Braced, joined together Entiré, whole Equal, even Brawny, finewy, also strong E'pic, heroic, stately and lusty Brumal, Winter-like Flagrant, manifeft Florid, eloquent, flourishing Fluent, eloquent in Speech Foreign, outlandish Civil, courteous, belonging to Fledged, covered with Feathers Carnal, Aesby Childish, Child-like Churlish, ill-natured Dainty, over nice in Diet Demúre, over mannerly Devout, godly Diréful, terrible, cursed Disjunét, dif-joined Divers, fundry, feveral Diverse, different Ductile, apt to draw out or beat out Forlorn, bopeless, forsaken Fórmal, affected Fragrant, of a sweet Smell Frigid, cold Frugal, thrift Future, Time to come Shallow, empty Shameless, impudent Shamefac'd, bashful Shapen, formed Sickly, unhealthy Tácit, filent т. Tainted, corrupted Tardy, dull, flow, also guilty Taunting, Scoffing Simple, pure, unmixed, foolish Tawdry, foolishly gay Sincére, honeft Skittish, wanton Slender, not thick Smutty, filthy Solar, belonging to the Sun Solemn, done with Reverence Solid, firm, lasting to pay Sordid, mean, base Sprightly, brisk, lively Squeamish, weak-ftomached Stagnant, standing still like Wa ter Stately, majestic Steady, even Stellar, ftarry Steril, unfruitful Tawny, brownish Testy, peevish, churlish Torpid, benumbed, leepy Torrid, hot, burning Triple, threefold Turgid, fwollen, puffed up Vácant, void V. Valid, binding, good in Law Vapid, dead, flat Venúft, beautiful Vérbal, by Word of Mouth Verdant, green Vernal, belonging to the Spring Vinous, having the Relish of Wine Stunted, hindred from growing Viscous, clammy Stolid, foolish Stubborn, obftinate Stupid, dull, fenfeless Sublime, high, lofty Sturdy, refolute Vital, of Life Subtle, crafty, also thin or fine Unwise, foolish Wóful, full of Woe Y. * ***** TABLE III. Verbs of two Syllables, accented and explained. N. B. Those Words of two Syllables, that cannot be found here, look for in the two last Tables. Verbs also should be wrote with a small Letter, except at the Beginning of a Sentence, or after a full Stop. A. Abáse, to bring down, to bum- Allay, to afswage ble Abate, to diminish Affront, to abuse Alledge, to bring for Proof Allure, to decoy or entice A'mble, to pace Ambush, to lay in wait Abridge, to shorten, or make Annex, to join together B. Abet, to encourage Abide, to continue Abjure, to renounce Shorter Abscond, to hide one's self Abstract, to separate Addict, to give up one's self to, Cemént, to join together, also Strong Mortar Christen, to baptize or sprinkle Clatter, to make a Noise with the Feet, &c. Cohére, to cleave to Collect, to gather Combat, to fight Combine, to join together Commit, to deliver up Cómmune, to discourse together Compáre, to liken Cómpass, to furround Compél, to force Compile, to heap or gather Complain, to bewail or murmur Complete, to perfect Comport, to bebave, fute or agree with Compose, to put together, or to quiet Concur, to meet together, to agree with Conduce, to belp much Confórm, to comply with leffen Contrive, to invent Controul, to contradict, to reftrain Convene, to contract, or meet together Converse, to talk together Curtail, to diminish D. |