De-nounce, to proclaim

Ef-face, to destroy

Ef-fect, to perform

E-ject, to cast out

E-late, to puff up

De-part, to go from
De-pend, to rely upon
De-plore, to bewail
De-plume, to unfeather
De-port, to behave one's self
De-pose, to give evidence
De-prave, to corrupt
De-press, to weigh down
De-pute, to impower to act
Des-cry, to discern afar off
De-sign, to intend or propose
De-sist, to leave off
De-spoil, to strip or rob one
De-spond, to despair

De-tach, to dismiss or send away
De-ter, to affright, or discharge
De-tect, to discover
De-test, to abhor
De-tract, to take from
De-vote, to dedicate, vow
Dic-tate, to tell to one another
Dif-fuse, to spread abroad
Di-gest, to dissolve, set in order
Di-grefs, to go from
Di-late, to widen
Di-lute, to make thin
Dis-arm, to unweapon

Dis-band, to turn out of service
Dis-burse, to lay out
Dis-card, to discharge
Dis-cern, to perceive
Dis-claim, to disown
Dis-close, to discover
Dis-pend, to spend, to consume
Dis-pel, to drive away
Dis-pense, to excufe, to deal out
Dis-play, to unfold

E-lect, to choose or appoint
E-lude, to shift or shun danger
Em-balm, to preserve a corpse
Em-bark, to go on shipboard
E-merge, to rise again, to issue
E-mit, to send forth
E-mulge, to strike out
En-act, to decree
En-chant, to bewitch
En-close, to include
En-dear, to make beloved
En-dure, to undergo, continue
En-force, to constrain
En-gage, to persuade
En-gross, to get all to one's self
En-hance, to raise the value
En-rol, to put down in writing
En-tail, to make over
En-tice, to tempt
E-quip, to furnish
E-rase, to blot out
E-rect, to build

Es-say, to attempt or undertake
E-vade, to shun or put off
E-vince, to prove

Ex-alt, to lift up

Ex-cite, to stir up
Ex-ert, to put forth

Ex-hale, to send out a steam
Ex-haust, to consume or empty
Ex-ist, to have a being
Ex-pend, to stretch out or open
Ex-pel, to drive out
Ex-pand to stretch out

Ex-pire, to die
Ex-plode, to burst
Ex-port, to send over sea
Ex-punge, to blot out
Ex-tol, to cry up
Ex-tort, to gain by force
Ex-trude, to thrust out
Ex-ult, to leap for joy,
Fa-mish, to starve
Fer-ment, to puff up
Flat-ter, to praise over much
Flou-rish, to prosper
Fo-ment, to bathe, encourage
Forfeit, to lose by neglect
Frus-trate, to disappoint
Fur-bish, to brighten
Gar-nish, to adorn
Glit-ter, to shine or sparkle
Hal-low, to make holy
Hal-loo, to call or set on
Har-row, to break clods
Ha-zard, to venture

Ho-ver, to futter

Jan-gle, to differ

Il-lude, to mock or deceive
Im-bibe, to suck in, to receive
Im-brue, to wet with blood
Im-merse, or Im-merge, to dip
Im-part, to disclose

Im-pede, to hinder or stop
Im-peach, to accuse
Im-pel, to force forward
Im-pend, to hang over head
Im-plore, to beseech
Im-ply, to contain, to signify
Im-print, to fix in the Mind
Im-pute, to ascribe
In-cite, to stir up
In-clude, to comprehend
In-cur, to fall under

In dent, to cut on the edges
In-dict, to accuf

In-dite, to dictate

Jn-dorse, to write on the back
In-fect, to corrupt or taint
In-ject, to cast in

In-sert, to put in
In-spect, to look into

In-apire, to breathe inte
In-stil, to infuse
In-sure, to engage før
In-trude, to encroach

In-veigh, to rail against
In-vert, to turn upside down
In-vest, to put in possession
In-volve, to wrap or fold in
In-ure, to be used to any thing
La-bour, to take pains
Lan-guish, to pine away
Main-tain, to uphold

Ma-lign, to envy, bear ill-will
Ma-nage, to husband or do well
Man-gle, to rend or cut
Ma-nure to till the ground
Mar-vel, to wonder
Mo-lest, to disturb

Mur-der, or Murther, to kill
Muz-zle, to tie up the Mouth
Neg-lect, to disregard

Non-plus, to put to the stand Nou-rish, to maintain

Num-ber, to count or reckon O-bey, to submit

Ob-trude, to thrust in, impose
Oc-cur, to meet

O-mit, to leave out, not to do
Op-pose, to withstand
Op-press, to overburthen
Op-pugn, to resist
Or-dain, to appoint
Par-boil, to boil in part
Par-ley, to talk with
Par-take, to take part with
Pe-rish, to die

Per-jure, to forswear
Per-mit, to allow
Per-plex, to disquiet
Per-sist, to hold in

Per-suade, to make believe
Per-tain, to belong to

Per-vert, to seduce

Pe-ruse, to read over

Pic-kle, to preserve
Pil-fer, to steal
Pil-lage, to plunde
Plunder, to rob

Po-lish, to make bright
Pon-der, to consider
Por-tend, to betoken
Pour-tray, to paint truly
Post pone, to put off
Pre-cede, to go before
Pre-dict, to foretell
Pie-fix, to set before

Se-clude, to shut out Se-duce, to mislead Se-ver, to put asunder Sha-dow, to skreen

Shat-ter, to break to pieces
Show-er, to pour down
Shud-der, to quake or tremble
Shuf-fle, to shift

Slum-ber, to sleep, to doze
Smo-ther, to choke, suffocate
Smug-gle, to convey by stealth
So-lace, to comfort one's self
Stam-mer, to stutter
Spar-kle, to shine
Spat-ter, to sprinkle
Sprin-kle, to wet with drops
Stran-gle, to choke

Stum-ble, to trip in walking
Sub-due, to bring under
Sub-ject, to put under
Sub-join, to add to
Sub-mit, to yield, to refer
Sub-scribe, to write underneath
Sub-serve, to second or help
Sub-side, to sink down
Sub-sist, to exist or continue
Sub-vert, to overthrow
Suc-cede, to come after
Sug-gest, to put in mind

Sum-mon, to call one to appear
Sup-plant, to undermine
Sup-port, to uphold
Sup-pose, to imagine

Sur-charge, to overload
Sur-mise, to conjecture
Sur-mount, to overcome
Sur-pass, to excell
Sur-round, to encompass
Sur-vey, to look over, measure
Sur-vive, to outlive

Sus-pend, to delay, to put off
Swad-die, to put round
Swag-ger, to hector, to boast-
Tar-nish, to sully
Thick-en, to make thick
Threat-en, to denounce evil
Tin-gle, to feel a small pain
Tin-kle, with a bell

Tor-ment, to put in pain
Tor-ture, to torment

Tra-duce, to slander or accuse
Tram-ple, to tread upon
Trans-act, to manage

Tran-scend, to surpass, to erect
Tran-scribe, to copy out
Trans-fer, to remove
Trans-form, to change shape
Trans-fuse, to pore into another
Trans-gress, to trespass
Trans-late, to transfer, interpret
Trans-mute, to change
Trans-pierce, to run through
Trans-plant, to remove
Trans-port, to convey
Trans-pose, to change the order
Tra-vel, to go a journey
Tra verse, to cross, to travel
Trem-ble, to shake with fear
Tre-pan, to ensnare
Tres-pass, to commit a fault
Tru-ant, to loiter or idle
Trun-dle, to roll along
Tum-ble, to fall

Twin-kle, to sparkle
Twit-ter, to make tremble
Va-nish, to disappear
Va-pour, to brag
Va-ry, to alter, change
Ven-ture, to hazard

Vi-brate, to shake to and from
Vi-sit, to go see a person
Vouch-safe, to condescend
Up-braid, to reproach
Up-hold, to keep up, support
Ut-ter, to pronounce or speak
Wad-dle, to go as a duck
Wal-low, to roll up and down
Wan-der, to wander about
War-ble, to sing as birds
Wel-come, to salute
Whi-ten, to make white
Wi-den, to make broader
Wi-ther, to fade
Wor-ry, to tease, to tear
Wrin-kle, to crease or fold