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Latin a noun part. participle Per. Persian Pe. Portuguese prep. preposition pres. present pron. pronoun Russ. Russian Scot. Scottish sing. singular Skt. Sanskrit Sp. Spanish 1 transitive Turk. Turkish v. verb vi, verb intransitive ot. verb transitiveasd epi — WEBSTER’S THIRD NEW INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE; LONDON 1961. — WEBSTER'S SEVENTH NEW COLLEGIATE DICTIONARY; SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS, S.A. 1965. — THE SHORTER OXFORD ENGLISH DICTIONARY ; OXFORD 1964. — THE AMERICAN COLLEGE DICTIONARY; NEW YORK 1965 — NEW COLLEGE STANDARD DICTIONARY BY FUNK AND WAGNALLS; NEW YORK 1953. — CASSELL'S NEW ENGLISH DICTIONARY; LONDON 1960 — COLLINS NEW ENGLISH DICTIONARY; LONDON 1964, — THORNDIKE ENGLISH DICTIONARY; LONDON 1961. — THE ADVANCED LEARNER'S DICTIONARY OF CURRENT ENGLISH; LONDON 1963. I arial gal 1 VA — Vaev 5 Ala so pla Sl ll we Wal SI ely Halal Stoll de ya — VARY i AUB. 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Fen Site ay foe (a) He (4) J DLE phat OP) “ee aa bas [4 ba](F.) abase [2 bis") (or) - 7S (1) Ee ZOy — abasement (7.) abash [2 bash’) (vr. 25+ 2 Ganley —abashment/n.) abashed (adj.) abatable (adj) abate (2 bit (4.53, ah Scial I etay Pwd pi Ha) Je Bly tt hls sai ¢ (WL BEY gy (aaa fh ual & abatement (n.)+=3 4 plea in ~,(4 abatis [ab’s tls] (n.) ‘a oa (ey Whigs ah A battery (nj My se 3 ly abattoir [4b’2 war’) (F.) Ce abaxial [ib ak’st al} (adj.) col eaeabbacy abbacy [8b"2 sI} (n.) ae abbatial [2 ba’shal] (adj) dee (1) 69) ea te abbé [8b’a) (F.) ed: oi abbess [3b is] (n.) soba ya ds: abbey [4b'I] (n.) Seis Tob sO) CS ble EAS LES (KY SLL Soles, + (Westminster Abbey) 12 seb J abbot [ib’at] (n.) abbotship (n.) abbreviate [> bré'vi at] (ot.) abbreviated (adj.) - OSA Pry pet) abbreviation (n,)-1:i¢5) 41S) pase JS (1) Lass (\) abbreviation of fractions ©) 28h hae ABC fn) © Eee Hp sale (N) L291 (1) abdicable [ib’da ka bal] (adj.) es abdicate [Ab’do kat’) (ot. ; i.) — abdicator (n.) abdication (x) (9 acne ep) Se abdomen [ib’d2 man) (n) Coheed abdominal [8b dém’s nal] (adj) abdominal auscultation 1.) E-~ ! (@ gt CH a Gadetd He S glall Su ebat shoe ‘abdominous [-’2 nas] (adj.) ; abduce [4b dis’) (vt.) abducent [3b di’sant] (adj.) abducent nerve (7.) abduct [ab dike’) (or.) Ope Sete abduction (n.) (3) Jo SA ce abel (1) HAE (1) abduction splint (n.) be 2) bce: (Qe) aba bac «plop al ale oo (1) les GLUE (Ay fot A re 1 Eile Gaal Sabie sbecedarin a a dat (1. 5 adj.) las dealt (1) ble platy gael (ry S sssedlcrpeledl Gy > (adj.) = abecedarian. bed {2béd?] (adv) Alle (1) oa abele [2 b8?; bal] (n.) (ea abelmosk( A) sellers pia Saal aberrance or aberrancy (n.)-141+ 5+ JX (1) 23382 (1) ‘aberrant [ib &’ant] (adj. abe) ane (0) gl ye SEA YS BEG Ag aberrant artery (n.) =e) GP AH ‘aberration (8b’s r@’shao](n.) sels Cea EI GS gb ple TH be bee abductor eo) et abluent Ske “Sa SN paecty ee LSI) Gr Bay ean) ~ of light Cay esa lel abet [2 b&] (vr.) (PY) Bam gH —abetment (n,)_ —abettor or abetter(n m) ab extra [ib &’stra] (L.) abeyance [2 bi’ans] (n.) LE) # ‘abeyant [2 ba’ont] (adj.) abhor [3b hdr’) (o.) —abhorrer (1) abhorrence (a) (7 abhorrent (adj. onsen tid ae (~ tou pipe) abidance (n.) 2 2 + J¢lAl(y) abide Ja (1) abide [2 bid’) (vi. 5 ~ with me) dy (1) vd Uae Ja (ty Se tee OD & deel (8) (~ somebody’s coming } Hi, (£)% See (1) (to ~ one’s doom) gfe st size! + (Lcan’t ~ such people.) to ~ by wap tie AOD Cag) Bem + (an ~ faith) ls ¢ Gi ca tine ya jhe abiding ( gal’) (2.) ability [2 bis ti] (n.) *#1 20-2" Beco ia dayech (1D ab initio [8b i nish’i 3] (L.) ab intra [4b in’tra] (L.) abiogenesis (n.) fabiogenetic; al (adj.)- (ch Gal 3} gaa. B py" pte abject [ab'jékt] (adj.) hes tl Jay s(an ~ liar) yam #43201) (~ poverty) — abjectness (n.) abjure [8b j36r?) (ot,) O24! ott ately cage gL Pay I ge shan oo ew |. — abjuration (n,) — abjuratory (adj. ablactate [3b lak'tat] (or.) «C62 J oF Jobe pe ablation [4b 1a’-] (1n.) + (holt LEY) hate ablaze [9 blaz’] (ado. ; adj.) 2 ee eu (4) Sgr) eke HDS able [#"bal] (adj.) (~ to perform 98 (1) (an ~ manager) 5 (1) military service) (an ~ speech) ie1 1} Je “Jie: gab PD sable also ible Sad (perishable) J"s'fe (vy (breakable) 3° pS (\) able-bodied (adj,) able-bodied seaman (n.) abloom[s b166m’] (adj.jadv.)- wae ion S270) abluent [867195 ant} (adj.sn.)- r#2* 1200) SAeO Wan; kde; Meare; Gea; Eom; E me; tin; bis lot; & bone; # orphan; of boil de goods a boot; ow out; i unders unity; @ urgent; th thing; Mf this; ah vinion; aa in alone, ¢ in system, i in cay, o in gallop, win circus,ablution ablution [4b 100"-] (n.) Le re) J hese ably (2bil} (adv.) Babe del gs i ae abnegate [4b’no gat’) (vr! ae (1) OF (1) abnegation (n,)- ON ISiLeley “0 S(T) ge abnormal [ib nér’msl] adj.) = Gr OE abnormality [- mas ti] (n.) 22+ s# (1) 382 (1) abnormally (adv. abnormal psychology (n.) abnormity (7.) monstrosity (1) aboard [9 bird’) (adv.; prep.):3 Aes! slabs) Stem Se close ~, Sk. abode past and past part. of abide abode [2 bad] (nj > Sa (1) ple» Ua (1) abolish baPsh](orjJe dts m1) J 3 (1) abolishable (adj.) abolishment /n.) abolition (4b'a lish’an] (n.) fe otal sh | hi eas 2 (1) Sli tote y sels Sal abolitionism (n,) 31) be: tees » Uly! + FG LAN) lel (Oe abolitionist (n.)» SUA-¥! Se] Tad Cut: puey abomasal /adj.) «J! eM ps ate abomasum [4b’s mi’sam] (n.) pl. (qe) ERE! Sel Ul got GALI Pl J all A-bomb [4’bim’] (1 vt. 51.) 2345 (1) 4a dhe AY § abominable [9 bim’s no bal] (adj.) Ae) + (~ food) 49220 abominable snowman (n,) — S!s> stl JY! GHD Joe Saar di JB ¢ i abominate [2 bém’s nit’) (vt.) \ abomination /n.} yt Sie (1) aboral (adj.) aboriginal [4b’9 rij" nal] (adj.) seal ae pb aly ae FO) Ot ose eo aborigine [8b 6 rj’2 n@’) (n.) sels: hey SI: Mt bo 3 Saye Gg uiou gs, sbort fo bére' (of 54 a CY) As) BSH CT) (ch Lait he ele Gin 0) CIM) Bet (x (2S Ly ol (to ~ a disease) 219 J5 6 Ue aborticide [-'t9 sid’]/n.) Herts) 2410) abortifacient [-t2 fé’shant] (adj. jn)» A 01) ied tey (1) F abortion [9 bér’shan] (n.) bli s Buel () SLM pte BZ (Ty RL et! (1) oF Fait BAL ell JS ab sdenbe (8) "Act Ct | SSW ae selfinduced ~, (ost sey 19 abreast therapeutic ~, (eo) ey abortionist/n.)- 0-928 sgh! ole ys sgl abortive [tiv] (adj. 380 (1) sae + Stay ay se sek (8) Bie es age TY FY ie oN ea EG) Sh ae rls) ink tgd Biel ¢ GS abound (2 bound’) (2i.) J AS) = p< Nthe discontent which ~ in the world) ecThe fut ~s with rats.) 4 2" (Lraq ~s in oil.) about (ade.; prep.) (built a fence ~ >) ~an hour) = + Sie cli (1) the garden) shiny UCT) (~ frozen) Lt oe 4 Je (8) (The rumor was ~ that he was sick.) Stati seo r'e(2) (There's no one ~.) Jt! J the other way ~) SW! oY 11+ (40 face ~) 0) (had no money ~ him) SGC) 8 {a story ~ ation) S++ (A) (~ to speak) ST ety to be up (out) and ~ at Al ay Copan) he tals + ple ants eed Betiges Sanit ate above [a biv"] (ade. ; prep. 5m 5 adj.) +39 (\) fl (7) § Gin the paragraph ~) WT 'Yscr) !23(8) (A leader should be ~ mean actions.) 3¥ (6) (things ~ comprehension) 39 : Jat (Phe~ shows a loss.) WT 25-L! (x) § (~ a ton) -(the ~ explanation) ¢-A&* + gale ws to be ~ oneself 23a G3 aboveboard (ade. ; adj.) 1 abana cz (18 (Honest men deal ~,) *} sb gle (Her acions are open end ~) oe aboveground (adj. ; adv.) Je (1) 259) gle 39 (1) bas | ss ab ovo [Sb 6'v8] (adv.) Ry abracadabra (nj - t4 ia) abradant (2 bri?dant] (adj. ;n.) abrade [9 brad] (vt. 5.) (The skin on John's, * le + va fA OX 22:0) knees was ~d by his fall abranchial; abranchiate (adj.) abrasion [2 bri’zhon] /n.) fae Bip Ss turn (and turn) ~, 20% about-face (n.) tle Ha abrasive (adi. jn.) M25 Hai (1) § “Boe sbi () abreact [ib'c1 ik’) (vt.) Ba tale oy abreaction /n.) Cpt Joost Bho) GL abreast [2 brést’] (adv.) oe ste) (to keep ~ of the times in science) ¢¢ Gs (1) at; baw; Mewes Boats egg; E mes bins { bites 6 lor; & bot; # orphan; of boil Ge good; boot; om outs unders nitys © urgent; th ching; pf this; ah vision; 9-2 i alone, ¢ in sytem, i in eaty, © in gallop, © in creus,abridge ow the) Jae) Sle ypiifesilast Je Gr) Vaz (1 SOQ at abroach [2 broch’] (adj. ; adv.) abroad [2 bréd’] (adv. ; adj.) LS + EL5U (1) Gee (D(A tree spreads its branches ~.) iaul, (fo live ~) oe aby apie 5 (FY (to walk ~ ) oJ + dhe (0) (News quickly spread =.) eZ! JS J (4) «(Lam only a little ~ demas gas abrogate [Ab’r> gat’) (vr.) Ales uct — abrogation (x,) — abrogative (adj. abrupt (adj) (~ plant ala gate (1) (the cause of ge ab + x prtis ls (1) filaments) (Tho road was phe + “ote 1s «your ~ departure) (~ manner) Sir + begs. full of ~ cums.) Sant elt (ny (an ~ literary style) do! p+ a2 «30 (an ~ descent) abruption [9 brip’-] fe) serlin Gig of ell abruptly (adv.) - gis} x 3 arte JR abruptly pinnate 5. : Seti abruptness (n.) © 9 #7 abscess [3b’sts] (n.) abscessed adj.) abscissa [ib sis’) (n.) 3 abscission [4b sizh’an] /n.) + Ge) atest gh St s91 gh tS Saat CF) eel esl (1) (ath ath J tll BUDE be i absconce (n.) + CES) taal A clas abscond (4b skind’] (ci. ‘absence [8b’sans] (n.) absence of mind (n.) absent (adj. Ab’sant; 0. tb sént’] (adj. ; ot.) - 7% (1) (Revenge is ~ Som Ne mind) 219 + 3g (1) see a8 Be) absentee (&b’san t2'] (n.) “UU (1) cael s th (1) ALB op tay ble Shae Spt 2 ( pls gua (1) SE (1) Ailag e+ Spt absentee ballot (7.) oS, as pia a sual Sige ¥ absenteeism (n,) “1 3 «Bl all ce Hester : absentminded (adj.) piles Jab absentmindedness, (7.) illag ss J pil absent voter (n.) A¥ 2b! et elt Ct 20 abridge [2 bri] (0t.)- 2209) 2k MG DAA OY abridged (adj.)__» (an ~ edition) S++ path abstentious iM Jas JL absinthium (7) (absinthe @ -) (4) (ge) Cb Daca int ST SI ST (1) absolute [&b's9 160", = lit} (adj. n.) A «hh vy 2 + (S0~she seems and in herself complete) she gb gall aly gtk (1). (~ alcohol) (~ freedom). by p2 Sie nee. (~ monarchy) » gy Boy atin (~ knowledge) (p5 aé age + SLAs cap. (0) 8 gare sgl (f) (~ proof) — absoluteness (1.) (6) tall ay absolute ceiling (n.) (yb) lt saiSt gti 5¥1 absolutely (adv) + ow cr HIS! JL JS (1) 5 OF pile Ee 1) (~ impossible) aly (Oo 2 7 (NY He refused ~.) absolute monarchy (n.) cot Coy absolute temperature (n.) - (9) sélall 5,1 41 i > absolute value (n.) + () Halal absolute zero (n.) Bib pip: ae dag dejo WHSNA alas HIS Gla 5 J A ota pal od cle ie LOA gt pate absolution (1.)-(c5)9# (1) #7 Sorts» JE) absolutism (1.) eee eee) ST Sanly pe bu of Ce alls aL ob J GSM (SLI iy ple DLN (Y) nba! dS tn absolutist (n.) - Stal oS fates absolutory; absolvatory (adj.) Vie ped absolve [ab.sblv’; -2blv’] (o.) alae = absorb [ib s6rb' -zArb’) ot.) + (~ed in thought) absorbability (n.)- #9! 46 + 42/2)» olen absorbable (adj) Nt olay absorbency (n.)-Ceol 3 Caran gH 5 absorbed (adj. absorbent (adj. ; n.) yen e Sate ae) Jom K) abeorbing (adj) ae + Ae Spine HALO Ss + (an ~ tale) far absorption (n.) «Slee! + Sh aeet (1) Golan (1) 263) lan de 22) ela jolee £2) phan j pKo absorption band (n.) absorption coefficient (n.) absorption control (1.) absorption spectrum (n.) (4) hel absorptive (adj.) absorptivity (7) Caer gill os abstain [4b stan’) (vi.) & abstainer (n,) - (~': Cop Eats) Gall Sel abstemious (ab sté’m! 28) (adj. 23 3 Jase (\) “Sy (1) (SUL wazbg alesis gl j tales) = (an ~ life) Jose Ye Ze (m) (an ~ diet) Jeet \ abstention (n,) pce ti absinthism (n) 220 God: oN sl abstentions (adj) fee Mae Katy Rae; ewes ears Eeags mes Fins ies 2 bone; © orp; of oil gpd; 68 bet ov outs under unitys urgent; dh thing; A this; th vison; 2a in alone, ¢ in sytem, iin easily, in gallop, in creabsterge 21 Fa (1) be Fal (1) ip fb ble te! 3 (1) § elas alee (1) absterge [&b star’) (vt.) abstergent (adj. ; n.) abstinence [Sb’sta nans] (nm. 4% ce (A+ — abstinent adj.) SS ey abstract (adj. Ab’strikt, ab strike’; nm, ab’strakt; v. ab- strike’ for 9—12, ab'strikt for 13] adj. 5 n.3 v1.) SEO (~ problems) jae (1) (~ truth) 25¢ (1) sg Hii (0) § Beauty is ~.) 54 (4) ( ~ justice) (an~of a speech) i5(4) § (~ science) iehi é tS ead By tad Bh 4S (vy (to ~ thes£(\*) (to ~ metal from ore) dad 3 (MN) notions of time, of space, or of matter) ALOT og lsd O58 (1) in the ~, the ~, abstracted /adj.) abstractedly adv.) Pape dae abstractedness (n.) Pag dye abstract expressionism (n.) 4+: & x0! i a! Zoey FS IM Rall oly pe pel aes J Jul abstraction {4b strak’ shan] (n.) BL JAD Se. abstractionism (7.) Un alee Sh gas gal gill a gale ee abstraetive (-'tiv] (adj. eo ied et gud) abstractly (adv. sai None of be abstract noun (n.) gall el abstract number /1.) 1) Hall sual abstract of title (n.) (3) Hitt oo ire bo abstriction /n.) FERNS 5 (qe pad! (pune abstruse (db stro0s'} (adj.) “So (8) rea (1) —abstrusely adv.) — abstruseness /n.) absurd [8b sird’; -zOrd] (adj.) 7A + Jib ote tne absurdity (n,) « Jot Sts Jaber (1) GAL (\) absurdly (ado) « fiat t+ 9) tlm ae 5] Gee oe Je absurdness (n.) ab Bole» ie abulia [2 iI 2} (n.) (AH) LH abundance (n.} «(blessings in~)\¢ » 155 Disc (1) (an ~ of good things) A (1) + (~ who want bread) abundant (9 biin’dant) (adj. ak ds abundantly /ado.) ihe > ie abundant number /n.) () Hi oa abuse [o. 2 biz’; m. 9 bis] (0 5 m to) eset lin OT) (dale gf Se) Sloat og (1) (the UL sete sgl t ph (4) § O50 he kas Sanders iy: dine; Beare; dear; Egy ome ims © urpents th things 8 this ah visions acanthous nee i Jlucel sel] (2) ~2 of bad government) sgt HALO) he CY abusive [> bi'siv} (adj. bes Jlet cy Lae Se (r) nigh (1) (an ~ use of power) abut{a bie) (oi 2) Pb KO ALO) Ue Sip 13 Cate ae (rx oy abutiton (x) SYS aha oe OU : ES abutment (n.) He (TY HME 4 Let (Ay Lp) BF GT GS 5 es (FY San abuttals (n. pl.) er abutting adj.) Some 4 Ske pe abysm [2 biz’sm] /n.) = abyss. abysmal (adj) (~ SB (1) 4 PUY Ge (1) 2.” ignorance) abyss [9 bis!) (n.).I' 8 4b) 2S (1) ee CY) wb SLY Se all plies BS CL ale OH) abyseal [-"sl] (adj.) +! Geel Ny oh VY dent Geel Ae Abyssinian (adj. ;n.) stat) § Quel AC. OS) ot a acacia [2 kasha] (n.) oA e2(0 (5) Ul academe (3k’2 dém’] (n.) + 257 2201) Aye (1) academic [-dém'lk] (ad) (an ~ thinker) “ae aé > pA soe +(~ costume) Tale Pye feel Ub fe pe: pais age jiee SULLY gt Jose 3 “Yoish ay aN self a gees galt wel ese) S(an~ question} 2¢8) algal ai Nga! gah vcn tale gS yar ale pe) nm) LS Sy agai! academical (adj. ; n.)-! ll: gh. (D SyeoisTay academician (9 kid's mish’an] (x) Ae! (\) SEEN) ga ge ct gab posture Te pe dg tu al aeademic «+. A! Lis ue gg academy (2 kids mi) (n.) isis: eap. (1) Se Pal Est pues aaa (ry gob we TD tt en Cat) gle (acanthous) 1s : alas Sab, we Oy Nee eat gen ‘acanth- or acantho- acanthaceous [3k'an tha’shos] (ad), isi a) Acanthacese acanthocephalan (n. ; adj.) of 9° + ol) 3213'(1) Diaysl Gp Melb ay Acanthocephala 793 1 162 Ain SOE (1) § eet acanthoid (9 kan’thoid) (adj.) oe Se acanthopterygian (1. ; adj.) S— : ij) St (\) thal ep i py Acanthopterygil ile! ISL 3» 1 ile SE (NF IE Gates ON acanthous {2 kan’thas) (adj.) 2 er er nTacanthus acanthus [9 kin’th2s) (n.) pl. - thuses also -thi erate es SASS eS (Vy Shab ge BAN) (ES ‘a cappella ; a capella (ado. ; adj.) =A) te MOV se Oy acarinsis [ak’s ri’ sis) (n.) scan (oo aspridan oH 0 (m 4a) po Acaridae Sb) ye Sy: ee Bem ‘acaroid (ai? roid’) (adj) tcarpelou or acarpelous (ad) acarpous (4 ki’pas] (adj.) (3) ese ge acatalectic (adj. ; n.) + CF) Sela Ji acaudal[a k0’dallor acaudate (adj.)-(c) pollens JY acaulescent [ik’6 lés’-] or acauline [& k6’lln) (adj. (3) SU gue accede [Ak 864”) (vi. gf Babee J) “pedi ohh (1) alets co accelerando (ado. ; adj.) Ex EL2(\) Cet ple § accelerate [8k sé?'a rit’) (ot. 34.) (to ~ ceo SO ODE + Jey Soe growth) — accelerative (adj.) “pbs, accelerated (adj.) Es pe acceleration (n.) * me ett dehy a Phe Fa a) CH BY OD Fad ab ‘acceleration of gravity (n.), BE! ( gobs) Jeb accelerator (n.), By ate le Gls Sell spp clip wn (yb ae aol as (ade (8) pli age jp Hal on accelerometer (n,) -(b)J7 I -Ut ile: (qe) Jal secent [n, ik’stat; o, &k’sént, -ik seat’) (mj ot) Nw CH) Ce) BS) LAY fe Dal tet Path J Jos een “rh LD G9 Sea and 49 (0) AS op le Sp ee. Be pee FL) SC) sed > do 039 BLS E-) (SE (4) She oe el aie GS a Sy (N,V EIST —accentual (adj,) accent mark (nm) + ( accent 3 ine (Ny +) Feat AS fo BY Jeet jy AS Go acclamation dei (0) Lae Jas Ces) oh + (lead Gad) acceptability; acceptableness (n.) z acceptable [ak sép’ta bal] (adj.) acceptance (8k sép"tans] (n.) Stet) Tyla cmon at Jy che (hy Updo (1), : swede Gale J yall ait ‘cceptant [ak sép’tont) (adj.) Jat Set acceptation (n.) Sheed: doles 45 (1) gt Beceptance 4 (1) accepted (adj.) eee te) oe! se ( accepter; acceptor (n.) TAI Ye CT) pul (Ny access [8k’sts] (n.) FIM (AN 4S) eal Ian Jo Seale oat ehh OF) NAY Ng SI pest ae FES AT oa, BSE UB Bo Spay an ‘accessibility (n.) + Bt pest ASE bel (1) = SEL aye (ry accesalble [8k s8'2 bal) (adj.) 3 1 nes! Sm (1) (A telephone JULl jy (¥) (all the data~) We J pat! J" pil La (ry should be put where it will be~.) (@mind Wis Ul gis + wits (£) (~ to bribery) ~ to reason) scoestton [tk s8sh'an) (mj * + s+ 3854) (alist of ze egt +s LS] «On. (an ~ of wealth) 29 (Ny Sod Mile 24585 (1) vs to 0 library) “hy (0) (~tothe throne) li jr p H(t) IAI accessorial [&k’s2 sir’-] (adj.) accessory also accessary [Sk sés’2 ri) (n.)* Gale iy Clad) by ed Sa) YT gon Toe of tae oy Ep fb ee ~ before the fact Lash pity ~ Wyle Seg Ole Lal pits oe Sl ple ay be ae ~ after the fact atts tole (1) accessory (adj.) 2271: S41 (Y +(an~mineral in a rock) % ‘accidence [8k’s9 dons) (n.) accident (Uk’s9 dant] (n.) Dapp ab he Bre) Biv. accidental [&k’so dén’tal] (adj. 5 + Are TS opaie es Ce) feel Jr tle (Ae accidentally (ado.) : y accentuate (8k sén’ch06 Bt] (or.) — G%: E(\) —accipiter (n.). fio (IS (Ny dae PANS gos atl ke. 45381 acclaim (2 elim’) (ot. 54 5 J Slee 3 eet) apt nh) Teper oh Sen Gat ry F.C. AEE) @ got (1) accept [ik sépe’) (or. tnt Oo ‘acclamation (1.) cere (N) cll cle + de (1) 2 Ske, or eg lar eh (ry Ue Sie & ) Ge op by Me Ey ALLE plat Sa yat sll Wass wate; Bare; dears Fees; F me; Lins F bh; lots B bone; & orphan; of boll gua; 69 bot; ou outs “under; ‘th thing; Wf this; zh vision; 2=a im alone, ¢ in system, i in. ensily, o in gallop, unity; 0 urgeat;acclamatory pe shan] 5b op Y Stly Seine aeclamatory [a klim’s tér'l] (adj.) ee ‘acclimate [2 Kli’mit] (ot, 51.) + ik, (yx oo Oy acclimatization (1.) “litany iI) acelimatize (2 ki?ma ti (pt ji.) = acclimate. acclivity [2 kllv's tH) (n.) Hebe gate ope Se acclivous (adj.) ie Fane 5 Cee accolade [8k'2 lid’s-1id"] (n,)iis (1) OLacel tila) Spe) eB Byala ate pl ie: La! ode accommodate {2 kim’s dit} (or. ji.) 7%) § Ae (out gore at ax oe (Ourhotel J as v0 SIRNA (to~ a friend) J} Hue 5's (1) can ~ 700 guests.) ~ accommodative (ad) 2x accommodating (adj.) 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Ns iM de sSietan oat he young lady) accomplishment (n.) an, hs sly HAAS CN) (the ~s of scientists) gy ee J) Zh + (accomplished 3 .'3) accord (2 kbrd’] (vt. 53. 51.) oe Bnd PROD 4 poms (IDX (C0 ~ due praise) Je ade ees (1) account book Ce) SHI) ples (A) tele (0) Gat (4) GF vo ae of one’s own ~, Wey bee with one ~, chert accordance [2 kor’ dans] /n.) Mas + lennil (1) (the ~ of a privilege) a= (1) in ~ with 2s NS, accordant (adj) pr | Se Bis oH according as (conj.) accordingly (adv.) + Say (1) abil SAL + UB Jes according to (prep.) -——# ls) accordion [> kbrdl an) (nm. 5 adj.) A BE st SO ae) fae {an ~ map or door)i y2 56°V! + i accost (2 kést’) (or.) > SSH e0kt abi ee fy accouchement [2 kodsh'mant] (F.) ; accoucheur [81'3 shi; 4 60 shoer!)(F.) Uy ob account [2 kount’] (5 ot. 51.) se) (Don’t always believe newspaper ~1) Ae 3°49 (1) (8) Cpls Say oA Ssh alt 1 ge Ey pay toot» (thing of m0 ~) Saat sor al al Ae ote man) be paa(yy § eS LLe CY cent Mer iliness~ sis + Je (4) > (= herself lucky) AY) pet Jee Js (1+) for her absence.) (The posse ~ ed for three of the bandits.) le at! eles (ake on~, wt! 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We plty DULE Guat gle Tp accouter or accoutre [a k®0't2r] (vt.) 244 WA 2 So tata Sole y COC) Illy ‘accouterment or accoutrement (n.) - J H (1) Sr) iad 9 ae gh OD Fat accredit [a krédit} (ot,), + 238 1) a AO) ahs Hage by ES (ry aby TY teow Se (2) Ce byt oh ee 334 (9) (He ~ed stories of apparitions.) +3? + (@ discovery ~ed to Marconi) J! accredited (adj.) eke Cy ie acerete [2 kr) (vi. 5 .)---(* a onl py 2(\) accretion [2 kre] (n.) Has Y) ae aust), BLL) Chew Eek SUL] dely eral {Mh tas pat ofthe legen later ~ eesti se be cnhaite pte plncl © yi Gul (m) Ia Lay y (yeisy accrual [9 krO0al} (n.)- pS! A+ +5? (N) AEH EL NY acerue [9 kr0e'] (vi,) (Ability to think will 2m 3 yl ah ge Bs ry (fp! (TY ~ to you from good habits of study.) ‘you put money in the bank, interest ~s.) — aceruement (n,) acculturation (n.) + iE opt cy Jit Jal : ats WSEY ins itty 3 '~ posture) 0 spe (1) (Se accumulate [9 kit'mya lat’) (v1 B) pS) (1m AAS (NX wl (1) accumulation (n,)-p5 1.2 (1) 917 (1) Si (1) accumulative (adj.) 517 = ness (2.) accumulator /n.) + (") accumulate ¥ (1) jj lly shat: STAN CY) (dhe) Stata accuracy [&k’yo r9 si] (n.)-4> (1) er(qy Kes (1) accurate [4k’ya rit] (adj.) OD ee be (1) accurately (adv) GR tome Nb pate accursed or accurst (adj.) “5 + Ax (1) 29k (1) accusal [2 Ki'zal] (n.) = accusation. accusant ; accuser (n.) accusation [ak’yd6 2a’-) (n.) oN) ple (1) accusative case (n.) (J) © Uipill Ue 5 ail dle accusatorial (adj.) - (3) #25 Gace 5V ote accusatory (adj,) accuse [2 kiiz’} (vz. 5 i.) ci accused (adj. 5m.) He cell gall cv) § ey accustom [2 kiis'tam] /ot.) ape accustomed (adj.) (inhig GE 5 stm (ry aceumbent (adj, ) 7 achene Lae a ES Sly BO Ges me I oi ay BM Je tiptoe Si fb ae LE Lb (ry ISAM ys PUSS within an ~ of inti ~aceae + (Rosaceae )\AS Unad\j4 S165 :latine tie aceldama (n.) He 5 A Ss: pal bie acellular (adj) We OG ge GAY acentric (adj.) SA GSP -aceous 2 ple dn (hy: bide "ect 446 carbonaceaus) Ay «24 « (setaceous) Se ape SULA! Gp Utley ol (7) (herbaceous) + (erustaceous) acephalous [8 séf’s-] (adj.) -p#5 (1) ol) gal (1) acerate or acerose (adj.) Saal oa acerb (adj.) BY) pb eb (1) acerbate [as’ar bit’) (or. ea acerbity [2 sir’ba ti] (n.) BLY) te pe (1) acervate [2 sar'vit; -vat} (adj) - ()) JS ga ste cet or aceton gle 1378 SE acm ale states Bab acetabular (adj) © (2) yA ty ole: ge acetabulum (n.)-(2) pS AHN Nae Ab acetal (7.) A) og eae lb fle ‘i acetaldehyde’ (n,)(8)2 ate Cob ple fleet Oy PI A ah Set acetamide (n.) sent acetanilide or acetanilid (».) acetate [3s'9 tat] (n.) acetic (2 se’tik; 2 s&t’ik] (adj.) acetic acid (n,) — - (4) she acetification (n.) —- () LES (1) A) LE (ny acetifier (n.) dest ber (1) LLC) acetify [2 sé’ fi] (v.31) HAL (NX JC) Det gay acetimeter (n.) = acctometer. aceto-=acct-. acetometer (1) ES acetone (n.)-(D2 Mee yb bb phere Atha acetophenetidin /n. dl Sp: yas 2) EBT hls pe acetose ; acetous (adj.) i acetyl [s"a til] (n.) acetylate ; acetylize (v,)-O)J* “ acetylation (n.)-(8) 5+ Je Sat seal acetylene(n,) pot insti glgse Achates [2 ki’téz] (n.) ache [8k] (vi. ; n.) eno Besa cry es ALC His whole bods # ie shot el gy, +(~ to doing good) em ~, Place) —achy (adj) tit Jol ee dict) § to get ~ to sal Tle achene [4 én’) (1.) Sl 6 path © ace fis] (m pag.) 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Bl gee este SI pws ey 8) (~ blood) 2 (a0 sh eae Sal ge SY acicula (a sik’ya la} (n.) pl.-eor-s (#25 3) Se He acicular ; aciculate ; aciculated (adj.) «JS! 5.-' acid (8°10) (adj. gn) GV 80. abe chy SL ey ye te oh He Ae (YS acid-fast (adj) 2S 6) 03 ney: al ie acidie (adj.) « g#@—> (1) taayse acl () acidification (1) _ acidimeter (n.) acidimetry (n.) 2S pad Zabl, j acidity (2 sida ti] /n.) tau, acidness (n.) acidosis [s'9 d0'sis] (n.) Hg) niMy pal acid test (n.) acidulate [9 si2 1] (vt.) acidulent; acidulous (adj.) aciform [is's form] (adj.) acinaciform (adj.) : aciniform|s sin’s-] (adj.) « JS2 (gaye sinsciform leaf acinous or acinose (adj.)_- = acinus [is'9 n2s) (n.) pl.eni wo ET aes wh) lb ee 1) Saat Ber dts fern) ckeack (n,) << lad iba Ot « cl fll Lie Gas schnwlodge (8k SPT) fou) yh soe acrimony acknowledged (adj) (ute! 46) ¢ 9 tae J pds acknowledgment also acknowledgement (n.) aM) eb bor, Seadhcy Sheet (ay gine) aclinic line (1) dee Og des oe gl ig pt Yom gee eh acme [8k’mi] (.) gh tit ety) acne [4k’ni} (n.) wt acolyte [&k'2 lit] (n) ASEH LS (1) Oye tele (Nl J nite [Ak gi] (n) - CES RS Sy) Wan BO yk pe aconitum (8k’2 ni'tam) /n.) ~ aconite. acorn [@k6rn] (n.) acotyledonous (adj.) : acoustic [2 k00s'tik]; acoustical (adj.)- go» Se acoustician [&k'66 stish’an} (n.) pl page acoustics [2 k60s'tiks} (n.) Sal de) Bt atlall tne Lal acoustic (*) coc ee ee ‘acquaint (2 kwant’] (v.) acquaintance (n.) - 4 — acquaintanceship (1./ atquainted (9 kwan’tid) adj.) acquiesce [3k’wi &') (vi.) acquiescence (-"ans} (n.) acquiescent [-"ant] (ad) oesyly Jat JE acquirable (adj.) “ies pl Ke acquire [2 kwir)] (vr.) Si Se acquired (adj.) (~ characters) 2S acquirement (n.) HA) SESS HALO) acquisition[&k wa zish’-]/n.)-—S HN ASI) acquisitive /adj.) LW dy GL! acquisitiveness (n,) - SY! Je Lo A! é SY acquit [2 kwit} (o1.) ECC) Bo a4 0) bee Cie rey + (~ed himself well in bate) acquittal [9 kwit'al] (7) a MeL acquittance (n.) cel 2 “tLe (1) acquit * (1) ace or aceon 329 145 (1) Oe a an B30 acre [kor] (n,) +l pl Daye BL AG gale ol Lue gM (0b ple ph Bn we ONT! g acreage [-li] (n.) SST RSW SLC acrid [8k’rid) adj.) wis BY) Ae) acridine (n.) pee A ga hy fie go J gdm SEO ca 9h aster acridity; acridness (n./ acriflavine (n,) - C\A! 2) Ae! o> (Qo ~ a lemery He pel Sh pM vy 4 6S acrimonious [&k'rs mé’-] (ad}.) +e (ogi) @® acrimony [12] (1) : Baty Maney Mea; Rey Femi mes Him; Fe; Flo; Bones B orphan; of bil GH good; 6 boot; 8 ou 8 under; @ unity; urgent; th thing; Mf this; eh vision; 2-2 in alone, ¢ in system, iim casily, © in gallop, « in circus.acro- ‘acro- = act, acrobat [ak’ra bat’) (n.) a! — acrobatic (adj.) Jette tal cry acrobatics (7) Sled ae: SUI) seb 26 eg GLE acrodrome or acrodromous (adj.) 1 -zbar‘ J (ADEN Bb Siping sayy Jetarhesy al acromegaly (3k még’a I} (n.) ? (e) 2S pole Fgh Ny cea tl ty a — acromegalio (adj. ; .) peer) acronym [ak’ro nim] (n.) 4S WS: by deat acrocarpous (adj.) Jong range ¢ loran J) «5 A] SUIS oy > Shi e + (navigation scropetal [2 kbp tl] (agi) (@ sD gad CD El of Jel aed ye acrophobia(n.)- aS A gia ual Su, seroptis [kp n(n) NATO) day SM aap. (1) Ea B Rae of shan across [9k] (ads prep.) Sisk yg 0) SH AW UST FD with arms ~, (8) Adam [4d’am} (n.) a etie BON TO) (the old ~ Ll es) PY SI adamant [&d'3 mint’) (n.jagj.) “>: 3 o Fale USN) (el aT Gt > 2 Val go} te sot gt (ty ee Le ny Seal baa eg te Hon Beta lal sata le) ae ‘Adam’s apple (n.) ()im bates pT PSL Adam's needle (1) = (2) SEES adapt [2 dipt’] (ot. 31.) adamantine (adj.) adaptability (n.) = S24 adaptable (adj.) AS p5 5 +54 Baas: UBC) eh be oP) BS) Sy 27 adducent Oe eee ee ee : Cu al esi Sas) adapter (n.) ie SS ay Dee BS hoe oe ote ce BT + Talal es gu pen, A adaption /n. . . adaptive (adj.)- 24 > FSO) tele: BSN) add [ad] (v0. 5 i.) See) “nes eat (1) fee SL (XCM) Be HE daptation. (to ~ to one’s grief) $4.2 (2) —addable or addible (adj.) addax [&d?iks) (nj ES Foy bs Sell addend [id"énd](n,) 4," Le: al OG) St addox addendum [2 dén'dom] (n) pada 2181 (yea ep S2O) gh oS! lens adder [&d’ar] (n.)- borat gt: halle ae (1) adder’s-tongue (1) ty Es: HO () thous 'S,5 nade fe. i's Pe 9) eo TE le AN) at ek sioley se (to ~ oneself to science) 1 (4) AS " addicted [> dik’tid] adj.) cae Sy addiction /.) 1 jal Stal addictive (adj) 42! p24: Jlut) “wo (1) adding machine (n.) ia Ys hha Addison’s disease (n.) Opal a aly MN ily apathy Dan “sll last pa das addition [2 dish’an] (n./ £ SLL BLO Wop Pinel Kaley Olden ge Gali) ioe el Sua in~w BLY (~ information) J+ J Bt ete ay yale 5 ph 3) Olas ate Lal (ry § 2 aN patllas eld YS hop that ada (82 fad. 5) (~eggs) 8) POO FY RT ZOD, dares (e 2 drés's n, a dr&s', Ad'rés) (or. pee (She ~ ed herself to the work Ue “Ss 3} 2H (1) (He ~ ed himself to Si “9S Sr y+ S440") in hand.) dey BUS (a) § (LI) 95 () the chairman.) ete! coll Cy) (handled the matter with ~) Te Af pl. (Y) (a man of pleasing ~) 7 =~ BUSTA BIS path Oise (A) cll vhs () to pay one’s~es to a lady gel pas addressee (9 dré s(n.) <8 FAN) BANC) additional [-'on (ad) additive (Ad's tiv] (adj. ; wikey adaptation (n.) adduce [2 dis’ } /vr.) ASA plies ae foley + a BE est (0) Hl & GSS adducent /aqj.) (~ muscles) cell fe Oe Bm; Adda; care; car; egg; é me; in; I bite; 6 lor; 8 bone; B orphan of boil do good; 9 boot; ow out; under; @ unity; © urgent; th thing; this; th vision; aa im alone, in system, fin easly, 9 in gallop, «in circus,adduct adduct fa dike] (or) (8) gt tort # oe adduction /n. (9). 8 (1) (de) LA) -ade = (cannonade) “Jae (1) : Wan dee imeade) >A: Lally + G5 (1) aden - or adeno- + (adenoma), Te : Way Ba adenoid;-al (agi) vet : GLE) GE) adenoids/n.pl. wp 1B ets iS bath adenoma [8d’2 n6’ma) fy 1) St eae (A) Ge fel fab ince lee a adenomatous adj.) - G4 poy Sle: tte adenosine (n.) (2S) asa adept [n. 8d"ept; adj. 9 d&pt'] (m3 adj.) Ae + ae adequacy ; adequateness (n.) «21 tb “sy » 2S adequate [4d’s kwit] (adj.)- 2!AL Diy 1s DIT adequately (adv.) «Vb Sly oh fis xu adhere (8d hit’) (vi.) J ae GOD : ee pelos. gah oh PEL Mee tal (1) alan) pall Glad (1) adherent (ad. SA oes It 2) + al (2) Ble tell ms ) ph adhesion (8d he’zhen} (n.) - (ch ee Staal (1) adhesive [8d h®’siv] (adj. ; 1. BGO) Cee AIS) Clete da po gh da dob (1) § GLY) adhesive tape (n.) JW Got ad hoe (L.) + Ged in Ge bs iy 3 Al ad hominem (L,) + JY dil sles ple Sheree adiabatic (adj.) Barb pret : Gust AD UGLST Jit alnle ey adieu [2 di’; 9 d00?; & dye’) (inter) iy) ad infinitum (L.) Se ab tle Ye St ad interim (L.) 248 + Sip (1) HBS FO) (an ~ report) <3 (¥) (appointed to serve ~) adios [4 dyés'] Sp.) = adieu. adipose [&d"s pbs") (adj. n.) _- (~ tissues) *'> (\) val gob ames J Spl Glatt pal cH § ~ adiposity (x. ree Jeo ILL ete, adit [4dit} (n.) = (ene db ial adjacency (n.) 938 + ete (1) pees? (1) adjacent [a j@sant] (adj.) - 2 ==) 4 ()) adjacent angles = (A) SE ashe te gt Jt adjectival (3 ik tPval; &iK ti val} (ad) es ) ee OD Bab Sc* (1) (the~use af a noun) (% S(~ law) Oh 2 Yughess Zh] adjoin [a join’) (ot. 54.) PH EM A) adjoining (adj.) {the ~ room) 34 + se adjourn [2 j0m’) (on ;i) tr Oo (Congress ~ed at “ii, (1)X (elu) “yas roe four o'clock.) admiral adjournment (7.) “Borer Jobb oy Aida wor. Sab ah ry adjudge [2ji7] (or) 2 gah » (TP) 9S4 A (It was ~d wise to avoid war.) 2% (1) = (The prize was ~d to the captor.) Ula adjudicate (ot. ; i.) 2 gtit + (hay Se (1) oN oe gle (1) adjudication (n,) p> (1) Jai pS heel Las (4 eat pilin Sint Rays adjunct [4jingkt] /n. 5adj.)- 24 (GDN (1) 7 (~ professor) tet cr) § adjunction (n.) - SUL -(g# tive /adj.) adjuration (7) adjure [2 j56r') (vt.) adjust [9 jist] (yt. 5.) Santee BEL) DEC “EG 2 BED) Gey (1) (to ~accounts «f'-~2 (1) = HO or differences) seis ath QUI Sak (Hy aed 08 weds (0) BS (4% (by LE — adjustable (adj.) — adjuster ; adjustor (1.) adjustment (7.) Aas 31) adjust ae (1) (&) AIF CP) (the ~ofa microscope) Juv I adjutancy (n.) a8 seLMY Sel ib y adjutant (4j’2 tant] (n.) Sia dele dale (1) = Slt (1) adjutant bird fn) Ab: So sl «gl oy ‘adjutant adjuvant (3;"2 vant] (adj. $n.) bird Bla} sab swell) § ele (1) ry Sagal ob ad lib (L.) oo i ad-lib (adj. 501.54) SRO) S Sy) ad libitum (L.) ip BLN) AW Sa (Oil MAY By cea tab oh a adman (n.) be Fuel LS admeasure [id mézh’ar] (o1.) b's Ht (1) i (1) admeasurement (1.) abl dad (1) Al) seasideter (6 lato] (oi) re * 28 (0) ee tc CF) Le kw Lal ee oth (1) Bele gaa (FX Ge a. Sil or. ae (2S sp BSE) polbtbl yay 1g SOE shes (4) administrate (v.) = administer. administration (».) + administer J+ (') He Se: cap. (Y) o administrative (adj.) 54 + gS (1) 3.510) administrator (n.) c=! 2 SC zat sh) Zeal (1) sol 5a] ofp Wl Shae Salt op ie Kas) ELM ey AO GD) ae ae Ai jok admirable [Ad’ma r2-] (adj.) tabs gh a det \ admirably (adv.) ae ie admiral [Ad’ms rol] (Ar.) a ahs add al ny 5 Ades Bea; dar; é under; Vin; bites 6 lot; & bones 8 unicy; 0 ungent; th thing; wf this; ah vision; ame in abe, ¢ in system, i in casi, o in allop, 8 orphan; ol boil do good; 5 boot; ou out:admiralty BB pea aid admiralty (n.) admiration (n.) (She bl gee (1) el (0) as the ~ of everyone.) admire [8d mir’) /vt.) PEM oe — admirer (n.) — — admiring (adj,) admissible (adj.) 2 (1) 4 pl sh opm 2 Iie (1) — admissibility (n.) val! admission [fd mish’an] (n.) fom) SI fel on yee “hs aes 4 BY I Seat Fe re) Seat dr ny Jb) Je eo age admit [id mit’) for.) JE Arg eee nh Cay (to ~ 2 pt (1) (This law ~s no exceptions.) Stk cle CF) the force of an argument) (aR) ple o og 3 (This theater ~s 700 J a= (4) J Fal ewnt vor (She ~ted her responsibility.) > 4 (°) persons.) admittance (n,) Je WeO5¥h or Jsielecny J.90) admitted (adj) * we jet admittedly (ade,) eb! je = 05S SEY Je admix [id miks’] (ot) ie woe admixture [ - ’char] (n.) teeta aoe PL etch (ry bots Che admonish [id mén"ish) (vr.) 3 {to ~ someone about his obligations) -!2) Je 2 Ie Se eh admonisher(n.)-) 2! AH) MCD -S i) admonition (n.)- 2 c-ai(r) teres Ose a) admonitor (n.) = admonisher. admonitory (adj) 68 (0) SONS SHO) adnate [3¢nit] (adj.) ge nts gb: (aay guste C5 1a) ee be ae ad nauseam (L.) Jae dpe ado [3 d68'](n.) ‘much ~ about nothing © Je! c+ tele ins eel ey So oe Se) ot adolescence (n.) Halas (1) SENN adolescent [id's 1&ant] (adj. ;n.) vote Adonis (rn) SH BEGET) ey Gxt adopt [2 ddpr’] (ot) RE) (Uy HEY By «(The House ~ed the report) “A: (F) 5 — adopter (n, adoption (n.) adoptive (adj.) a ? seme, ~ (asi ~ father or son) ek adorable (adj.)o79 (1) S4\ si 3 21 J) Gate ye (1) + (an ~ child) Ww Olah (a(n) SSN) LEC) Ze Ax WO) adobe [2 d3’bi] (n.) adoration (n.) adore [2 d6r’] (vt.) 29 advance adorn (9 dém'] vt.) Pa Aa he adornment (nj - b>) Hj (1) HAs WFC) ad rem (L.) tre Sle as adrenal [2 di@nal] (adj) «36 785 (1) ats sea) o adrenalectomy (n,) 3) 3850 ayaa gan] Shae! adrift [9 drift’) (adv. ; adj.) (Tite abe Mb () Da sae ae St CL, oy br bi Ay adroit [2 droit’) (adj.) - E28 ila ee —adroitly (ad. — adroitness (n.) adscititious (2d’sa tish’as] (adj.) Be adseript/adj)- “9 S+(1) (~ serfs) pe sbaiy a adsorb (4d s6rb’] (or.) 54) Of BS: (any GES, — adsorption /n.) sell cons Wpiealy adsorbent (ad). ; n.) Jal teh SG adulate [4j’3 lat) (or.) ais Sh ts — adulation (7) — adulator (».) —adulatory /adj.) na [es aa (adj. 3m.) Bs gay se BUC) Sally Late (ny aadulterant (1. ji) : (~ processes) #4 (1) 8 adulterate [v.2 dita ritsadj. 9 dil"tar teria (to ~ milk with water) “A% adulterous (7) 25 adulteration (n,) - 7+ iL (1) adulterer (9 dil'tar ar] (n./ adulteress [2 dii'tar is) (n.) adulterine (adj) f° 2 (1) nn adulterous (adj.) le FG ph oe: ests adultery [9 dil'ta tI} (n.) 5 adulthood (n.) LAV co Ete Cy adumbrate (er.) AeED Het Se gies il oe adune; aduncous /adj.) adust [adist’] (adj) 5) Ee SA) ad valorem (L.) Sb MS) Lath Cagal S ede path ll pd Jo ae advance [id vins};-vins'] (ot. 3i.5m. sadj) G4 (0) PE wat Tg SE Ley tl 2) (ype) LL Gy (Troops ~d.) 4 OO (to ~ the price) 2 ii go pl Sm Sod et OY Be come A) EO pe OS oat ANG “Bed ny Sih pd sli J) CaO) aL Ts (48) (LY GP ihe pala ol lad Kay edaes Bee; bears Seg; me; iin 5 bites under; & unity; urgent; th thing; OM this; ah visions 2 8 lot; 9 bone: B orphan; of bel good; 9 boot; 0a out; in alone, in system, ¢ in easly, 9 in gallop, win crews,advanced (an~ payment) ads 845 FX (r0yh + (the ~ section ofa train) el (1%) in =. we sdranced (adj) Ban J pte Teak Oy pl eat FN A a (with foot ~) =~ views) 4% CH) (~ studies) Je) advancement(n.) #437 (1) #4 (1) advance * (") a inkae (1) SL (1) sige (r) 3a advantage (4d vin] (n.5 01.) + ae 2) 8 gh Uj A wed we de oy ws wo, to take ~ of an opportunity to wake ~ of somebody advantageous (adj.) advantageously (ade.) - =" advection (n,) (QA! Fre advent (i@'vént) (n.) #8125 (4: cap. (1) EEE A cell eG © cap, (1) (a) a7 TLD = (~ of spring) 2229: Ja (1) oh put Gad : Adventism (n.) Adventist (adj. sn.) adventitious [d'van tish’as] (adj.) SU ee ee da stt ero et ae maa (hy adventive [Ad vén'tlv] (adj. ; n.) en) gah ae NY = Gab ab Oye gh S15 OM) Sadventitions 2 (1) (69 ventchar] (mot. 3h)» Ble (D) ag dae (Y BE Sie py (DS (io Sao Al gy stall al adventurer (n.) - adventuresome (adj.) ~ adventurous. adventures [id vén’char is} (n.) wath dale diy Spf LS J al Raley + 6 ala tae adventurous [-"char-] (adj. )*2*(") 22-77 rr (\) Bey Oye adverb [id'varb] (m. 3d)» (2) SB de) ) FB Jems adverbial (8d var’bi al] (adj. 2) Sr ye ad verbum (L..) Sete Gr adversary [4d'var sér’i] (n.) pes pact adversative/adj.; n.)-()S 4-10 § $1 adverse (8d vars’) ( (~ to tes (~ winds) 2" oe ab + ASN) davery) (~ leaves) (2! ee(t) (the ~ page) be (1) adversity (1.) pide be sy Cy hae advert [ad var’) (vi.) SpelsW cab ot advert [Ad'vart} (n.) ra) Sel aE kh advertent [8d vir’tant} (adj.) — advertence ; advertency (.) 30 aerate advertise (Ad'vor ti’) (vr. 5.) ae SL) ‘aaby ) Se (1) (1 ~ d him of my intention.) 2 (Binal advertisement /n.) 241 (1) « 8! gall ge SY (1) advertising (n.) 041 (1) Si Ai ye Sey (Ay Dey dee (F) advice [4d vis’) (n.) % pO) esi) Br (late ~s Aes sy gh ahaa sp toy advisable (adj.) — advisability (n.) advise [id vid} (ot. 33.) 73 1" fay (He ~ d secrecy.) 3 (uth) ate! genset (The merchant was ~d of apes phe (1) (to ~ with friends) @¢ 292 (1) — the risk.) advised (adj.) JF ede Sar ark (\) advisedly (ade.) we es Sy wh advisement (n.) (took a Jusb 28H + 0 matter under ~) adviser or advisor (n,).2°H) A=! (1) gl! eettl (1) advisory (adj. 3 n.) blip Tey 2 AGG ENN) advocacy; advocation (1,) nl + gis advocate [v, Ad'va kit’; n. Ad’va kit Kat] (01. 5 1.) Cd) YA DS Ay ge BD 2 Cc at kaa) OB ny adynamia [8d’2 nimi a) (n.) «Hab! Gad + 93) adynamic (adj.) Oe gO) Sass PbO adytum [id's tam] (n.) pl. adyta 237! “8 (\) pm (MN) Sil Vy asa, Y aed Wil ade adz or adze [8dz] (1. 5 o pale pos J aes 1) S sides [a Pdéz] (n.) +2! eke BEA Sony aedile [24il] (n.) dig: 34 x in! ade Saipey te py WS sald) JULST Yo 1 AVY GOS. ert ‘Aegean [é j@an] (adj.) 41 A oe Al aegis (éjis] (n.) Bes (ry the (EO) Aeneolithic (adj.) ra4 s+ A FA ols Art! peel Byad) pats (Neolithic Age) St! gmt! +e) opel ae WS ‘aeolian (& 6'1N on) (adj.) > is >") am dae aeolian harp or aeolian lyre (7.) ea=s et wip i aeolotropie (adj) = anisotropic 1, “len DP Aeolus [22 las}(n.) «ck dt sty : acon (@2n526n] (n.) WEY EA ps whe stabae Bab aer- or aero 1b ach jE or als nF8Y al 2) aerate [4r°at; #2 rit] (or. ) ary a due; care; dear & exes Fin 1 bite 5 Slot; a bone; ® orphan; of boil Go good; G0 boot; ow out; 8 under unity; @ urgent; eh ching; this; xh visions 2a in alone, ¢ in system, i in easly, o in gallop, win crus,aerator $50 ple St one (edt telgy 31 affection aeroplane (7. 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(wd herself with the local club) 8 = pa ls igh oun wn ngs Jol Oe o eh (ty) SS Te sah ly ee? affiliation (n.) sglies affined [2 find’] (adj.) pest jae affinity [9 fin’s ti] (n.) + ile wae) Py gah oy egy the GHW he (1) Psy CAM tl p tele) peeM ols je ag ay () UE 8 CL US, SS UN eee jut Lae gl AE hl oy tho 20q) BIA (9) 2 CD hol Bley Je ay Hae IN J at Jog sh affirm (a firm’ (ot 54) : ) coy nee ap Tat Use (a8 Soll)“ Se ply LS ete ( S —affirmable (adj,) (5 ty Sls — affirmance (7) affirmation (x) gh 8 ASH SU ehh Bile 2) RSolt Fi he'y dale (My Sp LEY pad obab Gaby Gaba (HSH Sef gl! Bite fies affirmative (adj. 3.) +L) (Fifty votes were in S11) 9 (an ~ answer) Rad AO AI) (GE SHI) the be So ati [.2 fs on ACS (ot) Neth) Gab cry CO By hse) ae Coal dey de a7) tah SY (HS (eu) am BSL Sole (9) CS afflatus [9 fa’tas] (n.) es afflict [2 flikt’) (vt.) fos “ affliction (m.) - VA + 6H fl sgt oe afflictive (adj.) af ps ofale affluence (n.) d+ (1) & 4 + 1A As ty (1) affluent [30196 ant] (adj 3n.) 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(dy BAlisu sq ofl aggrandize [g’ron diz)] (ot.) \J>=(1) 2' (1) —aggrandizement (, ) ae (ry ple aggravate [ig'r9 vat] (21.) , Vel gil Jat = Ble (1) HO AM be tt aggravating cirepmatances (S) & sia a 358 aggravation (n.) 243) je (t) fe ry sien H(t) Sade I ie aggregate [adj.,n.ig’ra glt,-gat” 3v.-gat’] (adj. 7. ;0t.; i.) (the ~ amount of indebtedness) “lel + “YS (1) + 240%) S(the ~ ofall the gifts) pos ene (1) § (The money collected UF emt J dle (8) FS: + JSF (®)x will ~ £ 2000.) in the ~5 T dle aes de Yor! aggregation (nm) A) EF) ox (1) aggress [2 grés)} (vi,) - Sisk aly 4g ‘ aggression [2 grésh’an} (n.) CoP Ge fe) SENT adh (K) aggressive (adj.)- A(T) BE stacy Be oy aggressor (n.) Sladll agalll + gull st aggrieve [9 grév’] (ot. ie Moy oA) aggrieved (adj.) tplente § p allie (Y) 095% (1) aghast [9 gist] (adj.) 2 ae (NY ape (1) agile [Jj'al) (adj.) + S301) TAI aes Sts) agility (n.) Be eee aging pres. part. of age. agio [8°15] (n.) - (27 thal E8 ot) HBSS (1) BAN d pe) Ape (YD agiotage (n.) ‘UI pe, & laa (1) BI Zal tebe (1) agitate [§7'9 tat] (ot. 54.) - AE tig AAO) Ox BES SLO Ss ee pal tll 5 Sake scl (y.glarblss.81 1) age Sees coal) Bele ats a gt cS aaa agitation (n.) 0 - ar agitator (n.) og etfs ¢ Lata (ry agleam [9 glém'] (adj.) glitter [9 gli’ar] (adj.) aglow [2 gle") (adj.) agnail (8g"] (n.) «ABI agnate [3g’nat] (n. ; adj.) agnation (n.) Mist als sa als agnomen (r.) pl. agnomina as os agnostic [ig nis'tik] (m. sad)? 0) agreement Wie SI keV Sol OSI poly cus dla py ob see, gals Sal Col Zs agnosticism (n.) Agnus Dei [ig'nos d2%] (f.) 2) a BF Je be ot OF) ALS eat Le ago [2 66") (adj. 5 adv.) - gall Ss LCDS 4H (1) agog [o80e'l (adj. sade.) (Qo Gye + Cig (1) See (1) F be all ~ to ‘know what happened) agon [4g’6n] (7.) Saba ca Glo | tela § else agonal (adj.) _ A agonic (adj.) 141 Y GUST (1) Ea15 ‘agonic line oe ge) geal Sein be agonist (n.) i pS dee) ele GHEY) (5) sal dae “sta agonistic ; -al (adj.) Hab) LLY he : Gl (1) Ae) Sut cate 52M be agonize[ig’sniz' (or. 5.) rozmtle (1X ode (1) wate (ty laa Wie Gi tor agony [igs ni} (n.) $C 89 coe fhe 75 Hh ay oo tle bs ee de (Ht) ode, Dailey Nat yay a At Quy oles Bb) FRO LSROD 5 Cp) ED) RROD CLI GO (Both copies ~ .)a(1) Je Ge(0) & J) Osho zp | OX (climate ~5 with him) 3% (v) «(I ~ that he is the ablest of us.) agreeable [2 gré’a bal] /adj.) Be Ix (Are you ~ to the proposal?) ipl “im (1) —agrecability (n.) +g peal ele (1) — agreeableness agreed (adj.) (met at the ~ time) tle “fiz agreement [9 gré’mont] (n.) + agree 2+ (\) Tunlas noo 54st ath (F)plwil ee . Glal ele (1) Baty a dae; care; Beary Eee; E me; Lin; T bite; 6 Joc; B bone; © orphan; of boil Go good; 5 boot; ou out; @ undery @ unity; @ urgent; dh thing; Gf this; th vision; 2=@ in lone, ¢ in system, i in easily, in gallop, w in circusagrestic 35 air letter : ake (t) (an ~ GL Ub sp egr (to puton ~s) dela agrestic (adj.) 2 He heed (1) gH 2) shal Boats Sm WT ot + x () of poverty) agricultural (adj.) {yi Ne Ar (A) agriculture [4g'r9 kil’char] (n.) ety3 inthe ~, ad the 20) agriculturist or agriculturalist/n.) OHO gb Ae) + flat ahh) to walk on ~, Ny Sales pb agrimony (n.) asl thal go OL: <5) aie ase (n.) Sal I flay ie yy aes agriology (n.) AB Stl! Slolal d jlall air bladder (n.) (Se Sy agit GEN agrology (n.) -(J-oblblgsde Sm 3 tole) 2,5 le airborne (adj.) Sl ple Jyie + ye UL agronomist (n.) = 313) pla eae ly)! sgl agronomy (n.) Het B gle + Get y Neh aground (adj. ; adv.) 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PU obAN ZY b pall TAS ga ni (Hale seh) Osh ys ja ole tHE airbrush (n.) airburst (*.) air coach (».) air-condition (ot) 251)! si ir-conditioner (n.) air-conditioned (adj.) air conditioning (7) air-cool (0t.) (OWT aly) oi gt at Gp luk cist ey ale eee aircraft (n.) aircraft carrier (n.) Ssh aircrew (7.) Bab Jbl ne AI! airdrome [&r’drom’] (n.) vile airdrop (n.) «Silly te shop Jigls git JL! air-drop (0t.) (airdrop -!3) Ur 5% air-dry (adj) (Sls! Av! ot oe) Me Oe Airedale [Adal] (n.) “74 © Je ah Li al OIF oe air express /n.) ple 9 Nye Bye 63) infield (x) o8 25: ell (ny Aer) shee airflow (n.) (WARE OL dol te ha pb airfoil (mj) CES) lee IE: PUI YL plat GE pes NEN gy fp Balad lee ( dl ae (oid gh ol op BEAN See air force (n.) BAIR aes oth ote airframe (n,) #7) Oo; + (ey shal J 5 sll Ss air gun (n.) (h pall dl fon) gle me) airbrush (F) iia gly db (1) air hole (n.)- (Rens glace ( gle 4 (1) te 20. (to ~ a satire at some vice) S- yt'n(t) airily (adv.) OGas cas cht te BY he Bi, peta ale (oy Tt “airy -4)« Bese ce Se Bo 6 La (1) ae asa ¢ aimless (adj.) - 7 % aimlessly (adv.) air [ar] (x, 500.) preety air lane (n.) G fle (P(E) nepein Sie das vo LD TE) airless (adj) FE (1) lat hye Jalal le (a) (went on Oy jib + yalyacn. SV ale (t) bye air letter (n.) ¥2¥ WE PE, B)9 (1) Eye DL (1) HS tr. prot ae ele ahh (0) the ~ ) eH! Bay waar; 8 cae; dears Geen; E me; Lins Fite; bts @ bones & orphan; bl Gi grad; 6b boot; om out; 6 unders unity; urgent; th thing; gh thts 2h vision; 2a in alone, © in system, i in easily, 9 in gallop, «in ious,airlift airlift (n.) air line (n.) airliner (n.) «(cme kee Joss) 3 fb airmail (n. ; 01. 5 adj.) ees ere) stlad Cee I) Er er st! FSP 6 BO gr ae OY airman (7.) airmanship (1.) air mass (n.) ga) Bist yes) ay ay Pa wT gt Ch sing air mile (n.) (ba evant gt dtl air-minded (adj.) 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Aldebaran [il d&b’a ron] (4r.) aldehyde [8Pdo hid] (n.) alder (6Pdar] m) = 1H a alderman (1.) we SeSea8 ob ale (al (%) PL pp 3M GOK gS g tory [¥li 9 tor'l] (adj) Boal ge Coad f bbl aye js (1) abe pe geo) ed we) aise (an ~ contract) cg BLU ile 3 9! Ge yf all ite oe alee [2 1] (adj.;.adv. ) odes alchou ‘n.) dak gt alembie [2 1énvbik) (n.): 5591+ SAY! (9) ped Seb Swe aL} alert [> lart’) (adj i 5 (1) ia gd y ben (Ripe ley “ap le ny SS) SAV ae alembic ThE (\) pan ib py Jue I Ce cb Skil ey a alertness (n.) (a ca the ~, Ml yp ples Se aleurone (2 15610"! /n.) sole ry oh de yah Jb (eos alienation Alexandrine (n,) (4) Jedi gle alexia [2 18&’si 2] (n.) gt Yel ial se ral alexin ( 9 18%?sin) /n.) & 5S Kye dole Sep eal alfalfa (al £31'fa} (.) alforja (&l f6r'ja) (n.) ~ saddlebag. alfresco (ado. ; adj.) (to dine ~; lao ij an ~ café) alg- or algo- (algophobia) a tee Bal alga (4l'ga] (n.) pl -eabo-s 2212 (guy LA algebra [iPj9 bra] /4r.) () FBN gles Fb algebraic ; -al (adj. Cd ab ples glee gfe algebraic equation /x., © eh data algebraic expression (n.) ) St! ns! algebraic function /».) edt ow algebraist (1 ot le sataball «ht gal in jag PRM b a SABC ste os (neuralgia) “Qh: Was ti alg- algoid [l'goid] adj.) Algol [al g6l] (tr. algolagni wetalhiy “Qs oe (bes uy! Ses oe Palas SN il gle Vaal anal oo sth Mei gtosi sug: ote J oe te algology [Al g01 ji} (2.) algometer jn.) PM +f Sim ld! srw, algophobia (1) algorism ; algorithm (Ar.) pbs bya (afm) c+ ne Ba 8) (ade.j mj dA eo! 0) SUK Ss Aly) 9 bil. 52 jt)pedibalicl sah (yy Cr ksh psa pos ae ah (ry 8 Se (ny A (ise BIG ie BN Egy te TIS SIS ll ose (DX alidade (309 dad’) (Ar) op tie tt : Gola! et SI gb tal eee alien [al'yan] (adj. 5. 5 ot Jager ers tA ale (9 (ideas ~ to our way of thinking) ll. pe (1) Jee) fe a $path a ae BL (Selly fe alienable (adj) J] Sh bf Sees ysl pe Pye alienate [al'ya nit’) (v1) (SEA) is oO Pec ee a vt st J ale ile (n.) pl. alewives (x, Cig shy tote (1) «(to ~ capital from its natural channels) oe J SS) aad cp ee: SSC) te Tew atienation /n.) PT gt She gt She bo) Alexandrian (adj) 25) SOM So rienig EH (1) fe SHH Cr ole Fal (1) Way Bde; ears dary bem; Emo; tim; bite Blot © bone; B amphan; of boll Go good; 02 boot; ow a SG unders @ wnity; @ ungent; ah thing QM this; ah visions 9a im ale, © in system, fin exlyy © in gall, in crs,alienee np SL Ts Spt dad a1 ASI ab “fil Sa 1 Ae bee Si Se Ss Spt aliform (Al'9 form’; &-] (adj.) (q+) SHI pote alight [2 lit’] (vi. ; adj. ; adv.)- Calag 2) FAO) Botaly (Je gd st) ae cr) Se CZpllly The (1 ta (0) Sp je caer 8 align also aline [9 lin] (et 5.) » pala, (DX pale ot ad ipa Sa ee Cb Rab 3) oA Spt (el alignment also alinement (n.) align = (1) wea oy) phe () te): ae Ke I okt ke Or (STL alike [2 lik’] (adv, ; adj.) t48 Je + i Ha jl (1) pyle + alps (1) 9 (Great all customers ~) 3 Lt! (The darkness and the light are both ~to thee.) ple aliment [n, al’ mant; 0. -mént’] (n.j01.), > “44 (') —alimental (adj.) HM Sos alimentary (adi) «#224 5) slid glee: glis (X) alienee (n.) alienist (n.) alienor (n.) alimentary canal (n.) alimentation (n.) - —' 2 alimentative (adj.) = nutritive. alimony [4!’2 mé’ni) (n.) Alioth (7) rao) aliphatic [4l’s favik) (adj.) aliquant (4's kwant] (adj.) CBee Sly at ots aliquot (82 kwat] (adj), SY LES) “Gt ih CBee op Cel eh V0 aliunde [a'li tin'di} (adv. 5 adj.) - AT 9S 3} phan alive [2 liv’] (adj.) AL EO Spies els () (keep the fire ~) 82+ Lath (4) bo ale sleti (£) (~ to the danger) “(The ake wpe > with fishy? 132 alizarin [2 liz’s rin] (n.) fan, poh inet y Cs gp ai de poe 1989) alkabest [al*ks hést’] (.) B05 YT cael Gale Spabl Jp ieadl aS wba ta pote SNM Gree “ee alkalescent [4l’k> ee (adj.) alkali [Al’ka li] (n. ; (3) BL i jh tas DT alkalify (vt. ji.) alkalimeter (n.) alkalosis (n,) - Vy 91 alkanet (1,) -(<5) stb! peopled Jo. cnt age yo CA pol all [3] (aj. 5 ado. ; prom. 5m.) VOCS (Thebeer wns ~,) Ss etig-™ (¥y GA INCH) (gat ~ alone Jeger EIEN J YS (Us tat ~ 2) + y+ Je) §(The score is three ~.) (G0 lose one’s ~) +t Sle be JS (ry § ~ alone reprrerantrres) = along «ttt ie LS (1) WS Jb Ye (1) ~ but La Peet Shy HU |. be ea lis J ~ over Asia ~ tight 1 giles Ln above ~, : ote 8 after~, +t 2) ab “ ee ae for ~ that oe for good and ~, BE a op in ~, «te Gide not at ~, sly ge SV cry Cale (1) tobe ~ over «(glee ) Lay ee to be ~ over (up) with AAT 4“ (1) seal ge Ay Allah (it’s ; #12] (n.) a all-American (aqj,) BS al poe » Sy a (ry Ie: Labs = JSS ASN Gund LYE fe (1) PE (Se boul! AY jw aie y pat ip eU all-around (adj.) = J + Fe (1) Sie! a 4 (1) allay [2 187} (ot.) EY) GS) (Lath ns ON) allegation [&l’ 0 ody clesl allege (2 18] (ot.) -2 AM aH allegiance {2 Ian] (1.) PIE) pat) Aa) Cea) allegiant [2 [@'jant] (adj.) AVN Gabe allegoric; allegorical (adj.) poll 9 Be allegorize (or.) pH (1) ihn st intl Zw (1) ee allegory (A's gor't] (n.) 432 Lai() bbe 5 518 (1) allegretto (a. 5m)» (29 tere (eo Jeb) + (9) Bate _ Shab (1) § Er ve qay ‘Eel (Ay allegro (a 18°gr6) (adj. alkaline [8I°ka lin’; -Iin] (adj (pies ie Fabs cy § alkalinity (n.) aut: ey ‘alleluia [81's 168'ya] (inter) (5) YJ! yo alkalinization (n.) « “7! coe allemande (i's mind’] (m,) «Baw 3h ll dak) a ee tleegen (n) Heel gfe: slg ager Bal Kets wie; 8 cme; ear; Eeegs mes Has Lites les bone; O orphan; of bail grads boot; ow out; S unders uniy; 6 urgents ch thing; this; ah vision; aa in lone, in system, fin ently, © in gallop, win cies,allergic allergic (adj.) te Bie Slut he cy salt) ELL! Olea I Stayed (Op op ne (Q aelt allergy [iar] (m.) 22: abe) + (ey SSI CN) pei (N) GLa S 2d fa el Ly alleviate [2 12vi a] for.) Hoa + 9S hie alleviation (n,) —alleviative; -tory (adj.) alley [Wi] (p.) He J CO eS) (ry Bid Tad et Lae at Ub Ge CD (marble 2.1) TF + 4h (t) Bi alleyway (1) see) B85 Oy All Fools’ Day (my "Sl pe = (prt) bs yt all fours (n. pl.) - 2b goles eA STO) sseven-up (1) dhe yy SI IS ee Allhallows (n.) aliheal (7) (5) Sept aoae J pet ise Std yh GBH Aish Toe Cah at Fa Tee ge GD Yue alliance [2 Ii'2ns] (n.) gic) 0) 2b the vel l(t) (Syl gz) Ge (ry i alee (the ~between religion and morals) ,attat' ols + allied [2 lid? 5 AP id} (adj) 4n2 "ies pdms (1) 5(1r) (~ mations) age +calle (1) (~ banks) -(~ animals) t+ WL yt yates I clio ty at alligator (8l'2 gator] (n.) > 2%! (\) Ea) sb0 ae) Sal ot alliaceous (adj.) iy bial Ary (blll ale N cpl US pe Bg bo AT ee Seth deegh pa (4) alligator alliterate (vi. ; t.) CASS Gal ty) Ure ite alliteration [9113 ri’shan] (n.)_| 1 4S! Ut! duke nhl “Je Gost ft ors (chreatening throngs +) allitum (81°% am] (n.) + S'A9! dhad go ptt pe: oot BOTs badly Sy pll ph bey allocate [Ao kit] (or) 6 Es Ge) Og Gx) on Basen allocation (7.) kam (1) allocate 44 (1) allocution [8’2 kishon} (n.) oh) hae te Coe tte (5) (ee) pe Sey allogamy (7.) + (allopathy wg SHb: UM ke TAT LANG lt Jee Ye gyi all gill 2 Agel Qh all os allopathic /adj.) allopathy [2 lp’ thi] (n.) 39 alluvion allot [2 160) /v.) (Lae) Cin eee -(to~ money for a.new college) Ga 4 A at. (¥) allotment (n.) 4 (1) > ee + yaa (1) allotrope (81's tr9p') (n.) 7) etl Js allotropie adj.) (2) 54 J abe iS apr: Jol — se ot ST J ihe Se ( jae tole yy allottee (n.) La oe pain all-out (adj) UUs near panes lds pis (an ~ effort) + 5 sit allover [adj, 88'var ;.n. 62'6'var} (adj n.) * HY (1) Shy ao | LA (ged DTK pelt) AS tole aie 2S gt) ot allow [2 low], (vr. 5 j,) (00 ~ a person ae (1) ele Je rae ah (1) £ 300 for expenses) pL: (1) (to ~ an hour for changing trains) US Sa + Eo ye (t) (~ ed the claim) gs See (to ~ 4 door to stand open) 5 (no smoking, ~ed) COTM perce Cg diy Sal (0) = (to ~ for shrinkage) 3! a (x allowable (adj.) Ore cles Be allowance [2 lou'ans], (n.) ee (the ~ pos UL Or Sa = Des tale (1) + RY(2) (2h) quldl « slit! (4) for breakage) (the ~ "mbit LAL) (the ~ of slavery of a csim) Tole dh, EE Sy ej fe, alloy [n. aloi, aloi’s v. 2 loi} (m, 5 vt.) ) (a) Be (1) to make ~s for (Brass is an~ of copper and zinc.) 51s! Jytaee dade (There is some ~ in sri Stak 29 er pee Smt) ut) FC 3 “As Hl A) ee (1) this gold.) vali ey Go) EE ae te ay all right (ado. sa. tek) Pere OP ee (Are you~?) ile all-round = all-around. All Saints’ Day (.) allseed (n.) «23 AS Harde SUL All Souls’ Day (1. (A) nb eS salle allspice (n.) Pe Sih et A i allude [9 1964") (vi.) ysl ah allure [91650] (ot. 5m.) 12100 S —allurement (7,) —alluring (agi) allusion [2 163'zhan) (n.) 24100 Us aly —allusive (adj,) ie ine alluvial (adj. jn.) sur® WOOS gee pb) alluvion (9 156°vi an] (n.)_ ee slag (1) oUt Oe a a Fee alg ole any HAD dogs SIN a Has ole Bary eda; Meme; Hoary Eom; me; Kany bites S under; unity; G urgent; ch thing; WK this; ah vision; ae in alone, © io system, Fin casily, 0 in & lot; 8 bone; @ orphan; of boll 5% good: 60 boot; ou outsalluvium alluvium (n.) pl. -s or -via case + gab ally [v. 917 5. Pi, 9 IP) (ot. si. 5m.) i oe abe () Ge ae ey son BEN) chad Gb oe lms (x U de pai (H) tualag ST gl sara Ae) tbe dp (0) Dw almagest [al’'ma jést’] (n.) Boll sap Oy SE eT road sla Sage St halt gant gle G deed Oy al J Cady base + (al ha SSy alma mater [i'm mitar] (n.) CaM Nee OE BAIS Ub 359 Fest ate. a almanac [6!’mo nak’] (n.) almighty (61 mP'ti] (adj. i seap. 8 Ge) almond [mond ; im’and] (#.) 0901) ()398 0) almond-eyed (adj.) = ‘ almond green (n) 2% pdelog : (55g aS almoner (n,) G2 e592 GIS: hyp: Stina Jy almost (6l'mést3 61 mist’) (adv.) Lae alms [mz] (n. sing. or pl.) ae ee almshouse [imz’-] (n.) Coby lade «she almsman (7.) ke de te alt aloe [879] (n.) er CROW: pall + LEPC G Jtpaloes eu Fy blae el aloft [9 16f’] (ade.) Ue Taba Ue cy « Salpaly te 2M cy We 5 itl yb Gg aloha [2 16%] (interj.) «eh (¥) ons ba : si (1) loin (81° in] (n.) ee Le a (aloe «4 #39 alone [2 lon’] (adj. 5 adv.) tay age ¢ ag (1) by toads BCT) (~ with one’s thoughts) E'S, YG CF (Man shall not live by bread ~.) (He ~ £53 sein y(t) § (Sheis ~ in worth.) «(left her in the house ~) it sT>y (¢) can do it.) along [2 ling’) (prep. ; adv.) #5! 3 4 yb Je (1) (move ~) LY! 51 (1) 9 (to sail ~ the coast) Lis” + (4) (Word was passed ~) AT J} ant (1) shes G+ es% (@) (brought his sister ~) - (He had his gun ~.) COIS op et NS Mie Hb ye Me bos alongside (adv. ; prep.) - @¢2r SLe Ni ile aloof [2 156f"] (ado. ; adj.) Jie she (1) = Liar gt Lett ee pli (1) F {stood ~) alopecia [al's pé'shi 9] (n.) - che + itll Lye sr aloud [9 loud’) (adv.) .toay ~) dle Spe (1) along of (prep.) alongshore (ado.) ~-aiphabetization (n.) 40 altar rail ral usb SBS Sia oe ee et BN Spe ry et alpenglow (n.) lig ges wales se HBT Oleg Sil ph GB Gy A) apna alpenhorn or alphorn (n.) g* 31 } (WN Gxl! Spay Hel aLtay pge Bays lish Jb Lae : LS nl St Shr eG Gla A ae alpestrine [il pés’ trin] (adj.) Jor SI pc: way Ui ed Jo ot [posi ne (ny I alpha [80a] (n.) -% i Favs] or JANA wha (HES alpha and omega (n.) alpenstock (n.) “alphabet [a'fo bét(n.) A ana aston ‘alphabetic; -al (adj.)-44€ alphabetically (adv.) alphabetize (vr.) Cdl ip «cr Rael, alpha iron (njoves ine Hal tym 5 (een) prea Bye Aye fe ag Bl aitiok.» Jai sub! alpha particle (n.) + (By al dass RAN ag alpha rays By ah ast 5 a aT Alpine [4!’pin; -pin] (adj. 7 SM be xe 93 ery RI he gl Ai Sb jal fos sb Sk Alpinism (n.) “¢ wee ght Se gs Alpinist (n.) (Hl Je FI ty 8 Sle already (adv.) (It’s finished ~,) 51(4) (When I called,he had ~left the house.) cS (1) = (ve been there ~.) tile (1) alright (61 rit’) =all right. Alsatian [81 si’shan] (adj. im) dleee: igtdlay Cot Sp gy et Tas dy German (F) LAijh st 1 JW OK of IgM cH) F shepherd wis «Lat also [6Ps8] (ado.) _. also-ran (7.) Br PE ND sy pal ail Y gol (1) (Ge by 8 2 ay Altaic [8 tik} (adj.) HT gi tall a cath: gut “ally sb es i altar [8Ptar}(n.)-+ s(toread ~) Lar Gas dreds Spall Sher) altar boy (n.) alow [2 16] (ade.) = below. A alp [3lp] (n.) . he Je altarpiece (n.) + Bye ele ale te alpaca [3l pak’s} (.) tobe SINC) altar rail (n,) EES) cor gle Ht; Gada; A care; car; & egg; me; itn; I bite; 6 lot; 8 bone; 8 orphan; of boil > good; 66 boot; ow out; i under; @ unity; @ wigents ah ings hiss 2h vision; oa in alone, ¢ in sytem, im easily, 0 in gallop, in cies.altazimuth altazimuth (n.) alter [OPtar] (vt. 5 g25 (1) Jw —alterable (adj.) alterant (6Ptor ant] (adj, 5 ».) alteration (1,) «2 J (1) b alterative (adj. ; n.) SON) Janes hate ve) pallor) 9b) te debe ee altercate (6tar kat’; Al] (vi, ) altercation (n.) es) a : alter ego (n,) Sor Sete (Y) BUNT. GE") alternate (v. 6V’tar nit’, a=; adj. , n. OPtor nit, a=] eae ae alternate leaves ss OY Sle, sh oyh spate oh ony F “(~ acts of kindness) + Sate () wi oe Yl en ie HSI (2) 5 (~ leaves) hh yale to read the ~ lines east alternate angles alternately (adv.) Tosi i alternating current (n.) -(5) <9! alternation (n.) «34 3H (1) Hie dks (1) alternative (61 tira tiv ; Al] (adj. 5.) * GO) af he (NS (~ plans) ole! inl a (the ~ of remaining neutral or attacking) 1» (They chose the age A oe AS) ol: fat (ry (#) ~ of attacking.) (We had no ~ “ot but to attack.) —alternatively (adv, ) alternator (n,) y+ althorn (8lhérn’] (7) although also altho [61h] (con. cl altimeter (n.) altimetry (n.) altitude (afta ad’ (n,) + 29'0) SH Gale ph all GWM ale sgh goes! NE ace Gy) BST BLN age A pe Sp A gett JSS Tae y aye ral baie ap ee Ty) (ay oh (gli J antl) 58 (7) alto (8018) (n.sadi.) Se Bales 281) eo why (Vy lal ate J Se ait Gr Jie J! BE th (ry Spel adsl al Sy She Job 41 amalgamator altocummalus (nil jy pine JS: ¢ Ob AU SLA OS ot oe altogether [6'ta gear] /adv.) US LEG) dene Js ihe (1) (~ bad) gue gp WSIS HLL! Je - Jie Yu (1) (amounted ~ to sixty dollars) (pit wasn’t a very ssicon journey) alto-relievo or alto-rilievo (n. altostratus (7) yee Seely cimostratus Sy Qe Gh tous altruism (8Ptr66 jz’am) (n.) - br aleruist (1) (BAT as altruistic (adj.) cat alum (&?amn} (7.) Poe alumina (n.) Ore ast aluminate (n.) (8) Styl aluminiferous (ad) cele se pel aluminium (iy2 min’t 2m] (n.) = aluminum, |, aluminize (vt. Pu oS Nelle: nh ot Shee par Shoes peti Ce cae dee TUS Bes aluminous (adj.) aluminum (3 150'ma nem] (7.) alumna {9 tim’na] (n.) pl-e alumaus [9 lim] (n.j ple eni r T AS we alumroot /n.) saath dail sp ot Sy alunite [3?’ya nit] /n.) (231 alveolar [al v3" lor] /ad).) Oy, ee alveolar artery (n.) co as alveolate (ag. - SY 8 eB RL alveolus [51 v2 las} (x. pl “li Se > 48 () BN Fai alvine [il'vi ) oom > gh always (6P'waz val Tee alyssum (n.) sw am [am] /v.) a) ost ALM. or a.m. Ab fb b.S AM. = aenadonfin'sd50] (nse Ts ,L8 Cilla oe LAY BLAS 1 FSA) BB ie vor et «(pleased ~ ) ayy “a> J amalgam [9 ma’gam] /n.) ee) eH CA) Tee) sel Sale sh ST oul cape Gs amalgamate (2 mage mat'}/vt 34) (2) 2.) wt ee) A OOK oh mM amalgamated (adj.) amalgamation (n.)(*) ao Oe Ss o ees gash (8 altho or. dag! amalgamator /n.) b~ cee 231 Kay ada; ewe; weary Ee Eme; Fas 1 bites Get; 8 bones 8 orphan; of bell Bo gmt; 6 boot; ou out; under, uniys urgent; th things thins ah vision 2-2 in alone, ¢ ia system, fin easly, 0 in gallop, win circusamanita 42 amanita (n.) Wee ; Jah ead op ls oui amanuensis [2 man’ yo, én’sis] (n,) pl. -se8 (1) aye ak THe 6 gS or amaranth [am’s ranch’) (n.) «JY +) BI) Sle oth ah (Sy a Al alle dal (1) 1 pe Sf LAN Joa Ol on. SU amaranthine (adj:) ay Aad at + ya ober) (ry de etre tr eV h amarelle [4m’s rl] (n.) A) GIS ey amaryllis [4m’s rif'is] (n.)-b= A or 8 2 0 amass [2 mis’} (vt.) - 2S (1) C8 397) OE) amateur (1.3 adj.) “o* (X) (3 33) 38 0)) eV Bee§ ge Fy GLa = eb sha ae On la amateurish (adj.) amative (ad.) (pHa amativeness (n.) « ( g~! Jus! J) 41 St gs amatol [im’s tl] (n.) Spree bab : gu amatory or amatorial (adj.) (~ poems) gi* amaurosis (1.) EN Ge ee ey amaze [9 maz’] vt.) + Jai amazement [9 maz’-] (n.) = ehasil i amazing [9 ma’zing] (adj.) chee bale amazon [im’9 zn’) (n.) He! = Zi5348 : cap. (1) a as Shelly Sle Spey WM ae ad Oi ca oF ves SG + te pe BFC) Gaal cap. (1) dona OD atte (NY AM onl ile jae amazonian (adj.) 2a oe SE oe ambassador [’m bis’s dar] (n.) —ambassadorial (adj.) Poe Same ambassadress [9 dris] (n.) - ai 33 (1) ine (1) amber [im’bar] (n. ; adj.) 22(1) (@) 44S ON) SeaS YS Bt) SP Ska Ao: ot gS Nl ( ambergris (n:)_ Bbw piatise: 20 Oebr ae Ss eT Sly 6 AT ba a be (agai iets j eed yy) (ambidextrous) US «YS: Wa tal, (es lel Je lb: ACLat (ay ke () ambi- ambidexter (adj. ;n.)* des! (Snes 38 Rohe De cae 93 + iN (ty ee laa: SCE Gay SHEN) BU Hele (1) ghee yey ty LS ambidextrous [im’bo dék’stras] (adj) st (1) # Gilet) sleet Ue Ses (1) (ambidexter 1 '3) ster BS gale ambience or ambiance [im’bé-|(n.). #3: 9° ambient [im’bi-] (adj). (~ air) 2 Ss yl at ambiguity [4m’bo gis ti]/n Juco done ate (1) ee a hank LS (1) ambiguous [im big'y& 2s] adj.) (1) LAs (1) ambidexterity (n.) ameliorative uth I ne Fe AOD ane OO) (the ~ of sue + Gls (4) 29 (") Edison’s popularity) ambition [im bish’on] (n. ; vt.) [come SE gels OF) § (The crown was his ~.) ok (1) ambitious [%m bish’os] (adj.) J.C) cab (\) (Iwas 3! ae (ry (an ~ attempt) cpb Je not ~ of seeing this ceremony) ambiversion (n.) = (B) shy LUI VIS ambivert (n.) J Qf uah* : +bbiVy LLIY + JK Solely (entrovert) eal! yp JS atlas a CS (+) be Gntrovert) amble [am’bal] (27. ; n.) ae Coll) pe salen Shee (te, See ambiguously (adv.) ambiguousness (.) ambit [im’bit) (n.) . . a ee ambler (1.) eS (1) [ey soy gl al 231089) 0) Labs amblyopia (n.) 22 af oo padi p BL: (qe) FSI TA b pae ambrosia [Am bri'zha] (n,) 2° 1-71 UNI pub shh (1) dey ie SL FS ba ay a ambrosial (adj.) > 1 HY! je 5 plas’ eh (1) LANG pie BLO) be Ue SL WLI I Gta ambry [m’brl] (1.) SN ah Cape shy Bhs Cy pial Be (1) LILY dele jP pbabll GT UI ambulacral (adj.) 4» ras ambulacrum (n.) pl. -cra i! etl! gan}: ta gan LIS) 5 “ALAND Ue 5 rs ambulance (dm’bya lans] (n.) A= lal! ft (1) ee Cath Sb a) AL! Gil, Se ambulance chaser (n) _f# ! SW Ob p Gee capil Ula gs yal 40] Jo Sal Uns he rete gmbulacrum ambulant [4m’byo lgnt] (adj.) ambulate [-Lét’) (v1.) ambulatory (adj. ;.) feel a EO (Co well) ait 25 (1) ie fay ae (~ patient) Jona Je Sas stil ph ae +O BS 3) Sie “gee (2) 8 ambuscade [im'bas kad'] (n. 0. 51) ra eS on pele OXI Se (OS ambush [im’bdish] (ot. 3.5m.) OSs cx pk (Y) Dar all wet. Bey aS thy YS dt oaSe (OX oS ameba; amebic, etc. - amoeba; amoebic, etc. amebic dysentery (n.) (4) or ap ameer [9 mir’) (n.) ja ameliorate[a mél'ys r8t(0t. 5 i,)- > J, aments amerce [9 mars’] (o1,) FT) pA) amercement (1.) sien) BA) Ee) American (2 mér’a kan] (1. 5 adj.)s sth: Fx (4) stal toh cage. Laghl gf ULE Syl age ge jot Bind SLY bly wedage Ay I LS Sad alan § is 8 Americana (n. pl.) SAI 3} SI 4 Bl y tape Ven American English (7.) Kpbegh tal: aS yw IY - pay) AS SN banal! SLY OK yp 4 :Su Bh im Mle dake a2 YS) « Ble J SY (ial i sel American Indian (n,)- 15 lags wel: 5S) gal Americanism/(n.jS UY ANT) S vice (1) wy is Band UNG Hee “Le gl “hate Mais ny ish) Americanization (r.) : | |. americanize (v1. ;i. often cap, ects pagel a 2 43 ammonity —amethystine fad.) Hs Sie Scr) 8 ametropia [im’o tr6’pi a) /n.) (Ay Amharie (1.5 adj.) teed Bs ay (1) selon amiability (n.) oy Sa At amiable [4’mi 9 bal] adj.) adds dO) «(an ~ mood) (52'5 (%) amiableness (n.) ~ amiability. amianthus or amiantus /n._ (~ tothe guests) 25 amicable [im’s ko bal] (adj —amicability (n.) amicable numbers amicably (adv. ot amice [im’is) (n.) AS Je AS) ih 3? amicus curiae (L.) J Web a) lant: LSut! Ske (3) ted ea SSH) etl gl Gee eit amid [> oer (prep.) 4 amide [1 amido [2 médo} (ai. Oly Oe, amidol (nj 3 pS oll ge hee ole amidships (ade.) amidst [9 midst’] (prep. amigo [4 mé’g9] /Sp.) amine [amén’] (n.) emt Dl ©) pl ue sae “Je amino (adj.) amino acid (7. OS aur amir (9 mir] (n.) a amiss [3 mis’) /adj. ; adv.) ait (Tle (A) (to speak ~ ) 3 2h dijo (ry § to take ~ lee mitosis (m's 1 i, fn) 9) sai om gay bs ou pea Gece we (opt oy oly ) al» amitotie (adi) amity [im’s ti] (n.) ammeter (n,) 29% f2.45! ammine [8m’én ; 2 mén’] (n.j)_ >! Og HN) ) AN OILS oS ammino (ad OS GAN See ammo [im’s} /x.) = ammunition. ammonia [9 mon’ya] fn.) 22% (1) 8 O) ammoniac [9 mé"-] (n. ; adj. isp cen Sabin! ro) ammoniacal /adj.) <> al op aly 2 Seah sales ese J gil ammoniate /vt.) americium (n.) - >! gels sj nae sas ammonia water (n.) Amerind (n.) «pb Sl ape so gon gts! ammonify [a mén’o fi] on 51, amethyst [lath nai) Ae + Cove (1) S treason) amour [9 mdbr] (1.462 2 tle Be gh le De amour propre [a moor préjpr] (F. ampelopsis (n.) 2 OU amperage (n,) 270 Ee fo 45h. ampere [im’pir] (n,)-f8.45) 20 38 ll bey il ampere-hour (n.) OS) ple als de ampere-turn (7) (9) GK amphi- or amph- 5 c+» WSs IS: Lala Bal (amphibious) 32) 9S se + cxegtl amphibian [&m fib’ on] (n. 5 adj.) + (@) 34d (1 + Amphibia “Utd st stalks BUS. LW oy oll FAW get Ste Boe CONT LL sh: Bas sen dl ly open es ODS abl de te SE aly lt amphibiology (n.) «Ut! ple = (qe) will ple amphibiotic (adj) «67'G pooaes tee J Se amphibious [Am fb" 3] (adj.) Je 25 ele = Yee) pir (~ plants) «lly Pier ay WB oe Ose Tinney WAG aly amphibolous (adj.) - amphicarpie (adj.) amphipod (4m'fo pid] (n. 5 ad. Nes ot es Amphipoda MW obese gy of eS CoS eM y cise BO, amphistylar (adj.) - (o*) stl Gael 8) hitheater ; amphitheatre (n.)u4 (1) g-4#(\) = Uhr Ce A OS SS yrs Toe amphitheatri or amphithestical (a) amphora [infers] (poe a GAM OS oie ON F BSN Sd one ao ample [im’pal](adj.) AW) Or eo (1) (an ~ narrative) ¢—~ (") ampleness(n.)-(") is (Himes CLK) horn amplexicanl (adi) Se? (qe gies "(~ leaves) SCI Sie ampliation [im pli Pshon] (m.) °° C864) ges? amplification (n.) - +2015 (SS) 05 ped () SE IS (TD tae 0 Kay wdaw; Gewes der; dems Emo; 1 ins T bites 6 bts 8 bone; 6 orphan; of teil 68 good; 60 boot; ow out; @ under; @ unity; @ urgent; th thing; pW this; zh vision; 2~a im aloo, ¢ in system, i in casily, o in gallop, u in Grows.amplificatory amplificatory (adj.) 22 (1) Bue) ge amplifier (n.) - () Stl se Sualt (Soamplify 8 ( amplify [4m’plo f’] (vt. 5.) BAO Exo OS) St pe BL CT) ees welts ex amplitude [4m’plo tid’ ; -156 ") (neds (1) Eat) (5) ball BS (0) (9) Hee (HAS 85d (HY amplitude modulation (n.) =) bt aa amply [&m’pli) adv.) Wek) ie (T) HO (1) ampul [&m'pill] or ampoule [im’posl] (n.) :(2) 4,39) yep ely dee Je pt pe he olny (by abd Ge, ampulla (im pil] (n.) ple 3) te) 52,8 () (De) BIH AO (eae Sh amputate [&m'py60 tit] ot.) (riz tan Nie) amputee (n.) tole then clael yo pie 54 28 muck [2 miik’] = amok. amulet [Am’ya lit} (n.) em + amuse [2 miiz’] (ot.) tna’ (XY eo ee ay amusement (2) ib JS SL) #0) amusement park (n.) poe de amusing; amusive (adj.)-2~a (1) “Fo (1) amygdala (n.)- G+! J57 so! S HMMS amygdalate (adj.) an epee Salle 2 Gis) amygdalin (1,)-OY AI) apr yA Se: LS amygdaloid [2 mig’da loid’} (n. ; adj.) satay DY CMe tke Gaal Ue Jee Jy Ae Sead ety Lal amygdaloidal (¥) § (0) doll! Ge (~ rocks) jpbencn. JSH! amyl [im'l] (n.) oO A amyl- or amylo- * (aomplolysis) «C23 : Wobae ob ‘amylaceous [im’s 1i’shas} (adj.) + amyl alcohol (n.) amylase (n.) oe a lady OU Dy (So SP eg ye vols ee amylene (n.) amyloid or amyloidal (adj.) amyloid (n.) ae amylolysis /n.) (22 Ut! aby 7K gy Se amylopsin (n.) 4S) bla! J ige seth (eS) Ke EN SSE ite al sg Hh Hakall GA {Nal en amylose /n,) - 32h Aly USI Le oe amylum [im’s lam] (n.) ‘an [in] (indef. artic. ;conj.) SWS! Get SS sand (1) 9 (~ artist) De (anhydrous) 2b cy + 3 + Y : Unb Dal wan or -ian also -ean, aac Waban tie (historian) ji vaaice J} Cb (1) (American) ana (adv. jn.) eos! gj Jaen) ee Iie (1) kas Bane; Mowe; Beary Fem; E mes Lins Edie; Wunders & unity; @ urgent; th thing; a this; analogue tee ve le ake bil y temeale (IG Eb «ap Sh ae Tipe Clyde OK ana «bg Sloe. GS Ss So ate: Miho BF aan. de Go I ag oo OP Sly ee: lata D (Americana) \ ¢ pi Anabaptism (n.) 5 (eA all ates Ja Anabaptist (7.) We jae: otal byl ope, Vere ple tes ayasl S i pal ads (8) Sib sae ayy alt anabasis( ni/2 sis] pl. 2968 (x) + 6 Ke a5 (1) ae eg Se li (N) Se le (an ~ wind) 39 Jl gis + tote pea Gale] Je byob s (gh 3a pal anabolism (1. aplda LN 2 (qa) skal (ht Tile et ss anachronism [9 nik’ra niz’am) (n.) 424! Hla (1) Ey Daa 8 J Sa ate a - anaconda (n,) of Ho Sirboe al ; gh alas anadem [4n’ dém’] (n.) AH) psd anadromous [3 nid’ra mas} a “pete: ae en Ae SI teN SL so) anaemia (9 n8'm{ 3] /n.) = anemia. anacrobe (2.) (anaerobic |) gla! gaxzit anaerobic (adj.) 2 34! Je “ab ch: (ay QA giao ila She ce. eS SL « (~ fermentation) (ge +526 anaesthesia ; anaesthetic = anesthesia; anesthetic. anaglyph [in’o glif} (7.) Sa ead" as anagoge or anagogy (n.)-(g2 24) pais gel sb anagram [in’s grim] (n. jot.) 24 “domed th! (\) ide LIS Ss Se, LES ela She ne Wy Seek: pl.c1)(Galemus is an~ of angelus.) ae BB] ts ASI OWS Gomes ta OLS Sel can Fae HES YW oe'! anagrammatize (0t.) anal (no!) (adj,) anal canal /n.) analects ; analecta (x. fl.) analeptic (adj. ; n.) ~_#+H2 (1) S exes dese Sie analgesia (n,)-2) fot 22 oe (Ve a2 (91 4s analgesic (adj. ; n.) BE ey GR analogic j-al (agi) GFE) pel (De!) analogous (2 ls g2s] (adj,).wl2s! (1) BE 5 alee OO) analogue or analog [in’2 16g’] (n.) Past + (1) of boll 5 good; 68 boot; ou out; 6 lot; @ bone; @ orphan; vision; 2-2 in alone, ¢ in system, iin easily, 0 in gallop, in ciraw.analogue computer 46 pool Galil Glee “pao LAI pal «Bt (1) © eM CEN Gf ce Lake eS, ST OL stoked CD GSTS aye ge KI Sy analogue computer (n.) ot 78: ell Ratt sett oY vs reo analphabet (n.) US HLA Sa Vy 2 pt analysand (n,) «sil fot ate att Lew fle! analyse (ot.) = analyze , analysis [2 nas sis] (n.) pl. ~ses -<)3ei(%) JE (1) psychoanalysis (£) a2 + fay (t analyst [n'a list] (m.) > prt Sal (Y) nt (1) analytic [n'a livik] (adj.) dS E28 (1) ee (1) (~ languages) ~~ + lel (") (@ keenly ~ man) BiG egy ISL Vs aptly ove (1) + grill Jail, ole (0) (All spinsters are unmarried.) analytical adj.) analytic geometry (n.) 2) Adon React analytics (n.) Feb Least (1) ell nc (9) analyzable (adj.) TE aes bat analyze [in'a li] (or) FCM) recy fle) analyzation (n,) «(ext dew!) tis boy La anamnesis (1.) pl.-ses - 22 Ge (1) 555 (1) ananas or anana (n.) = pineapple. anandrous (adj,)-() #5 il Lael ge: OS gue Ananias [in’2 nPse] (n.) , Se EE Jest nei) : ananthous [& nan’thas) (ad.)-C) 23! 42 anapest(n.) - A & CA Sy O55: anaphase [io'ofiz'|n) Yl als(qey had ah ual wel tae sb edgy PT a IF ein op Mes bara ih anaphora (n.) Dbl J snl daa! 2s LD PH AA bels OST) cal analogy (n.) #2) gx #5 (1) (3), anaphrodisiae (adj. ;.) tome be Ce) anaphylaxis (n.) %-l+! BBs qe ey ssl 2S pbb pb SME Se Se oyy Uh anaplasty (»,) — plastic surgery. . amarch [3n’irk] (n.) « Satyil meth § is rdydll anarchic [in irkik] or anarchical (adj.) «6 anarchism (4n’ar kiz’om] (n.) 428 ch weep ab eS ULI IE ae Ue Be eae tip ots, Busy 92 Seah ce LLL, SYN oy gl sl Yeti Fo anarchist [n’ar kist] (n. ; adj.) #2 «Ts Fyodor» llth lh FEF UN AML Je fe anchorite ah (Ah A th ay ol —anarchistic (adj.) eee (8 anarchy [&n’ar ki] (».) SS! ota aly (ry WB op 8 ioe! ink is tan aes gue ep he Go SS “3h we Jase “Ba rer BoB) gad (N) WNE AY goes sis anastigmat (7. (ya inl el anastigmatie (adj)- (2) #52 Ysgimae anastomosis (n.) pl. -ses th th = (@) = = gh ka plat ee Gab cat) ORL + Jols + Ge (1) (ob) pt i,S oy (A) Sal anastrophe [-"tr9 fi] (n.) (gp aed! LISI yl Ci anathema [9 nith’ ma] (n,)#\ ANS ret ale (1) pad (N) Sal on (SS) cme MN IE Geb Las (4H) abe CH) (LAS) Ol sf anathematize (ot.) orb § (oH op) Pre Anatolian [in's tll on] (n. 5 adj.) Ho! “r3091() CW ye dope 2 LpstYl Uh CY) Jab ated a ia 5b ye Cap UAT sas Qh neal Jou “Qrstt ory § day 58! anatomic ; al (adj) Cet play Glace s anatomist (n.) °C. OY) eet lee att 1), 2 Stl nor anatomize [a nit'smiz’] (or.) SCN) C2 (1) ‘anatomy [2 nit’s mi] (n.) SA! eb> CH) atl ple Fly (1) taal “sal SSA (4) HU SF tebe OLN Pci, dé (0) cig od ae Aah doit) grt itch gle () ~ance ssstnce) tae + Joe (1): + (Conductance) #32 sh shade (protuberance) (1) ancestor [in'sés tar] (n.) ele ancestral (adj.) «+ ancestry (Bn's&s tl] (n.) DUD plied tee anchor [Ang’kat] (x. 5 vt. 31.) Led cy ae 1) F or aa (16 Pace ystal! Ge aut to cast (drop) ~, to weigh ~, anchorage [ing’kar ji] (n.) 2 1 OU alg 3P30Ce () LLY pen (1D Be 6 iat) as adae; A care; Sanders wnitys @ urgent; for Fem; Ems bin; fh ching; this, 1 bites anchoress or ancress (n.) sual: Kal anchorite also anchoret (n.) eal «cet 4 lots 6 bones 8 orphas; of boll 6 good; 9 boot; ow outs ‘th vsioo; aa in alone, ¢ in system, i in easly, © in gallop, in cine,anchovy anchovy {&n’ch6 vi] (n.) etc) AUN) WAL St LS plea gel ip pli gu ancien régime [in syin’ ré zhem’] (F.) ah ot ancient [&n’shant} (adj. 3 n.) J! dx : Hels = 6-9) co Sd hg Js SN Gee 00. che Te OF) Sse (NY (~ history) ath eet ph oh) ie ae (OS A pSeISI ASI dod oe. Syed anciently (ado.) ancientness (7.) ancilla (n.)ph-e «2st + ancillary (&n’so Iéri} (adj) ancipital [An sip’a tal] (adj.) aancon [ing’kén] (n.) i A isly jh we (Ny doe CY) 68 FA (OS e ~ancy (compliancy) 3b ; late HY ancylostomiasis (n.) J6 +4589 2% p28 chested iS! 2b) GRAY a gp pal LAN OLA ne ol al Ball ay eating gist ay ad al andalusite [An’do 100'sit] (.) Ce) lw! andante [in din’tl] ( adv; sadj. 5 job) Jobe elas (1) Cp) eed Dene IS > 2) ala (1) (4) oda Jase (195 andiron [ind’?'amn] (n.j_-Jeth) chew Os sat andr- or andro- DPSS (1) OL CN) Fane Bal, androecium [in dr®shi om] /n.) pl. -cia rd (Si GS alalaal Epes fies. androgen (n.) CS) (qe) SIN dae |, androgenic (adj.) has" Saas (Ng EC) (S) Ho ye GAY android (adi 5.) - Seb) I) Sg A SS 8.0) ‘Andyomeds {in etn ds] (nj ipa s Maw sal (Vy “Se nel, SI ie Bye I Jil oe got ASO (enters Maal new Sh -androus ot rpe ade 3b + (monandrous) i, 8) and [8nd] (conj.) Andalusian (adj. ;n.) “>! androgynous (adj.) laa ae anear [9 nit (adv. ; prep. anecdotage (n.) lly (OBE anecdotal (adj.) Bibs HUSH fo Jade anecdote [in’ik dat’] (n.) anelectric (adj.)« (3) SS&Vb oaSe 2b + ‘anem- or anemo- (anemometer) 2: anemia [a né’mi a} (n.) «2! Eb: (e) be rae o eyo Ey anemic [2 né'mik] (adj,)—- 2 A Shee = pe) () Eph Gas (My pl te UU (1) anemograph /n.) er Fe ed east Fie wr lle anemology (x.) © 2A'% ei! i cht anemography (n,) | S=3 anemometer (n,) 3! cH? ide anemometry (x) Qu/bE rl GO werd anemone [2 ném’a né’] /n.) (7) (- set anemone (¥) anemophilous /adj.) aad ie Qallt - al vod et SUS. Lely eel ala Jee ML ee PLY Sal falls PR at BNO (qn st (pile ae) Se) 12) et ye Yak a yaw. eb Sas rors Fabs (gy ey sl (Ad Epa ees anew (9 ni") /ad. 20) (edited ~) air JS (7) the story ~) anfractuosity (1.) cme) idl ca 0) anfraetuous [in ANd os] (a) = ire 3a ri] fn. hee 34 N Ayal morte stands ange! [Sl] (m) Yer aout acy sec) Btn Same (abstr petal Sy Syl Sy tsb US eas alae (1) (Q bee angelfish [anal fish'] (n.) t= ots PH dt Bef ONE set Blan sn lowe IS er Sil anemophily /7.) anemoscope (n.) 27. anent (3 nént’} (prep) aneroid [An's roid’ (adj. aneroid barometer (r.) anesthesia [&n’2s thé’zha] (n.)~ anesthesiology (n./ anesthetic (ad). 57.) anesthetist /n.) anesthetize vt.) aneurysm also aneurism (1./ (wrote se y+ oy ay angel cake or angel food cake (nj © 2%! SS! piel alps Sly ial oa pnal oly Ma, BS angelic; a7 fadj.) sie SOK angelica [in jé?’> ka] (”.) (3) SOO Ae te Angelus [inj lo) (n,) S24 PH: atl Pe CY) () ES) eed gS Hole aed he aT) AY ges oe kon § LH) anger [Ang’gar] (m. 50%. $i.) angology) 49 © ba Boi SEN (qe Ss, tel) angi- or angio- angina [4n jP'na] (7) sR date; cae; ts me; tins & cass 5 bites lot; & bone: 6 orphan; oi boil Ge good: GD boot; ow out; Sunder; @ unity; urgeots th things WC this; ah vision; 2=a in alone, ¢ in system, i in easily, ein gallop, 4 in crus,angina pectoris 48 anhydrite 2 Beall BBN (1) Ute Type gh ISN lst angina pectoris (n.) (qe) Reba 01 Anglo-Norman (adj,) 3 37H: ot ohh ily se) angiology (n.) (2) sly i yal Le8] ce Cee, NAb = V1) AG Oty gt Gd Se angioma /n.) hah Be ess ee gles IF Te gh AS byes pill OL gb Gol oe 238) shay et ell Oly lant Gly 3 HEM (1) SF peel angiosperm (n.) HIE oy ES ay ES Anglo-French (MF) nabs tel I very ele S50 py Angiospermae 35! —anglospermous (adj.) ok. angle [ing’gal] (n. svi. 51.) Cd: ke (Y) 455 (1) + sts (0) (anew ~ on the problem) 5 4gz (F) (considered all ~s of the question) ile + sey Be Sparel SEE (1) ibd, Hell dees: fe (0) § (Mary~ d for an invitation to his party by flattering Hae i hers op dewalt gab (V9 x aed boay 2, angled (gold) (adj.) Wis; Hash ds angle iron (n.) See ts! angle of attack $ angle of contact (ee) rt il angle of depression = (qe) Alig! t angle of elevation angle of friction angle of incidence angle of reflection angle of refraction (A) LSM E515 angler (ing’lor] (n.) angle 9.) HO) Heal sla: Hall shetty che oe wb * ete Sat Ba ae ch es ae ody SA las Angles [ing’galz] (n.) be Gar oe Dhl al OIF phy SI 6 HS a Cee angleworm (n.) = earthworm. Anglian (adj. 5m.) __ +b) HEV loys SAET(V) Ryall (ry) ARN oly: gt (DF (Angles Bea 2 1S gl 5p 35,2 Slat Anglican (adj. ;n.) 4309! LSI“ oe: SKI (1) ASI ES ehaet : KLAN Cry 6 15 (ry anglicism (n.) 31 Bie (1) gail Ab Also! (1) SW 6 oily sal (ry ASU gg 3809 Sly 359 aly lu Sh tag 3S de (qe) CaM ees! 5 (qe) SSM 43; (Sage bey dling; (A) AES E55 x sgn Sg ASN rat Bab Anglo-French (adj. 31.) $325! gif + gi} sel (1) Bis geet teyaiat . Ssey a ery aol oy al IE Anglomania (n.) lb ball Sach = g ISN yl Anglophile or Anglophil (1) - 2S 4! 5:16 wit Anglophobe (n.) + ASN TAS sail Anglophobia (7) 2 BSN of AAG Gai ta Anglo-Saxon (n, ; adj.) Se sel : J pK EVN) FEHSI CTY Ve ple lg gall Jo at 6 BWM) SpKuglé yp june abt: doles pK sled (0) FEY H(t) Oy Keyl pee, angora [ing g6r’s] (n.) & Eee (ged Sy Angora cat (n.) io Hage Angora goat (n.) <> 238 Hash sine Angora rabbit (n.) <2! ro! Jae) 5) ast Jl pb le angostura [Ang’gos tyS6p's] (nm) “Me's 2 ree IAS Jaen iS al pe ttl abl St ye Je a at ee (1) SE (1) wie angrily (adv.) angry [ng’gri} (adj.) (an ~ sore) Sel (1) (an ~ sky) angstrom unit (7) Rea) anguilliform (adj.) «HBV! JS Je + Sai at anguine [4ng’gwin] (adj.) sis 2 Sal anguish (ing’gwish] (n. 5 vt. 51.) cnt 2S) bsg. (nx 1 (1) S gn Mgt anguished (adj.) * = ie 20 angustifoliate (adj.) (=) Shs he anhydride (in hi'drid;-drid) (n.) anhydrite (2drit] (7) ats a date; eo: 1 bites under; & unity; @ urgent; eh thing; pW this; zh vision; 2=a lot; © bone; 8 orphan; of boil 6 good; 60 boot; ow out; im love, ¢ in system, in ensly, 9 i gallop, uw in crews,anhydrous 49 anhydrous [-dras) /adj.) Sy ey anil [An'l] (n.) oP S11) (9) ples» anile [&n'il] (adj.) snitine or ania (on) aaelly hod ran aniline dye (n.) anility (n.) - 22 ‘Sy SO animadversion [in's mid vi'zhan) (n,) 4+ ()) jer) ia che La Ge oF — | (per en (TY a i oe Takes) as, animadvert [-virt] (vi,) animal [An's mal] (n. 5 adj.) _ ee animal charcoal (n.) animalcular (adj.) Se Sy ot animalcule [n'a miki] (n.) Maal vale 5 aSo Be animalculum (“kyo lam] (n.) i = animalcule. animal heat (7.) OU! er at aha ww anos sey pe animal husbandry (n,) 123) 7 (4 * tid “pela iat om animalism (n,) 2 Jot! all (Y) Saad! s bd! (1) he aif ab nd Alb dk le animality (n.) § S21) Bye! andl: ht! (1) She pe ny animalization (1.) animalize (n'a ma liz) (gt.) 32 3} J SUL! gal ee (ado.) animal magnetism (n.)- 74 ¢. animal spirits (7.) ae animate [0.&n’s mit’; adj, an's mit] (or. 3 adj.) sae SG et CHO) Ashley) the ie Co) SF deat dh da animated (adj.) Bi, BD wince hay = pee pare SSE Se Epes a (like (1) animated cartoon (n,) Hy hic ld Spl ey) CO cp Uae Vast Oi ee IS py co ae sn gee gh ‘animating (adj.) ce tae kta Je animation (n.) 42> ¢ He (N) Abs she 1) Spl eye sie] Coy Tcl pgeslth (ry BUS enimatoe (a) -EPSlqo gle) annus 8) scfmlom ie nize (n) Bye kes tay Mi) annexment anion [An'i'an] (n.) 22 > SadV = (qa) panna alt anionic (adj.) tol IL tan anis- or aniso- anise [&n"is}/n.) aniseed (n.) anisette [n'2 28¢) (n.) anisogemous or anisogemie ad.) 2» cS co (~ reproduetion) ra! anisogamy (n.) «HL! nla cWig gy anisomerous (adj.) *% » the: (guy Iason () eet i ap Shiu ous we (anisotropic) = + anisometropia (1. anisotropic (adj) Sd ele (a) Celt gle (1) Sue) SE Ge 9 “elma! sie Ln (Sitio ankerite (n.) (ate Se ge els aS ankh [ingk] (n.) >! STG ee 2th (ee iy ankle [ing’kal] (m,) 28 Gi = Je anklebone (7.) (2) 8 phe anklet, [Ang’Klit] (n.) Jae A) mah ap th pS oy B (sw, aly aie Oo tee ke annalist (7.) annalitic (adi) Ud We SieS) gyi ps Sse annals (an’2lz] (n. pl.) heh aoe SOIC) SIBLE CP) fess ime (Fae We dpe bike anneal [2 nif] (pt,)-# WS 8 Cee) oat ON) he FAN) Cal gf tty Sal (1) annelid [3n"a lid) (n.§ ad.) : dys (4) Ele (1) § ae lle oe YS, tae —anpelidan (n. ; a Annelida (1, pl.) bi! o¢ deat: (ge) Ob FW geld Faas BN ots gt ably sll (e He oid annex [0.2 néks?; nbn’ &s] (ot. sp.)ArSe* ptt Ls (1) ~ Bags «IB SD soy 6 OS GL SI ob slice : Gall fan ~ toa pos ah (nS (Cb de) Godt TU ail oT oy ob ate cry Ls I Cg Sb ae) Gel ee Ct) treaty) animist /n,) animistic (adj,) YS ltl annexation (n.) 2° an ‘pas SHO) ‘animosity [{n’s més’o tl] (n.) lake § sim tok Weg animus (in’s mos] (n.) ste (Ny J 250)) — qnmexment (n.) & pu Kacy ada; Weare; ear; Zcgg; E mes Fins bites 6 lots 8 bones 8 omhan; of bo 3 good; boot; on out; i under; 6 unity; @ urgent; th ching; thin; ah vii; aa in alone, ¢ in sytem, in cally, 0 in gallop, im re,annihilable annibilable (adj) nly Jie i lay Se annihilate [on?'2 lit} (o1.) =: -E.(1) HE (1) annihilation (n.) = BY + G+(Y) +B) + lel (1) anniversary (&n’2 vir'sa ti), (n. 3 adj.) 4 6.31) Yity Slee ea ge DS gee (an ~ gift) Les SL YET) anno Domini (L.) oat es = anno Hegirae (L.) ipl MS te § anno mundi (L.) ial iB gf ia LIS ae annotate [née] (or i.) « OPS Je) gt! la: et annotation(n.) «(4 2-2)&26(1) ANG Leal) annotator (1.) Ca gl le + ‘announce [2 nouns’] (¢r. 3i.) * shen) shy (His feeble efforts ye p+ J aL Ue OD ge Baht ype sles () ~dhis degenerate spirit.) (The butler ~d each guest in a loud voice.) Oyo 5 (Salts yal) Jy tee ow (OX announcement (.) EO Pa DC) announcer /n.) J ) qyill : doles « announce & 88 3 annoy (2 noi’] (vt. ; i.) 8 thay + ero gel Fe OK IM BHO annoyance (n,) 2-2 (T) « él cst (Y) gh lel (1) (Some visitors are an ~.) clit annoying (adj) (~ habits) Shae seep annual (in'y00 al] (adj. sn Jr Sr (ge () PE) Ase 545 (1) SC~ plants) Lani Lay ble Br SEY ae tis (0) oe annually (adv.) annual ring (n.) 0 +! e 1 SU ae 8h Se ay he bs annuitant (2 nis tont) (1) gee annuity (2 nis ti) (n.) Cae GS MY) tle ALN Gu al a DF gg annul [2 ni) (ot.) -&% annular [in'yo lot] (adj. annular eclipse (n.) annular ligament (7) annulate or annulated ( annulation (n,) annulet [&n'ya lit} (n.)-(pe)& > annulment (n.) ao ey we Ae toca Mt so (1) (oS) BED she e008) (Gai) eel WA A hae annuneiator (n.) 9: SLAC) ofall: alan Ale CF gl ah oh Je. gl Sasdl (ale a anta anode [4n°6d] (1.) (5) dll ge or gh laa: 254% anodize (vr) Shp tele peas pS 2 og #2 Sle loc J ¢ geal anodyne [&n’ din] (adj.5n,)- GSE (1) 9 S54 (1) anoint (9 noint’] (or) 9% e-£() pA ALC) + Ge nl OT) CSS ee Jey anointed (ad) Te ps Sone (1) (8 el) ae adem) ‘anointment ee WY) pk 3) anomalous (a4j.) bre anomaly [9:ném’a li} (2,) 505) (2! J nl wre HLM GIO) Aoi) 5 On) anon [9 nin’) (ad.) anonym also angnyme [n'a nim) (n.) +01) BAY) ST ae ak (IE Lolty) shel) Cay pel anonymity (7.) anonymous (adj,) : bee 1529 an ~ book) pl ge J ale Baek) (~ pita) all (hae ae J) (~ houses) 55+ anopheles [9 n6f"2 le] (n.) 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BSN) hae y Tyas (4) . ich ery antagonist /n.) Salas" ple (1) es eae) Pl lye ped “pale lperl doles» Get (5) 5 PV tye dae oy antagonistic (adj.) a ae antagonize [&n tig’a niz’] (ot.)

gala» pole) (His speech ~d half the voters. antalgic (adj. ;n.) owe ri) antarctic (adj.) got! ol Antarctica (n) lit Sp sit ple oe Antarctic Circle (n.) (ay by ph! el Antares (n.) (8) aia oe ‘ant bear (n,) Se Fa! PE OWT yp ge ante (30H) (1. 5 oni) 3 SY Je ee lO) Moen Fe Sls ayy) FEY ae ae (Cabal Sp le TF Win tae Soy ae ON Beals ou antes US sh buys fo anteater [nt] (n) Pe SE Se ey ly PM awe ae del antebellum (adj.)-~22 J 331 antecede [in ta sé? ot.) antecedence [An’ta sedans] (n./ antecedeney [in'to sé’dan si] (n.) : antecedent [in'ta dant] (ad). 3m.) + He = BLO) meatal oy gal. gi ge (1) Glan ~ event) pais (1 saw Tom and spoke to him. 24 j Tom J) (Spica Had} Bt pall t) Cy GA goede ph) BL wef te lake dab pal st slat. et or antechamber (n.) i 42" be (1) ABV ape (1) antedate (vt. 5m) 211) Gh 8 (6) xO) Soe Ff sks (1) (G0 ~ a historical event) pate G+) ol fake ass (4) § antediluvian (adj. ;n.) 9 32 (X) Jbl Awd folly, teas of Syne aint ohh (ry §(~ dems) pla Wed ase gin al amtefix (n.) (po) S221 3 Ejeet anteflexion (n,) (p73) ot! Sl sue! antelope [4n’t2 l6p'] (n.) > th () + gull eal (1) Goth 2 antemeridian (adj.) oti JB She pe anthropography sam J AM, bel antemortem adj.) (an ~ confession) Sy “ple antemundane (adj.) antenatal (udj.) S¥(") antenna [in tén'a] (n.) pl. -€ or 8 en gain (Ae) ans antennule (“l] /n.) antependium x.) pl. -5 or =dia we get aj ole (3) elt i a ey iS pe NS antepenult alo antepenultima (1./ (monosyllable iad J syl- —antepenultimate (adj. 'n.) anterior [in tir'i ar) /adj.) st decay sn ~ age) ie = i (1) abaxial 1+ anteriority (n.) ah cay SUSI (A) anteroom [n't r60m'] /n. anth- ~ ant anthelmintic (ad) ntechamber. sys (1) § eee Staal “3 (1) see old“ OG anthem {in’tham] /n.) anthemion (n.) pl. -mia anther [n’thar] (n.) —antheral (adj: () ci! Je 32)" Tathemion antheridium (n.) pl.-ia theridial (adj. anthesis [in thé’sis] /n.) vie ant hill /n,jo9S o> oe Jul eS LI ae lake dol, anthocyanin (n.) 22+) 3 dat Hho Mai SUs8 anthologist (n.) anthologize (1r.) 4225) anthology (1) anthophagous adj.) anthophore (1.) anthotaxy (7) anthracite [An‘thra sit}] (n,) anthrax /n./ ele ca tle ae (20 epi ay) (es SLUYE : iakne Sah anthrop- or anthropo- anthropocentrie (aj) ou! Ts Be Wc Bei oe USN YSiiidr p OY Lage Spall 3 Le SUM cig, wy LW el gle anthropogenesis (1) ante meridiem [in'tIma id'i-] (.) 8) 4° amthropography (n.) 4s! SN ple + Wiens! Bag wate; Bem) Beary Sau Ems; Tin; Tbe; 6 lt; One; 8 ahaa; of al 3 goad; boot; ow out; Si under; unity; agent; th ching; WW this; ah visions 2-2 in alone, «in sytem, fin extlyy © ia gallop, ws in eeu,Anthropoidea Wes Sant SEN sata Gee, OLY gle oo Ja ‘anthropoid [in'thra poid’) (adj. 5m.) - 2 OGY"? (1) SOLE Gt SF ODS adh“ —anthropoidal /adj.) ‘Anthropoidea (n.pl.) Ua! ia sp ty : SLM oust SY) at bast anthropologist (n.) © 25 ple pllil : Lor sy AY! anthropology (n.) “Px pe : SLY ple + Le gs YI Slaten slales el ogi g Al at! Jol § anthropometry (n.) 2229 C3 |S py,5¥! PO pb ob fe anthropomorphic (adj,) 222 3! pay: “pot (1) come (V9 ~ deities) #74 lie TG A JS J aM Ye oly OU ee Ly le Ue supernaturalism) anthropomorphism/n,) Aba Aatectel spam Be PEAT SAN Se con. ate at anthropomorphize (of; i.)-J1 # CARAS tea anthropomorphosis (n.) et SL we anthropophagous (adj.) ae est anthropophagus (n.) pl. -gi Pee Su anti [&n’ei 5 nel] (n) - Bir a1 4S6 sl dl elie op 24 antl “artislavery) 143i (\) + alae Ba BS + OSI ue Cr) ( antinnenaft) J “skaecy 22 $Y (9) (anticliman) Se « asi (4) (antichrist) - (@ntilogical) ) AoW pola oe (1 Soiled “ahaa 1) ermine antincid (n.) antisireraft (adj. ;n.) antibiosis (n.) gp cars “Sha: sha _tensel SK] J} antibiotic (adj. jn.) (IS ) ppl “ahata » 3's antibody (n.) gt! JE SS iste: (qe) “all tt miprarers antic (adj.52.) HAI- (NEM (NS) HZ) anticatalyst (n,) (2) le Jol Sy tale: CL antichrist (n.) caper cap. (¥) ra ‘anticipate [in tis’ pat’) 11 Sdn 5 £3) gba (N) (He tries to ~ all my (Aman ale padt J CTU Gist ates (M) wishes.) Ge (4), who ~s his income can never become rich.) ae aot (®) (Death ~d the executioner.) Pens j Sow (1) (Qo ~ arrest by flight) o— (The lazy office boy ~ d his dismissal by stealing Gx () stamps.) anticipation (n.) - > + cay sel) « anticipate jae thanking youin~, — p# He) GLaitsu Coole dp that by fe egy Std CO) anticipative (adj) 52 antipodal anticipatory (adj) (an ~ glance) ye? anticlerical (adj): aby ales Jy 8 anticlimax (n.) (9! SI gj! op bolt) + prkie bage anticlinal{in tiIP-}(adj. (34>! ‘anticline [n't Klin) (n, a 1) anticoagulant (7) tee we antidotal (ad) antidote [&n'tl d6t’} (n.) a anciferment (n,) » ode IS 5 Zab she antifreeze (n.) VEEL PU] Stas fale: Canal pe antifriction (n,) «0 iit J HKed Tolan ial : ZHAN antigen [n't jan] (1) 2 dale: (qe “shal CTF skas pal poll Giese antihelix (n)-2 2135 jo ae foals: antiknock [3n ti ndk’} (n.) J 2! e — Ty Baw es ae antilogarithm (n.) CD pslegll jlde ‘antimacassar (7.) et al gp Al) al ole (29) ~ watch) ideal ¢ sie ole (9) § UD alae (A) dha Shae antimonial; antimonie; sntimoniows (ad) a4 antimony [in'ts mé'nl] (n.) antinode (n.) antinomy (n.) antioxidant (adj. ; n.) antimagnetic (adj.) antimalarial (adj, ; n.) aE CY) agai ake (1) § antipasto (n,) —hors d’euvre. antipathetic; -al (adj.) BE > (gay Blane ele antipathy [in tip’s thi] (n.) cj ah (N) (their ~ of temperament) i. Haag antiperiodie (adi. jn.) 2s} £2 gh: 45a Ge (Y) ae (DS Cogh edeell SLT Jy Ayal (gh! sal ge antipersonnel (adj.) “+ Jina ales tts (bombs) Decal f gba yan as Vagh antipetalous (adj.) (oe) 7d a antiphlogiatic (adj. jn.) Ci (1) § igi “she (1) all 53 antiphon (7.) © iy antiphonal (n. ; adj.) - sé (¥) § antiphonary (1) jhonary (n.) C5) Sal Tata te antiphony (n.) osert un doles « (@) hae poe antipodal (adj,) - 45! 50) op pla! aie ao «(an ~ look) Sy (~ characters) Ait (¥) Bas wedme; Meme; dear; Ee; me; Hin; Tite; B tx; B bones 8 orphan; of boil 5b good; 8 boot; ou oUt; 6 under; unity; @ ungeats th thing; W this; ah vision; 22 in alone, ¢ in system, iin easily, o in gallop, win circu.antipode antipode [3n’ta pod’) (n.) antipodes [in tip’ déz'] (n. pl.) ap Siab oc ny 45,51 antipope (7. antipyretic (adj. 5.) antipyrine [An'ti pPrin] (n.) 42) antiquarian [An'ta kwar'i an) (ad). 57.) + antiquary (Fr) § 5,24 9 antiquary (n.) 475 antiquate [dn’'ta kwat'|(vt.) antiquated (adj.) K antique [in Gk] (adj. 5.) ° 3 ge OE SO es tony) ge iby antiquity fn tk'wa ti} fn) 9%) - 38! jp) Spl (1) gab = See (1) shea Us Bd HBL pa pal ky ihe 352 00 HEB gpa th awh pyaal ooh (4) yp sb heat antirrhinum [in t2 1?-](n.) 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(Good is the ~ of "bad’ cone antrorse [-t91s'] ‘ad cod eal (pat Sy ae Te (ey eis SG Bi puis west antrum (11, pl Anura /n.pl.) tra ch anuran [3 nyGbr'2n] (adi. anuresis; anuria /7.) anuric ‘adj.) oH ete 5 anus [2n35] (7) Ow ca Al [anvil] /n CEE (ay abt ou (1) (CaN fy auc anxiety [ing 2a t] ( HI Ge “Soy (8) tll Habs (ny (~ to succeed) aya anxiety neurosis (1) - (2) 6 Aad! taal» jhadt anxious [angk’shas] (adj, ra (1) JU GO) (~ caress Theseare ~ times.) slit“ gb ay (~ to please) S15 + ee (ry anxiously (adv.) SBE) kl Ew JHU! any [én’i] (adj. 5 pron, ; adv.) (needs ~ help he can get) JS(") ~ man you meet.) (He does better than ~ before him.) 2% «3! thon § BL COyS slag 2 Gh (4) (unknown to~) wel aoe as the sick child improved ~ 2) s+ 5) “a 3! Bae cn § Su) (He'll never be ~.) ol: de they galas) anymore /n. 5 adv. (Do not Ge yi) (Do not think ~ about it) SSt aw ¢1) § give me ~.) anyone (pron. anyplace /adv.) ~ anywhere. anything (pron.) anything but /adv.; + a 3S, Jogi vietory was ~ secure.) 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(Ill news spreads ~, ee Apache [2 pich’i] (n,) no! gta es BOI (1) GON) AS bind NY oo gal ght J) ES sel apache [> pash’] (n.) hh ob ot apanage [p's nij] (7) = appanage. aparejo (2’pa r& hé] (1.) “¢ weal ce apart [o part] (adv. 5 adj.) (10 jak ae csy (each argument considered ~) 34> Je (1) & ~) CUM bass 1] gt joking aparr : Sis) Gie cr) Feep the ie ptin La(ty (Tie C5 Gir to take a watch ~ as") lel J (#) children ~.) fa class ~) joa +" Joe (ny § (to SKE to know ~, Flt in tt apart from (prep.) these reasons) #724) 4,2) apartheid (n.) CRA B98) gral apartment [2 part’mant] (n.) BS lay theo ye ge (1) apartment building or house = apartment 2. apathetic; -al (adj.) Je Yor) oath 260; apathy [p's thi] (7.) ALO onto (y apatite [p's tit] (2.) (ey ape [ap] (1. 5 ot.) Ady § decry 50) apeak (adv. ; adj.) Bre J Cael caged ape-man/(n,) "sj! Primates >)! #1 2) a dhs LW Sap LEY) cay tha Sle apergu [4 pér sy") (F.) Ree (NY table nh (1) ‘aperient [> pir't ant] (adj. ;n.) he aperiodic (adj.) 24! plite 42 + (gy Np (1) a 499 bd gd ab: GeV (1) (an ~ fever) apex [3](n.) ples or apices aph- = apo-. aphaeresis or apheresis (n,) bY}: “JeVI 5. WI ye ST Iap apm neers) 9 ng pS ye sald LL (Ay peal Ot oti Jha: (ey ZH (atl Be baal SSI 5 IK aphesis (n,) o¢ Hh > PLN IAM pss calone "Vy lone GE 216i raccoon & 9» coon 3 aphanite (n.) aphasia (n.) aphelion [2 fe" an] (n.) pl 54 apodictie aphonia (n,) «(4a JAI J Je aphorism [83 rlz’am] (n.) «221 "Js + aphotic (adj.) _.( ~ region of the ocean depths) pli aphrodisiac ("ra diz 8k] (adj. 5m.) SU 22 (1) Ed gS ot pla gl ate (1) § it! Aphrodite (ara tH] (nJotadey SAH sap che sca ab Me tebe he aS ally oe (ooy A aphyllous (adj,) pian [i'pi an) (adj) apiarian (ad) apiarist (n.) apiary (n.) WDE ge tee jf push gs: Ca apical (adj.) . dl ue Cay ae Ses apices [p's st] lof apex. , apicultural (adj) apiculture (n.) apiece [2 pe’) (adv) (costing a dollar ~ (1) the boys a shilling~ } Apis [¥pis} (n.) Not at tee gy, apivorous (0d) opts, uu aplanatic/adj.) (an~lens) A5Y aplite [Ap'lit] (n.) ey WN pee aplomb [2 plom’] (1) Se Gay hal (1) eb) y yz) ‘apnea or apnoea [8p néa] (m.) A! cael 2 SENN) ah Sy apo- (apogee) cp Sages (1): Lalas toy (apomorphine) <*—S (") (apocarpous) uate (¥) apocalypse [2 pdk’a lips] (m.) «Us Fix * cap (\) (Ey BES (H apocalyptic;-al (adj.) ©2920") Uj! Few" 2 (1) Bett Sieg Nem pe Uae FN Aa et apocarpous (adj,) — - () 29012) JESS Jae apochromatic (adj.) (=) Tb A Jay Soh apocope (1.) «iS gp 205! gall J} Spall Gin: pel apocrypha [2 pok’rs fo] (n. ee Ui, SSI: cap (\) OSI a pail age a Biel at bee el $S24 SUS (1) Yer Bim Siig a Sal Sail pt SEES SY ae eee apocryphal (adj. Be 9s Sg Ae Syl: cap. () Jere $ ASH (1) (apocrypha 4) 52S ty eis Apoda or Apodes (n. ply) -(c)Je 8! Sltue :ciicles! aphids aphis (2, )-\!) Lar asi 5 39 apodal {p's dal] or apodous (adj.) + (ee “4Y (1) aphis tion(n.) + HS Sat Coats PASS hI ile ee (1) (CSE eae (2) 2! apodictic [ap’s dike) (adj) eee Wary nde; eae; Beary Eomms me; Tn; Fite; Sot; B boars 8 orphan; of til gud; oD boots ow outs unders unitys @ urgeats th thing; “Wf this; 2h vision; a—a in alone, ¢ in system, i in ail, © in gallop, win circus,apogamic apogamic or apogamous (ad) apogamy [9 pig's mi] (7) Op Wye Bide elel ay SUL jaw J pe a ps et ‘iawn oe apogee [p92] (n.)3 25) ce thd a! eas 0) —apogean adj.) eA BSD pl be Apolto [2 pal’s} (m.) Ath SH) BAM tee lt deadly —Apollonian (adj.) Jud! Apollyom (9 pi’yen] (n.) > ob Tay al (adj,) G2 *) xe (RES IS apologetic; Saat galbbeh (ND apologetics (n.) nll tall op ll gle apologia [3p’2 loi a] (n.) = apology. apologist (1n,)-2S1 1 Jini 9 Sash age apologize [2 pol’s jiz’)(vi.) O4 (1) ( teeye yi) (HSI NSH 5 apologue [Sp’s 16g] (n.) a tel aie apology [2 pal’a jl] (nm) C38 IPS) 80) {asad ~ fora hat) “9 dot (F) (aso) 51 (1) Apollo apomorphine (x) 228 <2 Hie sh: cabo 95 Lehto po aponeurosis (n.) - (2) ae Fs ° fae see apophthegm [p's thém’] (7.) re apophysis [2 pdf's sis] (n.) pl. -ses «Cs 1S) apoplectic (adj.) Nally Be 93: | ese apoplexy [p's plék'si} (n,) «U4 251: (g) el yp MU of she persis] (n.) ad) J apeele lad 2 pal Oe, aport (ad. 5 ad.) apostate(a pis'tat;-tt] (n.5 adj.) -( 22> apostatize [ta tiz’) (vi.) (oe |. = poe! ty LN NUL Byala (69 We (1 FG) apostil or apostille [9 p&s'tl] (n.) ee ate apostle [2 pis’al] (n.) BLO Gals deo ON) —apostleship (n.) Apostier’ Greed (n) Shel) prot! eos ; eta y PB ly C29 Pi Je! apostolate (x) “iby st ( Joo Jey Be apostolic; al (adj) S28 (N) easwr - “Sah ay apostolic delegate (n.) 4H J UU Jie: dr! deli appease Belt (ny gab LA JT SAL a Bi () tke Spd gt SDT ble oe ot he Cbs $s (DP® PAs tae apostrophize (or. ji.) 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Uab ay Me cde) Bee Sry, apparition {p's rish'an],(n.) eek JE hy ww) ete ee TGP Bites (the sudden ~ ite Spaniards) apparitor (2 pir’s tar] (n.) (Se J) appeal {ope (e555) BD Le AO) Sb Se TL oes (This calor ws y as a(9) (10 ~ to force) sbenl(A) APE (v) (Sea) SEEM (1) Se) (an ~ to reason or 10 force) S| p&e (A) batbe (The game has lost its ~.) &3 + «lA (1+) appealable (adj.) tee appealer (n.} Jt aed appear [a pir] (vi.)-(*h#dl ply (1) St (1) (His novel ~ ed last yea.) SCO) EH2(H) A(T) appearance [a pir’ans] (n.)¢) J2(1) awh (\) Rp alge 1 Si a ye apparition 1 (#) ra wie BACT) (oLail Apostolic Father (n,) gf +28 Tat: Sash! to judge by ~s Pill at SA, pe Sty OS oa to putin (make) an ~, = 2 30s pm Apostolic See (n.) ruled! gS! — appeasable (adj.) Bi eSoat stages apostrophe (9 pds'tra fl] (7.) Lu etl (1) appease [2 péa"] /or.) 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(«clos +0) 31y (~ inflammation) 3p appendix [2 pén’diks] (n.) pl~dixes or ~dices *5()) + Raya bully): Lely 2 (Sy BUY K) Ga apperceive [Sp'ar sév"] (or.) Bar An: Lib Sy wie Dp plats a appertain [pr th] (oi, sppetcacy [pt] or sppetence (n) BE (A BSW Gey Seb WT Oy —appetent (ad) appetite [p's tit] (n.) § @e* (1) (plall ly (an ~ for reading) Bets appetizer (n,) phil J5 U9k%, ie appetizing (ad) enh, ea applaud [2 plé (0%. 51.) «Himsa Sede (1) (to ~ rhe sh (ry (60 ~ an actor) J’ gia, (1x (D> fe eile ce re | ame not one’s conduct) your decision.) : Nena ZN) salad ‘spplause [9 pléz'](n.) apple [ips] (n.) applejack (n.) apple of discord (n.) apple of the eye (n.) apple-pie (adj.) (~ order) JS + jee appliance [> plans] /n.) «#24 (¥) Gabi + Slane! (1) applicable (adj.) Sela J laced Lo ie applicant (m,) —(. @lsueLN I JU hy aby application [ap'la ki-](n.JAS3! 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(Bly By srl appointment [2 point’mant] (n.) abs ses (1) (an ~ to meet at four o’clock)#() iss disky (Y) Shak ott soe LO (CGsed U) alan» apportion (or.) apportionment (n,)- (5618 1s) aad 635 + poll appose (01.)> Jl far eae (1) SL Ged + pd (9 apposite [p's zit] (adj) Jee an ~ remark) « apposition (n,)-(J) dope +S (1) al 8) (He SANs SLAF appositive(n, ; adj.)- $4 (1) §(d) oly ae wa) appraisal; appraisement (n.) » =~ + appraise [2 priz’] (or.) ret appreciable (adj.) Sv Sey appreciate [a pré’shi at] (or. 3i,) > (Kt) YE (1) XK (1) ls great ability was not ~d.) +). WS J lL! pl HLL! yas oS 4g Cie Bey (to~a difficulty) us I; 3) ‘a dor (to ~ music) (New buildings ~ the gal dy seg SG an () (This tand has~d pk (WX 3S fel (All the ~es to the G+ 3s aa(A) oLhy792 (vy § {esr pei o(4) castle were guarded by soldiers.) (The best ~ to Shaw is through Ibsen.) . 1 easy (difficult) of ~, “és (Lae ye sal bardise gary! to make ~esto somebody st les! 2 ot Jkt ee atte approachable adj.) (1) oh dros sh ah Sar(1) ant she glace! approbate [ip'ra bit} (or), de Sam Sle approbation (n.) Ge Shs (TY Obeeel (1), approbative or approbatory adj.) J+! gs appropriate [v. 9 pro'prl at; adi. 9 prétpri it] (er.3 adj) The rae eft} yaae (Ne dm OD v2 sel’ (r) money was ~ d for road building.) cates ie (4) § (She often ~s my ideas.) Jae +43) (an ~ example) —appropriative (adj.) —appropriator (n.) appropriately adv.) tte Te Ae appropriateness (1.) Tibi ys ates Be appropriation [> pré'pri shan] (n.) «Je ENC) ae De Lele ey eA et baal approval [9 prdd’val] (n.) » oe Goats Ohne + Sly goods on ~, 40) ge eae Wey ice fe has apsis approve [9 proov] (or. ji) ome Se SRO) pe hp dK Fg OK Je Fhe 1 (to ~ of him) 3 approved (adj. ies ee ee spproximatlads pris 2.259 mata. 5.) (~ leaves) or sae Sle (D) oa a) (beauty that ~s ats «38 (ty a SL MS (Her description of a s! su, (6) perfection) what happened ~d to the truth.) approximately (adv.) alee Ga approximation (2 prdk’so mi’shan] (n.) 4 «lh (N) BAB cB ED Sl approximative /adj.) ee appurtenance (9 pir nons) (n.) 49 3! 3 0) ee eT ev Cal ot Sud iS) Fags ob ngs Gall + Hea (1) appurtenant [9 par’ts nant] (adj. ;n.) 20S (A) . appurtenance (¥)§ apractie or apraxic (adj) #1 Av elt pee apraxia (n,) 2S phil Je i aprés moi le déluge [a pré mwa Io dé lyzh’] (F.) Cpe eat pd SG ae LS 3 ll 5 apricot [&’pro kot; Ap’r9-] (n.) eet ay eo OY aati ee April (Xpral] (2) aed: Shag eat so esi Se! April fool (n.) Og Bi ia April Fools’ Day (n.) by HS oy ‘a priori (a pri ori 5a pri ri] (L.) preety ena (can be known~) “isis (1) ToBI MUI SY bl ell yp ae lat apron [pron] (7. j vt.) SB gy Cottle pia ale Je AE AOD wy ES Ch ye tae il gis Nas peti eee Che eas) BM glee ELE HUT YS oe LEYS sll BS eas. AA! A apropos [8p're po']/adj. ; adv.; prep.) *——+* 79 (1) ee (1S (~ remarks) go gl Lal at + deg USES ey bon Rely (FY em 4 jay 4 J (4)§ amusing to note. apropos of (prep.) ewe bra geld apse [ps] (n.) 7 (HE) 5 29 hae gez (N) sepsis (1) (pe) He oy teks + oe apsidal angle /n.) 3 2 431) (ee) Erg J (ms itis pois case (m) pl waides Je ai JS = (ey (a1) taal sist asi! frp ain Ee Ey Pad higher apsis JeSi p30: Stes) fl OeAt Lng. Ke Bay adaes ewes dear; Seas; E me; sins 1 bites & lor; 6 bone; & orphan; ob boil do good; 62 boot; ou out; 4 wader; uniy; urgent; eh hing; WS this; 2B von; 2=2 2 alone, in sytem, iin easy, ¢ in gop, «in cir.apt 58 apse T (") lower apsis ei os apt [pt] (adj.) (am ~ 10 J) J Hh (1 (Cast iron is ~ to break.) J pis “48,e+» hurry.) (an ~ reply) es BEC ae EO) (~ pupils) «tS 4s (4) —aptly (ade.) _ —aptness (n.) Aptera (nph)- () ie cleo + eet apteral [Ap'tar al] fadj.)- (C) cH eae + ed apterous [Ap’tar as] (adj. )—">!4%) + J+ (¥) apteral (1) fan ~ stem) isle apteryx [p’tar iks] (n.) pl-es wey Je aptitude [ip'ta tid’ 06d) (n.) He BM apus (n.) aqua [ak’wa; a’kwa] (n.) pl. aquae [ak’we; = (ge) GHEE ae Je aquafortis [-fér'tis] (n.) « (S) Mahala + eh jh ae aqualung /n.) 0 Wy Woe nial je: NE Ug Sy YB be be Sal + aquamarine [4k wo morn’) {m5 jadj.) Ce) 50) 8 TOS pat SOD aquaplane [Ak'wo plin'] (n.) — ** cy) aes of eM alse y Mepssllan ss Sa95 ey al A Seow tay aqua pura (L.) oe, “ale aqua regia [ria] (n) 0 a es a ® aquarelle [&k’wa ré!’)(n.) aquarcllist (n.) - 20) O99 spall poy Old: aquarist (n.) Gh le aquarium [3 kwr'i am] (n.) pl. -s or «ia wnt Sue yr. Bhi pe op tls qy gu SBE ce E4) otal, ot ty 2p Oe gant ain Jil Ys ote Aquarius [2 kwir?-}(n.)< BW SU GLH s Sah ey aquatic (2 kwit’ik 5 a kwét’-] (adj. 52.) ge) oF Jal j fan sigan oF ga gt oll GIL ah Lal: phony gues ake (1S atl aquatint [8k wo tine’) (n. 501.54.) Saget piel tly Lledo oe eset gp tl or Sipe bby oa 3 eh 1CN) (hy BUT Fadl pyle Reet ae TF Sle Sisal i: vps th aquavit (2) aqua vitae [vPte] (n.) LS Nga dS Ypres aqueduct [ak’wo dike’]/n.) +: (2) 35) aqueous [¥’kwi 2s ; Ak’wi-] (adj.)24() (2) Gall AW Ryo Jy BIE 8 (Ny arbitrable aqueous humor (n.) () Gada ahh aquiculture (x,) {Ul vty Ul bl iy 3 2 aquifer (n.) (en 8 Aquila [3k'wa t3] (n.) kas ab (Beall oa aquilegia [3k'wa I&ji a 5 akwa-](n.) 92.89! e's aquiline [8k'wa lin ; -Iin} (adj.) (an ~ nose) bynes Gael (Y) ptb “at J} Arab [4P2b] (n. ; adj.) Spa aay BAD SG red Jae arabesque [81's b&k’] (m 5 adj.) GEA an Sy ! tele em Bree yD IN GS Gi de ay if ah se] Mob. qa sel vast oh Sh Gly gah BL) gu Os Arabian [2 ra'bi an] (adj. 5 n.) sams OF (DBA alin ra 8 | ae) Arabian coffee (n.) Arabic [8r°-](adj.5 n.) AA) B+ Arabica coffee (n.) Arabic numerals or Arabic figures |: ¥ ip saa! yf Sf eal Ulost ell tal 8 25152,354555657,8,9- be 2 ne oe ceo Arabist (i'ab ist] (n.) LE SE ing wp ell Sls Sal ae PO AN oy SA ae cepa lands) #1 arable [319 bal] (adj. 5 n.) veo BIS arachnid [2 rik’nidJor arachnidan[® r&k’ Bb gy Arachnida H1,Sc +1 Boer) § Bim Sly Sl Jos uel — (n. 5 adj.) 2 BS () M(QeeSalagheatle: SSeS (Eyelash GS pKa Be Ha cr. (G) Bi Sul foren pS cor 2 (2) Peal FS Sall teh Avamaean or Aramean (&r a mi’-](n.sadj.)°gh9'(\) au gigs He pt wy cael doy Leber) Seb BLANC) Sid Jl Led a [ara ma? Kk] (m5 adj.) 4129! Sh 2441591 (9) Aros arapaima (4a pi'ma] (n.) cag cl be Ot be a ee oS pel S ta araucaria (&1'6 kari a] (n.) Sabor nt: eS Ripa al op iit arbalest or arbalist [ar'ba list] (n.) | PsL3! ‘sl BE Syste VAC ang 03 A inl sp gro’ a balls 17S ptt arbiter [8r°ba tar] (n.) ode fon arbitrable [ar’bs tra bal] (adj.) : Bet eS cota S Bat ada; Bee: ko; under; unity; Sem me; tis 4 ungents th thing; gf this; ah visions 1 bite; tot; 8 bone; 6 orphan; i boil 3 good; 9 boot; ow out; in aloe, ¢ in system, fim csly, o in gallop, 4 im circ,arbitrage 59 arbitrage of excl (Spal wtih teen ee OUNULS ib Dale SANS es ela gs claw Bb! Oa lied 2) DONE SU arbitral [abo tral] (adj.) oe arbitrament [ir bitra ment] (n.) C1 Y dad! (\) ACGID Sell Se (1) (Hb BIE. “KS 94) arbitrarily /adv.) S621 I SE gl polesl 96 ge arbitrariness (n.) = IV» GS» Lele) arbitrary [ir?bo tél] (adj.) 1° SE + PL#!() (an ~ government) =" (1) AS arbitrate {ir'ba wat] (wi. 31) tl 9 de (1) PSH EEE Bm KEN (LE teeny pie —arbitrative (adj. eee arbitration (ir’ba tra’shan] (n.) eal arbitrational (adj.) ood arbitrator [irba tra'tar) (n.) - 2-39! + Soll s arbitress [ir?ba tris] (nj - CP 9 SE ale a arbor or arbour [ir’bar) (n.) + (aie J) Kees ang arbor (ar’bor] (n.) — § S(T) (te) de ae (1) Smt i pharbores (r) (dh) a arboraceous (adj.) = arboreal. Arbor Day (n.) «2025! 78 a'at py samt en arboreal (ar bor'i al] adj.) Oe 8 GEO) Sie CY) pill th nll arboreous (ar bor 25}(ad.) Jem asso CBN SSA SF atlatt Gy tpl ans ee ” arbored or arboured (ajj.) «mS! ‘Cis arborescence (1.) Ll ade gtil pale ANN aS AN at gall ala! G5 tl arborescent [ar’bo rés'ant] (adj. )§ cerart eo 2 galt LSD Tat atladt arboretum [irs fetal /n.) pl.ntums orsta : =>! Kadi ine AAV Slenaly Int E85 coy arboriculture [abo ra kii’chat] (n.) #105 ph oly ch cy he arborize (0i.) 5 Jes arborous (a’bar 2s) (adj.) arborvitae [3r°bar vi'té] (1, mw cated gy sins me iit alae arbutus {ir bittas) (n.) 3 22m2 ol SS arehbishopric ie okay jah on Li thet pit ie Hage gee aes eal y (A) are [irk] (nm. ; v1.) Daeg eS) cole ot Same Maybe CB) gale pa gals DOU See gh bus bya jen Sgt w LS OD SN gs se it _ arcade (ir kad’) (n.) SEW yy jase “me (1) (pe) Bib es MEE ON) ‘a 2 arcaded (adj) (4) P&H 2.34 : rae Arondia [ar kaa) esi5iay Arcadian (ar kedi an] (n.3 adj.) 2S 2}: 92871 (1) ¢ Gai degl (YOU ah J ats “Pe (fy DypFNI by Gia SI Head 150 4) Mal Sins BIS Spe GT CG deals the the ye Deve Ge: Arcady [ar’ko di) (n.) = Arcadia, oo arcane (tka) /adj.) Bb se arcanum (ar ka’nom] (nj pl ena &- #97 ()) elixir (1) Sol jp ab Jo 5 pie are-boutant [at b66 tiin’} (n.) it ea Ny (Oe eee OD 8 BY arch (arch) (m. 5 ot. 34. 5 adj.) Peet path hy at i el eg? DESL y§ ied je I EL Spin eee “eS Sy bs Stee [Sy yx (an ~ smile)“- + 5% (4) (the ~ rebel) — (archangel) gf) * arts: haw dab -arch (matriarch) pcP3 + 2 + Whee tie archae- or archaeo- also archeo- Uabae tab (archacology) ¢25 (") (archaeopteryx) gle (\) archaeological [ir’ki 9 bj'2 kallor archaeologic (adj JM ple Be 8 sg stT AN idl: Sg et ead UW ple (1) Try 5) (ny Cer) SHS! Aha Ae po Re its 2b archaic [ir k3iK) (adj,) Che ae archaism (aki iz’om] (n,)~2S) 4} BWV Juacet (1) Gop Ha ts ope bl elt (1) ball —archaist (n.) —arehaistic adj.) archangel [ark’An'jal] (n.) s* 1 Wins son 2s) BMG atte (1) Ul ELS a SO archanthropine (n.) - (@18 UIT) gly OLA archbishop (irch’bish’sp] (n.) - () Busi na archbishopric (isch’bishap rik] (mj 3142224 sh) “de ) i tie 2 3) archaeologist /n./ archaeology [rkl 82 ji) (n.) cet si shae archacopteryx [ir'ki 6p't2 Bay Adee; Beam; fea; Eom E mes 1 bites 3 lot; & bone; 6 orphan; of boil de good; 68 boot; i under unity @ urgent; dh ching; this; th vison; 2a in alone, ¢ in system, Fin easly, o in gallop, 4 in circu.archdeacon archdeacon [irch’d?’kan] (n.) x archdiocese [irch’di’a sés)} (a) - 48LS) archducal [ach’divkat ; - d00’-} (adj. signet Tae h Jans hoe archduchess [‘irch’ditch’is] (1) (Take) pall big AN archduchy [arch’diich’i] (1.) 4-Se tele . ashton) ies MI archduke [irch'dak’ ;-dook’] /n.) se a4: S42,5 (lab) dyad ight a Salt Archean Era (n.) (ep) oxi a arched [ircht] (adj.) - #4 3! eS OY) archegonial (adj) Bout MIM Ss Ua archegonium (ar’ka go’ni am] (n.) pl. nia SaeN Patt ae J LaLa archenemyfirch’én’s mi)(n.) lei tole yo pty oe ee ol aA! we archenteron [ar kén’ta-](n.) (g!) gle gee 1955591 archeo- = archae-, archeologic ; archeological (adj.) = archaeological. archeologist /n.) = archacologist. archeology (n.) = archacology. Ce) Sah pel alas aN BH git ea archery [4r’cha ri]/n.) D+ (1) pee gd aL (1) HVE CT) ply FIG: gl arcbeapore [Stk st] or archesporium (in) 4 Sula aw BAN Gs UL de ye gh ULI —archesporial (adj.) (2) ie archetypal or archetypical (adj.) Et ete + (archetype .1) J i} Sb ponds po jit (prototype . 14) LoS archfiend (arch’fénd?) (n.)-ct Haley ga) cll archi- or arch S800) ge (DE sas archidiaconal [aki di ak’ nol] (adj.) 22 De 38 (8) eae archiepiscopal [ar’ki i pis’ka pal] (adj.) 22 3 93 S) apace, of LAN archil [ar’kil; -chil) (n.) pe vi ao dee cae eel Ey Ca ko man’drit) (m) = Se rtet LEMS LT bas LSI S opis spline IAS pd Archimedean [ir'ka midi an} /adj.) sae! eel o Archeozoic Era (n.) archer (ir'chor] (7.) archetype [ir’ko tip’) (n.) ardeb Archimedean serew fn) 1 GP pet ids ait: pane f (34 A 5) archipelagie [8'ko po I8ik) (adj.) Je“ be dS Slay Jet hon archipelago [-pél’s g](n.) SW architect [dr'ka t8ke’}(n.) #2501 (1) 3 steal ail (1) art gid 4 pl Lilly architectonic (aka tek ton’ik] (adj.) A i025 Jb ee ge. AN a Spal Je Gate ha all 5 pa FOS em opis seat ie ene architectonics also architectonic (n.). 3) ple (1) ple ie (1 anghitegtural [Ako t&k'choe al] (adj). * fa “al bia Spot Ye. jae gh 5 slat “ip Shad yy atlas Cy be FO) * Bip ide: NN) eC gale SS Hla Ue (1) (oe) 2 archival [ar kPval} (adj.) 2%! 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(an ~ task) “BE (1) eee Sebel tt (1) (an ~ effort) ye (1) {an ~ winter) 4 (t) (an ~ path) #2! ‘are [ir] pres. 2d sing. or pres. pl. of be. rear; aq] (m) PE NVSA TOs area (nj (an ~ of Soo square meters) ol (\) + Sibi (¥) (desert ~5 of North Africa) tikes (1) Jal +83 (4) (the whole ~ of science) 5 313 + Jie PE aly oll op SLT 5 SL Sr se C2) areal (adj.) ye areaway [4r' 9 wa’}(.)- 429) e+ (1) area 5 (1) areca (80's ko j 912-](n,) bil dead got mt: 1,91 Py beagle ate vdbay coe oe (cre sbaly (the ~ of politics) EL arenaceous (fr’s ni’shas) (adj.)J%2 7 By po) SAS Arte ye OD Selb Go arena theater (n.) 3° \ 6.4 Co Salil willl gar geo aA ele Hib ley dey arenicolous (&1"2 nik’-] (adj.) 3 tase po aren't [mnt] = are not. areola (2122 19] (n.) pl. Ine or -Ins pL a FD (Ch Cs Allg be Se 8S SIS) Ch Cpa geet et oy SS SIS) Ee areole (41 6!'] (n.) = areola. areometer (n.) Sie! 5 de Ts (qr) Pipl CD LANE ST Coal pa pve Bid) sy T arena (2 r2'ns] (n.) SP ils Olt en Aves (41°) (1. aréte (2 r3t] (n.) argal [ir'gal)s eee J Sh mt he gel oe OF vo ghll arpa argent {irjant] (m. ; adj.) . - gad (1) 8 (5.1) Mab () argental [ar jén'tal] (adj.) - SAMS 21s 5b (1) fay" Slab) Cab Ue ser argenteous [ir jén'tI as} (adj. ) = silvery. aargentic [ir jéntik) (adj) Mol #3} Ladle Shon s gad argentiferous [iran tif'ar 25] (adj. ee #3) argentine (ir'jan tin ;-tin’) (n. sadi.) S10) tas) adh SY ope ch ws aly 4 ay argentous (ar jén’-) argil [iri] (n.)-9'>"' J argillaceous [fr jo la’shas} adj.) yes bua + ye ay a dae; & aes i under; unity; argent; th ching; A ahiss eae; hex me; Kans E bites 61 aright argillite (ira lit] (n.) “Ylebe Yoru Ae sie Argive [irjivs -giv] (adj. 5.) Sos ye 270) 2 on SA ghl J tab te oy Argos C7 sahil ANS Als Winn obs! Be tt) eT Argo (ar'g6] (n.) ‘ (B) Bl ey argol (ar’gal] (n.) 2 ae che ty pl be PH ben JOS gly Sole argon [ér’géa](n,) 6 58 aie O81 ps TD WI Sy oh Sey Oly SL 2) ig TSI yb 4S! ola este argonaut [ago not’) (n.) 6 rg - to! 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S4€ (") ae ee Oe a) ce Se et aridity; aridness (n.) > (7) apn wile (1) wel as Ariel (ar°t al] (n.) Se slysl bale ela nat Aries [4réz ; 1&2’) (n.) ws Fates arietta (41 &'s) j ariette (Ari &'] (n.) - 2-98 AS pa aright [9 it] (adv) coe lcd xe Argus [8'g25] (n.) _, Sd Sp oe pe I Bay 6 lor; & bones 8 orphan; of boil Go good: 6% beat; om out; ‘th vision; aa in alone, in system, fin easly, 9 im gallop, w ia circus,aril aril (Sil) (1) « (3) 29 Gad ge Jt) Soi -arious (gregarious) + Sao > : lie nd arise (2 ri] (vi) rt A TO) eC) ea) ow arisen past part. of arise aristocracy (ir stfk’r9 si) (n,) #3 ohn = 4b 5! Ble tow obj Ob Ud taal) aa Fh poled ao op Wye LSo 2 NEM So age. Ad vag (abl dee SN gly Atal tat woe aristocrat [2 ris'to wi] (nt seh solnlael 55 diie ds hast Sa Jw pai § I proatracsrey 1 iolty al 4 gb kwon See fee A ase ial fl Se we Sage Seow oY Aristotelian or Aristotelean (adj.;».) * ggsee SI (Ny § asin glee Sloe sel Aristotelianism (n,)-#—22 3-3! JG yy Si ala “ph jee! Al aot arithmetic (7. ; adj.) ltt dle cy gt Lal arithmetical (1) § arithmetician (n.) ht ple 5 atl arithmetic mean (n.) (2) gaat gt gt dant Sheed Lb aia alee ee arithmetic progression (n., (honorarium) 2 3+ (aquarivom) 5 gaat 3S () ark [ttk) (n) ee ted 29 Ce) wb th ty Med ge (1) Cp lt Hee bl al age cole SEE BS Ge) SOD Ost 3) -arium (eisant si) (ew mtrolan eh) Fi) SMM SHO) ANG + eC) (the ~ eae Jaw) ihe ded OF AA ye ED gab De Sod Dalton. oe ah a slit SAE Se shp re BLS sale: Leys Baca # fii TEE Sa og Opa TAX (to ~ abomb) Jal He ely ite + lyk bs 62 armor = blah sarmada (i i'd ja] (ny ap. (3) fe lel Cees ge duels AY got JpeVy ely! ofub SY! ld vena SAA SN all py Speed (1) “ali 5 SN (Bothell) Reis) “GA armadillo [ir'mo di? (n.) gt ola: tl sees lf cos go Sarge Armageddon [ar’ms g&d’2n] (1.) S89 Bl si op Hell All 4d poe il ed SI SAS del om O Ah armament [if’mo mont] (n.) Geo ay yp beg poe et a Sel S55 flaw (1) Chay sige de igs armature [r’ma chor] (n.) > :+53! o ee oO C02 (1) (Atunle’s shel isan ~.) 2431 5 Jy (Lo) polliiie (9) (F) gE pect) SES armchair [arm'chir’] (1, 5 adj.) _- 213 8 FO) (an ~ strategist) ee @ > BCS armed [armd] adj.) Cayo ohh soo (~ peaces ~ neutrality) S53 ¢sear ncn armed forces (n.pl.) 42! HSI 1p : boLl ota ace Uhl ally ‘Armenian{ar mini anj-mén'yon)(n.jagj,) * 342" () Sp 8 i Bs ESN) Ged eal ot armet (ir'mét] (n.) Clee SS He: all LI arenes) armful [arm’f00!’) /n.) eh pl 3 gil oh armhole [irm’hal'} (n.) (<9 3) chil 4 9801) 4510) armi ger [nm ja) (nj) 22 es Eaath be OY PE see ee ll este armaillary (i'm eI] (ad) armillary sphere(n, #9 458 JT: SLL ois Jaci A Aah Poti iy arming (arming) (n.) }¢-26F1O) el L(y Pe alae sh s Gals ae arming press (n.) Pe S983 238) hl WS eerineg By el ~in~ Arminian [ir min’t an) (adj. 3m.) 2 + io at ~’s length Cla se Ue eiag gale Ga) as OV voted St infant in ~s PRE dsb Sly (aly wha DL J Lely) ool pl sl oben: Fa pe crssaltil al: ge SIO Alga 2 IK to keep somebody at ~’s length a armipotent [ar mip’s tant] (adj.) wm ae armistice [ir'm stls] (.) _ a ~—rt—S™ to take up ~s | _ ile st armalet [irm’lit] (n.) -¢18 BV under ~5 - UHH “denny poh: CNC iS RP) gre AOL) up in ~s (against)-J> * we ue tay armoire (ir mwir’](n.) 2 Baa AMO) FAS Bh with open ~s armor or armour [ir'mot] (1.3 ot.) eo Hay Raw; Beam; Wear; Fea; Fm; Hin; Kite; Slot; bone; O orphan; of boll dS good; GP boat; ow owt; 8 unders unity; @ urgent; dh thing; Ph this; th visions 2a in alone, © in system, i in easily, o in gallop, 4 in cites.armorbearer Dindally BAN cdl EW BL Taw ee (1) Sie FI) Byrn. BB yale CH “es filly = Ra Slay I Ek gas Ca (OS eat armorbearer (n) + <2 (2 Jot GH pe armor-clad (adj. jn.) HA: & 5a (195 peo eee armored or armoured [ar'mard] (adj) Chae = CH armored car (n.) (7) eee armored forces or troops (a) hee oI armorer or armourer [at’mar or} /n.) Sh (\) Ninpethe JN LM ate (1) andeS hyp armorial (adj.) Dab oe armorial bearings coat of arms. : armory or armoury [ir’mo ri] (n.) «4 ehh (\) Baal ae () lel pan) sie armour [ér'mar] (n, ; of.) = armor. armpit [érm’pit’] (n.) wo ‘arms [armz) (n. pl.) we de LTC) | svat of arms (Fr) army (ar’mi] (n.) Ale ele (TE) A) ad gor sl ate (1) (the Salvation Army) relieving ~; tal pom + pal he arnica [3Pn2 ka] (n.) Sai tee 2 7 sail cA Sedlp (ae ap ob Bl Bpb ey ped dial Leal oda (ge Sis! aroma (2 r0’'ma] (n.) Woy is ‘aromatic [819 mat‘ik] fad}, 5n.) jp dae el) Cy Glad (1) LEAK Sar gS 8) ey ish (ty Buys ghee ely Jou (Hd aromatize (9 r6'ma tiz'}(vt,) 2g Jae aint: lw (1) STI GUIS. a arose [2 102’) past of arise. around (2 round’] (adv. ; prep.) S43) SI (to travel =) a, ba (F) (to wait ~ awhile) — ~ a million) i>(2) (mild the year ~J lb (4) arouse [9 rouz’] (ot. 5.) © OD dai (YX arpeggio [ir p10 5 -pE8](2.) (A eros ep Ue Sg ale ew arpent [ic'pant fp) (my) IP 27d Bae NF Ya GE Qty ta sk gals J ll te MAF op ii lal pd Sh arquebus [ir’kws bas} (n.) «3 8 iy arrack [3°9k] (4r.) arraign (9 ran’) (vt, 5 n.) Ye) HS! UI ge (1) Bie) ESA GEMS HE (hee (Cae arraigament [9 rin'mont] (n,) Sou! Ji eet (1) HOD Cag oe BW) d(T eS) yall cles Bh sh tala! ae Sy arrange [2 ranj’] (ot. 54.) 7 (Canyou ~ tobe é, arroba (When we Li s',-. (Fr) here at nine o'clock?) (BS sh) Jae (4), met, we ~d our differences.) beh Sh ENS LOST Eel PO Adee alah arrangement{> rinj'mont}(n 22) 37) (made ~s for a journey) ae ph cry (4 floral ~) ES Ha so Se ele og pal oH Se bee tah (aS sl) bas (0) eu gd ped evt arrant [3r°ant] /adj.) (an © thief) 22 (1) ian 92s (P) (an ~ fool) gm + ES 3 IS (1) areas (4°38) (.) 3 nh « 5S eb 250 array (9 ri] (vt Dee py pk ay Sal J ( Troops were formed in * (SD) FH Al Sot ? article [arta Kal] (n. jet.) ray OO Os 1a By BE eg (ES Gas wo atichoke (to~an apprentice) ie by 2 Lz, (0)§ ee articular [ar tik’ya ler] (adj) fees phe articulate [adr tiky2 Ite ty it] ay. fo.) BU ee gels RIG cron bain dy + at OF (~ animals) Joli bbe (1) dete Sk fate dats Jal (ty Cpe y lll we az Fae: PES cox articulated (adj.) beak (1) Joie sp 5 fala (1) JA PSL el OH pose articulation (ir tik’y2 la’shgo] jn.) wd: cL) tage lis BLM: atiad (ry lye I Joe Spe ty EB BO ey ee 2) cake me oe se artifact or artefact [ir'to fale’ ] (n.) o* o *.9* (1) (peel Te cy erly Bg HOLY artifice [Ar'ta fis] (n.) age SO) de) oly coon , deg ala gh akey eh (ry artificer [ir tif’s sar] (n.) - (2! gla: ebsall (1) CAS s stall Beare; Hears Eggs E me; Tim; bite; 6 toc; & bone: 6 orphan; of boil 6 good; 68 boot; ou om; under; @ unity; @ urgent; th thing; WK this; 2h vision; 2a in alone, ¢ in system, fim easily, © in gallop, win cine,artificial ye ee ESE BIN) ial horizon (n.) so! -yetlneS! 3\ gal 5 is B me Oy sth le & artificial [ar'ta fish’al] (adj) ef ayes i Bas ato) phe BN) GIS gy SE artificially = ase aS ye artificial respiration (n.) » UB2¥! 5) goa artillerist (7. Sill papel FUSE artillery (ar tif) (n.) 25! CCH) gl Seal Le: ada ge or) ath) artilleryman ( artiodactyl[ir't 8 dak]. 5 adj.) eesigs van Tags Artiodactyla CLS Sieh pe Cul fal) eee Glel Soy ee esr oF Tye artiodactylous (adj.) elle artisan [arta zan) (n.) artist [artist] (n.) 0 2 y we dee GS pre. gia yee Me) Jin Gaiabl 1) hisses artiste [-tést’) (F.) vail! artistic [ir tis'tik) or artistical /ad)., ee ws 38S 7 yee lent yal 98 + 2 ye (1) artistry [artis trl] (n.) artless [irtlis] (adj.) Le) C29 8» oem crecee) bese) ely wey hota yes ae 2 arty (att) /adj.) rum [ir’sm]} (nasa oe = (2) 203 J ota rundinaceous (adj. Ge "=a (\) aly at 2 Ute (1) aly ‘rum ay (ovary) 1a gab y (A): laine tin So est gla (MY Gictionary) WS -# (1) “ab (0) (secondary) iss") (£) (missionary) (notary) MS Gj “tage st US J Le Aryan [arian ;-yan 5 r=) (adj. sn.) 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(to ~ the throne) fi» (t) a ladder) —ascendable or ascendible (adj.) ascendance or ascendence (n.) = ascendancy, ascendancy or ascendency (n,) rai p-S> sie ascendant aslo ascendent [ aséntdont | (m $a.) tee) Coan! ee) eC gb asle (oy thew cy § LOL ory inthe ~, + Sail J Wn eT: ame 3 Sree Se bled i dae ascending (2 sén’ding] (adj.) gb ele ascending colon (7) (2) ela oy) B erptan; of boil Go good; 6 bowt; ou out; i unders Gunity; @ urgent; th things if this; 2h vision; =a im alone, ¢ in sjstem, fin easy, 6 in gallop, # in cru,ascending order + paola Gi Al (oy Bela 5 i! ascending order (n.) ascending powers (n-pl.) ascension [2 én'shan] (n.) 2° :6ap. (1) 240 (1) (ea) apna AP C1 (ya) Hatt peel ascensional (adj.) «1 UC 3! 2p, slate : Go pe Ascension Day (n.) -(u@) 29a! grat $2 puall te ascensive (asta'siv] (agj.) «2a UC slate ascent [2 stnt’](n.)* 24 c Ghat. 2,00 th () (The road has seb pth faye van. dele pie ll J] ae (1) (4d (1) an ~ of four degrees.) ascertain [&s’ar tén’](vr.) «( Je) & pl “ oe ascertainable (adj.) te Flt ae ascetic [2 sttIk] (adj. 3m.) 31 4a JW Got Boy ett) sani (8 kde ascetical [2 s&t’s kal] (adj.) asceticism [9 sét’s siz'am] (n.) ascl [3s] pl. of ascus. soci [9 1% 2 (m5 aby! ascidium [9 sid’i = (np. ascidia yas > GAN ASP SS EH pages BP ascites [2 si"téz] (n.) OF | (eH) an eS pot bh a ee, (get | (ey eae ascitic [2 sit’ik] (adj.) ascitic fluid (n.) Asclepius (n,) (24) AY te ls yl oT asco- (ascocarp) aS +5} : kee Bab, ascocarp [4s'ka kiirp'] (n.) _ (SES ascogonium (n.) pl. onia-(7)2ad\ an) Ul pie ‘ascomycete [4s’ko mi sét’] (n.) sel f(y ea Sil 3 ps Ascomycetes 257) jail (5) iy Eb ay SSS ascorbic acid (n.) = vitamin C. ascospore [isc spor’) (n,) gf! (1S! 0: iH EH (ascomycete = ascot [s"kat] (1) by ascribable (adj.) ascribe [2 skrib’] (ot.) - Jl aseription [9 skrip’shan] (n. ascus (4:'k2s] (n.) pl. asei 9362 WU thie :(@) 3 Sida J) EM YL J + lactate) 5 yas ¢ 259: bee AY -ase -asepsis [2 sép’sis 5 &] (n.) poh ep Ge 4 Eb (\) Cpiion ell Fb OD) aseptic [a sép'tik 5 &-] (adj.) rine spel asexual [4 s8K'shd6 al] (adj.) G4 + A eae (1) Ce) er F YC) etl Lae asexual generation (7.) ra Pag Asgard [ls'gird ; és] or Asgarth (&s'gi] (n,) 52% 66 askew = CLAS be Jt Fy aH ash [8sh}(n.3 v7.) o2) JE 2H 2s (1) er eyad inel () al Opes a shy dh dye L(y © fa ashamed (2 shia] (adj.) «op co + Oe + Jace —ashamedly (adv) —ashamedness (n.) ash can (n.) M3 (¥) SUH jf ote A Jan ley (1) + (depth charge . |) due! ashean (adj.) (~ dal ad ates § ily school of artists) ashen [8sb’on} (adj.) 24s 67 Hy th sigs 82) Fale PAS HLL Ogi goby or Dtkeice Epes teers sal bate le 5 oly ashery (n.) bl Game ashes [shiz] (1. pl) (the ~ of an 1201) (") cr) Be Tip ole pL So) Se Ge ashore [2 shir] (ade. 5 ad) spe Ji de ashram (nS plist Se ote See ey age SR Ashtoreth [ash’t2 réth] (n.) = Astarte, ash tray (n.) + athe ales kale 2 Te Aah Wednesday (1-)-() 2S0p ral (Us : aly) lw} aaby (3sh'T) (adj,) ye 10 ala hos ely gk (1) ORS EO) SL SO oly ye Asia (i'2ho; 8’sho] (1) LAist Asian (@'zhan ;ishon) (adj.5n, 2h Te 9:65 5-1) AT ated ese (NS UD jaasl gts shel Asian influenza (n.) (Ao) ee LEI Asiatic [@’zhl At'Kk ; @’shl-) (adj. ;n,) = Asian. Asiatic cholera (1) (Ae) be St aside (2 sid’) (ado. ; n.) 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J} + (PU ~ tothat) ate SN by 2 wed with fice ebb Ss J Eye attendance (2 tén’dans] (n.) *4=2t- (¥) attend ya (1) Ma Rain J comand oaten Cor 5 y yeh 5a a Taga) ally medical ~~, oad Alot » ll ite aN SS cell attendant [2 tén’dant] (nm. ;adj.)—- ¢2461 + Gil AN() osu saaletl (Fob Ip ioe go (~ hearers) 3 (1) BI ele! jae Faye, Kay Adee; Gcwe; dear; Fea; E me; tin; bites 6 bot; 8 boot; 6 orphan; ol bol do good; 6% boot; ou out; 6 under; unitys @ urgent; th thing; pf this; 2h visions =a in sone, ¢ in system, jin easly, o in gllop, w in circes,attention (~ evil) Goo gt ete pe (8) attention [shan] (n.,) (called his ~ t0) +13! ¢\) (Your letter will receive early ~.) pla Suse : ph (4) (~ toa stranger) LAS ale (r) (to pay ~s toa lady) Hp! lb jij bab. tubo to come to (stand at) ~5 (x) SU ase ai, + ke (1) attentive [2 tn'tiv],(adj,) > ARID se REO) Uy sal fb TAY be: ey sae attentiveness (n.) «+ Gh (1) oO attentively fadv.) -Ulmé + abn) sis - L(Y attenuant [2 tén'yB6 ant) (adj. 3m.) S500) (2) pa Sp We shee NS Ce BL) (vt. 5. 3adj.) > oA (0 Jie Eo BN alae Bie Shy (N) As ek ee nye (9 Gp tee SE: (EDX (~ leaves) See Se attenuated (adj.) De apy Be (is works Je = 00) attenuation (n) 99 (1) Sat + 20) attest (9 t8st] (0t. $i.) (Tre la gay» dp Sa (1)~his industry.) Laks Galle (Pf) notary ~ed the signarure,) —attester j attestor (n.) attestation (n.) Jd24012 (7) 342 (1) attest 41 (1) attic [307K] /n.j «22 J A cee SF ls oe Attic [40K] (adj. n.) #4 1) yon pee tray Al (yS (~ taste) — Se agreed 25 gS Attic bird (n.) Attic faith ten on atticism [it’s siz’om] (n.) aaa SAL) Se GO LSI nat ole attic order (m.) = (pe) sil fi dhe Wp tae! Attic salt or wit (7) piles attire (2 tr] (et. 5m) doles) ist SILO) jaley je Fas oes Letty eS Ca LL BGI) BAe attitude (4t' tid’) (nm) Wr (1) door HO) attitudinize [&t’2 tudo niz’) (vi.) taps fea se, We BMT ok ah ots sada Lie Sf YE Sle Sa ne attorn (9 tarn’] (vi.) attorney [2 t0r’!] (n.) gly LO) power, letter, or warrant of ~, * 6 7 Aux Ke Sy attorney at law (n.) attorney general (7.) (Spt attract [2 trike'}/01. 9.) CYL He OY —attractable (adj. rs OF) attraction [o trik’shan)(n.) 48tr+@23 (1) Ae () (the ~s of big Bie sos US: Ed cry (a) AE (cities) oo attractive [~'tlv] (adj. B audio~ attractively (adv. peal, attractiveness /n.) attrahent (&t'r9 hant] (adj.) attributable /ad).) attribute [2 9 trib" n ate3-}/06j my 338 0) (Jytien rca (8) 29 OO) tne the See (nf 5 ge alle yt fe Bab peo die lhe + site STs hale atiribution (ny Doe ege oh) Ses OD Pee attributive (ad. jn. yer) Be OD OHS attributive adjective (1) Oye attrited (adj.) WSrVy Joe Job attrition (3 trish’an] (n.) wp pg HO) TSE. We M fe Sal ale (1 SS) Bd ‘awarof ~) Sig] (7) SKYE Siete aslo Sree ee attune [9 tin']/2t.) atypical [4 tip’s kal] (adj) aubade (6 bid] (F) 7 Head JT) 4h) caster) chate auburn [e'barn) (adj. 3m) re A et) Tt deel iM § Aubusson [6 by sont) (Fy pet G8 oy s8! ag aatel ally ally Jil Sa Se poy all ou an(8 Gerry “gat (SS yp) cea pabaldh gu Jak (ay GAP SAG ee D8 audacious (6 42*shas] (adj.)-29 (1) 7° Sey —audaciousness (7. an audaciously (adv.)- i By (FY 281) HE) audacity (6 dis's 5) (my BOD sar (D Ble) audibili TS epee gS se audible (8'ds bal] fad.) C942 te “Bors Ot audience (87 an] (2) Da (1) CS Fea) Pl Lair) (ads hg a eee (The committee ier gt abt (Ll pSd ial ie I ‘lah (4) will give him an ~ to hear his plan.) au contraire (6 k6n trér’) (F.) au courant [6 k00ran’] (F.) Je chats auction [6%’shon] (1, 5 vt.) auction bridge /n.) auctioneer (n. 3 01.) eT een Ty eater La pwr + hail audience room (n.) fed. gt cull ie fee audient [6'di ant] (adj, audile (6'dil] (adj. 52.) 294! 9S anes, em (Si) pad pal p ST OS Sima tal audio [6°di 6") (adj. 5 n.) Spa LONG ec) Vpn op Spall, eke BCH) ee! (audiometer) @— (1): hae dab (audio-visual) «-- 9 ee (1) 5 bo.audio frequency audio frequency (nj - (+s 30 3) eal 3h audiometer (n,) ir! isp shea if plies GL audion (n.) audio-visual /adj.) Ue I pee nr d BF jhe Sun) oe sl Bb audition (6 dish’an} 1.5 vt. i.) +b 3! e-—ll Je Baill (1) ey ot Lug Madey COB SEY AT UDF OHS ety sue ox atta stele BD Bay ¢ auditive (6%da tiv] (adj.) od auditor é'dotor] (nj 8 (1) alls well (ay Cale $) eee Sib (my) bt auditorium (6'dator'i am) (nj J) gl+Vi del (1) UidictelcrY so (V) (Ql eae paesh igs auditory [8'do tér't) (adj. 5n.) * BEN (1S (1) auditorium (tf) Geel! gl gaint) ele auditory nerve (1,) (2) get aa au fait (6 fa) (F.) «Cig Les be Aufklirung [ouf’klé’'réong] /G.)= enlightenment 2, au fond [6 fon’) (F.) Sila dice yi tae auf Wiedersehen[ouf vé'dar zi’an) (G.): Augean [6 jéan] (adj.) tend Pa auger [6'gar] (J Clr (OY) > aught [61] (adv. 5.) - de ah ¢ Z'(y) augers +e V fe 8 for ~ Tknow (care) . 0 (Suis) Spl E25 augite [6%jit] (n.) Ce) Ss augment [v. 6g mént’ ; », Og’-] (vi. ; 5m) 2124 (1) pS (a) Bye BY HL; (ST ey (DX Cy gall gel Je das agua AW cust augmentation [-t2’shan] (n.) - 2231 (¥), #345 (1) 1.) iB vcr ak gfe Sa ate (4) is) Le ES She) aba i Sip ad Nase ()§ (an ~ word) 355 3S fis ‘augmented [6g mén’tid) (adj.) ww oe au gratin [6 gri'tan) (F,) «iS 9 care i SN ye augur [6'gat) (1. 50 ilk sll s SIF Te (Ox Je OS AS OF Auriga august (6 gist’) (adj.j de ae August (6st) (mj 622g Ul al: Ts piel pil Augustan (6 gis'tan}/agj.) rely shew hh a Gb tee Nena TCS aablet Sat) pad foe $5 AS GAL SSI ll ghee so stin’l an) (adj. jm) * \ge~21 (4) wo tts ety cobalt shee ee D§ edlou iy eee au jus (6 zhy'] (Fy taal gl peas: Ga, (Ce meat), ot te Haat” auk [6k] (n.) Sl at 2b: A Sti jad) pb yp atl auklet [6k’lit] (n.) ail: ty (uk 4) he au Init [6 18) (F.) ade x auld [61d] (adj. chiefly Scot.) = old. auld lang syne (61d fing sin’) (Scot.) > ¥! oN Be age OL Sa lk Sh yb yf tes ds (4 au naturel [6nd ty r&P] (FE) «26 (1) teebil Je (1) BI oe Li eo ale (1) aunt [Ant ; ant] (2) SLIT palin y5 (1) Be sdie (yy auntie ; aunty (7.) aunt jp lo (1) : Same bE aur- or auri- (auriscope) 231: tatas doy aura (6r°3] (1) wae ae EY |S» (Hy (an ~ of sanctity) Aa Pont LN OS) BS A WF Cra bs Fas Gee ance bra fag.) q-iiee Joi ge epee al aureate [61 it] (adj.) (HISL(1) Ge als} ol p93 (1) aureole (6r' t'] or aureola [0 ré’9 19} (n.) ae aureomycin (n.) pelpn abe Cae 5 Crate y 5! au revoir [69 vwar'] (F.) slat auri- = aur-, auric [6r'k] (adj.) (8) ae ge Baie Shee auricle [61°9kal] (x) gr IE1 6 x(q vical (ny FAS it FSO) 9 oN ce yl ounces tig “tay: 2 auricula (n,) oe auricle (¥) auricular {6 rik’ya lot] (adj) Fare ~ confession) auriculate 5-4 (adj.) 42 Oe 9 HWS . 23M to~ ill peers (an ~ leat) SUB! se ips Shs Bs to ~ well ie 8 HED augury (6'gyari] (n.) 2Y9(1) F5+ BYS = Wipe (\) — auriferous (adj. ste pe a ie ve vb a EW) nuriga (ny (sal B.S Hes Wadne; Weare; dears Eom; Eme; tin; tbe; Blot Oboe; 0 omphan; of bal Ge poly bm) vw om; S unders @ unity; @ urgent; th ching; this; 2h vision; 2a in alone, + in system, in easily, © in gilp, » in crews,auriscope SS gan le (4) 89) GE, auriscope (7.) '. re aurist [6rist] (n) aurochs [6r°dks] (7m) nei¥ He Soot Sa 28 aurora [6 1612) (n,) cowesl ao —auroral ; aurorean (adj. aurora australis (n.) Hi) Si! Oh ge Sal gis Gh Just aurora borealis (n.) aurous (adj) “> y# ath gee we os (oy (i He amy Gant ‘aurora borealis, aurum [6?°2m] (n.) auscultate (vt.; 1.) auscultation (n.) auspicate (6’spo kat’) (ot.) auspice [6’spis] (n,) - 2b! O! 2b Ail 4 Molt y - BEG) sph Of) CANIM ally Bs HN) (under the ~s of the United Nations) %'+ auspicious [9 spish’as] (adj.) -c'e#Y he time v0 yeh wale HE) Es austenite (n.) austere (6 stir] (adj.) oss fo ty yp ge eke () te austerity (6 st8r’a t] (1) F +h Sibel Tapa“ be om Bay Seth ‘Austr- or Austro- 9 Bit Ny btw Bab (Austro-Hungarian) ... 4g 3-£(1) (Austro-Malayan) austral {6'stral] (adj.) VIA! cap.) Bre 0) Australian (8 stril'yan] (n. ; adj.) *#! >>! _ Suet ay) a toil can) ASIN) Ue! Austrian (n, adj.) 588 (8 ba sisharlsagsbn(\) Austro- = Austr-- autacold [6't9 koid’] (n.) (Done autarchy {@'tir ki] (n.) ‘HAlpSL! (x) ial 3a (1) autarky (F) 2A! Se autarky (6'tar ki] (J (1) (2) JES YC) 2 GI MES 5 J) Se authentic [6 thén’tik] (adj.) seal ae e537) (an ~ document) Ae + joo! (¥) (an ~ report) authenticate (6 thén'takit’}/o1.) 4 53» des 57 x09) ined egal on (ty ie le ale gy (to ~ aportrait) oC:21 5} fh J) —authenticated (adj.) —authentication (n.) authenticity (n.) 8 Fre gOS USAC) Sate, author [6'thor) (n.) SH ae LIC) GTN) authoress (n.) ean By authoritarian (2 thor’s tr’ an]/adj.; n.) wethay fae rE) auto-da-fé aah phd Da Lp ve Pyle eI ee ANT Gath (1) yl ina Tekan] —authoritarianism (7.) Tag a authoritative [9 thér’s ta’tiv] (adj) 41-95 +3 (1) pple AY) (~ orders) tae tbe pole yf Sg y (1) (spoke in ~ tones) jg, st > (~ repoms 5 roman ~ source) Jy sles Yb authority [2 thér’a ti] (n.) “ eS yi a) SMB tL cge all phar ee . Sb ae phe (1) “grace Ts (oy diy ppm Ving ih - Leet authorize [6'tha riz’] (or.) Hy a ote (') (Parliament jf ay (1) (an ~d representative) (4. (rt) ~d the spending of more money on....) (customs ~d by time) authorized /adj.) 381) Lease By wae authorship [é'thor ship’)(n.) Re tain) (Nothing is known of Vp Sa I ist Jol cry She gla ote (ry te ~ of the Arabian Nights.) autiam (1,)(2) gy Be RB oe LM auto [6°%6] (n.) ee (aurosuggestion) J'>(1) * wlae Zot (autorck) A293: FANGS OO) autobahn [ou'td ban) (G.)-! 2 Y) ine TU (Md Ashe auto- autoblographer (7. autobiographic ;-al (aj) * wl “Se cee Kea gl AL autobiography (1) se SN ile Lab AZ xh 8) Bins be rns autobus (n.) autocade [6"t9 kad’) /7.) oe or autocatalysis (7.) (8) Ga) past autochthon[é t8k’thon] (n.) pl.=s or-es?%! sof sel cy) lead FQN COLI TOU Lhnt CY) cadet ae eC pot autochthonous (6 t5k’-] /adj.) autoclave (6’t2 Klay’) /n.; of. Les al ely aad Sof ce oF danate SEU CY oa autocracy [6:88r9sI](n) 241 4 So eh 4 Shins Upp Jick ogy 2a Sort he oa pial SLI al ihe Spal» pli gil Sti: okey ba autocrat [6'ta krit’} (7) autocratic 5 -al (adj. auto-da-fé [6 15 do In) Sys old Cas SLL ope De it pote ge ESE LE yp Sal SBN sled Dy Hay wane Beare; dear; Fem Ema; Fin; Kite; 6 ot; bone: 0 orphan; ol bed do goods booty ow ont; i under; @ unity; @ urgent; th ching; pM this; 2h vision; 2~a im alone, ¢ im system, i in easily, o im gallop, » in circus.SA Gat autodyne /n. ; adj.) — (nm) Cea: GN eewy Cy Ae Oye Ho lial aN A Sie ge Sa Sg Nea ie er Gli ee CY) Hee be —autoerotic /adj.) Sim st ple we autogamicjautogamous (adj.)-(* C9" 31) Le Yi5l5 autogamy (6 t6g"a mi] /n.) «719 #3) GUoLee yh autogenesis or autogeny (n.) ch Gun autogenetic (adj.) GAS (1) (ch Tb Gye (ry (Ch Gil hee autogenous (adj.) HGF et) Sb (Y) (an~ vaccine) ii 4, JN go LE ely autogiro also autogyro [6'to.ji'r6] (n.): 279% ASA AL yp pb pe ‘autograph [6't9 graf”; -graf)] (p. 5 o,) babe (\) eM aso) (WY bed Sy abel PIE ny oy ee MS ery teckel ee aay autohypnosis (n.) sae 38 autoinfection [6'td in f&’-] (1.) iat Za autoinoculation [6't6 in dk’ya a") (n,)- Sil eis! autointoxication [6'td in tk’soki?-}(hy «GU! a autoloading fad.) (~ rears) (S21 fo aa autologous (adj.} so 3 op “tata autolysin (1,)-(25 ) sli! JMEW! Sate’ sole: Slat flat autolysis (7.) CS) Sia play Hl + Gli Jey automat [@'ta mit] (n,) 442! pare pale SY pelt i W tad ys 2 pne fh jl Sl plaall cael ASSL g gf 8 gh automata [6 tim’s ta] automate (ot,) 4 255 (%) lof automaton. San Bein automatic (0’ts matik] (adj.;n. % Salah pire: oo Sil IT ONS eH automaticity (n.) - WSayil « automatic pilot (n.)2'7 23 wa automatism (n,) HSU s14 hos 25 Sally) GLY Saat Jee (ny ANG 16 available neh Thy KebW ply Ot Sa) Stell nuy iw Oye ye automatization (n.) = automation. automatize (vt,) SA'S MSsu shane : 3h automaton [6 tém’9-]/n.) pl. Pl ANT ag 9) tidy Jew ary SAW IT (ry automobile (adj. ; n.) al (8 SAG! antomotiv 02 mot] fad) lel see 3 nego engi autonomic (adj. )i621Y (¥) hill SAY cate DUE Dotelye at pi ‘autonomist (2.) ‘ autonomous [6 tin’9-]/adj.) meron « S>ieelele ” (oi) gk (ry (ehh SHU me (1) Gul KL ae autonomy [6x9 mil (m) GU pS SM autoplasty (n.) Alinl A Lila edt 15 poll op i yt doul daly —autoplastie (adj.) autopsy [6°tbp si] (nm. 5 06.) satin) BA! oe 5 (1) Baila (aby) graph; autoradiogram (7, )-4513 il} i, po autoradiography (n.) BUN poe pal autosuggestion (n.) (Ss) Guatewt autotransformer (n.) autotroph (n.) autotrophic (adj) autotruck [0° trik’) (n.) tie teu autoxidation (n.) Gets autumn [6'tam](n. jadj.) § F650 (1) FI oad (1) ( fraits) Ya OS ata autufnnal (6 tim’nal) (adj.) autumnal equinox ; autumnal point (n.) (i AA! dso autunite (Oto nit} (n,) PS elt iol dane: cape auxiliary [6g 2iPya ri 5 2's] (adj. 5m.) +0) ee on ~ troops ) Yl4l (1) (an ~ verb) ral ()§ (an ~ engine) (as HE Pl (x) (Wd) dele “fb (0) WLLL (Vy ¥,le Uy auxiliary circle (1.) +) Hela sla auxiliary verb (n.) (od) Aetall aa ‘auxin [6k’sin] (n.) eee pao io 2 nS W MASS opp Te gy. All pill YS Loe Obs avail [9 val] (vi, 5 5m) 2 § HBTS Git, oY) ob ae Fe ab oh oe She Oy Oy dt tbls Ob Syl Saks St availability (x) 2279 6 2 pat Za Sat hel) (Si) teed GE ae re ag Subs chal Wen ta Aelia DU Jul (0) (5-4) 31D available [2 vite) (ad) a ~ S28) elt Si otoal (a) . gt yee ce) e Gel y aL (1) pea) Wath medics cme; hear; Zoggs FE mes Fins bite; 6 ft: bones & orphan; of bail Go guods 5 boot; ow out; 4 anders unity; gen; dh ching; HL thie; ah vison; 2a in alone, « in aye, Fin easy, o in alo, wi crewsavalanche 7 SUBS Gch WS SG omy awSy Ul Clie gb ola avalanche (v's Linch’; -Iinch’] (1.5 oi. 1.) J de Sgt yp uns os deeb Baye ae j@ ~ 35! tae Bpuahy tesa Je cle (1) § of misfortunes)’ (OX ae : avant-garde [i vin gird’) (F.) « Oxrdil : o151(\) BUF 1 SG pLky Joyeaty lls gil dole, ES i od Bal op loler (1) hel shia avarice [Av’3 ris](n.) Je $C: slay JU LS om avaricious [iv’2 rsh’as] (adj): St) JU! oS Ve avant [2 vise] (intr) Wt avaunt (2 vént’) (ince) (GY Wop Y ave [vl ; aval] (inter jn.) eae (Ave Maria -\) ga! (Ded): ae cap. ms ‘Ave Maria also Ave Mary (n.) Je2z 44: (£9 =O BEE Me KB) Ayiat avenaceous [&v’2 na’shas] ot) OU Fhe Ge avenge [9 vénj] (vt. 33.) ie Nx aad avenger (7.) Jy se avens (4v"inz] (n.) seed pe Sy (5) elt lee Taal a aveatail (n.) LEN op pall (Ss aventurine (2 vén'cho tia] (n,) 0272 2 cS! : Be Sp FMT! VOB aad ORS do Fe OB al gtr j ves avenue (8v’2 nit; 268°] (n.) dikes # dee) ub (X) (Hard work is the best ~ to success. ) Fs aS fore Slab Gb tole pet ABN pe ag GE TEN (FY ll Gl op bane aver [9 var} (vt.) tHE OO average (iv’at Hs Avr) (m3 adj. 5 vi, 5 4) 5S all CY) (The ~ age of the boys in kgs (1)§ dant! ( ~ imteligence ) {sale (1) our class is fourteen.) (The gain ~d out to 15%.) “cuca ge (48 (My father ~s eight hours? Lis ee (OX (Ifyou ~ 12,13, and all 4» (9) work a day.) SE (ob25 yp oe cw) gett (Y) IH youger 12) (They ~ d their gains according to what ts> cach had put in.) averment (n.) “55 (1) cr ASE (B) SLO) Avernus [2 vir'nas] (n.) pet oe averse [9 virs'] (adj.) 7 29 + J“ paatee NSC) adverse “sd ) G5 op sate () —averseness (n.) aversion [2 var’zhon] (n.) avert [2 vart’](vt.) sts Aves [ive] (n. pl.) Avesta (9 vista] (n.) - avgas (n.) [aviation gasoline] avian [f'vi an] (adj) aviarist (n.) «Galil. aviary (21 er] (n.) aviate [av1 Bt 3 Av] (oi.) aviation [B'v1 #5 Av] (n.) 4! EU + OL AAW BLS On) yA! 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(1) He avocet [iv'ssti}(n,) ACS sale, + (1) a ‘voor avoidable (adj.) 9 lal "Sm - als Mitel «2 tart (1) GG) HL ad (1) avoirdupois [4v’: ‘at do poi} (n.) salah FE (\) FH 03900) CHS) avoirdupois weight (nj G3)! “puis West at Bp tee ALN ae 259 Sls Kiley Gb pee Spl em ey HSN baby Heal Golly tah ys A votre santé (a vo'tr sin 18] (Fj tJ) tne Je (In avouch [2 vouch} (0t,)- HS soma) 138 + Sy Teese Cage gat) Oo sa ale avoidance (n.)avow avow [3 vou'](ot.) 23m ROD (to ~ oneself to be a Moslem) ale (¥) —avower (n.) Ne (N) Sh Zeh LAL) a ia { (an.~ gnemy) « avowal [2 vou'al] (n.) avowed (3 voud"] (adj, —avowedly (adv.) ne avulsion [2 vil’shan] (n.) test fasel (1 Sagetis Dbasials (1). gl Jpadll eBhice Pl yat 2 J SN pledily pat Ble ge add Mace. (3) BCA Geiger ad «SIN eka Ty LiUy pel Wa Je Spade le ee (~ affection) Jui await [2 wat’] (ot. 31.) 2% (1) ais. Be) - (Assurprise ~s him.) 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Al ali, al (1) RENMEI SAL LYS ye CD (a ~ compliment) ale al pS} (4) backing [bak’ing] (n.) 24% 4 Kus eb) Sehgal (F) eles ope (1) ey slaw ge backlash [bars (n) MES Sp sold MASA CV) BSW apt CE BAL CY) (Ge) elie the (bey Seka 5 gi I) Ge backless (aqj.) backlog [bak’l6g’] (n. + ies y ste (Y) yl ob Sy Gj cad une Fae shy op sl ipa ae lash (15 (1) bi Cg ill 2 ULE) SLE (HS Leta dhl back matter (n.) Ads! Siok ght: Sac back number (n,) Callie) pF ste) CE) Hall; aly IMG chsh ale Gabe ch (4 backrest (n.) Dacksaw (n.) . ‘back seat (n.) OLUNLS apa (1) pbs ae (1) backset (bik’sét] (n.) = setback. backsheesh [bak’shésh] or backshish (7. backside (bak’sid’] (n.) SES (1) ps backslide [bak’shid'](vi,) =k fo Se “in (1) dele ae oT Sled oF JR) gol! J backspin (n.) Ae 69 Ff de SNS > abl gist backstage (bak’std’] (adv. ; adj.) a jee ahh (4) eee Stet ay rs (cm dd Sey 2 on, ASW rey Will seit os Sine Jt SIGE 6 STD mt ce (4) Gl il _ I Hee tb (M) _ O ge $ teeta, backstay [bak’sta ]/n.) 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Gtr. gall Zany Se nde «LS (ry Tyet Shey gal! backward (adj. jn) (a ~ #2 pSesipld,!(1) (Into some ~ {Alt (¥) movement or journey ) (@~ country) Gis (¥) comer of the brain) (~ in safes ret (0) (@ ~ season) sll op es (4) +All} atl «21.045 giving people his views) —backwardly (adv,) —backwardness (n.) backwash [bak’wish’] (n,) +S > 2 Alt yee Vi (1) Salas I stall pad ge Baul as ys jf aftermath 2 (Y) backwater (1) Sle GL I lem cp “ake (1) Ape gle ea x (K) 2 TCT) Hy backwoods (n pl) 22 Sots} cue Zale SUL (1) Te dates a9 dthen (vy) ayab Jo (aly Backwoodsman /n.) —- @ Haid bla OK aot bacon (bi"kan]} (n.) te a to bring home the ~, \ to save one’s ~, bacteremia [bak’ts ré’ml 2] (n.) «pal Caste ails bacteri- or bacterio- bacteria [bik tir 3] (n. pl) bacterial (adj.) bactericidal (adj.) bactericide (bik ti’ sid’] (n,) Seger = pelt ute 8 IL re sib! MaSiey 1 Inet (e) etl bacteriologist (m.) «er P2250! § (a) acl A! fla bacteriology (n.) 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(OD Be He 1 ngs Je (08 (@ ~ claim) (Take the ~ with the good) +2) + pil (19) 6 —badness (n.) : ~ at ~ debt from ~ to worse 2h Say in ~ temper not ~5 1080 ~, to go to the ~, bad blood /n.) bade past of bid badge (baj] (nm. 3 un.) /#¥! Je a pi 1 (N) Ee Shp pe a fw aoe Sb ies ede shi on) § ae (1) badger [bajar] (n “Cy BING ee La sat Sot Ohm Ai a OO Web Bo tel doer fe oe badinage[bad’s nazh)}/n) Space badly (bid'll] (adv. (~ made) +22 J et xe FEO (~ wounded) sk # Je (1) eral beaten at basketball) ~ (Go need or want ~) gL (ey Beh cea nm badminton (n.) Baedeker (bid kor] (7) baffle [baal] (or. 51.5.) Was AO) Srl pial cle eS a () gee a Ke oe (Ox Lae J ee oe ge ke Md ikea Ue ay DAG Gib Gh pple Tle CR) vied ede Soe Te bag [bi] (m. 50%. 51.) Boe th ST A TD “Era vr. (the honey ~ of a bee) it 9 Ue par AUT gy gill tage OA Ogle = pl wat. 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VN 5K 0 35 ale CA Kay ade; under; unity; & eas: 1 bites th thing; PX this; 2h visions 9=2 6 urgent; ot; 8 bone; 6 orphan; ol boil 6 good; 6 boot; ou our; in alone, ¢ io system, iin easily, © in gallop, 4 in circus,ballad BLAM poe sp lig gate ape a Hy hal Fal Ue (7) pel: hokey St all» BW (1) a any wof the eye at sl oh tohavethe = atone'sfet 42 1352.8, Spb to keep the ~ rolling to play ~, Rss, was op! (1) ig te ales Pat ey a (1) Upta gl elt to start or set the ~ rolling Sab Jee: Lely ia Baal (1) ballad [bal'ad] (n.) ’ ble Lay gals atk Rabel (ry bballade [ba lad? ; ba Lad?) (n.) “ROD tee Hol aL (las No balladmonger (7) OI Saad () 2 yn glaie JS th ballast [bilast) (n. 5 0.) u sie fake J pein, Gad: SiN saghen 2547) 9 Sth see) Sam (1) ey sh Tae watt 24 (1) ball bearing /n.) 228 %SU yee USN (a) Se LE Bhp Sal lel ball cock (nj SbESs peo 5 sta 254 S| aa! Si lee sa TSI gle): [ob we CB ety ge ll Lad Ci ey) an I pica Sie ballerina (bal’> ré’na] (n.) le ballet [bal’a; ba la’; bale }(n.) Ae OD in wh) —balletic (adj.) WU Gs ry balletomane [bi lE'2 min’) (pj - SUR aa ball-flower (7. rSh4 aad OO as Jeb J ballistic missile a 85 boallonet [bil’s nt] (ny SLA Zam a sepa tell) J Sat pt alle ola J Ge balloon [bo 15in'}/n,5 e154) “2 (1) “pile AF Aub WH) aah Te Jub! oak itd pi Sex i (A) aie fey ana) aaa) y oo balloons /n. wale sos gat balloon sail (n,) 07 2 Ae ght ‘pices as ee Lig sh poll) Gat GLa BLEW 5 list 2 balloon tire(n.) i! A ae 224 “puna ballot [bal at}/n.5 08) PEAVY pes Leh (1) + Bee Se CBC BAM Baye 2 wel Ene) dBW cee ae eds g mis (9) E52 (4S (There was a large ~.) ballot box (.) se) oe ballottement [ba l6t'mant] (n.) 4? > 52! ae Jb abt de S got alee Ue QE (2) SWANS ab J pice Mle th jb 2g LS ballroom [bél’r0m’] x.) a sh Niels ball valve (n.) 3.5% pSme"plae 3 py Si plea (they SS Jade dae 9 ee gr tt Naty lt 7 bally [ball] (adj. ; adv.) Wlade gaa V ASF tine ballyhoo [bali hds'] (n. yur. 33.) 3) Hee Heo (1) othe Sole cles (1) Se ae ballyrag [bal'I rig’) /vr.) ~ bullyrag, : balm [bim] (n) ot CA ee LN) lee te pL) HLM meh ae SoS ue ake nly Hct) oes balmoral [bil mér’al}(x.) ipealSelind se cap, 0cr ge balmy [bi’mi} (adi.) Bus Derg bey SF (ty) Ate Ct) (~ weather) aie + Jum (1) balneal [bal’ni al] (adj. pred yl balncology (1.) PeCab! plaheel gle uC gle eb IAW Sill eal y baloney [ba l6'nt} (n.) +L (1) bologna (1) balsa [basa 5 bal] (n.j 8 fel fal mt ALC He) SISLLN Go J 2 pa te ballistics (nj - 21a! Ep ols Hey - le oe Game ip ielty a exterior ~, Sp pst) balsam [b6!'sam} (n,) sh te5 He hes eosin (Up Iai ep ER pe priy pamsen Cot St an et interior ~, Sp pws) Hel gual Viel fai cr Lb ge mth (BY! Yu; bday Bar, wary Ee Ems; iim; F bites 8 lot; 8 boae; 8 orphan; of bel do god; boot; ow outs under; unity @ urgent; th thing; HC this; th vision; a2 in lone, ein system, fin easily, © in gallop, in circus86 Ss GO) (GS) HIN balsamic balsamic [bl stim’Ik} (adj.) gels balsamiferous (adj.) oe ee balsam of Peru (n,) ere A Sek stb ph dating Cha pans Sasa balsam of Tolu (n.) oe cA pl: srk pol saa dete gy Jl Sb pbeny 6 0) gh gals Bale [belie] (ad me) Siar Gata oh ard ee oa 3 tag Ml Sabla Ge eye CEU Stl (1G ead Sy aly Bedly GM Jas baluster [bil’2 star] (7.) =F) BFP ae balustrade[bit's swrid’}(n.) oti” HF We a bambino [bim bé’nd)(n.) - Ja (1) AYGSS dt edie) SE bamboo [bim bd0"] (1. ; adj. belortrade dha gy Ob Cee (to~ a eecry Gb... ed ll ies (8 ni) ‘bamboo yey — pases OM BS CAS) pe (0) BS a ghd le Ge Rtey ICA 6. banal [ba’nal} (adj.) ley ah Sc) ‘banana [ba nin’s] (n.) JHimeO 5) band [bind] (n. 5 vt. ;i.) (ws bo S50) te con dlae 6 dat cle Ct) of matrimony) (Slay Olly yl Jes doles) BL t (a white cup with « gold hae ron. eye 6 tele s BHI I Seidl y GUS 2 SUA oye Soke ce (8) «Gl aha sa ard 2 (AS (2) smite t ga (1) dag bandage [bin’dij) (x. ; ot.) 3 bandana or bandana (n.) Bandbox (n.) bandeau [bin dé) (n.) pl. -x banditry (n,) 3» ¢Uh5 (1) Sal hes bandmaster (bind’mas'tar] (n.) bandog (n.) aia) bOI Ca, bandolier or bandoleer {bin da lir)] (n.) ay va “he — bandoline [bin'da lén’] (n.) ge pane | op pil Pee se Kas bandore [bin dor’] or bandora/n.) band saw (n) 3 yl BV pm JS ee yl “ey eae _ ‘bandwagon (n.) NeW Obs pel Ship TS Jal “band 7 Heh pW MMe gt to jump on or climb aboard the ~, J! jl, se TL PY ee at at shoe . ag sn bandy [bin’di} 01.5 n.; adj.) Ja (1) “3,5 G3te (1) Jt Ao dius! 8 (2) G0 ~ blows oF words) HW: gail! (OS (to ~ a story about) Yan BL yee (A) (~ legs) ree (0S FA La bandy-legged (ad) BL ie bane [bin] (mn) LA SAS Spee th (\) ead oe gh git hee (1) wee ALN) G.I PEN) ‘baneful (adj.) ‘bang [bang] (or. 51. 5, 5 adv.) Ga (¥) tno pte (1) cot! Gp Lew Ld Lol wt ae (ry ih (The “ile Las oe (0) Ha (OU) EL (OX (~ ing away at the ji atl tii jill (1) gun ~ ed.) Ba (A) tsi ins (m) Ue po (vy § enemy) Leads pa mC) Rage GIS CN) gga + dag ey Sal SS to go over with. bangalore torpedo (1) pe ost: gk LS BY Gad fa dix ge eee ab (co) HbA pI tly LEN bangkok (n.) 0-H yeein (1) SL (1) bangle [bang’gal] (n.) - (pHa) Jia pamal ype Rang’ dace (m) SMAI Ag Bais eras ated babe 2! ‘bangtail (n.) abe) Sep OY BUT eo Sealer The) bangeup (ad) (e JsSI Stl ge § ite bandicoot [bin’ds kat’](n.) bbantan [bin'yo0] (n) > YuUicr) banyan (1) "is ar soul ET oe cab an Hp be go ge pla ‘bandit (ban’dit] (n.) pl. ~dits or -dietd cae) a ati SN Gad: OSI (HD ib bi ud ‘banish [bin’-] (or, ¢ > (1) DPM panes es) Katy dice; Mea; daar; Fem E me; Lim; T bte; 8 oc; 8 bone; 8 plan; of bel & god; bot; on out; under; @ unity; @ urgent; eh thing; af this; ah vision; 20 in aloe, ¢ in sytem, iin easly, o in gallop, wim crews,banishment —banisher (n.) banishment (7.) banister or bannister (n,) -3:2)? ( banjo (bin'j9] (m.) op BT: el bank (bing) (1. 307.53.) 49 + Sd me Se TY) Cas hs bt Sater 2d ea) eae pte ae (0) tis(ty SY cele Geogr Se dele eye (Vy (US AT Sg, BA edhe gar Cs 5) ged otal Gad a pte (M4) dy Pe aa pe Gaga Sea ve CNY) ogy daly sul ghey Oty Je Te ok CS PS AOD Syl Tabs ohes Ja Se ee Ear cy) Tale Gta LA) Gh (9) Te Cy) LEON STACMK BAe J de SON) Spm ee (1) Tay! wis of ales oF cba olds BO) 28) cathe ene () benio ‘ ews ~ of issue tobreakthe ~, 4 JS gee Hey te Shp selll te pe Syne J bankable (adj. ) He GD pal” pi Be J Ine bank account (n.) da Jobe: dpa ott Dank bill (n.)- CATES Je ts ee) pal A bankbook (n.) Beall GLb jis bank discount /n.) (DLS Je) Jal pat banker (bangk’ or} (n.) 24 (1) SY re yall) oe Spe Srl pact) ba ot AC gh oC le ios Salle (4) UN eee banker's bill (1.) = bank bill. bank holiday (n,) - (shall db aw) 4 banking (bangk’ing] /7.) banking house (n.) bank money (7.) pips pine (Bre) UW SUS bank note (n.) BAB yy) + (qe) Val 5,9) ‘bank rate (n.) Cs SA oo si) pat ~ bankrupt bingk’ript} (orm sad.) a2) Lbs 'n(1) BAN (EY ya cp il sl NS Le Cotas) gH] (9) ele (4) § UIST LL Suis Lil eg Ab OD ae _ “FS ws) HIN) to go ~, bankruptey [~riipt si] (n.) banksia [bingk’si a](n.) : iol bane banner [ban’ar] (n. sadj.) +419 (1) Ay ry ake 1) als pve tas Sob (eas J Oye) (ee) baal Be ee (am oak de Sate + jee (8 year for crops) PWC! Steal oly pet oi banneret (n.) Kay eda; A cae: ems Ems tims Thies under @ unity; @ urgent; th ching; WS chin; ah vison; 2-2 in akong, ¢ in sytem, fin cay, o in 87 bar banneret also bannerette (1.) ie, ‘bannerol also banner roll /n,)=banderole, bannock [bin’ak](n,) »2rtl ipl Soop oS EGO! banns {banz] /n. pl) (He Jobs) chy op OMe] banquet (bing’kwit] (a. ;ur. 54.) pH OS ashy fs ply a (Wx. Ihab banquette [bang két](n.) Sus) pie Jel 9 Sax (1) we fog le (1) tl Me] te td LES) bantam [ban’tam) (1.3 adj.) pmb ate cleo (1) VAly plant. “isle + # pebl Je Gat (1) ply phan Le (2) pablo + ake (8 jeep (PD bantamweight /n.) J6539-429) pe N53 oS = Taig NVA banter [ban’-J/er.sism) CHS CAR CY banteringly (adv. fede fe bantling [bantling] (n.) 83 oll | Hokey + she Jib aS te pe: SC) ee Ue ole LAY OW oy ope lt S598 GS SL 9 AAW oe eae banyan [bin’yan] (n.) thy og pe Sb pal abl fi ge ltt banzai [ban'zié") (n.5 adj.) ‘ ie banzai attack (n.) fo oe SF) GUY) pel SIU! a ght scan! AU) ela! baobab (n.) ae fd pe rig CLE oust baptisia (n.) fe Sees Ou UR baptism { bap’tiz am} (eet) abel! § a peal (1) jaya Ble Jed Werks 14 SOD baptismal [bap tiz’-] adj.) (2) 42 peal ol baptism of fire (n,) 4A Spe Sse: tl pemetnr ey: x (me sadj,) Se 2 GEN s sad (¥y baptist bap wade pl aol Gla: cap. (1) iret ren dele evo me Geet od Glace cap. (1) we pb op Eo baptistery or baptistry [bip’] _ (7.) (8) eel A EE baptize [bap tiz’] (vt. BSG dltaly BBE Goo naetl pel all aw (1) ‘ts, ae (eS Ba pale (sa tn) O Si a Sd Ded US piel ve 3) 592 ST ed tab woe Jai) ASE J pe EY lot; & bone; 8 orphan; of boil 6 good; 68 boot; on out;barb Sige Sil pee nC tele ge Srl I cpl teloe nn SE Th (0) SoG cone Cab cle (a) Sab dee gy eA) «lie 6 hae DW) Rey tLe (Qe eee SB) Bee | ill oll bey ang atl sox mi haw 2 iv gi + Oyde sgl 7 Vint ob oa (~ one) We (V8 Ake = ce (UT). All be ~ none tele oe tobetried at(the)Bar «tle Se Te tobe called tothe Bar : tae to go tothe Bar c. torread for the Bar hindi barb [barb] (» 301,) ol pe fai §) 20h (vy) Sal Gy AA ake (1) BY Glo cen. (pall ible (ry Gall ois JA Til ( Jeg Sal ed yp Uhlan Ea Bally OTe nr 0) Pall a, (dead) Be nl tn LE) SoS et pall gee nd (A) Byte Cal Tp) 92S aI Ce at barbarian [bir bir’-] (adj. 5m.) 2 * Holes $ p20! (1) end parleabe (MG Odean bs gmen (1) Ue barbaric [bir bark] (adj) - Sb 8 5 gee) +(~ decorations) 38 2 ye GOT (Hy barbarism [bir’ba riz’om] (n,) LS Jteccel oly (4) TE ten Vinca eTlS or dba gD barbarity (n.) -sit9 bee (1) fetsy (1) barbarism (1) barbarize (ci. 31.) - ber dee (19 Caer ones (1) barbarous (adj.) Cais sf WS) ond =e Lge (T) Shae ee 1D) Barbary ape (n.) 23:7 Als 3 Pd S3Y gps barbate [bitbat] adj.) = (\) Slptll gis len) as Os & & barbecue [bar’ba kil] (n. 321.) Barbary ape Play ey UR Bele) tae sot a8 oA apt ee (a SF ptt eh () bile Wiel" Ly tie Je dale J Us, IE UO! nS aT cot Mb t3u, Gfbedy barbellate (adj) COC) 638) Waa 1 eH ad barber fbirbar|(n.ser5i) JSS GCN) barberry (x) - A! #3 Darbet [barb (n)-* Lense A gb IS (A) seats 88 barge barbette [bar bet] (n.) or ce 3!) Lareste ; Coates AL Teen uh ye GRE gam Yols (5,91 Bree gaw barbican [bir’bo kon] (n,) (#4 ce Ea) (pl ae barbital [bir'bs-](n.)- Ui fe ula enya barbiturate [bar bich’-] (n.) 4 che h : Sg ht Baga ie Slt dob yon. Sy dey l test SSE Faby barbule [bir'bil] (n,) eta (AWN Gad J Sle J) TE CY barbed 2 (1) barbwire (n,) = barbed wire. barcarole or barcarolle [bir’ks101'] (n.) eal ee oe yh ten BNA bts bard (bard](n.) Sle 2% J had pn’ £5 ptt ole (1) FEN) “Jo Taleo bard or barde (1.50) [dr] =v Alie2,p | Joo (0) ton bs He se ssh ins bardolater (7.) a Sts Sine th bare (bar) (adj. ; vt.) AB pe nr ale ole (ay TBE 2b) @~ hilside) 9 22h 38 Det igy SEY Cores SE A) EO) ame od 5 Ola “23 (2) (can't buy even the ~ necessaries of life) 2b 85 ere) (elected by a ~ majority) fae of ESF gal yy S (the ~ truth) Ge} (Qo ~ one’s heart) aii 5-1 gis (A) tolay ~, wt fe ws bareback (adv.) (ding ~) CaF eA barebacked /adv.; adj.) era) bareback (1) barefaced (adj.) (a ~ lie) CIN) L(A) barefoot or barefooted (adv. ; adj.) call Sle bare-handed (adj.) J #1(r) SLBU(Y) eA HA) bareheaded (bar’hés"id] (adj. ; ado.) AS barelegged [bar'lég’id] (adj.) abe e+ ade jg ule barely (bar'l] fade.) rth GH +4 1GIL « ghb () (@ question ~ put) \,a: (1) (He ~ escaped.) (a ~ famished home) Jb # Je ct) barfly (x) SBI Ye a9 oy AS So FSU ,s bargain [bar’gin] (n. 30. 51,) Je Subl : hats (1) Waly tide: dotty 6 ie (1) date st ay a (9) EE (A) pale, mys abad ~, agood ~, ” ahard ~, into the to ~ for to strike (close, conclude, settle) a~, ie UNL ay 6 ie i) hal BS ee'-8) Soest i Galak 6 Bas en BABI OMEN cle lly oe barge [barj] (n.5 et, aS Spice houseboat +31. MN ei te SE SIA S Wades lee ob (1) SE RK Cre de (SF Hay Ada; Ame; ons Eggi Ewe; Fla; TbRe; 5 lt; & bone; O oman; of boll ab good; 6D bots Wunders, @ unig @ urgent; th thing; Of this; ah visions aa in alone, © in system, i in easily, o in gallop, win circ.bargee bargee|bir j2] (n.) ~ bargeman. . bargeman [birj’-](n.) 5 (barge yA xe wo baie [bar’Ik] (adj.) Op bo yee barilla [bari] (n) ST OU: BBs 2H) PAGED) sepa oly S op An barite [bart] (m.) tg oof Mn ee tl baritone (n.) EV Boose 2 (Qn SS A! an Bll Bly a SD) exatt SB) px ES barium [bar’i am] (n.) barium sulphate (n.) bark [bark] (0.5 131.) SIGE) 1S) oH (1) ao awn cil at De Spe oe (Dx maith Bas SN) eh A oe ye DESY to ~ up the wrong tree Lae Get + cual eae ents ge haa ty barkeeper [ba’-} (n,) Wake PUI ole: JL barkentine [bir’kan tén’)(n,) » yo DS barker [bir] (n.) 252 pid Gi a2 (1) ey Yael SLs ame Saat 6 MN ey Ome 3 Cahn. aah oth gf er ebuttah (r) mites cp Atl gl berk x1 barking [bar] (1.) sowie sino aber Ae ybark a Darky [bie] fadj,) = SPBUae 4 soc Se: Ye barley [bar'l] (x.) a barleycorn (n.) 5st Jshll eo pike (1) bie (1) ghee barley sugar (”.) ey barm fn) = p23 al Je LSE py ae we gt barmaid [birmad’] (7) barman [bir] (1) Barmecidal or Barmecide (adj.) Barmecide feast (n.)¢ 4 ¢.¥ ale (1) barmy [bar'mi] (adj) OFF (1) 143) 2S = EO bara [bir] (ny ER) ob AO Sh Belay got) ih barnacle [bar'ng kal] (n.) Sa, po ins fod c(\) eS SL Gy in lye vr WIS Ge Neg) mall g cp Sule: Ph (ty (aad eA a) barn-door (n,) - (HAY Fa ar) abl OF oe noeaBlohite =, Hes! as barnstorm [birn’-] (vi,) We bie! Set) J Hk (9) Gils oy Le ey low 89 barnyard [bir’-] (7) : (barometer) Whe + Jat : lala Bal barogram (x) | ¢1#3.U! Deka! Lae ps dime be baro- barograph (n° 94338 Cogh pal hs Sy SLA barometric pressure (n.) (2) 61494! skal baron [bar’an] (n,) #5 (1) esl = 23.4 (1) (bi Lin de baronage (n.) 930) 22 4a IUI (1) Hs dele (1) baroness (7. Sasblingi 1) BNO) baronet [-’an it] (n> fe pNP, By NC) = WiC) pall Sp 090 oe baronetage /n.) «Ess Uliele (1) baronetcy (1) baronetey [bar’an it sl] (1n.)= baronet r. baronial (adj.)-212F9 (1) 3M) 0) barony (n.) el vor sal Lgl ay Wal baroque [b2 158] (adj. 5m.) 3 Sheed oe CHOY shale WI OAS 3 gl ell gy feboks biel el Ay HAP thay LEI Ye Gee ay Drally ddaty (ill J) Halll pI pull ISLS bee SAK (oA J) Mel Ga she ok (8 (~ pearl) SAGE Or) est AEN ig J Yala ngs Face Seo gedsl baroscope (n,) 62! aah td 38T Key barouche [bo r6¥sh'] (n.) HH LIAS : Gyn! a pO ae bn pny barque ; barquentine (n.) = bark 11 5 barkentine. barrack [bir’ak] (n. jor. i) (1) 2S sae ph () Me ee (2) teen gan OS BE he Pe & if ti aed ew Gp Ney ell A) ON A) barracoon (n.) barracuda [406'da}(n,) «22 6A the 295 rd barrage [bo rizh'}(n,7 Ud se YY Ie ON FECNY Sat J pl op pil) Gh pati Lah Ob op jae So ah Sa Ob Fe Obl els ab atl) Ol gh (a ~ of questions) Jy (7) bbe! ow barramunda or barramundi (1.) «6 Ie 47) bbarranca [b ring’) (1. SiH) Sane Sa 2 barratry [bia] (m) 3 eSN5 ) Urata ol? CO) Yeate gh REN Oy Gb ge wee dbead CD) (isa —barrator (7) salen itil J} FY barred [bird] (adi.) 21 eVA ee hay ( ~ fabrics) bike ¢ yi (t) Ce oe barre otal (me sot si) deren Jee) Dok: tole, 6 IS SIS ye Ye SUSI sled ege 8 Bye (My pe ba TAN la iaales PEN Ya, Phy J ge ee dl pba coe ial pele ely Hay ade Bea; hay Eames Emey inp i bite; Gor 8 bone; orphans ob bot Go goods 8 boat; ou ou; under @ unity; @ urgent; ch ching; A this; 2h visions 2 =a in alone, € in system, fin easily, 0 im gallop, in teu,barrel chair ead BE OS GM SU Oe i de pel, (2) barrel chair (n,) 9% #3! Sle tees g, A gS barreled or barrelled (adj.) Joa J Ts : 7 (1) cbgdl gh ek SOF) SSI an cD barrelhouse (7.) 4! denis 24 (Y Be) barrel organ (n.) - 2S pA 4 Syke oi} gtd 59 barren (adj. ; 7.) J-¥ (1) (a ~ woman) Je (1) Gob pale () (~ plants) 2 (7) (~ lands) PATE olde I eee ae (0) (~ reverie) BNO) 6 ial the (vy (> ofall gmuce) goes an —barrenness (n.) barrette [bo rét’] (n.) aA pw barricade [bir’akid’] (n. sot) + FEC ono Bhs saw MG Le barrier [barior] (nm) + CT) FEN) EC) 2pAhl Je Eat tate i (1) barring (prep.) S040" ple Jie GY] ste LJ sebe barrister [bar'is tar] (n.) Ua Fh J) ple barroom [bir’-}(n.) —)SMed be Ou barrow (bir’s] (n.) IAF ID Bede) eee) gat a Ew bartender [bar'tén’dar] (n.) (> J) SL barter (v1.5 1.57.) AeA (MY) Ratiagry Sa bartizan [bar'to zn] (n.) Che oe) Hi ee baryta [bo rita}(n JD eee pssst barytone [bar"a ton’] ~ baritone. basal [bisa] (adj) Gla 3 Hela de oly cigsed (1) ely (w tava) el sent ncn Ine basalt (basélt} (n.) bo IE: Ai pe TU basaltic (adj.) WU ope ok bbas bleu [ba ble’] /n.) = bluestocking. bascule [bas"kil] (n.) = seesaw 3. bascule bridge (n.) SO NS pe base [bis] (n. 30%. sadj.) «+ gt Jind « buslh s LT (1) Abe 5 Sih aly Bees Nl ja 1) SB) SUI) age Nae te ee. SobiYl & Sa 30 (0) CLE AN ay So ce elie be bala VG) LAT) ae coe iS pl Jo soo (A) § (By ba Sd (~ conduct) & + 42 (4) 5 is ~ d_ upon income.) dagen (MN) (~ metals) Med! Qs Geet (14) (= Latin) coat ad § ple (MN) (~ coin)’ 5 baseball (bas"bdr}(n,)-C-SticlaljyiAetal 4/56 pl baseboard (n.) +43 Be JRE te Cy :delal o)(4) Ebel OL he eG qe Bead me 2 Bl es Tp le a ab Sic SR ges yh (A) PEO et baseless (adj.) 4 Y(t) (@~ aim) J -LTY (1) base Hine (n,) 3) AR gad y EE: (paella (4) baseborn (adj.) 90 basket-of-gold Ctl oJ) AER ON) “Saelb ¢ JEe Dasely (ade,) «beh je yt Jp siliny sity basement [Bis] ne EN oo je 2 Sema 3a (1) qed PENS Cp tee amet Dasenji (n,) CUS she dl ee US so 5U base pay (n.) «(SL Sladll Bye) tl tJ bash (01.555 m) tse pd (PY S Gre(t) erred) ‘bashaw [ba sh6’] (n.) = pasha. bashful (bash’fal) (adj) bashfulness (n.! bashi-bazouk [bish’i ba 200k’) (n.) >! Saintly Poa atl Lee Sy bol gh gest PA he Space an (¥) sm) censedy BeBe ny gta ee $e basic (ba’sik] (adj. 5 basically [ba’sik If] (adv.) Basic English (7.) rod a pis wu Si + fe tl pin ate oy VE SISSY dal basicity [ba sis}(n.) (S)4seUdl Se .9¢1) (S)Ztelai() basidial (adj.) -\: 31 (basidium, yp taeg 9b sips Basidiomycetes (7n.pl,) « (3) 4th peal totale’ "a basidiospore (n,) (i) He> oF +528 wees basidium [ba sid’-] (n,) pl. -sidia, 3 Beat (Sy THe sal PH, evel basifixed (adj.) (fo sell as gue basify (v1.) (Gye Met ne | gs basil [ba2'sl] (n) «Suse ZY OL So basilar or basilary (adj.) Gacla ae gly + (gael Dasillic [-"Ik] fadj.) AARL(N) Sok HSE (1) basilica [ba sil'aka] (n.) See Sls, coo tlh ideal BBLS go as ree bool gs Uhl 1B ASIST Ewe an. IRI Lia Je WU he Wear basilic vein (n.)- (2) Lill J pred sey : (QA) Gel basilisk [bis'a isk ; b&z’-](1. J “uty lly aed le GLe5 ab AS pl Gallic son ol ally tit asia [bison] (n.) bss thc) “2 pasta ell ae el) apa pewr Bat BRO ee Br ah a ie es qy GH) Wt ba ) are st basinet [bis’a alt ;-né] (n) LAYS i= basis (n.) [ba’sis] pl -ses (n.) -erbel nate (1) arte (1) cpl. bask [bisk ; bask] (i.) -# ¢~ basket [bis’kIt] (n.) «(+ basketball [- bl’) (n.) basket hilt (n,) slab 33 he basket-of-gold (n.)- AM AeloL adalat gmbh lI! 5 A date; 8 nders Bore; Gers é egg; ity; urgent; things ss ah vision; & me; in; 1 bites & lot; & bones @ orphan; of boil Go good; a boot; in aloe, ¢ in system, i in easly, o in gallop, in citsbasketry basketry/n.) « WIL(T) bey SH abo ENC) basket weave (n,) ZH aig mL! hd MLN Sie HES b Sg ss basophil or basophile (m.)_~ Gs tee LU (Ch eel bey ied pede as a (ch beet Basque [bisk] (n.sadi.) sh ety hy SUC) a oe ab be Ut ts SU TEED Be, A J aA Cee!) Tews Bs CLG Ske mon cap. (Fy) SOU! bas-relief [bi’rl le") (n.) Saal See pe bass [bas] (adj. 5m.) = BES Sar (4) ee) Spal age oie et Aabty Sone SpatTh: aah! (TNS ‘bass (bis) (n.) (dey alls pants i ‘bass drum [bis] (n.) A) sola al basset [bast] (m. j0H,) 2aF et! Joe IS UCN) ON ee BP WAL LU). lil + atl de sn OS ge) Ede EP bass horn {bas} (n.) =tuba, bassinet (bis’a nét’}/n.)-4 20 =~) PU ‘basso [bis] (n.) ‘bassoon [D8 so6n}/n.) He east 9S Ul 3 pe ie dy ey basso-relievo alio basso-rilievo (n.) = bas-relief. basswood [bis] (mn) SD Fe 08570) bast [bast] (n.) IWS co) BEN) OD «fab Shh ab (aoe bastard [bis'tard] (n. jadi.) > 2457260 basophilic (adj) pian aad gH See tages PGE Ts gt wh) Fe eae AOS Bry ¥ bastard file (n.) bastardize [tar diz'] (er,) 2 bo 3 sky kn est bastardy [i] (adj) BU FA eK bastardy (n.) 1 DWT) de Sot DSN) PP ly idl baste [bast] (v1.) eye Hl ba 84 Colt) gO) Cait a) Ct vat doles) ys Sor lal Qe) Dastille or bastile [bas t&? bas fy] (n. oo Bastille Day (WAS V4) Jeb! byte gs, SoU rx bastinado [bis'ta ni%da] (n.jor.) be OD de Maal “ale LAY 5 ve ae pasts C1) Fat «Lad pas (A) Lae (Hy canll gant CaF IN paces ye basting [bis'eing)(n.) 272 3 HU 4 3 pl & ec) jaa ola J pabenll BUM en. (og stl Lotty) cert a re CLE Gy AE ahh (1) al ee U3 (1) Ka; wdae; Ac; bes: in; under unieys @ urgent; th hing; this; ah vision; 2 1 bite: a bathometer bastion [bis'chan; - th an](n.) o* 198 + rE jeer) oat Ors hae dikes (1) pam bat [bat] (n. jen ji) BN) Hale Lae vO) SE SIT SIS te oa te Sewer (opal SIG Soh Be BT 5 St oka) et: Sat jm BUS ye Ha (MTT op Ge (Oe (lopoons ~)arpe tele Co) . (pal) 5S pas (8 Ve AAG MN) Jota ea GLO) Sil I lane gy Eley wala age bat en) cal Sloss oe web Ss ee atarare ~, (QB ie ab AYN saad AY CD batch [bach] (x. joi) PM ESI CT) sti) By, (Gann ity ely ad gh ST faite ie Se 8 @- ~ of Prisoners) bate [bit] (ors) “Cl nw st See (DX (Ale) Sa ot See me aoe CAaally bateau also batteau [ba 10") /n.) pl. -x Se batfowl [bay foul] (vi) 2b abl slam, TS Wen Eine bath (bith; bith] mos) thrall foe 1) Wp plese ngs tbs J Gabel. gl cae lancet ji Ly woh pee thedi age nk. 2 wait, Gal Qt not ~ an eyelid ase er phi Ex mes bath- or batho- (bothometer) So—# = alae Sa Bath brick fn.) 22 © flas p Vy Gp 2b AT bath chaie(n,) a2 AY SESE GE NS ‘bathe [bash] (vt. 53.5 FRO RO (ee See x Cael) am OY Se wy bath yh pe CY (op ead Liat wages st ere te) bathhouse [bith’-] (1. reg ek fa I ze i heh bathinette (1. Jeb LEN ps JUEBS lte bathing (1.) BAG eb Tote! bathing cap /n.) 489 Ua psy = LI ob (acted on at ae bathing dress or suit /7.) eltiog bathing machine (n.) “J Jae ES ett we me UALS Fee lal dG, batho- = bath- batholith /n.) Ce 2 bathometer (7) ii pep eo as EB cece bso lt “A gue pt atl: Seal! 6 bot; & boot: of boil 5 good; 08 boot; on out; =e in shone, ¢ in system, fin easy, in 6 ompbansbathos bathos [barthds)(n.) 87: 2S Spotl Sal et A gaan saa battery [bitoni] (n.) ir 0l (1) LPoret Kaaba wh) shel Fe aN Serge hae ASN lash: (gry ARLE CH) (@ ~ of lenses) a! ja sf Whe aL ch ae yet (4) batting [bit’ing](n.) 31 68 Why) o Halo (1) Gre thi UB, EI) wb eb battering ram battle ~ ax battlefield; battleground fn battle group (n.) ia lone CHU er “se lea So battlement (bit’s! mant](x,)°% “pa ah ‘attledore’ 3 ole = Sag lly battleplane (bata plén’] (n,) 3 a ee eo battle royal (n,)i ke stelkes siete tte rh (1) ipl SL CT) ge lp et. ADD ye JST battleship (n.) Lp tide § 613 6 iat battlewagon (n.) - (¢) 4H spl (1) battleship (1) pote gp ah 801 (1) battue [ba t50"s- ti] (n.) AN Sat sak BY (pl eared) batty [bar't} (adj,) - (ey eam (Ny SCL 1 pta’s (1) batwing (adj.) tie chet: td! Ale (1) (pt) Sub 4 Pres ‘baudrons [bé'dronz] (n.) baulk [bok] = balk. bauxite [bok'sit] (n.) «pe eg pie Ae eS! Bavarian (bo var’-}(n.5 adj.) - 004 eta} aol 215 UIC) Sp AUCRYS Lath Uy OUT LUSH engl: BUCH bawbee or baubee [b6 be; bO"=](n,) HK dlae «e() Dauble [b6"bal] (n.) BEEN) GEST a ator ihe bawd [béd] (mn) en (N) stl tobe sh onle (1) bawdry (n.) PANT) spb + Sd 1) bawdy [bo'di] /adj.) PIS gob 6 Gul bawdy house (7) Flos Ca Gees el bawl [b6l] (vf st. 5m) Geet ent eee () ee ime (OS nk Bay (M) Hola Day [ba] (adj. sn. 5 vi. 5 oa PES DE (Ny sal Oy Les (Dh @~ mare) re ph gn BUST (a) (HIE (A) gle Pt OD (A) cane cd bel) iad sae OF NAG teh ed Mee BEN ye oer BB EE nn yd ape Sin aay (the sick ~) ite 2, CH) ee A) (am engine ~ 5 a bomb ~ ) EDL TE OY et OM ox OF 7 oo ot qe rss (i) AE op pli wea > Od 6 a ~, aby Slat ly gine I pet el 6 goal battle (n.5vi.51.) SSC) Ge (nS oy Sm) nce an as pS battle array (n.) (a) Chey 7 stl ee hal at 4 adi Hey dites G oues Beary Gems; Em; Lin; Fite; Slot; 6 bone; B oephan; of bol 6 god; aD bmot; ow out; S umders @ unitys © urgent; th thing; this; th visions aa in alone, in sysmm, i in easly, 0 in gop, & in Grovs,bayadere to keep or hold at ~ fi! ye “pill oe Doe Fon te oy, bayadere (x, jad.) Is lie 25s GUC) pula Je ple Spek Spb ay bayberry (n.) Seb OU: nats ay, bayonet [bas nit) (n.jer) AY re NS Bp) bayou [bi'60] (n.) : Bay Stater (n.) » oot AN yo ao! bay window (1.) TESOY bazaar [b> zit’) (n.) department store 1» a Sts bazooka [bo 200"ka) (m.) CH : 593) lage 9 Ube Ge pa le B battery (n.) BCG vaccine (n.) B complex (n., vitamin B complex. B.C. (before Christ) PS oS nd bdellium (4811 om; -yam] (7) B fa bel prea lb = Gale J caliely hz JUSS rsh aoe 5 bbe [be] (ei. dey (1) (Try to ~ just.) 280) (What is he going to~ when he grows up?)z—«. () (Have + g@ +04 (0) (Don't ~ long.) 525 (ty you ever been to Beirut ?) be- (Besprinkle) igh! ror Jp (1): abae Bb (becalm) + pra, > alae (¥) ss ty. fas (befriend) Vis alwe “city (4) beach [béch] (n.j01.) = Seb then (1) Jaya be (1) septs IIIS ae axons beachcomber (n.) “J=2 dates pil SSE) Ugo ey (N) Gall deal ir J Re Lael eaally yp ihe beachhead (n.) eas pee Lay SL byl op bill Sil Ka) Ae tab de Jee foothold 2, (1) E44! beach wagon (n.) = station wagon. Deachy (be’chil adj.) «abba! L/S ae we beacon (bi"kon] (m. 5. si.) 24 (C2) Bp SV epee we pe OS (ol sl = BM gas (ore oy ay st eld ge Hae i ch Bd Be ind age. (ane ete SD (erSaein (ey pngsionr Cpe d) SI pC) beads - Sd Gasong os 98 bean pole Satta ge fil sah: eel sah sess e oN beading [bing]. (6) Bae er ( beadle (bé'dall /n.) beadiedom /n.) *) G'S (gH ay Se beadroll [béd'r8l] (nu) HO) 9A YC) beadsman /n./ os pret Slat} patty) ad de 5 (NY aba od Jol yo Lely hal beadwork béa'wark)] /n,) ~ beading 2 53. beady [be'di] (adj) 2+ Fp ghee 2 hele GLO) sige FU ERO eye) iN) et Beso ties Ne gh as A beagle [bigal} (n,) 42S PS 8 oleh ake beak [bek]/m.) Hee awl CY) Cepet cee cal on ah ae JY gt NS (ey ae pe I oe (D(H) AHO beabned /adi.7 SIG OY Me BOY beaker (biker) /.) Tyee SE) Wee pip ae Thee bail Ths oe (1) Si ll ji aig ge OD zis ee ees wer $+ Gall Tat BO) Sel od gt? BHO) (oy oe! gel) (hy gk Seg he By (a) @~ of hope) #3 (A) tact ca) asi 31 (1+) (with a ~ of delight) SOD al LE CS Cot pla ty 22Y (programs ~ed com diy (els leu, JASLY'UL, coe OE) GE ON at France) ofthe ~, 2) Ay sad Ye JN) (ogee alto ESL con her beam-ends le aly dle whi ON an SSG J) tle 5 il on one’s beam-ends BY! at Se onthe ~, 1 ith stad oJ) (bode ene (Ny SLA! ontheports, ee SIA onthe starboard ~, © SA! o AM tb! Je beamy [bé’mi] (adj.) Pt Ae (1) Sere EM beam [bem] (x. 0 ; eet ny it bean [bén} (n.) Tey Je Urb es) COP DEH CO ee full of ~s Gee de aly Thaven’ta ~, vee togive somebody ~s Bigs aly peanbag n,) JREW DA sR Lol oe her MIS wpa FSU JS be (Ay EA eamfeast (nm) Dad fell Me ee Hale todraw a ~ on or upon Sh he beanie [beni] (».) WBE Ys ae ad ‘to say, tell, or count one’s ~s Bice bean pole (n,) a2 (1) pd Ula! ee GLY ane (1) Bat; Adare; Acare; car; € ogg; E me; iin; 1 bite; 6 lot; @ done; 6 orphan; oF boil Ge good; 68 boot; ou our; i under; unity; @ urgent; th things this; a vision; 2-2 im alone, ¢ in system, Fin easly, © in gallo, 4 in crews,bear 4 Je be bear [bar] (or. si. 3m) ta PAY Jeo CN) settle (8) (HEL) 22 (7) (00 ~ witness)» Ju Sle 6 8 (9) (to ~ oneself with dignity) S a, (to ~ quintuplets) 1 (1) (They bore the hero home.) SiN) Le SFA) (to ~ leaves) Jot oy (V) ~ his fey (1+) (more than he could ~ ) (Your words ~ two }s¢ (11) responsibility) (Her claim J aie so (11) interpretations.) (The “Grex (11) doesn’t ~ close examination.) (The “32 GG(1f) joke doesn’t ~ repeating.) « Je#2 (12) boat was borne backward by the wind.) (to ~ . @l"dhLe 1 (11) (to ~ the signs of blows) (The boat bore north.) ai jb“ + lly (V)X rule) (The land bore due north of the boat.) ei (1A) shy + 2 bay (19) (oad ~s to the left) Gary (14) (matters that upon the welfare of the community) 3 we Sanh Loy bed Jo wy shall (vt) Bis-l FE esl el ge ge ait of pot ee i be ty of SUT et alae Holl ae + deb ear a2 to ~ a hand 4 to ~ awaythe palm «O75 Je dyes ¢ to ~ away the prize . to ~ down ee ~ in mind to ~ heavily on to ~ somebody out «de to ~ out what somebody says OW ahi, 0’, to ~ resemblance to ley + ate to ~ up to Cae to bring all one’s energies to ~ upon a task se dnge ala Si feats ~ with somebody «ab 4) pass sf able, fee a 2 CE asf gah ai ¢ abel ly bearable [bar's bal] (adj,) sl!" Sar bearberry [bir’bér'l} (7) OD ale beard[bird) (1,5 01.) 552 (") Net (1) BC) é “dd eS Cie Je fai J) Sams (NY Up Jee Had (0) bearded (adj.) - Sy Nebo (1) pL (A) beardless (adj.) Shay debe hay bearer [bar’ar} (n.) = Sat I «| fore Jolt AITDL J ole tt (agood ~) UF ad ime ncn bearer bonds or securities Woh a Uk Gi, ,1 Join bear garden (n.) Mil ed Coy Hall die Bay a dae; Wunders & unity; Wear; dow; Seg E me; Fins 1 bites & bo 6 urgeat; th ching; this; ah visions ea in clone, ¢ in system, fin casly, o in gallop, in crs, beat ees etl Ot espn ae bear grass (n.) - ( als (1) pe oe e Ge igt mt She ” coat BITS athe oF spac th cn) Cisbdly ae & ht (ath ae co CNY EAL CY) Cues ne “daly Bayo als COS eyes (A) pate tor aaste Pe SE OY patcmans ~) Fl BSL ge gayest (ty. dU Y Lab (ar ANI gem ee OY ED 08 cul to be off or out of one’s ~, P HE GI Sill dae jp IS Jane + al to ~ about the bush _ dee to ~ somebody down +e! Jui Je ane to ~ it HQ “ee to ~ the record get ob) est to ~ a retreat ayes een) sib (gest) C5 at Pin GAO) (4) idl dF) to ~ time 8 bone; 8 orphan; of boil 6 goad; 68 boot; 9 ox;beaten 95 Sebi os beaten (b2ton} (adj.) — (~ Seay vay Sa 208) ps we(t) (~ path) sles 35 Jar(P) silver) beater [betar] (n.) WS x HUI aie (1) beat 4 (1) Ap tasN) (tral J) deatife(be's tiP-}/adj.) PDL Tele ade() beatify [bi At’ fi’](vs.) la (1) apt! aly 09) 2b Oye Gell LAM ole J gl wel US —beatification (n.) (25) hotels beating (be) (n.) A(T) Sle (t) deat yer () Deatitude [bi A's tid'}(n,) WY ale tas» p.yb (\) vod gait 2 Me J de eel the J ie 0) beatnik (1.) SM TS gor beau (b3}/n) «eH At CF) Lay BC) Beau Brummell [brim’al] (n.) Ste fe) Beaufort scale (n.) (QU ots) ade pe beau geste [zhést’)(F.)- nig, S4a4(¥) HS Hab (1) beau ideal (F.) Sad! I JUSS ye Jus beau monde [bé’ménd’] (F.)-* did! + genie beauteous [bi’tl 2s] (adj.) = beautiful. beautician [bi tish’an)(n,)-Jem 2 ets on beautification (bite fo k beautiful (bit fal) (adj) beautify (or ji.) er cay Sem ® Lan) beauty (bit n) ARC) ere Je) ‘beauty shop, parlor or salon (n.) -=# (23) Hy ve beauty sleep (n) «deh bame Ji eal tg beauty spot (n.) Jes (1) patch 2 (1) tid Bld ewes bl yp CALE ae te Sh alh ) yer alee Jo Sle Be CD porter of bel esprit. nc) Ee vy 1) (A) JE ve eat (0) sl hat 1 Bei Ge (0) gly Bs Wid J dpe oe beaux arte [bd zir’] (F.) beaux esprits [bd 22s pre’) bebop [b bap] (n° becalm [-kim’](01,) SH) 2! WLS Gin) became [bi kim’] past of become. because [bIké2"] (conj.) beceafico [bek’s (k8) (n,) 2 Yt Ze béchamel (bé sha maP](n.) (22) *hdy Hate: Joel yl bechance (bi chins"] (vi. ; 1.) = befall. becharm [bi chirm’] (et.) Pe oe béche-de-mer [bésh do mér’] (n.) >) Al J (1) ARE BS Ue Se EO GA Db apa She fel Bahl ee I be Bedford cord beck (bak) /n. jut) a iLEN CN) ab > Jae (NY Sak eee (OS HEL ble) eH to be at aperson’s ~ and call 4,41 24,9 oAtye tow sab be bole) aial SO TT BSe jag ini beckon [bék’an] (v7.5 i. 0.)-€ we St en OY) Baej(r)§ (The water ~s me) GAL + #4 (1) Decloud fer) Lares Lidar dng (1) yall Ome (1) become [bi kim’) (vi. t.) PAO oO (4) (This dress ~s you.) 2 (Mx Cof as) {At does not ~ you to complain.) = om) NY ot ge Fe becket [b&K’It) /n.) becoming jadi.) "Fe (1) FY abe becomingly /ade./ Beequerel rays f'} bi =! bed [bed] (n. 5 vt. 5) SIP Aree zt OD dle ses py me. Gaede van, dee Ball ee Shaky Slant egn Ee Ba ER (Ty Sue pee ep Ue & wrt (ty all al alel pb Or) Cade J) Sea) 5 pd Ll fas jl Hab: Lolly + heb 252.8 (a~ of clay) tb (9) (a road ~) eAat! Be dead als ee dat WS jg ERO LA) “Ot Lae 2 ply (YX (~ ded on tock) pm’ + gale (1*) (gr) tab ISO) ints a double ~, me CB ar a single ~, ety a oH) ar as you make your ~ so you | Jol ue must lie om it J satel ets ~ and board bikes lee to get out of ~ onthe tra at 5 onesie | elu to take to (keep) one’s ~ pA! S42 ¢ Zh, bedaub [bi déb'}/vr.) - ea! "ea ‘akon oA bedazzle (v1) OEE) ae gE bedbug (béd"big’] (7) bedchamber (béd’cham’ bedclothes [-"hlé2’} (x. pl bedding (ing) (1. 5 adj.) Caled) base aeeny glen © (~ plants) aby Gh SL nn bedeck (bi dék’) (vr.) SFR RH bedehouse [béd’-] (n.) = beadhouse bedesman [bédz’-] (n.j = beadsman. bedevil (oI dév'al] (oe) A) AE age A OD ‘bedew [bi da’ ; -d60"] /vr.) fae fas oe bedfast [béd’fast’ ; -fist’) (adj) A oe bedfellow (n.) «582 (1) Aba els oo: Qed) Bedford cord (n,) Gab Chea uehort hay 6 under; Adee; Bae; aor; Fins unigy; @ urgent; th thing; wf thiss ah vison; ae beg; Ems; 1 bite; Slot; & bones 8 orphan; ol boil Bo good, in done, © in stem, iin cally, o in boots om ont;bedim bedim [bi dim’] er.) bedizen [bi di’zan] (vt.) JS 8 eS. bedlam [béd'lam](n.) Sema g (1) (6.1) O58.) cals cA rr I Ives c(t) G1) bedlamite [béd'Ia mit] (m,) _- Ore! + Jybll s oll bed finen (n,) gl etly ist, cabet ach baly bed molding (n.) (pe) Ate ce Ee bedouin [b&d°66 in] (m5 adj.) 424 Gr sigs!) Pea ssens AH bedouinism (n.) ea ae 5 isha bedpan [béd’pin](n.) SY bre E55 NG (1) Arh BED pth dual bedplate (x) (4) AUN g J siete J bedpost [béd’pést] /n.) al bedraggle [bi drig’al] (et.) - Joy FAVE s ay bedridden [b&d’-] or bedrid (adj.} paok bedrock [bat] (n) “Tal mal (en 681 Ao) + GN MI CT) (Ge) gaa ce ips Biel yogi lat (aby ALT on oe bedroll (n.) Fe SO EF eal otal bedroom [béd’rs6m’} (n.) lie bedside (n. jadi.) (2-9 le bi ox salle) carl le oe DS fae tay yp ielts bedsore (nj) 43 EAU gb GAs Ge J Valle 8 SE tat bedspread [-sprél(n.) -( (ale bp Sus) pple bedspring (n.) Abi eome ICs) al sn ta bedstead [béd’st8d] /n.) bedstraw (nj Prd eo ea iylo DW sp NY bedtime [béd?-] (n.) aU Jlaey s psilciy bedward or bedwards (adv.) «2! dl + bee [be] (n.) «glad of all ple! (1) 4 ~ in one’s bonnet or head Je 3 pet ar ali SN Jee Ved Sis beebread (n,) «Linh a ina Jovian WE} : ull ps beech (bich] (n.) PAE (ot op y bee eater/n,) 1417 2M gle se beef (béf] (n.50t.5i.) pl -s or aves #29(%) Ab A (1) (Daher af Oe (K) (QE S29) DOF (#) (Orie + SH (vy beefeater (ber ee2r)(m, 1) et nee. ssl ph IST 2) GHEY Sl Anat dah Oy “y Fab Se Sato 8 td beefsteak [-’stak’] (n.) eosin: ig A ph et beefsteak fungus (,) >! ped: 05+ 60 7's began beefy [be"Al] (adj.) S30) om hay beehive [bé"hiv’] (n. ; adj.) RE aC) (4 ~ oven) S518 (MD pay 1K (1) beekeeper [bi*ké’par] (n.) ge + J! beeline (n,) gail REN SHiS) gL oH oth Cail Sp Sabla dat SLs Beelzebub (n.) - U2 (¥) cobb AFLG (ay been [bin] past part. of be. beer [bit] /n.) ie beer and skittles (ay be beethouse (n.) Wa ghyiah) pod Be taht a beery [bir'i] (adj.) Bah) Mose tle 2 pce 1) Bibl Goth (Ny wl) PLL aL ce (~ taverns) ab) aie CEO) be beestings [bés'tingz] (nm. pl.) 7 Holey « tle Jt: BV an 5 beeswax [béz’-]/n.5 vt.) Jeet 4 (1) Jee ot (1) Secs beet [bat] (n.) Le) (AS HES) beetle [bé'tal] /n.5 adj.5 ot; i.) Fe (NY Lee (1) Sak 4b SCP) Rte ke OF) (YK Blak pd econ. Gazal (098 beetle-browed (adj.) St Teles beetlehead ;-ed (1.) abl gas bee tree (1.)- [ai Wer foul aa age bat: font beeves pi. of beef. . befall [-f6'](vi.3 1.) 22S ee (1) ok CN) befell past of befall. befit (bi fit] /on.) befitting (bi fitIng] (adj.) befog [bi £5g"] (vt.) Te ee 2GK OD Sate pC Cate HCD shay a () LAO befool [bi fo5l’] (vr.)- f# (¥) dln ote ws ‘chin () before [160 (ad; prep. con.) es Ace 15) (stood spa~ J Cr) (~ my very eyes) “pUl (1) 4 y3s59 (2) (w the war) JF (4) ~ the judge) (You of "5 (8 (60 put quantity ~ quality) Jet ‘must finish your work ~ you go home.) beforehand (adv. ; adj.) (Let me {ike «Uaie () Codey EIA je nF On (NS now~.) Sliniel J ae bis beforetime (ad) (Be) gar Se Ces Tab befoul [bi foul] /vr.) en Ok befriend [bi frénd’](or.) ly + pels sebu(Y) abet) befuddle [-fid’al] (er.) wa BIA Saby 4 (1) ber ote] (6 si), oat TeX) Gain + dates (1) hey SL cea oP ese eon. Ca ally raz sey be abl oe hm (OK Yur 6 se (They promised to come and help «le siale JS beef tea (n.) Cot rtfady ANS, but have since ~ged off.) Deef-witted (adj.) fans 4) began [bi gin’) past of begin. Baty Wate; ewe; kom; d eggs & me; Lin; bite; 8 tot; O bone; 6 orphan; of boil de goad; 6B boots ou out; i under; unity; @ urgent; dh thing; A this; th vision; ae in alone, ¢ im system, # in easly, o in gallop, win cra,beget beget [bi gét)] (ot.) 221) Cy eetoy beggar [bég’or] (n.; 0f.)- BD Sees) AED Cpt Eth SEE ek (~5 description) ejay 24,098 begganly [bég?ar I} (adj) 2 (1) Cae aise (1) ‘beggary [bég’s ri] (n.) is begin fbigin(ois 4) TED SEL Gast een fete hh (“pee CED Ly ox to ~ the world ¢(¢_sl any a4 to ~ with beginner (n.) +s o (1) Bab Jui sash Ae shay (1) all 1) ep ary lke les phates Jol (t) beginning [bI gin’-] (n.) + Je~* (the ~s of French poetry) 4 (God is the ~ of all things.) bogind [bi gird’](or,) -2 SEC) GUSs bey Se 1) begone [bl gén’} (ci.) YET pails ad begonia [bl g6n'y3] (n.) —“* oS AY? begot [bi gor’) past ; past part. of = begrime [bi grim’) (w.) e2 eee pall ere) begrudge [bi grij’] (or.) beguile [bi gil’] (or) CYL) Ee eo Soe Udi grad ee ESTs corel deen (1) eal at begum [be gem] (n.) «fl iad Ee be Spal begun [bi gin’] past part. of begin. behalf [bIh&P] (n.) -Aab s U9 (1) faite » hae (1) in ~ of febak s Je inthis ~, = ( ¢r20 31 LU 5+) Sat ade on ~ of Deb oe op Bath ch) faba (1) on my ~, whe behave [bi hav’] (or. 54.) U(r) pay + ttle (1) (Did the child ~ 2) E> rap ys at Sd 2 gle ude NB ASL » yourself ! behavior or behaviour (~'yst](n.) bebaviorism (n.) 12 ob Je BEN a ple Eodye all SUI OLIV SL behead [bi bée’] (o.) we ee beheld [bi h&ld’] past ; past part. of behold. behemoth [bihémath ;b2>-] (n.) F § Soe! (1) OES pee Oe Tan) al behest [bi hist] (n.) aye 97 belittle behind [b1 hind’) (ado. 5 prep. 3m.) SD, EAB YC + HE (OS (~ imhis payments) JAE () ly y! (She is ~ her brother in her work.) 34+ (8) +!) ape ey) able Hd ~ time wake ~ the scenes in ~ the times thecal fe 5 Sse 5S 5 Nees) A) alee (1) ZS) jade J aban gos behold (bi hold”) ;.5 inter.) LN) Ay + (1) — beholder (7) ey lens beholden (adj. (+ toyou for...) JADU Ge behoof [bi host] (n./ Ba 4 dake s inlaw behoove (bi hdsw'] or behove v1.5.) FF A AY beige bazh ms ad.) gr geith ao Sk le OOD gebll Spal OF tn tone Pek Spal being [bing] (n.) SSP age9 HRS oT Cy GARE) Ag (TH) Rare (1) sdb eon Ug behindhand adj; ade. for the time ~, PH iNS ins, aay, bejewel [bi ja6"al] (or. Pikh oon bel [bél]/n.) «(hee 52h) belabor or belabour/or.) cr AL eee) 8 (ND belated [bi 1@*tid] /adj.) (od 5) oo) abe belay [bi1P] (01.5.5) 24 J Sh Oye oh Cy GE shine Mh 1S She CSE LS feed) St belaying pin (1,).())' eS I4| de Tall sy ttl ay belch [bitch] (vi. 5f. 37.) (abe> fb Syadilety HB BGO beldam or beldame [bél'dem] (n./ beleaguer [bi lé’gar] (vt.) See) (aA) ey) bel esprit [bél és pre’) (F.j «5 pce I oar ae belfry [bali] (n.) AS) KA er belga [bal Belgian [bi?-}(,5 adj.) =! Soe TS oS Semh ood (1) Kent tel “ Belial[bé*li al]. -A8+ HCY) SURE) belle belie [bil?}/er.) (His words + “HU “454 aw (1) (His deeds ~ _ait, +76 1) ~ histrue feelings.) (He ~d our hopes.) é (1) his words.) belief [bileP] fm) GAS eer oy oie) he cay jade | EEL) believable (adj.) aa Ko + Sohal" pi believe [bil&"} (vi 5 ree zoe dy Fay (Fa, (1) (3) gael get, Soo Dey aL) — believer (n.) belike [bilik’] (adv.) _ belittle (al](or.) 4 Kay bdo; Meare; dears Eom; E me; tims bites 6 lot, @ bone; 8 orphan; of boil do good: bout; ou out; unders & unity; @ urgent; dh ching; Hf this; th visions 92 in alone, ¢ in system, Fin caslyy o in gallop, min Grow.C¢ bell bell [bal] (nm 50% 58) 2) ae ) Pl SA) (ia? sl hn ella MD be : + alee CQ) glockenspiel (2) eA! 4 pie nein Se DET ee Ste to~ thea Ue pt: i ejoeise APNG bal he fe belladonna [bél’2 dia’a} (n.) JH te 9h bellbied (n.) or (sh + ge stl fla PBN pe Ugo ah He bellboy [bal’-] (n.) 20 31 Gab pale bell buoy (n.) BY Ed) Ur pa welple dy pols Aw EY belied belle [bal] (ny re dle oat ls ek, aah belles lettres [bal létr](n.pl,j Hex 23> antl 2291 Bayi ply ptlaolty « hee CS —belletrist (n.j —-belletristic (adj.) beliflower (n,) ib! tail > vie sk! bell founder (n.), “lA A bell foundry (n.) +S tg bellhanger (n.) che I ple Oy bellhop [bél’hdp'] (n./ = bellboy. bellicose [b&okds'] (udj.j «4 a bellied (aqj.) « G22 (F) etl elie: creda (8) hn 3 (1) belligerence [ba lij’ar-](n.) 2 > +3 (") deal Le (1), belligerency [-ansi] (nm) A! g Jail Sint ae belligerent [-ont] (adj.jn.) SV x21 t+ scale ule () yt J yal ghee ow (the ~ powers) ti j Us Be Ip HS JY ey Cub IN I lial Jak bell jar (n.) OD rei rs bellman [bel] (1. 2% (1) itl E28 (1) es saat bell metal (nj ot WE ete W Ou ball jar sl ee Gaal phat HE bell-mouthed (udj.) «+! iS ob 33: pl ge it Bellona (bo 16'na} (1.)- (C4) Oley Jue pI A]! Gs bellow [bél’s) (vi. 5.5m) doth A pre Ja le nx Ue Spal ans eon cn ee (Ob Gar gle bellows (bél’6z] (1. sing. and pl.) AS sel) pad dT op adel gall ei (ry 381 (N) bellows fish (n.) pH bE eB: Al 1 phi hae belipull (n.) Sie st Jot rae le 3 Al ee (1) CALE OD Sal od dellpush (n.) - Gnd “er ceely CFE ANG bellwether (1. em Coe a AS ISIN) bema belly [bel'i] /n. 5 vt. 51.) pro de hay BI CT). pla SL By noe (the ~ of «gt or REM GRUNER) gt + Joule ts cid ae ee ae Cy + pris) a flask) eK AES os bellyache (n. 37.) bellyband (n.) belly-bound (adj.) belly button (n.) bellyful (n.) belly-god (n.) belly-land (vi.) a6 SF oe (1) AB deiglip Role ple “soy ole = Cb st See fia, belong (biléng’) (vi.) pI) et) (Strong 2% (1) (Which club do you ~ to ?) J} a1 (4) meat ~s to them that are of full age.) Bhe’s U deer fj CNH tyy pil Sele oti smart and jolly and everything, but she doesn’t ~.) + Doyou ~ here 2) K+ shai (0) belongings [bi long’-}/M, P2.)'SIoass ded (1) HCO thls EATON ely otek (1D Belorussian (7. ; adj.) ‘sss stulael : ge ,hJ1(1) HOS Ge AN BT) GUYS beloved [bi livid] (adj.5n.) Bits oe below [bil6"] (adv. 5 prep.) dedeay 2€() ash pooh dad vn (here ~) (258) BIG otal ty Gown ~) ge Jest silt 5f +042 (0) (See the statistics ~ .) WU rio J si ontall YC (ayh (~ the average ; ~ three dollars) » 31 (It is ~ your dignity to do that.) i, bele [belt] /n. 507. si, bY G5 ela) EFL Stalls yb bey gy won, Shae tbl yp “Glas oh (ry) edt J ESIC) (thecom ~) ae Jpae 1g Le Melt doe dee oS (Oat wees Bee GA rr te Thy all we Tae fon of as (ay below the ~, seb sh pa ee (FM Jy al totighten one’s ~, - plas Jj nasi + ¢l tt ar, belted (adj,) ther HCN). gl Eade) belt highway ; belt line /n,)%e'y Lee 2 ll 5 J) Gh itl a Gy cased eal aly (1) a) PASTE ny belting [bél’ting] (n.) -(gave the servant a good ~ beluga [b2160'gs] /n,) belvedere betva ar’, yee.) — abreell So: Ail (1) Gly je Ue Jl ema [benia)(n) «ctl ep Js Ee yee oy tat Et; adate; care; Hews Sey; E mes i fas 1 bite; 8 lots 8 bone; 8 arphan; of boll 5S good; 6 boot; on out; ‘Wunders @ unity; @ urgent; ch ching; Af thin; ch vision; 2a in alone, ¢ in system, i im cay, © in gilop, win cia,bemaul bemaul [bi mél’] vt.) ea bemazed (adj.) Sp poses opie bemire (bi mir} (et.) bemoan (bi mon’] (et. 34.) bemock (01.) ‘bemuse [bi miz’] (et. ben [bén] (n.) PUES Ag JH bench (bénch] (1.5 vt.) Feat) Jig wake 8h () Bgl aol ry ST net (was elected to the ~) gl ls al ESodi PM y Bp Ey: oT yp ip foe ws Pr SS pA) te ty (2) Bae tae le Oh Oe Be PY CARLA) shall ne Je totes tn! (vy EE yx te (SI) ew A) tl sad ade Je bench mark (n.) 5!) Ae Je Jan ete 2 ya! ese, ‘bench show (n,)-GaralUb oe tant 9) Sd fae bench warrant (1.) «(35 J Se + ple) gus bend [bénd] /t. si. 5.) 2 be AO) THe) eo ge SAO (to ~ someone to one’s will) mart (ty (ele (He's bent on mastering French.) js! sim (2) (She couldn't ~ hermind al) gh! pI aa ey (A) Pe er sel Cpe toner studies) Be ee vat byes ge east pals (ey YS GS Ps Sis, ded hie On Cae 3) ee ND He bender (n,) L2H (ry HL (1) bend 8 () bending moment (nj cP Nir 4 2 (e) (ey pt Se ee St beneath [bi néth’] /adv. ; prep.) 92 OS £0) we Ae eh ere oe beet a be aw al 3 al oldl Cae vor ith wo atl (ry jet Jul Faves par benedict [bén’s dikt} /n.) - (ish 236 au) Bae C9 A Benedictine (bén 2 dik’-] (n.5 adj.) 7S! 12 () PEN Sas all pulp WALK Lal (Sows STAN SL et benediction [bén'a dik’shan] (n.) as (APA oe ASI pus Tp, talk s+ benefaction [bén’s f8K'-] (n.) benefactor (b809 8] (n) 2 Re Co oo benefactress[-tris] (mn) & Hy Hall benefic [bo néf"ik] (adj.) = beneficent. benefice [bén’s fis] 7 wb" te CD EMS wel (YY Blain Leave. fs percid u, beneficence [ba néf"s sans} (n.) = benefaction. beneficent [sant] (adj) Ade (WTI Fo OD ‘beneficial [ben's fish’al] adj.) AA (1) BU ke (1) Oo a) CEM LOD benzoic acid (the ~ owner of an estate) ViS jo 52LE-VIG gel beneficiary [-'1& I] (m) ce Ae ie. ayeltale (1) Perob SG, ghan benefit [bén’s fit] (nm. vt. 53.) Seiad) 2H et leet Ts (1) Bee opin shines Bae ng fab tal eee al wen (0) Xa (OS Rede ry. Blais togive apersonthe ~ ofthedoubt “1/77, clay 418 B29) Sia benefit of clergy S29 ¢8 Els Yi Lab! (4) LSU (1) Lobe TTT S pl eye TE Gy! benefit society or association /n,) 4°) RUBIES pap Tatply Iptart sel Sy benevolence [ba név’slans)(1.) de Seep eb) (SAS %) Bho NE He benevolent (adj. —~ Ermer eS eh) ON SLY pl wa sae Ge) Bengalese (binge (ed mn) SDL Sine Yb (NY ogdlalcry Jistaulant Yuun§ aab sant Bengali [bén gé'li ; béng-] (7. ; adj.) “yey “pues (YG lags BE AYN (1 laa al tot bengaline [béng’ga len’) (1) Chie ee: nh Bengal light (n.) (3520) 1G} ay: piles iW tlh ee benighted (bi nitid) (adj.) "42 Ja "Sahay (a~ heathen) Jae (vy (~ travelers) benign (bi nin’) (adj.) 68 + adel OD Sater (F) (a ~ smile) 35) -3e (1) (@ ~ old lady) (a ~ tumor) jhe ew (4) (a ~ climate) benignant (binig’nant] (adj. PF + 29921) pat bs tae (F) BE (Y) (a~sovereign) benignity [“nati] (nj HC) HF OY Bes hey He benison (bén’s zan ; ~san} /1./ = benediction. benjamin [bén’}3 man] /n.) =#\-ntt (1) benzoin £ (\) (oy publicly tote, Ot bennet [bén’it] (.) (3) TAM ee bent {bént] (adj.sn.) «J mee) pe HO) bent grass (2) Jasrife bul (4) LE sie 3 er98 bent grass (np hart rol =f benthic or benthal or benthonic /adj.) diel) Steel gh pal gle oe benthos (nj PUI EBLUY EU OBIE pal CO) benumb [-nim'}/er,) Vat due RL) FEO benzene [bén'zén} (nj ee BL Jal at SS 5 all ge ats el OA» pa —benzenoid (adj.) aly benzine (bén’zen ;bén zén’] (J # PE ee. Spb 9 pS AS pth yr benzoic acid /n,) Cis Aa sg sh eal Ao tay Sunder; & unity; Adee; far; dar; bem; Emes im 1 bites 3 tot; & bone; 8 orphan; of bol) 6 good; 6 boot; ow out; urgent; th thing; this; ah vision; aa in aloe, ¢ in system, iin cxtlyy o tm gallop, win Grou,benzoin benzo [ber] /n) (benzene . 5) Jy'iH bequeath [bikwevt} or.) LN) Sey e (1) =i Sh By bequest [west] (n) 221 Leyes berate [bi rat] (ot.) ip Gy Saag Berber (bir’bar] (n. aabaely gna) bereave [bir] (o.) LN) rege Lo) bereavement (n.) <3) a PaCS gH bereft (adj.) (~ ofhope) s+ SAN ~ of reason Sak t ope beret [bo 1] (n.) berg [barg] (n.) =iceberg. bergamot [br’ga mot’) (n.) ec, aN egole] Opell gp yea ch ICS H coal ej ep o beriberi [bari beri] (nm) Bae Tan sgt Sp yan ayy «alll J Sid AB gp berkelium (n.) - cee a ps Berkshire (bdrk’shir] (n.) 344! shag olde «gly berlin [bor lin’} (n.) HN), Qe Hin 2S AS Pir dill ron. Stlne beret sede etn tah ral (1) Syne pele Cle j Ble nie Berlin wool (n.) - Qhebn pet pe gl hal berm or berme [birm] /n.) es he ile Bermuda grass (n.) - ¢!4\ oltel ye Cte : layy te: berretta [ba rét’a] (n.) =biretta. berried [Berd] (adj.) Pre) SHE bb (Wy “@~ lobster) 2 38 «r) os berry [beri] (n. 301.) pbb J ai) Oe day (4) (the coffee ~) Labs) 1Z, BEES sete cor$ berrylike (adj.) Joan om berseem (4r.) berth (bork (n 50 2 Tae Jee HN) ‘Calsaxh RO wale nes Hibs soe (t) (itl Ny WK Same me togivea wide ~ to 100 taely oe mil Lok y Sen hays Mt Sect ro Be ota 5 18 ot beryl [bér’al] (n.) ie ele S ae beryllium [6 riP am)(n.) -(2)20 635 2 pacha beseech [bi séch’] (or. Ce Se ak beseem [bi sém’] (v1. 31.) BSED Mb oe Dae fe I pe Ta (SY) be eas oh le ve (Ny besetting (adj.) beshrew (bi shr53'] /o.) beside (bi sig (prep.) (Her works poor ~ yours.) Ji» @ SILL (ry 2d ek) ye ide + TAG Cr (This discussion is ~ the question.) ~ oneself he pe orbs DE besides (prep.s adv.) (Phere were three ue (1) Weave je3,9e + J! WLSYL (ty of us ~ Mary.) (don’t ike 283 Jy +23 3.35 ("5 many~ these.) this album ; ~ it's too expensive. besiege [bi sg] (or) + S201) (a —besieger (n.) - HV sf sible 7A (ry besmear [bi smir’} (vt.) Ge besmirch [-smarch’} (vt.) fea hh), Loy besmut [bjsma’] /or.) , besom [bé'zam] (n.) ? 2! (") besot [bi sdt’] (o7.) besought [bi sit] past ; past part of beseech Despangle [bi splng'gal} /vr.) = call 3 bespatter (bi spar’ar] for.) “Ul +4 aoe +20) 23k) eu bespeak [bl sp&k'] (or.) «(GSAS He) jo ele (ry (to ~ the ey Cae ge Ue gen ne “FHC SL lat any te ry reader's patience) (Your words ~ akindly heart.) Je“ + + bespoke pas 5 past part. of bespeak. bespoke (udj.) (~ shoes) be ise'y+ (1) +(~ tailors) io gg} lb Ye “sty tale (1) bespread [bi spréd’] (vt.) si de besprinkle [bi spring’kal] (or,) = sprinkle. Bessemer converter(n.) C84 pe) ly sv, Bessemer process (n.) - (5Ysi ctl J) 4b best {bést} (adj. ;adv. 57. 50t.) als patton aes col de (ty§ (the ~ partofa day) ee «3S 351 (4) Cohn works ~ in the smomning) (Cope is the ~ hated man in Sidon.) “am ss! Soghl BM (Vy Qadl TLIC) iS ey = pe (8S halle GUE (AY Do your ~.) ay! ta; i unders due; ome; Gary Fem; E me; Tin; T bite; 8 lot; & bone; 8 orphan; of boil goods icy; urgent; th things Wf thins ah vision; 2a io alone, «in aywem, fin easly, © im gallop, uw in cious, ® boot; ou ontbestial 101 ue a, LipW hg ~ man Alan TIS w seller BY) bt, 7 NOS in one’s Sunday ~, tobeat one’s ~, to have or get the ~ of it tomake the ~ of one’s way bestial [bés’chal ; bést’yal] (adj.) Tg) bestiality [bés’chi Al's tis ~ 1 M-](m,)-f-3)+ kee) BL Le ye (ry j bestialize [bés’cha liz’ ; bést’ya-] (vr. bestiary [bés’ti-] (n.) bestir [bi stdr’] (ve.) PAE bestow [bisté!} (ur.) re LC) HT) HED bestowal (n.} ies (1) bestow Ja (1) ‘bestraddle (bi strad’al] (vt. ) = bestride. Destrew [bistree’] (or) (They 2 gh (1) P(r) 2 (1) ~ed the road with flowers.) bestride [-strid’] or.) SARC) Gh Sy bel S.C) bet [bat] (m sur. 55.) CT) HAL pow olegah ny “alr lecry§ (The black horse is the best ~.) «le al. vigbley ou (never ~.) calg (9x U9) cay ede ie (paul ne, L(g yo Soot seated j beta [bata sbe-] (nj SSH AT Hs CN) Heke FSI) Kil ae beta iron (1.) Spa eye betake [bi tak’) for) di be ew cr) LC) beta particle /n.) CU (oy ae, Eyal beta rays betatron (x) -( betel [be'tal] (n.) Fo OG HJ Betelgeuse (be’tal 602'1( Ar.) betel nut (n.) betel palm (1.)-() OCIS o a béte noire [bat’ nwir’; bét nwar’}/F) bethel (béch’al] (n,) 2S (M1) dese indy (1) bethink (er) 22 =r) ACD Sk Sey betide [-id)] (ot gi) « SLX Fest (1) betimes /adv.) IN BO) Dee CD ISLC betise [bé té2’] (F.) sel be (rn) Le) betoken [bi t6’kan] (vt.) 2h) eUAO) béton [b& ton’] (n.) Sybl y Snel ‘betook [bi td5k’] pas of betake. betray [bi tra} (or) 94 (1) ea So » cae wuss bevel square (His mistakes ~ed Je Jay ae () Te gh (Noone ~edany si + hk (0) his ignorance.) — betrayal (7.) wish to quarrel.) —betrayer (n.) to~ oneself sabe i itl ills jo Ges, CS) wl betroth [bi t5"] (vt) 3 betrothal (bi tro’thal ;- tré’thal] (n.j) «esas + ee better [bét’ar} (adj. ;adv. 5. 50t.3,) 21> piel (1) (He's ~ Cae y+! (1) (the ~ part of an hour) B10) ait 2 eS pols pal cry today.) (the ~ of jas! « gt (3)9(~ thana mile to town) SM) sie AMS cad (yy two choices) Ox _ ~ off jalle be oS oo stapes forthe ~, pase ire, USL op 3S poe one’s ~ half Co rdtings ae Ue get Nie Ty ogetthe ~ of. (ae ue Se) ie toknow ~, 4 4So 257 5) il (ok a to think ~ of ~~ ab pas Vl A GS SM ey betterment [bé’2r-}/1., betting (n.) bettor or better (n.) betula (n.) [b&ch’6s 12’shos) adj.) SU Bee Nols py Betulaceae 2) dail | between [bi twen'] (prep. sade.) ~ the devil and the deep (blue) sea 2.8 go F152, bezant [b&2’ont](m.) «25 Hb jo) ad dee : ZI (4) (9) tle 2 3 Sp slew te (1) bezel [bial] (n.) Can CT). BG Se (1) BLEED oni Puy dl bezique [ba 2841 (n.) Sal ges thie! bezoar [b2ir] (n.), GIR CH) (F.) SLZC) att STS Os pe fll Raley ctl bl aor bezoar antelope (n.) Co) HB gb ptt a bezoar goat (n.) (DAI y jobs osu IER bhang or bang [bing] (n.) eo jue fig bie Sher) (bimonthly) + (bicarbonate) Gi ¢$ biangular [bi ang’-] (adj.) biannual (bi in’-] (adj.) - *\ 3 23 biannually (adv.) wy bias [bi’as] (1.3 adj.; adv.; 01.) > aie ke ay Sere reer sy guerre erey SSee Ze (OP Pes Gems pe ree Ml i ee 28 ary sh ph biased or biassed (adj.) - => (1) 39 63 (1) biauricular; biauriculate [bi'6 rik’-](adj.) «23! 5 biaxial (bi 4k’-] /adj.) + a Bt yell GE bib (bib) (or. 5i.5n.) AACS GHA) eh bss (peed 8 * (bangolas) ¢ Js%fo 5 ge (Ny: ae tah Scalp “abe sf bab (vy (bie) cams 102 bicker oA ee PSNI (pal aT GCE 0s g) Jill bib and tucker (n.) bibacious (adj.) bibber [bib’ar] (n.) bibcoek ciso Bibb cock (m)» got) enya Rae bibelot [bib'1](n.) «pH! SIS) tre 43 tz (Ay Bible [b?bal] (n.) (2) Hath, gad Olay biblical (adj. (=) - Al ASI ghee Note Uh, biblicism (n. often cap.)- 28S tif Lt: Bibbiedst (n.) pat youl AS Gag ot biblio- PN ASI CN) GES (1): Laban ly bibliofilm (bib'li»film’] (n.) ~ microfilm, bibliographer (n.) Ce a bibliographic; -al (adj.) «Ard Soy lA ade bibliography [bib'lldg’-] (n.) ibe Dhak “Sie nn cl yall gh lb geil, SI Gey Orage be blip ake I gps gt thal Sy gus ECL von 2h ole ght I SS Uy bibliolater (n.) DHL gD, SP ati ay tiptoe Lalli Uest) ert ASI Oke J Ma bibliolatry (».) bibliomancy (n.) bibliomania (n.) bibliomaniae (7.) bibliopegy [bib'll p's ji] (n.) bibliophile [bib a =f} (n) - Warts! SI me bibliopole or bibliopolist (n.) pth SI Git bibliotheca (n.) FEY) as bibliotics (n.) sy USI ply FE yy ed its bicameral [bi kim’sr al] bicapsular (adj.)(—): po 33 (qrikei gt bicarbonate [bi kar’-] (n.) » 8) OL nsf stig St bicarbonate of soda (5) pall Sy S St bice [bis] (n.) GT I past ove sf ee bicellular (adj.) Ch ose 3 Se bicentenary [bi sén’ta nér'l} (adj. ;n,) ~ bicentennial. bicentennial byséatéyT al} (adj. 3.) 3!) eb (1) Be ge IS Bly Tae) be Ge (rly ee Fe aac F3: blag 5 FN (MDS bicentric (adj.) Erb BMY bicephalic ; bicephalous ad.) tes te Ayy Gch 5 ey biceps (n) SME st Lal Jol pce NO Ma bichloride (n.) - (4) Bass i dichromate [bi kré’-] (1.) “9S dy ter bah lage bicipital (adj.) « xl)! O13 thay oe (1) deel 33.01) Bicker [bik’at] (vi. 5m.) § (ND gethe § o ts (1) BOS ASOD Saw + hy hes anders dae; “Moms Gems Femi E mej Tiny 1 bites unig; 6 urgents th thing; chis; ah vision; 22 io lone, ¢ in system, 8 lot; & bone; @ orphan; of bail Go geod; 68 boot: ow out; in gallop, in crews, fim easily,bicolor bicolor ;bicolored (adj.) biconcave [bikdn’- (adj.) - 4) biconvex (bikén’-] (adj.) -o-#r 3! wean get bicorn [bi] or bicorned (adj.) «SS J > iF bicornuate [bik6rnyd® It ;-at’] adj.) wae bicorporal or bicorporeal (adj.)- 2-733 + A! GY bicron [bi’-] (7) aay - bicupid(ikie’pd] (a. or bcuspidate aa (By oy Naa) Sate bicuspid (7.) Ye al dng Nag Sel pl sin] 11S Lal () pe Soh § Wisin Jy JeS etl J NH bicycle (bi’sa kal] (n.5 07.) fee ns vane bicycler s bicyclist (7) bicyclic also bicyelical (adj.) *» Just 9) Casale = bicylindrical (ad) bid [bid] (ot. 54.57.) per gain (eats Jiulp By Le Bae) (Qe Chaites The plan ~s fair to succeed » co6 to ~ against to ~ defiance to BS ey A oe ie pabl Je biddable (bid’ bal] (adj.) SUB aes ees bidden [bid’an] past part. of bid. bidder (n.) FY) ALA) abl) AHO) bidding [bid'ing] (ny 82) HAC AO) bday (1) BACT) Hae (Ny BED v cH cele ah) bide [bid] (vi. 51.) Sree A) AO) CD EHO) (G.) pote sly (DX to ~ one'stime tte fs bidentate (adj.) vba Doe 8 oN? biennial bi én's al) (adi. sn.) Hea hh Dy Oy wile tb nn (~ see) Eas ge IN pW Ge oS Wer J Sak ng oh, al Bb ane Seo to~ up tomakea ~ for oles + 103 biflorate ; biflorous (adj.) bifocal [bi f0'-] (adj. 5.) Bayt agth ila ph " sal pally eal pat bifold (adj. bifoliate [biter] (adi) bifoliolate (adj) (5A Sts aS) « biforked [bi'f0rkt} (adj) x 2 biform (bi"form] (adj. ASS le + JS bifarcate bifor kit. 54 5adj.) “25 She —“L OY we js oaae 33 (08 cent dl COX bifwreation (n.)-C#i—a 0 ce + setieh (ty “EBs tate tee: gall Tata a oh (1) big [big] (adj. 5 adv.) G@ ~ storm) ett + 59 (1) pee (a~ fleet) pre + 25 (1) Eo nn geste Cb) (~ with child) oop ey Je “petal (a~ voice) sy (6) (eyes ~ with tears) (the ~ man of his town) 3 pif ole 33 pce + jk ee (a~ Case spl (A) (the ~ moment) pele (¥) + ple (VF (@~ heart) nS i Js (4) talker) (Coulk ~) gine «me bigamist[big's mist} (ny of coz: Fal - PSII ohsgeaa dy a bigamous big’s mos] (agi) 2 Je Coz Sata eT Cy pie Dh Coyctigadl x) HLaly ame sa Ce cta dara y) bigamy {big’s mi] (n./ Sal 73 de gag vo bal! (elcid y I bigarreau (big? rt] (m.) (3) 35) eoes9 © ale bere) el EE Diggin or bigging (big'in] (n.) : biggin [big’in] (n.)-—*) ¢55! an co a ) biggish (adj.) : ei aS ong ea bighead (n.)-(Q220) BE A threo) — bigheaded (adj.) af beet bighenrted bight) (af) bighorn [big] (nj SEI eo bight [bit] (x. jor) tie est OY & haley « cle hh (1) Jed) biennium (n,) pl. -ums or -nia Somted She tekesi ye ¢ bier [bir] (n.) Sa FS Ste abi ge biestings (bés’tingz] (n. pl.) = beestings. de byl, bifacial (bi fa’shal] (adj.) we BEIGE big money (mn) PECL dhe 25 Me) bifarious (ai bP INS) came rho rer bigmouthed (adj.) ne (1) i aS BAT (na jor.) (Ce) pS oe (TNS ey HERO) pigness (nD RD phe ibe HE) bifid (bi (adj.)- V9 b J pand SA: 1 ignonia fn.) 27 bifilar (bif7-] (agj,) «oe J bigot [big’at] (n.) biflagellate (adj.) (DBR 8 EY bigoted [big’s tid] (adi. biflex {bf1&ks) (adj.) mtr 3p bigotry [bigs tel] (n.) Yay wdae; Beat; wears Ea) Emme; ins | bites Got; 0 bones 9 orphan; oF teil J good; boot; oH out; Sunder unig: urgent; th things WC this ah visions 9-2 in aloe, ¢ in system, i in easly, 0 im gallop, 4 in ira,big shot big shot (n.} big-ticket (adj.) ol edie sD big top (n.) oS) big tree (n.) > . C (BREN Ue Yel) ayy Ry cal ail yo bigwig [big’wig’) (n.) (oO ols re oe bihourly [bi our'li) /adj.) Gel JS Fp Sale bijou [b22h65] (n.3 adj.) - 3 bijouterie [bé zho@ta ri] (n,) bijugate (adj.) (3) SHG op car 5.99 : le YS Dike [bik] (n.50i.) «rl ge ER CN) 85S) —biker (n.) HP Sn (OS Ups bikini (be kine] (n.) Aye WoL OF gh Ute Ab pine A Gala bilabial [bilabial] (adj. sn.) US: Ghee Fb alec) CANS Bye Om Jone (HS bilabiate [bi bilander [biP- ; b?-] (n.) bilateral (orla? oral] (agi) GEC) dle BQ) (~ symmetry) casth! 9S ghee (ry (@ ~ treaty) (SD eS ces bilberry (n.) Bilbo [bibs] jn.) «st FLY pb a (1) bile [bil] (n.) ASN a5 Abo oe SSC 5 bile duct (n.) Regal al (qu) ola bilestone [bil’stin’] (n.) +b) hl fall tLabt bilge [bili] (n. pn) «0 Geel e SL! sf foe SO pe (NY SM Oe 3 Th SH oe OY A (enone SL CTAN Cay hay ele (oF ale 0) CSM Me ey ot eA) SH py) Ga (yyx bilge water (n.) (SMe Jj Sonal Walt bilgy fad.) SN lly get Ca, vin Jha bilharzia (n.) + GAY) bole § biliary [DIP el] (adj.) - (5) trea ve ote biingual [elgg gw (ag.im) Gates al ZEN) (@~ GU ce 3 vn (@ ~ dictionary) ogab «Cth SSI ue att: ll Zis (1D nation) bilious [biPyos] adj.) * 8 J all yo rigsbie (1) SA Aa jl bp hee Se eye (ty ye pe < clade (Fy) aStaby J Useet biliteral (adj.) Sa Aige Dill [bilk) (or. 3m.) Bar aH CHAR CoB s ALES Coy Be (OF " billposter LUE HC) Gok LE LXE Lipton pee llim oe ehh (4) OME] (V4) aes ary 19 (\N) (good~at the theater) iim. see ee Ue BAT ca ch 098 (New actorswere ~ed LOY dlost eal «ethan G4 3% (1d) for this week.) billboard [bard] (m.) Sling ao" sle ory biller (n.) billet [bIPit} (1. 50, ggackl Ue alg Gib Cath von ois et Ste eh (8) AE AMI CF) yes bc) Se oo) Big oS billets § GIRO) 98 Uae Cceblsl billet-doux [bil d66'] (F.) billfish [Fish’] (n.) billfold ("fle (n.) Cie) Coe tie Helge tall ol eds Fg plata billhead (n.) —,rt~—C—C—C billiard (adj.jn) 22S) BLM Goth) billiards [btPyordz](n.) 22 a 6 kL billing [ing] (n.) gr! th sl Jel el ay (A star gets top ~.) Hr ce Oe] ol culls J (chs gl CABAL Jo act, tm pe lin pe (1) billingsgate (n,) = ib ple la Ws BL billion (n,) SUVs Ip $) Oph aah: o.nbN() CAST BASIN J) Ose Oye oe CAF AN dao billionaire (1.)251 31 all Me Oh oy} a5 ge: GecLt bill of attainder ims JEkae ys dt po 5 Shh be (Sly solid BLY Bl] go os Gall Dill of credit 1 Hyd fp the hate bill of debe (we) HLT se bill of divorce : Go By Dill of exchange + A~ + ALS (1) Dp s (1) Bill of fare « eHE2 (1) ( pate gh Gud.) pla E08 (1) bill of health NOU) sand Galgt : tonal dele BA ge GOWN we tls Gy US de bill of lading mt had y bill of rights St! LSI Gadi Lode: GaN SL + CSAS G) GALI Op gy ste: cap: haley ee ft Gb AC) bill of sale «ee hae bil Ul} (n.5 245 1) Se CD Me (1) Dillon (n.) «ur Deeg a5 sha oo a OH eee (ret billow [bil’6] (1.3 0.5 2.) se _. Dill cAS bre (MF cl de Be pas (. ail oles of dete () SUS JS de By + Gb (Oy alts (4) 5S on. tity che (0) (Loe Lae ies) billowy [biI'S 1] (adj.) (1) cles phos (1) SL Uae SSB Vy O98 Ee CY Bly age billposter or billsticker (n.) MEY Galle Hans nue; Aca; Boar; Fees E me; Lim; Tite; Sot; 6 bone; 6 orphan; of bil 3 goods gD boot; ow out: ‘8 unders @ unity; @ urgent; eh ching; Ah this; th vision; 22 in ale, © in system, i im cally, o in gallop, win circusbilly billy (bi) (n.) 1% (1) (erllale teks 12 0) (ods es 6 3h 0) C glthy 9 billycock (1) (pei ak billy goat (».) bilobate also bilobated or bilobed (a bilocular or biloculate adj.) biteong [bing] (n) ASI) pal bimanous [bim’a nas ; bi mi-] (adj.)- (C) oF bimanual (adj.) b+ Sloe! Ee pill IS fp bimester [bi més’-] (n.) at bimestrial adj.) 24? SE WIEN) et HO) bimetallic (adj. Be 8 Foal plop Be) Gites oe By Oa BE) GU Je Gate bimetallism [bi mét’s-] (n.) JS! Jae“ sci wal ps ee ST yd ay Mle ol af ial gl biillenary or bimillenial (7) Nas cy Lite fp tea ats 5 2 Ss S07) rmilienary (adj) (+24) BUA 5 Seo bimolecular (adj.) (UX F or Ay geo (Sy te ee OD bimonthly (bi mint] (adj. adv. 5.) 32>) Nabe Pak Gut eel ON) ae IS he NSE got STA (OS eS te bye ai de by et JF saw Ue (oh bimotored (adj.) Spe ssp SA we bin [bin] jv. sot) -@ pedis ae OH ye NG pee (1) WS Gate J ete (198 bin (binaural) {2 + y3j¢ ne it binary [bina ri) (adj.3n.)-g% a ~ an 5 idl ail yd, binary compound (7.) binary fission /n.) binary star (n.) Bp de gm lee (Nae Sle inate [bitnat](adj.) (AVN p53 ele binaural (bin dr} (adj.) 031 33.0) ginate leaf foe thee shi ISHS, gle (1) bind [bind] (on.5i. 5m.) AO Sa deal) ator pple Sheen Shee de al JEG (4) tela alee CF) (ep) Loe yc in US) Delo) dled ow LEG (to ~ the edge of a carpet) ite sy} gen cee LS (VY (to ~ a Bargain) Ll ae oO > Busi by alh (a) be YS Ue to ~ oneself to zee to ~ over 2 hg sh binder [bin’dor] (nj) Se : Holey bind & (1) CHI) poy chek ip sels ial (hy 4U, C1, DE) ead Ny LEC) Ce | ble ae Se gt ape hyd adie on ee under & unity; @ urgent; dh hing; shis; ah vision; 9 ate; Semi E me; tins 4 bites 105 biologism Cy be TG pe aet aT: ts aallad! (ay bindery [bin’da i] (n,) «SI AME Jame Ans Jane binding [ding] (nm. 5.adj.) bY (1) bind 4+) PUR Sb cag a Agel Eb (1) SAS be (HY G@~ engagement) ¢ (05. glist jt binding post /n.) (5) dee 5 bindweed [bind] (n.) A UA gp oe bine [bin] (n.) (Sy SWC) Jeet a GL (1), Binet-Simon scale (1.) ASO gree — ay eel binge [binj] (n.) «= ie sn (X) eb CN) binnacle (bin’-] /n.) «(#4 3) Repl Gpte seYoy binocle [bin’a kal](n,)-cF 9 Ua + feat Mell JS binocular [ba ndk’-]/adj.5n.) 3110) gs (~ cea Sp Ser call US @~ ee age vision) Je Cal ph cyh, microscope) pols 2 Seal get gst lie ho Soe CSc Eds OSC BERT COBY of 8) ©) of Sb dale: sfabl OF (4) Jarl tales of blo binomial equation (n.) binuclear or binucleate j-d (adj.) 15 38 ate 3b bio- (biology) Lal si bioassay (n.;vt.) #4 i » fe Led (1) BE yp oS J WO DINE e Gah ye SUSE sc) Ce Divcatabyst (n.) 43 zl obladl 3 tse pec biochemical /adj.) Bar GOS GPS biochemist (2,) «HH! Ha Sll gill: rome biochemistry b15Kém’ (m) wanes biogenesis also biogeny (n.)) Bee 2 yleS ogi aC) BL the wily cts y yp bee VaR! outst Diogenic (adj) 44) SU ye vo) biogeography (n.) erat eae al pb CO ol hl Cy biographer (bi8'-] (x.) biographical or biographie /adj.) biography [bi 5g"-] (n.) biologic or biological (adj.) biologics -al (n.) 2 biological warfare (n.)\ [=~ > © Sd Al SA Told LOLI As (AIS) SLI SUIS SE See al Oe SS: Eland! ph ,81 biologism (2.) 8 bone; 8 orphan; of boll 63 good; 68 boot; ou our; <0 in alone, «in system, iin cay, o in gallop, win circus. Bbbiologist gist (m.) ta ple S penaball soe, biology [bi Pai] (x.) HA ple: bes SO Alby USE aoe biometry [bi dm’ tri] (n.} * - (esol Lal biometrics (1) & 2) sla andl eedyg Slam Go ae Lani gle islam Yh bionomics [b?6 nds] (n.) = ecology. biopsy (n.)- (2) Lat Sobas lady ari bal bioscope [b?'6 skép] (n.) «Shem ( 15Sr3.n) b% BL Spd Gand sg pchl GSH bioscopy (n.) Vitor ~biosis + (aerobiosis) LI diy jb : Lake Gin biosphere (p.) 64 fill oe AIGS 2 yt bod (N) rig? ALI CASS (YY ab deg Salad Se biosynthesis (n.) Fob or JUSS Cll ig pbb (He gs biota [bi6’ts] (n.) Wath i Jy uy biotechnology (n,) oH £8? Syd aN Ne St Teel oad johey 2s uith glo Le i BV OLIVE Hdl SISA yo Selly biotic or biotical (adj) HOU oe + st Cole yg p> biotin (n.) - wot hey AS LG OS wuts: biotite (n.) biotype (n.) bipartisan [bi pir'ta zon] (adj.) 2() cx Shes (\) (@~ foreign pli) cae Ge Sy) cae bipartite [bi par'tt] (adj) + FE 1 Ged 3 elb (1) ce GE 6 fate (1) (@~ treaty) cade fe (~ leaves) 1 i bela ge creed Ul biped [b?-] (n.jadj,) «68.8 NS GH 8 dle (\) bipedal [bi’p2 dal] (adj.) CNS) St 8 bipetalous [bi pét’al as] (adj.) 3 biphase [b'faz’] (adj) _ biphenyl (n.) S) Ale asl ogy Spot: Joel bipinnate [bi pin’at] (adj.) > Hs th = (8) SHS YF biplane [b?-] (n.)2/U2 oreo G9 Laced (Canlansl clin bipod [bi] (n,) bipolar [bi po'lar] (adj. ¥ 1 del cadlll WEY ole (¥) (@~ dynamo) biquadratic [bj’kwod riv'ik] (n.5 adj.) “441 oul (1) ©) Ctl Bets (NF (3) tap! Rel op dale 106 bird [bird] (n. ji.) AA2(N) asker + sth + Wb (1) (to get, or . gdb lng! nie (t) shuttlecock ¢¥) Age p Waid (X) HAL g's (0) give one, the ~) Cle SA SES bade oT adel oe: (V8 aed gt Sl a~inthebuh Je si) ie yar han 32" fate TUyet egg Gps birdbrain (n.) Sah stall jae birdeall (n,) - 2s) pe sSWd sic) Joyo (1) bird colonel (n.) . CO DEIS + pes bird dog (n.) aol toe field fe pe birder (n.) ct (1) Gold lead dott + ll he (1) birthrate fale 5 le le birdhouse (n.) sod Ap i G gate : ib o birdie [bar'di] (n.) ake ges Ayb birdlime [bird’lim’] (n,) 4c glk be J sabe: J pla (V) E(t) hl je bial ober bird louse (n.) Hote oll fo fa 5 hs birdman (n.) (GHAI MI LNT a ydb prcZllcyy bird of paradise «iJ der fb: pp alse bird of passage «S74! bal lll 2b (1) sol 6e GER fa Le (1) bird of prey CME adel oe Fob 6 cole ab bird pepper (n.) 2) Ewes birdseed (nj » 22h! Lab (4a 41 gy lado: ghll bird's-eye (adjsn,) (@~ ee 3b AK (ry (6 ~ view of modem heer) tle (1) view of a city) spill cae (15 abil gel ab oudey LE 3 cM) hdl ei GRE) Urbis OIA) SOU Pa de co FUG) Osa ipa the py birdte-foot (.) J Ens sibel Jets 2 bi Joy bird’s-foot trefoil (n.) sols MOS birdwoman [bird’-] /n.) 38) pall eae ome biel Poasl] (or. 52) Gb 5c ae we sala bre (x) 6 (32021 » CB AT, CY, 2) ay birth certificate (n.) UN SS ab lee birth control /n.) obo ees «fa birthday (x) = AEN) Crt sl yey Uy) birthmark (n.) east biracial (adj) - Tab OF pe jo aldel She = Syatt — piethmate (n.) «SA OEY 8 tle ge FT birch (nm. sor) «Yoh (1) baal me V3) birthplace [bdrth’plis’] (n.) alas, (8 RAE TLE Go od ssl Lae(T)—irthrate (nj (Bam le GOK eget SI) UNM ES Kary wadwe; @ ome; Bear; Gees; Fmes iin; I bite; Sor; B bone: 8 omphaa; of oil 3 goods aD boot; ow out; anders & unity; orgeats dh ching; this; ah vision; oa im alone, ¢ in symem, iin ea, in gllp, win circa,birthright birthright (n.) BE ste! de: aN Ge a Se _— == SI ais birthroot (n.)-459 Hail 35 12 iil ded BY! birth sin (n.) (A) He Set birthstone (n.) 227! ons #2) 6.5 a: line eaatt ib lt ot ptt Ge pee CH ELI EL! DB aly go Ss ye birthwort (n.) etl ch Ge dle ob S591) birthroot (1) (3) #9! J bis [bis] (adv.) ‘adsl biscuit [biskit] (n.) PES) S145 Se atogin gap bise (béz] (n.) sas tipjile in hdl en bo bisece fbi stk] ots) AEE (YX HS + Soe PSC) Ce t bisection (n.) «FR HAI (N) reds bisector biséltar] nm) «CAD Hull aie 5 eal biserrate (adj.) : Disexual [bi s&k’=](n.5 adj.) AA ZS bishop [bish’sp]/n.) dell (1) OMe See! CN) Te Ss) Bathe SE bishop bird (x.) (by AM oH bishopric (n.)-*#4 iS ae (1) & Bagel (ry bismuth (biz? math] (n.) GH pee ore! bison [bison] /n.) FAS gs Ope! bisque [Disk] (x. Jedi o poo shel ed Baad SS Be ee SIS gl Bison fae fey Eat spe le gE bay pag ogy Has ged te ee IID at bissextile [bi séks"tll] (adj. 5 n.) ood ro February isthe ~ 2 S20 ply» GAY ede (a ~ year) Stal py fe ahaa ¢ SM month.) bister or bistre [bis] (n.) o> st Sl ANOS eal uh BLN y Eat bistort (n) «Sb atlas OU: pl Iker: LUI bistoury [bis] (n.) = (2) ae G9 4) bistro [bis'trd] (n.) - 2 pre 1 o (Q) Sull len 2 ELIT (ny Ys su eee bisuleate (adj.) =(a~ hoof) dim bisulfate ; bisulphate (n.) ¢ bisulfide s bisulphide (n.) bisulfite s bisulphite (7.) bit [bit] (nser,) ONL Jade pari a apa aah RS 107 bitter end Als “ae aly pe at yet { Ea egy soshafg} ceca OL to i US sphere a ltl LFSC) AH TELS TELS) BB (ey chal psa by (@ threepenny ~ ) ign aii it oh (¥) Ge) Sell aly Eee BY ee Gy ten (Waita ~.) agai ajiels : iee"ple net he ANSE AN (Geet t tine Sd) te spies bits hie Te Ma ee Call Sy) ee a ~ atatimes ~ by ~, 4 = along ~ wer ashort ~, (9 cee pe Tdon'tcarea ~, . doeyi ye I Gye! 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PLS gb ap bitten [bit'an] past part. of bite. ear (adj. tsi) err $2 BND moO oe Ue ar) BYE AED OD sLeo8 aa) cae a ie OD BI EN ie se EA ELA 2 a all dat Ht saith saga LST oe Ox Te dae NS 2 EE Vy —bittery (ado) | bitterness (1) AIT BI Cy OT Lt cor. ples bhtter end (m) She star ye Si Loe 6 pall gl () Dada; Bory ary Feggi Emej tiny bie, 6 lo B bone; 8 omphan; of bilo good; aD booty om out; igs urgent th thing: this; ah vision; 2-0 im ans, € io system, fin easly, 6 in glop, in crowsbittern (Khe BJ) gai 4s (1) (fought to the ~) bittern [bit’arn}(n,j dead jo “fib = 3141 (1) Bs Pes aan) et ate CA lS ue Se all | bittersweet (1.3 adj.) ae biter 1 BES dail pte A LI “LM aly 1) ob it shy SBE LA LS ne YEAS Ee eb ee han § wai Fre Ne Lele Joe Jp lye eae bitterweed (1.) bitty or bittie (aaj.) bitumen [bi ti’mon) /n.) bituminize (cr. ) bituminous /adj.) bivalence [biva’-] (n.) bivalent [bi valent) (adj.) bivalve [b?-]/adj.sn.) (i) cael Aansd oe ate 8 OL OS (CE see 8 1) — bivalved ; bivalvular (udj.) oe Se dey Se ty sen lal HAG SALONS By Minor (sue biweekly [bi wek’-} (adj. ; 1.) So Bai (1) he pel Seal gl gh Ga Ue (NS eel al (ny biyearly (adj.) biannual (7) biennial (1) bizarre [bi zit} (adj. ae bizonal (adj.) ase np FF Oy'tlly Slce blab [blab] (or. 5 i. sm) PSI aes doles ye gt (1) (i) BAHS ZACDX Ee blabber (1. 57.) BAO ZOOS FAO) black [blak] (adj.5 n.5 01.34) (P) £51) art) le (0) yb s Be (4) (the ~ knight) at It (ak 4) Be FF) GEM LE (~ coffee) ESS ob ae oe + S2 (15) looks) dings BM to alge ON) agch oe ANS (tobein ~) siti oy ata On) Sey) ab slave (Ve) 25 AH SLC) yr als Gib aC aI le SER OOX plot ge BHI (de 24 gt) to ~ our yg Jaz (1) pAb LK eas (1) sane Sogn (ny By gest IPM Lede FY Be sll pS be (ga tolook ~ athum, «goat Eola lh blackamoor [-’2 mbt} (n.) -p# 3! 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Sad! pal soy black dog (n.) + (to be under the ~) 2° Dlacken (vi; 1): 5% + PLP) 23-0) 3S (1) black eye (n.)- 2% 95% (1) Cal fT 59) coll dp b8(1) blackface (n.) CTH oe. #5 st poh fee le (1) sad ple > (1) ig8) got pha 1s oaslaN Uh fof ote ‘black buck blackfellow (7.) blackfish (n.) ~tautog. black flagyn, jose, rs hamar Si heal iy Dlackfly (x) AD cee SEI. a Blackfoot (n.) (2.2! ¢LiVigs51 3 x) pol gabe blackguard (1.3,.51.) Sets) HCN) BELLIS Ce yr Jp (x 2k SST (TNF blackhead (n.) - 21-1) ra sh Ss: iser-l(y BD ee Be) eee ol SIR Cigdg waist 3 ey black heart (n.) 2 350 pt roe po al: 35S ia Bs BAN a tape Ci JR St a a He Ugly SL ba ak y blackhearted (adj.) celal at Dlacking [bIAK'-} (n.) | (+ ABA die) 2 yd Sins blackish (adj.)- I N18 oe gt aw 9 ah blackjack x, fot.) Ty Sedsl a (1). slant 10) FMLA mt 5 () Oke diay (ry abby ALL pS hee ede (5 ld gos black Knot (n.) 029 5 Sees ig fh lo ielaysl ay a dae; 6 ders far; dar, & me 4 5 Thies om Slot; B bone; © orphan; of boil se good; 6% oot; on out; 4 umitys urgent; th thing; A this; ah vision; 2a in alone, ¢ in system, iim easly, © in gallop, w in crow,black lead 109 B ymtlh lal Jo LEY tyet ola ye JS JSS es black lead (n.) =graphite. |, bilackleg [189] (n.) ts So" so HLA Cy Salt all teh hake a Je wee nts sien) black letter (r.) weld ps Sp SOs ASU a Dad fe py GB 293! Qa Dlackeletter (adj.) - (97% (1) 22-3) SAU Eke () blacklist (n.500,) WE SHS, Hh CD black magic (n.) = oe 2 iN ie blackmail (n. jt.) 4 SU JT SAA engv (P) 6 eels JU! (1) “Eos nga « Sb Black Maria(n.).lscnlir te lig anette lack mark /n.) S31 «5-31 madsl fo U9o) shag black market (1) a st black-market (vi. 1.) slag GyH black measles (n.)- (#) #1! wa, aos as! blackness (1./ witb ay blackout (n.) CoA ey ae Seat hen 1a oT (1) Hage Bye UE AL) paella ne CBA NG Sir Gy gsi tes! le pl) Je 6 J Bo als ye Las ast jl taht ws IEA() blacksmith [blak’smith) (n.) Dlacksnake (n.) bese lox 45a! 42 aside abe op ise (1) blackthorn (x. )-() 655! a! atleds'? et os black tie (1.) 2S ey eal oo blacktop (ns0z) (ee) HS Sh black voit (n.) - (#4) Hal eto ort black walnut (n.) 232200 (3) 25810) blackwater fever (n.) -( (ele dt at) apt wie black widow (n.) Sal ge so 3 gg: Haylie SI WAFS aad paege LIES St bladder [blid?ar] (n.) » Wye HH) CH) BE bladdernut (n,) - 443) 2Sie4 ipo ALLY! vio bladder worm (x,) «He 256, : uh 35 2) bladder wrack (7): apt pa bladdery (adj.) Bilt A) 9B 8 () ade ea) (n.) Heyy: oles OLB sole (ay AO AN Bas op yale hl: attr es Ope: Bldg Baty aby: ee Aa! Jae (2) AS lh gy ey 00 ul blain [blan] (n.) blamable also blameable (adj.) blame [bam] (or. 3m.) Wow ene (1) wea tM a(t) des eet phy OS blamed (adj.; ado.) 13% + tae (98 (@ = fod 2a) blameful (blam'fal] (adj.) blameless (blim'lis] adj.) blameworthy [war's] (adj) TA go blanch [blinch} (or. 52), Sus) Aneel = (Ny vee gE te oe bath ot SSigs Pag he Sse gL aly PSecan ap aly + il Uy eRe Jay “La tee) pha ox SOND dm op inde) RE aM (Se) erp) be blancmange [bl2 minzh’] (n.) tee bland (adj. de (1) @ > smile) Gabe +550) (~ medicines) + 22¢) al > 22(F) (a ~ breeze) blandish (bl&n’-] /o.) ols f Bpb ings pe blank [blingk] adj.3 501.) pteli(ty asl aah (N) oetic (~ dismay) 8-4 (She looked ~.) aa Tc oe ont (@ ~ stare) gal he (ost FT a oo ein) (a ~ fee) bs ca (t = day) ate ode EB 0s hour) ba ee pepe) 6 oe ile pr (ty (a ~ check) sls e+ (aw key) Jace sh ote ab ahh (9) (= Spi _ .sesdaaéisee nev (verse) gi ae Shy (e~ wall) Bp I yy ce fe Haale Es Pao (Ny 5B J ola w ob Hane ial Sah (vy eh Gash des CEB oak emt SEE Upte page AES Ce tar Bley by BB ob west By hh ON) IEP OY, ine (to ~ off a tunnel) (Vt) pe CYS eee —blankness (n.) «Hel ded or ee EON) blank endorsement (n,)~. blanket [bling’kit] (n. 507. jad.) pb agit de te go! oe (to ~ radic signals by powerful pe a, (a ~ insurance policy) JU (Y)8 ee CY) ie Te (ry ibe PEM 5 ype: OL ad ay awet~) PT oye TS iy ae 3 Se cat ge ae te ell sf blanketflower (n= ‘gaillardia. TAS cei io] es GH akon. AL lambly [1] ado.) «ae cr UE Je EC) bladed (adj) «MEI ede Gi cal (~ atheist) 42 JSG gm Se (Doles D blah [bla] (n.) Saat uae a blare [blar} (vi, 5 #57.) hn xg seo) Yay eames Beare; Bers Eau SMe; tiny F bite; Slot; 8 booe; 8 opbans of bei 3 goods 6 box; on oUt; i nders unity @ urgent; th ching; this; ah vision; a= 2 im alone, in system, fin easly, 0 in gallop, win circus,blarney rdbpslehrrys (~ ~d outa warning) Jeo par Jl PLGA & E blarney [blirni}(n.5 0f.5i.),- 4 Dlasé [bla 2a"] (adj.)- Ser¥ + pC) wigs Oo blaspheme [-fém’](vt.53.)-——~ (1) il Jee 1) blasphemous [blis'-](aqj) 6 Fy blaephemy (n,) +e Sb ar he a pe tte ete) sie MY Se blast [blast] (n.s.i51,) Cle I eva) sai wh (ry ( Ale i OD The + EE cy (oak Healy Ge OE on. (SEMI sl eal 3) obsail shh (0) Su Jolgdl oily tess TCH ie pe (X) (dott jfeall Gd} gil vor ayer pe ans (WS Se 2 (Ve 2 Tee oe A (4) oe oe a har CASS BHO (gee) iver blastema [blis temo] (n.) paw Jld LS: eo EI) ae NS gate gly ag é blast furnace (n,) «23! spe dsl = Guo Al Dlastie [blds'tt] (m.) «(Sly CH pat! Je Gant + 08 blasting (x). J98 4 UY) Sl pnt LS (1) iene) (Qh DpH fue sed blast-off (n.) G e tobe) Smit blastogenesis (n.) eth s pea blastomere (n.) hops Blastopore (n.)—- (¢i) glasl Mans 2 Dy bh blastosphere (n.) = blastula. blastula [blés'ch36 13] (n.) pl. -s.r=€ Soe Siege OSE y JSS LOU Dw gL oo pS se EU th latula ane pt) Ble MIke cpa Sob (1X sits (1) Blatant [ble] (adj.)¢¢—— CY Chall 25 oles (1) (4 ~ reformer) 50 jy 5 fue JI Case iy (~ herds) (4) (@ ~ error) cpl ett sebe (Fy blather (oi. jn.) SANIT (NS Ge AS (1) blatherskite (n.) = GOL Sill «0 baw [ble] (or. 54. chiefly Scot.) = blow. blaze [bliz] (n50i.56) © 29109 nes snl (1) hed JON MI: Rely tum ee (O ee (t) dE caen (ry Gail sl Ju Ob hSDN Tesi ay Jp olay Ue + 3158 (0) ier ipetll Gj trans Ue (A) pt be A Ee ek (A) ae aa ah (NS SAviCh Oy Gea an Le 110 bleeding 9201) WE pen eeimt Le ayy * 2 Mglams AS op AW ly og ae Sl Gone #2 ao JOG, jorge to ~ away See A este par 35 ily Blazer [b1ezar] (n.) ph ate“ JS (Ny Blaze (1) eats 8 eV Getty Lala (ry al yl blazon (blazon) n.jof,) A led wey Tt 2 hs (1) BW ad “py gh ees vo. (ipl Zl aes J eek Of se aey stokes Gay ct) he) aes oT (8) SEO Bye sa blazonry (n.) eee ae BAS Maeve. (leh easly a gm) BLS) ge) a (Ay VIS ay parol gh antl all fale pail dol (8) Gaaed «na (MS (Oily seal gp tl lie p Ui R59 (0) nal bleacher (1) - (PAA) Gabe st Hale op: Laat (1) (eBay Ae le (8) saith jlgr 13a bleachery (n.) @-S9 aid (8 9 31) ii Aad bleaching powder (n,)- yAz21 Gp + nail 3 pee leak [blek) (adj. 3m.) Pm 6d pe 19 9tKe vayel (1) a(S (nT Tae sabe ol ” ASIII ee eal itn ye @ Be ge ee blear [blir] (v1.5 adj.) Seal eo (~ eyes) BE sels (TDS ak, blear-eyed (adj.) - 2! ano (1) He es) DBleary (ble (adj.) | (~ Bs AShaler AEC) eH EC dll sty 2 (1) e¥E8) Dbleat [blét) (vi.5 3m.) PSH - (aA) sec 3m ad.) Ce esi) ) mano cor be Se © SAig S) Casa Be ak (Tal oe fi Ye Papas J dl ae intel ile ye ITM Ge ca PW (MY bey Chale off yay han Sz amt ye) Eyhasll Bah lee oy BVT We ar iS ue vars (a art ST gall “ae a ate 2008 de gl We Gao OA inte CAM Ais oe ie J ie jhis nie (VT) eB ASTI ye Cte de Eyles GU (10)§ LAD Ene “(@~ page) ST sale Lie gs dleeder (n,) MUA) #9 dee ely bleeding (adj. 5m.) Hale (1) hewn. glaub (1) Bay names under; Beare; ar; Eg: Vins 1 bites @ unigys @ urgent; th thing; pK this; 2h vision; 9-2 {5 ot; 8 bone; 8 orphan; of boil 5s good; 6 boot; ow out; in alone, ¢ in sytem, i in cay, © in gulp, «in cteus,bleeding heart aaiegr. Bley ie Ben Sobers py at bleeding heart (n.) (oy gl A blemish (vr.5n.) (GU + Sens chs) blench (i.5 1.) A200 OD ele) blend {blénd] (vr. 5i.5n.) 6 AH, ees KO) BF Spaed gl LST gal sf gle ye Titel bbe peti bt as pleat Okt gk (YY) ae ee Se nCO)S aL S pre (ty ater iH (YX Lae Bp US (1) (a ~ of coffee) « thy blende (n.)-Os A oa Set 1) BAI 3! Neh p Weel eye blender (n.) - ©! &=! blenny [-"i] (n.) eG apis ae oe blephar- or blepharo- casi gar Ul blepharitis (n.) Dlesbok [bI&’bSk'] (n.) = Lap eldnt sans d ae aller bless [blés} or.) 32841 2 (1) ada at SCN) Es Ala dL: TLD pas AC) eps staina( 2) Le (4) ~ mel; ~ my soul! wer tas () tn) & blessing [blés"ing](n.) ‘52 (") ake ant (ny blether [bléth'ar] = blather. ‘blew [b100] past of blow. blight [bit] (7, sor. 5.) TELE (Y) #137) Pak Sain (DS 3b Ga (Fy) “Bacal: (Eo3) Sn (x at ‘blimp (blimp] (n.) Cele ab) she Bil alee (1) Jol UO yy? SL ig ALAND de gL at (Y) blind {blind} (adj.; adv. jy ine yy olen -( haste) e+ Ib (Y) Olan ot noe (~ stupor) va Se aT cr) (> faith) doy oh polit) “Fae 6 (PhD ont OI Sores (~ writing) sly shes de néeTe(e) (~ flying) se metet (> mall) Alls) J Ubpal aige () (a~ ditch) ab ae 6 Sey ge ape + BU ab een CO ~ wll) Be) Bae Shee. eel é Je cle (V9 (@~ street) oe ape bled age it 8) Bile Bt cs Al ce Jae hall Had Jha thes th vy “gh ot ah 08 ot pt ON Gee Le ke sae th (vy oe Gis eS (V4) (C0 ~ the real state of affairs) Se LN) 2 9X We Th, an alley $4 (1) BU 2 shop G55(1) eon Sheol (9) Wl dbe tae UY: a ha a unders Aawe; far; tas, nity; urgent; 111 Sins bites i blithe ot J pte Bok ets J togo~, ce hey 6 pay ES, blind date (n,) p89 fro co eld dey 1d 58 te gi (1) pee 3 SM at (My) Baer bese TL Gen blinded (adj.)?C-*( - esas oat ge (N) Cezhall oe (Ub ar shet 25 blinder (n.) wile a cas 622) Al tle blindfish (n.) Set che tle: eS blindfold (blind’fold] (et. 3m. sad.) spam hh (OF Gaal ther (8 23628) (qr tet) Usa Ge Je blind gut (n.) (2) se O1 Lally 36H blindly (adv,) «42 (1) + Gia Jer reel 2 dec) blindness (1.) Spe tle der AO blindman’s buff (n.) AY Wade ae = Ha Pe os Sewell Blind spot (x) abel Sob 3 tals $k (Y) (2) egal UL SR Sa AN) jad pall pm pe (23) Ble JS bs) SLIM Sie ld yd blindstory (n.)-(p#) 2 Sls Y Gb sty99 coal SS ah blind tiger (n,Q 2 jy ASA a} OS blindworm (nj (C) he el ee, ihe blink [blingk] (07. 51.51.) Ae) Gath Gm Je (1) sot SAG (1) IS all te che (OY 7 ode Be estes Otel oN) AAD (A) (Chel) Giceblink 13) galt! ae) LAY blinkard (n,)-S°Yualaidiery padinad ste) blinker [blingk’ar](n.j 01.) Cater re + ale pall () FES alge Je CaS Blinder (1) pins ad okuine is, SS eats ae ok + ink (VS (to ~ the facts) ce eke CH) blintze or blintz (n.) blip (n.) JING helt are bliss (blis] (n.) TAN eal (1) ab gee (1) blissful (adj.) ae) blister [blistar](.5 05 WWE & ang blister beetle /n.) pl Ose ak Je blister gas (nj HS. CBS BG pet awn blister rust (mJ «240 24 72 Pal Saat Ne ae CA blister steel (n.) blithe (bliet] /adj.) eet 6 loc, & bone; 8 orphan; oi boil Go good oot; om outs ‘wh thing; WS this; ah visions a2 in alone, ¢ in system, fin easly, o in gap, x i crowsblither blither (vi.) @ ~ ing idiot) Bae oS, blithesome [blith’-] (adj.) “@~ nature) ¢ blitz [blits} (n. 52%.) ERLE Wo RA) pvke (OS play aabi yg tJ (Te) blitzkrieg (kreg’} (n.) CS a5 (¥) TEL > (1) CGEM) Rs tetany sl blizzard [bliz'rd] (n.)_ Dloat [bist] /x.; Y (QOS Lat (ODS ity (4) Obey os ak 2G CSL eres Sell All oo se (OY bloater[bis'tar] (n.) “posh i oe lob [bI5b] (n. 50) ae TOs Tat +) Hh (1) SF Bliill Writtle oye (1) (SL I +l oe thi Shu (MG AW J Usa bloc [blék] (n.) ge block [DISK] (1. 5 vt.) she of agit US ah (Vy al ae Ls ee 1. globe) 18 noe Feedba al get anten poll it le (a5 wy 5 nen shen. Ge Cpe ole Sy) TM ee (ey 500 5 ve or ge Oh dene chy bin oe Wye ene gs EE gel whiny Jodo pe ceva edie sted WE Oey Sys oe he a Sash OS (ge) A 0%) Bh BL ee Calcall pL) Gm ge - Shen incr SMe Bey se (4) City bo voy SE ON) (Bs) WE Cpr Ne VSS 65 1S be eS pa (VN) acl achip oftheold ~, . Gite ,t1, Cts, blockade [bl kad’] (n. 5 ut.) -@ 7 39 (V) sham (1) US dee tame Spe (8) pol (OS Ee (P) blockage [bIOK'H)(n.) «MN (Y) dee alee (1) block and tackle (n.) «4 *is* g) Ube y OS 4S blockbuster (n.) G3 c+ db) nti byt Ke Ls Lat 6 Gol blockhead [bIoK’hEa’] (1) blockhouse (n.) HW! s +lBY pe gam: Jill Dlockish [blok'ish] (adj) + block letters «thai oa O) ate aun o block plane (n.) ae block signal /n,) os bd) wunsey yt Block system (n) Ce SA eal 2 qi blocky [bl3k’i] (adj) = (1) "s 28) Qiallighe ge by 13 (A gh ey blond also blonde (adj. ;n.) «At ior . 22th (1) wala 2 ah n§ blood [bid] n.; on.) Hh (¥) OLN 5Lae ron .gaalhcy @ prince of the ~) ZSbdrtucn dL als cr bloke (bIOK] (7) 112 (a gentleman of ~ snd breeding) Jig ze Eb tab ah (0) SB eon ole alin ch (ty (aman ofhot ~) gl 41 (The frailty of men’s ~) Us sos NM Falls Gell Ll eg Ste (VY pall ee Cal oe Wolynes ge ~ isthicker than water. «1 "sls say Y gals incold ~, Vanes aa —... pees, blood bank (n.) bloodbath (n.) ie shag pdt ob Silahaas : cle Fw lke bloodcurdling (adj.) oie oes ee blooded (adj,) om EF a9 8 (1) pills Jeet) blood count (n.) blood group (1.) bloodguilty (adj.) slash LHe 5 blood heat (n.) + (Obs V abe) Sap 31 be bloodhound (n,) «Shall 62, bie pias IS oat Bloodily (adv.) eh} 2, bloodless (adj.) w+ tae (N) slab (1) A Sadler) (a~ victory) 92 BL bloodletting (x.) PBL £25) bloodline (n,) $725 Holy) 4 FU GS ALL (1) CBA haley bloodmobile (7.) “sip ell os blood money (n.) -=% LA al 20 Spe pduciee! 2» blood plasma (n.) 6A! etl x fle A! : rt % chew yy Sd dad. Noe J UT of blood pressure (n.} (sesh Dyke Je) pal aks bloodred [blid’réa"] (adj.) tas als 96 blood relation or relative (1,) “= 3! ¢ bloodroot (n,) SHR dad ye Salou 2, : blood sausage /n.) (His tai org sell), pla ret bloodshed or bloodshedding (7.) stat | bloodshot (adj.) + (~ eyes) pl pine bloodstain [blid’stin’) (n.) ¢ tbs bloodstained (adj.) beth: 5 (1) ct eatery Dloodstone (n,) = > Ki 33 nae jie fel ae bloodsucker (n.) “idl! (¥) ll Jt Fee (1) mL blood test (n.) (a yal Dloodthirsty (adj. ¢4'SL thace + CLs iste y blood transfusion (1.)-(AHY ATS) party) pl Les blood type (n.) lens + pall blood-type (vt.) (Me pate te) pal po de blood vessel (n,) (29-429 029 Ob 2 thy seg palate bloody (UE (ai see) « eh) 3H 0) sla) obi Sl UL Ts (4) (am bale) gl cry Adee; ewe; kom; é casi @ urgent; th things if this; 2h vision; 9-2 E me; Vins 1 bices anders & unity; 6 lot; © bone; ® orphan; of bo) so good ab boot; in alone, ¢ in sytem, iin cay, © in gallop, 4 in circusbloody shirt 113 0) enV: gan 5b sk (v5 (at shame) bloody shirt/n. /- Fp palvscall Sel saad Ole aed ast be wate oe bloom [bl jai fan am US (\) SY A Sie A) 8 ges USK) “ re b Boia ee as hy sys it (a) J 58 03s (roses in ~) (ae fe OSES py SD spel Away © Tip ign pa alba toe GM bs Sy Bl el Je Soe gp gt ayer. gat! iS app Ve wos a JOS) Nae) ge ne ot Je Sue Cee ry. aa pane OD Be OD we LO) ele pate Te Wy RO), ols ee hs bloomer (b160'mar] (7.) 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Sl al3 a es CI SES pace ee le sl alll ays 1) (hy Sage es he) blowgun (r) abl pled aos: glectl blowpipe 2 _ blowgun (1) seater mt (Ny blowtorch (n.) blowtube (n.) blowup [blo’Dp') (n,) PHD) GE F- ae blowy [bl6"s] (adj. CdS i ele me; Ving 1 bites tas dans ecm: i under; @ unity; @ urgent; th thing; Wf this; 2h vision; 2<2 dae; A xe; 4 lot; & bone; 8 orphan; oi boil do good; GD beot; on out; in aloe, in system, jin easly, 9 im gallop, 4 in crea,blowzy blowzy [blou'zil(adj.) crt! 2194 (MN) folie catl (4) blubber [blir] (nesta) 4! > che (a) sehen (Dn (NS Shull (N) eestor Sb ei YS Cae, ony Sse (0x Cys dase blubbery [-’91] (adj.) «= (") S201) GCN) ‘blucher [b100’kar ; - char} (n.) 2? | Ast - eh je ‘lucher bludgeon [blij’an] (n. ; of. ) B10) Be Shy Fh Ab ona (NS Due [eB] (adj. sn. 504,54.) AL15 sh 1) dust) ese) GB Tay py) Bie yy (Things AU) gi oY 2354 won. (0 feed ~) (@~ Hae coy Gat. gly (4) looked ~.) sshey (~ laws) Goel eo pet By lady) Saddae te ay SsiMa sit a9 ODS (~ jokes) Sh gat cn Got Gs deny td oe cea alata (ON) Galt gee eld ale Se oo 8 a8 var om G3 gon —bluely (ade.) — blueness (n.) wboltfromthe ~, ge a ryt once ina ~ moon out of the ~, to ~ one’s money wo gi blue baby (n.) EAN Gy hub : 35S J ag splat) ina s 1,5 ajhob ate bluebeard (7.) WAM Syste Jas bluebird (n.) 4 = 3159 sand ry ie Set blue-black (adj.) oie ie pe tees blue blood (n.j wo ANN) bluebird blue-blooded (adj.) rues bluebonnet (n.) He Fy : ol, Jha pala che (1) seen kK Jal py aon OIF) Gy Tne yp Bins comflower (¥) galSeVl : Rely 5 4,5 6 pcke blue book (n,j MsSHhe hed ots oly : 55581 tS ally EW clacd “Yous sf So ocr bas de ALS OO G9 GT otal fio eer bluebottle (n,) “Si! #,5 i3 2451) comnflower (1) blue cat (n,) ita Sel ee GSN blue cheese (n,) 223 omr cr ea3 + GM cob! bluecoat (x.) eA iee SAN AWS SLI gold pte «4 blue-collar (aj) - PIKViEby gle Ia. SY Le blue devils (n. pl.) bs MS cop Dluefish (n.) - 02! git ats Gy oe: x 1 dae; os uitys urgent th ching; his; Bar; her ins 1 bites 114 blue flag(n) (3) SYS 2S pt bluegrass (n.) (*#) Er) (SH 24 blue gum (n.) = cucalyptus. bluejack (n.) bi mt Salo s : gabe bb bluejacket (n.) ode blue jeans (n.pl.) Coverall -\y 5331" blue mold (n,) Jey AS: te ale PN GSN ISSN oily Ley Bg NS blue moon (n.) Le th yb 58 phe Delo std Abt: GM GALS blue-pencil (or) SIGE te yt San blue peter (n.) 42) Or fees Gel Coa, Ged ey get SNS Sa eet bluepoint (n.) Chalo sly) she ne blue point (.) Siamese cat.) p=» blueprint (n.) fF = GY Fd tayo JB indall (Y) = dee git bike 1) galem peat I SI ey blue ribbon (x,) C7+Bs5 Wher + ob) J Hadi) Saas ALG Del blues [b166z] (n, pl.) - eISSN) LEC) SANS AS Jee J TM peony blue-sky (adj.) (~ stock) ene 3} angi blue-sky law (n.) IW ped bluestocking (n.) 4213 Ji Sovislels saat at bluestone (n.) © ee: GI pe 5259 a blue streak /n.) Dluet (bloo"t] (n.) = * blue vitriol (n.) blueweed (n.) 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SY aah (1) Yd "Sle bles (1) Sap Me Je ley ASI eal Uh y blurt (bldrt] (v2.) ad op gts Nb ‘blush [blish] (vi 54. 5m 3.adj.) Sheet “ey nt (1) dom Ae (OX Sa) pe (6) ety es Agee! (Ny (at Firat ~) aay + bi 5 ees dam (sess blushful (adj. ) atte ny Lae (1) igeas “Li e() blushing (7. ; adj.) -?29** ne Fr any) nol (V) bluster [blis'tar] (vi. se.53m) « (Qu2) ea he) Mee Sat Vy) ole (hh) OK ve DDR (gn) ee Sue ne SLC) (t0~ out threats) pines ua ( Sth (~ed all princesinto se 9)y dle (ga4 sy cisl pa ect. tisle «lh (2)§ obedience) Cr ey ante (ab byage —blusterer (n.) —blusterous; blustery (adj.) boa bs'3] nj, eth eae LSI a BP AY HS he ) ins (eI. boa constrictor (n,) ‘11 : 42 ae! Hall ey elma boar [bor] (nm) FA 2 Het) So board {bord} /n.;ut3i.) SCD Cp) BE + Se (1) colle phe Se dh ny eat ib aga. plb Ble noon. (Gui) Ty + tbe ele (4) BIS Sar nan IT Eel J) hae pe yar ale (a, (@~ of directors) ts + ale vas (an ironing ~) o% (5 As la Se 53405.) (a chessboard) tin cr. (UME) Bie Hy (MSN) aed BA Ge SS pall PaO) EAE CHIL ES Cy gti D Ged hae ey ee abt Jl isle Uy) SS Eye gone x al Ul VX ye “edn above ~, Rhy ob op iol pa on ~. gl Ibi Pa Ge pe oathe ~s Ee clete e togobythe~, SAN ie ge kin (1) Suis Win siege ae ae A agtahny tosweep the ~ Je 2 pratt lll eae 5 (1) PSs Lilie be me ( ty all Bac totread the ~s i boarder (n,) 22 (AT at Uj 5) Ail stl (1) {pb ty al eth Sue board foot (n,)eSeLIN tg balding pial boarding (n,) <7 Ere +5" (1) cel Coie bill ey phil JB (BZ LSI) ELS Fae ge Ne rch fps oll abt J pe 115 bobsled boarding school (n.) pease board measure (1,) +! cls! pls sp sil Lat (board foot 1) grat all board wages 1) Jp Wu OU ad, ibe ple () tly pbb) UE Sly IY pl: Gust al (1) (une cgg) ola JytsY pate 1 ily plat Jw (1) boardwalk (7.) Oe ge tals) pee a boarish (adj.) boast (bést} (x. J Ae x 58 ma at put) boastful (adj. OD nate ine) boat [bat] (n.30i.51,) - 52937 S20) 7 See dlns ae SEO By GOS ey) boater /n.) (oO (Bi) boat BC) boating [bé'ting](n.) - #8! Jem Je Holey IGS boaster (n.) eeu boatman (n.) ie boat race /n.) Saf Ble boatswain [bé’son ; bor’swiin’] (n.) oN ae boat train (n,) -Wdls Sable AG) ps Ua: las hoy da pate) cain (WO ~ the head) Apa tll" as (1) (to SL (a) Ganda he, AC) (to ~ upagain) gk gf fe Tiled im fo~ Hither ad Wed be I ag totes + thet sea, (A) for apples) Bina (Vs) iY tell Conk Ja (gl Olas PSE st thee op tate sf ie age avail Se ob “bobsled (11) (f) GLE(e) AE a(t) —bobber (n.) bobbery (n.) (to raise a~ ) s4. + les! bobbin [bsb'in} (n.) 1 BK Eee bobbinet [b3b'a nk] (n.) (Ch IR a Jee bobble (vr.; 4.5.) = fumble. bobby [bdb’t] (n.) () ee bobby pin (n.) SU Sn he wt ye bobby socks or bobby sox (n. pl.) -il mab oar bobby-eoner or bobbysosber (n) bobeat [b3b’-] (n.) «Flt (lynx. by bobolink (b8b'2 lingk] (n.) #0: cl Fat! Sap EWS GIB orl co Sel cae bobaled [bb’stéa’] (n, 30%.) boardinghouse (n,) th! 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GN) HHCY) Nyce J ete tei at oy ier ale ary § boding beng] a.) vn ak ately Tey Hele bodkin [b5d?kin) (n,) 37H) (pI) she EC) aol: “EEN (gs Ad une (ty gh pla 2 ad Pee (2) lee Cal shy ZI Jes ial eB yb ae ey ill yet aut (Qerabtog ye C1 ait) (eb) el coke twrride orsit ~, -Onat oe Fone ole IS, Bodoni [bad8'nl] (x) AAI poe Eel body [b8d"i] (n. 3, SS pee tte cht (1) ge th (K) (G) gabiaan . gabe igh Be on Cl «gy Gat Ae eke OLN ES me te 2 gS Nee SA asHh CT) itl Bal gf Sell Oy eae. Gall ae oat ow dl Shas oo the y (@~ ofcold UE (0) gpk yale ell daly (large tole «wr. (a ~ of laws)-i yee ih (x) air) op ieee - bodies of unemployed men ) sei (aleve ~) es /~ of troops) th} SA da (A) (wine of a good ~) YSsIa F + BLS age Fe a glo on LS (eb) phe eb he els body corporate (n.)- (Se beelinat (5 pine abc bodyguard (n.) Billy « body politic (n.) «y+ insl body snatching (n.) Boer [bor] (n-sadj.) bo! on stalled ad Shae EAS ina~, 116 boll weevil ak Jee (3) 225 (0) Shin (8 el ae Sane bogey (adj) 7 bogie alo bogey or bogy (7.) 4 bogle also boggle (n.) JARO) et ‘bogus [bd"gas] (adj. ATs nes als eeeteaal ao ge gM ols se bohea [b5 he} (n.) oy gl Bohemia (bd hé’mi a} (n.) b> WSs thw : aay (1) gpa eae at Je not cap. (F) Rang tle be. a Ley gt ate pee globin Spt (OS Helen ely 1 250 Uy ge Bohr theory (n.)2# 24 jihla SIG AB est 4 By JS gp gh, Roel de ye Ship Sly Hil Sb boil [boil] (vi. 5t. 3m.) ren Coty Bash Cv) Geile (ty Wat ay Coty eee”) (ere) «pate (1) pill Lads (Vy Lak me) Si stl 8) to ~ over boiler [boilar](n.)-J= 1» FHEnH(Y boil B (1) boilermaker (n.) Sy ot all le (1) aly aay boiling (n.jadj.) coerce Je rls (8 oles JE (1) boiling point (n.)- (O°YY + pV) Sil das boisterous (adj,) Je soUre (1) hele sat (1) bola [b0'la] (n.) ats Iota bolar [bé"lor] (adj) Shake spb bola bold [bald] (adj.) = C3901) aoe pluie sega (1) (~ handwriting) ly (4) (~ cliffs) fost! ye cr) OF Magdalen oe La (0) —botaly (ad) — boldness (n,) boldface (n.) - 21 Be tel (Y) GE toed o> (1) bold-faced (adj) 22) oF sl spel Bt Ca (Y) oS (1) bole [bal] (1) 2 ob) (dH LE) bolero [b5 18r°6](n,) - 6». Sahel a5 (1) tnd gl eee botetus (n,) - bolide [ba"lid] (7.) bog [big] (n. svi.) « He Seah (NS Cee (1) bolivar [bio vat] (n) b twheorget ~ged down « ¢ dll ge jm, ‘boliviano [b6 lé'vyi’n6) (n.) « giyd! Ait Rng = sid} bogey or bogy or bogie (n.) S820) CAO) dol [bat (n.) StS > fe test dials sc bogeyman (7.) «diet fpr boldard [bot}(n.)- SM Ulm ah aes ane cL! boggle [bdg’al] (vi. 3m.) 2 20D (Ler) dem) oll weevil [bal] (n.) (© chal Wat; Wade; care; Hoar; egg; Eme; iin; bite; 6 lot; 8 bone; & orphan; of boil So good; 6B boot; ow out; under vwitys@ rgents h thing; thins ah vision; ae in lowe, ¢ in sytem, iim catly, © in glop, ¥ in crow.bollworm bollworm [bél'warm’) (n.) Bolo [bs] (mj «(Tall J Janet) Uh ba de bologna [balén’ys] (7), Wain DS 3 Ge bolograph [ba'-}(m.) = Hobs! Ama bs Auld yl) bolometer (n.). Hit! telazYlsl Lin: psy putt boloney [bo 18’al] (n.) = baloney . ok Bolshevik [bal’sha vik] (1.5adj. JCI re EOI) Sel gal gad pled! eo aap! oS da Bolshevism (n, pun ef ~ "hag aye) oat ey! i Bolshevist (ba'sha vist] (n. ; adj.) ~ Bolshevik. Nils eg, | ast, Bi ped ee (8 (249 Teall abet bolt [balt] (nm. ; vi. at eth) +e th) g8- Che say opm ot ayey pla tele (ry Qa LS ar. eV Cia V0 Ne Ugh) ott Gy BU « banat sk (0) (a~of water) ca SN Tee Kote a hh (A) is dath.y «Bolt yar (V) Sate US yo pate pole, OS. AM ipl a> ge eM Sha oo Sh TR OY) ee TAD oH “> SF pais (1') (The door ~s on the inside:) Soi OY.) HB ITE lle YK aegis gett (SEY Sty ea Ot) Se ey be SALA (0) Spade jg Oh gue Cola “aan CV) GBD ST at JS Joy Obst Gay MS patna Sec on. cont oe elt (19) Pes inet ~ upright ‘cel to ~ aperson in or out etcuilie, ogi sl eu Glas eS tomakea~ forit-(() sje ATI 5 nia to shoot one’s ~ tig hd bolter [bd] (n.) au glal RAN (1) bolt 61) c(t) Al dt es FN) gel Cpl oul sil vate, bolthead [bélt’-] (x.) a gen’ teal! aa bottrope (n.) cit CL 2th ile bn be ‘bolus (b0'las) (n.) » (1) (eat gut 3) bomb [bSm] /n, jot.) « Aaya OI jw olay (vr) 49 (1) Hplad] Gall oly (f) Ip ear Se US (F) «plate Gud, (ay bts bombard (or.jn) cH dele rhea’ (1) peily 444, (1) Tah oly AW le Ps (ry ny ENN hay i unders a unitys dare; Mea; ats urgent 1 bites th thing; 8 this; th vision; 2—a in alone, in system, fin easly, © in gallop, win ire, bond servant get cal — bombardment 7.) bombardier [-bar dir /n.) bombast (bim’bist] (n.) bombastle also bombastical adj.) bomb bay (n) + bombe [bénb]/F.): ses slag ytine IB sg gt aL bomber [bém’at] (n.)-Ge) 42! 436 (1) bomb & (1) bombinate (vi.) . Role bombproof (adj.) pil ae 558 Y a : bombshell [bém’shlt] (n.) _-tadeabela (Wy 3.0) bombsighe bim'sit] (n) 8) Maal a) : Sad pa SA ad at 5 fll op pa bonaci [b6 ni sé’} (n.) delete glist bona fide [b0'n2 {P'di) (adj.) be a) Be peli key bonanza [bd niin’za] (n.) 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E Jak Se oat pe WU pe bondstone (n.) + 4 bondwoman (n,)pl. -women peal bone [ban] (m. 32%. 54.) corey «echo ‘aks we (Pr) phen ae JSa : phish (ry SWB al gle pile rurkeyst0 ~ LT glen (58 2) a3 cll ge Mle hs OF IT (®)afish) : ligady aly gt E sherk pk (OX ‘tomake no ~ about doing something 2°» 7 Y NS pl GHEY ed tothe ~, Nae anl gy OE will not make old ~ ee bone ash (n.) spl li ales (elise bone black (n.) Sim! Ude foes ola ple le Bike fj pid bone china (n,) Oat BIOs: “petal vpd Np a bonehead (.) ae jeol pas Tome meal (n, p( Atha Ub Tate AL y UA Gpene pooner [bs"-] (n.) - Seas 3! 32 take (1) bone (1) bonesetter (n.) - thie! > bonfire [bén’fir} (n.) - bong (1. 30%. 53.) ub bonhomie also honhommie [- bboniface [bin’s fis'] (n.) «Je 20 3) pale 3) G3 obo bonito [be ned] /n.) «6 AES tad gp thee si bon mot [bén mé"] (F.) bonne [bd] (F.) Se (ae 3) bonnet [bén"it] (n. 30 5 gece bak Ae von. gle gd Bell ppb age gual BA Ny Sim oll pall (ry (ely at it Poti Bly le oy ton yt ale ras (8 bonny also bonnie [bén"i} (adj.) —bonnily (adv.) 2 > (1) bontebok [bint bdk’] (mj (©) tom na] /n) ab pl 911) Ghd] + gt BLS] () HBC) & bal ES Be] (My ‘bon vivant [bén vé vin’) (n.) Eee 8 cry 3721 (1) 1 alll J gS: OOS ot! oh) bom voyage [bon vd yah) (F.) bony or boney (bsnl) (adj) 3 ¢ Hid! (1) ple (1) 118 bookshop ‘boob [bd0b] (7) booboisie (n.) bo0-boo (7) booby [bovrbi] (n.) #6: ELS (Ny SN « a (4) Shed) WI esl (Ty) MWY yee gE CBIGISD ade sh J oewil booby hate (n.)om<") Bee, Sing) 230) (a ey tay Fe 0cn ob ah (ry eS wee doves bln eK Boer gl pel gee oth oF) (oa) Fall ASI Scape) LIF oN (fy Le eid se neg ll eer FS ay (2) ie Hae roy. Call of ta (Seg eos) Stal ee) AES Sh sT . pee mee a oer ee (8 jenn eS (ys “Cat Soe (4) theater) (~ profit) 70. J Alb (V1) deel gin abe lf boodle 65d} (n) book [book] (7, 30. 5. ‘one for the ~ (s) to bring to ~, Lt ata, bookbinder (7.) SI le: aed bookbindery (n.) (SN) add gaa bookbinding (7.) AS Ade: bl ‘bookcase (n.) . ‘ book end (nj os | Sh bookie [bd6k'i] (n.) Je) MLM IS Citallole Siva 8 2s ay bookish [b96K°Ish] (adj.) Ball Jo alee! GJ Sly ~ lly SIU Qe (1) “Had sgl Je YE op Ball book jacket (n.) 48 be eS ee ASI Gabe bookkeeper [-"ké’par] (n.) (- STAG) Sud! Gir ‘bookkeeping [-"ké'ping] (n.) (Dy fea booklet [bdK'I] (7) anys bookmaker (n,) “24 ot Ge all (Ky 2480) bookie (1) oy.e! pes bookman [b56K-] (n.) «5! Gh (1), literate bookmark (n.) srie oz go FU Ite, 2 _ Ue ror. pill 26 ob Om (@~ fish) SO! nie nee bony labyrinth (n.) + (ONG) (pid 3) ook review (n,)- Be he OS ge Ute | ASI Hare bonze [bénz] (nj Coral sOW Giekes) FeAl) — hookseller (n.) St ce ig ‘boo [66] (inter). 3m. svi. 32.) - Slee! sTeb3i} ye (1) bookshelf (n.) SI nite ene SFYC) Salita Gil (YS bookshop (n,) SN eb gE aS dae; A cae; eas eggs E mes Tiny Bites 6 lo; O bone; @ orphan; of boil do good; Gb booty on ott; anders @ unity; urgent; th things WA this; 2h vision; =a in alone, ¢ in system, fin easly, o in gallop, in. circusbookstack 119 bookstack (7.) CS J) Si sie ne ‘bookstall /n.) (- gi! ste Nike JI Ee 3) SS bookstand (7.) ee bookstore (n.) SI ed Ye Sh book value(n.)()-2! AHS bookworm (n,) - wad COE -'Si1(¥) Siz (1) ‘boom [boom] (1.5 vie 1) TE Ypres sae: bse C13 0) (hy NF AN ELS CD Gy ELA el Jie LL gt peal ty 2558 gl3 on dee Bel be aly, DU ad GSS oe dene Boy. ile AL) JS yy de pee piyh gl SU Sf le Co) pl Un pe Sill Hal: ou ign Cee ge cor Cally ga then, dee er pw sy Cal dal wl EEG OS cat ai goealyS gatas ash ge asl ear aT Gem oe A) Ge de eg kn (The clock ~ed out ist oe OX 2) Arde gts shigalle’s (VV) HS bash (V9) eleven.) boomerang (b9%'m2 ring’) (7. 30H) ES Bi gine J Eagle te inld Oho YW jul IK Satoh yy ou SH gd d's, LA shay US oo sy ae sgl C488) “Hz (OS Hebe AS SL oomerangs aole £ SL boon [bax] (m. 5adj.) = (S-!) Anes +(@~ companion) ¢ -*(¥)§ (the ~ offife) 5 (1) boondogel eg ans oatnsl EO Gab thar OY) (rb abet pe ae Tela) be On) pital 92S Ty Syne alk Jo Cg) a fe a ow 98 (OS Eat rs oe boor {b56r] (n.) a. «t) Boer (1) oO) iy Mi bn boorish [béor"ish] (adj.) aes ae eke boost [bs5st] (ot. 3m.) Spe lant) 0) 2) pea (F) (tom ries) gy + 43.0%) cd gp ash (etn 80) Sih Sm) pies Ele eet oe) BLY Sse 8 booster [bo8"star] (m.) i= 2 (1) boost () Saal fw f 35a 3s 9 Go] LTE ory oP ee See gf SLM SA pr Ty + gals Sle gy Sy! yal! borderland eS! J Ge (2b teh ny Jos tor, togetthe ~, to give somebody the ~, towipe one’s ~5 on bootblack [bovbIak'] (1.) boot camp (n.) Sri Jake! gabe ar Some booted [b55"-] (adj) «(LENS Holts Ue fete pootee (n.) « (Jab) yt Gyo, aa) sea shi \) Bostes [b6 o'té2] (n.) (BAC gla el booth (booth) (2,22 HY) ¢ sea Sly date (1) Joga ee eee Ft et ston igh DBL yp yall tl gh Gokhale Sy Balle eae Cle SUBS Jy QM = Cpe 3) salt pat adi hah sai alte bootjack [8k'] (n.)-de fe bootlace (n.) ~shoclace. bootleg [-'1ée"] (1.5 0t.5 5 adj-)- Eh ee al AI) BE) der at gee st em: CS moonshine3 (1) Fete 2 9 Wile Hy Sn Des el Ee Oh A eee —bootlegger /n.) APC) et at ae bootless (adj.) (~ prayers) atdeslie x2 + Job bootlick for. ji.) Js Gaz: booticker (n.) ‘boots [boots] /n.)-(- le ts Hie Signy Jai pale boot tree fn) CASE ab Suey ie hI booty (bs'tl] (1 “ey ee) booze (ei. 51.) aes ANIA) boozy [b60"25] (adj.) a bop (075m) Ye OY e284) bora (1) boracic [bo r8s"Ik ;b3-] (adj.) borage [bari] (nj - 293 borate [borat] (m,) borated (adj) «Shox! At 31S. ple borax [bor'-] (n.) ) As aloe: Bordeaux [b6r d6"] (n.) Pon Bordeaux mixture (n,)+<2mt to fle 929 Be bordel ; bordello (n.) ape voip border [bér'dar] (1501.54) BE Jes I ele ah (1 “aes ARTY EB (0) yt se (A) ghee Ste Sipe d we OS (hy nie Nees be AS aes Cie dell gy Ge, has Ce le dee boot [boot] (7. 5 v7. 5 ¢ dopey (Gul) eee (N), gl fae Se, se (A) giles ey a hire PSD eb, GL aly Jt alin cn. GLI Jie ain (~5 on the ridiculous) alt + yale south (x SLE Sg gth andl elke gh yp con. Shy “ae oh (1) borderer [bOe’dar af] (n.) sgabl Se art Spe (2) Gt he fas ivTasl : Ga (ty borderland fm) 22% Uae ce 2 faery BO tet WY) b5 ) Cae QS) EE! cose oy tease Bel TET) Meg adae; Beme) beary Fagg; E me; Lin; F bite; Blot; S bones 0 omphen; of boil do good; boot; ou out; i under & unity; @ urgent; th thing; WA this; ah visions 9=a in sone, ¢ in symem, fin easly, in gilp, « i craw,border line border line (n.) : : borderline (adj) + #=+(¥) 1531 ah HS Jogi () (DER Ws Et ce Lett BE on ily dolby kOe () HLS bore [bdr] past of bear. bore (bar] (x Lael YB ey Gd ch cay OS 4 civ) eb AS ke) Bhi ele ce CHIN ceil te ne. Ii eT lal nettiny ue JS a ~d to death 2 3 gtbl aad Sc boreal (agj.) SA ey Gar YL Cy YLecy Boreas [bor't a] (n.) Je as TJs al 3-9 (1) ake Jes ea (1) boredom [bor’dam] (n.) borer [bar's] ( sah tl Bie He ota ch: bee bore & Nicer Aa, giao j Oat, 30 .(shipworm b) Aliya cee UN yo BALI Osan de x NGaog thoy (8) esl am boric [bar’ik] (adj.) boric acid (n.) a boring [b6ing] (n.sadj.) «#2 (X) Ca ewe) ily ae + OE (r) «mals (0) (@ ~ tool or insect 5a ~ look) C3t (4) born [born] past. part. of bear. born [bérn] (adj.) (@ ~ poet) jails (V) 2) (1) borne [born] past part of bear. bornite [bér'nit] (n.) borrow [bir’6] (vr. 51.) «2 (1) uae (1) ~~ —borrower (n.) borsch or borscht (n.) bore [bor] (n.) - AM BLS an plage ch Borzoi [bér’z0i] (n.) » HAN 5a 1bh go IS: 55 boscage also boskage [bistkij}(n.)- J2°> +t ES} bosh [bish] (n.) BESO EU PIT Ea) bosk or bosque [bdsk] (n.) = boscage . bosket or bosquet [bis’kit] /n. ) = boscage. bosky [bds"ki](adj.) BY) pbVY HIS IST (1) bosom [bé%2"am](n.5 adj; ot.) 41 SB) Fae (ND pal all oye tke (YY PPD pall gle 6 Bye (OF LL pe WAY ZN SCS (@~ friend) bothersome bosomy (adj.) + Geet aati CN) (~ balls) 446 (1) boss [bés] (n. 30. 5 adj.) oH CL (gledly OB tate Gy EY ape pa “ats fae US: STAN (0) whet pb ely A) i) ord Ball ge Shae 93 gle Sl he (vy yi al llgllo Fay fas il Te CaS pe 2 dees ALON BE GLO tty shee (18) Ce Long dl bossy [bos'i] /adj.sn,) - 45,3 sb3b erm wae) dee i 2 (8 A Sl es $2389 0r) Boston bag (7) Boston cream pie (n.) - Boston ivy (n.) (=) Sy! Boston terrier or Boston bull 1.) bot also bott (n.) a terrier (bortly botanical or botanic (adj; n.)- GU (X)§ GUC) botanist [bdt’s nist] (n.) A botanize [bit’s niz’}(07.51,) Lae Webs SUL ant (1) COB OR COX le Eye CULT Gow 1) habe You ew LIN) St le (1) botany [bét’o ni] (n.) Lisl has of boteh [bach] (vt. 5m.) He ab Tali = Te be oA (1) Bey fat Jew (1) Sel pete ow 2) (Her baking was a complete ina pecs soe —botcher (n,) .¢)5 + boteby [béch’l] (adj.) borfly (boli) (n.) Jas both [both] (adj. ; pron.) both (bath (conj. 5 adv.) bother [b8xtar] (xt rt -cesteh yh oe ence) SLE (Ox Gut or detains ny GBs cle gle (yy dic + Bp thes Sp doles) claal ~ itl 5 ~ theflies! Ob, ~ you! Je “Ja Sts = pall als cle SV botheration (n.)-227 * (1) i clesl(1) -@llgle sl) bothersome [biuii’sr-] (adj.) Gilet ee Ret; nde; Bare; her Eom Em; im; 1 bites 4 tot; 8 bone; & orphan; of boil de good; boot; on out; i unders @ unity; @ urgent; th things this; ah vision; =a i alone, ¢ im aywem, iin eal, ¢ in gallop, win circus,bo tree 121 bbo tree (bé] (n.)~ Pipa. botryoidal [bér'Ho?-]or botryold fadj.) «i624 nes wejth ay bottle (bér’al] (n. 501.) eb ECR tse wha ad PASH (OS Sl od oe w cplog ote; je 5 BRL (yy HEU ST AA) Chl (0) Sete (o ~ upanenemy’s fleet) m4 +22) oS bottle club (n.) fad Fle ie pas nny Stele J gall Hobbes ey bol 252) ‘bottom [bét’am] (n. 5aqj. 301. 3i,) SN Sahat) LES sine ge. fel gle Gelb cor sable) ge SD gp ale Ad, gia pl: FLEE wnt CA OS pillar 2 SN GL re o see A aati) Bde Spc Leiba ite Ble (4) lng cy ote Plea gr Ste BB) shee s GLI (0) Gh Sp eS eae (~ prices) Jit ¢ g3 (v)§ JL Je Call edly, a Cait, Leh (4) (the ~ cause) etl wy Finke od Joe) )5 Chis ~ dollar) eS (\+) (~ fish) (wed eee de OV) (0 ~ achain) GOO oe (1) upon solid principles) ee pV) IE Li apie gH a, Luli tar ag to knock the ~ out of an argument, Em in bottomless (adj) Uae ILLES YO) Bye bg» pale Gime tage Lae jae el (1) bottommost (adj) "ir gl» Sart s+ Ye bottomry (n.) bie "ES p Sb rhe or Ay tie Tey pias ja Ju botulism (nj Goede A IT pts bouclé or boucle [b60 ka] (m. 5 adj.) =H 1) sels Sp 93 Ghaed pty Ot Dye wed | OSs cell a oer Jf puke Shh Dep See de tat sg B88 boudoir bov'dwit] (F.) Far st go eae Hee (a ~ skin) gee bouffant (b66 fan") (F.) boufie (bsof] (n.) = opéra boutfe. bougainvillea (n.) «#2 Fahoui : Shes yt ough [boul (n.) goats CA tele ot bought (b6t] past s past. part. of buy. bought (bé«] (adj.) boughten (adj) -(~ shirt) Jal jg panne oc bougie bavi] (x): ea iat rh (1) a2) DPA aA! id oy UY Jeb (by US tay cn (5) dace gp Na Douillabaisse {b50!'y> bis’) (7.) dalam -(~ dlothes) jae Bas, 4 bites Senders unity; a urgent; th ching this; ah vision; aa bounty ‘bouillon [bd6I'yén; boo nl) (F) Bp be Sp boulder (baldar} (n.)31 #! 1 bud fue: 2 pls Tw WS abt Jie boule [bo0"le] (n.) HAV Ae) Ny 3! Et le boulevard [béol'2-}(n.) Ses ae Oe boulevardier (n.) ©! Je >> 7 man-about-t bouleversement [b56l vérs min’) (F.) « -Yiast-23il boulle (n.) = bubl 1. bounce [bouns] (oi. 51.51. 5adc.) “7 + 354 (1) Lge wn ee TAS Gee ae (0) “ales Ct) (His checks: (to ~ into or out ofaroom) as 3 7 PY Dyas JV) (tO ~ aball) Cy dhe (1) x Bele iby 5 alts) (A) Mele BB ,o(ANS eal 23h OM) BUS s Lhe bye ON) Gnd ( bs ITS Sine bouncer (boun’sar] /n.) «22 +14 (1), bounce & (1) peg) bee ais gt IS cr Soop Jd pkey eo (ty (The fish wasa ~,) CO te Heal 6 eb clay Gus bouncily (ado.) bie eye ee bouncing [boun’sing} (adj.) #4 +s. ce Sa UT) @~ lie) Ste 1ed (1) (@ > baby) bouncy (adj) OF ERI Te) bound [bound] past ; past part. of bind. bound foound] fad jn. jot i.) oS “a8 tyes So + Lae (1) (The shipis ~ for China.) Nal L(y (@plan ~ to succeed) ¢g# 5" (7) Ge ~ Se cry Soy cha (0) duty-bound) G8 ue pl. (AyS(Sheis ~ to go.) Je pmae (Vv) Volume) “ie 6s (8) (the ~5 of spaceand time) 2 pi pl. (\\) 2pimidlan: se pl. 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JS 45 sata St boxcar (x) ESM crt ye alt ipsa ial Dyk, (slid Gu (1) 1g3 1 Ge (1) le al gl Old Bye box coat (n.) boxer [bdk’sar] (7. pl pa pat beg Borer (n.) 22 81" (ie Sake Bo tne pate 2g Sl AN 91 Se case oe pal bos ral op Se boxing [b5k’sing] (n.) Sete J Eells eal() W(t) Gobel Ged ae (ry casing (¥) Boxing Day (n.) WISE awe py ebay en Cp ball ep aby Alte J boxing glove (1) . box kite (n,) © See C5 Ue ible Gaile oe Uily U5 yy 3b boxlike (adj,) - SN iste ‘box a aneie o Gateglial Foie ll 12 M(H) Cle cinta Sab Jorn. Su box score /n/o2h FI gy odie 55H a () box kite Le (Gime J) bl ne presales) box seat (n) —# pais janie sh (1) sigh tne (1) AGRE Dm deren die box stall /n.) » @! eliele tO) se LD boxthorn (7.) (SOV ae boxwood (7. AD AB ABI boxy /adj.) Sos ge Uliytle boy [bon ag igh dee eee ah CD PEM foe ones boyar ae bayard | [bo yér’} (n.) cr aetgel © (dbl oh 3 pf lll JF) Feng Ob Tb leg J OBS Selb oy ely on boycott (v.51.)-MEUA (YDS (. all S= Laety able (1) boyfriend (n,) Je (1) Gla\s abd) 352(1) Srhe (1) pSolh (WS SL peal eg (20 ~ the nerves, a bow, « drum) 77,0) @ Spe hoky gh ote She ah Cy pice = kl A a 2 “LO Cup ln) brace and bit (n,) SUH) ZN bracelet [bristlit} /n.) ¥AL( IO) — wats ne racer. [bri’sar] (n.)& Psighnt ti(1) Sag bie EEE Cee Ue bey brachial (bra’ki al] (ad) Ys mete brachial artery (n./ erg te Ls 1] ican ta otael gh all brachialgia(br brachiate [braki it ;-4] (adj) 33 Lak 5 - dite bel brachio- (brachiopod) WH + gL3 : Wale B30 brachiopod [bra'ki 9 pbd"](.5 adj.) Sg L500) “pit py Brachiopoda jr! 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Fornca ‘pao SEAS Ba aC) Cy Gall gl sorl SMI or bra [bra] (n.) = brassiere, (Phe high-income ~ ) "0 y Haan hall ila oe brabble (vi, jn.) -BUL+ kates (MG “Sy els (1) SE) we ioe ce pt (8 brace [brag (n.5 0, ji )Apee: BALIN 5.0) ce ea hy oe peut ky Baty madace; carey Weary omg E me; Fins ites 6 lot; @ bone; @ orphan; of boil de good G9 boot; ow out; i unders @ usitys @ urgent; th thing; A this; ah visions 2-2 ip alone, © in system, iin easly, o io gallop, win Gres,brackish bract (n.)-)8A5 Se! bracteal ; bracteate; bracted (adj,) bracteole also bractlet (n.) - (3) §.ahe BUS = brad [brid] (n.; 02.) ‘hese h A pate (gh) (W) 2.08 bradawl (brid’él’] (n.) 9 HLH OlY th aa Niall bradycardia (n.) brae [bra ; bré] 2.) e e ed brag [brag] (vi. 51. 52. sadj.) plete se pall (ty 9 “pwns 2 plex Shy po 3 esl) ginal LN Ce) bie SAAD + BUDS Sead (@~ crop) © u, — bragger (n.) — braggy (adj.) braggadocio [-2 do’shi a" (n.) «25 (1) eral (1) braggart [brig’art] (n. ;adj.) - OS eal (yy brahma [bri’ma] (n.)- HY pl Ss cle: (gid! Brahma [brima] (n.) * So) Ga) « Ua Si: Lal Coe ph BS) sages Un OSI 05 Brahman (-*man} (n,) Uwhiy 4S tb alg aol vl op Ba (¥) Brahman (1) Us aa a (Ny Ea + datas (\) Brahmin (br’?- (n.) braid {brad] (vr. jn.) (eo A A CHO). leben (pt ISO) tid tate. Ssae igs be 2 ch (098 sd de bs braiding (n.) + S42 + ple (1). al 265 SUG (Ay Asse Bb oy Gay LYS: Sytell (ty inj ib rail [bral] (n. 5 ut.) Elis So pits be 2 dll i (1) FLA gah OS (ace I) Fase Ca be braille [bral] /n. often cap.) WS) Jb sr IB bw yy Bales oball to braillewriter (n,)-Ji7 ti ja2'S0 S brain [bran] /n.5 vr.) +*53 +48 :4e pl. (X) gat Flo (1) rae Ln AS ate ai ol lie ie (gC grt dL) IS Gull f els ott de ort (0) Camel Gm to beat or cudgel or rack or puzzle cae 124 branch [brinch] /n.5 04.5) brainless [bran’lls] (adj.) brainpan [brin’pin’] (n.) brainpower (n.) i! il (\), brainsick (-’sik'] (adj.)- JU! ye + 520 (1) 9 (1) brainstorm (n,) « #'é i 355 (1) Hyle 0x 25 ()) brain trust (x.)3.2M goal hl oe te we oll te — brain truster (n) liebe ee faeliy brainwash (vt. ;7.) gual LS yo GL gl Jai (1) brainwashing (n.) c# po cadet! aL ny well dy BL ie pt Ge Va LL) Ol Sal Rea aly iL (H) Lote fal brain wave (n,)#=1 co 4eté] Gbdele :Z sulle (A, tH fa SEAS PEATE Bw Sl gait Plat Bee GY) Bee brainy [bra’ni] (adj.) ne bbraise (briz](01.51,)- Bide 55 J edey gee, 284 (ay NF ate @ny$ brake [brak] (n. 301. 5 UT fatal: 22 (9) BT ty ge GUN fad Chal gf oes ye att Ce BAT ry WSs gh Ral te GU Cy Lal (0) Dee Wats 3 AA we es eSih eS SUNK CS J EUS brake horsepower (n.) —- (24) Ue ill iiLad 3 al brakeload (n.) eb fas brakeman or brakesman (1) brake wheel (n.) braking power (n.) bramble (1. 51.) (hy ELAN aa SA AOS () GL) brambling [brim’bling] (n,) = (b) oe) brambly (adj.) wile (pe (1) NaS) aes bran [brin] (n.) ce raison pak) COS ERD GBI oe US? ge Te cox mee © Sat at CA RW dal font Diss Ces Ce ape branched (adj) branchia [bring’ki 9} (n.) pl. -€ branchial (bring’-} (adj.) tle sgt branchiate [bring’ki it 5-at] (adj.) pth > branchiopod [bring’ki 2 pid"] (n. sadj.)tt*!(\) speed) i anf sy ce es nde; Wears Rear; Fea Fe; Lim; Ube; Foe; bones 8 orphan; of be 6 good; Gb bat; ou out; Wunders @ unity; @ urgent; th hing; Af this; th vision; 2a in alone, ¢ in symm, jin easly, o in gilop, x in Grom,breakout PS pee) be eA) (op) dan J breakthrough /n,)-49 pb GI Ord si eiahy a HN pl J gin a (1) breakout (n.) breakwater (1) 1B G58 pe st Jas cll pe cull piece opie bream [brém] (n. jot.) ¢ ov"? iat a) we breast ets (1. 301) L620) ae Nae hgh sae (ST) sly 65th (28 still 6th) to makea clean ~ of «2 Sian breastbone (n.) Paso: a Crs ONIN eat di ee: all Ti HN ath de 6 yhay bbl Lina, ede 95 breastpin (brést’pin] (n.) oy) breastplate [plat] (n,) Abea U1) A220) pall Ene (PY ag) oe SM ASD at 2 IS well ie Wple epley lal ends rite J tte Sa ple pee Seal be Limb Sue (0) hale dae, ae (aN Gt! Ba) JE Mb asit) oO ings ab EO) Le S09) below or under one’s ~, «ors 2! in the same ~, oll tohold or catch one’s ~, shee ye ie breastwork (n.) breath [bréth] /n.)-0-—**' (@~ of air) Beene CES) tea iw yee sib lle to waste one’s ~5 abe Lat IS breathe [bréth) (vi. 51.) ARC (pI) Hane ARO) CLAD Ge (0) To tT ae (LEO 4 (¥) (dragons breathing fire) =k, + I'D. CY Sie ude tamer + alla ca) (able to ~ life ina stone) (Other articles ~ the ge e+e celal igi ye (ed) sels gen (A) same pit) 2 pe wpe to ~ avein {ayy hed to ~ freely _ Bild we ‘to ~ one’s last NG ih oy breather {br3'ior](n.)oz.#(7) 11) breathe 8 (9) Cole) Ee EC) (Ey at breathing [br@'ting] (n.) EH sho) =B spab ial Jol (Wy Hab sw breathless [bréth'lis}(adj.) S11 ete) Dye ae eb av leo Treat si tes gh be “at “2 cry (@ ~ side) Co si) Be Bes F(t) (~ Mstene) 127 breviary breccia [bréch’-] (n.) Ss Ute > Ay pre - breceiate [bréch’-] (2t.) bred [bréd] pat 5 post pat. of breed breech (bréch] (n.) 2 )) pai Oplley chph (1) a SES sii (1) Ogle cra. Gl Jt 15 el (8) ptthale Bwye TK ae (in) GARE pce en tlh 4 938 Sle (oF) BM ALS sae Jia pint breechclout or breecheloth (7.) = loincloth. breeches buoy (x.)_ 289! Ji Se ab ge Ol yp BY) 3 breeching [brich’Ing ; bré’-] 7.) ge FB ge ed) he se cA ose See breeches buoy pn ge {to~ discontent) Liye wean ne (1) oes ea o Se Morey Gall es De ee ieee Oh alae hh ot ley a stiegt CME ge We) Yh red ee ~ : ) ECB agence MAE pt 2 Teor Gad, Ob lass Fae Dae + ab (VOB) SUS Yell nae po SU Ze Bay (SLA aight) EWS Jets ea pe) AR breeder (n,) <=! Sait breed sis (1) De caked ob bole (1 breeding (n.) iv tw bez ilh (1) breed ae (1) breeze [bréz] (nm s0i,) et nett geet ay js guni(ry eel] Laat) (The horse won in a~.) He BEY pe) Le COS pen bidticty breezily (ado. chee cA breezy [bre2i] (adj.) {pt (1) PS (N) mee AT) @~ comer) ent oiys Se bregma [brég'ma} /n.) eae oat Bren gun [brén] (n.) (Pea Fe brent (brént] = brant, brethren [bréh’rin] pl. of brother. | Breton (brét’an) (n. sadj,) lineal aol s ps1 (9) A) HD GF ee SF gl Seen ns CELI Sey Dr B99 (7) tke: pal! breve [brév] (n.) brevet (bro vt} (m5 “ Las Saxo) yu bus ae Jel Gy Si lata (brevipennate) ad : bw Bab Ray Age i(1) at pe ()) brevi- breviary (n.) breathtaking (adj.) ee ey breathy (adj) per BASSLY' past reap til Wey eda; Rowe; ber Sem me; Fin; Fes S lor; & bone; # orphan; of boil de god; boot; ow out; ders waity; @ urgent; th thing this; th visions 2== io sone, ¢ in system, fin exsily, o in gall, win circusbrevier brevier [bro vir} (n.) ALG abe o> breviped (adj. n., DS pea He NG ole ead () brevipennate (adj.) (~ birds) ot! at brevity [brév'a ti] (n.)-22S psn, lab ON) Aad (1) brew [br00] (vt.5i.5n.) sel (alaty 220) ER Ke 1 OSs mx (0 ~ trouble) 5 Fa2 12 (OF (Astormis ~ ing.) brewage [br00's](n.)- ZAHM ( Bish) oF (1) alge Jad! 22 holt, « brew brewer (n.) brewer's yeast (n.) inline 6 tah Sgt brewery [bros] ; brewhouse (n.) i) ae brewing (n,) bio 5b S31) (ah) aod (1) brewis [br60%s] (n.) (OB te Tp briar ; briarroot - brier ; brierroot. briard [bré’ar'] (F.) al he ds bribable fadj.) SAY Bw Le bribe fbrib] (ve. 34. 37.) OS #20) bribee (n.) BBS Be NAT: gts I briber (n.) Spgs ee bribery [bri’-] (n.) 459! (1) bric-a-brac (brits brik] (n,) S228, Oe Gphall Sled ¢ eaten Lal) albst brick forik} (n. sad). ; ot, Ma US (YY peat gle abe (1) te aT Seed SAT Cy § (a ~ of icecream) daa sea ge Dee TA a Yd (oh brickbat (n,) « SYA » oye tier (ATES) brickkiln [brik’kil ;- kiln’) (m.)_ bricklayer (n.) TAM ee bricklaying [brik'la’ing] (n.) brickle (adj.) brickwork (n.) brickyard (n.) bridal [bridal] (adj. .) bridal wreath/».)-2: bride [brid] (n.) bridecake (n.) bridegroom [brid’grsom'] (n.) bridesmaid [bridz’mid’] (n.) bridesman (n.) sea Poine) et 3808 BHI0) bridewell /n.) ae Seay bridge [bri] (n.s 01.) 31952 Ais aM pe en, GN iad ily Se ae aa gl iby has Pouch fa bree thai ge ded poe (Fy Hi 3, Len 191, OLEH api LO Aa C0) (SEY SA yl lal A atl (4) ae ee pa aS Syste y iat Nobumone’s ~s Gib ais: ype Ss HM SUL IE I 128 Bright’s disease bridgeboard (n.) yp Stes kyle jes cles Sa Sal Sn fol gett gL bridgehead (n,) 2-24 1h : ALT, bridgeboards pace ox wt Sut Jb AN tb ope Lap gal} J ue Tye bridgework (n,) «2%! (3}) = (1) opt ale (1) bridle [bridal] (n. ; vt. 51.) +S) pled ay sel se pals ott (Of 6 weed Mh) GWE LF vhs che Brie [bré] /n.) i) : brief (bréf} (adj.;n.50.)* ir 8) AS pads jee 9 (1) Rede we dea (6) Byb BL, (yh nae Welty seh cis gal 3S devon pha lily ce) wth: eS ad GE She tae ph (ay Huyldl ell JY Ct he (4) te Sy (Ay in~, WOU. Jags toholda ~ for oF oad oy briefcase (n.) - (SEs) 3158 J yi) Solas tle He briefless (adj.) * (a ~ lawyer) oe aly ¥ Brier [briar] (n.) ct Stee WS soe. Sey yele Cy (Digmtgi (1) He gas leven gious St EN pie ool shin (vy brierroot [bri’-](n, + 20 be 3 Gp etl 0 brierwood (bri’ar wo6d’) (n., brig brig] (nj sabe te Wn ae take Gm ale ony MORRO (Oe brigade [bri gad’) (n.5 ot.) (7+! (1) Yah Ses (ry 8 (afire ~) 9 (1) Cope slice J) pli () brigadier (brig’s dir’) (n. ) = brigadier general, brigadier general (n.) (A) Nd a ne brigand [brig’ond] (n.) gh bi ad brigandage (-’an dij] (n.) Seb i doped brigandine [-'on dén’] /n.) - 203" E22 as (9 brigantine [-'an tén'] (n.) 1b eS) deh bright [brit] (adj. 5 adv.) pA 1or. gbte s Hi vte (4) doled angle (the ~ side of things) 501) (~ beauty) Tey “ies sie (1) (~ faces) (@~ Cob 1. (a ~ girl) 13 ln (t) (~ colors) (to keep ~ in spite ofone's ees(e) remark) was age es) (@~ wine) gly + s5le (%) misfortunes) gl bb ds de 8 (@ ~ future) — brightly (ado.) _ — brightness (n.) brighten [br?'ton] (ci.51.)- 2 USA dea) ie (8) (Wy pee ot) aed UL ae (Fx Bright’s disease (n.) 4114 c+ o2 2:(q) So va 2 ys Se Way adm; cae; dors Fogg; & me; Tins § bites 4 lot; @ bone; @ orphan; of boil Go good; 0 boot; ou out; under Gi unity; @ urgent; th thing; Hf this; 2h vision; 9-2 in lone, «in system, fin emily, 0 ia gall, win crews,brightwork 129 Briton brightwork (n,) (2) bled) to ~ through ae Joey brill [bell] (n.) to ~ torerms «pant ST HBI tT p a S brilliance; brilliancy (n.)-*S3+4ul (¥) di ol 0) to ~ under (JA LLU Cae OY brilliant [bril’yant) (adj.5 .) @~ gel to ~ up PD BB) CYC) (~ prospects) get» G tee det gb aD fa BN mind). ac ¢ {pllcry (a ~ scientist) jn» thd at (0) Lee (t) iL (0) § (a ~ achievement) ine W + dea ft Sle) abl Sy Ba brilliantine [briPyon tén} (nj 1 doe I Je Be Atl ee Brill’s disease (n.) S26 2 oe BAe (hy pl fam IE yo ek brim (n.5 0851) CAL C™ elles (MS Si He CN) brimful [brim’f56") (adj.) oe brimmer (brim’sr} (.) brimstone [brim’st6n’] (n.) = sulfur. brindle (brin’-] (n,) #513 bss 2 pl got Vig brindled or brindle (adj.) = #S'2 sak why 2h) ty brine [brin} (n, jor.) Joe vor. sll alate (1) EPO esd! AM rhe io Bua tt Brinell ele kesh - Brinell number (7.) bring bring] (on) = 24+ oot Be SEA oH Bite pls gan alec TN) Bhs Shas tele em A) (to ~ anargument) Jal to ~ about to ~ forth 4 20 Gay fae Bp aes ¢ : to~ in 1 US ae Je am A) PEO) RSA SL (ALF ple) 2 1) ae (yall 3h) to ~ home to to ~ off Uke Gem) to~ on we all, to~ our CES) 2501) aoe LN) (nt) gerall) (. Bl aby Lees FR CF) ce de) to ~ over tee to ~ round (to) tan phi dion oo 10 ~ 10 (eked BIN) gels} Smash tn) ae brininess (n.) : (~ of war) git (1) BE > (\) brink /n.) briny [brini} (adj. ; ».) eons kay brio (n.) ips cosh Spur brioche [bré’ésh] (n.) WB oO Aalst briolette (bré’s Lev’) (n.) - SSH! ( Caetel sh) byt le briquette or briquet (bri ke} (m,) (JS ‘aly = brisance (bré zins’] (n.) - # brisk [brisk)/adj.s 01.54.) Ghyll wat st Ep ahh cry G@~ breeze 5a ~ walk) (~ tea) 4KANg ince @ ~ flavor) 2 48 (~ cider) + 25(0)8 (~ trading) (4) (~ weather) A+ (¥) (The market ~ed up.) B22 «ten (4) x body — briskly (adv.) — briskness (n.) brisket (bris’kit) (n.) yb! phe we (T) cobs (D bristing or bristling [bris!ling}(n.) 22 1Stl- dela bristle (brisal} (nse. 52) hes SLE = NC) se CA) BEDS Cnt AS) tll or )(The hog ~d up.) © 22+ pb dies or pte 2p LS) ant nt (Gite Uiiy I Calin oF shies () (mae ~d with difficulties eal ae to ~ with bayonets vue bristletail (n.)- 02 9x JCAEY sii bristly (adj.)- A (0, os bo bristol [bris'tal] (n.) ee Se Gay See at brit or brite [brit] (n.) i pe NK pKa britannia metal(n,):2! #3 745 Kom ll Oe Britannic [bri tin’lk] (adj.) ley britches /n. pi.) = breeches. Briticism [brits siz’sm} (2, (The word lift is iote tad + Jl, sh Ae! ithe g Aisle a ~ for elevator.) British (Brit’ish] /n.; adj.) “sab : alle, hey (1) British English «or - (Briton «| Se 0198 Sle A le» a British English (n,) Ha! 4 j)SY'H le aS 4S 25) dowd) OLY! Britisher (british or) (n British thermal unit (n.) 4: ie, i,,) Adar J to ~ toanend ae cee ee Barly akg Be p Hl paeh oh b> Gy DVLA to ~ to pass ee Briton (brit'on} (n,)-7-A28 oe pels teh wots Jaks) Yar nde; Were; beat Fess Ems; Hla; C bie; 6 hts 8 ewe; O orp; af bal 6 pods i undery & nky; A umgent; ch ching; pf this; th visions & boot; on ou; in aoe, ¢ in sytem, jin emily, 0 io plop, « in Grom,britska BLA) HpSoISV oy sl JS bil y SH ASW tole ys Gly We Fabled britska or britzska (n.) brittle (bri’al] (adj. 51.) 6 pa +e) Heald (1) (~ dreams) 3 Ge + BEC) ES Ge temper) Jai! iy 5331 aenitanes brittleness (n.) - Sie yi broach [broch) (1.5 01.51.) ro ‘pubic oO) delat ail) 5 SS Fae ah. le nn. fee 92 0) ES desl enn Gey Ge gy tes 2 eer Cpa INOS gi ese Feet ckho Besta Gay EA ne (eS ney ga ve i cet tthe (OM) po ox ass broad [br6d} (adj. 3ado.5n.) ee 3.(N) ee Sr eels (£) ( ~ experience) aly (1) (the ~ sea) Tag 3) Sam a ¥ + Otel Glia ch (oy (a hint) BM a LHC) (~ jokes) ace ncn (~ mirth) (the ~ aspects of Jane spe gts) (~ views) (~ awake pe cp GIS GU JS UL (ANS the case) COMM OD bast x AAA Od —broadly (adv.) —broadness (n.) ~ daylight sles broad arrow (1) AF pth sa all peal Sata Je 285 ing Ue nn. pal Oe es Bl ESL ost, ee ele pS broadax or broadaxe (n.) broad bean (n.) broadbill (x) Hr HE sob Gogh: JM aL) DN pgs ZO 2 ae gh (1 tell broadbrim (n.) 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Ske ab(1)S jeesh rads 205 (1) brocaded (adj) (Saal shaisi y lope) je 6 Sale brocatelle (n.) «Sab Ge a ee 2H broccoli or brocoli (n.) = RB nos BSG brochette [brs shét’] (n.) ee brochure [bré shé6r’] (n.) cpp us brocket [brok't] (n.) ENN) gel hy 08129 (\) she Sab se ob brogan [bré’gan] (n.) Se “shins pha rogue [brdg] (n.) - Hue gah pletion aly : anal ahh (1) gad leant ind apron. (CaaS Gla 3) its broider [broi’dar] (or.) = embroider, broit [broil] for. 51.32.) 2 Sh Of rts © oe sre x sae (A) eet (Y) TOY broiler [broi’lar] (n.) BSR 2 EE BO wee broke [brok] past ; past part. of break. broke [brok] (adj.) broken (bro'ken] (adj.) aS (@ ~ promise) q Su ¢ Z > weather) ts eae cas Pe sip oe ell to9 (a ~ spin) Gm (~ English) ple es phe (ty tay UL @~ set) Ye susit (2) ten pe Sones a~ home “fab Beg JS Yd VIM pb YS, oy GM broken-down (adj.) 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(4) g-** bronchial tube (n.)9) 4215! 24), bronchiectasis (1. bronchitis [bring ki'tis] (x.) bronchopneumonia (x.) bronchoseope [bring’ka-] (nj tas a gee te al ple CI SY Al duel Zs andl bronchus [bring’kas] (n.) pl. -chi Gr> Se] Sati (2) wpb iad bronco (n.) Cicer eae ale Sp! brontosaur 5 brontosaurus (1) ug pea Sal gress (Ota nntosaus bronze [brinz] (n. 301.) 532 SH () (eo) F221) Bab oge sae Be OS sisal oan Bronze Age (n.) Sy! SUL OV Git Fal poe ei phe OE een bronzing (n.) bronzy adj.) brooch [brach; broach] (7.) brood [brood] /n.5 0.55 adj.) 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(G1 4sllh sue J) Hull Aine ‘burgonet [bér’gs nét'] (a.) | Ue Bares ‘burgoo [bar’g06](n,joreieaet le: p27! AS GES ke sn, Oligtll 3s ne (ey Ada gd aie np en. (ley Sul Burgundy [bar’-] (n.) - spe eS Ga pe cecse burial [b&'I al] (n.) ea (Ny burial ground (n.) BIZ i het burier [bé't or] (n.) IGN «sill burin [bydor"in} (n.) « ¢bsi old J oe Jes rue [basi on. Ceara (iui aks ee (hitb burlap [bar'lip] (n.) sb Si ee ea burlesque [bar lésk’] (m. 5 adj. 501.54.) BAC) PS IOS) ale Luz Che gh by wt) Ses EAN ed (al atoll FAG (08 tne a (a pe lee FS ID) Hh Jay AY X HAM JOSE burley [bari] (x) - SLs! 2 Fiat fs WA burly [bart] (adj) CN) ANG Hs etl REO) bur marigold (n.) = sticktight 1. Burmese [bor méz’(n.5 adj.) +429 etl oh stp sll CN) 22S cases did: Sea gll D burn [bisa] (vi.5 45 2.) Sata. peed ay Cy Cpa 1H ( pp ae ” Soyim.g a Deeg eee Oe eC RST 2 Batitle (yx ELM WS) Abdi Jeet (This farnace ~s ga8.) oa 33 jw (wed a hole in the rug) i) yj) Gi =Yu Cae (to ~ bricks) Jub 5 (enomey to ~) cE 63a (V9 SI gametes Si te (0 ~ up the road or the miles) 2215 ie 3 SPOS tht EI A Deen eet Ca) 2b Sat BSE TAL. to ~ apersonout Irby th fe aS Span gil tl to ~ away We po (1) = hese CinatllS) 9h (1) to ~ one’s boats or bridges jb aii Je cai, @ bone; oxphun; of ball 6 good; 9 boot; ou out; 8 uders & unig; urgent; th thing; A this; ah vision; oa in ale, © in ewtem, 7 in aly, 0 in gulp, win circos,burner thar al al to ~ one's fingers eh job by, PM ose g dew eB to~ the wind. Sanat Vie iby I pam burner (bar'nar] (n.) 3 = AHN) bum 41) web se SIC ohaall J) yee burnet [bér'nit] (n.)-(—)42191 Sead oe est Berton dland ay abate (18 |. burning [ning] (n.; adj.) eel BJA (ry gage p+ burning bush (r.) burning glass (n.) y burnish [bir'-] (01.5 n.) 4 12 (DS Sok = JE () B pl Ja Lia burnisher [-ar] (n.)-5# burnsides (n,)2 8 & Ys 283 pal ul ‘burnt [bamt} past 5 past part. of burn. burp (n. si. 51) Tne SO) a thd) pte fe Dab sel (1x (ade cps st e ee ee burr [bar] (n. pn) SB BN otf OE TH CA) She ya Si fF ot Bie wb tyne age Se i Lush (ay tas DL ty it dude (ry OS pan, (WS gk eC BS os DS gt lS ven Tahate eS lll, sh (Ay Spl DE bg 0) WE GE FSH x chai} —burred (adj.) —burrer (n.) esi bur reed /n. JS) si fe, gla te tally Agile th burro [bar"6] (7) phe jam: daly: she burrow [bar's} (x50) be N) Jey A) nth) me J pb) BAID TS ecnnd Cel a) Se (~ wool) utes t= (oy fn eta OS C2 FESS) Steal onl (Cae Fas Sy JU ie OV) ie lll Bl (1) ele dae (1) gale Hie CN) Wau ot burry (bar) (adj.) bursa [bar’so} (1.) bursar [bar'sor] (n.) bursary [bir’so ri] (n.) burse [bars] (n.) 7a bursiform [bir’so form’) /adj.) o AN gS bursitis [bar sis} (n.) (AY oS bp) Be ROY Gee Sey aa eheery Ola 5, the room.) (barns ~ing with grain) ~ qi (t) our view.) (to ~ ahole ate sh path Sain (ay pai, 137 business ogre tae (V1) Stal orl Ge) gr lie Sb yb Sills LL (M1) dhndl ip oles ols : tele abil fe Bolsa oe end! igi (OY) —burster (n) aa to ~ into tears Sh pit, to ~ open ily (HOU poi, to ~ out Sex sts iS § SL burthen [bar'tKan] ~ burden. bury [bie] fer) A) AHO GHD OY (buried his face in his hands) i 61. (O34 phe (to ~ an injury) st (2) (buried in grief) at (4) burying (n.) Acie! SAY ably i gis : Lely « bury ste burying ground (n.) BBs gues ie bbus {bis} /n. pl. buses or busses AN) Seth) Chae he Ue ITY JB BS ee Aeros bus [bis] (ef. 51.) RCO 29398 YEO) wr 2 NY dB OK (pale J) S28 busboy (n,) G2 Se ee ai bea | delkey odatll acl pale J) opal Bat gp eg Ge busby [bi2’bi] (7) ar bush [bsbsh] (n.520.55.) * ram! iS ey 1 Henn (eal) Beale (ry gle Busby &S pb ies als (4) (Good wine needs no ~.) ee gl Gaede (oy) hd Bt aes yi ST ats BS eS (8 Cy SSW Shae, (NY Sealy flay + Hades dilag 25 4 (VD ieee ate bushed (adj.) «S274 (1) Ws} USS eel) bushel [bots] (n. 5 0t,) 2 IS = Je) ee all aa Lat gS OUIE A got Cathy Sant (AW Sam ghey bis wee —bushelwoman (.) Bushido (b50'shé da") (n.) DEMO, Ty she dl ogee feed BLL oy. cul sell Olea bushing [bdbsh"ing] (x.) = bush s. pbushman [bdosh’-](n.)A2 2131 So] 20122: cap. (9) bk he ty Rash pl Ga nell eerie Le igS iS phages bushranger (n,) (tse “paler esis O) bushwhacker ["hwak-](n.) J F& (1) JeaViadt (1) call op te ‘bushwhacking (n.) “8 <7 (1) vest aisha bushy [baceh'l] (adj. - ASI eles JOY BAT ESN ASI 4 Lage £3) bushelman (n.) bushmaster (n.) busily [biz’s Ii] (adv.) business [biz’nis] (n.)- +"business address 138 butterfly bush sO) bE or pte sl ge Eye ale ry l(t) (would have protested ~ that he was afraid) (Qh OK Sinskey Joc gl a> (ty (@ strange ~) Las (never ...5°M.¢r) (There is no doubt ~ he won.) SE (ey Be ye Les Tat lle > tt ell ae ey T *Yy (&) go past my old school ~ I think of him.) (You have no ~ to do that. 5-4) (none of your ~) (They all 3S! (2) (I cannot ~ admire your skill.) to mean ~, MoS aa (no one Se +e YE) S$ went ~ I didn’t.) to send (a person) about his ~ 2 axaldly, (She left ~ an hour ai . -4(¥)§ there ~ me) poe, Yoho yb A ST ell (48 (Heis ~ achild,) 24 (a) ago.) business address (n.) Socio gabtlolgal BIEL) hey ine o ly Supt 8 abel ae gh (without any ifs or ~5) b> - +b! business administration(n.). (@)J\.eSla)a\ business college/n.) Jes Mew yi pie bpd Ln UW Je gly EV) het y LS GU! C priuele Jas business hours (n. pl.) ¢ (Sed > Jaall cto businesslike (adj.) vib pes ae ols businessman (n.) -%\¢ eon veel say busk [bisk) (or sn) Ae ONS ee) ee tan AN ee he Fa yo gh SL buskin [bis’kin} (nj He > (1) Mebets deer (1) (SLN nae Ls BL sleet BOA 2 Me tae busman [biis-] (x) res Gl Caskin 2 busman’s holiday(n.) + +A! \ed gol; le : ddl ea) buss [bis] (n. 500.58) -(O FEODS (Q dQ) busses [bis'iz] pl of bus. bust [bist] (m. 5 on. 54.) + he ele CX) (pate JE (4) JAA) Ye any ES) (Sb GUY US yp ole (Vs) t 06 Ban ae cnx 39 J eV US bustard [bis'tard) (n.) leo > cyl! hy buster (bis'tar] (n.) «eh phe (2 (1) J Bre we oie hoy (iLL (0) syn ge dEole(T) bustle [bisa] (v1.5 1.5 n.) TAL s Mepee lls + prates (1) dat sl oe (1) x (Everyone was bustling about.) (She ~d her children off to cl2s!s + p=) SM Je (a strange ~ and clige 1 ele bls (r)§ school.) (Lit) {ke Gis} (disturbance in the world) busy [biz] (adj. 501.53.) ach BOX busybody [bi2-] (n.) Os5E J Jess J pal ‘busyness (n.) (hy SLE (T) Sasi (1) busy signal (n) c= p20! Je Ju 3] : SUNY L) Jae Gat we al yay but [bit] (com. ; prep. 3 adv. ;n.) Ray kdae; Bowe; ders dem E mej iin; ~ for your help sel Ys ~ then BW ipth Sy butadiene (bi'ta di'en] (n.) 295 at CO) pile BW og fae ple 5 butane (bittn] (nj NG Seb 5 HS ag ‘butcher (bd6ch’2r] (n,5 v1.) rll Aw ome Ahab) (scanty Demag si LE, Susy CLL (Ry Hy got (08 oe beady Lai, butcherbird (n.) ipa deal oy ae et ‘butcherly [bdoch’ar Ii] (adj.) butcher’s-broom (7.) butchery [bd6ch’s ti] (nj #L>: 4 4%) ao Cee a eter) el idl butler [bitTor] (n.) masa Jay butler’s pantry (mn) Glow Spine: GUN i ae phil bsnony bute [bit] (m5 005i.) ae Baa (ty tk (Ay ath (ye ALY ee: Ses OH itll jel pals ie we Sey aI SL AH) ad dee Gps leg allah (a) UE ATT gal le OP BH be) Jew SH) de (45 (HON EAT sk ayx Cstsy butte (bat) (n.) Jd bya Dj ae butter (bit’ar] (x. 5 vt.)* tl 4 ater 6 ()EG5 (1) ae tle (9 CE FE ecg) tale (ry (apple ~) (8) Shas scaly aye, ba gu (551) butterball (x) + bufflehead (Y) butter bean (n,)- ell ++ Slo -5 buttercup (n) A586: Ot PAI OB bl aly: doles «dol Hb oe. Cal 55 butterfat [bit'sr fat} (n.) HL ithe butterfingered (adj,) HSV L8 ¢ : aibeSl = (1) See abel oy co eth buttercup, butterfingers (n,) «ZL! sill 1, ) eet . dell butterfly [bit’ar fil} (n.) Jr yar (1) HA CN) ev ese butterfly bush (n.) = buddleia, 4 bites tot; @ bone; 6 orphan; of boil 6 goed; 6 boot; ou out; unders & umitys © wrpeat: th ching; this; 2h vision; =a i alone, in system, in easly, © in gallop,butterfly fish iWin jhe: pine (24) pil pha iy Ge OE Total ay Aes Aol butterfly fish (n.) butterfly valve (n./ butterfly weed (1.) butterine [bit’s rén’] (n.) buttermilk (7.! oh. butternut (7.) (Dit Sel ao aH (overall 3b) Sop syiphate (1) CdoSie BI Ie) AN gt AS A SUN ap butterscotch (n.) sya ASN ime Bhp Ste: hal se cu 4 buttery (bit’s ri](m3 adj.) poet oWadd pt yey Bu} (TDS ate Jos All ga « ee J Bai fe se butterwort (n.) Renae pe ple (9 a Pe Seyi oes se ein 0 buttonbush (n.) buttonhole (bit’on hal] (n. .) 3239" een on specs a BEM AL (atic I asine, buttonhole stitch /n.) (debs J yg pats buttonhook (n.) - EASY oi! g28 2S 32 uttonmold (n.) "2iJSe AB Sed 2A buttonwood (n.) sl Ce buttony [bit’an i] (adj.) = 843) Usb") Sok buttress [bit'ris] /n. ; ot.) AS(1) Ger es th) ger dle les og en ae atl Lt Nal ates ee als (ead Be Gp Lal eh eS butt weld (x). ces ‘bueyl [birtl] (n.) butylene [bi'ta len’) (n.) ‘butyraceous [bi''t2 r? has] (adj) 4 344: Boban DY ict Gale ee esha, 139 buxom (bik'sam] / (@ ~ woman} ode Ye anal buy [bi] (or. 5m.) PAN) Seek) gO) 412 (e)5 (don’t ~ that nonsense.).2 ry + Je (1) (This stock is a good ~ to ~ back to~ in ot oe Ob C lll 1B J) WB Sh gh (1) Te Se he So ine (gE aie me il p FAS 5) yal SUAS) oy Cpl Jha ye allied OW Lam Bi 6 ib, to ~ off to ~ one out to ~ over to ~ up SOS. gh parts, So yi St buyer [b?2x] (1) GEE DANS (1) A801) buzz (biz) (i. 5.3m) AOD Ek Cry (The room ~ed daist Glad ope Te (MY er, SLOG ge cals & Jim (0) with excitement) ae £00% (to ~ along or off) > pas + (0) pT 2s (Vy (a fly ~ ing its wines) 3p. gee coho ISL dh GL A) J gay ee (1) (Planes ~ed the crowd.) K-34! st + ob NG ae AT Ge Oy 5 Ma pl 58 (AT) He Oe oS aan buzzard (bie’ard) (n. 5 adj.) #2!) cee exe) gibt hhh! Bloke sal RE aM sot along buzz bomb/n.) — robot bomb. buzzard buzzer (nj fA AM oily OL Role ycbuzz & buzz saw (n,) «2519 she gf te SM tat buzawig [biz’-](n.) A ES iid Hee D5 (1) ob: 3 yak (ry Cathode ge jo by (bi] (prep. 5 adv.) (ahouse 7 + 3 (1) op (8) (We came~ train jdaely +2 (1) ~ the river) até! 2 (&) (They went to Japan ~ Siberia.) 5 > e (Lae) + US ze (@) (north ~ east) f + US sMpiyl Eade (1) (I go ~ her house every day.) (He will be here ~ Wo Ha iel jy Y dey d 2 (A) (~ night) Joe + J (o'clock; ~ then) (regretted ~ al) Gite et LF (1) (~ force) nye (Ny (~ the mules) He «J Tay (14) BGs pd + 2 (NY) (This novel is ~ Dickens. ) butyrate (bi'ts rit] (n.) Boss oe (M4) (It's near ~.) yak gears @~ 9 butyric [bil tir’-] (adj.) Wo: pie Ninf Soe eh Le (V0) (The car drove ~.) cyaee.gt op ty J tai butyric acid (n.) sth eae SL: (A) Ga a «(Put it ~ for the moment.) Beal A G [St eal aS ~ and ~, sles butyrin [bir-(n.)- (VE poles, call arp? ~ and large Sad es ell de Hay wea; ewe; ears Eeegs Ee; iin; F bite; Blots a bone: & orphan; of boll GH ged; 0 boot; ow ours i under unity; urgent; th things if this; nh vision; 2 =a ip alone, in system, iin ews, ¢ in gallop, 4 im ircosby or bye ~ oneself Cie emia al oe [08 Sigegns tetey ~ the bye on arate day ~ day piece ~ piece to stand ~ somebody his + epals + ety he J by or bye [bi] fadj.) «AEH GSES EAE pile by-and-by (n.) (in the sweet ~} Jet! by-bidder (mj SSI i) Hu AL GTS. ae (gee by-blow (n) ft A(T) Fe 83) by-child (n.) Ogee Bass Clie gl bye [bi] (adj.) Ed dle bye-bye [bi bi] (interj.) (pis, by-election also bye-election (n,) 4) ep GEuil (tb aby bygone (adj.sn.) G+ EP YR : doles sh (1) PHO Bb SOS are Gi Let ~s be ~s PW ale bee dite bylaw or byelaw (bi'l6] (n.) Sito sta Dbyrline (n.) «(HAL Kl J Lol 5) 5 yt ke (1) (eo) WF I oh DU LL FO) byname [b'nam) (n,) IFES CN) Es el (A) bypass [bi'pis’](n.3 vt.) - dp bs eg) SOF OS) aie O Gre COL) gree) Cie Gp oll ob (ously 140 Byzantium bie Te pists bypast [bi’past’) (adj.) — bygone. bypath [bi’pith’] (n.) byplay [bili (n.) Byronic [bi r6n’-) (adj byssus [bis’as](n.) - (3! ca eallicl ae plly gail by UT AS (1) bystander (b?-](n,) « (4 bt OT ab ye Dobe ey gat! Dystreet [bi'strét’] (n.) FILL byway [bi'wa] (x) OS Gs 2b) gd a2) kt Hg 8 (Soi sim ory Sie st ge 1) byword [brwird] (n.) e381) 22! (His cowardice made 4p a y+(F) 2 B jl ighe slats (4) hina ~ to all his friends,) bywork [bi-] (n.) Sle Ae psig st Jae : (pth! os (BASINS) Jay he Se tin’) (5 a TS KD Hee hoe ahh sp NS ae asl Sh ghee oe. Pgh Hee Ae GSS fe By) Sele ae (Qa Hee oi = Caden gydag BEY Gland Bay a date; Beary dea Eom Em; tm T Wunders @ unity; 6 wrgents ch things af this; ey 6 bos 2h vision; 24 in alone, ¢ in system, 8 bone; a out © orphan; of boil to good: 60 boot; fin easily, 0 in gallop, win. cirows.ESM ae yp GA (1) tae ree Or) (Dap tee. deale (1 tne Fine (ty eb ealee go) Oe ee ee Ci ae aap CPP tage Senge (0) Repu ola ‘Caaba [ki’bo] (Ar.) Cob pal dl cy 6 Sti ceab [RAD] (m.) p00 (1) Gok Ge IS “aon whieh (ty taba Niel lye ob gh 7) # pel oe Shall ij dime gy pee cabal (ka ba?) (n. 5 01.) a ter sa () Per kee cae Bly th OG AS + ily OD cabal [hbo Io; ko bit] (n. often cap.) B31) pos sahal ny spel abel ae + Bye Tee full Cis it re ple Tale pe Cale (1 —eabalist (n.) —cabalistic (adj.) caballero [kib’al yar6] (m.) © 28 (1) Git (1) cabana [ka ba’na; nya] (n.) - CU Ue Holey OS cabaret [kab 9 12] (n.) st iastllale (1) (3.4 thy Bae align ads gh eke gulp gals alae cabbage [kib’s] (m5 01.5) (Baie SSC) pee Tae tO) (Qos the 1 3S (1) Up dase bie ke BLA op alel doles (Your tailor ~s whole yards of cloth.) 5 -~ (+)§ cabbage paim (n,)- (3) SAH cabbage palmetto(n.) = cabbage palm. ‘cabbala or cabbalah(kib’s Is](». cabal. cabby or cabbie [kab] (n.) = cabdriver. cabdriver (n) 3-1 (53+ 3h) iS Be cabbage palm CBZ, GI Ge, wo. opin BBO Jom yo Bid, Fie a ceaber [kibar] (n.) cabin [kabtin](n.5 04.5 1) « erat ime SH we ce Re J STS atl JON a fal J ape eee. Foe e al anal BeOS a3 EFC) EN 3 yet PAOK oe ES cabin boy (nj wood) tbe MB eg (aD Se cabinet file (n.) ZI 9 0g bre > al cabinetmaker (n.) «A SUS CE Unt ie cabinetwork (n,)-tisil be (1) #4 0) cable[ki?-}(n. 01 Hahn ——_ valli Se Jo + 3 Goable length 15) JES Ssh (1) aes aL ome ip Win Sap el ap 2 JSD ah) dole e YM) Bly OH ace ()) lela Ue ye IS Ley By JS SOx 8 bee) OF cablegram (n,)--edyScr Sf Suiky cable length(1,! 8 Yt") oyhb iA tary She CSM A SEG pl tony See ge cable railway (n.) cablet (kiblit] (n.) cabman [kib’man] (n.) ~ cabdriver.cabob ccabob [ko bab’] (7) caboodle [ko b&6"dal](7.) Be pme ttle caboose [ka bo0s’] (n.) CRgiclt ya de) ack (1), 2 (las Wan) Gat Ui ALLE SLY cabotage (n) sot! Jill face (1) SLI oil (1 ELSI A Jo (ype ab apie as cabrilla [ko bril’s] (n.) or eae tha co gh ra Cobley By alle cabriole [kAb'ri l)] (n.) ot 898 WU: Te «Olga By SE eo Ue cabriolet [kib'rl la] (F,) 5 4S pte poh or Bake 10 Sith (gale clang ely ole y opine (bo ce tS cabstand (n.) Ae Jos, cca’eanny [ki kin’H}(n,) (bal Jad yo Lata ce EY ‘cacao [ko ki’6] (n.) IFT) ISN 5pmt (Vy cacao butter (n,)-35 Ss 2s2¢ Artiasial: Sly} cachalot [keish’sI&t’] (n.) Se ta cache (kish] (n. 5 vt.) CAPs dt) Boo AOS FEO cacheetic [ka k&k’tik] (adj.) Pay hae ais cachet [kd sha? ; kish’a] (F.) (Bese Sty eC) coh) (gy Hea) te the Gl Bay SU Moly Oe ge ps 3h eal g cachexia [ko kék’si 2] or cachexy (n.) S>+! (A) Ol See ap port lie pea cachinnate (kak’s nit] (vi,) ceachou [ka sh3s"] (n.) cachucha [ki choe’cha] (n, cacique [ka sik'(n,) 2L-SK(1) (SU) 4 aly dees es ASU oe el fe cackle [RAK’al] (0.5 in) owes (X) Carley go oye: —cackler (n.) caco- (cacography) ib § 0460, : taline Bab cacodemon [kik’s dé’man] (n.) «82° 79) § dlls cacoéthies [kik 8 @théa] (n.) 21 +¢ EN lo 54 (1) HRI Ee cacogenesis (n.) BAe FLA Sacer “sinus SAILS) cacography (n.) cacomistle [kik’s mis’al] (n.) PANS ASN ats Yh 2 ELI Bam olds, e cacophonous [ka ké?-] (adj. cacophony [ko kif"2 nl] (n.) - cactaceous [-ti'shos] (adj) 4 Ua} daily glen cactus [kaR’-] (n.) pl. ti or -tuses (3) Urzcer te Mb n. ( ALF) clea 142 cadastral [ka dis'tral] (adj,) cadastral map (n.) cadastral survey (1.)- cadastre or cadaster (n.) cadaver [ko div’ar ; -d®var] (n.) 2 cadaverous [-"2t 33] (adj.) = Jlier 11 Spl ah dye (PY opt at (1) dahl ‘caddie or caddy (k&d?i] (m. 50.) ¢22 «hh 3 ig s181() «BS gp Coes yb fae ob Gal all Se wel, Sine, oF VA Bd Sate 8 gi tal ac La ato y Dyil eV ues (NG Ub Ye caddish [ki@ish] (adj.) oe caddy (kid's) (n.) «(Gb dele yy bye dle « A cade {kad} (adj.; n.) Solan ae Gith (y) BD dee OS Ste von. (a ~ lamb) of Se ate Gain ia inl ny RAUL ALS thle G pity aol Le ccadelle [ko dé") (n.) eadence (ka’dans] (n.) Eta s Lr) plal () (@ ~ of x20 steps per minute) $454 pla) (r) eadency (n.) = cadence. cadet ko 2°] (n) M1. Aetgt A yhahs (yy tel Br IEG gS TUN CY) Ao5t —eadetship (n.) . (p)%si 12 74h (4) (eg) | Ul SME fei ccadge (ki) 0.51.) -SoTeJLe(1) Ji nse on, Sakon l9() cadger (n.) Sy pall cry ‘cadi or kadi [ki’di] (Ar.) Col) FAP Atl cadmium [kid’-](n. al dels He p22 cadmium orange(n.) Ga: Ael Od :{ewolQl uid cadre [kadar] (n.) «PF 14 (1) HL) caduceus ka dis 9] (1,)pl. eet UL n0() 2 ABI aye he (1) dyes ae «late el Fy ke ale Gab Oth po —eaducean (adj.) cadvoets 2 caducity [ko di’-] (n.) SN) Sy Jie (1) caducous [kas] (adj.) Fat . bile sh (\) Sd ee) (s) baLal JS 5 byt caecum [s@’kam] (n.) (2) eWay caen- or caeno~ = cen-. Caesar [sizar] (n,) ¥ dkes S16 BUN Od: pad) cagblial tlh: te nor cap. (1) pas eee ae Cacsarism (n,)- GAAS Lal L, gS’, pac caesium (s@2i am] (n.) = cesium. caespitose [s8'po tds"] (adj.)- Aste Kade oi ‘cacsura [si zh0Gr’s] (n,) - APC hate be S55 (\) cad [kid] (n.) - (=) = ela Bis (1) Kans dates cams ear; Fem; Emer tim; bite; Blots O bone) O omphan; ol ba 6 gud; 60 bows ou ous under; @ unity; @ urgent; th ching; pM this; ah vision; =a in alone, ¢ in system, fin casily, o in gallop, wv in circus,café café [k8 £3] (F.)- Sd 20s) gee pale + sei (VD 5 café au lait [617] (nag) 291) EWC) ob OS aby Eg ao ag Le pla» as ‘café noir (nwa) (F.) cafeteria (kif’s tir 2] (n.) ‘caffeine [-én} (n,)-g29 oh SHH sat! 2. 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