Gross, n. the main body, bulk; 12 doz- en; a. palpable; thick Grôt, n. a cavern, a cave for cool- Grôt'to, ness and pleasure Ground, n. land, earth Ground less, a. void of reason Grove, n. a walk shaded by trees Grow, v. to increase, vegetate Growth, n. increase, vegetation Grådge, v. to envy; n. ill will Guard, n. defence; v. to defend Guar'di an, n. one who has the care of another; a. protecting Guest, n. one who is entertained Gul'dance, n. direction
Guide, v. to direct, instruct; n. one who directs another Gulle fül, a. wily, deceitful Guilt, n. an offence, crime Guilt less, a. innocent, harmless Guilty, a. not innocent, wicked Guise, n. manner, habit, dress Gulf, n. a large bay; an abyss Gam, n. the juice of trees; the sub- stance enclosing the teeth Gân, n. general name for firearms
Hab'it, n. customary use, dress Håb i ta'tion, n. place of abode Hå bit'a ål, [t like tsh] a. customary Ha bit'à àte, [1st t like tsh] v. to ac- custom to; to use often Hail, n. frozen rain; int. term of salu- tation; v. to pour down hail; to call to; to salute
Hair, n. covering of the head Hal cy on, [hal'shè in] n. a sea bird; a. placid, quiet, calm Half, n. one of two equal parts Hålsår, n. a rope less than a cable Håm lêt, n. a small village Hånd, n. a part of the body, the palm with the fingers; v. to give Hằng, v. to suspend, put Håp less, a. unhappy, unlucky Håp lý, ad. peradventure Hap pen, v. to come to pass Happi ness, n. felicity, content
¡Hár'mön ý, n. concord, agreement Harp, n. a musical instrument ; v. tọ play on the harp Harsh, a. austere, peevish Harsh'ness, n. roughness, sourness- Harvest, n. the season for reaping, &c.; the crop gathered Haste, n. hurry; v. to hurry Ha'sten, v. to hurry, urge on Has'tý, a. sudden, quick, rash Håte, v. to detest; n. dislike Ha'trêd, n. malignity, ill will Haugh'ti ness, n. pride, arrogance Haugh'ty, a. proud, lofty
Haunt, v. to appear frequently; n. a place of resort
Have, v. to possess, enjoy, hold Havock, n. waste, destruction, ruin Hawk, n. a bird of prey Hawthorn, n. a kind of bush Hay, n. dried grass
Hazard, n, chance; v. to risk Hè, pro. a male, the man that was named before
Head, n. that which contains the brain; v. to lead, command Head'less, a. without a head Head'long, a. thoughtless; ad. rashly Head'strong, a. ungovernable Heal, v. to cure; reconcile Health, n. freedom from sickness Health'ful, a. free from sickness Heap, n. a pile; v. to pile, add Hear, v. to perceive by the ear Heard, v. did hear
Hear'êr, n, one who hears Hearing, n. the sense by which sounds are perceived; a trial Heart, n. the seat of life Heart felt, a. felt in the conscience Heat, n. warmth, passion, rage Heath, n. a plant; common ground Hea'тHen, n. an idolater, pagan Heave, v. to cast, lift; n. swell, lift Heaven, n. the regions above, sky; residence of the blessed
Heav'en born, a. holy, celestial Heaven ly, ad. divinely; a. celestial Heav'i ness, n. weight, dulness
Happy, a. blessed, felicitous
Hå rångue', n. a speech, oration;
Hedge, n. a fence made of thorne,
Harbour, n. a port; v. to shelter Hård, a. firm, close; severe Hår/den, v to make hard Hård'ness, n. a hard quality Hard'ship, n. cruelty, injury Håre, n. a well known animal Hárm, n. injury; v. to hurt Harm'less, a. innocent, innoxious Hár môn'tck, a. musical Hår mo'ni oùs, a. melodious
Help, n. assistance; v. to assist, aid Horn, n. defensive weapons of some
Help less, a. destitute of help He mis tick, n. half a verse Hên, n. the female of fowls Hence, ad. and int. away, at a distance Hênce forth, ad. from this time Her, pro. a female Herb, n. a plant
[general Her bage, [er bidj] n. grass, herbs in Herd, n. a flock, drove, company Hère, ad. in this place
Hère åf'ter, ad. in future time Hère by, ad. by this Hère to fore', ad. formerly Her'mit, n. a solitary person He'rò, n. a brave man, warriour Hè ro'tck, a. brave, noble Herb ism, n. the qualities of a hero Hes'i tåte, v. to pause, doubt Hêsi ta'tion, n. doubt, uncertainty Hew, [hu] v. to cut with an axe Hide, v. to conceal, lie hid; n. skin of an animal
Hid'è oùs, a. horrible, frightful. High, a. tall, lofty, proud
Hill, n. elevation of ground
quadrupeds; a wind instrument Hor'ri ble, a. dreadful, terrible Hör'rid, as offensive, hideous Hör/roår, n. terrour, dread Horse, n. an animal; machine Hos'pi tå ble, a. kind to strangers Hos pi tål, n. a place for the reception of the sick and poor
Hos pi tal'i tỷ, n. the practice of en- tertaining strangers, liberality Host, n. a landlord; an army Hos'tile, a. adverse, opposite Hös th? tỷ, n. open war, enmity Hot, a. having heat, furious Hoar, n. space of sixty minutes House, n. a place of abode House, v. to harbour, shelter Hover, v. to hang over head How, ad. in what manner How ever, ad.nevertheless, Howl, v. to cry as a dog Had'dle, v. to do a thing in a hurry,
crowd together; n. a crowd Hue, n. shade of colour, tint Huge, a. vast, large, immense Hům, v. to buzz; n. a low noise
Hint, n. a remote suggestion; v. to Hà'mån, a. having the qualities of a
allude, bring to mind
Hire, n. wages; v. to engage His, pro. belonging to him Hiss, n. the noise of a serpent;
sure; v. to cry like a serpent His to'rt ån, n. a writer of history His'tor ý, n. a narration of facts HITH'er, ad. to this place HITH'er to, ad. to this time, yet Hoard, v. to lay up privately Hoarse, a. having a rough voice Hoary, a. gray with age, white Hög, n. general name of swine Hold, v. to keep, detain; n. a support, catch; int. stop! forbear! Hollow, a. void within; n. a cavity Holy, a. pure, pious, religious Homage, n. respect, obedience Home, n. place of residence Home'lý, a. inelegant, coarse Home/wård, ad. towards home Hò mò gè'nè ål, a. of the same nature Honest, a. upright, sincere, just Hön'oår, n. dignity, reputation, vir- tue; v. to reverence Hon'oår å ble, a. illustrious, noble Hön'oùr å blý, ad. reputably, nobly Hoot, v. to shout in contempt; n. a shout of contempt; cry of an owl Hope, n. confidence in a future event; v. to expect with desire Hope'lèss, a. without hope [the view Horizon, n. the line that terminates
man; belonging to man
Hà måne', a. kind, tender, civil Hà mãn? tỷ, n. the nature of man; benevolence, kindness
Hum'ble, a. modest, submissive; v. to subdue; condescend
Hà mil iation n. act of humility; abatement of pride
Hù mili tý, n. humbleness Ha'moår, n. moisture; merriment, jocularity; v. to gratify Han'drèd, a. ten times ten Hin'ger, [g hard] n. desire of food Hun'gry, a. desirous of food Hånt, v. to pursue ; n. a chase Han'ting, n. the act of chasing Hunts/mån, n. a hunter
Hårl, v. to throw with violence Hår'ri cåne, n. a violent storm Hurry, n. haste; v. to hasten Hårt, n. harm; v. to injure Hårt fål, a. pernicious, injurious Hås bånd, n. married man [tillage Hås bånd man, n. one who works in Hås bån dry, n. tillage; care Hash, v. to still; int. silence! Håt, n. a poor cottage Hiz zà', int. a shout or cry of joy Hy'mên, n. the god of marriage Hymn, n. a song of praise Hy poth'è sis, n. a system upon suppo-
I'cic le, n. dripping water frozen
I dé'à, n. mental imagination I de ål, a. mental, intellectual Id'i ôt, n. a fool
I'dle, a. unemployed, lazy ; v. to spend the time in laziness I'dle ness, n. sloth, laziness
I dól'å têr, n. a worshipper of idols If, conj. suppose that, allow that Ignò rånce, n. want of knowledge Ig'nò rånt, a. without knowledge Ill, a. sick; bad; n. wickedness Il lib'èr ål, a. sparing, ungenerous Illness, n. badness; sickness Il lume', v. to enlighten, adorn Il là mi nåte, v. to enlighten Il là'mine, v. to illuminate Il lu sion, [fl là'zhůn] n. false show Il lu'sor ý, n. deceiving Il lus'trate, v. to explain; brighten Il lås tra'tion, n. explanation Illüs'tri oùs, a. eminent, noble Im age, [im/midj] n. a picture; I mag in å rý, [g soft] a. fancied 'I måg în à'tion, [g soft] n. idea I måg'ine, [g soft] v. to think Im bibe', v. to drink in, admit Im bit'ter, v. to make bitter Im brûe', v. to steep, soak Im'i tåte, v. to copy, resemble Im I ta'tion, n. the act of copying Im'i tå tive, a. inclined to copy Im må tè'ri ål, a. trifling; incorporeal Im må te ri ali tỷ, n. an immaterial [to be measured Im meas'à rå ble, [s like zh] a. not Im mè di åte, a. instant, next to Im mense', a. unlimited, vast Im men'si tỷ, n. unbounded greatness Im merge,
Im mêrse', v. to put under water Im'mi nent, a. impending Im môd'èr åte, a. excessive Im mor'tål, a. exempt from death Im môr tål'i tỷ, n. immortal life Im måve å ble, a. firm, unshaken Im mu'ni tý, n. exemption, freedom Im můre', v. to enclose, shut in Im påir', v. to lessen, injure Im párt', v. to grant, give Im pár'tial, a. equitable, just Im par tỉ al? tỷ, [t like she] n. justice Im på'tience, n. uneasiness Im på'tient, a. uneasy, eager Im peach', v. to accuse, hinder Im pèd'i mènt, n. hinderance Im pêl', v. to urge forward Im pênd', v. to hang over Im pên'i tênt, a. obdurate, hard Im per cep'ti ble, a. not to be per- ceived, minute
Im pêr'fect, a. frail, defective
Im per fèction, n. a defect, fault Im pè'ri ål, a. royal, regal Im pè'ri ous, a. haughty, lordly Im pèr'ti nence, n. rudeness, folly Im per ti nênt, a. intrusive, saucy Impêt ủ 6s/1 tỷ, [1st t like tsh] n. vio lence, fury, vehemence, force Im pêt'à oùs, [t like tsh] a. violent Im plê tỷ, n. wickedness Im'pi oùs, a. wicked, profane Im plant', v. to ingraft, insert Im plic'it, [c like s] a. founded on the authority of others; real
Im plore', v. to ask, entreat Im'port, n. importance, tendency Im port', v. to bring commodities from abroad; to signify
Im por tånce, n. consequence Im por tant, a. of consequence [tion Im por tủ ni tỷ, n. incessant solicita Im pose', v. to enjoin; deceive Im po si'tion, n. an injunction, op. pression; a cheat, fraud
Im pos'sf ble, a. impracticable Im'po tent, a. weak, fecble Im pråc'ti cå ble, a. unattainable Im prèss', v. to print, stamp Im près'sion, n. stamp; influence Im près'stve, a. tending to impress forcible
Im prop'er, a. unfit, unqualified Im prove', v. to make better Im prove'ment, n. the act of improv ing; advancement
Im prů'dênce, n. want of prudence Im pri'dent, a. injudicious Im'pù dênce, n. immodesty Im pålse, n. influence, idea Im pare, a. unholy, unchaste Im på tå tion, n. censure, blame Im pute',v. to charge upon
In ac cès'si ble, a. not to be come at In ac cù råte, a. not accurate, faulty In ac'tion, n. a state of rest In åd vêr'tên cỷ, n. negligence In åd vêr'tênt, a. inconsiderate In ån'i måte, a. void of life In au spt'cious, a. unfortunate In cå på ble, a. unfit, unable In'cense, n. a perfume offered to some deity [ment In cent'ive, a. encouraging; n. incite- In cês'sånt, a. continual, unceasing Inch, n. the twelfth part of a foot In'cf dent, n. casualty; an event In cite', v. to stir up, animate In c? vil? tỷ, n. rudeness In clêm'ènt, a. unmerciful, harsh In cii na'tion, n. tendency, desire In cline', v. to bend, lean In clùde', v. to comprise, enclose
In com pât'i ble, a inconsistent
¡In'fânt, n. a young child
In con céi'vå ble, a. incomprehensible In fêr', v. to conclude from
In côn sid'èr å ble, a. unimportant In con sid er åte, a. careless In con sis tent, a. incompatible In con'stant, a. not firm, variable In con'stân cý, n. unsteadiness In côn vè'ni ence, n. disadvantage In créase', v. to grow, make more In crèd'i ble, a. not to be believed In crus ta'tion, n. a covering In cul'cate, v. to teach, enforce In cum'bent, a. imposed as a duty In cår, v. to become liable to In cù'rå ble, a. not to be cured In car'sion, a. an invasion, attack In debt', v. to put into debt In deed', ad. in truth, in reality In del'i ble, a. not to be erased In dent', v. to notch; covenant In de pên'dênce, n. exemption from control, freedom
In de pên'dent, a. free
In'di an. n. a native of India; an original of America
In'fèr énce, n. conclusion drawn from previous arguments
In fè'ri oår, a. lower in place In fest, v. to annoy, disturb In'fi nite, a. unbounded, immense In fin'i ty, n. immensity
In firm, in ferm'] a. weak, feeble In fir mi ty, [In fèr'mè tè] n. weakness In flame', v. to set on fire; irritate In flèc'tion, n. the act of bending; va. riation; modulation of voice In flêx'i ble, a. not to be bent In flict', v. to punish, lay upon In'flà ènce, n. ascendant power; v.to have power over; to bias In form, v. to tell, instruct In för må'tion, n. intelligence In form'êr, n. one who informs In fringe mènt, n. a violation In fase, v. to pour in, inspire In gè'ni oùs, a. witty, inventive ab-In gè nà'i tỷ, n. genius, wit
In'di cåte, r. to point out, show In di ca'tion, n. a sign, mark In difference, n. impartiality; neu- trality; negligence
In dif fer ent, a. careless; impartial In'di gènce, n. want, poverty In dig nånt, a. angry, raging In dig nå'tion, n. anger mixed with contempt or disgust
In dis crèet', a. imprudent In dis crê'tion, n. imprudence In dis crim'l nåte, a. confused In dis pên'så ble, a. necessary In dis tinct', a. confused, obscure In di vid u al, [în dè vid'jà ål] n. single person or thing In'dò lênce, n. laziness, ease In'dò lênt, a. careless, inattentive In dùce', v. to influence In duce/ment, n. incitement In dulge, v. to favour, humour In dåligence, n. kindness, fondness, gentleness, forbearance
In gên'à oùs, a. open, candid, fair In gråt'i tåde, n. unthankfulness In gre dient, [fn grè'jênt] n. a compo- nent part of a body; a part In håb'it, v. to dwell, occupy In håb it ånt, n. a dweller In hår mo'ni oùs, a. unmusical In hè rent, a. existing in something else; inmate, inborn
In her it, v. to have by inheritance In her'it ånce, n. a patrimony In hù mån't tŷ, n. cruelty
In iq ui tous, [in ik'kwè tůs] a. unjust In iq ui ty, (in îk/kwè tè] n. wicked- ness, sin, injustice
a In junc'tion, n. command, order In'jure, v. to wrong, hurt In'jur er, n. one that injures In'jà rý, n. hurt, reproach In justice, n. unfair dealing In most, a. deepest within Inn, n. a house of entertainment In'no cênce, n. purity, harmlessness In'nd cènt, a. pure, free from guilt In no valtion, n. the introduction of novelty, change
In důl'gènt, a. mild, gentle In düs'tri ous, a. diligent, laborious In'dus try, n. diligence, assiduity In effå ble. a. inexpressible In es'ti må ble, a. above all price In êx cu'så ble, a. not to be excused In êx haus'ted, a. not emptied In ex haus'ti ble, a. not to be spent In ex'd rå ble, a. firm, steadfast In'få mots, a. notoriously bad In'få my, n. reproach, disgrace In fåt à à'tion, [1st t like tsh] n. dep- rivation of reason, weakness
In na'mer å ble, a. not to be numbered In of fèn'sive, a. harmless, pure In or'di nåte, a. irregular In quire', v. to ask, seek out In qui'ry, n. interrogation In quis'i tive, a. prying, curious In sa'ti å ble, [t like sh] a. greedy In så'ti åte, [1st t like sh] a. not to be satisfied, greedy
In scrip'tion, n. a written or engraved character; name; epitaph
In'sect, n. a small animal In sền sỉ bill tỷ, n. stupidity In sen'si ble, a. void of sense [things In sert', v. to place in or among other In sid'l oùs, a. treacherous, sly In sig nifi cânce, n. want of mean- In sig nift cân cy, ing; meanness In sig nifi cânt, a. unimportant In sin'à åte, v. to hint artfully In sin à à'tion, n. a hint In sip'id, a. without taste, dull In sist', v. to persist in, urge In'sò lênce, n. haughtiness, pride In'sò lênt, a. haughty, proud In spect', v. to examine, view In spl rá'tion, n. a drawing of the breath; divine wisdom
In spire', v. to breathe, or infuse into In spirit, v. to animate, excite In'stance, n. example, motive In'stant, n. the present moment month; a. quick, urgent In stead', ad. in place of, equal to In'stinct, n. natural desire or aversion In stinct', a. moved, animated In struct', v. to teach, direct In struc'ter, n. a teacher
In stråc'tion, n. the act of teaching In stråc'tive, a. giving knowledge In'strà mênt, n. a tool, utensil In strà mên'tål, a. conducive to some end; produced by instruments In suf fi cien cy, [in sûf fish'èn sè] inadequateness, inability In såf ficient, a. inadequate In sålt', v. to treat with insolence In'sûlt, n. an act of insolence In su pèr å ble, a. insurmountable In têgri tỷ, n. honesty, purity In tel lec tu al. [în têl lêk'tshå al] a. belonging to the mind, ideal In têl'li gence, n. skill, notice In tel'li gi ble, a. easily understood In têm'per ånce, n. excess In tend, v. to mean, design In tênt', n. design, purpose In tên'tion, n. design, intent In ter cês'sour, n. a mediator, agent In'têr est, n. money paid for use; con- cern, influence
In'ter course, n. communication In ter fère', v. to interpose In têr mêd'dle, v. to interpose offi- ciously, to mix
In ter me'dî åte, a. intervening In têr nål, a. inward, intrinsick In ter pose', v. to mediate In ter rò gå'tion, n. an inquiry In ter rog'å tive, a. denoting a ques- tion, questionary
In ter råpt', v. to hinder, divide
In ter råp'tion, n. hinderance, stop In ter sect', v. to divide, cross In ter spêrse', v. to scatter here and there among other things In'tèr vål, n. space, vacuity In ter vène', v. to come between In tès'tine, a. internal, inward In thrål', v. to enslave, shackle In'tl måte, n. a familiar friend; v. fo hint; a. near, familiar In'tô, pr. noting entrance In tål er å ble, a. insufferable In tóx'i cåte, v. to make drunk In trèpid, a. fearless, brave In'tri câte, a. obscure, perplexed In trò dùce', v. to bring or usher in In trò duc'tion, n. the act of bringing. into notice; a preface
In tråde', v. to encroach
In trû dêr, n. one who intrudes In tru sion, [in tråo'zhůn] n. the act of intruding; an encroachment In trů'sive, a. intruding In trust', v. to put in trust In twine', v. to twist together In àre', v. to habituate, accustom In våde', v. to assault, enter In vå'dêr, n. an assailant, intruder In vål å ble, a. inestimable In và rỉ a ble, a. unchangeable In vêc'tive, n. a severe censure; a satirical, abusive
In vẻnt', v. to contrive, find out In ven'tion, n. discovery; a fiction In vert', v. to turn upside down In vest', v. to confer; array In vês'ti gåte, v. to search out In vês ti ga'tion, n. examination In vet'èr åte, a. fixed, obstinate In vidi ous, a. envious, malignant In vigò råte, v. to animate, enforce In vid lå ble, a. not to be hurt, pro- faned, or broken
In visi ble, a not to be seen In vi ta'tion, n. an inviting Ir. vite', v. to bid, persuade, call In vol'un tå ry, a. done unwillingly In volve', v. to inwrap, entangle In'wård, a. placed within; ad. within I ron, [l'urn] n. a hard metal; a. made of or like iron
Ir rå'dî åte, v. to brighten Ir rẻ cover å ble, a. not to be regained. Ir règ'à lår, a. immethodical
Ir rêg ù lår'i tỷ, n. deviation from rule, neglect of method
Ir re lig ious, [tr rè ltd'jus] a. impious Ir rẻ proach'a ble, a. blameless Ir rè sis'ti ble, a. superiour to opposi tion, not to be resisted Ir rès'ò låte, a. not determined
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