Nescience-Ignorance. Nonce-Occasion. Noursled-Nursed. Parasitical-Flattering. Parcel-sainted-Imperfectly sanctified, or Paris-Garden, a place of low amusement, Parture Separation. Pasquin-A lampoon. Pass-To make account of. Nundination-An open and scandalous Paternity--The relation of a father. sale of justice. Obdormition-Sleeping, going to rest. Obedible-That can be preyed upon. Oblivious-Capable of being forgotten. Obsecration-Entreaty. Obstetrication-Office of a midwife. Obturation-Smearing or closing up. Occæcation-Blinding. Occurrent-Occurring, occurrence. Ominate-To forebode. Onwards-In advance, in anticipation. Ope-tide-See p. 298, note 5, and the Er rata, in this volume. Operosity-Toil, labour. Oppugn-To oppose. Oppugnation-Opposition, attack. Orbation-Deprivation. Orbity-Want of children. Ordalian-Ordeal. Patrocination-Defence, support, protec tion. Patter To make a noise like hail. Pedagogy-Discipline, institution. Peragration-The act of passing over or about. Pererration-Wandering about. Perfunctory-Slight. Perfunctorily-Negligently. Perition-Loss. Permeation-Passing or piercing through. Persistance-Perseverance, stedfastness. Petard-An engine for blowing up places. Petulcity-Wautonness, mischievousness. Phrontisteries-Monasteries. Piacular-Atrocious. Pill-To rob, to peel. Pitch-brand-Mark of infamy. Pleasance-Pleasure. Plerophory-Fulness. Pleuritical-Belonging to a pleurisy, or in- Ordinate-To direct; regular, methodical, Poise-Weight. Ordinately-Regularly. Orts-Fragments. Ostended-Discovered itself. Ostension-Shewing. Otherwise-One way, another way. Out-To dispossess. Overlash-To exceed. Overlay-To oppress by weight. Overliness-Pride, overbearing. Over-ween-To think too highly of. Pact-Covenant; agreement. Painfully-Laboriously. Pandarisms-Pretences, or occasions. Parænetical-Exhortatory, persuasive. Paralogism-False or bad reasoning. Paranomasy-A play upon words. Parasiteism-Flattery. Pole-Head. Poll To strip, to exact. Polling Stripping, exaction. Polycoyrany-The government by many. Ponderation-Weight. Portage Carrying. Portuise-A breviary, or Romish priest's office-book. Postiller-One who writes glosses. Potential-In possibility of existence. Præscious-Anticipating, aware. Prankingly-Flauntingly. Preception-Command. Precocity-Too early ripeness. Preconization-The act of warning or announcing. Predication-An affirmation, a declaration. Prefer-To advance. Pregravate-To clog heavily. Prejudicate-Prejudiced. Prepensed-Preconceived.. Prepossess-To possess beforehand. Presention-Perception beforehand. Presidiaries-Guards. Pressive-Urgent. Recollect-To collect. Recollection-Collection. Reconcilement—A re-obtaining, a regain ing. Recordation-A remembrance. Prevent-To precede, to anticipate, to Recrements-Dross, filth. Preterition-Passing by. Puissance-Strength, valour. Reposed-Laid up. conse Pursuivant-A pursuer, an officer of jus- Reposition-Firm hold or repose, burial, tice. treasuring or laying up. Reputation-Estimation, judgment. Reservation-Withholding. Resolution-Explanation, satisfaction, resolved expectation. Resolve-To dissolve, to melt, to explain. Restipulation-A reciprocal engagement. Revicted-Proved on the other side. Sanation-A cure. Sapiential-Relating to wisdom. Stoppel-What stops the hole of a vessel. Stridulous-Making a small creaking noise. Stroid-Destroyed. Styed-Soared, ascended. Style-A pen. Scarce-valuable-Scarcely to be estimated. Subact-To subdue. Sciscitations-Questionings. Scabious-A herb so called. Scaith-Injury. Scant-Scarcely. Scissure-A rent, division. jester named Scogan. Scoganly-Jestingly. Sconces Forts. Subduction-Withdrawing. Subduce-To withdraw. Scoganism-Jesting; from a celebrated Subincusation-An implied accusation. Scoppet-To lade, to empty. Scruze-To press, to squeeze. Securitan-A secure person. Segregate-To separate. Seldom when Unfrequently. Sequel-A consequence. Sermocinations-Preachings. Severalty-Separation, distinction. Sharp-Sword. Shaveling-A friar, one shaven. Shimmering-Glittering. Shrewd-Froward. Shrift-Confession of sin to a priest. Sidereal Bright, starry. Sign-To ratify, to consign, to signify. Simulation-Deceit, pretence. Simulatory-Pretended. Sublation-Withdrawing. Supernal-Celestial, Supernatation-Swimming on the surface. Supersecular-Spiritual. Suppalpation-Wheedling, gently stroking. Supparisitation-Flattery, pimping. Supputation-Computation, account. Surreption-Stealth. Surrogate-To depute. Surrogation-Deputation. Susception-Assuming, taking up. Swelt-To dry up, or be pained, with heat. Swinge-Sway, sweep. Sybaritical-Effeminate, from the people of Sybaris, a city in the south of Italy, infamous for its effeminacy. Syllabical-Adhering to the merely literal sense. Symbol-Type, emblem, sign. Symboles Shares in a reckoning. Sinisterly-Absurdly, towards the left Symbolize-To agree. hand. Site-Situation, token. Skill of-To know how. Slip-A pretender, a counterfeit. Sort-Aim. Tallying-Recording, punishing. Talmudiges-Adherents to the Talmud. Tazel, or Teasel-The Dipsacus: Eng. Soul-bell-A passing-bell, a bell rung at Techy-Peevish. Thrave-Twenty-four in number. Thurification-The act of fuming with Value-To imply, to signify. incense. Timely-Early, premature. Till-To urge. Topped-Snuffed. Torrefaction-Scorching or drying. Tort-Injury, wrong. Tour-To fly round. Towards-Forwards, in preparation. Tract of time-Process of time. Tractation-Treating on a subject. Valediction-Farewell. Vastation-Wasting. Vatical-Prophetical. Velitation-The act of quarreling w Traduce-To propagate, to convey or de liver down. Traduction-Derivation, propagation. Tralation-A metaphorical expression. Translocation-Removal. Treachor-A traitor. Trochisees-A kind of medical lozenge. Tropical-Figurative. Troth-Truth, faith. Trucheman-An interpreter. Tuition-Defence. Tutor-A defender. Twit-To reproach, to sneer at. Tympany-A hard swelling of the belly. Tyred, tyring-Fed or feeding as a vul ture. Ubiquitary-One who believes the omni- Unconvincibleness-Safety from convic tion. Undefeasible-Certain, that cannot be annulled. Unfeisible-Impracticable. Univocally-In a deterinined sense. Unthrift-A prodigal. Usurary-Usurious. Ure-Practice, use, habit. Use-Interest, Usurp-To employ, to use. Utter-To sell. Utopical-Imaginary, chimerical, Vail-To yield, to give place. bickering with, |