Tranfpárent, bright, clear Treacherous, vile, base Tremendous, dreadful Tripartite, divided in three Parts

Tríplicate, tripled, or threefold

Trivial, of Small Concern
Tuberous, full of Bunches or
Knots
Turbulent, boisterous, difturbing
Typical belonging to a Figure
Tyranous, Tyrant-like
U. V.

Váliant, fout, brave
Various, changeable
Vehement, earnestly
Véndible, faleable
Venomous, poisonous
Venial, bardonable
Venture me, bold, hardy
Vertical, over-head
Virtuous, inclined to Virtue
Vicious, wicked, lewd

Vigorous, lively, ftrong

A

A.

Bándon, to forfake A'bdicate, to renounce Abolish, to deftroy A'brogate, to make void Accouter, to dress, to trim Acquiéfce, to comply with A'ctuate, to move, to quicken

Aggrandize, to make great
A'gitate, to put in Motion
Amplify, to enlarge

Antedate, to date before the
Time

Antiquate, to make void
Appertáin, to belong to

A'rbitrate,

A'rbitrate, to give Sentence, to determine

Afcertáin, to affert, to assure B.

Beleáguer, to befiege

C.

Cálculate, to reckon up
Celebrate, to keep a Feaft in
Honour of any Perfon
Certify, to give Notice
Circumcife, to cut off the Fore-
Skin
Circumfcríbe, to bound, or
limit

Circumvent, to deceive Circumvéft, to cloath round about

Civilize, to make courteous Clarify, to cleanfe, or make clear Coaléfce, to grow together: Compenfate, to make amends Condefcend to comply with Confecrate, to devote, to cano

Depófit, to trust with another Déprecate, to pray against Derogate, to leffen, to disparage Dignify, to advance, to honour Difabúfe, to undeceive Difaccord, to dijagree Difallow, to diflike, to discoun

tenance

Difannul, to make void
Difapprove, to dislike, to blame
Discompose to trouble; to put
out of Humour
Difembark, to go out of the
Ship
Difengage, to get off
Difefteem, not to esteem
Dishonour, to dilgrace·
Diflocate, to put out of Joint
Difoblige, to difpleafe
Difpárage, to speak ill of
Difpeople, to unpeople, to de
Atroy
Difpirit, to difcourage
Difpofure, difpofing
Difquiet, to trouble
Difregárd, to flight

Difrélifh, to dislike, or be una
pleafant to the Tafte
Diffipate, to difperfe, or featter
Diftinguish, to difcern between
Distribute, to divide, or share
Difuníte, to separate
Dógmatize, to affert pofitively
one's own Opinion

E.

Educate, to nourish, to inftruct Elevate, to lift up, to make chearful

Embárrafs, to clog, to binder Embellish, to beautify

Empannel, to fet down the Names of a Jury

Enamel, to vary with little Spots

Encircle, to encompass about Encounter

Enervate, to weaken the Mind Enfeeble, to make weak Engender, to beget, to breed Enliven, to make brifk or lively Entangle, to ensnare

Entertain, to receive or encourage

Envenom, to infect with PoiJon

Environ, to enclafe, to compass about

Establish, to make firm, to fettle

E'xecute, to perform, alfo to
put to Death
Exhibit, to produce, or fhew
Expedite, to haften the Mat-

H.

Héfitate, to doubt

I.

Illuftrate, to explain I'mitate, to do the like Importúne to request, to entreat often Imprégnant, to get with Child, to make fruitful Imprifon, to put in Prifon Incarnate, to be made Flefh Incircle, to encompass, to furround Incommode, to prejudice, to

burt Inculcate, to repeat often, to inftruct Incumber, to clog, to hinder Incurvate, to bow or bend I'ndicate, to declare, to fhew Indifpófe, to make unfit Ingénder, to beget, to produce Inhabit, to dwell in Inhibit, to forbid

Innovate, to make new Inftigate, to set on, to provoke Inftitute, to appoint, to ordain Intercéde, to entreat for Intercept, to prevent

Interfere, to clash one with another

Interject, to caft between
Interline, to write between two
Lines
Intermix, to mix with
Interpofe, to put in between, to
intermeddle
Intérpret, to explain,
Interrupt, to binder, to flop
Interfect, to cut in two
Interfperfe, to scatter or sprin-

kle

Intervene, to come between I'ntimate, to how

Intítle,

upon

Mention, to take Notice of
Methodize, to put in Order
Mifcárry, not to fucceed
Misconftrue, to interpret amifs

Mitigate, to pacify, to ease
Modify, to shape, to qualify
Mollify, to make foft
Mortify, to grow dead, to fub-

due
Multiply, to encrease

Mutilate, to maim, or mangle N.

Naúfeate, to loath, to abhor

Nominate, to appoint
Notify, to make known
Nullify, to make void

Numerate, to count, or number
O.

Obligate, to bind, or oblige -Occupy, to poffefs, or use Operate, to bring to pass, to

work

Recollect, to call to Mind ́ Recommend, to commit to one's

Favour Recreate, to divert Réctify, to correct, to amend Redouble, to double again. Régulate, to fet in Order Reimbárk, to take Shipping again

Reimburse, to repay Reinforce, to reflore to former State

Relínquifh, to forfake, to yield