Motitation-A commotion. Parasitical-Plattering. Much-what-Nearly. Parcel-sainted Imperfectly sanctified, or Mure—To wall, to immure. separated into small and distant bodies. Mutation- A change. Parieting-Repairing walls. Paris-Garden, a place of low amusement, Name-Respect, account. formerly situated in the Borough. Napery-Linen. Parle-Conference. Necotian Incense_Tobacco. Parture-Separation. Nep-Mint. Pasch-Easter. Nescience-Igaorance. Pasquin-A lampoon. Nonce-Occasion. Pass-To make account of. Noursled-Nursed. Patent-Open. Nundination-An open and scandalous Paternity--The relation of a father. sale of justice. Patrocination-Defence, support, protec tion. Pectoral-A breast-plate. Pelting-Pitiful, paltry. Object-To offer. Peragration—The act of passing over or Oblatration-Barking. about. Oblivious-Capable of being forgotten. Pererration-Wandering about. Obsecration-Entreaty. Perfunctory-Slight. Obsecratory--Supplicatory. Perfunctorily-Negligently. Obstetrication-Office of a midwife. Perition-Loss. Obsignation-Sealing or confirmation. Permeation-Passing or piercing through. Obstination-Making obstinate. Persistance-Perseverance, stedfastness. Obtestation-Entreaty. Petard-An engine for blowing up places. Obtortion-Distortion. Petulcity-Wautonness, mischievousness. Obturation-Smearing or closing up. Pbrontisteries—Monasteries. Occæcation—Blinding. Piacular-Atrocious. Occurrent-Occurring, occurrence. Pill-To rob, to peel. Offuscation-Obscuration. Piscation-Fishing. Pisht at–Despised. Plaint-Complaint. Pleasance-Pleasure. Oppugn--To oppose. Plerophory-Fulness. Oppagnation-Opposition, attack. Pleuritical—Belonging to a pleurisy, or inOrbation-Deprivation. flammation of the lungs. Orbity-Want of children. Plight-To pledge, to engage, Ordalian-Ordeal. Point-To appoint. Ordinate—To direct; regular, methodical. Poise-Weight. Ordinately-Regularly. Pole—Head. Orts-Fragments. Poll-To strip, to exact. Ostended-Discovered itself. Polling-Stripping, exaction. Ostension-Shewing. Polycoyrany-The government by many. Otherwise-One way, another way. Pooderation–Weight. Out-To dispossess. Portage-Carrying. Overlash-To exceed. Portuise-A breviary, or Romish priest's Overlay-To oppress by weight. office-book. Overliness—Pride, overbearing. Postiller-One who writes glosses. Overly-Proud, overbearing. Posy-Motto. Overture-Aperture. Potential-In possibility of existence, Over-ween-To think too bigbly of. Præscious-Anticipating, aware. Prankingly-Flauntingly. Pact-Covenant ; agreement. Pieception-Command. Painim-A Pagan. Precocity-Too early ripeness. Painful-Laborious. Preconization—The act of warning or Painfully-Laboriously. announcing. Pandarisms--Pretences, or occasions. Predication An affirmation, a declaration, Parænetical-Exbortatory, persuasive. Prefer-To advance. Paralogism-False or bad reasoning. Pregravate-To clog heavily. Paranomasy—A play upon words. Prejudicate-.Prejudiced. Parasiteism-Flattery. Prepensed— Preconceived.. Prepossess—To possess beforehand. Recollect-To collect. Reconcilement-A re-obtaining, a regain Pressive-Urgent. ing. Preterition-Passing by. Recordation-A remembrance. Prevent-To precede, to anticipate, to Recrements--Dross, filth. fortify. Recule-To retire. Prevention--Anticipation. Reduct_To reduce. Prevision-Foresight. Redivived—Revived. Prime Stole--Best robe, Redolence-Sweet scent. Primere-Principal. Redolent-Sweet-smelling. Primigenous-Original. Reduce-To bring back. Proclivity-Tendency to evil. Reduct-To reduce. Prodigence-Prodigality. Reduction—Bringing back. Prodition—Treachery, deceitfulness. Reductively-By reduction, by conse Promerit-To lay under obligation, to me. quence. rit for. Refection-Refreshment. Promove-To advance, to promote. Refel-To refute, to disprove. Promoving-Promoting. Reflection-Return. Prophylactical-Preventive of disease. Refossion—Digging up. Proper-Peculiar. Refrication-Refreshing. Proprieties-Possessions. Regest-To cast or turn up again. Propriety-Exclusive right. Regiment Government. Rememoration-Reminding. Remotion-Removal. Renitency-Reluctance. Puisne-Younger, inferior. Reonible-Running, voluble. Puissance-Strength, valour. Reposed-Laid up. Pursuivant-A pursuer, an officer of jus- Reposition-Firm hold or repose, bariai, tice. treasuring or laying up. Pute-Perfectly pure. Reputation-Estimation, judgment. Puttock-The buzzard. Resentment-Feeling Reservation-Withholding. Quack-salver-One who boasts of salves. Resolution-Explanation, satisfaction, tee Quail— To daunt. solved expectation. Quarrelled-Quarrelled with. Resolve-To dissolve, to melt, to explais. Quarry—To prey upon. Respective-Kind. Quean-A strumpet, a worthless woman. Restipulation—A reciprocal engagement. Queasy-Squeamish. Resultance-An assemblage. Querimony-A complaint. Retch, or Reach-To stretch. Questman-A stater of lawsuits, inquirer. Retractive-Withholding. officer, Revicted—Proved on the other side. Questuary-One stndious of profit. Reviction-Reviving. Quick-Living. Revoke-Te recover. Quintessential---Consisting of the quiu Rife-Common. tessence. Rifely—Commonly. Quiritation-Complaining. Rift-Cleft, crack. Quodlibetical-Subtle. Rivality-Rivalry. Quotidian-Daily, Rhetoricate-To play the orator, Round-Plain, faithful, decisive. Rack-A frame. Rouodel—The circumference of a wheel, Radicated- Rooted. a circle. Raked-Covered, hid. Roundly-Plainly, faithfully. Ramping-Rushing. Ruff-Success, prosperity. Rapture-Being carried along. Ruffle-To disturb. Rarely-Singularly. Ruinate-To ruin. Rathe-Early, prematurely. Run descant-To enlarge. Ravine-To plunder, Sacred— Consecrated. Reave--To contract. Sad-Grave, serious. Sadly-Soberly, seriously. Sag—To bang low or beavy. Sagamore--A king or supreme ruler among Reclaim-To cry out. the American Indians. Reclamation Reformation. Saine-Say. Sanation- A cure. Stoppel-What stops the hole of a vessel. Sapiential-Relating to wisdom. Stridulous-Making a small creaking noise. Scabious—A herb so called. Stroid-Destroyed. Scaith-Injury. Styed-Soared, ascended. Scant-Scarcely. Style- A pen. Scarce-valuable-Scarcely to be estimated. Subact-To subdue. Sciscitations-Questionings. Subduction-Withdrawing. Scissure--A rent, division. Subduce-To withdraw, Scoganism-Jesting; from a celebrated Subincusation-An implied accusation. jester named Scogao. Sublation-Withdrawing. Scoganly-Jestingly. SubmissSubmissive. Sconces-Forts. Subornation-Seduction to a base action. Scoppet-To lade, to empty. Subreption—The act of obtaining by surScurrile-Scurrilous. prise or deceit. Scruze-To press, to squeeze. Suffect-To choose or put in the place of Securance-Security. another. Securitan-A secure person. Suffosion-Undermining, digging up. Seen-Skilled. Suffumigation-Raising fume by means Segregate—To separate. fire. Segregation-Separation. Suhit and Gazul-Certain weeds growing Seized-Possessed. in Egypt, of which, being burnt to ashes, Sejoin—To separate. the finest sort of Venice glasses are Sejunction Separation. made. Seldom when-Uofrequently. Superfeetation-One conception made on Sepelition—Burial. another. Sequel-A consequence. Supernal-Celestial. Sequence-Order of succession. Supernatation-Swimming on the surface. Sere or Seare-Dry, withered. Supersecular-Spiritual. Sereness—Dryness. Suppalpation-Wheedling, gently stroking. Sermocinations-Preachings. Supparisitation-Flattery, pimping. Several-Separated, distinct. Supputation Computation, account. Severalized-Distinguished. Surcease-To leave off. Severals Particulars. Surreption-Stealth. Severalty-Separation, distinction. Surrogate-To depute. Sharp-Sword. Surrogation-Deputation. Shaveling—A friar, one shaven. Susception-Assuming, taking up. Sheeped Disgraced. Swelt-To dry up, or be pained, with Shimmering-Glittering. beat. Shot--Reckoning. Swinge-Sway, sweep. Shrewd-Proward. Sybaritical—Effeminate, from the people Shrift-Confession of sin to a priest. of Sybaris, a city in the south of Italy, Shriven-Confessed. infamous for its effeminacy. Sidereal-Bright, starry. Syllabical-Adhering to the merely literal Sign-To ratify, to consign, to signify. sense. Simulation-Deceit, pretence. Symbol-Type, emblem, sign. Simulatory-Pretended. Symboles-Shares in a reckoning. Sinisterly-Absurdly, towards the left Symbolize-To agree. hand. Site-Situation, token. Tallying-Recording, punishing. Skill of—To know how. Talmudiges-Adherents to the Talmud. Slip-A pretender, a counterfeit. Tang-A strong taste. Sort-Aim. Tazel, or Teasel—The Dipsacus: Eng. Sort to-To produce. The Shepherd's rod. Sortition--Casting lots. Techiness—Peevishness. Soul-bell-A passing-bell, a bell rung at Techy-Peevish. the death of a person. Tender—To treat tenderly: Spagiric-A chemist. Tent-To fill a wound with lint. Spend Stover—To consume provisions. Tentative-Trying, essaying. Spiration-Breathing. Tenter-To stretch out as on tenters. Sportulary-Liviog by alms. Tentigo-Itching. Squinancy-Quinsy. Termined-Terminated. Stale-A handle, step, means. Terrivagus—A vagabond. Stated-Settled. Terrene-Earthly. Stave off-To push off, to defer. Tew-To beat. Stead—To help, to support. Theophanies-Services in the immediate Stigmatical-Marked," branded, stigma presence of God. tized. Theorical Theoretical. Thrave-Twenty-four in number. Valediction-Farewell. Thurification-The act of fuming with Value-To imply, to signify. incense. Vastation—Wasting. Timely-Early, premature. Vatical—Prophetical. Till-To urge. Velitation-The act of quarreling Topped-Spuffed. bickering with, Torrefaction--Scorching or drying. Velleity-The lowest degree of desire. Tort-Injury, wrong. Venditate-To display, to boast. Venditation-Display, parade. Vent-Sale. Veny-Push, thrust in fenciog. Very-Mere. Vespertine-Of or relating to the eveeTreachor-A traitor. ing Trochisees-A kind of medical lozenge. Vestiary-Relative to clothing. Tropical-Figurative. Vicariate-Deputed office. Troth-Truth, faith. Viduity-Widowhood. Truchemap-an interpreter. Vigilancy–The state of life. Tuition-Defence. Villenage-Base servitude. Tutor-A defender. Visive-Belonging to the sight. Voice-To represents Wasters-Foils, or cudgels. Weal-Prosperity. Ubiquitary-One who believes the omni- Wearish Soft, tame. presence of Christ's body. Ween-To think. Ubiquity-A being in every place, Weildance-Weilding. Umbratical-Shadowy. Well-To spring. Umbrage-A pretext. Well-stated--Well-regulated. Unconvincibleness—Safety from convic- Welt-Border. tion. Weltereth-Rolls in the mire. Undefeasible-Certain, that cannot be What?_Why? annulled. When as—Whereas. Unseisible-Impracticable. Whiffler- A serjeant, one who clears the Univocally-In a deterinined sense. way. Unpleasive-Unpleasing. While-To amuse, to beguile. Whittle-A knife. Wishly-Wishfully, Withed-Bound with withes. Usurary-Usurious. Wont-Habit. Ure-Practice, use, habit. Woolward-Clothed in woollen garments Use-Interest, Wringing-Writhing. Usurp-To employ, to use. Writheled-Wrinkled. Utter-To sell. Wrought-Forced. 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