Complement, the remainder Gompliment, to speak obliging Concert, music Consort, wife of a sovereign Cousin, a relation Cozen, to cheat Council, an assembly Counsel, to advise Cruise, to sail up and down Current, a running stream Courier, a messenger Creek, of the sea Crewel, worsted Dane, a man of Denmark Deign, to vouchsafe Dam, to stop water Day, Dey, a magistrate in Barbary Dear, of great value Dew, from Heaven Due, a debt Dredge, a flour-box Earing, the time of harvest Eaton, a town's name Er, the son of Judah Fane, a weather-cock Faint, weary Feint, a false march Fair, comely Fare, a customary duty Do, to act Die, to decease Fourth, in number Dye, to stain cloth Dire, dreadful Dyer, a stainer of cloth Disease, a sickness Doe, a female deer Foul, nasty Frays, quarrels Froise, fried meat Gall, a bitter substance Gargil, a distemper in geese Gilt, with gold Guilt, sin Glair, the white of an egg Glare, to dazzle Grate, for coals Grater, for nutmeg Groan, to sigh Hale, to draw along Here, in this place Hew, to cut Hue, colour Hugh, a man's name High, lofty Hoy, a ship Him, that man Hymn, a sacred song Hire, wages Whore, a lewd woman In, within Inn, for travellers Knave, a dishonest man Know, to be acquainted No, not so Knew, did know New, not old or used Known, discovered Knows, he knoweth Nose, of the face Lade, to carry water Laid, placed Lain, did lie Lane, a narrow passage Leak, to let in water Lees, dregs of wine Lessen, to make less Lier, in wait Liar, or Lyer, a teller of lies Lyre, a musical instrument Limb, a member Limn, to pain Line, length Loin, of veal Mo, more Mow, to cut down grass Lineament, the proportion of Mortar, to pound in the face Liniment, a cedicine Morter, made of lime Naught, bad Nought, nothing Nay, not Neigh, as a horse News, tidings Noose, a knot Not, denying Made, finished Maid, a virgin Main, the chief thing Mane, of a horse Male, the he Mail, armour Mall, a wooden hammer Mall, to beat Manner, custom Marten, a bird Martin, a man's name Mean, of low value Knot, to untie Oar, of a boat Oh! alas! Owe, to be indebted One, in number Won, did win Our, of us Hour, sixty minutes Falate, of the mouth Pallet, a little bed Pall, a funeral cloth Pane, a square of glass Peal, upon the bells Pear, fruit Peer, a lord Peter, a man's name Praise, commendation Prays, he prayeth Principal, chief Quire, of paper Reign, rule as a king Raise, to set up Reddish, somewhat red Radish, a root Reed, a shrub Read, in a book Rere, the back part Rear, to erect Rest, ease Retch, to vomit Wretch, an unhappy man Rhyme, in verse Rime, a freezing mist Rial, a foreign coin Royal, princely Rice, corn Rise, advancement Rye, corn Wry, crooked Ring, the bells Koe, a kind of deer Rood, fourth part of an acre Rome, a city Room, part of a house Rheum, spittle Rote, by heart Seer, a prophet Sent, ordered away Shoar, a prop Sink, to go down Slow, tardy So, thus Sow, the seed Sew, with the needle Soal, of the shoe Sore, an ulcer Soar, to mount upwards Stare, to look earnestly Stair, a step Stains, spots Stanes, the name of a place Starling, a bird Sterling, English money Stear, a young bullock Steer, to guide a ship Stile, for a passage Tacks, small nails Tail, the end Tare, weight allowed The, a particle |