1 i Dray, s. a cart, Drawl, v. n. to utter slowly, Dread, s. fear, v. a. to fear, Dream, s. a phantasm of sleep v. n. to imagine, Dredge, s. a kind of net, Dunce, s. a thick-skull, Dupe, s. a credulous person, v a. to cheat, Dure, v. n. to last, Dregs, s. the sediments of li- Dwarf, s. a man below, the quor, Drain, v. n. to empty, Dress, s. clothes, v. a, to clothe, Drill, v. a. to train to arms, Drop, } S v. n. to fall, Dross, s. refuse, rust, common size of men, Dwell, v. a. to inhabit, E. Each, pron: either of two, earth, Ease, s. quiet, v. a. to relieve, Edge, v. a. to sharpen, Drove, s. a collection of ani- Egg, s. that which is laid by fowls, from which ther Face, s. the visage, Face, v. n. to come in front, Fact, s. a thing done, Fade, v. a. to wear aw Fain, ad. gladly. l'ain, v. n. to wish, Fair, a. beauumul, Faith, s. belief, Fall, v. a. & n. to let drop, Far, ad. at a great distance, Farce, v. n. to stuff, Farce, s. a representation, s. offence, v. a. to accuse. Faun, s. a rural deity, Fawn, s. a young deer, Fawn, v. n. to court servilely, Fear, } 3. dread, v. a. to fright, Feast, s. banquet, v. a. to feed, Feel, v. a. to perceive by the Feign, v. n. to dissemble, Feint, s. a false appearance, Fen, s. a marsh. Fence, s. guard, v. a. to enclose Few, a. not many, Fib, s. a falsehood, Field, s. a tract of ground, Fiend, s. an enemy, Fifth, s the ordinal of five, Flap, s. any thing hanging loose Flask, s. a bottle, Flat, a. smooth, Flaw, s. a crack in any thing, Fig, s. a fruit, Flock, s. a company of birds or Fight, } v. a. to war against, s. a combat, Filch, v. a. to steal, File, s. a thread, Fill, v. a. to make full, Fin, s. the wing of a fish, Find, v. a. to meet with, Fine, a. not coarse, s. a forfeit, Fine, v. a. to punish by a fine, First } Flute, s, amusical, pipe, a. the ordinal of one, Foe, s. an enemy, Foil, v. a. to defeat, C. Frame, f Frank, } Js. order, a. liberal, Garb, s. dress, habit s. a letter free from Gash, s. a deep wound, s. the face, s. a measure, Gauge, f v. a. to measure, Gaunt, a slender, Gaze, v. n. to look earnestly, Ghost, s. the soul of man, Gig, s. a two wheeled carriage Gimp, s. silk twist, Glad, a. cheerful, Glade, s. a lawn, Glance, s. a quick look, Glare, v. n.. to dazzle, ข. a. to stand face to Glaze, v. a. to put glass int face wi windows, Seat, s. a chair Seek, v a. to look for Stem, v n. to appear Slack, a. remiss, loose Slap, s. a blow Slate, s, a tile Stave, s. a dependant Search, v n. to make search Sledge, s. a leavy hammer Sleeve, s. what covers the arm Seine, s. a met Serve, v a. to attend Sted, s. a carriage Set, v n. to fall below the hor- Sleep, v 1. to take rest Shift, v a. & n. to change Slide, v n. to pass along smooth ly Slight, a. not important Stight, s. neglect, v a. to diere gard Slime, s. viscous mire Slope, s. declevity Sluce, s. a water gate 1 Shin, s. the fore part of the leg Stoth, s. laziness Shoal, s. a crowd, a shallow Sheet, s. linen for a bed Shield, s, a buckler Shift, v n. to change Shock, s. violent concourse Shop, s. a place where any thing is sold Short, ad. not long Shrink, v n. to contract into less room Shroud, v a. to shelter, s. a coy er Shrub, s. a small tree Sick, a. afflicted with disease Sight, s the sense of seeing Sire, s. a father Size, s. bulk, v a. to adjust Skein, s. koot of spread wound Sketch, s. an out line Skin, s. knowledge Skip, v n. to bound lightly. Skreça, v. to protect Stab, s, a puddie Spring, v n. to arise, s. a season Swarm, vn. to rise as bees Sprout, s. a shoot v n. to grow ulate Squeeze, v a. to press Stage, s. a theatre, Stain, s. a spot ame Stake, scapost, wager Starve, v a. to kill with hunger Steam, s. a vapour Steep, s. a precipice Stem, s. a stalk v a. to stop Sint, v a. to restrain Stove, s. a hot house Strait, a. rigorous, s a narrow Stuff, v a. to fill full Sweat, v n. to emit moisture Sweep, v a. to clean with a broom 3 Swill, v a. to drink grossly Taint, v a. to stain, infect Tare, s. a weed, weight allowed Tond, v a. &. n. to watch Text, s. the subject of a com ment Thanks, s. acknowledgment Thick, a. dense, gross Thieve, v n. to steal n. to feel want of Thirst, v Tight a. tense, close Sun, v a. to make dizzy with a Tin, s. white metal Tinct, s. a colour Tithe, s. a tenth part |