ITERATION reiteration JACK JET a mean fellow to strut JACK-A-LENT JOURNAL a puppet thrown at in Lent daily JACK GUARDANT JOVIAL a jack in office merrily, appertaining to Jove JADE JUDICIOUS to whip, to treat with contempt critical JAR JUMP the ticking of a clock to agree to hazard JAUNCE JUSTICER to prance a judge, magistrate JESS JUT a strap of leather attached to the talons of a hawk, by which it is to encroach held on the JUTTY fist a projection, to jut out beyond JEST JUVENAL to tilt in a tournament youth, young man KAM KILN-HOLE crooked the ash-hole under a kiln KECKSY KINDLE hemlock to bring forth young - used only of beasts KEECH KINDLESS a lump of tallow unnatural KEEL KINDLY to skin natural KEEP KIRTLE to restrain a gown KEISAR KNAP Caesar, Emperor to snap, crack KERN KNAVE the foot soldiers of the Irish a boy, a serving-man KIBE KNOT a chilblain a figure in garden beds KICKSHAW KNOW a made dish to acknowledge KICKSY WICKSY a wife, used in disdain LABRAS LIKELIHOOD lips promise, appearance LACED-MUTTON LIKING a courtesan condition LAG LIMBECK the lowest of the people a still LAKIN LIMBO ladykin, little lady, an endearing term applied to the Virgin or Limbo patrum, the place where good men under the Old Mary in the oath, 'By Testament were believed to our lakin.' be imprisoned till released by Christ after his crucifixion LAND-DAMN LIME to kill by stopping the urine to entangle as with bird-lime To smear with bird-lime To mix LAPSED lime with beer or taken, apprehended other liquor LARGE LIMN licentious, free to draw LARGESS LINE a present to cover on the inside To strengthen by inner works LASS-LORN LINSTOCK deserted by a mistress a staff with a match at the end of it used by gunners in firing LATCH cannon to smear, to catch LIST
ITERATION reiteration JACK a mean fellow JACK-A-LENT a puppet thrown at in Lent JACK GUARDANT a jack in office JADE to whip, to treat with contempt JAR the ticking of a clock JAUNCE to prance JESS a strap of leather attached to the talons of a hawk, by which it is held on the fist JEST to tilt in a tournament JET to strut JOURNAL daily JOVIAL merrily, appertaining to Jove JUDICIOUS critical JUMP to agree to hazard JUSTICER a judge, magistrate JUT to encroach JUTTY a projection, to jut out beyond JUVENAL youth, young man KAM crooked KECKSY hemlock KEECH a lump of tallow KEEL to skin KEEP to restrain KEISAR Caesar, Emperor KERN the foot soldiers of the Irish KIBE a chilblain KICKSHAW a made dish KICKSY WICKSY a wife, used in disdain KILN-HOLE the ash-hole under a kiln KINDLE to bring forth young - used only of beasts KINDLESS unnatural KINDLY natural KIRTLE a gown KNAP to snap, crack KNAVE a boy, a serving-man KNOT a figure in garden beds KNOW to acknowledge LABRAS lips LACED-MUTTON a courtesan LAG the lowest of the people LAKIN ladykin, little lady, an endearing term applied to the Virgin Mary in the oath, 'By our lakin.' LAND-DAMN to kill by stopping the urine LAPSED taken, apprehended LARGE licentious, free LARGESS a present LASS-LORN deserted by a mistress LATCH to smear, to catch LIKELIHOOD promise, appearance LIKING condition LIMBECK a still LIMBO or Limbo patrum, the place where good men under the Old Testament were believed to be imprisoned till released by Christ after his crucifixion LIME to entangle as with bird-lime To smear with bird-lime To mix lime with beer or other liquor LIMN to draw LINE to cover on the inside To strengthen by inner works LINSTOCK a staff with a match at the end of it used by gunners in firing cannon LIST
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