Lim pid ness, s. clearness Li ne al, a. of a direct line Li ni ment, s. balsom Li o ness, s. a she lion Li qui fy, v a. to melt Li qui date, v a, to clear Li ta ny, s. prayer Literal, a. according to the letter Li ti gant, s. one engaged in a law-suit Liti gate, va. & n. to manage.in a law-suit Li tur gy, s. a form of prayer Live li ness, s. vivacity Liv er grown, a. having a great liver Li ve ry, trimmed clothes given to servants Lof ti ly, ad. on high Lof ti ness, s. height Lo gi cal, a, according to logick Lo gi cian, s. a teacher of logick Lone li ness, s. solitude Lot te ry, s. chance Mu nu script, s. a written book Ma ra time, a. relating to the sea ces and sugar Mar ma lade, s. made of the pulph of quinces and sugar Mar shal ship, s. the office of mar shal Men di cant, s. a beggar Men stru al, a. monthly Lout ish ly, ad. with the air of a Me ni al, a. like a servant clown Loy al ty, s. fidelity Lub ber ly, ad. awkwardly Lu cra tive, a. gainful Lu di crous, a. sportive Luke warm ness, s. indifference Lu na tic, s. a mad-man Lus ti ness, s. stoutness M Ma ce rate, v. a. to make lean Men tally, ad. belonging to the mind Mer can tile; a. trading * Mer ci ful, a. tender, kird Ma chi nal, a. relating to a machine Ma chi nate, va. to plan Mac ke ral, s. a sea fish Ma cu late, v a. to stain Ma gis trate, s. a justice of peace Mag ni fy, va. to extol Mag ni tude, s. greatness Ma la dy, s. a disease Ma la pert, a. saucy Merci less, a without mercy its original meaning Me tho dise, v a. to regulate Me tho dist, s, a physician by theo ry, a very religicus sect Met tle some, a. lively Mi croscope, s. an instrument by which small objects are viewed Mid ship man, s. a sea officer Migh ti ly, ad. powerfully Mil liner, s. one who sells ladies dresses Ma na cles, s. a chain to tie the Mine ral, s, fossel Mi se ry, s. wretchedness Mi ti gate, v a. to soften Mit ti mus, s, a warrant Neg a tive, a. denying, s. a particle Mo de rate, a. temperate v a. to re- Neigh bour ly, a. kind, civil ad. with strain Mo des ty, s. chastity, decency Mo di cum, s. a small portion Mo di fy, v a. to shape Mo du late, v a. to form sounds to Night en gale, s. a bird of denial Neg li gent, a. heedless civility Ne o phyte, s. a convert Ne science, s, ignorance Ne ther most, a. lowest Nim ble ness, s. activity memory No ta bly, a. remarkably Mo ra list, s. one who teaches the No ta ry, s. one who protests bills duties of life [gage Notify, va. to make known Mort ga ger,s. he that gives a mort. Notion al, a. ideal Mor ti fy, v a. to destroy vital qual ities v n. to corrupt Mo ther ly, a. like a mother, ad. as Move a ble, a. that may be moved Mul ber ry, s. a tree and fruit Mul ti ply. v a. to increase in num- Mur der ous, a. cruel, bloody Mus sul man, s. a Mahometon: Mu ti late, v a. to deprive of essen tial parts Mu'ti nous, a. seditious, turbulent Mu tu al, a. reciprocal No ve list, s. innovator Now a days, ad. the present time. Nucle us, s. kernal Oaf ish ness, s. dullness Ob li gate, v a. to bind by contract Mys te ry, s. something above rea- Ob sti nate, a. contumacious son N Nar ra tive, s. a relation. Nar row ly, ad. closely Na tion al, a. publick Nas ti ness, s. filth, dirt Na tu ral, a, according to nature, s. Ochre ous, a, consisting of ochre a. fool, idiot Naugh ti ness, s. wickedness Nà vi gate, v a. to sail Nau ti cal, a. belonging to sailors Nec ta, rine, s. a fruit Neg li gence, s. heedlessness Oc cu list, s. who professes to cure distempers of the eyes O di ous, a. hateful Offering, s. a sacrifice Of fi cer, s. a man in command Of ten times, ad. many times O mi nous, a. foreshowing ill On e rate, v. a. to load, to burden, O pen ing, s. an aperture • O pen ly, ad. publickly O pen ness, s. plainness O pera, s. a poetical O pe rate, v. n. to act fiction Pa ri ty, s. equality O pi ate, s. a medicine to cause sleep Par lia ment, s. the court of Great O pi um, s. a medicine Op po site, a. placed in front Britain Par so nage, s. the benefice of a pa Op ta tive, a. expressive of desire rish کہ O rally, ad. by word of mouth Or a tor, s. a publick speaker Or de al, s. a trial by fire or water cally Or di nance, s. rule, prescript Or ga nist, s. one who plays on the organs Or ga nize, v a. to unite all the parts Qri fice, s. an opening Origin, s. beginning Or na ment, s. embellishment presents the heavenly bodies Or tho dox, a. sound in doctrine protection of the laws Out ward ly, ad. externally Own er ship, s. rightful possession Pa ci fy, v a. to appease Pa ga nism, s. heathenism Pa gan try, s. show, pomp Pains tak ing, a. laborious Parti san, s. an adherent to a party Pas si ble, a. susceptible of impres sions Pas sive ly, ad. with a passive nature Pas tu rage, s. grazing land : on pledges ing Pe des tal, s. the lowest part of a pil. Pe di gree, s. lineage. Pen du lous, a, hanging Pen du lum, s. a part of a clock Pa la tine, a. possessing royal privi- Pe ne trate, v a. to pierce Per ju ry, s. false swearing Per se cute, v a. to punish Per son age, s. a person of eminence Per so nal, a. belonging to a person Per so nate, v a. to represent Per ti nence, s, propriety Per vi ous. a. admitting passage Pes te rous, a. troublesome Pes ti lence, s. a plague Pes ti lent, a. malignant Pe tri fy, v a. to change to a stone Pet ti ness, s. smallness Pe tu lance, s. pevishness Phar ma cy, s. the art of preparing medicine Phi lo mel, s. the nightingale shameless wretch Pro pa gate, va. to spread Phleg ma tick, a. abounding in Pro per ty, s. peculiar quality phlegm Pro phe cy, s. a prediction Phy si cal, a. relating to nature Pro phe sy, v a. to predict, v n. to Pil fer er, s. one who steals preach Pil gri mage, s. a journey of devo tion Pro phe tess, s. a female prophet Pro se lite, s. a convert Pro so dy, s. a part of grammar Pros ti tute, v a. to sell to wicked Pin money,s. a wife's pocket money ness Pit e ous, a. mournful Pros ti tute, a. vicious for hire, s. a Piti less, a. wanting pity hireling Pla ca ble, a. willing to be appeased Pro vi dent, a. cautious Pla cid ly, ad. gently, mildly Prox i mate, a. near, immediate Plau si ble, a. specious Puber ty, s. ripeness of age Pleas ing ly, ad, in a pleasing man- Publish er, s. who makes publick Retro grade, a. going back, v n. to Satis fy, v a. to content Re la tive, s. a relation Re no vate, v a. to renew Re pro bate, v a. to disallow Sa tel lite, s. a small planet revolving Re qui site, a. necessary round a larger Re si dence, s. place of abode Sa ti ate, v a. to satisfy, to glut Re si due, s. remainder Sa ti rist, s. a writer of satire Retinue, s. a train of attendants Sa ti rize, v a. to censure in satire go backwards Sa tu rate, v a. to fill full Sa tur day, s. the seventh and last Ri vel ry, s. loose jollity day of the week Sa tur nine, a. gloomy Re ve rence, s. respect Sa vage ly, ad. cruelly Sau ci ness, s. impudence v a. to deride Sav ing ly, ad. with parsemony Re tros pect, s. a looking behind Re ve nue, s. an income Re di cule, s wit causing laughter Righ te ous, a. just, equitable Re gid ly, ad. stiffly Rigo rous, a, strict, severe Ring lead er, s head of a riotous Sa vo ry, s. a plant Sa vour ry, a. pleasing to the smell or Ri tu al, a. ceremonious, s. a book of Scan ti ly, ad. sparingly Sce ne ry, s the representation of the place in which an action is performed |