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EXHIBITING THE CORRECT AND ACTUAL SHORTHAND FORMS 
FOR ALL THE USEFUL WORDS OF THE ENGLISH LAN- 
GUAGE, ABOUT FIFTY THOUSAND IN NUMBER, AND 
IN ADDITION. MANY FOREIGN TERMS; 



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THE BEST SHORTHAND FORMS FOR TWO THOUSAND GEOGRAPH- 
ICAL NAMES, AND AS MANY FAMILY, PERSONAL, 
AND NOTED FICTITIOUS NAMES. 



BY 

ELIAS LONGLEY, 

Author of the "Eclectid Manual of Phonography," "The Reporter's 
Guide," and other Works, and for Twenty-flve Years a Ver- 
batim Reporter and Teacher of Short-hand, 




CINCINNATI: 

ROBERT CLARKE & CO. 

1882. 



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Entered according to Act of Congress, In the year 1882, 

By ELIAS LONGLEY, 

In the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington, D. C. 



PREFACE. 



The title of a book is generally supposed to indicate the 
nature of its contents. Hence when one opens a ** Dictionary 
of the English Language" he naturally expects to find the 
words of that language printed in the established orthography. 
And so with a ** German Dictionary," or a ** French Diction- 
ary," one expects to find the words in accordance with the 
title of the book. So, also, the purchaser of a *' Phonographic 
Dictionary," or a '* Dictionary of Phonography," reasonably 
expects that the words it contains will be represented phono- 
graphically; and if he finds not a phonographic character 
in its pages he is justified in considering its title as a decep- 
tive misnomer. 

Whatever the authors of other Phonographic Dictionaries, 
so called, may have had in their minds when they planned 
their works, the author of the "American Phonogmphic 
Dictionary," which the reader now holds in his hands, de- 
termined that he would give a practical and ocular demon- 
stration of the manner in which, according to his judgment, 
the fifty thousand useful words of the English language 
should be phonographically written. That he has succeeded 
in doing so will be apparent to any one who glances through 
the following pages. Whether the work might have been 
done better by other hands, if they had ventured the attempt, 
it will be time enough to declare after they have labored 
successfully with some of the many difficulties to be over- 
come in such an undertaking. The writer will not boast of 
what he has accomplished. He appreciates, more fully than 
any of his readers will be able to detect, perhaps, what are 
the defects of his book; notwithstanding which, they being 
mostly of an artistic nature, and not detrimental to its useful- 



IV 



PREFACE. 



ness, he presents it to the public, hoping and believing that 
it will be gladly welcomed as a valuable auxiliary in the 
study of the phonographic art. 

That such a Dictionary was needed has been painfully evi- 
dent to every one who has had an opportunity to observe the 
great diversity in the phonographic forms of words in the 
writing of even the most skillful phonographers. It has been 
with them as it was with those who wrote English before the 
attempt of Dr. Johnson to reduce English spelling to uniform- 
ity ; almost every one has endeavored to have a style of his 
own, and if he could write the same words in half a dozen 
different ways on the same page, it was all the better, for it 
showed the versatility of his mind and the dexterity of his 
fingers. Heretofore American phonographers have had no 
authority to which they could turn and see at a glance how 
words of. doubtful construction should be written, in accord- 
ance with principle, and as the result of experiment and long 
continued practice by those who have made a systematic 
study of the art. Isaac Pitman's Phonographic Dictionary, 
published in England, was an effort in the right direction ; but 
the fiict that generally the very words one finds it necessary to 
examine are not to be found in its meager pages, renders it in- 
adequate to tjie wants of American shorthand writers. While 
the attempts of Mr. Graham and Mr. Munaon to '' indicate," 
by a necessarily obscure and complicated ** nomenclature," 
how fifty thousand words shall be constructed from an ex- 
haustive series of straight and curved strokes, full length and 
half length, and with hooks, circles, and loops at each end, are 
of but little more assistance than is offered by **the blind 
leading the blind." Sight, as to the phonographic outlines of 
words, is by them entirely ignored, and the pupil is compelled 
to ** walk by faith" in solving the problem how each word 
should be written. Every one knows the value of the eye in 
enabling the memory to recall the forms of words in common 
print, and in reproducing them with the pen. The instructor 
in penmanship might as well attempt to teach the graceful 
and beautiful forms of the Spencerian authors by explaining 



PREFACE. 



their seven principles, without the use of their copy-books, as 
for the student of shorthand to think of making satisfactory- 
progress in mastering the endless combinations of phono- 
graphic forms without the assistance of the eye in enabling 
the mind to remember and the fingers to draw the proper 
forms of words. 

If this effort to aid learners of the phonographic art, and to 
harmonize the irregularities of expert phonographers, shall be 
nearly as successful in affording them relief from uncertainty 
and inconsistency, as was the first dictionary of the English 
language in relieving writers and printers in its day, the au- 
thor will feel abundantly rewarded for his toil and anxiety to 
supply a great want. 

Nothing short of an exhaustive list of the words in use in 
all the active relations of American life — social, political, re- 
ligious, scientific, professional, mercantile and manufacturing 
— would answer for the use of phonographic writers, because 
whether as reporters, amanuenses, or corresponding clerks, it 
is necessary that they should be ready at all times to write 
uppn any subject brought before them. With any thing less 
than an unabridged phonographic vocabulary they would 
very often be unable to find just the words whose shorthand 
forms they wished to ascertain. Hence the author has in- 
cluded in this work not only all the ordinary English words, 
but has drawn largely from scientific dictionaries and special 
vocabularies such terms as are most frequently heard in 
scientific lectures, expert testimony of professional men in the 
courts, etc. , etc. , so that in these respects it is even more com- 
plete than the unabridged dictionaries. 

The following may be mentioned as some of the advantages 
to be derived from studying, and conforming to, the style of 
writing herein presented : 

1. It will enable the student of Phonography to make more 
rapid and correct progress in his study than has heretofore 
been possible. After gaining some familiarity with the prin- 
ciples of the system from his Manual, he can, by referring to 
the Dictionary, write every word in his exercises, or that he 



VI PREFACE. 



desires to use otherwise, with perfect correctness. He will 
need to w^aste no time in experimenting and changing, to se- 
cure the best forms of words ; nor will he suffer the chagrin 
of having made egregious blunders. 

2. As a book to be copied through, systematically, it will 
be more useful than any other drill in the Avriting of words 
that has been or can be devised. The arrangement of the 
words in its pages, instead of being strictly alphabetic, after 
the order of the incongruous Romanic alphabet, is an approx- 
imation to an etymological arrangement ; that is, the root-word 
is first given, and then follow the derivatives in the order of 
their phonographic construction, Avhich is remarkably in har- 
mony with their grammatical modifications. Thus, beginning 
with next to the last .word in the alphabetical arrangement, 
we have : 

Edify, edified, edifisr, edifying, edijwation, edifi^^tory; instead 
of the ordinary dictionary arrangement : Edifi/icdion, edifvca- 
tory, edified, edijkr, edify, edifying. 

We have also : Inspire, inspired, inapirer, inspiring, inspir- 
able, inspiration, inspiratory; instead of the unsystematic 
order: Inspirahle, inspiration, inspiratory, inspire, inspired, 
inspirer, inspiring. 

By following this etymological arrangement the learner 
first writes the simple root form of each family of words, and 
then builds upon that through all its modifications ; and he 
soon discovers the uniformity observed in writing the termi- 
nations, -ed, -ing, -able, -ahleness, --ability, -atory, -anee, -tion, 
etc. , and has no hesitation in applying them to any root-word. 
Indeed he w^ill naturally acquire the habit of writing the 
various modifications of words in uniform ways, instead of 
learning to write each word separately. 

3. Another feature of this work is, that in addition to giv- 
ing the best forms for writing words out in full, it also pre- 
sents in juxtaposition with their full outlines the briefest con- 
tractions for many thousands of the most frequently recurring 
words in the language. This ^vill enable the learner, from the 
start, to be making desirable progress in the advanced style 



PREFACE. Vll 



of the art ; for he will at once adopt the briefest forms of 
words, instead of writing the longer forms for months or years 
while learning, as has been the practice heretofore, and then 
having to break himself of the habit of so writing them and 
learn the contracted forms He will thus become a proficient 
writer in much less time than would have been required with 
the old style of books. 

4. And finally, the use of this Dictionary, it is hoped, will in 
some measure tend to bring about uniformity in the writing 
of phonographers generally. As it now is, for the want of a 
standard authority conveniently gotten up for consultation, 
scarcely any two reporters, though using the style of the same 
author, can read each other's notes ; and the consequence is, 
each one has to transcribe his own report, or waste much val- 
uable time in reading it to others for transcription. The mode 
of writing herein presented is such a systematic blending of 
the four leading styles in use, that the writers of each will find 
little difiiculty in conforming to what may be properly termed 
the Eclectic style. And if reporters will say to their assist- 
ants and amanuenses, *'We will conform to the standard of 
the * American Phonographic Dictionary,'" they will have but 
little difiiculty in reading each other's writing ; there will be 
no waiting for *' dictations ; " transcripts will be got out more 
promptly; and the reproach that the most scientific system 
of writing ever devised is illegible to any but the writer, will 
be happily removed, as it should be. 

In the preparation of this work the author brought to it 
the experience of a quarter of a century as phonographic 
teacher and verbatim reporter. During this time, in 1858, he 
had occasion to consider, and assist in determining, tlie pho- 
netic representation of all the words in the language, Avhile 
printing the phonotypic dictionary edited by Mr. Dan. S. 
Smalley, of Boston. This contributed in no small degree to 
his familiarity with the principles that govern the construc- 
tion and pronunciation of words, which principles are the 
basis of phonographic writing. A similar experience as au- 
thor of a Pronouncing Medical Lexicon, extended this famil- 



Vm PREFACE. 

iarity into the field of classical and foreign terms, most of 
which are included in this volume. 

The author is happy to acknowledge valuable assistance 
from Mr. Clark H. Louis, of Elvaston, 111., one of the 
most skillful and accurate phonographic writers with whom he 
is acquainted. While the Dictionary was being electrotyped 
he wrote out on proof sheets furnished him all the words it 
contains, and suggested very many acceptable phonographic 
outlines. To his son, Mr. Leo A. Longley, one of the official 
stenographers of the Hamilton County Courts, he is indebted 
for numerous well-tested contracted forms of words, and for 
the careful and critical reading of the proof of the phono- 
graphic portion of the work. And to Rev. D, L. Aultman, 
of the Cincinnati Methodist Conference, is the credit due of 
drawing, from the original copy, the shorthand forms of the 
whole work, just as they appear in its pages. 



INTRODUCTION, 



PRACTICAL VALUE OP PHONOGRAPHY* 

When the writer began the study of Phonography, over 
thirty years ago, it was with the view of adopting and pro- 
moting the use of a more rational and philosophic method 
of representing the English language than the cumbrous 
and inconsistent one that has come down to us from the 
barbarous and illiterate ages of the past. It was then a 
new development, and was heralded as a most wonderful 
invention, adapted to the writing of all languages, and that 
would soon supersede the ordinary styles of writing. Ee- 
formers took it up, and advocated its use on the ground that 
the hoary errors of the past must be supplanted by the new 
and brilliant truths of the present. Periodicals were es- 
tablished, lecturers and teachers employed to disseminate a 
knowledge of phonetic science. But it was too radical a 
reform to make much progress on the basis of a substitu- 
tion for common longhand writing, and its adoption, not- 
withstanding the enthusiasm of its devotees, was not as 
rapid as had been anticipated. 

But simultaneously with Phonography came the Tele- 
graph, which quickened the pulsations of business, and 
rendered time more valuable. Next came the Telephone, 
and then the Type-writer, each in turn calling for greater 
rapidity with the pen and pencil. These have been more 
potent agencies for bringing Phonography into general use 
than all the early demonstrations of its scientific accuracy 
and universal applicability for the writing of all languages. 
The requirements of rapid and extensive business transac- 
tions have been more successful in the work of reform than 
the most eloquent arguments of public lecturers and 
teachers. Thus it is that Phonography has proved a sue- 



INTRODUCTION. 



cess ; and now it is sought for by the active and enterpris- 
ing young men and young women every-whero, not only 
as an accomplishment, but as the means of rendering their 
services more valuable, and at the same time more remu- 
nerative, in all responsible situations in life. 

The fact that the inexorable demands of business have 
forced the overtaxed fingers of the hard workers of the 
world to abandon the cumbrous and tedious incongruities 
of the old orthography in the most important departments 
of industry, demonstrates the solution of the problem — 
How shall the English language bo written and printed in 
the future? It has torn away the suj^erstitious drapery 
that has enshrouded the languages of all nations for ages, 
dissipated the notion that there was sanctity in the crude 
and meaningless combinations of letters in the musty tomes 
of our fathers, and shown beyond the possibility of doubt 
that the young and vigorous speech of three hundred mill- 
ions of the most progressive people of the earth may be, 
and must be, modified in its structure and dress as the de- 
mands of science, business and art require. The fact that 
thousands and tens of thousands of the most intelligent 
and progressive classes of men, not only in England and 
the United States, but in all habitable quarters of the 
globe, now employ one form of the phonetic theory of 
writing and spelling, forces upon the minds of all reasona- 
ble men the conclusion that the phonetic system of long- 
hand writing and printing will also ultimately become a 
success. Its advantages to the untold millions who are to 
learn to use written and printed English will be immensely 
greater than the benefits of shorthand. 



PERFECTION OP PHONOGRAPHY. 

It is a remarkable fact that, notwithstanding the many 
changes that have been made in Phonography by the in. 
ventor, Mr. Isaac Pitman, and by some of his ambitious fol- 
lowers, the elementary principles of the art remain essen- 
tially the same as when first published, in 1837. The al- 



INTRODUCTION. XI 



phabet itself, with the exception of the signs for the letters 
A, Wj and y, has not been changed in the least. With refer- 
ence to these letters, there is still some diversity in prac- 
tice, which will be explained further along. The classifica- 
tion and arrangement of the simj^lo signs, as given on page 
xvi, is almost universally accepted as both philosophical 
and practical. 

As to the slight differences that exist in the minor 
features of Phonography, as presented by the leading au- 
thors of text-fcooks in this country, and Isaac Pitman in 
England, it is proper that a fair statement should here be 
made. Previous to 1858, the arrangement of the dot vowels 
ran thus: 

e, a, an, i, e, a, 
as in eel, ale, arm, iU, e\\, at. 

This arrangement was objected to by Mr. Ellis and other 
scholars, as unphilosophical and practically disadvanta- 
geous, since the alphabets of all other languages begin with 
the letter a, and in nearly, if not quite all, it has the sound 
of ah. After a year's discussion, the arrangement was 
changed to — 

ah, a, e, ^, ^, i. 

Isaac Pitman immediately issued all his books and pe- 
riodicals in accordance with this vowel scale, and has con- 
stantly adhered to it up to the present time. His brother, 
Benn Pitman, had then recently come to this country, and 
begun publishing phonographic books in the old vowel 
scale, and though he admitted that the new scale was the- 
oretically right, he declined to make the change, and has 
not yet changed his stereotype plates to agree with the in- 
ventors style. About the same time, Andrew J. Graham 
brought out his ^^ Hand-book of Phonography,'' in the old 
vowel scale, and he also declined to throw his stereotype 
plates into the melting kettle, and make new ones at great 
expense. At the same time, also, the author of this work 



Xll INTRODUCTION. 



was publishing the ^^ American Manual,'' in the same old 
vowel scale, and he, too, declined to change, principally 
because he could not afford to do so. 

It was not until the year 1866 that any author ventured 
to raise the banner of the new vowel scale in this country. 
James E. Munson, of !N'ew York, then published his *' Com- 
plete Phonographer/' using the new scale, introducing a dif- 
ferent sign for h^ and making other minor changes. 

In 1873, Mrs. E. B. Barns issued her work on " Phonic 
Shorthand,'' recognizing substantially the same arrange- 
ment of the vowels. In 1879, the writer revived his active 
labors in the " Writing and Spelling Beform'' and throwing 
his old vowel-scale Manual into the kettle he brought out 
his new ^^ Eclectic Manual of Phonography," in harmony 
with the inventor and the later author^ in his country, so 
far as this important feature is concerned. Thus, taking 
into consideration the largo following Isaac Pitman has in 
the United States and the Canadas, and the co-operation he 
is receiving from the authors just named, it is evident that 
the new vowel scale is in the ascendant, and will prevail. 

As to the merits of the new vowel scale, in addition to 
the alphabetic order of the letters, it may be said : 

1. The vocalizing of the phonographic outlines of words 
is an essential part of the art, at least in the business style 
of writing, and whatever contributes to the ease and speed 
with which it may be done is important. The less fre- 
quently one has to go back to the beginning of words to 
insert vowels the better, for the further back the pen goes 
the greater the loss of time ; therefore, the vowel sounds 
that occur least frequently should be given the first place 
to phonographic strokes, and those which occur most fre- 
quently should have the third place. And this is what the 
new vowel scale secures. The sounds of ah and a are 
given the first place, and e and i the third place for this 
reason. Any one who will look into a printer's type- 
case will see that there are fully three times as many of e 
and i used as there are of a; besides which, the vowel 



INTRODUCTION. Xlll 



heard in the frequent terminations, ?y, ny, ty, etc., is, by 
this arrangement, also carried to the third place. To 
illustrate this point, compare the following sample words, 
written in both the old vowel scale and the new : 

Old f ^, — N meek, /iv^ leave, ^ v^ repeal, ' J minute, 

New i ^ — ^ i meek, i v- leave, / ^^ repeal, A minvite, 

Old ( \. pity, /^"^^ legally, '^/'^''^villainy, Q:_ briefly, 
New\ \ pity, /'^^ ^ legally, v/ 'villainy, C_i briefly. 



\ 



It will be readily observed that by the use of the new 
scale the frequently recurring vowels, e, 2, and y, are gener- 
ally inserted at or near the end of the outline, instead of 
back at the beginning of the word, as with the old scale, 
many of them being droj)ped in just where the pen finishes 
the word. 

2. Another respect in which the new scale affords an ad- 
vantage over the old, is, in reducing the number of words 
to be written above the line of writing. It is more natural 
to write on the lower line of double-ruled paper, or on the 
single line, than it is above, and, therefore, the greater 
the number of words that can be consistently written on 
this line the better. By the transpositions of e and i to the 
third place, a largo number of frequently recurring words 
containing these vowels are brought down from the first to 
the second and third positions. 

The following are the only other points of difference 
worth mentioning in the several styles of writing named : 

1. In the older styles (those of Benn Pitman and 
Graham), the curved strokes receive the I hook and the r 
hook in the following irregular manner: 
^fl,'!l^vl, ('(^ thl, [^shl^zhl, upstrokes,] c-^ ml, cL^nl, 
*^fr,'^vr. ^^ thr, [^shr^zhr, downward] cr^mr,^;^nr. 

When Isaac Pitman adopted the new vowel scale he 
also simplified the initial hooks on the curved strokes, by 



XIV INTRODUCTION. 



representing r with a small hook and I with a large hook, 
except that he retained^ rr for ^ /r, and "^ ^vr for ^rr, 
as duplicate signs for these combinations, which are not only 
unnecessary but sacrifice forms that are valuable for their 
legitimate signification. 

In this reconstruction of the initial hooks, Mr. Munson 
and the Medic Manual are even more systematic than 
the. author of Phonography, as will bo seen on page xvi. 

2. The adoption of an initial large hook for w?, on f, rf, k, 

g, in such words as P^ twice, ^ dwell, c : quick, 

^^r^y-^quiety^^^'^^^ayiguish, by Isaac Pitman and Mr. Munson, 
has proved advantageous to legibility, and it is now used 
by all progressive writers. It affords many new con- 
tracted forms and phrases for the i^eporter. 

3. The use of the large terminal hook on the left-hand 
side and under side of straight strokes for the syllables ter, 
defy ther, introduced by Mr. Munson, has been adopted in 
this work. If it is desirable and practicable to represent 
these syllables on the curved strokes, by writing them 
double length, as is now done by all authors, why is it not 
desirable and practicable to represent them in a similar 
brief manner on the straight strokes? To do this, is to 
render Phonography more philosophical and consistent, as 
well as briefer, and fully as legible. ,Thus : 

\^ father, \ softer, \^ voter, ^ water, ^ sraatter, 
\ patter, ^ scepter, —^ gutter, J" daughter, 9 — ^ scatter. 

This confines the shn hook to one side of straight strokes, 
and very properly, for why should it alternate from one 
side to the other any more than the n-hook or the /-hook ? 

But the great advantage of the ^Ar-hook is in the report- 
ing style, where as in doubling the length of the curves, it 
represents the very frequent words Mdre and their, thus: 

V^^^ for their, ^^^ have their i think there, V — ^ on their. 

\ up there, N. by their, | at their, — 3 can there. 

By the use of this hook, the reporter saves one stroke 

out of two, besides avoiding the loss of running below the 



INTRODUCTION. XV 



line, which is equivalent to another stroke against the old 
system. 

4. The only feature in which the Eclectic Style of Pho- 
nography differs from all others, is, in the use of the book- 
keeper's readily made / for h. Compared with Isaac .Pit- 
man's // 1 Benn Pitman and Graham's^ and Munson's 
.^, for this sound, / has many advantages. .It is more 
readily made than either / ^^ y^t ^^ ^^^^ being made by 
the drop of the pen, with the least appreciable effort and 
loss of time, which tick counteracts the great tendency to 
curve both / and ^ into (^ and (^ ; besides which it takes 
all the final hooks and circles, and may be written half- 
length better than any of the other signs, thus: i^ haze^ 
^ haste, ^.-/^-^ hasten, ty-<^ hence, ^--^^-t^ enhance, ^ hat, 
^-hit, t^^^hot-house. It simplifies the representation of A, 
hy the use of only the one sign / , or its abbreviation / , 
while in all other styles this tick is used in addition to their 
other and radically different signs. 

5. In the Eclectic style, the old reliable f^ y and ^ w, 
used, by every author except Isaac Pitman, are retained 
with increased usefulness, by hooking, writing half-length, 
etc., the same as all other strokes. They are far superior 
to Pitman's (/ 'W ^ y-t which, of course, can not take the 
initial hooks, and are otherwise objectionable. 

Notwithstanding the variations thus described, the author 
of this Dictionarj'^ believes it may be used with advantage 
by the writers of all styles of Phonography. The differ- 
ence in the representation of two vowel sounds does not 
affect the consonantal outlines of words ; the different use 
of two or three hooks will only slightly change the limited 
number of words in which they occur ; while the use of the 
new A / is so simple that it will commend itself to all and 
be universally adopted. 

On the following page will be found a complete compen- 
dium of the style of Phonography thus presented to the 
public. 



i5i3:o2sroa-ie.JL:pi3:ic 
ALPHABET A ND CO MBINATIONS. 

CONSONANTS. 



P, rope 
B, ro6e 
T, Me 
D, fside 
Oh, eac^ 
J, ed^e 
K, lock 
Gt.log 
P, sa/e 
V, save 
Th, ba^^ 
Tfc,baifAe 
S, bu55 
Z, huzz 
Sh, fis/i 
Zh, vision 
L, Ml 
R, far 
R, ray 
M, seem 
N, seen 
Ng, sin^ 
W, W7e 
Y, yea 
H, ^and 



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\pr 


^Pl 


\ 


\br 


\bl 




Ur 


r ti 


1 


Idr 


r di 


/ 

/ 


/ehr 


/ chl 


/ 


/jr 


/.jl 


— 


^kr 


--kl 


— 


^gr 


'=-gl 


V. 


^fr 


^fl 


< 


^vr 


^vl 


( 


Othr 


Q thi 


( 


C)<Ar 


C thi 


) 


'>Br 


rs\ 


) 


^zr 


rzi 


J 


J) ehr 


^shl 


J 


Jzhr 


J? zhl 


r 


rir 




■^ 


^Ur 


^rl 


^ 


c;"rr 


^rl 


-^ 


'^•mr 


CNml 


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^nr 


cx nl 


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^ngl 


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c^ wl 


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ryi 


/ 


^hr 


^hl 



\ bn 

J tn 
J dn 
c/ehn 

/j" 
-okn 
-rgn 
^fn 
V:>vn 
G thn 
(, f/m 
() sn 
() zn 
J sbn 
c>^ zhn 

r\n 

/^rn 

/^mn 

vj?nn 

^ wn 



\>pf-v 
\ibf-v 

Ltf-v 

Idf-v 

/cbf-v 

/jf-v 

-^kf-v 

-"gf-v 



X'rf.^ 



/-^hf-T 



\:)p8hn 
\ibsbn 
U tshn 
\j dsbn 
6 cbsbn 
6 jsbn 
kshn 
~^gshn 
"^fsbn 
>^ vsbn 
() tbshn 
C f^sbn 
ssbn 
U zsbn 
C/ shshn 
^ zbsbn 
/^Isbn 
O rsbn 
/ rshn 
'"^ msbn 

^^ngsbi 
^ wshn 
C yshn 
/ hsbn 



.^ 


ptr 


^ 


btr 


J 


ttr 


J 


dtr 


(/ 


cbtr 


(/ 


jtr 


~^ 


ktr 


— :> 


gtr 


^ 


ftr 


y 


vtr 


I, 


thtr 


f 


thXx 


) 


str 




ztr 


J^ 


shtr 


J 


zbtr 


r 


Itr' 


"^ 


rtr 


/^ 


rtr 


- — ■ 


^mlr 


> — , 


--ntr 


* — - 


''nggr 


^wtr 


/^ytr 


^ htr 



IRREGULAR COMBINATIONS. 

I tw, f dw, C—kw, c— gw, OS, 8-8, ^st, ^str, ^ or ^ w, 
^/ wr, ^/ whr, ^^ wl, ^ wbl, <^_^wn, dT^wm, "* or r^ j. 



VOWELS AND DIPHTHONGS. 

•| -I J 1 -I J 'I -I J "I -I J 

arm, ate, eel, aiced, ope, fool, am, ell, dl, odd tip, fwll, 

1 1 J J 

isle, oil, OMJ], dupe. 



AMERICAN 



Phonographic Dictionary. 



Aback I V, ^ 

Alwftt -7— — - 

AlMtDdon-ed "Y J" a 

Abandoner '.^ 



L AbemmeeHmt ' V^ "V 






Abandonment ^. ^ 

Abaae-ing 

Abaaement 

Abaah-ment ^ !^ 

Abate-able il^^ 5^ 

Abater-ment .2$ — :^&sl_ 

AbattU 
Abattoir 






Abbe-y-esfl 

Abbot-sblp 2^ i. 

AbbreYlate-ed'\ %» 
Abbreviation '.Xj. 
Abbreriator 
Abbreviatare 



^ 



Abbreviatory '\\.. 
Abdioant ^^£=2. 



Abdictate-ed V Vn. 



Abdication \ 
Abdicatort 

Abdicative "^^ 
Abdomen ^^ 



Abdominal 



Abdominoul '^^^ 



Abdnce-ent 



I Abduction-tor !y^ 
Abed' >L. 



Aberration \^ 



Abel-ment 
Abettor 
Abeyanoe 
Abhor-red 




Abhorrence \/^?V^ 



Abhorrent-ly \/^ Kir>^ Abominate 
Abborrer ' V^ V 




Abject-ly 
Abjeotnesi 
Abjection 
Abjudlcate-ed 

[bjndioi^r I \.JA-^ 



AbJnre^r '^ "Na — 

Abjuration -i^ — JL 

AblaetaUon 'V^"^'! 



Ablation-tiTe V^V\^ 

Ablase JSo 

Able-y 
Able-bodied 






Ablenen i '.^a-VoJ" 
AbluentI ^^ ^^ 

Ablution 



.^^^ 



^l-Wtionl ^-^-2 

Abnormal \,.-./^ 

Aboard i V 
Abode) -V 



4 



Abolifh-ed 



V^V^ 



AboUiAer l V^*vQ 



AboUshable ] 



Aboliahment V3i> 
AboUtion V^ 



AboUttoninn V^^ 



Abolittonitt V? 



Abomlnable-F -'V>— ^ 



Abomination V-^"? 



Aboriglnal-es \^K^ 



Abort-tlon ^ ^ 



Abortive-ly S^,^^ 



Abortiyeness Vl^ 



Abound-ed .V^ !^ 



Above! V*X ^ 

Aboveboard 



^ 



Abrade-ed J2S :!>(^ 

Abraaion '\^ — ; — 

Abreast J!5&i 

Abridge-er \ y 

Abridgment Jl 

Abroad ^!^ 



Abrogate-tiou '\'\^ 
Abruptly V^'V^^ 



Abruptness V^ 



Abscess J Va \,v 



Abscind T . 

Absciss { No v 

Abscissionl « — 

Abscond-er g^n ^\v. 



ABSSNCE 



ACCURATE 



Ab«enoe i V. V/ 
AtMentl . ^""^ 

Abteniee ^>. 

Abtenteeiam 

AbalnlhiAii 

Absinthimn ^ 

Absolute i •V?r*>v:l^ 
Absolutism i ^ ^ " ^ 

Absolutely 

Absoluteness 

bsolution j 
Abeoltttoryj 





Ab«)lve-er VX, W 
Absorb-ent V\ V^' 



Absorbability V^ 

Absorp-tion 'V\a 

Absorptive ^jb^!^ 

Abstaln-ing .V — '\ 
Abstemiously'^ , V^r^ 

Abstemiousness^i^- 

Abtteige-ent V./'Sn^ 
Absterse-sion •^p■, Nn^ 

Abstersive '"Va 

Abstinence 
Abstinent- , 
Abstract-ed \|^ Nj^ 

Abstractedly ^^ 

Abstraction-ir''^ "^^ 
Abstractive 
Abstractness \|.^ 

Abstruse' *" 
Abstrusely 



.^ 



d V>ta£_ 



^ 



i-lty N • \ 



bstrusely i «v *V •«• 
Abstruseuess) y^T^ 

Absurd-ity \ 'V^l 



Absurdly ^ \ -Wli 
Absuraness) tt ' 

Abundance -v^ g \ 






J2L 




Abu^ment 

Abyss-mal 

Acacia 

Academy 

Academic 

Academical-ly 

Academician — li^ 

Acanthus 

Accede-ed 

Accelerate-«d ^~^, ^-fr 

Acceleration -dC — 

Accelerative ^-C^ 

Accent-uate 1 

Accentuation ^^"j 

Acoeptred 

Acceptable-y T^ , 

Acceptableness H^ 

Acceptability 

Acceptance \ 

Acceptation) -—^ 

Accepter ) — ^ 

Access-ary 

Accessible ""x «• "r 



AccessibUity -^1. .'^ 



-tT 



j^^iy 



^ -ft 



¥- 



Abundant-ly '2sL-2, ik_ 

Abuse-er "^^ '(^ 

Abusive-ly- '>^ '^^-^ 
Abusiveness 



Accession | 
AooesBoryi 

Accessorial 

Aoeessorially 

Accident-al 

Accidentally 

Acclaim 

Acclamation 

Aoclamatory 

Acdimate-ed 

Acclimatize 
Acclivity I * 

Acclivltousi 
Accommodate "T g » 

Accommodated "j^ " 



Accommodation X ~ \/ 
Aocommodator "J - "' 
Accompany ^ 
Aocompanicr II2^,_ 



Accompaniment \. tr% 

Accomplice \> = ^ 



Accomplish-ed \ . . ) 



Accomplishable ~^, 
Accomplisher \^ 



Accomplishment T\ 
Aocord-«d 



Accordance { 
Accordant) -' — 

Accordlng-ly ^' 

Accordion T* 



:i^ 



Acco«t-ed J IlL 

Aocouchement^rTT ^-^0 
Acconchcr S ^ ^^ ^ 

Account-ed , ^ 

Accounting , -t- 

Accountable '^ra^ * ^ 
AcoonntablcneRS 



"^T 



Accountability "A^.^ ^ 

Accountant -^^j, 

AccounMxwk 
Accouter-ed 
Accoutermeut 
Accredit-ed 



Accreditation 

Accretion ) 
Accretive) 

Accme-ment 



^ 



.r^f 



■"^ 




Accumbent 

Accumulate 

Accumulated 

Accumulation 

Accumulative 

Aociunulator 

ccuracy 
Accurate 




Accuracy j . ><). . ^ 



ACX^URATBLY 



3 



ADEQUATELY 



~r 



Aoonrately 
AccurateneBB 
Accune-ed 
Acouse^ed 

AcctiBer 

Acousable \ 

Aocnsanti 
Accusation \ . 

Aoeuaatlve) ~ 



AocoflatlTely Z£- 



Aeciutom-ed "^ =. 



Accustomary VtfiVf' 



^^ ^ i! 12^ 



Aotldamal -^ 
. .hala^i :^ 
AcephalouB) 



Acerbate-ity k2L 



4- 



Acescent / '\ 

Acetate! ''^ 

Acetic-lfy t=__ 

Acetlmeter ")= — >• 



^ 



i 



Acetous i ) •) 

Acetumi ^^ ji^ 

Ache-lng ' -^ -^^ 

Achiere-able ^ K/'^ 
Achiever i'/ . 

Achieyement) vT^ 
Achromatic 

Achromatism 

Acicular ')^ - 

Aeid-ify 

Acidified I 
Acidifieri 

Acidiiiable 

Acidification )-^ 

Acidimeter |^ 

Acidity *^ 

Addness 

Aeidulat6-ed 

Acidulous ')r 

Acknowledge ^u^TZ 

Acknowledgment ,"?> 
Acme j : , X • ^ 



•^ 



% 



h 



Acn«( 
Aconite ) 
AoonitumI 



j-v^. 



^ 



ML 



-y > 




Aoom 

AcotylMon 

Acoumeter 

Acoustic-al 

Acquaint-ed 

Acquaintance 

Acquiesce ^c_* r ^ 

Acquiesced » "^ — -"-^ 

Acquiescence <-;^ ^-^ 

Acqulre-ed Sr^^ T ^.Z 

Acquiring <^^ ■^^ , 

Acquirable ^^-^ 

Acquirement ^^ 
Acquisition 



cquisition # r_-o r « 
Acquisitive} '^ ^ •[ 

Acquisitively Xm^ 



Acquisitiveness 
Acqnit-ted <■-. <^ 

Acquittal Cr 

Acquittance | > > ^ 
Acquitmenti ^ ^ " ^ ' ^ 

Acre-age ^="^ ^ 

Acrid-lty " 
Acridness 
Acrimony 

Acrimonious 5 — T^ 



Acrimoniously tn 

Acrimonlon^ess ^ 

Acrltude ^ ci-t 
Acrobat) — ^ 



tIL 



^ 



!2Z- 



^ 



Acrobatic 

Acrogen 

Acrogenous 

Acronycal 

Across ( f—" 

Acrostic) ' 

AcrosticaMy 'a 

Act-ed \ '— ~ 

Acting) 

Actinic *I2i=iC 

Actinism "Znfl 

Action-able il£— 



rL 



ActtTe-ly ""V 'A.r 



Activity"! " ^ ■ "!^. 



Activenessi 

Activity f 

Actor-tress 

Actual-ly 

Actuality \ •-/! =-/^ 
Actualness) 



JL. 



■,jr 



Actualise 

Actualisation zdL. 

Actuary —^ . 

Actaate-ed 13 I 

Acumen \ . ^^ i- 
Acuminatei ^ — 

Acumlnation '• — ^^ 

Acupuncture 

Acute-ly "f>l y^' 

'Acutcness ~^ , 

Adi 

Ay 



t± 



Adamant-ine 
Adam's-apple ^-^ - 

Adapt-ed i, 

Adaptable J^^ 

AdaptobUity X 

Adaptation X 

Add-ible 

Addibility 

Addendum 

Adder 

Addict-ed 

Addictedness 



T 



-V 



fc- 



h. 



-hr 



AddlUon-al-l; L^ 



L—L 



l- Is" 



-h 



Addle-pated 
Address-ed 

Adduce-ed X- 

Adducent i i^ 1" 
Adducible) "kj — ;^f^- 

Adduction-tive L:lJL. 

Adept X 

Adequacy ^-_ 

Adequate-ly 



l^r- 



ADEQUATENSSS 



AVERTEXT 



Adequatenew X-^ 



I'^ir-^ 



.«J^-i. 



K 



Adhere-ed 

Adhering 

Adherence 

Adherenfc-ly Iff^ 

Adherer \^ 

Adhesion \ 
Adhesivet 

Adhesiyely 



^ 



Adheiiyeness JL_ 

Adhibit \ •^ •• 
AdhlbiUoni 



■i,k?^ 



Adhortatory '\(^^^' 
Adieu \. 



Adjaceucyj '^^ '^^ 



Adii 

Adipose 



Adjacenti . ^ 

Adjectlvc-ly i^_ d^ , 

Adjoining Jt! ^ 

Adjoum-ed _^:f — ]fc. 



Adjonmment 1^^ 

Adjndge-ed J /" / 

Adjudicate-ed ^ jgw- 

Adjudication 'A -> 

Adjudicator ^u 

'^Adjuu\;tloni ^ ^ ^ 



Adjunctly 
Adjurc-ed 
Adjuration 



l^r_ 



■tj 



Adjunt-er | / /. /^^ 
Adjusting! ?^ ^ ^^ ^ 



Adjustment /fm « J^ 



Adjutan^cy 2. i^-y- 

Adj. General Jst 

Adjuvant 1a^ — : 

Admeasure _kqa 

Admeasurement- 



^ 



Administcr-cd \r^/^% ^ 
Ad ministerial i-w» 



A d m inistrable ka .-r 



-t^ 



Admlniftratiou 
AdminiftratlTe 
Administrator 






Administrator- ( W\f 
AdministratrU l^—* 



Admirable-y WA«(V 

Admiral IV-^yL^ ys 

Admiimlship}' ^^ "^V 



Jk^ 



Admiralty 

Admiration 

Admire<ed \y i^ 



X^2- 



Admirer ) U^'L^r*-' 
Admlringt ^^ 

Admissible t'^*^ 



Admissibility \^ «L^ 

Admission iL^ 

Admit-ted It ^ 



Admittance L-|- * ^ 



Admitter / -Ul i 
Admittiblei /"^ "A 

Admix-tion J-^-^ I — -ip 
Admixture V^r^nSn^^ 



^-r 



Admonish \». 
Admonisher ^>w^=^--l 
Admonishing (~^ - ^ 
Admonition \r^ 



Admonitor-y Ip— -i-,^ 
Adnascent La,* 



i •<— ^ 



Ado 
Adobe 

Adolescence ^^"^ 

Adolescent r^ 

Adonis _Lja 

Adopt-ed C I" » \ 

Adopter 

Adoption 

Adoptive Jl_ 

Adore-ed !;_ 

Adorer-ing 

Adorable-y 



V 



^ 



^ 



X 



Ji^ 



£^ 



Adorableness J<!^ 

Adoration J£. 

Adom-ed 'tV^ '1^ 
Adornment) 'Vy*^ r 

Adroit-ly ^ 



Adroitness ^ 



Adnlation > l^ iP^ 

Adulatori " ^ . "^ 

Adulatory 

Adult 



J£>1 



dult \ L t^. 
Adulterant / -^ "^ 

Adulterate-ed V '\r^ 

Adulterating M^ 

Adulteration 1^ 



Adultery > LX K.v 
Adulterer! / H 

Adnlteress-ousjtriLjy:^ 
Adulterously t^ 
Adultness '^ 



Adumbrant J L^. 'ii 
Adumbrate! ^ '^^ 

Adumbration '-i==<y 

Advalorem ^ 

Advance-ed Um L-Aii 

Advancement Ij^-^^* t^ 

Advantage ly ^ / 

Advantageous ^^ - ^ 
Advantageously ^* ^ 
Advent ist ^-^ L. ^ 
Adventitious-ly L^ » I 
Adventure-ed «»- ^ ^- - t 
Adventurer ^- ^ 
Adventuresome L. ^-^ 
Adventurous ^-^j r^ 



Adventurously L-^ 
Adverb-ial ^ ^j 



Adversary 

Adverse-ly 

Adversenessj 
Adversity S 

Advert-ent 



^Q^-^ 

& 



ADVERTISE 



AGGRAVATION 



Advcrtiie-«d 

Advertitement 

AdyerUser 



Ve' 



UL 



^ 



iF-1 




AdYiee \ ir 
AdTiie) Vs- 

Advisablo 

AdTisableneM 

AdTiaedlT 
Adylied] 

AdTitement 

Adyiser-ory 'L^'\^ 
Adyocacy | 1, ^ "Uo 

Adyoeate 
Adyooate^ 

Adynamic 

Adi« ) 

MglBS 

iBolian-harp <^^ 
Aerate-tion ^ 




Aerie-al 21 :2tL 

Aeriform ^^^^v- 



Aerology Zk2 

Aeromancy fta 

Aerometer 11=2=^ 

Aerometry 

Aeronaut-lc T!^ 

AeronauUim ^.^^ 

AeroRCopy ^^>irs 

Aerostatic t fi -^ 

Aerostation i \^ i ^ 

iEmginons -^.v 

JEsthetic-ics 

etiology) 
Afar I 

AffabUity %■•■? <>^ 

Aflkble-y i •'s. -k 
AfR&blenesB) -^K — ^ 

AfTair J^ 

AfTect-ed 

AfRBCt%^on 






Afltectedly vi ^^ — 



AffBctedneas ki-^ 

AfTeotingly 'i^±a 

Affection-ate ^ ^'' 
Affectionately Ik 



AflbctionatenesskX^^ 

Affectiye-ly 

Affector 

Affectuoso 



4, 






Afferent W 

Affiance-er ^ p ^- 1^ 



Affiant ) •vj:^/ V 
- ] =^ 



Affidayiti 



Affiliate-ed Vs \^* 



'j V> \. . 



AfflUation 

Affinity 
Affirm ^^..-^•^" 

Afflrmable-y{ '^■^^=^^^ 
Afflrmancej y^ \^ 



Affirmant! 
Affirmation '^le^ 



Affirmatiye-ly '^<^\^ 
Afflrmer '^x*^ 



Affix-ed 



L 



Affiation-tns '?'> '^ 



^W 



Afflict-ed '^ -y 

Afflictedness 

AfUcter-tion 



Afflictingly ^^j 




Afflictiye-ly ^ \ C ■ 
Affinence ^Ajp 



Affiuent-ly Q^r Q y 



Affiuentness s^aj 

Afflux-ion \l p \ ' •;>. 

Afford-ed \v \/^ 
Aflhranchise 




Afft'anchisement ^ 
Afft'ay *^ 

AflWght-ed ^ :SI^ 

AffHghtedly '^^V^ 



AflVighter n^^ *^ 
AffTightmenti V;^ 



Aflh>nt-er 
Affironted 
Ailtentiye 

AAise-sion 

Afield ) 

Aflrei 
Afloat I 

Afootl 

Aforesaid 



Mtr. 



^ 



U 






(^ 



Aforethooght V^ 

Afraid i ^ 

A fresh I "^ 

Afront 1^ 

Aft I X 
Afteri 

After-birth 



JLJL 



\r- 



S^ 



After-clap \ V-^ V-\ 

After-cropi -^^^\ — *-A 

Aftermath i ^-> <^^ 

Aftermosti -^t 

Afternoon ^'^^^ . 



.^ix. 



Afterpains .^li ^ 

Afterpiece .h>^, 

Afterthought Al 

Afterwards V w ^ 

Again \ :._ ,:_^ 
Againsti ^=* =^ 

Agamlst 

Agape 

Agastria 

Agate 

Age-ed-ly 

Agelation 

Agenesia 

Agglomerate-ed V^ V"*^- 

Agglomeration *r^^ 

^lutinate . 1 



V"^«» 



/'^ r^ 



j^ 



A. y. 



Agglutination t • - 
Aggrandise-ed — 1^ — -^ 



Aggrandisement— !2 
Aggrandiser ^ 



Aggrayate-ed 
Aggrayation *'\r\ 



^ 



AGGREGATE 



ALL-SEARCHING 



Aggregate-ed _I_J 

Aggregation ^ — P'^ — H 



.tion 
ve 

Aggresi-iion 

AggressiTe | 
Aggresnorf 

▲ggiieTe-ed 
Aggrievanee 
Aghast 

Agile-nets 

Agility \ 
Agitable) 

Agitate^d 

Agitation-tor 

Agitato 

Agnail 

Agnate | 
Agnation) 

Agnomen 

Ago-ing 

Agog ) 
Agone) 

Agony-nlzc ' 

arlan 



^ c-P 



c-? w 



r f^ 



r\r^p < 



u 



4 



sable-yl '" ^ 



Agrar 

Agrarianitm 
Agree 

Agreei 

Agreeability 
AgreeablenesB 
Agreement 
Agriculture 



Agriculturist ^r—r/ n 

Aground \ . 
Ague-ishi -A ^ 




^=^ 



Ahead \ ^.-<1 

Ahighj ■^^'-^ 



f^y 



Ahoy 

Aid-full { 
Aidancei 



j.^ 



i4jL 



Aid-de-camp V-^-^ 



Aigulet 
Ailantus 



r. 



Ail-ing <r-Y^ 

Ailmentr -*^ 

Aim-ing ^e=x. 

Aimless-ly 



Air-cells j ->^ 



Air-hole 
Airily-neas 

Airing-ed 3L 

Air-pipe 

Air-pum^ 
Air-sacks , 

Air-shaft< 

Air-tight 

' Afslej 

Ajar 

Akimbo^ 
Akin ( 

Alabaster 

Alack-aday 

Alacrious \ 

Alacrity! 
Alamodej 

Alarm S 

Alarm-bell 



^ >r 



V ^ 



.fi^ 



2L. 



vr 



jr 



.^^^SL. 



^-^ 



i^ -^v. 



Cl.^ 



'^^^^^ 



j ./T V r 



Alarm-clock -^^^^^^i . 

Alarmingly 

Alarmist 
Alas 

Albatros 



Albeit 

Albescent 

Albigenses 



er 



e 



^spv 



Albino-ism ,/\y/\y^ 
Albugineous ./^ 



*!?l1>!Snj -^^-^^^^ 



Albumen i/V-a/v^ L 
AlbumeniseK ^ > ^f^^J f 

Albuminous /V-v.,fc 

Alburnum -/^^ ^-^ 



i '^^"^^^ 



JY^L^ 



Alchemy i /^ ^. /^^, 

Alcheiisti ^-^/ ■■ ^ 

Alcohol-ic 4^ -^ ^ 
Alcoran 

Alcove' 
Alder 

Alderman 

Aldermanic Z 

Aldine ^11 

Ale-house 
Alembic 
Alert-ness 



•r -/^ 









Alexandrine 

AlgSB 

Algebra-ic 

Algebraist! 

Algerinei 
Alias { 

Allbil 

Alien-able '^' Kt^ 

Alienate 
Alienation 

Alienism 

Ali^rous 
Aliform 

Align-ment 

Aliffht I 
Alike) 

Aliment-ary 
Alimental 
Alimentation 
Alimentiveness 






I •'--^.^a 



. /g' ./<^ 



"v:; 



% 4--^ 



% 



% 



^J. 



■<^ rF 



•iSk_ 



Alimony 

Aliquant ) 
Aliquot) 

Alive 

Alkalescent 

Alkali-ine 

Alkalize \ C ^ Lj^ 
Alkaloid) ^ ^^ ^ 

All - ^^ " 

Ail-along ^^ ^ 

AU-atoning \^ 
I All -bounteous ^ 



■3: 



All-bountiful 
All-conquering ^!I 
All-foolsday .^^l. 

All-forgiying 

All-fours \ 

AU-giver) ^ , 

All-gracious ) xeri V «• 

AU-honoredi -^^ 
All-important| >'^ 

All-loving ! 

All-merciful . 



,V: 



>^ 



All-powerful !^ 

All-saintsday ^ 



^ 



All-sanctifying 



ALIrSEARCHING 



AMATORIAL 



All-eearching '^'s^y 
AU-seeing !l1&_ 
All-sufficient X./^ 
All-Bii8taiiiing _ 
All-wise ^ - 

Allah '^ 

Allantoid •( ^ 



Allayed-ing .i£.z£Ll^ 



Z; 



j:!. 



^O- 



^/Jii. 









A. 



■^ ^ ^ 



C:^ 



Allegation 

AUege-able 

Alleger 

Allegiance 

Allegory-ic /fe ^ 

Allegorioal-ly t^-^.-^ 

Allcgorist 

Allegro-etto 

Allelnjah 

AUemande 

AUeviate-ed 

Alleviation 

Alley-way 

All-hail 

AlliaceonR^ 

Alliance j 
Alllgate \ 

Alligation i 

Alligator 

Allision 

Alliteration 

Alliterative 

Allocation 

Allocator 

Allocution 

Allopath y-ic 

Allopath ist 

Allot- men t 

Allow-abie-y 

AllowabloneBS /0>» 



^ 



■(2:lJ^=L 




Allowance-ed 'iT^^ ^^"^ 



AUoy I ./T ^/^^ 
Allsplcei —^ 

Allude ed 

Alaminate \ /:v, /^ 
AUuminorJ ^ ^ '^^ 



n ./^ 



•ZHW- 



^%r- 



AlTure-ed \ ^o\ <0\ 
Allurlngi ' ^ ^^ -^ ^- 

Allurement 



Alluringly 

Allnsion 
Allusive 

Allusively 

Alluvial 

Alluvium 
Ally 






^ 



Y^lcAr- 



Alma-m ate r ^^Y'^^^ 

Almanac ^r>^^ 

Almighty ^^^"^.'^ 



Almightiness 

Almond | Va V>. 
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Belly full! 

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Belonged 

Beloved 

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23 



BOORISHLY 



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Bluishl 

Blue-light 

Bluely I 
Bluenessj 

Blue-pill 

Blue-stocking 

Blues 

BluiF-ing 

Bluflhess 

Blunder-ed 

Blunderbuss 

Blunderer 

Blunderhead V 1 i>^ 

Blunt-ed ^ 

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Boar-ish \l \^.p 

Board-ed _5i !X- 



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Boastingly 

Boat-able 

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Bobinet 

Bobolink 

Bobsled 

Bobtail-ed 



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Boldness 

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Bonespavin 

Bonfire \ 
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Bonnet 

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Bonny-clabber_ 

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Bon-vivant 

Bony J \C_75 
Booby i 

Boodhism 



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Book-binder 

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Book-case *^ 
Bookish-ness 




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Book-keeping 
Book-knowledge. 
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Book-learning \\/^^ . 

Book-seller \jy^ 

Bookshelf \ \ ^ 

Bookstore V ^ ^ \^ 

Bookworm ^\ ^ , 
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Boorj — *- — ^^ 

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Bootless j 
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Booth I 
Booty! 

Bopeep 

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Borage 
Borate 

Borax 

Border-ed 

Borderer 

Bore-er 

Boreal | 
Boreas i 

Borecole 

Bom-e ) 

Boron) 
Borough ) 

Borrow! 
Borrower ( 

Borrowing! 
Boscage I 

Bosh I 

Bosom-pin 

B088-ed 

Botany \ 
Botanic! 

Botanical-ly 

Botanist i 
Botanize i 

Botch-er 
Botching 

Bot-fly 

Both ) 
Bother! 

Botheration 

Bots, Botts 

Bottle 

Bottom-land 

Bottomless 

Bottomry 

Bondoir 

Bough 
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Bound-ed 

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Boundless 
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Bourgeois 
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Bourse! 
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Bower-y 

Bowie-knife 

Bow-knot 

Bowl-der 

Bow-legged V^ 

Bowler 

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Bowling-green. 

Bowman 

Bow-saw I 
Bowsprit! 

Bowstring 

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Boxer | 
Boxing! 

Boxwood 

Boy-hood 

Boyish-ly 

Boyishness 

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Braced!. 

Bracing 

Bracelet \ 
Bracer! 

Brachial 

Brachiate 
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Brackish! /""' ^7 

Brackishness ^-—a 

Bract-eal ^>-^~H" 

Brad-awl ^ ^^ 

Brag-gadocio ^^ — ^^Hy 
Braggart \ V \ZL 

Bragger! -^ — 

Brahma V^ A^ 

Brahman -in! 7 

Brahmanic V>-»- 

Brahmanical 

Brahmanism 
Brahminism 

Braid-ed 

Brain-fever 

Brainless 

Brainpan 

Brainsick 

Brake-man 

Bramble-y 

Bran-ny 

Branch-let 

Branch iness 

Braiichia-al V 

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Branular 

Brash 
Brasier 

Brass-band 
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Bravo 

Bravura 

Brawl-er 

Brawling 

Brawn-y 

Brawnlneu 

Bray-er 

Braying 

Brace-en 

Brazen-faced 

Brazenly 

Brazenness 

Brazier 

Brazil-wood 

Breach-y 

Bread-less 

Breadstaflf 

Breadth , 
Break i Vl 'Vj' 

Breakablel ^ 

Breakage >'. j 

Breakdown) \J_\ 

Breaker i ^, "^ 

Breakfast V-t. 

Breakfasted V-^ 

Breakneck jX=si^J±=- 

Breakwater 

Breaat-ed 

Breastbone 

Breastpin 

Breastplate 

Breistwork 
Breath ) 

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Breathe-er 
Breathless J 
Breathlessness 



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Brecciated 

Breech ) 
Breeches) 

Breeching 

Breech-loading 

Breed ) 

Bred) 

Breeder 

Breeze-y 

Brethren 

Breve-et 

Breviary j 
Brevier) 

Brevity 

Brew-age 

Brewer-y 

Brew-house 

Brewing 

Briarian 

Bribe-ed 

Briber-y 

Brick-bat 

Brick-kiln 

Bricklayer 

Bricklaying 

Brick-work 

Bride ) 
Bridal) 

Bride-cake 
Bride-chamber 

Bride-groom 1 

ride-maid 
Brides-maid 

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Briefly ( 

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Brig-ade 

Brigadier 

Brig. -General 

Brigand 

Brigandage 

Brigaij^tlne 

Bright-en-er 

Brightly I 
Brightness) 

Brilliance 

Brilliancy > 
Brilliant) 

Brilliantly 

Rrim 

Brimful ) 
Brlmless ) 

Brimmer 
Brimming 

Brimstone 

BrindedJ 
Brindle) 

Brine-y 
Brinish 
Brinishness 
Bring-er 

Brink 

Brisk ) 
Briskly) 

Brisket 

Briskness 

Bristle i 
Bristling) 

Bristly 

Bristol-board 

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British ) 

Brittle-ness 

Broach-er 

Broad-axe 

Broad-brim 

Broad-cast 

Broadcloth 



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26 



BULKY 



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Broader 

Broadgange 
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Broke-en 
Broken-hearted ^^^-y^' 

Broken-winded V-:;^ 

Broker-age x-7*^ 

Broma-ate ^r-** V»- 
Bromic-ine "VSiXofc 



Bromatology \^^ 




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Bronchia-1 v^s- A^^fea: 

Bronchitis V./v-i 



Bronchocele 

Bronchotomy 

Bronze-ed 

Brooch 

Brood-ed 

Brook-let 

Broom-y 

Broomcorn 

Broomstick 

Broth-el 

Brother 

Brotherhood . 

Brother-in-law. 

BrotherllnessyOili 

Brotherly 



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Brow-beat 

Browbeaten 

Brown-ie 

Brownish 

Brownishness 

Browse-ed \a\> 

Browsing 

Bruin 

Bruise-ed 
Bruiser 



Bruising I 

Bruit-ed 

Brunette I 
Brunt S 

Brush-y-er 
Brushiness 
Brushing 

Brushwood 

Brusk I 
Brusque! 

Brustle 
Brute-al 




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Brutalize 
Brutally 

Brutify-ied 
Brutish -ly 
Brutlshness 

Brutism 

Bryonia ) 
Bryony i 

Bub-ble 

Bubbler 

Bubby \ 
Buboi 

Bubonocele 

Buccal 

Buccaneer | 
Buccanieri 

Buccinal 
Buccinator 
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Buchu 

Buck-board 

Bucket I 
Buckeye! 

Buckle-ler 
Buck-mast 

Buckram 

Buckshot I 
Buckskin! 

Buckstall 

Buckthorn 

Buckwheat 

Bucolic 

Bud-ded 

Budlet 

Buddha ) 
Buddhism i 

Buddhist-ic 



Budge-er 

Budget 

Budglngi 
Buflf 1 

Buffalo ! 

BuflTer 
Buffet-ed 

Buffeter 

Buffo } 
Buffoon! 

Buffoonery 
Buffoonish 
Bug-bear 
Bugaboo 



Bugginess 
Buggy ( 
Bugle! 
Bugle-horn 

Bugler ( 
Bugloss! 

Buhrstone \ 
Burrstone! 

Build 

Builder ) 
Building! 

Buir 

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Bulbous ! 

Bulge I 
Bulk-y 



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27 



BUTTON WOOD 



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Bulkhead 

BulkinesB 

Bull-dog 

Bulldoze-ed 

Bulldozing 

Bull-fight 

BuU-fineh 

Bull-frog 

Bull-headed . 

Buirs-eye 

Bull-trout 

Bullet-in 

Bulletin-board 

Bullion I 
Bullock) 

BuUy-ing 
Bulrush 

Bulwark 

Bum 
Bumble-bee 

Bumboat 

Bumkin \ 
Bummer i 

Bump-er 

Bumpkin 

Bun-n i 
Bunch-yi 

Bunchiness 

Buncombe j 
Bunkum i 

Bundle 

Bung-hole 

Bungle 
Bungler' 

Bungling 

Bunglingly 

Bunion) 

Bunkt 
Bunting j 

Buntinei 

Buntline 

Buoy j 

Buoyancy i 

Buoyant-ly 



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Burden 

Burdenous 

Burdensome 



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Burdock ) o r/ V^ 
Bureau ) — ^^^^ 

Bureaucracy 
Bureaucratic 



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Burgamoti 
Burgeoisej 



Burgess i 

Jurgher * 

Burglar) 






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Burglarious 
Burglariously 
Burgomaster ^ ^ ^ 

Burgundy 

Burial} 
Burlj 

Burlap 
Burlesque 

Burletta 

Burly 
Burliness 

Burn-ed 

Burner 

Burning 

Bumish-er 

Burrow-ed 

Burrowing 

Burs^er 

Burthen 

Burthensome 

Bury-ing 

Burying ) 
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Bush-y 
Bush-bean 



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Bushelage 

Bushiness 
Bushing 

Bushman \ 

Bushwhacker \"J^ — 



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Busy 

Busy-body 

Busily 

Business 

Busk-y-in 

Buss-ed 

Bussing 

Bust-ard 

Bustle ) 
Bustling i 

Bustler 

But 

Butcher-ly 

Butchery 

But-end 

Butler-age 

Butlership 

Butt 
Butter 

Buttered 

Buttering 

Buttercup 

Butterfly 

Butteris 

Buttermilk 

Butternut 

Buttery 

Butt-hinge 

Butt-joint 

Buttock ) 
Button! 

Button-hole 
Buttonwood 



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GALLING 



Buttress 

Butyraceous 

Butyrns ) 
Butyric i 

Buxom-ly 
Buxomness 
Buy-er 
Buying 

Buzz-ed 

Buzier ) 
Buzzing) 

Buzzard 

By, bye 

By-gone ) 
By-law J 

By-name 

By-path 

By-play 

By-stander 

By-word 

Byzant 

Byzantine 



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Cabal i 

Cabalism ^"V^^ 
Cabalistic 
Caballstical-ly 1 
Cabbage * \ 

Cabin-boy ^IVZI]^ 
Cabinet TIk-ZI\_ 



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Cabinet-council*. 



Cable / 
Caboose i 

Cabriolet 

Cacao 

Cachectic 

Cachectical 

Cachexy 




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Cachinnation 

Cacochymy 

Cacodemon 

Cackle-er 

Cacoethes 

Cacography 

Cacophony 

Cacophonous 

Cactus 

Cadaveric 

Cadaverous 
Caddv > 

Cadence i 
Cadenza^ 

Cadet t 
Cadetship 

Cadmean 

Cadmium 

Ceecum 

Caf4 \ 

Gaffein j 
Cage i 

Cairn i 
Caisson ( 

Caltiflrt 

Cajeput 

Cajole-er 

Cajolery 

Cake-ed 

Calabash 

Calaboose 

Calamanco 

Calamiferous ^ "^^ 

Calamine ^ — '^ 

Calamity ^~^;'^ 

Calamitous ^"''^^* 



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Calamltousness" i^j 



Calamus I 
Calash i 



Calcareous 
Calc6dony ^\ /* 



Calcify "^ 

Calciferous ^\ >^ 



Calcification '^ ^ 



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Calciform 
Calcine-able * 
Calcinate 
Calcination 

Calcinatory 

Caldte \ 
Calcium i 

Calculate-ed 
Calculable 
Calculation 
Calculative 

Calculator 

Calculous j 
Calculus i 

Caldron 

Calefy 

Calefacient 

Calefaction 

Calefactive 

Calefactory 

Calendar-er 

Calends 

Calescencei 
Calf-skin ^ 

Caliber \ V\ 
Calico! -^ 

Calid-ity 

Caliginous 

Caligraph-y 

Caligraphic 

Calipers ) 
Caliph i 

Calisthenic 

Calix-yx 

Calk-er 

Calking-iron 

Call-er 

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Callus-ous 

Callosity i 
Callously i 

Callousness ^Hfi^r 
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Calmly. ) -, 
Calmness i 

Calomel 

Caloric 

Calorific 

Calorification 

Calorimeter 

Calorimetry 

Calorimotor 

Calotte I 
CfJotei 

Calotype 

Caltrap-trop 

Calumet 

Calumny 

Calumniate 

Calumniation 

Calumnlator*~C^3ti 

Calumnious •* - 

Calumniously 



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Camboge 

Cambrian 

Cambric 

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Camelf 

Camella 

Camelopard 

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Camera-obscura; 
Camlet H 

Camomile Z 
Camp-ing 71 
Campaign-er ^ 
Campaniform 
Campanology 
Campestral « — ^^ 

Camphene J--/^t-o 
Camphirei — V3; V 

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Canal ( 
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Canary) 

Canary-bird 

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Canceling 

Cancellated 

Cancellation 

Cancer-ate ' 

Cancer ation 

Cancerous 

Cancriform 

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Candidly 
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Candidate 

Candle 

Candlelight 

Candlemas 

Candlestick 

Candor i 
Candy i 

Candytuft 
Cane-ed 

Canebrake 

Canlcula | 
Caniculei 

Canicular 

Canine ) r 
Canister) 

Canister-shot 

Canker-ed^""^ 

Cankerous 

Canker-rash 

Canker-worm~ 

Cannel-coal 

Cannibal 

Cannibalism 

Cannon- ade 

Cannonaded 

Cannon-ball 

Cannoneer-ier 

Cannon-proof ^""^ — ^^- 

Cannonry ''"^^--^ — 

Cannon-shot ^~^"^" 

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Canny { 
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Canon-ess 
Canonic 




CANONICALLY 



30 



CARBOY 



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Canonicalneu 

Canonicate 

Canonicity 

Canoni8t-ic 

Canonization 

Canonize-ed 

Canon-law 

Canonry 

Cafion I 
Canyon) 

Canopy 
Cant-ed 
Canting _1 

Cantaleup-loupe 
Cantalever _: 

Cantankerous 

Cantata { 
Canteen) 

Canter-ed 

Canterbury 

Cantharis 

Cantharides 

Canticle 

Cantilate 

Cantilation 

Cantlng-ly 

Can tie ) 
Canto i 

Canton-al 

Cantonment 

Can toon ) 
Canvas i 

Canvaaback 
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Canyon S 

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Capacity | 
Capacitated 
Capapie 

Caparison 

Cape-er 

Capias 

Capillaceous 

Capillament 

Capillary 

Capillarity 

Capital 

Capitalist 

Capitalization*. 

Capitalize 

Capitally 

Capitation; 
Capitol t 

Capitulary 

Capitulate 

Capitulation 

Capitulator 

Capitulum 

Capon-ize 

Caponiere 

Capot I 
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Capreolate 

Capriccio 

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Capstan 

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Captainship 
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Captiousness ^ \ 
Captivate-ed • — ^ ' ^ 
Captlvation ' ^ 
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Captivity 

Captor I 
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Carabine i 
Carack ) 

Caracole! 

Caramel 

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Carat i 

Caravan 

Caravansary 

Caraway i 
Carbine! 

Carbineer 

Carbon-ate 

Carbonaceous 

Carbonated 

Carbonic 

Carboniferous 

Carbonization 



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CASSIA 




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Cardamine k=s 

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Card-board; V^ ^ 

Carder j o ^ ^ 

Cardia-ac _J1 
Cardiacal 



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Cardialgy ) 
Cardinal) 

Cardiiialsliip 

Cardioid 

Cardiology ^^"1(7 
Carditis j 

Cardoou) 
Care i 

Cared! *" 

CarefuMy ^^J^l^ 

Carefulness c^-^^' 

Careless-ly d 

Carelessness 

Careen-ing 

Career 

Caress-ed 



Caressing 

Caret ) 
Cargo) 

Caribou 
Caricature 

Caricaturist 

Caries > 
Carious) 

Cariosity 

Carina i 
Cariolet 

Carl 

Carline i z 
Calling ) 

Carman 



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za^ 



..^ 



^^i--< 



Carmelite 

Carminative 

Carmine 

Carnage 

Carnal-ly ) 
Carnalisti 

Carnality 
Carnalize 
Carnal-minded 
Carnation 



^-^^-^ZJi 



*^"^ = c"c^ 



±^_ 



Carnclian *= ^t<^ 

Carneous/ «?— <j>'c— v. 

Carney ) 7^* 

Carnify 

Carniiication 

Carnival | 
Camlvoraj 

Carnivorous 
Camosity 
Carol-ing 
Carotid-al 

Carouse-al 

Caroused 
Carouser 

Carousing 




I -M^ 



Carpenter -. — ^^ 






■?-N- 



Carpentry 

Carper \ 
Carpet i 

Carpeted 



Carpet-bag 
Carpet-bagger . 
Carpeting 

Carphology v^/ 

Carpology _A?_ 

Carpus I T^y^ /T 

Carracki tZZ" 



Carrageen t — • 

Carriage -able *'/ ^/ . 



Carrion i 
Carrom) 



Carrot-y 



<^-^ 



Carry-all 
Carrier 

Cart-age 

Carted ) 
Carter) 
Carting 

Carte-blanche *^ 



*-I. *-D 



S 



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^'-j; 



S-^ 



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T^ 



Carte-de-visite 

Cartel | 
Cartesian) 

Cartilage 
Cartilaginous 

Cartography 

Cartoon i 
Cartouch ) 

Cartridge 

Cartridge-box 

Cartwright 

Caruncle |''"**^=x. 
Caruncular) /^ 

Carunculated 

Carve-ed 

Carver i 
Carving) 

Caryatid 

Caryatides 

Cascade 

Cascarilla) 
Case-ed | _ 

Casing) 

Caseharden 

Caseine ) 
Caseous j 

Case-knife 



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^i^ 



SS2l 






Casemate-ed 

Casement | 
Case-shot) 

Case-worm 
Cash-ing 

Cash-account ^ 

Cash-book I 
Cashier ) 

Cashew-nut 



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^^r^ 



Cashmere 
Cask I 

Casque) 
Casket | 

Cassia) 






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CASSIKERE 



32 



CAUTERIZE 



CtMlmere 
GmiIiio ( 

CMMOk) 

CaH0war7 

CatMng) 
CMte 1 

CMtanet 
Cattaway 

CasteUated 

Caater ) 
Castor { 

Castigate-ed 

Caatigalion 

Caallgator 

Caatigatory 

Caatie 

Caatoff 

Caator-oll 

Cait-iron 

Caatrate-ed 

CastraUon 

Caat-steel 

Caanal-ly \ 
Casualty i 

Casuist-ic 

Casuistical 

Casuistry 

Cat^eall 

Cataclysm 

Catacomb 

Catacoustics 

Cataialco 

Catafalque 

Catalepsy 

Cataleptic 

Catalogue) 
Catalpa t 

Catalysis t 
Catalytic) 

Catamenia 
Catamenial 
Catamount 



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5i 



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nL 



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r£i 






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"VN 



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t>T^ 



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J2. 



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Cataphonica 

Cataplasm 

Catapult \ 
Cataract) 

Catarrh-al 

CatarrhouB 

Catastaltic 

Catastrophe 

Catch-able 

Catcher 

Catch-penny 

Catchup \ 
Catsup i 

Catchword 
Catechetic 
Catechetical-ly 

Catechise-ed ^~^> ^"T^ 

Catechiser *~Ty^ 

Catechism '^f-^"*^ 

Catechlst ULs 

Catechistic ^~l-»^ 

Catcchistical ^"Tw>>'''''^ 

Cate<^hu \ -ry 7. 

Catechumen) f^ — *'^*- 

Category 




Categorical-ly JIZ-Z: 
Catenary ^~j^. 



Catenate-ed ^"^ ^"^^^ 

Catenation "''"^ 

Cater-ed ~^ -^ 

Caterer \ -r-j -^-5 

CateressI —^ — if- 



Catering 
Caterpillar 

Caterwaul 

Catfish \ 
Catguti 

Catharist 
Cat-harping 
Cathartic-al 
Cat-head 



3i-^ 



^=^^ 



^=^ 



Hi 



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r>^ 



Cathedra 

Cathedral 

Catheter 
Cathetus, 

Ca^holel|( 
CathoUc 



■^ 



3r 



Cathode. \ ^^^^ 
Catholicism '''V^^'^ 



CathoUeity 
Catholicon 



Catkin 
C( ■ 






iataingt 
Catmint f 
Catnipl 

Catoptrica 

Cat's-eye { 
Cat's-paw i 

Cat'8-tail 

Cattle-guard 

Cattle-show 

Caucassian 

Caucus 
Caudal 






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jic 



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} 



Caudate-ed rn« r-^j 

Caudle j FT T 
Caughtl —* 

Caul ^•T ^ 
Caulescent) -^ f"' — 



Caullculus 

Cauliferous j-*^ . _ 

Cauliflower i~^^^ — 

Cause-able J E5L 

Causal-lty f^H^' 



Causation ) i-it T-f. 
Causative! ' "' 

Causatfyely Z^, 

Caused \ rf_7-^-^ 



r^ 



T^ 



Causing) 
Causeless) 
Causer ( 

Causeway 

Caustic '^ 

Caustical-ly "^ , 

Causticity _li __ 

Cauter-ism <r^ i->"N 

Canterijation *~^' 

Cauterise-ed *^ ^ 



CAUTERY 



33 



CERTAINLY 



Caatert 

Cftution-ed 

Cantionaiy 

Cautioner 

Caatioiui-l7 

CantloQsnew 

Cayaleade 

CavaileMy 

Cayalrx 

CayaUna 

Caye-ed 

Cayemk>iis 

Cayeat-or 

CayendUdi 

CayQ-er 

Caw-lng 

Cayenne-) 
-pepperj 

Casiqae 
Cease-ed 

Ceaseless-ly 

Cedar ) 
Cedrine) 

Cedilla 



n^ 



-f 



:^ 



E_IZ1 



TV/- 




r3^ 



IS.J3^ 



^==^ 



Je=^^P^ 



-a-.i. 



IC- 



Ceil-ed-lng ^ C^%^^ 



Celandine 

Celebrant 

Celebrale-ed 

Celebration 

Celebrator 

Celebrity 

Celerity) 
Celery) 

Celeirtlal4y 



JCiii 



^ 



«A) 



^ 






ry;<r 



*^^6-cJ ^5^ 



Celibate 

CeU-ar 

Cellarage 

3 



iG5L 



r jn 



r-^ 






s 



:^ 



•«r ru 



j^i- 



<»» g"-^ 



""^ 



-^ 



tf^ 



CellQlar 

CeUnlated 

Cellale 

Cellnlileroas 

CeUoloae 

Celt^ic 

Celtldsm 

Cemei^t-ed 

Cementation 

Cementer 

Cementing 

Cemetery 

Cenobite-lc 

Cenobltical 

Cenotaph 

Censf^r 

Censor-ial 

CenBorian 

Ceneorioas 

Censorioiuly 

Cen8orionsne88*Ss^^!L!_ 

Censoribip 



_^^^^ 



.^ts. 



-OL 




tP<ir Y 



^ ^^ ^- 






Censnre-lng *^^, ^j^ 

Censnrable-y ^^ . , 

Censurableness ^^ 

Censns * ^ 

Cent-age) 
Centanr-y 

Centenary 

Centenarian 

Centennial 

Center-ed 

Centering 

Centesimal 

Centifolions 

Centigrade 

Centigramme 



=^ 



s=^ 






J!ifc^ 



^rV ^ 



.s^^d. 



*^-*v^ 



Centili^r 

Centimeter> 

Centiped \ ^^-\^ *a^. 
Centtpedel —^ JJ~ 

Central ^*^^ 



a:</» 



a:.^/^ 



*»*t^ 



JhiL 



Cent/rallxation. 

Centraliie-ed ^^ %jA 

Centralising 

CentrisJly 

Centric 

Centrlcal-ly 

Centricity 

Cen^fugal 

Centripetal 

Centrolineal 

Gentry \ 
Ceninplet 

Centuplicate 
Century 
Centuriat 
Centurion 



^^"^Bufl. 



^>^i;»o 



^S:^ 






vi5l 



''n a^ 



J^tliL 



Cepbalic-QU8 ^Z_Si^ 
Ceramic -!!i::iB=i_ 

Cerate-ed o^ <>^' 



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Ceraceouis 

Cereal \ 
Ceres) 

Cerebellum 

CerebejUons 

Cerebral 

Cerement 

Ceremony 

Ceremonial-ly .'*^■^^^ 

Ceremonious ^Vys g 



,>V 



JW. 



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Ceremoniously r7>tf . 
Cerognphy fy^; , . 
Cerographic 
Cerogtaphical 
Certaln-ly »^^gr7^< 



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34 



CHARMINGLY 



^^^=^ 



gjy 9^ 



S- 



Certainness 

Certainty 

Certify-ied 

Certificate 

Certification 

Certifier 

Certiorari ' 

Certitude 

Cerulean | t^v^ oy,^ 
Ceramonj 

Ceruminous ^'V^JP 

Ceruse-ed Q^ Q^^ 






<^y^ 



o^L 



Cervix ( o A,^ oM^ 
Cervical t <^ \-^ 

Cesiirean 



o>^ 



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j l^ 



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H. 



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:5^ 



Cespitose | 

Cespitoofli 
Cessation ' 

Cession 

Cess-pool 

Cetacea^n 

Cetaceous 

Chafe-ing 

Chafer-y 

Chaff-er 

Chaflferer 

Chaff*y 

Chafing-dish 

Chagrin \^ ^\JJ*, 
Chain-ingi" ^ ^ ^ ^* 

Chainless ^lll. 

Chain-gang -La 

Chain-pump Jl. 

Chain-stitch -^ 



C 



c 



Pr 



\^ 






Chatr-man 
Chairmanship ,A»j 
Chaise 



^ 



Chalcedony) «=-:(- . /^ 
Chaldron} V- ..^ 
Chalico-ed 



[^ IT' 



2i 



Chalk-y 
Challenge-er w - y 



Challis 



Challengeable ^= / 

Challyl -r"^^ 



Chalybeate 
Chamber 
Chamber: i ^.^ 



-counsel) , 

Chamberlain ,. tr-^ 

Chambermaid . 

Chameleon 
Chamfering ) A JI^ 



Chamois 
Chamomile 

Champ-er 
Champagne j /I 



A A^^ 



^ 



i;k. 



-i;- 



Champaign 
•Champerty 

Champertor 

Champion 

Ch ampionship A^ J . 

Chance-ed da 

Chancel-lor (.a 

Chancellorship -Ljl. 

Chancery 1 /*/ >i; ,—- 
Chancre! ^-'='^: — <^^ 

Chancrous •<_*=— ^ 



^ 



Chandelier 
Chandler 
Change-ed O 



^ 



rr 



Changeable-y Cy = / 



^ 



*^ 



Changeablesess . 
Changeability ^ 
Changeful- 

Changefulnei 

Changeless \ j ^"^"^-^z 
Changeling i /t» — '£\^ 

Changer \ jJ^ 
Channel! / ^\ 

Chant-ed — —^ 
Chanter 
Chanticleer 

ChantresB /I 

Chaosrotic Z^! ZL». 




Chapfallenj \ { 

ChawurtalX /' /C^ 

Chapeau] \"\ — 

Chapel-ry j/' t/..^ 

Chaperon -/\ 

Chaplain-cy 'Z '^' 

Chaplct ) \ /7. 
Chapman} ^ <^C^ 



Chapter 

rel) -^^ 
Char-ry J^C 



Chaptrel! \ W 



x 



^± 



Char-coal 
Charact^ ^'' 

Characteristic ^ 
Characteristically _ 
Characterization ^ 
Characterize '^ 

Characterized ^ fZI 

Characterless __fZZ 
Charade J^^ 

Charge-able-y 



Z^ 






Chargeableness . 

Charged-er 

C!harg6 dCdffairtt ^' . 
Chary * /y* ^/J^ 

Charily] \j^ 
Chariness l/r 

Charlot-eer M 

Charity _ 

Charitable-y A 

Charitableness 

CharivaH M\^' 

Charlatan 3m7^ ^ 

Charlatanic K^*^ — ' . 



£± 



ftr, 



A. 



Charlatanism ^^?r> 
Charlatanry -^^X^ 
Charlotte'Ruue 



Charm-er 
Charm ful 
Charming-ly r>i«i — ^. 




CHARNEL-HOUSR 



35 



CHINCOPIN 



3^ 



Charnel-house 
Charon 
Chart-aoeous . 

Charter-ed J:^ ^ 

Chartiam-ist ^ -f 

CharUess 

Chartography 



^/-ro 



MM 



-f 



Chase-ed 

Chaser ) 
Cbasm-y) 

Chasseur 

Chaste-ly 

Chasten-ing i^XJ' i^j 
Chastener \ A Au> 
Chasteness) **f^"^r~ 
Chastise-able 



r^ 



fef 



Chastised , «/' 

Chastisement ^ 

Chastlser ) ^^ 

Chastity? J> — 

Chat-ty-ted ^ { '{' 

Chateau i J- J- 

Chateleti h W 

Chatoyant; 'V >-/' 

Chattel t JT — -f^ 

Chatter-box i/' \^'^ . 

Chatterer — ^L^ 

Chattering / 

Chaw-ed-ing /l — /l/Zu 

Cheap-en<ing ./ / / 

Cheaper > • /'^ '^ 
Cheaply 

Cheapness 

Cheat-ed 

Cheating 

Check-er 

Checker-h 

Checkless 



! ^ 



^ 



/ 



—tr- 



_u^ 



Checkmate-ed U^ ^-"^, 
Cheek-y / , / , 

Cheek-bone 

Cheep \ 
Cheer ( 



^ 



Cheerful-ly /p ^ 



^ 



Cheerfulness . 
Cheerily ^ 

Cheeriness 
Cheerless 

Cheerlessness . 

Cheerup \ 
Cheery i 

Cheese-cakfi X- 
Cheese-mite Ac 



^ 



f- 






^^ 



Ir^ 



Cheese-monger / ^ 

Cheesepressr y / 

Cheesy < "ThT — y~ 
CKeif-d*o€uvre - 

CheUform '^ 



Chemio 
Chemical-ly 






Chemise 
Chemisette 



^ 



Chemist-ry — : 

Chenille 

Cheque-er ^^ A- 

Cherish-er ?* J^ 

Cherishing) , 

Cheroot \ .jr — W^ — 

Cherry-pit 1^1^' 



Cherub-ic ^ /O^^ 
Cherubical /^ g 



Cherubim j l/\^' l/\ 

Cherup t ^ ^ j/ 

Chess-board M- — a,^ — 

Chess-man 

Chest-nut 



Jt:^ 



±J^ 



Cfievaux-de-frise J^ ^v— 

Chevalier/ rJ J 
Cheveril! -Q^j ^ 

Chevisanoe ^ 

Chevron-ed ^ ^^^ 

Chew-ed -^ ^ 

Chewing zj 

Chiaro-otcuro -y-<^%r^ . 

ghibouki 



CMbouque ) / 



Chicane-er 

Chicanery > ). / 
Chicory \ ' '^^^ A- 

Chick-en 
Chicken-hearted. 
Chicken-pea 



X^J ^ 



-L^-4^ 
-4=,^ 



^ 



cftdee \ I >— D* 
ckaree r <=T^^ — ss=^ 

— n. 



-^ 



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Tb:r- 



T!i 



Chicken-pox 

Chicki 
Chi( 

Chickweod 

Chide-ecl 

Chidden 

Chief-ly 

Chieftain-cy 

Chiffonier 

Chigoe ) 
Chigrei 

Chilblain 

Child 

Child-bearing A/^-^ 

Child-bed _^ 






Child birth i ^.yf C 
Childhoodi ^ " ^ v J 

Childish-ly y ^ 

ChildifihtiesB . / 
Childless 



Q<^ 



Childlessness \ . 

Childlike > Z^'^. 
Children) 

Chill-y-ing 



^ 



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^^^-^ 



Chillnessf 1^ ^ 



Chininess 

Chime-er A> A , 



Chimera! 
ChimiericaMy •■ — ^""^ 

Chimney A^>~>^. 



Chimney-sweep A-^ 



Chimney-sweeper A: J5\ 
Chimpanzee .Aa* 

! is: 



Chin 
China 

China-aster 
Chincapin 



A 



1 



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flHINCH 



36 



CHURCHMAN 



T- 



J'C^ 



■sf-^ 



i6^ 



Chiueh 

CMnohlllik ' 

Chine { 

Chinki 
ChinM \ 

Chintsl 

Chl]>-mnDk 

ChliograplL-7 

Chirographer 

Chirographia 

Cbirographical T^^tmm 

Clilrognphist 

Chiiography 

Chizology -rV/ 

Chiromanoy ^^"^Ura 

Chiromaneor 

Chiropodist 

Chirp-et 
Chirping \ 
Chirmpt 

Ghimrgeon 
Chimrgery 
Chisel-ing 
Chisley 

Chit-c]t» 

ChitMtt 

Chitmons 
ChltteriDgs 

Chitty 

Chivalry 
Chlyalrio 
Chlyalrouli 









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ChivalTonrtt Q^^T 

ChiYes 1 ^^ ciLc 

Chlorate? ^DT 

Chloric * c-/ZI^ 

Chlpridef ^n' ^'' 

Chloridic 

Chlorine 

Chloroform <^^r/4^^^'\- 

Chlorophyl Sr^ 

Chlorous c-i"^ 

Chock-full! 



Chock J /L /y 



JL 



4^ 



^ 



,=.^Ml 




Chocolate 
Choice-er 

Choicest ( q/*I^L 
Choioeness) HT M 

Choir \ CgL A^ 
Choke-y( ^) ^ 

Choke^herry At^..- 
Choke-damp ^tt 
Choke-pear 

Choked 

Choler ) 

Cholera i 
Choleric \ . 

Cholerine i ' 

Cholesterio 

Cholesterine 

Choose-er ( 
Choosing) 

Chop-per 

Chop-stick 

Choral-ly 

Chord-ed ' 

Chore ) 
Choreai 

Choriamb 

Choriambie 

Chorist-er 

Chorography 

Chorographer 

ChOTOgraphio 

Choroid \ .^ ^ 

ChorusI « '^^ 

Chose i* and 

Chosen 

Chouse-ed 

Chow-chow 

Chowder 

Chrism-al 

Chrismadon 

Chrlsmatoiry 

Christ-en . 

Christendom' 

Christian 



^ 





CTE^Vl 



SZ2-. 




Christianity 

Chrlstianisation 

Christifuiiie \^*<r^ 

Christianised tl£^ 

Christianising 

Chiistianly 

Christless 

Chrisimas 

Christmas-bozfl^I?^,,.^ 

Christology ^"^^ 

Chrome ) 
Chromic) 

Chromate 

Chromatid 

Chromium 

Chro^ic-alT 

Chronicle 

Chronicler 

Chronographer 'XfcflL 

Chronologically ^"^^-f , 





Chronometer sijh. 
Chronometric ^p^ 



Chronometrlcal<g3cz:^u-j 
Chronometry *T>— ^^ 



Chrysalid J ,_^_.^ 
Cfirysalisl ^I'*"^ 



CluTrsanthemumiiiiu 
Chrysolite g-^^ 

Chub-by A / 

Chuck-ing L^ li-^'. 
Chuckle J^ 

Chnekle:he«df Js^^y - 
Chhir-y ^ / 

Chufflly q/ 

Chum J Lk^T^ 
Ch^nkl ^ * ' '^^ 

Churoh-ed -^ f 



Churchman 



-k 



CHURCH-WARDBN 



37 



CITIZEN 



Church-warden 

Church-yard 

ChurMflh 

Churlishly 

ChurliihnesB 

Chum-ed 

Churning 



i 



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12^ 



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Chute \ 
Chylei 

Chylifaotlon 
Chylifactiye 

Chyliflcation 

Chylous { 
Cfhymei 

Chymistry 
Chymlfication >»^ 

Chymlfy \ """^"V-^ 
Chyiuousi ^* 

Cicada \ ^tt. «-rl 
Clcatrlcei ' ° ^ - 

Cicatrix \ ?-*l^-^ 
Cicatrlcea} Jg^ ^ 

Cicatrice -_E 

Cicatrization 

Qicerone \ oO^ o^'>^ 
Ciceronian J ^~ — r 

Cider \ ?i .1 
Ciderkin ~^ — '=^- 



-^ 



y^ y^l 



^L_i^ 



sCn^ 



(H-4evant 
Cigar-ette 

Ciliate-ed 

CUiary ) 

Ciliciouai 

Cimetor * tf— >,• r"</7 

Cimmerian} — * ^ ^ 

Cinchona 9s^JI^ 

Cincture) 

Cinder} 

Cineriwry. (^^^^ 



-^ 



Cineratlonj 
Cineritious 

Cinnabar ) 9-Vo..,:-^ 

Cinnamon J ^ /V7 
Cinque-foil 

Cion JL. 

Cipher-ed ^^ 

Ciroean 

Circle-ing 



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Circlet ) 
Circuit) 

Cirouitous-ly 

Circulable) 
Circular { 

Circularity 

Circularly 

Circulate-ed 

Circulation 

Circulating 



cy^ o^' 









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Circulator-y tf<*n?^ 



ICirevm^ aa a prefix in 
the construction of words, 
is represented in Phon6- 
graphy by writing the 
proper signs for the first 
syllable s r, and the re- 
mainder of the word is 
written in close proximity 
to it; in the case of a few 
familiar words the prefix 
is Joined to what follows.] 



Circumambient .2L^ 

Circumambulate o^^S<^ 



CircnmambulationffW^ 
Circumcise-ed oOSisQfL 

Circumciser ^Ot 

Circumcision g^ 

Circumdusion g^iai^ 

Circumduction o^i"> — 



Circumference »Aj/° 



Circumferentialy^ /p 
Circumflex y^^^^ 
Circumfluent ^%r 
Circumfusion y'y^,. 
Circumgyration 9^^ 
Circumjacent P ^ ■) . 
Circumlocution *^ 
Circumlocutory oT^"^' 
Circumnayigate tr'^^.— 



Circumnavigation o^I^^ 
Circumrotary o^'^Vfc^ 



Circumrotation o^j 



Circumscribe o^^A 



Circumscriber o''^^ 



Circumscripttou-a^ZXi. 



Circumscriptive <y ^ 



Circumspect o^^^«- 



Circumspection ^^'7 

Circumspectiye o^Atf 

Circumspectly _fliLW!l 



Circumspectness oi:^L±oL 
Circumstance o^'* J 



Circumstantial-ly«^t;^ 



Circumstantiality g<Cl<>- 
Circumstantiate '^^\^ 
Circumyallate «y^<*- 



Clrcumvallation.fi:4jC 
Circumyent o^ 
CircumVented *>'^^^-. 
Circumvent! ye o^V 



Circumvention O'^A^jP 
Circumvest ^'''Ax. 



Circumvolve o^C, 



Circumvolutlon X^jL/2i. 



Circus ) «/T*^ 

Cirrous! <^ <^ 

Cisalpine ^^^* 

Cisatlantic 'fe— ^ 



Clsmoutane 

Cist { 
Cistern ( 

Citadel 

Cite-tal 

Citation ) 
Oitatoryt 
Citer I 1 



<f^^ 



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^ l v^ 



Cithemf 



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Cii 



CTtiienj .f .CJ r 



CITIZENSHIP 



38 



CLERICAL 



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!si: 



Citizenship 

Citrate f 

Cltrlcj 
Citrine i 

(Jitroni 

CIves 

Civet I 
Civic i 

Civll-Un 

Civility-ly 

Clvlliie 
Civilizablei 

Civilization 

ClVtiized-er 

Civilizing 

Clabber 

Clack- ed 

Clacker 

Clack-valve 

Clad 

Claim-^ble S 

Claimant j 
Clamant) 

Claiming ' 
Clairvoyance 
Clairvoyant 
Clam-my 
Clamminess 
Clamber-ed 
Clamor-ing 
Clamorous 
.Clamorously ._ 
Clamorousness 
Clamp-ing 
Clan-nish 1 
Clannishly , . 
Clahnishness _ 
Clanship 
Clandestine 
Clandeatinely 
Clandestineness 



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Clangor 

Clangorous 

Clank-ing 

Clap-board 

Clapper-claw 



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Clarence i — T" 





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Clash-er 

Clashing 

Clasp-er 

Clasping 

Clasp-knife 

Class-ed 

Classing 

Classic 

Classically 

Classlcalism 

Classicality 

Classicalness 

Classicism 

Classify-ing 

Classific 

Classification 

Classmate 

Clatter-ed 

Clatterer-ing .53y!l3-^ 

Clause \ f-^ ^r^^ 
Claustralj ' _ ' ^ 

Claustrum 
Clavate-ed 
Clavichord 



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^^ ^ 



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^^ 



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^vw 



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c-r^ 




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Clavicle \ 
Clavier) 

Claw-ed 
Clawing 
Clay-ey 

Clay-cold 

CI aT -marl 
Claymore 

Clean-ed 

Cleaner j 
Cleanest) 

Cleaning 

Cleanly \ 
Cleanlier J 

Cleanliest 

Cleanlily 

Cleanllnesfe 

Cleanness 

Cleanse-able 

Cleansed-er 

Cleansing 

Clear-age 

Clearance 

Cleared \ 
Clearer I 

Clearing 

Clearing-house 
Clearly \ ^-^ ^ 

Clearness) .y' 

Clear-sighted C-^ 

Clear-sightedness ^=^irsP 

Cleat-ed 

Cleave-able 

Cleavage ) 
Cleaver i 

Clef, Cleft- 

Clematis 

Clemency \ 
Clementi 

Clementine 

Clemently j 
blench ) 

Clergy-able 

Clergyman 

Clerk \ 
Clerical) 



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^^ 






CLERKLY 



39 



COALnSCUTTLK 



ClerLhIp j ^^V^ 
Clever-ly 




Cllmaoterical . 

Climate 
Climatic i 

Cllmatlcal 

Climatixe-ed 

Climatology 
Climax ) 
Climbt 
Climbable 

Climber} 
Clime) 

Clinch-eT 

Clinching 

Cling-y I 
Clung) 

Clingstone 
Clinlc-al 
Cllnk-er 
Clinkstone 



Clip-per 

Clique i 
CUtorist 

Cloak-ed 

Cloaking 

Clock 

Clock-work 

Clod-dy 

^Clodhopper 

Clodpate^d 




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^=^ 




i:xn. 






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JtL 



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Clodpoll 

Clog-gy-ged 

Clogginem 

Cloister^ 

Cloistral ^ 

Close-ed 

Closer-est 

Closing 

Close-bodied *t^ 

Close-fisted *T^ 
Closely-ness c^^c^ o 

Closure *73 

Closet-ixig ^ "^^ 
Clot-ted ^ 'ri- 
Clotting -SZirf! 



Cloth, clothe IXJU- 
Clothes-wringOT^i^^riX 



Clothier ) V> *=T7 
Clothing; ' \ 

Cloud-y-Ily 
Cloudler-est 






Cloudiness i *n '' *Hy« 
Cloudless i ^ ^* ^ 

Cloug:h ^ ^7 . 

Cloutred <~ c-^ 

Clove-en ±5f_f3H^ 

footed _^ 



*"-^-^ iXlloven- 



Cloven-hoofed *Qb«v^^ 
Clover ''t^. 



Clown-ish f ^ "i , 

A •* AT 

Clownishly Cgy, 
Clownishness 



Cloy-ed 

Cloying 

Club-blsh 

Club-footed 

Club-house 

Club-room 




•^^ 



Cluck-ed 

Clucking 

Clue \ 
Clump i 

Clumsy-ier ^^-<^ 
Clumsiest 




VX - 



Clumsiness 

Clung 

Cluster-ed 

Clutch-lng 

Clutter-ing 

Clyster 

Coach-box 

Coachman 

Coaction 

Coactive 

Coadjutant 
Coadjutor 

Coadjutrix 
Coadventurer Zk^ 



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_Z2l. 




<=-t- C4j^' 



Coagent 

Coagulate 

Coagulable 

Coagulated 

Coagulation 

Coagulative 

Coagulator 

Coagulum 

Coal-ery 

Coaling 

Coalfield 

Coal-heaver 

Coalesce-ed 

Coalescence 

Coalescent 

Coal-measure ^^'t""^ 

Coal-pit <=-»^.. , 

Coal-scuttle ^ \ y 




coal-tar 



40 



COHABITED 






CoaUtion 

Ccpttton JZ>^ 

Coane-er 

Coarsest 
Coarsely 

Coarseness 



<r^ ^ 



I -f^ 



Coastal ^ -Tf.^ 




Cobalt * T7\ 
Cobaltici 

Cobble^r 



Cobbl«Hrtone ''~S 






Cbfrro 
Onpeifo 



Coocif erous * JlA 




Cooket / 1 — TT 7" 
CockflghtJ — -^-- 

Cockflgfatlng llZZf 
Coekle-er 

Cockleshell '"""^^ 

Cock-loft j. 
Cockney ( ' 

Cockneyism ' 
Cock-pit 



Cockroach 
Cockscomb 
Cock-simr 

Cockswain 

Cocoa \ . 
Cocoon) 

Cocoonery 
Coction 







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-ZL 



ILkEU 



^nv 



j:2- 



Cod-dle 
Coddling 

Code 

Codex ) 

Codices) 
Codicil \ 

Codify) 

Codification 13s, p 
Codifled-ing 

Codger 

Codlin ) 
Codling) 

CoeiBciency^-^liS^ILZ 
CcyiBcient "^/^s'^ ; 

Coeliae ^ ^ 

Coeqnal-ity "^^-r- 
Coerce-ed -y-^-rr 
Coercible .-p^A^ 
Coercing 

Coercion 
Coerciye 



rv>.Ty^>> 



I ^^=^ 



-IL. 



^^«zi 



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Co-essential _ 

Co-essentiality T^,,^. 

cbetaneoUs "H'^ 

Co-eternal 

Co-eternity 

Coeval 

Co-executor 

Co-exisMng 

Co -existence 

Co-existent 



^DQr 



^c£. 



-T-^ 



Co-extend-ed * ^' ' A ' 




Co-extending 

Co-extension 

Co-extensive 

Coffee-house ^"'^^ 

Coffee-mill 

Coffee-pot 

Coffer-dam 

Coffln-boue ^'Ti^iJCX^ 

CofBe "^"^^ 




Cog-ged 

Coggle j 
Cogency) 

Cogent-ly 



a 



-??• -^•- 



Cogitate » ry -ra 
Cogitablei ( f \ 



'^^ 



^ 



!ogitable 
Cogitated 

Cogitation 

Cogitative 

Cognac 

Cognato-tion 

CogniBee { "^""^ ^ A^ 

CognlMr} ^T-^^ 

Cognition 

Cognitive 

Co^ise-able 

Cognisance 

Cognizant 

Cognomen 

Cognominal 7 

Cognomination^ 

Ctosmoseenfe 




CogQoecible L- 

Cognoedbilltyi 

Oogwmii L. 

Cogwheel 

Cohabit Tk^-T 




Cohabitant TZC^^iH^ 
Cohabitation "O^^^YeZXi. 
Cohabited -t^XX^ = \ 



OOHEIRESS 



41 



COMBER 






'S^^ 



Co-heir-eas 

CSohere-ed T^ "^ 

CoherencoHsy - n/^rif ~ 

Coherent-ly TTs "^^y 
Cohesion 
Cbheelye 



Cohesiyenett Tf^^y-^ 
Cohort 



Colf-fnre 

Coigne 

Coil-ing 

Coin-age 

Coiner ) 
Coining) 

Coincide 

Coinciden(ie 

Coincident i 
Coinoider) 

Coindication 

Coition I 
Coitna! 

Coke 

Colander 

Colcbicnm 

Colnothap 

Cold-er 

Coldest 

Cold-blooded 

Cold-chisel 

Cold-hearted 

Coldly 
Coldn 

Cole 

Coleoptera 

Coleopterist 

Coleopterous 

Colewort 

Colic i 
Coltckyi 

Coliseum 
CoUapse-ed r 
COilgr-beam 7 



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ZZLi^ 



LZi^ 




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Collar-bone 

Collared) 
Collate) 

Collateral-ly 

Collation 

Collatiye 
Collator 

Colleagne 

CoUect-ed 

CoUectible 

Collectioii 

Collective 

CoUectiyely«-=l* 

Collector ^ 



Collectorship ^ — '-^j 

CoUege-ial ±?l±r^ 

Collegian-ate 

Collet 

Collide-ed 

Colller-y ^^ ^ 

CoUingual . 

CoUiquamentam 

ColllQuate i^r'"^-^ 
Colllquatiyej — ' — ^ 

Colliquefactton*I2L 
Collision <g"^. 




Collocate-ed j-^^H^ ^' 



.jC' 



^^^ 



^lr-/A 



Collocation 

Collodion 

Colloids) 
Collop) ' 

Colloquy *"'^^-^ 

Colloquial ^*^"^ 
Colloqaialism '^JT^--^^^. 
Colloquially ^flZ— ^ 
CoUoquist 

Collude-ed 

Colluder i ^ ' ^ -"• 

Collusion t ' ' 

Coliustve J r/X r^T 
CoUusivelyi 1^ vi " 

Collusiveness 



_-/::i— /;i^ 



^^ 



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CoUosory 

Colbcynth 

Cologne) 
Colon ) 

Colonel-cy 
Colonelship 

Colony ) 
Coloniall 
Colonist f<-'^^'^ 

Colonization *rii=il±: 

Colonlzationist V^ 

Colonise-ed^s! &« 

Colonade 

Colophony 

Color-able-y 

Colorableness 

Coloration 

Colored-man 

Colorific 

Colorist-less -=L -^ 



'V-< 



^ 






Color-8argeant-=:^ 



^/ 



Colossal 

Colosseum 

Colossians) 
Colossus) 

Colostrum 

Colportage 

Colporteur ) 
Colporter) 

Colt-fih) ^ 
Colter} ^ 

Columbary 
Colmnbiad 
Columbine 
Columbites 
Column 

Columnar 

Cora a ) 

Comntci 
ComatoHC ) , 

Comatous\ 

Comb-ed 
Comber 



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COMBAT 



42 



COMMONALITY 



[Com and eon, as a pre- 
fix, is represented in Pho- 
nography, primarily, by 
a dot precedi^g the end 
of the next consonant in 
the word, and in the re- 
porting style by dose 
proximity of the rest of 
the word to the preceding 
word.] 

Combat-ed , \, \ 

Combatant ^ . , 

Combater \ \ \ 
Combative! -^ V, 

Combatiyeness \^^- 
Combine-able ^ \. < 
Combination \ p 
Combiner 
Combining 
Combustible 



V 



-XL 



X 



Combustibleness 
Combustibili^. J^ 
Combustion 
Come-ing 
Comer 



a 



^ 



JZCk 



Comedian 

Comedy 

Comely 

Comelier 

Comeliest 

Comeliness 

Come-outer 

Comestibles 

Comet |. 
Cometaryi' 

Cometic 

CometographyJI 

Com fit ) ^' ( 
Comfl-turoi *■«=— 

Comfort-able-y-S:^ S^ 

Comfortableness £^^ — 




Comforted i t ^ 
Comforting) "^^T — - 

Comfortless 

Comfrey 

Comlc-al 

Comicality 

Comicalness t 
Comity j .1. 




Comma) 
Command J^ 

Cammandant _lll^ 

Commanded-er^ ^' ^'^ 



Commandery |^' 
Commanding *"^-^ 



Commandment ^^ 
Commeasurable ^3 — 
Commemorable "^^'\ 



Commemorate 

Commemorated . 



-ij 



Commemorating '. 

Commemoration C!!ll2_ 
Commemorative 'Z^fL^ 

Commence _^w2 

Commenced ^-^ 

Commencing — -^^-j*^^ 
Commencement vot^ 
Commend ^^ 



Commendable-y — i^ 
Commendableness vc 
Commendation TTj 
Commendator — yj* 



-1^- 



Commendatory 

('Ommendor 

Commensurate 

Commensurable. 

CommensurabiUty 

Commensuration "^-^ 




Comment-ary ^^ ^'^j/'' 



Commentator ^* 
Commerce 



Commercial-ly T^^i. 
Comminate ^ 



Comminatlon ^ 



^ 



Commingle \ 
Comminute) 

Comnkinution ^^ 
Commiserate -^"^^ 
Commlserable ^:y^ 
Commiseration ^-^ 
Commiserative -^t^V^ 
Commiserator. 
Commlssary 
Commissarial . 
Commissariat ^"-y^* 
Commissary-Oen'l ^zijL 
Commlssaryshlp ^Z^1J___ 
Commission-ed 




Comm issioner '^"^^ 

Commissure '^ 

Commit'ted -1 •»• 

Commitment -ia 

Committal ^ 

Committee 

Commlttible 

Commlx-ed 

Commixing 

Commixtlon 

Commixture 



j^ 



4- 



liL 



Commode-ious J JL. 

Commodiously JlL 



Commodiousness '}^ 

Commodity J 

Commodore JJl i. 

Common-age ^^ ^ 



Commonality ^""i 



COMMONER 



43 



COMPLIER 



^ 



Commoner ^ 

Commoxdy ^ 

Commonness 
Common-law 
Commonplace. 
Common-Fleas 
Commons _ 



Common-sense 
Commonweal « 



.d-T" 



Commonwealth 
Commotion ^ 
Commnne-ing 
Communicable 
Commnnicableness 
Commonicability — 
Communicant ^^ 
Communicate ^-^ 



Communicated 

Communica- 
-tive. 

Communicator 



^jr{ 




o^q^ 



Communicatory s^^-^/ 
Communion ^^ 

Commtinism '^"^•-^ 

Communist ^O?, 

Communistic \^ 

Community -snJSi — ^ — 



Commute-able --| Jl_ 



Commutability .X 
Commutation _|^ 
Commutatiye - 
Commntual _ 
Compact-ed 
Compactedly 
Compactly 

Compactness 

Company 
Companion 



"4^ 



^J^ 



^^=^ 



vr 



1^ 



j V^.'W 



Compmlonable J't 



N.. \. 



sk. 



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Companionableness ^^^ 
Companionably \a^ 
Companionship ^-^ 
Compare-ed 
Comparable-y 

Comparatiye ^^ 

Comparatiyely ^. 

Comparer 

Comparison 

Compart-ed 

Compartition 

Compartment 

Compass-ed 

Compassable 

Compasses 

Comj^assion 

Compassionate 



v^ 







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Compassionately \(^ 



CompassiooatenessVi — 

Compatlble-y — IL l_ 

Compatibleness _i- 

Compatibility V- \ 

Compatriots Nr.J \ 
Compeer j "T — ^ — 

Compel-lable V" VS 

Compellation V^ 

Compellative ^^ 
Compeller-ing V^W 

Compend-ious -ii ^ii 

Compendiously . 



i^ 



Compendiousness jj 

Compendium \ 



Compensate^erfV^ V^^ 
Compensation ib 



Compensative \.- 
Compensatory \h 



Compete-ed J . \ \ 
Competence i ^ ' .1 . j 

Competency N 

Competent-ly \/ • \ 

Competition \ \ % 
Competitiyei ^ — j^ 

Competitor 2k_ 



Compile-ed V Nr 
Compilation .V^ 



Compller-ing V^ Y^ 

Complacence \.^ 

Complacency %^, 



Complacent >q/ 



r 



Complacently \>^. 
,_, . S.. '■ 



Complain-ant ^ >>'< 
Complainer X| 



Complaining) ^ .^ ^' 
Complaint { ^^ ^ 

Complaisance X: p 

Complaisant >a;r 

Complaisantly_^^< 

Complement -Sol 



Complemental Vy^^ — 

Complementary Nr>>^ 

Complete-ed ) c \ c,^ 
Completely! ^ ^- ^ 

Completeness S;,^ 

Completion i \ '. \- 
Completivel ^ - ^ \ 

Complex .A^A 

Complexedness Aii;| 

Complexion-slS nS-^ 

Cdmplezionary ^^^^-v 

Complexity )\ . ^X 

Complexly t ^T" 

Complexness ^==S^ 

Complexure \^ 



Complexus v^ 
Comply 



omply i N: ^»^ 

Compliablet — — \- 

Compliance _-^i 



Compliant-ly ^"^ ^^ 
Compiler ^. 



COMPLICATE 



44 



CONCBPTUALISM 



Complicate A«^ — 
Complicated ^-ri. 
Complicately V^ ' 



Complicatenera . 

Complication L^ 

Compllcatiye %> 

Complicity ^ 



Compliment vf> 
Complimental. 
Complimentary \«v^' 
Complimenter 



Compiot-ted -1 5y 

Complotter O 
Component .J^ 



Comport-able 2&. \^ 



Compose-ed J^ — jL 
Composedly J^ 
Compoiedness. ^' 
Composer 






Composite — }^ 

Composition _J^ 
Compositire 



^ 



Comprehenslye Xi^j d 
Comprehensively ^-^.r. 
Comprehensiyenes8\:,^ 
Compress-ed *Nn \ 



Compressing Jki«;u 



Compressible 1^ 

Compressibleness — ^k — 
Compressibility -1^ 
Compression Ju- 



Compressiye JiL. 

Compressor _X 



V 



Compressore ^vi 
.-_ _. <V^ 



Comprise-ed .Ja !^l 

Comprisal %" 



Compriser j ^1 V 
• Comprising^ " ^ ^ ^ ^ 

Compromise-ed \pt\y> 
Compromiser %gr>i^ 



Compromit-ed r> v-^, 




Compositor \| tr \\ 

Compost-ed JS X 

Composnre 
Compo§ memtiM 
Componnd*^ 
Compounder — ^ 
Compounding ..^ 
Comprehend .-\.^^— ^ 
Comprehended \'^r '^ 

Comprehen8ible\-c 1 X 

Comprehensi-j \.^ 
bleness ) \ 
Comprchen8ibility\.;L.^ 

Comprehension\oT ^i 



Comptroller r^ 

Compnisatiye \i 

Compulsatory So'. 

Compulsion V^ 

Compulsiye \ 



Compulsiyely 5*—. 



Compulsiveness ^^^ 



Compulsory ^H^i:!. 



Compulsorily .Jiti 



Compunction V*? 
Compunctious 

Compurgation \~n 
Compurgator 
Compute-able 

Computation N^ 

Computed-er A^ \_ 




Con I r-» 7-v 
Conation) 

Conatiye '^"^ 

Concamerate ' ^'^ 



Concameration . 
Concatenate -I 
Concatenation 
Concaye -^ 

Con<iayation » — L. 
Concaveness 
Concayity 



'^^'^^ 



Concayo-ooncaveTl^a^ 



^:=L 



iz. 



Concayo-conyex^'lLy.j.o- 
Conoayouc "^^ 

Conceal-ed ^ ^ 
Concealer o^ 
Concealing 
Concealment 
Conoede-ed 

Conoeit-ed .£ 

Conceitedly J^' 

Conceltedness 

Conceiye-ed 
Conceiyable 

Concoiyablenesa 
Conceiyer 



i — *- 



\%A^ 



Conceiyingi ^ 
Concenter-ed ^»^ a 



■!<. 



k 



Concentering & 
Conoentrat»ed. <M* *^l 
Concentration ^ ; '^ 
Concentratiye ^*-ri 



— «- -zr. — ^ 

Computist i \^ ^ J- 
Comrade i -^^ 



Oonamore 



Coneentratiyenessi^fz^^ 
Concentric ^ •> — ^ 



Concentrically ^ ■ ■■•«-- 



Concentricity *^«-^ 
Concept-tion ^ Vn 



Conceptlve \ %. \ 

ConreptuaM V '^f 

ConccptuAlism ^^-^^^ 



COKCEBN 



4i 



OONFABULATIKO 



•^ -^ 



± 



Concern^ 
Concernedly 
Concerning 
Cpneemment <y^^*^ 

Cottcert-ed ^ <^' 

Concertlmr / 
certina) 



Conoer 
Concert-pitch 
Concenion 



T>- 



^ 



Concesiioiiist jV 



Concenive 

i^kinch-old r^^ 

Conclioidal- 

Conchology 

Conchological 

Conchologiit 

OmeUrge 

ConcOiate-ed . 

Conciliating . 

Conciliation 

Conciliatory 

Concinnity 

OondnBoiu 

CondM-ly 

Condaenefi 

Condiion 
ConclaT«! 

Condnde-ed 

Conclnder 
Concluding 



r"N^ri 



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iL_i£l 



adl 



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Concloaion) ^y^«*-^ 
Conclntiye-ly fa^^-ji^ 

ConclnsiyeneM *nif- 
Concoct^ '■^ ~ 



Con^xMStion )] — 3., , 

Coneocttrel* ' U 

ConeomltaoM »"~'^' 
Concomitancy y^' 
Conoomitaot ^t"^' ^- 
Coneomitasfly ^"^ 



Conoordanoe { t^^^ 



Concord 

onoordi , 

CoDcordaai* 

Coneordantly 

Concordat 

Coneorporate 

Conoonne ) cr>* 

Concreatcj 

Concrement 



s 



Conoreicence 
Concreiaiye JH^ 
Concrete-ly c 
ConcrelencH r«^ 



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Concretion 
ConcretiTe 

Concubine 

Concnbinage . 

Concnbinai 1\, 

Concapi8cenc6~liBUa 

Concapiicent ^"i^^ 

Concur-ied stz s£ 

Concnrrence rt\iS 

Concomnt 

Concurrently 
Concnnion \ _n '"- 
ConcnaaiTci 7 TV 

Condemn-ed 
Condemnable ^-^ 



"T^ 



U k 



Condemnation t^^ *> 
Condemnatory l-^-^^, 
Condemnor l^^-^^ 
Condenae-able <J* l> 



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Condenaate 
Condeniatton _ 
Condenaer Vj*^ 

Condescend JL< 

Condeacended V-^ 
Condescending W^^ji 



Condign-ly 

Condlgnneaa J!^ 

Condiment It 

Condite » |v 

ConditoryS 7— " 

ConditI6n-ed -Lm 



t-ii 



XX 



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Conditional C* 
CondittonaUty_l52i. 



ConditimiaUy l<^ 
Condole-ing t^ 1^"^^ 
Condolement ^^^^^ 



ii^ 



U- 



u u 



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Condeacendingly ^«^- 

- - ■ i^ 



Condescension 



Condolence ( tf f^ 
Condoleri ^ ^ ■ 

Condone-od 

Condonation 

Condor 

Condnce-ed 

Condncible 

Condncibleneas. 

CondooibliUty 

Conducing 

CondndTe ^ 

Condnciyeneia 

Conducts 

Condnctible AiL^ 

Condnctibility * 

Condnction 

Condaetiye U 

CcndnctiTity 

Coddnctor 

Condnctress 

Conduit 

CondupUcate 
Condyl* \ \y 
Condyloid!. *- 
Cone IE 



iS:^ 




Confab-nlate ^ ^^ 
Confabulated ^^r^ 
Confabulating.'' 



CONFABULATION 



46 



CONGRESSIONAL 



Confabulation. 
Confect-tlon 
Confectioner v-^ 
Confectionery . 




Confederate-ed ^ ^. 
Confederacy Na 
Confederation sy- 
Confederatiye Nq. 
Confer-red -SsJl 
Conference ^^>^ 
Conferrable Su^ 



^^^ 



Conferrer-ing ^. ^ 



J <i. 



■y 



Confess-ed 
Confessedly 
Confession-al ^J ^s!5 

Confessor Ji^^ 

Conflde-ed Si li^ 

Confidant iij, 

Confidence I \^ 
Confident! -t^ 

Confidential 
Confidentially 



Jw 



fe^ 



Confidently ^ s ^ 

Confider > r^^ (J 
Configure} ^] ^ 

Configuration ^■^'^ 

Conflne-ed i*i !^ 

Confinement ^ 

Conflner-able 



Confirm-able > — ^ v^-> 



Confirmation v^-q 
Confirm atiye ^^^-^ 
Confirmatory 



L^ 



Confirmed- er ^^ ^.^-^ 
Confirming ^.^-^.^ 



Confiscate-ed W ^fi^. 
Confiscable ->4. 



Confiscation V 7^ 



Conflfcator 
Confiscatory J>A^ 
Conflagrant 



Conflagration SigT^ 
Conflict-tiye ^^ ^^ 

Confluence 

Confluent) 
Conflux) ^ 

Conform-ed SrlX-S=x 



S'^r^ 



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Conformable 
Conformableness 
ConformabiUty ^^<^ 
Conformate n<t> 
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Congratulate 

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Congratulated 

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Conic-al-}y 

Conicalness 

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Conjoin-ing jll ^ 

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CONSISTORY 



48 



OONTBMPLATIOX 



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COT^TEMPLATfVE 



49 



CONTRA-TENOR 



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50 



CONVOLVE 



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CONVOLVULUS 



51 



CORONATION 



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53 



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54 



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Courtship \ c%-/ c^ 
CourtyardJ -^ ^ 

Cousin "T^*'^ 



Cousin-german "t^-^ ^ 

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Covenant 



Cove > 

Covenanted' 



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Covenanter-or ""J^^ 

Cover-ed • 

Coverer ._ 
Coverlet) ' 

Covert-ly 
Coverture 
Covet-able 
Coveter 
Covetiveness ^V^ 




Covetous-ly "~^J^ 

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Covetousness 

Covey 

Covin I 
Coving) 

Covinous 

Cow-ed 

Cowing 

Coward-io^ 

Cowardliness -j^^^^ 

Cowardly 



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Cow-catcher a- 7 



Cower-ed 
Cowering V 




Cowhage \ — r»^ , 

Cowherd} ^^^^^ 

Cowhide-ed -ttt^ V^^ 
Cowl J -7^ 
Cowlick) a7^ 

Co-worker 

Cow-pox ) 
Cowslip) 

ColLcomb 
Coxcombical-^ . 
Coxcombry '^ 
Coxcomical <" 

Coy-ish 

Covly ( 
Coyness) 

Cosen-age 

Cosened | 
Cozener) 

Cozening 

Cozy I 
Cosier) 

Coziest 
Cosily 

Crab-apple 

Crabbed ) 

Crabbedlyt 

Crabbedness 



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Cramming 
Crambo 
Cramp-dd' ' 
Crampit 

Crampoons 

Cranberry) : 
Cranch ) 

Crane-age 
Crane's-bill 

Oraniwn *c-r 
Cranial ( 

Craniognomy c 
Craniological ^"T^ 
Craniologist ^'^fr^ — - 
Craniology *?y ■ 
Craniometer ^^"'^"^ 7» 







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Craniometry ^1^^^ 
Cranloooopy 

Crank 

Cranklei 
Cranny t 

Craimiedf 

Crape-y 
Orapnel 
Crash-ing 

Crassament fi^f^^n^ 
Crassamentnm r ' U> 

Crassitude _ZI^ 

Crate i 
Crater) 

Crateriform 
Crannch 



Cravat 

Craye i 
Craven ) 

Craver 

Craw-iish 

Crawl-e^ 
Crawling) 

CtamsHUA 

CrasUy \ 
Crasmesst 

Craiy 



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Credent i «^- c-^j<y 
Credential) -^ — 

Credible-y 
Credibleness 
CredibiUty "^ 
Credit-able-y ^^ 'H^ 

Creditableneiw H^ 

Credited 

Creditor 

Ctednllty^ 

Credulons 

Credulously 

Credulou8n< 

Creed ) 
Creek) 

Creel 

Creep ) 
Crept! 

Creeper 
Creepingly 
Cremation 
Cremoiia 

Crenate-ed 

Creole 
Creosote 




Crepitate --**^fc 

Crepitated ''^^^i ; — 
Crepitation ^~\^ . - 
Crepuscular ^\ \ 
Crepusculous *^^' 



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Creteendo 

Crescent | c-rAXrr^ 
Crescivei ^^^ 



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Cress-et 
Crest-ed 

Crestfallen ^^^\j^ 

Cretaceous -1ILl_^ 
CretacAously __2______ 

Cretic \ ^^'1^^^'A 

Cretin i -*==- *'— 

C retinism . y 

Crevasse ) ^~T„ c-i . 

Crevice i -"^ — *^*^ 

Crew-el ... /^ 

Crewet ^"j) 
Crib-bage 



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Cribbage-board 

Cribble-ed 

Crick-et 



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Criminate*^"""^ "= 



Criminated 



Criminatory 



Crimp-ed 

Crimple ^c— ^<: 
Crimson i — V 

Crimsoning 

Crinate ) 
Crinatoryi 

Crinigerous 

Crinite i 
Crinose) 

Cringe-ing 

Cringer >c — 19 c 

CrfngleJ *- 

Crinkle-ing^ 
Crinoline 



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CRIPPLE, 



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CRUSTED 



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Criticiser i 
Criticism) 

Critique 

Croak^ed 

Croaker \ 
Crochet i 

Crock-ed 
Crockery 
Crocket 
Crocodile 

CrocodiUan 

Crocus { 
Crofti 

Cromoma 

Crone-y 

Crook;ed 

Crookedly 

Crookedness 

Crook-back 

Croon-ing 

Crop-peir 

Crop-eared 

Croquet | 
Crosier) 

Cross-ed 

Crossing | 
Crossly) 

Crossness 
Cross-bar 

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Cross-bill 
Cross-bow 






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Cross-cut) 



Cross-cut-saw J I 

Gross-days ^B 



Cross-examine*. 
Cross-examination* 
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C toss-fire _lIx, 
Cross-gxained 
Cross-jack 
Cross-legged f — C I 

Crosslet f^ . 

Cross-piece />P' 

■Cross-purpostf^v^ V 'y^ 
Cross-question ^^=0" 
Oross-road f"^!^ 

Cross-reference 

Cross-tie 
Cross- tree 



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Crosswise 

Crotch-et 

Crotchety 

Croton-oil ^ 

Crouch-ing 

Croup-y 

Croupier 

Crow-ed 

Crowing 

Crow-bar 

•Crowd-ed 

Crpwder ) 
CrowfootV 

Crown-er 
Crowning 
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Crown-law ^m «^ 
Crown-paper 



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Crown-prince 

Crown-work 

Crow's-foot- 

Crow's-nest 

Crucial t 
Cruciate) 

Crucible 

Cruciferous 

Crucify-ied 

Crucifying 

Crucifler 

Cmciflx-ion'^^ 

Cruciform 

Crucigerous 

Crude-er 

Crudest ) 
Crudely) 

Crudeness 
Crudity 

Cruel-ly 

Cruelty I 
Cruet ) 

Crulse-ed 

Cruiser | 
Cruising) 

Cruller 

Crumb-y 

Crumb-cloth 

Crumble-ing*~~_^ 

Crumpet 

Crumple 

Crumpling 

C^unch-ing 

Gruor 











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57 



CURIOUS 



Crusty / 
Crustilyj 

CnisUnesa 



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Cryatallin^ fjfi 
Crystallization. 
Crystallize-ed '~^"f^ 
Crystalloids .rfil 



Crystallography^KT^'^ 



Cub ) 
Cubei 

Cubatory 

Cubature) 
Cubeb i 

Cubic-al 

Cubically 

Cubicalness 

Cubiform 

Cubit-al 

Cubocube 

Cuboidal 

Cucking-stool 
Cuckold ) 
Cuckoo) 

Cuckoo-spit 



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Cndgel-er 

Cudgeling) 
Cue I 

Cutr-ed 

Cuibono I 
Cuirass i 

Cuirassier 

Cuivine 

Cul-de-8cu: 

Culinary 

CuU-ender 



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Culmination<^K^^^ls.£=f3 

Culpable-y *±if_±I^ 

Culpableness ^'^^' ^^"^ 

Culpability 

Culprit 

Cultlvate-ed 

Cultivation 

Cultivator 

Culture-ed 

Culturlng 

Culver ) 
Culvert) 

Cumbent 

Cumber-ed 

Cumbersome 




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Cumbenomeueu '\'^^ 

Cumbrancc ^ 

Cumbrous 

Cumbrously 

Cumbrousnes) 
Cumin I 
Cumulate) 



Cumulated 

Cumulating 

Cumulative 

Cumulus 

Cnneal ) y 

Cuneate) r" 
C uniform 

Cunnlng-ly 

Cunningness 

Cup-bearer ^~K 

Cupboard 





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Cupidity j_- 
Cupola) "] ■ 

Cupping 

Cupping-glass 

Cupreous 

Cupriferous 

Ciir 

Curacy i 
Curate) 

Curator 

Curb-stone 

Curd-y-ed 

Curdle 

Curdling 

Cure-able 

Curableness 

Curative 

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Curer ) 

Curfew 
Curious 



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CZAROWITZ 



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CnrioBlty 
Carionsly 
CurioQsness 

Curl-y-er 

Curling | 
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Curling-tongs s^-^^la. 
Curmudgeon ^^g — 



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Curmudgeonly "^"^^j 
Currant 1 
Currency j 

Current-ly 

Currentness 

Curricle 

Curriculum 

Currier 

Currigh-ly 

Currishness 

Curry-ing 

Curry-comb 

Curse-ed 

Cursedly 

Curser 

Cursing | 
Cursive { 

Curgory-ily 

Cursoriness 

Curt-ly 

Curtness 

Curtail 

Curtailing 

Curtain-ing 



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Curvatedl -^' — ^— **^ 

Curvation ''^••^ 



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Curvature 

Curve-ed ''^g^, 

CurvednesB 




Curvet-ed 
CurvUineal 

Curvilinear 

Curvity I 
Cushat i 

Cushion-ed 
Cushioning 
Cusp-idal 
Cuspidate 

Cuspidated 

Custard { 
Custody t 

Custodial 
Custodian 
Custom 

Customable-y "7"^*^ 

Customarily —r^-^/' 

Customary 

Customer ""^>-^»- 

Custom-house^ 

Cut-ting 

Cutaneous 

Cute 

Cuii% \ 
Cutidet 

Cuticular 

Cutlass 

Cutler-y 

Cutiet 

Cut-ofif \ 
Cutter} 

Cut-throat 
Cuttle-fish 
Cu^water 
Cut-worm 
Cyanate 

Cyanic 

Cyanide \ 
Cyanitej 

Cyanean 
Cyanogen 




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Cyanurate 

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Cyclic! 

Cyclical 

Cycloid-al 

Cyclometry 

Cyclone 

Cyclopean 

Cyclopedia 

Cyclopedic 

Cyclosls I 
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Cylinder 

Cylindric 

Cylindrical 

Cylindriform 

Cyllndrold ^ 
Cyma 



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Cyme 

Cymose ) 
Cymousi 

Cynic-al-ly 
Cynicalneas 
Cynicism 
Cynorezia 

Cynosure 

Cypress \ 
Cyprus s 

Cyprian 

Cyrtostyle 

Cyst-ed 

Cystic 

Cystitis 

Cystocele 

Cystotomy 

Cytoblast 

Cytoblastema 

Cytogenesis y. 

Czar \ ^Y V/nJ- 

Czarina i "T^ 

Czarowltz V<^ 



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59 



DAYLIGHT 



Parkling <^,V 

Darkly Xv- 



Dsb-ble J^ ^ 

Dabbler / 

Dabbling \ jS 



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Dabster 

Daetyl-ic C L/^ 

Dactylol<>gy jj^' 

Daddlet — |^ 

Daddy-longleg* X^^- — 

Dado -k" 
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Daft ■*&- 

Dagger** £] 

Daggle-er 

Daggling 4L^j, 

Daggle-tail 4b=: 

Daggnerrean IjiC 



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Daggnerreotype tr^ 



Dflggaerreotyper L>rV 



Daggnerreotypist L^V. 

DagguerreotypicL^^^ 

I>abUa I (^ l^ 

DaUy« "^ *^ 



Dainty-ily ^L p^ 

Dalntineas -it 

Dalry-maid t^ \y^ 
Dais j U I. 



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Daisy 

Dale |- 

Dallyi 

Dalliance J£ 

Dalller | ^^ V^^ 

Damage "^ "^ 

Damageable 



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Damming J=w 

Damask »t[»— 

Dama«k-rose '^"»-^ 



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Damn! 

Damnable-y 
Damnation 

Damnatory 

Damned \ 
Damning) 

Dampen 

Damper ) 
Dampest) 

Dampness 

Damsel \ 
Damson) 

Danoe-ed 

Dancer 

Dandelion 

Dander 

Dandle ) 
Dandier) 

Dandruff 

Dandy-ism 

Danger 

Dangerous 

Dangerously La,* 

Dangerousnftsa SJf' i 



Dangle-or 
Dangling 
Dank-ish 

Danish 

Daphne ) 
Dapper) 

Dapple-lng 

Dapple-grey 

Dare-er 

Daring 

Daringly 

Dare-deyil 

Dark-y-en 

Darkened 

Darkening) 
Darkish ( 

Darkener 

•arker 
Darkest 





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Darkness *-v.s 

Darksome ■— rfS 

Darling IT^ 

Darn-ed C^ t^ 

Darner v^""^ 

Darning 
Darnel, 

Darted ^uik—kl 

DMtlng j Co PO 

Darter) — 

Dash-er JZ-Ji 



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DaBh-ed-lng t/t> 

Daih-board lA^- L/^ 

Dastard-ise ^ *) 

Dartardly ^ 

Datum { h (• 

Daul -fc h" 

Date-ed h |'| 

Dater | ,1. g^ 

Dateless t "" ^^^ 



Date-palm I; 

Date-tree) ■• h 

Dative I -J: J— 

Daub-er J^ l!y__ 

Daubery ) I" J" 



)aubery ) I- 
Daughter) \y- 



Daughter-in-law "^ 

Daughterly La 

Daunt-ed 



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Daunting JLJt 

Dauntless ^ 

Dauphin-ess JLii_& 

Davit Jl 

Daw-die 

Dawdler 

Dawn-ing 

Dayrbook 



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Day-break ly 

Day-dream ij 



Day-labor \ k/v fc. 
DayUghtj ' ^^ '^ 



DAYSPRING 



60 



DECHARM 



Dayspring 
Day-star 

Day-time 

Dase-ed ; 
Dazzle { 

Dazzled 

Dazzling 

Deacon-ess 

Deaooury 

Dcaconship 

Dcad-en 

Deadened 

Deadening I 
Deadly \ 

Deadliness 

Deadness 

Dead -center 

Dead-eye 

Dead-head 

Dead-lift 

Dead-light 

Dead-march 

Dead-reckoning 

Dead-water 

Dead-weight 

Deaf -en 

Deafening i 
Deafness i 

Deaf-mute 

Deal-er 

Dealing 

Dean-ery 

Deanship 

Dear-er 

Dearest 
Dearly 

Deamess 
Dearborn 
Dearth 
Death-less 



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Death-bed ' 



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Death-rattle 
Death's-door 
Death's-head _i 
Death-warrant J 



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Death-watch _Jj 

Debar-rlng Ll l;y^-> 

Debark (^- ^ 

Debarkation L - 

Debase-ed 

Debasing 

Debasement^ 
Debase r j 

Debate-ed 
Debater _L. 

Debauch v 

Debauching > '' 
Debauchee 

Debauch er 



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Debauchment -U 
Debenture X 



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DebiUty 

Debit-ed 

Debonair-ly JL U' 

Df bonairness L 

Debouch ( -L 



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Decade \ *^ ^ *^ 

Decadence _]=, 

Decadency Wi. 



Decagon 

Decagram 

Decahedral 

Decahedron 

Decaliter 

Decalogue 

Decameter 

Decamp-ed 

Decampment 

Decanal 

Decandrous 

Decant-ed 

D^cantatlon 

Decanter \ 
Decanting! 

Decapitate-ed 

Decapitation 

Decarbonize 

Decarbonized 

Decay-ed 

Decease-ed 

Deceasing 

Deceit-ful 

Deceitfully 

Deceitfulness 

Deceive-able 

Deceiver 

December 

Decemvir-al 

Decemviratc 

Decency 

Decennary 

Decennial 

Deceht-ly 

Decentness 

Deception ) 
Deceptive i 

Deceptory \ 
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DEEDED 



I>ecliristi«^'i\e- 
Dechnstiamsed 
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Decidijd-ly ^ ^L- 

Decider / l' I 
T>eciduou8( -fl :g^ 

DeciduotLsnesi 






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Decigram 

Decileter ^ 
Dccilliout 

Decillionth 

Decimal 

Decimate -ed 

Decimation 

Deciniator 

Decimeter 

Decipher-able 

'-•jcjpnered 

Decision 

Decisive-iy 

DeclBtveness 

Decisory Jp^ 

Dook-ei- 

Decking .ir=x^ 

Declaim-er J-:-^JL£Zif J-. 

Declamation 

Declamatory 

Declare-ed 

Declaration 

Declarative 

Declaratory 

Declaredly 

Dfcleusioi) 

Dociine-abit* 

Dtjciinatt 

Dec. till jition 

Dec'; nailery 




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Declined 

Decliuer 
Declining 

Declivity 

Decliyitoufl 
Declivous 

Dccoct-ible 

Deco(*.tion 

Decollate-ed 

Decollating 

Decollation 

Decolor 

Decoloration 



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sented by d, written close 
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De(?oinpo8ab]e r^ 

Decoraposing 1>^ 

Decomposite . .L5p_ 

Decomposition- JSp— 

Decora pound ...b*fc:?_ 

Decompounded t^*? 

Decorate-ed 

Decorating 

Decoration 

Decorative 

Decorator 

Decorous ly 

Decorousness 

Decorum 

Decorticate 

Decorticated 

Decortication 

Decoy ed 

Decoy-duck 

Decrease -ed 

Decree-ed 



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Decrement 

Decrepit-ftte 

Decrepitated 

Decrepitation 

Decrepiiuess 

Decrepitude 

Decrescendo 

Decrescent 
Decretal i 

Decretistt 
Docretitive ) 

Decretory i 

Decretorily 

Decry -led 

Decrial ( 
Decriert 

Decrying 

Decumbence 

Decumbcnoy 

Decumbent 

Decumbently 

Decuple 

Docursive 

Decussate 

Decussation 

Dedentition 

Dedicate-ed 

Dedicatee 

Oe<li cation | 
Dedicator! 

Dedicatorial 
l^edicRtory 

Pel ace- ou 
Deducing 

Dcducemont 

Deiliiciblf. > 
Deduclve* 

Deduct-ed 

Deiiuctins > 
Deduction j 

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Deep-en 

Deeper-eet 

Deeply i 
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Deer 

Deface-ed 

Defacing 

Defacement 

Defacer ) 

Defaeio) 

Defeooation 

Defalcate 

Defalcation 

Defame-er 

Defamation 

Defamatory 

Defatigate 

Defatigation 

Default-ed 

Defaulter 

Defaulting 

Defeasance \ 
Defeasible i 

Defeat-ed 

Defecatc-ed 

Defecation 

Defect-don 

Defective-ly 

Defectiveness 

Defend-ed 

Defendant 

Defender 

Defensative 

Defense \ 
Defence! 

Defenseless 
Defensible 
Defensive-ly 
Defer-red 



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Deferent 

Deferential 

Deferrer 

Defiance ) 
Defiant) 

Defiantly 

Deficience 

Deficiency 

Deflcient-ly {j/'lyi^ 

Deficit * 

Deflle-ed 

Defilement 

Defiler-ing 

Define-able 

Defined | 
Defineri 

Defining 
Definite-ly 

Definiteness . .U^.c 
Definition t*,"^ 




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Deflagrate j^ — 
Deflagrated jj^ — 

Deflagrable rjj 

Deflagration cj_^ -, — 

Deflagrator ( j — 

Deflect-ed 

Deflection 

Defiexure 

Defloration 

Deflour-ed 

Deflourer 

Defluvium 

Defluxlon 



Deforcement 



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Deforciant Ir^" 



Deforciation Ir^*' 

Deform Xr^* V 



Deformation y^^ \^ 

Deformed 'JlJ_— — _. 

Deformedly j^^r.-^jy 

Deformer sL. 

Deformity -i »'A 

Defraud-ed ^" ^ 



Defrauder \^ 

Defray-al 4L L. 

Defrayed i I I?' 

Defrayer) -^S:^ ^br" 

Defrayment ^, 

Deft-ly JL_ iL. 

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Degenerately -l2 



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Degenerateness i-u 

Degeneration Jl — 

Degenerative ^ 



Deglutinate J^ 



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Deglutition .1 . 

Degrade-ed Vr" Vti- 

Degradation W^ 

Degradingly Ww 

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Discerning 

Discernment 

Discerption 

Discharge 

Discharged 

Discharger 

Disciple-ship 

Discipline 

Disciplinable 

Dlscfplinableness' 

Disciplinant ^ 

Disciplinarian 

Disciplinary ^^^ 

Discipliner 

Disclaim-ed 

Disclaimer 

Disclaiming 

Dlsclose-ed 
Discloser 



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iscloser l \ ^ C 
Disclosing i * if ^^k^ 



Disclosure 



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Discoid-al 
Discolor-ed 
Discoloring l-c^ 
Discoloration 4=^1_ 



[Diteom and discon, a 
prefix, is represented by 
writing ds close to the 
rest of the word.] 

Discomfit-ed t>t^ ^^ 

Discomfiture -kL 

Discomfort-ed .bt- 

Dlscomfortlng- 

Discommend Lo 



Discommendable 
Discommendation p"^1% 
Discommode _tl 



DISCOMMODED 



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DISENCHANT 



Diacommoded bl 



Discommoclioas 4(f — 
Discommon p^w^ 



Discompose-ed ItN^ h>^ 



Discomposare . bS^ 

Disconcert h£L. 

Disconcerted bg^' 

Disconcerting bi"'^*^ 

Disconcertion fir 



Disconiormable h^-c 



Disconformity PN 
Discongroity . Ilc=». 



Disconnect-ed fc*'"^ 
Disconnection 1~^ 
Disconsolate _L£- 



Disconsolately \if 



Disconsolateneas bf^"*"^ 



Discontent-ed Jk^ Lit. 



Discontentedly ki;^ 

Discontentedneaa oj- 

Discontentment h^ 

Discontinue t>t^^ 
Discontinued !>(, 



Discontinuance tL:.;^ 



Discontinuation l^[j^ 
Discontinuity —JiL*^ 



Discontinuous l»|l 
Discord-ance Ir- tr-c o 



Discordancy b-*^ 
Discordant Js^uJ 



Discordantly U^ 
TU ...\ [- 



Discardantness l^r->^ o 
Discount-ed I J .„ 
Discounting ^ 
Disoountablo -i 
Discountenanoe 



Discountenanced J^_-^- 
Discountenancer,!^—^-^ 
Discounter _J. 



Discourage-ed h±f — (d^ 



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Discouraging 
Discourageable 
Dlscouragementii^ 
Discourager bfO 



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Dlscourse-ed bf° b-f^ 

Discourser b^-rf^ 

Discoursing IrMi ^ 

Dlscoursiye bf^ 

Discourteous 



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Discourteously mnL, 
Discourtesy _b±i — 



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Discous 

Discoyer 

Discoyered 

Discoyerable J ^\ 

Discoyerer 1 ^ ^ — 

Discovery j. ^W J, ^ 

Dlscredit-ed 

Discreditable 

Dlscreet-ly 

Discrepance 

Discrepancy 

Discrepant 

Discrete-tion 



Di8cretlonal-ly-|,j6iI-. 



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Dlscretionary [^ p 
Dlscretive -jn 



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Discriminate I /'^f^^r^^ 
Discriminated " Ir-^ 
Discriminately • — \r^^ 



Discriminateness Ir^^'Vl Disenable 
Discrimination Ir-r^b-^ Disenchant 



Discrimlnatiye W^^v-^^ 
Discrown-ed I 1^ 

Discumbency ^y 

Discumber k\ 

Discurslon b^ 



Discursiye-ly ^-^|p^ 
Dlscursory -^H^^ 



Discus j 
Discuss) 

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Discussion j 
Discusslyej 

Dlscutient 
Disdain-ed 
Disdaining 
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Disdainfulness 
Disease-ed 
Diseases 
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Disembarkation ^/^ 

Disembarrass 

Disembarrassed 

Dlsembarra88mentJ;i^^^£L 

Dlsembellish 

Dlsembltter 

Disembody 

Disembodied 

Disembogue 

Disembosom 

Disembowel 

Disembroil 

Disembroiled 




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DISENCHANTED 



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DISMISSED 



IHsenchanted JL 



Disenchantment V.-^ 
Disencumbtfr ^'y 



Disencumbered L^iy 



Disencumbrance L./'V 

Disengage — Ljoo. 
Disengaged — h^rrj 



Disengagement Jkm^ 



Disennoble 1l 
Disenroll 
Disentangle \. 




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Disentanglemen t ' 
Disenthrall 

Disenthrone L . i» 

Disentitle , 
Disentomb' 

Disentrance 
Disesteem 






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Disestimation L 

Disfayor-ed k L 



Disflgnre-ed 
Disfiguration | g -•, 



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Disfigurement p .^ — 
Disfranchise 4.g 4 



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Disfranchised 
Disfranchisemem 
Disfumish, A^. 
Disgarnish h^^ 
Disgorge-ed by h^7 
Disgorging Jitae_ 



Disgorgement rhj 

Dlsgrace-ed \rfi [ri^ 

Disgracing tn^^ 

Disgraceful Irr^ 



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Disgraccfnlness 
Disgracer iryrrv. 



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Diagoifle-ed 

Disguisedly 

Disguiser 

Disguising 

Disgust-ed 

Disgustful 

Disgustingly 

Dish-ed 

Dish-cloth 

Dishful 

Dishabille 

Dishearten 

Disheartened k 

Disheartening j 

Dishevel-ed L^ 

Dishonest-ly 

Dishonor-ed ^ ^ 

Dishonorable-y ^^ 

Dishonorableness ^^ 

Dishonorer ^^ 

Dishonoring -^^ 

Dishumor -t^ 



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Disincline L*. / i 

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Disinclined lt,< j 
Disinclination v .i -^J: 
Disinfect-ed if. 4 !»■ -4 - 



Disinfectant JL^ 
Disinfection -L 
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Disi ngenuousness \ 

Disinherit 
Disinherited ^j^^ 
DislnheritanceJ 



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Disintegrate iu: 
Disintegrated -kj 
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Dlsinter-red 
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Disinterestedly Ila^ 



Disinterestedness ^ 



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Dlsinthrallment Lj,y-r; 

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Disjointiyi ig— ^ 
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Disjunction 

Disjunctiye 

Disjunctively 

DislIke-edH 

Disliking 

Dislocate-ed KUllZL 

Dislocation W* 



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Dlslodge-ed K7 )l^ 

Dislodgnient K7» 

Dlsloyal-ly j^ jv 

Disloyalty i/^' 

Dismal-ly JV Iv^ . 



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Dismantle | i^.. L. 
Dlsmaskl Tt^ 

Disn^st-ed 
Dismay-ed 
Dismember J"vnrv* k 
Dismembered l-^ir'Sy k 
Dismemberment Jyi^ 
Dismiss-ed rt r^ 



DISMISSAL 



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DISREGARDING 



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Dismissal 

Dismission ^ L-^ L.^ 
-DismissiTeJ V? *nv. 

Dismount-ed ^ L- 

Dismonntiiig 1^^ 
DisnataralijBe 
Disobedience 
Disobedient ^^ 



Disobediently ^^ 
Diflobey-ed 



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Disoblige-ed .^, — ^ 
Disobliging — JLf — 
Disobligingly 
Disobligation 
Disorbed <r^' 

'Disorder-ed 
Disorderly 4v;r 
DisorderlinessJ 
Disorganize fy* 4-o- 
Disorganised ^^^^^^Jts- 



Disoxganization ±a_ 

Disorganizer t^^^^^T^ 
Disown-ed ki^*" Ll/ — 

Disowning tu,./ 

Disparage i ^ L 



Disparaging L^' *y 
Disi)araflrementi:-.^4!iai 



Disparagement^;^/* i^. 
Disparager i: nsA-. 
Disparate ) l^'x/, 



Dispart-ed J^ \y\- 

Dispassion JL 

Dispassionate i^ 
Dispassionately 

Dispatch 

Dii 



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ispatcher iQ 1/ 
Dispatching) y ^ — 



Dispatchfnl 
Dispauper 



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Dlspel-led J^ A^, 
Dispelling ' 
Dispense-ed 



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Dispensable 
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iBpen8ary|'^\-7: 
Dispensation JL— 



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DispensatiTe 

Dispensatiyely. 

Dispensator 

Dispensatory 

Dispenser \!^ 

Dispeople-ed 



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Dispermons 

Disperse-ed 

Disperser 
Dispersing: 

Dispersion 

Dispirit-ed 

Dispiriting 

Dlsplace-ed 

Displacing 

Displaceable 

Displacement A 

Displant-ed 

Displanting 4- 

Displantation 

Display-ed 



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Displaying . 
Displease-ed A ^ A^ 

Displeasing 

Displeasure 

Displode-ed 

Displosion 
Dlsplosive 

Displume 

Disport-ed 

Disporting 

Dispose-ed 

Disposing 



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Disposable cLf— 
Disposal / iX j 
Disposer^ *^ X 

Disposition L _L. 

Dispossess-ed \^ •r 

Dispossession 4^ 

Disposure d/. 



Dispraise-ed ju^ lu 

Dispraising ^a 

Dispread ILL 

Disproof ^^^ *^p- 

Disproportion A,*'* k 
Disproportion-j > ^l V> 

Disproportional .lyy,/^ 
Disnroportion-j I^ 

Disproportionate A^ 
Disproportion- 1 

Disproye-ed k 1\,. 
Disproyer ly^. 
Disproying kV 



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Dispute-ed i^^, — L 

Disputer ) I /' 
Dlspntablei *^^V 

Disputableness <Li 
Disputant J^^ 
Disputation Js. 



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Disputatious jL 

Disputatiye ^i,^ 



DisquaUfy <t /l^ >^ ' 



DisqualiAed |4 

Disqualifying — 4> 



Disqualification A - 

Disquiet-ed JJ <i ' 



Disquieter 

Disquietness A . 

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Disquietude <4 • 

Disquisition ^> 

Disregarded J/^j^^^' 

Disregarding J"^"^"^ 



DISRELISHED 



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DISTORTED 



Disrellflh-ed l^ t^ 

Disrelishing X^d^ 

Disrepute jtlHl 



Disreputable-y JrV 
Disrepatatlon J^^ 
Disrenpect JAj. 



DiRrespected ir\>^ 

Disrespectfol-ly l^i« 



Disrobc-ed M f^ 
Disrober J:i^. 



Disroot-ed |,^ |^<^- 



DisrupMion J^<^l<\> 



Dissatisfy 
Dissatisfled 



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Dissatisfying 
Dissatisfaction ^"^U* | 
Dissatisfactory.*^ ^-^ 
Dissect-ed 
Dissecting ics^ 

Dlssectible ia^ 

Dissection ) lo I. 
Dissector! *~^ *^ 

Disseize-ed d j 

Disseizee dt 

Disseizin _i^ 

Diisselzing O 

Disseizor A 

Dissemble iS 

Dissembler j"> 

Disseminate ^"*^ 
Disseminated tf<*fi|. — 



Dissem in ating <H^ 



Dissemination l^o 
Disseminative - 
Disseminator Jr>>^X 
Disscnt-ed l>.v ft-^. 



Dissenting 
Dissentaneous. 
Dissenter w j ^ 

Dissentient t»j^ 
Dissertation i^ 
Disserylce ^Xa 



Dlsservlceable '^^ 
Dlssever-ed -j^^ ^ 



Disseverance 4i 

Dissevering 4 



Dissident 1 I, 
Dlssilienti f 

Dissimilar V-*^^ h^ 



Dissimilarity )~vr^Jv^ 



Dissimilarly h^^^J=\ 



Dissimilitude J-V^ 
Dissimulate J=^ 



Dissimulation i-V^ 

Disslpable Jl 

Dlssipate-ed J^ oj 



Dissipation d^ 

Dissodate-ed j^ J- 

Dissociable^ i 't 
Dissocial ^ 

Dissociation 



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Dissoluble i% 



Dissolute-ly th CL— 



Dissoluteness Jsr? 

Dissolution jjrOn 

Dissolve-ed i^ JT^ 
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Dissolvable tfVc 

Dissolvent ) VH> |J^ 

Dissolveri ^ *- 

Dissonance JLl^ 



Dissonancy ^ L / 1 1 
Dissonanti ^ - " ^ ) "^^ 



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Dissuader Jk^ 

Dissuasion Jb^i 



Dissuift^ve 
Dissyllable }^ 



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Distain-ed 

Distalning 

Distance-ed 

Distancing 

Distant-ly 

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Distastef ul-ly L 11 

Distemper ^^ 

Distemx>ered y^^ 

Distemperature -L. 

Distend-ed -^^—^ 



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Distensible 

Distention 

Distich-ous 

Distill-ed 

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DistilTable 

Distillation 

Distiller-y 

Distinct 

Distinction 

Distinctive \ 

Distinctively 

Distinctly i>>^ 

Distinctness (h>2=^=_L_ 

Distinguish i -^ - (^ 

Distinguished \h^' ^ 

Distinguishing \f *>^*^h^ 

Distinguishable i^-< 

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Distort-ed L V. 




DISTORTING 



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BODECAHEDRAL 



Dlstortlnir ( L k 
Distortive -L _ — 



,stract-ed L, A: 



Distracting k- 
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Distraught! j^ *^ 

Distress-ed 1^ A 

Distressing JT 
Distressful 

Distribute-ed 1^2 thjO- 

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Distributive Ihy^ bs^ . 
Distrlbutlveiy Ik > l>s» 
Distrtct-ed i^J^sJcL- 
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Disturber icfS 

Di8union-i8tJ.*lv^ — L0 
DlBunite-ed 



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Dlsusaget 7^ — JlS^ 

Dlsuse-ed 1^ ^ 

Disusing JL 

Disyalne ^^„ — 

Disyaluation J^^; 

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IMtheism \ •^"' •- 
Ditheistict 

Difheistlcal 



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Dltany 



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Diuretic! ^ *^-^-=- 

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Divarication Jg .. 
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Diverge-ed ^|^ Jn 

Diverging ^ja 

Divergement yj^ 

Divergence } A^ 
Divergency 

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Diversity! <»> tp 

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Diverter -A^^ 

Dlvertisement 4^* 

Dlvertive ^^ 

Divest-ed 
Divestiture 

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Dividend: 
Divider: 

Divination b.p 

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Divorcement -It^- 

DivnrnAr if 11 



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Divisible 

Divisibility 

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Divisor I 

Dlvorce-ed 
Divorcing 
Dlvorceable 



Divorcer < . 
Divorclve\ *9^ 

Divulge-ed jL cL 

D'ivulger '^ 

Divulsion 

Divulsive 
Dizen-ed 

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Dizzy 
Dizziness 




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Do U= I doae.-J::^ 

Docible-ness 1" , A^ 
Doclbillty 



Docile I i^ ]fn 
Docility! ' ' '' 

Dock-ed-ing *^ Jr—bs^L. 
Dockage 

Docket-ed 

Docketing | 
Dockyard! 

Doctor-ed 



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Doctoral H"^ IL. 

Doctorate! r"V' ! »* 
Doctoress | t^ t.- 

Doetressj -t~3^ — k~ 
Doctorshlp L^- 

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Document V^ "^ ' — 
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Dodecagon 
Dodecahedral t-y^^- 



DODECAHEDRON 



76 



DOUBTFULNESS 



Dodeoahedron ^-^•v^ 



Dodge-ed 

Dodger 
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Dodo h doe. -t 

Doep_t doesJkl 

Doegkin 



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Dog-ged Jb t- 

Doggedly X^ — 

Doggedness ^ t 



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Dogberry j LL l> 
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Dog-day I 

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Dogmatical-ly JLaOL^ ._ 

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Dogmatizer 

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Dogdtar Jl(| 

Dog-tooth I 
Dog-trot i 

Dogwood 

Doke \ pT^f' 

Dolarums) \\ 

Dole-ed V^ ^ 

Doling \ 
Doleful! 

Dolefully 

Dolesojnel )H^ V^ 
Doll i . , — 

Dollar )c^^\ l^ 
Dolorr ^ — ^-' 

Doloriferous JStTiI 

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Domesticity 

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Domiciliate 

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Dominance Uv.^^ 

Dominancy ) C^ 1^ 
Dominant! "^^ J^ 

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DOUBTLESS 



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DRINKING 



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Drive-en 

Driver i 
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Droning 

Dronisl. } 

Drool \ 

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Drop-pe*l 
Droplet 
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Drought iness 4a. 

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Drouth \ 

Drove-er 

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Drowsing | 
Drowsily i 

Drowsiness 






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Drummer 
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Dubious-ly L t^ — 

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Dully j -"^ "^^ 

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Dunner 

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Dunce 1 

Dunder-head 

Dunder-pate 

Dun-fiflh 

Dung-y 

Dung-fork 

Dunghill 

Dungeon | 
Dunkeri 

Dunnage 

Dunnish 

Duo-decimal 

Duodecimo 

Duodenary 

Duodenum 

Dupe-ed 

Duple ) 
Duplex i 

Duplicate-ed 

Duplication 

Duplicative' 

Duplicature 

Duplicity 

Durable-y 

Durableness 

DurabiUty 

Dura'tnater 

Durance ) 
Duration i 

Duress 

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Earth-y-en 
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Eoce-homo 

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Eccentricity 

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Eccleslastlcal-ly ^ j T 

Eccleslasticlsm ZJ^ — 

Eccleslastlcus T^n 

Ecdeslology ^rof- 



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Echelon -*iL< 

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Echinus "V^^ 



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Eclogruej 

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Economlze-ed L 

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Efficience ( X 7^y 7^ 
Efficiency! ^ ^ ^^ '• 

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Effigy J^ 

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Kffluence-y A;^^ 

Effluent i&w 

Effluvium • *5^-^ 

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Effhlgenoe 

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Efftise-ed [^ .1^^ 
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Jtootism { 

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Egress-sion 

Egret-te 

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Eidographi 

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Ejaculating 

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BJacnlatory 

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Elaborate -ed 

Elaborately 

Elaboration 

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Ellipticity 



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Emanation <^p 

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Emasculate ^"^"^ 




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Embalmer 

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Embank-ed 

Embankment 

Embargo-ed ^ 

Embark-ed 

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ENCAMPED 



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Enceintes 

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Enchanter 

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Enchantment 

Enchantress 

Enchase-ed 

Enchyma 

Encircle-ed 

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Encloisterj 
Enclose \ 

Encomiast 
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Encomium ^'"^' 

Encompass-ed .No — >v 

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Enslaver { 
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Enthronement H. 

Enthusiasm 

Enthusiast 

Enthusiastic 

Enthusiastical-ly 

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Enticiiigi 

Enticement 
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BQUALtZATlON 



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Entrance-ed 

Entnncliiff 

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Entrapping 

Entreat-ed 

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EiUree \ 

BnXremeU 

Entrepot 

Entrust! 
Entry V 

Bntwine-ed 
Entwining 
Entwist-ed 
Entwisting 
Enucleate ^-^-V^ 

Enucleated ^-^-^ 
Enucleation *>^-^ 
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Environment 

Environs > 
Envoy J 

Envying 

Enwrap { 
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Eolian 

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Eparch-y 
Epaulement 
Epanlet-te 
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Enunciating ^^--Sil^ — 
Enunciation <""*>^^ — 
Enunciative 



Enunciatory ^«k"s;^. 

Enuresis |. . > 
Enveiglej 

Envelop-ed 

J9nve(ope —^ 

Envelopment 

£nvenom-ed 

Envenoming 

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Ephemeral 

Ephemeric 

Ephemerousl 
JBphemerisj 
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ICpicinei 
Epicure I 

Epicurean 

Epicureanism . 

Epicurism! 
Epicycle I 

Epicycloid 

Epicycloidal 

Epidemic 

Epidemical 

Epidermis! 
Epidote I 

Epigastric 

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Epigrammatic I^ 

Epigrammat-! -V 
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Epigraph 
Epilepsy 
Epileptic 
EpUogistio 

Ipiphanyt 
Episcopacy 

Episcopal 

Episcopalian 

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Episcopally 

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Episode ( 

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Epithelium 

Epithet-ic 

Epitome ! 
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Epitomize-ed 
Epitomizer 
Epitomizing 
EpiteuxU 

Epiatfoty 

Epoch ! 

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Epopee 

Epsom-salt 

Epuration 

Equable-y 

Equability 

Equal-ed 

Equaling 

Equality 

Equalization <-Ym C 



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Equanimity ^^->-S 






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Equatorial , 

Equerry i 
Equestrian^ 

Equestrianism i^^Lae:^ 
Equiangular 



Equidifllsrent ^/^^^ 
Equidistant ^^^ 
Equilateral 
Eqnttibrate 




Equilibrated <=^-^^ 



Equilibration '=^-^^^'^ 
Equilibrfty 
Equilibrium 
Equimultiple 

Equinox 





Equinoctial 

Squip-ped 

Equipage fz2^i 

Equipment J C-^cj.^. 

Equipoise ( — ^=5 — v 



Equipollence ^^^~^ 
Equipollency V^ 
Equipollent ^"\^ 



Equiponderanc4 

Equiponderanoy — ^ 

Equiponderant ^"^ 



Equiponderate a ' 

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Equity-able-y ^. ^' 
Squitableness .fiX 

Equitatlonj -^ — 7-tr 
Equiyalence ^~\/^ • — 




Equivalency *^^/^, 

Equivalent *r\u2^_£t=a. 

EquiTOcal-ly 

BquiTOcalnesB 

EquiYocate-«d 

Equivocation' 

EquiTOcator 

Equivoque 
Equivoke 

Era ' 

Sradiate<ed 

Eradiation 

Eradioate-ed <irV-rV|. 

Eradication 

Eradicatlor 

Eradicative 

Erase-ed 



Erasable 

Eraser 

Erasing 
Erasemeni 

Erasure 

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Erecting 

Erection ) 
Erective 

Erectly 
Eremite' 

Ergo i 
Ergot) 

Ermine 

Erode-ed 

Erosion 

Erotic-al 

Erpetology 

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Erratc^-um 

Erratlc-al-ly 

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Error _J 

Era "^ Erst "^ 

Erubescence *!); , 

Ernbescency } ^ ^^^ 
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Eruct-ate 
Eructation 



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Erudition) ^ * ) "*' 

Eruginous — <X> 

Eruption j *" 
Eruptive) 



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Eryngo 

Erysipelas ^%. 
Erysipelatous . 
Erysipelous 2X 



Escalop^d •IjCAV.P 

Escapade '*-^ 

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Escapement '^-r\ 

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Escharotic! W^"^'^^ 

Eschatology ')//, 

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Escheatable 

Eschew-ed 

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Escort-ed 

Escorting 

Escritoire 

Escrow I ^ ~ ^ 

Escuage> h r ^7 ' 
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Espalier 



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Espousal I .\ \ 
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Espying jL^ 

Esquimau J— *p' 



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Essay-ed 3: i 

Essaying Hiu ]__ 

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Essence-ed V.:^ i'a 



Essencingj •) A « 
Essene j *■ -* ' ^ - ^ 

Essential 'X-^J'^ l^ 



Essentiality lu,A*lLf 



Essentialness 'lu./^ 



Essentially i^^^J ") , 
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Established Kt^ K 



Establisher \/^' k, 



Establishing -V^ig V. 
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Estate -^ 



Esteem-ed '^^' V 

Esteeming V^*^^ 

Esthetical 
Esthetics i 

Estimable 



Estlmableness 



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Estival 

Estivation 

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Estreated -V- V 
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Estuary / 
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Etching 

Eternal 

Eternally 

Eternity 

Eterni2e-ed 

Eternizing 

Etesian 
Ether 

Ethereal-ise 

Etherize-ed 

Etherization 

Etherizing 

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Ethics 

Ethiop-ian 

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Ethnographer 'X 
Ethnographic iv. 
Ethnographical* y. 
Ethnology j^. 




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Ethnological :L^ 

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Etiology} 



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Etymon } *r^'* - T^ 

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Eucharist _^J 

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Eucharlstical 
Euchre ^ 

Eudemonism 
Eudiometer *t^ — 
Eudiometric ^^'^'-^ 
Eudiometrical. 
Eudeometry 
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Eunuch I 

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Euphemize-ed \r~^V.r^ 

Euphony \ V ^T 

Euphonic! > <^ 

Euphonical 



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EXCAVATOR 



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Euphuism 

Euphuist-ic 

Eoplasticj 
Eureka i 

Euroclydon 
European 
Eurythmy 
Eustachian 

Euterpean 

Euthanasia \ 
Euthanasyi 

Evacuant 
Eracuate-ed 

Eracujettion 

Eyacuatiye ) 
Eyacuator) 

Erade-ed 

ETSgation 

Evanescence 

Evanescent 

Evangel-ic ^^^V^w *^ \ 

Evangelical-ly ^ ^ .^ 

Evangelism 

Evangelist 

Evangelise 

Evangelized 

Evanish 

Evaporable 

Evaporate-ed 

Evaporation 

Evaporative 

Evasion 

Evasive-ly 

Eve > 

Evectloni 

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Evenness 
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EventuaUty W/H'Cj 
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Eviction K^_3 



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Evidencing ^'\^' ^ 

Evident-ial ^^-^ K^ 

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Evil-minded C-^ i^ 
Evil-speaking S<^ ^ 
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Evincible V>^ < 



Evincinff ) i^ X^ ^ 
Evinc^eJ V ,j >t^ . ^ 

Eviscerate-ed .U<U^- 



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Evisceration S>^ 
Evitable V 

Evoke-ed 
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Evolution i ' V" " V/^^ 



Evolutionary jj^^^ 



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BrolTing 

Bw6-«r 

Exacerbate =^^ 






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Exact-ed * ' 

Bxacter-or -^ 

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Exactitude 
Exactty 

Exactness 

Exaggerate *^~ ' 

Exaggerated 

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Exalt-ed 

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Examinee 

Examiner 

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Examinate 

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Exasperate-ed "w v^ 

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Excandescence f*. 

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Excavation , 
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EXCEEDED 



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Excel-led 

Excelling j 
Excellence j 

Excellency 
Excellent-ly 
Excelsior 
Except-ed "~ 
Exception 
Exceptionable "A.jy — 
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Excerpt-ed -^ut^l^iiil^ 

Excerption \ • >Av • y \ 

Excerptorr ^ X V^ 

Bxcess-lve -^^"^^ V, 

Excessively "nj ' 

Exchange 

Exchanged 

Exchangeable 

Exchangeability^ 

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Exchequer-ed 

Excise-ed 

Excisable { 
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Exciseman^ 
Excision \ 

Excite-ed 
Excitable 



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Exclamation 

Exclamative 

Exclamatory 

Exclude 

Excluded 

Excluding 

Exclusion 

Exduslonist 

Exclusive - 

Exclusively 

Exclufllveness 

Exclnaory 




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Excitation 

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Exciter \ "^ "^ 

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Exclaim -^-c^-j-^s.- 

Excl aimed |-- -g.,^~ q 
Exclaim eri ~* 

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Excogitation 

Excommunicate. 

Excommunicated' 

ExcommunicationZ:£2=2. 

Excommunicator 

Excoriate-ed 

Excoriating 

Excoriation 

Excorticate 

Excortication 

Excrement 

Excremental 

Excrementitiour 

Excrescence 

Excrescent 

Excrete-ed 

Excreting \ 
Excretion > 
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Exculpatory Z_2^1__ 
Excursion-ist -*iS^±s!l_ 



Excursive-ly -^J^^S^ 

Excursiveness 

ExcursuB 

Excuse-ed 

Excusable-y 



Excusableness > > Q 

Excusatory >-^^*s^1j6x-^ 
Excuser j ^ * "* \ 

Excusing 
Execrate-ed - 

Execrable-y 

Execrating 
Execration 

Execnte-ed - 

Exeeuter 

Execution • 

Executioner " ' n P . 

Executive 

Executor 

Executorship '*,' mj^ 

Executory ^^ Tly^ 

Executress -'^' \ 

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Exculpable "^^ 

Exculpation ""^^"V 



Exegete 
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Exegetics 

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Exemplifler -ftf^Vl^ . 
Exemplification ■rv^ ^ 
Exempt-ed -HP "'^"tftlV 

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Exemption "-^"^^ 

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EXPERIENCE 



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ExerclBer 

Exercisible 

Exercising 

Exercitation 

Exergae 

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Exfoetation 

£xfoliate-ed 

Exfoliating 

Exfoliation 

Exhale-ed 

Exhaling 

£xhau8t-ed 

Exhauster 

Exhaustible 

Exhanstion ^ . 
ExhauBtiveJ "* ' 

ExhausUess ^T^ 
Exheredation 

Exhibit-ed 

Exhibiter \ 
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Exhibitioner 

Exhibitire 

£xhilarate-ed< 

ExhUarant 

Exhilarating 

Exhilaration 

Exhort-ed 

Exhortation 

Exhortative 

Exhortatory 

Exhorter 
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Exhnme-ed 

Exhumation 

Exhuming 




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Exigent 

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Exist-ed 

Existence-cy 

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Exoneration 

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Exophthalmia. 

Exorable 

Exorbitance "^-rt<X. 

Exorbitancy ^-i'^'^ 

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Exorcise-ed -^-rf^^ 

Exorciser 

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Expectance 

Expectancy \: 
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Expectation 

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Expedience "^ " 

Expediency 

Expedient 

Expediently 

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Expeditely 

Expedition ) 
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Expeditiously 

Expeditiousness 

Expel-led 

Expellable I'^W'^V^ 
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Experiment ^ ■=• Uv 

Experimented 

Experimental "v^^A^ 

Experimentist 

Experimentally 

Experimenter 

Experimentry 

Expert-ly 

Expertness 

Explate-ed 

Explable 

Expiation 
Expiator 

Expiatory!, 

Expire-ed ^^^ 
Expiration '^J? 

Explain "^" ^ 

Explained -^» ^ 

Explainable ~^~ ^ 

Explainer ' ^ ^' 

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Expletive i'^^'^ 
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Explicative 

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Explicit 

Explicitly '^^^ %^ 

Explicitness "^^ Sf> 

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Exploitation "7^, 
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ExpoUation "~^"^ 

Exponent \j 

Exponential "jLq/ 



Export-ed "^""V^ 



Exportable V\^ 

Exportation _S4l 
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Exposition ~Y 
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Expositor-y V> . V . 
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Externality 

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Extradition 

ExtrMos 

Extradotal 

Extra-judicial I 

Extra-mundanel 

Extra-mnral ""^1^^^ 

Extraneous Z3La_ 

Extraordinaryl32E=lJiiL 

Extraordinarily^diaLl: 

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Extremity 
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Extrude-ed 

Extrusion . 

Extttberance 

Extuberancy 

Extuberant 

Exuberance 

Exuberancy 

Exuberant 

Exuberantly 

Exude-ed 

Exudation 

Exulceratiou 

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Exult-ed rri 

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Eyelash 

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Eye-water 

Eye-witness 

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Fabric/ 

Fabricate-ed 

Fabrication 

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Fabulist ) 

Faboliie-ed 
FaboIooB-ly 
Facade 

Face-ed 

Facer | 
Faclngi 

Facet-te 
FacetiiB 
Facetions-ly 
FacetiouKneBfl 

Faoial4y 

Fadee ( 
Facile I 

Faoilitgr 

FaciUtate-ed 

FacUitation 

Fac-8imile 

Fact 

Faction-iat 

Factious-ly 

FacttonsnesB 

Factitions 

Factor-age 

Factory { 
Factotami 

FaeultB 

Faculty 

Faddle ( 
Fade-edt 

Fadeless 

Fadge-ed 

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Fahrenheit 

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FaiUng 

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Fain ) 

Faint-ed 

Fainter ) 
Faintest! 

Fainting 

Faintly \ 
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Faintness 
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Faithfulness 

Faithless 

Fake 

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Faquirj '^^*= 

Falcate-ed ^rnKT^' 

Falchion 
Falciform 

Falcon-er ^^-^^ 

Falconet i 
Falconry, 

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Fallacious-ly S/P-V?^ 



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FaUible-y ^A 
Fallibility ^ 



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F^iowing / ^;7^^^^>^r^ 

Fallownesst ^^ — ^^ 

Fallow-deer ^^L 

False-er ^ ^^^»^ 

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False-hearted ^-^^' 
False-hood I 'C^ 'C 

Falsely ^ J^ Y — 
Falseness) QT^ C^ 

Falsify-ied v^ \, 
Falsiilable ^^ 
PalsiflcaUon ^^^ 

Faltered ^C/^^^^n 

Faltering O^'^ 

Falterlngly C/^^^ 



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Familiar ^sCV^ 

FamUiarity ^^^cr^ 

Familiarise <^r-s^^ 

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Famine 

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Famishing Lg___ 

Famishment ^^^ 



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Famousness ^^^-^7*-.» 

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Fannini 



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Fanatic | 

Fanatical-ly ^^ 
Fanaticalness . 
Fanaticism ^^-yy 



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Fan-taU ^/ 

Fantasm' 
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Fantasy } <;v C^ 

Fantom) 77 — —- 

Fan-wheel 

Far-ther 

Farthest C/H 



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Farcicalness ^. /^n^p. 



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Farina ^/^ 

Farinaceons !LZXL 

Farm-ed ^Sl V. 

Farmer-y x__L 

Farmhouse ^isfk^ 



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Farrier-y K/^^^^ 

Farrow-ed ^ ^ 

Farrowing ^^C*^ 

Far-sighted -Jia^ 

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Fascinate-ed Vb^ Sg,i^, 
Fascinating n>^ / 



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Fast-ed . Vn ^ 

Faster-est Js^ S^l 

Fasting ) • -^ 
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Fastidiousness.^ 
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Fata morgana 

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Father-ed 
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Fatherland » (• ^r 

Fatherless) V^Vsy. o 
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Father-'longlegs ^{^j^ 



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Fathomable 

Fathoming 

Fathomless 

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Faultlessness ^^-^'^'^^ 

Faun-a ^ ^ / 

Favored ^^ ^ 

Fayorable-y 

Favorableness 

Favorer 
Fayoring 

Favorite 
Favoritism 

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Fearle88-ly 

Fearlesgness 

Fearnaugbt) 
Feasible \ 

FeaiilbleneBS 

FeagibiUty 

Feast-ed 

Feasting 

Feat-ly 

Feather-ed 

Feathering 

Feathery 

Feather-boarding 1^_ — 

Feather-edge \^.^ 

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Febrifuge) 
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February 

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Feces J . . _ 

Fecula I V t . 

Feculence) V-> — o 
Feculency J 

Feculent) 

Fecundate 
Fecundated 

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Federal 
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Fee-simpi 

Feet 

Feign-ed 

Feigner 

Feigningj 
Feint 

Feldspar 

Feldspathic 

FeUcitate*ed < 

Felicitation 

Felicitous-ly S^ — £^ 

Felicity > r> & . ^ 

Feline 
Fell-ed 

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Fell-monger 

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Feminine 

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Fen-ny 

Fence-ed 

Fenceless \ 
Fencer f 

Fencible ) 
Fencing) 

Fend-ed 

Fender { 
Fending) 

Fenestral 

Fenian ) 
Fennel) 

Fenu-greek 

Feoff-ed 

Feoffee ) 
Feoffor) 

Feofftaient 
Ferine 

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Fermentation 
Fermentative 
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Ferocity { JL^ l>? 
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Fertileness 

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Fertaise-ed 

Fertiliser^ 
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Fervency 
Fenrent-ly 
Fervid-ly 
Fervor 

Fescennine 

Fessa-polnt; 
Festal 

Fester-ed 

Feiit4»tnsi 
FestiTalt 

Fentiye ( 
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Festoon-ed 

Festooning 

Fetal I 
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Fetehred 

Fetcher 

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Feudalization Vyi4 

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Feverisbness 
Fever-few 

Few-er-est 

Fewness^ 

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Fibrine { 
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Fibula 

Fickle-nesB 

Fictile 
Fiction 

Fictitioui 
FictttiouBly 

Fid-die 

Fiddler ) 
FiddUngf 

Fiddle-dee-dee 
Fiddle-faddle 
Fiddle-stick 
FideUty 

Fidget-ed 

Fidgeting/ 
Fldgetyt 

Fiducial-ly 
Fiduciary 
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Field-colors 

Field-day 

Field-gun 

Field-marshal 

Field-officer 

Field-piece 

Field-sport 

Field-work 

Fiend-ish 

Fierce-er 

Fiercest ) 
Fiercely) 

Fierceness 

Fieri'facias 

Fierinees/ 
Fiery \ 

Flfe-ed 

Fifer | 
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Figment i 

Figurable 

FlgurabUity 

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Figuration 

Figuratiye 

Figuratively 

Flgure-ed 

Figuring 

Fi|^re-head 

Filaceous 

Filament-ous 

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FUbertl 

Fflch-ed 

Filcher / 
FUchingt 
File-ed 

Filer / 

Filing 
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Filiation 

Filibuster 

Filiform / 
Filigree) 

Filled 

Filler / 
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Fillet-ed 
FilleUng 
Fillibeg 
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Financially 

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Fine-er-est 

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Fire-arm 

Fire-ball 

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Fire-eater 

Fire-engine 

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Firelock ) 
Fireman) 

Fire-pan 

Fire-place | 
Fire-plngi 

Fire-proof 

Fire-tet i 

Fireside t 

Fire- wood 

Flre-worki 

Firkin 

Firm-er 

Firmest ) 
Flrmlyj 

Firmness 
Firmament 
Flrmamental \o>n 
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First-born K^n 



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Flsh-gig \ \-/'\> <!^j — 

Fish-hook ^ 

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Fission 

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Fissure 

Fished 

Fistic ; 
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Flstnla-r 

Flstulate 

Flstullform 

Fistulous 

Fitted 

FlUer-est 

Fltful-ly 

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Flabile 

Flaocid-itr 

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Flat-Iron 

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Flattery ( 

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Flat-wise 
Flaunt-ed 
Flaunting 

Flavor-ed 

Flavoring 
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Flaz-dretser 
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Flay-ed 

FlayeMng 

Flea-bane { 
Flea-bite) 

Flea-bitten 
Fleam 

Fleck-ed 

Flecking { 
Flection { 

Pledge-ed 

Fledgciingi 
FleeJ^-. 

Fleeing 

Fleeee<ed 

Fleecer 

Fleecing^ 
Fleecy { 

Fleer-ed 
Fleerer 
Fleerlng-ly 
Flect-er 

Fleeteftt-In? 

Fleetly i 
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Fleet-fnot 
Flesh-ed 

Fleshing 

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Flesh less i 

Fleshly 
Fleshliness 
Fleshy-ier 
Fleshiest 

Flesh-brush 

Flesh-meat i 
Flesh-tintV 

Flesh- wound 

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FUghttneM 

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FlimsioeM 

Flinch-ed 

Flinching 

Flinders 

Fling-ing 

Fllnt-y 

Flintier i 
Flintiesti 

Fllntlness 

Flint-glass 

Flint-lock 

Flip-pancy 

Flippant-ly 

Flippantness 

Flipper 

Flirt-ed 

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Float-ed 

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Flotsont 

Flonnoe-ed 

Flouncing 

Flounder-ed 

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Fluvial 

Fluvlfttic 

Fluvlatile 

Flox-fttion 

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Fluxlon-al 
Fluxionary • 
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Fly-blow 

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Fly-leaf J 

Fly-rail ) 
Fly-trap) 

Fly-wheel 

Foal-ed 

Foaling 

Foam-ed 

Foamy-ing 

Fob-bed 

Focal > 
Focus ( 

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Foe-man 

Fog-ged 

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Foggy-lly 

Foggineas 

Fog-bank 

Fo0-l>ell 

Fogy-iun 

Foible 

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Folk-lore 

Follicle 
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Follow 

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Fomentation 

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Fond-er-est 
Fondle-ed 

Fondler 

Fondling) 
Fondly i 

Fondness 

Font-al 

Fontanel ) 
Food t 

Fool-ed 

Foolery ) 
Fooling I 

Foolish-ly 

Foolishness 

Fool-hardy 



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Fool's-cap 

Footed \ 
Footingi 
Foot-bal 



Footing) 

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Foo]t-boy( 




Foot-bridge 
Foot-fall 

Foot-guards 

Foot-hold \ ^yf j^ 
Foot-light; ^" ^ ^^ 

Footman 
Foot-mark 



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Foot-note ) t^ »/ 

Foot-pace V ^^^ — =V^ 

Foot-pad 
Foot-print 
Foot-soldier W^. 



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Foot-sore ) c \/ 
Foo^8talk\ ^^"^^ 

Foot-step S^ 

Foot-stool 1 vj^ V, 
Foot-stove i -=p ^ 

Fop-llng. ^ ^.^ 

Fqpperv ) '" ^' 
Foppish) 

Foppishly 
Foppishness 
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as a prefix, whirh is /re- 
quently attached to $he 
rest of the word.] 

Fotage-ed P^ ^ 

Forager-ing 

Forimen 

Forasmuch 

Foray ) 
Forbade) 

Forbear-ance 

Forbtd-dance 
Forbidden 



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Forbidderj ^ >n 
Forbidding i^J^ 1— 

Forbore-bome ^siy^^^ 

Foroe-ed) C- U U 

Forcer I ^^ ^ V^ 

Forclble-y 

Forcing ) • 
Forceps) 

Forcepunip 

Ford-ed 

Fordable ) 
Fording) 

Fore-arm 

Fore-armed 

Forebode-ed 
Foreboder 



A \ V 




Foreboding! ^^ > 



FORECASTING 



102 



FORMULIZE 



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Foreeast-ing ^^^ V 

Forecastle ) (J \t%, 
Foroclted} ^t-J*^^ 

Foreclose-ed 3t|Ii ^f* 

Foreclosing 

Foreclosure 

Foredoom-ed 

Forefather } 
Forefend) 

Forefended 

Forefinger 

Forefoot 

Forefront 

Forego-ing 

Foregone 

Foreground JLa 

Forehand-ed ^m:iS^ « 

Forehead ^^ 

Forelgn-er 

Foreignness 

Forejudge-ed 

Forejudging 

Foreknow 

Foreknower 

Foreknowing ^ ^ ^ '^ 

Foreknown ^ ^ 




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Foreknowledge ^-^ 



Foreland | {^ i, 

Forelay) >> V 

Forelock 



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Foreman 
Foremast' 

Forementioned^*^ijI«j__ 
Foremost _ii. 



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Forename 
Forenoon 
Forensic-al b=^L&=S2^ 



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Poreordaln-ed ^'V^' 



Foreordination ^v4.0 



Forepart \ C, 
Foreplanet ^*^ ^ ' 



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Forerank ^C^rr- 

Forerun-ran ^o ^y» 

Forerunner) c- • ^ 

Foresail \ ^ 



Foresee-saw v^- ^^ 
Foreseen ^^ 



'?o^'r"»j ^^4:^ 



Foreshadow-ed 
Foreshorten-ed '^^-j^^^ 
Foreshortening ^ ^ 






Foreshow-n ^ ^^ 

Foreshowing ^^ 

Foreside * c "^^ 

Foresight! -^f ^ 

Foreskin M j 

Forest-ed ^^ ^>^ 

Forester * r^ r/'* 

Foresting! >^ ^ — 

Forestall -ed ^f; ^ 

Forestaller ^-- 

Forestalllng ^•:^ / 

Foretaste-ed 
Foretell-er 

Foretelling) Q.' 0*^ 

Foretold j ^ ' o > 

Forethought .S.!^ 

Foretoken-ed \^ ^^ 

Foretokening ^^ 

Foretooth-teeth 

Foretop' \ 
Foreyer) 



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Forewam-ed ^i? s^^ 



Forewarning ^^ 
Forfeit-ed \^.V^ ^^ 



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Forfeitable 



Forfeiting V^^ ^^ 

Forfeiture) ^ V^ C. -. 

Forgave I V \ ^ - ^ 

Forge-ed ^-c^ fi 



Forger-y 

Forget ^'^^ 




Forgetful 



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Forking 



Forlorn-hope^sE2-ii*jQ^ 



Forlornness ^^^'^^ 
Form-ed ^cxLiAi 
Formal-ly '^CiZ-JrC 



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Formalism Vx2^-SZ^ 

Formalist ^^ 

Formality 

Formation 

Formatiye 

Former 

Formerly 

Formic 

Formication 



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Formldable-y ^^ 

Formidableness ^< ^ 

Formless ) ^^..vo^ > 
Formula! >^^^^<^^j^ 

Formulary 

Formulate 

Formulated 

Formulating 

Formulize 



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FOBMULIZED 



103 



FRANGIBLE 



Formalised Sr*-/^ — 

Vftmieate^ed ^^yr ^a-n- 

Fornication Ax=c2 

Fornicator \,-rr^ — 

Foray 

Forsake 

Forsaker . 

Forsaking 

Forsook 
Forsooth 



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orsooth / V^ I ./ 

Forsweart -J — X^ 

Forswearing \y^^ — 

Forswore \ Vp V V- V 

Forsworn $ v^ ^^ 



Forth-coming ^O^KAr- 

ForthwIthJ (cX ^rA 
Fortieth! . <• ^^( 

Fortify-able %^ "V 
Fortiflcatioi^ S., -^ 



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Fortified i \.\v 

ForUfier} . ^v 

Fortifying J^L^ — 

FartisHmo ) \ V 

Fortltndel . J^ -^ 



FortnighMy S^ Vf 

Fortress S:^ 

Fortuitou8-ly J- ^s 

Fortuitousness ^^l 

Fortuity ^• 



Fortune JL 

Fortunate-ly ^ ^<^ 
Fortunateness W"^^ — 
Fortune-huntingV!r!f!:=l 
Fortune-teller V"--^jr>^ 



Fortune-telling SZ^rL*,^ 

ForumI . J'^'-V; 

Forward-s \/^\^' 

Forwarded ^/t ? ^/ 
Forwarder ^^4 
Forwarding 



Forwardly ^/ 



Forwardness S/^ 



Fosse ; ^ 

FossUl ' J 

Fossililerous ^ 

FoBsilist J^fi 

Fossilisation ^ 

Fossilise-ed A^ ^ 

Fossilising 



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Foster-age 

Fostered j ^ <;^' 

Fosterer} ^ ^[/ 

Fostering .kl 



Foster-brother-^^'L 
Foster-chUd ^'^ 
Foster-father 



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Foster-mother ^ ' ^ 




Fought^ VC 

Foul { 

Fouler-est 

Fouling { \C \j^ 
Foulfyl > ^ 

Foulness 
Foul-mouthed 
Foul-spoken ^^^y^ 

Foumart -^^^L:^ 

Found-atiofn Ul — iai£_ 

Founded \ Ia Vi. 
Founder) ■ ^ * n- — x 

Founding 

Foundered 

Foundering'. 

Founderous 

Foundery 

Foundling 

Foundress) {y^ (-/• 
Foundry j ^^^ — 

Foun^ain ' ^"^ \;^. 
Fountain-head 
Four-fold 
Four-footed 

Fourscore |vJ;V^U/r^ 
Foursquares ^^ — t 



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<i>? 



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ti'^ 







Fourteen-th 
Fourth-ly 

Fourierism ^ 

FDurlerite ^w>^ 
Fowl-er ^ .^sJ^ 



Fowling-piece ^ 

Fox-ed S=^lL-fi. 



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Foxing-y 

Fox-chase I JT Si ^\ 
Foz-glOTct 7rT"7^V 
Fox-hound 

Fox-hont-er 








Fox-hunting 

Fox-tail ) 
Fox-trapi 

Fracas 

Fraction-al 

Fractionary 

Fractious-ly 

Fractiousness 

Fractnrc-ed 

Fracturing 

Fragile-ity ^ ^^ 



Frsgment-ary 
Fragranee-y Seao-Sa^ra. 
Fragrant-ly 
Frail-er 

Frailest 

Frailness { 
FraUty ) 

Frame-ed 

Framer | 
Framing) 

Framework 

Franc 

Franchise 

Franchising 

Franchisement ^V" S 






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Franciscan 
Frangible 



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FRANGIBILITY 



104 



FRITTBRBD 



FruiglbUlty 
Fnuigip«iiEi -^s^ 

Fnnker SLb 



nrtnknen 




Fraternised V^-JE^ 
FratemliBttonj' 
Fratricide-al ^ 



XTSinciae-u \^ v . , 
Frand-fiU-ly SiL^zl 
Frandulence 211. 



I^udnlent-ly ^ ^^^^ 

Franght ^1 

Fray-ed-ing \ ^ ^^ 




Freakiih^^y ^ j^ r,/ 

Freakishness S^ssa 

Freekle-ed ^, ' <l^ 

Free 0^, '-""• ^ 



freed_i: 



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Freer-est 



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FreeneM J Cjv ^ 
Freebooter! ^ ^'^ ^. 

Freeborn ^-V^ — 



Freeman ) 
Freemason i 

Freemasonry 

Freesoller ) 
Freestone ( 

Fre«-tliinker 

Free-thinking 

Free- warren j 
Free-win ] 

Freese-ing 

Freight-age 

Freighted ) 
Freighterf 

Freighting 

French-man 

Frenchify 

French-horn 

French-rbof 




^^ 







Freedmanj ^;>^^ C>A 

Freedoms -" — "jj; 

Free-hearted ^<^ — 

Freeholder ^»^ — 

Free-liver .>/V 



Free-loTe^r nAV^ 



Frequency 

Frequent . .^.^^ 

Frequentation " 

FrequentatlTe ^^^^-a ^ 

Frequented 

Frequenter 

Frequentry \i\> 

Frequently ^ >^ <U 

Fresco-ed 

Frescoing 

Fresh-en 

Freshened I ^W^^^ 
Freshening) ^ ^^ — 

Fresher-est 
Freshet 




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Ftaahtr 



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Freshman J ^ OsJ' 

Freshness ( ^=5^7 

Freshwater 

Fret-ted .^l. 

Fretful-ly -^ 
Fretfulness 



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Fretty-ing 

Fretwork) 

FrUblei 
Frlablenessl 

Frlabilityi 

Frlar-y 
Fribble 
Fricassee ed 
Fricasseeing 
Fricatiye 

Friction-al 

Friday) 
Friedi 

Friend-ed 
Friending ) 
Frlendlessl 
Friendly 

Friendliness 

Friendship 

NgRtei 
Fright-ed 

Frighten-ed 
Frightening) 
Jiightinrl 
FrightluMy 

Frightfniness 

Frigid-ity 

Frigidly ) 
mgidnesst 

FrlgoriUc-al 

FrlU-ed 

Frilling 

Fringe-ed 

Fringing 

Frisk-ed 

Frisker-et 

Frisking) 
FriskyI 

Friskiness 
Frit-ted 

FrittlB(gl 
I Frith ; 

Fritter^ 



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FRITTERING 



105 



FUNAMBULATOBY 



Frittering -^s^;— ; 

Privolitj 1 ^ ^U 

FrtYolovft/ *H Xi> 
FriYoloameM 

Frii-2ed 



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Frining ,Q^ 

Frixrie^ ^s ^ 

'Wirier I ;^ C, 

Frockl ^"7^^ 

Frock-coat •^==R- 
Frog-hopper 

FraUek-«d ^7^^^/^ 



FroUcWng ^/^"^*^^ 
Frolicsome 
Frolicsomenefs SjIHI 

Frond! ^ — ' \ '^ 
Frondation ^ <■ , 



Frondescence f^-^, — 
FrondiferooB X 



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Frondose J C <0^ 

Fiondoual ^ fc^ U 
Front-age ^ ^ 

Fronted 

Frontal 
Frontier I qC, q^ 

Frontlngj ^ ^^ 

FrootUpiece 

FroutleiMl ^ 
Prontieti ^- 

Froft-ed 

FroB^ } 
FrostOyi 

FrostiiieM 

Frosting ( 
Fiost-Utet 

Frost-bitten 



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Froth-ed 
Frothy-Uy 
Frothier-est 
Frothing 

Fronnce-ed Mfc 

Frooneing) ^.^. ^ 
Vrousy j ^^ ^ 



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jFrowardness 

Prowey i 
Frown-ed) 

Frowning 

Frowy ) 
Frosen) 

Pmoteseenoe 

Fmctiferoiui 

Fnictiflcation 

Fntctifjr-ied 

Fmotifylng 

Fnigal-ity 
FmgaUT j 
Fmgireroasl 
F^li^age 

Fruiterer I 
Fmiteryt 

Fniitful-ly 

PmitfalneMj Cr 



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TraitioB J ^,1^^ V3y 

Fmltless-ly <a^ ^j^^ 
FruiUenneii i^f^z! 



Fmit-tree) c- ^ 
Fruity I H J. 




Puddler \ KJ ^ 
juddlingj ^-^ 

Fngaoions 



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Fugaciousnesa Sr^ 



Fugltively !^JL 



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Fogltiyely 

FogltiyeneBa ^ 
Fujgemanj ' 

Pul«>^in 
FulflU-ed 
FulflUing 
Fulfillment 

Fulgurite 

Fnll-ed y^ ^^ 



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Fuller-y 

FnUeat ) 

Fulllngj ^^ 

Pnller's-earth U^*^ 

FnlUng-mlU ^^^ 

Fulminate "i^*::^ 

Fulminated Rr^ 



1- 



Fulminating ^^^>i 



D 1" 

Fulmination v^vf^ 



Fulsome ilfCfH 



Fulsomeness V"*""^ — 

FulTid * O e" 
Fulvousl ^> ^ 

Fumble-ed ^^ ^r^ 

Fumbler ) Cji^Uc^ 
Fumbling} ^""X^^^ 

Fume-y-ed i,^^ (^^ 

Fumer i 
Fuming i 

Fum1gate-ed^ 

Fumigating 

Fumigation 

Fumiter 

Fumitory ) 
Fumous) 
Fun-ny 




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Funambulatory ^tf*y^ 



FUNAMBULIST 



106 



GALL-FLY 






FanambiiliBt ^SJT^' 

Fonctlon-al ^'."^ Slf) , 

Fnnctioiiary 

Fond-able 

Fimded-ing 

Fundament 

Fundamental 

Fundus 
Funeral 



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Funereal) 

Fnngus-ous 

Fungoeity » ^^^^--^O.^^ 
Funlcle I ^=^^*=p^*^^ 

Funicular J=^ 

Funk { 
Funnel) 

Funnier 

Funniest 

Fur-red / 
Furring) 

Furbelow-ed 






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Fnrbelowlng <^. , 

Forbiiher IC t '^ 

FurMriilng} Sy ^ 

Furcate-ed V>^ ^^tT-" 

Furcation ^ j") 

FurfuraclouB x- ^^ — 
Furioui-ly ^ <.>f^ 
Furiousnesa Is^^Il! ^ 

Furl-ed k. ^^ 

Furling I o 

Furlong! C C 

Furlough-ed ^l/\ 0/^ 

Furloughing ^^^^ 

Furnace ^^^yP 

Furnish -ed \t^ fer^ 



Furrowing) 
Furry j 

Further-ance 

Furthered { 
Furthererl 

Furthering 
Furthermore 

Furthermost 

Furthest { 
Furtiyel 

Furuncle 

^^ I 
Furse) 

Fuscous 

Fuse-ed( 

Fusee t 
Fusel I 

Fusible) 
Fusibility | 

Fusiform) 

Fusil-lade 
Fusilladed 

Fusillading 

Fusileer i 
Fusion) 

Fu88-ed 

Fussy-ing 

Fust*et 

Fustian ) 
Fustic) 

Fusty-ler 

Fustiest 

Fustinessj 
Futile ) 

FuttUty 
Futtock 
Future 

Futurity 

Fuce j 
Fuss) 

Fv_J^_ 



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Furniture 

Furor 

Furrier-y ^ ^^ 

Furrow-ed 



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Gab-ble 

Gabbler 

Gabion ) 
Gable) 

Gad-ded 



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Galimatias 

Galiot 

Galipot 
Gall«^ 

Gslling 

Gallant 

Gallanted 

Gallanting ) 
Gallantly) 

Gallantness 
Gallantry 

Gall-bladder 

Galleon | 
Gallery) 

GalTey-slaye 
Gall-fly 



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GALLICAN 



107 



GAUDILY 



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Gallic-An 

Gallielsm 

Gallicize-ed 

Galligaskins 

Gi^llinacean 

Gallinaceous 

Gallinipper 

Galllnnle ) 
GaUipot) 

Gall-nnt 

Gallon i 
Galoon) ' 

Gallop-ed 
GallowB-es 



Gallows-bitts 

Galoche \ 
Galvanic i 

Galyanism 

Galvanist 

Galvanize 

Galvanised 

Galvanising 

Galvanometer 

Galvanoscope 

Gambado) 
Gambit I 

Gamble-ed 

Gambler ) 
(Hmbllng) 

Gamboge 

Gambol-ed 

Gambrel 

Gambroon 

Game \ 
Gaming) 

Game-cock «7 
Game-keeper 
Game-leg 

Gamesome 

Gamester \ , 
Gammer) 

Gammon-ing^ 




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Gamut ) 

Gamyi 
Gander) 

Gang) 

Gang-board 

Gang-cask 

Ganglion 

Ganglionic 

Gangrene 

Gangrenous 

Gangue ) 
Gangway) 

Gannet 

Gantlet ) 
Gantlope) 

Gaol-er 



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Garbler 

Garbles ) 
Garbling) 

Garboard 

Garden ) 
Gardened) 

Gardener 

Gardening) < 
Garget ) 

Gargle-ed 

Gargling 

Gargoyle) 
Garish ) 

Garland-ed 

Garlanding 

Garlic ) 
Garment) 

Garner-ed 



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Garnishee )c 
Garnishing) 

Garnishment ^^"^^ 



Garniture 

Garret-eer 

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Garrison-ed T^ — ^ „■ 



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Garrisoning 

Garrote-ed 

■Garroter ) 
Garrotingt 

Garrulity 
Garrulous4y 

Garter-ed 

Gartering) 

Garth ) 
Gas-sy ) ■ 

Gaseous) 

Gas-burner 
Gasconade 
Gasconaded 

Gas-fixture 

Gash-ed ) 
Gashing) 

Gasify-ied 
Gasification 

Gas-main 

Gas-meter 

Gasometer 

Gasometry 

Gasp-ed 

Gasping 

Gasteropod ) 
Gastric ) 

Gastriloquist 

Gastriloquy 

Gastritis ) '-^*'^-^ 
Gastrologyt A 

Gastronomer 1,.^^ 

Gastronomic 




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Gastronomicai 1^ 



Gastronomist ^i.^r^^ 

Grastronoray 

Gastrotomy 

Gate-way Zj Z!L 

Gather-ed 



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Gatherer-ing — 'S '^"'^ 
Gaud-ily ^ M^ 



QAUDINKSS 



106 



OEOliANTIOAL 



n. n_ 



GandlneM' UUt^ 

Qftudy-ier 

Gaudiest { 
Gkktiifert 

€kiiige-ed . 



ZkJX 



Ganger i 
Gauging) 

Gault 
GaunMet 

Gauze-y 

Gave I 

Gay el { 

Gawk-y 

Qawkier-est 

Gay-er-est 

Gaynew 

Gaze-ed 

Gazer ) 

Gazing) 
Gazehound ) 

Gazelle | 

Gazette-ed 

Gazetteer 

Gazing-Btock 

Gear-ed 

Gearing 

Gee_yL. 

Geelng 

Gebenna 

Gelable \ 
Gelatine { 

Gelatlnate 

Gelatinated 

G«latlnise ) 
Gelatinous i 

Geld-ing 

Gelly I 

Geioscopy j 

Gemry.-vied 

Gemination 

Gemini ) 
Gemmate) 

Gemmation 
Gemmeoui 



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Gemming /'w 



Gemmiparous Arw 

Cfendarme •.a^ 

Gender ) / . ^ /. 
Genealogy! ^ — Sy 
Genealogical ^^ !, 

Genealogist (^_ 

Genealogize gj^ 

Genera V J J 
Generablel <> ' ^^ ^ 

General y^= 1/ 

Generalissimo 4i/^^ 
Generality jjl^? J^ 



Generalization 
Generalize J.^ 

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•= g 

Generally ^ ^ &/_ 

Generalness. , ^ 

. ^f .' - 

Generant 

Generate-ed 
Generating ^ 



Generalship j i/j^^ A 



Generation ^ 

Generative < /. / 
Generator) ^V>* ^ ^ 

Generatrix ^^ , 

Generic t^^—^ 

Generical-1^ 4s''-^ 

Generosity ^ 

Generous" 

Genesis \ 
Genet-te) 

Genetic-al-ly 
Genera . £u 
Genial-ity 
Geniculate L^ 
Geniculated 
Geniculation ^-^ j^ 
Genital-s 



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Genitive ) / /. y 

Genitorl \ ^ "^^ 

Geniusi ^ — ^ 

Genteel-ly ly L- 
Genteelness 



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Gentian 

Gentile \ / /. 
Gentilismi p |^ 

Gentility /. ^^ V 

Gentle-er ^ V 

Gentlest V- 

Gentlefolk / 

Gentleman V g ■/ 

Q6iitlfiTniLTiHlrA>^ ^ 1^ 

Gentlemanly ^;;^^^ ^ 
Gentlemanllness '* 
Gentleness ziL 
Gentlewoman . ' 






C^«ntly ) ^ji^ 
Gentry) /f^^ ^. 

Genuflection /• r 

Genuine-ly *A^ A^ 

Genuineness) A y . 
Genus j ^^''cS — fc* 

Geosentric JsL-f:ri_ 
Geosentrical o^-^^t— 



Geode \ /, L 
Geodesy) -TTS 
Geognosy -£=^" 
Geogony 
Geography 



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Ctoographer »^^ 

Geographic ^^ 

Geographical ^^-1 

Geologic-al /^ /^ 

Geologist ^^f 

Geologize 

Geomancy 

Geomantic 

Geomantical ^=f^ 



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GEOMETER 



109 



GLASSED 



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Geometer 

Geometric ^-r—^ 

Geometrical-ly ^"^^^^ ^ 

Geometrician —^=2? 

Geometry » '* *'" 
Oeometrize 

Geometrized 

Geometrizing 

Geoponics 

Georama 

Qeorgic-al 



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Oeranlnmi ' ^^ ' ^ 



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Geranium t 
Germ-inal 

Germinant 

Germinate-ed 

Germination 

Germain-e } 
German ( 

Germanism 

Gerund 

Gestation ) 
Gestatoryt 

Gestic-alate 

Gesticulated 

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Glide-ed 
Glider 

Glim-mer 

Glimmered 
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Glimpse 

Glisten-ed 

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Godhead » 
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Godmother 

Godsend 
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Godspeed 

God?rard 

Qoer-ing 

Goflbr-ed 

Goggle-ed 

Goiter 

Gold-beater 

Oold-dnstr 
Golden ( 

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Goldsmith 

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Good-natured-: 

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Gopher / 
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Gore-ed 

goring 

Gorge-ed 

Gorging 

Gorgeous-ly 

Goigeousness 

Gorget j ' 
Gorgon) 

Gorgonian 

GorilU i 
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Gormandise 
Gormandiaer 

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Grab-bed 

Grabbing 

Grace-ed 

Gracing 

Gracefnl-ly 

Graeefulness 

Graoeless-ly 

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Graciousness 

Orade-ed 

Gradation { 

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Gradient \ 

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Gradual-ly . 

Graduate-ed 

Graduation \ 
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Oradus 

Grafts 

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Grail 

Graln-ed 
Graining \^ 
Gramercy) 

Graminacious 

Gramineal 

Gramineous 

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Grammar 

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Grandmother 

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Granitiform 
Granltine 

Granivorons 

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Granted 

Grantablef 
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Granter-or 

Granular 

Granulary 

Grannlarly 

Granulate 

Granulated 

Granulating 

Granulation 

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Grate-ed 

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Gratefulness 

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Gratify-ied 

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Gratitude \ 

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Gratuitously 

Gratuity 

Gratulate-ed 

Gratulating 

Gratulation 

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Grayness 

Gray-beard 

Gray-h<mnd 

Graywaoke 

Grase-ed 

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Greasy ) 
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Greasiness 
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Greclse^ed 
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Gregarlotisly 
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Grenadine \ *^^ c"^:. 

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Grim-mace 



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Grime | 
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Grimness 



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Grip-sack 

Gripe-ed 

Griper-ing 

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Grisliness) 

Grison^ 
Gristi 

Gristle-ly 
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Grit-ted 

Gritty-iness 

Gritting \ 
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Gri2zle-ed 

Grizsly 

Groan-ed 

Groaning 

Groat-s 

Qrocer-y 

Grog-gery 

<^roggy 

Grogginess 

Grograu 
Qrojt-grainS 

Grog-shop 

Groin-ed 

Groom-ed 

Grooming 

Groomsman . 

Groove-ed 

Grooving 

Grope-ed 

Groping 

Gross-ly 

Grossness 

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Groundlessness ^/^ 

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Gvound-plan 

Ground-plate 

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Grovel-ed 

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Grow-er 

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Grown j 

Growl-ed 

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Guinea-fowl - 
Guinea-hen 

Gulnea-i)ig 

Guise { 
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Gulf-y 

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GumminessL 
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Gummy-ier - 

Gummiest 

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Gum-reain 

Gum-tree 

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Gunsmith . 

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Gybe-od 
Gymnasiarch 
Gymnasium 
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Gyneocracy 

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Gyprography 

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Habitableness t/rV 
Habitability t^ 

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Hailstone 

Hair-breadth 

Hairbrush 

Haircloth 

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Half-blood 

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Half-breed 

Half-brother 

Half-caste 

Half-cock 

Half-hearted 

Half-moon \ 
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Half-pay 

Half-penny 

Half-seas-over 

Half-sister 

Half-step \ '^ *^, 
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Hallow-ed 

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Halloween 

Hallowmas 

Hallucination 

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Hand-book 
Hand-breadth 
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Happy-ier . 

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Harmoniously 

Harmonist 

HarxnoniuVn 

Harmonize 

Harmonized 

Harmonizer 

Harmonizing 

Hamess-ed 

Harnesser 

Harnessing 

Harp-ed 

Harper-ing 

Harping-iron 

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Harpist t - . „, 

harpoon . j -S -^ 

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Harquebuse 

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Harrier $i 

Harrow-ed 

narrower 

Harrowing 

Harry-ied 

Harrying 

Harsh-er 

Harshest i 
Harshly) 

Harshness 

Hart I 

Hartshorn ( 

Hanim-scarum^^-?wr-Nr 

Haruspice K"^"^ 

Haryest-ed 




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Haryestingi *— p 

Harvest-fly >r C^ 
Harvest-home t^r^^^ 



Harvest-moon i£i__^3x. 
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Hash-ed 

Hashing 

Hashees 
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Haslet 



Hasp-ed 

Hasping 

hassock) 
Hast { 

Hastato-ed 

Haste-ed 

Hapten / 
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Hastener 
Hastening 

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Hastiest > 
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Hastiness 



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Hatching i 

Hatchel-ed 

Hatcheler 

Hatcheling 

Hatchet , 
Hatchment | yt ,yf 

Hatchway! ' ^^ ^^ ' 

Hate-ed 

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Hatefnlness 

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Haughtiness 

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Haunch) 

Haunt-ed - 

Haunter 



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Hawse-er 

Hawse-hole 

Hawthorn 

Hay-cock 

Hay-loft 

Hay-making 

Hay-mow \ 
Hay-rick t 

Hay-stack 

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Hazardable 
Hazarded 

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Hazardous-ly 

Haze-ed 



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Head-dress l,y± fc/4--v 
Head.gearr-\f^=t 
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Headlight 
Head-piece *'\^, 



Head-quarters t/^^^at^ 



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Headspring 
Headstall 
Head-stock 
Headstone 

Headstrong 

Head-tire 
Headway 

Head-wind 
Heady 

Heal-able 

Healed | 
Healer) 

Healing 



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Heart-ache 
Heart-broken 
Heart-bnm '^i^/i 
Heart-burning. 
Hearten 

Hearty-ier 

Heartiest 
Heartily 

Heartiness 




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Heartless-ly 
HearUessness 
Heart-rending ^^^^^"^ 



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Healthfulness 

Healthy-ler 

Healthiest 
Healthily 

Healthiness 

Heap-ed 

Heaper 
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Hear. 

Hearer 
Hearing 

Hearken-ed 

Hearkener 

Hearkening 

Hearsay j "TY . ^ 

Hearse I )« 



Heart' 8-ea8e{ ^ 
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Heartsickening '. 
Heart-string * \^ 
Heart-wood 

Heat-jBd 

Heater { 
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Heath-cock 



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Heayiest 

HeaTiness 

Heayy-spar 

Hebdomadal K'"^^^ 



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Hebetate-ed \/S^y\ 



Hebetation fr^, 



Hebrew \ 
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Heathen 
Heathendom /^"Ai/ 
Heathenish 



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Heathenism k<L 
Heathenise-ed v^iL 




Heathenizing ^^^ '^_' 
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Heath-grass i4=£ 

Heath-hen \d»Z^ 

Heave-ed <^ i^ 
Heaving ^'i^-Si ^ — 

Heayen \/\,^ C& 

Heayenly r""^^* ^ 
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Hebraise-ed i^f^oj^^^ 
Hebraising K^^XL/ 

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HecUvrtS 

Hectic-al 

Hectogram 

Hectoliter 

Hectometer 

Hector-ed 

Hectoring 

Heddle ) 
Hederaceous 

Hederal 

Hedge-ed 

Hedger ) 
Hedging) 

Hedge-hock 



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Hedge-row) \r " ^ 

Heed-ed *^ f^' 
Heedful-ly 
needfulness 

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Heedlessness fc^^ 

Heel-ed k<t\<^ 

Heeling J<0 — 



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HEREAFTER 



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Heir-dom 

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Heirship 

Held 

HeUac 

Heliacal-ly 

Helical \ 
Helicoid) 

HeUcpidal . 

Heliocentric 

Hellocentricalv^?^i^ 

Heliography 

Heliolatry 

Heliometer 

Helioscope 

Heliostal 

Heliotrope 

Helispheric 

Helispherical 

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Hellebore 1 

Hellenism ^^^^^1^^ 

Hellenist ^^^^ 

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Helminthology >^""^V^ 

Helmsman ><\^ 

Helot-ism ><^Y 

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Helper /^ 



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Helping v^ 4 

Helpless-ly V^WV^ 

Helplessness vy^ 



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Helving > 
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Hem-med 

Hemming 

Hemative \ 

Hematite i 
Hemipl^ia 

Hemiplegyt 

Hemipter-an H»lli=^ 
Hemisphere ^^ 
Hemispheric 



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Hemistich-al 

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Hemlock) 

Hemorrhage ^"^-v^ 
Hemorrhoidal f'^'Yf 
Hemorrhoids tr^ 
Hemp-en ^ ^ 

Hemstitch-ed 
Hemstiching 
Hen-bane ^*^f/\ 
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Hen-harrier ' '*'^?^ 

Hen-hearted ^^^'^^ 

Henna ) i/'*^^^ 
Henneryi ^^ '^ — ~pr 

Hen-pecked) ^^ ^/<^^^^ 
Hen-roost \ — 1= — - 

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Hepatic-al 

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Hepatisation t^^ 



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Heptarchy t^^ 
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Herbalist 

Herbarium) 
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Herbescent 
Herbiferous . 
Herbivoroi!^ 
Herborization 

Herborlze-ed 

Herbose ) 
Herboust 

Herby 

Herculean 

Herd-ed 

Herding 

Herdman ) 
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H^rdsgrass 
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Hereabont-s 
Hereafter 



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HIGH-CHURCHMAN 



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Hereditable t^^ 

Hereditament <^ 

Hereditary 

Hereditarily 

Herein-to 

Hereof-on 

Heresiareh 

Heresy ) 
Heretic) 

Heretical-ly 
Hereto-fore 
Hereunto 
Hereupon 

Herewith 

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Hermaphrodite y-^ 
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Hermeneutics V — r^\J^ 

Hermetic ^rr\ — 

Hermetical-ly ^n, ■ i 

Hermit-age ^V> %^ 

Hermitess 

Hernia-1 

Hero-ic 

Heroical-ly 

Heroiocomic 

Heroiocomici 

Heroine j 
Heroism! 

Heron-ry 

Herpes | 
Herpetic) 




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Herpetology \/l. 



Herpetologist \\,*^ 
Herring JX-^ 



Hers 
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Hesitancy 

Hesitate 

Hesitated 

Hesitating 

Hesitation 

Hesper-ian 

Hesperus 

Hespian-fly 

Hest 
Hetchel 

Heteroclite 
Heteroclitic t^^^^X^ 
Heteroclitical T^""'^ . 



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Hickory \ 
Hicknpi 

Hid-den 

Hidalgo 

Hide-er 

Hiding 

Hide-bound ^^^t^-* 

Hideous-ly i/ ^ uOt^ 



Heterodox-y P^^t^^ 

Heterogeneal "P^y 

Heterogeneous P^Ja 



Heterogeneity P^-^ 

Heterogeneous-/ t ^. 

Heterogenesis jKaQ — 
Heteropathy ?"^ 

Hew-ed ^^* l^^ 

Hewer \ y^ y^ 
Hewing) ir^^ — 1/^<^ 



Hexachord|^^-d^ t .. :r\ z j 
Hexagon ' 



Hexagonal 

Hexahedral ^^^C^^ 

Hexahedron ^-^"^^il 

Hexameter ^•"'"*^ '7- 

Hexametric ^•^"*» ^~^ 

Hexametrical tr:2lIZZ5= 

Hexangular 
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Hibernal 

Hibernate 

Hibernated 

Hibernating 

Hibernation 



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Hibernian ^"^ 

Hibemianism . 
Hiberhicism 
Hibiscus »T^ 



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Hiccough-ed _2i_ 






Hideousness t^"^" q 
Hie-J^l hie d ^ 




Hying I •^^-V^ 
Hierarch! ^ — 

Hierarchal 



Hieratic 
Hieroglyph 
Hieroglyphic 
Hleroglyphical ' 
Hierogram 
Hierogrraphic t 
Hierology K^**^ 
Hieromancy '^i^ 
Hierophant ^^'^^ 
Higgle-ed 
Higgling 



Higgledy-piggledyk^*^ 
Higgler ^^^'^"^ 

High-er ^^ S 



High-bred <<^' 



High-church *^- y^ 
High-churchism *^ 
High-churchman *y » / 



HOTH-FLIER 



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HOLDER 



High-flier 
High-flown^ 

High-handed Kx 



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Highland-er W^ »<r» 
Highly '^- ^ 

High-minded ^> ^ 
Highness ^^T^ 



High-pressure '"r\ 
High-road it<^ 

High-seasoned ^^ 



High-sounding i^S—-— 



High-spirited 

High-toned \ v<1- 
flighwayi — - 

Highwayman i^ 

High-wrought ±<^ 

Hilarious ) 
HiUrityl 

mil-ed 



HiUing 
Hilirn< 

HUlock 

Hilum 

Him-self rrt.t 
Hind-er ^ ^ t^ 

Hindmost 

Hindermoflt 

Hinderance \ i/X^ 
Hindrance) 

Hinder-ed »^ i^ 
Hinderer 
Hindering ^dbv- 







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Hindooatanee J^^^^Lf 

Hinge-ed l/^n^Hf 

Hint-ed 
Hinting/ 

Hippocamp 
Hippooentanr i^^^JlL. 



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Hlppocras 
Hippodrome 
Hippogriir l/%^" 



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Hlppophagy ^'"^ 

Hippopotamus i<^^ 

Hire-ed 

Hiring 

Hireling j 
Hirer { 
Hirsute 

Hirsuteness 

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Hispanicism *^^\^ 



Hissing 
Hist-ology 



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Historiography •V^^^^'V. 

Histrionic .\V^ 

Histrionical-ly. 

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Hlteh-ea 

Hitehing 

Hither-to 

Hitherward 

Hiye-ed 

Hlver i 
Hiyes) 

Hiving 

Ho, hoa 

Hoar ^ h( 

Hoarded 
Hoarder | u 
Hoardlngrt "^ 



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Hoar-frost 
Hoarhound 

Hoarinesst '^ — ^ 

Hoarse-ly ^ ^V' 

Hoarseness 

Hoarser-est 

Hoax-ed 

Hoaxing 

Hob-hie 

Hobbled ) 
Hobblerj 

Hobbly-ing 
Hobbledehoy 



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HobgobUn ^^"^V-t 



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Hobnob 
Hobson'a-cholceJ^ljq-^ 

Hock-ey i/Tli^IZ 

Hocus-pocus ^lZ-!—Z<=^ 

Hod-man 

Hodge-podge 

Hodiernal 

Hoe-ed 

Hoeing 

Hoe-cake 

Hog-ged 

Hogherd 

Hoffpen \ 
Hogshead { 

Hogsty 

Holden \ 
Hoidenishi 

Hoist-ed 



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Hoity-toity 

Hold-en j^* *f ^ 

Holder 



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HOLDING 



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HORN-PIPE 



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Hole ) 
Holldayl 

Holily i 
Holiness i 

HoUa-ed 

Hollaing 

Holland 

Hollo-a I 
Hollow ( 

Hollowed 



Hollowing 

Hollow-hearted : 

Hollowness V^^ 

HoUy-hock V^ 

Holm t^ 

Holocaust 

Holograph 

Holographic 

Holster 

Holy-ier 

Holiest 

Holy-day 

Holy-stone 

Homage 

Home-bred 

Homeless 

Homeliness 

Homely-ler 

Homeliest 
Home-made 

Homeopathy 
Homeopathic 

Homeopathist _*^ 

Homer-ic i^^—J^ 

Homesick ^ ~ 

Homesickness 

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Homestead 



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Homeward 

Homicide I ^ ' *7l^ 
Homicidal f * '^ "^ 

HomUetical 

Homlletics 

Homilist 

Hopiiny 

Hommock 

Homocentrlc 

Homogeneal 



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Homogeneous ^^ 
Honiogeneity —2^ 
Homogeneousne||i 
Homogenesis 



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Homonym 
Homonymy ^ 

HomgnymouB 

Homophony 

Homotoi — 
Hone-ed 1 

Honing j 

,Honest-ly 

Honesty 

Honey-ed 

Honeying 

Honey-comb 

Honey-dew 

Honey-locust 

Honey-moon 

Honey-suckle 



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Honorable-y ^|\ 



Hong 
Honor 



Honorableness ^"^ — 

Honorary j ct/^ ^ 
Honored I 
!onerer 
Honoring 

Hood-ed . 



Honerer j ^^ 



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Hoodwink 4^L 

Hoodwinked t^^M-^ 



Hoodwinking 4 

Hoof -bound •_i4j-^_-. 

Hook-ed 



Hookedness 

Hooker { 
Hookingi 

Hoop-ed y^ i/^ 

Hooper > 



Hooping! 
Hooping-cough t/^s^^^ 



Hoop-skirt 

Hoosier 

Hoot-ed 

Hooting 

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Hoyeni 

Hop-ped 

Hopper i 
Bopping i 



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Hoping ^.- \ 



Hopeful-ly i/(\^ V» 



Hopefulness 
Hopeless-ly v<V^ 



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Hopelessness \/^^y*^^^ 



Hopple-ed 
Hoppling 

Hop-scotch 

Horal { 
Horary { 

Horde 

Horehound 

Horison 

Horisontai-ly 

Horn-beam 

Hombill 

Hornblende 

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Hornet 

Horn-owl 

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HOVELING 




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Horniest ' V^ 



Horography ¥^ 

Horologe | y/^i/<»^ 

Horology V v^^ " ^ 

Horological ^^^±. 

HorologlBt »<^> 

Horometry ^^^~vi 



Horoscope \ /\_ K 

Horoscopy) ^ » \ V^' " 
Horrent * ^""^^ 

Horrible-y 



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Horrid-ly <jj^^^^ 
Horridness l<^ 
Horrific ¥^ ^"T 
Horrify-ied kl trjC^ 
Horrifying < -/"^ 
Horror f^_ 
Horse-ed 

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Horse-bean ^, 

Horse-block f^"^^^"""!. 

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Horse-car 



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Hor^-cloth ^'C^^ 
Horse-doctor ^(^y^ 
Horse-fly '\^^ ^ 

Horse-guards M^— 

hair J^- 



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Horse-jockey '^^ 



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Horse-leech HT^ 
Horse-litter 



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Horsemanship. 
Hone-muter *^^ 
HorM-miU ^Y^C 
Horse-power 
Horse-race \jSoL. 
Horse-radlih Vi/ 
Horse-rake 
Horse-railroad 

Horseshoe } K '^ 
Horsewhip) ^ ^ 

Horaewhipped '*S 
Horsewoman ^^J^ — 

HorUtory f<i^, — 
Horticulture '^^'"^ 

Horticultural %r/^ 

Horticulturist ^^ 

Hortulan t<r^ 

Hosanna 

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Hospice ) 

Hospital 

Hospitable-y 

Hospitaler 

Hospitality K^^^'-*^ 

Host-age ^ 4^ 

Hostel-ry. 

Hostess 

HostUe-ly 

Hostility 

Hostler 

Hot-ter-est 

Hot-bed^ 
Hotly t 
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House-breaker. 



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Household J^L 



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Housekeeper i^IIzSziCl. 
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HURRICANE 



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laowever fc^^- ^ 

Howitier 4:^bl^ 

Howl-ed <f ■ 1^ 



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Hubble-bubble 
Hubbub f-^^^ 

Hucksbock 
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Huckster ^^Q 



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Huddler i/f\r\ 

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Huge-er 

Hug^st / 
Hugely i 

Hugeness 

Hugger-muggert 

Hugenot 

Hugenotism 

Hulk 

HuU-ed V^ Y\ 

Hulling /^"^^ , 




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Humaneness ^^ p 
Humanist 
Humanity /r<-^ 
Humanitarian . 



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•anism 



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Humanizing 

Humanly a-^~< 

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Humblest! ^^^^ 

Humbling- ^-O 

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Humid-ity ^ ^ 

HumlUate-ed fW^/--V^' 

Humiliating h^-O"-^ 

Humiliation T-V^ . 
Humility i^^^'t^^ 
Hummer ^ 

Humming-bird h^^^^\ 

Hummock ^p 

Humor ,,f^ 

Humoral 






Humoralism ^F^ 
Humored „^ 



Humoring .^"^^ 
Humorism Q? 



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Humorist 
Humorous 
Humorously 
Humorousness ^^""^^^-^ 
Humorsome 



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Hump-back 

HufMuS 
Hunch-ed 




Hunt-ed 

Hunter 
Hunting 

Hunting-horn f^^"^ 
Huntress ^'^^^ 

Huntsman^ t/»r^ *v^ 
Hurdle i \^J^ 

Hurdy-gurdy r ^ 
Hurl-ed 

Hurler 

Hurly \ 
Hurling) 

Hurl-bone 
Hurly-burly 
Hurra-h 
Hurricane 



V, V 






HURRIED 



125 



HYPOCHONDRIUM 



Hurry-led 

Hnrrier 
Hurrying! 

Hurfc-er 
Hurtful-ly 

Hurtfnlness 

Hurting t 
Hurtless) 

Hurtle 

Hurtle-berry 

Hu8band-ed 

Husbanding 

Husbandman 

Husbandry 

Hush-ed 

Hushing 

Hush-money 

Husk-ed 

Husky i 

HusKlnessf 

Husking 

Hussar 
Hussy 

Hustings 

Hustle-ed 

Hustling { 
Huswife i 

Huswlfery 

Hut-ted 

Hutting I 
Hutch I 

Huzza-ed 






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Huzzaing j^^^^Vt^^ 

Hyacinth \ ^JC^ 
Hyaclnthine k^^ 



Hyades ) 
Hyads) 

Hyaline 

Hybrid 

Hydatid 1 
Hydra j 

Hydragogue 
Hydrangea 
Hydrant 
Hydrargyrum 



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Hydrate 

Hydraulics f 

>n>-c. — 

Hydraulical r 

Hydrocele JSL 



Hydrocephalus a^ — 
Hydrocyanic t^i — 



Hydrodynamics I ^.^ ^ 



Hydrogen j^l- "V 
Hydrogenate \ J^J^^T 
Hydrogenated . 



Hydrogenating J — 

Hydrogenlze JL 

Hydrogenized . 



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Hydrogenizing 1 

Hydrogenous f " 



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Hydrography J r— i 

Hydrographer r-^ 

Hydrographic r~i _ 

Hydrology 

Hydromancy 

Hydromel flV 
Hydrometer \ ^^^ 

Hydrometric 

Hydrometi 
Hydropatn^ , , 

Hydropathic 17 

Hydropathical \_J 

Hydropathist ^""V 

Hydrophobia I 

Hydrophobic K- 

Hydropic-al l^ .^T" 
Hydropult |^- ^ >- 
Hydroscope J J — ^v 
Hydrostatics 



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Hydrostatical jp 



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Hydrothorax \Zl 
Hydrous !i 

Ilygeian kdji. 

Hygiene-ic i^<^t:i^-^ 




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Hygrology 

Hygrometer 

Hygrometry 

Hygrometric 

Hygroscope 

Hylotheism 

Hylozoism 

Hymen \ 
Hymeneali 
Hymenean '""^Z^ 

Hymenopteral_3__^ 

Hymenopterous ^2^ 

Hymn-ed 

Hymning 

Hymnal ^^_- * 
Hymnict^^^^ 
Hymnography ''^ 

Hymnology tJSL 

Hyoid-ean 

MyfpoXUxge 

Hyperbaton 

Hyperbola t 
Hyperbole! 



[yperbole 
Hyperbolic 

Hyperbolical-ly \/^ — 

Hyperboliform \/T- 

Hyperbolist V^- 

Hyperborean \,^^ 

Hypercrltic ▼^ 

Hypercritical 




Hypercritieism N~q~> 
Hypermeter 

Hypertrophy 

Hyphen ) 
Hypnotic! 

Hypnotism 

Hypo . , « . iX\- 

Hypochondria 




Hj'pochondrlac \^ 
Hypochondrium TV ^ 



HYPOCRISY 



126 



IGNOMINIOUS 



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Hypocrisy 
Hypocrite 
Hypocritic 
Hypocritically 
Hypodermic \|^ .^ 

HypogMtric Srtf 

HypogMtrium. 
Hypogene \ 

HypoglottiB 



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Hypophosphite I1&- 

HypoetaalB 

Hypostatic 

Hypoitatical- 

Hypoflulphate 

Hypotenuse ^ 

Hypothecate 

Hypothecated 

Hypothecating 

Hypothecation ( j^ 

Hypothennse --X1 

Hypothesis '*^ 

Hypothetic ^ 

Hypothetical'ly ^. 




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Hysteria k^ 
Hysteric-al 

Hysterics ^^ 

Hysterotomy ^^ 



lamb-ic 

lambical { 
Iambus) 

Ibex 

Ibidem) 
Ibis V 

Icarian 



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[cy-ier 

idest ) 
Icldei 

:oiness{ 
Iclngi 

Iceberg 

[ce-cream ) 
Ice-floe i 

[ce-house 
[celandlc 



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oeland-mosB 

[ce-plant 

ichneumon 

[chnlles 

ichnography 

ichnology 

ichor-ous 

ichthyology 

Ichthyophagous . 

chthyosanrus "^^ 

iconoclast 

[oonoclastic 

iconography 

iconology 

icterlc-al 

idea-1 
idealism ) 
Idealist! 
ideality 

idealize-ed 

dealizingj 
Jdem ( 

identical 
identically 
identify 
identification 

identified 

identifying) 
IdenUty { 

ideography 
ideographic 




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ideographical 

deologyj 
Ides ) 

idiocrasy 

idiocy { 
Idiom I 

idiomatij) ^ 




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idolatress ) 
Idolatrous) 

idolatry 

dolise-ed 

dolizer { 
Idollcingt 
idoneous 

idyl-Uc 

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IgneouN ) 
Ignescent) ' 

Igniferous 
Ignipbtcnt 
/iTniS'/ahtus 
Ignite -ed 
Xgnitible 

Igniting ) 
Ignition) 

IgnlTomous 

Ignoble-y 

Ignobleness 

Ignominy 

Ignominious 






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IGNOMINIOUSLY 



127 



IMMATURE 



Ignominionsly. 

IgnoramnB 

Ignorance 

Ignorant-ly 

Ignore-ed 
Ifl(noilng| 

niae-al 
lUad ) 



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niapse } 
nlaqneate) 

niaqneable 

niaqueated 

niaqueating 
lUation \ 






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lUibend 

nilberaUty ^^^^r^ 



lUiberaUy r'l5^*£_ 
lUiciMy ^ /ir 

mteitaesB ^.a 

mimltable r'^rr ^ 
HUteracy r\tr(^ 
nilterate r^'rf ( ' 
niiterateneif^ rir {^ 



m-natared /^^'^^ 



m-naturedly/^r^rkkZ!! 
lUneM i^p 



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niogically r^^ X. 

niogicalness ri^L^ 

ni-starred 

lUnde-ed 

nindlng 

ninme-ed 

mamlng 

niamiuable 

niuminate 

lUuminated 

lUumtnaH 

Illuminating 

lUamlnation (^^n^ 

ninmlnatiTe 

niuminator ^ ^ 

Illumine i /-^ V* 
IllumineeJ H ^ ' <^. 

lUusion-ist iO« ^ 

niasiyely ^ 

IllusiYeness •^' |t 

lUnsory ^^d!! 

niuatrate-ed Z^L^ 

lUnstrating C^^ 



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Imagine-ed ^/ "^ 



Imaginer ) '\j ^ ^ 
Imagining^ ^- ^ ' ^' ^ 

Imbankment ^^srd^ 



Imbathe-ed "^ ^ 




Imbathing) 

ImbeoUei 
ImbeeUity) 

Imbed ) 

Imbibe-ed 

Imbibing ) 
Imbiblhoni 

Imbittor-ed 

Imborder ) ^'iy^'^'lirs 
ImboBomi 

Imbrieate-ed 



Imbrication 
Imbroglio 



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Imbrown-ed ^^a''^^ 
Imbrowning ^^1,^ 



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Illustration /^= ^ 

niuatratiye 

Illustrator 



lUustrious-ly /<^ ^T' 



m-wilb 

my t 

Image-ed 

Imagery I 
Imaging i 



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Imaginable 
Imaginary 
Imagination* jj^ 
Imaginative ' 4t; 



Imbrue-ed 
Imbruing 
Imbrute-ed 
Imbue-ed 

Imbuing 

Imitable j 
Imitobility! 

|Imitate-ed 

Imitative / '^. ^. 
Imitating! J}^, l 

Imitation 



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Imitator 

Immaculate 

Immaleable 

Immanence <^'Ji 

Immanency 

Immanent 
Immanity | ,^-< , 
Immanuel) *-x" 

Immaterial 
Immaterlalism^'^rr — V^^ 
Immaterialist *^v — >/^ 

Im material! ty^-v — v^ 

Immature <^->rw^ 



IMMATURED 



128 



iMFEACHMBNt 





^=^ 



Immatured ""y^ 
Immatarely 
ImmatureneBfl^ 
Immaturity < 
Immeasurable-y —^ — 
Immediate ^^>t| = ^ 
Immediately ^tvtv^ 
Immediateness 
ImmelodioTis 
Immemorial-ly 
ImmeDse-ly O; 
Immemrity ^^^^ — 
Immensurable ""^^^^ 
Immensarability ^"'^'^-^ 
Immensurate 

Immerse-ed 

Immersix) 
Immerv 

Immesh-ed ^""^ """"^ 

ImmeBhiBg "^^"^ 

Immethodical-1^ 

Immethodicalness 

Immigraat 

Immigrate-ed 

Immigrating 

Immigration 

Imminence 

Imminent 

Immiscible 



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ImmoderateneM 

Immodest ^ 

Immodestly 

Immodesty 

Immolatened 

Immolating 

Immolation 

Immolatot 

Immoral 

Immorality 

Immorally 

Immortal 

Immonality 

Immortalise 

ImmortaUsed 

Immortalizing 

Immortally 

Immovable-y 

Immovableness 



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Immiscibility ^=?W- 



Immission 
Immit-ted 

Immitigable 

Immittingj 
Immix \ 

Immobility 

Immoderate 

Immoderatiely 



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Immovability '' \ 

Immtinity 

Immure-ed-' 

Immuring 

Immusical 

Immutable-y 




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Immutableness 

Immutability <'\\ 
Imp-ed !• 
Impingi 

Impact-ed 
Impacting 

Impair-ed 

Impairer \ .-*;<vL 
Impairing) ^^Ip 

Impale^ed 
Impaling 

Impalement rtr{ 

Impalpable-y T^''\ — 




Impalpability ,r^^/^ 

Impanation ^^''? 

Impanel-ed 



Impaneling 
Imparadise 



nb^rg^. 



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Imparadised ^"S/i^ 




Imparity 

Impark-ed 

Imparking 

Impart-ed 

Imparter \ 
Imparting) j 

Impartial tr ^^^ 



<-;/' <-v^ 



ImpartiaUty -C^ 
Impartially ^T^^^''^ 
Impartible ^^-v^ 

ImpartibiUty <^^</^^ 

Impassable \ ^"V 
Impassible J — ^ — 

Impassableness ^^L 
Impassabllity ^\ 
Impassion '^ 



Impassionate ^\ 

Impassioned '^'^ 
Impassive — ja 
Impassiyeness- 
Impaste ^SL. 

Impastation hSL- 



Impasted ) ^ri 
,ImpMtln«f —^ 
Impatible 
Impatience; ^ 

Impatient-ly ^r^ /r\i^ 
Impatronise JTv^^"^ 

"impawn-ed * 1L_ 

Impawning 



Impeachable -^ 

Impeached \ ^^ .^-v» 
Impeacheri '* f ^ j 

Impeaching c^p. 

Impeachment ^— ^ 



IMPEARLBD 



129 



IMPOLITIC 



--Vf r-S/^ 




Impearl-ed 

Impearllng 

Impeccable 

Impeccability 

Impeccancy ^^^, 

Impecunloiu 

Impecunlosity. 

Impede-ed 1^1 C^^ 

Impeding 
Impediment 
Impeditiye 
ImpeMed ' 



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Impelling | 



Impen 
Impend-ed 2L- 



Impendence "^ Q 

Impendency '^ ^ 

Impendent i --^ *--^. 
Impending) -^ — ^"^ 

Imi>enetrable-y ^*^^-^ 
Impentrablenera **-^>:<v 
Impentrability.^=^^«a.-^ 
Impenitence ^^ -i 
Impenitency 
Impenitent 
Impenitently ^-^ 
Imperatiye 
Imperatiyely 
Imperceiyable .r— •^ 
Imperceptible-y . 



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ImperceptlblenesH r^ A, 

Imperceptibility.«!w^ 

Imperfect ''ZjfciiZjk. 



Imperfection ^^*V^^= A* 



Imperfectly ^f/g^. 
Imperforate C^Scl 



Imperforable ^^^^ 



Imperforation ^v^ 
Imperial . <= 



-^dL 



^z:* 



Imperialist 
Imperiality 
Imperially 
Imperil-e'd 
Imi>eriling 
ImpoTiooB-ly 



Imperionsneas. 



Imperishable — v^ 




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Impermeable 
Impermeability \^ 
Imperaonal-ly ^^*^ 
Impersonality ^^^. 
Impersonate —\gi — 
Impersonated Ja. 



Imi>ersonating V>. 



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ImpersonationZZVp. 

ImpersonificationV..^^ 

Imperspicnity \^ 
Impersplcuous JjL_^__ 

Impersuasible ]&« 

Impertinence — ^i^^^^' 
Impertinency 
Impertinent 
Impertinently 
Imperturbable. 
Imperturbability 
Imperturbation '^■"-'^^^ 
Imperyiable ^ "^"y 
Imperyious >t*^jt 




Imperyiously ^'^y^ 

Imperyiousnesst 

Impetigo 

Impetus I "*T-''^A 
Impetuous i ■"* o~ 

Impetuously ^^ 




mplausible . ^>a 

Implead-ed ^^- \,. 
impleader j^ 



21 



^^^ 



Impetuousness i£j 

Impetnoaity — 1^ 

Imphee \ "*"* 
Impiercei 

impiety 

mpinge-ed 

impinging 

[mpions-ly 

impiousness ^Oi 2 

:mplacable-y 

implacability 

mplant-ed ^^ ^~\ 

implanting ^^ 

implantation \ 



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impleading 

Implement ) ^^ — ^ 
ImpletionJ ^ff — \: 

implex 

implicate-ed 

mplicating 

implication 

implicatiye 

implicatiyely 

impllciMy ^^^^' 

implicitness I3ct 

implore-ed ^1 " 

Implumed 

implumous 

imply-ied 
impliedly ) 




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n poison i 

Impolicy) 

impolite-ly 

impoliteness 



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mpoUae-ly - i/l^^-y^ 



IMPONDERABLE 



130 



IMPUTABLE 



ImponderabIllty.^I2^^srr5 

Im porous ) .^.^r^^ 
Imporosityl '"^^ ^T<\ ^ 

Import-able ^ *7*-^- 
Importation <^y\ 
Imported-er 
Importing 

Importance ^'-v^*^ 
Important 



Importnnacy ^csS^^sn 

Importunate 

Importunately 

Imi>ortune-ed 

Importuning 




Importunity ^*^^^^ 



Impose-able ^ ^"TS^^ 

ImpoBed ) ..-i ^_^ 
ImpoBcr) * ^^i 

Imposing ^T^fcii^ 



Imposing-stone' 
Imposition f^TT 



Impossible '^^s/^ 
Impossibility '^'N^ 
Impost ^^> 



Imposthume M%C 



Imposthumate J^Srf- 



Imposthumatlon '^.j 
Impostor-ship '^ "^i 
Imposture "^ 



Impotence ) ^ '^ 
Impotency) —°', j 

Impotent-ly J "^^ 
Impound-ed -^ 
Impounding 



Impoverlsh-efxZliiil 



Impoverishing- 

Impoverishment ^^ 



Irapracticable-y '^ 



Impractlcablenera-A£ 
Impracticability ' ^^ 
Imprecate-ed "'''\;fAy^ 
Imprecating ""^\_ 
Imprecation 



Imprecatory '"^ ■ ^ 

Impreci slon | - '^\r^!^ 
Impregn i — <• — "^ — 

Impregnate _!\*a.u__ 
Impregnable-y-— 2=31.-^ 
Impregnated 
Impregnating' 
Impregnation 

Impre8crlptlble^-!j=;v- 
Impress-ed !_!Sa^Z5L_ 

Impressing "^\^4 

Impressible ^ 




Impressibility ^)k 
Impression ^""*\^ 



Impressionable vx 
Impresslve-ly -Zj^tlZ^ 
Impressiveness Jjk___ 

Impressment v^ 

Im-pTimaiuT V'^^-CT^ JL 
ImpHmiA \ ^"^^ ^ 

Imprint-ed ^^^, — A, 
Imprinting '"^\^ 



Imprfson-ed ^^^ ^^>^,^ 
Imprisoning ^^^ ^ 
Imprisonment 
Improbable-y \_^_1Z!L. 
ImprobabilltyJyL^___ 

Improbity '-—V 

Improficlence '-V^ 



Improficiency ^\r^^. 
Impromptu >^ 



Improper ^v> » ^^ 
Improperly """V^ 



Impropriate ""^^^ 
Impropriated ""^V 



Impropriation- 
Impropriator ^v>^ 
Impropriety "'^'^Vv 



Improve-able ^_J^ 



Improvablenenn!\lL^=^ 
Improved ""^^^ > 
Improver ^"^\^ 

Improvement ^'*\' 
Improvidence 
Improvident 
Improvldently. 
Improvlsate ^^^ 
Improvlsated ^"^*V^ 
Improvisation '^^ 
Im'proyiiwJUyrt ^^\^. 
ImnroviscUrice -"^^^^T^ 
Improvise-ed ^"^ ^""^^ 
Improvlser ^"A ^ 
Improvising ^^"^\> 
Imprudence "'^ 
Imprudent-ly l2^L_Z^ 

Impudence ^3 

Impudent-ly '^ (y 
Impudiclty ^T- 
Impugn-able ^ ^'\^-' 

Impugner j ^L/^i^ > 
Impugning < ^ '**^ 

Impulse . ^— y^w^ 
Impulsion! ^ ^ '^^ — 

Impulsive 
Impulsively 
Impunity ^"^^-^ 
Impure-ly ^-<- ^^- 

'"iS?uS1Jl-^^^ 

Impurple-ed ^ ^ 
Impule-able ^^ ^'^ 



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IMFUTABLSNSSS 



131 



INCENDIARISM 



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ImpatableaeM. 

Imputfttioii 

impntetlTe J^L. 

Impntatiyely 

Impated-er ^^ 

Impnttng SlaL 

Impotreflclble . 

In ^-^ r \ 

InablUty ^"^.^ 

Inaeceiiible-fT 




Inactirely 

loActlTity ..^-^^s^ 

Inadeqnaef ^~^ 
Iiuuleqaate 

Inadequately ^^'X/^ 

InadftqnateneBB 

InadmiBsible 2ll^ 




vl?^*r^ 



Inadmissibility ^"V^ 



InadTertence 

Inadrertency 

Inadfertent 

Inadyertently 

Inaffiable 

InaffabUity 

Inalienable-y 



Inalienableneia ^,< 




Inane >^^^ — 



Inanimate 

Inanition) 
Inanity \ 

Inappetence 
Inappeleney 
Inapplicable ■— ^ 



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InappUcabUity ^^ 
Inappllcation ^"^^^ 

nappoaite ^"^ 

nappreclable ^'"^^ 
Inapprehensible — \' a 
:nApproachabl6' IlL^ 

Inappropriate ^'"'^\y 

Inaptltade) 
Inarable | 

naroh-ed 

Inarching 

InarticuUte 
narticnlately ^"^^ 
narticolateneat ^^. 

Inarticalatlon ^\' 
nartilloial ' ^.^ 
naamneh t . 

nattentlon ^^o 




:nattentiYe-ly ^' ^^^^^ 
[nandible-y ^^ 



Inangaral ' 
Inaugurate-edt 



naogurating 
nanguration 
nauguratory 
nanspicious '"N 
inausplcionsly **^v_ 
Inanspiciousness t^^ 



Inborn! 
nbreathe-ed ^~^' ^-^' 

nbreathing '^=-^— 
nbred \ ^-^^ 
Inbreed( 



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Inca \ 
Ineage) 

Inoaged-ing 




[Incapacitating "^^""^ 
:noapacitation- 
Acarcerate 
:ncarcerated 
incarcerating 
ncaroeration 
Incarnate 
incarnated 
incarnating 
incarnation 
incamatiye 
incase-ed 
Incasing 
ncasement 
ncatenation 
ncautious 




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iucantiously Jiirtl2ll_ 
ncantiousness *lSZc>_ 
ncavation 

Incendiary ^"^1v^ 

Incendiarism 




INCBNSBD 



132 



INOONCBIVABLENESS 




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Incenie-ed ''^-'^^yM. 

Incensing 

Ineenfllon \ 
Incensiye) 

Incenttye 

Inception { 
Inceptive ( 

Incertitude 

Inceeianoy 

Incefsant-ly 

Incest-uoos 

Incestaondy 

Incettnonsness 



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Inch-meal ^ ^%/^ 

Inchoate X^~>-n ^->r* 
Inchoationj -**» 

Inchoatiye "IlZiL 

Incidence 2l3i 

Incident-al JllL 
Incidentally ^^jeL. 
Incinerate-ed siSLc^lAicdl 
Incinerating sJft V^^^ 

Incineration ^.^ V'^ 

Incipience 
Incipiency{ 



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Incipient-ly 

Inclrcumspec-f voX.-> 

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Incise-ed 

Incising { 
Incision) 

Inciaiye 



Incisor-y 

Incisure 

Incite \ 
IncitantI 

Incitation 

Incited { 
Inciter) 
Inciting 

Incitement 



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Incivility J^-^/l'-ii^ 
Incivismj >^ ^ ^T^ 

Inclasp-ed 
Inclemency 




Inclement 

Incline-able 

Inclination 

IncUnalory 

Inclined ( 
Incliner) 
Tn/»Hn<ng 

Indoister 

Inclose-ed 
Incloser 



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Inclosii , 
Inclosuref ^> oyj) 




Indoud) 

Include-ed 

Including ) 
Inclusion) 

Inclusiye-ly 

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prefixes, represented by 
n immediately before and 
sometimes united with 
the rest of the word.] 

Incog ^^^ 

Incogitant 

Incogitatiye 

Incoherence 

Incoherency 

Incoherent 

Incoherently 

Incombustible 

Incombustibleness 

Incombustibility, 

Income 




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Incoming ^^ 
Incommensurablel5f^r:!!k 



Incommensura-) 
-bUity \ ^ 

Incommensurate ^ 
Incotiimode 



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Incommoded 
Incommoding . 



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Incommodious _ 

Incommodiously 

Incommodiousnes 

Incommunieable-y 

Incoramuni-) ^- 
•cableness ( 

Incommnni-{ — ' 
-cability \ —; 

Incommunicatiye _ 
Incommutable 
Incommutabnity ZI^V- 



Incomparable-y \^ 



Inoomparableness V% 
Incompassionatc \j 

Inoompasaionately \.|^. 

Incompassionate-^^ 

-ness ) M^ 

Incompatible-y ^"\ ' 



Incompatibility ^^ 
Incom];>etence \. 

Incompetency N^ 

Incompetent . ^ '' 

Incompetently 

Incomplete 



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Incompleteness 
Incompletion . 

Incomplcx ^^ 

Incompliance ^'^^ 

Incomposite S^ 

Incomprehen-) "-^ 
-Sibley i — -\:^ 

Incomprehen-| " ^ 
-sibleness ) 

Incomprehen ' 
-sibillty 

Incomprehensiye . 
Incompressible *V 
Incompressibility ^^ 
Incomputable .^^V 
Inconcealable ^q\ 

Inconceiyable-y _ 

Inconceiyable- ) ' 
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INCONCLUSIVB 



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INCURVATION 



iBConclusiTe ~ 

Inconclusiyely 

Inconclaiiye'{ 
-ness \ 

Inoonoiuslble "^"^-^^ 

Inoondensable 

Incondite 

Incongenlal 

Ineongmence 

Incongment 

Incongroitf ^^^'^j] 
Incongnuras ""^^^ 
Inoongnioafilf 



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Inconsequence 
Inconsequent . 



v-OrO 



vJio 



Inconsequential _ 
Inconsiderable 



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Inconslderableness 'X — 
Inconsiderate — i- 



Inconslderately ^r 



Inconsiderate- { 

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Inoontideration Ju- 

Inconsistence — -JC 

Inconsistency — -Ji. 

Inoonsistent 



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Inconsistently ^^ 



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Inoonsolable-y. 

Inconsonance ^^«'' 

Inconsonancy 

Inconspicuoui 

Inconstancy J' 

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Inconstant-ly _sLL_ — A- 

Inconsumable 



Inconsummate 
Incontestable-y 
Incontignous ^^ y f 
Incontinence 




Ineontinency 
Ineo&tlnent 
Ineontinently . 
IncontroUable ^^]?\ 



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Incontroyertible-y — -^ 
Inconyenienoe ^'^^^ w 
Inconyenient "^-^^j 
Inconyeniently 
Inoonyersable 
Ineonyertible 



Ineonyertible-i 
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IneonyertibiUty ■— ^ 

Inconyincible-y ^^^^ 

Incorporate 

Incorporated 4s. 

Incorporating 



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IncoriMration 
Incorporeal ^"^x/ 
Incorporeally 
Incorporeity 
Incorrect 

Incorrectly KL 

Incorrectness \fO 

Incorrigible-y 
Incorrigibleness 
Incorrigibility 
Incorrupt 




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Increased ), 
Increasingi 

Increate-ed^ ^"f^ ' 

Incredible-y 

Incredlblenc 

Incredibility „ 

Incredulity --g^ 
Incredulous 




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Incorruptlblene8s^_2^ 
Incorruptibility ^"^"^ 
Incorruption 
Incorruptiye 
Incorruptness 
Incrassate-ed ^'"'' ^^ '* 
Incrassation ^"^ ^ 
Incrassatiye LL 



Incrust-ed 

Incrustation 2lflu 
Inonbate-tion 

Incubus h-^'"'::^"^*' — ^ 
Inculcate i — ^ ' 

Inculcated "^' * ' '• 

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Inculcation 

Inculpable 

Inculpate 

Inculpated 

Inculpating 

Inculpation 

Inculpatory 

Incumbent 

Incumbency 

Inour-rcd '»- 

Incurring ^'^^^^^^ 

Incurable-y ^,.^— V 

Incurablencss ,^c — ^? 

IncurabUity __s- r^ 

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Incursiye K-?^^ 

Incunrate 



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Incuryation '"-^^•^ 



INCUBVED 



134 



INDISCRIMINATE 



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Indiirt I 

Indebt-ed 

Indebtedness 

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Indecent-ly 
Indecidnoni 

Indecipherable ^l!^^ 

Indeciaion \ "^/V^ 
Indecisiyej '-^^' ^ 

Indeclslyenesft ^^ 
Indeclinable-7 ^ ^^ 
IndeooToai 1-7° ^ 



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Indecorous 
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Indeffttigable-y 
Indefatigableness 
Indefeasible \^ 

Indefeaslbility ^^ 

Indefectible Itil 

Indefectibility ^r^ 

Indefectiye 

Indefensible 

Indefensiye 

Indefinable 

Indefinite 

Indefinitely 

Indeflniteness 

Indehiscence 

Indehiscent 

Indeliberate 

Indelible-y 

IndelibiUty 

Indelicacy 

Indelicate 



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Indemnity 

Indemonstrable 

Indenisen i. 

Indenisened \' bv 

Indent-ation ^' Tj|' - 

Indented \ --i. w*y 
Indenting! p ' ^ Lx 

Indenture !:::!!:r±rril_ 

Indentured 

Indenturing 




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Independence 
Independency '^"'^^ 
Independent 



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Independently ^j^ 
Indescribable IIf^^ 

Indesert '^ ^ 

Indestructible^,- 4| 

Indestructi-i "-iS 
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Indetermtnablel-g ^"^ 



Indeterminate J 
Indeterminately- 



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Indetermination^ll^ 

Indeyotion 
Indeyout 



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Indezlcal 

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Indexterity 
Indiaman) 
Indian S 
India-rubber 

Indicant 

Indicate-ed 



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Indication) 

Indicatiye 

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Indicted 
IndlcterJillL- ""^^ 
Indicting "^"^ 



Indlction j "-jf^rM. 



Indicatiye 
Indictment ZUsl 

Indliference "1i^ 
Indifferency ^^"Ir^^ 
Indifferent "Tr^--^ 
IndiiEerentism ir^ 



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IndUferenHy '^-^ ^ 



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Indigence | 

Inaigrency) 
Indigenous! W 

Indigent j ^tDT 
Indigested 

Indigestible 

Indigestion 

Indignant 

Indignantly ^ 

Indignation " 

Indignity 

Indigo 

Indirect-ly 

Indirection 

Indiscernible T'x 




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Indiscerptible tr^ 



Indiscerptibillty'"'T^ 
Indisciplinable ^r, 
Indiscoyerable ^^j^r< 
Indiscreet-ly IUxZId^ 
Indiscretion ^«-P 



Indiscriminate 



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INDISCRIMINATELY 



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INELIQIBLES 



lDdUerimin-( 
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Indlscrlmina-i ^-i -^- -> 
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Indispeniutble-y 

lodispensftble- ^ 
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Indispo8e-«d 

Indisposednesi ^Ji 

Indisposing ^^^^ 
IndJspositioxi ^p 



Indispatoble-y-J!^ 
Indisputable-^ ^ 
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-nesa . ) -'^ 

Indl88oluble-y ^^ V 
Indl«w)luble-/ ^>» 

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•ness 



IndiMolubility if 

Indissolvable ^Tv^ 
Indistinct "ttiaJirt. 
Indi8tinction^"i=cLllt. 
Indistinctly ^"itdl^ 



Indi8tinctne8si>2^2li. 



Indlstinguishable'llUd;^ 

Indlte-ed ^^ *^ 

Inditer ) ^v '«— | 

Inditing! -^J^^ ' 

IndUement ^^ 

Individual 

Indiyidualism 



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iDdlTiduality ^^^^?^]"V 

Indi vidualiaa- /mJ^* 
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Individualize """^^ 



Indlvidnalized ^"^ 
Individnaliaing ^"^^^ 
Individually ^"V/^^ 
Individuate ^^ 
Individuated S^ ^. 
Individuation 
Indlvisible-y v^ 



Indlyislbleness ^W^ 
Indivisibility ^ 



Indocible <^ 

Indoclbleness ^JT 

IndocibUity ^" 

Indocile J "-V^- --rKI 
indooilityl 7^;:^ — *-^ 

Indoctrinate 
Indoctrinated 



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Indoci 

Indolence \ ^"^ ^^1^ 
Indolencyl [ ' ' . " ^ -^ 

Indolent-ly 



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Indomitable ^"^ 



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In-door 
Indorsable 

Indorse-ed 

Indorsee ( 
Indorserj 

Indorsing 
ndorsement 

ndorsor 

ndrawn > 
Indubious) 

[ndubitable-y 

:nduce-ed 

'ndncer 

inducement 

nducible ) 
Inducing) 

nduct-ed 

nductile | 
Inducting) 

nduction 
nductlonal 
^nductlye ^"1-^ 
inductively ^~14 ^ 

inductor ^""^^ 

ndue-ed > ^-H v_^ >^-ii 
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ndulge-ed'i^Z^I^i:! 




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indulgence 
indulgency 
ndulgent ':1^f *y 



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Indulgently ^"^ ^ 



Indnrmtt-ad — [^ ^V 



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Indurating 

Indnratlon 

Industry 

Industrial 

Industrious 

Industriously ^H- 

IndweU-t IkJ^JUL 

IndweUer ^/^ 

Indwelling 

Inebriant 

Inebrlate-ed 



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Inebriating 

Inebriatloni "-^ ^-^ 

Inebrle^t — T^ — —], 

Inedited ^j 



Ineffable-y ^""^ 
Inefliiibleness 



Ineflfkbillty '^^"V;^ 

Ineffkceable ^V 

Ineffective ^"^ ..-n 

Ineffectual ^^ r-r/ 



Ineffectually ""^^^-r^;^ 



Incffectualness^TS:—^^ 
Ineffervescent 
Incffervesclble. 
Inefficacy 




Inefficacious 

Inefficacious- J 
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Inefficiency """^ Vv^ 
Inefficient ^iLZL^ZL.:/ 
Inelastic -y" 



Inelegance )"^ ^^ 
Inelegancy) 7P ^ 



Inelegant-ly ^ ^^ 
Ineligible ^^ 



INELIGIBILITY 



ISO- 



INFLAMMATION 



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IneliyibiUtr 
Inept-itade 
Inequality ^ 

Inequltoble """^^ 

Inert ) 

InertU) 
Inertly ) 

Inertneasi 

Inestimable-y ^^^\ 
Inevitable-y 



Ineyitableneu ^"^ 

Inexact '^~" . 

Inexcitable ^""^^ 

Inexeusable-y v^ ' ° ^-^ - 
Inezcutablenets2M±:?z&— 
Inexertion ^^^^"^ — 
luexhausted 
Inexbaostible 



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Inexhanstlbleneu 

Inexlstence h^ s.545 
Inexlstentj ° '^ 

Inexorable-y ^^t-^"^"9\ _ 



Inexorability 
Inezpedience ^^ \^ 
Inexpediency ^"^"^i 



Inexpedient^ |j t "^ 
Inexpensive'^'^ZS^l-^^ 

Inexperienced q^" ft 



Inexpert 
Inexpiable-y ^"^"^ 
Inexplicable-y 




Inezplicableneas 
InexplicfibUity 
InexpUcit ^"^"^ 
Inexplorable ^>\ 

Inexpreaiible-y^I^L^L^ 



InezpreMive "^ ^ \ 
Inexpugnable^ ^"^ 



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Inextlnct 

nextingniab 
-able 

nextirpable 

nextricable-y 

:neye 

nfalUble-y 

nfaUibleneas ^^V% 

nfalUbUity 

'niamy 

nfamoufl 

nfamoualy 

infancy \ 
Infant) 



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nfanticide 

[nfantils 

infantine \ 
Infantry i 

inlatuate-ed 
nfatuating 
nfatuation 
infeaslble 
InfeasiblUty 

infect-ed ^"tS—illkd 

nfecter )^^ 
Infecting j 

infection 

infectious ^"^^"rj 

Infectiously ^^>-~Tr 

infectiousne88^j2=» 

Infective ""^ 
infecund 
infecundlty 
Infelicitous 
InfeUcity 

Infer-rable 

Inferred \ 
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Inference 
Inferential 




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inferior 

inferiority 

nfemal-ly 

inferrible 

nfertile ( 
Infertility) 

infest-ation 

infested ) 
Inf ester) 

nfesting 
Infe^tiyo ) 
InfestiYity) 

ufendation 
nflbulation 
nlidel 

infidelity 

nfilter ) 
Infiltrate) 

infiltrated 

nfiltrating 

infiltration 

nflnite 

infinitely 



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nflniteness 

Infinitesimal 

inflnitiye 

nfinitude 
iiflnlty \ 
lutirin) 

nfirmary 

nfirmity 

nfirmness 
Infix-ed 

infixing 

nflame-cd 

inflamer 

inflaming 

inflammable N^-fc 

nflammablenesf ^"^^r-^ 

nflammability 
inflammation _ 




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INFLAMMATORY 



137 



INHESION 



Inflammatory ^\ ^y^' 




Inflate-ed '^~<;^^\ 

Inflating | 
Inflation) 

Inflect-ed 

Inflection' 

Inflectional 

Inflective 

Inflexible-y 

Inflexlbleness 

Inflexibility 

Inflexion 

Inflict-ed 

Inflicter / 
Infliction! 

Infllctiye 
Inflorescence ^C^-f^^ 
Influence A:^v o 

Influenced ^^^ v^ 
Influencing 

Inflnential-ly^^Jr 

Influenxaj 
Influx I 

Infold-ed 

Infolding 

Inloliate 

Inform 

Informed 

Informer 

Informing 

Informal 

Informally 

Informality 

Informant 

Information 

Infraction 

Infractor 

Infrangible 

Infreqnence 




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"-^ c^ 



"-^--v 



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Infrequency 

Infrequent-ly '''^■^ 

Infringe-ed 

Infringement 

Infringer 

Infundibular 

Infundibulate 

Infuriate-ed 

Infuriating 

Infuscate J^-^iiui^V-) 
Infuscation) — ' — ^^"^ 

Infuse-ed ^'^'"-t^* 

Infusing ) 
Itifusible) 

Infusibility 

Infusion > 
Infusivei 

Infusoria 




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Ingathering 
Ingelable 
Ingemination ^^P^ 

Ingenerable ""gf. 

Ingenerate-ed ^~* ^^ 



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Ingenerating "j^^^ 
Ingeniously "^"/^ 
Ingenlousness 2^ 
Ingenuity ""^ 
Ingenuoug-iy T^ "^ 

Ingenuousnr— 

Ingestion) 
Ingle S 

Inglorious > 

Ingloriously' 

Ingot 

Ingraft-ed 

Ingrafting 

Ingraftment 

Ingrain -ed 

Ingraining> 
Ingrate S 

Ingratiate 




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Ingratiated 

Ingratiating 

Ingratitude 

Ingredient 

Ingress-sion 

Inguinal 

Ingulf -ed 

Ingulfing 

Ingurgitate 

Inhabit-ed'-V^ 

Inhabiter ^-V^ 

Inhabiting ^-ti^^l^L^ZX. 

Inhabitable-^-v/^=^ 

Inhabitance *M^;^. 

Inhabitancy ^-a/\ 

Inhabitant "•- '^^'^ 

Inhabitation >»-n^, 
Ii!habitative-» ^^ 




Inhale-ation 



Inhaled-er 

Inhaling 

Inharmony 

Inharmonic 

Inharmonical 




Inharmonious 
Inhcre-ed ^-—y. 
Inherence 
Inherency 
Inherent 




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Inherently 

Inhering I s.^^. ^' 

luheritt ^=^^^\ — -^ 

Inherltable-y 

Inheritance ^--uiLl. 



Inheriting \ ^^..^^O. 

Inheritor) — r— 

Inheritrix 
Inhesion 



INHIBITED 



138 



INQUIRABiiE 





InhlMt-ed ^^^^/t 
Inhibiting ) 
Inhibitioni 
Inhibitory 

Inhospitable-y .,_,^^^ 

Inhospitableness ^_^A 

Inhospitality .^^^^^ 

Inhuman-ity 

Inhumanly 

Inhumate-tion. 

Inhume-ed 

Inhuming 

Inimical -ly 

Inimltable-y ^-»^^ — S- 

Inlmttableness"^-^"^ 

Inimitability 

Iniquity 

Iniquitous 

Iniquitously 

InitiaMy 

Initiate-ed 

Initiating 

Initiation ) 
. Initiative) 
Initiatory 

Inject-ed 

Injecting 

Injection ) 
injectorj 

Injudicious 

Injudiciously 

Injudicious-^ 
•ness ( 

Injunction 

Injure-y 

Injured-er 

Injuring 

Injurious-ly 

Injuriousness ^~^^ , 

Injustice ^\' li . 




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nking k 
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nkhorn 
InkUng 
:nkstand 
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hlacing 

nlagation 

nland \ ^-n^ .f< 

Inlander! ^- ^ ■ ^ - ^. ^- A 
hlay / 

Inlaid t 
nlaver 

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Inlyt ^ 
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Inmostt 
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innately 

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nnermost 

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!nnovate-ed 
innovating 

innovation 

innovator \ _ 
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Innumerable-y ^^^ 

Innumerable- j .^..^^ 
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Innumerabllity ''-^^ 

Innutrition ^--^^ 

Innutritions 

Innutri^ive. 

Inobservance 

Inobservant 

Inoculate-ed 

Inoculating 

Inoculation 

Inoculator \t'<~t^T\\J^ 
Inodorous) -^^ — '*^-— 

Inoffensive 
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InoflbnsivenesslL^ 
Inofficial-ly ^^^>/ 
Inofficious \^ y^ 

Inoperative i^ 

Inopportune ^"^/^^ 
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Inoppulent j^-^/i^'^-^*-^ 
Inordinacy) tt 

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Inordinateness 
Inorganic • _ 
Inorganical 



Inorganized ^"^ • 



Inosculate-ed t^iiliOi 
Inosculating ' ^•^*-^ 

Inosculation ' : 

Inquest 

Inquietude 

Inquire- eA^-^C^ij^^rL-^L 

Inquirer 

Inquiring-y 

Inquirable ' — f,. r\ 



INQUISITION 



139 



INSTANCED 



Ii&quititioii 
Inqaiaitioiial 
InquisitiYe "^ [P 
InqulsitiTely 




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IiiqaiMitiyeneM'~!lq±: — 
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Insalnbrily dCj 



Insanable 

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Insanity) 

Insatiable-y 



Insatlableneu 



Insatiate | 



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Insattetyi -^ 

Insatoiable V^^ — 



Inscribe 

Inscribed 

Inscriber 

Inscribing 

Inacription 

Inscriptiye 

InseroU 




Inscmtable-y ^\ 



Insemtablenen ~^ 



InscnitabiUty 

Inseam i 
InsecaUe) 

Isseet-ile '^^^ ^^ 
Insection -"~^*^ 



InseetlTora f\^ 

InsectiToroiu ^ Vup 

Inieeare-ly 

Uuecority i ^^si 
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Insensible-y 
InsensibiUty "-^^ 
Insentient ^-^v. 



Inseparable-y ^^ 



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Inseparableness 
Inseparability-^ 
Inserted si>^v<y^ 




Inside 



Insidions-ly ThT ^Tt 
Insidionsness ^Jsifi. 



Inslgbt I 
' • lial 

-cance 



Insignii 
Insigmfl- 




Insignifl-i 
-cancy ' 

Insignificant 

Insignificantly 

Insincere 

Insincerely 

Insincerity 

Insinuate 

Insinuated 

Insinuating 

Insinuation ^^-^^-y^ 

Insinuatiye 

Insinuator 

Insipid-ity 

Insipidly 



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Insipidness }--^ ^ H^ 
InsipiencyJ -^:-^^ f 

Insist-ed ^ ^' 

Insistent J ^p ^ 
Insisting! —' J— 

Insltion 



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Insnarer f^JL-5v-.-A».,fv 
Insnarlng) .- I ^\ 

Insobriety l^^ ^ 

Insociable "^^^^^ . 



Insolate-ed ^ ^V^' 
Insolating -i^^l^- 
Insolation c£l 



Insolence ) >^ A^ 
Insolent! ^^^ 

Insolently 



Insolubflity ^^ 
Insolyia>le *^<^\r 



Insolyency V^Vft 



Insolyent i^^^^^^ 
Insomnlous J ^ . ^ >r 

Insomuch T)^ 



Inspect-ed >-i- >-^ 

Inspecting ^v-- 

Inspection NnJ- VjL 

Inspector 3==^l o_ 

Inspectorate Tfi 

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Inspectorship ^ 

Insphere-^d ^^ />> 
Inspire \.r / 



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Inspirer ' ) \< \, 
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Inspirable 

Inspiration Ji^ 



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Inspissate I^^ 



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Instable ) Hf. M^- 



InstabiUty)^ _ 
Install-ed ^^' ^', 
Tpfftftlling r"^"^ 

InstalUtion Y^ 
Installment |^ X^. 
Instance-ed -3!_H_ 



INSTANCINO 



140 



INTBNDBD 






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Instant { 

Instantantltf 

InstantaneouA 

Instantaneoutly x-^^ 
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Instanter 

Instantly 

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Instated-ing 
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Instead 

Insteep i 
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Instigate-ed 

Instigation 

Instigator 

Instill-ed 

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InstiUatlon 

Iui«t111atori 
InstiUer! 

lustillment 
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lustituUve f HI 
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Intercalar 

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interlarding 

interlay l 
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interleaf 
interleaye 
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interleaving 
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interlining 
interlineal ^^—^ 
nterlinear 
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interlink 

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interlinking ' 
interlocation 
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interlocution ^^ ^1, 
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Interminable-y t^i ^ 
Interminate ^'k^^.i 
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Intermission ^^-^ 

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ntermundane! 

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ntemal-ly 

internatioi 

ntemecine 

ntemeciye 

nternuncio ^^ — "^Y 

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nterpellation 

nterplead-ed 

nterpleader 

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interpolator 

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interposer ^^ — V 

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interpret-ed 

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interrogate ^ 

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nterrogative 

interrogatively 

interrogator 

nterrogatory 

intermpt-ed'^ 

interrupter 

nterrupting 
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ntersoribe 

interscribcd 

intersecant 
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intersection 

interspace 

ntersperse 

nterspersed 

interspersion 

interstellar 

nterstellary 

nterstice 

interstitial 

ntertexture 

ntertropical 

ntertwine 

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Intestable 

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Intestate 

Intestine 

Intestinal 

InthraU-ed 

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Intbrone-ed 

Intimacy 

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InyaluabUlty ^-C^ — 

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nvertebrate 

nvertebrated 

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investigate 

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Irremovable-y. 

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Logician 

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Loudness I 
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Mopsey) 

Moraine 
Moral \ 
MwoXtS 
Morally 

Moralist 
MoraUty 

Morsliie-ed '•T!^ 
Moraliser 

Moralizing 

Morallzation ^^^ 

Morassy 

Moravian 

Morbid-ly 

Morbidness 

Morblfic- 

Morebosei ,^.^y>^^-.y\^ 

Mordacious 'p^^l^^ — 




Mprdacityj . ^ ,^' 




Morisco 

MorlBk )^ 
Morlingj ^ 

Mormon 



Mormonism 
Mormonite 
Mom-ing ^ 



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Moss-rose 
Mo8t-ly 

Mostic-k Jv 

Morning-glory <^=s^__IL_ Mot-^:^ mote 



Morning-star "^-^/Mr 

Morocco fvC^ 

Morose-ly 



Moroseness 



Morphology py^^^^. 



Morrice | 
Morrow) 

Morse ( 
Morsel) 

Mort-al 

Mortality 
Mortally * 
Mortar 
Mortgage 
Mortgagee 






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Mortgager / '^^'^-^ - <^ 
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Mortgaged '^"^g ^'^ 

Mortgsging '^^'^^ 

Mortify-ied ^4 -T^V 
Mortifler 

Mortifying _ 

Mortiferous 'p^^ 

Mortification <-v\^j 

Mortise-ed ^^^^^^r^l. 

Mortising fVlci 
Mortmain 
Mortuary 

Mosaic-al 

Moslem |^ 
Mosque)*^ 

Mosquito 
Moss-ed 




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Mossy ( '^~\ 
Mossing) ~^ 

Mossiness 



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Motet . . _ ^- 



Moth-y n '^, 

Mothler / T^ <-> 
Mothlest) '^ ^ 



MOTH-EATEN 



176 



MULTIFORMITY 




Moth-eaten 

Mother-y 

Motherly 

Motherless 

Motherhood 

Mother-in-law 

Motherland 

Mother-of-pearl 

Mother-tongue. 

Mother-water 

Mother-wit 

Motherwort 

Motile 

Motlon-ed 

Motioning 

Motionless 

Motive-ity 

Motley 

Motor-y '' 

Mottle-ed 

Mottling^ 
Motto \ 

Mould, (see Mold.) orA 




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Mound-ed 

Mounding 

Mount-ed 

Mounting 

Mountable 

Mountain 

Mountaineer 

Mountainous 

Mountebank 

Moum-ed < 



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Mournful-ly <=!^_£!^y=i 
Mournfulness *^'\/^^ - 
Mouse-ed .— -, — _— ,_ 









Mouser / 
Mousing) 

Mousehole 
Mousetrap 
Jfou«tocA« 

Mouth-ed -^ -^ 

Mouthing J r— > -— > 
Mouthfiili »(^ \tC 

Mouthpiece "^ 

Move-ed ^ ^V^'"'\ 

Mover | 
Moving i 

Movable-y 



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Movement 

Mow-ed 

Mown \ 
Mower) 

Mowing 

Moxa 

Mr. 

Mrs. 

Much ) 
M)iicidi 

Mucilage 

Mucilaginous ^-jf^ 

Mucilaginous- 
-ness 

Muciparous 
Muck-iness ^ 
Muck-worm 
Mucous-ness 
Mucronate 

Mucronated 

Mucus I 
Muculent 

Mud-dy 

Muddied 

Muddler 1 
Muddiest ) 
Muddying 

Muddily 

Muddiness 

Muddle-ed 




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Mud-sill 
Mud-wall 
Muflr-in 

Muffle-ed 

Muffler ) 
Muffling) 

Mufii 

Mug-gy 

Muggier • \ , 
Muggiest) - 

Mulatto 

Mulberry 

Mulch-ed 

Mulching 

Mulct-ed 

Mulcting 

Mule-ish 

Muleteer 

Mule-spinner ^^^^^^ 

Muliebrity "-^^ 

Mull-ed ^-V" W- 



MuUingj 
Mullein j 
Mullet 



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Mulligrubs 
Mullion 

Multangular <z:iXH 
Multangularly^ 
lifulticavous ^—^^^^-L. 
Multidentate 



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Multifarious -c-^^*-^ 



Multifariously -^"^1^^ 



Multifariousness ^-^^»-:^ 
Multifld fA^- 



Multiflorous ^-^t,^^ 

Multifold 

Multiform 



Multiformity - — ^' 



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MULTILATERAL 



177 



M.USTINESS 



MultUateral ^-^/^ 
Multilineal 
Multilocular 
Multiloquence j. 
Multiloquent 
Multiloquous 
Multiparous ^""^O^ 
Multipartite 




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Multiple) 

Multiply 
Multiplied 
Multiplying 
MulUpliable 
Multiplicable ^^X...^, 
Multiplicand ^X^ 
Multlplicate ^^ 



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Multiplication ^ p — 

Multiplicative ^^^\,- 

Multiplicator ^"\_^ 

Multiplicity ^^^ — 

Multitude *^^ " ^ 

Multitudinary Q" 

Multitudinous 

Multivalue >— -^ 

Multivalvular 

Multocular 

Mum-ble *" 
Mumbled 



Mumb'eri 
Mumbling 

Mumm-ed 

Mummer ) 
Mummery i 

Mummy ) 
Mummlngi 

Mummify 
Mummified 
Mummifying 
Mummincation 

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Mummlform '^''^\r^ 
Mump-ed 'T^ 



Mumper ^^^^"^ 

Mumping | ..-^A, -^^ 
Mumpish) z^ 

Mumps ^"""''^ 

Munch-ed ^^Ty '"~^^ 

Muncher 



Munching ) ^~^V^ 'm?- 
Mundane! -~^ — ^ 

Mundificatlon C-p 

Mundlficatlve 

Mungo 

Municipal 

Municipality 

Munificence 

Munificent 

Munificently 

Muniment 




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Munition 

Munjeet^ 
Mural \ 

Murder 

Murdered 

Murderer 

Murderess 

Murdering 

Murderous 

Murderously 

Murlate-ed 

Muriatic t 
Murine i 

Murky-ler 

Murkiest 

Murmur 

Murmured 

Murmurer 

Murmuring 



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Murmuringly ^^~^/ . 



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Murrain \ 
Murrhinei 

Murza 

Muscadel 

Muscadine 

Muscle 

Muscovado 

Muscovy 

Muscular 

Muscularity 

Musculous 

Museed 

Muser / 
M using ( 

Muset j 
Museum i 

Mush -room 

Muslc-al 

Musically 

Musicalness 

Musician 

Musk-y 

Musklness 

Musk-deer 

Musket-eer 

Musketoon 

Musketry 

Musk-melon 

Musk-ox 



Musk-rat '"^ — . 

Muslin l<i^^lls-7 

Musquash r — ^5^ 

Musqulto 




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Muss-el ^q 

Mussulman 

Mussulmanish "T* ^ 

Must-y c:j2 Ij^r- 

Mustier | 
Mustiest) 

Mustiness 



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MUSTACHE 



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NARROW-MINDED 



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Mustard { 

Musteet 

Mu8ter-ed 

Mustering 

Muster-roll 

Mutable 

Mutableness 

MutabUity } 
Mutation! 

Mute-ly 

Muteness 

Mutilate-ed 

MutUating 

Mutilation j 

Mutilator 

Mutiny-led 

Mutinying 

Mutineer 

Mutinous 

Mutinously 

Mutinousness 

Mutter-ed 

Mutterer 

Muttering rT>. 

Mutton-chop 123 — 13_ 
Mutual-ly J^I ^ 



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Muzzle-ed ^TJ^ <rr 



Muzzle-ed 
Muzzling 
My ... . 
Myalgia - 

Mynheer \>^ , 



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Myology 
Myope-y 
Myriad 
Myrigram 



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MyriaUter 
Myrlameter 

Myriorama ^r^^'^^ . 

Myrmidon ^^^' a- . 

Myrobalan r-v^^'S/^ 

Myrrh f -^ ..-^* 

Myrrhinel ^^ 

Myrtiform f'^hAr 

Myrtle --^ 

Myself W^- ""^ 

Mystagogue J' 

Mystery _2lk! 

Mysterious 'V^ 

Mysteriously 'V^ 



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Mysteriousness V^ 

Mystic-al-ly ^^"^ 

Mysticalness 

Mysticism 

Mystification 

Mystify-ied 

Mystifying 

Myth-ic 

Mythical-ly 



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7- 7-. 



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Mythographer \! . — 

Mythology 1J7, 

Mythologic 

Mythological 

Mythologist 

Mythologize 



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Nabbing) 
Nabob) 

Nacarat) 
Nacre ( 

Nacreous 

Nadir { 
Naevud) 



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Nail-ed 

NaUer-y 

Nailing 

Natve I 
Naivete) 

Naked-ly 
Nakedness 



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Namby-pamby ^"y*^^^ 



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Name-able 

Named ) 
Naming) 

Nameless 

Namely 

Namesake 

Nankeen 

Nap-ped 

Naphtha 

Napkin 

Napless ) 
Nappy) 

Nappiness 
Narcissus 
Narcotic-al 

Narcotlcnesa ^^*~Uv 

Nareotine ^^--Tn,**^, 
NarcotUe\ "^ ^ 

Narcotised ^-^v 
Narcotizing ^''Hi^ ~ 
Nard-iwc 

Narrate-ed 

Narrating ( 
Narration) 

Narrative-ly 
Narrator 
Narrow-ed 
Narrower 



Narrowest 

Narrowing ) 
Narrowly) 

Narrow-minded i 



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Narrows } >->^ «J^ 
Narwhal) 

Nasal-ity 

Nascent 

Nasturtium 

Nasty-ler 

Nastiest \ 

NastUyt 

Nastiness 

Natal ) 
Natanti 

Natatory 

Natatorial 

Nation-al 

Nationalism 

Nationality 

Nationalize 

Nationalized 

Nationalizing 

Nationally 

Nationalness 

Native-ly 

Natlyeness 

Nativity 
Natron 

Natty 

Nature 

Natural 

Naturally 

Naturalism 

Naturalist 

Naturalize 

Naturalized 

Naturalizing 

Naturalization 

Naturalness 

Naught-y 

Naughtier 

Naughtiest 



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NaughUly 
Naughtluess 
Nausea 
Nauseate-ed 

Nauseating 

Nauseationj 
Nauseous i 

Nauseously 
Nauseousness 

Nautical 

Nautilus { 
Nfival I 

Nave-el 
Navew 
Navicular 

Navigate-ed * 

Navigating 
Navigation 

Navigator 

Navigable-y 

Navigableness 

Navigability 

Navvy { 

Navyt 

Nay 

Nazarene \ 
Nazarite^ 

Neap 
Neapolitan 

Near-ed 

Nearer \ 
Nearest) 

Nearing 

Nearly \ 
Nearness) 

Nearsighted 

Neat-er 

Neatest \ 
Neatly) 

Neatness 
Neat-herd 
Neb-ula • 
Nebular 
Nebulosity 



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Necessary 
Necessarian 
Necessarily 
Necessariness SP^^^''^ 

Necessitate '* 

Necessitated 

Necessitating 

Necessitarian 

Necessity 

Necessitous 

Necessitously 



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Necessitousness fr^g 

Neck. . . . '--^^ 
Neck-doth ^~T^ 

Neckerchief """^ 

Necklace 
Neck-tie 



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Necrology 

Necrologic 

Necrological 

Necrologist 

Necromancy 

Necromancer 

Necromantic 

Necromanti-; 
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Necrophagous 

Necropolis "~'*^^' 

Necrosis ^"^^ 

Nectar-eal "-^^'-^^ 



Nectatean 

Nectareous 

Nectarial 

Nectarine 

Nectarous 

Nectary 

Need-ed 



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NEEDER 



180 



NIBBLEU 



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n;- -^ 



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Needer ) 
Needing) 

Needful-ly 
Needfulness 

Needy-ier 

Neediest / 

Needllyt 

Neediness 



Needle-ful 

Needle-gun 

Needle-woman 

NeedlesB-ly "1<°^^J^ 

Needlessness 

Ne'er 



^S^ 



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4W 



J^L^ 



JrD- 



Nefarious 

Nefariously 

Neeatiou i 
Negative 

Negatived 

Negativing 

Negatively 

Neglect 

Neglected 

Neglecter 



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Neglectful-iyil^^k:::^ 

Negligee '-^. 

Negligence ^tij^E-bris- 

Negligent 

Negligently 

Negotiate-ed 

Negotiating 

Negotiable 

NegotiabiUty 

Negotiation 

Negotiator 

Negro-ress 

Negus 

Neigh -ed 




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Neighing 

Neighbor-ed V\ ^^ 

Neighboring ^"^ 

Neighborhood. 

Neighborly 

Neither 

Neology 

Neological 

Neologism 

Neologist 

Neologistic 



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Neologistical -^j/Ty 
Neophyte ^ 



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Neoplasia 
Neoteric 

Neoterical 

Nepenthe ) 
Nephew! 

Nephralgia 

Nephritic 

Nephritical 

Nepotism ) ""V ^^ 
Nepotist! ^j^ l^ 

Neptune ^^ 

Neptunian 

Neptunist 

Nerve-ed 

Nervine | 
Nerving i 

Nervation 



Nerveless 
Nervous-ly 



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Nervousness ^^■^-^j^^p 



Nescience 

Nest-egg 

Nestle-ed 

Nestling 

Nestorian 

Net-ted 



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Neuralgiai S^^t^^. 



Netting > 
Nether I 

Nethermost 

Nettle-ed 

Nettler | 
Nettllngt 

Nettle-rash 

Net-work 
Neural 



Neurology 

Neuropter 

Neuropteral 

Neurotic 

Neurotomy 

Neuter 

Neutral-ly 

Neutrality 

Neutralize 

Neutralized 

Neutralizer 

Neutralizing 




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Neutralization_5_^,,^ 

Never 

Nevertheless 

New-er 

Newest 
Newish ) 



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Newness 

New-fangled . 

New-fash ione*d. 

New-mede 

Newsmonger 

Newspaper 

Newel ; 
Newti 

Next 

Nib-ble 

Nibbled \ 
Nibblert 







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181 



NOISILY 



NibbUng 

Nice-ly 

Nicer \ 

Nicest} 
Nicenessf 

Nicety t 
Nicene ) 

Niche i 

Nick-ed 

Nicking) 
Nickel) 

Nickeliferous 
Nicknack 
Nickname 
Nicknamed 

Nicknaming 

Nicotian ) 
Nictate! 

Nictation 

Nictitate 

Nictitation 

Nidamental 

Nidificate 

Nidificated 

Nidificating 

Nidification 

Nidulate ) 
NidulatedJ 

Nidulating 

Nidulation 

Nidus i 
Niece! 

Niggard-ish 

Niggardly 

Niggardliness 

Nigger 

Nigh-er 

Nlghest 

Night-ly 

Night-cap 

Night-fall \ 

Night-fire! 

Night-gown 

Night-hawk 



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Nightingale 

Nightmare 

Nightshade) 
Nightsoil i 

Night-walker 
Night-walking 5X=^ 
Night-watch ^ 
Nigrescent JnfZZ 
Nigrification 

Nihilism 

Nihility 
Nill 

Nillometer 

Nillotic 

Nlmble-y-er:^ 

Nimblest 

Nimbleness 

Nimbus 

Nincompoop 

Nine-fold 

Nine-holes 

Ninepence 

Nine-pins 

Nineteen 

Nineteenth 

Ninety 

Ninetieth 

Ninny 

Ninth-ly 

Nip-ped 

Nipper-s 

Nisan) 
Ni8i\ 

Nit-ty 

Nitency 

Niter ) 

Nitidi 
Nitrate i 

Nitric! 

Nitrify-ied 




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Nitrogen ^ tr 

Nitrogenize _ZlZifi_ 

Nitrogenized ^"»^"^ 

Nitrogenizing ^''Z.-a^ . 
Nitrogenous """^s^P 



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Nitro-muriatic *' h^^ 

Nitrous) Vl- VI. 

Nitry \ ^^ ^ ^ 

Niveous V 

No—is-di noes ^i=^ 



Noachian 
Noble-y-er 



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Noblest \ 'TV '"TV ' 
Nobleman! — * — ^''^^^ 

Nobleness 



NobiUty 
Nobless-e 







Nobody 

Nocake 
NocentI 

Noctambulist ^ t^-> 
Noctivagant ' vr9 
Noctograph 
Nocturn 
Nocturnal 






Nod-ded 

Nodder ( 
Nodding! 



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Noddle 

Noddy I 

Node! 
Nodose I 

Nodosity i 

Nodular 

Nodule 

Nog-gin 

Nogging 

Noise-ed 

Noisily 



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NOISINESS 



182 



NOSOLOGICAL 



NoithiftM 

Noisy-ier ) V) V*^ VI 
NoiBlestj -^"-^ ^ 

Noisiog 
Noiseless 
Noisome 
Noisoxnely 



Noisomeness 

Notltlon \ >^w^ 
Nomad-e{ ^^ • — H 

Nomadle — C^Q , 



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Nomadism ^"^"1 ^ 

Nombles ^""^ 

Nombrili^ — ^X/" , ^ 

Nome i^- ^ T^ 

Nomenclator ' ^^^-^i .^ 

Nomenclature*! 

Nominal 

Nominalism 

Nominalist 

Nominally 

Nominate 

Nominated 

Nominating 

Nomination 

Nominative 

Nominator 

Nominee 

Nomography 

Nonage 

Nonagenarian 

Nonagesimal 

Nonagon 

Nonattendance lUl 

Nonce ^"^ 

Nonchalance "^""^^ 
Nonchalant ^""^^ 




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Noncommissioned _ i 
Noncommittal ^^^ 



Noncompliance . 

Nonoompotl 

Nonconcur 



Noneoncurrence. 
Nonconductor 
Nonconformist ^^ ^^ 

Nonconformity ^**^ 

Noncontent ^^^J- 

Nondescript ^""^| 

None _ > ^^2 

Nonentity ^■^~^^ 

Nones s^ 

Nonessential ^ J ^ 

Nonesuch ^-^ 

Nonexistence ^■^d 

Nonexistent ^-^ 



Nonfulfillment ^^^^ 

NoniUion tr^ 

Nonnaturals ^— ^^>r^?-<^ 
Nonobseryance ^"^^ff^^? 
Nonpareil 
Nonpayment 



NonperformanceVj^ 



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Nonplus 
Nonplussed 
Nonplussing 
Non-pros 
Non-prossed 
Nonresidence ^-^' 
Nonresident ^"^' 
Nonresistance ^-^^ 
Nonreslstant ^-^^ 
Nonsense 2l2^i?±?__ 

Nonsensi-j v-^v-o^^-e— 

-cal-ly S 

Nonsensi-j «. ^ «» -^ ^r, 

-calnessi ' " > 

Non sequitfir 



Nonsuit-ed 
Nonsuiting 

Nonuser 

Noodle > 
Nook) 

Noon-day 

Nooning \ 
Noontide) 

Noose-ed 
Noosing 



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Norm-al 

Norman) /q 
Norse ( 

Norseman { 

North 

Northeast ^"^ 



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Northeasterly ^"^ 

Northeastern ^"^ 

Norther ^"^ — ' 

Northerly ^"^ 

Northerliness ^""^ 
Northern ^-^ 



Northerner 
Northernmost _ 



Northing ^"O 

Northman _i=a— 
Northmost ^'^^"^ 

Northward /^=t 

Northwardly '^=5^^= 

Northwest —J5=±^ 

North westerly \,^jr 

Northwestern 

Norwegian 

Nose-ed 

Nosing 

Nosebleed ) 
Nosega:^) 

Nosology 
Nosological 




NOSOLOGIST 



IS3 



NUTATION 



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Nosi 
Nofltalcric 

Nostril 

Nostrum) 
Not i 

Notable-7 

NotabiUty 

Notary ) 
Notarialt 

Notation 

Notch-ed 

Notching 

Note-ed 

Notedly 

NotednesB 

Noter ) 
Noting) 

Note-book 



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Nothing ^ ^= ^ 



Nothingness "\ ^,B 
Notlce-ed ^ M 



Noticing j ^rt^M 
Notlceablel — " - ^ \ ' 



Notlf^T-ied 
Notifying 
NotificaUon 



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Notion-al-ly ^ >^ 



Notionist 



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Notoriety ( Vt^ "t|^ 
Notorionsi -^ — "^^ 



Notoriously "T^ 
Notoriousness *^f^ 

Notwithstanding ^t-^ 

Nought) /- *^ 
Nonn S ;^ 



Nourish-ed ^ ^ 

Nourisher ^ 

Nourishing _9^_ 

Nourishable I^ 

Nourishment -5|;| 

Novel-ette ^ "^ 



Novelist J!IS«2 

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Overdo-ing As^ Nh 

Overdone-did ^^ v-j* 

Overdose J^sa,- 

Overdraw-ing ^* ^^ 

Overdrawn \ Ku\~ ^* 

Overdrew! — ;J — ^^jz" 

Overdrive I ^v ^ 

Overdue! — t — ^T^- 

Overfeed-ing ^^-y ^^ 

Overfed V>^ 

Overflow-ing V ^^ 

Overfreight ^ 

Overgrow-n 

Overgrew 



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Overhang-ing ^•^■■^<^ f 
Overhung ^^V / 
Overhaul ^^-V^ 

Overhead %-»^ 

Overhear-ing 

Overheard 

Overissue} 
Overjoy! 

Overlabor 




Overlade-n 

Overland 
Overlap 

Overlay-ing 

Overlaid 
Overleap 

Overleather 



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Overlie-lay X/^ AL/^ 



Overlain > J^.^JUC^ 
Overlying! ^^ '^^ 



Overload 

Overlook 

Overmaster 

Overmatch 

Overmeasure 

Overmuch ^^^ 

Overnight 

Overpay-ing 

Overpaid 

Overplus J 
Overply! 

Overpoise 
Overpower 



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Overrake ^^ 

Overrate *^>^ 



Overreach-er ^^^^>y<^ 



Override-ing /^^ .^^ 

Overridden ^<^ 

Overrode ^^w^ 

Overmle-ing jS»<Z!S^ 



Overrun-ning ^<^ ^<y 
Overran Ky^ 



Oversee-ing -^^ *^ 

Overseen ) JiJ\^ c^ 
Oversaw! ^^^'7)«> - 

Overseer r>9^ 

Overset-ting f^ ^ 



Oversew 
Overshade 

Overshadow 
Overshoe 



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191 



PACTITIOUS 



OvershooMng £^ ^-. 



Overshot ) % ^ e^ 

Oreraleep r*iC^ 

Overslept f^^^ 

Overspread .&dSb^ 



Overspreading "!' 

Overstate ^^ ' 

Overstay-ing *^ ^ 

Overstald i ^' ^- 

Overstep) "^ — *r~" 

Overstrain ^sq. — _ 

Overt-ly II 6^ 

Overtake-n 

Overtaking ^^ 

Overtalk ,» "^ '^ 
Overtask! 



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Overthrew "^ 



Overthrow-ing Nfi^^, 
Overthrown ^, 



Overtrade) (^ M* 



Overture 
Overturn 



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Overvalue! yy n^ 
Overween ^*iL :/ 

Overweening SnVi 



Overweeningly ^ >. 

Overweigh J^sa^_ 

Overweight "^ 



Overwhelm 



OverwhelmlnglyA^lL5:± 



Overwork-ed "SfS^-^a^^— 



Overworking 'j'^^n^ 
Overwrought \m^ 



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OviductI ^^ I U., 

Oviparous 
Oviposit-ed 
Ovipositing 
Oviposition 



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Ovold-al 



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Ozidei 

Oxidate-ed 

Oxidating 

Oxidation 

Oxidize-ed 

Oxidizing 

Oxidizable 

Oxidisement ~^ 

OxstallJ , ■' ^ ■ 

Oxygen J 

Oxygenate-ed 
Oxygenating Tvw/ 

Oxygenation OOfi 

Oxygenlse-ed "7o ^/^ 
Oxygenizing vy^^ 

Oxygenous JUls 

Oxyhydrogen ""^J 
Oxymel - v-^ 

Oxymuriate 



Oxyphonyj " Hlv^.^ 
Oxyopy ) 



Oxysalt ZSE- 

Oxytone "Tt 



Oyster "t^ 

Oyster-plant -^ 

Ozena \ jv^ -\- 

Ozonei t> — *=«^ 



Pabular 

Pabulum 

Paca-tion 

Pace-ed 

Pacer \ 
Pacing) 

Pacha-lic 

Pachyderm 

Pachydermatous 

Pacific-al 

Pacification 

Pacificator 

Pacificatory 

Pacify-ied 

Pacifying 

Pack-age 

Packed \ 
Packer) 

Packing 

Packet-ed 

Packeting 

Packet-boat 

Packet-ship 

Pack-horse 

Pack-saddle 

Pack-staff 

Pack-thread 

Pact i 
Paction) 

Pactional 
Pactltious 



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192 



PALTRINESS 



Pad-ded 

Padding 

Paddle-ed 

Paddling 

Paddle-board 

Paddle-wheel 

Paddock/ 
Paddy i 

Padloelc-ed 

Padlocking 

Paean 

Pagan-ism^^ra. 

Paganize-ed 

Paganizing 

Page-ed 

Paging 
Pagination 

Pageant-ry 

Pagoda 

Pail-ful 

Paln-ed 

Paining 

Painful-ly 

Painfnlness 

Painless 

Painstaker 

Painstaking 

Painted 

Painter ) 
Painting i 

Pair-ed 

Pairing 

Palace I 
Paladin) 

Palaestra 
Palanquin 

Palate 

Palatable^ 
Palatal S 

Palatic 
Palatial 



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Palatine! 

Palaver-ed 

Palaverer 

Palavering 

Pale-ed 

Paler { 

Palest) 
Paling { 

Pal^ht 
Palely * 

Paleness) 

Paleacious 
Paleography v ^ ^' 
Paleographer ^* ^ 
Paleographic 

Paleographical 

Paleology 
Paleologist, 

Paleontology y£^'- 
Palestra 
Palestrian 
Palestric 

Palestrical 

Palette ) 
Palfrey j 

Palilogy 
Palimpsest 

Palindrome 

Paling \ 
Palinode) 

Palisade-cd 

Palisading 

PaU-ed 

Palling 

Palladium 

Pall-bearer 

Pallet 

Palliate-ed 

Palliating 

Palliation 



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Pallid 

Pallidness 



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Pallor \ 

Palmy ; 
Palmed ; 

Palming) 

Palma-christa >i5ZSIZ^_ 

Palmar-y V^'v^ 

Palmate-ed 

Palmer V-^ 

Palmer- worm 

Palmetto 

Palmiferous 

Palmiped 

Palmister 

Palmistry 

Palm-Sunday ^^^^"'^»^- 

Palp 

Palpable-y 

Palpableness 

Palpability 

Palpation 

Palpebral 

Palpebrous 

Palpitate 

Palpitated 

Palpitating 

Palpitation 

Palsgrave 

Palsgravine 

Palsy-ied 

Palter-od 

Palterer 

Paltering 
Paltry ) 
Paltriert 

Paltriest 

Paltrily 

Paltriness 



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Paladal 
Paly 

Pampas 
Pamper-ed 
Pampering 
Pamphlet 

Pamphleteer 

Pan 

Panacea' 
Panada ) 

Panado) 

Pancake 
Pancreas 

Pancreatic 

Pandean ) 
Pandect) 

Pandemic 
Pandemonium. 
Pander-ed ^ 



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Pandore 
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Panegyric 

Panegyrical 

Panegyrist 

Panegyrize 

Panegyrized 

Panegyrizing ^^'- 

Panel-ed ci^ ^ ^ 



Paneling 



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Pang 

Panic 
Panicle 

Panniclei 

Pannade 

Pannier j ^ S^ 
Panoply J ^ r\. 

Panorama 



Panoramic 

Panoramlcal 

Pansy 

Pant-ed 

Panting 

Pantagraph 



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Pantalet 

Pantaloon 

Pantheism 

Pantheist 

Pantheistic 



Pantheistical V - 



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Panther ) 
Pantile) 
Pantler 

Pantofl« 

Pantograph 

Pantography 

Pantographic 

Pantographical 

Pantology .2^ 

Pantomime 



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Pantomimical 
Pantry 
Pap-pa 

Papalize-ed 

Papalizing 

Papaverous 

Pawpaw 

Paper-ed 

Papering 

Paper-hangings\^^ 

Papescent Ji^ 

Papier-maclie V^ , — 
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Papilla \ \"\<^\ y/. 

Papillary t ^ — V^ 

Papillose 1^J*> 

Paplllote I V \ 

PapillousJ -\^r — *^^ 

Papist-lc ^1 V, 

Papistical 



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Papistry 

Papoose I V '1. V 

Pappousi -N^-z — aS^ 

Papulose / V \ 

Papulous I \^ \^ 

Papyrus .^Up 



Par-able >L ' S /S 

Parabola ^Ov \A/'~"" 

Parabolic i ^^ Y\ 
Parabolical-ly -VV*^ 

Paraboliform vV^^^'~^. 

Parabolist V^ 

Parabolofd \/X^ 

Paracentric 

Paracentrical 

Parachronism 

Parachute / 
Paraclete) 

Parade-ed 

Parading i 
Paradlm) 

Paradise 

Paradisiacal 

Paradox 

Paradoxical ly V^-ng--,- 

Parafflne W^ 

Paragogo VIZ 




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Paragogic 
Paragon , 

Paragraph *Jc=* 

Parapraphic V-i 

Paragraphical _!c=^- 

Paraleipsis Vv\> 

Parallax VZf 

Paralactic V U^ 

Paralactical /VT» 



ParaUel-edV^ylVl 
Paralleling 



Parallelism !^^_1 




Parallelogram 

Parallelogram- 
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Parallelopiped V a. 



13 



PAROLOGISM 



194 



PARTICIPATED 



Pdralogism >^^^ 
Paralytic 'IS^2=L 



Paralytical "V^ 



Paralyze-ed "V^ V^ 
Paralyzing >f 

Paramount '^^ 



Paramour \y-^^f 



Paranymph V^"^^ 

Parapet i \y\' \9 
Paraph \ ^ ^^^ 

Paraphernal 'fi 

Paraphernalia A 

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Paraphrase \ 
Paraphrased ^^ 



Paraphrasing .^« 



Paraph rast A* 

Paraphrastic *\- 

Paraph ra8ttcal-ly^a__ 
Paraplegia _^" ^— 
Paraquet 






Paraselene x"^^ 



Parasite-ic \^ V^ 



Parasitical ^^^^ 



Parasitism V^ 
Parasol V^. 



Parasolette ^^ 

Parboil-ed \/Kr \/\>- 

Parboiling W^ 

Parbuckle ^^^'^V- 

Parcel-ed ' V V 

Parceling ' 'V^ 

Parcener 1"%^ \. 

Parcenary) ^?*^ 

Parch-ed ^'^ V^ 

Parching ^^^^ 



Parchment *.^ 

Pard-on V VJ 



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Pardoned 
Pardoner 
Pardoning Vif./ 



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Pardonable-y VJ .. • 



Pardonableness 

Pare-ed 

Parer 






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Paring 

Paregoric) %< — t V^ 
Parent t 

Parentage W 

Parental-! y V*^^ 



Parenthesis 
Parenthetic 



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ParentheticaMyV ^: 
Parget -A?: 



Parhelion) V/^ v^ 
Pariah i '*'^^- ^^^ 



Parian 

Parietal ) 
Parish! 

Parishioner 
Parisyllabic 
Parity 

Park-ed 

Parker , 
Parking 

Parlance 

Parley-ed 

Parleying 

Parliament 

Parliamentary 

Parliamentarian! 



Parlor 

Parochial 

Parody I 
Parodied) 

Parodying 

Parodical 

Parodist 
Parol-e 



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Paronomasia V^^" 



Paronomastlc V"^*"*!^ 
Paronym V"^"^' 

Paronymy N/^ ^' 



Paronymous V^^^ 

Parovarium 
Paroxysm 






Paroxysmal ^^^p^ 



Parquet-te 
Parquetry 

Parr-icide 

Parricidal) 
Parrot t 

Parry-ied 

Parrying 

Parse-ed 

Parsing 

Parsee-lsm 

Parsimony 



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Parsimonious q^^-^ 
Parsimoniously o?^ 

Parsimonious-) Vs^jL o 
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Parsley ) • V^« V 
Parsnip! , ' \^ " ^ 

Parson-age ^ ^^ V^ 

Part-ed ^ "'^ ^| 

Parting 

Partake-er 

Partaken 

Partaking 

Partook 
Parterre 

Partial 

Partiality 

Partially | •\j •\ 
Partible! -^ ^— 

Partlbllity \_5_A_ 
Participant V '^ 
Participate "N = ^ 









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PARTICIPATING 



195 



PATRIARCHATE 



Participating j * 



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Participation 'N * ~ \) 
Participator 



Participative *% ~ \ 

Participle ^ A - > 



Participial *X^ 
Participialize 2s^ 
Participially 'y"- 
Particle ^==- 

Particular £=3l! 



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Particularity %-^- fz. 

Particularize ^—S^ 

Particularized ^— ^ 

Particularizing 



Particirtarly ."^-^r" '^r^. 
Partisan V-:^ 



Partisanship ^^ 
Partition Vti- 

Partitioned ^Sd^ 



Partitioning Ad. 



Partitive-ly \\ \\ 
Partiy ' Yl __ 



Partiy .. 

Partner-ship ^-^ ^ 

Partridge *^ 

Parturient !^ 
Parturition 
Party 



VI.- \ 



Party-colored \4iii^IlAi 

Party-jury ^" / 

Parvenu jKA:: ^ ^V_ 
Paschali ^^ ^ 

Pasha-w ^ ^r_ 



Pashalic ^ 

Pasigraphy . *^o. 

Pasquin 



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Pasquinade ^-^y 

Pass-ed ^isi -k_ 



Passer { V N^ 
Passing! ^ ^ 

Passable-y ^ 



Passade j V >L 



Passadoi 

Passage | >l V 

Passant! ,7" ^ — 

Passenger \ wj ^ ^ 

Pass-book .^^_^ 



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Paane-partotU ^^, 
Passerine V^' 

Passible ^k — 



Passibility W[' V 

PM8im JOl 

Passion-ate -^d^ ^ 

Passionately ^^ 



Passionateness \i 

Passionless \5 



Passion-flower Ai^ 



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Passion- week . v\ . 
Passive-ly \ .^ 
Passiyeness jL 

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Passless \ V* ' ^^ 
Passover) : Jc" 

Passport _S^ 

Pass-word -S 

Past ^l!^ ^ 



Paste-y-ed ^a N> — !^ 

Pasting ^§ — 

Paste-board ^ * an 



Pastel ^ 

Pastern !i_^ 

Pastil » • 



Pastille i -^Y" 



Pastime V' = 



Pastor-al .^ ^^ 

PastoriOe 



Pastorally JSLe^ 

Pastorate ^IHe^: 

Pastorship 2^i 

Pastry _]5[^ 



Pastry-cook Nn ^ j. 

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A — 

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V— 



Pasture 

Pasturage 

Pastured j 
Pasturing! 

Pat-ted 

Patting 

Patch-ed 

Patcher-y 

Patching 

Patch-work 

Pate 

Patefactlon 

Patella | 
Paten I 

Patent-ed 

Patentee 
Patenting' 

Paternal 



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Paternity 

Paternoster ^i^ 

Path -less ^ \p 

Pathetic 



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Pathetically ^, 
Pathognomy \^ 



Pathognomonic^ 
Pathology ^"^ ~ 
Pathologic V^- 
Pathological-ly >^j " * 
Pathologist ^pf^ — ^ 



Pathos 



Pathway I \ \ 
PatibleJ -^ V- 

Patience \a 



Patient-ly .^^i ^ 

Patois ^ 



Patriarch-y \y — 

Patriarchal \^^ — 

Patriarchic ^"^ 

. Patriarchate "^/^ 



PATRIARCHSHIP 



196 



PECTINATED 



Patriarchship Vv^ 



Patrician .^a — 1 
Patricide .lq_! — 



Patrimony >^[J| 

Patrimonial-ly\^ L 



TiR- 



Patriot-ic \y^ T_ 

Patriotiam \k 

Patristic 

Patristical 

Patrol-led 

Patrolling 

Patron 



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Patronage 

Patronal | \<^-^ kZ^^L 
Patroness \ — ^ ^< 

Patronize 

Patronized 

Patronizer 

Patronizing 

Patronless 

Patronymic 

Patronymical 

Patroon ) 

Patten t 

Patter-ed 

Pattering 

Pattern-ed 

Patterning 

Patty-pan 

Paucity \ , V 
Paugie! ^ — -r— 

Panl-lne y^ ^d 

Paunch 
Pauper! 

Pauperism \- 



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Pauperize-ed V^ \v 



Pauperizing AS^ 

Pause-ed ^ ^ 

Pausing ^ 

Pave-ed .^^i ^i_ 



Payer ( 
Paving V 

Pavement \o 



Pavilion-ed \,v\. 
Pavilioning \ .^ 



Pavior | V V o 

Pavonine! ,^ r,^- 

Paw-ed ^^ ^ 

Pawing^ "^ V 

Pawfj — -^ 



Pawner-or 

Pawpaw 

Paz-waz 

Pay-able 

Payee I 
Payer! 



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Paying 

Pay-day 

Paymaster J v u^ \^ 
Payment} ^«^=* — ^"^ 

Pay-roll ^^iiC 

Pea ) 
Peace/ 



Peaceable-y -1^: 

Peaceableness ^s 

Peaceful-ly ^ 

Peacefulness ^' , 

Peacemaker 



Peace-offering^'^tf— - 
Peace-officer \tf .^ 



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Peach 

Peachick 

Peacock ) 
Peahen i 

Pea-jacket 

Peak-ed 

Peakish 

Peal-ed 

Pealing 

Peau-ism 

Pea-nut | \^ V- 
Pea-pod J -^^1 ^ 



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Peccant) 

Peccary 

Peccavl) 
Peccoj 

Peck-ed 

Pecker 

Pecking 



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197 



PELTED 



Pectlnately 

Pectination 

Pectine ) 
Pectolitei 

Pectoral-ly 

Pectoriloquy 

Peculate-ed 

Peculating 

Peculation 

Peculator 

Peculiar 

Peculiarity 

Peculiar! ze 

Peculiarly 

Peculiarness 

Peculium 

Pecuniary 

Pecuniarily 

Pecunio\i8 

Ped-age 

Pedagogue-y 

Pedagogic 

Pedagogical 

Pedagogics 

Pedagogism 

Pedal I 
Pedaliani 

PedaneouB 

Pedant-ic 

Pedantical-ly 

Pedanticly 

Pedantism 

Pedantize 

Pedantry) 
Pedate j 

Pedatifid 
Peddle-ed 
Peddler 
Peddleress 



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Peddling) 

Pederasty 
Pederastic 

Pedestal !!^_ 

Pedestrial-ly ' ^. ^ 

Pedestrian \. 

Pedestrianism^ 
Pedestrianize ^ 
Pedestrianized^ 

Pedestrianizing^ 

Pedial \ 
Pedical j 

Pedicellate 

Pedlceled 

Pedicular 

Pediculation 

Pediculous 

Pedigree 

Pedimanous 

Pediment ) 
Pedipalpi 

Pedlar-er 

Pedobaptism 

Pedobaptist 

Pedometer 

Pedometric 

Pedometrical 

Peduncle 

Peduncular 

Pedunculate 

Pedunculated 

Peek-y 

Peel-ed 

Peeler \ 
Peeling i 

Peep-ed 

Peeper 
Peeping 

Peep-hole 
Peep-show 



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Peer-age 

Pcerdom 

Peeress \ 
Peering) 

Peerless-ly 

Peerlessness 

Peevish-ly 

Peevishness 

Peg-ged 
Pegger / 



Pegasus 
Pegasean 
Pegmatite 
Peirameter 

Peirastlc 

Pekan ) 
Pekoe i 

Pelagian 

Pelagianism 

Pelaffic j 
Peiecani 

Pelerine 
Pelicoid 
Pelf-ry 

Pelican 

Pelioma \ 
Pelisse i 

Pell-age 

Pellagra 

Pellet-ed 

Pellicle 

Pellicular 

Pellitory 

Pellmell 

Pellucid 

Peilucidity 

Pellucidness 

Pellucidly 

Peloponnei 

Pelt-ed 






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198 



PERCEIVER 



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Peltate-ed 

Peltately 
Pelter 

Peltiform 

Pelt-monger 

Peltry 

Pelvls-ic 

Pelvimeter 

Pemmican 

Pen-ned 

Penning/ 
Pent i 

PenaMty 

Penally 

Penalty 

Penalula ) v /T 
Pfenancej-^^*'*^ 

Penates 

Pencadej 
Pence! 

Penchant 
Pencil-ed 
Penciling 

Pencraft 

Pendant , 
Pendent! 

Pendency 
Pending 
Pendulous 
Pendulousness 



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Penetrable 
Penetrability 

Penetralia \l<k 

Penetrance -^===^ 
Penetrate-ed^-=-n-N^ 

Penetrating \l^i 

Penetration V:^ 

Penetrative ^^^ 



Penetrativeness 



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Penguin 
Peninsula 

Peninsular 

Penis 
Penitence 

Penitent-ly 
Penitential 




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Penknife 
Penman \ 

Penmanship 



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Pennant 

Pennate-ed 

Penny-iless 

Pennon 

Penny-a-liner i^ 

Penny-post 

Pennyroyal \i<^ 



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Pennyweight ^>-v:y 

Penny-wise ^-^^ 



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Pennyworth 

Pensile 

Pensileness 

Pension-ed 

Pensioner 

Pensioning 

Pensionary 

Pensive-ly 

Pensiveness 

Penstock; 
Pent i 

Pentacapsular V-^y?^- 
Pentachord Vi>-i 
Pentagon-al 



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Pentahedron 
Pentameter ' \ 
Pentangular 



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** ' F 'i 



Penthouse) 
Pentroofj 



C^ <f 



^ 



^ 



Pentaspast 

Pentastich 

Pentastyle 

Pentateuch 

Pentateuchal 

Pentecost-al 

Penult-ima 

Penultimate 

Penumbra ^^-^ 

Penurious v^ 

Penuriously N^ 

Penuriousness %^^^ 

Penury 

Peon-y 

People 

Peopled 

Peopling 

Pepper-y-ed 

Peppering 

Pepperbox 

Pepper-corn 

Pepper-grass 

Pepperidge 

Peppermint 

Pepper-sauce 
Pepsin I 
Peptic) 
Peptone 

Peradventure 

Perambulate %-^ 






Perambulated \-^^^' 
Perambulating ^V^^/^*^-^ 
Perambulation ^V-^^/^ 
Perambulator /V— ^/^^ 
Per-annum \<^'^^ 
Perceive-ed ^ *V 



PERCEIVING 



199 



PERISTYLE 



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Perceiving )b 

Percelrable-y 'V 
Percexl^age )y^ 

Perception Ijo 

Perceptible-y -a 

PeroeptlbiUty V^ \ 

Peroeptiye i \ 

Perch-ed Vf \^ 

Pereher ) W? \yf 
Perching; ^^ ^ ' ^ - 

Perchance 

Peroipience 

Percipient 



^ 



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Percolate-ed V±_\illl 
Percolating V^^' 
Percolation \y^ 



\y^ 



V3. 



Percolator 
PercuMion 
Percussive 

Percutient 

Pe^diem ) ^ .^ <\ 
PeMltioni ^^ \j. 

Peregrinate '^"^'^■y 



^W 



^* 



Peregrination |v-v^7 

Peregrinator 'V-v^ ^ 
Peremptory \-^' 
Peremptorily \^ 



Peremptoriness .Vv^ 
Perennial V^-^ 
Perennially \y<^' 
Perennity .V^ 



Perfect-ed "^'V^^ '\' 
Perfecter V^ 

Perfecting V- 
Perfectible V^ 



PerfectibUity V\ 
Perfection "V^-.^V^ 
Perfectionist \r^ 



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V^->\. 



Perfective 
Perfectly 
Perfectness 
Perilcient \>^' 



Perfidy { «V ^ 
Perifdious} -ir — V^ 

Perfidiously '^ '* '^ 
PerfldlousneM 



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Perfoliate 
Perforate-ed 
Perforating 
Perforation 
Perforative "XfV, 



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Perforator) 
Perforce \ 

Perform 

Performed 

Performing 

Performable 

Performance 

Perfume-ed 






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Perfumery \^X^' ^ 
Perfunctory '\^' ^r. 



Perfunctorily V^V^^ 
Perfuse-ed \/\J\/K^ 




v^ 



Perfusing 

Perfusion \ 

Perfusivej 
Peri / 

Perianth i 

Pericardium 

Pericardiac 

Pericardial 

Pericardian 

Pericardic 

Pericarp 

PtficnKniwim — ^ 

Perlgeum / 
Perlgraph V^'^^ 

PeriheUon ^^-^ 



syi 



V^A 



M<^ 



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Perihelium 

Peril-ed 

Periling 

Perilous-ly 

Perilousness 

Perimeter 

PeriniBum 

Period-ic 

Periodical 

Periodically 

Periodicity 

Periosteum 

Peripatetic 

Peripateticism. 

Periphery W^ 

Peripheric 

Perlpherical 

Periphrase 

Periphrased 

Periphrasing 

Periphrasis 

Periphrastic 

Periphrastical 



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A.- 



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Peripteral 
PeripterouB 



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Perished V^ \^ 
Perishing ^^^^ 

Perishable \^ 



Perishableness \^ 
Perisperm VfV=aL__ 
Perispheric V^:^^^ 



Perispherical \>^>^^-^ 
Peristaltic V^^- 
Perlstyle ^-^^ 



PERITONEUM 



200 



PERSUASION 



Peritonenm v^-"^^ 

Pcrltropal V^ 
Periwig-ged 

Periwinkle V^ :t- 



Perjure-ed 

Perjurer 
Perjury. 

Perjuring \j_ 
Perk-ed \^ 



i^_X 






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Permanence 



Vi^ 



Permanency n^^'^v 
Permanent A^^v 



A::^ 



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Permanently 
Permeable 

Permeability 'V^ 
Permeation v^ 



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Permlsslblef ^'^'' 



A^ 



Permisclble 
Permissit" 

Permission 

Permissive yti 

Pcrmissively v-i^ ^ 

Permit-ted V^ V^^ 

Permitter V — ^ 

Permitting JS^ 

Permittance \> o 

Permutation v^^ 



Pernicious 



A 



Zfr 



Perniciously \u. 



Perniciousness \-f^ 

Pemoctation >-t^. 
Peroration 



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Peroxide ) *W VX 
Perpenderj I t 

Perpendicular V^ - V\ 
Perpendicularity ^/^ * 
Perpendicularly V^Lfe-iL 
Perpetrate \J"~^ . 

Perpetrated \. 

Perpetrating 



N 



^- 



Perpetration 
Perpetrator 

Perpetual V^ J^\^ 
Perpetually V^^^ 



S 



Perpetuate V^*"^ 



Perpetuated V^' V^ 



Perpetuating V^j- V^ 



Perpetuation V^- V^ 



Perpetuity VQ^- V^ 



Perplexed \>^^y-^ 



Perplexedly ^Vr-^, 
Perplexing \/^ 



Perplexity \r^. 
Perquisite V^ 



Perquisition V^ 
Perry \^' 



Persecute-ed V^V^^' 



Persecuting V^' 

Persecution V^^ 

Persecutor V^^" 

Persevere _j^_ 

Perseverance *Nb*^ 

Persevered - >» . 

Persevering \j,,^ 



Perseveringly \j-^ — 1 
Persifiage J^ 



Persimmon 

Persist-ed ^ 'V 

Persistence !jp 

Persistency -—fi. 



Y 



Persistent 
Persisting 
Persistive ^^bQ— 
Person n l ^ 

Personable _jq. 



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V 



Personage \j 



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J^SL 



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Personal 

Personality 

Personally 

Personate 

Personated 

Personating 

Personation 

Personator 

Personify 

Personified 

Personifying ^'\* 

Personnel —^ 

Perspective \^ 

Perspectively \^ 

Perspectograph x^ ^ 

Perspicacious ^ — ._ 

Perspicacity '^^J'" 

Perspicuity ^^' 

Perspicuous >a ***,'• 

Perspicuously \ ., 
Perspicuous- » * V^ 

-ness { 0^53^. 
Perspire-ed ^ ' k 

Perspiring \r^^ — 

Perspirable \K\ 

Perspirability \y/ 

Perspiration \^v^ 

Perspirative .^^2 



^ 



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Perspiratory 

Persuade 

Persuadable 

Persuaded 

Persuader 

Persuading 

Persuasible 

Persuaslbillty yv 

Persuasion 



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PERSUASIVE 



201 



PHARMACIST 



Persuasiye 



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Persnasiyely fl< .. 



,x <Ls^ 



PersaaslvenesB 
Persuasory >><^.; 
Pert-ly V \/^ 
Pertness V*^ 



Pertain-ed V^ V^ 



Pertaining V^^-^ 



Pertinacious Vy»> 



Pertinaciously \^. 



Pertinaciousness V^;^ 
Pertinacity V^ 



Pertinence V^ 



Pertinency J^y^-^^ 



Pertinent-ly Vr>V^ 



Perturb-€d "^ '^^ 



Perturbation "^^^ 



Pertusion^ *\ \/^ 
Peruke \ . |j>> ^ 

Peruse-al V^^ VC 



Perused ) \/>s X^ 
Peruser i 7^7 — 

Perusing 



.^?n 



Pervade-ed V ^^ 
Pervading _Xi L 



Pervading \g^--. 

Pervasion \ \ \ 

Pervasive i ~Vj5 — fe 

Perverse-ly ^ ^ 

Perverseness -^^ 



Perversion ^ ' 



Perversity \ *\ ^ 

Perversive i "Nai — %^ 

Pervert-ed \ ' ^' 

Perverter i^^ 

Pervertible \^ 



Pervertingj ^^ \AA 
Pervious i ^c; — *^-***- 

Perviousness VA5^ 

»-- • V V 



Pest-er 

Pestered 
Pesterer 



:^ 



Pestering 

Pest-house ^pp 

Pestiferous ^o 

Pestiferously \j 

Pestilence ^\tjY^. 

Pestilent \^= V 
Pestilential ' 



Pestilentially "^^p/ 
Pestilently >P. 



Pestle-ed 

Pestling 

Pet-ted 

Petting 

Petal-ism 

Petaloid 

Petal ou 6 
Petard 

Petechial 

Peter-pence 
Petiole 



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Btiole \ S-^\i^ 
Petiolari Y Y^ 



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Petiolary \^/^ 

Petiolate ) \; \ 

Petit- j ury j -^ — ^t 

Petition-ed V y _ 

Petitioner • \j<' 

Petitioning X^ 

Petitionary X^ 

Pcfit-OTa«r« N^^^^ 

PetreanI N^ *\nv- 

Petrel! ^^ >^ 

Petrescence \i. 

Petrescent _^L 

Petrify-ied >:r^" V^ 



Petrifying; vrU^^^vA^ 
Petriflc ! ^=^*^ ^ 

Petrifaction 
Petrifactive ^>^ 



Petrification V^^ 



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Petrolcium 

Petronel \ 
Petrous i 



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Petticoat Ai^ 

Pettifogger 3^Lb 

Pettifoggery V .^ 

Petty-ily ^ ^ . 
Pettiness 
Pettish-ly 

Pcttfshness 

Pettitoes; 
IPetio i 

Petulance 
Petulancy 

Petulant-ly 

Petunia 

Pew 
Pewet 

Pewit 

Pewter-er 

Phaeton \ 
Phalanx \ 






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Phalanges 

Phalanstery KJ^^^^' 

Phalansterian ^^^^v'C 

Phalansteri-;. Kj^-V^^^ 

-anism S ^~X 

Phalarope ^vT^^ 

Phantasm ^),^ 



Phantasmagoria!^- 
Phantasmagoric ^ . 
Phantasmagory ^ . 
Phantastic ^..t 



Phantasy | vi. Vj-^ 

Phantom j —^- 

Pharisee ^•^^ 



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Pharisaic 
Pharisaical 
Pharisaicalness ^^^^^ 
Pharisaism n/}A 



Pharmaceutic ^"a 

Pearmaceutical ^'\ 

Pharmaceutist ^-^^ 

Pharmacy ^^wt^ 
Pharmacist S^ 



PHARMACOLOGY 



202 



PHTHISIC 



'V;^ 



Phiurmacology 
Pharmacologist 
Pharmacopoeia .^N^rz:^ 



Pharmacopolist V^y^ 

Pharos i [*^ {^/^S^ 
Pharynx! ^<-^ 



Pharyngeal V^JP^ 
Pharyngotomy s/*^"^* • 

Phase-sis-es iic 5:^ 

Pheasant nq^ 

Pheuix ; 'v-^^^-i©^ 
Phenol J ^ vL^ 

Phenomenon ^^^">-^ 

Phenomena ^^^""^'>^'- 

Phenomenal.: 

Phial ^ 

Philander 

Philanthropy-Si=:!^ 

Philanthropic 

Philanthropical' 

Philanthropist^ 

Philharmonic 

PhUippic 

Philippise 

Philistine 

Philologer 

Philology 

Philologic 

Philological 

Philologist 

Philologise 

Philomath-y 

Philomel-la 

Philopena ^W^^\^ 

Philoprogeni- 
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Philosophy 

Philosopher 

Philosophic-al-lyN^_^-_ 



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Philosophism \^ 
Philosophist ^ 
Philosophise ^^^ 



Philosophised S.^^^ 
Philfg|>hising ^^^ 
Philotechnic 




Phllotechnic 

PhUter-ed ^X?^ 

Philtering/ 
Phiz i 



V^^ W 



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Phlebotomy 
Phlebotomist ^ 
Phlebotomize ^^^^^ 

Phlebotomized ^^^-^-T 

Phlebotomizing ^»:^^- — 

Phlegm Vr^ 

Phlegmatic ^*==-p==: 



Phlegmatically^ 
Phlegmon 
Phlegmonous ^ 

Phleme Q^ 

Phlogistic ^ 

PhFox"'"' 
Ph€enix 




Phonetist 
Phonograph 
Phonography^r^-g^ v> 
Phonographer^^^^-^^ ^^ 
Phonographic^^^:=£^=^cr 
PnonographicalSrj^X— 

Phonology y .^ 

Aonotype-y ^^ r\. 
Phonotypic ^yv . — 



Phonotypical .!j!ayAr^ 

Phonotypist ^'^y^ 

Phosphate ^/ 



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Phosphite 
Phosphorite ^ ^ 
Phosphorated ^^l- 
PhosphoratingJ 



Phosphoresce ^^9 



Phosphoresced ^Co^ 

Phosphorescence^-^g.- P 
Phosphorescent ^i./ — 

Phosphorescing ^"j^J^ 

Phosphoms | {^^ ^ 
Phosphorousi"3:?f 

Phosphoric ^Z/ — *" 

Phosphorical '^z*-^ 

Phosphuret ^^^o^ 

Phosphnretted ^gp/]. - 

Photogeny ^^ 

Photogenic ^ 




Photograph-y ^^rr* ''^S. . 
Photographer ^^^~r°*^'^ — 
Photographic 
Photograph icai 
Photology ^^' 
Photometer i^iz 
Photometry 
Phrase-ogram Ssfl» 
PhraseograpbySicSuSfirL^ 
Phraseology ^^^-^ ^ 
Phraseoiogic ^^-^—^ 
PhraseologlcaL-filS==. 

Phrenic 

Phrenetic ) ^ 
PhreniHah 



Phrenology 
Phrenologio 
Phrenologfcal ^^ » 



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Phrenologist 

Phrensy | ^SJ- ^ 

Phrygian! 7^ ^ 

Phthisic -^ — st=^ 



PHTHISICAL 



203 



PILLAGED 



%-^ 



Phthisical J,- — 

Phthiscky J^. — 

Phylactery Jii^Cll- 

Phylogeny 

Pln'seterf 
Physic ( 

Phyiicked J^^ 

Physicking (^^^^ 
PhysicaMy 

Physician 

Physicist/ 
Physics i 

Physiognomy 
Physiognomic 
Physiognomical 
Physiognomist l ^/i 




Physiology S^ 



Physiologer ^^ 
Physiologic 

Physiological Vrf r 

Physiologist Sirifi 
Physique ^ , 

PhytivoronB .^^i 

Phytography !:Sm^ — 

Phytology ii^^ 
PhytophagOQS ^' — 

Phytotomy -!^s- — 



■yi 



Xn/i? 



i ^^^e^^ 



Piacular j 
PlacnlouB 

Pia nutter 

PianisHmo 

Piano 
Pianist 

Pianoforte 

Piaster ) 
Piazza) 

Pibroch 

Pica \ 
Picador i 

Picaroon 
Picayune 






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PioeadlilU 

Plck-«d 

Plckedness 

Picker 

Picking 

Pickaninny 

Pickapack 

Pickax 

Pickback 

Pickeer-ing 

Pickerel 

Picket-ed 

Picketing 

Picket-guard 

Pickle-ed 

Pickling 

Picklock 

Pickpocket 

Pickwick 

Picnic 

PicMsh 

Pictorial 

Pictorially 

Pictnre-al 

Pictured 

Picturing 

Picturesque 

Piddle-er 

Pie-bald 

Piece-ed 

Piecer \ 
Piecing) 

Piece-goods 

Piecemeal 

Pied-ness 

Pier 

Pierce-able 




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Pierced i 
Piercer) 

Piercing 

Pier-glass 

Pierian 

Pier-table 

Piety J 
Pietism i 

Pietist-ic 
Pietistical 

Pig-ged 

Pigring j 
Pigeon) 

Pigeon-hole 
Pigeonry 

Pigiron 

Pignoration 
Pignorative 

figtauj 
Pike-ed 

Pikeman 

Pikestaff 

PUaster 

Pilchard 

Pile-ed 

Piling 

Pile-driver 

PUes 

Pilfer-ed 

PiUerer 

PUfering 

Pilgarlic 

Pilgiim 

Pilgrimage 

PiU-ed 

Pilling 

Pillage-ed 






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PILLAGER 



204 



PITILESSNESS 



Pillager 

IMUaging 

Pillar i 
Pillion i 

Pillory 

Plllow-ed 

Pillowing 

Plllow-bier 

Pillow-block 

Pillow-case 

Pillose i 
Piloaityi 

Pilot-age 

Piloted 
Piloting 

Pilot-bread 

Pilot-cloth 

Pilot-fish 

Pilous 

Plmenta-o 

Pimp-ed 

Pimping 

Pimpernel 

Pimple-ed 

Pin-ned 

Pinning 

Pinafore 



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Pincase I . v i p 
Pincers! "t:::^ Vi^^ - 



Pincersi 
Pinch-ed 

Pinch er-8 

Pinching 

Pinchbeck 

Pincushion 

Pindaric 

Pindarical 

Pine-ed 

Piny-ing 

Pineal 

Pine-apple 






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Pine-marten 

Pinery 

Pin-feather 

Pinfold 

Pin-footed 

Pinhole V^""^' \;^- 

Pinion-ied 

Pinioning 

Pinked 

Pinking 

Pink-eye 

Pin-money 

Pinnace i 
Pinnacle i 

Pinnate-ed 

Pinnatifld 

Pinnatiped 

Pinner 

Pint I 
Pintle! 

Pin-worm 

Pioneer-ed 

Pioneering 

Piony 

Pious-ly - 

Pip 

Pipe-ed 

Piper } 
Piping! 

Pipe -clay 
Pipe-laying 

Piperlne 

Pipkin I 
Pippin! 

Piquancy 
Piquant-ly 

Pique-ed 

Piquet I 
Piquing! 

Piracy 
Pirate 



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Piratically V^ 
Pirogue V^ 

Pirouette V^ 

Pisces I V,* \ /• 
Piscary! ^ ^^ 

Piscatory N-J^^' 

Piscatorial V- * ^ 
Pisciculture 

PlRt 

Pismire 
Pisolite ^ 

Pissasphelt 

Pistachio 

Pistareen 

PiBtil i 
Pistol! 

Pistole-ed 



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Pistol et 
Piston 

Pitted 

Pitting \ 
Pitapat! 

Pitch-y-ed 

Pitcher ) \f \ 
Pitching! .7 .2^ 

Pitchfork 

Pitchiness 

Pitchpine 

Pitchpipe 

Pit-coal 

Pity-ied 

Pitjing "S 

Pityingly 

Piteously 

Pitieousness 

Pitiable 

Pitiableness 

Pitiful-ly \ ^ 

Pitifulness ^ ^ "^^ 



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Pltllcs8-ly '^^ ^ 
Pitilessness \ ^ ■ 



PITFALL 



205 



PLATONIC 



Pitfall 
Pith-y 

Pithier 

Pithiest I 
Pithily! 

Pithiness 

Pithless 

Pitman 

PitSHW * 

Pittance! 
Pituitary 

Pituitous 

Pivot-ed 

Pivoting I 
Piyotoll 

Placable 

Placableness 

Placability 

Placard-ed 

Placarding 

Placate-ed 

Placating 

Place-ed 

Placer \ 
Placing) 

Placeman 

Placenta ) 
Placid J 

Placidity I 
Placidly} 

Placidness 

Placket I 
Plagall 

Plagiary 

Plagiarism 

Plagiarist 

Plagiarize 

Plagiarized 

Plagiarizing 

Plague-ed 

Plagner | 
Plaguy i 

Plaguing 
Plaguily 



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Plaid-ed 

Plaln-ed 

Plainer i 
Plainest i 

Plaining 
Plainly 
Plainness 
Plain-dealer 
Plain -dealing 



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Plain-speaking 
Plain-spoken ^^ * '^ 






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Plaint 
Plaintiff 

Plaintive-ly ^1 V 

Pldintiveness ^ - ^ 

Plait-ed 

Plaiting 

Plan-ned 

Planch-ed 

Planchet 

punching 

Plane-ed 

Planer ) 
Planing I 

Planet 

Planetary 

Planetarium 



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Planet-Stricken 

Planet-struck 

Planifolious 

Planiform 

Planimetry ^S^ 

Planlmetrlc 

Planlmetrical -^ 






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Planipetalous ^^^ 
Planish-ed %> ,^ 
Planishing ^ 



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Planisphere 

Plank-ed 

Planking \../— • 

Planner c,^ 

Plano-concaye \-/-~ 
Piano-conical ^"^ ^^ 
Plano-convex X. 

Plant-ed 

Planter 
Planting 

Plantaiii 

Plantation 

Piauticle 

Plantigrade 

Plant-louse 

Plantule 

Plash-ed 

Plash y-ing 

Plasm I 
Plasma! 

Plasmine 
Plaster-ed 
Plasterer 

Plastering 

Plastic 
Plasticity 

Plastron 

Plat-ted 

Platting i 
Platanei 

Plate-ed 

Plating 

Plateau 

Plateful 

Plate-glass 

Platen 

Platform 
Piatina 






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Platinum M^ \z^ 

Platitude '*5^_ 

Platonic 



PLATONICAL 



206 



PLUMPY 



Platonical 
FUttonlBm 



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Platpnist i ^7^ 

Platoniael X^^^p 

Platonixed ^, — 1 

PUtonislng .^ '^ 



Platoon ) ^ v*^ r 

Platteri ^jj ^ ^ 

Plaudlt-ory ^i^ \)^' 

Planslble-y ^ 

Plaaslbleness ^ 

Plausibility ^ 

Plauslye 

Play-ed 

Player | ^^^ \ 

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Playfol-ness ^- ^-_ 

Play-bill r \- . ^ 
Play-day i -^T — ^t" 



Play-fellow ^X 

PUy-honse '^^P^ 



Playmate i ^ ^ 
Plaything* ;f''^ — ^ 



Playwright Ssi^ 



Plea 
Plead-ed 



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Pleader V' ^ V 



Pleading j 



Please-ed 
Pleater 



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Pleasing i r*^j — ^*-^ 



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Pleasant 

Pleasantly >q^ 

Pleasantness Na>^,o 

Pleasantry ^a /[ 

Pleasure S^- ■• 

Pleasured ^r^.* — 2. 

Pleasuring 2^p 

Pleasurable-y ^r ^ 

Pleat-ed ^ S.^ 

Plebeian 



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Plebeianism 
Pled • % 



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Pledged { 
Pledger) 
Plcdgjngj 



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Pledge-ee 

ledged I 
Pledger 
[edging < 
Pledget! 

Pleiad-es 

Plenary-Ily 

Plenariness 

Plenipotence 

Plenipotenoy 

Plenipotent 

Plenipotentiary 
Plenist I 
Plenitude V 
Plenty-eous 



Plenteously %^'^ 




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Plenteousness 
Plentiful 

Plentifulness 

Pleonasm J^viN* Vip 
Pleonastic! ^ 7^ >U 

Pleonastioal S^\ 

Plesiosaums \*jj 

Plethora > ^""^ 

Plethoric 
Pleura 



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Pleurisy! ^ ^ ^ 

Pleuritic 



Pleuritical 

Pleuropneu-) 
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Pleziform 
Pliable-bility ^1^ 

Pliableness ^^ 

Pliancy i ^^ 
Pliant! 

Pliantness 
PUcate-ed 
Pliers 

Plight-ed 

Plighter 

Plightingl 
Plln^ 1 

Pliocene) 

Plod-ded 



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Plodding! -fl — ^ 

Plot-ted 1 ^ 

Plotter j «^- -* 



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j'lough) 
Plow! 

Plowed 

Plower ) 
Plowing) 

Plowable 

Plowboy 

Plowman 

Plowshare 

Pluck-ed 

Plucker 

Plucky-ier 

Pluckiest 

Plucking 

Plug-ged 

Plugging 

Plum { 
Plumage) 

Plumb-ed 



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Plumbing \-^^^-^ 



Plomb-line n^-^s/^ 
Plam1>ago 
PlnmbaginoDi 
Flombean \~>^ 




Plumbeous 

Plum-cake 

Plome-ed 

Pluming 
Plumose 







lumose \ \ ^^ ^ 
Plumous) ^ift V7^ 

Plumigerous ^--^^ 
Plumiped ^"^^ 



Plummet 

Plump-ed 
Plumper 



lumper ) V^^^^^JL 
Plumpest; ^^^^^^ 



PliVnpy 



PLUMPING 



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POLLUTED 



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Plumping 
Plum-pie 



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Plum-porridge ^^"NT^/ 
PI um -pudding \^^. 



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Plunder-ed 5L — 5(j- 



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Plundering 

Plunge-ed _^l — Jl_ 

Plunder ) VLq ^ 
Plunging; ^ / C 
Pluperfect 

Plural 

Pluralism 

Pluralist 

Plurality 

Pluralize 

Pluralized 

Pluralizing 

Plurally 

Plus \ 
Plush i 

Plutocracy 

Plutonian 

Plutonic 

Plutonlst 

Pluvial 

Pluviameter 

Pluvious 

Ply-ied 

Plyers i 
Plying* 

Pneumatic 

Pneumatical ^-^ 

Pneumatology """'"^^ 

Pnepmatometer^" ^": 

Pneumonia ^-^T^ 

Pneumonic 




Poach -ed 

Poacher 

Poachy-ing 

Pocket 

Pocketed 

Pocketing 

Pocket-book 

Pocket-knife 

Pock-mark 

Pocky-ier 

Pockiest 

Pod-agra 

Podagric 

Podagrical 

Podium 

Poem I 
Poesy i 

Poet-ess 

Poetic-4l-ly 

Poetics 

Poetize-ed 

Pootizer 

Poetizing 

Poetry/ 
Pop i 

Poignancy 
Poignant-ly 
Point-ed 
Pointedly 

Pointedness 

Pointer ( 
Pointless! 

Point-blank 

Poise-ed 

Poising 

Poison-ed 

Poisoner ) 
Poisoning! 

Poisonous 
Poke-ed 



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Poking! 

Poke-weed 

Polacca 

Polar-chy 

Polarlscope 

Polarity 

Polarize 

Polarized 

Polarizing 

Polarization 

Pole-ed 

Poling I 
Pole-ax! 

Pole-cat 

Pole-star 

Polemic 

Polemical 

Police-man . 

Policy 

Polish-ed 

Polisher V 
Polishing! 

Polishable 

Polite-er 

Politest I 
Politely! 

Politeness 

Politic \ 
Politics! 

Political-ly 
Politicaster 

Politician 

Polity i 
Polka! 

PoU-ed 

Poller I 
Polling! 

Poll-tax 



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Pollen 
PoUiwig 

Pollock V> , 

Pollute-ed "y^ \/^\ 



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POLLUTER 



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POPULARLY 



Polysyllable ^Z^ 

PolysyllaMc ^^^ 



Polluter 

Polluting 

Pollution) 
Pollux i 

Polonaise 

Polt j 

Poltroou \ 

Poltroonery 

Polverine 

Polyacoustic 

Polyandry 

Polyanthus 

Polyarchy 

Polygamy 

Polygamlst 

Polygamous 

Polygarchy 

Polyglot I 
Polygons 

Polygonal 

Polygram 

Polygraph 
Polygraph y?" 

Polygraphia 



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Polyhedron 

Polyhedrons 

Polyhedral 

Polyhedrical 

Polymathy 

Polynomial 

Polyorama 

Polyp-etalous ^ 

Polyphonic V^^^^^ 



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Polyphonism ^^^^SJ^-— 
Polyphonous Vy. o 



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Polypus 
Polypous 

Polyscope 
Polyspermous >r V7D 
Polystyle V3^_ 



Polysyllabical V^-~ 



Polytechnic V^ 



Polythalamous VS^I^J^ 

Polytheism V"V 

Polytheist V^ ' 



Polytheistic V^ 



Polythelstical V^^ 



Polytrophia V^ 

Pomace Vg^ 

Pomaceous| V* Vi 

Pomade i /T)^ " 

Pomatum ^Vgy^ 

Pomecitron >^^- 
Pomegranate 



Pomeroy-al vA/t V^<f^ 



Pome -water V^^ 

Pomiferous V^^ 

'Pommel-ed V"^ V> 



Pommeling V^^^-^ 

Pomology \-V^- 

Pomologic Vp/vfr-=- 

Pomological VrvWir- 

Pomologist ^^-^/Cl' 

Pomposity V*h 

Pompous-ly >7^ viY- 



Pompousness Vp^^O 






Poncho 
Pond ) 

Pondered 
Ponderer 
Pondering 
Ponderable 
Ponderance ^^ 
Ponderosity ^^' 
Ponderous --^2_ 
Ponderously ^^^ 



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Ponent > 
Pongee i 



Poniard-ed '^ V^' 
Poniarding Ji 



Pontac I >s' .^ 
Pontage i p 7 — 

Pontiff-lc ^ ^ ■ 

Pontifical-ly \^ 

Pontificate 

Ponton t 

Pontoon \ 
Pony I 

Poodle i 

Pool-er 
Poop-ed 
Poor-er 
Poorest 




Poorness 
Poor-house 



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Poor-spirited \,. 



Pop-ped 

Popping 

Pope-dom 

Popery 

Popish-ly 

Pope-joan 

Pope's-eye 

Popgun 

Popinjay 



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Poplar 
Poplin 



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Popliteal \ jT- 

PopliUc X- 

Poppy-head ^ \^ 

Populace \ ^ 

Popular "V^^" \ 

Popularity V ./lA 

Popularize \j'^'S 



Popularized \ r^^ 
Popularizing ^Vw^ 
Popularly 



POPULATED 



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POSTSCRIPT 



Popalate-ed 

PopuLating 

Population 

Populous 

Populously 

Populousness 

Porcelain 

Porch I 
Porcine) 

Porcupine 

Pore-ed 

Porer 

Poring 

Porgee | 
Porgyi 

Pork-er 

Pork-house 

Porous ) 
Porosity J 

Porphyry 

Porphyrftic 

Porpoise* 

Porridge 

Porrigo 

Porringer 

Port-able 

Portableness 

PortablUty 

Portage ) 
Portal! 

Portcullis 

Porte-monnnie 

Portend-ed 

Portending 

Portentous 

Portentously 

Porter-age 

"Portfolio 

Port-hole J 
Portico i 

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Portioning 

Portionless 

Portly 

Portliness ' 

P^t-manteau 

Portrait 

Portraiture 

Portray-ed 

Portrayer 

Portraying 

Portrayal 

Portress 

Port-wardei 7><1 



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Pose-ed 

Poser 
Posing 

Position 

Positive-ly 

Positiveness 

Positivism 

Ppsology 

Posse comitatus- 

Possess-ed 

Possessing 

Possession 

Possessiye 

Possessor 

Possessory 

Posset-ed 

Posseting 

Possible-y 

Possibility 

Post-ed 

Poster I 
Posting! 

Postage 
Postalcard 



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Post-boy )p-f 

Post-Captain <^-\. 

Post-coach ^^"^^ 
Post-date 



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Post-dated 
Post-dating ^ 



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Post-diluvian ^u 
Post-entry ^,^q 
Posterior-s 



Posteriority V;«^.'^N> 



Posterity 
Postern 
Post-existence V4^ 
Post-fix \ ^ 

Post-haste ^^ 
Post-horse _^^- — 
Posthumous 



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Posthumously N^< 

Postilion S^^ 

Postman iQ 

Postmark ^f"^ — 

Postmarked . V*^ 

Postmarking V"^ — 

Postmaster VtQ — 



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Postmeridian rVMl" — 

Post-mortem ^^fj'V'^t^ 

PoBt-note 

Post-obit 

Post-ofQce 

Post-paid 

Postpone 

Postponed 

Postponer 



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Postponing J!^_ 

Postponement ^^~ N? 
^Postscript Vn, 



POST-TOWN 



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PRATER 



Po8t-town 

Postulant 

Postulate 

Postulated 

Postulating 

Postulation 

Postulatory 

Posture-ed 

Posturing { 
Posy S 
Pot-tckl 

Potterjy 

Potting 

Potrbellied 

Pot-hanger 

Pot-herb 

Pot-hook 

Pot-house 

Pot-luck 

Pot-valiant 

Potable 

Potableness 

Potash I 
Potassai 

Potassium 

Potation! 
Potato! 

Potatory 

Poteen 

Potency | 
Potent! 

Potentacy 

Potentate 

Potential 

Potentiality 

Potentially 

Potently 

Potentness 

Pother ) 
Potion J 

Pot-pourri 



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Pottle J V 

Potalenft -f 

Ponch-ed ^ ^ 

Poaching \—, 

Poachong ^>, 

Poudrette) n^ Vv 

PouU i -il: — ^'^- 

Poultlce-ed "J^Vl- 

PouWctng V^, 

Poultry Vlf 



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Poultry-yard Vl'^, 

Poulterer ViL 

Pounce-ed _X.i — 

Pouncing 

Pouncelrbox 

Pound-age 

Pounded 

Pounder 

Pounding 

Pour-ed 



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Pourer |- \r \/<-^ 

Pouringt "T~^ 

Pou^ed 

Pouter 

Pouting-ly 

Poverty 

Powder-ed 

Powdery 

Powdering 

Powder-box 

Powder-flask 

Powder-horn 

Powder-mill Nb;. 

Power 



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Powerfulness _A-5 



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Power-press 
Pow-wow 

Poz-ed 

Pozing ) 
Poyoul 

Pozolana 

Practicable-y 

Practicability y^^^ 

Practical-ly ^••^— ^ » ^ 

Practicalness 

Practice 

Practiced 

Practicer 

Practicing 

Practitioner 

Premunire 

PrsDcipe 

Prxcordia 

Prasnomen 

Praetor 

Pragmatic 

Pragmatically 

Pragmatical- > 
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Prairie 

Prairie-dog 

Praise-ed 

Pralser 

Praising 

Praisable-y 

Praiseworthy ^/^^ 

Prance-ed 

Prance r j 
Prancing)^ 

Frank-ed 
Pranking 

Prankish) 
Prase { 

Prate-ed 
Prater 




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PREDETERMINATE 



Prating-ly 
Pratique 

Prattle-ed 

Prattler ) 
Prattling} 

Pravlty 

Prawn \ 
Praxis] 

Pray-ed 
Prayer 



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Prayer (prar) \>. 

Praying _s, 

Prayerful-ly X 



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Pray erl ess 

Preach-ed 

Preacher ) \ \ 
Preaching) ,/ ■ .^ 

Preachment *N^ 

Pre-adamite l5:ii 

Preadmonish ^V^ 
Preadmonished \ 
Preadmonishing 'V ^ 

Preadmonition \^ 

Preamble y> 



Preannounce ^t^o 

Prebend-al -^^ \ 

Prebendary \1__J__ 

Precant 

Precarious ^V^ 



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Precariously \r^ . 



Precariousness V-^"^^ 

Precative ) V \. 

Precatory J V^ |^ 
Precaution Y^ 

Precautioned \^ 

Precautioning V- 



Precautional \^ , 
Precautionary ^-^-^ 
Precautious ^V-^ 



Precede-ed \> \ 



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Preceding i 
Precedence i 

Precedency 
Precedent 

Precedented _jl 

Precedently — ^ji 

Precentor \^ • ^ 

Precept-ive -^ Jsq 

Preceptor 



Preceptory -Vj^-s- 



Preceptorial ^^•Z 
Preceptress — %• — 



Precession _^ 
Processional .^ 
Precinct _J 



Preciou8-ly ^^ — \^ 

Preciousness ^ . 

Precipice ^\t 

Precipitable _JSi 

Precipitance 
Precipitancy 



Precipitant 
Precipitantly 
Precipitate \ - ^ 
Precipitated ^' 

Precipitating 



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Precipitately N -^-^ V , 

Precipitation %.^« V 

Precipitator \^ 

Precipitous ^ 

Precipitously N? 

Precipitousness^^ 
Precise-ly 

Preciseness _. 

Precisian ) V 

Precision! ^^- 




Preclude-ed > , '^ < - 

Precluding J <\ " <sf^' 
Preclusion i £g^^ ijy 



Preclusive 



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Preclusively ^ y 
Precocious \^ 



Precociously ^^^^^r- 

Precociousness ^tia 

Precocity V-P 

Precogitate vy 

Precognition - \-' ■ ■k . 
Preconcelt \f 



Preconceive vi^ 



Preconceived \^ 



Preconceiving X^^,^^^ 
Preconception ^^ 
Preconcert A*r\ 



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Preconcerted \o^' 

Preconcerting x^"^"*^ 

Precontract v^^ 

Procursive 

Precursor 

Precursory 

Predaceous 

Predatory 

Predecessor 

Predestine 

Predestined 

Predestining 

Predestinate *^^ 

Predestinated 






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Predestinating jL^--; 

Predestination "X" y 

Predestinator \ 

Predestin arian'N '^ ^ 



Predetermine 
Predetermined ' V^^ 

Predetermining J^L 

Predeterminate '^" 



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PREDETERMINATION 



212 



PREMIERSHIP 



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Predetermination 

Predial V ' 
Predicable 
PredicaWlity 

Predicament 'S^ — 

Predicate-ed !^S *N^ 

Predicating !\! 

Predication 2:^. 

Predicatory I!^j_l 

Predict-ed *V^^^^ 

Predicting !:^j_ 

Prediction 'N, — 

Predictive i^!if 

Predictor ^^^^JT^ 

Predilection ^\^^ 

Predisponent .!^ 

Predispose ^V"^ 



Predisposed ji 

Predisposing !X_ — _ 
Predisposition !^ 

Predominance^yj^" 

Predominancy. 

Predominant 



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Predominate '^- '«J*^ 



Predominantly '^j^^ 



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Predominated 
Predominating *^JS^ 
Predomination *'^^-4 — 

Pre-eminence Vv=^ 

Pre-eminent V->.^^<y 



Pre-eminently vN jy 
Pre-emption \^ 



Pre-engagement \.^^^ 
Pre-establish \-l 



Pre-establishment 



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Pre-exist-ed !Vp\^p . 

Pre-existing "^^ 

Pre-exlstence -ki^ 



Pre-existent \^ 

Preface-ed l^ ^>, 

Prefacer 

Prefacing 

Prefatory 



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Prefect-ship \^J 

Prefecture vnj 

Prefer-red 

Preferrer 

Preferring 

Preferable-y 

Preferablenei 

Preferenee \^ 

Preferential 

Preferment 

Prefigure 

Prefigured 

Prefiguring 



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Prehension JS^^D. 
Prejudge jj 

Prejudged 
Prejudging 



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Prejudgment * ^ 



Prejudicate ^L 
Prejudicated *^, 
Prejudicating ^ 



Prejudication ^ ^ 
Prejudice ^^ y 

Prejudiced "^N^ "^ 

Prejudicing .ylz! 

Prejudicial "^ 



Prejudicialness ^ 
Prelacy ^SP- 



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Prelate-sblp V Vj 
Prelatic \CUr 






Prelatical t 
Prelatistt 

Prelection 
Prelector 

Prellbatlon V^ 
Preliminary V^^'Vl 



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Preen-ed 

Preening [<\ <\ 

Pre-engage ^"^ vu^ 
Pre-engaged \.'./-^ 

Pre-engaging ^^-^y^ 



Preflguratlon "N: — 

Prefiguratlve \^, 

Preflgurement \ ^^^ .^^ 

Prefixing ^ ,^ 

Prefulgency ^^ 

Pregnable '^^^ft--^-- 

Pregnancy ^-Si^w^^ '— 

Preghant \=uii-^==. 

Pregnantly ^.l^C' 

Prehensible V\ 

Prehensile _ji 



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Prelude-cd <\^.^ V^' 

Preluding 

Prelusive 

Prelusory 

Premature 



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Prematurely V'-V^ 



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Prematureness vV"^^ 



Prematurity yvMi 



Premeditate *^>s. 
Premeditated Vs 
Premeditating 
Premeditation 
Premier v-^ 




Premiership vS^ 



PREMISED 



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PRESS-MONEY 



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Premlse-ed 
Premising 
PFemium 

Premonish ^J* 

Premonished ^^ 
Premonishing . 

Premonition vpti"?' 

Premonitory .^p-.^/ 
Premunition "V^S ?, 
Prenomen y^^ 

Prenomiuate 



Prenomination\. 

Prenotion 1 ^ r> *V - 
Prentice/ \^ ^ 

Pre-occupancy^z:^_ 
Preoccupy ■ ^^ '^ 
Preoccupied ^-^v 

A ^ 

Preoccupying "—y 



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Preoccupation '^^ 



Preordain-ed ^^^•'V^' 



Preordinance ^^'q 



Preordination 'N^^/? 
Prepare-ed 



Preparedness 'V- 
Preparer \ 



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Preparing 

Preparation V„ 

Preparatiye \ — 

Preparatively \^ . 



Preparatory . \y ) ^i 
Prepay-ed V A^ 



Prepaying 

Prepayment 

Prepense 

PrepoUenCe 

Prepollent 

Preponderance 



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Preponderancy 

Preponderant _jC 

Preponderate *\^ ' 
Preponderated- 
Preponderating 
Preponderation 



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Preposition A^ 
Prepositional A^ 

Prepositive ^ 

Prepossess A^, 

Prepossessed ^^ 
Prepossessing ^^^^ 
Prepossession J^£^ — 
Prepossessor ^;<^ 
Preposterous ^' 






Preposterously 

Preposterous-? ^ 
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Prepuce 



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Prerequisite v"^^ 



Prerogative \<^ 



Presage-ed ^ ^ja- 



Presager | *\i % " 
Presaging i -^ — CT 



Presbyter JiL_ 



Presbyterial \^Y 



Presbyterian x^/? 



Presbyterian-) % 

Presbytery \yy- 

Prescience | <\ \ 
Prescient i ^ C7~ 

Prescribe *^py 

Prescribed — ^=\ 



Prescriber r-^ 



Prescribing <r-y 
Prescript g~-;v 

Prescriptible Vn 



Prescription V"i = 
Prescriptive W' 



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Presence 

Present-ed 

Presentee | 
Presenter) 

Presenting 

Presentable 

Presentation 

Presentative 

Presentient 

Presentiment 

Presently 

Presentment 

Preserve-ed 

Preserver 

Preserving 

Preservable 

Preservation 

Preservative 

Preservatory 

Preside-ed 

Presider ) 
Presiding! 

Presidency 

President 

Presidential 

Presidentship 

Presidial 

Presidiary 

Presignlfy 

Presigniiied 

Presignifying 

Press-ed 

Presser | 
Pressing! 

Pressingly 

Press-bed 

Press-gang 

Pressman 

Press-money 



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PRINCIPALLY 



Pressure 

Prestldigl 
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Prestldigl 
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Presume-ed *V- ^'N ^ 
Presumer 



Presuming J *^.^*^ 
Pre&umable-y an£ 



Presumption y~:> 



Presumptive )r\ 



Pre8umptlvely_JC^_<i_ 



Presumptuous V^ = 'V\ 



Presumptuouslyj^;^- 
Presumptuous- j \i^^ 



Presuppose-ed \^ 'Np 



Presupposing j^ 

Presupposition 
Presupposal L 
Pretend-ed ^, ^, 

Pretendedly .^l^, 

Pretender _V- 



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Pretending, 
Pretense 

Pretension 

Pretentious 

Preter-human v| 

Preterlt-e 

Pretention 

Pretermit ^Nn' 

Pretermitted 



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Pretermitting *V 



Preternatural-ly ^j/ 

Preterperfect yi i_ 

Pretext ^-^^ 

Pretor-ial "^^ *^ 

Pretorian "^^^ 

Pretty-ier ^^ "^ 



Prettiest ) 
Prettily! 



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Prettlness 

Prevall-ed 

Prevailing 

Prevalence 

PrevalenMy 

Prevaricjate 

'Prevaricated 

Prevaricating 

Prevarication 

Prevaricator 

Pre.venlent 

Prevent-ed 

Preventer 

Preventing 

Preventable 

Prevention 

Preventive 

Previous-ly 

Prevlousness 

Prevision 

Prey-ed 

Preyer \ 
Preying i 

Price-ed 

Pricing ( 
Priceless i 

Price-current 

Prick-ed 

Pricker \ 
Pricketi 

Pricking 

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Prlckliness 
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Priest-craft 

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Princeliness V> 

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Principal \i^*X- 
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PRINCIPIA 



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PRODUCER 



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Prolicide 

Proliferous 

ProUfic 

Prelifical-ly 

Prolification 

Prolificness 

Prolix-ity 

Prolixly 

Prollzness 

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PROMISCUOUSLY 



217 



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Promontory \?-^^ 

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PROROGUING 



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PROVIDING 



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Proscriber 

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Proscription 

Proscriptive 

Prose-er 

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Prosiest 

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Prosecute-ed 

Prosecuting 

Prosecutable 

Prosecution 

Prosecutor 

Proselyte-ed 

Proselyting 

Proselytism 

Proselytize 

Proslavery 

Prosodial 

Prosodical 

Prosodian 

Prosodidt 

Prosody 

Pro80pop«ia 

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Protraoter 

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Protraction 

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Protrusion ^ 

Protrusive 

Protuberance '^ 

Protuberant .^i^ 

Protuberate _!^^ 

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PROVIDENCE 



219 



PULING 



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Provinciality \k:<:^ 
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Provisorl ^- ►T' 

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Provoker V , — 

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Psalmody 

Psalmography 

Psalter-y 

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Pseudoscope ^'^T'V. 

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Puceron! ^ — Tf^ 

Pucker-ed V^ V" . 



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Puff-ball '<^^ 

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Pugilism \,f-> 

Pugilist-ic }^)^ 

Pugnacious ==-^^ 

Pugnacity ^^, ^ 

Puissance M- 9 

Puissant-ly )^ \[^ 

Puke-ed \__, \_^. 

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Pulchritude V*"^ 

Pule-ed \^ \ 



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220 



PUEIJEU 



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Puller 
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Pullet I 
Pulley t 
Pullicat 

Pulmonary 

Pulmonic 
Pulp I 

PulpOUB) 

Pulpousness . 

Pulpy 

Pulpit 

Pulqiie 

Pulsate-ed 

Pulsating 

Pulsatile 

Pulsation 

Pulsative 

Pulsatory 

Pulse I 
Pulsion i 

Pulverize-ed 

Pulverizing 

Pulverization 

Pulverable 

Pulverulence 

Pulverulent 

Pumice 

Pumiceous 

Pummace 

Pummel 

Pump-ed 

Pumper 

Pumping 

Pump-brake 

Pumpion 

Pumpkin 



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PungI 

Pungency 

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Purgation 

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Purgatorial 

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Purify-ied 
Purifier 
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Purification 

Purificatory 

Purism 
Purist 

Puritan-ic \^i^\^^^rr± 
Purltanical-ly N^^^'— ' 
Puritanism N>^--^^ 
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221 



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Purpling JjL. 



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Purser 

Pursy t ^^ ^ 
Pursiness \^ 

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Pyretology 

Pyriform 

Pyrites | 

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Pyromancy 
Pyromantic \-x. 
Pyrometer V- — ^ 
Pyrophonu 
Pyroscope 
Pyrotechny 
Pyrotechnic 
Pyrotechnlcal . 

Pyrotechnist 

pirroxene) 
Pyrrhic j 

Pyrrhonism 
Pyrrhonist VT^ 




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Pythagorism ^' 

Pythian \,«. 

Pythoness ^btc 



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Pyrolignic 



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QUADRILLE 



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Quadruplicate '"3- 

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Repressively ^-"^o.^ — 

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Reprovable -^^v^ — 

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Reptilian! ^-f-^ 

Republic ^^\^ ^ 

Republ ican -^Oy^ 

Republicanism •= -^^A.,^ 

Republicanize — - ^-^A 

Republication - -^ 



Reprimanded i-^V"[> 



Reprimanding ^V^y 



Reprint-ed ^' ^^ 
Reprinting <rd^ 
Reprise-al y'^^^^ 



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Republish .-^A, = .^ 



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Requester 

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Resigner 

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Resignation 

Resilience 

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Bpeechifled ^ 

Speechifying ^ ' \ 

Speechless _?^ 



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Speed-ed _2^ — 2i^ 

Speeder Sisfl. 

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Speedily 

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Speiss ^o-l 

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Spelllngt f-^-^ 

Spelt ^ — 



Spell-bound .^Zl^ 



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Spelter 

Spence 

Spencer I 
Spend / 

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Spender 

Spending 

Spendthrift 



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Spermacetic y-Ti 

Spermary ^^tv^' 

Spermatic 



Spermatical ^^<fi-^ 



Spermatocele ^iT^ 

Sperm-oil v-^ 

Spew-ed .S^^ ^ 

Spewing 



Sphacelate ^ 



Sphacelating ^^-^^^ 



Sphacelation ^^^ 



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Sphenoid) 
Sphenoidal ^jY 



Sphere-ed i- — t^t^ 



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Sphericalneis . 
Sphericity JL^ 



Spherics J e evi 

Spheroid! ^L-o^^^^ 

Spheroidal \^ 

Spheroidic t^l= 

Splieroidical C.<^- — . 

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Sphincter ^-^ ^ 






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Spiculate 

Spicule 
Spicy 

Spicinesa 

Spider 

Splgnel I 
SpigotI 

Splke-y-ed 

Spiking I K^ \:tr. 
Spiklletl I^ 

Spikenard 

Spile 

Spill-ed 

Spilling 
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Spinner 

Spinning 

Spinach 

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Spindling 

Spindle-legged-^^^ 

Spindle-shanked-^iL 



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Spiny 






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Spinneret \. 

Spinning-jenny \^ \. 
Spinning-wheel %^ 



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Spinous! -^ — H^ 

SpinoWty V,j> 
Spinster 



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Spiraeas ^ ^^-- 

Spiral-ly \y \>^ 

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Spi^i^ed Vl,J_!^ 

Spiriting *\ 

Spiritedly *^>^ 

Spiritism N; 

Spiritist I *\^V/^ 

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Spiritlessness 'V^'"'^ 
Spiritous .^ 



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Spiritualist V^ 

Spirtuality *V^^ V^ 



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Spiritualize 'N^ 



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Spiritually V^ 

Spirituous 

Spirometer 

Spirt 
Spiry 

Spisaitude 

Spit-ted 

Spitty ; 
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SPROUTED 



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Splte-ed 
Spiting 
Spitefttl-ly - 
SpltefulneBS 

Spitfire 

Spittle I 
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Splaiih-y-ed 

Splashing 

Splay 

Splay-foot 

Splay-footed 

Splay-month 

Spleen-y 

Spleenish . 

Splendent 

Splendid 

Splendidly 

Splendor 

Splenetic 

Splice-ed 

Splicing 

Splint-ed 

Splinter-y 

Splinting 

Split-ted 

SpUtting 

Splutter-ed 

Spluttering 

Spoil-ed 

Spoiler \ 
Spoiling i 

Spoke-ed 

Spoking 

Spokeshave 

Spokesman 

Spoliate-ed 



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Spongioid 

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Sporadical y— " 

Sported ^ ^^ 

Sporter *^v^ 

Sporting V^ 

Sportful vCu 

Sportive Ji^s^_ 

Sportively \A/^ — 

Sportsman ^^CJ^ ^ 

Sportsmanship - ^[^ 



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Spotless 



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Spout-ed 
Spouting 
Sprain-ed 

Spraining 

Sprang} 
Sprat! 

Sprawl-ed 
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Spread) 
Spreader 

Spreading 

Spree-ing 

Sprig-ged 

Sprigging! 
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Sprightiy !l__ 

Sprightliness _I 

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Springer \_j,,^^ 

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Springiness S>^ 

Spring-halt \-4<^ 

Spring-head 

Spring^tide 

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Sprinkler 

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SPROUTING 



267 



STAGNANCY 



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Sprucer 

Sprncest 

Sprucing 

Sprucely 

Spruceness 

Spruce-beer 

Spudt 



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Spumescence ^^^j^j 

Spumescent ^,^^,.,^^ 

Spumous 

Spun 

Spunk-y 

Spunkier , 

Spunkiest 

Spun-yam 

Spur-red 

Spurrer ) 
Spurrier i 

Spurring 
Spur-gall 

Spur-royal 

Spurge ( 
Spurious) 

Spuriously 
Spuriousness ^'^jj^ 
Spum-ed 
Spurning 

Spurt-ed 

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Sputter-ed 
Sputterer 
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Squalldity 
Squalidly 
Squalidness 

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Square-ed 

Squaring 
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Squareness 

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Squeamishly ^^—^^^ 

8q ueamishness ^^=Q 

Squeeze-ed C2_o_a^gr_ 
Squeezing *5i35=sl 



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Squinancy 
Squint-ed 
Squinting 
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Squire-ed 

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Squirm-ed 








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Squirrel CL-tX 

Squirt-ed Q- J/ O-^' 

Squirter \cij/^ , 
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Stabber ) 
Stabbing) 

SUOxxi Mater 
Stable-ed 
Stabling 
Stableness 
Stability 
^Stcuxato- 
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Stacking 

Staddle } 
Stadiums 

Stadtholder 

Staff ) 
Stag! 

Stage-er 

Staging 

Stage-coach 

Stage-driver 

Stage-play 

Stagger-ed 

Staggering 

Staggeringly 

Stagnant 

Stagnancy 






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STATISTIC 



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Stagnating 

Stagnation 

Staid I 

Staidnessi 

Stain-ed 

Staiuer 

Staining 

Stainless 

Stair I 

Staircase! 

Stair-way 

Stake-ed 

Staking 

Stalactic 

Stalactical 

Stalactite 

Stalactitic 

Stalactitical 

Stalagmite 

Stalagmitic 

Stalagmitical 

Stale er 

Stalest 

Staleness 

Stale-mate 

Stalk-ed 

Stalker Z ^ ^ 
Stalky I *=^ •* — ^ 
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Stalwart! 

Stamen \ ^ ^r^ ., 

Staminali ^ ^ ^' 

Staminate '^^^^-A 




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Stanching! 

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Stand 

Standard-bearer 

Stander 

Standing 

Standish 

Stand-pipe 

Stiand-point 

Stand-sUU 

Stanhope 

Stannary \ 
Stannic i 

Stanniferous 
Stannous 

Stanza 

Staple \ 
Stapler! 

Star-red 
Starring 
Starboard 

Starch-ed 

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Starchy! 

Starching 



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Starchness 

Stare-ed 

Starer \ 
Staring! 

Star-finch 

Star-fish 

Star-gazer 

Star-gazing 

Starless 

Starlight . 

Starry 

Stark-er 

Starkest ) 
Starling) 

Start-ed 

Starter { 
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Starting-post 



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Starveling '^y^V/ 
Starvation V^-^'^^ 

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Stately! 

Statedly 

State-house 

Stateliness 

Statement 

State-room 

Statesman j^^a 

Statesmanlike '|--/v 



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Static I ' t/ j^ . 



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STATISTICALLY 



269 



STEREOTYPOGRAPHY 



Statistlcal-ly 

Statistician 

Statistics 

Station-ed 

Stationer-y 

Stationing 

Stational 

Stationary 

Stative 

Statuary ) 
Siatue J 

Statuesque 

Statuette 

Stature { 
Statvs] 

SiatuainQno 
8taJtu»Qnio 

Statutable 

Statute ) 
Statutory) 

Staunch 

Stave-ed 

Staving 

Stay-ed 

Stayer 

Staying 

Stay-saU 

Stead-y-ied 

Steadler-est) 
Steadying) 

Steadfast-ly 

Steadfastness 

Steadily 

Steadiness 

Steak \ 

Steal! 
Stealer { 

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Stealth-y 
Stealthily 
Stealthiness 
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Steamer 

Steamy 

Steaming 

Steaminess 

Steam-boat 

Steam-boiler 

Steam-engine . 

Steam-guage jT^^tt 



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Steam-ship *^ . ' 



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Steed i 

Steel-y-ed 
Steelyard 

Steep-ed 

Steeper | 
Steepest) 

Steeping 

Steeply 

Steepness 

Steeple 

Steeple-chase 

Steeled ^ 
Steering ; 
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Steersman 
Steeve J^- 

Steganography^ 

Stellar ) 
Stellary) 

SteUate 

Stellated 

Stelliferous 

Stelliform 

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Stenographer ' 
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Stenographist 
Stentorian ^^ -^ 

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Stereographical V-i 
Stereometry 1>-^ 
Stereoscope dT\ — 

Stereoscopic t=Y 

Stereoscopical 3~^ 
Stereotomy 'V^-^ 



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Stereotjrper *\ 
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Stereotypography 



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STOCK-DOVE 



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Sterling 

Stern-er 

Sternest > 
Sternal! 

Sternly 

Sternness 

Stem-board 

Stern-chase 

Stem-chaser 

Stem-post 

Stern-sheets ^ 

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Stemntative ^"^^r 



Sternutatory , 

Stem-way .^^^, — 

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Stethoscope •£" 

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Stevedore 

Stew-ed 

Stewardess 
Stewardship 



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StewpanJ J '>S 

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Sticky «-= 

Sticking 2i=i 

Stickiness 

Stick-lac 

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Stlff-er 
Stiffest 
Stilfen-ed 

Stiffening 

Stiffly \ 
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Stiff-necked 
Stifle-ed 

Stifling 

Stigina ) 
Sttgmaticp 

Stigmatical 

Stigmatize 

Stigmatized 

Stigmatizing 

Stile 

8tiletto-ed 

Stilettoing 

Still-ed 

StlUy 

Stilling ) 
StiUeri 

Stillest 

Stillatitious 

SUlUtory 

Still-birth 

Still-born 

Still-bam 

Still-life 

Stillness 

Stilt-ed 

StUtlng 

Stimulate-ed 

Stimulating 

Stimulant 

Stimulation 

Stimulative 

Stimulator . 



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StlntingJ ^ ' S \ 

Stipe J mVjS 

Stipend} ^^ ^ 

Stipendiary 

Stipple-ed 

Stippling 

Stipulate-ed 

Stipulating 

Stipulation 

Stipulator 

Stipule 

Stir-red 

Stirrer 

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Stirrapt 

Stitch-ed 
Stitching 

Stithy 

Stive i 

Stiver* 
Stoak { 

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Stoccade 

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Stocking • ^"^^^ 

Stockade-ed ^' \ ^' J- 

Stockading ^ 

Stock-board 

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STOCK-EXCHANGE 



271 



STRANGULATION 



Stock-exchange '^ J' 
Stock-flsh *^1/ 

Stockholder '^""^ 

Stock-jobber .^IJt 

Stock-Jobbing ZZ:: 

Stock-market 

Stock-smi 

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Stoicism { X fe- 



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Stomach J J^ , 

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Stone-dead ^^ 

Stone-waU .-»^ 

Stone's-caat 9t^ 

Stone*8-throw .jd^ 

Stone-ware 

Stone-work 4r 

Stony-hearted . 

Stood -f " ^ 

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Stop-ped 

Stopper-ed 

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Stoppering 

Stop-cock 

Stop-gap 

Stoppafre > 
Stopple i 

Storage \ 
Storaxi 

Store-ed 
Storing 
Store-house 

Store-room 

Storied) 
Stork I 

dtorm-ed 

Storming 

Storm -beat 

Stormlness 

Storthing 

Story led 

Storying 

Story-toller 

Stoup 

Stout-er 

Stoutest ( 
Stoutly) 

Stoutness 

Stove \ 
Stover) 

Stow-ed 

Stowing I 
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Strabismus 

Straddle-ed 

Straddling 

Straggle-ed 

Straggler 

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Straibess) —^ — *"^ 

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STUBBORN 



strangury 
StrangnrioQS 

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Strapping 4^- 

Strappado _L! 

Strata J ^- I" ?'. 

Stratagem i |* /^ 

Stratagetica —X-k 

StrateglcaWy J ^y- 

Strategy ^ 

Strategist 

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Strlnglness \u m 

Stringency l , yr ' i .y 

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Strokesman 

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Stroller I 
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Strong 

Stronger 

Strongest 

Stronghold 

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Strontian) 

Strop-i>ed 
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Structure 
Structural 
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StruvM I 
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SUBTERFUGE 



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k- 



Transparency A^yO, JL- 



Transparent \r, \ 



Transparently gs/<^ % 



Transparentness-i^,^3^ 

Transpicuous X 

Transpierce tfy '^ 



Transpire 



^ 



Transpired 
Transpiring jiy^ 



Transpiration i/Q 

Transplace \a 

Transplant ^^ ~ ^ 



Transplanted ^^^" ^ 
Transplanter L^ 
TransplantiUli^ 



ffii 



Transplantation 
Transport 



s 



^ 



Transported Cj^/i- 
Transporter Liit*^, 



Transporting ^^^ 



Transportable s-g^ 



Transportation Lgr^d 



Transported! y L^/\/^ 



Transpose-ed ^»y y 3> 

Transposirjg <i^ 

Transposal sL^ 

Transposition 
Transpositional . 
Transship 
Transshipment 



4 



> 






Transubstantiate 

Transubstanti-; ^ 
-atiou "^ 



Transude 
Transuded 



y 



Transuding _L^ 



v^ 



Transudation HI 
Transrectlon ^^-o^ 
Transyerse , 
TransYersal 



h^ 



h^ 



Transversely "^-fg l^ 

Trap-ped i, 1» 

Trapper J\. 
Trapping 



X 



X. 



t; y, 



T^ IV 



4 



{ y '^ 



Trap-door 
Trapan-ed 
Trapanner L 

Trapanning _L 

Trapeze i 1* \ 
Trapezium) -^%^ — ^^:^ 

Trapezoid J, 
Trash-y 

Trashier 

Trashiest 
Trass 

Traumatic 
Travail-ed 
Trayaillng 

Travel-ed 

Traveler i ^' J 
Traveling; -^^n^ — Vpz? 

Traverse-ed i^j, j 

Traverser j- ^- 

Traversing \a^ 

Traversable i^- 



i;^ 






X-^ 



Travertine 
Travesty-led 



Ji^ 



Travestying y- 



Trawl-er 
Trawl-net 
Tray J_ 

Treachery i 
Treacherous —J 



Y_f2L 



Treacherously \u. 

Treacheroasness A_ 



JL 



Treacle 

Tread -er 

Treading 

Treadle 

Tread-mill 

Treason 

Treasonable 

Treasonableness. 



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TREASURED 



296 



TRIGLYPH 



Treasure-ed _1 !_ 



Treasurer ) 1 i 

Treasury I —TT 7" 

'rAAflurinsr __k 



Treasuring % 



i 



*-^^-4r 



Treasure-trove. 

Treiit-ed 

Treater I « „ 

Treating! xK hr— 

Treatise _1 

Treatment^ * ' 1 

Treaty J -% :j— 

Treble-ed 3 3 

Trebly \ y 1 

TreblingI -'k: 'icT 

Trobuchet _1 
Trechometer 

Tree_4 



treed- 



+ 






Treefuli ^ — -^ 
Tree-fern A, 

Tree-frog !L. 

Treeless i •>, «.• 
Tree-moss i -r* — Tf^ 

Treenail T> 

Trec-toad> -' 
Trefoil 

Treillage 

Trellis ) *r>o. T^- 

Trelllsedl -^ ^ — 

Tremble-ed W ^ ^^ 
Trembler t-^-\ 

Trembling l-'^ 
Tremendous ^ij^ ^. 
Trei^endously T^^S^ ^^ 

TremendousnessH^ 

Treraolitel l^^ V 
Tremor j ^^=* — ^ UV 

Tremulous i^-y^ 
Tremulously Vv^ 



Trcmulousness V-V^^*^"^ 

Trench-ed i^ — L^ 

Trencher 

Trenching 

Trenchant 



l! 



-^ 



% 



■i^ 



Trencher-man *^ 



Trench-plow w 

Trend-ed 3 ^i. 

Trending . A^ 

Trcndle ; 3" i\- 

Trentali V r 

Trephine-ed i>-^ t'*^ 

Trephining l/^^^^'*^ 

Trepidation \ 
Trespass-ed 
Trespasser 



^^^ 



Trespassing <^. 

Tress / 1; . 1 

Trestle! ^ f^ 

Tret I Q. It 

Trevett -* T 

Trey | *]. Ov 

Triablel -^ V 

Triableness 



Triad 



* 



Triadelphousj XTJzI- 



>lr 



Irial 
Triangle 

Triangled ^^^ 

Triangular ^* ^ 

Triangulate 



ir,. 



Triangulated '^-^- 

Triangulating '>--^*^^^ 

Triangfulation ^^^^ 

Triarchy V^~^ 

Tribe ^ 
Tribal! 

Triblet 



X- ^ 



4- 



Trlbomcter i^ , 
Tribrach J:^-. 



Tribune | 
Tribunal) 

Tribulation 
Tribuneship Ji^ 






w 



Tribunitial 
Tribute s^^ 

Tributary J^ 

Trice ) V* 

Tricennialj 

Trichina 



JL 



^=^ 



T 



Trichord 

Trick-ed 

Trickv ) 
Tricking) 

Trickish 



Trickishness 

Triekle-ed 

Trickling 

Trickster 

Trick-track 

Tricolor 

Tricorporal 

Tricorporate 

Tricuspid 

Tridactyle 

Tridactylous 

Trident 

Tridentate 

Tridentated ^jt 

Tridentine H 

TrienniaMy 

Trifallow 

Tfifallowed 

Trifallowing 

Trifid 

Trifle-ed 

Trifler > 
Trifling! 

Trifiingly 
Trifloral 



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t^v 



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Ti 



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Triflorous 
Trifoliate 
Trifoliated 
Triform 

Trlgamyl \^ W> 
Trigger |_, 

Trigintal V 

Triglyph <! -f ^ 



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TRIGLYPHIC 



297 



TROPOLOGY 




Triglyphie 

Triglyphical 

Trigon I 
Trigonal J 
Trigonometry ^V' yi 

Trigonometric rr-''^'^rr^ 

Trigonometri-) 'Lj^^-t-v. 

-cal-ly 1 ^Z—^^ 



'V-=> 



f 



* 



r^ 



v^ 



j)2_4^ 



v^r 



V(y 



Trigraph 

Trihedral 

Trihedron 

Trijngous 

Trilateral 

TriUteral 

Trill-ed 

Trilling I 
TriUfoni 

Trilobate 

Trllobite 

Trilocular 

Trilogy 

Trim-med 

Trimmer 

Trimming 

Trimmest 

Trimnessl »-^ 1-<J> 
Trimester m 

Trimeter 



f^^ 



t-n^ 



JhL 






Ul>> 



4^ 



V-^- 



W^^ 



3^ 3^ 



^U=- 



rte' 



Trimetrical 

Trine > 
Trinalt 

Trlngle 
Trinitarian 

Trinitarianlsm Ui^^ 

Trinity ; T . ' n"'^ 
lYinketj ^ .^ ^ 

Trinomial ^•^^' 

Trio _l!I 

Trip-ped 4_ !}_ 



Tripper \ n' <\' 
Trlppingl -*;5;; 1^ 

Trippingly J__ 



i. 



K- 



Tripartite 

Tripartition 

Tripe > 1^ ^ 1 
Trlpedal} A "^ 

Tripersonal li^* *' 
Trlpersonality- 






Tripetalous 1/? 
Trip-hammer X 



y 



t 



V 



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li t.^ . 






3iUe: 



3^ a^. 



,^*=s — 

Triphthong ii 

Trlphthongnal V 

Triple-ed 

Tripling 

Triplicate 

Triplication 

Triplicity 

Tripod ) 

Tripoli i 
Tripos I 

Triptotel 

Trireme 

TrUagion 

Trisect-ed 

Trisecting 

Trisection 

Trismus 

Trisulcate 

Trisyllable 

Trisyllabic 

Trisyllabical 

Trite ) 
Tritely! 

Triteness 

Tritheism 

Trltheist 

Tritheistio 

Tritheistical 

Triton 



3^ 



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Jiri. 



Jr^ 






-uu 



* 



4i^ 



t- 



«|v V 



Triturate-ed 1^ ^' 

Triturating '^<^ 

Trituration 



V? 



Trlturlum 



„^ 



Triumph -ed ^^ /^ 
Triumpher -1^^ 



Triumphing ^^'\^ 
Triumphal [•-q^ 



Triumphant kS 
Triumphantly V^-\^ 
Triumvir '^'"^ 



^^ 



At 



Triumvirate 

Triune > 
Triunityi 

Trivet 
Trivial-ly 
Triviality 
Trivialness A^ 
Trivium 1 \, 



4^ 



fc 



Tri-weekly 

Trocar * «. 

Trochaic) i=: — 

Trochaical --£s- 



Trocbe > V 'K 
Trochee} -^ ^=^ 



ai. 



4,4 



U 



Trochil 

Trochillcs ^ ■ ''^ 

Trochlng > Tr . Tl/T 



Trochleary 

Trod-den 

Troglodyte 

Troll-ed 

Trolling 

Trollop 

Trombone? 1^ ^ 

Tromp I -"♦"^ 

Troop-ed _L i,_ 

Trooper _k^ 

Trooping ) f 1- 

Trope i -V V~ 



r r 



%^-^ 



^^ 



It 



Trophy 
Tropic 

Tropical-ly 1^ 
Tropology 1^^^ 



TROPOLOGIC 



298 



TUMBLING 



Tropologie \\^ 



Tropological 1^^ 



I J_J: 



4 



Tro^ted 
Trotter 

TrottinK 
Troth 

Troubadouv 

Tronble-ed ^ J^ 

Troublcr ^_- 



Troubling ii 
Troablesome jLi 



Troublefloxnely jL.rf-i 



Troubletomeness 
Troabloiif(| J ^1^ 



fe- 



Trough 



Trounce-ed 43i 3=1 

Trouncing ]^ 

"^oupe I " 
Trousers i 



Troupe { 1^ 3 ^^ 

Troutteau 

Trout } ^; 3' 

Trow j 4=_JJ2:_ 



i^ 



Trover i 
row I 
Troweli 
Trowsers fe 

Troy 



Troy-weight _L^ 

Truancy \i\ 

Truce i "^ — ^ 
Truce-breaker i^ 

Truck-ed I.'-.. I'. 



Trucker { \^ li^^ 

Trucking I ^^^^"^ 

Truckage J=a 

Truckle i^ 

Truckle-bed «^-S,- 

Truckman J=:<2__ 

Truculence -ita 

Truculency ^-r^ 



^ 



Truculent 

Trudge-ed '^ a^U 

Tradglng 



i- 



True-blue J^i «L_ 

Tme-bom ^4/t 

True-bred J^ 

True-hearted \f^ 



Trueloye-knot Y^^^ 
Trueness \^ 



True-penny _k_ 



Truffle ^_- 

TmUm %^ 



Trull, I ir c^- 



Truly J 

Trump-ed -ii — Ja- 

Trumping ''^sw^ 

Trumpery ^^^r^' 



Trumpet -~t- 

Trumpeted iA 



Trumpeter 1^ 



Trumpeting Jd^ 

Truncate-ed SeClljirCIl' 
Truncating ^^^' 
Truncation Lr-p 
Truncheon ^^~ 



Trundle-ed 



*^^ 



Trundling y^Ts^ 

Trundle-bed |b\ 

Trunk w^ 



Trunk-hose w~"»^ 

runnel . 
Trunnion 



Trunnel j jl. JX, 



Tru88-ed _1l Il_ 

Trussing .ii 

Trust-ed t p 

Trustee t 

Trusty i "T 

Trusting _il 

Trustful I ir \. 

Trustily! "^i \^ 

Trustiness _t 

Trustworthy _J — t<4r 



Truster j V Or 



^ 



Trustworthineuu 
Truth 1 -' 1 



^ 



Truthful-ly 

Trnthfulnesa J '^V^, 

Trier * 1; \^ 

Trylngl "^^^ ^^ 

Tryrt-ing ij,, %, 

Tub-bed i^ i^ 

Tubbing \^ 

Tube-ed -L L_ 

Tuber ) r^ i* 

Tubing} -"Sc V 

Tubercle j^ 

Tubercular t^ 

Tuberose i, 



^^ 



fe 



Tuberosity 

Tuberous Jo^ 

Tubular j^^*^ 

Tubulate-ed ^^y ^^\/^' 

Tubule \^ 



Tubnliform i^j*^;^^ 

Tubulous \^ 

Tuck-ed i= S^ 



Tucker » La. Ll^. 

Tucking! -^== — ^=^ 

Tuesday -Li 

Tufa t^ 

Tuft-ed \r \^ 

Tuff 



Tuft-hunter ^ ' -^ 

Tug-ged Li, L 

Tueger ) i-^ Ll. 

Tugging i 

Tuition ti^ 



Jjir 



Tuitionary 

Tumble-ed U»> U^ 
Tumbler 



Tumbling ^^> 



TUMBREL 



299 



TWIDDLE 



^ 






H^ 



t k— 1=^ 



Tumbrel 

Tumefy-ied 

Tumefying 

Tumefaction 

Tumid 
Tumidity 

Tnmidnees 
Tumor 
Tump-ed 
Tumping 

Tnmular 

Tumulose) 
Tumult \ 

Tumultuary 
Tumultuarily 
Tumultuariness t '^y'^ 
Tumultuous i-Vn a ' 



fe^ 



lA u 



ik^ 






1^ 



W- 



Tumultuously A:=±j2. 
TumultuousneBsPYA" w 



Tamulua 
Tun-ned 
Tunning 

Tune-ed 

Tuning 
Tuneful 

Tuneless 
Tunable 

Tungster 

Tunic 
Tunicle 

Tuning-fork 
Tunnage 
Tunnel-ed 
Tunneling 

Tunny 

Turban 
Turbary 

lurbid 
Turbidness 
Turbinate 
Turbinated 



-t^^ 



^ 



* i=H^ 



4^ 



J^ 



i ^:^=-^a=z 






J^Jft 



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i. 



x^ 



iC- 



4 



J^ 



s 



i C-h 



x^ 



\/^ 



■1^?^ 



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^ 



Turbination 

Turbine 

Turbit 
Turbot 

Turbulence 



Turbulent 
Turbulently 

Ihircism | 
l^reeni 

Turf-ed 

Turfy ) 
Turfing i 

Turfiness 

Turgent 

Turgescence 

Turgescency i 

Turgescent 

Turgid 

Turgldlty 

Turgidness 

Turkey 

Turkey-buzzard ^--v 

Turmeric i ^.. v^"*-'^ 
Turmoil! - 

Turn-ed 

Turner > 
Turning) 

Turncoat 
Turnery 



i>ZL 



ir 



4 



^ 



t_ 



^'t 



l>^ l>^ 



iii^ 



l>^- 



Turning-point y'"^"^ 



i i>:^i^ 



1>^<L 



Turnkey 
Turn-out I 

Turn -over 

Turnpike-ed P'^^^P^ 

Turnpiking P\^ 

Turnpike-road '^'^Vx'*^ 

Turnsole 

Turnspit 

Turnstile 

Turn-table 

Turnip 

Turpentine 



\ >^ 



\y~^- 



^-t/- 



v^ 



J>k, 



1=. 



Turpitude 
Turquois| 

Turrel S — » 

Turret-ed ik l^ 



%^ [><r 



Turtle 

Turtle-dove 

Turtler 

Tuscan/ 

Tusht 

Tusk-ed 

Tusky 

Tussle? 
Tut i 

Tutelage 
Tutelar 1 
Tutelary/ 

Tutenag 
Tutored 
Tutoring 
Tutorage 
Tutoress 

Tutorial 

Tutti \ 
Tuttyi 

Twaddle 

Twaddler 

Twain 

Twang-ed 

Twanging 

Twattle 

Tweak \ 
Tweed! 

Tweedle 

Tweezers 

Twelfth 

Twelve 

Twelvemonth 

Twelve-pence 

Twelvescore 

Twenty 
Twentieth 

Twibil 

Twice-told^ P 
Twiddlei ^ 



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J^jL 



j^2l 



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TWIFALLGW 



300 



UMBILICUS 



Twlfallow 
Twilallowed 

Twifallowing 

Twig \ 
Twiggy! 

Twilight 

Twill ) 
Twin! 

Twlne-ed 

Twining 

Twinge-ed 

Twingeing 

Twinkle 

Twinkled 

Twinkling 

Twirl-cd 

Twirling 

Twi8t-ed 

Twister ) 
TwiBtingI 

Twlt-ted 

Twitter ) 
Twitting! 

Twitch-ed 

Twitching 

Twitch-grass 

Twittered 

Twittering 

Twixt 

Two 

Twofold 

Two-edged 

Two-handed 

Two-pence 

Two-penny 

Two-ply 

Tyke 

Tymbal 



« 



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^ 



t^-U: 



iX. 



P^ j: 



J^v 



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\>i^f 



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s^— 1-^>/ 



i^ 



To 



\1^ 



^ 



Tympan-sheet \^ [^ 

Tympanum >r>wA^' 



Tympany 

Type 

Type-founder 

Type-metal 
Typhoid | 
Typhoon! ^ 



J^ 



Typhus^ 
Tyi 



U 



ypict 

Typical-ly 
Typicalness 
Typlfy-ied 
Typifying i^ 
Typology J^ 

Typography i^ 
Typographic J^ 
Typographical-ly 

Typographer i^ 

Tyrant ) 1^ 
Tyranny j '^~- 

Tyrannic 

Tyrannical-ly 

Tyrannicide 

Tyrannize 

Tyrannized 

Tyrannizing 

Tyrannous 

Tyrannously 

Tyrian \ 
Tyro! 

Tyrolese 

Tzar 
Tzarina 



U— " 



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iiri- 



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TJ 

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Tjbiety 

Ubiquity 

Ubiquitary 

Ubiquitous 

Udal .) 
Udder! 

Udometer 
Ugliness! *^^^?- 



^ 



1^' 1 



:^=^ 



Ukase / 
Ulcer! 

Ulcerate-ed 

Ulcerating 

Ulceration 

Ulcerous 

Ulcerousness 
Ule 
Ulema 

Uliginous . 

Ullage 

Ulna \ 
Ulnar! 

Ulterior 

XJlUma-thuU 

Ultimate 

Ultimated 

Ultimating 

Ultimately 

Ultlmation 

Ultimatum 

Ultimo 

Ultra 
Ultraism 



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v^y^' 



^W>-_ 



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Ultraist '^^^ 

Ultramarine rv--^' 
Ultramontane fy^^^ 



Ultramon tani8mZ^Iii.^r:N 



Ultramundane. 

Ululate \ 
Ululation! 

Umbel 






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d- 



-=^ 



Umbellar 

Umbellate 

Umbellated 

Umbellet 

Umbelliferous 

Umber-y ^^^ 

Umbilic 

Umbilical 

Umhilicu* 




UMBORATE 



301 



UNCONCERNEDLY 



^^ 



^^ 



±iL 



^ 



Umborate 

Umble« i X- -^ 

Umbrage t "^Nb 7 

Umbrageous 



Umbrageousness 

Umbrella 

Umpire 

Umpirage 

Umpireship 

Unable 

Unabridged 

Unacceptable 








Unaccomplisb ed 
Unaocoontable-y 
Unacquainted """"^ 
Unadylsable ^""^ 
Unadvised ^^ 
Unadvisedly 
Unadylsedness 
Unaffected 
UnaffSectedly 
Unaffectedness 
Unalloyed >l^ 
Unambiguous _=:^ 
Unamiable ^^^ 
Unanchor ^^"^ 

Unaneled ^^ 

Unanimity ^-^ ~ 
Unanimous ^?-^" .qt^ 

Unanimously vl 

Unanswerable-y 
Unapt-ly . 
Unassuming 
Unavailing 
Unavoidable-y. 
Unavoidableness >< 
Unaware ^'^ 




Unbalanced ^"~% 



Unballast-ed^^ ^V^ 



V. 



:r!sk 



Unbar-red ^^. \. 
Unbecoming '^^^ 



Unbegot 

Unbegotten 

Unbeknown 

Unbelief 

Unbeliever 

Unbelieving 

Unbend 

Unbending 

Unbias-ed 

Unbiasing 

Unbind | 
Unbound i 

Unbinding 

Unblemished 

Unblest 

Unblushing 

Unbolted 

Unbolting 

Unborn 



^-^<r\: 





--v^ 



UnboBom-ed ^f~^»%' 



^^ 



^ 



v=N?^ 



:=:^ 



Unbosom er 

Unbounded 

Unbowel 

Unbox 

Unbrace 

Unbraid-ed 

Unbroken 

Unbridle-ed 

Unbuckle-ed 

Unbuckling 

Unburden-ed ^^ ^ j 

Unbutton-ed """^^^ 






Unbuttoning ^II^S|___ 



Unceasing alv = ^-^^ 

Unceasingly ^-^^^ 

Unceremonious ^'^^ p 



Unceremoniously J5>*-^2_ 
Uncertain j:^ " 
Uncertainly 



^<, <• 



Uncertainty vL g^= ^>^^ 
Unchangeable ^^ 



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:3L 



Unchain-ed ^"^L 

Unchaining r'-^ 

Uncharitable 

Unchaste 

Uuchastily 

Unchristian 

Unchurch 

Uncial | v. 
VnciaiimS 

Unciform 



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Uncircumclsion 

Uncivilly 

Uncivilized 



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Uncom and uncon arc 
represented by writing n, 
as a prefix, in close prox- 
imity to the rest of the 
word.] ' 

Uncom fortable-y 

Uncommon ^""^^^ 

Uncommonly ^"y 

UncommonucsB ^~-^ 

Uncommunicative^ 



Uncompromising *\:>-a 
Unconcern _^i:j2^:__ 
Unconcerned 



-V^ 



Unconcernedly ^q^ 



UNCONDITIONALLY 



302 



UNDERPLOT 



Uncondltional-ly L 

Unconsoionable-y 
Unconnected — II 



TJnconscioofr-ly .^Z: Ji: 



UnconsciousneM 
Unconstitational 
Uncontrollable "^V^ 





Uncontroyerted ,.^^^ ^ 
Unconyerted \ ~V^ 
Unconylnced ^'/> 



Uncounted 

Uncourteoui 

Uncouth 

UncoutbncM 

Unooyer-ed > — :;:£ 

Uncoyering 

Uncrown 

Unction 

Uncultured 

Uncurl-ed 

Uncurling 

Uncurrent 

Uncurtain 




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-n -. 



Uncurtained 

Uncurtaining 

Uncustomable. 

UncuBtomed """""^ 

Uncut ) 
Undamj 



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^ 



^ 



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Undated 
Undauntable 
Undaunted 
Undauntedly 
Undauntedness ^'' 
Undecagon liVr-i 

Undecelye ^%^ 
Undecetyed 
Undeceiying 



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^ 



Undecennary ^^ 



Undecennial ^"^ 



Undeck-ed " ""^ ""^ 
Undeflled ^? 

Undefinable 



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Undemonstratiye 
Undeniable-y A^ 
Under ^^* >^ 

Under-action v-?"""^ 
Uiider-actor ^^"^ 

Under-age ^ 

Under-agent ^'o 
Underbear ^V 
Underbid ^V 

Underbidding . 
Underbind .a^^ 



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Underbrace ^Vq 
Under-branch . 
Under-bred -i«i^ 
Underbrush ^^ 
Under-cast ^^' 



Under-chamberlain s^Ai^ 
Underchapfl "■^/' 

Undercharge — !^L 

Under-clay ^^^t 

Under-cllfr 

Under-clothes ^"^TT 

Under-clothing ^"'tT 

Under-coat s^i~" 

Under-croft _i*LJ 

Under-crust ' 

Under-current V* ' 
Underditch ^\ 



Underdo 
Under-drain 
Under'dressed ^"^X- 



:± 



Underestimate-:aB^-^ 
Underfeed ^^ 



Underfoot >^_ 

Undergo ^>^^r 



Under-graduate >^ '^' 

Under-ground ^-^ 

Under-giowth ^""^^ 
Underhand v^ 

Underlay ^' 

Underlaid ^^^ j >^ 



Underlayer ^^ < ' 
Underlaying vf 

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Underlease 

Underlet 

Underlie ) 
Underlyi 

Underlain 
Underlying 
Underline 
Underlined 
Underlining 
Underling 
^nder-lip 
Under-lock v^/^ 
Under-masted ^^'^' 






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Under-master w^ 



Undermine >^r^ 

Undermined ^^<? 

Under-miner ^ "^ 

Undermining ^"^^^"^ 

Undermost ^^'^ 

Underneath ,^'W 

Under-offlcer ^^^^ 

UnderiMy ^^ \ 



Underpin-ned .!:::^>__ii^ 
Underpinning ^'V-- - 
Underplot -iri; 



UNDERPBAISE 



303 



UNEXTINGUISHABLY 



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y/i.sy 



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Underpraise 

Underprize 

Under-prop 

Underrate 

Underrated 

Underrating 

Undermn 

Under-sail 

Underscore 

Underscored . ! 

Underscoring — ^^^-^ 

Undersell ^^ y 

Underselling ^-^C^ >^ 

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Undershot v^ ' ^' 
Undersign 2s&^ 



Undersigned ^^^-"-^ 
Undersigning - **^— ^"-^^ 

Understand -jt 

Understood -^:f 

Understander Ji- , 



Understanding j1»/. 



Understandingly ^L# 



Under-stratum'^-d^ix. 

Under-sult ^ f 

Undertake 

Undertook 

Undertaken 

Undertaker 






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Undertaking ^^-^^ 

Under-tone '^^ 

Under-tow Y '~ 

Undervalue ^-^^ 



Undervalued ^^^ 
Undervaluing . 
Underwent ^^^^- ^-<,^ 



Underwrite 

Underwriter 

Underwritten 

Underwriting 

Underwrote 

Undesigned 

Undesignedly 

Undesigning 



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Undetermined ^ 
Undeveloped l^, 

Undeviatlng ^' 
Undignified """^ 



Undine i ^ M:, 

Undirecti — *'' ^ 

Undisciplined ^^\ 

Undistinctlve fr^ 

Undivided ^ 

Undivinable 



Undo-er 

Undoing 

Undock ) 
Undone) 

Undouble 
Undress-ed 
Undressing 
Undue-ly 

Undueness 

Undulary j 
Undulate) 

Undulated 

Undulating 

Undulatingly 

Undulation 

Undulationlst 

Undulative 

Undulatory 

Undying ) 
Unearth) 

Unearthed 
Unearthing 



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Unearthly 
Uneasily 

Uneasiness 

Uneasv I 
Unedgei 

Uneffectual 

Unelastio 

Unelastidty 

Unelegant 

Unembarrassed 

Unembodied . 

Unencomber J 

Unending 

Unendingly 

Unentangle 

Unequal 

Unequaled 

Unequally 

Unequalness 

Unequlty 

UnequivocaMy 

Unequivocalness' 

Unerring ""^^i 

Unerringly ^""""^ 



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Unessential-lyl;^>/a ^""^ 
Uneven-ly X^i, 



Unevenness lifccE- 



Unexampled ' 

Unexceptlonable-y"^bJs^ 
Unexception-) \j^ 

-ableness j ""TTo 
Unexceptive 




Unexpected 

Unexpectedly 

Unexpectedness!! 

Unexperienced ^""^^T^ 

Unexpressive , 
Unextinguish-) "^ 
-able-y ) 



UNFAILING 



304 



UNHARNESS 



Unfailing 

Unfailingly "^"V^"^ 

Unfailingness 

Un fainting 



Unfair-ly ^- ^- 
Unfaimeas ^^' 
Unfaith :rk 



uniaitn v 

Unfaithful-ly^I^^Jir^^ 

TY** fa S^Vt fill MASK «^T^ 



Unfaithfulness *^=\- 
Unfashionable^X^so^ 



Unfa8hionableness^~lSL]b^ 
Unfasten-ed ^ .^"^ 



Unfastening ^ ^^m/ 



Unfathomable*y 



A««^~*^!^ 



'X^ 



V^ 



Unfathomableness^^I^p 

Unfavorable-y ^^ q 

Unf avorableness ^ 

Unfeatured 

Unfeeling 

Unfeelingly 

Unfeigned 

Unfeignedly 

Unfellow 

Unfellowed 

Unfence-ed 

Unfertile 

Unfertileness 

Unfetter-ed 

Unfettering 

Unfeudalize 

Unfllial-ly 

Unfinished 

Unfit-ted 

Unfitting 

Unfitly 

Unfitness 





Unflx-«d 

Unfixing 

Unfixedness 

Unfold-ed ^^My^' 

Unfolding ^'^"/^-^ 

Unforeseen 

Unforgiven 

Unfortunate 

Unfortunately 

Unfortunateness. 

Unfounded ^'^^'-^-;3^ 

Unfoundedly ^"^^^-^i<: 

Unfrequent ^''-^ — 

Unfrequented ^ 




Unfrequently ^""^^^^ 
Unfriendly 




Unfriendliness 

Unfrock 

UnfruitfuMy 

Unfruitfuln 

Uufurl-ed 

Unfurling 

Unfurnish-edV^'*"^ 

Ungainly 

Ungainliness 

Ungear-ed 

Ungearing 

Ungenerous 

Ungenerously 

Ungird-ed 

Ungirding 

Unglove-ed 

Unglue-ed 

Ungluing 

Ungodly-ily^ 

Ungodliness 



Ungovernable-y ^^-^^•^^. 
Ungraceful-ly '*— ^^ 
Ungracefulness ^^-^"^^ 
Ungracious "^^ 



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Ungraciously '"""^^^^ . 
Ungrateful-ly '"-^^'^L, 

Ungratefulness '--n^ 

Ungual 

Unguentary 

Unguical 

Unguicular 

Unguiculate 

Unguiculated ' 

Unguiferous 

Unguiform 

Unguinous 

Unguis i vJ 
Ungulas 

Ungulate 

Unhabitable 

Unhallow 

Unhallowed 

f 

Unhallowing 

Unhandsome 

Unhandsomely^ 

UnhandsomenesT! 

Unhandy 

Unhandily 

Unhandiness 

Unhang 

Unhappy 

Unhappily 

Unhappiness 

Unharbor 

Unharmonious 

Unharmoniousiy 

Unharness 



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UNHARNESSED 



305 



UNIVERSALIZING 



Unique | Ci*. (\l^ 
Uniquely) — ^ 



Unharnessed \=i^ 

Unharnessing^ 
Unhead-ed ' 
Unheading "-^ 



Unheal thfulnesaXA 

Unhealthy <=i^ 

Unhealthily 

Unhealthiness- 

Unheard 

Unhelm 

Unhelmed '^rlC — 

UuhesitaUng "— t-^' 




Unhesitatingly ^-V*^ 
Uuhinge-ed " 
Unhinging 
Unhingement^t=ii__Ifca_ 
Unhitch -ed"" 
Unhitching 

Unhive 

Unholy 
Unholily 

Uuholiness 
Unhook-ed 
Unhooking 

Unhoped \ v.UX^ 
Unhorse i 

Unhorsed 

Unhorsing 

Unhurt 

Uniaxal 

Unicameral 

Uniearinated 

Unicellular 




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Cr-^ 



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Unicapsular Cy^-\>-\. 



Unicom 
Uulcornous 
Unlfacial 
Unification 

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Unlfllar C 



Uniflorous ^ Vp 
Unifollate C4— 



Uniform ^-^C^ 



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Unilormitarian 
Uniformity ^^ < 

Uniformly ^\^-j^ 

Uniformnesa ^. — 



Unify-ied 
Unifying 



Unigenous U — 



Unijugate Ofl 



Qi^^^ — C^ , Unisonous C\_9 

lUnit J (^ ' C14 

Unity! .T— — H: 

Unitable Li 



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crry 



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Unilabiate 

Unilateral 

Uniliteral 

Unilocular e^^- — 

Unimpeachable^y-]^ 

Unimportant T*^^ 

Unimportance """"^"^"^ 

Unimproved 

Unimuscular 

Unincumbered 

Uninterested . 

Uni nterrupted'""'"''' Oy 

Uninterruptedly!;! ^ 

Unio ^ 

Union ^£L_ 

Unionist 




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Unionistic ^yf . 

Union-jack ^- 

Union-joint ^^"> 

UnlOYulate CV. 

Uni parous) /^ « * z' 
Unlped 



Unipersonal ^^£^| 

Unipersonalist ^^A^ 

Uniplicate ^-^c U 



Uniradiated -^l^jj 



Uniserlal C^/ 



Unisertate ^p^ — 

Uniseriately i o^ 

Unisexual Cj?^ 



Unison \/^ /^ 

Unisonance y^-^ iJ^ M^ g 

Unisonant ^^ 



Unitarian <Jt^^ (T 
Unitarian ism Cv - ^_^ 
Unitarianize ' * 



Unitarianized C^^ 

Unitarianizingl 

Unitary 

Unite-ed Ck—C^ 

Uniter i /^''^ /* 
Uniting! ^^ >-^;, \] 

Unitedly <^>^ 

Unitcrable ' ^ 

Unition 



[Jnition i ^x X. 
Unitivei d^ M" 



Unitizc-ed ''t ^W 
Unitizing Cj^T 



Unit-jar C 



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Univalve ^ C^ 

Univalved C^ 
Univalvular 



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Universal Hf= ^ 
UniversalianC 
Universalism < 
Universalist <v^ - ^_ 



Universality \J-^ ^C^ 

Universalize Cl -^ 

Universalized Lit 

...... y^ 



liversalizing v^ • 



UNIVERSALLY 



306 



UNPARALLELED 



UnlvenaUy C\^f ^ 
UniyenalaeM C^^^^. 

UniTene O^-S: ^ 

UniTenlty C^9 ^ 



UnlTooal-ly 

Unjolnt-ed ^JLI2iJi 
Unjointing ^^ 
Unjust J3!L 

Unjiutly ^.- ^^ 



Unkennel 

Unkind >vi^. 

Unkindly) 

Unklndllneai ^T!^ 
Unklndness ^"^ 



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Unknlt \ ^l^-< ^-1^ 

Unknot) ; 

Unlace-ed ^ "-yT 

Unlacing ^j^^ 

Unlade 



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Unlash-ed ^ 

Unlaihlng ^^j2^ 

Unlatch-ed ^-^ ^-^ 

Unlatching ^-^4.^ 

Unlawfnl-ly 
Unlawfulness 
Unlearned 
Unless \ cLo 



UnUkei 
Unlikelihood ^^^^^ 

Unlikeliness 

Unlikely 

Unllkeness 

Unllmber ^"gl , 

Unlimited ^i:^!^ 

Unllmltedly ^X^' 



Unllmltedn€ 
Unllnl^d 'X>==^^7=- 
Unllquldated-ii(^!^ 
Unload >JJ^ey:- 



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Unloaded 

Unloading 

Unlocated 

Unlock-ed 

Unlocking 

Unlooked-for 

Unloose 

Unloosen 

Unlord 

UnloTely 

Unlovellness 

Unlucky 

Unluckily 

Unlncklness 

Unmake 

Unmade 

Unmaking 

Unmakable 

Unmalleable 

Unmalleablllty ^ ---rV^ 

Unman-ned 

Unmanning 

Unmanly "^ — ^~^^t — 

Unmanllness ^rH^-g^i^^ 

Unmannered ^"— -^"^^ 

Unmsnnerliness^~:23L^ 
Unmannerly '^ "^ " 
Unmantle ""^IZI^ 
Unmask-ed 
Unmasker 
Unmasking 
Unmeaning 
Unmeaningly 



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Unmechanlze^ 




UnmentlonaUf 

Unmerclfnl-ly >>^?^^ 

Unmerclf ulness ^"-^^^^ 

Unmistakable 

Unmoor-ed'^ 

Unmooring 

Uumovable-y 

Unmuffle-ed^"^ 

Unmuffllng "^"^^ 

Unmuzzle 

Unmuzzled 

Unmuzzling 

Unnatural-ly 

Unnaturalize — >-^i^\ 

Unnaturalized ^-^-"-^^^ 

Unnaturalness: 

Unnecessary 

Unnecessarily — %^^'. 

UnnecessarlnesSI^:^!— . 

Unnecesslty ^"^^^ 

Unneighborly . 




Unnerve-ed ^""^•»'\J^g^ 
Unnerving ^^-. — 

Unobedience ^^ 



Unobedlent ^^"^ 
Unobtrusive ^"^^Si 
Unobtrusively^^ 



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UnobtrusIveneiMi^\i-_ 

HnnffftTiai vft *V^ Q^^ 

Unorganized ^""'^^ 



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Unostentatious 

Unostentatiously ^^^ 
Unostentatious- \ ^IrT* 

ed ^--v- 



Unpack' 
Unpacking 



Unparalleled ^>f 



UNPARtlAMBNTARTf 307 



UNSAFENESS 




Unparliaineiitary --jL. 

Unparliamen^i 
-ariness 

Unpaasionate 
Uni>athwayed 



Unpattemed 

Unpared 

Unpeerable 

Unpegged 

Unpegging 
Unpen 
Unpeople 

Unperfect 



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t^PV 



1^ 



Unperishable V^ 



Unperplexed Vr"^ , 
Unperverted ^^' 



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Unpin-ned Sry 

Unpinning [ 
npinionj 

Unplaced """"^^ 
Unpleasant 
Unpleasantly 
Unpleasantness . 

Unplumbed ^v^ 

Unpolite \ "-^ 
Unpope) — ^ 

Unpopular 
Unpopularity ^^^'J>i 
Unpopularly ^'^^' 



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Unportnnate T\ 
Unprecedented 
Unprecedentedly 
Unprejudiced ^ 



I^vv- 



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Unprej udicedness -^ 
Unpretending ^""N 
Unpretendingly 
Unprevented ^T_\i 



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Unprincipled ^\| 



Unprincipledness 4=»— 

Unprodnctlve 



Unproductlyely 



Unproductlyeness—!!- Ui 

Unprof essionaMy V^^H^^ 

Unproficlency \-^ 

Unprofltable-y Ilf^ 



Unprofitableness ^""'^ 

Unpromlslng^tllta^-^ 
Unprop \ ^— «Y v^*v 

Unproperl — ^7 — \ 
Unprosperous 



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Unprosperously ^Zj^ 



Unprosperousnessljv^ 



Unqualify 
Unqualified 
Unqualifiedly 
Unquestlonable-y 
Unquestioned ^""^^ 




Unraveled ^-^^''^ 



Unrayellng 

Unready/ ^^y^ 
Unreal i — - 




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Unreality 
Unreason _ 
Unreasonable-y^ 
Unreasonableness b«£_l5 
Unrecondlable-y s^^!JLSl. 
Unreeve v^^' 



Unregeneracy ^>->'^ 



Unregenerate ^->^^ 



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Unregeneratlon ^^^^^"^^ 
Unrein >^ y^ 

Unrelenting ^ — 1^<^— ^ 
Unreliable "--^-^ 
Unreliableness 
Unremitting ! 
Unremittingly. 



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Unremlttlngness'""^V^ 
Unrepentanoe 

nrepentant 
Unrepenting 
Unreserve 
Unreserved 
Unreservedly 



Unreservedness\ 
Unrest ^^^""^ 

Unrestrained ^--r^' 
Unriddle ^-^^ 

Unrig-ged 
Unrigging 
Unrighteous ^*-^d 
Unrighteously ^ 




Unrighte0usnes8^s^!l£kLfi 

Unripe ' ^- ^^ - ^ 

Unripeness 

Unrivaled vy 

Unrlvet-ed 

Unrlvetlng 

Unrobe-ed ^->^^-^ 

Unroll-ed '-•-^ ^-^-^tX 

Unrolling 




-^A^^- 



^^ 



Unroof-ed 

Unroofing 

Unroot-ed 

Unroodng 

Unruffie-ed ^-^^v ><^ 

Un ruffling 

Unruly 

Unruliness 

Unrumple 

Unsaddle 

Unsafe-ly 

Unsafeness 




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UNSAFETY 



308 



UNWIELDILY 



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Unsafety 
Unsanctifled 
TTnsanctificatiopH-'^ ,7 
Unsatlable ^-a:^ 
rnsatiabllity ^-^^-^ 

Unsatisfactlon Ji 

Unsavory 

Unsavorily 

Unsavoriness 



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Unsay 

Unscrew i 
Unscrewed i 

Unscrewing 
Unscriptural-ly 
Unscrupulous 
Unscrupulously 

Unseai-ed 

Unsealing, ^_^ 
Unseam i -^^ 

Unsearchablc-y rzd^ 

Unsearchableness tt^ 
Unscason 




v^fiL^ 



^.dSb^ 



Unseasonable-y 

Unseasonableness^::^.^ 

Unseat-ed 



Unseating s^a^ 
Unsecondcd 



Unseemly 

Unseemliness 

Unseen 



Unsepulchered 



Unsettle -ed 

Unsex-ed ^ 

Unshackle 

Unshackled 

Unshackling 

Unsheath-ed 

Unsheathing 




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Stt^ 



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Unshroud 
Unsightly 
Un sightliness 




UnskiUful-ly 
Uuskillfulness- 
Unsociable-y 
Unsociability ^>taV^ 
Unsociableness 




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Unsolder ) V^^v._0 
Unsound! 

Unsoundly "^—y 
Unsoundness b==^±=sE_ 
Unsparing ^v^^*"^ _ 
Unsparingly ^V^^ 
Unsparingness- 



Unspeakable-y. 
Uuspiritualize n^ 
Unspotted ^^. 



Unspottedness ^ — 



Unsteady 
Unsteadily i 

Unsteadiness 
Unsuitable-y 



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Unsuitableness 
Unsymmetrical-ly 
Untangle-ed 
Uji tangling 
Unthinking _^ 



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Unthinkingly ^ 

Unthread-ed -J J- 

Un threading L 

Untie-ed 



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Untoward 
Untowardly Tly^ 
UntowardnesB ^""s^ 
Untrained 

Untraveled 

Untrue / 
Untruly t 

Untrustful 

Untruth 

Untune-ed 

Untuning 

Untwine-ed 

Untwining 

Untwist-ed 

Untwisting 

Unusual-ly 

Unusualncss 

Unutterable 

Unvail 

Unvarnished 

Unveil-ed 

Unveilcr 

Unveiling 

Unvoluntary 

Unwarily 

Unwariness 



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Unwarp-ed "—jA.^-^ 



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Unwarping 

Unwarrantable-y ^~</V^ 
Unwarrantable- 1 v.^i^ 

-noss i T<5~ 

Unwary | ^—ry* 

Uu weary 4 - 

Unwearied 

Unwell J ^J^ 
Unwholet ^^ 

Unwholesome 

Un wholesome- j^, yV^f~^r^ 

-ness ^i^ 

Un wieldly ^^^ 

Unwieldlly -J^' 



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UNWIELDINESS 



309 



URGENTLY 



Unwieldlness 

Unwilling-ly 

Unwind | 
Unwoandi 

Unwinding 

Unwise-ly 

Unwittingly 

Unwonted 

Unwontedly 

UnwontednesB. 



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Unworthy-ilySikt=:L>I< 
Un worthiness 
Unwrap-ped 
Unwrapping ^-^ - 
Unwreatlie S»<£l^3 — 
Unwreathed '^-^^ — 
Unwreathing ^-^^w 
Unwrinkle bs^_ — 
Unwritten ^-"'^v^ 
Unyielding ^^^ 



Unyieldingly in^ 



Unyieldingnessl^VrSt^ 
Unyoke-ed ^^-^ ^-^ — 



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Unyoking 

Upasj 
Upbear 

Upbraid-ed 

iTpbraider 

Upbraiding 

Upbrai.dingly \- . 

Upheaval f^^^^ 



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Upheave-ed \^V^ 



Upheaving 

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Upher \ 
Uphill! 



Uphold \ 
Upheld! 

Upholder 
Upholding 



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Upholsterer 

Upholstery 

Uphroe i 
Upland < 

Uplander 
Uplif^ed 
Uplifting 

Upmost 

Upon \ 
Upper) 

Upper-crust 
Upper-hand ^ 

Upper-leather ^\^ . 

Uppermost ^<r^ 

Upper-ten ^ 

Upper-world 2^ 

ITppile 

Uppish-ly 

Uppishness 

Upraise-ed 

Upraising 

Uprear-ed 

Uprearing 



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Uprighteously ^^^ 



Uprightly 

Uprightness 

Uprise 
Uprose 

Uprisen 

Uprising! 
Uproar! 

Uproarious 
Uproariously 



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UproariousnessV^-! 

Uproll ^V^ 

Uproot-ed V^ \^' 

Uprooting \±=1 

Uprouse 



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Upset-ting \ \> 

pshoot / ' ^ 

Upshot! 

Upside , 



Upshoot j X \ 



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Uptoar . . - _X 



Upstairs Y ^ ^ 

Upstart I >JS v,^ 
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Up-town 

Upturn . . _ JNi^ 
Upward \ or — X^ — 
Up wards Js^or \^ 

Urssmia { J^ J^ 

Urallani ^ ^ 

VranioL r/^^^ 

Uranic \ 
Uranitei 

Uranitic 



Uranium 
Uran-ocher 




Uranographic 



Uranography 
Uranology (V^^"^- 



Uranoscopy 
Uranous \ 

Urao \ 

Urate! 
Urban \ 

Urbane i 

Urbaniste 

Urbanity 

Urceole ) 
Urceolate ] 

Urchin 

Vfta \ 

UredoS 
Ureus I 

Ureter! 

UreteHtia 

Urethra ) 
Urethral) 

Uretic 

Urge-ed 

Urging ) 
Urgence) 

Urgency 

Urgent ) 









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Urgently) 






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URGER 



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VACCINIA 



Urger I^ — 
Urge-wonder ^f 

Uriel 
Urim 

Urinal nr^^^-^ 

Urinarlnm iy''^^\^ 



Urination <v^'^^ 

UrinatlTe a/""^^ 



UrinlferoQS or^NJe — 



UriniiMuroaB V'^v^ . 
Urinometer '^ ^ 
Urinose 



Urith 

Urn j 
Umal! 



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Umful 

Um-Bhaped ^ 
Urogenital <v<L 
Urology 
Uroscopy 



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Urry 
Ursa 

Ursiform 

Ursine | 
Ursulinei 

Urstta 

Urticaceous 

Urticatlng 

Urtication 

Urus) 
Usi 

Usable 

Usage } 
Usance t 
Use ^ nsed — ^ 

User \ ^^ iT 

Using! ^ "^ ^ 

Useful-ly <^ 

Usefulness (j^* 

Useless-ly /^? — \^ 



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UaelesBneM ^^~ 
Uther-ed :? !zL- 
Uthering -aC^ 



Usherance J) -D 
Uflherdomi -^p — fe^ 

Usherlew ->^ 



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Usherahip 

Usquebaugh 

Ustlon / -\ .) ^ 

Ustoriousi y \ ^ 

Ustulate ■ "^ 

Ustulation i^ 

Usual-ly ^ = J 

Usualness Zj2 



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Usucaption 
Usufruct 
Usufructuary ^ i 



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Usury \ "Jy^'jy ' 

Usurer t , ~zr 

Usurious-ly ^^ 3^r*^ 



Usuriousne^s a<^^ 



Usurp-ed ^ r^ 



Usurper ) >^ ,;>A 
Usurping; ' ^ "^ \ 



Usurpation /^^^ 



Usurpatory nr^ 



Usurpingly oi''^\j^ 
Utas JjL 



Utensil ) V, t^. 
Uterine! V,^ 

Utero-gestationTid^ 

UteruB V^ 

Utilitarian V^ 

Utilitarianism Ir^}-^ 
Utility "KI" f 



Utilize-ed 

Utilizing 

Utilization 

Utmost 

Utopia-n 

Utopian ism 



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Utopical 

Utopist { 
Utricle! 

Utricular 

Utriculate 

Utriculoid 

Utter-ed 

Utterer | 
Uttering! 

Utterable 

Utterance 

Utterless; 
Utterly! 

Uttermost 

Utterness 

Uvate ) 

Uveal 
Uveous/ 

Uvula\ 

Uvular 

Uzorial 

Uxoricide 

Uxorious 

Uxoriously 

Uxoriousness 

Uzema' 



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Vacant 

Vacantly 

Vacate-ed 

Vacating 

Vacation 
Vaccary i 
Vaccina) 
Vaccinate 

Vaccinated 

Vaccinating 

Vaccination 

Vaccinator 

Vaccine * 
Vaccinia! 



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Young 

Younger ***— 

Youngest 

Yoangish 

Yonngly 

Youngling 

Youngster 

Youpon 

Yourself 

Youth 

YouthfuMy 

Youthfulness 

Youthhood 

Youthly 

Youthy 

Yttria 

Yttrlous 

Yttrium 

Yttrocerite 

Yttro-columbltej^ ' 

Yttrotantaliie i- 

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Yulan 

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Zamia \ 

Zamitej ^ 

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Zarnich 

Zeal 

Zealless 

Zealot 

Zealotry 

Zealous 

Zealously 

Zealousness 

Zebra 

Zebra-wood 

Zebu 

Zedoary 

Zclne 

Zend 

Zendik 

Zenith 

Zenithal 

Zeolite 

ZeoUtic 

Zeolitiform 

Zephyr 

Zephyrus 

Zero 

Zest-ed 

Zesting 

Zeta 

Zetetio 

ZeHcular 

Ziega 

Zigzag 

Zigzagged 

Zigzagging 

Zigzaggery 

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Zinc-bloom 

Zinc-ethyl 

Zinciferous 

Zincite . 

Zinc-methyl 

Zincode 

Zincographer 

Zincography 

Ziucographlc 

Ziucographical 

Zincous V B 

Zinc-vitriol V^ 

Zinc-white ^^^^_/^ 

Zinkenlte 

Zinzibcraceons 

Zion 

Zirconia 

Zirconite 

Zirconium 

Zlthern 

Zizania 

Zoantha 

Zoanthropy 

Zodiac 

Zodiacal 

Zoilean 

Zoilism 

Zoisite 

ZoUverein 

Zonar 

Zone-ed 

Zoneless 

Zonular 

Zonule 

Zoo-chemical 



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ZYTHUM 



Zoochemy iLi* 

Zoog«Qic Y 

Zoogeny .j^ 

Zoographer )rn^ 

Zoographio Jcx^ 

Zoographical 

Zoography -&^ 

Zooid y 

Zoolatry ) ^'' 

ZoologicaMy KZ^ 

Zoologist kI' 

Zoology Xft 



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Zoomorpbism l^-^/^*-^^^^ 



Zoonomy ^^--^^ 



Zoonic 
Zoonite 



Zoophagan -^ (^ , 
Zoophagons ^ (^ ^ 



Zoophoric ^ ij]^_^ 

Zoophonu -dl 

Zoophyte — yfe 

Zoophyiic .Jl 

Zoophytlcal J^^ 

Zoophytoid j^ 



Zoophytological (J^^ 

Zoophytology Jyy 



Zoosperm 
ZoofiporeJ 

Zootomical 

Zootomlst 

Zootomy! 
Zoozooi 

Zopissa 



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Zoster) 

Zoetera 

Zouave 

Zounds 
Zoutch > 
Zuchei 

Zygadite 

Zygoma 

Zygomatic 

Zymology 

Zymologist 

Zymological 

Zymometer 

Zymosimeter 

Zymotic 

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GhEOGRAPHICAL ISTAMES. 

Chmprising those only which require Judgment to write Correctly. 



Thb United States and 
Tebeitobies. 



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Alabama 

Alaska, ier, 

Arizona, ter. 

Arkansas 

California 

Colorado 

Connecticut 

Dakota, ier. 

Delaware 

Dist. of Columbia 



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New HampshireJb:;^!^ 
New Jersey *y 
New Mexico, ter>-;^~^—- 
New York ^^y^ f 
North Carolina^ 
Ohio A^ 

Oregon 



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Rhode Island ^<1^ 



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Georgia 

Idaho, Ux. 

Illinois 

Indiana 

Indian, ier. 

Iowa 

Kansas 

Kentucky 

Louisiana 

Maine 

Maryland 

Massachusetts . 

Michigan 

Minnesota _Hl 

Mississippi ^^^ 

Missouri ^■^' 

Montana, ter. '^^'""^ 

Nebraska _jfc= jl. 



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Tennessee ^ 




West Virginia 
Wisconsin 
Wyoming, ier. "V^./ 



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Mountains, etc. 

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Aberdeen _^:ll 



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Abilene 

Abingdon 

Acapulco 

Accomack 

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Adelphi 

Adirondack V"^' W- 



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Afganistan 

Africa ) 

Aftont 

Agawam 

Ainsworth 

Aiz-la-chapelle -^-^V- 

Alamo i i-T^ — •-*■ 
Alamosa 

Albany 

Albemarle 

Alberton 

Albion 

Alexandria 

Algeria 
Alf^iers ) 
Algonai 

Algonquin 
Alhambra 
Alleghany 
Allendale 

Allentown 

Alliance \ 
Almirai 

Alpena 
Alpharetta 

Altamont 

Alton 
Altoona 

Alvarado 

Alturas 

Amazon 

Amelia 

America 

Amesbury 



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BENNINGTON 



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Amhei»t 

Amiens '£2^^^ 

Amsterdam j;.^ 

Andalusia JilcZl. 

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Anderson 

Andover i 
Angola i 

Annapoli* 
Ann Arbor 
Anoka 
Ansonia 
Anthony 

Antietam 

Antloch i 
Antrim i 

Antwerp 
Apache 



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Appalachlcola '\^%^ 

Applegate Js? 

Appleton J_:^ 

Appomattox \^ 

Arabia 2 i^ 

Arapahoe 
Ararat 
Arcadia ■ 



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Archipelago ^ — VHT 



Areola 

Argentine 

Argyle 

Arkadelphia 

Arkansaw 

Arkwright 

Arlington 

Armstrong 

Arnold 

Aroostook I 
Asbury i 

Ashbo rough 
Ashburnham 




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Ashford 

Ashland ) 
Ashley) 

Ashtabula 



Ashton 
Aspelund 
Aspinwall 
Astoria 

Atchison 

Athens ) 
Atkins t 

Atkinson 
Atlanta 
Atlantic ' 



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Auburn 

Audubon 

Augusta \ 
Aurorai 

An Sable 

Austerlitz 

Austin 

Australasia 

Australia 

Austria 

Auvergne 

Avondale 

Azores 

Babylon 

Bagdad 

Bainbrldge 

Bairdstown 

Bahama 

Bakersfield 

Baldwin 

Ballston 

Balmoral 

Baltimore 

Bancroft 









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Bangor ^^^-^ 

Bannock City >^ — f 
Baraboo y^* 

Barbadoes V^*^ 
Barbary \/\y' 

Barboursville \ 

Bardstown _Jtj 

Barnard \^*^ 

BaTnesvIlle V^^"^ 
Barnstable 



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Barrington V^^ 
Bartholomew "P^ 

Bartlett | V ^y VXI' 
Barton! V ^. ^ ' \ 

Batavia ]^^ 



Batesville ^ 



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Baton Rouge 2^- 
BattleCrcek ^5- 

Bavaria 

Baxter \ 
Bay City! 

Bayfield 

Bayou Sara 

Beaufort 

Beaumont 

Beaver City 

Bedford 

Belfast 

Belgium 

Bellaire 



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Bellefontaine V^^^ 

Belle Plain V^ 

Belleville 

Bcllevue 

Belmont 
Beloit 

Belvidere 

Bennettsville 

Bennington 



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BENTONVILLE 



339 



CAPE GIRARDEAU 



BentODville '^ a 
Benzonia ^LJ — 



Berkeley Springs V-, 

Berkshire . ^^^^^^ 

Berlin J^2:Z: 

Bermuda . >^' 

Berrijn Springs V^Vjp 
Berryyille V^ 

Berwick 

Bethany) 
Bethelt 

Bethesda 
Bethlehem 
Beverly 
Big Bapids 
Big Spring 



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Binghamton V;^ 
Birmingham V-*h.>^ 



Bismark 

Blackburn ^"-r^^t 

Blackshear -Js=^ . 

BlairsviUe \^ 
Blakely S. — 

Blanchard A^ — 

Blandville Ji-^ 

Bloomfleld S^ 

Bloomingdale \^ii,r 
Bloomington VA>,^ 
Bloom sburgh SrVy 

Blountsville .^^ 

Bluffton 5;^ — 

Bohemia 
Boiling Springs . 

Boise City ^ 

Bolivar \ V>V. V?r 
Bolognai ^ ^ 

Bonanza ^^- 

Bonaparte >~A 



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Boonesboroagh \\i,^^ — 
Boonville \r 



Borneo ( Sj/ ^ ^ Sp 

Boston i ^ f; 

Boulder }k^ 

Bourbon Va 



Bowling Green V^^"^* 
Boydsville X 
Boylston 



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BrackcttvlUe \;^ 

Brainerd \^ 

Brandenburgh-^ 



Brandon l!^ 

Brandy wine J> 



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Brazil 

Brazoria y^ 

Breckinridge ^-^•"'^ 

Bridgeport ^ 

Brigham City\di:ia- 



Brighton| <V '\^ 



Bristol i 
Broadway 

Bronson 

Brookfield 

Brookhaven 

Brooklyn 

Brookville 

Brownstown 

Brownsville 

Brownwood 

Brunswick 

Bryan 

Buchanan 

Buckingham 

Buckner | 
Buoyrusi 

Buena Vista 







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Buenos Ayres Ny^^' 



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Buffklo \ 
Bunker Hill '^<=-^ 
Burgundy ^-p? 



Burlington 
Bumslde 
Burrampooter Ja^- 



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Butlerville V3Jl3_ 

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Cabell 
Cadiz 
Caboka 
Cairo 
Calais 
Calaveras 
Calcutta 
Caldwell 
Caledonia 



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Calhoun / 
Calverti 

Camanche 

Cambridge 

Camden 

Cameron 

Camilla 

Campbellville 

Campton ^"'^^* 

Canaan '"'^'^^ 

Canada ^""^ 




Canajoharle §< 

Canandaigua ''""^-j* 

Cannelton ' ^ ^ V 

Caflon City ^""^ 

Canterbury 'r'>^'\^' 

Canton ZIf^JI!rl 

Cape May 



Cape Girardeau "^"^W, 



CARBONDALE 



340 



COSTERICA 



Carbondale V,. 



Carlisle 

Carpathian ^~^v 

CarroUton ^-"^ 



Carson <nty Il!li 

Cartersville '"""^ 

Carthage | ^~7 
Cascades! y" 

CassopoUs "^"^V^ 

Castle Rock 

Catlettsburgh 

CatsklU 

Catarangas 

Cayuga 

Cazenovla 

Cellna 

Centerville 

Central City 

Centralla 

Centre Point 

Centreport 

Cerro Gordo y"^" 



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Chambersburgh ^^""^ty 
Champaign -^ 
Chardon /^" 

Chariton Z^" 



Charles City *i^. 

Charleston /u 

Charlevoix **/^ 

Charlotte ^/- , — 

Charlottetown /h 

Charlottsvllle 
Chaska 



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Chatham — 

Chattanooga i= 

Chautauqua t^-^ 
Cheboygan ■ 



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Chelsea 

Cheltenham Ct.-'^ 

Chenango 4i<a- 

Cherokee .^H 



Chesapeake \ 
Chesterfield /£. 



Cheyenne City-^i£. 
Chicago 
Chickahominy 
Chickamauga . 



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Chlmborazo .7^^" 
China ^ 

Chippewa \. 



Chittenango 
Christiansburgh r.^>vr^ 

aneinnatl !rlrl 

Circleville 

Claquato 

Clarendon 

Clarinda 

Clarion 

Clarksburgh 

Clarksvillo 

Clay Center 

Clayton 

Clearfield 

Cleburne 

Cleveland 

Clifton 

Clinton 

Cloverdale 

Cochituate 

Cochran 




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Coflfeeville 

Cohahuila 

Cohoes 

Cold Spring 

Colchester 

Coldwater 

Colebrook 

Coleman 

Colfax 

Cologne -I ^ 

Colorado Springs \^ 

Colquitt "^"^^ 

Columbia ^^ 

Columbiana ^ ""^^""S-^ 
Columbus ^ ""^ - 

Concord i Z-Il 

Concordia''"~^"£ILll!!llr 

Conewango 

Cbncmaugh 

Connersville 

Connaught 

Conway 

Constantino 

Constantinople SrS. 

Cooperstown ^ 

Copenhagen 

Cordova **" ^7 

Corinth i '«=— ^ /c 
Corning) —■ *« — 

Cornwall 

Corpus Christi— Vif 

Corsica '" " 

Cortland 

Corunna 

Corydon 

Coshocton 

Costa Rica 




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COTOPAXI 



341 



ELKADER 



Cotop&zi "'A--^ 

Cottage Grove %f^ 
Council BluA 
Cooshatta ]2. 



Covington 
Crawfordflville ^'^^ 
Creedmore '^^ 



Crescent City "^ ' *^, 
Crestline ''^Vf *r^ 
Cresco ":^« 

Creswell Il5^ 

Crittenden 



Crown Point 13^^ 
Cnlbertson ^^^"^-^ 
Cnlpeper .' \\ 




Danielsville q- 

Danube La 

Danville | J* " 

Daphne i y^ ^ 

Dardanclle U"^^. 

Darien k^ 



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Darlington Kil 
Darmstadt * ^. 



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Dartford 'j. 

Dartmouth 11=^ 
DaveniK)rt 

Dayton A 

Deadwood ) i. J\ 
Dearborn! ^J\Jo 

Decatur \r^ 

Decorah 

Deerfield 

Defiance 

DeKalb 

Delaware 
Delhi 



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Del Norte 
Delphi 

Demerara 

Denison 

Denmark 

Denver > 
Des Arci 

Des Moines 

DeBoto I i. I 
Detroit! -=J^ !H 



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Devereaux 

Dexter I -^ *'^— 

Diamond City M! : 

Dinwiddle ^ - J 

Dixie > iVlUii 
DixonI ^ .^^ 

Dodge City tJ 

Dodge ville 

Domingo 

Donaldson 

Doniphan 

Dorchester 

Douglas 

Douglasville 

Dover 

Downieville Lj^^ 

Doylesto^n 1l3: 

Dresden 
Dublin 




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Dubuque 

Duluth 

Dunbarton ^>^^v^ 
Duncan I h--, I. 
Dundee { j^ n. 

Dungannon vi>T>,^ . 

Dunkirk 

Dunlap 

Duquoin 

Durand { 
Durham) 

Dusseldorf 
Dyersburgh 

Eagle Pass 
Eagle River 
Earlham i^ 

Earlville ^ 



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Eastham 

Easthampton -^ 

Eastman ) \~ ^ 

Easton | ^*^-^ — ^ 

Eastport ') 

East River -V^ 



Eastville i ^ A" 
Eatontoni vL^ J 

Eau Claire 



Ebensburgh V>;<^/ — 

Ecuador -&^___ 

Eddyville ^i 

Edgartown *\ — > 

Edgefield | p/ ./>n- 
Edgertoni ^^^ ^==^-^ 

Edinburgh jy— 
Edwardsville 'K 
Effingham «^_^^-^ 

Egypt '^ 

Eldorado ^r 

Elgin Ou£r_^ 

ElizabethtownZ^^^___ 
Elkader *^^'' 



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ELKHART 



342 



GREENVILLE 



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Elkhart * ^1 -r 
Elkborn) ^> ^\ 

Elk River 'C^ 

Elktou ^s 

EUicotteville 

Ellsworth 

Elmira ^^ 

Elmwood ^^ 

El Paso I )<^ 
Elyriat -^ 

Empire City >"^w<C 

Emporia 

Emporium 

England 

Enterprise 

Escanaba 

Esqulmaax 

Essex 
Eubanks 

Eudora 
Eugene City 

Euphrates 

Eureka (^/^- ^1>* ;^ 
Europe*'^ ^«^ 




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Evanston 

EvansvlUe ^^-^s^ 

Excelsior -^-^^^ 

Exeter Il3 

Fairfax ^'.^ ■, o 

Fairfield 

Fair Haven 

Fairmount 

Falrvlew 

Fall River 

Falls City 

Falmouth 

Farmersville 

Farmington 

FayettevlUe 



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Ftllmon 
Finland 
FlabkUI 



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Fleming ) Qjv^^ C*V^ 
Florence! V^ ^^ 

Flushing \,y^ 

Fond dn I.AC J^ 



Forest City O^ P= C<P 
Forestville ^=^ 



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Forsyth 

Fort Dodge 

Fort Madison ^^<^ ^ 

Fort Scott \ 
Fort Smith I 

Fort Wayne %^^ 



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Fort Worth* q_U/ ^ 
France \ -^fA — ^^ 

Francisco 




Frankfort 
Franklin 

Fredericksbnrgh^-i^ 

Frederlcktown-S^|^Z3=l 
Freeport >r^^^'* • 

Fremont ^^' 

Friendship ^^-^ 
Fulton ^ 



Gainsborough "^^-"V^ 



Gains vllle 

Galena 

Galesburg 

GallaUn 

Gallipolis 

Galveston 

(janges 

Garden City 

Gardiner 

Garibaldi 

Gasconade 




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Genesee 
Geneva* 



Oenoa 'if— 

Georgetown / 






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Germany 
Oermantown 
Gethsemane 
Getty sburgh 

Glbralter 

Gilead { 
Girardi 

Glasgow 

Glencoe 

Glendale 

Glen wood 

Gloucester 

Golconda 

Goldsborough *^\y^ 

Good Hope "g^g — > 

Gordonsville '^"^^'[^ 

Gorham ' «— i-^ 

Goshen 
Grafton 

Graham 



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Grand Haven 5^- 
Grand Rapids < 

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Grandview 

Granger 

Grantville 

Granville 

Grayson 

Great Britain ^ 

Greencastle "^"^^7^ 






Greenfield ^^^. 
Greenland C2il_ 



Greensborough *^"^^^ 
Greensburg *- '^ 
Greenup 



Greenville ^'"^ 



GREENWICH 



343 



IVANFIOE 



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Hai^erstown i-^^^^ 
HaUfax '/^<^^ 



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HallsYille 

Hamburg 

Hamilton 

Hampton 

Hancock 

Hannibal 

Hanover 

Harbor Grace V\ ^ — 

Harlem) 
Harmony 

Harper's Ferry *. 

Harrlsburgh 

Harrison 



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Hardin j ,.^ -<l -V-^ 




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Harrodsburgh /<^^^^V_ 

Hartford *V 

ftartsville 

Harvard 

Hastings 

Hatteras 

Havana 



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Haverhill 
Havre de Qras 
Hawaii j-l 

Hawthorne 
Hayden 



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Hayesville k2^ 



Hayti 



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Heathsville i^ 



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Hebron ) .^^ 
Hectorl ^-^ 

Heidelberg k^ 
Helena tO- 

Henderson 

Henrietta </^^ 

Herculaneum 

Herkimer 

Hermann 

Hermitage 

Hernando 




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Hemdon 
Hiawatha 
Hickman 
Highland 
Hillsborough < O^ 
Hillsdale ^t^ 

Himalaya h-^-^ 
Hindoostan K^'^; 
Hoboken t^^^*^ 
Hohenlinden V^^ZCu, 
Holland t^ 



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Hollidaysbnrgh^^T^_— 
Holly Springs v'^A^ — 

Holsteln i3^ 

Holyoke 
Homer 

Homestead 

Honduras 

Hongkong 




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Honolulu . *^— 

Hopewell t/^^ 



Hopkinsville f^^"^^^-^^:^ 

Hornellsvllle "'^j 

Hot Springs ^\j 

Housatonie i^"* — 



Houston \ ^/(f' lyA, 
Hudson! ^^ ^^ 

Humbolt ^^ 

Hungary 

HuntersvlUe 



Huntington kS=^ 

Huntsville ^^\o 



Huron 

Hutchinson ^^.A ^ 



Hyde Park £^<\ 

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Iberia 

Iceland 

Iconium 

Idaho City 

Illon 

Iliopolls 

Independence ^* p 

Indianapolis 

Indianola 

Ingleside 

Ingraham 

Inverness 

Ionia . ) 
Ireland) 

Ironton 
Iroquois 
Irving 

Irwin 

Ithaca) 
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Ivanhoe 



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Jackson 
Jacksonville 
Jamaica 
Jamestown 

Janesyille 

Japan 
Jasper 

Jefferson City 
Jeffersonyille 

Jennings 

Jericho 
Jerome 

Jersey City 
Jerusalem 
Johnstown 
Joliet 

Jonesborough Cgy. 

Jordan *^ " ^ 

Juan Fernandez 
Junction City d)f 
Jnniata ^A- 

Kalamazoo 

Kalkaska 

Kanawha 

Kankakee 

Kansas City 

Kearney 
Kelso ) 
Kendall 



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Kenduskeag 

Kennebago 

Kennebec 

Kennebuuk 

Kennett 

Kenosha 

Kensington 

Kentland 



Kenton 
E!eosauqna 



Ketcham 

Kewaunee 

Keystone 

Key West 

Kilbourn 

Kilgore 

Klnderhook 



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Kingston | 
Kiowa i 

Kirkland 

Kirkpatrick 

Klrksville 

Kishwaukee 

Kittanning 

Knobview 

Knowlton 

Knoxyille 

Kokomo 

Kosciusko 

Labrador 
Laceyvllle 
Laclede 
Laconia 

La Crosse 

Ladoga } 
Ladorei 

La Fayette 
La Fontaine 
La Fourche 
Lagonda 
Lagrange 
Lake Qeorge 
Lakeport 
Lake Shore 




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LeMars 

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Leonard town 

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Lewiston 

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Ligonier 

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Limerick 

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Litchfield 

Lithopolis 

Littleton 

Livermore 

Liverpool 

Livingston 

Livonia 

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Logansport 

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Los Angeles ^V 

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Loveland 

Lowell 

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Ludlow 

Lumberton 

Luveme 

Luxenburg 



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McConnelsville 

McDonald 

McDowell 

McMiunville 

McPherson 

Macedonia 

Mackinac 

McComb 

Macon 

Madagascar 

Madeira 

Madison ttk- 

Madisonville fn> 

Madrid 

Magnolia 

Mahomet 

Malacca 

Malakoff 

Maiden 

Mallory 

Malta 

Malvern 

Manassas 

Manchester 

Manhattan 

Manitoba 

Manistee 

Mankota 

Mansfield 

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Marblehead 

Marcellus 

Marengo 

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Marietta 

Marion 

Mariposa 

Marlborough 0^^/"^^ 

Marquette 

Marseilles 

Marshall \Z) 

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Martindale 

Martin sburgh . 

Martinsville 

Marysville i::*>Lj^ 

Mason ('ity 

Massillon 

Matagorda 

Manch Chunk L 

Maxwell 

Mayfield 

Maynard 

Maysville 

Meadville 



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Mechanicsville^ 

Medford 

Medina — IW 

Mediterranean V^^"^ 
Medora ^^y 

Melbourne r-^(^ 



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MelroM 

MelylUe 

Memphis 

Mendon 

Mendota 

Menominee 

Mercer 

Mercdich 

Meredosia 

Meridian 

Merriam 

Merrimack 

Metamora 

Mexico 

Miami 

Michigan City 

Middleburgh 

Middletown r /^^ 

Midway "^ 

Mifflin ^- 

Milan » 
Milfordi 

Mllledgeville ^--^ 
Millersburgh " 
Milton 
Milwaukee 
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Mineral apHng^Xi/Ajp 

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Mingo I 

Minneapolis 
Minnehaha 




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Mitchell "^ * 

Mobile \ 
Modeuai 

Mohawk 



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Monmonth ^^>( -_ 

Monongahela 'T'^^-^rr'-. 

Monroe t^H^ 

Monrovia 

Montague 

Montana 

Mouteith 

Monterey 

Montevideo 

Montezuma 

Montgomery 

Monticello 

Montpelier 

Montreal 

Montrose 

Moorefield 

Moravia 

Morgan 

Morrisania 

Morrison 

Morristown 



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Moscow i < * — ^ 

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Mount Airy C^t^ 



Mount Auburn-Sjli2_ 
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Mount Gilead ""^-^ 



Mount Hope '\ 



Mount Olive ^/^^ 



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Mount Sterling "'^'V^ 



Mount Union ^ <g-^ 
Mount Vernon vv"*^^-^ 



Mount Washington IL^— 

Mount Zion }^ 

Mulberry 

Muncie —1 



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Muscatine 
Muskegon 

Nacogdoches ^^2 

Nahant ''^"^ 

Nantucket 

Napa City 

Naperville 

Napoleon 

Naragansett 

Nashua 

Nashville 

Nassau 

Natal 

Natchez 

Natchitoches 

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Nauvoo \ 
Nelsons 

Neosho 

Neshannock 

Newark 

Newaygo 

New Bedford 

Newbem 

New Brunswick ZS 

New Castle 






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New Foandland ^I2?!C_ 



New Haven ""g^-'^v^ — 
New Hope ^-*fA=^A. 

New London 2Z^ 

New Market _:sir^= 

New Orleans ^"'^^V^ 

Newport ^"^ 



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Newton { "^- — i. 
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NewYiUe . ^^, 

Niagara ■V"^' 

Nicaragua "'~^'. 

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Niles f 
Nineyahi 

Noblesville 
Norfolk 
Normandy 
Norristown . ^a 




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North Bend "^ 



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Northport 

Norton 

Norwalk 

Norway 

Norwich 

Norwood 



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Oakland 

Oakley 

Oak Ridge 

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Ogalalla 

Ogdensburgh -H-a 
Oglethorpe ^? 

Okolona -f^ 

Olathe 
Olney 

Olympia 

Olympus 

Omaha \ 
Omega i 

Oneida 
Onondaga 
Ontario 
Opelousas 

Oquawka 

Orange 
Orion 

Oriskany 

Orleans 

Oronoco 

Ortonville 

Osage \ 
Osborne i 

Osceola 

Oshkosh 

Oskaloosa 

Ossipee 

Oswego 

Otisco 

Otsego 

Ottawa 

Ottumwa 

Ouachita 

Overton 

Owasco 

Owego ^i,|.' 

Owensborough ^v^ 

Oxford > ^"^ A/^ 
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Painesville 

Palatine 

Palestine 

Palmer 

Palmetto 

Palmyra 

Palo Alto 

Pamlico 

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Patterson 
Paulding 
Pavillion 
Pawnee City 

Pawtucket 

Peabod v 
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Pelham 

Peraberton 

Pembina 

Pembroke 

Pendleton 

Peun Yan 

Ponsacola 

Peoria 

Perkinsville 

Perry City 



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Pierce 

Pierrepont 

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Pilot Knob 

Pine Bluflf 

Pine Grove 

Pine Ridge 

Pisgah 

Pittsburgh 

Pittafield 

Plainfield 

Plainville 

Plaquemine 

Plattsburgh 

Pleasant Hill 

Pleasanton 

Plymouth 

Pocahontas 

Point Pleasani 

Polynesia 
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Port Huron 
Portland 
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Pottsville 

Poughkeepeie 

Powellsville 

Powhatan 

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Prairie du Chlen V^ 

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Princeton \j 

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Pulaski 

Putnam 

Pyrenees 

Pyrmont 



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Quakertown 
Quebec 
Queen City 
Queen stown 
Quincy 
Quitman 
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Remington 

Reno 

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Reynolds 

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Richland 

Richmond) ^^ ^/ 

Ridgwayl ^ . S ■ 
Ringgold • /^*^^*" _ 

Rio Grande y"^ 

Rio Janeiro y<^X^ 

Ripley y^^- 

Riverside X^K^ ^^^^<^ 
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Roanoke -^ 

Robinson 

Rochester 

Rockdale 

Rockford 

Rockingham 

Rock Island 

Bockport 

Rockvllle 

Rockwood 

RogersTllle 

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Roxburyi 

Royalton 



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Rushville 

Russellville 

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Rutherford 

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Saginaw 

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Saint Albans 



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Saint Catharines ^ e) 
Saint Charles ^"^ 
Saint Cloud '^. 
Saint John's 
Saint Joseph 
Saint Louis 
Saint Paul 
Saint Peter 

Salamanca 

Salem \ 
Salinai 

Salisbury 

Saltillo 

Salt Lake City 

Saluda -^^ 



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San Augustine— lUiL — 



San Buenaventura 

San Diego 

Sandusky ^d^. 

Sandy Hook t^-^ 

San Francisco 

Sangamon 

San Joaquin 

San Juan l:ulA...i/^'^ 



San Jose \ <=^ «-< 
San Luis i —^- — fa=r 

San Marcos 
San Salvador SL 



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Santa Fe ] 

Santa Rosa 

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Baranac { 
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Sardinia 

Saugatuck 

Saugerties 

Sauk Rapids 

Sault de St. Marie)^;a=v^* 

Savannah 

Scandinavia 

Scarborough 

Schenectady 

Schoharie 

Schuyler 

Schuylkill 

Scioto 
Scituatei 

Scotia 
Scotland 

Scottsville 

Scran ton I 
Searcy i 

Sebastopol 



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Shamokin 

Shannondale 

Sharon 

Sharpsburgh 

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Sheboygan 

Sheffield 

Shelburn'e 

Shelbyville 

Sheldon 

Shenandoah 

Sherburne ^ 
Sheridan 



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Shiloh -.X_12l__ 

Shreve^ort ^ 

Shrewsbury 

Siberia 

Sicily 

Sidney 

Sierra Leone cr 

Sierra Nevada < 

Sigourney 

Silver City /^ 



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Simcoei J — 

Sinclair «-^ 

Singapore 

Sing Ring 

Sioux City 

SkaneateleB 

Skowbegan 

Smithfleld 

Smithyille 

Smyrna 

Somerset 

Somerville 

Sonora ^i/^ 

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Stanford ) J . < 

Stanton i V^ 

Stapleton si^ 



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Stanuton / ^'^'''V^' 

Sterlliigl ^— ^ 

Steubenville V-^ 
Stillwater 



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Stockholm 7"^"^ 

Stockton .2!X_ 

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Strasburgh A 

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Sullivan 

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Summerfield 

Summerville 

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Taunton 

Taylorsvllle 

Tasewell 

Tecumseh 

Tehuantepec 

Terrebonne 

Terre Haute 

Thames 

Thibodeaux 

Thompson 

Thornton 

Throckmorton- 

Thurman 

Ticonderoga 

Tiffin / 
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Timbuctoo 
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Toronto) 

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Towanda 

Townsend^ 
Tracy i ^ 

Trafalgar c(^ '. 

Transylvania ^^^ 

Traverse City 

Tremout \ 
Trenton i 

Triadelphia 

Trieste 

Trinidad^ 
Troy < 

Trumbull 

Turkey Creek 

Tuckahoe 

Turner . 

Tuscaloosa 

Tuscarawas 

Tuscarora 

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Tuscumbia 

Tuskcgue 

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Ulster ) Y^ y^. 
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Unadilla O ^ 

Union ^^^ 



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Uniontown 
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Unity. 




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Venice 
Vera Cruz 

Vennillion 
Vernon 



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Versailles 

Vesper i 
Vevayi 

Vicksburg 

Victoria 

VIdalia \ 
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Villisca 
VIncennes 
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Vineland 

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Vinton I 
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Waco 

Wacousta 

Waddington 

Wadena 

Wadsworth 

Wahoo 

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Waldron 

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Washington 

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Watkins 

Watseka \ 
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Waukesha 

Waukon 

Waupaca 

Wauseon 

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Waxahachie 

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Wentworth 

Wesley 
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West Liberty V^^V^ 

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Westphalia 

West Point 

Westport 

West Union 

Westville 



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White Oak 
White Plains 
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Winnipeg 

Winona 

Winooski 

Winslow 

Winterset 

Wiscasset 

Wittenberg 

Wolcott 

Wolf Creek 

Woodburn 

Woodbury 

Woodford 

Woodland 

Wood Lawn ^vTl- 

Woodside ^i: 

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Woodville 

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Yorktown 

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Anglesey 

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Bartholomew t^ 

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Beauregard ^C^*^" 

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Beelzebub ^ 

Bcersheba 

Beethoven 

Behring 

Belshazzar 

Belknap 

Benjamin 

Bennett 
Bcthesda 

Bethlehem 

Berkeley 

Bernadotte v^- 

Bernhardt V^ 

Biddle 

Blerstadt 

Bismarck 

Black Qawk 

Blackstone 






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354 



DELANCEY 



Blucher 

Boanerffes 

Bolingbroke 

Bolivar 

Bonaparte 

Bonheur 

Bonclcault 

Boudinotj 
Borgia ] 

Bowditch 



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Braddon 

Bradstreet 

Brainerd 

Brinckerhoff vfT"^ 

Bronte 

Brougham 

Browning 

Brownlow 

Brownson 

BrunBwick 

Bryant 

Bnchanan 

Buokle i 

Bnddbai 
Bucll / 

BulwerJ 

Bunyan 

Burdett Coutts J^5^ 

Burdette i^^, 

Burgoyne ^^-a 

Bnrlingame 

Burleigh "V' 

Burnett/ 
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Burnside 




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Bushnellj 

Butler S w ,^ 
Butterworth V<^ 

Byron K(^ 



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Caesar I 
Ceesar^a) 

Caiaphas 

Caldwell 

Calhoun) 
Caiviui 

Calvary 
Camanche 

Campbell 

Canova i 
Carlylei 

Carmichael 

Carleton 

Carroll 

Cartwright 

Cathcart 

Cervantes 

Chaldea 

Chandler 

Chautrcy 

Charlemange 

Chauncey 

Cheever 

Chelmsford 

Clarke 

Claudius 

Cleopatra 

Clemens 

Clemmer 

Clinton 

Coeur de Leon 

Coleridge 

Colfax 

CoUingwood 

Collins 

Colossians 

Columbus 



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Comt« / T~^. r^. 
Condef -^ ^ 

Confucius 
Conkling . 
Constantino 
Conway 
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Cordova 
Corinne . 
Corinthians 

Cornwallis 

Cortes \ 
Cow per » 

Cranmer 

Crawford 

Crevecoeur 

Croghan 

Cromwell 

(3miluhank 

Curtis \ 
Cushingi 

Cushman 

Cuvier j 



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Dahlgren 
Dalmatia 
Damascus 

Dampier 

Dana ) 
Dante V 

Darius \ 
Darwin t 

Daubigne 
Dearborn 

Deborah 

Decatur \ 
DeFoeJ 

De Kalb 

Delamater 

Delancey 



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GUYOT 



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De LeBseps 

Delmonico 

Demosthenes 

De Qaincey 

Decartes 

Deuteronomy i^^"^ 

Devereanz -^_ 

Dewitt 

Dickens 

Dickinson 

Diederlck 

Diogenes \ 
Disraeli i 

Doddridge 
Dorsheimer ^Js£2l — 
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Draper I V" V 
Dryden — L 



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Dudevant 

Dumas 

Dunglison 

Diipont 
Dwight 



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Ecclesiastes ^!2C^__k. 

Edison *t.-^ 

Eggleston ZH — : 

Eleazar 

Emerson 

Emmanuel 

Ephesian 

Ephesus 

Epicureans 

Epiphanes 

Erasmus 

Ericsson 





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Ethiopia t^w 

Euphrates ' >i 

Eurodydon n^ ^J' 

Ezekiel 

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Fabius -^V- 

Ftthrenheit 
Faraday 
Farquhar 
Farragut 
Fenelon 
Ferguson 
Fessenden 
Fillmore 
FlQnegan 
Fitzgerald 
Fitssimmons 
Flavel 
Flaherty 
Flanagan 
Fletcher 
Florence 
Folger 
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Fowler 

Franklin 

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Galbraith 
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Galileo! 

Gallagher 

Galvani 

Gamaliel 

Garfield 

Garibaldi 

Garrison 

Gavazzi 

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Gethsemane 

Gibbeonite 
Gibbon { 
Gilboat 




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GiUmore 

Gillott 
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Goodrich 

Goodyear; .^vn "H- 

Goethe \ — n *" 

Goodwin "^^-^ 



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Goliath 
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Graham 

Grant \ 
Greeley i 

Griffith / 
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Groesbeck 
Grosvenor 







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Guiteaui -tr ^ 

Gutenberg 

Guyot 



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356 



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Habakkuk 

Haeckel 

Hahnemann 

Haldeman 

HaUeck 

Hallam 

Hampton 

Hancock 



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Harney 

Harrison 

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Haryey VC \ 

Hawthorne <^X^ 

Hayelock *<n/C 

Hajrdn \ ^ ^ 
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Headley 

Hebrew 

Hebronitea 

Heine 

Heintzelman *"^^ , 

Hcliodorus ^<^^]^ 

Hemans ^'^y 



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Hercules 
Herkimer 

Herodias 

Herschelj 
Herveyi 

Hezekiah 

Hitchcock 

Hoffman 

Hogarth 

Holbrook| 
Hooker) 

Holland 

Holmes | 
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Joan of Arc ^ 



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Kearney 

Kellogg 

Kennedy 

Kepler 

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Kirkpatrick 

Kittredge 

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Lamartine /TA. 

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Langdon 

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Laodicea 

Lapham 

Laplace 

Larrabee 

Latham 

Lathrop 

Latimer 

Lawrence 

Legendre 

Leviathan 

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Mahomet 
Malthus 






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Marryat 

Martlneaa 

Mason { 
Mathers i 

Matthew 

Maury 

Mazzlni 

McArthur 

McCarthy 

McClellan 

McClemand 

McCuUoch 

McC'ook 

McCormick 

McDonough 

McPougall 

McDowell 

McGregor 

Mcintosh 

McPherson 

Meagher 

Melancthon 

Melchisedec 

Mendelssohn 

Menelaus 

Mercer 

Mesmer 

Messiah 

Messias 

Methuselah 

Meyerbeer 

Michael Angelo' \ 



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Mohammed 

Molech 

Moloch 

Moltke /T^^ ^T-i'rOL^ 

Monroe fv^ 

Montesquieu ef-— 

Mordecai 

Morgan 

Morris \ 
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Motley 

Moultrie 

Mozart 

Muhlenberg 

Mulligan 

Mulock 

Murphy 

Murray 



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Nathanael 

Nazarene 

Nazareth 

Neander 

Nebuchadnezzar! 

Nehemiah 

Nero \ ^_X 

Newton t ^^. 

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Ninerah 

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0*Connell 
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O'Donoyan 
O'Dowd 
Offenbach 
O'Flaherty 
Oglesby 
Oglethorp 
O'Gorman 
O'Leary 
Olympus 
Onderdonk 
O'BelUy 
O'Rourke 
O'Shawneflsy 

Packard 

Paganini 

Pakenham 

Paley 

Palmenton 

Pantheon 

Paradise 

Parker 

Parkhurst 

Parnell 

Parton 

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Patterson) 

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Paulding 
Peabody 
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Robertson rC^ — 
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Roosevelt 

Bosecrans 

Rothschild 

Rousseau 

Rubens 



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SADDUCEES 



359 



VOLTAIRE 



Sadducees 

Salathiel 

Samaritan 

Santa Anna 

St. John 

St. Luke 

St. Mark 

St. Matthew 

St. Paul 

St Xavier 

Schaeffer 

Schenck 

SchUler 

Schlegal 

Schofield 

Schuyler 

Sedgwick 

Seligman 

Semlnoles 

Semmes 

Sennacherib 

Shadrach 

Shakspeare 

Sharon 

Shelby 

Sheridan 

Sherman 

Shibboleth 

Shields 

Shubrick 

Sickles 

Sigel 

Sigismund 

Sigoumey 

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Sodomites 

Solomon 

Sothem 

Southworth 

Spartacus 

Spencer 

Splnoaa 

Spofford 

Spurgeon 

Spurzheim 

Stanford 

Stanley 

Stanton 

St Clair 

Stephenson 

Steuben 

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Stuart i 

Stockton 

Stringham 

Strother 

Stuyvesant 

Sullivan 

Sumner 

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Swartwout 

Swedenborg 

Swinburne 

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Tallmage 

Tarshish 

Tarsus 

Taylor 

Tecumseh 

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Thackeray 
Thaddeus SL 
Thessalonians 

Thessalonica & ^ 

Thiers 

Thomson 

Thurman 

Tiberius 

Tillinghast 

Timothy 

Tocqueville 

Tophet 

Trollope 

Trowbridge 

Truxtun 

Twiggs 

Tyndal 



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Valasquez V-f* r 

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Vassar | 
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Vespucci 

Victoria 

Virgil 

Volney 

Voltaire 



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ZOROASTER 



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Wadsworth K^ 
Warner ^"^-^ 

Walters ^""(Z 

Warren "V^i^rX 

Warrington (^^^ 

Washington 

Watt 

Wayland 

Wa3me 

Webster 

Weltzel 

Wellington 

Wesley 

Whipple 

Whitefleld 



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Zephanlah A^^ 

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Zollikoffer ^T-^ 
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Adolphns 

Albert 

Alcandor 

Alonzo ) 
Alpheas) 

Alphonso 

Alvah ) 
Alvani 

Amaaa 
Ambrose 
Andrew 
Ansel "• 
Anthony 

Archibald 

Artemas { 
Arthuri 

Asher 

Angrostus 

Anrelinfl 

Baldwin 

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BaEll 

Benedict 

Bernard 

Bona 

Boniface 

Brian 

Caleb 

Casper 

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Christopher 
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Clement ^ — ^^ 

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Daniel 

Darius 

David 

Deitrich 

Dennis 

Dexter 

Donald 

Dugald 

Duncan 

Ebcnezer 

Edj^ar 
Edmund 

Edward 

Edwin \ 
Egbert) 

Elbert 

Eldred 
Ellas 

Elihu 
Elijah 



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Elisha 

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Elmeri 

Elnathan 

Emmanuel 

Emery 

Enoch 

Ephraim 

Erastus 

Ernest 

Ernestus 

Esau \ 
Ethan i 

Eugene 

Eusebius 

Eustace I 
Evan i 

Eyerard 

Ezekieli 
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Ferdinand 

Fernando 

Francis 

Frank 

Frederic 

Gabriel 

Gamaliel 

Garret 

Geoffrey 

George \ 
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Gerard 



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Paulinus 

Peleg 

Peregrine 

Philander 

Philemon 



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Pliny I 

Polycarp 

Ptolemy 

Quincy 
Qaintard 
Quintilian 
Quintin 

Ralph 

Randal 

Rasselas 

Raymond 

Reginald 

Reuben 

'Renel / 
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Reynold 



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Zebadee 
Zebina 



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Amabel _ 

Amanda ; ^~"^* 
Amelia! t^ 

Angelica 

Angelina 

Annette 

Antonia 

Antouina 

Arabella 

Ariana 

Augusta 

Aurelia 

Aurora 

Auzubah 

Barbara 
Beatrice 
Beatrix 
Belinda 
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Blanche 
Bridget 

Camilla 
Caroline 
Cassandra 
Catharlna 

Catharine 

Cecilia 
Cecily 

Celestine 

Celia 

Charity 

Charlotte 

Chloe 

Christiana 

Clara \ 
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Clarissa 
Claudia 
Clementina ^~^^>^ 

Clementine \ 

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Cornelia 
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Diana 

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Elisabeth 

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Elvira 

Emeline^ 
Emily \ 

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Fanny 

Faustina 
Felicia 

Fidelia 

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Adela I 
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Adelaide 

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Althea 

Amabel 

Amanda ; '~"^'' 
Amelia! T^ 

Angelica 

Angelina 

Annette 

Antonia 

Antouina 

Arabella 

Ariana 

Augusta 

Anrella 

Aurora 

Auzubah 

Barbara 
Beatrice 
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Blanche 
Bridget 

Camilla 
Caroline 
Cassandra 
Catharina 

Catharine 

Cecilia \ 
Cecily! 

Celestine 

Celia 

Charity 

Charlotte 

Chloe 

Christiana 

Clara { 
Clarice! 

Clarissa 
Claudia 
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Emeline^ 
Emily ! 

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Esther i 
Ethel! 

Ethelind 
Eudora 

Eugenia 

Eulalia \ 
Eunice! 

Euphemia 
Evangeline 
Evelina 
Eveline 



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Flora 
Florence 

Frances 
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Geraldine 

Gertrude . 

Grace i 
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Griselda 



Hannah 

Harriet 

Helen J 
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Henrietta 

Hephzibah 

Hester 

HUaria 

Honoraj 
Hope I 

Hortensia 
Holdah 

Ida } 
Inezi 

Irene 
Isabel 
Isabella 

Jamesina 

Jane ) 
Janet i 

Jaqueline 

Jeannette 

Jemima 

Jerusha 

Joan 

Joanna 

Josepha 

Josephine 

Joyce 

Judith; 
Julia) 

Juliana 

Juliet 

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Keziah 



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Laurinda 

Layinia 

Leonora 
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Lilly \ 

Loist 

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Louisa I 
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Lucy 
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Marciat /_ 
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Marianne 

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Nancy 

Nina 

Nora 

Octavia 

Olive ; 
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Ophelia 
Olympla 

Patience 
Paula 
Paulina 
Pauline 

Penelope 

Persis ; 
Phebe) 

Philippa 

Phyllis; 
Polly) 

Priscilla 
Prudence 

Rachel 

Rebecca 

Rhoda; 
Rosai 

Rosabel 

Rosabella 

Rosalia j 
Rosalie) 

Rosalind 
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Rozanna 
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Salome 

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Acadia JJl 

Achilles -^"^ 
Actseon JZoT 



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Alcantara ^y^ 

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Altamaha ^' 



Amadeus 

Amaryllis 

Amphion 

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Anacreon 

Andromache 

Antonio 



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Bardolph '"^^ 

Barkis 

Bassanio 

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Bear State 

Beatrice 

Beelzebub 

Belial 

Black Monday ^^-^^' 

Bloody-bones _il_ 

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Blue Laws 

Bob Acres 

Boccaccio 

Bogardus 

Brobdingnag 

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Celestial City di ' 
Celestial Empirei 
Chadband 
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City of God • fc-A- 
Clotilde ^t^' 

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MOTHER GOOSE 



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Dixie 

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Evangeline 
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Faust -A^ 

Festus Vft^ 

Field of felood 
Flying Dutchman 
Forest City C<f 
FortunatuB i^ 
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Genevieve 
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Good Samaritan T^'^Vil 
Good Shepherd 5- 
Gothamites \^ 
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Helvetia 'i^X^^ 

Hiawatha iS, 

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Jane Eyre 

Jean Paul 4^ 



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John Chinaman iy 

Junius y^ 

Juggernaut 

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King Cotton 
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King of Terror8~_tii:_ 
Kitchen f!i>.hfnot "■?-. 



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Lazarus <^ 

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Lorenzo Dow ^* *^ 

Lothario ^^^ 

Lucifer <^ 

Lycurgus 

Lyell J±^ 

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Macbeth 

Man in the Moon 

Marmion 

Mephistopheles 

Mazcppa 

Micawber 

Mignon 

Minerva 

Morpheus 

Mother Goose 




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Prince ^l Peace ^^^ 

PurltUTi City ^;^ 

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Quoket City ^^^-^^ 

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RaUroaacity j>^r^ 
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YOUNG AMERICA 



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Old North State 
Old Scratch ^^in. 
Oliver Twist 
Ophelia '^ 

Orpheus -V*- 

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Richard Roe -^^^^ 

Rip Van Winkle 
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Romeo ^^t^ 

Rosalind /'^^ 

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St. Patrick '^' ^i 

St. Tammany ]r^. /. 

Salt River ^ /r^^\^ 

Santa Claus ^' „ 

Satan 



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Shylock ^ ^ 

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Sleeping Beauty ^^ 



Slough of Despond ^^Zsl 



Smoky City ^T^ 



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Sucker State <y^ 



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Tam O'Shanter 
Tannhauser JL 
Tantalus 
Terpsichore J! 




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Titania .^L 

Tom Thumb ^^7, 
Tom, Dick and /IX^ 
Harry trb:^ 

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Uncle Sam 
Uncle Toby 
Utopia _3^ 



Wandering Jew ZI_jf_ 

White House —^ 

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Yorick -T 

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BOBEBT CLABKE & CO., Publishers, Cincinnati. 



SCIENTIFIC SHORT-HAND, 

THE ORIGINAL PITMANIC SYSTEM. 



ECLECTIC SERIES 



OP 



PhoEograpMc Instruction Books. 

By ELIAS LONGLEY, 

For twcTity-five years a Pmcfiml Verbatim Reporter, and Teacher of the 
I*honographic Art. 



I. THE ECLECTIC MANUAL OF PHONOOEAPHT. 

n. THE PHONOOBAPHIC HEADER AND WHITEH. 
in. THE AMERICAN REPORTER'S GUIDE. 
IV. THE AMERICAN PHONOGRAPHIC DICTIONARY. 

Y. CHART OF THE PHONOGRAPHIC ALPHABET. 



INTRODUCTORY REMARKS. 

The wonderful popularity and practical success of the system 
of short-hand writing devised by Isaac Pitman, of England, is 
unparalleled by any invention in the civilized world. The happy 
discoverer of the philosophic classification of the sounds heard 
in English speech, and of the briefest and most scientific method 
of representing those sounds, is still alive, an active, energetic 
author and publisher of his own books. Without any of the 
humbuggery or hot-house stimulating processes so generally 
used to force a commodity upon the market, his instruction 
books have sold to enormous numbers, and his system of phono- 
graphic writing is studied and used in every land where the 
English language is spoken, not excepting the barbarous regions 
of India and the hitherto exclusive empires of China and Japan. 
' Writing by sound " has preceded, and exceeded vastly in ex- 
lent, the rapid progress of railroad travel and telegraphic com- 
munication, until now not only every city, but almost every vil- 
lage in Great Britain and her provinces, and in the United 



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States and its Territories, this "bewitching art" and *' time- 
saving" system of recording thought is practiced to a greater or 
less extent. 

As might have been expected, from all past experience, when- 
ever and wherever a man of genius, or of good fortune, succeeds 
in a worthy undertaking, there will be eager and unscrupulous 
imitators who will seek to enjoy fame and fortune by launching 
their ill-begotten travesties upon the waves of other people's 
well-merited success. Hence, during the past few years, while 
Phonography has been working its way into practical and profit- 
able use, not only in the professions but into the clerical depart- 
ments of all large manufacturing and commercial establish- 
ments, the public mind has been beset, and earnest inquiry. con- 
founded, with the pretentious and absurdly impossible merits of 
new systems of short-hand. In nearly every instance the au- 
thors hesitate not to "steal the livery of heaven in which to serve 
the devil,*' and call their abortions "phonography," or some other 
" graphy," well knowing that by any other name their bantlings 
would not meet with any favor. With scarcely an exception 
they are destitute of the first principles of phonetic science, and 
utterly disregard the simplest rules of vocal representation. One 
of these many rivals of pure Phonography ignores both the 
name and theory of the phonographic art. Anchoring his enter- 
prise to the absurdities of an orthography that, like Topsy, 
"wasn't raised at all, but just growed up," the author denounces 
the phonetic idea, and turns his back upon progress and im- 
provement, at the time when, from all the universities, colleges, 
and other representatives of knowledge and literary judgment, 
the demand for an enlarged alphabet and reformed orthography- 
is being pressed upon public attention. Adherence to acknowl- 
edged error, even with a host of laudatory followers, can not 
long flourish in the sunlight of science. 

The Eclectic Series of Phonographic Instruction Books here- 
with announced are substantially in harmony with the perfected 
system of the original inventor. They embrace important im- 
provements adopted by him several years ago, but which have 
not yet been incorporated into other instruction books in this 
country, for the reason, undoubtedly, that it would involve a 
large expenditure of money to prepare new stereotype plates of 
all their books. Uhey also present a number of features that 



[3] 

have been developed by the best American writers of Phonog- 
raphy, in the eiFort to keep pace with the lightning speed of 
Yankee eloquence. These have been carefully incorporated 
with the English style of writing, so as to render the whole har- 
monious as well as comprehensive. English phonographic writ- 
ers will therefore find the Eclectic Series of great value to them 
in abbreviating their lengthy outlines of words and thereby in- 
creasing their speed. In this respect these books are cosmopoli- 
tan in character and should be welcomed as heartily by English- 
men as by Americans. 
• I. 

The Eolectio Manual of Phonography. A Complete Guide 
to the acquisition of Pitman's Phonetic Short-hand, with or 
without a teacher. 12mo, 144 pages, cloth, 75 cts. 
The author of this series of books began his experience as a phono- 
graphic writer and publisher in the year 1848, very soon after the in- 
troduction of the art into this country. He has examined every thing 
that has been published on the subject from that time until the present. 
His "American Manual of Phonography," first published in 1854, 
continued for twentj'-five years to be one of the most popular -short- 
hand books in the market. 

The Eclectic Manual now presented to the public is an entirely new 
work, but embodies the characteristic features of the former book, 
simplicity in style, classification, and sequence of illustrations and 
exercises. The first lessons are rendered more easy of comprehen- 
sion by the introduction of portions only of the alphabet at a time, 
out of which simple exercises are readily formed ; and by interlined 
translations of the short-hand in common print, both of which are 
features to be found in this book alone. 

The exceeding brevity of the English instruction books has been 
avoided, while the great prolixity of most American authors, whose 
large and crowded pages, reaching into the hundreds, has been as 
judiciously guarded against. In this book of convenient size the time 
and melnory of the pupil are not taxed with unnecessary and imprac- 
ticable discussions of philosophical points in relation to language and 
its visual representation. He is not deterred from beginning the study 
by a formidable volume, nor discouraged by the slow progress of 
memorizing page after page of abstract principles and rules before 
becoming charmed with the practice based upon them. In its invit- 
injr pages principle and practice go hand in hand. 

An important feature in the Eclectic Manual is such an arrangement 



[4] 

of the lessons that no word or class of words is required to be written 
until the principle is explained by which they are written in their 
most approved forms. By this means the student is not compelled to 
spend his time in learning to write long lists of words, and then suffer 
the .discouragement of having to drop and forget the forms thus 
learned and familiarize himself with new and better ones. What is 
once learned in this book remains a fixed fact with the pupil in all 
his after use of the system. 

II. 

The Phonographic Header and Writer. Containing Reading 

Exercises, with translations on opposite pages, which form 

Writing Exercises. 12mo, 48 pages, 25 cts. 

This little book should be in the pocket of every phonographic stu- 
dent until he can read and write every line without hesitation. It is 
the best substitute he can have for the constant presence of an atten- 
tive teaclier. Though he may have studied the lessons thoroughly, he 
will find it slow work reading Phonography until he has learned to 
recognize words by their form. To attain this skill it is necessary to 
read a great deal ; and to do this one should not spend much time in 
analyzing the structure of words, or guessing at them as a whole. In 
the absence of a teacher to tell him, he needs an ever-present guide 
to save him from unnecessary waste of time. This prompt and faith- 
fiil guide he will find in this little book, in the convenient key to every 
word, on the same or opposite pagft. 

HI. 
Phonographic Chart. Containing the Perfected Alphabets of 
the English Language, Phonotypic and Phonographic, on one 
large, beautifully printed sheet, to be used in teaching the ele 
mentary sounds, in connection with the Phonic method of 
teaching reading and in elementary drill ; also, in teaching the 
elements of Phonetic Short-hand. Size, 28 by 42 inches. 50 
cents, postpaid by mail. 

IV. 

The American Reporter's Guide. Containing the mo^t com- 
plete list of phrases ever published ; also, Exhaustive Lists of 
all Contracted words used in Reporting; supplemented with 
ample exercises in the briefest style of writing, with a key to 
fhe same in common print on the opposite pages. 

[In preparation, and will be published in November.l 
The aathor's long experience of twenty-five years in practical re- 



[5] 

porting, both on newspaper work and as an official court reporter, and 
his critical study of all other works on the subject, enable him to 
bring to the compilation of a new book on this most difficult art, un^ 
equaled qualifications for accomplishing well this task. Having 
within the past year retired from the active pursuit of his repor-torial 
profession, he is devoting the best efforts of his ripe years to the pro- 
duction of a volume that will not only be a credit to his reputation as 
a phonogtapher, but a most reliable and helpful guide to the thousands 
of young i*eporters whose accurate and skillful services will be re- 
quired in the immediate future. 

The American Phonographic Dictionary of the English 

Language, t^iving the short-hand forms, not only of all or- 
dinary English words, but also of many scientific and other 
terms not found in common dictionaries ; also, the short-hand 
forms of several thousand Geographical and Personal Names. 
Large I2mo, abqut 400 pages, cloth. 

This crowning work of the series, upon whose pages the author has 
spent three years of study and labor in the compilation and phono- 
graphic prep^aiion of the same, is now rapidly approaching comple- 
tion, and will be in the market early in September. Of phonographic 
dictionaries without a phonographic word upon any one of their enig- 
matical pageSf practical and hasty American students of short-hand 
have had enough. Like the victini of two evils, they have long been 
turning from one to avoid the other, only to wish in the end that they 
had never seen either. The English Phonographic Dictionary was an 
effort in the right direction ; but the fact that generally the very words 
one looks for are iiot to be found, renders it almost useless in this 
country. The attempt to "indicate" by a necessarily obscure and 
complicated " nomenclature," how fifty thousand words shall be con- 
structed out of a series of straight and curved strokes, full-length and 
half-length, and with hooks, circles, and loops at each end, is about 
equal to giving the student the ten Arabic figures and asking him to 
write the weights of the several planets, their distances from each 
otheir, and their duration in the eternity of ages. The phonographic 
pupil wants to study short-hand, and not the solving of complicated . 
problems in algebra in a phonographic dictionary. Therefore this 
dictionary presents, in connection with the words in common print, 
the best short-hand forms for the same, which, by cultivating the -eye 
in this manner, will aid the mind .to rememember and the fingers to 
draw the propfer outlines. 



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The arrangement of the words in this dictionar}', instead of being 
strictly alphabetic, after the order of the incongruous Romanic alpha- 
bet, is an approximation to what might be called an etymological 
arrangement; that is, the root of the word is first given, and then fol- 
low the derivatives, in the order of their phonographic construction, 
thus: Inspire, inspired, inspirer, inspiring, inspirable, inspiration, in- 
spiratory; instead of Inspirable, inspiration, inspiratory, inspire, in- 
spired, inspirer, inspiring. 

This will render the book convenient and useful, not only for refer- 
ence as to the forms of words, but also as an exercise book from which 
to copy. The learner will much more readily fall into the correct 
method of writing words by observing and building up the various 
modifications and terminations of words in a uniform way. 

Another feature of this work is, that, in addition to giving the best 
forms for writing words in full, it also presents to the advanced stu- 
dent, in juxtaposition with their full outlines, the briefest contractions 
for many thousands of the most frequently recurring words in the 
language. , 

The lists of Geographical and Personal names contained in this 
dictionary are the first that have ever been published in phonography. 
They are no less important for the reporter and short-hand clerk, to 
learn to write briefly and legibly, than the same number of ordinary 
words ; and the aid thus afforded writers of all styles of the art will be 
duly appreciated. 

VALUE OF THE DICTIONARY. 

" The specimen pages of your forthcoming Phonographic Diction- 
ary have been received, and examined with pleasure. The pleasure 
was increased by reason of the fact that I am saved the task which I 
had laid upon myself of urging you to bring out some book for general 
readers that would train them in reading and writing the best phono- 
graphic forms of words. The work which you have in hand will prove 
of far more value than any thing that I might have suggested. I hope 
that you may reap a double reward for this great work — a fair pecu- 
niary reward, and the greater reward of seeing the cause to which 3-ou 
have given the best years of a well-spent life flourish beyot.d all prece- 
dent. I shall look earnestly for the new book, but I hope you will not 
permit me, or any one else, to hasten its appearance by a single day, 
at the expense of first-class work. Pkof. Charles S. Royce, 

'' Collegeville, Fa" 

"I have examined a number of specimen pages of your Phono- 
graphic Dlctionarj^ and think that it ^\iil be a valuable addition to 
phonoiirapliic literati re. The important feature of the work will be 
the givinji of engraved outlines for words. The use of a Phonographic 
Dictionary universally among reporters would ultimately establish a 



en 

much needed uniformity of phonographic outlines, in the same way 
as the universal accf:ptation of Webster's aa a standard dictionary 
fixes a uniform Eujtlish orthography. This uniformity of phono- 
graphic writing would be a vast saving of time and labor, for it would 
increase legibility and the ability of stenographers to read each 
other's writing, whereas, now, as a general thing, the writing of one is 
almost as lej^ible to another as Greek is to the uneducated. 

"Helen T. Piekson, 
*' Official Stenographer of Hamilton County Court, Cincinnaii, 0." 



OPINIONS OF PHONOGRAPHIC TEACHERS. 



"Your little book seems to me to be the very best for learners that 
has yet been issued. It is a clear, honest exposition of what Phonog- 
raphy is and can do. The matter of the book is excellent, in its sim- 
plicity of arrangement, fullness of suggestion, methodical and practical 
presentation of the principles of the art, and in its helpfulness to the 
unpracticed student. The tj'pographical execution is faultless, and re- 
flects credit on the author s knowledge 'how to do it' in the printer's art. 

" Permit me also to familiarly say that the whole tone and tendency 
of -the book is pure and helpful, and shows a careful scissors, or a 
very wise, honest head and heart in the composition of matter for the 
reading and writing exercises. 

" It gives me pleasure to write these words of commendation on a 
piece of work that merits more praise from a more discerning judg- 
ment, and which I have no doubt is already widely appreciated. 

"D. A. l>ROWN, 

*' Teacher of Phonography in the Spencerian Business College, Wash- 
ington, D. C. 

•* I take pleasure in sa3'ing that I have used your * Eclectic Manual' 
in my phonographic classes for some time past, and consider it the 
best instruction book on short-haud published. I formerly used Isaac 
Pitman's books, but consider your Eclectic Manual far superior, either 
for classes or for private students. I shall continue to use the Eclectic 
Manual in the Central Normal College. S. H. East, 

*'leacher of Phonography in the Central Normal College, at Dan- 
ville, ind, 

"I am pleased with your admirable system of Phonography, and 
would introduce it into my classes only for one thing, and that is my 
reluctance to use any other system than Father Isaac's, because there 
are more books, periodicals, etc., printed in that system. I believe 
your h is in many cases more easily joined, and is in other respects, 
perhaps, superior to Isaac Pitman's. Your Ter-hook gives very brief 
outlines for many words, and I think it will ultimately be adopted by 
many writers of the Pitman Phonography. Wm. James Mahon, 

''Teocher of Phonography, Ballantrae, Ontario^ 



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'*I -shall use your books exclusively for ray private classes, and as 
soon as possible use them also for my public classes. 

" Dr. L. B. Clifton, 

''Traveling Teacher" 



OPINIONS OF KIVAL AUTHORS^ Etc. 



"I am very much pleased with the appearance of your Manual. It 
is the first time I have seen it, although Graham's, Hanson's, Scovill's, 
and Cross's are familiar to me ; and for the students who succeeded in 
wading through and remembering such a ponderous mass of matter, I 
have always had the greatest admiration as well as pity. But since 
seeing your method I can understand iiow the system may be learned 
without spending half a life-time at it. The typographical appearance 
of both your Reader and Manual is very superior; in fact, the very- 
best I have seen. , H. M. Pernin, 

*' Author of Instructor in Dvploye's French Short-hand,** 

" I have your Manual, and like the system belter than Isaac Pit- 
man's. A. Ellsworth Thomas, 

''Altoona, Pa.** 

"I can not express to you my delight at having taken up your 
System instead of one of the many others in the market. The more I 
see of it, and study it, the more I like it. J. Middi-eton, 

** Washington, D. C. 

**I like your works very much, and as you will see do not find any 
difficulty in writing according to your system — that is, when I write 
slowly. I shall take special pleasure in advancing your interest with 
the school board here. E. H. Hemperly, 

''Philadelphia, Pa" 

" I like your system very much, and would recommend all beginners 
to take your work. Charles W. Bell, 

'' Oakland, Cal" 



OPINIONS OF SELF-INSTRUCTORS. 



"All the Manuals of Phonography I have ever seen say that they 
are prepared for those who have not the assistance of a teacher. I 
think your Eclectic Manual is undoubtedly the best for self-instruction 
that I have ever seen. E. H. Gutts, 

''Americus, Ga." 

" I first started to learn Phonography in the Benn Pitman System; 
changed to the Eclectic, and have never regretted doing so. 

"DWIGHT FURKESS, 

'* Furnessville, Ind" 



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■ " I have been a student of varions systems of Phonography for sev- 
eral jeara past. I began with Munson's in the year 187G. After 
studying bis S3'St.em for three or four weeks 1 became terribly discour- . 
aged, and was about to give np in despair, when I mad\; ihe acquaint- 
ance of Mr. Stoll, who recommended that I should take up Isaac 
Pitman's system, which I did, and have ever since been one of his 
followerj. Within the past year I heard so much of Mr. Ginham's 
System that I became dissatisfied with Pitman's. I procured. Mr. 
Graham's Hand-book and began its study, but soon became distrusted 
with his vowel scale, etc., so it was laid aside. My last experience 
was with the ' Eclectic' Received the Manual a few days ago and 
have completed it. Of all the systems that I have examined, the 
' Eclectic ' is the system of my choice. I. N. McAllister, 

•* bt, Paris, 0." 

*' Twenty years ago I studied your Manual of Phonography. Then 
I fell into the ' Standard * current, and have used Graham's System 
ever since. But, though writing Phonozraphy every day, I never have 
become able to use it with entire confidence, on account of the num- 
ber of word-signs and contractions. Many of them are of so rare 
occurrence in actual use that one can never, I think, make them fa- 
miliar unless he continues all his life to study and practice them as 
distinct exercises. And now, at the age of thirty-one years, I have 
made up my mind to abandon Graham and master another system. 
But, what system? Alas! I can not tell. I have determined to in- 
vestigate before deciding. Milam C. Ayres, 

" Pastor Congregational Church, Southington, Conn.*^ 

"I have carefully examined your Eclectic Manual of Phonography, 
and find myself so stirred up by its perusal that I have resolved to 
prepare myself for verbatim reporting. In doing so I want to use 
^our text books, and regard myself as your pupil. 

" C. Caruthers. 
• . '\Akita, JadanJ* 

**I have been studying your system of Phonography three months, 
^and this is the style of writing acquired thereby. 1 can write as high 
as 60 to 70 words per minute from familiar matter, and can assure 
you that I have never taken up any study in which I have been more 
interested than in this study of Phonography. [The writing was 
beautifully accurate and legible as print] £. M. Hutsixoer, 

*• Providence, R. L" 



VIEWS OF WELL-POSTED EDITORS. 



IFrom the Daily Advertiser, of London, Canada^ whose Editor is an 
Accomplished Phonog7'aphei\] 

"This interesting work proves to be all that the advanced sheets i 
promised — one of the most useful works on short-hand before the pub- 
lic. It is really the best exposition of Pitman's Phonography that we 



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have seen, combining: the best features of the original system with the 
most practical improvements recently invented. It contains all the 
information that is required by a learner of the art, which is far more 
thnn can be said of Pitman's Manuals, while it is not overloaded with 
prefaces, etc., like some of the other text- books." 

IFrom the Meadville, Pennsylvania^ Journal.'] 

"The object in piving this Manual to the public is to restore har- 
mony and unity among American phonographers. In its pages he 
presents all the new features that have stood the test for many years 
of both experiment and practical experience. Thus the student who 
accfuires his knowledge of Phonosraphy through this Manual will be- 
come familiar with the distinctive features of other authors, and be 
able to read the writing of phonographers of any school. The author 
has most happily succeeded in his object; principle and practice po 
hand in hand, and all unnecessary and impracticable discussion has 
been avoided. For simplicity and practicability the Ecltcctic Manual 
is far superior to any work on Phonography that has come under our 
observation." 

[From the Christian Union, Henry Ward Beeoker's Paper, New 
York, N. r.] 

" In the present volume, Mr. Longley has successfully compressed 
the entire system, from the alphabet to reporting phraseography, into 
twelve lessons — each furnishing material for a week's diligent stud}- — 
easily graduated, so as to encourage the learner, and with the steno- 
graphic examples lecibly, not to say beautifullj", engraved. It will do 
much towards establishing uniformity of style, and is, in fact, an ap- 
plication of the Ollendorff system of tuition to short-hand writing.' 

[From the Videtie, Valparaiso, 2nd. 

*'We are indebted to Elias Longlej-, Cincinnati, one of the most 
reputable short-hand authors, for a copy of his new Eclectic Manual 
or Phonography, which we consider an improvement upon all works 
of the kind in use, and just as near perfection of the art as will for 
many years, if ever, be attained. It is, we think, the smallest, cheap- 
est, simplest, easiest, and on the whole decidedly the best book for a 
learner of short-hand reporting, either with a teacher or without. It 
is the proper text- book on this branch for high schools and academies." 

[From the Daily Inter- Ocean, of Chicago, Illinois.'] 

** If any of our readers desire to study Phonography, they could not 
supply themselves with a better book than this. It is complete, pre- 
cise, and eminently practical, and can be studied during leisure at 
home as well as with a teacher." 

[From the Cosmopolitan Short- Hand Writer, Toronto, Canada."] 

"The modifications are quite few, bufsome of them very important, 
both in simplifying the system and enabling the reporter to keep up 
with the speaker with greater ease." 



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ADVICE TO EDUCATORS. 



" If you would give instniction in a branch that offers the very 
highest inducements to honest, intelligent effort, and if 30U have within 
30ur reach a teacher qualified, first by nature, education, and experi- 
ence, and second by a thorough preparation in his specialty, include 
Phonography in your list of studies, and you have that which will 
hring honor to your institution and money to your pocket." — C. E. 
Cady, Princigai of a New York Commercial College, himself a Pho- 
nographer, to iheConveniion of Business EducaiorSy in session at Cin- 
cinnati, June 8, 1882. 

" I regard Phonogrraphy as one of the most important sciences ex- 
isting, not only in value for learning to write as fast as speech, but 
as a drill to the mind, equaling, if not surpassing, the classics. In 
Phonography there is something tangible and reasonable all the time — 
no uncertain mythology to cloud the intellect." — Professor Jasper Star. 



Dr. John Hancock, late President of the National Educational Asso- 
ciation, in an address to the Convention of Business Educators, said: 
*' Phonography is one of the things that should be taught in your Bus- 
iness Colleges. The time is coming when it will supersede the cum- 
brous longhand. [Robt. C. Spencer, of the Spencerian Penmanship 
family, interrupted with the words, " Let it come — the sooner the 
better."] Why spend so much time in learning longhand penmanship 
when the shorthand may be as readily learned, and written three times 
as fast?" 



PRACTICAL VALUE OF PHONOGRAPHY. 



Hon. Leonard Swett, of Chicago, in a recent address, said : 

'*A boy applies to me for a place. He is briszht, sharp, smart, and 
fresh from school. I ask, what can you do ? He replies, I can read 
Homer, Hesiod, the Greek tragedies, scan Virgil, am well up in my- 
thology, chemistry, botany, and geology. 

** 1 say, could you keep the books of my oflBce? 

*'No, he says: I thought it better to stick strictly to my college 
course, and common things, like book-keeping, I could learn after- 
ward. 

" 1 say, can you take letters in shorthand, from my dictation, and 
then print them on the type-writer? 

" He says he never thought of learning shorthand or type-writing, 
and I am compelled to tell him he can not help us." 



*'I know more than one minister who is able to write a sermon 
about as quickly as a sermbn is delivered, and he is then able to read 



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it jn6t as easily as from equally good longhand. And then what a 
power, to be able to catch and record as it flies, some, learned and 
valttnble lecture, sOme eloquent speech, some impressive sermon I 
And who has not lose many a striking train of thought; many a clear. . 
comprehensive view; many a brilliant image, which this magic art 
might have forever daguerreotyped 1 Then comes to the .young man 
or 3'oung woman, as a natural consequence, a most ennobling, intel- 
lectual habit. The very practice of recording and" journalizing 
selected thought, creates the habit of cherishing, valluing, selecting, 
and cultivating thought." — Bev. D. D. Wkeedon, D: D., Editor of 
the Methodist Quarterly, 

" There is nothing of mysticism, nothing of diflSculty, nothing in- 
comprehensible in the study or practice of shorthand writing that 
other studies do not present. No subject presents greater inherent 
charm, none more fascinating, none more easily learnt, and none ap- 
proaches it in its promise to the young learner of present gain and 
future usefulness.,'— ^J</r6.95 of E. C. Cady, of New York Commer- 
cial College, at Business Educators' Convention in Cincinnati. 



" We may be thought extravagant, but we are conscious of speaking 
the truth, when we say, that we would not give up the use of Phonog- 
raphy for the addition of $500 per annum to our income." — Editor 
Christian Philanthropist. 

"Professor Agassiz told me j^esterday that Phonography had en- 
abled him to do more in one year than he could have done in three 
years without it." — Edwin Leigh, Boston. 



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