Complement, the Remainder Confort, Wife of a Sovereign Council, an Affembly Cruife, to Sail up and down Currier, a Dreffer of Leather Creek, of the Sea Creak, to make a Noise Cruel, fierce Crewel, Worfted Dredge, a Flour-Box Drudge, a Slave Damn, to condemn Day, 24 Hours Dey, a Magiftrate in Barbary Dear, of great Value Deer, in a Park Furr, Skin Dye, to ftain Cloth Dire, dreadful Dyer, a Stainer of Cloth Difeafe, a Sickness Diffeize, to difpoffefs Doe, a Female Deer Dough, Pale or Leaven Done, acted Fourth, in Number Gargil, a Diftemper in Geefe Gargle, to wath the Mouth Gilt, with Gold Guilt, Sin Glair, the White of an Egg, Grate, for Coals Grater, for the Nutmeg Greafe, nafty Fat Groan, to figh Hail, to falute Heart, the Seat of Life Hare, in the Fields Here, in this Place Indict, to profecute Indite, to compose Kill, to murder Knew, did know Knows, he knoweth Nofe, of the Face Lade, to carry Water Lain, did lie Lane, a narrow Paffage Leak, to let in Water Leek, a Pot-Herb Limb, a Member Limn, to paint Line, length Loin, of Veal Moat, a Ditch Mote, in the Eye More, in Quantity Mower, that moweth Rain, Water Reign, rule as a King Raife, to fet up Race, to run Red, a Colour Reddife, fomewhat red Reed, a Shrub Rere, the back Part Retch, to Vomit Wretch, an unhappy Man Rial, a foreign Coin Rice, Corn Rife, Advancement Rie, Corn Wry, crooked Ring, the Bells Wring, the Hands Rite, a Ceremony Right, juft and true Wright, a Workman Write, with a Pen Rode, did ride Roe, a Kind of Deer Rood, Rood, fourth Part of an Acre Sink, to go down Sloe, Fruit So, thus Sew, with a Needle Soal, of the Shoe Some, a Part Sum, the Whole Son, a Man-child Sun, the Heavenly Light Sore, an Ulcer Soar, to mount upwards Stare, to look carnestly Stair, a Step Stains, Spots Stanes, the Name of a Place Starling, a Bird Sterling, English Mony Steal, to rob Sees, feeth Seize, to lay hold of Steel, Metal Stear, a young Bullock Stile, for a Paffage Straight, not crooked Succour, Help Sucker, a young Twig Subtil, cunning Suttle, weight Shone, did fhine Site, Situation Cite, to fummon Sight, fecing |