To animadvert, to cenfure, to crit
Animation, life
[courage
Aggreffion, a fetting upon with | Animadverfion, blame, ferious
Aggreffor, the affaulter [violence
Aghaft, amazed, ftruck with hor-
Agility, activity
Ag'ile, nimble, active
'To agitate, to move
Ag'riculture, tillage, husbandry
Alac'rity, cheerfulness
Alert, watchful
To amplify, to enlarge
To amputate, to cut off a limb
Anal'ogy, refemblance
Analogous, having analogy
Anatomy, cutting up the body
and explaining the parts [my
Anatomical, belonging to anato-
Anal yfis, a feparation into parts
Anarchy, want of government;
nfufion
edote, a piece of fecret history |
To animate, to make live, to en-
Animof'ity, hatred, ill will
To annex', to add to the end [ing
Annihilation, a reducing to noth-
To anni'hilate, to reduce to noth-
ing
[certain day
Anniver'fary, yearly return of a
To announce, to publish
To annoy, to vex, to disturb
An'nual, yearly
Annu'ity, yearly payment
To annul', to make void
Anodyne, mitigating pain
Anonymous, without a name
Anom'aly, irregularity
Anomalous, irregular
Antag'onist, an opponent, a rival
Antece'dent, 2
Ante ́riour,
Anticipation, foretaste [up before
To antic'ipate, to foretafte, to take
Antidote, a medicine which expels
Antiquated, old, out of use
Antiq'uity, ancient times, or re-
Antique, ancient
[mains
Aperture, an opening
Aphorifm, a maxim
Apology, defence, excufe
To apologize, to plead in excufe
Apoftrophe, turning the course of
fpeech; contraction of words (
Apothegm, a fhort inftructive fen-
To appal, to frighten, to depress
Apparatus, furniture
Appa'rent, plain, seeming
Appellation, name, title
Appen'dix, fomething added
To appertain, to belong to
Appertenance, what belongs to
Applause, praise [another thing
To applaud, to praise [derftand
To apprehend, to feize, to un-
To appropriate,to devote,to apply
To approximate, to approach by
degrees
Apropos, pertinently, patly
Aptitude, fitness
Aquatick, pertaining to the water
A queous, watery
Ar ́able, that may be ploughed
Arbiter, a judge
Arbitrary, abfolute, despotick
Arcanum, a fecret
Architecture, the science of build-
Architect, a chief builder
Archives, publick records
Archetype, original pattern
Ar'dent, hot, zealous
Ardour, zeal, affection
Arduous, hard, difficult
Ar'id, dry, par、, ed up
Ariftocracy, government by no-
bles
Aristocrat'ical, relating to ariftoc-
racy
Armiftice, a ceffation of arms
Aromatick, fpicy
Arrant, very bad
Arrears, part of a debt un-
Arrearage, S paid
To arreft, to seize
Arrogance, unbecoming pride;
affuming too much
Arrogant, proud, haughty
To arrogate, to claim too much
Artifice, a trick, fraud
Artificial, made by art
Af'pect, look, appearance
Afperity, roughness
Afperfion, flander
To afperfe', to flander
To afpire, to defire eagerly
Affailant, he who invades
To affail, to attack
Affaffin, a fecret murderer
To affaffinate, to murder fecretly
Affault', an attack
To affault, to attack
Affidu'ity, diligence
Affid'uous, diligent
To affim'ilate, to make like
To affuage, to foften, to pacify
Aftronomy, the science of the
ftars
Aftronom'ical, belonging to af-
tronomy
Aftrology,
by stars
the art of foretelling
Atmosphere, the surrounding air
Atonement, a ransom
To atone, to fatisfy, to appease
Atrocity, horrid wickedness
Atrocious, wicked, outrageous
To attain, to gain, to come at
Attitude, pofture
At'tribute, a property
To attribute, to afcribe, to im-
Av'arice, covetoufnefs
Avaricious, covetous, greedy
Avaunt, be gone
Audacity, boldness, rashness
Auda cious, bold, daring
Au'dible, that may be heard
Auditor, a hearer
Auditory, the hearers
Av'enue, an entrance
Average, middle proportion
To aver', to declare pofitively
To avert', to turn afide
To augment', to increase
Auguft, grand, royal
Avid'ity, greediness
Avocation, a calling away
To avouch, to affirm, to own
Auro'ra, the morning
Au ́ipice, influence, protection
Aufpicious, profperous, happy
Aufter'ity, feverity
Auftere, rigid, fevere
Authentic'ity, genuineness
Authentick, genuine
Auxiliary, helping
Awry', alquint
A'zure, blue
Bacchanalian, a drunkard
Bay, an honorary crown
Beat itude, bleffednefs
Beatif'ick, heavenly,blissful[happy
To beat'ify, to make completely
Behoove, to be fit, to be meet
Belles-lettres, polite literature
Bellig'erent, carrying on war
Benedic'tion, a bleffing
Benefac'tion, a charitable gift
Benefactor, one who does favours
Benef'icence, generosity
Beneficent, doing good
Benevolence, kindness, good will
Benevolent, kind, affectionate
Benig nity, goodness, kindness
Benign, kind, generous
Bequeft', something left by will
To bequeath, to leave by will
Bias, weight on one fide
Bigotry, blind zeal, prejudice
Big'ot, one devoted to a certain
party
Bil'ious, pertaining to the bile
Billet-doux, a love-letter
Biography, a book of lives
Blithe, gay, airy
Bombaft, big empty words
Bombaltick, high founding
Bot'any, the knowledge of plants
Bouquet, a bunch of flowers
Brachial, belonging to the arms
Brilliancy, luftre
Brilliant, thining, sparkling
To broach, to open, to utter
Carnivorous, feeding on flesh
Carol, a fong of joy, or devotion
Cashier, a cash keeper
To cafhier, to dismiss, to discardTM
Cafualty, accident
Cafual, accidental
Cat alogue, enumeration of par ticulars
Cataract, a fall of water; a dif ease in the eye
Catastrophe, an event, a calamity Cat'echism, instruction by quef
Catechet ́ical, by question and anfwer
Categorical, pofitive, express
Cath'olick, general, univerfal
Catholicifm, univerfal candour
Ca'veat, a caution
Cav'il, a frivolous excufe
To cavil, to raise flight objec tions
Cavity, a hollow place
Ceffion, a refigning up
To cede, to yield, to give up
Brogue, corrupt speech, a kind of Celeb'rity, fame, renown
Chivalry, military dignity,knight- | Commencement, a beginning
Chirurgical, belonging to a furChym'inry, the act of feparating bodies by fire [iftry
Chym'ift, one who practises chymCircumambient, furrounding Circum'ference, circuit, circle Circumlocution, a round about way of speaking
To circumfcribe, to inclofe, to
Circumfpect, cautious, watchful
To circumvent,to deceive, to cheat
Clandestine,fecret,contrary to law
Clem'ency, mercy, mildness
Clem'ent, mild, merciful
Clerical, relating to the clergy
Cli'max, gradual afcent
Coadjutor, an affistant
Coalition, a union, a junction
To coalefce, to join, or grow to-
get her
Coe'qual, equal with
Coercion, a restraint, a check
Coercive, reftraining, checking
Coe'val, of the fame age
Co'gency, force, strength
Co'gent, forcible, convincing
Cogn'ifance, notice, knowledge
Cogn'ifable, proper to be tried
Cohe'fion, a sticking together
To cohere, to stick together
Coherent, confiftent, sticking
Coincidence, agreement
Coincident, agreeing with
To coincide, to agree with, to
[equally Collateral, fide by fide, related Colleague, a partner Collifion, a ftriking together Collufion, a deceitful agreement Collufive, fraudulent, deceitful. Commemoration, publick celebration [memory To commemorate, to preferve in
To commence, to begin Commen'furate, equal, proportionable
Com ́ment, notes, explanation
To comment', to write notes; to
Commiferation, pity
To commiferate, to pity
Communion, a taking of the
Lord's Supper
To commune, to converse
Commuta'tion, a change of one
thing for another
To commute, to change
Compat'ible, confiftent with
Compendium, an abridgement
Compen'dious, fhort, concife
Compenfation, a recompenfe
To compen fate, to reward, to
make amends
Com ́petency, a fufficiency
Com'petent, fit, qualified
Competition, a contested dispute
Competitor, a rival, an opponent
To compile, to collect and write
from authors
Complacency, pleasure, joy Compla'cent, civil, foft Complaifant', civil, courteous Complex, intricate, compounded of many parts
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Complicated, entangled, intricate
To comport, to agree, to fuit
To comprefs, to squeeze together
To comprife, to contain,to include
To compromife, to compound, to
make up
Comptroller, director
To comptrol, to overlook
Compunction, repentance
To con, to fudy, to think, to
know
Concatenation, a linking together
Concavity, hollowness
Concave, hollow
Conceffion, a yielding
To concede, to yield, to grant
To concentrate, to bring into a
narrow compafs [point
To concen'tre, to come to one
To concert, to contrive
To conciliate, to win, to reconcile
Conciliator, a reconciler
Conciliatory, tending to reconcile
Concife, fhort, brief
To coagulate, to run into clots
Concomitant, accompanying
Confo'latory, tending to give com.
To confole, to give comfort
To concur, to agree in one opin-To confol'idate, to harden
Concuffion, a fhaking
To condenfe, to grow clofe or
thick
Condign, deferved, merited [lofs
Condo'lence, grief for another's
To condole, to weep together
Condu'cive, promoting
To conduce, to help, to promote
Confabulation, a talking together
To confabulate, to talk together
Confection, a sweet-meat
Confederation, a league
Confederate, an ally, an affiftant
Con'fonance, an accord of found
Confonant, agreeable, confiftent
Confpic'uous, easy to be feen
Confpir'acy, a plot, a combination
To confpire, to plot, to agree
Confpirator, a plotter
Conflellation, a clufler of stars
Conftit'uent, one who deputes an
elector
[ity
Conftringent, of a binding qual
To conftringe, to bind, to contract
Construction, act of building or
making
Conference, a difcourfing togeth-To conftruct, to build, to form
Confummation, end, a fulfilling
To confum'mate, to complete
Con'tact, clofe union
Conta'gion, an infection
Conta'gious, catching
Contamination, pollution
To contaminate, to polluté, to
To contemn, to defpife (defile
Contempla tion, ftudy, meditation
Contemplative, fludious
To contem'plate, to mufe;
meditate
Contemporary,2 of the fame age
Cotemporary S or time
Con'text, the general series of a
difcourfe
Contexture, an interweaving
Contiguity, a meeting fo as to
touch
Contig'uous, joining so as to touch
Contrition, real forrow for fin
Contrite, truly penitent
Con'tumely, reproach
Contumellious, reproachful
Contufion, a bruise
Convention, a coming together"
To convene, to come together
To converge, to tend to one point
Converfion, a change of state
To convert, to caufe to change
Conver, rifing as the outside of a
globe
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