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 PITMAN'S
SHORTHAND
DICTIONARY
BY

SIR ISAAC PITMAN

INVENTOR OF PHONOGRAPHY. A SYSTEM Of
PHONETIC SHORTHAND UASEI) ON THE SOUNDS
OF SPEECH AND THE SCIENCE OF PHONETICS

't.

'^^3^9<^

m
TENTH EDITION
{Revised and Enlarged)

LONDON
SIR ISAAC PITMAN' A SONS, LTD., i AMEN CORNER EC
B.\TH: PHONETIC INSTITUTE
NEW YORK: : WEST 45TH STREET
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OR
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T'RINTED BY SiR ISAAC I'lTMAN
& Sons, Ltd., London, Bath,
Nkw Vokk asd Mklbourne

IIZ
 PREFACE.
.utlincs ever publish.d
-THE Inst Dictionary of stcnogn.phi.
1 connection with Pitman's Shorthand
was proilucid f...iu
in
written by the Inventor of I'honoRraphy
Hthographic transfers
the following title A Phonographic
in the year 1846, and had
:

containing the most usual

Dutionary of the English Lav^uag^ :
Thousand. By Isaac Pitman,
words to the number of Tweh
.us of the work written by
m succeeding years improved d.l, .

but
the san.e hand were pr, ac .1 hv tl,. litl .graphic process;
,n 1878 with tl titl. A Pho,
t
S!. md and Pronounang
cntoi of Phonography
Dictionary of the English Language, tin
auo time the
for the first
produced a Dictionary of larger ».z<-
blocks Besides
shorthand characters were ngravcd m^ t
-=«"tal

giv )r nnni ition of each

the shorthand outline, this edition
,

Lion. The work

word in phonetic printing, and also
tna In subsequent
contained twenty-six thousand shortha,
pronunciations . the definitions were
editions th- phonotypic
merely the common
discarded, and the Dictionary was
issued v,
words after th- oith.md outlines; Hi
longhand spelling of the
a<ldn wci made to the
while, from time to time, considerable
vocabulary.
Dictionary .b
'
n c inside r-
In the present New Edition, the
whicii 't tgth
ably enlarged by an "Introduction"
I
.

'
ire
ot particular classes of words, an
the treatment
service to studen
will, no doubt, prove of great
practitioners. The shortliand characters are enti
the longhand portion has been
re-sct.

The Publishers tender their hearty thanks to th

with
correspondents who have c(Mttributed sug^
ior. .1
of
and com ! the
view to ensuring the greater accuracy
Dictionary.
 CONIENIS.
PAi.l,

ill
PREFACE . . . •

V
INTRODUCTION
xxxvi
KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS UsED
1
DICTIONARY
291
PROPEK NAMES .

LIST OF 33<i
GRAMMALOGLES, ALI'll \ H:".TICAI. .

CONTRAt 1 iN-5, ALPllAUETltAL 1 1ST Ol"

 —
;».»».

INTROUUCriON.
of the present work is to
furnish stamlard forms lor
THEtheobject
words of the Enghsb language, written
n. aciordance with the
rules oi ritmai.'s Short uul (Centenary luliti.,..). Lv.ry writer of
ti... system is aware that the
use of the many reKuL^ri/ed al.hrcviating
outlines hcm^ ohta.ned for the
devices which result! in brief and facile
words without the help of any arbitrary al.brevu-
Ereat majority of
''^tween two or .nor.
t^n aTso\nvolver. m
many instances a choice
possible forms, and the SnoRTnANn
Dictionary -^^v-des those out-
ines which experience has shown can
be recommended for gentrai
importance and utility of H. work as a book of
adoptior Hence the
reference for teachers, students, and
practitioners.

A contiderable number of words have been added, including some n.iw

words; while, on the other hand, many words now obsolete ha%e
been excluded.
present editi of the
Every effort has been made to render the
pronunciati...i and the
Dictionarv reliable and consistent in regard to
doubt, be differences
section 6f the shorthand forms. There will, no
outlines for certain words, smce a form
of opinion with rej^ard to the
not invariably so to
which is the most convenient to one writer is
however, that the
another writer. It is strongly reiommonded,
Dictionary outlines be observed, since
closest possible adherence to
of experience and the most
thcv have been decided upon as the result
careful thought. No outline, therefore, should be rejected in favour
of another until an attempt has
been made to as crtain whether there
for its adoption. It is obvious that uni-
is not some special reason
especially helpful in the case of writers who have
formity of outline is

to read or transcribe each otiier's notes.

Changes M regards Pronuneiation.

carefully checked
With respect to pronunciation, this has been
edited by Sir James A. H.
throuKhout. A New English Dictionary,
practicaUy all cases,
Murray, LL.D.. being taken as the authority in
so far as that woik is available.

The principal changes, so far as vowel-sounds are

com erned, consist

of the substitution of

(a) mh for a in such words as bar, harm, embark.

many words in which the vowel a before r has

There are. of course,
 VI STIORTHAND DICTION \RY.

a short sound ; e.g., '

v n globulur, pillar. Compare
V'^' tarry (adjective) with I tariv (verb).

(b) aw for ah in such words as taunt, launrh, saiinlcr.

Ji for (5 when occurring medially in

(c) unaccented syllables e.^., ;

in rustom, mason, London, monopoly, g.iilop.

A long vowel tends to become short when it is unaccented, and in
some words, su' h as prmiaim, biogr.iph, the vowels 5 and li are
practically in(li.-.tinguishable. In others, however, e.g., dotation,
nobility, the vowel is unmistakably o althc h unaccented.
(d)i for a in such words as ac( mate, breakage, palace, chieftam,
i.e., whenever the former represents the true pronuni iation.
Here again, the long vowel tends to become short when it is
unaccented. Compare r lace with \r palace. In some cases,
however, including all verbs ending in -ate, the vowel a is long,
although it may be unaccented. Compare ^ modcrale (adjei tive)
with ^ moderate (verb).
(e) i for a in ' ^ ma>riA:3, —
: ^7 carriiige, etc.

(/) » for I in words ending

in -ization, e.L;., real/zation, capitalization.
Preference is also given in the Xem English Dictionary to the
pronunciation in in some further worcls ending in -ine which were
previously vocalized with i, e.g., Florent/nc, although generally both
pronunciations are given. In most words ending in -ile, however,
preference is given to i, although in these also both pronunciations
are generally given.

(g) wah for waw in French words containing oi, e.g., patots, boudoir.

(h) The stroke g is

the true pronunciation, as in
... written instead of k wherever the former represents
_i3
[^ exist,
-'TJ'ji
examine.
—
Note. In such words as ranch, French, inch, punch, with regard
to which authorities differ, ch, which is believed to represent the
more usual pronunciation, is retained.
The pronunciation of Frent h and other foreign words has been
shown with greater precision than hitherto.

Simplifications as regards Voralizalion whirh do not involve the

Alteration of any Rule in the Text-books.

(1) DiPHTHO.NG fi BETWEKN TWO STROKES. —The diphthong ii

when occurring between two strokes is now treated the same

in
wav as a third-place vowel ; i.e., it is always written bef(^re

the second of the two strokes ; thus, '\

(
'
Hercules, ( culinary.
i accurate.
f:

(2) Vocalization in Derivativk Wordl.- -A vowel iu a derivative

 —

INTRODUCTION. vu

'^ »--"-"*. >^^^ unaccented.

IS used; thus.
^X- /'r^/'g..^''.

/ re-examine.
Words.
>;oTK.—This does not apply to Compound
Vowel occurring on same side of Stroke
ri\ Third-i'Lace
diphthongal) sign other than a dol
.s^sL« HooK.-Any vowel- (or
vowel is placed outside the shun hook ;
thus. K\ delusion. O fusion.

./Ao' alleviation {but ^ vision).

stroke ng when used

ii\ Vocalization of «?.—Outlines containing vocalized in the
-ing are now
in'the renresentaUon of the su.f.x or otherwise
vowel ,s a third-place vowel
Sher .

o"d.n^y w4' the

thus. laying, ^—^^ gnaumg.

of Text-book Rules.
Changes Consequent upon Alteration
existing
The urincinal changes arising from the simpUfuatum of

of new rules in the text-books are as

rules and the introducti.m
follows

A .\s regards VocaliEation —

are
(n Second-place slu.rt vowels occurring between two strokes
long
now place,; after the first stroke in the same way as second-place

vowels; thus, ' '^ menial.

always written in the first-place, and the

The diphthong is

U
t
(2)
tune. ..jounce, except
!
I diphthong
in
o,v in

a few cases when joined, as

the third-place;

now
in ^
thus.

mgh.

joined finally
^ ignite.

after ^-
/
—
owl.

'^.
(3) The diphthong il is , .

^ or
'^
(up), as /^ ^ rescue.
"W <*>S»e. -^^ mew, ,->. imbue,

v/ value.

slightly modified, thus

(4) The form of the diphthong oi has been
- ' in order to dilterentiate this sign from those of the
nst ad of
now known as " diphones," which always represent two
series
separately-sounded vowels.

has been discarded, except as the logogram

for
(.S) The sign

ivhy hence the outlines </ wi/e, <1 wide. <^ white.
1
i
4
s
;
 viii SHORTHAND DICTIONARY
Triphones " (formed by the addition of a small tick to the
(6) "
diphthong-sign) are now used to represent a (hphthong followed by
any 5/w;/ vowel thus, I dial, <{ royal, ^ trowel, ^ dual.
;
I
Note.—A tri phone takes the position of its diphthong.
(7) The small shun hook after a circle is not vocalized when
a second-
place vowel precedes, a third-i)lace vowel now being written
outside
the hook thus, ^ cessation. decision.
;
|
The small circle used to represent a vowel occurring between
(8)
the two consonants expressed by a hooked form of the
pr, pi series
is now except in rare instances, -vritten after the double consonant ;

thus, -p^ atmosphere and when the vowel

1 : i occurs between the
two consonants represented by the hooked form, it is not expressed
even if it is accented ; thus, U^._p terminus.
(9) joined to downward / in the proper names ^ William,
L^ lVilki)is, etc., is now taken to represent wi.

(10) The signs of the ah-i series, now known as " diphones," are used
to represent any two consecutive vowels, without regard to accentua-

tion ; thus, 1i real, nality, museum, -,^ cranium,

^"-Z folio, /* re-echo.

B. As regards Outlines
(1) In writing n s m the circle s is now placed inside the m in the
following cases

(«) In Di-RiVATivi-s ami comi'ounds from words in which

the circle
is written inside the ; e.g., J^~-/ unseemly, w -^^ unsummoned,
L^, tinsmith (compare ^-f-^^^ newsmonger) ; also in the word
^—i5 — —> ~ insomnia.
{b} In words containing the syllable -some, e.g.. >-tA noisome.
'^'^~' handsome.
NoTi- .— It will be found that, with only two or three exceptions, e.g.,
" -^ mincemeat, " Norseman,
and ci+>r. nursemaid, the form
^-^ is used for nsm and the form ^^. for n z m, most of
the
examples of the latter being words ending in -ism. e.g., O?^ communism.
^.^Jrs galvanism.

(2) \ is now used, instead of ^, as under

I
tNtRODtJCTION'. IX

joined to another stroke, there is no jireeechng

(a) When not it

vowel, as ^ flow ). fleece. ' '

flat.
'^
flaml
1
V
(6) In derivatives and rompounds from the words referred to in

(a), provided a convenient outhnc is so obtained, as V fleecer,

'^
^ #.•«„ c-x flvgy "^ ^' flatly.
flaunting, fluttered,

(c) Before — — '' '•^ ^ / as in \_ flahe, \_ flog,

'^\-^ flame. ^
V flurry V Fletcher.

above, preference still given to the

^
to the is
IsIoTE.— Subject
" left " form '^ ; thus, ""^ flicker, 'X^avoiir,
^ flail, flesh,

C^^ flabby.

Shr is now written upward when following /, v, n or n?, as in

(3)
'
i.'V.y' Uivisher. \_J extinomsher.
"V fissure.

(4) Stroke n-s is used in all cases for final -iicc or -nse (- ns) after

a curve ; thus, v^ silence, W ambulance.

(5) A few words ending

in -uation in which thore would be some
(liffirulty in writing separate sh
hooked for n are now written with the

shun hook (the diphthong and vowel being omitted) ; e.g.

^\^ punctuation.
"
C fluctuation.

The forms ) and ) are used only in such words as ) llc^se.

(6)
vowel hiss, haze,
•> hazv in whi. h the s or « is followed bv a final ;

ha:i)ic/s. hasten, hasty, etc., are, therefore,

written with ujiward stioke
:^' '<^ e"^ a '^.
h: thus,

The use of tick h before ) is discontinued ;

hence ^r) heather,
(7)

<f\ hitherto.

(8) Initial y is written downward before m or m/> , thus, ^. remit,

W-, remittance, v^v romp.

(9)
used insteail of the downward in such words as
Upward / is

\^ trial, K' ^^^'

one
'"'*"''• ^^^ diphthong and
See No. A above.
^
vowel now being
represented by sign. (6)

stroke having a finally-joined diphthong may be

hilvjd for
(10) A
t or d ; thus, '
v proud, va bout.

not hold good where it is necessary to have

XoTE.— This rule d.

a distinction, as in V Bude. but \ hute. Par. HI (c) m the

Instructor should be borne in mind in this connection.

(170)
 SHORTHAND DICTIONARY.

I (11) In addition to the words picture, Ifv,^^- advent Kir. \

ct( .. in whith -ture was jircvioiislv oxpri's-^rd by d.iublinfi. otlier
common words ending in -ture are now w.ittcn with doiible-lenj^tii
strokes, provided the resulting outhnes are not such iis would be ion-
fused with those of words ending in -tor : thus L structure,

\ fracture. -~_ nature.

(12)F, sh, m and n may now be doubled to express the addition ot

tr, dr or thr without any restriction, except in proper n.unes thus. ;

N — fodder, < shudder, ^ — ^ madder. . y. kneader.

(13) A straight .stroke may now be doubled to add Ir or dr when it

has an initial circle, as in ; sceptre. scatter, or a finally-

joined diphthong, as in \ prouder. tutor.

\a ^>

(14) r^ and <w may be doubled to express the addition ot -r

thus, ij^ slumberer, I tni'jerer

(15) Stroke cT^ is now used whcncxcr convenient in words begiii-

ning with the sound of u ; thus, / Lurope. ^J., utilize.

<^
A ,
eulogy,
^^ unique.

(16) The sign is used in words beginning with war- followec

by m, i.e., in V — - warm, ^,^, warmth.

(17) Stroke s^ is u:;ed instead ol

(
dot -ittg after — —, , /•

V_, V. and ^ ; thus, -.—.^ making, 1^^ digging, ^\^ raging.

L V,^^ laughing, i
V^ solving. V ^^ bolting

(18) Disjoined ; is used to represent the termination -lousncss

as well as -lessness : thus, \y f perilousness. hf"^ sedulousnes'i

(19) Disjoined / is u.sed to represent the terminations -logical

'•—
and -logically : thus, >-,/ etymologicul-ly, ~-^/ terminological.

(20) The disjoined in !e used to represent the suttix -self is dis-

continued, and oiie.seif is now included in the list of Contrai lions.

('_Ml With relerence to paragraph 188 (1) ot the Instructor, n is now

i omitted
(a) 111 words ending IL^ ugtHcy
ik -gt'icy (except 'iL^ agtncy and c^. cogency) ;

thus. Vy ngency
/"<"&'' ; and
 — .

INTKOniCTION. *'

\^^^luiyhtn^er.
In a further few words ending in -«i,w ;
viz.,
(/.)

addition to those previously K'ven in

ixclmufier. / pn^er. in

1 stranger and messenger)

the Lists of Contractions (I danger,
i

Othor rhanzcH. Outlines Harmonizeil.

groups of more
With respect to other alterations in outlines, many
considered with a view to their being
or less similar words have been
practicable, and various changes have
treated uniformly so far as is
brmg the outlines of such words into
been ne.essurv in order to

The following classes ot wonls are mentioned for the purpose

harmonv.
exjilanation of some of the changes referred to, and at
of furnishing an
been followed
the same time showing the general practice which has
in each class of words

S, Z (Circle and Stroke).

(1) \V. 'ds ending in -nese and -nize. most of which are Derivatives,
Hre wri with stroke n and circle s (z) whenever convenient thus, ;

^-v^'^y^ Americanize, i-<_ humanize.

/ Ja ese,

-nism are written with ^ p-v unless a better

^) Words ending in

outline

to be the

f ^
is obtained by writing hook n and
more convenient form
^ ^^ ,.^ r ^'.
after W—
Examples: \/.i.
L, The latter is

[but

^^
not <-—
Puritanism,
found
or

Utopiamsm, '
\^ Anglicanism,
^'7l>- reli'-ioiusm : but ^-b

V-5 paganism .)_

(3) Words ending

All words (feminines) ending in -ess
in -ess.

cannot conveniently be treated uniformly, but the following shows

the jiractice which has been followed
-ess, stroke s is used if nece
-
(a) In words ending with the syllable
sary for the purpose of distinguishing the feminine singular
from the
masculine plural when no other means of distinction is available ;

thus. \ poetess. (\ poets), ^heiress ( theirs)

(b) With regard to those words ending in -eress, -oress, -dess, -n{t)ess
or -less in which alternative methods of distinction are available,
stroke s is used af'er /ill- -. ^^ or thus, , ,:, .

I archeress. /
( n.anageress, h.
h. tutoress, I
I murderess, v^- \ vuiiress,
;

i
f
I
Xtt SHORTHAND DKTIONARY.
but in other
M deaconess, j countess, h-~ chanxpumess, \ chic/ess

written,
^ vi<^conntess,
:

/_.. 'giantess,
lascs the circle is e.g..

lioness, ^>/^ baroness, ,y ma\orcss.

(c) In words ending in -ress immediately i>re< eded by a consonant,

the final s sound is always represented by the circle ; thus, t actress

: •
h waitress.

(4) Words ending in -zoon arc written with stroke z : thus,

\ef}iznon. \0 polyzoon (plural V.) polvzoa) ;

but adjectives

have the circle thus, .'^ paleozoic, '_ prolozoic.

ending in -zoic ;
~

(5) Derivatives from words with outlines contaii.ing stroke s.

(See also jiaragraph 7(t (a) of the Instructor and No. (7) Delow.)

Derivatives formed by adding a sulfix beginning with a \owel to a

primitive word ending wtli 5 or z and a vowel retain .-.troke s or j
,•

thus, '
^ cosier,
'*
) lazier, \^ ij, pursuance, I Sudducean,

Puseyism, '
j laziest. \ hit.sicst.

,>
r- * '^ T sauciest,
Comiiare— (a) Secondary derivatives, such as ^ spiciest. ^

c—f/ glossier, the primitives of which are wTitteii with < ircle s ,
and

(b) Derivatives in which the suffix does not commence with a vowel
"[ ensued.
e.g., k.c drowsiness,

S (Stroke and C«!rcle) ; SI {\ and Loop).

(1) Initial s or st followed by a diphoni; is written as follows -
^ DERIVATIVES such as
derivatives j ^ sower,
Us J\ sowcf, seer,
(a) With stroke s or in L^
i,_

t^ stayer, F stowage.

(b) With the circle or loop in other words, such as '\ sahib,

^^ seance, ci_^ sienna, ^^ stoic, ^^ Styrian.

Initial s or st followed by a triphone is w..iicn with stroke i or [ ;

thus, t^ Siam, ) suet, b' Stuart, [^ steward, l^ Slowell.

While words ending in -ous preceded by a diphthong are written

(2)

with stroke s in accordance with paragraph 70 {d) of the Instructor,

their dfrivatives ending in -uotisly, -uousness and -uositv are generally

written with the circle ; thus \_^ strenuously, v/ ^_ voluptuousness,

k' impetuosity.
 INTKOnUCTION. XIU

h the stroke retained for

following, however, are cases in whii
is
The
the purpose of distin. tion— \^. /'«'JMs/v, ^./oyow v, / jovousness.

^t.^ ingenuously. t^. ingenuousness, L ', tenuously,

Ln tenuousness, *lO sinuosity.

words containing s, z or st preced^ed by a^iPHONE

"^^a) In other

or by a diphone, the circle or loop is used ; e.g.. \ bias, ^biased.

deist,
<^ acquiesce. Genoese, ^' essayist. [, truest, i
«^ quiesce. t_s>

The following are exceptions to this—

/ Judaism. U- statuesque'.

\ prowess. V dais, ^ chaos, ^ newest, (-^ next).

in -astic or -istic are written as follows—

(3) Words ending
(a) With St loop after t, d, j or / ; thus, 4r"' artistic, rT deisiic,

f'lr^ logistic. '^ elastic.

(b) With t in other cases ; thus. U theistic, z^' sophistic.

Irom with outlines con-

(4) f is retained in derivatives wort'.s

taining f , ex> ept the monosyllabk past tenses f stayed, i stewed, etc.

I dustiness, </ majestic.

thus,
f stowage.
ST (Loop and Stroke ) ).

-vest, -vist -test, -tist. -dest,

Words ending in -w«<, -nist ; -fest, :
•

loop unless a distinctly better outlii e

etc.. are written with the -« i :,

obtained by means of the stroke) thus, -^ keenest. ^J> greenest. 14

^
1
;
is

^\-^ organist. \ briejest. '\^ bravest. V_^ jaintest. londest.

-
!

»4 artist, but *> plainest, ^ toughest. ^ kindest, ) hardest.

%\
S.ST [ 'i. } AND P ).

Words ending in -cest. -cist and -sest are generally written with
t
*
<) ; thus, "^ fiercest. \^ publicist ; but ) is more convenient

after -_^ m or ^^ r, as in ^ nicest, >k/2 empiricist ;

and F is

also used in verbs ending in

used in \p biblicist. P is -stst, e.g.,

Sp subsist, b desist.
XiV SHORTHAND DICTIONARV.

5S. 5Z (F.ARr.r Circi.f:, 7 / and j .

(1) Words ending in -sis and -sus are written with the large circle ;

thus, xf bails, '

(^ narcissus.

(2) Words ending with the sound of sis or ies, or with s - — sepa-

rated by a chphthong or a diphoiie (including words ending in -cess,

-cite and -size), are generally written with J or ) ; thus, 1 access,

capsize, y) gaseous .
but after I • ^_^ or -^ , J allords a
^
better joining, e.g.,
'

L Gothicize, V-^ princess. ^J recess,

—^-ts J exorcize, i'he common words alD success, —rr exercise ami

VG emphasize, are, however, written with the large circle.

(3) Words ending in -cism are generally written with the large

circle; thus, ^--i fanaticism, ^^' Gallicism ; but after { th. — - )/

or '^ r ^x g'vi's more convenient and distinctive outlines ; thus,

"'"T Guthicism, X cynicism, O ^^ lacomcism, ^'^^ exorcism,

^ v)^^ Doricism.

Hookki) Stroke and Separate /i' or L.

(1) Words ending in -metry and -metric are written with separate r

whenever practicable ; thus, IrJ/^ geometry, 'Xk/ barometric,

but ^-^ planimetry.

(2) Words ending in -able or -ible are generally written with the

hooked stroke \ ; thus, '^ obtainable, ^ measurable. The

separate strokes N/^ , however, are used when a better outline is

thus obtained ; e.g. —

(a) After —a, __D. ^-P. ^ or after a circle following a "right
"

curve (but not after V^ or Vr- ) ; thus, ^*\^ excusable,

"~V^^ invincible, ^<^^'\^ reversible, ^Xy forcible (but

Vi feasible).
 INTROUUITIOV XV

(M Alter or /; tliii-^,

or a
Sv,- ftntcstal'lt

(lu\vri-itii)ki' Ik
K
Hiked
digestible.

for V : thus,
(f) Alter ^ .
^
#x ^ scnntbk, '\/^ provable.
^ . explainable, ''' i •

{d) After a half-leiiKlh stroke iKMjked for n : thus, V accountable,

X lamentable,

(e) After a shun hook ; thus. \^ actionable (but ,-tO\ w''-

(3) Words ending in -/<»/ or -dal preceded by ^ r are written

\y'pafieta'. ^<^\ spheroidal. Com-

xvith separate /; tlius,

pare the verbs ^I rattle, A riddle. A number of words en.lins in

-tal preceded by n are also written with separate / ; e.g.. >- menhil.

horizontal. Compare the verb mantle.

,i(^ I

14) and -fully are written with separate / in

Words ending in -ful
cases where between the adjective and the adverb can
a distinction
easily be shown by means of the
downward and the ujuvard I respec-
thely e.g., after
;
.^-', w, upwiird - , —
I or a straight upstroke ;

thus,
'\ wakejul, ~'~\r wakefully,
^~"^> ntanjul. Cy lawful.

and vl occurring after

)A sorrowful. In other words, including verbs, /f

the hooked forms

thbstrokes mentioned above are represented by
"^
\
'> ; thus, "^ scuffle, •
"^^ level, X/^ upheaval.

preceded by -—o, ^-% or are written

(5) Words ending in -ively
'

with -^ ; thus, '

""^ massively. \^^ delusively.

16) Words beginning with unr-. eiir-. unl-. enl-. Words formed by
words beginning with r or retain the separate r or /;
a prefix from I

thus,
,^ unrest. unreasoning, .^ unleavened.

"X enlist.

Words ending in -ary, -try, -cry, etc., are treated as

follows— ^
(7)

easily written
(a) The hooked strokes are used when they give a more
outline than the separate r; thus, l^^ drapery, ^^ rookery.

L treasury.

strokes are retained in adjectives derived

from
(b) The hooked
words written with a final hooked stroke, such as'1
n
tottery, Cl silvery.

iL savoui-y.
 XVI SIIURTIIANO niCTIOWRY.

(( ) In ofliir I ascs tlic s'-|>aratf »- oi' / is written thus slalulorv.

I
'
[,-• Hot<r-\

(8) Derivatives kndino in -ally and -alitt: from words written

with a tinal hooked strolvc retain the booked form: thus, ^ hriUally,

j>^ brutalize. /* '

locally.

(9) Derivativks from words written with hcxiked forms ot the

pt 1^1 SLTies are geturiiliy also written with the hooke<l forms it jir.u tie-
.

able, even if the r or ^ is no longer in the same syllable iis the preeeding

consonant ; thus, :! , tippler, V-x^ trampling, J douhlv. Compare

such words as X'^*^ stedliu^, tj^^ duckUng, whieh are not so

derived.

(10) In CoMrouND Words, when the second part ot the e')mpound

begins with r or /, that r or Ms not combined with the last letter

of the first part ; iience, I / iypewnter,

\^-
typewritten,

bricklayer, ^_^ — ''

neckkue.

(II) In the case of verbs the hooked forms axe generally preferred
so as to enable past tenses to be written on the same principle thus, ;

A bridle, y, bridled (compare *> bridal), '

| model, '
' modelled.

. DuiLiCATE Forms. —Cases where Joined to ANOTHiiR Stroke.

(1) In DiK NATIVES
I anil Compounds from words written with
^ I.
'
^
the form of /r, fl, vr or vl used in the jirimitive
etc.,
shcjiild, when convenient, also be used in the derivative or compound,
without regard to the j)ractice adopted in other words thus, ;

\_J freeness (compare V.,_p furnace), V^ offerer (compare

friar), ^, flyer (con.pare v flower), \ '<\ hop-fly (compare

<:^^ hopeful).

Subject to the above :

(2) The " left " curves V_ V^ are used if more convenient for

joining than the "right" curves, as in h tougher, I'Sy leverage,

v^ effervesce, °^v^ survivor, V froth, ") usufruct, ^--v ! viable.

free file. frank, ^^-^.p France.

M
 INTRorXTTION.
">

as
(;«) In ..ilicrinvs

"X/ verbnse. '

\ —
the "unlit"
Atrica,
i

^
urvt

If h.
arc Rcnerallx
fnwif.
r
As regards thr and 7//r, ^ C arr used initally when pre 1

(.»)

as when standing alone) thus, Ath

.1 \()\\i 1 (i.e., ;

I
/' Atherley. ^' otherwise.

as / J^rad.
n
(5) In other as. s tlu- "right" curves ) ) arc us.;.!,

.
thrive. ]
'
thrash. P throttle, k tethrr. ) zither. \ <
»"

left " V
^'
((i)

v
Prefcrcn. o

,''abby, ^-
is given

flask. ^
to the "

flash,
curves

\_ baffle. ^
.

sho.
th:

'

\_ muffle.

" curve and the " right " ur>

(7) The " left { is used initially, <

") after another stroke ; thus, V athletic, K/\ Ethelred. \\ Licth,

irr^ bismuthal.
ij

N (Stroke and Hook).

(1) Words ending in -niart are generally written with the hook for
the final n, even in the i ase of derivativks from words with outlines

ending with hook « , Ihus, .'c ;. Etonian, >-^ "^r -> Hamiltontan, but

Auguslinian, '«,_* Athenian.

note ^fe Gladstonian, "TL*.

Words ending in -n nt are generally written with hook n finally ;

(2)

thus, <_- anent, l^ assonant, ki, dissonant. Final -n nt precede by i

p. stroke / or v, or w is, however, written with stroke nt finally thus, ;

\/ pennant, L tenant, W* convenient, l-^_;~- dominant, as are also

the words "oJ^. consonant and .i^j sonant.

(3) Words ending in -t n or -rf n are generally written with the

hook for the final n : thus, ^ fatten. (/] wheaien. j>
abandon.

n however, represented by the stroke in the following

(4) The final is,

cases
<" martin.
[a) Words ending .n -rt n or -; st n, e.g.,\^~ Spartan.
^' congestion.
XViH SiroRTHANI) IXCTinNARY.

(h) Must woids cridinx in -tttinf, e.>^., t lurpenlint', itnd al<w> -

(') 'I'lio worils Vki'- fmiiilaiH, 'jp^. ni'iinlaiit, ^-^ plantain,

\J' pontoon, and ^ / hounden.

N Preceded dy Two Vowel Soi'nds.

Stroke M is used — (a) After a Triiiione con§istinx ot li and a vowel ;

thu^, i^^ genuine, [^.^constituent, \/l::i' pursuant. Compare hs lion,

client,
otlier triphones.
> compliance, ^)
buoyancy, in whii h the n is precedetl by

(b) After two sejiarate xowel-siKiis ; thus. \j^ triune.

(c) In the words s pioneer, li ::iant,^ .buoyant, heroine,

J, y 1
ruiw, and several words endint; in fluent. «.?., V^^r fluent,

^~/ ^-^^. mellifluent. Compare dtiier wor.ls in v '.'.h n occurs after a

diphniic, e.^., c-o crayon, -jp cayenne, <^yJL hytiiene.

Medial N.
(1) In tlie absence of any special reason to the contrary, stroke n
is used between p, b, t, d. ch or / and lull-length t or d : thus,

V^^ pantaloon, v.?, bountiful, L^ tantalize, l" ^ ,. dental,

'C^ legendary.

(2) But the hook is used between the same strokes antl half-length
t or d, unless the n is followed by a vowel ; thus, ^ painted,

J daunted, J enchanted, J jointed, but ''^^ penitent,

^^^C_j| originated.

(3) Hook n is used between -— r and — ' w in such words as

\/' •
barrenness, ^v/ modemness, but stroke n is more convenient
between o/ ir or c^ w and ^— n ; thus, c/ sereneness,

(A~ oneness. Similiarly ';?-J' roundness, but c/^*^^^ windiness.

^-t) Stroke n is generally retained in derivatives from words

written with the stroke, other than those ending in -ic or -cy :

thus. funnier. ^o puniness , but euphonic.

V^^t subserv' -y.

 .ins. itix

Mf.dial .V5
or r unlrssji..- l.-ok ,h
usn.t mr-lia.lv before s
(5)

., early
Stroke n
nu.r,-
is

.onvenient; thus. ' > H>rf«..rf«v, -^ '

"
WJUISO>t,

/^" liiHcsottie, J /m»(s;(/.'.

_ A^ r/ caravansary, but frt»i\niM, ,

(H, Two hunks together are generally

avoi.Uvl ;
h.n. c K .^ phin^.r.
the words A""/'"/,
however, allcwed in
Al ran-er. They are.
words, as well as certain
1

') manler. and one or two uncommon

compound words.
h,K,k « often retained mc.lially, even
(7) In Compound words is

where it would be avoided in other words; e.^.. '^ open-mouthed.

penman, ^ry^ mainmast.

/^' rainprool, 'U^ earihcnuare.
\^^

I\ r (Hook and Stroke).

Words ending in -tive (other than those whi. h are contra. tc,l)

arc.
(1)

generally written with I ; thus.

^ receptive.

K
^^ inventwe.

l.:x.eptions to the above are X capiive. plamlive. and such

words as ^ a«««<«M an '

,|
digestive.

/or o, irring between or 6 (without

The stroke is u^. -i u', ,. .

an
(2)

initial attachment) nd t .r d. tti,.-, \ pwot. \

J. bulJct. After

"\ or \ , however, t •
h . i i^- n.-. i: c mvenient :
thus, ^^
private.

N brevity.

*wv n r ch and / or rf in derivatives

(3) Hook / or r is usee.
• f. >

""
.undified.
„,.,.,... Cheviot. Note-
as well as other words
t .^

11^
;

i
\ defied, L edified, L deified, for distmction.

The Aspirate.
st. is used in the following
(1) Tick * attached to half-length stroke
„.ords— \y- hi.'lory. V'^'^ hxstriomc. *«*""«. '^ ^' •'"-' U
distinction
(2) Downward h is used in a few cases to create a clear

of outline, as /-^ heritor ( ^^i inheritor). A^ heritable

 XX SHORTHANn DICTIOSAUY.
more form, as
(^^ inheritable), or to provide a easily written

A heritage.

Words beginning wnth hetero- are written with y' except

(3)

before ."v or ( , when \ is more convenient ;

thus

KLj^ heterogeneous, l^o heterodox but t.^ heterogamous

^^'^'. heteromorphous, r/ heterology.

Compound words ending in -Aoui« arc written as under

(4)

(a) With J^ if convenient for joining, i.e., after />, b, t, d, I or a

r

straight upstroke; thus, ("^ chop-house, ^Ns'' club-house,

"^ gate-house,
^~\^ coffee-house, c^ warehouse, <f hothouse,

ifi) W4th / after ft, §, m or / ; thus, "^—o workhouse, (6a log-house,

*7» summer-house, /% ale-house.

when neither nor will join well, i.e..

(c) With stroke s tj^ <

after s, sA, n, ng, a circle or a hook ; also after ch, in which case

stroke s is particularly facile ; thus, J alms-house, <;

ice-house,

wash-house, pigeon-house, 7 coach-house.

1 ^
Upward and Downward /^ and L.

(1) Words beginning with st (vo-rc!) r followed by stroke n

have upward r : thus, /^^ consternation, £^^\j sternutation,

^c/^ Stornowav.

Final r is wTitten upward (among other cases) after kr, gr or Ik ,

(2)

thus, — -^ crier, c:^^ grower, luckier : but downward after s/(

or fk : thus, a ^, obscure, v /a*tr.

Final r in compounds, as in other words, is wTitten

(3)

upward after two downstrokcs ; thus, L^j — .v, tax-gatherer,

^S- shooting-star.

words ending in -rest. -rist. -lest or -list the r or I is wTitten

(4) In
upward or downward as when followed by a final vowel ;
thus,

X/ bare I K/ fairest. ^ -f fullest. X annalist.

 INTROIiUCTION. XXI

(ri) Medial r is nearly always written downward before i)i : thus,

^ larium, '
^ • emporium, '
-< jorum. Alter th, liowever,

it ih witlen upward ; thus, v^ th<-«r,w.

(6) Medial r is also written downward in most derivatives from

words written with downward k; thus, 1. dcclai-ahle, "^
foresight.

(V^ ferocity), --. i- fitrrier, }/^ maturely : but in words ending

in -rial, -ral or -rhal upward r is used ; thus, ^r^ armorial,

i.-A mayoral, v( catarrhal.

(7) Final / after It" IT' or /~ is written as after a_ ;

thus,

methodistical, I'^tTZ logistical.

"HsT* egotistical, {-

,i f

(8) L
occurring finally, or with only a circle or loop following, is
WTitten downward after a half-length or djub'.e-leiigth stroke if a more

umvenient outline is so obtained ; thus, \' completely, ^Z" shiftless,

^ vividly, y^ wildly, ^ y pectoral.

(9) Final / is written downward in compounds of words written e

with upward / if the upward form would be quite in onvenient for
P
joining, as in J sand-eel, L'^- train-oil, but the upward form is

retained if at all practicable, as in \J poit-hole, '^ stock-list.

(10) Jfediai / is written upwartl in V" biliousness and

^'' ^ superciliousness, but downward in words ending in -lescence or

-lescent , e.g., > opalescence, (^ coalescent. It is tilso written upward

A-
before <^-, whenever practicable thus, / realism,

impi iialism, but ^ sensattomiiibin, L natuiuhsm.

Upward and Downward SH.

(1) Final sit is written downward after t or st : thus, ' j latish,

'
coquettish, 1 moustache. Exception- al /(//sA .

J
{'1) Final sh s is witten upward after /. but downward after st :

thus, -— ^ <- fictitious, but '

superstitious.

B— (170) 3
 —

XXU SHORTHAND DICTIONARY.

(.'<) The word- \^ nmpi' and '
\J mobhish are %vritten with
upward sh im the same primiple as \y brush.

(4) Final sA after / is wriuen downward, except in verbs in which

the / is preceded by another onsonant i ; thus, ^f J militia, N.y palish,
(J lash, but /'^ polish, ^. slash.

(5) Final sh s is written ilownward after I ; thus r^\ delicious,

i^\ silicious.

CoMPOUNi' CONSO.WNTS.

(1) 117 and whl in dkrivatives.

(a) The compound consonant o or is retained in the derivu

tives (past tenses, etc.), j | wailed, '/>

| wallowed, (j | wheeled, etc.

(b) Primitive words containing the consonants wld are written

with <^f thus,
deri\atives from
; ^ '^ weld, iA weald : although in some
wild,
these words the compound consonant is again

employed, e.g., ,(, wilder, iC \ wildest, t welded, 6 J' wealden.

(2) Rr. The c impound consonant ) is not used after ( I : liciice

b V cellarer.

(3) Kw and mp, mb in Comi>ounu words. A consonant at the

end of the rirst i>art of a compound word is not combiiuMl with a con-
consonant beginning the second part ; hence 6'^\_^ silk-worm,

U>^^ dumb-bell, U^ tomboy. An exception to this is the word

I '
V lukewarm.

Halving I'ki.NvIple.

(1) A strril'e is not halved when a better outline is obtained by

means of ..le full /or rf, thus, V /lotsam, -i^^ flotilla. ^V/ indulge

,. integer, [ interior.

('.') Words ending in -latory, -datory. -ditarv, etc., are treated as

folic ws
[a] In the rase of the termination -tatnyy the last t is jjenerally
written in lull ; thus
/\
."'' I

^rotatory,
— '.
I"

excitatory, h
-'1"
\ saltatory:
1-'
but
 1 —

IMKUUICTION.
1 (//j Wlun tlie tenuiiiatioii is -datory, t' c halving' priiu iple is Ljenercilly
XXUl

a|i|'lii.'(i ; tlnis, -r hettditury, '.' ' cunsuliJutory.

(;<) Words ciiliiig in -lively following slroko / or Ir are written with

lull t: thus, ]
authoritatively, r illustrativelv.

Words
^
eiiiling in -ctary, -ctory,
i
-calory, -t^atorv, -rlarian, etc.,
(4)

are KtMurallv written with lull / ; thus, l_. directory, t_, tractarian.
3
A better outline, however, is obtained by halving in such words as

c-
^ secretary, .,,—rr^ migratory. '

(5) Words ending in -tacioits, -titiuus and -dacious are written with
full t or d : thus, t/. cretaceous, t( mendacious.

(6) The more common words ending in -pid are written with half-
length p : thus, '
tepid, ^ -"v insipid ; but

(7) Words ending in -padc, -ped, -pede or -pod are generally written
-^
with full d: thus. iipade. centipede. tripod.
.) '\

(8) Words ending in k (vowel) d are j; '-^'allv written with full d:

thus, L_ arcade, ' \ naked, L — . decoyed : but hali-length h is

used in a ti'w words of more than two syllables, e.;., ^s/ '
barricade,
\_ cavalcade, and in ilu- word y'^ rescued.

(i!j Words ending in g (vowel) t, however, are generallv written

with lialt-lciia;th ;' ; thus, V fyigate, L target, -^-^ nugget (but
'

I ingot, tor distiiv tion).

(I(t) Stroke / or d is retained when convenient in the following

classes oi deriva rrvEs, viz.
(c(i Words derived, either directly or indirectly, from primitive words
with outlines (c-ntaining stroke / or d and not more than one other

si.vke consonant; e.g.,

,
pitiful, > becloud, V.^ • 1
overrate.

J he followmg are e.-.ceptional — V beautify, V beautiful.

written. .en I tut;.

(b) Certain secondary derivatives from pmiiary derivatiies written

with stroke / or d, in which the stroke is retained for the purpose of

 XXIV SHOriTHAND DICTIONARY.

• listini

•j
tion

llif^litiness.
; e.g., ''[^ weii^/itimss, \j> n,cft/,,/ess,
V heartily,

(c) In words entling in -tieth, in order to prevent the possibility of

confusion

and ">
'-A_
between

fifth, etc.
seventieth and
s seventh.

1
fiftieth

(11) In coMiuUN-ns of words with outlines ending in stroke < or d

that < or d is generally expressed by hahing ; thus, '
\/ copyright,
^— \i backbite,
^ ice-boat. ^"^ cow-hide, tJ- go-ahead. ^^^^ brush-
wood. Stroke / or d is, however, retained after one half-length stroke,
as in 'v. tit-bit, > catboat, and also in a few other cases in which
the full / or d gives a more distinct outline, ^' J
e.g., rosewood.
r^ jolly-boat.

(12) In coMPorxDs of words commencing with

^
/ or d, that t or d
is not expressed by halving thus, U-^ time-table.
;
grave-

digger. quarter-deck. Exceptions— j-^ sometimes and

^1-.
\.}^_ beforefime.

(13)
"^^ cancellate,
Final // is

/C^
written downward after thus, ^ insult.
Hunslet.

(14) With regard to final rd. the forms

^ veered, \ persevered,
etc., are adopted bee Ithough not slrictly in accordance with
the rule, they are q stiiictand -.--re convenient than the
possible alternatives Vv- "^v etc. On the other hand, in such
words as geared,
become
— > is a better form than "">, which latter would
indistinct in practice.

(15) The upward - is only used finally for Id in words ending in

-te<i after ^ ^ ) or r, e.g., ^-^ furled. "V frilled. > thrilled,

\/ belittled, and in the word ^^ scheduled; it is also used medially in

^^ mildly and ^^"^ f«/W;:.i.. hi other ,:ase^ the separate

^'^l
r
is written if is not .onvciii.-ii; thus, .'
\ assailed. ^] mui:led,
rf"^ ' household.
 —

INTROPUCTION. XXV

Doubling Principle.
(1) In words ending in -lateral and -Ittera' and other worrls con-
taining / t r that are not derivatives from words written with double-
length /, the doubling principle is not applied ; thus, r lateral

(compare /; latterly), \y '

pluriliterat, ^'/l: poulterer

(compare ^ slaughterer), -^ liturgy (compare '^ ' lighterage).

(2) When the vowel in the termination tor is sounded distinctly,

as in the legal terms "^ grantor, ^^ vendor, •r-'''^~\ guarantor,
the doubling principle is not applied.

(3) The doubling principle is applied in a (ew cases although there

is a strongly-sounded vowel between t and r : e.g., ^

—-X material,

VJ.V — = tnieric, k^^— : dysenteric, '--^ tartaric.

(4) The doubling principle is also applied in the following cases,

Eotwithstanding that there is no vowel between the t or d and the r

(a) Several words containing central, ceiitri- or -centric, e.g./~t central,

<i_,_^ concentric, -^<.^^ — -
eccentric, ^"^">v. <% centrifus^al.

(b) { theatrical, C cylindric.

(5) Words ending in -erate or -orate, although derived from words

written with a double-length stroke, are written by means of the halving
principle (i.e., in the same way as past tenses such as 'M centred) ;

thus, L^, directorate, l^' stadtholderate.

(6) The doubling principle is not applied when tr is preceded by a

diphthong and a long vowel ; thus, \^ extenuator, \^ punctuator.
Compare ^^ p,. prietor, "A radiator. 'I

Joining of Strokes of Unequal Length.

(7) Paragraph 146 of the
Instructor applies to double-length as well as half-length stroke's.
Double-length «, however, is sufficiently distinct after / or downward I
;
thus, L detonator, ( _ ; alienator.

(8) Double-length / is written upwanl, e.xrept after ng, ns or 5* ;

thus, ^ / filter, NtfT beholder.

beholder, ^'^
.' nii.lpr
gihler, hni
but /y ringleader.
iiistilter, *^ .tcoldcf 1 /' helter-skelter.
(
 XXVI SHORTHAND DICTIONARY.

(9) Double-lengtii strokcb may be used in such coMPorM) words

as the following
loader.
;
—^— >y backbiter, L — ,— - chatf-cuHcr, ^ muzzle-

Vocalization of Double Consonants.

(1) Medial r proreded by a strongly-sounded vowel is generally

represented by separate r unless a hooked form is necessary in order

to avoid an a-.vkward or ;i too lengthy outline ; thus r^ ulterior,

^ internal, 'S/f frakrual.

(2) Words enduig in -torial are generally written with separate r,

but the hooked form is used in a few casts to avoid an awkward or
a very lengthy outline; thus, , tutorial, '^[yf equatorial,

\— I , piscatorial, but /^C/T reportorial, ^^fe spectatoriat.

Lot dictatorial.

(3) Words ending in -tarium, -ioriuin, etc., are gciurally written with

the hooked tr ; thus,

'

'\U^ cometavium, r^i^ rnoratoriiim,

l auditorium.

(4) Words ending in -chord are written with half-lenglli hr ; thus,

t tetrachord, Cv^ motiochord.

(5) Words em ling m -/orrn are written with the hooked form, ^
i "^ '"f or A"
or , after | | / ( ) V. ^-^ ; thus, -i I stalacti-

form, ^-~f
spongi/orm, ^ aci/orm, Vn curvt/orm,

tiform. In other cases separate r is used ; thus,

V^
^:
napiform, ciittci/orm.
v wctiil!/ tin.

variform.

(6) The following words ending in -culate or -gulate are written

with half-length kl, g—^ calculate, t_n speculate, </ gesticulate,

/3^„ reticulate, A"" articulate, r/^" circulate, .^' ^" matriculate,

coagulatt, /^' regulate.
 INTRODUCTION. XXvil

(7) The prefix /or- is represented by V. or, when this is iniun\oniei.t,

hy'^; thus, ^Ka-^ forsake, '^-y^ forbear, hut \^ /ori^et. iliis -Jois

not apply to the prefix fore-, which should be written with separate
r (downward in preference) when convenient ; thus -^ forecast,

^<y^' forenoon, ^^—^ foresight : otherwise the hooked form is used

*-^ forewarn.
thus,
^ foretell, "<^^ foreshorten,

(8) Compound words endinp in -bird and -board are written wth
the half-length br whenever onvenient ; thus, r jailbird,

.(-> —s^ tnockini^-bird, V-rj^ blackboard, -^ switchboard.

Abbreviated W and Joined W.\W.

The abbreviated form of the consonant w is conveniently retained

in a few compounds of
" woman," e.g.,
\^ needlewoman, /^ char-

woman ; but j- as a joined diphthong is not retained medially as

part of an outline ; hence /^ rainwater,'i soda-water, h. churchwarden.

Suffixes.

(i) With referenie to -ing, the stroke is quite convenient after

J or J ; thus, <> chaining, O enjoining. Stroke ng is also used

after / , although it does not give a very convenient joining, as the

dot might be mistaken for a vowel-sign ; thus, iX utilizing,

/<
(^
releasing.

(2) When adding -ing, the outline of the original word is almost
invariably left unaltered ; thus, V.. fancying, \^ freezing,

cleansing, > jailing,

\ h;^„.;„f,
piercing. J. shellinc /^! rating.

Exception; to this arc Z^ losing, O lacing, etc., (^ ailing,

(^ coalescing, S~ convalescing, and />> ivriting.

I (3) When the outline of the present tense ends with a joined dii)h-
thong, the latter is not retained if .stroke can be joined thus, ^ ;

/ renewing, vi_;^ pursuing. xJ> bowing.

 xxviti SlIOKTIIAND DICTIONARY.

(1) -dlity, -ilily, -arily, etc., arc expressed by moans of a disjaincd

stroke in the groat majority of cnsrs, iiicIuditiK praolioally all of the
li.rjjc niinibor i^i \\or(l>, ciulinf,' iti -bility. I'ho words which arc written
in full inclndo

(ii) Words ending in -ulty, -ialily, or -iority, if the full outline is

i-j.nteconvcniont ; th;;>, ^ penalty, Y\cordiality, J^. partiality,

>- ^ viiitality, ^ -v
•

.:.
iiiferioritv.
J.

(b) \V(jrds in which the full outline is piuticularly facile, especiall)-

after a half-length stroke ; e.g., 'V j. fertility, 'y[, austerity,
<^ \ maturity, V= _: vcrtnality, ^^ personality.

(c) Words in whi h the -ality, etc., is preceded by only one stroke

or by s or shun ; tlius, K" '•

hilarity, ~b \. facility, .-^'D.l. rtationality.

(d) In a few 1 ases for the purpose of distinction ; e.g., c£» juniority

(J^ geniality), ^^
J locality {'• — legality), X, i disparity

( bX disability)

(«) \{. compatibility, \ .|, accessibility and a few other

.1.

miscellaneous words.

(5) -tnent is represented by ^ after — ' ^ Vo or or a hook

to which the full form ^ cannot conveniently be joined ; thus,
Q_^-' consignment, ^s preferment, ^t^^ effacement, -^ja^ commence-
ment, ^~i- enchantment, ^"o- pavement. When ^~, can be made
convenient, it is often written in preference to the contracted form ;

thus, y"^^ discernment, /\^ rescindment, ^^ amendment.

(6) The suflfix ^ may be joined when occurring after full-length r,

V — n or '-^ ng, also, when tonvenient, after a hook (the preceding
part of the outline remaining unaltered) ; thus, q^^// censorship.
\,
^ companionship.
y
*-
friendship. yy relationship. -Ship is

WTitten in full after (^ I, asm V/^ fellowship; also in heirship.

(7) Disjoined _y may be used in ccvu'ound anrl

<
other words in
wlii^ h -ship is not grammatically a sulTix ; thus, X hallltship,

'y-^, midshipman, V lii-htship.

I
 INTRODUCTION. **'*

ro,.r.scnted by the disjoint suftix ^o ex. e,.t m

(8) -Itdness is

doubtlulness ^n<l v. bcaut^Mness.

^
,v dcHihtlulness. ,,,

^--v^
^^
Gk\mm\logues.
grammalogucs arc written
n\ RiVATivES and compounds from
1)1 whenever a
(unvocalized) in the outl.ne
by retaining the loRograin
so obtained thus ^-^ golden.
convenient and legible form is
;

(£.. thankless. l^ deliverer. .^ advantageous. ^ woull-le.

^ twofold.

compounds of " eye " the logogram is

(2) In DERIVATIVES and

not abbreviated ; hence v^ *yeM. /\ 'V'''^-

Contractions.
contracted words are written
Derivatives and compounds from
contraction in the outlme whenever a con-
by retSg the original
obtained thus. <^^ disorgamze.
venient and legible form is so
;

Is-S^ dUlinguishable. i_ thank-offering.

Derivative Words.
as one r" - number of
The derivation of words must be regarded but while i. he outhnes
choice of outlines,
coSderatons affecting the word, or somej^r-
of derTvatives the outline of the primitive
many
ar:, on the other hand, many
deodar feature of it, is retained, there
c^ wS
^
~\~.
n
Lnd
derivatives are
principles of the
written
system,
in

remove. 'X-^ remover ; \| bitter.

accordance with the ordinary
without regard to derivation

\ embitter :
I—
e.g.,

hawk.
,

^hawker: T" ail. 'C ailment : ^ royal, ^royalist.

described as
" derivatives " are taken to include any words
Words
other English words.
that are apparently derived from
In the above notes, attention is drawn to the treatment of certain
classes of derivative and compound
words by means of capitals.

Derivatives Anticipated.
some past leiibes previously mentioned.
In certai- cases, including
their outlines may agree
words are written in a particular way so that
^""^ xvanlon,
with those of derivatives formed from them,
e.g.,

y^ wantonly: ^^V' clandestine. ^~^ clandestinely:

 *** SHORTHAND DICTIONARV,

V captive, \^ captivate: "*f txist, "^ rvis fence , }

sister,
•J

y, sisterly I sctentiftc, -L. scientifically.

CoMPOUNn Words.
A numlvir of classes of compound words have already been dcali
with in connection with the various print iples I. olved. With regard
to cases in which the outhnes of the primary words will not
join con
v<»nientl\-, they are written disjoined if a better outline
is not obtainable
by altermg one or both of them so as to admit of joining.

Disjoining.
(1) Disjoining is not resorted to if a better outline can other-
wise be obtained; thus, L tactics, /^H locate. L, densely.

y^f rearrange, but \\^ sfadjast, -r^.^ mentionable, [^ deaf-mute,

%^ spendthrift.

(2) Three full-length straight strokes that would not make an angle
are not joined together hence \ <"
; picture-gallery. /

(3) Outlines in which one at least of three strokes is a curve are

generally allowable although there is no angle; thus, \ papacy,
'
>\— clockwork : but the combination /^ ^, is avoided. )
!
(4) Sometimes an angle is shown in order to make a joining allowable
thus, ^ escheat, ^ Hebraized.

(5) More than tv. y successive downstrokcs are avoided in such

words as [^ lop-boots, /jl; red-tapism. ^^~\\ quarter-deck.

Compare ccpy-boci

there are only two downstrokes

L seed-ttme.
.K
tea-dealer, in which

Outlines and Vowels.

Outlines, as a rule, are not varied in order to permit
of a vowel-
sign being placed exactly in its proper place
; thus, /^ legislation.
ceaseless, O ingeniously. \y^ appropriately r
meanwhile.
In a lew cases, however, in which an outline
that can be more
accurately vocali2ed is a better one from a practical
point of view, it
adopted, ^k
is e.g.,
^ doubtless, sjs^ unsoiled.
 INTRODUCTION. XXXI

SrFflAL OUTLINRS.
pairs or Rroup^ <.l words
It be reco-niscd tli;>t there arc many
Will
liable to clash, and every pre.autum
whi.h irom their nuaning. are
risk ol confusion. In a grtat
is necessary in
su. h ases to stvoid the
.

of the ordinary rules of the system

n.aioritv of cases the application
but in a comparatively few of
affords adequate means of distinction,

these pairs of words, such as \

favoured. '*-N favourite -.1^^^ Austra-

')^ otherwise woul.l be ^^Titten with

Australasian, wliich
lian.

a special outline is adopted for one

of
the sanJe or a very similar form,
distinction. Again, in a few instances,
them in order to provide a clear
such as
'^
^ affidavit,
"'j oxykydrogen. I- tartaric. .^ sincerely.

the most con-

it has found advisable, in order tcT secure
been
whi.h not capable of bemg fully
venient outline, to adopt a form
is

accordance with the usual practice.

vocalized, or whi. h is not written
in
addition to those contained in the
outlines, in
A Ust of these special
Outhnes in the Instructor, is given below.
It
list of Disdnguishir^H
outlines, except in the case ol s..n^
should be borne in mind that such
question, must not necessarily be
derivatives from the vords in
of other outlines.
rci-ardcd as models for the formation

List ol Special Outlines.

descriptions

desert

despotism

diiiract

discern

dogmatisiu

doubtless

downright

edification

enlighicR
 XXXII SHORTHAND DICTIONAKV.

'''^~\j enliven <V junior

/-^' erudite ^1 locality

explode ' ^ lukewarm

flannelette <~~^ marital
'm <'~'^
Q^j fluent material

vy^ lounda!;!-... -- J 'ncrt handise

furniture -r moodily

futile «r"' moral

h\ heritable "^ Mrs.

heritor "-Pv necessarily

iieritage needful
^_
history "~0
newest

liistrionic '^^ omniscient

hundred "] orator

\J> hustings ^Y ordinal

hyoid ^^ ornament
•r
;

ignominy ornamental '

X
^^ r.

\
illness

imperceptible
outrider

oxyhydrogen
\
^- indebted w patriotism
~] indigence

ingenuously
'\
V piously

preciseness

'
I ingot Protestant
J'-

l^>, intrf)mission protestation

l'
issiu'd \ prowess

Jarobitism ijualify
I s;

y.
 INTROntTTIoS XXXIII

PuorKK Namks.
I„ ..miiclion with these th.- pn.n.m. ialion has been -hoiked from
,1,,. (,,,/Mry Cuhfolta o/ r>.>per Namc^. tl..- Sl.,>ulard Dictionary
a number ol peculiarly pn.mnmced
aiul other
„„1 .4I..T sources : aiiil

Bhould be remeinbere.l that prop.-r

nanu-s have been added. It
one accepte<l pronunciation. In
,K.mc9 have frequently more than
" outside " pronunciation,
some instances there local and also anis a
an anglicized pronunciation
Mu\ in the case of loreign names some have
pronunciation only. I'rom the short-
while others are given a native
special consideration,
hand point of view some proper names
require
serve to indicate the practice
and the following observations will
whiih has been adopted in various groups of words—

mxle used, the vowel is understood to be f :

(1) When the nses is

h and the ses circle when

it is therefore necessary to write stroke

another vowel occurs, as in ^

> Albi^^ense^. ^^ lj> Waldenses.

I'roper names ending in -lev preceded by the sound of k are

(2)

generally written with the h.H.ke.l letter; thus, %_ Brockley,

^^^^ Hinckley.

in -sliire are generally written

with the hooked
(3) Words ending
(downward or upward as in other words) ;
thus, ^) Ayrshire.
1, tter shr

N/Lj^y Aberdeenshire.

in -ford are generally written with the half-length

(4) Words ending
hooked letter (^ or ^); thus. -^ Catford. —^ Oxford. The

separate ^ however is used after ^w etc., ar in ^c^ Swinford.

"'^
—^\^ Cinderford.
'^
is used for the terminations -boro, -burgh,
The hooked letter
(5)
separate b-r, including
bury, when it is more convenient than the
cases'in which it occurs after /, d. m, ms, I. Is : thus, (>^ Attleborough.

"V^ l-:amborough. VVy Blocnnslmry. i"^ Tilbury.

«i'^\- Hah'ury.
in -ton or -don are treated in the same
(6) Proi names ending
way as other words having those terminations (see page
xv) thus. :

,. vvj. Merton, X-.^^-'- Pemberton.

"~\,_ Chiton. Uandon. ^
 XX\ I
\-
SHORTHAND Die TIONAKY.

(/"i \\"r(!- cnilii;;,' ill -/;,/,/ are gclKTaliy written with /^ .

Imt .iltiT

/ "I / 1 k / 1^ tisi'.j : ai^,

tliii r DujliiUl, I'll! '
l.ukiuld.

J Sr(li;fHhl.

(S) In thr majority of words ending in -ham tii h is silent, e.^.,

^""^ Clap/uDii, u~^ Seaham, ._ Ashburnham,

. lotlcii-

ham, <A-^ Rotlurham. Doulitlul ases include names of more

than two syllables ending in -ingham, su( li as Birmingham, Noltinqham,
but in these eases the aspirate is inserted. There are also a number
of names ending in -sham or -tham in whit li i iistom has sanctioned

the sound of sh and th respectively, e.g..

' "
Uoysham, ^ Evesham,
Bentham, though in others the s or t sound is

retained, e.g., i Topsham. ^ Cheetham, A^ dnalham.

(9) The h in the termination -hiii-st is generally rc[)resente(l by the

dot; thus. '^,>^Lyi:dhmst.\^'"^-^'^^ BilUngshurst. In a few instances,

however, it is disrei,'ariled in order to obtain :i more convc.uent outline
!
I
e-8 >'' rankhurst, V.' Parkhurst.

(10) After it til!' terminations -wall, -well, are most convenientlv

WTitten with x'; thus y
z^i Kirkwall, Bakewell. After
upward /. however, ,
is sufficiently convenient; as /-- Hvl\u.\ll.

(11) Wlien the vowel in the termination -viUf is sounded distiu' tlv,

the separate I is wTitten if convenient; thus, ^^^ Sa.'ville,

V (iraiiville, but rC? Nashville.

(12) Ihe termination -gate is written with full t: thus,

"V/Vr-i Bishopsoate. \j,_^ Deansgate, ^"v- Crihplegate.

(13) -wuod, iKjwever, is generally written with halfdength w .

thus,

j,, Altu-'ood, — ^_x/v Kiiigstivod. Exception, d^^i Heywood, to

distinguish from ^'''
IJavward.

(14) Words having the termination -worth are written with '
\ ;

thus, ^' Saddleiiurth, Nailsworth or when necessary

j !^
fe^< V :

to avoid an awkward or too lengthy outline, with . \ucali/ed

with ttM .•
thus, ^^ IVaiu/suvrth, ^'i Wordsworth.

WMlbM.
 xxxv
INTRODUCTION.

,„, in ^vorcls ending in -in,, th- dot is u.od aft,.. \ or

-^
or

,„., . ,„„„wn,, another strol. :

thus, \ Lpptn,. '< •
l< ".''/""^'

V '*''"'' '

'
-
.M!dn<,. ^•-'«»«^' '" "^*^^ ""^'^ ''
"t ""'^r'
t\\\\^.
looting. O riettenng. . kj>

l^ j'emtings. V^ Dehring.

occurs between ,n
names p .s not onutted wher. it
„„ in proper

'^, '^^ Compton. P^ Assumption, J Hampshire.

/!»,/.//><//,

their origin in words which are gramma-

(171 names having
l>roper ou.me
accordance with the ong^a.
^L r^nerahy ...ten in

be vocaHzed thus P CkM^ > Sk.rt

.
I
but the logogram
may ;

(compare Seymnur).
\l ^VordLtk. I Sealortk. )^ Seaman .

r Highbury.

^(,S, In several
I Stratford-on-Avon.
place
[

names such
V^
as
^
Burton-on- Trent.
Kingsto^i-on-lhames.
'

1^^
Clacton-on-

preposition may be omitted.

S^' ,(^ Southend-on-Sca the
obtain an easy or dis-
(19)lhe following are so wr.tten in order to
Shetland. yiHetford. \,^ Dudley.
tinct outline- o^i Su.a/, ^-

Sutherland.
/ ^ UsUant. C.. Undon. ^-^<) CarrutHers.
);

N. ^
JedtursH.

Young.

1 DlSTINCUISHING OUTLINES. ^
noto.l- Fra.as.
ontlinrs should b.- j
The follo^^'ing distinguishing

V, 1-niHCCs J Tenbv. L^ Denbigh : L^ """'""-.

r ^ Edinburgh
;

:
'

I
Didsbury. L Dewsbury : ^ ^'"''.

V Bude: '^ ^vXk,/. ^ Symons :

^^V- p>«lUam.
^- Wenkam:
''^ Cobbett. \ CW,6 ; ^T. Hindi,.. / H.«//0'

o'^iim,- ^')a/«^A^^ ^A/orfrf... .. J //meW.

c^IFa/.s

m
 Key to Abbreviations used.

a. or 1

= adjective
= past participle
adj. 1

>i 1

adv. ^. adverl >

jiast ttnse

Amer. .

---
American pro- pi. = plural
pron. •
nunciation
"
Fr. = French
prep. preposition

n. s= noun sing. singular

part. = participle V. = verb

Notes.
(a) All grammalogucs and contractions are printed in italic also any portions of derivative
;

or compound words for which logograms or contractions are retained.

(6) Only logograms and contractions (and their derivatives when th> primitive forms are
M i retained) occupying a first or a third position have their positions shown by a dotted line.

(t| ( ipitals are only employed initially where such is the ordinary usage, as in the case <>t
proper n.imes and terms. In botanical, roolog;cal, and similar scientific terms, the name-
of genera are capitalized with spr>cies bearing the same name
; capital would not, 'jf
,i

courv, bu Used. For example, Kiiimnculus, the genus, but ranumutus, a plant of this
1 i genus.

I X.\,\\"l
Pitman's Shorthand Dictionary.

ab'dicatiiig ab'joctly
A ab'ji'Ctnesj
A.iriti'io abdica'tion
ab'dicative abjoi-'tion
Aan'ii'ical
ab'ditory abjudica'tion
iiliack'
abdo'mcii abjiira'tioii
ab'acu-
ali'l'iiii'iiial abjii'ratory
AlMd'd'iii
abdnniiiios'copy abjure'
abift'
abdiiin'iiious alijuri'd'
all in'J.iii
abdiice' abjur'iiig
abin'doiK'J
abdiiced' abjiir'er
aliai'.il 'Uve'
alMn'tl'iii'T
T abdu'ccnt ablacta'tioii

abaiiM iiiiiiR
ahan'donnunl
abarticula'tioii
1 abdu'cing
abduct'
abduct'cd
abduct'ing
\
abla'tiou
ab'lativc
ablaic'
a'ble
x^ abai^t*'
abduc'tioti abk-bod'ied
abated'
a'bU'uess
\ abise'meiit abduct'or
\ ab'lopsy
\ aba~h' abeci-da'riaii
ab'biciit
abed'
abashed'
\ \ abhi'ticii
aliash'meiit
\ ab.-l,'
\' abba'tioiiarv
\ abaib'iiig AbL-riaii

\ _ \
-

A'bclite a'bly
abas'iti?
abcr'rance ali'iiegate
abat'abli'
\
\ \
abcr'rancy -•
. ab'uegated
abate'
aba'ted
\ abcr'rant ab'iiegatiug

\ \ abeira'tion - abiioga'tion
\ "V
)
abatc'in'Mit
\ aba'lcr \
\ ab(>t' ab'ucgitive
ab'iicgator
\ abal'iiiR \ abol'tal .

\ ab'atis
\
abrt'tfd
ibol'tiiig
\ abiior'mal
abiiLir'mity
\
ab'atisfd
aba' lor ( abet'tcr \ abuur'ni'-His
aboard'
v aliittoir' \ abi-t'tor
ab<y'ance abode'
\\
. abb'
abry'aiit abol'ish
Ab'ba
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abborrt'd' \
abol'i'ihable
abol'islied
ablia'tial
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\
. abol'islier
abol'ishing
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\
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\ ab'bcss
ab'bev
abbnr'reiit
abhor'rtT
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abol'ishraent
abtili'tioii

\ \ ab'bn abhor'ring aboli'tionism

ab'botship
abbre'viaif \ A'bib
abi'dancc
abide'
aboli'tionist
abom'inable
abom'kiableness
N.
abbrc'viated
abbre'viating abid'cr V J abom'inate
abotn'inatcd
abbrevia'tioii abid'ing
abid'iiigly aboinina'tion
abbrc'viator
ab'igail aburig'inal
abl'f'vjatory
abii uy aborig'incs
abbre'viature
abintes'tate abor'tion
ab'dicant
V ab'dicate ab'ject, a. & n. V abor'tive
V^ ab'dicatfd abject', V.
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abortiTeness acelimature

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abor'tiveness
abound' \
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abstaiii'er
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acan'thus
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•^ abound'ing \: V ;^ abste'mious ;- " _ Ac'arus
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V Y-/'
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\ abov/ "^ -^ abste'miousness _ , acat'alepsy

\ abracadab'ra
V
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> absterge'
acatalep'tic
acau'lous
L N' abrade' ^

V \ nbrad'cd / \ absterged' '

1 arccde'
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\
•
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\
abra'sion .
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\
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abreast' \ abstor'sion . ^" •-' accel'erated

\ abridge' \ . abster'sive •
"^ accel'erating
\ / abridged' ^• y \ ab'stinence
ab'stinent
- • • accelera'tion
' \i abridg'er . .' ^_, _ accel'erative
X / abridg'ing J \, ih'stinently
--«^
-^ arcd'eratory
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\ / abroach' y^ \ ab'stract, a. n. & - < accen'sion
X _ abroach'incnt \
—y abstract'cd :- ., ai 'cent, n.
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accent'cd
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ab'rogate
ab'rogatrd .
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abstract'cr —-

~ acccnt'ing
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abroga'tion , abiirac'tion \ . _
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acccnt'ual
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abrupt'
nbnip'tion
V
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accent'uated
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\ abrupt'iipss ^ V abstruse' - accept'
\ al>'scess >
' - V ahstruse'ly '
\ acceptabf'itv
\ abscind' r abstruse'ness accept'able
\ ab'sciss O _
\| absurd' ; \ accept'ablcness
\ ab'^is'sion \ . absiird'ity . .
^ ' accept'ance
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abun'dance
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accept'er
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\ ab'sent, a. X-- . abuse', v. __ ;" acccp'tive
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abus'cr
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y ac'cessarily
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absenteo'ism
V

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\ ^ -^ absent'er ,
Y' abu'sive \ accessibil'ity
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\" abu'sivenesG N acces'sibly

\^ absin'thian \ ^
:- abut' < acces'sion
V _. absin'thiated .
N abut'incnt arces'sional
\ , absin'thin ^ --- abiU'tal » , V acces'sive
\i' ab'solute \ abm'ted '-
- acccsso'rial
\^ ab'solutely \ y ;tl>ut'tor
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absolu'tion >* V. ^ aSvsm'
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\< "' absol'utory \i_-> Al -sin'ian
< . . accip'ient
\\^ absol'vatory ,^ ' aca'cia _j accip'iter
\'k^ ^' absolve' P ' .-' Aca'cian accip'itrine
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\ 1 absolv'er 1

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'~ acclam'atory
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academic'ian ;- accli'mated
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V '-.^. Acale'phae ^ ^^ ( accli'matized
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 aeqaisiUTenesg
aeelivitf

accura'bent achiev'er
accliv'ity
accu'mulate achiev'ing
accli'vous
accu'mulated ach'iiig
accolade'
.iccom'modablc accii'mulating athor
acoumula'tion arhromat'ic
accom'raodate
accu'inulative acliro'inatisni
accom'raodated
accu'uiulatively achro'matize
acconi'modating
accii'mulator acic'ular
accominoda'tion
accuracy acic'ulate
acconi'modative
accurate acic'uliform
accom'modator
ac'curately ac'id
accom'panied
ac'curatcness loidif'erous
accom'panier
accursc' acidifi'able
-V^^ >' accom'paniment
accursed' acidifica'tioii
accom'paiiist
accun-'ed arid'ihed
accom'pany
accurs'ing acid'iticr
accom'panying
acid' if V
accom'plice \ accus'able
accus'ant iciil'ifying
accora'plish
accusa'tion icidim'eter
:> nccom'plishable
accus'ative acid'ity
accom'plished
A^ accora'plisher
accom'plishing -V c^
.iccus'atively
afcu^'atory
ac'idiipss
acid'ulcB
accuse' acid'ulate
accom'plishment
accused' acidulated
accord'
accus'er acid'ulalitig
accord'ance
accus'ing acid\iIa'tioii
accord'ancy
accus'tom acid'ulous
accorti'aiit
accus'tomarily .I'ciform
accord'.-nitly -r<-
^^ accord'ed accus'tomary ackiinwl'cd'^e
,.^-. accus'tomed
accord'er
accus'toiniiig ackiKwl'edicd
accord' ing
ace ucknau'l'ed.;vt
accord'iiigly
Acel'daraa acktiowV edgiw^
accord'ion
acoti'tric achnowl' edgmcnt
accost'
•t. Acpph'ala ac me
accost'able
aceph'alous ac'iie
.iccost'ed
acc'-pouit acol'ogy
accost'ing
a'cer acol'othist
accouche'ment
ac'erate ac'olyte
accoucheur'
acerb' ac'onite
accoucheuse'
acerbate' acon'itine
account'
accountabil'ity acerbity a'coni
ac'erose a'coriied
account'able
accouut'ableness ac'enus ' acotyle'don
acci'ceuce
rO- aootyle'donous
account'aiit
accoutit'antship aces'ceiicy t7 r,b acou'chy
accs'cent acous'tic
account'-book -1L
accta'rious -1. acoust'ical
account'cd
ac'etary acquaint'
account'iug ^ acquaint'ancp
accoup'le
accoup'led
ao'etate
ac'ctated
S^ '^
aniuaint'anco-
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.iccoup'lement acet'ic acquaint'ed[ship
acet'ified acquaint'ing
accoup'liiig
acet'ify acquest'
( accou'tre

aeet'ifyiiig acquiesce'
\ accou'ter
acaHi'tred acetorn'eter acquiesced'
accou'treraeiits ac'etone acquies'cence
accou'tring acetose' acquies'ceat
acetos'ity
^=-i^ acquies'cing
accred'it
accred'ited ac'etous acquirabil'ity
accres'cence ace'tuiu acquir'able
accres'cent acetylene' acquire'
accre'tion Ache'an acquired'
accre'tive Achai'an acquire'ment
accroach' ache acquir'er
accrue' ached acquit' ing
acquisi'tion
accrued'
accru'ing
accuba'tion
V achiev'able
achieve'
achieved'
H acquis'itive
acquis'itively
accum'bency achieve'ment acquis'itiveaets
 acquit ailjiidicature

acu'leated ad'elin«!
acquit'
ii;qiiit'ment acu'leou-i adel'opode
acquit'tal acii'mpti adel'pliia
acquit'tance acu'ininate adcmp'tioii
acqiiit'ti'd
acqiiit'tiiig
— ~-n aoii'minated
acn'minating
ailerio(<'raphy
ad'ertoid
Ac'rasy -o) aciimina'tion 1 I adenoloj^ical
a'cr I
arM'minoils ad'^nol'ogy
a'crea^e I
acuprcss'iire aderio'ma
a'crf^ acupuiictiira'tion .'d'enose
ac'rid acupiiiict'iiri
I adenot'omv
acriJ'ity
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aciiti"' ad'enous
j

ac'ridiit'^s acMte'lv •id'eps

anriino'iiious aciit«''ii'*'^'» id"pt'
.-"'% >* acrirno'niously ad.io'tvl a i'l'quacv
acriino'iiiousness ad'a.;.- I ad equate
ac'rimony ad.i'tfi') ad i>quately
ad'arn nit J ad'i'quat'neis
.icrit'ical -. J)
ac'ritude adimiiite'an ad'hi're
'"1- acroat'k adiimn'tine ad!>i?red'

ac'rohat Ad.i'n'ic adher'eiice

Acroccrau'nian Ad'amito \ \ adliPr'eii,;v

ac'rogeii Adamit'ic adh.-r'i-nt

1%. acrog'cnous Ad'am's-ap'ple V r adher'eritly

acrog'raphy adapt' adher'er
ac'rolith adaptabil'ity adtier'ing
adhe'jion

-r
.icron'ych
acrop'olis
ac'rospirc
adapt'able
adapt'ablcness
adapta'tioii
u adhe'sive
adhe'sively
ac'rospired adapt'i'd adhc'siveness
,icr.«s' aiiipt'edness adhib'it
icros'tic ad,ipt'e>r N adiib'ited
adhibi'tioii
acrij^'tical ad ipl'iiig
acros'tically a'iipt'u'.' adtior'tatory
ac'roter add adieu'
'y- acrote'ria add.-;rda r adiaph'orous
act ad'liTi'diim adipoc'erate
act'cd ad'df^r ad'ipwere
Ac'tian addibil'ity ad 'i pose
ad'dibl" adip'i'sis
act'ing
actid'ic ad lict' 1
-^
k. ad ipous
actiii'ifjnn addic'ti'd I *i ip-r
ac'tinism addict'edness N adit
actiii'o^aph addict'ing adji'ceuce
Ifl •> .tin'olite
.ictiuol'ii^iv
addic'tion
addic'tive
L adj''ceiicy
adja'ceiit
't ictitiom'itcr id'diu? adja'cently
ic'ti'Vi ad lit'ameut ad'ject
ad ad'jocted
\ "->-
ic'tionable
ac'tionary
ii'tioii
addi'iional ad'jecting
ar.'tioTiist ad'dl.! / ad'jection
ic'tiotiless id'dled adjecti'va'i
ac'tive ad'dle-hrad'ed a I'jeclive
ac'livdy ad'dle-pat'cd 1 ad'jectively
activ'ity ad'dling J adjiin'
act'or address' J' adjoined'
act'ress
act'iial
addressed'
addressee'
L adjoin'ing
adjourn'
actiial'ity addres-i'er I adjourned'
act'ualiie address'iiig adjouni'ing
act'ually adduce' /> adjoum'ment
act'uarial adduced' adjudge'

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act'iiarially
act'uary
addu'cent
addu'cer / / adjudged'
adjudg'ing
:
„i
act'uale adiia'cible L t,' adju'dicat-
adju'dicatcd
71- act'uated addu'cing
act'uating adduct' k^ adju'dicating
actua'tion adduc'tion 'M adjudica'tion
1: actuos'ity adduc'tive adjud'icator
acu'leate - adduc'tor *r^ adjud'icature

4.
 advocacy
adjund
advance'
L ad'juiict
adjimc'tion
1-: adninni'tion
.idmoii'itive advanend'
/ j
admi'ii'itor advam e'-guard
'-C adjunc'tivc
;iiljunc'tively
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adiMon'itory advaiict''meiit
'-
L adjunct'ly u; .ulmortiz-a'tion
adnas'crnc
advaii'cer
advaii'ciiig
adjura'tion advau'cive
ddju'ratory ad'nate
^^ adnom'inal
adjure' ndvan'lac.c
adjured' 1. ado'
ado'be adv.,;. lagcd
adjur'er
adoles'cence |ii/l'illl/ij'gf"llS
adjur'ing
.idolcs'ceiicy
adjust' adViinta' Re<>ui:\y
adolcs'ceiit
adjust'able I
advania' geow',-
adone'aii
adjust'*d 1 L- ness
adjust'er adon'ic
advan'laniiiS
adjust'ing r adopt'
adopt'ed advene'
adjust'ive adve'nient
adjust'mcnt adopt'er
;

adopt'mg ad'vent
ad'jutancy .idveiiti'lious
ad'jutant adop'tion
adop'tionist adveiiti tiously
ad'julant-goifffW I
adveiiti'tious-
idop'tive
adju'tor
adju'trix
ad'juvant
K K.-. I
.Klor'able
.idor'ablciiess
adora'tion
advent'ual
adven'ture
adventured
ness

admeas'ure adven'turer
admcas'urement L- adore'
adored' adven'turesome
admciisura'tion adven'turess
cidor'er
adniin'ister adven'turing
admin'istered ador'ing
ador'iTigly adven'turous
adiiiiniste'rial
adoni' advfii turoutly
iidmin'istering I' adven'turous-
adrain'istrable adorned'
V- ad'verb (ucss
adom'er
admin' istrale ^\
,m5 iiclministra'tion
admin' istralive
adom'ing
adfirii'mcnt
adverb'ial
adverb'ially
adversa'ria
adoscula'tioti
i administra'lor adowti' ad'vcrsary
1 J.
adrift'
advcr'sative
v adminislra'lor- 1
,
adroga'tion ad' verse
ship ad'versely
idrnit'
adniitiislra'trix
r r adroit'ly ad'verseness
.idroit'ness adver'sity
I
adniirabirity
adry' advert'
admirable advert ed
ad'niiral adiciti'tious
adsciti'tiously advert'ence
ad'iniralship
ail'script
advert'ency
Admiralty

I,
admira'tion
admire'
admired'
C adstric tion
adula'tion
ad'ulator
advcrt'ent
advert'ently
advert ing
admir'er k^' ad'ulatory advertise
I

admir'iug 1- adult'
• ^ L ^ adniir'ingly U' adulterant ad'vcrlistd

admissibil'ity
1
adi'"terate '
advcr'tiununt
'^ V adiiiis'sible •
1
ai' jl'terated
•
dul'terating ad'vertiser
admii'sion
adrais'sory adulteration advertising
admit' adul'terator
adul'terer advice'
admit'table I-
adiil'teress advisabil'ity
1 'A admit'tance
advis'able
admit'ted adul'lerous
1-' adul'terously advis'ablenes-i
admit'ter
adul'tery advis'ably
I jit'.TTiJt'tir.g
adult'n^ • advise'
admix'
adum'bra advised'
admixed'
adum'brant advised'ly
admix'tion
adum'brate advis'er
admix'ture advise'ment
admon'ish adum'brated
admon'ished adum'brating .t advis'ing
advis'ory
admon'isher adumbra'tion
adust' ad'vocacy
adraon'ishing I-
 idvoeato agfluiiieratinf

I- It ad'vocate n. v. affec'tion al affu'sing

advocated affec'tionate aSu'sioa
advocateship affec'tionately .\fghan
advocating '
aflec'tionatenei afield'
advoca'tion ,
aSec'tioned afire'
advowee aflec'tive afloat'
advow'son afoot'
adynamic ^ affec'tively
affi'ance afore'
ady'tutn afii'anced afore'foing
adze afB'ancer .ifore'ianJ

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V^ .I'dile, etc.,
(s«
;i'gis
. 'dile)
afA'ancin;
afiiche'
afore'mentioacd
afore'named
afore'iaid
atiida'vic
a'gro'tat afore'thought
i .f neid
.I'o'lian
atfiej'
affiriate
afore'time
a fortio'ri
se'on affil'iated afoul'
a'erate afTiriating afraid'
y a'erated afhiia'tion •.J afresh'
a'erating af'finage Af'ric
aera'tion affin'ity African
ae'rial ^ afilirni' Africander
ae'rie afiirm'abi afrit
aerifica'tion aflinn'ably afront'
aiTi fied
'
affinn'ance aft
a'eriform affirm'ant
aft'er
a'erify ^ffirma'tion
acrxlrDme affirm'ative aft'er-ages
aerodvnam'Ici affirm'atively aft'er-birth
aerog'raphy aflinned' aft'er-clap
a'erolite a6finn'er aft'er-cost
a'erolitli aflirm'ing aft'er-crop
aerolit'ic affix', »., affix,*, aft'er-damp
.! > aerolog'ical affixed' aft'er-guari
aerol'ogist a6fixing aft'er-hours
aerol'ogy aSix'ture aft'ermath
a'eromancy affla'ted aft'ermoi<
aerom'eter affla'tion afternoon'
aeromet'ric afila'tu* aft'er-pains
acrora'etry afflict' aft'erpiece
a'eronaut afflict'ed aft'erthought
aeronau'tic afflict'er afterward
a'erophyte afflict'ipg aft'erwards
a'eroplane afflic'tinn aft'erwit
aVroplanist afflict'ive a'ga
aero* copy affluence again'
a'erosti.t af'fluency against'
aerostat'ics affluent agai'ma
aerosta'tioo affluently ag'amist
fsthet'ic (IM afflux ag'amous
esthetic) afflux'ion lag'apa
n-sthet'ical afford' ag'ape
I

afar' afford'ed agape'

afeard' afford'ing Agapemone
affabil'it, affor'est ayaric
affable afforesta'tion ag'ate
\ affableness affran'chise agave'
affably affran'chisement agaze'
affair' affra/ agazed'
affect' affreight' ace
sffrrfA'tinn .iffhght' ?ged
affect'ed aSrigbt'ed a'gedly
affect'edly affright'er a'g'-ing
aflect'edness affrlght'ing a'gency
aflfect'er affront' agen'da
i
affectibit'ity affront'ed a'geat
\ - affect'ible 'i.^ affront ing aggera'tion
affect'ing affronl'ive agglom'eratF
aflect'ingly '-I. affuse' agglom'erated
v_
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aKglompntion
air'-brake
agglomerj'tion
agglu'tinant
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^' ag'onist
agonis'tes
air'-cells
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agglu'tinate r
air'er
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ai»glu'tinate<i air'-gun
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agglu'tinating ^~^ air'-holf
agglutina'tion —^jag'onire air'ily
agglu'tiiiative
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ag'oiiized "Ix
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\ ag'grandize air'ing
ag'grandized
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aRgran'dizemeiit ag'otiy
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air'-pump
ag'grandizfr X- ag'ora
air' -shaft
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ag'grandizing air'-»hip
ag'gravate ^~vjr agraph'ia
air'-tight
i_^» agra'riaii
ag'gravated air'v
"^T-'^S t agra'riaiiism
ag'gravating aisle
fr^'~ agra'riaiiize
aggrava'tion '
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ag'grcgate. a. v. ;_. agree'
ajar'
ag'gregated '-tN agreeabil'ity
aj'utage
""V' ;__ agree'able
ag'gregately akim'bo
ag'grcgating N,_» agree ablenesf
akin'
aggrega'tion e-. agreed'
al'abaster
ag'gregati%-e k—^ agree'ing
alack'
ag'gregator ;
^- agree'ment
a!ack'-a-day
aggress' 'T_. agrcs'tic alac'rity
j-t_,_i ag'ricultor
aggressed' I alaraode'
aggress ing ^^_ I
aqricul'tural I i la mode'
aggres'sion I alamort'
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ag'ricuUurt
aggress'ive I 3i la mort'
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aggress'iveness agricul'turi'it alarm'
aggressor
ag'rimony ,rv- alarmed'
aggriev'ance , alann'ing
agriol'ogy
aggrieve' alarm'ingly
agrostog raphy
aggrieved 't. agrostol'ogy
alarm'ist
aggriev'uig . alar'um
aground'
aggroup' a'lary
aggrouped a'guc
alas'
aggroup' uig
a'gued
a'late
a'guish
aghast' alb
ag'iJe ah > Alba'nian
ag'ileness *
;• alba'ta
aha'
agil'ity al'batross
I ag'io A ahead'
aheap
albe'it
t ag'iotage albes'cent
ahem
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A agist'ment
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ahoy'
ahull'
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appen'diccs
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ap'irturc a p'l-^tcrio'ri
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ar'dour, ar dor ar'istocrat
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"> ar'duousness ari'tncrafical

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arithmetical
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arm
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areola-tion
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areomet-ric
arcomet'rical arm'ful
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arch-ical arraige'rcus
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archidiac-Qnal \
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ar'gal
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arcliiepiscopal !
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ar'chil ' ^'

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arch'ly
arch'ness
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ar'nica
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archpres'byter
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arc'; '^e»t . aria aromat'ic

1 aromat'ical
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archp' mate
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 IC aspcrser
aromatize

anen'icated ascend'ing
aro'matize
arsen'icating asceii'sioD
iro'tnatiier
'-V, i~J> arse'r.ious b>|- r Ascen'sion Day ;

,ir"'matou«
ar'senite ascen'tional '

ar'sis > ascent' !

around'
ar'son ascertain'
arouse ;

art ascertaiii'able
J roused'
arte'rial ascertained' |

.iroiis'iiig
arterializa'tioii ascertain'er
arpeg Rio r.-^*-'
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arte'rialize ascertain'ing
ar'penl
arte'rialiied ascertain'ment
arquebusade'
r'r arte'rializing ascet'ic
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ar'quebuse
arteriorogy ascet'icisia
ar'qucbus
artfriot'omy ascit'ic
arquebusier'
ar'rack
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% ar'tcry
arte'sian
art'ful
w
asciti'cious
ascrib'able
ascribe'
arraign'
art'fully ascribed' .

arraigned'
.irraign'er
arrait,n'ing
arriiijti'ment
art'fulness
arthrit'ic
arthri'tis
•

V ascrib'iiig
ascrip'tioii
asepsis
arthnxl'ic ascp'tic
artaiige'
ar'tichoke asex'ual
arranpfd'
article ash
irran^o'ment
ar'ticied ashamed'
.IT itii^er
/ trran'eini; ar'ticlitig ash'en
artic'ular ash'ery
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ar'r intlv artic'ularly ash'es
artir\ila'ta ash'-hole
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artic.'illali',«.a<i;. ash'lar
array'
artic'ulate, i'. ash'l.iring
irravod'
artic'ulated ashore'
array
array'ini;
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artic'ulately N ash'-pan
artic'ulatiug ash'-pit
arrcar'
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art'ifice ash'y
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artif'icex A'sian
.urcst'
artili'cial Asiat'ic
arrest'ed
-^v artificial'ity Asiat'iciiin
arrc'it'er
I

arrnst'or
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artificial'iiess
artil'lirist
4 aside'
as'inine
arri^t'ing I

artil'lf-ry /-' asit'ia

arrest'raeril artil'lerjTnan ask
ar'ti^an askance'
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art'ist askant'
ar'ri? 1, I
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artiste' asked
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askew'
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artist'ically ask'inf;
arriv'ii'R j

' ar'rogatice
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art'lcsi aslant' !

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art'lcsslv A asleep'
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" arrogantly Arinidf'lian \

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arntidif'erous aso'niatous
ar'rogate
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arus'picy aspar'agine
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I

, arrondissc'ment as (a coin) D.^^S/- as' pec t

as as' pen
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asafii't'ida as'perate
ar'row
ar'row-head asbes'tintf as'peraled
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ar'row-shaped as'caris aspera'tion
1 v arrowy ascriid'
ascend'able
asj-Tr'gt^
aspergil'Ius
^ ar'seiial
ar'setiiate ascend'ant asperity
ar'senic, n.
I
asceiid'ent asperm'ous
ascend'ed asperse'
arsen'ic, adj.
I

arsen'ical ascend'ency aspersed

arsen'icate ascend'er •spcrs'er

mmwtmr^.
 17 astronomer
aspersing

assess assum er
.ispers'ing
v>^ assum'ing

a )'^
aspcr'sioii
asper'sive
asperso'riiim
isper'sory
assess'ablc
assessed'
assess'ing
isscss'inent
assum'ingly
assump'sit
assump'tion
assuinp'tive
as'phalt issess'or
.is'sets assump''.«'ly
isphal'tic .issev'erate assur'anco
.issev'erated assure'
.isphal'tum
.iSsevVratins assured'

A .is'phodcl
isphyx'ia
.ispliyx'iati'
issevera'tion
is'sident
assidu'ity
assur'edly
assur'edness
assur'cr
.isphyx'iatcd
issid'uoui assur'ing
asplivx'y
assid'uously assur'ingly
as pic
assid'uousriess assur'or
aspi'rant
assign' Assyr'ian
as pirate
iissign'able astat'ic
as'pirated
as'pirating
aspiration
assignat'
assigna'tion
assigned'
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as'ter
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as'pirator
assignee'
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assigii'er as'terisk
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assigii'ing as'terism
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aspir'er
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assignor' y as'terite
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as'teroid
aspir'ingly assigns'
assim'ilable asteroid'al
asquint'
asthen'ic
) ass l^. issini'ilate
assimilated asthenol'ogy
as'sagai
issini ilating ast'hma
; assa'i
issimila'tion asthraat'ic
assail'
.issim'ilative asthmat'ical
assail'able
assini'ilatory astiginat'ic
assail'ant %. astig'niatism
n assailed'
assail'er
assist'
assist' ance
L astir'
assist'ant aston'ied
as'^ail'ing
a'^'^as'siii
assist'od , aslon'ish
assas'sinate assist'ing
assize'
'
I'Sion'ished
as^as'siiiatcd
'r1 assized'
assas'siiiating aston' ishing
issassina'tioii assize'ment
issiz'er aston' ishing\y
.lisas'sitiator

s assault' assiz'es
aston'ishment
% assault'ed
assault'er
assiz'or
.iss<5ciabil'ity
asso'ciable astound'
assaull'ing
asso'clate astound'ed
assay'
isso'ciated astound'ing
assayed'
asso'ciatiiig astrad'dle
assay'er
.issocia'tion as'tragal
L assav'iiig
assem'blage .issocia'tioiial as'tral
.isso'ciative astray'
assera'ble
assoil'zie astricf
assem'bled
as'sonancc astric'tion
assem'bler
as'sonant astric'tive
assera'bliiig
assort' astride'
assem'bly
assort'ed istringe'
assei.t'
assort'cr astrin gency
assent ed
-1 assort'ing astrin'gent
assenfer
assort'mcnt astrog'raphy
asseii'ticnt
assuage' as'troid
assenting
assuaged' as'troite
assert'
as5uage'n;;nt as'trolabc
assert'ed
assuag'er astrol'oger
a'i'firt'ing
assuag'ing astrolog'ic
asscr'tion
assua'sive astrolog'ical
assert ive
assuefac'tion astrol'ogize
assert'ively
astrol'ogy
assert'or
assert'ory
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asstuned'
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 18 auftinented
astro noiiiie

1 attired'
astronora'ic
astronom'ical
•
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a trium
atro'cious
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attir'ing
astroii'oiny
^
i
atro'ciously at'titude
as'tros,pe ^ attitu'dinal
astrntheorogy atro'ciousiiess
atroc'ity attitu'diuizc
astrut' attol'lent
astute' at'rophied
1 attor'ney
at'rophy
astute'! V
astute'ncss
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attache' attor'noyship
asylum attract'
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attractabil'ity
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asNinmet'rical attach'ing \ attract'able

asynn'mctry attach'ment
as'ymptotc i attack' \ attract'ed

at
at'abal
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A attack'able
attacked'
attack'er
attract'ile
attract'ing
attract'iiiKly
at'avism attrac'tion
at'axy attack'ing
attain' attract'ive
ate
atelier' \ attainabil'ity
atlaiu'able ^
attract'ively
attract'iveness
athal'amo-is
Athaiia'sian
-\ attaiii'ableness c attract'or
attain'der at'trahent
a'tlieisin
attained' attrib'utable
a'theist
athi-ist'ic attaiii'ing
atliiin' lilt III
\ c. ,
at'tribute, n.
attrib'ute, v.
atheist'ical
j
attaint' attrib'uted
ath'eling
athen.T'um attaint'ed s attributing
attaint'ing attribu'tion
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attaint'ment S' attrib'utive
athirst'
attaint'ure ittrite'
ath'lete ^.-'
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athlet'ic
attem'per attune'
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attem'perfd attuned'
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attcm'perment atyp'ic
Atla.ite'an
attempt' aubin'
. atlan'tes
attempt'able •V" au'burn
AUau'tic
attcmpt'ed auc'tion
At'las. at'las
atraol'oKy
U'^ attempt'er
I

auctioneer'
attempt'ing auctinneer'ing
- atmom'eter
attend' auda'cious
at'mosphere
attend'anco auda'ciously
atmospher'ic
~ atm<»spher'ical
atoll'
attend'ant
attend'ed
V auda'ciousness
audac'ity
attend'er audibil'ity
at'om
attend'ing au'dible
; atom'ic
atom'ir.'.l
J , ^ attent' au'diblcness
attcn'tion au'dibly
~ al'omism
atten'tivc au'dicnce
ai'oinist
attcn'tively audiom'eter
at'omizc '- au'diphone
^/ atnraol'ogy attei)'tiveni-s '-u au'dit
ato'nablc atten'uant
' atten'uate au'dited
J- atone' 'I au'diting
> atoned' attcn'uatcd
au'ditor
aioiu-'mciil atteii'uating
audito'rium
atoii'er .^ attci.ua'tion
au'ditory
'L^ aton'ic atteft'

>
O aton'iiig
at'onv
attesta'tion
attest'ed
J. \
Auge'an
au'ger
'
atteslcr 7 au'fic;
atof/'
attest'or iiuiiht
atrabila'rian
c attest'ing au'gite
atrabila'rious
>
V is/i
atrabil'idry
atrabil'ious
atramciita'ccous
. At'tic, at'tic
At'ticisin
At'ticize
I

i
aug'racnt, n.
augment', v.
augment'able
At'ticized augmentation
i:> ,
^ atrament'al
augment'ative
L^ atrameiita'rinus
atrainetit'ous
At'titizing
attire' augmented j
 tiuffincnter 19 awakening

autnuciit'er aulheii'ticali'd avatar'

duffmeiit'iiig autlicn'tlcatiuK avauiit'
aii'gur '.
authentica'tiou a've
a\i'Riir.il authtiitic'ity Ave Mari'a
aii'gureil
air(»uririK
au'thur
?aii'lliorcss
V avenge'
avenged'
aii'RurshJp autlKT'itativp avenger
au'Rury
Au'Kiist,
autlior'itativt-'l>
autlior'itative-
7^ aveng'ing
av'ens
august', I.
II.

Ilt'SS L av'entail
I' Augus'taii autli'jr'ity
Augiis'tin au'thorizable ^ av'ciiue
Augiistiu'iaiis authoriza'tion aver'
.ingusl'iiess au'tlmrizc av'erage
auk au'tliorizrd averaged
aula'riati au'tlioriziiig
s averaging
au'lic au'th(>rsliip aver'meiit
au'liii autobiog'raplier averred'
aunt a\-cr'ring
autobiugraph'ic
auut'ic iverrun'catc
au'ra ajtobiograph'- averse'
au'ral ical avers(^'Iy
•x1 au'rate autobiog'rapliy aver'sion
au'rated aut iich'thoii avert'
au'reate autocli'lliOMdus avcrt'ed
auri''lia autocracy avert'er
• -, 1 aurc'liari au'tocrat avert'ible
aure'ola autucrat'ic avert'iiig
au'reole autocrat'ical a'viary
au'ric au'to-da-fe aviation'
au'ride autog'eiious aviator'
au'ricled au'tograph avid'ious
auric'ula autograph'ic u avid'ity
'^—/^ auric'ular
autograph'ical Vr avoca'iion
autog'raphy avoc'ative
' 1
— V auric'ularly autom'ata avnei't
'~\ • auric'ulate P_ aii'lomath "t avoid'
_
autumat'ic avoid'able
'.-.•"'
_ '
auric'ulated -p autoni.'t'ical avoid'ance
'

\ auril'tTous -^ autom'atism avoid'ed

, ' 'a au'rifonn -|- '
autom'aton avoid'er
V- .,
>- aurig'raphy ':~^
autom'atous a\oid'ing
'"^ au'rist ': ^ au'tomobile
^ avoirdupois'
. D , au'rochi T~^ autoniur'phic av'oset
' '^ auro'ra au'toinotor
t
avoset'ta
'
\ \ '' auro'ra borealis , 'f
autonora'ic
autun'omizc
avouch'
avouched'
' \ ' , auro'ral '
— , auton'omous s avouch'er
'
V^ au'rum autoii'omy avouch'ing
^-^
J, - ausculta'tioti au'tonym avouch'inent
• C -^.^ ausculta'tnr autop'sia s avow'
J^ j.
auscul'tatory au'topsy avow'able
au'spicate au'totype avow'al
au'spice au'tumn avowed'
au'spiccs autum'nal avow'ediv
i»ispi'ci»us auxil'iar avoweB'
'iiispi'ciously auxiriarics avow'er
auspi ciousncss auxil'iary avow'ing
au'ster avail' avow'ry
ajsterc' availabil'ity avulse'
aii'itcro'ly a\ a;i'.tbic avulsion'
auster'ity
aus'tral
Australa'siaii
avail'ablcness
availed'
0. ^ avun'cular
await'
/'.x avail'ing awaited'
Australian av'alauchc await'ing
'
Aus'trian av'arice awake'
aus'tromaiicy avari'cious awaked'
authen'tic avari'ciously awa'ken
authcn'tical avari'ciousncss awa'kened
w authen'ticate avast' awa'kening
 20 aiymona
award

awn --i\^ axle-box

y\ -./^ award'
1.

v'
^AJ ^
A awarded'
•
•

' award'er
award'ing
awn'ing
awoke'
awry*
n ax'led
ax'le tree

ay (yes)
Ui'al
aware'
away* axe / a'yah
awe axe'head aye
a-weath'er ax'ial
axiferous aza'lea
| awed az'imuth
a-weigh' ax'ifomi
ax'il
ai'imutha)
.r awe'less
ax'ile azo'ic
awi>s
awe'-struck
aw'ful
axil'la
ax'illar
'? az'ote
az'oth
azot'ic
aw' fully ax'iUary )
ax'inite Ai'tec
aw'fulness
ax'iom az'ure
awhile' az'ygous
aw'ing axiomat'ic az'ymite
awk'ward axiomat'ical az'ymous
awk'wardly ax' is
awk'wardness axle
awl

m
! «
 \

\
\
baa
Ba'al
v^ back'wards
back'water
bak'sheesh
hnl'ance
hal'anttd
bab'ble back'woods
back'woodsman bal'ancer
\ bab'bled
bab'blement back'yard baV ancc-i\\n\.
bal'ancmg
bab'bler ba'con
bab'bling Baco'nian bal'conied
babe bacte'ria • '
bal'cony
Ba'bel bacteriol'ogy bald
ba'bery bacte'rium bal'dachin
ba'boo, ba'bu bad bal'derdash
bade
baboon'
ba'by
ba'byhood
badge
badg'er
V bald'est
bald head
ba'byish
Babylo'nian
badg'cred
badg'eriiig
>'I
*
bald'ly
bald'ness
'-^ bal'dric
>'nish badi'geon
baccalau'rcate , bale
bad'inage *— Balear'ic
•^ ^ baccara', bacca
bac'cate [rat sT bad'ly baled
^.- bac'chanal bad'minton ^ bale'-fire
bacchana'lian
bac'chant
bad'ness
baffle
I
^V bale'ful
bale'fully
baffled -y,^ bale'fulness
bac'chante
V-^ bac'chic baffler bal'ing
— '
baccif erous baffling
bag -
balize'
balk
^ f bacciv'orous bagatelle' balked
bach'elor bag'gage balk'er
bagged _^ balk'ing
V bach'elorship
bag^ging ^ ball
A ^1 bacil'li
I bal'lad
-^ bacil'lus bag'gy
\ back bag'man y - bal'lad-mon'ger
t--^ , back'bar bagn'io V^ bal'last
^ v' back'bite \N— bag'pipevv
/^
^- bal'lasted

^ back'biter ..^ >-^ \ bag'piper. bal'lasting

V^. back'bitine V^. _\\ bail ^ ball'-cock
back'board VS \ bail'able > balled
\ bailed
:s
I' \_
back'bone
back'door
backed
\
^V~N
bailee'
bail'er
V
nball'ing
bainet
bal'let (a littU
[ball)

V back'er V ^ bai'lie ballis'ta

V— -^ backgam'mon X'V bai'liB ^^ ballis'ter

\_ ^.IT"
'
back ground \ V ' -' ''*''''"? ballis'tic

\ _^
\__ ' back'handed bai'liwick balloon'
n ~^ back'house
^ "^
bail'ment .v^ balloon'ing
\ V
,

it. -^, back'ing v,"^ baifor balloon'ist

^ back'side bairn bal'lot
f bal'lot-box
I
^\_^ back'sight bait
VI baHoted
y bark'sHrtn

back'sli'der
bait'ed
bait'ing
baize
bal'loting
ball'-room
back'sli'diug bake^ balm
back'stairs . baked balm'il^
back'stay ^l—« bske'house balm'iness
back'sword bake'meat balm'y
back'ward bak'er bal'neal
back'wardly bak'ery bal'sam
V back'wardness bak'ing balsam'ic
balsamifal barrier

bal».im'iral ban'nerol L^ baro'licadcd

bals.iinif'croiis \^ baii'ninR ^bare'lv
ban'niKk hari'tii>*«
Hal'tic
bal'iistcr banns
bal'iKtcri'd ban'ij'iet \./'^ bar'Kairi
ban'iiueted ^
^^ bar'gainrd
bal'iistrado '-~^—'•
ban'')neter S^ li.irgainer'
bamboo'
bamboo'zic lian'qneting ^Z"*
~^—
''
bar'Kainer
bamboi'zled banrjiiette' "Sy, ^ bar'Raining
bambixj'iliiiR ban* \ I .

'\ barge'ni an
barge
jian > ban'shee
ban'stickle
I ^
^ lnril'la
ban'al ^
ban'tam \^ bir'irig
b.inal'itv
I

'i.iii'en
iiia'iia ban'ter
ban'tercd ^1,
^ ^
\
'
bar'-iroii
bar'iUme
\
iv
ban'terer "" ba'riiiin
band J
ban'ti-ring V^ \_' I'ark
baiid'.iKC
band'ased V '
banl'ling
bin'van
y/'
\.
_
"
barked
bar'keeper
bind'aKiiiR
bandan'iia
batid'box
band'ed \
ba'iibab
/j,;/)'fMm
baplis'mal
'</
C/:
\,''
^
1

^-^
bark'er
bark'ery
b.irk'iiig

bandelet
\ , hip' list \/" bark'y
baii'dcr
ban'dorolc
ban'dicoot
band'ied
V bap'ti*tery
bapti^'tic
bapti*'tiral
bapli'zable
"V

C,,"'
^\, .
-~
< A
'
•
,

f
bar'ley
bar'ley broth
bar'levcorn
liar'ley-nieal
barm
X \
.' <r^
band'ing h.il'll
^^
ban'dit kipti ed' " < barmaid
bandit'ti bapti'/.er lO ^ riar'mecide
banMoR h.ipti'zmn
^~' ^ <
"C ^ barm'v
'
bandoleer' bar ' - barn
bandolier' barb ^ yv—1__ bar'iiacle
(

bandore' I'lr'bar.m ^^ </" bar'olite

band'roll V^ IVirbidian V ,
^^ barom'eter
bati.l-ti'i.l \ X'}:, J^barba'rian ^X?-—^ baromet'ric
ban'dy \. \ barbar'ic ^^«^ I— _
: !)aromet'rical
ban'dyinc "^'S . bar'barisri ^^ .^^ baroni'etry
ban'dy-leg \ i barbar'ity •
V ^'>bar'on
bar'onage
bar'barizc V
banc
bane'f\tl ^^:/ bar bari/.cd ^^/V/
'• -_» bar'oncss
bane'fuliiess bar'b.Tizing oar'onet
' bang 1 ir'narou-^ bar'onetaijc
banned b ir baroMslv bar'onetcy
bang'inK bar'banmsn'':^ baro'nial
b in'sle bar'bate bar'on y
banffiie bar'brcur bar'oscopc
' baii'ish bar'becned a > '
' \ barosr.op'ic
ban'ishe<l bar'beciiing \^I ^— baroscop'ical
liaii'Wier barbed barouche'
baii'isliinc bar'bel barque
lian'i'sliment bar'bellate
b.ir'ber
^ 1
barqn'eiitino
bar'racaii
ban'i'^tcr

V han'ji" bar berrv '

\ barrack
bank bar'lH-t barracoon'
.

bank'abk- bart-tte' bar'r.is

IV-
S iKink'bill
bank'-lxvik
bar'birati
b ir'bule V V yi bar'ratrinis
>^fc~ bar'ratry
barrator

banked bar'carnle
bank'iT bard barred
bank'inK I.lld'lC bar'rr!
,
bank'-noli^ bard'isni h ir'n ! if!e

bank'riipt bare bar'relk'd

hink'rii/'lcy bare'lMmc bar'rol-orjjan
bank'niptod bared bar'ren
,

bank'ruptini; bare faced barrenness

bank'-stork bare'facedness barricade'
ban'ner bare'ft«t barricad'ed
" ban'nered bare'fnntcd i \, _^ barricad'Ing
ban'neret bap ge' .A/> barrier
 barring bear'H-fcrease

•\
liar'ring
bar'ri^lT
\ \
v\
, bastardizing
b.»'tardly
\/
.
V._
baii'ble
|,.,„lk
K ), ti.ir'row L" "i
V bas'tardy N ^ y Bava'rian
bar'-^hot V I
haste ^'l- * ^ ba'vin
> V bast'ed ^k A* liawtx*'
Sb.ir'tcr
bir'lcri'd
'

V bastile', bas'till^
bastiiia'do
^'
<
. \
>
haw'bic
bawd

X
-
Sb.ir'UTcr V bawd'ily
bar'teriiiK bastina'doed ^
.^^ bartizan' bast ing < ^ \ bawd'y
bar' ton bast' ion y V I bawl
bary'ta
Y bast'ioned ^ < ^
— bawled
\t. bas'yie ^^.^^.V ^ bawi'er
V ^t,
bary'tCT
barvt'ic N bat V « bawl'ing
" bar'ytone ba'tahlc ^ > bawn
Hata'viaii bay
\- bary'tum
bn'sal
> batch Vt bayadt^rc'
W-|
• '
—
basalt'
basal t'ic
1
bate
bateau'
\' V^ bay'ard
bay'bcrry
^ bayed
VM basalt'iform ba'te<l YV^ y
basalt'inc bath bay'iiig
bas'anitc
base
bathe
bathed
yV_^. v-i
-^
bay'onet
bay'onetcil
basc'ball
base'bom
ba«d
base'lcss
base'ly
V bath'er
balh'ing
ba'thos
bath'-room
bat' ing
^ ^

Y
rw
v_-|

•
bayViiieting
bay'ou
bay'-salt
tree
nay -window
base'ment batiste' I
r
^^-^i- V bazaai'. ba?ar'

I
basc'-minded bat'let . ^ bflell'iura
base'ness bat'man . N ft."

bashaw' bat'on N . beach

\ b.ish'lul Hatra'chia •/ . \ beached
^A , bash'fiilly batra'chian y I beach'iiig

vw V \c bash'fuliipss
bash'i-bnzouk
\
L bat'rachite
bat'rachoid .
V-!^.
y •/
>-pi •/
7 beach'y
Iwa'con
bea'coiiagc
V ba'sic
bas'ifv
Batrachoray-
om'achy
bats'man
y^
^-7V_>
V N_; bca'coned
bea'coning
V bas'ifying
bas'ificii bat'ta
\" ^
V- bead
bead'ing
Y bas'ifier
bas'il
bas'ilar
battal'ia
battal'ion
battal'ioned vf
bead'le
boad'-rf)ll

bas'ilary batted beads'-ni iTi

basil'ic bat'tei bea'gle

basil'ica
basil'ical
V bat'tcler, bat'tler
bat'ten
beak
beaked
beak'er

\ Y^
basil'icon bat'tened

V
bas'ilisk
ba'sin
ba'sing
1 bat'ten ing
bat'ter
bat'tered
beam
beamed
beam'-etirts
No

V V ba'sis
bask
basked
bat'terer
bat'teriiig
bat'tering-ram V-v
bcam'ing
beam'less
beam'y
V bas'ket bat'tery ^. bean

V bask'ing
liasque
bat'ting
bat'tish
\
V VVf A
biaii-feast
bear

No
bas-ielief
!iass (a hassock)
i)ass (in music)
) >
bat'tio
bat'tle- array
bat'tle-axe
\\
N.

.
•
bear' able
boar'-baiting
beard
\ 'as'set
lias spted
bat'tled
bai'tledorc \_
- \/«
.
beard'ed
bcard'ing

V s ba'scting
bassinet or ette
bal'tl'-fiold
bat'tlement \_
\^^
.
•'
beard'less
beard'lessncis
bassoon' bat'tlemented /i^ N: bear-er
bassoon'ist bat"i.ler X- ' bear'-garden
V^' N_ bear'ing

t
V bass'-viol
bass'wood
bas'tard "
r ]
V S.
bat'tleship
bat'tling
1/7 battoI'Dgy
.

\v'.
. o,N ^
'. bear'ish
bear'like
bas'tardize battue' V ^'
<,^ bear's-'foot
bas'tardized baubee' \ ' bear's'-grease

J
 ^M

24 i»^fao»vf<)
l»««r»kiB

bearskin bed'drd
'<^J'dir~' tlMl'lIlg
licatt
deck , f..f'
l)past'liiics»
• drrki IK-Iore'haiiii
\ licatt'ly
luat !i»derk'ii ^ K-lore'time
(d'egua; Iwlmil'
^
\
l>caten
lieatVr
befriend
befriend kI
l)eati(';^
U'friend'iii
'lion li.Ht. befringe'
.-atifir
:«liv illK beg
beat' it.
'*d'(' lllW began'
l>cat'inK
. ,
r 1
beget'
beat'itHil'- uifHiii;
. begetter
brau
Ix'get'ljnf;
beaii-idi .1

b< fijar
lieau'ish
|.i'aii-ni ill- -in: U j, gared
•Mile bii; garing
licau'ti- us
frt'g'garlJTiess
brau't*' nsK .ki-r
iiate iKg'gaily
iieaij'ltHjusiif
l>eau'iitied lUiri \- beggary
!>pau'tH r 1- '\ pi.. begged
I., i -post begging
!.i i -quilt , begin'
iKHlf iit'gte begin'ner
«Hl'rid begin'ning
au lifN ing
au'tv d'riddi ri begird'
nt't- '
begird'ed
V-
Id de iM-gird'ir-k-

-teail (M'girf
av'-r I i

Straw iH-g'l.-
•a'V'"-d !

V .•a'v "l: d'tick iMgone'

tiego'nia
V 'J. t' ^b.-.'t J'tiinr
b'-gi)t'
begol'ti-ii
U'
bread begrime'
bccaiii' 'x'cch begrimed'
beech'eii t>egrim'ing
beecli'-iiiil liegrudge'
iH-ef iM-gTMilged
nice'
\ rni' t)pct'i" Iter hvgruV,,
•'
beef -ii- ik begii)
•de-iner
S.1 t)ee'-hivf beg" '

li.f'Aou-.- begii
d
be„1l;
\ .. et
.•v.k'iiig
1 .c'le
U'c -line v_. l)eKiul . ii

iieck'on liii! /ebub lie'gmn

beck'oiicd l>i( -ini-ter begun'
i.eck'ijning '-,<n behiif
Seer behave'
'
bccloud'cd l.i'.er'-' irrel behaM-d'
becloud'ing |i'-er'li'<u5c 1rha'ving
' hccomt-' lii-.r'shop ( i -hav'iour
'ing. I i-eha'vif^^r
hecoin'm^ I. I-

hecom'm^\y U-es *ax l)c!i. A'

«l«om'iii(jtirs- beet lK"h. A'eO
bed
bt-dal/blc
beet'le
l)eet'li-lTci«
\ u beh-
l)eh
.d'ii
!d'
moth
\ bedab'blfd
bedabbling
l«-et'l''
iH-et'-: -Kit
g be':
U r., .,;

xO. bcdag'gle
bedark'cii
bedash'
bei'\es
befall'
befal'len
b.-fanii,p;
,
behind'
behind'haiui
Uli'ild'
behold'en
bedaub'
bedaubed' befi-ir behciM'er
bodaub'ing befit' behold'ing
bedaz'ile befit'ted behoof
btd'-c/wir belit'tiiig ( behu'ive'
'

\-
\
*- — ^
bcd'rJ^ainLicr
bed'-'- thes
befog'
l>efo<3r
behove'
I

behooved'
 25 »>w(tIrTlnR
h< hoved

Il.itjne ue.ith'rr
behoved'
,rte<l litijiiejth'ing
'11.
'.
K berjue>!t'
lirl.»'bf)ur ..It'ing ^

ielv'ina beritc'
«lv.,lire- t'Tat'ed
H,-i -ed
berai'ing
ing
v. iM-r-bwipe
licfe'an
Iicre.i ve'
Irerraved'
tiereave'iiient
I
v^ '
!ereaver'
iiereav'ing

\- 7 "« « \ btrelt'
lier'gani' f
^/"^ yj >(* M, b«'l'.
» ber'gander
. \ bcl guer J'i.uu bet"
berg' mote
bei
bri d ber'il)eri
^ ,
iH!le.t'Kneriii£! > iH^mi T [iir'ii irdinc
I Ijekra'iMif
bend' in g Bernese'
X''^! liel'fry
bend'let Ber'oe
bend'v lier'ried
/„ Ber«|.- bcr'ry
Be'lial lienealh'
Hen'edirt lier'serkcr
^^ belie'
berth
bebcd' Itoiedic'iine .

benrdir'tion ber'yl
htliif
Ix^nedic'tive ber'yiliiic
ir/iiT'.iblr
benedie'tory bcseerli'
/., ff'
Benrdic tus beseech'er
\ ((hi TiJ'
beseech'ing
believer' benefar'ti<jn
iK-nefai 'tor l>eseecb'w.gl\'
V helvv \\<i'

\ believ'ii.iflv 1« ii.factre*'* beseeii^

beseem'ing
\/' belit'tlp iHMi'efice .

bcM'em'Iv
lien'eficed
\- b.'lit'tled
beset'
\ '^*''
Mil'tling Iw-nrficcnce

V beneficent Ix t'lu .

\ boll
benef'icentiv (.1- hrew'
\ I
boUadon'na
bell'-bird
r.\ ,

S
l)oneti'cial

^ benefi'eiallv
-, '
belle
"
\ brllc?-!'t'tres
bell'-(. iidcr \_ ,
benefi'ci.ii
bcii'cfit

iX V
^>>»~,
boU'-f'i indri \^ ben'etil'
ben'elii
bcU'-batiRcr
\ V "•' M'licnv ) hctuv
M'liod ucnrv'-i-
j\ I ^ .. I

bcfUM'nl
IJongal
\ "J /IxlliK'trdit
Hongal
\ bcU'iiiaii
benight
! \ \« lifU'-inctJl
Ih-'I'Idw benight''
bel'lDwed iK-night'i
bd'lowtr
bol'lowing
benign'

hcnii nantly
xX.
bcl'lou-s
oell'pull \ _ hcn\i.'nil\ i

b<
spat' I'
speak
benignly
\ bcU'riiiKcr
UU'-wethiT ben son
i
luspeak'iT
beii'nct bcspe'ak'inj:
\ b'-l'lv
bent bespoke'
b.riv-band
tiespftk'en
\ bt-r: >. • ben'thn!
benumb' bespread'
bol'ly !ig
benunilxd' besprin'klc
bd'omaiicy
ben'zene Hes'scincr
belong'
belonged' bi^n'zinc- best
benzo'ic best'ial
belong'ing
ben'zoin bestial'i'y
boluve'
ben'rol best'ialize
beloved'
ben'zolinc bestir'
belov'ed
bcqnenth' bestirred'
below'
bequeathed' bestir'ring
\ belt
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bestow 2t billed

bestow' bewiieh'erv bid'der

bcstow'al bewitiiring bid'ding
bestowed' bewitt h'menl bide
best'lwVr bewray' bidet'
bpstuw'mrtit bey bid'iiiR
bestrad'dU- bieii'nial
bestrew' be/'el bieti'iiially
bf^^trowod' bi'iqiie bier
boitrr-w'iiig ! V!oar bifa'rious
bO'itrid' 1 . ir'dic
\ bif'eroiis
.
bcstrid'dfii bh.wii! \ biffin
bcstridp' bi iij'uiilar N bi'fid
lioslrid'iiip Im in'riual \ bif'idate

^\- bt'Sliid'
bft
b<'t.ikp'
bi'os
bi'ased
bi'asini?
\

\ 1
\ '
biCidated
biH< /rolls
bi'fold
\
\
•
. \
bot.ik'tMi
be'tcl
bpthVI
biax'al
bib
bilia'iimi!-
V .
\^
\
bifo'liatc
bi'forate
bif'orine
\ betbiiik' bibber \ bi'forin
\ bothiiik'iiiR bib'il'Ty \ bi'formed
b<?thoiiRht' Hi ble \ bifiir'cati' a.
betide' Iti'bler \ bifur'c ate v,
betimes' Hiblical \ bifiir'catcd
beto'ken Biblirist \ bilurra'tion
betokened b:lilic;j,''rapher \ bifiir cons
-
\ bet'ikeiiiiiK billioj,Taph'ic - ^ big
l)el'ony liiblin);rapirical
^
\_ bi^'amist
bcto'k' bibli"t;'rapliy * big'amy
betr.iy' bibli..|'atrv y /
bia'arrcau
betray'al
!>etr.i\e<t'
bctr iv'er
blbllMl,,t;'ical
rl>!l.li,,l\,KV
bib'li( Tiiaiicy
>
S
V bigen'tial
biif'gin
bight
betrav'meiit biblirtma'iiia big'ness
\ Iwtp'th' biblionia'niar Kignu'ni.i
l)etrot)i' i! biblioiiiani'a* ai bi, t

, :l
betrothi-d' biblioni'anisl bigoted
botrr>th'itiR bib'liophili' big'uiry
\ brtfilli'ineiit bibliiif/ho'bia big'wig
_ \ j- l>et'trd bib'liupolc bijou'
bft'ter bitiliop'olisni bijou'try
bet' tired
\ N
bibli' ip'oMst bi'jugate

\
liet'teriiig
bet'l(T!iieii(
biblmthe ka
IJib'list \> bi'jugollS
bila'biate
bet'li-rs bib'uloiis \ bilani'ellate
bot'tiiig I'ical'rarate \ bilain'ellated
\ bet'ty bjcap'siii.ir \ bil'ander
between'
betwixt'
Itov'el
bicar'lwiriate
bice
biceii'tenary
X^vV 'i
bilal'er il
bil'lK-rry
bil'lw)

\
^ beveled
bev'elled
biccph'alous
bi'teps
\^ bli'lxM'S
». liild'steiii
b<v'eliii«! birliro'mate <. > bile

\
.^^ bev'elliiig
bev'el-wheeb
bicipital
bicip'itoMS
^ I bile'-diirt
bilge
v<_
\ bi'v'er.ige bick'er \^ bilged
b«*v'y Inck'ered liilge'watir
\ \> Im'w.iiI' I'K kerer s
''—^
/
bil'iary
\
N <\^( bew.l'i'.thle
bewailed'
l>ewairer
bick'ering
bii k'lTii
bieoii'juRate
\
\
^M "^^'•m^
biliii'giial
biliii'k'iiist
biliii'giioiis
,
>.,' bewail'iiiR bit'irn bilioii-
" \ beware' biorn'ous \-^ bil'iou>ii(*ss
\ bewilder biti'r'iKiral bilit'eral
~\ '
!f-.vii'dtTfJ t;icr.i'r.u \ bilk
V *,^ IjewiI'deririE bicus'pid \ bilked
V
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hewirdemieiit bi 'cycle N.-^^ bilk'iiig

\ f Iw-witrh bi'cvclist \ . bill
\ liewitclird' bid \\_ biirlxxik
\ bcwilch'cr bid'den billed
>
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billet 27 blamed

bil'let
\1. billpt-doiix'
bip<'i'tate
^ bit'ted

liil'lPtrd
bipi-n'natp
bipf^n'riatofj
X bit'tcn
bit'tpr
hil'IftiiiR
bipi't'aloiis bit'tcrish
bjil'lifxtk
liipill'liati'
\, bit'tprly
liill'iards V,
hil'liiiR
lii'plaui'
J V bit'tcm
l)iriiiiCSRatP
bipo'lar
bip<jlar'ity
V bit'temess
bit'ters
\ hil'lioii
"^ '
bit'tcrswcpt
bil'lot
lii'pont
bipoiit'ine
X bit'tPrwecd
bil'low \ :

''•bit'ting
\' bil'lowy
bipiiiirt'ual
\
l>ill'->^lickcr
V X biqiiadratP bitu'men
^'^ liilo'b.itr X -1 -
- X.l.
l>iqiiadrat'ic
biquitit'ile
\ ^."bitu'minup bitu'ininate

lii'lobcl
hira'diatP bitii'ininoiis
X liiloc'ul.ir
.

X
NC
_.
liil'toiiK
liilll.ic'ul lie
I iT idiatcd
liira'nioiis
\ "Vbi'valvp
bivalv'ous
l)ircli *-» bivalv'ular
X lii'inaiia

\
X.
^ lii'tn.itic
\ birch 'rn
bird
\
bivaiilt'ed
blven'tral

X •
f

x^;.
'
\^'
biin'anniis
biinar'ttin lie
bimc'dial
bimcii'sal
N bird'-cagp
bird'catchpr
biril -like
bird'-lime \
biv'ious
biv'oiiac
biwpfk'ly
bizarre'
binips'trial

\^.^ hiin<l'ali«in
biinorallivm
\
•\1
bird's'-pyp
bi'ri mp
\ blab
blabbed
birutta . Nv blabber
X
"^r
.
r
t
bimonthly
i)iii
'
bini* iratp
biros'tratcd
\>- ^ blab'biPK
1)1 ack
^ bi'nary X birth X__ • black'amiKT
\ bi'natp
.

\ bind
biiidVr
XUx 1
birth'ilay
birlh'-inark
black'art
black'ball

\ S Iniid'iTv
blrth'pl.ico
birth'riuht
black'balled
black-balling
\^ biiid'itiR
biiKl'wccd
• Ulscay'aii black'bectle
\ bis', otin \\ black'berry
X
- V
t biiur\ '.He
bin'n.nlc
N
\ bis ruit
bi-.Tt'
XA , ^ blackbird
black'board
X .
l>in'"<'!o \- bi>c(t'rd bl.ick'-lxiok
X I'iri'ic'nlar
N,' I'ivct'iiitr black'-cap
X I'lnor'ulalo
\
X
:

iirrin'mial
t)iii<)nruial
V s
-
•
bl^rf'ti'tlt
l'JMv;'iririit
|iis,--nal
black'-cattle
black'-dcalh
blacked
X ~ binnrn'inoii^ X. biscr'ratp l>laik'eii
v.. binnt'dn'Mis bisr'tosr blackened
X bi'iioii- bisclciiis black'ener
^ l)iix'i!l,ib'
^. ,x bis(\'(iiis black'eiiing
biiKlyiiain'ii* V '
X >
biso\'nal black'-eved
bitiRfn'rsis
bi'iicraph
1 ioil'raphcT
V/V bish "p
bishopric
Disk
1
X,- black'cKrtri/
black'fish

black\uijfi/ism
bii'trapli i(- X bis'iniith \ black'ing
bioijraph'ic.il s bis'ii.iithai ^^black'ish
X 1
lii'soii black'-lcad
~"X_, 1- Mack'leg
bi'te'r.iphi/,''
liioK'raphv X bisqiip
bi'iliin'iral X bi»s(\'tilP X black'letler
I'l. 'I'llRV ' V bi^tip'iih'd l.lack'lv
bi'.lvfic V r bis'|..rt \ ^ black'iiiail
bmnit trv s Ik.
bis'l'iiirv bl.uk'ness
bi'cpiasiii \. bis'trc, bis'tpr '
X_^l Ulack' Rod
bi"t i\'v \ I'lsiil'catp "
black'^Iiiit'i

-
s\ bipar-'U-^
bipart'il.li N
. V- bi-^iirpbatP
bi'-iilphurct
1
V \,
I'lack'tlinrn
' I.I id'dcr
bi pan lie X bit blade
Kip^if't i»-iil X bitch blatte'-luirie
l)ip.ir'titc X bitP bladed
X. biparti'lion
1

V bit'Pf \c^ blain

: \ biprc'tuiato X bilcrn'atp blame
l)i'pcd \ bit'inR blaine'able
bi'iicdal X bitt blamp('
 blameful 28 blaes

blamc'ful V bled
\ " lilockad'inR
blppd
s •
block'-book
blame'less
\ \ blocked
blamc'les5ii'S5 blped'niK
V (
\.

\
blara'cr
blame'worthy \
\ lilpni'i^h
I'N'ni'i^iifd
\
s
.

' \«
block'head
bl'-ck'lioiise
blaiicli Mrin i^hinR ' block'ing
\. blatichcd 1 leiich
- S bl'xk'ish
l)laiirhiin'et<r bleiichfd \ block'-tin
lilanch'inR b'.PiKl, blf-ndr V blond, blonde
\ blancmaiis''' blond Vd \ bWiod
blaml blend'er blood'ed
bUiidil'iHiiuiicp blend iiiK ^-,
s blood'-Builliness
blandish blen'nv . V binod'-heat
blaiid'ishetl blent V- bli^'d'hound
(laiid'ishor blcs'-b<)k bpiod'ily
lilaiid j-hiiiR Mess l»l<H)d'iness
bland'ishnunt bles^pd ^, s blood'iiiR
b'.andnrsi b|.-<>'rd bIo<xl'less
blank blpssVdly ^l bliKKl'-red
blank'et blP''^'pdnf*> blood'-relation
blank'ctcd bIp>^^•r bloiMl'root
blai;k'eliiig bli-s-i'ing bl<Kid'shcd
b?ank'riC>s bl.*t blood'shot
bill blf>r)d'stained

i
blare
blar'iipy lili't'iMiisni bliKid'siicker
blisi- blit'.inist bloi«rthirsty
\ bla^phl•m<*' blew bliMid'-vesscI

1 \ bl isplicnK'd' blieht bliKid'wort

blasph'-'inrr bliKlitVd bloijd'y

=-_
bl.lSphc'TTllIIR s bliuht'iiiR bl'K>m
S' -

tilas pheiiioiis \ bliKht'iiielv bhxim'ary

s b! l^'pbl•nlOll^ly• blind bloomed
V -
bl.i^'pbfrny blin.lpd bloom'cr

\
\, bla^t
bl.iM'cd
bll-ti-'ilia
N s.
blind'er
l.liiidfuld
blindfolded
l.>I.»ini'pry
bloom'ing
bloom'ingly
\ bla^l'^r
. 1
blnid'f''ildiriR blixim'y
blos'som
bU'-r-furriacp bliiid'inf!
\ ""^^-X blast'iiiR blindly blos'somed
V

i
blastcK ar'p. lUS blinil'nian's-bnf! blos'soiniciR
} '

\ blas'ti^lerm blirid'ness blot

blast'pipr blind'-sidt* blotch
\.
s^ lil.i'taiit blink blote
v. I'lal'IiT blnik'ard blofted
1
\ blav Winked blot'ter
"s bla/p blmk'er blot'ting
s b:../td \, blink'ing blouse
\^
s
bi.l/.'ilis
bla'/iiii
V l.lis-
blis--'fiil
blow
blow'er
\ bla'zoned ^ l>liss'(nlness blow'ing
\ bla'zftirr V blister blown
s
~ V.
bla'/..>iiine
lila'/oiirv
\ blis't'TpJ
bli>i't' rinR
blow'-plpc
blow'-valve

,
\
/
blfacb
bltMfhrd
\ bli-.t.rv
blithe
bli >wze
blowzed
V N bloarh'i-r blilhe'ful blowi'y
bliach'ory blithe'jv blub'ber
s \ blithe somp
s blrarh'iiic > blub'bcred
^ \ . bleak blilhe'someiies- bliib'berlng
V, blpak'ish bbz'iard lilnihir

^ s blpak'ly
bipak'iipss
bipar
bloat
bliiat'ed
bloat'ednfss
blud'geon
blue
blue'-bell
biuatVr
\1 S •
bli-ared
blpar'-evpd bloat'inK
bUle*li*'Il V
bluc'-bird
. s bleat blob'ber bluc'book
s : bleat'cd blob'txT-lipped blue'lKittle
bipat'er block blne'-light
"5
blpal'iiiK blockade' bine'ness

\! bleb bluckad'cd blues

 29 book rock
blue-stoekini;

V \ liombardier

S-''
V.
bliie'-slocking
blue' -stone
\ lM>l>-ilay
bob tail
bob'tailctt
\ bombard'ing
bnmbard'ment
\ blti'ey
bluff bt'c'asiti l»inibaMn.'
In >m' bast
bluff'nc^s I
b'K^k'ntg
lK>c'K'iiUtd Iwimb.ist'ic
\. V bluffy Ix.niba/.ettp'

V blu'ish
blu'i'ihly
bodi-
boil'-'d \m inibazine'

\ blun'der l).ijt-g» bomb-proof

\ U«l',.«- iKunb'-Hhcll
bhiii'ilerbuss
iHKi'i.-J .xim'bvx
blii'i'dered
Uvl'llf^iS bon-arcnrd'
blun'derer
iHid'ny bonan'ia
blviii'derhead
lionapiu-t'ean
lun'dering
Uid'kin Ho'napartism
blunt
Ititdli'iau ll.i'iuipartist
bluiit'rd
bod'v N- bona'-ios
blunt'iiitr
bltHit'ish lxid'v-clothe<: V . bona* »«»
bluntly ^ UkI y-guard b"ni'-it"i>
bond
blunt lies* bod'ynig
bod'y-pjlitic boiid'.iBP
blur
U.io'tiaii bond'»*cl
blurred >
Una bond'holder
blur'ring
bog l>iin>rn>g
blurt
iMg'gle bond'maid
blurt'ed {

b-ia'glcd bond'man
blurt'ing
Vmii'sfn'OH*
blush bnd'KlPr \ ^ hnnds'maH
blushed Nig'gling
boiiil'woman
s blush'ing i»g'gy
lione
blush'ingly Ixigie
Ivid'-laiid Uined
blus'ter
b'l'gus bone' ace
I

blui'terod
'"''gy \' bone'set
blus'tercr .

blus'tcring I.Mh'
iKihea'
\ l)one'setter
bone's<'tting
blus'tcrous
\
I

V I blus'trous
•
Hnhe'mian
b-il
xr ballc-iiakir
bon'fire
v bo
bo'a boiled V bonhomie'

\ bo'a-conslrictor
Uoaner'ges
boar, board
-I. boil'iT
Uiirer-plate
boil'ery
,
IJon'iface
bon'ing
boa mot
Ixiil'ing bonne' bouc'ie
board'able
board'cd boil'ing-point
liois'trrous
^ V ,
bon'net
bonneted
|

board'er
bois'tcrously bon'nily
board'ing
board'ing-housc
board'ing-school
b')'lar
hf,ld
V bon'ny
bo'nus
board'-wagcs b.l.r. r V bon'y
Ivild'rst bciize
boar'ish
buo'by

V
l)oast
boast'cd
^
boldly
bold iipss \ Uio'dle
book
)
X boast' :
boasl'ful
hoast'fulncss
X > XT
lx)le
bole'ro
boil
\- l)Ook'-accouiit
b<">k'b(nder
biM'lard book'bindery
boast'ing
IJologncse' \ book'bindiiig
boast'ingly
Lkilo'guian V book'case
boat
boat'able bol'stcr V book'debt

\'^ y
>'
buarbill
^.- boat'buildcr
bol'stcrcd
Ixjl'stering V
' "^ w honk'ing
bi>>k'isli
liolt y book'ishii'"-5
y 1 l>oal'hook
iwlt'ed Ixiok'-keei er
boat'ing
bolt'cc book'-kc^i ipg
boat'man
boat'swaiii Uilt'ing

\ bob
bobbed
boU'ing-tiolii
bo'lus lyytWU I

bob'bia V rrV bomb book'-ma'.'

book'marr,
i

bob'binct
bob'bing
bob'olink
bom'bard, n
bombanJ', i.
bombard'ed ^ \. '
book' poM
hook' rack
_l
 bookseller m braeketed

book 'seller botan'ic iKJUrgeoi'sie

book'soUiiig botan'ical bour'gMin

,.
Ixxjk'shelf
buok'stall
Ixvjk'stfjre
^^0 bot'anist
bot'aiiize
Ihjt'anizin^ V \
.
b'lurn, Ixiurne
bourse
boUse
Ixxjk'worm b'»lanoroj;y l)oustroi;he'ilo[i
iKjom bot'aiiy 1- Ixms'y
boomed botar'go > , bout
Ixwm'eratis liotdi \ boits-rinies'
' booming N Ujlched I>o'vine
boon
boip'ii-
boor
Ixitch'er
Ivjtch'fry
Uilchiiig
s-:^ I'ovril
lx)w 'part of vio-
lin a weapon)
:
' bo'jr'ish boltli'y bow (part of a
biwr'ishly bole ship to bend
;

boose bot'-fly the Uijy

l)oos'er both iiowd I'Tize
bo<»r'y bother bowed
boot both'i'rid biw'elled
,
b*>>lVcl both'eriiig > liow'i'ls
bootee' both'ic, both y l^jw'er
booth Uoth'inan bow'ery
b<>>l'jkin Uoth'nic V l»w'ie-kn!fe
> but 'jack bot'ryoid bow'ing
,
bool'less
l)oot'leisly \ <^ bolryoid'al
bot'ryolite \
b<jw'kuot
Ik)w1
•f
boot'-tree bois, bolls howl' ler
boot'y bot'line ^Ki'^l•d
booze
tjooz'y
: bot'tle bow'-le(»
Ujt'tled
I: b ipeep' > bot'tling
bow'-leg^ed
bowl'oi
borac'ic ; iKlt'tOlU bow'line
bor'age bot'tomed s — — lx)wring
bo'rate Ua'tomiiig b-jwring-grecn
b(j'iax boi'lomlfss iKiw'nian
bor'der but toiury txjwse
I I

bor'dcred b<iuchp bow'sprit

bor'dcrer boud'.'ir' b<jw'-striiig
bor'dering bough . bow'-wiiidow
b<jr'der-laiid bought bow'-wow
bor'dure li<ju'gie box
lx>rc Ixjuil'li boxed
I bo'real bouillon Ixix'en
Uo'reas Itoiil'der Ijox'er
bore'colc b^jul'evard brjx'ing
bored bounce box'-lree
I) ip-'ijom IxjuMced Uix'-wood
b< ir'cr bouiic'er boy
bo'ric
bo'ring
botiiic'iiig
bounc'ingly
V boy'au

born
^- boy'coll
Ixjuiid ^.1 boy'h(«)d
borne Ix.uiid'acy iKiy'ish
bo'ron Uiuiid'cd 5 Ixiy'islilv
bor'oiigh bound'en Ixjv'ishnesS
bor'row '.»oun(r'T hov's'-play
bor'rowed bound'ing brac'cate
bor'rower boundless \, brace
bor'rowing bounu'lessly braced
bos bound'lessncss brace'let
bos'cage bouii'teous bra'cer

\
bosh
b<«k'ct
boun'tcously
boun'tfouaness
V , brach'ial
\ hiisk'v bouii'tifui
brach'iate

bos'om
bos'omed
boun'ti fulness \ brachyg'rapher
boun'ty brachyg'rapliy
boss bouquet' brachyl'ogy
bos'sagc Bour't)onism bra'ciiig
bossed
bos'sv
bot
H<jur'b<jiiist
bourgeois'
bour gi'ois
V brack'en
brack'et
brack'eted
bracketinf; 31 briet

brack'ctiiig
^ brass' X/ breccia
brark'ish brat N bred
^
br.ick'islincss
br.ict
X\ biava'd'
liraM'
>
^> brtech
breeched
breech'cs
bractea lira\eil
bract'catc bravr'ly breech' ing
brad bravf'ness N^ breach'loader
v^ brad'awl brav'er > * bree.l
brad'ypod
braK
brav'crv
l.r.iv'fst
^ \:
breed'er
breed'ing
braRKado'cu) br.iv'ing X- breize
br.iK'Rart bra'vo breez'y
braRKcd bravu'ra lirc'hdn
brag'cpr braA-1 % brent
bras'Riiig brawlt'd bret
lirab'ma \ br.iwlor breth'reii
Krali'iiiati brawl'ing X bret'tice
brawn X- " breve
lirali'iiiin
Hr.ilimin'ical brawny X ,

V
brev'ct
braid brax'v br.v'.t.a
,x
br.iid'cd
braid'iiig
l.rav
bravrd V \i
\r^\•'^lU\•^
bre'viary
brevier'
brail bray'iT
brav'iiig X brev'iped
Braille
brain lira/i' x brevipen'nate
>)raint'd bra/,ed -j
I

X brev'ity

\^ braiii'k'SS
brainpan
bra'/.cn
bra'^i-n-fact'd
x/ )' '^'
brew
brew'agc
brait bra'zcnniss brewed
^ N brake br.i'/irr X , brew'er
\ brjke'man bra/U' X/ ^ brew'ery
\ ,
^_ brakcs'man Mra/.il'ian X brew'/ioKSc
brew'ing
brak'y bra/.il'w<KKl \_.'
braz'nig X, brew'is
N^V brain'bli-
bram'bliiig \ briach X» brcw'ster
^\.^ bram'bly
\ bread X bri'ar
N bran v bread'-corn X'
. ,
"
Itria'rean
V . , branch \. brcaii'frnit
\ hnl>e

>-. branched > biead>tu(T bribed

.

X
bran'chial
bran'ching
^ lireadth
hread'wiiincT X
N
^X \v briber
^ bnb'ery

V
'

branch'iopid (>roak brili'mg

branch'lcBS bri'ik'able v . brie'-a-brac
branch'Ict lircak'age brick
\ branch'y break'-down brick' bat
brand Lreak'cr X briek'-kihi
braiid'cd l!reak'fa:^t X bricklayer
brand'or break'fasted X brick'inaker
braii'difKl brcak'fasting \ briek'wiirk
braiid'iiig break' ing brick'vard
br m'dish brcak'man ^ bndai
bran'dislird break'walor bride
bran'di^hing bream \ bridecake
brandling breani'ing '> bride'chainber
wr. brand-new
brandy
breast
breasl'cd
bnde'gnioni
bride li'ss
bran'glo breast'fast \« bride'niaid
bran'gli'r breast'ing bride'nian
bran'gling breasl'kiKjt ^ brides'maid
bran'lin bi. .ut'pm X- l)rides'maii
bran'ny breastplate bnde'well
bran t breasl'wlui'l bridge
brash breastwork > . bridged
brass breath . X brirls'ii-
Ibras^c brealh'able > t- bridle
\ bras'sard
bra>'- irt
^ breathe
breathed
I

, X
. bridled
bri'dler
brass'-band breath'er N I- bri'dlii.g
breathing t»- bridoDii'
bras'sica
brass'iness breath'less X- brief
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briefer 38 buek wheat

>
briefer
briefest
broad'cloth
brnadVti
linad'er
\^ brown'ie
brown'ing
brown'ish
brii'Clcss
briefly
briefness
hr i.id'ish
br>).ully'
^' V brown' stud y
browse, browzc
browsed
bri'er broad'ness
x'^
bri'ereil
bri'ery
briR
[rigid.''
broad'side
brnad'sword
bn icuK''
bpKMdVd
^
X
N-
^
.V

\'
brows'er
browsing
bru'in
bruise j

bro'ca;;o \' bruised

liri^.idier'
lirig'aiid
tirlR'andine
liroc'foli
bro'chiire ^ V^^
.
bruis'er
liruii'ing
j

briK'andiiio
brig'antine
bright
bright'cn
:0 br.'ck
bpik'i-t
brog
Imi'g.in
^ •

Vj,
'^
'
bruit
bru'mal
brunette'
brunt
1

^
bright'encd brogue ^ -

X
\
brush
!)right>ntng brmd'er brushed
^
^ \-
bri8ht'-cved broil brush'er
bright'ly br")ile(i brush'ing
tirighl'iiess broiler
X ' brush'wood
UrlRhtV disc.isf' broil' ing \> brush'y
bngue
brill
br .ke
bro'ken
%
X
^^ '
brusque
brusque'ncss
bril'lionce \- bro'kenly ^' ^ c
brus'qucrie
%
.

bril'liancy bro'kemiess Brus'sels sprouti

brilliant ' bro'ker N
.V
\ brutal
bril'li^uitly bro'ki rage . ^ \' brutal'ity
brim bro'ma \ bru'talize
brMn'liil bro'mal \ .; bru'talized
brim li'ss bro'inate \ brii'talizing
brimmed bromatul'ogy
v^ -^ bru'tally
brim rner bro'midc \. brute
brim'raing bn>'mine \- ^ bru'tified
brim'ilone bfiin'chia bru tify

^
briiid'ed
briiid'lcd
brine
broil '< hi at
bronchitis
broil 'chus
x^ n-
\-u -I^^
bru'tifying
bru'tish
bru'tishly
brinc'pan br' nize bru'tishi -;
bring bninzed ST^ * bryofog'.
bring'er bronz'ing t
\ bryony
bring'lng brnich bub'ble
brin'ish brood bub'bl.d
V \
' brink
brin'y
brooded
brxxl ing
bubbler
bub'bling
\ brisk bro«Nl'y
,1
bubbly
bu'bo
\ brisk'et
brisk'ly
br<H)k
brook'Icl biibon'ic
V-^
s
V brisk'ness
bris'tle
brc»:Ml
broomstick
\
buc'cal
1 buccaneer'
bpxjin'y
^ ^ >
bri«'tleil . ' biiccanier'
brosc \ biiccaneer'ing
\
bris'tling
bris'lly
brit
broth
broth'cl
V \-^ '
biic'cinal
Uucel'las
\. ^ lirilan'nic broth'er ^^. V
bucen'taur
\ Hrit'ish broth'erhoxl '* \'
* Bu'ceros
-N-^ Brit'on br<ith'er-in-la» \_- btick
\ bril'tle broth'erly \ buck'et
1
\ brit'tleness
brough'ani
buck'etful
\ i , britz'ka
v^"^- buck'iug
\'
^-,. bruach brought V. -^ buck'ish
N broached brow N buc'kle
X broicii'cf browU.at
.

N / huc'kicd
broach'Ing
l)n)ad
brciad'-arrow
^\ \
\'
brovv'bcalen
brow iK'ating
browu \
^
\
\
~
buck'ler
buck'ling
buck'ram
broad'-aw.ike browned . \- " buck'skin
bro.id'-axe browii'er \ buck'thorii
broad'caat \ bro»ii'e»t - \. ,buck'wheat

I
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bucolic 8S busily

\ bucoric bull'ist \ ^-> burg'lar

.

bticol'ical bul lock ^ v. burgla'rious

•

bud bull's'-eye > !'

-y' burRla'rirmsly
budded bul'ly X 3 burg'larv
Bud'dhism bul'lying ^— » i burij'mote
Buddhist bul'nisb ^ ^T-'"> bur'gnm.istiT
Buddhis'tic bulse burgoo'
bud'diiig bul'wark bur gr.ivc
bud'dia bum l\ Bur'gunJy
bumb.iiriff bur'ial
V Bude'-light
budge bum'ble-bee \. biir'i.il-pl.ico

hud)(ed bum'boat bur'ied

budg'er bum'kia \ bur'ier
builij'et bump \ bu'rin
bude'ing bumped \ burke
bud'let bump'er \ btirkcd
\
N
buff
buffalo X^
\-_ bump'ing
burap'kin VV burk'er
biirk'ing
burk'ism
hump'tious
buffel
buffer I imp'tiousness \ burl
burled
buffet
buffeted
I !in
bunch \ > burl'er
^ buffeter bunch'iness \ burlesque'
buffeting bunch'y .^ burlesqued'
buffo '

bun'co burlesqu'ing
buffoon' bun'combe . bnriet't.i
buffoon'ery bun'ille bnr'lir.ess

N bulfoon'ing bun'dled \. bur'ly

buffy bun'dling \ Burmese' ^

bug
bug'bear
bung
buii'galon \ \ bum
bum'able
.

bug'gy btmg^-h' lie burned

bu'gle bun glc \ bum'er
bu'Rier bun'gled bum'ing
bti'gloss bun'gler ^' bur nish
V buhl bun'gling
bun'elingly
\ _^ bur'nished
biir'nisher
buhl'-work
\ - buhr'-stone bun'ion \ . bur'nishing
\ build bunk '
burnous'
build'ed bunk'er \ burnt
\ build'er buiik'o \ '
_ biirTit'-iitli'rii

butlJ'ing bun'kum \ bur, burr

built bunt ^' bur ral
:
bulb bunt'ine \ bur'rcl
bulbed bunt'ing \ biir'rock
bulbif'erous buoy \, bur'row
bulb'Ict bouyed bMr'fWril
btilb'ous buoy'ancy \ biir'rnwiiii;
bul'bul buoy'ant \ linr'ry
bul'bule bnoy'antly bur'sar
bulge bur < \ bursary
bulged burTwl \ bnr«t
bulg'ing bur'dcn \ lii;r-t'<T

bulim'ia bur'deiied biir-^tii!:;

bulk bur'dening I'lir'then

^^A
bulk'hcad bur'densonic l>Mr'ti>ii

bulk'iness bur'v
bur'densoraeness \
\
\ bulk'y
\/-
biir'viiii;

\ bull bur'dock bi!r'viii(;-cn> iiid

bul'la bu'rcau V |m1-. M"!,
buH'dog
bullet
bul'lefin
burcau'cracy
bureaucrat'ic
hurpancrat'ical \
\ \ bns'bv
bu^li
bush'i"!
bul'let-proof bureau'cratist N bu^hinp*^-;
bull'-fight burette' \ b(nii'iiic
buirfinch
buH'frog
bull'ied
burg
burg'age
burgess
X-N
\
bu^h'niiii
bush'y
bn^'iiT
burgh
\ -' bull'ion
bull'ionht burgh'er \ bu's'irst
isilv

. {17'.)

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84 Bynntine
buBin«8S

V-.
buii'neM s butt'-end \ bux'omness
busi'ness-like but'ter
but'tocup
V buy
buy'pr
busk ftuy'iiig
bus'ket but'tered
\, buzz
buskin
bus'kined
but'terfly
but'trrine
but'terin^
\ \ buz'zard
buzzed
busk'y
but'tntnillt \ buz'zer
\ buss ^, 1
buz'zing
\ bust
bus'tard
bus'tle
but'ter-tooth
but'tery
butf -binge
V
,

\ buz'zingly
bv
by and by
V bus'tled
bus'tler
but'ting
but'tock \ bye
but'too fcv->Uc'tion
bus'tlioR \ 6y'-eiid
but'tooed
>
bus'y
bus'ybody but'tonhole V, \. fcy'Rone

bus'ying but'toning \' fcy'-U'ie

Ay'-law
bvt but'tress
but'tressed
\ fry'-namc
butch 'er fty'-p.ith

s\ \
butch'ered but'tressing
dy'-plav
V
butch 'ering N butts
fcy'-prod'tict
/ b'jtcb'erly ;a but'ty
butch'ery V butyra'ceous
>^
bys'sine
fry''itaii(ler
but'ler
hut'lerage \ butvr'ic
but'yrin \ iv'-^triTt
by by
but'lership bux eous
bux'ina
X \
till-

by' -way
but'Iery
hut'raent bux'ioe s Vo
by'vcotd.
Byzan'tian

N >
' butt
butt'ed \
bux'om
bux'omly V Byzan'tine

{
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\ Ca'aba cadav'erousnest calash'

\ cab cad'di^ I
cal'car
\ cabal' ead'dy cal'carate
\ cade calca'reous
\ cab'ala
ca'dcnce calca'reousness
cah'alisrn
\ cab'alist caden'za cal'ceated
\ cabali^'tic cadet' cal'cedon
cadg'er calceola'ria
cab.ili<^'tical
\ ca'di cal'cify

vV \
cabal'lcr
cab'alline
cab'arct
v cadil'Iac
Cadme'an
\ calcin able
calcina'tion
I cad'mia calcin'atory
cab'bage
cad'mium cal'cine
rab'lula
> \ 1 ca'dre calcined'
ca'ber
A cab'in
'\^ cadu'cean cal'cium
\ c.ib'in-boy J cadu'ceus calcog'raphy

v N
cab'ined
cab'itift
cadti'cout
ci'cum
eal'culable
cal'culary
c.'«u'ra cal'culate
A ca'ble
ca'bled cafe carctilated
cal'culatiiig
ca'blep-am cafle'ic
ca'bliiig caffeine calcula'tion
Caf'fre cal'culative
cab'inan
\ cabob' caftan cal'culator

\ A caboose'
cabriolet'
cage
caged
cal'cnlatory
'
cal'culoiis

caca'o
cach'alot
c cag'ing
cahier -fl-
.

cal'dron
cal'culus

cache caique' Calrdo'nian

cairn calefa'cient
cachet
cachex'ia caim'gonn calefac'tion
cachex'y cais'son calefac'tory
cachinna'tion cai'tiff cal'endar
'

cach'olong cajole' cal'ender

.

"> _(S cal'endered

cachou' cajoled'
cacique' cajole'ment ca!'eiiderer
cack le cajo'ler calendering
cack'led cajo'lery calVnds
cack'ler cajo'ling cal'enlure
cack'ling caj'uput cales'cence
cacochym'ic cake calf
caked c.ilCs-f.Kit
cac'ochyray
cak'ing cilvi—fciot
cac'odoxy cal'abash cal'iber, cal'ibre
"i_
caooe'thes .. calaboose' \ call bra' tiou
^ Cala'brian cal'ice
cacog'raphy calaman'oo cal'ico
cacd'ogy . cal'amar cal'iil

cacophon'ic cal'araary ca'lif

cacoph'onous cs'=- •ferous cal'ifate
cacoph'ony cal'araine caligraph'ic
cacta'ceous . cal'amite calig'rapby
cac'tus V calam'itous cal'ipash
cad calam'itously
••
,
calipee'
cadaver'ic calam'itousness cal'iper
cadav'erous L * "7^ calam'ity cal'iph
L cadav'erously Ml'unui cal'ipbate
 eaiiMya 3C eaMtotiM

'

caraTjIstry can'didate
ealiu'ya
cali»thrn'ir«
'
cam'bium can'didaturr
caml»««c'
|

can'diillv
> i
callinthmi'ics
Cambrian t. can didnt"«<
ClI'lVOT
cam' brie can'ilicd
ci'lix i

, calk, raulk came can 'die

'
c.ilk«l cam'el
{

I
Can'dlemis
camel'lia eaji'dlestli k
calk'iT
cam'elopard caii'dnr.can'iloiir
^ ralk'iiig
cam'eo can'dv
called
call cr . '1
eam'era
ram'r ra Iti'ciila
b can'dyme
can dy tuft
i-.il'lujr.ipliy
cane
cara'era obscu'ra cane'-brake
" calti'ope
ra/ring /' caned
- 1 . calliw'ity
cameralis'tic ( arit^Uf
canic'iilar
. r.inq
r.irifnii cam'er.ite
cji I'liisly cam'crated canine'
"
cariousii<>ss camera'tion ca'ning
f-.
. cal'low Camero'iiian can'istcr
cal'liii Cam'isard can'ker
calm cam'isfde caii'kered
'
calnii'<l cam'lel can'kiriiiR
L-V cam'omile ran'krnnis
calm'rr
•
calm 'est Camor'ra can'kcr-woriii
- calm'iiis camp can'kery
calm'lv campaign' can'nel-cfial
t calm'ncss campaign'er can'nibat
calompl campaiii'le can'rihalism
calures'cciicc campanol'ogy can'nikin
cilor'ic campan'ula . can'non
— ^ calorific
camped
cam phene
cannonade'
cannona'ded
-^v calorifica'tion cam'phinc cannoiia'ding
cam'phogen cannoneer'
calorimVlT cam'phor Icannmiier'
calorimo'lor can'iion-pr'iof
cara'phorate
calotte' can'non-shot
cam'phorated *

cal'otype can'n'>t
camp'iiig
calum'ba cam pion can'nnla
cal'umrt can can'niilar
calura'niate can'iiy
Ca'iiaanite
calum'niati'<i canoe'
Ca'naaiiitish
caliim'niatititt ' can'oii
Cana'diaii
calumnia'tioii cafl'oii
' canaille'
calum'iiiatnr - . '
can'oness
canal'
. calum'ciMliiry I

< canon'ic
- canalic'ulate
caliim'niou'i I
"
canon'ical
canaliza'tion
'
calura'niiiiisly canon'iials
ca'nalize
calum'niousiiess ' can'onist
^
canard'
ral'umiiy caiioni/.a'tion
cana'ry
Cal'vary ^ can'omzc
can 'eel
calve can'onizod
can'cellate
calved can'ccUated can'oni'nig
^,J-'
calves cancella'tion " can'onrv
calv'iiiK can'opied
(.'li'vinism
Cal'vinist
Calvinis'tic
X (

'
can'colled
can'celliiii;
can'cer
u caii'opy
c.iiio'rous
caiist
can'cerate
Calvinis'tical cant
cancera'tion
eilx ran't
cal'ycirie can'ccrously
X Caiit.ili'
^
cal'ycle can'ccrousness
\ canl-ili lie
°
ca'lyx can'crifonn ^ Canta'brian
CantabriBl'ian
cam can'crine
cam'ber - can'crinite ) ^ can'talivfT
c.im'l)»*r''<I ran'di'l.ilira can'taloup
cam'bering \ 'v
candela'brum •
cantan'kerous
cam'bial can'dent ^^ cantata
cam'bist I can'did y canta'tiun

L
rantatrlce S7 CSTMS

lantatn ce ,/ eapit'ulary earavan'irral

cant'cd capit'ulate car'avel
cant eon' capit'ulated car'away
ran'tel
caji'tre
—vf^^ capit'ulating
capitula'tion
car'bine
carbineer'
caji'tered carbiil'ic
capit'ulator
can'teriiii; car'lKilirc
capit'ulum
(.X
canthor'idcs capi'vi
'
V car'bon

canthar'i<lin cap'lin carboiia'cet)U5

caii'ticle cap'iiomancy Carbona'ri
can'lilaie cap'nomor t-ar'ix'u.itr, H.
C'liitila ; m ca pun car'bon, ite, r.

caii'iileMT ca|>ol' car'Njnated

caiit'irif; capoti-' carbon 'ic
can'tle capped' carboiiirere<«i«
cap per carboniza'tinn
^-I- caii'to
caii'ton I
^ cap'pinR car'bonize
caii'toiial caprice' car'bonize<l
caii'tonvU ^\.? capri'cious car'bonizing
i'aM'i'mi'SO capri'ciously car'boy
caii'lDiiitif; capri'ciousness car'biincle
caii'tuiiize Cap'riconi car'btincl«-d
caiiton'iiiPiit Cap'riconius carbiin'cular
caii'vas, laii'vass ^ cap'rid carbnnciila'tion
caii'vasscil caprifica'tion car'buret
can'vasscr cap'rifiirm \ car'burcllod-ti<l
(;aii'va>'>iiiK
capric'cnmis
• V' carbiirct'tor-trr
oa'tiy
caii'yoii cap'rinv car'cajiiu
canio'ne cap'riole lar'canet
\_.
canionet' cap'siciim car ra>s. i ir'i i-.i

caout'chouc capsize' carcinol'ogy

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cap carcniom'atdus
capsi'zing
capabil'ity card
Cti'pahle cap'slan 1^ car'damine
ca'pablpiiess cap'siilar I,, car'd.iniom
ca'pably <ap'«iilary
cord'board
capa'cimis cnp'suln
c.ird'-case
capa'ciously card'ed
capa'ciousness cap'taincy 1 card'er
capac'itate '
(o^'fainship
c.ir'diac
capac'ilated cap'tion
cardi'acal
capac'ity cap'tious
cardiac'rapliy
car>i-pio' cap'tiously
cardial'gia
capar'ison cap'tiousness
cardial'gy
capar'isoned cap'tivate 'cL car'dlnal
capar'isoiiiiiR cap'tivated .1 car'dinalate
\ cape '
cap'tivating
card'inR
. ,ip'(''' t.r.ip'cllet captiva'tion
car'dinid
ca'per cap'tive
•
\ ,
rarMiiiRrapliy
capcrrailiie captiv'ity
cardiol'ogy
ca poring cap' tor cardi'tis
ca'p'as cap'ture
cardoon'
capilla'cpous cap'tured ciirt
capillaire' cap'turing
lit red
. capillar'ity Cap'uchin careen'
rap'illary cap'ulct
careen'age
capil'liform car
careened'
cap'ital earsbinier*
careen 'ing
'

Rap'italist car'acal
career'
capitaliza'tion car'ack
care'bx\
cap'italize car'acole
fiir/fully
cip'itate car'acal y
I'lifc' fulness
capita'tiun carafe'
i.irc'less
Cap'itol car'amel f<iri''lessly
Cap'itoliiie car'at
capit'ular
.v. car'avan
r(iri''lessness
caress'
capit'ularly - caravanecr*
 S8 rastor-oil
rarpsBcd

car'pp' .. cav:ariru
c.irr«e<l'
•^ c.irt^»iiig
1

V. car'pellarv caw
*- Mrcs^'iiiRly
i

r\<- - c«p<iliim cased

% car p<Mitcr c,i*r'hardrn
cwVt
rj>t''wi)rn » % car'p«'iilry
L (•.isi-'li.irdeiiiiig
ca'-wic
c.ir go ,
carp'iT
car' pet ca'w'iii
>_.
^ \
car'i!i><>se
Car lb I
T car'jM'lrd cas»*'-kiu(e
case'male
\ C.irilibf'ati .
"^ car'p<tiiiR
carpiiiK ca»'"'uiated
\ Car'ibec ,

T \
^ -
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case'nient
\, car'ilmu
5
car pihlf . n .

i
carp"'l»Ki*t case' men ted
car iraturc
carpr>l'i>gy ca'seous
L car'lcat^lrl^l . /
lasern'
c.ir'pi'*
L cir'icaiuring
•ase'-shot
.^' caricaliiriit car'r away
car'rel . .h
c.ir'irotK
car'nagc . A 'I'-acoiuiit
ra'riM / ,
i'-t»icik
cir'illiiii 1 car'ni-d
rar'ri'T 1.1 ./-Imy
r.u-i'ii I .^

car'nuii c sli'-Kiri
. .11 iii.iii , liii'.
V caiTonat-if' .shed
r.ir'inato, i

car'r )t cashew'
1 jr inatcd 1
1
carroty *^ cashies''
->^ ur'iiiK
car'ry — cashionKl'
car'iule J
^ _
^•' car'ry-all *> cashier'ing
', carins'ity -^ cashing
ca'riou* -
•'
car'rymg
fiir/
cash'ki*eper
'. * cark "i^ '
ca>h'inere
^ cark'inK
*
/ rar/'age
carte cashoo'
car'iiiic ^^
> .*—' ca'«ing
. . I- . . . , •
carte-blaiiche'
•
J Carliivin Rian K, carte-de-visite' casi'iio
cart'ed - " ca^k
"'
, c.ir'maii
car'trl cas'ket
- lar'mi-litc
,--
,

• . car'minatrd cart'er — casque

'
' '-'
Carte'»ian eassa'da
,— t rannin'ative \
Carthagm''an • O A cas'sareep
car'ii;!!'" / car'thaiiiiu cassa'tion
•s"^ / '
car'na^
c.ir'ti.il cart'-!iur<i<- v^ caisa'va
- Ca'ihu'sian cas'^ia
y-t "
cariMl'ity '

/ :^-»~v
cartilage cas'simere
•
7 • Ciir'tialize
.7 •
) cas'sius
s^ car'iiali/iiig .irtilan'iiious
s~c_
cassock
car'nallv -1 ^" 1 jri'mg a——
cas'socked
vr car'nal-mind>d <(ir/'-load
^ ,
r.irtoe'raplier -~^ cas'sowary
,- . c;irna'tinn
. .
'
cania'ti.MieU -
'
.— ( irtiieraph'ic cast
cat I g'raphy Casta'lian
• carne'lian
4-^ t
J
car'iieoiis
''"•'• cartiK^'c' cas'taiiet
r.iri' i'l-i ^T.- i cast'away
. car'iicy
.-/'' cartouche' caste
,-v. ^ caniitici'tiou
car'irirtge
• cas'tellan
.
^ car'iufied i:

car'tulary cas'tellany
'
.. cir'nify !
^ •'
^ -1-'' cas'tellated
;- car'nifving 1
-
tart'-u iiv
s 1~ car'iiival
— Crtf/'wrisht cas'ter, cast'or
..

v-^-'"^
> carniv'ora
caniiv'orous
*

>-^ -
cari'-wh'i\
canii'cle
% -X-
cas'tigate
cas'ti gated
~ .,^., \ castiga'tion
car'n^nw
i
carun'cular U—
1"^" canin'culate cas'tigating
f-r r " camm'ity Z- '
cinin'cnlated cas'tigator
- car'ol .—^
" carve cas'tigatory
,< " '
car'olpd-IUd - r-

, car'<'iiii|{-iiiii« canra • -

' "^ rarot'id car'vel . Castil'ian

~'
1

; carou'sal
^-V> . carv'er, carv'ing cast'ing
car'yate '^ cast'ing net
<, carouse' - - i

— ' caryat'ic cast'ing-vote

. caroiisMl' 1
"
__/.* caryat'id I cast-iron
^1 carous'or
!^ caryat'ides castle
carf'US ing
'-V'l cas'cabel r cas'tlrd
cast'ling
\^.
i ' car pal -7/-^ cascade'
cascaj'ho cas'tor
Carna'thian ,
''
carped -^ n -
.as'cara tagra'da 1 cas' tor-oil

iik
 St cavln
castrametatioii

eat'echUer • 1 eaui
cattramela'tion \

I ;^ cat'Khiiing , eaul'dri>n
cas'trute
cat'echisra - r-' caule^'cnit
cai'traied '

- cau'licolntis
cas'tratitiK cat'echi«t
' .-' eau'licule
castra'tiuii catechUt'iC
cat'echu
•
' '
cauat erous
cas'trel
j
catpcliii'm<'n ^ cau'liflowcr
t'ls'ual I

cas'ualty catrchumen'ic V— e«u'i;fi!na

cas'uist cat<xhumeii'ical
calegfifctnat'ic cau'liiie
catuiVtic caulK
ca»uiVlical categiw'ical
cat'egoriic cauVal
cas'uistry
cat'e({ory causal'Uy
cat cauta'tion
catab'ol>»ni cate'iia
catena'rian caus'ative
catacaiis'tic
cat'enary caus'atively
c.itachre'»i« 'Ni
cat'enate caU'i:
calachrM'tic
iMi'acIv*"' cat"' nateil
cause^'lcM
<' .'oVmiit cati'.a'tion
ca'tw cause'lessly
cat .comb cause'letsiicss
catacmiVtios cat'rraii
ca't<Ted caiis'er
caiadiop'tric
ca'tnw caus'eric
cat'ifalqup T! causeuse'
i-.itagmit'ic ca'teri-M
ca'leriiig cau'scy
C.it'alan
cause' way
catalec'lic
catalrp'sis
Y cat'erpillar
cat'erwaul cau'seyU
causid'ical
cat'alcp*y cates
cat'fish cavis'ing
cataleptic
cat'pjt cau«'tic
ratallactirs
caii«tic'it)
ca'aW'Kne Catb'ari
cathar'sis cau'ter
catali),;iied
cathar'tic cau'tcrant
cat'alouuing cauteriza'tiOD
Catalo'iiian catbar'tical
cat'-hcad cau'teriie
catal'v^is
cath'edra cau'ieriied
catalyl'ic
n cathp'dral cau'teriiiiig
catamaran' cau'ter y
citame'iiia
•I-
cathcrft'ic
cath'eter cau'tion
catame'nial
cat'amount cath'ode / cau'lionary
cathod'ic ciu'tioned
r.il'.ip HI
Calk'nltc cau'tion er
catapet'alou»
Cathol'icism cau'ti'ining
cataphon'i':5
.,

catholic'ity eau'tious
cat'aphract
'loriciie cau'tiou»ly
cat'aplasm t
cau'tiousness
cat'apult cai ol'icon
cataputt'ic Cal.iiiia'rian -^ cavalcade'
cat'aract
' ri'mn cavalier'
ca tar ac' tons ci't'kin cavalier'ly
'^
I catarrh' rat-like
cat'ling J
cav'alry
catarrh'al
cat'mmt cavass'
catas'tasis
cat'-nip cavati'na
catas'trophe '
"•
Cato'iiian . cave
catas'tf'iphic
cat-o'-nine'-tails ca'veat
cat'bird
catop'tric ca'veator
cat'boat
catop'tromancy caved
cat'call
cat's'-paw cav'em
7 catch
cat'sup cav'emed
-/ catch'er -
cavernous
V catch'fly cat'tle
cal'ile-show eav'fssrm
catch' ing
caubeeii' cavet'to
catch'pcnny \ Cauca'sian caviar", caviare'
^:- -7. catcb'pole
cav'icom
catch'up cau'cus
cau'dal cav'il
catch'w)rd
cati'riate cav'illed-led
catechet'ic
cau'dated k cav'iller-l<'r
catechet'i'-al ">
cau'dle r cav'illing-iiiig
catecbiza'iion
cauf cav'iUingly-lingly
cat'echiM
caught ^^ cav'in
cat'echized
 raviog 40 cesser

cav'iiig ' '

Celt'ish ' !' cetitn'rion
*.
cav'ity cement' ceu'tury
\_ c.i'vy ' cementa'tion cepbalal'gic
caw ccment'alory ceph'alalgy
'^
'

i cawfd cemeiit'ed .
cepiial'ic
taw'ins cemeiit'er ceph'alupud
cawk - cemeiit'ing
cemeiiti'tious
'•V '
ceph'alous
cera'cetius
ra\'t)n u
Cayenne' ,
V cem'etery V ,
cerain'ic
b
ray'man ^ cen'obite cej'asin
('

c.uique ^ cenobit'ical cer'asite

lease ceiiog'ainy ce'rate
ci.mil cen'otapb .
.*1 ce'ralcd
'
ceax'icss cense ccr'alin
ccasflcssly censed '
- \ Cerbc'reaii
,

^ Cfas'iuR
* ceu'ser cere
^ ceiis'ing ce'rcal
ifVily ." ^

N
•*, -

1
Cf'dar cen'sor :
ceretifl'luin
c»''ilarfd ccnso'rial cer'cbral
1
1
ccnso'rious cercbra'tioii

(
t
1
tr'darii
(.iiip
co'ilfd ^ '*
" '
cfnso'riimsly
cciiso'riuusness
:^v ccrelirospi'nal
cer'ebrum
1 ct'der ^ ,
cen'sorsliip cere'cloth
,
'
, iiHlii'ia '.
cen'sual cire'inciit
le'ding "S , ccn'surable .
'
* '" cercmo'nial
1
• 'ir.il . * -''h it(' \ cfii'iUfableiicss
* .
r
\
ceremo'nialisni
1 to'drin, ci'dniie ceil 'sure ccrcrao'nious
'/
Cfll , ceii'surcd "
S cereino'iiioiisly
". .1 ti'iliHl , ccn 'surer I
ceremony
• .il'ing ceii'siiriiiK - ce'reiJiis

1 tri'adiiii ceii'sus ^' .

cer'evis
I t-l'.iiidifie ceiit ce'ric
j
Li-rature / ceiit'age ce'riii
% cflrlTdnt cwi'tal > rer'iph
'
\ t«IV!ir.ite cen'taur cense'
„ \ cfl't'liratt'd cen'taiiry
'
.
ce'rite
cH'tliratiiig ceiitena'riaii .\ cerium
" •Ttl
\ ; ci'letir.i'li-Mi ccn'teiiary 1

t:"'rfl>ral<ir crnten'iiial " ^^ t (Trie

\ '
C'leb'rity rell'ter
> 1
1 iriii'lur'
rrl cflcr'iac - cen'teriiig '—I ctTog'raphy
ti-liT'ity crntes'iuial ce'riMnancy
tilery cciittsinn'tiuu • ^ cerooii'
1. ies'tial cetitifo'lious " ceriiplas'tic
~ *—
1
ccr tain
ci-le>>'tialile ceu'tigrade
Cd'estinc ccn'tigrainiii'' cer'taiiilv
-
r
, .. '.
-ii.,,. een'tilitrc-irr cer'tainty
c'li.ic ceiilinie' ^ , cer'tes
iittil't alf
\ i.l'iliacy eerriiiiii tcr-tre
tertifica till)
\ (cl'iliate » ,
'"
. cen'tipedi-
"'*
certified
1-- eeliJc)j;'rai>liy , 1 ceii'to
tell ccii'tral cer't'-fier
•' certify
..rlar ccntrlJ'itv \

/ cer'tifving
c laragc i crntralita'tion •^^- ^

ci i'l.iriT cen'traliie ccrtiora'ri

ci ri.ir.'t cen'traiiietl * cer'ti tilde

1
,. 1..! — crii'iraliting cerulean
ccru'iuen
cellut len'tre » '

•tilln \ ceil Ire- bit ;. ce'ruse

cel'liiLir
*
ceii'tred ce'ruv 1

crl'liiialed ' ceii'tric rer vical

tel'lulc leii triral eer'vine
'
tellilUrcruus ceiitric'ily Cesirean
1i

lellllloid l-c ren.rif'ugal Ces'pitillS

<p!'luli»e / ceii'Iruig
! -^'
" cps«a'ti<)ii
C.-.'iiui -^V c'lilrip'etal
Celt ^ ceiitiim'vir ees'ser
Cdtilx-'iian > v.eiiiijn('virate ces'sion
\ Celtic ' cen'tuple ces'sicHiary
Celt'iciun ceutu'riaj ces'Kir

iib
 cesspool 41 Chartist

.J
• ccss'pool cham ( chap'iter
.1 ^ cest chamadc' .\ chap'lain
ii'^'mi cham'ber i ,.' \ chap'laincy
Oli'UlS y chain' licrcd i ^i chap'lainsbip
cesu'ra chain'bcrer ' ' ^ chap'let
cwii'ial ~ , cliani'lier-fellow ^ / chap'man
Cota'cea .— '.
chamberlain / ^ chapped
Cfla'cean — ^ chara'beiniaid ('

N
chap'py
chajw
ci'Ia'ccous chainc'leoii 1

,
' ce'tic <:ham'fer ,
/ ^ chapter
. .
' c«''tiM rhani'fered chap'trel
ce'liiie cliam'ois . 1 char (a fish)
.' / cotol'oBy chaiii'imiile '
' ch.ir (t'l work
. Chablis- ,— ch.iinp '
1 by the day)
^ , chad T chainpaRtie' .'A
''*""
char'-.'i-banc
' chafe .-r-. chainpaiRii' cluir'tttttr
chafed .- chain'piTty ,- ihtiriicUri-4'ic
—
1

-- "- ' clt,iracl'rislu'.i\\\

cha'for • 'jliairrpinii
^ * f/i.ir(ii7(ri/.a'lion
(.iia'hry 1 ti.inrpioiit'd V r

chafl < llall^pll)lie^s cfuir'iiclirvzv

chatr-nittcr cliain'pionship , < kar'ac/i-riii-ii
chilled -' chance ~ /' ifcir'ar/.nziiig
ch.it'fer chanced ffcif'iii/irlcNS
chaffered / chan'cel ; 1 charade'
ch.if'ferer / ,'
( li.lli'cellerv i 1 . char'coal
ili.ifleriiig 1 liaii'i elliiry ;, chard
ihif'liiich .
'
chan'cellor chare
cli.iftv f ihjii'cell'.rship / charge
cha liiiK ( rliaii'oery .- I\ chargeabil'ity
" cha'tirif^-ihsh chaiic'inK . 7 chargc'able
'1 "" eliaii'rre ^^ / charge'ably
_
cIllRrilMl'
chawriii'
^ — - ihar.'irous •
'
. >• charged
chaKriiicd' chandelier' . 'J. J charg* d'affaires'
clniii \ . chand'ler • / char'ger
chaiiiid
ch.iiii'iiig 1
f chand'lery
chan'frin
•
C charging
cha rily
, ; ^
" '. rh.iiii'-pump '.
' , change , cha'riness
"^ cliaiii'-shiit / chaiigeabil'ity ' , char'iot
chaiii'->ti(ch A i;h inge'af^e , , .1 charioteer'
hiiir / ihaiige'ableness ' char ism
1

I fcii iriil y ^ change'abh •\ char'i table

rfciif'irig J
^
chaiiEid \ , char'itableiu^ss
, . , rfciif'iiian ' I haiiiieful rhar'ily
. 'i.Mr'iiiaiiship ' I liiiice'less ,- ' ^ chariva'ri
.
'.
chaise ' ch.iiiKp'Uiig ^ J . , char latan
1 flialceif'iii'ic . ' ~ thaifger i
_ r liarlalaii'ic
i _ cli.ilced'uiiy / (• chan\'ihg Y ' char'lataiii<im
th.ilciiB'raphor ,y i_ channel charlatanry
til ilcog'r.ii.liy chan'TicUed c\\.it'h<ck
1 fh.ada'ic .' chaii'rielling r. charm
1 Clial'daism , " chan«Kin - rh.«rined
'*^*' tharni'iT
Cluldc'an /.. chaiisonctte'
^
1

' , Chaldee'
"^ .h-nt charming
1 chaldron chant 't^ >» . charin'iiiglv
I '
(ha;, t' chanl'rr '
c . ch.ir'ml
1 ch ice chant'ey char'iif-l-house
1 ehal'iced chan'ticlrer .,.' • char'pie
*
Llialk ^
^
thant'ing ch.K i«iy
cualked chanl'reis -< charred
i dialk'iness chant'ry char'ring
1 thalk'inr cha'ot ,. - char'ry
1 chaik'-pit '1 chiot'ic ^ chart
: 1 rialk'-itone / chap , , , . ' char'tj
i . nalk'v chape '

f,
chartait^tid
, . . iriPhiie (hape.iti' cha-«»r
f taai'ientieable chapel rhai'tmx]
"y , thal'leiiued chap eirv
, ihil'leiiKer chap'enm , r 1 char'ter ti^rty
;

chariciigiiiK chap'eronagc chart'iu?:

L \ cbolyb'eaie - / 1 hap'fallen . chart'ist
-
t'

I
 42 fhlna-clav
eharto^raphcr

chee'-chee chican'er
chartog'rapher
cheek chican'ery
i^i chartoe'raphy ]

cheek'-tooth chich
chartom'eler
cheep'er ciiich'liug
Cbar'trfu»p
cluir chick
Char'tn-ux chick'abiddy
ckifrtd
char'wiiniaii
chary cV.-r'er
1

^ chick'en
ckftt'M chick'en-pf)X
cha>'able Ii

M
. 1

.bick'liiig
\ chase C*/«''f'll'"ss j

chick'pea
chased c*<it'iIv
j

(fc<vr'iii"«- chick'w<-e<l
.ha«'er
cheer'wt chicory
chas'inft
cht-rr'mg.\\ c^id
cliasm
c»,rr'l.--- chide
chasse'pot /-'
cheer'y, cheese chid'ed
chasseur' ,

cheese'-cake chul'er
chai'sis
h,-. -c '•. utt. r chiding
L
•
chaste
checse'monirer chief
chastr'lv
cheese'-press ,hi.f •"
chasten
checs'y chipf'lv
chastVned
ch'f'lah
j

chieftain
chast'ciier
chef chieftainship
! i
4 ^ chast'eimig 1- /-
I t
chastise' y .
!
chef-d'ifuvTe'
Cheirop'tera
cliiel
,1,1. Id
cha»lis«-ir
.lilff.MI
cha-'li-<iiient cheiriip'tcroiis
ch.nn'ic chiflonier'
chaslis'er
chem'ical chi'Kiion
chastising
chemise'
]
chijj'oe
chas'lity
chil'tilain
•< chas'iibie
chit
chemisette'
cl m'ist
N chi'.t

chem'islry c*i/,r-i..ii
ch iteau' cAi'./hirlli
chatelaine chenille' j

cheque childe
chat'fllany '

cheq'uer child'hood
chat't.'il r chiUl \\i\l
chat'lel cher'ish
cher'ished i-di.Ui-h
ch it'ttT ckttd'\M\
chal'trrNix cher'isher
cher' ishing -di/if i-hii. ^-
cliat'trre<l
chatterer cheroot' [
A. (li.'J'l-,
.*».'.<'lik.'
chat'trririR cher'ry
cher's<inese ( ki!\hen
chaftv chil'iad
chat'wiKxl chert
chert'v chit ia»on
chauf'li-iir
cher' lib chil'iarch
chauviii
chaii'viiiism
s chem'bic ch if I asm
cher'ubira .hill
chaii'viiiist
ch'-ip
\ chT'vil .-hilled
rhr»'lillt chil'li
cheipVii
<hil'liiies»
chi- ip'e'iKvl ches»
chess'board chiS'ling
rheapVtKT
chi"^s'maii .-hiliv
chc.ip'ly
ch'-st .-hi'l-pt*)
chrap'ness
ihest'ed 1 Chil't'-m
cheat
chest'nut iliin'dreds
che;,t'able
S che'lah chime
chcat'e<l
cheval' chimed
ch'-at'er
chini'er
ch'-at'ing chevaux' de (rise
fhime'ra
n check
check'-Nnjk chevalier' chimer'iral
cliim'ine
checked rh<A''ron
chev'rotiel chini {iev
chetkVr eliini'nev-board
chei.k'er-board chew ,
he wed chip.'n.'VpxTe
cherk'ered .

(hew'ing chi! ! riev-|»it

rheck'erj
Chiaiit'i rh:'!:'',"
chrck'er-work
I hiarf -cur'
chi : i'i'm*
check'iiig
chib'bal .•hi
check 'mate
chibouk', - chj'
cherk'mated ^ 1

"'•'
chic p*' Kl'i' cIh'
check'tiiating
chicane*
ehincupin
ehutnness

chock ' Chri«'l«idoni

dnn'capin t
. ii.« k-lii'l chriVlMiMi
chtw'olate chris'ifuiiig
( krts ium
choice
chfM'CIT ChrisluH ily
rttiiird
rhorc<T>t Christiaiiiza'lioD
I liinfse'
ihiiik ch'iir T, Christ'ianize
choke Chnst'iaiiited
chalked Chnst'iaiiiiing
( hiiik iiig
choki-'-damp Christ'iaiily
i-niiik'v 1

'~ ,i, .k.'-(ii!l

Christ'mas
chirniil
chcikVr Chn«t'nias-box
_ choking f hrist'mas-day
chip ihok'y 1 ./ Chnstorogy
rlil'lVr chro'niate
i.hipfxHl
i"hip'p<ridale cholVra chromat'ic
cholcra'ic chrornai ics
f hi r p<T
iiip I'l'iR
^ rhol'cr.i mor'biis chromairiu'raphy
hippv chromatoroRV
I liMl'frio
chromatoineler
I rhoixlri'tis chrome
rni r'lCTM'h
rair»'»t!'t">phor
. hniidroiii'eter rhro'mic
rtHmeraxhic
ili.Kise rhni'mimn
rhir'iL''raphi>l
.h'nis'er chronioKfiph
riimiil'r.iphv
^ cMftiti'uig chroniolithog"-
rh p raphy
/ chinilnc'n.il
rhiri>iii«v
chopili' chro mosphere
chop'- *.ii<s< cliron'ic
*:hrnirn"»iicv
choppt'd ctiroft'ic.ii-r>'
rhintrn.m'tir
rhiip'tier chroii'ii irtl
chiron'nmv
.hop'ping chron'icler
cTi'ropl 1^1
.hops chroii'icles
rtlirop'xiist
c.hop'sticks clirofi'icling
ctMrii'i iiphy
/ Lh>r.i<5'ic cliroii'ograra
cho'r.il chroii'ograph
rhifpVr
cho ralist chr< iiiogram-
ihirp iiiK " chord riiat'ic
(liir'riip
rhorit'*'U chronoe'rapher
.iiir'rii[»><l
( liir'rupinR
rhord'iiig chronorraphy
ch')re f chronr>l'.ji(pr
ch-Vl
ihT.'a chronol.if'ic
chiVclM-ll' !
clvr chrroioloe'iral-iy
. chorc'us chronol'oifist
chis'flinc-iliiii;
choriambic chrTHiot'ogv
ChK'lfii
r.his4*)
^ choriam'biii chronomVter
'.

y cho'rion fhroriomet'ric
rhi'
cho'nst cbr^njom't'try
rhjr-rl»t
ch"r'i«t<T chrJti ophcr
rhi'I*K
chor'E'raphcr chron'oscope
i-hit'i*Tlin|{S
chr'.«'alid
r.hift* '
chor iRT-iph'ic
chr\'«'ali*
rhiva( nt horoij'raphy
I
chrysan'thcinum
rhiv''»lr'U5 1 choroid
rhiv'alrv
chrw>if'raphy
chorus chrvVolit'
rhive
rhio'ral
chrw>ri«»'
chf>s't'n
chr\-M>pra -m*
rhlo'rate choiiKh chrrt'otvpe
1hlo'ric chotts*'
rhl"'rid..hlo'rifl>
chub
rh'iii'sed
hloriilatc .^ chubbed
I
1 h'lw'-chow chub 1>»
fhlo'rine
rh"w'ilCT chuck
rhlo'ritp
k chr^mali^'ttc* 1 h 'irked
ohl'iril'ic
i'hl'>'r(wivnr (hn^t >m'-4tbv ,-h - --'irvc

chlorof'Tiii (hriMii chn- :.

.hlMr.i!n'"t>r chris'mil chui p j^

fh!ort>mVtrv chri«iiialorv chuck ,ie
ihlo'ri^phvl .hris'om 1 chiid'dar
1 hri'it
'
chuff
chlo'ruphvll
chloro'sis Chri»t'-cr<js» chufnlv
ehlo'rous chrit'tea chuftwcM
 .

44 cit
fhaOy

cincbo'na
•O circumhiM^'
chuJ'ly
/. ^- chum cin'chonic r circumfu'sile
circumfu'sion
chump ciii'chonine
6 ~
chu'iiam cincl'ure circumuy'rate
circum(?\Ta'tion
^" chunk ciiict'urcd
C- chuiik'y cin'der
ciu'd' rous
circunija'ceiice
circuniia'tent
church
rin'drry circumliicu'tinn
church>-<l
*
iiiio'niatnRT'iph circumlijc'utory
cliurciriiiR
cinefac'tiiML I llrlMll'lllliri'
church'i^iu
'
iiifr.r« iHii circuimnured'
church 'ill 111
( 1

iiiipra'ria circutniiav'isablr
church'-i.itp
linVrary circunmav'igate
churth'wardiMi V
ciuera'tion
:
circumnav'ipatMl
. hUK ll'VJf./
chirl ciiiPra'tious
Cingalese' circuinnav-'icatni
churl'ish <^
citi'iiabar circumplica'tion
churl'ishly
chill I'Khness
\ 1iii'nabarinc circunip<i'lar
ciii'namoii circunirota'tion
chuni "..l
*» cinnamo'i'ic circiiinro'l.u'y
chunn?J iiiiirii'i-tt'irv
inqiH' III
i
chiirii'ing \ inq, c
(

ciiiquf'-foil circuni-crib'abU-
1
* chute
r ^^ Cinque' I'ort* circuniscnhe'
chut'ney
' "*' circuniMrilxHl'
'~- ^ • chvld'c««t» ci'ptirr
r-^' clivlc n'pherrd \ iirrtiiiivi rili'er

ci'phTiiiR cirtiiiii^otib'in);
r.iiylifai;tive
rip'oliii circuniscrip'tiiiii
.-iivlif'^'U*
CtrcaN'sian cirrunisi-rip'iive
!,-. i 111 .llP'li
ihvi'Miis Circr'aii i-\. iir'ciuiis|Hi t

rirciuii'-pi'C.'tion
rhvmt' f ir''"tiiii

riivtmhca'tioii iir'riiiatc - V, OI^cUIil^(^ec'tive

rir'cl<" cir'cuni-tHi tly
hvni ify
cii'cl<-d <'ir'cuni>(-ictiip«-
\ itinriuuii
Cir'flrT itt lUtnst'tHti-
V nl.ol
i-tr'fumsiiiUii^J
V r-iUi hum •ir ilet
itrtum'itiin'tutt
"1 . > ira'tla cir rhnf!
or I'liit . .v. ,r.n
r-u '.itrice
ir'i lilted circumstan'tiate
ncatri'sive I

"iL-1 rir'atri.i I ircu'ilvMis

,F
ciratriia'tioii cirru'ilously
rin-u'itv Circiimval'late
, ... *- cic'atrizi'
ulable circiimvjli-i'tion
h 1-11 'atruM , 1 ir'i
cimmniT!*'
rlc'alri/lllR cir'tular
V. cir('iiiM\''pTf'tfl
r ric'<-i\ 1 ir'i 'i: in-iiii
circiinivcT ^mii i

1 .» >.• c-icfru'iif circiil ir'ity

i cir'culanze ciminivi'ii tive |
CicMo'nian
i'irh(>ra'c«?*>us i;ir'riilarlv circumvlalum ;

cir culate
I IMIUU .• itt'i
1 (1.1
. circuniv ilii'uiiii
nd'T cir'ciilated
circumvnlvi'
rir'cnlatm^
1t Lt ci'diri?t
ci'dirkin I irciila ii'iii .
V
"A. cir'riK
ir'nilative cirrh' •'>:-
1 . , ci dp van t' 1

cirntrr»Mi->
^
/T J 1 I'TKP cir'ciilat'irv
cirrif'TTii
!«?ar' circumam'bient
— . learettp' rir'curncise
iir'ciimcised
(:im«'T««i<
cir'rif><-<l
t
cir'cuinnspr cirrD-cM'iiii.-iv
ril'iary
cir'cuniri'ing cirr'v'
^ ril'iati"
cjrcuina'si'm cirn>->'tra'lii'i
t cliateil
cir'cuniduct , cir'rus, rir'«K'rle
« Cili'cian
circumference rt^-al'l'ine
Clll'd^tUS ) 1
nircuinf'Ten'ti:il cisatlaii'tic
^\- filiform
airumfiTcn't'ir cismoii'taiif
* ** cU'i"paiie
^Y- '
t:ir'cu!llfiri t
ci5'«iid
t-il luni
rjr'tumfl"'X cist
"•.im.»
'in:umt!'"X'i<»ii ciNt'ed
(iin'l'al
riri iinrtlunii'" I isler'i I. Ill
('iiii'tiri''
\ Ciiniin-'riaii cirrunrHueiil cis'teni
• circum'fluoin cii'lic
cim'olite
' • anch circumluse' dt
/
 . . '

4r> cleverly
titable

dang "V^ _ clav'icle

I
cit'able
cit'adcl
^ clangpd ^
{
,
<
clavic'ular
da'vier
cita'tioii claiiR'inK iRoiir
dan'gor, dan'- <- ' clavig'cnius
ci'tatory
dan'gorous / '
• V_ da'vis
cite
clank claw
cited ,

clanked
'
1 clawed
cit'er
clank'iiig ; -^^ claw'ing
cith'ara
' ,- , <'-'ay
cit'i grade clan'iiish
dan'iiishly 1 dayed
cit'iiiK
dan'ship clay'ey
cit'izsn
dans'nian • , -w day'ing
cit'iienship
cit'rate dap C clay'ish
dap'l)oarJ •
J.
' clay' more
ci t'rene
dappetl .. , clean
cit'ric
t. cleaned
cit'ril -A clap'per
' ' •
clean'er
cit'rlnc dap'pr-claw
•- •
J cleaii'est
1 cit'ron dap'pins
clap'trap - .,_ clean'ing
cit'y i

clean'lily
I
civ'et
civ'et-cat
\ .-.- Cl.Kl'll.T
claqiiiiir'
I- /~ clean'liness
darabella • clean'ly, ad'.
civ'ic -A t ir'i-iM cus < I ir'
• ..
t

dean'ly, adi:
civ'il t

IL, clar'et I'" i'"" '-.f » clean'ness

civ'il engineer' ^
J
'i- civil'iln clarifica'tion
-.
cleanse
clar'ified ,
"^
cleansed
-,. civil'ity
clor'ifier
'-
••^,^« - deans'er
^--c civ'ilizable
civiliza'tion _/<^ dar'ify
\ deans'ible
civ'ilize clar'ifying • -» ,_ cleans'ing
«!',
civ'iliied clar'inet ".^
dear
C. civ'iliier clar'ion ^- 7 ^ dear'age
" oiv'ilizing darionct' . _ dear'ance
civ'illv dash ' ~.> cleared
^
,

civ'ism '^ dashed dear'er

clab'ber dash'ing t -
'
cli'ar't'st
r
clack clasp dear'ing
claclced clasped •-^cf dear'ing-house
dasp'er

I
clack'er
clack'ing
dad
A dasp'ing
dasp'-knife
,'\)

..
"".i"
^
clear'ly
dear'ness
dear'-sighted
r-\ ,

claim class
J
^ classed
'•'
deat
claira'able
class'able
• I cleav'age
claim'ant
/ cleave
^ claimed das'sic
cla!s'sical cleaved
daim'er
^^ claim'ing classical'ity
" ' > deav'er
\ clas'sicist cleav'ing
\ i!.iir-ol),curt' dassif'ic / cIojIri'

classifica'tion / cledg'y
!_ clairvov'.uice
clairvoy'aiit . clas'sified
clas'sifier deft
clam
riam'ant clas'sify _ deg
cJrm'atis
clam'ber clas'sifyinR I

dass'iiig
^ dein'ency
dam'bercd cU'iii'cnt
cUrii'beriiig clas'sls
cUss'm.in
'
"
;
Clem'entinc
cUiiiincd
class'matp
'
clench
clam'ming '
' el at d. ii'ili.r
clam'miness
clat ter / cli-ri'( hiiiR
clam'my dep'sydra
clam'or, clam'dur ;
clat'tered
clat'terer
'1 cicre'story
dani'iri'd
dat'tering 1 /der-gy
clanrnrer
clause _ /_ der'gpnan
dam'iriiig .

clam -rous claus'tral J

;"
'
der'ic
rlan'sular , ' der'ical
damp •
clerk
^ d«mt>etl c da'vate ,

cla'vated
•
% I.
derk'ship
clamp'ini!
dave ,.' .cle'romancy
dan ,
"> ^ 'dev-er
daiiclM'tiiip <: clav'iary
'^ dev'erly
\ f dandftj'tioely Vm dav'ichord
 41 ewUng
rleveniMB

dfick , down
clev'emes* ,' clowfi'ish
C ciev'ii dock'-makor
dock'-work . ricjwii'ishly
clev'y .', clowni'ishness
clew dod
clod'dy cloy
'
clicb« ' '
I cloyed
click
I . clod'-hopper
ll. Kl'-lvppllHS dov'ing
clickrd \club
click'er
clod'pate
club'bable
click'et
clod'pated
dod'poll
\ v dubbed
_ chck'ing
clofl
dub'bist
cli'ent
N club'-(ix)ted
/ I li'.iiUKc
clientele'
clog
clogged
clog'ifiness
V club'-law
cliff
clift
dog'eing \ dub'-roora
clog-gy
'. '
, duck
cliniac'teric clucked
di'raate
cliniat'ic
dois'ter
cloisonii*'
^ duck'ing
dois'teral •
, due
climat'ical -"^ clump
dois'tered
V cli'matiic clois'torcr
- -» dura sily
di'matiird "
"-I climatog'raphy clois'tcriiig r- • clura'siness
'") - , dura'sy
' cliinaloroKist clon'ic
dose, V.
cluncb
.
/ climatol'ogy
di'max close, a.t\
•
w '
dung
close' -b'xlied
' ,' Clu'niac
- dimb
\ dimb'able closed
dose'ly
'-^'
'"^
clus'ter
dus'trred
x~^ climbed close'iiess
'<* .-<j dus'teriiig
dimb'er . ' dus'tery
- >.^ dimb'iiig clo'ser -,
d'js'est clutch
. , ,
dime clutched
dindi cU»8'et

'
'

. d inched
dinch'er
dos'cted
dos'etiiig
^ clutching
dut'ter
dut'tered
dinch'ing dos'ing 1
clut'tering
•
w ding clo'sure
clot
clys'mic
•A dot'-bur dys'ter
dotl> coach
ding'ston* coach'-horse
^ ding'y dotlie
clothed c<)ach'-hi>use
clin ic
• —>-- din'ical dOtlie« coach'maii

'
dink \- dot!ies-bas »-t
tlotll.-:>'-llM; ,.
co-ac'lion
coac'live
-^.^ clinki-d f

clothes-line coadjust'
cliiikVr
cloth'ier
/ coadjutant
>, rln'U I'll
w
•

dink'ing
"'C - doth'ing / coadjti'tor
coadju'lrix
dinocefh'aly clol'ti-d
.

clot'ting coadveii'ture
_ '
(li'ii'.gt.ipli
coag'iilablc
dinom'eter dot'ty
cnag'iilaiit
doud
l_ duud'-capt cjag'ulate
dinomrt'ric coag'ulated
. ''~ dinomet'rical I
, li.iil r-c api^il
.
cloud'ed ccag'ulating
clin'quant co..(nila'tion
• dip doiKl'ily
>, coag'ulaiive
clipped c'o\nrinest
clouii'iiig coag'ulator
• ' clip r"*'
cloiid'less cnag'ulatory
clip'ping
cJique doud'lcssly coag'iiluiii
. .1
cli'qiiish rioud'y 1 oo'-aid
;

cli'ouisin clotigh .''

-4. , clout coal
c1i»l.'-ma-daver clout'ed /^ coal'-field
'^ r ci.al.d
>
•

div'rr* dotit'iiiR
'
_ '^
Ofjalesce'
do.i 1
cloiit'-ni"
riove
^ ' cnaleiKied'
cki..;.i >i 'n.. ooales'cence
doak'ing clo'ven •(f ^
"v. clo'vei'-ffxited \' " coales'cent
'
dob' i>er
\ '. > rjo'vttf coalesc'inc
; djcht
do'cher
•^.-^ do'vered ._j ^ coal'mg

LiyL
 47 cohibition
foaliUon

.r' coali'ti'm eocked eoe'val

- cock'er coexist'
cOiiU'tioiiist
cock'erel cocxist'ed
ci-ally'
oock'et coexist'ence
co.il'-tnine cock'-«ycd coexist'ent
ci>al'-pit cork'-fight a)exist'iiig
co.il'y coextend'
co.im'inR cock'-horw coexteii'sion
coaptation cock'ing
coarc'tatp
coarcta'tioii
cock'Ie
cock'led
^ coexten'«ve
coffee
i.K k'litn;(^iif<.) int'fi-. -AnnSi'
coarse
ij« k'lifii; ((.» k'- coffee- pot
Cf>arse'ly
oock'-loft ('T.-D coffer
ciiarsc'ness
ctick'npy co*fer-dam
coars'cr
"
cock'ncvly c forcd
coars'(»t
c*^-k'»cvtsm cofferer
coast "^1
--v
cock'pit cot nil
coast'ed ,

coast'<T -- ./ cock'roach cof'iine<l

ro.i-t'-C"Iiri/ co<:ks'comb cog

cock'-*parrow CO gciicy
oa-t'inR ,
' co'gciit
coast' -litie cock'spur co'itenlly
coasl'wise ~l
X'k'swairi cog«ed
coat •

coat'ed
cogger
nick'-tail cng'giiig
ruitw' iia
coR'itable
toat'ing
-\ co'oa lib
coK'itate
coax c >-tllll
cog'itated
coaxed cocoon' co;;'it.iling
coaxVr Coc<x>n'c'V coKiia'tion
••oc'tion 'ij'itative
coax'ingly cod
\ tJ'p'.ac
cob co'da
co'balt
co^rate
ccnl'dlc
•I cog'iiatenes*
cobalt'ir cod'.llfd cogna'tioii
co'baltiiie
cob'binR L C'xl'dling
code
cogiu'tion
cob'blp code'ine cog'iiitive
cob'hlrd co'dex coq'tii7ab!c
cob'blcr cod'ftsh cog'niiaiice
,-.b'|.i.---i..!i.
codg'er cog'nizaiit
r.ib'Wing cod'icil
\ cob'bv
cog'niie
mi\
\ (.hMiiiiHiii
rf)diciriary cogiiiipe'
^ codifica'tion cog'niior
cob'iiut ctxl'ifiwl aigiio'ineti
.lira cfid'itier
\ cogiiom'inal
cf)b'web cod'ify
eodil'la roR'-wheel
ri I'c-i rohab'it
codille'
C' cagiip' coti'liiiR cohab'itant
coVaine co'don cohabita'tion
cor'r\ilu'i cohab'itcd
co-cffi'ciency
oxVvx roeffi'cient \ cohabitiT
crli'lrieal CT'liac c'lhab'iting
cooh'lta coemp'tion coheir'
coch'liar cienoR'nmy coheir'es'.

cochtear'ifortu I' <i- (jii.tl cohere'

cocqual'ity cohered'
corh'k'ati coerce' coher eiice
cock coerced' cober'ency
cock'ail'' coer'cible cf)her en t
.\
c*cka'cle(l \ coer'ciblenc*!
cocrr'ing
roher'ently
rjther'tnK
OxkaiRTie'
corkaloii' coer'cioB coho^iliifily
pork'aince t coer'civv co!n''siblt
C'ies5( ii'tial cohi-'«i<«i
cock'btll
cock'boat ciH-^wiitial'ily cohr'sivr
ci<rk'chafiT co<'la'ne<)ij» cohe'iiM-ness
cock' crow coetcr'nal cohib'
ci)ck'-crft'.v!!;g r/»rti'r'nily cohibi'Hon

I
fV.dftiMEIff'H'r
 (onibaletl
48
eohobate
coroiiist
c.iUa'tor coloiiiia'tioii
coTiobatc col'lrague
,

co'horl coloiiiia'lionist
c<>l'leagtie»hip
coil P'l'oniie
col'lMt, n. col'oinzwl
coifed collect', 1'.

"V
V coitlure
coign, coigne
coll
-:* rv:\
collecl'Able
coll^^.t.VnM
collefta'neous
i_ col'oniiing
colonnade'
col'ony
col'ophon
collcct'cd
coil«l col'ophony
collfct'«lly
cuil'ing '
colli'Cl'eilnes* col'or, col' iiir
coin collwl'iblc '
col'orable
coin'age ct.llfc'tion ,
ci>l'"iir.il>l>'
f coincide'
coin'cidence 1.: lloct'ive
col'orablenPiS
c«in'ci<l«nt
C
collect'ively
collectiv-cncss
V col'tirably
coin'c'dfntly
coinilica'tion oiUfCl'ivism colora'lion
eoined cfil'orature
coll«:t'or
coin'er I coi'ored
colli'Ct'orship
\ co-inhab'itant
colleen
I col'oured
cnin'ing •

/ colloge colorific
coir col'oring
colle'Rial
C'il :/
collc'Kian col'oiiring
I

Ci>i'tion 'J.
colic uiate col'orist
coj'j'rc. col'ouritt
p. I let ,

COKC 'IHide' '

col'orlets
coked , 'li'ded , col'onrle**
eok'iiiR colli'ding colos'sal
co'ker-nut colossr'an
onl'lie
c<i.'ander CoU*w»'uin
col'lier
ciil'chicuiB Colo»'*ian
col'liery
tol'cothar col'ligate coU>s'>u»
c«td colliga'tion corpcrtage
cold'er limate eol'porteur
r il
cold'rat /
"I f.JJhf.irtLJ
collima'tioii co'.'itaff
oot'liraalor colt
cold'\->h olt'ish
coUinea'tion
jold'iy colliq'uative colt'er
coUi'sion ,
•
colt*'foot
cole col'locate \ col'uber
coleop'ter* col'located ^ col'ubrine
colpo^'trrist 1
col'localin? colum'ba
eolloca'tion oolumb.i'riuin

T coUocu'tien col'nmb.iry
,
ci.i"'wort Colum'bi.m
collo'dion
o •<
ri lln'dio.iie colum'bic
crjl'icky
A colloid ^ cdumbit'erous
col in cCI'uinbin
col'lop
Colist'imi Coil'/qnial
~ col'umliine
collab'orate collo'qniali^ni colum'bite
collabora'tion col'loquist
* colmn'biiim

\ colUb'ora'
collapse'
c<)llap«<l'
, r
col'loquy
col'lotypc '

-
columel'la
col'timn
collude' colum'nar
colUfw'ible colUi'ded ' • , ii!iu:iii.rii"n
coll->lw'inK collu'der col'umned
collar ' columnia'tion
colluding
_/ ool'lared collu'sion colure'
. col'laret colza
collu'sive
, collarette' ,.,ll,i'-iv.iv
eol'larinc - co'm?
col'ly co'-m.~.te
coUat'able col'oc\Tith
collate' co'matose
-T-^' oolocyn'thin
oollat'ed comb
colora'biii
edUt'eral \ f-tm'bat
e,-,!Ut'«a!r.E««
co'lon \ rnm'batable
oul'oiiCt
com'balant
'
colUt'ing
eolla'Uon
'-) ajl'cneJcy ^ \ oom'bated
colo'iiial
odU'tivc

WMl
 cflmbuti'r 49 commutativp

ctimmand'ingly comtiii'/ilonlni;
\ com'balrr
coir.;nand'rartit c<)ra'iiii«iire
\ com'b.itinR
commit'
!.m-.n'do
\ c'>rn'battvr
eomiiiit'raent
\ C()m'l>.it:vinc»s
' rr-i .' rO ommit'tal
riimb'i'r .i!_:i : ...'liralil'- romrnit'toil
commi'-'trc
,
citinbiii'.ib!** \ 'roraLU-
\\ codibiiiriioii
r»<inbiTii''
coimiti t tec'
commit ter
\ commit'tiiiR
lombiiird'
\ toiiibi'nfr em'ir tiiin commil'tor
ciimtiiiii; 1 '.<ilii^ ::: >i.Uive commix'
* commiie<r
\ "* rnnibiiriiiR comnK'in'orator
ffltl^'N-SS commem'oratory romtnn'i ,(S

\ CDinbu'^t ronnn«'nri'' c*»mmiv'lioti

\ coinl'ii^tibil'ily rommpricrd' comniix lure
rom'm'Klatf
\ s r Miilm^'iiblp ro!nmciic<''fM''tit
foniiiifnc'inp conmi'xio'
roni'jus'libli'iios*

\
^^ corabus'tion -\
roiniiieiid'
ronimi'iiil'.ib!i-
oommo'dioiH
commo'diously
\ combus'tivc -\ commmiralily C(jmmo'diousiies»
commi'ti'ilitn commod'ity
coinp-at'-ablc coirimenda'tioii com'modore
1
\ foini'Mian roin'mefidator com'mon
com'monable
roiut drf*!Mic' coinmend'al'ifv
J
1 aiinr<*.ipt'la conimemrpd cftm'monage
1
, ,
.iu.'--|. .\\1i C'tminend'ing com'inoiialty
com'odv coiiimen'sal ity com'm^mcfuin'cil
1

c<>im''li>T commiMMirabil'- Ci^in'monor

coinr'It»>l common'surable rom'mofir<(f
cf>mi!j*'ii'suratt,- cora'mf ii ! T
comeHily commensura'tion com'nn iiV'

comr'liness com'mnit rom'inotii.e*'.

o>mi»'ly C'lm'mrtitarv com'monplare
com'n com'monplare-
coine'-oiit'M
cora'fT co!iiFnrnta'tinn
-r'tatr
V. book
comes iii'l. com metit.aiir G)ni'moii Pleas
\ cnm'et cora'mpn t'**! coiii'moiis
rorr.ot.i'rium lom inetilcr tom'moii sense
CDin'i tary rom'mfntii!? com'monwral
cora»'t'ic (iimm»-"ti'lii/ii* coin'monwealt'i
comet ij'raphy ^im' IB'TCf co^ii'morancy
rom'fit Ci.rnmo'tion
rotii'fiture cointi. -:
^m com'miiiial
coin'fort fom'muiialize
cora'fort.iWc
^ N com'fortab!cnes% comaii' .'tK»ii commune
c iin'fortcd «''m»min .'*'.ty rommniied' jity
com'forter ^ ,'

OKmiiim'^.r . r .mmunicabii'-
comfortiiiR
~ _ _ iMfnmiii .'''! ^ ronimii'tiirable
com'ff^nlr'is ^ coiiiuiiii e 'ti
rommu'iiicant
com'h-t-y com'ii .11 itt' r.omtiiii'nicate
c>m'ic comiiiiim -.ion cot !riiiiiii.att-d
commis'erable -' coi: nu'nicating
com'ieal \
I'oinmis'erate coiii.iiuiiica'lioii
. "iTu'. ihlv coinmtriiiralive
commis'"r iLt'd
c*)m irally ..» commis'pratmK " ~, comnm'hicator
ccm'icalrieSA comrai sera lion I coiniiiirmcatory
com'infi commis'erative ^- commiiii iii(j
lomitia 1
commis'eriior cimmim'ion
'--''
com'itv i
commi^sa'rial comriiiin'onist
com'ma '7 roramissa'riat '' com'mutiism
i

- - corn'mMiTist
1 imand' rom'missary »
_ C'lmmaiid >tit' ri im'rriMary- commiiiiii»'tic
cinnmaml'atory .-ll.Til/ _, commn'riity
'
comrnafid'cd ti.inmis'sion com'miini/.e
t
con:in.\ude<!r' coramiaionair*' ,
^ cc»mintit:ibirilv
comuiand'cr commis'»ioiicd S. commu'tai.le
1 ~- "- ^ * """"•
1 L--:::i:a:ii:-J'rrj- cumnxiV^ioner C*~*!T: • '

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cnmmand'ing "'• •
•-' '-'•" ^
comrau'tative
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eomnittte
oumplot'tinRly
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commute
e)mmu't«l
u compete'
comprl'ed
oompi/
tcillllllu'liT
cxjinpl/inf
^ com petMice com po
cciiiinu'ting oom'pelcncy
ctunmii'l'i-'l
compone*
com'petent
ciimpact
conipact'wl
Vv; com'p<tently
compet'mg
cotiipo'nent
comport^
compacl'edly \. ""
comport'ed
— compacl'ind
>
oorapeti'tion
competitive
ooropoTt'ing
comp-«;'tion
\, compote' ^
compot'ilor ''
cimip'Ct'ly eompo*'
coinpila'tiiMi oompo'irtlly
c«impact'n«»
coiiip'«'K'"*
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cfimpile",
compiler
com-
lpil<»
cor p< '»edneM |

cimpag'i"^" conn.o'»f*
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r.li.p.lv: li 'll"l'
/ , compla'ceuce
/ cciiiipiui'ioii com l>o»it«
ooinpla'cency '
composi'tioii
c<)inP'>"'i<*'>»'''"' compla'cetit comfos'itive
\ cimipui'ii'iil<***
c>iiiip-u>''""*'''P
compla'ceuUy
,
comp's'i'urj
complain' com post
c«iu'p^uiv complain'.ible
c.,iirpira*'le
compi'siire
\ coiiiplaiii'.int
ootn pole
ctinP'T'alive complained'
co:iip.ir'ali%ely compota'llon
complaiii'cr '
compi>i"iJ
compare' coraplain'lng
conipar>Hl'
^
' componnd'able
CJraplaiMt'
coTiipar'iT
com plai»ance
V oompouiid'fd
ciimp.ir'iiiK
'
compouiulVr
com'plaiiajil compouml'inK
coiiiparisi'ii C'lm'plaisantly
t'oiiip.irt'
compreca'lion
v-» '
com'pl""*"' comprehend'
(Mitipart'eJ coraplemen'tal
niii.rirt'iiiR
compreheiKl'-'l
^ pimplemf ''"'y '
coraprrhend'iT
<-iiii( .trt'iiK'iit
.
complete' compreliend'inR
il ciiin'p.issaMf
complt'teo
1,
complete'ly coinprchen'sible
oira'pii»i-box complete'ne«
com'p-issed S. comprch'-n'Mbly
complet'ing comprehen'«ion
com'passe* comple'tion
coin'pi^'ii'iK
compreheii'^ive
i 5 ? comple'tive comprehen'sivels
coinpas'»iL>n ct)mplc'tory
,. :|-.l,'-V>l,.l^',a coraprehrn'sive-
1 com'plex nest
conipa.s'sJoiialr.t I
t
coraplejc'i'in
CDinpas'si'naf^ compress ^ I

complex'ional compressed'
coriipas'sionatcly |

complP*''""'"^ c >n>pri-4«ibirity
o>inp.v>'5ionate- i

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ncss corapl'-x'iiy
ri^rapa*'"'""*''"!! c»m'plexne«j
\ corapri-ss'ible-
ciinipatibirity nest
complex'"* comprws'inK
I

(-•inipat ibli" compli'able

c.)inpat'il>lnies5 compres'sion
V .
cornpal'ibly
compli'ance compri-ss'ive
corapli'ant
ci'iiipa'triot
coinpa'lrioti^in
aimpli'antly ! % > comprt-ss'or
coiurre«'nre
complicacy compri^'al
..i!i]'' ir, coin*
,
com'plicate
compel' IP't' "\. comprise'
com'plicated comprised'
\ coiiipprial'le com'plicatinK
compris'ing
ciJiiipolla'lion
coraplica'tioii
comptll'''i' coin promise
coraplic'ity com'promiied
r(Jiiip''l'lT
complied' coni'pronuser
ci)mii<'l'li''g
compli'er
c m pend com pliment
^ coni'promi^inK
conip<;ii'<iK'"» , conipromit'
complim«iil'.>l
I c<imp*n'ili"ii*ly corapromit'ted
« c<mip<'ii'<li"''>'
v y complimi-iit'ary
compromil'linK
complimenler compt'ograph
com'pli"
corapfti'di'im com'pline
I comptom'eter
ciimpi'il
com'p<'n"iate»'
> cfjmptr"l'lrr
ouraplol'ted
i
C'>m'p«'ii'iating
0)mi»'"sa'tion
complot'ter \V \
compuisatory
compul'^i' >o
6 complot'tiog
1"
c">'- '"'Mtive
 eomraliiTe u eon4ufliig

enmpul'iive - concerned' *^-' coa'creteneu

C ', conipul'sively ' eoncem'edly .1
cjoncre'ler
V eoinpi.r<ivmcii •» ^ 1 concrni'ing •".^ concre'ting
V cornpulVirily
eompul'sory
*-
„.
eoiicrrii'inent
concert Jf *
'
ooncre'tioo
concre'tional
J '
c'juipiinc'tion ,' •
•_ coiieertaii'te •; concre'tionary
\ " compuiic'liout _ 1 concert'ed '
.1 ." ooiicre'tive
7^ ', oompnrKa'tion ooncerti'na conr n- i"r
-^ com piirKator concert'ing eoncu'btnage
.
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,^
•, crmcirto ^/ X coiicu'biiiary
"
, \ coinpiita_tioo ''^
^
'
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C'unpule' ,
* / conte»'»ion CMicu'pisccnco
li ^
WJinpu'trd ' -) conus'tioiiary foncu'piscent
\ coriipu'l*r " - eoiictViionist .* concur' j

\ roinpu'ting concf s'sive .. CI incurred' 1

.
' eompu't'st j V concra'iory b * concur' rence
\ 1 com rade coticli '• - concur'rent
'
1 Com'tist " rjm'dia f
coiiciir'rently
" . Cotichil'era cotirur'ring
'. TN ", cima'tii* 21 ^ 1 coticliiCeroiif c<iiicus'sion I

coiiax'ial " 1 eon'diite \. ooncus'sive

"^ condemn'
coiicam'iT.ite ^r • ron'choid I

cni.c.il'rnalc --1 ' conchoi'dal coiidenin'able

„
' .„ . c<«ic.it'«iat«l ,. / concbolog'ical -M ccHidemna'tion
condcm'natory

•
concat'fiiating
coricatnia'tion
am'cave
con 'caved
"
"
j!

/
conchol'ogitt
coiirlinrcRy
conchoni'eter
i
h
t--
.
'
I
'

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condemned'
coiidemn'er
coiideinii'ing
j

'

concierge' conden^jiliirity
."^ i.li'l .ivi-lv
. J
concil'iate
\ .
c(iiid<*ns'jble
•
^ riMi'cAven«s .

^^
cnc.iv'ity ^
.; concil'iaietl 1,, N condn^ ale
codceal' _, cnal'iiMng . -I 1 conden'sated
" foiiceal'able . C(<iicili I tion coiidt'ii'!>aliiig
>v ,
''
^ I cnnrealed' ouicirmor '.f i conilensa'tion
coiiceal'er coiiciriatory coiideiiK'ativc
1,
" ' — coiiceal'ing • 1 "
J
roiiciii'nity • 1 1
comUiite'
,
- *
coiiceal'im-n'. concise'
,
J condensed'
I
concMie' i ' concijc'ly * '' .
cofidcvis'er
( c')nci''il"l ji cone"! 'tie«» 1 cflndens'iiig
! 'iicc'diiig coiidescetul'
X J coiici'sion I !

roncpit' ron'clave I. condescendi'i j

"•''
CO(lC<Mt''^i conclude* u. (iii.desceiKl'ing

S
, .
" roiic'it'cdiy — , ' C'lncluMed oindesceiid'innlv
f-
.1' ronceit'iilness ~^ concliid'er . coiidesccn'sion
P conceivable .^ " conclud'iiig J'
!•
condiijn'
r Aw conceiv'ableii«s '
.. coiicl't'sion '
condijrn'ly
>s^j (^ coiicfivr' v;^ ' conclu'sive f • .
coiicliRTi'iiess

^ concfivej' '
-t^. conclu'sively 1 cn'diir.ent
(J^
concL-iv'er 'V , conclusiveness 1 ,
condi'tiiiii
(1 concciv'ing '^_^^ cinclu'sory 1 condi'tiiinal
concent' 1 ' concoct' condi'tionally
^~ concen'ter ,— T
conroct'cd
1,
( 1 condi'tinneil
' concen'tre ] concoct'er ''^
.
condo'latoiy
'-^' con'centrate concocting 1- condole'
]
,
*- i. con'cfntrated .- —_, concoc'tion condo'ed'
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*
%
>_';. con'centrating
concentra'tion ^
-micoct'ivp
ncom'itance /.
^
'
,-
rondoit 'ment
condo'lniLtf
*-'!
concen'trative / ' rom'itant I condo'ler
i
1 V concen'lrative- ^- cciicord ^ ,
condo'ling
;^ .- nws -^ concord'.ince 1-, condon.i'tion
'1, con'centrator ,,. concordant J- condone'
1 » concCTi'tric ' (• concord antly condontd'
•«.__--_
""
, concen'trical
ooiicentric'ity
'
' conconl'at
concord'ist
t ' condon'ing
con 'dor
, \

^l" concen'tual ,1. Con 'course condottie're

>. con'cept - .' concres'cence cctnduce'
\ ., conrep'tacle "v concros'cible ronducii!'
. eoncep'tion concrete ctMiducibil'ity
-,
I ".
conceptive
concern' ;
" .1 concre'ted
oon'cretely :i'i coiidu iible
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MICROCOPY RESOLUTION TEST CHART

NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS
STANDARD REFERENCE MATERIAL 1010a
(ANSI and ISO TEST CHART No. 2)
 1

eondueive 62 eonilorm

condu'dve confine' congeal'able

conduct confined' congealed'
conduct'ed confine'ment congeal'i.ig
K conductibil'ity
conduct'ible
confi'ner
confi'ning
congeal'ment
con'gee
^ conduct'ing
conduc'tion
conduct'ive
confirm'
confinn'able
congela'tion
con'gener
confirma'tion congener'ic

Sh conduct! v'ity
conduct'or
conduct'ress
confirm'ative
confirm'ativi .y
confirm'ator"
conge'nial
congenial'ity
conge'nialness
con'duit confinned' congen'ital
condu'plicate . confirm'ed'y
' con'ger
con'dyle confirmee' conger-eel'
1
I

con'dyloid ^ -1
confirm'er conge'ries
cone confirm'ing congest'
cones confis'cable congest'ed
coney con'fiscate congest'ible
confab'ulate con'fiscated conges' tion
_. \" confab'ulatcd con'fiscating congest'ive
confab'ulating confisca'tion con'globate
confabula'tion con'fiscator congloba'tion
confect confis'catory conglob'ulate
confect'ed cntl'fitellt coii^'lM[ii',T,tie. n.
confec'tion 0_^ ^ oonflagra'tion -^<^ conglom'erate, v.
confec'tionary '^-Y. conflict conglom'erated
confec'tioner conflict'ed conglom'erating
^^- confec'tionery conflict'ing ^' "-1 conglomera'tion
confec'tory conflict'ive conglu'tinant
confed'eracy con'fluence conglu'tinate
"^'S confed'eratc, v. con'fluent conglu'tinated
coiifi'd'i'ratc.ti.a con'flux conglu'tinating
confed'erated conform' conglutina'tion
confed'erater conformabil'ity conglu'tinative
confed'erating conform'able Con go
confedera'tion conform'ably con'gou
>? confed'erative contorma'tion congrat'ulant
confer' conformed' congrat'ulate
con'fcrniice conforra'ing congrat'ulated
V_ confer'rable conform'ist congrat'ulating
s^ conferred' conform'ity congratula'tion
confer'rer confound' congrat'ulator
confer'ring confound'ed congrat'ulatory
<s^ confess' confound'cdness con'gregate
confess'ant confound'eri con'gregated
confessed' confound'ing con'gregating
confes'sedly confrater'nity congrega'tion
confess'ing confrere' congrega'tional
ccnfes'sion confront' Congrega'tional-
confes'sional oonfront'ed ism
confes'sionary confront'er Congrega'tional-
confcss'or confront'ing con'gress [ist
confet'ti Confn'cian

S-
confet'to
I
confidant'
confiis'able
confuse'
^ congres'sional
congrs'sionist
con'grevc
iconfidante' confused' cop'^ruence
confide' confu'sedly con'gruent
confi'ded oonfu'sedness conjjni'ity
con'fidi'iice coofu'sing congruous
V con'fident
,1 !
oonfu'sion con'gruously
confiden'tial ir confu'sioiial con'griiousncss
con'fidently confu'table con'ic
J/' confi'der
oonfuta'tion con'ical
confi'ding confu'tative con'ically
"u config'urate confute' con'ic section
_- c<>nfig'>iratinE confu'ted con'ifpT
configura'tion oonfu'ter Conif'era
~ config'ure
^^. confu'ting
oonfis'ured coniferous
oong^'
~\^ oonfi^aUe h^ congeal' co'niform
 conite 63 constituter

co'nite con quer coiisign'ing

conjec'turable con'querable
,
consign'ment
> conjec'tural con'quered consignor'
conjec'ture con'quering consist'
oonjec'tured con'queror consist'ed
con]ec'turcr con'quest consist'ence
, conjec'turing consanguin'eal consist'ency
conjoin' consanguin'eous consist'ent
conjoined' consanguin'ity consist'ently
conjoin'ing con'science consist'ing
conjoint conscieii'tious consisto'rial
conjoint'ly conscien'tiously consis'tory
crnjoint'ness on-.! illl'ti(HlSlU-SS
I
conso'ciate
con'jugal con'scionable conso'ciated
conjugal'ity con'scious conso'ciating
con'jugate con'sciously consocia'tion
con'jugated con'sciousness consol'
con'jugating conscript conso'Iable
conjuga'tion conscrip'tion consola'tion
conjuga'tional con'secrate consol'atory
conju'gial con'secrated console'
conjunct' con'secrating consoled'
conjunc'tion consecra'tion conso'ler
conjunc'tional coii'secrator consol'idate
conjuncti'va consecra'tory
conjunc'tive n^ con'sectary
consol'idated
consol'idating
conjunc'tively consecu'tion ronsolida'tion
conjunc'ture consec'utive oinsciliila'tor
conjura'tion consec'utively consolida'tory
conjure' consec'utiveness censoring
con'jure consen'sual con'sols
conjured' consen'sus consommi'
con'jured consent' con'soiiance
conjur'er consenta'neous
^ con'sonancy
con'jurer 1
consent'ed con'sonant
conjur^ing consent'er coiisonan'tal
con'juring consen'tient con'sonantiy
conjur'or consent'ing con'soiious
connas'cent con'sequence consort
connate con'sequent consort'ed
connat'ural ^-^-J consequen'tial
^^' connat'uralize
consort'ing
conscquen'tially conspec'tus
connect' con'sequentty conspic'uous
connect'ed conserv'able conspic'uously
connect'edly conserv'ancy conspic'uousness
connect'ing couserva'tion
I

conspir'acy
connec'tion conservatism conspira'tion
connect'ive conserv'ative conspir'ator
connect'ively C'lnscrv'alivclv conspire'
connect'or
conned ^•\ coiiscrv'atoirc
con'servator
conspired'
conspir'er
con'ner conserv'atory
^ conspir'ing
connex'i conserve' con'stable
con'nin(> conserved' constab'ulary
con'nin^ .ow conserv'er
.Vv^.. con'stancy
conni'vance conserv'ing
^^- con'stant
connive' 1 consid'er con'stantly
connived' consid'erable con'stat
conni'ver consid'erably
V. conni'ving consid'erate
con'stellate
constella'tion
connoisseur* consid'erately .y'V'
constema'tion

:
Vi
V
connota'tion
connote'
connu'bial
connu'biality
'A consid'erateness
considera'tion
consid'erfd
con'stipate
con'stipatcd
eou'ilipaling
consid'erer constipa'tion
connumrra'^on consid'ering constit'uency
co'noid consign' constit'uent
conoi'dal consigned' con'stitute
conoi'dio consignee' con'stituted
co'no9r-)pe coiisign'er con'stituter
 constituting 64 contradictory

con'stituting consum'mate content'meiU

coDStitu'tion con'sunitnato con'tents
constitu'lioiuil cm'suiiiinatiHl conter'minable
constitu'tionalist «^ consum'mately conter'miiious
constitutional'- consum'mating contest
ity consumma'tion contest'able
constttu tionally
constitu'tioned
n :
coii-inn'mativc
coiKiimma'tor
coiitcst'ant
contesta'tion
constitu'tionist consump'tion contest'ed
con'stitutive '1 consump'tive contest'ing
con'stitutively consump'tively con'text
coiistitii'tor consumpt'ive- contex'tural
constrain'
constrain'able
constrained'
con'tact
fonta'glon
[ness

conta'gionist
4 contex'ture
contigu'ity
contig'uous
constrain'er conta'gious contig'uously
constrain'ing } conta'giously con'tinence
constraint' conta'giousness con'tinency
constrict'
constrict'ed i:.
L contain'
contain'able j
con'tincnt
continen'tal
constrict'ing contain'ant con'tinently
constric'tion contained' contin'gence
constrict'ive contain'er contin' aency
constrict'or contain'ing contin'gcnt
constringe' contam'inable contin'gently
constringed' contam'inate I
contin'uable
constrin'gent contam'inated contin'ual

^
;

constrin'ging contam'inating contin'ually

construct' contamina'tion contin'uance
construct'cd contara'inative contiii'iiant
construct'er contan'go continua'tion
j

construc'tion contemn' !

'
contin'uative
construc'tional contemned' contin'uator
construc'tionist I I. contem'ner contin'uc
constnict'ivc contemn'ing contin'ued
cotistruct'ivcly con'template contin'uer
construct'iveness con'templated contin'uing
construct'or .^ contemplating continu'ity
con'sfrue contempla'tion contin'uoiis
-^
^ ^ •<
^
con'strued i- contemplative contin'uously
con'struing oontem'platively contort'
ori'slriKir contort'i
contem'plative-
consubstan'tial contort'iiis
ness
consubstan'tial- contor'tion
c-\.
1 con'templator
ist con'tour
conterapora'-
I n^ii).-l mti.ti'iiv con'tra
consiibstan'tiate
neous
con'traband
consubstantia'- contempora'-
contract
neousness
tion
con'suetude contem'porary X coiitracl'alilc
contract'ed
consuetu'dinal
contempt'
contract'cdly
consuetu'dinary contempt'ible coiitract'"dness
con'sul :
contempt'ibly s contractibil'ity
con'sulage I
coiitemp'tuous .""^ 1/' contract'ible
con'sular |
contemp'tuously contract'ile
con'sulate |
contemp'tuous- contractil'ity
con'sulship \ ness contract'ing
consult' contend' ^ contrac'tion
i .,,
ronsult'ant i
contend'ed contract'or
consulta'tion | conteiid'er cmtracl'iial
consul'tative contend'ing contrac'ture
cotHiil'tatory content con'tra-dance
consul fed
consul t'er
consult'ing
content'ed
content'edly
contcnt'cdncss
M contradict'
contradict'ed
contradict'ing
" Vv
;

consu'mable content'ing contradic'tion

consume' conten'tion contradic'tious
consumed' conten'tious "1. V. contradict'ive
consu'mer oonten'tiously contradict'or
consum'ing conten'tiousness contradict'ory
contndistinct 55 co-operation

contradistinct'
contradistinc'-
L i,
contu'sing
coatu'sion
convict
convict'rfi
tion a--. .
conun'drum convict'ing
•
contradistin'- v^ convalesce' convic'tion
••
guish < convalesced' convict'ive
contradistin'- ^ convales'cence convince
guished ><^ . t... convales'cency convinced'
contradistin'- >w convales'cent couvince'ment
'

C^ishing >^ . fc- convales'cing convin'cer

contral'to ^^^ convec'tion convin'cible
con'traries convec'tive convin'cing
conUari'pty 1 ^. \ convenable convin'cingly
con'trarily Vr \ convene' conviv'ial |
con'trarincss convened' conviv'ialist
contra'rious v^ conve'ner convivial'ity
l'.' con'trariwise >.L.. conve'nience con'vocate
con'trary v.. conve'niency con'vocated
contrast conve'nient con'vocating
contrastVd conve'niently convoca'tion
contrast' in g con'vent convoca'tional
contravalla'tion conven'ticle convoke'
L.- contravene' conven'ticlcr ronvoked'
contravened' conven'tior convo'king
"^ contrave'ner conven'tional con'volute
contrave'ning "^^'^ conven'tionalism con'voluted
contraven'tion conven'tionalist convolu'tion
contraver'sion convcntioaal'ity convolve' J
con'treteraps conven'tionary convolved'
contrib'utable conven'tionist v\^ ''
convolv'ing
contrib'ute conven'lual 1. 1^ convol'vulus
contrib'utcd converge' <. convoy
contrib'uting converged' c convoyed'
contribu'tion convcr'gcnce <- convoy'ing
>< convulse'
contrib'utive conver'gency
contrib'utor conver'gent <. i convulsed'
contrib'utory convcr'ging <. (l convuls'ing
con'trite con vers able 'o < convul'sion
con'tritely convers'ablencss *c ( convul'sionary
contri'tion con'versancc <- h' convuls'ive
v contri'vable
contri'vance
con'versant
convorsa'tion
^ convuls'ively
co'ny
contrive' conversa'tional coo, ooocd
contrived' conversa'tionist 1 coo'ing
^- contri'ver convers'ative cook
1. contri'ving conversazio'ne cooked
control' converse cook'ery
control'lable conversed' cook'ing
controlled' con'versely cook'y
control'ler convers'er '
cool I

control'lcrship convers'ible cooled

control'ling convers'ing cool'er
control'raent oonver'sion cool'est
^ controver'sial convers'ive cool'-hejded
V i
contiover'sialist
convert coo'lie i

convert'ed . cool'ing
con'troversy ^onvert'er cool'ish
controvert' convertibil'ity cool'ly
controvert'ed convert'ible cool'nt-s
controvcrt'ible con'vex cool'y
-./
controvert'ing con'vexed coom
controvert'ist convex'ity coon
contuma'cious con'vexly coop
contuma'ciously convey' cooped
contuma'cious- convey'able coop'er
ness convey'ance coop'erage
coa'tumacy coiivey'ancer / co-op'crant
coatume'lious oonvey'ancing co-op'crate
con'tumely conveyed' co-op'erated
contuse' convey'er coop'erating
contused' conve/ing co-opera'tion
 \

eo-opcratlTe 66 eorpngcularian

, ccM>p'erative oop'ying _ /•
corned
— \^'-
_ ^
coop'erator
coop'ering \^ \, oop'ying- press
cop'yist
cor'nel
come'lian
> ooop'ery ^ cop'yright cor'aeous
co-opt i 1
coquet' corner
\ >x>-op'tate
n
'
co'quetry cor'nered
~A) co-op'iiim coquette' cor'nering
^- -» co-or'dinance coquet'ted cor'ner-stone
co-or'dinate, v. coquet'ting cor'nel
r-"* co-or'diiiatc,n. a, __ ' coquet'tisb oor'net-i-pis'ton
~-^"
co-or'iliiiately '
U J coqupt'tishly V cor'netcy
co-or'dinateness • -^y^ coracle <' com'field
-^.' co-ordina'tion '
f^\ cor'acoid cor'nice
coot _ f
'

cor'al cor'nicle
r—\ cop . comic'iilate
copai'ba coralla'ceotts
cor'nifonn
A. .
copai'vic
CO pal
'"r:i coralliferous com'lng
:,'' Cor'iiish
^ copar'cenary cor'nist
copart'ner ooral'Uform .

com'-land
^t_ . copart'nenhip oor'alUne coni'-laws
^ copart'liery coKallite >j cor'no
copas'torate coralloid'al como'pean
'
oo-pa'triot cor'ban com'-plaster
I cope cor'beil or cor'bel "
.. comuco'pia
CO peck cord cornute'
, coped oord'age i -:: comu'ted
, Coper'nlcan cor'date i
com'y
copt'-stone cord'ed cor'ody
1
y-
cop'iable cordelier' . ; curol'la
S cop'ied cordelle' corolla'ceoiis
cop'ier cor'dial
I

corol'lary
coping i
cordial'ity cor'ollate
'
' co'pious cor'dially cor'ollated
CO piously cor'diform coro'na
^ oo'piousness
copi'vi
'tn= cordille'ra cor'onach
V ^
cop'per j r
cord'ing
cor'dite
X - ,
coro'nal
cor'onary
cop'peras cor'don
'

cor'onated
cop'pered cor'doiii-d corona'tion
cop'per-ijced cor'dovan cor'oner
I.
|i cop'perhead cor'duroy cor'onet
I
cop'pering cord'wainer cor'oneted
cop'perish core
j coro'niform
cop'perize cored cor'onoid
cop'perplate oo-re'gent (' coro'nule
cop'pcrsmith cor'poral

_^
--^,
^ _r

^.
, '
- -
cop'per-works
cop'pery
cop'pice
copres'ence
cop'rolite
• Of ~~-t
co-rclig'ioiiist

coreop'sis
co-respond'ent
corf
•
V '-i\
corporal'ity
cor'porally
co^poralship
cor'porate
_, . coria'ceous co^porateness
^ , _ ' cop'rolith corian'der corpora'tion
^\— coprolit'ic Corin'thian '\ cor'porative
_~ '
^_ coproph'agous cork
;

corporator
y, copse cork'age corpo'real
eops'y corked' corporeaJ'ity
f-A _ Copt cork'ing corpo'really
\. - Cop'tic cork'screw
'' corpo'realness
cop'ula

""<
- • cop'ulate - ':-^ cork'- tree
cork'y
A oorpjre'ity
cor'posant
cop'ulated cor'morant oorpt
cop'ulating com corpse
—\j^.T ^

copula' tiOQ
: — . '\
oop'ulative
com'bread
-V corpulence
coi'pulciicv
^~\A ' "
cop'ulatjvely corn'-chandler
C^ -^
oop'y
^-' cor'pulent
com'-cockle 'X cor'pus
- -\ cop'y-book ^ ' cor'pusde
:f! \ 1^,-^ cop'yaraph oom'-crake I

^1 .^ corpus'cular
r- .^ cop'ybold ' cor'nea
fr corpuscula'rian
 \

corral fi7 counter

corral' corse'let cos'tive

corral'ling oor'set cos'tively
" — I-
correct'
correct'ed
Cor'sican
oors'ned
co<i'tiveness
oost'liuess
correct'ible cortege' costly
correct'ing Cor'tes cost'mary
correc'tion cor'tex costume
correc'tional cor'tical oostu'mer
correct'ive cor'ticate C'lstu'niier
corrcct'ly -T. cor'ticated co'sy
--1 correct'uess corticif'trouH cot
correct'or corim'duin cotan'gent
correlate corus'cant cote
cor'rclatod cor'uscate cotempora'neous
correU'tion cor'uscated cotem porary
1. correl'ative cor'uscating
^ ^. correl'atively corusca'tion
—
coterie
co-ter'minous
•

correl'ativeness corvie' cothurn'ate

:. ^ correspond'
correspond'ed
correspond'ence
correspood'ent
corvette'
cor' vine
coi'vus
cor'ybant
cothur'nus
cotil'lion
CO- trustee'
Cots'wold
correspond'ing "1
coryban'tic cot'ta
cor'ridor coryphae'iis cot'tage
corrigen'da coryphee cot'tager
corrigen'dum cor'yphene -1 cot'ter
corrigibirity coryphe'us cot'tier
"1„
cor'rigible cory'za cot'ton
cor'rigibleness cose'cant cot'ton-gin
corrob'orant oosh'er cot' tony
cfjrrob'orate co'sily / cotyle'don
,-r J .J
^^ corrob'orated co'sine cotyled'onous
... corrob'orating
corrobora'tion
cosmet'ic
cos'mic
k •'
cotvl'iforra
cot'yloid
-j:-1
corrob'orative cos'raical couch
corrob'oratory cos'mically ./ couch'ant
corrob'oree cosmog'onal coucht'
corrode' cosmog'onist couched
I •
corro'ded cosmog'ony couch'er
" corro'dent couch'-grass
corro'dible
cosmog'rapher ._u or ^l^
I
couch'ing
corro'ding oosmograph'ic cou'gar
cor'rody cough
corro'sible
cosmog'raphy
coughed
corro'sibleness cos'molabe cough'er
corro'sion cosraol'atry cough'ing
corro'sive cosraolog'ical could
corro'sively cosmol'ogist coulisse'
--- S-^'i, . corro'siveness coul'ter
cor'rugant
cosmol'ogy
coun'cil
cor'rugate cosmopias'tic "Y
cor'rugated
cor'rugating
cosmoporitan
X coiui'cil-board
'coun'cillor
{coun'cilor
corruga'tion coun'sel
cosmopol'itan-
cor'rugator 'coun'selled
corrupt' \. '*'"
icoim'seled
corrupt'ed Si-- I
coun'selling
cosmop'olite
(.orrupt'er coun'seling
comiptibirjty ; . cosmora'tna I

cosmorani'ic
' coiin'sellor
corrupt'ible ooun'selor
N corrupt'ibleness
> -• - cos'mos I

toun'sellorship

<v
I

r-*; » Cos'sack
corrupt'ibly coun'selorship
-v
I

cos'set
comipt'ing count
'
cost
cornip'tion \ coant'able
~i' - costal
comipt'ive coimt'ed
*
cos'tard
corrupt'ly eoun'tenance
cos'tate
comipt'ness coun'tenanced
-^
' 1-
oos'tated
^f cor'sa^ coun'tenancer
cor'sair
-< cost-lxwk
coun'tenandng
^•^- corse n,. cos'termonger counter
 V . —

eonnteract i8 crackled

- -.. counteract' coun'try-dance cov'crt

coun'teracted
,- ,
-J . coun'tryman cov'ertly
- .. counteract'ing coun'try-seat cov'crt ure
'
,

-"^;»-, couDterac'tion T^r_'. coun'ty cov'et

,

'-"I
counteract'ive --V ' coun'ty-court
coup
cov'etable
cov'eted
•' coup de main'
] counterart'ively
M-t' -1' coVeter
~,-^ coup d't tat' oov'eting
couDter-
coup*' cov'etous
v^ ^T attrac'tion
coupee' cov'etously
• V coiiiitiT*rt/awf * — r
^ coup'er oov'etousncss
v~' cowitcrharattccd
coup'le cov'ey
» coiintcrW'ancing
coup'led
ii 9 ~V cov'iri, co'vlng-
V cout:t'erbrace
coup'ler cov'inous
* Y- / countercharge
.'"• ' ' coun'terchaim
coup'let cow
coup'ling 1 "" con'anA
"v" ^ coun'tercheck
'

'^x
cou'pon ""^ cow'ard
-^"'^
^ '^ '
coiin'tcrclaim
coun'terfeit
7 cour'age
coura'gcous
3i --'-7*
cow'ardice
cow'ardliness

\
y'^T couii'terfeited ^^' 1 coura'gcously — "X cow'ardly
7>

..
_/^.- ^
"'-
^
^
couu'terfeiter
coun'terfeiting
coun'terfoil ~>_^\
't coura'geousnes*
courant'
cour'bash
— •
.

;
"^N
"
cow'boy
cow'catcher
cowed'
' 7^ ^ coun'terffuard cou'rier cow'er
^ ' coun'ter-irritant course
c-+^ cow'ered
'7-—^ •-' coursed cow'ering

•
coun'ter-jumper
^- cours'er
^a
^
77
"'
nw'hage
• countermand *:r4^^ eours'ing "> CO v'herd
~^^~~-i countermand'ed trt- court cow'-hide

— i'^»_^
.-v^
,

/
countermard'ing
countermarch
7 court'-chaplain
court'ed
cour'teous
-.r
cowl
cowled
co-work'er
r^-v^~ countermark
cour'teou«ly cow-'pox
countermine r'.-^ ^^• cour'teousness — -
cow ru or cowry
- --rr-^'T^ cou° ter-motion "1 court'pT
-
' _^,
"
"^ coun'termure oour'tesan
—*< > cow slip
cox'comb
_» ,, coun'terpane cour'tesy a — -- t coxcomb'icil
rj. coun'tcrpart ^ (civility)
r 1

"^ 1 cnxcoiu'ical
, coun'ter-plea courte sy
T^ '^- counterplot
cox'combry
- (a bending)
r^' coxcomical'ity
. counterplot'ted courte'sying
^
-v^-i counterplot'ting court'- *a«ii ^ •" or
"''
cox'swain
coun'terpoint I ^- court'-house •

coy

;., ^
—
jv!-' coun'terpoise
counterpoised'
,

.V
L, oourt'ier
court'-lands
ry coy'ish
coy'ly
•
— ;=. ^ counterpois'ing .^• court'-leet
(
coy'ness

T'--
--

a^
^coun'terscarp
countersign
'*''
-V p court'Iike
court'liness
,^>i-'~" coyo'te
coz'en
"'''~'
^ V countersigned' r^^'"' court'ling -/ co/.'pna^
^ s.'^ countersign'ing 1 ^«' court'ly coz'encd
'^\s,^- couii tiTsiiik •" • '
rfr
court'-martial ' *
1
coz'ener
"' coun'ter-stroke
-.-
« court'-pl aster -*-'^ coz'ening
r- ^ -• -t^
. coun'ter-tenor tJ court'ship
:

co'zily
countervail' court'-yard ',) co'zy
^ r , countervailed' "^'^'-
A- ) cous in '
\ crab
^
..
>-
'
r CDUntervail'ing -^^ ' /• . cf.us'in gcr'maii \ crab'-apple
^ J-
it f ^^ .

V *^"
. countervalli'tiijii
coun'terview
-^
'"
u
couteau'
couvade' %
N crabbed
crab'bodly
^
^ '^
T^ ^^
^x' coun'terweigh
coun'terweighed
coun ter-
^-""^
cove
cryv'etuini
cov'enanted
V ^
N c crab'bcdness
cral''i)iag
crab'by
-j^y'^"''^ weighing ^i covenantee' \i
\r\./
crab'-tree
^. coun'terweight cov'enanter crab'-yaws
^ "^L^ !

T ^ counterwork'
count'ess
count'ing
— •
-7-^
cov'enantor
":

cov'enanling
cov'er
._ .,.^.
crack
crack'-brained
cracked
•TS^ 1

T^;. ^ count'ing-house "^ oov'cred ,_

,
crack'cr
>> -/ count'less "^^ " oov'erer c ,_^ crack'ing
-p>/^ ooun'tri&ed ^ --> cov'ering ^ , crack'le
yy^ ooun'try -A- cov'erlet T^ crack'led
 -—
- — 1

eraeklliiF 69 eriminatioii

. .^ cracklinn cra'ven creep'ingly

.
c , crack'nel .-^ cra'ver •T -.> ore'mate
. ^ ^
cracks'man cra'ving crem-'tion
( cra'dle cra'vingly ' '
'\- , cremato'riuro
•r _. cra'dled cra'vingnrss •
-^ Cremo'na
'!_ cra'dling craw -o crr'nate
craft craw'fish -1 cre'nated
crawl "^".^ cren'ature
V craft'ily
- craft'incss crawled ^ criMi'dlaf
>
r^
'
- ' . (

'

crafts'man crawl'er i crcn elate

.' crawl'ing t~„, crin'rllatiJ
"-
craff'y
—
(

crag crawfish cren'elated

,

~~\
'

'^ cra/cn
I

— '
crafpged
crag'giDess
cnf^gy
craze
crazed
:t— (

I
ficnclla'tion
crenela'tion
crenelle'
r
- crake cra'zily „_ I
cren'elled
"T
• •
cram cra'zmess criTi'cU'd
I

T- trsun'bo cr.i'zing *
-^-f.
cren'ulate
~*amiae<l cra'zy / .J cre'ole
im'mrr creak ^J * creo'lian
am'ming creaked H ,_ cre'osote
>ramp creak'iog rre'pancp
^
" Lramped cream '
\ crep'itant
cramp'-fish cream'-cheete crep'itate
_ " _ CMmp'ing n: creamed
"|. ^ _
^1 crep'itated
•
J
cramp'-iron cream'ery ,. „_ '; crep'itating
^ ^- cram pon cream'ing I
crepita'tion
^. cream'y u crep'on
^
'^ ^
crarapoon' i
^<
, / ' cra'iiage crease -, ' crept
v' cran'bory creased » -' "^ crepu«'cular
. , . .-r' crane creas'er . -j'^ crepus'cule
.

*—
'
>__^ cranes'bill creas'ing crepus'culous
cra'nial crea'table ° -=-7 cresceii'do
.—^^,^ J craniog'nomy create'
, .^, , craniolog'ical crea'tcd -* I" cres'cent
/ c-., /! craniol'ogii^t crea'ting ..^ cress
_ , , i craniol'ogy crea'tion I cres'set
\~^^. -^ .. craniom'eter crea'tive -• • crest
'
crca'tiveness crest'ed
^ craniomet'rical
.-.-.
,

^ craniom'etry : M crea'tor
crea'tural .:•,
'

'
_ crest'fallcn
creta'ceous
•'
^,\_ cranios'copy crea'ture ;j Cre'tan
>.-^— • cra'nium crea'turely .J cre'tin
N^ crank creche ^ • - - crc'tinism
rv^*— cran'klp cre'dence cretonne'
^
i

-N^- cran'kled creden'da crevasse'

—^^^^> cran'kling creden'dum Vo crev'ice
crew
--W crank'y cre'dent .:-,

—— —w cran'nied creden'tial crew'el

:

cran'ny crcdibil'ity "A crib

--7-^ crape crcd'ible \ crib'bage
-^ -v_9 crap'ulence cred'ibleness . 'N cribbed
•'-^ crap'ulent cred'ibly crib'bing
V
.

^^ -4 ^ crap'ulous cred'it crib'ble

^y crash cred'itable crib'bled
, ,
crashed cred'itably \ crib'' ' form
' 1 crash'ing 'K crcd'ited eric-
~— crass ered'iling crick et
crassitude cred'itor crick'eter
-. f.
cratch
cratch' ladle
1 credu'lity
cred'ulous
cri'coid
cried
'1 cratch'es cred'ulously cri'er
crate n... cred'nlousness crime
cra'ter creed crim'inal
crater'iform creek criminal'ity
craunch creek'y crim'inally
craunched -.r creel crim'inate
cravat' creep crim'inated
crave creep'er crim'inating
craved creep'ing crimina'ticHi
 ;

criminative 60 eraneh
I V crim'lnative
\ oroc'hcfc 1
croton'lc
criiii'iiiatory cnv'hctiiig cro'ton-oil
t . crimiiiorogy crock crouch
'
^ crimp _ crock'ery •7/ cnHiched
crimped Cfock'et irouch'ing
^ crimp'ing i
r - croc'odile croup
^^ crimp'ing-iron crocodil'ian
crocodil'ity
croupade'
y 'I crou pier
crim'ple I

cro'cuH crout
crim'pled croft crow
aim'pliiig
t

crim'son
^ croft'er •X crow'bar
, _ croft'ing crowd
^
w ^
J_',

^
crim'soned
crira'soning
, , crois'ant
crome
crowd'ed
crowd'er
cri'iial — crom'Ierh •L crowd'ing
cri'nate cromor'iic
^,-> .1 crowd'y
. cri'natory crone
^
^- crowed
, cringe oro'ny
' crow'foot
cringed -' crook crow'ing
cnnge'ling -1 crooked
crin'ger
;aDWn
crook'ed crowned
crin'ging
L crin'gingly
|- crook'edly
crook'edneu
crown 'er
^ crook'ing
crown'-glass
crown'iiig
„. ^_1_ crin'gle crop crown'-Iaw
.^^., . crinicurtural cropped
'^-/j,
crown'-lawyer
• crinig'erous crop per crown'lcss
^
^~
cri'nite '\ crop'ping crown'-post
._^^ crin'Ue croquet' crown prince
crin'kled crore
"~^^' crown'-wheel
„^ ^ cri'noid cn)'>ii>r (or zirr) crow's'-foot
. ., crinoi'dal cni'^itTid
I

crow's'-nest
---t ' crinoi'dean cros'Iet
* = cro'zier (of-sicr)
crin'oline cross ^it"
—T, crip'ple cross'-action
cro'ziered
cru'cial
crip'pled cross'-armed
'~-\ cru'ciate
crip'pling cross'-bar
crisis \ cru'cible
- ', •
"
crisp
cross'-barred -<. cruciferous
cross'-bearer ,. cru'cified
cris'pated cross'bill cru'cifier
^ crisped crojs'bow cru'cifix
= -t^ crisp'er cross -brefd
^~''.. crucifix'ion
Cris'pin -
cross'-cut cru'ciform
.r^ ' crisp'ly crossed '^'
cru'cify
" '*
crisp'ness
|) *
^^^
'-« cross-examina-
-.f cru'ci tying
crisp'y
tion crude
_ ^ ,. criss'-cross I

cris'tate
crudely
„ cruss-exam'ine
•~\.
,
crude'ness
cris'tated
cru'dity
t-"l>,
'

^n./- crite'ria
crite'rion
•r
crosi-exam'ining
cross'-eyed
.R cni'el
cru'elly
^-]_^ crit'ic
„ crit'ical
cross'-grained
cross'-head
(V cru'elty
crit'ically
f cru'et
.^. cross'ing cruise,
crit'icalness
, ,^
^j,
^ crit'icism
cross'-legg?d
cross'let
cruised
'
:
"^ crit'icize cros«'ly
-/ '
cruis'er
•> ^ , cruis'ing
crit'icized cross'ness
ff *^l •> crit'icizer
crumb
^-.A.' cross'-purpose crumb'-cloth
= 1 ' crit'icizing ,

cross'-ques'tion
'

) — '~ 1 _ critique' cross'-road

crumb'ing
crum'ble
criz'zle "s
\^.^ cross' tree
croak in. cross'wa>'S
4^ cnim'bled
crum'bliiig
"i ' croaked cross'wise
I
,
crum'iny
-;
^,_
'
croak'er
croak'ing
n crotch
ciotched
^ crump
"-^ Cro'at \ crumpet
' crotch'et crum'ple
„,-) Croa'tian crotch'eted
•^7 croche crum'pled
''.'
crotch'ety crum'pUng
cro'chet ^- cro'tOQ crunch
 " — s ' —

ernpper 61 earbed

-'^ cnip'per "V- 011)10 "^L , , ctil'ture

r
crural N . cu'bicle ^ L cul'tured
crusade' N cu'biform 'L
" >
^ cul'tus
cni^'der s cu'bit cui'ver
-L ""\
cru«a'ding
cnise
\ "1
>
cu'bital
cu'bited
'
^ '

>
cul'verin
cul'vert
"V cru>h S cuTjoid -^ cum'bent
-17 , cnwhed ,\ coboidal .* cum'ber
'
crmh'er ^ ' cuck'ing-stool _y^
.—-
cum'bered
'vL crush iiig f cuck'old '
, cuin'U'rtT
orust ,
cuck'co _,-^^ cum'bering
'
'.
Crust a'cca cu'cuUate ,— . eum'bersome
rrusta'cean cu'cuUatcd cum'borsomoly
^^
1

'rii crustacpol'ogy
cnista'ccous
,
" cu'cumber
cucur'bit _-V^»
cum'bersome-
ness
crusta'ccousness 1 - cud _^ .y Cum'brian
-ty ~ . crustal'ogy , L cud'h^ir .^ -— iv^ cum'brous
• '1; cnnta'ted 1 ^ cud'dli- J^-,v cum'brous! y
J- '

cruita'tion ,
r cud'dled _- -^ 5 cum'broutiiess
crjst'cd K, ,
cud'dliiig

''Z cru«'.'ily
crust'ines*
crusting
'
, ' eud'dy
cudg-el
cudg'elcd
-T-'

-'"•"
>

- "- ^
-
cummei1)Und
cu'mulate
cu'mulated
J ' .

crust'y cudg'pllcd .— "- cu'mulating

'1
''
crutch '/
-y.
1

cudg'eller —
— '^V<^ '
'

cumula'tion
"•
*-T7 °^ crutched ,
' cudg'clling ' cu'mulative
— ,X
y
—
e-j -«
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cu'muloM
cumulocirro-
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cry cu" 1 stratus
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crypt
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cuirass' —'''''—.. cu'neal
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crypt'ic ' c__, cuirassier' • cu'ncate
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cu'nciform
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rryptog'amist
cryptog'amous '^
cul-de-sac'
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cup
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cryp'togr.-.m •',' cull ., cup'board

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cryptog'rapher -^ -^ cul'lender — cupella'tion

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cryptograph'ical
cryptog'raphy
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cuU'ing
cul'lion — ^^ -^ _ Cu'pid
cupid'ity
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cul'lis 1 cu'pola
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crvs'talline _/- cul'ly _^ cupped
rr-t-
cr>-s'tallife ;' ' culm r" cup'per
"i'.'N^\ ^.
crvs'tallizable ,~^ culmif'erous -A cup'ping
crystal! iza'tion •^
.;' 'y cul'minate -T-, cup'ping-glass
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crys'tallized cul'minating cupriferous
.;
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, cu pule
cupulif'i rous
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crystdUograph'ic
cry^tallog'raphy " /
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\
\
;
cul'pa'.jleness
cul'pably
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curabil'ity
cur'able
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crys'talloid \_ -\ cul'prit \^ 'V cur'ablene*s
^t^; :: crystalol'ogy
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X cul'tivable . S^ „ 1 Curasao'
crys'tallotype "v. cul'tivatable )- \ cura?oa'

cte'noid * '-V cultivate ,. " cu'racy

^-i '-X cub V, cul'tivated ,'. , cura're
\ Cu'faan '^.^ cul'iivating cura'rize
\ cuba'tion <L ^ cultiva'tion "). curas'sow
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.' cu'rate
cu'batiu-e •'
^ cul'tivator
^' ^ cubbed /•I- cul't'ate _ -|_
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cur'ative
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,_,. cul'u-atiii cura'tor
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cu'beb ^-f
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cnl'triform
ciU'tural '^
curb
curbed
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curb -roof
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cur'tained .
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c/anid
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curb'ttone
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cur'tate
curta'tion
cy'anide
cyan'ogen
curd .. 7 cur'tilage
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^.y^ curd'ed curt'ly cyan'uret
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cur'dle
curt'nrss cyanu'iic
curt'sy cyc'Iamen
cur'dled
rur'dling
cu'ruli! c/de
curv'ate cyc'Iic
curd'y curv'ated cyc'lical
cure curva'ticn -^ cy'cling
curi- curv'ature c/clist
cur«J curve cy'clo^apb
nire'lnu curved I cy'doid
cur'or cur' vet cycl'ii'dal
curette' cur'veted ''
cyclom'eter
cur'few cur'veting cyclora'etry
curia cur' vi form
cii'ri;il ^ • cy'done
cyclope'an
cur'ing nirviliii'c.il
curvilin'car cycltipe'dia
cu'rio .1.
cydfipe'dic
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curicn'ity
curio'io ^ curv'iiig
curv'lty
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cyclope'dical
cyclop'ic
cu'riouf
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' cu'rloutiy cush'ion Cy'clops
cyg'net
cu'riousnr&s cush'ionrd
cusp cyi'inder
curl
ci.s pi'd cylin'dric
( iirled
cii>'pi<l cylindrical
ciirrer
^ cus'pidal ^- cylin'drilbrm
cur'Lw 1
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cyl indroid
civl'icue
JS'tard . 1 cylindroract'ric
cur'linets
curl'ing custo'dial cy'ma
cu^to'dian cym'bal
curl'y
cm'tody cym'biforiu
curmud'geon
cur'rant ,1 ''
cus'tom cyme
cus'tomable cy'raose
ciu'rency
cur'icnt cus'tomarily Cym'ric
cur'rently cus'tomarv cynan'che
cur'ricic cus'toraed cynan'thropy
,i!i cus'tomer cyn'ic
curric'ula
cus'tom-house cyti'ical
cnm'c'iihim 7: -.f cus'toms cyn'icism
cur'ried
cur'rier i cus'tos c/nosure
)
cur'rish cut cy'phonisra
cuta'neous ry 'press
cur'ry
cute Cyp'riaii
ciir'ry-comb
cur'rying cutp'ness cyp'rine
curse cu'ticle Cyp'riote
cursed cutic'ular C>Tena'ic
cur>'rd cu'tis Cyre'nian
-t. curs'cdness cut'lass cyriolog'ic
curs'ing ^ y cutler cyst
cut'Iery cyst'ic
cur's! tor
v cur's! ve cut'let cysti'tis

cur'sorily cut'-ou< c>'s'tocele

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cur'soriness cuf'purse
cur'sory cut'ter )
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curt eut'throat ) ^.
czar
curtail cut'ting czar'ivitch
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curtailed' cut'tle-fish czarev'na
curtail'er cut'ty czari'oa
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out'-watcr TT.-sr'owitz
curlail'iuK
curtail'm I c/anate C/ech
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dabbed /- I
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dab'ble
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,
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dam'assin V
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dab'chick
dab'»ter u
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dap'per
dace damn dap'prrling
dachs'hund damnabil'ity dap'plc
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I dam'na' dar
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L/ dac'tylar damna'. dare

\r dactyl'ic dam'natory dared
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dad
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daft damp'er dork'ening

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daft
u damp'est
damp'ini;
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dark 'est
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damp'ness
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dark'-eved
dark'ish
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daguerre'otype J dan dark'ness
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dahlia J
danced dar'ling
dai'ly L. dan'cer dam
dain tily J dan'dn^ darned
dain'tiness dan'delion dar'nel
dain'ty dan'der dam'er
dai'ry dan'dify darn'ing
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da'is dan'dled dart'ed
dai'sied dan'dler dart'er

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dai'sy dan'dling
dan'druff
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dart'ingly
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r dale dan'dy Dar'winism
V dash
dall dan'dyish
dalliance dan'dyism dash'-boaid
dallied Dane dashed
dal'tier Dane'geld dash'er
dally
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dalmat'ic dane'wort \ das'tard
Dalto'nian
dalf onism
dan'qer
dan'gerous
V das'tardlineM
das'tardly
dam dan'gerously das' tardy
dam'age dan'gerousness da'ta
dam'ageable
dam'aeed
dan'gle
dan'gled
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data'ria
date'-
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 datary 64 December

da'tary dead'Iy debt

date dead'-morcli debtee'
da'ted dead'ness debt'less
date'Iess dead'- weight debt'or
da'ter deaf S debut'
da'tirig
da live L deafen il , debutant'
deafened debutante'
da'tum deafening dcc'achnrd
datii'ria deaf-mute dec'adal
•
datu'rin deafness dec'ade
datu'rine deal deca'dence
daub I' \
dealer' deca'dency
daubed deal'ing dcc'apoii
daub'er V dealt dec'agrara
daub'ing dean Dccagyn'ia I
daub'y dean'ery decahc'dral
daugh'ter dt'ur decahe'dron
daugh'terly dcar'ft ^] dec'aliter
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daunt di'ar'pst L/'- dec'alitre

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daunt'ed dear'ly decal'ogist

daunt'cr
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dearth
dec'alogue
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daunt'lcssly dea'sil ' dec'ametre

' daunt'Irssness death decamp'
/ u^'" dau'phin death'-bed
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decamped'
dau'phiness ( death'less I .
decamp'ing
dav'cnport death'Iike decamp'raent
dav'it
da'vy
death'ly
death'-rate
u dec'anal
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I- I daw death's'-head decan'drian
daw'dle death'-warrant dccan'drous

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daw'dler
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debac'le
debar'
u decan'gular
decant'
r daw'dling
i (l.iwk
debark' L dccanta'tion
debarka'tion dccant'ed
dawn debarked' decant'er
dawned debark'ing decant'ing
dawn'ing debarred' decaphyl'lou»
day debar'ring decap'itate
day'book debase' decap'itated
day'break I
debased' decap'italing

m •v
'
day'-dream
dav'-Iabouror
da/light
day'spring
day'-star
day" time
day'-work
debase'ment
deba'ser
deba'sing
deba'table
debate'
deba'ted
deba'ter
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decapita'tion
dec'apod
decap'odous
decar'bonate
decarboni?a'tion
decar'lxmize
decar'bonized
daze deba'tinR decar'bonizing
i daz'zle debauch' dec'astich
daz'zled debauched' dec'astyle
daz'zling debauchee' decasyllab'ic
dea'con debauch'er decay'
dea'coness debauch'ery decayed'
dea'coiiry debauch'ing decaVer
dea'conship debauch'ment decay'ing
dead deben'ture decease'
dead'cn deben'tured deceased'

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L I
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dead'ened
dead'ening
dead'eve
deadliead
u k- • debil'itate
debil'itated
debil'itating
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deceas'ing
deceit'
deceit'ful
debilita'tion decrit'fulness
deadOieat delril'ity deceit'Iess
dead'-letter deb'it deceiv'able
dead'lifr deb'itcd deceive'
deadlift deb'iting
V: deceived'
deadlight debonair' dcceiv'er
dead'liness debouch' deceiv'ing
deadlock debria' Decwn'ber
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deceuifld tt defaced

/' ^ dccpm'fid
decpm'vir
d'ccm'viral
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decli'natory
decline'
declined' s
decrep'itatc
decrep'itated
decrepitating
deccmvini<e derli'ner
(le'cpiicy L docli'niiie I--
decrppita'tioii
dccrep'itness
decen'iiary doclinoni'eter i-J decrep'itude
decPii'nial fieri i'llfJUS L. decrps'cent
dnoori'iiiiim di'div'itous decre'tal
I do'cent
C de'cRntly
I..I
decliv'ity
dl'cll'vMIK
decrc'tist
decre'tive
dtcen'tralize decoct' decre'tory
di-cep'tion L_ decoct'ed decri'al
X decpp'tioHS decoct'ible
i decried'
decep'tive
1 1 s decoct'ing decruita'tion
I decpp'tively dccoc'tion J'
decry'
J decep'tiveiipss dpcoct'ive decry'iiig
dpcim' decohere' dccum'bence
deccrp'tion dpcol'late
'^ decum'bency
dpci'cfable decol'lated h decura'bent
dwidc' decol'lating dec'uple
dcci'ded L^- decolla'tion
•v dec'iipled
deci'dedly decollple' 1,^ dec'upling
deci'der dpcul'or
1 I . decu'rion
deci'ding dpciii'uur
I
decur'rcnt
dreid'uous
decid'uousness
dec'igram
decol'nrant
dpcolora'tion ^ 1.,
decur'sive
decurve'
dicol'oured deciis'sate
dec'iliter decol'ouring decus'sated
dpc'ilitre decol'orize decus'saling
iccil'lion decd'orized
1-^
-
deciissa'tion
decil'lionth dcf 'rorizing I
decus'satively
J dcc'imal dec rnpf)'sable de'dal
1 dec'iraalize ^ I: dcci impose' deda'lian
.1, dpc'imate decorapfjspd' ded'aloiis
1
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dec'imated decompo'sing ded'icate
1^ dec'imating dccora'posite ded'icated
J J decima'tion > depomposi'tion ded'icating
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dec'imeter
I
dpcompound' dedica'tion
dec'imctre
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dpcompound'ed ded'icator
I diici'phor decompound'ing dcd'icatory
I deci'phprable decon'secrate deduce'
1
\ 4 deci'phcred
<leci'pherer
dcp'orate
dpc'orated
deduced'
in deduce'ment
ili'ci'phering I'.cc'orating deducing
ilpci'sion ~ I.. di'cora'tion deducibil'ity
dtci'sivp Ipc'orative dedu'cible
deci'sively dec'orativeness
I. deduct'
deci'sivenes?
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dec 'orator [ deduct'ed
deck deco'rous deduct'ing
decked deco'rously deduc'tion
deck'er deco'rousness deduct'ive
deck'itiB decor'tlcale deed
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declaim'er
decor'ticated
decor' ticating u.
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deem
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•Iccortica'tion u deemed
J ... declama'tion deco'rum deem'ing
J ^' declam'atory L. decoy' deera'ster
i declar'able decoy' duck deep
dedara'tion decoyed' deep'en
J-1 tlodar'ative decoy'ing d 'ep'ened
dpclar'atively decrease' deep'ening
declar'atory decreased' dcep'er
declare' decreas'ing deep'est
declared' decreas'ingly
declar'er
declar'inR
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u decree'
decreed'
deeply
dprp'ness
deep'-seated
declcji'sioii decre'er deer
decli'nable detree'ing deer-stalker
dcdina'tion dec'rement deface'
dec'linator decrep'it defa:cd'

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deface ment delicateness

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defaco'ment
dpfa'cpr
dcfi'ling
defi'nable
degra'ded
degrading
defa'cing - define' l-w degra'dingly
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defal'cate defi'ner delliice'
defal'cated defi'niiig dehis'cence

^.A defarcatiiiK
d falra'titin
de'falcator
definite
definitely
dcf'initeness
dehort'
dehorta'tion
ilehort'ative
Uefanu'tioii defini'tion ''•(lort'atory
defanrat')ry defin'itive de'icide
defame' defin'itively deific
defamed' deflagrabil'ity deifie^'tion
defa'racr deflagrable de'ified
I
I defa'rning deflagrate de'ifier
defmlt' deflagrated
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defaiil fed deflagrating lU de'iform
de'ify
defaiilt'er deflagra'tion de'ifying
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defea'sarice
deflagrator
deflate'
deign
deigned
defea'sible d-flect' deigning
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defea'sibleness deflect'ed \ deil
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defeat' c'
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deflec'tion
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defecate
defecated ^ — ^
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deflo'rate
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defecator
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deflower'
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de'ity
deject'
deflowered' deject'ed
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defecfion
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defo'Iiated
defolia'tion
'p' delect edness
dejeot'er
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defect' iveness t- 1 r dcfor'est deject'ory
defetice' dcforesta'tion dejeuner
defenccd' J deform' de ju're
(l"fenre'Iess-ness
defend'
defend'able
r I deformed'
deform'er
deform' ing
delaine'
delay*
delayed'
deiciui'tinl '
deform'ity delay'er
defend'ed
defciid'er
defend'iiig
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defraud'ed
defraud'er l\
delay'ing
de'le'
del'eble
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I- defensibil'ity V defraud'ing delec'table
defeii'sible defray' delecta'tion
defen'sive defra>-ed' di-''egate,n.,fl.,(i.
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di'fen'sory defraying
' del'egating
defer' deft delega'tion
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deference deft'ly delete'
I d'-ferent deft'ness delete'rious
deferen'tial L. ^^.
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defunct' dele'fion
deferred' defy- delf
defer'rcr defy' ing de'liac
defcr'riiig degen'eracy delib'erate, adj.
def;'u'dalizc (legi-ii'iTat<', adj. delib'erate, v.
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defi'ance
defi'ant
I
dc/i'cuncy
dffi'cifnt
degen'erate, v.
degen'erated
degcn'erately
degen'erateneas
^^ K.
delib'erated
dclib'erately
delib'erateiiess
V delib'erating
I
defi'ciemly
deficit
degen'erating
df^etura'tion
K delibera'tion
delib'erative
defied", degenerative
K delib'crator
defi'er deglu'tinate del'ible
defile' deglu'tinated del'icacy
defiled' degluti'Uon del'icate
defile'ment degrada'tion del'icately
defiler degrade' del'icateness
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L^ delicatesse' demand'ant
' '~' demor'alize
drii'cious
deli'ciously
demand'ed
demand'er
u.r demor'alized
I . demor'alizing
ddi'ciousness demand'ing I V de'mos
i-v
deliga'tion
delight'
delight'ed
U
demar'cate
demarca'tion
demean'
X 1-
Demos then'ic
demote'
demot'ic
delight'ful
delight'fulness
demeaned'
demcan'ing
u demp'stcr
demurcenf
delight'ing demean 'our
delight'some u '

1 demean 'or
demul'sion
demur'
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doliinit
delimita'tioti
dement'ate ^l demure'
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dement'ed demure'ly
dpiin'eament demen'tia demure'ness
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delin'eated
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-, delin'eatmg
demersed'
demer'sion
demurred'
demur'rer
k y ' delinea'tion
delin'eator
demesne'
dem'i I
demur'riiig
demy'
' delin'eatory dem'i^od deu
delin'quency dem'ijohn denar'cotize
dftin'qucnt dem'ilune dena'rius
del'iquate dem'i-monde den'ary
deliqua'tion dem'iquaver dena'tionalize
deliquesce' dem'irep
r- deliquesced' L^ dena'tionalized
9
demisabil'ity dena'tionalizing
deliques'cence demi'sable den'driform
deliques'cent demise'
'»-' den'drite
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deliques'cing demised' dendrit'ic
^' k" delir'ious dem'isemiqua' dendrt'ical
delir'iously demi'sing [ver dcn'droid
r i—- delir'ium
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delir'ium
deliv'er
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[mens
deniis'sioii
demit'
dem'itone
hM dendrol'ogist
deiidrol'ogy
dcn'gue
ddiv'erable demo'bilize deiii able

[
J delm'erance
deliv'ered
dfliv'eror
democ'racy
dem'ocrat
u h deni'al
denied'
democrat'tc deni'er
deliv'eriug dcmocrat'ical den'igrate
r dtlir/ery demoiselle' deniza'tion
dell
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Del'phian ^-\ denom'inable
demol'isher dcnom'inate
del'phic demol'ishing denom'inated
Delsar'tiaii demoli tion
del'ta
denom'inating
de'mon I
defiomina'twn
del'toid demonetiza'tion ^f^
I dtiiomina' tional
delu'dable demon'etiie
delude'
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denom'inative
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demo'niac denom'inator
delu'ded demoni'acal dene' table
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delved
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dense
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demagog'ic dfmotistra'tion dcn'sest
dem'agogism demon'strative den'sity
dem'agogiie demon'stratively
demain' dent
dem'onstrator di'ti'tal
demand' detoon'stratory den'talize
dcmand'ahle demoraliza'tion dcn'fate
 dentated 68 derivational

den'tatcd depend'er dep'recated

denla'tion depend'itig nl dep'recating
den fed dephos'phorize dep'recatingly
I dentelle' depict' depreca'tion
"i. I- den'tide depict'ed dep'recative
detitic'ulate depict'er dep'recator
dentic'ulatca I depict'ing l-l^ dep'recatory
denticulalion depic'lion dcprc'ciatc
^"" den'tiform .n
'^
depicture Ideprc'ciaU-d
I
dcn'tifrice dcpic'tured dfprc'ciiiHw^
den'tii deplc'turing I
. deprecia'tion
dent'ing dep'ilate depre'ciative
den'tist dep'ilated depre'ciator
dc.itis'tic dep'ilatlng dcprc'ciatory
den'tistry depila'tion dep'redate
denti'tion depil'atory dep'redated
den'toid deplete' dep'redating
den'ture dcple'ted depreda'tlon
denu'date ] deple'ting dep'redator
deniida'tion J deple'tioii depred'atory
denude' dep'letory depress'
h denu'ded
J

deplor'able 1,' depressed'

denu'ding deplor'ableness deprtss'ing
-u denun'ciate deplor'ably I depress'ingly
denun'ciated deplora'tion depres'sion
denun'ciating deplore' I deprcss'ive
denuncia'tioD deplored' depress'or
denun'ciator deplor'er depri'vable
denunciatory deplor'ing depriva'tion
den/ deplor'ingly deprive'
I'M deny'ing
deobstruct'
.
I.
'•
r- deploy'
deployed' 1.
I deprived'
depri'ver
^ deob'struent deplo/ing depri'ving
's. u. deoc'ulate
•
J. deployment depth
de'odand deplume' depth'les«
1 deodar' depo'larize depul'sion
li deodoriza'tion \''r depo'nent dep'iirate
dco'dorize I
depop'ularize dep'urated
deo'dorized depop'ulate dep'urating
deo'dorizer depop'ulated depura'tioii
deo'donzing depop'ulating dep'urator
deontol'ogy depopula'tion depu'ratory
deox'idate depop'ulator "'1 deputa'tion
deox'idate<l deport' depute'
Hi;' deox'idating
deoxida'tioD
deporta'tion
deport'ed
depu'ted
depu'ting
deox'idize deport'ing dep'uty
deox'idized deport'ment derail'
deox'idizing
deox'ygenate V':- depo'sable
depo'sa]
dcrail'mi'iit
derange'
deox'ygeniie depose' derange'able
depart' deposed' deranged'
depart'ed depo'ser derange'ment
depart'er depo'sing derang'ing
depart'ing dcpos'it ' der'elict
dcpart'ment depos'itary 1 derelic'tion
departmeiit'al dcpos'ited l.l deride'
(ifp.irlment'ally dcpos'iting M deri'ded
depar'ture deposi'tion I, deri'der
depas'ture depos'itor l.L deri'ding
Kl:
depau'perate
depau'perize
depos'itory
depot 1 V deri'dingly
deri'sible
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depend' deprava'lion deri'sion
icpond'^ht" deprave' deri'«ive
depend'ant depraved' rleri'sively
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depend'ence depra'ving deri'sory
depend'oncy
depend'cnt
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deprav'ity
dep'recable
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deri'vation
depend'ently
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dep'recate IM deriva'tional
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dpriv'ative des'iccate \t despolia'tion

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dcriv'ativply des'iccated i despond'
derive' 1.^ (1 's'iccating 1 despond'ed
derived' desicca'tior * despond'ence
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dcri'vrr desic'calive ' J despond'ency
deri'ving 1. di's'iccator *-
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despond'ent
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derm desid'erate J despond'ing
1 / der'mal desid'crated des pot
dermat'ic I desid'erating J despot'ic
der'matoid U- desid'erative *- despot'ical
^ -
dermatol'ogy desidera'tura J des'potism

1 — 1 _ (I-T'niio
dirmog'raphy
design'-able
des'ignale _
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despot'ize
despura'ate
der'raoid des'ignated despiim'ated
dermot'oray dcs'ignating des pumating
dcr'iiier desigiia'tion despiima'tion
L der'ogate des'ignator des quamafe
1_ derogated designed' desqit-ma'tion
der'ngating design'edly dessert'
derogi'tiofi design'er dessert'spoonful
derog'atory design'ing dcstina'tion
der'rick design'less
'
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des'tine
I 1
I ^ der'ringcr
der'vish
\ desirabil'ity des'tined
desir'able des'tining
descant
descaiit'ed
descant'er
i
desir'ablcness
desire'
desired'
l,^ des'tiny
des'titute
destitu'tion
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.

descant'in'j desir'er ii. destroy*

descend' desir'ing destroyed'
descend'ant desir'ous J, destrov'er
I, desociid'ed desist' destroying
L descend'ent desint'ance destnictibil'ity
t \
descend'er dpsi>;t'ed destruc'tible
desceiidibil'its dcsist'ing destruc'tion

ils descend'ible
dcscend'ing
descen'sion l-.l
desi'tion
desk
desmol'ogy
destruc'tive
dcstruc' lively
dcslruc'tivei\csi
L- descen'sional il'>'"|atc, (Ji/;. des true' tor
descen'sive i d( "s'olate, v. desiida'tion
<.
descent' des'olated des'uetude
descri'bable ries'olateness dcs'iiltorily
^- ^> describe'
described'
des'oiating
desola'tion
des'ultoriness
des'ultory
\ drscri'ber des'olator detach'
I,
dcscri'bing despair' detached'
descried' I. despaired' detach'ing
descri'er despair'ing detach'ment
(hacrip'tion despair'ingly detail'
^
ili'srrip'ti'ins despatch' detailed'
'
dcscrip'tive despatched' detail'er
descrip'tively despatch'ing detail'ing
descry'
de!"ry'iMg
despera'do
dcs'perate
•''i detain'
dctain'der
des'ecrate des'perately detained'
I. des'ecra ted
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despera'tion detain'er
des'ecrating des'picable detain'ing
desecra'tion des'picableness detect'
desert \ des'picably detecf'ahle
desert'ed
<. \ despi'sable detect'ed
desert'cr despise' I detect'er-or
<lesert'ing despised' detect'ing
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deser'lion despi'ser detec'tion
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desert'Iess despi'sing fleter'tive
deserAv' despite' detent'
dest. v'ed'
j^ despite'ful ileten'tion
deserv'edly despoil' deter'
deser\''er despoiled' deterge'
deserv'ing despoil'er
JV. deserv'ingly i.,i, I-!'
deterged'
despoil'ing deter'genl
Iv- deshabille' despoil'ment deter'ging
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dete'riorate deutox'ide dex'trou*

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dpte'riorated
detp'rioriiting
deleriora'tion
liiL devapora'tion
dev'astate -y
dex'terously
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dex'trou^Iy
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dev'astated dex'tral
deter'ment dcv'astating dextral'ity
dtter'rainable devasta'tion dex'trine
\ drter'miiiant devel'op dextrors'al
deter'minate i devel'oped dex'trose

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deter'miriatPly
determina'tioii
devel'oper
devd'oping
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r Dey
dho'bi
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dPtPr'minative devel'opment dho'ti
deter'raino devest' 1 . dhow
dctcr'mined de'viate dhur'rie
deter'minpdiy de'viated diabe'tes
1 deter'rainfr de'viating diabe'tic
deter'mining devia'tion ^^.,. dia'blerie

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cli't'T'iiiinisiii
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dev'ilishly
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diacaus'tic
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diac'onal
detest'able de'vious diac'onate
detesta'tion de'viouslv diacous'tic
detest'ed de'viousiiess 1^ diacrit'ic
dctest'er devi'sable
r detest'ing
dethrone'
devise'
devised'
diacrit'ical
di'adem
' difer'esis
di throned' devisee' dier'esis
dethmne'ment devi'ser diagnn'sis
dethro'ncr devi'sing diagnos'tic
dethro'ning { devi'sor diagora'eter
det'inue
det'onatt
devi'talize
devitrifica'tion
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diag'onally
det'onated devit'rify di'agram
dft'oiiating devo'calize diagrammat'ic
detona'tioii devoid' di'agraph
det'onator devoir' diagraph'ic
detimiza'tion devohi'tion r di'al

fm det'onize
det'onized
det'onizing
devolve'
devolved'
devolv'ing
di'alect
dialec'tic
dialec'tical
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detort' dev'onport
detour' devote' V '

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di'aling
(li'alliiie
detract' devo'ted \' di'al ist
dctract'ed dcvo'tedness di'allage
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detract'ing I devotee' dial'ogism
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detract'ive devo'ting dialogis'tic
detract'or
detract'ory
devo'tion
devo'tional
n dial'ogize
di'alogue
dct'riment devour' r- di'al-plate
detrimen'tal : v^ devoured' dial'ysis
dcfri'tal I devour'er diamagnei'ic
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detri'tion devour'ing diani'eter
detri'tu' devout' diam'etral
detrude' devout'ly diamet'ric
dctrud'cd
detrud'ing
detnm'cate
L dew
devout'ness

dewan'
diamet'rical
di 'amend
DIan'dria
detnin'rated dew'drop dian'drian
l.n. dotnmca'tion dew'iiiess dian'drous
detru'sion v^ dew'lap Dian'tbus
deuce dew'-point I". diapa'son
deuterog'amist dew'y di'aper
:-- I
deulpfog'aray
Deuteron'omy
u dex'ter
dexter'ity IL.,
di'aphane
diaphane'ity
deuterop'athy dex'terous diaphan'ic
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diaphanom'eter
diaph'anoiis
l^ die'-sinker
rti'csis
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di'graph
diaphon'ic
diaphore'sis
di'et
di'etary
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r: diaphorct'ic di'cted digress'ing
di'aphragm diVter digres'sion
diaph'ysis dicttt'ic digres'sion.il
diarian r dietet'ical digress'ive
di'arist di'ctiiie digvii'ian
diarrhaa'a di'eting ;, diiryuoui
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Idiarrhe'a J differ dihe'dral

diarrhoet'ic differed dihe'dron
i"j- diarthro'sis dif'tcence diju'Jicate
di'ary differenced dijudica'tion
di'astase liif'ftrt'tuiu^ I dike
dias'tole liil'tcrfitl diked
di'astyle iliffcren'tii di'king
Diates'saro i diffrren'ti il dilac'erate
diather'mal diiTercii'ti.tte ' di,\if>'tJ<i/,-
diathcr'manous diffirentic'tion i
dilii^'id;Ued
diath'esis iUf'/t'rriU\y t dihip' idatwi^
Diatoraa'cc£B JifliniU dtiitpidiitum
diaton'ic (hl'ficuUy (lilap . ator
di'atribe diffidtiice dilat,il<irity
dib diffident dila'table
dib'ble difform dilata'tion
dib'blrd diffract' dilate'
dib'bler ditfract'cd dilat'i<d
dib'blinf; diffract'ing dila'ting
dib'stone diffrac'tion di la' lion
dice I
diffuse', aJj. dila'tor
dice'-box dilTuse', I', dil'atorily
diceph'aloiis diffused' dil'atoriuess
di'cer dilfuse'iy dil'atory
dichot'nmize difTu'ser dilcm'ma
Pk dichot'omous diffusibil'ity .' 1 .or I ,. dilettan'te
dichot'omy

^^ diehromat'ic
di'cing
diffus'ible
diffns'ing Hi/ dilettan'tism
d'l'igcnce

U
L. dicK'ens
dick'er
SI diffus'ion
diffu'sive
diffu'sively is
dil'igcnt
dii'igently
dill

171
L dick'ey, dick'y
dicotyle'don
diffu'fivenebS dil'uent
dig dilute'
dicotyled'onous digam'raa dilu'ted
dic'tate digas'tric dilu'ter
dic'tated (li'Si'St, H. dilu'ting
die' ta ting digest', !'. I V dila'tion
dicta'tion
dicta'tor
J digest'ed
digest'er
dilu'vial
dilu'vian
dictato'rial J digostibil'ity dilu'vium
dicta'torship digest'iblc dim
L. dic'tion digest'ing dime
'l^ dic'tioiiary diges'tion dimen'sion
dic'tura digest'ive dira'eter
did diegod dimid'iate
didac'tic dig'ger dimin'ish
didac'tical dig'ging dimin'ished
didac'tyl dig'it 7 dimin'ishing
didac'tvlous dig'ital diminuen'do
did'dle: digita'lis diminu'tion
did'dled
did'dling
1:'^ (lig'itato,
dig'itatc, V.
rti/;. dimin'utive
dira'issory
didecaln'Mra'
) di^'italed dira'ity
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didst digita'tion dimly
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did'ymous
didyna'mian
didyn'amous
die
UL dig'itigrade
di'glvph
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diii'nificd
difi'ni/y
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dimmed
dim'ming
dim'mish
dim'ness
died rfiK'di/ying dimor'phism
die-hard U dig'nitary dimor'phous
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dimple diseloser

L, dim'ple direct'orate disapproved'

dim'plcd -. directorial disapprovingly
dim'plmg .'/ direct'ory disarm'
dini'ply _, direct'rcss disarm'ament
din I. direct'rix disarmed'
diiir dire'fiil disarm'ing
diiird !;)
dire'fuliipss disarrange'
di'ncr
L ding ;"'*
dir'ir
dir'est
fli^.lr^anged'
disarrange'ment
k. din^'-dong
dinged
dirge
dir'Igeiit
disarrang'ing
<lisarrav'
iliii'Ri y, ilin'ghy J (lir'iUlble <lis.irr.i.yed'
din'gincss ,^ dirk disa.ray'ing
ding'ing I dirt disasso'ciate
diti'gle dirt'ied (li~a--i( i.i'liiin
diii'go dirt'ier
I
disas'ter
din'gy
L di'niiig
dirtiest disas'trous

J
L J
di'iiiiig-room
dirt'ily
dirt'iness
disas'trously
disavow'
din'ner
J
L din'ning
dirt'y
dirt'ying
disavow'al
disavowed'
I
din'nprless I Hi-; disa\'ow'ing
>-- Dinothe'rium disabil'itv disband'
dint disa'ble dislund'ed
diiit'cd ^ disa-l)h'd disband'ing
dioc'esan <l;-..i'l)liiig disband'ment
di'occse ~' disabuse' disbelief
Dioe'cia disabused' disbelieve'
diiE'cian disabus'ing disb^'lieved'
diop'ter di^(i./f.i«'/<i!;,- disbeliev'er
diop'tric <iisrt(/l'<IH/(i':,'i"U>
I
disl)eliev'ing
diop'trical
I
tlis^i(/r£lH/(/'^Jt- disburden
r.r diora'ma t disafTect' [ouslii disbur'dened
diora'mic disaffect'ed disbur'dening
diortlio'sis disatfect'ing disburse'
diox'ide - disatTcc'tion disbursed'
'V,
•

disartirni' disburse'mcnt
I, odipet'alous disalfirm'ancc
^ disburs'er
(irphon** disariirmed' disburs'ins
(ii'ph'iriir disaffirm'ing
_^ disc
diphthe'ria disaflor'rst dis -ard'
diph'thong I

I diphthoii'gal
dip'loe
''": disagree'
disagrce'able
disigree'ablenes^ k
discard'ed
discard'ing
discern'
"J. diplo'iua <lisagree'ably discerned'
diplo'macy disagreed' discem'er
dip'Ioraat disagrec'ing discern'ible
j: ) dip'lomated disagree'ment discern'ing
"^ diplomal'ic dis.illoi' discern'ingly
diplomat'ically disallow'able disceni'ment
diplo'matist disallow'ance
.
liifickitr^f'
dipped I
disallowed'
dip'per disallow'iiig dischar'ger
dip'ping disan'imate disclutr'f^ini^
dips I
disannul' dis'rifnnn
dip^oma'nia disannulled' disci'ple
Uip'tcra disannul'ling disci 'pleship
dipteral disappear' dis'cipjinable
dip'tole disappear'ance discipliiia'rian
dip'tych disappeared' dis'ciplinary
diradia'tion ^ disappear'ing dis'riplirie
dire disappoint' dis'rintined
. -iir.ct' disappoint'ed dis'cijilining
J direct'ed disappfiint'ing
1— , ~ disclaim'
. direet'ing distippotnl'mtnt disclaimed'
o dircc'tion disapproba'tion disclaim'er
. _ dirrct'ive . disap probatory disolaim'ing
'^ directly ^1 disappro'priate disclose'
direct'riess disapprov'al i- disclosed'
direct'or disapprove'
1
disclo'ser
 diseiosiiiK 78 diBgnst

disclo'sing I. disciHir'tmjusly disembow'elling

- 1 disclo'siire discour'tesy disembroil'
dis'coid dis'coiis disembroiled'
J.
tli>!coi'dal discov'er > disembruil'inK
discnl'or
'

I. discov'erablo A disena'ble
discol'our
I
discov'ercd disena'bled
discolora'tioii discov'erer di'ena'bling
discnl'orcd iliscov'ering I aisenam'oured
discul'oring I discov'erture disenchant'
discom'fit "V discov'ery disenchant'ed
(liscoin'fitcd l- discred'it disfnchant'er
ili-ii iiii'fiti r I di-icred'itable disenchaiit'ing
discora'fitiiig < L 'iiscred'ited disenchant'nient
- I discotn'fiture discred'itiii!; disencum'l)cr
discom'fort discreet' disencum bered
I (iiscom'fnrtod discreet'ly disencum'bering
di^com'forting discrecl'iiess disencum'brance
~ l- \
iliscomrui'iid' I discrep'ance disendow' men t
disoomiuode' discrep'ancy c'.isenfran'chise
I-.
discoinmo'ded I discrep'ant disengage'
discommo'dinc discrete' disengaged
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discomrno'dious I
discre'tion disengage'ment
discompose' discre'tional disengag'ing
u discomposed'
discompo'sing
disrre'tionary
discre'tive
disenno'ble
disenno'blcd
I-
liscomp')'sure liiscritn'iiialf, a. disenno'bling
disconcert' discrim'inatp, v. disenrol'
disconccrt'rd discrim'inated disenslave'
disci incert'ing discrim'inately i^v disen slaved'
disconnect' di'^crim'iiinting disenslav'ing
diiconnt'ct'cd diserimina'tion difentan'ele
discontiect'ing discriminative discntan'gled
disconnoc'tion discriminator u disentan'gling
disron'solate discrim'inatory diseuthrnlV
discontent' discrown' disen tlironc'
discontent'ed discrowned' disentrance'
discontent'edly discrown'ing i\\~, \lah' Itsh
I
discontent'ing discur'sion -. A\>esltth' I islud
'\\^cmtcnt' meni I.., discur'sive \ i\\<estab' lish-
di-oontin'uaiice discur'sively disesteem' \ment
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i
ontinua'tion
-contin'ue
1

I
u disciir'sory
dis'cus
disesteemed'
disesteem'ing
discontin'ued '•

I. discuss' "stima'tion
I I: discontin'uing '
discussed' disfa'vor
discontinu'ity discuss'er disfa'vour
^
I

h discontin'uous I ^ discuss'in? dis'a'voured

I
-
) discord J discus'sii in dis favourirg
discord'ance 1
discnss'ive disfiguration
I )
discord'ancy \
disru'tient disfig'ure
I, - I disrr>rd'ant disdain' disfig'urcd
discos'tate disdained' disfieuremcnt
'
)
discount disdain'ful c'.isfip'urer
discount'able
disi.ount'cd
'\ } disdaiii'fidly ^ I disfiq'uring

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discoun'tcnancod J
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disd.iin'ing
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diseased' (7*
disfran chise
disfran'chised
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dIsoDunt'ing J:-
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disembirka'tion i-i disgoree'ment
discour'age j
diserabar'rass disgorg'ing
discour'aged i
disembar'rassed disgrace
*li5coar',it;rrnetit i discmbar'rassiiiK dis^r.icetl'
disco\ir'ager 'li-riiiii.tr'rri-.-ment disjrace'ful
k
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discour'aging ! disembodied disgrace'fuUy

I. discourse' disembiDd'iment ul disg^ac'ing
discoursed'
disrours'er
discours'ing
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discmbfjd'ying
disembogue'
disguise'
disguised'
disgui'ser
discours'ive disembow'el disgui'sing
discour'tcoiis disembow'elled disgust'
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k
^ L.
disgust'iHl
diSRiist'ful
disliked'
disli'ker 1.
dispart'
dispart'ed
di^srusl'iriK disli'kitig dispart'ing
di<h dis'lociito dispas'sion
<^ dishabillp' dis'locatrd dispai'sionate
di«h'-cloth dis'locatiiig dispatch'
dishcartVn disloca'tion
u dishrart'piipd dislodge'
dispel'
dispelled'
dislirart'eiiitig dislodged' dikpel'ling
dished dislodging dispen 'sable
dishnv't't dislodg'ment dispen'sary
I
di%hpv'rl«l disloy'al J diipensa'tion
I disliev'tlled disloy'allv J dis pentalor
1
dishpv'elling di.-loy'alty dispen'satory
dish'inR dii'mal dispense'
dishon'Mt dit'mallv dispensed'
dishon'ntiv disman'tle dispen'ser
dishoii'rstv disnian'tled dispen'sing
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dishon'or -1 disrr 'n'tling dispeo'pir
I
dish'»n'our \ di«- k' dispeo'pleii
dishi)n'ourable iv disn, .1' disper'mous
I
dishon'or ary I
dismast'H disperse'
L disiion'or dismast'ing dispersed'
di'ihon'f'Ui I, dismay' dispers'er
dishon'. dismayed' ' dispen'ing
} , disillu dismay'ing disper'sion
dtsintli; disme dispers'ive
divine!;, dismem'ber dispir'it
I. disincliiu dismem'hered dispir'ited

u"-- disiticlin'ing
disiiicor'p<>rate
dismom'bering
ili'^nicm'berment
dispir'iting
displace'
disir.cor'porated ( -
dismiss' 1. displaced'
li- disincor'porating I /
dismiss'al displace'ment
.'- disincorpora'tioi;:
disinfect'
disinfect'ant
'
I _ dismissed'
disniiss'ing
dismis'sion
displac'ing
displaiit'
1
displant'ed
l',- disinfect'pd I . dismiss'ive displant'iiig
disinf»>c'tion |
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dismiss'ory display'
disingenu'ity
7'' disingrn'iiniis J
dismount'
dismount'ed
displayed'
i

display'er
disiiigcn'uuusly dismoiint'ing displa/ing
disingeii'uons- disobe'dience
disinhfr'it [ness|
disinher'itancc
\^ disobe'dient
disobe'diently
displease'
displeased'
displeas'er
disinher'ited disobey* displeas'ing
disinhor'iting disobeyed' displeas'ure
disin'tpgrablp disobey'er displode'
(lisin'tcgrate disobey'ing displo'sion
I- disin'tegrated
disiii'tcgratiiig
disintegra'tion
disoblige'
disobliged'
disobli'ging
'v displo'sive
displume'
displumed'
L disintPr' disor'der displum'ing
L disin' linsted disor'dered dispone'
If- disinterestedly disor'dering dispo'ner
disin' teresledness disor'derliness disport'
I dislnter'ment disor'derly disport'ed
disinterred' (li5or?amrn'/io« disport'ing
diVnthrair I (lisor'ganiif dispo'sable
disjoin' 1 disor'ga«ixc(/ dispo'sal
disjoined' ilisor'sawittT dispose'
disjoin'ing disown' disposed'
disjoint' disowned' J. di5f-o'eef
disjoint'ed dispar'age I.
dispo'sing
disjoint'inp dispar'aged disposi'tion
disjunct' dispar'agement dispossess'
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t I
difjunr'tion
disjiinct'ive
' dispar'ager
dispai'aging
dispossessed'
disposses'sing
di«junct'ivelv dispar'agiiigly disposses'sion
disk disparate •
dispossess'or
dislike' dispar'ity •
K dispraise'
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disproof 7i diatributor

difpnnf diwem'blr diitain'ing

dupropor' lion dissem'bled L dis'tance
itis( r')iH»r'tM»ii.il.l»- dissrm'bler dis'taiicrd
(lispropor'tional diss^m'bliiig dis'tanciiig
) ^ ilisprnpnr' tuinati dissem'inale dis'tant
Jtxprnpor'tionfd dissem'iri.ited dis'tantly
disprov'ablp dissem'inatiiig distaste'
di^prov'al dissemina'tinn distast'ed
disprove' disMin'inatof dislaste'ful
disproved'
]
dissni'sion distem'per
disprov'rr dissent' distein'perancc
ilisprov'ing dinsent'ed distem'pered
disputable diisent'tr distem'pering
I '
dis'putant dissen'tient distend
dispnfa'tion ~ I;
ilissent'ing distend'ed
disp'jta'tious
dispu'tative
disserta'ti'Mi
disserve'
distcnd'ing
distcniibil'ity *5|
di^putl' disserved' disten'sible
dispu't<^ disserv'ice disten'sion
diipii'toT
dispu'liiig \ disserv'iceablr
disserv'ing
disten'sive
dis'tich
disqiialifica'tinii dissev'er distil', distill'
disqualified dissev'erance dislil'lable
1 disqual'ify dissevera'tion . \ I distil'late
disqual'ifyinf disscv'ered distilla'tion
disqui'et dissev'criiig distil'latory
disqui'"ted dis'sidence distilled'
i
disqui'eting dis'sident \ distil'ler
disqui'etude dissil'ient I distil'lery
- ,1
disquisi'tioii dissim'ilar I distil'ling
di'iquisi'tional dissimilar'ity distinct'
disregard' dissirnilVtion distinc'tion
disregard'rd dissimil'itude distinct'ive
disregard'fiil dissim'ulate distinct'ively
disreeard'ing dissimula'tton distinct'iveness
disrel'ish I. dis'sipatr distinct'ly
disrcl'ished dis'sipatrd distinct'ness
disrcl'ishing dis'sipating disiin'euish
disrepair' dissipa'tion dis/in'RM is Aable
disrep'utable U.''^
- \ disrepute'
disso'riable distin'guisHed
I disso'cial distin'guisher
ilisrespict' disso'ciate (fis^iii'CMiskiiig
disrcspiCt'/til di«so'ciatcd distort'
disrespect' fully disso'ciating dislort'ed
disrobe' dissncia'tion distort'ing
disrobed'
\
K dissolubil'ity distor'tioii
disro'brr dis'soluble distort'ive
1
l-V disro'bing |.
dis'solule I, distract'
disrup'tion dis'solutely i distract'ed
J disnip'tive ).- dis'soluteness distract'ing
\
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disrup'ture dissolu'tioM distrac'tion
(li-sij/is/(if7io« dissolvabil'ity distract'ive
(li'^sa^is, 'tor\ dissolv'able distrain'
I dissat'islieU dissolve' distrain'able
dissat'isfv dissolved' distrained'
dissat'isfying I
^ dissolv'ent distrain'er
I
I, dissect' dissolv'er distrait'
d'ssect'cd -dissolv'ing distraught'
dissect'ible dis'sonance distress'
dissect'ing dis'sonancy distressed'
1—
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dissec'tion dis'sonant distress'ful
I _ diiSctt'or 1. di:>suade' d'stress'ing
disseise'
I dissua'ded distrib'utary
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dissnire'
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dissua'der distrib'ute
disseized' dissua'ding distrib'uted
disseizee' dissua'sion distrib'uter
disseiz'tu ^ dissua'sive distrib'nting
disseiz'ing \ dis'taff distribu'tion
disselr'or distain' distrib'utive
dissem'blance distained' distrib'utor
 district 7t doingi

dit'trict divrr'sify d'>c'tor»te

divir'sHying •I'lc'torrd
ilii'trix diver'sioti iUh'tnriwz
dinnnf divrr'sity doc'trcss
<lij|rtist'r<l divert' JivlfirtMr'
dijtrmtVT divert'ed itic'IrinM
(listnist'ful diverl'er 1 ttnc'ltiiie
(listru'tt'iiii; I ^ diverl'ing i dfw'umeiit
Uistimt'lM* diver'ti'eiiiciit d'lcunien'tal
disturb' divert'ive dooumen'tary
distnrb'dncf divest' dod
disturbed' divpst'cil do<i'der
disturl''fr divest'ible I
1. il'Kl'dered
liitiirb'inR divcst'ing d'Klec'agon
disiil'phitp divos'turc
disul'phiir'-t L <.
divi'dablc
d'Mlecagyn'ian
dixlecahe'dror,
disulphu'rif divide' diidecan'drian
rtisiin'ioii 'livi'de*! dodecan'<!rons
'lisiin'innist div'idiiid doderasyl'lable
I diiuiiite' divi'der
\ dodge
I disunit'fd
L divi'diiif dtxlgcd

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disii'.i'ter
disunit'ini;
diiu'iiilv
disu'sagp
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diviiia'ti"!!
div'iiiattir
divine'
divined'
7; dodg'ei
dodg ing
do'<lo
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disuse', H. I. divine'ly rfo'(T
disuse', t'.
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disused' L divi'ner
di'ving t-.
does, 1'.
doe'skin
disus'ing di'ving-b'll doff
I'-Iv •
disval'ue
disyllabic
divi'ning
divin'ity
doffed
doff'er
disvl'lablc divisihii'ily doff'ing
dttcli
ditched'
divis'ibl."
divis'iblenpss
L dog
I
il'.K'lwrrv
ditch'^ ' division di ig'-car<
) ditch'ifii; divi'si"iial dng'-days
.lit( li'-w.itor divi'sive
I
d..gc
di'theism divi'sively Jog -eared
di'thpist rlivi'sor dog-fish
dithois'tic divorce' dogged
ditli'yr.iinb divf)rced' t\i in'gitl
ditliyram'bic tlivor'-er df>g'gedly
di'toiie l-\ divor'ciblc Qog'gedness
dittany I,-- ilivor'cing .l..^.'n,.r
dit'to divorce'ment dog'gerel
dit'ty divulge' dog'gish
'liure'sis divulged'
'i, dog'ma
- diurpt'ic divul'^jer
I

dog'mat'ie
diur'nal divtil'qinK dogniat'iral
r... divaga'tion divuVsion dogmat'icalness
divan' aij'en dograat'ics
divar'icate fliz'ziiipss dog'matism
L divar'icatfd
divar'icatinq
diz'zv dog'matist
dn dog'matize
divarica'tioii dob'bin dog'matizcd
t dive do'cent dog'matiiPr
<Iivpd doc'ile dog'matizing
di'ver diKil'ity dog' rose
divprRp' doc'ima'^y dog's'-ear
diyergpd' dociraastic ilng's'-rared
diver'gence J /
I
divpr'gency L rtn^trriol'offv
dock u ^ d!!!f';'-me.it
dog'-star
diver'getit dock'age dog'tooth
diver'ging dock'et dog'-trot
di'vers In dock'etcd dog'-watch
diverse' dock'eting dog'wood

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-
diverse'ly
diversifica'tion
diver'sififd
U d<5ck'ing
dock'yard
doc'tor
dohl
doi'ly
(/n'ing
diver'siform doc'toral
T i/o'ings
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doit 77 doiinenH

r dolt '-' 1 IXxi'atitm doub'lenrss

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don 'Jon
d'ln'kev
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doubl'ablp
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1" '. doli'ximtly /I d'ju'ua ilonlit'ir
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do'ling ;.
L doM'iiiiii!
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.1, I doubt'lul
1 (i.)'-hill.- '
, do'iior 1 doubi'lully
1 doll 1
' ,l,.,'li. ,.l.«.'ly 1 doubt'lulnesM
1 . dol'lar ' •
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doom 1. diMibt'ing
I dolly dcwniid > dotibt'ingly
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d"ubt'les"
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fio'lour /
d(X)r'-nail 1- doi
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dolorif'erou* -' iliKir'-sli

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dough'nut
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dolorif'ir '
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door'tiay dough' tily
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durorouily il.ir.il'.ri '
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dough ty
dol'phin ^-, Dor'i'.is ,
! dough'y
douse
dolt '
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do'ree 1

dolt'ish Do'riaii t doused

dolt'iihn(^»
domain'
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Dor'ic
Dor'idi.u
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dous'iiig
dove
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dome diir'raaiicy 1 dove'-cot

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domed
Uomei'd?.y
domes' tic
riornes'ticate
;: dor'raant
dor'mer
dor'niiiive
(lor'initory
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I dove'likc
dovc'tail
dove'tailed
dove'tailirg
r I
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domj-s'iicateJ dormouse
,

~ dow'able
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' — doratVlicatiiig
domestica'ticn
dor'sal
dor'sel
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dow'agcr
dow'dy
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* domestic'ity dor'sum doVdyish
1
f dom'icilp, n. tlo'ry J I- dow'el
dom'icile, ». do'sage dow'eled
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domiciled ^ dose (dow'elled

' domicir'ary '•
dosed (,'- dow'elling
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do'sing ,
1 dow'er
domicil'iatpd ' dos'saf do.if'ered
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domicil'iating
domicilia'tioQ
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dos'ser
dossier'
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dow'erlcss
dow'las
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dom'inant 1
, dost I.J down 'cast
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dot J.
Jnwn'iM
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do'tage 1 .
down 'haul
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dom'inating do'tard ' '^^ down'hearted

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domina'lion 1
dota'tion 1
down'-hill
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dom'inative 1-
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dote \ . .

down'iness
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dora'inator '
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do' ted Jown'ymr
domineer' ' do'tel '- /• down right
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domineered' ';
do'ter 1 •.

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down'sitting
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) , doth 1 : • down 'stairs
. ' -— Domin'ical . ' " do' ting
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Domin'ican -
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' do'tingly 1 . down'ward
u_ dom'inie L 1. dol'tard 1^ down'y
'—
— domin'ion dow'ry
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r dot'ted 1

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dt>m'iiiu dot'trrel I. dowse
'-•' dom'inoes \ -
dot'ting I\7 doxol'ogy
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dom'inus J' douane'

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r ,
don
dona
doub'Ie - > doyen'
doze
doub' le-barrolied

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donate'
dona'ted
dona'ting
dona'tion
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uoub'led
doub'le-dealing
doub'le-face
doub'le-faced
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doz'en
do'zer
do'ziness
 dozing 78 drnbbed

Iw do'zing draw'er drift'ing

do'iy draw'ers drift'wood
I drab
drab'ble
L draw'ing
draw'ing-master
drill
drilled
drab'bled draw'ing-pen drill'ing
drab'bling
I - 1
drachm '
draw'ing-room
r- drawl
1 driU'-plough
drill'-sergeant
1 -
drach'ma drawled dri'ly
i,_ Dracon'ic drawl 'er drink
1 draff drawl'ing drink'able
I draff'v drawn drink'er
V,
1
, draft
draft'ed
draw'-net
dray
-"-C, drink'ing
drink'-offering
draft'ing i' ciray'-car/ drip
drafts'man dray'-horse
1
1 i drag
dragged
u drajr'raan
dripped
drip'ping
dread
1
L_ dragging dread'ed
drip'ping-pan
drip'pings
i_ drag'gle dread'ful • drive

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drag'gled
drag'gling
drag'-net
drag'oman
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dread'fuily
dread'fiiiness
dread'ing ,1
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driv'el
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driv-'eled
driv'elled
dread'le« driv'eller
L, drag'on dread'lessness driv'elling
1
drag'onet dread'nought driv'en
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]_ \ drag'on-fly dream dri'ver

,

^ 1_ drag'onisb
dragoon'
dreamed
dream'er ''Lt dri'ving
dri'ving-shaft
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dragoon ade' dream' iness driz'zle

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dragooned' dream'ing driz'rled

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dra^.oon'ing dream'ingly driz'xling
drain dream'less drii'ily
1
} \ drain 'able
drain'age
dreamt V
y-
droll
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dreara'y droU'ery
drained 1
drear L,- drom'edary

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drain'er drear'ily drone
drain 'ing drear'iness j- droned
drain'-trap
1 1-
drake
drear'y
dredge
t dro'ning
dro'nish
1- dram dredged
u dra'ma dredg'er
droop
drooped

t^
dramat'ic
dramatical i dredg'ing
dredg'ing-box
drooping
droop'ingly

1
(iramat'ically
dram'atist
A. dreg'giness
dreg'gy
drop
drop'lct
1 I dram'atize dregs I
dropped
f dram'atized drench
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dropping
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dram'atizing drenched i
V drop'-scene
,^^1 dram'-drinker
dram'-shop
drench'ing drop'sical
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Dres'den '
1 drop'sy
drank
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drape
dress
dress'coat
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drosh'ky
dros'ky
1
draped dressed | dross
> dra per 1 dress'er I dross'iness
dra'pery dress'ing ! dross'y
1-
dra'ping
K dras'tic
drcs'sing-case
dres'sing-gowii
drought
drought'y
draught dres'sing-room drouth
draught'-board drps'sing-tablc 1-.?/' drove
draught'-engine dress'maker dro'ver
draught'-horse dress'y drown
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lirauglit'incss drib'ble drowned

draughts I drib'bled
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I drown'ing
draughtf'man drib'bling t drowse
drau^ht'y
I drib'ict drow'&ily
Dravid'lan dried drow'siness
draw dri'er \^ drows'ing
K drawback V dri'est drow'sy
draw'bridge
s drawee'
drift
drift'ed
\ drub
drubbed
 drnbbing 79 dwarfish

drub'bing Ir duc'tile du'o

duodecen'nial
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drudg'w
drudg'ery
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dudg'eon
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duodec'imo
duodec'uple
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drugged
drug get
drug'ging
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dii'.llist.du'.'Iist
duello
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duolit'era)
duo'logue
du'pable
dupe
drug'gist I
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duen'na duped
dru'id I I
dust' du'pery
dru'idess duet'to du'ping
druid'ic I- dufi du'ple
J- dniid'ical duffel ^ dM'plex
dru'idism duffer iltiplicatp, n. & a.

drum L dug du'plicate, v.

dnimTiead dug'out du'plicated

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drum'-major duke
duke'dom
^ du'plicating
duplica'tion
drununed
dnim'mer n dul'cet du plica tive
L
^ U-, drum'raing dul'cified du'plicator
du'plicature
dul'cify
I dnim'stick
drunk
i duKcifying duplic'ity
drunk'ard dul'cimer durability
drunk'en duli'a du'rable
dnmk'enness dull du'rableness
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dry dulled du'rance
dry'ad duU'er dura'tion
dur'bar
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dry -dock ^ t^
dull'est
dully
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dry'er dul'ness ilur'ing
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dr/ing
dryay I .
du'ly
dumb
dusk
dusk'ily
dryness I dumb'-bell du^k'iness
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dry'-nune
dry'-rot
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ij dumbfound'
dumbfound'ed
dusk'ish
dusk'ishness
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drysalter -Jj. dumbfound'ing dusk'y
dry'-shod " U-/" dumbly dust
du'al I - dumb'ness dust'-cart
du'alism u durab'show dust'ed
du'alist \^ dum'my dust'er
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dual'ity u dump
dump'ish
dust'-hole
dust'iness
du'archy
dub dnmp'ting
dumps
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dust'ing
dust'man
du'bash
dubbed dump'y dust'-paii
dub'ber J dun dust'v
dub'bing J .
dunce Dutch
dubi'ety dun'der Dutch'man
du'bious J, dune du'teous
dun'fish ,1. du'teously
du'biously
du'biousiiess L dung ,1- du'teousness
du'bitable dungaree' du'tiable
dubita'tion dunged du'tiful
du'cal dun'eeon du'tifully
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duc'at ^ dung'hill du'tifulness
ducatoon' ,^ dung'ing du'ty
duch'ess 'L dung'y duum'vir
) } duch'y dung-yard duum'viial
L duck duniwas'sal duum'virate
dux
ducked Duiiiijp'
duckVr ^ dun'nage dwale
^,'^ duck'ing ^ dunned dwarf
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dun'ner dwarfed
duck'liiig
duck' weed
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dun'nlsh
dwarfing
dwarfish
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dwelled
L dye'ing dy'nast
dy'er dynast'ic
dwell'er dye'stuff dyri'asty
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dwcH'ing dye'wood dyseiiter'ic
dwell'ing-house dy'ing , dys'entpry
dwell'ing-place dyke dyspepsia
diTplt dyiiam'ctcr dyspep'sy
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dwin'dle dyiiamct'rical I
dyspep'tic
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dwin'dled dviiam'ic dyspep'tical
dwiii'dling dyiiam'ical dyspha'gia
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Dy'ak dvTi.ini'ics dys'phony
dye dy'n.imite dyspn<E'a
dyed dy'namo dys'thesia
dye'-Aotts^ L dynamom'eter dysthet'ic
dys'ury

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ea'ger
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east'erly eclipse'
ea'gerly east'em eclipsed'
ea'gemess east'ward eclips'ing
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ea'gle-eyed
eas'y
rai'y-chair
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i' ec'logue
ea'gle t eas'y-,oing -j-^ __ econom'ic
ea'gre eat j-)^--^ econora'ical
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ear'-ache \ eat'en
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ear'drum eat'cr 1 '«
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eared eat'ing --.;',._ econ'omizing
ear'ing eat'ing-house ._^ ccon'omy
earl -''
eau-de-Cologne ^ ikraseur
earl'dom eau-de-vie _tJ ecru'
ear'Iess 1. .>^, eaves ec'stasy
ear'lier
<-! eaves'dropper ^ -f.- ccstat'ic
ear'liness \ ebb t. ecstat'ical
ear'ly ebbed -i — '"- ec'stasis
ear'mark
earn
\^ ebb'ing
etb'tide "V,
.
ectro'sis
ec'typal
earned eb'on ecu
eam'er eb'onize —^-^ .->- - '
ecumen'ical
ear'nest
ear'nestly
V eb'on y
ebri'ety * 1
ec'zema
eczem'atous
ear'nest-money ebul'liency r eda'cious
ear'nestness ebul'lient >
1 edac'ity
eam'ing ebuUi'tion Ed'da
'
eam'ings icaite 1 id'der
ear'-ring
ear'shot
V' cc'basis
ecbat'ic
1
1
1
ed'died
cd'dy
earth
earth'-born
ec'bole b \x. cd'dying
^.' earthed
ecccn'tric 1
cd'clwpiss
eccen'trical '
1
1
edematous
earth'en eccentric'ity E'dcii
earth'enware eccle'sia r' eden'tate
earth'liness
earth'Iing ^
cccle'siarch
Ecclesias'tes
u ( /
cden'tat'
edge
d
earth'ly 1: 1eccUsias'tic •'/ edged
earth'quake 'ieccUsias'tical cdge'Icss
earth'worm ecclesias'ticisra // •dge'-rail
earth'y /, odge'-tool
ear'-trumpet Ecclesias'ticus // /' edge'ways
ear'-wax ecclesiolog'ical
edge'wise
ear'wij ecclesioKogist L 1
cdg'ing
ear'-witness ccclesiorogy cd'ible
ease
eased
eccrit'ic
ech'elon
'' .L ^ ed'ibleness
e'dict
ease'fu ech'inate \ edifica'tion
1

ea'sel echi'nus \ ed'ifice

1
ease'less ech'o (.
1
'
cd'ified
eiie'mriit cch'ocd ' ed'ily
1 1 ^-
eas'ier ech'oing
>'
u ed'ifying
eas'ies' ^^%—
echom'eter e'dile
eas'ily ecliom'etry ,
ed'it
1 1
eas'inesi 4clat'
1
ed'ited
eas'ing eclec'tic ed'iting
east eclec'tical
I edi'tinn

6-(i70)
 editor 82 electrology

ed'itor eflig'ies
s edito'rial effigy
ejacula'tion
ejac'ulatory
ed'itorship / effloresce'
cd'itress eject'
effloresced'
rd'ucable eject'ed
efflores'cence
ed'ucate eject'ing
efllores'ceiicy
ed'iicated ejec'tion
efflores'cent
ed'ucating pject'raent
cfflores'cing

n educa'tion eject'or
effluence
educa'tional eke
"^^o effluent
cduca'tionist efliu'vium
eked
ed'ucator V. ^M^ efflux
A
e'king
elab'orate, ad],
educe' cfflux'ion
educed' f- effort
\. elab'orate, v.
edu'cible \ clab'orated
k L edu'citiR
-
'
effortless
effront'cry
elab'orately
educ'tion elab'orating
cffiilge'
>-^ \? clabora'tion
educ'tor
edul'corant
7 efful'gencc
efful'gcnt \i V- V
elab'orative
elab'orator
edul'corate effuse'
edul'corator eia'in
effused'
eel effu'sing
elan
e'en elapse'
effu'sion
ce'rie effu'sive
elapsed'
cf'fable elaps'ing
effu'sively

'^
efface'
efface'able
effu'siveness
- eft
r elas'tic
elas'tically
effaced' elastic'ity
eges'tion
cfface'ment elate'
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cffa'cing egged ela'ted
effect' ela'ting
egg'ing
ela'tion
effect'ed
effect'ible ./
egg'-shell
e'gis
\ el'bow
effect'ing (•rbow-f/kiif
eg'lantine
effec'tion cg'oism cl'bowed
effect'ive eg'oist
el'bowing
eg'otisra
\ el'bow-room
effect'ively el'dcr
,vL eg'otist
effect'iveness el'derberry
cffect'or
egotis'tic
egotis'tical
K' 1 eld'erly
effects'
,1 eld'est
"7 eg'otiic »:1-
effec'tual egre'gious El Dora'do
~7 elecampane'
effec'tually egre'giously
effec'tuate e'gress, n. elect'
cffec'tuated elect'ed
ec^pss'jt.
effec'tuating elect'ing
egres's'^T
(_.
n pffcctua'tion
eg'ret
Egyp'tian
elec'tion
electioneer'
effera'inacy I Egyptol'ogy electioneered'
I

s
offcm'in.ile, adj. eh electioneer'ing
effcm'inate, 1 elect'ive
v. ei'der
effem'inated ei'der-dowii clect'or
cffera'inately
effem'inateness
effem'inating
U ei'der-duck
ci'dograpli
eight
(
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elect 'oral
elect'orate
plec'tress
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eighteen
efferent eighteenth I eUc'trical
{
c^
effervesce' I elcc'trically
eight'fold
effervesced' eighth La electri'cian
efferves'cenci clectric'ity
eighth'ly -t
cfferves'cent I ^.
, ^ elec'trifiable
eight'ieth
effete' i.,^ eiwht'score
X.-'
olectrifica'tion
effica'cious eight'y clec'trified
ettica'ciously eigne electrify
1 'i
effica'ciousness elec'trifying
eiren'icon
1 A L 1-"' elec'tro
efficacy Eistedd'fod
ei'ther elec'trocute
tffi'cUncy w l_ , elec'trode
^^^
.
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ejac'ulate
effi'cunt --^-, electrolier'
I effi'ciettily
ejac'ulated ^.

ejac'iilating (
electrd'ogy
17
 electrolysis embolisinal

electrol'ysis Eliz'abethan emas'culated

."''''
elec'trolyte oik r''' emas'ciilattng
r
'

elec'trolyzable ell -
^ .
,•
•
emascula'tion
'"i.\: ellipse' r^. _ .'rabale'
elec'trolj-te

electro-mag'net
-J cllip'sis ^ embaled'
cllip'soid
^ embalm'
electro-mag-'
ellipsoi'dal ^A embalmed'
ellip'tic embalm'er
netism
K ellip'tical - ^ erabalm'ing
electrom'etcr elliptic'ity ,< embank'
ellip'toid " -K^ embanked'
elcctromo'tor
elm ^^N-* " "^ embank'ing
electrop'athy
elcctroph'orus
elm'en
elm'y
^^ " \ embank'ment
-.:7 elec'tro-plate elocu'tion embar'go
elec'troscope elocu'tionary -^ ~ embar'goed
— 1,-
elec'trotype
elec'trotyped '9
elocu'tioiiist
eloge'
'.-^
'>^
embark'
>
embarka'tion
elec'trotyping el'ogy '-»
embarked'
elec'trum Kl'ohim -r^.
'"^ embark'ing
elec'tuary clon'gate p
embar'rass
eleemos'ynai y - elon'gated /'
-V. embar'rassed
el'egaiice elon'gating ^'- embar'rassing
cl'cgancy -'
plonga'tion ^^'" -« embar'rassment
cl'egant elope' embas'sador
el'egantly eloped' em'bassy
elegi'ac elo'ping embat'tle
clcgi'acal
el'egist
> elopc'ment
el'oquence
-V ^ embat'tled
embat'tling
7
\

cl'egy el'oqucnt embay'

d'eme el'oquently T embayed'
ercment
elemen'tal
else ; embed'
elemen'tary
el'emi
eleii'chus
I
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else'whcre
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elu'cidated
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^^'
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embed'ded
embed'ding
embellish
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-^, embel'lished
erephant .1,
elephan'ta
elucida'tion
clu'cidative ^/ '-^ embel'lisher
erabel'lishing
elcphanti'asis
elephaii'tine
1- Tl-
elu'cidator
elu'cidatory
~/"A
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embel'lishment
em'ber
elcphaii'toid
Eleusin'ian
clenthe'riaii
el'evate
i

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elu'ded
elu'dible
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embez'zle
embez'zled
elu'ding r^. embez'zlement
cl'p'' elu'sion ~i,'~\ embez'zler
el elu'sive, elu's -/c- -..-<"" embez'zling
ic
elu'soriness py 1
embit'ter
^ *^
el
elev
elev'enth
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emblazed'
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elf
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em
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embla'zoner
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•^ elic'it ema'ciated %z_^ embla'zonry
clic'ited
Ti
ema'ciating -.'\- em'blem
.
elic'iting emacia'tion
I

emblemat'ic
elide' em'anant emblemat'ical
.
'
eli'ded
eli'ding
cm'anate
cm'anated
^?^ emblem'atize
em'blement
/\ eligibil'ity em'anating embod'ied
el'igible emana'tion embnd'i-T
i-| elim'inate em'anative embod'iment
elim'inated eman'cipate
,

:,i
'

embod'y
---.-| elim'inating eman'cipated embod'yicg
^ elimina'tion eman'dpating embold'en
•-'
eliqua'tlon emancipa'tion embold'ened
eli'sion emancipa'tionist -t-:.:
i^r
• «lite'
clix'ir
eman'cipatar
emas'culate
^w
r-'
embold'ening
em'bolitm
embolii'mal
 enibolismie 84 eneeinte

embolis'mic emery empow'ered

-'\.
era'bolus
embonpoint'
em'esis
emet'ic
-^ empow'ering
em press
erabor'der emet'ical emp'tied
embos'om I'nieu, emu emp'tier
emboss' cmeute' emp'tiest
embossed' em'icant emp'tiness
emboss'ing em'igrant n emp'ty
emboss'ment em'igrate emp'tying
embow'el em'igrated emp'tyings
Iembow'elled em'igrating empur'ple
f embfiw'clptl emigra'tion cmpur'pled
^ \
I

I
embow'eller
emboVelrr
em'iiieiice
em'inency
empur'pling
empye'ma
I embow'elling em'inent empyr'eal
I embow'eling em'inently empyre'an
I
embow'ellment emir' erapyreu'ma
i
cmbf.w'clment em'issary empyreumat'ic
embow'er emis'sion empyreumat'ica)
embrace' emis'sive empyr'ical
embraced' era'issory e'mu
embra'cer emit' em'ulate
embra'cery — emit' ted em'ulated
embra'cing emit'ting em'ulating
embra'sure em'met emula'tion
em'brocate emolles'cence era'ulative
era'brocated emol'liate era'tilator
em'brocating emol'liated emul'gent
erabrnra'tion emol'liating em'ulous
embro'glio emol'lient em'iilousness
eniliroid'er eraol'umen i emul'sion
embroid'ered erao'tion
^^ emur'ive
embroid'crer cmo'tional eraunc'tory
crabroid'ering emo'tive \ ena'ble
embroid'ery empale' ena'bled
embroil' empaled' ena'bling
embroiled' empale'ment enact'
embroiring empa'ling enact'ed
embroil'ment pmpan'el enact'ing
em'bryo Iempan'elled -n, enact'ive
embryog'raphy t'inpari'elod enact'ment
\7 embryol'ogy I empan'elling enact'or
em'bryonate i-mpan'eling enara'el
I

em'bryonated empark' I enam'ellcd

embryon'ic era'peror I rnam'plod
embryot'ic em'phasis I enam'elling
embryot'omy em'phasize I enam'pling
^ emeer' em'phasized -£r-\ I enam'eller
emend' 1^ em'phasizing I'nam'eler
emend'able
n_ i^..
emphat'ic '
enam'or
emen't*'!" emphat'ical Ienam'our
emenda'tion cmphat'ically enam'oured
em'endator em'pire enam'ouring
emend'atory erapir'ic enarmed'
emend'ed empir'ical •r enarthro'sis
emend'ing
em'erald
empir'icism
empir'icist
-7 e'nate
encage'
emerge'
emerged'
L emplas'tic
employ'
encaged'
encag'ing
emergence employed' encamp'
emer'geticy Iemploy'e encamped'
emer'gent remplov'ee encamp'ing
emer'^ng
emer'ited
emer'iti
employee'
employees'
emplo/er
— -I
encamp'ment
encan'this
emer'itus "^-x: emplo/ing encar'pus
em'erods employ'ment encase
era'eroid empoison encaus'tic
emersed' empo'rium eneave'
emer'iioD empow'er enceinter
 enesenia 8t enigmatist

I
encx'nia viiJan'ger ^ .1 enfilade'
-» —
.
I ence'nia
encephal'ic
endan'gered enfila'ded
endaii'gering enfila'ding
enceph'alon I endear' enfold'
cnceph'alos U endeared'
'{
I
enfold'ed
enchafe' endear'ing enfold'in;
enchain' eiidear'ment enforce'
enchained' 'endeax'or enfor-c'able
cnchain'ing endeav'our enforced'
enchant'
(

cndeav'ored
' V' enfor'cedly
c.ichant'ed endeav'oring enforce'nient
enchant'er endec'agon enforcer
encbant'ing "' end'ed - .> .
enfor'cing
enchant'ingly I .1 endem'ic 1 .,.- '-^ enfran'chise
enchant'ment ,1-. enfran'chised
endem'ical " .-

7-
enchant'ress
enchase' 1 _ "
ender'raic
\
^'- J cnfran'chiseraent
enfran'chising
enchased' end'ing
-^
'<^ 7 engage'
encha'sing en'dive engaged'
enchirid'ion end'less 7 engage'ment
encho'rial end'lessly 1^ enga'ging
_ encir'cle eiid'lessness enga'gingly
encir'cled en'dogeii engen'der
encir'cling endog'enous 1 engen'dcred
enclasp' endorse' i engen'dering
'
enclave' endorsed' ,1- J
"^ en'gine
enclit'ic endorse'raent engineer'
enclit'ical endors'er /
engineered'
enclose' endors'ing J .
engineer'ing
enclosed' endosmosc' J en'ginery
enclo'sing en'dospemi engird'
enclo'sure en'dostorae engird'ea
enco'miast endow*
encomias'tic
encomias'tical
endowed' T engird'ing
engir'dle
endow'er Fng'lish
enco'mium cndow'ing
encom'pass endow'ment -/ Englishman
engorge'
encom'passed Endozo'a engorged'
encom'passing endue' engorge'ment
encore' endued' engraft'
encored' endu'ing
encor'ing 1\ eiidur'able
engraft'ed
ongrail'
encoun'ter endur'ance engrailed'
encoua'tered endure' , engr.iil'ing
encoun'terinfc endured' engrail'ment
encour'age endur'ing engrain'
cncour'aged end'ways engrained'
encour'agemeni " end'wise engrain'ing
encour'ager I
Ene'id er grave'
encour'aging en'ema -^'> engraved'
encour'agingly en'erny eiigra'ver
encroach' energet'ic engra'ving
encroached' energet'ical engross'
encroach'er en'ergize engrossed'
encroach'ing en'ergized engross'er
cncroach'meiit en'ergizer engioss'ing
N encrust'
encum'ber
c en'crgizing engross'raent
en'ergy engulf
encum'bered ener'vate
\-.. enhance'
encum'bering ener'vated
% encum'brance ener'vating
enhanced'
enhance'ment
eiicyc'lical !

enerva'tion enhan'cir.z
\
"
eiicyclup*'dia enfeeble
)

enharmon'ic
encyclope'dia
I
enfce'bled enharmon'ical
encyclope'dian enfec'blement
cncyclope'dic enfee'bling tnheart'en
encyclope'dist enfeoff' •
enig'ina
encyst' enfeoffed' enigmat'ic
encyst'ed enfeoffing
'

enigtnat'ical
end
^^ enfeoffment cnig'matist
 eniKmatise 86 entreating

u "
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enig'matize
en oin'
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enroU'ing
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en'terpriiingly
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enrol'ment entertained'
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'
/ enjoy' ,. r -' " enroot'ed [^ entertain'ing
J^ en oy'able ,1 enroot'ing '
l^ entertain' ment
\ / enjoyed' ^j,
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entheoma'Qia
/ en oying "^s. ensam'ple enthrall'
/. on oy'raent -i-^ ens.un'pled \- enthralled'
7' enkin'dle ^ *^~'
^ ensam'pling .) enthrone'
^ enkin'dled ^,_, ensan'guinc -;,. enthroned'
Y _ cnkin'dling ^a „ ensconce' '}, enthrone'ment
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enlard' ^_i ^. ensconced' "^ ,
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,
' enlarge' ,r ' enseal' ~( * enlhu' stanin
^ , . enlarged' ensealed' < ) .'. enthu'siast
^1, *• eniargc'inent J-,. . ciiseam' t -J'- enthusias' lie
' "*'^"*\ enscra'ble
. enlar'ger ^\ ' enthusias'tical
' enlar'gmg 1 enshicld' '

•
j enlight'en 1 enshrine'., /. >- enlhusias'ticMy
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^ f 1 enlight'ened y enshrined' —^ entice'
enlight'ener -V enshrin'ing enticed'
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,_ • !^ enlight'ening -J/
' enshroud' ^ entice'men*
^ ~" 1 , enlight'enment 1
^ enshroud'ed ^' enti'cer
enlist' -1 ' enshroud'ing ""l^ enti'cing
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,

^ X enlist'ed X_^'
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en'siform "V enti'cingly
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, entire'ly
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enli'ven •
' en'silage ^^ entire'ness
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i^ enslave' \ entire'ty
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• "^ ensla'ver i
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~ enslave'ment '

^T enti'tlingj<
^-^ .^, en'neagon ,.<^ enblav'ing 1 " 1 en'tity
1. Ennean'dria ~-^
i
'^ ensnare' 1 ,^, entomb'
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j^ ensnared' "
L, cntonrbedl.
^ -, ^ enno'bled '^. ~> ensnar'er "V^ cntomb'ing
'N. . , enno'blement ^ J
ensnar'ing ^,^,^ entomb'ment
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'V, enno'bling ensphere'
~
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V-_ , . ennui' J ~n ensphered' i -, entom'ical
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enor'mity enspher'ing 'U en'tomoid
'— Tf enor'mous -f^ enstamp' '--... ' entomolog'ical
- ; enor'mously '
1 cnstaraped'
'-.».» enor'mousness eiistamp'ing
--1
_^ 7 entoraol'ogist
i,^^
" entomol'ogy
enough' ensue' [-^- 1
e enounce' ensued'
1 •
"\ entomoph'agous
enounced' ensu'ing
. , ^ - -» enoun'cing " ensure' -
_ . , eiiton'ic
enquire' : entab'lature '. j entourage'
./ enrage' \ ',
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entail' ) Entozo'a
/ enraged' _• entailed' :)' entoro'on
.

enra'ging ^ '^ entail'ing

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.

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" enrobed' en'terprise ^_^
• -.1. entreat'
-\^ enrob'ing \ en'terprised L|. ^ , cntreat'ed
enrol', enroll' >- , , en'tcrpriser ^ entreat'er
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•* enrolled' s, en'terprising 1. entreat'ing

entreatingly 87 eqolToestor

eiitrcat'ingly eprgiie' epod'ic

entreat'y e'ptiah ep'onym
entrfe' ^^'' ephera'era epopee'
entremets' -< ephcni'eral eprouvette'
entreiirh' ephem'eris epura'tion
eiitreiich'ment >^ epiiem'eron cquabil'ity
cn'trepot Kphe'&ian p'quable
epii'od e'quably
entrepreneur'
eph'or 'qual
eri'trcsol ep'ic '^., t'fud/'ity
entrust' epican'thus °n I'fua/iza'tion
en'try ep'icarp <'V«a/ize
entwine' ep'icene c'^Ko/izi-d
entwined' epicra'nium /fuu/izing
1.' entwin'ing Epicte'tian c'quaUcd
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cntwist' Ir'qualed
cnu'cleate ep'icure
e'quaHu\f(
enu'cleated Epicure'aii e'qually
enu'cleating I'^picure'anism equan'gi'.lar
enuclea'tion ep'icurism
cnu'nie: ite
\

equanim'ity
ep'icycle
enu'meiated
|

epicy'cloid equa'tion
euu'merating 1 epidem'ic equp'tor
enuinera'tion Y, equato'rial
eiiu'nierative V. epidera'ical
eq'uerry
ciiu'merator epider'raal eques'triaii
itiun'ciate epider'mis eques'trianism
i^nun'ciated epigas'tric equian'gular
-L enun'ciating epiglot'tic equidis'taiit
enuncia'tion epiglot'tis equilal'eral
enun'ciative ep'igram equili'brate
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' - y^ enuu'ciatory ppigrammat'ic equili'brated
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Vf'«\ envelope epiRTam'matist cquilibra'tion
V euvel'oped ep'igraph equilib'rious
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ethnog'raphy cvac'iiated cv'idently
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cxara'inpd exci'tiiigly ex'ecrable
I'xam'inrr
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exam'iniiiK exclaimed' ex'ecrate
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c'xantho'ma I'Xtl.iiin'ing '.'"•cratMHT
exanthem'atous excUma'tioii execr.i't.oH
cxanthe'iis cxclam'ative ex'ecratory
ex'arch extlam'atory exec'utant
ex'arcbate exclude' cx'ecute
exas'perate exchi'ded ex'ecuted
exas'perated cxclii'diiig cx'ecuting
exas'perating exclu'sion exocu'tioii
cxaspera'tion exclu'sioiiist execu tioiier
excandes'ceiit exclu'sive tXi-c'utive
ex'cavate -:::^- excursively fxec'ulor
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ex'cava;: -.g excog'itate •'tcc'u/or^lup
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exeget'ic
cxeget'ical
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excel' excommu'iii- exem'plarily
excelled' cated [ting exem'plary
ex'cellence cxcommunica'- exemplifica'tioii
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ex'cellent tioii exem'piitier
ex'cellently excoinmu'nica-
exem'plify
excel'Iing tor
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excel'sior exco'riate exem'plifying
except' exco'riated exempt'
exccpt'ed exco'riating exempt'td
except'ing excoria'tion exerapt'iiig
cxcep'tion excor'ticate cxemp'tioii
lliii^ excep'tionabic excortica'tioii exequa'tur
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cxcept'ivc excremcii'tal ex'ercisable
cxccpt'or cxcrementi'tious ex'erc'se
excerpt' excres'cence ex'ercised
cxccrp'ta excrcs'cent ex'erciser
'In excerp'tion excreta ex'ercising
excess' excrete' excrcita'tioii
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exce«s'ivene<is excre'tion exert'ed
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excise' excul'pated exha'lant
excised' excul'pating exhala'tion
<'xcise'inan exoilpa'tion exhale'
exci'sing excurpitiiry exh.ilpd'
exci'sion
excitabil'ity -^ excur'sion
excur'sionist
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exhale'nient
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cxhamt'
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exor'dium
experinien'lal
experimen'talist
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experimen'talize
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t'xhaut Hull cxoter'ical experimen'tally
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expert
expert'ly
expert'ness
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exliort'or expatria'tion ixpi'rv
I'xhort'injf e xpect' explain'
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exhume'
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expect'ance
expect'ancy
expect'ant
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explain 'er
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ex'igency txpcct'ed explan'atory
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cxi(,''uous expfct'me. ex'pletory
ex'ile expect'inKly ex'plicable
ex'iled "^- expec'torant •^.i cx'plicate
ex'iling expec'torate cx'plicated
exinani'tion cxpec'torated ex'plicating
exist' expec'torating explica'tion
exist'ed expectora'tion ex plicative
exist'eiice pxpe'dience "n, ex'plicatory
cxist'eiU < x'pcduncy n/ explicit '4
pxist'ible expe'dient r explic'itly
existibil'ity expe'diently "r-^, explic'itness
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cxdu'crating .expelled' expior'er
exofiera'tion expel'ler pxpior'irig
exoti'erative cxp^rilng cxplo'sion
exDii'erator expend' cxplo'sive
ex'orable expend'cd explo'sively
exorbitance expend'ing expo'nent
exorbitancy txpcnd'uure exponential
exor'bitant expense' export
cxor'bitanllv crpcn'sive export'able
ex'orcise e xpen !tive\\ exporta'tion
ex'orcised expeii'siveness A- export'ed
ex'orciser -A,A -<^.
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expe'rience cxport'er
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ex'orcism expc'riencing expose'
ex'orcist cx[)cr'iincnt cxpos6'
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exposed'
expo'ser
extend'ible
extend'ing
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extra'dos
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expos'itive exten'sile extrarau'ral

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expos'itor
expos'itory
exten'sion
exten'sive >-^' extra'neous
extra'neously
expos'tulate exten'sively t xtTaor" dinati\y
expos'tulated -\ e xtraor' dinary
exten'siveness
expos' tulating txtrav'agance
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extrav'agant
^ expos'tulator extent' (extrav'aguntly
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expo'sure exteii'uated extra v'asate
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expound'ed extenua'tion extra v'asating
expound'er exten'uator extravasa'tion
' expound'ing exte'rior
ex-pres'ident
extreme'
exte'riorly
express' exter'minate "T-V. extreme'ly
express'age exter'minated -^^• extrc'mist
expressed' extcr'minating extrem'ity
express'ible extermina'tion ex'tricable
express'ing exter'minator ex'trii \te
expres'sion exter'rainatory ex'tricated
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exprcss'ive
express'ively
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exter'nal extrin'sical
exter'nalism oxtrin'sically
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cxtemal'ity extrude'
express'ly exter'nalize i
extru'ded
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extinct'
extinc'teur
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exu'berance
exu'berant
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expiil'sioii }
exuda'tion
expul'ive extin'guish ! exude'
expuric'tH/n exlm'guisli.ihU' exu'ded
expunge' e xtin' ^uished exu'ding
expunged' extin'guisher exul'cerate
expun'ging extin'guishmg exul'cerated
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ex'purgated ex'tirpate exulcera'tion
ex'purgating ex'tirpated exult'
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expur'gator extirpa'tion exulta'tion
expur'gatory ex'tirpator exult'ed
cx'quisite extol' exult'ing
ex'quisitely extolled' exult'ingly
ex'quisiteness extol'ler exu'vis
exsan'guious extol'ling eye
exscind' extor'sive eye'ball
exscind'eU extort' eye'brow
exscind'ing extort'ed eyed
exsic'cant extort'er eye'-glass
ex'siccate extort'ing eye'ing, e/ing
exsicca'tion -f,- cxtor'tion eye'lash
exMic'tion extor'tionary eye'less
ex tant - f •
extor'tionate eye'let
exlempora'nenus cxtor'tioner eye'let-hole
cxtem'porary ext'ra eye'lid
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extem'pore extract tye'iiiark
pxtem'porize extract'able eyc'piece
pxt<»m'porized extract'ed pye'-pit
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extem'porizcr extract'ing ey'er
extera'porizing extrac'tion eye'-salve
extend extrac'tive eye'-servant
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cye'shot cye'strine eye'- witness

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eye'sight cye'-water eyot
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cyc'spot eye'-winker e/ry
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fa'ble fl' 5 falla'ciously
fa'bled fcpc ula falla'ciousness
(a'bler fag fal'lacy
fag'-end fall'en
fa'bling
fagged fallibility
fab'ric fag'ging fal'lible
fab'ncant fag'ot fairing
fab'ricate Fallo'pian
lah'renheit
fabricated fal'low
fabricating faience' fal'lon deer
fabrica'tion faU fal'lowed
fabricator failed fallowing
fab'ulist fail'ing false
fab'ulous false'-hearted
faiUe
facade' false Tiood
face fail'ure false'ly
faced fain false'ness
fac'et fainiant' fal'ser
fac'eted faint fal'sest
face'tiae fain fed falset'to
face'tious faint'er fal'sifiable
•op face'tiously faint'cst ftilsifica'tion
face'tiousness faint-heart'ed fil'sified
fa'cia faint'ing fil'sifipr
fa'cial faint'ish fal'^ify
fac'ile faint'ly fil'sity
facil'itate faint'ness fal'lcr
faciritated fair fal'tered
facil'itating fair'er fal't^ring
facilita'tion fair'est fal'teringly
facil'ity fair'ly fame
fa'cing
facsim'ile
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fair'ness
fair'y
famed
fntnil'iar
fact fair'y-land familiafUy
fac'tion faith familiaraa'tion
fac'tionist faith'ful famWiarixe
fac'tious famil' tattled
faith'fully
fac'tiously famil'iaritmg
fac'tiousness faith'fulness famil'iarly
factitious faitli'less fam'ily
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I facti'tiously fam'ine
faitli'lessness
fac'titive >. fam'ish
fac'tor
fake
fam'ished
fac'torage fakir' fam'ishing
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facto'rial falcade' fa'mous
fac'tory fal'cate fa'mously
facto'tum fal'cated V.
fan
fac'ula falca'tion fanat'ic
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fac'ultv
fad
fal'cbion

fa] 'con
fanat'ical
fanat'ieism
fan'cied
fad'ditt fal'coner fan'cier
fad'dle fal'conet fan'ciful
fade (al'conry fan'cifulncss
fa'ded fald'ttool fan'cy
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fadge ^
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fall
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fane U fecundation

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fascina'tion
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fan'ncrj a fast ^^ fau'nist
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fan'tail ^-, t-
fast'-day
fast'en
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faux pas
fantasi'a ^^ fast'encd fa'vor, fa'vour
fan'tasics "--w fast'cning fa'vourable
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fantas'tical >^^ fastid'ious fa'vourer
fantas'ticall; fastid'iously fa'vour ing
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far fast'ness V" fawn
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fear'lessness
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feasibil'ity
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,
V far'thcr
far'thermost ^
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fas'cinate faubourg fec'und
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fas'cinating fau'cet fecunda'tlon
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fet'd'ing ^*
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fee'-farm OfT- Fe'nianism fetched
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feel ^^^ fen'ny fite
feel'er s feoff fet'id

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feel'ingly 0- V
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feigned fe'rial V^^ fet'tering
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r
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tibula •7 flrf-place lum
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fic'tile ligiira'tion finan'cially
,

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' fine'ly

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fidg'ety final f fin'gering
fidu'cial filia'tion fin'ger-ring
fidu'ciary fil'ibuster fin'ial
fie fil'ibustering fin'ical
fief fil'ibusterism fin'icality
field fil'icoid fin'icalncss
field'-bed fU'igree fin'ikin
field'-book fil'igrecd fin'icking
field'er fi'ling fi'ning
field'fare Filioque fi'nis
field'-glass fill fin'ish
field'-hos'pital filled fin'ished
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fiend'likc fil'libeg fi'nitene'5
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fierce'ness fil'liped I inn
fierc'er fil'ly finned
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fier'incss film'y fiord, fjord
fier'y fi'lose
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fir
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fifed fil'tered fire'arm
fi'fer fil'tering fire'brand
fifing filth flre'-brick
fifteen filth'ily
fifteenth fire'-brigade
filth'iness
fifth filth'y fire'-clay
fifth'lv fil'tratr fire'-damp
fiftieth fil'trated fired
fifty fil'trating fire'-engine
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fir'inan]
finn'er
fix'edness
fix'iiig
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flap per
firra'ly fix'ity flare
fix'ture flared
firm'ness
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first'ly dab'biness flash'y
first'-rate flab'by flask
firth flabel'late flas'ket
ftr'tree flabella'tiOD Sat
fisc flac'cid llal'-borit
fis'cal flaccid'ity
flat'fish
fish flac'cidness
fished
fish'er
flag
flag'ellant
^ •
flat'-iron
flat'ly
fish'erraan flag'cllate •^ flat'head
fish'cry flag'ellated ,.' flat'ness
flag'eUating -, llat'ted
fish'gig
flagclla'tion r, flat'ten
fish'-hook flage'olct ^;, flat'tened
fish'iiig flagged flat'tening
v_/r fish'ing-line flag'giness flat'ter
fish'-market flag'ging '; '
flat'tcred
,v_.' fish'monger flag'gy r-- flat'terer
V_/^ fish'-pond flagi'tious flat'tering
fish'-tackle rtag'on flat'tery
fish'-shop flag' -officer V flat'tcst
fish'wife fla'grance 5 flat'ting
fish'y fla'graiicy ^ flat'tibh
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VI '
fissil'ity fla'graiitly
'^'*
) flat'ulency
v^ fis'sion flag'-ship o flat'ulent
fissip'aror.s
fis'siped
flag'staff
flag'-stone
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fla'tus
flaunt
fis'surc flaU flaunt'ed
fis'sured
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r
' flaunt'er
^ fist
•
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6 flaked
fi .as flakc'-white \ flaut'ist
fla'vor, fla'vour
fis Mia fla'kiness fla'vorous
fis'tular fla'ky
^P flavoured
>y^ fis'tulary flam "
'i flavouring
fis'tulous ^"V flain'beau A->» flaV-ourless
fit X. flainlKDv'aiit r > flaw
^ ~^
fitch fl.i:iir Halved
.
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fit'fu! fla'mei flaw'y
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fit'ncss flamiiigij flax'en
fit'ted I'"lamiii'iaii flax'seeJ
fit'tcr tlatamabil'ily flax'y
fit'lest '~t flain'mable :''s flay
 flayed M flume

flayed flight'iness ;'"^ floricul'tural

^ flay'cr
flav'iiig 1
flight'y '
*"} . flo'riculture
flim'siest
-^^V 1 flor'id
X^~
tlea'b.iiifi ^ llim'sily
flim'sinr«s
1^ p
^ ,^ flor'idncss
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s fle.i'bitp flim'sy flo'riform
fleam ^ flinch A- flor-in
flea'wort flinched flo'rist
fleck flincb'ing
flecked
fleck'or
fling
fling'er
>: flos'cular
flos'cule
flos'culus
"VJ'L fleck'less fling'ing floss
•"x flec'tion flint flo'ta
flcc'tor .lint'iness flota'tion
fled flint'y
1^
flotil'la
fledge flip
^;
flot'sam
> fledged flip'-flap flounce
> fledg'ing flip'pancy flounced
flidge'Iiiig Uip'pant floun'cing
flip'pantly floun'der
flee flip'pantness fldun'dered
fleece
floeced
flip'per -v^: fl"iiii'dcriiig
'"'^ flirt flour
flee'cer b flirta'tion
I
floured
flee'cy flirt'ed
ex \ flour'ing
fle'er ftirt'ing .t. c flour'ish
fleer, v. flit
lour'ished
fleered
n.er'er
./
flitch
flit'tcd
(D^ flour'isher

fleer'ing
fleer
flit'ter A flour'ish ing
o flit'ting flour'y
flcet'ed float flout
flect'cst float'age
'^ flout'ed
fleet' ing float'ed flout'er
fleet'ness float 'er flout'ing
Flem'ing float'ing flow
Flem'ish float'y flow'age
flense floccilla'tion flowed
flensed floc'culence flow'er
flens'ing floc'culent
flesh
^_.- flower-de-luce'
floc'cus flow'ered
flesh'-brush flock flow'eret
flesh'-colour flock'-bed flow'eriness
\ -,
V. flocked flow'ering
fleshed flock' ing flow'erless
tlesh'er flock' flow'ery
flesh'iiicss floe flow'ing
rtesh'iiigs flog flow'ingly
flesh'lincss flogged ( flow'ingness
desh'ly flog'gcr flown
flesli'y
flog'ging flu'ate
fletch flong flu 'can, fluc'can
fleur-de-lis' flood fluctif'erous
flew
flexibil'ity
^ S flood'cd
flood'-gate
fluc'tuatc
fluc'tuated
flex'ible
flex'ibly :a flood'ing
rtoo'kan
fluc'tuating
fluctua'tion
flex'ile flook'ing flue
flex'ion floor flu'ency
flex'cr floored flu'ent
flex'uous
flex'ure
>c floor" ing flu'ently
flnp
Sufi'y
flibbertigibbet
? flick
^^ flopped
flop ping
V,.
flu'gelman
flu'id

^ flick'er
flick 'ered
flora
flo'ral
s fluid'ity

'v
flick'ering
c-^-/~'
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fli'er
flies
flight
^ rtores'cence
florcs'cent
flo'rct
flu'idness
fluke
flume
 fluminous lUH (urbidtlen

flu'minous fod'dered font'al

-I C fod'dering fontanelle'
--V. flum'iLery
^, flum'mox foe food
flung foe'man food'less
flunk 'ey foutal fool
i
i
- flunkVyism foet'icide fooled
flu'or fcB'tor fool'ery
fluor'ic foe'tus
foul 'hardiness
flu'oride fog
flu'or iiie

flu'or-spar
fog'-bank
fogged V Vi V.
fool'hardy
fool'ing
fool'ish
fog'giness
flur'ried fog'gy fool'ishly
! flur'ry fog'-horn fool'ishness
flur'ryiiig fo'gy fools'cap
flush Koh, foh foot
flushed foi'ble foot'ball
flush'er foil foot'-board
flush'iiig foiled foofboy
flus'tcr foil'er foot'-bridge
flus'tered foil'iiig foot'ed
flus'teriiig foist foot'er
flute foist'cd foot'fall
flu'ted foist'cr i'Xd'-guarJs
J c--.
flu'ter foist'iiig foot'hold
flu'ting fold foot'ing
flii'tist fold'age foot'lights

if I
flut'ter
flut'tered
fold'ed
fold'er
foot'man
foot'mark
flut'ter iiig fold'ing foot'-muff
flu'ty folia'ceous foot'-pace
flu'vial fo'liage foot'pad
flu'vialist fo'liate foot'-path
flu'viatile fo'liatcd foot' print
flux folia'tion foot'sore
fluxa'tion fo'liature foot'-soldier
fluxed 't/^. fo'lier foot stalk
flux'ibility foliiferous foot'step
foot'stool
: -"^ flux'ible
flux' ion ^
fo'lio
fo'liomort foot'-warmi'r
flux'ional fo'lious
flux'ionary folk foot' way
flux'ionist folk'land fop
fly folk'-lore ^^ fop'ling
fly'blow
fly'-catcher
folk'moot
folk'mote
N ^ fop'pery
fop'pish
fly'er fol'licle
ji i fop'pishly
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fi/ing-fish follic'ulated v:
\./- fop'pishness
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fly'-leaf fol'low lor
fly'-trap fol'lowed for'age
\: '
fl/-wheel fol'lower for'aged
1
;

foal fol'lowing for'ager

foaled fol'ly ^•t for'aging
foal'ing foment' fora'men
foam fomenta'tion foram'inated
foamed foment'ed
-1 foam'ing foraent'er
V-_ Foraminif'era
foam'y foment' ing
A v: fob
fubbtxl
fond
ion'dant
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i
fob'bing fond'est
V v" X forasmuch'

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fo'cal
focim'eter
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fo'c'sle
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fon'dler
fon'dling
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forbear'ance
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fo'cused "^
fo'cusing fond'ness forbid'
i fod'der font
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1
 forbldder 101 fornicator

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fore'mast
forgp'ahic
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forge'man
forbore'
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foreiiaine'
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for'gery
fore "*
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fort'-d /' > foHM'»Ml'
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force'ful foren'sic forgetful'ness
fnrci''fulll<'SS foi-ordain'
v> >- for'getive
force'less 1 V foreordained'
force'-inoat foreordain'iiig forget'-mc-not
:

for'wps
force'-pump ^ forcordina'tion forget'lablc
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for'cible
for'cibly
^ fore'rank
fore-run' '
for'ging
fori;ii''able
for'cing forerun'ner iritgive'
\ 'ni forcrun'ning forfit'f'mss
for'cipated V fore'said forgiv'er
(orcipa'tion foreio'ing
for'cite fore'sail
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forgo'
ford ~^ foresee' forgot'
ford'able foresee' ing '
forgot'ten
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ford'ed ^ foreseen' forjudge'
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fore'arm
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I

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forebo'der forlorn'
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forcbo'ding foreshort'en forlom'riess
^
^
I

fore'brace foreshort'ened form

forecast
^ foreshort'ening
form'al
- forecast'ing foreshow'
forc'castle ^ , foreshowed' fnrmal'dehydc
fore'chains I forcshow'ing
'
fore'side
form'al ism
.

foreclose' fore'sight form'alist

foreclosed'
foreclo's'ng
^' (J

fore'skin
formal'ity
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form'al ize
foreclo'sure for est form'alized
fo; date' t^_ forestall' form'alizing
foredat'e<i 1^. .
r,^ forcstall'er form'ally
foredat'ing > ^ • for'ester for'mat
fore'-deck for'estry
i fcrma'tion
foredoom' V V fnret' form'ative
forc'fathcr . \- foretaste forme
forefend' i, ture/f«' formed
. fore'finger j
forc/cW'iT for'mer
fore'foot ', V fore/cZ/'inp for'merly
fore'fronf '^' fore'thought
\ for'mic
foregath'cr V',/|- forcto'ken for'micate
fnrPfo' foreto'kenrd
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foreco'inc
forepoiic'
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fore'top for'midable
fore'ground y' torni'er for'midably
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freak fresh'ly frit -

frak'ish fresh'miti frith

freckle fresh'nt -s frit't r
freck'led fret *>. fril'tend
freck'iing frpl'f'il frit'tiring
frpck'ly fretfully V frivol'ity
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free'-bcnch fret'ted friv'oloiislv
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freo'd.in friahil'ity friz'zled
frec'hold fri'able friz'iler
fri'ar friz'zling
frrc holder
fri'ary fro
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free'-liver fribble friKk'coat
free'ly frib'bler frock. .1

free 'man frib'blini! Frocbel'ian

fr"e'nia«)ii fricanileati' frog
freemasonry fricassee' frot'liopprr
frec'-miiided fricasseed' frol'ic
free'ncss fric'ative frol'irki'd
freo'port fric'tion frol'icking
fre'cr fric'tidiiless froricsome
free'-spoken Friday* frol'icsfuufni^^s
frc'est fried friiut
free'stone friend ^ frond

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friend'Iiest 1 frondei'cencc
free'thinking
friend'liness i. frondose'
T free'-trade friend'ly fron'dous
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free'-tradcr friend'ship 'T front
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free'-whi'cl'
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fri'er
frieze
front'age
front'ager
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freez'ing fright front'ed
i^_/^ freez'iiig-poiiit fright'en fn .ntier'
freight fright'ened frf tit'iiig
freight'age frignt'cning I'roii'tispiece
c freight'ed fright'ful
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froiit'less
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French'hom frigida'riiim frost'-bittrn
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J French'ified frigid'ity
A French'ify frig'idly v.: frost'ed
frost'ily
I [•rench'inaii frig'idness frost'iness
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J
fren'uluni frill frost'w.iik
^ fren'zied V frilled frost'v
fren'ziedly friU'ing froth
fren'zy fringe frnth'il-
^^; fre'quency fringed f. cs-
^ . ) fre'quent fring'ing fnith mg
, fr.qu.uf fring'y fruth'y
frequent'ed frip'per frmi-frou
freqiient'er frip'perer frotmcc
freqnent'ing frip'pery frouiivei!
frf'quenlly
fres't'O 1 > frisctte'
friseiir'
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fruu'zy
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frisk'er
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fri>w'/.\ fiirrnim fuuil't'd
froz' fulfil' fund'-lioldor
frci'zcn fulfillrd' fund'ing
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fulig'iiLnus
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fun'gic
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t- .! r fni«.>r ful'gor, (ul'c Mir fun'giliiriii

(riiKarily fun'goicl
ful'gural
fru'gally • ' fun'g<>u<
fnigiOrous full fun'gus
frugiv'orous full'-agcd fu'nicle
fruit full'-blown
fnnic'ular
fruit'age fullt'd
fruit'ercr funk
fullVr
fr\iit'iTess fun'nfl
fruitVrv fullers' earth (uirnicr
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frnil'y fur'bish'T
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fni'm'-iity fuU'y fur'catc
frump fMl'mar (iir'ratcd
frush fiil'iriin.ii:! fun a'tK'ii
frus'trate ful'minate fur-fur
frus'tratcd ful'ininated furio'so
fru5'tratin({ f •;'miiiatiiig fu'rious
frustra'tinn fuimiria'tion K-i fu'riously
frus'tum ful'minatory fu'riousncss
frntos'ct'iice ful'mine furl
frutes'cnnt furled
flll'llPSS
fruticose'
fiirl'ing
fru'ticous fiil'some
frutic'ulosi.' fursom''ni»ss fur'long
fry ful'vid fur'lougli
hy'rr
fry'ino;
fry'ing-paii
fu'ar
tul'vous
fnm'atorv
Iiim'ble
fuiri'bled
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fur'nace
fur'nish
fur'nished
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(ii'catpd fiun'bling fur'nishing
fuch'sia fume fur'nitiiri'
fiici\''ur'>ti-i fumed fn'ror
fii'coid fiimif'Toiis Inrore
fiicoi'dal fu iiLii;.i> furred
fii'cus V •
fu'luUMl I
fur'rier
lud'dlp fil'iiiig iliiij; fur'rierv
fud'dled
fud'dler
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fu'mi^.iior
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fur'row
fur'rowed
fudge fii'niiluiy fur ry
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fu'el fun fur'thcranrr
rl fuga'cioiii funain'bul it.' (ur'lhercd
fiigac'ity fimamb'Ma liuii fur'therer
tu'gal funam't.ulatory fur'ther iiig
fu'gitive
! V fnnara bulist
fimc'tion
fur'thi'rmofr
fnr'thrrmoiV
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fu'gleinan
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func'tioiiary fur'tivr

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fiir'livply fn«i1!aflc' fii'tlle

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5 fil''»ir>ll fiinl ily
fiiri'v (llt'lork
fllM-J linn fll'tiirr-
fM«s'llv fu'luri I
fuse fiHs'iit^; fiilu'ritv
fii«>'-<l flH5'v fn?'"
fust fii/v
fusibil'ity
i ^A fu'»ible
fiis'tian
fiis'lir
lii/-/.'ily

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fii'sil t^
fiistic.i'tio..
fiist'inrss
fiizz'iniN^
fn/./.'y
fv
fusilier' lust'y fyrd
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galaii'gal gal'Iopcd
gab'bic . gal'antine gal'loper
cab'blcd Gala'tian gal'loping
gab'bler gal'loway
gab'bling gal'axy
gal'lows
',: -
> ga'bel . gal'banura gall'stone
gaberdine' gale .A" gal'op
ga'bion ga'lea galore'
gabionade' ' ga'leate galosh'
g.i'ble . ga'lcatcd
ga'blcd galvan'ic
galc'na
g.i'blet gal 'van ism
g.i'by Galen'ic
gal'vanist
gad -r- ) Ga'lcnism gal'vanize
gadded (

n gad'der
gad'ding
Ga'lcnist
Gali'cian
(ialile'an
gal'vanized

gal'vanizer
gad' fly gal'iot gal'vanizing
Gael gal'ipot
Gael'ic galvanol'ogist
gall
gafl galvanol'ogy
gallai
gaf'fT gal'lanting galvanom'eter
gat'he 1 gal'laritlv galvan'oscope
gag
1 gage
gaged
I
gallaiit'lv
gal'lantness
gal'lantry
_ 'i. Galwe'gian
gam
ga'ger gal'Ied gam'ba
gagged gal'leon gambade'
gag'ger gal'lery gamba'do
gag-ging gal'ley gam'bit
gag'gle r^. gam'ble
gag'gled gai 'ley-slave gam'bled
gag'gling gi"iiaril gam'blcr
"^ 1. Ki'ging
Gal'lic
gam'blinj
gii'ety, gay'itv gamboge'
gai'ly, gay'ly
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gambo'gian
gain - Gal'licism gam'bol
gained V Gal'Iicize gam'boled-ll I

gaiii'er gam'bol ing-llu]g

gain'ful galligas'kins gam'brel
galliniaii'fry
g.Tlil'fllllM'-vi game
gain'Icss galliiia'ccous game'-cock
ciiii'ly gall'ing gamed
g.4iii',aid' gamc'ful
- gal'linippcr
gain'say gamc'keepcr
I gain'sayer gal'linule game'some
gain'saying > gal'lipot game'ster
gair'uh gam'in
gallivant'

m gair'ishly
gaii'ibliiieN'*
gait
7' gallivant'ing
gail'nul
ga'ming
gara'ma
gam'raa
gal'loii gam'raon
gait'rr •
galloon' gam'moni U
ga'la gallooned' garn'moning
!!
galac'tir
_/ gal'lop
gallopade'
— '\^ gamopet'alous
gamoscp'alous
'~i: galactom'rter gamp
{(amat 107 gear

gaiu'iit f gariiishoi'd' gastri'tis

ga'my r
— —', I
gar'nisher
^ -1 gas'trocele
gaiich ^— , ,
'
gar'nishing
vl, gastrol'ogy
ganched
ganch'inR
gan'der —
-- ;—^j; gar'nishmctit
* gar'niture
I garotti''
n -
gas'tromanrv
gas'tronome
gastron'omT
ging Igarrnftr'
gastronom'ii
gaiig'pr gar'-pikc
gan'gliac ga'rous gastron'omi I

gan'gliform
gan'glion ^1 gar'ret
garreteer'
gastron'oniy
gan'glionary gas'tropod
ganglion' ic iLy gar'rison gastrop'cxlous
gan'grenatc gar'risoned
gan'grcnc
gan'grened
gar'rot
'

garrotte'
-..^l gas'-works
gat
1
1

gan'grening ^' t; irrot'ted gate

gan'grenous ^arrot'tcr ~n gat<''AoMSc
gangiie 'i garrot'ting gate'man ll
gang'way
gan'not
gan'ciid
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gami'lity
gar'rulous
^ 1

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gat'-'u'ay
gath'er
galh'iTcd
gant'let
— gar'niluiisly "^y^ ..
gall. r.T
g.iii'Iry ?--) r f;ir'ri'.lousi.r,, >
^-^
gathiriiig
gaol gar'ter -r" Kaiiclie
gaol'er gir'tcred Ijaiicheiii''
gartering (iau'cho
pipe ga'rum gaud
Raped gas ^' -T gaud'i'.'st
ga'pcr
ga'ping
g.i'pmely -t1
("las'con
gasconade'
gascona'ded
n n_,
_,
n ,
gaiid'ily
gaud'incss
gaud'y
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gar'age gascona'diiig __ "7 gauge

^ garb
gar'bage
gar'ble
gar'blcd
gas'conism
gaselier'
gas'eous
J
^ X- -T
gauge'ablc
gauged
gau'ger
gau'ging
_ \'
_1 V gar'bler
gar'bles
gas'fitter
gas'-fitting
__/ Gaul
Gaul'ish
gar'bling cash gault
garpoii' gashed 1

r' gaunt
garMaiit gash'ing gauni'let
gar'den gas'-holder gaunl'leted
gar'dencd gasifica'tioii -/ gaunt'ly
gar'doiipr gas'ified ,— ' gaun'try
gar'dening gas' i form —» gauze
gare
gar'fish
gas'ify
gas'ifying O '
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•
gaiiz'iiic^N
gauz'y
gar'gariic
gar'garisiii
gar'get
gas'-ji't
gas'kel
ga'^'kiii
'

^ -^ -^
gave
gav'ei
gav'elkind
Rar'gil gas'lighl —V gavotti''
gar'glp gis'.ineler .^- gawk
gar'glrd -f- g.is'.igi-ii :
^* gawk'v
gar'gliiig -f gas'ogi'iM-
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.— K''y
gar'jjoylr gas'olene 1
gav'est
gar'ish gasom'eter gay'cty
g.ir'islily
gasom'etry
_j gay'ly
gar'i^hiiess « gaze
gar'land gasp ^«, gazed
gar'lic gasped '^ gazelle'
gar'm»!!t gasp'ii'.g '
— ga'ier
gar'ncr gasp'iiiglv — gazette'
gar'nii d gas'^ing gazet'led
gar'npring
-'
gas'sy -r gazetteer'
gar'net ga*lr.il'Ki.i ga'zing
gar'aish
gar'iiished
Ifamishw'
'
gas'tric
gastril'nquist
gastril'oquy
TU ga'zing-stu< k
gaz'ogene
gear
 geared 108 ghastly

Rcarod goner'rcal gcogon'ic

sear'ins
Rcc'ko
'/, generos'jty
tren'ennis
/-
gcog'rapher
geograph'ic
gen'erously geograph'ical
({."(•-grp
Gen'esis geog'raphy
geese gen'ct
Gehcn'11,4 geolog'ical

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Rei'sha I'. geneth'Iiac
genet'ic /;
geol'ogize
geol'ogist
KeKable genette'
Celat'inate
geol'ogy
Gene'van ge'omanccr
gclat'inatcd Gene'vanism
.r
t
gi!lat'inating ge'omancy
/ gelatina'tion gpoman'tic
Genevese' geom'eter
n. gel'atine ge'nial L geomet'ric
gelat'inoiis J^.'f genijl'ity A
f
geli'tion
geld c.
c ge'nially L
geomet'rical
geomet'rically
gcnic'ulate geometri'cian
geld'ed gcnic'ulated geom'etry
geld'er 1
L
J

genicula'tion /.J geon'omy

^ h
geld'ing gc'nii
gel'id 1 George
gcnis'ta Geor'gian
gem , 1
1 gen'ital
gema'ra / ~v gcn'itive
geor'gic

I r Rpmar'ic
gem'el f
1

\
C gen'itor
gen'itiirc
Geor'gium Si'dus
geos'copy
gemina'tioti I /. ge'rah
III 1 gen 'i us gera'nium
nem'ini /, 7-'-,
V Rem'infnis y
Genoeso'
ger'f.ilcon
1 genre
gem'ma / gens
/
(jem'inary t germ
1 genteel' Gcr'man
Cfm'mafp / .1
getiteel'lv
/ Reni'mitol german'dcr
1 1 Ri'n'tian
1 gemina'tion /
germane'
gen'til
L gemmed (Icn'tile
German'ic
1
gpm'meous i," f Gcr'manisni
/'^ S gemmiferous
gcm'ming
gemmip'aroiis /v
1

V
Gcn'tilism
gentil'ity
gen'tle
;, Ger'manizc
ger'micide
Lr ^'v gem'miile — J gen'tlefolk
sen'tltman
/, ger'minal
/ gem'my J ger'minant
icn'tlemaiixkf ger'minate
gcms'bok J
' i;en't!enuin\v ger'minated
J gen'llenun
;

gendarme' ger'minating
gen'tleness germina'tion
gen'tlest geroco'mia
l. gt'ndanni 1 ic' a f gcn'tlewomin
gendarmVry
.

geroc'omy
gen'tly gerryman'der
gen too' ger'und
geii'der
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/ s -lii'aloe'i. iii-iv
gen'try
ge'nu
giTun'dial
geneal'ogist
gesta'tion

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-^ gen'uflect ges'tatory
Reneal'ogy genuflex'ion
, 'i gen'era ges'tic
gen'uine gestic'ulate
aen'eral
gen'uincly gestic'iilated
gen'ulneness gt-stin'iilating
general 'ity /v ge'nus gostli ula'tion
penfraliia' lilt It geocen'tric gostic'ulatnr
generalize ceocen'trlral
gen'eralized
gen'cr.ilizing <
ge'ode
gco<les'ic
rv- gestic'iilalnrv
gcs'turc

/ c ^en'rrally
g<«'<Ta/ship
geodes'ical
J-' i
ges'turcd
ges'turing
geod'esy get
gen'erant geodet'ic gft'ter
S'*n'cra!e
i;--"1'-('ica! g<-t'liiig
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gon'erated geijdil'eruu.
I'rn'eratint;
gew'gaw
gey'ser
tnera'tinii
g.'Og'iiiy ghar'ry
Kon'erativr geognns'tir
I n ghasl'lier
go 'era tor
geogtios'tir.al -\ ghast'lincss
gen'eratri\
J generic geog'nosy ghastly
ghazi 109 glisten

gha'zi gin'gerly ;— glaii'ciiig

ghee giti'K<rv gland
gher'kin ging'ha-i "s " glan'ilerod
Ghet'ti) gingiug
"" ,1'^ glan'ders
Ghib'elliiie gingival glandiferous
ghost gin'gle -
^-*
gland'ifurni
ghost'like
ghost'ly
gin'gled
(fin'gliiig
w „
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'-^'
-
glan'dular
glandula'tion
ghoul giniiet. ^' « glan'dule
ghoiil'ish gin'ning
ghur'ry gin'scng > -^
"
glandulos'ity
glan'dul<)u<
*-» t_.
gialloli'no
gip glare
K'lp'-^y, tjyp^v ^^^ glared
gi'ant gip'syism (..^
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glar'eous
l\ gi'antess giraffe' glar'iness
giaour gir'aiidole "T" ""T"
glar'iiig
gir'asol ^-.'
<' gib glar'y
girc'
-A gib'berish gird'ed
.,,„. glass
gla*s'-cuttiT
gib'Det gird'er »—rf glass'ful
(
gib'beteU gird'iriK "^ glass'house
gib'bctiii^ gir-dle ' . .. ,_ glas'siness
gib'bon gir'dk'd glass'-works
gib'bose
gibbos'ity
1. gir'dler
gir'dling
1

_ _ '\ »
glass'wort
glass'y
gib'bous
gib'-tat
girl
girl'hood
^J -r^- Glaswo'gian
glau'cine
gibe J girl'ish glauco'ma
gibed girl'ishriL'S
j 1 "T
gi'ber l:-\' Girou'dist glaucom'atous
gi'biiig girt ,_ o glauco'sis
gib'let girth '
__ J glau'cous
gib'-stafi i gist , „ glaze
-L--' git'teni tm^ glazed
gid'dier gius'to gla'zer
gid'diest give 'TO
gla'zier
gid'dily 'TV
gid'diness — given gla'zing

7^^ gid'dy
gier'-eagle
giver
gives
gju'ing
. M..

,
----^
gleam
gleamed
gleam'ing
gift giz'zard -— .* gleam'y
gitt'ed gla'brous glean
K'g r glace
L. gigante'aii gla'cial
^ I
gleaned
glean'er
i: gigan'tic
Kig'gle
gigTgled
gig'gler
gig'gl'ng
'1
glac'ier
gla'cis
glad
glad'deii
^^
^
glcan'ing
glebe
gle'by
glee
glad'dcned glee'ful

->
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gig'ot
Gilbertiaii
gild
glad'deniitg
glade
glee'some
gleet
glad'iate glen
gild'ed glaj'iator
"J gle'ne
gild'er gladiato'rial !
*~^- \ glcngar'ry
gild'ing glad'iole ^ glenli'vet
gill (of a fisli) gladi'olus
Ij
,

"^ gle'noid
gill(a measure)
giriie
glad'ly
glad'ness
^>_
^,
glib
glibly
gil'Iyflower glad'some glib'ness
gil'py glad'someness
•^ glide
gilt Gladstonicii gli'ded
gim'bal
'v/. gim'crack
glair
giaired
!
^' gli'der
gii'ding
gitn'let glair'ing t **«• ""^
gli'dingly
gimp
gin
giii'gal
^
'
glalr'y
glaive
'

1
«—6-
- ^ glim'mer
glim'mered
I
glam'orou* -
^ glim'mering
z'-^- giiigall
gin'ger
glam'or-our
glance
glimpse

"<^"( gin'gerbread glanced l^-p-i glissade'

glis'ten
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glistened iru Goliath

glis'tened
glow'cr gnu
glis'tcning
glow'ing go
glis'tcr
glow'-worm goad
glis'tercd
gloxiii'ia goad'ed
glis'U'ring
gloze goad'ing
glit'ter
glozcd g'l'-ahoad
glo'zcr goal
glit'tered
glo'ziiig goat
glit'tering
glu'cic

'^
- glfiam'ing
gloat
gloatVd
gluci'iia
glu'cine
^ ^
goatee'
goat'herd
goat'ish
gloat'ing gluci'nium goat'sucker
glo'bate glu'cose gob
glo'bated glue gobang'
^^:^ globe
glo'bose
gliit.l
glu'p'
gob'bet
gob'bing
globos'ity gob'ble
:>.^ glo'bous
glob'iilar
glu'ing
glurn
gob'bled
gob'bler
glob'ule ghiina'ceous gob'bling
glnb'uliii
glume gob'eliri
glub'ulous glu'mous gob'let
glut gob'lin
gli -le
glom erate
-^ — ghite'al go'by
glom'crated glu'ten I'u'-by
glom'erating glu'tinatc Ho'-curt
glomera'iion glu'tinated God
gloom
gloom'ier
n glu'tinating
glu'tinous
god'child
god'daughter
gloora'iest glut't god'dess
glut'ting Gode'tia

-.-1
gloom'ily
gloom'iness
gloom'ing
gloom'y
glo'ried
~1 . ^
glut'ton 1
glut'tonize
glut'tonous
glut'lony
k^
',-_.^-
'
god'father
God 'head
god'less
god'like
glorifica'tion glyc'erine godliness
glo'rified
glvco'nian god'ly
glo'rify glycoii'ic god'raother
glo'rifying glyph god'parent
glo'rious glyph'ic god'send
glo'riously glyph'ograph god'son
glo'ry glyphog'raphrr God'-speed
glo'rying glyphograph'ic god'ward
gloss glyp'tic go'er
glossa'rial ^Ivptog'raphy goffer
glos'sarist glyptothe'ca gog'gle
glos'sary gnarl gog'gled
glossed gnarlM gog'gle-evid
gnarl'ing gog'lct
w^ ^-*^ gloss'cr
gloss'icr gnarl'y V" Hlg
gloss'iest
gnash goi'tre
gloss'ily -^ gnashed goi'trous
giiash'ing Rold
gloss'iness
gloss'iiig
glossog'rapher
glossograph'ical '\
gnat
gnaw
gnawed
\ i.'','(<'-beatcr

ffoW-field
gl<»sog'raphy
glossolog'ical
gnaw'er
gnawing
^ joM'finch
Rold'&ih
. " gneiss gold'-Un\
glossol'ogist
glossorogy gneiss'ose goWhammer
glf)ss'y -T "^ gnom'" gold'ilocks
glot'tal
^ -
gno'mic Unld'Uce
gloi'tis "—
r"' giit/liivn
glottnl'owv gnomoii'ic gold'-size
glovi- T "-'— gnomon 'ical ffoW smith
-Inv.-il
^ r y gnomoti'irs goW-stick
ul'n t-r
'
/ giiomonorogy goU'lhread
^!io\v
• gno'sis SoW-wire
giowt'd gnos'tic golf
gnos'tlri«m Giili'ath
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gulo8h 111 grunted

goiosh' gos saiuer grad'uated

> '^oinphi'asis gos'sampr>' grad'uating
4.''

gomu'ti
nipho'sis gos'sip
gos'siped
n gradua'tion
grad'uator
gon'dol.i
gos'siping
got
T gra'dus
graf, graff
I . gondolier' Goth graffi'ti
gone Go'thamite graffi'to
gon'falon Goth'ic graft
gong Goth'icism graft'ed
goniom'eter Goth'icize graft'er
goniomet'ric got'ten graft'ing
gfpriiomt't'rical gouge grail
goiiioni'etry gouged grain

^
gixxl
gocxl-byi-'
1 -" gou'ging
gourd
grained
grain'er
good-day' gourd 'y grain'iiig
good-hu'moiired gour'mand grains
g .rmet' grain'y
1 g,,rn,-ss
go<jd'li(r
gout
gout (taste)
gral'lic
gral'loch
good'liest gout'ily gram
good'liiiess goutiness gramin'eal
good'ly gout'y gramin'eous
good-na'ture —^ gov' If It graniiiiif'irnns
good-na'turod
.."\
SOf'crnable
—--n graminiv'orous
gocxl-na'turcdly
good'ness
gov'cniance
gov'emante — gram'malogue
go<xl night' KDV'i-rnrJ . gram'mar
gixxls gov'erness , A gramma'rian
goods'-train S'ti'irnnig grammat'ic
_^
good'wife g'rv'i-r null tit grammat'ical
good'will i;of^«iiii ii'tal
~
grammat'ically
1 — good'y
Gix)r'ktia
gov'emor
go v'emor-c^ nfral
gram'raatist
gramr^
gfX)San'der gov'ernorship ,*" gra- iihone
—i .
g<x»e gow'an "^,„ gran, pus
-\ — t'
goose'bcrry gown gran'arv
^~6 -^ g(X)se'neck gowned „ grand
goos'ery gown'man gran'dam
-r __ go'pher gowns'man graii'dame
n n Oor'dian grab grand'-danglilcr
Oor'dian knot
gore
gored
•abbi''l
b" b'bing
1~' grandee'
grand'er
gr_^'ble grand'est
-r'
_/ gorge
gorged
grace
graced
gi'iii'deur
grand'fatlii r
gor'g.'ons grace'ful grandil'oi]Meiice

'—I n gor'geously
gor'geousness
grace'fully
grace'fulness
grandil'oquent
gran'diose
gor'get grace'less gratid ju'ror

^L gor'ging
gor'goii
grace'less:ess
gra'ces
grand jn'ry
grand'ly
gorgo'nian gra'cing grand'mother
'•f gorgoiizo'la gra'cious grand'parent
goril'la gra'ciously grand'sire
gor'ing gra'ciousness grand'son
gor'mand
gor'mandism
1 gradate'
grada'ted
grange
gran'ger
gor'mandize grada'ting gran'gerisrn
gor'mandized '1 grada'tion gran'gerize
gor'mandizer grada'tional granif'erous
- r ^ Kor'mandiziiig ^racratory graTi'i{r-rm
gorse grade gran'ite
gor'y gra'ded granit'ic
gos'hawk gra'dient gran'itoid
R'>s'ling gra'ding graniv'oroiis
gos'pcl grad'ual grant
gos'ix'led
gos'peller
n grad'ually
grad'uate
grant'able
grant'ed
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grautec 112 griming

''^—
grantee'
grant'er
grant'ing
.
grat'ulatinK
gratula'tioti
grat'ulatory
U green ery
grtcii-c^i'd
grecn'finch
r~ /' gran for grava'men green'gage
gran'ular grave fjreeii 'grocer
. ,r gran'ulary
gran'ulate
grave'-clothes
graved T green'hom
green'house
^^^ graii'ulated grave'-digger '"^— '•
grfon'ing
gran'ulating grav'el green'ish
'~ r granula'tion grave'less —" , green'ness
" gran'ule
grav'elcd-lled green'-ro<iin
ij I
—
'
-- gran'ulose
grav'elin^-Uing — ju ereen

-i-
gran'ulous
grape
'
grav'elly
gravu'ly
—f .^ 1
green'saiid
green'stone
i gra'pery gra'vcii '
grcen'sward
'- '
—
grape'-shot grave'iiess *""! gri'cn'wood
grape'-sugar gra'ver greet
grape'-vine ^jravcs •— " greet'ed
graph'ic gra'vest greet'er
graph'ical grave'stone .~\ . grcet'ing
graph'ically grave'yard
— graph'ite gravira'eter
.
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;
gn'fri'T
grega'rious
'
graph'olite gra'ving grega'riously
graph' >lu'gic gra'ving-<I< itk Grego'rian
- / / graplii>l<i'i{ical
graph'ology
grav'itatf I_^ grfg' )ry-p. «' ii'i

grav'itated grenade'
graphom'etcr grav'itating •^ 1 grenadier'
graphoint't'ric gravita'tion grena'dine
graphomet'rical grav'itative gresso'rial
; graph'otype grav'ity grew
"-
• grap'nel
grap'ple
gra'vy
gray, grey '^ c-i-9
grey
grL-y'bcard
grap'pled gra/beard S grey-haind
- grap'pling 77 gray'ish grey'hound
^ ""--'
i
grap'pliiig-iron
"grasp
gray'ling
gra/wacke n grcv'iioss
grid'dle
\ grasp'able graze 5" gride
grasped grazed ^ gri'ded
grasp'er ^azcr "^ grid'elin
grasp'ing zy gra'zicr gri'ding
^ grass gra'ziiig '-I grid'iron
grassed grease i
grief
- grassTiopper greased griev'anre
grass'iness greas'- -
grieve
'~ grass'ing greas .t grieved
!»': _ grass-plot -c grcas'ily
.

griev'er
•'
grass'y greas'iness griev'ing
grate greas'ing
'"

.
gra'ted
grate'ful
n greas'y
greai
griev'ous
griev'oDsly
griev'ousncss
T grate'fully great'coat griffin
_ grate'fulness greafvi grig

.
gra'ter
gratic'ulate
graU'est
great' \y
— -1
grill
grillade'
^ ,
graticula'tion
gratifica'tion
grfot'iwis ~7 gril'lage
greaves Krillf. grill
"^-
grat'ified grebe grilled

^
grat'ifier
grat'ify
— Gre'cian grill'ing
Gre'cism grim
grat'ifying greed grimace'
~ gra'ting greed'ily grimaced'
_ gra'tiiisly gro--d'iiie55 griina'ciiig
gratis greed'y grimal'kin
—
.

1. grafitudc Cireck grime

*
"^ gratu'itous ^v Greek fire grimed
gratuitously green gri'mier
Z gratu'ity green'back gri'mJest
grat'ulant greeii'doth gri'mily
.." grat'ulate green'er gri'miness
grat'ulated green'est gri'ming
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grimly lit i;ailtine8g

--
•—-^ grim'ly > 5- gross'ness ^ grum'ly
grira'mcr r—i '
gros'sular gnim'mei
'—'"*• grim'most grot r.' gru'inous
~^-» grim'iioss grotesque' grunip
r—^~- gri'my grotesque'ly grump'ily
grin J—.>jgrotesquc'nes« grurnp'y'
T' grind n- ^ grot'to gr'.in'dy
— grind'or -7 ground grunt
7"«_ grind'ing ground'age grun'ted
grind'stone ground'-ash irrunt'er
— grinned ground'ed exinit'ing
grin'nor ground'ing ("ruycre'
—1_ grin'ning ground'less gua'iacuni
•i— RTip gronnd'Iessness guanif'erou'
gripe groiind'-line guano
__- grippJ
gri'pcr
gronnd'ling
ground'-nut
guarantee'
guaranteed'
•^^ gi-ipp" ground'-plol guarantee'ing
grip per ground'-rent guar'ant'ir
.- giip'ping ground'sfl guar'anty
~^ grisaille' ground'sill guard
grisctte' ground'work guard'ed
s'
— '-
' gris'kin group guard'edly

— - gris'Iincss
gris'ly
gris'on
grouped
group'ing
grouse
guard'edness
guard'er
guard'ian
-'
— *^' Grisons' grout guard'ian'hip
'— grist grout'ed guard'ing
gris'Ue gront'ing gua'va
•
— k
,

gris'tly
r^ grove gubernato'rial
^ t
grit
grit'-stone
grov'el
I
grov'iled
gudg'efjTi
guelder rose
. ,__ " grit'tiness I grov'elled Gnclph
i
grit'ty I grov'clpr Gurlnh'ir
griz'zle I grov'el;. r gtier don
•~T griz'zlod ( grov'elmt- giierril'la
griz'zly I grov'elling guess
•T^ groan grow giiessed
groaned grow'er i^iess'er
^rr^ groan'ing grow'ing giiess'ing
growl giiess'-wnrk
^ groats growled giiest
gro'cer growl'cr ijuflaw'
,-r,
gro'cery growl'ing ijuid'able
— grog growl'ingly guid'ancc
——
-^
grog'gcry grown guide
grog'giness growth guide-book
. grog'gy gronie guid'ed
--- grog'ram grub guide'-post
•
^' grug'shop
groin
grubbed
grubber
n gni I'lT
guid'ing
Is.
.,- ^ groined grub'bing guild
Gro'lier grudge guild'er
I , - grom'met grudged guild'hall

-<_
— --
groom
groomed
groora'ing
^ grudg'er
grudg'ing
grudg-ingly
guile
piile'fnl
guile'fulness
, j^ grooms'man gru'el guile'less
groove priie'some guile'lessly
^ grwived
groov'er
gruff
gruffest
guili''lessness
gtiil'lemot
^_^, grcx-.v'ing gruif'iy guitl.>tlie'
' grope gniff'iiess guillotine
-T-, groped grum guillotined'

•T-N,
groper
gro'ping
grum'ble
grum'bled
— -1^
guillotin'ing
guilt

_o
gros'beak
gross
grum'bler
gruin'bling
-\ , ^
guilt'ier
-;^gtiilt'iest
'
gross'est grum'blingly guilt'ily
grofsly grume _/v.; guilt'incss

8-(i-o)
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guilt'less '
— gun nery guz'zler

— — guilt'v
guimb.ird
__.
_^ -;^_
gun'ning
gun'ny
guz'zling
gybe
— s.
piiii'i'a __, gun'powder gybed

Id
"'
. ({uin'ea-fowl \ » g>m-room gyb'ing
~7 _^
— _ giiin'ea-pig gun'shot
'^
gym'khaiia
(fuise 'I gun'smith gymna'siarih
'
/
Pi'tar'
gtilch
j

•
_ !_
'
. 1- gun'-stick
gim'-stock
^L gymna'sium
gym'nast
gun'wale,giin'iiel gymnas'tic

_ _—
gules /
- Kurge gymnas'tical
^ gulJ
gull e.^
7 gur'geons
gur'gle
gymnas'tirs
gymnos'ophi-t
II
— gtilled --I. gur'gled
°
gym'nosperm
giil'lft '-^— gur'gling gymnosperm'ou>
— -V gullibil'ily .v_ Gui'kha
/
gym'note
\ gul'liblc .^ Rur'nard BynjBCol'dKv
I
gul'lied ...^ gur'nrt gynan'der
""' giil'li'ig gush
.^ aul'lv, glll'lrv
I

^ gushed
gynan'driaii
gynan'drou>
^ _,'- glllp -^
•^
giish'iiig '-1/' gyn'archy
, gulped
,

I —\ gush'ingly gyne'cian

i
H
-
( ^
-"" \„ gum-ar'abic
KUlp'i"g
gum '

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,
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gus'set
gust
gus'tatory
gvncecoc*rac\-
gynoc'racy
gyp'seo\is
\ gum'boil ~> gus'to L gypsiCerous
n -^ g<ira-elas'tic "^ I

gust'y
.
gyp'sum
:
^
— '
___ gummed
gummif'erous
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~ gut
gut'ta
gyp'^y
gyp svism
,
gum'miness i
"^ gut'ta-per'cha gy'ral
M
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.
gum'mous
gum'ray . -r-,
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~^f gtit'tated
gut' ted
gy'rate
gy'rated
H; ^ gump'tinn
- gum-res'ii'
gut'ter gy'rating
^ , ' gut'tered gyra'tion
gum'-troe gut'tering gy'ratorv

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_,
\ •<
_ fPin
gun'-barrel
guttif'erous
gut'ting
Byre
g\Toid'al
tl — gunboat' gut'tural gyr'omanr v
_^ gun'-carriagp gut'turally
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;
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^ gun '-cot ton gut'turalne^^
gy'roscopc
gy'rose
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gun'-metal
cun'nrj
guy gyve
__^ guz'zle gvved
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gun'ner RM'zlrd gyv'ing
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ha haft'cd hal'li.ird
\ ha'bpa^ (or'piis hag hair-ni.irk
\ haggard halltx)'
V hab'erdjsher haggpd J hallonf-il'
V habVrd.ishcrv haggle ,
halkio'ing
hab'rrdiiip haggish hal'low
> hab'orgcon
habil'imont
hag'glr
hag'gled
hal'lowrd
llaMiiw-c'iii
habil'itate hag'girr hal'lowing

A hab'it
habjtabirity
hab'j table
hag'gling
hagiarchy
hagioc'racy
Hal'lowmas
hallucina'tinii
hallu'cinatory
hab'itancy ha'giigraph ha'lo
hab'itat
habitit'tiun
llagiog'rapha
hagiog'raphcr
^ hal'ogpn
halog'enous
hab'itcd hagiog'riphv hal'oid
hab'iting hagiol'ogist
.V ' - ha'loscope
habit'iial hagiol'ogy halt
habit'iiallv hah xr^' halt'ed
habit' iiatc
habit'iiated
.... Z ha'-hu hal'ter
hail halt'ing
habituating hailed halt'ingly
habitiia'tioM hail'ing halve
hab'itiidc hail'strnio halved
hail'-slorm halves
habitue' hail'y halv'ing
hair hal'yard
haciPii'da hair'breadth ham
hack hair 'cloth ham'adryad
harked
hack'pr
hack'iug
:^4 hair'dresscr
haired
ha'mate
ha'mated
hairiness ham'ble
hack'le hairless hame
hack'ler hair'piu Hamilto'niaii
hack'ling hair'stroke Hamit'ic
hack'ly hair'y ham'let
hack'matack hake hain'leted
hack'ney hal'berd ham'mer
hack'ncy-coach halberdier' ham'raerable
hack'neyed hal'cyon
I
-^w hack'iieying hale
hara'mcr-cloth
hain'mercd
had half ham'mcrer
had'dock kalf-hUKHi ham'mering
hade
A. Ha'dcs V A.i//'-ca«te
half-pay
ham'mernian
ham'mock
d had)
hadj'i
halfpence
halfpenny
ha'mous
ham'pcr
hx'mal Hal/'-wav ham'pered
h^iiiai'iL Aa-V-witted ham'pering
hxmatin Half'-vear' ham'shackle
haematitr A hal'ibiit ham'ster
1 hxniatlt'ic
haemalo'sis
hsin'orrhagi'
1-. hal'idora
hal'ing
haliog'rapher
-x ham'string
hani'stringed
haeniorrhnid'al haliog'raphy
r^4 ham'stringing
hjern'orrhoids hall
v7 ham'strung
haemostat'ic V hall'age \ han'aper
haft hallelu'iah-jah haiice
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hand 116 hastener

L H
hand
V. kap'pines% har'monist
HamT-hM .^•^ hap'py harmo'nium
-x kand'book -1 harangue' A .-. har'monize
Aanii'breadth « harangued' har'monizrd
hand'cart har'monizer
hand'cuS
y^^^^^ harangu'cr
h.ir'moiiizing
harangu'ing harmonom'c'tcr
hand'ed .6 » har'au har'mony
l- hand'(a\
*a>i</'-(!,»ll<ip
f.

t
/^
/
har'assed
har'asser
har'mosl
har'motome
Hand'ic.xp har'assing har'ness
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•
V/ i

N
har'binger
har'bour, har'bor
\. har'nessed
har'iif <5er
\ har'bourcd har'iiessing
har'bourer hirp
!i I'
A.j>i<<'iir /
\
hand'iest
<KH<i'ily
/wiU'ine<i<

handiwork
>\ ^
••s
har'bouring
har'bourless
hard
hard'-camcd
harped
harp'er
harp'in-
harp'i'
hard'en harp'i'
haiid'kcrchipl ^. hard'ened harp
/j^ hard'ener harp
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kan'dU-T K /S

^
hard'pning
hard'cr
harpv
harpoon'er
leer'

\ hard'est harpoon'ing
iS- '

hand'maid hard'-foiight harp'sichord

liand'maiden •\\ hard'head har py
^inti'-rail
•y '

hard'-hearted
/um/'-saw
liand'scrcw ^
\ har'dicr
har'diest
har'qiiobus
har'ried
' (. har'dihfxxl har'ricr
A.j(»J'sel
-s har'dily har'row
/M>t<i'si'lcd-llcd
hatutynme ^ har'dinpss har'ro'Aed
lutnd'icnr\e\y h hard'ly har'rower
Aiiki'somcnoss •-^
c hard'npss har'rowing
I.. 'uit/l'somest •y hards har'ry
>'
/f rnJ'spikf' hard'ship har'rying
'ii»i<f'-work
'ntk/'wriliiig
A •S, hard'warc
har'dy
harsh
harsh'rr
liand'y haro harsh'est
liaiiR
lianR'bird
harp'bell
hare'brainrd
S r' harsh'ly
harsh'ncsi
-^^1_ lianR'dog hare'foot hars'let
1 iang?d hare'lip hart
^^r h an e'er ha'rem harts'horn
o " hang'cr-on har'icot har'um-scar'uiti
/ hark "
-
harus'pex
hang'ing faarl
liang'man Harlc'ian harus'pice
hang'nail harlequin hanis'picy
y^ haiig'-nc«t harlequinade' har* vest
hank har'lot ^ har'vcstfd
hank'er har'lotry har'vester
hank'ercd harm har' vesting
hank'ering harmat'tan
Hanovc'rian harmed hash
Han'sard harm'ful hashed
hanse harm'fully hash'ish
Hanscat'ic harm'fulno55 has'let
han'som harm'inR hasp
hap harnriess hasped
haph.v/ard harm'lessly has'sock
hap'loss harm'lessni'ss hast
hap'ly hannon'ic has'tate
Kip'pen hannon'ica haa'tatcd
Kxp'ptrud harraon'ical haste
hap'pening harraon'icon ha'sted
hap'pi't harmo'nious ha'sten
1 N^ hap'piest harrao'iiiously ha'stencd
liap'pi\y harmon'iphon ^ ha'stener

^^S
 1

huteniof 117 Ilebniitie

ha'steiiiiig li.nvk'"r .^> h<'a|K'<l

ha'stirr h.iwk't'v h<Mp>r
lia'stiost hawk rvcd hcap'in^
lia'stily hawking / he.ip'v
iJ"l_ B ha'stincss liawk'wecd hc.ir
ha'sting hawse heard
ha'sty haw'ser hf .ir'er
ha'sty pudding haw'thoni hear ing
hat hay heark'en
hat'band hay'iiK k heark'cn. .1
liat'-bux hay'-hiid he.irkVhfi
hitch hay'ing f
hc.irk'oiiiiii;
hatrhed Imv -lolt he {r'say
hatch'el haymaker (
lie II
batcli'ulcd-llid liay'-Miow heart
hatch'clcr-llir hay'riik heart'ac he
'U- hatchVlitig-lliin! hay'stnck h(art'-br.)ken
hatchVr

*"
hatch'es
hatch'et
^ haz'ard
haz'ardcd
hearl'burn
heart'felt

1 hatch'iiig haz'ordmg hearth

< 't-
hatch'meiit
hatch'u'ay
I
haz'arduus
haze
liearlli'stonc
lieart'icr
hate h.ized heart'iest
A hate'able
ha'ted
8^ s ha'zel
ha'zinpss
heart'ily
heart'iness
bate'ful ha'zing hfart'less
hate'fully ha'zy heart'lessness
liate'fulness lu-

-•(
ha'ter
hath
A .1. head
head'ache
hiart'-rending
liearts'case
heart'-sii k
ha'thig head'band heart'y
ha'lrcd head'-drt'SS . 1 liiat
hat'ler
hatti-sheriC
head'ed
hcad'cr
^ liiat'ed
heat'cr
hau'bcrk head'-gear heath
hatigh hoad'iiy i. hea'then
haiigh'tiest lioad'ineis
haiigh'tily hoad'ing « hea'thenduni
haiigh'tiiiess hoad'land hca'lhonish
^ Vv7 haugh'ty
haul
haul'age
j

I
lusidlcas
head'-linc
head'long
hea'tlicnisni
hea'th< nize
hea'theiiized
hauled 1. head'-man hca'thenizini;
haul'er '

head'-mastcr heath'er
haul'liig
haulm
heau'-quarters o^ heath'ery
hcads'maii heath'y
haunch head'stall heat'ing
hauiiched head'stone heave
haunt head'strong heaved
haunt'cd hfad'u'ay htav'en
hauntVr hcad'-wind htav'en\v
haiint'ing head'-work <l- heav'env(.»\[
haut'boy hfad'y .">
J.
lieav'er
hauteur' heal
r heaves
haut-goiU' hoal'able heav'iir
Havaii',1 iirald
I
heav'icit
have hcali d
I
lieav'ily
ha'veii liearei heav'iness
hav'ersack hearing heav'ing
hav-ildar l.f.iUii heav'y
hav'\U]i hcalth'ful
\«, heav'y-Ia'deii
hav'oc ,(
health'fully hebdom'adal
haw health'fulncss A.' heb'etate
Hawai'ian
hawed
liealth'icr \ hebeta'tioi
health'ifst heb'etti'i.
haw-haw* hcallh'ily Hcbra'ii.
haw'ing healthiness Hc'braism
hawk hualth'y He'braist
hawked heap Hebr.'ist'ic

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 h

Hphraize IIH hfffcary

lie btji/' ii-ru ! hem lup-v

llrbraiz"! Ill tki'' man liemJple gia
II' hr.iiziiii; hi liivin'trii / heiu'ipligv
111 'tirrw he liiiclffiiiii lieniip'teral

llr|ir<"wxs« hc'liiigraph lieraip'terous

llfbrid'iaii helii'gr.i: '
ir hiin'isjihere
tii*(''at"mli helii>g'r.i iv liemispher'ie
heliiil'at. ' lieiiiispher'ii al
lK-.k'lr
heliolalrv heiiif-pheriiid'al
hci'l.iri-
hri 'til lielMimViir '1_ lii'iii i^tirh
lllHtil.jl lie'liii«'i)«- liiiii itro|»
lit'c'tt)Kr.iiit-rii(- hc'lii)sui he 111' lock
:a hri'loxraph 111- ilutp |M tieiniui'd
lii'liotyiH' liein'iiiirig
hec'tulitri"t>r
liec'tonietro-tri helispher'ii / hiiii orrhage
hector he'lium hi'iii' irrhoid'al

ii
'
— -^
lioc'torcd

licr.'luririK
he'lix
hell
hr!'lolx>ri'
1 hemorrhoids
hi-mostat'ii
hemp
lifc'tori'-iii Helle'niaii lieinp'eii

hed'dlp Hellei/ii hemp'se<'<l

licdcru'ni>ii> Hel'lemsiu hiin -stitch
>, lien
hcd'eral Hil'leiiist V,
hederil'i-..'ti5 Helleuisfi- e ' heii'bane

I hedge
hedged
hcdge'hog
Ilil'leiiizi
Hel'lenized
Hel'lenuing
p
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»
y^,
^li heiii'-
ktiutiorth'
hi'Hii'or'warii
' '• heiu itiaii
hodR rr Ilel'Iespoiitine • 1;

hedgc'rc iw liell'-hound hell'-, ip

hedging hell'ish
_^

4
1
heiidec'agoh
hedf )u'ii' hellward
heed helm
heed'ed helmed
-^ y heiidec'asvll

IH hred'Jul hel'met ) .^_, heii'-hoiisi'

li'Ml'da
lieed'iiig liel'meted ,
^'

-1 ^
lK*fd'les> heliniii'thic
'''-^. ll.li'otheiMll
lie«*d'lessly
heed'lessiicss
lnllllihthiil'llgV — Iiin'-pi'tk
heel helfii^ lu.iii hejMt'ic
'~'
heeli'd hel'i •^ hepat'ical

Nw-
<r^
f
,^
\ heel'er u helulism
t
/ hep'atite
hepatiza'tiii!!
h««ring help
/ ;
heel'-tap help<'il M' hep'atize
^* lieft helper hep'atized
.7-^- hegemoii'i' help'ful liepatol'oi-
he'gemoii\ help'fully
^-^ . Heg'ira, Hi j'ira
V help'fulness !npatos'cn
heifer help'less liep'tachor
iti-p'tagmi
<j' heigh'-ho help'lessly heptag'oii.i
'"*
'' height
lielp'le'isne-'' h- Mgvii'i--
'''»-*
^ height'eii
help'inate i.. ihi--.lri.
'^ height'eiiid
,
help'meet ii'ilriai:
height'eii. r
°;I
^^°
^ ^.^^.
height'eiiiiig
hei'nuus
hei'tiously
,'^
V.
hel lir->tiel'i
helve
helved '•"i ml.
HeU.-'tiaii ^vtp: .teh'
^ ^ hei'nousiie-- v.-

^ heir MeK.1 !_• ler

"^ er'
heir appa'n i,t hei'viu
... „Ji v^ ~
'^'
heir'dotn bel'vilig
-« \ iieir'ess r.em
->r 1 -, heir'less '--, hem'athate
-•v heir'looin ^? heraastat'ical
"^ hem'atin
.-
^
^._-
lieir'ship
held
] '-1.
hem'atite
*
he'liac hematit'ic
<^ f
<__ heli'acal
<- -4 hem: ra'aia
hem cycle
^m
jSt
hel'ical
'^ .-. hel'icite heruiie'dral he I , rium
' 1 hel'icoid heiui'iia her-l ary

^Ji^i^' "^^fl^MB
'icrtMri'nt tf hit>rugnipher

tii-rtxs'ct- '
hi xamcur
h(^^!f'i-n»' - y^ "Z' -. tin hpxamet'rif
S M, iv.n h- r (M.jv hpxampt'ric.ii
\> V
! »r' hi
hi
'pj-wnr^luj.
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hpxan'dria
'
hcx.ui'drous
\ hft i^jTize
her'bi<»iff '
h'
hrri
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t»»l'(»(|[y
hpxan'icil I.

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h«rs
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hrxapt alu>i>
Iielb
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hiT'iillijn
htxjphyrioi
hvx apla
hpx'aplar
lit I . -J ht's'itjijiv
'

hex'apud
her. 1 I hrs'ilaiit •X'astich
hes'itatp , x'asJvl.
rila matf hps'ilatfd H<x'4t
ht-^'itatiiic hpv
hi-.'itatiiinl- h... iX
h. .-.mCI.
h r ««'
\
hcMta'tion
hps'itativc V III-

hlTlAv'
hcrpil'itd c
Hps'pcr •V
_ lliiipe'riaii i

hpredit'am.iii llp-'(nni> j

lies' siaii
red'ilary het*'ra
j

hit-
be: d'i|. hetie'ria
in' »r hptf r')car'i>'His
u hptiTKhni'itiiius
\ \ •

^1 het'eroclite

ti
-ut'
si arch
\^ —% hetprKlit'ic
heteruclit'ical
,

>\ip
UlRh
\j hetpriidac'lvl . od
1
lii»i- raf-." hetVrcxloiit i hit -Ujj.'iK
\ hpt'erodox hick'or\
L 1 hi t'erodoxy
j

i
.uk'wall
L Ii

lit-rel
'

/
htterog'amuiis
heteroge'npal
liid
lii'da){p
herettj; •/ hpterogene'ilv hidal'gu
lipreuij' / i

tK'teroj?p'iipuu- hid'dpn
heterog'raphy hid'diiily
ll«'n'« r.r .

hide
her'iot hpternl'ogy hide'boimd
lirr'iotablp hptrrnmor'phif hid'pous
li T'isson heter'imor'phous hid'pou»!v
\ 9
l.'T'itable
lier'itage
heteron'i'my
het'eroiuTii
hi'der
/ hptpriipath'ic
Iii'dine
her'itor
hpternp'aihy
her'itrix hetpropha'sia
hormaph'roditp h''t'proph»-!n\-
hermaphrodil'K hPt'erop<_Ki
hi 'mail
hrriiieneu'tiral hturi^'ii.
lurnieiieu'tir^ hpw hipnic'rauy
heriiift'ic hewej
lipnnet'ical hewVr hi'eroglyph
lienneficallv hew ii.t^
lier'mit hewn /' I roglyph'ic
lier'raitaK'- hi-wx
hrf'iiiilai;.
liicriglyph'ical
hertnit'ical •xadj lyluiis
her'nia h<-x'ad hi'crogram
hpr'iiial hexaS'iui ri n
he'ro
Hero'diaii
hex'aKoii
he\ag'oiial
4 .''rogrammat'ic
hero'ic hexagyii'ian ^anogram'matist
hero'ical
hero'ically
r. .^• hexaR'yiious
hexahe'dral hiCTog'rapher
her'oiiie hexahe'droti
 hierograpbic 120 hole

/' liii'roijr.ipliic
biii'deriiig \\\^' -
hind'triB05< hi\nig
hitid'iMos< hu
^^ hierograpirical
hin'drance hoar
Hiii'dii hoard
1 hierog'raphy Hiii'duism hoard'ed
Hiiidusta'r.i hoard'er
^ 1 hierolog'ic
hinge hoard'ing
hinged hoar' frost
hierol'ogist
/ hin'ging hoar'liounil
\i hiprol'ogv
liin ny hoai'iii«'-s
hint
liiVromaiiry huarsi!
hinl'od
liier'ophaiit hoarsf'jy
liiii't'-rliiid
hint'ing liuarsc'nrss
hiiTos'copy
/"^ hint'ingly hoar'y

^ 1 hiff'gled
hip
hipped
boax
hoaxed

m hiy'rih-ilypin'-
hig'gler
hig'glitig
[«lidy
hippocam'pus
hip pocras
Hippocrat'ic
\
hoax'ing
hob
hob'ble
hob'bled
At;* hip'podrome
hob'bledehoy
AigA'-bom hip'pogriff hob'bler
AigV-bred
hippoph'agy hob'bling
*ig*'-churcli
hippopot'amiis hob'by
AigVclass bob'by-horsc
hie.h'vx hippu'ric
Ai^A'ost hobgob'lin
hip'-roo(
AtgA-faUrtin hob'nail
hip'-shot
hir'ciiie hub'nailvd
*»?*'-flyer
hir'cus hob-nob
*i<*'-haii<liil
hire liocit
AiilA'-liPoKil
hired ho<k.>d
Aii;VI. 111(1
/ Aii;A'land<'r •V hire'ling
hir'or
hock'iv
hock'iiig
*i<*'low
hir'ing lnx:k'le
Aii-Vly
liir'sute hii tiis
ft»i;*'-iiiiriiKd
Al5 hoVns-po'i us
his'pid ho. I
*«g*'-pri ^^llrt a1 h'ul'don-grry
"^,

.'i
/ *»?V-pri. >t
AiirVroad
hiss
hissed :0 hodge'-iHxIgc
'7^ Ai»;*'-4piri(iil
^ hissing
A hixlier'nal
*«gA'-toncd .-V hiss'ingly
.1' hist JRHl'maii
Iiigh'ty-tigh'ty
.-t. histog'raphv hoe
(; ^ *«?*'-watiT
hist"l"g'irai
•1
hoed
//'^ A(4,'Vu'ayinan ^-^i
liistol'ogist
% hoe'ing
? histol'ogy lnB-»
*w{A'-wr Might
i>'' histo'rian hog
hila'rious
/) r*- histor'ic hogged
r- '

^ hilar'ity
Hil'ary
hill
5^^
V^~
,r^\ histor'ical
historiog'raphcr
hoK gcrv
hog'ging
^' liill'iiu'^s
i>-
histrjriog'raphy
his'tory
hog'gish
hoggish'
hill'ock
IX"- histrion'ic lii>gtnanay'
'1 liill'-sidc
his'trionisni hogs'hiMii
r- liill'y ^i- hit hoi'dcn, \v vM.-

f'
^ liilt
hill'.-.l
^ hitch
hitched
hoist
hoist'eU
lil'liiiit
; hitrh'iT hoist'iiig
kitn
hitcli'ing hoi'ty-toi'ty
Mini I'layan
hith'cr ho'key-po'kt'V
himsilf'
hilh'irmos/ hold
\\Miviiu ii"id'-atl
y
< Iiiiul
hind'borry
bith'erward hold'on
bit'ter hold'er
liiiid'cr
bit' ting hold'fast
liiii'diT
hive hold'ing
i^ liiii'df'red
hived hole
hin'derer
 holed 121 horse-leeeh

holed lioujor">gy ho'piiig

,
'1 holiday hom'oiiym hopped
ho'licr huiuoiiyiii'ic liop'|)ir
lio'liest humuii ymoii', lio|i k'cr
ho'lily
AuVilli ^^
horaon'ymy
ho'mophoiic
6\ 'V
.\
hop'ping
hop'ple
(11.

bu'ling homoph'onous <^ hop'pled

hol'la homoph'oiiy hop'ples
-1 hc.riacd hoinut'ropal hop'scotch
liul'laiiif; ho'mutypo
^'^1 .<^
ho'ral
/ lloriaml. r hoeie ho'rary
luil'Iaiids llOIH'd " > horde
,,
holloa hon'iMt liori'zoii
linrioaod oii'estly horizoii'tal
I>^^'
1

liMi'loaiiig lion'esty horizoii'lally

hul'low hoiie'wort •^ horn
hol'lowed liua'ey horn'beam
wi lioi'low-f y.'*!' hon'ey-bag horn'bill
hol'lowiiig
hol'lowiiess
hon'ey-bee 'V honi'blende
hoii'eycomb horn'-book
hol'ly '.'L. homed
•''/,_ liol'lyhock ^'-l hoii'ey-dew
hulni . hoii'eyed
'
^ - < honi'er
\, hor'net
hol'ocaust hon'cymoon
hol'ograph
'

hoa'eysuckle
•

'V horn'ing
horp.'li^s
hol'ster bong horn'pipe
nol'stered hoii'ing
\
'^ horii'y
hu'ly
i

hon'or, hoii'our J~\

>' y holy-day V-, I. honora'rium horog'rapliy
<r«
ho'ly-rtxxl hon'or ary '/I
liu'lystone
hoiii'agu
hon'ourabli'
hoii'ourably
^
< J hor'olone
horolog'ical
home hon'oured
hoine'-brcd hiui'uurer
i

'H
hunie'-brewi'd bon'uuriiig
^ .a liorologio;;'r iphv
'
-V ^1 ;

lioiiie'-(elt hoii'oursiiiaii ^' /^ liorol'oKiM

Imme'less llmxl
lioiur'lessiu^s huod'ed liorol'ogv
111 iiiie'licr hood'wiiik horoiiii'i.r
hoof
lioiiie'liest
home'liiifss hoofed
'V horoiii'etry
hiir'oscope
-A/' home'ly
honie'-raadc L L hook
hoo'kah horosVnpy
I lomer'ic _-' hooked
L' hor'reiit
hoiiic'sick hook'cr hor'riblr
homeSpuii hook'-nos<'<l
humc'stead hook'y hor'ribleiiess
home'ward hiKi'ligan hor'ribly
hum'icidal hoop hor'riil
hoin'icide hooped hor'ridly
homilet'ic lioop'ing
hoin'ill^t lioop'ing-cough horrific
hoin'ily hoo poe
lio'miiig hoo'
/
hor'rificd
hoiii'iiiy ho<
hdiii'mock he ;
hoi'rify
liomoct'ii'tric h(»
|'-,-T> homixhro'mous h» hor'rifyiiig
hoj iie hor'ror
ilOIIUlK>|>Jth ic
bomao|i'alhi>t hop< liorv
hoDKEop'athy hoped hor>e'back
hope'ful horsc'-brcaker
humug'aiiioiis hope'fully horse'-chestnut
hoinogc'iioal liope'fulness lior»e'-cli".h
huiiK>gciit:'jly hope less
homoge'neous
homog'eny .<v
r hope'lessly horse-flesh
burse'- guards
humolog'ical hope'Ie&siiess horse'bair
homorogous ho per borse'-jockey
hora'ologue < N-N hop'-flia horse'-leecb
 hone-litter 122 humus

horsc'-liltrr A"M,\^'-boat hulled

norsc'mai) \ AoMSi'bri'aki r huir.i
liorse'm.iii«tiip A<»:<^c'brrakiiij; hulI'MiK
h'lrm'-pl.iy he uspd hum
h' )rse '-power
'S:-i hoiiseiul hu'iiiaii
hi>rsc'shoe ADusv'hold hiunane'
) hor^^'tail h<iiise'hi>UU-r huiujiie'ly
horse'whip liu'ni.ttii>iii
htirs*''wi<maii htiine'Ws^ hu'iaaiiisl
li>ir>'iiig kuti\e'niaiti huuiaiiit.i riaii
tiurs'y
Ihtrta'tioii ht*uit'\\iU' huuiaiiila'naii-
lior'latnf li-ni
hor'talury huust''\\'iU'ry huuiaii ilv
hiir'ticullor humaiiiza'tiuii
A««s/wrii;lit hu'maiiize
horticul'tiiral hoiis'iiig hii'uiaiiized
hove hu'manizer
liMrtiiulturr
"-r hov'i*!
hov'rr
hu'iriani/uiK
hu'maiikiiid'
horticiirtiiri>l hov'ered hu'maiily
v hor'tiilaii huv'friiiu hum'ble
--1 hint'
II huiii'ble-bi'e
<" hor'tus sic'cii'* howbe'it humbled
is? liosaii'na how'dah hum'bleness
.-' hose howtT'^er hum'bler
• ho'sier how'iizcr hum'bli'st
p-' tf
huw'ker
Hi' A ho'siery
hoi'pici-
hos'pitabli-
howl
howled
hum'bliiig
hum'bly
hum'bug
humbugged
'A hiK'pitably
hus'pital
howl'er
how'Icl hum'bugK'ug
hos'pitalitv howi'iiiK huiu'<lruni
^-^^\ hiii'pitalliT huu'sot^-'t t
hi is'pfxiar hfiv hu'mcral
,f >T host
Uos'laKi'
hoy'd.Mi
hovMi iii-.h
hu'merus
hum'huni
hub
^^ hos'tcl
hos'telry
host'ess
hiib'bub
liuck
hu'nuc
hu'niid
huniiil'ifv
hos'tilp htick'abai k humid'ity
p./ -.t-'
hiis'tilfly hiick'lc hu'mify
4 hostil'ity
hos'tlfr
hiick'lebai kcd humil'iate
humil'iatcd
hot huckie'lx'rry humll'iating
.-'X hul'Ud huck'stcr humilia'tloii
hot'-blootli'il huck'stered huiniritv
I .
hotch'potch hnck'steriiin hummed
hot cock'les
1y hotel'
hot'-heaili'd
hud'dle
hiid'dled
hud'dler
huiu'mer
hum'niing
huMi'initig-bird
<* hMt'Anuv hiid'dlinK hum'moik
/ .f'x
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illegibility 126 Immovability

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 inimovublp 127 impliotting

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incommo'ding
iii'ca incip'iei.t incommo'dioiis
mcage' -V- incip'icntly incommunica-
\ incal'culable incise' bil'ity
- incales'cence incised' incnmmu'nicable
incales'cency inci'sing
incales'cent lilC )tiitlju ntrmive
inci'fion
incandes'cenre inci'sive incon\mu'table
. incandes'ceni inci'sor incompact'
^ incanU'tion inci'sory incom parable
incan'tatory inci'sure incom'parably
.1,\ iiic.ipabil'ity J inci'tant incnmpass'ionate
. tMCti puble incita'tion ino)inpatibil'ity
> iiicapa'cious incite' incompat'ible
'
incapac'itatr inci'ted incom petence
', incapac'itated incite'ment incom'petency
incapac'ity inci'ter incom'petent
, incar'cerate .i'ci'ti. <
iiicar'cerated iacivil'ity incom'petently
. incar'cerating inctasp' incomplete'
incarcera'tion indasped' incom plete'ly
i'lcar'nalr, oJ;. inclasp'ing incomplete'ness
•
irtcar'aate, v. inclave' incompli'ant
incar'nated inclem'ency incom posite
' incar'nating inclem'ent incomprebensi-
incarna'tion bil'ity [ble
incli'nable
incomjwhen's!-
'
incar'native inclina'tion incomprehen'-
^ incase' incirnatory sive [ity
incased' inclim' Incompressibil'-
. incas'ing inclineo' incompress'ible
T incatena'tion incli'ner incompn fable
iricau'tion incli'ning inconceiv'able
incau'tious iiiclinom'etiT incunclu'sive
• incau'tiously inclose inconclu'sively
- incaii'tiousness inclosed' incondens'able

9 -<i;o)
 130 indict
h iBfonfruent

iiii reil'iblv \ indeciifiiiis

inmii'itriiriil
I incoiiKru'ilv K mrredii'lity
inron'grti<»n'» indrco'n >ii«nes>
inc"iirKr>i'>ii»lv I iiKred'uldiis ^* indeio'rtuii
incoii' vqiKMH r V . inrred'iilnusnrss iiidi-ed'
."~^' inVri'mrnt nidefjtiKal>il'il\
inroirsoquen!
inconse<|uen'tial ~'i ifll !• Ilfll't'tl inditiit'iiMi-hl;
inronsurfrable indefeasibil'itv
iiirriin'inate
iHCiiHsid' iratt iiidefea'sible
iiiiriiii'iii.iii'rv
ituDnsid' ••ralelv iiKlrfcnsibil'ity
iiicmsidrr.i'lion incni«l'
incoiisislViiry incrust'atr •ndefen'^ible
hi inconsist't'iit incrusta'tion in<lefen'>iblv
inconsistently incrust'ed
inomwjl'ablr incnist'ing indefin'ablo
incon'sonanrr iii'nibatc \ \ indefinite
incon«pic'iniii« iii'cubated I. indel'initelv
incim«pic'ii"ii«lv iii'eubating e inde('inileiie>>
incimStanrv incubation I
. indelibil'ilv
incon'stant ' \ indel'ible
incon'slaiitiv Xiii' obator . indel'iblv
inconsumable in'icubiis I indericacv
incontfst'able in'culcatc I indel'icate
incon'tinence in'culcated indel'icatelv
incon'tinent in'culratMiK V indemnifiia'tiiii
i'-' incon'tincntly 3 inculca'tioii
H I --^' indein'nified

m
incontrol'labfe
in'culcat<ir \
iiK"ntri»\ffti!iiritv indem'nifv
incontrovert'ible incul'pable
:

I indem'nifviiiR
income' nunce inculpate
v.^ inconve'nienccd incul'pated indem'nity
inconve' nient incul'patinB ".-^r indent'
inconvertibil'ity Z iiiculpa'tion indenta'tion

\ inconvert'ible
inc(>-or'dinatp
inculpatory
incuin'beney
indent'ed
indent'ing
inio-ordina'tion > incura'bent inden'tiire
iiii'ir'porate, adi incur' I
indtpetut'iiu,
incor'porate, v. incurabil'ity indepenJ'tnt
incor'porated Iindeprnl'ently
incor'porating incur'able (imleicn' hahlf
:Mcorpora'tion incur'ably Iindfscn' Kihly
incorpo'real incu'rious indestnictibirity
indestruc'tible
incur fKJre'ity incii'riou*lv k indeter'minable

incorrect'
incurred'
,icur'rence
-x^ indeter'minate
incorrectly incur'ring
indeter'minately
incorrect'ness incur'sioii
inorripbil'ity in< iir'sive indetermina'tion
incorrigible nirurv'ate, <<J' •^ indevout'
incor'rigibleness incurv'ate, r '
in'dex
incorrigibly i
incurv'ated in'dexed
, incurv'ating in'dexer
incorro'dililr index'ical
^
-*"*\j mctirva'tion
iDcomipt' *w^ in'dexing
incorruptibil'ity incurve' 1_ I
indexter'ity
incorrupl'ible —5** incurved' * - In'diaman
incomip'tion incurv'ing 1 In'dian
incorriipi'ness *" indebt'ed 1 \ in'dia-rub'ber
incras'^ate, adi.
incras'saie, v.
incrassa'tion
n indebt'ednesi
iutie'i.ency
indecent
in'dicant
)i)'*Jicale
indicated
incras'sative
1
^ inde'cently in'dicating
increase indecid'uous indica'tion
increased' indeci'pherable indic'ative
increas'er indic'atively
increas'ing indeci'sion in'dicator
increasingly' indeci'sive in'dicatory
indeci'sively n, ind'ices

1-^ I
incredibil'ity
incred'ible indecli'nable indict'
 . —

iDdietobto Itl inpxpi'rt

iiiilict'aM" ine'briating
y
\ ^ imlirt'ofl
iiidirl'cr
individ'iialize
'ndivid'uali/cd
\ inebria'timi
inrbn'rtv
indh t'int! individ'ualizinc
\
ineil'iti'd
indii'lioii J
iiulirtU'uullv ineffable
indic'tivT indivisibil'itv
iiidict'mrnt uulivis'iblo
\ ini'f'fablene'v^
^ ineffablv
I
\\\dif'fertnit-
mdit firent
iiultK-'ilili-
iiidiK'ilc
^ . ' iiieffad-'.iblf
<^ incffertive'
mJif terenttsm ) indiH il'ilv
\\\dit'terfHl\\ in</(»''/ri«.ili'
- ,1 ineffect'ual
I
I iiiMif(rii(p iniirx /rin.itiil >
ini'flcct'ilally
^
in'diRenr
) indiRViimis I, -1 ludoc'InnMmif \
I
" inottica'rii>n»

V iii'diKent
indigrst'rd
iniinctriiui'li'iii
in'd'lpnie
^ ,; ineCficacy

: J itu/fi'iifHl
itidiKcstihil'itv ^
in'd. icnt I
inifli'rifHlly
\
iiidiKPst'ihlc in'dolpnlly inplas til
ItldiRi's'tloll "'loin'itablr
t finelasti' ilv
indiK'it.ilr Ul "T
injic'iiant
\ "111. .rs'ablc
iiirrcgamr
incl'rgant
nanllv
ituiisi' intiiirso' inercgantlv
I
indi^na'tmn
indig'nity
I.
indorsed' A^ iiieligibil ity
j
indorsco' ^ // inerisible
in'digo
indigiim'eler
;

I
indiirw'ment -
'
\ inept
> indor^'cr inept'ittule
^
in'digutiii
I indoi's'ing —V inept'lv
^
I

L indirect' j
- 1 ^ in'draiiKht \ „ inept'ness
indirec'timi in' Sf.iwn ~^ "^ inequal'itv
L indirect'ly
iiidirect'iiess
-\ ind'.i liil.iblo '-
]
)
ineq'iiit.iMe
indubitably
indiscem'ible induce'
*-! > iiierad'ii able
indiscern'ihlv indnccd'
\ inerrabilitv
^,\ indis'cipliiie
indiscrpct'
indiicr'niriit
indu'cer
<iiierr'able
iiier'ranry
indn'ribli'
iridiscrepl'ly
indiscrete'
1 indn'iiiiR
indut I'
j

»
1
^
^^
J iiier'rant
inert'
iner'tia

t
j

indiscre'tion induct'e<l
j j < ' inert'ly
indiscrim' inalt '

induct'ilr ^ -(^ ^ iiiert'ne«s

induct'ilitv inessen'tial
. j
indiscrim'tnatety induct'ing |
ines'timable
indiscrimina'tionj induc'tion ine-'tim.ibly
}

I indiiptn' sahlt inductive inev'itable

I indisfvH'sahly induc'tively inev'itably
^^- indurtdm'i't.'T- inexact'
I, indispose' inductor
".
indisposed' indue' I
— ^^j inexactness

^
indisposi'tion indued'
V
Hi,'
indis putable
indis'putably b indu'inR
indulge'
|

H/~-»
inexcus able

inexcu'sableness
indulged' j

indisaolubirity indul'gence
indissoluble indul'gent
*-< ' iiiexcu'sablv
-try
indis'solubly indul 'gently iMcxer tion
indissol'vabie
indistinct'
VJ indul'ger
indul'ging
inexhal'ablc
inexhaust'ed
indistinct'ly j
I in'dnrate tnexhaust'ible
in'durated mexhauit'ibly
i:itiialinct'r.css
j

'
in'Uuidliii^ <
I
I. indura'tion inexist'ence
in1tUtH'-;uifh- indus'trial inexist'ent
\

indite' [able industrious

| inex'orable
indi'ted
indile'ment
!
i indiii'triously inex'orably
j
in'dustrv \t\expe'difncy
indi'ter |
^ inexpe'dient
indi'ting
tndivWual
i

h in'dwelling
ine'briant
in^^n'jitr
inexpe'rience
individ'ualism --J>-

^ ine'briate
-\ inexpe'rienced
<

individual'ity ine'briated inexpert'

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IntxpiaMe Hi loftrtttinK

'V,1 infold'ed
V. infest inl |

iiipx'piaM'' infe»tlv'ity infold'inx

(

incx'phcabl"' , in'fidel i
into'li.ite
iiii"»'plical>lv infidi-l'itv tnfii'm'
.
V
^\ VV
'
Mifil'tratr Infnrm'al
iiicxplii'it
infir"-iled infoniial'itv
lurxprCTs'il'l"" ''
inlu irating inform'ally
incxpress'ihly inhllra'tion
'v_, in'fih te inforro'ant
iiifxprcs»'i\<'
in'finitcly in/or ifui'(K>>i
in^xpug'naWc in'fiiiUines* in/ornvif
inlet nirr
Hinriites'iin.il
iuetliu nuiskMf^ infract'
inex'irjcable -\ "A-. infrac'tliiii
infin'ilivc
infract'ur
inpx'tncdbly !

inftn'itndc infrwi'pblr

i iiifallibil'ilv infte'queiiT
I

infinity
infariiblc infre'quenrv
infirm'
infal'liblv infre'queiit
in'fanioii* infringe'
[
infir'inarv
in'famo'isly iniir'mitv infringed'
in'famy infringe'meiil
in'fancy uilirm'ly infrin'ger
in'fani infrin'ginR
infix'
infan'ta infixed' infruc'tuous
^--,' .,
infan'lr
infix'i^if; infrugif'erous
in(an'tici(l<"
-V i inflame'
in'fantilr inUamed
T-v, in'faiitinc
\X
inffa'mer infunilib'jlar
-- V in'faiitry ^^ infla'ming , infu'riatf
iufat'uate infu'riatcd
.^'^^^ tnfat'uatrd infu'riating
^, inflammabil'ity
'niti
lilt infat'uating
-^ .^\ infatua'tion
\ inftam'mable iiifns'catc
inflamma'tion inf\ise'
infoa'sible infused'
V \ infect'
V„' inflain'matory
infla'tabte
Vi' infu'ser
iiifect'ed -ft infusibil'ity
inflate'
A^S itifrct'ine
infec'tion
^
infla'trd
inla'tT
infii'sible
infu'sing
infec'tious infu'sion
infcc'liously •J
1 infia t:r.g
infla'tion
inflect'
- V X
'-Y
infu'sivc
Infuso'ria
infec'tiousness
V inflert'ed -v infuiio'rial
infu'sory
infec'tive !inflec'tion
'
inflex'ion
I
in'gather
uifpr'tcr iii'gattirriiig
inflec'tional
infecund ^\ inflec'tive
inf«run'dily 1 ingen'erate, ad).
infpft'niriit
-'v^-. . inflexcd'
t ingen'erate, v.
inflexibil'ity
infelic'itou* ingenera'tion
inWic'ity
inflex'ible
iiiflcx'ibly -4 X. ingen'ious
inffr' ingen'iously
infet'abl*
inflict'
inflict'ed
,Y7-. Ingen'iousness
jn'ferMJCf
inftict'er
>. ing^ue'
inferen'tial
inflict'ing
t, ingenu'ity
•.nfe rior
'nferior'ity
iaier'nal
,
inflic'tion
inflic'tive
Inflores'cence
'h
1
K ingen'uous
ingen'uously

ingen'iK>ii5np^
iult-i'iiaUy i.i&:>w
s'L / ingest'
iiiier'iio in'fluence
'\ infer'rable itt'Huenctd inges'ta
inges'tion
\ inferred'
infer'ring
in' fiutndug
influent in'gle
inglo'rious
infer'tile I
influtfi'tiai
^-^'1 infertil'ity 1 ittfiuen'lMllv inslo'riously
infest' influen'za in'got
ingraft'
^ infesta'tion
infest'ed
infest'er
i i!l'i?l>X
inftux'ion
infoid'
ingraft'ed
ingraft'iog

i
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iiiKrartni<>nt lU iiiquirpado

ingraft'mrnt inhiima'tiun innervf'

iiiRrain inhnmr' iiinerved'
iii^rjinrd' inhumed' innrrv'iiig
itiffrain'inK inhu'ming in'ning
in'gratr inim'ical inti'kreper
- "^ inKra'ti.jt<- inim'ically in'nocence
-7 iii((ra'lialo<l inim'itable in'nocenry
nj irigra'tutinK inim'itabl> in'nocrnt
«-n *' iiiKT-at'iluiir iniq'uitous in'noceiitly
^^n 'np't'difiit iniq'ulty innoc'uoin
tni'luU
I innoc'uoutly
»~* infre»'sion J? ini'liaUti-h i

iniiom'inate
in'KTOwth ii ..il> in'novatf
'guinal i, '.UK'I In'novjted
i itiiM: iu'novating
im., I "..,. innova'lioii
ingulfed' inl'li ,'
in'novatur
ingur'Kitatc ! ini'li.; •t\

7 / itifturgita'tion
iiihab'it
injer*
inlf
iniiox'iniiii
innox'icinsly
inhali'ilablc inlet. ..K innurn'do
inhab'itaiiry injec'tiim innn'mrrablr
iiih.ib'itaiit injudi'cial
itihabit.i'tioii injudi'cious ^'V innu'merably
inhab'italtvciirs* injudi'ciuusly
iiinii m^rriiis
iiihab'itr'd injunc'tiori
iiihab'itrr in'jure inniitri'tioii
iiihab'itiiig in'jured innutri'tious
itihab'itivi'iii's^ in'jurcr innu'tritive
inhala'liiHi in'juriiig intibtni'jive
inhale' inju'rious inobtru'sively
inhale<i'
inha'l' injii'riutisly innbtru'siveiiru
in'jury
iiitia'lirig '

injus'tice > inoc'ulable

inharmoii'ic ink
inharmo'oious — . inoc'ular
ink'buni ^ iniw'ulate
"V - inhamio'nioujlN ^^' ink'iness
-
-_—'
—
'a^

intxi'ulatcd

c inharmo'iiioiis- v.
in'kle
ink'ting — —
''""f-
''
inor'ulaling
iiKKula'tion
ness ink'stind
inhere' _^ iiik'y inoc'ulator
inhered' inlace' T|' ino'dorons
,'
inher'encp iul.iced' inotfen'sivf?
iiitac'ing V iiHiflen'sively
^ inher'eiicy inlaid'
inher'ent in'l.md iiiofh'cial
iiihcr'ently in'lander inoHi nuus
inlay -'1
iii'ip'rrativp
inher'it inlay'er inopportune'
->; inher'itable
^ inla/ing
inher'itance inleapie' -Y. inopportune'ly
inhcr'ited
|

i
'^ in'Ict inor'dinacy
iiiher'iting
Inher'itor
j ^ inlock'
in'ly -x inor'dinate
t
| inor'ditiately
inher'itri.T i in'matr inorduij'tion
inhib'ii - iti'mui/ inorg.iii ic
inbib'ited i inn im-«'c«latr
inbib'iting i
~-i in'nate
inhibi'tion |
in'nately inos'culalpd
inhib'itory - , in'natpopss in'iscula'ti'iii
inhos'pitablr ^ iniiiii'Sl
inhos'pitably |
innav'tgabip inqili'ctudr
inhosp.tal'ity -"— in'ner inquir'able
inhu'man
j

\-v-
inhu'manly '^ in'nermos^
iiinerv'ate
inquire'
inquired'
inhuman'ity iniierva'tion r inquiren'dc

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inquir'er irisesso'rial .
— <; V'
inspira'tioii
inspir'atory
inquir'ing in'set
in'shorc inspiie'
iiiquir'y
insicca'tion inspired'
inquisi tion
in'side inspir'er
iiiquisi'tional
X
j

insi'der inspir'ing
iiiquis'itive - A
iiisid'i<m> inspir'it
inquis'itivflv a t

insidiously inspirited'
iiiquis'itivcii" .s
in'sight
insiK'nia
^ w
inspir'itiiiK
inspis'sate
inquib'itur
inqiiisito'rial tnsmml'iiatuf
imiumtkant \-
•^ <^ iiispis'sated
inspis'satinf!
*»./'r
.
msiKnifidtnl inspissa'tioii
iiiquisitu'rially
insincere' iiistabil'itv
in'ro
insincere'lv insta'ble
in'road
insinceritv install', iiistal'
inriKli
iiistalla'tion
insin'iiate installed'
iiisalii'brioiis
insin'uateil
'
inslairing
I insain brilv
instarniei.
I
insal'iitarv
insane'
iiisane'lv
^^ insin'uatiiiK
iii:.in'ii.iliii«lv
insiiiua'tiiifi
T
•*- +
in'stance
in'slanced
insin'uative J iii'stancinK
iiisaii'ity

,
iiisatiabil'ity
iiisa'tiable
iiisa'liableiie'is
insin'iiator
insip'id
insipid'ilv
insip'idlv
:'
^ in'stant
instanta'neous
instanta'iieouslv
instan'ter
^ msa'liably
insip'ieiicp ^-
i
iii'stantlv
iiisa'tiatr J
insip'ient -*• instate'
insa'tiatelv
insist'
*
instead'
iiisali'ety
insistVd insteep'
iiiscn'b.ibli- *' *

iiisist'ence in'step
I tnurtht-' ^f - in'stiKate
ilisist'el < V
I in'sti(fatPd
iiisisl'eni
iiiscn'ber "t
insist'eiitlv in'stiKatinK
^*^
insirt'ftiiiK
inscn/y'liuH ^-f insisl'iim'
-y "T"
-f instiKa'tion
in'stigator
iiistrip'tivp insi'tioii
iiiscroir in si'tii
iiisnared' instil', instill'
iiiscroUed' f -n '

N inscrutabil'iiv
iiiscru'table
insnar'er
insii.ir'niK
•;-;j'
inslilla'tion
instilled'

ill
• iiiseam'
in'sect
ins*>bri'etv
inso'i itible -. -rt
^ insiil'ler
instil'linR

.. iiistila'riuui in'soldie 1
instil'ment
in's")lated in'stinct
insfc'ticide - ¥ "^^
in'X'Ctile
itisri liull
insola'tion
in'v)lence
^ t
instinc'tive
'I

instinc'tively
msectiv'i ..ii« in'solent ' ^^ '
.
'^ in'stitute
1

iii'vileiillv
'
Vk. in'stituled
insecure'
insolid'ity in'stitutinR
.1 "
-^
insoliibil'its' institn'tion
inseriire'lv *
A
- 1
,

IMS'-. !i ritv insol'ilble

-f
" in-tiln'tional
ins<>lv'ahle
instilii'tiunarv I

^ 1
iiisoni'iiute
in»einina'iioii
\
^ ins<>lv'fin A'
ins>ilv'eiit
ff

t
in'stitutist

i ! -M inseii'jali-
iti\<'nM/)f/'l/V'
]

inv>m'iiia
ItM'iiiiih li'
i>
-f

-i.
in'stitutive
stitiilof
t

insoucianie' iistnirt'
!"
L
'
iitwn sth!\ inspan' t... instriut'ed
inspf'l' ^
t iiijtriict'inK
in&eii'tieiil 1

in\pnt'i'd 1 ^ itutruc' lum

in»ep.irabi! itv
\ \ llivp'.ir.llile tmfxil'utu ; . ^
tniUrui'tiff

V iiise[i'.ir.ilit'iie>'* tnspfc Iftn

iiispee'tivi-
i

»
•
I
-!
- - instriict'or
inslrutl'ri-ss

m-v^-p'ir.iItU' iii«|><-r'|or *•
k-' in'stniiuent
iii-frf
instrumen't.'l
instriiMK'nt'alisi
inserl'f'l
" invTt'in^
' ii.-lruihfiil.il'iu
in'-truMuMi!.' iliv
iiis#'r Hon I

inspir'ablf iiistrumeiita'tiiMi
insubjerUon lU intorioek

iusuh/n'tioH intcllec'tualism interces'sory

< tnsutMr'dttuitr \
intcllec'tualist interchain'
iiit' '111 lual'ity interchaiiKe [ity
\ mtubitan'luil \ iiil llec'tually interchangeabil'-
interchange'able
iiisiil>sl.»iiti'.ility
interchanxe'-
<
I

iiitel'ligcncer
msuh^lan'tuillv .
ableness
s \ iii>iiff('rablr inteili^enl interchaiiRe'ably

-'
N iii-.u!'f<T.ibly L
"C ii'telligcfi'tial
interchanged'

I
instiffi'i it-tu'V tnliiii^ently iiiterchaiig'iiiK
IttSliffl I u»t intelligibil'ity intercip'ient
insuffi'iunlly
I

insufflate < <

inifl'UiitbU
'

in/.'/'/i)»iWy ^^
intercolo'iiial
intercolum'nar
insuffla'tion
--1 ^j^—
•'--
—5 lnterci>liilitiii.4'nuii
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in'sulur -- interconunune'
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/- judi'ciary
/,_ Jin'go i jo'nini
Jin'goism joss jiidi'ciou*
'
I Jinn J j->is'-h -iiso jiidi'ciously

I
jin'nce / jos'tlf
jis'tled
L jug
j'l'gal
jinrick'sh.i rl
jip'po j'>s'(ling
jot
u ju'gated
Jug'geriiaiit
job
( jobbed
I
jot'ted L jug'gle
( jug'gled
job'ber jot'ting
job'bery
job'bing
joule
jounce
L L jug'glcr
jiig'glery
/. ockVv jounced jug'gliiig
ock'eycd \t\iT'nal ju'giilar
/ ockVying four'nalisri juguta'tion
,

(Kk'eyism j our'nalist L juice

/ (jck'eyship fcurwitts'lu: juicc'less
ocose jour'nalize jiii'ciness
iour'nalizcd / jui'cy
)ix-()«e'ly I iiir'naliiing ju'jut)e
/;- <x;<>*e'noss j
julep
.x'ular I jour'ney I .< Ju'lian
/. ocular'ity jour'n<'ycd
oc'vilarly I jour'neyer julienne
Oc'imd jour'iieying I' July'
ocundily jour'tieymaii / ju'raart
L. "g I., jour'ney-wofk I jura'ble
ogged joust \ ^ura'bled
ioust'ed jum'bler
og ger i jbm'bling
L. "g'giiig joust'er
•^
L og'gle joust'iicg jumelle'
jump
L oggled Jo'vial
I "g'gling iovial'ity
jumped
I lon.iirnr-* o'vially jump'er
loin owl jump'iiiK

U L
join drr jowl'er junc'tion
/ J joiurtl 1 joy junc'ture
jiiin'er joyed Jime
./ juin'ery joy'ful jun'^le
yi; Joy'ii,lly jun'icr

ijI'iK
 ,

junionite 14S jusUpo8itinn

/-,
1
junuiratc iunsdu lion / ji»'tihi>r
' jiiiiior'ity / lurisdK tioH3\ jiis'titv
/.' \ /
iu'iiipor )iiri«lic'tivr iii«'tifyiiif!
/, junk ./ furt^pru'drnff
_ iiisl'iiiR

c /_
jun'ket
{uii'krted /'
Jurisprti'drnl
)irri»t
/ jiis'tir
Jiis'llnl

L^ /.
lun'keiing
Ju'lli) /
'
V' jii'rKr
jury /
jjilsl'liiiK
jii»l'ly
1 jun'la ju'rym.in /.- just'ness
/. jun'lo /" jii'ry-m.i«i jut
^ jupe jiisi /

/ jul'ted
;./
lu'pitrr
jupon'
/ jii»t>il
jai'tii* jut'ting
• r J ur.is'sic jujtiVi.irv jiil'ty

/•
/•
/ , jn rat
iur.i tioii
/.

,s
jiis'tih.ilili-
jus'tifiablv
/. Juvoiia'li.iii
illVPn<*:i'ci'l..r
M'lafory / 1uU%fiiit'luin jiivf n?'s'( *nl
"v
/ iiirid'ir il jmtii'icalivi- jiivi'iiili
r\ id'ically ; justH'irat'irv jiivniritN
1 .. licon'sult jiis'lihed juxutposi'ti M
 . .

'

K
A Ka'abj krevv kibit'ka
k.irk'le kcB \ ki'by
Kal'ir, Kaffir
kag'o
ke'lH X kih'lali
keli) kick
kail, kalr kel pie, krl'py kirke<l
Kai'Mr Kelt kick'er
kale Kelt'ic kick'HiK
kalri'tlovnpr kemp kick'thaw
kalcidfisrop'i, ken kid
ka'h keii'nel 1 kid'der
KarniiK k kep'nelled Kid'drrmin^i>'i
kiniptiriiinii ker nelling I kiddle
k iin-iii ke'no - kid'dow
k.ing.»r»Mi' kenogen'esis I kid'lini;
Kaiit'iaii Kenl'ish kid'nap
K.iiit'i«m ken'lle 1.. kid'napiieil
Kaiit'isi .7 kent'ledge kid'napper
kaolin kep'i 1 kid'napping
kar'ii.a kept kid'nev
kaiijo' ker'a<ine 1 kil'derkn
k.itah'fili^m
katfi'odp
— \--\ kerl.
kerl»'-st(nie '„ 1.
kill
kill'dee
ka'tydul ker'chirf killed
kaii'ri ker'rhiefed kill'cr
ku'va kerf ki'l'lng
\- kavass ker'mes ,^ -- kii!i
kaw kent kil!.' dri,-t
kaylc^ ker'nci ^'^ kiln '-dry
\ keb ker'iielled-Ird X.^ kiln'-dryinK
kerk'Ie kT'iiellyly I kirograin
kprk'led ker'osene 1 kil'i>Kr.unine
keck'!i:ig ker'rie ( kilogramme'ter
keck'sy kerVv I kllojramine'lre
keck'T. ker'seymere ( kU ol tre
kedg*
:-iirH
n k^ •i'trel
ketch
. kil'i-litcr
kil'ometer
k-'i^'rr ketch'iip I
kil'ometre
kedg -rcf kettle kUt
kedK'ing ket'Ue-drum kilt'ed
kp«l ^ kev'el kilt'ing
koel'afjp kex kim'bo
keeled
keel'er
kecl'haiil
keerhauled
^ key
key- board
keyed
key'hole
kin
kind
kind'er
km'dergarten
^ keerhiiihiid key'less kind'ett
keerinK key'-note kind'hearted
keel'man -f ".say 'stone kin'dle
keel 'son kha'ki rV kind'lier
keen khamsin kind'liest
keener khan
keeti'est khan'ate T kin'dled
kin'dler
keen'lv Khedive' kind'liness
keen'nes* \ kibble kin'dling
keep
keep'er
kcep'K-.s
V kib'bled
kib'bler
k!>»-
kind'ly
kind'ru .5

keep'take kibed kine

m'
 144 kvrhikifflrAl
kinemiilie

kiiag'giii«* knoll
kinrni4l'ic
knaKiiv knolled
kini-mat'iral
kii.ip'>ai k kiioiriiiR
kiiii-m«l'i'*
— kinrm.iroRraph kiiapwi'i'l
knar
kiiop
knop'perii
kiiirl'ir
' k.i.irrtil knot
kiiirl'ic!>
kniit'biTrv
-~ kinx kiiarli'd
"" V kitivr knol'-grais
_. - king'-bird
kua'vrrv knot'led
kiiiK'-ir.ib
kiia'vish kiKit'tniras
_ -- -^ kinR'cralt
knol'ting
kiia'vishlv
~
>_- kiiiH'cup
kiiiK 'l>>in
kiia'vishiiriH kiiot'ly
" knnnt
. kmgMvT kill' ad
kHOtt
— kinis'U't kiiiad'ed
\ kiiow'abli-
"t! kuiK'likr knrad'iT
^ knead'iiiK knnw'er
kinRlin«»
kiiif ktKw'UlK
X_ _ kinK lini!
knix'-iap Anow'iiiglv
_ ^ , kiiig'lv
Adme/'ciii."''
kinn'-posl kniTil
^^ Imii»:'« p'viI kliri''-dr<p known
_. klllKk'lf
kini! ship kini- 'jittit
kiiuck'li'd
iV _ ^ kiiik ktuvl
kMntk'le-diislif
'• kin'kiioii kneeled
kiiiflVr knnrk'ling
ki'no
' kneel' iiiK knurl
kins'f.'Ik
a kin'ihip knee' pan
knell
knurled
knurl'y
Kin»'m.iii ,

knelt ko'b.i
kin«'wom.iii I

knew '
ko'dak
!• ki<«k'
1 :

kip kni(k'ii . \ kohl

kniik'i'fliockrr kohl'rabi
kip'i»T
kniik'-kiiark koo'doo
kip ^1 ill
kiiifi- kuo'lah
if J kirk
11' knife'-board ko'pek
... kirs<li'w.ii.4<r
i

^ kirllf knife '-rloaner kiip'Je

Ko'ran
kir'tl«l Kniti-'-grindT
knight io'shri
- ki^'mel
knight'agi- kotiiw'
" ki5<
' kiiight'ed k(iu'mi»>
klS_s.-.l

kiss'er knight'-errant N kour'basli

kiiight'-crranlry kraal
r^ kiss'iiiR
knight'n'XHl kra'ken
kit
knight'linr«s krem'lin
kit'-iat
kiiight'lv r-1 kre'ow'i"
kitch >ii
knit krfiit'ipr
kitch'ciKT
knit'table
'

IrM^'sp I

r kite
1 iisli'iia
kiiit'trr
_ kith
knit'ting
kit'liiig
kit'ttn
- I knit'tiiig-iiitilli' kru'ka
kiiit'tli- krul'ler
kit'tciusli
.

knives ku'dos
'ti'wi
^^ kleptomania
\ knob ku'fir

— •
klick
\
knobbed ku'miss
ku'ril
\ klicked knob'binesr.
knob'by kur'saa'
.^ knab ky'anite
N^ knabbed knock
kr.iickcd ky'aniw
knab'binx ky'anited
knack knock'iT
knock' iiig Kv'.iniiing
knack'er
knock'-kiieed Kyr'ie
knag kyriolog'ical
 1.1 l.iik'iiiK la'ii
l.i.iBir Lit k'-luslrt 1.1'iral
l.l.l'l{IT..| lat-iiii'ic lai. i/.i'll'.ti
I i.i'i; riiin I.KMii'ir.il U'lri/i"
I .ili'.iili-l I, If '.It'll .ilt\
•I
laid
l.ih'.iriini l.ii.>iri< isin lam
IiIhI lac'. Hiistii lair I'll "i '

'
i.rix'i. <i l.«;'.|ll>T, 1 I. k'l I lair.l
I Li'ImII.'.! lac'i|iicr<'<l la'itv
' l.rlx'llri;; t.i<:'')i|prtht; lake
V i.ii»'rhiMi
l.icr'issi''
l.ic'rinios"'. i Ic.
laki-'lft
lalla'tK.ii
I I iHM.l sri' lacli- la'iiia
111. Ill I lac'UniM' I a'm.iism
ll'hl.llr I
1.1. '(.inn.- l.a'niaist
I.iI'I.kI.'I ll I.ic'tary l..i'inaitr
l.i'Utr, 1.1 Uiur Lit'l.ili- I, mill
\ l.il»''>r,il.try I u la'li.iii I nil li.ilivf
\ 1,1 Umrnl Lit l.al 1 iin'lM.iit
1,1 iHMirir Lic'liaii laiiili in;;
I rt>')uritii; lacli'>'c.-in .'
I mill km
V t.ilK>*rM)iis
! ili'i'ri.i'i^Iv
larti'i'ri'iil
Kic'lic
l.inili'likr
l,titil>'-.kiii
l,l'l)<Mir'.<iiur laclif'frous I iih'^ -wriiril
I .ll>r,lll<•'rlt< l.icl'.iirt'tir l,iiiii'
! I'liniM* lacuna l,ini.-.l
I ihiir'tiiiiii LirH'iiar l,ini.'l'la
! il)'vriiith lac it'i'.-.** lam'i-tl.ir
1 tltvriii'thi.in I.icu~ iril lam'iilati-
I ibvriiriliiiic l.icU'.'iriin* lam cll.t.-
l.i<: l,ii! laml'lllre^.lll^
l.lc'itl' i.iir,iiiiiiii lamel'iifiirni
l.ic'ciii l,l.|'.llT lam'''ly
I. ice i,i.i'.ii" lame'iics^
i.ici'd l.lilr laiii.'iit'
l.i<''iT.thli' ll'ilrii I.im'.ntablc
I.K 'rralr la'.l.'ii l.iiii I'fitalilv
l.ir'cr.iti'il L la'.liiii; lam. 'it 1 II. Ill

l.ii Vr.itin:; la'ille laniiMit'.d

W
l.k'Tu'lloti I
laMlrful lam' Iifvr
1. 11 . latiM' la'dv lam.'tit'iiin
I .ICITt.l l,Vdvl)ird l.im Ilia
Ijcir'ti.iii L.i'dv Dav - \. lamui.iliil'ity
l.ir'T'tiii • I
l,i'dvlik<- lam'inalili'
Lull, s 1 V. la'dy-lovi- l.im'iii.ir
Luhrym il
I
l.t'dy'i-ftii'iiir l.im'in.irv
l.ir.irryni.iry l,rdvshi|> lam iii.itc
l.itirr>tn.it()ry la'dy's-ta.iid lam iii,itf.l
lach'rymiise la'dv'«-«lipp<r l.im'inatitiK
li'ciiig latiUti-' t.iiiitiia'ti. .11

lark 1,1 lIlMllf

l,ick.iil,n -i( ll r- la'K.T htfr lamiiiil'iT.>iis
l.ick'ad.it-^v lag'^ard la'liiish
la. k'-,i-(l.iv l.am'ma«
l.irkrd la|?'«.M- l.iiii'nMrK.'Vpr
l.l.krv. 1,1, (lUV . la^'siiig l.iinp
lack eyeii Lag'')mys H?!
1 lack'c> inu lagiKHi' "V
lam'i' 14
l.un|i'blar k
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NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS
STANDARD REFERENCE MATERIAL 1010a
(ANSI and ISO TEST CHART No. 2)
 laniper-eel 146 Latinist

lam'per-ecl lan'guish lar'go

lamp'ic lan'guished lar'iat
lamp'light lan'guisher lark
lamplighter ;'^ lan'guishing lark'spnr
lar'raier
lamiHKjii' laii'guishment
\y i
r^ lampooned' lan'guor lar'rikin

r^' lam pool) 'er

larapoon'iiiR
~-^'
languorous
lanif'erous
lar'ry
lar'um
lampoun'ry ri' laiiig'ertnis
lank
lar'va
lar'v.e
lamp'-post
lam'prey lank'i.ess lar'val
la'nary lank'y lar'vated
la'nate r- lan'ner laryn'geal
la'riated r lan'neret laryn'gean
laryugi'tis
Laucastp'riaii lati'oUii
Lancas'trian lans'quenet laryn goscope
lance lan'tem laryngoscop'ic
lanced lan'temist laryiigot'omy
lan'ceolar lan'thanum lar'ynx
lan'ceolate lanu'ginous lascar
lan'ceolated lan'yard ^ L- lasciv'ious
lan'cer Laoc'oon lasciv'rously
, (

r-r
lan'ces
lan'cet r\
^n^ Laodicc'an
lap
<u/. '. o lasciv'iousness
lash
lance'wood
tan'ciform rr '
L
lap' -dog
lapel'
'

n lashed
lash'er

^ lan'cinate '
c ...^
lap'ful 'L /^ lash'ing
r lancina'tion lapida'rian
n lass
lan'cing lap'idary •-\ las'sie
las'situde
land ^ ^. lap'idate
ry las'so
-V lan'danunan lapida'tion
lari'dau lapides'cence 1^ last

r-y
landaulet' lapides'cent
r last'ed
land'ed
land'er 1 t
lapidific
lapid'ified •r r last'ing
last'inglv
land'grave
landgra'viate
lapid'ify
la'pis
n last'ly
latch
land'gravine
land'holder
'k la'pis laz'uli
I.ap'lander
n
7
latched
latch'et
r:
Lapp latch'ing
land'ing
land'lady lapped
rL latch'-kev
(^
land'less lap'per late
lap'pet
n. f"' lateen'
land'lock
I ( r~ land'locked lap'ping late'ly
land'Iocking
land'loper
r-- laps'ablf
lapse O
1 ,7^ .-*
la'tency
late'nes<
lapsed la' tent
laml'/rtn/
l,iM(i7orJi.sin lap'sided
,y^ n- la'tcntly
X laiid'hibber laps'ing
(
r\
'' la'tcr
Und'man lap'-stone lat'eral
r. ' r\ lat'erally
land'mark lap'sus
r f.at'eran
land'owner lap'wing .^;r-
laiid'owning lar laterifo'lious
r<^ lateri'tious
land'-rail \ - lar'board
•
f\ lath
land'reeve
land'scape
lar'ceny
larch
n (^ lathe
r.-y land'slide
land'slip
1' lard
larda'ceous
o r)
lathed
lath'er
lard'ed lalh'ered
lands'maii
laiid'sturm •
, lar'dor 1 L ^ lath'ering
laiid'ward 1 lard'iiig lath'ing
J ' 'T
land'wehr La' res ! lath'y
lane large '"^ ^<r latib'ulize
ian'gragi-
J.
hirct'lv ! r lat'iflave

'n_
lan'grel
lang^sync'
lan'gutt^e
LaiiKued'w
1
I

I
/iirS«'iii's<
larger
larg'ess
/(irfest
% rv.
.\.n
laticos'tate
latiden'tate
latifo'lious
Lat'in
larghet'to Lat'inism
lan'guid l\^ Lat'inist
Un'guidly larghis'simo
 Latinity 147 leet

Latin'ity ^
law'givcr lean'er
Lat'inize law'less lean'est
U Lat'inized
Lat'inizing
^ law'lessly
law'lessness
lean'faced
lean'ing
la'tish law'-maker lean'ness
lat'itat lawn leant
lat'itude lawn-ten'nis lean'-to
latitu'dinal law'suit leap
't-
latitudina'rian law'yer leaped
latitiKimi'riaiiisiii lax ,-^ leap'er
latitud'inous laxa'tion leap'-frog
.-y la'trant lax'ative leap'ing
latri'a lax'ity leap'-year
latrine' laxly leain
lat'robite lax'ncu learned
lat'ten lay leam'ed
lat'ter '^'A lay'er leam'cdly
!

lat'terly lay'ering leam'er

a lat'tice
lat'ticed
layette'
lay'ing
leam'ing
learnt
lat'ticing la/man ,-'\' leas'able
<,!
laud la'zar lease
laud'able lazaret' leased
laud'ablcness lazaret'to lease'hold
laud'ably Laz'arist lease'holder
1 laud'anum laze /."^ leash
-.'I
.1 lauda'tion la'zier leashed
laud'atory la'ziest leas'ing
laud'ed la'zily least
laud'er la'ziness .") leath'er
laud'ing laz'uli leatherette'
.L.
.^ laugh
laugh'able
la'zy
lazzaro'ne
'f
.")
n leath'ern
leath'ery
\ laugh'ably lea
>\ leave
N laughed leach ,-v leaved
laugh'er leached leav'en
I

laud'ing leach'ing V,
. v. leav'ened
laugh'ingly lead (a metal) leav'en ing
7* laugh'ter ^-.
lead (to conduct) leaves
^ launch lead'ed leav'ing
launched lead'^n leav'ings
/ launch'ing lead'er lech'er
laun'der
'^ laim'di'ror .],
leaderette'
lead'ership
lech'erous
lech'ery
' laiin'dress lead'ing lec'tern
laun'dry
r~'\
lead'-pencil lec'tion
lau'reato lead'ine-strings lec'tioaary
lau'reated leads'maii
lau'reateship
"^rV. lec'tor
leaf lec'ture
lam-ea'tion a. leafage lec'tured
lau'rel leafed lec'turer
lau'relled le£ ness lec'turcship
lau'rustine le.-" .g lec'turing
> lau'r-jstinus le. 5SS led
la'va le^ let ledge
,:'V
lava'bo
lav'atory
leafy
league
^ n ledg'er
led -horse
lave leagued
r Ice
lav'ender
la'ver
lea'guer
lea'guing
n leech
leech 'craf'
la'ving leak
a.
leeched
lav'ish leak'age leech'ing
lav'ished leaked leek
lav'ishcr leak'lness leer
" lav'ishing leak'ing leered
lav'ishly leak'y leer' ing
leal leer'ingly
law'ful learn lees
law' fully lean lee'shore
law'fulncss leaned leet
 M
148 liberalizing
le*ward

ward length'ened 'X r\.

leva'tor

1.

left
e'way
n
length'ening
length'ily
^ levee
lev'el
length' iness ( lev'elid
left'-handed
length'wise I
lev'elled
Icft'-off
length'y ( lev'eler
leg
le'nience I
lev'ellcr
ri. leg'acy
le'niency ( lev'cling
le'gal
1 lev'clliiig
le'galism le'nient
le'galist le'niently r^ lev'er
len'ified lev'erage
legal'ity
lev'aret
. n- legaliza'tUm len'ify
Icn'itivf lev'iable
le'gal ize
Icn'ity Icvi'athai.
le'gallzed
le'no lev'ied
IS' le'galiziiig
!
lens lev'igate
le'gally
Lent, tent Icv'igated
leg'ato
-\ Icgatr' ient'en lev'igating
lentic'ular leviga'tion
legatee' v^
len'tiform lev'itate
lega'tinii
levita'tion
lega'to
lega'tor
I I lentig'inous
lenti'go s Lc'vite
Lcvit'ical
legend len'til
len'to Levit'icus
leg'eiidary
Le'o lev'ity
leg'erdemaiii
le'onine lev'y
l^er line lev'ying
legged leop'ard
leg'ging ,A leper .1
/-}
lewd
lep'idolite lewd'ly
in leg'gy
leg'hom
legibil'ity
'y[^ Lepidop'tera
lepidop'terons
lewd'ness
lew' is
lex
leg'ible lepido'sis
lep'idote lex'ical
leg'ibly
lep'orine lexicog'rapher
le'giori
lep'rosy lexicogiaph'ic
le'gionary
lep'rous lexicogiaph'ical
legislate
lexico'graphy
'
legislated
leg'islating
leptodac'tyl
le'pus
Les'bian
Y lexicd'ogy
lex'icon
legisla'tion "V
lese-maj'esty lexigraph'ic
legislative
le'sion lexig'raphy
leg'islator
less ley
leg'islature
legit'imacy T lessee' a Ley'den
li
legit'imate, aJj. less'en
less'ened liabil'ity
legit'imate, v. C less'enms li'able
legit'imated
I

legit'imately less'pr Ap li'ablenrss

liais<}n'
legit' imating les'son
les'sor li'ar
legitimation
lest I. li'as
. legit'imatize
let liba'tion
• legit'imist
leg'ume le'thal /A li'bel
lethar'gic I li'belant
legu'mcu
leth'argy li'bellant
legu'min t

Le'the ( li'beled
legu'minous
Lethe'an ( li'belled
lei'surabl'
lethiferous I li'beler
lei'sure
Lett 1 li'beller
lei'suri'd
let'ter I li'beiing
lei'surely
let'tered li'belUng
lem'ma I

li'belnus
lem'ming let'tering (

let'ter-paper li'bellous
leiu'on ( "<. I

/^^ ,. lemonade' let'terpress

/A-
li'ber
lib'eral
le'mur iPt'frs
lett'er-writ.T lib'eralism
lend
let'ting lib'eralist
lend'able
lend'er
lend'ing
n let'tu e
Levant'
liberal'ity
lib'eralize
levant'er lib'eraliicd
length
'
length'en r^ Lcvant'ine lib'eraUzing
 liberally 149 llnsnlgt

'V ^ lib'erally rV^ life' insurance lil'ied

m
^
/A
-^

^
lib'erate
lib'eraled ;
^ '
C'^y' life'less
life'lessness "be
^^ ''^
lillibulle'ro
Lillipu'tiaii

ry ^
,

r^ /,~ life'Iike
1
1
^
\)
'
lib'erating
libera'tion C- X
'

^ C'*
life'long
lilt
lil'y

i "^^ lib'erator C-:^ / life'-prcser\'er

,^ '-V, lima'ceous
i
"^
\ liberta'rian i',^. , ' life'time — * . li'mature
'> lib'erticide ^- /^ lift i' limb
1 / \ .p Ub'ertine /^. lift'ed 1 lim'bate
s ''\ lib'ertinism limbed
! .- ^
L .
lib'erly "-^ V
V lift'er
lift'ing
V"*v
-^^'
lim'ber
\ libid'inous / ^ lig'ament lim'bered
\ 1- Li'bra /'
^_^ ligamen'tal
— lim'bemess
.'\ ' libra'rian 1 ligamen'tous i'^^^ limb'ing
^ ' •:""" '^T*
. libra'rianship _, li'gan lim'bo
/V^ li'brary /.' liga'tion /^^ lim'bus
^ li'brate /^ I'g'ature
''~^
lime
. \ li'brated light ( limed
1 li'brating light'ed li'ming
i
. \ libra'tion C. light'en
/'^~^'
lime'kiln
^ li'bratorv ^ light'ened
; . . lime'light
'

^ libret'tis't '.
.,_ , - light'cning line'stone
\
1- \.
I libret'to
Lib'yan /.
,T .,

,—-^
light'er
light'erage
•T-^
J'r'^
linie'-wash
lime'-walei
lice /, light 'erman lim'it
, "^ li'cence
(

|
li'cense
^
"-
c
light'-fingered
light'-footed
'
^ / / "
lim'itable
lim'itary
"'.
t^ li'censed .. ' ' light'-headed limita'tioii
J
C| licensee' lighl'-hearted
"^
r- lim'ited

Ci>^
.
' C»
.
li'censer
li'censins
.f
J ..-f
light'-horse
light'house
'^
^^
— , lim'iting
lim'itless
41 1icen'tiate ,.—'-, " light'-infantry .-> r limn
i'\ licen'tious ,s^ light'ing lim'ner
)
licen'tiously light'ly '
Sii''^
"'^ lim'ning
1
y-- licen'tiousness ---1
t" , . light'-minded / limp
o2« 7 lich ^^ » '
light'ness limped
jj j_ li'chen ^ light'ning - ^
limp'er
.1 , lichenog'raphy
lic'it
lights
light'ship
^ ^"l'
-n
lim'pet
lim'pid
"r

'J
lic'itly
lick
licked
liek'er
lick'erish
^'
.."

'
.«

-*
'
light'some
light'-spitited
lign-al'oes
lig'ncous
z%
^.j-^^'
/-^^>^
limpid'ity
lim'pidness
limp'ing
limp'ingly
1 lignifiea'tion li'my
~ liek'ing '\
. ^.
'' lig'nifoim r
. ,
'. lick'spittlt ~ \- - lig'nify ^ -
lin
linch
lie'orice
lie' tor — '^
'- lig'nifying
lig'nin 1 \
linch'pin
lin'den
1 lid , ^ lig'nite line
' -'
1 lid'less lignit'ic -7 lin'eage
' J-'
,

-f
lie , >L. lig'num vi'tae lin'eal
\_ Lie'big ,
,i ;. lig'ula ' '
-^ linearity
^
lief lig'ulatp
/ liege — lig'ulatid /
""^*
lin'eally
lin'eameiit
li'cn lig'urc
'*
lin'ear
': - li'entery like ,' ' *'
!

'
!

lincar'ity
-^-J'
I

''
li'er . \ '
like'able linea'tioii
'.- '1^" .]. • liked -^ lined
or/ ^ lienten'anrv
i

1 / • likc'liliood lin'cn
'/"
lietiten'aiit !
/, likc'liness ,1- lin'en-drapcr
lieuten'ant .- like'ly li'ner
j
{Atiur. pron ) li'ken A"^^ ling
lieutcii'ant- " liken'ed »w lin'ger
) . ;;: ^
OT coroiirl
!
' •

lifn
1 '. ";
' '
'
like'ness
like'miinlni
w_ " lin'gercd
lin'gcring
1
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.
'

, life'-belt . .*- lik'ening ^J lin'geric

*

^ ,
^ life'-blood ..
"*• like'wisc ^-T- lin'go
• y life'-boat • /
~ •''!«•"« ,
'^•^-
lin'gual
- life'-giving ^*^^-^'
- li'lac 1
lin'guifomi
''"
. ^«- WU^'f^uard . lilia'crijus , ,
^-<-'^-^ lin'guist

—
 150 localigm
lingnistic

list'ing Uved, V.
linguis'tic lived, adj.
list'less
linguis'tical live'lier
linguodcn'tal list'lessly
list'lessness live'liest
lin'irafnt live'libood
lit
li'ning live'liness
link lit'any
lit'eral
live'long
link'boy live'ly
lit'eralism
linked liv'er
lit'eralist
link'ing liv'eried
literal'ity
Linne'an liv'erwort
lit'erally
lin'net i

liv'ery
lino'leura lit'erary
lit'erate liv'erymaii
lino'type lives
lin'seed litera'ti
litera'tira lives, pi.
lin'sey-wool'sey
lit'erature live'stock
"iL lin'stock
liv'id
lint lith'arge
lithe livid'ity
^ lin'tel
lithe'ness 1-^^ liv'idness
;.' li'on
lithe'somc liv'ing
c-' ^ 1 li'oncss
Livo'niaii
li'on -hearted j
lith'ia
lith'ic li'vTe
li'onizc 1

lixiv'ial
' li'onized lith'ium
lith'oglyph lixiv'iate
li'onizing
lithoglyph'ic lixiv'iated
li'on-like
lith'ograph lixiv'iating
lip lixivia'tion
I ^ lipOKram lith'ographed
lixiv'ium
lipogrammat'ic lithog'rapher
lithograph'ic lii'ard
r<^ -1 lipop-ara'matist
Ua'ma
linnth'vmv
lipoth'ymy lithograph'ically
r' •

r lipped - lith'ographing
lithog^raphy
lo
loach

^V lip'pitudc
lip'-salve
liq'uable
lith'oid
lithoi'dal
fi\
^
load
load'ed
load'ing
/^o liqua'tion litholog'ic
litholog'ical load'star
liquefac'tion (

litholog'icaUy load'stoiie
liq'iiefiable I

lithol'ogy loaf
t liq'ueficd loafer
liq'uefier lith'omancy
) lithontrip'tic loafing
liq'uefy
lithoph'agous loam
liq'uefying
lith'ophane loam'y
iiques'cency
lith'otint loan
• liques'cent ::^

lith'otome loan'ablp
liqueur'
lithot'omist loaned
(^ liq'uid
liq'uidat. ^ lithot'omy r loan'ing
lithot'rity loan'-omce
liq'uidated
lit'igant loath, loth
liq'uidating
lit'igate loathe
liquida'tion
lit'igated loathed
liq'uidator
loath'ing
liquid'ity iX^ lit'igating
litiga'tion loath'some
liq'uidize
lit'igator loath'soraencss
liq'uidized
litig^ious loaves
liq'uidizing
lit'raus lob
liq'uor
litram'eter lo'ba' ?
liq'uorice
li'tre, li'tcr lo'bated
Lis'boii
lifter lob' by
lisp
litt'eratcur lob'byist
r- lisped
lob'bv-m<m6iT
lit'tered
r*\ lisp'er
lobe
lisp'ing lit'tering
lit'tle lobe'Ua
lis'som
r list
lit'tleness
lit'toral
lob'loUy
lob'scouse
list'ed
litur'gic lob'ster
''Y' lis'tel
c C
lis' ten
Us'tened :l
' litur'gical
lit'urgy
lob'ular
lob'ule
locale'
c lis'tener
lis'tening
.-v live
live lo'cal
""" live'-bait lo'calism
Lis'terism '';^
locality 161 lout

local'ity logom'achist loop

localiza'lion logom'achy looped
lo'calize logom'eter loop'er
A^ In'calized logomct'ric loop'hole
lo'calizing Lo'gos loop'holed
lo'cally log'otype loop'ing
lo'cate log' wood n loose
loca'ted loin loosed
loca'ting loi'ter loos'er
Iqca'tion loi'tered loos'est
loc'ative loi'terer loose'ly
loch loi'tering loos'en
lock loll loos'ened
lock'age Lol'lard loose'ntss
locked Ix)l'lardism loot
lock'er lolled loo'-table
lock'et loiring lop
lock'ing lol'lipop Lophi'odon
Lock'ist Lombard c lopped
lock'-jaw Lxinibar'dic lop per
lock'-out lo'ment lop'ping
lock'smith Lon'doner lop'-sided
lock'-u^ lone loqua'cious
Loco-fo'co lone'lier loqua'ciously
locomo'tion lone'liest •'-t loquac'ity
locomo'tive lone'liness lor'cha
locomo'tor lone'ly lord
at'axy lone'soiae lord'ed
loc'ulament lone'someiicss lord'ing
loc'ular long /ord' ike
I

loc'ulus long'-boat /offi'liiiess

lo'cum-te'neus long'-i.>ow /ord'liiig
lo'cus long'-cloth (7- /orJ'ly
lo'cust >:^t long* -clothes /orrf'ship
locu'tion
lode
^ longed
long'er, «.
r-^ Ijtrd'i
lore
Sup'per

lode'star lon'ger, adj. lorgnette'

lode'stonc lon'gest lor'icate
J.
7 lodge longe'val lor'icated
lodged k)ngev'ity lorica'tion
7 lodg'er longevous / I, lorn
'/. lodg'ing long'Aami lor'ry

S CL
lodg'lng-l-ouse
lodg'men-.
long'-headed
longim'anous
lo'ry
lose
loft long'ing los'er

\ ^ loft'ier
loft'iest
long'ish
lon'gitude
longitu'dinal
los'ing
loss
<? loft'ily lost
loft'iness long'-lived lot
loft'v long'-run lo'ta, lo'tah
log
log'arithm
long'-sight
long'-sighted
I

l
4 lote'-tree
loth
logarith'mic long'-sightednessj lo'tion
log'-book long'-stop c lot'terv
logged long'-sufferiiig n- lot'to
log'gerhead long'-winded lo'tus
log'gia long' wise loud
log'ging loo loud'er
log'house loo'by loud'ly
log-hut loof loud'ness
/_ log'ic look lough
log'ical looked lou'is
.,7- log'ically look'er '.t lou'is d'or
-)
logi'cian look'ing lounge
Inj'istic Inok'ing'glass Iniingrd
-7
logis'tical look'out loun'ger
log'-Iine loom loun'ging
log'ogram loomed louse
logograph'ic loom'ing lous'y
'ogog'raphy loon lout
 ,

loatish 158 luthcrn

lout'ish luccr'nal r^ ^3 lu'natic

lout'ishly luccmo' C"- luna'tion
lou'vcr lu'cid f^ lunch
lov'ablp lucid'ity r-' lunched
lu'cidly
1^"] lunch'eon
Icjv'age
'^^^ <""1 lunch' ing
'<v love lu'cidness
lu'cifer
ft lune
love'-apple
l'>ve'-bird lucif'erous r' lunette'
loved lucif'ic f^"^^ lung
'

love'-feast lu'ciform nr Imige

love-knot lucira'cter r"-' lunged
love'less luck ''~L lun'ging
'"'"^-^

r^ ^
love'-letter luck'ier '
*,.
lung'wort
('
love'lier luck'iest lu'niform
luck'ily V-. luniio'lar
love'liest
•
'
love'liness luck'Iess t lunt
love'-lorn luck'y rt vf'
lu'nular
love'ly lu'crative 1 lu'nulate
I
/^' lu'nulated
lov'er lu'cre
love'-sick lu'cubratc ^.„ hi'pcrcal
lov'ing
.j.r'^ lucubra'tion '"^ I'i'pino, ad).
lu'culent 1' lu'pine, Ui'piii
lov'ing-kind'iiess „

lov'ingly Lud'dite '

#•
lu'pulin
low In'dicrous r , lu'pus
low'-borii lu'dicrously ^,1 /' '
lurch
,.'V* r
low'-bred luff lurched
Low'-church luffed ^
(! '"N
/
lurch'er
lurch'ing
lowed luff'er

11
lov'er
low'er
low'ered ri
luff'ing
lug
lug'gage
r 1
--/l1
r-., lure
lured
lu'rid
^^-\ lugged '^> lu'ring
low'erwl
low'ering lug'ger r^v. lurk
"^
low'ering lug'ging "V lurked
lower' most lugu'brious /^^V- lurk'er
"^,^
,

low'ery luke'warm _
lurk'ing
'
low'est luke'warraness l^'\^_ lurk'ing-placc
, low'ing
low'land
lull
lull'aby
O '9-
V lus'cious
lus'ckiusly
Low'lander lulled rQj. lus'ciousness
low'lier lull'ing O lush
/^.
'
low'liest
low'lily
low'liness
himachcl'la
lu'machelle
lumbag'inous
^1
1^
^ Lu'siad
lu'sory
lust
low'ly lumba'go
lum'bar
n lust'ed
lust'ful
^ low'-minded
low'-mindcdiiess lum'ber 1
^- ,\, lust'ier
'
low'ness lum'bered- n. /'',''
^ lust'lcst
low'-spirited lum'berer lust'ily
low'-wines lura'bering '•1_. lust'in'ess
1^'
loxodrom'ic liim'ber-roora • ^
'"^-'
lust'ing
loy'al lura'briccl i
lus'tral
lu'minary -K lus'trate
lo/alist
lo/ally luminif'erous ''"Xj lustra'tioii
.J lus'tre
lo/alty luminos'ity
loz'enge lu'minous lus'triiiR
lub'ber lump ^i lus'trous
lub'bcrly lumped 'l" lus'trously
lu'bric lump'er /n^^ ius'trum
lu'brical lump'ing 1 lust'y

O
'

a^
;

lu'bricant lump'ish lu'tanist

lu'bricate lump'ishly r^'- luta'rious
lu'bricated lurap'y
Lu'ua '''
a luta'tion
bite
lu'bricatiug

^
\

, lubrica'tion r^. lu'nacy

1

!
rs lut'ed
lu'bricator . lu'nar .'X lu'teous

t
1

lute'string
1

, lubric'ity luna'rian
lu'nary
'•

lO Lu'theran
^\^ lu'bricous
luce lu'nate :X>-^ Lu'tbetanism
lu'cent lu'naled '^ lu'them
lutinf lU lyteriftn

lut'ing ,^f luxu'rlously lynch'or

r^
C- lu'tose
lu'tulent
lux'ury
lycan'thropy .^n lynch'ing
lynx
lux'ate lyce'um lynx'-eyed
lux'ating lyd'dite ly'ra
luxa'tion Lyd'ian ly'rate
luxu'riance
n. lye ly'rated
luxu'riancy ly'ing lyre
luxu'riant ly'ing-in lyr'ic
liixn'riate lymph lyr'ical
hixu riated lymphat'ic ^-y-, lyr'icism
'
luxu'riatinK lynch lyr'ist
luxu'rious lynched lyte'rian
f-^
 : j

1 !

M
Mab raad'deiiiiig magiK'tomet'tic
macadamiza'- | < mad'der • magiie'to-mo'tor
tiiiM mad'dest magiiif'ic
mad'ding .^-, Magnificat
raacad'amize i

made - magnificence
macad'atnizcd !

Madei'ra ', magnificent

madcraoisellc' magnificently
»^ macad'amiziiig i

in.id'house Imag'nified
/ i mad'ly mag'nifier
marcaro til
mad'man mag'nify
macaron'ic mag'nifying
— '
'
macanxjii
mad'ness
inadon'na .
•- magnil'oquence
Y macaw' inad'repore magnil'oquent
Maccabe'aii mag'nitiide
raad'rigal
X lua'ccoboy j
mael'strom
mf'nad
magiio'lia
mag'nnm
mace inaesto'so raag'pic

\ mace'-boartr
Macedo'nian
mac'erate
Mafi'a
magaziiii'' f Magyar'
mag'daliii Mahara'ja
I

mac'eratcd magen'ta Mahara'jah

I

mac'erating mag'got ' mahat'ma

macera'tion mag'goly Mah'di
Machiavel'liaii
7 Ma'' •-^, < ,
\_ mahl'stick
Machiavcl'lidii-
ism
7 M .an .-• - mahog'any
/ r... , ic - Mahum'etan
Machiavel'lism y mag'ical > Mabom'etanism
machic'olate
machic'olated 7 f
mag'icallv
magi'cian 'T
mahout'
maid
machicola'tion maid'en
/ mag'ic lant'eni i .

mach'inate I maid'enhair
maRilp'
raach'inated
mach'inating
7. magistc'rial i,"*. maid'enbood
maiJ'fiiish
magiste'rially ^ >. l_^
machina'tion mag'istracy . -y maid'en-like
(^^^
machine' mag'istrato lL |_. raaid'enly
machined' ^.-^ '•
u Maid-Mar'iaii
machin'ery
machin'ing
_ mag'ma ^ ^ maid'servant
mail
machin'ist Mag'na Char'ta mail '-cart
raack'erel magnanira'ity "^
v mailed
mack'intosh magnan'imous mail'ing
mack'le magnan'imously maim
macro'bian mag'nate maimed
'if :tV macrocephal'ic magne'sia . ^ maim'ing
mac'rocosra magne'sian main
macrom'eter magnc'sium , ,
, • maiii'land
mac'ula mag'net main'ly
mac'ulate 1
mannet'ic • , main'mast
mac'ulated <ma^'netism _ niain'prizc
mac'ulating mag'netize r main'sail
maciila'tion mag'netized _f miin'spring

•.• or f^ ^
mad
I

I
mad'am
mad'ame
mad'cap
c I'"-!.
mag'nctizer
mag'netizing
mag^neto-elec-
trie
~- > , j,V
!*_<
"
main'stay
maintain'
maintain'able
maintained'
mad'ded mag'neto-elec- -r .
^^ )'__., maintainer'
mad'den
mad'dpiied
tricity
magnctom'cter J:
I w,
maintain'ing
main'tenance
 maintop IfiS Buuiiee

main'top malin'ger ing manatee'

manchineel'
maison'nettc
maize
m.il'ison
mal'kin 7 -..,
Manchu'
I

majn'tic mall I Manchoo'

iiiales'tical mall (j walk) man'ciple
majes'tically mal'lard manda mus
ma)'e»ty mallcabirity mandarin'
f- majol'ica raal'leable man'date, it.
/ . .

. . / ma'jor mal'lratc man'date, v.

/ ma'jor-do'nio mal'lcated man'datory
mallea'tion '
man'dible
Ij if J raa'jor-gm'rttii raalle'olai \-\ mandib'ular
mal'lel
I major'ity mal'low mandib'ulate
/. majus'cule mal'lows Mandin'go
. make malm
_ makc'batc raalm'sey man'dolin
man'drakr
v. makc'-believe malpnc'tice
,,_ ma'ker malt ». man'drel
J make'shift mal fed man'dril
a.' man'ducate
.-
•

,_
niake'-u^
mako'weight
ma'king
Maltese'
mal'tha
Malthu'siaii
u
« .-J
mandtica'tion
mane
'
-C' '.
roal'achite malt'ing J _ - , man'-eater
malacorogy maltreat' -' manage'
.
1 .
maladministra'- maltreat'ed -'•. -^^ ma'nes
I' maladroit' [tioii maltreat'iiig i
- man'ful
'K
^ mal'ady maltrcat'ment 'Vj'I_/ man'fully
I.

Mal'aga malt'ster raaii'fuliipss

-V. mal'andert :\ malt'y man'gabiy
marapeit malva'ceous i manganese'
,<
' malapropos' malversa'tion mangane'sian
mam mangan'ic
\ t ma'lar • mama'
,'-V mala'ria j mam'elon i mange
„/•-' ,.•• mala'rial ' mam'eluke /^.-j man'gel-wuriel
/• mala'rious ma 'illary / man'ger
'* man'giness
,
-i \~^ malassimila'tioii ^
m- illated
i. mal'ate . man.>na' - »» .1 maii'gle
—/•' ,
Malay' ^ mam'mal maii'gled
,—!' Malay'an mimma'lta _. mar.'gler
~/i , mal 'con tent mamma'liaii
... male / mairnnal'ogist .^^ man'gliiig
fy, . maledic'tion >„-r man'go
'"'/\
malefac'tor 7 mammal'ogy '-i-^ man'grovc
//
•
, .

-/'\_^
- malefac'tress .-.;—. mam'mary raan'gy
U^
,

^_/",_,f malefic man-ha'ter

-,^ ^ mara'mifer 11 man'hood
._-j\j" malev'olence .5 manmiii'erous ma'nia
,— /A/ malev'olent
f
\ -^ ^- mam'miform - —^- ma'niac
^— 7''V4_.; malfea'sance ~r~^- mam'milary mani'acal
——^
.

y \ raalforma'tion mam'milated
mam'mon
- ,~-i Maiiichae'aii
Man'icha^ism
fr-^
-t/
/
ma'lic r " - mam'monist
mam'moth
—— , . Manichee'
maii'ichord
' mal'ice ,

mali'cious ~~C. j man'icure

.'
J mali'ciously man iCi_, maii'iciirist
m-ili'ciousness man'acic ^ •^ maii'ifest

i< malign' man'acled V man'ifestable

man'acling Sf J maaifesta'tion
^ , malig'nancy J* ^ man'ifested
malig'nant man'age
maligned' mao'ageable ^, S. man'ifesting

?
.

" man'aged )~ raan'ifpstly

•. malign 'cr
mm._, malign'ing man'agement V' manifes'to
'*
./" malig'nity man'ager . man'ifold
,^
.

malign'ly man'ageress - _ — ; man'ikin

'

•""
malin'ger
malin'gered
malin'gerer
^ manage'rial
man'aginK
man'akin - — -•-"
manil'U
man'ioc
 ' '

man'lple manum't'ting -"v^ mu'itlme

manip'olar maiiuiii'i'tor
,. manip'olate manure' mar'juram
"y/' nunlp'ulated manured' mark
''
,tH«r manip'ulating manur'cr marked
manu'rial mark'er
manipula'tion manur'ing mar'ket
manip'ulative man'utcripl mar'ketable
Manx mar'ket-day
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 mawworm 158 lui'lodromatist

maw worm meat me'dium

maxil'la mechan'ic ined'lar
max'illar I mechan'ical med'ley
I mechan' kalty
"^-
mechani'cian ,-' medul'la
max'illary
mechan'ics
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max'im
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^ mech'anism '
medu'sa
max'imum
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may ^_ mechanog'ra- — "
meek
may' be
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mecli anog'raphy ; -• meck'ly
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raay'hap mecom'eter
raay'hem meco'nium meet
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medal'lic _>^
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meet'ini;
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ma'zily
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me'dia —
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megalosaurus
raa'ziness
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1^ raead'ow-sweet
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mea'gre me'diated itul'ancholy
mea'grely me'diately Melanc'sian
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meal r media'tion mel'anite

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meal'iness ,6 -!•!
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rae'diatized
melas'ma
mcldora'eter
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raeal'y .L-, media'trix me'liorate
meal'y-mouthcd med'icable meliora'tiOM
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melliferous
meai: med'ical
. mean'der med'ically -^v mellif'ic
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mean'deriog med'icate
raean'cst med'icated mellifluence
mean'ing mcd'icating mellifluent
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! i
raean'ingless mcdica'tion mellifluous
mean'ly med'icative mel'lite
mean'ncss medic'inal mellit'ic
means medic' inally mel'lone
meant med'icine mel'low
mean'time med'ico-chirur'- mel'Iowed
mein'while gical mel'lowing

^ mease
mea'sled
mea'sles
mea'sly
med'ico-le'gal
raedie'val
medie'valisra
me'diocre -^'t
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melo'deon
melo'dious
melo'diously
meas'urable •^ — 1 raedioc'rity melo'diousness
meas'urably mel'odist
maas'ure ^. med'itate mel'odize
meas'ured 'i > med'itated luelodra'ma
'

meas'ureless •l^ med'itating melodramat'ic

meas'urement
meas'urer -|
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medita'*'on
med'itative
a_ melodramat'ical

meat'uring t Mediterra'nean melodram'atist

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melody 159 metacarpus

1 iDProdv ._/. mcnin'ges merino

mel'oii /" mcningi'tis mer'it

^
melt
niplt'cd
-V 1 menis'cal
"
raer'itcd
mer'iting
, raoltVr "'^ menis'coid •.h* merito'rious
-^ -, mclt'ing meiiis'cus merle
y ^ mclt'ingly _ -^, Men'nonite _; mer'lin
\ iiiem'hfr '

^ men'ses mer'ling
m m'btrc'd '\' men'strual mer'lon 1
"V mem'bcr-ihip -^ men'struatp r mer'maid
'\_. membrana'ceous \,^ menstrua'tion , mer'man
^j raem'brane men'struous merop'idan

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r^ raembraiiif'erous
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'
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men'tion
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mer'ry-andrew
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moin'oir _^ men'tionable mer'rythought
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meraorabirity ^^-« men'tion in g mesdemoiselles'
mem'orable men'tor ^s meseems'
mem'orably — mesenter'ic
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mesmeriza'tion
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inem'orized mer'cenary
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">i- mesoco'lon
men mer'cery .-a A mes'olabe
-, , men'ace mer'chandise _,^ mes'osperm
men'aced mer'chant '. - 'r . raesotho'rax
_(. men'acer mer'chantable ^ niesotho'riuni
incii'acing mes'otype
,
mer'chantman mess
men'acingly mer'ciful / mes'sage
menage' mer'ci fully ' . messed
menag'erie messenger
mend raer'cilcss
J ^ Messi'ad
mcnd'able mer'cilcssly I
' Messi'ah
raenda'cious | mercu'rial > Messi'ahship
mercu'rialist ) Messian'ic
menda'ciously mercu'rialize '^
!
messieurs'
i
mercu'rify -,^ mes'sing
menda'ciousness ]
mer'cury mess'mate
mendac'ity .') mer'cy / mes'suage
mend'ed !
mer'cy-seat mestee'
mend'er I
mere \ mesti'zo ^»
mere'Xs -^ .)- met
men'dscancy raeretri'cious ! metab'afi s
merge _ _S- metab'ola
men'dicant
. merged metabo'lian

^. '~:):
mendic'ity
mend'ing c mer'ging
merid'i-.n
A' metabol'ic
me'nial merid'ionat metacar'pal
menin'geal meringue' metacar'ptis
 160 midst
metachronisni

iiietacli'roiiism me'teorite mewling

I i I

mctoir'ograph mews
Mexican
raet'acism I
meteorograph'ic mcz'zanine
me'tage |
raetcorog'raphy mcz'zo
motagram'mat- ;

[ism me'teoroid mez'zotint

metai'
me'teorolite mozzotin'to
mi'talop'si*
meteorolog'ic mi asm
metalcp'lic ;

racteorolog'ical mias'raa
metal'lic I

raeteorol'ogist mias'mal
raetalliroroiis
meteorol'ogy miasmat'ic
metal'liform
miasraat'ical
1 mo/aline i

meteorom'eter mias'matist
I
mi't'alline
mi'ca
I raet'alist irieteoros'(:iipy mica'ceous
( luet'allist
me'ter mice
I metaliza'tion
metheg'liii Mich'aelmas
I inptalUza'tio;i
ineth'ene ; mick'le
I met'alize
tnet'alliz • lU'th'ido ^-,-p. i — . micracous'tic
I

nicthinks' ^ mi'crobe
( met'alizeil '~^
met'allizcd meth'od '

V/" microceph'alous
I

I
raet'alizing method' ic p. ,
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.-/r method'ical
.'

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I met'allizinB
method'ically U-,-.p-pT.—t_. raicrocos'mical
metallog'raphy
met'alloid 7-^,^^^ micrograph'o-
mptalloid'al Mtth'odism *^. phone
metallur'gic Meth'odist
is - microg'raphy
methodis'tic '
^
methodis'tiral -r-vr— ' microl'ogy
mi'talUir'Ric-al
meth'odize raicrom'cter
met'allurgist
met'allurgy meth'cxiizcd
meth'odizer raicromet no
raet'al-man
meth'odizing . micronora'cter
metamer'ic
in«thoii(;ht'
metamor'phic
metamor'phism
meth'yl
meth'ylate
mi'cro-or'gaiii<ii
rai'crophone
N
metamor'phist meth'ylated
moth'ylcne ' microphou'ics
metainor'pliose
mcthyl'ic microph'oiioiis
metamor'phosed
metamnr'phosis me'tiiT
me'ting mi'croscope
met'aphor
nieton'ic microscop'ic
metaphor' ic
metaphor'ical mitoiiyra'ic : microscop'ical
metaphor'ically
meton'ymy mi'croscopist
r.iet'aphorist
inet'ope mi'croscopy
mct'aphrase
metopos'copy microzo'oii
r met'aphrast
i metaphras'tic
met'ra micturi'tiuM
mcfaphys'ic
metaphys'ical mc'tro, me'tnr mid
met'ric mid'day
metaphysi'cian

m. raetaphys'ics
met'aplasm
metapto'iis
^y1
raet'rical
met'rochrome
met'rograph
mid'dcii
mid'dle
_.,mid'd!e-aKed
mld'dle-class
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metas'tasis
metrol'ogy
met'ronoine -/ mid'dlemaii
mctroiinm'ic i[\iil'dlemos<
metastat'ic ' mid'dling
metatarsus raetron'omy
metrotivni'ic mid'dy
mctath'esis
1 metathet'ical mctrop'oli'i
irutropal' itdit ~i
Ls
midge
midg'et
Mid'ianite
t^: metatho'rax met' tic
met'tled -V' ' i
mid'land
mcta'yr
metaio'on met'tlesome
mete mew L, » mid'night
me'ted mewed \ 1
'^' > mid'rib
^1-^ mid'rifl
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m'-tempto'sis
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mewl
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^ mid'ship
raid'shipman
me'tcor
,^

metfor'ic
^'^'^
mewl'er ^ midst
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midstream 161 minuet

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< luid'sununer — ^
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s ''
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/'^ - mid'wifery --''
.j^ millena'rian mind'ing
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• ~i mien mine
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might -—^'
,-
w'^ millen'nial mi'ncr
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a might'ier
might'iest
might'ily
—
. millen'nialist
millen'nium
\ mil'lepede
min'eral
mm'eralist
mineraliza'tion
._> raight'iness -^A- .1 mil'lepore '
min'eralize
miglitst ^ f rain'eralized
raight'y mill'er - min'cralizer
mignonette' mill'erite min'eralizing
r* migraine' \ (;_^ miU'er's-thumb '
mineralog'ic
mi'grate mincralog'ical
^ mi'gratt'd milles'imal minoral'ogist
mi'giating ' rail'let miiieral'ogy
migra'tion J' mill'-head min'eral wa'ters
. mi'gratory mil'liard Miner' va
~|- mika'do miriiary min'gle
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min'gled
i milch •
I milli'gramnii min'gler
mild milli'litre
w mild'er
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^1 mild'est
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r- ( raill'iraetre
mill'imoter
I
min'iate
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rail'dewed mil'Iiner rain'iaturist
t ^ mil 'dewing
mild'ly "
. mil'lincry
mill'ing
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min'ify
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mild'ness ^" mil'lioa r min'ikin
mile ^. millionaire' min'im
.-1 n mile'age mill'ionary
J
min'imize
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mile'-stone ^° mill'-pond min'imizing
mil'foil . raill'-race miiiimum
mil'iary mill'stone mi'ning
-J mil'itant mill'-wheel min'ion
•' .• miritarism ^- mi 11' Wright min'ister
~" mil'itary
' mil'reis min'istered
,^ mil'itate milt muiiste'rial
'— Jl mil'itated Milton'ic -n- . ministe'rialist
ii]il'itating railt'wort ministe'rially
^•- ^ mili'tia 1^ mil'vine min'istering
. milk mil'vus min'istrant
—' I milked s mime miniitra' lion
^'' milk'er
,_ mim'eograph min'istress
. - milk'ier ^ mimet'ic min'istry
-- milk'iest
' mimet'ically I min'ium
^"^^ milk'ing
milk'iness
mim'ic ^-^ min'iver
mim'ical mink
milk'maid . mim'icked
.

.-•'>-;•-, min'nesinger
mim'icker
_ milk'man mim'icking min'now
'
milk'-pail ' mim'icry mi'nnr
minor'ity
milk'-pan
mimog'rapher
,

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mimo'sa
min'ster
milk'sop ; mina'cious nnn'sttd
— miik'-toolh
I

;
minac'ity
miii'arct
min'strelsy
mint
min'atory mint'age
milk'-wann >
mince -'] mint'ed
minced mint'er
. milk'-white . raince'-meat mint'ing
milk'wort mince'-pie ^ min'uend
milk'y . min'cing J min'uet

II— (170)
 168 mismanasins
minus

\[ mi'nus
min'ute
^-, misbeliev'ing
miscal'culate *A mi'ser
misen'try

mis'erable
~-i minute'
min'uted
miscal'culated ^\ mis'erably

rSC min'ute-book
min'ute-gun
min'ute-hand
raiscal'culating

:^^ miscalcula'tion
miscall'
::: ,'-y-
miscre're
luistr'icord
mi'serly
minute'ly
:| ^^. ~~.i
minute'ness
~l minu'tiae
miscalled'
miscall'ing
mis'ery
misfea'sance
miscar'riage misfire'
min'uting misfit'
-° minx mlscar'ried mis'form
mi'ny misformed'
.•- Mi'ocene 1
miscar'ry
'
miscar'rying tnisfor'tune
mir'acle raisframcd'
miscast'
^ mirac'ulous
miscellana'rian misgave'
mirac'ulously |

miscella'nea misgiw'
miscella'neous misg«»'«»
'J mirage' misgw'ing
mire ,
miscella'neoush
"^ j
miscel'latiist misgot'ten
mired misgro'wn
miiific mis'cellany
mischance' . mngovfrrned
' mi'riness I

mischarge' misgow'trrtiiiR
/| mir^ror
mir'rored rais'chief misgou'ernm*"/
mirth mis'chief-maker
mjs'chievous misguid'ance
( mirth'ful misguide'
|! V. raikth'fuUy mis'cbievously
mischoose' misguid'ed
'! rairth'fulness
' mis'cible , misguid'ing
•^. mishap'
^^' mirth'less mis'citation

1 r. mir'y 1 miscite'
raiscomputa'tioii
, mishear'
mishrar'iiiR
ll
'
'
ji
) rair'za
misadven'lure 1 miscompute'
misconceive'
mish'-mash
A'.iSh'nah
i •-

misconceived' mish'nic
J ^^ raisadven'turous
I
.
/'
misadvised' misconceiv'ing misimprove'
fi -
i
.

^"^
raisalli'ance misconcep'tion ( misin/oriH'
% - i
misconduct \ misin/ormivi'
raisallied' misconjec'ture
„ mis»»/ofma'/ioii
/" rais'anthrope misconstruc't ioi i

misinter'pret
\ misanthrop'ic miscon'strue
if > misan'thropist miscon'stnied inisimerpret-l'ti"

miscon'stniing misinter'pretecJ
miscount' misinter'pretcr
raisan'thropy
mis'creant ^ misinter'pretin;;
raisapplica'tion I

mis-cue' mis|oin'
misapplied' ' misjoin'der
misapply' i
misdate'
misdat'ed misjoined'
misapply'ing misioin'ing
misapprehend' misdat'ing
[

misdeal' misjudge'
misapprehend'ed f
IV> misjudged'
misapprehend- misdeed'
misdeem' misjudg'ing
ing [sion
misdemean' / misjudg'ment
misapprehen'-
raisappro'priate
''
misdemean'ant
misdemtan'cur . mislaid'
misappro'priated I '
misdirect' mislay'
ini^.ipi.rc.'p''-"'"i.'
raisdirect'ed misla/ing
misappropria'- J
misdirect'ing mis'le
mis6fcom«' [tion '•
mislead'
i

mi'iftfcofn'ing misdirec'tion mislead'er

misbegot'ten
mislead'ing
i
.^

I
misbehave' misdo'
misbehaved'
;

misdo'er ^ misled'
misdo'ing misman'age
misbehav'ing i

mise
raisbeha'viour misemploy' / misman'aKcd
', misemployed' misman'age-
misbelief
misemploy' Ing ment
misbelieve'
'-^: misemplo/meti f misman'agcr
i i misbelieved'
misman'aging
misbeliev'er , misen'ter
mismuk 168 mobility

mismark'
mismarked'
mij'sal
missed
'^ ':>
misused'
misu'ser
tnismark'ing mis'spl misu'sing
mismatch' mis'sel-thmsh x. riicwrite
mismeas'ure mis-send' miswrit'ing
) mismeas'ured mis-sent' miswrit'ten
J, mismeas'iiring m'.s-serve' miswrote'
misname' mis-served' --SC miswronght'
misnamed' mivserv'ing njisyoke
;' .^ misnam mg miss-fire' misyoked'
mis-shape' mite

^~A
-^,^^—. misno'mer

.-ij—
misn um'ber
^ misog'amist »^
mis-shaped'
mis-shapen
mis'sile
miss'ing
^ mi'ter
mit'igable
mit'igant
mit'igate
J-^ ^ misog'amy ^^ mis'tion mit'igated
'/ ^ misog'ynist mis'sionary mit'igating
_ ^^ misog'yny mis'sioner mitiga'tion
\ ~' mis'pickel mis'sis mit'igative
^ misplace' mis'sive mit'igator
;, ,-^ misplaced' mis-speir mitrailleuse'
^^ misplace'meiit mis-spelled'
misplac'ing mis-spell'ing mi'tral
misplead' misspelt' mi'tre
1 misplead'ed
misplead'ing
mis-spend'
mis-spend'ing
mi'tred

"i mispoint' mis-spent' mit'riform

^j_
""
V.,. raispoint'ed mis-state' mi'tring
; mispoint'ing mis-stat'ed mitt
, '^- misprint' mis-state'ment mi t' ten
, misprint'ed mis-stat'ing mit'timus
_ .^' misprint'ing mist mi'ty
J raispri'sion mista'kable mix
^, misprize' mistake' mix'able
\) misprized' mista'ken mixed
...^ mispriz'ing mista'king mix'edly
mistaught'
-. L^jii mispronounce'
.^ mispronounced' n misteach'
misteach'ing
mix'en
mix'er
^ ,,^0;, mispronounc'ing mis'ter mix'ing
raispronuncia'- misterm'
- -». tion misMi'nA' mixtilin'eal
f mKpropor'tion misthought
_^^ t ni\>^firc}fi0r' tioth-.i mistime' mixtilin'ear
\ mhpropor'tionmfi mistimeiV mix'tion
'
; ^^ raisquota'tion mistim'ing mix'ture
_ mi5quote' mist'iness miz'en, miz'zrn
1
'
misquol'ed • mis'tletoe miz'enmast
-r^v misquot'ing mist'-like
misread'
-rT miz'zle
I
mistook' miz'zled
,,
J
misread' mis'tra] miz'zling
.1 J,
misread'iiig mistransl.ite' raiz'r.ly
. -,.
f misrecite' mistranslat'ed mnemon'ic
misreck'oii mistranslat'ing mti'-mon'ical
—^'"^ misreck'onefl mistransla'tion mnemon'ict
••.^
fi
misreck'oning niis'tress
•^ -..
misrelate' mistrust' mnem'otechny
misrela'tion mistnist'ed moan
-v- ( Tci^remem'bcr mistrust'ful moaned
1 rra'y.remem'bct- mistnist'ing moan'ful
T, '^ misreport' \fi mistune' moan'ing
'V misreport'ed nistuned' moat
i'lim'ing moat'cd
>j,^ nusreport'ing
misreprrsent'
f
lUi it'y mob
\ misrepresented
misunderstand' mob'-cap

, Tj-

J
\
f
misrepresenflnfi
mhrepresenta'-
misrule' [tion
nii'^tmdprvtand'ini:
misunderstood'
misu'sage
misuse', 0.
V mobbed
mob'bing
mob'bish
moliile
mist misuse', n. mobil'ity
 i^

164 monililorm
mobiliiatlon

mod'ule Mo'loch
Z'^^'* mobiliza'tion molosse'
i
^^* ' . mo'bilize mod'ulus
m'll'ii'sus
^^V,' rao'bilized 1 mo'dus
molt
'
\ '^
"\
rao'bilizing
mob'-law
mod'wMI
Moesogoth'ic mol'ten
I III \_ ., moboc'racy roofus sil mo'ly
Mogul' molybde'iia
~~__j_. moc'casin rao hair
Moham'medan molyb'denous
.^^ mo'cha
,—^ mock Mohara'medan-
ism molybde' num
^^__ '
raocked
-, —
— mock'er •I Moham'medan-
mome
ih -^^_.
V-^_
raock'ery
mock'-heroic
ize
Moham'medan- ^ mo'ment
ized mo'mentarily
,
mock' in g Mo'hawk mo'mentary
laock'ing-bird Mohi'can mo'mently
->*A Mo'hock momen'tous
ilH! -?
mock' -orange mo'hur
raicU' turtle raoi'dore momen'tum
ii rao'co moi'ety Mo'mus
mo'dal moil " mon'achal
r i m xial'ity moiled mon'achism
mode moil'ing nion'ad
mod'el moi'neau
f Monadel'phia
mod'elled-.Med ^-A moire
raod'ellert'lpr moir'e
monadclph'iaii
L mod'elUng-eliiig
lEixJ'tTate, «., "
iroist
mois'ten
;^

monadelph'ous
rajd'erate, v. mois'lened
raod'erated ; mois'tening
moist'ness monad'ic
raod'erately
mois'tiire monad'ical
raod'cratiiiR
modera'tioTi mo'lar
mo'lary I* monaii'drian
mod'eratism tJ-
molas'st'S monan'drous
modera'to
mold mOD'arch
mod'erator
.IT mod'eratrix
mod'err
^ mole
molec'iilar
monar'chic

monar'chical
mod'ernism ^ moleciUar'ity
" mon'archist
mod'emist
moder'nity mol'ecule
.1 mole' -eyed
p mon'archize
modemiza'tion
mole'-hill mon'arcby
mod'emize mole'-hole
roole'skin monaste'rial
mod'emized
molest' mon'astery
mod'emizer
molesta'tioti _• monas'tic
mod'ernizipg
molest'ed monas'tical
' mod'ernnes'-
mod'est molest'er
molest'ing monas'tically
mod'estly
Mo'linisra monas'ticism
1 ^
mod'esty
mod'icum
modifiabil'ity
Molinist ""
monas'ticon
Mon'day
-\ ^; mod'ifiable mol'lah y mon'etary
mol'lient raon'etiie
modifica'tion
•^ mod'itied mol lifiable -
_
money*
mon'ey-brokor
mod'ifier J

^ mod'ify
mod'ifying
mollifica'tion
mol'lified
I mon'eyed
mon'eyer
mol'lifier t mon'eyless
modil'lion
mo'disb
mon'^r
L Mon'gol
% mo'dishly
rao'dist
mol'Ufy
mol'lifying
Mongo'lian
'1. modiste'
mod'ulate MoUus'ca mon goose
mod'ulated moUus'can mon'grel
mod'ulating mollus'com ."t-*-
modula'tion monil'iform
mod'ulator
mol'lusk ^
monism Itto mop
i"^'
) .^ mop'ism
~^/ monolith'ic -O monsoon'
. _^ moii'ist ., monol'ogy mon'ster
'::'
^
^
morii'tion 'L- mon'olngue 1 1
mon'strancc
_
'
inon'itive monom'achy inonstro$'ity
mon'ifor -"^V^-^^-w monoma'nia ~ mon'ttrous
'Yt monlto'rial '
'' ~^L^^^-—' monoma'niac mon'slrously
mon'itory '
,
'
'
'
"*
'^^- montan'ic
iniin'itress . ^-^^ moiiometariic
'"^
monk —>^ "*"

monomet'allisra r c-
Mon'tanism
"^ ^'
, launk'ery ^', monomet'allist
~L- Mon'tanist
" mon'key r >' ^'"^ monom'eter ^ 1
raon'tant

^ -
"^~\ monk'hood

w -f
monk'isli
monk's'-hood \^
monomet'ric
raono'raial
>^ '.
'
mon'te
raon'tem
month
moiith'ly
rxonop'athy ~- raon'ument
moiiocar'dian ^ ,f^
J laonoper'sonal 1moniimen'tal
monocar'poiis -.- ,
. iionopet'alous --<-, 1 iiKJiitiiaon'-

monoccph'alous
'— rnonoph'onous
1
moo [tally
raood
. „
"
monoc'eros
* ~^v mon'oph thong « m<X)ed
> raijii'ochord Tiiw'ing
nood'Uy
,
'
.

.
: n.OMOchromat'ic

mon'ochrome C "'^t
-• --.f
monophthon'g;il

monophyl'loiis
1^' mood'iness
mcod'y
f-
—^ monochroii'ic '- -^ luMii'uplane , moon
_^_ mor.'ocle
-
'

\ '
iiio(>n'beam
monocli'nous Y"" monop'olism » mon'-calf
• '^"r monop'olist \ mooned
.
J- Monocotyle'don '''"\" 1 ' >,
in<x)n'-eyed
monop'olize _^ \ raoon'ish
.
^ monoc racy monop'olized mooD'less
'
i --0
- /^ mon'ocrat raoon'light
7 monoc'ular
" raonop'olizer moon'lighter
.
\/r, /" -^•.
_j' moii'ocule ^\,"~ raonop'olizing inixin'Iighting
'"--^

1
.J monoc'ulous

Monodac'tyiuus
'
V
*-— \ '
monop'oly
monop'teral
_-

'
^-

^^ '
modii'lit
ratxin'-raker
mix>ii'-rakiiig
mon'optote moon'shee
t
mon'odelph 1-
niim'orail
mon'oUist moon'shine
J ^"~'* 1 mon'oiinif
] mon'odoii moon'shiny
l--^ 1 mon'orhyme moon'stone
~
I'
raon'odraraa j

. 1 monodramat'ic ;'~-r\--' monoscp'alous 'l- moon'struck

monosper'mous miKin'wort
. mon'ody moon'y
,_. monog'amist raonospher'ical "^^ moor
. __ - monog'amous
monog'amy
r>
_^L mon'ostich J— raoor'age
^ '.- raoor'-cock
monostroph'ic
^/^T monogen'esis <.'\~ raonosyllab'ic > moored
-
-
— \ moor'-fowl
A
'

^^ . monogenet'ic ..---, mon'osyllable '.-—-- ' mixir'-game

''^,\ monog'enism "-•
„
moor'-grass
mon'othcism . ^
^^l~ . monog'enist ^^---^; mon'otheist ,-^y^ mocr'-hen
monogenist'ic monotheis'tic ^~>. ni(X)r'ing
/^ ^
'

'Lf^j- mon'otone miwr'ish

.^r— ~- mon'ogram raoor'land
_i
,—t
mon'ograph
monog'rapher ^~-lL.
Cs monot'onous
monot'ony ^^^ moor'-stone
moor'y
moose
— ' monograph'ic '"~~^'i-. mun'otreme '1 '
moose'wood
<-^'( mon'otype moot
•^n monog'raphist
— " nioiiog'raphy
monotyp'ic
< .L
moot'able
raoot'-case

f
monog'yny '^^1 rnotiox'ide > moot'ed
," ""
~- raoot'er
monogyn'ian C^-^M-N, monseigneur' moot'ing
I _^ "»• "^\
^ mon'olith "> monsieur' \ mop
 mope IM mooging

'^7
mope morose'nesi motb'ery
moped •Vi Hor'pheus moth'y
mor'phia ijin'tif
moping
mo'pith mor'phine motific
tiio'pishness motil'lty
morpholog'ic mo'tion
"> mopped
moppet ( morpholog'ical mo'tioned
mop'ping \ iiiori>hnlofc:'ic.ilI\ u4'''tioner
mop'iy morphorogy mo'ilsniiig
moraine' morris — <^ mo'tionless
mor'ris-dance n. mo'tive
mor'al mor'ris-pike '[ motiv'ity
.-r'
morale' mor'row raot'ley
.r mot'mot
mor'alist morse
moral'ity mor'sel mo'tograph
/I.
moraliza'tion mort luotom'i'ltT
mor'al ize mor'tal mo' tor
mor'al ized mortal'ity rS-T' V mo'tor-biis'
mo'tor-car
mor'alizer mor'tally
^
raor'tar
]

mo'tor-cy'clf
IS;
mor'alizing morfgage
( -y moto'rial
mo'tiirist
mor'ally morfga^ed
,

mortgagee' mo'tory
mcr'als -7
morass'
morass'y -1:2
mort^ger
mort'gagor o n-
mot'tle
mot' tied
Mora'vian morfgaging
j

1
mot'to
mortif'erous moufflon
Mora'vianism mortifica'tion mould
mould'able
•v mor'bid
morbid'ity
mor'tified
mor'tifier
mor'tify
X mould'ed

mor'Udly mould'er
"^^ mould'ered
mor'bidness
morbific
mor'tifying
raor'tise
I

</ l_j,
mould'ering
mould'iness
morbil'lous mor'tised mould'ing
morbose' mor'tising \ mould'warp
mort'main
.1^ mould'y
mor'bus -v- moult'
morceau' mor'tuary moiilt'ed
morda'cious mo'rus >^ moult'ing
/l--^* mound
mordac'ity Mosa'ic, mosa'ic
I mor'dant moschatel' -, mount
mount'iible
more T<-
Moselle'
Mos'lem
mosque
1 jj^ moun'tain
moun'tain ash
moreen'
mosqui'to "'^ mountaineer'
morel'
morel'lo moss moun'taiuous
mnreifver moss'clad mount'ebank
Moresque' moss'iness -— :• mount'ed
morganat'ic
mor'gay
n moss'-trooper
moss'y ^^,
mount'er
raount'ing
most ../ mourn
morgue most'ly j^^ mourned
mor'ibund mot mourn'er
r moril'Ion mote V, mourn'ful
mo'rion moth moum'fully
Moris'co moth'-eateo
moth'er mourii'fiilnes«;
Mor'mon
moum'ing
*^^ moth'erhood
V Mor'monism 1 i moth'ering
mourn'ing-ri:;^
<^'^-~1 Mor'monite mouse
moth'er-in-law moused
mom i

"^
,-^' mon. ing moth'erless mouse'-ear
,-y'-^ mom'ing-star moth'erly mous'er
^ ^' 1 moroc'co ^— ^ ^*' mouse'-hole
, < morone' -.-^A.^ moth'er-of-pearl mouse'tail
^ *"
^ morose' 0/ " ^/
'
^

mouse' trap
mous'ing
_^A morose'ly moth'er-wit
moa8tarhe 117 niurieated

moustache' mulct multipres'eiice

moiis'y multira'diate
'

mulct'ed
mouth multis'onous
mouthed mulct'ing
mouth'er ^
'"^ . y multispi'ral
mulc'tuary ' mul'titude
mouth'iul
mouth'ing mule _^
.-^vy
'^i- - multitu'diiiary
multitu'dinous
moutb'piece muleteer'
mov'able •< mulieb'rity mul'tivalve
I

move'able .' mu'lish

'^"^V^
I

mov'abiti , mu'lishness '^'\j\ multival'vular

move mull ,-tj\_ -' Multo'ca
moved mul'lah '^\ multoc'ular
,
.
\ i_
move'less mulled mum
_^ 'T^-^
move'ment mul'ler '
~^ mum'ble
mov'er mul'let "^ mum'bled
mov'ing mulligataw'ny mum'bler
mov'ingty ~\ mura'bling
mow hay) ^ mul'ling

%
( (of
t
mow itn ^jriiu.ii i-
'
mul'lion mum 'bo-jumbo
mow (to cut)
multan'gular
mowed ,
mummed
mow'et multiartic'ulatr mum'mer
mow'ing .
~ mum'mery
mown multicap'sular V-jj, mumniiflca'tioii
^=^
Mr. • r - ,
mum'mifird
Mrs. multiden'tate ""*~-.\_^ mum'raiform
much A;^' mummify
1 mu'cid A . multifa'rious
"'' '"^ mum'ming
mu'ciform
mu'cilage
A multifa'riously "' mum'my
"* mump
A^ mucilag^inous
mucip'arous
mul'tifid
~ y'^ multiflo'rous -^
' '

^-
'

mump'er
~-^ mump'ing
muck mul'tifold
muck'-beap mump'ish
muck' worm mul'tiform '- mump*
munch
muck'y multlform'ity -- munched
/
"-1 mu'coid multilat'eral munch'cr
mucos'ity "~/ munch'ing
mu'cous
mu'cronate
r multilin'eal mun'daiie
'

multil'oquence 1 rauii'dic
mu'culent _

multil'oquent mundifica
^1 T\
>
mu'cus .
i ^

mud mimdificative
multino'mial mun'go
mud'dily
mud'diness multip'arous —y- ^ munic'ipal
mud'dle multipar'tite
mud'dled raunicipal'ity
\ munificence
mnd'dler mul'tiped
t mud'dling
raud'dy
mul'tiplaiie
mul'tiple
munifictnt

muez'zin mul'tiplex mn'nimeiit

muS muni'tion
raul'tipliable munjeet'
: muffin
muffineer' mui'tiplicand mun'nion
muffle mul'tiplicate mu'ral
muffled - mur'der
raultiplica'tion <r-+-
mur'dered
muffler
'^ muffling mul'tiplicative mur'derer
V, mufti mur'deress
— mid'tiplicator

~—1^''
}.
-7>.
\. mug
mug'get
Muggleto'nian
mupgy
multiplic'ity
raul'tiplied
mul'tiplier
^ mtu-'derous
mur'dcrously
mur'dress
mu'riate
tn-.—^ mug'wump mul'tiply mu'riated
r -y mulat'to muriat'ic
^ ,
- ^- mul'berry mul'tiplying
'/ mulch multi'potent mu'ricate
mu'ricated
T^^ mulched
Pi
maritnmi lis tnythui

mu'rifonn Muf'fulnun myol'ogy

mu riiic must ray'ope
miirk mustache' myo'pia
)l
murk'ily
murk'y
miir'mnr 0,„ 1
miistach'io
mustacb'ioed
mus'tans
^ myop'ic
my'i>p»y
ray'opy
miir'ravired
mur 'raurer ^ ,

->
mus'tard
mustce'
mv'< >sin
myo'sis
iiitir'iniiriiig iiiMs'teline ^_ rayosit'ic
raiir'iiiiiruus mus'ter myot'omy
mur'pliy miis'tered -Ir^- myr'iad
mur'r.iin mns'tering m>T'iagram
'
raur'rhiiie mils' ter-roU m>T'ialiire
Imur'riiie mus'tily I
iii\T'ialiti'r
miir'za mus'tiness 1 myr'iametre
1^ i^ raue'cadel miis'ty I invr'iaiii' tiT
miis'cadine \ mutabil'ity myr'iapod
mus'cardinr mu'table myr'iarch
miis'cat
'1 \ mu'tably myr'icin
miB'catel mu'tagc rayriora'nia
miisrh'elkalk mu'tate m^T'ioSldlK'
miis'cle mu'tatcd - m>T'mid<jii
miij'cled miita'tion vA^ m>Tob alan
mni'cuid mute ^ mjTrh
miiscol'ogy mi'tp'ly ^^-^ myr'rhine
miisrosp raute'uess •
^A: myr'tiform
mu?cos ity mu tilate -./ "^v- mvr'tle
muscovado mu'tilated ' ""» myself
«:r 1-:^. Mils covite mu'tilating
mys'tagogui'
raus'cular mutila'tion
muscular'ity mu'tilator mystc'riarch
mus'culous mutineer'
muse mu'tinicd ;t-^ myste'rious

-"^ mused mu'tinous myste'riously

muse'ful mu'tinously
mys'tery
mn'ser mu'tiny mys'tic
muse'um mu'tinying
mys'tical
-^1
mush mutism mys'tically
musb'room raut't'T -f
ii' ;• =
rau'sic mut'ttn-d .1 mys'ticism
mystifica'tion
mu'sical mut'terer
mys'tificator
rau'sica'.ly mut'tering mvs'iified
'

^n-' mu'sic-liall raut'toii

mys'tify
musi'cian mu'tual mvs'tifying
rau'sic-master mutual'ity myth
mu'bic-stool mu'tually
myth'ic
mu'sing mu'tule myth'ical
musk miiz'zle
mus'ket
musketeer'
^ muz'zled
rauz'zle-loader
myth'ically
mythog'rapher
mythog'raphy
musket(X)n' muz'zling
mythol'oger
mus'ket-proof my mytholog'ic
mus'ketry my'dll-wood mytholog'ical
'

musk'iiicss mycolog'ic mytliuliig'ical-

1

musk'rat
mycol'ogist mythol'ogist [h
rausk'y
raythnl'ogize
Kvis'lin mycol'ogy
mythol'ogizing
raus'lin-dc-laine mvnheeP
musliiiet' myograph'ic mytb'ologue
mus'quash myog'raphist
miis'nl' my.-ig'raphy ^/7 mythn'.'ngy
muss
mus'scl
,-L myolog'ic
rayol'ogist
myth'oplasm
../ m/thus
myolog'ical
 N
\ nab
nabbed
'
'L riar cotine
iiar'cutiun
na tiunallv
na'tionho"
-v -V.
> '
I

na'tive
~^v ,
iiab'bing
na'bob
'} .
nar'cotiie
'

uar'cotized nativ'ity
•\ nac'arat
. .
' '

nar'cotizing nat'rolite
, na'cre ->
nard
\ na'tron
•"•" tiacr*' '
1 .
nard'ine
'
nal'tcr
D na'creous na'rei nat'tily
na'crite '
" \ .
nar'ghile nat'ty
iiat'ural
na'ilir narrate'
nag narra'ted nat'uralism
_ nagged riarra'ting nat'uralist
__ nag rfing iiarra'tiim naturalis'tic
' 1
Nai'ad nar'rative natural iza'tio:>
naif iiarra'tor nat uralize
nail iiar'row nat'uralized

^'
nail-brusli _ 1 nar'rowed ,
nat'urMizing
., nailed nor'rower nafurally
<
"^•'
_. nail'er
nail'ery
_ j7 nar'row-gatige
nar-rowing
nat'uraliiess
na'ttire
A
^
nail'ing «
nar'rowly naught
nail'-scissors !v.' V nar'row-mlnd'ed naugh'tier
> •
nain'sook
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~'~
u n ir'ruw iiiind'i'il- naugh'tiest
• •
' V ^ V"«'I vc, naive ^ .
»i' nar'rowness ["- naugh'tily
-</ naively *
'
nv'thex ^ * r 1
naugh'tiness
v. naivetS' ,
^ nar'whal i
naugh'ty
•
na'ked na'sal naniii.i'cliia
•
\ na'kedly .^n nasal'ity nau'machy
.^'
• 1 ,
na'kedness naMliza'tion naus'copy
^ s na'mable
namby-pam by
na'salize
na'salized
naii'sea
nau'seant
~ name na'salizing nau's»ate
. \-^ .-*

^ named na'sa'.ly nau'seated

name'Iess nas'cent ndu'scating
^' ~- 1 <i^ i-—
"' name'ly ~J>-' na'sicornous naii'iea'tion
"-r
na'mer '-'*"
'^ na'sifonn nau'seous
f
• ^. name'sake ,
'" "^ nasol'ogy natitch
.
"^ na'ming
nankeen'
f
L
*

~\'
,
nas'tier
nas'tiest
nautch'-girl
nau'tical
Nantes '

^
'

— p
nas'tily nau'tilile
f
--'•v
nap nas'Uness nau'tilus
• ^ nape v^ :_,
nastur'tium
nasty' .\
na'val
na'varch
.'x.. na'pery
-"'.. T^
naph'tha I , . r na'tal na'varchy
nave ll
^^- ,
•
i\aphthal'ic
naph'tbaline
Napier'ian r,
natali'tial
na'tant
nata'tion
.^ na'vel
navette'
V--, Na'pier's bones natato'rtal navic'ular
•^ na'piform na'tatory n:»v)K3hi!'ity
•
\./T- >^ nap'kin
Napo'leon
-t*^'
. -
t7 nath'less
na'tion
nav'igable
nav'igate
•--V/?-- Napoleon'ic :-< '>^ na'tional navigated
nap'piness na'tionalism nav'igating
'

-<-^- N,. ry^ naviga'tinn

nap'ping, nap'py national'ity
Narcis'sus , >^ nationaliza'tion nav'igator
—^
•^.^-^
'
•"^-_,
narco'sis
narcot'ic
narcot'ical
i

i^"^
^ nationalize
na'tionalized
na'tion alizing
A nav'vy, na'vy
nawab'
nay
1
"
 Naurnae 170 Bevolofy

Nazareiie' ,1
need'ed r; iieul'ugv
!" Nu'ariU need'er I Neuno'mian
<r. Naz'aritiun need'iul ne'ophyte
,
1
nwe need'ier Neoplalon'ic
Neoplat'onitm
'

nuir' oeed'iett
need'Uy <l- NeopUt'uniit
neap i
neaped need'incM neoter'ic
Neapol'itiin MW need'ing Neoco'ic
neap'tide nae'dle nepeo'the
fu»r
tuand
s
^ nee'dle-book
nee'dleful
naph'eline
neph'ew
ntar'-r L. nee'dle-gua nepb'oscope
war v^i nee'dle-ikbaped nephralgia
tuar'm^ '
J need'less nephral'gy
\
tuar'ly need'letsly neph'rite
|

1 nephrit'ic
•4 iwor'sighted nee'dlewuman nepSiri'tis
neat .( nee'dlework I neptiroI'Dgy
iieat'-cattl< oeedt nephrot'oiuy
neat'er need'v nep'otal
|

neatVst ne'er i
nep'otism
K oeat'herd nefan'doui \ nep'otist
ncat'ly nefa'riout Nep'tnne
neat'ncM nega'tion Neptu'nian
\ neb neg'ative Nep'tunist
nrb'ula neg'atived Ne'reid
neb'ular
neb'ule
T : oeg'atively
neglect', luelect'iJ
" V
ne'roli
iierva'tion
nebuk»'ity neglect'ei nerve, nerved
neb'ulous neRtect'Uii uerve'iess

-1
V necessa'rian
nec'essarily
neglect'iug
negligee'
^w.
"-t. nerv'ine
iierv'ing
: {
nec'euarinnt negligence ^.. nerv'ous
nec'essary neg'ligent nerv'ously
V necetsita rian neg'ligently ner'vure
neres'sitate neg'ligible nes'cience
neces'sitated negotiabil'ity iies'cieiit
neces'sitating nego'tiable nen
neces'sitou* -r- S nego'tiate nest
neces'iity nego'tiated nest'ed
neck nego'tiating nest'-egg
neck'doth negotia'tion nest' ing
neck'erchief nego'tiator nes'tle
neck'lace nego'tiatory nes'tled
neck'tie negress nes'tling
f 1 necrol'atry r ne'gro Nes'tor
^r necrolog'ic ne'groid Neito'rian
uecrolog'ical
necFOl'ogist
ne'groloid
ne'gus
H Nesto'rianism
net
necrorogy neigh oeth'er
nec'romancer neigh'bour-bor
~
~K neth'erxios/
nec'romancy neigh'boured net' ted
necroman'tic neigfa'bourhood net' ting
nec'ronite neigh'bouring neftle
necrop'olis neigh'bourliness net' tied
necroscop'ic neigh'bourly net' tier
aecro'sis neighed, neigh'- net'tlc-rash
necrot'omy nei'ther [ing net'tle-worl
nee' tar Neme'ao net'tling
necta'reat Nem'esit net'work
necla'reaii ueu'uphar neu'cai
necta'reous Deog'amist neural'gia
nectariferous neog'raphy neural'gic
nec'tarine Ne'ocene neural'gy
necta'rium neolith'ic neurasthe'nia
ncc'tariie neolo'gian neu'rine
nec'tarous neolog'ical iiecri'tis
nec'tary neol'ogism neurog'raphy
ni or aie -// neoi'ogist iieuroi'ogisl
need neol'ogize neuiol'ogy
nearopter 171 BoetWagition

• uim'bii]
iieurop'ter nicu'tian
,\ iiico'tianin "> w nim'iny-piminy
<i _ Neurop'lcra
neuTop'teran nic'otine oiu'compoop
y -> nine
neuro»it '
nic'tate ;

,'l. neurol'ir nic tated '

nine'fold
^
1

'
iieuroi'omy nie'tating nine'pence
^ ^ '"»''
neu'ttr
|

]
nicta'tioii nine'pini
neu'tral
neutrality ,
^. nictita'tiun
nide
niiie'tciire
nliic'teen
"i' " ',
nine'teenlh
if neutraliza'lion j
nid'get ;
""1
neu'tral ize nid'i6cate niiie'tieth
•
neu'tralixed nldi6ca'tion i nine'ty
'.'
neu'tralixer nid'iilant niii'iiy
f ^ nid'ulalc ^ nin'nyhamnier
t
r.
neu'tral Ixing
neu'trally nidula'tiun , ninth
V nev'er ni'dus iiinth'ly
<. nev'erinore
]

\
niece
C nevtrlhelt-^s' niel'Io nipped
new nig'gard *"
nipper
X^ new'-borii nig'gardliiiess nip'perkin
, new'-comer nig-gardly ^ . nip' pert
iiig'ger
^ nip'ping
_ new-el |
.

,^ new-er uig'gle > bip'ple

,

new'est "ig'gler nip'py

» Nirva'na
•N- newfaii'glcd iiig'gling
nigh !~''^ Ni'san
new'-iashiuiit-J
new-ish nigh'iiess V ni'»l pri'ui
1 new'laid
\

night
'
w. nit
new'ly \ ^ night'-blooraing
>--"•
iii'tr.ite, «.
1<
new'-made i
night'cap ni'trate, i

-J new'ness 1
night'dress
>";_
nl'tre
news 1
night'fall iii'tric
/ ,= nitrifica'tjoii
N,
news'-agent
news'boy
j

^ night'-hre
night'gown
c

^ ;i ni'trified
»- iiews'man ' night'-hawk ' ni'trify
'' \^ news'monger uight'ingale f-^.- ni'trite
'\ n;w»' paper /• nighi'Jor ni'trogen
'
iiews'room night'-Iight J •
nitroR'cimii'i

c
.

newf'vender night'ly C - I nitrog-enize

)
^. iiMWi'ifri/cf n- night'-man
night'mare
i,-
-T — . nitroglyc'erine
nitrora'eliT
iK'Wi'y , ^.

'-.'.
^ 4 newt iiight'-piece ^ nitrorauriat'ic
' t Newto'niaii night'-porter 'f ni'trose
"^ riight'shade ni'trous
New-'year
^ nrxt night'shirt i' t ni'trous ox'idc
' ' nifty
, .>
nex'us night'-stool ,

N nib night'-time <.- iiiv'eous

s nfbbed night'-train I nivette'
\ nib'ble night'-walkcr . .._ ' nix
s nib'bled night'-walking nix'ii"
\ nib^ler night'-watch '.
• - Nizam'
V; nib-bllng night'-watcher no
, nice nigres'cent , — i Noa'chian
nice'Iy nigrifica'tioii •c No'ah's ark
\
^.

^f^J Ni'cene nie'rin nob

»"'
-. *.-' nice'iiess Hi griiu' \ nob'ble
n
ni'cer ni'hilism \ nobil'ity
•
> ni'ceat ni'hilist •
\ no'lile
'1
-' ni'cety nihilis'tic 1 \ . ao'bleman
niche nihil'ity .\ .
no'bleness

^ niched
nick
nicked
/-—.,
'\
nil, niii
Nilom'eter
Ni'loscope
•
\
',

^
uubleiSc'
no'bly
tio'biidy
no'cent
%\

nick'el Nilol'ic 1
I

nimbif'eroiis ' -'^' noctambula'tion

.

s_.
:^
kv'
^,^
nick'ing
nlck'-nack nim'ble
— ,

noctam'bulism
s-^-— ^^ nick'' ~me nim'bleness »•; noctam'bulist
,_^- r^ nick', ted nim'bler noctilu'cous
^_>—
T-^>f* n:'-'- . \ing nim'blest \^ noctiv'agant
:-,-^ Ni. n nim'bly noctivaga'tion
 noetognph 172 notiee

noc'tograph 1
-'- nominee iioon'tide
noc'tuary !

nomog'enlst ncKise
noc'tule f noraog'eny noosod
noc'turn iiciiiiol'>i;'ical ncxjs'ing
noctur'nal nomol'ogy no'pal
noc'tunie non-accept'ance
iioc'uous t non'age nona
nod f.: nonagena'rian norm
it! no'dal jf
nonages'imal nor'ma
iiod'ded non'agon nor'mal
IiikJM.T non-appear'ancp nor'mali7,e
nodMing non-arri'val nor'mally
iiod'dle non-attend'ance Nor'maii
iiod'dy nonce norn
node non'chalance Noi'roy
nodose' Doii'chalant Norse
nodos'ity non'cbalantly Norse'maii
no'dous non-com'batant north
nod'ular 1

'--
\ non-commis'- north-oast'
nodula'tivii sioned nortli-cast'iT
nod'ule non-commis'- north-cast 'eriy
iiod'uled w sioned officer north-east'iTii
ji nod'ulose non-commit'tal north'erly
No'cl non-conduct'or northern
1
noet'ic Nomon/orm'tst north'erner
Vo
nog c Noncontorm'ity iiorth'iriimos/
nog'gin -
non-content' North'raan
*l
iiog-ging
no'how
1 non-deliv'ery
non'descript
\ Northura'brian
north'ward
noise ^— -•
none north'wardly
noised non-effect'ivc north'wards
noise'less non-etfi'cient north-west'
noise'lessly non-elect' north-west'er
n')ise'less!U'>s nonen'tity north- wcst'erly
'11^ noisette' nones north-west'ern
nois'ilv non-essen'tial ./ Norwe'gian
noli'iness none'such nose
.-JU'
nois'ing non-exist'ence nose'hag
noi'sorae nunil'lion nose'gay
1 ll)i'='i:uelic?s /
/'
nonju'ring nosog^raphy
rois'y Nonju'ror / nosolog'icai
no'lens vo'lens non-nat'ural nosologist
nom'ad \ non-observ'ancr / nosol'ogy
noraad'ic non-obe'dience nosoii'omy
nom'adism nonpareil' nostal'gia
nom'ad ize nonpay'ment nostal'gic
n-^m'adized -" .
\v»\-pprtorm'ani nos'tril
nom'adizing non'plus nos'trum
t no'raancy '
non'plussed not
-^ '

iiom'arch non'plussing no't.i be'no

V iiora'bril ivin-produc' iion \ V notabil'ia

V 11' HI. l|r CUflTc'

plume'
•
J non-res'idence notabil'ity

ilii
noin
niirae
no'menc
<!••

J non-res'ident
non-resist'anco
non'sense
\
no'table
no'tably
notal'gia
no'tneiiLlaiUre noiisen'sical nota'rial
no'mial ^".. nonsen'sicaliy no'tary
nom'ic .^*- noii'-stnp no'tate
nom'iiial non'such nota'tlon
nom'inalism /~-^f non'suit notch
nom'inalist noa'suited notched
norainalisl'ic , <
non'suiting notch'iiig
•inm'inaHy nnr.-!!s'er note
nora'inate noo'dle 'Av, note'-book
-1f
nom'inated nook no' ted
noiu'inating noolog'ical note'-paper
nomina'tion
/ nool'ogist note'worthy
nnrainati'val / nool'ogy
nom'inative noon no/*'iM?no!is
nom'inator noon'day no'tice

i 1
notieeable 173 nymphean

'-'/ num'skuU
no'ticpable nuciferous
iio'ticcably nu'cifonn nun
iii/tice-bfurd nu'clcal Dun'cheon
no'ticed nn'clear nun'cio
no'ticing nu'cleated nuncu'pativp
"I.'--
notifica'tioii nu'dci I
nun'dinal
no'tified nu'cleiforra nun'nery
no'tify nu'cleus nup'tial
nuda'tion '>' nup'tials
no'tifying
no' ting nude nurse
no'tioD nude'ly nursed
no'tional nude'ness nurse'-maid
notori'ety I nudge nurs'ery
noto'rious nudged nurs'erymaii
,1-
noto'riously L nudg'ing
nu'dity
nurs'ing
nurs'ling
iwtwUhslaiid'in",
nougat' nugac'ity nur'ture
:i. nu'gatory nur'turcJ
nought
nou'mennl nug*get nur'turing
nou'menoii nui'sance nut
noun null nu'tant
nour'ish
nour'ishable
nul'lah
nullifica'tion A nuta'tion
niit'-brown
nour'ished nullifid'ian nut'cracker
nour'isher nul'lified nut'-gair
nour'ishing nul'lifier nut'hatch
nour'ishmpnt nul'lify iiut'-hook
nous nul'lifying nut'raeg
Nova'tian nul'lity imt'-oil
Nova'tianisra numb nu'trient
nova'tion numbed [numb) nu'triment
nov'el numb'er (more nutrimen'tal
novelette' num'ber, num'- .0 nutri'tial
nov'elist
nov'elty
V numbcriiin [bercdl
fium'frrrleiss
nutri'tion
nutri'tious
N'
1

Novem'ber num'bers nu'tritive

No
nov'enary - V num'bles
numb'ly
mi'tritively
nu'tritivetiess
noven'nial I

nover'cal numb'ness nut'-screw

no v' ice nu'merable uut'sbell
novi'ciate nu'meral i nut'ted
novilu'nar nu'merary nut'tcr
novi'tiate nu'merate nut'ting
now _^,1 nu'merated nux
now'adays nu'raorating nux vom'ica
x'
tio'wav ,,^ numera'tioM nuz'zle
now'el nu'raerativc nuz'zled
^.--.-l
no'whrre nu'merator nuz'zling
no'w ise numer'ic nyan'za
nox'ious numer'ical nyctalo'pia
nox'iously nnmer'ically nyc'talopy
nox'iousness ^^r^ nu'raerous nyl'ghau
noyau' nii'merously nymph
noz'zle numlsmat'ics nym pha
nuance' numis'matist '^ nym'phal
\ Nu'bian '7> numismatol'ogy nymphe'an
nubif'eroiis num'mular
nu'bile nnm'mulary
 •s ti

o > ob'jectless V obsciu-e'ness

il •J
oaf
oaf'isli
> object'or
objura'tion \
obscur'ing
obsi'u'rity
oak objur'gate obsecra'tion
!,'
oak'-apple objur'gated V ob'sequies
oak'eii objur'gating obse'quious
oak'-trec
oak'um
objurga'tion
objur gatory
V obse'quiously
obse'quiousiiess
oar ob'latp observ'ablc
udr'ag'i obla'tion observably
oared <ib'li;^.ilc, ailj. observ'ance
oars'inaii ob'ligate, v. observ'ant
oa'sis ob'ligated observa'tion
oast ob'ligating observa'tional
oat obliga'tion obser'vative
-L,_^ oat'cake obligatorily obsers''atory
oat'en ob'ligatory \ observe'
-J-

-V oath
oat'meal
> oblige'
obliged'
V observed'
observ'er
obbliga'to obligee' observ'ing
obcor'date
> obli'ger observ'iiigly
/ obsess'ion
ob'duracy obli'ging
•v" ob'duratc
> obli'gingly obsid'iaii
ob'durately ob'ligor obsid'ional
ob'duratcness
{
s •
oblique' obsoles'ccncp
V o'beah s_.
s oblique'ly
obliq'uity
obsoles'cent
ob'solete
obe'dience
obe'dient N. oblit'erate ob'stacle
obe'dicntly v' oblit'erated obstet'ric
obei'satice s. <iblit'eratinf; obstetri'ciaii
obei'sant S|' oblitcra'tioii ob'stinacy
v»^- obliv'ion ob'stinate
ob'elisk
ob'elus vv obliv'ioiis
i> ob'stinately
V obese'
'^"f.^- obliv'iously
ob'long
obstipa'tion
obstrep'erous
^ X
obes'ity
obey' v^ V ob'longish obstrep'erouslv
obslric'tion
obeyed'
obe/er
obey" in f»
obhis'catc
n
N
o\
ob'loqiiy
obmutes'eiicr
obnox'inns
o'boe
'\:
obstruct'
obstruct'ed
obstruct'er
s
>^-^- obfus'catpd
V o'boist
\ obstruct'ing

N>>"-
obfus'catinR ob'ol obslruc'lion
obhisca'tioii \-"
\ ob'ole obstruc'tioiiist

o'bi
o'bit
ob'iter
v\ A
\ .
ob'oliis
obo'vate
obrep'tion
obrepti'tioiis
ohstruc'th'f
ob'struent
obtain'
obtain'able
obit'ual
N. obscene' obtained'
obit'uary Ne obscene'ly obtain'er
object, ohjeclii
\, 9 obscene'iicss obtain'ing
object'iug
^ obscen'ity obtaiii'ment
objection obscur'aiit ubtcbl'
objec'tionable \ .";
obscur'antism obtcsta'tion
objix'tive
V.- 1 .
obscur'antist obtest Vd
objec'livt\y V obscura'tion u obtest'ing
objcc'tivisin \ obscure' obtrude'
objcc'tivist \ .
obscured' obtru'dod
o6;>rti«'ity \ obscure'ly
> obtru'der
>
 obtruding 175 ofUimc8

V obtni'ding oc'tachord
7 odoiitargy

\
^. obtn'sive obtni'sion oc'tad
oc'tagon I ,
I ,
odon'to
odontolog'ical
obtru'sively octag^onal odontol'ogy
x,^ > obtru'sivencss
obtund'
octahe'dral
octahe'dron -I .,
o'dorant m
odoriferous
N^ obtundVd octan'dria o'dorous
\ ob'turalor octan'drous n'dorously
^i obtuse' octan'gular o'dour, ()'d<)r
^ N obtuse'-anglpd oc'tant o'dourless
N -X~- t_ oc'tarch o'dyl
obtuse'-angular odyl'ic
oc'tarchy -
-I o'dylism
obtuse'Iy oc'tateuch
\ > obtuse'ness (Cta'val
oc'tave
Od'yssey
oecunieii'ic
obtu'sioii
octa'vo ~' " oecumen icai
nbverse
bverse'ly
obvert'
V octen'nial
octet' •l
* -- .

oenom'eter
o'er
OBSoph'' -us
N ^ obvert'ed
obvert'ing X
octil'lion
Octo'ber
'(

of

\
••-
ob'viate octodec'imo off
\ ob'viated octoden'tatc f'
oB'al

\ \ ob'viating
ob'vious
octogena'rian
octog'cnary
~
{^

r^' ^-^y
off'-chance
offence'

^V ob'viously
ob'volme
o'ca
oc'tonary
octonoc'ular
octopet'alous ~
^
,

^
offence'Iess
offend'
offend'ed
I
\

ocari'na oc'topod offend'er

occa'sion oc'topus -,^ offend'ing
occa'sional octoroon' '-^--L offen'sive
•_b occa'sioiialism
(Xjca'sionally
occa'sioned
octospcr'mous
oc'tostyle
octosyllab'ic
^K
-u^
offen'sively
offen'siveness

occa'sioiiir'g ;
'"L offer
octosyl'lable -;
occa'sive offered
oc'cideiit octroi' "^ - offerer
c >,idcu'tal oc' tuple offering
occp'ital oc'ular offertory
oc'ciput oc'ularly otl'hand
occlude' oc'ulate !
^ '* « X
office
occlu'sion oc'ulated
1

office-bearer
office-copy
occult'
\-, oc'uliform ,
^"^ \^ officer
occulta'tioii
oc'ulist '-^ officered
occult'ing '•^-'-^
^/l occult'ism od officering
occult'ly o'dal '^, o
offi'cial
^^ .
!

o'dalisqiit'
;
9 offi'cialism
-
occult'iies-i
oc'cupancy odd , ofli'^ially
oc'cupant Odd'lellows ofh Liate
occupa'tion odd'ity 'r offi'ciated
.r' 'V
oc'cupied odd'ly offi'ciating
oc'cupier odd'ment offi'ci-itor
oc'cupy odd'ness offic'inal
pying odds ':j . offi'cious
1 V
.^cur' ode ofli'ciously
occurred'
-I
ode'on 1
-o '
'•'

^
otfi'ciousness
occur'rpiice -L o'dic ^ off'ing
off' scouring
1
(,

occJr'rciit o'dically
occur'ring -J O'din 1 '^rt .'—--
off' scum
o'cean o'dlous "^ offset
r
'

o'diously offset'tiiig
Ocea'iiiaii
ocean'ic o'dium V .^'
off'shoot
1" off'-side
.-.'c-vw3r'i •-."'
o'cellate od'ized >^-^ "
off'spring
off'ward
o'cellated
o'celot
^1 od'lzing
odom'eter , oft
ochra'ceous odomet'rical oft'en
o'chrp, o'chrr odom'etry oft'ener
odoDtal'gia '-'..-y oft'entiraes
o'chreous 1

o'chrey odontal'gic '

" •* oft'times
 ogee 176 opereulate

^ '<
•/ ogee' ol'itory .
on'omancy
'
og'ham, oii'^m
'

'^-^ oliva'ceous •
1 .
onomas'tic
n^i'val ,( ol'ive onomas'ticon
o'give ol'lvi-branch
1
, «
"^
tL
o'gle
o'gled
.-^-N
iL
ol'iver
ol'ivine
>7
"U
onomatol'ogy
onomatoma'nia
oiiomatopoE'ia
^ o'gler ol'la ^'

U.
D olla podri'da ) oii'rush
^ '
^^ o'gling
o'gre Olym'piad on'set
,^ o'gress n Olym'pian
i

on'slaught

/ Og>g'iaii
oil
ohm
i>-v^

'^^--v
' Olym'pic
om'bre
ombrom'eter V7
KW -i«.
ontolog'iral
ontd'ogism
ontoroRisl
•;- oho' 1 orae'ga -v/ oiitol'ogy
y' oil ^-^ oiri'elrt,oinclctt« O o'nus
If '
V oil'cake
I
^ o'raen > on'wanl
J,

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f'
^ —,
\
,1
'

^^
1
oiled
oilVr
oil'ery
^ j..

-^.
:~^ JL_9
'-^
^- 1
ler
inous
in'inously
(im'inousness
n _ —
onych'ia
on'ychomancy
on'yx
o'olite
y oil'iiiess I ?, 1
''

,'^~*
"irine Ac' omis'sible ,L_ oolit'ic

VL ooloK'ical
^

y ) "^
uil'man
oil'-painting
oil' -shop
--'-V

V •''a omis'sion
orais'sive
omit' n yi ool'ogist
ool'ogy
oil'skiii ' 1 omit'ted V Oo'pak
oil'stone ^-.^ -. omit'ting .) ooze
'j- .1. oil'-lree ^Ao'~—\.
om'nibus ,> oozed
oil'y
».
omnifa'rious oo'zing
. oint .r-'^J' oranif'erous .) oo'zy
"=
1
oint'ment ^^V omnif'ic opac'ity

< <•'
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ok'api
'"'^-V om'niform 'V opa'cous
o'pah
-f--^

V
o'konite
ok'ra
old
<."l
'.^
omniform'ity
omnig'enous W Jv'

.-.'"
o'pal
opalescc'
opalesccd'
age '~-vi omnipar'ity opales'ceiice
•r old'
t
n n
opales'cent I
/ old'en omnip'otence ' i

old'er .^i^? oranip'otent -r (l. o'paliiie

I old'est r
"*'-*''' omnipres'ence -/" o'pal ize
«_ j'^ o'palizcd
'*'^ old-fash'ioned ,
"""
omnipres'ent *

> '
old'ish ^ 9 omnis'cience ,r, opaque'
*r„ old'iiess
'-"
'^1 omnis'cient >v ope
-r^ old'-style -^* om'nium x^ open
"-^-^ oraniv'ora o'peii-air'
oM'wife •V
oleag'inous 7-lf omniv'orous ,^
o'pened
olean'der omophag'ic o'pener
oleas'ter omphal'ic •>.
.
o'pen-handed
i
M o'leate ^/;'„, om'phalos ;^1 o'pcn-hearted
_: v'^ o'lefiant
FA
omphalot'omy
on ^-,
^ o'pening
o'penly
olo ic
"^^ oleif'erous -; on'ager (
''>-, o'pen-raouthed'
,« o'penness
once .<
o'lein
oncot'omy
V» o'pen-work
o'lco : T''~^
•\ '\ op'era
( o'leograph one
'(-.^ op'era bouffe'
V — ^. -<i_^
oleomar'earine
oleom'eter
l-,-"^
^'^ ^
one-eyed
0»K'-hor4r> •V'-.-
— 'V -

op'era-cloak .

o'lcoresin ^.-•n- oneirocrit'ic v— op'era-glass

o'leous ^>7 oneirorogy N
operam'cter
op'erant
olera'ceous
; >^ olfac'tion
uif;ic'lufy
..^-^ onei'romancy
oneiros'copy '\.^
-X,: op'erate
op'rr.ited

'
^—'^ one'ness opcrat'ic V'
<L^ on'erary '^' oprrat'irally
•
\L, -^ olib'anum !

y'*^
''
'
ol'igarcb
oligarch'ic
>^ '^ on'erous
onfself -V?
x..>» op'erating
opera'tion
|

'
oligarch'ical
^ —
one'-sided
on'ion
\^' ~^.l op'erative
op'erator
Sr"
/'"'^ oligarchy -->' '\
oper'cular
.

o onlocker __P 1

)''•
o'Uo ^V only --^-^ oper'culate
i

k
 opercalated 177 orle

oper'culated op'tics or'der

oper'culum op'tigraph or'dered
\ -,
operet'ta op'timacy or'derer
op'erose op'timate or'dcring
oph'icleide optiina'lf's 'y^ or'dcrlincss
opbid'ian op'time or'derly
ophiol'ogist op'timism onlinaire'
), ophiol'ogy op'timist X, or'dinal
oph'iomancy optimis'tic or'dinance
o phite op'timize or'dinant
Ophiu'chus op'tion or'dinarily
^
') ophtharmia xT op'tional or'dinary
ophthal'mic ,
optora'eter or'dinate
op'ulence X:3 ordina'tion
ophthal'moscopf^ op'ulent ord'nance
) o'piate opus or'donnance
opine' opus'cule or'dure
opined' opus'culum ore
opin'ing or or'gan
or'acle orKariettt;'
opin'ionatcd j
orac'ular organ'ic
. -^ opin'ionative organ'ical
'
" opisom'eter orac'ularly
opis'thograph \y' orac'ulous
' iijan'jcally
or'ganism
—' o'pium i orac'uluni or'ganist
•
V o'pium-eater I o'ral or'gan izabte
opodel'doc '
o'rally organha'tion
or'ange or'ganize, or'gan-
' opop anax orangeade' ofganizer [ized
opos'sum Or'angeism or'gnniz'mt^
op'pidan Or'angeman organog'raphist
oppo'nency or'angery organog'raphy
oppo'nent orang^-outang'f'
opportune' ora'tion ^-i<7 organology
opportune'ly or'ator or'ganuiu
opportune'ness orato'rial or'ganzine
. opportu'nism orator'ical or'gasm
I
opportu'nist orator'ically or'gies
opportu'nity orato'rio orgiiiriette'
oppo'sable
oppose'
opposed'
or'atory
orb
orbed
v or'g\', or'gie
o'riel
o'rient
oppo'ser or'bic orien'tal
oppo'sing or'bical orien'talisni
op'posite orbic'ular orien'talist
opposi'tion orbic'ulate orien'tal ize
opposi'ti iiist orb'ing orien'tate
oppos'itive or'bit orienta'tioT.
oppress' or'bital or'ifice
oppressed' orb' or'iflamrae
oppress' ing Pre, ork orig'anum
oppres'sion Orca'dian
oppress'ive •"> Or'igenism
or'chard
oppress'ively or'charding Or'igenist
oppres'siveness or'chardist -J or'igin
oppress'or or'chestra orig^inal
oppro'brious orches'tral
oppro'briously
1 original'ity
orchestra'tion J orig'inally
oppro'brium orches'tric orig'inate
oppugn' or'chid orig'inated
oppug'nancy orchida'ceous orig'inating
uppUj5':ii:it orchid'eous origitia'tioii
oppugned' or'chil orig'iiiative
oppugn'er or'chis orig'inator
oppugn'ing or'cine oririioii
opsiom'eter ordain' o'riole
op'tative ordained' Ori'on
op'tic ordain'er ->/7 orismorogy
op'tical ordain'ing or'ison
opti'cian or'deal orle

li— (170)
 outrigger
178
orlop

ourselves'
Usman'li
X^ ~V7^ or'lop
or'molu
os'iuazome oust
oust'ed
*^ os'miura
^ or'nani'iil oust'er
osmom'eter
'
""^V oniaracii'lal
os'raose
oust'ing
•'^""^0 ornaiuenta'tion out
~^ osmot'ic
•X' ot't.amentcd j
oul'halance
.^''^-' t)sinun'da
or'iiaiiienting ]
ou<liid'
~\, os'prcy
ornate' ow/'blown
os'selet
'\J oriiith'olite
os'scoiis
OHfbound'
'V,-^<' oriiithorugist 0«<l>ri'ak
Ossian'ic
X,^. ^i ornithology OM/l)nr>l'
os'sicle
^Jl.'7 orog'cny ou/'( ast
- ossiferous
orog'raphy OM/'coine
ossif'ic
v/ }~- orji'ogy ou/irop
if\
^' o'rotuiid
ossiiica'tion
o«/cry
os'sified
"A ^ or'phaii outdo'
os'sifrage
orphanage j outdnuc'
os'sify i

- / or'phaiied os'sifying
. OUt'dry>T
Or'phean 1 out'er.out'ertinjv'
ossiv'orous
> Or'phic oil/face'
os'suary
. rir'phrey ou/l.icfd'
"" ostensibil'ity i

or'piraent oiiCfall
or'piiic, or'pin LV ostensible
osten'sibly
oiiCtit
' or'rery
or'ris [''o'V
K- osten'sive
j
OHMiltcr
ou/llank
rtr'thc' ostenti''tion
or'lhoJ"t, ;

oul:;en'tral
ostenta'tious i

orthodrom'ic outgo
— or'thodromy
•L, ostenta'tiously
os'teocele
]

out'goiug
orthoep'ic ouC goings
I
— orthoep'ical
os'teocope
ostcog'raphy !
ou/grow'
or'thocpist '
OM^grown'
ostetJl'oger
"^-
or'thotpy OKZ-Hcr'od
osteol'ogist 1

c>, orthcg'rapher I

out'house
osteol'ogy
orthograph'ic
orthograph'ical 1 li usu-op'.uhy
os'teophone
j

I
owCing
ou^'laniliT
- cirthog'raphist ]
ouilanil'ish
osteot'omy
orthog'raphy V. os'tiary
i

ou/iast'
>'~^ OK/' law
os'tle:
orthol'ogy oiiMawcd
" os'tracisra
orlhoraet'ric I

• o«<'lawiiig
orthom'etry a^ os'tracize i

o»<'lauTy
os'tracized '

ortliopa;'dic ^ ^ ou/lay
I: os'traciting
I 1 .irliinp'tiT X'] o«<'let
•— ..rtli'ip'tera
'

os'trich
ou/'lier
orthop'teran l )s'trogoth outline
\\
>
\

orllmp'terous ou/'lintd
otacous'tic
or'tive
or' to! an
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n ,i otal'gia
otal'gic
1

^r-
OK/live'
OU/ionk
o»/'lyiiig
oryctog'raphy
-, / otal'gy i

out' most
oth'cr
oryitorogy \

outnum'btr-til
os'cheocele -- outnuin'bcr\\\f,
o/A'cru'iridlii. ;

I'S
o5'ci!late 0M<'-ot-datL''
o'tiose
os'cillated ou/'-ji-dours
otog'raphy
(i
? /
os'cillating
oscilla'tion
otol'ogy
otop'athy
V oui'-patienl
owCpost
>- os'cillatory o«/p')iir
os'citancy otot'omy
oiiCpouriiig
ot'tar, ot'ter [.
os'citant ow<pnt
i
oscita'tion
os'ciiiant
ot'to
•Jt't-- HT--, Ot'to-
I
nu/rage' I
ou/ragod'
osculate V oubliette' [man
0«/ra'geoii5
os'culatcd ouch
ou/ra'gwusly
os'cillating
ought
o«<rag'ing
^

oscilla'tion
ounce
oiure'
os'cillatory
our
ouranog'raphy ou/'roach
os'cule oiifrido
-.y7'i" ourol'ogy
o'sier ou<'ridfr
o'siered
ouros'copy
oiit'riggtT
ours
Osi'ris
 ot'^rrrowd' iiver>f\.
o«/'riglil
ovt'ccrowd'od nrer-diade'
1 ?
'
outrun'
(ftvccrowd'iiig m)cr-.lia<l'()W
I
ou/'sail 1

overdo' n'ver-,hoe
ou/svll'
i'' ot/ffdu'iiig over^hf)'>i'
UM^'sct
ovcrdoiu' o'ver-,hol
fjH/shiiie' o'ver^ight
I overdose'
.mCsi'J.- (W<"r 'draft oviTslcep'
owr'ilraw oycr^lcpt'
oK/ii'dur otifrdrawn' ot'iTjpcnt'
'
] oK/'skirt overiinp' oivr-pnad'
over^Xip'
4,
,
otl/Spc/.tCMl
(iu/-,proad'
iWfc-cs'liTiiatcti.
o'wf-i.'s'tiinato » S 0. (wrriti'ppi'd'
ofrrstiiik'
*-- oDcrflmv'
^ ,^
o«/-,iandi:ig'
'^
o«.Mrftch <L (Wfrtlowcd' oi'cr^tr.uii'
1
. 1 N,^ ou/stntclicd' otiiTfttow'iiig overslriv,'
oii/strctili'iiiR oWtTgrow' mernrun^'
.,
i, OH/strip' or<Tgrowii' o'vcrt
.

i oM/-talIi' o'vtYgrowtli overtake'

o(*/votu' or^tiaiig' L overla'ki'U
y^ '

OHC-votc r ot'fl'haur overtask'

mitvot'vd oi;^ha\ire(l uvcrlax'
- ;^ iiM/\va!k' oi'frhaiil'iiig overlaxed'
i

o.'iCward oui-rlx-ad' overthri.w'

,

^^
o»/'ward-bound
outwardly ;
overhear'
ot't'rhfard' i
b ^c otifrthrow"
orcrthrow'iiig
oii^rthrowii'
oi<<'wards i
overhvul'
,
^
oM^vear' overhung' o'vertime
oi*<W('igh' OTi-rjoyi'd' o'vortlv
oMtwcighed' overlaid' overtook'
*i. overtop'
1 outwit' o'ffrlaiui
ow«'lap' overtrade'
. ^1 outwit'ted
overlay (L,' o'verturi"
.1^ oiitwit'ting 1
overtucn'
ou/'work wwlay'ing
cwfcleap' (K)Cft\jrnpd'
-. ,>' ou'zel
'
(WtTlie' overvieen'
V o'va
overvreen'mg
,^ o'val overload
,
>. V: 1 ovalbu'ineii overlook'
OT<?rlookcd'
overweish'
OTfrwoiglit'
ovarburain 1

ot'frlook'iiig otr«Tvheini'
ova'rian '•

mrfrman'tol overwhelmed'
otimvhelm'ing
ova nous oi^rtrnas'ter
OTcTmatch' o'verwl>e
o'vary
otiffmuch' overwork'
o'vate
o'vatc'-obloiig (Wi-niight' OfiTWTOUght'
ova'tion owfrpaid' ovic'ular
overpays' Ovid'iaii
ov'en
o'ver overpay' o'viduct
overo.cl' o'verplui ovif'erous
overact 'ed overpoise' o'vifonn
o'verM overpov/eT ovig'erouj
o'veriUi overpov/'ered o'vine
otifcarch' (Wtcpow'oriiig ovip'aroiis
overawe' ot;<Tpow'eriiig!y V- ovipos'it
otrrawed' over-ran' T.*<- ovipos'itor
ot'(Taw'itig overrate' o'visac
overbaV a>Ke overra'ied o'void

. \ overbal' ancei
overbal' ancms
OB^fbcar'
owrra'ting
otifrrcach'
ODtfreached'
ovoi'dal
o'volo
ovol'ogy
\ OTfrbear'in? ODc-rroach'ing ovo-vivip'arous
o'riTbaard oi-rT-rigi-ifpnii'- n vular
OTffl-ur'don oti^rruie' o'vule
overcMw.' overruled' o'vum ;

otifrcast' overru'ler ou-e

OT<Tcharge f)t':-ITU'litlg owed
iwerrun' n ow'eUy

V 1 s OTcfcloud'
o'ufrcoat
osercom^
otiCTTun'uiiig
OT^rsee' -)
Ow'emte
owes
oiwcoin'ing overseer' ow'ing
 UffI \m flzouonietry

ox'ide oxyhy'Jrogeii
c.wl
oxiUiz'able ox ymel
OWl'lI (ixyran'riate
ox'idiio
owl rt oxymuriat'ic
owl'ing ox'idized
ox'idizement ox'yopy
lit owl'ish
owl'-like t ox'idiziag
ox'lip
oxyph'ony
ox ytone
own
owned —ft»_v Oxo nian
:
oy'er
ox'-tail oye», oyez'
own'cr '-f oys'ter
owii'eflt'ss ox'-tongue
^ '-X
own'er«hip
ou'H'ing /
nxyac'Ul
ox'ygen
'->)
oys'ter-bed
oys'ter-catclier
oys'ter-kiiife
ox'ygeiiate
ox oys'ter-shell
Itii'
ox'alate 7. ox'ygenated
oys'ter-woraati
oxal'ic
oxy'genating
oxygena'tion ozona'tion
oxen o'zone
ox'eye ox ygenator
f ox'-eyed r ox'yB^"'^*'*'* ^)-)
ozonif'erous

ox'-fly
oxidabil'ity
> ox'ygenize
ox'ygeniied -)^
ozonifica'tion
o'zonize
o'zonized
t ox'idable
ox'idate '/;
ox'ygenizement
ox'ygeiiizing o'zonizing
ozonom'eter
i: ox'idated
ox'idating
oxyg^enous
ox ygon
oxyg'onal
V ozonomet'ric
ozonom'etry
oxida'tion
I; ox'idator

r|
: I.

^
1

I
 -v^ pal'ace
pa pad'dork
pal'adin
pab'ular
'

pad'dy ( pal'jB >Kraph

pabula'tion pa'dishah
1 pafcograph
pab'ulous pad'lock
pab'ulum
pac'a
Vr pad'lockcd
pa'dre
'

I
pal.niK'rapher
paloog'rapher
paliRiKfai'li'i'

V
I I

pace padro'ne
i
I paleograph'ic
paced pad'uasoy paiiBos'rapliist
pae'an, ps'oii ,.'-V. '

pa'cer I paleoR'raphist
pacha', paOia' pae lMl)ap'ti-.iii
p.i'xwg'raphy
inctu'lic. |',r-h I'li' palubap'tist ^/-v- '

1 palcog'raphy
pachydac'tylous psJul'ogy
, \h '
pach ydfrm
pa'gan
A- '

I
palaeolith'ic
paleolith'ic
pachyder'mal ' pa'ayilog'ical
pa'gatiish
pachydor'mala -A. I paluolog'ical
,

pa'gaiiisin
pachyder'matousj pa'ganize :^A I
palaol'ogisi
paleofogist
V
I

pa'ganized f^t
pacific ( palasol'ogy
I

page '!1
I paleol'ogy
pag^eant
p-icifica'tion
pacificator
i

pageantry v^f I

I
palaB<>ntori>i;>
paleontol'ogy
paged v'.K palsBothe'rium
pacifitatory
pac'ified i
pag^inal
pagina'tion v^ I

I
palaeozo'ic
palpozij'i'-
pac'ifier pa'ging v-1 palestra
pac'ify pago'da ^/n.. palastric
pac'tfying pagu'rian
palankeen'
<

pac'ing pah

^7 V
pack
pack'age
packed
paid
paidol'ogy
pail
H palanquin'
I

pal'atable
pal'atal
pal'ate
pack'er paif ful
pala'tial
pack'et pain
palat'inate
pack'et-boat pained
pal'atine
park'et-ship pain'hil
pala'vet
pack'horse
pain'fully pala'vered
pack'ing
pala'vering
pack'ing-case pain'ing
pale
pain'less
pack'ing-needic palea'ceous
pain'lessly
paled
pack'man pain'Iessness
pale'-eyed
pack' thread pains
pale'-faci
pack'wax pains'taker
pale'-faced
pa'co pains'taking
pale'ness
pa'cos paint
Pales tin'ian
pact paint'-box
pales'tra
pac'tion paint'-brush
pales' trie
pac'tional paint'ed A-
Pacto'lian
pad
paint'er
paint'ing
V pal'etot
pal'ette

pad'dcd
pad'ding \
pair ,7 V pal'frey
pa'li

pad'dle
paired
pair'-horse
-^ palil'iogy
pal'impsesu
pad'dle-box pair'ing
parindrome
pad'dled pair'ing-off
pa'ling
pad'dler pair'ing-time
pad'dle-wheel paja'mas palingeuc'sia
pad'dliiig /\ pal
palingen'esis
 paper
182
palinode
paiijan'dnim
pal'trier
pal'lnode pan'nage
pal'triest
palisade' pan'nel
pal'trily
palisad'ed paii'nier
pal'triness
palisa'ding pan'nikin
palisa'do
-
V I pal'try
patu'dal
pan'oplied
pa'lisli pan'oply
palu'danwnt
pall panop'ticoii
palu'dinous
PaiU'dian panora'ma
pa'ly
palla'dium
pal'let
pam •
panoram'ic
pam'pas
pal'lial pan'-pipe
pam'pas-grass
palliasse'
pam'per Panslav'ic
pal'liate
pam'percd
pal'liaifd
pam'pcrcr n Panslav'ism
pal'liating
pam'periiig \ Panslav'ist
pallia'tion
pam'phlet
pal'liative pansopb'ical
pal'liatory pamptilctecr' pan'sophy
pal'lid

a.M pal'lidness
pall'iiil!
paraphletcPr'iiiR

pam'pre
- panslereora'iii

pan'sy
pant
i

' pal'Uum '

pan pan'tagraph
pall-mair
paiiace'a pailtUll'ttr-,'
pal'lor I

L panacp'aii pafitaleli'
palm pana'da
I

'
pal'mar pantaloon'
pauain.i'
pal'mary pantech'nicon
pan'cake
\^'~ pal'matP, « i pant'ed
pal'maU', atli. pancra'tium pant'er
pal'raated
palmed
pan'creas \,. V --
pan'thcism
pan'theist
pancrcat'ic
palm'er pantheist'ic
- Paiide'an
1» palmet'to . pantheol'ogy
pan'dect
palm''^r i, / Panthe'oii
palra'iest
-I pan'demic
pan'thcr
paiidemo'nium
pal'min pan'tilc
pan'der
palm'iiig pant'lng
pan'dered
pan'tler
pal'miped pan'dering
pau'tofle
pandicula'tion
_^ palin'ist
(Pando'ra ^ pan'tograph
^ pal'mister pando'ra
i
pantograph'ic
-1 pal'mistry pandora' pantog'raphy
pan'dour
palm'-lcaf -1 pan'dy
^

pantolog'ic
palm'-oil |

-J pane i

paiitol'ogist
palm'-tree
paned
-^ palm'y panegyr'ic pantol'ogy
palp pan'egyrist
^,,
palpabil ity pantom'etci
pan'egyrUe
\ pal pable
pan'el
^ pantom'etry
pal'pably
pan'elU-d-led
palpa'tion paii'tomime
paii'i'Uing-ling
5 pal pebral ^
pantomim'ic
pang
pal'pcbroiis
pangen'esis
pal'piform pan'tomimit.(
Paii-Girman
H palpig'erous
pango'lin
-^ pantomor'plui'
pan'ton
pal'pitate '
^
< pal'pitated pantoph'agist
Pan-Hellen'ic pantoph'agy
pal'pitating
pau'uy
Pan-Hel'lenism
. palpita'tion pants
pals'grave Pan-Hel'lenist pap
pal'sied papa
pan'ic
pal'sy \ pa'pacy
pan'icle
pal'symg pan'ic-stricken
\ pa' pal
' pal'ter -
'
pa' parch y
pan'ic-struck
pal'tered papav'erou'
' pal'turer Panislam'ic papaw'
paiiiv'orous
paper
pal'tcring
 183 parquetry
paper-cattrr

paralipom'rna par'doncr
pa'per-cutter
par'doning
pa'fH''''''^
p.irallac'tic pare
pa'pcring
par'allax pared
pa'per-maker
par'allrl parrgor'lc
pa'pcr- weight
par'allcled parera'bole
pa'pery
Pa' phi •T parallele'pipetl paren'chyma
papier'-maeh*'
pan'nchvm'al"n

m -
papiliona'ceoui
papil'la
pap'illary
parallilppip'ciloii

par'allclism
paronet'ic
par'piit
parentage
parallerogram pareii'tal
pap'illate
pareii'the'-is
pap'illose paral'ogism pan-iithft'ic
pa pist
papis'tic paral'ogi?.e pari'iuhi't'ical
papis'tical paraly»a'tioii
p,ir'alv--lvZ" pareii'ticiiie
pa pistry par'i'iilless
papoose'
'
par'alyscd
par'alysing parVr
- pipp'^'ciMil
paral'ysis par'gasite
pap'pous
paralvt'ic par'g.'t
pappy par'gpter
pap'uan paramat'ta
^ pat am'r trr par'geting
pap'tila
par'amoimt p.irlul'ic
pap'iiiar ,
par'amiiir parhe'lioti
pap'iilous
par'a;iymph pa'riah
papjTa'ceous
par'api gni pa'rial
pap\T'ograph
par'apet Pa'riaii
papvTog'raphy
par'apeted pari'etal
papy'nis
par par'aph \S pari'etary
parapheriia'lia par'ing
par'able
par'aphrase par'ish
parab'ola
-'^: par'aphrased parish'ioncr
paraboi'ic par'aphrasing Paris'ian lr<
" par'aphrast parisnl'dgv
parabo'liform
paraphras'tic parisyllab'ic
parab'olist paraple'gia
;
par'ity
par'aplegy park
parab'oloid
par'asang par'lance )

, Paracel'sian par'ascpiie par'lev

""" par'lcved
Paracel'sist parasce'nium
par'lfving
parach'ronism parasele'ne '
par'liametit
p,irlui>neHl(i'riii>i
par'achu; ( par'asite
V-'-; parliiimen tary
par'achuti-ii parasit'ic
par'acletc ^^ parasit'ical
par'asitism
par'bur
par' lolls
paracros'tic
par'asol
I
par'loMsnc55
parade'
parasolette' Parmesan'
parad'ed
par'adigm parasyllab'ic Parnas'sian
para'diiig parath'esis
paravail' paro'chial
paradisai'cal
par'boil _ parod'ic
par'adisal
par'boiled . par'odied
par'adise
par'boiling I par'odist
par'adox
par' buckle par'ody
paradox'ical
par'cel J;
par'odying
par'affin par'celled , P>r'"'
"i)^
par'celling par.Me'
paragen'esis
par'cenary r^ par'onyni
parago'ge paron'ymous
par'cener
paragog'ic
par'agon parch
parched
V \^ paron'yray
par'oquet
par'agram
parch'ing parot'id
paragram'matist
parch'ment paroti'tis
par'agraph
pard par'oxysm
paragraph'ic
. ' par'don parox ys'raal
par'aki'et
V'^K par'donable parquet'
'1 v^ paral'dehyde
paraiip'sis \ pardoned M par' que try
 parr 184 patritMal

parr
par'rakeet
V partlet
part'Iy
\j pas'tor
pas'toral
p.irrlci'iljl
pastora'le
part'ner pas'torate
par'ricide part'nerihip
par'ried pa'stry
partook' pa'stry-cook
par'rot par'tridge
par'ry pas'turable
\j parts pas'ttirage
par'rying partu'rient pas'ture
pane
parsed
V VI
parturi'tion
par'ty
pas'tured
Par'see pas'turing
A, Par'seeism ^M'^
par'ty-cfjl'oiired
par'ty-'olrit
pas'ty
pars'cr pat
parure'
>: parsimo'nious par'venu
pJlago'iilan
Ky^'^'f parsimo'niotisl^ patch
' parsimo'iiious-
\ pa» patched
V' pas'chal patch'er
ncss \ pash patch'ing
par'simony
pars'ing
y pasha' patchou'li
r— pasigraph'ic
pars'lov patch'work
v.^^-\ pasig'raphy
V:^
pars'nip patch'y
pasque'-flower
par'son pate
••/ par'sonage .V pas'quin
pasquinade'
pat*'
part patcl'la
pass /^: patel'liform
partake' pass'able
parta'kcii pat'en
pass'ably pat'cnt
parta'ker passade' .1 ,

parta'kiiig pat'entable
pas'sage pat'en ted
part'ed pas'sant
part'er patentee'
pass'-book
parterre' passed pat'enting
partheii'ic
-1. 'L
'a: Par'thenoii
passfe' paterfanul'ias
pas'seHi;cr
pater'nal
^ A •'i-- Parthen'ope
/ pass'er •'"-1
pater'nity
par'tial
\ pass'er-fcy'
pat'enios'lT
par'tialism pas'serine path
passibil'ity
par'tialist Path an'
pass'ible
partial'ity pathet'ic
pas'sim pathet'ically
par'tially
pass'ing path'less
part'ible pass'ing-bell
partic'ipant
pas'sioii
partic'ipate pathog'eiiy
partic'ipated
partic'ipating
pas'sional
pas'sionate I pathognomiin'ic
pas'sionately
participa'tioi) pas'sion-flower
partic'ipativp pas'sionist pathog'noiny
partic'ipator
> las'sionless
^. patbolog'ic
V- ?as'sion-play
ii particip'ial '
patholou'it i'
Pas'sion Week patholog'icalh
par'ticiple 1

pas'sive
par'ticle
partic'ular
partic'ularism
V pas's! vely
pas'siveness
passiv'ity
'/^
pathologist
pathol'ogy
pa'thos

.,-'
partic'ularist
particular'ity \ x%^T
Pass'over
pass'port
path'troy
pa'tience
pa'tient
^ partic'ularize
j^' partic'ularized
paaa'trord pa'tiently
^ \, past pat'ina
partic'ularizing
paste
paste'board \ pat'ly
patois'
pa'sted
/'ii</»(.'i*iWly pi'lriirch
pas'tel
V^ part'ing pas'tem patriar'chal
. ~^A_ par'tisan Pasteur'ism
N/L pat'riarchate

^^
^
. par'tisanship
par'tite
Pasteur'iie
pastic'cio patriar'chic
. . parti'tion
parti'lioiied
parti'tioning
par'titive
vV pas'til
pastille'
pas'time
pa'sting
pat'riarchy
patri'cian
pat'ricidal
 186 peel
piitrlridc

pat'ricidc pay'able -<• \. pec'tinate

patnrao'nial pay'-day pcc'tinated
payee' pectina'tion
pat'rimoiiy
vi pat'riot
patriot'ic
pay'er
pa/ing
pay'maiter
~\ pec'tine
pec'tolite
pec'toral
patrlot'icallv
pat'riotisra pa/ment ^
A pec'ulate
V
7 ratripai'sian pay'nim \-/ pec'ulated
pea pec'ulating
patris'tic
peace pccula'tion
patrol'
patrolled' peace'abic pec'ulator
patrol'liiig peace'ably
peace'fiil '
pecu'liai
pat'roii
']- peacr'fully Iptculutr'tty
pat'roiiage
peace'inaker pecu'liarize
pat'roiial
peace'-ollering f'ecu'liarly
pat'roiiesi
p,it'ron>"e peace'-officer pcu'niarily
p.il'rn.iizeJ
pea'-chick
"
prcii'niary
pat'roiiixer
pcach'-tree
pat'rijiiizing pedagog'ic
peaeh'y
pea'cock ped'agogism
patroiivin'ic pea'fowl
palrixm' pea'heii ped'agogiir
pat'teii pea'-jacket
,

peak ped'al
pat'UT
peaked poda'liaii
pat'terrd
pat'tpriii« peak'i»h pedal'ity
pat'terii
•5 \^ (leal ped'ant
(>ealed pedaii'tic
pat'ty
pat'typan peal'ing ped'anlry
pat'ulous pean ped'ate
pau'city pea'nut pod'dle
pear ped'dled
I'aul'ine
Paui'ist
paunch
'\
V pearl
pearl'-ash
ped'dling
ped'estal
pearled pedes'trial
pau'per
\ pau'perism pearl'-stitch
pearl'y
: pedes'trian
pauperiza'tion pedes'trianism
pail porize pear'raain
pau'perized pear'-shaped pedes'trianjze
ped'icel
'H > pan perizing
paii^e
pear'-tree
peas'ant pcd'icellate-lat'
paused peas'antry
paus'er A peas'cod, peaw' ped'icellcd-U-tl
pease [cod ped'icle
pausing > \
pease'-pudding pedic'ular
pave
X pea'-soup
pavi' pedicula'tion
V paved
pave'nieiit
LS pea'shooter
peat
.'
. pedic'ulous
peat'-mos« ped'icure
pa'ver
-^ peat'y pedig'erous
pavil'ioM
peb'ble ped'igrce
pa'ving
pa'viiiur, pa'vi peb'bled . pcd'iment
pa'vo peb'bly ped'imented
pav'oniiie
paw
\ peb'ble-stone
pecan' ped'ipalf
peccabil'ity ped'lar
pawed
pec'cable ped'lary
paw'ing
pawl peccadil'lo pedobap'tism
pec'cancy pedobap'tist
pawn
pawn'brokrr pec'-ant ped'omancv
pamied pec'cary '
pedom'eter
pawnee' pecca'vi
pawn'er V, peck pedomet'ric
pediin'cle
pawii'shop pecked
pawii'-ticket peck'er pedun'cular
pax peck'ing pedun'culate
pax'wax pec'ten , .peek
pay 'n pec'tinal peel
"c_-

Y^^r^^^'-'^s^^mt'
 1S6 per cent
peeled

pen'-cutter pentadac'lyl
> ,V~A peeled
pend'ant f/ pen'tagoii
peplVr
pecl'ing Xj pend'ence pentag'onal
pcen "•1 pendency
pend'ent pen'tagram
peep pen'taRrnph
peeped penden'tive
•^
\v pcep'er IV. pen'dicle pentagyn'ia
penlalie'dral
pcep'-hole i
pend'ing
pendrag^on pentalii'dron
poep'ing \
i_ pendulos'ity
N peer
~i-\i pecr'age
1
V pen'dulous
p'ntam'etrr

V
I

peer'ess Vi< pen'dulum

pcntan'dri.i

peer'iiig pentan'giilar
p(»(T'less pcnetrabil'ity
i!
.r peer'lessness
\ pon'etrable pentapet'al'ii-
penetra'lia pentaphyl'lim
pee'vish
pen'etraiit pen'tarchy
pee'vishly
ii A peo'vishness
pi'. 'wit, pi-'wil
pen'etrate
pen'etrated
^
-i" "r^ pen'taslich
pentaspi'r'm '

pen'etrating j^
. pen'tastvle
pes Pen'tateucli
I'eg'asiis penetra'tion t^ [ .

pen'etrative
',
"__ pentaton'ir
ppgi?ed I '
pen'guin I'en'tcc'St
pt-B'ger I

pen'holder ^ pen'tcc'istnl
peg'giiig '"f'
pe'g'imancy •V pen'ici! , J penl'lion^c
*
' penicil'late penvilt'
ii peg'- top "-t:
penin'sula
'
'
.\ pennl'tima
-y:.
peirara'eter penin'snlar penul'timate
!(j peiras'tic i
penin'sulate \ penumMira
.'l

,
pek'an penin'sulated pennm'liral
pe'koe penu'rioiis
'

-/
pel'age pcn'itence ~^^ p'-in'rioMslv
Pela'gian pen'iteiicy
"
:tt Pela'gianism pen'itent
- penu'riou5ne5«i
)
. Polargo'nium -.
^:1
peniten'tial
peniten'tiary
-^ pen'ury
pelerine pe'on
pelf pen'itently -^ pe'onage
. pel'ican pe'nny
•
I'e'lioii pen'knife ^ 'n. t>inp\e
f pelisse' pen'man peo'pled
pen'maiiship
\
'
poll V , penplm^
pel'lage pen'nant \ PPP
.
pil!.i'),'ia pen'nate pep'jier
pel'let penned 5 pep'p<Tt"orn
" pel'licle pen'nifonn -. ,
"' p<'P'P'''"'''J
pellic'ular pennig'erous V pcp'p<'rRrass
^<' ,

pel'litnry
pell-mili' V pen'niless
pen'non ^
r,
'
^^'

V
ppp'pering
pi'p'permint
\
pellu'iKl
pelliicid'ity
pen'iiy
penny-a-li'ner \ ^
V.
" pep'pery
pep'sin
pennyroy'al
^ Peloponiie'sian
pen'n>-woight
\ >-> pep'tic
pep'toid
pelt •l
' pen'nywise L-
pel'tate . . pep'tone
; .; pen'nyworth
pel'tated
pelt'ed "/ penol ogy
pelt'ing pen'bile VU,_„--' peradven'ture
.

pelt'ry O pen'sion
^"
\A_: pelvic p)c.i'sionary
pen'sioned ''"!..'
% peram'bulalf
V^-pel'vis ^^'\ peram'buUtpd
pera'raican p n'sioncr -^'^•r; peram'bulatir.K
pon'sioning V-^'V* /C perambnla'ti"!!
\ pen -_;
pe'nal pen'sive ^.-^ prram'bulator
>•.
ppn'altv J ,- pen'sively
pen'ance
^ pen'siveness .y~' ~
prr an'ntii:'
\p"rceiv'able
Peiia'tes pent
prrceive'
• pence pen'tachord perceived'
,

^.. penchant' pen'tacle

-J ^

pen'cil
S * ^"^, prrc»'iv'er
.
. pcntac'rinite '"v V, pcrceiv'ing
pen'cilled-Ud
^
pen'cilling-ling pentacros'tic ^^ S ,«. per cent'
 . .

perpendicularly
187
pprccntage
V/Vf perip'teral
>/ per'forative I
//.
'
I percent'ape ' perip'lerous
.
pcr'forator
percen'tuiii pcrip'tery

M
,:-, .
perforce'
per'cept per'iscope
pcrceptibil'ity
'- V per/orm'
periscop'ic
\'
/>iT/orm'able
\ \ V
percpp'tiblf
pcrcep'tibly
.
'
L. [^ir/ortn'ance
per'ish
per' ish able
[iiTtormtd'
: percep'tion <y per'ished
^ ^-. pcrtorm'tr
^ percpp'tive per'ispenn
pif/orm'ins
\j ^ perccpliv'ity perispher'ic
^^ - perfume' *7
\ ', perch 1 perissol'ogy
perfumed'
1 u perched peri^tal'tic
' j'\l- perfu'mer
. perchance' i peristreph'ic
^ :-^ pcrfu'mery
pcrch'er ! pcr'istyle
^-J porch'ing perfunc'torily perisys'tole
j
pcrit'omo>i5
perchlo'rate 1

,, ; perfuiic'torines-
'' pcritoiiffi'um
perfunc'tory
, ,- perchlo'ric pcritoni'tis
. perfuse'
i'"'"' perchlo'riiie - pcrityphli'tis
i
'
\ percip'tence perfu'sive per'iwig
^. porcip'iency per'v«rinkle
, . pergame'neous
percip'ient per'jure
prrhapi'
''

'x per'coid per'jured

.

| pe'ri
'H pcr'colate \ per'jurer
\ pcr'iaiith
• per'colatcd '

per'juring
- pericar'diac
iier'colatiiig per'jury
._i
'
'. • percola'tion " pericar'dial perk
por'colator ^\- pe'irar'diaii
perked
per'kin
V pericar'dic
.
[lerciiss' _ 1

;' pericardi'tis
perk'y
"' percussed' \
,^ ,, per'manence
_"^ percuss'ing
'

pericar'dium
per'iiianeiicy
prrcus'sioii
percuss'ion-cap '\- -^ ,^ per'maneiit
~ ' t.
^ pi'ncar pi.il
pcrcuss'ive
percu'tient
|
.'~ ' •-'
per'iclase
'

-- / pcr'raanently
V |

peric'ope
1 perdi'tion i perman'ganate
perda' \ _
_.-^ pericra'nium
" pcr'iderm
^
^'
,

permeabil'ity
Y j
^-^
per'cgrinale .-> pcr'meable
percgrina'lion
Iv per'idrf'me
> pcr'meate !l
" ,
• (ler'igce
•
per'cgrinator ^ '•.^^ pcr'meated
[lerihe'lion
pcr'cgrine per'meating
pcrihcxahe'dral
!

pcr'emptorily *.V'
i
permea'tion
per'cmptoriness i
Y per'il
per'illcd-lrd
' permis'sible
: per'craptory ,

:- . f per'illing-l'ng .
\< perraissibil'ity
pereii'nial i

"^ pcr'ilous v" permis'sion

X,. per'firt
per'fected !
per'ilously
\_^ \ perrais'sive

permis'sively
pcr'fecter
' per'ilousness
\ pcrfectibil'ily
-— perim'eter
y- permis'sory
.
perfoct'ible permit
A .
_
~
ix-r'fectinR
perfcc'tion
.1 [xi'riod
period'ic
^ -- permit'tcd
permit' ter
pcriod'ical ^^
,j_
,
perfcc'tionisra
period'icallv X, permit'ting
j
perfcc'tionist
periodic'! ty
permu' table
,
'
perfect' i%'e '} perios'tcum S pcrmuta'tion
'
pcr'tcctly b pcr'nancy
pcr'fectncss pcripatet'ic V pemi'cious
% perfer'vid c .

'
,-
\ :

periph era! J-, pemi'ciously

'
pcrfi'cient J "^ penii'ciousness
perfid'ious J "^
; ^ _ [leripher'ic X
,, periph'ery 1.
^-^ pernocta tion
perfid'iously
,

I perfid'iousness p, \ ^ per'iphrase
, N^ per'one
'^ periph'rasis
\ . ..' perone'al
i por'fidy
porora'tion
perfo'liate
peripneumo'nia
.^1 perox'ide
V ' perfo'liated
,1 \ ' perpend'
per'forate " --,-< - — peripneumon'ic
.\ petpcndic'ulaf
per'forated V^v^ perptmdicular'ityl
pei'foralmg j\ ' ' -y^ pirpetidic'ularly
' • perfora'tion
.'\-. - pcripncu'mony
 perpetrate 188 pctrosilieious

per'petrate
per'pctratcd perspicac'ity pesade'
V perspicu'ity pes'sary
v-:^ per'petrating
perpc'tra'tion per?pic'uous pis'siniism
per'petrator > pes'simist
f, perspirabil'ity |. --iriiix'ti,-
•• '1
pcrpet'ual \ perspir'able pest

^4
1.^- ,

perpet'ually
perpet'uate
A\ ,

, perspira'tion
perspir'atory
I'estal.iz'ziaii
pes'ter
perpct'iiatcd 5. perspire' pes'tered
perpetuating perspired' pes'terer
pcrpetiia'tion •;. perspir'ing pes'tering
perpctu'ily ~ persua'dable
1 /. \ ytvM'-lmuse
.

pcrphos'phate persuade' pestiferous

perplex' persua'ded
perplexed' . .^ persua'ding pes'tilence
perplex'ing persua'sible pes'tilent
v ^ \ pcrplox'ity persua'sion pestilen'tial
~ per'quisite persua'sive pes'tle
pet
perquisi'tioii -A i)ersua'sively pet'al
V" per'ron P'TsiKi'^ivenesv
r
pel'all,,).ir,l
porroquct' petalif'eron«
pir'ry p*T^iia'5"ry
. perscriit,i'li'i:i p^^rsul'pliate petarif(irm
4}
por'si' perstilta'tinii
( pet'alitif
pcr'MTUto pert pet'alite
por'si-cuted [XTtaiii' pet'alli—
I per'seciiting portaiiie<r pet'aloid
If ii piT-^icu'tion -'^w pertain'irig .1 pct'aluus
IP5 p<'r's('ciit"r pertina'cioiis petard'
H I per'swuiri'! y»
J
• pertina'ciously pet'asus
persf-vcr'.dico pt'rtinac'ily pctech'iip
I persivr.-' ' per'tinence
.
I'eter's-pcnie
persevered' per'tinency
persever'iiig per'tinont Pe'ter-wort

persever'ingly ^ pr'tinently pet'iolar

I7r .
Per'siari
V pert'ly
port'ness
pet'iolatc
: pcriiile
Pcr'sic p«rturb' p.'tinl'ul<'
persiflage' pirtiirb'ancc petit'
r ft
persist' perturba'tion petite'
persist'ed piTlurb'ate peti'tion
persist'eiice perturbed' peti'tionary
persist'enry ,
piTturb'ing peti'tioned
persist'ent peruke' poli'tioner
persist'ing peru'sal peti'tiOTjing
persist'ing! v peruse' petit miii'tre
porsist'ive penised' pi'tre'ari
per' son peru'ser pet'rcl
per'sonabli- pem'sjng petres'ceiire
p<'r's')riage - V Peru'vinu petres'cent
per'soiiai p<'rva<li' petrifac'tion
person al'ity perva'd'd petrifac'tive
per'sonally perva'dnii; petrif'ic
per'sonalty p<?rva'si>in petrifica'tioti
per'sonate prrva'>ive pet'ritied
per'sonated jiervirse' pet'rify
\=...
per'sotiating petrifying
persoria'tion
perverse'ly
Pe'trine
per'sonator p"rverse'nes» petrol'
V, personifica'tioii perver'sion r petro'lriim
person ified perver'sity, pet'roliii
person'ifv perver'sive' pelrolcie'ir.il
pcrsoii'ili. ({ |xr\uri 1 i)itr'i|i,i>']r.-ciiv
personnel' pervert'cd petrol'ogi'it
perspective pervert'er
pir<pt-ctiig'r.ipli
\ pervert'ible V7 pet'ronei
perspectog'raphv pervert'iiig
[xr'vious petrosi'lex
perspica'cioii*
U .
per'viousness
I
pctrosili'i i'lu-
")

LL. iJt^-i—
!
I
.
petrous 189 phonotypic

pliaris'-'aii plulis tini^ui

pcl'teti I'har'isoc
I
pliih,r..gc-r
phar'iseeisiii
pct'ticoat pluloliig'ic
I

pet'tier pliarmiccu'tic plnlolog'it^al

.
|

pr-t'ticst philol'ogist
pliarraacmi'tiral
pet'tifoRScr' pliilol'ogy
pharraac'Mi'lKl V,- ('.^. phil'omath
. pet'tifcigKery I

- v>" -r
:

pet'tifogging !
f philomath'ic
ptiar'macist
pet'tily
'
I. philom'atliy
"" phiT'iinPl
p't'tiiic phar'macoliii'
I

pet'ting pliarmaa>ri)t;i^l I'liilouio'la

pot'tish
pt't'tishly pli.iriaacor. if^'v philopc'iia
pet'tisliness pliilupolum'ical
liharmai:oi\i-ia
pel'titoos pliiloprogen'i-
pot'lo '
nacv tiveiiess
pct'ty V--,. \> philos'opher
i pet'ulaiice
It!
pet ulancy 'gal philosoph'ic j :

pot'ulant .-fyn'geal philosoph'ical

pct'ulantly pliaryngi'ti- philosoph'ically
Pelu'nia pharyiig''!!'' miy philos'ophiirn
philos'opliiit
pi'tUiU'iC
pew
phar'yiix Xc:^- philos'ophizc
pcwrd phasp philos'ophizpd
-3^, ef
I
pij'wit pha'sis philos'ophiziiig
1 poowit pheas'ant philos'ophy
pew'-opcner pheas'antry philutoch'nic
pew' tor pht;e'sy v/i.
pew'terer |ilirn.i.'-'ctiii
pliii'lrn, phii'tri
V /
pew'tpry phen'gite
pfcii'nig phen'icin J-
phiz
~ phac'oid
pae'iiix phlebi tis
phlebol'ogy
-,, ph.T'iiog'amoiH
phenoga'miaii
phenug'aino\is
^

S/ phlcbot'omisl
pha'cton
phagi'iic'iii phe'nol ^ \. pUlebol'omy

phagedeii'ic / phcnnl'ogist phlegm

phlegmat'ic
/ phalange'
phalan'geal
V phcnol'ogy
phleg'raon
.

phenoiii'fiia
/ phalan'ger phleme
phalan'gian • -' phRiiom'enal phlogis'tic
—
'
^
phalaiiste'rian phlogis'ton
*

phal'anstery
>'
or V phcnom'enoii I;?; phlox
v.. phe'on pho'ca
phal'anx phi'al pho'ciiip
"r.
^ i> phal'lic Philadel'phiati Phoe'biis
r- plul'lical philan'dor Phneni'ciaii
'^j phre'iiix
plial'lus
pliilari'dcrcr
phanerog'amous V', phniic
philan'dci ing phonct'ic
phaii'tascopp
X phaii'tasm
phihtnlhtop' ic
philan'thnpist
phonet'ically
phonet'ics
J- '''A
'. phaiitaima
r philanthropy phoiietiza'tioii
philatrl'ii: pho'nic
phantasmago'ria [ilul.ii'.'li-l pho'nical
pliaiitasraagor'ic philat'i'ly pho'nics
philharmon'u; pho'nograph
phantas'mal V,- phiiui^raphi-r
''

PhilTiellcne
pliaritas'mascn|)e phittuii^raph' IC
Phiiheiien'ie pu..i,o~''iphy
plian'tasy
Phillicl'lenism pho'nolite
plian'lom Philhcl'leiiist phonol'ogist
I'liaraon'ic pliil'ibcg '/ '^ phoiiol'ogy
Philip'piaii
pharisa'ic 'v/'V '1 phonoiii'etcr
philip'pic
pharisa'ical
r. Phirippiiif pho'nolype
pliar'isaism v: Philis'tiiie phonotyp'ic
 p
phonotfpist 190 pigeon-honse

pick -ni<-iip
pho'not>'pist phys'ic
\, v pbo'notypy phys'ical
pick'pocket

phos'geni- phys'ically pick'thank

phos'phate physi'ciaii
;
Pickwick'ian
phos'phene phys'icist
pic'nic
phos'phide phys'ickeJ pic'nickiiig
phys'icking

V phos'phite
phos'pholite
phos'phor
phos'phorate
•
physico-log'ical
physico-theril'-
phys'ics [ogy
picotee'
pic'ric
pic'rolite
pic'rorael
phos'phorated physiognom'ic picros'miiic
phos'phoraling physiogii'oniist
phosphoresce' physiogn'omy
\^^ picrotox'in
;

phosphores'cenre' physiog'ony I'ict

phosphorcs'ceiit
physiog'raphy I'ict'ish
phosphor'ic '
pic'tograph
I
phos'phorous physiolog'ic
pic'torial
i / t pho>'pli(irus '
physiolog'ical
pic'tiire
phos'phuretted :
Iphysiolog'ical
'.y
>^^T
phot'o physiol'ogist [ly
pic'ture-book
photogen'ic physiol'ogy
pic'tured
photog'eny physique
li^ pho'tograph
photog^rapher
phytiv'orous
phytog'eny \__^1
pic'ture-franie

photograph'ic phytofraphy pic'ture-gallery

photog'raphy phytolog'ical
iliii X-V^
I •ir^. photogra\Tire' ;
phytol'ogist
phytorogy
- picturesque'
photolithog'ra- '

S picturesque'nes'
;

.},L> photolog'ic [phy; phyton'omy \ pic'turing

phytoph'agous
pic'ul
_~ photol'ogy phytot'omy
I ^ -' photora'eter
photomet'ric
Phytozo'a
phytoro'on
pid'dle
pid'dled
^ pid'dler
' - photom'etry pi
pid'dling
photopho'bia piac'ular
pid'giti
photop'sia pi'a ma'ter
pie
'
„ pbo'topsy ' pi'anist

Vv
'\
pie'bald
-; * pho'tosphere pia'no
piece
^. plio'tot>-pe pian'o
pieced !

^ ^' phototypog'- pianofor'te piecc'meal

"i' raphy pias'trc, pias'trr
piece'ner
^^ photoiinc )g'- piaz'ca
piec'ing
•<—^ -:. raphy pi'broch
pied
''
phrase pi'ca
pier
_ phrased picador'
.^. ^
pierage
>^ phra'seogran pic'amar
pierce
|

,-.i phraseol'ogist Hc'ard pierce'able

j

3 / phrased'ogy picaroon'
pierced
phra'sing ^- > picayune' |

pier'cer
^^—- phrenet'ic
pic'cadilly pier'cing
j

r phren'ic picr'-glass
-; ^1 phrcni'tis pic'calilli
' ( ^ phrcnolog'ical plc'caninny
Pie'riau
\t phrenol'ogist
pic'colo pierrol'
i

o^ • phrenol'ogy v.-^ pier'-table

X phren'sy pick
'
I
Phryg'ian pick'aback
pick'axe
^ .
V Pi'etism.pi'i li-!
Pi'etist, pi'f ti^t
ct-^ phthis'ic Pietist'ic
picked ' !

; (
i
I
phthis'ical t--' pi'ety
J—: phthis'icky pick'er ;

plezora'etcr
/. phthisiol'ogy pick'erel
pig
iiifei -, .
« phfhi'sis pick'et
pig'eon
^ phylac'tery pick'cted
\ ph/larch pick'eting pig'con-breasUii I

pick'ing pi'geoiigraiii
^jTA. phy'larchy pick'le
>

-^ _
phyllo'dium pick'led pig'eon-hcarii .!

^
i

V,' \ phyl'lopod
I phylloxe'ra pick'ling pig'eon-hole j

V^_j,-, physian'thropy pick'lock pig'eon-houM-

V/T"-
pigeonry 191 pitchfork

pig'eonry pi'lot-fiih pioneer

> pi'loting pioneered'
> pig'oon-tijcd

pig'gery
pi'lous
I'il'sencr
pioneer'ing
pi'ou*
pig'gin pi'ously
pil'ular
pin'gish pip
pi^'licad'ed pi'liim pipe
piij'-i'ron V.-< piiii'ilitc
\ N-
pipc'-case
pig'-leail Piinen'ta pipc'-clay
f'igme'aii pimeu'to pi|)ed
N^i pis'in''tit pimp pipe'-fish
pigmi'ii'tal pimped pipe'-laying
_-. pig'raeiilary piiii'perncl pi'per
piginenia'tion piiiip'ing pip'eririe
-t pig'ray --'-* pim'ple pipette'
pim'pled piping
pigiiora'tioii
pig'-iuit
pig'skin \
—<:
^<..
pira'ply
pill
^l \ pipistrcl'
pip'it

1'
pig'stv
pig' tail
pike
^ ""^
^
\ piii'atore
pinas'ter
piii'-case
pip'kin
pip'pin
pi'quancy
pikod
pikp'man
vv ^ ? pincc'-nez
pin'ccrs
pi'quant
pique
pike'slatf pinch piqn'e
pilas'ter pinch'beck piqued
pilas'tcred pinched piqu'ing
V pil.ui' pinch'er pi'racy
Yl
V -1 pilch
pilchard I
" pinch'ing
pin'cushion
pi'rate
pi'rated
pile Pindar'ic pirat'ical
pi'lpale I'in (larism pi'rating
pi'lcated Pin'darist pirn
pilfd pine pirogue'
pile'-driver pin'eal pirouette'
pi'ler
piles >
pine'apple
pined
V-\ pis'cary
piscato'rial
pil'fer pi'nery \ pis'calory
pil'fered pip'^'-tree Pis'ces
pil'ferer • pi ey piscicul'ture
pil'fering pin'fold . pis'ciculturist
ping I; pis'ciform
pilgar'lick
ping'-pong pisci'na
pirgrim pin hole pis'cinal
pirgniuage pi'nic \ pis'cine
pilig'i.Tuus pi'ning pisciv'orous
pi'lirg \. pinion ' \A pis6'
pill
\. pinioned )• pish
1 pil'lage pin'ioning pis'iforra
pil'laged pin'itc pis'mire
1 pil'lager pink ' pi'solite
pil'laging pinked pista'chio
^ pil'lar pink'er pistareen'
\ pil'lar-box r iik'ing pis'til
/\_.- pil'larcd pin'-mouoy pistilla'ceous
pil'larist \_p pin'nace pis'tillate
pill'-box pin'uacle pistillif'erous
pit'liuu pin'nale pis'tol
pil'loried pin'nated pistole'
pil'lory pi.med pis'tolet
pil'low pin'ner pis'ton
pil'low-case pin'ning pit
pil'lowed pin'niped pit'-a-pat
pil'lowing pm'nock pitch
pil'low-slip pin'nule pitch'-black
pil'Iowy pin'point pitch'-bleiide
pi'lose pin'-prick pitch'-dark
;'1 •?
pilos'ity pint pitched
pi'lot
pi'lotage
pi'loted
V pin'tail
pin'tle
pi'ny
I pitch'er
pitch'er-plant
pitch'fork
 pitching 192 platoon

P'tihing pla'gJl plano-cori'cavi-

pitch'-piiie pla'giari^m
plano-con'ic.il
pitch'-pipc pla'giarist
pitch'y pla'giarizp plant
pit'eoiis pla'siarizcii plant'atilc
pit'eoiisly pla'giarizing .. N- pl.iii't.iin
pit'fall pla'giary plan'tar
pith plagihe'dral planta'tioii
it pith'ily plagiie *.
.>
plaiit'ed
pith'iiiess plagued plsnt'cr
pith'less pla'gucr
plant'iclp
pit'-liole pla'guily
pith'y pla'giiing plan'tieradi'
ill pit lable pla'guy plaiil'iiii!
pit'ied plaice pl,uil'l''t
pit'icr plaid plaiil'iili-
pit'iful plaid'ing plaqup
pit'ifully plain plash
pit'ilcss plain'-dcaling plashed
pit'ilcssncss pUiiirr plash'iiig
pit'raan plaill'l^t plasli'y
I
{::
I'itm.in'ic plain'ly plasm
Pit'iiuiiiite . 4- ' plain'ness plas'ma
pit'-saw plasmatic
plain'-spcaking
I'ti: pit'tacal plas'ier
pit'tance plain'-spoken plas'tered
i ;.

pit' ted plaint plas'tcror

pit'ting plain'tifl plas'tcriiig
pitu'itary plain'tive plas't'Tv
pit'uite plain'tively pi as' tic
pitu'itous pla^'iiriii''
plain'tiveness
pit'y plastic'ity
pit'ying plait plastog'rapln
pil'vingly plait'ed plas'tron
iilr pitvTi'asis plait'er plat
pit'>Toid plait'ing plat'barid
I*' piii plan plate
'^
piv'ot pla'nary plateau'
5

piv'otal planch V^r 1

pla'ted
pix .. plan'chet plate'ful
pix'ing plate'-glais
planchctte'
pix'y plat'en
A placabil ity
pla'cable
plane
planed
pla'ter
plati''-'.varni' r

pUi'cableness pla'ner plat'<nrm

' plac'ard plan'et plat'ina
plac'arded pla'ting
planeta'rium
plac'aiding platinif'erom
pla'cate plan'etary
plat'inize
pla'cated plan'etoid
^pla'cating plane'-tree plat'inizcd
L,ln place plan'etiile plat'inizing

IH;!
place'bo
placed
plan'gent
planim'etcr Vi^ plat'inode

place'raan
planimet'ric
'\ \ plat'inoid
placen'ta p!.n'i;imy|v
, placen'tal planim'ctry l,.SH plat'inous
placenta'tion pla'tiing
pla'cer pla'iiing-raill 'U. plat'iniim

pla'cet planipct'alou* plat'itude

plac'id pl.in'ish
=
platom'etcr
-

lift placid'ity plan'ishcd

plac'idly plan'isphere Platoii'ic
pla'cing plank F'la'tonism
plac'itory planked I'la'toiiist
plack'et plank'ing ria'tonize
plac'oid plank'y Pla'tonized
planned
placoi'dean Pla'tonizing
plan'ner
'
plafond' plan'aing platoon'

i
plattiHl m plurilltoral

plat'lcil
i
V pleniln'nar plucked
plat'tor plciiip'otencc *
pluck'er
plat'tiiiK pleiiip'oteiit pluck'ier
plal'ypiis
''.-
\ plfnipoUn'luiry ' '—^ pluck'iest
pUiu'dit 1 \ plc'nist pluck'ily
plau'ditory pleii'itude '

pluck'incss
pl.ni'iibiril\ plen'teous
t. ^«^ pluck'ing
plaii'sible . plon'teously

\
\ plau'sibly plcn'tiful pluck'y

s.
"••
pliu'sive
plav >.4 plcn'tifully
plen'tifulness
V— plug
plugged

y
play'bill
played
<vi plcn'ty ""~~~
plug'giiig
plura

> \-
^ play'er ple'iium
V->',
plu'mage
play'fcllow plc'oriasm plumassier'
•
VA play'ful plumb
play'fully L pleonas'tic
plurabag'inou^
^ play'fulnoss plesioraor'pliism plumba'go
\c <:.
play'goer ple'sinsr.ur
"-» play'ground I'lesiosau'nis ^>^ plnm'bean
*;. p
•<i \>]:iy'housi' pleth'ora pium'beous
"^
play'ing plethor'ic plumb'er
\,
play'raate pleii'ra plumb'ery
play' thing pleu'risy plumbic
pleurit'ic[mon'ia

V
play'time
play'wright
play'-wri/iT
w pleuro-pneu-
plex'iform
plumbif'crous
plumb'ing
plurab'-line
plea V,- plexim'ctiT plum'-cake
plead plex'ure plume
plead'able plex'us plumed
plead'ed pliabil'ity
v\i plead'er
plead'ing \ pli'able
pli'ancy
I

j
plume'let
plu'mery

t:' plcad'iiigly 1 pli'ant

j

pluraig'erous
pleas'ant pli'ca plu'railiform
I. pleas'antest pli'catc plum'ing
'n picas'antly pli'cated plu'miped
pleas'antnoss plica'tioti plu'mist
pleas'aiitry plic'ature plum'met
please plied plura'ming
pleased pli'cr plu'mous
plcas'er pi i' form r'-mp
pleas'ing plight plurap'er
J /".'cis'ii' iblc pligbt'ed plump'ness
I'h'as'ure pligM'er plum'-pudding
J pi 'a^'iirc-boat plight'ing plum'-tree
plinth
pliMt ?.-• I'li'ocene plu'mule
~\p \

pi a't.a I'li'wavi'riis plu'my

pli'be'ian plod plun'dcr
plebe'ianism
plcb'iscite
^•v plod'ded
plod'der j
plun'dercd
plun'dercr
plebs plod'ding
plec'trum
pled
V < .
plonge
plot
'

7 V
plun'deriiig

plunge
pledge plot'ted plunged
pledged plot'ter ^/ plun'ger
pledgee'
pledg'er V / plot'ting
plough !
V V
plun'ging
pluper'fect
plr-.!!fh'sh!e '

plu'ra!
pledg'ing
Flei'ad
.\' plough'boy
ploughed
!

\ '
« ^

^^
*'
•

plu'ralism
Plei'ades plough'er plu'ralist
I'lei'ocene ^\, plough'ing ^yf plural'ity
I'leiosau'rus v.- '
plough'man ><. plu'ralize
Pleis'tocene "v, plough'sharc ! *-' plu'ralized

Vv^
<;
ple'narily ^-'^ plough'-tail I
plu'ralizing
ple'narty plov'er
, ^,. ple'nary pluck
^y plurilit'eral

13- (i7i))

mmmm^^i'^'fm
 1»4 polygyny
plus
II \r polite'iipss
plus ''^1
|Kiign'ancy politessp'
N plush
IMjjgn'ant pol'ilic
\r pUi'taichy
V |x>igii'antlv polit'ical
pliitiic'racv
P'likilit'ic polit'ically
plu'locr.Tl
politi'cian
I'lulo'iiian poinsct'tia pol'itics
^- I'
point pol'ity
I'liiton'ic
Pln'toiiiMn
riu'tonist
V poiiit'blaiik
point'nd
^
pol'ka
poll
I'oll (ri>lly)
pniiit'el

1.V plu'vial

pl'ivioinVter
|)<)int'iiig
[Kiiiit'er
pil'lard
IKill'-book
[njint'lcs'i polled
plu'viuus ,

hs ply poiiits'man pol'len

poise p<-)irer
piv'ing
poispd poUicita'tioii
^^-^ pni'Um.it'ir
pois'ing poU'ing
piipumat'ics
poi'son IMjIliiiii'eroiis
piieumatorogy poi'soncd pol'linose
|*)i'sOIHT [Xjl'liwig
piifunialom'eter
jv^i'soniiig P il'liwoii
pncumo'nia
poi'sonoiis iwll'-tax
piR'iiinfin'ic
V. pollute'
.

kpiivx
piioumniirtis
V poi'trel
poke !
* pollu'ted
X po'a poked
po'ker _
[lollu'tcr
pollu'tinq
poach >
^ ,
poach'ard , pokp'wecd poUu'tion
Pol'lux
poached po'king .

po'ky po'lo
poach'er -

' polac'ca _, polonaise'

p->ach'ing
pola'crc polo'ny
poach'y
po'lar polt
pock !

- poltroon'
Y_ pock'et polnrim'pter poltroon'cry
pock'ot-book
polorim'etry
J pock'et-compa^- _ rioly.icous'tic
pock'otptl polar'iscope
I i'olyadpl'phia
' pock'et-handker-
' polar'ity I'ulyan'riria
pock'eling |chief
pock'et-knife j^)lari7,a'lion ^, polyan'dry
"^,_ pock'et-raoney [Ki'larize '"t p)lyan'thii5
"'
p<xk'-mark po'larizod pol'yarchy
pock'y po'larizer
,

po'lariziiig polyb'asitp
po'co
poc'uliform pol'd-T
"x-^ p<jlycar'p<->Ub
pole pol'ychord
pod
pole'ax p-irychroitc
pod'agra

V —
_-.
pod'agral
podag'ric
poil'di-d
I

!
V *
J
-^ -^
i
p^jle'cat
p«)Ipd
p<3rcinaroh
[Hilem'ic
V" polychrom.it';
porycliroinv
polycotyk'ii
podcstA' polpm'ical I>olyc'rary
\' podg'y p^ilpni'ics
polydac'lyl
/ po'dium [wlein'oscope
podophyriln
polp'-st..r
U- polydip'iia
Polyga'mia
pod'o^pcrni \ri '
>
police'
^ pij-cilil'ic policpd' !
polyg'amist
l.oe'iilop>d polico'man
pol'icied polyg'amou-;
_
^ P'^-'r-m
po'esy pol'icy polyg'amy
po'ling polygas'tric
po'et i

\' p<«tas'ter perish (land) ^4, polyg'enons

^ po'etess Po'lish (of Po- ;

v^ pol'yglot
pol'lshable pol'ygon
; poet'ic
]__, poet'ical pol'ished i

pol'isher [Kjlyg'onal
poet'ics pol'ishing polyg'onou^
poPt'-lau'reate polite'
t polyg'ony
poVlry politp'ly

L
ly Pulygonum l»:> pork-butcher
.- ^^-
I*olVK''Min!U ji ilvzfi'ic
pirvKr.im vv |K)lyzo'iia
piRip
]KK>r
lllg

^- )- [Mlyzo'nal
P'l'ygraph ,

polyzo'on
\ l>Mir'-NtK
I-.Iv(,T.i|'iric (KkirVr
pom'a'i-
)HXir'C5l
|«ilvi(l.ipll'l< ll IKima'ccnii-
l).ilvh''r.i|'liy p<iiiiadi' pi.rr'A«ii\.
IHil'ygyii pom.iii'dii vy IxKjr'-john
I'olvtfyii 1.1 poma'tum
ITOlyg'yiiy pome ixior'-law
polyhe'dral V-, pomcKraii'at'- ./ [I'jor'ly

li polylie'dric
polyhc'dron
polyhc'droiii
^^/- pom'i'lo
iximif'erous
pom'mel
-Vo.
^.
pxjr'ness
poor'-rate
pop
I'olyhyin'iiia p-)m'tlu'l!i'd-rlr(l
pope
p iiu'mt'Uiiiij-'.iny
polymath'ic pope'dom
poiuolijg'ical
p<3lyra'alliy poiii'jl'ouist pope'-joaii
pdriinl'cjcy
-.^ polymor'pliism popc'ling
IV»m >'iia
ixj'pcry
polymor'plious iwinp popc's'-i\i
pompadour
pol'ymiue ivip'-giin
l*0!ni>t''ian
Polyne'sian pop'idjay
_--/' polyiio'mial poi. , ion
))o'pish il
IHilyoIi'yiiudls
pom-pom
pompos'ity pfip'lar
polyoii'yiiiy
pom'pijus
ixip'lin
polyop'tron pom'ixjusly
J" pon'cho poplit'ir
/'^\. polyora'raa
pallid poppi'ii
pol'yp, (jorypc
\-s pol'ypary
pon'drr pop'p<t
piriilcrabil'ity imp'piiig
pf)!}p'caii
poii'dt'rable pop'py
polypel'alous x>^ pon'dcrance pop'uiacc
polyph'agous pon'dercd
[xjp'ular
pon'derer
polyphar'macy \ popular'ity
tic poii'dcrinK
hia Polyphe'raus popnlarlza'tion
vf ponderosity '
a
pol'yphone pon'derous \ - pijp'ularize

polyphoii'ic pond'weed pop'ularlzed

pol'yphonist Y .r, \ ) po'ncnt
ixip'ularizcr
iwl'yphony pongee'
p'in'so
polyphyi'lous pop'ularizini;
ptin'iard
Pol'ypi pon'tac P'lp'ularly
pol'ypidom pon'tago pop'ulate
ixmtee' pop'ulalfd
polypif'crous
lat 1-: I'on'tic pop'ulatiiig
av pol'ypod pon'tiflf popula'tion
pvil'ypody pontif'ic pop'iilin
pol'ypiMis ptjiitifical (V'p'llliSt
polyprismal'ic p intif'iiMli', II.
v; )~^ ix.p'ulovis
piil'ypus pop'lllOUSlli'SS
pontii'irate, :

pol'ysrope porVali'
pui'liiif |iur'cati"d
poi yscp'alous
pontonior' Iiorce'laiii
porysperm [Kintooii' porch
polys per'moiis l>o'ny por'cine
pood [lor'cupiiip
porvstyle p.-ui'dlr It
-'
polysyllab'ic . .r pooh V pored
pooh'-pooh po'riform
polysyl'lable
po'ring
pooli'-poohcd •

polytpch'nic '.V' ixi'risra

porythrisra pool porismat'ic
^
IKKil'er po'rite
pol'ytheist
jxxjl'iiif^ pfirk
polytheis'tic t>""P •
X' A, p..rk'-'i.'iittlicr
polythcis'tical ,. p,«.] d
 196 potta^p
pnrker

pos'itive
porkVr ^- post-o'bit
,"t pos'itively post'-olficc
purk'ct pos'itivism
<v. post'- paid
pork'liiiK
pos'iti veiics > '' postpone'
pornograph'ic '>^ \ 1 ^-
postponed'
poro'i'ity
p'is'itivitt postpone'raeiit
porot'ic
po'rous \ \
pos'net
pisolog'ical
postpon'iiig
postposi'liiiii
porphyrit'ic (ytsnl'ogy
por phyry
<1 postpos'itive
\-" p*)s'polite
por'poisc jXJs'sf postpran'dial
porra'ccous
\' porrect'
).
;tr>ssess'
postsce'iiium
s, possessed'
. 'I por'riflge inssoss'ing post'script
pnrn'Ro l»)ss«'S'sion
pOSl'-tOWTl
por'riiiger possessive'
IS
w port
ivirtabil'ity
.

^ [lossess'or
p j^sess'ory
. pos'tulant
pis'tnlate, «.

A /
l»)rt'able
port'age
(WS'S't
fiossilirity
pos'tulatc, V.
pos'tulated
p<ir'tal
pos'tulating
pos'sibt^'
. portamen'to
por'tate
\ pos'sibly
JWSt
postula'tion
pos'tulatory
port-cray'on pos'ture
piist'able
portcul'lis post'age pos'ture-mas'ter
porte
porte'monnaic A post'ai
post'boy
post'-war'rant
po'sy
piirtcnd'
portcnd'ed
\ pf>sl'-captaiii
pot
post'card po'table
portend'ing 't^ post'-chaise pot age'
por'tciit post'date
portent'ous post dated potamog'raphy
por'ter pf>st'dating
por'teraRe
potamol'ogy
post-dilu'vial pot'ash
port'&re
porlfo'lio , post-dilu'vian potas'sia
_
' p<5tas'sium
pos'tea
port'-hole Y pota'tion

..A por'tico
1.
^ post'ed
P'lsf-entry
pota'to
-^
C portiere '^i po'tatory
'
por'tion
^i I
p.Kt'er
poste restaiite pot'-boiler
'^
por'tioncd
e(
\ > "'l poste'rior pot'-boy
por'tioner
^^
^
por'tioning
^^ 7 • '1 postcrior'ity potch
poteen'
,^'
-^' por'tionist poste'riorly
' por'tionless
/>>.' po'tency
/• port'liness >;-'^ poste'riors po'tent
port'ly
po'tentate
poster'ity pt)tcn'tial
">
portman'teau pos'tern potential'ity
., por'trait \A postfix'
\ .1
por'traiture
portray'
postfixed'
[Kistfix'ing
poten'tially

po'tcntly
' portray'al > pist'-free' J
potheen'
-^. portrayed' pcjst-haste'
%, •<^- poth'er
portray'cr post'-horse
'v, portra/ing Y,j, pos'lhumous
pot'-herb
poth'ered
!'
por'tress ^< ^
•-1
V-
port'-town
'
,
""• Portuguese'
port'-toU
\ pos'til
'

I
pistil'ion
p istil'lion
poth'ering
pofhook
post'lng
1 port'-warden
S postiquc'
post'man ^
y pat'"fc'«v
pot'-huiiter
po'tion
port' wine' post'raark
X/ po'ry
v7 pot'latch
p<isi'master
pose Y^ postraerid'iari
pot'-luck
posa'da i-yi. pot'-man
Nj_y|,^j p i~t inerid'ifiTi potpourri'
r posed
po'ser
pot sherd
^j ,^ "^^ post-mor'tcm pot'-shop
'
po'sing \post'-note
pos'ited <" 5- pot'-shot
posi'tion ^-^ postnup'tial
/.:. pot'tage
potted 197 prefipltat«

pot'ted piac'tically prearh

pot'ter I
prac'lice ./ ^ preaihed
praLtise prtacli'er

^
pot'tercJ
pot'lering I
pruc'tiSfti
prac'tiser
> preach'iijg
prearh'mrit
pnt'tcry
pot'ting pritc'lts'tus pre-acquiint'
> ptit'tle I'"- .
I" r,!,t'. :!(.<

pot'walloprr I/-
pncti'tioiirr
'O pre-acriualnt ed
^. pr.K'i;i|)e pro-adain'ic
fwil'wallopiiiK
\. prjcor'dia pri-ad'amite
ptiuch
> pouched pr.Trauni'rc
.1

pre idnimi'ish
pouch'ing pr.riio'mcii
1 preadmon'ished
piJUchoiiK' pr.Fti'x'ta
^

poiidrette' pne'tor jireidmoni'tiiin

^ .') p 'lll'tirnll pr*tor'iari
preamble
poulp pra'lor'inni preanteptnnr-
poill'tcrcr pranmat'ic: timate
poiil'tice pragiuat'ii i! prearraiiRe'
poul'ticfd
I

prai^'iuatUm f ;
prcassur'ancc
poul'ticiiig 1
prag'matist preau'dience .

poul'try prai'rie
preb'end
p mrtry-yiiri/ prai'rie-dog
pounce prai'he-heu (irubVndnl
piiunce'-box
pounced
poun'cet-b<.)X
-A prai'.-ie-wi

praise
il f preb'end iry
prera'rious
pounc'ing praised prcca'riuusly
pound prais'er
pound'age
A. praise' wort Ill- prtc'ative
pound'ea ness prec'atory
( precau'tion
pound'er praise'wnrtliy
pound'ing pr lis'iiig precau'lioiiary
x. prance precau'tioncd
pour
[loured pranced precau'tion?
pour'er praiic'iiig precede'
"^
>
pour'ing
poussette'
V.
v; -
pran'dial
prank
% .T
prece'ded
prece'dence
pout prece'dency
pout'ed pranked
> \ -
prece'dent a.

. ^
ptjul'cr prank'ing prcc'cdent n.
\, pout'crs prank'isti prcc'edeiited
pout'ing V prase >- prcccd'entlv

p'lUt'iiigly
pov'erty
^.
pras'inous
prate
pta'tcd ^
V precf-'ding

prcccn'tor

^.^ po'.v'der
p.)w'd(rs
pow'dered
|
pra'ter
prat'ic N.
1
_.,
N.
prccen't'jrship
pre'cept
precep'tive
pra'tiiif;
pow'der-honi !

pratique \ prcccp'tor
\
L |x>w'dering >^^ prat'tle
prat'tled
\ I
prccepto'ri.il
pow'dcr-mill r .
precep'tory
I prat'tlcr
pon'der-m"iikcy prat'tling precep' tress
ixjw'dery prav'ity prcces'sinn
powVr i
prawn pre'cinct
pow'erhil prax'is precios'ity
pow'erhilly pray pre'cious
prayed pre'ciiiusly
p.-.w'crlpas
praver [pr'>>>) pl("i.i -'aSIiCSS

pow'wow L pray'er (one who prec'ipe

pox ^ prayer'-b<X)k prcc'ipice
\ poy praycr'ful precip'ient
praam, pram ' prayer'fiilly precip'itance
\ practicabiV ity prayer'fulness precip'itaricy
prac'ticablf 1^ prayer'less precip'ilant
prac'ticably pi ayer'lessness precip'itate,ii.,rt
"^.^ prayer'-meetiiig
prac'tical ;

precip'itate, v.
practical'ity pray'ine i
 preeipitiited 1»8 premeditate

"I >
prpcip'il.ilcd
prccip'il.iling
predic'aniint prefatory
pred'icaiit prf'fcct
^ precipil.i'linii
s precip'italiir
precip'itous
pri'<lirati'.
prrd'icate,
it.

v.
pre'fecture
prefer'

ff \ precis'
prfcip'itoM'lv
J pred'icated
pred'iiatiiiK
preferable
preferably
ppclira'tinii preference
r > precise'
prcdic'ativp
.^^
-
prcferen'tial
V preci*e'I\"
precise'nes^
L, pred'icatiiry
>> prei I'siaii preilict' preferen'tiallv
•--9
' preci'siim predic'ted
pr-'( I'si'iiiHl predic'tiiiR
prefer'ment
J preci'sive predic'tio!!
\ ^ prerliide'
prcclml'ril
predic'tivi' preferred'
prefer'riT
predic'tur
preclu'diiiii preferring
preclli'si'iii pre<iilecl' preftgiira'tioii
pncln'sivi' l>redilec'ti"iii preligiirativ"
pri'co'rioiis prctlispj'nent pretig'ure
pr'XOVicm-.;ii'*> prelig'iin
IH prcoc'ilv
predisixi>c'
pretig'iiiiiig
.1

prec'ig'ilii'' pri'disiKiscd' prefix'

l>ri-cli-.pu»'iiii^ prefixed'
prt'cog'it.ili'il
prefix'ine
prodisp<j>rtii>n
piccoii'it.itiii;^ prefifira'IfMi
precogit.i'ii'Mi prcdom'iii.iiR>' |ireg'naiic v

7 .7 prccogiii'limi prediim'iii.iiii V
preg'ti.mi
prehen'silili-
preconcei vc'
|iridom'iiiaiit
A prehen':>ile
prfCOru'ei\('(i' prehen'sion
pri-'conccivitiK predom'inate prehen'sorv
\.» preconcep'tiori I'-., prefiistor'ic

^1 V preconcert
precoiicert'iil
prcdiini'iiiated

predom'iiiatirig
prejudge'
prejudged'
preconcert'ing
prri"ontra' t predomitia'ti'-n
/ prejudg'ing
\-L pri'diKim'
precor'tlial
V procur'sivc
precur'sor
'
prcd'«imed'
pre -elect'
prejudg'ment
prejudica'tion
prccur'5<jry pre-elect'ed prtj'udicc
(

pn-i|.i'( i "i^ pre-eUc'tiuii prej'uJkiil

pred'atorily prejudi'dtit
'
pre-cra'iii'-'nre
pri'd'atory ptcjuJi'ctiillv
rr .
\: pre-cm'inent
'

pre(lnces'sor prei'uclw\u\i
prcdestiiia'riaii
prc-i'iiipt'
/ \n prel'u V
^K^ prc'N -'r;- It'- -' . /
pre-emp'ti'jii
prfl'„ie
i vi^. prelat'ic

\ '^- predes'tinati', v. prce.,

preened I
I
prclat'iral
predi^i'tinitrd prel'atism
predi's'tiiiatiiig ^-7 pre -engage' prefatiiil
prcdeitiiia'tion
^. pre-engage'ment
precn'ing
prel c'tioii
relec'tor
prcdes'tiiiat'ir i

J
pre-estab'lish .N preliba'linii
prt'dr>'liiir I prt-fStiilj'HskiJ
prelim'imirilv
predes'tiiied ''•<^: pre-fs/rt67i.sAjtig
pre-exam'inc prelim'iii.iry
V prcdes'titiing
•

pre-exara'ined prelude' e.
predeter'rainalo tirel'ude «.
prc-exam'inins
;
relud'er
j'ttrJctt-rrilS::.:'-
pre-exist' irelu'dirig
tion
predelcr'iniiie
pre-exist'ed \"\ -L prelu'sive
pre-exist'tnce prelu'sively
prideter'miiied pre-exist'ent
prelu'sory
nredeter'mitiing prc-exist'ing
preface premature'
; rc'dial
prefaced
pridicabil'ity r "^ prefacer
pref'aciiv
:^ prematurely
prematur'itv
pred'icablo prefato'rial prcmed'itatii

lUi
 pretext
premedltnted 1&9

prr<'idency
prepoii'deraliiig pri<'ident
premfd'itatiiig presiden'tial
j
pr^'*>:»dtTa'tion
prtTtipdita'tiim <

lirrs'ideiil'.liip
lir'iii'i'T pt> i
ti'm pn-sid'er
primiire' prt-sldi'al
prepoii'tioiial
prcmiiTship presid'iarv
prep'rt'itivc
prepos'itor presid'ing
premiUen'iii.il
priMii'isi-.prcm'is^
prep>^V'S*' T presignifica'tion
— prepijssr**'''!'
prcmiw' presig'iiifiiil
prcpc»»es»iiiK
prrmispd' presig'iiily
I prcin'i*i'» \ •^ prepossess' II III

pri'iuinm ' presig'nifying

pri-m'iu'ish . V- pre-tx»ss«ss'or
^ press
V priinoii'isliecl
pre|>(is'tproM*
[>repos'ternu'^ly
pressed
pres'»'er
prpm'>ii'i*lii'iR
prc'piice piess'-gang
pr'"in')ni'ti'>n press'iiig
V'.-.. l»re-Raph'aililf
pri'ni'nrittir i.r -.-'iiiL: V
I'rc-Raph'.i' iit- pres '
•
primoii'iliiry
ism pi - - '

V
.

Pri'inon'straiit p, .« .

prercil'iiisitc
premiirsc' prt • gila tion
/TtT'lC illll't'
prrmiiiii'tifiii
pres'ane n
preu'/mcii pren.iKe' 1',
i
I pi.'~tiili«'u ii'T

pri-nomin il
presaged'
prestige
presa'giiii;
pri'ii'lic o
prc<)c'ciip.iii(:v
prrs'byope
presbyo'pia I
J- V pres'liniiiny
prewiiipa'li"" prcs'bytcr pr.'Stis'simo
'
I'n-shvli'ri III
pres'ti)
preocVupied presii'inablc
^ prooc'cupy I /'rfs6v<i>i""-
pres'bvtery l'i"i presu'mably
priuc'cupyiiig ;
presume'
^
pre'science
pre-<>rtiain' presumed'
pre'srieiil
prc-ordaiiifd' presum'er
\. prc-ordaiii'ing .
presrribe'
prescribed' presu'ming
prcscri'bcr
presump'tinn
pre-ordiiia'tioii presump'tive
' proscri'biiig
prepaid' presump'tiious
pre'script
\ prep'arable
prrpcuai^ic presiimp'timusly
\. . prescriptibil'ity
| \/\ prepara lion ^ prescrip'tiblc presiiinp'tunus-
7 \ prtpar'ative niss
.,
'
\A^ prepar'atnrv prescrip'tion presuppo'sal
/ /• "v
" prt'pare'
\y prepared'
presrrip'tive
pres'enee
V "^^
V presuppose'
presupposed'
,. \ prepar'edlv
pres'enct'-cham- presiippos'ing
prepar'cdness presuppi-i'tion
bor
pri'li-nci -I'lise'
present
pri"par'er
. ,. y prepar'ing
preseiit'able
presenta'tion
pretend'
pretend'ed
prepav' prctend'er
present'atue
prepay'ing pretend'ing
present'ed
prepay'meiit preten'-iiin
presentee'
prepense' present'er prcteii'lious
,

prcsen'tiniiiit preterhu'man
\ prepol'lencc
present'ing
X/^-* prepol'lency ,
preterimper'fcct
IX I'l»..»
prepol'lciit
pres'ently
, present'ment preterit'
preserv'able preteri'tion
prepon'derance nrptemiis'sifin
prescrv'ative pretennit'
prepon'derancy preterrait'ted
preserv'at(ir\
''
prepon'dcrant preserve' pretcrinit'ting
reserved'
X .^
reserv'ei
pretftnafural
prcpou'dcratc preti'rpcr'fect
;>reserv'Hig
preterpluper'f'
preside'
prepon'deratcd prt text, n.
presi'deil
^if'S: pretext 200 procession

pretext', v -Y pricst'Iy 'X.

prise
\.
pre'tor
preto'rial
^1 pricst'-riddcn ''^ prism
prig prismat'ic
preto'rian
prcto'rium
prig'gery
prig'gisli V ^ prisraat'ical
pris'moid
!
,^
pret'tier prig'gism ^ prisiuoid'al
pret'tiest prill pris'on
prct'tily^ prim
pret'tiness pri'macy \,
'

v pris'on-base
pris'oner
pret'ty pri'ma
.

pret'zel
prevail'
.
^— pri'nia don'na I
'^.

-X
\ pris'oner's base
pris'on-van
•i i
pri'niage pristine
pri'vailed' prith'ee
prevail'ing pri'mil
pri'vacy
pn'iiiarily pii'vate
prev'alence ]
pri iiiary '
privateer'
prev'alency pri'mate
^ privatcer'inR
prev'alent \-.~. prima'tial
prevar'icate primat'ical privateers'niaii
prevar'icated
provar'icatiiig
prime
primed
^ pri'vately
priva'tion
prevarica'tioii prime'ly Vi3\ priv'ativc
priine'ness priv'et
prevar'icator pri'mer priv'ilege
preve'nient prim'er priv'ileged
prevent' priiiifVal-ae'val priv'ileging
prevent'able primige'nial priv'ily
prevent'ativc pri'mine ' priv'ity
prevent'ed
prevent'er
priming
prinii'tiaB
prinii'tial
\ priv'y
prize
prized
n prcvent'ing prim'itive prize'-fight
\>^7 preven'tion prim'ness prize'-iighter
preven'tional
prevent'! ve primogen'itive A, prize'-fighting
prize'maii
1/ pre'vious primogeii'itor prize'-monev
pre'viously priz'ing
previ'sion priniogeii iture pro
(__,,
prey pro'a
preyed ^'.
,.
'
primor'dial prob'abilism
J
prey'er
prob'abilist
M ' pri'apism ^f.' prim'rose probabii'Uy
price
price'-currcnt
'"
._, '
prim'ula
pri'mum mo'bile:
\ I

I
prob'abU
prob'ably
priced prince
^ pro'bang
price'less I

prince'dom pro'bate, «.
pric'ing
prick
pricked
prick'cr
>.
prince'ly
prin'ce's feather
prin'ce's-metal
prin'cess
0 pro'bate, v.
proba'tion
proba'tional
proba'tion ary
prick'ing prin'cipal
,
proba'tioner
prick'le ""
principality
'^.x
'

pro'bative
prin'cipally
prick'le-back X .s pro'batory
princip'ia probe
prick'liness "v^f princip'iant
'
probed
prick'ly prin'ciplt pro'bing
prick'Iy pear \^ 5 prin'cipled pro'bity
pride
prid'ed
^ \^ - prink prob'lem
pri'ding
\^ prinked
prink'ing
problemat'ic
^^ probleraat'ical
pried -^ >»" -- print
probos'cis
prie-dieu' print'ed
"V^. proce'dure
pri'er \ '
print'er j proceed'
priest \ -^ print'irg proceed'ed
pricst'craft
priest'ess
\^ ' , print'ing-office proceed'ing
.A \^ pri'or pro'ceed*
priest'hood V , '* pri'ordie i

procella'rian
,* . - pri'oress
priest'like VI ^, prior'ity
;

pro' cess
s prirst'liness ^' pri ory
L.! i 1
proces'sioii
 processional SOI proinenadcr

proces'sioiial produc'tion prognostica'tion

•> proces'sinnist produc'tive prognos'ticator
pro'chroiiism produc' tiviXy
prognos'ticatory
I produc'ltvcwcsi
proclaim'
pro'em I prn'gram
proclaimed' proera'ial I pro'gramme
proclaim'er profana'tion pro'grrss >

profane' progress'
proclaim'ing
profaned' progressed'
proclama'tioii profane'ly progress'ing
procliv'ity . profanc'ness progres'sion
A procoii'sul
procoii'sular
profa'ner -—3 _

,_
progres'sional
1
progres'sionist

^ ' procoii'sulary
profa'iiiiig

profaii'ity
profess'
^ progress'ive
progress'ively
-n. progress'ivi^m
procoii'sul ate
professed' "v.. • \ prohib'it
'

procoii'sulship profess'edly prohib'ited

A
•'^'>
prfHzras'tiiiate profess'iiig prohib'iter
N ^
profes'sion ''W^^ prohib'iting
. prt->cras'li[iated
profes'sioiial -.\ prohibi'tion
-_.^* procras'tinatiiig profes'sioiialism proliibitioEi.irv
procrastiiia'tion profes'sion ally
'oV^;A prohibi'tionist

, procras'liiiator
profess'or '^>- prohib'itive
professo'rial prohibit ivrlv
procras'tinatory
^/^ professo'riate
profess'orship
prohib'itory
projict
'

pro'crrant proffer prnjcc'led

V procreate proffered
I

project'ile
pro'created
pro'creatiiig
prof ferer
proffering
I- ^
project'ing
projec'tion
prorrca'tion
pro'creative
(

•
profi'cii-iicv
prnfi'cient
i'~ project'or
projec'turc
pro'creator '
prnfi'ciently projet'
procrus'leaii pro'fiie prniap'si'
J::-
proc'tor pro'lilist prolap'-us
profit pro'lato
procto'rial
I'rof'itable prol.i'tiiiii
procum'bent profitably V-
proligora'i na
prociir'able profited
,
•• procura'tion pr.,''iting
v^ i_^-~-,
t ^
7
pn'li'tjom'enary
profitless '

prolegom'eiKin
< proc'urator <l
profligacy -C'^ prolep'sis
procure' profligate ^ prolep'tic
procured' profound' \i^. prole ta ire'
~* procure'raent
procur'cr
profuinul'i'st X- '•
>, proleta'rian
.-, profound'ly X-'). pnilit.i'rianism
_/^ procur'ess profun'dity proleta'riat
procur'iiig profuse' •- / pro'letary
Pro'cyon profuse'ly 'CI prn'licidc
\ prod profuse'ness \^' proliferous
I prod'ded profu'sion prolific
prod'duiy prog prolil'u .I'lion
prod'igal proj;,-n'itive pro'lix
prodigal'ity progen'itor -/'-f priilix'ity
prod'igally
L prodig ious
prodig'iously
progen'iture
prog'eny
pt'iloc'iitfi

pro'logue
pr.Kl'igv prognath'ic prolong'
prixlrum'ata prolnnge'
prog'natlious
prod'romus proloiig.i'tion
progno'sis
priKi'uci', «.
produce', v.
prognos'tic :-^ prolonged'
prolong'er
t. produced' prognos'ticable
prolong'ing
produ'cer
prugiiuMticaie
I
•
produ'cible prolu'sion
produ'ciiig proguos'ticated promenade'
prod'nct '1 promena'ded
prognos'ticating
prtxlue'tilp \- promena'der
 promenading 202 prospectively
1
i

'
i

\
\ propouud'ed
•L Prorae'thciiii ^^__^
\ propagan da
propagan'dism
^-'l
I
propound'er
propound'! ni;
"1 prupagan'dist
prom'iiieiice propped
pnira'incncy ) - prop'agate -^^
\ .
prom'inout prop'agated .1 prop'ping
prop'agating propra'-'tor
prnm'inently
" propaga'tioii propri'etary
proiiiis'cuous propri'et'jr
~ prop'agator \.- propri'ety
prcimis'oioiisly
premise
prora'iseJ
propel'
pr^ • 'ed'
^:L3 pro-proc'tor

priiinisce'
\' propt
f r.opel'Ier propul'sioii
pD'in'isiT iv
propel'ling propul'sivt
pp'm'iMiif,'

ppnn'issorily
\ "^ jiropend'etit \ propyI'X''um
\ prepense' prop'yion
promissory
pi'-rn'oiitory > priH't'ii'^ion pro ra'ta
propeii'sity prore
pri im 'tc'
pro-re;'|i>r
prMm'tfd prop'( r
pr')p'('rly prorec llir.lt•
pr"i!i ''t'T
pp>ni'''tin!: prop'i'rty pr''tol;a'tK)n
promo'tioii proph'ccy
proph'csii-il prorogUf'
promo'tivo '

proph'csier |)rorogiied'
prompt
/' A pronipt'-lxK'k
prompt''''l
proph'esy
prnph'esying
prorosu'iiiK
prosa'ic
proph'ft prosa'ical
. prompt '<r
pruph'ctrss pro'saism
prompt'iiig
promptitude propliet'ic Y pro'saist
prophet'ical prosce'nium
'

prompt'lv 1
proscribe'
- prompt'u.iry prophylac'tic . proscribed'
\.'
prom'ulgate propitrqiiity proscri'bcr
~ \
prom'ulgatcd propi'tiable proscri'bii!^?

prom'ulgatiiig propi'tiate , proscrip'tiuii

propi'tiated proscrip'livi'
promulgi'tion
prom'iilR.itor
\^ propi'tiating ^ prose
prosec'tor
propitia'tion
, prosecute
7 prnrauli?'' propi'tiator pros'ecuted
promulgod'
propi'tiatory -r:,^ pros'ecutiiiK
X', . / promul'ijcr prosecu'tiun
promurcin ;
propi'tious pros'eculor
pro'iiato
priipi'tiously pros'ecutrix
., prona'tion
pro' plasm proseii
'
prona'tor
' prop'olis
j
' pros'elyte
prone
propone' pri '''lytcd
prone'nrss
pro()o'nent pi./s'elylins
__ pronR pros'elytisiii
protiRpd
pros'elytizf
proiiom'inal prop'jr'lionable pros'elytizei!

pro'nouii
V
• V proper' tional pros'elytiziii-'
-1^, pro'ser
. •, pronouiire' propor'tionally pro'sily
"^
— -V/^ pronounce'alile X prnpor' tionate pro'siiiess
'^\
._^ pronounced'
\ /' \^ propor'tionatcly pro'sing

.^ -^ pronounce merit V ^ \
^\ firifpor'thntil
propir'tinm'te
pro-sla'very
prosodi'acal
.^, _ pronoun'ccr propor'tionment proso'dial
propo'sal proso'dian
,
,>T"k^ pronoun'ciiig
propose' pros'odist
,^ .»-- i_ proiiunciamen'to proposed' \ pros'ody
propo'scr \ prosoptfp'i.' 1.1
'\_ ^. proniiruia'tion
\^ ^^

J .1
,,.
'

'\i-'
pronun'ciatory
.' proof
priKif'-reader
proof-sheet •
> /"
propo'sing
proposi'lion
proposi'tional
propotind'
prospect
prospec'tion
prospcc'tive
prospcc'livc'w
 803 pgpudomorphous
prospector

jirotnx'idizc provi'sory
pro^ifwc'tor
protox'idizpd provoca'tion
firnspec'tus
protox'idizms provo'cative
\ proi'per provo'kable
pros'pered Protozo'a
proto/.o'ic provoke'
pros'pering provoked'
prospcr'ity pro* '''o'on
provo'ker
pros'pcrous protract' provo'kiii^
pros' pprousty provo'kiii.'l
pros'tatc protr;irt'cd
'I
protr ict'ing prov'ost
prosfat'ic ' *i T
'

protrjc.t'ile prow
pros'thesis
protrac'tiim prow'is-.
prosthet'ic
protract'ivi' [irowl
prostitute
protract'' ir prowled
pros'tituted prowl'er
pros'litiitiriR
•
protni'lo'
protru'df^d prowl'ing
prostitu'tioii
protru'dini; pnix'imal
pros'titutor
protm'sil'' •^rox'imate
pp's'tratf, a.
protru'sion prox'imately
pros'tr.iti-.i;.
pros'trated protni'sive proxini'ity
pros'traiiiiR protu'brranrp
prolii'bfrant prox'iiiio
prostra'tinii
pro'stylc
'^^ protu'l)Pratc prox' y
protu'lM-rati d pnide
pros'y
prosyl'logism ."^ protu'beralin;: prudence
pni'deiit
protaK'oiiisI ] toud .1
pi'iud'i'r pnideii'tial
prot'asis
pr'iMd'i-.t pru'deiitly
protat'i
proiid'ly
pr'.'-
pr"U<i'!i''>> pr'i'dery
p. :
pru'ilish
prov'ablc
P "
prov'ably pririli>hly
pi
pr prove 1^ • pr'i'^li^htif>^
pre St proved
provedoro' prune
prouut'ive pruned
protect'or
1- 1. prov'cn <

l'roV''tii;.il
pruiiel'la
protect'oral
prov'eiider ,< pnmel'lo
protect'orato
prov'er
* pru'ner
protecto'rial
prov'erb ;- prunii'erous
-/ protect'rcss
prover'bial ^ pru'ning
protect'rix pru'niiig-ho^k
prote^S' pru'riencc
pro'teid provcr'bialism
I
pru'ricncy
pro'teine prover'bialist pru'ri.vit
1. pro tcm'porc pnirig'inoii'i
prn'tfst, n. provor'bially ,

^ provide' pruri'go
protpst'.v.
provi'dcd I'rus'sian
Ih-ot'estant
prov'idencc pnis'siatc
Prot'estantism
prov'ident prus'sic
protesta'tion
providen'tiil pry

XK
protest'ed
providen'tialiy pry'ing
protest'er
prov'idently pry'ingly
prc.tcst'ing
provi'der prytane'um
prolest'ingly _^, pryt'anis
prtvi'diiig pryt'any
I'ro'teus
prov'iiice a-~x psalm
proth'esis psaliu'*l)<»' ik
prnvin'cial
prothon'otary
protho'rax
pro'tocol
pro'toRine
protomar'tyr
J proviii'cialism

provin'cialist

provinciality
prov'ing
-^

I
psalra'ist
psalmtxl'ic
psal'mtxlist
psal'mody
psal'ter
provi'sion psal'tery
pro' topi asm
provi'sional I- pscu'do
pro'.oplas'mic
provi'sitJlialiy pscu'dograp'i
pro'toplast
protopln'tic
\ V^
provi'sion ary
provi'sioiied
u .1/
p'-pudog'raphy
pseu<l"l'ogist
pro'tosalt i

provi'sionitig f/ pseudol'ogv
pro'totype pseudomor'
provi'so r
protox'ide phous

p..^r--5=w»f.»>-.
 -

pseudonym 204 punitory

psfu'doiiym pulsim'eler
pudic'ity
L- pseudon'jinous pu'enle
puls'ing
pulsom'eter
iv- pseu'doscope pueril'ity
pshaw pulta'ceous
pucr'pcral
psilan'thropist pul'verable
pucr'perous
pulvera'ceous
psitta'cious
\ puff

\. —
pso'ra
ps ir''a'=is
W puff'-biU
puffed
pul'verine
pulveriza'tinn
p ic pul'verize

v ^
'
puff'cr
p-i ''.'hie pul'verized
puffery
;« ,' ihical pul'veri^er
puffin
psycholog'ic pul'verizin^'
puffitiess
'
ps>xlicilog'icai
pufl'uig
pul'verous
puffy pulver'ulent
psychol'ogist \. P'lR pul'vinated
psychol 'ogy
png'-dog
psy'cliomancy pulvi>
|.l]^'LTir-:,Mrr
i o psycho'sis pu'ma
pug'guig
I
psychrom'ctcr puin'ice
pu'gil
psychrnra'etry
pu'gilism
pump
ptar'migan pumped
pu'gilist
pump'er
'••U
pteriplcgis'tir
ptiT'iilac'tyl
';> pugilist'ic
pum'pernickr!
pter'op ,1
pugiia'cious
ptis'au pump'-hand!i
pugnac'ity pump'ing
Ptoleraa'ic
pura'pion
pug'rioscd
L"."^ "^^ -'."^ pto'maine puis'iie
purap'kiii
pun
pty'alin pu'issance
p'.'.ssaiit punch
pty'alisra
puke punched
1. ptys'magcgiie
puked punch'eoii
puberal
^- pu'bcrty
pu'king
pul'clintude
pur.ch'er
punchinel'ld
pn'fv-i
punch'ing
\ \/> pubos'criice
pule
puled puuc'tate
V pubos'cciit
pu'lcr punc'tated
V, pu'bic
pu'ling piuic'tiform
\ \ pub'lk pnl'kha
punctifio
pub'licMi -f pull
-"'\ -. \ pull'-back pimctil'ious
puhlka'lion
\ pulled puiic'tual
V pub'lU-luuse
y "^ ^;
\' publicist'
puU'er
pul'let
punctual'ity
punc'tually
v> public'ity
pub'tidy
pul'ley puMc'tuatc
Vi ^MftVir-^piriti'd
pull'ing punc'tuated
\
\
'

,
piib'ltsh
pub'lixhcd
I'ull'mau-car
1 ul'lulate ^ punc'tuating
punctua'tioii
pul'raoriary
\
V \
pub'ltilier
puh'liihmg
puccoon'
puce
i

\
puira'm'ic
pulp
pulped
punc'tuator
punc'ture
punc'tured
1
\, V \ pulp'iliCbS punc'luriiii;
puck pun'dit
pulp'ing
puck'tr
\ purk'crod
pul'pil pung
pulp'ous pun'gence
puckering pun'gency
pulp'y
puck'ci y
pul'quc pun'gent
pud'der
pul's 'te Pu'nic
pud'deriiiR pul'sated pu'nier
L pud'ding
pul'satile
pul'satirig
pu'niest
pu'niness
L pud'ding-stone
piiilMiiigy
puUa'tion
p'ji'sative
pun'ish
pun'ishab!"
puiJ die r
•

sr\- pufsatory pun'ished

pud'dled
pud'dler
pulse < pun'isher
pulsed pun'ishing
pud'dling
pulse'-glass pun'ishrrciit
L pud'dly
pu'dcncy
pulse'less
pulsific
pu'nitive
pu'iiitory

• '-

!
 20» pyramid
punk
\' pu'ritanisra Pu'seyite
punk purity push
pun'ka purl pushed
punned purled push'er
pun'ner pur'lieu push'ful
pun'not pur'lin push'ing
pun'ninK pur'ling
pun'ster purloin' push'-pin
punt purloined'
punt'cr purloin'er pusillanim'ity
punt'ing purloin'ing
puni'ist purpar'ty pusillan'imnus
pn'ny pur' pie piHS
\-
pup pur'ple<l pus'sy
pu'pa pur'pling piis'tular
pu'pil pur'plish (i'.b'tul.ui', ii.
\ pupilage purport' pus'tulate, r.
pn'inllirv-lary pus'tulated
\' pupip'arous purport'cd
pustula'tion
A pupiv'orous purport'ing pus'tule
pupped i
pur'pose pus'tulous
>
pup' pel purposed
piip'p-t-^llOW pur'posrfui
\
\

puta'men
pup'ping 1
pur'poseless pu'tative
\ pup'py pur'posely putchuk'
pup'pyism pur" poser pu'teal
pur'ixjsing pu'tid
pura'na purpres'ture \ N put'log
puran'ic pur'pure
pur'blind
pur'chasable
V\ ,
purpu'real
pur'purin
^
V^
put'-oti
putrefar.'tion
putrefac'tive
pur'chase purr
^ pur'chased purred
-U— . p\i'trefied
pu'trefy
pur'chasp-money s pur'ree
..,

-'
L
pu'trefying
pur'chaspr pur'ring
purse putrcs'cence
pur'chasing pursed
pure pursc'ful
\r putres'cent
putres'cible
pure'ly purse'-net pu'lrid
pure'ness
pur'er
purse'-pride \ putrid'ity
pursc'-proud put'ter
pur'est purs'er put'tied
pur'fle
purga'tion
purs'ing
purs'lane
\ />H('ting
put'ty
pur'gative pursu'able put'tying
purgato'rial pursu'al init-up'
pur'gatory pursn'ance puz'zle
pursu'ant pui'zled
purge pursue' puz'zle-headed
purged pursued' puz'zler
pur'per pursu'(>r I'uz'zling
piu-'ging pursu'ing puxzola'no
puritica'tion pursuit' pysp'mia
pu'rificative pur'suivaiit pyc'nite
pur'sy /c'nodont
• pu'rificator pur'tenancc pyc'nostyle
I

pu'nilence pye
pu'rificatory -/^ py'gars ,

A." pu'ntlency an
pygniflB
V pu'rified
pu'rifier
pu'riform
V v-V
pu'rulent
purvey'
,

py^my
pvgine'an

purvey' ance pyja'mas

pu'rify purveyed' pyl'agore
pu'rifying
Pu'nm pnrv^y'inc p\ lor'ic
piu-'ism purvey'or pylo'rus
pur'ist pur' view pyr'acanth
v^ pu'ritan pus
\- pyral'lolite
puritan'ic VHi'seyism
Pu'seyist
pyr'amid
puritan'ical
 pyramidal 206 pyxis

<
lltiiN N- pyram'idal (/ pyrol'ogist
'i
py'rotechiiy
J=^. pyramid'ical pvrol'ogy py'roxpnc
pyre pyrolu'site pyroxyl'ic
Pyrene'ati
. r pyrenc'ite ^ pyr'omancy V I'yr'rhic
. l>yr"'tliruiii pyroman'tic V> pyr'rhile
pyrct'ic pyrom'ctiT pyr'rholitc
„ ,
1
^ pyretol'ogy pyr'rhonism
pyromet'ric v.'^ pyr'rhoiiist
pyrex'ial
-—^ pyr'gom pyrom'etry pyr'rhotinc
pyr'iforin pyroraor'phite Pythagore'aii
^, .

- pyrita'ceous pvToraor'phous Pythag'orism

pjTi'tcS ^ -.^: py'rope
V' pyrit'ic <-'^ ' pyropli'iirou? I'yth'ian
p>To-ac'id pvr'ipli'oriH py'thon
Hi 5^ji ,
\,^-\
I

« ' ', py'rochlore ^ pyr'oscope pyth'oncss

p\TO-elec'tric X pyro'sis python'ic
^

— -./_; pyrog'enous p>TOS'raalite

py'thonisra
— V pyrol'atry pyrotech'nic
pyx
pyrolig'ncous pyrotcch'nics pyxid'ium
pvTolith'ic pyx'is
•v. p>T0t<-ch'ni5t
 quan'tum
III1J
i|ual>
I quadriv'ial
quadroon'
quarantine
quar'rcl
~Y-
qiiack
quacked Quadru'm ana quar'relled-led
ick'tTv quad'rui'iaur
c,M
qii.ick'ing
'
quadni'maii'MH quar'rcUcr-ler
, 1. quad'ruue
qii.ick'ish
'
qiiark'salvor quadruped quar'relling-lnig
quad quad'ruple
1
quad'rupled quar'relsoniP
qnad'ra quar'ried
(|iiadnr|il'cate, a c-.i
Quadrages'inia quar'ricr
quad'ranglc qtiadru'plicatc, f
; 1, , quar'ry
(liiadru'plicated
quadran'gular quadru'plicating qu.ir'rying
' quadruplica'tion quart
1
quad'rans quar'tan
quad'raiit quad'rupling
1

qua'St'or
quarta'tion
quad'rat quar'ter
(|\i.id'r,Ui', a. quaff
quaffed quar'terage
qviad'ratc, ii.
qnar'ter-day
quadrat'ic quaff'cr
quar'ter-dcck
quadra'trix quaffing
quag - quar'tereu
quad'ralure
qihiclren'nial quag'ga quar'terfoil
quad'riblc quag'gy
quar'tcring
qiiadricap'sular :

qnag'mirc r_r quar'terly

]

quad'ricurn quail quar'tcrmaitcr

quailed quar'tern
quadridec'iraal quail'nig quartcrcx)n'
quouit quar'tcrs
qiiadridcn'talp quar'ter-session
•
qiiad'rifid quauit'ly
quaint'ness quar'tcrstad
qiiad'rifoil
(]',iartet'-olte'
quake
<iuad'rifnriii quaked quar'tile
qua'ker quar'tiiie
l_ quadri'Ra ,
(|ua'keres» quar'to
qtiadngoria'ru'ii^
I

qiiadrilat'pr.il qua'kerifh y\ quar'tole

..
•
Q'la'kerisin quartz
quadrilit'i-ral
qua'king quartzil'eious
quartz'o^e
1 quadrille' qual'ifiahle
q\iadririion V quartz'y
quash
qualifica'tion
IN quadriloTjatc
quashed
quad'rilobed qual'ificativc
-/' qviash'ce
\ ^-1
quadriloc'ulur qual'ificator quash'ing
quadrino'uiial qual'ifiid qua si

qual'ifior quiisp'tion
quadrinom'ical qual'ify quas'sia
qjal'ifying quas'si"
quadripar'titc"
'"1 (lual'itative quatcr'aary
quadriphyl'lous
qual'ity V qiiater'nidu
quad'riieiue qualm qualei'iiily
qualm'ifli <lualorze'
)\ quadrisyllab'ic
qualm'i^hly quat'rain
IV quadrisyl'lable qu v.'dary quat'refoil
quantifica'tioii qua'ver
quad'rivalve
quaii'titative qua'vcred
1 qua'vercr
t quadrivalv'.ilar L quan'tity
 208 quotum
qaavering

qiu'voriiig
1
quick'sand
quick'set
— W quin'quevalve
quiti'quifid

,
quay age '— " quinqui'na
queach'y .r quick'-sightcd
quin'sy
quean quint
9 quea'siness * quick'silver
quin'tain
quca'sy
)
queen ^ quick'stcp quin'tal
quin'tan
queen'ing
t ;
•lick'-wittpd quintes'sence
quecn'like
quintessen'tial
queen'ly '
flUifltPt'-»'ttl
queen'-post quid
quiddity quintil'lion
> queen's-met'al
quid'dle quin'tuplc
queer
quid'dled quintu'plicate
. queer'ish quin'zaine
quid'dlei quip
queer ly
quid'dling qui'pu, quip pii
quelch
' quid'nunc quire
quell
yuiri'nal
quelled quid pro quo quirk
quell'cr
quicsce' quirked
qucll'ing
quiescc'J' quirk'ish
/ quench
quirt
quench'able quies'ccnce
quies'cency quit
^-r quenched
quench'er quies'cenl
1 quitch
'' quies'cing quit'claim
qucnch'ing
qui'et q\iile
quench'less
qui'eted quit'-rent
V quer'citron
quits
' que'ried quiVtrr
qui 'e test quit'table
querirao'nious qiii'eting quit'tance
/" que'rist qui'etism quit' ted
qui'etist quit'ter
. quern '"b quit'ting
^ quer'ulous '
r- r quietist'ic
quiv'er
• 'r qui'etly
qufr'ulously quiv'ered
Hi quer'ulousness
L, qui'etness
qui'etudc qiiiv'i-rfiil
^^ c^
quie'tus quiv'ering
/ quc'ry .'> c ^
'^ _
qiiivA-riiiglv
que'rying quill
,^ quest quill'-driver qtii Vive
ques'tion
.^-l ''r quilled
Quixot'ic
X ques' liotuthle
jM«'/iomj6iiTirss
-..'

--
^^ qm."et
quill ing quixot'ically
\p ques' tionably
1
^1^
quiU'wort c ^ quix'otism
1
^ quilt
ques'tionary
qucs'tioned c_r^ quilt'cd quix'otry
-f ques'tioner
_/- quilt'cr
quiz
ques'tioning t—T^*' quilt'ing
quizzed
;

ques'tionist •~^ qui'nary

r qui 'n ate quiz'zcr
^ quti'tionless i

quince quiz'zical
\, qucst'man "-<•
*""
V qiiince'-tree quiz'zing
J qucst'or
quincun'cial , quiz'zing-gliss
queue
, queued quin'cunx "^^ quod'libct
quoin
\ qmb'ble
quib'bled
quindcc'agon
,

quoit
V quon'dam
ii.
V "^
quib'bler
quib'bling
quin'ine
quo'rum
Quinquagcs'ima quo'ta
_ quick
;^ quinquan'gular •X qtio'table
quick'en
quula'tion
^ quick'ened quinquefo'liate ;

quota
quick'ener
quinquelit'cral quo'ted
qviick'ening
quo'ter
quick er quinquen nial |
quotb
-» quick'-grass
quinquppar'tite quotid'ian
qiiick'lime quin'quercme
\

1 ^o quo'tient
y
j

quo'ting
q'lick'Iy quinquesyl'lable 1

quo'tuiu
quick'iips?
\ rab Radia'ta raiment
rab'bet
\ rab'bctcd
rab'bftiiig
ra'diate
ra duted
ra'diating
^\ rain
raiii'bnw
raiii'driip
\ rabbi' radia';ion rained
rab'bin ra'diator rdin'lall
V '
Ral)biii'ic rad'ical •7 raiii'-gaiige
I r.ibl)i'ric rad'icalUm rani'ier
\. rabbiii'ical radlcal'ily rain'iest
rab'binisrn rad'iraiiy rain'iness
rab'biiiist rad'icarit rain'ijig
rab'bit r.i ricif, a. riiii'le->s
\ rab'blc rad'icatc, v. rain'-pni"!
rab'blpincnt radicated rain'-watcr
rabdi)l'i)gy r.id'irating rain'y
rab'i r.idica'tion raisable
rab'iJ rad'icle raise
rab'liUy r.i lir'nlar raised
r.ili'idufs,^
ra'dw r iis'er
ra'bies radii >m'eter rii'sin
ra'ca rail'ish rais'ing
raccoon' ra'diiis ra'j
race
./ I

ra'dix i r.i'j.ili
race'-coursp raff / Rajpoot'
raced raf'firih rake
racf'-horse
raceme' ^ raCHe
raffled
raked
rak'ee
ra'cer raf'fler rake'-hell
rachil'la raf'liitig ra'ker
ra'chis i.ift ra'king
ra'cial raft'er ra'kish
ra'cior raft'ered ra'kishness
ra'cicst raft'ing r.ilc
ra'cily raft-i'm.ui ral'Iied
ra'ciiipss rag ral'lier
ra'cing rag'amiiftin ral'ly
rack ral'lying
racked raged raiu
L-rU'tr ra'^jer Ramadan'
rack'et rag'-fair
\ ram'ble
rack'eted rag'gcd rara'bled
rack'cling rag'gpdness ram'blcr
rack'cty rag'ging ram'bling
rack'ing
rack'-rent
L ^ rag'iiig
rag'Ian
ram'ekin
ra'meous
rack'-renter rag'man ramifica'tion
raconteur' ragout' • ram'ified
' rac'xin' rag'-shop raMi'ifcirni
r-S'itorie laiu'ily
racqu ei rag' wort rara'ifying
ra'cy raid ^ rammed
raddle rail rara'mer
ra'diul railed ram'ming
ra'diaiice rail'er ram'misli
ra'diancy rail'iiig ram'my
ra'diant rail'lery ra'mous
ra'diaritly rail 'road ramp
ra'diary rail'way rampa'cious

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 810 rayless
rampage

raph'ide* I rat'ify

1
rarapagi-'
rampaged' "I ^— raph'igraph rat'ifying
raph'ilitr .-1 ra'ting
rampagiiiK
X ram
ram'pant
paiicv rap'id
rapid'ity
ra'tio
ratioc'inate
ratiocina'ti'in
ram' part
' '
rap'idly
ra pier ratioc'inativr
ramprd A "^j ra'tion
ramp'ing rap'ine
rapparec' ra'tional
ram pion rationa'le
ra'mus rapped
rappee' ra'tion alisni
rara'rod
rap' per ra'tiunalist
ram'shacklc .

rap'ping rationalist'ic
_ ram'sons
' rapport' rational'ity
.
' ram'ulous
rapprochc'iueni ra'tion alize
ran
' rap«ical'lion ra'tion ally
rances'cent ,

rapt rat'lin
ranch
ip'tor rati>m'
ranch'man r
ripto'rial rats'bane
ran'clio , I

raptu'rious rat' -tail

t ran'cid
. rap'ture rattan'
rancid'! ty
rap'turoiis rafted
( ran'cidncss
ra'ra'a'vis ratteen'
ran'cour
' rare rat'ten
ran'corous
raretac'tioi. rat'ter
ran'corouslv
^ . rar'cfiable rat'tuig
r.ii.cl
rar'efied rat'tle
randan'
rai'efy rat'tled
ran'dom "^ rar'efyii • r. It'll' I

ra'nec
rat'lli'snak''
- rang rare'ly
rare'r.es rat'tling
range ^

rar'cr rail'city
' ranged
rar'ily rau'cous
ran'ger , .

ras'cal rav'age
(^ ran'ging rascal'ilv r.iv'aged
:
ra'nine

-'
rank
ranked
rank'er
rascal'lion
ras'cally
rase
rash
vC r.iv'agfr
rav'a«itig
rave
raved
rank'ing > rav'el
IK ran'kle '
rash'er ^-^
" rash'ly ravc'lin
ran'kled
', rash'ness
I
ravelled
ran'kling , ,

" r.iv't^lt'd
rank'ly raso'rial '

•> •
rav'elling
rank'ness -
'
rasp
rnv'i'lniL:
raa'sack rasp'atory .

"V rasp'berry ra'ven

ran'sackcd ,

rasped rav'eii
'
ran'sackiT
' rasp'er rav'enod
ran'sacking .

' rasp'ing rav'ener

ran'som .

ran'somed .
•/ ra'sure V^ rav'eninn
rat rav'enou*
ran'somer
rav'enoii-lv
• ran'soraing • i ratafi'a
ratan' ra'ver
ran'somle^^
rat'any <. rav'in
rant
ratch V.' ravine'
rant'ed
ratch'et ra'ving
rant'er
ratch'il rav'ish
rant'erisra
rate rav'ished
rant'ing
r.iteabili'lv rav'isher
rant'y ,-
ralc'abie i. ra'/ishirs
Kanuii'culu^ .

^ rate'abU rav'ishnvMit
rap
rapa'cious
\ ••',
ratc'-book raw
^^ ra'tcd raw'-boned
rapa'ciously
/ rapa'ciousnt-ss \, rate' payer raw'-head
rate payers raw'ish
rapac'ity '',.1
'
ra'ter raw'ness
rape
y rath'er ray
Raph'aelite
ratifica'tion ra'yah
Raph'aclisni
^^ rat'ified rayed
Rapb'aelitism
rat'ifier ray'less
ra'phe

-^.XULIL.
raie 211 reeitation

raze reapp<ii:it'
•
,
' recalcitra'tion
razed reappoiiit'iiiR recalfsre'
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J
rt ti/)/>rti«/'Mt(-»t/ recales'cence
!
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r.i'ziiig reappor'ti'iii ri-caJl'

r.i'zor rear rfcii,!ed'
ra'ziir-bill 1 " .. rear'-admiral •~ Tl cati ing

N \ ri'absorb' reared recant'

r-.th^nrp'tin-i rear'er • recanta'tion
rrach rearing recant'cd
rrach'ablo r.Mr'-cuiic;/ recatit'er
ri'ached rear'nioii-ie — recant'ing
riAchVr re-arrange' recapit'ulate
r'Mch'ing re-arranged'
fict' rc-arrang'nig ,
" recapit'niated
recapil'ulating
reac'tion re-arrange'mei]t recapitula'tion
rrar'tionary rcar'ward ' recapit'ulatory
,
n Mct'ive pascend' recap'ti'iii
rcid rca'sdii " . recap' ture
read, p. tcitst- n a'son iblc recast'
rcad'ablc
rcaddrcss'
\ rea'sDnablcnosi 1 recede'
rea'sonalily J
rece'ded
readdrrsscd'
L readdri'S-i'idg
rea'soned
rea'soner
L rt'ce'ding
receipt'
rcad'cr ri-a'soiiing receipt'-book
ri'ad'iir
'
re.isseni'ble \ ' receipt'ed
rcad'iest \ reassert' p'reipt'ing
r.'ad'ily re-a^-'ss' v receiv'able
r^ad'iIlP^-
road'iii:;
reassign' V. ^ receive'
F' .i>-!^'. 'tiii; *. received'
rcad'iiiK-bixjk Tt\issi:;n' tih III »>, receiv'cr
riMd'iiiu'-nK.m reassiime' r»tt'iv'»r>hi|-
V
n'adjii>t' f.l~-U'l.ll:|i- ^ *"
recoiv'ine
rt-adjiist'f'd rea-:sure' '
re'cency
roadjiHt'iiit: reas'ty rrcen'sioii
rt'adjiisl'iMci.l rebaptize'
rpadmis'>ioii
\ rebati' /.
' rc'cent
\. re'cently
r'admit' reba'ti'd
read'y
\ rebate'ment
*
re'centness

read'y-made
\ -e!)a'ting
recep'tacle
\ receptac'ular
reaffirm ro'beck
reaftor'est
\ \ \ '
rcceptibil'ity
\ reb'el .• recep'tible
rea'gpnt
\ .obel' '^ ^ reccp'tion
re'al rebelled' --' recep'tive
real'gar
re'alism
X^ > rcbel'ling
rebi-il'ion
\
",
I receptiv'ity
recep'lrix
re'alist rebell'ious 1-
realiit'ic
\ rtbninid'
recess'
. recessed'
N real'ity ri'-biiuiiil'
^
' reces'sicin
re'alizable rebo'ind'ed recps'sional
rcaliza'tion reboiiiKl'ing ^ Rech'abite
re'alize
re'alized
\ rebuff'
./ recharK'e'
rebnfiid' r*chaiiii(^
re'alizing rebiifCing '
- reclieat'
re'ally fhuUd' > recherch*
realm s re'j.'iWi/'ing rechoose'
rc'alty
ri'.im
\ rebuilt'
I
recid'ivist
\ rebuke' ^- rec'ipe
rcan'imatc \ rebuked' recip'ient y
rean'imated rebu'kcr
rpan'irnatniij \ rebu'iang
' recip'ient

reaiiima'tioii
\ re'bus
rp"r'r.--:a!
'
\ reciproc al'itv
reaiincx'
reannexa'tinii
\ r. but' ^
^ recip'rocally

reap
\ r< but'tal 1 .
;_. ^ recip'rocate

reaped
\ rebut'ted recip'rocated

reap'f-r
reap'ing
\ ri.but'ti-
rebut'ting
recal'cifrant '\
rccip'rocating
reciproca'tion
reciproc'ity
reap'iiig-hojk recal'citrate 1
reci sion
reappear' '
recal'dtrated !
' "'
reci'tal
reappear'aiice recal'citrating recita'tion
rPfUatiT« iu r*>di>niptibl«

recommit 'ted recreraenli'ti.il

recitative'
recoramit'ting' recremeiiti'tiom
rrcitat: vo
r'commitnviit r'-crim'inate
recite'
rernmmil 111 r .rimma'li.'.
fci'ted
.^ec'ompense rrcrim'inati
ft^i'ter
rocit'ing rec''>mpen.;ed x recriides'. ice
rec'ompeii-iing recruit'
rt'cl<
recompose rrcruil'etl
reckeil
' recom posed' rrrniil'er
rcck'iiiif
reconip'14'iiiK recruil'i'.z
ri'rk'li-is
recompiKi'tion rec'tal
rcrk'lc«sly
..\ rec'oncilable rectaii'< •

ri'ck li'**ii<'«<
rpck'iin A rec'oiicilably
rec'onci'*'
rertan'Rl-'d
rectan'c.iiir
rrrk''mf<i
rec'oncili J rectangular'ily
ri'ik'')iii'r
rec'tifiable
- pck'citiiiiK rec'oncilem*
rec'onciler
lit
V rectifica'ti.ii
ri'claim'
reconcilia'ti.n rec'lifii .1
ri'i l.iim'al)lc
reconcil'iatory ^.
rec'tifier
r'l'laira'anl
rec'oiiciling rectify
r'-cl.iiin'"ii'
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rectxidii' t'
rectiliii'e.il
rpclami'ti'M-
lecon'nai^^ance rertiliii'ear
reclame
reronii. n'lre ri< ti'iide
ri't. aiiate
rc-oiuioi'tred - r>T't..r
rpclina'tp'ii
rec.iniioi'triiic r> . 'i.Tr.il
roclinr'
rt'con'quer '^^' rei li.rate
fclllied' '
reconsid'er re( t.i'nal
f'Tli'iicr
ii'ciiiwider.i'tioii rei l.)ry
. f li'iiini; 1^

I'-.-' rei >i|.^id'ered rec'tum

r- .

recoMsid'cring N r.cum'bence
r.-.

P'clu'sn-iti
hi;..-'
reconstruct' > treum'bency
l-t recoiistruct'ed recum'bent
V r''clu'5ive
rr-.al' r.xx)nstnict'in(! recu'perate
reconslnic'tioii recu'perate'l
:, ri'CORiii'tiiii
reconvert' rei I'peratini;
rnc'o(fiii/.abIe
.A,-- reconvcy' re. ip'-ra'tioii

rcconvey'ance re. I'porative

rec'i'Rnize
r c. .p'v recu'perat^T
rec't>Kiiized
record r*^- ir'
' rei'<i«nizer
I.'Corded' r*-- 'red'
rec'ogiiiziiiK
record'cr rrenc-
r.-c '. igniz. •!

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recount' ring
recoiled'
[•c.iunt'ed ate
recoil'er
r. J .v,»fit'ing
recnil'iiit; '

II-
rocoil'ment '

r.'c ip.-'l'
n .lit
reroiii'
r.c.jiip'ing i
lion
recoiii'agc
recoUert' r.Mxiup'me.iit
rrr.dir-.e' lact'-ur'
r-r .11. Tl'
ri-c<iv ^ac'tif.n
rpoUcct'i'd r

n-c er lac'l":
recollect'iiiE
rccov'trMt Ian'
ri-oll. t'ii.<
recollection
.

recov't'red
recov'erer
k i'bre.i
d'cai
re-c^)llec'tion
recov'ering d'coai
recoUect'ive
recov'ery I'criss
recoraMiia'tion
rec'reancy i'den
rerombine'
recommence' rec'reallt nam
rec'reate . I'dt
recomm'-n ed'
, recomineni'ing re-create' L tt-J'der.
red'dis'
recommend' rec'reated
rec'reatin^ t red'dlc
"s rocnmmeiid'ahle
1. . ^ ii-i. I.i'!...;^
re-rreat'mg 1 redeem
redeem'
r.-...ii.i:i»'ii.l'.it..r\ recreati'>n
re-crea'ti-.ii
1
n I redeemed
recommeiid'ed
•
recomm.ii.l'er recreative redeem'cr
recomm'iul'ing rec'rement redeem'in
r^^commit' recremen'tal -K rn-lcmp'tii
i

redemption 218 tftunilag

1 rrticinp'lion 1 re^'en i.fi'i

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rpd-ta'pism *' re-export / '\ nfr.in'gible

'
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« redu'cent _ ri 'ec'tion rcfresh'ing
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red' wing refine'
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re-ech'oine T ,X^'_^ refine'men t "'•^ refund'ed

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 refundment 214 relenting

rrfiniiriiifiit regrat'er reinvest'

rii;r it'ing r.iiiirs('i»i"i:'
redi'sable
V rcfii'sal r.- iirr^-, II. reis'sue
regiess' .. rcis'sued
refuse
ref?'"e>'sion .1 -b reis'suing
refused'
refu'scr regress'ive reit'eratc
rt'fii'siiig regret' reit'erated
refu'table regret'ful reit'erating
regret'ted reitera'tiori
refiita'tiiui
regret'ting reit'ii itive
refu'tatory
ftX uf,ir reject'
refute' I

regiilar ity reject'able I

refut'ed
refut'ing resuLirly rejected |

reg'ulale / reject'er
regain'
regained r^'g'uiated reject'ing
regain'uig regulating rejec'iion
regtila'ti<in I reject'ive
re'gal
reg'ulative reject'ment
regale' *n
regaled' reg'ulator L rejoice'
regale'meiit rg nil r rejoiced'
rcga'lia reg'ultis
r c rejoi'cing
rega'iing
regality -7 7 regurgitate
regiirgita'ti'Mi
rejoin'
rejoln'der
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regard'
regard'ant ,
reliabd'itatod
rrhabilita'tion
c rejoin'ins
reju'venatc
regarded r.'liang' reju'vcnated
regard ful re'hash reju'venating
rehear' rejuvenes'ceiii e
regard'nig
regard' less ^ reheard' tr. rejuvenes'tent
regatta '^ rehear'ing rekin'dle
re'gel rehears'al rekin'dled
re'geiicy „ rehearse' rekin'dling
regeii'eracy
*
rehearsed' relaid'
reg 'iierate, ti.,a — ' rehears'rr relais'
reg-n'erat'-, r. rchears'ing rcland'
regen'erated r'li^Mi' relapse'
/, " relapsed'
regeti'eratnig Rcuhs'rath
1 i / r'-s<''i<''a '"'"
regen'erative
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Reiths'tag relapi'er
relaps'ing
regen'erator reign relate'
/
regen'eratory . reigned rela'ted
7 re'gent • reign'ing relating
reimburse' rela'tii'ii
regerinina'lion ^^.
reimbursed' rela'tiiiiial
rcg'icKt.il
reimburse'mcnt rela'tionship
/ reg^icide
f^~
regime' reimburs'ing relative
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reg'inien
reg'iraciit rein rela'tnr
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relax'
ri-i!imen'tals rein'deer relax'ant
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regi'iia reined relax'ation

/
re'gion reinfnrre' relax'ativr
J
reg'ist' r reinfureed' relaxed'
/
rcg'isteri'd reinfcirre'ment relaxing
I

L
h reg'i^tcrnig
reg'istrar
reinlorr'ing
rem'ing
relay'
|.-l,tv'

reg'istrarship reiii'lesi rejeas'able

i
reins releaser'
/ rcgistra'tion
reg'islry reinsert' released'
re'gnis '^ release'ment
reg'let reinstall' releas'er
reinstate' releas'ing
H r-;;'nal
rfg'n:»--y rein'tat'ed rel'egate
reg'nant . reinstaiL-'ment rcl'egated
-1 regtjrge'
-V. reinstat'uig rel'egating
'-) relega'tion
regorged' xnmur'ance
regrant' reinsure' —\ relent'
regrate' relHtl'iduCe' relent'cd
! f regrat'rd rvinlr'hluc'tinn relent'ing
i I
 216 repack
relentless

^ relent'less ^ . / rcmar'riage removed'

remar'ried remov'iiig
relent'lessly I

remar'ry I-— Rem'phan

relet'
' remar'ryinK remuiierabirity
rel'evancr
rerevancy reme'diable \ rerau'nerable
reme'dial '-\v -; rerau'nerate
rel'evaiit .

\ rem'edied ;, ' remu'neratcd

reliabil'ity
\ reli'able
1
rcra'ediless , remu'nerating
remunera'ti'in
reli'aiice rem'cdy
rem'edying n mu'nerative
rcli'aiit
remem'btr remu'neratory
rel'ic \ •

remetn' bcrt'd
"' Renaissance'
rrl'ict I

relied' \ fi-mcm ftiriiit re'nal

relief \ rciidni**'
remenibrAwcvT ^ ren'ard
reh'er
rein^'renre
\ rcliev'able
relieve'
rem'iform
rem'igrate reii.i rent
rentun'tre
relieved' remind'
remiiid'cd rencoun'ier
reliev'ing
rcmind'er rend
relie'vo ,

rcniiiiil'lul rend'er
relight' '"I
rWig'ion ^ remind'ing ren'dered
ren'deriiig
/ /
relig'ionism rerainis'cencp
reminis'cenl "f rcn'di'7vuus
relig'ionist I

rem'iped rend'ible
religios'ity
. reinisi', «. rend'niR
rWiR'ious
ri/ig'iouslv reniist"^' , v. _ rendi'tion
-. remised' ren'egade
remis'ing renew'
reltn-gmshiU
, remiss'
-\ renew'able
f./m'i/ttisAiiirt
remissibil'ity renew'al
reliii'quishment
C rcl'iquary remiss'ible renewed'
remis'sion renew'er
rel'iaue 'w ^

remiss'ive renew'ing
r \ rel'ish
rcl'ishable remiss'ly ren'iform
reni'tency
rel'iihed
relishing
remiss'ness
remiss'ory J y reni'tent
remit' ren'net
relive'
"v-J' remit'tal renounce'
reloaii'
remit'tance renounced'
relu'ceiit
V, J remit'ted renouncement
reluc'tance
remit'tent rcnoun'crr
reluc'tancy
remit'tcr renoun'cing
reluc'tant
remit'ting ren'ovate
rcluc'tantly
rem'iiaiit ren'ovated
relume' "v- ^~-
remod'el ren'ovating
relumed'
remod'elled
1
renova'tion
relu'raine
relu'raiiied
ri-lu'ining
. remmrelliiiK
.

l_ remon'elui'
V ren'ovalor
renowi\'
renowned'
reK--
] ri'iHon'itrjuf ren t
relv'iiig
remade' rt'*n*tn'^lrati \ rent'able
rcmon'strateil reiit'al
remain'
rinu>n\l'atn\n rente (Fr.)
reroain'dcr
remon'straloi rent'ed
remained'
rem'ora renter
remain'in(!
remorse' rent'ing
remains' ^
'
remorse' lul rent' -roll
n-raake' '

reraorse'less tt numhir -id

remand' lenunei.Vtion
remaiid'eil V _ remote'
remiite'ly reoc'cupy
'
remand'iui;
renvite'ness reop'en
. remand'ment .. ,
reopened
'
rem'anent remo'tcr
remo'test rcop'ening
rem'anet ,
reordain'
remark' \^ % remould'
remount'
re-mark' 1 .•

reor ganizi
fftHarkabU removabil'ity
'

v^ reorgattiied
remarkably retrvK'ablt' I

\ ,

remarked'
\ reraov'al rep
remo/e' repack'
remark'm%
_^
 1

repaid tu n^quisitioned

repaid' replelr'ne-s
><
I reproach'ing
repair' uplr'ung \ lep'nibale. r<.

iMir'.tblt' reple'tuai !
i<

repaired' replev'iable
\ r -p'riliaf",
rep'robated
n ,

"^ ffp.iir'er . \ replfv'ied

\ reprobating
ri'pair'iiig
cpaiid' ^
replev'ln
ripk'v'y
'N reproba'tion
rep'robilive
\ »-p'arabIe ^ riplev'yinK ' repriHliite'
y^^i n-paia tifill ^ replica 1
reproduced'
upar'ative rep'lieant rt'prttiiiit '/.»'
t»l

rt-parttx-' I |>' u .lie, n., a rtprnjitc lift

ri-pass' \'
I
' I' a|. , I'. repriHil'
n paSMil' repluatiti
\ reprov'able
ripa^s'iiij; rip'lii aliiig ri'prov al
ri past' - replic'atiijti reprfive'
ri'pay' npii.'d' reproved'
ripay able repli'er rcprov'er
repaying reply' reprov'iiig
rt-pay'mfiit reply'ing reprnv'niKly
r«-pt'al' , . report' repta'tion
\ ii'palabirity report'eii rep'tatory
\ al'able reporter rep'tile
\f\ -aled' 1 report'ing Keptll'ia
'
repeal 'er reporto'rial reptil'ian
. r'-peai'iPR repos'al repuh'lu
r^pi-at' repose' repub'itian
reprat'e<l .
, reposed' repi4h'lieam^m
V' rippaft'dly •^ repos'uig rep,'" '«i/,i
repeal'cr rep*is'it repi, ..m?d
ripeat'iiig "•"
repos'ited npuh ni/r; L
repel' repos'iting trpublica'lvm
npii'laiice » repos'itory rrpub lish
rrl>.-,".aiit
repelled'
repossess'
rep .SM'S'sion
\ I Tipub'lisluil
f >
rrpub'lishii'ii
repet'leiice repouss/-' \ repii'diable
] repel'leiicy reprehend' tI repu'diate
^_l
repel'lent ' reprehend'ed - repu'diated
1 repel'ler -] reprehend'uig repu'diatint;
repel'ling '-^ reprehen'sible rcpudia'lloii
repent' reprehen'sion repu'dialor
11 •
repciit'ance
repent'ant -^
'
repreheii'sive
reprehen'sory
repHn'nanie
repiig'nancy
repcnt'ed tipteicnl' repui;'>iant
"— repeiit'ing represeni'abic repulse'
repeii'ple \ rifrtaenta'lti'H repulsed'
'--J reperciiss' reprfsenl' alive repuls'cr
r"- percussed' represent' ed repuls'ing
,_, fpercuss'iiig represent' mn repul'sion
r''p»'rciis'sii>n repress' repul'sive
fc rcpi-rcuss'ive repressed' repul'sively
N repertoire' repress'er repul'siveness
rep'ertnry repress'iiig repur'ihase
rcp'etcnd
, repetition A repres'sion
rcpress'ive
\
\
rep'utable
rep'utaWy
,
t n p'ti'tiiius reprieve' reputa'tion
repine' repries'ed' repute'
repined' reprirv'ing repu'ted
^ repi'ner rep'nmand ..V
repu'ting
repi'ning rep'rimaiided request'
o replace rep'rimaiidiiig request'ed
replared' reprint or. ' *-
request'ing i

V~, replare'ment repririt'ed re'quiem

nplac'ing ripriiit'iiig requir'able
• replant' r rcpri'sai require'
1 ,
replen'isli reprise reqlllfed' I

J replenished reproach
•A
replen'ishing
y-- X. ^ require'ment
reppiach'able requir'ing
replen'ishmcnt -
"-
^
replete'
nA reproached' T req'iiisite
reproach'lul requisi'tion
reple'ted reproach'fully requisi'tioiiMl
requisitioning^ 217 resupinate

c
i.-fliii-!'ii.mHn; resixiiVrflv rns'pitf
'
r reqiii^'itivc i-'Sigiief' 1 -s'llltrtl
ri'ijiu t.il ii-siKn'er r'-^'l>ilMij»
rt'qiiilf • ' ~ resigri'iiitc i
'. .' rc^pl.'iiM.ncP
* - roqui'ttnl ^, ri-siririup 1 '; f^pl<'iiVl>'tiry
1
' -..^ rii|iii'liirg resil'ieiiry ) •',
n^plrii'di-iit
J
1
<. riTc'.Ji,, rfsil'ieiit rcsp'-nd'
.. ir-ri-soKc' r.'^'ui
•'
r'sp-Mt^l'cd
rrn-'ward , n iiiiif
iinif emii'i
ernii'i ,
\ ^
J
'
respond' Hiice
* t.-,llc' f •i'llllllH
r'-^iiiiiiis re'|k)iid'>'iit
* xiihT H -1-.I' ".^
r- 'w 11 <piiiid'nig
•^ r''^niMrAl)i<- rcsist'.iiv^
rcsisi'.iiv^ r<_sp)iise'
vriiid'i'tl i;-sist'aiit I'-p iii~il'i 'iti' -
M-s, iiidlliR re-ijst'ed
\ '
tt'ipf'itsthtj'itv
I

r'-^ciiitriMi n! r^'sisi't-r ' tfipi'ti'sih-t-

n-sns -Kill r'-sistibil'ity l*'Spo!l sl'Hl
rt'scis'Mtry resi»t'ibl(- n -pon'sive
nvribi' rMsisl'iiig ^. ropon'sively
<^
f scrip* resistive i
r -[fin'sn'iMii-ss
ri-irrip'tive P-sisfless 'f V rest
rt-s'Tip'tively r.-'oluble r'i'tant
ri's'i liable r<s'oliite r rtstaiiraiit
p-'riie res'olutelv restau'ratetir
ris'cufd rt'solu'tirm '
rest'ed
ros'cuor ri'stjlvabil'ity rest'ful
rts'ciiing risolv'able ri'sl'iiiUy
research' , I.
ri M)lve' rest'diliiess
rt'srat' p'-clved' rest'ing
rpi<'i7.r' resolv'cnt ri'stitu'tion
resoll' resolv'er rist'ive
ri'Si-m'blanrp resolv'iiig .1
T' -.t'ivilv
rtsf mble res'oiiaim-
/"
V.
rest'iveiiess
ri'seni'bU'd rc-s'diiaiit rest'less
rcscm'bliiig r"s'onali)r ' rest'Iessly
rpsi'iit'
\ resorb' <* rest'lessness
rpsoiit't'd resf)rbed' f. V restor'ahle
re»tiil'<r
resell t'liii
V reSDrb'enI
resorb'iiiR
-i:
t .
rcstora'tioii
restofa'tii>iii>t
ros**TiriiiR resorp'tiori restor'ative
^ 1
resciit'ii'iii* resort' ;• restore'
rcsorv.i 'loi rev>rt'ed r. ri stored'
reserve' rcsort'iiig T !- restor'er
reserved' resciund' -•: ">
restor'ing
reserv'iilly res(im-d id • restrain'
res.Tv'cr resounding ,1 restraiii'able
revrv'iiig resource' \ restraine<l'
^.
reserv'ist resoiirce'less restraiii'cdiy
res'ervoir li'-Ncf \ restraiii'er
A.
reset' ^\ ,
r. s/'('(/ ibililv
<.^
rcstrairi'iiig
ri'set'ting rt>/'i-(/',i|i|c- restraint'
resit'tle fispf /'ably restrict'
resit'llimeiit re'pt'it'aiit restrict'"J
.«
reship' r.sfirr,;! restrict'ing
"^
reship'meiit ri'specfer • restrit'tii'U
reside' nsNrt'tul \__ lestrict'ise
resi'ded risptct'luliy \ , ' restrict'ivelv
rM'iiience ff s/)i't7'tiilii'>s
A. . rest'y
'
res'idency ^
rM'ident
residen'tial
ftspi'ct'yuii.
rtsptxl'tvf
ris/>ictiulv
A •*
result'
resiilt'aii>e
, result'ant
resideii'tiary
J ' c re<pe|l' "
_ resiilt'ed
resi'der '\ re^pirabil'ity resulting
t*»i'diii({ respir'able \ resuin'able
resid'i'"! re'-piratiun " lesiune'
resid'iurv * ^ •
f
'-f ri -p!r3'!i.-.>;3'.
^ r.^-nm^'
res' id lie res'piralor resiimefl'
resid'uum respir'atory
-•, » r -iim'ing
resign' respire' " resump'lioM
rfsie»'i lum respired' .•'^. resumptive
resigned' s ..
rcspir'ing ^ ^
^
resu'piiiate
 r«8orgenee 21S revery

/
resur gence retort'cd \ rrturn'able
rfsur'gent rctort'er returned'
^
rtsurrtt'tioH
reiurrec'tioiiist
rpsiirvey'
ti'tort'iiig
ret.jr'tion
r -i I'ch'
*
J '
'v
»
rolurn'iiig
retuse'
reun'ion !
|

,.- *
resus'citant i' retuiichfd'
"
reunite' j

retonch'nig reunit'ed
M <i- resus'citale
tesus'citatpd
resus'citating
^
r ^
-^
-''
rrtonr'
retrace'
V ^.
V, ,
revac'cinate
revaccina'tion
!

resuscita'tion
< retrace'abic V reveal'
resus'citative i retraced' *^ reveal' able
resus'citator <_ retrac'ing revealed'
re*wi ar'
V \ reveal'er
retract'
V
^
[N'
ri'sworii' \ retract'ability < reveal'iiig
retracfable V
ret
reta'blc \ retract'ed
rt'tract'iblc
T r
rev'el
veiil'-'

revela'tion
re'tail, n. V.

ri'tail', V. \ retract'ile .-^

rev'elled •

retailed' retract'ing rev'eled

.

retail'er retrac'tioii > ' rcv'eller

retail'ing T retractive 1 rrv'rlrr
I
retain' retract'or 1^ revel'lcnt
retain'able 1
retread' >\ rev'eiling
'

retained' 1 „
retreat' . n-v'i-liiij;

retain'er '-,
retreat'ed ^ rev'clry
retain'ing retreat'er W revcn'dicate
L .
revendica'tioh
retake' retreat'ing
retal'iat' retrench' V , revenge'
retal'iated retrenched' *^ , / revi nged'
f
retaliating retrcnch'ing *^
,
revenge'iul j

retalia'tion retrench'ment
^ 7 reven'ger I

retal'iative V retrib'utc 1 c reven'ging

retal'iatory rctrib'utcd < r**v't'iiue
\
j

rever'beratit
retard'
retard.i'tion
* rctrib'iiting
retribu'tion '\ X^ rever' berate
retard'.itive \ relrib'utive rever'bcratcd
'
retaid'ed \
\ retrib'iitory
% \ rever beratiiiK'

\r
retard iiig
retch
C
N retrievable
relriev'al \ \ rever Ixra'tit'ii
river'beralorv
retched ri'trieve' <. revere'
rctch'mg retrieveil' >., revered'
1
retention retriev'er • rev'erence
reten'tivi! i_ V retriev'iiig L •
».

rev'erenced
i

retcn'tivcly retroac't'on I rev'erencing i

releii'tiveii«» retroaci'ive I. rev'trend

rc'tiary 1 ret'rocede L rev'erent \

rct'icencr 1
ret'roceded V reveren'tial |

I'!! r

ret'icenry ritroce'deiit I reveren'tially 1

rcl'iccnt rrtriK.id'ing • rev'erent) y

ri't'i. I.' L ^ r<'trcx:t's'sion
1.

t.
*
rcver'er
retic'uLu- relriKluc'tioii i. rcv'erie
ri'tii 'nl.it" .1.
1
ri't'riiflex t ri'ViT-.', "iMIV'-

retic'iilate refrodexod V. ^ f'-vers', />/.

retic'iilated rt'trograila'tion revers'al

rcticiUa'tioii _ n ret'riigrade revci..e'
rel'icnle —1 ret'ro graded reversed'
ii; 11 form r~_ rel'rt) grading rcverse'lv
rct'ma — reirogips'sion .^^ revers'ibi.-
rft'iii.il rptrogres'bive revers'ing
-V
retuia^'phall retropul'sive rever'>i"n
ret'initc i rctrnrse'ly rever'sionarv
ret'nioid rt-t'rospt\'t ti'VtT'bioner
rtt'iniie revert'
t'ti'ral
'

i f,'trn<ht-i 'Ifl'f r.-V»Tt'-lTlI

retire' ;
rrtroipct'lwrly reverted
s retired'
retire'ment ^.
V
i.
retrover'ston
ret'rovert
\ ._
revcrt'er
revert'ible
retir'er ret'ro verted rcvcrt'ing
^ retir'ing .
i.
rel'rovertiiig
'
revert'ive
retori' return' V. rev'ery
 21i» riprged
revest

revest'
\ \ thnbar'barate ^ rib'bon
I
V review' rhabdol'ogy , nb'boned
rhab'domaMcv ^— ^ rib'boniiig
review' ablp
\ V_ review'al I ' Khadainan'thuie ^^ J
Kib'bonism
Khadamati'line Ri'bes
V.
reviewrtl'
rcview'er KllOB'll.Ul
\ riii'stori
Khe'lian rice
V _ review'iiiK
V^ revile' rhapsod'ic rice'-bird
reviled' rhapsodical rice'-papcT
V. f
rhap'Miilist rii e'-\v,lp!
< revi'ler
'

revi'liiij; K rhap'soiliie rich

V;^ revi'sal
I rhapsodized rich'er
revise' ., llijp'juliilllg rith'es
^ revised 's_ rhapsody ridi'ly
t rich'iiesii
revi'scr Kheii'ish
VLi^^revi'siiig rheoni'eter rick
rovi'sion i
rheom'etry rick'ets
*>. revi'simial rhe'ostat riek'ety
revision.- '•y Rlie'tian riik'uig
ricJc'shaw
V revis'it ^ , . rhet'oric
ricochet
revi'val rhetor'ical
rhelor'ically ricdchct'ted
t V. revi'vali^iii
revivalist rhetorician
" ricochet'tiiig
revive' rheum 1

J
rid
revived' •
' - rheumat'ic rid'dance
I

rheum'atisni ride'able
revi'ver ^ I

revivifi' .I'ti'Wi
' - rheum' ic ' rid'den
reviv'ific-J , rheum'y . rid'der
rhi'no •— rid'ding
reviv'ifv / , '

roviv'ifvuig •>
rliiiio ;e rial , rld'dle
revi'viMix rliiiKK-'eros
'
rM'dled
revivis'ociice y - rhiii iplos'tic fiddler
rcvivisceiit '
^
rhi'ii'iplasty '^ riddling
' '' ride
revi'vor . r.li'io.c ipe' ,

rev<x:aliil'ity rluuos'copy , 1 rideau'

rcv't)cable rhizo'nia I
, ri'der
rhi'zonie • n'derless
revoca'tioii
rev'ocatory
;
— •I
rhizoph'agous
Rho'diaii
.

'
, ridge
ridged
V! revoke' ,

V revoked' iho'diiitn / riilKi'u'i4y

revo'kuiR •I KhiKlodeii'droii L, ridging

^ C revolt'
'
I rhiKloniontade' I
rid'icule
'•' rhuinl' I
^ ridiculed
rcvolt'od
V^ rcvoJt'er rhon; tiH"
J
'
^ nd'iculer
- revolfing rluiiiiboid .' rid'icuJing
<~l ridiculous
^ \ rev'oUiblu 1 rlw iiii Iwidal 1
.

rev'oliite .^ rhombus I ridir'iilously

'\
rhubarb I ridic 'iili'M^iu-
V • rev'iUi'tion
rcvnUi'tionary rhumb ,
K^ ri'dinc
revolu'tioiiist rhyme 1^ rrdiii^- d
V.

revol'i tifpize ^ ihyniid ' 1^ - ri'diiiR-mastei

V. * revolu'tionizeil rhymer I. ndoflo
" rhyme le..s rife
revolu'tioniiing V '

)
^ V V revolve' rhyme >lir , riff'rafi

revolved' rbym'ie ri'fle

rhvm'ing ri'fle ci'ip-^
V V rcvolve'meiit
V. *^ revolv'enrv rliyiii 1-1 ri'fled
V. revolv'er rlivthm rifleman
• ihytli'im. nller
V.
V revolv'iii>;
rhylli'miial
'

n'rti-^h'i
V revul iicMi
\.. revul'sive ( rbvth'mus n'flint;
-
reward' ri'al rift
1.
1 reward'altle Kial'to 1 rift'ed
f-^W ;f-r^i
X rib rift'i"!?
i

reward er rib'ald ,' rilt'W "

rewarding
^
\
.,

I nb'aldry _ rif'ty
rewTile' rib'aiid "1
rewrit'teii
^
rib'band
"'a
rigadoun
/ Ri'gel
rex ribbed
,' < rey'iiard \_/ nb'biiig riggevl

1
 hi I rifl»r 280 roffatioii

-_ riK'gW t ring'tail 1 rix'-di>llar

^ 1 rg'Ring ring'-tailcil roach
\
^^ * •1
' rih'ht ^
riiig'woriii r<iad
!

» >L
'.
"^''*—
\ nght'-alnml
riijht'-aiigle
—
"
niik
iiiik'ir •1
M.id'.lidi;
road'side
s,«- riijht'anglMl 'w ^ riiik'iiig 4 road'-sicad
n^hfcd rills'! •I riiad'ster
nchriHiiis IlllSCll vl road'irdy
'

. / ru'ht'onnly riiis'iiig roam

1^ _
riKhl'c<iiisii>>~ . 1
ri'ot ^ roamed
nijlil'ir ri'iilid
.'
riMm'ir
'
fitihl'fiil ri'i'ler -_ niam'iiig
\
ni;ht'tnll\ li'filtng roan
nnhlfiiliies- n'nloiis 1
» roar
^ 1laht Vi.ii.J _ , ri'oloiisly
1
roared
, ri;;ht-li.iialiil « ri'iilousiiess * « roar'i'r
] rcijlit'irig rip > roar" in K
*
', riiiht'Iy ripa'riaii t roast
ripe .' roast'ed
"!
right'-nuiuift!
• '•
'>
._j ri:;Iirii.iii(l'iil- i ' rip>'ly roast'er
p
-* nght'ncss [rirs* 1
ri pen i roast'iiig
/ rigid _
"i
ri'pcnrd
\
\ rob
/ nsid'itv ripe'ncss robbed
1 [in'idly ^^ ri'p<'iiiiic \ r..b'ber
/ i ri;;iiliH>. ri'pcr , \ rob'bery
— "*'
rig'marolc
rig" or
"
1
riplc'no
ripped \-
N rrib'bin
rob'hing
rig'nri^t rip'pcr .\ r.ibe
rig'oioii'i rip'ping ^\ rob<>d
*"* \
ng'oroiislv rip'ple Rob'ertine
^
rig'our rip'pled N rob' in
"~V Kig-ve'iia rip'pliiig \ rob'inet
,
] rilp
nlcd .*
^' '•
rip' -rap •V ro'bing
'

\
f

rilie'vo
.

^ t.
rise
ris'en .\ ^k rob'in-red'bri
ri>b'orant

^
ril'ing
fc
ri'ser
.\
A ro'biirite

\ risibil'it) robust'
•
rill

/' 1 rilled \ ris'ible •\ robusl'ioits

rill'et
v^
\ ris'iblv A .\.
robiist'ly
robust'ness
C f'l'''"6
nm
ri'siiig
risk roc
.— T^
rime risked ruc'ambole
-
i
^ rliii.tl
^
"^
risk'rr rocrel'iii-
ri Hut risk'ing f
roch'et
.--i
n'TH-'st»T ' risk'y rock
ris'sole \. rock'-lxiund
~ rimmed rite
_
rork'-crystal
_ rmiming r. ritorncrio ro<ked
,
" nmosi'' , rit'ii.il
j~.
rock'er
-»

.^ rimos'ity , rit'ualisni rock'ery

'I m ^ >
^
,
ri'inous
rim'pl«
rim'pletl
rimpling
- 'i^'
,
'.^
Rit'ualist
ritualist'ic
rit'iially
ri'val
"»-<
rock'et
rock'iness
rock'iiiR
r'K'k'iitn-(A<ii>
''•^^
.— ri'my n'valled-W-d rock'ing-liorse
.<« rind .^ ri'vallinp-tiiiR - ^. ,-' rock'ing-sioiH'
s^ y"'
rin'dcrpesl '^, ri'valrv rock'-oil
" /^ .'

"'-'
rin'dle
ring
:o ri'valship
rive ^
.' \
rock'-rose
rock'-salt

-\
^^ ritig'-holt rived y ^1
y'~'
riKk'work
ring'-boiie
^ V riv'en rock'y

-1
^ ring'-dove
r:r,g<^ "V,
riv'er
rjv'er-!:vr^
< '

1
roco'co
T-~A
1 nngetit 'i riv'et ii rode
"^
-'
ring^er
ring' fence v^ S riv'eled
riv'eting
..•.-^
ro'deiit
Roden'tia
>^^
"
,

ring'itig
ring'Ieader
,. • V riviirt-'
ri'vJng ,
^,\^
^"T
rodomontade'
roe
'•^^
ring'let < Vo ri'vov »\ roe'buck
^. ring'-shapcd ^-v- riv'iilct ^<^ roga'tioii
 S21 rovint;
ropue

rixjsl'i'l rot'tcd
/<
nj«)sl'«T rot' ten
rutju'rry
rogii'iih
^' rfjost'ing rot'teniii'ss
PKJt rot'ting
roRu'i^lily
rc)(;ii'i->liiir-.s r<jot'«-tl r'Jlund'
roil rr) lt'-ft«tts^ rotun'da
roiled rcKit'inK rolun'dily
roil'ing root'lit rotund'ntss
rool'-^lock roii'ble
roil'y
ron'cou
roist'erer
rule, roll
r r.»)t'y
ropal'ic roii'^

roll'-cfl// rope 'J rouge

rolled roped rouged
Rouge
(
roll'er
roU'pr-skate
ropc'-miker
ropc'-making L IJrai>'on
rfn:ge-et-nolr'
rough
"Dl'lick ro'pir
ro'[»ry r^ lUgh'-cast
rol'licked
roi)i''w.i!k r. iigti'-draft
roriirking
rDll'iiig rope'-yani rouRh'-draw
' ro'piness
r rough 'en
roll'ing-piii
riiiring->t<Kk ro'py rough'ened
ro'ly-po'ly roqu'elaiirc rongh'ening
Roma'ic ro'ral rough'er
nimal' rorifen^iH rough'-hcw
for'qu.xl rough'-hewi i|
K'i'maii
ri imaiicc' Rosa'f<'.T rough'-hewiiiK
rosa'( i^jiis roiigh'-hi'wn
romanced'
rnmin'cer ru's.iry rough'wig
H'lish'ish
roinan'cinR ri»s«'

pimjn'cist ro's-.il rough'ly

Ki'nianes(|uo' ro'>»'.iti- rough'ni—
rose'biid rough'-ridi-r
Kotn.iii'ic
Ki/maiiisli rosf'-i'olmir rough'shod
Romanism ' rose'-(,olouri-*d '.I
roug'ing
:x Ko'manist rose'maiy roul ade
Kii'manizc rose'ola rouleau'
Ro'manized roset', rosette' roulette'
Ro'manizini; 1 rose'-watfT roulet'tcd
'
Riin.iii*ch' '
rose' wood rouni
. R'imaii«h' Rfsicni'ciun rouu' i

roman'tic rcjs'ied round

roman'tically ro'^iet 'V round'about
roman'ticism ro'^i";.! lound'ed
roman'ticist ro^'in round'el
Rom'any ros'iny roimd'elay
Ro'mic ross round'tr
ros'td \'M\\A'K'ind
Ro'miiii
Ro'misl ros'tellate Round'hoad
o'tlT ruund'house
romp 1'

romped ros'tral round'ing

ros'iratp round'ish
rorap'ing
ros'tratcd rtnind'l'-t
rorap'ish
ron'deau - ros'lnim round' ly
ros'ulate round'ness
ron'de!
Rdnt'gen ra>-s • ro'sy
rot
.-, \ •

n r jund'-robin
routid'-shoul-
rood
ro'ta roup [dered
roof
roofed ro'tary rouse
roofing ro'tate roused
rotate' rous'er
roofless
rota'ted rous'ing
V; roof-tree
"L
roofy rota'ti'iB rout
rota'Hoii route
rook
ro'tative rout'ed
rooked
rook'ery • rota'tor routine'
ro'tatory rout'ing
room
room'ful , rote rove
roora'iness O roth'er-nail roved
ro'ver
rotifer
room'y ^ Rotifera ro'ving
rooit
 row 222 ryutU

'
row (a rank) .1 ,
1
rudc'ness -V. ruin'ple
' . row (a tumult) 1
.1
rmloii'ture ~\- . rum pled
J rinn'pluiK

, -
*
or
s row'able
row'an-trec t
.1
ru'iirr
ru'd'St
'V
y^^ rum'pui
row'-boat .1
ru'dimrnl run
row'dy J . rudimpii't.U ^ -1-
ruii'agate
1

1 -
- .1
row'dyi^li .u rudimrii't,u-y
..* .
run'away
\ row'dyisra .1 Rudolph'uii' ruii'cinate
1
^ rowed rue > run'dle
•1
row'cl .1
rued ^ ruiid'jpt
row'clled /. ric'ful rune
row'elliii);
,1 ' -' rup'hilly ^ , rURR
'^ niw'en '' — rit'-'lu!iir-'»
ni.'uig
ru'nic
run'ipt
row'or
row'ing '•.' rul'".'cont ruii'nel |

t.
niw'l.iiHl nill ruii'ner
~ *
:

row'lock r..:f.'.l run'net

'
roy'al • "^^ ruffian run'ninR
,
'^
i

-<
' roy'alism ruf'li iiiisra runt !

. roy'alist ruffianly rippp'

- roy'ally rutTiuR rup'ii>n
roy'ally ruffle rup'turp
« roys'tercr rufilivl ru[.'tnrcd i

* *
rub rufflini; rup'turnip
\ "
\ rubbed i ,_ ru'fous ,
ru'ral
rub'bir ru^ •
ru'rali^t
\ '

V \
rub'bing
rub'bish
rut-'bi-hy
_
rugate
ruB'Rfd
nfralizP
rn'rally
rusp
_ ruif'ci'dly
\ rub'tiie —J rii:»'gt tlnp'i*' ru^li
\ rubbly
^ A nitw-fa'cinif
nrb'iiiti-
ru'K'iu*
ru'iu
ru'iualp
"
ru»hp
nuli'.r
ni^h'iiiK
!

> niU o!a rutna'tT<iii nish'liKhl

\ nibcs'crtiC.
^*
ru'ined rusli'y
\ rubes 'c«*ni
" ru'iuinc iu«k
9

^-
\ ni'bii-an tifillAllS
t
ru'i-i

ru'b;i<l rule rus'scl 1

f
> Ru'bicon ruli'd rusVtinK i

>
i ru'bicuicd ( ru'lcr ^.F nx'sply
\
V rubicuu'dity .'^ ru'iitiK Riis'sian
> , ru'bied » -.
rum Ku^'^iaiiKni
> rublf'ic rum'l.lf -s rust
\
b \. V.
ru'biforra
ru'bify
rubig'innus
ru'bric
ru'brical
^.

_
"V
-'

- 1
'
V
~__>
runi'M'-d
luni'bluiK
ru'm'Mi
ru'miual
ru'minaiit
;1

^.'"^
'
rust'pd
rui'tic
rus'ticate
rus'ticattil
ruj'ticatiiij;
j

—
N>.
ru'bricatp •V
-^^ '
ru'niinatp rustica'tinn
ru'bricist ru'ruinat<d rustic'ity

X ^ rub'stonc
ru'by , /
v ru'iiimatiru
rumina'tii'ii
nut'inr*'.
rust'ing
1

X ruche V-v' ru'minator rus'tlp

%
^_
ruch'ing
ruck '
;
7 rum'mage
rura'mag»(l
'
1
1
rus'tlpd
nis'tling
rue 't ion rurn'magiiiK rust'v
1
rudd L rurn'mnr rut
1

1
riid'drr '
ni'raour riitli
1

1 rud'dicr ru'rifr ruthi 'nniin

1
1 rud'dicst ru'mourcd f - ' - ruthMess
1
rud':i:nr?5
-4.
r-,:'::; t;-: ruth*itr?i3iv
1
»^i- >
1 t
rud'dle •
ru'mourPT ruth'l-i*!!'"
**
.
1
rud'dock ru'iii'if r ru'tilc
1
rud'dy r ^'-' '
ru'mouring rvp
11 '

1
rude ru'tii'Tiiis rv'iitti
.1
rudc'ly rump
J

k
 .

..ibidil'la s.u'ristaii
A sail'abli-
sjirdotli
sac'risty
sac'n>s.ui(l >ailed
Sab'aoth
sa'cruin sail'er
S.ibbat.i'ri.iii
^ sad /" sail'iiig
) S.ibbata'rMiiism i

sail'-loft
Sab'balh
Sabbat'ic
sad'dcii
sad'flcr r sail'makiT
i sad'dcst sail'or
Sabbal'ic.i.
f -ail'-yard
\ V Sub'bat'sm sacl'dle
sad'dle-b.ii; >ain'fom

\
^ V
Si'UiMn
S ibel'lian
Si'jel'liaiiisni
^r' sad'dletl
sad'dler
sad'dlcry
v.,
•<.,
saint
saiiit'rd
sainf like
N S i'bian f. sad'dle-sh.ip'<l ^aint'lii\iss
sad'dle-in<' saint'ly
S.i'bianisni
\ S ibine ^ad'dlinc Saint-Siinn'niaii
-ible Sadduci'.in Saitit-Si'iiioiiist
\ nalwt' Sad'ducr
.

S id'diio'i*m Samt-Si'iiKjnitc
r.i'bre
N.
•
f Saint Vi'tiis's
sa'*rrtachr
\ sad'- in 111
'-.lilh [dame
sac
I sad'ly sake
saccade' I . .

sad'ness sa'ki-
saccate
safe >.i'kii
iacrhar'ic
• sad-conduct' sal
sacchar'ifv
t:uatd salaam'
, sacchanm I ici > \\f
safe'-kiTr'"B sala'ciou-.
sac'chariiie
safe'ly i\ sal'ad
sac'chiruid "
safer i salaman'der
sac'culp
safest J salaman'drine
<acerdi)'tal
sal'aried
yy sacerdotalism K.- safe'ty
sal'ary
sale'ty-lamp
>a'chcm
sachet'
sack
v^ safe'ty-valvu
saf flower
sale
sale'able
saffron sale'ableiiess
sack 'age
saffrony sal'i'p
sack'but
sag salera'tus
sack'clotli
sa'ga < sale'-room
sacked
saga'cious ; sales'man
sdck'er
saga'ciouslv sales'womati
sackful
sagac'ity Sat'ic
-.!k'ing
sag'amorc sal'icin, sal'icine
sacn'ie
sage ^ali'cylatc
sac i UMit
•/ sage'ly saUcyl'ic
, saci ..iuon'tal
-iorameiiia'iian >aKRjr, sagcer salient
sagit'ta saliferoti»
s .icra'ritim
sagil'tal sal'ifiable
sa'cred
Sagitta'rius ^ salifica'ti"!!
sa'crc(''y
1- sag'ittary sal'ified
. ,-. sa'crt'in'--^-
sag'lllalo sai'ify
f sa'criticc
sa'go s^rifying
''^. sa'cri6ced
saguin' salina'tioii
sacrifi'ccr
sacrifi'cial / sa'gy ^a'liiic
sali'va
sa'hib
sac'rificing sa'ic sali'val
saicc sal'ivant
sac'rilege
said sal' i vary
.1 sacrilegious
sail sai'ivate
sacrile'gist

T?^
 salivated isi sareiiiitirally

'^p'.^
1
•\ sanguifica'tinii

^^^
'
^ «.irival<-d
^* -arivatiiig . A Sam
>.iin al.l
Sainar'itan
""^^ ^ san'giiinarily
^
^
>
iaiiva'tioii
^.ll'li-IlcllT-. same
twi
— san'guinary
2
•'
sarae'mss — san'gijirie
_ , sallrt
— san'guinely 1
1 >;il'li.'d Sa'miaii "

-' A sangiiin'eoiis »
3
0» , tallow ta'miel
>* ^al'lowiir-ss sara'itp
sam'let
-^ !>
saiigiitniv'orons '1

.( -^ s.il'ly

^ t
"^ -.il'lviiig ~'> S.im'ithra'ciaii
.1"
^ "•aiiijiiisn's'oiis
•
^ fill' 'I'fim
^ i.illv-lniin' samovar'
.1. Saiihe tlriii
^ ' i.ll'lv-p'irt samp san'irle
~- <_-<__
^ s.iliil.lJUIi'lli sam'paii
sa'nifs
V i -alm'uii «amphirc sa'iiioiis
-"'] sam pie
valni'iin-t
^X -am'pler
saiiita'rian
saii'itary
* I - ilin'oiioid sattabll'lly
.-^- saiiita'tion
"almon-trotit saii'ative
1
san'ity
s.ilon'
\-. sanato'rium / san'jak
r- ' »ali»)n'
<1^- sank
saii'aiory
san'pan
• \. sal'picon saiirtifica'tioii
" > sail*
saiic'titied
sal'piiix '-"^ '
saru-'lifier . , sansculotte'
T .il'iifv saiic'tify
or -^-
^an'skril
-iisiriii
1,
saiic'tifyliiii ' sans souci'
-lit
J
J
sal'taiil safict>rooti(-iit : J saii'ialin
*->'-' san'lonin
- ' -i.tl'lat"' saiittiraii moils »
'!•, sap
.
s.iUa'tioi, saiictimo'iuuus-
sap'ajou
. _
-lii.ii'.'ri,,; lies*
-1 sap'aii-wood
saiic'timoiiy
saltati)'rioii-i ' sap'id
\'A sanction '

,-~^
, ' sal'tatiirv saiic'tioiiet! , ,
r
1
sapid'ity
sa'pience

^
"'^
''
-- salt'ed
salt'ci-llar

s.ili'cr
Sail'' rn
..or*
saiic'l lolling
sanc'titiide

sanc'tity
^

,
u
^v
•'
• sa'picnt
sapinda'ceoiis
sap'less

( ! >artipr sanc'luary \ -0 -w sap'ling

, -* ^ sall'iiig saiic'tum
saprxlil'la
]' - lir.- >aiic'ius
sai>ona'ce'>us
\ sak'ish sand *
f saponac'ity
• «slt'nMS -iii'dal
'
> ..tpc'Ire san'dall'.! sapon'ifiable
salt'y • ui'dal-w- - k1
\
V >s
s,ii lirious
sail, iirity
ui'darac
iiui'-bag _
- "
saponifiea'tioii
sapoii'ilied
sapon'ify
sal'marily tlil'ed
sapoii ifyiiig
sal'titiriiie--- > uideina'iii jii
sap'oiiin-tii'-
sal'ut.try sand'*cel -ii. ~
sap'oiiiile
-.iliita'tioii san'derling
^'^ sap'or, -a(.' :.!
-ilu'tatory sait'«l<*rs
saporifit
salute' san'drxtT J ;
-
.

sapor ^'ity
. - ilu'lcd sand'hill
V -ipped
^ -ihrtcr saiid'iiii-si
1 sap'pcr
s.ilutif'erous sand'ing
" .>
Sap'ph'c
. ,^ salu'tinK '( san'diver
sapr'iire
satvabil'itv sand'-paper
v\ . V sal'vable sand'piper
sap iairine i

\ \ sal'vage saiid'sloiie
sap piness
=,p'pir.g
! 1
1
/ ^, iaiva'lioii sami with
sappy
I
.

Salva'tionist sand'y ^' ^

>!_ saproph'agan
., y. ^ai've sane
sap'-W'XHi
'v.
aalve j sai.t |ii-4s
salved sang
> sar'aband
.^ v_
> Sar'aceii
salver j sanifartt'
Saracen' ic
•^ salv'irig ' saug-troid' or-'

V'
^ sal'vo 1
'/ san'giac
•
sar'casm

^ ^ sal volat'il'' 1 Sarigrair-greal' sarcas'tic j

|
> sal'vor ^ sanguiferous sarcas'tically
i
Mreeaet 82& tfallacM

sat'irist «av III. s.iy itir

urce'pet !

sat'iriie •

sa'ving
sar'cKarp ^at'iriipd «a'vingly
saT'ccwclr ^at'irizing
jar'D m:o1 salnfac'lion <a'ving»-baiik
,%~ ~.
'

tatitlar't'tnh
sar'oolite fottsltu' tory
'.I'vour, »a'vi>r
larcol'ogy r sat'isfiable
<a'voured
sarco'ma sat'isfird
<arco'matoiii vJ- sal'ishrr
.a'vnurily
sa'vnuriiipss
iphagi sat'l-fv
^.in <a'vouring
>^ ..il'islvmf
'larcoph'agous «a'vourl<~i5
«a'lrap
.sarcoph'agui sd'trapy
^a'vtiiiry
sarcoph'agy r savoy'
tr Sat'sum.i
iar'coii* Savoy'ard
sat'urable
<ard sat'urant
s.lfi-

•J s^irdinc
s.it'iiriti'. fflJ),
\,iu''diisl
sariliiK''
sat'iiratf. i'
{
-r sawed
•I Sardin'iAn f.-' sal'iiratcd
viu'fish
•. I sar'dius f.. nil 'ing
sat'iirating
sardon'ic f": < lu'inill
<atura'tion
jar'donvx 1- sawn
1
Sat'iirday
•
V. tark « U' Sal'iim
saw'ney
sark'ing .1 SiIBl'-pit
Satuma'lia
sar'lak
f-L Satuma'lian
V iM'yrr
sax'atile
•A^, Sarma'tiaii Satur'nian
f->-' sat'uminc sax'hom
Sannat'ic (-,- saxicavous
jar'tnent
1
sat'urnist
sat'yr
^/ ^ax'ifrage
sa'ros Sax'on
sar'plar sauce
Sax'onism
sar'rasin s.H!Cc'-l«>.lt
"/ Sax'on ist
V sarsaparil'la sauce'box
say
sar'sen sauced
say'est
>arsr'iu*t sauce' pan
say'ing
sarto'ria] tau'cer
sav-s
sarto'rius r ^. sau'cicr
scab
sash sau'cifsl
scab'bard
sashrd «au'cily
Slabbed
sash'-framr sau'ciness
srab'bier
sash'-linr «anc'ing
scabbiest
sat'safras saiicisson'
Sas'senach sau'cy scab'biness
sas'soline sauer'kraut
SIab'bing
«as'lra Sau'mur scab'by
sat sca'l>ies
saun'ter
Sa'tan sauntered sta'bn 'US
satati'ic sca'brous
saun'terer
sataii'ical scad
saun'tering
satch'el scaffold
Sau'ria
sate sau'riaii SI .it'tdlder
sa'tcd sau'roid -caf'foldiiig
sateen' sau'sage scagl'ia
sat'ellite
sau'sagp-roll scaglio'la
sa'tiable
«aute
<ia'tiate sca'la
Sauterne'
sa'tiated scal'able
sa'vable, saw'-
sa'tiating scalade'
sav'age [ible
iatia'tion scald
sav'agely
«ati>tv scald'ed
3jv'agri;r^-
>at'in scald'cr
satinet' sav'agery r scald'-head
sa'ting savan'nah scal'dic
sat'in-wt)od savant' scald' ing
- .r sat' in y save scale
sat' ire save'-all scaled
satir'ic saved scalene'
satir'ical sav'eloy sca'ler
latir'icaUy sa'ver sca'liness

ly-iijot
 wlopUc
e alias 22«

scar rity
K schism
*care whismal'ic
»c.»ll
*c art- 'crow schiimal'ir.il
«cal'Uwag
scaretl «rhist
•railed I

11 hist'<»e
«Ciiirioii scarf
Mrarfed Mhlst'oiis
tril'Iop
wrarfing irluiipp^
<cariope<l
*tar('»lciii .1 lin.ip-
^cal'lopiiig -.

schol'ar

11
•
.nl'lvw-iij
•Cttlp
I

!
wariftca'ti'm Y schol'arlike
-cit ifirator schol'aily
icalped
.car''fird schol'ar^hip
ical>l scholas'tic
sciilp'er C .car'ify
icar'ifying schotas'ticallv
icalp'ing
scholas'tici<in
jcalp'ing-knife I
tcar'ing scho'liast
tca'rxHis scho'liuin
scal'y
'
scam'bit- . varlati'iia ukool
school' biMil
'cam'bled jcarlati'ii'ius vkon/'-NK.k
sc<im'bliii|{ !

icar'lct $f*oo/'N.v
scam'moiiy
scai'p \thool'-t\,\\'^
scamp
^carp«Kl fchiioted
scam per
scam'percd scamd SfAno/'ft'ijow
s-ar'riiif jrAoof^irl
scam'pering
scarhe 5f*oo/'l.niis>
scan
scathed jc*f«)/'ii';j
' scan'dal
-( .ithe'lfss tckool'n
scan'dalize
'T »-», scaii'dalizrd <ca Ihirig sf^no/'iriast'T

scan'dalizuiR icat'ler
V scat'trr-brained sflioo/'mlslr'-
*can'dal-mongpr
vat'lcred if*)o/'r^M iii\
scan'dalous scat'tirer
scan'dalously «at'tering sf^xi/'-ti'.ii M' :

scaii'drat scaup .\f^»rt/'-t»Mi '

Scandiiia'viaiJ sohoon'er
*i'3v'.Mlg<:
scanned schorl
•icaii'ning scav'eiiger <.r. schorla'ceon^
scan'sion X ^f.lv'.'liKlIiK schottischr'

.^
Scanso'res
scanso'rial
L _•
scenar'io
ncene
sci'agraph
sciagraptr.r
' •iciag'raphv
- scant icenc'-paiiitei
scant' ier sce'n<-f7 iciat'ic
scantiest icene'-shifter sciat'ira
y sciat'ical
scant' ily sce'nic
"— -^- scant'iness sce'nical sci'ence
^ «- . scant'inR ^ccllugraph'ic scien'tial
'
scan'tic scenog'raphy
w . scanf'ling scent ^ scientific
•-• scaiit'ly sceiit'ed scientif'ical
-' »— , ;
scant'iir-s, scenting - ^ciiMitii'icall)

--r^ scant'y scent'less sci'entist

T- scape ^r.>p'tic, -iketi'tic
T scape'goal scep'tical sci'licct
-T* K scape'grace icep'ticisra s':i'i'Ii'.iu-tiii'-

- scape'ment scep'tre scim'itar

» - scaph'ite scep'tred scin'coid
scap'olite icep'treless
,^
^ scap'ple ,] -ched'ule
^1. scincoid'ijn
-_ 4cintil'la
scap'ula sched'uled
scap'ular scbe ma scin'tillate
'
' scap'ulary sche'matisin
scin'tillated

V scar
""[
sche'mAtist , scin'tillatiiiR
M-.^
» — ^ scar'ab scheme
scintilla'tion
sci'olism
^L _ scar'abee — schemed
sci'oiisl
-; scar'amouch sche'mer
' sd'on
*
a scarce ^ sche'raing
- ^^f
<-»
icirce'ly -, sohe'mist sciop'tic
tcarce'ncM scher'TO
wlrrhosHy M7 Brrutinizpr

Scotch, scotch si.rr»-ch'iiig

Klnhui'ity
scotched scrr^ch'-owl
vcotch'inK scri-ed
«eir'rhu»
Scnicli'nun screen
{icii'iet scri'otied
scot'-ff*' « reert'ing
>r<i'li,l screes
«ci»'*ioii
Scot'ice screw
»ci»'»or»
Sco'tist screw'-driver
tcit'tiirr
-.co'tograph kcrewed
«cit»inin'«>ii'
"COto'mi.i screw' iti<
Sclavo'ni?ti Scots ./ sff\v'-j.ick
Scots'man screw'-pine
Sclavon'ic
Scot ticism .crib'ble
- / sclcr'ogpii
Scot'tish scrib'bled
«|pro'*i»
»(Oiin'ilrel scribbler
sclrrot'ic
«ri)im drrlisni ib'bling
scobs
scofl
scoRed
y. <c')iiii'ilt<lly
*cour
' I ,Te

., ing li
scofl'fr icouffd , .

-courVt • • ji'mage
scolI'iiiK
*roiir(!e imp
scold
Tourgftl rmiped
Koid'«d
sroiir'ger scrim shaw
vold'w
scrip
scold'iiiK /. /_
scour'ging
scrip'-holder
scol'ccite <cour'ing
scout script
scol'lop
irout'ed
)
ScolopPti'dra scout' ing 'V »<ripti''ri.il

'-"> scov'el scripto'rium

scora'beroid -
scow Scrt^'^ural
sconce scowl , Scrip'turalist
scone scowled Scrlp'turally
scoop scowl'ing Scnp'lwe
scooped scrabTile Sffi^'fuw- reader
scoop'pT scrab'bled Scrip'turist
sciiop'inK ~crab'bling jj.
scriv'ener
scoop'net scrag -.rriv'fiitTv
scope
1 scrag" (!fd
SCO piform cTJjf'gily scrobic'ulate
scorbn'tic -crag'giness scrofula
scorch scrag'gy
y-' scrofulous
scorched
scorch'pr \ scram'bled
cram'blc scroll
^rrollrd
scorch'ing --x icram'bler s<-roirwork
scorch' ingly srramb'ling
score
scro tum
-crunch
scorrd -irap \ scrub
^ scor'er scrubbed
sco'ria scrap-book scrub'ber
scrapo
\
; icoria'ceous
scraped
"'\ scrub'bier
scorifica'tinn scrub'biesl
sco'rified sera per \ scrub'bifiR
scra'ping scrub'by
sco'riform scratch \ >cruff
sco'rify scratched ^t niiii'iii.ii^f
scratch'ing
_
"
sco'rifying ', aifu'ple
scor'ing scrawl scru'pled
sco'rious scrawled \ scru'pling
r scrawrer '
scorn , scruriJoi'ity
scorned scrawl'iiig \J^ icru pulous
scorii'cr
scrawn'y scrii'pulously
^ scom'ful scray
^ -cru'pulousr.ess
/" scom'fuUy scream '
scrtita'tor
-/ scom'ing screamed 1 -crn'tatury
..^. scream'er
Scor'pio
.^. seor'pion
•

screun'ing
\ X scnitmeer
srru tiniic
tcor'talory scree f<~^ scrutiniird
k^y) cor'za screech
screeched
^ '
scru'tinizer
Suot

lE^^-
 828 seeterbnigm
gerntlniiiiig

'TX«-. <»-. ~ scu'tum ol,, V sM'-snail 1

icni'tinizuis 1

' '
scyra iiir M*)! Will 1

scru'tiny if
sea'sonable
.!• ^ .i__
' scythe \^ < sea'soned
1

sfrutoirf' ^ ' scythed

*' Scyth'iai'
*' '
'
sea'sonrr /
^.
1 »CU<1 ) Vd sea'soning '

••-'
' jci'liMrd
• -,
sea'son-ticket j
' , «;inl'dc<l
scud'Uing V " 5ca-l«>rii seat
seat'ed

:i > scu'di
scu'do V va'-hri-acli tM'-tfrni
scuffle \ j^d'-brfH'Zi' i seat'ing
tea'-mi hin
scuffled . \- si'(i'-raptaii\
r
.

f'J-
t;'

r^.
-; scufflpr
KufflinR
\
,,
' \
j
srti-ihart
iM'ciast ^
s<-«'-w.ill
sra'w.ml
—
!

}
1^ sculk
iea -w.iler
—
.

c sea' -(iiif SCd'-Wi-ltl

ftculked
»- ' a.-. s«i'-<'lvphatn sM'worthii)ct>
wilk'er 'y. ,
l_ .1 '
(
sca'f.inr srrt'w<irthv
icull
'i\. "> vcij f. riiiK seba'ceons
;-^ sculled
. r scull'er «-,i-fiKht sebac'ic
\
!

se'bate
scuU'ery
scull'ing
scull'ion ,'.
^ ;
*~"
rm-gxrt
sfa'-ntffH
•.(•liim'ilv
se'cant
^ fiw-gnii secede'
Mrul'pin
"~ sca'-horse sece'ded
inilp'tor
">
s«i'-kalp secf'der
srulp'tural
~'.J • wa'-king sece'ding
<culp'lure 1

sculp'tured ..
— e leal secern'
<'l sealed secerned'
«-iilpturi'«que'
'iLMiln'turiiie . ) ^ si-a-li^ip.ird secem'ing
(,
"> seal'er ^rces'sion
. ')^A sm'-Ii'vcI seces'sionist
'^ •^' seal'ing seclude'
^"^^ -cumb'linjr
f'

r
-f
seal'ing-wax seclu'ded
1—^ ,_ j/a-li'iii seclu'ding
!><:umnied l^
scurn'mer
.^' seal'skin seclu'sion
'V
'^~^\ A sciim'min({* r- • seam i soclu'sive
sec'ond
itup'pw ^ 5f(t'llMIl
SMIlMllsllip sec'ondarily
)_ '

?ctirf ler / > — ica'-inark sec'ondary

scurfioit <.^. * >eam'-d v scc'cNid-best
vaiii'ir ^ 1 set'orded
-
*curf in«»
sea'-iu'V! 1 _^ sec'onder
srurfy ^

""^ iCUr'rUf ! ^" --'^ vMm'iiig

3
c Vc'.itKl-fcllu/
sec'onding
1

. «urririty . ,--« searo'less

ica'-iii'iuv Q. sec'ondjy
scur'rilou* , "l

-rur'ril<m»ly 1 ^^. ^ -• seara'ster . •.ec'ond-ratf

i

scurried
' 1, »eam'«tres» sec'onds

^ icur'ry f~ . seam'y t ;• sec'ond sight

srur'rving ;x- s^aticft' se'crecy
JM -pli se'cret
tcur'vilv .) .

^ icd'plaiiH secr*Uire'
<cur'vine« "l

• •^- scd'piirl secreta'rial 1

icur'vv '^"', -'
scut '
'

V,
"''.' ' »«" - secreta'riat i
7 '•cu'lagr ;
^'
,'
'
^: search
search'ible
<^-
"^
^> 40c'ret»ry
sec'retary-bird
icu'tate
0- -

scutch \ ,
-

'"
searched
learch'er
^ ^'
1

-rc'retarv'^Iiip
>ecrele'
ft- , vcutched V,
"^
er-.

.' tearch'iiig .1 secre'ted

a-. icuSfh'eon
7 iculch'ini! "> seared '•-^^ secre'ting
". sear-lng r-? r secre'tion
c, a , tcute
^ M'fl-riiom t'-T secre'tive
%cu'tel
^'^ ^fl-TOVfT • Iv^tf secre'liveiiess ;

scu'telUte 'V-^ ,>

V
'
ita'tcape r' se'cretly
u tcu'tellated |
. .

«rti'-«Tpeiit
•-"^ se'cretness
wutel'lum "^'A i-'
•' "S seere'torv
itutifcrou-. 4 . i.<'-shel!
« . * ^-^ Ku'tifortn ^ L ua'shore *» -, sr-.l
i/a'«irk secla'riaii
KUt'tle ,,
">•»;
' s«'-»ickne»>
*
' A Kut'tlea
>
*~'
^
s«i'5ide
s«rta'riani*in •

tcut'tlinn
i

1 1
 )

secUrianite 229 wmiqnaTer

seed'y selenog'rapher
srcta'rianizr
s«iliK seleuograph'ir
sect'arist seek
sccl'ary lelenog'raphy
seeker
sec'lilc self
seek'iin:
sec' t ion self-c .i.'fident
seini
sec'tiuiial self-con'scious
seerueti
sec' lor seem'rr self-control'
scc'ular si-eni'ing s<'lf-<le(ence'
src'tilarisiii sil(-<lom',il
seem'ingly
Sfc'iilarisl si'lf-esteeni'
seem'lier
srcular'itv seemliest self-ev'ident
seculariza'tioii seem'liness s^ll-help'
sec'ul arize srem'ly ^r\l-tH'trrtst
»een (see^ >i-lf-m'/iris/^ii
sec'ularized
sec'ularizing si''ir (one who srit IS*
stvr (a prophet \elt iskly
sec'ularly 1

sees itl/'ishiuii
scc'uiid
J sce'-saw sell-love'
sec'undiiie
see'-sawed self-made'
wcur'ablc
see'-sawiiig self-possessed'
secure'
seethe seii-poues'siun
secured'
seethid self-teli'ance
secure'ly
seeth'er self-reli'ant
sccur'er
seeth'iiig seilrely'ing
secu'riform self-rigbt'eous
seg'sar
secur'ing seg'ment self-right'eous-
iecu'tity seg'mcnial self'same [ness
sedan' segnienta'tion V if-wUl'
sedate' seg'regalc cl self-willed'
sedatc'ly segregated H-il
sedate'iiess seg'regating lell'er
sed'ative M-Kri wa'tiDii selling
se'deiit Seid'liti srI'vaKf
seigiieu'rial I sel'ved^jf
sed'riitarily
seigii'ior sel'vagiHl
sed'entaritii IS sel'vedgeil
sei'fiiniorage
sed'eiitory ^•I'vaKie
sei'guiory
sedc'ruiit I V^ selves'
seine
seiige sim'aphore
sein'er
soilij y semaphor'ii
sein'ing
sed'iment seis'in seniatol'oKy
sedimeii'lary seis mic semblance
sedi'tion -iin^i-
seis'mograDh
sedi'tionary M lueiog'raphy
seismom'cter
sodi'tious semeiolog'icai
viz'able
seduce' seize senieiol'ogy
seduciHl' semeiol'ic
seized
seducc'mciit seiz'er semei'ter
sedu'crr " inis'tral
siMlii'cible
sei'zui 3 X
>cii'ing - 11. •-trial
sedu ciiig
sei'iure •'inii-an'nual
btiduc'tiun
se'lah
\. ii m'ibreve
sediic'tivc
si'duc'tively
^ .1 sel'dom
select'
'e' ^^ln'itircle
seniicii'ctilar
I I sedu'litv
select'e '
sed'uluiis .riai'tolon
select'ing
si'd'ulimslv x-niiiirbical
selection
Sfl' >! ini-delathed
select'ive
seed -.nii-diam'etct
seU'Ct'man
seeil'-bud -eniiUriiar
si'lect'ness
see<l'ed »'iii'inal
select 'or
seed' ior M'lii'iiiaritt
si'l'MMle
seetl'iesl siin'inary
sele'niate
sred'iiif ss still mate
- selen'ic
•emuia'tiun
- .1
sel'enide
.

setiLllill'etoUs
.1
ieed'linK seleiiif'erouf
I

seeds'man sel'ei'ite
(eininif'ic
sced'-time sem'iped
selenit'lc
wed'-vessel »i ni'iquaver
selc'niuiu
 '

li 280 H^ron
Semitic

eo'suoui Sep'luaitiiit
S<-iniric
iCIu'ltullV
septum
.i

seii'teiice scp'tiiplr
V. M-mivow'cl
""'
jen'tcnced sepul'rhral
.emoli'ua
seii'tciicinK sepiilclirc
-' semwrvlrciit lepiiliure
c ^ sciitcn'tUl
^(iiipiler'iial sciilen'lioas sequa'cioiu
i . jein pre seiiten'liously tequac'ity
>erap'ster S'-iili-n'tiousnei'^ se'quel
-"^
i"!- *^inp'strtr»s» ieii'lifiicy se'queucp
^ »eii'ary se'queiit
Sl-li'liellt
^ '
wn'ate sequen'tial
.eii'timfiil
- >
-ill'jtC-llDIKf ^piitiiueii'tal scques'ter
sen'at'ir scqucs'tert'il
«^ ^ l*-f Kiiato'riiU 't
'
-(•iitinieii'talisni
soques'teTiiiif
*.' seqiu-^'trat''
'---v .i.ialo'riaii
-.1 ntimeii'lalist
e.
lenatorship siques'trattil
T" ii'iititueutarity si'qiioA'iratii.;;
send 1 <
'C seiitimen'talui- sequestra' tl. I.
^
soiid'inK .
seq'm-stiaior
^ -fiitimen'taliicd
i>
— «rii>ga
seiio'ctrifc »"iiiiiiu'i>'ializiiip
Dc'quiii
Mxa'glio
sen't'scl tl sera'i

.
~ -.eit'^Tfeii
Mi.limeii tally
seti'liiii'l
teralbu'mi'ii
sor'aph

..-''
^ soi.il'uy
si'iiior
-.c'liior'ity
\
scii'try
scn'uy-box
spp'al
scrapli'ic
ser'aphim
sir'aphmc
>eii'na M'p'aioid srras'kier
'"
SiMi'lligllt soparabil'ity Serbo'niaii
*
soniiil >i-p' arable sere

Ij,,
— "^
«.-iPH;'iilar
M
-fp\ir.iif, iidf.
p'arate,
serenade'
••^ •wrtor'
>
sereiia'ded
v-p'aralpd sercna'der
*, i(-p'aral*'ly '
-e6i)ri'U sereiia'diiiR
. '^
>i-ll'>ali', iiJ;.
^tp'-itaunioss serena'ta
"t ? >cp'.irating .er-ii'lip iiv
^n'iatf , t'

jipara'tioii serent'
J M;ll'»alld
M'liHa'f loll ^t'p'aratism sereiic'iV
<Ui. ^t-ijia'liuual p'aratut sereiic'iif^^
' 4_4 ifiivi'tioiiaiism - p'arative serei/ity
• li ^ ^rusa'tioiialist •.••p'arator serf
(
."^'' '^iiia 11 <nary >• p'aratory serfdom
*C
>f:lo<' ><'pia serge [•! '

ij
Y 4(fiSf'les« ^('piV
-it
ser'geancv

r '-»i^
»
»eii*i-'l«sly
-ll-.-'lc?»SIlt'^S -cpta- tpsi'i
ser'geaiil-j'

..•ii;iaiil-!ii.i ) I

iiHsiWi/y sv-ptaria
/
-.cp'tate
\ itn -tKy S ptcm'bcr se'rial
-ii.illv
- U V
^eiisil cr mus ^ipteiu'l"'!'>t
<--.<
^"iitific \ . "I'lcm'vir !.e'ruito
MTia titn
'
vi.s'ism •
p li-iiarv
.' plcii'iiial
scn'ccotis
1 .n'silivi-
•pt'-ii'lrK'iial se'ries
'hi
xnsilivly
*-f pi. i'. « IHi-lti- rf'r'iii
C ^
MMiiitiveiie**
-opt
>r!i'»itiie I'll! ser io-eom'ic
:iM -^ t >*'ir*tt;xi*d -p'tic
* iptii .I'liiia xf ( I-;ll-.
r- -.(.'nSil.iiHK
v^ •I'lmiriai -ip Ileal se IKJiI'ly
i .-'

vpp'ticldal sc'rioiHiiess
i y -niio'rii.ia
srptic'ity u-r'naiit
-.I'ti'xjry
Mil »U»I ,. ptifa'iirua wt umii
i wr'numue
^'* -rnkualiikra pllj. -••>
!»
*-;
,cptiiat'<Tal ser'monixvt.
w-iiMiaruv
*-i i«r*ualif.f >«'ptii,'*ular ser'm<miier
: -..
«eir»ualm-ii .I'ptiiafena rial
'
'^• w >eii'su4lixui( vptuafe'oary *«-r'nioiiUtiiK

y- '.••II »uatiy

yyu
 :!:tl
Bhanktng
grrooD
scl-tn shade
seroon'
sel'AJil sha'ded
>:^ seroi'ity
sov'eii shades
ser'otine
<c'rou» sev'eii-fcilJ
sha'dier
sha'diest
-cr'peiit
sev'eiinight sba'dily
^rpi-ii'liform sha'dineu
ic'vcnteen'
^r'poiitiiK' sha'diiig
sev'eiitceiilh Siiad'ow
^r'pt'iitrv
,urpi'(?o
Siv'eiith
f-
shadowed
fv'eiitlily t
shad'owing
er rate
Srv'llltiftll i

shad'owy
-er'rated
Siv'ellty sha'dy
,.T'rature
S'V'er shaft
;er'ri«l
^cv erul shaft'cd
.er'rulale
.iv'frulh- shaft'iiig
.erruU'lion •

j-v'eralty shag
.e'nim
> 'v'tTaiitf shag'giiiess
MTV'ant ^ -vcre' shaK'gv _
iervc j

served shagreen'
-vt-re'ly !
shah
^trv'er
s.'ver'er shake
\ Scr'via.1
it vtr'eSt sha'ken
.iTv'icr j

S( v'lTIIlg sba'ker
MTv'iccable
sever ity Sha'kerism
scrv'iccablcnesi sew
v> ^ serviette'
J -f
s<w'ai{>'
$<«rcd
«ha'kier
sha kiest
sha'kmess
sorv'ile
sew'ii (whosew»)
1 serv'ilely
iervil'ity
1 ».w'er (.1 drain)
<iw'i ragi'
sha'king
shak'o
Sh.ikspe'rian
icrv'iiig
vw'iiig '. sha'ky
serv'inK-iuaii
sfw'ii „'-mach.iie shale
icrv'itor ''
serv'itude ihull
'V ics'arae
>( X shalloon'
'ics'anioid 7.,^^ Sfxageiia'riari
jixaj'eiiary
sbal'lup
sh.illoi'.shalot'
ses'aiittim ScxaKi-s'inii shal'low
\f si-xaii't{ular sll.ll'InWer
-.esquiarter
j-xeii'mal slial'lowiiess
sex'Icst
iesquicar'l>iiiate '

-v.. •i'Xt tha'iy

M-»i)U.du plicate sex'tain shaiD
lesquip'eilal
sex tant sha'man
sextet' Slia'manisiii
ies'quiloiie -
sex' tile .liam'ble
v(*^'< I
^oxtil'lion \ shain'bled
.esiile ~<x'tuii sh^ffi'bling
ies'sioti , -X'tM't.'^^ shaiBe
>es'sioiial L» « ^•x'tuple shaoKHl
«PSS'p'M»l .ex'ual shame'laced
.es'tercr V-. .cx'ualist - shaiue'lul
„..i, t'. ,. »t> Ur' .cxual'ily shanH'lully
^
>et .ex'ually - shame' !«»»
e't.i • l.Tia'to shanir'l«»»ie«
•><>ta'iivu» , ^lllma'to sIm'iii U|!
,etif>ri>us . iliab » sbjinni -il

v'tifMrin si\ati liicr sham'iner

,e'toii
\ <!i.ib'biett ^
" shanriiiiiig
luib'bily sluin'niv
~e't<'U» .!i.lirbllle-» «hanii>'">'
-rtt 'i.ibbv '
sliamp-xjed'
-ettre' :iab'raek shain|«i>r
^•t'l't
\ 'loek sharotK)o'ing
^t'llllg Ml. k'le shamr<jck
-»-t'!le liai k'ied sh*n'<lv|{jifl
^
-.el'tirti ,|iatk i''S i_ hank
iel'lli-meut .hark liiid •
ttiked
.eflUr ,>iad sil.«tk'rf
^t'llii.|(
-had'ilock
-t'llur
 »ilM*t

>bed shib'boleth
siiM'ty sh«d'dt'i sbie
y shed'diiiK shield
k L sh<«ii
shifii y
^ ^hiL'ld'iHl
shield' ing
ihape'l«4
<: -•hield'le»s
^hapo'lincss
\<.
^h»^p ^" shiit
shap"' li >hrep'-0'-
^ shrft'r-d
*h«!p -dtn sbi«'er
sh.atl
shcrp'toUi sbrfl'ier
sliiire
>hAr«l shet'p'-h*tiM* shift" ir«t
ihire'lioldi-r sh*vf » i*ii shift'iiig
sh'"rp'i»tilv shift'leto
N ihar'ini! sh«'p' i>ihn>-» shill'y
i. shark ihifp'-pen
• Shi'itc
sharked thiUii :aii

^hark'»'r ShlKwp'-ruji ^ shiilt- lah

ih^rkuig i >'s'-eYe 7' shii'liiig
'
sharp shil'ly-itiallv
sbarp«l sbfaet'-steak'r Shi'loli
sharp-«tK«l »hi'ly
.-•^ sheaf -•«*'al'«(!
mrr
r/ > »hari> I'll

tharp'enetl shtMT ^
sfciin
4unrinen-<J
shorp'ciiiiiK ^h«^Trd *im'ni<TiiiK
I

shiMT -Ssalk -41111

< ;' sharp'n-
sharpest < sJwCT'irt* nun'dy
\ ^harp'ing sl>r<rr« tame
y iharp'lv
\ sh»*«T'wal« sBtttinl
iharp iiMs 4 -hpfl
1 " -hi-cl'-aiich'.i shl'litrsM
>hjrp'-«ct
•»hr«-rmt; shui UK-
HI •
sharp »hooler
»har; MKht'nl ._
thefts
h -ik. -h. ikr.
* shsii i^jftd
slnii g««
sh-tFi Altti-'I iht^el ^
~
^liiu gltus
ihas'tcr Shi^ti uah shm'glv
*hat'tfr ll_ shi'nirr
;-. >h.illiri-d 1_
>hri jrokr
shi'niem
ihall'i-riii); -hi-l tjuck lUi'iiuig
.liat't.-r'. cA- »h.;ll i_ Shiiit'i
shal'tery shHI V >hi'iiv
ihave sbeii >lup
^liavrd _y 'Ur. .ui ,
'hfii'-la* "hip buard
y -
s. shave'lint!
sha'ven / _// .liHl -fish ^ "hip 'builder
''
iha'viT -.h.-ll'iiK;

ihav'ing J ^U- shell' wiwk "lll[' -^iwiyJiM;:

J ^ shrtl'v
»h«-l irr
I

I
ship'-tarpeh!. I

'\. /x
^hav'mg-bniih I
I

*liip -thamller
^"^ 'ihawl -- shd'tered j

J." »hawm shp' master

•«•
shd'tLTIiiK
'
»he j

ship'mate
/
\ ih<-al
/
I
shel'ti rleM
-h.l'iv
i

ship meiit
4h>ar -hi-i'ii.
V
i
,
y-

ihtarrd shelve y ship'-iuoiiey

> ,l|.-..r'.r
^ ,hilvrd ship'-owiier
"^ Hhi-ar'iiig v. Sh-'iVI'S
^ thipprd
J - !

.' »hi .ir'rnan \. .helving ship'per

J i

shears shi'lv'v ship'piiig

;
-J ^ i

'
,• •.hf.ir'-»ticl Sh' 111 It"-
\
ship'shape
*.. >hiar'-wjtrr Shellllt'li
_ ^ .hip'wretk
,_ >lleal'-l)»h Shr'i.l
^ \
' ' I .hf.ith >hep'hrrd "hip wrecked
{ ibcalhe shep'lH'rdfss "hip'wTight
-.hfallifd shiT t« I ship' yard
f -. <.
/ sheath >r thrrd I shire

<
y ^ .ht'.ith'inn
"^ -.h-aih'v
slieril'
sheriM
"hire'-tiiwii
"hirk
yV sheave sh'i 1
7
shirkeit
shebei ii' Js ihiw "hirk'liig
"V Shrchi'nah shi'ah shirt
Mriti m sick

shot'frer shrink'age
«birt'ed _
i
**
' y shot'tiMi shriiik'ei
shirt'inK
\}umld -,
shrink' ing
shirt'lesi ' 1

shrive

V •>
sbit'lah
shive
1
-lioul'dir '

c -.hrived
shrivil
shoiil'JtT-lK'lt
, ihiv'rr Ss
•.luuiI'dir-bUdc shriv'elled
ihiv'ercd
ihivVriiig - L >hMlll'di red shriv'elling
shriv'en
shiv'ery -.hourderiiig
shnad
1
'
1 shoul'dcr-kiiot ^; shri'ving
shroB
r,. ihual \ i
r
A. shout shroff'agc
vli'ial'iness
shout'ed shroud
^• shout'cr »hroud'e<l
•.hoar ..' J shout'iiiK shroud'ine
shoat
ihock
" A V shoved
,hove
1

L Shrove'tidc
shocked Shrove Tues'day
shock'-hcaiU-d shov'el ^ shrub
shock'int! shov'elful
shov'elled shrub'lwry
shod
,h..v'.li-.l \ shrub'biiiess
'
shod'dv
sho«' shoveller \ shrub'by
>h»e'black v.. -li.iv'i-! r \ _ shruK
\L - ; shov'elliiig shrugged
Sh'H-'llIK
»hi)r -liithi-r < -.llov'l-llllg
-hov'iug
— sh'Ug'ging
shrunk
«hoe'lr<k>
— StUlf'milkl:! ^ ^how ' "^

'
shrunk'eii
shud'der
!>litR-'mal(tui; show'-bill
V ~how' bread
1
shud'dcrcd
^ j\^ -how* -case shud'dering

'"
showed L shuffle
ihouk < show'cr
^how'cr
siiuf'fleil
shul'tliT
diooii
shul'tluig
^ show r-balh
''
shoot ' i
;,
show'i rrd i 11, . shuiuac
» shim
y / show'.TiiiK t

shunne<l
-ihoot'iiig-star ..
- ^ ^ ,how i-rlt-ss

' shop '' 1

" showery ^hun'ninK
;• shunt
itKip'kecpei .how ily !

* show' mess shunt'ed

saop'liltrr
>t«>W'Hlg
'
^ / shUIlt'lT
<^up' mail
-' show' mail shuiil'iiiK
_
'

shoppiiii!
sh<ip'wall«'[ > ^howii shut
sbup'-wumaii ^. show'room / shul'li-r

A shore
' /.
>how'v _ shiit'luiK
shuttle
•4httr<Hl ^^ shrank
-hrap iiel shut'lleci* «
shri-d shwan'p.U'
short Oir.-a\l.'.l >hv
-r sborii shr.-d'ding «hv "T
skorl
^kun uMini;
:
L shrew
shrewd
-hy'rst
~liy'»ig

short mi .( . shrewd' Iv shv'lv

shrewd'iiess shv'liess
ihort'ened ,
.1

short'eiHT shrew' ish ^1

sh 'rt'ening shrew'-nv '!<• »l.l. IK'*'"

1 t

7 itiort'er shrew'-ni'iuv Siamese'

:?
shri-k \ Sibe'riaii
iliorl'lunJ
skftft U.iudvfi
ihort'h'ttn ,
'^ ,'1
shrieked
-liriek'inK
shriev'altv
A
1 s
sib'ilancr
sib'ilaiicy
^ili'ilaiit
^'
ihort' ivtmi'ii
:

t
'
5«
•
shrilt \ • diila'tioii
•.hrikt- Mbyl
i*or/'-!ivi-il ,"" V ^ib'ylliiif
ihorllv > shrill
A -
'

short'iit'ts 1 „ / shrill'iKits ^ NIC, su;'ca

'

, > shril'ly
I
! "ic calive
sfcorf'-sujhtfti >- 1
shrimp ,,
sic'city
sfc<r/-M){lil t'l- , -hriinp'iiiK <y'
sire
^"•
shot
shoir
(!"•< J' "r ^liriiie
shrink
i
Sicifiaii
sick
-Lr- t
 234 glmitlaemm
girk-bed

Sil'lery
'
sig'nalling
sick'-bed sU'hor
.ig'ii.ilinii;
sick' en
"^
I

sil'licst
lig'iially
sick'oicd sil'lily
»ii{'Ti,iliii.iri
sick'fning sil'liness
iick'i>b " -\ siR'n^t^ry sillom'eter
iick'lf
sick'Ird
- sig'iialure
sil'lon
"-- • siRu'-lxaid sil'ly
sick'leworl si'lo
signrd
1 sick'lied silt
siRu'er
sick'iioeiis 5ill'ed
(kk'-lisi
•^ subnet
silt'iiig
sick'ly Silu'rian
-• tlck'ne« silu'ridaii
sii;k'-p>>iii siginf'icaiicy sil'va
,
. V
tide sil'van
t sidf'board "~ sil'vrr
jn;iii/ iViJH/
si'ded
- s%iml unnlly
sil'vered
- l side'ling "" 'ninlfU'.i'tinil
>ll'ViTIT
f side' long sil'ver-grcy
-, .igiiit'icativc
sid'eral silvering
I- side'rral sigiiif'icatnr sil'vcrl ng
sid'crite airvcrsmilh
siguii'icalory
sidcrog'rapliy
stz'nifit'l
> ; sil'vcr-stick
sid'eroiC'if* sil'viT-tifc
sii;'mi/v
iidb'-saddl-.' sil'vory
siii'ni/viuR
I »ide'-tabU siraar'
sigii'ing
iide'walk simaru'ba
I.

iide'wite i - - si'gnior \ sitn'ia

•.iKij'-inaiiual
si'di siin'iaii
si'gcior
ii'diiig im'ihir
sigiio'ra
f si'dle sirailarily
sigiiori'iia
si'dled sim'ilarly
ii'dliiig . Sim' lie
' iigu'-paiiiter
./ jiege simil'ilude
sigii'-post
Mpg'nm sim'ilor
si'enile
Sikh
sim'ioiis
-.ifli'lta
^i'Umic
si'lemed sim'itar
sier'rj sim'nxT
-.riiii' I r
siesta sim'iiiered
si'loiiciiig
sieve sim'racring
si'lcnt
3ift simo'niac
_;
si'leiitly
siJt'ed suuoiii'acal
sile'sia
sift'er Siino'iiiaii
Silf'siaii
sift'llig sira'iiiiy
si'lci
sigh , sim'titin'
silhouctli'
sighed *",'
simoon'
sil'ira
sigh'er ii'mim
siTuati'
' kigh'iiig I
sira'fXT
sil'icatid
sight - sira'r><ri<l
sili'cei.us
sghfd sim'rxrcr
»;liril l•rllU-
sight ITlg
-f
sighl'less .l ; H ' il'u'd ^ sim'p<'riiig
siiii'ph'
•>ihi;'ifv
sight'lesMiiss
.ilic'iiyiiig sim'pl''*iBiiiil*'
siglil'hness
>ili'ciiiin
sighi'ly ~ 1 »riii'.i-iiiiii'l'"i
*iricii'
sighl'-ei-iiig
>iric>)n
'
siRht'-sttr
.^.g'll
>igilU'ria
c Mhc'iil'«e
sil'iqiia
^UU'l'liMll'SS
-iiii'pler
f. Mill pli-sl
Mgiiioid .-X, sil'iquiform sini'pleliin
w sigiimd'al \.- simplir'ity
^iliquiiSf
'
simpUftfa'ticin
tiik
signal
sllkVll sim'p'ifi'd
sig'iialuc .

silk'iiicss
J lig'iialued .ini'plity
.ig'iialuing silk'w. irni '\ sun plityiiig
sig'iialled simply
silk'v
sill li'-ii' siiunla'iriK'i
Mi{ ii.iili-r
I sig'ii.ilT
\ SI labib, ••vrla-

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235
8lmulat(>

si'zar
siu'uer
"litn'uUtc ^ size
siii'net
sim'ulalpJ siip'able
jim'uUtiiig
— ) sin'ning
sized
- sin'-<jflering
simula'tioii ' - — SWl'lftT
siz el
simulta'tieous si'zer
simulla nwiusly 1 ^ - Sni'too
si'zing
sin'uate
sin '"^ si'zy
, sin'uated
Sinail'ic .

• sjam'bok
, sin'uating
Sina'pii '' .kald
: smiia'ti'Mi
sin'apism skatP
j_ sin'uose
siiicf skat'cd
s_. -| siniios'itv
siiicrre' ska'liT
.-.) sin'U'iU'i
,
•iuirert-'ly "- ska'tnig
si'nus .

siiicir'ity skidad'dle
iincip'ital S'P
^-J
ikcct
- . Sl'pll'Hl I

siii'cipiit
J- siph-ni'ic
skeg
,.
Sill'dfMl ^kfin
.J
-' siph'iii'iftT
sine >k.'l'.-t.m
, •
. ,ipli'.mr. run.
si'mcura! skeptic
^ - .^ bi'pliuncle
skfr'ry
sr'necare -_^ iphuii'cular
sk.tcli
sipiJcd
si'in'curiim j ^keuh'-lxxik
V
,

I ^ sip ping
si'iicturist sketched
'
iir
s;'iic die skelch'iT
-ir'cr O'Sir'kar
sine qua nun sketchily
sin'ew sketch'ing
' •
sire
iin'ewed sketcli y
si'ren
sin'ewy '
sirene'
- skew
jiiifo'iiia ske>v'-back
^" sin'tul
siri'asi*
skt-w'-hridge
" >
» Sir'iui
sinfully ,,
/ ,k.w..l
' iir'loin
»in'lulness skew'er
'
^ ' siroo.'co
sing ski
sir'rah
/ singp
sirup skid
singed
.. sir'upy
' singe'uig I skidded
/
- sing'ti
_* -ns'ltiii
skidding
'iis'lcr
sing't-r I , skiff
tis'tirhood
_ ' Smghales'-'
sing'ing
s.s'Ufin-Iaw - ski'-ing
~ iii.g ing-U/'jl'
I sis'lrrlv
skil'fiil
-• . Si'-'line
iinK'inx-niastpr ,' -.kil'tully
J sis'uura
,nig'nig-sch(»l I

skil'fuhiess
'i^ „ Sisypli'ean
,
sin'Kle sk.ll
sii.'cl'"'! skilUd
sill-
sia'uli-bindrd 1 skillet
silh
' singie-liearled skil'lnig
i sitho
siu'glf-ininded -kil'ly
/ su I'ogv
* ^ifglt-naiitl'cd ;
skim
sil l'>r
-. skumned
- •»i''lnig
- «*in'glt*ne*s nkim luiT
sit'Uiig i""ni
-iii'gli-sUtk " '-.itnato
skim -milk
~^ 'in'gUng
J ., -.il'uatfd _ skiia'niing
iin'gly ,

silua'tiiin '.kuii'mingloii
sinK'sOi.g
• »ii/'-lKilti
skin
sint.'iilar'itv \ .V. '
Si'v.n.l.i
skiii'-d<e;
«.
sill .u/[ir/v
^ Siva:.' I
-kiii'fliul
. . SIX
'.m ical '' . . six'lold sk Ii'(l!l
jiii'ifU-r
iix'pcnco
siii'istral f^ skink
sin'pt'iiny
sin'ibtrouK j_ »knincd
'Ilk
' '
r ^ ^ix'storr
vk n'ner
, sixifcn
sinli'.T skinnirr
si .it'-l lie skin'iiiest
{ sixth
', rg *(.-
V
L skinning
J' ing-lund
, .
^( sixih'lv j,^^ skm'niii'^ss
six'tulli
5in'U-« _ y
^_ sWin'ny
; six'tv
5i:i'irr,-j::cM skip
si'zaliie
sinned
\
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1
1 I f
skipped 2M glinkios

'.UllM'T'tlls sleeked
>kipp«<l (
" sleek'iiig
slaii'diTuii*lv
•* ikip'ixi
ikip'piiiK slang '
sleekly
-.kii'misli
~1 Sl.lllg'Hl
'
^ sleek'neis
sl.itig lllg
ikir'miblx'tl
skir'mislii r
^ slaiig'y
sli-ep
sleep'er
*- .
Is"! ^^
sVir'miiliiiiK slant
slaiit'ed
sleep' ler
<kir ret slitp'itit
-laiit'mg
l „ ;
skirt sleep' ily
ik.rt'cd V s;.tiu itiiilv
j'^, s sleep' iness
slaiit'wLse
skirt'UiK sle«'p'nig
skirl'inn-U.til >Up '
sleep' less
-lap'-dtisti
skit sleep'lessiiess
skit'lith •>lapprd
; sleep'-walk r
tkit'tishly sUpping
sleep'walking
»kit'tlt-ailev slash "" . _ sleep'y
skit'tles »iash<<l
sleet
-.Uisir. r
ski'ver sleel'inci*
slish'iiig „
skow ^
sircl'y
>kulk sl.u
slatdi ^ sli eve
skulUml
slate slecve'-link
»_r -kiilk'.t _
skulking' sla'ted
' -^ , slati'-iKiicil
sleigh
skull sleigh'-bell
skullcap , sla'ter
.
"" sleigli'nig
s^'Uiik ,, . sla'ting
sleight
ik\U' rv I slat' tern
slen'der
sky slat'ternliness
slen'derly
>ky'-bli:i slat'tenilv (

\. '•'
it

sky'ry sla'ty -Im'diriiess

slaugh'tir o
^kv -lugh slept
>kv'ish slaiigh'tiri •'

sleuth
ikyl.vk ' slancirti'r-'i'.'i- sleuth'-lmuml
sky'l rkiiig sluUgll llTll:|!
> slew
slaugiriin.iis
sley
sky ligiit ^ slice
sky-rock- Slav ,

sliced
sky'-^^l ,'V, sUv>-
>|jv.d
^" sli'cer
V skv-siraiK-r si; ring
slab slave' -dnvi i

slick
\ sUli'bcr slave 'holdrr slid
sUb'biTtd •
V slid'der
sUvr'lioldiit!
\ SUb'oTiT ,

V \ .
sUbbrr
slab'buu-ss
ig •V, slavc'owiiiT
sla'vcr
slav'er
slid.'
sli'dei
sli'ihnK
slab'by •.li'!l'!!H-s( alt-
slav'fr' d I
slack '-'• sliKat

'
slackiHl
slack'eii
> slav'« -<T
•lav'irii n ^ -light'ed
' shght'er
slack'' 1. •<! ia viTV
S.'igl.C.st
sUck'tii'ii! sL-.ve'-ship
.l,lVr'-/>ili/<'
^ sliifhl' '..g
sUck'iiii; slight' iiiglv
slack'ly sla'vrig shght'lv
^light'ness
'
sUck'ness sla'vish
sli'ly
sl.iR sla'vishly
slim
sUg'gy sla'vlshne^ SllIi'O
slaie '
Slavon'it iliiued
sUio "'
sll'lu 'less
slake Slav ^

slakrd slav'tr sli'mii.R

sUkp'le^s sUy'nig •
sliin'iK "

- ilc/king sleaw
vl.a'/v.sU- /\ sli'mv
slam
sled
- sling
MommiHl sling e(
slam'mmg sl.'d.led
-!--:-.'4oT
slisl'ililig .!!..y.n2
sledge
slan'cieipd
-lidgt'-h iinmer
- shnk
slan'deriT
slan'dwing
/ sleek
s. ^ ilmk'ing

^(^. 'v^-:^riiti^-\
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237
8iir
smal'tmiig
''
A.
tlip
<tip'-Wiiot
Uippwl .7
V slub'lxT'<l
,lub't>rriiig
•ImlK'
smear
smearnl
smear'inK
»lu'
slip p<'' smear'
sUlrll
^lip'p<-""''"^ smec'tile
-lug
^ slip'p<v sftiell
sIuk'k-u-iI
^lip'ping smelleil
slug'gish
^ 6
slip'shoa i -T slug'Risbly
siueU'et
«!ip'-*lcip smell'llig
, V. slug'gishnrss
slit
t > sluicp
sliftrr ""N smell'ing-bi'tlle '
\\
i .0 <lui'cy
slit'ting
slu'ing
slil'tiii(J-mill / 1 smell'ing-«i-!ls
i

lum smeir-lrss
sliv'fr
j slum'bT
sloam smelt
I
-lumbered
<l(iat smelt'ed
-lum'tnTi r
ilob'ber tmelt'w
-lum'lxTing
*lob'b<Tert smelt'erv
-lum'NTous
vlob'hcrrr smelt'ing
-.luminiiig
slob'bcniiK tmew
.iump •mick'er
s\<x
slung
sloK smil'acin
slunk
slo'gaii smile
- ^~1 slnggnt
-lur
smiled
blurred
sloK'ger ,
smi'ler
-lur'ring
^log-giiiK smi'lifig
-lush
sloid, "Inya
-.luih'v smi'liiigly
sloop
-icit
r~rr
slop smirch
lut'tish
slop'-l>«i'> smirched
il, -.L.t'tishlv
»lope smirch'ing
,ly
Sl'Wfl , smirk
^.\ -Iv'-bmits
tmirk'iDg
slo ping
-l/ly
"ilop'pail smit
ily'n»"S5
<>|llppKi smite
smack smi'ter
sliippiness
-narkrd '1
slop'pinK '~1 smith
e -^ -mack'ing smith'ery
slop'pv
small
"( smith'ing
0~ , ilop'-sh'ip
imith'y
s|f>sh .mall'age
smi'ting
tmilt
slot -mair-arms "1 smit'len
sloth smock
slolh'fiil -mall'f'
smock'-frock
fully small 'ne»-
sl..|!. smoke
.|oih'tuln<^« -mall'pox
^•T- smoked
•.lol'ie'l -malt smnke'levs
s|o"ting -malt'iiie
srao'ker
si -irh miragilim-
smoTtier
slouchc'l -niiraijUitr smo'kiest
7
slouch'-t'it smo'kily
slonch'init smart
« sraoTtiness
slough (a bof) smart'ed
smo'king
slough (a east "mart'en
smo'kv
sloughP'l iiWui smart'ened
smooth
smart'eiiing
slnugh'init smoothed
sraarl'er
smooth'er
— slniiuh'v t smart'est
smooth'-lated
vioieh'v sraart'ing * smooth' iiig
iillV -mart'lv
I'll
smoothHy
s|ov>nlin<"'S smarl'-moiiev
smooth'ness
»mart'lie5s
|- smortan'dn
sirtv'only smash ^' sm'in 'to
smashed
slow
slow'ly ? ^

smash'rr
•.mash'ing
smote
smoth'er
slow'iiMs "^
smoth'ered
slow'-wonn smat'ler
• 1 sTnoth'ering
^imit'lered
.\ »mat'twer
M.ioui'dcr
<\ slub'ber

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1*S8
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stand'ard jtarve'ling
itag'nate itand'ard-bearer
slag'nated starv'ing
itand'ardization
itag'iiatiiig star' wort
itand'ardiie
state
stagna'tion 11 ^taiid'^rciizfd .P.
state'craft
•f staid .tand'ardiziii^
jtain sta'ted
stand'er
stained sta'tedly
stand'ing state'lvjiHl
stain'er
stand' ish t.''-~\ state'lier
stain'ing .
stand'point state'liest
f stain'less i,

state'liness
stain'lessness sy stand'still
^ stair state'ly
stang state'ment
stair'case "^
;,
stan'hope
1 stair'-rod sta'ter
stank state'room
'^. stair'ipay ,
stan'nary •'
States' Gen'etal
staith
stan'nate J states'man
.^. stake stan'nic
* -^ ,i staked ^ states'manlike
.
stanniferous lL states'manship
^J
,

stake'holder
stann'yel
—• sta'king stat'ic

I L_.
" stalac'tic
stan'ta
L- stanza' ic
stat'ical
L^ stat'ics
sta'pes
(' stalac'tiform "^1 sta'ting
^ staph'yline
•""!'
V- staphylo'ma P
sta'tion
stalac'tite -J' sta'tional
sta'ple
I.
stalactit'ic sta'tionary
C sta'pled
/ stalag'mite
sta'pler
sta'tioned

__- — -.talagmit'ic star

E''' sta'tioner
sta'tionery
"' star'board
sta'tioning
«/ stal'der
starch } sta'tist
•/) stale Star'-Chaniber
'(
'
stale'matc 5 statis'tic
starched statis'tical
•; - stale'ness •

starch'er
k stalk
starch'ing r stalis'tically
'

statisti'cian
^ stalked
°" starch'y
1^ _ stalk'er J-" statis'tics
stare
„ , sta'tive
.'^ stalk'ing
l^_ ^* .
stared
.'_i stalk'lest
star'cr
V stat'uary
U- stalk'y sUt'ue
star'fish
^f stat'ued
h/7
V
,

I
stall
stall'age
staUed
star'-flower
star'-gaier
^
..

statuesque'
statuette'
stat'ure
.A, itall'-fed
star'-gaiing
I .ifV. »taU'-fced
 245 gtickleback
statas

steeped ,^ stercorary
sta'tus
stat'utable steep'ing
stee'ple ^ /X sterco'rianism
slat'ute
stec'plechase ' »• stere
stat'ute-book
stat'utory V. i steep'ness '~ c/' strr'co
stereograph' ic
staunch steep'y
"^ _>^~\ stereog'raphy
steer
stau'rolite steer'age —^» stereom'eter
staii'rotypous steered stereomet'ric
"> steer'er
stave =^ stereom'etry
staved steer" ing
steers'man storcop'ticon
sta'ving
stay V sleeve ster'eoscope
stprof)scop'ic
stayed steeved
steev'ing ster'poscopist
stay'er stereot'omy
stay'ing stcg'anopod
'
f:
stegnot'ic ^1' ster'eotype
sta/lace ster'cotyped
stay'maker stein
ste'la ster'cotypcr
stays stereotyp'ic
stav'sail stol'echite
ste'lene ster'eotyping
stead (fast
f
O"
1

•X stereotypog'ra-
stead'fast.stod'- stel'lar
stead'fastly
1

|
r stel'Iary
ster'ile
stead'fastness 1
stel'lite
stel'lated steril'ity
stead'ied
stellif'erous ster'ilize
stead'ier ^•\'-.
stel'liforra ster'ling
stoad'icst
stel'lion stem
stead'ily
ster'nal

i stead'iness
stead'y
stead'ying K^^ stem
stcl'Uilar

stelog'raphy ]
stem'-board
stem'-chase

I steak
steal
<:'^ stem'less
stern'er
5teni'pst
stemmed stcni'ly
steal'er

n
steal'ing
stealth
steal th'ily
^ r^—-^ stem'ming
<-^,
/
stem'ple
stench
stcrn'HJOJi/
stcm'ness
steriiocos'tal
sten'cil stem'-post
1 slcalth'iness
stealth'y ^ Isteii'rillpd
stoii'cilcd
stern'-sherts
ster'niim
steam r

sterr.uta'tion
I stoii'cillitig
steara'boat
ston'ciliicg stornu'talive
steamed ^«r-'~ (

stenog'rapher stornu'tatory
'1 ^ stcr'torous
steam'-engine , , stenograph'ic
7 steam'er
steam'-gaiigc
stenograph'ical
stenog'raphist
r.
'
stet
stcthom'cter
sti'th'oscope
- steam'-gun stcnog'raphy stelhoscop'ic
steam'-hammer
steu'otype stc'vedoro
.

'
steam'iiis
stcam'-pipe stcn'otypy •1' - t stew
stew'ard
stcam'-ship sten'tor
stento'rian stew'ardess
stcam'-tug
step stcw'ardship
stpam'y
step'brother stewed
-

n
ste'arate
stear'ic
ste'arin
\ strp'f/itVii
step'-Urae
step'-daughtor
stew'ing
ithen'ic
stib'ial
j
ste'atite
step'father stib'iated
steatit'ic
'

r steatom'atous stephano'tis
\ stib'ious
. stib'ium
' steed
step'mother stich
steel
J

steppe _ stich'ic
steeled
^
stepped stich'omancy
'
steel'er
step'per stichom'etry
» steel'iness
steering
\ step'ping stick
step'ping-stone stick'er
steel'-plated
\ step'sistcr itick'in'-"
steel'y
step'son , stick'ing
steel'yard \

stept stick'le
- steen iiig
stick'leback
stercora'ceous
steep
A
 Htory-tellfr
sticklnil
24S

<>->-_ stom'achal
stick'IiKl L '4
stint'ing
stipe
,

^"-^ - stom' ached

stick'Icr
sti'pend
stick'ling ,L.r— or'^'i stom'acher
stipendiary
stick'y
stiff •\
l stip'pU"
stip'pled
storaach'ic

1.^
5tiB'Ml
•^tiff'cncd
stiffening
itifl'er
d ../\
I stip'pling
stipula'ceous
stip'ular
stomach'ical
stom'achless
stora'ach-piimp

V stifJ'ly stip'iiliry
sto'm.ipod
stone
V itiff'-neck \- stip'nlatr, adj.
V,-
r-
stiff'-nockfd
stiffness V stip'nlate, v.
stip'ulated
stonc'-blind
sl.illc'-fo/l/
stonc'crop
-ti'flc stip'ulating
sti'fled stone'-ciitter
stip'ulation

^
sti'lling
stig'ma
Stigni.i'ria
V \
stip'ulator
stip'iile
stoned
stone'-frnit
stone'-mason
stip'iiled
stig'm.ita > stir
sto'ner
stone's'-throw
stigmat'ic stirk
stigmat'ical stone'-still
stirred
stig'matize stonc'ware
; siir'rcr
stig'matized sto'niness
stir'ring
sto'ning
stig'matizing stir'rup
sto'ny
stitch
./ "A sti'lar sto'ny-hearted
stitched
stil'bite stood
/ stitch t-r
stile stook
stitch'ing
stilet'to stool
stith'y
still
stive stoom
stil'lage stoop
stived
.\ still'-bom stoope.l
sti'ver
stilled stoop'er
stiv'ing
stillW stoop'ing
stoat
still'ing stoop'ingly
stiU'life
stock '^ stop
still'ncss
^1 stockade'
stock'-broker stop'-cock
still'-room
r\-! stil'ly
stock'-dove stop'gap
stocked stop'page
stilt stopped
stock'-fish
stiltVd stop'per
stock'holder
stilt'ing stop'ping
stockinet'
Stil'ton stop'ple
(.\ stock'ing
imi f\ stilt'v
sti)ck-iM-/faJc <^l
stop'-watch
stim'iilai.t
stim'ulate
- -1 !»
stock'ish V [,
stor'age
sto'rax
stock'-jobbcr
stiin'iilated
stim'ulating X ;^
°7 stock'-jobbing store
stored
stiraiil>'tion \^ stock'list
store'house
t^ stocks
stim'iilative
'f '
stock'still ^ =^_. store'keeper
stim'niator stcre'room
^1., stock'-taking
stim'uUis
sting
" stock'y
store'ship
sto'rcv, ^lip'ry
;_^_ stock'-yard
sting'cr stii'ried
sto'ic
stin'gier sto'ring
sto'ical
stin'giest stork
stoichiom'etry
V «tin'gily
stin'giness
sto'icisiii
stork's'-blll
storm
sting'ing stoke
stoked
stormed
sting'less storm'ier
stin'go stoke'-hole
storm'iest
sto'kei'
stin'gy > storm'iness
sto'kinp
sting'y ^• storm' in g
stole
stink 'Jtnml'v
stink'ard stoled
Stor'thiiig
stink'er y sto'len
sto'ry
stol'id
itink'ing sto'ry-book
stolid'ity
stint
stint'ed r 'I sto'lon
stora'ach
sto'ry-teller
stint'er

'I
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S47

1. stri'»
straphang'iT
sto'ry-tplling ,, stri'ate
strappa'do
stoup |

-i stri'ated
strapped I.,

stour -J stria'tio.-.
strap'pcr I

stout |
strick'en
strap'ping i

stout'er
i

strick'le
s trass
J .

stout'ly I

"L strict
stra't.i
stout'ncss I

1 strict'er
strat'agem 1

sto'vainc l,. strict'est

stratarith'metry
.V stove |
I strict'ly
stow
-tow'agc
1 strafget'ical
slrali-x'ic
j

i
^.5
strict'ness
stric'ture
stow'away
I strateg'ical ;
1,.
stric'tiired
stowed ;. , strat'cgist ,
_ai
strid'don
stow'ing
/ strat'cgy
stride
stra'bism '1 strath
v. stri'dont
strabis'mus strath'sfx'V
I
stri'ding
strad'dle ; strid'uloiis
stratifica'lifHi
^ st-ad'dled strife
1 ^ strat'ificd
id'dling strig'il
strat'ifonn
c livii'rin-
,'glc
j

1.'
1\v_
strat'ify -I'
stri'g'iso
slri'gf)us
. j
strat'ifyiiiK
L ng-glcd striki
St jp'glcr stratoc'rary
sicag-gling
straif^t
L stratog'raphy
t-
11-
stri'kcr
stri'king
stri'kinglv
straight'cn \i string
straight'cned
or "V-^ stra'tum
i^n
,

^ striiig'-board
straight'encr ,,« string' -coursf
Stratus 1
straight'ening stringed'
straightfor'ward ^Irin'uency
straightfor'ward-
straw
ness
straw'lx'rry
straw'-colrmr
I >T string'ent
string'er*;
^
> straight'ly ''
string'-halt
straight'ness straw'y
jj. 1 string" iness
stray
straight'way string'ing
strayed
itraik string" y
stray'er
strain strip
strained
stra/iiig
streak
I stripe
strain'er
strain'ing
streaked I striped
stri'ping
; trait
streaking" r
streak'y 1 x^«> strip'ling
1-
strait'en Ni stripped
., stream

2 .
strait'ened
strait'-jacket
strait'-laced
strait'ly
1-.
W streamed
stream'er
stream' in g
i
N 1
strip'per
strip'ping
stript
strive
strait'ness
stream'let T striv'en
stream'y
strait' -waistcoat stri vor
1. street
strake
stramin'eous strel'itz X^ striv'ing
strob'ile
slreni;th
stramo'nium strode
strengthVii
stram'ony
strand
strength'cncd
'i-
i^ stroke
stroked
strand'ed strength'eiier stro'ker
strand'ing strokes'man
strength 'cninR
strange
strange'ly strength'less
"K stro'k
strol'
^
strange'ness stroli.d
stren'uous
ittan'fff stroll'er
stren'uously
u: stran'gle
stran'gl
'
1
"
stren'uousness
stress K
struU'ing
strom.tt'ic
stran'gles strora'bite
stretch
stran'gling
1^^
)
stretched ,^ I
strom'biis
stretch'cr strong
stran'gulated I

T 1
stretch'ing J _ stron'ger
"-'
i 1 stron'gest
strangula'tioii / strew
strong'hold
strewed 1

stran'gnrv strew'ing
"**
V strong'ish
u--- t ~) strong"! y
stri'a
strap
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248 8ubduplt>
gtrongmlnded
'A:. ity'liform
strong'minded S=.' stuff'iesi
stroiig-mlnii'i d- stufl'inrss sty'ling
Lness
^ strong'room
stuffing
stiifl'ing-box .} /
o stv'lish
«t'. lishly
l_, ,.V ' stron
stron'tia
tia
stron'tian
stuft'y
stiiltilica'tion
r sty'list
sly'lite
stron'tianitc
'.1. stultified sty'lobate
stron'tiura sliirtiftT sty'lograph
''I
strop
stro phe n stul'tily

sturtifying
slylograph'ic
stylog'raphy
sty'loid
^•~. stroph ic 7.1
I . stroph'ioUte !\ slum
stum'blc
sty'lus
slroph'iolatcd styp'tic
strove stum'bled styptic'ity
1- strow v stum'bler Styx
stro wed
> stum'bling suabil'ity
1- strow'ing stum'bling-block su'able
strown , stummed sua'sion
1l_ struck stum'niing .^ sua'sive
struc'tural
- stump
'Ti. struc'turc stumped or\ suave
X.
L I
stnig'gle
strug'gled
J stump'iness
stumping ^/ suave'ly
strug'sling v stump'-orator £
'
suav'ity
strum I ^tump'-oratory '>

\ „ sub
stru'ma V -tiimp'y V' subac'elate
strummed
>tuiii;
V subac'id
strurn'miiiR , \ \ „ suba'gency
V ,' stru'raous
,
^tunk
stunned
, / , N suba'gent
strum'pet
stun'ner
\/\ /; •f
subal'pine
strung 5^- subal'tern
1- strut .^ stun'ning
stunt <l^'~- subalter'nate
stru'thious
strut'ted stunt'ed snba'queous
/'"'liiii stnit'ter
strut'ting
"^
stunt'ing
stupe
^'^ >"
Sj;

\
subas'tral
subaudi'tion
stupefa'cient
str>'ch'nia
str>'ch'»in-iiinc J- stupefac'tion
^ I,
sub'base

\ stub
stubbed
\\'^\ stupcfac'tive
stu pcfied
\ >*» siibbra'chial

subbra'chlaii
- stu'peficr
. stub'bcd \ "N . subclavian
\^stub'bing stu'pefy •'^^ •
sub-commit'tee
\i
stubble ^ stu'pefying sub-contract
(- \1_ ^

. ,stub'bly ^ stupen'dous
Vi subcon'trary
-v' stub'tioni stupen'dously subcor'datc
\,
stub'bomly k stupid \ subcos'tal
V stub'borniicss 1 stu'pidity
stu'pidly
\ ,, r subcuta'ncous
stub'by
"'
•
\ sub'diacrn
StU( 'o> \ stu'por V 1 . sub'dcan
stuc'cood stu'pose subdiviile'
1, \
stuc'cocr stu'prate ^ \ subdivided
stupra'tion C subdividing
stuc'coing
stuck
stuck'-tt/)
\ | stur'dier
stur'diest
s
^_
V
\
V
subdivis'ible
snbdivi'sion
stud 'V- stur'dily \j>\ ^ subdom'inant
stud'ded j stur'diness sut)du'able
stud'ding
stu'dcnt
n stur'dy
stur'geon
\\ S.

V'^
, \_
\
subdu'al
sulKluce'
stud'ied sturio'nian (., subduccd'
stut'ter
V subdu'cing

h mu'dio
stu'dious
stu'diously
itud'y r
stut'tered
stut'terer
stut'tering
sty
subduct'
subduct'cd
subduct'ing
siihduc'tion
stud'ying J: Styg'ian
o \^,
"\ subdue'
stu'fa stylagalma'ic subdued'
stuff sty'lar \ „ subdu'or
stuffed style sulxlu'ing
stuiTer St vied sub'duple
~^
s stuffier -r sty'lct -\
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gub-editor
ill!

submer'gciice subsitt'rnt
siib'-oditor
subsist'ing
N >irix'rale Mibm<r'ging sub'soit
subrr'ic
submerse' sub'spccie5
iu'b«Titi-i!ie
<ubmersc<l' sub'stance
sMlxrosc'
submers'ing siihslan'tiiil
su'bcrnus
submer'siou substautial'ity
sub'geiitis
^ubmis'sioii suhslan'lially
subi'odide
*ubmiss'ivK suhstan'litih
su'bito
5s
subja'cpiit snbmiss'ivrly substan'tlate
I suhjcct,
submiss'ivencss substan'tiatod
I
snhjul'iJ, pi-
subjocl'iil, pp. submit' substan'tiating
suliirct'iuK subrait'ted
submil'tiiii; substantia'tion
suhjec'tion
N submul'tiplc sub'stantivc
suhiic'livf
suhifc'lhe\y subnas'iotit sub'slan lively
subor'dinacy [«
subir'di!. .!!, n.,
sub'stitute
subjec'tivisni
iub'stituted
) subor'dinate, v.
sub'stituting
subor'dinated
\ substitu'tion
subjpctiv'ity subor'dii.ating
subordiiia'tion
substitu'tional
\ suborn' substitu'tion ary
sub'ject-mattrr suboriia'tion
snb'stitutivc
\ suborned' sub'strate
subjoin' suborn 'er
subjoined' \ >ub<« 'iiig
substratum
subjoin'ing subo'vate
sub ju'dicc subpoi'na substruc'turc
sub'jui;ate \ -MbpoE'naed sub'style
?ub'j\igat('d
sub'jugatinp \.:i subpoe'naing subsul'phate
subsul'tory
I subjuga'tion i\h'principai sub'tangent
,-iubrep'lion subtend'
sub'jugator
1_ subjmic'tiuii
\ .)
\ '
si'.hroga'tinn
sub ro'sa
snbti'rid'ed
subtcnd'ing
~ \ subjuric'tive
siib'salt subtense'
'
st4hscriht'' subter'fluent
\ / •
/ sublapsa'riaii \ siihscrihai' sub'terfugc
subscn'ber
\ '
,( sllblapsa'riaiii m \ snbterra'ne.in
subterra'neous
sublap'«arv V •
iub'script
su'isirip'iion
sub'tile
\. SUbl.ltc' V- sub'scctiim
siibti.'ity
subla'tion \ snbtiliza'tion
aub'^eqiieiice
sublease' snb'tilize
sublit' \ cu!i'*e<]u<nt
sub'tilized
fiub'seqiiently
\ v: subleva'tioii snb'tilizing
subserve'
s)ib'tilty
V sub-libra'rian \ subserved'
sub'tle
>ul)'liniate, ii., subserv'ience sub'tlety
iub'limate, v. iub'tly
subserv'iency
sub'limaUd sub^erv'ient sub'tonic
sub'limating subtract'
subside'
snblima'tion
subsi'ded V subtract'ed
sublime'
SMblimed'
V subsi'dencc sublract'cr
I '

sublime'ly subsid'iarily subtract'ing

subli'ming subtrac'tion
subsid'iary
sublim'ity
V sublu'iiar
sub'lunary
subsiding
sub'sidize
subtract'ivt
sub'trahend
su'bulate
sub'sidized
submarine' ^u'bulatcd
subsidizing
-ub'urb
A .
submax'illary
V
sub'si ly
subur'ban
\ submc'diant
subsist'
subsisted \ V sub'urbs
/ submerge' subsist'cnce subven'tion
submerged'
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uiir
abvenion
iulk'y
»ubvfr'<ion
surr
sullen
<il'ct
>ubviT'sivc
subviTt'
siibvert'ed
.Si su'rty
suf'fir
.1
sul'lenly
sul'lenncss
iul'Urd
sul'fcrabli-
subvrrl'tT sul'ly
s\i('ferancc •J- ^
subvcrt'ible sul'lying
suffered
subvcrt'iiig tul'phate
sufferer
tr\ lulphat'ic
siib'ttKiy sufferiiiR
l_. sul phide
siicct-daiicous suffice'
sul'phltc
succ'da'iicum sufficed'
succct'd' skJI'iiimiv
r. sul'phnnal
(
sufphosalt
4Ucc(*ed'cil <L.' sufi'ciftit
iul'phosel
IM' iiiccfed'ing
succen'tor •-
I
^uficiinlly
sufti'cing
aul'ph'or
sul'phuratr,"
c
success' suffix
'-^'
.•_LC sul'phurate, i'

succcss'ful suffixed' '

sul'phurated
success'fully suffix'ing
, tul'phurating
iiicces '^ioii suffl.i'liori
iulphura'tion
i-'-f
iiicces'siniial sul tocaU
"
lulphu'rcous
i\icces'si<)iii"il suffocated
^ ^r succes'sivn
'.ucccs'sivcly
'— ,
suffocating
siiffoca'tion
sul phuret
sul'phuretted
sulphu'ric
^' suffocative
succcM'or ^ phuring
If 1 sul
iiiccifVroUS ' suffragan
^' sul'phurous
:>uc'ciii;itc suffragette
9 / sul'phury
suc'cinated suffrage •^.1
^s sul'lragisiu
sul'tan
/
•»-<M
^iKcinct'
succitict'ly
> /
suf'fragi-t
6T sulta'na
( sul'taness
; suffuse'
succinct'iiess
'iuccin'ic
p
suffused'
^
0.. aul'tanry
sul'trily
suc'ciiiite .^5. suffu'siug
sul'tnness
suc'cinous suffu'sioii
^. sul'try
siK 'luur-i'ir su'fi
sug
sum
SIM 'rinirod-corrd sii'marl
sm'iii.h .

siic'icMiriT-cririr sug'ar
sug'ar-caiif
'T Suma'tran
nuc'i ouriri(!-C"r-
siim'marilv
suc'culcnce linp sug'ar I'd
sum'marize
iuc'oilcncy sug'ariness
sum'mariied
,

suc'culenl sug'aring
sum'mariziiiR
11! succumb' sug'ar-loaf !./
sum'mary
> ,uccumbcd' ^•j summa'tion
.J ' sug'ar-pluni
succumb'ing
sug'ary summed
<uccvis'-ion
sum'mer
sllCCUS'siVP
.suiU'fS/'d/ ^0 sum'meied
such sum'mer-h'"!^''
s\iggest'er
vuck ^ s\im'mcrini?
t \!(i;i;fS('iM«
sucked sum'mersault
stmc;es'lion
siick'er -\ sum'mersrt
';iii;:;est'ive
suck'ing ^-^
sMck'le / su??<-s<'ivcly
su'icidal
f
"''
I
sum'ming
sum'mit
suck'led
V su'icide sum'mou
snck'ling
su'icidism ""^ sum'moned
suc'tion
^u'ing t
sum'moner
suctii'rial ' suit
' '
4_/ sum'mouine
suct'/rian sum'motis
snitabifity
S'ulam-sc'
suda'tiiin
suit'ablc sum'mum
S- suit'ablencss C^-^ bo'num
su'datory
sud'de"
suit'ably _/^ sump
suite ""^ sump'tor
SI'-'' y
suit'ed
// (r~i sumptuary
s .iness
s-.iit'irtg , I '-'.".mp'tuous
suaorifiious
suit'or f" i~^^ ") sump'tuously
sudorific
sudorip'arous
sul'cate
sufcated ^ "-i-x.sun
O suinp'tnousiu^

Su'dra -'-^ sun'beam ''

sulk ,
suds lit
"' sun'burnt
sulk'ily
sue
' sulk'iness Sun'day
,1 «ued
stiMf r sulks sun'der

^
 .

'M suppantion
Kundial

sjperhu'niui nuperton'ic
•lUii'diiil ^ ^ supervene'
.\-j\ superimpi)*''' '^'
mii'down d' supervf 1'
sHperimp"t'
smi'-dri.. '.

superv ,i<iit
I T^^ •supt'iinpix'ing
sun'driM sii|Krvc nirig
sun'dry \_ siipen ncmn'bent
supcrii dnce'
super vrn'lton
-' sun'Asn -1 supervi'sal
«up<'riiiiluce<r
sun'flowfr supervise'
supiTindii'-'iiiB
, »nng «c.. supervisetl'
sup<Tiniend'
sunk supcrvi'sing
— siiiikVn ^uporint.^nd'ed |
supervi'sioii liJI
^
siin'liKht I
supervi'sor,
"7^ . <iiprrintend'enrr
Min'like supervi'wwy
. Mip-Ti itriid'incy
sim'lit -MpMl'.ll"'
•)S_, siipcrintdid'ent |

Siiii'iia supitia'lion
sun'nirr ~V- ineriiiti-nd'ing
- '

supin
" (iin'ciii'st
p, " ^' ^uix'rior i
supii
siin'iiinrss supi! s
:e,

led
V.
» siiii'ninR ' '
supirior'ity I

supp
ting
Siin'nitc
sim'ny
VT y super'laiive 1
sup r
p' perless
lion
w '
J super'lativcly I
,

« '

sim'ri«. -up'pinK_
superlu'nar i

iiin'risiiiKl '* >upplant'

I I suTorlu'nary
' . sun'spt j
si!p|il,inta'tinn
ttnl •
sun'shadr
^ . ^ supermun' ' <" !

sMppl.mt'od
sun'shinc ^ super'nal

\ X.
tg sujx'raa'ta supplanl'er
smi'shiny j

S'lpplant'ing
us sitr-niat'ui.ii
? sun'strokc supple
^ sup sup'pled
su'per
:% .y supprnat'uralisnv
sup'plement
i su'perable % supernat'uralist supplemen'tal
supcraliound' j

sMpplemen'tary
V-J suprrabun'dancf '\'
,' supemat'urally
'
suppleness
superabun'dant sup'pliatit
superadd' sup'pl'.cant
-:.- suponiu'merary i

I
•iuporaddi'tion sup'plicatu
, supcrphos'phati-
sii'marti suptrangoric superpose' sup'plicated
:ni
•
,,
i superposed'
^, sup'plicating
iuprran'nuatc k

•ilv "' superposi'tion

;

supplica'tion
supcran'nuatpd ,

izp supomiy'al sup'plicator

superan'riuatiiig
riicd 1- su persalt sup'plicatnry
-iipcrannu.i'liiMi
riziiiR A supcrsat'urate supplied'
ry
sup'-rb'
supt'rb'ly
'
^t2 supersatura'tion ^ snppli'er
s\ipplies'
tion :t;:
I
surorcar'go superscribe' i
supply'
I

r -A" supply'ing
/" supcrcil'ious
red >-- superscribed' support'
supcrcil'inusly
ft'
sup^rcil'ifiusncss '\ support'ablc
ring j

- supcrscri'bing supper I'ed

rsaiill
superdom'inant \ support'er
Tsrt . -^ suporoni'inence '-
superscrip'tioii
- support'ing
ng suprrpm'inent suppo'sable
t
~ >iup<'rcr'nt!ate supersede'
'
suppose'
)ii supcrcroga'tion sup<'rse'dea< supposed'
^_^ suppo'sing
5ncd . <;upcreroR'atorv .t superse'ded
jncr » suppTsi'tioii
--
-iiipiTse'din^
suporex cclliiKc suppfisi'tional
:)!iinc
- superse'dure
oris ^^^
— e' superex'cellpiit .r
supcrscii'^iial
supp'isiti'tiou
suppos'itive
um f
um superfi'cial JB supersession suppos'itory
supersti'tion .1--
suppress'
or supcrfi'cialist 1. supersti'tious suppressed'
;iiary suppress' in f
lUO'JS V. * suporficial'ity 1 supersti'tiously supprcs'sion
luously suppress'ive
superfi'cial! y superstratum suppress'or
liimi'iiii'

. superfi'cies sup'purate
am superstrii'-'ture sup'purated
su perfine
irnt K_,
V superflu'ity
supci'fluoiis supersul i
hate
sup'purating
suppura'tion
r
 8 wealing
252
guppanitive
sustain'ing
snrfiri'jiiis
' sup'purativp sustain'ment
surrebut*
supra-ax'illary sus'tenance
surrebut'ted

m '\: '-
aupracil'iary
siipralapsa'riaii
>/
\ surrebvit'tor
Siirn b'll'tuig
iurr' joui'
sustenta'tinn
sut'ler
suttee'
suttce'ism
siipramiiu'i-laiii' '

surrejoiii'dcr
sut'tle
surreii'dcr
supra-or'bital su'ttire
surrcu'dored
suprcm'acy su'zerain
surrenderee'
.• supreme' su'ierainty
surren'derer
supremc'ly swa*-
> surrcu'dering
su'ra swabbed
su'rah surrppti'tious swab'bor
*:r 5u'ral swab'bing
sur'base surrepti'tinusly swad'dle
„"^'\j sur'basemciit swad'dled
siir'rogatc
_ „
surbed' swad'dling
surround'
c'.y surcharge' ,
swag
surround'cd
^ , ,
surcharged'
surround'ing
swage
»-/'/; surcharg'ing swagged
— sur'cingle
sursol'id
swag'ger
w sur'cnat y- 0, -~'l. surtout'
swag'gercd
surd swag'gerer
i',H suri ' swag'gering
J... sur'turbrand
rMM'-fiHltcl swag'ging
survil'lance
)^- sun'\y swain

I :'i
h .J...
sur^'iiess
siir'ist
survey
-urvey'al
surveyed' 1
swale
swaled
5 sMrc'ty swil'ing
survey'iiig
^, suct'iy^hip swal'low
t o- surf
y^
survey'or
survey'nrship
survi'val
"^^
swal'lowed
swal'lower
^
sur'face J ><. swal'lowing
o/^' survive'
siir'feit swal'lowtail
.^ *^^ survived'
sur'fritcd swal'low-tail.
o^^-^' sur'fiilinB survi'ving swal'lowwort
surse
survi vr>r
swam
^^1 surged
survi'vorship
. swamp
sur'gcon :X.^ swamped
V; susceptibil'ity
c>/ sur'Kconcy
susc( p'tible _/ swamp' in g
") sur'gory
suscep'tibly
swamp'y

-6
»•/
^ sur'gical
sur'ging \ y
^
•>
suscep'live
sns'prCt, II.
swan
swan'pan
o'/ siir'gy f,
swans'dowii
\_ !,. suspect !'. ,
su'ricatc swap
"V^ sur'lincss < susp< ct'.dile
swapped
susptct'eJ
sur'ly swap'ping
suspect'er
"^.^-.^
"
surmise' i:^"' sn.sT'.c/'iiig
'> sward
.,^ ' surmised' sware
suspend'
h '~'
'.

"K-, surmount'
surmi'sing

s\irmount'ablo
)-
susp<^nd'od
suspend'er
.--.

^
swarm
swarmed
swarm'ing
sui-pend'ing
/?> , Mirmouiit'cd swarth
^'^ ~~^' ^^ suspense'
— surmnim I 'or
suspensibil'ily
'; swarth'ily
swarth'iness
'urmnuut'uig suspen'sible
£^ y^ swarth'y
^- ^^ surmul'let \^r -suspen'siiin
swash
^^^•^ sur'namo \_- j-"^^''^ suspen'sory swash'-buci<Icr
^ _ sur'uamcd V suspi'cion "^ swash'ing
sur'uamiiig --V r suspi'cirus "^ swath
- ^^ surpass' swathe
suspi'ciously
surpass'able .( >.wathed
suspira'tion
'
V surpassed'
suspire'
-wa' thing
surpass'ing ^way
•

'
\ suspired'
sur'pMcc swayed
J- suspir'ing ' ,way'ing
sur'pius
sustain'
sur'plusage •. swcal
sustain'able
/ surpri'sal
sustained'
* I sweated
.
surprise' -wearing
surprised'
\ sustain 'er

"l 1
 y ,

gyncline
253
swear
6'/' syl'logize
swiiie'herd t'/ syl'logized
swear swing
c'iZ" syl'logizer
swcar'er swinge T,
swear'ing
.1 '7 syl'logizini
•^1 swinged '". svlph
sweat swinge' g ill
r^.
h svlpli'id
sweat'ed swin'gel
sweat'er swing'tr
i:'<^ .1 svl'va
sweat'iiiess i
t V, svl'vaii
swing'ing
sweat'iug swin'gle
fK .

'^ ^'
syl'vanite
syl'vale
sweat' swin'gled ' ^ sym'bol
Swede swiii'gling
Swedeubor'gian symbol' ic
swi'nish symbol'ical
SwciliMibur'giaii-
swipe symlKirically
ism o-.^ swirl
Swe'dish sym' holism
swirl'ed sym'bolist
sweep '
swirl'ing symbcjliza'tioi
swoep'er Swiss
sweep'uig So sym'bohze
; switch syin'btjlized
sweep' ings switch'back sym'bolizing
__
sweep'stakes
sweep'y
\ ^ switch' board
switched
symbjlog'ical
- syialwl'ogy
sweet switch'ing syni'meiric
,

sweet' bread I
^
sweet'brier
n switch'iuaii
Swit'zer
s:'
.
' ' symmct'rical
- '^ symmetrically
swcet'eu
sweet'ened ^ swiv'el
swoU'en
^;
'
>yra'metrize
swect'ener
sym'raetry
r_\ swoon .<^ sympalhd'ic
sweet'cniiig swixjned "^ sympathel'ical

-,
sweot'fT
swoi es'.
SW'Hill'iUg
swoop
O ^'^ sympathet'ically
sym'pathize
sweetheart swooped {^
;

'"^
•
_^ sym'pathized
sweet' iiig SWLK>p'l"g i

'^ sym'pathizer
sweet' isli swiip '^"^
•i f.
swoet'ly
<^ sj-m'pathizing
swopped
1

^-^ '
sym'pathy
sweet'moa. swop'ping '"
!

sweet'uess -^_. symphon'ic

sword
sweel'pea symplio'nious
sweet'-scentcd
sweet'-smelling
sweet'-wiU'iam
V I
sword'-belt
sword'-blade
swnrd'-cane
sword'ed
j

j
5-^^
^'^- ^"''' syra'phonist

^^_ sym'phony
swell sword'fish sym'pUysis^
swelled sword'-shaped sympiesora'eter
sweU'iiig swords'man
swel'ter swore sym'pl >ce
sworn A sympo'siac
' iwel'tcred I

swum sympo'siarch
swel'teniig cr-
swung sympo'siasl
swel'try Syb'arite
swept \ Sybarit'ic
.
sympo'sium
iwerve
symp'tom
syc'aniine symptoraat'ic
i. swerved syc'amore
.

symptomatol'-
swerv'ing syce
; - sympto'sis [ogy
swift svcce' iynffi'resis
swift'er syc'ophancy iynagog'ical
swift'est syc'ophant syn'agogue
swiit'ly sycophan'tic
I
ivnale'pha
swill'uess syc'ophantize s'vii'archy
swig sy'enitc
\, synarthro'sis 1
swiU syenil'ic
swilled j syncar'pous I

syl'l.ibary syn'chronal I

swiU'er svll.ib'ic
swiU'ing syllab'ically syn'chronisra
J
swim syllabica'tion .-. syn'chronize I
swiin'mer syl'lable
swim'ming ''-'
,-^^ syn'chronized 1
" swim'mingly
svl'labub
syl'labus --_ syn'chronizing I
'
swin'dlc svUcp'sis syn'chronous I
swin'di-u syl'logisni syncli'nal 1

swin'dler syllogis'tic ^
'h syn'cline
O '
swin'dling
swine
syllogiza'tion
 854 syiygy
syncopal

syn'copal --—s — : synonym ic

"
— )_ Syr'ianism
Syr'iasm
,
syn'copate syrin'ga
syn'copated -^ synon'ymist , .

synon'ymize syr'ingc
syn'copating _;.__ J'
"
syiion'ymous sjT'inged
syncopa'tion •j^

syn'cope _-^ synon'yinously .>^-^^ syr'inging

syn'copist — ,. synon'ymy syringol'omy

-,'-^^ syncret'ic
;

° c/"' yr'inx
syn'cretisra '\3 synop'sis
synop'tic syrt
'' ,'— synop'tical syr'tic
!). syn'crctist
syndac'tylous ^
, .

synop'tically /\
^\ syr'up
T v.. syno'via syr'upy
irjj^ syndesmo'sis systal'tic
iyii'dic syno'vial
"
syntac'tic sys'tem
.— syn'dicate "l
syiitac'tical systeraat'ic
syn'drome systemat'ical
; _r syii'tax v,.
systcmat'ically
1t__ synec'doche syntax'is
'
' ~\ syntect'ic
' °l-^ sys'teraatism
syne'chia
"K
.

, .
syntere'sis
sys'tcmatist
syn'epy ^ VI ^ sys'tematize
sviuT't'sis syiiteret'ic 'I %
' '
synther'mal sys'teraatizpd
I i iynerget'ic ,

sys'tematizer
syn'ergist ^'-, sjii'thesis
' sys'tematiziiig
/ syn'crgy
" synthot'ic
syiithct'ical systcm'ic
Syngene'sia (^
•
^
' syn'graph
'^ sv-nthet'ically systeraiza'tioii
syii'tomy sys'temize
p synize'sis
synton'ic sys'temized
i_- » synneuro'sis ;,>0— ^
sys'temizer
syph'ilis
:_,, syn'od sys'tem-maker
'
« syn'odal \_^1__. syphilit'ic
sy'phon sys'tole
^, synod' ic systol'ic
J . synod'ical : \^ sy'ren
sys'tyle
syii'odist Syr'iac
syz'ygy
—
I

~ " syn'onym t/,^>-^

SvT'iacism
</ Syr'ian

hi

in*: ;;i

Hi! ;:•!
;y

^ talck'y
tack'er talc'ose
tab tack'ing a
',-

tab'aid lalc'ous
tack'le
tab'aret ,' tale
tack'lcd tale'bearer
tabasheer'
tack'lini?
tab'bied ; X- tale'beariiig
tacki'maii
^ -^ \
al tab'binet tal'ent
tact tal'ented
ally tab'by tact'ful '
m tab'byiiig
tact'fully
,•
ta'les
t tab'ernacle
tab'emacled
\r tac'tic
tales'man
tal'iped

X
,e
tac'tical
;pd
\
tah'trnacl'mg
ta'bes
tacti'cian K" tal'isman
talisman'ic
;pr tac'tics
.
ling tabet'ic IL talk
tac'tile
tab'idly talk'ative
tactil'ity
.ion tab'idness n. L talked
tac'tioii
tabif'ic talk'ee-talk'ee
tact'ual
i
'
tab'itude t". talk'cT
tad'jjol-;
k tab'lature
tac.1
talk'iiife

iker V ta'ble ?' tall

\ tableau'
ta^'iiia
tati'iTcl n tal'lagc
tableau' vivant Y" > tall'er
taffeta
ta'ble-cloth tall'cst
\ ta'bled
ta'ble d'hote
f taff'rail
tai'fy '^'
n tal'lied
tall'ness
ta'ble-land
ta'fia
K tal'low
S. V ta'blespcxju
-'
tag
taggfd
,7 tal'low-chandler

^'
"\ J ta'blespooaful
la uicsi
_ tagging Y V tal'lowy
J
<
'X'^ta'ble-
tab'let
•talk
tagl'ia
\-
>
, tal'ly
tal'ly-ho

1
I- i
Tagliaco'lian
ta'bling '~ tag'rag
tal'lying
taboo' tal'UTnan
tail
Tal'mud
tabooed'
taboo'ing
n tail'age
tailed
Talmud'ic
ta'bor Tal'mudist
tail'inh
X ta'bored
tail'less
tal'on
tal'oned
tab'oret
k lab'ouret
tai'lor
tai'loress
ta'ook', taluk'
1^ tab'ret talook'ah
tai'loring
i -_ tab'ular talook'dar
'

tail'-piece
\ ^ tab'ula rasa
tail'zie
taluk' Jar
I

tab'ul arize ta'lus

V tab'ulate
taint
I

^
\
taraabil'ity
^ tab'ulated
tab'ulating
taint'ed
taint'ing
1
t
\
.
ta'mable
taTut'able
taint'less
-. . ,^ tabula'tiou I. I ta'raableness
tain'ture
^ ^' tab'ulator
take
''\_j ,
tamp'abloni'ss
L _^-.^ tac'amahac tatn'arack
take'-in
tachp (mcd.term) ':
./ tam'arin
ta'ken
J tache (sugar pan' tara'arind
j
—
\_^ ^ tachom'eter
tako'-off
L-^ ' tam'iirisk
/

tachygraph'ic
tachyg'raphy
ta'ker
ta'king I
^ tam'bour
tam'bor 'ne
ta'kingly 1^-"
tac'it tame
-» ta'kingness i

tac'itly tainpabii iiy

,.^ tal'apoin
tat'ituni tamr'able
' ' tal'bot tanie'ableness
taciturnity '
talc •
tack
tacked
M tal'cite
tamed
 . .

Sa6 taxed
tameless
I

tap'pet task'-work
tame'less - .i-rx_. Tasma'nian
tami"'ly tap'ping
las'sel
tarae'iiess tap' -room
I tap' -root
'
tas'selled
ta'mer
j

tap'ster
f I tas'selcd
ta'ming
Tam'many
^
lar
taraiitel'la
^- '

I
tas'selling
tas'scliiig
Tara'o'-Shanter
X. - tamp tar'antism
taran'tula
^
^
. I

1
ta'stable
taste'able
tamped taste
tam'per tarax'acum
tarboosh'
:• ta'sted
u-^ tam'pered I-
°
taste' ful
tam'pcriT .> tar'di grade ,

tar'dily
,-• tastc'lully
tam'pering '(
•' ^- taste'less
tamp'ing tar'diness
taste'lcssness
tarn pion tar'dy
tare
^• ta'ster
tam'poc la'stily
tam'-tam tar'entism ;
taren'tola ta'sting
tan f^- ,

tar'get ta'sty
I
',

lan'agcr t targeteer' tat

tan'dem ta'-la'
1- taiie Tar'gum f
Tar'giimist
I'
tat' tor
tan gency tattcrdema'lion
tar'iff I,
tan'gent
,
' iM'ifi-n/orm' [
'••- tat'tered
tangen'tial ::\o,- 1 Tar'iff Reform' tat'ting
ti.'igerine'
tar'in J tat' tie
•
tangibil'ity
tar'latan tat' tied
tan gil'lfi
tarn' tat'tler
tangle
tar'nish J tat'lling
tangled tattoo'
tan'gling tar'nished i' I

tar'nishing j. tattooed'
tan'gly
tarpau'Un i
tatloo'ing
tan'ist
Tarpe'ian r I. taught
tan'istry
tar'ragon taunt
tank taunt'ed
tank'ard tar'ras J'

tarred i" ' taunt'er

tan'nage taunt'ing
tan'nate tar'ried j
,
tar'rier J^ taunt'ingly
'
tanned tau'riform
(
tan'ner L :
tar'ring .
"~v ~ f tau'rine
tan'nery tar'rocK
tar'ry, adj. tau'rocol
tan'nic I
tar'ry.ti. Tau'rus
tan'nier
^' tar'rying taut
tan'nin 1
tar'sal tau'tochroiie
tan'ning tautolog'kal
I

tan'sy "' tan>p , ,

l:
tar'sus tautolog'ically
\
tan'talite
tart
' tautol'ogist
tan'taliza'tion r' I"
,.

tar' tan i' I 7 tautol'Dgize

. tan'taliie
Tar'tar 1- tautorogized
tan'talized
Tarta'rean tautol'ogizing
tan'taliier 7 -
.

tan'talizing L, tar'tar-emet'ic T tautol'ogy

'•
tarta'reous tautophon'ical
.. tan'talum
tartar'ic tautoph'ony
tan'tamount
tartariza'tion
'.^ tav'ern
tan'tivy
tar'tarize tav'ern-keepor
tan'tmm *L- taw
tan'-yard tar'tarized ,

tar'tarizing taw'drily
tap taw'driness
tape tar'tarous
I

'
Tar'tarus taw'dry
taper I

tart'ish 1 tawed
ta'pered
tart'ly taw'er
ta'pering
tart'p.ess taw'ery
tap'estry
tar'trate taw'ing
! tap'eti
law'niiii'ss
'
tape'worm I
Tartuffe'
tar'-water taw'ny
tap'-/io«jf
task tax
tapio'ca
tasked taxabil'ity
ta'pir
ta'pis 1^ task'er
\ tax'able
task'ing L, tixa'tion
tapped taxed
, tapper J task'master

" -1
^
 tax'er ted'ded temper
I

L-o->\ ^ tax'-gath^er ted'der t>!m'pcrament

teii)|>er.iiiien't.il
'^
tax'i ted'ding (

Te De'um
-t-s^ tax'iarch
'*— tax'icab U te'dious
te'diously
( t<Mii{>er.inicn'lall\
tem'perance
tem'perate
ntaxider'mic
— ' tax'idermist te'dium tem'perately
tem'perative
-o tax'idermy tee .

,
*~- taxi'meter teem tem'perature
Lj!_> tax'ing teemed , tem'pered
leem'iiig tem'pering
V taxon'omy
tax'payer Uv^ tecm'less tem'pcst
teens tempes'tuous
taz'za
teeth tempes'tuously
tea
teethe tempcstuousness
4 tea'-caddy
teach
L teeth'ing
teeto'tal
. tem'plar
tem'ple
teach'able
teach'ablenoss teeto'taller tem'plet
\ teach'er teeto'talism tem'po
teeto'tum i^r tem'poral
tea' -chest
tee . temporal'ity
teaching
tea'cup teg'men tem porally
lion tegmen'tum tem'porarily
tea'cupftil

K tea'-dealer
tea'-garden
teague
teg'ular
teg'ument
tegumen'tal
,
tem'porary
temporiza tion
tem porize
1:

L, teak tegumen'tary tem'porized

tehee' tem'ponzer
4 tea'kettle
leal teil tem'ponzing
tempt
team tei'nosccpe
telamo'nes temptabil'ity
team'ster
tea'pot tela'rian tempt'able
telau'tograph tempta'tion
tear (a drop)
li>loK'oiiy tempt'ed
t tear (to rend)
tel'e^ram tempt'er
s tear'er
tear" fill U tel'egraph
tel'egraphed
tempt'ing
tempt'ress
tear'fullv
tpar'tulnrs" telegraph'ic ten
tel'egraphing tenabil'ity
tear'ing
tease ti^leg^raphist ten'able
K,. ten'ace
teased teleg'raphy
tea'sel.toa'zlo teleologiral tena'cious
tcicorogy tena'ciotisly
teas'er
lie > V^ tea'-servic<" Telcosau'rus tenac'ity
tenac'ulum
;'ical
:'icallv
teas'ing
tea'spoon 'Y telef ath'ic
tplep'athist tenaille'
it tea'spoontul telep'athy ten'ancy
tele phone ten'ant
teat
sed
V tea'-tabic 'H telephon'ic ten'an table
ting tea'-um tel'escope ten'anted
^ s tea'ile telescop'ic ten'an ting
I'ical tea'xled lel'esi"; ten'an tless
ny tea'rler telesmat'ic ten'an try
tea'zling tel'estich tench
;ep€r Tebet' tel'e writer tend
Tebeth' tel'ic tend'ed
tech'ily 'eU ten'dency
tell'vr ten'der
tech'iness
tech'nical
K ten'dered
lell'-liW
'
ten'dercr
technical'ity [.
tel'lural ten'der-hearted
tech'nically
tech'nics tel'luratr ten'dering
i^ te/lurpttcd ' ten'derly
technique'
tellu'riaii ten'demess
technolog'ic
tellu'rir . tend'ing
techiiolo; ''.cal
tel'lurite ten'dinous
techud'ogist
tellu'riiirn len'doii
technol'ogv .^-
L.' tel'lurous ten'dfil
teeh'y
omera'rious ten'ebrous
tecton'ic
ted temer'ity tcn'emeiil

17—ii70)
i

268 text-hand
tenementol

tenemen'tal !
tenn er r> tes'sular

tenemen'tary Ter'mcs \
(
test
j

ter'ininablc tes'ta
teiips'mus A,
ten'et
i

i
ter'minal ^ ,
' test'abtr
ipr'niinatp, a. testa'cea
^ '..
ten'fold
ti/nioid
j

I
ter'ininati', i'.
/" testa'cean
tiT'niinato<l ,) testacel'la
ten'ni-i 'k>

trr'minating : t „ testaceol'ogy
tfii'iiis-court
t'Mi'nis-lawn
ipii'on
tcrmina'tion
ti-rmina'tional D
a '.
tcsta'ceous
tes'tacy
i

J. tes'lament
ten'or tcr'minativc
ter'niinatf^r testaraen'tary
teiiot'omv \
ti'ii'pciirc —1 ter'minatory
;
•i-s'ta'", n.
tos'tatc, V.
& a

tcn'penny ter'miner i t
terni'ing testa'tor
tcn'-piiis
tiT'minisni b testa'trix
tense \
ter'minist , tested'
V- teiisi-'lv f
l_0.^ 'terminolog'lra N test'er
tense'ness
tcnsibirity
—r/ I t('riiiin"'n>j'ii .illy tes'ticle

ten'sible terminor.igy } i tostifica'tion

'1 ter'minus i tes'tifted
teii'sile
teii'sion ter'mitr K tcs'tificr

tcii'sity term'less ^ ^ tps'tify

L-O''-'
ten'sive tcni
ter'iiarv
!

1 !
»^ les'tityiPj;
tes'tily
teii'sor
tor'patp tostimo'nial
tent
TiTp^ichorc'an tes'timony
ten tacle
ter'ra tes'tiness
teutac'ular
ter'race tcst'ing
tentac'ulum
tcr'raced testoon'
tcn'tative
teii'tativelv ter'racing test'-paper
ler'ra-cotta tostu dinal
tent'ed
ter'ra firma tpstu'dinate
ten'ter
--] tfr'ra incog'nit.i testu'do
ten'ter-htiok
tcr'rapin
i tcs'ty
tenth
tcrra'queoiis tetan'ic
, tiMith'ly
terrene' tet'anus
teiit'ing
ter'reous tetch'ily
leito'riuiu
terre'plein teich'iness
. leiiuifo'lious
t;>rres'trial tetch'y
teim'ity
ten'uoiis s ter'riWe tete
ter'riMy tete'-i-tt te'
, ten'uously
ten'uousnos?. ter'rier teth'er
terrific teth'ered
ten'ure
ter'rifie<i teth'ering
tppefac'lion
tep'efied ter'rify
ter'ritying
I tetrabran'chiate
tet'rachord
lep'efy
tep'efying terrig'enous tet'radrachm
^^ territo'rial tet'ragon
tep'id
' tepid'ity territo'rialiMM
1 _ tetrag'onal
ter'apb H;- territo'rially tetrahe'dral
.1^' ter'ritory tetrahe'dron
ter'ror tetram'eter
'
taratol'ogy
ter'rorisni tet'rapla
terce
ter'oel
U ter'rorist tet'rapod
ter'rorize tct'rarch
tercen'tenarv
terse tet'rarchate
% ter'ebinth ! I '
tecebin'thitie tersely '.
I : tet'rarchy
terse'ness I
tet'rastich
Tere'do
ter'tial tet'rastyle
terete'
ter'tian tetrasyl'lable
, tergem'inal
terffi-m'inate ter'tiary r (\ tet'ter
tereif'erous ter'za-ri'ma Ten' ton
tcr gi%'crsate trriet'to Teuton'ic
tergiverea'tioii tes'selar I r ..l tew'el, tu'rl
tergum tes'sellatc te'whit
term tes'sellated Tex'an
ter'magancy tet'sellating text
'
ter'ma«ant
termed
tessella'tion
tM'teral U text'book
texi'-hand
 thirstier
textile
269
I

thencelor'uiard thpr'inostat
tex'tile thertnot'ics
theobro'ma
L texto'rial
ten'tual
^ theobro'minc
Ihior'racy
thpr'molypy
thesau'rus
'r L tex'tualist S:- I

these
1 thcoc'rasy
textual'ity the'sis
thocxrrat'ic fo.
tex'tually Thes'pian
theocrat'ical 4
tpx'tuary Thessalo'nian
thwMi'icy
tex'tur; thrt'ic
theod'olitp
thal'amus
tna'ler
Thali'a
u .1
thcog'ony
thcolo'pan
thet'ical
thp'tis
thpur'gist
ih';"li>i;'i'al
fr thal'lium
.

the'urgy
lhPol'>«'ically
I Tham'iMiii .

thpws
theorngist
, T.im'inii/. M.v
the'olognp
than Thibp'tan
thpol'ogy
thane thick
thioin'arhy (_
(
Ihank
'

thc'omancy s thick'en
Ihick'enpd
tkank'i\\\
")
(
theop'athy (

thPoph'aiiy thick'pniiiR
i Ihank'hiWy
thenphilosoph'ic c- thick'er
thank' fu\\\pss thick'cst
thpopiiens'tic
Ihank'ing 1
thick'ct
the'npnciisty
/AanA'less thick'head
Iheor'bo 1 I

(A^inVlessncss
(A<i»i*'-ofTpriiiR the'orem 1 thick'-headcd
thick'ish
thanks
[

theoret'ic L,
Ihporet'ical thick'ly
r thanks' ^ivini: thick'iipss
'
/*ii>>*'w<irthy ihcoret'ically ,
j

the'orist thick'-set
thnt ;
-f thief
the'orizp
thatch thievp
I
the'orized
thatched i
•- thievpd i :

f the'orizer
thatch'er thipv'pry
thatch'ing the'oriiing
]

the'ory thipves
thau'matropp |
thicv'ing
thaumatur'git theosoph'ic
|
theos'ophist thiev'ish
thaumatiir'gisi \

theos'ophy thigh
thau'matiirgv i
,

thigh'-l>oiiP
therapcu'tic
thaw i_ thill
thawed ' therapen'tical
there thill'pr
thaw'inR ,

thills
there'iiynX
thaw'y I
i thereAV\ir thim'blp
thf thim'bleful
thean'thropism thereM' \

\ .r thim'blerig
thercfn'
tiie'archy
the'atine
I therefor'
\

thim'blerigger
thim'blerigging
S the'atre, tt;e'ater
there'lorf
therc\um' thin
theat'ric thine
therein' (
theat'rical
thereof
theat'rically think
lherei'i\'
The'ban
the'ca
theraMt' K <)imA'ablp

the'codont thereto' L think'er

MinA'ing
U thc'cnphore thereupon'
thereviith' thin'Iy
(. the*-
.«r«withal' thinned
f \
theft .?
-
U thc'iform
the'inf
their
Ci'
W
the'riac
theri'acal
theriot'omv
L thin'ner
thin'ness
tbin'nest
ther'mal thin'ning
their--
ther'mic thin'nish
the'ism thln'-skjnned
*,.
the'ist
Thennidor'
thermo- third
theist'ic
dynam'ics third' 'mg
theitt'ical
1 them thermo-elec'- tkird']y
thirds
them« Uicity
(^ Them'is thennol'ogy >7 thirl'age
thermom'eter thint
themidvfx'
thennomet'ric :.
^ thint'ed
then thinfer
(^ thertDomet'rical
thence thinfier
ther'moMope
^^ thenceforth'
 ttekea
(hintteat
SCO

throw'ster
thirst'iest
thi»«t'ily
V thread'bare
thread'ed
thread'en X
"k
ii
thrum
thrummed
thlt»t'ine»«
thread'ing
thrum'ming
t thiwt'ing
L thread'-shaped thrush
thint'y
thirteen
thirteenth
I thread'worm
thread'y ?-
thrust
thrust'er
1. thrust' ing
threap
H thir'tieth
thir'ty
threat
thrusl'ings
thud
threat'eii
] Mil thud'ded
threat'ened
this'tle thud'ding
1 threat'ener
^ this'tly thug
h thith'er
thith'erward
I Lthreat'ening
three
thug'gee
three'-comered thug'gery
thole thug'gism
t thole'-pin
Lthreo'-decker
Thu'le
three'fold
thol'obate thimib
ThomsB'an
Tho'mism
\ y— I
'

")
three'-lcgged
three'pence
thumbed
thumb'ing
\ three'penny
Is Tho'mist
Tho'mite
Thompso'nian
L three'score
thrcnc
thumb'screw
thumb'-stall
thum'mim
l-vj^ thren'ody
I-
Thompso'nian- thump
[ism thresh
C thong thumped

t-^~ thorac'ic
^Thor i

f >
thresh'er
thresh'old
threw
thump'rr
thump'ing
tho'rax ,. thun'der
thrice
(C^-v tho'ria thun'derbolt
thrid
(^ ^tho'rite thun'derdap
thrift
(: tho num ^ '
thun'dered
thrift'ily
O"" thorn ,. thun'derer
'~-\ thrift'iness
C thom'-apple I thun'dering
thrift'less
( -X thocn'-btish
thrift'lessness
thun'der-shower
' •/ thom'-hedge thun'der-storm
;l thrift'v
thom'y thun'ders truck
thrill
,
thor'ough
, thun'derv
thrilled
; .X " thor'oughbass > L'\ thu'rible
thriirins
•C^ thor'oughbred
'
thurii'erous
, thrive
thor'oughfare
fc^i
> (
. —
-' thor'oughgoing ,
/^
*" thrived
thrjv'en
thurifica'tion
thurl
tlior'oughly .
Thurs'day
-' *^ thri'ving
("
< Ihor'oughness .
tHUS
. > thor'ough-paced |
^ throat
throat'iness thwack
,-
.'
thor'oughwort thwacked
throat'wort
I thorp thwack'ing
t throat'y
those thwaite
throb
Thoth thwart
t thou \ throbbed
thwart'ed
throb'bing
( though
thought V throe
throm'bus
thwart'inR
thy
thought'ful thy'ine
^ ;• thought'fully
throne
throned thy'ite
<• thou^t'fulness thyme
^-j throng
- thought'less
throniicd
th/mus
thonght'lessly thym'y
4,' -
^ thouiitnessness h thronffing
thro'iung
!'d th/roM
<
i thon^sand thyrse
/ thros'tle
t thoa'sandfold thyr'soid
tbios'tUag
f (i, ,
thon'sandth thyr'sus
throt'tle
J- Thra'dan thyself
throt'tled
> 1 thral'dom tia'ra
y V./-V throttle-valve
T thraU
throt'Uing \ Tibe'taii
';
thrar'P'"
.

I' thrash
through
</" V tib'ia
tib'ial
Ihroughcmi'
j thrashed tic
throve
— i thrasb'er
thrash'ing
c throw
tic'-doulonreux
throw'er tick
thrason'ical Ucked
thiow'ing
thrave ticWen
I Ibnad thrown
 tftnto
t«l
keB ticket
1

4- tin'tel
til'mut Un'telled
tick'et I

tilt ( tln'seled
tick'eted tilted
tick'tting
I tin'wlUng
tilt'er
tick'ing \ tln'ieling
V tilth tin'tmlth
V
I
tick'le tilt'-hanuner
tick' led tint
tilt'ing
tick'ler tinfed
tim'bal, tym'bal tlnt'lng
tick'ling tim'ber
Uck'Usb lintinnab'ulary
tim'bered ti'ny
tick'seed tim'bering
' tip
tick'-tkck
tid
ti'dal
^ u
-•^ tim''-'e
tim'brel
lime
k:-
tip'-cat
tipped
tipper
tid'bit
timed tip'pet
tide tirae'-honoured
ti'ded tip' ping
time'-keeper
tide'-gauge tip' pie
time'less
tide' less tip'pled
[7 1^- time'liness
tip'pler
tide'mill
time'ly tip'pling
tide' waiter time'piece
K tide'way tip'sily
time'-server
rew ti'dier tip'staff
time'-servliiB
tall
ti'diest tip'sy
tirae'-table
n ti'dily tip'toe
ti'diness
ti'ding
-UN time'-worii
tim'id
tiinid'ity
tip'- top
fip'ulary

L ti'dings
tim'idly
tirade'
g L ti'dy
tie
ti'ming
tirailleur'
tire 1 1
»it ti'mist
tied tireil
Jap timoc'racy 1' ^ tire' less 1
tier
d timoneer' tire'lejsness
ti'er
T tim'oroui tire'some
tierce tim'orously
ng tier'cel tire'somenes<
shower Timo'theaii
tierce'Iet tir'ing
storm tin Tiro'nian
tiS tin'cal
1 truck tiffany 'tis
tinct
tiffin L Ti^h'ri
tincto'rial
tig tis'ical
>us
tinc'ture
tige Tis'ri
tion J U ti'ger
tinc'tured
tinc'turing
tis'sue
tis'siiecl
ti'gei it
tin'der -f iis'~iiiii(!
ti'ger ish tin'der-bf>x
i Ill
ti'ger-lily
tine
tight Ti'taii
lin'ea
tight'en Tita'nian
tiii'foil
tight'ened litan'ic
ting titaniferous
tight'ening
tinge ti'tanite
tight'er
tight'est
7 tinged tita'nium
tinge'ing bit
lit'
tight'Iy
tight'ncss L ting'ing
tin'gle
\ tith'able '
1

tights tithe
» ti gress
tin'gled ( V tithed
ti'grine U- tin'gling
tink
ti'ther
tike ti'thing
\ . til'burv
linked
tink'er
ti'thing-man
tile , tit'illate
tink'ered tit'illated
tile'-earth
tink'ering tit'illating
tiled
til'er L _ tink'ing titilla'tion
" til'ing L- tin'kle
tit'ivate
tin'kled
till, n. and v. <w tit'lark
tin'kling
till, prep. L. ^ tin'raan
ti'tle
11 i .
.\ till'able
tinned
li'tlcd
t ii i
'n tiU'age ti'tle-page
J tin'ner
tl'tling
lonrpnx
tilled
till'er L tin'ning
tin'r.y
, / tit'raouse
till'ering i
V.
i, tit'rate
tin'-plate
till'ing
 1 —

ut torpMlty
Utnted

tolera'tion
toon'-wood
tit'ratetl f.'
toll
toot
tit'rating tnot'ed
lit'tei
"V toll'-booth
tit'tcrwl
tit'tering
O ( toU'-bridge
lolled
toll'er
toot'er
toot'ing
tooth
lit'lle tooth'ache
"' toir-gate
lit'lle-tattle tooth'-bni»h
(it'ular
toU'-gathcrer I

toothed
lit'ulary I.
toU'-house iv^ t(JOth'ing
!

toil'ing
liv'y "' tooth'jpss
tull'inan
tme'iit
tor«v
i-l- tooth'leted
to tooth'pick
toad ,- lolt i-
tolu'
tooth'»ome
toid'-eater
toaJ'ieJ „ tum'ahawk 1^ tooth'wort
_. toma'to top
toad'stone to parch
toad'stool . < tomb ^y- to'parihy
to -'bac
"I toad'y
_^ ' .wd to'paz
toad'yiiig tnp'-lx.it--
toad'.
-> tOtuboy
( toa-» 5< tomb'slone \X top' -coat
tope
ic
•
- tom'-cat
lom'-cod toped
to to per
t^ tOi 'n tome
to'ping
to .-fork tomen'toiis
topgal'lant
r; toas. mattei tom'-fool
lomfool'ery toph
toast' rac'.; -9 topha'ceous
f tobac'co tomiii'
I i
top'-heavy
I- N_^ tobac'conist I- tom-nod'dy
to-mor'row
V To'phet
V. ^ tobog'gan to'phus
tom'pion
, ;^ toboK'gaiiing ^ lop'ic
N-__^ toc'sin tom'-tit
tom'-tom
— top'ical
l'
tod top'knot
/o-dav' ton
I r >i top'raan
tod'dle ton (Fr.)
^ S' '
top'mast
tod'dled to'nal
„ I
top'tiios/
f tonal'ity
tod'dling '
" topog'rapher
r tod'dy tone
^ topograph'ir
^ to-do' toned
I
tone'less . topog'raphy
L to'dy topped
I- toe
ti.l'fee.t'ii'lv
L^ -
loti'ga
tongs
Is
topper
tongue top'ping
- toft top'ple
^ to'ga tongued
_ logetk'tr
tog'gery
tongue'-shaped
tongue'-tied
top'pled
top'pling
top'sail
^ ,
,' toil
tog'Kle
tongu'ing
ton'ic
topsy-tur'vy

, toiled ton'ically
tonic'ity
V topt
toque
~^ toil'ej
,
-f to-night'
toquet'
toi'let
tor
t"^^
-0
toil'ing to'ning
ton'ka
1

I'/
\ torch
toilinette' torch'-boarer
ton'nage
I,
i toil'less
^4 V^ torch'-lighl
^^ toil'some 7 toii'sil
•
toii'siUar tore
f"*^ toil'-worn toreu'tic
-- ; 1 toi* , ton'silar 'i^,
t
tonsiilit'ic
torment
1. Tokay' ..-, - torment'ed
tonsilli'tis
to'ker -
torraent'er
,
tonso'rial
i" to'la tor'mentil
ton'sure ^ .
Did torment'ing
^^
i^ 11!'
.

toled ton'sured
tontine' torment'or
i J- Tolc'do !--•' torment'ress
to'nv
tt^'i 1
'
:
\ tol'erabic
too
Iv-
i-S tol'erably I- r toroa do
,
" tol'erance L took
to'rous
L-' tol'erant tool
, torpe'do
B
'1
' .; ; U -T

I''
tol'erate
tol'erated
-w .''
tooled
tool'ing
I
•r torpid
'
i'-^-l torpid'ity
r.^ tol'erating toon, tun

1 ~^

il 1 'r-a

ii^^'L
 ,

tnUe4
Uirpifled
tra'ci'i
tough 'i>h tra'ccry
tor'pi6e»l
tough'ly tra'ci'S
tor'pily
lough'nM» ira'chra
lor'pifyiiiK
louppf'
tor'pitudr ir I'chpJ"
1^
touppt' Ira'chral
tor'v ."

tour irachi" K fie

tDT'qiiJl"' ,N tovrbil'lioii
trachiHit'omy
torqur lour'iiig
t< irqucil Ira'chyte
lour'ist
torrHat'lioii ira'cmg
tour'ni.iliiif
tor'retuil trj'<:ing-p»|*r
loiir'iiaineiil
iDr'rify track
. lour'iifV
lor'rrlyiiiK tracked
tournKiui'l
tnr'fllt track'iiig
touriiurr'
liirruii'tial track'less
ti lUSf
Torricel'liaii tract
toused Iractabil'ity
L
liir'rid
tijr»<'
tous'ing \ tract'able
tiir'sel
l.iU'ili-, tou'll"'
lou'slcd
\ tracl'ablv
'

„'^ Tracta'nan
liir'sioii "
tou'zlwl
Iv- tor'so
.

ton's. iiig
1- ^r^ Tracla'rianisin
/-- y
'

tort tractate
. tou'xUiig
torteaii Irac'tile
tout tratlil'itv
tur'tilc
lout'ed irac'tion
tur'tious
tout'er iract'ive
ti)r'livc
tur'toiso
II tout'iiig
trac'tor
tow trac'tory
lor'tDise-shi'll
tow'agf tra<;t'rix
kr tort
toward u traiU
I fir' tU'lllS
to'wardly Ira'ded
tor'ture to'wardiiess
tor'turcd /rjJi'-inark
//'nurJs (r*if'-pric>'
tor'turcr
.-^^ towed •
ira'der
tor'turinB
tow'i'l
tor'ulous trade'-sale
tow'elUng /r<u<rt'tolk
to'rus tow'i-'.ing
To'ry
,
- triidn'mMi
• /T tow'cr tradn-v: Ml"
ro'ryism tow'ered (riufc-u'iiion
toss '.
tow'ering
tossed /raii<'-wind
•
tow'ery
L toss'ing
tost
tow'ing
(M'i<ing
iradi'tion
«()-wit'
tot tradi'tional
tow'-line iradi'tionally
to'tal i town iradi'tionary
totaritv town'-clerk ^

to'talizc iradi'tionist
town'-cricr trad'itor
lo' tally
towii'hall
to' tern
traduce'
:'
towii'-huusc traduced'
to'tcmism
J
i'
towns-folk ''I
toth'er tradu'cciit
.
town'ship tradu'ccr
' tot'ter
towns'man tradu'riiiK
tot'tered > towns'pcople
tot'tering traduction
towii'-talk
I

tnt'tery traduc'tive
!
tow'ser traffic
toucan'
tow'y trafficked
/
J-
touch
. luchca
to'
l^ L tox'ic
tox'ical
trafficker
louch'cr trafficking
toxicol'ogitt trag'acanth
touch' -holi'
t ixicol'ogy trag'alisni
touch'iness toxoph'ilite
touch'ing trage'dian

)
L touch'-m'"-Mi
touch'stone
touch 'wixxl
>t
, toy
toyed
loy'ful
trag'edy
trag'ic
tra^'icat

/
touch'y
tough
, toy'ing
to/ish
toy'-shop
'4 teas' ically
lca«i-coiii]cdy
tough'eii tragi'com'ic
trabea'tion
L lough 'eued s trace
tragi-com'ical
trail
tough'ening trace' able
tough'er < traced
trailed
i tough'est

L
 tM tnuaded
tnMliig

traiis'migraud
y- trall'ini
transier I

iraat'migratinti
)•
|
traotfer'able
train transmigra'tio..
transferee'
:., train able
> train'-band
\ '
transfer'ence
|

trans'migrato '

transfer'ur transmi'grator>
traiii'-l><-.irt r j
transmissibil'itv
trans ierred'
trained transmis'siblc
<_ train'er
transfer'rer
transfer'iing
\ transmis'siun
c train'iog
train'-oH
transfigura'tion
\

V trantmis'sive
transfig'ure transmit'
traipts transmit'tal
transfig'ured
I
,

f • trait tran:imit'tanc<:
j
traiisfig'uring
trai'tor i
transmit'ted
Uai'torous transfix'
traiismit'ter
trai'torously '- transfixed' i

.
''
ttai'trms
traiect
u' trail sfix'ing
transfix' ion
\ transmit'tililc
transmit'tmg
trans'fluent transmutabil'it
trajec'tion transmu' table
t 3 traject'ory transform'
transiorm'able
\ transmuta'tiun

\—^-
tram
train'-car
trantforma'tion
|

|
V trantmuta'tiuutsi
traniform'ative transmute'
tram'mel j

iransmu'ted
I
trara'melled transformcc"' j

1 transform'er transmu'ter.
^f tram'in-led i

transform'ing transmu'ting
.^ . trmm'ni'Uiog i

tran'som
tram'nuling trans'fuge
.

transfuse' transpa'danr
tramon'tane transparence
l-> tramp trans.jsed'
transfu'sible transpa'-'ency
tramped transpar'ent
tramp'ing tronsfus'ing
.^^ transfu'sion transpierce'
tram pie transpierced'
traiisfu'sive
l-> tram' pled transpierc'iug
trinbgress'
tram' pier transpir'able
Iram'pling transgressed'
t-f ^
trauspira'tion
^ tram'road transgress'ing
transgres'sion transpir'atory
'[_^ ^ trani'way transpire'
transgres'sional
trance transpired'
tran'quil
transgress'ive
^_^
"^ transgress'or \
i- ^ •>
transpir'ing
tranquiriity transplant
tranquilliza'tloii tranship'
\,/^ traiLship'meiit transplanta'tiui
tran'quillize
tran'sient transplant'ed
'l,,^.^ tran'quillized Iransplant'er
'
tran'quilliter tran'siently
i^tV, tran'sientness transplant'inK
1 . tran'quilliiing
transit' ience transplen'dent
traqfquilly transport
'1, transact' transil'iency
'
transil'ient transportabil'ity
transact''
J,, \ transport'able
'1,
\^,^
^•'^^
transact'ing
uansac'tion
trans'it
transi'tion A transporta'tioii
transport'ed
^ lo—— transac'tor tiansi'tional 1.
trans'itive transport'er
V*. transal'piiie
transport'ing
' trans'itorily
1^ „ }^
^ ,^^tZTtra
1..o
transatlan'tic
transcend'
transcend'ed
transceiid'ence
trans'itoriness
trans'itory
transla'table <*^
'
transpo'sal
transpose'
transposed'
transpo'sing
Ij"" transccnd'ency
"
translate'
transla'ted
.

"*-'
transposi'tion
'l>*~) transcend'ent transposi'tional
transla'ting
\J^ transcenden'tal
transla'tion
' transpos'itive

JZ^r* tr.instt'ndcn't.ili^t
tran'<endcii'tall>
n transla'live
transla'tor
\ transship'
traniiship'mi'nt
transia'tory transshipped'
transcen'dently
1.
trans!a'tr«* transshipping
f tran^cend'ing .
,

translit'erate transubstan'tiau
transcribe' I-'-

n K^^ transcribed'
transcri'ber
/* transloca'tion
translu'cence
traiisubstan'ti-ltiil
triiiiMibstan'ti-itiii^
rr«il*«Waatiu'tiiiM
transcri'bing translu'cency
translu'cent transuda'tion
tran'script
translu'cid transu'datory
Iranscrip'tion k. 'it transude'
transcrip'tive transmarine'
trans'migrate f traosu'ded
tranVpt

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 y y

tried
tnM«4l»f
tri'ablr
triutu'diog traat'uring
ueat'ury
^ r tri'ad
( 1 trujivec'tloii \ tri'al
HL _ transver'tal J treat
^^ iri'alogue
1

'
tTMiivene' , treai'ablr trian'uriaii
C 1 ' tr«n»v«rie'ly \ 1^
ireat'ed irian'drous
>^ UaiitvoU'tioii treat'er tri'anglc
C' T ' trap ^ <
treat'iriK
iri'angled
trapaii' irea'tiw trian'gut r
trapaoned' \^ treat'meiit triangular'ity
\ trapan'ning trea'ty trian'gularly
'I
"

\
;

«/
«, trap'-door
trapeze'
trape'iian
I

o; trape'iifomi
LN J

"^
treb'Ie
ireb'le clef
ireb'led
ueb'ling
triaii'guUte
Irian'guUted
triau'guUlinn
triangold'tioii
\- trape'ziuiD . , trebly tri'arc'iy
'
~v,- trapeiohe'droii
'.
N treb'uchet
I

to
J'
4
T trap'eioid V tree
tre«'-frog
Tri'.i^.lri'.i-
Trias'sic
I
trapezoid'al "t tri'bal
t
' trap'pean ,
I— tree'nail
tribe
I
,• ,
' 1 uapped T ,1 tref'le
trib'iei
/-
\

i
trap'per
trap' ping
trap'piiigi
]
>• W tre'loil
treil'lage
tribom'eter
tri'brach
tribula'tiuii
\ ^ Trap'pist l-o irel'lis
Iribu'nal
^ trap'pou* >-* trerUvxl
trib'unary
I
y"*^ trel'lisiriK
trib'unate
Y) trash' V^4^ treraan'ao
trib'une
ua»» 1 r irem'ble *'
irib'utarily
IX . traumat'ic \ i
,
^
trem'bled
trib'utary
1 , trav'ail ^^ trem'bler
trib'ute
I 1 trav'ailing ^v^'U, trem'bling
t tricap'tular
L \^
..

1
C
trav'el
.ttav-eUed
,
1^
>_. ^
„
Tremel'la
tremeii'dous
trice
! j
V- tricen'nial
lUav-eled tremen'douily
"[^

^
i

} iricen'teiiary
I
uav'eller trera'ulite
trichi'na
> irav'eler
, trem'olo trichino'sis
trem'or
p
trav'elling tri'chord I
\
I- trav'eling trem'ulou* » trichot'oraouM
^
I
I
J trav'ersable trem'ulouSDest
,
trichot'omy
^c trav'erse trench tri'chroiim
V^ ,
^ trav'crsed ^7 trencb'aiit
trick
^ irav'ersei trenched
^
..

trav'erse-table , trer.ch'er
tricked
trick'ery
C irav'er«ing trench'ermaii
trick'ing
<^
^
S„
J,

I
uav'ertiiie
' trench'ing
trick'ish
trav'ertin trend 'J
V^ I
trick'ishiifs-.
trav'estied trend'ed
J trick'le
V.^ trav'esty trend'iiig

^ ,
travestying c Uen'tal
trick'led
trick'ling
V trav'is V" trepan'
trepan g'
trick'ster
trick' irack
j"
'
trawled
trawl'et
'

w 1 trepanned'
trepan'ner
trick'
\ tric'linate
r^' trawling > 1 trepan'ning
triclin'iary
," -
trawl'-net I

\\.
'~
^
-t
trephine'
trepida'tion
tricUn'ic
1- tray |
\ tricoc'cous
treach erous , l ires'pass
tri'colour
treach'ery t tres'passcd
'„

] , trea'cle
!

j
.
^
J,
tres'passer
iri'coloured
tricor'poral
tread t \ tres'passing
!
tricus'pid
tread'er | \ tress tricus'pidate
tread'ing tressed
I 1 I
\ iri'cycle
L tread'le | \ tress'ure
icess'urcd
lridac'tyluii>
I
./' tread'miU 1
tri'dent
V trea'son
trea'sonable
'\

\ 'y
tress'y
tres'tle
iriden'tate
tndentif'cruiii
\ "
, treas'ure | it tres'tle-trer 1- •friden'tine
'
I) treas'ured |
^
tret tridiapa'son
-' trev'et
treas'urer I
tried
1.

treas'ure-Uove
1

i
\ trey
,
 ^^1

triennial iW trottblouB

trien'nial Thnita'rianism trit'urated

trit'uratiug
^^V
X-"
trien'iiially
tri'er
tri'erarch
trin'ity
trin'ket
trin'ketry '^^
tritwa'tion
tri'umph
trifa'rious trinoc'tial trium'phal
tri'fid
it trino'mial trium'phant
trifis'tulary I
tri'o trium'phantly

[. m f-'-
tri'fle
tri'fled
i
trioc'tile
tri'olet
^ tri'umphed
trium'pher

^ tri'fler X tri'onal tri'umphing

trium'vir
tri'fling t tri'or
trium'viral
tri'flingly '
I
trip
triflo'ral trip'artite triura'virate
triflo'rous triparti'tion tri'une
trifo'liate tripe triun'ity
trifo'liated trip'edal tri'valve
trifo'liolate tripen'nate <.V trivalv'ular
Trifo'lium triper'sonal triv'et
X.
triper'sonalist triv'ial
tri'fojy h.1'
trifo'rium tri person al'ity triviarity
tri'form "^ tripet'alous triv'ium
triweek'ly
triform'ity 1
r'. '^'c trip'-hammer
trifur'cated tri phone tro'car
trig triph'thong trocha'ic
U4. trig'amous
I., triphthon'gal trochan'ter
trig' amy triph'yline tro'chec
trigged
L- triphyl'lous tro'chil
trig'ger trip'le troch'ilus
trig'ging
•)i. trip'led tro'chings
inp'let troch'lea
2L tri 'glyph
tro'choid
tri'?on
trig onal
trip'licate, «., a.
trip'licate, v.
triplica'tion
h I
'- trod
trodd'en
trigoiiomet'ric
trigoiiora'etry -^ .1" triplic'ity trog'lodyte
tri'gram
trigrammat'ic
J I
trip'Ung
trip'lite
i'r
Tro'jan
troll
tri'graph
Trigyn'ia
tri'pod
tripo'dian X' ^ trolled
trol'ley
trihe'dral trip'ody "r- troll'ing
trihe'droii trip'oli Y trol'lop
trom'bone
trilat'eral tri'pos T>
trilin'gual tripped trornp, tronipc
trilit'eral trip per trompille'
tri'lithoii trip'ping tro'na
trill trip'pingly troop
trilled trip'sis trooped
triU'ing trip'tote troop'er
tril'lion trip'tych troop'ing
trilo'bate trireme troop'-ship
tri'lobed trirbombuid'al '
trope
tri'lobite trisect' Iroph'ic
triloc'ular trisect'ed tro phied
tril'ogy trisect'ing tro'phy
'^.
trim to trisec'tion r trop'ic
trimes'ter X Iriscp'alous trop'ical
tri nes'tral trisper'raous tro'pist
trimes'trial t
'
trist Iropolog'ical
trim'eter trisul'cate tropol'ogy
trimet'ric
trira'ly
< V \
trisyllab'ic
trisyl'lable
trot
troth
i
trimmed trite trot'ted
trim'mer trite'ly trot'ter
trim'ming trite'iiess trot'tiiLg
trira'ness tri'theism trou'badour

3'
'^- tn'iial
trine
tri'theist
tritbeist'ic
X;
\ troub'lc
troub'led
trinerv'ate Tri'ton troub'ler
trinervrd' tri'tone troub'te^^nr*
triii'gle trit'urable troub'ling
Trinita'rian trit'urate troub'lous

HHPMapHppMMi
 , —

267 taimeled
trough

' truss'el
Tues'day
trough tu'fa 1
trounce «.
' truss'ing
tufa'ceous
trounced ' f,
trust
trust'deed tuS
troun'cing | \ r.
tuft
trust'ed
troupe ;
»>'
')_
tuft'ed
trustee'
trou'sers \ p tuft'-hunter
trousseau' trustee'ship
tuft'-hunting
trust'er
trout tuft'ing
trust'ful
irouvAre tuft'y
X- trust' fully
J- V, tro'ver
trust'ier tug
^ 1* r
»' trow tug'boat
trust'icst
r trow'el tugged
trow'elled trust'ily
1
I

trust'iness tug ger

I
tP'w'i'li'd tug'^iiig
trust'ing
T troy
trust'ingly
tui'tion
troy' weight tui'tionary
iK- i trust'worthiness
tru'ancy
tru'ant Wi trust'worthy tu'lip
tu'Iipist
trust'y
truce 1 t . tulipoma'nia
truth
truck tu'lip-tree
truth'ful
Iruck'age
7 trucked truth'fully
truth' Ui'.nfii,
tulle
tum'ble
truck'er tum'bled
truth'less
li_^ truck'ing tum'ble-down
truck' le
truths
]' truck' le-bed
L trutta'ceous tum'bler
tum'blerful
^ iruck'led try
r,
try'mg tum'bling
j\ truck' ler
truck'ling
t" r tr/sajl tum'brel
tum'bril
truck'raau tryst
turaefac'tion
tni'culence tryst'ing
tru'culency k Tsar
Tsarit'sa
tu'mefied
tu'mefy
tru'culent tu'raefying
tset'se
trudge tu'mid
tub
/ trudged ^ tu'ba turaid'ity
. trudg'iiig \ 1. Uri tu'mour
c -.

L
V '""
tru'er
V
tu'bal
tub'bing
u tu'mular
\.
tub'by tu'muli
\
|

tru'est i

tu'mult
^- tube
truffle
'

\ ^ tubed tumul'tuary
trug tumul'tuous
\ %
!

tru'isru tu'ber
„ , :

tumul'tuously
tu'berde
r T^J
n trull
tu'berded
tunml'tuousness
Iru'ly I
tu'raulus
tuber'cular
trump "S^. tun
tuber'culate
trumped tu'nable
t-v '
„ trump'cry
trump'et
X S^ -,o
lubi'r'cu.iii
tuberculo'sis tune
tuned
trump'eted
trump'eter
V • '

\ ,
tuber'culous
luberif'erous i J" tune'ful
tune'fuUy
iriiiiip'et-lonniu-.i
trump'ing
% ^^
" J tu't>erose
luberos'ily tune'less
tu'ner
i:
tu'berous
^ , trun'cal •^j,
tu'bicorn tung'state
1;_^ trun'cale, udj. V -^
tu'biforra
tuiig'sten
^^ trui'cate.i;.
% tu'biug tung'stic

^-, ,
(.Ti

1,^-P
trun'cated
truii'cating
trunca'tioii
irun'chcoii
V tu'bipore
tu'bular
tiibiilatf, aJj.
I V -
Tun'gus
tu'riic
tu'nicary
tu'nicale
tubulate,
;

r,
L, truii'dle '

\: tu'bule
tu'nicated
I trun'dle-bed V-' tu'nicle
trun'dled tu'bulicole
.
V -f , ,
tu'ning
-_, „ triiii'dling \' _ tu'bullfonn
tu'ning-fork
U C trunk I

^
'\-i tu'bulous
tuck Tunis'iaii
• o_ „ truiik'-ho^e Tunk'er
t" ^ trun'nel I

'
*
tucked
tuck'er
tun'nage
„ truii'nioii tun'nel
L"_>v truii'nioiieil tuck'et
I
tun'nrlied
L „ truss I
_ luck'iiig
tun'neled
i

Tu'dor \
k trussed \
i
 tunaeUlDg 268 type

1. ' tuo'nelling tur'ret twen'tjeth

cL^s, ( tun'iieliiig tur'reted '^^ ^1 twen'ty
tun'ny tur'ret-ship twen'ty-fold
^
1

I;
^.
«"P tur'rilite
tur'tle
twi'bill, twi'bil
twice
1 , tu'pelo
V* l^-2Tura'niaii tur'tle-dove twice'-told
. ^ \
tur'ban
tur'bary
turves
Tus'can
twid'dle
twid'dled
^^
I

. >
tur-bid
turbid'ity
1-

tush
tusk
.'1' twid'dling
twig
^ tur'bidly tusked i-> twig-gy
.

,
"^ - tur'bidness
p tusk'er ^" twi'light
.\ turbinate, arf;.
*T-
tusk'y
I

i twill
\
,

; tiir'binate, I). tus'sle twilled

i"
i 'V . i tur'binated tus'sled twill'ing
. "S tur'bine tus'sock twin
b^ tur'bit tus'sock-grass twine
L ^ tur'bot tus'socky 1
,
twined
i-- twinge
t tur'bulcnce tut
.vj!„
,> t tur'bulency tu'telage twinged
_^
t
^'
,
V^) tur'bulcnt
Turc'ism
1 tu'telar
tu'telary
twinge'ing
twin'ing
'.

•-Ti- Tiu-k'isni tu'tenag ^ twin'kle

"
,

, Tur'coman tu'tor twin'kled

t -i <!

i
" tureen' 1
^
tu'torage ^"^ ^ twin'kling
^^ twin'ling
L' turf 1

tu'tored '

'^ turfed I,
/' ' tu'toress twinned
l^V^p turf'iness tuto'rial d'-
- twin'ning
^ f
1> turf'ing tu'toring twirl
b V. turf'v tutors twirled
l' tur'gent tut'san .'
<^ .
twirl'ing
I 4_j, turges'ceiice tut'ti .;^' twist
1

P 4_. turges'cency . tut'ty '• ^ twist'ed

1- 1
,
) I t turges'cent tu-whit' }• twist'er
1 ' tur'gid l .
1-
tu-whoo' i--'
twist'ing
i- f turgid'itv
k
e ^''l\.
or ,
' tuyire' '
1 twit
, Turk ' twad'dle I.-' ,
twitch
'—. tur'key r twad'dled 1 / twitched
, • tur'key-bu7.7,ard 1' 1 twad'dler .'-; 1
twitch'er
L_ .Vi tur'key-cock 1" twad'dling /. twitch'ing
--- V . 1

-
Turk'ish
Turk'ism
L twain
twaite
l_. ]
'
twit'ted
twit'ter
t_,^ ,

.
' : " Turk's'-cap ^» twang L 1

^ twit'tered
t-."", _^ tur'malin ^ twanged J
twit'tering
t-> ' tur'meric '
' ^^ twang'inis } s^
^—
twit'ting
t -^
"
„ tur'moil :

''
^.^ twan'gle 'twixt
; tur'moiled twank \ /U.0
'
U^'^' tur'raoiling twan'kay /mo' -decker

; ^
I
-"
turn
turn'coat
'1- - twank'ing
'twas
>
1 /u'o'-cdged
/iro'fold
c 1

i
' turned twat'tle ^ « ,'< two'-handetl
1 '^, , turn'er twat'tling --n too'-Ieggcd
turn'ery tway'bladp >>^ /u'o'-lobed
t'-^
Lv
U\ '

u "

two'pence

m tweak
i tum'ing r
I '^ tum'ing-point ,
tweaked 1 I- two'penny
tur'nip tweak'iiiK twos
*,^
''"' --^ tweed Tychon'ic
i turn'key
'^.,'
turn'out twee'dle tycoon'
\i:\
1
1
J 1

'.'

"X turn'over twee'dled r tye

.r „
'_ tum'pike ,1
Iwee'dling !'
.
ty'ing
'''
turn'plate tweel ty'ler
•L r .

,
-,''

.
1

,
tum'sole
tum'spit
tum'stile
*
(wee'ny-maid
tweer
twee'zers
^
L—
^
tym'bal
tym'paii
tyincan'ic
t '.- tum'stone twelfth K—^_t tympanit'ic
r
f. twelfth'-night - tyrnpaiii'tis
^ tum'table *^*^.
^
'-

lym'panum
tur'pentine r v^ twelve l^-v^^-
? , * tur'peth fV,^. twelve'month t^'.. tym'pany
tur-pitude f twelve'pence .- ty-pal
v^
i_j turquoise' • * V >welve'penny type
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tyr'annize
typ'ify
tvp jeriter tyr'anniied
typ'ifying
typewriting tyr'annizing
t/pisf.
i tvpo written tyr'annoiis 1

'bil t±: Typho'ean tyr'anny

typog'rapher
ty'phoid ty'rant
typograph'ic
ify^phon tyre
typograph'ical
typhoon' Tyr'ian
typog'raphy
I t/phous ty-ro
typ'olite
I ty'phus Tyrolese'
typol'ogy
typ'ic Tyrtae'an
tyran'nic
typ'ical Tzar
typ'ically
tyran'nical
tyran'nically
s Tzari'na
typifica'tion

^ typ'ified
tyran'nicide

i:
 u
ubi'ety
!-. umbil'ic unaspiring
\ u'biquist umUrical unassail'able
ubiqiiita'rian
n umbil'icate unassailed'
ubiq'uitary umbil'icus unassist'ed
ubiq'uitous um'bo unassort'ed
\ ubiq'uity um'bonatc unassu'ming
u'dal um'bonated unattached'
K ,.i1 ud'der um'bra Unattain'able
udom'eter umbrac'uliform i unattempt'ed
ug'lier um'brage i
I unattend'ed
ug'liest umbra'geous unattract'ive
ug'lily umbrel'la u'nau
ug'liiiess umbrif'erous unauthen'tic
ug'ly um'pirage unau'thorized
,
iihIan, u Ian um'pire unavail'ablc
uit'Iander \ unabashed' !
unavail'ing
ukase' unaba'ted unavoid'able
ul'cer
•\ una'ble unavoid'ably
ul'cerate unabridged' unaware'
j

ul'cerated unac'centcd unawares'

ul'cerating nnaccept'able unbal'anced
unaccom'mn- unbar'
ulcera'tion
ul'cerous I- dating \ \ unbear'able
U'lema unaccom'pauied unbear'ably
ulig'inous iinaccount'able unbecom'ing
unbefit'ting
^T-,
ul'lage
ulma'ceous
•v imaccount'ably unbegot'ten
t—.^- unaccus'tomed unbelief
ul'mic
iil'min.ul'minr-
ul'na
nnatknou'l'ttlseJ
unacquaint'cd v^ S unbeliev'er
unbeliev'inR
ul'ster unadorned' unbeloved'
nlte'rior unadul'teratofl unbend'
nlte'riorly unadvi'sable
unadv.- ..edly
V unbend'ing
unbent'
ul'tima
ul'tima ra'tio unaffect'ed V unbi'as
ul'timate unaffect'edly s. unbi'ased
ul'timated unaid'ed unbid'den
ul'timately un allied' unbind'
^1 unalloyed' unbit'
ul'tima ting
ultima'tum unal'terable 'S unbleached'
ul'tinx) unal'terably unblem'ished
unal'tered unblest'
ul'tra
ul'traism unambi'tious \^ unblush'ing
, ul'traist una'miable unbolt'
ultramarine' I
unanim'ity unborn'
ultramon'tane unan'imotis unbor'rowpd
tiitramon'tantsm '
unan'imousiy v. onbos'om
'
tiltramon'tanitt unan'swerable unbougfat
-^.N unan'swerably unbound'ed
dltramun'dane unan'swered
unappre'dated
y tinbound'edly
onbri'dle
ul'ulate
um'bel
-% unapprised' unbtok'en
amTsellar unappmarh'able anhroth'er'v
um'bellate \ unappro'priated unbuckle
nm'beUatfd '

'" tinbur'den
'
-. uoarmed' unbur'ied
umbelliferotts
umtter >* , unascertained' tmbat'ton
um'bered i unasked' uncn/W

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 871 unequalled
uneandid

un'ifcfstrapper
uncan'did unoov'er
wmirr'study
1

uncanon'ical uncreat'ed
unJrt'take'
unceas'ing unc'tion
n- utuiertak'on
uncpas'ingly unc'tuous
un'deruker
unceremo'nious '\ uncul'tivated
uncur'rent uniffta'king
uiicer'tain umimook'
uncer'tainly uncut'
utuferval'iii-
uncer'tainty \mda'ted -Vv;
undaunt'ed un'ifcfwcar
unchain' uiuinwent'
UMchal'lengeablo undaunt'edly
undec'agon uniff'wood
uncharienged _ undemoxW
unchange'able' undeceive'
undeci'dcd
\,_- undennHf'
unchange'ably un'deruiriter
unchanged' V undefend'ed
undefiled'
undeserved'
J.
unchang'ing undeserv'ing
undefined'
^ ^^j'
f^ unchar'itable
unchar'itableness undeliv'ered
undeni'able
undesigned'
undesign'ing
>^^ unchar'itably undt-rsir'able
\ "1 unchaste' undeni'ably
anttenomina'- Hndetect'ed
unchris'tian unde'viating
-t-' un'ier [tional
. unchurch' undid'
,j^ / un'cial ./ un'der-AeunX undigest'cd
-
'
'
un'ciform underhia
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un'cinate un'derbTcd ^ 1_ undignified
undimin'ished
uncir'cumcised -X' nn'iifbrush undimmed'
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, -^ unciv'il Mn'rfcr-clerk ^ undis'ciplined
1^*' unciv'ilired u»'iiwclothii\K j
undisguised'
'
--^ " unciv'illy '
UH'iiCTCurrent undismayed'
un'cle un'tUrdone undisturbed'
'"^
^ unclean' underdose' 1. A undivi'ded
~'',
^^r"—^ unclean'ly
J- t un'dfrdrain undo'
unclean'ness wndrt'-es'timale," undo'er
'~'''~'^~''
unclose' unArr-es'timate.ii
undo'ing
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uncloud 'd'
Hmfer-es'timated
M»«i<r-es'timat-
^ ,^ undone'
undoubt'cd
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,
uncoil' HfkfeHnot' [ing undoubt'edly
^^,_^ uncome'ly undergo' undress'
^'"^^^.^ uncora'fortable undergo'inR undue'
i,. "-V uncom'fortably umfergone' un'dulant
">y ,. , uncom'mon , wmfergrad'uate nn'dulate
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,

uncom'monly Hr-V^ground I
^^ ,
un'dulated
"Y -^x. uncomplain'ing un (ingrowth un'dulating
-i,
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uncom'promising un'iiCT'hand undula'tion
^^"^^^ •-'--. unconcern' un'iferhandpd
^^1 un'dulatory
^ unconcer"''d'
''y
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Kniferhung' undu'ly
uncc^ Htkfeflay' undu'tiful
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unco y under\el' ^

Vi •^^ uncoi
11

ed I
kfoflie'
unearned'
unearth'
" uncont- n.J wfuifrline unearthed'
^ unconnect'ed utkljriined' unearth'ing
uncon'querable
^^
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uncon'scionable ;
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under\y'}nfi
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unearth'ly
uneas'ily
-,
' uncon'scious «ii<<«rmine' uneas'iness
° uncon'sciously c un'dermost uneas'y
uncon'sciousness undemeith' uned'ucatcd
^ (UIKOHititU'- underpin' '
unembar'rasseil
tioHol-ly u»Ki<fpin'ning
I
unemployed'
uncontrol'lable undemte'
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undenwn'
unencum'bercd
unend'ing
r unconvert'ed ttjkfarscore' unendur'able
^1 uncord' unendur'ably
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uncork'
^^ or ^^• uiufcf-sec'retary
underseW
unengaged'
'^ unenlipit'ened
. , iincoont'ed un'deribot uneti'viablf
'•*(; uneour'teous un'dersiixA unen'viably
" unoonrtly
, y un'derya\\ une'quaMe
•

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unooath' undenXaai' une'qutU
uncouth'ness -i WMfaratand'ing
:
^ 'v» uncov'enanted undtniaiod.'
um^qualUd
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unhooked'
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unfor'tunate
unfor'tunately
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unequiv'ocal unhorse'
unfound'ed
unequiv'ocally :,»~^^ "i unhorsed'
unfrequent'ed
I
imer'ring ^ ^--
unfre'quently
unhors'ing
iincr'ringly u- '^.
1

unfriend'ly
unhurt'
unesspn'tial uniax'ial
l^- unfniit'ful
Mne'ven u'niconi
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uiie'venly
unfulfilled'
unicom'ous
une'vennets r _( unide'ul
unfurl'
iinevpnt'fiil - unfurled' unifa'cial
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Il I nnexara'pled unific
( \- unfurl'ine
iinexcep'tioiiable
iinexcep'tionably » . ,
^ unfur'nisned
unifica'tion

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,_, ungain'ly uniflo'rous

iiiiexhaust'ed
ungen'erous
unexpect'ed ^^ unifo'liate
uruxpecfedly ^. ungen'erously
unge'nial (
u' Hiform
unexplained' /„.
7' ungen'tle
uniform' itv
^ unexplored'^ I u'niformlv
vm^en'tlrmanXy
unexpressed' '>, J-^ ungod'liness
u'nify
\mfttin'Ruisk:Me unigen'iture
ungod'ly
xmexlin'Ruishfci unig'enous
ungou'irnable
unfad'ed iir '.la'biatr
,
ungoi)'<Tnably
uniad'ing >•
lilat'eral
T^ unfail'ing ^<^-15^ ungrace'ful
milit'eral
, unfail'ingly ^J ungrace'fully
unimpaired'
ungrace'fulnes*
unfair' imirapeach'able
ungra'cious
unfair'ly xmimpor'tatU
ungra'ciously
unfair'ness unimproved'
ungrammat'ical
unfaith'ful
ungrate'ful unlnflam'mable
iinfaith'hilness
ungrate'fiilly
nntamil'iar uninllv.ix'tial
unground'ed
nnfamil'iarly uningen'uous
ungrudg'ing
unfash'ionable nninhab'itablr
nnfash'ionably
un guul
\ unfash'ioned
unguard'ed nninstrucl'ed
iinguard'edly
unfast'en unms<r»c<'ttr
un'guent
< unfast'ened nninitVlinihlf
un'guentary
unfast'ening xmintel'ligibly
, unguen'tous
unfath'omable unintend'ed
unguic'ulatc
unfa'vourable uninten'tional
\ x unfa'vourably
.' unguic'ulated
uninten'tionally
nn'gulatc
unfeel'ing xminteresffd
un'gulated
» unfeel'ingly
unhal'lowed
uninteresl'ini;
unfeigned' I
unintemipt'ed
unhand' uninternipt'edly
, unfeign'edly
unhand'some
uiifelt'
r unhand'somely x: uninvit'ed
-^ unfem'inine uninvil'inR
--1.., unhan'dy
'
unfet'tered " un'ion
unhap'pily
unfil'ial
unhap'piness Un'ionism
unfin'is'i..'i
unhap'py
unfit' Un'ion ist
' unharmed'
unfit'lv
." lj> unhar ness
L tJn'ion Jack
unfit'ness .. unip'arous
uiihar'nessed
unfit'te<i 0-*N u'niped
unhar'nessing
— uniper'soiial
"
unfit'ting
unhealth'iness
unfix' unique'
unheal th'y
unfixed' unise'rial
unheard'
unfix'ing .1 unisc'riate
unheed^ed
imflAggiiiK unisex'ual
unheed'ing
iinflattorinc u'nison
iinhes'itdting ,-Os.
, unfledged' u'nisonani r
unhes'itatinglv
unflinch'ing u'nisonant
unhinge'
J.
unfold' u'nisonous
'inhinged'
unfolded u'nit
7- unfold'ing^
unhing'ing ^/-^-v'- Unita'rian
unhitch'
unforeseen' Unita'riani^m
xmU'TPlold'
unho'lino'i'i
^
;^>-; u'nitary
' 0-4 unho'lv
nnf(ir«ii''<"" unite'
unforgiving
unhon 'cured
i_ uni'ted
unhook'
^ unformed'
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unroasonable
unitedly
27t

unmaid'enly V- unpalriol'ic
.-V uiii'tcdly ..._ 't inimake'
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un paved'
uiii'tt-r niip<TC<iv'.ible
unmak'ing ^
iliii'tinK
nnmin' •\ ^ unpiTii-ivtd'
uni'tioii >v
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unphil'jsoph'ical
unm.in'agoabli
.

u'liity . \iiipiii'
unmin'ly
*Vi'C u'nivalvp ") unpinned'
unmanned' , .

u'liivalved •^ \liipin'[iing
unmiin'nerrd
univalv'iilar unpit'icd
immm'nerly "'
unpit'ying
univer'ial unmir'ried .

<L- , ' unpleas'aiit

L'nivcr'saliim unmask' ^ '
,

,^-> ^
«, unpleas'antly
i'nivr 'su/ist
unmasked' '

<i,_» I unpleas'antness
'>>-! untvttsal' ity
unmasking j

utimatched' \.^ unplfas'ing

__^ umver' sola*-
univcr'itt izwl
unmcan'ing
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|

unpoet'ical
unmen'tionable !

untver'sMy
unraer'ciful
|

•
Lr . iinpijrished
u'nivene j

'^ -' unpollut'ed

univer'sUy unraer'cifully _
- "
.
, unpop'ular
V iiiiiv'ocal
unracr'ited luipopular'ity
unjust'
unjust'ifiable
unmil'itary I

-''
-I unprac'tical
"
uiijust'ifiably unmind'ful ,
unprac'ti^ed
unjust'ly I Y unprec'cdented
unmin'gled
~ unkempt' '^
'

, } Mnprij'udicei
unmista'kable ]
,

unken'nel "1 unpremed'itated

unrait'igated
I uiiken'nelled " unmixed'
'
.^ ' unprepared'
^
unken'nelling
unmoor' „ \ unprepossess'ing
unkind' '
unmolh'erly \^ '') unpretend'ing
> unkind'ly
unldnd'ness unm'ived' '
r*_» ^ unmur'muring
unprin'cipled
X unTtnowable
unknit'
unmu'sical -1 ^ unprint'ed
uiiproduc'tive
-ri unmuz'zle
unknow'ingly unprofes'sional
^n unknown'
-n^l unmuz'iled
unprofitable
'
T unnamed'
unlace' unprofitably
t- unnat'ural
unlaced' unprom'ising
V unnat'urally
(T
t unlac'ing
unlade'
.-<
.9'
unnec'essarily
unnec'essary
unpronounce'-
able
-J' unlatch' unpropi'tious
,y' unlatched' .^^ iiineigh' hourly unpros'perous
.n unlatch'ing
innerve'
umerved' unpros'oerously
/• unlaw' ful
unlaw'iuUy u Hierv'ing unprotect'ed
r- T, unlaw'fulni'ss
mnot'ed -1 ^lA
H unprovi'ded
^ •^
unlearn'
uiinf)'tic.'d
unnum'beri'd
unprovoked'
..r unlearned'
mobiec'tionable
impub'lished
unleani'ed '^y unoblig'ing ~^
\ unpun'ished
j/^ unleav'ened -^V
' ^
P« unqual'ified
unless'
^i
^^
«'v_L^ »
unobserv'able
unobsorv'ant w unquench'able
unlet'tered
,» ' unobserv'ing V I umpus'lionablt
unli'censed
^ ^^ ^. unobtru'sive \ unques'lionably
,

unlike' uiiques'tioned
l^.^^„^" unoc'cupicd
unlike'ly ^^^^ unoffend'ing
-f. unques'tioning
unlike'ness -\j'^ unofli'cial
unqui'et
unlim'ited
unliok'
o. unoffi'cious
unqui'etly
unrav'el
uno'pened
unliq'ui dated unrav'elled
I

unof' gani-.ed
unload' unrav'eled
1

— unostenta'tious
unload'ed '1
unrav'elling
I

unostenta'tious-
unload'ing unrav'eling
I

unpack' _
[ly
unlock' 1 unread'
_. -
unpacked'
unlocked' unread'able
unlock'ing
—w i^. unpack'ing
1
i unread'
^_^ unpaid'
unloose' I unre'al
!in!ov«i'
^\<j^^T unpal'atable
unreal'ity
_L^ a' unpar'aiieled
unlove'liness
i-ly\ ^~\ unpar'donable unre'aliiable
uiilove'ly
%\. unpar'donably
unluck'ily unre'alized
"^^^^ \xnparliament'ary onrea'tonable
unluck'y
unmade'

J 8— (170)
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untying
unreasonablpnegg
374

unstrung'
Vj ual'U'iics-.
iiiisiru'pulous-
unseal' [»e«» \mstud'ied
iinrea ~. lably unsubslan'luil
•
•— anredeemed' unsealed' > unsuccessful
unseal'ing »-P
--1.,
^ J^'i
,
, anregen'eracy
^ ' •-
unrcgen'erate
—— UMseaiu'
unsearch'able
unsuccess'fully
unsuit'able
<v
if r unreg'istered
unsea'sonable •<^
uiisuit'ably
/TV unrelent'ing unsuit'cd
unsea'K-nably
uiireli'ablc unsul'lied
unseat'
wunmem' bered unseat'ed
unsuMi'nioncd
uaremit'ting unsung'
unseat'ing -''^f
unremun'crative unsupport'ed
uiis«>' worthy
unsurpassed'
unrepent'ing 1 unsec'onded
luisuscep'tible
1,1 •mre' pratnted
'i.
unsocta'rian
uns^'ing
\ unsuspect'ed
unrequi'ted unsuspect' ing
unseem'ly
unreserve'
unseen' unsuspi'iioUi
unreserved'
I
unsdfith ~

unreserv'edly unselfishly 4 (v
unsuspi'ciouslv
( unselfiskness
y> unresist'ing uiisu»luini>d'
unser'viceable -^•'^
unrest' unswathe'
unset'tle .<
«. unrest'ing . unswathed'
unrestrained'-iil
unset'tled
'^ unset'tling N, 1 uuswath'ing
t unrcstrict'ed
unrcward'ed
, — unsex'
•'-^

,
'
,
unswayed'
unsweet'ened
_ unshack'le -*' unswerv'ing
unshak'en
^^^' unrid'dle
unrig'
-1 unsheathe'
unsympalhet'k
unsystemat'ic
. "if
unsheathed'
^<'i unright'eoua untaiiit'td
unright'eously v, unsheath'ing '
i._
._y.lr , unlaniable-i-abli-
unship'
^ \y
. unright'eousness .
,

'
unshipped'
untast'id
'
^'.
'
n unripe'
unship ping
untaughf
unri'valled J ,
uuten'abic
. .A unrobe' . unshod' \ untkanA'ful
unroll' , unshrink'ing ^ un<fcanft' fully
unrolled' (^ un/kanA'fulness
untoU'ing ^ imshiinkingly
^S _^ iHi<*»n*ablc
> unsighfliness
unroman'tic •^ unthink'ing
' unsight'ly
unroof I

^^,. unthink'ingly
unskil'ful
unroofed' ~'
.,

, I unskil'fulness
:t ^"L
unthought'ful
unroofing -'' ., unthrift'y
unskilled'
unruffled ^
_,. unti'dy
unru'liness
sT^ unsnioked' -'i-i '
untie', untied
unru'ly f^ unso'ciable ^,.\
I
untif
unsad'dle »y unso'cial
\inif)iled
/ untime'ly
-f
unsad'dled untir'ing
' unsad'dling -f unsold' '1.
unsolic'ited
un'to
^_ unsafe' U unsophis'ticated untold'
unsafe'ly unto'ward
^ unsaid'
unsale'able I
-n
unsought'
unsort'ed
untract'able
untrained'
unsanc'tificd
- ii unsound'
. • untram'melled
unsound'ly
untrain'n»t'li'<l
unsalisfac'torily i^^j unsound'ness I

I untrav'ellpil
-p- unsalislac'tory
unspa'ring
• "^ unspa'ringly "i
untrav'eled
unsat'isfying 1-^ uatritd'
unspeak'able

^ ^HL/
^^
i.^ unsa'vory
unsa/
. —t unspeak'ably iii'trod'
untrod'den
^^' unsa/ing
> unspent'
untrue'
^J^ "^ unscathed' unspot'ted ,

unsta'ble untru'ly
m- ,j.i_
"-^^T"
.
unschol'arly
\xaxhooUdf { unstaid'
'-')

-^ ,
untruth'
untu'tored
LtU "^" I unstained'
unscientific lUitwiuc'
I
I! .,:jr-. ^ . unscrew*
unstead'ily
unstead'iness
untwined'
unscrewed' untwin'ing
•~i-*nn
.jj»-v^
^-^-^
_/' unscrew'ing unstead'y
unstint'ed V^1^ luitwist'

-Ljs—^ _
. \mscfip'turii\
unscni'pulous unstop'
unstopped'
^!^ untwist'i'il
untwisting
•-i-*~^y^ unscru'pulously unty'ing
unstring'
 UtOHISt
unused
Hi
I
urged
upheave'
unused' / ur'gpiirv
upheavi>i
anu'sual
1
' ur'gonl
upheav'ing
anu'iually J ur'genth
upheld'
uiiut'terable y. lu-'ger
"l
up'hill
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N unval'ued uphold'
[

i
/ / ur'ginR
t unva'ried uphold'cr .». _ u'ric
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V — unva'ryitig '
unvar'nished uphold'iiig
uphol'stiT
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T, u'rinal
unveil' ^i-'
uphol'stcrer
unveiled' -. u'rinary
~
Vt
unveil'ing
uphol'stcry
u'rinate
up'land
'C unver'ified u'rinative
uplift' '\l
unwa'rily uplift'ed • -.v ii'rine
uplift'iiiK '
,, unwa'riness ^ u'rinous
upon'
L . unwar'like •»^,_ ^ urn
1

up'per ii'roscopy
\ unwar'ran tabic up'ptTmos/
-^_ Ur'sa Major
upraise'
V
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unwar'rantably
,
upraised' Jrt_^ ' Ur'sa Minor
unwar'ranted
uprais'ing ,f ur'siform
unwa'ry
uprear" "^
ur'sine
unwav'ering v^
•i

'
unwea'ried ^ upreared'
^' -0 Ur'sulinp
uprear'ing
u'rus
\ unwea'riedly up'right ^
us
up'rightly
unwea'cy u'sable
up'rigbtness
unveave' V-* -' upris'en
./ u'sage
• unweav'ing u'sance
upris'ing
unwel'come ^ use
up'roar
_, unwell' used
"" uproar'ious
unwept' use'ful
' ^. uproot'
*
unwhole'sorae .^ use'fully
uproot'ed use'fulness
".
, iinwhole'some- .,
uproot'ing
neu uprose'
f' use'less
I unwield'iness use'lessly
-' unwield'y V,
upset' '• ^ use'lessness
! upset'ting
s»unwill'ing u'ser
up'shot
,-
'
unwill'ingly ush'er
'^' •* unwill'ingness up'side
ush'ered
1 up'spring
. unwind' ush'ering
' ap'stairs
unwind'ing ,f» u'sing
.^ up'start
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,

'•
>> unwise'
unwise'ly
unwit'tingly 2_
up'-strokc
up'-train
upturn'
^ J-
us't^uebaugh
ust'ion
ustula'tion
-
*
'
unwit'ty u'iual, u'suaUy
\-y^ upturned'
• unwom'anly u'sufruct
" uptum'ing usufruct'uary
~ \ unwont'ed
up'ward
unwont'edness u'surer
-^ up'wards usu'rious
unworld'ly
Ura'lian
' usu'riously
(
unworn'
-s- u'ranite
unwor'thily usurp'
unwor'thiness
ura'nium usurpa'tion
unwor'thy V' uranog'raphy usurped'
unwound' usurp'er
^ uranol'ogy
unwov'en usurp'ing
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unwrit'ten ,
' uranos copy J- u'sury
un wrought' . U'ranus
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unyield'ing u'terine
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u'rate
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urbane' .

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unyok'ing utilita'rianism
urban'ity
>-; ur'chin
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util'ity
upbraid' 'l. utUiza'tion
upbraid'ed '• u'rea u'tilize
^ upbrald'er
' pr\ ureter yk- u'tilized

,\ upbraid'ing
upcast'
'

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ut'f»K>s'
^'j urge
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u'vea
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> Uto'pian
u'vula
ut'tered y \i'vular
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ut'leriiig • - uxo'rious
u'lricli' ut'lKfly ' uxo'riouineti
utric'ulor
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V, '.

!
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va'caiicy van'riuishing
V cr' val'et
va'cant van'tagc
v.iletudina'rian
van'tage-ground
va'cate
va'cated
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vap'i<'
Valhal'la
va'catiiiK 1 vapi I'ity
variant
vaca'tion vap'idly
<r.
^ =,
^-
vac'cmalc
val'iantly
val'id
va'porable
vac'cinatcd vaporific
vac'cinatiiiR
^1 valid'ity
va p<jrizable
val'idly
vaccina'liuii vaporijta'tion
val'iiicli
vac'cinator va'p"rize
'
valise'
vac'cine va'porizcd
valkvr'ie
vac'cinist vaporizing
val'li'V
vac'illaiicy •
va' porous
valUim
c.
V vac'iltant
vac'illatc
vato'nia ^.\
va'pour,
va'pour-bath
\.a'piir

val'our
vac'illated va'poured
val'orous
vac'illating va'pouror
val'orously
vacilla'tion va'pourini;
valsc A,
vac'uist va'pourish
val'iiable
vacu'ity va'pours
valua'tiim
vac'uous va'pory
val'uator
> vac'uum
val'ue ^ < variab '.'ity
va'de-rae'cum va riable
"
vag'abond / val'ued
val'ueless
va'riablrness
vaR'abondage v^''";.
va'riably
val'iicr
vag'abondisra va'riaiicc
val'uing
vag'abondiie va'riaiit
"^'^ val'vate
vaga'ry varia'tion
valve
vagi'na var'ices
valved
V ,. ^agi'nal
valv'let
var'icocele
vag'inant var'icosc
,

vag'inate
^"V valv'ular
va'ried
-I ule
valv'ul
vaginated sa'riegate
vam'brace
va'grancy va'riegated
va'grant
vamp va'riegatiiiR
vamped
vague variega'tioii
vamp'er
vague'ly vari'ety
vague'ness
vamp'ing
va'riform
vam'pire ' va'ri{orme<l
>. vail
vam'plet
vain vari'ola
van
vain'er vari'olar
vana'dium '
vSin'est variola'tion
-
Van'dal
vainglo'rious ; variol'ic
vandal'ic
f vainglo'riously
van'd.ilism .i
^ va'riolite
'
vainglo'ry va'rioloid
Vandyke'
>(' vain ly vari'olous
Vi.- vane
vair vario'rum
vang
.'' vair'y va'rious
vaii'g.' ~i
vai'vodc va'riously
-, vakixi'
vanil'la
va'rix
I I ¥
van'ish
val'ance v^ var'let
van'ished
^ vale
van'ishing
var'nish
valedic't'on var'nished
van'ity
-^
.-'
valedic'tory
va'lence
van'quish ^ var'nisher
var'nishing
^ van'quishable
Valenciennes' va'ry
van'quished
val'entine
s^
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178
varyiBg
ven'trlcle
v./
va'rylng
vas'cular v..
V "
vel'licate
vel'licated
ven'trico»e
ventnl'icu'tion
vellica'tfon ventrilo'quial
v.»cular'ilv
vel'lum ventriroquism
vasmlil'tTous
veliic'ipede ventril'oquiit
vase
veloc'ity ventril'oquiie
vasrimr'
ve'lum *^,'",r ventril'nquilcd
vas'ifurro
vel'vet ^. .' voiilriroquizing
vas'sal
vel'veled ventnl'^iquy
vas'salagc
velveteen' ven'ture
vast
vel'veting ven'tnred
Vii '/er
vel'vetv ven'turer
vast'c:st
ve'nal y;i.'»urr -' :iie
vasl'ly v.- venal'ity ven'tiiiin
va5t'iip»"i
venafic venturing
vast'v
ven.i'tioii ven'timms
vat
vend veil inr'iM'lv
V.it'icaii
veiid'ed ven'ue
Vat'icanism
vat'icide
vatic'inal
1. ^ vendee'
vend'er
vendet'ta
vcii'ulose
Ve'iim
vera'cioui
vatic'inate
vendibij'ity vera'ci"iuly
vatic'iiiatcd
vcnd'iHle verac'ity
vatic' jiating s, vcnd'ing
vaticin !''ion veran'da
vaude' 'e
^ vendi'tion vera'tria
ven'd'T = vender vera'trine
Vaudoii' I vi'ii'dor verb
vault
, (ligal term) ver'bal
vault'ed
vendue' -^ ver'balism
vault'er
vault'ing
I
V veneer* ver'balist
veneered' verbal'ity
vaunt
veneer'ing '
ver'balize
vauiit'pd
v..
ven'erable ver'baliied
vauiit'er J
vatiiit'iiiR
\ v.. ven'erate ver'balizing
ven'eratcd ver'bally
vaurit'in(?ly
ven'erating verba'tim
vauquf'liiiite
venera'tion Verbe'na
v<'al
ven'erator , ver'biage
voc'tnr
vene'real verbose'
Ve'da
ven'ery verbose'ly
vedette'
venesec'tion verbos'ity
veer
v^. Vene'tian ver'dancy
veered
ven'geanre ) ver'dant
veer'ing
. venge'ful vcT'daiitK'
veg'etablp ' vengc'fiillv verd-anlique'
veg'etal i
'
ve'nial ver'derer
vegrta'rian
venial'ity ver'dict
le^rta'rianism
veni're ver'digris
veg'elate
ven'ison vcr'diter
veR'etated
ven'om I
ver'dure
vi>g'etating
_ ven'omed ver'dured
veReta'tion " ven'oraotis
vcg'otative ver'durous
ven'oraously verge
ve'hemence
^ ve'nous ' verged
vp'hcmency '
vent ver'ger
ve'hement
VlMlt'Sgl- ver'ginc
ve'hemently
vpnt'ed '
verid'ical
ve'hide ^.^
ven'ter "•.
ver'iest
vehic'ular
vent'-hole ver'ifiable
vehm'gericht
ven'tiduci verifica'tion
vph'mir
ven'tilate A; ver'ified
vfi!
ven'tilaled verity
veiled
ven'tilating C^^ver'ifyine
veil'iiiR
ventila'tion
vein
veined
vein'ing
•
ven'tilator
vent'ing
ven'tose
>^ ver'ily
verisim'ilar
verisiinil'il'ide

vein'less <^ veritable

vein'ous
vent'-peg *^- \ ver'ity
vent'-pin ver'juice
vein'y
ven'tral
vrld.vcldl
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V<.. vci'icaiit vi'bratoty

\er'ineil
verTncil'i'Hist ves'icate vibur'num
Ion vermeorogy vi!»'icate<l :^^ vic'ar
ves'icalinc vic'arage
n\ vermicelli
vestca'tion vic'ares^
sm vrrmi'ri'.i\i«
vica'rial
ves'icatory
t viT'miciilf
ves'icio vica'riate
««• vermir'nl.ir
vi'sjc'ular vlca'rions
ted \ rmH 'iiLitt , a.
veslc'ulale vica'riously
virmic'nlate, i

vesic'iilims vice
y
vcrmic'iilatcd
vcj'per vi'ce
vrmiciilAlioii
ves'peral vice-ad'miral
viT'miciilo
>, ves'pertitie vice-ckdif'iuan
vcrmic'ulou-
ves'piarv vice-cham'ber-
wr'tniform
ves'^iel lain
ver'mifiise
vest vice-chan'cellor
vcnnil'i'iii
Ves'la vice-con'sul
xi-r'tniii
v.s'tal vicege'rency
vrr'mili.ltr
vermin I'lioii ve'it'ed 'v.. vicege'rent
vestia'nan vic'enary
vi-r'miniiiis
ves'tiary vicen'iiial
iTmiv'ciniii-
s'estib'ular vice-president
vcr'iniitli
vernac'uUr ves'tibnle ^ vice-/)fiirfifi(i/
w^'tige vice-re'gal
vir'iial
vesting v^. vice'roy
verna'lioii
vest'nient vicero/alty
viT'iiicfwr
ver'nier
viTo'iiat
ves'try
ves'tryman V vi'ce ver'sa
vic'inage
vest'ure vic'inal
Veronese'
vest'ured I
v.. vicin'ity
veron'ic.i '

vcsu'vian V, vi'cious
verr'ucosr ]

vetch vi'cioiisly
vor'sant I

vet'eran i *v vi'cioiisness
ver'satile i

vcterina'rian vicis'sitiide
versatil'ilv i

vet'erinarv vic'tim
verse I

versed !
vc'to -x_ vic'timiie
ve'toe<l v._ , vic'timiied
ver'sicle
vic'timizing
'

I
ver'sicolour
ver'sinildr
ve'to' r
ve'toiiig ny vie' tor
vc'toist I Victo'ria
' ver'sicoloured
vcttu'ra I victo'ria
( ver'siotiiirt'd
vettiiri'no victorine'
versifica'tion
vex victo'rious
ver'sified
vexa'tiim -
victo'riously
ver'sifier
vexa'tiiMi'i vic'tory
ver'sify
vexa'tinil-lv vict'ual
que
S ver'sifyiiiK
ver'sioii vexed
vex'er V
vict'ualled
vict'ualler
verst
vex'il vict'ualling
ver'sus
1> vex'illar *., vict'Uiils
versnte'
vert vex'illary A-_ j;
''
virn'iM
vexilla'tion vi'de
ver'tebr.i
^ vcx'ing
^. videl'icet
ver't^br*
vl'a videttc'
ver'tobral
viabil'ity vie
vertcbra'ta
vi'able vied
viT'l.'brate, >i..rt
vl'aditrt Viennese'
ver'tcbratc, v.
vcr'tcbrated vi'al view
ver'tex
VO- vlam'eter viewed
vi'and ^ view'er
ver'tical
viat'ic >^^^ * view'ing
ver'tically
viat'icum view'less
vcr'ticil
vii'U'i vig'il
veriic'iliale
»^x vi'brant _p vig'ilance
vcrtig'inoiis
vi'brate vig'ilaiit"
vcr'tigo
ver'vain .^ vi'brated
^ vig'il antly
lar
vi'bratile vignette'
'ilnde
V^^ verve
vi'brating
».._ vifor

^
\>'?rta
vesj. ,(1 "s
X vibra'tion
vi'brative
V..—
vig'orous
vig'oroiislv i
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280

vital'ity
violo'ne
Vi'king vitaliza'tioii
vi'fXT
vile vi'talizp
vi'perinp
vile'ly vi'tal ized
vi'peron-i
vile'iiess vi'talizing
vira'go
vi'ler vi'tally
vircs'cpiit
vi'lest vi'tals
vir'gate
vilifica'tion vi'tiate
Virgil'ian
vil'ified vi'tiatcd
vir'gin
vil'ifier vi'tiating
vir'ginal
vil'ify vitia'tidii
virgiii'ity
vil'ifying vit'iriilture
vir'go
vil'la vit'rocms
vir'giilate
vil'lage vitrrs'ceiicc
virid'ity
vil' lager vitro*i'cont
vir'ile
vil'lain vitros'cible
viril'ity
vil'lainous vitrifac'tioii
virtu'
vil'lainously vit'rifiable
vir'tiial
vil'lainy vitrifica'tioii
vir'tiially
villat'ic vit'rified
vir'tue .

vil'leinagc vit'riform
virtuo'so
vil'li vil'rifv
I:t vir'tiious
vil'lous vit'r:tvllig
vim
vim'inal ^
;. XV vir'tiinusly
vir'tiio'isiies*
vir'ulencp
vit'ricil
vit'rinlate
4; vimin'eous •V vir'ulcnt
vit'riolatpd
vina'ccous vil'rinlalinR
vir'nlcntly
viiiaigretto' vitriola'tioii
VL.? vi'rus
vincibil'ity vitriol'ic
5 i i vis
!
vin'cible
\ vin'culum vi'sa
vit'riolizable
vilrioliza'tion
vin'dicablc vi'saed
\ viii'ilicatc
vis'agc
vit'riolize
vit'rinlizpd
vis-4-vis'
vin'dicated vil'rioliziiig
vis'cera
vin'djcatiiiq vit'uliiie
vis'ceral
vindica'tioii vitu'perate
vis'cid
vin'dicativf vitu'perated
viscid'ity
vin'dicator vitu'pcratiiiR
viscos'itv
vin'dicatory vitupera'tion
• vis'cniint
vindic'tis'e vitu'pprativp
vis'couiitess
vindic'tivelv vitu'pprator
v.. vindic'livenoss vis'cous, vis'cu
vise' \iva'cc
vine viva'cious
vine'-clad
Vish'nu
visibil'ity
viva'cioiisly
• vin'egar vivac'ity
!JM vi'nery
vis'ible
vii'ibly viva'rium
vine'yard viv'ary
Vis'igotli
vi'noiis vi'va vo'ce
Visigoth'ic
vin'tagp vives
vi'siou
vin'ta^fr
^7 vint'ncr
vi'sionariness viv'iaiiite
vi'sionary viv'id
. vi'ny viv'idly
vis'it
vi'ol viv'idness
vis'itable
vi'. 1.1
vis'itaiit vivifica'tion
vi'olable
viola'ceous
vi'olate
visita'tion
visite'
V viv'ified
viv'ify
vis'ited viv'ifying
vi'nlated
vis'iter vivip'arous
vi'olating
vis'iting vivisec'tion
viola'tion vivisec'tor
vi'olator vis'itor
visito'rial vix'en
vi'olence
vis'i)!, viz'or vix'enish
vi'olent
I vizored viz'ard
vi'olently <^' vizier'
:-« v'ioles'cent I viz'ored
Vr vis'ta vizier'ate
vi'olel
<y' vis'ual viz'or
vi'oliii
violin'ist >s> visvial'ity
visual'ire
viz'ored
vo'cable
I ^,r ,!.r-<rY
. vi'olist
violoncel'list vi'tal vocab'ulary
vi'talitm vocab'iilist
violoncel'lo
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281
vocal
vo'ting
vol'leyed
\ Ycal vol'leying ^ \c vo'tive
vo'tively
vocal'lc vol-pi.lll'l'
1 ^ ,
vo'calisiu
vo'calist
volt
b \ vouch
vouched
volta'ic
vocai'ity vouchee'
vol'taisni
vocaliiatioii ^, vouch'er
voltam ' ler
vouch'ing
vo'calize <^
vol'tapList
vo'calized vouch'or
vol'tatype vouchsafe'
vo'calizing
voltigeur' vouchsafed'
vo'cally
volubil'ity vouchsafc'meiit
voca'tioii
voc'alivp
V< \ vol'uble
vouchsafing
vol'ubly voussoir'
vociferate
vol'ume
^ vociferated vol'umcd
vow
vfxiferatinR vowed
f ^.. volumet'ric
vow'el
vocifera'tioii
^ vociferous
volu'miiious
vol'viiitarily
vow'elled
vow'er
^ vociferonslv
vogue
vol'uMtary v^.
vow'iiiR
,

vol'iintaryi^m
^ voice e. '
vox pop'nli
volunteer'
voiced voy'age
•
voluntefri-d' ^

M. voice'less voy'aged
> volunteer'in)!
voic'ing vov'ager
•
volupt'uary
void vnvigeur'
voUipl'iious
void'able » voy'aging
volupt'iioiisly
void'ance voy'al
Vohipt'llOllSIlCs
S void'ed P-
-, volute'
vraisemblaiire'
Vulca'nian
void'er v'
volu'ted
void'ing Vulcan'ic
void'ne<s
t volu'tioii ' Vul'canist
vo'mer vul'ranite
vo'lant
ion -~, vo'meriiie
Volapiik' vulcaniz.i'tion
vom'ica ^°
vol'atile vul'canize
volatifity
^ vom'it ' vul'canized
^-T ."N vom'ited
vol'atilizable - vul'canizing
volatiliza'tion
„ vom'iting
^, viil'gar
voin'ilive "^
e
c/ vol'atilize vvil'garism
ed
iiiR
.r vot'atilized
vol'atilizing
•^
vom'ito
vora'itorv ^ vulgar'ity
vul'garize
ion ' vomituri'tion
volcati'ic j^_^
vul'garized
IVP '
vora'cio\is
volcanic'ity v\il'gariting
jj-, vora'ciously
v»)rcani3t vul'garly
vorac'ity
volcan'ity Vul'gate
D vor'tex
vol'canize \ni!nerabil'ity
vor'tical
volca'no vor'tically \ vul'nerable
vole vor'ticel ^ vul'Tierary
^•• volee' vnl'pine
' vo'taress
(./ volita'tion ' vo tary , „ vul'ture
'

voU'tion vul'turine
vote
vol'itive
;,

^, vy'ing
vo'tcl
volks'raad
vo'ter
voflev

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\ wab'bli- w ii^t'coat wani'pnm
wali'bled w.ut wan
wab'bliiif^ wait'ed wand
wafk'p wait'er wan'dei
1 wad wait'iiig wan'dered
wad'dod wnil'iriR-iii.iid wan'derer
wadMiiiu wait'rf^s wan'dering
wad'dlf wails wane
wad'dli-d waive waned
wad'dlcr waived wa'ning
wad'dlitiK waiv'er wan ghee'
wa<ie waiv'ing wan'ly
wa'ded wake wan'ned
wa'der waked wan'ness
wake'ful wan'ning
'^U *;- wa'ding
w.iki 'fiilly want
'^^ wa'fer
wa'fered wake'fulness want'ed
^', wa'ken want'ing
wa'fcring ,

waffle wa'kened wan'ton

waft wa'kener wan'toned
wa'kening wan'toning
•V <A^
./
waft 'age
waft'ed
waftVr
wa'ker
wa'king
wan'tonly
wan'to' CSS
V waft'ing Waldeii'ses
wale waiit'wit
»
wag
-^
-7 wage n A waled
Walhal'la
^~l wap'entake
wap'iti
,
waged
ii .<7 wa'ger walk war
.,<^ wa'gered walked wir'ble

^ --^ wa'gerer
wa'gcring
wa'grs
walk'er
walk'ing
walk'ing-slirk
war' bled
war'bler
war'bling
wagged wall war'-cry
wag'gerv Walla'chian ward
wag'ging -n walled war'-dance
wag'gish wail'er ward'ed
wag'gishlv wallet ward'en
'
wag'glc wair-eye ward'enry
wag'gled wall'-eyed ward'er
wag'gling wall'flower ward'ing

c waging
wag'nii, waK'gfKi
wall'-friiit
wall'ing
ward'-raote
ward'robe
ward'roora
wag'onage wall'-knot
wag'^>ri<'r wal'lop ward'ship
wagonette' wal'loped / /:
N^ wag'tail
wAa'bi
wal'lopiiig
wal'low
ware
ware'AoMSf
waif wal'lowed
wail wal'liiwer
n wailed
C'-'
wal'lowing
wall'-paper
ware'Aousnnaii
warc'^nKsing
wail'er
waij'ins wa''n!it wares
wal'rus v^V war'fare
wain
wain'scot waltz war'horse
wain'scntt' \ waltted wa'rily
' wain'?rnttM\E waltz'ing
wara'ble wa'riness
waist «s
waist'band wampee' war'like
 wave'less
waste'fully wavc'let
war'lock waste'-gate wavp'-Uke
warm waste'ness
wanned waste'pip*-
warra'er wa'ster wa ver
warm'esl wa'stins wa'veroil
wann'-hearted wast'rel wa'vcrer
warm'-hcartcd- watch wa'vering
warm'iiig ("«** watch'-case wave'son
- VinR-pan watch'-doR wa'viness
watched wa'ving
warra'ly watch'cr wa'vy
^•1 ./-
warmth
wani < watch'fnl wawl
watch'fully wax
warned .^
witch'fnlness waxed
'S wani'er •"
w.itrh'-glass wax'en
wam'iiig . watch'-gnard wax'-end
war'-offt* t'
watch'-honse ) wax'iness
warp watch'ing wax'ing
^^^ war'-paiiit
,

watch'makpr wax'wiiic
war'-path watch'man
<'''lr^ wax'work
warped' .
watch'-night
warp'iiiK '
watch'-towcr wax y
warrant / watch'trnri/
I
war'rantable wa'ter ,!N irny'-l>iM
, war'ranted wa'trragp icHi' linad
warrantee' wa'ter-bntt urtv'f.iriT
war'rantPr wa't<r-rar< iciiv'farine
war'ranting wa'ter-closet
war'rantor u'uvlaid'
r^x hx. wa'tercourse
war'ranty wa'tercress uMvlay'
warred ^ wa'tered icav' layer
war'ren wa'terfall u'av' laying
I
^ war'rener wa'ter-fowl iruy'-mark
y
,

war'rinR l^ wa'teriness ir^y'sidr

war'rior wa'tering ttirtv'ward
war'-song ,
wa'tering-place t»a\'wardly
1
wart '
wa'terish u'dv'wardness
,. wart'wort way'wode
wa'ter-lily trav'wdrn
'
wart'y ^
/~ war'-whoop ~1 wa'ter-loRged ^yt^ wayz'goose

^ war'worn
wa'terman ^ t ..
we
weak
wa'ry wa'ter-mjrk weak'en
was wa'terme\on ^. weak'ened
., wase wa'ter-mill wcak'ener
wash w.i'tcr-plano :^ . weak'ening
''
wash'-ball wa'ter-pot ^.-^ weak'er
wa«.h'-b<->ard wa'terproof ^j weak'est
wash'-bowl wa'ter-ram weak'-eyed
washed wa'ter-rat '' weak'ting
wash'er wa'lrr-rale weak'ly
wasli'erwomaii wa'ter-rnt weak'ness
wash'house wa'ter-rotted weal
wash'inK wa'ter-rotting weald
' wash'-leather wa'tershed weald'en
wa'ter-soak wealth
wash'-stand wa'terspoiit wealth'ier
wash'-tub wa'tcr-'cight wealth'iest
wash'y wa'ti-rtruv wealth'y
wasp wa'ter- work wean
«i N wasp'ish wa'terwort weaned '
- wasp'ishly wa'ter V '
wean'ing
was'sail Wattean' wean'ling
iiie
wat'tle weap'on
'

w:."'sailer
wat'tlcd wcap'on<=d
wast
wat'tling wear
waste
_ waste'bunk waul, wawl
wave /
V^ '
wear'able
wear'er
wast'cd
waste'ful waved
 284 where
wearied
r west
weigh
weigh'able west'erly
weigh'age west'em
wpigh'-bridgc .r' west'ing
weighed west'ward
weigh'er wet
weigh' house weth'er
weigh'ing wet'ness
weight wet'-nurse
wear'isomenes- weii»ht'pd wct'ted
wear'y weight'ior wet'ter
wear'ying weight'iest wet'test
wea'sand -4- weightily wet'ting
wea'sj-l wet'tish
weight'iness
weatli'er
weight iiig wcy
weath'cr-beaten whack
weight 'less
wcath'or-bfiard whacked
wcight'v
weath'er-bound A weir
weird f^"
whack'er
whack'ing
weath'ercock
weathVred
C1 welch'cr whale
whale'-bi>at
weath't --gage
f- Wil'i'DDlC ,

wel'rnined whale'bone
wealh'er-jlass whale 'man
wel 'comer
wcath'ering wha'ler
\V' I'lOIHillR
weatli'erly wha'ling
weld ^
weath'erwise whap
welded
weave weld'iiiR wharf
weav'er
weav'ing ^v wcl'fare
wel'kiii
' wharfage
wharf'ing
wea'zen well
web wharfinger
weU'adav
webbed well'-being vhat
web'bitig whatev'er
well'-bred
web'by vvell'-doer u'hat'-not
web'-foot fi'hatsocv'cr
well'-doing .

web'footed wheal
wed a- well'-done
wheat
weU'-dressed
wed'ded
wed'ding a welled
wel'ling ^
wheat'ear
wheat'eii
wedge Wellingto'nia whce'dle
wedged whee'dled
* wedge'-Sihaped
wedg'ing
VVedg'wood
^j>
C^c WelliiiRt/riian
well'-kiioM-n ^
whee'dler
whee'dling
wheel
weU'-met
ware wcll'nigh whecl'barrow
wed'lock well'-spring
Wedries'day
wee
^ weU'-wisher
wheel'-carriage

wheeled
Welsh
weed welsh'cr whcel'er
weed'ed Welsh'maii ^ wheel'-horse
weed'er welt wheel'-house
weed'ery welt'ed
''
whecl'ing
weed'ing wel'ter wheel'wright
weed'iiig-hook "•
wheeze
W^'i' wcl'tered
weed'less wel'tcriiig wheeled
weeti'y '
wheezing'
'-^
welt'ing
week ,,
wen wheez'y
^• week'-day
week'ly
1 wench -.(T whelk
whelm
•^ wend
weel whelmed
wend'ed
ween whelm'ing
c/'-
weened
wend'ing (T^, whelp
</>. wen'iiy
ween'ing whelped
went
WM!p wept whclp'it!g
'•\/: weep'er (X.' were
weep'ing were'wolf whence
>^ weep'ing wil'low Werne'rian whenc>so<i;'cr
weev'er u'hcncv'er
wert
weev'il u-hrnsoev'er
Wes'leyan
weft
weige'lia
n- Wes'leyanism where
 whitlursDevrr
whi'ting
where'about
whi'tish
where'abiWts
whit'leathiT
whereas'
1
whit'low
whorcii''
Wliit'sun
<X w'.icri'ijy'
Wliil'sunday
^ where'fori- Whit'suiitide
I/- whit'tle
wluTem' whit'tled
whit'tling
-M, wherem'io whi'ty-brown
wliii
whereof'^
whiMed
whereon'^ whiz'zing
wheresoev'er
loho
whpreto'
whoa
-'""t whereun'to tnhoev'n
/^"^ whole
'
r^ wherc«f>o»' whole'ness
'y( c/ wnarev
where v'er
ci
whole'sale
/Cr wherewith' whole'soine
f/V wherewithal'
whole'someness
/ wher'ry
whol'ly
whet
whom
vihomson'tr
whet'slate
whet'stone
whoop
whooped
whet'ted
whoop'ing
whet'ter whoop'ing-coughj
,

whet'ting whirl'igig
./l.^:-^ . '
whop
whew ^ ,
,/V whirring whopped
whew'eUite whirl'pool
/( whopper
whey '
' ^ ^./\y~ whirl' wind whop'ping
whe/ey " whirred whoreC
whe/isb c/" whir' ring whore dom
fokicA 9— whisk^ 'Wt , whore'monger
'-^ whisked
s^ whor'ish
whichsoev'tr '^ whisk'er C
whiS .J^ whisk'ered
whorl
,

1 whorled
whiffed *- whis'key.whis ky whort
whiff'ing whisk'ing
B-vj; I
whor'tleberry
whiffle •/ ^«\ whis'per k whose
whiffled ,<v
' whis'pered viho^esoev'er
whiffler ^ /«\ whis'perer vjho'so
whiffleUee j^' ~^ whis'pering ) whosoev'et
whiffling
rro»
Whig
''•
V -
'^^
/-^ whist why
uxiagc Whig'garchy
fe whis'tle
whis'tled
_ wick
^^ '
wick'ed
Whig'gery
Whig'gish i^~\ whis'tler n- wick'e**'./
wi''.. edness
orse
Whig'gisin ,h whis'tling »,i<i'et
while whit
ouse
whiled white
c^ r^
wick'ered
wick'er-work
g
whil'iDg white'bait
iglit wick'et
whi'lom whit'ed Wic'Uffite
whil<it whi'ten wide
whim whi'tened wide'awake
/''~'^' whim'brel whi'tener wide'ly
<^ whim'per while' ness
^ ^ whim'pered
/*N«^ whiro'pering
whi'tening
wi'den
wi'dened
whites wide'ness
'-'^/—N. whim'sey whitp'smith wi'dening
^-^ y" whim'sical wliite'throat
white'wash
wi'der
wide'spread
, whimsical'ity whitp'washed wi'dest
whim'sically
,

white'washer icidge'cn
whim'wham white'washing
whin
^1
''^•^
widow
inev er white'weed wid'owwl
/^—) whin'chat
rf ''
.

whine y-^
A white'wood wid'owe.
v'er wkitk'er
whioed
 286
wUing
>vid«)whuod

wlM-'acle
wiiid'.igr
wisi'lv
rtilld'-Unllld
1 11^ widlli
WlflJ
wmd'ril
win^rrr
WIMT
wisest
wit'id'etl wish
wiii<ri.ill
WlflJ'fl wished
Wllld'-gjli
wii'M'iiiB WlSll'el
I wiml'iiT
wicld'y u'ls'i'li:!
wind'ii-^l
wife u'lvA'Inllv
wind'iiu"*a j

wiie'hood wish'ing 1

wind'ii'g
^-
]:'' .vife'lcss
wiiid'iiiK-5h<il
wishy-washy
, " ^«—)
wife'like wiiid'la-i»
wisp
wist
wiu'dlr
wife'lv Wista'ria
v^'" wind'inill
wig wist'iul
wiii'dort'
wigged wisl'fiiUy
wiuMow-^;..!*'^ ^
!
wig'guig wis'toiiwisli
^x-^- wiiiMii\v--.ish
wight
wig'wag c/--fc WlM'tio\V->«'.U J- wit
witch
wiiiirpil'
wig'want witch'cralt
< wiiid'row
.
wild
wild'cal
"-^ wi.id'ward
wind'y
4 witch'-elm
witch'ery
wild'er witch'ing
wilder winr
wit'eiiagemole
wini'-bibbir
wil'dered
wi^e'-cell.ir
wil'dcring withal
wini^'-gla-'-'
wil'dcniess withdraw'
wing
wildVst
.^ wingfil
withdraw'dl
.<. wild'-lire
wild'ly ^ Willg'ltl
wing'iTiW
withdraw'er
withdraw'iiig
wild'nesi withdraw'ing-
wiiig'les>
''-v., wile
wing'y
room
wil'tiil withdrawn'
wil'tullv
wink ,

C'-J withdrew'
wirfuliii'>s
winked
wiak'er withe
I

wi'lifr
^ wink'ing witbed
wi'licsl with'er
'
win'kle
wi'lily ) with'ered
,
win'ner
wi'liiifss with'ering
win'ning
wiU win'ning-post wilh'ers
^
willfd withheld'
win'iiow
wil'liug withhold'
win'nowed
wil'liiigly withhold'eii
"i wiii'nower
wil'lingiiess withhoUl'er
win'iiowiiig
will-o'-thi-wisp withhold'ing
win'sotne
^
wil'low within'
win'ter
.•1 wil'lowcd unthfmt'
', win'tered
wil'lowy withstand'
win'tergreen
«i will'-wi'th-a-wisp withstand'ing
win'tering
wil'ly withstood'
win'terly
wil'ly-iiil'ly with'y
wiii'try
wil'some wit'less
wilt
wi'ny
c winze
wit'ling
wi '
wit'ness
wi ^^-^ wit'nessed
wi
wiped
.y wit'iicssing
wi'per
s wiiu'blf
wiiu'plf
\ wi'ping wit'ted
wit'ticism
wiiii'pled
wim'pliiig
"X wire
wire'draw X wit'ticr
wit'tiest
will T wire'drawer
wit'tily
wire'drawing
Willie Ls- wit'tiness
'
Wllin-d ,
wire'-giUie wii'tingly
---P-
wiiicV-r '^^ wire'-puller wit'ty
winch wit'wal
Jy- wire'-pulUng
7 winch' iiig wive
wiiic'ing
'-r* wire'worm
wir'iness
wived
wind (moving wi'vem
air)
wir'y
,^,' wis'dom wives
wind (to turn wi'ving
round) wise
 '

wrench
287
wizard
wutni'wood
I wiz'artl wuud'ruoi wurni'y
wii'ardry wixxls'maii worn
wii'cii woiid'ward /'T' wor'nil
wi « kI'w^ irk woni'-oul
woad wo»d'-work<T
/':^ =- wiir'ricd
Wo'deii wo*xi'y wor'rier
1
woe wooed wor'ry
woe'begone woo'er wor'ryiag
woe'ful, wo'fi w.jof
worse
,.V/ woc'tuUy.wo' ful- w»x)f y wur'ship
woe'sume woo'ing wor'shipfnl
woke 1
-V woo'ingly
wor'shipfuUv
wold WcX)l
I

wolf WOlll'comlHT wor'shipped

woold wor'shipper
wolf'-fisli woold'or
.
wor'shippmg
woold'inK
wolfish
wolfram wool'f^U
A" worst
wors'tfd
wool'-galliJriiig
,.
5
wolf's'-baiic
wolverine' wool'len A worsl'ing
wort
wom'au wool'liness worth
woin'aii-ha'tpr c wool'ly
wool' pack
wor'thicr
"1 wom'aiihood c- wool'sack
wor'thiest
'C wor'thily

Cj
wom'auish
wom'ankind
wootz
>^X/' wor'lhiness
worth'less

-^
wom'anliiu ss
Y wom'anly
1
u'*(r(i'-l>'"l^
word'ed A worth'lpssness
wor'thy
womb iwrJ'ily
wot
i
wom'bat wotdHwt,- wouU
wora'en Miwdlme. u}t)iilii'-ht'
< won
won'der
word'y
wore
K wound
wound
(a hurt)
(did
won'dered work wound'ed [wind)
u'on'dertul work'able wound'ing
won'derluUy
,
work'aday wound'wort
won'derfulness work' bag 5
\.
wouia'li
won'dering work'-box wove
f woii'doriugly work'-day ,»^ wo'ven
'~)- worked
won'dermeiit wrack
^j worker wraith
//' won'drous work'house wran'gle
won'drously Z.X_^ work'ing wraii'gled
? won't work'ing-day wran'gler
wont '^- ' wran'gling
' -"^
wont'ed work'ing man
wrap
../^- wont'edness work'man wrap'page
</'* woo work'manlike wrapped
woo ^V--'
wrap'per
/\Jl woovl -ashes work'manly wrap'ping
wood' bine
A 1 wood'chat
wood' -chuck
wood'cock
^1- work'manship
work'shop
work'shy
wrasse
wrath
wrath'ful
yU wood'cut work'woman 4.
wTath'luUy
wreak
wood'ed
wood'-cutter
A world
wTeaked
wreak'ing
'

world'lines5
J wood'en wreath
world'ling
wreathe
world' ly
y „' wood'ine?s wreathed
wood'ing world'ly-rai..ded
wreath'ing
V
wood'land world'-wide i^ ( wreath'y
wood' less WTeck
\ ^ wnod'-louse worm wrcrk'.-ige
wood'inan worm'-eateu
wrecked
I wood'-note wormed wreck'er
wor'niil

X wood'-nymph
wood'pecker
worm'ing
"-1
wreck'ing
wren

^v wuod'-pigeoD
- worm'Uke wiench

Si»P^W sw
 288 wyvern
wrenched
wri'tiiig-master
wrencheti --N wring'-bolt
wri'ting-paper
wring'er
wrench'ing wTit'ten
wring'ing
wrest wrong
wriii'kle
wrest 'eti wrong' -doer
wrin'kled
wrest'er wrong'doing
wriii'Wing
wrest'iiirt
wrin'kly wronged
wres'tlr wrong'ful
wrist
wres'tled wrong'JuUy
.s wrist'band
«TPS'tlP wrong'-headed
wrist'lct
WTCSt'ling wrong'ing
writ
wretch wrong'ly
writi'
wretch'cd wrote
ii'ri'tfr
wretch'edly wroth
li'ri'/iTship
wretch'ediiess wrought
.( WTithe
wrig'glc wrung

i
.

writhed
wrig'gled
wrig'gler
t^
^^
wri'thing wry
wry'neck
wrig'gliiig
Wright —\ ,
wri'ting
wri'ting-book \n wy^veni
<vri'ting-di>sk
wring ^i-
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xe'bec >.l.
xv'lophoii'-
xe'nium Xiph'las
x!ph'oid ) xvst
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xv'lite

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xriiMiiiri'iiia
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vaclit 1

yeast'y yoke
vacht'er . T
f velk yoked
vacht'ing
* veil 1
yoke'-l ll'^"'
< Veiled
yell'ing yo'kel
vak yo'king
vam yel'low
yel'lower yolk
Van'kee yon
"-' yel'lowe'-t
Yan'keeisin yon'der
yap
'
V . yel'low (e'v-r
yore
yel'lowisli
yap'yii ,A -
yelp I'rjM
yap' ping
I.e./
yelped
'
velp'ing \oung'er
iMfii'-.iriii
ven'ite
viung'e^t
iMr./'-liik
yeo'raan voung'ish
yarn s ' _
yir'row ^ y ^ '
yeo'manry voung'lii.^'
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vat'c-ian
yaup
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youth
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yawn
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'

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yet
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\ yew
'* yew'en yt'trioua
IV .

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f " vew'tree
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yean Sid'dish
I yufts
veaned .< yield
i vu'lan
yeaning yield'ed
— -{
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^
year
yetr'-b^-ok /
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zoi>nii'r
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ziiick'v
ziKtn'omy
tar'iiich
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) .
zooph'agaii
tax zooph'agiiu-
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Ze'a
ziric'ude

ziiir'osrapti
^-->^ zoophor'ic
Z.^ipll'iTll..
zeal zo'ophyte
zinrog'rapher
zeal'ot
zeal'otism zincoKfaph'ic
r zoophvt'ic
zoophytoroav
V zeal'otry
1^ — zii'uspiiiii
zeal'ous iincog'raphy
zeal'ously zoot'omist
ziiic'ous
ze'bra zoot'omy
\ ze'bu
zin'giber
I > zech'in ;a
>'
Zi'on
Zl'onism
Zomas'lriaii
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zed'oary
zeit'geist
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) Zouave'
zounds
zemin'dar

Ma zemiii'iUry
zena'na
>-
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zith'eru
zo'cle
zo'diac
zu'tolo
Zu'lu
zumolog'ical
zodi'acal
Zend
zo'etrope
v^i zumolOgist
Zend-Aves'ta
zeii'dik l^^i-
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zo'har
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zen'ith «^- Zo'laism
zuraom'eter
ze'olite

)
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zeph'yr
/eph'yrus
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zoU'verein
zo'nal
zone
K zygodac'tyl

/vgodactylous
zero zoned "
zygomatic
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zo'nular
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zi-t'ful
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1^ >
zo'nule
zymolog'ic
zymolog'ical
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zetet'ic zymol'ngist
zeug'ma
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zymol'ogy
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'
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 Proper Names.

Ad'derbiirv Akron
A,ir
A.ir'oii
\ Ad dingli.iiii \ Alabama
Ad'dingt'Mi Alad'din
Ablx''viili'
I Ad dison Al'aric
AlilxilsJoril
Ad'ela Alas'ka
Ali'diel
v'. Xl.ctiil-M.iiuid'
11 Ad'elaide Al'ban
Al>«-irn.g'> Adi'li'na .\lba'rii
t'' Adel'phi
\'b.'l
A'delung \ Alba'nia
AbVlard I
A'den Al'bans, St.
Abera'von Adiron'dacks
\, Ai'bany
!
Al'bemarle
Ab'ercorn Ad'ler Al'bert
il'onv Adol'phiis Alber'ta
Ab'crcrorabie
Ado'nis
I
Al'bigenses
Aberdare' ).
A'drian Al'bion
Aberdeen'
Adria'na Al'cester
AlHTdecn'shire
Adriano'jile Alces'tii
Aberdour*
Adriat'ic Alcibi'ades
nan Al'cides
Adul'lam
natiisiii Ab''r(?aven'ny .tge'an Ald'borough
.Eiie'as Aid' bourne
^s'chylui Aldeb'aran
Ab'ernethy 1

.<!scula'piu» Aldf'burgfa
Aberyst'with ,

.t^ip, r.'sop Al'den

Abie'zer
Al'derbury
Ab'igail I
Afghanistan' Al'dermanbury
Abim'elech Africa Al'dcrnev

N ,
Ab'ingdon
Ab'inger
Ab'ney
• Africa'nu*
Agamem
Ag'atha
..on
."l
Al'dersgate
Al'dershc*
Al'derson
'
Aboukir' .Abukir' .Al'derston
\ A'braham • .Agiiicourt \^\ Ald'gate
A'bram Ag'lionby 1_
j

:tylous \briiz Z" Al'dington

Ab'salom AK'nes
tic Ag'new Al'dridge
Abyssin'ia A'gra i'- Ald'wych
A'gram Alen'^on
^. . _ ,.
Aca'dia
Agric'ola Alep'po
Acapul'co
Agrip'pa Alessan'dria
Accra', Acra'
Ac'crington Agrippi'na Alexan'der
Acha'ia ;\ A'hab
Ahasue'nii Alexan'dria
Adi'eron ;

Ach'ill, Ach'il
•
A'haz
Achil'les
rr Ahazi'ah Alexandri'na
Achit'ophel A- Ahith'ophel
Alex'i',
Ach'met I
Ah'med
Alfie'ri
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