[cies

Hos-pi-tal, s. a house for the
sick and poor, an asylum
Hus-band-ry, 8. tillage
Hy-brid-ous, a. of mixed spe-
Hyp-o-crite, s. a dissembler

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Har-mon-ic, a. musical
Ho-ri-zon, s. the circle which
bounds our view [women
Hys-ter-ics, s. fits peculiar to

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Id-i-om, s. a particular mode
of speech [ing faculties
Id-i-ot, s. one without reason-
I-dol-ize, a. v. to doat on
Ig-no-rant, a. void of know-
ledge
Im-mi-nent, a. impending
Im-mo-late, a. v. to sacrifice
Im-pli-cate, a. v. to involve
Im-po-tent, a. unable, feeble
Im-pre-cate, v. to curse
In-ci-dent, s. an event
In-cho-ate, a. v. to commence
In-di-cate, a. v. to point out
In-di-gent, a. poor, needy
In-dus-try, s. diligence
In-fan-try, s. foot soldiers
In-fer-ence, s. a conclusion
In-fin-ite, a. unbounded [bias
In-flu-ence, s. to act upon, to
In-ju-ry, s. wrong, damage
In-no-vate, v. to introduce no-

velties, or changes
In-so-lent, a. overbearing
In-sti-gate, v, to excite to ill
In-te-gral, a. whole, unbroken
In-tel-lect,s. the understanding
In-ter-course,s.communication
In-ter-dict, s. a prohibition
In-ter-val, s. space between
In-ter-view, s. a joint meeting
In-tri-cate a, perplexed

In-vo-cate, a. v. to call upon
I-so-late, v. a. to separate
Jea-lou-sy, s. suspicion
Jeo-par-dy, s. danger, peril
Jus-ti-fy, a. v. to vindicate
Ju-ven-ile, a. youthful

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I-de-al, a. mental, imaginary
Ig-no-ble, a. of mean birth
Il-li-cit, a. unlawful
Im-a-gine, v. to conceive
Im-be-cile, a. feeble [death
Im-mor-tal, a. exempt from
Im-pli-cit, a. without reserve
Im-pos-tor, s. a pretender
Im-prove-ment, s. a progress
from good to better
In-cen-tive, s. a motive
In-ces-sant, a. unceasing
In-ci-sion, s. a cutting
In-cle-ment, a. severe
In-clu-sive, a. comprehending
In-cul-cate, a. v. to teach
to enforce, to admonish
In-fec-tion, s taint, poison
In-he-rent, a. innate, inborn
In-hib-it, a. v. to forbid
In-hu-man, a. cruel, savage
In-qui-ry, s. an examination
In-sip-id, a. tasteless, dull
In-sol-vent, a. unable to pay
In-stant-er, ad. without delay
In-sur-gent, s. a rebel
In-ter-ment. s. a burial
In-ter-pret, a. v. to explain
In-tes-tate, a. not having made
In-tes-tine, a, internal [a will
In-tre-pid, a. courageous
In-trin-sic, a. internal, real
In-tru-der, s. an encroacher
In-vec-tive, s. satire, abuse
In-vei-gle, a. v. to allure, to
entice, to entrap
In-un-date, v. to overflow

attendance [human power Mir-a-cle, s. an action above Mis-an-thrope, s. a hater of Mis-e-ry, s. distress [mankind Mit-i-gate, a. v. to alleviate Mod-i-c cum,s. a small pittance Mod-i-fy, v. to regulate Moi-e-ty, s. an equal part Mol-li-ent, a. softening Mon-ar-chy, s. a kingly government [or instructs Mon-i-tor, s. one who warns Mor-tal-ly, ad. irrecoverably, deadly Mor-ti-fy, v. to vex, to humble Moun-te-bank, s. a vain pretender, a buffoon [shapes Mul-ti-form, a. having various Mul-ti-ply, v. to increase in number

Mu-ta-ble, a. inconstant
Mu-tin-ous, a. refractory
Mu-tu-al, a. reciprocal
Myr-i-ad, s. ten thousand
Myr-mid-on, s. a hired ruffian
Mys-ti-fy, a. v. to make obscure

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Ma-jes-tic, a. august, stately
Ma-lig-nant, a. malicious.
Ma-nou-vre, s. ma-nu-ver, a
skilful movement

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Nar-ra-tive, s. a relation
Nav-i-gate, v. to sail

Neg-li-gent, a. careless

Ni-ce-ty, s. accuracy, delicacy Nom-i-nal, a. in name only Nom-i-nate, a. v. to appoint

Nu-me-rate, a. v. to count Nun-ne-ry, s. a house for nuns Nu-tri-tive, d. nourishing

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Op-por-tune, a. convenient
Or-a-tor, s. an accomplished
public speaker Ta law
Or-di-nance, s. an injunction,
O-ri-ent, s. the east
Or-i-fice, s. an opening
Or-i-gin, s. the beginning
Or-i-son, s. a prayer
O-ver-ture, s. a proposal

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O-ver-bear, a. v. to repress
O-ver-come, a. v. to subdue
O-ver-reach, a. v. to deceive
O-ver-whelm, a. v. to crush

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Pa-ci-fy, a. v. to appease
Pal-li-ate, a. v. to mitigate
Pal-pa-ble, a. that which may
be easily felt

Par-a-ble, s. a similitude
Par-a-dox, s. a seeming con-
tradiction

Par-a-gon, s. an example Par-a-graph, s. a distinct part of a discourse

Par-a-pet, s. a wall breast high Par-a-phrase, s. a familiar interpretation

Par-a-site, s. a flatterer
Par-i-ty, s. likeness, equality
Pa-rox-ysm, s. a fit, an extacy

Pa-vil-ion, s. a tent (see note)

Pa-tri-arch, s. the head of a

family

Pau-ci-ty, s. smallness of

number [breast Pec-to-ral, a, belonging to the

Pec-u-late, v. to defraud
Ped-es-tal, s. the basis of a
Pel-li-cle, s. a thin skin [pillar
Pen-al-ty, s. fine; punishment
Pen-du-lous, a. hanging
Pen-e-trate, a. v. to pierce
Pen-ta-gon, s. a figure of five
angles

Pen-u-ry, s. extreme want
Per-e-grine, a. foreign
Per-fi-dy, s. treachery [a tool
Per-fo-rate, a. v. to bore with
Per-il- ous, a. hazardous
Per-ju-ry, s. false swearing
Per-ma-nent, a. lasting
Per-me-ate, v. to pass through
Per-se-cute, a. v. to harrass
Per-ti-nent, a. fit, apposite
Pet-ri-fy, v. to become stone
Pet-u-lant, a. saucy, perverse
Pit-e-ous, a. sorrowful
Plac-a-ble, a. easily appeased
Ple-o-nasm, s. in rhetoric a
redundancy of words
Poig-nan-cy, s. acuteness

Po-li-ty, s. civil government Po-ly-gon, s. a figure of many angles

Pon-der-ous, a. weighty [ried
Port-a-ble, a. that may be car-
Pos-i-tive, a. sure, certain
Post-hu-mous, a. published
after a person's death
Pre-am-ble, s. an introduction
Pre-ce-dent, s. example
Pre-ci-pice, s. a steep place
Pre-mi-um, s. a reward
Pre-sci-ence, pre-she-ense, s.
foreknowledge

Pri-ma-ry, a. first in order
Prim-i-tive, a. ancient, original
Prin-ci-ple, s. first cause, mo-
tive; a fundamental truth
Priv-i-lege, s. peculiar advan-
tage, an immunity
Priv-i-ty, s. private knowledge
Prob-a-ble, a. likely
Prod-i-gy, s. any thing not
natural or common, that
excites astonishment