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PHRENO-IINEIIOI‘ECIIN’IC PRINCIPLES

FRANCIS FAUVEL-GOUR AUD,

P R O F E S S O R O F P H X S I C A L AND NA T U R A L S C I ENC E S .

PAR T F IRST .

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NEWYO RKP R INT E D F O R T H E A U T H O R BY K O U E L AND MA C O Y

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No . 89NA S S A U S T R E E T .

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P R E F A C E .

T o speak ofthematerialimportance ofthis Di ctionary,would be ofvery littleavailto thosewho arenotyetinitiated intothe do ctrines ofthe system; and the attemptto prove this impo rtance,with aviewto convince thosewho are alreadyacquaintedwith the system,fo r theapplicationofwhich to practicaluse thisD ictionary hasbeenmade,would be supercro gato ry . T here isno one, however superficially initiated into the simplestelementsofthe system,whowillnotbe struck, atonce,with the incalculable Phreno -Mnemotechnic impo rtance ofthiswo rk .

T he D i cti onarywillbe composed oftwodistinctparts, each ofthemsubdivided into senseand SE C T I ONS ofwo rds.T hisfirst part embraces the English

D ictionary ofthe Language exclusively .

Itwillbe composed oftwomo reseriesofcomplementalwo rds, i . e. those havingmo re thanfive arti culations inthe zero

ser i es; and ofthose havingmo re thanfourinthe other series.T he second partwillbe composed of

separate classificationofseveralother practicalD ictionaries, suchasthose ofGeo grephy,Mythology, Biography, ect. , ect., thewhole ofwhich are nowready fo r thepress.

T heautho riti esfollowed inthefirstpart,asstandardsfo r o rtho graphyand pronunciati on, areWalker, J o hnson,Webster, andthe othermostapproved Lexico graphers.Some erro rsmay have escapedmyattenti oninthe executi onofsuchatediouswo rk ;buttheymustbeveryfew,fo r I have Sparcdno attentionandno expense to havethisDictionary, themainpillar ofmy system,broughtat once to the hightestdegree ofaccuracy and perfecti on. Inmy endeavo rto realize this intenti on, Iwas happyenough to obtainthe philolo gicalassistance oftwo distinguished Amer icanscholarsoftheNewY o rk UnionT heolo gicalSeminary,who have examined and revisedwith the greatest possible care allthewo rdsbefo re passing the sheetsthroughthe press.

T hefollowingwill, perhaps,morethanany other statement, satisfy thosewho feelsome interestinthe practicalwo rking ofthe system, howscrupulously the desire ofproducing thiswo rkwith the greatestdegree ofaccuracy possible hasbeensustained. Owing to the severe illnesswhi ch sosuddenly interruptedmy o perationslastwinter,atthemomentofbeginingmylectures onthe system, Iwas compelled totrustthe co rrectionofthe proofsto ayoungman,whose zealand go odwill,asI discoveredafterwards,were far greater thanhis knowledge ofEnglish o rtho graphy .

U ponthe correcti onsmade by him, theDicti onarywasstereotyped fromthe firstto thelastpage. Inreading, afterwards,the pro ofsfromthe castplates, every pagewasfound to containagreatmanymo reerro rsthanI could tolerate. T he resultwasatotaldestructionofthe costly stereotype platesofthatfirstedition,withoutregard to the heavylossI sustained by suchasacrifice.

T helabo r also expended onthe classificati onofallthewo rdsofthevari ousdictionariesused fo r the compositionofthiswo rk, hasbeenvery great. Sevenpersonshave beenemplo yed fo rmo re thanoneyear inthewo rk, and theamountalreadyexpended fo r thelabo r and inthe stereotyping o i thisneweditionbeing added,already reachesnearly two thousand dollars.Ino rderto perfectthefullexpositi onofthesystem,astillfurther considerable expendituremustbemade. Ifthe impo rtance ofthe systemisfeltand appreciated by thepublic, and sufficientencouragementshouldbe givenme inmy effo rtsto introduce it, Ishallcontinuewith indefatigableassiduityto do every thing thatwillmostspeedilypromote itswide diffusionand success.Otherwise, I shalltakemy owntimeandendeavo r to favo r the electedadepts,”asci rcumstanceswillallow.A fewwo rdsuponthe o riginofthisD ic

ti onary,willnot, perhaps, be consideredoutofplace.My firstconceptionofit datesasfar

ivback astwenty yearsago—aboutthe timewhenI fiist beganto think ofthe impo rtantdiscover iesand improvementsI havesincemade inthe system, and the exposi

tionofwhi chWillbefound inthe bo o k entitled “P hreno -Mnemotechic P rinc iples.

”While Iwasprepar ingamanuscript, intheFrenchlanguage, 0 1 asimilar D icti onary tothi s, to testthe practicability ofmy ilea,aliterary shai k, ofthatspec ieswhoselifecanbe sustained butatthe expense ofother ex istences, o btained clandestincly aviewofone ofmy pages, and the resultwasthatbefo re I had halffinishedmy task,anediti onofawo rk identi calWithmine,wasannouncedfo r sale,With the signatureofthe plagiai ist, infull, andapreface, exalting his pro ducti onas being agenuineinspi rati onofhisbrain!H owever

,apromptappealto the tribu

nalsofthelawso onarranged thematter tomy c omplete satisfaction. My rightsasautho r anlas invento rwere ascertained,pro claimed, and protected. So onafter Isettled the questi onofdamageswith the

plag iarist; butthe large editi onwhi ch hehad printed, (mo re than co pies,Withtitle pagts bear ing rambers ofsuccessiveedtlt suponeach thousand co pies, andeventhe names of(ltfierent c iti es)was50 1 1 under hisname, b.fo re itcould be prevented. I havementi oned these factstomakemy readei saware thatthere isintheFrenchlanguage. awo rk ofasimilar character to this, and to remark, atthe sametime

,thatalthough similar inappearance

and intent, yet, the i dentity existing be

tweenthe twowo rksasto C LASS I F I CAT I ONand use. 1 3no greater thanthatexisting betweenaMANand aT R E E . A fewwo rdsWillexplainthe c o rrectness ofthisasserti on. T hissystem, asWillbe demonstratedinthe bo o k ofthe “P r inC Iples,” has itsfoundati ons uponanumber oftechnicalkeys,which cannomo re be translated intoanotherlanguage thanpanso r yea-de-mofscanbe renlerelfromonelanguage intoanother . E y oty philolo g istknowsthatapuno r jeu-Je-mots inEnglish cannotbetranslated into any otherlanguagewith thesamemeaning, o r evenWith anymeaningatall; andVi ceversafo r otherlanguages.Itisprec isely the sameWith regard to thissystem, asWillbe fully demonstrated inthe course ofmy lectures. Ifsuch amaterialimposmbility could have beenovercome, I might have translatedmyNewYork, Jan. 1 , 1 844.

P R EFAC E .

F rench editionofthe samewo rk, andsavedmuchtimeand expense.

T here isno translati onwhatso ever, inany thing thatiscontained inthisbo o k, o rinthatofthe “P r inc iplesofthe System,”fo r translationinthis case aswellas inthal. isanabsolute impossibility,mathemati cally demonstrable, as I shallproveatapro per time. Both the Dictionary andmy

are bo dily O R I G INAL ; both

have beenconceived and adapted frombeg innine.r to end tnandfo r the ENGL I SH L ANG U Ab t. T o entertainthe readerwith thedifficulties I have had to contendwith during thelastfour years inbuilding suchasysuinasthis, inalanguagewhi chwasalmi tt enti rely unknowntomefour yearsago ,Would addanewchapter to the twelvelabo rs olHercules. I have had to createetei

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! {hing thatIneeded inthelang uage,to my ideas intellig ible, Lay ing noone “litInI could consultuponnice questi ons ofPhreno -Mnenotechnic grammar .

H owever, patience and assiduity have enabled me to overcome every difficulty,T hewo rk isnowcompleted ! and is saigener i c frombeginning to end. What Iowe inw’castomy immo rtalandvenerated c i tat pcrary,Mr . Paris, fromhis appli i ati rn, inthe F renchlanguage, oftheo r i g inalLintgivenusboth by F c inagle,fo rty yearsago , isfaithfully c redited IntheP reface ofmy “P hrcno -MnemctechnicP i inc ills,”which the reader Willso onhave inhand.

I canmtconclude these remarkswithoutmakinganapolo gyto thenumerous“fr i endsofthe system,”who have beenso pati entlyand so kindlywaiting fo rmy promisedlectures onthissubjectduring so long aspace (fume. Butfo r thelessofamanuscr i ptofthisD icti onary, atNiagarafalls,abouttwo yearsago , to getherWith someo thermanuscr iptsonthe“P rinc iples, (thewhole Iwhichmusthavefalleninto somemo stdishonesto r grossly i gno ianthands,as I ntver heard ofthemsince, althoughmy namewaswrittenuponevery page)theselectureswould have beencommencedlastWinter . H owever, ifthisdelaymerely resulted inconvincingafewofthe truthofthe axi om“better late thannever,” itmay, perhaps, have had also the effectofc onvmc ing otherswho could nothave attended thelectureslastWinter, that“everything isfo r the bestinthiswo rld ofuncertainties.

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Fa’s. Faua -Go rnnun.

H I S T O R I C A L S K E T C H

T HEMO ST C ELEBRAT ED SPEC IMENS

NA T U R A L MEMO R I E SWH I C H HAVE BEENR E CO R DE D F R O ] ! T H E E AR U E ST ANT IQ U IT Y DOWNT O O U R DA“P R E CEDE D

BY A C ONDENSED E X AMINAT IONO F THE

IMP O R T ANC E O FMEMO R Y A S ANINT ELLE C T U AL FAC U L T Y :

AND CONCLU D EDBY AN“P O SITI ONO F T HE TH R E E MO ST R EMAR KABLE SYSTEMS O ,

"MNRMONX C SH ITH E R TO P U T INT O P R AC TI C E .

P R O L E G OMENA .

DEFINIT ION.O r allthe intellectualfacultiesofman, there isnone the cultivationofwhich ismo re impo rtant, thanthatofmemo ry ; and by amosthappy c o in

c idenc e there isalso nonemo re susc eptible ofbeing cultivated and impr oved, -whichwe shallhave o ccasionto demonstrate hereafter .

Inthe ir strong c onvictionofthe extreme impo rtance ofthisfaculty ofthemind, severalofthe illustr iousautho rswho have treated ofmemo ryand itsmetaphysicalrelations, have endeavoured to give, eachac c o rdingto the bestofhisabilities, adefinitionofit

,whichwould beat onitsface

the stamp ofthat strong c onviction. C i cero,Quintilian

,Lo cke

,Bac on,Montaigne,and others,areamong tho sewho have endeavoured thusto de

finememo ry . But,however greatmay have beentheir respectiveabilities

inthe artofdefining, they haveallfailed tomark thisfeaturewith suffic ientdistinctness. Having thenno autho rity suffic iently satisfacto ry toquote, I shallattemptto definememo ry as: T he treasure ofthe soul

,o r

the repo sito ry ofintellectualwealth ; the library ofthemind,inwhich

the rec o rdsofthe pastunfold themselvesbefo re usatour pleasure andthe supreme power ofthe humanintellect, o r the sceptre ofthe sc iences,literature and thearts.Memo ry is, indeed, to thelearned,thebelles-lettresscholar,and theartist,what-the lever asked by Archimedeswould have. beeninhispowerfulhands;fo r inthisage it isthe power ofGeniusthatraises

,

“movesandgovernsthewo rld ; andalthoughwe have oftenseenmenendowedwithawonderfulstrength ofmemo rywho livedwithoutg iving pro ofs ofany temarkable genius,and passedaway “like the shadows ofthe trees,”from

2 nisroni cu. sxrscnorI

the surface ofthe earth, yet, there isnotperhapsasingle instancewhichcanbe c ited bywhich could be shownthatthe greatgeniuseswho haveappeared inthe histo ry ofthewo rld inthe frontrank oftheir kind,wereendowedwithmerely the c ommonpower ofmemo ry . Thisstatementwillbe co rrobo rated byafewremarkable instanceswhichI shallmenti onhereafter . Finally,wemay say, inaphilosO phicalpo intofview,thatthefacultyofmemo ry isthemainpillar ofso c ialexistence among the go od, ratherthanthefear ofthelaw,fo r itisby the rec ollectionofour faultsthatwetry to remove themand bec ome better ; itis by the recollectionofthegreatexamplesofhumancr imesandvirtuesthatwelearnto hate crimeto cherish and practi cevirtue ; insho rt, it isthememo ry ofgo o d thatteachesusto avo id evil.Memo ry, then, isthemo stvaluableattributewith

'which the Divinity hasendowedman, andwe cannotto o fervently invokethe Deity to giftuswith the strongestdegree ofthatsublimefaculty ; no rc ouldwe praise himenoughwhenhe hasgranted ourwishes.Yes, Happy ishewho , inadditionto acultivated understanding po ss

essesanextensive power ofretenti onand rec ollection. He hasalwayswithinhimselfasource ofentertainmenttowhichno other treasure istobe compared, inthe eye ofthe saga. He caneither be usefulinso c iety ,o r emplo yed inretirement. Ifthe pursuit ofknowledge and truth isthefavo rite theme ofhismindand studies,alwaysc ontentedwith hisfate,he canmo re deliberately thanany othermo rtal,free himself, insolitude,fromthe sad dreamsofambition, thefac inationsofvainglory,the turmo ilsofso c ialtroubles,and the c old injusticeand disdainsofthewo rld .

ADVANTAGES O F A GO O DMEMO RY .

Whatgreater pleasure canthere be, infact, fo r themanwho had thehappiness oftreasuring inhismind allthe knowledge c ongenialto histaste, o r to thefanc iesofhisintellect, thanthat ofcalling onthatinvaluable treasure,with the certainty ofalwaysbringingfo rthathisc ommandany ofthefactsthathe hasclassifiedwithinthe boundariesofapowerfulmemo ry ”

! The financ ierwo rthmillions,who candrawgoldatwillfromhisironsafesandvaults

,do eshe o r canhefeelapleasure c omparable to

thatfeltby the studi ouslover oflearning,who ,like themagic ianwith hiswand, cancallfo rth befo re him, atpleasure,like the phantomsofotherwo rldsandwithoutaneffo rtofthemind, allthe interestingfactsbelonging to the domainofH isto ry , Sc iences, Literature,and the FineArts, thatthe powersofatranscendentalmemo ry have enabled himto treasure inhisWe remember thefacts,andwe canalso recalltheminto themindatpleasure. T hefo rmer is

sinuous thelatter isthatmo dificationofitwhichwe callneco La -r i ou Abercrombi'eonm

mrunu.memo r ies, are. 3

intellect! Whatwould be, I do notmerely say the scholar o r themanofsc ience

,butthemusic ian, the painter, the sculpto r, eventhemerchantand

the c ommonmechanic ,withoutmemo ry ’lImeanto saywithoutago odmemo ry,fo r everymanisendowedwith thatprec iousfaculty, to adegreemo re o rlessremarkable,with the excepti onofabsolute idiotsandlunatics,who are insane o r idi otsbut becausememo ryfailed them—WhatmadeSenecasay,with somuch truth, thatamadmano r anidiot“isamanwithoutmemo ry” !Erasmus

,inc o rro bo rating thisassertion, saysthatthe basisofallartistic ,

literary and sc ientic celebrity hasbeenago o dmemo ry ” ; and nothingseemseasier to be justified thanthisassertionofthe Dutch Sage.

Varro,who had the glo ry ofbeing called by hisc otempo raries themo stlearned ofthe R omans, adiplomawhichhasbeenratified by po ste

r ity, owed thisglo ry,as isremarked by Pliny , to the pro digi ousmemo rywithwhichwisenature had endowed him. Hewrote five hundredvolumesupondifferent subjects, every one ofthemstampedwith themark ofgeniusand the perfectionoftheManofLetters. Itwillbe easy to c onceive thatino rder to avo id repetitioninhisownwritings, to remember hissourc es ofinfo rmati on,and to have perfectly atc ommand the essenceandthe detailsofsuchanamountofsc ientific ,literary,artisticaland o ther info rmation,ashe had treasured inhismind, hemusthave hadatrulywonderfulpower ofuniversalmemo ry . T he same remarks are applicable toDidymus, the celebrated grammarianofAlexandria. Mac ro biuscallshimthe greatestphilolo gistofhis owno r any other time

,and saysthathe

possessed, perfectlywellclassified inhismind,allthe rulesthatnot onlyhe, butallthe grammariansand classicswho had preceeded him, hadlaiddownintheir Syntaxeso rwritings. Ac c o rding to Athenaeus, he publishedvolumes, o r treatises, 1' onphilolo gical, sc ientific , andliterary subjests. Thispro digiousamountoflabour caused himto be surnamed by thelearned ofhistime zalxévreqos, i . e.

,

“themanwith brazenentrails,”fromhis indefatigable industry .Whatmustnothavebeenthe universalityand c olo ssality ofthememo ry ofsuch aman! Fo r let us remarkthatthe only powerwhich enablesaliterarymanto treatwith suc cessagreater o rlessnumber ofquesti onsliesentirelywithinthevariety o r uni

Byuniversalmemory, Iunderstand thefaculty ofcommittingany subjectwhatso ever to themindwith equalfac ilityand efiiciency . T hisdefinitionisunavo idable,whenwe see,aswillbe exempli

fied hereafter,thatthere have beenindividualspossessed ofamostextrao rdinary power ofmemo rywho could apply their retentive facultiesbutto theacquir ing ofsuch isolated thingso rfacts,asdates,names,wo rds, po etry, prose, o r figures, &c . Suchmemo riesmustofcourse be. defined isolated o r occasionalmemo ries.tT hisisofcoursewhatthewo rd ‘volume’meanshere. Theancientsused to rolluponaround

stick every parto r evenchapter ofthesamewo rk,which they called columno r rolls,fromwhichwe derived ourwo rdvolume,althoughbound inashapenotatallresemblingarolls.

HIST O R IC AL SKET C H O Fversality ofhisknowledge. Universality ofknowledge isthe directresultofprofound study,attentive o bservati onsandnumerousreadings, -with theassistance, befo re all, ofamemo ry adequate to retain

,and to y ield,when

needed,allthefactswhichmay serve to illustrate aquesti on, to ado rn, to

sustaino r to prove it.Inmo derntimesVoltaire

,the D idymus ofFrance

, (however erroneoushemay have beeninhis relig ious O pinions,) has g ivenus themo stbrilliantspec imenofthatuniversality ofknowledge,which canonly beacqui red by amemo ry ofgreatretentive powers.

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T hewritingsthathe acknowledged andwhichwere firstc ollected byhisfriend Beaumarchais inthe famous Keilnediti onofhis c ompletewo rks

,embrace the eno rmousnumber of80 o ctavovolumesofabo ut500

pageseach and ithasbeenasserted by severalofhisblO graphersthattheo c casi onalpamphletswhich, inhisperpetualwarwith the Catholic Clergyand the Jesuits, he issued, anonymously, duringmo re thansixty yearsofhislife

,andwhich he didnotdare to avowashispro ductions,would havemade atleast 50mo revolumesofthe same size. By the numerouswr itingswhich remainofthis o ther unwearied Zulx r'vego we see

thathe c onstantly foughthisadversar ieswith regular cannonadesofhisto r icalargumentsand quotati ons, the depth, thenumber, and thevar iety ofwhichalmo stc onstantly secured himthe battle field inthe greaternrmberofthenumero uspolitical, so c ial, sc ientific , histo r ical,literary o r a

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rtisticalquestions, the disc ussi ono rwhich fellwithinthe sc o pe ofhisindefatigable genius.Whatnuimmensevar iety ofhisto ricalquo rati onsare to befound inhiswr itings, so fullofattic ism, o rder

,learning, glowing brillianc y and elo

quence ! Whatanimmensevariety ofread ing, andac quired info rmationdo eshe display inthe ensemble ofhis pro ductions! Withwhataprod ig i ousmemo rymusthe have beenendowed, to callfo rth

,ashe so often

do es, one by one, allthat innumerable series ofeventsand facts,withwhich he had so profusely ado rned, strengthened,and enriched, hisuniver

saland unfathomablefaculty ofrec ollecti on! \Vo uldVoltai re have beenIzimreljwithouthisuniversalpowers ofmemo ry ?

O’Unquestionably—no !Whatmade himthemo stfecund andmo stlearnedwriter ofhisag el

No thinT buthisgo o dmemo ry . S o ithasbeenwithallthemenofSc ienceand Artistsofalltime . T hisassertionofE rasmusc ould be c o rro bo ratedby hundredsofindividualexamples. T he bestlawyer is, infact, hewho re

c ollectsthe g reatestnumber ofcases, o r dec isionsofc ourts, o r rulesofpractice

,(k c . S o itiswiththe Physic ian. T he bestisgenerally hewho remem

bersthe greatestnumber oferro rsbywhichtheunc ertaintiesofhisSc iencehave o r iginated the g reatestnumber offunerals—the rec ollecti onofwhichcauseshimtomo dify every day, bynewexperiments, the do ctrineso r sys

NAT U R AL MEMO R IE S , ET C .

temsinthe specific certaintiesofwhich he had the greatestc onfidenc e theday befo re. Itwasby rememberingfac esofthemostno ble and d i gnifi edexpressionswhich he had seen, o r read inH omer

,

”thatPhidiasc reated

under the sparksofhisimmo rtalchisel, hisOlympianJupiter,and hisMinervaofthe Parthenon. [twas by rec ollecting the g races ofallthebeautieswhich he had seen, thatApelles c reated hisVenusflnadyomene.

Itwas by the samemeans that Canovagave life to his three chiselledGrac es. Itwasby remembe ring the go rgeousdesc riptionsofthe Parthenon,ofthe tomb ofMo sauleus, and ofallthe o therwondersofArchitecture desc ribed byVitruviusand o therso r examined by himself, thatMichaelAngelowasenabledto lo cate the PantheonofAgrippaonthe to p ofSt. Peter ofR ome .

”A ;ain, itwasby rec ollecting the sublime beautiesofPhidias, of

Apellesand ofthemo stbr illiantpo etsofR omeand Greece, thatthisP roteangenius sculptured hisMo ses, painted his LastJudgmentofthe CapellaS ixtina

,andwro te like T ibulus

,Ho race, and Catulus. T he same

powermadeMo zart, Haydn, and R o ssini. Finally , it is the faculty ofMmronvmo re thanany ofthe other humanfaculties, thatfo rmsand sustainsthe illustri ousman. It is buthe onlywho is endowedwith therichestmemo rywho , inthe sc ienc es, inliterature,and inthe arts, is cer

tainto leave agreatname behind him. Memo ry thenisatreasure,the

capac ity ofwhichwe canno tto o earnestly endeavour to inc rease, to cultivate and to improve ; to neglectthis invaluablefaculty and abandonittoitsownresourc es

,whenweak o r defic ient,may , to ac ertaindcg i c c , be

c onsideredanintellectualsuic ide,fo rlmustrepeatthatthere is 1 1 0 faculty

ofthemind so capable ofbe ing improved asthatofmemo ry .

T his [ 8 so true,thathundredsofspec imensofreally phenomenalpowers

ofmemo ry, aclai red by amficialcultivati on, have beenno ted atdiffe :entp0 i

‘lO .lS, particularlymmo derntimes;while, onthe o ther hand

,butafew

spec imensofremarkablenaturalmemo r ieshave beenrec o rded inthe pagesofhisto ry and itisavery do ubtfulq zestionwhether eventhesefew, didno tuse filnemotechm’sopph'

ations inthe examples they gave ofthe ir astonishing powers ofrec ol.ection. H owever, natural0 1 artific ial,asthesememo riesmay have been, s1 1 1 1 8 ofthenamesreco rded inthe chroniclesofMnemo sinawere endowedwith such awonderfuldegree ofthat impo rtantfaculty , that, hadno tthe i r powers beenpreservedand authenti cated by the testimonialsofundoubtedautho r ities, itwo uld be impo ssible toextend c redenc e to them; andasthey have beenhanded downto usasspec imensof“naturalmemo ries,”wewillspeak ofthemassuch.

MichaelAngelo had this quadruple glo ry ,never yetrivaled byany o therman, thathe d ieda

greatl"1n1tcr ,agre i t Architect, agreatSculpto r, andwro te, inthelanguage ofthemuses, inatstylewhich oftenequalled thatatthe greatestpo etsofhisagc .

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msronrcu.mrcnprO E L E B R A T E D S P E C IMEN! o r

N A T U R A L M EMO R I E S .

Befo re entering uponthe subject,letusremark oncemo re thatamongallthese spec imensofwonderfulnaturalmemo ries,there hasnotbeenonepossessed ofwhatwe have called“thepower ofuniversalmemo ry, i .e .memo rycapable ofretainingallkindsoffacts. S ome,aswillbe seen, have hadamemo rywho sepower c ould beapplied butto the retentionofnames others

to the retentionofisolatedwords only ; others couldlearnno thing butprose otherspoetry , and finally, some c ouldapply theirmemo ry butto theacquirementoflanguages,while othersc ould use itonly inthe O perationsofmathematicso r extempo raneous calculati ons.

MEMO R Y O P NARIES .Withoutintending tonoti ceallthe celebratedmemo rieswhich have enrichedwith theirmemo rable explo itstheanecdotic pagesofhisto ry sincethe C reation, yet,we shallhave to take our startfromaperio dasearly asthe firstdaysofthewo rld,fo rwe find thatthe firstauthenticated and prodigiousspec imenofmemory ofnames,andwhich hasbeenhanded downtousby themo stauthentic ofallreco rds, isc o evalwith the c reationofthewo rld, inthe case ofour firstfather, Adam. T hiswehave reco rdedinGenesis

, chapter II,verses 1 9and 20,asfollowsAnd the Lo rd Go d havingfo rmed out ofthe ground allthe beastsof

the earth,andallthefowlsoftheair, broughtthemto Adamto seewhathewould callthem,” 6m.

And Adamcalledallthe beastby theirnames,andallthefowlsofthe ear,andallthe cattle ofthefield,” 850 .Withoutattemptinganinterpretati onofthemanner bywhich Adamacquired the knowledge ofallthosenames,wemustadmitthatino rder toremember somany hundredsofthousandsofnames,variedaswere thosedistinguishing alltheanimalsliving onthe surface ofthe earth, hemusthavenecessarily beenendowedwithamemo ry ofnames,mo re pro digiouslydevelo ped thanany ofwhich the histo ry ofmankind haskeptthe rec o rd.

FromAdamwe come downtowardsthefallofBabylon, o r the end ofthe firstcaptivity ofIsrael, befo rewemeetwith a“memo ry ofnames”~wo rthy ofbeing placed inparallelwith that ofthe father ofmankind

,

and itis inthe providentialliberato r ofIsraelhimselfthatwe see it.Seenote, page 3 .

NAT U R AL nmonms,are.

Pliny saysthatC yrushadamemo ry so pro digiousthatheknewby heartthenamesofallthe officersand soldiers Ofhisarmies;andwewellknowthatthe armies ofthe great C yruswere notc ompo sed ofinsignificanthandsfulofmen.The sameautho r relatesthatC yneas, theambassado rfromKing Pyrrhus

to the R omanpeo ple, having beenintro ducedto eachmember ofthe Senateonthe day ofhisarrival

,the nextmo rningwhenhemet theminthe

Senato r ialPalace, after explaining the o bject ofhismission,saluted

every Senato r by hispro per name and surname,without c ommitting asingle erro r, to theamazementofthe Senateandthe people.

Severalautho rshave related thatthe Empero r O tho , the successo r toGalba

,inagreatmeasure owed hisaccessionto the Empire ofthewo rld

,

to hispro digiouspower ofmemo ry fo r retainingnames. He hadlearnedthenamesofallthe soldiersofhisarmywhenhewastheir c ompanionasasimple officer,and he used to callevery one by hisprepername. The

soldiery flattered atwhatthey thoughtamark ofsympathy fromO tho ,persuaded themselvesthatifever elevated to the supreme power, suchanEmpero r c ouldnotfo rget, inthe distributi onofhisimperialfavours,anyone oftho sewhosenameshe remembered sowell. Inc onsequence ofthisseeminglywise reflection, asso onas O tho raised the standard ofrebellionagainstGalba, they alldeclared inhisfavour,and opened to himthepath to universalsovereignty, by helping himto overthrowhisc ompetito rfo rthe throne. Butitappearsthatthe Empero r 0tho hadnotamemo ryvery tenac i ous; fo rwelearnthatthree 'monthsafterwards, his soldiersperceiving, doubtless, thathewasbeginning to fo rgetthem,abandonedhimto hisfate,whenVitelliusinhisturn,attempted to tearfr omhisgrasp '

thatsceptre,which 95 daysbefo re he had himselfsnatchedfromthe hand .

However, ifmemory gained athrone fo r O tho , however sho rthisreignmay have been, this single examplewould be suffic ientto prove thatago o dmemo ry isnotathing to be disdained,and thatwe oughtnottoneglectany o ccasionthatmay present itselfto strengthen, improve,andenrichthisprec iousintellectualfaculty inwhich such agreatnumber ofpeopleare defic ient.A. similar kind ofmemo ry hasalso beenpossessed byMithridates, thefamousParthianKing, and Adrianius,the“lo c omotive Empero r,” asheiscalled by Lampridius. Itis related thatthey both knowby heartthenamesofalltheir soldiers! Plutarch asserts, and Pliny after him, thatLuc iusSc ipio , summed Asiaticus, c ould callevery R omanc itizenby hisMmdominions.”Etc.

H IST O R IC AL SKE T C H O F

name,and thatT hemisto ctesalso c ould do the same thingWltllregard to

the c itizensofAthens,which ability had beento him, as inthe case of

O tho ,amo stValuable title to po pularfavour .

Nowinthe time ofT hemisto cles, Athensnumbered about activec itizens and inthe time ofSc ipio Asiaticus, ac c o rding to acensustakeninthe year 1 92 B . 0 . R ome c ontainedno lessthan c itizens capable ofbear ing armsSuch are the pr inc ipalexamplesofapowerfully retentive faculty fo rnamesofwhichthere isanymentioninhisto ry .

MEMO R Y O F ISO LAT EDWO R DS .

T hememo ry of“isolatedwo rds hasfurnished ussome spec imensnolessremarkable.

Inthe firstinstance,we have the di recttestimony ofSenecahimself,amanwho se sincerity hasnever beenquesti oned,who saysthatinhisy outh

he c o uld repeatasmany as wo rds,whether they hadany c onnetionwith each o ther o r no t; he saysalso , thatupondifferento ccasionshe re

oceived fromeach ofhisscho ol-mates, anumber ofisolated sentenc eso rlinesofpo etry , and thatafter he had read themover once o r twic e he re

peatedasmanyastwo hundred ofthemwithoutmistake .

Inmo remo derntimes,afewremarkable spec imensofmemo ry ofwo rds

canbe given. T hat ofaFrench J esuitp named FatherMenestrier,whoresided inthe c ity ofLy ons, standsmo stprominentamong them. Hewasindeed endowedwithamo stremarkable strength ofmemo ry . C hr istina

,

QueenofSweden, passing through Ly ons,whenreti ring to R ome, afterhermemo rable abdication, desi red to o btainadi rectpro ofofthe go o dFather’sreputedmemo ry , towhich he ac c ededwithno little satisfaction.

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T he Queenhanded him,wr ittenonasheetofpaper, 300wo rds, themo st

unc o uthand extravagantthatshe c o uld imagine,and he repeated themall,sayshisbio grapher, firstinthe o rder they had beenwr ittendown, and so onafter inany o rder thatthe Queenand her suite cho se to ask ofhim. Itis

only to be regreted thatthe bio grapherfo rgotto state howlong itto o k theFather Jesuitto acc omplishthisherculeantask.

T he same thing hasbeenrelated ofthe celebrated PicusdeMirandola,who se universality ofacquirementssowonderfully astonished hisc o tempo

raries. Itissaid, insome ofhisbio graphies, thathe c ould repeatac olumnof wo rdsgiveno r evenread to him,after one hearing o r asingle pe_rusai .H itherto ,aswe have seen, the spec ialapplicationsofthe kindsofmemoustmenti oned, offer nothing ofparticular o r evengeneralinterest.

NAT U R AL unmoams, arc.MEMO RY O P LANGU AGES .

H itherto , aswe have seen, the spec ialapplicati onsofthe kindsofmemory justmentioned, offer no thing ofparticular o r evengeneralinterest.Butwhenwe c ome to thememo ry oflanguages,we find anumber ofspec imensofacharacter truly extrao rdinary, and presenting ac ertaindegreeofinterest. T he firstrec o rded by theanc ientautho rswith expressi onsofastonishmentand admi ration, is the famousParthianKing alreadymen.ti onedamong thememo r iesofnames. Ac c o rding to allhisbi o graphers,fromAppiandowntoMichaud,fMithridates,who numberedunder hisdominion29. diffrentnations,wasable to addresseach oftheminits ownlanguage . Ac c o rding to Plutarchand others, Cleo patrac ould speakwithfluency and c o rrectnessallthe dialects ofthe East, amountinr, inhertime, to some thirty o rfo rty and the sameautho r remarksthatT hemistocles’memo ry oflanguagewasequally asgo o d thatafewmonthsafter hisvoluntary exile to Persiahelearnedtowriteand speak thatdifficulttonguewithasmuchfac ility and c o rrectnessasanynative Persianscholar.We findagaininPlutarch thatC rassus,while Governo r ofAsia

,whichwasbutfo r avery sho rtper i o d,learned the five greatdialectswith sucha

degree ofc o rrectnessthathewasenabled to give hisC ourtJudgmentsineach ofthem,withouterro rs. Plutarc halso relatesthatCato the C enso r,when84 years ofage had stillsuch aperfectstrength ofmemo ry, thatafter he hadmarried the y oung daughter ofthe public Sc r i be, (who so onbecame themo ther ofachildwhichwas the grand-mo ther ofCatoU ti cencisJ to charmtheleisure hoursofhishoney-mo on, he underto o k tolearnthe Greeklanguage, and suc c eeded sowellthatatthe end ofafewmonths hewasable towrite somevery remarkable treatisesinthatthenfashionablelanguage.

Every one remembersthatCaesar used to dictate to five o r six secre

tar iesatthe same time, and inasmany differentlanguages. Yet, the

chroniclesoftheastonishing thingsand do ingsofthelastcentury, so prolific inmarvels ofalldesc riptions, speak ofanofficer ofLouisXV. ofFrance

,by thename ofMarcet

,whowould have beenmo re thanamatchfo r Cmsar inthe same explo its. Itisasserted" intwo o r three respectableliterary Journals ofthatepo ch, thatthisMarcetused to dictate atthesame time, asanamusement, to T ENdifferentpersonsinasmany differentlanguages, and uponthemostseriousquestionswithout deviationsfromgrammaticalrules, o rtho graphy o r pronunc iati on. Butwhatisstillmo re

De belloMandates.tBio graphie Universelle, Paris.Mercure Gallant—Gazette de France,to .

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surprising, heunitedwith thisanequallywonderfulpower ofmemo ry ofnames

,besidesanastonishing power ofmemo ryfo r calculati on. We find

inthe same rec o rdsthathewouldamuse himselfand hisfriendsbymakingawhole battali onofsoldiers, strangersto him, to defile inhispresence,eachsoldier pronounc ing hisownname ashe passed, and thatwhentheyrepassed hewould callevery one by his pro pername. Hewould alsosometimes, byway ofspo rt, solve, absolutely frommemo ry, any arithmeticalquestiongivento him,were itc omposed ofasmany asthirtyfigures.

MEMO R Y FO B C AL C U LAT ION.

Antiquity do esnotfurnishuswithasingle case ofthi skind ofmemo ry,owing pro bably to the nature oftheirnumericalsigns, composed ofthelettersofthealphabetarbitrarily combined eveninthefo rmationofunits

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and infinitelymo re difficultto remember thanthe Arabic figures.T he firstgreatspec imenofmemo ryfo r calculationwe enc ounter befo re the existence ofMarcetisthe celebrated Englishmathematic ianWallis. T he repo rtismade by himself. Hetellsusinsome ofhiswritings,that

,withoutthe assistance ofpenand ink, o r anything equivalent

, hewasable, inthe dark, bymerefo rce ofmemo ry , to perfo rmarithmeticalo perati ons

,suchasmultiplication, division, extractionofro ots

,&c .

, to fo rtyplaces! He statesthat, inFebruary , 1 76l,atthe requestofano blevisito r,(bynight, inbed,) he pro posed to himselfanumber of53 places, and,withouteverwriting downthe result, dictated itto the same personathisnextvisittwenty daysafterwards.S ince the daysofMarcet,who camenexttoWallis, “memo ry fo r cal

culationhas givenusafewspec imensnolessremarkable and powerfulthaneither ofthem. T he firstwemeetwithafterMarcet, o r rather c o

tempo rar ilywithhim, isapo o r illiterate English peasant,named JedediahBuxton,who rendered himselffamous inEngland fo r his remarkableknowledge ofthe relative prepo rti ons ofnumbers

,their powersand pro

gressive denominati ons. T o these o bjects, says hisbi o grapher, he appliedthewholefo rce ofhismind,anduponthesehisattentionwasso con'

stantly rivetted, thathe frequently to o kno notice ofexternalobjects,andwhenhe did itwasonlywith respectto theirnumbers.Ifany space oftimewasmentioned befo re him, hewould so onafter say

itwassomanyminutes, and ifany distance, hewouldmentionthe number offurlongs,fathoms, yards,feet, inches, barleyc o rns,and evenhair’sbreadtltsinitwithoutany questionbeing asked, o r any calculati onbeingexpected by the c ompany .Whenhe once understo o d aquestion, he begantowo rk itwithamazing fac ility,after hisownmetho d,withoutthe

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use ofpen, penc il, o r chalk, o r evenunderstanding the c ommonrulesofarithmetic taughtinthe scho ols,fo r,althoughWilliamBuxton, hisfather,wasthe scho ol-master ofhisparish, yet, J edediah’seducationhad beensocompletelyneglected thathe hadnever beentaughtto read o rwrite,andc ouldnotevensignhisname.

The quo tationofafewspec imensofhis o c casionalexperimentsmaynotappearalto gether uninteresting to our readers.

Onbeing required tomultiply 456 by 378, he gave the pro ductbymanetalar ithmeti c,asso onasapersoninthe c ompany had c ompleted itinthec ommonway . Being requested towo rk itaudibly, thathismetho dmightbe known, bemultiplied 456 firstby 5,which pro duced 2280,thisheagainmultiplied by 20,andfound the pro duct whichwasthemultiplicandmultiplied by 1 00 ; thispro ducthe againmultiplied by 3,which pro duced

the sumofthemultiplicandmultiplied by 300 . It remained,tomultiply 456 by 78,which he effected bymultiply ing 2280 (the pro ductofthemultiplicandmultiplied by by 1 5, five times 1 5 being 75 ; thispro duct, being he added to whichwasthemultiplicandmultiplied by 300,and thispro duced whichwas375 times456 .

T o c omplete his operation, therefo re, bemultiplied 456 by 3,which produced 1 368 ; and having added thisnumber to hefoundthe productof456 ,multiplied by 378, to beIfwe take into c onsiderationthatby thisastonishingmanner ofcalculating, the resultwasobtained inthesamespace oftime thatanother personinthe c ompany hadtakento give itinthe c ommonway,therewillbematter enoughfo rustowonderat,fo r thisexperimentshowsthatthe relationofsomanyfacto rsmusthavestruckhimatfirstasby intuition. Thisshowsusalso , thatJedediah’smetho d ofarithmeticwasentirely hisown,and thathewassolittleacquaintedwith the c ommonrules,astomultiply 456 firstby 5,and the pro ductby 20,to findwhatsumitwouldpro ducemultiplied by1 00 ;whereas, had headded two cyphersto the figures, hewould have o b

tained the same pro ductatonce. T he histo ry ofthisextrao rdinarymaniscrowdedwithnumerousinstancesofthemostintricatear ithmetic pro blems,solvedwith the same degree ofaccuracy , and promptitude Hewouldstride overapiece ofland o r afield,and tellthe contentsofitwithasmuchexactnessasifhe hadmeasured itby the chain. Inthismanner hemen-fsured thewhole lo rdship ofElmeton, ofsome thousands ofacres, and .

broughtthe c ontentsto the ownernotonly inacres, ro o dsand perches, buteveninsquare inches. After this he reduced themfo r his ownamusementinto square hair-breadths, computing about48 to each side oftheinch ;which pro duced suchaninc omprehensiblenumber asappearedaltogether astonishing. H ismemo rywasso powerful, as regards figures, .

eitherfo r calculating o r remembering them. thathe couldleave 0 6;and re»

12 M ien. enter! orsame the operationagain,where heleft it, thenextmo rning, o raweek,amonth, o r severalmonthsafterward, and pro ceed regularly tillitwascompleted. H ismemo rymighthave probably beenequally retentivewithrespectto o ther o bjects, ifhe hadattendedto other o bjectswith equaldiligence ; buthisperpetualapplicationto figuresprevented the smallestaoquisitionofany other knowledge. Hewassometimesasked onhisreturnfromchurch

,whether he remembered the texto rany partofthe sermon,and itneverappeared thathe broughtaway one single sentence ; hisminduponacloseexaminationwasalwaysfound to have beenbusied, evenduringdivine service, inhisfavo rite O perati on, either dividing some po rtionOftime, o r some space, into the smallestknownparts, o r resolving some ques»tionthathad beengivenhimasataskfo r hisabilities—o r computing thenumber ofwo rdsthe preacherhaduttered inthe sermon!T he only o bjectsofJedediah’scurio sity,nextto figures,were the kingand ro yalfamily ; and hisdesire to see themwasso strong, that, inthebeginning of1 754 hewalked up to Londonfo r that purpose. Hewasso onafter intro duced to the R o yalSo c iety,who , ino rder to testhisabilities

,asked himanumber ofsharp questions inarithmetic ; and he

gave themsuchsatisfacti on,that, intheiradmirati onandastonishmenttheydismissed himwithahandsome gratuity . During hisresidence inLondon,hewastakento see the tragedy ofK ing R ichard III. perfo rmedatDruryLane Theatre ; and itwasexpected thatthenovelty ofevery thing inthisplace, to getherwith the splendour ofthe surrounding objectswould havefixed himinastonishment

,o r thathispassionwould insome degree have

beenroused by theacti onofthe perfo rmer, evenifhe. didnotfully c omprehendthe dialo gue. Buthisthoughtswere o therwise emplo yed. Duringthe dances, hisattenti onwasengaged inreckoning thenumber ofstepsmade by eachdancer afterafine piece ofmusic, he declared that the

innumerablesoundspro ducedby thevari ousinstrumentshad perplexed himbeyondmeasure —but"be counted everywo rduttered by the celebratedGarri ck and the o ther acto rsinthewhole c ourse ofthe entertainment,”and affirmed thatinthishe had perfectly suc ceeded.

Bo rntono fo rtune,thisextrao rdinarymanlived inlabo riouspoverty. His

lifewasunifo rmand obscure. T imewith respectto himchangednothingbuthisage. After hisvisitto London, hewentback to hisnative town,where he died in1 778, beingabout70 yearsofage, andwithothe o pini onhe had entertainedallhislife,” sayshisbio grapher, thataslice ofrustyba‘c'onaffo rded themostdelic iousrepast.

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After suchaspec imenofcalculatingmemo ry, itmightbe thoughtthutnature couldnotpro duceanything ofthe kindmo rewonderfulyet,afterButtonwe find somethingmo re surprisingstill, particularly ifwe taketheage ofthe subjectinto considerati on. Ialludeto the young childmed

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found outanotherway ; Imultiplied 293 by 293,and thenmultipled thispro ductby the number 1 5,which pro duced the same result.” Onanothero ccasion, the Duke ofGloucesterasked himthe pro ductof multiplied by 543 ; he instantly replied butuponsome remarksbeingmadethe child said he had

, inhis ownmind,multiplied 65202 by1 81 . Although, inthe first instance

,it is evidentthat4395 isequalto

293 x 1 5,and c onsequently that x and that inthe

second case 543 isequalto 1 8 1 x 3,and, c onsequently, that21 734 X (1 8 1 Xx 3)x 1 8 1 yetitiswonderfully remarkable thatsuchacombi

nationshould have beenperceived by the childataglance, uhenthe bestmathematicalheadwould require some seriousattentionto attainthe sameconclusi on. There canbeno doubtbutthatmarvllouschild,like JedediahBuxton, possessedanintuitive knowledge ofsome impo rtantpro pertiesofnumbers,which diedwith him. With the beliefthat, ifh ismindreceived apreper degree ofcultivation, hewould be able to divulge themo de bywhich he o perated ,and to po intoutsome newprinc iples ofcalculation

,anumber ofgentlemento o k Zerahunder their patronage, and

fo rmed themselvesinto ac ommitteefo r the purpose ofsuper intending hiseducati on

, butitwasperceivedthat, c ontrary to themostsanguine expectati ons, ashe pro gressed iahisstudies, hewaslosing,almost inaninverseratio

,thesewonderfulpowersofextempo raneous, o rwemay better say in

tuitive calculation,whichmade hisfame.

Aboutthe same time,ano therwonderfulboy , ofthe same astonishingcapac ity fo rmentalcalculations,made hisappearance inLondon. H is

namewasGeo rge Bidder, surnamedthe“calculating pro chgy .

” Onthe 6thofApril, 1 8 1 5, hewasintro duced to the C ourtofSt. James, by the BishopofSalisbury, befo rewhich he exhibited hissurpr ising talents. Ofthesetalents

,

”says his bio grapher, we cannotspeak interms suffic iently

strong to expressourwonder andadmiration. Itwould bevainto attemptto acc ountfo r themuponany ofthe knownprinc iplesbywhich our usualcalculationsare perfo rmed ; butwe cantestify to the rapidityand prec isi onofhisanswersinaninnumerablenumber ofquestions ofc onsiderable iatricacy . Averyfewexampleswillsuffice to showthathewasnotinferio rto Zerah C olburno r Jedediah Buxton. One ofthe officers ofthe queenasked himwhatnumbermultiplied by itselfwould pro duce he

swered inerg/itseconds, 603 1 .Howmanyminutesin49 yearsl—heanswered intwo seconds,Multiply 4698 by 4698—heansweredFrom subtract heansweredMultiply 5 eighttimesby itself—heansweredAveryfewyearsago , the ParisPressresoundedloudlywith aseries

«ofexperiments ofthe same nature, and ofthe samewonderfulcha

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acter, perfo rmed befo re the R o yalAcademy ofSc iences by ay oungC o rsicanbo y, ofabouteightyearsofage,named GiacomoMangiamelli .Withouthavingany previousknowledge ofthe c ommonrulesofarithmetic ,o r evenofthe useand power ofthe Arabic numerals,andwithouthavingbestowedany particularattentiononthe subject, hewasfound to po ssess,asifby intuiti on, the singular faculty ofsolvingagreatvariety ofverydifli cultarithmeticalquestions, by themere O perationofthemind,andwithoutthe usualassistance ofanyvisible symbolo r contrivance. T he

R o yalAcademy didfo r himwhathad beendone 1aEnglandfo r the youngZerahC olburnthemembersto ok himunder their care,voted afund tosecure hiseducation,withaviewtomakeanimmo rtalofhimatsomefutureday . Buthereagain, the resulthasproved to be the same as inthe caseofyoung Zerah. Althoughthey have placed the y oungMangiamelli inone ofthemost renowned c olleges ofParis

,where the greatestcare istakenofthe improvementofhismind, yet,asthelittlewonder grows inyearsand inknowledge, ithasbeenfound,andwasso stated inallthe Parispapersafewmonthsago ,thathismentalcalculatingfaculties, sowonderfulafewyearsago , diminish every day ataratewhich threatensacompleteextinctionoftheminasho rttime.Withoutc ommentinguponthe singularity ofthesefacts,uponthe strangesimultaneousnessoftheappearance ofthese youngwonders,and uponthenature oftheir inc omprehensible and truly pro digiousfaculty fo rmentalcalculations, I cannottakeleave ofthem

, however,withoutnotic ing thatagreatdifferenc e existsbetweenthe pro digiousfacultywithwhichtheywereendowed and thatwhichmustbe understo o d by faculty ofmemo ry .

”We perceive thatthe strength oftheirmemo rieswasmomentary . T heycould retainseparately intheirmind the quotientsofany partoftheir extempo raneouscalculations, and distinguishthemfromoneanotherwithamo stastonishing prec ision; butitisnotsaidwhether they c ould retaintheresultoftheirvar iouscalculationsanylength oftime,which isnotatallpro bable, else their enthusiastic bio grapherswould have stated itwith emphasis. T hey had notthenwhatispro perly denominated memo ry offigures althoughDr .Wallisand Jeded1ah Burton, besidestheir memo ryfo r calculation” appear to have beengiftedwith the fo rmer to acertaindegree. Butthemost remarkable spec imenofmemo ry fo r recollectitgfigures,andperfo rmingatthesometimementalcalculations,notby intuitivepower, as inthe case ofBurton, Zerah C olburn, Geo rge Bidder, andGiac omo Mangiamelli, butby the directapplicati onofthe powers ofreasoning,which presentsaninc omparable degree ofdifi culty and superio rity ofmind, themostremarkablespec imen, I say , ofthiskind ofmemo ry,ever rec o rded intheannalsofhisto ry, isthatgivento the sc ientificwo rldinthelastcentury,by the celebrated Swissmathematic ian, Leonard Euler.

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Themere examinationofhismathematicalwo rks, containingmo re than-600 differenttreatisesonthemostabstractand transcendentalquestionsofallthevarious branchesofthe sc ience ofMathematics,would sufi ce to

convinceany one thatthe relati onsand pro pertiesofnumbersmusthavebeenasintimatelyfamiliar to hismindasthemolecular ofachemicalc ombinationare sympathetic to each o ther .Asregardshis“memo ry fo r figures,and fo rmentalcalculations,” the

only objectwhichW3 havenowinview, I shallquote C ondo rcet’s ownwo rdsfromhisprize Enolo gy ofthatgreatman.“T here ex

‘ss, he says, inmathematicalanalysisagreatnumber offo rmulesofusualand almo stdaily applicati on;Mr . Euler knewthemallby heart,and had themc onstantly presentto hismind. Hewassofamiliarwith themthathe used to repeattheminsc ientific c onversati onso r discussionswithoutc ommittingasinglemistake. WhenMr . Dalembert, thecelebrated geometr ic ian,visited himatBerlin, hewasastounded at thepro dig i ous power ofmemo ry he exhibited. A powerwhich provedEuler’smindto be gifted,asitwasinfactwith immensevigo r,absolute prec isionand deep impressibility . Finally, hisextremefac ilityfo r calculatingfrommemo ry,and remembering figures,wascarried to suchadegree thatitwouldbe scarcely c reditable ifthenumber, thenature,andthe histo ry ofhissc ientificwo rkshad notaccustomed ourmindsto lo o katsuch pro digieswithoutastonishment.Withtheviewto exerc ise hischildrenuponthe extractionofro ots, hehadfo rmedfo r hisowpuseatable ofthe six firstpowersofallthenumbers

,fromone to one hundred,and hadalso classifiedthisgiganticlegi on

offiguresinhismemo ryfromthe firstto thelast, andwith the utmo stdegree ofexactness.Two ofhispupilshaving once calculated, downto the 1 7thterm,ac onverging series,very c omplicated iatheir results,although sustained by awr ittencalculation, happened to difi'

er one unitatthefiftieth. figure. They

both calledupontheir greatmaster to settle the questi on. Euler,who atthattime,like Homer, Galileo andMilton,andlo sthissightinthe pursuitofwisdom, underto ok the revisi onofthewhole calculationfromthemereassistanc e ofhismemo ry,andhisdec isionuponthe c ontroverted questionwasfound to be inperfectacc o rdancewith truth.

Nowletusquitthemathematicalmemo ries, fo r those two branches ofthathappy facultywhichare byfar themost interesting intheirapplications, ifnotmo re impo rtant, Imeanthememo ry ofproseand po etry .

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Theancientshave handed downto usafewspec imens,trulywonderful,ofthis inapprec iable kind ofmemo ry , althoughnotmo re so thansomemo dernspec imens, ofwhichwe shallspeak hereafter.The firstofthemismentioned by Seneca,whenspeaking ofhisintimatefr iend P o rtiusLatro ,whosememo rywasso go o d, he says, asto permithimto retainallthe speecheshe had heard declaimed by the public o rato rsofR ome,withoutever finding hismemo ry defic ienteveninasinglewo rd. Wemight characterize this extrao rdinary faculty ofSeneca’sfriend, by thename ofMemo ry ofSpeeches,

”whichwould havemadeofhim, inour days,amostcapitalR epo rter .

Nextto Latro , c omesthe greato rato r, Ho rtensius, the Henry Clay ofanc ientR ome, onewhowould haveleftanunparalleledname inthe histo ryofR omanelo quence, ifC icero , the DanielWebster ofhistime, hadnotbeenbo rnto sharewith himtheapplauseand respectofhiscontempo rariesand the admirati onofposterity . H ismemo rywasso powerfuland soperfectly to be depended upon,thathe used to c ompo se hiso rationsalmo stc onstantlyfrommemo ry,withoutwritingasinglewo rd andafter he hadthus c ompo sedadisc ourse and committed it, he c ould alwaysdeliver itwo rd fo rwo rd,without change o rmistakes. Nothing thathe had oncec ommitted to hisfaithfulmemo rywouldfailhimwhencalledfo rth.Whatever he hadwr itteno r published ;whatever had beensaid by hisOpponentinthe pleading ofany case ; everythingwas c onstantly presentto hismemo ry . Thisfaculty , saysPliny,was carried inhimto the pinnacle ofpro di gy . Itisrepo rted thatinc onsequence ofawagerwith afriend ofhis

,he passedawhole dayatapublicauctionro om,and thatafter the salewasover, he renderedanexactaccountofallthathad beensold, ofthe

pricesofeachthing, ofthename ofeach bidder, every one inthe pro pero rderashad beenmarkeduponthe bo o k,allthiswithoutmistaking inonesingle instance,aswasc o rrobo rated by the auctioneerwho followed himuponhisbo ok ashewasrepeating the articles.After Ho rtensius, comes one ofthe happiestamong thosewho ever

satuponthe imperialthrone ofR ome,the Empero r Adrian. Whether hismemo ry ,asinthe case ofO tho , hadany influence, directo r indirect, uponhisac cessi onto the supreme rank, isnotmentioned by theautho rsofhisage. Butthatwhichallhis o riginalbio graphershaveunanimouslyagreedupon, is,thathewasendowed bynaturewithapower ofmemo ry reallypro digiousandalmostuniversal.Itisasserted that,like C yrius,he knewthenamesofallthe soldiers of

hisvariousarmies. Like Seneca, he could repeatany number ofwo rds

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eitherwr itteno r spokento him; but,whatisstillmo re surprising, allhisbio graphershave repo rted, thatitwasquiteamatter ofamusementto himto repeatwo rdfo rwo rd,fromthe beginning to the end, o r fromany partpo inted outto him,any bo okthathehad read butoncewiththe intentionOfremembering it.FromAdrianwe c ome downto the eleventh century befo rewemeetWithany remarkable spec imenofthe same kind ofmemo ry. JustusLip

sus, a‘ Flemishwriter ofgreatcelebrity inhistime, isthe first onewefind rec o rded inmodernannals. Victo ri o R o ssi relatesthathe (Lipsus)knewby heartthewhole ofTac itus. S o ac curatewashismemo ry that, onone o ccasionhe gave to hisfriendsthemo stextrao rdinary exhibitionseverheard of, either befo re o r after him. He c onsented to have hisarmstiedbehind him,and hisbo dyfastened to apo st,while one ofthemwould question'

himfromany partofaTac itusinLatin, spread befo re every one ofthe party . A personsto o d by hissidewithapo ignard inhishand andtheagreementwasthatthismanshould stabhimto the heartifhe committedmomistakesinany passageasked ofhim; o r thatthe party should inflictuponhimany c o rpo realpunishmenttheymightcho se, ifhemadeamistakeinone single instance.

Aboutthe same time,aFrench postby thename ofNicholasBourbon,wasastonishing the Parisiansinrec itingwith the same exactness, thoughnot inthe same boldmanner, the French Histo ry ofC hancelier deThou,

’and the Eulo gies ofPaolo Gi ovio ,whichwhere inhis estimationwhatthewo rksofHomerwere to Alexander the Great,andfo rwhi ch hedoubtlesswould have gottenagoldencase inlaidwith prec iousstones, hadhe beenthevicto r ofanother Dariusand c onquero r ofmo dernAsia.Itissaid thatAvicenna, thefamousArabianphysic ian,who lived inthe

eleventh century , c ould repeatwo rdfo rwo rdthewhole bo o k ofAristotle’sMetaphysics; and thatGeo rgeVegande Arrezo , knewby heartlineafterline thewhole ofVirgil’sEneid,which he hadlearnedwhenatscho ol.C IO psto ck,the celebratedGermanEpic po et, issaidalso to have po ssessed

inthe samemanner, Homer’sIlliad,learnedwhenhewasatthe scho olofP o rts.We findalso thatHenry dcMesme,aFrenchmagistrate ofthe 1 7th century, had suchamemo ry thathe c ould repeatHomerfromthefirstline tothelastwithoutanomissionand that Thomas Vincent, anEnglishminister ofthe Gospel, hadlearned thewhole oftheNewT estamentandPsalmsby heart. He did this,as

‘

he oftensaid, “notknowing buttheywho to o kfromhimhispulpit,might, intime, demand hisBiblealso .

”

Yet, however remarkablemay appear thesemedernspec imensofextraordinarymemo ries, ifwemustcontinue to rely uponthe some scattered

Pronounced to o or two .

rurummonies, are. 19

rec o rdsfromwhence thesefactshaveMngathered,weshallfindthattheyhaveallbeenexcelled by three o rfour other high priestsofMnemosyne,who senaturalmemo rieshavenotyetbeenequalled.

One ofthese isJoseph Scaliger, the celebrated Italianphilosopher . It

hasbeenafi rmcdby every one ofhisbiographers,thatheacquiredlinebyline, inthe Greek, and inthe sho rtspace of21 days, boththe Iliad andO dyssey ofHomer !Thenextisthe celebrated Bibliopolistand Philosopher,Magliabacchi,

bo rnatFlo rence, inthe year 1 633 . Hisknowledge ofbo oks, sayshisbio grapher,wasalmostbeyond credibility . Bymeansofhisextrao rdinarymemo ry and incessantapplication, he becamemo re conversantwithliterature, histo ry and philosophy, thanany othermanofhistime. He c ouldreadily directanautho r to allthe existing knownwo rkswhich treatedeither directly o r indirectly,uponthe subjectonwhich hewaswriting.

So accurateandfallwashisinfo rmationonthatsubject, thathewassurnamed by hisc otempo raries the Living Library .

” The greatlearningfo rwhich hewas indebtedmainly to hisprodigiouspowersofmemo ry,gainedfo r himthe esteemandvenerati onofthe Europeanwo rld,althoughhewasinhisprivatemanner ofliving ofamostbearish and superlativeeccentric ity . Louisthe X IV. alwaysc ommissi oned the Frenchsavansofdistinctionwhovisited Italy, to saluteMagliabacchy inhisname.

AnotherwasC rebillon, thefamousFrench tragic po et. Itisafactwellauthenticated thatheneverwrote downasingleline ofone ofhisnumeroustragedieswhile composing them. Hewasinthe habitofcarrying onthewhole pro cessofcompositioninhismemo ry . C o rrecti ons,additions,suppressi ons, everythingwasdone inthismanner,andnever untilthe daypreviousto the one onwhich hewaspledged to deliver hismanuscripttothe reading ofthe R o yalTheatre c ommittee

,would he beginto place hiswo rk uponpaper .

After C rebillonwe findanother spec imennolessremarkable, ofnaturalmemo ry, inaBelgiannobleman,named BaronBeyts,whowasbo rnintheyear 1 762,andwho died inthe year 1 832,attheage of70. He hadvisited

,

sayshisbio grapher, every po rtionofGermany and Italy . Hislearningwassovariedandatthe same time so deep, thatNapoleonused to callhimananimatedlibrary .

” Mathematicsand the anc ientclassicallanguageshad beenmo re particularly thefavo rite subjectsofhisusualstudies.Hismemo rywasso pro digiousthat, eventowardsthelatter daysofhisoldage, hewasable to rec ite allthe tragediesofSopho clesand Eur ipides.He knewgrammaticallyfouranc ientand sixmo dernlanguages. H ismemo rywasso retentivethathe could rec itewithouterro r the datesofallthe treatiesofpeace,and the placeswhere theywere concluded,fromthe

so mammal»

year 1 550 downto our days, besidesanmouseamber ofotherMsconaectcdwithgeneralhisto ry,literature o r sc ience.Butthemostcur iousand intend ing spec imenOfthestrength ofnaturalmemo rywemeetwith, is, inmy o pini on, thatofanindividualwhosename,

itappears, hasnotbeenpreserved, perhapsonaccountofitsjuxtaposiitlonwiththetwo brightestnamesofthelastcentury, Frederickthe GreatandVoltaire,who ,like two starsofthe firstmagnitude, shining inthevic inityofasmaller one, caused himto disappear byabso rbing hislight.During hisscyouratthe philosophicalandliterary C ourtofBerlin,Val

tairc usedto charmtheleisure hoursofthe po etking inhisevening cmjapanpartiesathis delightfulresidence ofSues-Sousa, by rec iting thelatestofhispo eticalpro ductions. U ponsome ofthese eveningsVoltairetalkedmuch ofafo rthc oming po em,which he boldly styled themostbeautifulthing thathe had everwritten, onasubjectasinterestingasnew.”The curiosity ofFrederickwasverymuch exc ited by these halfc onfi

dences,andashe c ould getno furtherlightonthe subject, he keptsilent,resolvedtowaitwith patience untilthe day ofamo re c omplete revelationshould cdme.WhenVoltaire had c ompleted hispo em,anevening party,atwhichwasto be gathered the élite ofBerlin, aristo cracy insc iences,literature, finearts, to ”wasarranged by the kingfo rthe purpose oflistening to the reading ofthisnewliterary chcfid

’wumby the po ethimself.T he company beingassembled,Voltaire,with radiantsatisfactionunfoldedhismanuscript,writtenuponthe richested its, and o rnamentedwith rose

ribbons; ashe pro ceeded inthe reading,amid the enthusiastic applause oftheno bleaudience, the poemwaspronounced arealgem,and declared tobe one ofthe prettiestpoeticalc onceptionshe had ever yetpro duced.

U ponthisdeclarationFrederick laughingly asked Voltairewhether hethoughtthe c ompanywereasleep, o rwhether hewashimselfdreaming toc ome so boldly to readto themasanewpo em,” certainlymostbeautifuland sublimely po etical, butwhich one ofhis ofi cershad composed andsubmitted to hisro yalc ritic ismafewmonthsbefo re.

- So onafterwhich,added the king, the originalmanuscriptwaslost,and hasnever beenheardofsince 2Atthisunexpected declaration, Voltaire,thunderstruck,asitwere, c ould

only findwo rdsto challenge the king to pro duce immediately, ifpo ssible,anMetastable pro ofOfsuch anuntenable assertion. Frederick gaveMentorano rder to one ofhispages. Afewminutesafterwardsay oungofi cer inunifo rmentered the ro om. The kingasked himifhehadfoundthelostmanuscriptofhispo em. Heansweredm, butthatfo rtunately hehadlearned itby heartbefo re he broughtitto hisMajesty . The kingcommanded himto recite the po em,whichhe did immediately,with the

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sea-hen,swo on, zone,sinew,

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assume,wo esome, seamy ,same, somehow, swim, sum,smew

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sawyer, sear, serry , sour, sir,so ry , sewer, serr, huzzar,so rrow, swear, siro , owser,way-wiser

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eyeso re, hawser,user, sirah,so rry

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essayer, suar, sawer, swear,czar

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house], sal, slow, seal, sowl,sea-owl

,weasel, soal,asso il,

sweal, slay,assail, sail, saily,

ceil, swallow, sull,wassail,sley,wesil, slue, sile, sell,sale,sol, hazelly,weesel, sill,hazel

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eisel,sally, zeal, soul, easel,

sillyhow, hawsehole, sole,

solo,seel, sly , seely , silly,

easily , slaie, sea-eel, oeol,

swill, so il, assal,wisely,seaholly , saul, ousel, swell, iceisle

, sleigh, sloughy . ana

OG—Eschew,siege, sagy, sash,usage, suage, swash,assuage,sage, housage,assiege,swage,asswage, sedgy .

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sea-cow,sick

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zo cco,

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sike,so c

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askew, sik, sky, hasso c, sack,suck

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y ,sough, ossify .

09—Suab,swep,sweepy,swap,sepoy, spy , soapy, swipesip, spaw, seaboy , sap,wasp,subah

,sop, soap,seapie, sub,

hyssop, spew, seapoy, asp,spay, spewy ,

hisop, swo op,swape, espy, swaip, zebu

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syb, swab , seaape, swo b,soup, sipe, sib, spahi , sup,spahee, sope, sappy, hasp,spa, sob, zeppo . a:

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inn-(nlto tflfl00l—Cest, aceste,assist, cist,secede, cyst,assized, cecity,zest, so c iety, cisso id, sized,sea-side, zo isite, seized, essayist, assessed, sycite, saceade. a

002—Assassin, seizin, season.

003—Sesame. a004—Seizo r, cisso r, oesso r,

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zare, seizer, sizer, assizo r,assesso r. a

005 - Sauc ily, sessile, so zzle,scissile

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sizel. 1 :

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OO7—Seasick.o

C OS—Assuasive, suasive. o

OlO -Assets, hostess,ascites,citess

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,setous,acetous, cetus,

southsay, ceduous, acetose,sithes, seduce, sidewise,assiduous, sideways, southsea. as

0 1l—Sea-toad, hasted, seeded,sweet-weed, sythed,stowed,estate,satiety,sto o d,stewed,ceded, stith, sated, stythy ,wistit, sweet-wo od, staid,assiduity, stithy, astute, sedate

,stayed, sighted, ousted,

hesitate, stade, highseated,stoat, so oted, estuate, state,sted, oscitate, seethed, sited,situate, so othed, assiduate,

steady,acetide,wasted, statue

,study, cetate,steed,sted,

stout,ho isted, stud, steddy,

acetate,stot, ac idity, stead,

hastate, seated, assuetude,assisted. 1»

0 12—Sweeten, satan, ustion,satin, stun, scythian, stan,eyestone

,stane, astun, sad

den, stony, stone, astone,cetin, so dden, stain, stean,sdain

,steen

, hasten, sedan,seton.

0 1 3 -S o dium,stum

,sto om

,

zo otomy, esteem

,sodomy,

stime,wisdom,acetum,stem,

steam. i t

0 1 4— Oyster, seether, esture,satire, estray, estuary, cider,astray, straw,waster, cedry,sto o r, strew, ouster, stray ,stere

, sea-water,suture,star, 5seeder, starry, ster, staresoder

,sider, cyder, stir,stair,stayer

,hostry,ostiary,yester,

esotery,auster, aster, sto ry,sto re

,astrea,striae,sea-otter,

satyr, sweater, cedar

,stroy,

zedoary, histo ry, austere,stour

,steer, strow, so other,

acetaty, souter,setter, sitter,caster, suito r, citer,waster,wastewier.

0l5—Style, stole, stale, steal,waste], so othly, hustle, stele,

stile, sightly, suttle, settle,sweet-willow,sweatily,still,

4 PHR ENO—MNEMO T EC HNIO nwr ronuw.hastily, steely, steel, acitli ,hostel, hostile, setwall, stall,eustyle,acidulaa, cital, stilly,wistly,whistly , cedule, saddle, scytale, swetly, sutile,sto ol

,sadly, sidle,whistly

subtle, acidule. a:

0 1 6 -Stowage, hostage, stich,swedish, so otish, stewish

,

sottish, stitch. a:0 1 7— Stag,acetic,styca,stack,azotic

,ascitic ,sea-do g,sto ic,

stoky,sto ck

,house-dog,steg,

stake, stoak, sto cah, ascetic,

stuke,sto ck

, stucco , steak,cetic

,zo diac

,stoke, sticky,

haystack, stuck, stick. at

0 18 -Stive,stafi'

,sea-thief,stiff,estate

, stuff, set-off, hastive,stave

, sative, acidify, stove,acitify , steve. a.

0 19— Sto op, steep, sweet-pea,stupe, stub

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stop, estop, stubby , steepy,stepp.

4:

020—Easiness, sanious, sinus,sanies, ic iness, esseness, essenes, sneeze, cense

,wise

ness,since,acinose,acinous,

usance, soncy, sowins, sens,essence, sans. a.

02 1—Zend, snouty,snot, cent,snotty, synod,snite, syenite,cento

, sinewed, zoned, sned,sienite

,sno d, cyanite,senate,

sinuate, snathe, snithe, snet,

swine-oat,sanity, assonate,

novia, snuff. a.029—Snipe, snap, sneap, snip,snub

, ceno by, snib, snape,030 -C imls, srmous, cymose,sea-mouse, azymous, (bym0 1 1 8 . at

sonata, snout, snow-white, 03l—Smutty, smote,azymite,

zenith, o isanite,sonnet,sine azimuth, Smithy, smiddy,

die, hyac inth,wezand,wea

zand,wesand

,sandy , sand,

ascent, saint, sneed, send,sent, sun-dew,swound, Sunday, assent, ascent, sai 3

0nd . 0

022—Asinine, seaonion. a:023 -Zo onomy, isonomy . c

024—Snar, snare, snary , senary, signio r, seigno r, sno re,seigno ry, assigno r, scenery,seiner

,sneer, senio r, zon

nar, esso iner, sinner. a025—Snail, snell, so only . a026—8wainish

,swenish,snow

sho e, snudge, snatch, singe,

027— Snig, cynic, sno ok, snug,sneak

,sneek, snack, snick,

seneka, scinck, senega, snag,zo onic

,scenic

,asinego ,assi

nego , snake, snaky, c inque,zinc, sank, song, zink, sang,swink, sink, sung, zinky,sunk

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housemaid, smitt, smeath,seamaid, smit,smo oth,smut,smeeth

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,seamed,

zumate,smith, smight, as

sumate, summite, summitysummit

,assumed. a

O32 —Seaman, simony, seamen, summon. a:

033—Sumo om, zimome, osmi

s um,simo om. 1»

034—Assumer,smeary

,cimar,

é somewhere, simare, smear,cymar, simar, smo o r, summer, swimmer . a

035 —Somewhile,seemly, seamall

,small

, smally, smell, 047—Syriac, sciro c, so rgo ,smile

,smuly, simile, samiel, aceric

,circ

,sarago y, so ir

a o cco, siro cco , sark.

03 6—Smash, smouch, smutch

smudge, smatch. a:03 7— Sumac, zumic

, smo cks,sumach

,smoky,smug,smack

smo ck. a.039—Sump, samp, swampysambo

, swamp. a.O40—S cirrus

, serious, cerrus,

scirrous,cirrous, source, se

rous, sarse, ceruse, Ceres,sirius, sarsa, serous, cerasse,sea-ho rse,serass,acerous,series

, cereous.041—Cerote, swardy ,wizard,seerwo o d,syrt,assart,assert,cerate, swo rd, sarde, sart,so rrowed

,sea-wo rthy, cerite,swarty ,

swart,surd, swerd,

so rd, serrate, sea-ward, so rt,asso rt, zerda, sward, soured,azerith

,seared,saw-wo rt,wi

sard, hazard,sirt,.

042 -Syrian, syren, esurine,siren, serene, iserin, cerin,surwien,sero on,sarn,swo rn,serin, saurian,assaron, scheron, czarina. s

043 —Serum,house-ro om, searo om, cerium, swarm. a

044— Swearer . a045— Cerrial

,caerule, sourly,

so rel, zo ril,surly, so rrily ,

azarole, so rrel, so rely, cirl,cerule, sural, seraglio .

046 -Search, sourish, so rrage,serge, surge, surgy, czarish.

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048—S erve, serf, surf, seraph,

swarve,searuff

,swo rve. survey,asso rve,asserve.

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049—S irop,sirup,sirupy,so rb,acerb .

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050 -Slice,slusy, sleazy, useless

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,sc i olous, silice,

easeless,solace

,sleezy , soulless

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,zealless, zeal

ous, sluicy, sluze, ]1 0useless,useless.

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,slat

,sleety, slot, swill

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,swelt

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,sailed,

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sealet, salet, slate,sleid, sea aslope, slo op, salop, salep,walled, zealot, salt, o celot, slop, salo op, asleep, sleepy,salite

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,haslet

,house slabby

,slap, slope, slape,

hold, slade, osselet, sluide, sleep. a

assailed,assault

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, so c iate, si ciate, sedg052—Slain

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-swoln, 062— Sejo in, sajene, sasho on,house-line, saline, eslo in,as assessi on, cession, suasion,lani

, sea-lion.a scission, assation, session.

053—Asylum, slime, slimy,sea-holm

,slam, slo om, slim, 063—Sachem. a:

sloum,salam, solemn, slo o 064— Seasho re, cesura, cesure,my . swasher

,usager, seissure,

054—Swiller,sailer, slayer

,seizure, ceasura,assuager. a:

salary, sallower, swallower,slur

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,seller, sealer, silure, so cial, sigil, satchel.

solar, celeri , ciliary , assailer .

055— Cellule, sillily, slowly,slily

,slyly a

056- Sulliage, slosh, suillage,slash, sloshy, slich, sullage,slush

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sludge, slatch, silesia, zo o

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,silica

,silique,

slag,aslug, sleek, slick, slug,slack, slo ck, ass-like, sulky , 072—S icken, sea-gown,skain,silky

,celiac, salic, slake, skinny

,sago in, skean, sken,

sleeky, house-leek, sluggy, scan, sked, zechin, isagon,silk

,1 schene.

058 —Solve, sleeve, eye-salve

,O7S -Scum, so come, zeugma,

sleave, slave, slive, salive, so om, skim, scheme.

salve,sylph, self,sylva, sea O74—Wiseacre

,scray, scour,wolf, saliva, salify . sicker

,c igar,scary ,assecure,

skar,skirr

,sacre, scar, scare,059—Sloppy, slab, Slippy,slip, screw

,saker,sea-crow,siker,

067’

-Sea-hedgehog. a.

070— Sex,siquis, six .

07 1—Sea-go d,whisket, scoat,escouate

,scute

, soaked, sect,sagathy, escot, scath, skate,skid

,sea-co ot, skute, husked,

scud, so cket, scate, squatt,squat

,asked, scout, skeet,

skit, cicada, scot, scad, scat,

cicuta, escout,sacked,squad.

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supper. 097—Spik'y,spake, sow-bug,

095— Supply, sable, supple, aspic, speak, spike, speck,spo il, spall, sea-po ol, spial, spoke, zebec .

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0003 -Suicism. 0062—Asso ciation, cessation,0009—Cicisbeo . secession.00lO —Acestis, 0072—S iskin.tus. 0084—Whose-so -ever .

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00 1 3 —System. 0095—S esspo ol, suasible, sei00 14 -Seceder, sea-star, sastra

,sister . 0 100—Setaceous

, cetaceous.a

00 15—Suicidal,systol, systolesystile.

00 1 7—Cistic .

0020—Sauciness, siziness, esseness, essenes.

002 1—Seasoned .

0022 -So c inian.0024—Seasoner .

0026—Seasonage.

0027 -Assessing, seizing.

0033—S esamum. 4

0042—Secern, cicerone, cesarean.

0045—0 esural. steatoma,0050—C easeless.

0 1 0 1 —Saw-dust,southeast,seduced,ac idist,acetosity,astacite.

0 102—C itizen, citisen.

0 103 —Asteism.0 1 04—S o othsayer

,southsayer,seducer .

a:

0lo5—Stay-sail. aMOS—Satisfy .

0 1 1 0—Studious, states. a

0 1 1l—S ituated,acetated,stea

tite, stated statute, studied,hastated.

0 1l2 -Set-down.0 1 1 3 —Seed-time,stadium. 1

pnnmvomnsmomcnmcmc'

rromuw.0 1l4—Studier, sudato ry,so da0 1 32 -Stamin, ostmen, sythewater, statary, stature, cita man,stamen. ato ry, sto oter, statuary, sta0 1 34—Esteemer, steamer.

ter.

0 1 15 -Steadily, staddle, seda0 1 37—S tomach, stomachy.

tely, stoutly, stately, citadel.

0 1 1 7—Zetetic, static .

0 1lS—S edative.

0 120 —Acidness, setness, sadness

,sweetness, so otiness,

sit-hence,stone-house,hasti

ness,wasteness, sweatiness,

hesitancy.

0 12l— Hastened, sweetened,

stoned, astonied, stained,satinet

,stunt,sea-with-wind,

astoned, astound, stond, ostend

,stound, hesitant, stant,

stint,stand.

0 122—Sydnean, sydneian.0 124 -Stone-ware, hastener,stoner, sweetener, stainer.

0 125 -Stone-wall.0 126—Astonish.

0 127—Asthenic ,satanic, suit

ing, sweating,so othing, setting, seething, stowingwasting, stewing,westing,sting,seating, southing, basting,ho isting, ousting, ceding,ciding, hosting, isotonic,stunk

,stung, stmgo , stone

Ol29—Stonebow.0 1 30— Isthmus.0 1 3l— Esteemed, sweetmeat,estimate,steamed, so domite.

0 1 43—Seaterm,struma, stram,streamy, stream, sto rmy,

0 1 44—Sto rier, steerer, starer,sto rer, strayer, histo rier,

0 1 45—Westerly, citril, steril,wasto rel, astralsidereal,

0 1 39 —stamp, stump, stomp,stumpy.

4‘

0 140—Sudo rous, suitress, usto rious,asterias,sto re-house,stress, satirise, stirious.

0 14l-Southward, eastward,histo ried, stride

,estrade,

strait, westward, astro it,sto red, asteride, sweetheartcedart

,sto ried

,strout, strath, 5

strata, strut, street,astero id, 1

citrate, steered, strude, saturate

, sweet-ro ot, estreat, siderite, austerity, Saturday,striate, sturdy, astrut, steward, yesterday, astert, saturity, astride, astrite.

4“

0 1 42—Saturn, c itrine, hestern,austrine, c ithern

,histo rian

,

astern, strene, stern, seato rn, strain,western, cedarn,cedrine, eastern, southern,stearn, Austrian, hystrion,sadrion

,citron, satyrion.

PHR ENO—MNEMO T EC HNIC DIC T IONAR Y .

sto rial. easterly, austral, 0 1 62—Stygian, sedation, os

souterly,wastrel, histo rial, citation, estuation, citation,strol, strowl, c itrul, sterile, sedition, estation,hesitation.austerely, southerly.

0 146—Sweet-rush, estrich, os 0 1 64—Stagery, stager.

tridh,steerage,steerage-way, 0 1 65—Stagely .

tsto rage, starch. 0 1 7O—Sto cks.

0 147— Stark, hysteric, citric, 0 1 7 1—Sto cked, staked, stakesturk, awe-struck, esoteric, head

,waste-gate, seed-coat,

stroke, stro ok, streek, his sto ckade,waistcoat, stacte.

to ric , sto rk, streaky, satiric,wesstrick,streak, struck

strike, stirk.

0 148—Strophy, strove, oysterwife, histo rify,sto rify,strive,starve, strophe.

0 149—Stirp, strop, satrapy,strap, stripe, satrap, strip.

1 +

0 1 50—Hostless, sateless, acidulous, stay-lace, hostilizestayless, sedulous.

0 1 5l—Acidulate, swaddled,stolid, settled, stylite, stilt,stealth

,hostility, stylid,stylo id

,steeled

,styled, stealthy,

so dalite, so dality,whistled0 152 -Stolen,stallion,stelli on0 1 53—Stu1m.0 154—Hostelry, sutler, ostler, 0 195—Stipel, suitable, stably,ostlery, Whistler, stealer

, stipule, staple, steeple, stiphostler, stilar. ula, stibial, stable, steeply.

0 156—Stylish, osteology .

0 198—Stupefy .a.

0l59—Seedlobe,seed-lip,seed 0200—Census.lo p, saddle-bow, stulp. 020 1 -Swinesty, snast, sena

0 1 60 -Seditious. city, sesed.

0 1 73—Stigma, sweetgum.0l74 -Stoker.

0 1 75 —Sto ical,stickle, zo dical,osteo col, stuckle.

0 1 76—Sto ckish.

0 177—Seed-cake.

0 1 78— Osteo cope.4»

0 18 1—Ac idified, estivate, estafet.

0 182—Steven.0 184—Stover, acidifier, stiver.

0l85 -Side-fly,set-fo il,wistful,estival

,stiffly, stifle, sea

devil,wasteful.0 19 1—Seed-bud sto o ped, stu

pid, steeped.

0 1 92 -Stew-pan.0 1 93—Stibium.0 1 94—Stupo r, sto oper, steep

PHRENO -MNEMO T EC HNIC DIC T IONAR Y .

0204—S incere, senso ry, censo r.

02 1 0 -Senate-house, saintess

02 1 1— Snouted,sounded,sainted.

1 1

02 12— Sundown, hyacinthinesanton. a:

02 1 3 -Sanidium. t

02l4—Center, senato r, cen0258—Synalepha. «1

026l—Singed.

1 1

taur,cenato ry, cinder, cen0262— Cyanogen, sunshine.

try, sunder, sainter, sundry,saunter, century , centuary, 0264—Cynosure, censure.

centre,sender, sentery, sin

ter. a02 15—Sea-nettle, sea-needle,sendal, sandal,swindle, sundial, saintly, soundly . n

02 1 6—C entuge. a02 1 7—Syno dic. s

02 18—Sanative.1»

02 19—Snow-deep, bentipee.

0223—Synon'

imy , synonyms,0225—Son-in-law.0227— Cynanche.

0230 —Synomosy.a

0232—Sea-anemony .

0238— Sea-nymph.

0240— Cinereous, seignio rize,synaresy , sono rous, sunrise

024l—Swine-herd, senio rity,snared, sno rt.

0243— E isenrahm. 4'

0265—Censual, sensual.

0244—Sno rer, snarer,sneerer. 029 1 -Sinepite, cenobite. a0294—S in0per, snaper.

0245— Se1gneur 1alsnarl,seigni o rial.0247—Synarchy .

0250—Zoneless,snowless,sinless

,sunless.

025 1 -Senility,slant,sun-light,slent.

0257 -Snow-like, sun-like.

0269—Sonship.

0270— Cynics, swine-case.

027l—Snacot, snacked, snakeweed, swine-coat, snakeWo o d.as

0272—Sanguine, sanguin, cinchona.

0274—Swine-crue,snicker, si

necure, swinker, swinger,sneaker

,swenker . a0275 —Sniggle, snugly, snuggle, cynical, sinical, sanicle,single, c ingle, swing-wheel,singly, swengle. a

0276 - Sungish. c

0277—Synagogue.

0279—Sneakup.

028 1—Snift, snuffed. s:

0285—S ynovial, snafiie, shuffle

,sinful

,snively, snivel. a

1 2 PHR ENGMNEMO T ECHNICmcrlonanv.0295—Sin0ple, sanable,snowball. a

0296 -Snapish. a0299—Swine-pipe.

0303—Osmazome.

03 1 0—Asomatous.

03 1l—Smo othed.

03l2—Semitone, smo othen,smitten. 0384—Samphire.

4

03 1 3—Sometime. 0485—S emi -vowel.03l4—Smithery

,smo other, c i 039 1—Semi -ped, somebody,miter, simitar,smiter,some sympathy .whither

,smother, cemetery . 0392—Sampane.

0394— S imper, sombre, som03l5—Smo othly, somedeal

,ber, swampo re.

smittle, smuttily .

03 1 7—S omatic . 0395— Cymbal, symbol,semi0320— Sameness,simonious. opal, semble, sample, sym

bal,simply, cimbal, simple,

032 1—S eminate,easement

,semined, cement, osmund. 0397— Semi-opaque.

0400—Surcease, sericeous. 4'

0322—Asmonean.0324—Seminary

,somner.

0325—Seminal,simnel.

0327 -S imoniac,assuming,

swimming, summing, seamlug, seemmg.

03 40 —Smaris.

0341—Smeared, smart,0346 —Smirch,03 47—Sea-mark

,smerk

,smirk

smerky ,0350 -sumless, seemless,035l— Cimolite, smalt, samlet, simulty, seemly-hed, simulate, smelt.0354—S imilar, similo r, similary, simular, smiler,0356 -Zumology,

037 1—Smok'ed, smicked, 1

0363—Cymatium.03 74—Smoker, smiker, 4'

03 75—Smuggly,smuggle,smokily,

038 1—Semi-ovate,0382— Cymophane, sympho

0

040 1—C ‘

erasite,serosity, ce

rused,saw-wrest. 1 1

0402— Cerasin, sarasin,cir

cean.0403—Syriasm.0404—House-raiser, searcer,so rcery .

0405—Seriously .

0407 -Sea-risk.

0409 —Sourso p.

04lo— Hazardous, syrtis, so rdes, so rites, certes, sardius,siriatis.

041l—Hazarded,surtout

,so r

ded,so rdid, cerated, swo rd

ed,wise-hearted, sourdet,surdity , serrated.

1»

PHR ENO -MNEMO T EC HNIC DIC T IONAR Y . 13

0412—Certain, sardan, sero 0475—C ircle, sarcle, surcle.

1“tine, sardine.

04 14 Hazardry ; swarder, hazarder

,serrature.

04 1 5 Sartal,swarthily, sar

del,041 6— Swartish.

04l7— Sourdo ck.

04lS— Certify .

0420— Sirenize, sourness, so

042 1— Serenity, serenade, serenata.

0423— Sirname, surname.1

0425—Serenely .

0426 —~Syringue.

0427— Sa1 'onic, syringa.043 0— Surmise.

0432— Ceremony, cerumen.0450—Ceruleous, cerealious045 1— Israelite, zurlite, cereolite

,serrulate.

0452— Cerulean, sirlo in. 0507—Soul-sick.

0455—Surlily .

1» 0508— Silicify, salsify.

0457—Sarlac . 05 1 0—Celtis,sluds, salts.

046 1—Searched.

0462— Sea-urchin, surgeon, 05ll— Ciliated, solidity, solitude, saluted, salted, soli

0464 -Surgery, searcher . date, slated, isolated.

05 12— Sultana, sultan, soldan.0470— C ircus, sargus.

‘1

047 1— Circuity, sea-ro cked, 05l3—Aceldama, seldom

surcoat, suricate, circuit.05 14—Celature, sultry, slater,

0472— Z ircon. soldiery,swelter, slider, sol0473—Sarcoma. der

, saluter, solitaire, salu0474—Surcrew. tary

,saltier, slither, salter,

0480—Acervose, surface, service,survise.

048l—Acervate,surveyed,served,surfeit. 1+

0482— Cervin,cervine, survane.

0484—Surveyo r, sea-rover.

0485—Surveyal, servile, serval.0487—Seraphic.

0488— Survive.

0490—Surpass, surbase.*

049 1—A cerbate,serpet, siruped

, so rbate, surbeat,surbate,acerbety .

0494—Usurper .

0495— C erebel, so rbile.

0497— Serpigo , so rbic .

050 1—S olic it,salacity, sola

ced, sliced.

0505 -Uselessly,zealously .

1 4

solitary, zealotry, householder, soldier.

05 1 5 -Saltly,solidly .

05 18 —Solidify, solutive.

0520 - Salinous,sliness, slow

ness, so iliness, silence.

052 1—Hazelnut, selenite, seleniate, ceylanite, aslant,silent

,salient, slent, slant. 1 1

0523—Selenium.0527—Selenic, slang, slung,slunk, slong.

0532 -Sea-lemon, salmon.0535—S olemnly .

053 7— Salmiac .

053 9—House-lamp, slump.

0540— Silurus.‘1

054l—Hazel-earth, salaried,

sail-yard, scelerat, celerity .

0543—Slow-wo rm.0547—Celeriac .

1 '

0557—Solilo quy .

0560 —Silic ious.056 1—Slashed .

0563—S ilic ium.0670 -Sea-legs, siliquose, siliquous, silex.

057l—Weasel-c o ot,select

,saligot.

0572- S ilken,slacken,

0575—Sulk1 1y,sleekly , slack

sulcate,

0577— Sialogogue.

0580—Salivous,selves.

owl—S olved,sulphate,sleev

PHR ENO -MNEMO T ECHNIC DIC T IONARY .

059 1— Celibate, soliped, slept

062 1 —Saginate, sagenite, sejant. 4

0627 —Souchong, so oshung.

064l—Sea-chart.0642— Sojourn.0647 —Sea-shark.

0650—S o cialize.

065 1— So ciality, eschalot.0670— Sejugous.

0695—So ciably, so ciable.

0700—Scuses, su'

ccess,schesis.

070 1—Succede',Squeesed,sea

ed, salivate, salified, sulphite.

0582 -S ilvan, sylvan, sloven.

0584—Sliver,salvo r

,salver,

silver, salivary, slavery , sul

phury, sulphur, solver, silvery, slaver, sulphure.

0585—Salival,self-will.

0586—Salvage, slavish.

0590— Celibacy, slopewise.

0594—Sleeper .

0595—Sailable, soluble,sleepily , salable, salably, soulbell.

0597—Slowback.1 °

06 1 1—Escheated.

06 14— Escheato r .

06 1 6— Escheatage.

0620 —Sageness, sea-chance.

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PHRENO -MNEMO TECHNIC DIC TIONAR Y .

0757—Skulk,sculck. lus, syphilis, siphilis, civil

0759 -Ske1p, scalp, scho ol ,ize.

boy, sculp. 085l—Sutflate, civility .

0760 -Sequacious. 0852— C ivilian, savelin.

0762—Escutcheon, succus 0854 -Safllower.

si on, siccation. 0857—Cephalic, swivel-ho ok.

0767— Iso gogic .

0774—Squeaker.

078l—Scaphite.

0785—S covel,sackfulscuffle.

0786 —Scavage.

g0790—Scabi ous

,scobs.

2079l—Escapade, sco oped,sackbut.

0792— Sagapen.0794—Escaper, house-keeper,sco oper.

i0795—Squabble, scapula. s

0799—Squab-pie.

0803—Civism, sophism.08 1 1—S ifted.

08 14—Swifter, sifter .

g08 1 5—Aspho del, softly,swiftly .

0820—Safeness.

t082 1—Spheno id .

0824—Souvenir .

0840—Zo opho rus.

0841—Severity, sphero id, severite.

0842—Sovereign,suveran,saffrony .

s

0845—Spherule, severely, savarly .

0847—Zo opho ric,spheric, sevruga.0850—Acephalous, acepha

086 4—Savagery .

0865 —Savagely .

087O—Asphyxy, o esophagus,sea-fo x, esophagus.

0875—Civical, sophical.0895—Savable.

0900—Sebaceous.090l—Espoused,subacid,subsidy

,sea-beast, spoused, spi

oed, subside.

0903 —Zabaism, sabeism, sub

sume,spasm.0904—Espouser, spi cer, spi

cery .

0905—Subso il,spousal, espousal. 1'

0906—Spousage.

0907—S ebacic .

0908—Specify .

09 1 0—Spathous, subduce.

09 1 1—Hospitate, spited, seabathed, subdued, spouted,sapidity .

a

09 12— Sea-beaten, sub-dean,subitany .

09 14—Septuary, sceptre, septaria, spouter, subduer, spider

,subahdar

, scepter .

09 15— Hospital, spaddle, spatula, spittle, subdual, subtil,spattle,speedily, Speedwell,spital.

PHBENO -MNEMO TECHNIC DIC T IONAR Y . 1 7

09 1 6—Hospitage.

1“09 1 7 —Septic, spathic, sioptic

0920— Spinous, spence, spewiness.

092l—Spawned,supinity,subnide

,Spinet, sapient, sweep

net, ice-bound, spend, seabound, husband, spondee.

0924— Saponary, spawner .

0925—Espinel,spinel,spaniel,supinely, saponule, spinal.

0926— Espo inage, spinage,spongy, spinach, spunge,sponge.

*

0928— Saponify .

0930 -Submiss, spumous.093l-Submit.0934—Spamer .

0940— Cypress, sparse, seabreeze, suppress, suberous,sperse, spuri ous, asperse,asperous, suberose, cibariOus, Spruce, sopo rous, saporous.

094 1—Suberate,spared, sea

po rt, speared, sprite sprat,aspirate,sea-board,asperity,so bered,asperate, sea-beard,siberite

, spread, sprit, sprot,sprite, sea-bo rd, Spo rt,spirit,

sea-bream,

0956—Splashy, splash.

0957—Spelk.

0960—Auspicious.0962—Subjo in, house-

pigeon.

0965 -Auspicial, waspishly,espec ial.

sprout, sperate, sow-bread, 0969—Subaship.

superadd, whispered, so 0970—Subaqueous. 1»

briety , so bered, sopo rate. 097 1—Auspicate, spiked, spi

0942—Cyprin, sea-bo rn, sugot, spikate, aspect, subact,speckt.

bo rn, siberian, hesperi on,spurn.

1

0943—Supreme,sperm.

0944— Aspirer, sparer,whisperer, superio r .

0945—Asperly, sprawl, spiral,soberly,

0946— Spurge, sparage.

0947 -Sprug, sprag, sparkspar-hawk, suberi c, spracksprig, ice

-berg.

0949— Suburb, superb .

0950—Eye-splice, aplise, sabulous

,splice, sapless.

095 1— Ice-bult, sublet, spalt,supplied, spelt,suppled,subulate, split, suability, spilth,spo iled, sea-built, spoliate.

0952 -Spleeny, spleen, ‘

cipolin. 1 1

0953—Sublime.

0954— Espalier, supplier, sabliere,spo iler .

0955—Supplial, Supplely .

18 manomnuomcnmc DIC T IONAR Y.

0972—Spoken.0974—S peaker.

0975 - Sub-equal. at.098 1—Subovate. 0992—Sub-pena.

S E C T I ONF O U R T H .mu00100 T o 09994.

00 1 00—Systasis 0095 1—C essibi1 ity .

00 120—Assistance. 00960—suspic ious.00 12 1—Assistant, sustained. 00970—Sauce-bo x .

00 124—Sustainer.

00 1 3 0—Systemize.

00 148—Sesterce.

00 14 1—S ister-ho od.

OOl42—Cistern.00l45—S isterly .

00 150—Assistless.t

002 14—Assassinato r.

00295—Seasonable, seasonably .

1'

l0032 1—Assessment.0042l—Secerned.

00422— Ciceronian. a00462 —Sea-surgeon. a

00480—S ea-service.

00505— Ceaselessly . 0 1 1l4—Statuto ry .

00592—Cisalpine. 0 1 1 1 5 -Statedly, studiedly .

00720—S ea-sickness.

00840—8asézafras.

009 10—C espitous.

009 1 2—Cispadane.

1»

00920—Suspense.

0092 1—Suspend.

—Suspire‘

d.4"

00925—Suspiral.

0 1003 —Sto ic ism, asceticism,sadduc ism, c iticism. r

0 1 005—Sweet-cicely .1

0 10l5—Sow-thistle, side-saddle.

0 1 020—C itizenize,assiduousness.

0 1 03 2—Sights-man,s seedsman.0 1 08l—Satisfied .

0 1 084—Satisfier.

0 1 095—Seducible.

0 1 1 0l—Statist.0 1 105—Studi ously, steto celew

0 1 1l‘7—Steatitic .

0 1l2o—Sedateness, staidness,stoutness, steadiness, stayedness. 1'

0 1 12 1—S tudent.0 1 140—Stud-ho rse.

0 1 141—Statured.

PHRENWO TECHNIC DIC T IONARY . 1 9

0 1 143—State-ro om. aOll44—Stutterer.

0 1 15O—Stateless.

0 1 1 70—Osthetics, statics.

0 1l75 -Statical,stay-tackle.

0 120l—Satanist.0 1203—Satanism. r

‘

0 1205 —Stenc il.0 1 208— Ostensive.

0 1 2 10—Ostentous.0

0 1 2 1 1 -Stone-dead, ostentate, 0 1 35 1—Stimulate.

stunted, stinted . 0 1358—Stem-leaf.0 12 14—Stander,sedentary . 0 1 370—Stomachous.

0 1 37l—Stomached.

0 12 15 -Standel. a 0 1 374—Stomacher, stay-ma0 12 1 6—Standish.

0 1220—Stoniness 0 1 3 75—Stomachal.0l227 -Stoning. 0 1 377 —Stomachic.

0 1240 —Stone-ho rse. 3 0 1 3 9 1—Stamped.

0l247—Stone-wo rk. 0 1 394 —Stamper.

0 1250—Stainless. 0 1 395 - Estimable, stumble0 125l—Steinheilite.

0 1256—Asthenolo gy . a O 1 400— Satyriasis, ostracise.

0 126 1— Astonished, stanched, 0 140 1 —Starost, satirized, ci

derist, satirist, ostracite,

0 126 4—Stancher, starosty .

0 1265— Stingily .

0 1274—Stone-cray, stinger .

0 1275—Satanically, satanical0 1285—Stone-fly,steinful.Q 129zl—Stone-pit. A0 1 3 0l—South-most, z o otomist.

a

0 1 3ll— Estimated.w

0 13 1 4—Acetometer,acidimeter, estimato r .

is

0 13 1 7—Asthmatic .

0 13 18—Estimative.

0 1 320—Sc itamineous, stamineous. 4‘

0 1 32 1—Sediment, stamened,staminate.

0 1325 -Staminal.0 1 344—Stammerer.

1

0 1350—Stimulus, stemless. 1»

0 1403— Asterism.0 1 407—Asterisk.

it

0 14 1 0— Struthious.

0 14 1l—Started, striated, asteriatite, siderated, staurotide, stiriated, estreated, su

‘turated, saturated.

0 1412—Straiten.0 141 3—Stereotomy, stratum.~

20 asNOMNEMOT Ea Ic DIC T IONAR Y .

0 1414 —Striature, stewartry, 0 1457— Cedar-like,star-like,strutter

, strido r .“1

0 141 5—Astero idal, astraddle, 0 146 13—Starched, star-sho ot. 1 ‘straitly . stewardly , straddle,sturdily, straightly, startle. 0 1462 -Sturgeon.

0 1 464—Starcher.0 141 6 —Startish

,stratege. 0 1465—Starchly, star-jelly .

0 14 1 8 —Stratify .

0 14 1 9 -Star-top, stereotype,start-up.

0 1420—Sternness.0l42 1—Straint, sterned, saturnite, strained, strond, saturant, southern-wo o d, strand.

0 1422—Saturnine, saturniansternon.

0 1423— Sternum,astronomy .

g

0 1424 -Sterner,strainer .

0 1425—Southernly, sternly.

0 1 426—Estrange,strange,sternage, astringe.

0 1427— Strong, strang.

0 143 0—Strumous.0 143 1—Sto rmed.

0 1 434—Streamer.

0 143 5— Isothermal.0 143 6 —Stramash.

0 144l—Star-wo rt,setter-wo rt.0 1 443—Straw-wo rm.0 1 450—Steerless, sterilizestarless.

0 1 45 1—Sterility, sterlet, starlight.0 1454—Stroller.

0 1456—Astrology .v

0 1470—Straikes, sto rax, stri

gous, staircase.

0 147 1—Strict,astrict, stroked,streaked.

0 1 472— C iderkin, sea-dragon,strychnia, strucken, stricken, so oterkin.

0 1474—Stro ker.

0 1475—Straggle, struggle, satirical, stro cal, stri ckle, astragal, sciatheri cally, satirically, sciatheri cal.

0 1 48 1—Starved.

0 1 482— Sterven.0 1484—Striver.

a

0 1486—Star-fish.4'

0 1487—Sudo rific .

O 1490—Satrapess.

0 149 1—Stauro bite, asteropo de, stripped, striped, es

trapade, stirabout.0 1494—Strawber1y ,

stripper .

0 1495— Stro bil, satrapal, saturable, star-apple.

1»

0 1500—Asadulcis.

0 1 50 1 -Stillicide.

Ol505—Sedulously .

0 15 1 1—Acidulated, stellated,stolidity .

0 15 14 -Stalder,stillato ry .

PHR ENGMNEMO T ECHNIC DIC TI ONAR Y .

0 1 520 —Staleness, steeliness,

stillness, sightliness:0 152 1— Stelli onate0 1 527—S idelong.

0 1 54l—Steelyard.

0 1542—Sta11-wo rn.0 1560—Satellitious.0 1564— Osteolo ger .

0 1 567—Osteologic .

0 157 1— Stelo chite, stelechite.

0 1 58 1 - Sta11-fed .

0 1 59 1—Stilbite.

0 1 595—Sto ol-ball.0 1 605—Seditiously .

0 1 620— Sottishness,

jo hns.

0 1 624—Stati onery, stationer,stationary , seditionary .

0 1 625— Stational.0 1 641—Stichwo rt, stagyrite.

sweet

0 1 676—Stage-coach.

0 1 695 -Stage-play .it

0 1 7lo— Sticados.

0 1 7 1 1—Sto ckaded .

O 1 7 18 -Sed1 1 ctive,sto ck-dove0 1 720 -Stickiness.

0 1 72 I— Stagnate .

0 1 73 1 -Stigmata.

0 1 740— Staggers.

0 1 74l— Staggered,city-court.

0l742— Sweet-co rn.0 1 743—Stag-wo rm.0 1 754—Stickler.

0 1757—Sto ck-lo ck.

0 1 785—Stag-evil.0 1 786—Sto ck-fish.

staggard,

0 180 1— Sit-fast.0 1805 -Seed-vessel.0 1 8 14—Stevedo re, staff-tree.

0 1820—Stiffness.

0 1827—Staving.

0 1840—Acidiferous, estovers.0 1843—Setifo rm.0 1857—Sweet-flag .

0 1 902—Step-son, stapazin.

0 1 9 1l— Stupidity, stipitate.a

0 19 15—Stupidly .

0 1 9 1 7—Stiptic, styptic .

0 1920—Steepiness, steepness.

0 1 92 1 —Stipend.

0 1925—Stub-nail.0 1 94l—Stuprate, side-board,stoppered, sweet-bread.

0 1 942— Stubbo rn, stibiarian.

0 1 953— Acetabulum.0 1 954—Stipular, staplar .

«1

0 1956—Stablish, establish.

0 1959—Stable-boy .

0 1943—Sweet-bro om.0 1944 -Sweet-briar .

0 1945— Seed-pearl.0 1 950— Steeple-house, stopless.

0 195 1—Seed-plat, astipulate,stippled, stabled, steepled,stipulate,stab ility,seed-plot.

PHR ENO -MNEMO T EC HNIC DIC T IONAR Y .

0 1977—Stop-co ck. 02 1 42—Senato rian, centurion.0 1979—Stop-

gap.

0 1 984—Stupefier. 02 143—Syndrome,syndromy,020 1 1—Sensated. sanhedrim.020 12—Swans-down, swine 02l44—Saunterer .

stone. 02 145—Central, senato rial,020 1 4—Sinister . centurial, centrally .

020 18—Sensitive. 02 147—Sandarac , sandarach.

02020—Senescence.

02027—Censing. 02l49—Snow-drop.‘1

02040—Senso rious. 02 150—Soundless, centless.02041—Sneeze-wo rt, sincerity 02 15 1—Sandal-wo o d, scintil

02042—Senso rian. late.a

02043—Senso rium. 02 1 57—Centilo quy,saint-like.

02045—Senso rial, censo rial,

sincerely . 02 1 69— Saintship.

02059—Snow-slip. 02 1 70—Sandix, syntax .

02072—Swan-skin.02085—S enseful. 1 02 1 7 1—Syndicate.

t0209 1—S inciput. 02 1 75—Syno dically

,syno di

02095—Sensibly, sensible.41 cal.

02 182—Saint-fo in.02 1 00—Synthesis. 02 184— Sandiver, sand-ever .

02 103— Centesm.02 1 1 0—S ynthetize. 02 185—Scentful.02 1 1 7—Synthetic . 02 187—Scientific .

4

02 120—Ascendency, sound 02 19l-C entiped,sand-bath.

ness,sentence.

at

02 12 1— Centino dy.r

02 124— Centenary,centner .

02 125— Centennial, sentinel02 127—Syntonic .

02 1 40—Saunders, sanders.

02 141—Sandwo rt, sundered,sun-dried, centuriate, centred.

02 195 —Ascendable.

02 1 97— Sand-bag.

02230— Synonimize, Synonimous.

02235—Synonimal.023 14—Sonometer.

s

0232 1—Assignment.02400 —Synaresis, synneurosrs.

0240 1—Sea-nursed.

02405—Sono rously .

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PHR ENO -MNEMO T EC HNIC DIC T IONAR Y03275— S imoniacal, simonia

cally .

03287—Seminific , somnific,if

033 15—Semi-metal.0340 1 —Somer-set, summerset. a

0341 1 -Smartweed.a

034 12—Samaritan,smarten.034 15 —Smartle, smartly .

0342 1—Seam-rent.03452—Smerlin.0347 1— Smaragd. 039 15—Semi -pedal.03480— Isomo rphous. 03940—S ombrous.

03485— Summer-fallow. 03948—Semibreve,semipro of.

035 1l— Simulated,smelted

,

s1militude,assimilated.

035 14—Smelter, smeltery .

035 18— Assimilative.

03520 —Smallness,seemliness03524— Semi-lunar .

03 527—Smelling.

03 54 1—S imilarity .

03545— Similarly .

03547— C i 1neliarch.1»

03574— Simulachre.

03575— Small-coal. 1

03594— Small-beer .a.

03 7 1 1— Smectite. 04025— Circinal.03 7 14—Smoke-dry .

a. 04027—Saracenic .

03 720— Smugness. 04040—So rcerous, so rceress.

03 750—Smo ckless, smokeless.

04044—So rcerer .1»

03 75 1—Smuggled. 0405l—Sursolid.

03 752—Semicolon.03 754 -Smuggler.

03 767— Smoke-jack.

03 784— Semiquaver .a

03800—Symphysis.03820—Symphonious, symphonize.

0385 1—Semi-fiuid.

03875—Sem1 -vo cal0390 1—Assumpsit.039 1 0—Sympath1 ze sumptu g

ous.

039 14—Sumptuary, sumpter .

03 950— Symbolize, simpless,lsimplo ce.

03 95l—Assembled03954—Sampler,simpler.

1“

03 956 -Assemblage.

03 957—Symbolic .

03 958— Simplify .

03 970— Semi-o pacous.

03963 —Symposium.03 96 7— Symposiac .

04003—S yriacism.040 1 0— Cerastes.

04020—Seriousness.

0402 1—Sarcenet, circinate.

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04074—Seras-kier .

04 1ll— Certitude.

041 15—So rdidly .1'

04120—Swartiness, so rtance,

sea-wo rthiness, swarthiness,sea-redness, Certainness.

04 12l-Swo rd-knot, certainty,ascertained.

04l22 -Sardonian. 04644—Certio rari . 1

04l24—Ascertainer.1' 04646—Surcharge.

04 125— Certainly . 04650—Surgeless, searchless,04127—Sardonic .

04l32—Swo rd-man. 1'

041 40 Sarto rius.

04 15l—So rdawalite,04156—S o rtilege,041 7l—Sardachate

,

04 18 1 - C ertified, swo rd-fight,04 184—C ertifier

,

041 85—Assertively,041 95—S o rtable, so rtably,

i04203—Syrianism,042 14—Surrender, surrendry,04220 —Sereneness.0423 1—Surnamed.

0427 1 -Serena-gutta.0430 1 -Surmised. 04756—Sarcology .

04304— Surmiser .r 04786—Sarcophagy .

04305—Surmisal. 048 1 1—Surfeited, servitude.

043 1 7—Sarmatic .

04320—Ceremonious, sermo 048 14 -Servito r,surfeiter.

nlze.

0432 1—Surmount, cerement, 0482 1—Servient, servant.04325—Ceremonial, ceremonially . 04840— Cirriferous.

0435 1—Surmullet. 0 0485 1 -Servility .

043 62 —Sarmatian.0440 1—S o ro ricide.

045 14—S o rrel-tree.

045 1 6— Israelitish.

04520—Surliness.04527—C erulific .

04620 -Sergeancy.

0462 1 -Sergeant,assurgent. 0

04675—Surgical,04695—Searchable.

0470 1—Suro xid,04703 —Sarcasm. t04705—Circo cele;047 1 0— C ircuitus. 1 1047 14—Surquedry, circuiter.

047 1 7 -Sarcotic .0

0472 1— Z irconite.

1

04723—Zirconium.04740—Sour-grass.

0475 1‘

-Cere-cloth, sarcolite,circlet, circulate, circled,sear-cloth.

04754—Circular, circler.

26 pamuxmomsmC T IONAR Y.

04860—Sc ire-faeias. 05 1 14 -Salutato ry,salt-water.

04875—Cervical,seraphical.04884—Surviver, survivo r.04885—Survival.0490 1—Surpassed, surbased.

049 1 1—Surbated.1 '

O49 14—Surre-butter .

0492 1 —Sarraband, so rbent,serpent.

04940—Surprise.

04942— C erebrine.

04945—Cerebral.04950—Surplus,surplice,0495 1—Serpulite.

04953—Cerebellum.04954—Sarplier, sarplar.

0500 1—S olecist, salsoacid.

05003—Solecism.050 10—S olstice, solicitous.050 1 1 Solicitude, solicited,

celsitude, silic ited.

05 1 9 1—Salt-pit.050 12—Swallow-stone, celes 05 192 -Saltpan.tin

,celestine. 052 1 0 -Slantwise.

050 14—Solicito r. 052 1 2— Celandine.

050 15— Celestially, swallows 052 1 4—Solander, slender,seltail

,celestial.

050 18—Celestify .It 052 15—Slantly, silently .

05020—Zealousness, uselessness. 052 1 7—Selenitic .

05027 - Slicing. 0524 1—Seleniuret. a05032—Salesman. 05262—Salination.0507 1—S oulscot. 05264—S ilentiary.

D

05 120—Sultaness, slightness,solidness, saltness.

05 12 1 —Saltant.05 124 —Sultanry .

05l25—Soldanel.05 1 32—Salt-Im'ne.

05 140—Slaughterous, slaughter-house, soldieress.

05 14 1—Salt-wo rt,slaughtered,sweltered.

05 142 -Slattern, saltern, solitarian. 1‘

05l43—Salt-rheum.05 1 44—Slaughterer.

05 145—Slidderly, soldierly,solitarly .

05l47—Salt-wo rk.

05 1 50—Saltless.05 1 62—Seldshown.05 1 65—Sluttishly .

05 1 7O—Slate-axe.

05 17 1—Salt-cat.05 1 75—Zealotical.05 18 1—Solidif1ed.

05 185—Slothfully,sleightful.

mammo rmmc Damon“. 27

05270—S olan-go ose. 0587 1—Sulphatic .

05274 -Slinger. 05820—Solvency, selfness. 0

05303—Islamism.05320—Sliminess, solemness,solemnize.

0532 1 —Sillimanite,solemnity,assailment.

05327 -Sal-ammoniac .

053 72—Sla1nkin. t053 74 —Sail—maker.

a

0539 1—Slime-pit.053 94—Slumbery, slumber.

0540 1—Cellarist.05570—S olilo quize.

0560 1—Zo ologist. r

05603 —Syllo gism.05604—Syllo giser.

1“05605 -Salaciously .

05620—S iliginose.

05675—Zo olo gica1, zo ologically .

057 1 1—Sulcated, selected. salvable057 14—Selecto r .

a

057 18—Selective.

05720 -Silkiness, sleekness.

05725 -Slackness.4'

05732—S ilkman.05741—Sluggard.

05743—Silkwo rm. 1»

05750—Siliculous.

05765—Sluggishly .

05784—Si1k-weaver.

05790—Slugabed.

05803—Selfsame.

058 1 1—Salivated.4'

058 1 2—Solifidian.050 14—Salvato ry .

0582 1—S olvend, sylvanite,solvent.

05824—Slovenry .

05825 -Slovenly .

05827—Slavonic .

05840—Celliferous, sulphurOus, saliferous.

05841—S i1ver-weed, sulphuret

, silvered, sulphurate,slavered.

05844 -Slaverer.

05845 -S ilverly.

05850—Sleeveless.0585 1—S elf-willed.

05857 -Slave-like.

05858—Self-love.

05865—Se1fishly .0

05887—Salivific .

05890—Self-abuse.

05895 -Salifiable,solvible.

05900 —Syllepsis.059lo —Sly-bo ots.

059 1 6 -Slap-dash.

05920—Sloppiness.

0592 1 -Slip-knot.05940—Salebrous, celebrious,salubrious.

05941—Sai1-broadpsally-po rt,slippered, celebrate, salubrity, celebrity .

05942 —Sail-bo rne.

05944—Slab-berer.

05945—Slipperly .

05950 -Sleepless.

0595 1—S olubility .

05952—Slab-line.

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0596 1—Slip-sho d.r

05972 -Salpicon.05975—Syllabical, syllabically .

1 1

05985—Sleepful.0602 1 -Sugescent.06 127—Escheating.

06 140—Sagittarius06 1 69—Asso ciateship.

06 195—Escheatable.

06424—Sojourner .

065 18—Sigillative.

06520—So cialness.06625—Asso ciational.0695 1—So ciability,asso ciability .

07004—Successo r .

070 1 0—Succiduous.

070 1 1—Sixtieth, succeeded.4

070 12 —S ixteen, sextain, sexton. 4

070 14—Sextary,sequester .

070 15—S ixthly, sextile.

succeeder

07020—Squeasiness, succinous.

0702 1 Succinate, succinite

07025 Sexennial,sexennial

ly .o

07027—Succinic .

0705 1—Sexuality .

0708 1—Sexfid.

O7087—Siccific .

07092—S ixpenny .

07 1 0 1—S cotist.07 1 03—Schediasm.07 1 14—Sectato r.

PHRENO -MNEMO T EC HNIC DIC TIONAR Y .

07 140 -Cicatrice, cicatrize.

07 14l—S cattered.a

07 142—Squadron, sectarian,so coto rine, so cotrine.

07 150—Skittles, seathless.07 1 5 1—Scuttled.

1.

07 1 65 -Skittishly.

07 184—Scot-free.

07 185—Scathful.072 1l—Squint-eyed, seconded, segnitude.

072 12 —Secundine.

072 14—Squander, seconder,secondary .

072 15 —Scantily, secondly,scantly, scantle. scandal. 1.

072 19—Skin-deep.

07220—Skinniness.

07250 -Skinless.

0727l—Skunk-weed.

073 0 1—Schemist.073 14—Skimitry .

073 15—Sigmo idal.073 1 7—Zygomatic .

0732 1—Segment, scammoniate.

07327—Scheming.

07324 —So cmanry .

07365— Squeamishly.

07390—Sea-compass.

07394—Scu1nber, scamper .

07395—Scamble.

07400—Sco riaceous, cicho raoecus.

0740 1—Sacrist, scarcity, sac

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PHRENO -MNEMO T EC HNIC DIC T IONAR Y .

07405—Square-sail, scarcely .

074 1 1—Skirted, sko radite, selcreted,esco rted.

074 1 3 -Sco rdium, scrotum.074 14—Secreto ry, squi rter

,

scruto ir, screw-tree, seeretary .

074 15—Secretly.

074 1 7— Escharotic, so cratic

07420 -Squareness, asseourance

,iso chronous, secure

ness, sickness.

0742 1 —Sco rned, screened,

skrunty .

7424—S co rner.

07-425— Iso chronal, scrannel.07426 -Skringe, scringe,

5scranch.

07429— Scarnbee.

07434—S crimer, screamer .

07436—Skirmish,scarmage,

scaramouch. a07439— S crimp.

07450— S currilous, succo rless0745 1—Scarlet

,scurrility .

0 1454— Scrawler.

07456—Sacrilege.

0746 1—Scourged, sco rched.

07464 —Scourger.

07465—S creech-0wl.07469—S quireship.

scrabble,

0752 1—Esculent, succulent. 0

07525—Sculli only .

1

0753 1—Scho ol-maid.a

07532—S ickle-man, scho ol07540—Secularize.

0747 1—Sky-ro cket, scragged,segregate.

07474—Scare-crow.07475 -Scraggily .

07480—Sacrifice.

0748l—Scarified.

07484—S carifier, scarifier.

07485—S crafile,scrofula,scurvily .

07487—Sacrific .

0749 1—Ascribed, scraped,

escript, script, scrubbed,sco rbute.

07492—S co rpion. 1»

07495 Scrupule,scribble, screable.

07496 -Scrippage.

0750 1—Sick-list, skolezite,

scholiast.07508—Seclusive.

075 1 1 —Secluded, scald-heat,sackclothed,scalded.

075 12—Skeleton.075 1 3—Scho ol-dame.

075 14—Scolder, osculato ry,

scalder .

075 1 7 —Scaldic .

07520— Succulency, scaliness,scalenous, sickliness.

30 paR RNO -MNEMO T EC HNIC DIC T IONAR Y .

0754 1 —Sea-colewo rt, schola0795 1—Scapolite, swag-belrity

,sickle-wo rt,secularityx lied.

07954—Scapulary, scapular,07545— Secularly .

r squabbler .

07547—Sky-lark. 07967 -Skip-jack

07550—Scaleless. 0797 1 -Scape-goat.07575—Scholical. 080 14—S ophister,sophistry .

07579—Skull-cap, scull-cap.

080l7— Sophistic .

07585 -Skillful, scho olfellow, 08020—Suffisance.r

skillfully .

1» 0802 1—Sea-pheasant.0759 1—Scalped,asclepiad .

0 0805 1—Sphacelate.

08 120—Softness, swiftness. 007592— Esculapian, 4

07594—S calper . 08 12 1—Softened.

07595 -Scalable, scalpel. fl 08 124—Softener .

08 1 5 1—Swift-heeled.

0760 1 -Suggest. «1 1 08 1 56— Zo ophytology .l

07605—Sagac iously . 08 18 1—Swiftfo ot.07620— Cecutiency, sickish 082 1 1—Seventieth.

ness. 082 12—Seventeen07625—Sectional. 082 15—Seventhly, spheno id07675— Isago gical. al.07754 -Sky -colo r. 08220—Souvenance.

07820—Sycophancy . 08270—Sphinx .

o782l—Sycophant.a 083 7 1—Sufii1migate.1'

07840—S kivers. 0840 1—Sphericity .

0785 1—S caffold. 084 1 1—Sphero idity .

0790 1—Sack-posset. 084 15—S phero idal.07903—Scapaism. 084 1 7—Sphero idic .

i

079 1 7—Skeptic, SC OpfiC J ' 08420—Sufi‘

erance,severance

sovereignize, savo riness. «1

07920— Scabb iness.

0792 1 -Sco op~net. 0842 1—Sovereignty .

07923—Sagapenum. 08425—Sovereignly .

07940—Scupper-hose, 1scab 08450—,Severalize, savo rless.

rous.Owed—Scabbard, scabwo rt. a 0845 1—Severality, severalty,

spherulite.

07950—c peless, ;scopulous. 08470—Spherics. s

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09 1 95—Subduple, septuple,subduable.

09200—Saponaceous.

0920 1—Spinosity .

09203 —Sabianism.09204—Spencer, sponcer,acipenser .

09205—Sponsal, spancel.09405—Spuriously, sprucely.

092 1 0—Subinduce.

1“092 1l—Sea-bounded. 09408 —Suppressive.

092 12—Sponto on. 1“

092 14—Spinthere, sea-pan sprouts,ther

,supinato r, spender .

1

092 15—Spondyle, spindle,spondyl.

092 1 7 —Spondaic .

09220—Supineness.

0923 1—Spo on-meat. 1 1:

0924 1— Spo on-wo rt.09242 —Spunyam. 4 0941 5 -Spritely, separately,0925 1—Spinolet. spiritually,spiritual, spright09252—Spinellane. ly, spiritally, spurtle, spirtle.

09260— Spungeous.

0926l—S panish-white,ged.

09264—Spunger.

2 09265—Sapiential.0927 1— Subnect. “109274—Spanker.

09275— Spangle.

09285—Spo onful.09295— Spo onbill.09305—Submissly . 09424—Spurner,subo rner.

1 '

09308 - Submissive.

093 1 1—Submitted. 09425—Supernal.093 14—Submitter. 09426—Springe.

a

0932l— Sepiment. 09427—Sprong,sprang,sprin09326 -Submonish. gy, sprung. i

09340—Submerse.

09342 -Submarine.

09346 —Submerge.1

0940 1—Supparasite, sparsed,esparcet, supersede, sapo rosity, suppressed.

1

00404— Suppresso r, asperser .

094 10 —Spirituous,Spiritous.

1“0941l—Suppo rted, spIrited,separated, aspirated, superadded.

094 12 —Spartan. a:094 14—Separato r, suppo rter,spo rter, separato ry .

094 1 7—Sybaritic, spo radic .

0941 8— Spo rtive, spurative,suppurative.

t

09420—So berness, spareness,esperance.

0942 1—Aspirant, sprunt, subo rned

, sprent, spurned, superannuate, sprained.

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09430—Subramous, suprema plant, sublimate, spleened,cy . sibilant, splent, suppliant. 1

09432—Superhuman, spearman. 09524—Sublunar, '

sublunary .

09435—Supremely.r

0944 1 —Superio rity , super 09526—Splenish.wo rt. 09527 -Splenic .

09449—Spare-rib. 0953 1—Sublimed, sublimate,09450—Supperless.

°

splay~mouth, sublimity .1

09462—Asparagin.09464—Supercherry . 09535—Sublimely .

09540—Spullers.

09470—Asparagus, sparagus. 09562—Sublation, spoliation.0747 1—Subrogate, 0957 1 -Supplicate.

09474— Sub-wo rker, aspergo ire. 09574—Sepulcher, sepulchre.

09475—Sparkle, spurgal.09476—Sparkish.

09480—Supervise, superfice0948 1—Superfete, spear-fo ot

09482—Superfine, supervene.

09487— Sapo rific .

09488— Supervive.

0949 1—Suburbed.

09492— Suburban.09495— Sparable, superable,sperable, superbly, superably, separable.

1 !

0950 1—Subulosity .4 097 1 7—Sub-aquatic .

1

095 1 0—Aspalatus. 097 18—Sub-o ctave.

095 1 4—Sepulture,spelter,suppleto ry . 09725—Spignel, spicknel.

09520— Suppliance, assay-balance, suppleness. 0974 1—Sub-acrid.

0952 1 -Splint, esplanade,sea09750—Spy-glass.5

0958 1—Sp1ay-fo ot.00580 -Spo ilful.09595 -Sepilible.

09605—Spaciously, speciously .

0962 1 -Subjo ined.

09650—Speechless, special1ze.

0965l—Specialty .

0967l—Subjugate, subject,assubject.

0970l—Spicosity .

007 1l— Aspected.

097 14—Specter, spectre.

34 mRRNOMNnMO TsC HNIC DIC T IONAR Y .

0975 1—Speculate, speckled, 09795—Speakable.

spikelet, spiculate. 09807—Subfusc .

0753—Speculum. 1 0982 1 -Spavined .

9754—Spicular, sap-colo r, 09840—Subverse.«1

a 0984l—Subvert, subvariety.

09944 -Sub-prio r.

pHRRNOMNRMO T c NIC DICT IONAR Y .

S E C O ND S E R I E S ,

FR OMI '

I‘

0 999.

S E C T I ONF I R S T .

non1 T o 9.

l—Awhit,youth

,iota,whit,

dough,white, T yhee, day,doughy , it, toy,weed, thew,awed

,eighty , hithe, ho ddy,

await, dewy , cud, howdy,oath

,ahead, aut,wath, thy,wet,weedy, tew, youthy ,wo o dy , daw,hO d, out,eighth,

heyday ,hud

,thigh, howdye,

yate, heath, yead,wit, eddy,eath

,tow

,head, hut, de, hit,

dye, oat, hade, eyot,though,heady, edd, hewed, eat, the,do , ho ot, ho o d, hat. hate,wat, idea, aught, thou, tea,due

,id, heat, auta, ady ,

tho,ho it

,dew, etwee,weat,

taw,etui

,wadd, atwo , aed,

ate,woad

,ethe

, duo , tye,waid,wi dow,wo o d, tehhee,waiwo de

,do e,Who ot,wite,weighty,Wight, yaud,wide,

ead,they, o de, hot, eight,

ait, ho ed, had, di, thee, aid,ad

,dey, headway, heed, die,

eyed. heathy, yet,wad,auti ,hued, aouta, aheight, hid,dia

,hythe, hide, adaw, add,

adiew,ado

,to o , tway,witty,whet,weight,withy,wade,

at,weighed,waywo o de,to e,

tigh,wad, outweight, hight,height, bought, heighday,

highth, haught, haught,widdy,wait, to , ro ot,with, tie,wed,wot.

2—Win, un, honey,whine,no ie, han, hauyne, yewen,wane,new, hen, enow, in,any ,

hone,noway, inn,awn,en,hewn,awny, yean,anew,on, one,wean, hin,now,no ,ween,wain, yawn,wen,no y,nay , can,wan,noyau,when,e’en, nigh,wine; own, ne,ineye,aune,ana,nye, hyena,whin

,ennui

,winnow

, kneehigh, knew, knee.

3—Maw, omy,whim,mew,aim, haymow, ’

em, hemi ,heam, hame

,mawe, yam,

aam, sume,wem, ime, emeu,haum

,whame

,hem, im,me,

emu, emew,mOe, eam,mue,bym, 11am, him, eme,may,whom

,mo , amma, awm,amia

,ama, hum,my, home,whame, emmew, hymn,am

4 —Eyer,aira

,ire, ho o raw

,

airy,hire

,ere

,oary,weary,

er,where, hewer, ewer, err,hoary

,ho re, hurraw, hare,

o r,houri ,aura, harr,arr, ro e,

hour,warre, barrow, arrow,

hurrah, hery,warray,wair,

36 aRNO -MNRMO T EC HNIC DIC T IONAR Y.

hero ,whewer, o er,Wherry,eyry,weigher, rue, yo re,ure,are

, eyre,ayry, hairy,whut,wo o er, ear, hear,array, yare,whirraw,wo re, rew, year,arrowy

,aria,wiry,wiery,

ho o ra, ewry , ray, hurry, hir,were,your, Owre

,ra

, urry ,o re, area, aerie, rie

, harry ,air,wear,wire, heir,who re,yarrow, era, urea, ree,wry ,row

,eyer, hair,ware,wary ,war

,here, her,aweary , huer,

aware, awry, hoar,wo rry,whir

, yarr, here, raw, oar,

araa,arow, our .

5—Hallo o,weely, alee,well,

ile,leeway, halow, hele,ally,halo ,ayle,waul, lea, helly,whole,wile,whally,all, hall,lie

, Olla, ill, alow, hal, alo e,O il

,al

,lieu

,owl

,wail, ael,will

,wall

,10 , hallow,wall

eye, 1a, eel,while, allay,lee,haily ,law,willowy, Olio ,leu,awl,leo , yell, ell

,hail,wil

low, ela,holy, hilly, lo o ,

hull,lye, hully, awhile,lay ,allo y, howl

,ill. hale

,ley ,

holla, hole, alle, hill, holly ,alway

,ale

,alley,weal,wel

away, 1 1 1 ,wale, yaw],weel,wheel,low, yule,wallow,

ail,wheely,wo ol, heel, hollow, allow,whall,wawl, al

10 0 , haul,wo olly, hellweal,heal, illy, isle,aisle.

6—Ashy,whish, she, shah,which,washy, hash, ash,

chew, showy, sho e, aish,esh, each,whyish, joy, jay,show, hugy, hush, wage,shy,wash, chia, issue, age,agio , jaw, ge, ouch, gee, jah,shaw, chaw, euge, ogee,huge, shew, jawy, hatch, gJew

,wish

,irch, hitch, chay, j

etch,itch, edge, hatch-way ,

hedge, atche, hutch, itchy .

7— O ke,ac . ake, caw, awo ke,

kaw,Whig, guy , yolk,walk,

haut-gout, 0g, hike, echo ,ho ckey

,ho ck, bego , kee, ga,

ho g, ho ok, C O O ,wick,ague,wacky,haak, ago , yug,wacke, awk,whack, cow,

accoy,ky, hack, huck, aga,

eek,huke, yuck, Oaky, oak,

aco ,wag, gie, hawk,wake,eke, queue, yak, co y, hickway, kie,weak, hag,awake,key, heck, yoke, ho oky,wig,hug, egg, go , auk, heg, gay,aqua

,quay

, gye, hake.4

8—Ave,howve, eff

,wove, If,

foy,wavy , off, heavy, of,fee,waive, huffy, hive, half-way ,fo e

,affa

,avowee,weive, fa,

affy , foh, avow, fie,wo of,eve

, ho of, huff,wive, fey ,auf

, oaf,waif,wife,whif,feu,vow,few

,heave

, hove, epha,view,fay, fo e,weave, fugh,vie,wave

, yaff, have,fy , ivy ,

ouphe.*

9—Abb,wapp, hipe, bohea,

haut-bo y, ho bby,wap, ope,boa, ab, bee,wappa, poy ,

t

PHR ENO -MNEMO T EC HNIC DIC T IONAR Y . 37

hip,ape, ebb, hub, eap, bay,opah, pay, beau,whop, pee,by

-way, boboy, buy,wepp,pye, heap, pew, Ob

,

bow, baa,abbey,wo op, puy,appay, hey,abba,wipe.

aby, heapy, be, obey, paya,ho opo o ,awhape, hyp, buoy,up, boy, hope, hep,weep,pie,whip, hub, bia, ho opo e,bye,who op, hob, howbe,hop, ho op, houp,abbe, paw,pea. hypo . boyau. happy. ep.

S E C T I ONS E C OND .mon10 T o 99.

lo—Dizzy, educe, daze, O dds, tewed, thwite, twait, tutti ,hiatus, to ze, adduce,waits,dizz,tuz, io dous, dace, do ze,hyads, howitz, ides, tice,thus, hideous, hot-house,these

,Whites, twas, thos,

o dious, eddoes, dice, deess,atheous

, utes,wo ots, do es,idio cy, atheize, utas, headsea

,D is

,to ise,wo o d-house,

duse, twice,adz, daisy, outhouse, deuce, dose, this, adays,tace, douse,tease, dess,dowse, do zy.

1l—Wadded,wedded,without,tit

,thyite, toad, tythe, tid,

tithe,tide-way, tide, tidy ,

dade, dado , dad, hutted, dite,dowdy, do dd, to ot, doughty,heated

,width

,to othy, dot,

i o date, out-weed, whitewo o d, tut, out-do , twit, dodo , taught, io dide, tawed,doto , deed, ditto , idiot, outwit

,deedy, o ddity , tutty ,weeded

,headed

,tead, tete,

to ddy, to dy, to d, tew-taw,thwaite, youthho o d,Widowed

, di d,whetted, though,wo o ded,hated, edit, tight,witted

,heeded

,tyed, tatto o ,

data,teeth,audit, dyed, date,doth, do it, teathe, hatted,added

,teat, dight, dewed,

eightieth, dout,whited, tied,duty, to -day, to oth, ho o ded,ted

,death, eye

-to oth, that,aided, dit, doat, ditty, deity,ideate, adit, diet, dead-eye,widowho o d.

12— Dawn,adawn,widen, tan,twin

,within, ho iden,atony,

eighteen, dune, ettin,taen,

down,Wheaten, dean,atone,

attain,thin, thine, io dine,

den, oaten, tune, heathen,

din, done, tin,with-wine,

attune, outivin, dane, tun,atwain

,twain, teenwhitewine

, eaten, tawny, deny,i o din

,tyuy, downy, dine.

38 PHR ENO -MNEMO T EOHNIC DIC T IONAR Y .

tine,with-vine,whiten, dan,dwine, than, denay, then,wo o den, adonia, dun, donee,attone

, atween, tony, don,dunny, tunny .

l3 —Atomy,dam, thymy, eu

tumu, time, damn, dummy ,thumb, dumb, theme, team,thume

,thime, Adam,atimy,

deem, idiom, dome, o dium,atom, teem, addo om, do rn,addeem. tame

,demi

,them,

dim,thyme, dime, item,

to om, otomo , demy, dame,

time.

14—Der,adder, durra,Weeder,

threw,weather, tire, hetter,

heather,widower, tiar, dow

er, utter,wether, heater, hydra, other, dear,water-way,whetter

,water

,throw, outwear

,header

,weedery

,out

throw, hider, hadder, O do r,

either, twire, hither, theo ry,

tree, do ree, diary ,whether,

ado re, outwhere, aweather,terra

,tho rough, eater, outer,

do er, do rr, trow, dree, dier,hatter

,adry

,otter, edder

,1 6— Eddish, tuch, dish, tush,

three, adar, eider, adhere, tach,wettish, ditch, ‘ eatagederay , wheat-ear, adure, attach, out-wash, dawish

,

diarrhea,try,waiter, outre, dash

,adagio ,whitish, tige,

tarry ,whether, do r, drawee, hidage,tache, techy, adage,tyer, dairy , hater, dowery, do ge, wo o d-wash, teach,dure, dowre, hauteur, dyer, hydage, toyishwhite-wash

,

tier,tar

, dowry, true, dare, do dge,twitch,thatch, dutch,wither,tray

,aider

,atter

, dutchy .

or

addeer,tyre, tiara, tawer, 1 7— Tweag, tyke, take, deck,

tare,trey, dray, ether,attire, ethic, teg, tag, twack, tick,

trio,there,white-ear, thra, do ck, dog, twig, tuck, i o dic,

tri,watery,autho r,thro , dar,

toyer, yttria,troy , tyro ,tear,draw, dere, do o r, dire,their .whither.

1 5—Idol, tuel, ethel, utile,thole,wo o d-hole, eighthly,wo o dly, youthly,wittowly,wheedle

,twill,wittily, dai

ly, hotel, O ddly,dull

,tale

,

dowle, ideally, dill, daylywhittle,talou,whitely , idle,dowly , dally,waddle,wattle,thowl

,thill

, delay,wittal,dwaul

,toll, outlay, tail, tole,

taille,tola, battle

,huddle,widdOw-Wail,withal, tallow,

teal,heedily, idyl, tol, dully,

dell, duly , aadile, to il, till,witwall

,weightily, outwell

,

to ol, athel, dwale, do ol, tell,

adhil,teil

,tall

,widely ,

tweel,tally ,wightly ,

dial,

tallowy , dale, tewel, outline,daily

,addle

, dwell, edile,

ahuitla,

ettle, doll, dole

,

idly, outlaw, ideal, heedily,outwall, dele

, tile.

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40 mmOMNRMO TEC IINIC DIC TIONAR Y .

unlaw, inlaw, nill, noul,nail

, enwheel, anal, inlay,nall,weanel, only, unholy,annual

,annul, knell, kneel,

knawelknawl, kneeholly,knoll

,

26 Inch,nesh, hunch, nich,wench, enjoy,notch, gnash,newish

,winch, wainage,

hinge, unwish,nichenatch,wannish, haunch.

27 Nag, nick, anaca, noak,yankee

,inky,no ck, unique,

ink,no g, inca, i onic, neck,whino c,wang,wink, young,wingy, hang, hank, eunuch,

naggy, onycha, knacky,

knack, ho eing,wing, knag,kno ggy, ho eing, hewing,hawing,wo o ing,weighing,

28 Nephew, nafl”, naphew,nef

,envy

,envoy , neaf,

navy , naeve, navew, naveinveigh,nafe,neif,unweave,inweave

,enough, enough,

knife,knave

,khufl

'

, gnofl,hay-knife.

< 29—Inho op, nob,wanhope,unhap, nape, nep, unbay ,nope, nab, unpay , unbow,nappy, nib, neb, unhappy,neap, nap,nip, knab, knap,kno b,kuup,knappy, kno bby .

30—Mossy,muse,muss,mis,missay, amass,maize,misy,amess,mice,moss,mouse,amis,whimsey,mizzy,mass,mace,mezzo ,mo ose,amaze,

mease,messiah,miss,mise,amuse

,amice,mess,muzzy,

hamous,mause

, missy,maze,mazy,maiz .

3 1 —Mouth,math,met,mate,mothy,maid,maydew,made,mida,moude,mat,meadowy,meathe

, omit,mo i ety,mad,humid, amit,mote, amity ,mite,meet, humite,mead,mayweed, aimed, hamate

,

amate,mo de

,meaty ,mud

,might, emit,meed,moth,mowed,mitu,mot,mo o d,meadow,mete,meat,mid,mity, amatou, mid day ,mo o dy ,may-day , hyemate,motto ,muddy,mo ot, amid,

hamite, mighty , midway,mite

,moat

,immute

,immite

,

hammite, emmet, ammite.

1t

32— Emane,mania, .yeoman,moun,man,mo ony,mina,

humane,hemina,how-many ,hommony ,mon,munnon,manna,mine,main, hymen,men

,women

,amen

,miny,mo on-eye, moan, omen

,mane,woman, iman,mean,meine,money,mien,amain,

immiane,ammonia,amman,menow.3 3—Mime,whimwham,mam,mayhem, mumm, maim,imam

,meme, humhum

,mum,mummy

,mamma.

34 —Merry ,marry ,marrow,mere, oumer,mo rrow,meer,mire,murre, emir,mi ,

PHR ENO -MNEMOT ECHNIC DIC T IONAR Y .

humo r,mare, omer,amour,homer,amo re,aimer,myrrh,mure,maere,mo re,mayo r,yeomary, mo o r, mo o ry,murr,mear,murrey,mo hair,mower

,mar, emery,mar

rowy, immure, hammer,yammer, hummer .

3 5—Mill, amel,mule,mo il,mellowy ,mull

,maul,mile,

humile,meal, aumail,mal,

homily,mealy,mell,mewl,hemmel, homely,mail,male,moyle,moly,mall,mallow,hyemal, emule, mellou,mole

,meawl.3 6—Homage,miche, mage,much,maja, image,meshy,mush

,mesh,mash,match,magi ,midge.

3 7—Moho ck,mawk,mucky,meak,maki,mica,mawky,mac,mico , mug, mack,muck,mo ck,meek, omega,mo hawk, macaw, make,moky,muggy .

3 8—Move,amove,muff,miff,

ameiva, emmove.

3 9—Myope, yambo o ,myopy,ambo

,wampee, imp,mop,

imbow, ambe,map, hemp,mab,hempy,mob, amb,mope, embow, embay

,im

bue, hump, umbo .

40—Wrasse, eurus,whereso ,araise

,whereas

,rase, iris,

arose, arouse, arise,wrass,harass, risse,raise,urus, erse,rosy, rice, arras, heiress,

41

aries,rise,warehouse, racy,

ruse, ross, raze, russ, ho rseho e, hyrse, hers, hearsay,hearse

, ho rseway, o rris,erase, herse, arioso , reys

, grazee, ursa, erose, heresy,hoarse, irous, rouse, ho rse,rose, ers,wo rse,arse, race.

g

4l—Hurt, hoard, hi red, hereto ,wr ithe, hoared, rawhead,aurate, ero d, highwrought,earth, hardy, rant, o read, o rt,awayward, o rewo od, aread,wherret

,arid, heart, ho rd,wreathy, ho rrid,weird,hart,

harrowed, who rt, arro de,hearth

,road, haired, hearty,

arietta,writ, rought, reate,rite

,hereout, ro oty, rad, red,

arrowhead, reedy,art, herd,ard

,wrought,arrought, ro de,

ruddy, arride, eared,wrath,wart,hurried,wherewith,

route, whereto , o reweed,

ro ot, aright,wo rdy ,whurt,ruth

,right, read,weerd, riot,

rude,

rath,

red-eye, rud,ro o d, award, rote, hereat,reed

,rout, aerate,werth,

o rd, hayward,ward, rut, rid,aired, hard, rat, heared,wert,wo rthy,wright, heard, rate,wo rried, heriot, ready , rod,ho rde,whereat, roadway

,wo rty ,wo rth, eurite,wo rt,ride

,herewith, rot,wreath,write, rowed, yeared,wroth,wo rd,wayward,arret,ro o dy,

arrayed, aureat,wrote, yard,

42 PH RENO -MNEMO T EC HNIC DIC T IONAR Y.

reit, wrathy,wrought.

rede, rota, hurl, hourly, rowel, o riole,

areal.42—1toan, rune, yarn, roun

,46- Rouge, Irish, rich,wretch,

ruin, yearn, arena,warren,urn,wren, hernia, yern,earn,rainy ,

reign,arian,wherein,royne,warn,

ho rny,warine, urine,wo rn,hern, rane, errhine,

ruin,whern,

yern,

earsh, harsh, xersh

, yarrish,ratch

,weerish

,reechy, rage,who rish

,reach

,rish, archy,

ho rish, rush, ratio , arch,roach,weerish, rushy, rash

,

rajah, urge, rawish, harish.

hero ine, erne, runaway , run,ho rn, rein

,irony, rowen,

awarn, rain,herein, renew

,

erenow, arraign, araignee,rhino , ranny, i ron, o rion

,

heron,whereon, hereon. r

43 - R ime, ream, rimy, rum,army , ram,arm, rim, rheum,roam

,rhime, rheumy,urim,

rhyme,aroma,wo rm,ro omy,warm, harem,aurum, harm,wo rmy, ro om.44—Wo rrier, auro ra, harier,

47—Reeky, yark, ro cky , o r

rack, raca, hero ic, ragg, arrach,wrig, ear-ache

,rag,

re-echo , awo rk,wark, roke,rick,wreck, hark, rug, rO

guy , arc, reek, earwig, ark,auric

,yerk, arrack, ruck,

erke, roucau, rake, rago o ,areek

,ro gue,wo rk, auriga,

ro cky, ro ck, ergo ,wrack,ro o k, uric, rig, reek, rack,rick, roky, Argo ,wreak, ar

ho rary , ho rro r, hirer, rear, gue, irk, o rc, hay-rick, reak,hurrier

, arrear, roary , roar, o rach.

o rrery,warrio r, han1 er aru 48—Arrive, rafi’, reve, ro of, tera

,bearer, aroura, erro r,view, rove, reave, rife, rive,

arrayer, rare, rehear,airer, reeve, aroph, rough,whererower, arriere,wearer . of,-aerify , revie, hereof,warf,

arefy, reefy , ro ofy, reef, rufl,45 -Wrawl, earl, rouleau,aril, rave.

rely,wo rral, yearly, hurly, 49—Euro pe,whereby, rape,aerial, royally , esral,who rle, rappee, repay , rupee, ruby,air-hole, o rally, ruly . ro ily, ro be, raib , harp, arro ba, rib,erewhile

,rule, ro il

, relay, ro chy, ripe,warho op, rabbi ,o riel, ho ral, o rle, royal, rill, rope, o rby, o rb,warp,wrap,real

,rial

,aurelia, o rlo , o ral, harpy, rip, rap, ro bbe, ropy ,warily, really,whirl, yarely, reap, hereby, rob, rub,araby,

rawly, areole,warely, ho r herby .

ally, reel, rally, early, rail, 50—Alls, halse, else, always,who rl, harl, ruelle, roll, alas,lys,lose,louse, Oleous,

PHR ENO -MNEMO T EC HNIC DIC T IONAR Y .

yellows, leazy, ale-house,awheels,lass, also , awless,lias

,allwise, loss, als,lease,

lace,lees,laze, leese, alo es,

eyeless, ileus, lice, lazy,lo ose, alias,lousy,lo os,alosa

,lauce,wayless, Oleoseluce,less,lessee.

5 1—Halt,alt

,welt,wheeled,

elude,wieldy,allied, eyelid,lid,willed, o olite, elute,wallet

,weald

,wield,lute, yeld,load

,holiday,allowed, heal

ed,wo old,wilt, health, li

thia, illude, willow-weed,

iliad,lead, eyelet,leat, held,i olite, eyelid,willowed, Old,lady ,lothe, lout, hold, holt,allo yed, let, laity ,

holloweyed,lade,lithy,loath,leet,wallet,loth, although,wild,well-a-day ,

alate, light, hallowed, leady , houlet, leo d,lewd,lot

,howlet, allude,

healthy ,aluta, ahold, loth,

elite, loud, holiday, alight,O iled

,lit, lathy, eld, lote,

hild,allayed, weld, alto ,law-day , hollowed, wold,

allot, oleate,laid,lothe, hilt,

late, auld, lite,led,wheeled, hilled, loathe,wealthy ,waylaid, aloud, lethe,walleyed,lautu,lith, hailed,lath,lathe

, elide, yold,laud,lo de,wealth, olid, alliotte, owlet,elate

,lo ot. althea,lad, hyalite

,hoult,lithe.

52— Lo on, hyaline,lane,auln,holy-one, elain, elo in,lown,

well-nigh, eolian,alien,lien,lean, leany, lin, line, lone,aliene, lune, alone, lain,lawn

,loan, hollen,lo in,law

ny,wo olen, yulan, alhenna,lion.1! 3

53 -Lama, loamy , elemi,il

lume,alme,whilom,lemma.leme, lime, hilum

,halm,

helm, alum, holm, lamia,haulm,whelm, elm,lamm,loam,limy,lame, lo om,lyam, elmy, lum,limn,lamb,limb .

1

54— Lure, healer,lair,waller,lour,lar,lerry,lower,lo re,hellier

, O iler, allayer, lo ry,lawy er,lere, hallier, owler,wallower,heeler, eller,lare,weeler,waylayer,leer,liar,willer,wallrue, lier, lyre,whilere,allure,layer, lurry ,

allower,hauler,lowery .

55— Loll,well-hole,lowly,lull,holily, lill, illwill, all-hail,lo yal, all-heal, halleljuahlily .

56—Hulchy,loach,alish,lech,lash,leach, hellish,lish,li ch,willowish, lo che, owlish,eyelash,wellwish,allo yage,eloge, yellowish,wallowish,leech

, allege, lege, leash,elo gy, hulch, lache, liege,eulo gy , elegy,ullage,Welsh,alledge, alo gy,lo dge,latch,lush

,letch,ledge.

57—Leg, lick,wilk,whelky,lo ck,whelk,alack,like, lig,laky

,lack

,lackey, alco , elk,

PERENO-MN'EMOT ECHNIC DIC T IONAR Y .

hell-hag,lucky , holly-ho ck,hulk, hillo c,lag, ilk,allo gny,alike, lake, lac, sllique,whilk, leak, iliac, lo cky,loke,aulic,laic,lo ok,leaky ,league, bulky, elke, loho ck,lug, Oleic, log, alga, eolic,luke,leek,luck,welk,lo ck,legge,lo chia. 1

58—Ale-ho of,alife,leave,leof,levee,levy, helve,alive, elf,leve, ale-wife, self, alo of,leafy,life,laugh,loaf, lava,luff,wayleave, live, lief,

elive,wolf, lo of, leaf, leef,lieve

,lave,love,loffe,leavy,

Olive.1»

59—Wallop, help, lip, lap,alp,lo bby, alibi , lope,lop,elbow, albe, yaulp, lo op,lob

,lib,lab,alb,lo oby, allhappy, yellowbo y, elope,welp, yolp,wall-pie,leap,lope, yelp.

60—Ashes, cho ice, jayse,

jesse, chaise, juice, chouse,chose, cheese, juicy, cheesy,chess

, joso ,wages, hugeous,juise, chuse, Jewess, jo yous,cho ose, chase

, juse, jess,aegis, egis, ages, gise.

6 1—J etteau, jot, aged, jayet,shot, sho e-tie, jet, chit, chitty, chateau, jutty, sheath,sheafy , jawed,wished, jut,shadow

, jettee, shide, jeat,shade

, chad, cheat, jetty ,

chide, chud, shote, chat,

ash-weed,geode, joyed, jade,chewed, sheat, shad, geat,sheet

, sheathe, chatty,sho d,shadowy, "

shoad, chode,sho ot, shady, shut, shout,shed, washed, shittah,achi ote, shouty ,waged, issued

, edged, etched, hatched,hitched,wedged,watched,

chewet,eye

-shot,watchet, 65—1ail,ash-hole, choule, jill,

62—Gin, john, chaun, chain,jo in, yojan, jane, shine,shun, jawn, China, genio ,geni i, agen, ashen, sheen,chine, shin, genie, genny,June, shone, chin, augean,chaun, shown, sho on, ascian, Asian, o cean, shinny,channa, hiation,widgeon.

63—Gem, chime, chum,sham,ashame, cham, shame, jam,shawm, gemmy, chammy,jemmy, gim, Chamo is,shamo is.

64 - Sho ry, wager, cherry,charry, huisher, cherry,shrew, jeer, chair, gyre, jar,eachwhere, chear

,usher,washer, sheer, shire, shear,

shower, wisher, hegira,chair

,cheer, sho er, shewer,

char,‘ jewry, ajar, sho re,

jury, cheery, asho re, share,cho re, suer, ossuary,assure,usure, usury, showery,edger, hosier,watcher, osier,witcher, azure, hosiery .

PHR ENO-MNEMO T EC HNIC DIC T IONAR Y.

sheal, jewel, shaul, hall,July , jowl, gaol,shyly ,shoal,shoaly , shell

, jole, shall,shai ], shile, shale, shole,hugely, usual,usually,showly , gill, jelley, jolly, chilly,shallow, hatchel, hitchel,agile, chill, geal, Shelley

,

gelly , chilli , \ shilly6 6—Jewish

,shash, showish,

judge.

6 7—C hecky, shag, check,3

C hoky, jug, jo g, hedge-hogcheck, scheick, choak, jagshack, chego e, sheik, juke,jo ckey, chuk, chuck, shake,shaic, shaky, jig, jack,jagg, sho ck, chick, ajuga,choke, sho ok, joke, cho ck,

geek, sho g, shough.r

68—J ove, sheave, shive,chafe, chuffy , chuff, ajava,achieve, ogive,shave, chive,chief, chaff, shove, sheaf,chaffy, chieve, Jehovah,

1 69—Chape, i oya, jape, japu,chap, sho e-boy,sheep,ship,cheap,sho pe, chapeau,chop,shape, chip, shab, job, jub,chub, cheep, jib, shop, gip,joup, gibe, choppy, shabby,chappy, chubby, gybe.

70—Haghes, geese, gas, cass,ghess, hagues, kiss, gauze,cow-house, accuse, causey,o x, aquose, chaos, yux,hoax,axe,wax, acus, gise,

gauzy , cause, goss, guise,wo x, guess, cx-eye, ukase,case

, gaze,agaze, co z, yex,quiz, echo es, cess, ex,wex,hux

, hox, queasy,aqueous,aguise, go ose.

7l—Gout,agate, coati ,agouty,hawk-weed, cadi, hakot

,

ho ckday,cow-weed

,quote,

couteau, quid, couth, quo it,acute

, quod, cat, gateway,

quiet, kata, kid, gat, caddy ,quite, goth,ago o d, hawked,go ety,wicked, Go d,aqueity,goat, coat, acute, hacked,weekday, goud, gat, gouty,coat, eked

, get, cuth, goad,gote, ho o ked, cate

, cade,guide, gaudy, agued, gowd,quit, kite, cuddow

,quota

,

gate, out, go o d, co de, gad,go o dy , yoked,act, egad, kit,coaiti

, acuity, kith, quoth,cod, quod, gith, cud, gayety,cot, gut,wicket, cadew,keyed, ket,agaty , got, quat,cote

,ego ity, equity

, gait,gutty, kiddow,acquit, hog~get, caddy, ketty, echo ed,

giddy, cuddy .it

72—Agone, coney, gun, kino ,guinea,agony,acknow, can,hackney, cone, gone, khan,gain,again, cony

,wicken

,

keen,awaken

,iguana, cany,

kan,oaken, kin, go en,akin,

guana, quinia, quean, cane,equine, ken,weaken, guano ,waken

, gan, queen, gawn,kine, co in, cano e, gown,

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kawn, cun

,quo in, chian,

conny, co ignac, wagon,agon, achean, gehenna.

73—Camaieu, game,Wigwam,acme, come, gum, cameo ,gom, gome, queme, came,o chimy, co om, oakum,kam,coma

, com,co omb

, guam,o gham, gummy, comb

,

comma, euchymy .a

74—Co re, carr, gry , co here

,

guara, equery, acker, cure,

query, queer, o chrey, cry,cc -heir

,ecurie

,quire, yago r,

gare, auger, eger, go er, gar,crow

, cray , caraway , aker,grew, car, aikrow, hawkeyer, cower

, gree, grey ,

eagre, augure, o chre, quarehawker, acquiry,waggery ,goar, gray , go ry , guhr, cur,wicker

, augury,waker, co r,craw

,augre, acre, care,

eager, o gre, howker, o cre,

o cra, o cker

,querry, curry ,

co rroway , quarry, cho ir,

quarre, gurrah, aquerry ,

carry , o ccur, egger, eggery,accrue, icho r, acho r, aigre,hickary , acquire, cowry .

75—Aculei , hackly, gayly ,acco il

, call,weekly

,quoll

,

coll, goal, ho ckle,weakly,eagle, clue

,oglio , clayey,

eaul, ogle, iggle, go el, kil,

glew, gowl, gaul, gola, co il,kayle,agul, cole, cloy, kell,huckle, clew, coaly, co ol,

hickwall, gull, coal, heckle,claw, ickle, kill, gale, qc.ell,cowl, quill, glow, quail,glee, gala, ugly, killow,galea,waggel, guile, aquila,quoll, gaily, hackle, gluey ,glue, keel, goll, kali , gula,clay

,kale, gall, equal, cull,

gallow, accola, gill, coyly,equally, colly, gaily , co olly,galloway, chyle, eclat, kiln,galley, cully, colly, gully,callow, acco il, aggle, acclo y

, cail, chely .

76—Coyish, aguish, gush,queachy, queach, C ouchee,couch, cowish, cash, gouge,cuish, keyage, gash, cage,sasho o , coach, cowhage,keech, gage, cache, couhage,ho gwash, acac ia, cassia,hoggish, biggish,waggish,cow-itch

,cadge cadgy,

catch,kedge, ketch, bagish.

77—Gawky, quick, co coa, keg, 3keek, cauky, gewgaw, cauk, sc o g, hayco ck, quack, co ok,

gig, co ke, gowk, coak, cagui , caek, queck, co cao ,cauk

,caulk

, quo ok, kecky,gawk, go g,ago g, quake, co ck,cake

, cucko o , caic , cag, kick,kcck, gag.

78—Kive,

caif, cave, quaff,gove, guaiova, goff, cuff, ccvey, calf, coffee, guava, cavy, keeve, gif, give, gaff,quaif, cove, calve, hiccough,

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86 fitch,

judge, fetch,vetch, fidge,fadge,vetchy,vauchee, fish,viage,voyage, avouch,fascia

, oafish,vouch, fishy .at

87— Fo g,vague, fag, feague,fake, fo ggy, havo c, fugue,fig,avo ke,vo gue.

88—Fife, fief, five, upheave,feoff

,fuff

, faff,vive,feoffy .

89 —Fap,fop, fibfub,fob,fubby, half-pay .

90— Abas, base, busy, po ize,po ze, pese, payse, pose,

piece, poss, epos, baize, byass, bo ce, heps, peace,pease,puis, bo ose, poesy, bassa,bouse, besee, abuse, boss,buss,abase, posy, pace, ibis,abyss, bice, pause, bosou,pass,po ise, bousy, bisa, piss,apiece, apis, apace, O bese

,

buzz, bayze, puce, bass,puss, bowse, bias, bossy , piazza

, pousse, pussy, abassy,Oppose, abbess, abbacy,appease, pas, bo osy,bowess,bos,whip-sawpious, peise .

9 1—Pattee, patty, petty, petthy, petto ,wiped,whipped,webby, hopped, pot, path,pnet, pathway, pate,bit, bitt, bate, bad, bot,hobit, opiate, bath, habit,abed, abate, obit, bedew, pi

tabaya, piot, piety, pewet,pight, paid, bedewy, abet,bowdye‘ pity, o beyed, bedye, peat, hebete, bawed,apo de, pawd, bo oty , bight,upight, bo ot, beat, bo de,apathy,but, pattee, haypote,put, bite, oubat, bo otee, eupathy, bait, behight, howdy,pith, poud,waped, abut,pout, bed,howbeit, pay-day,wiped, ubiety, bote, abo de,boat, pad, peed, piet, bo oth,bowet, bayed, bet, boyho o d,po et, bead, bateau, pithy,bat, pudic, ped, apt, bud,pat, beauty, butt, po o d, pit,about, hoped, abide, bett,bo dy, bide, behead, heaped,po d, bid, beet, pied, both,epode, pet, bout, abada, behot, bewet, boud, bathe,bowed.

92 -Waypane, bene, penny,pane, banoy, bean, piny,peony, pen, pan, behaney,bin

, paean, opine, abo on,ban, bony,baigne, bane,pin,pain, bunn, bo yuna, bawn,aubaine, puny, bane, ebony,behen, pun, been, open,bain, pawnee, heben, eben,bone, ben, piony, bo on,1 bagnio , pine, bonny, op

pone, peon, happen, upon,becknow, yapon,weapon,bo yunaappeau.

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93—Pam, bo om, pawm, bo rn,bawm, bema, beam, beem,eye

-beam, opium, pome, pu

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94—Hebrew,aubury, pare,boiar, burh, pyre, baree, pur,peer, pair, beer, boyar,par, prie, burr, bowery, pry,purr, pure, pro , bewray ,bowyer, aberr, bower, bewho re

,bare

,abho r, bo o r,

abarea,bear

,bier, upper,

power, aper, bur, bere, bo re,brew

,boar

, payer, abear,beware, brow, ho oper, boyer, pier, buyer, paru, bar,wiper, pray, per, proa, bray,po er, bahar, po ry, hyper,pour,weeper, bureau, eye

brow,byre

,hoper, po re,

prow, bury, pear, beray,heaper, hepar, obeyer,apory , Opera, flarre, burrow,barre

, perry, purre,appair,appear,wrapper. barra

,bur

row,berry .

95—Happily, bull, bully, billow, pully, bewile, bellow,billowy, appeal, pull, poly,pole, pull, ply, bole, plea,beal, ball, baal, pawl, bawl,blea

,bile

,bill

,blue, blew,

plough, pell, bo il, belie, behowl

, plow, pule, o bole,Opal, heaply, eye

-ball, bail,beel

,baily

,weighable, bell,

belay, poll, by-law

, peel,boll

,blow

,bewail, uplay,

bailee, beall, ably, peal, below,able, bowl, haply , bo oley , bowel, paly, po ol, blay,7

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abele, blee, poule, pall, behel

, pilow, belie, pail, pile,be-lye, bable, bale,pale,peel,belly .

96—Beech, beach, bugee, apish, bush, beachy, bosb,appease, push, bushy, bashaw,boyish, bash, beauish, bowge, poach, pash, pacha, page,pshaw,apogee, bouge, pish,bouche

, pouch, bauge, page,peach,abash, epigee, pitchy,budge, botchy, botch, bewitch, badge, pitch, batch,pitch, patch, bitch, po dge.

97—Beak,bake

,apeak, beg,

pawky , opague, bo ok, bo g.

beck,epi c, pi que, paca, pig,

peck, pack, po cky, pi capuke, poke, buck, bug, back,bouke, po ck, peack, opake,pico , bucao , pug, peg, pike,puck, big, aback, bac, pick, 1

bewake, paco , bag, baulk,balk, bacca, boggy , buggy,epo ch, epo cha. «1

98— Beho of, behove, buffpa-fvo , by-view, bee hive, beho ove, behave, beef, puff,above, peff, pave, bevy

,

by-wife

,up-beave.

99— Pap, bo o by, pape, bibio ,bubo

,beweep, pope, bob,

pipe, piep, epOpie, epopee,who o bub, bub, bib, bo be,papa, babe, pop, peep, pup,biaba, bo iobi , baubee, po op,baby, abib, pupa, papaw,pip. poppy. pappy. puppy.hubbub .

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IOO—Disease,dio cese, diesis, 1 07—Adhesive, disavow, de

decease,dio cess, thesi s, dis

seize, tasses, phthisis, atticise, disseizee.

1 0l— Audacity, doucet, deist,deicide

,dusty , taste,adust,

tacet, doucet, outset, educed,daisied

,hadiwist

,teased

,

test, dowst, deceit. testy ,dust

,dost

,atheist

,edacity

,

outside,twist,wo o dso ot,

Tuesday,abuitzote, tacit,

theist, tasty, dec ide, dioside,disc ide

,tissuet

,adosset

,dis

sec it, adducet,attaste,attest.ill

102— Design, do zen, outsin,disown

,doucine, dizen,whitsun

, outzany .

103—Atheism,desume

,de

ism,dismay, theism.

104— Desire, do zer,teaser

,

tisri , howitzer,wo o dseer,whitsour,douceur,wo o d

sare, dicer, outsour, towser,out-swear, dosser, dessary,wo o d-sawyer, dis-heir .

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105—O diously , do cile, outsell, decil, out-sail, headsail,teasell, tussle,whitsul, dazzle, outswell, tassel, dossil,thisle, thistly,way-thistle

,

desally .

10 6—Wo o d-sage.

107—T isic, tusk, dusky, desk,disk, disc, dusk, task,tusky ,

ceive, douzeare, theosophy .

109—Diso bey .

1 10—Adatis, idiotize, deduce,duteous, hydatis, tedious,iheo dicy .

a

lll—Doubted,deitate, doted,

dutied, dated, to othed, hotheaded

,hydatid, dead-wo o d,

ho ityto ity,out-date,edituate,edited

,attitude

,do dded

,

tatto o ed, twitted, debted,tedded

,dittied

, dotted.

1 12 -Deaden, detinue, dietine,ditone, detain, outdone, titan

,withouten, tighten, dit

tany, dio don.

1 1 3—Day-time, diadem, datum, te-deum,tedium.

2

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1 14—Dater, doter,withdraw,deter

,detour, datary, taudry,

theatre,white-water, head

tire, tea-tree, daughter, tuto r, theater, tither, dieter,dietary

,to oter, thither, da

tura,tether

, out-dare, audito r, doubter, audito ry, edi

to r, douter, tighter, didder,

tatter,tetter

,twitter, dudder,addito ry, eddy-water,whitewater .

1 1 5—Diddle,twattle, tweedle,attible, twittle, dotal, tidily,tidle, todle, twidle, deadly,

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do edal, detail, dawdle, title,daddle,do o dle, out-dwell,tattle

,white-tail

,lightly .

1 16—Dotage,deadish, idiotish,detach, toadish, to oth-edge,death-watch.

1 1 7— Idiotic, tetung, out-talk.

1 1 8— AutO -da-fe,auditive, da

tive, additive.

1 19— Out-top.

120—Adonis, heathenize, tenacy , héadiness,wideness,eye—witness,wetness, beedi 125—Denial, downhill, downness, tansy, tenuous, teens, haul

,tenail, thinly, tunnel

tense, thence,adenos, euthanasy, idoneous,whiteness,hotness,wo o dness,weightiness, thoughness, haughtiness, dense, aidance, (lance,audience

,witness

,dunce

,

tennis,thenis,wittiness.

1 2 1—Denote, dough-nut, dint,

dunnet, donnat, tinned, tau

ned,twinned

,attenuate

,at

tuned,attained

,attend, adeno id

, downed, tenet, tinet,tenuity, tent, tuned, tenth,twined

,daint, taunt, outwind

,daunt

,atoned,widen

ed,adnata

, denude, tend,teint

,haydenite,tant, downweed

,thy ine-wo o d,withwind

,whitened,wo o dnote,

dandy, outwent, to -night,heightened, twenty, taint, l3o—Demise, temse, timous,eighteenth, adaunt, audi ent, thammus.

tint, tind, aidant, dainty,dent.

122—Adonean, adnoun, tannin

, tenon, Athenian, Etnean.l23—Atheneum, autonomy,outname,wodanium.

1 24—Atoner,athano r, dunner,trunner, thunner, tannery,tanner, donary, dono r, denier, douanier, deanery, denary, tuner, teno r, teniere,whitener, tinner, dinner.

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126—Dunnish, dunnage, tonnage, dingy, Danish, tench,tinge, duneh, twinge.

127—Heading,waiting, thawing, dunkey,whetting, dewing, hating, butting, hadwing, widowing, wading,ding,wadding,weeding,aiding, eating,whiting, do ing,adding, dying, tawing,wedding,wo o ding, outing, ho oting, hiding, to ying, thing,dyeing, tying, donkey, outwing, awaiting, heating, tunic, ethnic, thong, dung,think

,dank, tang, adunque,

dungy, ho o dwink, thong,tung, tink, adonie, atonie,twank,woulding,wetting.

PHR ENO -MNEMO T E C HNIC DIC T IONAR Y .

1 3l—Dimity, dimit, demit,domite, di omede, deemed,do omed, admit, automath,ethmo id, tumite, timid, tumid,whitemeat,wo o dmite,wo o dmote, damned.

1 32— Ottoman, demon, etymon, demesne, thummin,demean, headman, toyman,temin,wo o dman, demain,taminy, domain, domino ,day-woman, ho dman, headmoney .

1 34—Admire, demure, demur,teemer, tumo r, tamer.

l35 -Dimly , domal, outmeal,tamely, timely,woad-mill,wo o dmill.

1 3 6— Dimish, damage, do omage.

1 3 7— Adamic,theomachy,atomic .

l38—Admove, domify, tume139—Dump, dumpy, thump,tump,tampo e, dampy, damp.

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,adarce

, tierce, duess, trace, thrice,weatherwise, trice, truce, uterus, 1 42—Ado rn

,drone, haytho rn,

thyrse, taurus, dairy-house, drein,tho rn

,dearn, drain,

dress,trass, ethereous, do rse, tern, outrun, outwo rn, trine,

hydrus, tress, otherwise, triune

,threne

,tho rny , tu

heath-rose, outraze, O do rous, reen,turn

,treen, trone, ute

etherize, theo rize,wethers, rine,throne,water-hen,tyran,trouse, truss, terce, terse, tyranny, terrine, derrain,atdrossy, terrace, thrissa, ter to rney

, terrene, out-reign,recas, dressy , dross, durous. deraign, derrain

,thereon,

attom, dron, therein, etern,

Nww.141—Ado red, dirt, deride, ioduret, adro it, dread, dart,trait, thred, threat, O do rate,day-wearied, out-hero d, hydrate, tired, terwit, trot,weathered, treaty, thereto ,thwart

,thereat, high-tower

ed,thereout,throughout,wa

tered, dearth, tared, tro d,dared, truth,Wo o dward, atred, therewith, tread,tardy,tart

, third, terete, trout, durity, hitherto , dried, outro ot, droughty, thready ,WItherite

, dard, outro de, troat,iterate

, hatred,autho rity,

drought, thyro id, teredo,

throaty,withered

, athwart,troyweight, outright, trite,draught, outwrought, treat,outwrite

,waterwith

,troth,

teref,thread

,drouth

,deau

rate,tret

,thirty , tirade, outwo rth, throat, trade, ydrad,

daourite, do rado , dirty,triad,

tread, outward,dowered

,

outride,deho rt, tride, tro de,

drad,adread

,turret,atterate, 2

iterate, uttered, udderet. f

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tarin, derain, darn, train, drake, dark, teawo rk, trachtrainy, atherine, dern, do rn, ea,tro cbee,tro che,thearchy .

drawn, hawtho rn, do rian,tho rena, diarian.

1 43—Adarme,autero om,atheroma, dream, dram, dio rama,drama, dew-wo rm, thrum,turm

,theo rem, term, trim,

tharm, witwo rm, wo o dwo rm.l44—Ado rer, outroar,adherer,otherwhere, drawer, drear,do rrer, drier, dreary, darer,trier

,trar, trio r, thrower,

tearer,attirer, atterer,wat

ferer,terro r,terrar .

145—Dreul, draw-well, drail,hederal, droll, dearly, drill,outerly, trowl, therewhile

,

tho roughly, ethereal, truly,otherwhile, trial, drawl

,

dro il,trowel, thrall, twirl,

tho ral, trail, waterwheel,treul, trill, troll, throughly,thrill, utterly, terrel, turrel.Q

1 46—Waterish, waterage,dirge, outrage, targe, outrage, targe, outreach,dredge,trash, thrash,thrush,thresh,trashy,theurgy, trudge.

147—T erek, do ric , turkey,trig, turky, theo ric theriac,truck, dirk, thrack, track,darie, drag, day-wo rk, outwo rk, water-bo g, tri ck

,

darok, draco , trug, treague,

148—Atrophy, draff, derive,drave

,drive, dwarf, throve,

trave, turf, trophy, thrive,thrave

,thereof, tariff, tarif,wo o d-ro of,wo odruff,wo o d

reve,terrify, drafl

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.4

149—Atropia, atrip, trape,threap, thro b, thereby,towrope,waterpoa, trip, tripe,trope, tribe, tarabe, headrope, trap, tro op, theo rbo ,drip, eye

-drop, tho rp, drab,drop, drape, drib, do rp,dro op.

150—Atlas, aidless, dowlas,toll-house, heedless, tales,weightless, idolous, heatless,idealize, id olize, headless,weedless,wo o d-louse,witeless, weedless, weetless,utilize, talus, addulce,witless.

l5 1— Adelite, athlete, dilut,

day-light, dolt, told, outlet,outlawed, twilight, tailed,delude, thulite, delate, tilt,tilth

, toledo , to ilet,withheld,wheedled, withhold,toled, edelite

,huddled

, dilate, tiled, etiolate, delete,eudialyite, utility,adult, delayed, addled,wattled, atilt,delight, tallowed, dull-eyed,thallite.

1 52—Italian, outline,whiteline, talion. s

153—Dilemma.

54 pIIR RNOMNEMO T EC IINIC DIC T IONAR Y .

l54—Adularia, wo odlayer, 1 67—Wo o d-sho ck, tajacu.

huddler, outlawry, outlier,delayer, to iler, dolo r, idler, toy-shop,tilo re, telary, tailo r, dealer,tiler,wheedler, dollar, tiller, dweller, thiller, teller,tollar.

155—Day-lily, idlely.

156—Dallage, tallage, tillage,talliage, taillage, theolo gy ,deluge, idolish, telesia

,

atheolo gy, etiolo gy, ethology.

157—Wedlo ck, thilk, tale, hidalgo ,talek, dialo gue, italic,wo o d-lo ck

,theolo gue, out

lo ok, talcky .

l58—Delph, delphia, delve,delf, outlive, twelve.

159—Dewlap, outleap, tulip,outlope, dallop.

1 60—Wateh-house, wo odashes

,audacious

,edacious,

tajassu.

1 6l—Adjute, dashed, dished,digit, out-shut, outsho ot,attached,wet-sho d,wo o dehat

,white-washed, two

edged, thatched.a

1 62—Adjo in, dejune, digyn,out-shine, attagen, tuition,audition, addition, adition,edition, adhesion, dition.

1 64—Adjure, teacher, dowager,dadgery,twitcher, ditch 1 76—Do ggish, dog-watch.

It

er, thatcher.

1 65—Adagial, techily.s 1 77—Wo o d-co ck, heath-co ck,

1 66—Adjudge.

1 69—Head-ship,waywo deship.

1 7O—Atagas, ataxy , adequacy , attics, eutaxy

,ethics,

etwee case, hat-case, do xy ,do g

-house, tax ,white-wax . fi

l7 1—Ediet, do cket, tacket,out-gate, tucket, do gate,out-act, educate, do quet, deeade

,adequate, thicket,

do g-wo od, etiquet, decayed,

adact, decoyed, decked,tact, ticket,wo o d-go d, addict, daggat, digget, toged

,

1 72— T heogony, taken, token,thicken, twiggen, deacon,eutychian.

1 3— Digamy, do gma, digamma.1 74—Decury,degree,doucker,outcry, decayer, dicker,decker, decry, out-grow, decrew, do g

-weary, tucker,taker

,tacker

,tyger, dakir,

to ger, decree,tiger,attacker,dagger, digger,tugger, headgear .

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1 75—Dog-hole, do gly , ethical,tickle, tackle, thickly, daycoal,wo o dcoal, to ggel, attical, ethically .

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20 1—Unset, honest, unsewet,nasute

,incide, honesty,nau

seate,nosed

,nasty, unwist,

honeysweet, unsaid, unso ot,unswate

, anewst, unused,nicety, inside, ensate, inset,unseat

, unsowed,unswayed,no ised,nest, unsought, in

sight, incite, unassayed, onset,wednesday .

202—Nisan,unsinew

, insane,ensign, unsown, unseen, insinew

, encenia,nicene, unison.

203—Enseam, unseam, un

seem,inseam, insume.

204— Inseer, unswear,wincer,anser

, answer .a

205- Nosle,nousle

,uneasily

,

unsoul, unslow,nasal, hein

ously,no isily,nicely, enseal,no zzle

,inisle

,unwisely,un

seal,nuzzle,no zle,ancile.

207— Nosegay .

208—No cive,unsafe, ensafe.

209—Ensweep.

2 1 0—Nidus,notus,notes, Indies, entice, endos, indice,nowadays, intuse, induce,needs

,no dose, anatase, nodus

,autecy

,hand-saw,antes,

hounds,notice.

2 1 1—Endite,nudity, indued,

ino diate,notwheat

,undight,

unthawed,unthought,night

untaught,ed, night-dew,

PHR ENOMNEMO T E CHNIC DIC T IONAR Y .

dite,needed, entheat,noted,endowed, ounded

, o inted,wounded,wanted,wonted,haunted, hunted, handed

,

untidy, nited, innated, annoted, annotate, kneaded

,

indebt, knotted,want-wit,indict.

2 1 2—lntone, uneaten,untune,enwiden, entwine, undone,entune, intwine

,Indian

,

ano dyne, untwine, Andean,antennae, indign,wanton.

2 1 3—Anatomy, anademe,nudam, intime, entame,anathema,anthem.

2 14—Another, niter, nider,endower, neither, needer,undo er,noter,untrue, entry,wandero o , under, nature,uniter,nadir, nether, nitry,inter, enter, endure,notary,intire, hinder, entire, hander,anatrou, endear, wander,antre, anther, wounder,andira, wintery, haunter

,winter,aunter,hunter,wind

row,winder, nitre, neuter,kneader .

2 1 5— No dule, ento il, needily,needle

,no ddle, until, untile,natal

, unwittily, nightily,nightly, no o dle, inutile,naughtily, neatly, entail,unideal, handle,ant-hill,nettle

, cudell, handily ,windle,knightly, innately, knittle,nittily, intaglio .

untied, entity, united, in2 1 6—Unteach,nightish,wan

PHR ENO -MNEMO T EC HNIC DIC T IONAR Y .

tage, inditch, night-watch,nut-hatch,night-witch,windhatch.

2 1 7—Natka, undeck, nighthag,wind-egg,nautic,antic,indigo , antique, nut-ho ok,untaek .

2 18—Notify, undeaf, endiveunative, undeify,native.

2 1 9— Hand-bow, knee-deep.

23 7—Unmake,naumachy.

220 -Nones,ananas, oneness,nighness,newness, enounce, 238—Nymph, nympha, ennolanec, nonce, enhance, move.

announce,annoyance.1. 240—Onerous,unawares,nou

riee, enrace, inherse,nurse.

22 1—Ninety, inanity, no onday, unwont, no int, anent,ninth, unhand, unhandy,ano int, unwound, un-knit,un-knot, ih-knot, honeygnat.

222 —Unknown.226—Nonage,nuncio .

227— Inning,annoying,ninga,winnowing, unhang,winning, whining, tinning,knowing, yawning, owning,weening,waning,weaning,newmg, awnmg, gnawmg.

230— Euonymous,animose.

23 1—Enmity , anomite, unaimed, enomoty, unmeet,

unmighty, uhnamed

, animetta, named,inhumed, unmade, inmate

3

inhumate, nimiety, nomad,honey-mouth.

232—Nominee, inhuman,anemony,anemone,unman,unwoman, honeymo on, pneunomy, pneumonia.

234—Unmo o r,unmiry,namer,enamo r,nimmer .

235—Anomaly, enamel, animal,namely,nomial.

24 1— Nard, inherit, unread,inured, inroad, whinyard,unwreath, narrate, narrowed, unright, honeywo rt, ihwrought, nayward, enro ot,unwo rthy, onward, unhurt,hono red,nerite, nereid, inwreathe

,unro ot, naywo rd,

unhardy, inward,no rth ihert

,unready, onerate.

242— Inurn, unwo rm, wanho rn.

243—Eno rm, enrheum, henharm, inerm,unarm.

244—Onerary, hono rer, honorary,narrower, hen-barrier.

245— Unreal, unroyal, enroll,unwarily

,unroll,nearly ,un

ruly,inrail, knarly, gnarl,

innerly, narrowly, knurly,knurly .

246—Unrash, enrage, inarch,

58 PHRENO -MNEMO T EC HNIC DIC T IONAR Y .

enrich, enridge,nourish, en inhesion, inition, inhiation,ergy . notion,nation,unition.

247—Unrig, anarchy,anareh.

264—Uncheery,wenched, eu

248—Nerve, ,nervy, enerve un joyer, injury, injure.1 ‘

ro of, unreeve, unreave, en265—Inshell,uncial, engoal. 4

rive, narrify, innerve, in

rough.

249— Enro be, unripe, inwrap,unwrap, enwrap, unro beurip,wainrope.

250—Unless,wineless, inlace,unlace

, analyse, honeyless,awnless

,anhelose.

25 1—Uno iled, unallowed,umweildy, unload, inhaled,nould

,yanolite, anility , enlight, inhold, unlade, inlaid,

unwildy,nihility,nailed,unlute, unlaid, inlet.

252— Inulin.254—Nailer, nailery, inhalerinlayer, kneeler .

1 1

256—Naulage, analo gy, neology, unlatch, enallage.

257— Inlo ek, nylgau, unlikeunlucky, unlo ck.

258— Enlive,nullify .

260 —Unjo yous, enchase.

26 1— Inched, unshea.h,winechat, unchewed, unshout,unsheathe, unwished, unwashed, unshot, unjoyedunsho d.

262—Unchain,unwashed, en

chain, injo in, ingeny, enjo in,

267—Unsho o k.

268—Unchafe.

269—Unshape, unship.

270—Negus, onyx,inease, in

iquous, inno cuous,weighing-house,un-ease.

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27 1—Uncaught, unget, necked, inquiet, honey-

guide,naked, ,ungotuncouth, ingot,

iniquity, enecate,unawaked,uncut, enact,unhacked,neckweed, inacquate, ingate, unked, unyoked, kno cked, unqui et.

272— Nankeen, eunuchate,incony ,ancony,aneone, enneagon, ancon,noggin,noggen.

273—Enigma,, income, uncalm, aneone.

274— Inquiry, incur, enquire,ahaniger,nicker,nacker, enco re, engo re, neger, negro ,inquire, ancho r, anger, hanker, anker, anger, hungry,younger, banger, hunger,winker, younker, ahungry,kno cker, knacker, nickar,ungear .

275—Inequal, unglue, unkle,ingle,niggle,unequal,uncle,Wo o ihgly, engle, ungula,

PE RENO -MNEMO T ECHNIC DIC T IONAR Y .wankle, youngly, unclew,nickel, inkle, angle, hancle.

276 -Encoach, encage, anago ge, engage, youngish, incage, knackish.

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277 -Inco g, unqui ck.

278—Encave, unco if.279—Uncap, hangby, enco op280—Niveous, infuse, envious,novice, invo i ce, invious.

28 1— Unfit,naivete, Innovate,invade, unfeed, unvote, invite

, unavowed, neophyte,naphtha, novity, unfed,nufought, unwived, envied

,

282—Uneven, inwoven.

283— Infame, infamy.1“

284—Anapho ra,envier, enfire,infer

, unfair, unfree,never .

285—Unveil, unvail, navel,naval, unfo ol,wine-fly, uival

,novel,nifle,naively .a:

287— Invoke, univoque, univoke.*

288— Infeoff, enfeoff. t290—Anopsy, unbias.

29 1—Unpaid,unwept, inhab it,kno pped, unwiped, no bo dy,uno beyed, unapt, unwhipt,hen-bit

,wainbot neaped,

unweeped, inhib it, unbit,inept, unhewed, unbought,unbed.

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292—Unpin, unpen, benbane,knee-pan. 307—Misyoke,mosaic,mask,

unpure, nehbo o r, neighbo r,nipper .

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295—Enable,no bly , nebula,

nebile,nebule, nibble, unable

,inhab ile

, unbowel,nipsple, noble, nopal, nubble,unhappily,nappal, knubble,knowable.

296 —Knappish.It

297—Unpack, honey-bag, inbeing, unbeing, unpeg.

299—Nabeb.41

300—Meiosis, mis-use,misease, ambsace.

30 1—Mustee,mo ist, misdo ,mist,mucite,masty,amazed,mucid,most,must,homicide,mo isty, missite, messed,musty,misty,miswed,mu

set, amused, highmost,ammecite, amassed,mast,mussite.

3 02—Misween,mizzen,ma

son, Amazon.303—Miasm,miasma,muse304—Misery,muser, amuser,mouser,miser,miswear,mazer,mis-hear, emissary,masser .

Iv305—Mislay,measly,mousebele,muzzle,misly,maceale,misle,measle,mizzle,missal,missile,muscle,missel,mussel.

306—Messuage,message.It

60 PHRENO -MNEMO T ECHNIC DIC T IONAR Y.music,mesk,musk,musky, tal,monthly,meetly,medle,mosque,mouse-hawk, immud-wall, mutual,medal,mask

,mucic . mo dule,meddle,mutely .

308—Amusive,massive,missive.

a 3 1 6—Metage, mo dish,midage.

3 10—Madhouse,mathes,mid 3 1 7—Medic,mythi c, emetic,sea,mo ot-heuse,immediacy, mayduke,metie,mithic .

3 18 —Motive,madefy ,mo dify,3 1 1—Mediety, meated,mediate

,imitate,amadet,mau

date,matweed,maidho o d,metheat

,mid-day,amadetto ,motet

,hamated, hematite,metho d, humidity,mouth

ed,madid,amedyte,mouted,madid, amedyte, mo oted,emitted, immediate, midwo o d.

3 12—Emetin,mothen, hema

tin,medin,maiden,madona,madden,matin, hemitone,mutine, mutiny, midden,mutton,mitten,madonna.

3 1 3—Medium,madam.

3 14—Mauther,mature,mo ider

,mitter,meadow-o re,mo

to r, Madeira, amateur,me

ter,meeter,mitre,metre,meteo r,mo ido re,mothery,moto ry,meeter,mutter, immature, medder, madder,matter,mother.

a 322—Amonian, hymenian,3 1 5—Muddily

,metella, mu munien, ammonian,mintually, mo ot-hall,maudil, i on. 1 1middle

,motley,mautle,me 323—Amenium,minum, emdial,mutule,mo del,mettle, nium, minium, hemouymaddle

, mo dwall, modal, my,minim,moneme.amuddle,medly,mantel,me

3 19—Metope, hematepe.

320—Meanness, immense,minions, ominous,minaey, humanize,manes,amnios,menace,muns,mense,mince,womanize.

1 1

32 1—Ominate,mo on-eyed, immanity, immunity, ammonite, immuned, mo oned,mo onet, moaned, manto ,moaned,manho o d,maned,munity,minuet, amenity,menad,wayment, humanate

,manati , humanity ,mu

nite,womanho o d,miniate,minute, amianth, amenty,

ament,month,maunt,mind,Mahound, maund, mund,meynt,mend,mound,Menday,amand,meant, amend,manta,mint,mounty ,meint,amount,mantua, emend.

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324—Manuary,manure,miner,manner,minheer,mano r,mamo r,mino r,moneyer

325—Manil,menial, humanely ,womanly,manual, hymenial

,mainly, yeomanly,manly,manilla, immanely,

humanely .

326—Amenage, moneyage,menage, munch, mange,maunch,manehe,mounch, 3 42 —Mo reen

,murine,mo rn,manege, minish, monish, marine,marena,mo o r-hen,mo onish

,manage,weman mourne, mourn, maro on,

ish. murri on,murrhine,myrr3 27—Hymnic ,maniac ,mang, hine,murrain,mo rien. amanio c, hymning,mango ,among,mangy,mink,monk, 343—Maw-wo rm,mo rmo .monkey,mewing,minnec,maying, ammonic, aiming,mewmg,mmg.

3 3 1— Maimed,maumet, homemomet,miemite,mawmet,made,mammoth,mammed .

m

3 32—Mammon.3 3 3—Amomum. 346—Marsh,march,mourage,3 34—Mimer,memo ir, homee marriage,mo o rish, emerge,

emeria,memo ry,mamma mirage, marshy, merge,ry , mammer, mummer, marish, hemerrage.mummery,mammary .

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347—Mo ro cce,murk, Ameri335—Mammal. ca

,murky,margay,homerie,33 6—Mawmish. waymark,murky,mareca,33 7—Mimic,mimick,mammarque,mark,mirk.mo c .

33 8—Mummify . 348—Mo rphia, mo rphew,l33 9—Mump. amo rphy, amo rpha.340— Humo rous,mo rse,mars,mo rose, amerce, amo rose, 350—Homeless,milice, aim

amo rosa, amo rous,mo rass,merice,myrus,mercy,mer

rice, immerse.

34 1—Maratha, amo ret, homeward,myriad,murth,mirth,mo rt,muriate,amert,mart,meered, amarado ,maraud,merd,humo red, marriedmeered, merit, immerit

,

immuret, hammered.

344—Myriare,mirro r,marrer,

hammerer.

345—Humeral,merel,mo ral,marly

,marl

,mo ril,humo ral,merely,mural,merle, immo ral,mo rally,merrily

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less,mulse

,emulous,malice,mallews.

35 1—May-lady, emulate, emelet, emellate,millet,mellate

,mulatto ,mallet,mellite,mellit, mullet, immolate,

immold,immailed,milt,malt,amilot,maltha, heme-lot,humility,meld,moldy,melo dy ,mould,malady,moult,mole-eyed, humiliate,malet,moult,melt,mildew,mild,mailed, amulet, malleate,lhamlet

,malate.

352—Amyline,molien, homelyn,mullion,mellen,milli on.

354—Malar,miliary,mulier,molar,millree,mewler,millree

,muller,milliary,miller . 375—Muckhill

,amical,ma

cule, Mogul,meekle,maeu 1

355—Melwel,mole-hill,may la,muckle,meekly,mickle.

lily,homelily .

356—Mulch,mulish,myelo 376—Mawkish,muggish.

gy,mileage,milch,militia. 13 77 - Meaco ck

,maeaueo .

357—Milkyway ,milky,malie, amalaga,milk, hemlo ck,mul3 79—Muckheap,magpie,maeleck cabo y .

348—Mollify . 380

36 1—Muchwhat,mashed, im38 1—Mufti .meshed,match. 382—Homophony,muffin.362 -Emotion, emission, hye 384—Ampho r,ampho ra,memetion, emission, humation,amissien,motion, emotion, 385—Muflie, amovel,may-fly,homo geny,mishna, immis 390—Empuse, embassy,mopsion. sey, empesa, embase, im

364—Micher,mIehery, hema base, empuse, emboss,mo

ger, imagery,majo r,measure.

a

365—Muchel,mugil.367—Magi c .

370 —Mucous, mix,mokes,muxy,mucus,mexa,mug

beuse,immix .

37 1~Makeweight, humect,mugweed,mo cked,maggot,maggoty, hemachate.

392—Meeken,maukin,mahogany .

3 73—Mey-game.

3 74—Mo ckery, way-maker,mucro , mucker, mo cker,maker,meagre, hay-maker,maugre,meager.

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radiate, writhed, erudite,hardiho o d, red-hot, hard

dle, hardily, rightly, rutil.head,wreathed, rotate, ere 4 1 6—Retouch, radish, roytisb,diate, ero ded, arduity, arietate, redeut,aridity,aurated,aerated, ro oted,warded, rated,wo rded, awarded, highhearted

, warted, righted,irritate, arreted, redoubt, roditto

,hearted.

4 12—Way-warden, routine,warden,redan, retina, er

dein, hearten, harden, earthen

,retinue, retain, raten,

rho dian,burden

, rato on, retten, righten, redden, ratteenridden

,written, rhetian, harrateen. 1“

4 1 3—Rho dium, bo redom, iridiumeurythmy ,who redom,heirdom

,redeem, rhythm,

erratum.4 14—Hoarder, ri oter,warder,urethra

,ereterio , awarder,

o rato r,artery, rotary, arder,rouser, o rder reader, o re

to ry, o rdure, retire, reader,writer, rheto r, ureter, re

draw,wire-draw, ro oter,

reiter,hard-ware, rater,wo r

der, hurter, rider, righter,ruttier, rudder.

415—Rat-tail, rattle,waywardruttle

,rudder, readily rude

ly, reddle, ao rtal, radle, hurtle, redly, heartyhale, rutile,wo rthily, ritual,writle, re

tail, hurdle,earthly ,hardly,where-withal,

heritage, reddish,re-attach.

heart-wole, 422— Renown, runnion, renion

,re-union. 1“

radial, o rdeal, heartily, rid 422—Uranium. at

41 7—R etece, heretic, art'

ie,hardo ck, erotic, retake, ruddo e, erratic, heart-ache,hereto ch.

4 18—R etafia,o rtive

,reedify,

ratify .

41 9— O rtho epy, heart-pea.

420—Whereness,arenose

,airi

ness, rawness,wariness,

erreneous,weariness, arenous, araneous, hoarinessarianize, harness, hairiness,runes, barns, ruinous,wryness,urinous,eerians,eriency,rounce, reins, rinse, ruins.

42l—Ruinate,ironed,whereinto , renewed, ho rned, earned,warned, reunite

, yernut.mronaut, ruined, uranite,o rnate, arnot, ranty

,runt

,

hereunto , o rient, aroynt,around, rent, aro int, round,rant,whereunto , iron-wo o d,rundo , randy

, hereinto,

ho rehound, hare-hound,

ro int, rondean, araigned,hour-hand, rand, rind, rent,rent, rient, hoarheund, rinnet, rennet,arnotte.

PHR ENO -MNEMO T ECHNIC DIC T IONAR Y .

424—Runer, homer,renewer,warner,mnner,warrener.

a

miner,urinary,Milk-W

k

—Renewa1 urinal, renal,wo rnil, hernhill, ho rn-owl,

runnel.426—Ho rnish, renish, renege,ro ynish, hernshaw,wrench,heronshaw

,reenjoy, range,

ranch, raunch, o range, arrange.

427—Runic, yarning,warning,eringo , hairhung, hearing,wrong, rung, eringo , rang,harangue, rank, eryngo ,reng, herring, harrowing,ai ring, rowing, hurrymg,earing, wo rrying, erring,wearing,hiring, ring, rueing,wring,arraying.

429— Rainbow.3 0— Rameous, ramousarms,rimous,mous.

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43 1— Ramed, remade,heremit,

g428—Ho rnify .

1 4

g4remiss

, rImos, ra

armed, eremite, ro omthy ,remote

,rammed, wo rmweed, warmth, remedy,

armada,hermit, harmed,wo rmed, remit

, warmed,ro omth.

432—Roman,aramean

,Abriman

,Ariman, ermin,arman,remain

, remo on, ermine,harmony.

433— Rammy .

434—Armo ry, rumo r, remo ra,9

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armo r, roamer, rammer,rhymer, rummer.

53 5—Remal,arm-hole harmel, ramula,warmly .

43 6—Ramish, ramage,romish,rumage, temish, ro omage,romage

437—Remake, rhymi c .

438—Ramify, remove.

439—Rump, ramp, rhombo ,romp, rhomb , rumb .

440—Rehearse,warriers.44 1—Rarity, ro rid

, rewo rd,hare-wo rt

, reward, rewrite,reared

, highreared, arrowro ot. at

442—Warwo rn.443—Wire-wo rmhair-wo rm.444—Roarer.

445 A,

uro ralr‘

ately,rurally

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reral, rural.

446—Rare-show,arrearage.

447—Hierarella, hierarchy .

448—Rarefy450—Realiz'e, hireless,airless,earless

, release, erewhiles,

hair-lace,fhairless, royalize,hairless

, rayless,wareless,

relesse.A ,

l—R eei ‘lty, relaid'

,aarylight,rulled

,wriled,airylight, re

late, anralite, royalty, o rlet

,wo rld,harlot, herald, ro iled,

hurled, relight, arrilled, rilled

, reality, rolled.4'

452—Reloanaurelian, o rillon.t453—R ealm, relume, heir

lo om.454— Raillery, hurler, ruler,relier

,railer, ‘

ro illeur, roller.

456—1 1elish, ho rloge, hyerology, serology, ho rology,orolo gy .

457— 11 ewlo ck, relic, earlo ck,warlike, harlo cklo ck,warluck.

458—R elive, relief, .relievo ,relov, relieve.

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459— 1 11. lap, o rlop, hare-lip460—O rg

'ies,o rgeis, r ejo ice,

riches,archwise.

46 1—Urged, rushed, riched, 72—Areane,wroken,argoan,reached

,ro chet, ear-shot, o rgan, ra

o rgeat, r d, recheat, areh co on, hearke‘n,o rfgamregain,

ed,wrate ed,ratchet. o rgan

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-Areh-fo e, archwife,argive.

69—Hership, heroship,wo rship, reship.

47O—Recuse, earqwax ,argosy,raucous, rugess,werk-house,Argus, -erchis, .auro chs, ir

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riguons,archeus;v"47L—Erect,wrecked,argute,ro ekwo ed,wo rkiday, ergot,Iegata,

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,raked,wo rked,ar

cade,arkite, reeked, ro cket,argued,arcady, react, haricet, regent, requite,arrect,arrogate, irrigate, reecho ed,ragged, rigged, rugged.

73—Reniem. 0

74 recure, require,racke'

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75—Aurieula, recall,’ ro ckOil, regéie, herbicafl‘dfiricle,

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480—Refuse, o rifice, rufous,revise, O rpheus,war-efiee

A8:l-Aerified, ro ofed, highro ofed, bare-fo ot, reviewed,rarity, reefed, refit, refute,.raft, reft, rivet, rift,arrived.

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482—Ravin, revenue, riven,ravine, ruflian, riphean, raven, o rphean, o rphan, refine.

484—Reverie,wherefo re, revere, revery, referee,warfare, reviewer. refer, riverraver,whereever, rover.

485— 1 reful, revel,arvel,wareful, revile, rivel, reflew, o rval, reveal, refel, rival, rifle,rueful, revel, reveille,wefully, revelly,arrive]. 1 1

486—Refugee, ravish, ravage,,rivage,wharfage, refuge.

487—Ho rrific , revoke.488—Revive.

490~ AII 1 1 .0nmbIO IIS , air

po ise, herpes, erebus,repass,repose, rebus, erbis, herbous,euripus, re-eppose.

49 1—War-beat, rebate, rabid,rapid, herbid, arbute, hereabout, .waped,, ,

erbate, tubied, repeat, rebate,warped,o rbed, orbit, rebate, rebate,

«r ebut, rapt, repaid, repute,robed, o rbity, r

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ipt,whereasbout.serupt”wrapped, rub

bed, ripped, rabbit, robbed,

hair-pinriban, riban, repine, r ibinwhereupon,Arabian, repine,urbane, European, harpeon,ribbon, hereupon, repugn.

494—R e-appear, herbo rough,herbo rough, rebury , herbar,reaper, ripier, repour,arbo r,ropery, harper, herbo r, herber, rapier, herbary, robbe

j,wrapper, rapparee, rappe

,rIpper .

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495—Arable, bare-bell, rebel,herbal, repel, earable, rewable, re-beil, ripely, hairbell, rapil, repeal, ruble, reply,warble, herple,wearable,warable, errable, herrible, ho rrbily, rapillo .

96—Arpeggio ,rubbish, herbage, rubbage.

497—Year-bo ok, ro ebuck, tubieo , repack, Arabic, earpiek, rebeck, o rbic, rebuke.

4987—Rubify, rebuff.499—Harepipe, ribibe, airpipe.

50O—Lesses.50 1—Aeolist, illicit, lawsuit,whilst, aleedo , lest, lusty,list,alo eswo o d, lucid,lewest

,laced,leucite,lest,least,licit,‘lust,last,leased,lo osed,leeside, elic it, hillaside, helicite.

b 502—Elsen, leucine, ’leosen,

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lisne,leucin,lesson,leasen,lessen,listen. a503—Lyeeum,whelesome,wilsome,lissom.

504- All-seer, eliser, eluso ry,halser, elsewhere

, leaser,lazar, luso ry, loser, ulcer,lesser,lesso r, illuso ry, allusery .

505—Lazily, lousily,lo osely,lazuli ,losel,wholesale.

507— Hylo zo ic, lask,wo olsack,lusk.v

508—Elusive, illusive, allusive.

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509—Lisp,well-sweep,

5 10—Bleets,lights, halituous,light-house,waltz, olidous,wilds,lettuce,lettice. a

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5 1l—Lighted,welded, elated,elated, hilted,litote,leaded,lethed,lated,luted,lady-day,lithiate, leetide, lauded,laded

,lituite,wilted,wo olded,wielded, yelded, eluded, i 1ludad.

3 5 12—Lighten,wild-honey ,altin, elatin,laden,latin,leaden, lethean, leden, leteen,litany, Lydian,welldone,elden,litten, illighten,allo dian.O

5 1 3—Halidom, holidam,allodium. 1

5 14— Alder, aliture, leader,lo iter, leathery, leather,lother, luter, lither,laiter,lighter, leather, O il-tree,

5 1 6—Latish,loutish, oldish.

5 1 7—Altaic, aleutic, alo etic,auletic

,eleatic, lady-cow,lithic .

5 18—Old-wife,ladify , illative.

ladder,welter,wilder, uletree, elder, holder, halter,elatery

,eleter,loader,laud

er,lather,later, Olito ry, altar, elatere

,lether, alter,litre

,latria,well-water, yel

der, litter, latter, letter,lattery .

5 15—Lightly,wealthily, aludel

,healthily

,loathly,late

ly, lothly, lethal, ladle,loudly,laidly,little,lewdly,wildly, allo dial, eyelet-hole.

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520—Wiliness, holiness,lowwines, illness,lioness,lens,lunacy ,lowness,wo oliness,o iliness, ulans, elance, alienee, hellenize, hollowness,alliance,allowance, yellowness.

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52 1—Alienate, allnight, elo inete,lunet, elo ined,lanate,lined,lenity,lineate,laniate,O il-nut,walnut,wale-knot,aland

,lent, eland,lunt,lend,lint,laund, land, lownd,lent

,landau, helland, allan

ite, lunetta, linnet, island,islandy,leanto .

522—Leonine,linen. a524—Laniary, linear,lunary,lunar, ulnar.

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525—Alonely, lonely, lineal, 539—Lump,lomp,limp,lumlineally .1“

py,limbo ,lamp.1»

526— Alienage,alnage,lenish, 540—Lo ris, helly-rose,walrus.lineage, ulnage, ellinge,lingy,lounge,longe,launch,laneh, elenge,lunch,linch.

527—Ling, lung,lingo , leng,elong,leng,along,lank,link,lanky, hellenic, lenno ck,eeling, whiling, hauling,healing,wailing,wallowing,howling,wauling,wheeling,walling, haling, laying, alloying, hailing, o iling, owling, yelling, hollowing, allying,allowing,lawing, lying,ailing, hilling, ballo oing,willing.

528—Lenify .

530—Halimass, limous,wall546—Large,larch,lurch.tmoss,lemmas.

547—Lark,lyric, lurk, largo .

53 1—Almadie,almighty, alamo de, almude, alumed,

helmed, helmet,limed,limit,whelmed, holmite,limn

cd,limbed.v

532—Almena,alimony, alumina

,elmen, alumin, holmen,lamina,lemen,lemon,

illumine, lamin, lumine,o il-man,

.ulmin

,layman.

534—Alamire,lemur,leamur,

limmer .

535—Lamely,lame] .53 6—Lamish

,alumish.

53 7—Alm1'1g.

53 8—Lymph.

54l—A1ready,alert, hilarate,hellward, holyro od, liard,lard,lo o rd,lo rd, lured,lanreate, lo riot, wo ol-ward,wall-wo rt,wheel-wright,allwo rthy

,allwo rth, allured,

hollow-ro ot,wallerite,willow-wo rt, yellow-earth,leeward,lurid,lyrate,laird.

542— Aularian, learn, lo rn,allerion.

543—Alarm, alarum, larum,well-ro om.544—Allurer .

545—I.aurel,lawyerly,lo rel.

548—Larva.549—Willow-herb .

550—Lawless.55 1—Alalite, elaolite, leelite, slilied, lilt, loyalty, lowliho od, ululate, lulled, owl1

light. 1'

554—Ill-willer, luller,welliwiller.555—Lowlily.

557 -Lilac, owl-like.

559—Lollup,lullaby .

560—Hulchis, laches, allegies, eulo gize.

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56 1—Hailshot, hulched,lash 5ed, ale-shot, ale-washed,

PHRENO -MNEMO TECHNIC DIC TIONARYlodged, eIegit,algid, Iatchet,aha-washed.

562—Illusion, elation, illation,allision, elusion, allusion,lesion,aleutian,lichen, eligIan.

563—Eulogium, elysium. 4

564 -Lecher, lechery, leeshere, lieger, tastier leger.well-wisher,leisure. .

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565 -Lich-owl, hellishly .

567—Logic, eulegic .

569 —O il-shep.

57O—Algose,algous,lux,luxe,helix, ilex, O il-gas, likewise,luggs,log-house, lax,legacy .

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57 1 - Aleaid, aliquot, liquid,holcad

,lo cked,logwo o d,lea

gued,liquate, lo okout, legbut

,lackaday, lo cate, hell

cat, all-go o d, elect,allkind,lo cket,legato ,whelked,hellkite, illaqueate, illigatelegged, allegite. ft

572a—Lagune, liken,welkineye,welkin, lago on,alkenna,lieken, Allegheny.

573a—Legume,welc ome, alchemy .

574—Alco r, algor,alegar,alquier,leaguer, ligure,lo cker,leeker,luere,lacquer,liquo r,liqueur,leeker,licker,lo ckweir, allego ry,walker,allegre,lag er,a

b75—Aleohe alkali, also ],

lo cal, luckily,likely,legal,heli cal, beliacal, illegal, loehial,legally,lo cally, heliacally .

576 -I

i

eakage,luggage,lo ckege, cc e.

577

578—1Alcove,liquefy .

580—Alphus, elves, loaves,leaves,lives.

58 1 —Ale-vat,levite’,aloft elevate, hayloft,leofed,ale-fed, tleaved, loft, olived, loved, 5left, lift,lofty,levity,leveday,levet,leafedlivid,lovetoy, high-lived.

582 -Alvine, eleven, helvin,elfin, Olivine,levin, leaven,leven, Olivin.

584—Alveary,welfare,livery,hulver,lever, laveer,lover,leaver, louver, life-weary,wheelfire,wellfare,alleveur,livre,lever,liver, elf-arrow.

585—Alveole, lovely, lively ,level,lawful,lawfully,willful,wailful, alluvial,wo olel. 41

585—Elfisb, elvish, leafage,levage,lavish,mlfish,welvish.

5Q0~ Alopecy, elapse, eleheel-piece,lapis, lapse,lipse, illapse, Alps.

59 1—Albeit,lipped, eel-pout,eel-pot, halibut, holibut, 10bed, labiate, lo oped, lepid,lobate,wheel—boat, lapped,lopped.

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630—Chemise, gemmeous.63l—Ashamed, chamade, gemote, chamite, shamed.

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032— Chimney, gemini, geminy, hush-money, shaman,watchman.634 —Chimer, chimere, chimmer

,shamer,shammer, shemer.1 1

635—Gemel, gemmule.

63 7—Jamaica. r

639— Champ, j Imp, jambee,C hump, jump.

1 1

640— Jeers,Jersey, sheers,

shears, usurious.

64 1— Charade, shred, chart,

ehert, showered,

chariot,cherty, charity, wagered,shright, gyred, jurat, jured,sho red, chard, sheared,shirt,sherd

, sheard, sho rt, shared,shard, ushered, charred, jarred

, cheered, azurite, assured, azured, jeered,watchwo rd.

642—Churn, chern, egeran,shrine

, sho rn, azurn, jeur 656 -Geology, sho e-latch.

ney .r 657—J ewlike.

643— Cherma, charm, chirm,658—Ashelf, shelvy, shelfy,

germ, churme, geo rama, jo shelf, shilf, shelve r

rum. 659—Jalap, julep, shallop.

644— Cheerer, jeerer, juro r,shearer, sharer,wagerer,as 6 60— C hiehes. 1“surer, usurer . 66 1—Judged.

645—Charily, churl, cheerly, 662—Jejune, .t

gyral, churly, c .eerily, shirl, 6 64— Judger.t

cheerly, shrill, shrilly, surely.

646— Charge, cherish, churchway, Geo rge, shrewish, 3church.

4

647—Chark, chirk, shrike,

jerk, Asiarch, shrug, shark,shurk, shirk, shrag, shriek.

648—Cherif1, giraff, sheriff,shrieve,sherif,shruff,shrive,shrove.

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649— Cherub, cherup, jerboa,sharp, cheer-up,ehirp,shrapshrape, cherry-bay, shrub,shrubby .

O—Gill-house, jewel-house,jealous, julis, jealousy, julus,joyless, issueless, sho eless, fchalice.

65 1—Agility, child, sheltie,shalete, jolt, shield, sheld,jilt.

652—Julian, echelon. 1'

653—Shalm,witch-elm. 3654—Ashlar, eshlar, jewelry, gjowler, jeweller, jailer,hatcheler.

655— J ollily, shallowly .a

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669 -Jujub, jujube.

670—Jackass, jakes, jo cose.

67l-Checked, checked, eject,chick-weed, choked, chokeweed

, giget, jackdawjacket,sho cked, shagged, jagged,jegget.

672—Chicane, chicken, shaken, chequin, geogeny, chaceon.

674—Checker, chequer, cho

ker, jaquar, joker, shaker,jogger, jIgger, sugar,sugary .

675—Chuckle, jeckall, joggle,shackle, shekel.

676 -J o ggish.

679—Chi ck-pea.680— Chives, chiefess.68 1—Achieved, chaff-weed,chafed, shaved, shift, shoved,sheaved, shaft.

682—C hcven.684—Achiever,ash-fire, chafer,whichever, chafery,shaved

, chiefrie, shiver, shivery, chaffcr, chaffery;

685—Ashfly, chiefly, chuflly,javel, jeofail, jovial, jaw-fall,shew-fowl, jo yful, shuffle,shaffle, wishful, sheavehele, shovel,watchful, jo yfully, jovially,wishfully .

686 - Chevachie, chiefage,chevage.

690—Gipsy, chop-house, gip

sy, chaps, gypse, chops,sheep

’s-eye, chabasie.

703—Axiom, ego ism, chasm,gaysome, cO -assume.

69l— Chapt,shaped,wash-

pot,chapped, chubbed, hedge

bate, shabbed, shipped, gibbet, heteh—pot.

692—Cheapen, chi oppine, japan, shippen, chopin.

694—Jabiru, japer, chopper,

jabber, jobber, giber, gibbier.

695—Ashy-pale, chapel, jubilee, cheaply, shapely,washball

, chibbal, shabbily .

697—Hedge-pig.

700—Axis, access, caseous,quiesce, gaseous, excise, excess, cessas.

70 1—August, aquosity,agast,accite, case-weed, cost, ex

eide, excite, exit, o xyd, gazet, kist, exude,guest, gusty,weak-side ex-eycd, gust, exhead

, aghast, accede, agazed, east-away, hexade, cased, heg

—sty, caused, cast,

cxody, egotist, gast, ghost,gusto , kest, quest, queest,waxed, hogshead, cessate

,

exceed, guessed, gusset, kissed, cassede, cessed, gazette,accused, acquist,accost, aoquisitc .

702—C oscn, cousin, cosine,co zen,wo xen,waxon, cassino , gazon, caisson, geason.

go odly, o ctile, go dly,acutea705—14i aflé '

causal‘, ly, guttle, kettle, kittle, kidexile, excel, exhale, dle, cadle, cattle, caudal,guzzle, ex-healcausally candle, teotyle, cuddle, cau

tel, gaudily, go odwill, qui et707— 0 ly,wagtail,wickedly, cod

seek, ille,actually , giddily ,quittal.

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708—Cohesive, exuviae, gaSI 7 1 6 —Catechu, goatish, guidfy, o ccasive 4' age, cottage.

709— Cusp, gasp, gossip.4" 7 1 7-4—Aquatic, cat1ho ok,cbaot

7 1 0—Actus,actuose, eatsey’

e, ic, caduke, gothic, hectic .

cates, egotize, go o ds, quietus

,quits

, caddie, go ddess. 7 1 8—AuCtive, o otive, caitifl'

,

i o ctave, o ctave, go od-wife.

7 1 1—Actuate, acted, gauded,cathead

,ecaudate, Go dhead,

giddy, caudatc, guided, C oa‘

ted, goaded, cadet, catcyed,getwit, quieted, gated, gaitcd, quoted, quietude, quiddit, quddity co dded, gut

ted quitted, kidded.

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o‘

ctine, go o dnow, kid.

ney, go ouden: g IIdQD ,

ten, quiddany, C OttO DY, cudden, hacqueton.

7 1 3 Academe,academy, qu‘ idam, cadmia, quitam.

7 14—Acto r,ague-tree,cetarrh,

cater, cotery, cautery, gather

, guetter, actuary , guitar,eatery, gaudery, guider, quieter, hecto r, equato r, goiter,hectare, center, noter, go itre, cotter cod er, cutte‘r,kidder, gadder, gutter, quitter.

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ilQ—Ectype, go odby .a

720—Agnize, agonize, coyness, igneous, weakness,ganza, gainsay, gayness,quinzy, quince, keenness,e chinus.

2l-i—Aco 'nite,agnate, counite,C ono id‘

, cuneate,conite, co ined, gain'ed, gowned, guiniad,gagnite, huguenot, ignite,ignote, kinate, kyanite, konite, khanate, guinate,weakené’d;wakened, canty ,gaunt,county, a'cantha, cawnheat,kind, cond, quaint,awakened, gent, canto ; queint, cant,gand, count, cund, awakened, quint, cannot,acquaint,cannate, cannote, e chinate,account, echinite, candy,ll

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acred, crewet, hagard, quart,cho rd, cartway, curried,co ro dy, crowdy, crowd,court, caret, co red, cho rdee,cart, crudy, co rd, curate,cried, acrity, egret, coho rt,creed, aigret, augured, eukarite, egriot, crow-to e

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cured, crate, great, girth,greet, grith, gride, awkward, caurite, acred, creed,coward, great, card

, crude,gird, garth, gard, gray-eyed,grout, gourd, grit, greed,aigrette, grett

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y, hog-herd,

co rro dy, garret, co rrode,carroty, geared, carrot, acquired, haggard, accurate,acco rd,accourt, create.

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742—Aquarian, aygreen, caraco rn, carney, crone, co rn,co rnea, co rny, co rona,cairn,crane, crown, crony, careen

,Icarian, ko ran, ko rin,

kern, grain, grin, green,girn, go rhen, groan, grown,quern, gro in, highgrown,grainy cranny, Charon.

743—Agrom, crime, chrome,cram, crum, cream, creamy,garum, gram, grume, grum,gro om, grim, grime, grimy,quo rum.

744—Augurer,acquirer,curer,courier, career, crayer, cryer, crier, omer, grower,currier, carrier .

745—Auger-hole, eagerly, car.0 ol, cryal, cruel

, crawl, cur

lew, curl, querl, queerly,querele, augural, augurial,curule, carle, curly, grail,kuril, kraal, creole, co ral,cho ral

, co rol, crewel, creel,grill, girl, gruel, ho ggerel,quarrel, grilly, cruelly, carilla

, carolla.746—Crouch, crush, crash,caro che, courage, gairish,grayish, go rge, gurge, garish,goarish, guarish, grutch,currish, crutch, carriage,ac 5

courage, crotch, cratch a 3

747—Agaric, co rky, cro ck,creek, creek, cargo , cro ok,co rk, grog, garagay, Greek,querk, kirk, kruka, carac,cark, creeky, crake, carica

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cri ck, crag, croak, carack,crack, krag, grig, quirck,graywacke, graywoke.

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748—Carve, curfew, curve,crave, kerf, kerve, grove,gro ove, grovy, grief, grail,grieve, greave, gravy, gruff,grave.

749— Caro b, crab, crib, co r

by, carp, crape, co rbe, co rp,creep, crup, croup, caribo o ,courap, cro op, courb, curb,cuerpo , garb, gro op, gripe,grub , grab, grip, grope,

group, grape, grebe, grapy ,querpo , ho ckerbe.

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750—Augles, aculos, acaulous, calice, clayes, clause,eyeglass, close, class, coal

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house, eagless, equalize, euclose, galeas, glaze, glass,gilse, gloss, glose, glo ze,guills, gules, cole-house.

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75l—Aglet, aigulet, aculeate,cloud, calaite, clawed, caulet, culdee, clad, co oled,clayed, keeled, glade, glede,gloat, glued, cold, o culate,quality , aukled, coalite,acolyte, clot, cloth, cloudy ,clothe

, colt, clout, colds,cloyed, equality, eagle-eyed,killdee, quilt, glut, kilt, buit,cloddy, accolade, chiliad,galeeto , gleety, guild, clo d,gleed, geld, gild, gold,gelt, acalot, cleat, Chaldee,calid, calade, co iled, cowlcd

, eaglet, gilt, guilty, glad,glout, glide, gleet, glo de,clotty, calotte, collide, collet

, collaud, collude, killed,gullied, galled, gullet, galliot, collot, collate, colled,called, gallate, gulled, quilled

, o ccult.752—Acauline, acolin, aquiline

, calin, cauline, clan,clean, colin, colony, clown,galena, gleen, glen, glean,glene, glyn, galleon, cullion,aquilon, aculon. 1

753—Culm, clem, eclegm, 759—Club, clap, clip, clepe,clam, clime, claim, clo om, culp, calipee, glib, glebe,glome, gloam, glime, glume, gleby, glo by, gulp, glo be,gleamy, glo omy, glo om, kelp, kelpy, gallop, Calliglum, kalmia, climb, yo ke ope, collup.

elm, glummy, clammy, column, clomb .

754— Clary, colo r, clear, colure, co oler, coalier, coalery,clare, glair, glo re, glo ry,gluer, glare, gloar, golo re,guiler, glairy, keeler, o cular,kaloyer, o gler, gullery, coller, C ollier, culler, collar,colliery, gallery, guller, killer, choler .

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755~ Keelhaul, uglily, gullyhole.

756 —Calash, clash, clayish,

closh, co olish, cleche, caleche, cow-leech, gullish,college, euchology, gluish,gaulish, golo e-sho e, galo che,galage, gulch, keelage, cledge, clutch.

757—Aeglogue, eclogue, gallic, colleague, clack, collo

quy, collo que, eglo gue, cloggy, click, cleg, clo ck

, colic,collo quio , agallo ck, cali co ,gleck, glike, Gaelic, klick,cowlick

,cloke, cluck, clo g,

cloak, cow-like, kelk, clank,Gallic .

758—Calefy, calif, clove, clevy, clave, cloff, cleave, cliff,cletf

, cleve, clough, gulph,glave, gulphy, gulf,guelph, kalif, qualify it

78 PHRENO -MNEMO TBCHNICmcrro rvuv.76O cautious.

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76l—C ouched, cajota, gaged,cagit, gashed, gauged, quashed

, cushat, caged.

762 —Acti on, cushion, cauti on, acuition, auction, co ition, equation, cojo in, o c

casion, Actian, kitchen. a

764— Cashier, coach-hire, gager, coucher, gauger, kedger, accoucheur, catcher,co dger, cadger, cosier, coz

1er.

765—Cajole, casually, casual,haggishly, hoggishly, cud

gel. 1 1

769—Hagship, catchup, ketfchup, Cassiopea. 786—Golfish.

a 787—Caviac, equivoke, kufic .

770—Coax, caucus, caxon,

kecksey , ke 790—Equipose, cabos, capias,7l— C o quet

, coact, co cka cabo ose, cabo ose, C Opi ous,too; co ckade, co cket, co ck copse, cupsy, gibbous, copweed, cooked,kicked,quickeyed.

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79 1—4Kept, capot, capite, cc72—

7 quicken, co‘ hobate, copied, co oped, co

co on, cucquean. pied, cohibit, cohabit, cubit,773 -

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Guaiacum. cubo id, kibed, haguebut,copped, equipped; gobbet,

r, co oke o ccupate, Cupid.

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792-41 -Acubenc , cabin, cuibono , cow-bane, cow-pen,hogpen, gipon',gabion,mpon.

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794—Gaper, .caperr- cabure,co oper, copier, copyer, cuTheme, Hamper,”uMupier,

776~ Kick~shaw, kick-sho e,quakish, quackish.

777~ Ague-cake.

779fi K0k0b0

780—0 o evous, co fi'

ee,-house,

gives. it

78 1—Ague-fit, cavity , cavate,caveat

, co ifed, covet, gatty,gavat, gift, cavetto , quafl'ed

782—Given, cavin, covin, o offin.

784—Giver, cover, kiver, quaver, quiver, cofi

'

er, quafl'

er,

caviar, gad'er, co ifl'

ure, quo iffure.

785 -Ga'vel, cavil, co -eval, kevel, wakeful, wakefully,

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80 PHRENO-MNEMO TECHNICmonomer .

fence,fancy, evince, finesse, 835—Female, family,famille.vainness.

82l—Vanity,vent,vendee, 83 6—Famish,fumage,furnish,vendue, evanid, fenowed, afiamish.

s

aphanite,vend, evened, fined, 837—Vomie,vomica.veined, fund, finite,vined,event

,fond,font,fand,avant,fount, avowant, feigned,atfined, feint, find, fainty,avaunt

,viand,vant,vignet,vignette, faint, fiend, findy,

fanned,finned

,vinnewed,

affinity,fend.

822 —Venene,fanion.823—Venom.824—Feigner, havener,fawnar, evener,veneer, avener,venery,venery, finer,viner,fauner

,finery,vinery, fina

825—Vainly,venial

,finely,

final,venal, finally, heavenly,evenly,fennel, finnel,fan

nel,vanilla.

826 —Avenage, evanish, finochio

,finish,venge,vanish,

avenge, haw-finch, finch,funge, afiinage.

827— Euphonic,vang, fang,fung,waving,weaving, having,avowing, heaving,vowing,v1 ew1ng.

830—Fumous,famous.

83l—Vomit, fumade, fumet,famed,fumid,fumette.

832—Fo eman, famine, halfmo on.834 -Avemary, ephemera.

839—Vamp.

840—Furious, fierce, furzy ,aversea, furz, fo rce, oversee, frouzy, frix, Pharisee,phrase,farsay , freeze,virus,euphrasy, oversway,frieze,overwise,verse, everse,fo resee, fraise, farce, avarus,averse,fo resay,fro ise,various,avarice, pharos, phresy,efierous, eflierce, efio rce.

84l—Ferity,virtue, overdo ,variety,avert,verity,vari

ate, everyday,fraught,afraid,afeard,fright, overheat,fo rty,varied,fraud, half-heard.

fo rd, overhead,vert,fo rdo ,fired, fourth, freight, fard,afl’right,affo rd, Friday, overeat

,frithy

,aphrite, fruit,

fret, avert,affreight, evirate,fo rth, frit, fo rehead, froth,evert, freed,veered, fred,frith

,affret

,fo rt,frothy, offward, ferth, fart, firewo od,

fo rte, frayed, frett, feared,fo rthy, everweight, fretty,averred,furred, offered,furrowed,affeered, effo rt, offered

, half-read,ferret, furrowweed842 -Wave-wo rn,wiverin,firenew, fo reknow,fren, farin,

frown, fern, farina, over fleecy, false, avails, fleece, zween,ferine,ferny,frone.vhaveless,villous, fallacy,

ophillous,velo ce.

843—Ferm,frame,fo rm,farm,firm, fo rum, from, effo rm

,

frim,fram, afi'arm.844—Frower, overhear, firer,fo rehear

,waverer,freer,fo rweary, fro re, overweary,

frier,wayfarer,fro ry,friary,everywhere, fourrier, fire

arrow, farrierry, farier, affiero r, offerer, furriery .

845—Fo rel, furlow, farewell,fo rlye,ferule,freewill,freely, overhale,fo rhail,vire-lay,overhaul, fairly, overhell,frail

,virile

,fo relay

,furlough;

frill, ferial,verily, overly,feral

, overlay, ferrule.11

846—Fo reshow,fo rage,afresh,virge, average, fo rge, fo reshew

, overjoy,verge,frush,fresh

,fairish, fare-wish,af853—Fulham, phlam,volume,

fo rage, over-watch,fridge. fiam, fiamy , film,flume,

phleme, filmy, flame, fleam,847—Africa, fo rky ,frog, overvellum,vallum, phlegm.go ,fo rego , overweak,fro ck,virgo ,varec , freak, firk

,

fo reho ok, Afric,Virago , fireho ok, fo rk, ferric, farrago ,fro ggy .

848—Verify .41

849—Overbuy ,fourbe,fo reby,overpay, frap, eupho rbia,verb, fo rweep.

850—Wiveless,viewless,valise,waveless, floss, folious,

85 1—Flight,fault, fieldy , evileyed

,flowed, field, fullhot,

evolute, fold, foliot, fluid,violet,fealty,fueled,foliate,flayed,voweled, flawed, flet,flite, fled,viled, flit, flo od,vailed, floaty, float,volt, filthy, fo iled, followed, fillet,faulty,fouled, flat, filed,violate

,effiate, fluate,volleyed,

afloat,aflat, flota,valet,valued, flute, felt, flote, filth,afield, flout,volute, flighty ,fleet,fo oled,viled,fallowed,velleity,vellet,fulled, filled,felled,full-eyed .

852—Flawn,high

-flown,violin, felon, feline, aphelion,

flown,violono ,villain,felon,villainy ,fallen,villan.854—Fueler

,failure,volery,

Flo ra,fo iler,whiffler,fowler,valuer, flower, fleer, feeler,fluo r, feiler,vailer, flier

,

flare, flayer, flour,valo r,flowery, filer, flyer, fo olery,flo o r, flire,folier, faller,fellow—heir,fuller,veilleur,fullery

, phyllirea,velure, feller, filler. 1

i 82 mamomvmo rscnsrc DIC T IONAR Y .

855—Filial,foliole, flail,vilely,fellowly, follily .a

856—Flash, fleshy, fo olish,filch, flesh

,flashy, foliage,

flush,

fletch, fledge, flitch,o phiolo gy .

857—Flaky, fleak, flick, flo g,flake, flowk, fleck,fo e-like,fluke

,flag, flo ck, flo ck, flag

gy ,felucca.

858—Evolve,vilify

,wave-loaf,valve.

1 1

3859—F1ap, flop, fllp, fillrpfo ol-happy, flabby .

860 -Vitious,vi cious.

86 1—Avouched,vouched,ve

gete,vouched,viciate,vitiate, fidgety, fidget, fitchet,effigiate.

s

862—Ephesian, Vishnu, effusion

,effusion, affusion, eva

sion,fusion,vision,fashion,fauchion, ovation. 1

864—Voucher,avoucher,voyager, fisher, fishery, fissure,fetcher,vizier.

8 65—Vigil,fasc ia],facial,visual

,fec ial, effigial.86 7—Fishho ok.

s

8 68—Fish-wife, shify .

870—Fo xy , fix,vagous,vaou

ous,vex, fo cus, fo x fucus,vaxy,affix, efficacy .

‘87 1— Evacate, fougade, avocado , fucate,vacuate, evocate,vacuity, effect,vacate,evacuate, fagot, evict, avigato , avo cate, fact, affect.

873—Vacuum. 1»

874—Vagary, faquir, figary,figure, fakir,vigo r,vicar ,vaccary . f

875—Fo cal,vo cal, fecal, fie c

cal, fickly,vehicle, ficula,fickle,fo ggily .

876—Fo ggage.

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879—Half-cap.

880—Vives, fiives. 1

88 1—Vivid,vaivo de, fifth, fifty .

884—Fifer, fever, favo r, fevery,vivary

,feoffer .

r

885—Faufel,fave],vively,faffel

,fovilla,vow-fellow. 1888—Vivify .

89 1—Vapid,fobbed .

892—Fabian.894—Fibre

,vapo ry,vapo r, i

fiber,viper, fibber,foppery, 1fee-berry.

895—Fable,fo ible, fibula,fee

bly , feeble, avowable, affable

,affably, effable.

896—Foppish.

897—Half-pike.

QOG—Basis,byssus,apices,ap

sis,absciss, absis, abscess,

o bsess, pisces,apieces, possess.

90 1 - Bo ost, past, paste, post, 4

opacity, apposite, besit, bywest, epizo oty, paced, epi

cede,upstay, busto , busied,pasty, posed, behest, bast,basto , abased, pesade, best,besot, beast, po ised, be

sought, besat, based, bestow,boast, pist, paucity , biased,

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84 Pmamomnmcwant.

9 16 -Battle, huddle, piddle, hind, bound, pint, punt,bottle, patly, headle, peddle, bond, by~end, band, put,bedel, pit-hole, pottle,aptly, upwind, bounty, paint, beybidale, habitual, betle,petal, window, po int, pound, bowo bitual, pedal, bawdily, pud window, awe-band, bowdle, paddle, badly, pithily, hand, bunt, pant, abound,apodal, petiole, beetle, betel, handy, benight, bonetta,puddly, bo dily, pightel, but bonnet, pinnate, pennate,tel, abuttal, battalia, habit pinned, pannade, pennite,ually . ups-hand, penny-weight, ap

9 1 6— Putage, pottage, potash, po int, append, appo intee.

bedash, patache, battish,pettish.

1 922- Banana, banian, pennon,9 1 7—Apotheca, hepatic, be pennion, bo yuna,Apennine,take, badiaga, pot-ho o k, bannian, benign, opinion,powdike, pataca, beduck, pinion.pathic, uptake, optic, be 923—Painim, by-name, bedeck, boats-ho ok,po etic, put numb, beneme, paynim.to c, paddo ck, puddo ck, petty-co y, petechiae, butto ck. 924~ Pawner, bonair, penury,

binary, opener, pinery, pan—Bedaff; beatify, beautify, nier, opiner, banner, penput-ofl

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, epitaph, boutefeu. ner, punner, pinner.

t925—Panel, pin-hole, hob

9 19 —Bedaub.s nail, penal, pineal, openly,

920— Ebonise, bonus, pinace, bonnily, pannel, biennial.buoyancy, bones, openness,bone-ace, punice, panacea, 926—Banish, bench, punish,

pancy, abeyance, pounce, pinch, paunch, panch, banpaunce, bonze, bounce, hip shes, pinnage, punchy,appins, happiness, penny-wise. panage, bunchy, bunch.

92 1—Panado , panned, buoyant, bow-net, benet, opened,bendy, boned,weaponed,pawned, binate, bay onet,bent, Ebionite, beneath,open-eyed, bend, opined, panada

, bonity, pinite, opinate,pianet, beyond, aband, be

927—Being, bowing,wiping,weeping, o beying, buying,ho oping, hoping, bing, ho pping,whipping, heaping,bone-ache, punic, abanga,panic, pink, punk, pongo ,bank, pang.

928—Bonify .4»

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929 -Habnab, hobnob 1.

930—P omace, pumice, bemaze.

98lmBeausmode, bemad, behemoth, bemete, pomade.

Mil—Bowman, bemoan, hippomane.

935—Bemo il, beemol, bemol,pommel, pommal.

937~ Bemo ck .

939—Bump, pimp, bambo o ,pomp, pump.

940—U prise,ho bby-ho rse,apprise, apprize, pres, Paris,uberous, prowess, breeze,beer-house, b owers, barse,praise, prase, bourse, prose,burse, prease, breezy, price,brewis, braze, bruise, operose, pursy, prace, browse,prize, purse, brize, peruse,uprouse, brass, parse, Boreas, press, piracy, pursue,pross, po rous, Hebrewessapyrous, peeress, pierce,brew-house,brace,hebraize.

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94l- Bird, bright, proud, batyte, bewrought, pared, parade,, pretty,abharred, berried, borrowed, parrot, hurt,pyride,waybread, ’ paro dy,prithee, breath, bride, brew944 —Prayer, prairy, preyer,ed, breed, bard, U pro ot, pe briary , prairie,bo rer, prio r,ri o d, bywo rd, prude,abraid, burier, uprear, bearer,apribirth

,brite, birt, bird-eye, o ri , parer, prier, bo rrower,

brede, brait, pard, breathe, po rer, prio ry, brier, briar,abrade,upward, by-road,pa brewery, bewraye'

r, brewer,

rat, eyebright,paired, bro o d, 5abroad, brat, part, bret, perdy , braid, bewrayed, poured,uberty, broud, braud, brute,upward,upright, part, party,hipwart,'

pirate, pride, bread,abroad, brut, brit, po rte,bro o dy, parity, bourd, broad,bruit

,brad, beard, purity,

hybrid, ab oard, brought,bred, apart, berate, berth,broth, bro id, bared, bert,board, bayard,abo rd,abo rt,bo red, ebriety,

'apurt, prate,hop-yard, up-hoard.

942—Brawny, prune, brawn,bo rne, berain, browny, bayarne, prawn, brine, brun,bairn

, parian, bren, brain,panura, barona, high-bo rn,barony, preen, prone, briny,beam, briony, brown, bryony, “barn, burn, bourn,bran, bo iarin, bo rn, burin,pro in, auburn, ayron, pyrrhin,barren. 1“

943—Berhyme, purim, brim,prom, primy, bireme, barm,prame, bream, breme, batium, bro om, barmy, prime,bro omy, breme, pro em, byro om, prim, brume, brama,O

86 mmomxnmo rncnsrcmcrromutv.uproar, brayer, pourer, ab purvey, privy , brief, pro of,ho rrer, barrier,appearer. bravo , bereave, hip-ro of.

945—Parley, parol, pourlieu,po o rly, bareal, barley, bro il,burial, burly, brawl, pearl,purely, parl, prawl, bawrel,prill, braul, pearly, beryl,burl

,brail

, peril, parial,uproll, parle, parole, purlieu,purl, April, barely, puerile,barrel, barril, parrel, barrilla

, apparel, apperil, uproll.946—Bro che

,barge, brushy,

abroach, bo rachio , brucia,preach, brush, birch, parch,bro o ch, parish, breach,peerag e

, brach, parch, broach,bear ish, breech, po rch, po rgy , brash, bearish, perish,brewage, purge, perigee,breeche, pearch, bo o rish,bridgy, abridge, bridge.

947— Bro oky, brogue, broke,perk, brique, peruke

‘

, prick,hebraic, perogue, periwig,abro ok, brig, break, brauk,bewreck, hauberk, brack,prig, barky, bracky, pro g,pirogue, po rk, bricky, brag,bro ok, berg, bark, bero o ,bro ck, brick, brake, park,braky

,eparch, eparchy, pyr

ric, barrack, burg, parrack,burro ck.

948—Purify, breve, purview,prief, brave, prieve, prove,

949—Bribe, barbe, pyrope,berob, barbe, pro be, prop,bewrap.

950—Policy , paleous, pulse,o bolus, police, plus, playhouse

, bowelless, bliss, blicea, please, plaice, palsy,bolus, bulls-eye, bilious, balise

, balass, hopeless, pells,bless, place, apalise, pilose,blawzy, pilous, blaze, hopeless, high-place, blowze,bolis, palace, belace, bowels, pelisse, appulse, bellows, bullace.

95l—High-built, blight, bewailed, ploughed, plight,ho bble-de-hoy,beeld,pieled,blade, blue-eyed, pale-eyed,upled, bled, bull-weed, belayed, bloat, plait, blcit

,

bolt, blo ody, belied, plo d,plate, epaulet, ablude, o blada, boult, bailed, build, palate, blote, blithe, peeled,plaid, bald, poult, blo od,hoplite, blowth, belowt, oblate, bo iled, eye bolt, polity, belate, built, beheld,plead, bleat, behold,ab ility,bull-head, paled, abolete,blot, bild, play-day , played,plat, pealed,uplead, bawled,platey, palet, blite, polt,plot, pelt, boulet, polite, pileate, pilot, belt, bold, pillowed, palliate, pallet, billet,

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88 mmmo -unmrormrcmurmur .

pagod. pacate. piquet. pact.bo oked, baguet, bo ok-oath,picket, pagoda, beget, po ckwo od, bicauda, packet, baked

, opacate, puked, beaked,bequeath, packed. backed,bucket, becked, epact, becket

, begot, ubiquity, beget,bucked, bigot, pecked,wapacut, piqued .

972—Wo -begone, begin, pekan, bygone, pagan, piggin,abagun, begun, beguin, begone, beckon, pacean, biggin, biggen, apogon, beacon

973— Bigamy,become, bigam,pigmy, pygmy, became.

974 —U p-grow, bakery, pack 986—Apophygy, apophyge,er, epicure, beaker, pi cker, peevish, hippophagy .

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poker, pickeer, pucker, pegger, bicker, piqueer, buggery, baker,bo g-o re,pecary,bagre, beggar, beggary , bug

975—Beguile,piacle,bcc-glue,b igly, beagle, pickle, bugle,buckle, bogle, boggle, biggel, buccal, bacule, paigle,pack-hole, buckle.

976—Peakish, bo okish, pack 992—Babo on, bo bbin, bowage. ‘

piccage. baggage,apa pin~goge. 994—Pauper,up-bray babery,

977—Bo iguacu, peaco ck, bo paper, peeper, piper, popecaque, bo cake. ry, up-bear, piper, bibber.

978—Peccavi . t t979 —Apo cope,apo copy 995—Bawble, bepale, people,

babble, Bible, pubble, peb

pay-ofi ce.0

98 1—Paved, obviate, pivot,abaft, o bovate, bovate, bifid,behaved, befit, pufied, buffet. 1»

982—Bavin, hOp-vine, bovine,pm,wane epiphany.b

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uflin, bufl‘

o on, pumm984—Beaver, befo re, pavier,epipho ra, paver, bever, bavaroy, behavio r, puffer.

985—Hopeful, budle, bevel,beho ovely, baffle, befoul,befall, befell, befo ol, buffalo .

987—Bivouac, biovac .4»

990—Papess, bow-piece, pappcus, pubes, papacy PO U '

ples, popes-eye. eupepsy,baby-house, bo ops, 3 133 1333 5pappusapoppous. it

99 1—By-path, piped, pupped,babyho od,biped,poppet, bewept, puppet, bo bbed.

ble,payable,up-blow, play peal, peep-hole, ho op-pole.

bill, bauble, bowable, pebbly, pupil, pupil, Babel, pa996—Babyish,babish, popish,pal, buble, papilio , hypo bo bbish.

bole, hop-pole, bubble,ap 999—Bopeep.

T H I R D S E R I E S ,

raomrooi 'rom.

100 1—Desist, disused, disseized

,diseased.

t1 002— Dio cesan, disseizin.v1 004—T ea-saucer,disseizo r.

1 006—Disusage.

1 008—Dec isive.s

1 0 1 0—Desidiose, deciduous,dowcets. 1»

1 0 1l- Tasted,adusted, toasted, testate, dissuaded, decided, desuetude, tested, twoseeded, twisted.

1 ‘

deciso ry,

10 12—Dissweeten, disdain,

distune, headstone, destine,whitestone, distain,wo odstone, disthene,whetstone,out-sweeten, testo on, destiny .

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10lS—Diastem.1 0 14—Decider destroy, tester

, dister, tmster,whitster,duster

, day-star, out-stare,toaster, taster,whitster, etczetera. 1 ‘

1 0l5—Dyso dile, diastyle, tastily, head-stall, testily, diastoly, tacitly, diastole.

1 0 17—Theistic, atheisti c, deisti c, distich.

1 0 18—T estify, desitive, distaff.

1 020—Doziness, hideousness,o diousness, decence, decen

103l—Decimate, dismayed.

103Z—Headsman,desmine.

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1035—Dismal,decimal.

daysman,

1 039—Disembay .

1 040—Desirous, tweezers.

104l—Disro ot, desired, disert,desert, disard, desert, disherit, dessert.

1042—Decern, discern, diswam, disho rn.1043—Disarm, diswarm.1044—Desirer.

1048—Deserve, disserve

1 02l—Disunity, disunite, dissent, do cent, disowned, designed, decent, thousand,out—sound, diswont.

1022 -Disunion.1023—Dysnomy .

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1024 -Designer, disinure, dishono r .

0

1 025—Decennial. t1027—Dozing, teasing, educing

1 03 0—Dismiss, do cimacy.

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ting, dieting, doting, editing, ll56 aout-do ing, to oting, ty‘thing, 1 1 57—Death-like 0

teething.s 1 158—Diadelph.

1 1 30—T itmouse.0 1 1 6l—Detached.

l1 3 1—Diademed. 1 1 62—Dotation, ditation,dition.

1 1 35—T ithymal,tide-mill. 1 1 7 1—T idegate, deduct,tect, dedicate.

1 1 40—T 11toress,auditress. 1. 1 1 72—Do dkin.1 1 75—T heti cal, idiotical. c

1l41—White-throat, deterred,dotard, detort, to oth-wort,deathward

, detrude, tuto red,tetrad, thitherto

1 142—Tado rna, withdrawn,white-tho rn, dethrone, dihedrono a

1 1 43—Diadrom, daydream. 11 144—Withdrawer.

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1 145—Editoria1,dihedral,tawdrily, theatral, daughterly. 120 1—Aduncity, donacite, dynast, dynasty,withinside,ll46—‘

Tuto rage, deterge.w Edenized, density, tanist.

1 147—T heatric, tetric .1» 1202—Adansonia, denizen.

1 149—Dew-drop, diatribe.

ll50—T o othless, dateless,Dedalous, deedless, deathless.

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1 15 1—Theodolite,deadlihoo d,detailed, totality, datolite

,

titled, dead-light, datholite.

1 152—Daedalian, Dedalian. 1 » l2 10—Bautiza.l2 1 1—Twentieth, dinted, de

ll54—Tutelary, titular, titu notate, denudate, dented,denuted, denoted, tended,tainted, identity, two -hand

IlSF T ithB-fme. at

1 185—T houghtful, deathful,dutiful, to othful.

1 186—T oad-fish.

1 19 1—T idbid, deathbed, titubate,titbit.l195—Tadpole, deed-poll,teatable,tithable.

1 1 97—T o oth-pick.

1203—Audeanism, heathenism.

1204—T enso r, tonso r, duncer, dancer.

l205—T insel, donzel,utensil,tonsil.

1208—1 1ensive, duncify.

mmommo animus.

ed, dento id, daunted, tauntred, tented, dentate.

12l2—T ontine.

12Iii—Addendum.vtory, dunder, tainture, tinder,widow-hunter, deander,tenter, thunder.

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12 12 -T enthly, dwindle, dentil, daintly, dental, dandle,dauntly .

l12 1 6—Tundish, tentage.

12 17—Authentic .1“

12 18—Tantify, identify.

1220—T enancy, denounce.

1i l22 1—T enant, tenant.l227—Tunning, tinning, tanning, attuning, dawning,dining, twining,

atoning.

1230—Autonomom.1 232—T ineman.wo od-anemone, tinman, tin-mine.

l284—Dunmo ir .

l238 -Wo od-nymph. a»1241—Itinerate, deonerate,ward.

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1243—m0 1'1 1 1 .

l244— Itinerary .

1247—Tanrec.

1260—T enacious.126 1~ T inged

12 14 —T ender, tendry , tenl262—Athanasian, dungeon,tension, attention, adunation, donation, attenuation.

1 302—Damson. t1 250—Tuneless, townlm, 1 303—Atomism, Tt iBm;toneless.

1252—Dunlin. 1 304—Dimisso ry, demisso ry .

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1264~ Danger, tenure, tonsure.

1265—Heathenishly .s

1269—T haneship, donship,township, deanship.

l270 - Eating-housa, do ings,thanks. a

127l—Ho od-winked,tinet,denegate, dunged.

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1273—Downcome.a

l274 -T 1 1nker, thinker, tinker.

fo il. 1»

1286—Dunfish.

l29 1—Down-bed.1295 -T enable, deniable. tn,nable, tunably .

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1 30 1 —Atomist, Thomist, out.most, headmoat, do omsday,utmost, timist, timeist.

PHRENGMNEMO T ECHNIC DIC T IONAR Y .

l3o5—T imously, domicil, de 1 341—Tumo red, dame-wo rt,missly, damsel. demerit,admired, temerity .

1 3 07—Atamasco .t

1 3 1 0—Edematous, Adamites, 1 342—T ime-wo rn, tamarin.automatous. 1

1 3 1l—T imidity, tomtit, dimi l344- Admirer .

diate,hot-mouthed, admit 1345—Admiral, demurely .

tted.

1

1 3 12—Demitone, automaton.1 3 1 3—Tamtam.1 3 14—Eudiometry, diameter,dimeter, eudiometer .

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1 3 1 5—T imidly, automatal,tumidly, ethmo idal.

13 1 7 - Automatic, idiomatic,Adamitic .

1 320—Tameness, demoness,dimness

, demency .

1 32 1—Autumnity, dominate, 1 357—Atom-like.41

diminute,adamant, demand, 1 358—Demi-wo 1f.diamond. 136l—Damaged,admetiate.

l322 —Dominion.1 323—Demonomy . 1 362 —Dimission, demission.1 324—T imoneer, demeanure, demij o hn,admission.domineer, demeano r.

13 64—Out-measure, admeal1 325—Autumnal. sure.

l326 —Admonish, diminish. 1 370—T emachis,admix.

l327—T eeming, deeming,dimming, taming, do oming,damning, demoniac .

1 328—Damnify .

1 332—Demiman. a:1 340- Tumo rous, timo rous.

1346—Out-march, demiurge,demarch.

1347—T omric .

1 349 —Demirep.

1 350—T eemless, tameless,demulce, timeless, tumulous.

1 35 1—Tumulate, tumult, oatmalt.1 352 -Demilune.

1 354—Tumular.1

l356—Etymology, demolish.

1 37l—Demi-go d.

1 372—Tamkin.13 74—Widow-maker.

1 375—Atomical.13 77—Demago gue.

138 1—Tumefied.

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1 385—T eemful,do omful, timefifil.

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1424—T rainer, turnery, ter 1442—T riarian.nary,turner, darner, dernier . 1 443—T rireme.

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1447 —Water-wo rk,, betetet1425— T rinal, dearnly, eternal, darnel, train-o il, dernly, l450 -Autho rless,waterless,ho diernal

,diurnal, do o r-nail. dureless, dowerless, tree

louse, tearless, otherwhiles,1426—Tarnish, dronish, hy etherealize, to rulose.

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drange, drench, drainage,tronage, trench.

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l427—Attiring, uttering, derring,watering, darnic, drink,trunk, tho rank, drank, drawing, daring, tiring, during,ado ring,withering, taring,try ing,weathering, tearing,do o ring, do rnic .

1428—Eternify .

1429— Turnep.

1430— T ree-moss,do rmouse.1 :

l53 1—T ermed, dairy-maid, l459— T rollop.4

dermo id. 1460—Atro cious, outrageous.1432—1Vatenman, tiny-man,tire-woman. —T ragedy, thrashed,tur

1434—T ermer, termor, tre gid,watersho ot, tertiate.mo r, do rmer, dreamer.1435 -Water-mill,trimly, dermal, thermal, termly, hydromel, turmo il, trammel. 1

143 7 -T heo remic .

143 8—T erm-fee, triumph.is

1 43 9—T rump, tromp. tramp1440—Dray-ho rse. 7— T ragic .

l441—Water-wo rt, hydruret, 1 469—Autho rship.

drearihead, hitherward,wa 1 470—T ricksy, tarko is, thoter-rat.

145l—Hydrolite, twirled, triality, trailed, trolled.

t1452—Water-line, trillion,trullion.l453—Weather-helm,waterlime.

1455—Water-lily .

1456 —Thirlage, hydrology.

1457—Hydraulic .

1458 -T ruelove,water-leaf.l462—Ado ration, trusi on, duration

, deauration, derision,iterati on, atteration, heterogene, tertian, hydrogen, trigyn, heteroscian.

1 464—T hrasher, thresher,tertiary, to rcher,treacher,tressure

,treasury, treasure.

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wnmomnmo racamcmcrronmr . 97

house,turquo ise, otherguise, travail, tearful, dareful,trufdo o r-case, dregs. fle, trivial, drivel, trefo il. o

147l—Water-go d, tract, derogate,attract, direct, tracked,tricked, target, tro chite, trachyte, tro cho id, drugged,dirked, dragged.

1 472—Out-reckon, darken,trigon, drago on.

1473— T rigamy, drachm, targum, drachma.

1474 - T ricker,trickery, tara

quira, trucker, tro car, trigger.

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1 475—T reacle,weather-gale,draggle, truckle, darkly,water-gall, trickle, utricle, tracheal

,tro chil, tro chlea, the

rio cal.1476—T rickish,weather-gage,darkish

,truckage, water

gauge, tro chisch.

1477 - T ro obaio , hydrago gue.

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l480—Turf-house, dervis,to rvous.*

148l—T o rvity,trophied,drift,thrifty

,draft

,trevet, driftway,trifid, derivate,derived,

thrift, trivet, turfed.

150 1—Idolized, dialist, out1482—T riphane, driven, be last, dilucid, idolist.phine, hydrophane. 1503 -Idealism,to ilsome, idoll483— T eraphim. 1' ism

,telesm.

1484 T herefo re, driver, thri l5o4—Deluso ry, idolizer, 1»ver,trover,therefo r, deriver,1505—Heedlessly,witlessly .

1485—.

T rifle, dureful, travel,direful,water-fly,water-fall, 1508—Delusive.

out-rival, trifoly,water-fow1,

l486—Dwarfish.

l489—Hydropho by, hydropho bia.

1490—Water-po ise, hydropsy, trapes, traipse, dropsy,drops, tripos.

149 1— T o rpedo , turbith, tribute,to rped, dear-bought,turbit, tripod, thereabout,water-pot,weather-bit, drapet,turbot, trepid,turbid.

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1492— T repan,trapan’,turban,tribune.

l494—T ro oper, to rpo r, drapery, draper.

1495—Durable, triple, iterable,durably,trouble,dribble,ado rable, treble, drawable,dray-plough, dripple, trebly,trapple,ado rably,three-pile,triable, thropple, drabble,tripoli . a

1497—Drawback, tropic, hydropic .

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1500 -Italic ize, dialysis. 4»

98 m ememount15 1 1—Dilated, delighted, idleheaded,adulted, dilated, eti ze, dialogize,olated, diluted, deluded, delto id.

1 5 12—Withholden.15 14—Deleto ry ,withholder,adultery,adulato ry, dilato r,idolato ry, dilater, dilato ry,delighter, deluder, delato r,deletery, adulato r, idolater,tilter, diluter, teil

15 15—Dolittle.

15 1 6—Doltish, to il-dish.

1 5 1 7 Athletic.0

1 520—Dullness,tallness, idleness, Italianize, talionis.

152l—Dilaniate, delineate,talent, dolent, diluent, headland,wo odland,white-land, l583 - Diluvium.Italianate, out-land. 1 584—Out-liver, delivery, deliver, delver .

1527—Headlong,adeling,dcal1585 -Taleful, doleful, dilu1 11g,wattlmg,wheedling,witling,whittling, out-

‘lawing, 1587 -Delphi c .1l

delaying, dialing, out-lying, 1590—Delapse.

to iling, tiling,telling,wadd 159 1—T ol-bo oth, toll-moth,ling, huddling, dallying, tallying, dolling, tallowing,dwelling.

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léfl—T oll-bar, dhyalibet. 1

1532—T illman. a 1595—Deleb1e.1

1 540—Dolorous, drill-heme, 1 60l—Arljust, out-jest, digest.delirious,tailo ress.

1541- De1iule§We 0 1 6 1 1—Digitate.

watersl‘l547—Wo od-lart.

1 1mm

delicious.-T heolo gian, atheolo

gian,adulation, deletion, deletton, delusion, etiolation,dilution.

1567 —T heologic .

1570—Delicacy, italics, delegacy , talckous.

1 57l—Dialect,wedlo cked,tollgate, deliquiate, delegate,delicate.

1573—Deliquiuml574—Out-licker.

158 1—Twelfth, diluviate,twoleaved.1

l582—Delphian, delphinia, diluvian, dolphin, delphine.

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l75 1—Decline, diachylon.l753—Declaim.1 754—T egular, declare, tickler.

1 756—T hicklish, dog-leach.

1 757—Daglo ck, decalo gue.

1 762—Adequation, decagyn,education, eduction, taction,adduction, addiction.

1769—Dog-cheap.

l770—Dico ccous.

1 772—Decagon.l78 1 -Dog-fight.

1 785—Dog-fly .

1 786—Dog-fish.

1 792—Do gbane.

1 793— T hick-beam.1 795—Decuple.

1 794—Do g-berry .

1800—Tufaceous,tophaceous.

1 80 1—Headfast, out-feast, deficit, defaced, devast, advised

, devest, divest, devised,diffused.

1802—Advowson.1 804—Adviser, deviso r, adviso ry, deviser, diviso r, defacer, diffuser.

1808—Divisive.

18 1l—Defeated, tufted, devoted, d ivided.

18 14—Advoutry, divider, devotary, devoter, devotar, de

feature, defiato ry .

18 15—Dovetail, deftly, devoutly.

rmesomsmbrncnmomonomer .

1842—Out-frown, tavern.1843—Out-fo rm, deifo rm,‘ de1844 —.Deferrer, defrayer, devourer.

1 .

1846 -Diverge.

1849—Adverb .

1850—White-film.1854—Day-flower, defiler, deflour.

1856—Devilish, divulge.

1820 -'

Advancc, deafness, defiance, diaphanous, dauphiness.

182 1—Advent, defined, definite, daphnate, divinity, defend, diaphaned.

1822—Daphnin.1823—Out-venum.1824—Diviner, definer.

1827—Deifying, diving, defying, diaphanie.

183 1—Defamed.

1834 —Defarner .

1840—Adiapho rous, adverse,divers, defo rce, diverse, divo rce.

1841—Advert, defraud, de

frayed, devoured, divert.

1857—Dove-like.

1 858—Devolve.

1859 -Develop.

1862—Division, deviation,devotion, diffusion. a1865l869—Doveship.

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panENO-MNmro r r-zcnsromonomer . 1 0 1

187O—Advo cacy, devex, de187 1—Advo cate, defect, defacto , dovecot, defecate.

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1874—Defigure.

i 1875—Deifical.1 900— Dipsas.

190l—Debased, deposed, deposito , deepest, diopside.

1 902—Diapason. 1 1942—Tabrin, tabo rine, out1904 -Adipo cere, debaser, barn,out-burn,whity-brown.deposer.

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1 905—Deposed, topsail. s 1 943—Tape-wo rm.1944—Tabo rer,tabrere.

lQlO—Diabetes, deputize, dioptase. 1946—Out-perch, out-parish,

1 9 1 1—Debated, diptote, de out-preach.

putod, debited, adapted, 1 947—Out-break, day-break,adopted, tabitude, tepitidy . debark, toparch, toparchy .

1

1 9 14—Debater, debito r, dip 1 948—Out-brave, deprive, detera,ado pter. prave.

1 9 1 7—Dioptic, diabetic, idio 1 949—T op-rope, debarb.

1 pathio , diptych.1l1 9 18—Ado ptive. 1 950—Tables, topless, tubu

1 9 1 9— T iptop. lous, depulse, depilous.1920— Two -pence, deepness,head-pence. 1 95l—T ypolite, tablet, tabu

1 92 1—Diapente, dew-bent,de late, tway-blade, tippled,p

'aint, deepened, depend, double-eyed, tabled, dapout-bound,hide-bound,head pled, doublet, doubled, deband, hat-band,wo o d-bind, bility, depilate, deopilate,wo o d-bound, double-dye.

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1 924—Debonair.

1 926—Widow-bench. 1952 -Out-blown, doublo on. s1 927—Daubing, dipping,tapping, tipping, tabbing, tub 1 953—Wheat-plum, diploma,bing.

s deplurre .o

1932 - T opman,tup-man,tubman. 1

1 940—Debris, depress, deipa

rous,tuberous,tuberose,outprize.

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1 94 1— Out-breathe, out-po rt,tea-board

, tabret, tabo ret,tabret, out-part,wheat-b ird,white-pyrite, depurate, depart, depo rt, deep-read.

nestle,unsettle,mandamuspler,tabler, dabbler,deplo re, hostile, install, honestly,un

20 1 7~Nest~eg .

1958—Diabolify . 20 19—Instep, insteep,unstop.

196 1~ Debauched .

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1962—T op-chain, adoption,wo od-pigeon, adoption,adhibition,adaption. o

1964 -Dabasheer, debaucher,debauchery .

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196 7—Dabchick.

1 970—Hat-bo x .

1 97l—Dough-baked, depict,debacchete.

1974~Wo o d~peoker.

1975—T opical, typical, deba.ole.

s 2027—Neesing, no ising, uh1 98 1—T ypified. seeing, .

203 1—Enseamed,unsmo oth.

1985 —T opful.1 986—Tubfish. 2035—No isomely, unseemly.

200 1 -Incest, insist, incised, 2036 —Insomuch, inasmuch.

anise-seed.1

2004—Inciso r, inciso ry.1 2041—Insert, neesewo rt, Na

zarite, unsoured, unseawo r2005 - Incisely, nauseously . thy .

2042—Nazarene, unswo rn.2008 —Incisive. r

20 10—Insidious. 2046—Insearch, ensearoh.

20 1l—Instead, insidiate, ihstate,‘ incited,unwasted,nu~state, unsteady, unseeded,unsuited, unstated,meated,honestate.

20 12 —Honey~stone,stone,

20l5—Enstyle,nastily,nustle,

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2020—Niceness,no isiness,nusanoe, noysance, . nuisance,incense, insenoe, inso ience,uneasiness, unisonous, ensigncy, heinousness.

202 1—Insinuate, insanity,unzoned,unsinewed,unoinate,unsent

,unsaint, unsound,

enceint, incend.

2024—Insnare,ensnare.

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2047—Anasarca. 1

2048—Inserve.

2050—Noseless,no iseless. ihsulac,

205 1—Insulate, insolate, iasult, ensealed, unsold, unsolid, unsouled, unhouseled,unassailed, unsealed.

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intimate, indomite, handmaid, ho odsmo de.

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2 1 32 -Night-man, antimony .

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2 1 33—Enthymeme.1

2 1 3 4 -Night-mare, nightmar,nathmo re.

2 1 35—Untimely, endemial,hand-mill,wind-mill. 1»

2 146—Endamage.v2 146— Interwish, intrench.

2 1 3 7—Endemic,nutmeg.1

2 140—Noto rious, indo rse,nudersay, indo rsee, ino do rous,nitrous, nido rous, neatress,interess

,endo rse,wonder

ous, wondrous, huntress,Antares,anhydrous.

2 1 4 1 -Noto riety ,unwithered,nightward, untrod, entirety,entierty , entreaty, entreat,nitrate, intro it,naturity, endured,note-wo rthy, entered,untoward, underwo o d, untired, ino do rate, untried, ihter-tie,endeared, intrude,uitr ite,wintered, indart, un2 154—Needle-o re, no dular,thread, underdo , anhydrite, nettler,needler,antler .

into rt, indurate, untread,hindered,andro id, hundred,wound-wo rt,windward.

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2 142 -Unitarian, inthrone, iatern, undrawn, untho rny,enthrone, undern, ando rinha, natron, andiron, anatron. a

2 143—Interim.2 144—Interio r, hinderer, endurer, enterer, wanderer,anterio r .

2 145 —Unnaturally, entirely,

neutral, enthrill, neutrally,lnight-rail, night-rule, euthrall, underlay, entrail,notarial, inthrall, natural, 1mtruly

,antheral

,winterly .

2 1 47—Net-wo rk,neoteric, intrigue,undergo ,nitric,handwo rk, handiwo rk.

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2 148—Interweave, interview,nitrify .

2 149—Entrap.

2 1 50—Nautilus, needless,natals,nathless,noteless, endless

,handless, wantless,Windlas,wontless,windlace,windless,Windlass.

2 15l—Entailed,nautilite, ihutility , untold, nidulate, indulto ,noduled, indult, netled, handlead, handled.

2 156— Indulge, antilo gy, outology, anthology .

2 157—Antiloguy .t

2 159—Antilope.

2l6l—Night-shade.

2 1 62—Antiscian, inadhesi on,intuition,nutati on,nudati on,

'nodation,notati on.

2 164—Integer . 2 1 97—Note-bo ok.

2 1 70 —Index . 2 1 99 —Anti-p0pe,wind-pipe.

2l7l— Indicate, induct, undecked, undecayed, indagate, endict, antiquate, an

2 1 72—Untaken, night-gown,antagony, hand-gun,windgun, Antio chian.

2 1 74—Night-crow,antiquary,antico r.

2 1 75- Anti cly,nut-gall,windgall,nautical, entackle. unani

2 1 76—Wind-gage.

2 1 78—Hand-cufi2 1 79—N ight-cap.

2 180—Antiface, hand-vise. 2232 —Neonomian.224 1—Uninured, unhono red.

2 18 1— Undefied, indevout,notified,nativity, indevote. 225 1—Unaneled.

2252—Nonillon. 1

2 182—Antiphony,antiphon. 226 1—Nonaged, a2262—Nunchi on, inanition.

2 184—Night-fire, endeavo r .

2272—Nonagon.2 185— Unheedful, night-fall, 2284—Nenuphar .

night-fly, natively, heedful, 230 1 -1—Unamused, inmost,anhandful,wind-fall. imosity , unmo ist.

2 186—Hound-fish. 2305~ Unmuzzle.

2 190 -Indubious,night-piece. 2307 -Unmask,namesake.

2 1 9 1—Antipathy .

2 192 —Antepone, handy-weapon. *

2 194—Ant-bear.

2 1 95—Notable, ,inaudibly, in

audible, uneatable, inaidable, notably, handy-blow,hand-ball, hand-bell. 23 1 6—Unmodish.

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220 1—Enonced,unhonest, euhanced, announced.

2203—Onanism.2204—Non-user .

2206—None-such.1 .

22 1 1—Ano inted, aniented,no on-tide, unendowed, inundate, unwounded.

22l2—Nineteen.2227—No oning.

2230—Anonymous,mous.a

223l—Inanimate, unanimity .

2308—Unamusive.

23lo—Nomadize.

23 1l oney-mouthed, animated.

23l4—Animato r.

23l5—Unmeetly,new-model.

23 1 7—Nomadic .

l23 18~ Animative.t

i 23 19—Onomatopy, onomatops.

23 20—Inhumamze.

232l—Inhumanity,nominate,unmoaned.

2325—Nom1nalunwomanly . 2403- Aneurism240t , um

2327—Inhuming,naming,unaiming.

233 1—Unmaimed.A

23 110—Numerous, nemo rous234l—Enumerate, numerate,mamo red, unmo o red, inamo rato , unmarried.

23 54—Numerary.

2345- 1?umeral,nemo ral. 24l3—Neurotomy . a:

24 14—Inherito r, nouriture,2347—Numenc. nurture.

2350—Anomalou8,animalize, 2415—Unwo rthily, inwardly,nameless. inertly, unearthly, unriddle.

235 I —Enameled,unmold,unmild,animality,nemolite.at 2420—Nearrwss,unharness.

2354—Enamelar, enamelo r. 242l—Uneamed, inurned,nuWamed,unrenewed,unram2356—Anemology . ed, unburned, enround.

23 62—Animation,tion. r 2427—~Enring,unerring, inur

23 64—Wine-measure. ing, hono ring, unring. in23 75—Inimical. hering,narrowing238 1~ Unmoved. 430 - Inermous, enormous,

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2385—Unmuffle,nymphly . 243 1—Unharmed, enarmed,unarmed, eno rmity.

2432—No rman. if239

239 1—Unimbued. 2450 —Hono rloss.

2394—Number.

2395—Inamiable,nimbly,animable, unamiable.

2896—Enambush.

240 1—vaed, unrest, nearest, unho rsed, hen-ro ost.

2406~Nowsle.

241 0 —~Inwards.

241l—Unarted, hen-hearted,enro oted,neritite,unrouted,unri 'oted, inherited, unaerated.

24lZ—Enharden,nardine.

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rromnr2620a—Ingenious, unigenous, 270l—Inquest,next,nugacity,ingenuous,nescience. uncased, incased, uncaused

262l—Enchained, ingenuity,ingenite, unchained, enjo ined.

2624—Enginery, engineer, eujo iner.

2625—National,notional,ungenial.

2627—Wenching, gnashing,enjoying,

263 1—Unshamed.t

2632—Henchman. 1

2635—Inch-meal.2640—Injurious.264l—Injured, unassured, insured.

2642—Inshrine, enshrlne, unsho rn.

2643—Uncharm.2644—Injurer, insurer.

2646 —Encharge, uncharge,unchurch.

2650—Unjealous.265 1—Enshield, unchild, angelet.

2656—Angelage.

2657 —Wenchlike,angelic,angelica.

267l— Inject, unshaked, unchecked,unsho cked.

2672—Unshaken.2675 Unshackle.

268 1—Enchafed, unachieved2692—Inch-pin, unshapen.

2700

2702—Angsana. a:2703—Eunuchism.2705—Inno cuously .

2707—Wine-cask, incask.

2708—Angasava.27 1 0—Iniquitous, unctuous.

27 1l—Inquietude, anecdote,unquietude,nictate,anguided, uncoated, unacted, enacted.

27l2 -Nicotin.27l3— Onkotomy .

27l4—Enacture, enacto r,negato ry,nectary,nectar,no c- gtuary ,nugato ry .

27l5—Unquietly, uncouthly,no ctule,nakedly .

27 18—Enactive,negative, in

active, unactive.

27l9- Winged-pea.2720—Unguinous, inkiness.

272 1—Unco ined,unhacknied,

unwakened, ungowned,nuawakened, inquinate, unweakened.

2723—Nickname,2725—Inquinal. 4!

2727— Unyoking,winking,nuking, unaching, hanging,winging.

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273 1—Honey-combed.

2732—Encomion.

2733—Encomium.2735—Uncomely .

2739—Encamp, . a

PHRENG-MNEMO T ECHNIC DIC TIONAR Y .

2740w—Uncurse, ingress, anagros, incurious,negress, in

crease, engross, nacreous, ancho ress.

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274 1— Enguard, inaugurate,engird, ungrate, increate,ungird, anacho ret, nacrite,ungirt, uncared, ungo red,unco rd, uncurt, ingreat, ingrate, angred, hungred, ancho red,ancho ret.

2742—Nigrine, ink-ho rn, nigrin, uncrown, incarn, unico rn

,ingrain, hanger-ou.

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2743— Anagram.2744— Inquirer.

2745—Inaugural, engrail, angerly , hungrily, hungerly,angrily .

2746'

—Engo rge, encroach,ancho rage, encourage.

2748—Engrave, encurve, ingrave.

2750—Nucleus, unclose, enclose,necklace,wine-glass,inclose,Wingless, anguleus,Angles.

275l—Unclothe inequality,uncloudy, englld, ungulate,unguilty,unequalled,uncult,unclad, incult, inclad, include, ino culate, unco iled,

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2756—Negligee, English.

2757—Unclog, nickelic , Anglic .

2758—Unqualify, engulf, ingulf,anaglyph,unglove.

2759—Inclip.i

2760— Incautious,uncautious.

276 1—Uncaged, incaged, encaged, negotiate, engaged.

1'

2762—N1cot1annegation, inaquation,nugation, inaction,inchoation.

2764—Engager.1'

277l—Incoact, unco oked.

2772—Enquicken. 1

278 1—Unco ifed.1

2784—Uncover.

2790—Incubus'279l— Incubate, unkept.

2794- Innkeeper.

2795—Uncouple,unequable.

2798—Neck-beef.2799 -Wincopipe.

1 1

280 1—Unfast, invo iced, unfused, infused, invest,, infest.

2804—Infuso ry, infuser.1

uncloud,ungi 1t, inglut, enu 2805—ai ously .

cleate,angled.

2752—Inclme unclean.2754—Niggler, angler.

2808—Invasive, infusive.

28 1 0—3—Invidious.an28 1 1—Unfaded,unavo ided, invaded

,infatuate, unfitted

1 1 0 pnnmmnomcnmcmatron" .

28 12 —U 11 0fl’2n.28 14—Inviter, novato r, invader,

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unfetter .

28 15—Unvita1,unfitly, infidel. unfo iled, unvolute, invalid,untallowed.

2852—Nephelin, nephiline. .

2853—1nflame.

2820—Uneyenness, unfence, 2854—Honey-flower.

infancy)282 1—Infinite, infinity, infant,infante, infanta, invent, unfound.

2823—Envenom.2824—Novenary .

2827—Envying.*

2830—v-Infamous.

283 1—Infumed, unfumed.

283 6 -Enfamish.t

2840—Nefarious,universe, iaverse,infierce, enfo rce, ia

284l- Nephryte, invaried, invert, infuriate, unfired, un~varied, unfeared, inferred,unfreed,unoflered.

e

2843—Infirm, enfo rm, unifo rm, unfirm, infirm, un

2844—Im'eria.

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2847 -Hafrack, navarch, na

2855—Unfilial.2856—Enflesh.

2858—Univalve, involve.

2874 —Invigo r.

2875— Inveigle, univo cal,2895—Enviable, enfeeble.

290 1—Anapest,unb iased, uhunbusied,

2859—Envelop.

2860—Novitious.286 1—Novitiate.

t2862—Novatian, invision, innovation, infusion, invasion,novation. s

2865—4Unofiic ial. 0

2869—Envoy-ship.1?

2870 -Infix, unfix .

1 1

287 1—Invoked, navigate, invo cate, infucate, infect.

29 1l—Inhabited, unpathed,

unbathed, unabated, unbodied, unpitied, unbated‘

,

neaptide.

291 2A—aUnbeaten, unbidden.

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3024—Masonry . guide,muscat,musket,mis3027—Masonic, amusing,mu quote.

sing , amazing, amassing, 3072—Mazagan,miskin,mam1ssing,mis-saying. cigno .

3073—Mi um3 030—Mizmaze,meseems. 3074—Ma2i er,maskery.

303 1 - Misaimed,mess-mate.

3032—Musmon .

304l—Miswrite,mazard,mace-reed,musard,macerate,emacerate,misrate,maso rite.

3042—Mazarine.

3 045—Misruly,miserly,misrule

,misrole.

3047—Mesaraic .

3050—Museless,measles.

305 1—Measled,mislead,me 3098—Misbehave.

solite,misleto e,misledmis 3 1 00—Mathesis.

lead.a 1

3052—Maslin,mislin,muslin, 3 1 0 1—Mo desty,amidst,mo dmausolean,meslin. 4' e'

st,modicity,midst,mead3043—Mausoleum. ow-sweet.3054—Mis-layer. 3 102—Medecin,medicine.

3056 —Mazology,mucilage.

3 105 —Motacil,mud-sill.3057—Mislike,misluck.

3058 —Myself, himself,mislive.a:

3062—Musician, miso gyny,misjo in,mistion,mustion. matado re,3068—Mischief.3070—Mask-house.

4»

307 1—Musketo e,musk-wo od,musqueto e,masked, mis

3075—Mosaical, whimsical,musical, hemi-cycle,miscall.

3078—Misgive.

3 084—M isfare, hemisphere,wh’

omso ever,3085—Misfall,museful,amusively .

1

3 086 —Misvouch.

3092—Homespun.3095—Misspell. 4‘

3097—Misspeak,misspoke.

3 1 1 0—Metho dize.

3 1 1l—Imitated,mad-headed,meditate.

3 1 12 —Hemiditone,moth-eaten,matutine.

3 1l4—Imitato r,mediato r.

3 1l5—Mediately.

3 1 1 7—Hematitic, metho dic .

O

1»a menus.. 1 1 3

3 15 1- ~Mettled,mo dality,ma3 120—Homotonous, humid tilate

, muddled,modeled,.ness,mutinous,mo o diness, mytilite,modulate.madness,muteness,meet 3 152~ Mo dillion,maudlin. 1»

ness,matins.1»

3 12 1—Mediant,metewand . 3 154~Medlar,modeler.

3 123—Metonymy . 3 156—Mythology.

3 124—Mouth-hono r,neer,maiden-hair .

3 125—Maidenly .

3 127—Mo oting, mouthing,meeting,muting,madding.

3 13 1—Mouth-made.

3 132—Madman.3 137~Mathemeg.

3 140— Meteo rize, matricematross,matrass,matress,mattress,meteo rous.

3 14 1—Hamadryad, matron,meadow-wo rt,motherho o d,mete-yard,moth-wo rt,mod madified,

crate, mitred, maturate,madwo rt,matured,matur ity,mud-wo rt,midward,materiate

,mother-wit,meadowreed.

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3 1 42—Mo dern.3 1 43—Hum'drum.3 144—Mutterer,maturer.

3 145q —Amato rial,materially,material,motherly,mature3 147—Meteo ric .

3 1 48—Midritl. «1

3 149—Hemitrope.

mateless.

mediation,imitation,mutation,mo diation,mutuation.

3 1 65—Mo dishly.

3 1 69 —Midship.

3 1 70r—Moot~case.

l—Amadogade,medicate,mitigate.

3 1 73—Modicum.3 1 74—Medio cre.

3 1 75 -Medical,mythical.3 179- ~Madcap.

3 18 1—Motivity,mo dified.

3 182—Mid-beaven3 184—Metapho r, modifier,midwifery .

3 185—Amadaval,mouthful. a3 186—Mud-fish.

3 190—Mouth—piece.

3 1 95— Imitable, metabola,I

qutable,maidpale,madap

p e.1

320 1 - Humanist, humanized,menaced,minac ity,mo onsad,amnesty ,minced,mansuete,mo on-seed.

3204—Minaoer, mainswear,menacer.

M GWO T EC HNIC DIC T IONAR Y.

3205—ominously,maln-sail,mensal.3209—Mince-pie.

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32lo—Amanthus,mends.

32 1 1—Amended,amiantho id,mended, minded, manyheaded.

32l2;

—Monotony,monotone,maintain,mono don.32 1 3—Omentum. 1

32 14—Minotaur,monito r,miniature,woman-hater,manhater,monito ry,minato ry,amender,montero ,meandry .

32 1 5—Amandola, mmutely,mental.32 1 6—Mintage.

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32 1 7—Amniotic, emanaticmonadic,mundic .

32 18—Emanative, monitive,mundify .

32 1 9—Maintop.

3220—Humaneness,nence.

322 1—Minuend.

3225—Minionly .t

3227—Mining,moaning.

amends,

3230—Homonymous, manumise,minimus. a323l—Manumit.3233—Minimum. 1

3235—Monomial. 1»

~3237 —Monomachy.1

3240—Maner-house.

324 1—Miniard,mino rite,minaret,money-wo rt,main

monetate,mino rity,mo onwo rt.3 244 —Manurer,munerary .

3245—Mineral,manerial,mano rial. 0

3246—Manurage.

3247—Monarch,monarchy .

3264—Menagery,manager,monisher,manger,muncher.

3265—Womanishly .

3270—Minx .

3272—Minikin, manicbeon,manikin,manakin,manicon.3273—Monogam,monogamy.

3275—Humingale,monacule,monachal,maniacal,manacle,mingle,mangle.

yard,mino rate,manured, 3276—Monkish.

3250—Moneyless, mo onless,manless.325 1- Menald,menild,menilite.

3256—Hymnology, menolo3257—Monologue.

3260—Omniscious,minacious.326 1—Managed,main-sheet,manchet. 1»

3262—Omination, emanation,mansion,mention,munition, monition,manation, ’

monecian,mo onshine, ammunition,mo onshiny .

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3427—Mo ringa, hammering, 3484—Mo reover.mo o ring, humo ring, 3485—Mo o r-fowl,marvel.3430—Marmose.

343l—Mermaid,marmot. 3490—Mo rbose,merops. 43432—Mormo n . 349 1—Mo rbid,marybud,mar3437—Merrimake.

t 3495—Marble,mirable.

3 450—Marrowless,mo ralize,merils,mo rals. 3500—Amylaceous.r

345 1—Emerald,marlite,may 350 1—Homilist,molest.o ralty,mo rality.

3 452—Merlin,marline,mer 3502—Malison.

lon,mo rrillon. 3505—Emulously .

3454—Mo raler. 3507—Amolosk.

3460—Marches,meracious. 3 508—Emulsive.

35 10—Melodious,melodize.a

3462—Margin, emersion,mersion. 35 1 1—Humiliated,mill-to oth,

3464—Marcher,merger. molded, melted,militate,hamleted, emulated.

3465—Mareschal, marshall, 3412—Mol‘ten.martial,mohair-shell. 35l3—Meal-time,mlll-dam.3467—Hemo rrhagic .

3470—Marquis.

447 1—Haymarket, margot,‘margo de, mercat,market,marked.

3472—Ameri can, maracan,marikin,mo rkin.3473—Mo o r-game.

3474—Mire-crow, mo rgray, 3521—Melanite.mercury,marker,marco r. 3524—Melanure.

3526 -Melange.

3475—Mo rglay,miracle. 3 527—Mailing,mauling3477—Mara-co ck,mo o r-co ck.

3532 -Meal-man.348 1—Maravedi . 3540—Mi11-race, mill-ho rse,3482—Mo ravian. melrose.

35 14—Emulato r,militar,molder,multure,melter,muleteer

,milter,military,

35 15—Mildly .

35 1 7—Homiletic .

35 18—Emulative.

3520~ Homeliness,mealiness.

3541—Amelio rate,meliority,3549—vMole-warp.

355l—Melilot,meii olite.

3562~ Immolation, humiliation, emulation, emulsion. mo xau,mo ccason. 0

3570—Homologous. 3703—Maxim.3571—Homologate, mulct, 3 704- Mixer.milk-white,milk-weed,mal3 7 1l—Humectate.

achite.a 37 14—Megathery, macaw

3572—Milken. tree.1'

3573—Amalgame,amalgam. a3 7 18—Humective.

3574—Milker.4' 3 720—Meekness,mukiness.

3575—Molecule.

3576—Mail-coach. 3 72 1—Meconiate,machinate,3577—Mill-cog. migonet,maconite.

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3580—Malefice. 3723—Meconium.3585—Milfo il. 3 725—Magnolia,machinal.3587—Ma1efique,malefic .

3 726—Magnesia. 1'

359 1-Molebat. 3 727—Meconic, hay-making,3 60 1—Majesty . making,mechani c,mo ck3 6 1 1—Emaciated. ing.

3728—Magnify .

3 620—Homogeneous,much 3 741—Emigrate, makerate,ness. 4» mug-wo rt,migrate.

3 62l—Imagined,missionate,mugient. 3742—Hemicrany ,macaroni ,3624—Imaginer,missionary, macaro on.imaginary,motioner,ma3 743—Muck-wo rm,megrim.chinery,missi oner.

3625—Homogeneal. 3 744—Muckerer.

3 627—Mishni c, immeshing, 3 745—Mackere1, meager1y ,mashing,miching,matcb micarel.ing. 3748—Myo graphy .

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3636—Mishmash.

MIA-Majo rity . a3 643—Mushro om. 1»

3662—Magician.3 675 -Magical.3 695—Homageable.

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3 700 —Micaceous.t

3 70 1—Mixed.t

3 75 1—Emaculate,mo ck-lead, 3904—Imposer.maculate,michaelite. 3905—1mpiously, empuzzle,3752—Mechlin. embezzle, imbecile.

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3 762—Emiction, emication 39 10—Impetus, impetuous.3772—Mechoacan. 3 9 1 1—Impeded, impedite,am3 790—Makepeace. putate, embo died, imbo died,3 795—Amicably, amicable, imbeaded, imputed.

4'mokable. 39 14—Hemiptera, hemipter,3800—Emphasize, emphasis. emptier, imputer .

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39 15—Embottle, embattle.

380 1—Omphacite.

3802—Omphacine. 392 1 - Impunity , imbonity,impanate, ambient, impent,

3803—Emphysema, emphy imband, impaint, impound,sem. imbound.

38 10—Mephitis. 3926—Impinge.

38 12—Amphitane. 3927- Imbowing, imbuing,38 1 7—Emphatic,mephitic . imbank,mobing,moping.

382 1—Movent.3827—Moving.

385 1—Homefelt,mufllled.«1

3852—Mulflon.3854—Madler,muffler,mayflower.

3857—Omphalic .1

3862— 14mphygene.

3873—Amphycome.

3890— Amphibious.

3893—Amphibium.3895— Amphibole,movably,movable, amphiboly, amphibial. a

390 1—Impost, impaste, ambust

,imposed.

3 902- Empo ison, impo ison.3903—Empasm, imbosom. ‘1

3940—Imperious, impierce,impress, embers, emperess,impo rous, imburse, empress,embrace, empierce.

394l—Humbird, homebred,

imbrued, impart, hampered,imbrute

,embraid, imparity,

imbowered, ambreada, empowered, impo rt, impaired,imbreed, impurity, imperate.

3942—Imbrown, empyrean,mowbum, imbo rn, home

bo rn, embryon.

3 943— Empo rium,empyreum,empyreuma.

3 944—Impairer, empero r,umbriere.

3945—Imperil, imparl, imperal, impurely, impearl, im

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ing, harassing, rousing, 4079—U roscopy, aeroscopy,arising, rasing, raising, ris horoscope, ho roscopy .

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ing,arousing,4030—Racemous.

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403l—Resumed, ho rse-meat4034—Rosemary .

4035—Ho rse-mill,wearisomely .

4040—Resource, ho rse-racerace-ho rse.

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4041—Reso rt, rose-ro ot. 1.

4046—Research.1» 4095—Ho rse-play, erasable,

4047—Heresiarch, heresiarchy .

t 4097—R e-speak, ho rseback.a

4048—Reserve, resurvey .1.

4 10l—Rho etizite, reduced,4049- Reso rb . rhetizite.

405l—Wrizzled, resolute, re 4 102—Artizan.sold, urceolate, result, hars 41 03—Heartsome.

let, resolute,hair-salt, ho rse 41 04—Redsear, heart-so re, reload.4‘ duoer .

4052—Ursuline.a 4105—Riotously, arduously .

4056—Ho rse-1eech.

4057—Herse-like, hearse-like4058—Resolve, ourself, yourself

,herself.

4062—R ecession, recision,rescision

, erastion.4064—Reseizure.

407O—Rescous,air-sacs.

407 1 Risked, rescued.c

4120—Wo rdiness,worthiness,4074—Rescuer,

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risker.1 hardness.waywardness, earwitness,aridness, rudeness,

heartiness, redness, hardi

408 1—Ho rse-fo ot, received,arse-fo ot. c f

4084—Whereso ever, receiver.

4085—Ho rse G

090—Armpi cy, haruspice,aruspice, haruspicy .

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409 1—Ho rsereSpit.

4092—Resupine, ho rse-bean.

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4 1 07- Heart-sick.

41 09—Rudesby .

4 1 1l—Radiated, rotated.

4 1 14—Rotato r, rotato ry, hereditary, heart-dear, ho rtatoTY

4 1 15—Ro otedly, rat-tail.41 18—Ho rtative, writative,rotative.

ness, earthiness, readiness, 4145—Arterial, o rderly, o raruthenus, radiance, Herodi

4 147—Rheto ric, redargue.

“412 1—O rdained, rhodonite,retained, o rdinate, retinite,

4124 -O rdainer,heartener, retainer, hardener, o rdinary .

41 25—O rdinal.4127—Rating,herding, riding,eroding,wreathing, hoarding, aerating, ro oting, rioting, wo rding, writhing,writing, reading, red-wmg

4154—R iddler, retailer .a

41 30—Redemise, reedmace.

41 3 1 - Wardmote, re-admit, 4156—Aretol0gy , o rthology .

redeemed.at 1»

41 32—Herdman, hearth-mo 41 58—Ro ot-leaf.ney .

0 41 6 1 -R etouched.

4 1 34—Redeemer.«1 41 62—Eradiati on, rotati on,

4 13 6—Artemisia. reddition, irritation, ho rta4140—O rato rious, rheto rize, tion, arietation, radiation,retrace,arders, o ratress, tedress. 41 67—Artichoke.

4 141—Air-thread, retirade, 41 69 —Hardship,wardship.

retired, retreat, ho rtyard,retard, arthrodia,wartwo rt, 41 70—Retex, radix .

o rdered, retart, red-haired, 4 17 1 -Eradicate, redact, re

reiterate,hart-wo rt, retrait. 4» duct, red-coat, radicate.

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41 72—o rthogon.drawn. 41 73—R edgum.

4143—Earth-worm, yard-arm, 4 1 74—R etaker.ward-ro om. 4 1 75- Article, heretical, rad4144—O rderer,wire-drawer, erotical.

41 77—Earthquake.

4148—Retrieve.

4149—Wardro be.0

4150—Artless, rattles, hurtless, ruthless,wo rthless,wo rdless, reedless, heartless,wrathless,artilise.

41 5 1 -R oytelet, retailed, redlead, retold, retaliate, rutilate, rotalite, rattled.

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41 52—Ratlin, ho rtulan, ratline, o rtolan, o rtalon. 1»

PHRENO -MNEMOT ECHNIC DIC T IONAR Y4 180—Artifice.

418 1—Earth-fed, ratified, reedified.

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4 1 84—Ratifier, heretofo re.1»

4185—Artful, ruthful,wrathful.

41 9 1—Redbud, re-adapt. 1 ‘

41 92 -O rthopny .

4 195—Heriotable, readable,heritable, ratably, red-pole,ratable, redouble.

4 197—Earth-bo g, rutabga.

4200—Arenaceous.

420 1— Ironist, rinsed, earnest.

4203—Arianism, ransom.4204—Rinser .

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4205—Ruinously .

4207—Ransack, iron-sick.

42 1 0—Arnuts.

42 1l—R e-united, rented.

42 1 3—Random.42 14—O rnature, hare-hunter,Herrnhuter, rane-deer,re-enter, render, rain-water,re-inter, ranter

,rondure, rain

deer, renter, rounder, roantree,mun-tree, reindeer.

42 15—Hair-needle, renewedly, rundle, o rnately, o riental,rondle, rindle, rental, roundel, roundelay, roundly .

42 1 6—R entage. at42 1 7—Aeronautic, uranitic .

42l8 —U ranitive.

4220—Raininess.422 1—R enowned.

4227 -Warning, yearning,ruining, reigning, earning,renewing,homing, running.

423l-Reanimate.

424 1—Wernerite, renard.

4242—Wernerian.4247—Ho rnwo rk.

4248—Renerve.

4250—Arenulous, ho rnless.4

4256—Uranolo gy .

426 1—R e-enjoyed, ranged.

4262—Reunition, ruination,

a’renation. s4264—Ranger, o rangery, teinsure.

4285—Yearnful.m

4268—O range-wife.

427 1—Wry-necked, runagate,renegado , renegade, re-euact

,ranked.

4274—Wringer, raneo r, re

inquire,

ranker,wronger,rmger .

4275—Iron-clay,rankle, rank,ly,wrangly,wrongly, ironi

cal, Aaronical, irenical.

4276—Re-engage.

428 1—Ho rn-fo ot, renovate.

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M12—lRMtdain, rewritten. 4562—Hariolati '

on, irreligion,relation,etiolation, religion.

44l4—Rewarder. 1

4420 -Rareness. Milk—Relax.

4427—Roaring, rearing, re 457 1—Reluct, relict, relegate,hearing, ear-ring.

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4430- Reer-mouse, rear 4572—Harlequin. 4»mouse, tern-mouse. 4573—Realgar, relique-ry .

4441 - R earward, rereward.

4449—Rare-ripe.a 4577—Whirli-gig.

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458 1- R elieved.

4584—Reliever .1»

leased. 459 1—Whirl-bat, whirl-pit,4503—R oyalism. 1 1 hurlbat. r

4504—Releaser . 4592—Hurl-bane,whirl-bone.

45 1l—Related, reloaded.0

45 13—Ear1dnma45 14—Air-holder, heraldry,

° harlotry,,

relato r, relater .

45 15—Wo rldly .a

45l7—Heraldic .r

45 18- Relativa1»

4520—Earliness, reliance.

452l eloancd,hurlwind, relent, reland,whirlwind. e

4527—R elay1ng, relying,air 462 1 -O riginate, reJo ined, arling,mling, railing, rolling, gent, urgent, reagent. 0

hurlingwarling, hireling,whirling, yearling, erelong.

4624—0 1-1n.t

453l—Relumed.r 4625—Osigini, rationale, ta

4532—R elmnine. tional.4560—R e1 igious. 4626—R echangc.

r

456 1—Relished.

4595—Whirlpo ol.460 1- R ejo iced, regic ide, regest.

4602—Rechosen.46 05v—Rejo icer.

46 1 1—R igidity .1»

46 1 5- ~Rigidly .

46 1 6—Archduchy .

46 1 7~Archduke4620—Harshness, rashness,richness,archness,who rishness, eruginous, rushiness,

pumamo'mcmc DIC T IONAR Y . 125

ing,arching, high-teaching, 47 1 7—Arctic, Arcadia. 1»

raging.

4632—Regimen. 47 18—A1 'rogat1ve, creative.

463 7—Archmo ck.0

47 1 9—Archetype.

4640—Archeress,archeresy . 4720—O rganize, ro ckmess.a

464l—O rchard, re-assured.

4642 -Rejourn.4646—Recharge.

465 1—Rejolt, archlute, rushlight,argilite.

1»

4653— Ro che-alum.4657 - Arch-1ike, rush-like 4724—Hearkener, reckoner.

46 69—Rajaship.0

467 1—Air-jacket, reject.

468 1—Air-shaft.4685—Rageful. r

469 1—Arch-poet.4694—Wo rshiper .

4695—Erigible, regible.

4700—Reaccess. r

470 1a—Rugosity, retract,quest.

4703 —Archaism, orgasm,some.

47 1 0—Rickets.

1

47 1 1—Eructat'

e, reacted,quited, erected.

47 12— Arcadian. a47 1 3—Rectum. r

47 14—Erecter, recto r,gather, electo r; recto ry,quitor, requietmy , flamearchiater.

1»

47 15—Erectly, requiu'

472L—Amchno id, reckoned,regained, reco ined, argonauta, o rchanet, Argonaut,recant.

4722~Armniam4723—Arcanum, o riganum.

4726—Reco inage.

4727u-Wrecking, re-echo ing,o rganic,wo rking, racking,fanning,whips. arenas.yerking, ro cking, reekmg,rigging.

4728—Reconvey .1»

4732 —Wo rkwoman,magmas,wo rkman.473Vamflao ioemi c .

4739 -R ecumb.

4740—Rye-grass, rigorous,te

recross.r

474l—Wire-grate, regard, required, regret, ragwort. re

co rd, recreate, regreet, re

grate.a

4743—Hierogsam.4744- c uirena4746—Rego rge.

e, 474Mock4748 —Ho rography,, recurve,

126 Pmomorncnmcmonomer .

4749—Ro ck-ruby . 4790—Arquebuse, barque4750—Hercules, recluse, re busegulize, regulus,wreakless, 4796—Ragabash.

ro ckless, hour-glass, reck 480 1—Harvest, revest, revisit,less, reclose, rackless.it refused, revised.

1 1

4804 Refuser, reviser, re

475 1—Haircloth, regaled, reviso r .

0

gulate, reclude, auriculate, 4805 - Refusal, revisal.reglet, riglet. 48 1 1—Refuted, refitted, rifted,

4752—Herculean, reguline, riveted.

recline. 48 12—O rvietan.4753—Reclaim, ro elf-alum. 48 14—Herea1ter, rafter, te

futer, rough-draw, refitter.

4754—Auricular, roquelaur,regular, o racular, reco iler.

a48 15—Refutal. 0

4820—Ravenous, rifeness.4756—Archeolog4757—Argolic, o richalch.

4758—Hiero glyph.

476 1—Rico chet. r

4762—Arachosian.4763—Rakeshame.

4765—R ogulshly4762—Arro gati on, rogation,

erection, irrigation, reaction,r1gatlonero gation, aurigation

,arcuation. 1»

4769—Wo rkshop, rogueship.

477 1—Reco ct. r

4775—Archical.4780—Archives.4784—Recovery, recover.

1 '

4785—Wreakful, wreckful,archival. t

4786—R o ck-fish.r

482 1—O rphaned, ravened, refined, hierophant.

4826—0 rphanage, revenge.

4827 -Arriving, reviewing,ro ofing, reefing,wharfing,ravmg.

1»

483 1—Revomit. t4840—Auriferous, o rfrays, teverse.

4841—Befret, riveret, revert,revered, referred.

r

4842—Refrain.4843—Aerifo rm, reframe, re

fo rma4844—Reverer.

t

4846—Refresh.

4848—R itfrafl‘.4849—R everb4850—R o ofiess.485 1—Redent, reveled, rifled,revolute

,ruffled, revolt, reviled, rivulet, revealed, ri

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1 28 mannamrmormrc pronouns.

4954—Warbler, repealer, te 5026—Lozenge,lozengy .

plier, repeller.1

4956—Repolish.

4957 -Ropali o .

4958—Replevy .

496 0—Rapacious.496 1—Herbaged, Areopagite

4962—Ruption, o rbation, reboation, eruption.

4970—Areo pagus.

497 1—Repacked, rebuked.

4972—Rubican.4974—Rebuker, repacker.

4987— Rubific .

4995—Repayable.

50 1 1—Listed, lucidity,lustihead

,heliostate, elicitate

,lustiho o d, elucidate,elicitedG

50 12—Hailstone.

50 1 4—Lastery, holster,lister,luster, oleaster,lustre.

50 15—Laystallllcitly,lustily,listel,lastly .

50 1 6—Lastage.

50 1 7—Ale-stake, elastic .

502O—Lousiness, lo oneness,laziness,licence.

2l—Lac iniate,lo osened,lucent

,lessened

,lessened.

5027—Leasing,losing,lacing,all-seeing,laz ing;lo osing.

5094—Eel-spear,lispe5095 —Losable,leasable.

5022—Eleusinian,halcynnian. 5 102~ Laodice9mi5023- Alcyonium. r

5024—Listener.

51 03 -Henlthsome, Helotism,hulotheism, lothsome,lithsome,loathmmc

5032—Wealsman,lacewoman,laceman.5035—Wholesomely .

5040—Ulcerous, lazar-house,luso rious.

5041—Ulcered, lizard,lousewo rt,lacerite, ulcerate,la

zaret,lazaretto .

5042—Lucern,lusern.

5045— Iazarly .1»

5050—Lossless.

505 1 -Leasehold,lazulite.

5072—Eel-skin.5074— I.ascar.

5076— Luskish.

5079—Heliscope.

5080— Lascivious.

5084—Lucifer .

5085—Lossful.5087—Lucific.

a.5090—Allspice.

509 1 -Hohlspath.

5092~ Licebane, Lisbon.

tude.

5 1 1 3—Lithotomy, lithotome»5 1l4wLaudato ry, 1.

5 1 1 5—~Elatedly .

5 1 18—Laudative.4»

5 120—Lateness,wealthiness,lothness, loudness, loathness, lewdness, healthness,latinize,litheness,wildness,oldness

,latency .

5 121 —Latinity,latent. r

5 123~ Laudanum,ladanum.5 125—Latinly .

0

5 127—Elding, hilding,weeding, halting,luting y ielding,lading, loading,wielding,lauding, leading, loathing,lothing,Wilding, holding,wilting, illuding,alluding.

5 130—Litmus.5 1 3l—Hell-do omed,ultimity,ultimate.

5 1 32—Leadman. 1»

5 140—Led-ho rse,lutarious.

5 14l—Literate,literati ,latered,wo ol-trade,leuthrite,elutriate

, lead-wo rt,wildered,lythrate,latrate,littered,lettered.

5 1 42—Lyterian,Lutheran,ala.tern, leathern, oldern, altern. luthern, well-drain,Lateran,waltron,litorn.

5 143- 1 -Eloterium.

520 1—Linseed, lsncet, lanced.

5203—Lonesome,

129

5 144- ~Ulterio r,literary, lo iterer,litterer.

5 1 45—Elderly,lateral,literal,litto ral.5 146—Litharge,lethargy,liturgy,altarage

5 149—Heliot1'0pe.41

5 150—Wieldless, healthless. s5 15l—Lethality .

5 156 —Lithology .

5 157 -Lady-like.

5 1 60—Litigious.5 1 62 laudation,lutation, a5 1 65—Loutishly .

5 1 69—Indy-ship.

5 1 70 -Lute-case,wild-go ose.

5l7l—Litigate.r

5 1 72- Iadkin. 4

5 18 1—Lithophyte.5 182—All-divine5 1 84—Wildfire.

1“5 185—Loathful,lady-fly,wildfowl, lithophyl, healthful,lothful.

5 1 97 —Lady-bug, holdback.

1»

5204—Lancer.

5205—1-Lancely . a52 10—Lends,lentous.52 1 1 —Lunated,lanated, hellhaunted, hetflandite.

1»

52 12—1—1Lniden,lentcn.52 13—Alantum,alentem.

1 30 mmoumorncmcmcrrorunv.52 14—Ill-nature,launder,len5279—Link-boy .

der, laundry, lentery, . ole 5280—Lanifice.

ander, lento r, highlander, 5295—Alienable.wo ol-winder. 530 1—Almost.52 1 5—Lentil, lintel, lion’s 53 1 1—Helmeted,limited.

tail. 53 14—Limitary, heliometer,52 1 6—Highlandish. lime-water, limiter, limn52 1 7—Lunatic,lentigo . ture, holometer.

53 1 7—Lime-twig.

52 18—Lenitive.s 5320 —Luminous, aluminous,

5220—Loneness,aloneness. lameness, alimonious.

522l—Lenient.5225—Leoninely .

5227—Elo ining,lining.

5235—Wheel-animal. a524 1—All-hono red, lanyard,laniard.

5242—Lunarian.525 1—Lineality

,lunulate.

5254—Lunular.

5257—Lion-like.

5260—Lungeous, lungis.

526 1—Linget.5262—Alienation, luncheon,illinition, laniation, lineation.

5264—Lounger.

5270—Longways, longwise,lynx .

527 1—Languet,languid,linked,lengthy,length, elongate,lunged.

5274—Langure,languo r. 539 1—Olympiad,limbat,limpid, lampiste,

5275—Longly, lyingly, lin5392—Olympeangual, [ingle,lankly . lampen.

5276—Languish,language. 5394—Lu1nber, limber,lamprey,lumbar,limper.

532 1—Lomonite, laumonite,lymnite, eliminate, lemonade, luminate, laminate,aluminite,almond, ailment,aliment, lime-hound,wailment, lament,loment, element.

5323—Aluminum5324—Well-meaner, luminary, laminar, almoner,limner,almonry .

5327—Almanac, whelming,lo oming,limming.

5340—Lemures.

5350—Helmless.

5362—Limation.53 74—Law-maker.

a

5375—Lo om-gale,lumachel.538 1—Lymphate.

5390—Lampas,limbus. 1»

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57 1lmLiquidity,liquidate,legated,lactate,lo cated, elect

57 12—Lactean,legatine .

57l4—Electuary, electre,ligature, electo r,lecture, lecto r

,legatary,legato r.

57 1 5- Lacteal, luctual, lectale.

57 1 6—Lactage.

57 1 7—Lactic .

57 18 - Elective, elo cutive.t

5750—Alkalmus,luckless,alcoholize, alkalize,legalize.

575 1 —Lo cality,legality,ligulate,likeliho od.

5752—Alkaline,log-line.

5754—0 il~colo r.5757—Alcoholic.

1

5758—Alkalify .

5720—Elegance,likiness,lig 5760—Lo quaclons.neons, luckiness, lacunose,lacunous, elegancy.

572 1—Likened,alkanet, elo

quent,lignite, elk-nut,ali

quant, elegant. i

5722—Alleghanean.5724—Lacunar.

5727—Laconic, lo oking, lik.

ing,walking.‘1

573 1—Welcomed.

5732—Legumen,log-man.5734- Welcomer.

5735—Welcomly .

5737—Alchemic,logomachy574 1 - Algarot,lackered,ligurite,alacrity .

5742—Alcoran,alko ran, o ilygrain,lo chron.

5762 Allegation, Equation,illaqueation, lecti on, election, allo cut1 on, allo cation,alligation, eliquation, elo cation, elo cution,legation,ligation,lo cation,lo cution.

58 14—Elevato r,levato ry, elelifler.

5743—Lo ck-ram, Inks-warm. 58 15—Love-tale

577O—Alcaics.5784—Liquifier,law-giver,allg1ver.

1»

5795—Liquable.

5800—Olivaceous.580 1—Ill-faced,love-suit.5803—Lovesome.

5807—Love-sick.

rmo -mmomnmc 1 1101 10q 1 33

5820—Leavenous,leaviness.a590 1—Alpist,lapsed, elapsed.

Q

582l—Olivenite,wolf-net,lea. 59 1 0—Lapideous, all-beautotvened, eleventh,levant, ole ous.fiant, elephant. 59 1 1—Lapidate,labiated.

5827—Laving,leaving,livingloving.

840—E1vers, aliferous, allfours.

584 1—Inve-eared, olive-yard,livered, leveret,wall-fruit,lievrite.

5842—Wolverin,wolverene.

5843—Alifo rm,wolfram.5847—Lavero ck,levero ck.

s

5850—Liveless,loveless,lifeless,leafless,love-lass.

585 1—Alveolite,livelode,volto ,leaflet,liveliho od,veolate,leveled.

5854—Alveolary, leveler,veolar,wall-flower .

5855—Livelily,lovelily .

5857—Love-lo ck,life-like,elflo ck. 5942—Low-bo rn,album, hell586 1—Lavished. bo rn,well-bo rn, lepo rine.

1

5862—Alleviation, lavation,elevation. 5943 —Elbow-ro om. s

5864—Lavisher,wall-fisher. 5944 —Library,ale-brewer,labo rer.

5865—Lavishly . 5945 —Libral,liberal.587 1—Olfact,levigate. 5947—Lap-wo rk,lubric, 1'

5950—I.ibelous, helpless.leviable.

g.59 1 3—Lipothymy .

59 1 4—Lapidary.r

59 17 Lapdo g.

59 18 Lapidify .

5920—Albinos. s592 1—Inbent.5923—Olibanum.5926—Ale-bench.

5927—I.o pping,lapping,walloping,all-o beying, eloping,leaping, lapwing, lo oping,loping, yelping,well-being.

e I.

593l—Help-mate.

5932—Albumen. s5940—Leprous, labo rous, lepros

'

y,labo rious.594 1—Lee-board,well-bred,low-bred, liberty, halberd,leopard, ill-bred, hell-broth,librate, hell-brewed, hillbred,liberate,labo red.

r

1 34 pnmomuoracnmcmc'

rromnv595 1—Lo op-holed, libelled,labelled.

r

5952—Lupulin, albelen.5954—Libeler

,labeler.

5957—Hell-black.

5962—Libation.5964—Elbow-chair.597 1—Lip-go o d.

5972—Alpagua. “1

5977—Lob-co ck.

5985—Lap-full, helpful.60 10—Jesuitess, justice, chastise, shistous, shistus. 6 12l—Jut-window,chatoyant.

60 1 1 - Jesuited, chaste-eyed, 6 127—J otting, jutting, shedchested, chastity .

‘1 ding, shedding, shutting,60 14—Jester, agisto r, gesture, cheating, chiding, sheeting,chess-tree, shaster .

«1 sheeting, shouting, shadow60 15—J ustly, chastely . ing, jading.

60 1 7- Jesuitic,shistic, gestic, 6 1 40—C hideress.

6 142—Chaudron, chawdron.60 18—Justify .

6020—Juiciness, joyousness,cho iceness. 6 1 5 1—Chatelet, sheet-lead.

602l—Jacent, jacinth.

6027 —Chasing, cho osing. 6 1 60 - Judicious.1»

6032—Jasmin, jasmine, chessman.6035 —J ews’-mallow.6050—Cho iceless

, juiceless.606 1—Chiseled.

6059—C heslip.4'

6062 —Egestion.6077—Cheese-cake.

4

6079—Geoscopy .t

608 1—Cheese-vat. r

6084—Whichso ever.

6094—Jasper.

6095—J ezebel, chesible, chasable.

1»

6 1 02—Jetson.6097—C hesapeak.

a

6 1 03 -; Judaism, jetsam.

6 1 04—Judaizer.

6 1ll—Agitated.

6 1l7—Geodetic .

6 120—Shadiness,shadowness.

6l62—Agitation.6 1 64—Judiciary .

6 1 65—Judicial. a6 1 75—Judaical.6 184 -Shot-free.

6 195—Ag itable.

6200—Genesis.

620l—Ash-Wednesday .

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642 1—C hurned, gerent, esurient, shrend, shroud, ge

‘

rund.a

6423—Geranium.6425—Joumal. 0

6427 —Shrink,shrunk,shrank,charring,assuring, sharing,jeering, jarring, cheering,Wagering. para.

6430—Shrew-mouse.a 6495—Sharp1y, jarble, shear

543 1—C harmed,shire-mote. bill.6497—Cherubic .

6432—Shearman, germen, 650 1—C haliced.washer-woman, chairman, 6505—J oylessly, jealously.1'

German, juryman. 1'

6434—Charmer. 65 1 1 —J olt-head, childho od,6439—Shrimp.

e childed, shielded, jolted, jilt6443—Churr-wo rm. ed.

1»

6447 —Jararaca. 65l4 -Shoulder, chalder, jolt6450—Cheerless, showerless, er, sheltery, sho e-leather,sho reless. shelter.

1

645l—Sho rlite. 65 15—Childly.

6457—Charlo ck, sheer-hulk. 65 1 6—C hildish.

a 6520 -Shoaliness, chillness,646 1—Cherished, charged. agileness, chilliness.

6527—Chilling, hatcheling,6462—Gyration. jeweling, shelling.

t

6464—Charger, cherisher . 653l—Shell-meat.6547 -Shell-wo rk, ashlering.

6465—Church-ale, shrevrishly . 562—Aggelation, ejulation.6467—Geo rgic .

6472—J erkin. r

6 473—Gero comy .0

6474—Jerker, sharker,curau.

6475—Jargle, charcoal.

6485—S hrivel, chervil, cheerful.

649 1 4 -Sherbet.6492—Sharpen, share-bone,cherubin.

6493—Cherubim.

6590—Egilops.6595—Gelable.

t

6620—Jewishness.

6627—Judging.

6700—Jack-sauce.1»

6705 - J o cosely .a

67 1 1 -Ejected, cheek-to oth,jacketed.

s

6827—Achieving, Mag,6720 -

7Geognosy.

672Manchet, jo cund . 6841—Shivered.a

6 724—0 hicaner, chicanery .a

6842—Chevron.6727-adGeogonic, jagging, jog 6845—0heveril.ging, shogging, joking, sha6850—C hafiess, chiefless.

king, sho cking.

673 1—Check-mate.

6740—Checkers, sugar-house

6742—Shagreen, chagrin. 1»

6748—Geography .1»

6750—Checkless.675 I—J aculate, cho colate,

6754—J o culary, jo cular, juggler, jugular .

6 762—Ejection.6767—J ickajog.

6769—J o ckeyship.

6785—C hokeful.6 790 - Jac o bus, eich-pease.

t

679 1—Jaco bite.1»

6792—Jaco bine, cheek-bone,jigpin, jaco bin. 4»

6 794—C hoke~pear . 6941—Shew-bread, jeopardy,680 1—Jehovist. wash-board, jeopard, show68 1 1 -Shifted, shafted. bread, shepherd.

a

6942 -C haperon.68 12—Chieftain. 1» 6947 —Shipwreck.

68 14—Shitter. 69 chapeless,68 1 7—Japhetic . class.

6820—Achievance,chievanee. 695 1—C haplet, chapelat.I

6952 - C haplain. 0

685 1- 4 0vialty,shuffled,shoveled.

a

6852—Javelin. r

6854—Shatfler,shoveler,shuffler, chivalry 1

6870—Chafe-wax .s

6895—Achievable.s

6900 —Gypseousa690 1—C habasite.

6 903—~Gypsum.69 14—~Jupiter, chapiter, chapter .

6920 —Japanese, shabbiness,cheapness.

6924a—Cl1eapener.

6927—Geoponic, gybing, gibing, chapping, chopping,shaping, chipping,shipping,shopping.

1 1

6 932—Sliopman, shipman,chapman, ship-money .

1 38 name-mummc 11 10 1 1 0 11 11 3 7 .

6957 -Shop-like, sho e-black.

7027—Guessing, kissing, acensing, gazing, high-gazing,

6965 -Sheepishly . casing, causing, waxing,go ose-wing, go ose-neck.

697 1 -Sheep-cot.

6993—J ib-bo om. 7030—Eximious.6997—Shop-bo ok, chap-bo ok. 703 1—Casemate, chasmed.

7000—Auxesis.700 1—Exhaust, exist, exust.

7034—Gossamer, gossamery .

70lo—Ecstacy, extasy, custos,exo dus, o xydize, o cciduous41!

70 1 1—Coasted, oxidiate, custo dy , exudate, o xidate, exnded, casted.

70 12—Augustan, key-stone,o xytone, o xyiodine.

70 1 3—Costume, custom.70 1 4—Gaster

,questo r, exo

tary, extra, questuary, caster, quzesto r, hog-steer, casto r, huckster, causato r, cxter, casto ry, coaster.

70 15—Ghostly , ghastly, cos

tal, extol, extill, costly .

70 1 7—Caustic, auxetic, exotic,acoustic, o xiodic .

a

70 18—Causative, costive.s

O

7020—Aqueousness, quansi 7060—Exitious.

ness. 706 1 -Case~shot.702 1—Gaze-hound, accend, 7062—O xygen, exagyn, cauaxinite, co zened,accent. sation, excission, cassa

7040—Uxo rious.

704 1—Exert, caucerate, ex

ho rt, gizzard.

7042 —Casern.7043—Case-wo rm.7047 -Wax-wo rk, casaron, exergue.

7049 -Guess-rope.s

7050—Causeless.a

705 1—Exolete, exult,axolote,exhaled, exiled, causalty,exility, causality, o xalate.

l

7053—Gauze-lo om.7054—Auxiliar, guzzler,auxiliary .

7057 -O xalic, o x-like: s7058—Exolve.

1 .

7059—Keslop, o xlip, cowslip.

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banana-manormnsm1 11 171 1 01 1 1 11 ?Godward, cle, ichthyocol, ichthyccolgoatherd, 1a. 1»wo rt. 7 18l—Act‘ivate, kite-fo ot,ac42—Quatern,qua tivity, o ctofid.

train, quadrin, 7 182 -Gate-vein. ss 7 184—Cadaver.

7 143—0adé -Wo rm. 1 » 7 185—Actively 1»

7 144—Gatherer. it

45—Equato rial,quadrel 7 186—6 0at-fish, cat-fish, ichtarrhal, hecto rly.

7 190-~Gatapuce.7 147—lcteric, cut-swo rn.

7 1 94 -O cto ber. a7 150—Guideless, cautelous, 7 1 95 -0 ctuple, guidable, ccactiless, cutlas, go odless, cat typal, equitable,equitably .

ho es.7 1 5 1—Actuality, cad, 7 199—Cat-pipe.

godyield, outlet, lite. 7200 -Aca11ace0us, concise.

7 154—Guttler, sutler, cutleTY

7 1 55 -God-lily .

7 156—Kittlish, ichthyologysr7 157—Kedlack, cat-like, catalogue, catholic, god-like.

4

7 159—Catalpa. a162—Actuation, equitationquotation. 1

7 1 69—Go o dyship, go odship,Go dship.

7 1 70—Caudex, caducous, catechize. 72 1l—Ignited, agonothete,

7 1 7 1—Aqueduct, catgut, kit candid, echinated, cantata,kat. quantity, counted, candied,

7 1 72—Catkin, cotquean, cc condite, conduit.

teen.7 1 74 -Catego ry. 72 12—Canadian, acanthine,7 1 7Matcall, cuneal, canteen, quaintain, quintin,

720 1—Hawk-nosed, agonist,ho ok-nosed, gainst,against,concite.

7202 -Canzone.

7203—Agonism, consume.a

4 7204—Cancer.1

7205 -Cancel, conceal, council, consol, counsel, console,consul.

7208—Conceive.

72 10—C onatus,acanthus,con

duce, contuse.

H IRING-W mmurmur . 141

contain, canton. continue,condign.

72l3—Quondam, quantum,contemn, condemn. r

72 14~-Canter, gawntree, cando r, canto r, kinder, cantaro ,wickentree, country, condo r, contour, conder, counter, contra.

72 15—Condole, gauntly, condily ,

quintile, cantle, kentle,kindly, candle, kindle, gondola, quintal, quaintly .

72 1 7—Agnatic, cono idic, cando c

,conteck.

s

72 18—Candify.t

7220—Canon1ze, canoness.722 1—Cannonade.

t

7224 —Canonry, cannoneer.

7227—Co ining, caning, gaining, queening,wagoning,wakening,weakening, cunning, hackneying, kenning,awakening,1 0 .

723 0w—Econcmize,mous.1»

723 1—Equanimity .

7232—Gownman, hackneyman, ichneumon. t7237—Economic .

7240—Cano rous. s7243~ Gun~wo rm.7 —r-C annular.7256—~Iconology .

7260—Conscious,acontias.p

7262-n-Gun-shot, quenched.o

7262—Kianogen, conjo in,agnation,agnition, ignition. t

congiary,

a7282—avene. confine.

7284—Confer, conveyer.729 1—Gun-boat, canopied,conepate.

7295—Ignoble, ignablv. cannibal. a773

isade, camoused, chimist. s7305—Camously . s

7264- Quencher,conjure.

7265—Congeal.7270—Equino x, conics, concause.

727 1—Kingho o d, concho id,conchite.

1 »

7272—Canakin. 1»7273—Gingham.7274—Cankery, canker, conquer, kangaro o , congree,congrue, concur, concrue,conger.

7275—nly, conical, canicula. 1»

727Moncava.7280 -Canvas, canvass, confuse, confess.

s

728l-m-C onfit, confide, confute, convoyed.

rnmcmucuo rncnmc 1 1 101 1 0 11 1 11 7 .

73 10—Comatous, comatose, 7384— 0 0mfrey, comfry, camcommo dious.

73 1l—C ommitted,eommuted,commodity,accomo date.

73 1 2 -Comedian. r

73 14—Cometary, echometer,commo do re, commother.

73 17—Cometic .

7320—Commons,ness.

732l—Acuminate, augment,commonty, command, community, commend.

7322—Communion.

common

7325—Agminal, commonly1commonweal.

7327—Ecumenic, combing.coming, gaming, calming.

73 35— Camomile, chamomile.

.

7340— C himerize.

7341— Camerade, camerate,comart, comrade.

1'

7347—Gemarie, comrogue.1»

7350—Gaumless.

pho r.

7390—C ompass, compose.a

739l—Compete, compute,

acherset,accursed.

7403—C hrism, Chrisom.735l—Camelot, camlet, gim7404—Gro cery, grazer, courlet.7352 —Kemelin.7357 —Gumlae.

O

7362—Commission, commotion.

7370—Commix.

7375 -Comical, chemical,

ser, gro cer, carouser, cursory, career, curser, crossrow,

7405—Carousal, crazily,cross

gracile,grossly, coarsely, coursely a

7407~ C o rsak.t

7392—Campain, campaign,compone, combine, company, campana, campania,campion. ’

73 94—Compare, compeer,cumber, camber.

73 95—Gum-bo il, compile,compel, gimbal,

7400—Grecize, crisis, cro ises,grosswise, cro ceous, graces,cras1s, courses.

a

740l—Greased, crazed, cruzcd

, Christ, grazed, eucharist

, coursed, cariosity, crusty, crest, curiosity

, grist,queristcho rist

, crust, coerced

, crusado , cursed, co rset,

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PIIRENO -MNIMO T RC HNIC DIC TIONAR Y .

nish, carnage, crauneh, carnage, grunge, cranch, co r

nage, cr1nge.

7427—C hronic, chronique,crank, cranky, crunk, quarrying, crowing, growing,curing, go ring, crying, gearing.

7428—Carnify .1.

7429—Co rn-heap,743 0—Grimace, grumous,kermes

,chermes.

743 1—Gromet, chromate.

7432L- Acrimony, agrimony,earmin, carman,acromionegrimony .

7433— Cremo r.r

7435—Gremial, gromwell, ca

romel, grumly, grimly.

7437—Chromic .

7439—Crimp, crump, cho riamb, cramp, crambo , co r

ymb r

744 1—Gray-haired.0

7442—Agrarian. t7445 —Crural. 1»

7450—Cureless, quarrelous,careless

, querulous.

745 1—Girlho od,cryolite, curled, cruelty, curialty, carlot.

7452—Kurilian, carline, Carolina.

7454—Growler,crawler .

7460—Gracious, courageous,egregious, go rgeous, ero ches, crotches.

746 L—Go rged, cruciate, go rget, crushed, caro ched.

t

7462—Grec 1ancrucian, creation, co rrosion, auguration,egression, co ertion, go rgich ,

7464—Grazier, cmzier, crusher.

1

7465—Crucial, curishly .

7472—Karagane, gherkin,go rgon, cro oken, kraken.

7474—C racker, cro ckery , craker, cowo rker, croaker, Chl

7468—Kerchief.7469—Curship.

7470—Crux,carcass, cro cus,

cargo ose, caricous, cho ragm.

747 1—Co rrect, carucate,co raco id

,coarct,cricket, cro oked,

cracked, charact.

7475—Gurgle, co racle, caracol,co rcule, grackle, crackle,svegal

7476—Greekish, careajo , quirkish.

7480 -Grievous, co rvus, crevis, greaves, co rypheous,crevrce.

748 1 —Aggravate, gurhofite,crowfo ot, graved, curvity,aggrieved, croft, graft, gravity, grieved, graphite, cravat,

PHRMGMNEMO T ECWIC DIC T IONAR Y .

craved, co rvet, co rved, gryphite, curvet.

7482—Co ryphene,craven, griflon.

7484—Graver, gro over, earver, kerver, griever, craver .

caravan7485—Grove], carvel

, gravely , co rival, gra-diy, careful

, grufl‘ly , gravel. r

7486— C rayfish.

7487 Graphic7490— Carpus, co rps, crab

749 1—Aggrouped, cro opade,croupade, carpet, crypt, curbed

, crept,aggro oped, cribbed, crabbed, cropped.

7492—C repane,wake-ro bin,co rban, carbon.

7494 -Griper,crop-ear

, grouper, carper, groper, craber,creeper, crow-bar, cropper,

grubber .

495—Grapple, curable, co rbel, carpal, creeple, quitpele, craple, cribble, gripple, agreably , grabble, co r

beil, grubble, cripple, crapula,agreable, creep-hole.

7500—Glacis, glass-house.

750 1—Equalized, closed, c c

ulist, closet, glazed, gulesity, glist, coleseed, chalcite,chiliast. r

7502—Glucin, glazen, calcine,keelson, kelson.

7503—Gleesome.

7526—Clanish, clunch,clench,clownage, clownish, clingy,clinch.

7527—Killing, quelling, col

7504—Glo z'

er, closer.

3

b

7505—Callously, closely.

7509— Clasp.

75 10—Clothes.75 1l—Quilted, gladiate, cloutcd, clouded, gilthead, gilded, co ol-headed, gelded, calidity, guilded, clothed.

75 12—Gladen, golden, Chaldean

, gluten, gladwin, gliadine, goldney, glutton, gladden, guillotine.

.75 14—Clothier, colature, kelter, gilder, colter, glider,coulter, gelder, cc-elder,glader, guilder, culture, gladder, collato r, clutter, clatter,glitter.

75 15—Gluteal, gladly, gladiole, cloudily, guiltily, cold

75 1 6—Coltish.

75 1 7—Chaldai c, colletic .

7520—Glueyness, cleanness,ugliness, colonize, equalness, glance, cleanse, co olness.

a

752 1 —Gehlenite, gleaned, gulaund, gouland, gland, glent,acolent, client.

7522— Chelonian.7524 -Gleaner, clownery, culinary.

7525—Colonial, cleanly .

145 mmomuo '

rmmmount.

ling, calling, clonic, clun1ac, clong, clung, clihk, cal7550—Guileless, clawless.angay, clang, kesling, clawcloyless.

1

ing, co oling, keeling, hag 7560—Glacious.gling, oakling, co iling, glow756 1—Glaciate.

0

ing, gluing, ogling, quailing, 7562—Gulch1n, collation, colcling,weakling. lisien, collusion, eolation,

7530—Glumous, eole-mouse, coalition, collegian.clumsy, coal-mouse. 7564—Clausure, closure, gl

753 1— Calumet, calamit, os cier, glazier.0

lamity, claimed, climate, 7565—1Glacial, cguillemot.

7532—Gleeman, coal-mine,calumny, calamine, culmw.

7534—Glaymo re, claymo re,calamar, claimer, colmar,clamo r.

7535—Glo omily, columel, calcmel. 7573—Gla1woma.

7539—Colombo , clump, cc 7574—Clicker, culent, clacklumbo , clamp.

7540—Glareous, calo yers, glori ous, chlo rous.

754l- Glo ried, clart, claret,chlo rite, chlo rid, clearedclarty, colo rate.

7542—Euchlo rine, chlo rine,7543—Glow-wo rm. r 7582—C olophony, colophon,

cloven.7545—O cularly, clearly .

er, cliver, claviary, glaver,r, Calvary,sin

7547 —Cleric , calo ric, choleric, coal-wo rk, clerk, chlo r

7586—Cleavuge.

7569—Coal-shi p.s

7570 —Glaueous,agalaxy , calix, calx, calyx, galaxy .

757 1—Cli cked, cloaked, collo cate, clo gged, collect.

7575—Calycle,calcule, coli

.ca] . 11

7577—0holagogue.

7580—Acclivous. t

758 1—Acclivity, d itty, keel

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148 pnanso unsmo rsenmenrcrroxanv.775 1—Giglet, co equality , keycold, co chleate, cuckold, 7842—Govern, cavern.acacalot, giglot,goggle-eyed, 7844—Quaverer, coverer.

coagulate,goggled, co ckeled, 7850— Cavilous.

quackled. 785 1—Gavelet, koupholite.

7752—C o calon. 7852— Gavilan.7753—Quicklime, coagulum. 7854—Cavalry, cavalier, caviler .

7754—G1ggler, co ckler, co ch 7857—Gavelo ck.

“1

leary, cackler . 7862—Cavazi on.776 1—Co ckshut. 7870—Equivo cacy .

7762—Caucasian, co cti on, cc 787 1— Equivo cate.

action. 7875—Equivo cal.7764—Co cksure. 7900—Capsize.

7770—C owquakes, cachexy . 790 1—Gibbsite, capacity,copist, copyist.

7772—Cuckquean. 7902—C obswain, capucine.

7773— Caco chymy .

778 1— C o ckfight.7782—Cacophony.

779 1—Co ckboat, co ck-pit.7793—Quickbeam.7794—C ow-keeper.

7795—Co ck-bill.7802—Gauvison, cavesson, cavezon.78 1 0—Covetise, covetous.

78 1 1—Gifted,coveted.

78 12—Caftan, cavatina.78 14—Caveato r .

7820—Covinous, covenous7721—Covent. cabined,7827—Giving, coving, quail“ing

7834—Quavemire.

7840—Equivo rous.a

784l—Quivered, covered, cofvert, covertway, quavered.

7905—Capsule, gibbously, copiously .

7907—Keepsake.

79 1 1—Cupidity, cubited, cchobated

,cohibited.

79 1 2 - Captain, go-between,

copatan.79 14- Cubato ry, capto r, cubature, capture.

79l5—Capitule, capitol, cubital, capital, cubo idal, capitally .

79 1 7—0 0ptie.

79 18—Captive.

7920—Cauponize.

792l— Cauponate,co bnut

, cab inet. 1 1

7927 - Copping, equipping,o ccupying, keeping, coping, gaping, cupping, capp1ng.

7932—Copeman.

PERENO -MNEMO T EC HNIC DIC T IONAR Y .

7940—Cupreous, cuprose, osprice.

794 1—Copy-right, egg-bird,

co operate, cabaret, cupboard.

7942—Co biron, Cabirean, Cabirian, hag-bo rn.

7944—Caperer .

7945—Capriole, cabriole.

7946— Caprichio , co operage,gibberish.

7947—Cabiric .

7948—Ague-pro of.795 1—Cupolaid, goblet, copyhold, couplet, co balt, equability , coupled, cabled, cablet, capellet.

7952—Capulin, go blin, capeIan

, gibeline.

7954—Co bbler, quibbler, gabeler, capillaire, capillary,gabbler—Co bloaf.

7960— Captious, capacious.

796 1—Capuched, cabo chedequipaged.

7962—Capuchin, aucupation,caption, cohibition, cohobation, o ccupation,

'

cubation.

7968— Capsheaf.7969—Co bishop.

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7970— C ow-po x .

797 1—Gibcat.7975— O chenl, cupgall, cubical.

7995—Capable.r

7997— Copy-bo ok.a

80 1 6—Vestige,vice-doge.

80 18—Festive.

802 1—Vicinity .

8022 - Fescennine.

8023— Physnomy,visnomy .

80 10—Fastuous.a

80 1l—Fusted,feasted,fo isted,viscidity, fast-day,visited,vested,fo istied .

80 1 2—Fasten,festo on, fus

tian. s80 14—Fester, fo ister, foster,feaster, faster,visito r,vesture, physeter .

80 1 5 —Festal,fistula,facetely,vestal, fastly,vastly .

1»

8024—Vicenary .

8025—Vicinal.8026—Vicinage.

8027 —Facing, efiirsing, effacing, effusing.

8041—Eviscerate,vizard,vi

so red,fossroad.

8050—Vo iceless, fesels,faceless. 1 1

806 1—Visaged.

8062—Phosgene, physician,fasciation. 1

80“TO—Viscous,fuscous, physlcs.

807l—Vesicate.s

8072—Vessicon,vessigon. 0

8073—O fi'

scum.8075—Physical,vesicle,fasci

cle, fiscal.8077—Fizgig.

mmomumo '

rsonsrc owrrosnr .

808 1—Phosphate, phosphite. 8 149 -Fo ot-rope.rv 8 150—Avo idless,fo o dless,vi

8084—Phospho r.1 talize, Vitals, fo otless,feet

8085—Evasively .1» less,futilous,faithless.

8094—Heavy-spar,vesper .

8095—Fusible,visible, feasible,feasibly, fuzzball,visibly .

8 10 1—Vetust,vaticide, photizite.

8 1 05—Feateously .

8 1 14—Feudatary, feudato ry,feo dato ry, aflidature.

1 8 1 57—Fetlo ck.

8 120—Vo idness, fitness, fat 8 1 62- Evitation, affidation.ness, featness, avo idance,evidence,vo idance, phyto 8 1 64—Fiduciary .

1

ness, o fienness.

8 1 2 1— Evident, fo dient, fattened .

8 124—Fatner,fattener.1

8 127—Evading,wafting, fading,avo iding,fo oting, fighting,voting,vo iding, feeding, fitting,aphthong.

8 1 30—Of’times.8 1 3 1—Fathomed.

8 1 32—Fo otman. s8 1 3 4—Fathomer .

1

8 140—Votaress, fautress,vit 8 1 95—Fo ot-ball,vo idable,evireous. table.

8 14 1—Fatherho o d, futurity, 8200—Avenaceous,vinaceous.

fathered, fo otrot, federate,feathered,featured.

8 142—Veteran.8 144—Federary.

8 145—Vitriol, fatherly,federal,futurely,featherly .

8 148—Vitrify, featherfew.

8 16l—Phytolite, feo dality,fo ot-hold, fidelity,feufiddle-wo o d, futility,ty,fuddled.

ho 8 153—O phthalmy .

8 154—Fuddler, fiddler.

8 156 —Photology, phytologyfl

8 1 65—Fiducial.8 17 1— Oviduct, fatigate fatigued.

8 1 72—Vatican.8 1 73—Viaticum.8 1 75—Aphetical.8 185—Fateful, fo otful, faithful, fitful,fo o dful.

8 1 90— Fo otpace.

8 1 9 1—Fo ot-pad,fo ot-path.

820 1—Venust, funest,vinosity, evinced,fenced.

8202—Venison.8204—Vansire.

8208—Evincive.

82lo—Fantazy, phantasy,faints.

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1 52 momomnmcmc'rromuw.836 1—Fa1nished. fo reto oth, fo rethought,fo rt 58362—Vomition, evomition. ed,fo rtuity,viridity,apho r

dite,freighted.

83 7 1—Fumigate. 8412—Overdone, fo rtin, fo r839 1—Vamped . tune,fourteen,frighten.8394—Vampire,vamper.

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8395— Fumble.

8400—Apheresis, fo resei ze,oversize.

t

840 1—Afo resaid, first,fero city ,feracity, friezed,frized,frost, overhasty, fo rwaste,verst, overset,fo resaid,fo rso oth, oversight,veracity,fo resight, fo rced, furacity ,fireside,frosty,fo rest,vo racity

,fo reside,fo restay,aph

o rist,aphrizite.

8402—Pharisean,farcin, oversnow, overseen,fo reseen.

8403—Apho rism.8404—overseer,verser, friseur, fo rswear, fo rcer,fo reseer.

1

8405—Aversely,frizzle,variously, overslow, fiercely, 8420—Farness, furnace,freeversal,furiously, overswell, ness, overno ise, fairness,fo reslow. fo reignness, fierinness,fren

8407 —Frisky, fresca, haver zy,variance,frounce.

sack, Phar isaic, frisk, fo rsake. 842 1—Afront, fo re-end,fo re

8408—Versify . wind, overneat, fo rewend,8410 -Overdose,virtuous,virvernate,affrontee, overnight,tucso . overnat, fo re-hend,virent,

841 1—Afi'

righted, fo rthwith, overbend,veranda, friend,afi'reighted, overdight,vir front, fo re-hand, fair-hand,tuate, overdate, fo rtieth, affront.frighted, fo redate, fo rded, 8422—Avernian.

841 3—Afo retime, fo redo om,fretum,freedom.

841 4—Afi'

righter, farther, affreighter, overtower, fruitery, overdry,fo redo o r,further, fir-tree,veratria, overtrow, overdraw, fereto ry,overtire,averter, overthrow,“

overture,freighter,verdure,overweather.

8415—Overtly, furdle,fertile,

fardel, fo retell, fourthly,frothily .

841 6—Fruitage, fraughtage,fo reteach.

841 7 -Vertigo , overtake,overto ok.

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8418 -Furtive, fruitive,fo rtify .

841 9—0vertop, fo retop.

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8423—overname. 8442—Fo rewo rn, over-wo rn,8424—Fo reigner,fo reknower, fo rerun,fo rewarn, over-run.vermer .

8425—Fern-ow1,vernal. 8443—Fo re-arm.8445—0ver-rule.

8426—Varnish,fringe,fringy , 8446—Overarch,fo re-reach.

furnish, French.

8427—Veronica, Pharaonic, 8447—Firewo rk, over-wo rk,phrenic, averring, furring,fearing,fairing, freeing, fir 8450—l ess, over-alls,vaing, fraying, frying, over riolous.wing, wavering,varying, 845 1—Epho ralty, over-load,veering, hovering,wayfar over-laid

,frailty, firlot,four

ing,frank. Wheeled, overlight, furled,8430—Pharmacy,farm-house,variolo id,vari olite,varlet,vermes. virility, freehold.

843 1—Firmity,fo rmiate,firm8453—Overwhelm.ed,fo rmed,framed, farmed, 8454—Fo rlo re.

affirmed. 8456—0verlash.

8432—Fo reman, freeman, fir 8457—Fo relo ok,overlo ok,fireman, freewoman, fireman, lo ck,frolick,fury-like,fo refo rewoman,vermin, ferry lo ck,fairy-like.man. 8458—Overlove, overlive.

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8434—Evermo re, farmer,framer,fo rmer,affirmer . 8459—Over10 0p, overleap.

8435—Fo rmill,vermil,vermeil,fo rmal, firmly, fo rmula.843 6—Overmuch.

843 7—Fo rmic .

8439—mp.

8440—Fo reho rse.

8441—0ver-heard, over-wo rd,over-yeared, over-wrought,fireward, fo rward, froward,fo re-right, fo re-read, fo rwo rd, fo re-ward, over-readover-ride, over-rate.

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8460—Veracious,vo racious,verjuice,freshes,avaricious,fero cious, feracious, furacions.

846 1—Fo re-shadow,averaged,overshot

,overshade, fresh

et, over-shadow.8462 - Freshen,virgin, Phry

. gian, freshnew, feriation,eversion,version, aversion,fruition, -variati on, eviration.

8464—Verger,fo rger,fo rager,fo reshower,fo rgery.

u

1 54 mum-m emount.

bo de, fo rbathe, fo rbid, farabout, fire-bate, overbid.

8469—Fo re-ship, fire-ship.

8470—Varicous,fracas,varix,fo regueas.

847 1—Fo rked, freaked,virgate, fo rk-head, fract, furcate, overact,variegate,frigate,fo rgot,fo rget.

8472—Firkin, fo regone, African, overgone.

8473—Fo regame, overcome.

8474—Overgrow,frago r,fo rego er, overcrow, overcare

,

over-eager .0

8475—Freckle, freckly, fire 850 1—Falsity,violist, ,

felsite,clay, overclo y,frugal. G falseho o d, avulsed, felicity ,

fleeced,fallowist.8476~ Freakish. 8503- ~Fullsome,fulsome.

8477—Fire-co ck.

8478—~Fo rgive,fo rgave. 8504—Filacer, fleecer, falser,falsary .

848 1—Overvote, fervid,fo re

fo ot,verified, overfeed. 8507—1 Flask.

8508—uPhilosophy ,falsify .

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8484—Fervo r, fo rever,verifi 85 10—Afflatus,flatuous, ephier,furfur . altes, flatwise, flatus, fietz .

8485—Over-fall, fire-fly,fearful, over-value, fo re-flow,over-flow

, over-veil, overffy, over-fill, over-Vail.

8486—Weaver-fish,farfetch.

8490—Over-po ise,verbose,over-busy, over-pass, fo r 85l2 -Heavy-1aden.pass. 85 14—Philter,valuato r, flaw

849 1—Fire-pot, fo rbad, fore ter, filato ry,vaulter,foulder,

8492~ Ever-0pen, fire-pan,fo rpine.

t

8493—Eupho rbium. t8494—Fo rbo re, overhear,fo rbear, overbrow, firebare,overpeer, overpower.

8495—Friable, fribble, fire

ball,variable,veerable,variably,verbal, overply, overblow,furbelow.

8496—Furbish,verbiage, fru

bish.1»

8500—Filaceous,foliaceous.

85 1 1—Blo o ded,validity, affiliated, fiighted,faulted,foHated, fielded, floated, flouted, pholadite,vaulted, fluidity,folded, fluted,violated.

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,9570—Flux,flax, efllux,amux,flix, flaxy ,fallax .

857 1—Afllict,falcate,falvulgate, flake-white, evulgate, flogged,flagged.

8572—Vulcano ,volcano , falcon,flagon.

8574—F1ecker, fulgury, flacker, fulcre,vulgar, fli cker,

9575—Flo ckly .

8580—Fulvous, flavous.858 1—Velvet,fulvid,full-fed,valved, evolved, foal-fo otvalvate,velvety,vilified.

8583—Eflluvium,8584—Vilifier, flavo r .

8585—Fluvial,fulfil, a8586—F1y-fish.

8587—Volvic .

859 1—Full-butt, flea-bite, flyboat,foalbit.

8592 - Fallopian, flea-banevulpine, fly-bane.

8595—Valuable,violable, flabel,availably, flabile,volubile,voluble, fo ilable,volubly, fly-blow, available, fallible,fallibly .

8597—Philippic .

860 1—Viciosity .

8605—Viciously, ofli ciously .

8608—Vouchsafe, 0

86 10—Vegetous.86ll—Viciated,vitiated.

0

86 12—Phagedena.

86 15—Vegetale,vegetal. u86 18- Vegetive,fugitive.

1

8620—Oafishness.

862l—Vagient,fashioned,fogent,facient. a

8624—Visionary,fashioner. i

87 15—Fictile.

87 18—Vo cative,

evacuative,factive, fictive, evo cative.

872l—Vacant,fig-gnat,vis

8625—Visi onal.8627—Vouching, avouching,fishing,fetching.

8632—Fish-woman.8635—Fish-meal.8643—Fish-ro om. 0

8657—Fish-like.

8662—Vitiation,viciation,effigiati on.

8677—Fish-gig.

8695—Avouchable.

870 1—Vexed, fugacity, fixi

ty,faxed,vacuist, fixed,fuguist.

8702

8704

8705—Vexil,fo xly .

8706—Fo xish.4

87 1l- Vacated,fucated, evicted, evacuated.

87 1 3—Victim.87 14—Vecto r,victo r, evacuaito r,facture, facto ry,facto r,victo ry, fig-tree,vecture.

count,fecund,facund, evacnant.

8740—Vigo rous,vicarious.4»

8741—Vi cariate, figured, figwo rt, figurate.

8745—Vicarial, figural.8746—Vicarage.

8750—Vo calize,feckless.875l—Vehicled,vo cality,fa

culty, figulate.t

8753—Feculum. 0 8941—Vapo rate,vapo red, evi875 brate, evapo rate.

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875 8942—Viperine, fibrin.8760—Fugatious,factions, ficti ons, 8944—Vapo rer, February .

8762—Evagation, eviction,evo cation, evection, evacu 8945—Fabrile, febrile, fibril.ation, avo cation,vo cation,vacation, fiction,faction,af8946—Vapo risfection. 8947—Fabric .

8795—Vo cable. 8950—Fabulize,fabulous.

880 1—Vivacityfavosity, halffaced.

8804 —Vavaso r,vavaso ry88 1 1—Fiftieth.

88 12—Fifteen.88 15—Vividly, fifthly .

882 1—Vivianite.

884O— Favo ress,feverous,8841—Favoured, fever-weed, 90 12 -O bsidian,pea-stone,epfeveret,favo rite. icedian, abstain, bestain,

8843—ovifo rm,fee-farm. baston, piston.90 1 3—Apostume, epicedium,

8844—Favo rer.a aposteme, pastime.

8845—Feverly .1 90 1 4—Abecedary, bestrew,

8846—Feverish.a whipster, bistoury, posture,

8848—Feverfew.

8858 —Fiveleaf. 4»

8860—Vivacious.887O—O phiophagous.8880—Viva-vo ce.

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8887—Vivific .

8894—Fivebar.

8900 —Fabaceous. 1»

892 1—Ho of-bound.

8927—Fo bbing.

8940—Vapo rous, oviparous,vapo rize, fibrous,viperous.

895l—Fabled.0

8954~—Fabler.90 10—Besides, pest-house,post-house.

a

90 1 1—Apostate, bestiate, bestead, basted, posted, bestowed

, posited, bestud .

ster, pasto r, positure, post 9043—U pswarm. 0

9048—O bserve.

ter, beater, beater, piaster,

boaster .0 9050—Baseless, peaceless.

1»

90 1 5—Pastel, pustule, pestlebastile, pastepistyle, pistol,stowel, beastly .

90 1 6—Beastish, postage, pis

90 17—Whip-sto ck, epizo otic,episo dic, postic.

90 18—Whip-steif, boastive,positive. 9057—Basilic .

0

.9058—Absolve, beslave .

9020—Absence, biasness, business, baseness, po isonous,absonous, o beseness, abaisance,absence.

2l—Abscind posnet, po isoned, basanite, basined,basenet, besnowed, obscenity, besaint, bezant, peasant,absent, byzant.

9024—Po isoner.

9027 —Passing, buzzing, po ising, abasing, abusing, pos~ing.

a

9075—Epicycle, opuscule,909 1—0 psimathy, booemed, pasqui

‘l.9076—Basquhh boscage.

9034—Pismire, besmear.

beseemly .a

hazard , besort.

905l—Absolute, puzzled, basalt, pinol'i e, obsolete, bysalt. a

9053—Beslime.

9054~ Basilar, basilary, puzzler .

9056—Posology, pucelag

9062—Position, bastion, op

position, apposition, abscission, obsession.

90 64—Beseecher.

9070—Obsequious, obsequies,boschas.

907 1—Biscuit, banked, b isect,busket, basket, bosket, bisket.

9072—Mfl.Q

9074 -O bscure, piscary .

9079—Episcopy .1 »

908 1~ Pacifiecl4"9084— Pacifier .

9085—Ahusively, bass-vi of,bosvel

, base-160 1, peaeefilf,abuseful, peacefully.

087—Pacific .0 '

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rronmv.o bdured, bed-rid, o bdurate,botryo id.

9 1 42 —Uptrain, petrean, pedarian, upturn, bittern, pattern.

9 143—Bath-ro om, bed-ro om,betrim. i

9l44—Pewterer, pederero ,betrayer.

9 145—Aptera1 , po itrel, peterel, petrol, patrol], patrol,bethrall, beadroll. 4»

9 147—Botargo , bawdrick, bedark

,heptarchy .

9 148—Beet-rave, putrify, pu

trefy .

9 149—Epithropy, epitrope, 9 174—Apothecary, potheenheater-up, betrap, pot-herb, ry,

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pedigree, potagro .

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bedrop, boat-rope, apotroPy

9 150—Apetalous, bo diless,beautiless, Abdels, boteless,pathless, bitless, pitiless, petalons, pithless, bo otlessbateless, patulous.

9 15 1—Bottled, puddled, potlid, petaled, potelot, petalite,

battled, petioled, beetlehead, petalo id, budlet.

9 152 —Bodleian, petaline, battalion, padelion.a

9 1 53—Epithalamy, bedlam,Bethlehem.

9 1 54—Battle-array,ped1er,pedlery, butler,bedelry,battlerpuddler, piddler.

9 155—Bottle-ale.

9 156~ Pathology.

9 157—Bo ot-leg,, putlo g, padlo ck.

9 158—Pediluvy .1»

9 1 6l- Bedashed.

9 1 62—Optician, o btusion,appetition, petition, badigeon,habitati on, hebetation, optation, potation.

9 1 63—Potassium.9 1 64—Potager .

9 1 70—O ptics, po etics.

9 17 1—Abdicate, hypothecate,obduct, bedecked.

a

9 1 72—P ot-gun, bo dkin, betaken, heptagon, betoken.

9 1 75—Hepatical, pudical, bedaggle, pit-coal.

9 1 76— Pedago gy .

9 1 77—Pedagogue.

9 182—Batavian.9 184—Beautifier .

9 185— Pitfall, path-fly, batful,

bateful, pitiful, beautifully,pitifully, beautiful.

9 186—P it-fish.

9 187—Beatific .

9 19l—A-

pit-pat, bedaubed,pit-a-pat.

9 195—Abatable,batable, hab

itable, pitiable, boatable,patible, potable, aptable,optable, bedabble, boat-bill,habitably .

9 1 99—Padow-pipe.

9200—Puniceous, bonasus.

Panaso usnmo rncrmrcmcrromnv.920 1- Pianist, boneset, ben92 18—O piniative,

zonte, pounced.

9202—Benzo in, benison.

9203—Peanism.9204—Bouncer.

9205—Penicil, pencil,pensile.

9207—Benzo ic.

9208—Pensive, pansophy,92 1 0 -Bounteous, pantess,pentice, pent-house.

92 1l-O piniated, benighted,bended, bandit, bendwith,pandit, painted, banded,bandied, pundit, bounded,pounded, bountihead.

92 12—Pontine, bonten, bandane

,bounden

, pantheon,bandon, abandon.

92l4— Opiniato r, hunter, ehony-tree, opiniatre, opinato r, punito ry, bender, po inter

, panter, painter, pander,punter, painture, banter,pantry, pando re, ponder,ponter, po inter, panther,bander

,bando re, bounder,

b inder, boundary .

92 15—Bundle, pentile, pintle,

pindule, po intal, pantile,handle, po intal.

92lG—Pondage, poundage,bandage, bondage.

92l7—Epenetic, hypnotic,pontic ,wapentake, bandog,bonduc

,Wapentac .

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1 6 1

punitive,opinative, pontiff.

6220—Penance.

922l—Opinioned, opinionate,pinioned, ponent.

9225—Ben1gnly9227—Pining, opening, opining, pawning, punning, penning.

9232—Penman, pin-money .

923 5—Binomial.9240—Aponeurosy,

ous.924 1— Banewo rt, poniard.

penuri

92 —Pano rama9245— P inirolo , penny-royal.

punched,

9264 —Punisher, bencher,ban~isher, pincher, puncher .

9268—Bonchief.9270—P in-case, bean-go ose.

927l—Abnegate, banquet,pinguid, pink-eyed, banked .

t

9246—Panurgy .

9249—Bona-ro ba.9250—Weaponless, bone-lace,paneless, pinnles, boneless,painless, pennyless.

925l—Hob-nailed, penalty,penult.

926l—Banished,pinched.

9262— O pination, puniti on,epinicion, bannition.

i

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9272—Pengnin. 0

9274- Benegro e, banker, pungar .

o

9275—Bung-hole, Bengalee,pani cle bungle, pinnacle,binacle

, bino cle, panicle,Bengal,weepingly, bangle,hopingly,

fpingle.

a

9280—Bene cc .0

928 1—Benefit, bone-tide.

9284—Bonfire.

9285—P ineful, painful.9286—Pen-flsh.

9295—Opinable, pine-apple,panoply .

9300—Pomaceous,pumiceous.

93 0 1—T opmost, bemist, bemused.

9307—Bemask.a

93 1 3—Pomatum.93l4—P ia-mater, pomwater,pomewater, palm-tree.

93l5—Bimedial.9320—Bimanous. 0

932 1— Bemoaned, payment,piment, pimento .

‘1

9324—Bemoaner.0

9327—Beaming.

9342—Bemourn.93 45—P omeroyal.9350—Beamless.‘

935 1— Pimelite, pommeled.

9352—Pommelion.9372—Bo omkin, bumkin.

“MO -WOW“! DIC T IONARY .

93 9 1—Pump-ho od, bombiat,pummd, bumboat.

9392—Pompion, pumpion. 5

9394—Pamper, pumper, bumper, pompire.

93 95—Pimple.1

9400—Pro cess, precise.

940 1—Abreast, brest, breast,perused, pro cede, precede,presto , priest, bruised, apprized,apprest, brucite, Hebreist

, operosity, parc ity,preside, prowest, pro ceed,pursed, prest, prosody, boracite, purist, praised, braced, prized, ebri osity, pierced, apricity, parasite; burst.

9402—Brucine, brazen, brasen

, po rcine, parson, person,prison, prason.

9403—Hebraism, prism, po rism, prismy .

9404—Appraiser, bracer, purser, piercer, pro cere, bruiser

,bursary, bursar, proser,

prizer,apprizer, peruser .O

9405—Parcel, parsley, prosal,

Brazil, parasol, brasil, perusal

, pressly .

9406—Presage, prisage.

9407 -Prosaic, brisk, bo racic,brow-sick, brusk.

9408—Perceive.a

409—Precipe.

41 0—Hybridous, paradise,

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pouring, praying, bewraying, bring, braying, bearing.

9429—Hob-o r-no b.

9430—Primacy, premiss, premise, promise, pyramis.

943 1—Primate, permit, promote, permeate, primedpermute, pyramid.

9432—Brahmin, pearmain, biarmian.

9433—Premium.9434—Primero , premier, primary

, primer, brimmer.

9435—Primely,brumal

, primal. a943 7—Abrahamic .

9430—Promise, promisee.

943 9—Primp.

9440 -Prio ress.

9441— Prio rity, prio rate, prorata

, bearherd.

9442—Prewarn.9445—Prio rly .

9446—Periergy, parergy .

9447—Prur1go9450—Burlace, paralize, parlous

, browless, powerless,perilous, prelacy, brills.

945 1—Bro iled, puerility, barrelled

, pearled, prelate, prelaty, pearl-eyed, prelude,

prolate, barolite9452—Purlo in, purlin, periheli on.

9453—Perihelium,lo om, barley-mow. power

9454—Brawler,parlo r, bro iler,prowler .

9456—Parlish, paralogy,pearlash, pyrology .

‘

9457—Bear-like, prologue.

9460—Prescious, preci ous,bourgeo is, breeches, purchase.

946 1—Parachute, parched,brushed, brushet, brushwo od, broached, preached,bar-shot, parget, purged,prussiate.

9462—P o o rjohn, pro chein,progeny, birchen,. Prussian,periecian, periscian, abo rtion, po rtion, high

-operation, Operati on, abrasion,pression, apersion, aberration

,Parisian

,burgeon,

bourgeon, habergeon, o berration, apparition, appo rtion.

9463—Perigeum. 1»

9464—Perjury, brusher, barger, preacher, purger, perjure, broacher .

9465—Bo o rishly, partial, partially .

9470—Apyrexy, brigose, percuss, pro xy, percase.

947 1—Apricot, pricked, brigade, barracada, paraquito ,barricado , barricade, bro cket,abro gate,apricate, paraquet, bro ok-weed, bro cade,pricked, barked, peracute,peract, prick-wo o d, brachiate

, brechite.1

PE R ENO -MNEMO T EC HNIC DIC T IONAR Y .

9472—Broken, bargainee, bargain, perkin, paragon, bir

p eriphery, prover, breviary’

,

proffer.

ken, barracan, hypericon, 9485—Approval, bravely,barparo chian.

9473—Pyrgom, pyrogom.9474—Broker, pricker, pro

cure, breaker, parker, barker, burgher, brokery, periauger.

9475—Broggle, peregal, pergola, prickly, bragly, prickle, po rwigle, brickle, brachial, paro chial, bo re-cole.

9476—Burgage, breakage, paragoge, bro cage, brackish

9478—Breakvow. r

9480—Pervious, preface, previ ous,proviso ,pr0phesy,profuse

, profess, proface, parvis, prophecy, privacy, profuse.

948 1—Abbreviate, bravado ,prophet, braved, privet, parvity , pervade, privity, private

, bare-fo ot, approved,perfidy, provide, brevet, bereft

, pravity, brevity, privado, pro fit, breviate, breviat

, proved.

9482—Profane, proven, prefine, pyrophane, profane.

9483—Perfume.1 1

.

9484—Approver, purveyo r,prefer, bravery, brevier,abbreuvo ir

, bravo ra, purifier,

ful, barrful, paravail, profile,

bear-fly , purfile, prevail,powerful, purflew, briefly,privily, purfle.

9487— Provoke.

9490—Prepuce, propose, perhaps, purpose, prepose.

1 1

949 1—Appro bate, probate,po rpite, periapt, parapet,pro bity, abrupt, barbate,hyperbate, prohibit, propt,barbed, burbot, brow-beat,barbet. r

9492—Pro pine, bare-bone.

O

9494—0pprobry, purpure,bribery, proper, briber, prepare, barbary, barber, bury .

pear.

9495—O perable, powerable,bo rable

, parabola, barbel,hyperbola, parbo il, parable,parabola, propel, purple.

9497—Barbecue.

9500—Pu1eaceous.

950 1 -Blest, placid, pleased,placed, pulsate, placit, pellucid, pilosity, palisade, policed, blast, blazed, belaced,palsied, bullist.

9502—Blazon. 0

9503—Balsam, plasm, playsome

, plasma.9504—P1acer, blazer, pleaser,pilser .

1 66

9505—Hopelessly.

9507—O belisk.

9508 —Applausive,appulsive.

r

95 10—Pultise, boletus, poultice, politize.

a

95 1l—Applauded, habilitate,plaudit, plated, oppleted, belated, bloated, bladed, blo oded

,bolted, bolt-head, pileat

cd, bulted, pelted, blo odyeyed, plaited, blotted,pelted,polluted, peltate, palliated,pallidity .

95l2— Platina, platane, be

holden,boultin, holden, pal

atine, plato on, bulletin, ballato on, bella—donna.

95 1 3—Beldam, palladium.95l4—Apple-tree, paltry, plethra, bowlder, applauder,peltry, pelter, pleader, plaiter

, beholder, palter, poultry, politure, builder, pilotry , pletho ry, bell-wether.

95 15—Appliedly, blo o dily ,be

little, blithely, boldly, politely, pallidly, palatal, baldly,pallidly .

95lfi—Pilotage95 1 7—Palatic, epuloti c, baltic

, politic, boletic, bull-do g.

95 18—Ablative,pole-davy,palative, poultive, appellative,palliative.

952U—Ableness, polonaise,polono ise, paleness, Polon

PHRENO -HNEMO TECHNIC DIC T IONAR Y .

ese, blueness, opulence, balance, Abeliana.

plausive, 952l—Abalienate, planet, palinode, planed, bolanite, palinody, opulent, plenty, polyanth,abluent, blind, plant,plaint, upland, bland, blent,plinth, pliant, blunt, appellant, planned, ebullient

9523—Polyonomy, polynome,polyneme, balneum, plenum.

9524—Balneary, plenary, planer, planary, planner .

9525—Plenal, balneal, plain9526—Planish, blenizh, plungy , plenish, planch, plunge,Polynesia.

9527—O blong, plank, belong,ploughing, bewailing, pealing, bowling, ho bbling, appealing, peeling, bawling,blowing, puling, bo iling,belaying, paling, billowing,balling, pillowing,appalling.

953 0—Plumose.

953 1—Playmate, blamed, polymathy, plumbed.

9532—Bell-man,bilman.

9534—Palmar,blamer,

ry, blomary, plumber.1 '

9535—Pailmail,pell-mell,plumule, pall-mall.3 6—Plumage, blemish.

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9592—Plebeian. 9702—Bo casine, boxen, pigs9594—Polypier, beleper, be ney .

labo r, blubber.‘1 9703—Buxom.

9595—Pliable,appliable, bail9704—Bo xer.

able, belibel, blow-ball,9705—Bo xhaul. 1 1

play-bill. 97 1l—Bigoted, bequeathed,

9597—Pull-back, play-bo ok. obequitate,pick-to oth, paeated,pagodite,picketed,po ck

9598—Bull-beef. eted.

9599—Blow-pipe.1 » 97l4—Abacto r, back-do o r

,

96 14—Peach-tree,beech-tree

,bigotry, picture, ubiquitary,

apo ggiatura. r up-gather.

9620—Apishness, poachiness, 97 15—P ig-tail, po cket-hole.

boyishness, pati ence, be

chance. 9720—Bigness, opaqueness,962 1—Passionate, passioned, paganize, pecunious, po ckipatient, pageant. ness, piquancy, bugginess.

o

9624—Passionary .

9625—Paginal, optional. 972l—Beckoned, backened,

pig-nut, piquant.

9627—Passion-week,pushing, 9724—Pecuniary, bucanier,bewitching,abashing, pitch bucaneer .

ing, patching. 9726—Paganish, beaconage.

9629—Pigeon-pea.9632—Bushman. 9727—Picknick, poking,back9641—Abjured, poachard, ing, packing, peaking pickbutchered.

1 ing, begging, bagging, pig9643—Becharm. ging, bo oking, baking, pi qu9650—Bashless. 0 ing, pecking, bucking.

8654—Bachelo r.

9655— Pashawlic . 973l—Bo ok-mate, becalmed.

9670—Bijugous.967 1— O bject.9675—Beech-coal. o

9685—Bashful.9692—Pushpin.

5—Bishoply .

l—Backside, backset, bequest, boxed, hypo caust,pexity, upcast. a

9732—Peckman, bo okman,pikeman, pigmean, pygmean. 4»

9740—Pack-ho rse, begrease,bowgrace, epicurize, hypo crrsy .

974 1—Puckered, begird, be

go red, bo ckeret, bug-wort,5

PHRENO -MNEMO T ECHNIC DIC T IONARY.

hypo crite,whip-co rd, beg 9790—Back-piece.

gared.1 979l—Apo copate, backbite.

9742— Picaro on, bickern, bico rn, epicurean, beak-iron. 9792—Back-bone, bog

-bean,buck-bean.

9743—Back-ro om, buckram, 9794—Bug-bcar.a

9795—Peccable, puck-ball,be9744 -Piqueerer, bickerer. gable.

a

9797—Pickapack, pick-back.

9745—Pickerel, becurl.9746—Bog-rush.

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97474 - Pygarg.

9748—Apograph, apo crypha,bagreef, begrave, epigraph.

9750—P iaculous, bo okless,bugloss.

975 1—Bo ckelet, baculite, becloud, baikalite, beguiled,bo ggled, bugleweed, epiglot,pikelet, pickled, begilt, pecnlate.

a

9752—Pikeliu.

9753—Beglo om.9754—Peculiar, beguiler,boggler, buckler, piacular.

984l—Poverty, beavered, oh9756—Bogglish. vert. 1

9757—Picklo ck, bucolic, bu 9843—Befo rm, obfirm. 1 1

gelugey .

9759—Beclip. 9846—Beverage.1

9762—Paction, ubication, pa985 1—Befold,budle-hcad,baf

fled, beveled, befo oled, oh

9765—Bo okishly . volute.

977O— Pack-wax, pick-axe, 9854—Bafl1er, bee-flower .

bo ok-case.

9772— Ipecacuanha. 9858—Bivalve.

9785—Bo okful. 0 9865—Peevishly .o

9787—Becafico . 9875—Bovey-coal. t

9799—Bag-pipe.‘1

9800—Apophasis, apophysis,epiphysis.

9804—Opificer.9805—O bviously.

98 1l—Bifidate, obviated,webfo oted, beef-witted.

98l4—Beef-eater.

9820—Pufliness.9822—Pavonine.

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9823—Epiphonem, epiphonema.9824—Buffo onery .

9827 —Pufling, pavmg, behaving, happifying.

9840—Biferous, o bverse.

170 sumo -unwormwnwrronnv9895—Beho ovable, puff-ball. 9947—Pibro ch.

s

o 9950—Pabulous,bibulcus,ep990 1—Papist, bibacity, by iplo oe, papulose, papulous,past, papized. pepulace, populous, popula

9903—Papism.99 1 0—Baptize.

99l3—Popedom.99 14—Piepoudre, bepowderpipe

-tree.

99 15 —Bipedal, bo btail.99 1 7—Peptic, eupeptic .

0

9990—Bo bance.1»

992l—Bipennate,hopbind,upbind, bepaint, bow-bent. 0 9956—Publish.

9957—Public, bubulca,9926—Fopin-jay, bepinch. iplo ic .

9960—Bibacious.

9927—Piping, bo bbing, po op 9962—Pope-joan. 0ing. 9965—P op1

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shly, babishly .

9932 —Hippomane.

9940— Papyrus, bepraise, bi 9969— Babyship.

parous, opiparous. a 9970—P oupics.994 1—Bee-bread, puberty,up 9972—Pipkin, popgun.braid.

4» 9975— Bubuk1e.1»

9942—Piperin. 0 9986—P ipefish.

9944—Bow-bearer.4

—Puy-ba1d, beblot, be

bleed, beblo od, beblo o dy,peopled, pebbled, pie-bald,populate.

9952—Papalin, poplin, piplo on.9953—Pabulum.9954—Pabular, babbler, poplar, popular, pupilary .

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swealing, housling, swallow077—Soaking, asking, sacking, highsoling, ceiling,so il ing,whisking, swagging,ing,sling, sullying,swelling, husking, sucking, singing,wiseling,whistling, swill swinging.

ing, assailing, sealing, sail086 -Suflusion, sufl'

ossion.

swinger.

075—S ing1e, singly,whizzing 096—Sopiti on.097—Spaying, so bbing, spew

076—Section, succussion. ing, s:pp1ng,sweep1ng *

S E C T I ONT H I R D ,mu(buxom.

00 1 7 S eceding. 0 187—Steeving,staving, stuff0027— Seasoning. ing.

0096—Suspicion. 0 1 97 -Sto oping,steeping,stop0 107—S o othsaying. ping.

0 1l7—Hesitating. 0206—Sensation.0 127 —Stoning, sweetening, 02l7 -Sounding.

staining. 0247—Sneering,snaring,sno r0 1 36—Estimation. ing.

0 13 7—Esteeming, steaming. 0267—S ingeing.

0277—Sneaking, snaking.

0 146 -Sideration, saturation. 03 1 7—Srnithing, something,smiting.

4'

0 1 47—Staring, string, steer 0326—Semination.ing, straying, eye-string.

o

0357— Cymling, smelling,0 156—Ustulation, stellation. smiling.

03 75—Seemingly, swimmingealing, stylseedling,

settling, sideling, antling,0 1 67—S taging.

0 174—Stinger . house0 1 77—Sto cking,staking,stacking, stinging.

0 186—Estivation.03 77 -Smoking.

0396—Sumption.04 1 6-3 -So rtition.041 7—Hazarding.

1

0437—Swarming,warming.

0467—Searching, surging.

rnnmo -muorncmc pronoun“. 173

i 0476 - Circuition. 0757—S cho oling, squealing,0487—Surveying, swerving, scowling.

serving. 0775—S ingingly .

0496—Usurpation, so rbition. 0777—Squeaking.‘1

0797—Escaping, house-keep0497—Usurping.

a ing, sco oping.

05 16—Saltation, salutation.0847—Seafaring, ciphering,

05l7—Salting,slating, sliding, suffering. Q

isolating, salading.1 0875—Savingly .

0526 -Salination. r 0876

0567—Slouching, slashing.

1“

0906—Seposition, supposi0574—Slinger . tion.0576—Selection. 0907—Espousing.

0577—Slaking, slinging. 09 1 6—S ibitation, sputation.

0586—Salvation, salivation. 09 1 7—S pouting.

0926—Supination, spension.0587—Salifying.

0597—Sloping, sleeping, slip 0936—Submission.ping. 0946—Asperation, spiration,

06 1 7—Escheating. separation, suppression, as0706—Succession. 1 »

piration,aspersi on.073 7—S cheming,skimming.

0947—Spring, spearing, as

0746—Secretion, cicuration. pi ring, sparing,whispering.

9747—Sco ring, screwing, 0956—Sublation, spoliation.scouring.

ling, supplymg.

0754—S ingular, singlet. 0976—Aspection,subaction. a

0756—O sculation,seclusion.

S E C O ND S E R I E S ,

S E C T I ONF I R S T ,

na flLwing,Vvo o ing,weighing.

7—Ho eing, hewing, hawing,S E C T I ON'

S E C OND ,

1 6—Tuition, audition, addi 3 7—Aiming,mowing,ming,ti on, adition,‘ edition, adhe maying,mewing, hymning.

sion, dition.

l7—Heading,waiting,ing,whetting, dewin 46- Aration,arrosion, o ration,ing, butting, head-wing, aeration, erration, erosion,widowing,wading,wadding, ration, irrision, erasion. aweeding,aiding, eating, doing, ding,whiting, adding, 47—Herring, harrowing airtawing,wo o ding,wedding, ing, rowing, hurrying, eardymg, outing, bo oting, hid ing,wo rry ing, erring,wearing, toying, thing, dyeing, ing, hiring, ring, rueing,tying, awaiting, outwing, hearing,wring,arraying.

heating.0

56—Illusion, elati on, illation,26—Inhesion, inition, inbie illision, elusion, allusion,tion,nation,unition,notion. lesion.

27—Yawning, owning,ween57—Heling,whiling, hauling,healing,wailing,wallowing,

ing, awning, gnawing, ln howling,wauling,wheeling,ning,winning, anno ying, walling, haling, laying,alwinnowing,whining, know3 6—Emotion, omission, emissi on, humation, amissien, mg,ailing, lowing, billing,motion, amotion, hyema hallo o ing,ling,w1 11 1ng,beeltion, immission,mission.

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—ml1 76 mmommo rncumc 11 101 1 0 11 1 11 7 .

ling, tilling, doling,wheedling,witling, outlawing, outlaying, tolling, dwelling,tallowing, dallying, dialing,outlying,to iling,tiling,waddling, huddling.

7—Dashing, dishing. ditch

ing, thatching, twitching,teaching, do dging,attaching,whitewashing, touching. 23 6—Animati on, inhumation.

1 75—T ingle, dingle.

1 76 -Adequation, education,eduction, diction, taction,addicti on, adduction.

1 77—Decaying, taking, deck~ing, decoying, do cking, outgo ing, tucking, thwacking,tacking,attacking.

186—Division, deviation, devoti on.187 -Defying, diving, edifymg.

1 96—Adaption, adoption,adhibition,adoption. 1»

197—Daubing, dipping, tapping, tipping, tabbing, tubbing.

206—Incision, incition, nau 277—Unyoking,unking,winkseation.

207—Neesing,no ising,unseeing. 286—Invision, invasion, no

2 1 6—Intuition, inadhesion,vation, infusion, innovation.natation,nutation,nudation,no dation,notation.

296—Inhibition.2 1 7— Needing,unheading,nu 297—Inbeing, unbeing, nipdying,nothing,uniting,net ping,napping.

a

ting, kneading,nodding,un

do ing, hunting,knitting, wanting,wounding, niding, ending,induing, o inting,winding,ounding, endowing,unheading.

226—Inanition.227—No oning, unknowing.

23 7—Inhuming, naming, unaiming.

246—0neration, inertion, innuration,narration, ennarration.

247—Enring, inuring, hono ring, unring, inhering, narrowing, unerring.

257— Inhaling, yeanling,nailing, inlaying, unwilling,kneeling.

1

267—Wenching, binging, enjoying, gnashing.

275—Knowingly,winningly,Whiningly.

76—Inaquation,negation,nugati on, inchoation, inaction.

vnnssomnmo rncnmc DIC T IONAR Y . 177

307—Amusing,musing,amazing,missing,amassing,missaying.

a

3 16—Mutation,mo diation,imitation,mutuation,mediation, immutation. 1

3 1 7 —Mo oting,meeting,muting, mouthing, madding,mudding,muddying, omit:ting, emitting.

326—Omination, emanation,mansion,mention, ammuniti on,muniti on, immunition,monition,manation.

327—Mining,moaning,manning,meaning. arenation

,

3 3 7—Maiming.

3 46—Emersion,mersion, immersion.347—Mo o ring, humo ring,hammering,marrying, immuring.

43 6—Remission, remoti on.3 56—Emulsion, humiliation,

emulation, emollition, immolati on.3 57—Mailing,mauling.

3 67—Mashing,miching, immeshing,matching.1

3 75—Mingle.

3 76—Emiction, emication. a3 77—Making,mo cking, hay387—Moving.

3 96—Impassion, empassi on,empti on, ambition. 467—R caching, urging, rush

397— Imbowing,moping, ims buing.

406—Recession, recision, tescission, erastion. 1

407—Erasing, arising, rasing,raising,arousing, rising,harrassing, rousing.

41 6—Rotation, ho rtation, irritation, reddition, arietation, radiation, eradiation.

41 7—Wreathing, hoarding,aerating, rating, herding,riding, ridding, hurting,ero ding, ro oting,wo rding,writhing,writing, reading,red-wing, ri oting.

426 Reunition,ruination.

427 —Yearning,warning, ruining, earning, reining, re

neo

wing, running, homing,reigning, raining.

1 '

437 - Harming,wo rming,arming, roaming,wo rming, ramming.

446—R o ration. 1 ‘

447—Roaring, rearing, re

hear ing, ear-ring.

456—Hariolation, ariolation,relation. 4'

457—Relaying, relying, airling, ruling, railing, ro iling,rolling, hurling,warling,hireling,whirling, yearling.

178 mmo -nnmo rmnlcmc'rlolunr .

ing, raging, arching, highreaching.

a

474—Wringer,476—Rigation, ero gation, reaction, arro gati on, aurigation,arcuation, erection, togation, irrigati on.

477—Wrecking,working re

echo ing, racking, rigging“ringing, raking,wringing,arguing, yarking, ro cking,rocking.

486—Revision.487—Beating, raving, reviewing,arriving, riving,wharfing, ro ofing, roving.

496 -Eruption, reboation, o rhati on, ruption.

497—R epaying, reaping, rap 577—Lo okino lugging, likping,warping,wrapping, ing,walking, legging.

ro bbing, ripping, harping507—All-seeing, lacing, lazing,lo osing,leasing,losing.

5 16—Alutation,laudation,lntetica.

5 1 7—Elding, hilding, holding,illuding, alluding,welding,halting, luting,wielding,yielding, lading, loading,landing, leading, lothing,loathing,wilting,Wilding.

lineation, illination. 6 1 7—Cheating, chiding, ja527—« Elo ining, lining, lean ding, jotting, shed

537—Lo oming, whelming,limning.

546—Laureati on.547—Leeri 11g, lo ring, luring,alluring.

556—Ululation. 1»

557—All-healing,lolling,lulling.0

567—Lashing, lodging, alledging.

574—Linger .

575—Willingly,lingle.

576—Election, eliquation, elo cation, elo cution,liquation,legation, ligation,lo cation,lection, lo cution, illaqueation

, allegation, alligati on,allo cution,allo cati on.

586—Elevation,lavation, alleviation.

587—Laving, leavinglovmg,living.

596—Libation.597—Elop1ng, ~leaping, lapwing,lo oping,loping,wellbeing,walloping, all-o beying, yelping, lopping,lapping

606—E607—0

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rlosnnv.777—C o cking, co o king, kick tion,afflation,volition,vioing, quaking, co gging. lation, avolation,vallation.

1

787—Giving, coving, quafling.

796 -Aucupation, caption, cchibition

,cohohation, cuha

tion, o ccupation.797—Keeping, coping, gaping, o ccupying, equipping,cupping, capping, copping,C opy ing.

806—Fasciation.807—Facing, eflusing, effacing, afl

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using.

8 1 6—Evitation, afli dation. 1 ‘

8 1 7—Evading,wafting,avo id1 ing,fading,fo oting, fighting,vo iding,voting, feeding,fatting.

826—Venation.827—Fawning,feigning,fo ining, evening, fining.

83 6—Vomition, evomition.837—Foaming, fuming.

846—Feriation,version, aversion,fruition,variation, eviration,aversion.

847—Fear ing,fairing,freeing,firing, overwing,wavering,varying, hovering, fraying,veering,way-faring,frying,averring,furring, offering.

856- Evolati on, filiation,volution, avulsion, foliation,evolution, evulsion,valua

857—Fo oling, filing,whiflling,fulling, falling, filling, following, flying, flowing, flaying,fallowing,felling, flawing,fueling,fouling,fo iling,fowling,failing, high-flying,feeling, availing,vailing,fling.

866—Effigiati on.867— Avouching,vouching,fishing,fetching.

874—Finger .

876—Evagation, fiction, facti on, evicti on, avo cation,evacuation,affection, evo cati on,vacuation,vo cation,vacation, evection,aflixion.

897— Fo bbing.

906 —O bsession, obscission,position, opposition,apposition, bastion.

907—Abasing, pausing, abusing,posing,po is

’

ing, passing,buzzing.

9 1 6—O btusion, habitation,hebetation, petiti on, Optati on,potation, appetiti on.

9 1 7— Bo ding, beheading,abiding, hiding, hutwing, abating, pouting, abo ding, padding, hating, bedewing,heating, biting, boating,baiting, bathing, pudding, betting, abetting, budding,bedding, putting, bidding, potting.

pnmounmomcmucmc'rro runv. 1 8 1

926—Opination,punition,bannition, peini cion.

927—Pining, opening, opining, pawning, punning, pinning, penning.

1

937— Beaming.

1»

946—Abo rtion, po rti on, highoperation, operation, abrasion, pression,apersion. 967—Abashing,

pitching, patching.

947—Burying, brewing, pry 975—Hopingly, weepingly,ing, preying, pouring, pray pingle.

ing, bewraying, bring, bray 976—Paction, ubication, paing, pairing, bearing,aberring, barring,appearing,par 977— Bo oking, piquing, bakrying, burrowing, bo rrowing, pecking, peaking, piging, purring. ging, begging, bagging, pok

ing, backing, packing, huck956—Pulsion, ablation,abolition, pollution, palliation, 987—Paving, behaving, pufappellation, epulation,ablu fing, happifying.

ion, ebullition, 997- Po oping, piping,

bewailing,g, ho bbling,

bellowing, billowing, belling, pulling, pillowing,appealing, peeling, bawling,blowing, puling, bo iling, paling, poling, belaying.

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1 82 manomnmncnsrcnrmonmr .

T H I R D S E R I E S ,

1 007—Disseizing, disusing.1» 1 167—Detaching.

ll76—Detection, deduction,1 0 1 6—T estati on, desudation, dedication, diduction.attestation.

twisting, deng, tasting.

1 027—Designing, disovVning.

1 03 6—Dismission, decimation.

1 037—Dismaying.

1 046—Desertion. O

1 047—Desiring.1"

1 056—Desolation.

1076—Discussion. 1 26 7—T inging,twinging.

1 077—Tasking.

1087—Disa’vowing, deceiving 1276—Denegation.1277—Ho od-winking, twang

1 096—Dispassi on, deception. ing, thinking, thanking.

1 097—Disobeying. 1 3 1 6—Dimidiation.1 107—Deducing, adducing. l326 —Admonition, diminu

tion, domination, damnall26—Detonation, detention. tion, dimension.

1346 —Demersion,admirati on.1 1 46—Detrition, deterrati on,detersion, detrusion, detursion. 1 1

1 1 47 -Deterring, withdrawing,tittering,twittering.

57 - Tattling,diing,twattling, detailing.

1»

1406—Autho rization.

1206—Denization.1207- Dancing.

12 1 6 —Denutation,denotation,edentation, tentation, dentition. a

12 1 77 -T ending, denuding,denoting, daunting, tainting,dinting, taunting.

1257—Tanling, down-lying.a

1 347—Admiring.r

1 356—Demolition.1 3 67—Damaging.

13 76—Dimication. t1387—Tumefying.

1397—T humping, dwping,tamping, tumping.

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2046—Insertion, inceration.1847—Defraying, deferring,devouring, tivering. 2047—Answering.

1856—Advolation,adfiliation, 2056—Insulation, insolation. 1 !difllation, divulsion, defoliation, devalation,advolution.

1857—Defiling, deviling.

1876—Defecation, defection,devo cati on, deification, advo cation.

1 906—Deposition. a1907—Deposing, debasing.

1 9 1 6—Deputation,adaptation

l9 17—Deputing, debiting, debating,adapting,adopting.

a

1 927—Deepening.

1 946—Depuration, dapression.

1 947— Tapering, outpouring.

2 147 -

7Unwithering, enduring,1 956—Depilation, depleti on, endearing, untiring, hinderdepulsion. r ing,wintering,wondering,l957—Tabling, doubling, d wandering, entering.

pling,toppling,tippling,dbling, deploying. 2 156 —Nidulati on.

1 987—T ypifying. 2 157—Entailing,handling,net2007—Unceasing. tling.

20 1 6 —Incitation, honestati on, 2 1 76 —Induction, indication,indi ction, anti

20 1 7—Unsuiting, unsweating,unsting,unwasting, inciting. 2 1 77—Night-waking, unde

2026—Insinuation, incension. 2186—Indevotion, night-vi.sion.

2027—Unsinewing. 2 187—Notifying.

2057—Unsealing, unsling, ensealing.

2076— Insecution, inescation,insection. ‘1

2096—Inception.2 106— Indecision.2 107—Enticing, inducing,noticing.

a

2 1 1 7—Inditing.

2 126— Intonation, intenti on,2 127f—Undawning, intwining,wantoning.

2 13 6—Intimation.2 1 37—Unteeming, ento rnbing.

2 146— Indurati on, intrusion,nutrition, intersi on.

mower-acmemcr ronmv.

2207—Enhancing, en'

ouncing,announcing. 2687—Enchafing.

223 6—Inanimation.2307—Unamusing. 2707—Uncasing, incasing.

23 1 7—Animating.

2326—Nomination.2327—Unmeaning.

2346—Numeration, enumeration.

2347—Unmo o ring, enamo ring.

2357—Enameling.

2377—Unmaking. 2747— Inquiring, hungering,2387—Unmoving. ungearing.

2756—Enucleation, inclusion,241 7—No rthing, inheriting, ino culation.enro oting. 2757—Inkling, ungluing,ah

2427— Inurning.a

2457—Inrailing.a

2467—Enriching, nourishing,enraging, in-arching.

1»

2477~ Unwo rking, inwo rking.

2486—Enervation.2487- Unro o fing.

2497—Enro bing,nu-warping. 28 1 6—Infatuation, invitation.2507—Analyzing, unlacing.

25l7— Unluting, unloading2587—Unloving.

2607—Enchasing.

26 1 7— Initiating, unsheath1ng.

1

2627—Enjo ining, unchaining,enchaining.

647—Injurin

27 1 6—Inquietation.a27 1 7— Enacting.

2726— Inquination.2737— Incoming.

2746—Inaugurati on, angariation, incursion, ingression. 0

2766—Negotiation.2767—Encaging, engaging,lncaging.

2786—Incavation. 1

2787—Ungiving.

2796—Incubation.2807—Invo icing, infusing.

1

28 17—Unfading, inviting, invading.

2826— Invention. 1»

2846 - Inversion.2847—Unvarying.

t

2856—Involution, inflati on.2857—Unfeeling, unavailingunfailing.

2876—Invection,univo cation,invo cation, infection, navigation. 1

186 “ M IC DIC TIONAR Y.

29 16—Inhabitati on. 0

29 1 7—Inhabiting, unpitying. moun2927—Unopening.

1»

2946 —Inebriation, inoperation. mino rs

2947—Unhearing.t

2957—Enebling, nibbling,unboweling.

2977—Unpacking.4»

3007—Misusing.

30 1 6—Misedition. 1‘

30 1 7—Misdo ing.

3046—Emaceration,maceration. 1» 3427—Mourning,mo rning.

3057—Meazling, mislaying,muzzling. 3457—Marling,mo rling.‘1

3076— Emuscation.3077—Masking. 346 7—Marching.

t

3086—Misfashion. 35l7—Molding.melting, hu3 1 1 6—Meditation. miliating, emulating,mild3 1 1 7—Imitating.

0 wing,melting.

3 1 46—Maturation, mo dera3546—Amelio ration,meli o ration

,materiation. tion.

3 147—Maturing. 3626—Imagination3 1 56—Mutilation, mo dule-r 3 627— Imagining,machining.

tion. a3 157 Muddling, middling, 3 646—Majo ration.meddling,modeling,mutu 3 707-Mixing.

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aling.1+ 37 1 6—Humectation, macta

3 1 70—Meeting-house. tion. a3l76—Med1 catlon,m1t1gatlon3 726—Machination.

3 746—Emigration,migrati on.3 187~Modifying,madefying.

375 1—Mingled.

3206—Humanization.3207—Humanizing,mincing, 3 756—Emaculation,maculamenacing. ti on. 0

32 1 6—Emendati on, munda

amending,moding.

3227—Minioning.o

323 6—Manumission3246 —Muneration,tion.

3247—Manuring.

3257—Mo onling.

326 7—Managing.

3347—Mammering.

3397—Mumping.

34 1 7 -Meriting,marauding.a

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188 mmo -unmorncnslc DIC T IONAR Y .

4326—Rumination. 4756—Regulation, reclusion.4327—Remaining.

4347—Rumo ring. 4757—Wriggling, reco iling,4387—Ramifying, removing. regaling.

4770—Wo rking-house.

4397— R4407—R 4796 - R ecuhation, recaption.441 7—Rewarding.

4487—Rarefying. 4807—Refusing, revising.

4506—Realization.4507—Realising, realizing,

releasing. 48 1 7— Rifting, riveting, refut45l7—Relating.

4527—R e-loaning. refining.

4576—Relegation, re-election. 4846—Reversion.4847—Revering.

4586—Relevation. 4856—Revolution, revaluation, revelati on, revulsion.

4607— R

4627— Rejo ining. fling, rifling, reveling, revealing, reflowing, reviling .

4675—Ragingly . 4867—Ravishing, ravaging.

4687—Wo rshipping.a

4706—Rixation, requisiti on,47 1 6—Eructation, ructation,argutation,arctation. 1 1

47l7—Erecting, requiting,la4727—R egaining, hearkening.

49 1 7—Reputing, repeating.

4746—Recreati on, recursion,regression. 1» 4926—R eponsion.

4747—Requiring.0 4927—Harpo oning, repining.

475 1—R inglet.

4876—Aerification, reviction,refection, arefaction, revotion.

4877—R evoking.

4887—Reviving.

4906 —Repositi on.4907—Reposing.

49 1 6—R

PHR ENG-MNEMO T EC HNIC DIC T IONAR Y .

4946— Ro bo ration, repressionreparati on.

4947—Harbo ring, re-appearing, repairing.

4956—Repletion, repulsion.4957—Warbling, replying, reapplying.

4977— Rebuking, repacking.

50l6—Elicitation,elucidation.50 17—L

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uting,lusting,lasting. 57 1 7—Electing,lo cating.

5027—Lo osening, halsening,listening.

5046—Laceration, ulceration5087—All-saving.

5097 —Lisping.

5 1 1 6—Latitation.5 146—Alteration,latration.5 147—All-daring, lo itering, 5827—Leavening.wildering,weltering.

1 5857—Leveling.

5867—Lavishing, eel-fishing.

5 1 76— Litigation.52 1 7—Lending. 5876—Levigation.5276— Elongation. 9 5907—Elapsing,lapsing.

0

5277—Longing,linking.

59 1 6—Lapidation.53 1 6—Limitation. 5946—E1abo ration,liberation,5326—Elimination, lumina libration. 1 ‘

tion. 5947—A114-bearing,labo ring.

53 27—Well-meaning, limning.

5397— E1amping, lumping,lamping,limping.

54l7—All-hurting,

5427—Learning.

543 7—Alarming.

5457—All-ruling.

5466—Largition.5477—Lurking.

0

5607—Eulogizing.

5677—All-shaking.

5706—Laxation, eluxation

,

elixation,luxation.

57 1 6— Eluctation,lactation,luctation

,liquidation.v

5727—Likening,r

573 6 -Lo comotion.573 7—Welcoming.

5747—Lingering.

5787—Law-giving, liquefy1n

58 1 6€

- Levitation.58 1 7—Elevating, lifting.

a

5957—Lapling,labeling,libeling.

60 1 6—Gestation.60 1 7—Gasting.

6027—Chastening.

190 PHRBNO -WO‘I‘BCHNIC nrcrlomnr .

6057—C hiseling, jostling, justling.

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6 1 07—Judaizing.

6 1l7—Agitating.4'

62 17—Geniting, jenneting,chanting.

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6246—Generation.6257—Changing, ginging.

6276—Jui1 cti on. 0 7057—Gosling, exhaling, ex6326—Gemination. iling.

6397—Champing, jumping. 7076—Exacuation, exaction,641 7—Shredding,shrouding. sion, o ccecation.

7087—Gasifying.

7096—Expuition, exhibition.

643 7—Charming. 7097—Gasping.v

6467 —C hurching, cherishing, 7 1 16—Actitation.charging. 7 1 1 7 —Actuating.

6477—Sharking, shrieking.0 7 126—C oaduniti o

ti on.6487—Shroving, shriving. 7 1 47—Gathering, catering,65 1 7—Shielding, childing, catling, cod

ling.1»

6547—Ashlering.a 7206—Concision, concession.

6587—Shelving.

67 1 7—Ejecting.a

675 1—J ingled.

6757—Jugg1ing, emailing.70 1 6—Gustation, exudation,

70 1 7 -Gosting, coasting, exuding,accosting, casting.

703 6—Exhumatio ri . 1“

7046 -Exertion, canceration,exaration.

7056—Auxiliation, exoluti on,exilition, exhalation.

72 16—Cantation, contusion,contagion, condition.

72 1 7—Igniting, canting, candying, counting, acquainting.

7267 —Quenching.

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79 1 7—Co habiting. 8407—Fereseeing,fo resaying,7946—Copo rtion, co -Opera fo rcing.

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ti on. 84 1 7—Averting,freighting,af7947—Capering. frighting,farthing,fo rding.

7956—Copulation.7957—Gabbling, co bbling, 8426—Efl'

renatien,vematien.coupling, go bbling.

80 1 6—Visitatien,vastation.80 1 7—Visiting,vesting, fasting.

a

8027—Fastening.

8076—Vesication,fuscation.

8 13 7—Fathoming.0 8467—Verging,fo raging,ave

8 146—Futurition,federation. raging.

8476—Furcation,fraction,af

8 147—Fathering,fothering. friction,friction,variegation.Q

8 157—Fiddling,fuddling,fatling,fo ot-waling.

8 176—Fatigation.8 1 77—Fatiguing.

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8207—Fancying,fencing.

82 1 6 -Foundation. o

82 1 7—Finding,fending,faintmg.

8226 -Venenation. 1» 853 7—Fleming, flaming.a

8246 —Veneration,feneration.8547—F1eering, flaring, flo o r

8247—Venering.1» ing, flevVering, flouring.

8267—Finishing,vanishing.t8567—Fleshing, filching, evil

83 1 7—Vomiting.

°

0 wishing, flushing, flashing.

83 67—Famishing.o

.83 76—Fumigation. 8576—Afl‘lictien, flexion,fal8397—Vamping. cation, amuxien, efliuxion,8406—Aversation.

8427 Over-weening, frowning.

8436—Fermatlen. a8437 - Farming,framing, firming.

a

8457—Furling, over-laying.

8477—Ferego ing,freaking, cvar-waking.

8487—Verifying.1»

8507—Fleecing.

85 1 6—Velitati on. 1

85 1 7—Violating, flo o ding,vaulting, flouting, fleeting,floating,faulting, flnting,folisting,folding,falding.

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PER ENO-MNEMO T EC HNIO DIC T IONAR Y .

8577—Flo cking,flo eking,fling 9 126—0htention.ing, 9 127—O btaining.

8587— Evolving,vilifying. 9 1 46— O bdurati on, o btrusion,o bturati on.

86 1 6 - Vegetatien.86 1 7—Viciating,vitiating. 9 1 47—Betraying, powdering.

8627—Fashioning. 9 157—Battling,peddling,pud8656—Evigilati on. dling, beetling, battling.

8706—Vexation, fixation.8707 -Vexing. 9 1 67—Bedashing, pitching.

87 1 7—Vacating, evacuating.

evicting. 9 1 76—O bduction, hypetheca874 1 -Fingered. ti on.8746 Figuration. 9 1 77— Bedecking, betaking.

8747— Figuring, fingering.

8847—Favo ring.

8887 -Vivifying.

8946—Evapo ration,vibrationfebruation,vapo ration.

8947 -Vapo ring.

8956—Vapulation.8957—Fabling.

90 1 7—Basting, bestowing, 9267— Punishing, banishing,posting, boasting, besetting. punching, pinching.

9276—Abnegation, punction,9026— O psonation.9027—Po isoning. 9277—Banking, banging.

903 7—Beseeming.1

9056 - Absoluti on. 9326—Abomination.9057—Puzzling, bustling 9327—Bemoaning.

9397 —Pimping.

9076—Bisection, piscati on. a9406—Precession,precision.

9077—Basking. 9407- Praising, bruising, up9087—Pacify ing. rising, browsing, prizing,9 1 1 7—Bedighting, habituat piercing, perusing, pressing.

ing, hebetating.r

9 187—Beautifying.

9 197—Bedaubing.

9207—Bouncing.

92 16—Abno dation.92 1 7—Abounding, bunting,bending, binding, panting,bounding, banding, pending,painting, po inting.

1 94 pnnnsomnnuo rscnnrc o rc'

rlomnv.9416—Prodition, partitionperdition, pertusion.

94 1 7—Abrading, breeding,bro o ding, parading, prating,parting, pirating, bearding,birthing, operating, breathing, priding, boarding, upro oting, abreeding.

9426—Hyhernation, hibernation, prenotion, prenatiprehension,apprehension.

9427—Burning,preening,pruning. 9526—Abalienati on, bulnea943 6— Permission

,promotion, tion. apromotion, permeation. 9527—Plaining.

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9437— Priming, bro oming. 953 7—Blo oming, blaming.

9446—Pero ration.9456—Prolusion, prolationprelation.

8457—Purling,prowling,bro il9467—Brushing, breeching,parching, preaching, p1nging, approaching.

9476—Abrogati on, percus 9577— Plucking, blanking.0

sion, purgation, precaution.9596—Palpation.

9477—Barking; breaking, broking, bringing. 9676 - Abjection, o bjection.

9486—Abdreviation, profession, provision, pervasion, 9707—Bo xing.

97 1 7—Picketing, po cketing.

.9497as-Approving, braving, 9727- Beckoningsspurifying, proving, bereav9737—Becom-ing.

ing.

n, 9496 —Abruption. probation,preoption, perpession, prohibition, obreption, approbation. 4

9506—Pulsation.9507 —Blazing, eye

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pleasing,palsying, pleasing, blessing.

95 1 6 Habilitati on.95 1 7—Applauding, bleating,plating, building, bloating,piloting, pelting, plaiting,beholding, bleeding, plead

o eding, bolting, play

9567—Bulging, belching, polishing, blushing,abolishing,bleaching, o bliging, plash1 1 1

9576i

- Application, plication,o bligation, o bliquation, oblo cation,ablegation.

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werenotdiscovered untilitwasto olate to inserttheminthei r proper places.N. B . Ifany additionalwo rds,notfound intheir respective placesinthe Dictionary, should o ccur to themindsofanymembers ofthe class, the autho rwould behighly obliged iftheywould take the trouble to communicate suchwo rdsto him, atthe firstconvenientoppo rtunity . Shouldmany suchwo rdshefound,alistofthemwillbe distributed gratuitously to allwho haveattended theautho r’slectures.

04—Suer. 8 1—Halved, hail-wit.003—S chism. 82—Halfen

,visne.

0 1l—Wo rsted.

85— Flawy .

053—House-lamb . 92—Puisne, begnaw, beknow.0 126— Staunch, stench stin93— Balm, palm, balmy, pall— Would.

3 —Womb.

8—Halve, ahovai .

1 7—Out-walk.

1 9 -Depot.20 —Gneiss.

2 1—Unwo o ed, unwed.

26—Gnash.

3 0 -Alms.

6 1 —Should.

64— Hedger,witchery, hedge:67—Chalk, chalky .

7 1—Could.

73— Calm, calmy, qualm.74—Walker.

97— Bo quet.lo4—Disheir.

1 3 1—T humbed.

1 35—Dumbly .

148—Draffy .

1 74— Do g’s-ear, do g

’s-rue.

1 97— T o bacco .

2 1 3—Entomb, intomb, nutomb .

3 0l—Miscite.

305— Muscle,mascle.

330—Malmsey .

372—Malkin.386—Amphiscu.

393—Embalm,imbalm

palm.405—Wrestle, rustle.

PE RENO -MNEMOTEC HNIC DIC T IONAR Y .

4lo—Heart’s-ease.

5 14—Louis-d’o r.

560—Luscious.

578—Alquifou.

593—O ily-palm.602—Chasten.605 - J ostle, justle.

627— Edging.

66l—J esuit.69 1—Sheep

’s-head.

705—Castle.

7ll— Cudweed.

7 1 3—Hecatomb .

7 14—Geat’s-rue.

7 1 5— Coup-d’o eil.

727—Walking.

734— Calmer .

736 —'

Qualmish.

763—Axiom.784—Galvan786—Calvish. 8764—Fixure.

808—Vis-a-vis. 9050—Busiless.8 1 5—Victual.

928—Beknave.

949—Apropos.95l—Hippolith.

96l—Botched, pitched,ed, budget.

2760—Anxi ous.

3934—Embalmer.

6405—Girasol.65 1l-Gelidity .

6526—Challenge.

70 1 3—Accustom.7 127—Gadding.

7 1 32—Coup-de-main.80 1l—Fasciated.

8 150—Victuals.

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ing t0picslet. Anomenclature ofallthe elementsof

the Planetary system,with themostminute detailsandfractions,amounting to thirty-eightcolumns ofthi rteenrows offigures, each columncontaininganaverage of1 30 figures,o r4680 figuresinall.

2d. A table ofthe Elementsofthe Satellites,with 600 figures.

3d. A table ofthe Decrease ofthe Degrees ofL ongitude, inmiles,withfractionsofmiles, fromthe equato rto the poles.

4th. Another table ofthe Increase oftheDegreesofLatitude,and Decrease ofLongitudes, inFrenchmetres.

oth. A table ofthe T ransits ofVenusandMercury,withtheyears,months,days, hours,minutes,and seconds, inwhi ch they happened andwilltakeplace,fromthe year 1 63 1 to theyear2984.

6th. Anomenclature table‘ofalltheNo r

themand SouthernC onstellations,and those ofthe Z o diac,with twocolumns containing the number ofstars observed ineach ofthem, bytheanc ientandmo dernastronomers.

7th. Two tablesofLatitudesand Longitudes,with degreesandminutes, ofallthe principalc ities ofthewo rldatlarge,and ofthe United Statesinparticular .

8th. T he ElementsofthemostC elebrated C ometswhich have appearedfromthe earliestagesto our day .

9th. Two tablesofthe Specific Gravitiesofallthe Solids,Wo ods, Liquids,Vapo rs, and Gases, hitherto calculated by themostdistinguished authorities,withfour decimalsto each.

loth. Two tablescontaining DatesofImprovements, D iscoveries, and Be

Onexamining the paper,wefound itto containthefallow1 2th. T he C hemicalAnalysisofthe three

kindsofAerolitesknown.1 3th. Twenty-two tables ofthemostIm

po rtantDatesofUniversalH isto ry,fromthe beginning ofthewo rld tillour days.

1 4th. E ight pages ofC hronolo gy oftheSacred H isto ry .

1 5th. A nomenclature ofBotany, acco rding to De Jussion’ssystemofnatural

l6th. Anomenclature table ofthe AnimalKingdom, acco rding to Cnvier .

1 7th. Six tablesofDatesofthe BirthandDeath oftheMost C elebratedMenofAllT imes,with their age qualifications,and countries.

i 8th. A table containing two ofthemostinteresting and difficultP roblems oftheC hess-play,withnumerousfigures.

1 9th. E ighttablesspecimenoftheapplicationofthe systemto thelearningofpoetry, containinganomenclatureof1 03 dependantdisti chs inFrenchand English.

2oth. Four tables, specimen, oftheapplicationofthe systemto thelearningofprose, containing adescriptionofthe picturesque influencesofthe Sun,light, and heat

,uponcreation, by

P rof. Gouraud.

2lst. T entablesofspecimens ofapplicationofthe pro cessto languages,andusefulquotati ons.

22d . T hree tablescontaining the Heightofthe P rincipalMountains, Cataracts,Cascades, HumanEdifices, andmostElevated Habitable Places oftheWo rld.

23d. A table ofthe Length ofthe P rincipalR iversofthe globe, ofthe R elative Rapidity ofMoving Bodies increati on, Sac .markable E po chs inthe H isto ry of 24th. A nomenclature table ofthe Kings

Astronomy, fromthe highestantiquity to our days.

1 1th. A table of200 Hyperbolic L o gs.

rithms,with tendecimalsto each,which P rofesso r G . callshisHerculeanTable ofExperiments, andwhi ch isso , indeed, inthefullsenseofthe term.

ofFrance,with the Dates oftheirAccessionto the T hrone, &.c .

25th. Anomenclature ofthe SovereignsofEngland,with thesame chronologicaldata.

26th. Twonomenclature tablesofthe Elements ofPhrenolo gy, acco rding toL .N. Fowler, ofNewYo rk .

Some ofthefollowing tableshad beenoverlo o ked inthe repo rt, owing to thehurrywithwhichitwasdrawnup,and involved inthe edito r’sgeneralwo rdsofarticle 28th. besidesmany othertables. 44: andfo r thelack oftimemany ofthemhaveno tyetbeenprinted .

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27th. T hree tablesspecimenoftheapplicationofthe systemto 300nomenclaturedwo rds,names,and geographi callo cations.

And to crownthis overwhelming number offigures, nomenclatures,besi desmany other tables connectedwith histo ry,literature,mathematics,statistics, geo graphy, chronology, botany, zo olo gy,mineralogy, chemistry,geolo gy, &.e. (be. 8m.

28th. AnO steolo gicalNomenclature oftheHumanSkeleton.These tableswere dividedamong the c ompany,who pro ceeded imme

diately to satisfy their eager curi osity, o r to dispeltheir do dbts, by puttingquestionsto the Professo r,acco rdingto hisrequest. Herewemustsay, inbrief, that, to our utmostastonishment, Prof. Gouraudfulfilled hispledgeto the entire satisfacti onand amazement ofthe c ompany . Every factasked ofhimwasanswered,and put downuponablack board absolutelyfrommemo ry andatthe end ofthe so i rée, thisblack board, sixteenfeetlong, by fivefeetwide, had beenseveraltimessuccessively c overed overwith thousandsoffigures, each ofthemrepresentinganinterestingfactinthelecturestheyare intended to illustrate.We regretthatourlimitsdonotallowusto enter into somemo re detailsofthe truly interesting experimentsofProf. G. T herProfesso r saysthathe hasacquired thiswonderfulstrength ofmemo ry by the applicationo r

use ofanentirely newdisc overy inthe sc ience ofMn‘emotechny,and ofwhich he prepo sesso onto give the benefitto hisfuturefellow-c itizens, inreturn

,ashe says,fo r the kind receptionhe hasmetwith inthisc ountry .Wewillwelc ome itby antic ipati on,fo r itcertainlymustbe ofimmensevalue. Inthemeantime, our c ontempo rariesofthe Eastwillso onhavean

o ppo rtunity to judgefo r themselvesofthese Herculeanfeatsofmemo ry .Wewillmerely state that, ifRussell’sPlanetariumisthe finestpiece ofAmericanmechanismwe ever beheld, it isbutjustice to say thatProf.Franc isPanvel-Gouraud isundoubtedly themostastonishing spec imenofstrength ofmemo rywe have ever seen. And therefo re, ifmemo ry iswhatmakesthelearned,and the teacher,assaysC hancello r Bac on, Prof. G .mustcertainly deserve the stationwhich henowowesto histried qualifications,andwhere,with the immense powershe possesses,we haveno doubthewillmeetwith triumphant"andmerited success.

T hisis, I believe,the proper placefo rme to giveanindelibletestimony ofmy profound gratitudetomy excellentfriend D. Tno rusFo o r , (thelearned Edito r ofthe Bad'alo C ommercialAdvertiser,)fo r the go o d opinionhe had so spontaneously and so kindlyfo rmed ofmy System—nowthathisprophecy hasbeenso completelyfulfilled fo rmylecturesonthe Planetarium,lastwinter,inthe city ofNewYo rk,wereattended, during four consecutivemonths, bymo re thantwenty

29th. Four tablesofLo garithmsofNumbers, (l)from1 to 1 000 .

30th. T he Ratio ofthe D iameter to theC ircumference ofthe C ircle,withon: H UNDR ED AND F IFTY-FO U R DE C IMALS

, systematicallynomenclatured.

3 1st. AndaP hreno -mnemotechm’c P roblemonthe ST E LLAR U e nnsn, represent~ed by afile ofTWO H UNDR ED ANDE IGHTYmenses—theaggregatenumber ofquestions inallthe tablesamounting tomo re thanfiftygfioethousand—withoutincluding their derivations!

We cannotc oncludewithoutnotic ing anotherfact,which perhapswillnolessastonish our readers. Itisthatthe Professo r possessesthe powerofspeakingwith equalfac ility the Italian, Po rtuguese, English, French,andSpanishlanguages,and thathe pro posesto deliver hislecturesalternatelyinSpanish, French,and English, inallourlarge easternand southernc ities,where the c ommunities, compo sed ofthose difi

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erentpo pulations,willundoubtedly bemuch pleased to followthelecturer’sillustrationsofthe Planetar iumintheirnative tongue.

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thousandaudito rs,andmy firstmay uponintro ducingmy Phreno -Mmmotechnic Systemto thekindno tice ofthe citizensofNewYo rk, isatthismomentpatronised bynearlyfourteenhundredsnbscrifiers,who areapparentlyuniversally satisfiedwith it.Astowhethermy“triuniphantsuccess” ismerited ” Ileave itto the public to dec ide—hatNewYou, February 1 6, 1 844.

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APPLICAT IONO F T HE IYST EMT OSA C R E D C H R ONO L O GY .

chrono rog

of“cmEnso r U smistheautho rity followed inthissorb ofdates,asbeing approved,andmostuniversallyadopted.

5 A 3 1'N8 .

Apolloniusdefeatedand slainby JudasMaccabeus,Nicano r’earmy defeated by JudasMaccabeus,Lysinewithapowerfularmy, defeated byMaccabeus,Hero ic self-sacrifice ofEleazar, brother ofJudasMaccabees 1 64

Antio chusdies, smittenby the hand ofGo d,Menelausthe high-priest, putto death,Nicano r’sblasphemy, defeat,and death,BacchidesinvadesJudea,withapowerfularmy ,JudasMaccabeusslain, fightingagainstBacchides,Jonathan, brother ofJudas,entersinto alli’ewiththe R omans,Alc imusthe high-priest, struck dead inthe temple,Jonathan, firstofthe Asmoneandynasty,made high-priest,T emple builtatHeli opolis, inEgypt—Oniashigh-priestofit,S imon, sec ond ofthe Asmoneandynasty,made high-priest,Simonrenewstheleaguewith the R omans,Sovereignty ofJudeasettled uponS imonandhisheirs,JohnHyrcanus, third ofthe Asm’adynasty , succeedsS imon,T emple ofMt. Gerizimdemolished by JohnHyrcanus,Aristobulus, sonofJohnHyrcanus, bec omesking ofJudea,Alexander Jannaausappo inted king ofJudea,QueenAlexandrasucceedsher husband Alexander

,

HyrcanusII. suc ceedshismother Alexandra,AristobulusII. dethroneshisbrother HyrcanusIL,Jerusalemtakenby Pompey the Great,P ompey resto resto Hy rcanusII. the governmentofJudea,Hero d theGreat,appo intedprefectofGalilee, by the R omans,Antigonuswreststhe kingdomfromhisuncle Hyrcanus,Hero d takesJerusalem,and bec omesking ofJudea,Hero d beginsto rebuild the templeatJerusalem,T emple finishedand dedicated, by Hero d,Zachariasthe priest, struck dumb inthe temple,Annunc iationoftheangelto thevi rginMary,Johnthe Baptist, bo rn, sixmonthsbefo re our Saviour,Birth ofC hrist,four yearsbefo re thevulgar era,InfantsofBethlehemslain, by o rder ofHero d

,

Death ofHero d the Great,C hristianEracommences, A .M. 41004.

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PHRENO -MNEMO T EC HNY .

— FRANC IS FAUVEL - C O U R AU D.

APPLIC AT IONo r T HE SYST EMT O T HE Lnarmi e o r

P 0 E T R Y 0

Debout,lato rche enmain, c omme une girandolle, 63

Vous’ éclair iezlespasdelagouteuse idole ; 64

Surle grand escalier oudéfilaitlac our 65Vousfo rmiez enpleurantdesvoaux pour sonretour, 66

Puisvousalliez do rmir dansvoscalmesdemeures. 67

Que'fesiezvousenfinaux so ixante-douze heures, 68

Quand Par isétreignaitd’unimmense co rdon 69

Latrinité dc ro isex iléeaMeudon; 70

Quand,aprestro isgrand joursde glo ire etde carnage 7 1

Lalégémité fitsonpelerinage, 72

Et,verslasombre Ec osse ouvontlessouverains, 73

C heminalentementlafourche danslesreins, 74.

Dites, quefesiezvous vueabrutie 75

C ontemplaitle c onvo i de cette dynastic 76

Etpour sauver Joasdel’eternelexil, 77

Pasnuhomme de centqui s’armatd’unfusil! 78Non,vousn’evez rienfaitpourlesro yautésveuves; 79

L’hiSto ire c ontrevousaquaranteansde preuves; 80

4 1 gPour défendreleurvie, ouleur tr6ne, toujours 3 1

Lesro isontrenc ontrélesro yalistessourds 82

Allez Quand onavuladynastie errente 83

Depuisquatrevingt-neufjusqu’amille-huit-centtrentc , 34.

Etque, pourlui sauverl’exiloule bourreau, 35

Jamaisonne tirale glaive dufourreau, 86

Alo rsilfautsefaire une justice prompte ; 87

llfautcacher satéte, ensevelir ashonte, 88

Et,danslafond descmurs,lacr imalreservo ir, 89

Duretour destro islyscadenasserl’espo ir. 90

C ertes,lelendemaindelatriple bataille, 9 1

Quandle peuplemarchaitgrand de toute sataille, 92

Et'

que, soussontalonqui c ouvraitmillearpens, 93

llpouvaitécraservo stétesdeserpens, 94Vousauriez dubénir cette haute clémence 95

Qulsemaitle pardonsur quinzeansde démenoe 96

Quinademandaitpasc ompte dusangversé 97

Qui , d’unbrasgenereux, dansl’oubli dapasse, 98

the pages o r tablesofthe Programme co qtaining the Applicationofthe System1

to English P o etryand Prose andalso to Languages.

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PERENO -HNEHOT BOBNY—fl’khNC IS PAUVEL' GO U R AU D.

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rono r T HE srsrnuT O THE 1 .1 111mor

P O E T R Y .O

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52 5Vallée,mi chantascro ix enmontantsurl’echelleLesscrgentsglo r ieuxmartyrsdelaR o chelle ;T ousceux qu

’assassinale styletdcvos10 1 9i Didier, Labédo yé re, o rgueildesgrenoblo is;5Bertonetsesamis, conjurésmagnanimesLagarde, po ignardé parleshérosdeNimes;T ousceux dontle sang pur,nonenco reattiedi,T eintd’unsombre refiétlesfleuvesdumidi ;EtcesjeunesFaucher

, jumaux de LaR é ole,Quimonterantaux cieux souslaméme Auréole.

O h !vousdeviezalo rs, embrassantsesgenoux,Direnupeuplevainqueur :Notrevie estavous!

.Qno i ! sit6treprenantvotreaudace impunie,Vousavez oubliévoscrisesd’agonie,t re honte ré cente,at0 0 110 d’autrefo is!Quo i !vousavez enco reunelangue,unevo ix ‘lQuo i !votre causeabsurde,aprestautde défaites,P ourmatte Eliac introuve enc o re desprephétes‘

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R o domonts!vousfo rgesdesréc itsfabuleuxC u blamesassassinsexterminentnosblewVousfeignez d’é riger enhérosdc batailles,Vospetitevendéens, cesgéantsdc broussailles,Laboureussfénéantsqui, surlsgrand chemin

,Vontgagnerleur journée unpo ignardalamain.Interpretantpourvousnoslo isde tolérance,Voususe: de cc donpour insulter InFrance ;Moustiquesimpo rtunsdelarebelli on,Voustitillezl’o reille etlesfiance dulion,Puissi,fronceantlapeaudo seetempesarides,Lelionvousécrase entre deux do see ridesSilspeuple, cunyede cespetite tburments,Veutimposer silenceavosbourdonnements,

.sSeethe pages o r tablesofthe Pro me containing the Applicationofthe 8to Enlish P o etryand Prose,andalso to

0 See continuationinTables1 , 2, 3 , 5,an6.

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