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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

H.

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;

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to make a speech

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

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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

Him, pro. that man

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,

yet

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;

cen

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-

[sition

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

idol

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,

nature

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

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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

or

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

n.

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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