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PREFACE
The

rapidly growing interest

now being taken

in

English

pronunciation has rendered imperative the production of an

English phonetic dictionary,

e.

i.

one in which the words appear

as actually pronounced and are arranged accordiug to their

sounds,

the current spelling being added after each word^).

many uses. In the first

an affirmation of an important

dictionary of this kind has

work

place the

constitutes

principle, viz. the existence of the spoken language as distinct

We

from the conventional written language.

that in language study the spoken language

'

are of opinion
is

all-important

more important than the written language. The conventional written form of English, and indeed of most other
languages, is but a feeble and in many respects misleading
far

representation

of

the

true

language,

which

is

the spoken

language.

In the past the written language has been looked up to

'

by many

as being the only form of the language worthy of

respect.

One

result of this reverence for

that innumerable

the language.
children to

do

'spelling -pronunciations'

spelling has been

are creeping into

Teachers in elementary schools have to teach

dictation.
Owing to our present barbarous

system of spelling the children cannot help making innumerable mistakes; the teacher
quite unconsciously,

to

is

accordingly constrained, often

pronounce the words in such a way

These spelling-pronunciations are

and in course of time
become definitely incorporated into the language. Thus Margate
trippers now generally speak of 'ma:geit instead of 'maigit;
as to indicate the spelling.

naturally

adopted by the children,

1) This dictionary is parallel to the Dictidnnaire phon^ique

de la langue frangaise by H. Michaelis and P. Passy (First
edition 1897, second edition 1913).

London elementary

teachers in

VI

schools

now

often say ek'sept

for ik'sept 'except', ekstrs'oidinari for iks'traidnri 'extraordinary',

'oftan for

aitn^)

'often',

'bromptan for 'brAmptan 'Brompton',

'fa:hed for 'forid 'forehead',

like

'separate'

and pronounce the adjective

the verb 'separeit.

The continuation

'seprit
of this

process will soon bring us to 'kwainain for kwi'ni:ii 'quinine

(as often in America), 'griinwit/ for 'grinids 'Greenwich', Itemb

for Isein 'lamb', 'mA.tan for 'mAtn 'mutton'.

It is a regrettable fact that

definitely

encourage

many

most pronouncing dictionaries

of the

modern

spelling -pronunci-

"We feel that such artificialities cannot but impair

the beauty of the language, and we hope that the present
dictionary may do something towards convincing the educated
public of the desirability of studying the spoken language in
preference to the conventional written language, and so avoiding
ations'').

undesirable changes in pronunciation in the future.

It is

hoped that

this

work may

students of linguistic science in general.

also

prove useful to

Hitherto such students

have been greatly hampered by the current orthography of

many languages. Now, however, many important questions
relating to English linguistic science can be studied with far
greater ease.
Such are the comparative frequency of sounds,
rules of pronunciation depending on the positions of sounds
relatively to other

sounds, various processes of derivation^),

'

distinctions of sense corresj)onding to distinctions of

shown

elation not

in the ordinary spelling*).

*) In spite of the fact that the form 'oftan

vulgar in the Concise Oxford Dictionary.

*)

We

Dictionary

are glad to note, however, that the

is

pronun-

is

described as

new Concise Oxford

an exception.

') E. g. the process which brought

about the distinctions
between ikg'plein 'explain' and eksple'tteijaii 'explanation', ig'zibit
'exhibit' and eksi'bi/an 'exhibition, etc.

E. g. the distinction between the adjectives a'pronpriit

'seprit 'separate', etc., and the verbs a'prouprieit,
'separeit, etc., and between the nouns 'kamplimant 'compliment'
iks'perimant 'experiment', etc., and the verbs 'kompliment, iks'periment, etc.
*}

'appropriate',

This dictionary

is

VII

intended further for use in connexion

with the practical study of English.

in various ways.

Here

may be

it

person hearing a word for the

1.
being in doubt as to how it should be
certain

first

may

as-

in

the

out

it

and

time,

spelt,

the current spelling by looking

useful

phonetic dictionary.
2.

person meeting with an unfamiliar word in

a phonetic text

may

ascertain

current spelling by

its

reference to the phonetic dictionary.

3.
profit.

The

may even

dictionary

foreigner,

for

simply reading down the

lists

of

much
much by

be read with

may

instance,

learn

words beginning with,

say, j- or rai-.

The pronundaiion represented

is

that generally used

persons of culture in the South of England.

pronunciation
to

any

chosen not because

is

but because

other,

it

it

is

by

This form of

intrinsically superior

that generally found most

is

by those studying the English language.

Except
where specially noted, only those variants are included which
are undoubtedly frequent in the pronunciation of educated
useful

Southerners.

The phonetic alphabet used

International

in this

Phonetic Association,

which

widely used of any phonetic system^).

employed with

their values

is

book

is

is

now

list

given on p. XI.

'Brief Description of English Pronunciation', p.

that of the

most

the
of

symbols

See also the

XVI. Further

information with regard to the formation of the sounds will

be found in the books on phonetic theory mentioned on

The

fixing

of

satisfactory alphabetical order

sounds was a matter of no small

the case of the vowels.

As

it

difficulty,

p.

443.

of the

particularly in

was not possible to arrange

the whole of the vowels in a logically correct order depending

^)
This system is used in several hundred books. A list of
the 200 most important is given in a booklet entitled The Principles
of the International Phonetic Association (obtainable from D. Jones,
University College, London, W. C, price 6d).

VIII

on their formation, we have arranged them in 5 groups, viz.

vowels which may be roughly classed as belonging to the
types a,
(as

i:

The

e, i, o, u.

in

and

'eel')

sound quality between

difference of

(as in

'ill')

necessitated putting words

containing these sounds in separate classes; so also with n:

(as in

many
(as in

and n

'ooee')

'ell')

and the

'ale')

rendered

separate

as

difference in

sound between simple e

element of the diphthong

first

ei

in

(as

desirable to treat the words containing ei

it

class,

ailphabetical order.

place ou (as in

Further, the fact that so

(as in 'put').

make a

speakers

and place

Similarly

'old')

ei

before simple

in

the

has been found desirable to

it

before simple o (as in 'molest') in the

To the

group we have assigned s (as

and to the o
group o: (as in 'all') and o (as in 'olive'). In the a group are
included a: (as in 'alms'), a (first element of the diphthongs ai
in 'aisle' and an in 'owV), se (as in 'act') and a (as in 'ulster').
The most difficult point was the position of a, the various
authorities being by no means agreed as to its formation.
alphabetical order.

in

'ail'),

After

a:

(as in

much

consideration

group on account of

The consonants
S (as in
t,

it

s, z

a (as in 'allow'),

we decided

to assign

it

to the a

acoustic similarity to the sound

its

(as in

i)

and

'earl')

'linff'),

5 (as in

'then'),

6 (as in

a.

'thin'),

3 (as in 'measure') come naturally after n, d,

As regards the semi-vowel w (as in 'will'),

'she'),

respectively.

has seemed to us preferable to put it immediately after n,

sequence u:, n, w thus corresponding exactly with

the

the

sequence

i,

i:,

j.

The complete order

a:,

a,

ei'),ve,
i:,

on''),

of the

sounds

, A
e, a:,
.

0, 0:,

is

b, d,

a
j

consequently;
6,

f,

g,

h,

k,

1,

m,

P, r,
t, z,

g,

n, g,
J, t, e,

n
w
3.
English words containing the French nasalized vowels
a, i, 5 (e. g. santiim 'centime', timbr 'timbre', 5mplaiei
'employd') are placed among the words with o:, s, a respectively.
n:,

^)
')

= Northern
= Northern

e:.

0:.

IX

In order to avoid unnecessary complication in the transcription

short

we have not

vowels

ones (see p. XXI)*).

to

distinguish

p.

XVIII)

by

Nor has

it

been considered necessary

special signs the

two

or the varieties of r (see p.

secondary stress

As

indicated the special qualities of the

distinguished from the corresponding long

as

(e.

varieties of I'J

XIX),

or to

(see

mark

g. 'ekspla'neijan 'explanation').

regards the general plan of the work

we would

call

special attention to the inclusion of all the plurals of nouns,

of verbs, and comparatives and superlatives
These inflected forms are not given in full in
most other dictionaries, but their inclusion will be found to
bring out several points of interest to the language student.

inflected parts
of adjectives.

The student

will

learn,

for

instance,

that there are

many

adjectives which admit of a superlative but not a comparative

(e.

g. 3b'B9:d 'absurd').

inflected forms in

Again, the distinctions between the

- X for

of

improvements.

New

the pronunciation of various

other friends to

are also due to Peob'. R. Weeks

York, for information regarding

Our thanks

Columbia University,

whom we

American names, and

to

numerous

referred for the pronunciation of

Further we owe a special debt of gratitude

Mr. G. Noel-Abmfibld, Assistant Lecturer on Phonetics

individual words.
to

at University College,

help

in the

London,

for

an immense

preparation of the manuscript.

He

amount

of

revised the

whole of it with the utmost care, and supplied us with valuable

on the pronunciation of thousands of words. Lastly

notes

we have

to acknowledge our indebtedness to Messrs. Lautp

Tubingen for permission to reproduce the illustration of
the Organs of Speech (frontispiece), and to our publisher for
the care with which he has executed the work.
of

Biebrich and London, February 1913.

HERMANN MICHAELIS.
DANIEL JONES.

CONTENTS

Explanations and Abbreviations

In this dictionary the words are given first in phonetic trans(thick type) and then in their conventional spelling

cription

Thus

(ordinary type).

'ba:li

means, "The word which

is

barley

pronounced

'bo:li is written in

con-

ventional spelling 'barley'"Grammatical indications

(s., adj., v., etc.) are added where a

word may be more than one part of speech [e. g. mim (s.), mi:n
(adj.) and mi:n (v.)]; meanings are added, when necessary, to distinguish words which are spelt alike (e. g. to distinguish 'prayer'
meaning 'one who prays' from 'prayer' meaning 'supplication').

Most variants^) which are frequent in the pronunciation of

educated Southerners are included.
Optional sounds are given in italics. Thus the transcription
siTila.i'zei/an

means that the word

one of the 4 ways

may be pronounced

'civilisation'

in

any

sivilai'zeij'an,

8171131761X0, siTlli'zelJon
The transcription 'sebssl^'u:! indicates that some
slTili'zeiJn.
persons pronounce the word 'sebsaljnit and others 'sebseluit.

The use of instead of is taken to mean that the -short vowel

used by some speakers instead of the long vowel. Thus the
transcription sa'ft means that some say so'.tt, while others say soft.
:

is

Each of the other

variants is placed in square brackets

immediately after the more usual form of which it is the variant.

The variants are also given in their proper alphabetical position,
when this is remote from that of the more usual form, with a
cross-reference.

Thus
'peitran

['pjet-]

patron

means that some speakers pronounce the word 'psetran, but that
The same thing is indicated by the
'peltrsn is more usual.
reference 'psetren
^)

= 'peitran.

Excluding, however, variants occasioned simply by proximity

to other words, e. g. gn for gnd (as in 9 gn dl:l), blaln for blaind

(as in blaln msen), Ja: for jn: (as frequently in don't you donnt ju:
or doant Jd:).

XIV

The mark * appended to a word ending with a vowel indicates

that most speakers insert the sound r at the end of the word
when the following word begins with a vowel and is closely connected with the first word by the sense.
Thus psa* indicates
that the word by itself is pronounced pea, but that it is pronounced
It should be
pear in such an expression as a 'pear 9Y 'bn:ts.
noted however that very many speakers extend this practice to
all words ending in the vowel -a (including such words as ai'dia,

Some also extend it to words ending in -a: and -o: which

marked with * here (e. g. pa'pa:, sa; 'saw'). Others on
the other hand go to the other extreme and never insert this r
'tjaina).

are not

such speakers generally insert a 'glottal stop' (phonetic

at the beginning of the second word (e. g. 'we8ininsta"2ebi
instead of 'wesminstar 'sebi).
at all;

symbol

')

The

and superlatives of adforms of verbs, frequently also the terminations

-li, -Ills, -mant and other derived forms, are placed immediately
after the head word.
Thus
plurals of nouns, comparatives

jectives, inflected

hit, -8, -ig; -a*, -az hit,

shows that hits

is

spelt

'hits',

-s,

-ting; -ter, -ters

'hitig is spelt 'hitting', etc.

When necessary the sign is used to mark off the part of

a word repeated before each termination. Thus
|

im'pa:tii{s, -t, -tli importan|ce,

shows that im'pa:t9ii8

is

-t,

spelt 'importance',

-tly

im'paitant

is

spelt

'important', im'pa:tdntli is spelt 'importantly'.

The sign is also sometimes used in the case of words not

grammatically connected, for the purpose of saving space, e. g.
|

'rotJIdeil, -ista* Eoch|dale, -ester.

The sign is sometimes used

atives.
Thus we see from
/

small,

that 'smailig

-z, -ii|/li,

is

to indicate derivatives of deriv-

-d smil|e

spelt 'smiling',

and

(s.

v.), -es,

-ing/ly, -ed

'smailii)li is spelt 'smilingly'.

Irregular derived forms (such as road from raid v.) are of

course given in their proper alphabetical positions as well as after
the head word.
So also are any regular derived forms whose
alphabetical positions are remote from that of the head word and
which might not be instantly recognizable by the foreign student
(e. g. gouz, lakt).

When

a head word consists of one syllable and a derived

two or more syllables, it is understood throughout
that the stress of the derived word is on the first syllable. Thus
the word formed from naiz by addition of the termination -ill
is pronounced 'naizili with stress on the first syllable.

word

consists of

XV
It is further understood throughout that all words marked
with douhle stress are liable to have their stress modified by
rhythm. Thus though 'fif tim pronounced by itself has normally
double stress, yet in 'fifti.'n 'Jiligz it only has stress on the first
syllable, while in 'dsASt fifti:ii it only has stress on the second'

syllable.
It is customary to pronounce many newly .borrowed foreign
words (particularly French words) with the foreign sounds or an
approximation to them. In such cases the foreign pronunciation^)
is given in round brackets ( ). It should be noted that the plurals
of siioh foreign nouns are formed in the English way even when
the foreign pronunciation is adopted. Thus the plural of bobS
is

b3b3z.

^) The following symbols are required for indicating special

French sounds: a (gendarme), s (bain), ji (bai^ijioire), 5 (bonbon),
e (jew), 06 (peur), ce (brww), y (brwnette), q (pjtis).

indicates the breathed velar fricative, as in Scotch 'loc7i'

'Uraciienfels'.
The breathed palatal fricative ^ (as in
German 'ich') is sometimes heard in English words as a substitute

and German

for the group hj- (see p. 69

and

187).

Other Signs and Abbreviations

O
'

:
'

new group

indicates the beginning of a

,

means that the following

,

syllable is stressed.
,

means that the preceding sound

,

of words.
sub-group.

may be
is

long.

is

long or short.

placed under a consonant symbol,

consonant is syllabic.

= adjective
= adverb
= article
compar. = comparative
= conjunction
expr. = expression
= interjection
p.-part. = past participle

as in

ac^.

plur.

adv.

prep.

art.

pres.

pron.

conj.

interj.

pers.

person

stressed or not.

j^,

s.

superl.
V.

means that the

plural

= preposition
= present
= pronoun
pronunciation
= substantive
= singular
= superlative
= verb
1)

2)

sing.

\,

Brief description of English Pronunciation

I.

Language

The Organs of Speech.

consists of sequences of sounds

produced by the

organs of speech.

The essential features of the organs of speech are

the following diagram.

B.
Bl.

F.

FP.

H.
Ijlj.

P.

of Tongue.
Blade of Tongue.
Front of Tongue.

Food passage.
Hard Palate.
Lips.

Pharyngal cavity (Pharynx).

Soft Palate.

TE.
TT.

Teeth-ridge.

W.

in

Back

S.

U.
Y.

shown

Teeth.

Uvula.
Position of Vocal Chords.

Wind-pipe.

larynx ^::''_

Special attention

is

called to the

meaning of the word front

It is the part which lies opposite the

aa applied to the tongue.
hard palate when the tongue is in the position of rest.
The vocal chords are like two horizontal lips situated in

the larynx (the upper part of the wind-pipe). The space between
them is known as the glottis.
When the chords are drawn close together and air is forced
between them by the action of the lungs, they are caused to vibrate,
and they produce a musical sound known as Toice. When they

XVII

and air passes between them, they do not

and the very weak sound produced by the passage of the

are held wide apart

vibrate,

air is called breath.

Sounds in which voice

those in which breath
sounds.

II.

is

is present are called voiced sounds;

present are called breathed (or voiceless)

Classification of Speecli Sounds.

There are two main classes of speech sounds, vowels and

consonants.

A vowel is defined as a voiced sound in which the air has

a free passage through the mouth and does not produce audible
friction.

All other speech sounds are called consonants.

III.

Tiie Englisti Sounds.

There are in Standard Southern English 37 elementary sounds.

They

are represented in this dictionary by the following phonetic

a:, a, ee, a, b, d, 9, e, e, a:, 9, f, g, h, i:, i, j, k, 1,
n, 1), 0, o:, 0, p, r, s, J, t, 6, n:, n, w, v, z, 3.
The mode of formation of these sounds is indicated in the

symbols:

m,

following table.

xvni

Sounds appearing twice on the chart haye a double articulshown by the symbol in

ation, the secondary articulation being

brackets

).

For key words showing the values of the sounds see

p.

XI.

A. Consonants.
n, g,
kj 'j

The following English consonants are voiced: b, d, g, m,

The following are breathed: p, t,
1, r, w, v, d, z, g, j.

8, J,

h.

1.

The

Plosive Consonants.

passage is completely closed and then opened, so that

the air escapes suddenly, making a kind of explosive sound.
(a). The bi-labial plosives p, b, are formed by the two lips,
(b). The dental plosives t, d, are formed by the tip of the
tongue against the teeth-ridge,
(c). The velar plosives k, g, are formed by the back of the
tongue against the soft palate (velum).
air

2.

Nasal Consonants.

The mouth passage

is

is completely closed but the soft palate

lowered so that the nasal passage is open.
(a). The bi-labial nasal
is formed by the two lips.
(b). The dental nasal n is formed by the tip of the tongue
against the teeth-ridge.

(c).

The

velar nasal g is formed

against the soft palate.

3.

by the back of the tongue

Lateral Consonants.

The mouth passage

is closed in the middle, but the air is

sides of the obstacle.^)
There is only one sound of this class in English, namely
the dental lateral 1. There are, however, with most speakers

free to pass out

on both

two

very distinct varieties of this sound, viz. a 'clear' 1 used

when
a vowel follows (as in li:f, sel it), and a 'dark' 1 used
finally')
and before consonants (as in bel, ketl, fi:ld).

^)

With some speakers the mouth passage

and on one
*)

By

side,

is closed in the middle

the air being free to pass out on the other side.

'final' is

in a breath-group.

meant

final in a

word pronounced by

itself

or final

In the

'clear' variety of I the tip of the tongue touches

the teeth-ridge and the front of the tongue is simultaneously raised slightly in the direction of the hard palate.
In the 'dark' variety of I the tip of the tongue touches
the teeth-ridge exactly as for clear 1^) and the back of
the tongue is simultaneously raised in the direction of
the soft palate.

(a).

(b).

r,

XIX

4. Boiled Consonants.
Formed by a rapid succession of taps of some elastic organ.
The only consonant of this class occurring in English is rolled
a sound formed by the tip of the tongue vibrating against the

teeth-ridge.

Many

Note.

speakers (perhaps most), however, use only a fricative

r, in which the tip of the tongue is placed close to the teethridge in

vibrate.

much the same position as for rolled r, but does

Even those who possess rolled r do not use is

clusively or even consistently.

fricative

They generally

not
ex-

substitute

after dental consonants (as in tri:, dro:, 'taenri,

Jrigk) and very often in other cases. Some speakers use a

'semi-rolled' r (i. e. a rolled r consisting of but one single
tap of the tongue) between vowels, and fricative r in other
cases.

5.

The

Fricative Consonants.

air passage is

narrowed so that friction

is

heard as the

air escapes.

(1)

(2)

consonants are

sometimes subdivided into two

which the friction is strong, and
semi-TOtrels, in which the friction is weak.

Fricative

groups

pure

fricatives,

in

Of the English fricative consonants, f, v, 6, 5, s, z, /, 5

and h are pure fricatives, while w and j are semi -vowels. Fricative r is best treated as a pure fricative but with many speakers
loses much of its friction becoming semi-vocalic.

it

The amount of friction in

and j is sometimes so slight
that the sounds may be treated as vowels used in the capacity
of consonants; they are then practically equivalent to the vowels
n and

(a).

(b).

pronounced extremely

labio-dental fricatives f, v are formed by the lower

lip against the upper teeth,
The dental fricatives 6, 5 are formed by the tip of the
tongue against the upper teeth, the main part of the

tongue being more or

')

in

short.

The

less flat.

Foreigners must take care not to curl back the tip of the tongue

pronouncing this sound.

For the purposes of practice

it is

well to keep

the tip of the tongue touching the teeth.

II*

 XX
(c).

fricatives g, z are formed by raising the blade

of the tongue (with many speakers also the tip) very
close to the teeth-ridge and simultaneously raising the
front of the tongue slightly in the direction of the hard
palate.
The teeth are very close together, much closer

The dental

than for
(d).

(e).

(f).

(g).

(h).

9, 5.

fricatives J", 3 are formed by raising the

blade of the tongue (with many speakers also the tip)
towards the teeth -ridge a shade further back than for
s, z, and simultaneously raising the front of the tongue
considerably in the direction of the hard palate. The
teeth are close together as in the case of s, z. Many

The dental

speakers protrude the lips in pronouncing / and 3,

The fricative r is formed by raising the tip of the tongue
towards the teeth-ridge still further back than for J", 3.
The teeth are not nearly so close together as in the
case of J", 3, and the friction- is not strong.
The glottal fricative h is the sound heard when the
breath passes through the open glottis, the mouth being
open and the tongue in some vowel position.
The bi- labial fricative (semi -vowel) ir is formed by
rounding and pushing forward the lips, leaving but a
very small opening, and simultaneously raising the back
of the tongue in the direction of the soft palate. The
friction is very slight.
The palatal fricative (semi-vowel) j is formed by raising
the front of the tongue so as almost to touch the hard
palate.
The friction is very slight. The corresponding
breathed sound (phonetic symbol (5) is sometimes heard
as a substitute for the group hj.
In the velar fricative x (heard in Scotch words such as
loch) the back of the tongue is raised towards the soft
,

(i).

palate.

B. Vowels.
Vowels are

classified

according to the part of the tongue which is raised,

(2) according to the height to which it is raised.
Thus we distinguish the classes front, back and mixed
according as the front, back or an intermediate part of the tongue
is raised; and we distinguish 4 degrees of height, which we call
close, half-close, half-open and open.
Some vowels may be distinguished as tense or lax, according
as the tongue is in a state of considerable muscular tension or
is held loosely.
(1)

XXI

Some vowels have lip-roundiug, others have the lips spread

The following English vowels are rounded: n:, n, o,

or neutral.

Of these

amount of lip-rounding, u and

and o very little.
The table on p, XVII shows the approximate tongue positions
of the English vowels. We add here some further explanatory notes.
(a). Long i:, u: are tense; short i, n are lax. e is lax.
(b). tf is lax and advanced towards the mixed position.
With
many speakers it is definitely mixed, or sometimes almost
front (resembling French and German e). The vowel o
occurs chiefly in the diphthong ou; by itself it only
o:,

a:

0.

have a

(c).

(d).

(e).

(f).

(g).

(h).

u: has the greatest

little less,

still less,

occurs in unstressed syllables (e. g. molest).

only occurs in the diphthong ea; a only in the
diphthongs ai, an.
Short a has the tongue as low down and as far back as
possible, and there is not much lip-rounding. It has a
much deeper quality than the corresponding French and
German sound.
Long a: has considerable lip-rounding; the tongue position
is a shade higher than that of short a.
In A the lips are spread. The sound has considerable
acoustic resemblance to a.
In long a: the lips are spread as for 1: and the teeth
are close together.
The quality of short a varies somewhat according to its
position. The tongue is lower when the sound is final ')
(as in 'tjaina, bia) than in other cases (such as a'baut,
pra'tekt).
Short a never occurs in a stressed syllable
unfessit forms part of a diphthong.
s

Nasalized Vowels.
Vowels pronounced with simultaneous lowering of the soft
palate (into the position shown in the diagram, p. XVI) so that
the air passes through the nose as well as the mouth are said to
be nasalized. The nasalized vowels i, a, 5 occur in many words
recently borrowed from French.

C.

Diphthongs.

When two consecutive vowels only form one syllable, they

are said to constitute a diphthong.
The following diphthongs occur in English: ei, ou, ai, an,
na; also as variant forms: ui, ea, oa.
In the alphabetic arrangement of the sounds the diphthongs
ou are placed before the single sounds e, o (see p. VIII).

ai, ia, sa, a:a,

ei,

1)

See note

2, p.

XVIII.

XXII

IV.

The
(1).

Length.

principal rules of length in English are as follows.

The vowels i:, a:, a:, o;, n: are longer than the other
vowels (with the exception of Be, see note below) under
similar circumstances, i. e. when surrounded by the same
sounds and pronounced with the same degree of stress.
The vowels

i:,

3:, a:, a:,

u: are therefore often called

the 'long vowels' and the others the 'short vowels'.

reason too

it is

sufficient in practical

For

this

phonetic writing to

distinguish these sounds from the corresponding short vowels

by using simply a length-mark (:), in spite of the fact that

there are also certain differences in quality.

(2).

The long vowels and diphthongs are shorter when followed

by breathed consonants than when final ') or followed by
voiced consonants.

Thus in

(3).

fi:t the

diphthong

in rais the

vowel
is

is

shorter than in fi:d or fi;;

shorter than in raiz or rai.

The long vowels and diphthongs are shorter when immediby another vowel than they are when final*).

ately followed

Thus the
vowels in
(4).

si:,

a: in 'si:ig, 'dra:il|

are shorter than the

The long vowels and diphthongs

are shorter in unstressed

syllables than in stressed syllables.

Thus the
(5).

i;,

dro:.

The vowel

Note.

o: in oi'Soriti is shorter

when not

than that in 'a:6a.

final is extremely short.

The vowel se, though generally called a short vowel, is fully

lengthened by many speakers in numerous words ending in
voiced consonants. This lengthening is however carried out
very inconsistently, some speakers lengthening the vowel in
some words, and others in other words. The only indication
that can be given is that there is a strong tendency to
lengthen
8e in

vowel

the adjectives ending in -ted. Thus in bffid,

Sied the
is more often long, while in the substantives
led,

kted

more often

The lengthening is not however confined to words ending in -d; it is by no means

uncommon
to hear kb, bseg, dsaem, msn and many
other words
it is

short.

pronounced with a fully long vowel. Usage is, however,

not
sufficiently definite to admit of indicating
in the dictionary
these Variations in the length of the vowel
w.
')

See note

2, p.

XVIII.

XXIII

V. Stress.
The force of the breath with which a syllable is pronounced
called stress.
Stress is marked in this dictionary by
placed immediately
before the stressed syllable^).
It is possible to formulate certain rules of stress in English,
is

'

but their number

is so large and most of them are subject to so

exceptions, that the simplest course for the student of the
English language is to learn the stress of each word individually.
Those who prefer to study the rules are referred to the
chapter on stress in the Outline of EngUsh Phonetics by D. Jones
(Teubner, Leipzig).
For double-stressed words see p. 26, 174, 372.

many

VI.

Intonation.

Intonation is defined as the variations in the pitch of the

musical note produced by the vocal chords in the pronunciation
of voiced sounds.
In English, intonation does not form an integral part of the
pronunciation of any word, but only affects the general meaning
Intonation is therefore not marked in the
of the sentence.
dictionary.

For information with regard to English intonation see

D. Jones Outline of English Phonetics (Teubner, Leipzig), also
Intonation Curves (same author and publisher).
*)

The

ideal place for the stress-mark

would be over the symbol of

This arrangement has, however, the practical disadvantage of necessitating the cutting of a large number of new types.
the stressed vowel.

Errata and Corrigenda

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a\
a:

ah

'o:b:*

o:* are {from be)

a:*, z are

(s.),

(tree)

'elbram Abram
a:'bronO [-ond] Arbroath

'a:bra]n

-a

{me letter), -'a

a:'bA6nat Arbuthnot
'a:b8* Arber
o:*, -z

arbor

a:'ba:ri|al, -as arborejal, -ous

a:bn:'kla* [a'bn:ka*] Aboukir

(ar'den) Ardennes

a:'denz

'a:ba*, -z 1) arbour, -a; 2) arbor

{axle, arbour), -s
'aibalest [-list], -s arbaleat, -s
'oibalesta*, -s arbaleater, -s
'a:b3list, -s arbalist, -s
'azbalista*, -s arbaliater, -a

'a:da [a:'da:] Ardagh

'a:da* ardour

a:b3rai'zeij'an,-s arborization, -a
aibe'rei/ss arboraceous
a:b3'res^n{s. -t arborescen|ce, -t
'aibaret [-rltj, -s arboret, -a
'aibaras arborous

'a:dj uas, -11, -nls arduous, -ly, -ness

a:b8'rl:t|3iii,

-amz, -a arboretjum,

-urns, -a

'aibarikAltJa* arboriculture
aibarrkAltJarist, -s arboriculturist, -a

'aibarist, -s arboriat, -a
'oiba'yaili', -z arbor vitse, -a
'aiblta*, -9 arbiter, -a
a:bi'tra:3 ['aibitrids] (arbi'trais)

arbitrage (of stocks, etc.)

a:bi'treijn, -z arbitration, -a
'a:bitreit, -s, -Ig, -id, -a*, -az
arbitrat|e, -es, -ing, -ed, -or, -ora
ai'bitramant [-tri-], -s arbitra-

ment,

-a

'a:bitrar{i, -ill,
-ily, -inesa

-Inis arbitrar|y,

Miohaelis & Jonei, Phonetic

'a:dl:g

Arding

Ardleigh; 2)Ardley
Ardriahaig
a:'drasan Ardroaaan
'aidwik Ardwick
'a:dll I)

a:'drlj'ig

'o:dTfln Ardwin
'a:d3aiit argent

'a:d39ntaln Argentine
aidsan'tifaras [-dsen't-] argentiferoua
'a:d3ll argil
aidsi'leijas argillaceoua
aidsi'llfaras argilliferous
#a:ft aft
'a:fta* after
afterbirth, -a
'a:ftaba:0. -s
afterguard, -a
'a:ftaga:d, -z
'a:ftaglon, -z afterglow, -s

'a:ftakrap, -s
'aiftameeO, -s

aftercrop, -a

aftermath,

-s

a:fta'nii:n, -z afternoon, -a
'a:ftapi:8, -iz

'aibltrlds arbitrage {arhitration)

'a:bltris, -iz arbitreaa, -ea
'o:bjn:t arbute
a:'bja:tas, -iz arbutua, -ea
'aiblsest, -8 arblaat, -s
'a:blei Arblay

'a:dan l)Arden; 2]='eldanAden

'aldansl ardency
'a:ddnt, -11 ardent, -ly

afterpiece, -a

afterthought, -a
afterward, -s
'aifta^rad, -z
a:'gall, -Sia* 1) Argyle, -shire;
2) Argyll, -ahire
'aigsend [-gand] (ar'ga) Argand
'aigalls Argolia
'a:fta09:t, -s

Sictiouarr.

'aigand 'a:kil
'aigend [-geend], -z argand,
'aiganazt^ -s argonaut, -s
'aigas, -iz argus (A.), -es

-s

'aigasji, -iz argos|y, -ies

'o:gj|u:, -u:z,

-n-ig,

aiki'leias

aiki'Ieies Archelaus
'a:kimeid3 Archimage
a:ki']iii:dl:z

Archimidean
aiki'agrafl arohseography
aiki'aladslj, -ist, -ists archseo-

'aigjaabl arguable

log|y, -ist, -ists

'a:gjnjfai, -faiz, -faiii), -faid argu|fy, -fies, -fying, -fled

o:gjumen'teiS9n[-m8n-], -Z argumentation, -s
oigju'mentatiT, -li, -nis argumentative, -ly, -ness
a:gjn'mentl argumental
'aigjnmaiit, -s argument, -s
a:'gjn:t, -li, -nis argute, -ly, -ness
'a:gnas deii: Agnus Dei
'a:gou Argo
'a:gon (ar'go), -z argot, -s
'a:gal argol
'a:gan [-gan] argon

'a:J3

aha

['aia], -z

ayah,

Archimedes

aiki'miidian [-djan], aikimii'dran

-nid arg|ue,

-ues, -ulng, -ued

'ttigjua*, -z arguer, -s

'o:gos Argos
'aigra Agra
a'ha: [a'ba:]

'aimaiK^bari

-s

a:k, -s 1) ark, -s; 2) arc, -s

a:'kaiti:z Archytes
'aikair, -z archive, -s

a:'kaiT9l archival
a:keen'd5elik archangelic
a:'keens38 Arkansas
a:'keid, -z arcade, -s
ai'keidia [-dja], -n Arcadia, -n
a:'keiik, -ali archaic, -ally
'aikeiizm, -z archaism, -s
a:'keia arcane
'a:k'eind59l, -z archangel, -s
'aikeindsal Archangel (toien)
a:'keiii|9m, -a arcan|um, -a
'a:k*, 'eika* Acre
'aikan, -z archon, -s

'aikansa: Arkansas (state)

'aikanjip, -s archonship, -s
'a:k8nteii, -s archontate, -s

aiki'pelagou

[-lig-],

-z archipe-

lago, -(e)3
'a:kitaip, -s archetype, -s
'a:kitaipal archetypal
'a:kitekt, -s architect, -s
-ali
[-tjaral],
aiki'tektjnrlal
architecturjal, -ally
'aikitreiv, -z, -d architrave, -s, -d
'aikivlst, -s archivist, -s
'aikivonlt [-TOlt], -s archivolt, -s
'aikjneitid arcuated
'aikjuit arcuate

'aiklon Arklow
ai'kaladsi archology
'a:kan, etc.
'aikan,

etc.

ai'kat Arcot
'a:krait Arkwright
'aikra, 'eekra Akkra
'a:ktik arctic

aik'tjnaras Arcturus
'aikwibas, -iz arquebus, -es
aikwiba'sie*, -z arquebusier,
'ailbaig ('arlberk) Arlberg
'a:li'ba:b8 [-ba'ba:] Ali Baba
'a:lii)t3n

'ailipa'J'a:

aim,

-z

Arlington
Ali Pasha

arm

(s.),

-a

a:m, -z,-ig, -d arm(;.),-s,-ing, -ed

ai'ma:

Armagh

'a:mb9ri local pron, of 'aimandbari Almondbury

'a:mbr{i, -iz ambr|y, -ies
a:'meida, -z armada, -s
'aimed Ahmed
'a:'mea Amen
'a:ma*, -z armour (A.), -s
'a:niabeara*, -z armour-bearer, -s

aikidai'eeksnal archidiaconal
aikiepiskapjal [-kii'p-], -esi, -it

'a:madeil Armadale
aima'dilon, -z armadillo,

archiepiscopjal, -acy, -ate

aikia'lodsikl^l, -eli archaeolo-

aima'gedn Armageddon
'aimamant, -s armament,

gic|al, -ally
a:'ki'an archsean

'aimand, -z almond (A.), -s

'aimaneJbari (locally 'aimbari)

'a:kil

Archyll

-s

Almondbury

-s

-s

'

aimandzbari

'ainika

'a:nklif a:'tiflsa*

'aiman^zbari Almondsbury
'a:in3n|a*, -ri

= 'selmania*,

-rl

'aims'pleit, -Sj -ig, -id armourpi atje, -es, -ing, -ed

'aimara*, -z armourer, -s
'aimarji, -iz armourjy, -ies
'ttimaljjna* [-tjua*], -z armature,
-s

aima'zKn, -z armozeen, -s
Armfleld
'a:mfal, -z armful, -s
'aimhoul, -z armhole, -s
'aimli, -iz armjy, -ies
'aimidsa*, -z armiger (A.), -s
ai'midseras armigeroas
'aimiko:* army-corps {sing.)
'a:mika:z army-corps {plur.)

'a:nklif Arncliffe
'a:non ('arno) Arno
'ainsa*, -z, -rii), -d answer

'ainsalls answerless
'ainsara*, -z answerer, -s
'a:ns9rab|l, -11 answerab|le,
a:nt aren't

amt,

-8 aunt, -s
a:ut
cent, -s ant,
'ainwei Arnway

'a:iiifl:ld

{a. v.),

-ing, -ed

-8,

-ly

-s

ai'asta

[ei'osta] Aosta
a:'ped3ioa, -z arpeggio,

-s

'a:pis, 'eipis apis

a priori

'a:pri'a:ri:, 'eiprai'airai

'a:ral

Aral

['o:ro:l]

'a:ria ['saria], -z aria, -8

-iz arse, -s

ai'milje, -i:, -az armill|a, -as, -as

'aimilari, ai'milari armillary

ais,

'a:min'a:m arm-in-arm
a:'mi:nia [-nja], -n, >nz Armenia,

a:'senik, ! arsenic {adj.), -al

'a:s9n arson

-n, -ns

ai'minian

[-iijan], -z,

-izm Armi-

nian, -s, -ism

ai'mipatant [-pot-] armipotent
'aimisted [-tid] Armistead

a:8

ses, -iz ass, -es

a:'8i:nias [-njas] arsenious

'a:8inait [-san-] arsenite, -s
'aisinal [-san-, -sigi^], -z arsenal, -s
'aisinit [-san-, -sijilt, -snit, -neit],

arsenate, -s

'aimistis, -iz armistice, -s

'a:s{is, -i:z ars|is,

'a:mitid3 Armitage
'a:mlis armless
'a:mlit, -s armlet, -s
'a:mna*, -z almner, -s
a:'mo:riel armorial

sesk, -s ask
'a:8k, -s, -ig, -t ask

ai'marik Armoric
ai'marika, -n, -nz Armorica,

a:sk

-ed
'aisnik arsenic

Armstead
Armstrong

[-tidj

'aim'tj'ea*, -z armchair, -s

a:'mwa:* (ar'mwa:r), -z armoire,

-s
1) alms; 2) Armes; 3) arms
{from arm)
'aimzbari Almesbury
'a:mzhan|s, -ziz almshou|8e, -ses
'armz\m9n, -man alms|-man, -men
a:a 1) Alne; 2) Arne; 3) Ahn
ai'nsetou arnatto

a:mz

'a:n9ld 1) Arnald; 2) Arnold

'ainaldsn Arnoldson
'a:nat [-not] Arnot(t)
'aiuika arnica

(s.)

{v.),

{newt), -s
-s, -ing,

($.)

-z arsenal, -s
aisp
sesp, -s asp, -s
'aispan
'eespan, -z aspen, -s
a:st frequent colloquial form of
a:skt {from o:sk v.)
a:t, -s art {s.), -s
a:t art {from be)
'a:si^]i,

-n,

'aimpit, -s armpit, -s

'a:msted

-es

'aisnit arsenate

-ns

'a:m8trai|

'a:tak'sa:kzi:z

['aitag'z-]

Arta-

xerxes
'aitamis Artemis
aita'raitis arteritis
'a:tar|i, -iz arter|y, -ies

'aitlfwl, -full [-fali], -fulnis art|ful,

-fully, -fulness

ai'tiarial arterial
ai'tiarialaiz, -iz,

-d arteria-ed

-ii),

liz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing,

aitiari'atami arteriotomy
'a:tifls, -iz artifice,

-s

oi'tiflsa*, -8 artificer, -s

1*

aiti'ffljgl ai'embik

-ally, -alness
artificialit|y,

-iz

'a:tj"di:kan, -z archdeacon, -s
a:tj"di:kanr|i, -iz archdeaconr|y,

-ies

aitikju'lei/an, -z articulation, -s
ai'tikjnleit, -s,-ig, -id articulat|e

-ies

-ing, -ed
tt:'tikjaleit3*, -z articulator, -a
(v.)

ait/'diikanjip,
ship, -s

-es,

ai'tikjnleit, -li, -nis articulate

(adj.), -ly -ness

archdeacon-

-s

oi'tilarji, -iz artiller|y, -ies

-man

-s

'a:tj"djn:k, -s archduke, -s
<i:tj"dja:kdaiii, -z archdukedom,

a:'tikjiil3* articular
'a:tikl, -z, -in. -d articl|e (s.v.),
-es, -ing, -ea

a:'til3ri|in9n,

'artJ'dAtJi ai'deilia

'oit/'dAt/li, -iz archduch|y, -ies

'artJ'dAtJis, -iz archduchess, -es
'aitjdeil Archdale

a:ti'Q.J\l, -ali, -alnis artiflcijal,

a2tiflXi'ellt|i,

artillery|man,

-men

'a:tj"dju:kl archducal
'aitja*, -z archer (A.), -s
'aitjari archery
'a:tj*3ri8, -iz archeress, -es
'a:tj'fl:nd, -z arch-fiend

'a:tj"heritik [-rat-], -s arch-here-

ai'tilarist, -s artillerist, -s

'aitimas [a:'ti:mas]
'aitimis Artemis

Artemus

tic, -8

'oitji

Archie

Archibald

'aitist, -s artist, -s

'aitjiboild [-bald]

a:'ti:st (ar'tist) -s artiste, -s

'aitjlit, -s,

az'tistik, -all artistic, ally

'aitj'prelit [-lat], -s arch-prelate,

'aitistri artistry
'aititjook, -8 artichoke, -s
aiti'zaen ['a:tizen], -z artisan, -s
ai'tiizian [-zjan, -sjan] artesian
'aitlis, -li, -nis artless, -ly,

'a:tri|um, -a atrijum, -a
'art skn:!, -z art-school, -s
'a:tg|m9n, -man art8|man,
oitj", -iz,

-ii),

-t

arch

-ness

-ist,

'oitj'treita*, -z arch-traitor, -s

'aitjwaiz archwise
'aitjwei, -z archway (A.),

-es,

ai'Ojnarian Arthurian

ttiv
-li,

-s

Arthur

ai'Oraitis arthritis
ai'Oritik, -s arthritic, -s

-men

-ing, -ed
aitj",

-8

'tt:tj"pri:st, -s arch-priest, -s

'a:6a*

(s. v.),

archlet

-nis arch (ai^.),

-est, -ly, -ness

'a.'Ti

(arr)

Arve

'eiri, -z ave, -s

'oivima'ria, -z

Ave Maria,

a:z 1) are3(p/M-.o/'are,.);

a:tj"bij'8p, -s archbishop, -s

jaitj'bijaprik, -s archbishopric, -s
'aitj'boald [-bald] Archbold
'a:tj"dai3sis, -iz archdiocese, -s

3)

-s

2) R's;

Ars

'o:zof ['eizof]
'oizoT ['eizoT]

Azof

Azov

a
'aibeks,

ai I (pronoun)
ai, -z I (the letter), -'s
ai, -z ay(e) (yes), -s
ai, -z, -ig,
-ing, -ed

aiai, -z
'aitemft,

-d eye

(s.

v.) (E.), -s,

aye-aye
-z iamb, -s
ai'tembas, -iz iambus, -es
ai'tembik, -s iambic, -s

ai'bieria,

-iz ibex, -es

-iij

-nz Iberia,

-n, -ns

'aibis, -iz ibis, -es

'aiba:i, -z eye-ball, -s

'aibrait eye-bright
'aibraa, -z eye-brow,

aid

eyed;
or I had)
1)

2) I'd

-s

(=

would

ai'deilia [-Ija], -n Idalia, -n

ai'dentifai

'aiadeil

ai'denti{fai, -faiz, -faiii|, -faid

identi|fy, -fies, -fying, -fied

ai'dentlfaie% -z identifier,
ai'dentifaisbl identifiable
aidentifl'keij*?!!,
tion, -s

-g

identifica-

-z

ai'dentitji, -iz identit|y, -ies

'aide Ida
'aida*, -z eider, -s

'aidadauu, -z eider-down, -s
'aida'dik, -s eider-duck, -s
'aidegreer [-dog-], -s eidograph,
'aidshou Idaho

'aiadeit ['aio-], -s,

-ii|,

-id iodatje,

-ed
'aiadal Iredell
-es, -ing,

'aiajful, -fnii [-fali], -fulnis ire|ful, -fully, -fulness

'aidalaiza* [-dol-], -z idolizer,

'aialand Ireland
'aiamAiiga* Iremonger
'aian ['alan], -z ion (I.),
'aian, -z, -ig, -d iron (.
-z, -ing, -ed

-s
(I.),

.)

'aianbaund ironbound
-s

'aianfaonda*. -z iron-founder, -s
'alanfanndrji, -iz iron-foundr|y.
-ies

'aidal, -z idol, -s
'aidalaiz [-dol-], -iz, 'ii), -d idolizle [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed
-s

'aid3l|ist, -ist8,-iz]n idol|ist, -ista,

'aian'grei iron-gray
'aiani irony (<'.) {like iron)
'aiankleed, -z ironclad, -s
'aianiuAiiga*, -z, -ri ironmonger
(I.), -s, -y

'aianmonld ironmould

-ism
ai'dia, -z idea, -s
ai'di'al, -i, -izm ideal, -ly, -ism
ai'di'alaiz, -iz, -ig, -d idealiz|e
[-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed
aidralai'zeij'an [-li'z-], -z ideal-

ization

[-isa-],

aidia'listik idealistic

-iz

ai'dilik idyllic
'aidilist, -s idyllist, -s

Idumea

nicon, -s; 2) Eirenicon, -s

ai'ridiaiii [-djam] iridium

'aidl, -z idol, -s
-Iz,
v.),

-lii)

[-Ug],

-Ies, -ling,

'aianwnd ironwood

aia'riini 1) Irene; 2) Eirene

ai9'ri:nik [-'ren-], -al irenic, -al
aia'riinikan [-'ren-]j -z 1) Ire-

'aidil, -z idyll, -s

'aidju-'mi'8

'aiansaid, -z ironside (I.), -s

'aianstonn iron-stone
'aiantrea* ironware
'aianTraik, -s ironwork, -s

aia'reinian [-njan], -z Iranian, -s

'aiaranji, -iz iron|y (s.) (sarcasm),

-s

ai'di'alist, -s idealist, -s

{ctdj.

'aiadeit ai'juika

'aialait ['aio-] iolite

ai'dentik|9l, -all, -alnis identic|al, -ally, -alneas

'aid|l,

-Id id|le
-led

'aiaris, -iz iris

(I.),

-es

'aiarij Irish

'aiarijizm, -z Irishism,

'aidla*, -z idler, -s
aidl|i, -nis idl|y, -eness
ai'dolata*, -z idolater, -s

-s

'aiari/jmanj-manlrishlman, -men
'aiariJlTniman, -Trimin Irish|wo-

ai'dalatras, -li idolatrous, -ly

man, -women

ai'd9latr|i, -iz idolatr|y, -ies

ai'dalatris, -iz idolatress, -es

ai9'r9nik|9l, -ali ironicjal, -ally

'aias, -iz eyas, -es

ai'daminjuis Idomeneus
aidz Ides

'aiast
'aiat

'aida* ['i:9a*] either

aiaj -z ayah, -s
aia* ire
'aiadaid, -z iodide
'aiadain [-dim] iodine
'aiadaiz, -iz, -ig, -d iodiz|e

-ed
'aiadeil Iredale
-es, -ing,

Ayerst

eit, -s eyot, -s

'aiatn Ireton

'aiawa Iowa

'aifel

EifEel

'aiMtana*^ -z Eiffel-tower,
'aiga* Eiger
[-is{e],

'aigla:s, -iz eye-glass, -es

-z eye-hole, -s

'aihonl,
ai'jnika

luca

-s

I aik

aisakre'mtetik

aisaleijan 'aJTari

aik Eyck

aisa'leijan [-sol] isolation

ai'kesria, -n Icaria, -n
'aikaras ['ik-] Icarus
'aiki Ikey

'ai8aIeit[-sol-], -s,
-es, -ing, -ed

'aiko:* ichor
'aikon, -z icon, -a
ai'kanakljtest
[-nok-],
-seats,
>sezm iconocl|aBt, -asts, -asm
aikona'kliestik [-no'k-] iconoclastic

ai'kanik iconic
'aik3S3'hi:dr|an [-kas-, -hed-], -a,
-3nz,-3licosahedrlon,-a,-ons,-al
ail Fll

ail, -z isle, -s

'aisflild, -z ice-field, -s

'aisflon, -z ice-floe, -s
'aisfo:!, -z ice-fall, -s

'aishanls, -ziz ice-hou|ae, -ses

'ai8|i, -ia*, -ust, -ili, -inis ic|y,
-ier, -iest, -ily, -iness
'aisidaid* Isidore
'aisikl, -z icicle, -a
'aisig icing (.)
'aisis Isis

'aisiz ices {pi.

of ice)
'aiskaep, -s ice-cap, -a
'ais'kriim, -z ice-cream, -s

ail, -z, -d aisle, -s, -d

'ailtej, -iz eye-lash, -es
'ailei Islay

'aileks, -iz ilex, -es

'ailsnd, -z, -a*, -az island,
-ers

-a, -er,

aig'laendik Icelandic
'aisland Iceland
'aislanda* [-Isen-], -z Icelander,
'ais|man, -man ice|man, -men

'ailiam [-Ijam] Ilium

'ailif Iliffe

-al,

eyeless

1) eyelet, -s; 2) islet, -s

ailz 1) isles; 2) aisles; 3) Eyles

'ailit, -8

aim

I'm
'aimaO Eyemouth

'aion

['einjn:], -z
I.

aisoM'Ba:m9l isothermal

Ainu,

-s

O. U.,

-s

ai'onna lona
ai'ounia [-nja], -n, -nz Ionia,

-n,

-ns
ai'onta, -z iota, -s

'aitam

'aiOM;a ['aia^a] Iowa

ai'9dafa:]n iodoform
ai'adik iodic

ai'anik Ionic
'aipL's, -iz eye-piece,
airaiar-

ais, -iz, -ij, -t ic|e

-ing, -ed

ai'sakran|l, -izm, -as isochron|al,

-ism, -ous
ai'sakrati:z Isokrates
ai'sasili:z [-sal-] isosceles
ai'8amar|izm, -as isomerjism, -ous
'aispaek, -s ice-pack, -a
'aispeil, -z ice-pail, -a
'ais'spa:* ice-spar

ai'ontasizm iotacism

-ally

ai80u'ma:f|ik, -izm, -as isomorph|ic, -ism, -ous

aisoi'trapik isotropic
'aisa:a*, -z eye-sore, -s

io (I.)

'ai'on'jn:, -z

-s

aisou'merik isomeric
aisou'metrik, -9I, -ali iaometric,

'ailid, -z eye-lid, -s

'ainju:

-id isolat|e,

'aisalabl [-sol-] isolable

'ai8fa:n, -z ice-fern, -s

ai'konniam [-njam] Iconium

'ailis

-ii|,

Ightham

'aitam [-tem], -z item,

-s

-t,
(s. v.),

-s

ai'tinareit, -s, -ig, -d itinerat|e,

ea, -ing, -ed
ai'tinaranjsi, -t, -ts itineran|cy,
-es,

'aisait eye-sight

'aisbannd icebound
'aisbaig, -z iceberg, -s
'aisbont, -s iceboat, -s

ai8akram8Btik[-sok-,-ro'm-] isochromatic

-ts

ai'tin^rarji, -iz itinerar|y, -ies

'ai|tu:e^ -ti:e eye|-tooth, -teeth
'ai'witnis, -iz eye-witness, -es
'aiwoita* eye-water
aiT I've (= I have)
'aivan Ivan

'airanhou Ivanhoe
'aivarli, -iz ivor|y

(.

a4}.)

(I.),

-ies

'aiYorrblffik

'antawfta'wei

'aat,fl:ld ^autma'njuiya*

'aiyari'blsBk ivory-black
'aivat [-Yset], -s Ivatt, -s
'aivli, -iz, -id iv|y (I.), -ies, -ied

'aiTibrids Ivibridge
'aiTimi Ivimey
aiTz Ives
aiz eyes {from eye)
ai'zaia Isaiah
'aizad Izod

O'autflild,
-s,

ant'flaBijk,
-s,

2)

'aadni Oudney
a'aaa*, -z our,

-s

-s,

Oudh

'auaheend, -z hour-hand,

-s

'anapleit, -s hour-plate, -s
ana'seljf, -vz oursel|f, -ves
aul, -z owl, -8
'aularji, -iz owler|y, -ies
'anll^, -11, -nis owlish, -ly, -ness
'anlit [-let], -s owlet, -s

auns,

'ansli

ounc|e, -es; 2) oz.

Ousley

'{in

America)

-s,

-ig,

outflank,

-t

-ifl,

-t

out-

balanc|e, -es, -ing, -ed

'antbsist, -s outburst, -s
^aut'bid, -z, -iij outbid, -s, -ding

'antbildlg, -z outbuilding, -s
'antbreik, -s outbreak, -s
Oautl'dAu, -'dAZ out|done, -does
aut'dsa*, -z, -rii), -d outdar|e,
-es, -ing, -ed

ant'did outdid

-done
ant'd3en9r|9l, -alz, -alii), -aid
outgener|al, -als, -aling, -aled
O'anta*, -monst [-mast] outer,

-s, -ing, -ed

O'autii), -z outing, -s
O'antkaist, -s outcast,

'antay'deii out-of-date
'autav'daia*, -z out-of-door,

'antavSa'wei out-of-the-way

-s

-s

'antkAm outcome
-iz,

-es, -ing,

-ii),

-t

outclass,

-ed

'aatkr|ai, -aiz outcr|y, -ies

-s

outcrop,

-s

aut'laist, -s, -ig, -id outlast,

-s, -ing, -ed
'antlaia*, -z outlier, -s
'aatlaiii)

outlying

'antlain, -z, -ig, -d outlin|e (s. v.),

-es, -ing, -ed
'antlsenda*, -z Outlander, -s
ant'laendij*, -U, -nis outlandish,
-ly, -ness
ant'lei,
(v.),

-s,

outlay

(s.),

-s

ant'leid outlay
-ing, outlaid

-z^ -ig,

'antlit [-let], -s outlet, -js

ant'liv, -z, -ig, -d outliv|e, -es,
-ing, -ed
'antla:, -z, -ig, -d outlaw (s. v),
-s,

-ing, -ed

'antlairi

-most

-s

'antgronO. -s outgrowth, -s
O'authanfs, -ziz outhou|se, -ses
ant'herad, -z, -ii), -id outherod,

.'autlei, -z

'ant^d:a*, -z outdoor, -s
antf'dn:, -'dAZ, -'du'iij, -'did,
-'dAn out|do, -does, -doing, -did,

(t;.),

-ing, -ed

'autkrap,
-iz,

v.),

autl'gou, -'gouz, -'gottiij, -'went,

-'gan [-'gain] outlgo {v.), -goes,
-going, -went, -gone
'autgowa*, -z outgoer, -s
'antgoMii), -z outgoing (s.), -s
-'grouii),
ant|'grou, -'grouz,
-'gru:, -'gronn out|grow, -grows,
-growing, -grew, -grown

-ii),

aut out
O >ant'baelans,

-s,

aut'kla:s,

-id, -8*, -az oust,

-ing, -ed, -er, -ers

aust,
-s,

Onndle

-iz 1)

(s.

-ing, -ed

0'autga:d, -z outguard,
'autgou outgo (s.)

'aua*, -z, 11 hour, -s, -ly

'aasglais, -iz hour-glass, -es

aundl

outfit

'autflou, -z outflow (s.), -s

aut'flou, -z, -ii|, -d outflow

'aizlwaO Isleworth

Oude;

-a*, -az outfield,

'antflta*, -z outfitter, -s

'aiz3k, -s Isaac, -s
'aizigglais isinglass

1)

-z,

-ers

'autflt, -s, -iij, -id

-s, -ting, -ted

and

-er,

outlawry

'autlnk, -s outlook, -s
0,antma'njn:y|a*, -az, -arig, -ad
outmanoeuv|re, -res, -ring, -red

'aatmonst

'aebdiksnt

'antmonst outmost

O .ant'nAmba*,

-z,

-rig, -d out-

number, -a, -ing, -ed

Oantoudai'fei [-do'f-],

-z

auto-

da-f^, -a

'antonzdai'fei [-da'f-] autoa-da-f^

ant'peis, -iz, -ig, -t outpacje,
-es,
ing, -ed
'autpeijrfnt, -s outpatient, -s
ant'plei, -z, -ig, -d outplay, -8,
-ing, -ed
'antponst, -s outpost, -s

'aut^poia*, -z outpour (s.), s

ant'p9:*, -z, -rig, -d outpour
-ing, -ed

-s,

(v.),

'autpoiarig

-z

outpouring

'antset, -s outset, -s
'antska:t, -s outskirt,

-8

'ant'sponkan outspoken
'ant'spred outspread
ant'stsendig outstanding
^ant'stei, -z, -ig, -d outstay,

-s,

-ing, -ed

aut'stea*, -z, -rig, -d outstar|e,

-es, -ing, -ed
aut'stretj, -iz, -ig, -t outstretch,
-ea, -ing, -ed
'antstretXt outstretched (adj.)
aut'strip, -s, -ig, -t outstrip,

-s,

-ping, -ped

O
-s

output,

-a

Oantl'raid,

-'raidz, -'raidig,
-'roud, -'ridn out|ride, -rides,
-riding, -rode, -ridden
'antraida*, -z outrider, -s
'ant'rait outright
aafraiTJal, -alz, -alig [^g], -aid
outriv|al, -ala, -ailing, -ailed
-z, -ig, ant'rsen outrun,

ant'rAn,

-ning, outran

'aatrAj*, -iz outrush, -es

aut'reidsas,
-ly,

ant'sel ffib'dsAds

^aut'sel, -z, -ig, aut'sould outsell,

-8, -ing, outsold

(.),

-s

'antpnt,

-s,

-li,

aufjain, -z, -ig, ant'/an outshin |e, -es, -ing, outshone

Ojant'top, -s, -ig, -t outtop, -s,
-ping, -ped
Oaut'wei, -s, -ig, -d outweigh,
-8, -ing, -ed
^aut'went outwent (from outgo)
'antwa:k, -s outwork (.), -s
ant'waik, -s, -ig, -t outwork {v.),
-s, -ing, -ed
'antwa:ka*, -z out-worker, -s
'autwad,

-nig outrageous,

-ly,

-z, -li,

anfrnt,

-ness

'antrids [-refds], -iz -ig, -d

outrag|e (a. v.), -es, -ing, -ed
aut'riitj, -iz, -ig, -t outreach,
-es, -ing, -ed
'antriga*, -z outrigger, -a
O'ant'said, -z outside, -s
ant'saida*, -z outsider, -s

-nis outward,

-a,

-ness
-z, -ig,

-id outwit,

-s,

-d outvie,

-s,

ting, -ted

Ojant'Tai,

-z, -ig,

-ing, -d

^aut'Tont,
-es, -ing,

-s,

-ig,

-id

outvot|e,

-ed

'antvonta*, -z out-voter,

'auzli

-a

Owsley

SB
9eb, -z

abb,

-s

se'baiti (ab'baite), -z

'sebdamen

abbate,

= seb'donmen

'aebdi Abdy
'sebdial [-djal]

-a

Abdiel

eeb'diara Abdera
aebdi'keij"an, -z abdication, -s
'wbdikeit, -s, -ig, -id abdicat|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
'sebdikant, -s abdicant,

-s

teb'doamen [-min, 'eebdamenj,

abdomen, -s
eeb'daminas abdominous

-z

sebdaminjl, -ali abdomin|al,-ally

seb'dAkJan [ab-], -z abduction, -s
seb'dAkt, -8, ig, --id abduct, -s,
-ing, -ed
seb'dAkta*, -z abductor, -s
seb'd3Ad3, -iz, -ig, -d abjudg|e,
-ea, -ing,

-ed

BBfo'dsek/an 'what

'tebatsbari 'tebsaljaitli

teb'dsekj'dn abjection
'tebd^ekt ['sebdsikt],

'ffibatsbari
-li,

-nis

abject, -ly, -ness

ieb'd5n:dikeit, -s,

-ii|, -id abjudicat|e, -es, -ing, -ed

seb'dsua*, -z, -rig, -d, -ra*, -raz
abjur|e, -es, -ing, -ed, -er, -era
eebdsna'reijan, -z abjuration, -s

abb^ye,

aber-

-z

lation, -s
'ffibereit,

-s,

-es, -ing,

8eb'er8n|s,

-id

-ig,

aberrat|e,

-ed
-si,

-t

aberran|ce,

-cy, -t
'seba

Abba

wbabra'Oak Aberbiotbock
seba'dsa* Aberdare
sebada'vain, -z aberdevine, -s
%ba'di:n, -Jia* Aberdeen, -sbire
seba'donnian, -z Aberdonian, -s
SBba'dua* Aberdour
teba'feldi Aberfeldy
Seba'faii

aeba'geli
'aeba'geni

Aberfoyle
Abergele

Abergavenny

Abercorn

'sBbakrAmbi AbercTombie
sebali/dn [-bo'l-], -z abolition, -s
aebali/anlist [-bo'l-], -ists, -izm
abolition] ist, -ists, -ism
seba'ni:6i

'sebigd^n Abingdon
'sebigtan Abington
sebiou'dsenisis abiogenesis
'ffibis, -iz abbess, -es
aebi'sinja, -n, -nz Abyssinia, -n,
-ns
se'bij'eiai [-Jiai]

Abishai

'aeblaut ('aplant), -s ablaut, -s

seblaek'teij'an, -z ablactation, -s
SBb'leiJan, -z ablation, -s
%bla'taiT9l ablatival
'seblatiT, -z ablative

adj.),

-s

abnegation,

-s

Abernethy

sebe'rjeba'rei/an
SBba'reivsn Aberavon
aeba'ridsiniiz aborigines

(s.

'sBblnant, -s abluent, -s
'aebna* Abner
'sebni

Abney

sebni'geij^u,

-z

'sBbnigeit, -s, -ig, -id abnegatje,

-es, -ing, -ed
eebn9''in8elit|i, -iz,

[name)
(family

aebaga'Teni Abergavenny (place)

aebalkas, -sal aba|cu9, -ci
'sebakoin

(A.), -s

8ebi'li:ni

nego
[-ba'r-],

abbey

'8BbiIi:n

-s

nb'eiliaiieit [-Ijan-], -s, -ii|,

abalienat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
se'beijial abbatial
ebed'iii:goa, a'bednigou Abed-

wbe'reijdn

'sebi, -z

'tebigeil, -z abigail (A.), -s

Abilene [America)
Abilene {Syria)
-id 'sebindsa* Abinger

'aebei (a'be), -z abb6, -s

'aebei, -z

Abbotsbury

'sebatsfad Abbotsford
'eebatsn Abbotson
'aebatjip, -s abbotsbip, -s
aeba'two:* ['sebat-] (aba'twan*), -z
abbattoir, -s

abnormalit|y,

-ies
9eb'na:iii|al [ab-J, -ali

abnorm|al,

-ally
geb'na:mit|i [ab-], -iz abnormitjy,
-ies

eeihan'Ao

(aba:'d5)

abandon

(s.)

aebraka'dsBbra [-'doibra], -z abracadabra, -s

tebra'geijau [-ro'g-] abrogation
'sBbrageit [-rog-], -s, -ig,
abrogatje, -s, -ing, -ed
ffib'sent [ab'sent], -s, -ig,

absent

(v.),

-a,

-id
-id

-ing, -ed

9Bba'rid3in|I [-d3aii|l], -ali aborigin|al, -ally

'sebsent (ap'se:t) 'sebsinO absinthe

aeba'ristwie Aberystwyth
'aebas A.bbas
'sebasai plur. of 'sebakas
{Bba'sAkan Abersycban
'aebasli, -iz abbac|y, -iea
aeba'siskjas, -ai abaciscjus, -i
'sBbat, -s 1) abbot, -s; 2) Abbot(t)

aBbsa'lj'niJan, -z absolution, -s
'%bsalja:t, -ist, -li, -nis absolute,

'tebsalam

-st,

-ly,

Absalom

-ness

-ists, -izm abso-ism

'BBbsa'lJnitli a very emphatic form
of '8Bbsalj'u:tIi

'ebsal^a:t|ist,

lut|ist, -ists,

 'aedanaiz

'sebssnant

10

'aebssnant [-son-], absonont

'sebsans, -iz absence, -s

aeda'neiis [-do'n-]
tedteptsedapt-

'ebsnt, -li absent (adj.'^, -ly

sebsan'ti: [-sen-], -z, -izm absentee, -s, -ism
'ebs9nt'maindid, -li, -nis absentminded, -ly, -ness
ieb'sind
sb'sind abscind
'eebsinO
'sebsent absinthe
'aehsis [-ses], -iz abscess, -es

sebsis-, 8ebsi:3, sebsk-

= ab= ab-

sebsntebsansebsten-, sebsta:-, sebsti:'sebstinsnls, -si, -t abstinenlce,

-cy, -t

aeb'strtekjdn,

-z abstraction,

-s

-nis abstract
-ness
eeb'strsekt, -s, -ii), -id abstract
{v.), -s, -ing, -ed
seb'strtektidlli, -nis abstractedjly,
-ness
eeb'stra:s, -li, -nis abstruse, -ly,

'tebstrtekt, -s,
(s.

-li,

adj.), -s, -ly,

'aebTi'l (ab'Til)

aed, -z,

Abbeville

-ig, -id add,

-s,

eeda'ueiis

[-nesa

-ing, -ed

addible
'tedid added (from add)
'aedids, -iz adage, -s
'aedikwasi adequacy
'aedikwit, -li, -nis adequate,
'aedibl [-dabl]

-ness
'aedileid, -li:n, -liiua
'aedila

aedi'naemik [-dai'n-] adynamic

'sedept, -s adept (s.l, a

'aedept
a'dept adept {a^j.)
'seda*, -z adder, -s
'sedabl addable
'sed^lbait Adalbert
aeda'Ies<n|s [-dol-],
-t adolescen|ce, -t

Adelaide
Adeline
ieda'li:na [-di'l-J Adelina
tedaleid

[-dil-]

'iedali:n [-dil-]

'aedam Adam
'sedamait, -s adamite (A.), -s
'aedamtent [-mant] adamant
aeda'mtentain adamantine

aedamsn Adamson
'aedamOweit Adamthwaite
'eedamz Adams
aeda'naidsa [-do'n-] Adonijah
'aedanaiz

adoniz|e

[-don-],
[-is|e],

-iz, -ii), -d
-ing, -ed

-es,

-s

aedi'randaek Adirondack
'aediskam Addiscombe
'sedit, -s adit, -s

adap-

'aedal-

'aedinaid [-dan-], -z adenoid,

'aedigtan Addington
sedipa'sia* [-po's-] adipocere
'aedipons adipose

'aedisn
-z

-ly,

Adela

eedai'nsemik adynamic

tation
fedAin 'breijan, -z adumbration, -s
aed'Ambreit, -s, -ig, -id adumbrat|e, -es, -ing, -ed

Adonais

aeda'rei/an [aedo'r-, seda:'r-], -z

adoration, -s
'sedaztAii adder's tongue
'dazwa:t adder's-wort
tedhi'bijan, -z adhibition, -s
ted'hibit, -s, -ii|, -id adhibit, -s,
-ing, -ed
tedhia etc., -hiia-, -Wisadh-

sedsen'sounia adansonia
sedsep'teij'^n [tedapt-],

'iBdskript

Addison

aedju'leijan adulation
'aedjuleit, -s, -iij, -id adulat|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
'aedjnleita*, -z adulator, -s
'aedjnleitari adulatory

'aedkak

Adcock

'aed|I, -Iz, -lig [-lig],

-les, -ling, -led

-Id add|le,

'aedlhedid addleheaded

'aedlmant addlement
'aedlstan Addlestone
'aedlpeitid addle-pated

aedma'reijan [-mi'r-] admiration

aedmarabjl [-mir-], -li, -Inis
admirablle, -ly, -leness
'aedmaral [-mir-], -z admiral,
'iedniaralt{i

[-mir-],

-iz

-s

admi-

rably, -ies
aedma'ttijan
[-mo'n-],
-z admonition, -8
'sedmiratiT [ad'mairatiT] admirative
'aedolf [a'dolfl Adolph
aedsi'tijas adsoititious

'aedskript, -s adscript, -s

iedra:n'teid33s

{efeta'ouzoa

8edTa:n'teid38S [-van-], -li, -nis

advantageous, -ly, -ness
aedran'i:, -z advowee
'SBdyent [-Taut], -s advent (A.), -s
aedTen'tiJsg [-van-], -li adventitious, -ly
'gedveib, -z adverb
'sedvais, -nis, -11 [sed'Taisli] adverse, -ness, -ly

adversarly, -ies

-iz

'8BdT9'Sar|i,

11

[-vok-],

-s^

-li),

-id

advocat|e (v.), -es, -mg, -ed

'sedrakasi [-vok-] advocacy
'sedvakeit [-vok-],
-s advocate
is.),

'xA^Agkt,

-li
-8,
adjunct, -s, -ly

[a'd3Ai)%.tli]

aedsek'taivlal [-djik-],

-all ad-

jectiv|al, -ally

'd3iktiT,

-z, -li

adjective

(s.adj.'),

'8ed3inka:t (asi'knnr) Agincourt

'9ed3iatid3 [-dsiot-] agiotage
'sedsion, -s agio, -s
aed3i'ieij'aii, -z agitation, -s
'aBd3iteit, -s, -ig, -id agitat|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
'sed3iteita*, -z agitator, -s
'aedsoint (ad'sws), -z adjoint, -s
aBd3n9'reiJaii, -z adjuration, -s
'aed3n'tid3 [a'd3n:tid3] adjutage
'aedsntanjsi, -t, -ts adjutan|cy,
-ts

'seSastan

Atherstone
'e5at9n Atherton

sefeiz-

affab|le,

-ly,

8efa'']neiJ'n, -s affirmation, -s

aphonjy, -ous

'sefanji -as

-ip, -d, -a*, -az

aphoriz|e, -es, -ing, -ed, -er, -ers
'tefarant afferent
'aefarist, -s aphorist, -s
efa'ristik [tefa'r-], -all aphorist'sefaraiz^

-iz,

ic, -ally

'tefarizm, -z aphorism, -s
'setgxn, -z Afghan, -s
tefgteiiis'teen [eef gsenistsen, -tan]

Afghanistan
sefldian, eefls

'aeflks, -iz affix

eif(.),

-es

'tefliks, -iz afflux, -es

-t, -ts,

'eeflnanls,
-t,

-ts,

-tli affluenjce,

-tly

eefra'daiti [-fro-] Aphrodite

sefra'dizi|{ek [-fro-], -an aphrodisilac, -an
'sefriit, -8 afreet, -s

'sefrik Afric

sefri'ksenda*, -z Africander, -s
sefri'keinas Africanus
'eefrika, -n, -nz Africa, -n, -ns
'seftan Afton
se'gserik agaric (adj.)

sega'memnan Agamemnon

-ly

'sedsil dialectal for 'sedsail

-t,

-Inis

-li,

-leness

sefl'deivit, -s affidavit, -s

-a

'aedvataiz, -iz, -ig, -d advertis|e,

-es, -ing, -ed
'sedvataiza*, -z advertiser, -s
sed'Tiin, -z, -ii), -d adven|e, -es,
-ing, -ed
8edz adds (from add)
aedz, -iz, -ii), -d adzje (s. v.), -es,
-ing, -ed
'aedsaU, -ist, -li, -nis agile, st,
-ly, -ness

-8,

'segneit

sefa'biliti affability
'efab|l,

sedva'keiXan [-vo'k-] advocation

'iedvakeit

sefa'biliti

-z

affec-

[-Ijn'onsou]

affet-

[-flk't-],

tation, -s

iefetn'onzon
tuoso

'ieganji, -iz agon|y, -ies

sega'nistik,

-all,

-s

agape

{$.),

agonistic,

-ally, -s

'segapi', -z

eega'pi:mani [-'pent-]

-s

agapemone

-i:, -az agor|a, -ae, -as

'iegarik [a'gserik], -s agaric (s.), -s

'eegarja,

'segat ['segit], -s agate

'aegaOa

(s.),

-s

Agatha

Agg|ie, -y
eeg'naiz, -iz, -ig, -d agniz|e

'segi

-es, -ing,

= afeiz-

efek'teipn

'seganaiz, -iz, ig, -igli, -d agoniz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ingly, -ed

[-is|e],

-ed

aeg'nsetik, -1, -all agnatic, -al,

-ally
'tegneil, -z agnail, -s
'aegneim, -z, -d agname, -s, -d

aeg'neijan agnation
'aegneit agnate

'wgnas'diiai sekra'foaetik
'tegnas'diiai ['aignns'deii:]

12

Agnes

{eg'nonmen,

agnomen,

-z

[egro-]

-8

agrono-

aegra'TeiJan, -z aggravation, -s
'eegrareit, -8, -ii|, -igli, -id aggravat|e, -es, -ing, -ingly, -ed
,

segri'geijan,

-z

aggregation,

-s

'segrigeit, -s, -ig, -id aggregat|e

(v.), -es, -ing, -ed

.'eegrigit, -s

aggregate

(s.

adj.), -s

'agrikAlt/a* agriculture
tegri'kAlt/9r|9l,

-alist,

-alists

agricultur|al, -alist, -alists

segri'kAltjfdrist, -s agriculturist,
-s

'aegrimani agrimony
{'eeksed 1) Accad; 2)
'sekbo:* Akbar

-al, -ally
'tekalait [-kol-], -s acolyte, -s
seka'leid [-kol-, -'laid] (ako'lad)

accolade
'aekeman Ackerman(n)

'sekanait [-kon-]. -s aconite, -s

aekaron [-ran] Acheron
'eekil Achil(l)
seki'Ii-an achillean
'%kjnrasi accuracy

'aekjarit, -li, -nis accurate,

'tekraliO, -s acrolith, -s
tekra'msetik [-kro'm-], -ali achromatic, -ally
sekri'bel, -z acribelle, -s
'eekrid, -li, -nis acrid, -ly, -ness

'sekriman|i, -iz acrimon|y, -ies

tekri'mounias [-njas], -11, -nis
acrimonious, -ly, -ness
'ekrii|tan

Accringtou

'ekritjn:d acritude
'sekraid 1) Ackroyd; 2)

Akroyd

Akron

'tekran

aeks, -iz ase, -a

seksakssek'sept, etc.
ak'sept, etc.
seksep'telj'dn, -z acceptation, -s
'aekses [sek'ses] access
tek'ses-, sek'se/aks'seksant, -s accent (s.), -s

eeksi'dent|I,-ali accident|al, -ally

'seksidans accidence
'ieksidsnt, -8 accident, -s
'seksial, -i axial, -ly

'aeksiam, -z axiom, -s
teksia'ntaetik [-sio'm-],
axiomatic, -al, -ally
'seksil, -z axil, -s

-9I, -ali

sek'silja, -i: axillja, -se

'seksila*, -ri axillar, -y
'teks|is, -i:z axjis, -es

'aeksiz
-ly,

-ness

axes {plur. of axe)

'seksl, -z,

-d axle,

-s,

-d

'eeksltri:, -z axle-tree, -s

sekjn-'zeij'an, -z accusation, -s
aeklai'meij'aii, -z acclimation, -s
sekla'meij'aii, -z acclamation, -s

Acland
Ackley

'sekland
'aeklin

'sekahovm ['seksam] Axholm(e)

'seksi:z axes {plur. of axis)

Akkad

ieka'demik, -al, -ali academic,

'sekli

aek'trntl

[-krob-] acrobatism
tekraka'rinOas Acrocorintbus

'egr8ndaiz[a'grsend-], -iz, -ig, -d

aggrandizje [-i8|e], -es, -ing, -ed

segra'nonmial
mial

'aekrabietizm

Agnus 'sekrabsetizm

Dei
'aegnis ['segniz]
'segnjn: Agnew

Acklin

'aekmi, -z acme, -s
'sekni acne
sekag'kaigwa (-'kaegjna, -kan'k)

Aconcagua
'sekrei Achray
'sekra Accra, Akkra
'aekrabaat [-krob-], -s acrobat, -s
aekra'beetik [-kro'b-], -all acrobatic, -ally

'eeksminsta* Axminster
'seksnt, -s accent (s.), -s
'sekstan Axton
'sekjan, -z action, -s
'sekj^abl [-Jan-] actionable
ekt, -s, -ig, -id act (. v.),
-ing, -ed

-a,

'tekta acta
'sekta*, -z actor, -s

'sektan

Acton

'sektid acted (from act)

sektiam ['gekjiam] Actium

eek'tinik actinic
'sektiT, -li, -nis active, -ly, -ness
sek'tiTit|i, -iz activit|y, -ies

aelbi'dsensia

tekljn'tBliti

gek1jn'sBlit|l [-tj^-], -izactualit|y,

Albion
Albemarle

'selbian [-bjan]

'ffilbima:! [-bam-]

-ies

sektja'eijan [-tj^-] -z actuation,

-8

-id
[-tjn-], -s,
-ifl,
actuatle, -es, -ing, -ed
seklju'earial [-tja-] actuarial
'wk^nal [-tju-], -i actual, -ly
'tek^nelaiz, -iz, -ii), -d actualizje

gekljueit

[-is|e],

-es, -ing,

'nkljuarji

-ed

[-tjn-],

-iz

actuar|y,

'eelbin

Albin

'selbinizm albinism
sel'biinon, -z albino, -s
selbju-'dsinias albugineous
'ffilbjnle

Albula

el'bjn:men [-min] albumen

9Bl'bjn:miu albumen [-min]

ferbjn:min9S albuminous
sel'bjniminoid. -z albuminoid,

-s,

sel'debaran Aidebaran

-ies
'aektris, -iz actress, -es
8Bkn:'j8:* (aku'Jflea*), -z

cheur, -s
8eka:'j3:z (akn'Xeiz),

cheuse,

-iz

'ffildihaid, -z

-s

'iekw9'ri:d3i9 aquaregia
'aekwatint ['eikwa-], -s aquatint, -s

aekws'tinte [eikTra-] aquatinta

'sekw8'9 Ackworth
aekwa'vaiti: aqua-vitee
'sekwidjikt, -s aqueduct, -s
gekwi'es, -iz, -ig, -t acquieBc|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
9Bkm'eS9n|8, -t acquiescen|ce, -t

'sekmas,

aqueous, -ly
Aquitaine

-li

gektri'tein

Albani
%l'ba:non Albano
8el'ba:ni

'sBldsibra, -z algebra, -s
sel'dsiaria, -n, -nz Algeria, -n,^
-ns
ael'dsiaz Algiers
aeldsi'saiaras Algeciras
ffile'geijan [-li'g-], -z allegation,
-s

atle'gorik [-li'g-], -al, -ali aUe-.

goric, -al, -ally
'sela

['sbIo:, selo:]

Allah

eela'baima ['Bl3ba:m9] Alabama

'selabaista [-bses-] alabaster
a'lobradsiiz
sBla'brondsiiz

AUobroges
aelaha'baBd Allahabad

cat|e, -es, -ing,

-ed

el3'kja:J'an [-lo'k-], -z
tion, -8
'aelam, -z alum (A.), -s

eel'bainoii, -z albino, -s
'aelbait albite

SBl'beinis, -n Albania, -n
sel'beita albata
-s

Alberta

Alba

eelbam, -z album, -s
selbari Albury {town in Australia)
aelbarik Alberic
aelbaspain albespine
'selbatras, -iz albatross, -es

selbi'dsensiiz Albigenses

ffildsi'breiik, -al, -ali algebraic,

-al, -ally.
'seldsibreiist, -8 algebraist, -s

sela'keiXan [-lo'k-] allocation

'aeilakeit [-lok-], -s, -ig, -id alio-.

selb, -z alb, -s

sel'foaita

-s

'seldsa*

aekwi'zijan, -s acquisition, -s
'la Allah
0'9Bla:

sel'besant albescent
ael'bsinam, -z alburnum,
'aelba't. -s albert (A.), -s

aldehyde,

Alger
'seldsanan Algernon
accou- 'teldsi: algse {plvr. of alga)
accou-

'aekwa'faitis aqua-fortis
wkTrsms'ri:!!, -z aquamarine, -s
eekna'rel, -z aquarelle, -s
sekwa'relist, -s aquarellist, -s

aelba

'eelbien sela'trapikj.

13

allocu-.

sela'mond (ala'mad) alamode

aela'moit (ala'moa-) alamort
'selan l)Alan; 2) Allan; 3) AUon.
'aelsnbi AUenby
'aelsndeil AUandale
'aelana'deil Allan,-a-Dale
'ffilapwO [-lop-], -s allopath, -s^
sela'paeOik [-lo'p-] allopathic
'aelarik Alaric
tele'stea* Alastair
'gelatin AUerton
tela'trapili; [-lo't-] allotropiQ.

'telawei SBli'mentsri
'selawei [-low-]
'aelfa, -z

alpha,

'selimaii|i, -iz alimon|y, -ies

'selimant, -s aliment, -s

Alford
Alphaeus

ge'liin

sel'freskon alfreaco
serfri:d3 Alfreda

'elii)ain

'teligtan

Allingham
Alington

Alice

seli'ssendria Alessandria

Alicia
Alison, Allison
'aelista* Alister
SB'lisia [-ijia]

'selisn

Alfred

ailitj ('a:letj)

'felgam algum
'eelgaridm algorithm
'selgarizm [-gor-] algorism

iel'keiik, -s alcaic, -s
'selkahest, -s alkahest, -s
'ielkahal, -z alcohol, -s

eergona Algoa
'telgal Algol

Alhambra

selka'halik alcoholic
'eelkahalizm alcoholism

selhffim'bresk alhambresque
-z alley, -s

aeilkah9'lainit{a*, -az, -ri

'selibai, -z alibi, -s

Alleghany

Allegheni

'aeligeni [seli'geni]

'aslkalai, -z alkali, -(e)s

'aelkala^in alkaline

eeli'geij'an allegation
'aeligeita*, -z alligator, -s
'seligaraiz, -iz, -ig, -d allegoriz|e
[-is|el, -es, -ing, -ed

'ffilkalaiz,

'teligarji, -iz allegor|y, -ies

'8elkali|fai,

seli'garik, etc.
eele'garik,
eeli'gretou, -z allegretto, -s

etc.

gelig'zainda* [-'zen-] Alexander

8elig'za:ndrain[-z%n-], -z alexandrine, -s
[-'zaen-]

Alexandra

[-zsen-],
-n,

-n,

-nz

-ns

Alec(k); 2) Alick
'%likent alicant
'selik 1)

Alicante
'selikwant aliquant
'sBlikwot aliquot
eeli'ksenti

seli'lu;ja, -z alleluia, -s

seli'maenik

[-is|e],

-iz,

-d alkaliz|e
-ed

-iii,

-es, -ing,

9elka'les9n{s,
-si,
cen|ce, -cy, -t

-t

alkales-

-faiz, -faiig, -faid

alkali|fy, -fies, -fying, -fled

'seligarist, -s allegorist, -s

Alexandria,

alcoho-

lomet|er, -ers, -ry

'seligeini [seli'geini]

aelig'zamdra

Aletsch

'ieljamain alumine
seljn'miniam [-njam] aluminium
'eeljnnait alunite
ffil'kieza* alcazar

'telfrik 1) Alfric; 2) iElfric

'8Bl|ga, -dsii al|ga, -gse

elig'za:adria

Aline

'selindeil [-Ian-] Allendale

'aelintaun [-Ian-] AUentown

'sella

serfsnsain [-nzain] alphousiue

sel'fanzou Alfonso, Alphonso

'aeli,

'seliin,

'lin l)Allen; 2) AUeyn; 3)Allyn;

4) Allein(e)

'aeliped, -z aliped, -s

tel'fl'as

sel'Iiffimbra

'eelmAg

-a

selfabi'tsarian [-be't-], -z alphabetarian, -s

'sBlfrid

'salimsni

Alloway

selfa'betik, -al, -all alphabetic,

-al, -ally
'selfabit [-bet], -s alphabet, -s
'selfabitaiz [-bet-], -iz, -ig, -d
alphabetiz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed

'eelfad

14

Alemannic

eelimen'teiXan alimentation
9eli'inent{ari, -1 aliment|ary, -al

%lka'Iimit|a*, -az, -ri alkalimetier, -ers, -ry

selkaiiniti alkalinity
'nikalaid, -z alkaloid, -s
'selkimi alchemy
sel'kimik [-kem-], -1 alchemic,
-al

'telkimist. -s alchemist, -s

selk'miinr

Alcmene

'lelkouT, -z, -d alcove,

-s,

-d

Alcor
'8Blka:n Alcorn
'sBlko:*

8elka:'ra:n [-ko'r-, -ka'r-] alkoran,

alcoran
'sBlkwin Alcuin
{el'msenzo:* [-za*]
'felniAg

almug

Almanzor

'ffilma eel'Tialas

'ffilma

Alma

'selviarji, -iz, alvear|y, -ies

'selvioul, -z alveole, -s

Almou

tern

'aelmandain almandine
'selmana*, -z almoner, -s
'%lmani-|i, -iz almonrjy, -ies

'ielma'todima Alma-Tadema
sel'moin almoi(g)n
'selmSnd (al'mdid), -z allemande, -s
'selnmaO [-man6] Alnmouth
-s, -d
aBloM'etit, -s aloetic, -s
'ieloua Alloa
selaielok-, selop-

'lon, -z, -d aloe,

selp, -s alp (A.), -s

'ielpain alpine
'ielpainist, -s alpinist, -s
sel'pgeka, -z alpaca, -s
SBl'pestrian alpestrion
'SBlpinstak. -s alpenstock,

'selssBS [sel'sses]

-s

Alsace

ffil'seijid [-Xjajj >,

-nz Alsatia,

-n, -ns,

eel'sestis Alcestis
gelsi'baiadiiz Alcibiades

Alcseus
sel'sinouas Alcinous
aelt'aezimaO. -s altazimuth, -s

Altai

ael'teiik Altaic

selti'inetrikdl altimetrical
sel'timitla*, -az, -ri altimet|er,
-ers, -ry

sertisimou altissimo
'%Iti1jn:d, -z altitude, -s
8elti'tjn:aiii9l altitudinal
'aeltou, -z alto, -s

sel'tonna Altona
'sBltoMrili'eiTOu alto-rilievo
alto-relievo
'seltOMri'liiTOU
-ists,

-izm

altru|i8t,

-ism

seltru'istik, -ali altruistic, -ally

'ael6a:p, Althorp
'sBlyiala* [-Tiol-], -z, -ri alveolar,
-8,

ambus-

'eembiant ambient
sem'bigjaas, -li, -nis ambiguous,
-ly, -ness
tembi'gjnitji,

-iz

ambiguitjy,

sem'bij'an, -z ambition, -s
sem'bij'as, -li, -nis ambitious,

selt alt

-ists,

-z, -ii), -id

cad|e (s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed

'embasid3, -iz ambassage, -s
'eembi, -z ambe, -s
'tembi'deksta*, -z ambidexter
'embideks'teriti ambidexterity
'aembi'dekstras ambidextrous
'eembid3, -iz, ambage, -s

-ies

ael'si'as

ael'teiai [sel'tai]

am

'temaid, -z amide, -a
'semain, -z amine, -s
sem'bsessds* [-sida*], -s ambassador, -8
{em'beesadajip [-sid-], -s ambassadorship, -s
eembtesa'dairial ambassadorial
icm'beesadris [-sid-], -iz ambassadress, -es
'semba* amber
'sembagri-s ambergris
'tembari amberi
'sembar|i, -iz ambur|y, -ies

sembas'keid,

'selrisfad Alresford
sel'saidiiz Alcides
sel'saiani Alcyone

'ieltra|ist,

'ielYialit 'aembroaz

'selvialit [-viol-] alveolate

Almagest
'jelma'meits* alma-mater
'ffilmadsest

'selmsn

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-y

sel'Tiallas, -ai alveol|us, -i

-ly, -ness
'sembit, -s ambit, -s

seinbjn''leikr|aiii, -a, -al

lacr|um, -a, -al

^embjaleijan,
'sembjnleit,

-z

ambu-

ambulation, -s
-id ambulatje,

-s, -ig,

-es, -ing, -ed

'eembjaleitar|i [-lat-], -iz
lator|y (s. adj.), -ies

ambu-

'eembjnlans, -iz ambulance, -s

tembjulan'sia*, -z ambulancier, -s
'sembjulant ambulant
'sembjl, -Iz, -lig [-Jig], -Id amb|le,
-Ies, -ling,

-led

'SBmbla* [-fa*], -z ambler,

'eemblsaid Ambleside
'sembou, -z ambo, -s

sem'baina Amboyna
'eembri Ambree

'tembrouz Ambrose

-s

iem'bronzia Eemflei'ffitrikal
tem'bronzia [-3^3], -1,
ambrosia, -1, -lly, -n
'tembnj', -iz, -ij, -t

-lij

ambush,

-n
-es,

-ing, -ed

temen'teij'as

amentaceous

'semsbel Amabel
'semsdis Amadis
'eemadn: amadou
'eemaiek Amalek
'seman 1) Ammon; 2) Aman
tema'aaiak^l ammoniacal
'temsnait, -s ammonite (A.),

'wmflOistd*

jemrsBia

amphitheatre, -s
sem'farik amphoric
sem'haerik Amharic
'semha:st Amherst
emrentas amiantus
teml'tenOas amianthus
'cemflOiata*, -z

'semldses Amidas
'semiees 1) Amias; 2) Amyas
'semial [-mjal] Amiel

'semianz
-s

'semarait, -s Amorite, -s
'semaraenO, -s amaranth, -s

sema'rsenOain amaranthine
'temaras, -11, -nis amorous,
-ness
sema'rilis Amaryllis
'jBmarist, -s amorist, -s
'semasa Amasa
'semast ['aemhaist] Amherst

16

-ly,

'semaXam Amersham

1)

Amiena (Shakespearian

character); 2)
'aemjl^i
temika'biliti amicability
'{emikab,!, -11, -Inls amicab|le,
-ly, -leness
'eemil amyl
'semilda:*, -z amildar, -s
semi'leiXas amylaceous
'temllaid amiloid
seml'laidl amiloidal
'temls, iz amice, -s
'eemltl amity
'temlOist. -s amethyst, -s

(a'mjg) Amiens
'femjullt, -8 amulet, -s

ema'ta:*['wmata:*j,-z amateur, -s
jema'tairij" ['aematairij*], -11, -nis
amateurish, -ly, -ness

'ieiiiJEg

sema'tairlzm ['aemat-] amateurism

'8emlu:k ('amlnix) Amlwch

'semnestji [-nis-], -iz amnest|y,

'sematar|l, -Iz amator|y

(s.

adj.),

-iea

eema'zala Amaziah
'semazan, -z amazon

'semnan [-nan]
etc.

(A.), -s

ema'zoanian amazonian
sem'faian

{emjn'nlXan ammunition

-ies

'sematlT, -nis amative, -ness

sema'tjua*, etc.
sema'ta:*,

'eemfai'la,

(citt/)

Amphion
-1:,

-az amphor|a, -, -as

sem'flball [-boll],

-z

amphibole

(net), -s

eem'flbal|i, -iz amphibol|y, -ies

Eem'flbl|am [-bjlam], -a amphibi|um, -a

sem'flblan [bjanj,-z amphibian, -s

cem'flbias [-bjas] amphibious
semflboul amphibole {mineral)
temfl'baladsi amphibology
eem'flktian, -z Amphictyon, -s
temflktl'anik amphictyonic
eem'flpalls Amphipolis
tem'fljian, -z amphiscian, -s
'eemfltralti

Amphitrite

tem'fltrian

Amphitryon

eemflOi'ffitrik|9l,

atrical, -ly

-all

amphithe-

Amnon

'tempea* (oi'peir) Ampfere

'sempsa*, -z ampere, -s
'eempa'seend, -z ampersand,
'teinpl, -z

ampul,

-s

-s

empja''teij'an, -z amputation, -s
'sempjn-telt, -s, -Ij, -Id amputat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
'iemp{l, -la*, -list, -li, -Inis amp|le,
-ler, -lest, -ly, -leness
'aemplifai, -falz, -failg, -faid
ampli|fy, -fies, -fying, -fled
'semplifaia*, -z amplifier, -s
templlfl'keij'an, -z amplification,
-s

'sempllflkeitari amplificatory
'semplitja:d, -z amplitude, -s
'sempiil Ampthill

tempu'lelXas ampuUaceous
sem'pul a, -arl ['inpularl] ampulljar, -ary
m'pul|a, -1: ampull|a, -e
'sempulit ampuUate
'temraem Amram

eemsta'dsem

'eenekdout

^eemsta'diem Amsterdam
'semua'propa* (amur'prapr)

'aenekdontl ['senik-] anecdotal

senek'datik [senik-], -al, -ali
anecdotic, -al, -ally

amourpropre
'^emzeis ambs-ace
8sn 1) an {strong form); 2)

;-{)

'seneks, -iz

Ann

Anne

Annas

Andalusia

Andaman

^senda'insen ['eendaman]

Anderson;

Ander-

2)

sen
'sendaTa* [-douTa*]

Andover

Andean
Andes

aen'dran

[-dro'n-]

Andro-

tiz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed

%na'biept|ist, -ists, -izm anabapt|ist,

-ists,

-ism

senabsep'tistik anabaptistic
'senabel Annabel
eena'bela Annabella
'senadain [-nod-] anodyne

-s,

-al, -ally

'ienagrsem, -z anagram, -s
sena'grsemataiz, -iz, -ii), -d anagrammatiz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed
sena'grsematjist, -ists, -izm anagrammatjist, -ists, -ism
eenagra'meetik , -al, -ali ana-al, -ally

'senakaiz, -iz, -ig, -d anarchizje

[-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed
eenaka'ljn:0|ia, -on [-an], -a anacoluthjia, -on, -a
-ist, -ists,

-intf, -ed
'senalaizabl analysable
'senalekts analects
'senalist, -s 1) analyst, -s; 2) an-

-s

-al,

-ally

sen'dselika angelica (A.)

sendsa'lima [-dse'I-, -dsi'I-] Angelina
'sendsia* Angier
'sendsila Angela
sendsilas, -iz angelus, -es
'send5iliz Angeles

'sendsilon Angfelo
[-dsay-] Angevin
'enekdont['enik-],-s anecdote, -s

'sendsMn

Michaelis & Jones,

-s

eena'kra:s|is, -i:z anacrus|is, -es

'senalaiz, -iz, -ig, -d analys|e, -es,

sen'dsaina angina
sen'dselik, -al, -ali angelic,

-izm anarch|y,

-ism

sena'kanda, -z anaconda,

sen'dramaki Andromache
sen'dramida Andromeda

Andrew,

(A.), -s

'senakji, -ist, -ists,

'sendriees Andreas
'sendria Andria
'sendraid, -z android, -s
sen'droidiiz androides

'sendru:, -z

anna

senabeep'taiz, -iz, -ig, -d anabap-

grammatic,

sen'da'ra Andorra
sen'drsesi Andrassy
'sendrei (ft'dre) Andre

sendra'naikas
nicus

-es

annexe, -s
-z annexa-

'senadem, -z anadem, -s
'senagadsi [-gagi] anagogy
aena'gadsik, -8,-91, -ali anagogic,

senda'lnisia [-nijia, -n:zia, -nisia)

'sendiiz

(.),

-iz

tion, -s

send and {strong form)

'sendaian, -z andiron, -s
een'deenti, -z andante, -s

1)

annex

['seneks],

'eena, -z

'senail anile
sensek'ssegarees [-ras] Anaxagoras
^nsel'dsiisia [-zia] analgesia
sensel'dsiisik [-'dsesik] analgesic
eenselfa'betik, -al, -ali analphabetic, -al, -ally
'seneem 1) Annam; 2) Anam

'sendasn

%'neks

senek'seij'an [eenik-],

se'ua: Annagh
'8ena:k, -s anarch, -a

'senses

'eenekdoutl 'fenanim

17

nalist, -s
eena'Iitik, -s, -al,
-s, -al, -ally

sena'ladsik,

-al,

-ali analytic,
-ali

analogic,

-ally
'senalag, -z analogue, -s
%na'ma:fa8|i8 [-ma:'foa8|is], -iiz
-al,

anamorphos|is,

-es

'eenan Annan
eena'naias Ananias
'senandeil Annaudale

'senauim, -z anonym, -s

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eene'nimiti [-non-] anonymity

'senapest. -s anapest, -s
eena'pestik anapestic
'sen3pi:st. -s anapaest, -s
sen3'pi:stik anapeestic
'senaraid [-nir-], -z aneroid, -s
eena'toalia [-Ijaj, -n, -nz Anatolia, -n, -na
sena'tamik, !, -all anatomic,
-al, -ally

tenhai'maiiik anharmonic
sen'haidraid, -z anhydride
sen'Iiaidr|ait, -as anhydrjite, -oua

'fenisiid

'aenisi:d
aenis'O-

'senta*

aniseed

aeni:s'0aeni'ra:sar|i, -iz anniversarjy, -ies

aeni'zet (ani'zetj anisette

'aenjnal, -i, -z annual, -ly, -s

'aenjaarizm, -z aneurism, -s
aenjna'rizmal aneurismal
aenju'leiXsn, -z annulation,

-s

'aenjnleit annulate
'aenjuleitid annulated
'aenjula* annular
'aenjnli
'aenjnali
aen'kaisiiz [aeg'k-] Anchises

seai:s'Oetik, -s, -all anaesthetic,

-s, -ally

'aenlas ['aenlis], -iz aniace, -s

seui:8'0etist [ee'niisOatist], -s an-

'aenond, -z anode, -s
aenou'teijan, -z annotation, -s
'aenouteit, -s, -ig, -id annotatje,
-es, -ing, -ed
'aenonteita*, -z annotator, -a
aen'saiara Ancyra
'aenselm [-salm] Anselm
'aensarAin anserine

aesthetist, -s

e'ni:86itaiz, -iz, -ig, -d anaesthetiz|e r-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed

seni:s'Oi:zia [-3ia] anaesthesia
'aeni

Annie
Alnwick

'aenik

'aenikdont, -s, -1 anecdot|e,-es,-al

aenik'seijan, -z annexation, -s
'senil 1) anil; 2) dialectical for
'aenilain aniline
['aenail
aeui'lektrik, -s anelectric, -s

aeni'lektroad, -z anelectrode, -s
aeni'maelkju'l, >z animalcule, -s
aeni'maelkjula animalcula {plur.
of animalcule)
aeni'maelkjnla* animalcular
aeni'meij'dn animation
'aenimeit, -s, -iij, -id, -idli anim_at|e (v.), -es, -ing, -ed, -edly
'aeuimeita*, -z animator, -s
'aenimeit animate {adj.)
aenimad'yaijan [-maed'T-], -z animadversion, -s
aenimad'Ta:t, -s, -ig, -id animadvert, -s, -ing, -ed
'aenimal, -z animal, -s
'aenimalizm, -z animalism, -s
'aenimas animus
'aenimit animate (adj.)
aenimo'metrik [-ma'm-] anemometric
aeni'mamit|a*, -az, -ri anemomet|er, -ers, -ry
aeni'maslt|i, -iz animositjy, -ies
'aeniraid, -z aneroid, -s
'aenis anise

aeniz annals

'aensesta*,

etc.

'aensista*, etc.

aen'sestral ancestral
'aensilari ancillary
aen'sipitas ancipitous
aen'sipitl ancipital
'sensista*, -z ancestor, -s
'aeusistrji, -iz ancestrfy, -ies
'aensistris, -iz ancestress, -es
'aensn Anson

aen'sonnia [-nja] Ansonia

'aensti

Anstey

'aenstid Ansted
'aenstis Anstis

'aenstrASa* Anstruther
aent, -a ant, -s
^aen'ta:ktik, -al,
-al,

-ali Antarctic,

-ally

aen'taiakas Antiochus
aen'taeganaiz, iz,-ig,-d antagoniz|e [-isle], -es, -ing,

-ed

aen'taeganist, -s antagonist, -s
aentaega'nistik, -ali antagonistic,
-ally

aen'taeganizm, -z antagonism,
antacid (s. adj.),
aen'ten|a, -i: antenn|a, -ae
aen'tenal antennal
aen'tenari antennary

'aent'aesid, -z

'aenta*, -z antre, -s

-a

-a

'tentanain 'jBnti^kristjan

19

'tentifa-istjanizm een'tipata*

'tentanain, -z Antonine, -s
senta'nainas [-to'n-] Antoninus

'tenti^kristjanizm

'tentansena'rvTOu Antananarivo

eenti'k'weijan antiquation
'tentikweit, -s, -ig, -id antiquatje

Antony; 2) Anthony
'sentanim, -z antonym, -a

'tentani 1)

sen'teari:z

Antares

'senthil, -z anthill, -s
sen'ti'as Antaeus

-ly
'sentldal'l^'niTian,

-z

(v.), -es, -ing, -ed

'sentikweitid antiquated

eenti'ktrearian,

quarian,

ten'tiigwa [-'tigjna] Antigua

een'ti:k, -B, -11, -nls antique, -a,
-ly, -ness
'senti:ta*, -z ant-eater, -s
'{euti'biljas antibilious
'ntida.rij"u:Tial, -i antediluvial,
antidilu-

vian, -8
'eenti'deit, -s, -ig, -Id antedat|e,
-es, -ing, -ed.

'ientidout, -s antidote, -s
'sentidoutal [eentl'doatal]

anti-

dotal
sen'tiaria*, -U, -nis anterior, -ly,

-ness
'senti'fset antifat

'sentrfedar|l, -alist, -alizm antifederjal, -alist, -alism

'eentifan, -z antiphon, -s
sen'tifana*, -z antiphoner, -s
sen'tifanal, -z antiphonal, -s

sen'tifanar |i, -iz antiphonar|y, -ies

8ea'tifan|i, -iz antiphon{y, -ies
'senti'flibrail [-'feb-J antifebrile
'sentiflks, -iz antifix, -es

eenti'fanik, -al, -aU antiphonic,

-al, -ally
senti'frsestlk, -al, -ali antiphrastic, -al, -ally
ien'tifiraslis, -i:z antiphras|is, -es
,

[tj'an-]

anti-

chnstianism

-s,

(aey.)

-izm

-z,

anti-

-ism

-iz antiquar|y, -ies

'tentikwit antiquate {a^.)

'eeiitikw9r|i,

en'tikirit|i, -iz antiquit|y, -ies

sen'tilakas Antilochus
ten'tiladsji, -iz antilog|y, -ies
en'tili:z ['sentili:z] Antilles
'eentilonp, -s antelope, -s
'sentimeesk [-maisk], -s antimasque, -s
sentima'keesa*,-z antimacassar, -s

ten'timakas Antimachus
'eentima'na:kikal [-mo'n-, -mo'u-]

antimonarchical
'sentimani antimony
'tentima'ridian [-djan] antemeridian
tenti'mouuial [-njal], -z antimonial,

-s

senti'manik antimonic
'senti'manakist, -s anti-monarchist, -s

'senti'ncej'anal

[-'nsej^ij]

anti-

national
'senti'nAp/al antenuptial
'tenti'neital antenatal

sen'tinam|i, -iz antinom|y, -ies

een'tinouas Antinous
sen'tiina:* [-na*]

Antenor

eenti'namik antinomic
ientiou'ki-a [senti'oukia] Antio-

quia

ien'tigauas Antigonus
een'tigani Antigone
'enti'hi:li|ks, -si:z, -ksiz antiheli|x, -ces, -xes

senti'oukian, -z Antiochian, -s
'sentiak Antioch
senti'peeOik antipathic
antipy'aentipaia'retik [-pi'r-]

'ieutik, -s antic, -s
'senti'keeOalik [-'ka:e-], -s anticatholic, -s
'tenti'klaimseks, -iz anticlimax,-e8
'tenti'klainal, -z anticlinal, -s
'eentiklo:*, -z antichlor, -s
'sentikraist, -s antichrist, -s
'senti^krisljan [-tjan], -z anti-

retic
'ientipe'DAlt [-pi'n-], -8 antepenult, -s
'sentipe'nAltimit [-pi'n-], -s ante-

christian, -s

penultimate,

-s

aen'tipadal [-pod-] antipodal

ientipa'di-n [-po'd-] antipodean
aen'tipadi:z [-pod-] antipodes
ten'tipata* Antipater

2*

ientipa'Setik

sen'tounion

eentips'Oetik,

-al,

-ali

20

antipar

thetic, -al, -ally

een'tip36|i, -iz antipatli|y, -ies

'eentrim

'fegglafonb

'sentrim Antrim
sen'tJouTli ['sentJaY|i], -iz anchov|y, -ies

Antoi-

sen'tipaOist, -s antipathist, -s
'sentipe'n'sentipi'n'sentipaia'r'sentipi'r'eentipoul, -z antipole, -s

tentwai'net (aitwa'nst)
nette
'tentva:p Antwerp
'sen6a*, -z anther, -s

'ientiponp, -8 antipope,
'eentipan antipon

en6a'lad5ik|I, -ali anthologic|a1,

-ally

=
=

-a

'senti'prsendial [-djal] anteprandial

'sentirn-m, -z anteroom, -s
'senti'saikioun, -z anticyclone, -s
'%iitisai'kl9iiik anticyclonic
'sentisaiz, -iz, -ii), -d anticiz|e
[-i8|e], -es, -ing, -ed
senti'septik, >s, -ali antiseptic,
-s, -ally
'ientisese*, -z antecessor, -s
senti'si:dans, -i antecedenc|e, -y
eenti'siidant, -s, -li antecedent,
-a, -ly
eentisi'peij'aii, -z anticipation, -s
sen'tisipeit, -s, -ii), -id anticipat|e, -es, -ing -ed
sau'tisipeitarji, -ili anticipator|y,

'senOam, -z anthem, -s
sen'Ora Anthsea
'senOiliks, -iz anthelix, -es
sen'OaladsJi, -iz antholog|y, -ies

-ily
sen'tisipeitiv, -li anticipative,-ly
sen'tisipant, -s anticipant, -s
'%ntisk!:'bju:tik, -s antiscorbut-

'senOrapaid[-erop-, een'Oronpoid],
-z anthropoid, -s
eenOre'paidal [-Oro'p-] anthropoidal
senOra'paladsJi [-Oro'p-], -ist,
-ists anthropologly, -ist, -ists
eenOra'pamitri [-Oro'p-] anthro-

ic,

-s

'eenti'souj'al antisocial

'senti'sonjalist, -s antisocialist, -s

'sentisptez'madik, -s antispasmodic, -s

sen'tistrafl, -z antistrophe, -s

senti'straflk antistrophic
%n'tijfi|3n, -z, -ai antiscijan, -s,
'eentitaip, -s antitype, -s
'eenti'toksik antitoxic
'^nti'taksin, -z antitoxin, -s
'eenti'treid, -z antitrade, -s
'eentitjeep^l, -z antechapel, -s

'^entitjeimba*, -z antechamber,

-i

-es

fen'tounia [-nja] Antonia

aen'tonnias [-njas] Antonius
sen'tonniou [-njon] Antonio

fenOrapa'metrik [-Oropo'm-] anthropometric

%nOrapa'ma:f|ist [-Oropo'm-],
-izm anthropomorph|ist, -ism
senOropa'maifasis [-Oropo'm-] an-

thropomorphosis
[-Oropom-]
anthropomorphosis
eenOra'pafadsi anthropophagy
eenOrapamai'fonsis

pometry
'senOrasait, -s anthracite, -s
'eenOrasi:n anthracene
eenOra'sitik anthracitic
'senTil, -z anvil, -s
'senzli

l)Ansley;

'segga*,
-s,

-z, -rig,

2)

Annesley

-d anger

(s. v.),

-ing, -ed

'fegga|li, -lis anger|ly, -less

'seijgas Angus
-s

eenti'Oetik, -ali antithetic, -ally

sen'tieigjis [-eas-], -i:z antithes|is,

'eentlaian, -z ant-lion, -s
'sentla*, -z, -d antler, -s, -ed

'ienOrseks anthrax
sen'Orsesik anthracic
8enerapa'lod3ik|al [-eropo'l-],
-ali anthropologic|al, -ally

seggas'tjnara Angostura
%i|gju'lserit|i,

angularit|y,

-iz

-ies

angulated
angular

'teijgjnleitid
'seiigjula*

8ei)g|l, -Iz, -lig [.|ii)],

(s.

v.),

-Ies, -ling,

-Id ang|le
-led

'{ei)gla*, -z angler, -s

'iegglafonb

= 'segglon-

tegglis

^epa'goudsi

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'ieggliksn, -z Anglican,

graph,

-r

'seggUkaiiizm, -z Anglicanism, -s
'aegglisaiz, -iz, -ig, -d angliciz|e
[-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed
segglislzm, -z anglicism, -s
'segglowfoub [-glef-], -z anglo-s

iBiigloM'foubia [-gla'f-, -bja]

anglophobia
'segglOM'meim8[-nJ8] anglomania
-anz, -andsm,
-anizm [-];iizm] Anglo -Saxjon,
-ons, -ondom, -onism

'tei)gloM'sseks|9u,

seil'glafabist, -s anglophobist, -s
'eeiiglsi

l)Anglesea;

2)

Anglesey

sei)'ga:r9

Angola
Angora
Angostura

-list,

-ier,

-iest,

-inis
-ily, -ineas
-ili,

'seggwin anguine
'seijgwiX, -t anguish, -ed

2)

appanage,

-s

'segka*, -z, -riij, -d anchor

-a, -ing, -ed

(s. v.),

'segkahonld, -z anchorhold, -s
'segkarait, -s anchorite, -s
'segkaret [-rit], -s anchoret, -s
'segkarids, -iz anchorage, -s
'segkaris, -iz anchoress, -es

'segkhonm Ancholme
-s,

[Svl]

apparitional

sepasaia'pi:s|is [-posaio'p] , -i:z

aposiopealis, -es
sepas'tsetik [sepos-] apoatatic

'segkl, -z, -d ankle,

plectic, -al, -ally

sepa'reitas, -iz apparatus, -es
sepa'rij'an, -z apparition, -a

sepa'rljanal

seii'zaiati
ieiig'zalati
seg'kaisiiz Anchises
'segka*, -z anker, -a

sepas'talik [sepo-] apostolic

sepes'talisizm [sepo-]apostolici8m
sepas'troflk [sepo-] apostrophic
'sepatait apatite
'sepatait,

etc.

'sepitait, etc.

sepai'teln
sepa'tein
'sepaljua [-tjua], -z aperture,

-s

'sepaOem ['sepo-], -z apophthegm, -s

sepaO|i, -iz apath|y, -ies
sepa'Oetik, -al, -all apathetic,

-d

'segklit, -s anklet, -s
'segkris, -iz ancresa, -es
'seg&Jas, -11, -nis anxious, -ly, -ness
seg'zalatji, -Iz anxiet|y, -iea

sepal'retik

Apperley

eepa'lonnia [sepo-, -nja], -n Apollonia, -n

eepa'lounlas [sepo-, -njas] Apollonius
'tepalog, -z apologue, -s
lepa'lanik [sepo-] apoUonic
sepa'lanikan [sepo'l-], -z apollonicon, -s
'iepanalnz Apennines
-s;
1) apanage,
'sepanids, -iz

-ies

-la*,

angr|y,

'epali

sepa'plektik [sepo-], -al, -all apo-

eeggas'tjnara [-gas-]
'%i|gr|i,

-s

epa'leitjiau Appalachian
'tepald Appold

'sepapleks|i ['sepo-], -iz apoplex|y,

'segglz Angles

eeg'goala

'sepagrsef 'sepitaitiT

'sepagrsef [aepo-, -graif], -s apo-

'segglie, -n Anglia, -n

phobe,

apyretic

-al,

-ally

sepa'Oiasaiz [-po'Oios-], -iz,-ig,-d

apotheosiz|e [-ia|e], -ea, -ing, -ed

sepa'zljan [-po'z-], -z apposition, -a
sepa'zijanal [-po'z-, -Sv]] appo-

se'pserlal, -alz, -allg, -aid apparjel

(s. v.), -els, -elling, -elled

sitional
'sepazit [-poz-], -11, -nls apposite,

se'pAls ['sepAls], -iz appulse, -s

sepe'lei/an [sepi'l-], -z appella-

-ly, -ness
'septan ['sepjan]

tion,

-s

sepai'sju: (aper'sy), -z aper9u, -s

eepa-'teln, -z, -Ig, -d appertain,
-s,

-ing, -ed

'eepadl [-pod-] apodal

'sepadsi: [-pod-], -z apogee, -s

sepa'gondsi, -z apagoge,

-s

Appian

'sepias ['sepjas] Appius

'sepik|al, -ali apic|al, -ally

sepi'lei/an, -z appellation, -s
'seplnainz [-pan-] Apennines
sepi'retlk apyretic
'sepitait, -s appetite, -s
a'petltiv appetitive
'sepitaltlr

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sepitaiz te'pwi:

'sepitaiz, -iz, -ig, -iijli, -d appetiz|e [-isle], -es, -ing, -ingly, -ed

'sepitaiza , -z appetizer [-iaer], -s

'sepitan{s,-si, -t appeten|ce, -cy,-t
'a8pi'sepjan, 'sepjas

'sepl, -z

apple, -s

'seplblait apple-blight
'sepldoia* Appledore
ie'pli:kei (apli'ke) appliqu^
sepli'teij'aii, -z application, -s

'seplikeit applicate
'sepliteitari [-kat-] applicatory
eeplika'biliti applicability
'seplikab|l, -li, -Inis applicab|le,
-ly,

-leness

'%plikant, -s applicant, -s
'seploi) [-plom] (a'plo) aplomb

Appleton

'sepltri:, -z apple-tree, -s

fe'ponz
sepo-

a'ponz appose

= SBpa-

apra'beijan

[-pro'b-], -z

appro-

bation, -s
'seprabeit [-prob-], -s, -iij, -id
approbat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
'seprabeitiT [-prob-] approbative
8epra'pii|kweit [-pro'p], -s, -ii|,
-id appropinquat|e, -es, -ing,-e(l
sepra'pigkwiti [-pro'p-] appro-

pinquity
'seprapon (apra'po) apropos
sepri'hend, -z, -i:g, -id apprehend,
-s,

-ing, -ed

'seprihensi'biliti

[-sa'b-]

appre-

hensibility
sepri'hensiy, -li, -nis apprehensive, -ly, -ness
sepri'henj'an, -z apprehension, -s
seprobseprabeeps, -iz apse, -s
'sepsidal apsidal

sep'saidiiz apsis, apsides

sept, -a*, -ist apt, -er, -est
'septarl^l, -as apter|al, -ous
'sepsis,

sep'teridsiiz apteriges
'septariks. -iz apterix, -es
'septi1ja:d, -z aptitude, -s
'sept|li, -nis apt|ly, -ness
se'pwi:
a'pwi: (a'pqi), -z appui,

se'raian

Arion

sersek'noladsist [-rak-], -s arachnologist, -s

se'rAsp|eks. -isi:z arusp|ex, -ices
se'rei (a'rs), -z arrgt, -s
se'reit (a'rsit), -s arSte, -s

sere'Ojuiza [-riO-]

Arethusa

arrah
'serab, -z Arab, -s
sera'bela Arabella
sera'besk, -s, -t arabesque, -s, -d
'serabli, -ik Arab|y, -ic
'serabjist, -ists, -izm arab|i8t,
-ists, -ism
'aerabl arable
'sera

sera'geiXan [-ro'g], -z arrogation,

-s

'serageit [-rog-], -s, -ig, -id arrogat|e, -es, -ing, -ed

'eepl'pai, -z apple-pie, -s

'sepltan

a'raian serima'eia

seres'teij'an, -z arrestatlon, -b

Appleby

'tepibi

'seragans [-rog-], -i arroganc]e, -y

'seragant [-rog-], -li, -nis arrogant, -ly, -ness
serak'nseraek'nsera'iii%tik[-rom-],-s aromatic, -s
'seragan Aiagon
'seramait Aramite
sera'meiik Aramaic

sera'meiizm aramaism
sera'mi'an, -z

Aramean,

-s

'ieran 1) Arran; 2) Aran; 3) Arun

seran'di:lian [-Ijan] Arundelian

'serandl

Arundel

'serant, -li arrant, -ly

'serarset Ararat

arrowroot
Arras

'seraruit [-ror-]
'seras (a'ra:s)

'seras, -iz, -t arras, -es,

-ed

sera'siin arrasene
ie'ri:ka
'serli,

'terika areca

-iat, -iiJ Arr|y, -iet, -yish

aeri'aedni

Ariadne

'serid, -li, -nis arid, -ly, -ness

ae'riditi aridity

seri'eta, >z arietta, -s

'sBriea'bffin (arjer'bo), -z arrifere-

ban,

-s

seri'fsekjan arefaction
'serika [se'riika], -z areca, -s
seri'kiipa

Arequipa

'seril, -z aiil, -s

eerima'Oia Arimathsea

teri'neijas aesanans

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SBri'neiJas arenaceous
aeri'agrafl areography
8eri'Dmit|8*,-9z, -ri l)areomet|er,
-era, -ry; 2) ar8eoinet|er, -ers, -ry
seriopa'dsitit, -a, -s areopagitic,
-a, -8

Areo-

ieris'takratizm aristdcratiam
-Ijan],

-z

aristotelian, -a
'asristatl Ariatotle

!eri'6jn:za

Arethusa

[-ed

ierogteragaero'mtetik, -g aromatic, -s
'aerornit arrowroot
aerai'keinia [-nja] Araucania
[a,'.s\,

-iz as

-iz aas, -es

{Roman

coin), -es

'aesaem [ae'saem] Assam

'aesbari
'aestbari Astbury
aese'sairial aaseasorial
'aesets ['aesits] aaseta
'aeset|ous, -aB
'aesitlons, -as

'aesa'*

'aesid,

-z,

adj),

(v.),

-a,

Aaaur

aesa'fetida [-'fl:t-] asafoetida

'iesagai [-sig-], -z assagai, -s
aesa'naentll [-so'n-], -ik asso-

nantjal, -ic
aesaneit [-son-], -s, -ii|, -id assonat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
'aesanan{s [-son-, -s^i-], -siz, -t
aasonanlce, -ces, -t

-ist,

-s,

-s,

-ig,

-id

-ing, -ed

-li,

-uis acid

($.

-est, -ly, -ness

aBsi'djuit|i, -iz, aaaiduitly, -ies

'aesignaet, -s [aesin'ja:] (asi'jia), -z

assignat, -s
aesig'neij'dn, -z assignation, -a

aesi'metrik, -al, -ali asymmetric,

-al, -ally
ae'simitri asymmetry

'aesim^tont, >s asymptote, -a

aesimp'tatik, -l,-ali asymptotic,
-al, -ally
'aesiuain asinine
aesi'ni:, -z assignee, -a

aesin'ja:

'aeriOmiensi [se'riO-] arithmancy

feriO'metik, -al, -ali arithmetic
{adj.), -al, -ally
aeri'zonna Arizona
'seron, -z, -i arrow (A.), -s, -y
'aerouhed, -z, -id arrow-head, -s,

'seroMSmiO Arrowsmith

['aesfaelt],

asphalt

ieris'tafaniiz Aristophanes
ieris'tokras|i, -iz ariatocra|cy,-ies

aes,

aesa'teinabl aacertainable
aesa'teinmant, -s ascertainment, -s
'aesfaelt. -s asphalt {s), -s

aes'faeltik asphaltic

seris'ti'as Ariatseus

[-tat-,

ascertain,

'aesfadel, -s asphodel (A.), -s

aesflasfl-

'83ri8ta:k Aristarch
aeris'taikas Aristarchus
%ris'taidi:z Aristides
'seristakraet [oe'ristakreet], -s
aristocrat, -a
serista'kraBtik, -al, -ali aristocratic, -al, -ally

ffirista'tiilian

-d

aesa'tein, -z, -ig,

-a, -ing, -ed

aes'faeli

ieri'opagait [-adsait], -s
pagite, -s
eeri'apagas Areopagus
aeri'astou Arioato

aes

sesa'tein 'eespadsil

'aesignaet

'aesiteit acetate

aesi'tijas ascititious

-ons acetjous, -ose

'aesitjas,

'aesits assets

aesk Aake
aesk [a:sk], -s ask (s.) {newt), -a
aes'keinias [-njas] Ascanius
'aeskalan [-Ian] 1) Ascalon; 2) As-

kelon
'aeskam

Ascham

'aeskat Ascot
'aeskilan [-Ian] Aakelon
'aeskjn: Aakew
aes'kliipiaed, -z aaclepiad, -a
'aeskrig Askrigg

'aeskwiO 1) Asquith; 2) Aakwith

Aatle
aesmaesOmaesonaesan-

'aesl

=
=

aesp [a:sp], -s aap, -s

aes'paiarant, -s aspirant, -a
aes'peisia Aspasia
'aespekt, -s aspect, -s
aes'pektabl aspectable
ae8'perit|i, -iz asperit|y, -iea
aespa:aspa:'aespadsil, -z aspergill, -s

-pin], -s as-

'SBspan ['a:s-, -pen,

pen,

'eefbainam seta'mistik

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'sespen 'cejba.'n

'sej'bainam [aeX'ba:nam]

Ashburn-

ham

-s

'sespareit, -s, -ig, -id 1) asperat|e,

-es, -ing, -ed; 2) aspirat|e, -es,

'seXbaitn Ashburton
'sBjbari Ashbury

-ing, -ed
'sesparit [-pir-], -s aspirate
adj), -s
sespi'distra, -z aspidistra, -s

'asj'bi
(s.

Ashby

'sejbidela'zu:*/

Ashby -de- la-

Zouche
'sB^buan [-ba:n, -ba:n] Ashbourne
'ae/daun Ashdown

'sBspik aspic
'aespan aspen
'eespin
'sespinail [-pinl] Aspinall

Ashdod

'ae/dad

Asher

'aeja*

Asham

'%3pinwa:l Aspinwall

'^ejam

sespi'reijan aspiration, -s
'eespireit, -s, -ig. -id a8pirat|e
(t.), -8, -ing, -ed
'spireita*, -z aspirator, -s
seB'pli:niam [-njam] asplenium

'aejarli, -iz asher|y, -ies

8es'ta:ti

'sestbari

'aajfad

Ashford

.'SBjAild

Ashfield
ash-heap,

'aeXhiip, -s

ashes

Astarte

'aejiz

Astbury

'aeXkilan

'sesta*, -z 1) aster, -s; 2)

'sestal astel

Astor

{pi. of ash)
Ashkelon

'aejla*, -z ashlar, -s

Ashland
Ashley

'aejlaud

'eestan Aston
'estarisk, -s asterisk, -s
'sestaraid, -z asteroid, -s

'asjli

'selfmoul

Ashmole

aej'moulian [-Ijan] Ashmolean

sesta'raidal asteroidal

'sBjinaia*

Ashmore

Asti
sestig'msetik astigmatic
ses'tigmatizm astigmatism
ees'ljuarises [-rias] Asturias

'seJouTa*

Ashover

'sesti'

'sestli

'aeXpten, -z ashpan, -s
'SBjian 1) Ashton; 2)

Assheton
Ashtoreth
'sBjtarae Ashteroth
'8Bj"wednzdi, -z Ash- Wednesday,
'aej"tare0

Astley

= 'aesOma,

'sestma,

etc.

'sesta:*,

'sesta*

ses'tairia

etc.

Astor
Astoria

-s

'aej-wel [-wal]

'sestragal, -z astragal, -s
sestra'kaen Astrakhan
'sestral astral
'aestraleib [-trol-], -s astrolabe, -s
sestra'lod^ik [-trol-], -a], -ali
astrologic, -al, -ally

aestra'namik [-tro'n-], -al,

astronomic, -al, -ally

-all

ees'trainit|a*, -az, -ri astromet|er,

-ers, -ry
aes'Geuik, -al asthenic, -al
aesOi'naia asthenia
'%86ma ['aesfma] asthma
sesO'maetik [aest'm-], -s, -al, -ali
asthmatic, -s, -al, -ally
aesa'een [-'a:n] Assouan
sej", -iz 1) ash (A.), -es; 2) Ashe

Aahantee
'seXbain 1) Ashburne 2) Ashbourne
seX'^i'ti'

a'jBenti:

-s

'aejian, -z ascian, -a

Ashwell

'aeXwa' Ashworth
set at (strong form)
se'tsejei (ata'Je), -z attach^, -s
aet'baira Atbara

'aeteljei (ata'Jje) -z atelier,

aetes'teijan, -z attestation, -s
'aeta* attar
'aetabari Atterbury
'aetaklif Attercliffe

aetalaenta Atalanta
'aetam, -z atom, -s

'aetamaiz [-torn-], -iz, -iij, -d

atomiz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed

aetamai'zeiXan atomization

[-isa-]

'aBtamli [-torn-], -iz atom|y, -ies

'aetam|ist, -istg, -izm atomjist, -ists,

-ism
ieta'mistik [-torn-], -al,
atomistic, -al, -ally

-ali

'tetanbara 'seOalig
'ietsubsra Attenborough

2) Attfleld

'ffitila

-ed
-s

-iz, -ii), -d attitudinizje [-is|ej, -es, -ing, -ed

ieti'tjaidinaiza*, -z attitudinizer

eeti^a:di'nc3ri3n, -z attitudinarian, -s
Eeti'tjuidinal attitudinal

'ietkinsn Atkinson
'setkinz Atkins
aet'laentik
at'leentik Atlantic

Atlantis
Atlas

'setlbAra [-bara] Attleborough

'aetlas, -iz atlas (A.), -es

Attlee

aetmas'ferik, -al, -ali atmospheric, -al, -ally

'aetmasfla*, -z atmosphere, -s
set'maladsli, -ist, -ists atmolog|y,

-ists

= 'setam-

'setrahant attrahent
aetra'mentl atramental
'aetrapain [-piin] atropine
'aetrapizm atropism
setri'bjnijan, -z attribution, -s
'setribjnrt, -s attribute (s.), -s
'aetriant attrahent
'setjisan 1) Atchison; 2)
'aetwoita* Atwater
1)

Atwood;

Athole;
ieOa'Iaia Athaliah

'seOalig

seO'Iouu Athlone

Athos
aevaggaid

[sevog'g-] (ava'gard),,

[-6il-],

'seva'kuria* ['sevog'k-, 'sovant'k-]

(avaku'rje), -z avant-courier, -s
cevada'paiz avoirdupois
seva'keijan [-vo'k-], -z avocation,
-s

'SBvalainJ" [-lanS, "laj*]"] (ava'laiX),

-iz avalanche, -s

'sevant'kuria*
'aeva'kuria*
SBva'rAgkeit [-vi'r-], -s, -ig, -id
averruncat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
'sevarids, -iz, -ig, -d averag|e (s.
adj. v.), -es, -ing, -ed
'sBvaris avarice
aBTa'riJas, -li, -nis avaricious,
-ly, -ness
'sevaset I-vos-], -s avocet, -s

avid

= eivi'eijan aviation
= 'eivieita*,
avenue,
'aevinju:,
8Bro'keiJ"aii = seva'ksez as (adv.
{strong form)
= az'bseTi'siJan

setra'biljas atrabilious
'8etraf|i, -iz, -iii), -id atroph|y
(s. v.), -ies, -ying, -led

1)

-ali athletic,

'seBas

'sevid

Atall

'setwud

-al,

'%tl8BS ['setlas]

'%eal

-s,

-al,

-z avant-garde, -s

[iser], -s

'seto;!

-s

-ally
aeO'letisizm athleticism
'aedliit, -s athlete, -s

%ti'Qu:dinaiz,

-ist,

seOletik,
-s,

'8Btitja:d, -z attitude, -s

'aetom-

^thel-

Athens

'aeOinz

'wtisizm, -z atticism,

'aetli

2)

Athanasian
Athanasius
seOi'ni-am, -z Athenaeum,

'setisaiz, -iz, -ig, -d atticiz|e [-is|e],

iet'lsentis

Athelstan;

aeda'neij'ias

atimy

-es, -ing,

1)

stan
seOa'neiJ'iaii

Attica
Attila

'eetimi

'sestjarait

Athelney
^thelred

'sBOalred
'teOalstau

'sBtik, -s attic (A.), -s

'aetika

'feOalni

'eeOdlni

aeta'Tistik atavistic

'aetarizm atavism
'ietfl:ld 1) Atfield;

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-z

Attwood
AthoU

atheling

(A.),

-z

-z

-s

conj.)

aez'b-

'aezbari Asbury
aeza'raia Azariah

'aezima azyma
'sezimaO, -s azimuth, -s
8ezi'iajn:0al

Acheson

2)
2)

'sevieita*, -z

azimuthal

se'zont ['8Bzont] azote

ae'zatik azotic
'aeztek, -s Aztec, -s

'sesa*

['SBSJwa*],

rarely

['eisjwa*] azure
'segiMarait ['sesjuar-,
azurite

'ei^s*

'aezjuar-]

a: 'Amba*

'Ambal

a: ur, er (interj.)

A'breid,
'Ada*, -z

etc.

= Ap'breid,

etc.

udder, -s
C'ASa*, -z other, -s
'Adawaiz otherwise

'Agl|i,

-i9*,

-faid ug-lying, -fied

Aglifl'keiXan ugliflcation

Uxbridge

'Aksita*, local pron. of A'taksita*

Ulfilas
'Alids ullage

'Alfllaes
'Alii)

uUing

-!:,

-az uln|a,

'Alsa*, -z, -d ulcer,

-as

-se,

-s,

Alsa'rei/^n ulceration,
'Alsareit, -s, -ii),
-es, -ing, -ed

-ed
-s

-id ulcerat|e,

geous,

-s

-ly,

-a,

-11,

'

-nis

umbra-

-ness

Am'breljan, -z umbration,
'Ambreltld umbrated
Am'brela, -z umbrella, -s
Am'bret, -s umbrette, -s
'Ambra, -z, -1 umbra, -s, -1

'Ambrll, -z umbril, -s
'AmfraTil- Umfreville
'Ampaia*, -z, -rii), -d
~(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed

Au-

ultimatum,

-z

um-

Am'bounL'z umbo,

Am'breidsas,

'Alsaras ulcerous
'Alsta*, -z, -d ulster (U.), -s, -ed
Al'tiaria*, -11 ulterior, -ly

Alti'meitam,

-z,

'Ambrlds umbrage
'Ambria, -n, -nz Umbria,
Am'brlfaras umbriferous

Al'meijas ulmaceous
'Almas ulmus
'Aln|a,

'Ambou,

-fies,

'Aksbrid5

-s

umbones

'Aglilfai, -faiz, -faiii|,

li|iy,

umbel,

'Ambl, -z umble,
ugl|y,

-iness

-ier, -iest,

[-bel], -z

Am'bilik, -al umbilic, -al

Am'bilikAS [Ambi'laikas], -iz
bilicus, -es

-inis

-iist,

'Ambal An'Atarabl

26

-s

-n, -na

umpir|e

un-

Large numbers of compounds

may be formed by prefiamg Anto other words.
The spelling of
any which are not given in the

-s

'Altimou ultimo

following pages may be ascertained by referring to the simple

'Altra- ultra-

word.

'Altimit, -11 ultimate, -ly

Nv/merous compound adjectives may he formed by prefixing

Altra- to adjectives. It is unnecessary to give these words here.
These compounds have double
stress,

'Altra'fsejanabl
[-Ji^a-] ultrafashionable.
When such adjectives are used
as substantives they keep the
double stress.
The two loords
e.

g.

Altrama'riin ultramarine

Altra'manteln ultramontane
are no longer felt to be com-

pounds.

transcription
the prefix

An'a:m,

umber,

-s,

-y

An- indicates that

maybe
-z, -ii),

stressed or not.

-d unarm,

-s,

-ing, -ed

An'ainsad unanswered
An'a:nsai'abl unanswerable
An'aiskt unasked
O'Anal'dial unideal
AnaeksAnaks-

'An'sBktid

unacted
-11

unambiguous,

-ly

Ansesa'telnjabl, -d unascertain|able, -ed

An'Atarab|l, -11, -Inls unutterab|le, -ly, -leness

[ous, -se
-z, -ri

commonly with single stress. The

Ansem'bigjnas,

'Alrastan Ulverstone
'Alzwaita* UUswater
Ambe'lifar|a8, -i: umbellifer-

'Amba*,

The rarer loords are all pronounced with double stress, less

An'ba:*

An'dAn

An'bo:*

-z, -rig,

-d unbar,

27

'Andeit

'AndeklonSiii

An'baiast unbiassed
Anl'baind, -'baindz, -'baindii),
-'bannd unlbind, -binds, -bind-

'Andeit undate
'Andeitid undated {wavy)
'An'deitid undated (not datect)
^Aii'dekagsn, -z undecagon, -s
'Anda*, -z under (s. adj. adv.

ing, -bound
'An'baund unbound (not bound)
An'banndid unbounded

'AudaJ'bai, -'baiz, -'baiig, -'bait

underlbuy,
-buys,
-buying,

-a,

-ring, -red

unbalanc|e,
-ed
Anbsep'taizd unbaptized
An'bAkjl, -Iz, -^g [-lig], -Id unbuck|le, -les, -ling, -led
An'bAtjn. -nz, -fig [-nig], -nd
unbuttjon, -ons, -oning, -oned
An'ben|d, -dz, -dig, -did, -t unben|d, -ds, -ding, -ded, -t
^An'berid unburied
An'bearsb |1, -li, -Inis uubearab|le,
An'bselans,

-iz, -ig, -t

-es, -ing,

prep.), -s

-bought
'Anda'bid,

-z,

-ig

underbid,

-s,

-ding

'AndabrAj underbrush
'Andabred underbred
'Aadaj'dAn,

-'dAZ, -'did under|done, -does, -did (/"row underdo)

'Anda'drest under-dressed
'Anda'drivn under-driven

-'dro:z,

'Audal'dra:,
-'drn:,

-'dram

-'dro:ig,

under|draw,

-ly, -leness
An'b3:d|n, -nz, -^ig [-nig], -nd
unburdfen, -ens, -ening, -ened
An'bi:tn unbeaten

-draws, -drawing, -drew, -drawn

'Andaj'dn:, -dAz, -'du'ig, -'did,
-'dAn under|do, -does, -doing,

An'bidn unbidden
^Anbi'kAmig, -li, -nis unbecom-

'Andal'fiid,

ing, -ly, -ness

Anbiliif f'Anbil-] unbelief

Anbi'lirra* ['Anbil-], -z unbeliever,

-done
-'fl:dz,

-'flidig,

-'fed

under|f eed, -feeds, -feeding, -fed

Anda'fut underfoot

'Andaga:mant, -s undergarment, -s
Andaj'gon,
-'gouz,
-'gortig,
-'went, -'go'n unQer|go, -goes,
-going, -went, -gone
Anda'graedjnit, -s undergradu-

-a

Anbi'liiyabl unbelievable
Anbi'li.'Tlg

-did,

unbelieving

Anbi'noan unbeknown

ate, -8

An'biznislaik unbusiness-like
An'blAjig, -li unblushing, -ly

'Andegraund underground (s.atW.)

An'blemi/t unblemished
An'bli;t/t unbleached

^Anda'grannd underground (adv.)

'AndagrouO undergrowth
'Audahsend underhand
Anda'taaandid, -li, -nis underhanded, -ly, -ness
'Andahil Underbill

An'boult,

-8, -ig, -id

-ing, -ed

'An'b:n
'An'bort

unborn
unbought

'AH'bsild unboiled

AB'braidld unbridled

unbolt,

(U.)

-s,

'Andakaist, -s undercast, -s
'AndakAla*. -z under-colour,

-s

'Anda'kAlad under-coloured
An'broukan unbroken
An'bazam, -z, -ig, -d unbosom, 'AsdakArant, -s undercurrent,
-s,

-ing, -ed

'AndakAt,
'Anda'kAt,

-s

undercut (.), -s
-s, -ig undercut (adj.

-s

O'Andai'dsestid undigested
v.), -s, -ting
Au'daiig, -li undying, -ly
'Anda,kla:k, -s under-clerk, -s
'Andai'lj'nitid undiluted
'Andaklei uuderelay
An'dantid, -li undoubted, -ly
'Andaklif, -s undercliff, -s
'An'daemidsd undamaged
An|'dAn, -'dAz un|done, -does 'Anda'klondd underclothed
'Andaklon5ig underclothing
(jfrom undo)

'Andakloiidi!

Anda'rAn

28

'Andakloudz underclothes
'Andskout, -s undercoat, -s
'Andakro'ft, -S undercroft,
A.nd8|'lai,

'lein

-'laiz,

-'lalii),

under|lie,

-lies,

Anda'reit,

-s

-lei,
-lying,

!>.),

-es,

-z,

underline (s.), -s
-ii), -d underlin|e

-ing, -ed

'Attdalei, -z

'Andai-'estimit, -s underestimate
(),

-z

Andalain,

underrat|e,
-ed
'Andar'estimeit, -8,-ig, -idunderestimat|e (v.), -es, -ing, -ed

underlay

-s

'Andariks'poujz, -ziz, -zig, -zd,

-3a* under-expo|se, -ses, -sing,
-sed, -sure

(.),

-s

Attda lei, -leiz, -leiig, -leid under lay (v.), -lays, -laying, -laid
'Anda let, -s, -ii) underlet, -s, -ting
'And3li:s, -iz underlease, -s
'Aodaliniii underlinen
'ABdalig, -z underling, -s
Anda'main, -z, -ig, -d undermin|e, -es, -ing, -ed
'Anda'maen, -z, ii|, -d undermau,
-s, -ning, -ned

^Anda'menjand ['Andsm-] under

mentioned
Anda'mestikeitid
mesticated

-s, -ig, -id

-es, -ing,

-lay, -lain

'Anda lain,

^Auda'reit Anda'teikiq

[-do'in-]

undo-

'Audamoust undermost
,And3'ni:6 underneath

Anda'ritn underwritten! /V-omun'Auda'rout underwrote / derwrite

'Anda'rait underwrought
'Andarn:f, -s under-roof, -s
Anda'sain, -z, -ig, -d undersign,
-s,

-ing, -ed

'Andasaind undersigned
'Anda'saizd undersized

(s.)

'Anda'sekratarji, -iz, -ij"ip, -ijips

undersecretar|y, -ies, -yship,
-yships
'Andal'sel, -'selz, -'selig, -'sould
under] sell, -sells, -selling, -sold
^Anda'skaia*, -z, -rig, -d underscorje, -es, -ing, -ed
'Andaska:t, -s underskirt, -s
'AndasliiT, -z undersleeve, -s

Anda| 'steend, -'stsendz, -'stsendig,

-'stud
under|stand,
-stands,
'Anda'peimant underpayment
-standing, -stood
'And3'pi:pld underpeopled
Anda'stsendabl understandable
Anda'pin, -z, -ig, -d underpin, Auda'stseudig understanding (s.)
-s, -ning, -ned
'AudastAdji, -iz, -iig, -id under'Andaplei underplay (s.)
stud|y (s. v.), -ies, -ying, -ied
'Anda'plei, -z, -ig, -d underplay 'Anda'steit, -s^ -ig, -id under(v.), -s, -ing, -ed.
stat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
'Andaplat, -s underplot, -s
'Anda'steitment, -s understate'Auda'praiz, -iz,
ment, -s
"J -ig, -d underpriz|e, -es, -ing, -ed
'Anda'stokt understocked
'Auda'preiz, -iz, ig, -d under- 'Andastrsep|a*, -az, -ig underprais|e, -es, -ing, -ed
strapp|er, -ers, -ing
[-a
Anda'prap, -s, -ig, -t underprop, 'Auda,8treit|am, -a under8trat|um,
-s, -ping, -ped
Anda'stad understood {from un'Anda'raip under-ripe
derstand)
Andal'rait ['Anda|r-],
-raits, 'Anda'/erif, -s undersheriff, -s
-'raitig, -'rout, -'ritn under]
'Anda/ait, -s undershirt, -s
write, -writes, -writing, -wrote, 'Anda/at undershot
-written
'Anda'taim, -d undertime, -d
'Audaraita*, -z underwriter, -s
Andal'teik, -.'teiks, -'teikig, -tuk,
'Andar'sekt, -s, -ig, .id underact,
-'teikan
under|take,
-takes,
-s, -ing, -ed
-taking, -took, -taken
AndaJ'rAn, -'rAnz, -'rAnig, -'rsen 'Andateika*, -z undertaker, -s
under|run, -runs, -running, -ran Anda'teikig, -z undertaking
(s.),-8
'Andal'pei, -'peiz, -'peiii|, -'peid
under|pay, -pays, -paying, -paid
_

'

-Anda'tenansi An'disiplind

'Anda'tenan8|i, -iz underteijancly,

-ies

'Anda'tenant, -s undertenant, -s
'Andatint, -s undertint, -s
'Andatonn, >z undertone, -s
'Anda tjoitts, -iz undercharge (s.),
-s

'Anda'tjaids, -iz, -ig, -d underchargje (v.), -es, -ing, -ed

Anda'tuk un'dertook (from undertake)

Anda'went underwent {from undergo)

'Andawsa* underwear
'Andawaik underwork
'Anda'waik,
(v.),

-B,

-s, -ii), -t

(s.)

underwork

-ing, -ed

Andawaika*,

-z

underworker

ordinate worker),

(sm6-

-s

'Andajyaild under-world (U.)

'Andawii), -z underwing,

'Andawud underwood

-s

(U.)

'Anda'vsellju', -jn-z, -jn-ii), -ju-d

underval|ue, -ues, -uing, -ued

'AndeTseljn'eiJ'an, -z undervaluation, -8

'AndaTest, -s underveat, -s
An'diivieitip, -li, undeviating, -ly
An'did undid (from undo)
'Andi'dsestid undigested
Andi'faild undefiled
Andi'faind undefined
Andi'fainabl undefinable
An'dignifaid undignified
'Andi'ljurtid undiluted

Andi'mini/t undiminished
Andi'manstratiT undemonstrative
Andi'naiabjl,

-li undeniab|le, -ly

'Andinami'neiJIanl [-i^^], -analizm
[-nalizm, -i^Iizm] undenominati|onal, -onalism
Andi'saidid, -li, -nis undecided,

-ly, -ness

Andi'saiforabl undecipherable
Andi'saisiT undecisive
Andi'seigal undecennial
Andi'8a:nii) [-i'za:-] undiscerning
'Aiidis'gaizd undisguised
Andi'siiY, -z, -ig, -d undeceiv|e,

-ed
An'disiplind undisciplined
-es, -ing,

29

'Andis'hAst 'An'dreipt

'Andis'kAst undiscussed

'Andis'kAvad undiscovered
Andis'kATarabjI, -li undiscoverab|le, -ly

A.]idi8'kraibabl undescribable

'Audis'meid undismayed

Andis'ponzd undisposed
Andis'pju:tid undisputed
|Andi8'ta:b{d, -idli, -idnis undigturb|ed, -edly, -edness
Andis'tii)g>riJ'ab|l, -li, -Inis undistinguishab|le, -ly, -leness

'Andis'tiggwijt undistinguished
'Andis'tiijfctiv undistinctive
'Andis'treektid undistracted
Andis'tjaidsd undischarged
Andi'ta:d undeterred
Andi'ta:min|d, -abl undetermin|ed, -able
'Anditaimi'neiJ'an
undetermination
Andi'taiminit, -li, -nis undeterminate, -ly, -ness
Andi'vaidid, -li, -nis undivided,
-ly, -ness
(Andi'velapt undeveloped
'Andizaiara'biliti undesirability
Andi'zaiarabll, -li, -Inis undesirab]le, -ly, -leness
Andi'zain|d, -idli, -idnis undesign|ed, -edly, -edness
Andi'za:nig undiscerning
Andi'za:v{d, -idli, -idnis undeserv|ed, -edly, -edness
^Audi'zaiyig, -li undeserving, -ly
'Andi'zolvd undissolved
An'djn;, -nis undue, -ness
jAndjn'leiJan, -z undulation, -s
'An^jnlcit; '^f 'iO? 'iH^i; 'i^ undulat|e, -es, -ing, -ingly, -ed
undulatjive,
'Andjuleit|iv,
-ari
-ory
An'djn:li unduly
'An'djnrti|fMl, -fnli [-fali], -flnis
undutijful, -fully, -fulness

Audo'mestikeitid
'

undomestica-

ted

An'damtid,

-li,

-nis undaunted,

-ly, -ness

An'dak,

-s,

-ig,

-t

-ing, -ed

'Au'dreipt

undraped

undock,

-s,

An'dremt

'Ana'fektid

30

An'dremt [-mpt] undreain|t, -ed

{of)

An'dres,

-iz, -ij, -t

-es, -ing,

undress

[s.v.),

-ed

'Andres undress {adj)

An'driimd undreamed {of)
^An'dn:, -'dAz, -'du'ig, -'did, -'dAn
un|do, -does, -doing, -did, -done
An'do'a, -z undoer, -s

An'du'iii

undoing

(s.)

An'dsAst, -li, -nisunjust, -ly, -ness

Au'dgAstifaiabll, -li, -Inis uniustiflabjle, -ly, -leness

ina'fektid An'feilig

Ane'fektid, -li, -nis unaffected

(without affectation), -ly, -ness
,An3'fendig [-no'f-] unoffending
^Ana'fensiv [-no'f-] unoffensive
'Ana'fljal [-no'f-] unofficial
Ana'kauntabjl, -li, -nisunaccountab|le, -ly,

-leness

^Ano'kAmpanid unaccompanied
^Ana'kAstamd unaccustomed
'Anak'sentid unaccented
'Anak'nolidsd unacknowledged
Anok'septabl [-nsek-], -nis unacceptable, -ness

ungenerous, -ly

'Ana'kweintid unacquainted
Au'dsentjl, -li, -Inis ungentjle, Ana'lanabl unallowable
-ly, -leness
^Ans'loid unalloyed
Au'dsentlmanlji, -inis ungentle- 'Ana'nannst unannounced
manl|y, -iness
An3'pi:zlobl, -d unappeas|ab]e, -ed
'An'dsiinial [-nj3l] ungenial
Ana'plaid unapplied
^Ano'pouzd [-no'p-] unopposed
O An'eibl unable
An'eidid unaided
'An3'pri:Xi3bl unappreciable
6 An'edifaiii) unedifying
Ana'priijieitid unappreciated
Au'edjakeitid uneducated
Ana'proupri|eitid, -it unapproAn'endig unending
pri|ated, -ate
Au'entapraizii) unenterprising
Ana'prontjabll, -U, -Inis unap^An'enyiabl unenviable
proachab|le, -ly, -leness
O'An'amd unearned
Ana'pront/t unapprOached
An'e.'rii), -li, -nis unerring, -ly,
Ana'seilabl unassailable
-ness
Ana'sistid unassisted
(An'a:0, -s. -ig, -t unearth, -s,
Ana'sjnimii) unassuming
An'dsenaras,

-li

-ing, -ed
An'3:01|i, -inis unearthl|y, -iness

Ana'beeXt unabashed
Ansfo'dsekjansbll [-Xijia-],

^Ana'teinabl unattainable
-li

un-

objectionabjle, -ly

Ana'beitid unabated
^Ana'bridsd unabridged

Ansb'strAktid unobstructed
Anab'truisiv, -li, -nis unobtrusive, -ly, -ness

Anab'zaivld,
-idll
unobserv|ed,
-edly
,An3b'z3:Y3n|s, -t unobservan|ce, -t

Ans'dAltsreitid unadulterated

Ana'doind unadorned
Aned'vaizd unadvised
Anadvaiza'biliti unadvisability
Anad'raizabl, -nis unadvisable,
-ness

Anad'vaizidli unadvisedly
Ana'fektid unaffected (not influenced)

Ana'Xeimd unashamed
unattached

A.na'tsetJ't

Ana'temptid unattempted
Ana'tendid unattended
Ana'testid unattested
A.na'trsektiT,

-li,

-nis unattrac-

tive, -ly, -ness

Ana'wsa*,

-z

unaware,

-s

Ana'Teilii| unavailing, -ly

Ana'vaidabll, -li, -Inis unavoidabl|e, -ly, -leness

O ,An'fo:s|n,
unfast|en,

-nz, -niij [-^lig], -nd

-ens, -ening, -ened

An'faundid unfounded
An'feedamab|l, -li, -Inis unfathomab|le, -ly, -leness

An'feeOamd unfathomed
An'f8eJ"anabl[-J"^ia-]unfashionable
An'feidii) unfading
An'feilii), -li, -nis unfailing, -ly,

An'feind Au'frendli
Aii'fein|d, -idli, -idnis
-edly, -ednesa

unf eignjed,

An'feieifMl, -fuU [-feli], -tulnis

unfaithlful, -fully, -fulness
An'felTarabll, -li, -Inis unfavourab|le, -ly, -leness
'An'fed unfed
'An'felt unfelt
An'feta*, -z, -rig, -d unfetter, -s,
-ing, -ed
An'fsa*, -li, -nis unfair, -ly, -neas
An'f3:l, -z, -ii), -d unfurl, -s, -ing,
-ed
'An'fainijt unfurnished

Anfa'getabl
Anfa'giTsbl

An'friikwant An'heziteitii)

31

unforgettable
[-fo'g-] unforgiveable
Anf3'giT{ii) [-fo'g-], -an unfor[-fo'g-]

An'tri:kw3nt,

-li unfrequent,
Anfri'kwentid unfrequented

A.n'fi'ok,

An'flks, -iz,

An'fru:t|fMl, -full [-fall], -fwlnis

unfruit|fui, -fully, -fulnesa
Anful'flld unfulfilled
An'gaidid, -li, -nis unguarded,
-ly, -ness

An'gaidid unguided
An'gann, -z, -ig, >d ungown,

-ii|,

-t unfix, -es, -ing,

'Anflla'soflk^al [-a'zo-], -all, -lnis

unphilosophicjal, -ally, -alneas

An'flJjal, -i unfilial, -ly

An'ttni/t unfinished
An'flt, -s, -ig, -id unfit (v.), -a,
-ting, -ted
An'flt, -li, -nis unfit (adj.), -ly, -ness
^An'fltii|,

-li

An'flsegii)

unfitting (adj.), -ly

unflagging

-s,

-ing, -ed

An'gATand ungoverned
-Ii, -nis ungoyernab|le, -ly, -leness
An'geinl|i, -inis ungainl|y, -iness

An'gAV9n8b|l,

An'gaid, -z, -ig, -id,

gird,

-ed

-s,

-ing, -ed

giv|ing, -en

'Anfs'gatn [-fo'g-] unforgotten

'Anfa'mentid unfermented
^Anfa'milja*, -li unfamiliar, -ly
'Anfamili'ffiriti unfamiliarity
An'flilii), -11, -nis unfeeling, -ly,
-ness

-ig, -t unfrock,

-s,

-ly

-s,

An'gait un-

-ing, -ed, ungirt

'An'glATd ungloved
^An'gleizd unglazed
An'gloirias unglorious
An'glu:, -z, -ig, -d unglue, -a,
-ing, -d
An'g3dl|i, -ia*, -list, -inis ungodl|y, -ier, -ieat, -iness
'An'gotn ungotten

An'grAdsig,

-li

ungrudging,

-ly

An'greislfMl. -full [fall], -fulnis

ungrace|ful, -fully, -fulness
An'greijas, -li, -nis ungracious,
-ly, -ness
An'greitjful, -full [fall], -fulnis
ungrate|ful, -fully, -fulness

An'lia:md

unharmed

An'Iia:nig, -iz, -ig, -t unharness,

-es, -ing, -ed
Au'hanz, -iz, -ig, -d unhous|e,
-es, -ing, -ed

^An'flseterig, -li unflattering, -ly

'An'fledsd unfledged
An'flintJ'iil, -li, -nis unflinching,
-ly, -ness
^An'fonld, -z, -ii), -id unfold, -a,
-ing, -ed
Anfo'gAnfa'gAn'fa'ltarii), -li unfaltering, -ly

AnI'haeg, -'lisegz, -'hsegig, -'hAg

'An'fo:md unformed
Anf3:'si:|3bl, -ig, -n unf orsee|able,

Au'hsepli,

An'faitifaid unfortified
An'fo.'t/anit [-t/ifit], -li, -nis un-

fortunate, -ly, -ness

'An'freimd unframed
-inesB

An'hsempad unhampered
An'hsend, -z, -ig, -id unhand,

-inis

unfriendljy,

-s,

-ing, -ed

un|hang, -hangs, -hanging, -hung

-ia*,

unhapply,

-ing, -n

An'frendl|i,

An'hselond unhallowed

-list,

-ill,

-inis

-ier, -lest, -ily, -iness

unhatched
An'hAg unhung (not hung)

'An'hsetjt

An'helO|i,

-ia*,

-list,

-ili,

-inis

unhealth|y, -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness

An'heziteitig, -li, unhesitating,
-ly

An'haid

^Ani'msedsinatJY

32

^Ani'msedsind

^An'jmst

An'haid unheard {of)

^Ani'meedgind unimagiued
a 'Anim'biBrast unembarrassed
hearing, etc.)
Anl'monjlanl ['T^\], -anali [-^ali]
unemoti onal, -onally
'An'hsit unhurt
An'hi:d|id, -ij unheed|ed, -ing
Anim'pead unimpaired
An'hinds, -iz, -ig, -d unhing|e, Anira'piitjabll, -11, -li
Inls unim-es, -ing, -ed
peachab le, -ly, -leness
'An'histarik, -al unhiatoric, -al
Anlm'plol d, -mant unemploy|ed.
An'hitJ, -iz, -ig, -t unhitch, -es,
-ment
'Aii'liaid

unheard

[not granted

-ing, -ed

An'hjuimsn

'Anim'p9:tan|s, -t unimportan|ce,
[

An'cjn:-]

unhuman

,An'houl{i, -inis unholly, -iness

An'honlsam, -li, -nis unwholesome, -ly, -ness

An'houpt unhoped

{for)

An'hais, -iz, -ig, -t unhorsje, -es,

-ing, -ed

An'hnk,

-s,

-ig,

-t

unhook,

-s,

An'iikwal,

-i,

-nis, -d unequal,

-ly, -ness, -led

^An'iitaU, -nig uneatable, -ness

An'i:tn uneaten
An'iivn, -11, -nis uneven, -ly,-ness
An'i:z|i,

-ia*

[-ja*],

-list

[-jist]

uneasly, -ier, -iest

Ani:zi!li, -nis uneasijly, -ness

O'Anidia'meetik [-dio'm-, -dje'm-]

unidiomatic
Anig'za:mpld unexampled
Anig'zoistid unexhausted

-ness

Anln'strAktld uninstructed
Anln'/nad uninsured
Anln'telidsant, -11 unintelligent,
-ly
'Anlntelidsi'blliti [-dsa'b-J unintelligibility
^Anin'telidslbjl [-dsab-], -11 un-

Anin'ten/|anl

[-^J], -anali [-^all]

unintentilonal, -onally
Anlnta'mitii|, -11 un intermitting,

-ly

^Anlnta'rAptld,

-11

uninterrupted,

-ly

Aniks'paiad unexpired
Aniks'pektld, -11, -nis unexpected, -ly, -ness

An'lntrlstld [-tares-] uninteres-

ted
An'intrlstli) [-tares-]

Anlks'piarlanst unexperienced
Anlk8'pla:d unexplored
^Anlks'ponzd unexposed
Anlks'presjil)], -It unexpress|ible,
-ive

Anrkwlvak{9l,

^Anin'kAmbad unencumbered
^Anin'klonzd unenclosed
^Anin'laitnd unenlightened
'Anin'spaiad uninspired

intelligib|le, -ly

Anik'sepXenab;! [-/Jiia-], -li, -Inls

unexceptionab]le, -ly, -leness
Anik'sepjianl [-/i^J], -anall [-^all]
unexcepti|onal, -onally
Anik8'kjn:zabl, -nis unexcusable,

-all,

quivocal, -ly, -ness

'Ani'lektld un elected
,Anl'maed3inab|l, -li,

-alnls une-

-Inis

uni-

maginabl|e, -ly, -leness

Ani'maedsinatlY, -nis unimaginative, -ness

able, -ness

Anin'heebltld uninhabited

-ing, -ed

-t

'Anin'dHnd unendowed
Anln'djuarabl unendurable
An'lndsad uninjured
^An'lnfluanst uninfluenced
'Anln'fa:md uninformed
Anin'hsebltabl, -nis uninhabit-

uninteresting
Anin'Tait|id, -ig uninvit|ed, -ing
"An'lggliJ" un-english
Anl'senJ'al unessential
Anl'Tent|fMl, -full [fall], -fttlnls
unevent|ful, -fully, -fulness
O'Aqjan, -z, -1 onion, -s, -y
An'jlildlg, -li, -nis unyielding,
-ly, -ness
'An'jonk, -s, Ig, -t unyoke, -es,
-ing, -ed

^An'juist

unused

{not accustomed)

,An'Jn;zd ^Ankan'testabl
A]i'ju:zd 1) unused {not
of);
2) less common
'An'JDist

An'juisual,
-nesB

-i,

33

^tnkan'tcstld 'Ankrl'elt

made use ^Ankan'testid uncontested

form of Ankan'strein|d, -idli unconstrain-

-nls unusual, -ly,

|ed, -edly
^Ankan'trouIab|l,

-li, -Inis
controllab|le, -ly, -leness

un-

O.An'kaind, -a*, -ist, -li, -nis ^Ankan'trould uncontrolled

unkind, -er, -est, -ly, -ness
'AnkanTenJ'a'nelit{i, -Iz, unconAn'kauntid uncounted
ventionalit|y, -les
An'keendid, -li, -nis uncandid, Ankan'venJ'an^ [-JvH unconven-ly,

-ness

Aii'kien|i,

tional
-la*,

-list,

-Hi, -inis

uncann|y, -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness

'An'kAled uncoloured
^An'kAltireitid uncultivated
An'kAltJad uncultured
,AnkAm'eet3bl uncomeatable
An'kAinfotabjl, -li, -Inis uncomfortab|le, -ly, -leneas
-Iz, -lii) [-^g], -Id uncoup|le, -les, -ling, -led, -Id

An'kAp|I,

'An'kAt uncut
^An'kATa*, -z, -rig, -d uncover,
-s, -ing, -ed

An'kempt unkempt
'An 'kept

unkept

^Aii'kead uncared (for)

,An'ka:l, -z, -ig, -d uncuil, -s,
-ing, -ed

'Anka'lektid uncollected
'Anka'ma:Xal uncommercial

Anka'mjuinikeitid uncommunicated
Anka'mjninikeitir [-kat-], -nis
uncommunicative, -ness
Anka'ngn:nikabl uucommimicable

Ankam'panndid uncompounded
Ankam'pleinii),
'

-11

uncomplain-

ing, -ly

'Ankan'diXlanI [-ifl], -anal! [-^ali],

-anfnis [-j^^nis] unconditijonal,
-onally, -onalness
Ankan'dsiinial [-njal] uncongenial

Ankan'ra:tibl [-tabl] unconvertible

'Ankan'va:tid unconverted
Anka'rApt, -li, -nis uncorrupt,
-ly,
ness

Anka'robareitid uncorroborated
An'kla:sp, -8, -ii), -t unclasp,
-ing, -ed
,An'klandid unclouded

-s,

'An'kleimd unclaimed
An'klenli, -nis unclean! |y, -iness
^An'kliin, -nis unclean, -ness
'An'klonod unclothed
An'klouz, -iz, -ig, -d unclos|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
An'koid, -z, -ig, -id uncord,
-ing, -ed
An'ko:k, -s, -ig, -t uncork,
-ing, -ed
An'kaild uncalled (for)
An'kaflnd uncoffined
An'kail, -z, -ig, -d uncoil,
-ing, -ed

-s,

-s,

-e,

An'kaman, -nis uncommon, -ness

An'kamanli uncommonly
^Ankampli'mentari uncomplimentary
An'kampramaizig, -li, -nis uncompromising, -ly, -ness
,An'kansikreitid uuconsecrated
Ankonsti'tjuiJianl

-anali

[-Tf-W,

[-^ali] unconstituti|onal, -onally

An'kan^anab|l [-J^a-],

-li,

-Inis

uncon8cionab|le, -ly, -leness

An'kanjas, -li, -nis unconscious,

'Anka'nektid unconnected
-ly, -ness
'Ankan'fazmd unconfirmed
'Ankantra'diktid uncontradicted
^Ankan'kloisir unconclusive
An'kagkad unconquered
'Anka'nanikal uncanonical
Ankan'sain, -d, -idli, -Idnis un- An'kagkarabjl, -li, -Inis unconquerab|le, -ly, -leness
concern, -ed, -edly, -edness
'An'kraund uncrowned
'Aokan'sidad unconsidered
'Ankri'eit, -id uncreate, -d
Ankan'testabl uncontestable
Klohaelis & Jones, Phonetic Dictionary.

^Aii'kristjait

^An'lak

Ankrisljan

34

[-t/en], -li unchrist-

^An'kritik|9l, -all uncritic|al,-ally

'An'krD'St uncrossed
An'kuiO, -li, -nls uncouth, -ly,
-ness

'An'knkt uncooked
An'kwaiat, -li, -nig unquiet,

-ly,

-ness

An'kwenfjabl unquenchable
An'kTrestJTI^nd, -anig [-i^ig] unquesti|oned, -oning
An'kwestJanabll [-tji^a-], -11, -Inis
unquestionab|le, -ly, -leness

An'kwalifaid unqualified
OAn'laik, -nis unlike, -ness

'An'laisanst unlicensed
jAn'lseJ, -iz, -ig, -t unlash, -es,
-ing, -ed
An'lselX, -iz, -ig, -t unlatch, -es,
-ing, -ed
An'lAk|i, -la*, -list, -Hi, -inis
unluckfy, -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness

'An'lATig unloving
'An'lATl|i, -inis unloveljy,

-iness
An'leid, -z, -ig, -id unlad|e, -es,
-ing, -ed
An'leis, -iz, -ig, -t unlac|e, -es,
-ing, -ed
'An'led unled
An'les [an'les] unless
'An'letad unlettered

An'leynd unleavened
-s,

'An'lainid,

An'lnis, -iz, -ig, -t unloos|e, -es,

-ig,

-t [-d],

-t

un-

-ing, -ed, -t

-nis
(adj.), -ly, -ness
-li,

Aii'ln:s|n,

-nz,

-jgiig

[-nig],

-nd

unloos|en, -ens, -ening, -ened

An'lukt unlocked (for)

O'An'maikt unniarked
An'maisk, -s, -ig, -t unmask,

-s,

-ing, -ed

An'maindlful, -fall [-fali], -fulnis

unmind|ful, -fully, -fulness
'An'manntid unmounted
An'meen, -z, -ig, -d unman, -s,
-ning, -ned
An'meeualji, -inis unmannerl|y,
-iness

An'laikl|i, -ihud, -inis unlikel|y,

-ihood, -iness

-z,

An'mu:T9bl

-ing, -ed

ian, -ly

'An'la:n,
learn,

An'Inis

unlearned

'Anla'mentid unlamented
'Anli TJnley
An'limba*, -z. -rig, -d unlimber,
-s, -ing, -ed
Anlimitid unlimited
An'ligjk, -ks, -ktg, -Jet unlin|k,
-ks, -king, -ked
An'loud, -z, -ig, -id, -a*, -az unload, -s, -ing, -ed, -er, -ers
An'lo:|fMl, .full [-fali], -fwlnis
unlaw|ful, -fully, -fulness
An'lak, -s, -ig, -t unlock, -s, -ing,
-ed

An'meenidsabjl, -li, -Inis

manageab|le, -ly, -leness

un-

-list, -inis unmanl|y, -ier, -iest, -iness

'An'meerid unmarried
'An'msetXt unmatched
An'mAfjl, -Iz, -pg [-lig], -Id un-

A.n'meenl|i, -ia*,

muflflle, -les, -ling, -led

An'mAzjl, -Iz, -^g [-lig], -Id unmuzz|le, -les, -ling, -led

-'meiks,
-'meikig,
'Anl'meik,
-'meid un|make, -makes, -mak-

-made

ing,

An'menJiiLabl [-/na-], -z, -nis unmentionable, -s, -ness

An'meritid unmerited
Anme'Oadiksl
Anmi'Godikal

unmethodical
Anma'lestid [-mo'l-] unmolested
An'ma:gi{ftl, -full [-fali], -fMlnis
unmerci|ful, -fully, -fulness

An'mi:nig,
-ly,

-li,

-nis

unmeaning,

-ness

'An'mikst unmixed

An'miggld unmingled
Anmis'teikabll
takeab|le,

-ly,

-Inis unmis-leness

-li,

An'mitigeitid unmitigated
Annii|eadikal unmethodical
An'mjn:zik{9l, -all unmu8ic|al,
-ally

An'mai^nd [-'mnand] unmourned

An'madifaid unmodified
^An'mna*, -z, -rig, -d unmoor, -s,
-ing, -ed
A.n'mn:Td unmoved
[-nesa
An'mn:Tabl, -nis unmov(e)able.

^Aii'HietJttral

'Anpa-'Teitid

35

^inpa'foimd

^inpri'tendi

O An'nsetjur|al,

^Anpa'faimd unperformed

^An'nieTigabl unnavigable

'Anpa'Iait,
-ness

-all, -alnis unnatur|al, -ally, -alness

unnumbered

'Aii'iiAinbsd

'An'neimd unnamed
An'nesisar|i [-sag-], -ili, -inis unneces8ar|y, -ily, -iness
An'naiT, -z, -ig, -d unnerv|e, -es,
-ing, -ed

An'nouabl unknowable
unknowing,

An'nonii), -li, -nis

-ly, -ness

An'nonn unknown
An'noutist unnoticed
An'not, -s, -ig, -id unknot,

-s,

-ting, -ted

O'An'ound unowned
unordained

O Anai'deind

An'aidad unordered
An'a:ganaizd unorganized
An'a'ltad unaltered
^Ana'ltera'biliti unalterability
An'o'ltrab|l, -11, -Inis unalterab|le, -ly, -leness

Anai'Oentikeitid unauthenticated
An'a:eadaks, -i unorthodox, -y
An'a:6araizd unauthorized

An'akjupaid unoccupied

^An'ailtAn'alt^Anasten'teijas [-tan-], -li,

unostentatious, -ly, -ness

Anpaila'mentari [-li'm-] unparlia-

mentary
jAn'pailatid unpiloted
An'psek, -s, -ig, -t, -a*, -az un-s,

'An'piild unpeeled
'An'piast unpierced

An'pik,
-ed
An'pin,

-ing, -ed, -er, -era

-8, -ig, -t

-z, -ig,

unpick,

-s,

-ing,

-d unpin, -B,-ning,

-ned
An'pitid unpitied
An'pitiig, -ly unpitying, -ly
An'plaiabl unpliable
An'plset, -s, -ig, -id unplait, -s,
-ing, -ed
An'pleznt, -li, -nis unpleasant,
-ly, -ness
An'pli:zig, -li, -nis unpleasing,
-ly, -ness
Anpot'eiik|9l, -ali, -alnis unpoetic|al, -ally, -alness

An'palijt unpolished
^An'palitik [-lat-] unpolitic
^Anpapju'lseriti unpopularity

An'papjula*, -li unpopular, -ly

'An'praist unpriced
An'priektik|al, -ali unpractic|al,
'

-nis

Aii'pa:d^iab|l [-dna-], -li, -Inis

unpardonab|le, -ly, -lenesa

pack,

-nis unpolite, -ly,

Anpa'ljn:tid unpolluted
A.npa'8i:Y|abl, -d unperoeiv|able,
-ed

An'neibali unneighbourly

-li,

i)

-ally

An'priektist unpractised

An'predsudist unprejudiced
Anprepa'reiJ'an unpreparation
An'presldantid unprecedented
Anpra'dAktiv [-pro'd-], -li, -nis
unproductive, -ly, -ness
'Anpra'feX|an| [-n].J, -anali [-^^ali]
unprofess|ional, -ionally
'Anpra'hibitid unprohibited

An'peelatab|l [-lit-], -li, -Inis unpalatab|le, -ly, -leness

'Anpra'naunsabl unpronounceable
Anpra'pljas, -li, -nis unpropi-

An'pseraleld [-laid] unparalleled

Anpsetri'atik unpatriotic
'An'pAbliJt unpublished
[tuality
'An'pAni/t unpunished

Anpra'tektid unprotected
Anpra'vaidid unprovided
Anpra'voakjt ,-idli unprovok|ed,

'AnpAii&tju'seliti [-tju-]

An'pAgfc^ual [-tjual],
tual,

-i

unpuncunpunc-

-ly

'An'peid unpaid
'An'peiyd unpaved
Anpa''ta:bd unperturbed
'Anpa''va:tid unperverted

tious, -ly, -ness

-edly

Anpri'mediteitid unpremeditated
An'prinsipld [-sap-] unprincipled
Anpri'psad unprepared
Anpri'pearid|li, -nis unprepar[-ly

ed|ly, -ness

Anpri'tendig,

-li

unpretending,
3*

Anpri'tenjas, -nis unpretentious,

-ness

An'proflt8b|l, -li, -Inis uaprofitab|le, -ly, -leneas

unpromising

'An'pruiTd unproved
An'raip, -nis unripe, -ness
An'rait|fMl, -fnli [-fall], -fwlnis

unright|ful, -fully, -fulness

An'raitjas [-tjas], -11, -nis unrighteous, -ly, -ness
-8,

-t

-ii|,

unwrap,

Anri'lsekst unrelaxed
'Anri'leitid unrelated
Anri'lentii), -li, -nis unrelenting,
-ly, -nesa
'Anrl'llivd unrelieved

'Anri'membad unremembered
Anri'mitii),

-li,

-nis unremitting,

-ly, -nesa,

'Anri'peid unrepaid

Anri'pentant unrepentant

An'raivald unrivalled
^An'raep,

'Anri'kwaitid unrequited
^Anrl'kwestld unrequested
'Anrilaia'billti unreliability
^Anri'laiabl, -nis unreliable, -ness

Anpri'Tcntabl unpreventable
Anpri'zentabl unpresentable

jAn'promlsii)

'Anri'kwaitid 'An'sei

36

,Anpri'teiij39 'Anri'ko:did

-s,

-ping, -ped
An'rseT|9l, -lz, -^fl [-alii|1, -ld
unrav|el, -els, -elling, -elled

An'rtev^a* [-ala*], -z unraveller, -s

^in'rAfld unruffled

'An'red unread
An'redji, -Hi, -Inls unread|y, -ily,
iness

'Anri'psa*, -rabl unrepair, -able

'Anri'pi:ld unrepealed
'Anri'siivd unreceived
Anri'sta:ad unrestored
Anri'8trein|d, -idli, -idnis unrestrainjed, -edly, -edness
Anri'striktid, -li unrestricted, -ly
'Anri'tentiv unretentive
'An'ritn unwritten

An'redsistad unregistered
An'rekagnaizjabl, -d unrecogniz|able [-isa-], -ed

'Anri'waidid unrewarded

Au'rekand unreckoned

Anri'za:v|d, -idli, -idnis unreserv|ed, -edly, -edness

Anri'zistii), -11 unresisting, -ly
An'roub, -z, ig, -d unrob|e, -es.

An'rekansailabjl,

-11

unreconcil-

ab|le, -ly

An'rekansaild unreconciled
^Aureprrzentid unrepresented
'An'rest unrest
An'rest|fMl, -full [-fall], -fulnls
unrest|ful, -fully, -fulness
Au'restlg, -11, -nis unresting, -ly,
-ness
inra'meentik [-ro'm-], -all un-

romantic, -ally
^Anri''seliti, -iz

unrealit|y, -ies

^An'rildabl, -nis unreadable, -ness

An'rlizigiabll [-zna-] -li, -Inis uureasonabjle, -ly, -leness
An'riiz^ii) [-zniij] unreasoning
Anri'di:iii|abl, -d unredeem|able,

-ed

-ing, -ed
An'roul, -z,
-ing, -ed

An'ronp,

-ifl,

-s, -ifl,

-d
-t

unroll,

unrop|e,

-s.

-es.

-ing, -ed

'An'ra:t unwrought
An'ru:l|i, -ia*, -list, -inis unrul|y,
-ier, -iest, -iness
An'saitl|i, -ia*, -list, -inis unsightl|y, -ier, -iest, -iness
'An'saund, -li, -nis ['An'saunnis]

unsound, -ly, -ness

An'ssedl, -Iz, -l^ij [-lig], -Id un8add|le, -Ies, -ling, -led
An'ssenitari unsanitary

Anri'dsenarlt unregenerate
^An'rial unreal
^Auri'fiiind unrefined
'Anrl'faimd unreformed
'Anri'kauntid unrecounted
'Anri'kleiffld

Anri'vi:ld unrevealed
'Anri'vonkt unrevoked

unreclaimed

'Anri'ka:did unrecorded

'An'seeg/ctifaid unsanctified
'An'stetisfaid unsatisfied
,Ans%tis'feekt9r|i -llij -inis
satisfactorly, -ily, -iness
^An'sAlid unsullied

un-

'An|'sei, -'sezj -'seiifl, -'sedunlsay,

-says, -saying, -said

 ,An83s'piJ'88

^An'seif

37

jin'seif, -li, "iiis unsafe, -ly, -ness

^An'sellabl, -nis unsaleable, -ness
An'seiver|i, -ili, -inis unsavour|y,
-ily, -in ess
'An|'sed, -'sez unlsaid, -says

Ansek'tsorian, -izm unsectarian,

-ism
An'selflJ, -li, -nis unselfish, -ly,

-neas

'Ansenti'mentl unsentimental

Anseri'mounias [-njas], -li, -nis

unceremonious, -ly, -ness
^An'set|l, -Iz, -^i) [-lii)], -Id un8ett|le, -les, -ling, -lea
^An'sevad unsevered
^An'saikamsaizd uncircumcised

'Ansaikam'sisan uncircumcision
Ans3''inaunt9bl unsurmountable
An83''pa:s|abl, -t uasurpassjable,
-ed
An'sa:tn [-tin] uncertain
An's3:t9nt{i [-tin-], -iz uncertaint|y, -ies

An'83:tjab{l,

-li,

-Inis unsearcb-

ab|le, -ly, -leness

An'saivisabl unserviceable

Ansab'djuid unsubdued
^Ansab'dju'abl unsubduable
An83b'nii8ir, -li, -nis unsubmissive, -ly, -ness

Ansab'stsen/al unsubstantial
'Ansabstsenji'seliti unsubstantiality
Ansa'flstikeitid [-so'f-], -li, -nis
unsophisticated, -ly, -ness

'Ansak'ses unsuccess
Ansak'seslful, -fnli [-fall], -flnis
unsuccess|ful, -fully, -fulness
Ansa'lisitid [-so'l-] unsolicited
Ansa'maunt-, Ansa'po:8-= Ansa:)insa'pa:tab|l/ -li, -Inis unsupportab|le, -ly, -leness
'Ansa'poitid unsupported
'Ansasepti'biliti [-ta'b-] unsusceptibility
^Ansa'septibl [-tabl] unsusceptible
Ansas'pektid, -li, -nis unsuspected, -ly, -ness
Anses'pektiii, -11, -nis unsuspecting, -li, -ness
Ansas'pi/as, -li, -nis unsuspicious, -ly, -ness

,ttt'gi:ifl

An'speart^)

An'8i:ig unseeing
^An'siil, -z, -ig,

-d unseal,

-s,

-iug,

-ed
An'8i:ml|i, -inis unseeml|y, -iness
An'siin unseen
An'si:sii|, -li

An'siit, -8,
-ing, -ed

unceasing, -ly
-id unseat,

-ig,

-s,

'An'8i:znd unseasoned
An'si:z]^ab|l [-zna-], -li, -Inis un8easonab|le, -ly, -leness

'An3ifa:m unciform
'Ansi'kjaad [-'kjoad, -'kjaiad] un-

secured
Ansi'metrik,
metric,

-al,

-all

unsym-

-al, -ally

'Ansimpa'Oetik, -all unsympathetic, -ally

'Ansisti'msetik, -9l, -all unsystematic, -al, -ally
An'8iwa:9|i, -inis unseaworthjy,
-iness
An'siT|il, -ili uncivil, -ly

An'sirilaizd uncivilized [-ised]

An^'u:ta'biliti unsuitability
An'^'nitabjl, -li, -Ini8 un8uitab|le,
-ly, -leness
^An'sjuitid unsuited

^An'skeiSd [-eiet] unscathed

'An'skild unskilled
An'skil|fMl, -fnli [-fall], -ftclnis
unskillful, -fully, -fulness

An'skriptjarlal [-tjnr-], -ali unscripturjal, -ally

An'skrn:, -z, -Ig, -d unscrew, -s,

-ing, -ed
An'skruipjnlas [-pjal-], -li, -nis
unscrupulous, -ly, -ness

'

'An'sleikt unslaked

'An'sonld unsold
'Ansonja'biliti unsociability
An'soujabjl, -li, -Inis unsociab|le,
-ly, -leness
'An'so'ltid unsalted
'An'83:t unsought

/.n'sa.'tid

unsorted

'An'saldad (-'so'd-) unsoldered

jAn'salvd unsolved
'An'spent unspent
An'spesifaid unspecified
Anspearii), -li, -nis unsparing,
-ly, -ness

An'spiitabl

A.n'ttei|gl

An'8pi:kab|l, -li iinspeakab|le, -ly

An'spoukan unspoken

^An'teintid untainted
^An'teistid untasted

'An'staitjt unstarched
An'stsek, -s, -ig, -t unstack,
-ing, -ed

-s,

'An'stiempt unstamped
'An'stAdid unstudied
An'stAk unstuck {from unstick)
An'steibl, -nis unstable, -ness
'An'steid unstaid
An'stedfast, -li, -nis unsteadfast,
-ness
An'stedji, -ia*, -id unstead|y, -ier,
-iest, -led
An'stedilli, -nis unsteadi|ly, -ness
Ansta'biliti unstability
AnI'stik, -'stiks, -'stikig, -'stAk
un|stick, -sticks, -sticking, -stuck
An'stintid unstinted
An'stitJ", -iz, -ig, -t unstitch, -es,
-ing, -ed
-ly,

^An'sjn:t8bl,efc.

An'swa:Tii|, -li unswerving, -ly

'An'swiitnd unsweetened

OAn'Xeik|3n,

-anli
shak|en, -enly
An'Jeipli unshapely

[-^ili]

un-

An'JeiTn unshaven
An'/i:d,

-z,

-es, -ing,

-ii|,

-d

unsheathje,

-ed

An'Ji:|e, -es, -eii) [-dii)], -et [-dd]

unshea|th, -ths, -thing, -thed

'Anjial [-nsi-, -Jal], -z uncial,

-s

An'J"ip, -s, -ig, -t unship, -s,-ping,

-ped
'An'/o:n

unshorn

'An'Jod unshod
An'Jrigkig, -li unshrinking, -ly

An'toiniji; untarnished

-ties, -tying, -tied

An'taid|i, -ia*, -list, -ili, -inis
untid|y, -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness
An'taimlji, -inis untimeljy, -iness
An'taiarii), -li untiring, -ly
'An'tsekst untaxed

untang|le,

-Iz,

-lig

before consonants)

^An'tonad untoward
An'tiinabl untenable

Ant8'wo:d

^An'tiitjabl unteachable
An'til [an'til] until

'Au'tjnitad untutored
jAn'klAn'tlAn'touad [-'to:8d, -ta'waid],
-nis untoward, -ly, -ness
^An'tould untold

'An'ta:t

-li,

untaught

'Antra:ns'leit|abl [-trsens-],
untranslat|able, -ed
'An'traid untried

-id

[-;ii|].

-les, -ling,

-led

'Antrsens'fa:rabl [-trams-]
untransferable
^An'trAbld untroubled
'An'trAst untrussed
An'trAstwa:5|i, -ili, -inis untrustworth|y, -ily, -iness
^An'treisabl untraceable
'An'treind untrained

'An'trimd untrimmed
An'tradn untrodden
An'trn:, -nis untrue, -ness
An'trnui untruly
An'trn:|6, -6z [-Bs] untru|th, -ths
An'truieifwl, -full [-fall], fulnis
untruth|ful, -fully, -fulness
'An'tjaitad unchartered

An'tjaelindsd unchallenged
An'tJaBritabjl, -li, -Inis uncharitabjle, -ly, -leness

An|'tai, -'taiz, -'taiig, -'taid un|tie,

An'tseggll,

'An'tempsd untempered
^An'ten9bl= An'timabl untenable
^An'tenntid untenanted
'Anta unto {this form only occws

^An'trsemald untrammelled

unstrung

'An'strest unstressed
^An'sii:t3bl, etc.

^An'tAkt untucked
^An'tAtJt untouched

^An'teimabl untamable

An'spoilt [-Id] unspoiled

An'spatid unspotted

^An'strAi)

^An'tAkt ,An'tJeindsi B

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-Id

'An'tjaeriti uncharity
An'tjeegtiti unchastity

An'tjein, -z, -ig, -d unchain, -g,

-ing, -ed
AntJeine^Sa'biliti unchangeability
An'tjeindsabll, -li, -Inis unchangeablle, -ly, -leness

An'tjeind3|ig,-dunchang|ing,-ed

Jelst ,in'Teil

,i.ii't

39

^An'Yentileitid

'Aproia*

An't/eist, -li unchaste, -ly

An'ventUeltid unventilated

An't/ekebl uncheckable

An'vear|labl,

^An'tjekt unchecked
'Antu' unto
An'twist, -s, -ii|, -id untwist, -s,
-ing, -ed
Aii'esB9k|fl. -fuli^fali]. -tulnis unthankfful, -fully, -fulness

An'Oigksbl unthinkable
An'eiijkig, -11, unthinking, -ly
An'eaitjful, -fnli [-fall], -fulnis
unthought|ful, -fully, -fulness
jAn'erift|i, -ill, -inis unthrift|y,
-ily, -iness

OA.n'waind,
unwind, -s,

-z,

-ii),

-ing,

An'wannd

unwound

An'vaiz, -11 unwise, -ly

An'welTarig, -li unwavering, -ly
An'wel unwell

An'welkam unwelcome
AB'trsarli, -ili,
-ily, -iness

-ili, -inis unworth|y,

-iness
^An'Traikabl unworkable
An'triildli, -ia*, -list, -ill, -Inls
unwieldfy, -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness

-ily,

An'wiarid unwearied
An'willi), -11, -nis unwilling, -ly,
-ness

'Anwln Unwin
An'm/t unwished

-ly,

unguent,

-s

-z unction, -s

'Agkljnas,

-nis unctuous, -ly,

-11,

-ness

Agktjn'asltl unctuosity

An

up

Apf'bsa*, -'beaz, -'beariii, -'ba*,

-'bai^n upjbear, -bears, -bearing,
-bore, -borne
AM'breid [ap'br-], -z, -lij, -Id upDraid, -s, -ing, -ed
'Apbrlgli) upbringing

'Apdsan Upjohn

-monst upper

(s. ac{3-),

-most

'Apam

Upham

-nis

'Ap'hil uphill
Ap'hi:T, -z, -ii), -d upheavje, -es,
-ing, -ed
Ap'hi:T9l, -z upheaval, -s
Apl'hoald, -'honldz, -'honldii),
-'held up|hold, -hold, -holding,

-held
Ap'honlda*, -z upholder, -s
Ap'houlst|a* [ap-], -az, -9rli|, -ad
-ers,

Ap'honlstera*

unwisdom
-11,

'Agk/^n,

upholst|er,

(for)

An'wltiij, -11 unwitting, -ly

An'wonntld,

-s

'Agkl, -z uncle, -s

Ap'held upheld (from uphold)

An'wa:5i,

'An'trizdam

'Aggwant,

-B,

unwar|y,

-inis

(An'vaist unversed
'An'Toist unvoiced

'Apa*, -z,

An'wsarabl unwearable

unvar|iable,

-lig

-ying

-ered
upholst-

-ering,

[ap-], -z

erer, -8

unwonted,

Ap'honlstarl [ap-] upholstery

'Aplgam Uppingham

-nesa

^An'wailalk unwarlike
'An'wa.'md unwarmed

'ApiJ, -11, -nis uppish, -ly, -ness

'An'wa.'nd unwarned
An'wt>r9ntab|l, -11, -Inis unwarrantab|le, -ly, -leness

'Apkat [-kat] Upcott

'An'TTOrsntid
guaranteed)

unwarranted

'Apkaist, -s upcast, -s

(not

[-ed
-Id uplift, -s, -ing,
'Ap'ralt ['Apr-, Ap'r-], -11, -nis
upright, -ly, -ness
Ap'raizii), -z uprising, -s
Ap'relz, -Iz, -Ig, -d upraisje, -es,
-ing, -ed
Ap'ria*, -z, -rig, -d uprear, -s,
-ing, -ed
'Apra:a*, -z uproar, -s
Ap'llft, -s,

An'worantid unwarranted
tified)

/n'woj't unwashed
An'TCumanlll, -Inls unwomanl|y,
-iness

O jAn'TainlJt

'Apkiip upkeep
'Apland, -z upland (U.), -s
'Aplanda*, -z uplander, -s

unvarnished

^n'Tell, -2, -Ig, -d, -a*, -az unveil, -s, -ing, -ed, -er, -ers

-ii|,

40

Ap'roirias 'bo:bikn

Ap'roiriss, !!, -nis uproarious,

-ly, -ness
Ap'ra:t, -s, -ii), -id uproot, -s,
-ing, -ed

Ap'sa:l3 Upsala
'Apsaid upside
Ap'set ['Apset], -s upset (a.), -s
Ap'set, -8, -ii) upset (v.), -s, -ting
Ap'seta*, -z upsetter, -s

'ApjBrAst bark

'ApOrAst,

-8 uptlirust, -s

'Apwei Upwey
'Apwad, -11, -z upward,
'Ari urry
AS us (strong form)

-ly, -s

'ASkwibi>:[A8kwi'b9:] usquebaugh
-z, -rig, -d usher (s. v.)
(U.), -s, -ing, -ed

'aJ'8*,

'Ajant Ushant

'Apstait, -s upstart, -s
'Ap'steaz upstairs
'Ap'striim upstream

'Ata*,

'Apja* Upsher
'Apjot upshot
'Ap'tann uptown
'Apteik uptake

'Atamonst [-mast] uttermost

Ap'tsin,

-z,

-ig,

-d

upturn,

-s,

Upton
-ii),

-ni8,
v.),

-z,

-ly,

-rli|,

-d

-ness,

-s,

'Atara*, -z utterer, -s

'Ap'taind upturned (,acy.)

'Apta'deit up-to-date
Ap'tilt, -s,

{adj.

-ing, -ed

-ing, -ed

'Apt3n

-11,

utter

-id uptilt,

-s,

-ing,

-ed

'Atarabl utterable
'Aterans, -iz utteranc|e, -es
'Atmonst [-mast] utmost
A'taksita* [locally 'Aksita*] Uttoxeter
'Avn, -z oven, -s
'ATnbaid, -z ovenbird, -s
'Aza TJzzah
A'zaia Uzziah

Jb
bo' bah

[-ed

'baibikju:, -z, -ig, -d barbecuje

bo:, -z, -ig, -d baa (s. v.), -s, -ing,

ba:*, -z, -rig, -d 1) (s. v.) bar, -s,
-ring, -red; 2) Barr
Oboib, -z, -ig, -d barb (s. v.), -a,
-ing, -ed
ba:'beerik barbaric
ba:'b%rit|l, -iz barbarit|y, -ies

'baibit
'baibeit
'ba:ba: [ba:'bu:], -z baboo, -s
Oba:d, -z 1) bard (B.), -s; 2) barred; 3) baaed
ba:'del [baidel] Bardell

bai'beidouz Barbados
'baibeit barbate
'baibeitid [ba:'beitid] barbated
ba:'bet, -s barbette, -s
ba:'bsarian, -z barbarian, -s
'ba:ba*, -z 1) barber (B.), -s;
2)

Barbour

'baibaraiz, -iz, -ig, -d barbarizje

[-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed
'baibara Barbara
'baibaras, -Ii, -ni8 barbarous, -ly,
-ness
'ba:bar|i, -iz 1)
berr|y, -ies

Barbary;

2) bar-

'ba:barizm, -z barbarism, -s
baibikan, -z barbican (B.), -s

(s.

v.),

-es,

-ing, -ed

'ba:dn Baden {in Germany)

'baidalf Bardolph
ba:dz bards (from bard)
'baidzli Bardsley
'baidzvral [-wel] Bardswell
ba:il3, -iz barge, -s

'baidsa* Barger
bai'dsi:, -z bargee, -s
'ba:d3 man, -man barge|man, -men
Oba:dz (j)l of bo:e] baths
O'baigin, -z, -ig, -d bargain is.k.),
-s, -ing, -ed
'baigina*, -z bargainer, -s
'baigreiy Bargrave

0'ba:ha:s ['bseth-],
O ba:k, -s, -ig, -t
-ing, -ed

-iz
(s

bathorse, -s
bark, -s,

v.)

bo:k

ba:sk

41

ba:k, -s (s.) barqne, -a

ba:k (bax) Bach
'ba:k3 Barca
'ba*8*, -z barker (B.), -a
'baikaronl [-rol, ba:k3'r-J,

ba:sk

>z

Berks

(B)., -a

-z 1) balm, -s; 2) barm;

Balm(e)
'ba:mbi Barmby
'baimeid, -z barmaid, -s
'ba:|m3n, -man l)bar|maii, -men;
2) bat|man, -men {mUitanf)
'haimaB Barmouth
'baimi barmy
3)

-inis
-ier, -iest, -ily, -iness

-la*,

-list,

-ill,

balm|y,
'ba:misaid Barmecide
Oba:n, -z barn, -a
ba:'na:dou [ba'n-J Barnardo
-z

-s

9bai

by

(adv., prp.)

bai, -z
bai, -z,

(s.)

-ii),

bye,
b:t

-s
(v.)

buy,

-a,

-ing,

bought

O Jbai'seksjal,

biaxjal,

-ial [-jal]

-ial

O'baibl, -z Bible,

Obaid,

-s

-z, -ig, -id bid|e (B.), -es,

-ing, -ed

Barnum;

2)

by-the-

-al,

-al,

-a

-a

biologic,

[-am'b-] by-and-by
-s

bias (. v.),
Byas(s)
'baiaskoap, -s bioscope, -s
'baiaz ) Byers 2) buyers 3) byres
Obaifai'keijan, -z bifurcation, -s
I

-ing,

-all

'baiaran Byron
'bai<>ri:m, -z bireme,
baia'ranik Byronic
'baiaruit Beirut
-(a)es,

'ba:rii)

-al,

-ally

'baias, -iz,

0'ba:rili:f ['baesr-] bas-relief,

biennial, -ly
buyer, -s; 2) byre,

-ally

Barnham 'baiand'bai

-a,

1)

baia'ladsik,

barns (from

barring (prep.)
Obaisi'lonna Barcelona
ba:sk, -s, -ig, -t bask,

-1

'baiagrsBf [-gra:f], -s biograph, -a

baia'greeflk, -1, -ali biographic,

'ba:nstapl Barnstaple
2)

bai'enjal,

O'baia*, -z

'ba:ni Barney
'bainit Barnet(t)

baioz 1) Barnes;
barn)
'bamzll Barnsley

bai'Oalamjn: [ba'O-] Bartholomew

'baiOru'm, -z bathroom, -a
'ba:Ostonn bath-stone
'baiO'tJea*. -z bath-chair, -s
Oba:z 1) Barr's; 2) bars; 3) baas

by(e)

'bainabi Barnaby
'bainad Barnard
ba:n8'dist3n Barnardiston
'ba:nakl, -z barnacle, -a

-ed

baiti'mi'as Bartimeus [-msena]

'ba:tl Bartle

O'baiendz By ends

barn-door (s.),
'baind:3* barn-door (adj.)
'bainabas [-bees] Barnabas

1)

'ba:8kitw3:k basket-work
Obait, -s bart (B.), -a
'bo:t9*, >z, -rig, -d barter (B.)
(s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed
'ba:ti Bertie (surname)

'baidn Biden
O'baida'bai [baSa'bai]

Barnby

'ba:n'da:9*,

'bainam

Basque

'ba:tn Barton
baits l)barts(/Vombart); 2) Bart's
Obo:|e, -8z ba|th (B.), -ths
'ba:Obrik, -s bath-brick, -s

Oba:m,

'ba:nbi

= bsesk

'boitllt Bartlett

'baikstan BaTkston(e]
'bo:kJfi9* Berkshire
Oba:I Basle
'baili barley
'bailikam, -z barleycorn
'baili'/uga* barley-sugar
'ba:liwoit9* barley-water
'ba:lou Barlow(e)

'ba:m|i,

ba:sk 'baifsikeit

'baiskit, -s basket, -a
'baiskitfal, -z basketful, -s

barcarolle, -s
'baiklei Barclay
'ba:kli 1) Berkeley; 2) Barclay
'baikra'ft Barcroft
ba:ks 1) barks (from bark);
2)

-iij,

-t

1)

-(s)ing, -(s)ed; 2)

'baifaikeit, -s, -ii), -id bifurcat|e,

-es, -ing, -ed

'baifliit

'baifli:t

Jbaisen'tenjal

Jiaisen'ti:nar|i [-'ten-], -iz bicentenar|y (s. ac?/.), -ies

Byfleet

O'baigod Bigod

'baiseps biceps

'baiga'n, -z bygone, -s
by-election,
(s. v.) bike,

-s,

-ing, -ed
bai'kaibanit, -s bicarbonate,

-a

O 'baii'lekjan, -z
O baik, -s, -ii|, -t

-s

'bai'kronmeit bicbromate
IbaikTra'drietik [-kwa'd-], -s biquadratic, -8
Obail bile
bai'laBterl^L -ali bilater|al, -ally
)bai'leibi3l [-bjal], -z bilabial (s.
adj.),

baisen'timari 'banntias

42

'baisikl, -z, -ig, -d bicyclje (s.

-es, -ing, -ed
'baisiklist, -s bicycliat, -a
'baisn ['bAizn], -z bison, -a
'baistsenda*, -z byatander, -s
'baistri:t, -s by-street, -s

Obait,

-s

bait, -8,

bit, 'bitn

-ea, -ing, bit,

(s. v.)

bitje,

bitten

'baita*, -z biter, -b

O'baiwei,

-B

bight, -s

(s.)

-ii),

v.),

-z

byway,
byword,

-s

bai'lii|gw3l bilingual

'baiira:d, -z

|bai'lit3rl biliteral

bai'-nriiklli, -iz bi-weekl|y(s.a(iy.),

'Daila:, -z by(e)law, -b

bailz ByleB
Jbai'mestrial bimestrial
bai'metallist [-t^|i-], -ists, -izm
bimetall{i8t, -iBts, -iBm
Obaind, -z, -ig, bannd bind, -s,

-ing,

bound

'bainda*, -z binder,
'bainari binary

-s

(s.

a<^.), -a

'bAinakl [-nakl], -z binocle, -a

Obai'Dgrafa*, -z biographer, -s
bai'3graf|i, -iz biograph|y, -ies

bai'aladsi biology
bai'amitri biometry
O'baipaig, -iz by-pass, -ea

zantium
bai'zaentian [-Ijaii, -n/ian] Byzantian
'baizn, -z
'baisn, -z bison, -s
ban, -z, -ig, -d (.) bow (bend),
-s, -ing, -ea

bow (bending, of a
bough, -a
Obaud bowed (from bow)
'bandla* Bowdler
'baudlaraiz, -iz, -ig, -d bowdlerbauj

-z

1)

(s.)

2)

-iz|e [-ia|e], -ea, -ing,

'bandn Bowden
O'baua*, -z bower

bai'pa:tait bipartite
'baipaije, -9z by-pa|th, -ths
'baiped, -z biped, -s
'baiplei byplay

-ed

(B.), -a

'banal [-el, -11], -z bowel, -s

'banari bowery

O'banlig
baund,

O
-s

(s.

v.),

'bonlii|

-a,

Bowling

-id

1)

-ing, -ed;

2)

-z,

-iii,

(from bind)
'bannda*, -z bounder,

bairanik Byronic
'bairait [bai'rait]
'bairn:t Beirut

O'balTselr, -z bivalve, -s
O baiz 1) byes (fromhye); 2) buys
(from buy)
bai'zientain Byzantine
bai'zaentiam ['^am^ -njiam] By-

ship), -s;

'baipradakt, -s by-product,
O'bairiim, -z bireme, -s
'bairond, -z by-road, -s

[-iea

'bainon Bynoe
bai'nonmiel [-mjal] binomial
bai'nakjula* [-jala*], -z binocular

-a

bound
bound

-a

'banndan bounden
Bayreuth

'banndarji, -iz boundarly, -iea

'banndlig, -11, -nis boundless, -ly,
-neaa

Obais bice
,bai'sAlf|eit, -ait bisulphfate, -ite
bai'sekjan, -z bisection, -a

bai'sekt, -s, -ii), -id bisect,

-ing, -ed
bai'sekta*, -z bisector, -a
baisen'teigal bicentennial

-a,

banns,

-iz, -ig, -t

-ea, -ing,

bounc|e

'bannsa*. -z bouncer
'bannti bounty

banntias

(s. v.),

-ed
(B.), -a

[-tjas], -Ii, -nis

teous, -ly, -ness

boun-

'banntifMl 'bsegids

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'baanti|fMl, -fuli [-fali], -fwlnis

bounti|ful, -fully, -fulness

baanz
banndz bounds
O'banrig Eo wring
term), -es, -ing, -ed
'bansflild Bousfleld

bout,

-s

'baegnal [-n^] l)Bagnall; 2) Bagnell

'baegpaip, -s, -a*, -az bagpip|e,
-es, -er,

O bans, -iz,-ig, -t hoyia\e (nautical

Obant,

'biegiiel 'bcekwad

-s

-s.

'bantja* Bonrchier

-ers

Bagshaw(e)
'baegjat Bagshot
Obaek, -s, -ifl, -t (s.
'btegjo:

v.)

back

(B.),

-ing, -ed

'baek bait, -s, -ii), 'baek bit, 'bsekJbitn, backbit|e, -es, -ing, back-

O'bau'wau bow-wow
O banz 1) bows; 2) boughs;

bit,

= bu:z

backbitten

bouse
'b8ekl>aita*, -z backbiter, -s
bsebel'maendeb Bab-el-Mandeb 'bsBkboun, -z back-bone, -s
'bsebali Babberley
'beekba:d, -z back-board, -s
3)

'baebids Babbage
'baebilan Babylon
bsebi'lounla [-nja], -n, -nz Babylonia, -n, -ns
'bsebigtan Babington

'baek'doia*, -z back-door, -s
'bsBka*, -z backer, -s
baeka'lairiit, -s baccalaureate -s,
'baekanael [-n^], -z bacchanal, -a

'baebkak Babcock

alian, -s
'baekant, -s bacchant, -s
baeka'ra: ['baekara:] baccara(t)
'baekas Bacchus

'b8eb|l, -Iz, -|li) [-lig], -Id babbjle,

-les, -ling, -led
'bsebla* [-Js], -z babbler, -s

'bseblmant,

-s

babblement,

baek'gsBman ['baekgaeman] back-

-s

-nis bad, -ly, -ness

baed [beid] bade (from bid)
'bsedali Baddeley
'b8ed3]n(z) Badam(s)
b8edi''na:3 (badi'nais) badinage

Obasd,

-11,

'bsBdli 1) badly; 2) Baddeley

'bsedmintan badminton (B.)
bseds, -iz badge, -s
'bsedsa*, -z, -rii|, -d badger (s.

v.)

baeks

-z, -iij,

bag

(s.

v.),

-a,

-ging, -ged

'beegdaed

Bagdad

'baegali Baggallay
'baegat Bagot
baega'tel, -z bagatelle, -s

baega'telbaiad,

board,

-z

1)

'bask'slaid, -z^

[-lig], -Id bafE|le,

-d

-s

'baeksandail Baxandall

-les, -ling, -led

'bsef Ja* [-la*], -z baffler, -s

Obseg,

_(s.),

Bacchylides
Bax; 2) backs (/rom back)

'baek said, -z backside, -s

'bsedsat Bagehot
O'baBfln Baffin

-pg

baccy

'bsekik bacchic
'beekig, -z backing
bae'kilidiiz

'baedsabeitii) badger-baiting
'baedsadag, -z badger-dog, -s

bsefll, -Iz,

gammon
'baekgraand, -z background, -s
'baekhaus Backhouse
'baBk'haend, -z, -a*, -az, -id backhand, -s, -er, -ers, -ed
'baek'hsa* back-hair
'baeki

-ing, -ed

(B.), -s,

baeka'neillan [-Ijan], -z bacchan-

bagatelle-

-s

'b8Bg|i,-ia*, -list, -Hi, -inis baggly,

-ier, -iest, -ily, -iness
'baegids, -iz baggage, -s

slid|e, -s,

-ii),

'baek'slid

back-

-mg, backslid

'baek'slalda*, -z backslider, -s
'baeksteiz backstays
'baek'steaz backstairs
'baeksta* Baxter
'baekstitj, -iz backstitch, -es

backsheesh [-shish]
backed [from back)

'baekjiij"

'baekt

baBk'tiari|am, -a bacteri|um, -a
baektiari'oladsli, -ist, -ists bacteriolog|y, -ist, -ists
'baektria, -n Bactria, -n
'baekwad, -Ii, -nis backward, -ly,
-ness

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'bsekwD:ta* 'btendids
'bsekwo:ta*, -z backwater,

-s

'baekwudz, -man, -man

woods, -man, -men

back-

Obse'laid (ba'Iad), -z ballade,

-s

'bielbas Balbus

bserbrigan Balbriggan

'bsendilegd 'bsKgkTApt
'bsendilegd bandy-legged
'bsendit, -8 bandit, -s
'bten(2ma:sta*, -z bandmaster, -s
'bsendag, -z bandog, -s
'btendstsend, -z bandstand, -s
'bsencJzlnian, -man bandsjman,

-men

'btelei, -z ballet, -s

'bselad, -z 1) ballad, -s; 2) Ballard

bsela'klaira Balaclava
'bselam Balham

bsen'd3on['bsend30n], -z banjo, -s
'bsena*, -z

'b%nak,

'bselans, -iz, -ii), -t balance (s. v.),

-es, -ing, -ed
'bselansjiit [-nJ^Xiit], -s balancesheet, -8

'baelantain Ballantine, -tyne

'baelarset [bsela'raat] Ballarat
'bselast, -s ballast, -s
'bselasta*, -z, -d baluster,

-s,

-ed

bselas'treid, -z balustrade, -s
'beelat, -s ballot, -s
'bselatboks, -iz ballot-box, -es
'beelatids ballotage
'bselfaa* [-foa*, -foia*] Balfour
'bseli, -z 1) bally; 2) ballet, -s
'beelkan|i, -iz balcony, -ies
bael'kseris Balcarrea

-8

banner (B.),
bannock, -s

benak'ba:n

-s

Ban-

['bsenakba:n]

nockburn
'baenal [-n^] banal

'beenam Banham
'beenaman Bannerman
bsenf [bsemf ], -Jia* Banff, -shire
'baenflild Banfield
'bfenian [-njan], -z 1) banian, a;
2) banyan, -s
'bienista*,
2)

-z

1)

banister,

-s;

Bannister

'bsenij",

-iz,

-ij,

-t banish,

-es,

-ing, -ed

'bselOseza* [bael'eseza*] Balthazar

'bselzeek (bal'zak) Balzac

'baenij^mant, -8 banishment, -s
'btenkra'fi ['baei)-] Bancroft
'bsen^
'baenal banal
'beenmaista*. -z bandmaster, -s
lsen'J'i:, -z laanshee, -s
'nsenta*, -z, -rig, -d banter (. v.),

O'bsembara Bamborough
^bsem'bu:, -z bamboo, -s

-a, -ing, -ed

'baentam, -z bantam,

bsel'maral Balmoral

bsem'bnizll, -Iz, -lig

[-|ig],

-Id

bambooz|le, -lea, -ling, -led

bsemf, -Jia* Banff, -shire
'bsemfl:ld l)Bamfleld; 2) Bamfyld

Ob%n,

-z, -ifl,

-d

ban

(s. v.),

-s,

-ning, -ned
bsenael ['bsenal, 'bein^] banal

'bsenbari ['b%mb-] Banbury

'bsenbaks, -iz band-box, -es
btend, -z, -ig, -id 1) band (s.
-s,

-ing, -ed;

2)

v.),

banned (from

ban)
been'da:na [-'dsena], -z bandana,
-8

'hsenitbaks, -iz bandbox, -es

'foeendali:n

bandoline

bsenda'Iia*, -z bandoleer [-liar], -s

'Dsend|i, -iz, -iii), -id band|y (a^.
v.), -ies, -ying, -led
'bsendids, -iz, -ii), -d bandagje
(s.

v.), -es,

-ing, -ed

-s

Banting
'bsentri Bantry
bsen'tn:, -z Bantu, -s
nsenz 1) bans; 2) banns;
'beentii)

3)

bands

Obaei), -z, -ii), -d bang (s. v.), -s,

-ing, -ed
'btegga* Bangor (Wales)
bsegga'laia* Bangalore
'bseiigl, -z, -d bangle, -s, -d
'bseijgo:* Bangor (America), also
less
ttsual pron.
of Bangor

(Wales)
b%i|k, -s, -ii|, -t bank (. v.), -s,
-ing, -ed
'bsBflka*, -z banker, -s
'bsegk'haladi [-'holidci], -z bankholiday, -s
'bsegk'nout, -s bank-note, -s
'bsegkon banco
'beegkak [bajg'kak] Bangkok
'fotegkrApt [-rapt], -s bankrupt, -s

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'berii)t3ii

45

'bsei)kr8pts|i, -iz bankruptc|y, -ies

'bsegkra'ft Bancroft

b%i)ks

Banks;

1)

2)

3) banks
b8ei)A;t banked

'b8ei)kmt,
(.

v.),

-s,

-s,

Bankes;

-ii),

-id

'bserista*, -z barrister, -s
bseris'tiarial barristerial

'bseritoun, -z

1)

baritone

-ing, -ed
-z banqueting-

adj.),

ness
'bserogrgef, bsero'metrik,

etc.

bsera-

'bseflkwou Banquo
Obeep'taiz, -iz, -ig, -d baptiz|e
[-is]e], -es, -ing, -ed
'beeptist, -s baptist (B.), -s
-iz baptistery, -ies
'bseptizm, -z baptism, -s
beep'tizml^l, -eli baptisni|al, -ally
Obse'rais [ba'r-] (ba'rais) -iz barrage, -s
'basragrsef ['bsero-, -gra:f], -s

'bseptistar|i,

-s

'bserak, -s, -ig, -t barrack (s. v.),

-s, -ing, -ed
'bseraks*, -z barracker, -s
'bseraklif Barraclongh
'bseral, -z barrel, -s
bseraloigan [-rja:-], -z barrel-

organ, -s
'bseram Barham
bsera'metrik [bsero-],
barometric, -al, -ally

-si,

-all

'bseran, -ist (adj.) barren, -est

'beeran, -z (s.) 1) baron (B.), -s;

Barron

'br3n|i, -iz baron|y, -ies

'bseranids, -iz baronage, -s
'beeranis, -iz baroness, -es
'bseranit, -s, -ids baronet, -s, -age
'bseranits|i [-net-], -iz baronetc|y,
-ies

bse'i'D-

^ be'ro-

Obses bass

(fish, fibre)

'bsesithain, -z basset-horn, -s
bsesk [ba:sk], -8 basque (B.), -s
'bseskavil Ba8kervill(e)
ba'sDilt basalt
'bsesoilt
'bsesrili:f ['bair-l, -8 bas-relief, -s

bsest bast
'bse8tad, -z, -i bastard, -s, -y
'b8e8ti9n [-tjan], -z, -d bastion,
-s, -ed
b8e8'ti:l(ba8'ti:j), -z bastille {B.),-s

bsesti'neidou [-'na:d-], -z, -ig, -d

bastinado (s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed
ObseJ", -iz, -ig, -t bash, -es, -ing,
-ed
bseJIfwl,

-fulist

[-fal-],

-s, -ig, -id bat (s. v.),

-ting, -ted
'bseta*, -z, -rig, -d batter (s.

Obaet,

-a,

-z bS.ton, -s
'bsetarji, -iz batter|y, -ies
'bsetarigrsem, -z battering-ram, -s

'bseri 1) Barry; 2) Barrie

'bseria*, -z barrier, -s

'bseti

Gould

v.),

'bsetan ['baetog, 'ba:tog] (bai'to),

'bsetazbi Battersby
'ba:hoi8
'bsethois
bee'tiist [ba-] batiste

'bserigtan Barrington

-s,

-ing, -ed

'bsetasi Battersea

'bserimoia* Barrymore
bserig'gn:ld [bear-] Baring-

-fuli

-fMlnis bash|ful, -fullest,

-fully, -fulness
[-fali],

'bserat l)Barrett; 2)Barat; 3)Barratt

'bseratri barratry

'bserik Barwick'
beeri'keid [-ra'k-], -z, -ig, -id
barricadje (s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed

(B.)

bsesi'net, -8 bassinet(te), -s
'bsesinit, -s basinet, -s
'bsesit, -8 1) basset, -s; 2) Baaset(t)

'bseran|Ii, -nis barren|ly, -ness

'

(s.

barytone

'bserou, -z barrow (B.), -s

banquet 'bseronin'fainis Barrow-in-Fur-

hall, -s

2)

'bserista* 'bsetldo:9*

-s; 2)

'biegkwitii|ho:l,

barograph,

Battye

'bsetig batting (s.)

'bsetijil Battishill
b8e't;u:['b8et/n:] (ba'ty),-z battue,
-s

'bset|l, -Iz, -lig [-Ug], -Id batt|le

(s. V.) (B.), -Ies, -ling, -led

'bsetjaeks, -iz battle-axe, -s

'batld:3*, -z battledoor[-dore], -s

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'bAkha.'n

46

'baetlMd,

-z battlefield, -s
'betlkr|ai, -aiz battle-cr|y, -ies
'beetlmant, -s, -id battlement, -s,

-ed
'bsetl'raial, -z battle-royal, -s

'batlz battels
'beetman, -z batman (oriental
weight), -a
'b%t|n,-nz,-i^ii| [mi)],-nd batt|en
(s. v.), -ens, -ening, -ened

'bAkftwiit 'bAmt

'bAkA'Wiit buckwheat
'bAkijgam, -Jia* Buckingham,
-shire
'bAkit, -s bucket, -s
'bAkitful, -z bucketful, -s
'bAk|l, -Iz, -pi| [-lig]; -Id buck|le
(s. V.) (B.), -Ies, -ling, -led
'bAkla*, -z buckler, -s

'bAkland Buckland
'bAkli Buckley

'bAkmaista* Buckmaster
-men 'bAknal [-nj] Bucknall, -nell
'bAknil Bucknill
'bsetjala*, -z, -hud, -Jip bachelor 'bAkram, -z buckram, -s
bAks 1) Bucks; 2) bucks (from
(B), -s, -hood, -ship
buck)
'bsetJUa* 1) Batchelar; 2) Batche'bAksam, -nis busom, -ness
lor, 3)
'bsetjala*
'bAkskin, -z buckskin, -s
O'bseOa'st Bathurst
'bAkstan 1) Buckston; 2) Buxton
'baeOou Batho
'bseejiba [bree'Jiiba] Bathsheba
'bAkJot buckshot
'bsetnbaig Battenberg
'bsetsjman, -man bats|man,
bsetj", -iz batch, -es

ObAlb,

O'bsezil basil
'biezil Basil
'bsezilisk, -s basilisk, -s

'bAb|l,
b|Ie

'bAbJl

ObAd,

(s.

-Iz. -lii) [-^g], -Id bubv.), -Ies, -ling, -led

[-li]

bubbly

-z, -ig, -id

bud

(. w.),

-s,

-ding, -ded
'bnd'bAda, 'bAdizm, etc.
bAds, -iz, -ig, -d budg|e (B.), -es,

-ing, -ed
'bAdsit, -8 budget,
ObAf buff

-iness

-s

'bAlstroud Bulstrode
'bAltitjaid Bultitude

'bAfa*, -z buffer, -s

'bAfalon, -z buffalo, -es

'bAflt, -8 buffet (s.) [blow, aideboard), -3
'bAflt, -s, -ig,
-id buffet (.)
(strike), -s, -ing, -ed
bA'fuin, etc.
ba'fnin, e<c.

ObAg,

bug, -s
'bAgbsa*, -z bugbear,

-z bulb, -s
bAl'beiJas bulbaceous
'bAlbas bulbous
bAldg, -iz, -in, -d bulg|e (s. v.),
-es, -ing, -ed
'bAld5|i, -inis bulg|y, -iness
bAl'gsaria, -n, -nz Bulgaria, -n, -ns
bAlk, -8, -ii), -t bulk (g. v.), -s,
-ing, -ed
'bAlklied, -z bulk-head, -s
'bAlk|i, -ili, -inis bulk|y, -ily,

-z

= bom, bomb,
= b3m'ba:d,
= 'bambeest,
'bAmbsest,

ObAm,

-z

-z

bAm'baid,

etc.

etc.

etc.

bAmba'dia*,

bombardier, -s
'bAmbIbi:, -z bumble-bee, -s
'bAmblpApi bumblepiippy
'bAmbout, -s bumboat, -a
-z

-s

bAma'ri:, -z bummaree,

'bAgabn:, -z bugaboo,
'bAgli, -iz buggjy, -ies

-s

'bAmkin,-z l)bumkin,-8;

ObAk,

(s. v.) (B.),

-8,

-8, -ii), -t

buck

-s

etc.

-a

2)

bump-

kin, -s

-ing, -ed

bAmp,
(s.

-8,

v.),

-s,

-ii),

-t

[bAmt]

bump

-ing, -ed

'bAk^l buccal

'bAmpa*,

'bAkan Buchan
bAka'nia*, -z buccaneer, -s
'bAkhannd, -z buckhound, -s
'bAkhaist Buckhurst
'bAkhain buckhorn

bAmt == bAmpt bumped

-z bumper, -s
'bAmpas 1) Bumpus; 2) Bompas
'bAm^kin, -z bumpkin, -a
'bAmpJas, -ii, -ni8 bumptious,
-ly,

-ness

'bAn 'bAstad

Ob An.

bun,

-z

(8.

Ob At

-s

[-^g], -Id bundjle

-les, -ling, -led

'bAndfl, -Iz,
v.),

-lii|

'bAnji, -iz bunn|y, -iea

'bAnit Buunett
'bAnjan, -z 1) bunion,

-s

Bun-

2)

yan
'bAnsan ['ban-] Bunsen
'bAnsan'baina* ['bun-], -z bunsenburner, -s

bAnJ,
bAnt,

bAntJ,
bunt, -8

etc.

-s

etc.

'bAntiQ, -z bunting (B.), -z

'bAntlin, -z buntline, -a

bAntJ,

-iz, -ii), -t

bunch

(s.

v.)

-z, -ig,

(s. v.),

-a,

-z

bungalow,

'bAiigll, -Iz, -lig [-Jii)], -Id

(s. i;.), -lea, -ling, -led
-s, -ig, -t

bunk

(B.),

v.),

'bAtamilk buttermilk
'bAta skatJ butterscotch
(s.

adj.), -iea

'b Atari'haBtJ", -iz buttery-hatch, -es

'bAtawik Butterwick
'bAtla*, -z butler (B.), -a

(s. ).)> '^i

(s. .)

'bAtlarids butlerage
'bAt|n,-nz, -igiig [-nig], -nd butt|on
(s. v.), -ons, -oning, -oned
'bAtnhonl, -z, -ig, -d button-hole
(s.

'bAgkem bunkum
bAgt bAgkt bunked

v.),

-es,

'bAtnhnk,

-s

-ing, -ed

button-hook,

-s

'bAtris, "iz buttress, -es

1) borough, -a; 2)

burgh O'bAvi Bovey

(B.), -a

'bAra'iggliJ"

butt

'bAt'end, -z butt-end, -s
'bAta*, -z, -rig, -d butter (s.
-a, -ing, -ed
'bAtabout, -s butter-boat, -a
'bAtaflild Butterfield
'bAtailggaz butter-flngera
'bAtafl|ai, -aiz buttei3|y, -ies
'bAtak, -z buttock, -a
'bAtakAp, -s buttercup, -s
'bAtali Butterleigh, -ley

-ing, -ed

0'bAr9,-z

[s. v.)

bung|le

-ing, -ed
'bAgka*, -z, -rig, -dbunker
(B.), -a,

-ig, -id
-ing, -ed

'bAtarik 1) Butterick; 2) Butter[wick

'bAtawa'6 Butterworth

'bAijgla* [-^8*], -z bungler, -a

bAgk,

-s,

but [strong form)

-s,

-a

-ing, -ed

'bAggslon,

bAt,

'bAtarji, -iz butter|y

-ed
-d bung

(B.), -es, -ing,

ObAi|,

bAt 'beiad

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borough-English

bAZ,

-iz, -ig,

-d buzz

(s. v.),

-es,

-ing, -ed

busb|y

'bAxal Burrell

'bAzbTi, -iz

'bAra'riiT, -z borough-reeve, -a

'bAza , -z buzzer, -s
'bAzad, -z 1) buzzard, -a 2) Buazard
bei, -z, -ig, -d (s. a^. v.) bay
(B.), -a, -ing, -ed

'bArid3

'borids

(B.), -ies

'bAroM

dialectal for 'bAra

'bATOu, -z, -ig, -d burrow

(s. v.),

bei, -z (s.) Bey, -a

-mg, -ed
'bAronz 1) dial, for 'bAraz bo- Obeib, -z babe, -a
roughs; 2) Burrowa; 3) Bur- 'beibal, -z babel (B^, -s
'beib|i, -iz, -ihud bab|y (B.), -ies,
roughea; 4) Borrowes
-yhood
ObAS, -iz, -ig, -t (*. v.) buss (B.),
'beibifaima*, -z baby-farmer, -a
-es, -ing, -ed
-B,

bAS, -iz

bAsk,

(s.)

-s,

bua, -(8)es

-ig, -t

(s. v.)

busk

-8, -ing, -ed

'bAskin, -z, -d buskin,

(B.),

O'beid

-ed
'bA8|I, -Iz, -lig [-Jig], -Id buat|le
(s.

v.),

bAst, -s

-a,

bust

-s;

(8.)-

2)

bust

-a

-nis babyish,

bsed bade (from bid)

'beidika*, -z Baedeker, -s

'beidn'pouel

[-il, -al]

[ell

Baden-Pow-

-z, -ig, -d bath|e, -ea, -ing,

[-ed
'beida , -z bather, -a
'beiabseb ['be*ob-], -z baobab, -a
'beiad ['beia:d, bei'a:d] (bs'jair)

(burst)

'bAsta*. -z buater, -a

'bAstad, -z bustard,

-li,

Obeid,

-les, -ling, -led

1)

'beibiiX [-bji/],
-ly, -ness

bayard

(B.), -s

'beial ['beisel], -im Baal,

'beianit, -s bayonet, -s

Obeik,

-s, -ii), -t

bak|e,

-im

-es, -ing,

-ed
'beika*, -z baker (B.), -s

'beikan

[-ki)]

bacon

(B.)

'beikigpauda* baking-powder
beikt baked {from bake)
Obeil, "Z, -ig, -d (s. v.) 1) bal|e
-ed;

2) bail, -s, -ing,

-ed
'bell

band,

'belsn, -z basin, -s
'beisnls basenesa
'bei'sa-lt bay-salt
'belsa'lt
ba'sa:lt baaalt

belst, -8, -ii), -Id 1) baat|e, -es,

-ing, -ed; 2j based {from base)

'beikarii, -iz baker|y, -ies

'beikhan|g, -ziz bakehoujse, -sea

-ea, -ing,

'beisn 'began

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'beial 'beismant

O'bei/sen Bashau

belt, -s, -ig, -Id (s. v.) 1) bait

-ing, -ed; 2) bat|e (B.), -es,

-s,

-ing, -ed
'beit/touTn [belffooayn] Beethov-

en
Batey
'beitman Bateman
'belt!

-z bail-bond, -a

'beila*, -z 1) baler, -a; 2) bailer, -s

'beilabl bailable

'beilam [Isem] Balaam

-fall [-fali], -fulnis
bale|ful, -fully, -fulnesa
bei'Ii:, -z bailee, -a
'belli
Bailey; 2) Bayl(e)y;
1)
3) Baily; 4) Baillie; 5) Baly
'belllf, -s bailiff, -s
'bellis Bayliafa)

'beil|f}/l,

'beit'nwa:* [-nwa:*] (bsit'nwair),

-z bSte-noir, -s
'beitrl:, -z bay-tree, -a
belts 1) batea (B.); 2) baita
'beltsn BatesQn
beltJ" Bache

'belliwlk, -s bailiwick, -s
'beHjal 1) Balliol; 2) Baliol

O'belOas bathos
O'bel'wlndon, -z bay-window, -a
O beiz 1) baize; 2) bays; 3) Beys
'beizigstouk Basingstoke
bed, -z, -ig, -Id bed (s. v.), -a,
-ding, -ded

'bellmant, -s bailment, -a
O'bein, -z 1) bane, -s; 2) Bain
'belnbrids Bainbridge
'beln|fMl, -fnli [-fall], -fulnis

'bedfelon, -z bedfellow, -s
'bedfad, -J"ia* Bedford, -shire
'bedlg bedding (s.)
'bedklonSz bed-clothes

bane|ful, -fully, -fulnesa

'beln^ i'beenal, -n^] banal

'bedlam, -alt, -alts Bedlam,

'belnwa:* [-wa:*] (bs'jiwair), -z

baignoire, -a
beinz 1) Baines; 2) Baynes

'bedmeika*,

O'bel'rAm bay-rum

beis, -Iz (s.) bass {in music), -ea

beis, -Iz. -a*, -ist, -Ig, -t (s. adj.
V.) baa[e -ea, -er, -est, -ing, -ed
'beissen Baaan
'beisbail base-ball

'beisbam base-born
'belsik baaic
'belsjls, -l:z bas|ia, -ea

'beislz 1) baaea {from baae);

2) baaaea {from baas)
'belskait, -s baaecourt, -a
'beisl baaal
'beisli baaely
'beislis, -11, -nis baseleaa, -ly,

-neaa

'belsmant,

-s

basement,

-a

-ite,

-itea
-z

bedmaker,

-a

'bedplelt, -s bedplate, -s

'bedpoust. -s bedpoat, -s
'bedridn oed-ridden
'bedrak, -s bedrock, -a
'bedru'm, -z bedroom, -s
'bedsaid, -z bedside, -a
'bedspred, -z bedspread, -s
'bedsted [-stld], -z bedstead, -s
'bedtalm bedtime
'bedtlk, -s bedtick, -s
'bedtjelmba*, -z bedchamber, -s
'bedul'n, -z Bedouin, -s

'bedwad, -z bedward, -s
'bedwal [-wel] Bedwell
bedz l)Beds; 2) beds (/Vow bed)
O'beg, -z, -Ig, -d beg, -s -ging,
-ged
'bega*, -z beggar, -s
'begaljl, -Inis beggarl|y, -iness

'begari

'belouz

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'begari beggary
'begin (be'gin), -z Beguine, -s
begz 1) Beggs; 2) begs (from beg)

Obek,

-8 1)

beck

(B.), -s; 2)

Becke

'bek|9ii, -anz, -ani;) [-i^ii|], -nd

beck] on, -ons, -oning, -oned

'bekanzflild

Beacons-

['bi:-, -nsf-j

field

Becky

'beki

Bechu-

[-jn'sen-]

analand
bekli Beckley
'beklz 1) Beccles; 2) Beckles
'bekn, etc.
'bekan, etc.
'bek^am [-knam] Beckenham
'beks'hil Bexhill
'beksli Bexley
'bekstain, -z Bechsteiu,

-z, -ii), -d 1)

beltj", etc.

bel'/sBza* Belshazzar
'beljeipt bell-shaped
'belja* Belcher
'beljo: Belshaw
belt, -s, -id belt (B.), -s, -ed
'beltaua*. -z bell-tower, -a

'belweda*, -z bell-wether,

-es,

-s

belyi'dia* [belTidia*], -z belve-

v.) bell (B.),

belle (B.), -s
belail 1) Belleisle; 2) Belle Isle

-ing, -ed; 2)
-z

belj", efc.

-s

-s

be'ln: Bellew

-s

'bektan Beokton
'bekwie Beckwith

'beldam,

'belronp, -s beU-rope,
'belstid Belstead

'beltan Belton
'beltig, -z belting (s.), -s
belti'Jseza* Belteshazzar
belfX, -iz, -ifl, -ed belch,
-ing, -ed
'belJa*, -z belcher (B.), -s

-s,

be'lok Belloc
'belriga*, -z bell-ringer,

'belXam Belsham

bekit Becket(t)
bekju'ainaltend

Obel,

be'Iok beni'fljal

(s.

(s.)

beldam(e),

-s

'beldsam Belgium
'beldsan, -z Belgian, -s
beldsik Belgic
'bela Bella
bela'dana belladonna
'belami Bellamy
'belamnait, -s belemnite, -s
'belfa:st [bel'faist] Belfast
'belfannda*, -z bell-founder,

dere

(B.), -s

'bel'TJn:

Belleview

O'bembrids Bembridge
O ben Ben
'benbou Benbow
bend, -z, -ig, -id, bent bend
(. .), -a, -ing, -ed, bent
'bendsa*
'begga* Benger
'bendsamait, -8 Benjamite, -3
'bendsamin Benjamin
be'nsariz [ba'n-] Benares
'benam Benham
'benandan Benenden
ben'go:! Bengal

-s

'belfr|i, -iz belfr|y, -ies

bel'greid Belgrade
bel'greiYia [-tja], -n Belgravia,-n
'belliaei)3*, -z bell-hanger, -a
'bel|i, -izj -iii)j -id bell|y (s. v.),
-ies, -ying, -ied
'belibsend, -z belly-band, -s
be'lidsarant, -s belligerent, -s
'belikons, -li bellicose, -ly

ben'ga:li, -z Bengali, -s
'bengaillait, -s bengal -light, -s
beni'daisiti Benedicite
beni'dikjan, -z benediction, -s
'benidikt, -8 benedict, -s
'benidikt ['benit] Benedict

bel'leta* (bsl'lstr) belles-lettres

beni'diktain Benedictine (monk)

beni'diktiin benedictine (liqueur)
beni'dikta8 [-ta8] Benedictns
beni'ftekjan, -z benefaction, -s
'benif8ekta*[beni'fsBkta*],-zbene-

'bel|man, -01311 bell{maD, -men

'belmetl bell-metal
'belmant [-mant] Belmont
'belon, -z, -ig, -d bellow, -s -ing,
-ed
'belonz bellows

factor, s
'benifiektri8 [beni'fsektris] , -iz
benefactress, -es
'benifls, -iz benefice, -a
beni'flJlal, -ali, -9lni8 benefici|al,
-ally, -alness

'belindsam Bellingham
'beljn: Bellew

Miohaelis & Jones,

Phonetic Dictionary,

beni'll/iari

best

beiii'flj'iar|i, -iz beneficially, -ies

'beniflt, -s, -ig, -id benefit

-s, -ing, -ed

(a. v.),

3)

1)

Bennet(t];

2)

Benet;

'benizn [-isn], -z benison, -a

'bensn Benson
bent, -s 1) (s.) bent, -s; 2) bent
(from bend)

'bentam == 'benSsm Bentham

'bentan 1) Benton; 2) Benten
'bentigk Bentinck
'bentli Bentley

bestial,

'bestiarji [-tja-], -iz bestiarly, -ies

-s, -ii), -id bet (s. v.) (B.),
-s, -ting, -ted
'beta*, -z (s.) bettor, -a

'beta*, -Zj -rig, -d

-s, -ing, -ed

'betamant,

(s.

adj. v.) better

betterment

-s

'betani betony
'betazi'koaid Bettws-y-Coed
'beti Betty
'betig, -z betting, -s
bets bets (from bet)

'bets! Betsy
O'beeal [be'eel] Bethel

benfj*, -iz bencli, -ea

bencher,

-izm

-i,

-ism

Obet,

Benedict

'benij'9*, -z

besti'selitli, -iz bestialitly, -ies

'bestial [-tjal],
-ly,

be'nin [bi'n-, ba'n-] Benin

'benii|t3ii Bennington
'benit

besti'seliti bsan

50

-s

'benOsm Bentham
benz
bendz bends {from bend)

'beSani Bethany
'beefadsi Bethphage

'benzaliin benzoline
ben'ziin ['benziin] benzene [-zine]
'benzli Bensley
ben'zoiiik Benzoic
'benzoMin [ben'zoin] benzoin

'beOnal [-nl^] Bethnal

beO'seida ['-'saida] Bethsaida
0'beT|al, -alz, -alig [-J^ig], -aid
bev|el (s. v.), -els, -elling, -elled

'benssmin
'bendssmin
O'begga* ['bendsa*] Benger

'beOlUiem [-liam] Bethlehem

'beyali Beverley
1) Bevan;
Beaven

'bevan

beg'ga:!, etc.
ben'ga:!, etc.
0'ber|i, -iz (s.) berr|y (B.), -ies
'ber|i, -izj -iig, -id (v.) bur|y (B.),
-ies, -ymg, -ied
'beri'beri beriberi

'berids Berridge

3)

'bevarids,
2)

-iz

Beven;

2)

1)

beverage,

-s;

Beveridge

'beTJi, -iz bev|y, ies

'berl,

etc.

'beval,

etc.

O'bezbra Bessborough

'berial, -z burial, -s

[?

'bezl, -z bezel, -s

'berialgrannd, -z burial-gronnd,

'beznt Besant

'berialpleis, -iz burial-place, -s

bea*,

'beriii|graund,-zburying-ground,

bsa*, -z, -rig, bD*, baian bear

(.), -s, -ing, bore, borne
bsa* bare (archaic past tense of
bear)
bsa*. -ra*, -rist, -z, -rig, -d bar|e
(adj. v.), -er, -est, -es, -ing, -ed
'bsabiek, -t bareback, -ed

-s

'beriigpleis, -iz burying-place, -s

'berik, -Jia* Berwick, -shire
'beril, -z beryl (B.), -a
'berig ['biarig, 'bearii|] Behring,

Bering
(v.) buries {from bury);
berries (from berry)
'berizfad [-isf-] Beresford

'beriz 1)
2)

(s.)

Obes Bess
besa'reibia [-bja] Bessarabia
'besi Bessie

'besima* Bessemer
'begiza5'ba:ii Besses
'besnt Beaant
best best (B.)

o' th'

Barn

-z

bear

(.),

-s

'bsabonnz Barebones
'bsafeisjt, -tli [-idll], -tnis barefac|ed, -edly, -edness

'bsa,rat, -id barefoot, -ed

'bsagaidn, -z bear-garden, -s

'bsagan Bergen
'bsa'hedld bareheaded
'bsalegd bare-legged
'bsa|u, -nis barejly, -nesa
bsan, -z 1) bairn, -s; 2) Bern(e)

bea'niiz

'baigau

51

bai'niiz Bernese
[-rak] Barak

bes'niiz

'us3rk

'baigl 'bainija *

'ba:g|l, -Iz, -lig

Hig], -Id burg|le,

-Ies, -ling, -led

'bsara*, -z bearer, -s
'bsarabjl, -li, -Inis bearabjle, -ly,
-leness

'bearam Barum
'beariam barium

baig'lsarias, -li burglarious, -ly

'ba:gla*, -z burglar, -s
'ba:glar|i, -iz burglar|y, -ies

Burgoyne

'baigain

Oba:k

Burke;

1)

Bourke

2)

'baikbek Birkbeck
'ba:kam8tid [-sted] Berkhamated
'ba:kamj>gtid [-sted] Berkhampstead
'baiksnhed Birkenhead
'ba:kit Birkett
'baiklsa* Burgclerc
ba:*, -z 1) bur,.-s; 2) burr (B.), -s 'ba:kli dialectal for 'ba:kli Berkeley
ba:bek 1) Birkbeck; 2) Birbeok
baiks dialectal for ba:ks Berks
'ba:ba* Berber

'bearig, -z bearing. (sO, -s

'bsarig'ga:ld Baring-Gould
'bsarigrein, -z bearing-rein, -s
'bsariji, -li, -nis bearish, -\j,
-uess
'beaskin, -z bearskin, -s
beaz 1) bares; 2) bears

'ba:bari 1) Burbury; 2) Burberry

'baibi

Burbey

Oba:d,

-z

bird

(B.), -s

ba:'det Burdett
'ba'.dfsensia*, -z bird-fancier, -s
'ba:dkeid3, -iz bird-cage (B.), -s

'ba:dka:l, -z bird-call, -a

for 'boikjfa*

dialectal

Berkshire
Oba:'lesk, -s, -ig, -t burlesque
(s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed
'ba:U 1) Burleigh; 2) Burley;
8)

Burghley
-inis

-ia*,

-ilst,

-ier, -iest,

-iness

'ba:l{i,

'baidlaim bird-lime
'ba:dn Burdon
'ba:d|n, -nz,

'badijia*

burl|y,

ba:'Un Berlin

-^fifl [-nii)],

-nd

(s. v.)

'ba:ligtan 1) Burlington

2) local

form of 'bridligtan
0'ba:ma Burma(h)
'baimandzi Bermondsey
ba:'nii:z Burmese
'bazdnsam burdensome
'baimigam Birmingham
'ba:dak, -s burdock, -s
'ba:dzail) bird's-eye; 2) Birdseye ba:'nijn:da, -z Bermuda, -s
'baidznest, -s, -iij, -id bird's-nest Oba:n 1) Burn(e); 2) Byrne;
-ening, -ened
'ba:dnest, -s, -ig, -id bird-nest,
-s, -ing, -ed

burd|en

(s.

v.),

(B.), -ens,

-a,

3) Beni(e)
ba:n, -z, -ig, -d, -t

-ing, -ed

baids Burge
'ba:d3|9n, -anz. -anii| [-^ig], -and
-ons, -oning,
(. V.) burge|on,

'ba:d3in Burgin
'baidsis, -iz burgess (B.), -es

'ba:d5ais bourgeois {printing type)

ba:g, -z
3)

1)

-s

Burgh {Hubert

-s;

de)

'ba:ga*, -z burgher, -s
'baigal burghal
'ba:gaino:8ta*, -z burgomaster, -s
'ba:gamat [-mat], -s bergamot, -s

burgund|y
Bergen

'ba:gaiid|i, -iz

'ba:gaii

bai'nsend

(s.

v),

Burnand

'ba:nabi Burnaby
'ba:nad Bernard

'ba:nam

berg, -s; 2) burg,

burn

-ing, -ed, -t [-ed]

'bain'dsonnz Burne-Jones
ba:'net Burnett
'baina*, -z burner, -s

-oned

0'ba:dan, -z burthen,
O'baifad Burford

-s,

(B.), -ies

1)

Birnam;

2)

Burnham

'ba:naz 1) burners; 2) Berners

'ba:ni Bumey
Jt>a:'ni:z [bsa'nl:z] Bernese
''ba:niggla:8,

-iz

burning-glass,

-es

'ba:nij, -iz, -ig, -t burnish, -es,

-ing, -ed

'baai/a*,

-z,

burnisher, -s

4*

bainit ba'IiTJa

ba'l^u: 'bi:'di!

52

ba'lja: Bellew
burnet (B.), -s;
ba'lonnja Bologna
Burnett
baluikis'tffin [-'ta:n, ba'Inikis'bainsaid Barnside
tan] Baluchistan
baint burnt [-ned] {from burn)
ba'lum, -z balloon, -a
'bsintailand Burntisland
bainz 1) Burns; 2) burns (from ba'ln:nist, -s balloniat, -s
bam'bObam'baid, etc.
burn)
ba'mjnida, -z Bermuda, -a
O'baisa*, -z bursar, -s
'ba.'nit, -s 1)

2)

Oba'na:dou Barnardo

'b3:sar{i, -iz bursar|y, -ies

'baisajip, -s buraarship, -s
baist, -8, -ig burst (. >.), -s, -ing
ba:t 1) Burt; 2} Birt

'baiti

Bertie [Chnstian name)

Burton
'baitram Bertram
'ba:tn

baitj", "iz, -ii), -t

(B.),

-es, -ing,

1)

birch

-ed; 2)

(s.

v)

Burch

ba'naina, -z banana,

-s

ba'n8Blit|i, -iz banalitjy, -ies

ba'nsend Burnand
ba'nefl89n{8, -t, -tli beneficen|ce,
t, -tly
ba'neTalaii|8 [-toI-], -t, -tli benevolen|ce, -t, -tly

Oba'rsebas

[-bses]

Barabbas

'baitjal 1) Burchell; 2) Burchall

ba'raesik [bo'r-] boracic

'baitjan birchen
'baitJinAf Birchenough
'baitwisl Birtwistle

ba'ronda Baroda
ba'ronnial [-njal] baronial
ba'ramitja*, -az, -ri baromet|er,

Ob8:6,

-8 1) birth, -s; 2) berth, -s

'baiOdei, -z birthday, -a
'baiOa Bertha

'ba:Oma:k, -s birthmark, -s
'ba:0plei8, -iz birthplace, -s

Obaiz

-z

baboon,

ba'8n:totIaend [ba'z-] Basutoland

Obat

-s

ba'bn:nar|i, -iz babooner|y, -ies

Oba'det
ba:'det Burdett
ba'di:ga [bo'd-], >z Bodega, -s
Obada'bai by-the-by(e)
Oba'fnin, -z buffoon, -a
ba'fa:nar|i, -iz buffooner|y, -ies

Oba'lia:ma, -z Bahama,

-s

Oba'kaira [bo'k-] Bokhara

ba'kaitjiou [bo'k-] Boccacio

-al,

Oba'Oalamju: Bartholomew
Oba'vearia,-!!, -nz Bavaria, -n,-ns
Oba'za:*, -z bazaar, -s

bi:,
2)

Oba'lerafan Bellerophon

-ally

ba'teivia [-vja] Batavia

ba'zn:-

Bacon-

ian

ba'learon

ba'taenik [bo't-], -1, -ali botanic,

ba'zilikan basilican

ba'kla: Buccleuch
[bei-, -njan]

{weak form of bAt) but

ba'taeljan, -z battalion, -s

ba'zi:k [be'z-, bi'z-j bezique

ba'zilika, -z basilica, -s

ba'kaenti, -z bacchante, -s

ba'konnian

-a

ba'sa-lt ['bels-, 'baes-] basalt

ba'sa'Itik basaltic
ba'8n:n [ba'zu:n], -z baasoon, -s
ba'suiton [ba'z-], -z Basuto, -s

1) burs; 2) burrs
prefix
biba {weak form of bai) by

Oba'bnin,

[bse'rnij"], -iz barouche,

Oba'sainioa [-njon] Basaanio

ba'sii|a8, -ai bacilljus, -i

'ba.'Orait, -s birthright, -s

ba-

-era, -ry

ba'ruij

[-a

[bo'l-, -lia-], -z bolero,

ba'li:n, -z baleen, -s
ba'lidsarant, -8 belligerent, -a
ba'liarik [bseli'terik] Balearic

ba'listik balliatic
ba'livja [bo'l-], -n, -nz Bolivia,
-n, -ns

:= ba'8a:-

-z

bee

(s.)

1)

{the letter), -'a;

(B.), -a

-n {v.) be (strong form),

being, been
O'biibi Beeby
bi:, -ii],

Obi:d,

-z, -ig, -id 1) bead

-ing, -ed; 2) Bede
'biideilz Bedales
'biida*, -z header, -s
-s,

'bi:'di!, -z

B. D.,

-'a

(. v.),

'bi:di

biit'/iouvan

53

beady

'bi:di

'biidn Beadon
0'bi:'ei, -z B. A.,
-al,

Beattie

'bi:t|l, -Iz, -lig

2)

Bedel

(s. v.),

Hig], -Id beet|le

-les, -ling, -led

1) beaten
{from beat);
Beeton; 3) Bethune (surname)

'bi:tn
-'s

2)

bi:'elzibAb Beelzebub
biia'tiflk,

'bi:ti bida*

'bi:ti

beading, -s
-z 1) beadle (B.), -s;

'bi:dii|, -z

'bi:dl,

'bi:trn:t, -s beetroot, -s

beatific, -al,

-ali

-ally

bi:tj, -iz

-inis beef |y,

-ier, -iest, -ily, -iness

'bi:f|i, -is*, -list, -ili,

(s.)

'biitjam

1)

beech

Beachy;

'biitji 1)

'biitji'hed Beachy
'bi:tjig Beeching

beef-tea

Begum,

-z

O'biiva*, -z
voir

-a

'bi:gl, -z beagle, -a

O'biibaiT, -z bee-hive,

Obi:z

being, -s
beak, -a
'bi:ka*, -z beaker,

'bi:zli 1)

2)

(8.)

-z, -ig,

-d

-a

beam

(. v.), -a,

Bice

Head

beaver,

1)

Bel-

-s; 2)

Beasley; 2) Beazl(e)y

beeswax

'biizwig beeswing
0'bi:3u:, -z bijou, -s

bi

1)

{weak form of

2) {occasional

be;

bi:)

weak form of bai)

by
Obi'seti|fai, -faiz, -faiig, -faidbeati|fy, -fles, -fying, -fled
biaetifl'keij'an, -z beatification, -a

bi'tetitjn:dj -z beatitude, -s

-ing, -ed

'biim'endz beamends
'biimendsin, -z beam -engine,
'biiman Beman
'bi:m|i,

2)

1) beea; 2) B's
'biizam, -z besom, -a

'biiZTreeks

-s

'biikan, -z beacon, -s
'bi:knzfl:ld [-nsf-] Beaconafield
bi:kt beaked
Obiil Beal(e)
'bi:Jain, -z bee-line, -a
'biilial [-Ijal] Belial

Obiim,

Beau-

'bi:T8r|i, -iz beaver|y, -iea

-s

0'bi:i:t8*, -z bee-eater, -s
'bi:ii|, -z 1) {v.) being (/Vow be);

Obi:k,

2)

champ

'bi:f steik, -s beefsteak, -s

'biifti:

(B.), -es

Beecham;

'bi:li:t3*j -z beefeater, -s

O'biigam,

(B.),

-ed

-es, -ing,

Obi:f beef

beach

biitj", -iz, -ig, -t (s. v.)

-inis

-ili,

beam|y,

-a

-ily,

-iueaa

Obib, -z bib,
'bibi Bibby

-s

'bibjnias bibulous
'bibliafail [-liof-], -z bibliophile,
-a

'biiminsta* Beaminster
'bi:mij Beamish

'biblikjal, -ali biblic|al, -ally

bibliote'meinitek [-njeek], -s bib-

[bin] been (from be)

bi:n, -z bean (B.), -s
'bi:nfl:st, -s, -3% -az beanfeast,

liomaniac, -s
bibliou'meinia [-nja] bibliomania

Obi:n

-s,

-er, -ers

'bi:nsta:k, -s beanstalk,
B. 0. L.,
bizst. -s beast, -s

0'bi:'si:'el, -z
'bi: still, -z

-s

beestings

-ims beaatl|y, -inesa

(s.)

beet,

-s, -ig, -n (s. v.) beat,

-ing, -en
'bi:t9l, -nAt betel, -nut
['bi:tfo-]

-ding
-z,

-ig,

beed [beid],

bid {command),
bade, bidden
(.)

-s

bi:t,

biit'foonvan

bid,

bee-sting, -a

'bi:stii|z

Obiit, -s

-a,

-'s

'bi:stl|i,

bibli'ogr9f|a*, -az, -i, -iz bibliograph|er, -ers, -y, -iea

Obid, -z, -ig {s.v.) bid {at auction),

-s,

Beethoven

-a,

bidn
-ding,

bi'daiz|n [ba-], -nz, -^ig [-anig],

-nd bediz]en, -ens, -ening, -ened
bi'dsed [ba-] bedad

bi'dek [ba-], -s, -ig,

-s, -ing, -ed
'bida*, -z bidder (B.),

-t
-s

bedeck,

'bidalf bi'gcen

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'bidalf Biddulph
'bidifad Bideford
Pba-], -z, -ii|, -d bedim,
-ming, -med
bi'dizn, etc.
bi'daizn, etc.
bi'djn: [ba-], -z, -iij, -d bedew,
-8, -ing, -ed
bidl Biddle
'bidn bidden (from bid)
bi'daib [be-], -z, -ig, -d bedaub,
-8, -ing, -ed

bi'dreegl [ba-], -Iz, -lii| [-lig], -Id

bedraggjle, -les, -ling, -led
bi'd^u:al [ba-, -11], -z, -ii), -d
bejewel, -s, -ling, -led

O'bidasl: Bythesea
O bi'elzibAb Beelzebub
O'bia*, -z 1) beer (B.), -b; 2) bier,
-b;

3)

Beare

'biad, -z, -id beard (B.),

'biadzli Beardsley

bi'get

bi'kAmijli

bi'get [ba-], -s, -ig, bi'gaet, bi>

'gotn beget, -s, -ting, begat,

bi'dim
-B,

begotten

'biga* bigger {comp. of big)

'bigam Bigham
'bigamas, !! bigamous, -ly
'bigamli, -iz bigam|y, -ies
'bigamist, -s bigamist,
'bigat, -s, -id bigot,
'bigatri bigotry

-ed

-ed

'bigilou Bigelow
bi'gin [ba-]j -z, -ig, bi'gaen, bi'gAn begin, -8, -ning, began,

begun
'bigist biggest {mperl.

of big)

'blgiX biggish

'bignal [a\] Bignell

'big nis oigness

bi'gonnia [ba-, -nja],

-s,

-a

-s,

-z

begonia,

-8

bi'ga-n [ba-]

begone

bia'grwfik [baio-], -al, -all biographic, -al, -ally

bi'gotn [ba-] begotten (/Vom beget)

bi'graim[ba-],-z, -ig, -dbegrimje,
'biahau|B, -ziz beer-hou|8e, -se8
-es, -ing, -ed
'biamAiii beer-money
bi'grAds [ba-], -iz, -ig, -d be'biar|i, -ill, -inis beerjy, -ily,
grudg|e, -es, -ing, -ed
-iness
'big,wig, -z bigwig, -s
'biarig
'berig Behring [Bering] bigz Biggs
'biajiba [bia'J"i:ba] BeerBheba
Obi'haif [ba-] behalf
bia'tiflk, etc.
bi:a'tiflk, etc.
bi'haind [ba-], -htend behind,
'biatriks Beatrix
-hand
'biatris Beatrice
bi'helT [ba-], -z, -ig, -d behav|e,
Obi'faul [ba-1, -z, -ig, -d befoul,
-es, -ing, -ed
-8, -ing, -ed
bi'heivja [ba-], -z behaviour, -s
bi'fel befell (from befall)
bi'hed [ba-], -z, -ig, -id behead,
bi'flt [ba-j, -s, -Ig, -igll, -id
-s, -ing, -ed
befit, -s, -ting, -tingly, -ted
bi'held [ba-] beheld (/"row behold)
bi'fa:* [ba-] before
bi'hest [ba-], -s behest, -s
bl'faihsend [ba-j beforehand
bi'hould [ba-], -z, -ig, bi'held
bi'fa:! [ba-], -z, -ig, bi'fel, bibehold, -s, -ing, beheld
'fo:ln befall, -s, -ing, befell,
bi'houlda* [ba-], -z beholder, -s
befallen
bi'honldan [ba-J beholden
bi'fa:taim [ba-], -z beforetime, -s bi'houv [ba-], -z,
-ig, -d behov|e,
bi'frend [ba-]. -z, -ig, -Id be-es, -ing, -ed
friend, -8, -mg, -ed
bi'hnif [ba-] behoof

Obig,

-a*, -ist, -nis 1) big, -ger,

-geBt, -ness; 2) Bigge
bi'gall [ba-], -z, -ig, -d beguil|e,
-es, -ing, -ed

bi'gaed begad
bi'gaen, bi'gAn [ba-] began,

gun (from begin)

be-

Obi'^ond beyond
Obi'ka:m [ba-], -z, -ig, -d becalm -s, -ing, -ed
bi'kAm [ba-], -z, -ig, bi'keim
becom|e, -es, -ing, became
bi'kAiniglli [ba-], -nis becoming|ly,

-ness

bi'keim

bi'keim
come)

'bili

became [from be-

[ba-]

'bika*, -z, -rii), -d bicker,

-ing,

-s,

bikfad Bickford

BickneU

bi'ks'z [ba-] because

bequest, -s
bi'kTri:5 [ba-], -z, -i^, -d or
bi'kwi:6 [ba-], -s, -t bequeath,
-s, -ing, -ed

bi'kwest

ObU,

-z

[ba-], -s

bill (B.), -s

-laid

bi|'lai [ba-], -laiz, -'laili),

gerent, -s
'biliari

'bikli Bickleigli, -ley

[-nl.]

'bili'du;, -z billet-doux
bi'lid3arant[be'l-, ba'l-], -s belli-

'biljari biliary
'biligont, -8 billy-goat, -s
'bilikak, -s billycock, -s
bi'linda [ba-] Belinda
'bilii), -z Billing, -s
'bilignaist Billinghurst
'biligtan Billington
'biligzgeit Billingsgate
'bilit, -s, -ig, -id billet (s.

-ed
'bUtara*, -z bickerer, -s
'bikastaif Bickerataff
'bikasteO [-stiO] Bickersteth
'bikatn Bickerton

'biknal

'bili'dui bi'nevalans

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-a,

v.),

-ing, -ed

bi'Ut|l [ba-]. -Iz, .|ig

[-lii)],

-Id

belitt|le, -les, -ling, -led

'bilj'ad, -z billiard, -s

'biljadba:!, -z billiard-ball, -s
'biljadkjn:, -z billiard-cue, -s

'biljadma:ka*, -z billiard-marker,

De|lie, -les, -lying, -lied.

bi'laik [ba-] belike

-s

bi'lATd [ba-] beloved (iwei predicatively)

bi'lATid [ha-] beloved

{itsed attri-

bwUvdy)

'biljadrn'm, -z billiard -room,

biljadteibl, -z billiard -table,
'biljan, -z, -0, -6s billion,
-tha

-s,

-s
-s

-th,

biHary

'bilbara Bilb(o)rough

biljari

'bilbar|l, -iz bilberr|y, -ies

'biljas, "li, -nis bilious, -ly, -ness

bilk, -s, -i?|, -t bilk, -s, -ing, -ed

bild, -z, -ii), bilt build,

built
bilda*, -z builder, -s
'bildii), -z

bilds,

-iz,

building
-ii|,

(s.),

-s,

-ing,

bi'lon [ba-] below

-i billow,

'bllon, -z,

bilaid

-s

-d bilg|e

(s.

v.),

'bildspAmp, -s bilge-pump,
bildswoita* bilge-water

-s,

-s,

-y

[ba-], -z, -iij, -id

belaud,

-ing, -ed

bi'lag [ba-], -z, -ig, -d belong,

-ing, -ed

-s, -ing, -ed

bildsi bilgy

bi'lai|igz [ba-]

-s

bi'lei [ba-], -z, -ig, -d belay,

-s,

belongings

'bilstan Bil8ton(e)
-s,

-ing, -ed
bi'leiba* [ba-], -z, -rifl, -d belabour, -8, -ing, -ed
bi'leiigpin [ba-], -z belaying-pin,
-s

bi'Ieitid [ba-], -nis belated, -ness

'bilhak, -s billhook, -s
bi'li:f [ba-], -s belief, -s
bi'liiga* [ba-], -z, -riij,

[-lia-]

-d beleaguer, -s, -ing, -ed

bi'liigara* [ba-], -z beleaguerer,-B
bi'lL-T [ba-], -z, -ii|, -iflli, -d believ|e, -es, -ing, -ingly, -ed
bi'liiva* [ba-], -z believer, -s
bi'liivabl [ba-] believable
bill Billy

'bilstik|a*, -az,

rig

bill-stick |er,

-ers, -ing

bilt built {from build)

'biltan Bilton

Obi'moun
moan,

-s,

[ba-],

-z, -ifl,

-d

be-

-ing, -ed

bi:n (v.) been

bin, -z (.) bin, -s
bi'nan-iz [-'nea-] Benares
bi'nain [ba-], -11 benign, -ly
bi'naitid [ba-] benighted
M'nAm [ba-], -z, -ig, -d benumb,
-s, -ing, -ed
bi'neflsan|s, -t, -tli [ba-] bene-

Obin

ficen|ce,

-t,

-tly

bi'nevalan|s [ba-, -vol-],

benevolenjce, -t, -tly

-t,

-tli

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'binakl, -z binnacle,
'bini

Binney;

1)

-s

Binnie
-t, -tli benig-

2)

bi'nign3n|si [ba-],
nan|cy, -t, -tly

bi'niiO [ba-i beneath

bi'nonn [ba-] beknown

bi'nakjnla*

[-jala*] binocular, -s

'binstid BinBte(a)d

-n, -nz Boeotia,

-n, -ns

bi'agrafja*, -az,
|er,

-i, -iz

biograph-

-ers, -y, -ies

bi'aladsi

bi'and

bai'aladsi
bi'jand beyond

O'biparas biparoug

bi'reft [ba-] bereft (from bereave)

bi'reta, -z biretta, -s
'biral Birrell
bi'riiv [ba-], -z, -ig, -d, bi'reft
bereav|e, -es, -ing, -ed, bereft
bi'ri:Tinant[ba-], -s bereavement,
-8

Obis

bis
bi'said [ba-], -z beside, -s
bi'sekstail, -z bissextile, -s
bi'set [ba-], -s, -ig, beset, -s, -ting
'bisas byssuB
bi'siids [ba-], -iz, -ig, -d beaieg|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
bi'siidsa* [ba-], -z besieger, -s
bi'si:m [ba-], -z, -ig, -d beseem,
-s, -ing, -ed
bi'siitj" [ba-], -iz,-ig,-igli,bi'8a:t

beseech,

-es,

-ing,

-ingly,

be-

sought
-s

'biskit, -s biscuit, -s
'bisl Bissell

bi'sma:tX [ba-], -iz, -ig, -t besmirch, -es, -ing, -ed

bi'smia* [ba-], -z, -rig, -d besmear, -s, -mg, -ed
'bisn, -z := 'baisn, -z bison, -s
Pl)a-],

seech)

-li,

-nis besotted,

'bispam Bispham
bi'spseggll [ba-], -Iz, -lig [.;ig],
-Id bespang|le, -Ies, -ling, -led
bi'spaata* [ba-] -z, -rig, -d bespatter, -s, -ing, -ed
bi'spL'k [ba-], -s, -ig, bi'spouk,
-s,

-ing,

bi'sprigkjl [ba-], -Iz, -lig [-lig],

-Id besprink|le, -Ies, -ling, -led
bi'sta:* [ba-], -z, -rig, -d besti^,
-s, -ring, -red
'bista* 1) bistre; 2) Bicester
'bistarji [-tnr-], -iz bistour|y, -ies

bi'ston [ba-], -z, -ig, -d bestow,

-s, -ing, -ed
bi'stonal [ba-], -z bestowal, -a
bi'straid [ba-], -z, -ig, bi'stroud,
bi'stridn bestride, -es, -ing, bestrode, bestridden

ObiJ Bysshe
'bijap, -8 bishop (B.), -s
'bijaprik, -s bishopric, -s

'bijapsgeit Bishopsgate
'bijaps'staifad Bishop's Stortford
'bijapstan Bishopston
'bilfapstonk Bishopstoke
bi'Jru: [ba-], besliew

Obit, -s 1) (s.)
(from bite)

bit, -s;

2)

(i;.)

bit

bi'taid [ba-] betide

bi'taimz [ba-] betimes

bi'teik

[ba-],

-s,

-ig,

bi'teikan betak|e,
betook, betaken

bi'tuk,

-es,

-ing,

'bitain, -z bittern, -s
'bita*, -ra*, -rist, -li, -nis bitter,
-er, -est, -ly,

-ness

'bitaz bitters

bisk, -s bisque,
'biskei Biscay

bi'so:t

bi'satid [ba-],
-ly, -ness

bi'treial

bi'sponkan bespeak,
bespoke, bespoken

binz Binus

Obig Byng
'big am Bingham
bigks Biniks
'bigli Bingley
Obi'onjia [-jS'a],

bi'satid

besought {from be-

bi'tjnimen ['bitjumin], -z bitu-

men,

-s

bi'tjniminas bituminous
'bitn bitten (from bite)
bi'tonk|9n [Tba-], -anz, -anig
["Jii!)]?
-and betok|en, -ens,
-ening, -ened
bi'trei [ba-], -z, -ig, -d betray,
-s, -ing, -ed
bi'treia* [ba-], -z betrayer, -s
bi'treidl [ba-], -z betrayal, -s

bi'trou5 'bj:li
bi'tron5 [ba-],
bi'troue [ba-],

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-d or
betroth,

-ig,

-z,
-s,

-t

-s, -ing, -ed

bitj, -iz bitch, -es

bjui'sefales blaiuz

bju''sefalas Bucephalus
bju-'Jaia* Bushire
bjn:t Bate
'bju:taffll [-tif-, -fuli, -fali]

bi'tuk [ba-] betook (from betake)

bi'twi:n [ba-] between
bi'twltst [ba-] betwixt

Obi'Oezda

[ba-] Bethesda
bi'eii|k [ba-], -s, -iij, bi'eort bethink, -s, -ing, bethought
bi'Ojniii [ba-]
streets)

Bethune (wowe of

'biei Bithell
bi'Ooit [ba-] bethought (/Vom be-

think)

'bjurtifli [-full, -fali]

[ba-], -z, -li), -d bewail,

'bjuitispat, -s beauty-spot, -s

bju'bi'wsa* [ba-] beware

bi'wilda* [ba-] -z, -rig, -rii|li,
-d bewilder, -s, -ing, -ingly, -ed
bi'wildamant [ba-], -s bewilder-s

bi'witj [ba-], -iz, -ig, -igli, -t

bewitch, -es, -ing, -ingly, -ed
bi'witjmant [ba-], -s bewitch-

ment, -8
O'bivusek [-vwsek],

bi'zffint-

Besant

= bai'zsent-

'bizli, -ill

bus|y, -ily

'bizib3d|i, -iz busybod|y, -ies

'bizinis business [state of being
busy)

Bisley
'bizma:k Bismarck
'bizmaO bismuth
'bizli

bju-'bonik bubonic
'foja:da'pest Budapest
'bjn:gl, -z bugle, -s

'bjmgla*, -z bugler,
'bjniik Bewick(e)

-s

bjii''ksBnan Buchanan
'bj'n:karest Bucharest [Bukar-]
bjn-'kalik, -al, -ali bucolic, -al,
-ally

Bewley;

bureau, -s
bjua'roiikras|i[-'rk-],-zbureau-

'bla:ni
blaintj*

2)

Beaulieu

Blarney
Blanche

blaimfj, -iz, -ig, -t blanch,

-ing, -ed
bla:sfblsesfbla:st^ -s, -ig, -id blast
-s,

(s.

-es.

v.),

-mg, -ed

'bla:8t'fa:nig, -iz blast-furnace,

'blaistpaip, -s blast-pipe, -s
'blaizei blas^
bia [blag] Blanc (Monf)

Oblai

'bizn, -z
'baisn, -z bison, -s
'biznis [-ifls], -iz business (profession, etc.), -es
'bja:bou, -z bubo, -es

'bju:li 1)

bjn:'-

bjna'ret, -s burette, -s
'bjuarakrset, -s bureaucrat, -s
bjnara'krietik bureaucratic
'bjnari Bury
'bjuarin, -z burin, -s
bjna'rtfu ['bjuaron] (by'ro), -z

crac|y, -ies
-s, -ig, i{s.v.)

bivouac, -s, -king, -ked

Obi'za:* (bi'zair) bizarre
bi'zsent

beautifully

'bju:tifMl [-taf-] beautiful

'bju:tisli:p beauty-sleep

Obi'weil

ment,

beau-

tifully
'bjn:tafMl beautiful
'bjn:t[i, -iz beaut|y, -ies
'bjnitias [-tjas], -li, -nis beauteous, -ly, -ness
'bjn:ti|fai,
-faiz,
-faiig,
-faid
beautijfy, -fles, -fying, -fled
'bjnitifaia*, -z beautifier, -s

1)

Bligh;

2)

Bly;

3)

-s

Blyth

-nis blith|e
(B.), -er, -est, -ely, -eness
'blaidsam, -li, -nis blithesome,
-ly, -ness
blaind, -a*, -ist, -z, -ig, -id
-er, -est, -s,
(s. a^. V.) blind,
-ing, -ed
blainjdU, -({nis blinjdly, -dness
'blaine^fonld, -z, -ig, -id blind-

blaid, -a*, -ist,

-li,

fold (s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed

'blaindmsenz'bAf blind-man'sbuff
'blaindwaim, -z blindworm, -s
blaindz blinds
blainz

blait

'bltekm9:a*

blait, -8, -ii|, -id blight

-s, -ing, -ed
'blaita*, -z blighter, -s

v.),

(s.

[bln:z], -iz blouse, -s

Oblseb,
-bed

-z, -ig,

-d blab,

-b,

'bledaw9:t, -s bladderwort, -s
'blega:d, -z, -li blackguard, -s,
-ly

blek, -8, -a*, -ist, -ig, -t(s.a(^'.v.)

-s, -er, -est,

-ing, -ed

'bltek'ai, -z black-eye, -s
'blffikber|i, -iz, -iig, -id 1) black-

berr|y
2)

(.),

-ying,

-ies,

== blsekbari

-ied';

(.),

'blekb9:d, -z blackboard, -s
bleekbail, -z, -ig, -d blackball,
-ing, -ed

'blsek'draift black-draught
'bisekamna* [-ma:9*], -z black-s

blseklan, -nz, -^ig [-anig], -and

black|en, -ens, -ening, -ened

-B,

-z^ -ig,

1) Blackmore;
Blackmoor

'blaekmaid*
2)

ly, -ness
'blsenfj'ad [-Jaid] Blanchard
blsegk, -a*, -ist blank, -er, -est
'bltegkitj -s blanket, -s

'bleegkitig blanketing
'blsegkli 1) blankly; 2) Blankley
'bleegknis blankness
blees'fiim [bla:s-], -z, -ig, -igli,

blasphem|e,

-es, -ing, -ingly,

'bltesflmas ['bla:s-],
ous, -ly

-d blackmail

'blsekman Blackman
bltekma'raia, -z Black-Maria,

blandish,
-ed
'blaendiXmant, -8 blandishment, -s
'bl8end|Ii, -nis ['bltennis] bland-

blasphem-

er, -s

-mg, -d

'bltekmeila*, -z blackmailer,

(B.), -er,

-est

blse8''fl:ma* [Wars-], -z

blaekit Blackett
blaekktep, -s blackcap, -s
'blffik'kteti black-cattle
'blaek'kArant, -s black-currant, -s
'blsekkak, -s blackcock, -s
blaek'Ied, -z, -ig, -id blacklead
(8. v.), -8, -ing, -ed
'bleekleg, -z blackleg, -s
'bisekleta* black-letter
blsekli 1) blackly; 2) Blackley
v.),

Blackwater
'bleekwnd Blackwood
blsend, -a*, -ist bland
'blsekwo.'ta*

-ed

'blsek'hiiO Blackheath
'blsekig, -z blacking (s.), -s
'bltekij blackish

(.

'bleekrak Blackrock
'blseksmiO, -8 blacksmith, -s
'blffikstan Blackston(e)
'bltekOain, -z blackthorn, -s
'bisekwal [-wel] Blackwell
'blsekwa:! Blackwall

blsekfad Blackford
'bisektraiaz Blackfriars
'bltekgeim blackgame

blsekmeil,

'blsekpuil Blackpool
'blsek'rod black-rod

-es, -ing,

-ies

amoor,

etc.

'blsentifad Blandford
'bltendi/, -iz, -ig, -t

(.)

'blaekbe:d, -z blackbird, -s
'blsekbain Blackburn(e)
'blekb9r|i, -iz, blackberr|y

-8,

bl9ek'pA.dlian,-zBlackpudlian, -s

-bing,

'blaeba*, -z blabber, -b
'blieda*, -z bladder, -s

(B.),

'bUdi

'blsekmua* Blackmoor
'bltekan,
'blaekn, etc.
'blseknis blackness

Oblanz

black

'bltekmns*

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-s

blasphem-

blsesflmli ['bla:s-, -fam-], -iz blas-

phem|y,

-ies

'blaestada.'m [-tod-], -z blastoderm,

-s

'blsejfad Blachford
'blsetjfad Blatchford

OblAb,

-z, -ig,

-d blub,

-s,

-bing,

-bed
'blAba*, -z, -rig, -d blubber
-s, -ing, -ed
'blAbara*, -z blubberer, -s

blAd,
-s

-li

-z

blood,

(s. v.),

-s

'blAd'giltinis blood-guiltiness

'blAdtaannd, -z bloodhound,
blAdhiit bloodheat
'blAd|i, -ill, -inis blood|y,
-iness

-s

-ily,

'bUdlis blein

59

'blAdlis, -li, -nis bloodless, -ly,

-nesa

'bUdpaiz^ig

[-niij]

bloodpoison-

ing
'bUdri'leiJan, -z blood-relation,
-s

'blAdsAka*, -z blood-sucker, -s
'blAdstein, -z, -d blood-stain, -s,
-ed
'blAdstoun, -z blood-stone, -s
'blAdJed bloodshed
'blAdJot blood-shot
'blAd03:st|i,
-ili,
-inis bloodthirstly, -ily, -iness

'blAdvesl, -z blood-vessel,

'blAds^n, -z bludgeon,
blAf, -s, -a*, -ist,
(s.

adj.

'bleitant, -li blatant, -ly

bleiz, -iz, -iii, -d blaz|e
-es, -ing,

-t bluff

-ing, -ed

'blAf|li, -nis blufflly, -ness

blaze)
-nz, -^ig [-snig], -nd
blaz|on, -ons, -oning, -oned
Obled bled {from bleed)
'bleSa*, -z, -rig, -d blether, -s,
-ing, -ed
'blemij*^ -iz, -ig, -t
-es, -ing, -ed

blemish

(s. ti.),

blend

(s. v.),

-z, -ig, -id

-ing, -ed

'blenda*, -z blender, -s
blena'htesit Blennerhassett
'blenim [-nam] Blenheim

blen'kou Blencowe

Blomfield

'blA]id3*,-z, -rill, -d blunder (s.w.),

-s, -ing, -ed

blenij", -iz,
-ing, -ed

'blAndabAS, -iz blunderbuss, -es

'blAndara*. -z blunderer
'blAndl 1) Blondel(l); 2)Blundell;
3) Bloundelle

blenz
blendz blends
'blegkinsap Blenkinsop

blAnt Blount
blAnt, -a*,

-ist, -s, -ii|, -id

blunt

{adj. V.) (B.), -er, -est, -ing,

-ed

'bLAntjli, -nis bluntlly, -ness

blAsta*, -z, -rig, -rigii, -d bluster,
-s, -ing, -ingly, -ed
'blAstara*, -z blusterer, -s

blA/,

blush
-mgly, -ed

-iz, -ig^ -igli, -t

-es, -ing,

'blAja*, -z blusher, -s

Obleid,

-z blade, -s

v.),

'bleiz|n,

-s,

-ii|,

{s.

-ed

'bleiza*. -z blazer, -s
'bleizi Blazey
'bleiziz 1) Blazes; 2) blazes (/row

blend^

-s

-s

v.), -s, -er, -est,

'bUmMd

bleitent bli:T

is.v.),

-ig, -t blench, -es,

'blerion, -z Bl^riot, -s
bles, -iz, -ig, -t bless, -es, -ing,
-ed [blest]
'blesid, -li, -nis blessed (adj),
-ly, -ness
'blesig, -z blessing (.), -s
blest blessed [blest] (from, bless)
bletjli Bletchley
Oblsa*, -z, -rig, -d 1) {s. v.) blar|e,
-es, -ing, -ed; 2) Blair
'blear'ffiOI

Obia:*,
-red

Blair-AthoU

-z, -rig,

-d blur,

-s,

-ring,

'bleidbonn, -z blade-bone, -s
bla:t, -s, -ig, -id blurt, -s, -ing,
-ed
bleidz 1) Blaydes; 2) Blades;
3) blades {from blade]
Obla'ma.'s [-'mon^, mond^], -iz
blanc-mange, -s
bleik Blake
'bleikli Blaikley
Obliid, -z, -ig, bled bleed, -s,
-ing, bled
'bleikni Blakeney
bleim, -z, -ig, -d blamje {s. v.), bli:k, -8*, -ist, -li, -nis bleak,
-es, -ing, -ed
-er, -est, -ly, -ness
'bleimabjl, -li, -Inis blamab|le, bli:t, -s, -ig, -id bleat (s. v.), -a,
-ing,. -ed
-ly, -leuess
'bleimlis, -ii, -nis blameless, -ly, bli:tj, -iz, -ig, -t bleach, -es,
-ing, -ed
-ness
'bleiinTr3:d|i, -inis blameworth|y, 'bliztjigpanda* bleaching-powder
bliiT {occasional coUoq. form of
-iness
bi'liiT) believe
blein, -z blain, -s

blida* bl5
O'blida*, -z,
-ing, -ed

-d blither,

-rii),

'blidara*, -z blitherer, -s
blia* blear
'bliaraid blear-eyed
'bliariou ['blerion] (ble'rjo),
Bl^riot, -8
blii|k, -s,
-ing, -ed

-ii],

blink

-t

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-s,

-z

(. v.), -s,

-fully, -fulness

'blista*, -z, -rii), -d blister

-8, -ing, -ed

(g. v.),

'blizad, -z blizzard, -s
Obloa. -z, -ii), bin:, blonn blow
(s. V.) (B.), -s, -ing, blew, blown

bloud blowed

blowy
bloke,

-s

blonn blown (from blow)

'blonpaip, -s blowpipe, -s
blontj -s, -in, -id, -idnis bloat,
-s, -ing, -ed, -edness
'blonta*, -z bloater, -s

blok,

-ii),

-t

(s. v.),

-s,

'blandin Blondin
'blossm, -z, -ig, -d blossom

(. ij.),

-ed

blot, -8, -ig, -id blot

-ting, -ted

(. v.),

-i9*,

1)

v.),

Bloomfield;

'bln:'pil, -z blue-pill, -s
'bln:'pi:t8*, -z blue-peter, -s
'bln:8tokig, -z blue- stocking, -s
'bln:tJ'o, -z 1) Blucher, -s; 2) Blu-

cher

-list,

-ill,

-s,

knot,

-s

bow

-z (8.) 1)
(for shooting,
etc.) (B.), -s;
2) beau, -s

bon,

-z, -ig, -d
ing the violin,

(v.)

O'bOMsez 1) Boas;
O bond^ -z, -ig, -id
-es, -ing,

bow (m play-

etc.),

-ed;

2)

-s,

2)
(v.)

-ing, -ed

Boaz
1)

bod|e,

bowed (from

bow)
'bondi Bodie

'bondn Bowden

O'bOMO*

['bno*], -z Boer,
'bono [bo:a], -z boa, -s
boModi'sio Boadicea
boto'na:d5i:z Boanerges
O'bonfat Beaufort

-s

O'bongo8 bogus

blatigpeipa* blotting-paper
blotj", -iz, -ig, -t blotch (s.
-es, -ing, -ed
'blatJIi,

'bln:nifl:id

bon,

block

-ing, -ed
blo'keid, -z, -ig, -id blockadje
(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed
bla'keida*, -z blockader, -b
'bloka*, -z blocker, -s
'bl3khan|g, -ziz blockhoujse, -ses
'blakhed, -z blockhead, -s
'bloksant 1) Bloxam 2) Bloxham
bland, -z blond(e), -s

(B.), -s, -ing,

'bln:ko* ['bln:tJ'o*] Blucher

'bln:'lait, -s blue-light, -s
bln:m^ -z, -ig, -d bloom (s.
-s, -mg, -ed
'bln:mo*, -z bloomer (B.), -s

-z blob, -s

-s,

Blewitt;

bln:z [blanz], -iz blouse,

O'blniJ", blnit
bln:O blwa: (blwa) Blois

blonz blows (from blow)

Oblo:* Blore

Oblob,

2)

Bluett

'bIn:nifontein Bloemfontein
'bln:mig blooming (adj.)
'bln:ni8 blueness

-s

'bloafl|ai, -aiz blow-fl|y, -ies

-8

3)

-s

2) Blom{e)field

'bloua*, -z blower,

blonk,

v.), -s,

'bluibiod Bluebeard
'bIn:botl, -z blue-bottle, -s
'bln:bnk, -s blue-book, -s
'blu:'deTlz blue-devils
'blu:d3tekit, -s blue-jacket,
'bin:!/ bluish
'blu:it 1) Blewett;

'blis|fMl, .fnU[-falI], -fMlnis bliss-

'bloni

Obln: blew (from blow)

bin:, -z, -ig, -d blue (s. adj.
-ing, -ed
'bln:bel, -z bluebell, -s

'blii|k8z blinkers
blis bliss (B.)
|ful,

bOM'hiimia

blu:

v.),

-inig

blotch|y, -ier, -lest, -ily, -iness

bio [blog] Blanc (Mont)

'bong|i, -iz 1) bog|ie, -ies; 2) bog|y,

-ies; 3) bog|ey, -eys

'bongiAwi:!, -z bogie-wheel, -s
bongl, -z bogle, -s
Obou'hi:niio [-ng'o], -n, -nz Bohemia, -n, -ns

'bouiu bou'outiiz
O'bouin Bo wen
'boiii'iiai{f,

-vz bowie-kni|fe, -ves

O'bonka* Bowlker
'bouklsa* Beauclerc, -clerk
O boul, -z, -ii), -d (s. V.) bowl,

-s,

-ing, -ed

bonl, -z (s.) 1) boll,

'bonlbi Boulby

bonld,

bole, -s

-s; 2)

-a*, -ist 1) (a^.) bold, -er,

boiled (/Vow boll)

-est; 2) (v.)

3)

bowled (from bowl)

'bonlda*, -z boulder,

'bonldsB* Boulger
'boula*, -z bowler (B.),

-a

'boaland Bowland
-es
'boulii)

bowling

'bonlii)brak
lingbroke

-z boats-

wain, -s
'bousprit, -8 bowsprit, -s
boast, -s, -ig, -id boast
-s, -ing, -ed
'bousta*, -z boaster, -s

(s.

v.),

'boust|fMl, -fuli [-fali], -fwlnis

boast|ful, -fully, -fulness
'boustrii), -z bowstring, -s
O'bonj"at, -s bowshot, -s
bont, -s boat, -s
'boutabl boatable
'boathaujs, -ziz boat-hou|se, -ses
'bonthnk, -s boat-hook, -s

boating
'bont|man, -man boat|man, -men
'boutswein, -z='bonsn, -z boatswain, -s
'bontii|

bolas, -es; 2) bolns,

1)

bou'piip Bo-peep

O'bonsn ['bontswein],

-s

'boaldjll, -nis bold|ly, -ness

'bonlas, -iz

bon'piip 'bo:dii|8ku:l

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(B.)

Bo-

'b9lii)bruk

bowling-green, -s
'bonlsta*, -z, -rig, -d bolster{s..),
-S: -ing, -ed
bonlt, -s, -ii), -id bolt (s. d.) (B.),
'bonIii)gri:ii, -z

Obou8 both
'bouOa Botha
'bouOant ['baSam] Botham

O'bou'windon, -z bow-window, -s
'bouwoita* Bowater
O'bouvain bovine
-s, -ing, -ed;
'bonvi Bovey
'bonltAp'rait bolt-upright
Obouz 1) {s.v.) bows; 2) (.) beaus
'bonlt8*,-z l)bolter, -b; 2)Boulter 'bonzam Bosham
'bonltan 1) Bolton; 2) Boulton 'bouzngit [-nkit] Bosanquet
boua boa
bonlz 1) Bowles; 2) bowls;
ba: 1) Baugh; 2)

4) boles

3) bolls;

'bonlzoMva* Bolsover

O'bon{m3n, -man bow|man

-men
'bonmant Beaumont
bon'maris Beaumaris

Obonn,

-ig,

-z,

-es, -ing,

-d

(s.

v.)

(B.),

Oba:'bi:, -z bawbee,

bone,

-ed

'bon'nes 1) Bowness; 2) Bo'ness

'bonna'faidi bona fide
'bonnapait, -ist, -ists Bonapart|e,
-ist,

-ists
1)

bonus, -es

2)

-ia*,

-ier, -iest,

-iist,

-inis

'bonnjeika*,

bon|y,

-iness

'bon'nat, -s bow-knot, 'S

bonnseta*, -z bone-setter,
-z

-s

bone-shaker,

Obo'onti:z Bootes

3)

-ed;

2)

bored

-s

{frotn

Bord

'bo:da*, -z (s.) boarder, -s

'bo:da*, -z -rig, -d (s. v.) border,
-s, -ing, -ed
'bo:daleend, -z borderland, -s

'ba:dam boredom
Boa- 'ba:dara*, -z borderer,

nas
'boan|i,

-ing,

bore);

'bounsej" bone-ash

-s

'bo:bl, -z bauble, -s
O'bo:d, -z (s.) bawd, -s
bo:d, -z, -ig, -id 1) (s. v.) board,
-s,

bonn (bom) Beaune

'bonnes,- iz

bo:*, -z (s.) boar, -s

bo:*, -z, -rig, -d 1) (s. v.) bor|e,
-es, -ing, ed; 2) bore (/Vojwbear)

-s

'bo:di bawdy
'bo:dihan|s, -ziz bawdy-hou|se,
-ses
'bo:dighan|s, -ziz boarding-hou|se,
-ses

'ba:digsku:l, -z boarding-school.

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'bo:dJM8* 'ba;sis

b:t

'bailiqpoint

'bo:dJM8* [-dswa*], -z bordure, -s

boi'don (bor'do) Bordeaux

Oba:t bought (from buy)

'bo:dri bawdry
'b3:dskn:I, -z board-school, -a

O ba:z 1) bores (from bore)

'boid'weidsiz board-wages
etc.
hai* boar, bore
'bD:9 [bona], -z boa, -s

Oboia*,

'baiadam

boian, -z

'baidam boredom
borne; 2) bourne

1)

(B.), -s

= ba:z

'boiaz

Oba:k
1)

1)

bores; 2) boars;

boas

3)

[ba:lk],

baulk,

-s,

-ig,

-s,

-t

(s.

v.)

-ing, -ed; 2) balk,

-s,

-ing, -ed

Obo:l, -z
boil,

-z,

is.)

ball

-ig, -d

(B.), -s
(s.

.)

bawl,

-s,

Boughton

'ba:tn

(from boar);
(from boa)

bab,
-s,

-s, -ii),

3)

-d

bob

2) boars

bouaz boas
(s. v.)

(B.),

-bing, -bed

'bab|i, -iz

bobb|y

(B.), -ies

'babin, -z bobbin, -s
'babstei, -z bobstay, -s
'babteil, -z bobtail, -s
'bab wig, -z bobwig, -s

babz

1)

Bobs

bobs (from bob)

2)

0'bad|i,-iz l)bodjy,-ies; 2)Boddy

'badiga:d, -z bodyguard, -s
'badili bodily
ba'dili [bo'd-l Bodilly

'badigtan Boddington

-ing, -ed

baild, -9*, -ist 1) (adj.) bald, -er,

'badis, -iz bodice, -s

bawled (from bawl) 'badisnsetja*, -z body-snatcher,

'bo:IdadseX balderdash
'badkln, -z bodkin (B.), -s
'baildhed, -z bald-head, -s
'badli Bodley
-est; 2) (v.)

'b9:ld'hedidj -li bald-headed, -ly

'b9:ld|li, -nis baldjly, -ness
'ba:Id9k Baldock
'baildrik, -s baldric, -s

'boildwin Baldwin
'boila*, -z bawler, -s
boilk,

etc.

boik,

-s

'badlian [bad'li:an] Bodleian

'badmin Bodmin
O'bada*,
-s,

-z, -rii),

-d bother

(s. v.),

-ing, -ed

'badam Botham
bade'reijan, -z botheration,

-s

'badasam bothersome

etc.

'bo.'lkan, -z Balkan, -s
'boilkak, -8 ball-cock, -s

'badji, -iz both|y, -ies

'badwal [-wel] Bothwell

'b9:Ipra:f ball-proof
'bo:lra'm, -z ball-room, -s
ba'l'ssemik [bsel-] balsamic
'bO'lsam, -z balsam, -s
'ba-ltik Baltic
'boiltimaid* Baltimore
'boiltjin Balchin

Obag,

-z

'bag|i,

-la*,

bog,

-s

-inis bogg|y,
-iness
'bag|l, -Iz, -^I) [-Ui|], -Id bogg|le,
-Ies, -ling, -led
-list,

-ier, -iest,

'bagja*

[-la*], -z

boggier,

-s

'bag'ouk bog-oak
Obai, -z (s.) boy,

bourne (B.), -s
-s
born (from bear 'bring bai, -z, -ig, -d (s. v.) buoy, -s,
forth');
2) borne (from bear
-ing, -ed
'carry'); 3) bourne (B.)
bald 1) Boyd; 2) buoyed
'bainmaO [-mauO] Bournemouth 'baian{si, -t, -tli buoyan|cy, -t, -tly
O'bo:reks borax
'baihud, -z boyhood, -s
Obo:n,

bam

-z

1)

'baira*, -z borer, -s
'ba:rain Boreham
'boiriaes boreas
'b3:ris Boris
'bairi/ boariah

ba:rit [-reit], -s borate,

'ba:ran [.ran] boron
O'ba.'sis

Baucis

-s

'baiij", -11, -nis boyish, -ly, -ness

'baikat, -s, -ig, -Id boycott (s. v.)
(B.), -s, -ting, -ted
'baikata*, -z boycotter, -s
bail, -z, -Ig, -d 1) boil (s. v.),
-s, -ing, -ed; 2) Boyle
'baila*, -z boiler, -s
'balligpaint, -s boiling-point, -s

boiu

'boni

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bain Boyne
bsis

Boyce

'baistaras, -li,
-ly, -ness
'boitn Boyton

-nis

boisterous,

(s. v.)

(B.),

-es, -ing, -ed

'baks'bed, -z box-bed, -s
'boksa*, -z 1) boxer, -s; 2) Boxer,
-s

'boksigdei, -z Boxing-day, -s
'b3k8ii)glAT, -!8 boxing-glove,
'baksiiimsetj*, -iz
-es

-s

boxing -match,

'baksTTud boxwood
O'baliijbrnk Bolingbroke

'banman
'bandman
'bansa* Bonsor
banz
bandz bonds (from bond)

O'bariaes Boreas
'barid5 borage
'barik Borwick
'baron, -z, -ig, -d borrow
-s

Obas,

boss

-iz, -ig, -t (s. v.)

'basfaras Bosphorus
'basji, -ia*, -list, -ili, -inis bos8|y,
-ier, -iest, -ily,

-iness

-z

bombard

(v.),

-s,

-ing, -ed

bam'baidmant [bAm-, bam-],

bombardment, -s
'bambaest ['bAm-] bombast

-s

bam'bsestik [bAm-] bombastic

bam'bei Bombay
bamba'dia* [bAm-],
dier,

-z

bombar-

-s

bamba'zL'u [bAm-] bombasine

'bamprn:f bomb-proof
'bamjel bomb-shell

Oban bon
'banban

(ba'ba), -z bon-bon, -s

'ban'bn:/, -iz bonne-bouche, -s

bond (B.),
'bandid bonded
'bandids bondage
band,

(B.),

-ed

bomb, -s
'baskids boscage
'basparas Bosp(li)orus
'bambaid, -z bombard (s.), -s
bam'baid [bAm-. bam-], -z, -ig, bast bossed
-id

(B.),

-mg, -ed
'baroua*, -z borrower,
-s,

-es, -ing,

= ba:ls= bailt-

Obam,

'banifeis Boniface
'bani|li, -nig bonnilly, -ness
'banit, -s, -ig, -id bonnet (s.v.),
-s, -ing, -ed
'banitid bonneted

O'bokit Beckett
baks, -iz, -ig, -t box

balsbalt-

'bonifeis 'bozwo-O

-z

-s

'bandhonlda*, -z bond-holder, -s
'ban({{man, -man bondjman, -men
'baneJmeid, -z bondmaid, -s
'band|wnman, -wimin bond|wo-

man, -women
'bandzjman,

-man

'bastan Boston
bas'tonnian [-njan], -z Bostonian,
-s

'bastak Bostock

baj" bosh
O'batam, -z,
(B.),

-men
'bandzjwnman,

-s,

-ig, -d

bottom

(s. v.)

-ing, -ed

'batamli Bottomley
'batamlis bottomless
'batamri bottomry
'batanaiz, -iz, -ig, -d botanizje
[-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed
'batani botany
'batanist, -s botanist, -s
ba'tiin (ba'tin), -z bottine, -s
'bat|l, -Iz, -^g [-lig], -Id bottl|e
(. v.), -les, -ling, -led
'batja* [-la*], -z bottler, -s
'batl,gri:n bottle-green

'batlwaja*, -z bottle-washer,

-s

'batalf [-talf ] Botolph

batj",

bonds|man,

-iz,

-ig,

-t

-ed
'bat/a*, -z botcher,
O'baTril bovril

botch

(s.

v.),

-es, -ing,

-wimin bondsO'baz Boz

woman, -women
'baznia [-qja],
'bana* 1) Bonner; 2) Bonar
-ns
'banam Bonham

-s

'banfaia*, -z bonfire, -s
'banji, -ia*, -list bonn|y, -ier, -iest

-n, -nz Bosnia, -n,

'bazwal [-wet] Boswell

'bazwa-d Bosworth

'bra:m9

'braunii)

'bra:ni3

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Bramah

'bra:m3, -z brahma (B.), -s

'braimsn, -z, -izm Brahman, -s,
-ism
'braimin, -z, -izm Brahmin, -s,
-ism
'bra:niz (braims) Brahms
braintj, -iz, -ig, -t branch (B.)
(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed
brais, -iz brass, -es
'brais'baend, -z brass-band, -s

'braisfannds*, -z brass-founder, -s
'bra:si, -z brassie, -s

'brai'Ton, -z bravo, -(e)s

Obraib, -z, -ig, -d brib|e
-8,

(s. v.),

-s

'braidgrnm,

-z

-s

bridegroom,

-s

'braidl bridal
'braid|I, -Iz, -^l) [-lig], -Id brid|le
(. .), -Ies, -ling, -led
'braidlpa:|0, -dz bridle-pa|th, -tha

'braidsn Bridson
'braidtjeimba*, -z bride-chamber,
-s

'braidwal [-wel] Bridewell

'braidzmeid, -z bridesmaid, -s
'braidz{men, -man brides{man,

-men
'braia*, -z 1) briar,
'braiali Brierley

2) brier, -a

-s;

'braian, -z, -t Bryan,

'braiani 1) briony; 2)
'braisz Bryers

-t

-s,

bryony

-li,

'braitn Brighton
-z

'branbiit,
-a,

-s,

-ig,

-n

browbeat,

-z, -a*, -ist, -nig, -ig,

brown

(.

adj. v.) (B.),

-est, -ness, -ing, -ed; 2)

'branni, -z brownie,

'brannig browning

O'brsebazn Brabazon
brsed, -z brad, -s
'brtedbari Bradbury
'brsedn Braddon
'brsedfad Bradford
brsedflild Bradfield
'brsedli Bradley
'brsedail, -z bradawl, -s
'brsedja: Bradahaw

-s,

-s

(B.)

-d

-s, -er,

Browne

-ging,

-ged
braega'doa^Xiou braggadocio
'brsegat, -s braggart, -s
'brsegigli braggingly

brsek, -s brack,
'brseksn bracken

-s

'brakanbari Brackenbury
'brseklj*, -nis brackish, -ness

'brsekit, -s, -ig, -id bracket

-8, -ing, -ed
'brseksi braxy

(s. v.),

'brsembl, -z bramble, -s
'brcemblbuj', -iz bramblebush, -es
'brsembli brambly
'brsemli Bramley
'brsem^ptan Brampton

(s. v.)

-ed

'brtendan Brandon
brsend|i, -iz brandjy, -ies
'brsendid 1) branded; 2)brandied
'breendigaian, -z branding-iron, -s
'brsendij, -iz, -ig, -t brandish,
-es, -ing, -ed
'brsend'nju: brand-new

-s

-ing, -en

brann,
1)

brow,

-es,

-ing, -ed

(B.), -s, -ing,

-nis bright
(B.), -er, -est, -ly, -ness
'braitln, -nz, -^iii [-nig], -nd
bright|en, -ens, -ening, -ened

Obran.

'brannsmiO Brownsmith
branz, -iz, -ig, -d brows|e,

'brsemwal [-wel] Bramwell

brten bran
brcend, -z, -ig, -id brand

brain, -i brin|e, -y
brais 1) Brice; 2) Bryce
'braisn Bryson
brait, -a*, -ist,

'braunij brownish
'brannnis brownness
'braunrig Brownrigg

brseg, -z, -ig, -d brag,

'braib3i'{i, -iz briber|y, -ies

braid, -z bride,

brannij 'brtesi

'brsedwadiin Bradwardine
brteg Bragg

-ing, -ed

'braiba*, -z briber,

'brsendram Brandram
'brtensn Branson
'brtenstan Branston

brsenz
brsendz brands
bregk, -z brank, -s
'brsegkad, -z brancard, -s
'braesi Brassey

brsej" 'breini

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brseJ, -iz brash, -es

brsetj -8 brat, -s
'brsetis, -iz brattice, -s
'briBt|l, -Iz,

-pg

-les, -ling,

[-Ub], -Id bratt|le,

-led

'brsetlbara Brattleboro
-z brother, -s
'brA5ahntt, -z brotherhood, -s
'brA8al|i, -inis brotherl|y, -iness
'brA5a|rinla:, -zinlo: brother|-inlaw, -s-in-law

O'brida*,

brAf Brough
'brAmadssm brummagem
'brAmids Bromwich
'brAmli Bromley
'brAmptan Brompton

breinlis brestpleit

'breinlis, -nis brainless, -ness

'breintri: Braintree
breis, -iz, -ig, -t (s. v.) brac|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
'breisiz (s.) braces
'breislit, -s bracelet, -s

'breiOweit Braithwaite
breiT, -a*, -ist, -li brave,

-r, -st,

-ly

'breivarli, -iz braver|y, -ies

breiz, -iz, -ig, -d 1) brais|e, -es,
-ing, -ed ; 2) brazje, -es, -ing, -ed
3) brays (from bray); 4) braes
(from brae)

'breizia* ["zja*, -3*a*], -z brazier, -s

'breizn, -li, -nis brazen, -ly, -ness
'breiznfeist brazen-faced

brAnt brunt
'brAntan Brunton
'breiznouz Brasenose
'brAnzwik Brjinswick
'breizia* brasier
'breisja*
brAsk, etc.
brnsk, etc. brusque O'brebna* Brebner
'brASl'sprants Brussels-sprouts
bred 1) bread; 2) bred (from
brAslz Brussels
breed)
brAj", -iz, -ii), -t brush (s. v.), 'bredba:skit, -a bread-basket, -s
-es, -ing, -ed
'bredfruit bread-fruit
'brA/wnd brushwood
'bredkrAm, -z bread-crumb, -s
Obrei, -z, -ig, -d (s. v.) bray (B.), bre'dailbein [-ban] Breadalbane

-s, -ing, -ed

brei, -z (s.) brae, -s
'brelbo'n [-bnsn] Brabourne
breid, -z, -ig, -id 1) braid (s.

(B.),

-s,

-ed;

-ing,

2)

'bredstAf, -s bread-stuff, -s
bredO [brete], -s breadth, -s

brede|weiz

v.)

brayed

(from bray)
'breisni

breik,
breik,
(s.

V.)

Braham
-s (s.)

['bretO-], -waiz
breadth|way8, -wise
'bredwina*, -z bread-winner, -s
'bredrin brethren (archaic plwr.
of brother)

-s
'brekan Brecon
bronk, 'bronkan 'brekfast, -s, -ig,

brake,

-s, -iij,

break,

-s,

-ing,

broke,

broken

(s. v.),

-s,

-id

'brekfastset, -s breakfast-set, -s

'breik'dann, -z break-down,
'breika*, -z breaker, -s
'breikanrids Brakenridge
'breikids, -iz breakage, -s
'breikial [-kjal] brachial

-s

'breknrids Breckinridge
bre'lak [bri'l-] (bra'lak),
loque,

'breman == 'breiman Bremen

'brenan Brennan

'breiknek break-neck

brent Brent
'brentfad Brentford

Brayley
'breiman Bremen
'breili

-s bre-

-s

'breikspia* Breakspear
'breikwaita*, -z break-water, -s
breil, -z 1) brail, -s; 2) Braille

'brent|'gn:s,

-'gi:s

-geese
brest, -s, -ig, -id

brent-|goose,
1) (s. v.)

breast,

-ing, -ed; 2) Brest

'brestboun, -z breast-bone, -s
-s,

brain, -z brain, -s
'breiniaeg brain-fag
'brein'fliTa* brain-fever
'breini brainy

Michaelis & Jones,

breakfast

-ing, -ed

'brest|'di:p,

-'liai

breast -deep,

-high
'brestpleit, -s breast-plate, -s

Phonetic BictionaTy,

'brestwaik briiz

"briizi bripk

'brestwaik, -s breastwork, -s
bret 1) Bret; 2) Brett
'bretan, -z Breton, -s
bretO, -s
brede, -s breadth,

-ia*,
-iist,
-ili,
-inis
breez|y, -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness

'bri:z|i,

'

O'bridligtan Bridlington
'bridpait Bridport
bret'wodda ['bretw-] Bretwalda bri'dnin, -z bridoon, -s

-s

'bree, -s breath, -s
'brediis, -li, -nis breathless, -ly,
-nesa
'brerit, -s, -iij, -id brevet (s. v.),
-s, -ing, -ed
'breyiti brevity
'brevit|iii, -id brevet|(t)ing, -(t)ed

Obra'bsent Brabant
bra'keid [bro-], -z, -id brocadje,
-es,

-ed

v.),

bra'via* brevier
bra'ir/nara bravura
bra'zil Brazil
brs'ziljan [-lian], -z Brazilian,
bra'zilnAt, -s Brazil-nut, -s

-s

Obri: bree
-s,

-ing,

bred breed

(s. v.),

bred

'briida*, -z breeder, -s
bri:8, -z, -ig, -d breath|e,
-ing, -ed

-es,

bri:8a*, -z breather, -s
'bri:5igspeis, -iz breathing-space,
-s

bri:f, -s^ -a*, -ist, -li, -nis brief

a^.), -a, -er, -est, -ly, -ness

'briiflis briefless
(s.

briikin Brechin
bri:k8 breeks
bri:m, -z bream (B.), -s
'bri:ou brio
'bri:ouJ [brionj-] (bri'Dj"), -iz
brioche, -s
bri:tj",-iz 1) breach, -es; 2) breech
(of a gvm, etc.), -s
'brirt/ig, -z breeching, -s
'briitjlouda*, -z breech-loader,
-s

briiT, "Z breve, -s

'bri:Tiar|i
-ies

-d bridg|e
-ed

(s.

[--vja-],

-iz

breviar|y,

'briiTiit, -s breviate, -s
bri:z, -iz breeze, -s

v.)

'bridsa* Bridger
'bridsit Bridget
'bridsiz Bridges
'bridsnaiO Bridg(e)north

'bridstann Bridgetown
'bridswoita* Bridg(e)water
'brie* Breer
-z 1) brig, -s; 2) Brigg,
bri'geid, -z brigade, -s
briga'dia*, -z brigadier, -s

-ting, -ted

bri:d, -z, -ig,

-iz, -ig,

(B.), -es, -ing,

brig,

bra'Iak
bre'Iak
bra'vaidon, -z bravado, -es
bra'vet, -s, -ig, -id brevet (s.
-s,

brids,

-s

'brigand, -z brigand, -s
'brigandids brigaudage
'brigantain, -z brigantine, -s
'brigstok Brigstock(e)
brik, -s brick, -s
'brikbset, -s brickbat, -s
'brikdAst brick-dust
bri'ket, -s briquette, -s
'brikabrsek bric-a-brac
'brikal [bri'konl], -z bricole,

-s

'brikflild, -z brick-field, -s
brikkiln, -z brick-kiln, -s

'hribioii^* -az,
-a,,^
'brikleila*
,

.ig bricklay|er,
-ing
'brik]neik{a*,-az, -ig brickmak|er,
-ers, -ing
-ers,

'brikstan Brixton
'brikwa.'k brickwork
brilj -z brill (B.), -s
'briljans, -i brillianc|e, -y
'briljant, -s, -li, -nis brilliant
(s. adj.), -s, -ly, -ness
briljan'tiin brilliantine

bri'lak

brim,

bre'lok
-d brim

-z, -ig,

(s. v.),

-s,

-ming, -med
'brim'ful brimful(l)

'brimstonn

[-stan]

brimstone

'brindl, -z, -d brindle,

'brinzli Brinsley

-s,

'brinzmi:d Brinsmead
brig, -z, -ig, bro:t bring,

brought
briga*, -z bringer,
brigk, -s brink, -s

-s

-d

-s,

-ing,

'brioM 'braidgeids

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'briou, 'brionj, bri'onj"

'bri:brisk, -9*, -ist, -li, -nis brisk,
-er, -est, -ly, -ness
'briskit, -s' brisket, -s
bris|l, -Iz, -lii| [-flil]; -Id brist|le
(g. v.), -les, -ling, -led
bris|li [-li], -linis
-linesa
'bristl Bristol

[-J;i-]

briBt|ly,

bru:d

'bra:dha:st Broadhurst
'bra:dka:st broadcast
'bra:dklo'6 broadcloth
'braidlll, -nis broadjly, -ness
'bra:d|n, -nz, -ifig [-nig], -nd
broadjen, -ens, -ening, -ened
'bra:dsald, -z broadside, -s
'braidsaid, -z broadsword, -s

'broidwei Broadway
'bra:dTrnd, -z Broadwood,

'bristou Bristow(e)
bri'tsenik Britannic
bri'tsenjs Britannia
bri'tein Brittain
'brit^n 1) Britain; 2) Britton;
3)

'broidhaist

Britten

'britan, -z Briton, -s
'britani [-t^ii] Brittany
'britij", -a*, -az British, -er, -ers
'brit|l, -^a , -^st, -Inis britt|le,
-ler, -lest, -leness
'britjiz breeches (garment)
bra'Tet, etc.
bri'Tst, etc.
bri'yia* [bra'T-] brevier
bra'zil, etc.
bri'zil, etc.

=
=

-s

bra:dz broads (B.)

brail, -z, -ig, -d brawl (s. v.),
-ing, -ed
'brada*, -z brawler, -s
bra:n 1) brawn; 2) Brahan
'bra:n{i, -la*, -list, -Inls
-ier, -iest, -iness

brawn |y,

brait brought (from bring)

'braitn Broughton
bra:0, -s broth, -s

O'brobdlgnseg Brobdingnag
brabdig'nseglan, -z Brobdingnagian, -s
'brodrlk Brod(e)rick

'bro51 ['braOl], -z brothel, -s

O'brondi Brodie
brail, -z, -ig, -d broil (s. v.),
brong, -z brogue, -s
-ing, -ed
bronk, -an, -nli broke (from

brak,

break), -n, -nly

brouk,

-s, -ig, -t

brok|e

(v.), -es,

-s

brock

(B.), -s

'brakall broc(c)oli

'bronkan'daun broken-down

'brakll Brockley
'brakwal Brockwell

'broukan'haitld broken-hearted

'bramitj*, -Ids

'broukan'windld broken -winded

'bronkari brokery
'broakarids brokerage
bronm, -z brome, -s
'broumaid, -z bromide, -s
'broameit, -s bromate, -s
'bronmim [-main] bromine
'bronmik bromic
'bronmit, -s bromate, -s

'bramll Bromley
'bramwitj" Bromwich
brag'kbran'kaltls

-es, -ing,

brontj", -iz

Obra:d,

-ii|,

-t

(s. v.)

broach,

-ed
(s.)

brooch, -es

-a*, -ist, -11, -nls

(B.), -er, -est, -ly,

-a,

'brakan, -ha:st Brocken, -hurst

'braklhaist Brocklehurst

-ing, -ed

'bronka*, -z broker, -s
'bronkad, -z brocard, -s

broutj", -iz,

-s,

-ness

'branti Bronte

branz,

-Iz, -Ig.

-es, -ing,

'br9:dbent Broadbent
'bro:d'brlmd broadbrimmed
braidgelds broad-gauge

-d bronz|e

(. v.),

-ea

'branzl bronzy
brag'kaltls bronchitis
'bragkl|a, -1: bronchi|a, -ae
'bragklal [-kjal] bronchial
bra'Jjua* (bra'Jyir), -z brochure,
[-s
braO, -8 broth, -s

= 'bra51,

broad 'braOl, -z
Obrnij -z,

'braid'seron, -z broad-arrow, -s

Bromwich

-Ig,

-d

-z brothel, -s
(.

v.)

brew,

-ing, -ed
brnid, -z, -Ig. -Id 1) brood (. v.),
-s, -ing, -ea; 2) brewed (from
-s,

brew)

'bru:8* 'bu:dwo:*

brewer

'bruia*, -z

Obu:9,

(B.), -b

'brniam, -z brougham p.)j

-s

'bru:8r|i, -z brewer|y, -les

bruim, -z 1) broom (shrub), -s;
brum, -z; 3) ^'bruMm, -z
2)

bruim
3)

brume;

1)

Broom(e);

2)

Brougham

'brum'brn:mbru:'net (bry'net), -s brunette,

bru:8 Bruce
brnsk, etc.
bra:sk, etc.
'bruissmiO Brucesmith
'bruista* Brewster'

-s

bra:t, -s,

-id 1)

-ii),

(s. .)

bruit,

2) (s.) brute, -s
bru:'t{elit|i, -iz brtitalit|y, -ies
-s,

-ing, -ed;

'bruitalaiz, -iz,
[-i8|e],

-d brutalizje
-ed

-ii),

-es, -ing,

bnid 'bnfei

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-z

booth

(B.), -s

'ba:9bi Boothby
'bu:di3 Boothia
O'buia*, -z booer, -s
bu:f (bnf) bouffe

O
O

bn:g Bug {river)

O'bu'kei [bu''kei], -z bouquet,
'bnikarest Bucharest
O bn:l buhl
boulevard,

Obn:m,

(bul'Tair),

[-yaid]

'builiva:*

-s

-z

-s

-z, -ii),

boom

-d

(g.

v),

-s,

-ing, -ed

'buimarteg, -z boomerang,

-s

O bn:n, -z 1) boon, -s; 2) Boon(e)

O 'bn:'ri:nieLs ('bnri'me) boutsrim^s
Obu:t, -8,

'brnitan Bruton

-ii|,

-id boot

-s,

(s. v.),

-ing, -ed

'brnitss Brutus
'brnitij", -Ii, -nis brutish, -ly,-nes8
'bru:t|l, -ali brut|al, -ally
bru:z, -iz, -ii), -d 1) bruisje (. v.),
es, -ing, -ed; 2) brews {from

brew)

'bnitdstek, -s bootjack, -s
'bniti
'bu:tl

booty
Bootle

'ba:tlis,

-Ii,

-nis

bootless,

-ly,

-ness

baits boots {hotel servant) (B.)

'bruiza*, -z bruiser, -s
'brna*, 'bruari, 'bruii)

'bnittri:, -z boot-tree, -s

'bru> O'buivari Bouverie

'brnkflild Brookfield

'buiyi Bovey
bn:z, -iz, -ig, -d 1) bousje
{drink), -es, -ing, -ed ; 2) booze,
-es, -ing, -ed; 3) boo(e)s {from

'bruklain Brookline
'bruklin Brooklyn

'bu:z3*, -z 1) boozer, -s; 2) bouser,

'

bruin, -z bruin

(B.),

-s

1) (s. v.) brook

(B.), -s, -ing, -ed; 2) Bro(o)ke

brnk,

-s, -ig, >t

boo)

'brnklit, -s brooklet, -s

-s

bruks brooks (B.)

'bn:zi Boosey
'brnksmiO Brooksmith
0'bu:3i: (bn'si), -z bougie, -s
brum, -z 1) broom {for sweeping); 'bnda Buddha
bru:m broom {shrub)
2)
'bnd|ist, -ists, -izm Buddh|ist,

'brumflild Broomfield
'brnmstik, -s broomstick,

-ists,

-s

'brunhllda Brunuhilde

Obua*,

-ism
-z 1)

boor,

-s; 2)

Boer,

-s

'bnaban (bnr'bo), -z Bourbon, -s

'busdn^ -z bourdon, -s
'buan [bo:an], -z bourn(e), -s
baanmae ['bo:n-, -mauO] Bourne-

'buarij",

brusk (brysk), -Ii, -nis brusque,

-ly, -ness
ba:, -Zj -ii|, -d boo [v. interj.),
-{e)s, -mg, -ed
'bn:b|i, -iz, -iij" boob|y, -ies, -yish
'buibitrsep, -s booby-trap, -s

Obmd

booed

{from, boo)

'bn:d3'pest Budapest
'bn:dl boodle (B.)
'buidwa;* [-wo:*] (bu'dwair), -z
boudoir, -s

mouth
-Ii, -nis boorish,
-ness
'buas, "iz bourse, -s

'buaswa:

(bnr'swa)

-ly,

bourgeois

(middle doss)

O'bufei

(by'fs), -z buffet

freshment bar),

-s

(s.)

(re-

buk

'bnlfrog 'dttibiz

Obuk,

-8, -ii), -t

book

(s. v.),

-a,

-ing, -ed

'bnkbalnd|3*, -az, -ii) bookbindjer,

-era, -ing
'bnkdet, -s book-debt, -s
'bnkei [bn'kei], -z bouquet, -s
'buka*, -z booker (B.), -s
'bukei
'bnki, -z 1) bookie, -s; 2)
'bukij, -Ii, -nis bookish, -ly, -ness
'bukkeis, -iz bookcase, -s
'bnkki:p{3*, -az, -ig, book-keep|er,
-era, -ing
'bukklAb, -z book-club, -s

book-mark,
'bnkmAzlm book-muslin
-8

'bukmeikla*, -az,

-iij

-s

'butjan,
'bnlian, eic.
'bnlin JSuUen
'bnlin [bn'liin] Boleyn

-ing
'bukpleit, -s bookplate, -s

'built, -s bullet, -s
'bnlitin, -z bulletin, -a

'bnlitprnif bullet-proof
'bnljan bullion
'bn^anlst, -s buUionist, -a
'bnrka:|f, -TZ bull-cal|f, -vea

'bulwa* Bulwer
'bnlwa'k, -s bulwark, -a
bnlz bulla (from bull)

'bnkpoust book-post

'bnlzai, -z bull's-eye, -s

'bnk8el|a*, -az, -iij book-sell|er,

-ers, -ing
'bnkstail, -z bookstall, -s
'bukjel|f, -TZ book-8hel|f, -ves

O'bnX,

-8

book-shop,

etc.

'bnlrij", -iz bulruah, -ea

book-mak|er,

-era,

'bukjop,

(. v.),

-ies, -ying, -ied

'bnlma* Bulmer
bu'lonn (bn'loji) Boulogne

'bnklsinii) book-learning

'bnkma:k,

'bulfrag, -z bull-frog, -s
bu'IL'n
'bnlin Boleyn
'bulji, -iz, -ill), -id bull|y

-iz, -li), -t

'bnX|i, -ill, -ini8

-ily, -iness; 2)

'buXl, -z

-s

bush

(s. v.),

1)

1)

buah|y

(B.),

Bushey

bushel,

-s;

2)-Bushell

'buJIman, -man bush|man

bukt booked (from book)

-es,

-ing, -ed

(B.),

-men

'bnktreid book-trade

'bn^milz Bushmills
'bnkwaim, -z book-worm, -a
Obnl, 'Z -ill, -d bull (s. ;;.) (B.), 'bn/nal [-n\] Bushnell
-s,

'bnjrelndsa*, -z bushranger,
O'butXa*, -z, -rii), -d butcher

-ing, -ed

'bnlbeitii| bull-baiting
'bnldog. -z bull-dog, -s

'bnla* Buller
'bnlsk, -s bullock

(s.

qn:, -z,

hew,
-a;

-ii),
-a,

3)

-d

O'bnzam,

(B.), -s

bwoi,
buoy,

buU-flnch, -es

= hjn:,

-ing, -ed;

Hugh,

-a,

-ing, -ed

'butXar|i, -iz butcher|y, -lea

'bnlfait, -s bull-fight, -s
'bulflntj*, -iz

v.),

-a

(B.)

etc.

2)

1)

(s.)

(v.)

'jn:.

hue,

-z

bosom,

etc.,

-a

dialectal

for

bai

etc.

'hju:-

hju-'

-es

d
d

'da:bi 1) Derby; 2) Darby

1) weak form of do (v.) {as in
Dar'how do you do' 'handju'dn:); 'da:biX*a* 1) Derbyshire; 2)
bishire
2) weak form of had and would
{as in I'd', etc.).

'da:biz darbies

da:d3'nelz dai'tebalaiz

70

dai'sebalizm diabolism
dai'sefanss diaphanous
dai'eeganl^, -fz, -9li diagon|al

Odaida'nelz Dardanelles
'daidanas Dardanus
dai'dsiilii) Darjeeling
Odaift, -8*, -ist daft,

-er, -est

-z

dagoba,

(s.

adj.), -als, -ally

dai'aekani diaconal
dai'sekanit, -s diaconate,

'da:ft|li, -nis daftjly, -ness

0'da:g3ba,

daia'kritik

dai'tebalizm

-s

-s

dai'aelsdslist^ -ists, -izm dialog-

'da:k{li, -nis dark|Iy, -ness

dai'ielagi [-ladsi] diallage (figure

of speech)
dai'semita*, -z diameter, -s
diametrjal,
-ali
dai'semitrl^I,
-ally
dai'seu3 Diana
dai'senOjas, -ai dianthjus, -i

da:k, -a*, -ist dark, -er, -est

da;'ka:pon da capo
'da:k|ii, -anz, -snii) [-^ii)], -and
dark|en, -ens, -ening, -ened
'da:k|i, -iz dark|y, -ies

darkling
'daik'ru'm, -z dark-room,
'da:kli:g

-s

'da:kS9m darksome
O'dttili Darley
'da:lii), -z

Darm-

stadt

-d darn

(s. v.), -a,

-ing, -ed

'da:nii)ni:dl, -z darning-needle, -s
'dainli Darnley

da:ns,

-iz,

-ii|,

-t

-ism

dai'sespara diaspora

Darlington
O'daimstset ('darmjtat)
-z, -ig,

-ists,

Odaid

darling (D.), -s

'da:lii)T3ii

Odain,

|ist,

dancje

(s.

v.)

(p.), -es, -ing, -ed

'dainsa*, -z dancer, -s

1) died (from die); 2) dyed

(from dye)
'daidaepa*, -z didapper, -a
'daidon Dido

'daidsest. -s (s.) digest, -s

dai'dsesi (v.), etc.
di'dsest, etc.
dai'a:n|J, -^z, -ali diurn|al (s.
adj), -als, -ally

O'daia*, -z dyer

(D.), -s

'daia*, -ra* -rist dire,

da:n's3:z (da:'s0:z), -iz danseuse, -s

'da:nsii|ga:l, -z dancing-girl, -s
'da:ii8ii|ma:st3*, -z dancing-

master, -s
'daznsmjnizik dance-music
O'daisi 1) D'Arcy; 2) Darcy
O da:t, -8, -ig, -id dart (s.

v.)

(D.), -8, -ing, -ed

'da:ta*, -z 1) darter, -s; 2) dartre,

-s

-st

-ally
,
'daiadem [-dam], -z diadem, -s
daia'do:ras Diodorus
daiafrseg'meetik diaphragmatic
'daiafrsem [-fram], -z diaphragm,
-s

daialfwl.

'daitfad Dartford

-r,

'daiabeis diabase
,
daia'bi:ti:z diabetes
daia'bi:tik [-'bet-] diabetic
daia'balik, -al, -ali diabolic, -al,

-fuli

[-fali],

-fwlnis

dire|ful, -fully, -fulness

'daitmaO Dartmouth
'da:tmn3* Dartmoor

daiag'nons|is,

'daiagnonz,

-i:z

diagnosjis, -es

-iz, -ii|,

-d diagnos|e,

0'da:win 1) Darwin; 2) Darwen

-ea, -ing, -ed
dai'mnisn [-igan] Darwinian
daiag'nostik, -s diagnostik (s.
'da:winizm Darwinism
adj.), -s
O'doiTss [-vous] Davos
'daiagraem, -z diagram, -s
dai, -z^ daiig, daid (v.) 1) die, daiagra'm%tik, -alj-ali diagramdying, died;
dyeing, dyed
dai, -z (s.) 1) die
2) dye, -s
-s,

dye,

-s,

matic, -al, -ally

'daiak [-ak], -s dyak,

(stamp),

-s;

daia'kliij'iaii [daio'k-]

2)

dai, -s (s.) di|e (cube), -ce

Odai'sebalaiz, -iz, -ig, -d diaboliz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed

-a

Diocletian

daiakliiz ['daiok-] Diodes

daia'kaistik diacaustic (s. adj.)
daia'kritik, -s, -al diacritic (s.
adj.), -s, -al

'daial

dai'gres

71

'dailal, -dlz, -alii), -aid di|al

{s.v.),

-als, -ailing, -ailed

'daislekt. -s dialect, -s

daialektik,

-!,

-3li dialectic,

-al, -ally

dialogistic, -al, -ally

daiameeg'netik,

-s, -all

diamag-

netic (s. adj.), -s, -ally

daia'ineegnitizm diamagnetism
daia'inetrik|al, -all diaiuetric|al,
-ally

'daiamed Diomed
'daiamand, >z diamond,
'daiamiid Diomede
daia'mi:di:z Diomedes
'daian Dion
daia'naisas Dionysus
daia'naisias [-'naisjas,

-s

-nis digressive,

-es

daii'Iektrik, -s dialectric

(s.

adj.),

-B

dying (from die)

ing (from dye)

'daiii) 1)

2)

dye-

= daiat-

Odaijna'retik,

OdaUc,

[-s

-s diuretic

-s, "in, -t

-es, -ing, -ed; 2)

(s.

adj.),

v.)

1) dik|e,

dyk|e

(D.), -es,

(s.

-ing, -ed
'daiktik deictic

Odail,

'daial, -z, -d dial

-led
dai'leijan, -z dilation, -s
dai'leit, -s, -ig, -id dilat|e, -es,
-ing, -ed
dai'leita*, -z dilater, -s
-z,

-8,

(s. v.),

dai'leitabl dilatable
daila'teijan [-lei't-], -z

dilata-

tion, -s
-'niXias,

Dionysius

'daianis direness
daia'nizia [-qa], -n Dionysia, -n
daia'peisn [-'pelzn], -z diapason,
-s

dai'ljaijan, -z dilution,

-s

dai'l/uit. -s, -ig, -id, -nis dilutje

(adj. v.), -es, -ing, -ed, -eness

-an diluvilal, -an

dai'l/u:Ti|am, -a diluvi|um, -a
Odaim, -z 1) disme, -s; 2) dime, -s
di'menj"dai'menX'daimla* ['deim-] ('daimlar) Daimda.i'l?'u:vi|al,

'daiapa*, -z diaper, -s

daia'raima, -z diorama,
daia'rsemik dioramic

-11,

dai'odsiniiz

dai'grejan, -z digression, -s
Odai'iarisjis [-ras-], ,-i:z diseres-

daiit-

'daialids diallage (mineral)

'daidlag, -z dialogue, -s
'daialpleit, -s dial-plate, -s

-s

'daiarji, -iz diar|y, -ies

daia'ria diarrhoea
'daiarist, -s 1) (s.) diarist, -s;
2) (a(^.) direst (from dire)
'daiasls, -iz dioce8|e, -es
'daiat, -s, -ii), -id diet (s. v.), -s,
-ing, -ed
,.
,
daia'tetifc [dail't-], -s, -1, -all
-ally
al,
dietetic (s. adj.), -a,
'daiatar|i ['daiit-], -z dietar|y (s.
adj.), -ies

daia'tonik, -ali diatonic, -ally

'daiatraib. -z diatribe, -s
daia'9a:infal,-as diatlienn|al,-ous
dai'gsema ['daigsema], -z di-

gamma,

dai'gresiv,
-ly, -ness

|is,

dala'lektl dialectal
daialek'toladsji, -ist, -ists dialectologly, -ist, -ists
daiala'dslstik [-lo'ds-], -al, -all

-'niXJas]

da.i'gresiY

-s

'daigrsef [-graif], -s digraph, -s

dai'gres, -iz, -ig, -t digress, -es,
-ing, -ed

ler

Odain,

-z, -ig, -d din|e, -es, -ing,

-ed

dai'neemik,
-al,

-al, -ali, -s

dynamic,

-ally, -s

dai'naemita*, -z dynameter,
'daina Dinah

-s

'daina*, -z diner, -s

'dainamait,

-s, -ii), -id

dynamit|e

-ed
'dainamaita*, -z dynamiter, -s
dainama'metrik [-mo'm-], -al
(s.

v.),

-es, -ing,

dynamometric, -al
'dainamon, -z dynamo, -s
daina'mamita*, -z dynamometer,
-s

daina'eiari|am [-no'-], -a dinotheri|nm, -a

'dainigrn'm, -z dining-room, -s
Odai'odsiniiz [-dsan-] Diogenes

dai'aksaid

'daizn

dai'aksaid, -z dioxide,
dai'asisan diocesan

Odai'r-

Odais

(s.)

cube); 2)

dais, -iz,
-ing, -ed

-t

'daisi Dicey
'daisii|k[3*, -az,
-ers,

'daisn

(s.

dice

of die

(plrir.

dicje, -es,

(v.)

-ii)

dau 'dauti

Dow

0'dand|i.

Dyce
-ii),

dan

-s

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die-sink|er,

-ing

-iz, -la*, -iist

dowd|y

adj.), -ies, -ier, -iest

'dandi|ll, -nis dowdi|ly, -ness

'dandn Dowden
O'dauel [-al, -il], -z, -ig, -d
1) dowel (s. v.), -a, -ling, -led;
2) Dowell
[-s
O'dana*, -z dower, -s
'dauadsa* ['danids-j. -z dowager,
'danal 1) Dowell; 2)
'dauel

Dyson

'danalis dowerless
'danar|i, -iz dowr|y, -ies

'daistAf, -s dyestuflF, -s

O'daitn 1) Deigliton; 2) Dighton

O'daiwud, -z dye-wood, -s
O'dani Dowie
O daiT, -z, -in, -d div|e, (s. v.), O'daula* Dowler
-es, -ing, -ed
[-s 'danlas dowlas (D.)
dir%ri'keiXan,

-z divarication,
dai'rserikeitj -s, -ig, -id divaricat|e, -es, ing, -ed
dai'YAlds, -iz, -ii), -d divulg|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
dai'TAl/an, -z divulsion, -s
dai'rest, -s, -iij, -id divest, -s,
-ing, -ed
dai'vestitja* divestiture
dai'va:d5, -iz, -ig, -d diverg|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
dai'Ta:d5ans, -iz, -i divergenc|e,
-fs. -y
dai'vaidsant, -Ii divergent, -ly
dai'vais ['daivais], -Ii diverse, -ly
dai'Ta:si fai, -faiz, -faiig, -faid
diversi f y, -fies, -f ying, -fled
daiTaisifl'keiJan, -z diversifica-

tion, -s
dai'va:sit{i, -iz diversit|y, -ies
dai'vaijan, -z diversion, -s

dai'Ta:t, -s, -ig, -igli, -id divert,

-s, -ing, -ingly, -ed
'daiva*, -z diver, -s
'daivaz 1) divers {adj.); 2) divers
(s.) {from diver)
'daivi:z

Dives

(bihlical

name)

OdauHj

-z

down

(s.

ac^. adv. prep.

inter}.) (D.), -s

'daun'bed, -z down-bed,

-s

'dann,dra:ft, -s down-draught,

-s

'daunam Downham
'dannfail, -z downfall, -s
'dann'ha:tid down-hearted
'daan'hil downhill
'dann|i, -ia*,-iist down|y, -ier, -iest

'daunig Downing
'daunkaist downcast
'dann'ktrilt, -s down-quilt, -a
'daunpa:a*, -z downpour, -s
'daunrait, -nis downright, -ness
'dannrAj, -iz dowrush, -es
'dann^sitig down-sitting
'daun'steaz downstairs
'daun'striim downstream
'daun/ia* Downshire

'danntradn downtrodden
'dannTrad, -z downward, -s
daunz 1) downs (D.) 2) Downes
Odaus, -iz, -ig, -t 1) dous|e, -es,
;

Dowse
Dowson

-ing, -ed; 2)

'dausn

Odaut,
v.),

-s,

-s,

-ig, -id 1)

-ing,

-ed;

2)

doubt

(s.

dout,

-s,

'dairigbel, -z diving-bell, -s
'daivigdres, -iz diving-dress, -es

-ing, -ed
'dauta*, -z 1) doubter, -s; 2) dout-

daivz 1) Dives {swname);

es {from dive)
Odaiz 1) dies {from die);
{from dye)

'daut|fMl, -fulist r-falist] doubt-

'daizat [-za:t] Dysart

'daiz|n, -nz, -ijdg, -nd
-ens, -ening, -ened

2) div2)

dyes

er, -s

|ful,

-fullest

'daut|fuli [-fali], -ft^Inis doubt|fully, -fulness

diz|en,

'daut|i, -ia*, -iist

ier,

-iest

dought|y

(D.),

'daatili

dem

73

'dautijli, -nis doughti|ly, -ness

'daatig, -li doubting (D.), -ly
'dantlis, -li doubtless, -ly

'dantn
dteb,

Dowton
-d dab

-z, -ii|,

(s. v.),

-a,

-Iz, -^I)

-Id dab-

[-liij],

'dsemni|fai,

damni|fy,

dad, -s
dadd|y, -les
'dsedi'l9i)legz daddy-long-legs
O'deefadanu'dilji, -iz daffadown-z

'dtedii, -iz

dill|y, -ies

'diefni Dapbne
'dsefnis Daphnis
Odseg, -z dag, -a
'dsega , -z dagger, -s

Odsel'biiti Dalbeattie

-s

damp-

dtempt damped

dan

-z

(D.), -a

'deenait, -s Danite, -s

Danby

-izm dandylish, -ism

'dsendilaian, -z dandelion, -s
'diend|l, -Iz, -lig [-Ug], -Id dand|le, -lea, -ling, -led
'dsendraf dandruflf

-s

[bert

-id dall|y, -ies,

'deene^i: Danae
'deenjal, -z Daniel(l), -a

'dsenjuib Danube
dse'iiju:bi3n [dan-,

-bjan]

Da-

nubian

-ying, -led
'dsella*, -z dalher, -s
'deelians [-Ijans] dalliance

'dsenraita* Dannreuther
deens, etc. dialectal for da:ns,
'dsenti Dante
'dsenya'z Danvera

'daljal Dalziel

Dalkeith

dsel'msetik, -s dalmatic, -s
deermeijia [SM, -n, -nz Dalmatia, -n, -ns

dsel'meni [-'miini] Dalmeny

deelma'njniOa Dalmanutha

0'dgg|I,

-Iz, -lig

etc.

Hig],-ld dang-

(D.), -lea, -ling, -led

'dseggla* [-:ia*], -z dangler, -s
dsegk, -a*, -ist dank, er, -est
|le

'diegklli, -nis dank|ly, -ness

O'dsepa dapper (D.)

'dsepl dapple
O'dserak Darracq

'dseini Dalny
dsel'rai Dairy

dselrimpl Dalrymple

'dieral Darrell

'dselzial Dalziel

-d

-ming, -med;

-ing, -ed

v.),

'dsendl|ij',
etc.

'dselambes* (dala:'be:r) D'Alem'dselas Dallas

-s,

adj.

'dsend|i, -iz dand|y, -iea

dsektil, -z dactyl, -a
dsek'tilik dactylic

-z, -ii),

(s.

'deeinp|en, -anz, -^nii), -and

|en, -ens, -ening, -ened

'deenbi

Odsem,

damp

'dsempa*, -z damper,

Odieoj
-Id dag-

g|le, -les, -ling, -led

dsel'kiie [da:!-]

-s, -ig, -t
-ing, -ed

-faiii), -faid
-fying, -fled

'dsemzal, -z damsel, -a
'dsemzan, -z damson, -a

dsegoubait Dagobert
'dsegwil8* D'Aguilar
da'koit,
Odse'koit, etc.
'deekshand, -z dachshund,

-iig,

-s,

-ish

'dseganet [-nit] Dagonet

'dsegoTTud Daggerwood

'dsel|i, -iZ;

dsemp^

dsemt

[-lig],

-faiz,
-flea,

'dsempja* Dampier
'dsempjli, -nis, -ij damp|ly, -neaa,

'dsefadil, -z daffodil, -s

-lii)

-ly, -leness

'dtemnatari damnatory

'dsebla* [4a*]j -z dabbler, -s

'dtebtjlk, -8 dabchick, -s

dag|l, -Iz,

'dsemakliiz Damocles
dsema'siin Damascene
'dsemask, -s damask, -s
'dsemids, -iz, -ig, -d damagje
(s. v.), -ea, -ing, -ed

'd{emnab|l,

bile, -les, -ling, -led

Odsed,

'dsestadli

deem'neijan, -z damnation, -a
-li, -Inis damnabjle,

-bing, -bed
'djeba*, -z dabber, -a
'dsebjl,

dsemokliiz

'

1)

2)

-z dastard, -s
'd%stad|li, -nis dastardjly (aiw.).
-ness

dam(s. v), O'dsestad,

damn,

-a,

'daestadli

'dAgaut

'd%st3d|li, -linis daBtard|ly (adj.),

-liness
OdseJ", -iz, -ii), -t dash (s. v.), -es,
-ing, -ed

dashing

'dsejig, -li

O'dset/it Datchet
O'dsevit, -s davit,

[adj.),

-ly

-s

entry
0'deez|I, -Iz,

-lii) [-^i|],

-Id daz-

-ling, -led

z|le, -les,

-ii],

-d

dub

(s.

i?.),

-s,

-bing, -bed

duck

-s, -ig, -t

(s. v.),

'dAbl'bserald double-barrelled
'dAbl'beis, -iz double-bass, -es
'dAbl jbrestid double-breasted
'dAbl'daid double-dyed
'dAbl'dekla*, -az, -t double-deck-ers,

-ed

'dAbrdi:l|a*, -az,

-ii|

double-deal-

|er, -ers, -ing

'dAblfeist double-faced
'dAbl'fa.'st, -s double-first,
'dAbli doubly

OdAl,

-a*,

-ist,

-d dull
-ed

-z, -ig,

-er, -est, -s, -ing,

'dAlaid dull-eyed
'dAlbreind dull-brained
'dAlad, -z dullard, -s
'dAli dully
'dAlids Dulwich
'dAliJ dullish
dAlka'iuEara dulcamara
dAlli
dAli dully
'dAlnis dul(l)ness

'dAlsi

Dulcie

'dAlsijfai,
-s

'dAblin Dublin
'dAblit, -s doublet, -s
'dAbIja:, -z
(the letter),
dAbljui'si:, -z W. C, -'s

-'a

'dAbl'kmk double-quick
'dAbl'lokt double-locked

-faiz,
-faiig,
-faid
dulci|fy, -fies, -fying, -fied

'dAlsima*, -z dulcimer, -s
dAlsi'nia [dAl'sinia] Dulcinea
'dAlsit dulcet
OdAiUj-z, -ig, -d dumb (a^.v.),
-s, -ing, -ed

dAm'baitn Dumbarton
-z dumb-bell, -s
'dAmbidaiks Dumbiedikes
'dAmbel,

'dAblmaindid double-minded
'dAblnis doubleness
'dAbl'stant double-stout

'dAmdAm,

double-stopping
'dAbl^tAgd double-tongued
dAb'lum, -z doubloon, -s
OdAd, -z dud, -s

found,

dum-dum,

-z

dAm'faund,

'dAbl'stapii)

-s,

-z,

-ig,

-s

dumb-

-id

-ing, -ed

dAm'faanda*,

-z

dumbfounder,

dAm'fa.'mlin
dAn'fdAm'friis, -Jia* [-'fri:J'J'a*]

Dudley

'dAdsan, -z dudgeon,

-s

'dAm|i, -iz dumm|y, -ies

'dAm|li, -nis dum|ly, -ness

'dAfa*, -z dufier, -s

dAmnariks

'dAfarin Dufferin
'dAllild Duffleld
-z

1)

dug

-s

Dum-

|ries, -shire

OdAf Duff

OdAg,

-s,

dAks, -iz 1) dux, -es; 2) ducks

(from duck)
'dAksbari Duxbury
dAkt, -s 1) duct, -s; 2) ducked
(from duck)

(adj. v.),

'dAb|], -Iz, -Iii| [-Ui)]; -Id doub|le

(s. ad;, v.), -les, -ling, -led

'dAdli

OdAk,

'dAktail ductile
dAk'tiliti ductility

'deezligli [-^i|li] dazzlingly

|er,

'dAg'aut dug-out (adj.)

'dAglas Dougla8(s)

'dAkbil, -z duck-bill, -s
'dAkat, -s ducat, -s
'dAkinflild Dukinfield
'dAklig, -z duckling, -s

-s

'dsernpait, -s davenport (D.), -s

'dsevntri {locally 'deintri) Dav-

-z,

dAg'aut 'dAmpi

-ing, -ed

'AseJhaiaA, -z dash-board,
'dteja*, -z dasher, -s

dAb,

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[-nor-,

-nor-]

Dum-

norix

dAmp,
(s.),

(from dig)
'dAgant, -s dug-out

-s;

(s.),

2)
-s

dug

-s, -ig, -t

dump,

-s,

-ed
'dAmp|i, -ia*, -iist dump|y,
-iest

-ing,
-ier,

'dAmpiJ

'dAijka*

'dAmpiJ,

-li,

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-nis dumpish, -ly,

-s

dAmps dumps
'dAm'JOH, -z dumb-show,

dAmt

-s

-s,

dAmpt dumped

'dAm'weita*, -z dumb-waiter, -a
'dAmvil 1) Dumville; 2) Domville
O dAn 1) done (from do) 2) Dunn(e)
dAn, -z, -ig, -d dun (s. adj. v.),
-s, -ning, -ned
dAn'ba:* l)unbar
dAn'blein Dunblane
dAn'dees ['dAndees] Dundas
;

'dAndahed,

-z

dunderhead,

-s

Dundee

dAn'di:

'dAnam Dunholme

Dunning

dAn'ksenan Duncannon
dAu'keld Dunkeld

1)

Dunkirk

'dAgkan Duncan
Dunlap; 2) Dunlop

dAn'Iap [dan-] Dunlop

'dAnlap [-lap], -s Dunlop

(tyres), -s

dAn'mon Dunmow
dAn'ma* Dunmore
dA'nata* [da'n-] Dunnottar
dAn'reiyn Dunraven
dAns, -iz 1) dunce, -s; 2) Dunse
'dAnsta* Dunster
'dAustabl Dunstable
'dAnstan Dunstan
dAnz duns (from dun)
'dAnd3'dAn5-

OdAij dung
'dAiihil, -z dung-hill, -s

'dAgi

dungy

dAg'keld
dAi|'ka:k

= dAn'keld Dunkeld
= dAn'kaik Dunkirk

'dAgka*, -z Dunker,

v.),

'dAsk|i, -la, -list duak|y, -ier, -iest

'dAskijii, -nis duski|ly, -ness
dAst (from du:) dost (strong form)
dAst, -s, -ii), -id dust (s. v.), -s,
-ing, -ed

'dAStbin, >z dust-bin, -s

'dAsta*, -z duster, -s
'dAsthonl, -z dusthole, -s
'dAst|i, -la*, -iist dust|y, -ier, -iest
'dA8ti|ii, -nis dusti|ly, -ness

OdAtX Dutch
-s

'dAnamaia* ['dan-] Donoughmore

dAn'faimlin Dunfermline
'dAnidin Dunedin

adj.

-man dustjman, -men

'dAS^sen, -z dust-pan, -s

dA'uedin ['dAnidin] Dunedin

'dAnahu: ['dan-] Donohue
'dAnak, -s dunnock, -s

dAu'ka.'k ['dAnkaik]

(s.

-ing, -ed

'dASt|man,

'dAnetsines Dungeness

'dAnkan
'dAnlap

Duncan

'dASfka:t, -s dust-cart, -s

dAu'daik Dundalk
dAn'danjd Dundonald
dAu'driari Dundreary
'AAud^^n, -z dungeon,

'dAnig

'dAijkan

O'dAra durra
'dAram Durham
OdASk, -s, -ii), -t dusk

-ness

'dAmplin. -z dumpling,

'dAijkaii dei'koltei

-s

'dAtJ|i, -iz duch|y, -ies

'dAtJis, "iz duchess, -es

'dAtXImauj-man Dutch|man, -men

OdA6 (from du:) doth (strong
form)
OdAv, -z dove (D.), -s
'dAvkAla*, -d dove-colour, -ed
'dATkat, -s dovecot(e), -s
'dAvlaik dove-like
'dAvteil, -z -ig, -d dovetail (s. v.),
-s, -ing, -ed
OdAz (from du:) does (strong form)
'dAzn, -z, -6 dozen, -s, -th
'dAznt doesn't
dei, -z 1) day (D.), -s; 2) dey, -s

Odei'ba:* Desbarrea
dei'ba:kl, -z debacle [debacle],

-s

'deibu: (de'by), -z debut, -s

ieihjni'ta^ [-'tajj] (deby'ta),

-z

debutant, -s
deibjn:'tat [-'tant] (deby'ta:!),
s debutante, -s
'deibai, -z day-boy, -s
'deibreik, -s daybreak, -s

Odeid Dade
deidon, -z dado, -s
'deidri:in, -z day-dream, -s
Odei'gsesei (dega'se) d6gag6(e)
'deigan [-gan] Dagon
O'deiis, -iz dais, -ses
dei'ka:t (ds'kart) Descartes
'deika*, -z Dacre, -s
dei'kaltei (dekal'te) decollet^(e)

deil

'deiwa:k

Odeil,

-z

dale (D.),

-s

'deilait daylight
'dei'leibs* day-labour
'dei'leibara*, -z day-labourer, -s
'deil|i, -iz 1) dail|y (s. adj. adv.),
-ies; 2)

Daly

'deijtii|i, -iz day-lil|y, -ies

'deilja ['deilia], -z dahlia, -s

'deilz{m3ii, -man Daleslman, -men

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'deimla*

2)

Odein,

'deirid, -z, -sn David, -s, -son

'deiTi'leemp, -s davy-lamp, -s
'deivis [-Tiz] Davies
'deiris, -n Davis, -on
-iz, -ig, -d 1) dazje, -ea,
-ing, -edj 2) days (from day);

Odeiz,
3)

-z (s.) 1)

Dane,

-a; 2)

Dain,

Dana

'deina

'deinkait [-koit] D'Eyncourt

Danelaw

[-lagh]

'deint|i, -ia*, -iist daint|y [s.adj.),

-ier, -iest
'deinti|li, -nis dainti|ly, -ness

'deintril)Daintree; 2) ='d8evntri
dei'na:mai; [-moi;] (denu'ma), -z

denouement,
'deins-

Odeis

2)
'deiis dais
1)
'deisant Dasent
deisia [-sja, -Jia, -Jja], -n, -nz
Dacia, -n, -ns
'deiskn:!, -z day-school, -s
'deisprig dayspring
'deisto:*, -z daystar, -s

Odeit,

etc.

'deisia.

etc.

-s, -ig, -id datje (s. v.), -es,

-ing, -ed
'deitaim daytime

'deit|am, -a datum, -a
'deitar|i, -iz datar|y, -ies
'deitiv, -z dative (s. adj.), -s

'deitn

Dayton

'deitj)a:]n, >z date-palm, -s

'deittri:, -z date-tree, -s
'deitua* (de'tuir), -z detour, -s

Odeie

Death;

D'Aeth
'deiOsen [-Oan] Dathan
O'deiwaik day work
1)

-s

'debara

Deborah
(s.

v.),

2)

deba:'*Xi:, -z

debauchee,

-s

deba'nEa*[-bo'n-, -ba'n-], -li, -nis

debonair, -ly, -ness
'debri: debris
'debu:
'deibn: d^but
Odedj -li, -nis dead, -ly, -ness
'dedal, -z dead-eye, -s

'ded'bi:t dead-beat
'ded'drAgk dead-drunk

-s

= 'deinds- =
dace;

O'deiJ'ia,

'deiz|i, -iz dais|y (D.), -ies

'deizitjein, -z daisy-chain, -a
'deiziz 1) daisies; 2) dazes
'deisanei (desa'ne), -z dejeuner,

'debnam [-b^am] Debenham

Danish

'deinia:

(dezabi'je)

'deingeld danegeld
'deinij"

[-za'b-]

'debit, -8, -ig, -id debit

-a, -ing, -ed
debj'ui'tdeibjni't-

-ness

-ly,

deys (from dey)

d^habilie

[-es

dein, -z -ig, -d (v.) deign, -s, -ing,

-ed
'deindsa*, -z danger, -s
'deindsaflild Dangerfield
'deindsras, -li, -ni8 dangerous,

-ies;

Davey

deizte'lbi:ei

'daimla*

'ded'netl

OdeiTS'naigari Devanagari
'deiT|i, -iz
1) dav|y (D.),

Odeim,

-z dame, -s
'dciman [-man] Damon

deJTe'naigari

'deda'laiv dead-alive
'dedhed, -z dead-head, -s
'dedhiit, -s dead-heat, -s
dedi'keij^n, -z dedication,

-a

'dedikeit, -s, -ig, -id dedicat|e,

-es, -ing, -ed
'dedikeit|a*, -az, -ari dedicat|or,
-ors, -ory
'dedikant, -s dedicant, -s
dedika'ti:, -z dedicatee, -s
'ded'leta*, -z dead-letter, -s
'dedl|i, -ia*, -iist deadl|y, -ier,
-iest

'dedlinis deadliness
'dedl3k,-s 1) dead-lock,

-a;

2)Ded-

look
'ded'mtt:tj\ -iz dead-march, -es

'dedmau Dedman
'ded|n,
-nz,
-^ig [-nig], -nd
dead|en, -ens, -ening, -ened
'ded'netl, -z dead-nettle, -a

'ded .set

'dekareit

77

'ded^setj -s dead-set, -b
'ded'Tveit, -8 dead-weight, -s
'ded'wo:!, -z dead-wall, -s
Odef, -8*, -ist deaf, -er, -est

defe'meij'an

[di:f-,

defamation,

-fse'm-],

-z

-s

deferenti|al,
-ali
-ally
'defaranis, -t deferen|ce, -t

defe'renJIal,

defl'keijan, -z defecation,

-s

'deflkeit, -s, -ig, -id defecatje,

-es, -ing, -ed
defl'leid, -z, -ii), -id defilad|e
(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed
defl'uij^n, -z definition, -s
'deflnit. -11, -nis definite, -ly,-ness
de'flnitiT [di'f-], -li, -nis definitive, -ly, -ness
'deflsit['di:f-, di'flsit],-s deficit, -s

defla'greij^n [di:f-], -z deflagration, -8

deflagreit ['di:f-], -s, -ii), -id
deflagrat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
'deflagreita*

['di:f-], -z

deflagrat-

or, -s

deafly
deflarreijan, -z defloration, -s
'def mjuit, -s deaf-mute, -s
'def|n,-nz, -^i) [-nil)], -nddeaf|en,
'defll

-ens, -ening, -ened

'defnis deafness
'defarans, -t
'defranls, -t
deft, -a*, -ist deft, -er, -est
'deftfll, -nis deft|ly, -ness

-ing, -ed
de'ksepalis [di'k-j Decapolis
'deka*, -z 1) decker, -s; 2) Dekker

'dekad, -z decade, -s
'dekad^ns, -i decadenc|e, -y

'dekadant decadent
'dekagan, -z decagon, -a
'dekagreem, -z decagram(me),

-s, -iij, -id

-ed

dekli'tteljan, -z declination, -s

dekli'namita*, -z declinometer,-s
'dekpaesindsa*, -z deck-passenger,
-s

'dekrimant

['di:k-], -s

decrement,

-s

deks'teriti dexterity
'dekstaras, -11, -nis dexterous,
-ly, -ness
'dek'tjsa*, -z deck-chair, -s

Odel,

-z dell, -s

dela'goua Delagoa
'delam Delham
'delamein Delamain
dela'pua* De La Poer
'delarn: [dela'ru:]

De

la

Eue

'delawsa* Delaware
'delawa* De la Warr
delf delf
'delf|ai, -ian, -ik Delphi i, -ian, -ic
derflniam [-njam] delphinium
delft, -wsa* Delft, -ware

Delhi

'deliam [-Ijam] bdellium

deli'gelpn, -z delegation,
'deligeit,
(v.),

-s,

-ig,

-es, -ing,

-id

-s

delegat|e

-ed

'dellgas|i, -iz deligacjy, -ies

'deligit, -s delegate (s.), -a
'delikas|i, -iz delicac]y, -ies
'delikit, -li, -nis delicate,

deli'kwes,
-s

'dekalag, -z decalogue, -s
'dekami:ta*, -z decametre, -s

-es, -ing,

dekla'meiX^n, -z declamation, -a
dekla'reijan, -z declaration, -s

-ly,

-ness

'dekaliita*, -z decalitre, -s

'dekareit,

'deltoid

'dekareita*, -z decorator, -s
'dekareitiT [-rat-], -li, -nis decorative, -ly, -ness
'dekaras [di'ka:ras], -li, -nis decorous, -ly, -uess
'dekhsend, -z deck-liand, -s
'dekjnpl, -z, -iij, -d decupl|e (s.
adj. v.), -es, -ing, -ed

'deli

Odegra'deipn, -z degradation, -a
Odek, -s, -ii), -t deck (s. v.), -a,

'dekan [-keen] Deccan

'dekapad, -z decapod, -s
deka'reijan, -z decoration,

'deksreita*

-s

decorat|e,

-iz, -ig, -t deliquesc|e,

-ed
deli'kwesn|s, -t deliquescen|ce, -t
'de]ju:d3, -iz, -ig, -d delug|e (s.v.),
-es, -ing, -ed
del'kredari [-'kri:d-] del credere
-es, -ing,

'delma;* Delmar
delt dealt (from deal)
'delta, -z delta, -a

'deltoid deltoid

'dentiMs

78

delT 'dentiin
delv, -z, -ig, -d delv|e,
-ed

-es, -ing,

'delva*, -z delver, -s
[-'gagik],

Odema'godsik

'dentifris, -iz dentifrice, -s

'dentiki, -z denticle, -s

'denti'liggwal,
-ail

de-

(s.

adj.),

dentilingual

-z

-s

'dentist, -s dentist,
magogic, -al
'dentistri dentistry
'demagog, -z demagogue, -s
'dein8krset[-mok-], -s democrat, -s den'tijan dentition
dema'krsetik [-mo'k-], -1, -ali 'dentl, -z dental (s.

democratic, -al, -ally

dema'lijaii [di:m-, -mo'l-], -z demolition, -s
deman'streijan, -z demonstra-

'demsnstreit,

-s, -ig,

demon-

demonstrator,

-z

-s

'demangtrab|l,

-li

demonstrabjle,

-s

tion, -8
[-isle],

-d deputizje
-ed

-iz, -ig,

-es, -ing,

-z

deputation,

-s

'depjnt|i, -iz deput|y, -ies

'depou [di'pon], -z depot, -s

depra'TeiJan

[di:p-]

depravation

depri'deiJTan [-pra'd-], -z depred-

-ly

dema'reara Demerara
'demidson, -z demi-john, -s
'demigod, -z demi-god, -s
'demi'mand [-mond] (dami'moid)

demi-monde
'demisemikweira*,

lite,

ation, -s

'deprideit [-prad-], -s, -ig, -id

depredat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
'deprideita* [-prad-], -z depredator, -s

-z

demi-semi-

quaver, -s
'demi>sta* Dempster
Oden, -z den, -s
'denbi 1) Denbigh; 2) Denby
'denbijio* Denbighshire
'dendrait dendrite
'dendralait [-drol-], -s dendro-s

den'draladsi dendrology
'denam l)Denham'; 2)Denholm(e)
'deni Denny
'denia*, -z
di'nia*, -z denier, -s
'denis 1) Denis(8); 2) Dennises);

3)

ac^'.),

depju'teijan,

-ed

8trat|e, -es, -ing,

'demanstreita*,

-id

-s

'dent/a* [-tjna*J, -z denture, -s

'denva* Denver
depa'zijan [di:p-], -z deposi'depjntaiz,

tion, -8

'desalteri

Den(n)ys

'denisn Denison
'denizn, -z denizen, -s
'denizujip, -s denizenship,

'deprideitari

predatory
depri'keijan,

[di'predatari]

de-

-z deprecation, -s

deprecat|e, -es, -ing, -ingly, -ed

'deprikeit|a*, -az, -ari deprecat-s, -ig, -igli, -id

'deprikeit,

|or, -ors, -ory

depri'TeiJan, -z deprivation, -s
depO, -s depth, -s
Odera'geijan [-ro'g-] derogation
'derageit [-rog-j, -s, -ig, -id derogat|e, -es, -ing, -ed

'deri

Derry

'derik derrick (D.), -s

deri'likjan dereliction
'derilikt, -s derelict

(s.

ac^'.),

-a

'denmaik Denmark
'denman Denman

'derindsa*, -z derringer (D,), -s

deri'vei^an, -z derivation, -s
Ode'senjal
di'senjal
desaTeiJan [-so'l-], -z desolation,

dens, -a*, -ist dense, -r, -st

'densitii, -iz densitjy, -ies

'desaleit [-sol-], -s, -ig, -id desol-

-s

'densli, -nis densefly, -ness

dentj -s, -ii), -id (. v.) dent (D.),
-s, -ing, -ed
'denteitid dentated

'dentan Denton
'dentiin dentine

-8

at|e

(!;.),

-es, -ing,

-ed

'desaleita* [-sol-], -z desolator, -s

'desalit [-sol-], -11, -nis desolate
(adj.), -ly, -ness
'desaltr|i, -ili, -inis desultorly,
-ily, -iness

'desat

'deOlaik

'desat ['dezat] Desait

'desigrtem, -z decigram(me),
desi'keij^n desiccation

79

-es, -ing, -ed

desi'kreiXan^ -z desecration,

-s

'desikreit, -s, -ig, -id, -a*, -az

desecrat|e, -es, -ing, -ed, -or, -ors

desi'meijan decimation
'desimeit, -s, -ii|, -id, -a*, -az
decimat|e, -es, -ing, -ed, -or, -ors
'desimjal, -alz, -ali decimal, -als,
-ally

'desimalaiz, -iz, -ig, -d decimaliz|e

[-islel, -es, -ing, -ed
'desimiita*. -z decimetre, -s
desk, -s desk, -s
'desltari,

desol-

etc.

(s.)

= 'de89ltri,

= desal-

etc.

'desparit, -li, -nis desperate,

-ness
'despat [-pat], -s despot, -s
[-pat-]

-ly,

despotism

despika'bilitt despicability
'despikabll [dis'pik-], -li, -Inis
despicab|le, -ly, -leness
'despat, etc.
'despat, etc.
des'patik [dis-], !, -ali, -alnis
despotic, -al, -ally, -alness
'destin, -z, -ig, -d destin|e, -es,
-ing, -ed
desti'neijan, -z destination, -a
'destin |i, -iz destinly, -ies
desti'tjoijan destitution

destitjuit, -li, -nis destitute, -ly,

-ness

'deswiljiud ['di:s-] desuetude

Odet, -s debt, -s
'data*, -z debtor, -s
'detfad Deptford
'detmouid ('dstmalt) Detmold
detri'mentl detrimental
'detrimant, -s detriment, -s

Odee,

-s

death

-lier, -liest, -liness

'deOlis deathless
'deOi'tetl, -z death-rattle, -s
'deOreit, -s death-rate, -s

'deOshed, -z death's-head, -s
'deOtrsep, -s death-trap, -s
'deOworant, -s death-warrant,

-s

O'devan, -jia* Devon, -shire

'deyanta* Deventer
'deraru:, -ru:ks Devereux
deTas'teiJan, -z davastation,

-s

'derasteit, -s, -ig, -id deTastat|e,

-es, -ing, -ed
'deyl, etc.
'dcTil, etc.
deri'zi:, -z devisee, -s
devi'za:*, -z devisor, -s
'devil, -Iz, -^g [-lig], -Id dev|il

(s.

v.),

-illing, -illed

-ils,

'devlflj devil-fish

'despad [-pa:d] Despard

despa'reidon, -z desperado, -es
despa'reijan desperation

'despatizm

'deOli 'dea'sei

'deOjli, -lia*, -liist, -linis death|ly,

-s

'desikeit, -s, -ig, -id desiccat|e,

'desk%nt descant

(D.), -s

'deObed, -z death-bed, -s
'deOblon, -z death-blow, -s
'deedjmtli, -iz death-dut|y, -ies
'deOlaik death-like

'dev^ij" [-lij],
-ly,

-li,

-nis devilish,

-ness

'devlr|i, -iz devilr|y, -ies

'devlwaijip, -a*, -az devil-worship, -per, -pers

'devn, -J*a* Devon, -shire

'devnpait [-vmp-] Devonport

de'vounian
vonian,

De-

[di'v-, -njan], -z

-s

devon'ti: devotee, -s
'devwa:* [-Twa:*] (da'Twa:r),

-z

devoir, -s
O'dezsebiil [-zab-] deshabille

'dezbara Desbqrough

dezdi'mouna Desdemona
'dezat, -s 1)

(s.

adj.) desert {wilder-

ness, desolate), -s; 2) Desart

dezig'neij'an, -z designation, -a
'dezigueit, -s, -ig, -id, -a*, -az

designat|e,-es, -ing, -ed, -or, -ors

'dezigneit designate (a^.)

'dezmand Desmond
dea*, -z, -rig, -d, da:st
(D.), -es, -ing, -ed,

dar|e

durst

'dsadevl, -z dare-devil,
dsant daren't

-s

'dearji, -iz dairjy, -ies

'dEariiaim, -z dairy-farm, -s

'dearimeid, -z dairymaid, -s
'dEari|man, -man dairyjman,- men
'dsarig, -li daring (a<y.), -ly
'dsa'sei dare-say

0'd3:ba:*, -z durbar,
'daiban Durban
'd8:bi

Derbe;

1)

2)

-s

correct

less

form of 'da:bi Derby

'daibin Durbin
O'doidl, -z Durdle,
'dsidn Durden
daids, -iz dirge, -s

Odaik,

-s

'daimal dermal
da.'ma'toladsli, -ist, -ists
tologly, -ist, -ists

derma-

-ying, -ied
-nis dirti|Iy, -ness

-iest, -ies,

'dait'tjiip dirt-cheap
da:, -8 dearth (D.), -8

'daiwant [-went, -wint], -woita*

Derwent, -water

do

(v.)

De Bathe
De Burgh
De Brett

= di'fou
De

Oda'gerataip
reotype,

Defoe

Forest
[-rot-],

-s

-s

Od'a'honmi Dahomey
Oda'konta 1) Dakota;

2)

[-nzi]

Dacota

De Quincey

De Lancey

da'lail 1) De L'Isle; 2) De Lisle

da'lseka* Durlacher
da'liepata* De La Pasture
da'lein delaine
Oda'mseskas [-'ma:s-] Damascus
da'mein [do'm-], >z domain, -s

da'mestik [do'm-], -s, -oli domestic (s. adj.), -s, -ally

domesti'keij'aii [do'm-] domestication
do'mestikeit [do'm-]^

di:,

2)

-z

1)

{the

di'r-

dost

doth
does

letter),

-'s;

Dee

diibai'keijan, -z

debarkation

di:d, -z deed, -s
di:'deilian [-Ijan] Dsedalian
'diidsl daedal
'di:dIas Daedalus
'di:d9rou (di'dro) Diderot

'dii'di:, -z D.D., -'s

daguer- Odii'el Dalziel
OdiifterkeiX^n, -z defalcation,

da'koit [dse-J, -s, -ids dacoit, -s,

da'krepiui De Crespigny
[-age

da'kwinsi
Oda'lainsi

[-s

dorado (D.),

[-arca-j, -s

Oda'ba:

da'farlst

-z

da'rekjan, da'rekt, etc.

da'ronen De Bohan
da'randa [di'r-] Deronda
O dest {weak form of dASt)
O daO {weak form of Aiff)
O daz (wfiojk form of Aax)

O'dsiwad Durward

O'daiTiJ", -iz dervish, -es

A9 {weak form of dn:)

= dsen-

'd8:t|i, -ie* [-J9*], -iist [-jist], -iz

-iii), -id dirt|y (adj. v.), -ier,

Oda'fon

da'njnibisn [-bjan]
dan'lop Dunlop
da'nota* Dunnottar

di'raida'raida'reent Durran(t)

da:t dirt

ds'baig
da'bret

da'minikal [do'm-] dominical

da'minikon [do'm-], -z Dominican (s. ad}?), -s
da'minj3n[do'm-], -z dominion, -s
da'mi^igon [do'm-] Domingo
da'mijian [do'm-, -Jjan], Domi-

Oda'raidou [do'r-],
da'raiss Darius

O'dainfad Durnford
O daist durst (from dare)

'daitijli,

'di:iti

tian

Odaim derm

d9'mo:gn De Morgan
da'moiTO* Demoivre

dirk, -s

-s

da'minikal

80

'da:1)ai* da'mestlkeit

'di:fekt, -s

di'fekt, -s

di:f3'meijn, -z defamation,

-s, -ig, -id

-s

defisit deficit
'duflagreit, etc.
'deflagreit, etc.
di:fo:'mei/aii, -z deformation, -s
'diifisit

Odiiglni'tijan deglutition
Odi:'hju:manaiz. -iz, -iii, -d dehumaniz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed
0'di:i|fai, -faiz, -faiig, -fail dei|fy, -fies, -fying, -fled
dii'iflk deific
dl:ifi'keiXan, -z deification, -s
'diijist,

-ists,

-izm

de|ist,

-ism

domesticat|e, -es, -ing, -ed

-s

di-'felkeit, -s, -ii), -id defalcat|e,

-es, -ing, -ed

dii'istik, -1 deistic, -al

'di:it|i,

-iz deit|y, -ies

-ists,

di:'ka:bdnaiz

diimieg nit-

81

O di:'ka:b3naiz, -iz, -ig, -d

decarboniz|e [-is|ej, -es, -ing, -ed

diikaibsnai'zeij'dn decarbouization [-isa-]
diiksen'teijan, -z decantation, -s
dr'kAlsraiz, -iz, -ii), -d decolouriz|e [-isje], -es, -ing, -ed
dlikam'paund, -z, -ig, -id decompound, -s, -ing, -ed
di:k3m'ponz, -iz, -ii). -d decom-

'diikanis [-k]|;iis], -iz deaconess, -es

'di:k9nr|i, -iz aeaconr|y, -ies
'diikanjip, -s deaconship, -s
'diikin Deakin
-z

decomposi-

tion, -s

decrease

(s.),

-s

di:'kri:s [di'k-], -iz, -ii), -iijli, -t

1) decreas|e {v.), -es, -ing, -ingly,
(s.)

'di:kri:s

'diikrimant, -s decrement, -s
Odi:l, -z, -ig, delt (s.v.) deal (D.),
-s, -ing, dealt
diilek'teijan delectation
di''lend|3m, -a delend|um, -a
'di:la*, -z dealer, -s
'di:li'

dele

di:'li:t, etc.

'diilia

[-Ija],

di'lL't, etc.

-n Delia, -n

-s

di:m9'iiai8k|l, -ali demoniac|al,

-ally
di:'monbiIaiz, -iz, -ig, -d demobiliz|e [-is|ej, -es, -ing, -ed
diimoubilai'zeij'an, -z demobiliz-

ation

[-isa-], -8

'di:mst3*, -z deemster, -s
-z 1)

dean

(D.), -s; 2)

dene,

-s

'di:na:*, -z 1) dinar, -s; 2)

di^nse/analaiz

[-Jijal-],

Dinard
-iz, -ig,

-d denationaliz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing,

-ed
dii'nsetXaralaiz, -iz, -ig, -d denatural|ize [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed
'di:ii3r|i, -iz
1) deaner|y, -ies;

denary

'diinjip, -s deanship, -s

Odii'oudaralz,

-iz, -ig,

-ddeodor-

diiondarai'zeij'an, -z deodorization [-isa-], -s

Odii'aksidaiz, -iz, -ig, -d deoxidiz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed
di:3ksidai'zei^9n, -z deoxidization [-isa-], -s

Odi:p,

-8*, -ist

dii'paistj'a*,

-z,

deep,

-er, -est

-rig, -d depas-

tur|e, -es, -ing, -ed

di:pa:t']nentl departmental
'di:p|9n, -nz, -i^ig [-anig], -and
deep en, -ens, -ening, -ened,
diipa'zij^n, -z deposition, -s

'diip'leid deep-laid

'diilias [-)J8s] Delius

'di:likt, -s delict, -s

di:'pli:t, etc.

di:'limit, -s, -ig, -id delimit, -s,

-ing, -ed
diilimi'teijan. -z delimitation, -s

di'pli:t, etc.

'di:p|1i, -nis deep|ly,

-ness

'diipmaudd [-manOt] deep-mouthed

di:p9:'teijn, -z deportation, -s

'diilig, -z dealing, -s

'di:l9S

'diiman, -z demon,

iz|e [-iB|e], -es, -ing, -ed

dr'kressnt decrescent

-ed; 2)

'dii'merit, -s demerit, -s
diima'lij'dn demolition

2)

dii'kansikreit, -s, -ii), -id deconsecrat|e, -es, -ing, -ed

'di:kri:s[di:'k-], -iz

'di:'merit dii'sentralaiz

Odiin,

pos|e, -es, -ing, -eel

diikam'ponzabl decomposable
'di:kau, -z, -hud deacon (D.), -s,
-hood

dKkampa'ziJ^n,

diqjapju'lei/an depopulation

Delos
-ing,

'di;'popjuleit, -s, -ig,-id depopulatje, -es, -ing, -ed

di:ma:'keij'an, -z demarcation, -s
di:ma:keit, -s, -ig, -id demarcat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
dii'm^egnitaiz, -iz, -ig, -d demagnetizje [-isle], -es, -ing, -ed

diiprai'TeiJan, -z=depri'Teij3n,
-z depravation, -s

Odi:iu,
-ed

-z, -ig,

-d deem,

-s,

diimeegnitai'zeijran, -z demagnetization [-isa-], -s

Miohaelis & Jones,

deep-sea
deep-seated
didii'reil, dii'semba*
Odii'sentralaiz, -iz, -ig, -d decentraliz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed
'di:p'si:

'di:p'8i:tid

Phonetio Dictionary.

diisentralai'zeijan dibili'teijan
di.'sentralai'zeij'dii decentraliza-

tion

f-isa-]

'di:8ans]i, -iz decenc|y, -ies

'di:gaiit, -li

= 'destritjnid desue-

tude

di'biliteitMidsitl

di'biliteit, -s, -ig, -id debilitat|e,

-es, -ing, -ed
'dib|l, -Iz, -fig [-lig], -Id dibb|le
(. v.), -Ies, -ling, -led

'dibja* [-la*], -z dibbler, -s

di'baitj*, -iz, -ig, -t

0'di:teil, -z, -d detail (.), -s, -ed

diites'teijan detestation
di:ton'neiJ'9n, -z detonation, -s
'diitouneit, -s, -iii, -id detonat|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
di:trAi) 'keijan, -z detruncation, -s
di:'trAi|keit, -s, -ig. -id detrunc-

-ea
-ig, -d detrain,

at|e, -es, -ing,

di:'trein, -z,
-ing, -ed

-s,

-iz, -ig, -d devitalizje [-isle], -es, -ing, -ed

diiraitalai'zeij'aii devitalization
[-isa-]

di:va'l/n:Jn, -z devolution,
diivi'eijan, -z deviation, -a

-s

'diiTieit, -s, -ig, -id deviat|e, -es,

-ing, -ed

'diirias [-vjas], -li, -nis devious,

-ly, -ness
dii'TOukalaiz,

-iz, -ig, -d devocaliz|e [-i8|e], -es, -ing, -ed

diivonkalai'zeiXan
tion [-isa-]

devocaliza-

di:z 1) Dease; 2\ D's

O'dL'soij (di'33) Dijon
-z,

-ig,

-d dib

(s.

v.),

-bing, -bed
di'ba:*, -z, -rig, -d debar,
-ring, -red
di'ba:k, -s, -ig, -t debark,

-s,

-s,

-s,

-ing, -ed

di'baikl, -z debacle,
'dibdin Oibdin

-s

di'beis, -iz, -ig, -t debas|e, -es,

-ing, -ed
di'beis|igli, -mant deba8|ing]y,

-ement
di'beit, -s, -ig, -id debat|e
-es, -ing, -ed

(s.

-es, -ing,

-s

di'boitjarli, -iz debauclier|y, -ies

di'bn:/, -iz, -ig, -t, -ntant debouch, -es, -ing, -ed, -ment

Odid did (from

do)
di'dsektik, -9I, -ali didactic,

-al,

-z deduction, -s
di'dAkt, -8, -ig, -id deduct, -s,
-ing, -ed
di'diktiv, -li deductive, -ly
di'dju:8, -iz, -ig, -t deduc|e, -es,
-ing, -ed
didju:si'biliti [-sa'b-] deducibil-

di'dAkJan,

ity
di'djuisibl [-sabi] deducible
'did|l, -Iz, -lig [-lig], -Id didd,le, -Ies, -ling, -led
'didja* [-la*], -z diddler, -s
'didnt didn't

di'dsek/an dejection
di'dsekt, -8, -ig, -id deject, -3,
-ing, -ed
di'dsektid, -li, -nis dejected
(adj.), -ly, -ness
didsena'reijan degeneration
di'dsenareit, -s, -Ig, -id degenerat|e (.), -es, -ing, ed
di'dsenareitiv [-rat-] degenerative
di'dsenarasi degeneracy
di'dsenarit, -s, -li, -nis degenerate (s. adj.), -s, -ly, -ness
di'dsest [dai'ds-], -s, -ig, -id
digest {vX -s, -ing, -ed
dldsesti'biliti [-ta'b-] digestibility

(s. v.),

di'beita*, -z debater, -s
-11 debatab|le, -ly
di'bentj'a*, -z debenture, -s
'diba*. -z dibber, -s
dibili'tei/911 debilitation

drbeit3b|l,

debauch

-ed
di'SaitJa*, -z debaucher,
v.),

-ally

Odii'Taitalaiz,

dib,

82

di'biliti debility

decent, -ly

= di'sil-

di:'sil-

'di:switjn:d

di'dsestibi [-tabi] digestible

di'dsestiv, -z, -li, -nis digestive
[s. ad}.), -s, -ly, -ness
di'dsestjan, -z digestion, -s
'didsit, -8 digit, -s
didsi'teilis digitalis
'didsiti, -z digital (s. adj), -s

dia* di'fai*

83

O'dia*,

-z, -ra*, -rist 1) dear (s.

adj. intetj.), -a, -er, -est; 2) deer

'diahaund, -z deer-hound,

'diaram Dereham
'diar|ij -iz dear|y, -ies

'diaskin deer-skin
-era,

-ii|

deer-stalk|er,

-ing

'diati, -z

'di:iti, -z

diazbi D'Eresby

dil'fai, -'faiz, -'faiig, -'faid

de|fy, -fles, -fying, -fled

di'faia*, -z defier, -s

-mant

defil|er, -ers,

-ement
di'fain, -z,
-ing, -ed

-ii),

-d defin|e, -es,

-iz,

etc.

di:'fselkeit, etc.

-ig, -t defacje, -es.

-mg, -ed
di'feisa*, -z defacer, -s

di'feismant, -s defacement,
di'fekj*an, -z defection, -a

-s

di'fekt, -s defect, -s
di'fektlT, -li, -nis defective, -ly,
-ness
di'fend, -z, -ig, -id defend, -s
-ing, -ed

di'fenda*, -z, defender, -a

di'fendaut, -s defendant, -s
di'fens, -iz defence, -s
difensi'biliti [-sa'b-] defensibility
di'fensibjl [-sab|l], -li defensib|le,

-ly

di'fensir, -11 defensive, -ly

di'fenslis, -li, -nis defenceless,
-ly, -ness
di'fendz defends
di'fenz
di'fa:*, -z, -rii), -d defer, -a, -ring,
-red

id defeat

di'fl:t, -a,
-s,

(a.

v.),

-ing, -ed

[-zab|l], -li, -Inis

feaaib|le, -ly, -leness

de-

'difldans diffidence
'difldant, -li diffident, -ly
'diflkslt,

-i, -iz difficult, -y, -ies

di'flnitir, -li, -nis definitive, -ly,

-ness
di'flj'ans|i, -iz deficiencly, -ies

di'fljant,
-ness

di'fiematari defamatory
Ai'tx^kt, -s defunct (s. adj.), -s
di'feim, -z, -li), -d defam|e, -es,
-ing, -ed
di'feima*, -z defamer, -s
di'feis,

difa'rensieit, etc. dialectal for

difa'renjieit, etc.
difa'ren/lal, -all differenti|al, -ally
difa'penjieit, -s, -ig, -id differentiat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
'difarans, -iz difference, -a
'difarant, -li different, -ly
'difaz differs (from differ)

di'flsit, -s deficit, -a

di'fainabl definable
di'fselkeit,

di'fa:ra*, -z deferrer, -a
'difa*, -z, -rill, -d differ, -a, -ing,

di'fl:zib|l

di'faians defiance
di'faiant, -li, -nis defiant, -ly,
-ness
di'fail, -z, -ii), -d defil|e (s. v.),
-es, -ing, -ed
di'fail|a*, -az,

di'faird* dl'faismaut

-ed

-s

'dia|li, -nis dearjly, -ness

'diasta:k|a*, -az,

-li,

-nis deficient, -ly,

di'Qnis, -li, -nis diffuse (adj.),

-ly, -ness
di'fjuisiy, -li, -nis diffusive, -ly,
-ness
di'Qnrz, -iz, -ig, -d diffus|e (v.),
-es, -ing, -ed
di'Qa:za*, -z diffuser, -s
diQn:zi'biliti [-za'b-] difiiisibility
di'^'nizibl [-zabl] difCusible
di'Qu:zid|li, -nis diffused|ly, -ness
di'Qnisan diffusion
di'flana*, -z, -rii), -d defiower
[deflour],

-a,

di'SAkJan,

-ing, -ed

-z defluxion, -s

di'flekJTan, -z deflection [-exion],

-s

di'flekt, -s,
-ing, -ed

-ig,

-id deflect,

di'flekta*, -z deflector,

-a,

-s

di'fon [da'f-] Defoe

di'fa'lt, -s, -ii), -id default (s. v.),
-a, -ing, -ed
di'fa-lta*, -z defaulter, -a
di'f9:m, -z, -ig, -d deform, -a,
-ing, -ed
di'faima*, -z deformer, -s
di'fa:mit|i, -iz deformitjy, -ies
di'faismant deforcement

di'firsekj'aii di'kArant

84

di'tosekjan diffraction
di'frsekt, -s, -ii), -id diffract, -s,
-ing, -ed
di'frei, -z, -in, -d, -msnt defray,
-8, -ing, -ed, -ment
di'freia*, -z
di'freial, -z
'difrans, -iz
'difrant, -li

defrayer, -s
defrayal, -s
difference, -s
different, -ly

di'fi'aid, -z, -ig, -id

defraud,

-s,

-ing, -ed

di'fraida*, -z defrauder, -s
difOisria [dip '6-] diphtheria
'difBoi)

['dip6-], -z

diphthong,

-s

'difBaggaiz.-iz, -ig.-ddiphthongiz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed

dif egg|3l[dip'e-], ^all dipthong|al,

-ally

Odifl, -z, -ig, -d, dig dig

(s. v.),

-ging, -ged, dug

dig dig. {m phrase infra dig.)
'digbi Digby
'diga*, -z digger, -s
-s,

digigz diggings
'digl, -z Diggle, -s

di'glnitineit, -s, -ig, -id deglutinat|e, -es, -ing, -ed

'digni|fai, -faiz, -faiig, -faid digni|fy, -lies, -lying, -fied
'dignit9r|i, -iz dignitar|y, -ies
'dignitji, -iz dignit|y, -ies
di'greid, -z, -ig, -igli, -id degrad|e, -es, -ing, -ingly, -ed
di'gri:, -z degree, -s

digz

1)

digs;

2)

di'hisn|8, -t dehiscen|ce, -t

Odik Dick
di'keemaran Decameron
di'ksemp, -s, -ig, -t decamp,

-s,

-ing, -ed
-s, -ig, -id

decant,

-s,

-ing, -ed

di'ksenta*, -z decanter, -s
dikcepi'teijan, -z decapitation, -s
di'keepiteit, -s, -ig, -id decapitat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
di'kAladii'kAla-

di'kAmbans,
di'kAmbant,
di'kArant,

-i,

-li

-li

di'kAsit di'krepiljmd

di'kAsit decussate
di'kei, -z, -ig, -d decay (. v.),
-a, -ing, -ed
di'keinai [de'k-] decani
di'keinl [de'k-] decanal
di'keita* Decatur
'dike* Dicker
'diki Dicky
'diki, -z dickey, -s
'dikib8:d, -z dicky-bird, -s
'dikinsn Dickinson
'dikinz 1) dickens (D.); 2) Dickins
di'klain, -z, -ig, -d dec]in|e (s. v.),
-es, -ing, -ed
di'klainabl declinable
di'klsematari declamatory
di'klaeratjiv [-'klsar-], -irli, -ati
declarat|ive, -ively, -ory
di'kleim, -z, -ig, -d declaim, -s,
-ing, -ed
di'kleima*, -z declaimer, -s

di'kleimant,

-s

declaimant,

decumbenc|e, -y
decumbent, -ly

decurrent, -ly

-s

di'klenj'dn, -z declension, -s
di'klsa*, -z, -rig, -d declar|e, -es,
-ing, -ed
di'klsaratdi'klseratdi'kliritas, -li, -nis declivitous,
-ly, -ness

di'kliTit|i, -iz declivit|y, -ies

di'kairam decorum

di'kairas, etc.
'deksras, etc.
dikaiti'keijan, -z decortication, -s
di'kaitikeit, -s, -ig, -id decorticat|e, -es, -ing,

Digges

Odi'liis, -iz, -ig, -t dehisc|e, -es,

-ing, -ed

di'keent,

di'koi, -z, -ig, -d

-B, -ing, -ed

-ed

decoy

(s.

di'kai^dAk, -s decoy-duck, -s
drkokjan, -z decoction, -s
di'kakt, -s, -ig, -id decoct,
-ing, -ed

v.),

-s,

di'kaleit, -s, -ig, -id decollat|e,

-es, -ing, -ed
di'kr|ai, -aiz, -aiig, -aid decrjy,
-ies, -ying, -ied
di'kraia*, -z decrier, -s
di'kraial, -z decrial, -s

di'krepit, -ist, -nis decrepit, -est,

-ness

dikrepi'teijan decrepitation
di'krepiteit, -s, -ig, -id decrepitat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
di'krepitjnid decrepitude

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85

di'kres^nt [di>] decrescent

di'kri:, -z, -ig, -d decree (s.
-a,

{v.)

dl:'kri:s decrease

di'kriitiT decretive
di'kri:tl, -z decretal

adj.), -s

dik'teil, -s, -ii), -id dictat|e (v.),

-es, -ing, -ed
dik'teita*, -z dictator, -s
dik'teitajip, -s dictatorship, -s
'dikt|3m,-3, -amz dictjum, -a, -urns
dikta'tairisl, -i dictatorial, -ly
di'laila Delilah
di'lait. -s, -ip, -idj -idll delight
(s. 17.), -s, -ing, -ed, -edly
dilait|ful, -fnli [-faU], -fMlnis
delight|ful, -fully, -fulness

di'laitsam delightsome
dilsepi'deijan, -z dilapidation, -s
di'Isepldeit, -s, -ig, -id dilapidat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
di'lei, -z, -ig, -d delay (s. v.), -s,
-ing, -ed
di'leia*, -z delayer, -s
di'leijan, -z 1) delation, -s;
dai'leijan
2)

di'leit,

-s,

-ii),

dai'leit-id delat|e, -es,

-ing, -ed:

di'leita*, -z delator, -s
di'lektabl, -nis delectable, -ness

di'lektabli delectably

di'lema [dai'l-], -z dilemma, -s

dii'lendam, etc.
di'lendam, etc.
dilan 1) Dillon; 2) Dillwyn

'dilat^ri dilatory
'dilatdri|Ii, -nis di!atori|ly, -nesS
di'liij^n, -z deletion, -s
di'Iiit, -s, -ig, -id delet|e, -es,-ing,
-ed,
diliba'rei/an, -z deliberation, -s
di'libareit, -s, -ig, -id deliberat|e

-ed
di'libareita*, -z deliberator, -s
di'libareitiv [-rat-], -Ii deliberat(v.),

-es, -ing,

ive, -ly

'dilidsans diligence (industry)

'dilid3ans(dili'3a:s), -iz diligence
'dilidsant,

-Ii

diligent, -ly

dilini'eij^ii, -z delineation, -s
di'Iinieit, -s, -ig, -id delineat|e,
-es, -ing, -ed

di'linieita*, -z delineator, -s

di'Iigkwansji, -iz delinquenc|y,

-ies
-s delinquent, _-s
-'triimenz delirium,

di'ligkwant,
di'Iiriam,

-tremens
di'lirias, -Ii, -nis delirious, -ly,

-ness
di'lijas,

dill

di'leit- dilat-

deliberate

-nis
-ness

-Ii,

(adj.), -ly,

(coach), -s
(s.

'diksn 1) Dixon; 2) Dickson

'dlkjan diction
'dikjan^rli, -iz dictionar|y, -ies
dik'teijan, >z dictation, -s
'dikteit. -s dictate {s.), -a

Odil

di'libarit di'menjan^

di'libarit,
v.),

-ing, -d

di'krks

-Ii,

-nis delicious, -ly,

-ness

dili'tient|i, -iz,
-es,

-izm dilettant|e,

-ism

dili'tiarias, -Ii, -nis deleterious,

-ness

-ly,

di'Iiva*, -z, -riij, -d deliver,

-ing, -ed
di'Ilvara*, -z deliverer, -s

di'Iivarans, -iz deliverance,

-s,

-s

di'IiTar|i, -iz deliver|y, -ies

di'I^'nid, -z, -ig, -id delud|e, -es,

-ing, -ed
di'Ij'nida*, -z deluder, -s

di'yuisari delusory
di'Ijuisiv, -Ii, -nis delusive, -ly,

-ness
di'IJa:3an, -z delusion, -s
daildilj|n:t, -n:J"-, -n:v'diljuant, -s diluent (s. adj.),

di'In:-

Odim,

-a*, -ist,

(adj. v.),

-s

di'lju:-

dim

-d

-z, -ig,

-mer, -mest,

-s,

-ming,

-med
di'ma:nd,
(s.

v.),

-a,

-ig, -id
-ing, -ed

-Zj

di'ma:ndant,

-s

demand

demandant,

-s

di'm|ai, -aiz dem|y, -ies

di'maiz,

-iz, -ig,

-es, -ing,

-d demis|e

(..),

-ed

di'mAra*, -z demurrer, -s
di'niArids demurrage
di'mein [da'm-, -miin], -z

de-

mesne, -s
di'menjanl [dai'm-] dimensional

di'men/^n 'dimpl

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di']nenj'aii[dai'm-]j -z dimension,

di'menjia dementia
di'ment, -s, -ig, -id dement,

[-s
-s,

demur (s.

v.),

-ing, -ed

di'miita* Demeter
di'mi:trias Demetrius

dimidi'eiXan dimidiatiou
-d dimidiatje
-ed
di'midilt dimidiate (a^.)
di'minl/, -iz, -ig, -t diminish,
-es, -ing, -ed
di'minijabl diminishable
dimi'njuij'dn, -z diminution, -s
di'midieit,

-s, -ii),

'ea, -ing,

diminju'endouj-z diminuendo, -g
di'minjntir,
-ly,

-li,

-nis diminutive,

-ness

dimij*

2)

Dim-

mesdale
-z, -ig,

-d din

(s.

v.),

-s,

-ning, -ned
-aiz, -aiig, -aid denjy,
-ying, -ied
di'nai|a*, -az, -abl deni|er (one
who denies), -ers, -able
di'naial, -z denial, -s
di'nauns, -iz, -ig, -t, -mant de-ies,

nounc|e, -es, -ing, -ed, -ment

di'naunsa*, -z denouncer, -s
di'naestik dynastic
dinsedainaedinAnsi'siJ^n, -z denunciation, -s
dl'nAnsieit [-Jieit], -s, -ig, -id
denunciat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
di'nAnsieita* [-Jieit-], -z denun-

ciator, -s
'dine^sli, -ia*, -list
(dirty), -ier, -iest

ding|y (a^.)

'dine^Sifli, -nis dingi|ly, -ness

dimmish

di'mi/an, -z demission, -s
'dimiti dimity
di'mjua*, -ra*, -rist demure,

di'nearijas, -ai denari|us,

'dina*, -z dinner, -s
-s,

-st

-i

'dinastji, -iz dynast|y, -ies

di'nia* ['denia*], -z denier (coin),
-s

di'mjusjli, -nis demure|ly, -ness

'dimjli, -nis dimjly, -ness

di'monni8ek[-njeek],
(s.

'dimpli dimply
'dimzdeil 1) Dimsdale;

di'n|ai,

'dimak 1) Dymoke; 2) Dymock

di'mim, -z, ii|, -d 1) demean, -a,
-ing, -ed; 2)
di'mein
di'miins*, -z demeanour, -s

(v.),

'dimpli dip

Odin,

-ing, -ed

di'ma:*, -z, -rio, -d

-s,

adj.),

-s

demoniac

-s

di'magrafi demography
di'makrasjij -iz democrac|y, -ies
di'makrataiz. -iz, -ig, -d democratiz|e [-isle], -es, -ing, -ed

di'makritas Democritus
di'maliX, -iz, -ig, -t demolish,
-es, -ing,

-ed

di'molija*, -z demolisher,

-ness
di'maralaiz,

-z,
(s.

-iz,

di'namineit,

dinsi,

etc.

-nis

de-

Odig,

adj.),

-a,

-ly,

'dig 'dag

-d

demo-

raliz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed

-ig,

-id

deno-

di'namineita*, -z denominator, -s
di'namineitiT [-nat-] denomina-

-li,

-ig,

-s,

minat|e, -es, -ing, -ed

tive

-s

= 'demanstreit

di'manstreit
di'manstratir,
monstrative

di'njnid, -z, -ig, -id denud|e, -es,

-ing, -ed
di'nout, -8, -ig, -id denot|e, -es,
-ing, -ed
di'na:ra Dinorah
dinomi'neij'idn, -anz, -anj [-^^1]
denominati|on, -ons, -onal

= dindsi,

-z, -ig,

-d ding,

etc.
-s,

-ing, -ed

dingdong

diggij -z dingey, -s
'digg|i, -iz ding|y (s.) (boat), -ies
diggl, -z dingle (D.), -s

dimaralai'zeijan demoralization

diggon, -z dingo, -s
digwa:! [-wal] Dingwall
di'masOani:z [-Bin-] Demosthenes O'dioMda:*, -z deodar, -s
di'matik demotic
'diowdsend, -z deodand, -s
'dimp|l, -Iz, -^g [-lig], -Id dimp|le Odip, -s, -ig, -t dip (g. v.),
(s. V ), -Ies, -ling, -led
-ping, -ped
[-isa-]

-s,

di'pa:t

di'prair

di'pait, -s,
-ing, -ed

depart,

-id

-ii),

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-a,

di'paitmant, -S department, -s
drpoitja*, -z departure, -s
di'pend, -z, -iij, -Id, -abl depend,
-B,

dependenc|e,

-iz

-i,

-y, -ies

di'pendant.
-8,

-ly;

2)'

di'prteviti

'diridsibl

di'prteviti depravity
di'preir, -z, -ig, -d depravje, -es,
-ing, -ed
di'preiTidjll, -nis depraTed|ly,

-neas

di'predatari depredatory

-ing, -ed, -able

di'pend3ns,

dependent,
dependant, -s

-s, -11 1)

'dipa*, -z dipper, -a
di'pikt, -s, -ii|, -Id depict, -s,
-ing, -ed
di'pja:t, -s, -ii|, -id deput|e, -ea,
-ing, -ed
'diplainset[-ploiii-],-s diplomat, -s
dipl8'm8Btik[-plo'm-], -s, -l,-ali
diplomatic (s. adj.), -a, -al, -ally

di'pliijan, -z depletion, -a
di'pliit, -s, "ii|, -id deplet|e, -es,
-ing, -ed
di'pli:t|iT, -ari depletlive, -ory

di'presj -iz, -ig, -igli, -t depress,

-es, -ing, -ingly, -ed
di'presa*, -z depressor, -s
di'prejan, -z, depression, -s
dipriijii'eij'an

depreciation

-ig, -igli, -id

depreciatfe, -ea, -ing, -ingly, -ed

di'pri:J"ieit.

-s,

di'priij'ieita*, -z

depredator,

-s

dipriijieitari [-Jiat-] depreciat-

ory
dips dips (from dip)
dipsoM'meinisek [-n jsek], -s dipso-

maniac

(s.

adj.), -a

dipsou'meinia [-nja] dipaomania

dipt dipped (from dip)
'diptar|a, -al, -as dipter|a, -al, -ous

'difBag, etc.
'dipBag, etc.
di'plonma, -z diploma, -s
&dl'raid [da-], -z, -ijj, -igli, -id
di'plonmasi diplomacy
derid|e, -ea, -ing, -ingly, -ed
di'plonmataiz, -iz, -ig, -d diplo-

matiz|e [-i8|e], -es, -ing, -ed

di'ploumatist, -s diplomatist,

diplom-

= diplam-

-a

di'pla:3*, -z, -rii), -d deplorje,

-es, -ing, -ed
di'pl3:r3b{l, -11, -Inis deplorabl|e,
-ly, -leness
di'plai, -z,
-ing, -ed

di'plnim,

-z,

-es, -ing,

-d

-ig,

deploy,

-s,

-d deplum|e,

-ig,

-ed

di'pon ['depon], -z depot, -s

di'ponnant, -s deponent (s. adj.), -s
di'ponz,

-iz, -rg,

-es, -ing,

-ed;

-d

2)

1)

depos|e,

depots [from

depot)
di'ponzl, -z deposal, -a

di'raida* [da-], -z derider, -s

di'raisiv [da-], -li, -nis derisive,
-ly, -ness
di'raiv [da-], -z, -ig, -d deriv|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
di'raivabl [da-] derivable
di'reil [di:-], -z, -ig, -d derail^ -s,
[-s
-ing, -ed
di'reilmant [di:-], -s derailment,
di'rein^s [da-], -iz, -ig, -d derang|e, -es, -ing, -ed

di'reint^Smant [da-], -s derangement, -s

di'rekJIan [dai-, da-], -anz, -an^
[-^ij] airecti|on, -ona, -onal
di'rekt [dai-, da-], -ist, -s, -ig,

di'p:t, -s, -Ig, -id, -mant deport,

-a, -ing, -ed, -ment

-id direct (adj. v.), -est, -a, -ing,

-ed
di'rekta*. -z director, -s

di:'papdi'pazit, -s, -ig, -id deposit (s. v.),

-a, -ing, -ed
di'pazita*, -z depositor, -s
di'paziterii, -iz 1) depo8itar|y,

di'rektarji, -iz director|y, -ies

di'rektarit, -s directorate, -a
di'rektajip, -s directorship, -s
di'rektiT [dai-, da-] directive
di'rekt|li [dai-, da-], -nis direct-

di'pap-

-lea; 2) depositor|y, -iea

di'prair, -z, -ig, -d depriv|e,
-ing, -ed

-es,

jly, -ness
'diridsibl [-dsabl],
(s.

adj.), -s

-z

dirigible

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88

diriystiv dis'dsoint

di'riyativ [da-], -z, -li derivative

(s.

adj.),

-8,

-ly

di'risan [da-] derision

di'rogaterli [da-], -ill, -inis derogator|y, -ily, -iness
di'randa Deronda
Odis Diss
dia'aim [di'za:m], -z, -ig, -d dis-arm, -s, -ing, -ed

dis'aimamant [di'z-] disarmament

di'saidj -z, -ig, -id, -idii decidje,
-es, -ing, -ed, -edly
di'saida*, -z decider, -s
di'saifa*, -z, -rii), -d decipher,
-s, -ing, -ed

dl'saiferabl decipherable

probation
etc.

disband,

-s,

-ii),

-s,

-id,

-ing, -ed,

dis'benfj, -iz, -ig, -t disbench,

-es, -ing, -ed
di8'ba:d|n, -nz, -^Ig [-nil)], -nd
disburd|en, -ens, -ening, -ened
dis'bazs, -iz, -ig,
-es, -ing, -ed

-t

disbur8|e,

dis'baismant, -s disbursement,

-s

'disbiliif disbelief
-z, -ii), -d;
-a*, -az
disbeliev|e,-es,-ing, -ed; -er,-ers

'disbi'liiT,

dis'dein, -z, -ig, -d disdain ($. v.),

-9, -ing, -ed
dis'deinfwl, -fuli [-fali], -fwlnis
disdain |ful, -fully, -fulness
dis'dsAijliXanj -z disjunction, -s

disjunct
dis'ds^gfttir, -li disjunctive, -ly
dig'dsain, -z, -ig, -d disjoin, -s,
-ing, -ed
dis'dsaint, -s, -ig, -id disjoint,
-s, -ing, -ed
di8'd5A.i|/i;t

-s,

-ig,

-id

dissect,

-s,

-ing, -ed

di'gekt|a*, -az, -ibl [-abl] dissect|or, -ors, -ible

diseiiiba:'keiX9n , -z disembarkation, -s

di'semba*

[dii's-], -z

December,

-s

di'semb|l, -Iz, -lig [-lig], -Id dis8emb|le, -les, -ling, -led

di'sembla*, -z dissembler, -s

di'sent, -s, -ig, -id 1) (s. v.) dissent, -8, -ing, -ed; 2) (s.) descent,
di'senta*, -z dissenter, -s
[-s

dis'stetisfai,

dis'ba:*, -z, -rii|, -d disbar,

-ring, -red
dis'baik, -s, -ig, -t disbark,
-ing, -ed
-z,

di'sebt,

-mant
-ment

-li,

etc,

dis'bsend,

dis'eiblmant [di'zei-] disablement

di'sek/an, -z dissection, -s

-s,

[-van-],

-nis disadvantageous, -ly, -ness

dissepra'beij'an [-pro'b-] disapdi'seetisfai,

dis'eibjl [di'zei-], -Iz, -liij [-^fl],

-Id diisab|le, -les, -ling, -led

di'semblans, -iz dissemblance, -s

disemi'neij'dn dissemination
di'semineit, -s, -ig, -id disseminat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
di'semineita*, -z disseminator, -s
di'semva'*, -z decemvir, -s
di'send, -z, -ig, -id descend, -s,
-ing, -ed
di'sendant, -s descendant {s. adj.),
di'senjal decennial
[-s
di'senj^n, -z dissension, -s
di'senjiant, -s dissentient, -s

di'saipl, -z, -Jip disciple, -s, -ship

di'saisir, -li, -nis decisive, -ly,

-ness
diseedvain'teidsas

dis'dsaintidlli, -nis disjointedjly,

-ness

di'senz
di'sendz descends
di'sepjan, -z deception (D.), -s
di'septiv, -li, -nis deceptive, -ly,
-ness
di'seva*, etc.
dis'seva*, etc.
di'sain, -z, -ig, -d 1) decern, -s,
-ing, -ed; 2)
di'zain, etc.
disa-'teijan, -z dissertation, -s
disa'bei [-so'b-], -z, -ig, -d disobey, -s, -ing, -ed
disa'biidjans [-sob-] disobedience
disa'biidjant, -li disobedient, -ly

disa'bilitji [diza-], -iz disabilitly,

-ies

disa'bjniz, -iz, -ig, -d disabus|e,

-es, -ing, -ed

disa'blaids [-so'b-],

-iz, -ig, -d
disoblig|e, -es, -ing, -ed
disa'blaid3ig|li [-so'b-], -nis disobliging|ly, -ness
[-s

disad'Taintids, -iz disadvantage.

disa'fekjan ^dis'feJTa*

dis'flga*

disa'fekj^n disaffection
dlse'fekt, -s,

-id disaffect,

-ii|,

disiinba:'keij'<>n

dis'flga*, -z, -rig, -d disflgurje,

-ea, -ing, -ed

-s, -ing, -ed

disa'fektidjli, -nis disaffected {ly,

dis'flgamant,

-s

disfigurement,

-ness
disa'faim,

disflgjua'reiX^n,

-z disfiguration,

-s,

-d disaffirm,

-ig,

-z,

-ing, -ed

disa'gri:, -z,
-ing, -d

-s,

disagreement, -s

-ing, -ed

disak'nalids,
knowledgje,
disa'lan, -z,

-iz,

-d disac-ed
-d disallow, -s,
-ii),

-es, -ing,

-iij,

-ing, -ed

disalanjabl, -ans disallow{able,

-ance
'dissljnbl [di'soljnbl], -nis dissoluble, -neaa
disaljubli [di'saljnbli] dissolnbly
Ais9'ljn'.j9n, -z dissolution, -s
'disalja:t, -s, -Ii, -nis dissolute
(s. adj.), -9, -ly, -ness
disa'nAl, -z, -ig, -d, -mant dis-

annul,

-s,

-Ung, -led, -ment

'dison'disansnis, -t
'disantri dysentery
disa'pia*, -z, -rii), -d disappear,
-s, -ing, -ed
disa'piarans, -iz disappearance,
-s

dlsa'point, -s, -iiij-id disappoint,

-s, -ing, -ed
disa'pointmant, -s disappoint-

ment,

-s

disa'prniT, -z, -ig, -ijjU, -ddisapproY|e, -es, -ing, -ingly, -ed

disa'prniTal disapproval
disa'rei, -z, -iij, -d disarray (s. v.),
-s, -ing, -ed
disa'reinc^s, -iz, -ig, -d disarrang|e, -es, -ing, -ed
disa'reiiK^SJnant, -s disarrange-

ment,

-s

disa'yan, -z, -ig, -d disavow,

-ing, -ed
disa'yanal, -z disavowal, -s
dis'feiva* disfavour

-s,

-d dis-

-ig,

-iz,

franchisle, -es, -ing, -ed

disfranchise-

dis'freentjizmant
-s

disa'griabl, -z, -nis disagreeable,

-8, -nesa
disa'griabli disagreeabjly
disa'kAstam, -z, -ii), -d disaecas-s,

-s

disTrsenfJaiz,
-d disagree,

-ii),

diss'griimsnt,

tom,

-s

ment
-d disguis|e
-ed
dis'gaiza*, -z disguiser, -a
dis'gann, -z, -ig, -d disgown, -s,
-ing, -ed
dis'gAst, -s, -ig, -id disgust (s. v.),
-s, -ing, -ed
dis'gAstig, -11, -nis disgusting
{adj.), -ly, -ness
dis'gaids, -iz, -ig, -d di3gorg|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
dis'greis, -iz^, -ig, -t di8grac|e
(s. v.), -ea, -ing, -ed
dis'greis|fMl, -full [-foil], -fwlnis
di8grace|ful, -fully, -fulness
dis'ha:t|n, -nz, -nig [-^ig], -nd
disheart|en, -ens, -ening, -ened

dls'gaiz,
(s.

v.),

-iz,

-ig,

-es, -ing,

dis'ha:s, -iz, -ig, -t dishors|e, -es,

-ing, -ed
di'siis, -iz, -t

deceas|e

-es,

-ed

dl'siit, -s deceit, -s

di'siitlfwl,

-fuU

[-fall],

-fwlnis

deceit|ful, -fully, -fulnesa

di'siiv, -z, -ig, -d. deceiv|e, -ea,
-ing, -ed
di'siiva*, -z deceiver, -a

di'siivabl, -nis deceivable, -ness

disidardi'sidjnas,
-ly, -neaa

dizidar-Ii,

-nis

deciduous,

disi'lsebik di(a)syllabic
^di'silabl, -z di(a)syllable, -a
'di'siliant [-Ijant] dissilient

di'siljan, -z decillion, -s

disi'yn:3|an, -anz, -anig

[-ifig],

-and disillusi|on (s. v.), -ons,

-oning, -oned
disi'yuisanmant disillusionment
disim'baik, -s, -ig,
-s, -ing, -ed

-t

disembark,

^
disimbo:'keiJan== disemba: keiXan, -z disembarkation, -s
.

djgim'baikmaiit dis'intigreit 90
disim'baikmant,
ment, -s
disim'banel [-al,
disembowel, -s,

disembark-

dis'intigreita* dis'kArids-

disembar-

dis'intigreita*, -z disintegrator, -s
di8'intri8tid[-'iiit3rest-], -li, -nis
disinterested, -ly, -ness
disin'tjaint, -s, -ig, -id; -mant
disenchant, -s, -ing, -ed -ment
disi'peij^n, -z dissipation, -s
'disipeit, -s, -ig, -id dissipatje,

di8im'bad|i, -iz, -ilg, -id disembod|y, -ies, -ying, -ied

'disipeitir dissipative
'disiplin, -z, -ig, -d disciplinje

disimi'Ieeritli, -iz disaimilaritly,

(. v.),.-eB, -ing, -ed

disipli'nEarisn, -z disciplinarian,
'disiplinari disciplinary
[-s

-s

-il],

-z, -ig,

-d

-ling, -Jed

disim'bseras, -iz, -ig, -t disembarrass, -es, -ing, -ed

disim'beerasmant,
rassment, -s

-s

-es, -ing,

-ies

di'simila*. -li dissimilar, -ly

disi'militjuid dissimilitude

[-s

disimjaleiXaii, -z dissimulation,
di'simjuleit, -s, -ig, -id dissimulat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
di'siinjnleita*, -z dissimulator, -s
disin'dan, -z, -ii|, -d, -mant dis-

endow,

-s,

-ing, -ed,

-ment

disin'dsenjuas, -li, -nis disingenuous, -ly, -ness

disin'fekjan, -z disinfection, -s
disin'fekt, -s, -ig, -id disinfect,
-s, -ing, -ed
disin'fektant, -s disinfectant {s.
adj.),

-s

disin'll-eeiifj'aiz, -iz, -ig, -d dis-

enfranchis|e, -es, -ing, -ed

disin'freentj'izmant disenfran-

chisement
disin'geids, -iz, -ig, -d, -mant
disengag|e, -es, -ing, -ed, -ment
disin'herit, -s, -ig, -id, -dns disinherit, -s, -ing, -ed, -ance
disin'kAmba*, -z, -rig, -d disencumber, -s, -ing, -ed
disin'klain, -z, -ig, -d disinclinje,
-es, -ing, -ed
disinkli'neij'an disinclination
disin'tait|I,

-Iz, -lig [-^g], -id

disentit|le, -Ies, -ling, -led

disin'tsegg|l, -Iz, -lig [-^g], -Id

disentang|Ie, -Ies, -ling, -led

disin'toglmant disentanglement
disin'ta:*,
disinter,

-z,
-s,

-rig,

-d;

-ring, -red;

-mant
ment

= dis'intris-

dis'intarestid, etc.
disinti'greiX^n, -z

disintegra-

tion, -s

dis'intigreit, -s, -ig, -id disintegrat|e, -es, -ing, -ed

-ed

digis'teeblij*,

-iz,

-ig, -t,

-msnt

disestablish, -es, -ing,- ed, -ment

dl'sisan, -z decision, -s
dis'jonk, -s, -ig, -t disyok|e, -es,
-ing, -ed

disjui'nait, -s, -ig, -id disunitje,

-es, -ing,

-ed

di8'ju:i(janj -z disunion, -s
diB'jn:iijani8t, -s disunionist, -a
di8'ja:s disuse (.)
di8'jn:z, -iz, -ig, -d disus|e [v.),
-es, -ing, -ed

disk, -8 1) disc, -s; 2) disk, -s

'diskaid [di8'ka:d], -z discard (s.),
-a

dis'ka:d, -z, -ig, -id discard (v.),

-s, -ing, -ed
'diskai [plur. of 'disk38] disci
'diskannt -8, -ig, -id discount
(s. 11.), -s, -ing, -ed
dis'kauut, etc.
'diskaunt (v.)
di8'kannt3*, -z discounter, -s
di8'kauntinan8, -iz, -ig, -t discountenanc|e, -es, -ing, -ed
di8'ksent, -8, -ig, -id descant (v.),
-8, -ing, -ed
dis'kAla*, -z, -rig, -d discolour,
-s, -ing, -ed
diskAle'reiJan, -z discoloration,

-s

dis'kAmfat,
fort

(s.

v.),

-s,
-s,

-ig, -id discom-ing, -ed

dis'kAmflt, -8, -ig, -id discomfit,

-s, -ing, -ed
diB'kAmfltJa* discomfiture
dis'kArids, -i'} -iflj -d discourag|e, -es, -ing, -ed
di8'kArid3{igli, -mant discouraglingly,

-ment

dis'kAS

diskonti'iga-lti

91

dis'kAS^ -iz, -ig,

dis'krai

dis'lad.^

-t, -sbl discuss,

-able
dls'kAj^n, -z discussion, -s
dis'kATa*, -z, -riij, -d discover,
-s, -ing, -ed
dis'kATr|8*, -8z, -abl diacover|er, -ers, -able
dis'kATar|i, -iz di8cover|y, -ies
dis'k3:8iT, -li, -nis discursive,
-ly, -ness
dis'kai/an, -z discuraion, -s
dls'ka.'tias [-'ka:t-, -Ijas], -li, -nis
discourteous, -ly, -ness

di8'kr|ai, -aiz, -aiig, -aid descr|y, -ies, -ying, -led

dis'kraib, -z, -ig, -d describ|e,

dls'kaitisi [-'ko:t-] discourtesy

dis'krej'anai'li [-Ji^srli], -ili discretionar|y, -ily

-es, -ing, -ed,

diskam'poaz,

-iz, -ii),

-d discom-

pos|e, -es, -ing, -ed

disk9in'pon53* discomposure
diska'nekj'dn disconnection
diska'nekt, -s, -ii), -id disconnect, -s, -ing, -ed
disk3n'fa:mit|i, -iz disconformdiskan'sait, -s, -ig, -id disconcert, -s, -ing, -ed

diskan'tent discontent
diskan'tentid, -li, -nis discontented, -ly, -ness
diskan'tinjjn:, -jn:z, -ju-iij, -jnid
discontin|ue, -ues, -ning, -ued

diskan'tinjnans discontinuance
diskan'tinjnas, -li discontinuous,
-ly

'diskjas, -ai disc|us, -i

dis'kleim, -z, -ig, -d disclaim,
-s, -ing, -ed

dis'kleima*, -z disclaimer, -s
dis'klouz, -iz, -ig, -d disclos|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
dis'klonsa*, -z disclosure, -s
'diska:d, -z discord, -s
dis'ka:dans, -i discordanc|e, -y
dis'kaidant, -li discordant, -ly
'diskais [dis'kais], -iz discours|e
-es

dis'kais,
(v.),

-ig, -t
-ing, -ed

-iz,

-es,

discoursje

dis'ka.'sa*, -z discourser, -s

dis'kait-

= dis'kait-

dis'kansaUt,

-li,

-nis disconsol-

ate, -ly, -ness

diskanti'nju-itli, -iz discontinuit|y, -ies

|cy, -cies, -t

dis'kre/an, -z discretion,

-s

dis'ki-eJIanl [-^ij], -anali [-^lali]

discreti|onal, -onally
dis'kriit, -li. -nis 1) discreet, -ly,
-ness; 2) aiscrete, -ly, -ness
dis'kriitir, -li, -nis discretive,
-ly,

-ness

discrimi-z
nation, -s
dis'krimineit, -s, -ig, -igli, -id
discriminatle (v.), -es, -ing, -ingly, -ed
dis'krimineitiv, -li discrimina-

diskrimi'neiXan,

it|y, -ies

(),

-es, -ing, -ed

dis'kraibja*, -az, -abl describjer,
-ers, -able
dis'kredit, -s, -ig, -id discredit,
-8, -ing, -ed
[-nessl
dis'kreditabi, -nis discreditable,J
dis'kreditabli discreditably
dis'krepanjsi, -siz, -t discrepan-

tive, -ly

dis'krimiuit,
(adj.),

-li

discriminate

-ly
,

dis'kripjan, -z description,
dis'kriptlv,
-ly, -ness

-li,

-s

-nis descriptive,

-s, -ig, -id disquiet

-ing, -ed
dis'kwaiatjuid [-'kwaiit-] dis-

dis'kwaiat,
(s.

v.),

-B,

quietude
diskwi'zijan, -z disquisition,
dis'kwizitiv disquisitive

-s

di8'kwali|fai, -faiz, -faiig, -faid

disquali|fy, -fies, -fying, -fied
diskwalifl'keiXan, -z disqualification, -s
dis'laik, -s, -ig, -t dislik|e (s. v.),
-es, -ing, -ed
dis'laika*, -z disliker, -s
disla'keij'an [-lo'k-], -z disloc-

ation, -s
'dislakeit [-lok-], -s, -ig, -id dislocat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
dis'lads, -iz, -ig, -d; -mant dislodg|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -ment

dis'lai|al,

-9lti

-all,

disloy|al,

-ally, -alty

dis'mannt,
-s,

-g, -ii|, -id

dismount,

-^g

-Iz,

[-lig],

-Id

dismantjle, -les, -ling, -led

dis'mei, -z, -ii|, -d dismay (. v.),
ing, -ed
-s,
dis'memba*, -z, -rig, -d dismember, -s, -ing, -ed

dis'membamant dismemberment
dis'mis, -iz, -ii), -t dismiss, -es,
-ing, -ed
dis'misal, -z dismissal, -s
'disntri dysentery
dis'oun, -z, -ig, -d disown, -s,
-ing, -ed
disonsi'eij^n [-ouji-] dissociation
di'80uX8bIdisBociabIe(uM8octa&2e)
di'8oaJ*ielt [-onsi-], -s, -ig, -id
dissociatle, -es, -ing, -ed

di'sou/iabl dissociable (separable)

diso'b-

= disa'b-

'disonans, -iz dissonance, -s

'disonant, -Ii dissonant, -ly
dis'oida* [di'z-], -z, -rig, -d disorder (s. v.), -a, -ing, -ed
dis'a:da{li [dl'z-], -linis disorder|ly,

-lineas

dis'oiganaiz [di'z-],
disorganiz|e [-isle],

disaiganai'zeiX^n
tion

-d
-ed
disorganiza-iz,

-ig,

-es, -ing,

[-isa-]

honour

etc.

-z, -rig,
-s,

-d dis-ing, -ed

[di'z-], -z

dishonourer,

[di'z-],
(s.

dis'onara*

v.),

-s

diB'9n9rab|] [di'z-],

honourablle,
dis'anist

-ly,

[di'z-],

-Ii, -Inis dis-

-leness
-Ii

dishonest,

-ly

dis'pteriti disparity

dia'pee/anit [-J^^it], -Ii, -nis dispassionate, -ly, -ness

despatch

dis'psetj*, -iz, -ig, -t 1)

(a. v.),
(s.

-ed; 2) dispatch

-es, -ing,

-ed

-es, -ing,

v.),

dig'p{etJl>oat,-s despatch-boat, -s

dig'psetjboks, -iz despatch-box,

-es

dia'ptetja*, -z 1) despatcher, -s;

2)

dispatcher,

-s

dis'pel, -Zj-ig, -d dispel,

-led

-s,

-ling,

dis'pens, -iz, -ig, -t dispens|e,

-es, -ing, -ed
dispen'seij'dn, -z dispensation, -s
dis'pens|a*, -az, -abl dispensjer,
-era, -able
dis'pensarji, -iz dispensarjy, -ies
dis'pensatdrji, -iz dispenaatorjy
(s.

adj.), -ies

dis'pepsia [-sja] dyspepsia

dis'peptik, -s dyspeptic (s.

acfj.),

-s

dis'psa*, -z, -rig, -rigli, -d despair (s. v.), -s, -ing, -ingly, -ed
dis'pa.'S, -iz, -ig, -t dispers|e, -es,
-ing, -ed
dis'pa:8|a*, -az, -al, -iy dispers|er, -ers, -al, -ive
dis'pa:/?!!, -z dispersion, -s

= dlspen-

dispa'zes, -iz, -ig, -t dispossess,

-es, -ing, -ed
dispa'ziXan, -z disposition, -s
dispi:p|l, -Iz, -^ig [-lig], -Id dispeop|le, -les, -ling, led
dis'pikabl, etc.
'despikabl, etc.

dis'pirit, -s, -ig, -id dispirit,

-ing, -ed

dis'piritid|li,

-s,

-nis dispiritedjly,

-ness

dis'anisti [di'z-] dishonesty

dis'pait despite
dis'paiz, -iz, -ig, .d''despis|e,
-ing,

-mant disparag-

-ement

dispan'seijan, -z

disalja'biliti dissolubility
di'soljnbl, efc.
disaljnbl,

dis'ona*

dis'pserid3|igli,
|ingly,

-ing, -ed

dis'intentjl,

dis'paeridgigli 'dispjutant

92

^djg'loial dis'pseridsa*

dis'pju:t,
(s.

es,

ed

dis'paiza*, -z despiser, -s
dis'pserid3, -iz, -in, -d dispar_ag|e, -es, -ing, -ed
dis'pseridsa*, -z disparager, -s

v.),

-s,

-68,

-ig, -id
-ing, -ed

disput|e,

dispju-'teijan, -z disputation, -s
dis'pjn:ta*j -z disputer, -s
dis'pjnitatiT disputative

dispjntab|l

[dis'pju:tab|l],
-Ii,
-Inis disputab|le, -ly, -leness

'dispjutant,-8 disputant (s.

a(^".),-s

dis'plei

dis'roub

dis'plei, -z, -iij, -d display

-a, -ing, -ed

93

(s. v.),

dis'pleia*, -z displayer, -s
dis'pleis, -iz, -ii), -t displac|e,
-es, -ing, -ed

dis'pleism3nt,-s displacement, -s
dis'plesa* displeasure
dis'pliiz, -iz, -ii|, -d displeas|e,
-es,

-ing, -ed

di8'pli:zii)|li, -nis displeasingjly,

-ness

dis'ponz, -iz, -ii|, -d dispoB|e,

-es, -ing, -ed
dis'ponzla*, -az, -abl disposjer,
-ers, -able
dis'ponzal, -z disposal, -s
dis'pait, -s, -ig, -id disport, -s,
-ing, -ed
dis'pail, -z, -ig, -d; -9*, -az despoil, -s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
dis'pond, -z, -ig, -igli, -id despond (D.), -s, -ing, -ingly, -ed
dis'pandens, -i despondenc|e, -y
dis'pandent, -li despondent, -ly

dis'patik, etc. =; des'patik, etc.

dis'preiz, -iz, -ig, -d disprais|e,
[-ed
es, -ing, -ed
(s. v.),
dispra'paij'^n, -d disproportion,
dispra'poijanit [-J^t], -li, -nis
disproportionate, -ly, -nesa
dispra'paiJIanl [-ijij.], -anali [-^ali]
diaproporti|onai, -onally
'dis'prnif disproof
dis'prniT, -z, -ig, -d disprov|e,
-es, -ing,

-s

dls'FApt, -s, -ig, -id, -iv disrupt,

-s,

-ing, -ed, -ive

disrepjnta'biliti disreputability
dis'repjntabll, -li, -Inis disreputab|le, -ly, -leness
'disri'ga:d, -z, -ig, -id disregard
(s. v.), -a, -ing, -ed
'disri'pea* disrepair
'disri'pjurt disrepute
'disris'pekt, -s, -ig, -id disrespect (s. v.), -a, -ing, -ed
'disris'pett|fl, -tali [-fall], -tulnis disreapect|ful, -fully, -ful-

ness
dis'ronb, -z, -ig, -d disrob|e,
-ing, -ed

dis'trtektidli

dis'ssetislfai, -faiz, -faiig, -faid

dissatis|fy, -fles, -fying, -fied

disseetis'TsekJan dissatisfation
disseti8'fsektari dissatisfactory
disseetis'fsektarijli, -nis dissatisfactori|ly, -ness
dis'SBTB*, -z, -rig, -d dissever, -a,

-ing, -ed
dis'seyalmant,
jment, -ance

-rans

disaever-

dis'saiTis, -iz disservice, -s

'distaif, -s distaff, -a
dis'taib, -z, -ig, -d disturb,

-es,

-a,

-ing, -ed

dis'taiba*, -z diaturber, -s

dis't3:bans, -iz disturbance, -s

dis'teist. -s distaste, -s
dis'teistjiMl, -fnli [-fall], -fwlnis
diataste|ful, -fully, -fulness
dis'tempa*, -z, -rig, -d distemper
(s. v.), -a, -ing, -ed
distend, -z, -ig, -id distend, -a,
-ing, -ed

dis'tensibl [-sabl] diatensible

dis'tenjan distension
'distans, -iz, -ig, -t distanc|e
v.), -es, -ing, -ed
'distant, -li distant, -ly

(s.

[-led
'distik, -s distich, -s
dis'til, -z, -ig, -d distil, -a, -ling,
disti'leijan, -z distillation, -s

dis'tila*. -z distiller, -s
dis'tilarfi, -iz distiller|y, -ies

dis'tilatari distillatory
'distillt, -s distillate, -s
dis'tiggwij, -iz, -ig, -t

-ed

dis'rAp/an, -z disruption,

dis'ssetisfai

distin-

guish, -es, -ing, -ed

dis'tiggwijabil, -li distinguishab|le, -ly

dis'tigfrjan, -z distinction, -s
dis'tig%;t, -ist, -li, -nis distinct,
-est, -ly, -ness
dis'tigMiT, -li, -nis distinctive,
-ly, -ness
dis'taijan, -z distortion, -s
dis'tait, -s, -ig, -id distort, -s,
-ing, -ed
dis'traekjan, -z distraction, -s

dis'trtekt, -s, -ig, -id distract,

-a, -ing, -ed
dis'trsektidjli, -nis distracted|ly,

94

dis'trAkJan dijTVOita*
dis'trAkXan, -z destruction, -s
dis'trAkta*, -z destructor, -s
distrAkti'biliti [-ts'b-] destructibility

di'tjetj di'traitas

Odi'tsetJ, -iz, -ig, -t detach,

-ing, -ed
di'taet/abl detachable

-es,

-s detachment, -a
di'teil, -z, -ig, -d 1) detail (v.),

di'tsetjinaiit,

dis'trAktibI [-tabl] destructible

dia'trAktiT, -li, -nis destructive,
-ly, -ness
dis'trAst, -s, -ig, -id distrust
(s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed
di8'trA8t|fMl, -fuli [-fali], -fulnis
di8trust]ful, -fully, -fulness
dis'trei (dis'trs) distrait
dis'trein, >z, -ii), -d distrain,
-ing, -ed
dis'trein*, -z distrainer, -s

-s,

dis'treinabl distrainable
distrei'ni;, -z distrainee, -s
dis'tres, -iz, -ii), -igli, -t distress
(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ingly, -ed
dis'treslfMl, -fuli [-falil distressJful, -/ully
distri'bjnijan, -z distribution, -s
dis'trib|juit,-jn:ts, -jntii|, -jutid
distrib|ute, -utes, -uting, -uted
'distribju:t, etc.
dis'tribjuit,

etc.

dis'tribjnta* ['distribjuita*], -z
distributor, -s
dis'tribjutsbl distributable
dis'tribjotiv,
-li
distributive,
-ly
'distrikt, -s district, -s
dis'trai, -z, -ig, -d destroy, -s,
-ing, -ed
dis'traia*, -z destroyer, -s
di8'tra:t distraught
dis'tjaids, -iz, -ig, -d discliarg|e
(s v.), -es, -ing, -ed

dis'tjaidsa*, -z discharger, -s
di'sweid, -z, -ig, -id dissuad|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
di'sweisiy, -li, -nis dissuasive,
-ly, -ness

di'sweisan dissuasion
OdiJ, -iz, -ig, -t dish

(s. v.),

-es,

-ing, -ed

-s,

-klo-es [-klaidz]

|cloth, -cloths

'dijwaita* dishwater

dish-

-ing, -ed;

detail
di'tein,

(s.),

-z,

2)

'di:teil, -z

-s

-ig,

-d detain,

-s,

-ing, -ed

di'teina*, -z detainer, -s
di'tekjan, -z detection, -s
di'tekt, -s, -ig, -id detect, -s,
-ing, -ed
di'tekt|a*, -az, -abl detect|or, -ors,
-able
di'tektiv, -z detective (. adj.), -s

di'tenX^n, -z detention,

-s

di'tent, -s detent, -s
di'ternt, -s deterrent (s. a^.), -s
di'test, -s, -ig, -id detest, -s, -ing,

-ed
di'testabl, -nis detestable, -ness
di'testabli detestably
di'ta:*, -z, -rig, -d deter, -s, -ring,
-red
di'taids, -iz, -ig, -d deterg|e, -es,
-ing, -ed

di'ta:d3an|s, -t, -ts detergen|ce,

-t,

-ts

di'taimin, -z, -ig, -d, -dli determin|e, -es, -ing, -ed, -edly
ditaimi'neijran, -z determination,
-s

di'taimineitiv [-nat-] determinative

di'taiminabl determinable
di'taiminant, -s determinant (s.
adj.), -a

di'ta:min{i8t, -ists, -izm determin|ist, -ists, -ism

di'taiminit, -li, -ni8 determinate,
-ly, -ness
di'taisiv, -z detersive, -s
di'taijan, -z detersion, -s
di'ta:z deters {from deter)
'dit[i,

Ai'Ser\9l, -alz, -|ig [-lig], -aid

dishev|el, -els, -elling, -elled
'dijftil, -z dishful, -s
dlj-lkla-e,

-iz ditt|y, -ies

ditiaria'reijan deterioration
di'tiariareit^ -8, -ig, -id deteriorat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
'ditn Ditton
'ditou, -z ditto, -s
di'traitas detritus

di'trcekjan di'Tonnian
di'trsekjan, -z detraction,

-s

di'trtekt, -s, -ig, -igli, -id detract, -s, -ing, -ingly, -ed
di'trsekta*, -z detractor, -s
di'trtektliv, -ari detract|ive, -ory
ditj, -iz, -ig, -t ditch (s. v.), -es,
-ing, -ed
'ditja*, -z ditcher, -a

O'diOirsemft, -z dithyramb, -s
dlOi'riemb[as,-ai dithyramb|us, -i
diOi'reembik dithyrambic
di'Oronn, -z, -ii), -d; -mant dethronje, -es, -ing, -ed;

Odi'vaid,

-ment

-z, -ii|, -id, -idli

divid|e

(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed, -edly

di'Taid|*, -az, -abl divid|er, -ers,
-able
di'Tain, -z, -a*, -ist divine (s.acy.),

-s,

-r,

-St

-ii), -d divin|e
-ed
di'Taina*, -z diviner (s.), -s

di'Tain, -z,

(v.),

-es, -ing,

di'vain|li, -nis divinejly, -ness

di'vais, -iz device, -s
di'vaiz, -iz, -ig, -d devis|e, -es,
-ing, -ed

di'vaiza*, -z 1) deviser, -s; 2) divisor, -s

deTi'zi:, -z

devi'za:*, -z
di'Tana*,'-z, -rig, -d devour,
-ing, -ed

-s,

di'vauara*, -z devourer, -s
dl'vant, -a*, -ist devout, -er, -est
di'Tantjli, -nis devout|Iy, -ness
di'Tsen, -z divan, -s
daivAldivAldi'relap, -s, -ig, -t develop, -s,
-ing, -ed
di'velapla*, -az, -abl develop|er,
-ers, -able

di'Telapmant,
di'Ta:d3,

etc.

-s

development,
dai'vaids,

-s

etc.

dividend,
diTl'neiXan, -z divination, -s

dividend [-dand],

-z

-s

di'Tinit|i, -iz divinitly, -ies

divizi'biuti [-za'b-] divisibility

di'vizib,! [-zab-], -Ii divisib|le, -ly
di'Tis^n, -z division, -s

di'visanl

[-3^].]

divisional

di'Toanian [-njan],

-z

dl'vonX^n,
di'TOuXJan^

-z devotion, -s

[-^l], -anali [-^ali]

devoti|onal, -onally
di'vout, -s, -ig, -id devot|e, -es,
-ing, -ed
di'routid|li, -nis devoted|ly, -ness
di'va:s, -iz, -ig, -t, -mant divorc|e
(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed, -ement
di'voisa*. -z divorcer, -s

di'raid devoid
di'volT, -z, -ig, -d devolv|e, -es,
-ing, -ed
Odi'zaim, etc.
dis'aim, etc.

di'zoista , -z disaster, -s
di'zaistras, -Ii, -nis disastrous,
ly, -ness
di'zaia*, -z, -rig, -d desir|e (. v.),
-es, -ing,

-ed

di'zaiara*, -z desirer, -s
dizaiara'biliti desirability
di'zaiarabl, -nis desirable, -ness
di'zaiarabli desirably
di'zaiaras, -Ii desirous, -ly
di'zain, -z, -ig, -d design (s. v),
-s, -ing, -ed
di'zain|a*, -az,

-abl design|er,
-able
di'zainidli designedly
-ers,

di'vaizabl devisable
divai'zl:, -z
divai'zo:*, -z

di'TOnJan di'zi:z

95

[-s

Devonian,

dis'eibl, etc.
di'zeibl, etc.
di'zain [di's-], -z, -ig, -d discern,
-s, -ing, -ed
di'zaina* [di's-], -z discerner, -s
di'za:uibl [di's-, -nabl], -nis discernible, -ness
di'zainibli [di's-, -nabl] discern-

ibly

di'zammant

[di's-]

discernment

di'za:j9n, -z desertion, -s
di'zait. -8 (s.) 1) desert (reward),
-a; 2) dessert, -s
di'zait, -s, -ig, -id (v.) desert, -s,
-ing, -ed
di'zaita*, -z deserter, -a
di'zaitsaivis, -iz dessert-service, -s
di'za:lspu:n, -z dessert-spoon, -s
di'zaiT, -z, -ig, -igli, -d, -idli
deserv|e, -es, -ing, -ingly, -ed,

-edly

disa'b-, etc.
diza'biliti, etc.
diz'cjaiz, etc., diz'greis, etc.
dis'gdi'ziiz, -iz, -d disease, -s, -d

'dizi

'djn-al

'djn-ala*

-ia*, -list, -iz, -iig, -id

dizz|y (adj. v.), -ier, -iest, -ies,
-ying, -ied
dizid8'reij"3n [disi-], -z desideration, -s
di'zidai'eit [di'si-], -s, -ii), -id
desideratle, -es, -ing, -ed
dizida'reitlam [disi-], - desider-

'diz|i,

atjum, -a

-ed
di'zistans desistance
'dizmsl, -nis dismal, -ness
'dizmali dismally

di'zaida*, etc.
di'za.'ganaiz, etc.

[-il-J,

-izm

-ists,

'dJD-al|i8t,
-ists,

-z dueller, -s
-s duellist, -s
dualjist,

-ism

dju'a'listilc dualistic

'd^'nigag, -z

dugong,

-s

'djn-i 1) dewy; 2) Dewey

'dja'il, etc.
dju'dl duel, etc.

duke (D.), -s
'djnikdam, -z dukedom,
djni'kein

1)

Du

dis'oida*, etc.

= dis'aiganaiz,

-s

Cane;

2)

Du-

quesne
'dJD:k|9l, -ali duc|al, -ally
'dju:kar|i, -iz duker|y, -ies
'djnileep, -s dewlap, -s
'djn:li duly
'dja:nia: (dy'ma)

'djnima

Dumas

Duma

dju-'ma-riei (dyma'rje)

Du Mau-

rier

etc.

di'zolT, -z, -ii), -d dissolv|e, -es,

-ing, -ed
dizalva'biliti dissolvability

di'zalTabl dissolvable
di'zalyant, -s dissolvent
-8

di'zana*,

(s.

a^.),

dis'ana*, etc.
['djoarig]
'djnarig

etc.

'djaiarii)

during
djn:, -z dew, -s

djn: -z,
uju.
-ai,

-Ii
-J

dju''selit|i

du|e

(s.

adj.), -es, -ly

-iz dualit|y, -ies

dju-'baiati dubiety
'dju:ber|i [-bar|i], -iz dew-berr|y,
-ies

'dju:bia8 [-bjas], -Ii, -nis dubious,

-ly, -ness
'djnibisn Du Buisson (English

name)
djnibi'teij'an, -z dubitation, -s
'dju:biteit, -s, -ii), -id dubitat|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
'djn:biteitiT[-tat-], -Ii dubitative,
-ly

'djn:drap, -s dew-drop,
dju''ena, -z duenna, -s

-a

djn''et, -8 duet, -s
djn'e'tiinou, -z duettino, -s
'dju'a* 1) Dewar; 2) Duer
'dju'al dual
'dju'al [-il], -z, -ill, -d duel (s.
-s,

[-il-],

djn:k, -s

di'zid8reitiv[di'si-,-r8t-]desiderative
'dizijli, -nis dizzi|ly, -ness
di'zist, -8, -ig, -id desist, -s, -ing,

'dju'ala*
'dju'alist

'dju:zbari

-ling, -led

djn:n, -z dune,

-s

'dju:on, -z duo, -s

^niote'desim^l duodecimal
^niOM'desimon, -z duodecimo,

-s

dju:ou'di:n|am, -a duodenjum, -a
dja:p, -8, -ig, -t dup|e (s. v.), -es,
-ing, -ed
'djuipl duple

'djnipleks duplex
djuipli'keij^n, -z duplication, -s
'djuiplikeit, -s, -ig, -id duplicatje
(v.), -es, -ing, -ed
'dju:plikeita% -z duplicator, -s
'djuiplikeitja*, -z duplicature, -s
'djniplikit, -s duplicate (s. adj.),
-s

djni'plisiti duplicity

'djnipaint, -s dew-point,
dja:8, -iz deuce, -s

-s

'dju:sid, -Ii deuced, -ly

djnitara'namik deuteronomic
djnita'ranami ['djnitaranami]

Deuteronomy
'djn:t|i, -iz, -iabl dut|y, -ies, -iable

'djnitias [-tjas], -Ii, -nis duteous,

-ly,

-ness

djuitilfMl,

-fuli

[-fali],

-fwlnis

_duti|ful, -fully, -fulness

'djnitsia*. -z deutzia, -s

dju:z 1)
v.),

dews (from dew)

3) D'Ewes
;

(from due);
'dju:zbari

Dewsbury

2)

dues

djn'Amra*

dou'iiei/an

Odju'Aiii|T9*, -vaz, -yirai [-yarai]

duumlvir,

dju'AinTirit [-Tar-], -s duumvirate, -s

etc.

= djn>

dou'ni:, -z donee,

dount don't
Odons, -iz,

Odont,

1)

doe

do

s.);

3)

1) doz|e

-s

'donz|i, -ia*, -iist doz|y, -ier, -iest

'douzi|li, -nis dozi|ly, -ness

etc.

do'mein = da'mein

(D.), -s;

do

2)

( music), -s; 3) dough

dote'bel Dobell
O'dondei (do'de) Daudet
dodecagon,

do'm- see also da'mdomes'tisiti =: doumdou'ndo'neiXan

do'ra:do [da-] Dorado

9 da:,

-s

dondika'tai:dr|an [-'hedr-], -anz,

-a dodecahedr|on, -ons, -a
'dondou, -z dodo (D.), -s
donds, -iz doge, -s
O'douati 1) Dougherty; 2) Doherty
O'donfeist doughfaced

-z daw (D.), -s
do:*, -z 1) door, -s; 2)
Oda:b, -z, -ig, -d daub

-ing, -ed

Bawdon

O'doui doughy

0'da:fln, -z dauphin,

'da:du

-z,

-d dol|e

-ig,

-es, -ing, -ed

'doala* dolour
'doul|fMl, -full

(s.

v.),

-lij

[-fall],

-nis

doltish,

-ly,

1)

Odoam,

-z,

Dolton;
-d

2)

dome,

Doulton

-s,

-ed

doumes'tisiti domesticity

Odonn Doane
'donjiAt, -s dough-nut, -s
dou'neijan, -z donation,

-s

Mioheli & Jones, Phonetic

Dore

Dauphin^

'da:flni8, -iz dauphiness, -es

0'da:kas [-kses] Dorcas

Dawkins
'da:kii| Dorking
daiks 1) Dawkes;

-s

'da:kiaz

0'd:lbi
'do:li

-ness

doultan

2)

-s

door-keeper,
'do:ki:pa*,
do:ki:pa , -z uoor

-fwlnis
dole|fui, -fully, -fulness
doult, -s dolt, -s

doaUiJ,

da:*, -z 1) door, -s;

'da:flni

'doai|li, -nis doughijly, -ness

daw-

'da:dja* [-la*], -z dawdler, -s

Dore
(. v.), -s,

'da:ba*5 -z dauber, -s
'da:bel, -z door-bell, -s
'd:d|l, -Iz, -pi) [-iig], -Id
d|le, -les, -ling, -led

'douttnei (dofl'ne) Dauphin^

don'haiti Doherty

Odoul,

(s. v.),

2)

'donza*, -z dozer,

(s.)

-z

dot|e,

dos {plur. of
does (plur. of doe)

-ed;

-es, -ing,

dou'dekagan,

-8,

O'donva* Dover
Odonz, -iz, -ig, -d

Dnieper

-z

v.),

'doutja*, -az, -ad, -adz, -ids dot|er,

-ers, -ard, -ards, -age

'dniista* Dniester

dou,

(s.

-s

-ig, -igli, -id

-es, -ing, -ingly, -ed

-s

-iQ, -t dos|e

dou'siliti docility

'4juarabh durably
'djuarans durance
'djnarii) during

-s

-ed

'donskin, -z doeskin,

djaa'res ['djuares] duress

djnara'billti durability
'djnarabl, -nis durable, -uess

-s

'donsail ['das-] docile

'dousnt. -8 docent, -s

^a'reend Durand
djua'reimen duramen
^ua'reiXan, -z duration,

djna'res
'djnaris
djui, 'djnil= 'djn:'dju:on,
'djaou, etc.
djna'rdjn'r-

'daimaas

donor,

[-na*], -z

-es, -ing,

'djn:'djua, '4ju3l, etc.

'djaaiag, -z duologue, -s

'<2niqp8*

dott'ni:

'donnor

-virs, -viri

^u'ena, dja'et,

97

'da:!!]"

'dselbi

2) Daukes
Dalby

Dawley
Dawlish

Dalkeith
Dalstou
'da'ltan Dalton
0'da:|maus, -mais dor|mou8e,
-mice
da:l'ki:e
'da'lstan

Dictionary

,d9:mtet

'dogbishit

'dagdeiz dogdays

'do:mtet. -s door-mat, -s
'doimanlsi, -t dorman|cy,

'daima'windon,
dow, -s

-z

-t

dormer-win-

'doimi 1) dormy; 2) dormie

'd3:mit9r{i, -iz dormitor|y, -ies

Odoziij

-z, -ig,

dawn
Daun

-d 1)

(. v.),

-ing, -ed; 2)
'dameil, -z door-nail, -s
-s,

'dogdeiz 'dokta*

98

'do:naka*, -z door-knocker, -s
'do:n9x [-nak] Dornoch
da:nt, -s, -ig, -id daunt, -s, -ing,
-ed
'damtlis, -li, -nis dauntless, -ly,
-ness
O'daiplelt, -s door-plate,
'd9:ponst, -s door-post, -s

-s

'daga*, -z dogger (D.), -s

'dagfcensia*, -z dogfancier,
'dagfeist dogfaced
'dagflj, -iz dogfish, -es

'daghedid dog-headed
'dag|i, -iz dogg|y {s. adj.),

dor|y, -ies
'do:rian, -z Dorian (a. adj.), -s
'da'ris Doris
O'daiBJal, -ali dors|al, -ally
'daisit, -Jia* Dorset, -shire
'daisn Dawson
'daistep, -s door-step, -s
O'doita*, -z daughter, -s
'daitarinla:, 'daitazinla: daughterin-law, daughters-in-law
'da:tjista* Dorchester
'd3i:r[i, -iz

-ies

'dagid,
U, -11,
-li, -nis dogged {ooq.), -ly,
-ness
'dagia*, -z, -rig, -d dog-ear (. .),
-s, -ing, -ed
'dagij, -li, -ni8 doggish, -ly, -ness
'dagka:t. -s dogcart, -s

'dagken), -z dog-kennel, -s
'daglsetin dog-latin
dag'meetik, -8, -91, -ali dogmatic
(.

O'doira Dora

-s

adj.), -s, -al, -ally

'dagma, -z dogma, -s
'dagmataiz, -iz^ -ig, -d; ^a*, -az
dogmatiz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed;
-er, -ers

'dagmatlist, -i8ts, -izm dogmat|ist, -ists, -ism

'dagral [-ril] doggerel
'dagronz, -iz dogrose, -s
'dagsta:* Dogstar
'dag'taiad dog-tired
'dagjtniO. -ti:0 dog|-tooth, -teeth

'dagwat/, -iz dog-watch, -es

O'daiwei, -z door-way, -s
'dagzia*, -z, -rig, -d dog's-ear
0'da:z 1) Dawes; 2) daws {from
(s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed
daw); 3) doors {from door)
O'daig (dwa'jl), -z doyen, -s
dail Doyle
'dabin, -z dobbin (D.), -s
'dabsn Dobson
'dailij -z l)doyIey, -s; 2)D'0yl(e)y

dabz Dobbs

'dailji, -iz doiljy, -ies

Odad Dod(d)
'dada*j -z, -rig, -d dodder
-s, -ing, -ed

dait, -8 doit,
{. v.),

'dadigtanl)Doddington; 2)Dodington
'dadsn Dodson
-iz, -ig, -d dodgje (D.)
v), -es, -ing, -ed
'dadsa , -z dodger, -s
(.

'dadssn Dodgson
'dafa

-8, -ig, -t doff, -s, -ing,

-ed

-z doffer, -s

(. v.),

dock|er

-s,

(D.),

-age
(s. v.),

'dakjaid, -z dockyard, -s
'dakjnment [-mant], -s, -ig, -id
document (w.), -s, -ing, -ed

dakJDmen'tei/aii documentation
dakja'ment|I, -ari documentjal,
-ary

-d dog (. v),
-ging, -ged {pmiiiAple)
-z, -ig,

dagbari Dogberry
'dagbiskit, -8 dog-biscuit,

-ids

dock

'dakit, -8, -ig, -id docket

-s, -ing, -ed

dadg,

Odag,

-s

-8, -ig, -t

-ing, -ed
'dak|a*, -az,
-ers,

dadz Dodds

Odat

Odak,

-s

-s,

'dalgnmant,

-s

document

(.),

-s

dak'8alad3|i, -iz doxolog|y. -ies

'dakta*, -z, -rig, -d doctor (s. v.),
-9, -ing, -ed

'doktarit 'dogkasta*

99

'doktarlt, -s doctorate, -s
'doktsjip, -s doctorship, -s
^daktrin, -z doctrine, -s
doktri'nea*, -z doctrinaire, -s
daktri'nsarisn, -z doctrinarian,
-8

'daktrinjl, -ali doctrin|al,

Odal,

-ally

-z doll, -s

'daldram,

doldrum,

-z

'dagki

'dagki, -z donkey,

'dagkiendsin,

(D.), -s

'drairabl

-s

donkey-engine,

-z

-s

O'daraOi Dorothy
dara'Oia Dorothea
'darik Doric

'daris
'dairis Doris
'darit Dorrit
'dasail
'donsail docile
dat, -8, -ig, -id dot (s. v.),
-ting, -ted

O
O

-s

'dola*, -z dollar (D.), -a

'dalamait, -s dolomite
'daland DoUond

'dati dotty

'dalap, -s dollop, -s
'dolaras, -li, -nis dolorous, -ly,
-ness

'dati|li, -nis dotti|Iy, -ness

'dalfln, -z dolphin, -s

dra:ft, -s, -ig,

dal'geOli Dolgelly
-z

-z

dolmen,
dolman,

'datl, -z dottle, -s

'dotrsi ['dataral], -z dotterel, -s

-id 1) draft (s. v.),

-s

-8, -ing, -ed; 2) (s.) draught,

'dra:ftba:d, -z draught-board,
'droifta*, -z drafter, -s

-s

'dra:ft|i,

'dol|i, -iz doll|y (D.), -ies

'dalmen,
'dolman,

-a,

-list

-ia*,

-s
-s

draught] y,

'dalstan, 'daltan
'do:l'd9lzhau|s, -ziz doirs-hou|se, -ses

'dra:fti|li, -nis draughti|ly, -ness

O'dambi Dombey

'draiftnet, -8 draught-net,

dami'tteijan, -z domination, -s
'damineit, -8, -ig, -id dominat|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
'damineita*, -z dominator, -s

'dra:ft8|man, -man 1) draughts|man, -men; 2) drafts|man, -men

'dra:ft8manj'ip draftsmanship
'draikon Draco {English surname)
'dra:ma, -z drama, -s
'drsemat-, etc.
'dra:mat-, etc.
Odrjai, -aia*, -aiist^ -aiz, -aiig,
-aid dr|y {adj. v.), -ler, -iest, -ies,
-ying, -ied

'dominant,

-li

-s,

dominant

{s.

adj.), -s, -ly

'damini, -z dominie, -s
dami'nia*, -z, -rij, -d domineer,
-s,

-ing, -ed

'daminik Dominic
dami'ni:ka Dominica

'daminOD,

-z

domino,

-es

domicilje
-ed
dami'siljari domiciliary
Odan, -z, -ig, -d (s. v.) don (D.),

'damisail,
(.

-8,

v.),

-z,

-ig, -d

-es, -ing,

'dan'dsu'an Don Juan

'danald, -sn Donald, -son
-s

'danaran Donovan
'daniga:! [dani'gail] Donegal(l)
'danigtan Donnington
dan'kailas Don Carlos
'dan'kwiksout[-sat] Don Quixote
'danid Donald
'danjip, -s donship, -s

O'daggala Dongola
'dagkasta* Doncaster

-s

'draibara Dryburgh
'draibab, -z dry-bob, -s
draid dried {from dry v.)
'draidn Dryden
'draidok, -s dry-dock, -s
'draia*, -z drier

'draiad

[-sedj, -z

(s.

adj.), -s

dryad,

-s

'draili dryly, drily

-ning, -ned

'danatir, -z donative,

-ier, -iest

'draimesa* dry-measure
'drain3:8, -iz dry-nurs|e, -es
'draini8 dryness
'drai'pleit, -s dry-plate, -s

'drairat dry-rot
'draisa'lta*, -z drysalter, -s
'draisa-lt9r|i, -iz drysalter|y, -ies

'draijad dryshod
drair, -z, -ig, drouT, 'driTn(s..)
drivje, -es, -ing, drove, driven
'draiva*, -z driver (D.), -s
'draivabl drivable

'draiyig/iwl:! drAds

100

driving-wheel, -s
draiz dries (from, dry .)

'dralTii|7i.wi:l, -z

'draizdeil Drysdale

Odran,

-z

drann,

drow,

-z, -ig,

'drAdsaridres

'drAdsari drudgery
dTAg, -z, -ig, -d drug
-ging, -ged
'drAgist, -s druggist,

-s

-d drown,

-s,

-ing,

-s, -i

-iz,

v.),

-ed;

2)

s^

-s

-z, -ig, -d
-ming, -med

drum

(s.

v),

'drAina*, -z drummer, -s
drows 'drAmadar|i ['dram-, -mid-],

-iz.

drought, -s, -y
-ii|,
-d 1) drowsje

-es, -ing,

(. .).

'di'Agit, -s drugget, -s

drAm,

-ed

drant,
drauz,
(g.

{from drow)

-s,

dromedar|y, -ies

'drauz|i, -la*, -list drowa|y, -ier,

-iest

'dranzijli, -nls drowsi|ly, -ness

Odrteb, -z drab (s. oSq^j -s
dreebjl, -Iz, -Jig [-liii], -Id drabb|le, -les, -ling, -led
drtef, -i draff, -y
drseg, -z, -ig, -d drag (s. u.), -s,
-g>ng, -ged

'drsegan, -z dragon, -s
drtega'neid, -z dragonnade, -s
'drteganfljai, -aiz dragon-fl|y, -ies
'drtegaulijr, -laik dragon|ish, -like
'dreeganit [-net], -s dragonet, -s

'drAmand Drummond
'drAmbed, -z drumhead,

-s

'drAmstik,

-s

-s

drumstick,

drAgk, -s 1) drunk (s, cd}), -s;

2) drunk (from drink)
'drAgkad, -z drunkard, -s
'drAgkan, -li, -nig drunken, -ly,
-ness

Odrei,
'dreifas

-z dray, -s

Dreyfus

drelk, -s drake (D.), -s

'dreikoa Draco {Greek legislator)
drei'kounian [dra'k-,-njan] Dra-

conian

drteganzblAd dragon's-blood

'dreijman, -man dray|man, -men

drsegll, -Iz, -Jig [-lig], -Id dragdreiuj -z, -ig, -d drain (s. .),
g|le, -les, -ling, -led
-s, -ing, -ed
dreeglteil, -z, -d draggle-tail, -s, 'drein|a*, -az, -abl, -ids drainjer,
-ed
-ers, -able, -age
'drtegnet, -s dragnet, -s
'dreinpaip, -s drain-pipe, -s
'driegoM,man, -manz, -man dra- dreip, -s, -ig, -t drap|e, -es, -ing,^
go|man, -mans, -men
-ed
'drtekanfelz ('draxanfels)
'dreipa*, -z draper (D.), -s
Drachenfels
'dreipar|i, -iz draper|y, -ies
'dreekm{a, -az, -i: drachmja, -as, -se 'dreitn Drayton
dreem, -z, -ig, -d 1) dram (s. v.), Odred, -z, -ig, -id dread (s. .),
-s, -ming, -med; 2) drachm, -s
-s. -ing, -ed
'drtemataiz, -iz, -ig, -d dramat- 'dred|fttl, -fuli [-fall], -fulnis
iz|e [-is|e]. -es, -ing,

-ed

dread|ful, -fully, -fulness

drsematai'zeiX^n , -z dramatization [-isa-], -s

'drtemataizabl dramatizable
'dremati8pa:'80nui: dramatis
personse
'drsematist, -s dramatist, -s
drseg k drank {from drink)
'drsestik, -all drastic, -ally

drtet drat

OdrAb,
-bed
drAds,
(.

r.),

-z, -ig,

'dredna.'t, -s

dreds,

-s,

-bing,

-d drudg|e
-es, -ing, -ingly, -ed

-iz, -ig, -igli,

(D.), -s

-d dredg|e

[s.

v.)

-ed
'dredsa*, -z dredger, -s
'dreg|i, -nis dregg|y, -iness
dregz dregs
(D.), -es, -ing,

'dremt [drempt]
dream)
dren^Jj

-d drub,

dreadnought

-iz, -ig,

-iz, -ig, -t

dreamt ifrom
drench

(s.

v.),

-es, -ing,

-ed
'drentja*, -z drencher,
dres, -iz, -ig, -t dress
-ing, -ed

-s
(s. v.),

-es,

'

ilresa*'drigka*

'drii)kiq bant drain

101

'dresa*, -z dresser, -s
'dresli, -ia*, -list dre8s|y, -ier, -iest
'dresi|li, -nis dressijly, -ness

'dresii|d3seUt, -s dressing-jacket,

'drigkigbaat, -s drinking-bout, -s
'drigkighain, -z drinking-horn, -s
'drigkafarig, -z drink-offering, -s
drip,

-s,

-ig, -t

drip

(s.

v.),

-s,

'dresiggann, 'Z dressing-gown,

-s

'dresigkeis, -iz dressing-case,

'dresigru'in, -z dressing-room,
'dresigteibl, -z dressing-table,
'dres'kont, -s dress-coat, -s

-s

-ping, -ped
'dripa*, -z dripper, -s
'dripig (s.) dripping (melted fat)

-s

'dripigpaen, -z dripping-pan,

-s

'driT|l, -Iz, -^ig [-lig], -Id driv|el

(s. v.), -els, -elling, -elled

-s

'dresmeika*, -z dressmaker,

-s

'dres'saikl, -z dress-circle, -s
'dres'sjnit, -s dress-suit, -s
'drest dressed {from dress)
Odra'gnin, -z, -iii, -d dragoon
(s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed

dra'koanian
dra'msetik,

= drei'k-

[-njaii]

-ali

-al,

dramatic,

-al, -ally

dra'si:na, -z dracsena, -s
dra'Tidian [-djan], -z Dra vidian,
-s

Odrinn, -z, -i)|,

dream (s. v.),
-ed, dreamt

-d, dremt
-ing, -ingly,

-iijli,
-s,

'driima*, -z dreamer, -s
'dri:m|i, -ia*, -iist

dream |y,

-ier,

-iest

-nis dreami|ly, -ness

'dri:mlsend dreamland
'driimlis dreamless
'drl:iiii|Ii,

0'drib|l,
dribb|le

-lig

-Iz,
(s.

["lifl])
-les, -ling,

v.),

-Id
-led

diibja* [-la*], -z dribbler, -s

'driblit, -s driblet, -s
'dria* drear
'driar|i,-ia*, -iist drear|y, -ier, -iest
'driarijli, -nis, -sam dreari|ly,

-ness, -some
drift, -8, -ii|, -id drift

(s. v.),

-a,

'driftl drifty
'driftlis driftless

dril, -z, -ifl, -d drill

-ling, -led
(.

V.)

-ig,

drink,

Odronl,

-a*,

-ist droll, -er, -est

'droaIar|i, -iz droller|y, -ies

'dronUi drolly

'dronmiou [-mjon] Dromio

droun, -z, -ig, -d dron|e (s.
-es,

v.),

-ing, -ed

droBV, -z 1) drove (g.),

{from drive)
'dronya*, -z drover,

-s; 2)

drove

-s

Odro:, -z, -ig, drn:, dram 1) (s. v.)

draw, -s, -ing, drew, drawn;
2) (s.) drawer {sliding box), -s
'draibsek, -s drawback, -s
'draibrlds, -iz drawbridge, -s
drawer {person who
draws),-s; 2) ='dra:*, -z drawer

'dra:a*, -z 1)

{sliding box), -s

'draiabl drawable
dra:z 2)
'draiaz
'draiig, -z drawing (s.), -s
'dra:igba:d, -z drawing-board, -s
'dra:ignai|f, -tz drawing- kni|fe,
-ves
'dra;igino:sta*, -z drawing-master,

-s

-s

'driftwnd drift-wood

-s,

'driv^a* [-la*], -z driveller, -s

'drivn driven {from drive)
'drizjl, -Iz, -^g [-lig], -Id drizzjle
(s. v.), -les, -ling, -led
'driz!(i [-11] drizzly

'dra:igpen, -z drawing-pen, -a
'dra:igpens{], -z drawing-pencil,

-ing, -ed
'driftais drift-ice

drigk,

-s

(s.

v.),

-s,

driBgk,

drAgk

-ing,

drank,

-s,

drunk
'drigkla*, -az, -abl drink|er, -ers,
-able

'draiigpin, -z drawing-pin, -s
'dra:lgrn'm, -z drawing-room,
1) {room for drawing);
'draigru'in
2)
'draiigteibl, -z drawing-table,
dra:l, -z, -ig, -d drawl (g. v.),
-ing, -ed
'dro:la*, -z drawler, -s

-s

drain drawn {from draw)

-s
-s,

draJwel du'a:n

102

'drazwel, -z draw-well, -s
dro:z 1) (v.) draws {from draw);
2)

(s.)

drawers

{1.

garment;

2. plu/r. of drawer)

O'draida ['drahada] Drogheda

'drsigrn'm, -z drawing-room {reception-room), -s
'draiticitj Droitwioh
'dramad^ri [-mid-]
'drAmdrap, -8, -in, -t drop (s. v),
-ping, -ped

-is,

-s

-uess

drew

2)

-islz

druid,

-s,

-li,

= 'dail

'eJzigitai,
dsa: Jah
dso:*,

-nig dwarfish,

-z,

-ly,

doyen

-z dziggetai, -s

-rig, -d jar

(s. v.),

-s,

-ring, -red

dru'ldik, -9l druidic, -al

drii:p^ -s, -ig, -igli, -t 1) droop,
-s, -ing, -ingly, -ed; 2) drupe, -s
drn:s Druce
dru:z, -iz druse (O.), -s
'drnari Drury
dn:, dAZ, du'ig, did, dAn 1) do,
does, doing, did, done; 2) Doo
du-'a:ii (dwan), -z douane, -s
'du:dabaiz'lia:I Dotheboys
'du'a*, -z doer, -s

Hall

'du:gdl Dougal(l)

'd3a:gan, -z jargon, -a
dsaiga'nel, -z jargonelle, -s
dsaim, -z Jam {Indian title), -s

'd3a:man Jarman
dsain-

d3a:n-

'd3a:rig, -li jarring, -ly

'dsaispa*, -z
'd3egpa*,

per

(J.),

-si

jas-

-s

'd3a:Ta, -n Java, -n
'dsaiTi 1) jarvey; 2) Jarvie
'd3a:Tis 1) Jarvis; 2) Jervis

Odsai Gye

dnigai), -z dugong, -s
'du'ig, -z doing, -g
dnik duke (pulgar form of djudi
sometimes used facetiously by
speakers of standard English)
-z, -iij, -d

'dwiina ['dwaina] Dwina

'dwind|I. -Iz, .^g [-ligj, -Id
dwindfle, -Ies, -ling, -led
dwa:f, -8, -ig, -t dwarf (s. .),' -,
-ing, -ed
'dwaifij*,

-ess, -esses

du:m,

'direligpleis, -iz dwelling-place,

-s

{from draw)
-z,

dtrel, -z, -ig, dwelt dwell, -s,

-ing, dwelt
'dwela*, -z dweller, -s

'dwaie
-s;

Dwina

dwait Dwight
dfreil dwale

dwelt dwelt (from dwell)

'drasara drosera
dra/kli, -Iz droshk|y, -ies

dru-id,

'dwaina

-ses
-s,

'drapsik|al, -all, -alnis dropsic|al,

-ally, -alnesa
drag, -i dross, -y

'draxada Drogheda
Odrn:, -z 1) Drew,

'dwaina 'dsailz

'dwelig, -z dwelling (.), -s

'dwelighanjg, -ziz d welling-hous'e,

'drapigz droppings
'drapsim, -z drop-scene,
'drapsi dropsy

doom

(s.

v.), -s,

-ing, -ed

dnimzdei 1) Doomsday; 2) Dodn:n Doon

[mesday
'dn:nA6ii|, -z do-nothing, -s
dn:J, -iz, -ig, -t douch|e (s.
-es, -ing, -ed

v.),

da do {v.) {form chiefly used when

followed by a word
with a vowel)
An'a:n, 'dna*, 'duii)

beginning

= du:-

dsaib,

-z,

-es, -ing,

-ig, -d

(s. v.) 1) gib|e,

-ed; 2) ]ib|e, -es, -ing,

-ed
'd3aiba*, -z giber, -s
'd3aia*, -z, -rig, -d gyr|e (. v.),
-es, -ing, -ed
'd3aiant, -g, -laik giant, -s, -like
'dsaiantis, -iz giantess, -es
dsaia'reijan, -z gyration, -s
dsaia'reit, -a, -ig, -id gyrat|e {v.),
-ea, -ing, -ed
'd3aiareit gyrate {aey.)
d3aiarasgaiarasdsaigeen'ti'an gigantean
d3ai'gentik, -ali gigantic, -ally
'd3ailz Giles

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103

Jeypore

dsai'pna* Jaipur
'dsai'r-

dsaiv,

= dsaia'r-

[-ed

-d gyv|e, -es, -ing,

-z, -ifl,

O'dsana* Giaour
'dsaoit Jowett
-s,

'dssegid, -li,
-ly, -ness

-nis

(J.),

-s

jagged

(adj.),

jact

1)

(.

v.)

jam,
-s

'd38enit Janet
'dssenita*, -z janitor, -s
'd3senizar|i, -iz janizar|y, -ies
'd38eiiju9r|i, -iz Januar|y, -ies

'd3ensn

1)

Jausen;

2)

Janson

'dstens^list, -ists, -izm Jansen|ist,

-ists,

'd3J)fl|l,

-ism
-Iz,

-lig

Hi],

-Id

jang|le, -Ies, -lin^, -led

'd3seijgla Ha*], -z jangler, -s

dstep, -s Jap, -s

'dsseqwo:* [-gjua:*, -gwa*, -gjua*],

-z jaguar, -z
dsffik, -s

-a

'd3selap jalap

-ming, -med; 2) jamb,

'd3emign Jamiesou

'dssebara*, -z jabberer, -s
'ds^ebavrak, -i jabberwock, -y
dssebirn:, -z jabiru, -s
dstefa Jaffa
dsseg, -z, -ii), -d jag (s. t>.), -a,
-ging, -ged (participle)

jagger

(J.),

-B,

-ing, -ed

"Z

dsAmbou

'd3ek'str3:, -z jack-straw
'dssek'ta:*, -z jack-tar, -s
d3eekti'teij'an jactitation
dsffiin, -z -iji, -d

dsani, -z jowl, -s
0'd3eb9*, -z, -rii), -d jabber,

'd3ga*,

'dseek'stro:

(J.), -s

'dssekses [-kais] jackass, -es [-ses

is more usua2 /br the animal,
but -a:s is commoner when the
word is used familiarly as a

^d3sepa'ni:z

Japanese

'dsaerald Jarrold
'd3sesiii6, -s jacinth,
'd3sesiniii [-sezm-]

-s

jasmine

'd38espa* ['d3o:s-], -s jasper (J.), -s

'dsseylin [-Til-], -z javelin, -s
Od3A.d, -sn Jud|d, -son
d3Ad3, -iz, -ii|, -d judg|e (s. v.)
(J.)i -es, -ing, -ed

term of contempt\
'd5sekba:t, -s jack-boot, -s
'dseekdo:, -z jackdaw, -s
'd3Ad3mant, -s judg(e)ment, -s
'd5sekabait [-kob-], -s Jacobite, -s 'd3Ad3mantdei, -z judg(e)ment'd5sekabi [-kobi] Jacoby
day, -s
dsaeka'bi'an [-ko'b-] Jacobean
'dsAdsmantlio:!, -z judg(e)ment'dssekabin [-kob-], -z, -izm Jacohall, -s
bin, -s, -ism
'd3Ad3mantsi:t, -s judg(e)ment'dssekalsentan [-kol-J, -z jack-o'seat, -s
lantern, -s
'd3Ad3J1p, -s judgeship, -s
'dssekaneips, -iz jackanapes, -e^ dsAg, -z, -ill, -d jug (s. v.), -s,
-ging, -ged
'dssekav'ailtreidz jack- of -alltrades
'd3Agana:t Juggernaut
'dseekindabaks, -iz jack-in-the- 'd3Aginz, -iz juggins (J.), -es
box, -es
'd3sekin9agri:u, -z jack-in-thegreen, -s
'dssekinafls jack-in-office
'dssekit, -s, -id jacket, -s, -ed
'd3^kll:ii Jacqueline
'd3%knai|f, -tz jack-kni|fe, -ves
'd3aeka:l, -z jackal, -s

'dsaek'plein, -z jack-plane, -s
'd38ek'pudii), -z jack-pudding,
d3sek'sa:ti:z [-k'za:-] Jaxartea
'dsseksinafls jacks-in-office

'd3eeksn Jackson

-s

'd3AginIa* ['d3n:g-] jugular

dsAgjl. -Iz, -lifl [.Jii)], -Id jugg|le
led
(s. v.), -Ies, -ling,
'dsAgla* [-Ja*], -z, ri juggler,
-s, -y
d3Akstapa'ziJ'9ii juxtaposition
d3Aksta'ponz ['dsAkstap-], -iz,
-ig, -d juxtapos|e, -es, -ing,
-ed
'dsAmbjl, -Iz, -lii) [-Ug], -Id
jumb|le (s. v.), -Ies, -ling, -led

'dsAmblseil, -z jumble-sale,

'd3Amboa,

-z

jumbo

(J.),

-a

-s

dsAmp dseimz
dsAmp,
jump,

104

-s, -ig, -t
-8,

'dsAmpe*,

[dsAmt]

(. v.)

-ing, -ed

-z

jumper,

-a

'dsAnta, -z junta, -s
'dsAiiton, -z junto, -s
-s

junk,

dsein

dsen^ra'lisimon

dsein, -z 1) Jane; 2) jean, -s

'dseinss Janus
dseip, -s, -ii), -t jap|e (s. v), -ea,
-ing, -ed
dsei'poia*
^dgai'p- Jeypore
'dseisn Jason
dseiz 1) J's; 2) jays; 3) Jay's;

'd3Ai)g]l, -Iz, -li jungjle, -leg, -ly

d5Agk,

-s

'dsAijkit, -8 junket, -s
'dsAykJ*?!!, -z junction, -s

4)

Jeyes

'dseizi, -z jasey, -s

'dsAg&tJa , -z juncture, -s
Odseb Jebb
dsAS l)jus; 2) occasional variant 'dsedbara Jedburgh
of dsAst [adv.)
'dsefasn 1) Jefferson;
dsAst, -a*, -ist just (adj. adv.)
(J.), -er,

-est

'dsAstas Justus
-faiig, -faid
justi|fy, -fies, -tying, -fled
'dsAstifaia*, -z justifier, -s
dsAstifaiabll [dsAsti'f-], -li, -Inis
juatiflab|le, -ly, -leness

'dsAstijfai,

-faiz,

d3Astifl'keij9n, -z ju8tiflcation,-s
'd3Astiflkeit|iT,

-arl

justificat-

-ory
'dsAstin Justin
dsAS'tinjan [-njaul Justinian
|ive,

'dsAstis, -iz justice, -s

d3As'ti/i8r|i [-isla-, -isja-],

-iz

-ted

'dsAtland Jutland
2)

jay

-z

1)

(J.),

2)

Jeffery;

2) Jefferies

'dgefBa Jephthah
'dgekil
'dgiikil Jekyll

'dgelas,

-li,

-nis jealous, -ly, -ness

'dselasfi, -iz jealous|y, -ies

dsela'tim ['d3elati:n] gelatine
'd3el|i, -iz, -id jell|y, -ies, -ied

'dselibaeg, -z jelly-bag, -s
[-s
'dselibsegstsend, -z jellybagstand,
'dselid, -li, -nis 1) gelid, -ly,
-ness; 2) jellied
'dgeliflX, -iz jelly-fish, -es
dgem. -z 1) gem, -s; 2) Jem

'dsemji, -iz jemm|y, -iz

ju8ticiar|y, -ies
'dsAstjli, -nis just|ly, -ness
dsAt, -s, -ig, -id jut, -s, -ting,

Odsei,

'dsefri 1) Jeffrey;
3) Geoffr(e)y
'dgefriz 1) Jeffreys;

[son
2) Jeaffer-

(the

dse'miferas gemmiferona
'dseminai Gemini
dsemi'neij'dn gemination
'dsemineit,

letter),

-'a;

'dgenda*,

-s

dsei'aiaras Jairus
dseid, -z, -ig, -id jad|e
-es, -ing, -ed
dseiel ['dseial] Jael

-es, -ing,

-a,
(s.

v.),

'dseifet Japhet
dsei'fetik Japhetic

'dgeiksb Jacob
'dseikabjz, -sn Jacobjs, -son

-s, -ig, -id

geminat|e,

-ed

-z, -riij,

-d gender

(s.v.),

-ing, -ed

'dsena* Jenuer
dsene'railitji, -iz generalit|y, -ies
dsena'reij'an, -z generation, -s
'dsenareit, -s, -ig, -id generatje,
-es, -ing, -ed

'dsenereita*, -z generator, -s
dgenareitir [-rat-] generative

dseikebz'Ieeda Jacob'sladder

'dsenara (plur. of i^hnsa) genera

dseiks Jaques {aumame); Jeakes 'd3eiir|l, -alz, -all gener|al (s.
'dseikwiz Jaques {Shakespearian
ae^j.), -als, -ally
character)
dsensralaiz, -iz, -ig, -d generdseil, -z 1) gaol, -s; 2) jail, -s
'dseilbsid, -z gaol-bird, -s
[-s
'dseila*, -z 1) gaoler, -s; 2) jailer,
dseimisn ['dseemisn] Jamieson

'dseimsn Jameson
i^eiiox James

aliz|e [-ia|e], -es, -ing, -ed

dsenaralai'zeij'^n, -z generalization [-isa-], -s

dsenaralaizabl generalizable
dsendra'lisimou, -z generalissimo, -s

dscnaraljip 'dserald
'dgenaraljip generalship
'dgenaras, -li, -nis generous,

'dseraldiin Geraldine
'ly,

-uess
dsena'rositi generosity
dsena'Tlrr Genevieve
'dsenji, -iz 1) jenn|y (in machinery),
-iea; 2)
'dsini
dsiinidsenite'l-, dsenia'l-

'dsenigz Jennings
'dsenisis genesis (6.)
.'d3enit,-8 1) jennet, -s; 2) genet, -a

'dsenitiv, -z genitive, -s
[-s
'd^enitl, >z genital, -s
dsenju-'flekjan, -z genuflection,
'dsenju'flekt, -s, -ig, -id genuflect, -s, -ing, -ed
'dsenjuin, -li, -nis genuine, -ly,
-ness

'dsenkiu,

etc.

= 'dsegkin,

= 'dsenar-

[-Jjan], -z gentian, -s

dsent, -s gent, -s
'dsentail, -z Gentile,

= dsan'tfcl

-s

genteel
'dsentfcz gentes (plur. of gens)

dsen'tul

dsen'tiliti gentility
-ist, -nis gentle,
-St, -ness
dgentlfonk, -s gentlefolk, -s

dsentl, -8*,

-man

|er, -ers, -ing

'dseribilt jerry-built

'dserikon Jericho
dseri'maia Jeremiah
dseri'maiad [-'maiaed], -z jeremiad, -s
'dserimi [-rami] Jeremy

dse'roum Jerome
dses Jess
'dgesamin jessamine

(J.)

Jesse; 2) Jessie; 3) Jessy

'dsesika Jessica
dsest, -s, -ii), -igli, -id 1) jest
'dsesi

1)

v.),

-s,

-ing,

-ed;

-ingly,

dses'teijan gestation
dsestikju'leijan, -z gesticulation, -s
dses'tikjnleit, -s, -ig, -id gesticulatje, -es, -ing, -ed
dges'tikjuleitia*, -az, -ari geaticulat|or, -ors, -ory
'dsestja*, -z gesture, -s
-8, -ig,
-ting, -ted

-id jet

(s.

v.),

-s,

'dget'blwk jet-blaek
'dgetii, -iz jettjy, -ies

'dgetisn jettison

gentle|man,

-men
'dsentlmanlaik gentlemanlike
dsentlmanlli, -linis gentleman|ly,

Jerome

'd3er|i, -iz jerr|y (J.), -ies

'dseribildla*, -az, -ig jerry-build-

dset,
-r,

dsentli gently

dsentllman,

2)

2) gest, -s
'dsesta*, -z jester, -s

'dsensarlk ['gen-] Genseric

dsenjian

'dseram 1) Jerram;
'dserami Jeremy

(s.

etc.

'dsenoua Genoa
dsenou'iiz Genoese
'dsenrall generally
'dsenrss, 'dscnrl, etc.

dseraldim dsei'maenik

105

-liness

dsentllwuman, -wlmin gentleJwoman, -women

dsentri gentry (G.)

'dsetsam jetsam
'dgeftron Jethro
'dsevanz Jevons
'dgezibl [-zabl] Jezebel
'dsezjnit, -s, -izm Jesuit,

-s,

-ism

dsezjn'itik, -al, -ali Jesuitic,

-al,

-ally
dgez'riial Jezreel

d3en|z, -ti:z gen]s, -tes

dsegkin ['dsenk-], -z, -sn Jenkin, -8, -son
dsepadaiz, -iz, -ig, -d jeopardiz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed

O'dga:fo:ikan, -z gerfalcon, -s
dsaik, -8, -ig, -t jerk (s. v.) -s,
-ing, -ed

dsepadl jeopardy

'd3a:ki|li, -nis jerki|ly, -ness

dse'raid ['dseroid] Gerrard

'dgaikin, -z jerkin, -s

dseraid [-rad] Gerard

dsera'boaam, -z jeroboam (J.), -s
dserald 1) Gerald; 2) Jerrold

'd3a:k|i,

-ia*,

-iist

jerk|y,

-iest

germ, -s
dgai'msenda* germander
dsai'meenik Germanic
d3a:iii, -z

-ier,

dsai'mein 'd5i:d5'-

106

d33:'mein Germain
'dsaiman, >z German, -s
'dsaimani Germany
'dse.'manlist, -ists, -izm, -izmz
german|i8t, -ista, -ism, -isms
'dsaimin Jermyn
dsaimi'neiX^n, -z germination, -s
'd33:mineit, -s, -ig. -id germinat|e, -es,

-ing, -ea

'dsaiminl^ germinal

'd33:migaid, -z germicide,

'dsaimni

-s

Germany

'd3a:nalaiz

[-ii].aiz],

joumalizje

-Ig, -d
-ing, -ed

-iz,

[-is|e], -es,

'd33:n3l|ist [-n^list], -ists, -izm

journaljist, -ists, -izm

dsama'listik

[-nVist-]

journal-

istic

'dgaini, -z, -ip, -igz, -d journey

(s. vj, -s, -ing, -ings, -d

'dg8:ni|m3n,

-man journey|man,

-men

= dsnar-

'd3a:T8s Gervase
'dsaiTis 1) Jervis; 2) Jervois
'd3a:Tis [-vouz] Jervaulx
'd33:zi, -z jersey ^J.), -s

-ly, -ness
dsa'kositi [dso'k-] jocosity
dgalsetdsi'lsetdga'meika, -n Jamaica, -n
dsa'nerik
d3i'n- generic
dsa'niiya
d3i'n- Geneva
dsan'ti:! [d3en-],-li, -nis genteel,
-ly, -ness
d3an'tiliti [dsen-] gentility
dga'peen, -Zj -iij, -d japan (s. v.)

=
=
=

-s,

-nmg. -ned

2)

dgiinz Jeans
d3i:ou'sentrik, -al, -ali geocentric, -al, -ally
'd3i:zas, -'kraist Jesus, -Christ
Od3ib, -z, -ig, -d jib (s. v.), -s,

-bing, -bed
'd3i6'bn:m, -z jib-boom, -s
'dsiba*, -z, -rig, -d gibber,
-ing, -ed

-s,

(s. v.),

d3i'bro:lta* Gibraltar
d3i'd3u:n, -li, -nis jejune, -ly,
-ness
d3i'd3ii:nam, -z jejunum, -s
'd3ia, -z, -rig, -d jeer (s. v.), -s,
-ing, -ed
'dgiarla*,

-az,

-ingly
dsia'grseflk

-igli jeer|er, -ers,

[d3io'g-],

geographic, -al, -ally

dsia'lodsik [dsio'l-],
geologic,

-al,

-ali

-al,

-ali

-al,

-ali

-al, -ally

d3ia'metrik [d3io'm.],
geometric, -al, -ally
-z, -ig,
-ging, -ged

-s

-s,

(<Ae /ee>-), -'s

gee-up

'dsiidsi:, -z geegee, -s

-d jig

(.

v.),

-a,

'd3ig|a*, -az, -ad jigg|er, -ers, -ered

'd3igat, -s 1) jigot, -a; 2) gigot, -s

dga'Taini [d3io'v-] Giovanni

Odsi:, -z, -ig, -d 1) gee (. v.),
-ing, -ed;

d3i:mz Jeames
'd3i:n38, 'd3enar3 genus, genera
'd3i:ni, -z genie, -s
d3i:ni'ielad3|i [dgen-], -iz, -ist,
-ists genalogly, -ies, -ist, -ists
dsiini'teliti geniality
dgiinialodgikjal [d3en-], -ali genealogic|al, -ally
'd3i:|iiias [-njas], -niai, -niasis
[njasiz] gejnius, -nii, -niuses
'dsiinjal, -i,-ius genial, -ly, -ness

dsig,

-s

dga'rAnd-, dga'rein'dgid3a'ra:sl3m [dsi'r-l Jerusalem

'd3i:'Ap

-s

(J.),

'd3if|i, -iz jifF|y, -ies

d3a'p8ena*, -z japanner,
dsa'ponika, -z japonica,
d38'ro:d Gerrard

dge'ronm Jerome

'dgi:hju: [-^u:], -z jehu

'd3i:kil ['dsekil] Jekyll

'dsiblit, -8 giblet, -s

Odga'konbas, -iz jacobus (J.), -es

d33'kon8 [d30'k-], -li, -nis jocose,

(J.),

d3i'lsetin98

'dgibi Gibbie
'd3ibit, -s, -ig, -id gibbet
-s, -ing, -ed

'd3a:n|, -z journal, -s

d39:r

dsiihju:

d3i'Iionva Jehovah
d3i'li9:ram [-rsem] Jehoram
d3il, -z 1) Jill; 2) gill (measure),
-s; 3) Gill (in 'Jack and mi')
d3i'leetinaiz, -iz, -ig, -d gelatiniz|e [-isje], -ea, -ing, -ed
dgi'ltetinas gelatinous

'dsiliflana*

'dsirsndoal

107

dsi'rondist 'dsaitttili

'dsiliflana*, -z gillyflower, -a

dgfrondist,

'dsilsn Gilsou

dgi'misalam

dsilt, -8, -ii), -id jilt

-ing, -ed

(s.

v.),

-s,

dsim Jim
'dsimbal, "Z gimbal, -s
'dsimi 1) Jimmy; 2) Jemmy
'dsimkreek, -s gimcrack, -s
'dsimnsest, -s gymnast, -s
dgim'ntestik, -s, -al, -ali gymnastic, -8, -al, -ally

dsim'neizjam,
dsin, -z 1) gin

gymnasium,

-z
(s.)

-s

2) jinn, -s

-s;

-s

Girondist,

[dga-]

-s

Jerusalem

dgist gist

Odson, -z 1) jo, -es;

'i^ouxh Joab
dsou'sena Joanna

2)

Joe

dsou'teniz [-nis] Johannes (coin)

dgoub Job
'dgonel ['dsonal] Joel
dsou'htenis Johanuis
dsou'htenisbaig [jom-,

-izb-]

Jo-

hannesburg
'dsoui Joey
dsonk, -s, -ifl,

-i})li, -t jok|e
'dsindsa*, -z ginger, -s
(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ingly, -ed
'dsindss'bia*, -z gingerbeer, -s
'dsindsabred, -z gingerbread, -s 'dsonka*, -z joker, -s
'dgak'dsonkand, etc.
'dsindsali gingerly
dgoult, -s, -ig, -igli, -id jolt
'dsinds^'wain ginger-wine
(s. v.), -s, -ing, -ingly, -ed
dsi'nerik [dga'n-], -all generic,
[-ally
dsoun Joan
dsfnetik genetic
'dgouna Jonah
dgi'niiTa [dsa'n-] Geneva
'dginji ['d5en|i], -iz 1) jenn|y (in 'dgonnag Jonas
,
billiards), -ies; 2) Jenny (female 'dsounian [-njau], -z Johnian, -s

dgonnz Jones

name)
d5i'nist3, -z genista,

dsou'saia Josiah

-s

'dsinjap, -s gin-shop, -s
dsiggll, -Iz, -lig [-Uii], -Id jing|le (s. V.) (J.), -Ies, -hng, -led
'dgiggou, -z jingo (J.), -es

dgoM'siifas Josephus

dgouY Jove
dgonvi'aliti joviality
'dsonvlal [-Tjal], -i, -nis jovial,
-ly, -ness

'dsiggouizm jingoism

'dsonzif, -8 Joseph (J.), -s

dsigk, -s jink, -s
'd5onzin:n Josephine
dsiou'desik, -al geodesic, -al
dga'kdsloume'tri/dn [-mi't-], -z geo- Odgo'kinditi
dga dso'kons, dgo'kasiti
metrician, -s
Odso:, -z, -ig, -d jaw (s. v.), -a,
dsio- see also dgia-ing, -ed
dsi'odisi geodesy
dgi'ografla*, -az, -i geograph|er, 'dsaibonn, -z jaw-bone, -s
'd5o:breik|a*, -az, -ig jaw-break-ers,

-y
dsi'alsdsaiz,
giz(e

-ig, -d geolo-

-iz,

[-iB|eJ,

-ed
-ists, geolog|y,

-es, -ing,

dsi'aladsji, -ist,
-ist, -ists

d5i'oinit|*,

-az,

-ri

geomet|er,

-ers, -ry

dgip, -s l)gip (gipsy),

-s;

2)gyp,-s

'dsipsam gypsum
'd3ips|i, -iz gips|y [gyp-], -ies

'dsipsias gypseous
[-s
dgi'raif, -s giraflfe, -a
dsi'rAndlT [dsa'r-], -z gerundive,

d5i'reinjani[dga'r-],-z geranium,
'dgirandonl, -z girandole, -s [-s

|er, -ers, -ing

'dgaidn Jordan
d39:d3, -iz George, -s
d5a:'d3i:na Georgina
d3a:d3i'a:na Georgiana
'dsaidgia, -n Georgia, -n
'd3a:d3ik, -s georgic (G.), -a
'd3a:ndi8 ['dgam-], -t jaundice, -d
d39:iit [d3o:nt], -8, -ii|, -id jaunt
(s. v.), -a, -ing, -ed

'dsaintjl

['d3a:n-],

-ia*,

-list

jauntly, -ier, -iest

'd3a:iiti|li ['d3a:n-],
|ly,

-neas

-nis jaunti-

'

da^irtem

'dsa^jkiyil

'd39:rem [-ram] Joram

'dgoirom, -z jorum, -s
Od30b, -z, -ifl, -d job (s. v.),
-bing, -bed
'dsoba*, -z, -ri jobber, -s, -y
*3g5 -^t -igj -d jog ( ")>
-ging, -ged
d3oga*, -z jogger, -a
'd3og|l,

-Iz,

-Jifl

[-lig],

-Id

108

'dsopa

dsuili'en

'dsape Joppa
dsas, -iz joss, -es
1) Jdcelyn ; 2) Josselyn
'dsasjl, -Iz, -Jig [-lig], -Id jostlle,
-les, -ling, -led

-a,

'dsasilin

-S;

'd3a8tik, -s joss-atick,
dsat, -s, -ig, -id jot
-ting, -ted
'd30tig, -z jotting (s.),

jog-

g|le, -les, -ling, -led

'd3g'trot jog-trot
d30i, -z, -ig, -d (s. f.) joy (J.),
-s, -ing, -ed
'dsoios, -li, -nis joyous, -ly, -ness
'A^aitul, -nis joyful, -ness
'd30ifnl|i [-f8l|ij, -ist joyful! |y, -est
'dsailis, -li, -nis joyless, -ly, -ness
d3ain, -z, -ig, -d join (s. v.), -s,
-ing, -ed
'dsoina*, -z, -ri joiner, -s, -y
dsoint, -s, -ig, -id, -li joint (.
adj.), -a, -ing, -ed, -ly

-s
(s.

v.),

-s,

-s

'dsa/wa [-/jno] Joshua

Od3n:, -z Jew, -s
d3u:bi'Ia:ti [-leiti], -z Jubilate, -s
dsmbi'leijan, -z jubilation, -s
'd3n:bileit, -s, -ig, -id jubilat|e
(v.),

-es, -ing,

'd3a:bil8nt,

-li

-ed
jubilant, -ly

'd3u:bili:, -z jubilee, -s

d3n:d Jude
'd3a:deiaiz, -iz, -ig, -d judaizje
[-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed
[-ally"]
d3a:'deiik, -dl, -all Judaic, -alj

-izm Jadajist,
-ism
'dsnida Juda(h)
'd3n:das, -iz Judas, -es
'd3ii:dei|ist, -ists,

'dsointo*, -z jointer, -s
'd39int'st3k joint-stock
'dsointXa*, -z jointure, -s
[-ies
'd3aint'ten3ns|i,-izjoint-tenanc|y,
'd39int'tenont, -s joint-tenant, -s

d3ais Joyce
d3aist, -s joist,

-s

-ists,

'd3u;di

Judy

d3u:'di'a, -n, -nz 1) Judaea, -n,

-ns; 2) Judea, -n, -ns
[toryl
'd3n:dikatri [dsni'dik-] judica-J

d3ok Jock

'd3u:dikatir [-keit-] judicative

d33'kAnditi [d30M'k-] jocundity

'd3n:dikatj'9* judicature
d3u:'di|/3l, -Jali judi|cial, -ciall
dsni'diJTas, -li, -nis judicious, -ly,
dsni'dijiari judiciary
[-ness

'd3ak3nd ['d30uk-],
cund,
dsoki,
(a. v.),

-li,

-nis jo-

-ly, -ness

-z,
-a,

-d, -Jip jockey

-ing, -ed, -ship

-ig,

'd33kikUb Jockey Club

d33kjn'lairiti jocularity
'dsokjola*, -li jocular, -ly
'd3al|i, -la*, -list joll|y, -ier, -iest

'd39libout,

-s jolly-boat, -s

'd3ali|Ii, -nis jolli|ly, -ness

'd3alit|i, -iz jollit|y, -ies

d3an John
'd3an'da:r|i, -iz john-dor|y, -ies

'd33nee9n Jonathan
'd3on|i, -izl) johnn|y (J.), -ies;
2) Johnnie
'd33n8n 1) Johnson; 2) Jonson
dsan'sonnian [-ujan] Johnsonian
'dsanst^n Johnston(e)
dsanz Johns
'djagkwil ['d3ank-], -z jonquil, -s

dsnidiO Judith
d3n:'d3itsn: jujitsu
'd3u:d3n'b, -z jujube, -s
'dsu-an Juan
'd3n:gjula*
'dsAgjnla*

'd3U'il ['dsu-al], -z, -ig, -d jewel

(s. V.) (J.), -s, -ling, -led
dga-illa* ['d3ual|a*],
-az, -ri
jewell|er, -ers, -ery
[case, -si

'd3u-ilkeis ['dsu-al-], -iz jewel-J

'dsu'is, -iz Jewess, -es
'd3n'ij, -li, -nis Jewish, -ly, -ness

d3n:l

1) Joule; 2) dialectal for

'd3u:il
d3U''l|ai, -aiz Jul|y, -ies
'dsnilep [-lip], -s julep, -s
d3ii:li'a:na [-'sena] Juliana

d3n:li'en (3y'ljen)" julienne

'dsuilja 8sa'ra:ft8*

109

dSMiIja Julia
(I3a:]j3ii 1) Julian;

dsmljan

2) Julyan
['3u:lji] fey'ljs) Julien

dsniljas Julius
'd3u:lj3t [-Ijet] Juliet

d3u:nj -z

1)

June,

-s;

2)

Jeune

d3n:ni'ariti juniority
'd3u:nipa*, -z juniper, -s
dsuinja*, -z junior [jr.], -s
'd3n:iij3s

Junius

d3n:s. -iz juice, -s

'd3n:8[i, -ia*, -list juic|y, -ier, -iest
'd5a:si|Ii, -nis juici|ly, -ness

d3n:8t, -s joust,
d3u:t, -s jute, -s
(s.

-s

[-van-],

-z

juvenile

adj.), -a

d3a:vi'Hesan|s [-va'n-], -t juvenescenlce, -t

dal thy
dain thine

Seen

d3u:ri'niliti [-va'n-j juvenility

'd3n:\in^ [-van^ Juvenal

d3u:z Jews {plur. of Jew)

'd3u:zbari Jewsbury
'd3u:z']ia:p, -s jew's-harp, -s
dsnd-, d3nan, dsual, etc. dsu:'dsuarset, -s jurat, -s

'dsuara Jura
'dsnara*, -z juror,

-s

'dsnaribaks,

-iz

Jewry

jury-box, -es

d3ua'ridik{al, -ali juridio|al, -ally

'd3narima:st [-mast] jury-mast

'd3uari{man, -man jury|man, -men
dsuaris'dikjsn, -z j urisdiction, -s
dsuaris'dikj'an^ ["JvU jurisdictional
'dsuariskansAlt, -s jurisconsult, -a

'd3narispru:d9ns [dsuaris'p-] j urisprudence

'dsnarist, -s jurist, -s
'dsnil, 'd3ui8, 'd3nij
d3u:'lai
dsn'lai

= 'dsn:-

thou
than (strong form)

8set 1) that (demonstr.pr on., adv.);

2) strong form
pron., conj.)

0OAS,

6i>

'deara'baut, -s thereabout, -s
deaz 1) theirs 2) there's (= there is)
5a the (imemphatic form before
consonants)
5a* there (occasional weak form)

dai'self thyself

#9aa

dsuivl'niliti

'd3uar|i, -iz 1) jur|y, -ies; 2)

'd3u:noa Juno
d3u:'nonni3n [-njau] Junonian
'dsuipita* Jupiter
'd3n:p9n [-p5] (sy'po), -z jupon, -s

dsnivinail

of that

(relative

-nig thus, -ness

#5ei they (normal form)

6eid they'd (= they had

or they

5m them (weak form)

5am'selvz themselves
dn than (weak form)
8ar occasional weak form of 9ea*
their used when a vowel follows
5at weak (usual) form of that

would)

(relative pron., conj.)

(=

they have)

91:

1) the (emphatic form, also

sometimes used as an unemphatic
vowels)
form before vowels); 2) thee
(usual form)
dem them (strong form)
'dcmselvz octxisional emphatic form di;z these (plur. of 5is)
51 1) the (unemphatic form beof dam'selvz themselves, when
used in contrast with himself, etc.
fore vowels); 2) thee (less common weak form)
Sen then
'9i5a*. -wad [-word] thither, -ward
Sens thence

deiv they've

de

they (frequent form before

'5ens|'ft>.'0,

-'fa.'Tvad

thence|forth,

-forward

#9sa*l) their; 2)there(MSuai/'ort)

Oea'ra:fta* thereafter

dis this

5ou

though
5oaz those

[tho'] (usual

form)

9o2e8S common weak form o/dou

ci eiara'Iodsikal

110

eiara'metrik

'eikman

ei
{In Northern English

and in many American

dialects the diphthong

by the pure vowel

ei is replaced

e:)

ei 1) (indef. art.) a {strong form);

2) {adv.) ay {ever) ; 3) {intetj.) eh

eiara'metrik [ear-, -ro'm-] aerometric

aye

'etarano:t ['sar-], -s aeronaut, -s

eiara'noitik [ear-], -al, -s aeronautic, -al, -3
'eiaraplein ['sar-, -rop-], -z aeroplane, -s
'eiarastset ['sar-, -ros-], -s aero-

ei, -z. 1)

[the letter), -'a;

2)

{yes), -s

'eil)9l

Abel
Abury;
'eiba't Abert
'ei'bii'si: abc
'eibari 1)

2)

Avebury

'eiWsi''deari8n, -z abecedarian, -s
'eibial

Abiel

'eibii:z abies
'eib|l, -la*, -list, -li 1) ab|le, -ler,
-lest, -ly; 2) Abel

'eibl'bodid able-bodied

-z,
o,

-id

-ig,

(s.

V.)

aid,

-s,

-ing, -ed

'eidda'kai;
'eida

(eidda'kft),

[-ka;;]

aide-de-camp,

eiaroMdai'ntemiks
dynamics

'eibraheem [-ham] Abraliam

'eibram Abram
'eibron
'i:bron Ebro
leid,

stat, -s

'eiari aery {adj.)

'eiarijfai ['ear-J, -faiZj -faiii),
-faid aeri|fy, -fles, -fying, -fied
'sarist aorist
'e/arist

-z

ea'ralad3|i [ea'r-], -ist, -ists

aerologly, -ist, -ists
eia'rainit|a* [sa'r-], -az, -ri aeromet|er, -ers, -ry
ei'fldian [se'f-, -djan], -z aphidian, -8

-a

Ada

'eif |is ['sef|is], -idi:z aph|is, -ides

'ieida*, -z aider, -s

0'eiga:* Agar

'eidan Aidan

'eigseg Agag
'eiga* 1) Agar; 2) Ager
'eiga* [i:ga*], -z eagre, -s

Adie;

'eidi 1)

2)

Adye

'eidlyais ('eidalvais) edelweiss

'eidn 1) Aden; 2j Aidan
eidri'setik Adriatic
'eidria, -n Adria, -n

eidria'nonpl Adrianople
eidz aids (from aid)

'ei'eiu A. M.
eia'reijan aeration
'eiareit ['ear-], -s,

-ii|, -id; -a*,-az

aeratje, -es, -ing, -ed; -or, -ors

'eiaralait ['ear-, -rol-], -s aerolite, -s

'eigjn:, -z ague, -s

ei'gret (e'grst), -s aigrette, -s

ei'grearian, etc.
a'gr'eigwiil (e'gniij), -z aiguille, -s

'eiheeb

eids, -iz, -ig, -d (s. v.) ag|e, -es,

-ing, -ed {participle)
"eidsseks, -iz Ajax, -es
'eid3ans|i, -iz agenc|y, -ies
'eidsant, -s agent, -s
'eidsid, -nis aged {adj.), -ness
'eidslag agelong

'eihsez

Ahab

Ahaz

ei'iarial,
eik,

-i,

[-nessi

-nis

'eikad acred
'eikarids acreage
'eikaz 1) Acres; 2) Akers
'eikin 1) Aiken; 2) Aikin
'eikij

Achish

fere'lod3ikal [ear-] aerological

'eikman Aikman

-ly,J

ach|e, -es,

-ing, -ed
ei'ka:tei (ekar'te) dearth
'eiksen Achau
'eika*, -z 1) acre (A.), -s; 2)

'eiaralie ['ear-, -rol-], -s aerolith,

[-S

aerial,

-s, -ii), -t (s. V.)

eikju: (e'ky), -z ^cu,

'eikla: (e'kla) ^clat

'

aero-

[ear-]

-s

Acher

'eimzbari

'eik9:i

'eikom, -z acorn,

111

'eindga*

-s

'eikoinjel, -z acorn-shell, -s
eiks 1) aches {from ache); 2) Aix
'eikslaiXte'pel (ekslaja'pel) Aix-

la-Chapelle
eikt ached {from ache)
eil, -z (s.) ale (A.), -s
eil,

-z,

-ill,

-d

(v.)

'eindsa*

ail,

-s,

-ing,

-ed

'eitrim

Ainger

'einds^i, -z angel (A.), -s

'einds^lflj, -iz angel-fish, -es
'einal anal
'einas, -iz anus, -es
'einjant^ -s, -ist, -Ii, -nis ancient
(s. adj), -s, -est, -ly, -ness

eint ain't
'einzli 1) Ainsly; 2) Ainslie
ei'a:t|a, -az, -ik aortja, -as, -ic
-s, -ii), -t {s.v), ap|e, -es,

'eileit alate {adj.)

'eila*, -ri alar, -y

eip,

'eilhan{8, -ziz alehou|se, -ses

ei'li:t (e'lit) 61ite
'eilites [-lj%8], -iz alias (A.), -es
'eilian [-Ijan], -z, -ij, -d alien
(s. adj), -s, -ing, -ed
eilia'neij^a [-Ijan-]. -z alienation, -s
'eilianeit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az
alienatfe, -es, -ing, -ed; -or, -ors
'eilianjabl, -ids alien|able, -age

-ing, -ed
'eip|eks,-eksiz,-isi:z ap|ex, -exes,

'eilianjist,
-ists,

-izm

-Ists,

-ism

eiliss [-Ijas]
'eilig Ayling

alienjist,

= 'ellis

bury
'eilzfad ['eilsf-] Aylesford
-z, -ii),

-d

(s.

= 'ai'men,

v.),

-iz apiarjy, -ies

'eipiarist [-pja-], -s apiarist, -a
'eipikAltJa* [-tjwa*] apiculture
'sepikal apical
'eipikal
'eipisi:z apices {plur. of apex)
'eipij, -li, -nis apish, -ly, -ness

'eipiar|i [-pja-],

'eiposteri'airai a posteriori
'eiprai'oirai a priori
eiprai'oriti apriority
'eipran, -z, -d apron, -s, -ed
'eiprikat, -s apricot, -s

eilz 1) ales; 2) ails

'eilzbari 1) Ailesbury; 2) Ayles-

-ing, -ed

'eipian [-pjan] apian

'eipizm apism

'eilma* Aylmer
'eilmant, -s ailment, -s
'eiljam Aylsham
'eilwaijf, -tz alewi|fe, -ves
'eil|w8d, -win Ayllward, -win

eim,

-ices
'eiparji, -iz aper|y, -ies
eipi'sarian, -z apiarian, -s

aim,

-s,

'eipril [-ral], -z April, -s

'eipril'fn:! [-ral-], -z April-fool, -s
eis, -iz ace, -s
'eisa Asa
'eisaf [-ssef] Asaph
'eisgil Aisgil

Acis

'eisis

amen, -s 'eiskaf Ayscough

'eija Asia
'eimen'koina* Amen Corner
eiji'ffitik, -s Asiatic,
ei'msit (e'in0:t), -s 6meute, -s

'ei'men, -z

-z

eimia'blliti [-inja-] amiability

'eimiabll [-mja-], -U? -Inis amiablle, -ly, -leness

'eitfonld eightfold

'eimis

-s 1) eight,
3) eyot, -s

eit.

'ei'tiin,

-z,

-0,

-s;

-Os

2)

ait,

eighteen,

-s;

-a,

-th, -ths

Amice

[-jiOs]
-lies
-lie [-jie],
l)eight|y, -ieth, -ieths; 2) Ate(8.)

eitji,

'semises
eimjas
'eimlis, -li aimless, -ly

'eimas Amos
'eimus* [-moa*]

-s

eiji'setisizm, -z asiaticism, -s
et ate {past tense of eat)
eit

'eima* Aymer
'eimsri Amory
'eimi Amy

'eitkia Aitken

Amoore

eunz 1) Eames; 2) Ames;

eimzbari Amesbury

'eitn 1)
3)

aims

Ayton;

'eitri|ain, -a

lum, -a

2)

Aytoun

= 'a:tri|am,

-a atri-

eitj edjii-'keijanist

112

eitj, -iz
{the letter), -'s
'eitjitoun, -z aitchbone, -s
'eitjisn Aitchison
eite, -s, -li eighth, -s, -ly

eiOialodsikal

'eivan, -deil

-izm

athe|ist,

-ism

-ists,

eiOi'istik [-'Ojist-], -al, -all atheistic, -al, -ally

eiOi'oladsi atheology

'eiTbsri

Avon, -dale

'eiTi ['o:Ti], -z ave, -s

gical
'eieijist [-Oj|-], -ists,

ear-

'eiT^nmae [-mauO] Avonmouth

'eirari 1) Avery; 2) Avory

atheolo-

[-Oio'l-]

eiTan

Avebury

em'eijan [v-] aviation

'eivieita* ['ev-], -z aviator, -s
'eiviar|i [-vja-], -iz aviar|y, -ies
'eiviarist [-vja-], -s aviarist, -s
'eivima'raia'lein Ave Maria
'eivzbari Avesbury
eiz 1) A's; 2) ayes

Lane

'cizlabi (locally 'eizlbi) Aislaby

e
eb, -z,

eba

-ifl,

-d ebb,

-ing, -ed

-s,

Ebba

'eban, -ait, -i ebon,

ebi'ni:za* Ebenezer

-ite,

edju'keit

-y

'ebrigtan Ebrington
ebu'lijan [-ba'l-], -z ebullition,

'edmand,

mund,

-ii),

-z 1)

Edmond, -s

2)

-id

-ir

Ed-

-s

mundson

'eb'taid, -z ebb-tide, -s

Ebbsfleet

'ebzfli:t

'eda,

-z

'edabl,

etc.

Edda,

'edmantan Edmonton
'edmanz
'edmandz

-s

'edibl,

'ednbara

etc.

edga* Edgar
-iz,

-iliij

adj),

-s,

(g.

v.),

edd|y

(s.

-neas

edifl'keij'du edification
'edifls, -iz edifice, -s

edin Edin
'edinbara [-bAra] Edinburgh

Edington

'edwad, -z Edward, -(e)8

'edwin, -8toii Edwin, -stowe
eds, -iz, -ig, -dj -a*, -az edg|e
(s. V.)

(E.), -es, -ing,

'edsatn

1)

Edgerton;

-ed; -er, -ers

2)

Egerton

'edsi edgy
'edsig, -z edging (s.), -s
'edshil (surname), 'edg'hil

of a

hill)

'edskam

'edisa Edison
'edistan Eddystone
'edit, -8, -ig, -id; -a*, -az
-8, -ing, -ed; -or, -ors

pronunciation of
Edenfield (Lanes.)

(local

'i:dnfi:Id)

'edrids Edridge

edijfai, -faiz, -faiii), -faid edi|fy,

-fies, -fying, -fied

'edii|tan

=
= 'edinbara Edinburgh

'ednfi:ld
-id

(E.), -ies, -ying, -ied

edi'biliti [-da'b-J edibility
edibl [-abl], -z, -nis edible

1)

(name

Edgehill

Edgecomb(e);

2)

Edg-

cumbe
'edskout [-kat] Edgecote
edit,

'editajip, -s editorship, -s
edi'tazrial, -z, -i editorial {s.acy.),
-s,

-s,

'edmandlsn l)Edmondson; 2)Ed-

-s

'ed|T,

[-dsu-],

educatje, -es, -ing, -ed

'e4ju'keit|a* [-dsu--],
-az,
educatjor, -ors, -ive

-ly

edju-'keiJIan [-dsu-.], -anj [.^}]

educati|ou, -onal
edjn-'keijanist [-dsu--, -Jj^lst],
-8 educationist, -s

'edslis edgeless

edsu'k-

= edju-k-

'edslweiz, -waiz edge|ways, -wise

'edswsa* Edgware
'edswea'rond ['edswa'r-J Edgware

Road
'edswa'O Edgeworth
'edarigtan Etheriugton

ear-

= eiar-

ef 'eflOMtaiz

ef,

-s

(the letter), -'s

-Ists, -izm egotjist,

-ism
egow'tistik, -al, -all egotistic,

-ed

-ists,

e'fiLldsaiils [i'f-], -t, -tli efiulgen|ce.

-t,

'egoutist ekse-

'egotet|ist,

O e'filds [I'f-], -iz, -ifl, -defEulg|e,

-8, -ing,

113

-tly

-al,

-ally

0'egpla:nt,

-s egg-plant, -s

O'efabl enable

O'egramant Egremont

'efat, -8, -lis effort, -s, -less

O'egjel, -z egg-shell, -s
O egz eggs (from egg)

efa'yes, -iz, -iij, -t eftervescle,

-es, -ing, -ed
efa'resnls, -si, -t efferrescenlce,
e'fl:t [i'f-]

effete

O'efl Effie

efl'kei/as, -11, -nis efficacions,

-ly, -nes3
'eflkasi efficacy
efl'meridiiz ephemerides

'eflgsm Effingham

eg'ijiiid,

'egza:saiz

e'Qu:z

effuse (adj.)
-ig, -d effus|e(.),

[i'f-], -iz,

es, -ing, -ed

O'efl Aks, -Iz efflux,
efla''re8, -iz, -iii,
-es, -ing, -ed

-es
-t effloresc|e,

-Tjam] effluvium

'eflaanjs, -t, -ts effluenlce, -t, -ts

Oe'frAntarIi [i'f-], -iz eftronter|y,

'efrata

Epnrata

[-ies

O efs F's
O eft, -s eft, -s
eg, -z, -ig, -d

egg

(.

v.),

-a,

e'kainjas

ei'iarial, etc.

[i'k-], -at

echin|u8,

-i

'ekazli Eckersly

O
O

e'kidn|a [i'k-], -i: echidnja, -se

ek'lektik, -s, -al, -all eclectic
(s. adj), -a, -al, -ally
ek'Iektisizm eclecticism
'ekiag [-long], -z eclogue, -s

'ekls^n Eccleston

-es,

(.

v.),

-mg, -ed

O'ekran Ekron
Oeks, -iz 1) X
2) ex

-s

-ig,

-d

-ed

Hiohaelis t Jones,

eks'ienimou ex animo
'ekstesa'''beiXan, -z exacerbation,

-al,

-ally
-es, -ing,

-a;

eksal- see also iksai'eksail ['egz-], -z, -ig, -d exil|e

(s. v.), -es, -ing, red

'egonjist, -ists, -Izm egojist, -ists,

-ism
egou'istik, -9l, -all egoistic,

(the letter),

'eksazk, -s exarch, -s
'eksa:kit, -s exarchate, -s

O'egon ego

-iz,

tion, -s
e'iarial, etc.

-s

egg-cup,

'eglantain eglantine
'eglintan Eglinton
'eglan Eglon
'eglstan Eggleston
O'egmont [-mant] Egmont

[-is]e],

eka'seiz (ieka'sezz), -iz ^cossaise,

O'eglamo* Eglamore

'egoutaiz,

Ig'za'lt exalt, etc.

egza'l'teijan, -z exaltation, -s
egzai'teiXan [eks-], -z exhorta-

'eklz, -fl:ld Eccles, -field

-z, -ig, -d echo

-ing, -ed
-s

etc.

= ek'g-

O'ekon^

O'egba-t Egbert

O'egkAp,

etc.

O'ekfad Eckford

-cy, -t
[i'f-,

etc.

ek'bsetana Ecbatana
O'eha't Eckert

efla''resn{s, -si, -t efQorescen|ce,

e'flnrriam

eg'^nim

= 'eks=

eg'za-lt, etc.

Ephesus
[i'f-]

'eksail exile,

eg'zilik [ek's-] exilic

efl'ktesiti efficacity

Oe'fjn'.s

igz-

'efldsji, -iz effigly, -ies

'eflsas

egzAl'teiJan exultation
eg'zeil,etc.=ek8'heil exhale,
egzem'plteriti exemplarity
'eksidsans,
'egzidsans, etc.

-cy, -t

egz- see also

'egzail, etc.

egotiz|e

-s

eks'tesa'beit^ -s, -ig, -id exacerbatle, -es, -ing, -ed

ekse- see also ikse-

Phonetic Dictionarr.

eksen'trisiti 'eksikreit

114

eccen-

eksen'trisitji [-89n-], -iz

tricit|y, -ies

ek'se:-

= ik'sa:-

'efc83:pt[ek's-,ik'8a:pt], -8
().

excerpt

-8

'ek83da8 exodus (.)

'eks9l3n8, -iz, -i, -iz excellencje,

-er, -ers

'ek88ta* [-site*] Exeter

eksfonli'ei/^n, -z exfoliation, -s
ek8'foiilieit,-8, -ig, -id exfoliatje,
-es, -ing, -ed

ek8'heil, -z, -ig, -d exhalje, -es

-ing, -ed
eks'heilant [eg'zei-] exhalant
eks/o'leijan [egza-J, -z exhal-

ation, -s
ek8'lija:in [-'(;n:m], -z, -ig,
exhum|e, -es, -ing. -ed

eksAjni'mei/^n [-^}n:'-],
humation, -3
eksi:iksi:-

-z

-d
ex-

'eksi ecce
'eksitet, -8 exeat, -s

'eksiAnt exeunt
eksi'bij^n, -z exhibition, -s
eksi'bijana* [-Ji^a*], -z exhibitioner, -s

ek8i'd3etik, -al, -ali, -8 exegetic,

-al, -ally, -s

['egzi-],

-iz,

-i,

-iz

exigenc|e, -es, -y, -ies

'eksidsant

['egzi-]

exigent

ek8i'<l3i:si8 exngesis

eksi'keij^n exsiccation
eksikeit,

-8, -ig, -id; -a*, -az

exsiccatje, -es, -ing, -ed; -or, -ors
eksi'kjni/sn, -z execution, -s

[-Jiia*], -z

execu-

tioner, -a

['ekz-] eczema
'eksit, -8 exit, -s

eksi'teijan, -z excitation, -s
'eksita*
'eksata* Exeter
'eksitant [ik'saitant], -8 excitant,

-8

'ek8iz 1) X's; 2) exes (expenses)

ek'sisan [ik'sisan], -z excision, -s
ek'sjnid, etc. r= ig'^uid, etc.
eksjni'deijan [egsjn:-], -z exudation, -s

eksgni'mei/an =: ekslyn:-

eks'k-

ik8'k-

see also

pk8kArpciJ'dn exculpation
'ekskAlpeit, -s, -ig, -id exculpat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
ek8'kAlpatari exculpatory
ekskamjuini'keijan, -z excommunication, -s
ekska'mjninikeit, -8, -ig, -id
excomuiunicat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
ekska'Tei/sn, -z excavation, -s
'ekskaveit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az

excavatje, -es, -ing, -ed; -or, -or

ekskla'tnei/an, -z exclamation, -s
eks'kla:d, etc.
ik8eks'kadsiteit, etc.
iksek8krimen'tijas [-kram-] excrementitious
ekskri'menti [-kra'm-l excre-

-8

excre-

'ek8k>rizit, -li, -nl8 exquisite, -ly,

-nesB
'eks'laibris ex libris
'ekslans, etc.
'eksalans, etc.

'ek8|ma9, -mna* Ex|mouth, -moor

eksikjnit, -s, -ig, -id execut|e,

-es, -ing, -ed
'eksikjnita*, -z executer {one who
expcuten), -s

eksfkrei/an,

-z execration, -s
'eksikreit, -s, -ig, -id execrat|e,
-es, -ing,

|ive, -ively, -ory

'ekwikrabjl, -11, -Inis execrabjle,
-ly, -leness
'eksiktriz exequies ^
ek'silik
eg'zilik exilic
ek'siUti exility

mental
'ekskrimant [-kram-],
ment, -8

ek8i'gjuiti exiguity

eksi'kjnijana*

'ek8ikreit|iT, -irli, -ari execrat-

'ek8ima

-es, -y, -iea

'eksslant, -li excellent, -ly

'eksasaiz, -iz, -ii), -d; -a*, -az
exercisje (. v.), -es, -ing, -ed;

'eksidsans

eksilcreitiT 'ek89:8aiz

-ed

eksn'trisitji,

-iz

eccentricit|y,

-ies

'ek8ond, -z exode, -s
ek80M'terik, -8, -1, -ali exoteric
(g. adj.), -s, -al, -ally
'ek8a:saiz, -iz, -ig, -d exorcisje;

-es, -ing,

-ed

'eksa:8ist

eks'prouprieit

'eksoisjist,

-ists,

-ism
eksai'teijan
-ists,

eks'p-

115

-izm exorc|ist, 'eks'reiz X-rays

eks't-

= egza:'tei/aii

see also

aho iks't-

= 'ekstant

extant

eks'tietik [ik-], -at, -all ecstatic,

-al, -ally

ikseks'peitrieit [-'ptet-], etc.

ekspek'teiXan, -z expectation, -s
eks'pektareit, etc.
iksikseksperi'mentl, etc.
'ekspaigeit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az
expurgatje, -es, -ing, -ed; -or,
eks'pa:gatari expurgatory [-ors
ekspaiga'tarrial expurgatorial
'ekspa:t, -s
1) (s.) expert, -s;
iks'pait
2) {adj.)
iks'pad; expert
eks'pa:t
ekspi'rekspa'reij'an, -z
ekspa'zijan [-po'z-], -z exposi-

=
=

tion, -a

'ekspidait, -s, -ii), -id expedit'e,

-es, -ing, -ed
ekspi'diXan, -z expedition, -s
ekspi'dljas, -li, -nis expeditious,
-ly, -ness
ekspt'eijan, -z expiation, -s
'ekspieit. -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az
expiatfe, -es, -ing, -ed; -or, -ors
'ekspieitari [-plat-] expiatory
'ekspiabl expiable
ekspi'reijan [-pa'r-], -z expiration, -a

eks'temparaiz, etc.
iksekstempa'reinias [-njas], -li, -nls
extemporaneous, -ly, -ness
eks'tempari extempore
eks'tam, -z extern (a. a^.), -a
ekstai'neeliti externality
eks'taiualaiz, -iz, -ig, -d externaliz|e [-is|ej, -es, -ing, -ed

externaUza-

ekstainalai'zeijan
tion [-isa-]

eks'ta:nal{ist, -ists, -izm external |ist, -ists, -ism

externjal

^eks'ta:n|f, -|z, -ali

adj.), -als, -ally

(s.

ekstarpeijan, -z extirpation, -s
'ekstaipeit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az
extirpat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or, -ors
'ekstan Exton
'ekstant [eks'ttent, iks't-] extant
'ekstasji, -iz ecstas|y, -ies
^eks'tiaria*,-z, -li exterior(8.H^'.),
-s,

-ly

ekstiari'ariti exteriority
'ekstrsekt, -s extract (s.), -a
iks'trtekt,
eks'traekt, etc. {v.)

etc.

ekspla'DeiJan, -z explanation,

-s

ekspli'keijfan, -z explication, -s
'eksplikeit, -s, -Ig, -id explicat|e,
-es, -ing,

see

eks'tont

iks'p-

'eks'paiti ex paxte

=
=

eks'trinsik

'eks'reiz

-ed

'eksplikeitllT [-kat-, eks'plikat-],

-ari explicat|ive, -ory
'eksplikabi [eks'p-, iks'p-] ex-

plicable

eksplai'reipn

[-plo'r-],

-z

ploration, -s
'eksplait [eks'p-, iks'plait],
exploit (s.), -8
eksplai'tei/an exploitation

ex-s

ekspoM'nen/al exponential
eks'ponzei (skspo:'ze), -z expose,
[-s
'ekspa:t, -s export (.), -s
ekspai'tei/^n exportation
ekspronpri'eij9ii, -z expropriation, -B
-s, -ii|, -id expropriat|e, -es, -ing, -ed

eks'prouprieit,

ekstrKTa'sei/an, -z

extravasa-

tion, -s

eks'trtevaseit, -s, -ig, -id extravasatfe, -es, -ing, -ed

eks'treinias [-njas], -li extraneous, -ly
'ekstra, -z extra (. ac^. adv.), -s
'ekstradait, -s, -ig, -id; -abl
extradit!e, -es, -ing, -ed; -able
ekstra'dijan, -z extradition, -a
'ekstradsDi'diJIal, -ali extrajudici|al, -ally

'ekstra'mAndein extra-mundane
'ekstra'mjnaral extra-mural
ekstra'a:dnri

= iks'tra:dnri

ekstrfkeijan extrication
'ekstrikeit, -s, -ig, -id extricat|e,
-ea, -ing, -ed
'ekstrikabl extricable
eks'trinsik, -91, -ali extrinsic,
-al, -ally

8*

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ekwa'biliti

elffln

Oekwa'biliti

[i:k-]

ekwa'da:* ['ekwado:*] Ecuador

'ekw3r|i, -iz equerr|y, -ies
ekira'tairial [i:k-], -i equatorial,
-ly
-8

Oek'zematas eczematous
'ekzima
'eksima eczema
ek'zilik

O'elga* [-go:*] Elgar

'elgin Elgin
O'elibteiik Elibank
-s, -!

elegiac

=
= eg'zilik

-iz,

-ig,

-es, -ing,

[-is|e-],

adj.),

-d
-ed

elegiz|e

'elidsji, -iz eleg|y, -ies

-ly,

exilic

-z 1) ell, -s; 2)

(s.

-al

-8,

eligibility

'elidsibjl [-abll], -li, -Inis eligibjle,

(the letter),

-leness

'elidsist, -s elegist, -s
eli'eiza* Eleazar

elia'naira 1) Eleanora; 2) Eleo-

-'a

Oeltes'tisiti [M-, -Ia:8-] elasticity

Oelb Elbe
elbon,

-z, -ig,

-d elbow

(s.

v.),

-ins, -ed

'elbongri:s elbow-grease

'elbonra-m elbow-room
O'elda*, -z elder

(s.

a4}.), -s

'eldaberji, -iz elderberrjy, -ies

'eldalji, -inis elderljy, -iness

Dorado

eld3'ra:don [-do'r-] El
'elda'wain elder-wine
'eldist eldest

eldrid [-red] Eldred

'eldrids Eldridge
'eldsin incorrect form of 'elgin

Oe'lein Elaine
elektr-

= ilektr-

0'el Ella
el3'kjn:/n [-lo'k-] elocution
ela'kjnijanari [-lo'k-, -J^ari]
elocutionary
ela'kjuijanist [-lo'k-, -J^ist], -s
elocutionist, -s

'elakwans

-t,

-tli

elo-

1)

Elphin

(.

'elina* 1) Eleanor; 2) Elinor

elip'saidl ellipsoidal
elip'tisiti ellipticity
'elis 1) Ellis; 2) Ellice; 3) Elles
'elisn Ellison
'elistan EUiston
eli'TeiJan, -z elevation, -s
'eliveit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az, -ari
elevat|e, -es, -ing, -ed ; -or, -ors,

-ory
O'eljat
3)

1)

Emot(t);

2) Eliot(t);

Elyot

adj.)

e'ljnisis

[i'l-]

Eleusis

-s elk, -s

el'keina [-'ka:n-]

Elkanah

'elkin, -z Elkin, -s

'elkigtan Elkington
'elkon Elcho

'elari Ellery
Oel|f, -Tz el|f, -ves
-z

'eUgan|s, -t, -tli eleganjce, -t, -tly

eli'i:za Eliezer
'elikat Ellicott
eli'mentari elementary
eli'ment|I, -all element|al, -ally
'elimant, -s element, -s
'elin, -b^ra Ellen, -borough

Oelk,

EUangowan

elan'gauan

'elifant, -s elephant, -s

'eljatsn Elliotaon

[-lok-],

quenlce, -t, -tly

'elam Ellam
'eland Elland

'elfln.

nora
elifsen'taiasis elephantiasis
eli'fsentain elephantine

Elba

'elba

2)

elfish

elidsi'biliti [-dsa'b-]

-B

-s,

'elmho.'st

'elfltend elf-land
'elflak, -s elf-lock, -s
'elftik
'e1frik

'elidsaiz,

'ekwitji, -iz equit[y, -ies

'ekwivoak, -s equivoke [-voque],

el,

'ems

eli'dsaiak,

equitab|le,

'ekwitabll, -11, -Inis

-ly, -leness

'elflnstan

'elflnstan Elphinston(e)

equability

'ekirab|l ['i:k-], -11, -Inis equabl|e,

-ly, -leness

'ekwipids, -iz equipage,

ekwi'teijn equitation

Oelm,
elfin,

-s;

-z

elm

(E.), -s

el'maiara Elmira
'elmhaist Elmhurst

'elma:a* 'embrakeit

117

Elmore
'elmwud Elmwood
'elmoia*

log|y, -ist, -ists

'embri|an [-an], -anz [-anz], -a

embry|on, -ons, -a

elok- =: elakOels, -iz else (E.), -a

'els'ftwea* elsewhere

embri'anik embryonic
embri'atik embryotic

Elsie

'elsik Elswick
elsi'noia* Elsinore

O'eltam [-earn] Eltham

'eltsn Elton
O'elwiz Elwes
'elirand, -z ellwand,

-s

'elwnd EUwood
Oel'Taiara Elvira
'elTan elvan
Elv|ey, -in
'cItIJ elvish
elTz (pZttr. of elf) elves
Oelz 1) ells; 2) L's
'elzik Elswick
'elzivfa* elzevir (E.)
'elzmia* l)Elsmere; 2)Ellesmere
'elzw3:9i Elsworthy
'elzwa'6 Ellsworth
[-'s
em, -z 1) em, -s; 2) M.(the letter),
'elT|i, -in

Oem'b-

= i'mte^jnal

see also

im'b-

em'baigon [im-], -z, -ii) [-goig],

-d 1) (s.) embargo, -s; 2) (.) embargo,

-es, -ing,

embai'keiXan,

-z

-ed

embarcation

[-arka-], -s

'emba*. -z ember, -s
'embadei, -z Ember-day, -s
'embalizm, -z embolism, -s
'embasli, -iz embass|y, -ies
'embaHids, -iz embassage, -s
'embatri:k, -s Ember-week, -s
em'blemataiz, -iz, -ig, -d emblematizje [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed
'emblam [-lem, -lim], -z emblem,
-s

Emmaus

e'meias

O'ema

'elspeO [-pi6] Elspeth

Oe'mieiijasl

-s

embri'oladsli, -ist, -ists embryo-

Oe'lonhim Elohim

'embrion em'pten^

'embrion, -z embryo,

'elmzli Elmsley

'elsi

Emma

ema'tteijan, -z emanation, -a
'emaneit, -s, -ig, -id emanatje,
-es, -ing, -ed
'emaneit|iT [-nat-], -ari emanat|ive, -cry
'emarald, % emerald, -s
'emari 1) emery (E.); 2) Emory

'emaripanda* emery-powder
'emari/twiil, -z emery-wheel,

-s

'emaripeipa*, -z emery-paper,

-s

'emaradz emerods
'emasn Emerson

Oem'totik

[im-].

-9I,

-ali

em-

phatic, -al, -ally

'emfasaiz, -iz, -ig, -d emphasizje
[-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed
'emfasis emphasis
emfl'sizma emphysema

O'emi

Emmy;

1)

e'mia* [i'm-],
2) emeer, -s
e'miarit [i'm-],

emrgrei/an,
'emigreit,
-es, -ing,

-s,

-z

2)

Emmie
1)

emir,

-s;

-s emirate, -s

-z emigration, -s
-ig, -id emigrat|e,

-ed

'emigreita*, -z emigrator, -s
'emigrant, -s emigrant, -s
'emili Emily
'emili:n l)Emeline; 2)Emmeline
'eminan8,-iz; -i eminencle, -es; -y

'eminant,

-li eminent, -ly

'emisarji, -iz emissar|y (s.adj.), -ies

'emit. -8

emmet

(E.), -s

Oemju'leijan emulation
'emjnleit,

-s,

-ig,

-ed
'emjuleitja*, -az

-id emulatje,

-es, -ing,

-iv emulat|or,
embla'msetik [-li'm-], -9l, -ali
emblematic, -al, -ally
-ors, -ive
'emblmant, -s emblement, -s
'emjnias, -li emulous, -ly
embra'kei/an [-ro'k-], -z embroc- O'empaia*, -z empire, -s
empai'i:ma, -z empyema, -s
ation, -8
'embrakeit [-rok-], -s, -ig, -id em'pten^, etc., em'paua*, etc. ===
im'pembrocatje, -es, -ing, -ed

empara* en'd5-

118

'empara*,

-z, -Jip emperor, -s,

-ship
'emparji, -iz emperjy, -ies
empi'iima, -z
empaiempi'ri'Jal [em'pirijal], -an em-

pyre|al, -an
-s, !, -ali

em-

a^.), -8, -al, -ally

em'ptrisizm [im-] empiricism
(s.

em'pleismant
ment, -s
em'plaij

emplace-

[im-], -s

'endsin^

'endsinari enginery
endsi'nia*, -z, -rig, -d engineer
(s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed
'enaiveit, -s, -ig, -id
-es, -ing, -ed

'enadsaiz,
energizfe

etc.

'empsn Empson

(.

-ying, -ied
'emptilli, -nis empti|ly, -ness
'emjan, 'emti, etc.
'emp-

-ies,

-B,

= i'ntema*,

-z, -ig, -ii|z, -id

-ing, -ings, -ed

en'daemids,

etc.,

(g.

a^.),

-s,

see also

in'g-

Engedi

{. v.),

etc.

endemic

-al, -ally

'enima, -z enema, -s
'enim|i, -iz enemjy, -ies

Ennis

enis'kilin Enniskillen
'eniOig anything

'eniwei, -z anyway,

'cndikat Endicott

en'dimian Endymion

endoderm,

-s
-s

'endo:* Endor
en'd9:Sj etc.
in'da:s endorse
endafsi:, -z endorsee, -a
'end|weiz, -waiz end|ways, -wise

en'ds-

= in'ds"

en'k-

see also

in'k-

astic, -al, -ally

'endiv, -z endive, -s
en'djin'dlj'endlis, -U, -nis endless, -ly, -ness

-z

-s

'eniwsa' anywhere

en'konmitest, -s encomiast, -s
enkoumi'testik, -al, -ali encomi-

etc.

'endlog endlong
'endoMka:p, -s endocarp,

enigmatic,

'enijhan, -ftwsa* aiiy|how, -where

-ally
en'dia*,

'endowda:m,

enhar-

= in'hains,

-al, -ali

'eniwaiz anywise

= in'dia*,

-ali

Ennius

en'deya*, etc.
in'deya*, etc.
'enda'bi Enderby
en'da:mik, -al, -ali endermic, -al,
etc.

enfllad|e

-al, -ally

'enis
-al, -ali

-s,

-id

-ed

enig'msetik,

etc.

end

en'dan,

'enias

in'd-

en'demik,

-ig,

O'eni, -bodi [-badi] any, -body

Oend,

-z,

-es, -ing,

etc.

(the letter), -'a

etc.

en'g-

en'gi:di

Ems

e'nsekt, etc.
i'ntekt, etc.
e'nselagi: [-ladsi] enallage

e'nsema*,

v.),

enha:'manik, -al,
monic, -al, -ally
en'hains [-'hiens], etc.

= in'f-

en'f-

enfl'leid,

'emj>t{i. -ia*, -list; -iz, -iig, -id

empt[y (s. adj. v.), -ier, -iest;

en, -z

-es,

[-is|e],

'enflild Enfield

'empjau emption

M's; 2)

-d; -a*, -az

-ing, -ed;

-ig,

-iz,

enervat|e,

-1, -ali energetic,

-ally
'enadgji, -iz energjy, -ies

-s

O
O

-d engin|e (s.v.),

-ed

-al,

em'pairiam, -z emporium,
em'paizn, etc.
im'paizn,
'empris, -iz empress, -es

1)

-z, -ig,

-es, -ing,

ena'dsetik,

etc.

cmplai'i:, -z employee, -s

O
O emz

ehsaikla'piidik

-er, -ers

= im'plai,

etc.

'eudsin

Oena:'TeiJan enervation

em'pirik [im-],
piric

en'koumiam [-mjam],

O
O

-z

ium, -s
en'lin'len'mej, etc.
in'mej,

encom-

etc.

'enmit|i, -iz enmit|y, -ies

O
O

en'ren's-

= in'r.
see also

in's-

ensaikla'piidia [-dja], -z, -n encyclopsedia, -s, -n

ensaikla'piidik, -al encyclopsedic,

-al

ensaikla'piidist enz

119

ensaikl3'pi:d|istj -ists, -izm encyclopsedjist, -ists, -ism

en'saiklik, -s encyclic (s. ac{}.), -a

en'saiklikalj-z encyclical (s.a^/.),
'ensain, -z ensign (.), -a
[-s
'en8ains|i, -iz ensigncly, -ies
'ensainjip, -s ensignship, -s
'ensillds ensilage
en'sjn:,

etc.

= in'sjn:,

O'enjia entia

en'Ju9* [-'Joa*,

-'Joia], etc.

'Jua* ensure,

en't-

entamalodsl^l,

-all

-a,

[-ed
-ing,

entomolog-

-ally

enta'maladsaiz, -iz, -ig, -d entomologizje [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed

enta'maladsli, -ist, -ists entomolog|y, -ist, -ists

'entapraiz, -iz enterprise, -a

'entapraiziii, -li enterprising, -ly
enta'raitis enteritis
'entarja*, -az,

-aM

enter|er, -era,

-able

enta'roladsi enterology
'eiitas|is, -iiz entasjis, -es

enta'tein, -z, -ig^ -igli, -d entertain, -s, -ing, -ingly, -ed

enta'teina*, -z entertainer, -a

enta'teinmant,

entertainment,

-s

'entitji, -iz entit|y, -ies

en'tr-

[-s

= in'tr-

etc.),

(.)

egkaia'ridi|an [-an], -anz [-anz],

-a enchiridi|on, -ens, -a
eg'kairial enchorial

e'aita,
'epa:k,

entrance {door,

-s

ei'aita, etc.

eparch,

-a

'epa:k{i, -iz eparcli|y, -ies

e'pairas

[i'p-]

Epirna

-z epopee, -s
epi'demik,-s,-al, -all epidemic

O'epapi: [-pop-],

ac^.), -a, -al, -ally

epi'da:m|9l, -ik epidermjal, -ic

epi'da:mis epidermis
epi'glatis, -iz epiglottis, -es
'epigrsef [-graif], -s epigraph, -s
epi'grteflk epigraphic
'epigrsem, -z epigram, -s'
epi'grtemataiz, -iz, -ig, -d epigrammatiz|e [-iB|e], -ea, -ing, -ed
epi'grsematist, -s epigrammatist,
-a

e'pigrafa*

[i'p-],

-z

epigrapher,

-s

e'pigraf|i

[i'p-],

-ist,

epi-

-ists

graph|y, -ist, -ists

epigra'mtetik, -9I, -ali epigrammatic, -al, -ally
'epik, -s epic (s. adj.), -s
'epikjua*, -z epicure, -s

epi'quaras Epicurus
epikjna'ri-an epicurean
'epikjaarizm epicurism

-s,

-al

'epilog, -z epilogue, -a

-a

'entrant, -s entrant,

etc.

'epilepsi epilepsy
epi'leptik, -s, -I epileptic (s.adj.),

'entreilz entrails

'entrans, -iz

'egglpiild, -wnd Engle|field, -wood

(a.

in't-

en'terik enteric
enta*, -2, -rii), -d enter,
ic|al,

= in-

etc.

see also

#'egc|adi:n Engadine

etc.

of ens)

(phtr.

'eBfladiiii epit-

epi'menidi:z Epimenides

-s

'epin^ (epi'nal) Epinal

'epig Epping

'entr|i, -iz entr|y, -ies

= in'tj= in'T"enTal- = 'emrilen't/en'T-

-iz, -iig, -id; -ia*, -iaz

env|y, -ies, -ying, -ied; -ier, -iers
'enTiab|l [-yja-], -li, -Inis enviab|le, -ly, -leness
'enTias,-li, -nis envious, -ly, -ness
'enTiloup ['an-, -val-, -lap], -s

'enT|i,

envelope, -s
'enviranz [in'vaiaranz] environs
[ends
'envoi, -z envoy, -s
endz
Oenz 1) (.) ens; 2) N's; 3)

epis- see also ipis'episaikl, -z epicycle, -a

epi'saiklik epicyclic
epi'saiklaid, -z epicycloid, -a
'episi:n epicene

-izm epic|ist,
-ism
'episoud, -z episode, -s
'epis|ist, -ists,

-ists,

epi'sadik, -al, -ali episodic,

-ally
'epistail, -z epistyle, -s
epit- see also ipit-

-al,

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'epitttif eska'peld

eska'ratik

eti'maladgaiz

eska'ratik, -s escharotic

'epitaif [-tsef], -s epitaph, -s

epi'tamik, -9I epitomic, -al
'epiSein, -z epithem, -s
epiOet [-Oit], -s epithet, -s

(s.

adj.),

-s

eska'taladsli, -ist, -ists eschatologly, -ist, -ists

epi03'leimi{3m [-mj|3iii], -smz, -a

epithalami|um, -urns, -a
epi'eiiliam [-Ijam] epithelium
O'epond, -z epode, -s
'epopi:, -z
'epapi:, -z epopee, -s
0'epa:let ['epoulet], -s epaulet, -s

'eskimon, -z

1)

Eskimo,

-s

2)

Es-

quimau, -X
'eskjnlant, -s esculent (s. adj),
es'^nariai Escurial
es'kairial Escorial
'eskait, -s escort {s.), -s

-s

'epos, -iz epos, -es

es'ka:t,

Oeps Epps
'epsam Epsom
O'epwa'6 Ep worth

eskri''two:* [-'twa:*] (sskri'twair)

-z escritoire, -s

O'era*, -z error, -s
'erand, -z errand, -s
'erandbaij -z errand-boy,

-al, -ally

espa'rtentlon [-'ra:n-], -ist, -ists

Esperant|o, -ist, -ists
'espianids
es'paianids
espla'neid, -z esplanade, -3
'espri: (es'pri) esprit
'esprL'da'ka:* (esprid'karr) espritde-corps

'erik, -9 eric (E.), -a

eri'keijas ericaceous
'eriks Eryx
'erimait, -s eremite, -s
eri'mitik, -al eremitic, -al
'erinait erinite
eri'sipilas [-pal-] erysipelas

O'esta* Estiier
'esti Este
esti'mei/an estimation

'erie Erith

eri'61:ma erythema

Eroica

-si, -t

erubescen|ce,

-nis

erudite, -ly,

'estimeit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az

1) eatimat|e (.), -es, -ing, -ed;

-cy, -t

-or, -ors; 2) leas

'ern-dait,
-nesa

-11,

erudition

ern''dlj'aii

es, -iz

1)

ess,

-es;

2)

(the

letter), -'s

O'esei, -z essay (g.), -s

e'sei, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az essay
(v.),

-B,

-ing, -ed; -er, -ers

'eseiist, -s essayist, -s

0'es9ns,

-iz essence, -s
e'sim, -z essene, -s

O'esi

1)

'esiks

Essex

esse; 2)

ia, -s

Oesk Esk

O
escaladje,

et ate {from eat)

eti'ket ['etiket] etiquette

etima'ladsik, -al, -ali etymologic, -al, -ally

'eskam Escombe
eska'peid, -z escapade,

usual form of

'estimit
'estimab|l, -li, -Inis estimabjle,
-ly, -leness
'estimit. -s estimate (s.), -s
'esljnarfi [-tjn-], -iz estuarjy, -iea
'est|ka:t, -mia* Est|court, -mere
es'traid, -z estrade, -s
es'OoDnia [-nja], -n, -nz Esthonia, -n, -ns
es9- see also i's6'ejalan (ej"15), -z echelon, -s
e'Jaltsia [is'kol/a], -z eschscholtz-

'esei essay

'eska:*, -z eschar, -s
eska'Ieid, -z, -ig, -id
-es, -ing, -ed

-s

Oes'paianids ['espianids] (espia-ness

'na-'s) espionage

-s

'erant, -li, -nls errant, -ly,

[i'r-]

esou'terik, -al, -ali esoteric,

Oe'sain, -z essoin,

O'eribas Erebus

Oeni:'besn{s,

is'k9:t, etc.

es'kwaimtelt Esquimalt
'esans, -iz
O'esns, -iz

'era:d, -z Erard, -s
O erek'fti'am Erechtheum

Oe'ronika

etc.

eti'maladgaiz,
-s

ologiz|e

-iz, -ig,

[-isfe],

-d etym-ed

-es, -ing,

eti'maladsi 'sa.kujin

eti'maladsli, -iz; -ist, -ists ety-

mologjy, -iea; -ist,

'etiman, -z etymon,

121

-ists

eva'Iaistig

'earan

eTa'Ia:stig, -li, -nis everlasting,

-ly, -ness
evalju:iivaljn:-

-s

O'etna Etna [^tna]

'eva'maia* evermore
et'setra
it'setra
'evan, -sn, -stan Evan, -son,
et/, -iz, -ig, -t; -a*, -az etch,
-ston
-es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
eva'nes, etc.
iiva'nes, etc.
'evanz, -vil Evans, -ville
'etJiQ) "Z etching (s.), -s
'evaraid Everard
e'twi:, -z etui, -s
'evarist Everest
'ee^I Ethel
O'e09l,1>a:t, -ba:ld, -red, -irnlf 'evarit Everitt
'evajed Evershed
Ethel|beTt, -bald, -red, -wulf
O'eOik, -8, -1, -all ethic (. adj.), 'evazli Eversly
Oevi'denJ.al, -ali,-ari evidenti|al,
-a, -al, -ally
-ally, -ary
'eil ethyl
O'eOmald, -z ethmoid {s. adj.), -a 'evidans, -iz, -ig, -t evidencje,
-es, -ing, -ed
eOna'grteflk ethnographic
'eenik, -al, -all ethnic, -al, -ally 'evidant, -li evident, -ly
eOna'ladsik, -91, -all ethnologic, evi'liina Evelina
evi'teijan evitation
-al, -ally
eO'iiagraf|a*, -az, -i ethnograph- 'evit, -s Evett, -s
O'CTndan Evenden
|er, -ers, -y
eO'naladsli, -ist, -ists ethnoIog|y, O'evri, -bad! [-badi] every, -body

O
O

'evri'dei everyday
every|where,
'eTri|ftwsa*, -Oig
irveran-thing
O'eya* ever
'eTagrfcn, -z evergreen (s. adj.), -a 'ezdrses [-ras] Esdras
eya'kei/an [-yo'k-], -z evocation, ezdrei'i:l9n [-dra'i:-] Esdraelon
-ist, -ists

erron-,

evoc-

'ezmand Esmond
ezma'reelda Esmeralda
'ezra Ezra

Aire;

'sali

-a

evakeit [-TOk-],

-s, -ig, -id

at(e, -es, -ing,

sa*
4)

1)

Ayr;

2)

-ed

Ayre;

3)

Airlie

'ealis 1) airless; 2) heirless

Eyre

sa* 1) ere; 2) e'er {contraction of jsa'log erelong

'salnim, -z heirloom, -s
ever)
'ea|man [-meen], -man [-men]
sa% -z (s.) heir, -s

sa*, -z, -rifl,

-ing, -ed

-d

(s.

v.)

air,

air{maD,

-s,

'eaJbaijO,

-dz air-balth, -ths

'eablieda*, -z air-bladder, -s
ead 1) Aird; 2) aired (from

-men

sa'nan erenow
'sapAmp, -s air-pump,
'sartem Aram {biblical
O sarei- = eiareiO'earendsin,

air)

-z air-engine, -s

= eiaral-

'eadam heirdom

'sagAii,

'saram, -z 1) arum,
{surname)

S'sahoai,

-z air-gun, -s
-z air-hole, -s

sa'^Tvail erewhile
'sajkojin [-/an], -z air-cushion,
-s

saral-

earam-

-s

name)

-s;

= eiaram-

'saran, -z Aaron, -s
saran-, sarap- == eiar-

2)

Aram

'sara'pserant 'aildam
'sara'prerant

f-'pear-],

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heir-

-s

apparent, -a
eiarastearast'earat'la: heir-at-law
0'earii:z Aries
'eariiiz Aries
'eariiz 1) Area; 2)
'eiari
O'eari 1) Air(e)y 2) (ady.)

aerie, -s

'sari ['iari], -z

(s.)

'sarli ['iar|i], -iz

(s.) e_yr|ie [-y],

-ies

'sarji, -ia*, -list, -ili, -inis airjy

-ier, -ieat, -ily,

(adj.),

2) (a^.)
ei'iarial
'earian, -z Arian [Aryan], -s
'earianaiz, -iz, -iii, -d arianizje
[aryan-, -i8|e], -ea, -ing, -ed
'earianizm arianiam [-ryan-]

'aiftba;d

'sarig, -z airing (.), -s

'saris, -iz heiress, -ea
'sarist, -s aorist, -s

OsaroMsaral-,

= eiarou=

earam-

eiaraea'ranik, -all aaronic, -ally

'sa.sel,

>z air-cell, -s

'saspeis air-space
'sajja* Ayrshire
'eajip, -9 1) air-ship,

-a;

2)

heir-

ship
'satait air-tight

-ineaa

'earia, -z area, -s
'earial
1) ariel (A.);

'earifai, etc.

'sarin

Ayrton

'satn

sa'wail erewhile
saz 1) Ayers; 2) Ayrea;
(from heir);

4) airs

3) heirs

(from

air)

'eaza'pterant [-'pear-] heirs-appa-

rent
'eazat'la: heirs-at-law

'elarifai, etc.

91
a: [interj.) er,

a:* 1) (frequent

ur

Ur

her; 2)

-d err,
ai'btena tirbana

a:*, -z, -riB,

a:'bteniti

-s,

-ing, -ed

erbi|a,

a:d erred (from

(U.), -ly

i:n,

-um

(from earth)

-d ergotizje
-ed

ergotism
'a:gon ergo
'a:got ergot

(v.)

1)

earnest

adj.), -a, -ly, -ness; 2)

a:p

Earp
erring (from err)

Erse
gain uraiue
a:8

sa

Uraa

sjnlain Ursuline
sjnla Ursula
skin Erakin

a:'ja:d (oe'jad), -z oeillade, -a

'aikat ['a:kAa:t] Urquhart

'a.'ksam, -li, -nis irksome,

-ly,

-nesB
-z 1) earl (E.), -a; 2)
-z earldom, -s

[aint]

-ing, -ed

'a:rij)

'a:gatiziii

'addam,

-z

Ernest
inistmAni earnest-money
;nt == a:nd earned (from earn)
(s.

-tly

:!,

erne

;nii|z

a:d3, -iz, -ig, -d; -a*, -az urgje,

-es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
'a:d3n|gi, -t, -tli urgen|cy, -t,

-es, -ing,

2)

1)

earnings
mist, -8, -li, -nis

err)

a:Oz = a:08 earths

'a:gataiz, -iz, -ig,

is.)

(E.),

Erdington
Eardley

[-is|e],

a:ii,

(E.),

'a:dii|tan
'a:dli

'a:rkig, -z eri-king, -s
'ail'mai/dl, -z earl-marshal, -a
'a:min, -z, -d ermine, -s,
)

urbane
'a:ban urban (U.)

-am

earl|y, -ier, -iest, -inesa

urbanity

ai'bein, -li

'a:bi|a,

-ia* [-ja*], -list [-jist], -inis

'a:l|i,

weak form of ha:*)

Earle

st, -^irail erst, -while

'a:tika urtica

t/in, -z urchin, -a
a:e, -s [a:dz] earth, -s

:Obannd earthbound
:Obo:d, -z earthboard, -g

'aiOboin ab'dsekt
'a:6{ba:ii,

'a:Owa:m 9'bju:z

123

-bred earth|born, -bred

'3:^11, -^3* earthen, -ware

'9:8|i, -inis earthjy, -iness
'aiSkireik, -s earthquake, -s
'a:61|i, -ia*, -list, -inis earthljy,
-ier, -iest, -iness
':61i'maindid, -nis earthly-minded, -ness

'3:0w3:k, -8 earthwork,

'aiOwaim, -z earthworm,
'a:0w8d earthward
'3:win Irwin
'aiTin Irvine
'aiTlg Irving

-a

-aits,

'3:Tig|ait,
-ites,

93:z

-izm Irving|ite,

-ism

errs (from err)

-s

9
a

1) art. a [weak, normal form);

2) o' {abbreviation of of, weak

ab'dsektiv [ob-, ab-],

-z, -Ii, -nis

objective (s. adj.), -s, -ly, -ness

ou'bei, etc.
Oa'bei obey, etc.
form only)
a* 1) weak form of a:* are (from a'beians abeyance
be); 2) occastonai weak form of a'beis, -iz, -ig, -t; -mant abas|e,
-es, -ing, -ed; -ement
o:* or (chiefly in common phrases
ou'bmxh OS 'two or three' which is a'beisans obeisance, etc.
a'beit, -s. -ig, -id abat|e, -es,
frequently 'tna'Ori:)
-ing, -ed
a'baift abaft

Oa'baid,

-z, -ii),

a'bond

abid|e,

O a'baund, -z,

-ig, -id

abound,

-s

a'bant about

-s,

Oa'bsedan Abaddon
a'bffik aback
a'bkjan abaction

-ment

-t, -tli

abundan|ce,

-tly

a'bAt, -8, -ig, -id abut,

-ted
-s

-s,

abutment,

-ting,

-s

a'bAtl abuttal
a'bAT, -'baiad above, -board
Oab'dsekjan [ob-], -z objection,
-J"vab|l], -Ii

objectionab|le, -ly

ab'dsekt

[ob-], -s, -ig, -id; -a*,

(.), -s, -ing, -ed; -or,

-az object
-ors

abetter, -s; 2) abettor,

Oab'ha:*, -z, -rig, -d; -ra*, -raz

abhor, -3, -ring, -red; -rer, -rers
ab'haranjs, -t abhorrenjce, -t
Oa'bi:djan8 obedience, efc.=ote'ba'bi:m abeam
a'biliti, -iz abilitjy, -ies

a'bimalek Abimelech
a'binadeeb Abinadab
a'bi8, -iz. -9l abyss, -es, -al
a'bitjDar|i [o'b-, ob-], -iz obituary, -ies
a'bitjnarist [o'b-, a'b-], -8 obituarist, -s

a'bizm,

-z,

-al,

-ali

abysm,

-s,

-al, -ally

Oa'bjuis,

-s

ab'dsekjanabll [ob-,

1)

-s

a'bsej, -iz, -ig, -t; -mant abash,

-es, -ing, -ed; -ment

a'bAtmant,

-ig, -id; -mant abet,

-ting, -ted; -ment

a'beta*,-z

a'biekta*, -z abactor, -s
a'b8endaii,-z, -ig, -d; -dli; -mant
abandon (v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -edly;

-t,

-s

Oa'bed abed
a'bekit A Becket
a'bet, -8,

-ing, -ed

OabAndanjs,

Ii abatab|le, -ly

a'beitab|l,

a'beitmant, -8 abatement,

abode
a'baidsa Abijah
-es, -ing,

-iz

abuse

(.),

-s

a'bjnisiv, -Ii, -nis abusive, -ly,

-ness
a'bjniz, -iz, -ig, -d; -a*, -az
abus|e (v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -er
-ers

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a'blaids

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Oa'blaids

[o'bl-], -iz, -i^, -ii|U>

-ignis, -d oblig|e, -es, -ing,
-ingly, -ingness, -ed
a'blei/an [o'b-, o'b-], -z oblation,"]

ableiz ablaze

[-sj

3'bli:k [o'b-], -li, -nis oblique,

-ly, -ness
a'blikwit|i [o'b-], -iz obliquit]y,
-ies

a'brids abs'trAkt

a'brids, -iz, -ig, -d abridgje,

-ing, -ed

a'bridsmant,

-s

abridgment,

-es,

-s

a'bra:d abroad
a'brutsi [a'brAtsi] Abruzzi

=
= seb'sent absent

Oab'seniti [ob-, ob-]

ab'sent, etc.
ab'said, -ist,
-ly, -ness

-11,

ab'slin(v.)

-nis absurd, -est,

ablita'reijan [ob-], -z oblitera-

ab'sa:dit|i, -iz absurditly, -iee

tion, -s
a'blitareit [o'b-], -s, -ig, -id; -It
obliterat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -ive

ab'siikwias [ob-, ob-], -li, -nis

obsequious, -ly, -ness
ab'siin [ob-, ab-], -U, -nis obscene, -ly, -ness

a'bliyian [o'b-, -Tjanj

a'bliyias [o'b-, -Tjas],
oblivious, -ly, -ness

oblivion
-nis

-li,

a'bln:m abloom
a'blnij^n, -z ablution, -s
Oab'naimal, e<c.={eb'u3:in8l, etc.
ab'ttokjas [ob-, ob-], -li, -nis
obnoxious, -ly, -ness

Oa'bond, -z 1) abode
2) abode (from abide)
3'bonmi Abomey
Oa'bj:ad aboard

(s.),

-s;

a'bazjan, -z abortion, -s
a'bait, -8, -ig, -id abort,

ob-,
obscenit|y, -les

ab'si:nit|i [ob-^

ab'sind [eeb-], -z, -ig, -id abscind,

-s, -ing, -ed
9b'8is|9* [eb-

ab'sis^n

-ing,

-ed

-az abscissja.

[seb-],

abs'kand

-z abscission, -s

-z, -ig, -Id abscond, -B, -ing, -ed

abs'kjua* [ob-, ob-], -ra*, -rist,
-li, -nis; -z, -rig, -d obscnrje
(a(y'.

-s,

-'sen-], -iz

-es.

v.),

[eeb-j,

-er, -est, -ely,

-eness;

-ing, -ed

abs'kjnarit|i [ob-, ob-], -iz ob-

a'boitiv,

-li,

-nis abortive, -ly,

-ness

Oa'bain Aboyne
a'balij, -iz, -ig, -tj -a*, -az
abolish, -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers

abami'neij'an, -z abomination, -s
a'bamineit, -s, -ig, -id abominat|e, -es, -ing, -ea
a'baminabjl, -li, -Inis abominable, -ly, -leness

scurit|y, -ies

ab'sa:b, -z, -ig, -d; -idli absorb,

-s, -ing, -ed; -edly
ab'8o:bab|I, -li absorbab|le, -ly

ab'sa:bant, -li absorbent, -ly

eb'saipj'an absorption
ab'soiptiv, -li absorptive, -ly
abs'tein [seb-], -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az
abstain, -s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers

abs'tenjan

Oa'brApjian, -z abruption, -s
a'brApt, -ist, -li, -nis abrupt,
-est, -ly, -ness
a'brAtsi
a'brutsi Abruzzi
a'breid^ -z, -ig, -id 1) abrad|e,
-es, -mg, -ed; 2)
Ap'breid
a'breis^n, -z abrasion, -s
a'brest abrest
abriivi'eijan, -z abbreviation, -s

[seb-], -z abstention, -a
abs'taids [eeb-]^ -iz, -ig, -d absterg|e, -es, -jng, -ed
abs'taidsant [seb-], -s abstergent,
-s

obs'taijan [seb-], -z abstersion, -s

ab8'ti:mia8 [seb-, -mjas], -li, -nis
abstemious, -ly, -ness
abs'trsekt,

etc.

abs'trAkJan

= seb'strsekt,

a'briiyieit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az

abbreviat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or,
-ors

abs'trAkJanist [ob-, -J^lst],

a'briivlatari [-ylelt-, -vjat-] ab-

abs'tFAkt [ob-],

breviatory

etc.

[ob-], -z obstruction,

-s

obstructionist,

-s

-s

-s, -ig, -Id; -a*,

-az obstruct, -s, -ing, -ed -or, -ors
;

obs'trAbtiT o'delfas

125

obB'trAktir [ob-],

-li, -nig obstractive, -ly. -ness

ebs'trepsras [ob-, ob-], -li, -nis
obstreperous, -ly, -ness

Oab'tein

[ob-],

-z,

-ig,

-d; -a*,

-9z obtain, -s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers

sb'teinabl [ob-] obtainable
ab'teii/.>n [ob-, ob-] obtention
eb'1jn:s [ob-, ob-], -li, -nis obtuse, -ly, -ness
ab'trmd [ob-, ab-], -z, -i:g, -id;
-a*, -az obtrudje, -es, -ing, -ed;
-er, -ers

ab'truisiv [ob-, ob-],

trusive, -ly, -ness

-li,

ab'trn:39n [ob-, ab-],

-nis ob-

-z

obtru-

sion, -s

Oob'vais

'obvais (a^.)
Oab'/.a:T [ob-], -z, -ig, -igli, -d;
-a*, -az observje, -es,-ing,-ingly,
-ed; -er, -era
ab'zaiTabJI [ob-], -li, -Inis observab|le, -ly, -leness
ob'z3:Tan|s [ob-], -siz, -si observanc|e, -ces, -cy
ab'zaivant [ob-], -li observant, -ly
ab'za:Tatar|i [ob-], -iz observator|y, -ies

^
= had

had (weak form)

Oa'da:d3ioa,

-z adagio, -s

Oa'dtemlk adamic
a'dsept, -s, -ig, -id; -a*,-az adapt,
-B, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
adsepta'biliti adaptability
a'dseptabl, -nis adaptable, -ness

Oa'dAk/an,
a'dAlam,

-z

a'delfl ad'monlX

a'delfl

Adelphi

a'dept, -s 1) (a^.) adept; 2)

'ledept

(.)

Oa'dsa* Adair
Oad'hia*, -z, -rig, -d; -ra*, -raz
adher|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
ad'hiaranjs, -t, -is adheren|ce,
-t,

-ts

ad'hiisiv,

[-ness"]
-li,

-nis adhesive, -lyj

ad'hi:39n, -z adhesion, -s
-z addition, -a
a'dijanal [-/anj, -Jifal, -J^iH additional
a'dikjan, -z addiction, -s
a'dikt^ -s, -ig, -id; -idnis addict,
-s, -mg, -ed; -edness
Oa'djn: (a'4J0), -z adieu, -s
a'djn:s, -iz, -ig, -t; -a*, -az ad-

Oa'dijan,

duc|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers

a'djn:sibl [-sabl] adducible
Oad'maia*, -z, -rig, -rigli, -d;
-ra*, -raz admir|e, -es, -ing,
-ingly, -ed; -er, -ers

ad'maiaratir['{edmiratiT] admirative

ad'mesa*,

-z,

-rig, -d

admeas-

ur|e, -es, -ing, -ed

ad'mesamant, -s admeasurement,

ob'zaib, etc.
ab'sa:b, etc.
ab'zalv, -z, -in, -d; -a*, -az absolv|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
abz'tabs't-

ad

adduction,

-ait, -aits

-s

Adullam,

-ite,

-ites

-s

ad'miks,

-iz, -ig, -t

admix,

-es,

-ed
ad'HiikstJa*, -z admixture, -s
ad'minist|a*, -az, -arig, -ad adminiat|er, -ers, -ering, -ered
adminis'treijan, -z administra-injf,

tion, -s

ad'ministreita*, -z; -Jip, -Jips

administrator, -s; -ship, -ships
ad'ministreitiv [-trat-] administrative
ad'ministr<>itri|ks, -ksiz, -si:z
administratri|x, -xes, -ces

-s, -ness
adAlta'reiJan, -z adulteration, -s

ad'ministrabi administrable
ad'ministrant, -s administrant, -s

a'dAltoreit. -s, -ii), -id; -a*, -az

adulteratfe, -es, -ing, -ed ; -or, -ors
a'dAltara*, -z adulterer, -s
a'dAltaras, -11 adulterous, -ly
e'dAltar|i, -iz adulterjy, -ies
9'dAltaris, -iz adulteress, -es
Oa'dend|am, -a addend|um, -a
a'delfas adelphous

ad'misibl [-sabl] admissible

ad'mijan, -z admission, -s
ad'mit, -s, -ig, -id; -idli admit,
-s, -ing, -ed; -edly
ad'mitans, -iz admittance, -s
ad'manij, -iz, -ig, -t admonish,

a'dAlt, -s^ -nis adult,

admisi'biliti [-sa'b-] admissibility

-es, -ing,

-ed

ad'mani/mant, -s admonishment,
-8

sd'manit^ri admonitory
a'donbi, -z adobe, -s
9'donnis Adonis

O
O

s'dsia*, -z, -rig, -rigli, -d

adorje, -es, -ing, -ingly, -ed
3'da:n, -z, -iii, -d adorn, -s, -ing,

-ed
a'da:nin9nt, -s adornment, -s
a'daira*, -z adorer, -s
a'dazrabjl, -li, -Inis adorab|le,
-ly, -leness
Od'dalf, -38 Adoipb, -us

a'dopjan adoption
a'dopjsnlist

[-Ji^-],

-izm

-ists,

adoptionjist, -ists, -iam

a'dopt, -8, -ig, -id adopt,
-ed
-iz, -ig, -t

-es, -ins,

-s,

-ing,

address

(s. v.),

-ed

(s.

v.),

-iz,

-ig, -t

-es, -ing,

advanc|e

-ed
-s

ad'vais, -iz advice, -s

ad'Taisbout, -s advice-boat, -s
ad'vaiz,-iz, -ig, -d; -idli, -idnis;
-a*, -az advi8|e, -es, -ing, -ed;
-edly, -edness; -er, -ers
advaiza'biliti advisability
ad'Taizabjl, -li, -Inis advisabjle,
-ly, -leness
ad'vaizat^ri advisatory
ad'T8en8,
'Ta:ns,

advowson,

-z

dialectal

etc.

-s

for

ad-

etc.

ad'ventja*, -z, -rig, -d; -ra*,

-raz adventurje (s. v.), -es, -ing,
-ed; -er, -ers

ad'TentJaras,

-B

-iz,

-es, -ing,

-ed

a'dsi^dsmant,

-ig, -d adjudg|e,

adjudgment,

-s

a'dsAst, -s, -ig, -id

-ing, -ed

a'dsAstmant,

-s

a'd3eis9n|8i,

-t,

-t,

adjust,

-s
-s,

adjustment, -s
-tU adjacen|cy,

-tly

a'dsenda agenda
a'dsam, -z, -ig, -d adjourn,

-s,

a'dsainmant,

-s

adjournment,

-s

a'dsiino:* Agenor
a'djiliti agility
a'dsist, -8, -ig, -id ; -a*, -az agist
-s, -ing, -ed
-er [-or], -ers [-ors]
a'dsain, -z, -ig, -d adjoin, -s,
-ing, -ed
adsnidi'keijan, -z adjudication, -s
a'dsnidikeit, -s, -ig^ -id; -a*, -az
adjudicat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or,

-ors

sd'Tainsmant, -8 advancement,
ad'vamtids, -iz advantage, -s

ad'Tanzan,

isement,

Oa'dsAds,

a'drift adrift
a'drait, -i8t, -li, -nis adroit, -est,
-ly, -ness

Oa'dn: ado
03d'Ta:n8,

ad'va:t, -b, -ig, -id advert, -s,

-ing, -ed
ad'Ta:tan|s, -si; -t, -tli adverten ce, -cy; -t, -tly
ad'va:tismant [-tizm-], -s advert-

ing, -ed

a'daptir adoptive

Oa'dres,

ed'va:t a'fe&sir

126

ad'maiiijmaiit ad'T3;8iti

-li,

-nis adventur-

ous, -ly, -ness

ed'Tent/aris, -iz adventuress, -es

ad'va:bla|l [-bja|l], -i adverbial,
-ly

ad'Ta:8atiT [ted-] adversative

ad'Ta:sit|i, -Iz adversitjy, -ieg

a'd3u:tid3 ['eedsntids] ajutage

a'dsna*, -z, -rig, -d; -ra&ri
adjurje, -es, -ing, -ed; -atory
a'fa:* afar
Oa'faia* afire
a'faians, -iz, -ig, -t affiancje, -es,
-ing, -ed

Oa'faul afoul
Oa'feizia [-zja, -sia] aphasia
a'feizik [a'ftezik] aphasic
-z affection, -s
9'fekjanit [-J^it], -II, -nis affectionate, -ly, -ness
a'fektj -8, -ig, -igli, -id affect,
-s, -ing, -ingly, -ed
a'fektid, -II, -nis affected (ac^'.},
-ly, -ness

Oa'fekjan,

a'fend

[o'f-], -z, -Ig, -id;

-a*,
-az offend, -s, -ing, -ed; -er,
-ers
a'fens [o'f-], -Iz, -lis offence, -s,

-less

a'fensiT [o'f-],
-ly, -ness

-li,

-nis offensive,

a'fea* a'freid

a'frcj e'grlabl

127

Oa'fea*, -z affair,

-s

Oa'fdim, -z, -ill, -d; -abl; -ans,

-ant affirm, -s, -ing, -ed; -able;

a'ftej afresh
Afridi, -s
a'fat afoot

a'fri:tli, -z

[-s
a'gaist aghast
Oa'gserik ['tegarik], -s agaric (a.),
-ly
Oa'gASta:'gA8tOa'flild afield
Oa'ge^n, -st again, -st
a'fl:lja 1) Ophelia;
o'geip agape (adj. adv.)
2) aphelia
{plur. of aphelion)
a'geit agate (adj. adv.)
a'geiyi ['segeir], -z agave, -s
a'fl:li|an [-lllan^ -a apheli|on, -a
a'gpfz agaze
a'flimia aphemia
a'gein, -st
Oa'gen, -8t
Oa'flad afeard

-ance, -ant
a'fa:matiT, -z, -11 affirmative,

-s,

a'flks [te't-], -iz, -ifl, -t affix (v.),

-es, -iDg, -ed

aglama'reijan,

afiU'eiJan, -z affiliation, -s
a'flUeit, -8, -ig, -id affiliat|e, -es,
-ing, -ed
a'f-],

[o'f-,

-alizm officijal
-ally, -alism
a'fljas [o'f-],

-11,

(s.

-es, -ing,

-s, -ig, -id

-es, -ing,

agglom-

-ed

agglomerate

a'glamarit,

-als,

adj), -s
agln:ti'neij9n, -z agglutination,

-s

-ii),

-id

offi-

-ed

(s.

-s

a'glu:tineit, -s,

agglu-

-ig, -id

tinat|e (c), -es, -iug, -ed

a'gln:tinatiT [-neit-] agglutinat-

ive
a'glnitinit agglutinate {adj.)
Oag'nastik, -s agnostic, -s

a'fleitas afflatns
a'fllkjan, -z affliction, -s
a'fllkt, -8, -ii), -id afflict, -s, -ing,

ag'nastisizm agnosticism

Oa'gon ago

-ed

Oa'gag agog
a'ga'n agone

a'flont afloat

Oa'fa:9* afore
a'fa:d, -z, -ig, -id afford, -s, -ing,

-ed
-iz, -in, -t afforc|e, -es,
-ing, -ed
a'fa:|8ed, -Oart, -taim aforejsaid,

a'fais,

-thought, -time

Oa'fanik aphonic
a'farist, -s, -ig, -id afforest, -s,
-ing, -ed
afaris'teij^n, -z afforestation, -&
Oa'fi-ait,-s,-ii|,-id; -idli affright,

-ing -ed; -edly

a'fraitiglli, -nis affrighting|ly,
s,

-ness
a'frffinejaiz,

(v.),

-all,

Oa'fleim aflame

a'glamareit,

adj.),

-nis officious,

-nesa
a'fl^eit [o'f-], -8,

agglomeration,

-alz,

-ly,

ciat|e,

-z

-s

erat|e

a'flnlt|i, -iz affinit|y, -ies

a'flJIl

Oa'glima* aglimmer
a'glon aglow

-iz,

chis|e, -es, -ing,

-ig. -d affran-

a'fi'ei, -z affray, -s

9'treii. afraid

a'grientlaiz,

(. v.),

etc.

'iegrandoiz,

etc.

a'grsendizmant aggrandizement
a'gres,-iz,-ig,-t; -a*,-az aggress,
-es, -ing, -ed; -or, -ors
a'greslT, -11, -ni8 aggressive, -ly,

-ness

a'grestik agrestic
a'grejan, -z aggression,

-s

a'grearian[ei'gr-], -z, -izm agrarian, -s, -izm

a'gri:, -z, -ig, -d agree, -s, -ing,

-d

a'gri:mant,

-ea

a'frAnt, -s, -ig, -id affront

-8, -ing, -ed

a'ganik agonic
Oa'granntl aground

-s

agreement,

-s

a'griiT, -z, -ig, -d aggriev|e, -es,

-ing, -ed
a'grlabjl, -Ii, -Inis agreeab|le,
-ly,

-leness

a'grikola a'keis^n

128

s'grikala Agricola
9'grin agrin
a'gripa agrippa

[a'sel-] aceldama
a'kempis A Eempis
Oa'ka:* [o'k-], -z, -rig, -d occur,

Oa'keldama

-8, -ring, -red

a'ka:s|id [-s|t],

algn:iiga'leij9n,

a'Awail awhile
a'jset^ion Ajaccio
a'jelp ayelp

tion,

a'kaia Achala
Oa'kanat, -s, -ii),

account

-id
-ing, -ed

e'kanntbnk, -s account-book, -s
akannta'biliti accountability
a'kaant3b|ly -li, >lnls accountable, -ly, -Iness
-B,

-s,

-Jip accountant,

-ship

a'kanstik

[a'knistik],
acoustic, -ally, -s

-all,

-s

i,

-uses, -ine

-iz,

-iiii,

a'kAmpanimant,
ment, -s
a'kAmpanist,
o'kAmpliJ',

-s

cu8|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -era

9'kja:z9l, -z accusal, -s

akjniza'taiTal accusatival^
a'lQu:zatari accusatory
a'kjnizatiT, -z accusative {a.
-s, -ig,

at|e, -es, -ing,

-id acclim-

-ed

a'klaimataiz,

-iz, -ig, -d acclimatiz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed

aklaimatai'zeijan

-id; -ia*,
-ying,

-ies,

acclimatiza-

a'kliritji, -iz acclivit|y, -ies

a'klok [o'k-] o'clock

Oak'nallds,

accompani-

-iz, -ig, -d
ledg|e, -es, -ing, -ed

ak'nalidsab,!,
-s

adj.),

-8

aklaima'teijan acclimatation
a'kltematari acclamatory
a'kleim acclaim

Oa'kAmbant accumbent
-iaz accompan|y,
-ied; -ier, -iers

a'^ninijnleit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*,

-az; -iT accumulat|e, -es, -ing,
-ed; -or, -ors; -ive
a'kjnit, -ist, -li, -nis acute, -at,
-ly, -ness
a'kjn:z, -iz, -ig, -dj -a% -az ac-

tion [-isa-]

akseta'Iektik acatalectic
akseta'leptik acataleptic

a'kAmpan|i,

accumula-

-z

-8

Oa'klaimeit,

Oa'ksedamji, -iz academjy, -ies

a'ksedamist, -s academist, -s
akseda'mijdn, -z academician, -s
a'ksenOjas, -ai, -asiz, -ain acanth|u8,

accurs|ed,

Oo'kjnimen acumen

d'haisbtek ahorseback
o'hsi ahoy

a'kanntant,

-idli

-edly
Oa'ki'a, -n Achsea, -n
a'kili.'z Achilles
a'kin akin

o'hiip aheap
a'hitafel Ahitophel

v.), -a,

e'kokMl

a'kei3|an^[o'k-,-9f], -anali [-^ali]

occasi|onal, -onally

3'gront [o'g-] O'Groat

Oa'gwila* ['g-] Aguilar
a'haidsa Ahijah
ahte^n'iaras Ahasuerus
a'hAggad ahungered
a'hed ahead

(g.

e'keisan!^

accompanist,
dialectal for

-s

-li

acknow-

acknowledge-

ab|le, -ly

etc.
ak'nalidsmant, -s acknowledge'kamplij, etc.
ment, -s
o'kAr^ns [o'k-], -iz occurrence, -s Oa'ka:d, -z, -ig, -id accord (a. v.),
a'kAstam, -z, -ig, -d; -dnis
-8, -ing, -ed
accustom, -s. -ing, -ed; -edness a'ka:dan|8, -si, -t accordan|ce,
Oa'keidia [-^a], -n, -nz 1) Ac-cy, -t
cadia, n, -ns; 2) Acadia, -n, -ns a'ka:dian [-djan], -z accordion, -s
a'keija, -z acacia, -s
a'ka:dig, -li according, -ly
a'kei3|9n [o'k-], -anz, -anig [-igiig], Oa'kail, -z accoil, -s
-nd occasijon [a. v.), -ons, a'kak acock
-oning, -oned
a'kakbil a-cock-bUl

akoma'deijgn ak'sept
akama'deijan,

-z

129

accommoda-

tion, -B

a'komadeit, -s, -In, -igli, -id;

-a*, -az accommoaat|e, -es, -ing,
-ingly, -ed; -or, -ors
-nis accommodative, -nesa

a'kamadeitiv,

a'kamplis, -iz accomplice, -a

a'kampliX, -iz,-ig, -t accompliah,
-es, -ing, -ed
a'kampUJmant, -s accompliahment, -a
a'kampt, -s accompt, -a
a'kast, -s,

-id accost,

-ii),

-s,

-ing,

akscpta'biliti 9'laiii

aksepta'biliti [lek-] acceptability

ak'septab|l [ek-], -li, -Inis acceptable, -ly, -leneas
ak'8eptan|8 [tek-], -8iz, -si; -t, -ts
acceptan|ce, -ces, -cy; -t, -ts
ak'ses dialectal for 'eekses
ak'sesarji [sek-], -iz, -ili acces80r|y [accessar|y], -iea, -ily
aksesi'biliti [tek-, -sa'b-] acceaaibility

ak'sesibl [tek-, -sabl] accessible

ak'sesit [sek-], -s acceaait, -a
ak'sejan [aek-], -z acceaaion, -a
ak'si:d [ek-],

-ig,

-z,

-id; -a*,

-ed
-az acced|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er,
-ers
Oa'kreitiiz Acratea
Oa'ku:stik, etc.
a'kaustik, etc.
a'kreizia [-sia] acrasia
a'kredit, -s, -iij, -id accredit, -s, a'knijma [-ma] (aknj'ma), -z accouchement, -a
-ing, -ed
a'kn:t|a*, -az, -arig, -ad accoutjre,
a'kresanis, -t accrescenjce, -t
-rea, -ring, -red
a'kriijan, -z accretion, -b
a'kn:tamant, -s accoutrement, -a
a'kriitiy accretive
a'kronmatizm [-'kram-j achrom- Oa'kwaia*, -z, -rig, -d; -ra*,
-raz; -rabl acquir|e, -es, -ing,
atism
-ed; -er, -ers; -able
a'kras acroas
a'kra:s
a'ktraiamant, -s acquirement, -s
a'kradsinas acrogenous
a'kramataiz [-'kronm-], -iz, -ig, a'kwietik [a'kiratik], -s aquatic,
-s
-d achromatiz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing,
a'kweint, -s, -ig, -id acquaint,
-ed
-a, -ing, -ed
a'krapalis, -iz acropolis, -es
a'kweintans, -iz acquaintance, -s
a'kras across
a'kweintansXip, -s acquaintancea'krastik, -8 acrostic, -a
ship, -a
a'kra:, -z, -ig, -d accruje, -es,
a'kwest [ae'k-], -s acquest, -s
-ing, -ed
Oaksela'reijan [aek-], -z acceler- a'kweariam, -z aquarium, -a

ation, -s
ak'selareit [sek-], -s, -ii|, -id;
a*, -az; -ir accelerat|e, -es,
-ing, -ed; -or, -ors; -ive
ak'send [sek-], -z, -ig, -id; -ibl
[-abl] accend, -s, -ing, -ed; -ible

ak'sent
(v.),

[tek-J, -s, -ig, -id

-a,

accent

-ing, -ed

aksenlju'ei/an

[lek-]

accentua-

tion
ak'sentjneit [sek-], -s, -ii|, -id
accentuatje, -ea, -ing, -ed
ak'senljaal [ek-], -i accentual,
-ly

ak'sept

[sek-],

-az accept,

-s,
-a,

-ig, -id;

-ing,

-a*,

-ed;

[-or], -era [-ors]

MicbaeliB A Jones, Phonetic

-er

a'kwearias Aquarius
a'kirit,

-s,

-ig,

-id

acquit,

-a,

-ting, -ted
-iz acquittance, -a
a'kwitl, -z acquittal, -s
a'kwtetik
a'kTTotik
a'laim, -z, -ig, -igli, -d alarm
(s. v.), -a, -ing, -ingly, -ed
a'laimist, -s alarmist, -s
a'learam, -z
a'la:ram, -z
a'la:s [a'lies] alaa
Oa'l|ai, -aiz, -aiig, -aid (s.v.) all|y,
-iea, -ying, -ied
a'laians, -iz alliance, -s
a'laik alike
a'lain, -z, -ig, -d 1) align, -s,
-ing, -ed; 2) alin|e, -ea, -ing, -ed

a'kwitans,

Diotionary.

a'lainmant e'l^'njian
s'lainm^t,

130

alignment,

-a;

2) alinement, -s
'lait, -a, -ig, -id alight (adj.

v.),

-s 1)

Oe'lan, -z,

-iii, -d allow, -s, -ing,

-ed
3'laud 1) aloud; 2) allowed {from
allow)
a'lanab|l, -11, -Inis allowab|le,
-ly, -leness
a'lanans, -iz, -ii), -t allowancje
(s. v.), -ea, -ing, -ed
Oa'ltedin Aladdin
9'Isek, -s'dei alack, -a-day
a'lsekriti alacrity
a'ltend aland {adv.)
o'Iseram, -z
a'learam, -z
a'laes
a'lais alaa

a'Isegka Alaaka
Oa'lAmn|98, -a! alumn|as,

alarum,

alteram],

-a

-ors

Oalini'eijaiij -z 1) alineation,

allmeation,

-a

-s

alita'peijan, -z alliteration, -s
a'litareitiv [-rat-] alliterative
a'livia [o'l-, o'l-, -vja] Olivia

alizarin alizarin

OalJu:d,

-z, -ig, -id allud|e, -es,

-ing, -ed
alj'ii:miii|a, -38

alj'namant,

aluminja, -ous

a'l^a:sir, -li, ni8 allusive, -ly,

-ness

aljn:jian Aleutian

-s

Oalondi|am

allurement,

[-dj|am],

-al,

-s

-ale

allodi|um, -al, -als

aloun, -nis alone, -ness
Oalo'ft aloft

alabrad3i:z AUobroges
alai, -z, -ig, -d alloy (s. v.), -s,
-ing, -ed
alag, -'said along, -side
alopaOji, -i8t, -ists allopathjy,
-iat, -ists

alat,

-8, -ig, -id allot, -s, -ting,

-ted
-s allotment, -a

Oala>

see also a'^n:aln:f, -nis aloof, -neaa

alna-

am

= -a'ljna-

1)

am

{weak form);

form of dem) 'em

Oa'mazti, -z Amati,

Oa'maunt,
(s.

Oa'lait, -ist, -li, -nls alert, -est,

-ly, -ness
Oa'li: alee
a'liidsans, -iz allegiance, -s
ali:Tl'eiJ</n alleviation
a'liiTieit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az
alleviat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or,

2)

[-vjlam], -a, -amz,

-a, -urns, -on
a'ljfn:3n, -z allusion, -s
al^'na'j -z, -rig, -rigll, -d allur|e,
-ea, -ing, -iugly, -ed

-an alluvi|um,

alatmant,

a'leksis Alexis

-z

eljnivlal [-Tjal] alluvial

alatrapi allotropy

-i

a'lAmnilt, -8 alumniate, -s
Oa'lei, -z, -ig, -d allay, -a, -ing,
-ed
a'leigroa, -z allegro, -s
a'leit alate (adv.)
Oa'leds, -iz, -ig, -d alleg|e, -es,
-ing, -ed

a'lepon Aleppo
Oa'Isaram [a'la:rain,

a'lj'niTial o'meiii

a'l3'n:Tl|aiii

-B, -ing, -ed

a'lair alive

-a,

v.),

2)

{weak

{= them)
-s

-ig, -id
-ing, -ed

-s,

amount

Oa'mselakait, -8 Amalekite, -s
a'mtelgam, -z amalgam, -s
amselga'meijan , -z amalgamation, -s

a'mselgameit,
anialgamat|e,

-8,

-ig,

-es, -ing,

-idj -iv
-ed; -ive

a'msenda Amanda
a'msendain amandine
anieenju'ens{i8, -iiz amanuenB|is,
-es

a'msenjia Amantia
a'mee8, -Iz, -ig, -t amass,
ed

-es, -ing,

Oa'mAk amuck
a'mAg, -st among,
a'mAta* amutter

-at

Oa'mein amain

a'melsa
'temasa Amasa
a'meisls Amasis
a'meiz, -iz, -ig, -igli, -dj -Idli,
-idnis; -mant amazfe, -es, -ing,
-ingly,
-ed;
-edly, -edness;

-ement

a'mend amaitai'zeijan
Oa'mend,

-z, -in, -id

131

amend,

-s,

amendment,
amends

a'mendniaiit,
(.)

-s

a'ment, -s ament, -s
a'mentjam, -a, -1 ament|um,

-s

Amoy

-es,

[-i8|ej,

-a,

-ing, -ed

americaniz-

a'merikanai'zeiXan

-d amov]e,

-z, -ig,

-es,

-ing, -ed
1^ amour, -s; 2) Amur
an (weak form); 2) and

a'mna*, -z

a'merika, -n, >nz America, -n, -ns

a'merikanaiz. -iz, -ii|, -d americ-

ation

Oa'mai

an

-al

anizle

3'moi anaeOimatAi'zeiJan

Oa'muiT,

-ing, -ed

9'mendz

1)

{weak form)
Oa'naikal anarchal
a'na:kik, -al, -all anarchic,

-al,

-ally

a'na:na [a'nei-], -z anana,-B(p2ur.)

a'na:nas [a'nei-J, -iz ananas (sing.),
-es

[-isa-]

a'merikanizm, -z americanism, -s Oanaia'IeiJan [analM'l-], -z annihilation, -s

Oa'mais, -iz, -ii|, -t amercje, -es,
-ing, -ed

a'maismantj
03'ml:b|9,

amercement,

-s

-az amcebja,

-i:,

amiilia'reij'an

-se

-as

-Ija'r-,

[-lio'r-,

amelioration,

-Ijo'r-], -z

-s

-s

9'ini:li3reit [-lior-, -ljar-,-ljor-],

-id; -iv ameliorat|e, -es,

-ing, -ed; -ive
a'miilja Amelia
amiina'biliti amenability
a'mi:n3b|l, -li, -Inis amenab|le,
-ly, -leness
3'mi:nit|i, -iz amenitjy, -ies
-8, -ig,

-st amid, -st

a'midlmoast, -Jips amidjmost,

Oa'mid,
-ships

a'mia

-z 1)

ameer,

-s; 2)

amir, -a

amygda-

amigdal'leij'as, -'laidl
[laceous, -loidal

a'mis, -ibl [-abl] amiss, -ible

a'midst amidst
a'mitst
Oa'mjuiz, -iz, -ig, -igli, -ignis,
-d amusle, -es, -ing, -ingly, -ingness, -ed

amusement, -s
a'mjniziv [-nisiv], -li, -nis amus-s

ive, -ly, -ness

[-njeek]

Oa'mounitek
a'mounija

[-DJla];

ammoniac

-am ammonija,

-um
09'm9:t9,

-z

amorpba,

-s

a'ma:f{as, -izm amorph|ou8, -ism

a'ma:taiz, -iz, -ig, -d amortizje

[-isje], -es. -ing, -ed

amaaai'zeij'an
[-isa-]

Oa'nauns,

amortization

-iz, -ig, -t

-es, -ing,

announcje,

-ed

a'nannsmant,

-s

announcement,

-s

Oa'niebaslis, -i:z anabasjis, -es

a'neekaris anacharis

a'ntekarizm, >z anacborism, -a

a'nsekranaiz, -iz, -ig, -d anachronizje [-isle], -es, -ing, -ed
a'neekranas, -h anachronous, -ly
a'nsekranizm, -z anachronism, -s
a'nsekrian Anacreon
ansekri'antik, -ali anacreontic,
-ally

a'nseladsaiz,
logiz|e

a'migdaleit amygdalate
a'minadaeb Amminadab

a'mJKzmant,

a'naialeit [a'naiMI-J, -s, -ig, -id;

-a*, -az; -ir annihilat|e, -es,
-ing, -ed; -or, -ors; -ive

-iz,

[-is|e].

-d ana-ed
-ists ana-

-ig,

-es, -ing,

a'nseladsi, -iz; -ist,

logly. -ies; -ist, -ists

a'nffilagas, -li, -nis analogous,
-ly,

-ness

a'nselaslis [-lis-], -i:z analys|iB, -es

a'nsepalis Annapolis
a'neestrafl, -z anastrpphe, -s
a'naeta anatta
a'nsetamaiz, -iz, -ig, -d anatomiz|e [-isle], -es, -ing, -ed
a'nsetami, -iz; -ist, -ists anatom|y, -ies; -ist, -ists
a'nseton 1) annatto; 2) anatto
a'nseOima [-Oama], -z anathema, -s
a'nseOimataiz [-Oam-], -iz, -ig^ -d
anathemati^je [-is|e], -es, -ing,

-ed

aneeOimatai'zeiJan
anathematization

[-Oam-],
[-isa-],

9*

-s

-z

a'nAfla*

e'pewent

Oa'nAda* another
a'liAl, -z, -ig,

-d annul,

-s,

-ling,

-led
auADSi'eiJ'dn, -z annunciatiun, -s
a'nAnJleit [-sielt], -g, -In, -id
annunciatje, -es, -ing, -ed
a'nainOa'nein-

Od'neks,

-Iz, -ig, -t

annex

{v.),

-ed

-e, -ing,

-b

-able
a'pi:g apiece
a'pi:z, -iz, -in, -igli, -d;

abl appeasje,

-es,

-ing

-mant;
ingly.

-ed; -ment; -able

Oa'pia*, -z, -rig, -d; -ra*, T8Z
appear, -s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers

Oa'niliti anility

Os'njn: anew
a'nju'itant, -g annuitant, -s
3'nju-it|i. -iz annuitly, -ies

Oan'les [An-] unless

Oa'nai, -z, -ig, -igli, -d annoy,
-s, -ing, -ingly, -ed
a'noisns, -iz aonoyance, -s
a'nolnt, >8, -ig, -id anoint, -s,
-ing, -ed
a'naintmeiit, -g anointment, -s

-li

Oa'pa:t, -nig apert, -ness

a'paitinans, -iz appurtenance, -s
a'pa:tinant 1) appurtenant; 2) appertinent
Oapan (weak form, of a'pan) upon
Oap'taoulsta*, etc.
Ap'hOa'pi:!, -z, -ig, -Igli, -ignis, -d;
-a*, -az; -abl appeal, -s, -ing,
-ingly, -ingneas, -ed; -er, -ers;

a'neksmant, -s annexment,
a'nemani, -z anemone, -s
a'nent anent
03'm:m{i3, -ik an8em|ia, -ic

a'nomslas,

a'psit a'polntmant

132

anomalous, -ly

a'nomalii, -iz anomal|y, -ies

a'nan anon
a'nanimas, -It anonymous, -ly
Oan'til [ad 'till until

a'pay [a'ptej] (a'paj), -iz apache

(ruffian), -s

a'pa:t, -nis apart, -ness

apa:t'ment9l apartmental
a'pa:tmant, -s apartment, -s
Oa'paerant, -li, -nis apparent,
-ly, -ness

a'plarang. -Iz appearance, -es

a'piariant, -s aperient, -s
a'plnjan [o'p-], -z opinion, -a
a'pinjaneitid [o'p-] opinionated
a'pinjaneItiv[o'p-],-Il, -nig opinionative, -ly, -ness
Oa'pju:lia [-IJa] Apulia
Oa'pl|ai, -aiz, -aiig, -aid appl|y,
-ies, -ying, -ied
a'plalabl, -nig appliable, -ness
a'plaidng, -iz appliancle, -es
a'plikabl, etc.
'eeplikabl, etc.
a'plaid, -z, -Ig, -igli, -id; .a*,
-az applaud, -s, -ing, -ingly,
-ed; -er, -ers

a'plaigir, -li applausive, -ly

a'plaiz applause
a'|)lam
'seplati aplomb

Oa'ponnant,
a'pouz,

-g

opponent,

-ig,

-s

oppo8|e,
a'pterita*, -z apparitor, -s
-es, -ing, -ed; 2) apposje, -es,
9'p<i''X> -iz
-ing, -ed
9'PX "iis
a'pietji, -z Apache {American
a'pouz a*, -az, -abl oppoB|er, -ers,
tribesman), -a
-able
Oa'peis apace
Oa'po:!, -z, -ig, -Igll, -d appal,
Oa'peleit appellate
-s, -ling, -lingly, -led
a'pelant, -s appellant, -s
o'pa:X{9n^ -anz, -anig [-vig], -and
a'pelativ appellative
apporti|on, -ons, -oning, -oned
a'pend, -z, -ig, -id append, -s, a'paijanmant, -g apportionment,
-iz,

-tt

1)

-ing, -ed

a'pendant,
a'pendids,

-s

appendant, -s
-iz appendage, -s
-s

Oa'padaglg, -i:z apodosjis, -eg

apadsla'tjnara, -z appoggiatura,

apendi'saltig appendicitis
a'pendl|k8, -ksiz, -gi:z appendijx,
-xes, -ces

Oa'pearant,

etc.

= a'pterant,

etc.

-s

a'paint, -g, -ig, -Id appoint,

-ing, -ed

a'palntmant,

-s

appointment,

-s,

-s

o'pokoHpg a'prentlajlp

e'pokollps, -tz apocalypse, -a

o'pokoUpt. -N apooalypt, -a
pske'llptflk , -Igt, Isti apocalypt|io,

pokojioit,
at|o

(v.),

-iatB

-ist,

opoko poljou,

apooopation, -Ig, -Id apocop-

-z

-ii,

-ing, -ed

-B,

o'pokopeit apocopate (ae^'.)

o'pokoulf -z apocope, -b
a'pokrlfjo, -0!!, -in apooryph|a
(A.), -aB, -al

opoIo'do:ro8 ApoUodorus
e polodsaizi'lz, -ig, -d apologizje
[-lB|el, -es, -iug, -ed
9pal9'asetlk, -ol, -all, -g apologetic, -al, -ally, -a

o'poladsll, 'Iz, -Ist. -Ists

logly, -les, -iBt, -iata

apo-

apofl'nearlg [-'na:risl Apollinaris

poljon [-lian] Apollyon

a'polon Apollo
a'poIoH ApolIoB
O'pon upon
o'popontekg [o'p-| opopauax

'pOBOm

[o'p-1,

-/<

opoBBum,

a'postlf, -z apoatil, -b
a'poBtlt, -H apoBtatu, -b
o'paBtrofalCj -iz, 'Ig, -d apoatropbizle [-isle], -es, -ing, -ed

e'pagtrail. -z apoatropho, -a
a'paOlkarfi [-dak-], -Iz apotheoarly, -iea

opa6I'on8|ig [iBnoei'onB|i8, wpa-],

apotheoauH, -ea
Oo'pralz, -Iz, ig, -d
i:z

1) appriB|e,
-ed; 2) apprlzje, -ea,

-ing, -ed
e'pralza*. -z apprizer, -b
a'prolz, -iz, -Ig, -d; -a*, -az; -obi
apprai8|e,-e8, -ing, -ea; -er, -era;
-able
a'protzi/l, -z appraiaal, -a

o'prolzmont,

-s

Bive, -ly, -nesa

a'prejfon [o'p>], -x oppreasion, -
oprl:|i'ei/an, -z appreciation, -a
a'pri:Jilelt, -b, -Ig, -Igli, -Id appreciatje, -ea, -ing, -ingly, -ed
a'priijloltarl [-Jiaf>] appreoia-

tory
[b|le, -lyi
a'priijiobjl 1-SP-], -11 apprecia-J
a'prl:j|lativ [JJat^], -11, -nig appreciative, -ly, -nes8

a'pronbrlam
a'proubrlag

appraiaement,

opprobrium

[o'p-]

op[-b
probriouB, -ly, -ness
aprouprl'elj'an, -z appropriation,
o'prouprlclt, -g, In, Id) a*,
az appropriat|e (v.)i -es, -ing,
ed; -or, -ora
o'pronprilt, -U, -nig appropriate
(adj.), -ly, -nesB
a'proutj, Iz, -ig, -t) -abl ap(a.

[o'p-j, -11, -nls

-ing,

-ea,

v.),

-ed;

able

o'poBtatalz, -iz, -Ig, -d apoatatiz|e [-iB{e], -ea, -ing, -ed

-ing,

a'proB l^o'p-], -Iz, -ig, -t; -a*, -az

oppresB, -ea, -ing, -ed; -or, -ors
a'preslv [o'p-l, -ll, -nig oppres-

proach
-t)

o'posl, -z, -Jlp apoBtle, -b, -ahip

a'poatalelt, -s apoatolate, -b
o'poataB|l, -Iz apoBtasly, -lea

-ea,

e'proB a'relbla

188

-b

o'proiitis, 1%, Ig, -t appreutio|e

(i. v.), -6B, -ing, -ed

a'prontlsXip, -s apprenticeahip,

a'prokgimeit,
imat|e

(v.),

-g, ig, id

-eB, -ing,

a'urakslmit [soin-],
imate (a(^j.), -ly

approx-

-ed

-li

approx-

o'pruiv, z, -ig, Igli, -dj a*,

az) -obi appro vje, ea, -ing,
ingly, ed; -er, -ers; -able
a'prii:r9l, z approval, -b

or

occadonal weak form of ba:*

her wed when a vowel follown
Oe'rai awry
a'raion 1) Arion; 2) Orion
o'ruit aright
a'raiYj^z, ig, dj !, alz arriv|e,
ea, -ing, -ed; -al, -ala
o'raiz, Iz, -ig, a'rouz, o'rizn
ariaje, -es, -ing, aroae. arisen
a'raizn
ha'r* [as in 'on the
horizon' frequently onOio'ralzn)

Oo'rannd around
-d; !, -oh,
-iz, -ig,
arouB|e, -ea, -ing, -ed; -al, -als

a'rauz,

Oo'raig, etc.
o'meg orang, etc.
09'roi^ z, ig, d array (. v.\
-a, -ing, -ed
a'relbla f-bja],
-n, -ns

II,

nz

Arabia,

reiii

asaiz

134

a'ssesin 9'seTareit

-a^-az arraign, Oa'stesin. -z assassin, -s

astesi'neiXaii, -z assassination, -s
-mg, -ed; -er, -ers
a'ssesineit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az
a'reinmant, -s arraignment, -s
3'reiii^ -z, 'ig.-d;
-s,

-d

8'rein<{3, -iz, -ig,

-es, -ing, -ed

arrang|e,

a'reiiKfsmant, -8 arrangement,

-s

s'reinias [-njas] araneous

3reini'al3d5ist,-s araneologist, -s
a'reins, etc.
a'reiudg, etc.
e'reijan [o'r-, o'r-], -z oration,

-8

.)i

-s, -ig, -id;

-abl arrest
-ing, -ed; -able

-s,

a'restmant, -s arrestment,
Oa'riins, -z arena, -s
a'riiti' Arete
Oa'riditi [se'r- aridity

-s

-eli originjal, -ally

a'ria*. -z arrear, -s

-az areol|a,

-i:,

areolate
3'ri3rid3 arrearage
9'ripl aripple

arithmetic

-s

-8

anema'tijan

[-mi't-, rie-],
arithmetician, -s
a'rizn arisen (from arise)
-z

a'ronmataiz,
tiz|e [-is|e],

aroma,

-z

-s

-iz, -ig,
-es, -ing,

-d aroma-ed

a'ronz arose (from arise)

Oa'rala Arolla
as (weak form of as) us
Oa'said, -z aside (s. adv.),
a'sailam, -z asylum, -s

-ing, -ed; -able

a'seilant, -s assailant, -s

a'sembl, -z, -ig, -d assemblje, -es,

-ing, -ed
a'semblji, -iz assemblly, -ies
a'semblids, >iz assemblage, -s
a'semblirn'm, -z assembly-room,
-s

-z,

-ig,

-id ascend,

-s,

a'sendanls, -si, -t 1) ascendanjce,

-cy, -t; 2) ascendenjce, -cy, -t
a'senJIan, -anz, -anj [-^j] ascensi|on (A.), -ons, -onal

-a

-ers; -able

a'sainmant,

-s assignment, -s
a'saiti:z ascites

-az

as8iz|e, -es;

-s

a'sent, -s (s.) 1) assent, -s; 2) ascent, -s

a'sent^ -s, -ig, -igli, -id (v.) assent,
-s, -mg, -ingly, -ed
a'septik, -s aseptik (s. adj.), -s
a'ses, -iz, -ig, -t; -a, -az; -abl
assess, -es, -ing, -ed; -or, -ors;
-able
a'sesa/ip, -s assessorship, -s

a'sesmant, -s assessment,
a'seti|fai

a'sain, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az; -abl

assign (s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -er,

a'saiz, -iz; -a*,

-er, -ers

a'seil, -z, -ig, -d; -abl assail, -s

a'senjandei, -z Ascension-day,

3'rist|a, -i: arist|a, -se

Oa'rouma,

-z, -in, -d; -a*, -az assay,

-ing, -ed; -er, -ers

-ing, -ed

-as

a'riOmatik [-mit-],

(A.), -s

Oa'seij

a'send,

3'rialelt [-'riol-, 'earialeit, -riol-]

(),

-z assumption
a'SAm^tiT assumptive
a'SAnda* asunder

a'SAnipJn,

a'seimaista*, -z assay-master, -s

aridsi'nselitii [or-] originalit|y

-se,

-ed; -or,

Oa'seksjnal [-k/nal] asexual

a'seldama [a'kel-j aceldama

sridsi'nei/aii [or-] origination

a'ridsineit [o'r-], -s, .ii|, -id;
-8*, -8z; -iv originat|e, -es, -ing,
-ed; -or, -ors; -ive
9 ridsini; [o'r-, -dsan-, -ds^i-],

s'rialfa [a'riol|a],

-es, -ing,

Oa'SAmpsit assumpsit

-s,

Oa'rest,
(s.

assa8sinat|e,
-ors

-s

-faiig,
faid aceti|fy, -fies, -fying, -fied
a'setik, -s, -al, -ali 1) ascetic
(s.
a^.), -s, -al, -ally; 2)
[a'si:ti-],

-faiz,

a'siitik

a'setilim acetylene
a'setisizm asceticism
a'seya*, -z, -rig, -d assever, -s,
-ing, -ed
aseya'reijaii, -z asseveration, -s
a'sevareit, -s, -ig, -igli, -id
asseveratle, -es, -ing, -ingly, -ed

a'sa'b a'soujieit

-iti acerb, -ity

a'saijan, -z assertion, -s
a' salt, -s, -iflj -id; -e*, -az; -abl
assert, -s, -ing, -ed; -er [-or],
-ers [-ors]; -able
3'S3:tiT, "li, -nis assertive, -ly,
-ness
03s'flk8|i, -iz asphyx{y, -ies

Oa'saib,

asflksi'eij'an
as'flksieit,

asphyxiation
-ig, -id; -3*, -az

-s,

asphyxiat|e, -es, -ing, -ed;

os'fllcsia

asphyxia

-or,"]

[-orsj

a'setifai, etc.
Oa'siitifai, etc.
3'8i:tik [3'setik] acetic
Os'sidijfai, -faiz, -faiig, -faid
acidi|fy, -fies, -lying, -fled

a'siditi acidity

'sidja38, -li, -nis assiduous, -ly,

-ness
a'sidjuleit, -s, -ig, -id acidulat|e,

-ed
o'sidjulas acidulous
asimi'leijan, -z assimilation,
-es, -ing,

-s

a'simileit, -8, -ig, -id; -iv assimilat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -ive
3'sindit|an, -a asyndet|on, -a

a'sinibsin Assiniboine
-n, -nz Assyria, -n, -ns

3'8iri3,

asiri'aladsli,

-i8t,

-ists assyrio-

logly, -ist, -ists

a'sist, -8, -ig, -id; -a*, -az assist,
-B, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers

a'8i8t9n8, -iz assistance, -s

a'sistant, -s assistant, -s
Oa'^'ann, -z,-ig,-igli, -dassum|e,
-es, -ing, -ingiy, -ed
a'i^'a:mab|I, -li as8uniab|le, -ly
Oas'ksens [as'ka:ns] askance
es'ktent askant
as'kju: askew
as'kraib, -z, -ig, -d; -abl ascrib|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -able
as'kripjan, -z ascription, -s

as'kirint asquint
Oa'8la:nt aslant
a'sli.'p asleep
a'sloup aslope

a8onsi'ei/an [-ouji-],

-ed

-er, -ers
a'sa:t, -s, -ig, -id assort, -s, -ing,

-ed
a'89:tmant, -s assortment, -s
Oa'sail, -z, -ig, -d assoil, -s, -ing^
-ed
a'salt, etc.

a'sailt, etc.

-rig, -rigli, -d
aspirle, -es, -ing, -ingly, -ed

as'paia*,

-z,

as'paeragas asparagus
as'pa:d3,-iz, -ig, -d; -i:z asperg|e,
-es, -ing, ed; -es (s.)

as'paimas aspermous
as'pa:s, -iz, -ig, -t; -iv aspers|e,
-es, -ing, -ed; -ive
as'paijan, -z aspersion, -s

as'praat asprout
as'pred aspread
Oa8t (weak form of hsest) hast
as'taand, -z, -ig, -id astound, -s,
-ing, -ed
a8'ta:* astir

a8'ta:n astern
as'tiarilses,

-i:

asterijas, -se

a8'^n:t, -a*, -ist, -li, -nis astute,

-r, -st, -ly, -ness
as'tanji, -iz, -iig, -id aston|y,
-ies, -ying, -led
as'tanij, -iz, -ig, -igli, -t; -mant
astonish, -es, -ing, -ingly, -ed;
[-ment
as'traid astride
as'trtedl astraddle
as'trei astray
as'trikjan, -z astriction, -s
as'trint^s, -iz, -ig, -d astringle,
-es, -ing, -ed
as'trincisansi astringency
as'trineJsant, -li, -_s astringent,
-ly, -8

-z associa-

tion, -s
a'sonjieit, -8, -ig, -id associat|e
-es, -ing,

a'sonjieitiv [-Jiat-] associative

asonjia'biliti associability
a'sonj'iabl, -ni8 associable, -ness
a'sonjiit, -s associate (.), -s
Oa'sa'lt, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az
assault (s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed;

as'traladsla*, -az, -i astrologjer,

-ers, -y
as'tranraiaiz, -iz, -ig, -d astro-

Oa'sonka Asoka

(v.),

a'soujieitir 9'sn:m

135

nomiz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed

as'tranamja*, -az; -i, -iz astronom|er, -ers; -y, -ies

Oa'snim,

etc.

= a'sjmm,

etc.

a'sweids a'test
Oa'sweids,

-ig,

-iz,

-d;

136

-013111

assuagle, -es, -ing, -ed; -ment

a'sweisiT, -z aasuasive (s. ac^.),
-B

a'Jtenti' Ashanti
Oa'Jeiiiild, -idli, -idnis asham{ed,
-edly, -edness

a'tazn

a'weikan

-z, -ig, -d attorn,

a'tazni, -z attorney, -s

Oa'ta:n,

-s,

-ing,
[-ed

a'tainiizm attorneyism
a'tainijip, -8 attorneyahip, -a
Oa'^nm, -z, -ig, -d attunje, -es,
-ing, -ed
Oa'toun, -z, -ig, -igli^ -d; -a*,

Oa'Jiva* ashiver

-az aton|e, -es, -ing, -ingly, -ed;

Oo'/unka Asoka

-er, -ers

Oa'Joia*

1)

ashore; 2)

= a'/ua*

Oa'/na*

[-'Joa*, -'Ja:**]* -Zj -riDj

a8sur|e, -es, -ing, -ed

a'Jiiar|a* [-'Joar-, -'ja.'r-], -azj

-ans, -9iisiz; -idli, -idnis aasurjer, -ers; -ance, -ances; -edly,

-ednesa
0at {weak form of set) at
a'taia*, -z, -rig, -d; -mant
-es, -ing,

Oa'ttek,
(s.

attack

-ing, -ed; -er, -ers

ataxy

a'ttetj", -iz,

-s

a'tal ['setal], -z atoll, -s

a'talant attolent

a'tamik atomic
a'tanik, -s atonic
a'tap atop

(a.

adj.), -a

Oa'trait attrite
attir|e,

-ment

-s, -ig, -t; -a*, -az

v.), -s,

a'tseksi

-ed;

a'tonnmant, -s atonement,
Oa'tak Attock (India)

-in, -t; -abl attach,

-able
a'ttetjmant, -b attachment, -s
Oa'tein, -z, -ig, -d attain, -a,
-ing, -ed
a'teinda*, -z attainder, -s
ateina'biliti attainability
a'teinabi, -nis attainable, -neas
a'teinmant, -s attainment, -a
a'teint, -s, >ig, -id attaint (s. v.),
-s, -ing, -ed
Oa'tempa*, -z, -rig, -d attemper,
-s, -ing, -ed

a'trtekjan, -z attraction,

-neas

-es, -ing, -ed;

9'tempt, -s, -ig, -id} -a*, -az;

-abl attempt (s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed;
-er, -ers; -able
a'tend, -z, -ig, -id; -a*, -az
attend, -s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers

-a

a'treekt, -s, -ig, -igli, -id; -a*,

-az; -abl attract, -s, -ing, -ingly,
-ed; -or, -ors; -able
atrtekta'biliti attractability
a'trtektiv, -li, -nis attractive, -ly,

a'trembl atremble
a'tribju:t, -s, -ig, -id attribut|e
(v.), -es, -ing, -ed

a'tribjntabl attributable
a'tribjutir, -li attributive, -ly
a'trip atrip
a'trijan, -z attrition, -a
a'troujas, -11, -nis atrocious, -ly,
-nesa
a'traflk [se't-] atrophic
a'tr98it|i, -iz atrocitjy, -iea

Oa'tJi:v, -z, -ig, -d; -abl achiev|e,

-ea, -ing, -ed; -able
a'tJiiTmant, -s achievement, -a
a'0a:8t athirst

a'Oiina

Athena

a'tendsns, -iz attendance, -a

a'Ofcni- Athene
a'tendant, -s attendant, -s
a'Oiinian [-njan], -z Athenian, -s
atenju'eijan, -z attenuation, -a a'6a:t nautical pron. of a'Owait
a'tenjneit, -s, -ig, -id attenuat|e a'Orob athrob
(v.), -es, -ing, -ed
a'Bwait athwart
a'tenjaant, -g attenuant, -s
a'wail [a'hwail] awhile
a'tenjnit attenuate (adj.)
Oa'wei away
a'tenjan, -z attention, -a
a'weik, -s, -ig, -t^ a'wonk awak|e
a'tentiT,
-neas
a'test,
(.

v.),

-li,

-s,
-a,

-nis attentive, -ly,

-ig,

-id;

-abl atteat

-ing, -ed; -able

(adj. v.),

-es,

-jng, -ed,

awoke

a'treikabl awakable
a'weik|an, -anz, -9nip [-fig],
-and awak|en,-en8,-ening, -ened

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a'weiknii), -z awakening (.), -s

a'weit, -s, -iii, -Id await, -s, -ing,
-ed

Oa'wca* aware

Od'wouk awoke (from awake)

O3'wo:d,
(s.

.),

-abl award
-ing, -ed; -able

-z, -ij, -id;

-s,

Oa'woJ awash

%VY

1) {weak form of ot) of;

{weak form of hsBv) have
Os'Taist avast
Oa'vaital ['jevitel] avital

2)

e'vendgaris

fais

a'veiidsaris, -iz avengeress, -es

a'venelsful avengeful

a'Yene^Smant avengement
a'vesta Avesta
Oa'va:*, -z, -rig, -d aver, -s, -ring,
-red
a'vaimant, -s averment, -s
a'vais, -li, -nis averse, -ly, -ness
a'veijan, -z aversion, -s
-s, -ig, -id: -ibl [-abl]
avert, -s, -ing, -ed; -ible
a'vaiz avers {from aver)

a'vait,

a'vaizou, -z aviso, -s
Oa'viditi avidity
-z, -iii, -d; -idli avow, Oa'vonka 1) Avoca; 2) Ovoca
-8, -ing, -ed; -ediy
Oa'v:nt avaunt
a'Tansbl, -nis avowable, -ness
Oa'vaid, -z, -ig, -id; -abl avoid,
9'Taaal, -z avowal, -s
-s, -ing, -ed; -able
a'Tanrji, -iz avowr|y, -ies
a'vaidans, -iz avoidance, -s
a'vaatjf. -iz, -ig, -t; -mant
az 1) {weak form of sez) as {adv.
avoucn, -es, -ing, -ed; -ment
conj); 2) {weak form o/'hsBz) has
Oaz'bestain [sez-] asbestine
Oa'TAlJan, -z avulsion, -s
asbestous;
a'TAii^ula* avuncular
az'bestas [sez-]
1)
az'bestas asbestos
Oa'veil, -z, -ii), -igli, -d avail
2)
az'bestik [sez-] asbestic
(g. v.), -s, -ing, -ingly, -ed
az'bestas [sez-] asbestos
aveila'biliti availability
a'veilabll, -li, -Inis availab|le, -ly, Oa'zeilia [-Ija], -z azalea, -s
se'z-leness
Oa'zont, a'zatik
Oa'vends, -iz, -ig, -d: -a*, -az Oa'zaiaz Azores
aveng|e, -ea, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers a'zairiz poetical form of a'zaiaz

Oa'Tan,

fa:*

'fa:5al|i, -inis fatherl|y, -iness

faimaka'pi-a [-ko'p-], -z pharmacopoeia, -s

fa:ma'sjafaima'kjn:faima'kaladslij -ist, -ists pharmacologly, -ist, -ists
'fa:man, -z Farman, -s
'fa:mag{i,-iz, -ist, -ists pharmacjy,

'fa:9ig, -z farthing, -s
'fa:9iggeil, -z farthingale, -s

fa:ma'sjii:tik [-a'kjn:-], -al, -ali,

1) far; 2) Farr
0''o:9|a*, -ist farthler, -est
fa:5a*, -z, -rig, -d; -lis father
(s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -less
'fa:9a|had, -Isend fatherjhood,

land

-ies, -ist, -ists

pharmaceutic,

-ally, -s

0'fa:'fetjt far-fetched
'feikia*, etc.
0'fa:kia*, etc.
'ta'Xw9*, -sn Farquhar, -son

'fa:inhaa|8, -ziz farmhous|e, -ses

O'fo:'lft:} "Z fa-la, -s

'fa:m'ja:d, -z farmyard, -s

'fo:U 1) Farleigh; 2) Farley

'fa:lon Farlow
O'faim, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az farm
-a. -ing, -ed; -er (F.),
(s. .).

Ofa:n Farn(e)

-ers

-8

-al,

'faimsted, -z farmstead,

-s

'fa:n{bara, -abi, -am, -wa'O Farn-

|borough, -aby, -ham, -worth

O'faira'wei far-away

fa:s, -iz farce, -s

'fai'saitid 'faiari

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'fa:'saitid, -nis far-sighted, -neas

fai'seilia [-Ija]

Pharsalia

-nd

fast-

-ening, -ened
faisna* [-?a*], % fastener, -s
'fa.'snig [-i^iii], -z (s.) fastening, -s
'faz'spent far-spent
fttist, -s, -8*, -ist, -ifl, -id fast
adj. V. adv.),

-s, -er,

-est, -ing,

'faistdei, -z fast-day, -s
'faista*, -z (s.) faster, -s

'faiat. -s

'faitet;,

-s fiat, -s

'faia/ip, -s fire-ship, -s

'faiawazKs fireworks
'faiawaijip, -a*, -az fire-worship,
per, -pers
'faia|wo:ta*,

'faiaz fires

-wud

fire-]water,

fai'ans [-'5ns] (fa'jais) faience

'faiset ['faiat], -s fiat, -s

O'faiba*,

-z,

-d; -lis fibre,

-s,

-d;

-less

'faibras, -11, -nls fibrous, -ly, -ness

'faibril, -z fibril, -s
'faibrin fibrin
Ofai'deliti
fi'd- fidelity

'fldites

Phidias

-rig, -dj -ra*, -raz

fire (s. v.), -s, -ing, -d; -er, -ers
'faiabalum, -z fire-balloon, -s
-z,

'faiabad, -z fire-ball, -s
'faiabaks, -iz fire-box, -es
'faiabrtend, -z fire-brand, -s
'faiabrigeid, -z fire-brigade,
'faiabrik, -s fire-brick, -s
'faiadtemp fire-damp

-s

'faiafljai} -aiz fire-fl|y, -ies

'faiagaid, -z fire-guard, -s
'faiaklei fire-clay
'faial, >z phial, -s
'faialak, -s fire-lock, -s
'faia|man, -man fire-|man, -men
'faiapeen, -z fire-pan, -s
'faiaplAQ, -z fire-plug, -s
'faiapleis, -iz fire-place, -s
'faiapra:r fire-proof
'faiaraim, -z fire-arm, -s
'faiaraian, -z fire-iron, -s
'faiarendsin, -z fire-engine, -s
'falara*, -z firer, -s
'faiarala:]ii, -z fire-alarm, -s

1)

(from

fire)

Fife; 2) Fyffe; 3)

Phyfe

-az fif|e
(a. v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -era
'faif meidsa*, -z fife-major, -s
'faifjia* Fifeshire
Ofail, -z, -ill, -d 1) (s. v.) fil|e,
-es, -ing, -ed; 2) (s.)
'fatal,
-z phial, -s
faif,

O'taiwei [-wal] Farwell

fai, -z 1) phi, -s; 2) fie

faia*,

-s firing-point, -s
'faiariskeip, -s fire-escape, -s
'faiasaid, -z fire-side, -s

Ofaif

'faistnis, -iz fastness, -es

'faidites

'faiarii) firing (.)

-wood

-ed

'faita*

'faiarii) paint,

|en, -ens,

(s.

'faiarii)

'faiarii|pa:t|i, -iz firing-partjy, -ies

'falsi farcy
'fa:sik|l, -ali farcic|al, -ally
'fa:s|n, -nz, -niij [-]^ig],

-s,

-ig,

-t;

-a*,

Filey

'faili

'failigz filings

Ofain,
adj.

-a*, -ist, -z, >ii), -d 1) (s.

nn|e, -er, -ist, -es, -ing,

v.),

-ed; 2) Fyne
'fainait, -li, -nis finite, -ly, -ness
fai'neeliti finality
fai'ngens, etc.
ti'naens, etc.
'faind, -z, -ig, fannd find {s. v.),
-s, -ing, found
'fainda*, -z finder, -s

'faindig, -z finding (s.), -s

'fain| dra:, >,dra:z, -,dra:ig,-,dru:,
- araiJk. flne|-draw, -draws, -drawing, -drew, -drawn
'fainabl finable
'fainal|ist[-n^|-], -ists,
list,

-ists,

-izm final-

-ism

'fainari finery
'fainig, -z fining, -s
'fainis finis
'fainl, -ali finjal, -ally
'fainjli, -nis finejly, -ness
'fainjspjin fine-spun
fainz 1) fines {from fine);
2)

Fiennes;

3)

Fynes

O fai'ans = fai'ans

faience

'faiari:ta*, -z fire-eater, -s

O'faisn 1) Fison; 2) Fyson

Ofait, -s, -ig, fa:t fig|it (s.
-s, -ing, fought

'faiar|i,-ili, -inis fier|y, -ily, -iness

'faita*, -z fighter, -s

v.),

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139

'

OfaiT,

-fould

-z,

five,

-fold

-s,

'faiya*, -z fiver, -s
Ofaiz phis [plur. of phi]
fanl, -a*, -ist, -z, -ij, -d 1) foul
(. adj. v.), -er, -est, -s, -ing, -ed;

2) fowl (g. v.), -8, -ing, -ed

'fanla*, -z 1) fouler {compar.

fowler (F.),
fauli [fanUi] foully
'fanlignet, -s fowling-net,
foul; 2)

(s.)

'faulli)pi:s.

'fsefna* 'fseni

O'fafna* Fafner

Ofg,

-z, -ig, -d 1) fag (..),

-ging, -ged; 2) Fagg(e)
'fseg'end, -z fag-end, -a
-8,

'feegat, -s faggot, -s
'f%gma:st3*, -z fag-master, -s

of O'fsekaltji,

-iz facult|y, -ies

'fsekaltativ [-teit-] facultative

feek'simili, -z fac-simile, -s
'fiekj'an, -z faction, -a

-s

-s

fowling-piece,

-iz

-s

[S^l] factional

'feekj'anl

'fanl'mauod foul-mouthed
'faul'nes Foulness

'fsekjanarji [-J^a-], -iz factionar]y,

'fanlnis foulness

'fsekjanist

'faull'plei,

-ies

-'spoakan foul-|play,

-spoken

fann'deijan, -z foundation, -s
fann'deijana* [-Jija*], -z foundationer, -s

'fannda*, -z founder (s.), -s

'faunda*, -z, -rig, -d founder
-a, -ing, -ed

(v.),

'fanndliii, -z foundling (F.), -s

'fanndr|i, -iz foundrjy, -ies

fannt, -s fount, -s
'fanntin, -z fountain (F.), -s
'faantin'hed, -z fountain-head,

-s

-ed

-es, -ing,
-li,

-d fabulizje

-nis fabulous, -ly,

fsebrik, -s fabric (.), -s

faebri'kei/an, -z faorication, -s
ftebrikeit, -s, -ii), -Idj -a*, -az
fabricat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or,
-ors
fsebrikeitiv [-kat-] fabricative
Ofsed, -z fad, -s
'fed|i, -ia*, -iist; -ili, -inis fadd|y,
-ier, -iest; -ily, -iness

faddish

'feed|ist,

-ists,

-izm

fadd|ist, -ists,

-ism

O'fseSam,

factionist, -a
factious, -ly,

fiekt, -8 fact, -3
'fsekta*, -z factor, -s
'feektaraiz, -iz, -ig, -d factorizje
[-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed
'ftektar|i, -iz factor|y, -ies

'ftektarids factorage
fsek'tijas, -li, -nis factitious, -ly,
-ness
'fsektitiv factitive

fsek'tontam, -z factotum,

-s

fek'ta:rial factorial

'teelsend^, -iz phalange, -s

'fseltegks, -iz, fse'ltendsiiz phal-

anx,

-iz, -ii),

'feebjnlist, -s fabulist, -s

'fsedij

-nis

Ofl Fal

faanz Fownes

'fsebjnlaiz,
[-is|e],

[-Jifi-], -s

-li,

-ness

'faulz 1) fouls; 2) fowls; 3) Foulis

Ofannd, -z, -ig, -id 1) found, -s,
-ing, -ed; 2) found (from find)

fsebjalas,
-ness

'fiekjas,

-es,

phalanges

'fselas i, -iz fallacjy, -ies

fseU'biiiti [-lab-] fallibility

fselibll [-lab-], -li, -Inls fallib|le,
-ly, -leness
'fselkeit, -id falcate, -d

'fselmaO
(s.

Falmouth

-ig, -d; -nis fallow

ac^. v.), -a, -ing, -ed; -ness

'ffelon,

-z,

'fselon dia* fallow-deer

'feelooMd Fallowfield
'fselonz fallows (F.)
0'fseinil|i> -iz famil|y, -ies

'feemin, -z famine, -s
'feemij, -iz, -ig, -t famish, -es,
-ing, -ed

Ofsen,

-z, -ill,

-d fan

(. v.)

(F.),

-ning, -ned
fsen'dteiigon, -z fandango, -s
'fsena*, -z fanner, -s
'fsenfea* (foi'fair), -z fanfare,
-8,

-z, -ii),

fathom (..)>

-s>

-d; -abl; -lis

-ing, -ed; -able;

-less

'feeSamlain, -z fathom-line,

-s

'fseni

Fanny

-s

'ftenlait, -a fanlight, -s
'fens|i.

-iig, -id;

-iz,

fancfy

v.),

(s.

-ia*, -idx

-ying, -ied;

-ies,

-ier, -iers

faensi'bo:!, -z fancy-ball, -s
'fiensi'dres, -iz fancy-dress, -es

-waik

'feensiffri:,

fancy- |free,

-work

Fanshawe

ften'ttestik, -al, -all, -alnis fantastic, -al, -ally, -alness

phantasm,

'faentaezm, -z

-s

feentsezma'go'ria phantasmagoria
feen'taezm|al, -all, -Ik phantasm-ally, -ic

ftes'tidias [-djas], -11, -nis fasti-

'feentam, -z phantom, -s
'fsentasjl [-az|l], -Iz fantasly, -ies
fainta'sla [-a'zia, feen'ta:zla], -z
fantasia, -s

-d; -Us fang

-z,

(F.), -s,

-ed; -less

0'fra*

1)

0'f/|an, -anz,
fashilon

(s.

'faeJanmAgga*,

-ness
'faetlii),

fattfen,

Pharisee,

-s

'fseran, etc.

'fteron, -z, -li|, -d 1) (s. v.) farrow

(F.), -s, -ing, -ed; 2)
'fearon

Of'sa:d, -z

fa's- fa9ade, -s

'fieSAil facile
'feNl:z

fasces

'fsesikl, -z fascicle, -s

-ly,

fa'ljalti fatuity

-^g,

-nd_; -fa*, -ipaz

-ening,

-ens,

-ened;

-ener, -eners
'faetnis fatness

O'tmrBSam Faversham

'fAd|l,

-lz,-Ug

-Ier, -Iers

-se, -as
a^.), -ter,

{.

-z fatling, -s

fserln'dsaltls pharyngitis
fse'rindsial
fa'r- pharyngeal
feri'nei/as farinaceous
'faerinous farinose
[ingdon
'faerigdan 1) Farringdon; 2jFarfte'riggal
fa'r- pharyngal
'faerlgks, -iz pharynx, -es
'feerigtan Farrington
feeri'seiik, -al, -all, -alnis pharisaic, -al, -ally, -alness

(Faroe)

fashionmonger,

-test
'faethed, -z fathead, -s
'faet|i, -inis fatt|y, -iness
'faetima Fatima
'faetjnas, -11, -nis fatuous,

-Jaz

-z

-az fasci|a,

'faejlja, -1:,

'fseria*, -z, -ri farrier, -s, -y

etc.

-and

-oning,

-8

'faet|n, -nz,

'fseramand [-mand] Fharamond

'tseran Farren
'fsernhalt ['fa:r-] Fahrenheit
'faerant Farrant

'fsem,

-ons,

'faejana* [-/?*], -z fashioner, -s

'faBjranab|l [-JT^a-], -11, -Inls fashionab|le, -ly, -leness

fae'tjnltl

Farrar; 2) Farrer

'fterad, -z farad, -s
'fgeradei Faraday

'fserisi:, -z

-anii) [-i^ig],

v.),

OfsBt, -a*, -ist fat

'ftentell, -z fantail, -s

Offeg,

'faestal fasti (F.)

-oned

= faenta'sia

fseii'ta:zla

|al,

fsesi'neijan, -z fascination, -s
'fwsineit, -s, -ii|, -id; -a*, -az
fascinat,e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or,
-ors
'faesit [-set], -s, -id facet, -s, -ed

dious, -ly, -ness

'fsensi|ful, -fali [-fall], -fMlnls

fanci|ful, -fully, -fulness
'fsenja:

fnsi'nei/^n find

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'faenlait 'fsesikl

fudd|le,

lids,

-iz,

(Fl

-ig, -d

-es, -ing,

-Id; .\9*,

[-lii,],

-Ies,

-ling,

(s.

v.)

-led;

fudg|e

-ed

O'fildsant,

-11 fulgent, -ly

'filgjaareit, -s,-ii), -id fulgurat|e,

-es, -ing, -ed

'fAlkr|am, -a, -amz fulcr|um,

-a,

-ums
fAlmi'tteiJan, -z fnlmination, -s
'fAlminelt, -s, -ig, -id fulminatje,
-es, -ing -ed
fAlsam ['ful-], -11, -nis fulsome,
-ly, -ness
'filras fulvous
O'fAmbl, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az
fumbl|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers

OfAn
fAnd,

fun

-z, -ig, -id

-ing, -ed

fund

(s. v.),

-s,

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feid 'fei69:ii

findamen'tseliti fundamentality
fAnda'mentil, -all [-^] fundamentjal, -ally

Ofeid,

'fAndamant, -s fundament, -s
fAndhonlda*, -z fund-holder,

O
-s

'find! Fundy
'fAndlis fundless

'fAn|, -z funnel, -s
0'fAi|g|as, -ai, -asiz

1)

fungjus,

fungous
'fAggaid, -z fungoid (s adj.),
lAgk, -s, -ii|, -t [fAflt] funk (s.

-a
v.),

'fAgt|i,-ia*, -list, ai,-inisfunk|y,

-ier, -lest, -ily, -iness

'tAgkia, -z funkia, -s
'fAi|kJ|n, -anz, -anil) [-fig], -and
functi|on (s. v.), -ons, -oning,

-oned

[-ifali]

fAgkt funked

O'fAria*, -z furrier, -s
'fArou, -z, -ig, -d; -i furrow
-s, -ing, -ed; -y

(..),

-a*, -az

fuss

OfAS,

-iz, -ii), -t;

-es.

-ier, -lest, -ily, -iness

'fAskas fuscous
fAst fussed (from fuss)
'fAst|i, -ia, -ilst, -iU, -inis fu8t|y,
-ier,

iest, -ily, -iness

'fAStian fustian
fAsti'geiJan, -z fustigation, -s
'fAstigei^ -s, -ig, -id fustigatje,
-es, -ing,

Ofiz,

-ed
-d fuzz,

-iz, -ig,

-z

fay

(F.), -s

O'feina* Faber (English name)

'feibian [-bjan], -z 1) Fabian, -s;
2) Fabyan
-bii
'feifbias [-bjas], -biai Fajbius,
1) fable, -s, -d;
'feibl, -z, -d
2)

Fabel

-ism

v.),

-s,

Ofeim, -d fame, -d
'feimas,

-nis famous, -ly, -ness

-li,

-z 1) fane, -s; 2) fain

-z, -ig, -d; -idli, -idnis

fein,
feign, -s, -ing, -ed; -edly, -edness
'feinig Faning
feint, -s, -ig, -id 1) (s. v) faint,
-B, -ing, -ed; 2) (s. adj. v.) feint,
-ing, -ed

'feintha:t, -s faint-heart, -s
'feint'haitid, -li, -nis faint-hearted, ly, -ness
'feiutij, -nis faintish, -ness
'feint|li, -nis faint|ly, -ness
Ofeis, -iz, -ig, -t; -a*, -az fac|e
ing, -ed; -er, -ers
(s v.), -es,
'feisig, -z

(s.)

facing, -b

'feisjis, -i:z phas|is, -es

'feislis faceless

feist faced
0'feij|l, -all faci|al, -ally
Ofeit, -s, -ig, -id 1) fat|e (F.), -es,
-ed; 2) (s. v.) f6t|e, -es, -ing, -ed
fa'tseliti fatality
fei'tseliti

'feitdei, -z fete-day, -s
'feital|ist [-tj|-], -ists,
list,

-ists,

-izm fatal-

-ism

feita'listik fatalistic
-es, -ing,!

[-edj
'fAzbail, -z fuzzball, -s
tAz|i, -la*, -list, -ill, -inirf'fuzz|y,
-ier, -iest, ily, -iness

fei,

-s,

'feisgaid, -z face-guard, -s

-ing, -ed; -er, -era

'fAs|i, -ia*, -list, -ili, -inis fuss|y,
(s. v.).

-er, -ers

-rizm fakir,

'feikf am Fakenham
feiks fakes (P.)
Ofeil, -z, -ig, -d fail (s.
-ing, -ed
'feilig, -z failing (s.), -s

-s,

'tAi|k Janarji [- Ji^ar|i], -Iz functionarjy, -ies

fAgt

-ing, -ed;

-es,

v.),

Ofein,

-ing. -ed

fAflkJlan^ [-ijiW, -anall

functi|onal. -onally

fad|e, -es,

1)

'feilja*, -z failure, -s

-uses; 2)

-a,

(s.

'feikia*, -z,

'fAOil, "ia*, -list, -ili, -inis funn|y,

-ier, -lest, -ily, -iness

-i,

-ig, -id

-z,

-ing -ed; 2) Faed

Ofei'et Fayette
feik, -s, -ig, -t; -a*, -az fak|e

'feit|l, -ali fat|al, -ally

'feitn, -z

phaeton,

-s

-s faith (F.), -s
'feieful, -full [-fali],

Ofeie,

-fwlnis

1) faith |ful (F.), fully, -fulness;

2) FaithfuU
'feiehi:l|ig, -a*, -az faith-heal ing,
-er, -ers
'feieiis, -li, -nis faithless, -ly,
|

-ness
'fei6o:n

Faithorne

O'feiva*, -z, -rii), -d; -lis; -ra*,

-rsz favour (s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed;
er, -ers

-less;

'feiTrab|l, -11, -Inis favourab|le,

ly, -leness
'felT^rit, -8, -izm favourit|e (s.

-ism
phase,

-es,

a<^'.),

Ofeiz,

-iz

-s;

1)

fe'lonnjag 'festa*

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feiva* 'feloM'kriit/a*

2)

fays

of fay)
'febrail == 'fl:brail
{plur.

fl'lonDJas
fe'lonnjas
'felou'sitiz^n, -z fellow-citizen, -s
'feloMjip, -8 fellowship, -s
'felouz 1) fellows (F.); 2)Fellowes
felps Phelps
'felspa:* 1) felspar; 2) feldspar
'felstid Felste(a)d
1) felt

'felt, -s

(from feel); 2) felt

-a

is.),

'febrifjn:d3, -iz febrifuge, -s

'fel|tam, -tan Fe]|tham, -ton

'feltig, -z felting, -s

'febrnari February

O'femara

Ofed fed {from

feed)
fede'reijao, -z federation, -s
fedareit, -s, -ig, -id federat|e
(v.), -s. -ing, -ed
'fedareitiT [-rat-] federative
'fedaral. -z federal, -a
'fedaralfist, -ists,
-ists,

-izm

federal|i8t,

'femaral femoral
femi'niliti feminility
-II, -nis feminine, -ly,
-ness
femi'niiiit|i, -iz femininity, -ies

'feminin,

Ofen,
fend,

-ism

'flimara femora
(alternative plur. of femur)

-z 1) fen_(F.), -s; 2) Fenn

-z, -ig, -id fend, -s, -ing,

'fedarit, -s federate (s. adj.), -a

O'tebd*, -z, -rig, -d feather (s. .),
-s,
ing, -ed

-ed
'fenda*, -z fender, -s

'feSabrein, -z, -d feather-brain,

-s, -ed
'feSahed, -z feather-head, -s
'fedar'eds, -iz feather-edge, -s
'fedari feathery
'fedastan, -ha: Featherstone,

'fen|i,

-imaia* Fenn|y, -imore

'fenik

Fenwick

-haugh
-ig,

-t

-z feoffee, -s
-8 feoffment, -s

'fefmant,

fe'fo:*, -z feoffor, -s

O'fekand,

etc.
'fl:kand, etc.
'febjulan|s, -t feculenjce, -t

Ofel,

-z, -ig,

(F.), -s,

-d 1) (. ((/. v) fell
ed; 2) fell (from

-ing,

'fen; 1) fennel; 2) Fennell

fens, -iz, -ig, -tj -a*, -az fenc|e
(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
'fetts{ibl[-abi], -lis fenc|ible, -eless

O 'feral, -z 1) ferrel (F.)

2)

=-church
'fern:l

ferrule, -s
-iig, -id ferr|y (. v.),
-ying, -ied
'feribont, -s ferryboat, -a
'fer|ia3, -ik ferrjeous, -ic
'feri|ni3n, -man ferry-|man, -men
'feris, -ba:g Ferris, -berg
'ferit, -s, -ig, -id (s. v.) ferret (F.),
-izj

'fer|i,

ies,

-8,

-ing. -ed

'feritar|i, -It feretor|y, -ies

'feriti ferity

fall)

'teldspai* feldspar

vulgar
or facetious for 'felon fellow

'fela,

Fenham

'fenjtan, -tjaitj Feu|ton,

featherstitch (s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed

Ofef, -8, -ig, -t; -a*, -az feoflf
(v.), -a, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
-iz,

'feSastitJ*,

fe'fi:,

'fenam

-z

1) fellah,

-a;

2)

'ferjuil, -z
'feru:I, -z
ferJ, -z
'feral, -z

'fela*, -z feller, -s

'ferowtaip, -s ferrotype,
fe'rnidsinas ferruginous

'felan, -zj -i, -iz felon, -s; -y, -ies

'fern:l, -z 1) ferrule, -s; 2) ferule,

'fel|i,

-iz fell|y, -ies

'felou, -z 1) fellow, -s; 2^ felloe, -s

fellow-feeling
'feloM'kriitJ'a*, -z fellow- creature,

'felo/.'fl:lig

-s

-s

Ofes,

-iz fesse, -s
'feskjn:, -si fescue, -s
'festa'j -z, -rig, -d fester
-s, -mg, -ed

(s. v.),

'festas 'fsarou

143

'festss Festus
'festiy, -li, -nis festive, -ly, -ness
'festiral [-teT-], -z festival, -s

'fsaros

-ally

Pharos

O 'fea'sponk^n

fair-spoken
O'fsa'treid, -a*, -az fair- trad] e,

fes'tiTit|i, -iz festivitly, -ies

'festll, -3li feat|al,

'fsaras 'fsamari

-er, -era

O'fsawei, -z fair- way,

festoon, 'fsaweda* Fairweather
'feawel Farewell

-s

fes'inm, -z, -ig, -d (s. v.)

-a, -ing, -ed
O'feta*, -z, -rii), -d (s. v.) fetter 'fea'wel, -z farewell (F.),
(FA -8, -ing, -ed
[-nessT O'fsaz 1) fares; 2) fairs
'fetid i'flitid], -U, -nis fetid, -ly,J fa:*, -z, -rii), -d 1) (s.
'fetij ['flztif], -iz,

-izm

fetish, -es,

-s,

-ring, -red; 2)

-^^|. -Id
-Ies, -ling, -fed

fett|le (s. v.),

'fa:bilou, -z furbelow, -a
'fa:bij,

'fetl9k, -s, -t fetlock, -s, -ed

fet/, -iz, -ii), -t; -a*, -az fetch
(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -era

O'fevajam Feversham

O fez,

-iz fez (F.), -es

fe'zteo Fezzan
'feznt, -8 pheasant, -s
fE3*, -z, -rip, -d (s. V.) far|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
fsa*, -z, -ra*, -rist (s. ody.) fair

Fair0'fs8|l)i|k(8),
-lsan(z)
|bank(sj, -bairn(s)
'fsa|ba:n, -bari. -biad Fairjburn,
-bury, -beam
'fsabrA5a 1) Fairbrother; 2) Fare-

brother
O'feafseks Fairfax
'feafeist fair-faced
fsalfad, -fi:ld Fair|ford, -field

0'fea'kap|i) -iz fair -cop|y. -ies

O'fsali 1) fairly; 2) Fairlegh
'fea|maant, -man, -mant Fair-

[monnt, -man, -mont

O'feanis fairness
O'fsa'plei fair-play
fair)

-ilaik fair|y, -ies, -ylike

-hnd, -Isend fairy|dom,

-hood, -land
'fsari'rig, -z fairy-ring, -s
'fearist fairest (auperl. of fair)
'feariX fairish
'fsaron, -z 1) Pharaoh, -a; 2) faro;
3)

Faroe,

-e

-ii|,

-t furbish, -ea,

1) furred (from fur); 2) fyrd

'fa:dinand Ferdinand
0'fa:8a*, -z, -rii|, -d; -ra*, -raz
further {adj. v. adv.), -s, -ing,

Ofa:d

-ed; -er, -era

'fa:da{'ma:a*,

-moust further|more,

-most
'fa:9;rans furtherance
'fa:dist furthest

0'fa:gas, -n Fergus, -on

O'faiitojj (foEJ'tS), -z feuilleton, -s
fa^keijan, -z furcation, -s
'fa:keit, -s, -ifl, -id furcat|e (.),

-es, -ing, -ed

'faikin, -z firkin, -s
'fa:kit furcate {adj.)
Ofa:l, -z, -ii), -d furl,

-s,

-ing,

'fa:lou, -z furlough, -s

'fa:lag,
O'fsa'hsad fair-haired
'fsa|houm, -lioalt Fair{holme, -holt Ofa:m,

O'fsara* fairer {compar. of

'fearam Fareham

-iz,

-ing, -ed

O'faifa*, -ri:z furfur, -es

(F.), -B, -er, -est

'fear|i, -iz,

v.) fur,

fir, -s

0'fa:b{ei|k Firbank

-iam
'fetll, -Izj

'feari|daai,

(s.)

-a

-s,

[-ed

-z furlong, -a
-z, -a*, -ist

firm

(.

adj.),

-er, -est

'faimsen [-man], -z firman, -a

fa''msena Fermanagh
'faiment, -S ferment (s), -a
fai'ment, -s, -iij, -id; -abl ferment {v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -able

faimen'teijan, -z fermentation, -a
fai'mentatir, -li, -nis fermentative, -ly, -neas
-s firmament, -a
'fa:m{li, -nis firm|ly, -neas

'fa:mamant,

Ofa:n,-z l)fern(F.),
fa-'naendez [-diz]
2)

2)Feam(e)
Fernandes;

-s;

1)

Fernandez

'fames Furness
'fa:uar|i, -iz ferner|y, -iea

'f9:iii

fa'giv

'fa:ni

ferny

'f9:iiis, -iz

1)

furnace,

-s;

2)

Fur-

ness
-iz,
-ig, -t; -a*, -az;
furnish, -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
'fainit/a* furniture
'famiTsl Furnival(I)
'fainon Furneaux
'fainsaid 1) Fearnside; 2) Fearen'
side
0'fa:r|i, -ia*, -iist, -inis furr|y,
-ier, -iest, -iness
O'faist, -li, -liD.'n first, -ly, -born

'fainij,

'fa:8t'fla*, -z first-floor, -s
'fa:stfrn:t, -s first fruit, -s
'fa:st{'Iieend,

-'kla:s

fa'gJTabl fa'tiig

144

first-|hand,

-class

fa'giv|abl, -nis forgivjable, -eness

fa'gat, -n forgot, -ten (/row forget)
fa'gatist, -s fagottist, -s

fa'gaton, -z fagotto, -s
Ofa'leijag, -li, -nis fallacious,
-ly, -ness
fa'Ia.'n, -nis forlorn, -nis

Ofa'msena

faz'in-

Fermanagh

famili'seritji, -iz familiarit|y, -ies

fa'miya*,

-z, -li

familiar

(8.

adj.),

-ly

-s,

fa'miljaraiz, -iz, -ig, -d familiariz|e [-i8|e], -es, -ing, -ed

Ofa'nsetik, -s, -1, -ali fanatic
(g. adj), -8, -al, -ally
fa'nsetisaiz, -iz, -ig, -d fanaticiz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed

fa'nsetisiiim fanaticism
fa'netik [fo'n-, fou'n-], -si, -ali,
0'fa:tail, -11 fertile, -ly
phonetic, -al, -ally, -s
'faitilaiz, -iz, -ig, -d; -a*, -az
fa'nilijiila* [^n''n-] funicular
fertiliz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed;
fa'nagr-, fa'nalfon'n-er, -ers
Ofa'raina farina
faitilai'zeij^n fertilization [-isa-] fa'reigon, -z farrago, -s
fai'tiliti fertility
fa'rensik [fa'r-] forensic
'fa:tiT, -li, -nis furtive, -ly, -ness
fa'reva* for ever
fa:e, -8 firth (F.), -s
faraz'mi.tj [fa'r-] forasmuch
0'fa:Ta* fervour
fa'rindsial [fse'r-] pharyngeal
'fa:van{si, -t, -tli, -tnis ferven|cy,
fa'riggal [fse'r-] pharyngal
'fa:stlig, -z firstling, -s

'fa:st'reit first-rate

-t,

-tly,

-tness

'faiTid, -li, -nis fervid, -ly, -ness

Ofa:z

1)

furs; 2) firs; 3) furze

fa'ronj'as [fi'r-], -li, -nis ferocious, -ly, -ness

fa'rasiti [h'r-] ferocity

furzebush, -es
fa'rnidsinas
fe'r- ferruginous
furzy
Ofa'sttid [fse's-] (fa'8ad),-z fa9ade,
fa* for {weak form)
-s
Ofa'bsed [-'beidl forbade {from fa'seik, -s, -ig, fa'suk, fa'seikan
forbid)
forsakje, -es, -ing, forsook, for'faizbaj*, -iz
'fa:zi

fa'bid,

-z,

-ig,

-igli,

fa'bted

saken

[fa'beid],

fa'bidn forbid, -s,

-ding, -dingly, forbade, forbid-

fa'siijas, -li, -nis facetious, -ly,

den

fa'siijii: facetiae

fa'bida*, -z forbidder, -s
fa'brijias Fabricius

Ofa'geiv forgave {from forgive)

fa'get -s, -ig, fa'gat, fa'gatn
forget, -8, -ting, forgot, for-

gotten
fa'getjful, -fall [-fall], fMlnis
forget|ful, -fully, -fulness

fa'getminat, -s forget-me-not, -s
fa'giv, -z, -ig, fa'geiv, fa'givn
forgi v|e, -es, 'ing, forgave, forgiven

-ness
fasili'teijan facilitation
fa'siliteit, -s, -ig, -id facilitat|e,
-es, -ing,

-ed

fa'silitji, -iz facilitjy, -ies

fa'snie [fo-, fa:-] forsooth

fa'suk forsook {from forsake)

Ofa'Jonda Fashoda
Ofa'ttelitii

[fei't-],

-iz

fatalit|y,

-ies
fa'tizg. -z, -ig, -igli,
(s.

v),

-s,

-d fatigu|e

-ing, -ingly, -ed

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145

fa'ljuiti fatuity
f9'togr8f|a*, -az, -i photograph|er,

-y

-era,

fi:,

-z,

-d fee

-ii),

(s.

-s,

v.),

-ing, -d

'flmian fla*

'fi:nian [-njan], -z,

-B,

'fiiniks, -iz phoenix (P.), -es

fir'nij.
fi'nij-

'fi:nal

O'flibas

Phoebus

fi:bi 1)

Phoebe;

2)

Phebe

-Inis feeb|le,
-leness
'fiibl'maindid, -nis feeble-minded, -ness
'fi:brall febrile

'fi:b|l, -la*, -list, -11,

-ler, -lest,

-ly,

-izm Fenian,

-ism

phenol

0'fi:'simpl, -z fee-simple, -s
fi:st, -s, -ii), -id; -a*, -az (s.v.)
feast, -s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
0'fi:J"ii: (fi'J-y), -z fichu, -s
fi:t, -8 1) feat, -s; 2) feet (plur.

of foot)
'fii'teil fee-tail

Ofl:d, -z, -ig, fed 1) feed (s. v.),

-B, -ing, fed; 2) feed (from fee)

'fi:ta8, -iz foetus, -es

'fiida*, -z feeder, -a

'fi:tl

'ti:dpaip, -s feed-pipe, -s
'fi:dr|9, -es Phaedr|a, -us
fii'dsi:, -an, -anz Fiji, -an, -ans

'fi:tli

O'flialti fealty

O 'fiira*,

'firtid, etc.,

'fiitij, etc.

'fet-

foetal
1)

'fiitja*.

featly; 2) Featley
-d, -lis feature,

-z,

-s,

-d, -less

-ras

fever,

-s,

'fiivarij", -Ii, -nis feverish,

fee-faw-fum
-ness
OfiikAii'deiJaii fecundation
Ofi:z fees (from fee)
'fiikend [-kAnd] fecund
'fi:kandeit, -s, -ifl, -id fecund- fiizi'biliti [-za'b-] feasibility

-ly,

fi:f,

-8 1) fief, -s; 2) v.

fef

-z,

-d,

-ed, -ous
'flrrahiit fever-heat

'fh'fon'fAm fee-fo-fum
'fii'fai'fAin

at|e,

'fi:zib|l [-zab-], -Ii, -Inis feasib|le,

-ing, -ed

-es,

Ofi:!, "Z,

-ii),

felt feel

(s. v.), -a,

'fiilain, -z feline

-ly,

-leness

fi'seskon,

-ing, felt
(s.

Ofib,

adj.), -a

fi;ld, -z. -ii|, -id; -a*, -az field

(. D.) (F.). -s. -ing, -ed; -er (F.),

(s. v.), -a,

'fibjulja,

Ofid,

-ers

-z,

-z fiasco, -a
-ip, -d; -a*, -az fib
-bing, -bed; -ber, -bers

-az,

-i:

fibulja,

-as, -se

-z fid, -a

fi'deliti [fai'd-] fidelity

fi'di:|ll, -lia [-Ija] Fide|le, -lia

'fi:lddei, -z field-day, -s

filidan 1) Fielden; 2) Feilden

Phidias

'flildfea*, -z fieldfare, -s

'fidises ['faid-J

'flildgAn, -z field-gun, -s
fiild'haspitl, -z field-hospital, -s

fi'djui/ial [-sial], -i fiducial, -ly

fi'djn:Jiar|i [-uisia-, -nisja-], -iz
fiauciar|y, -iea
'fid|l, -Iz, -Ug [-lig], -Id fidd|le
(s. v.), -lea, -ling, -led

1)

'fiildifl

Fielding;

2)

Feilding

'fi:ld'ma:J'9l, -z field-marshal, -s
'fiildlmans, -mais field- Imouse,

'fidlbon, -z fiddle-bow,
'fidldi'di: fiddle-de-dee

-mice
'fL'ldafisa*, -z field-officer, -s

'fijldwaik, -s field-work, -s
'fi:ldz|in3n, -man fields|man, -men
'fl:liks,
'fi:la*,

-ton Felix, -stowe

-z feeler, -s

[-ly

-11 feeling (. a^'.), -s,

fealty
O'fiimeil, -z female (s. (&'.), -s
'fi:m|a*, -az, -ara fem|ur, -urs, -ora
Ofiindj -z fiend, -s
'fiindij, -Ii, -nis fiendish, -ly, -ness
'fi:lii), -z,

'fi:Iti

Michaelis & Jonea, Phonetic

-s

'fld^a* [-la*], -z fiddler, -s

-Iz,

'fidlfsed|l,

fadd|le
-led

(s. v.

-^!),

-Id

fiddle-

inter].), -les,

-ling,

'fidlstik, -8 fiddlestick, -s
'fid3it, -8. -ii|, -id; -i, -ill, -inis
fidget (. v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -y,
-ily,

Ofia*,

-inesa
-z, -rig, -d fear

-ing, -ed

Dictionary.

10

[s. v.), -a,

'fiafwl fi'Iaenda*

146

'fiajful, -full [-foli], -fliiis fear-

-fully, -fulness
'tielis. -li, -nis fearless, -ly, -ness
|ful,

'fisrain ferine
'flarisl ferial
-ness
'fi3S9m, -li, -nis fearsome, -ly,
-ness
'fi9jon ['T9:tJou] ('firco:) Virchow
'fiaz fears (from fear),
O'fiftiin, -z, -0, -Os fifteen, -s,
-th, -tha
-iz, -iie [-jie], -iiOs [-jies]

-ieths
-s, -ly
-d 1) fig (s. v),

fift|y, -les, -ieth,

tife, -s, -li fifth,

-z, -ill,

-s,

-ging, -ged; 2) Figg

'liQ9*, -z, -rig, -d (s. .) figur|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
'figahed, -z figure-head, -s
'figjna*, etc. dialectal for 'figa*
ngjua'reiX^n, -z figuration, -s
figjnsra'biliti figurability

'figju^rabl figurable
'figjaarativ, -li, -nis figurative,
-ly,

-ness
-tz fig-lea|f, -ves

'figmgnt, -s figment,

-ist,

fi'lffit9l|i,

-ists

philatel|y,

-ists

-s

-Ust, -Inis fick|le, -lest,

-leness
flks. -iZj -ii|, -t; -a% -az; -abl,
-9iiT fix (. v), -es, -ing, -ed;
-er, -ers; -able, -ative
fik'seijan fixation
'fiksid{li, -nis fixedjly, -ness
'fiksiti fixity
'fikst/a*, -z fixture, -s
'fikjanj -z fiction, -s
'fikjanist [-Ji^ist], -s fictionist, -s
'fikjan^ ['Sif\\ fictional
fik'tijas, -11, -nis fictitious, -ly,"!
'fiktiT fictive
[-nessj
Ofil, -z, -ig, -d; -9*, -az fill
(. v), -a, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers

-iz

{s.

fila'mentas filamentous
'filamant, -s filament, -s
fila'mi:l9 [-lo'm-]

Philomela

fila'manik, -s
fila:'m'filanOroup, -s philanthrope, -a
fil9n'erapik, -al, -ali philanthropic, -al, -ally
fila'saflk [-9'z9-l, -al, -ali philosophic, -al, -ally
fil9'telik philatelic

filha:fila:
fi'liiman [fai-,

-man] Philemon

-iz fill|y, -iea

'fll|i,

'IlIibAsta*, -Zf -rig, -d filibuster

(s. v.), -s, -mg, -ed
flli'do* Philidor

-gri: fili|grane, -gree

-s, -ig. -t 1)

(s. v.)

fillip,

-ing, -ea; 2) Philip

'filipai [fi'li-] Philippi
'filipain [-pi:n], -z Philippine, -a
fi'lipian [-pjan], -z Fhilippian, -s
-8,

'fik|l,

[-Iha:-,

-ally

-al,

'filamel [-lorn-], -z Philomel, -a

'filip,

ofl'kAnditi fecundity

philharmonic

fila'delQa [-fia], -n, -nz Philadelphia, -n, -ns

fil9'lad3ik, -9I, -9li philologic,

fiU'eiJan filiation

'figtri:, -z figtree, -s

fi'l{ekt9r|i,

nitenOropli, -ist, -ists philanthrody, -ist, -ists

'fili|grein,

'figli:|f,

filaz'manik

fi'louigas

'filba't, -s filbert, -s

-St, -ly,

Ofig,

fi'lienOrapi

-ist,

'fl9S, -9*, "ist, -li, -nis fierce, -r,

'fift|i,

-l9'm-],

adj/.),

-s

'fills

1)

-ies

fi'ltenda*, -z, -rig, -d; -ra*, -raz

philander, -s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers

Phillips; 2) Philipps

Phyllis

fi'lisia [-sja]

Felicia

filisi'teiX^n, -z felicitation, -s
fi'lisiteit, -s, -ig, -id felicitat|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
fi'lisitas, -li, -nis felicitous, -ly,

-neaa
fi'lisiti felicity

'filistain, -z philiatine (P.), -a

'fillstinlzm philistinism
'filit, -s, -ig, -id fillet (s.

v.),

-s,

-ing, -ed
'filjal,

-i,

film, -z;

-s

phylacterjy,

fi'Iipik, -8 Philippic, -s

'mips

-nis filial, -ly, -ness

-ia*, -list, -ill, -inis

-i,

film, -s; -y, -ier, -lest, -ily,-iness

fi'lonnjas, -li, -nis felonious, -ly,
-ness

fi'laledsi 'finland

147

fl'laladsli, -ist, -ists philolog|y,

-iat, -ista

-izm
-ism

philo-

-ists,

fi'lasafjist,

'itlta*, -z, -rig,

-d 1)

{s. .)

filter,

-ing, -ed ; 2) (s.) philtre [-ter], -s

'filtajiteipa*, -z filter-paper, -a
fll'treijan, -z filtration, -a
-a,

'filtreit, -s, -ig, -id filtrat|e (.),

-ed

-ea, -ing,

'flltreit, -s filtrate

(s.),

-s

-t; -a*, -az filch,

-ea, -ing, -ed; -er, -era
-1, -ia*, -list, -m, -Inis filth,

filtJ", -iz, -ig,

me,

-y, -ier, -leat, -ily, -inesa

O'fimbrieit,

fimbri-

-8, -ig, -id

-ing, -ed
fin, -z 1) fin, -a; 2)
fi'naili, -z finale, -a
at|e, -ea,

Finn,

-a

fi'nsens [fai'n-], -iz finance, -a

fi'nsensia* [fai'n-, -sja*], -z fi(s.),

-aUy
'findlei Findlay
fi'nes, -iz, -ig, -t fineaa|e
-es, -ing, -ed
fi'nestra, -1 feneatra, -1

(s. v.),

'fini 1) finny; 2) Finney

'finises Phine(h)a3

Finnic

'finikjal, -ali, -alnis finic|al, -ally,

-alneas
'fini{kin, -kig fini|kin, -eking
finis'tsa* ['finistea*] Finisterre

-az 1) (s. v.)

finish, -ea, -ing, -ed,; -er, -era;

'finij". -iz, -ig, -t; -a*,

Finniah

[fl:'n-, -Xja. -sia, -sja],

-n, -nz Phenicia [Phoen-], -n,
-ns
'finlei 1) Finlay; 2) Findlay
'finland, -a*, -az Finland, -er, -era

fi'nijia

2)

Finlay;

fi'nainin|an, -a, -al [-W, -ali phe-

noinen|on,

O'figga*,
-a,

-a, -al, -ally

finch

flnfj", -iz

(F.), -ea

-z, -rig,

-d finger

v),

(s.

ed

-ing,

breadth,

-a

Fingal

'fig gal

'figgama:k,

-s

finger-mark,

-s

'figganeil, -z finger-nail, -s
'figgaponst, -s finger-post, -a
'figgaprint, -s finger-print, -a
'figgarig, -z fingering (s.), -a
'figgastail, -z finger-atall, -s
'figga:l Fingall
Ofip|s, -sn Phiplpa, -son

O fi'r- =
Ofisk

fa'r-

1) fisc;

2) Fisk(e)

'fiskl, -z fiscal (s. adj.), -a

fist, -s; -i, -ik fist, -s; -y,
'fistikAf, -B fisticuff, -s
'fistula, -z fistula, -a

ic

'fis^nl|a*, -as fiatul|ar, -ous

'iz, -ig, -t fiah (s. v.), -es,

OflJ,

-a

finsen'sia* [fain-], -z, -rig, -d

1) (v.) financier, -a, -ing, -ed;
fi'nsensia*
2) (g.)
fl'nsenJTbl [fai'n-], -ali financi|al,

2)

Finley;

1)

Findlay

'figgabaid, -z finger-board, -a
'figgabonl, -z finger-bowl, -a
'figgabredO [-bretO], -s finger-

aoph|ist, -ista,
'filpat, -s Philpot, -ta
filtj, etc.
filj, etc.

'finik

'finli
3)

fi'lassfaiz, -iz, -ig, -d philosopb.iz|e [-isle], -es, -ing, -ed

fi'las9f|9*, -az; -i, -iz philosoph|er, -era; -y, -iea

nancier

'finli 'fijwaif

-ing, -ed
'fir'bail, -z fiah-ball, -a

'fija*, -z 1) fiaher (F.), -a; 2) fis-

sure, -s
'fija|man, -man fisherjman,
'fi/an fiaaion
'fij"ar|i,

-iz fisher|y, -iea

'fiJAnk, -s fish-hook,
'fij|i,

-men

-s

-ia*, -list, -ili, -inis fish|y,

-ier, -iest, -ily, -inesa

-rad, -taekl fiahing

-rod, -tackle
'fijkaira*, -z fish-carver, -a
'fljig,

'fi/mAgga*, -z fishmonger,

(s.),

-s

'fijnailf, -TZ fish-kni|fe, -ves

'fijpaud, -z fish-pond (F.), -a

'fijslais, -iz fiah-alice, -s

fiah-aauce
fiahed {from fiah)

'fij'sais
'fij-t

'fijteil fish-tail
'fijtoi'piidou, -z fiah-torpedo, -s
'fiju: (fi'J-y), -z fichu, -s
'fljhuk. -s

'fljuk, -s

'fij^ai|f, -vz fish-wi|fe, -ves

10*

'fijwnman fj3:d

148

'fiJIwuman, -wimin fish-|woman,

-women
-8, -3*, -istj -ig, -igli,

Ofit,

-id

adj. v), -s, -ter, -test;

-ting, -tingly, -ted
'fita*, -z fitter (R), -s
fit

(s.

-fuU

'fit|fMl,

[-foU], .fwlnis fit|ful,

-ifully, -fulness
'fitig'ant fitting-out

-nis

fit|ly,

fju: fjn:zi'li9*

Oflu:, -z, -ig, -d 1) (s. adj.) few;

2) feu (. v.), -s, -ing, -ed; 3) {in-

phew

terj.)

fluid, -z 1) (s.) feud, -s; 2) feued

(from feu)

fln:'d%liti feudality
-iz, -ig, -d feudaliz|e
[-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed

'Qn:dalaiz,

Qa:dalai'zeij'n feudalization

'fitigrnm, -z fitting-room,
'fit|li,

-s

-ness

'flii:dal|i8t, -i8t8,

-izm

fits'selan Fitzalan

'fjnidatari feudatory

fitsl'dseimz, -'dgerald, -'dsoids

Fitz|james, -gerald, -george
fits'dson Fitzjohn, also 'fitsdsan
{in 'Fitzjohn's Avenue')
fits'giban Fitzgibbon
fits{'lia:dig,
-'hteris,
-'haibat,

'fju:dl

feudal

fjn:d3

Fudge

Fitz|harding,

-'hju:

-harris,

-herbert, -hugh
fitsi'moris, -'paetrik Fitz|maurice,
-patrick

(awmame),

fits'rai

{name

'fitsrai

square) Fitzroy
fitel'simanz, -'stiiTn Fitzjsim-

of

street,

mons, -Stephen
fits'tja:lz Fitzcharles

Fitz|wil-

fits'wiljam, -'wo'lta*
liam, -waiter

-iz, -ig,

fizz,

2)

-es,.

phiz

-d; -a*, -az 1)

-ing,

-ed;

(s. v.)

-ers;

-er,

(P.)

-al, -ally

fizia'nomik, -9l, -all physiognomic, -al, -ally

physique

'fizik, -8, -ig, -t; -al, -all

(s. v.), -s,

physic

-king, -ked; -al, -ally

fizi'agrafi physiography
fizi'aladsli, -ist, -ists physiolog|y,
-ist, -ists

fizi'anamli, -iz; -i8t, -ists

siognom|y,

phy-

-ies; -ist, -ists

'fizisist, -8 physicist, -s

(.

-Iz, -Jij [-lig], -Id

-Ies, -ling, -led

fizz|le

v.),

Qa:d,

-11,

-nis

fewer {eompar. of few)

fla:g, -z fugue, -s
fjn:'g8e8iti

fugacity

fjui'geijas, -li, -]ii8 fugacious,

-ly, -ness
'fjn:gl|man fuglejman, -men
'Qii:lst

fewest {superl. of few)

'fjnikaid fucoid
fjn:'Ild3ina8, -11 fuliginous, -ly
fln:m, -z, -ig, -d fum|e (s. v.),
-es, -ing, -ed
fjn.'mi'gelj'dn, -z fumigation, -s
-s, -ig, -id: -a*, -az
fumigat|e, -es, -ing, -ed -or, -ors
fjni'nfembjnlist, -s funambulist,
;

-s

'tjninaral, -z funeral, -s
flni'iiiarial

funereal
fa'nikjnla*

Qa''nikjiil|as, -al funicul|us,

'Qninikl, -z funicle, -s

-z 1) fjord, -s; 2) fiord, -s

-i

'Qa:nis fewness
'fjninr^l, -z
'IJnmar^l, -z
'flnijaj -z fuchsia, -s

'Qnitail, -11, -ni8 futile, -ly, -ness

fjni'tiliti fulility

Qn:'1jnariti futurity
'flnitje*^ -z future, -s
fjniz, -iz, -in, -d 1) fusje (s. v.),
-es, -ing, -ed; 2) feus (from feu)
tjui'zi:,

-z fusee, -s

fjnizi'biliti [-za'b-] fusibility

'fjn:zibl [-zeb-] fusible

fi'zij^n, -z physician, -s
'fiz|l,

'flu'a*

flu-'nikjnla*

flzia'ladsik, -al, -ali physiologic,

fi'zi:k

'flnidsitiv [-dsat-], -z,

fugitive, -s, -ly, -ness

'Qn:migeit,

tits, -iz 1) fitch (F.), -es; 2) Ffitoh

'fitjjbaig, -it Fitcii|burg, -ett
'flt/n:, -z fitchew, -s

Onz,

feudaljist,

-ism

-ists,

'Qnizil, -z fusil, -s
flu:zi'leid, -z fusillade, -s
flnizi'lis*, -z fusilier, -s

'fluizVoil flant

149

'i^nizVoil fuael-oil
'fjuisan, -z fusion, -s
'Qnl9*j -ist few|er, -est (fromiew)
fjnil
'flnal

'Qii9r|i, -iz,

-ibAnd

furiy (F.), -ies,

-ibund
'Quorias,

-li,

-nis

furious,

-ly,

-ness
'flnaro:* furor
fjua'rairi, -z furore, -s
'fluil [Quel], -z fuel, -s
fd'nikQu'nik-

'fla:nd9Z Flanders

fltet

O 'f lseb9ga:8t, -s, -ig, -id flabbergast,

-ing, -ed

-s,

-ii8t, -ili, -inis

flabb|y, -ier, -ieat, -ily, -ineas
'flsedgeit Fladgate
f I'd3f la'dsflaedse'leij'dn [-dsi'I-], -z flagellation, -a
'flffidseleit [-dsil-], -s, -ig, -id;
-9*, -9z flagellatje, -es, -ing,
-ed; -or, -ors
f led39'let [-d3o'l-], -s flageolet,
'flffib|i,

-ia*,

-a

fla:ii</, -iz flanch, -es

fla:sk, -s flask, -s

'flaiskit, -8 flasket, -s
Ofljai, -aiz, -aiig, flu:,
fl|y (s. v.), -ies, -ying, flew,

'flffibaga.'st

flonn
flown

'flala*, -z flier, -s
'flaifijii) fly-fishing

'flaiA.m:l, -z fly-wheel, -s
'flaiksetja*, -z fly-catcher, -a
'flaiii)|mien, -men flying -man,

-men

'flsed3il9nt, -z flagellant, -a
flag, -z, -ig, -d 1) (s. v.) flag,
-ging, -ged; 2) Flagg
'fleg9n, -z flagon, -s
'flsegi

-s,

flaggy

'flteg'kieptia, -z flag-captain, -a
'f laeglef ten9n|t, -t8, -8i, -siz flaglieutenan|t, -ta, -cy, -cies
'fleg9fi89*, -z flag-officer, -a
'flieg8ta:f, -8 flag-staff, -s
'flsegstoun, -z flag-stone, -s

flailain, -z fly-line, -s
-tz fly-lea|f, -ves
'flai|in9n, -man fly|man, -men
'flaipeipa*, -z flypaper, -s
f lait. -s flight, -s

'fliegXip, -8 flag-ship, -s
fiseks, -an, -i flax, -en, -y
flseksid, -li, -nis flaccid,
-nesa
flffik'siditi flaccidity

-ly,

'flaitfi, -19*, -list, -ill, -inis

flight|y, -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness

flsem, -z flam, -s
'flaembara Flamborough
'flsembon, -z flambeau (F.),
fltem'baiant flamboyant
f l9'migf Iffi'mig-

-s

'flaili:|f,

'f laiwi:!,

-z fly-wheel, -s

O'flana*, -z, -rig, -d 1)

flower (F.), -s, -ing, -ed;

(s.

2)

v.),
(.)

flour

flanabed, -z flower-bed, -s
'flauahed, -z flower-head, -s
'flanglis flowerless
'flanamil, -z flour-mill, -s
'flau9pat, -s flower-pot, -s
'flaugra*, -z flowerer, -a

'flaa9ri 1) flowery; 2) floury

'flau9rit [-ret], -s floweret, -s
'f lau989rrls, -iz flower-service, -a
'flanastoik, -s flower-stalk, -s
'flaand9*, -z^ -riii, -d flounder
( ). -8. -ing. -ed
flanns, -iz, -ig, -t flounc|e (.
v.), -es, -ing, -ed
f lant, -9, -ifl, -igli, -id; -9*, -9Z
flout {a. v.), -s, -ing, -ingly, -ed;
-er, -era

flsemlstiid, -8tid [-sted] Flamsteed, -atead

flffiiids, -iz, -d flange, -a, -d
'fltenll, -Iz, -Id, -^ flannlel, -ela
-elled, -elly
f Itegk, -s, -ig, -t; -9*, -9Z flank
(. v.), -B, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
flaep, -8, -ig, -t; -a*, -az flap
-ping, -ped; -per,
-s,
(s. v.),
I

-pera
'flffiphffit, -8

flaphat, -s

flaBj, -iz, -ig. -t; -i, -ia*, -list;

-ill, -ini8 flash (. ac^. v.), -es,
-ing, -ed; -y, -ier, -iest; -ily,

-iness
'flsejpoint, -8 flash-point, -s
fleet, -9, -a*, -ist, -li, -ni9 flat
(s. adj.), -a, -ter, -test, -ly, -nesa

flwta* fleim

flseta*, -z, -rii), -rigli, -d; -ra*,

raz 1) flatter, -s, -ing, -ingly,
-ed; -er, -ers; 2) flatter [compar.

of

flat)

ritetfij', -iz flatfish, -es

= flathead,

-z

-a

-si,

-t,

-tli

flatul-

en|ce, -cy, -t, -tly

-nz, >]^ig [-nig], -nd flatt|en, -ens, -ening, -ed
'flet|Treiz, -waiz flat|ways, -wise
O'flAd, -z, -in, -id 1) (s. v.) flood,
-s, -ing, -ed; 2) Fludd
'f lBt|n,

'fUdgeit,

-8 floodgate, -s

flAf, -8, -ig, -t;

-ia*, -ii8t,

-i,

-iiii8 fluff (s. v.), -s, -ing,

-ed;

-y, -ier, -iest, -iness

flAkeu -iz flux, -es

'flAk/^n, -z fluxion, -a
flAktja'eiJ^n, -z fluctuation, -s
'f lAkljneit, -s, -ig, -id fluctuat|e,
-ed

-es, -ing,

'flAmaks,
'f

-ig,

-iz,

flummox,

-t

-ed

-es, -ing,

Umari flummery

v.),

-id flurr|y

(s. v.),

-ig, -igli, -t flourish

'f lA8ta*, -z,

-s,

-ing, -ingly, -ed

-es,

-rig, -d fluster

-ing, -ed

-er, -ers

of lei,

-z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az flay,

-ing, -ed; -er, -era

'fleigranjsi,
-t,

-t,

-tli

flagran|cy,

-tly

fleik, -8, -ig, -t; -i, -ill, ini8

flak|e (s. .), -ea, -ing, -ed; -y,
-ily, -ineas
fleil, -z, -ig, -d flail

(g.

v.),

-s,

-ing, -ed

fleim,
(s.

-z, -ig,

v.),

-es,

-d;

-d fledgje,

-ig,

-iz,

-ea,

-ing, -ed
'f ledslig,

-z fledgling, -s

f leg'msetik, -al, -ali phlegmatic,

-al, -ally

flek,

-8, -ig, -t fleck

-ing, -ed

(s.

v.),

-s,

'fleksa*, -z flexor, -s
flek8i'biliti [-sa'b-] flexibility
'fleksib|I [-sab-], -li, -Inis flex-ib|le, -ly, -leneas
'flekja*, -z flexure, -s
'tlekjan, -z 1) flexion, -s; 2) flection, -s

f lem, -z phlegm, -a
'flemig, -z 1) Fleming,

-s;

Flemming

-i,

-Us flam|e

-ing, -ed;

(s. v.),

-es,

-ing, -ed
'tlejhvkj -8 flesh-hook, -a
'flejli, -mis fleshly, -iness

'fle/KAla*, -d flesh-colour, -ed

'f leJIli, -linis, -lis fleshjly, -liness,

(s. v.),

flAJ, -iz, -ig, -t flush (. v.), -es,

-ing, -ed
'flA/ig, -z flushing (F.), -s
'flAta , -z, -rig, -dj -ra*, -raz
flutter (s. V.) (F.), -a, -ing, -ed;

-a,

fleds,

flej", -iz, -ig, -t flesh

-iea, -ying, -led

(s.

fli'bOfle'bfled fled (from flee)

flemiX Flemish

f lAg flung (from fling)

'fUgki, -z flunkey, -s

'f lArij", -iz,

'fleiya*, -z, -rig, -d; -lis flavour

(a. v.), -a, -ing, -ed; -less

2)

'f lAr|i, -iz, -iig_,

-d flame-colour, -ed

'fleitas, -iz flatus, -es

'fltij fiattish
'flae1jnlaii|8,

'f leimkAla*,

'flelTarig, -z flavouring (s.), -s

'f leivila, -an. -a8 Flavi|a, -an, -us
'fleiz flays (from flay)

'flgetar|i, -iz flatter|y, -ies

'f Iffithed,

fleimkAla* 'fliibein

150

-y, -less

-less

'flejpat, -s flesh-pot, -s
'flejtint flesh-tint
'fleJVu-'nd, -z flesh-wound, -s
'f letja* Fletcher
OfUa*. -z, -rij(, -rigll. -d flar|e
(. v.), -ea, -ing, -ingly, -ed
Ofla:t, -8, -ig, -igli, -id flirt
(. 1).}, -a, -ing, -ingly, -ed
flai'teijan, -z flirtation, -a

Ofla'dsellam
l|um, -a
fla'dsi/as,
-ly, -ness

-li,

fla'mingon,

Ofli,

-z,

[flie'ds-], -a flagel-

-z

-ig,

-nis

flagitioua,

flamingo, -es
fled l)-flee,

-ing, fled; 2) flea, -a

'fll:bait, -s flea-bite, -s
'fli:beiii

fleabane

-a,

'fli:9* flout

-z fleer {one

'f li:a*,

fliis,

-t;

-iz, -ifl,

who

flees),

-e*,

-az;

-s
-i,

-inis fleec|e (s. v.), -ea, -ing, -ed;

-er, -ers; -y, -iness
fll:t,
-s, -3*, -ist, -11, -nis
1) (s. o4Jf.) fleet (F.), -s, -er, -est
-ly, -nesa; 2) Flete
-11 fleeting, -ly
f li:z 1) flees (from flee)

'fli:tii),

2) fleas

{from flea)

fli'bjaitis
phleD|itis,

flia*,
(s.

-z,

fUk,
-s,

-otomy
fleer (sneer)

-d

-ing, -ed

-8, -ill, -t flick (s. V.) (F.),

flindaz flinders

(F.)

flint, -s 1) flint (F.), -s; 2) Flynt

flint'glais flint-glass
'f llnt|i, -ia*, -list, -ili, -inis flint|y,
-ier, -iest, -ily, -iness
flintlak, -s flint-lock, -s
'flintstoun flintstone
flints, "i^, -iilj -iglij -t; -a*, -az
flinch, -es, -ing, -ingly, -ed;
-er, -ers

flip,
(s.

-ing,
-8,
v.),

fUi|
flung

fling

-ill,

-iJ),
-8,

(s.

v.),

-s,

flo:* [flora*], -z, -rig, -d floor

(s.v.), -8, -ing, -ed
'flo:|kla'e, -klo:5z [-klo-es] floor-

-cloth, -cloths

'flita*, -z, -rii), -d flicker (s. d.),

-s, -ing, -ed
'flimfleem, -z flim-flam, -s
'flimz|i, -ia*, -list, -ill, -inis
flims|y, -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness

-a,

flout|a*, -az; -aW, -ids float|er,

-ers; -able, -age
flou'tila, -z flotilla, -a
'floutig'brids, -iz floatingbridge, -8
'flontig'dak, -s floating-dock, -s
'floutstonn, -z float-stone, -s
flouz l)iloyfa(from flow); 2)floes

-ing, -ed

-ing, -ed

flig, -z,

florist

flou'teijdn flotation

(from floe)
-atami Ofla:, -z, -ig, -d flaw

[fle'b-],

-rii),

v.), -s,

flon'teipn

151

-t;

-a*,

-ping,

(s.

-az

-ped;

v.),

flip
-per,

-pers

'flo:liB,-li, -nis flawless, -ly,-nesB

floint, -8, -ig, -igli, -id; -a*,

-az flaunt, -s, -ing, -ingly, -ed;
-er, -ers

fla''re89n{s, -t florescen|ce, -t
'flo:r|a, -al flor|a (F.), -al
'fla:ra*, -z floorer, -s
'flo:r|aB, -ian Flor|us, -ian
f la-'rifaras floriferous
'flon^ikAltJTa* floriculture
-ist,
[-tjnr-],
-ists floricultur|al, -ist, -ists

f lo.Ti'kAltJ[ar|al
'floarig flooring

(s.)

'floa*it [-ret], -s floret, -s

'flo:rjuit [-rnit] floruit
'floitist, -s flautist, -s
flo:z 1) flaws (/rowi flaw); 2) floors

(from floor)
Oflofl,

-z, -ig?

-d flog,

-s,

-ging,

-ged

flogig, -z (s.) flogging, -s

flok, -8, -ig, -t; -i flock (s. v.),
-s, -ing, -ed; -y
'flakjnlant flocculent
floks, -iz 1) phlox, -es; 2) flocks
(from flock)
flop, -8, -ig, -t flop (. V. adj.
-ed
inter}.), -a, -ping, -ped
'flita|maus, -mais flitter|mouse,
f lo:'rf lo'r-mice
'florans Florence
flitj, -iz flitch (F.), -es
OfIon, -z, -ii), -iBli, -ignis, -d 'florantain Florentine
-ingly, 'florid, -ist, -11, -nis florid, -est,
1) (s. v.), flow, -8, -ing,
-ly, -ness
-ingness, -ed; 2) (.) floe, -s
'florida Florida
flonn flown (from fly)
flout, -8, -ig, -id float (. v.), -s, 'florin, -z florin, -s
'florist, -8 florist, -s
-ing, -ed
-tnis flippan|cy,
-tnesa
flipfliep, -z flip-flap, -s
flit, -8, -ii), -id flit, -s, -ting,
-ted
'flita% -z, -rig, -d flitter, -s, -ing,
'f lipanlsi, -t, -tli,
-t, -tly,

flos fonli'eijan
flos floss (F.)
'flosi 1) flossy; 2) Flossie
'flos'silk floss-silk

'flotsam flotsam
Ofln:, -z 1) (.) flue,
{from ily)

-s;

2)

flew

'fln-3n|si, -t, -tli, -tnis fluen|cy,

'flu-id, -z fluid

(.

ac(}.),

-9*,

-az; -i,
-inis fluk|e (s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed;
-er, -ers; -y, -iness
-ii|-

-8,

-t;

[f Ina'r-], -t f luores-

cen|ce, -t
fln-'orik fluoric

'fln:ti8t, -8 flutist, -s

'fluiTial [-TJal] fluvial

f ln:z flues {from flue)
'fln:3n8i, etc.
O'flnansi, etc.
'flnarlait, -riin fluorjite, -ine
f Ina'rf lu:o''r'f luid, etc.
'f la:id, etc.
fou, -z foe, -s
OfonDuag [-baig] (fo:'bu:r), -z

faubourg,
'fonga'ti

foam

-i

{s.

-ing, -ed; -y

fou'ment, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az

foment, -s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
foumen'teijanj-z fomentation, -s

-man foe|man, -men

'fon|man,

-z, -ig,

-es, -ing,

-d phonje

{s. v.),

-ed

fon'netik, etc. :== fa'netik, etc.

fonne'ti/an, -z
fonni'tijan, -z
'fonnagrsef [-gra:f], -s phonograph, -s
fonna'grseflk, -9l, -ali phonographic, -al, -ally

'fonnagr%m, -z phonogram, -s
'founataip [-not-], -s phonotype, -s
'fonnik, -8 phonic, -s
fonni'tij'dn

O'fongji,

-iz

'fongifij,

-izm fogylish, -ism

[-ey], -ies [-eys]

O 'fom = fai Fowey

O fonk, -8 folk, -s

phonet-

[-ne't-], -z

ician, -s

foM'nograf|a*
-ists

[fa'n-]. -az; -i; -ist,

phonograph

er,

-ers;

-y;

-ist, -ists

fou'naladsji

-s

Fogerty
fog|y

fouks"]

[FfoulkesJ

flu:t, -8, -ig, -id; -i, -inis flutje

(F.), -s, -ing, -ed;
(s. V.)
-y,
-iness

2)

-ig, -d;

-z,

-s,

Ofonn,

'flnia:* fluor

f ln:3-'res9n|s

fonlk8 1) Folkes;
fonlz Fowles
v.),

-s

fln-'iditi fluidity

flu:k,

'fonlieit, -s, -ig, -id foliat|e {v.),

-es, -ing, -ed
'fonlieit foliate {adj.)
'fonlion [-Ijon], -z folio, -s
'fonljids [-liids], -iz foliage, -s

Ofonm,

-tly, -tness

-t,

'foulieit-fo:*

152

[fa'n-],

log|y, -ies
O'fonsai {plur.
'fousis Phocis

-iz

phono-

of 'fonkas) foci

C'ronjian [-Jjan, 8ian, -^an],

z Phocian, -s

'fon|kas, -sai fojcns {s.), -ci

'foaka8, -iz, -ig, -t focus {v.), -ses,
-sing, -sed
'fonkal focal
'fonkla:9* folklore
fonk8 1) folks (/Vom folk); 2)Foakes; 3) Foulkes; 4) Ffoulkes
'fonk8l, -z forecastle [fo'c'sle], -s
'fonksa:g, -z folk-song, -s

0'foata:i (foi'toe^j), -z fauteuil, -s

'fontagrfef [-gra:f], -s photograph, -s
fonta'grtefik, -al, -ali photographic, -al, -ally
fontagrte'vjna* [-gra'T-], -z photogravure, -s

'fonkstan Folkestone
foul, -z, -ii), -d foal

fo* {weak form of

(. v.),

-s,

-ing, -ed

'fonld, -z,

-id; -a*, -az 1) fold

-ing, -ed; -er, -ers;

-ii|,

-s,

(.

v.),

2)

foaled (from foal)

'fouli

fo'b", fo'g-

==

fo'ment,

etc.

fo'netik,
fo'nal-

etc.

fa:*, -z
-s

-z

photochrome,

-s

'fonton, -z photo, -s

fo's-

Foley

fonli'eiJn, -z foliation,

'fontakronm,

fa:*)

for

fa-

= fon'ment,
= fa'netik,

etc.

etc.

fott'nal-

fa's-

1) four, -s; 2) fore; 3) for

{strong form)

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153

faik

O 'foibsa*, -z (.) forbear (ancestor), O f9:k,

-8

-8,

foi'mseliti

-ill,

-t

1)

-ing, -ed;

2)

Fa(u)lk

-8,

(s. V.)

fork,

foi'bsa*, -z, -rifl, -ri:gli, fai'ba:**,

f9:'ba:ii forbear (v.), -a, -ing,
-ingly, forbore, forborne

'f9:ka:st. -s forecast (s.), -s

f9:'ka:st, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az
forecast (.), -s,-ing, -ed; -er,-ers

foi'bearans forbearance

'fa:k9l faucal
'f9:kan, -z
'f9:lkan, -z falcon, -s
'f9:k{i, -inis forkly, -iness

fai'bid, efc.

= fa'bid,

ete.

foi'bond, -z, -ill, -iiili, -id; -a*,

-az forebod|e, -es, -ing, -ingly,
-ed; -er, -era
fai'bondig, -z (s.) foreboding, -s
fa:'ba* forbore {from forbear)
fai'bain forborne (from forbear)
fa:bz Forbes
Ofo:d, -z, -ig, -id 1) (s. v.) ford
(F.), -8, -ing, -ed; 2) Forde
'fa:dabl fordable
'fo:d|a*, -am Ford|er, -ham
'fa:dl

Faudel

fa:'dn:m,
-s,

-z,

fa:d3, -iz,
(s.

-iii,

-d foredoom,

-ing. -ed
v.),

-d; -a*, -az forg|e

-ing, -ed; -er, -ers

-ii),

-es,

'fa:d3ar|i, -iz forgerly, -ies

fai'dsAOs,
-es, -ing,

fa:a*

:=

-iz, -iij,

-o forejudge,

-ed

'fa:kland

1)

2)

Faulk-

f9:'kloaz, -iz, -ig, -d foreclos|e,

-es, -ing, -ed
f9:'kloa3a*, -z foreclosure, -s
'f9:kna* 1) Faulkner; 2) Falconer
f9:ks 1) Fawkes; 2) forks (from
fork)
Of9:1, -z, ig, fel, 'f9:l9n fall
(s. v.), -s, -ing, fell, fallen
'f9:ld8tn:l, -z faldstool, -s

'f9:leg, -z foreleg, -s

'f9:lan fallen
'f9:Iand, -z foreland (F.), -s
'f9:lig'sta:*, -z falling-star, -s

'fa:lka:k Falkirk
'f9:2k9n, -z; -a*, -az; -ri falcon
(F.), -s; -er (F.), -ers; -ry
'f9:ln fallen

fa:*

Falkland;

land

(from faU)

O'fo:fa:9a*, -z forefather, -s
fa:'fend, -z, -ii), -id forfend, -s,
-ing, -ed
'fo:fa* [-fa:*], -Jia* Forfar, -shire
'fa:figga*, -z forefinger, -s
'fa:firt forefeet
'fa:m, -s, -ii|, -id; -a*, -az; -abl
forfeit (. v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -er,
[-ers; -able
'fa:fitj'a* forfeiture

'f9:l9k [-lak], -s forelock, -s

fa'ls, -a*, -ist, -11, -nis false,

'fa:fonld four-fold
'fa:frAnt forefront

'f9'lsit|i, -iz falsit|y, -ies

'f9:'fatid four-footed

form

forgo, -es, -ing, forwent, forgone; 2) forego, -es, -ing, fore1)

fa-lsifl'keij'an, -z falsification, -s

fa-It, -8 fault, -s
'f9'lta*, -z, -rig, -rigli,
(s. v.), -a,

-d; -ra*,
-ing, -ingly,

-ed, -er, -ers

-inls
-iness
'f9-Itlls, -11, -iil8 faultless, -ly, -ness

'f9'lt|i,

-la*,

fault|y,

-ier,

-ilst,
-iest,

-HI,

-ily,

'fa'ltjan, -z falchion, -s
-z, -ig, -d form

went, foregone

Of9:m,

f9:'goaa*, -z foregoer, -s

(s. v.), -s,

-ing, -ed

foregone (adj.)
'f9:graiiad, -z foreground, -s
0'f9:hed dialectal for 'f9rid
'f9:g9ii

four-wheeler,

fa'l'setou, -z falsetto, -s
'f9'lshnd, -z falsehood, -s
-faid;
'f9-l8i|fai, -faiz, -faiig,
-fies,
falBi|fy,
-faiaz
-faia*,
-fying, -fied; -fier, -fiers

-raz falter

fa'gfa:'get, etc., fo:'fliv, etc.

f9:'goii, -z, -ii), f9:'weiit, f9:'g9'n

'f9:'ftwi:la*, -z

r,

-ness

'f9-l8to:f Falstaflf
f9'l'sta:fian [-IQan] Falstaffian

'f9:|,fnt, -fi:t fore|foot, -feet

Ofo:'g8et [fa-] forgat (archaic

of forgot)

-St, -ly,

-s

'f9:ma: (f9r'iiia), -z format, -a

'f9:ma:8t, -s foremast, -s
f9:']iillt|l, -Iz formalit|y, -ies

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154

toi'meijan, -z formation, -s

'fa:sait, -s foresight, -s

'faima*, -z former (s.), -s

'farma*, -li former (a^.), -ly
'f3:m|al, -3li form|al, -ally
'foimalin formalin(e)
'foimaljist, -ists, -izm formal|ist,

-ism

-ists,

-men;

forejman

1)

(F.),

Forman

2^

fai'saiO

Forsyth

'fa:seil, -z foresail, -s

!fa:8eps, -iz forceps, -es

'faisa*, -z forcer, -s

'faisam, -z foursome, -s
-fnli
[-fall],
-ftelnis
force|ful, -fully, -fulness
fai'si:, -z, -ig, fai'sa:, fa:'si:n
foresee, -a, -ing, foresaw, fore-l

'fa:s{ful,

-man

'fa:{m9n,

foisait 'fo:'ti:n

'faimest 1) nautical pronimdation

'faimonst
of 'fa:ma:st; 2)
'faimatlT formative
'f3:inid8b|l, -li, -Inis formidab|le,
-ly, -lenesB
'f3:mlk formic
'faimjnleit, -s, >ii|, -id formulat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
'fa:iignl{3, -i:, -az formul|a, -ee, -as
'faimjalarji, -iz formnlarjy, -ies

'fa:

'fsimlls. formless

'fa:sl, -z foresail, -s

foi'monsa

[-za], -n,

-nz Formosa,

-n, -ns

-s,

faun,

-s

'faina

-ly, -leness

|le,

-ness

'fa:sid|li, -nis forcedjly,

'faisigpit, -s forcing-pit, -s
'faisit, -8 1) faucet, -s; 2) Faucit;
3)

Fawcett

'faiskin, -z foreskin, -s

ska:a* fourscore

'fa:8li8 forceless

forcemeat
foresaw (from foresee)
'fa.'spAmp, -8 force-pump, -s
'fa:sta* Forster
fai'sa:

-z, -ii|, -iflli,

fawn,

[seenj
forcib-

'fa:sib|l [-sab-], -11, -Inis

'fa:8mi:t

'fa:mou8t foremost

Otom,

fauces

'fa:si:z

-d 1)

(s. v.)

-ing, -ingly, -ed; 2)

(s.)

fa:'8ta:l,

fauna
fawner,

'fD.'na*, -z

-z,

forestall,

fa:'8wsa*,

-s

fami'KeiJ'an fornication

-d; -a*, -az

-ing, -ed; -er, -ers

-ig,

-s,

-rig,

-z,

fai'swaia*,

forswear, -s, -ing,

'fa:nikeit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az
forswore, forsworn
fornicat|e,-es, -ing, -ed; -or, -ors Otsn'JsBiou, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az
fa:'non, -z, -ig, fai'qju:, fa:'noun
foreshadow, -8, -ing, -ed; -er,-ers
foreknow, -s, -ing, foreknew, fai'J'ou, -z, -ig, -d, -n foreshow,
fa:'8tra:n

foreknown

-8,

fai'nalids foreknowledge
fa-ntlarai Fauntleroy
fa.'nfJ

-nz, -^ig [-nig], -nd

foreshort|en, -ens, -ening, -ened

fa:'Xs):t|n,

forenoon,

-s

0'fa:pa:t, -s forepart, -s

O 'f9:r<i"'ni)

-z

fa:'ra:m, -z,

0'fa:t,. -8

forearm (s.), -s
-ig, -d forearm (v.),

-ing, -ed
fai'rAn, -z, -iii, fai'rten forerun,
-s,

-s, -ning, foreran

fa:'rAna% -z forerunner,

fa'raz'mAtJ forasmuch
'fa:ra:'dein, -z, -ig, -d foreordain,
-8, -ing, -ed
-iz, -ill, -t

-es, -ing,

-ed

(s. V.)

(strong

1)

forc|e (F.),

fort,

point),

-s;

-s;

3)

2)

forte

fought

(from fight)
'fahieist. -8

(s.)

foretaste, -s

fa:'tei8t, -s, -ig, -id (v.) foretastje,

-es, -ing,

-s

'fa:'rend, -z fore-end, -s
'fazram, -z forum, -s

Ofais,

Forshaw

'faijaia*, -z foreshore, -s

Faunch

'fa:nn:ii, -z

-ing, -ed, -n

'fa.'Ja:

-ed

fai'tel, -z, -ig, fa:'tould foretell,

-s,

-ing, foretold

fa:'tela*, -z foreteller, -a
'faitalis, -iz fortalice, -s
'faitap, -mast nautical pron.
'fa:'ti:n,

of

-ma:st

'fa:tap,

-z,

-th, -ths

-e, -68

fourteen,

-s,

foi'tiiTJat 'fagsignal

foi'tirvjat
'faitji,

155

Forteviot

'fagha:n, -z fog-horn, -s

forte {in music), -a

-faiz, -faiig,
-faid;
-faia*, -faiaz; -faiabl fortijfy,
-fies, -fying, -fied; -fier, -fiers;
-fiable
fa:tifi'kei/9n, -z fortification, -s
faitifonld fortyfold
'fo:tiie [-Idie], -s fortieth, -s

'faitl, -z

faitlffal,

Fortescue

fortitude
-11, -nis fortuitous,
-ness

'fa:ti1jii:d

foi'ljn'itas,
-ly,

'faibl, -z foible, -s

Foyers

'faiaz

fail, -z, -ig, -d 1) {a. v.) foil, -s,

-ing, -ed; 2) Foyle
faist, -s, -ig, -id foist, -a, -ing,

-ed
'faizn, -z foison, -s

Ofaks, -iz
2) Fawkes

1)

fox

(F.),

-es;

'foksbr^X, -iz fox-brush, -es

'faksglAT, -z foxglove, -s

'fakshannd,

-z

fox-hound,

-s

'fakshAiit, -s fox-hunt, -s

fa:'1ijn'iti, -iz fortuit|y, -ies

faitjnf'neitas

fagha:a 'foriz

Ofai [toni] Fowey

'iz fort|y, -ies

'fartiiskjn:

Fortunatus

'fa:tnait, -s, -li fortnight, -s, -ly

fai'tonld foretold (from foretell)

faitap, -s foretop, -s

'fakslunta*, -z fox-hunter, -a
'faksji, -ia% -iist, -ili, -inis fox|y,
-ier, -iest, -ily, -iness
'faksteil, -z fox-tail, -s

'faitapmaist, -s foretopmast, -s

'fakswal [-wel] Foxwell

'fa:tris, -iz fortress, -es

0'fal|i, -iz foll|y (F.), -ies

'falikl, -z follicle, -s
'faljat 1) Foliot; 2) Folliot;

'fa'.tjan, -z; -lis

fortune

(F.), -s;

-less

'faitjanit, -li fortunate, -ly

Ofa:ft, -8, -li 1) fourth,

2) forth (F.)

-s,

3)
-ly;

forthcoming
forethought
fa:e'wie [-wi5] forthwith
Ofai'went l)forwent(/-OM forgo);
2) forewent (ffom forego)
'fa:wa:d, -z foreword, -b
fa:6'kA.inii)

''fa:6a:t

-li, -nis; -a*, -ist;

-ig, -id; -a*, -az forward (s. adj.
V. adv.), -s; -ly, -ness; -er, -est;
-ing, -ed; -er, -ers

'fa:wad, -z;

'fa:'wi:la*, -z four wheeler, -s

fa:'wa:n, -z, -ig, -d forewarn, -s,

-ing, -ed
foiz 1) fours (from four); 2) Fors
fab, -z, -ig, -d fob (. v.), -s,

-bing, -bed
O'fade* fodder
O'faJagil Fothergill

'fa9artg|ani, -gel Fothering|hain,

-z, -ig, -d 1) { ) fog'
-ging, -ged; 2) Fogg

Ofag,
-s,

'fagbannd fog-bound
'fag|i, -ia*, -list, -ili, -inis fogg|y,
-ier, -iest, -ily, -iness
'fagsignal [-nl], -z fog-signal, -a

FfoUiot

fa:lk'falon, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az follow

(s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers

falk-

'falouig, -z following

(.),

-s

fa:lfals-, faitOfand, -a*, -ist; -li, -nis ['fannis]

fond, -er, -est; -ly, -ness
'fand|l, -Iz, -lig HJg], -Id fond|le,
-Ies, -ling, -led
fant, -s; -1 font, -s; -al
'fantiarai Fauntleroy
Ofap, -8 fop, -s
'fapar|i, -iz fopper|y, -ies
'fapij", -li, -nis foppish, -ly, -ness
Ofar for (frequent form before
vowels)
'farei, -z, -ig, -d foray (s. v.), -s,
-ing, -ed
far- forasmuch
faraz'mAtJ

'farid [-red], -z forehead, -a

'faridsj -iz, -ig, -d; -a*, -az forag|e (a. v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
'farin; -a*, -az foreign; -er, -ers
'farist, -8 1) forest, -a; 2) Forreat
'farista*, -z 1) forester (F.), -a;
2) Forrester
'faristri forestry

'fariz [-is]

Forres

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156

-ing,

-es,

-nt
-ed;

phorous
fos'farik phosphoric

phossy

[-is|e],

-iz,

-d
-ed

fossiliz|e

-ig,

-es, -ing,

fasilai'zeij^n fossilization [-isa-]

fasi'lifaras fossiliferous
'fosl, -z

'fosta*,

-z,

rids

'fosil, -z fossil, -s

-rig,
foster (s.

-s,

-ing,

frains France
'frainsis 1) Francis;

-rig, -d fractur|e

-ed

Fram

'frfemlii|am Framlingham
'frtemjptan Frampton
freendgi'biliti [-dsa'b-] frangi'frtendsibl [-dsab-], -nis frangible, -ness
frsen'seska [-n'tje-] Francesca
frten'silan Francillon
freen'siskan, -z Franciscan, -s
freen'siskon Francisco {name of
'frtentik, -ali, -iii8 frantic, -ally,

-ness
frients (frants) Franz
'frsenfjaiz, -iz franchise,
fraegk,-8(s.) 1)

2)

Frances

-aiz^

Frank, -s;

-s

2) franc,

-s

fregk, -a*, -ist;

[frsegt]

-ig, -t

-aiig, -aid {s. v.)

frjy (F.), -les, -ying, -ied
'fraidi, -z Friday, -s
'fraia*, -z 1) friar, -s; 2) Freyer
fraia'biliti friability
'fraiabl, -nis friable, -ness
'fraia'n Friern
fr|ai,

-z,

-es, -ing,

v.),

-dj -ra*, -raz;

v.) (F.),

-ed; -er, -ers; -age

'fastabrAda*, -z foster-brother, -s
'fastafttida*, -z foster-father, -s
'fastamA.5a*, -z foster-mother, -s
'fastasista*, -z foster-sister, -s
'f9z|bari, -bruk Fos|bery, -broke

(s.

bility

'tosil, -z fossil, -s

'fosilaiz,

'frjektja*,
frsein

'fasfaras 1) phosphorus; 2) phos-

'fosi

'frsekXas 'frintl

'frtekjas, -li, -nis fractious, -ly.

-iz fos3 (F.), -es

'fasfeit, -8 phosphate, -s
fasfa'res, -iz, -ifl, -t; -ns,

Ofos,

phoBphoreBc|e,
-ence, -ent

-er, -est; -ly,

-nis;

-li,

frank

-ness;

-s,

(adj. v.),

-s,

-ing, -ed

'frsegkinsens frankincense
'frsegkij*

Frankish

'frtegklin, -z 1) franklin (F.), -s;

2)

Franklyn

fraeg'konnia

[-nia],

-n Franconia,

-n
fraep, -s, -ig, -t frap,

-s,

-ping,

-ped

'fraiar|i, -iz friar|y, -ies

frait, -s, -ii), -id fright (. v.), -s,

-ing, -ed
'fraitjii, -nz, -^ig [-nig], -nd
fright|en, -ens, -ening, -ened
'frait|ful, -fnli [-fIi], -fulnis
fright|ful, -fully, -fulness

'fraeta-naiz. -iz, -ig, -d; -a*, -az

fraternizfe [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed;

O fraud

O'frAktilfai, -faiz, -faiig, -faid

fructijfy, -fies, -fying, -fied
f^Ak'tiiaras fructiferous
frAktiil'kei|9n fructification

frann,
(s.

v.),

Frowde
-z,

-iii,

-igli,

-d

frown

-ing, -ingly, -ed

-8,

'franz|i, -inis frows|y, -iness

O 'frd3il,
-ness
free'dsiliti

-li,

-nis fragile, -ly,

= fra'dsiliti fragility

frseg'mentl fragmental
'frtegmant, -s fragment, -s
'fr{egmantar|i [flrteg'ment-], -ili,
-ini8 fragmentar|y, -ily, -iness
'frsek/an, -z fraction, -s
'frsekjanl [-M] fractional

-er, -ers

fraeta'nai'zei/an fraternization
'frietrisaid, -z fratricide, -s
freetri'saidl fratricidal

frAmp,

-8

frump,

frAnt,

-8, -ig, -id

v.),

-ing, -ed

-8,

-s

front

(g.

adj.

'frAutids, -iz frontage, -s

'frAntia* ['fran-, -fla*], -z frontier, -s

'frAnti8pi:s ['frau-], -iz frontispiece, -s

'frAntl, -z frontal (g. ac^.), -s

'frAntlis 'ft-enfjwnman
'fi'Antlis frontless

-amz frust|um,

-id

'freja*, -z

-er, -est; -ly,

Ofrei,

-ing, -ed

-s,

-d fray

-z, -ig,

-ii|,

(s.

v.),

-s,

-ing, -ed

freigranls, -si,
fragran|ce, -cy,

-t,

-8*,

-11,

freil,

-ist;

-t,

-tli,

-tnis

-tly, -tness

-nis

frail,

(s.

-d; -a*. -3z fram|e

-ing, -ed; -er, -ers

-z, -ig,
-es,

v.),

freit, -8,

-ii),

freight (s.
-ers; -age

-id; -a*, -az; -ids

-s,

v.),

-ness
fresher,

-s

'frejlman, -man freshjman, -men

'CreJln, -nz, -i^ig [-nig], -nd
fre8h|en, -ens, -ening, -ened
'frejwoita* freshwater (F.)
fret, -s,

-igj -id; -a*, -az fret

-ting, -ted; -ter, -tera

(s. v.), -s,

-full

[-fall],

-fMlnis

fret|ful, -fully, -fulness

'freilt|i, -Iz frailt|y, -ies

frelm,

(g.)

'fret|fMl,

-ly, -neas

-er, -eat;

friends

-a,

frAS'treiJan frustration
'frAstreit [frAs'tr-], -s,

'lri:stoun

'frenz|i, -iz, -id frenz]y, -is, -ied

'freskou, -z fresco, -(ejs
trej, -a*, -1st; -li, -nis fresh,

-ums

frustrat|e,

= frendz

frenz

'fi-Antlit, -s frontlet, -a

'frAst|3m, -a,

frenz

157

-ing, -ed ; -er,

'fretsa:, -z fretsaw, -a

'fretwaik fretwork
Ofra'dsillti [frae'ds-] fragility
fram from (weak form)
fran'siskon Francisco {San Fr.)
fra'ta:nit|i,

fraternit|y,

-iz

-ies

'frsetrisaid, etc.
'freitrisald, etc.
freiz, -iz, -ig, -d 1) phra3|e (s.
v.), -es, -ing, -ed; 2) frays (from
fray)

fra'ta:n{|, -all fraternjal, -ally

Ofri:, -a*, -ist; -11; -z, -ig, -d
free (acy. v.), -er, -st; -ly; -a,

'freizbnk, -s phrase-book, -s
'freiza* 1) Fraser; 2) Frazer
frelzia'ladslk, -al, -all phraaeo-

-ing, -ed
'frl:bo:n freeborn
'friibuita*. -z freebooter, -s

logic, -al, -ally

-iz

freizi'oladsli,

phraseolog|y,

'friidam freedom
'trl:d{man, -man freed|man, -men

[-ies

frl:a*, -z 1) freer (.), -s; 2) freer

{compar. of free); 3) Freear
'M:'ha:tid, -11, -nis free-hearted,

'frek|l, -Iz, -Jli, [-Ug], -Id; -U [-11]

frecklle (s. v.), -Ies, -ling, -led;

-ly, -ness
'friihonld, -z free-hold, -s
'ft*l:houlda*, -z free-holder, -s
'ft-l:'fem:l, -z, -ig, -d free-wheel

Ofred,

-1

Fred, -dy

freda'riika Frederica
'fredrii Frederi(c)k

-ly
-z friend, -s
'frendl|i, -Inis friendl|y (F.), -iness

frend,

'frendlis, -nis friendless, -ness

frena'l9d3ik|9l, -all phrenologic|al,

-ally

'frenik phrenic

fren*/ French
'frenJ|l, -ili, -inls French|y, -ily,
-iness
'Irenfjilfal, -faiz, -faiig, -faid
Frenchiify, -fies, -fying, -fied

'fren^JIman,

-man French|man,

-men

(s.

v.),

-s,

-ing, -ed

frl:k, -s 1) freak, -s; 2) Freake

'frl:kll, -inis freak|y, -iness
'fri:klj,-ll, -nis freakish, -ly,-ne8a

(ri'kwent, etc.
etc.
friikwen'teljan frequentation
'friikwans, -1, -iz frequenc|e, -y,
frli'kwent,

-ies

'friikwant, -11, -nis frequent (a^.),

-ly, -ness
'frlill freely
[-ry
fri'maintl
'frl:msentl

-z; -rl freemason, -s;

'frenJ'pollJ, -iz, -ig, -t; -a*,

-az French-polish (s. v.), -es,
-ing, -ed; -er, -ers

'Mimeisn,

'frenj|wuman, -wlmin FrenchIwoman, -women

'frl:|mant, -pait Free|mont, -port

'fri:stonn freestone (F.)

'frl:|man

-man [-men]
-men

[-msen],

freelman

(F.),

 'frita*

'friitann

'friitaan

158

Freetown

'frii'treld, -a*, -az free-trade,

-r, -rs

'frii'Oigka*, -z freethinker, -s
'frii'wi:!, -z freewheel, -s
'frli'wil freewill
frL'z, -iz, -ii|, fronz, 'fironzn
1) (v.) freez|e, -es, -ing, froze,
frozen; 2) (s.) frieze, -s; 3) frees
(from free)
'fri:z3% -z freezer, -s
'friizik Friesic
'friizland [-laend], -a*, -az Friesland, -er, -era

Ofribfl,

-Iz,

b|Ie, -les,

.^g

[-lin], -Id frib-

-ling, -led

'rib;a [-la*], -z fribbler, -s

'fridsid, -It, -nis frigid, -ly, -ness
fri'dsiditi frigidity
'fridsia, -n, -nz Phrygia, -n, -ns
fria* 1) Frere; 2)
'flriia*
friga'rifik [-go'r-, -go'r-] frigor-

inc
'frigit [-gat], -s frigate, -s
fri'keendon (frika:'do), -z frican-

dean, -x
{s. v.),

'frikatir, -z fricative (s. adj.), -a

'ftikjan, -z; -lis friction, -s; -less
'frikjanl [-J^iJ] frictional
f^i'kwent, -g, -ig, -id; -a*, -az;
-atlT frequent (.), -s, -ing, -ed;
-er, -ers; -ative
-z,

-ig,

-d

frill (s. v.),

-s,

-ing, -ed
fri'maentl Fremantle
frine^s, -iz, -ig, -dj -i; -lis fring|e
(8. v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -y; -eless
fri'netik, -al phrenetic, -al

M'naladsji,

-ist,

-ists

phreno-

log|y, -ist, -ists

frins,

etc.

= frinds,

etc.

'triparli, -iz fripper|y, -ies

fi-isk, -s, -ig, -t; -a*, -az;
-ia*, -iist; -ill, -Inis frisk
-8,

-i,

(s. v.),

-ing, -ed; -er, -era; -y, -ier,

-iest; -ily, -iness

'frlskit, -s frisket, -a
frit, -s, -ig, -id frit

(s.

v.),

-s,

-ting, -ted
'frits*, -z, -rig, -d fritter
-s, -ing, -ed

(s. v.),

friti'lsaria 'frantl

friti'lsaria, -z fritillaria, -s
fri'tilarji, -iz fritillarjy, -ies

frits Fritz
frie, -s frith (F.), -s
[-ness
'friralas, -li, -nis frivolous, -ly,
fri'Talitji, -iz frivolit|y, -ies
-iz, -ig, -d;
-ing, -ed; -y

friz,

fri'zet, -8

frizz,

-i

1) frizette,

-es,

-s; 2) fri-

sette, -s

'frizian [-^an, -sian, -sjan], -z

Frisian, -s
'fkiz|l, -Iz, -lig [-lig], -Id frizz|le,
-les, -ling, -led
'frizp [-IJi], -inis frizzljy, -iness
'friznal [-wel] Friswell
'fMsian [-gjan]
'frizian

Ofrm from
Ofrou

(weak form)

fro

'fronad,

fronm

-11,

-nis froward, -ly,-ne3s

form of frn:m
fronz, -n froze, -n (from freeze)
Ofraid, -z fraud, -s
'fro:djnlan|8, -t, -til fraudulenjce,
-t,

frika'si:, -z, -ig, -d fricassee

-s, -ing, -d

fril,

less correct

-tly

fro'stj -s, -ig, -id

-s, -ing, -ed

(s. v.)

frost (F.),

'fro'stbait, -s frost-bite, -s

'fra-st|bannd, -bitn
-bitten
'fra-st|i,

-ia*,

-iist;

frostjbound,
-ili,

-inis

frost|y, -ier, -iest; -ily, -iuess

'fro'stTra:k frostwork
froit fraught
fra-e, -s, -ig, -t; -i, -ia*, -iist,
-iU, -inis froth (s. v.), -s, -ing,
-ed; -y, -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness

O'frobi/a* Frobisher
frag, -z frog, -s
frogg|y (s. orfj.), -ies
'fragma:* Frogmore
'frak'kout, -s, -id frockcoat, -s,
-ed
'fragfi, -iz

'fralik, -s, -ig, -t frolic

(. v.), -a,

-king, -ked
'fraliksam, -nis frolicsome, -ness
from from (strong form)
fraud, -z frond, -s

fran'dessns frondescence
fran'difaras frondiferous
'frontia*, 'frantispiis
'frantl
'frAntl (.)

= 'frAn-

frost

'ga:4J3ii

frost,

etc.f

Ofru:d

1)

fro6,

etc.

Froude;

2)

fra:-

Frowde

fru''aliti frugality
'frn:gjal, -ali, -alnis frug|al, -ally,

'ftaldsam Foljambe
Tula*, -z fuller fF.), -s
'fallam, -fad Ful|ham, -ford
fal'fil, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az; -maut

-alness
fru''ijn fruition

fulfil, -s, -ling, -led; -ler, -lers;

-ment

fruim [fronm] Frome

f^Qimen'teiJas frumentaceous
frn:t, -s, -ii|, -id fruit (s. v.),
-ing, -ed
fra:'tsori9ii, -z fruitarian, -s
'fruitera*, -z fruiterer, -s

-foU

'frn!tlfl,

'ful|i, -ist full|y,

-s,

etc.

1) foot(s.) (F.); 2) Foote

fut, -s, "ir|, -id foot (v.), -a, -ing,
-ed
'fntbail, -z; -a*, -az foot-ball, -s;

-er, -ers

-ids fruit|y> -iness;

'fntbrids, -iz foot-bridge,

-age
'fra:tlis,

-li,

-nis

fruitless,

-ly,

-ness

'/Baisis
fa:d,

'fulsam, etc.
'fAlsam,
'fultn Fulton

Ofut

-fwlnis

[-fali],

-est

'fulnis 1) fulness; 2] fullness

fruit|ful, -fully, -fulness

'fra:t|i, -inis;

'fuldsam 'gaidzmsn

159

['taisis] phthisis
-z; -lis food, -s; -less

Ofu:l, -z, -ig, -d fool

-ing, -ed

(s. v.),

-,

'fu:l3r|i, -iz fooler|y, -ies

'fa:lha:d|i, -ill, -inis fool-hard|y,

'fiitfa:!,

-s

-z foot-fall, -s

'fntgaid, -z foot-guard, -s
'fathonld, -z foot-hold, -s
'futii|j -z'(s.) footing, -s
'fntlait, -s foot-light, -s
'futlman, -man foot|man, -men

'fatma:k, -s foot-mark, -s
'fntnout, -s foot-note, -s

-ily, -iness
'fttdij, -11, -nis foolish, -ly, -ness
foolscap
[-Izk-],
-s
'fn'.lsktep

'futpa:|6, -5z foot-pa|th, -ths

'fafpaand, -z foot-pound, -s

{paper), -s
'fu:lzktep, -s foolscap (cap), -s

'fntpsesindsa*. -z foot-passenger,
[-a
'futprint, -s foot-print, -s

0'fn:'tjan

Fuchau [Foochow]

0'fii:z|l, -Iz, -lig [-lig],

-Idfooz-

|le (s. v.), -Ies, -ling, -led

'fn:zja* [-la*], -z foozler, -s
fulj -*, -ist, -i, -nis full

(s.

a^.), -er, -est, -y, -ness

'futpsed, -z foot-pad, -s

'fatreis, -iz foot-race, -s

'fatrn:l, -z foot-rule, -s
'futsonldsa*, -z foot-soldier, -s

'fntsaia* foot-sore
'fatstep, -s foot-step, -s
'fntstn:!, -z footstool, -s

9
ga:*,
Oga:b.

-z gar, -s
-z,

-d garb,

-s,

-ed

'ga:bat Garbutt
'gaibids garbage
'goib|l, -Iz, ^ig [-lig], -Id garbl|e,
-Ies, -ling, -led
Oga:d, -z, -ig, -idj -idli, -idnis
guard (s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed, -edly,

-edness
gai'diinla [ga'd-, -nja], -z gardenia, -8

'ga:4jan [-dian], -z guardian (G.), -a

'gaidjanjip [-dian-] guardianship

'gaidlis guardless
'ga:d|n, -nz,

-ijiig

[-nig],

-nd

(s. v.)

gard|en (G.)> -ens, -ening, -ened

'ga:dna* [-i^a*], -z 1) gardener,
-s;

4)

2) Gardner;
Gairdner

3}

Gardiner;

'ga:dnpa:t{i, -iz garden-part|y, -ies

'ga:druin, -z guardroom, -s
'gaidjip, -s guardship, -a

'ga:dz|man,

-men

-man

guardslman,

'ga:fl:ld

'gaias

160

gai'fa'ks 'gteSeriq

Guy Fawkes

0'ga:fl:ld Garfield
'gazflj* garfish
Oga:'gaentjaa, -n Gargaatua, -n

0'gai'fa'k8

'gaigarlzm, -z gargarism,

'gaillful, -fnli [-fali], -fulnis guile|ful, -fully, -fulness

-^g

'ga:g|l, -Iz.
(s.

-Id garg|le
-led

[-lii)],

-les, -ling,

v.),

-s

O'gaihan Gihon

'gaillis,

'gaigail, -z gargoyle, -s

O'gaila Gala

O'gaina*,

-ky
-id garment,

-z, -rii),

-d

-s,

-ed

(s.

-s,

v.),

-ig, -d
-ing, -d

-z,

'gaini/mant,
gainit, -8 1)

garnishee

-8, -ig, -t

gasp

(s. v.), -a,

-ing, -ed

'gaistan Garston

O'gayia Garcia (famous

teacher

garter

(s. v.),

-ing, -ed

ga:e, -8 garth (G.), -s

-z

guy

v.),

-es, -ing,

Gyges
O'gaiar38konp ['dsais-],

gout,

-ini8

gb,

-d gab {. v.), -s,

-bing, -bed
'gsebadiin [gteba'dL-n], -z gaberdine, -s
[-nji], -z

gaberlnnzie,

Gabbatha

[-s

Gabbitas

O gd, -z, -ig, -id gad (s. v. inter/.)

(G.), -s, -ding,

-s

-ded

'giedait, -s Gadite, -a

'gsedabant, -s gadabout,
'gsedara Gadara
-s

'gaidsiiz

-s

gyro-

scope, -s

-s

gai3ra'8teetik [dsaia-], -s gyrostatic, -s

Gaius

-s

gseda'ri:n ['gsedariin] -z Gadarene, -s

'gtedfllai, -aiz gadflly, -ies
'gtedTra:!, -z

gadwall,

-a

gads (from gad)

gaiaras'kapik [dsaia-] gyroscopic 'gdz|bi, -liil Gads|by,
'gai3r38tset ['dsaia-], -8 gyrostat, 'gted'za:ks gadzooks

'galas

-y,

-z, -ig,

'gb|l, -Iz, -Jig [-lig], -Id gabb|le,

-les, -ling, -led
'gsebja* [-la*], -z gabbler, -s

(G.), -s
(s.

-ili,

-i,

'gsebitses

-z, -ig. -id guid|e

-ed
gaidbnk, -s guide-book,
'gaidan, -z guidon, -s
'gaidn8 gaidance
'gaidlis guideless
'gaidponst, -s guidepost,

gant,

'gtebaOa

O'gaiza Gaza (Greek scholar)

'ga:zalnd Gazaland

Ogaid,

O'gaua* Gower
O gann, -z, -d gown, -s, -ed
'gaunz|man, -man gowns|man,
-men
O'ganri Gowrie

gseba'Unzi

O'gaiwein Gawain
'ga:wnd Garwood

gai,

(s. v.),

-ily, -iness

of singing)
-s,

'gaiza*, -z
'geiza*, -z geyser, -s
'gaizli Guiseley

'gaistlli, -inis ghastljy, -iness

-z, -rig, -d

guys

2)

gau Gow

'gaintlit Gauntlett

1) guise, -s;

-iz

(from guy); 3) Guy's

'gaizbra Guysborough

garnishment, -s Ogaads, -iz, -ig, -d goug|e

garnet, -s; 2) Gar-es, -ing, -ed

'gainitja* garniture

O'gaita*,

-ist, -ists

-ist, -ists

-s

net(t)

Oga:sp,

gynsecologly,

gamer (s. v.), Ogaiz,

'garni/, -iz, -ig, -t garnish, -es,

-ing, -ed

gaim'Ji:,

guileless, -ly,

cological
gaini'kaladsli [dsai-],

-s

),

-ing, -ed

-s,

-nis

Ogainrka'lad3ikl[d3ai-] gynae-

(G

'gailik, -i garlic,
-s,

-li,

-ness

(river)

'ga:Iand, -z garland

0'ga:m3nt,

gail guile

'gsBdz

-hill

O'gseda*, -z, -rig, -d; -ra*. -raz

gather (. v.), -a, -ing, -ed; -er,
-ers

'gseSarig, -z gathering

(s.),

-s

gtef 'gseljad
Ogef,

-s gaff, -s

'gsefa*, -s gaffer, -s
'gsefseil, -z gaff-sail, -s

ogg,

-z, -ig,

161

-d gag

'gselonz, -iz gallowa, -es

'gteloazbaid, -z gallows-bird, -a
'gselowei, gselo'vidgsela'gselpin Galpin
gel'va:ni Galvani
gtel'vsenik galvanic
'gselvanaiz, -iz, -ig, -d; -a*, -sz
galvaniz|e [-ia|e], -es, -ing, -ed;

(s.

v.),

-a,

-ging, -ged
O'gselbs Galba
'gselbanam galbanum

'gselahsed Galahad
'gl3ks|i, -iz galax|y, -lea
'gselan, -z gallon, -a
'gselsnt [ga'ltent], -s gallant (s.), -a
'gselant [ga'lsent], -li, -nis gallant
(adj.) {amorotts), -ly, -ness
'gselant, -li, -nis gallant (a^/.)
{brave), -ly, -neas
'geel3nti:n [gselan'tiin], -s galantine, -s

'gselantri gallantry
'gselap, -s, -ig, -t; -a*, -az gallop
(s. v.), -a, -ing, -ed; -er, -era
geela'peid, -z gallopade, -a
'gselarii, -iz, -id galler|y, -iea,
-led

Gallua
gsele'Jiilz Galaahiela
'gselata Galata
geela'tia Galatea
'gselawei, -z galloway

'gselss

-er, -era

'gselvanizm galvanism
gselya'namita*, -z galvanometer,
-a

'gselvistan Galvestone
Ogsem, -z, -ig, -d 1) (s.

(s.

gam,

v.)

-ming, -med; 2) (s.) gamb, -s

gsem'beidoD, -z gambado, -(e)s
gsem'beta Gambetta
'geemba, -z gamba, -s
'gsembjal, -alz, -alig [-^g], -aid
gamb|ol (s. v.), -ols, -oUing, -oiled
'gsembia [-bja] Gambia
-a,

'gambia* Gambier
'gsembist, -s gambiat, -a
'gsembit, -s gambit, -a
'gsembl, -z, -ig, -d; -a*,

gambl|e

(s.

(G.),

v.)

-ea,

-az
-ing,

-ed; -er, -era

'gsemblighanls,

(G.), -s

geela'Tidian [-lo'v-], -z Gallovid-

ian

'gaelonz gtep

gambling-

-ziz

houlae, -ses

gaem'bnis gamboge

adj.), -s

'gseli, -z galley, -a

'gselian, -z l)galleon, -s ; 2) Galion

'geilik
2)
'gselib 1) gallic;

Gaelic
'gselikan, -z Galilean (s. a(^".), -a
geeli'leion [-'li:on] Galileo

'gsema, -z gamma, -a
'gsema*, -z gammer, -a
'gseman, -z, -ig, -d gammon
-a, -ing, -ed
'gtemat, -s gamut, -s

(. v.),

'gsemid3 Gamage
'geemilin Gamelyn
Galilee
gsemp, -s gamp (G.), -a
g%li'li:3n, -z Galilean, -a
O'gsenda*, -z gander, -a
gseli'neigoa, -z gallinago, -a
'gsendsiiz Ganges
geeli'neijas gallinaceous
gselipa'li:8 [-po'l-] Gallipolia {in 'geenimiid Ganymede
'gsenit, -s 1) gannet, -s
2) GanAmerica)
nett
'geelipat, -s 1) gallipot, -a; 2) gali-

'geelili:

pot
-d gallicizje
[-ia|e], -ea, -ing, -ed
'gselisi' gallice
'geelisizm, -z galliciam, -a
'gselisaiz,

-iz,

-ig,

'g^elisleir, -z galley-slave, -a
gseli'Tffint, -s, -ig, -id gallivant,
-s,

-ing, -ed

'gseljad [-ljo:d], -z galliard, -s

Miohaelia A Jones,

Phonetic

'gaenl Gannel
Ogseg, -z gang,

-a

'gsega*, -z ganger, -s
'gfeggli|an, -a, -anz gangli|on, -a,

-ona
'gggri:n,
(s.

v.),

-z, -ig, -d

-es, -ing,

'geegwei, -z gangway,
gsep, -s gap, -a

Dictioiiai]r.

gangren|e

-ed

11

-a

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flte'rais gtestra'noinik

Ofle'ra:3,

iz=g8'r.

gteran'ta:*, -z guarantor, -s
'gserat. -s 1) garret, -s; 2) garrot,

Garrett; 4) Garrat

gteri'bseldi [-'ba:l-] Garibaldi

'gserik Garrick
'g9eri8[n, -nz, -anii) [-^g], -nd
garns|on (. v.) (G.), -ons, -oning,

-oned

-iz

gas

(s.),

-es

-t

gas

gses, -iz, -ig,

-sing, -sed

-11,

-nis

OgseJ,

-ist, -ists

gasworks
gash

-iz, -ig, -t

(s. v.),

-es,

-ing, -ed

O'gsetaka*

[-teik-]

Gatacre

Gatti; 2) Gatty

'gseti 1)

Gatling

'geetlig

OgseO Gath
O'gseTln Gavin
'geevistan Gaveston

'gievlkaind gavelkind

O 'gsezias

[-zjas]

'geiz-

(v),

-ses,

gasolene

'gsesflkstXa*, -z gas-fixture, -s
'gsesflta*, -z gas-fitter, -s
'gaesli, -ia*, -list,

-inis gass|y, -ier,

-iest, -iness

['geizi-]j

-faiz,

-faiii),

-faid gasiify, -fies, -fying, -fied

'gseskel [-kal] Gaskell
'geeskan, -z Gascon, -s
gteska'neid, -z, -Ig, -id gasconnad|e (s. v), -es, -ing, -ed
'gseskani Gascony
'gteskit, -s gasket, -s
'gseskain 1) Gascoyne; 2) Gas-

(G.), -s

gA'fa: [ga'f-], -z, -ig, -d

guffaw, -B, -ing, -ed

OgAl,

'gaesendsin, -z gas-engine, -s
'gsesaliin [-sol-]

'gAblnz Gubbins
O'gAdsan, -z gudgeon

'gtesbteg, -z gas-bag, -s
'gsesbsina*, -z gas-burner, -s
'gtesbrsekit, -s gas-bracket, -s
'gtesdset, -s gas-jet, -s

'gaesijfai

nom|y,

'gesTra:kg

gsezi'tia* [-za't-], -z gazetteer, -s

'gsernlas [-ral-, -rjul-],

garrulous, -ly, -ness

Ogtes,

'gAnkaerids

gses'tranamli, -ist, -ists gastro-

'gterad 1) Garrod; 2) Garrard

'geersld Garrold
'gsernlas, etc.
'gseralas, etc.
gseran'ti:, -z, -ig, -d guarantee
(s. v.), -B, -ing, -d

-s; 3)

gaes'tranami

-s,

-z, -ig, -d gull

-ing, -ed

gAla'biliti

(s. v.)

(. V.)

(G.),

= gAli'b-

'gAlarji, -iz guller|y, -ies

gAlf, -s, -i gulf,

-s,

-y

'gAlji, -iz gull|y (G.), -ies

gAli'biliti [-la'b-] gullibility

'gAllbl gullible
'gAlit, -s gullet, -s
'gAliva* Gulliver
'gAlksetJa*, -z gull-catcher, -s

gAlp,

-s, -ig, -t
-ing, -ed

OgAm,
(.

gulp

(.

v.),

-s,

-d; -a*, -az gum

-ming, -med; -mer,

-z, -ig,

v.),

-s,

-mers
'gAm'terabik gum-arabic

'gAmds

gummous

'gAm|i, -ia*, -iist, -inis

-ier, -iest, -iness

gumm|y,

coigne

gA'mifaras gummiferous
-men [-man] 'gAm^J^n gumption
gas{-man, -men
'gAmj^Jas gumptious
'gtesmein, -z gas-main, -s
gAmJal Gomshall
'gses|msen

[-man],

'gasmirta*, -z gas-meter,

-s

'gsesoliin [-sal-] gasolene

gte'samita* [ga's-, ga'z-], -z gasometer, -s

'gtespaip, -s gas-pipe, -s
'gees'stouv, -z gas-stove, -s
'gsest

gassed (from gas v)

gses'traitis gastritis

gsestra'namik, -al gastronomic,

-al

'gAmtri:, -z gumtree, -s
-z, -ig, -d gun (s.
-ning, -ned
'gAnbter^l, -z gun-barrel,

OgAn,

'gAubont,

-s

gun-boat,

v.),

-s,

-s

-s

'gAna*, -z gunner (G.), -s

'gAnari gunnery
'gAnfaia* gun-fire
|gAnig gunning (G.)
'gAnkterids, "i^ gun-carriage, -s

'gAnkotn

'geibrisl

geids 'geitshed

163

'gAnkatn gun-cotton
Ogeid3, -iz, -ig, -d (s. v.) 1) gag|e
'gAn^, -z 1) gunwale, -s; 2) gunnel,
(G.), -es, -ing, -ed; 2) gaugje,
'gAnmetl gun-metal
-es, -ing, -ed
[-s
'gAnpauda* gunpowder
'geidsia*, -az, -abl gaug|er, -ers,
'gAnram, -x gun-room, -s
-eable
'gAnsmiO, -s gunsmith, -s
O'geia* gayer {compar. of gay)
'gAnstok, -s gunstock,
'gAiiJot, -s gunshot, -s
'gAnta* Gunter

'gAnwod, -z gunwad,
O gAS Gus

'geiat|i ['geiit|i], -iz gaiet|y (G.),

-ies

-s

O'giilst gayesf (superl. of gay)

O geil, -z 1) gale (G.), -s; 2) Gael,

-s

'geila, -z gala, -s
'geili gaily

'gAsi Gussy
'gAsit, -8 gusset, -s
gAst, -8 gust, -s

gAs'teiJan gustation
gAs'teivas [-'tary-] Gustavus

'gAston gusto
OgAj", -iz, -ii),

gush

(s. v.),

-iijli,

-t; -a*, -az

-es, -ing, -ingly,

-ed;

OgAt,

'geilik ['gsellk] Gaelic

'geilin Galen
'geilzbaig Galesburg
Ogeim, -z} -a*, -ist, -11, -nis; -ii),
-d gam|e (s. ac^. v.), -es; -er, -est,
-ely, -eness; -ing, -ed

'geimbeeg^ -z game-bag,
-la*,

'geimli,

-er, -ers
"8, -ii),

-id

gut

(s.

v.),

-s,

-ting, -ted
'gAta*, -z, -rifl, -d gutter (s. v.),
-s, -ing, -ed
'gAta'pait/a gutta-percha
'gAtr|I, -alz, -all guttur|al (.
adj.], -als, -ally

'gAtasnaip,
'gAtnbaig

-s

guttersnipe,

'gn:t-

O'gAOri Guthrie
0'gATn, -z, -ii), -d;
1)

govern,

2)

Govan

-s,

-s

Gutenberg

-ier,

-iest,

-list,

-s

gam|y,

-inis

-iness

'geimighanis, -ziz gaming-houjse,

-ses

'geimkiipa*, -z game-keeper, -s

'geimkak,

-s

game-cock,

-s

'geimla:, -z game-law, -s
'geimsta*, -z gamester, -s
Ogein. -z, -lii, -d; -a*, -az gain
(s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -er (G.), -ers

'geinabl gainable

-az
-ing, -ed; -or, -ors;
-a*,

'gATanabl governable
gAvana'dsenaral, -z governorgeneral
'gAvanans governance

'gAvanmant, -s government,
gAvan'mentl governmental

'geinam

Gaynham

'geinjfMl,
-full [-fall], -fMlnis
gain|ful, -fully, -fulness

'geinigz gainings
'geinlis gainless
gein'sei, -z, -ig, -d [gein'sed]
gainsay, -s, -ing, -ed [gainsaid]

gein'seia*, -z gainsayer, -s

'gATaiii8, -iz governess, -es

-s

'gAvan, etc.
'gAvn, etc.
O'gAzjl, -Iz, ^ii) [-liij], -Id guzz|le,
-les, -ling,

[-s

-led

'gAzJa* [-la*], -z guzzler, -s

gei, -a*, -i8t gay (G.), -er, -est

O'geibli, -iz gab|y, -ies

'geibiai Gabii
'geibian [-bjan], -z gabion, -s
'geibl, -z, -d gable, -s, -d
[-s
'geiblit, -s gablet, -s

'geibl'windou, -z gable-window,
'geibrial Gabriel

geinz 1) gains; 2) Gaines

'geinzb^ra, -z Gainsborough,

Ogeip,
(s.

v.),

Ogeit,

-ig, -t;
-es, -ing,

-8,

-8, -ig, -id

-s

-a\ -az gap|e

-ed; -er, -ers
gat|e {a. v.)

1)

-es, -ing, -ed; 2) gait

'geita*, -z gaiter, -s
'geitfain, -z gate-fine, -s
'geitkfcpa*, -z gate-keeper, -s

'geitlis gateless

'geitmAni gatemoney
'geitpoust, -8 gate-post,
geit8 gates (G.)
'geit8hed Gateshead

11*

-s

'geitwei 'gaidlstan

164

'geitwei, -z gateway, -a
give)
Ogeiz, -iz, -ig, -d; -3*, -az gazje
(s. II.), -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
'geiza Gaza (iw Syria)
'geiza*, -z 1) geyser, -s; 2) gazer, -s
'geizias ['gsez-, -zjas] gaseous

O ga:ge'8i:n [-gi's-, -ga's-,

Ogeiv gave {from

'geizifai, efc.

'gedis
O

geal,
'geati

:=

ga:!, efc.

-z, -ii), -id

(tw^'. .),

-s

O'geml Gemmi
-s

gemsbok,

gaigas-],

-a

gurgl|e
-ed
O'gaikin, -z gherkin, -s
'ga:gl, -z, -ig, -d

ga:l [geal, gial, geal], -z,

1) girlie, -s;

2)

Gurley

-a

gemahom,

'ga:ti

(G.), -s

Gerty

Gurton

gent Ghent
Oge'raizim [ga'r-] Gerizim
'geri Gerry

ga'bnin Gaboon
Oga'daiva
ga'd- Godiva

mander,

-s,

ge'rantias
-Xjas]

Oges,

-z, -rig,
-ing, -ed

[gi'r-,

-a

ga'di:nia [-nja], -z gardenia, -a

-d

ga'r-,

geri-tjas,

Gerontius
-az; -abl
-es, -ing, -ed; -er,

-iz, -ig, -t; -a*,

gueaa

(.

.)

-ers; -able

'gesttjeimba*, -z guest-chamber,
'geswaik guesswork
[-s
Oget, -8, -ig, gat get, -s, -ting, got
get'setabl get-at-able
,get'Ap, -8 get-up, -s

'getou Ghetto
O'geein Gethin
geO'semani Gethsemane
'geadna* ['ga:d-] Gairdner
'geafaul, -z garefowl, -s

ga'dalfin Godolphin
Oga'fa:, etc. == gA'fa:,

= gi'h-

Oga'hena

etc.

Gehenna

Oga'laiaO Goliath
gaisektik galactic

= 'gIant,

ga'Isent, -8

-z

adj.

(s.

amorous)

gest, -s 1) guest (G.),-s; 2) guessed {from guess)

'gsal, etc.

-li,

'ga:ni Gurney
'ga:nit, -s gurnet, -s
'ga:nzi, -z guernsey (G.), -a
Oga:t, -s 1) girt, -s; 2) girt {from
'ga:ta ("goita) Goethe
[gird)

= gi'nez'gensarik = 'dsen- Genaeric

'gerimsenda*,

-hud

-hood

girl, -a,

'gaitn 1) Girton; 2)
'ga:tra:d Gertrude
Oga.'O, -8 girth, -s

-z

v.),

(s.

-es, -ing,

0'ga:nad, -z gurnard
geld

-s, -mg, -ed

'gelda'ronz, -iz guelder-rose,
'geldig, -z gelding, -s

'gemzbak,
'gemzham,
Oge'nez-

Gergeaene,

ga'zel

gailij [gsal-, gial-, geal-],

-nis girlish, -ly, -ness

= 'geiati

Ogeldj

-z

'ga:li, -z

'gtesi-

Geddes
etc.

gaige'siin

ga:l, etc.

'gsarids, -iz garage, -s

'geari/, -li, -nis garish, -ly, -ness
ga:d, -z, -ig, -id, gait gird (s..),
-ing, -ed, girt
'gaida*, -z girder, -s
'ga.'dan, -z guerdon, -s
'ga:d|l, -Iz, -Jig [-lig], -Id gird|le
(8. v.), -lea, -ling, -led
-8,

'gaidlstan Girdiestone

ga'leijla [-I/a], -n, -nz Galatia,

-n, -ns
ga'liina galena (G.)
ga'lipali [-poli] Gallipoli
ga'lijia [-isia, -ija] Galicia

ga'la* galore
ga'laj", -iz golosh, -es
ga'luin galloon
Oga'meilial [-Ijal] Gamaliel
ga'mont, -8
gi'm- gemot,

ga'mara Gomorrah
Oga'nezgi'nezOga'rais [gse'r-, gsarids],

-s

garage,

-iz

-s

= ge'raizim

ga'raizim

Gerizim

ga'rila, -z 1) gorilla, -s;

2) gue-n
ga'range'r[riUaJ
ga'rat, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az garott|e (. v.), -ea, -ing, -ed; -er,

Oga'8amOga'vat,
Oga'zel,

-8

gie'samgavotte, -s

-z gazelle, -s

[-ers

ga^zet gila'ti:n
ga'zet, -s, -ii|, -id gazett|e
-es, -ing, -ed

ga'zomlta*, -z

gi:

(s. v.),

gte'so-

ghee

Gebal

'gilited [-Ijaed]

Geelong

'gi:za*, -z geeser, -s

gi'aina [gju''a:n3]

O'giben,

-z

gibbon

Guiana
(G.),

-man

'gil|krist,

'gilpin Gilpin

-s (G.)

gilt,

-i,

-ia'^,

1)

'gibas, -li, -nis gibbous, -ly, -ness

'gibia Gibeah

-iness; 2) gilt
gild)

Gibeon

'gibsn Gibson

gibz Gibbs
O'gidji, -la*, -list, -ill, inis
gidd|y, -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness
'gidian Gideon
'gidihedid giddy-headed
Ogla*, -z, -rii), -d gear (s. v.), -a,
-ing, -ed

gial, etc.
ga:l, etc.
'giari Geary
'giarig gearing {from gear) (G.)

'gig|I, -Iz, -|ifl [-lii)], -Id gigg|Ie

-led
'gigja* [-la*], -z giggler, -s
Ogi'heua [ga'h-] Gehenna
Ogil, "Z gill {revpiratory organ,
ravine) (G.), -s
'gilbat Gilbert
gil'baitian [-Ijan, -Jian, -J'jan]
v.),

-les, -ling,

Gilbertian

1) gild,
-s, -ing, -ed, gilt;
2) guild, -s
'gilda*, -z 1) gilder (G.), -s;

guilder,

-s

guildhall (G.),

-s

(s.

v.),

-z,

-ig, -d

-es, -ing,

-ily,

3) gilt

{from

guinea

-s

Ginn

{if); 2)

gi'nezari|t [ge'n-, -re|t], -0

nesare|t, -th
'gini, -z

-ly,

Gen-

(G.), -s

'ginifaul, -z guinea-fowl, -s
'ginipig, -z guinea-pig, -s
'ginis Guinness

O'gigam,

-z

gingham,

O
O

-s

-s

gi'ta:*, -z guitar, -s

giT, -z, -ig, geiT, 'giran giv|e,

-es, -ing,

gave, given

'giva*. -z giver, -s

O'gizbara Guisborough
'gizad, -z gizzard, -a
gi'aina

0gjn''a:na
gja''a:nou

=
Guiana
= 'gwainou guano
gew-gaw,

-s

gla:ns, -iz, -ig, -igli, -t glanc|e

(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ingly, -ed
'gla:ras Glarus
gla:s, --iz glass, -es
yxu.B,
'gla:sblion|a*, -az, -ig glass-blow|er,

-ers,

-ing

'glaisfnl, -z glassful, -s

gi'lespi Gillespie
gila'ti:n,

gimp gimp
Ogin 1) gin

'gjn:go:, -z

gild, -z, -ig, -id, gilt

2)

(s.);

-inis

-ili,

-iest;

0gla:mz Glamis

Gilbey
gil'bona Gilboa

'gilbi

'gild'ha:!, -z

-ier,

-ed

Ogig,
(s.

-list;

-y,

'gigkon, -z gingko,
O gi'ron- ge'ranO'gisig Gissing

O'gifad Gilford
-s,

guilt,

'gilt'edsd gilt-edged
'giltlis, -li, -nis guiltless,
-ness
O'gimlit, -s gimlet, -s
gi'mout [ga'm-], -s gemot,

'gibilain, -z Ghibelline, -s
gi'basiti gibbosity

gift, -8, -id gift,

-z gig, -8

-man

Gil|christ,

'gilma:* 1) Gilmore; 2) Gillmore

'gilou Gillow
gil'psetrik Gilpatrick

'gibarij" gibberish

'gibian

-s

'giligam Gillingham

gi:'tjn:li3 [dsi;-, -IjaJ

'giizei Gizeh

Gilead

'gilimat, -s guillemot,

geese {plur. of goose)

Gaetulia

gi:s

'gilfadl) Guildford; 2) Guilford;

3) Gilford
'gilgsel Gilgal
'gili, -z gillie (G.), -s

'gi:b3l [-bsel]
'gi:ki Geikie
'gi:lai)

gilfad 'glaishans

165

-ed

guillotin|e

'glaisgon

['glses-]

Glasgow

'gla:Bhaii|s, -ziz glasB-hou|se, -ses

'gla:si 'glAtn

'gla:g|i,

-list;

-ia*,

-Hi,

166

-inis

glassly, -ier, -iest; -ily, -iness

'gla:skA.t9*, -z glass-cutter, -s

'gla:sgou Glasgow
'gIa:8kon
'gla:speip3* glass-paper
'glaistanbari Glastonbury
'glaiBtraik, -s glass-work, -s
O glaidj -z, -ii), -iflli, -id; -a*,
-az glid|e (s. v.), -as, -ing, -ingly,
-ed; -er, -ers
O'glana*, -z, -rii|, -d glower, -s,
-ing, -ed
gld, -8*, -ist; -z, -ii), -id
glad (a^/- v.), -der, -dest; -s,
-ding, -ded
'glsedieita*, -z gladiator, -s
gledl3'to:ri3l gladiatorial
'gltedionl, -z gladiole, -s

gIedi'oal{3S, -asiz, -ai gladioljua,

-uses, -i

glsedis

Gladys

'gltedlll, -nis glad|ly,

-ness

-nz, -i^ig [-nii)], -nd

glada|en, -ens, -ening, -ened
'glsedssm, -Ii, -nis gladsome, -ly,
'glsed{n,

-ness

gladstone (G.), -s
giteds'tonnian [-njan] Gladstonian
'gltedwin Gladwin
'glffidstan, -s

gleega'litik [-go'l-] glagolitic

'gleem9* glamour
glsend, -z gland, -s
'gltendalz, -d glander|8, -ed
'gleendjnil, -z glandule, -s
'glfendjulls*. -as glanduljar, -ous
'glaesgon ['glais-, -skon] Glasgow
glaesi'eij'an [gleis-] glaciation
'gliesial

'gleisial

'glaesja*, -z glacier, -s

'glsesfanbari

[glois-]

Glaston-

glAT glip'tagrafi

glAT, -z, -d glove, -s, -d

'glAT9*, -z glover (G.), -s
'glAvfait, -s glove-fignt, -s
'gl ATstr et/a*. -z glove-stretcher, -s
Ogleid, -z glade, -s
glei8i'eij9n
glaes- glaciation
'gleisial [-sjal, -Jial] glacial
'gleisis glacis
'gleija* Glaisher
gleijia* [-Jja*. -Ja*], -z
glaesjgleiv, -z 1) glaive, -s; 2) Glave
gleiz, -iz, -ii|, -d; -a*, -az glazje
(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -era

'gleizbrnk Glazebrook
'gleizia* [-sia*], -z glazier, -s

Ogleg Gleg(g)
glen, -z glen

(G.), -s

gle'na:mand Glenalmond
'glendana* [glen'daua*]
Glendower
glenl'dinii), -'elg, -'finan GlenJdin(n)ing, -elg, -finnan

glen'g%r|i, -iz glengarr|y(G.), -ies

glen|'kon, -livit Glen|coe, -livet
O'glsa*, -ri glair, (s.), -y
glsa*, -z, -rig, -d; -ri glar|e {s.v.),
-es, -ing, -ed; -y
'glcarig|li, -nis glaringjly, -ness

Ogla'maigan,

-J'ia*

Ogli:, -z glee, -s
gli:b, -z glebe, -s
'gli:|fMl, fiili[-fali] glee|ful, -fully

gli:m, -z, -ig, -d; -i gleam (s. v.),

-s, -ing, -ed; -y
gli:n, -z, -ij, -d; -a*, -az; -igz
glean, -s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers;
-ings
gli:z glees {from glee)
Oglib, -a*, -ist; -Ii, -nis glib,
-ber, -best; -ly, -ness

bury
glif, -s glyph, -s
O'glAbdAb'drib Glubbdubbdribb 'glima*, -z, -rig,
glAm, -8*, -ist; -Ii, -nis glum,
glimmer (s. v.), -a,
-mer, -mest; -ly, -ness
glAt, -s, -ii|, -id glut (s. v.), -a,
-ting, -ted
'glAtanaiz [-t^aiz], -iz, -ig, -d
gluttonizje [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed

'glAt3n98 [-t]^-], -ii gluttonous, -ly

'glAtani [-^i] gluttony
'lllAtn, -z glutton, -s

Glamorgan,

-shire

-rigli,

-d

-ing, -ingly,

-ed

glimps^

-iz, -ig, -t

-es, -ing,

glimps|e

(s. v.),

-ed

glin Glyn(n)
glint, -s, -in, -id
-s, -ing, -ed

glint

gUptik glyptic
glip'tagrafi glyptography

(s.

v.),

gli'gttid 'glotl

167

gli'said [-'seid], -z, -ig, -id

glissad|e (s. .), -es, -ing, -ed
gllsa'riin ['glisari:]i] glycerine
'glis|n,

-nz,

-^ig

1) giist|en, -ens,

2)

[-nig],
-nd
-ening, -ened;

Glisson

'gllta*, -z, -rii), -rijli, -d glitter

(s. .), -s, -ing, -ingly, -ed

Oglou,

-d glow
(s. .), -s, -ing, -ingly, -ed
gloub, -z globe, -s
-z,

-ig,

-igli,

'gloubons globose
'glonbtrotla*,
trott|er, -ers,

-az,
-ing

globe-

-ig

'glonmig gloaming
glout, -8, -ig, -id gloat, -s, -ing, -ed
'gIonw3:]n, -z glow-worm, -s
glouz, -iz, -ig, -d 1) (s. v.) gloz|e,
-es, -ing, -ed; 2) glows (from

glow)
O'glaitas,

glo'toladst 'goggtll

gla'taladsi glottology
-z, -ig [glnig], -d
glu|e, -es, -ing, -ed

Ogln:,

(s. v.)

'gln'a*, -z gluer, -s
'gla-i, -nis gluey, -ness

'glujkous glucose
glnim, -x, -ig, -d;

-i,

-ia*, -list;

Hi, -inis gloom (s. v.), -s, -ing,

-ed; -y, -ier, -iest; -ily, -iness
'glnipat, -s glue-pot, -s

'glu:tan [-tin] gluten

'glnitin glutin [-ten]
'glnitinas, -11, -nis glutinous, -ly,
-ness
gln:z glues (from glue)

O'glna*, 'glni, etc.

'gln: gon, -z, -ig, went, go-n go
(s. v.), -es, -ing, went, gone
O'goubji, -iz gob|y, -ies
'goabitwi:n, -z go-between, -s

-iz 1) glaucus (G.), -es; Ogond, -z, -ig, -id goad

glaucous
-s, -ing, -ed
gloi'Sonms, -tas glaucoma, -tous 'gondann, -z go-down, -s

(s. v.),

2)

-iz, -iig, -id glor|y (s. v.),

-ying, -ied
'glo.'ria, -z Gloria, -s
'glairiss, -li, -nis glorious, -ly,
-ness

'gla:r|i,
-ies,

O'gona Goa
'gona*, -z goer,

-s

'gonahed go-ahead
O'gonfa*. -z
gopher,
1)

-s;

Gophir
-faid; O'gonigz (s.) goings
2)

-faiz, -faiig,
-faia*, -faiaz glori|fy, -fies,
-fying, -fied; -fier, -fiers
glan-ifi'keij'911 glorification
'glaista* local pron. of 'glosta*

Gloucester
O'glabjula*,

'gonldbi:ta*, -z gold-beater, -s
,goul(2'bi:tas8kin goldbeater's-

'gls>:ri{fai,

globular, -ly
glak'siqja [-nia], -z gloxinea, -s
glas, -iz, -ig, -t; -a*, -az gloss
(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
glasa'ladsikl glossological
'glasap Glossop
-11

'glasarji, -iz glossar|y, -ies

'glasarist, -s glossarist, -s
'glosji, -ia*, -list; -ili, -inis glossjy,
-ier, -iest; -ily, -iness
'glasik glossic
-1
glossogla'sagrafja*,
-az,
graph|er, -ers, -y

O'gonkait,

-s go-cart, -s

gonl, -z goal,

-s

^gonl'bi:tasskin

gonld

2)

1)

gold;

gonld'b-

Gould

skin
'gonld'dAst gold-dust

'gonldan golden
'gonldfiild, -z goldfield, -s
'gonldfinf/, -iz goldfinch, -es
'gouldfij", -iz goldfish, -es
'gonldig Golding
'gonldl'leis, -li:f gold-|lace, -leaf

'gonldsmiO,

-s

goldsmith

(G.), -s

'gouldstik, -s goldstick, -s
'gonldjmit (gDltJmit) Gold-

schmidt

'gonld'waia* gold-wire
log|y, -ist, -ists
'gonldzbsra Goldsborough
'glasta* 1) Gloucester; 2)Gloster gonlz goals (from goal)
gla'saladsji,

-ist,

-ists

'glatis, -iz glottis, -es

'glatl glottfJ

glosso-

Ogonst,

-s; -laik ghost, -s ; -like

'gon8tI|i, -inis ghostljy, -iness

gouj 'gointlit

'gairam 'gagmagog

168

0'ga:ram Gorham
OgonJ" (goiS) gauche
'gonjan 1) Goshen; 2) Goschen 'gaiiji, -la*, -list; -ill, -inis

Ogont,

-s goat, -a

-ier,

'ga.'rii) goring {from gore)

Ogais gorse
gaist Gorst

'gonthe:d, -z goat-herd, -s
gon'ti:, -z goatee, -s
'gonti/ goatish
'goutsAka*, -z goat-sucker,

-s

Ogoit,

gor|y,

-iest; -ily, -iness

-s

Gha(u}t,

(G.)

-s

O'gonea Gotha
'gonOam Gotham {New York)
'gonOland Goathland

'ga:tn Gorton
Og!>:z, -iz 1) gauze, -s; 2) gores

Ogouz

'ga:z|i, -inis

goes {from go)

Sgo'dalfin
ga'd- Godolphin
go'laiaO
ga'l- Goliath
go'laBijkB
'gal- Gollancz

=
=
^ ga'rila,

go'rila, -z
-z gorilla, -s
go:* [ga:e*], -z, -rig, -d 1) gor|e

(8. V.)

(G.), -es, -ing,

-ed 2)

Ogaid, -z 1) gaud,
{from gore)

-s;

Gower

2)

gored

-ier, -iest; -ily, -iness

Gordium

'gaidlan [-djan] Gordian

'ga:dn 1) Gordon; 2) Gauden
g8:d3, -iz, -ii), -d gorg|e (s. v.),
-es, -ing, -ed
'gaidsas, -li, -nis gorgeous, -ly,
-ness
goia*, etc.
ga:*, etc.

gab,

-z

'gobit, -s

gauz|y, -iness

gob, -s
gobbet,

-^g

'gab|l, -Iz,

-Ies, -ling,

-s

[-lifl],

-Id gobb|le,

-led

'gab!Ja* [-la*], -z gobbler, -s

'gablin, -z goblin, -s

'gablit, -s goblet, -s
-z 1) God; 2) god, -s
ga'daiTa [ga'd-] Godiva'
'gadad Goddard
'gadfa:5a% -z godfather, -s
'gadfaseikn God-forsaken

Ogad,

'ga:d{i,-ia*, -list; -ilij-inisgaudly,

'gaidiam [-djam]

{from gore)

'gadfiarin Godfearing
'gadfri Godfrey
'gadis, -iz goddess, -es

'gadlaik godlike
'gadl|i, -inis godl|y, -iness

'gadlis, -li, -nis godless, -ly, -ness

0'ga:gan, -z Gorgon, -s
gaigan'zonla Gorgonzola

'gadlmiii Godalming
'gadniASa*, -z godmother,

0'g3:k|i, -inis gawk|y, -iness

go:lj -z, -ig, -d 1) gall (s. v.),
-a, -mg, -ed; 2) {s.) Gaul, -s
'ga:lfl|ai, -aiz gall-fl[y, -ies

'gadmant/esta*

'ga:lij Gaulish
'ga:liiAt, -s gallnut, -s

'gailstan Gorleston
'gailstoun, -z gall-stone, -s
ga:lt, -an Gait, -on
'gailwei Galway
'ga:lzwa:5i Galsworthy
[-ed
Ogoim, -Zj -ifl, -d gaum, -s, -ing,
'gaimandaiz, -iz, -ii|, -d; -a*, -az
gormandiz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed;
-er, -era

'gainagrset Gornergrat

Ogo:n

-11,

-nis

gaunt

(G.),

-est; -ly, -ness

'gaintlit, -s, -id 1) gauntlet (G.),

-B,

-ed; 2) Gauntlett

-s

'gontj'ista*

Godmanchester
'gadpsarant, -s godparent,
'gadsAn, -z godson, -a
'gadsend, -z godsend, -s
'gad'spi:d God-speed
'gadltjaild, -tj'ildran

-s

godjchild,

-children

'gadwad Godward
'gadwln Godwin
'gadzeika*, -z God's-acre, -s
golf; 2) Goff(e);

Ogaf 1)
galf
3) Gough

'gafa*, -z, -rig, -d 1) goffer, -s,

-ing, -ed; 2) ='galfa*, -z golfer,
-s

gon gone {from go)

goint, -ist;

Ogag,

-z

Gog,

-8

'gag|l, -Iz, -}iij [-lig], -Id goggjle

(s.

v.),

-Ies, -ling, -led

'gaglaid goggle-eyed

'gagmagag Gogmagog

'gaita*

'graisi

O'gaita*, -z, -d goitre,

'gaitrss goitrous

O'galtegSs

[go'l-]

169

-d

-s,

Gollancz

manchester

O goijj -z gong, -s
O 'gorillas Gorringe
GosB(e)

'gasama* gossamer
'gashaik, -s goshawk, -s
'gasip, -s, -ig, -t; -i gossip (s. v.),
-s, -ing, -ed; -y
'gaspal [-pel], -z gospel (G.), -s
'gaspait Gosport
'gostjoik Gosschalk

Ogat got (from get)

'gatam Gotham [Nottinghamshire)
'gatn gotten (from get)
'gaOnbaig Gothen'gatnbaig

'gaOisaiz,

-s

'graismia* Grasmere
graisp, -s, -ig, -igli,

'ganvil Gonville

burg
Oga, -s;

graiskAta* 'graedjuit

'gra:skAta*, -z grass-cutter,

golf [gaf], -s, -ig, -t; -a*, -az

golf (s. .)) -s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
'galgads Golgotha
Ogon [ga:n] gone {from go)
'gandala, -z gondola, -s
ganda'Iia*, -z gondolier, -s
'ganaril Goneril
'ganfelan, -z gonfalon, -s
'gontjista* ['godmantjesta*] God-

Ogas

-it Goth, -s; -ic

-ii), -d gothiciz|e

-iz,

[-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed

'gaOisizm gothicism
'gaOland Gothland
'gaOnbaig ['gatn-] Gothenburg

-az grasp,

-t; -a*,
-ing, -ingly, -ed;

-s,

-er, -ers
'grais'plat, -s grass-plot, -s
Ograim, -z, -ig, -d; -i, -ia*,
list; -ill, -inis grim|e (s. v.),
-s (G.), -ing, -ed; -y, -ier, -iest;
-ily, -iness

gralnd,
-8,

graund

-Ig,

-z,

grind,

ground

-ing,

'grainda*, -z, -ri grinder, -s, -y

'graine^stoun, -z grindstone, -s
graip, -s, -ig, -t grip|e (. v.),
-es, -ing, -ed
graips (s.) gripes
grais Grice
Ograul, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az growl
(s. v.),

graund,
(s.

v),

-s,

-ing, -ed; -er, -ers

-z,
-s,

-ig, -id

1)

-ing, -ed; 2)

ground
ground

(from grind)
'graund'aiyi ground-ivy
'grannda*. -z grounder, -s
'graund'f la:a*, -z ground-floor,

-s

'grannd'hag, -z ground-hog, -s
'graundids groundage
'granndlig, -z groundling, -s
'graandlis,

-Ii,

-nis groundless,

-ly, -ness

'graune^lmsen,

-men ground{man,

-men
'grannd'plaen, -z ground-plan,

-s

'graundrent, -s ground -rent, -s

'graund swel, -z ground-swell, -s
O'gaTan Govan
'granndwaik, -s groundwork, -s
O'gazlig, -z gosling (G.), -s
'graundmeen
etc.
gra:f, -s grsef, -s graph, -s 'graunmen,
gra:ft, -s, -ii), -id; -a*, -az graft 'graunsl groundsel
graunz=graundz grounds (/Vom
(s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
ground)
'graiftdtt Grafton
gra:nt, -s, -ig, -id (s. v) grant grans grouse
Ogrseb, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az grab
(G.), -s, -ing, -ed

-bing, -bed; -ber, -hers

-Ug [-lig], -Id grabbile, -les, -ling, -led

'graintam Grantham
'grainti Grantie
gra:n'ti:, -z grantee, -s
gra'in'ta:*, -z grantor, -s
gra:s, -iz, -ii), -t grass (s.

(s. v.), -s,

grabjl,

-Iz,

gradju'eijan,
v.), -es,

-ing, -ed

-s

-or, -ors

'gra:s'gri:n grassrgreen

'graishapa*, -z grasshopper,

graduation,

-z

'grtedjneit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az

graauat|e (v.), -es, -ing, -ed;

-s

'gro:9|i,-ia*, -list grass|y, -ier,-iest

'griedjn^l [-dsnsl],

-i

gradual, -ly

'grsedjnit, -s graduate

(s.),

-s

grsef 'grsBnmAda*

grf [gra:f], -s graph, -s

'grsefait ['greif-] graphite
'gref9fonn, >z graphophone, -s
'graefik, -al, -ali graphic (G.t, -al,
-ally

grte'fol3d5i graphology
'grtek|8S, -ai Gracchjus, -i
grtein, -z 1) gramme, -s ; 2)

gram,

-8

'grtema*, -z grammar,

-s

'grtemafonn, -z gramophone,

-s

'greemaskuil, -z grammar-school,
-s

grsemi'neiXas graminaceous
grae'miniag
grei'mgrtemi'niTaras graminivorous
'grtempas, -iz grampus, -es
'grsempisn [-pjan], -z Grampian,

'grsenbi Granby
grsend, -3*, -ist;

-nis
-ness

-li,

-er, -eat; -ly,

grand

'grndAi)kl, -z grand-uncle,

-s

grand-duke, -s
'grjend'd3U8r|i, -iz grand -jur|y,
'grsen(2'dja:k, -s
-ies

greid

grandmamma,

'grienmama:,

-z

'grsenneTJn:

[-neQu:], -z grand-

nephew,

-s

-s

'graenniis, -iz grand-niece,

-es

'grsennis
'grsendnis grandness
'grienpapa:, -z grandpapa, -s
'graenpesrant, -s grand-parent, -a
'graensaia*, -z grandsire, -s

'graenOam
'gra:ntam Grantham
'grsenvil Granville
graepll, -Iz, -pij [-lii)]. -Id grapp|le, -Ies, -ling, -led
'graepja* [-la*], -z grappler,

'gr8ep!|ii)aian

[-plii)-],

-z

pling-iron, -s
'graepnal [-n^, -z grapnel,
'grsetan Grattan
-faiz,

'gr8Bti|fai,

-faia*,

-s

(G.),

'grsenmama:

170

-faiaz

-faiig,
grati|fy,

-s

grap-s

-faid;
-fies,

-fying, -fied; -fier, -fiers

grsetifi'keij"an, -z gratification, -s
'grietitjnid gratitude
'grsBvlal, -alz, -alig [-}iij], -aid
gravlel {a. v.), -els, -eUing, -elled
'graevalpit, -s gravel-pit, -s

'grsBval'woik, -s gravel-walk, -s
grsBvi'teiJ'dii gravitation
'grsBviteit, -s, -ig, -id gravitat|e,
-es, -ing, -ed

'greendf'grrenfgren'di:, -z grandee, -s

grsen'dil3kw3n|s, -t, -tli grandiloquen|ce, -t, -tly

'graeviti gravity
'grsendious, -li grandiose, -ly
'graevl, etc.
'graeval, etc.
grsendi'asiti grandiosity
'gr^BT^ [-vali] gravelly
'grsendlsn Grandison
OgrAb, -z, -ip, -d; -a*, -az grub
'grsendm-, 'grendn-, 'greendp-,
(s. v.), -s, -bing, -bed; -ber, -bers
'grsends'grsenm-, 'grsenn-, grids, -iz, -ia, -iflli, -d grudgje
grsenp-, 'greens(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ingly, -ed
'grsendsent Grandgent
grAf, -ij", -nis gruff, -ish, -ness
'grsendsa* [-djua*] grandeur
grAmbl, -z, -ip, -d; -a*, -az
'grtenoda
gra'naide Granada
grumbl|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
grsens'lieik [-no'l-] granolithic
'grAmp|i, -ia*, -list; -ili, -inis

'gren3r|i, -iz granar|y, -ies

'graenfttioa*, -z grandfather, -s
'gi'en|i, -iz

grumply, -ier, -iest;

grAndi Grundy

grann|y, -ies

grAnt,

'grtenit, -8 granite, -s

(s.

grse'nitik granitic
'grsenjail, -z granule, -s
greenju'leijan, -z granulation, -s
graenjuleit, -s, -ii|, -id granulat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
'grnjal3* granular
'grsenjnlas granulous
'grsenniAda*, -z grandmother,

-s

-s, -ig, -idj -a*, -az

v.),

'grAvl,

-ily, -iness

-s,

etc.

grunt

-ing, -ed; -er, -ers

= 'grayl,

etc.

Ogrei,-z,

-a*, iat(8. adj.) l)gray

(G.), -s, -er, -est; 2) grey (G.),
-s, -er, -est

'greiaid grey-eyed [gray-]

'greibiad, -z graybeard [grey-], -s
greid, -z, -ig, -id grad|e (g. v.),
-es, -ing, -ed

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'greidas, -iz gradus, -es

'greidi Grady
'greidiant [-djsat], -s gradient, -s
'greidin, -z gradin, -s
'greia* {compar. of grei) 1) grayer;
2) greyer
'greiam Graham(e)
'greiamztaun Grahamstown

'grsefait graphite
'greifait
'greihannd, -z greyhound, -s
'grei'hedid gray-headed [grey-]
'greihead gray-haired [grey-]
greiij greyish [grayish]

greil, -z grail (G.), -s

'greilig, -z grayling, -s
grei'minias [grae'm-] gramineous

^rein,

-z,

(G.), -s,

-d
-ing, -ed
-ig,

grain

greint^s, -iz grange (G.),

(s.

v.)

-s

'greindsa*, -z 1) granger (G.), -s;

2) Grain(d)ger
'greindsmae [-mauO] Grange-

mouth
'greini grainy
'greinis grayness [greyness]

greinds, etc.
grein3, etc.
greip, -s; -1 grap|e, -es; -y
'greipstoun, -z grape-stone,
'greipjot grapeshot

'greisi Gracie
'greislis, -li, -nis graceless, -ly,

-ness
'greisn 1) Grayson; 2) Greyson
'greisnout, -s grace-note, -s
greist graced (from grace)

'greistonk Graystoke
'greistoun graystone
-11,

-nis gracious,

'greitha:t gra'neid

'greitha:t Greatheart
'greit'ha:tid great-hearted
'greitis gratis
'greit'kont, -s great-coat, -s
'greit|li, -nis great|ly, -ness
greits 1) greats (Oxford examination); 2) grates (from grate)
greiv, -zj -a*, -ist; -ig, -d, -an
gravje (s. adj. v.), -es; -er, -est;
-ing, -ed, -en
'greirdiga*, -z grave-digger, -s
'greiva*, -z 1) (s.) graver, -s;
2) graver (compar. of grave)

'greivan graven (from grave

-ly,

v.)

'greiT|i, -iz grav|y, -ies

'greivigdok, -s graving-dock, -s
'greivispu:n, -z gravy -spoon, -a
'greivist gravest (auperl. of grave)
'greivjaid, -z graveyard, -s
'greivklondz grave-clothes
'greivlli, -nis gravejly, -ness

'greivstoun, -z grave-stone, -s
greivz graves ^rom grave) (G.)
^greiv'zend Gravesend
greiz, -iz, -ig, -d 1) graz|e, -es,
-ing, -ed; 2) grays; 3) greys
'greizia* [-3ia*]. -z grazier,

-s

greis, -iz, -ig, -t (s. v.) grac|e

(G.), -es, -ing, -ed
'greisjful, -fnli [-fall], -fwlnis
grace|ful, -fully, -fulness

'greijas,
-ness

-s

Greg(g); 2) Greig
_
gre'gearias [gri'g-], -li, -nis
-ness
-ly,
gregarious,
'gregari, -panda* Gregory,

Ogreg

1)

-powder

[-s

gre'gairian [gri'g-], -z Gregorian,

gre'naida ['grenada] Grenada
'grendl Grendel
gre'neid [gri'n-], -z grenade, -s
grena'dia*, -z grenadier, -s
grena'diin ['grenadiin] grenadine
'griinak Greenock
'grenak
'grenfel Grenfell
'grenvil Grenville

'grejam Gresham
'gretna Gretna

grelji'ainou Gratiano {Shake- 'grevil Greville

Ograiz (groiz), -iz Greuze, -s
spearian character)
-s
greit {adj.),-a*, -ist great, -er, -eat O gra'deijan, -z gradation,
grammatic,
greit (s. v.), -s, -ig, -igli, -id; gra'maetik, -al, -ali
-a*, -az grat|e, -es, -ing, -ingly,

-ed; -er, -ers

'greitareks Greatorex
-full [-fall], -fwlnis
grate |ful, -fully, -fulness

'greit|ftel,

-al,

-ally

gra'msarian, -z grammarian, -s
gra'ma:si gramercy
gra'naida ['grsenada] Granada
gra'neid, -z grenade, -s

gra'lJH'itas 'griizi
gra'tjn'itas,
-ly, -ness

-li,

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-nis gratititous,

gra'^jn-itli, -iz gratuit|y, -ies

-z grebe, -s
-ia*,

-i,

greed, -y,

-iist;

-ili,

-ier, -iest; -ily,

-inis
-iness

gri:f, -s grief, -s

'gri'kwalaeud Griqualand

-z, -a*, -ist; -11, -nis; -ii],

1) (s.adj.v.) green,|-s, -er, -est;

-ly, -ness; -ing, -ed;'2) Green(e)

Greenock

'griinak

'gri:uari greenery
'gri:ii|fad, -fi:Id

Gribble

'grifin, -z griffin (G.), -s

'grifie, -s Griffith, -s
grig, -z grig, -s
gri'gea-, gri'go:gre'g-

gri:g Grieg
gri:k, -s Greek, -s

grim,

O 'gribl

'groumant

'gridaian, -z gridiron, -s
'gridl, -z griddle, -s
'griasn Grierson

OgrL'b,
gri:d,

'gribl

grigz 1) grigs; 2) Griggs

'grikwalsend Griqualand
gril, -z, -ifl, -d 1) (s. v.)

grill,

-ing, -ed; 2) (s.) grille, -s

'grila*, -z griller, -s
-s,

'grilids, -iz grillage, -s

-z grill-room, -s
grim, -a*, -ist; -li, -nis 1) grim,
-mer,-mest; -ly, -ness; 2) Grimm

'grilrum,

Green|ford, -field

'griinfintj", -iz green-finch, -es

'gri:nflai greenfly
,gri:n'geid5, -iz greengage, -s

'gri:ngrousa*, -z greengrocer, -s
'gri:nhau|8, -ziz greenhou|se, -aes

gri'meelkin, -z grimalkin, -s
gri'meis, -iz, -ig, -t grimacje
(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed
'grimja: Grimshaw

grim

'grimzbi Grimsby

hil, -ho: Green|hill,

'grimi,

-iz

green |y

(g.

-haulgh

adj.), -ies

'grimij, -nis greenish, -ness

grimland
land,

[-laend], -a*, -az

Green-

'grimou Greenough

gri'neid, -z grenade,

'grimoil Greenall

'grimrum,

-z greenroom,
'grimsaend greensand
'grimsliivz Greensleeves
'grimstoun greenstone
'gri:nswa:d greensward

greenwood

-z

gri:8,-iz l)(s.) grease, -s; 2)

'griisi, etc.

{v.),

Greece

'griizi, etc.

-ili,

-s,

-inis

1) greas|y, -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness;

2) Grisi

-s

'grist grist
grit, -s grit, -s
gritfi, -ia*, -list; -ili, -inis gritt|y,
-ier, -iest; -ily, -iness

(s.)

-list,

v.),

'gris|l, -Ji [-li] gristjle, -ly

(G.), -s

-iij,

-la*,

(s.

'griskin griskin

-es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers

'gri:z|i,

-s,

-ping, -ped

greeting, -s
-d; -a*, -az griev|e,
-es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
'gri:rans, -iz grievance, -es
'griiyas, -11, -nis grievous, -ly,
-ness
griiTz 1) greaves (G.); 2) Greeves;
3) grieves {from grieve)
gri:z, -iz, -ii), -d; -a*, -azgreasle
gri:v, -z,

d),

-s

'grinids Greenwich
'grinstid Grinstead
grip, -s, -ig, -t grip

-s

'griijan, -z Grecian, s
gri:t, -s, -ig, -id greet (G.),
-ing, -ed
'gri:tii|, -z

(s.

-ning, -ned
'grindlvaild ('grindalvalt) Grin-

delwald

-er, -ers

'grimwud,

grin, -z, -ig, -d grin

gritn Gritton
grits 1) grits {from grit); 2)
groats groats
'gritstonn gritstone
gri'zelda Griselda

gri'zet, -s grisette, -s
'griz9l Grizel
'grizl. -d grizzle, -d
'grizlji, -iz grizzlly (s. adj.), -ies
'grizlji, -inis grislly, -iness

Ogron,

gru:, groun grow,

grew, grown
'grona*, -z grower, -s
'gronmant [-mant]
Grosmont
-s,

-z, -ig,

-ing,

{Yorka)

groun grmn

173

'grnmzmaii

grottii,-z, -ig, -d 1) (s.v.) groan, -s,

-ing, -ed; 2) grown {from grow)

'grnmz|man,

'groun'Ap grown-up

gu:],

group.

-8, -ip, -iflli, -t; -9*, -az

grop|e, -es, -ing, -ingly, -ed; -er,

-ers

grous, -3*, -ist

-er, -est; 2)

gross

1)

(.

a^.),

Grose

'grousbi:k, -s grosbeak, -s
'grousa*,-z 1) grocer, -s; 2) grosser
[compar. of gross)

'gud'waif

-man grooms|man,

-men
Goole
Goulburn (surname)
guild Gould
O'gninou (gu'no) Gounod
-z 1) ghoul, -s; 2)

'gn:lba:n

Og|n:s, -i:s g|oose, -eese

'guisbari, etc. dialectal for 'guzbari, etc.
'gu:s|flej,
-gra:s goose - |flesh,
-grass

'groussrji, -iz grocer|y, -ies

'grousjli, -nis gross|ly, -ness

'gn:skwil, -z goose-quill,
'guisnout, -s goose-note,

'gronsmie Grossmith
'gronjan groschen
grout, -8 1) groat, -s;

0'ga:tnba:g ['git-] Gutenberg

gud, -z 1) (s., a^.) good (G.),

grotf'tesk,
-ly, -ness

-nis

-li,

2)

Grote

grotesque,

'grag|i',

goodhumour, -ed, -edly

Goodeve

'gudiiy

-z grog, -s

-inis
-ier, -iest, -ily, -iness

-ia'^,

grossly,

-iist,

Goode

^gud'bai, -z good-bye, -s

'gadbadi Goodbody
^gud'dei good-day
'gudfelou Goodfellow
'gud'fraidi, -z Good-Friday, -s
'gndhait Goodhart
^gnd'hjuima* [-'^u:-], -d, -dli

grouts [grits] groats

gronO, -s growth, -s
grouv, -z grove (G.), -s
'grouva* Grover
'grouTna* Grosvenor
grouz grows (from grow)
Ogro't- == grou't-

Ograg,

-s; 2)

-s
-s

-ill,

^gud'iiTniii good-evening
'gad|i, -la*, -list; -ill, -inis good|y
(G.), -ier, -iest; -ily, -iness

'grogjap, -s grog-shop, -s
grain, -z 1) groin, -s; 2) groyne, -s
gras Gross (surname)
'grasmant occasional local pron.
o/' 'gronmant Grosmont (YorAw)
'gratou, -z grotto, -s

'gudinif Goodenough
'gudia* 1) goodier (compar. of
'gndja* Goodyer
goody); 2)
'gndij* goodish

'graT|l ['grATpl], -Iz, ]i^, -Id; -|[a*,

-^az grov|el, -els, -elling, -elled;
-eller, -ellers

'gudl|l, -la*, -iist, -inis

Ogru: grew (from grow)

1)

grume;

2)

= grum

-s, -Ig, -t

group

(. v.), -a,

goodl|y,

-ier, -iest, -iness

'gudlif Goodliffe
'gndjmsen, -men goodjman, -men
'gud'gudman 1) Goodman; 2)
msevL

gnd'ma:nig good-morning
^gud'nait good-night
'gnd'tteit/a*,

-ing, -ed

grouping (.), -s
'grnisam, -11, -nis gruesome,

d,-dli good-nature,

-d, -dly

'grnrplil, -z

-ness
gruiT, -z,

Goodyear

'gndja* Goodyer

gnd'marou good-morrow

'grn:mas grumous
grn:p,

'gudja'*

'gru:al
'gruil gruel
'gruijsa* Gruyfere

grn:m

-ly,

'gndnis goodness
'gndail Goodall

-ii|,

-d

groov|e, -es,

-ing, -ed
'grail ['gru:al] gruel
gram, -z, -Ig, -d groom
-8, -ing, -ed

'gudritj Goodrich
'gndra:n [gn'drnin]

Gudrun

'gudsn Goodson

(s.

v.),

'gudtjaild Goodchild
'gnd'wai|f, -tz goodwi|fe, -ves

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174

'gud'tril, -z good-will, -s "

gndz goods
gnds Goodge
Ognad, -z gourd,

gwa:dl kwiv9*

gwaidal'kwiTa*

-wnd Good|win, -wood

'gndlfrin,

Gwalior

'gwttinon [gjii-'a:noa],-z guano, -s

'gwaire, -z guava, -s

-s

'gwaiera Guayra
gwseti'maila Guatemala

gwelf Guelph
'gwendalin [-dol-]

Gwydyr

'gwidia*

-s

-z

Guadalquivir

gwa:da'la:p Guadeloupe
'gwa:lio:*

'guaka, -z 1) Ghoorka, -s; 2) Ghurka, -s

guamei (gnr'me), -z gourmet, -s
guamand (gar'ma), -z gourmand,

O'gnldan,

'ha:fprai8

gulden,

Gwendo|len,
[-line, -lyn

Gwillim
gwin Gwyn(ne)

'gtrilim

-s

gns'to:T8S [gAS-, -'teiy-] Gustavus

0'gnzb3r|i, -iz; -i'fn:l gooseberr|y, -ies; -y-fool

gwiiz (gqiiz) (Juise

'gwatkin Gwatkin

gz- = z-

b
ha: ha
O'haiba*,

'halt-'

-d; -ra*,

-z. -rii|,

harbour

(s.

v.),

-ing,

-s,

-nis
(H.), -er, -est; -ly, -ness

'ha:d'fa:t

a
g.

-s

hard

hard-fought

'ha:d'taa:tid, -11, -nis hard-hearted,

-ly,

-ness

'haid'hedid hard-headed
'ha:d|i,

-ia*,

-iist;

-ili,

-ihud hardly (H), -ier,

-ily, -iness, -ihood
'ha:dika^'a:t Hardicanute
'taa:dii) Harding(e)
'ha:dij hardish
'ha:dka:sl Hardcastle
'ha:dll hardly

-inis,
-iest;

'haidbi, -nz, -^^lig [-nii)], -nd

1) hardjen, -ens, -end, -ened;
2)

Hawarden

'haidnis hardness
'haidjip, -8 hardship,

'haidwsa* hardware
'ha:dwik Hardwick(e)
Ohtt:|f, -Tz hal|f, -ves

'ba:f dAu half-done,'ha:t9'Jelmi

half-ashamed. The only exception
is 'haifbred)
'haif'beek, -a half-back, -s
'haifblAd half-blood
'httifbrAOa*, -z half-brother, -s
'ha:fbred half-bred
'ho:fbri:d, -z half-breed, -s
'ha:fad, -Jia* 1) Hertford (England), -shire; 2) Harford

'haifa'dAzn half-a-dozen
'ha:fa'kraun half-a-crown
'haifa'nana* half-an-hour
'ba:(and'ha:t half-and-half
'ha:f ha;tid, -li, -nis half-hearted,
-ly, -ness
'hait'jiali [-jaili] half-yearly
'ha:fka:st, -s half-caste, -s
'haif'krann, -z half-crown, -s
'taaiflege, -s half-length, -s
'ha:f'ma;st half-mast
|ha:f^me3a*, -z half-measure, -s
'lia:f'm9:9nii|
'ha:f' mn:n, -z

-s

{words
e.

Harborough
-li,

half-

to

-s

-a*, -ist;

(prefix)

participle have dovhle stress,

'ha:baina:sta*, -z harbour-master,

Ohaid,

-ed;

'ha:ba|lis, -rids harbour|less, -age

'haibindge*, -z harbinger,

formed by prefixing ha:f-

-er, -ers

'ha.'b^ra

raz

half-mourning
half-moon, -s

'haifn'haif half-and-half
'half pei half-pay
'ha:fpani Halfpenny
'hoifprais half-price

'harf,8ista* ha:p

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'haifwei half-way
'hoifwltid half-witted

(g.

'ho:gri:T, -z Hargreave, -s

ha''ha: ha-ha
[-ed
ho:k, -s, -ig, -t hark, -s, -ing,
'ha:k|9u, -anz, -anii) [-]^:g], -and
heark|en, -ens, -ening, -ened
'haikat [-kait] Harcourt
'haikon [-kan] Haakon

0'ha:lek Harlech
'ha:lem Haarlem
'ha:lat, -s, -ri harlot, -s, -ry
'ha:li Harley
'hailian [hai'li'an] Harleian
'ha:Iiktrin, -z Harlequin, -s
ha:likwl'neid, -z harlequinade, -s

2)

(.)

v.)

-er, -era

harmonization

[-isa-]

'ha:man|i, -iz harmon|y, -ies

-full [-fali], -fMlnis
harm|ful, -fully, -fulness
'hamilis, -11, -nis harmless, -ly,
-ness
'ha:m{ftl,

ha:'monnla

[-nja]

-s,

-ing,

-az
-ed;

[heesp], -s, -ig, -t hasp

-ing, -ed
-a*, -ist; -li, -nis harsh,

-er, -est; -ly,

-ness

Oha:t, -8 1) heart,
3) Harte

-s; 2) hart, -s;

'ha:tba:n, -ig, -igz heart-burn,

-ing, -ings
'ha:tbi:t, -s heart-beat, -s

'haitblAd heart-blood
'ha:t|breikig , -bronkan heartIbreaking, -broken
'haiteik heart-ache
haitfelt heartfelt
'ha:fad
'ha:tfad 1) Hartford; 2)

Hertford
'ha:t|i, -ia*, -iist ; -ili, -ini8 heart|y,

harm,
halm, -s

(s.

'haima* Harmer
'haimanaiz, -iz^ -ii|, -d; 9*, -az
harmoniz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed;

haimanai'zeijan

v.),

v.), -s,

Oha:J,

O
O

-ing, -ed;

(s.

-s

-er, -ers

Oha:8p

O'httigreiTz Hargraves

-s,

'htt:Ti

'ha:psiko:d, -z harpsichord,
ha:'pn:D, -z, -ii|, -d; -a*,

harpoon

'haiftint, -s half-tint, -s

'hailzdan Harlesden
-z, -ig, -d 1)

'haipist, -s harpist, -s
-r,

-xa

O ha:m,

'httipi

'ha:p|i, -iz harp|y, -ies

'haif^sista*, -z half-sister, -s

'ha:f taid, -z half-tide, -s

'ha:f taim. a*, -8Z half-time,

Harmonia

-ier, -iest; -ily, -iness

'haitland Haitland
'ha:tli

Hartley

-li, -nis heartless, -ly,

-ness
'ha:tlpu:l Hartlepool

'haitlis,

'haitrendig heart-rending
holts 1) hearts; 2) harts; 3) Harz;
4) Herts
'taaitsaiTis heart-service

'taa:tsha:n hartshorn
'ha:tsi:z heart's-ease

'baitsik, -nis heart-sick, -ness

'ha:tso:a* heartsore

'ha:tstAg hart'stongue
'hoitjeipt heart-shaped
ium, -s
hai'monnjas [-nias], -li, -nis Oha:e, -s hearth, -s
'haiOr^g, -z hearth-rug, -s
harmonious, -ly, -ness
hai'manik, -s, -al, -ali harmonic 'haiOstonn, -z,-ig,-d (s.v.) hearth-

ha:'moa]ijaiu [-niam], -z harmon-

(g.

8ton|e, -es, -ing_-ed

adj.), -s, -al, -ally

ha:'inanika, -z harmonica, -s

hai'manikan, -z harmonicon,
'ha:mzwa'6 Harmsworth
0'ha:nsek ('harnak) Harnack
'hainis, -iz,

ness

(s.

V.)

-s

-t; -a*, -az har(H.), -es, -ing, -ed;

-iij,

-s,

(. .), -s,

wood
Oho:v,

-z, -ig,

-d halv|e,

-es, -ing,

-ed

-er, -ers

Oba:p,

Oha-'waii' Hawaii
ha-'waiian [-'waijan] Hawaiian
'haiwadn Hawarden
'haiwud 1) Harwood; 2) Hare-

-ig, -t; -a*, -az harp

-ing, -ed; -er (H.), -ers

'haiYJad, -asn Harv|ard, -erson

'hoiYi 1) Harvey; 2) Hervey

'haiTist haidra'stsetlk
'haiTist,

-ig,

-s,

harvest

(s

v.),

-a,

176

-8*, -az
-ing, -ed; -er,

-id;

-ers

'haiTist'houm harvest-home
'ha:vistmn:n, -z harvest-moon,
httivr [-va*]

Havre

Ohaibai'neiJ'an hibernation
'haibameit, -s, -ii|, -id hibernatje,
-es, -ing, -ed
hai'ba:iiia [-nja], -n Hibernia, -n
hai'ba:n^ hibernal
'haiba:n high-born
'haibrid, -z, -izm hybrid, -s, -ism
'haibridaiz, -iz, -ig, -d; -a*, -az
-es, -ing,

-ed;

-er, -ers

Ohaid,

-z, -ig,

hid|e,
2)

-es,

Hyde;

hid, 'hidn

3)

1) (s. v.)

hidden;
hied {from hie)

-ing,

hid,

Hydaspes
'haidbaund hidebound
'haidarabeed Hyderabad
hai'dsespiiz

'haidreit, -s hy-

'Iiaidroudai'iitemik,

-s

hai'dreindsa, -z hydrangea, -s
'haidrcit, -s hydrate, -s
'haidra, -z hydra, -s'
'haidrabsed Hydrabad [-der-j
'Iiaidradai'haidroudai'haidradsan
'haidridsan hy-

drogen
haidra'foab{ia [-dro'f-, -bja], -ik
hydrophob|ia, -ic
[-dro'k-]

hydro-

chloric

'haidrakwi'noun hydroquinone
'haidrant, -s hydrant, -a
'haidra'pe6ik [-dro'p-], -s, -al,
-ali hydropathic, -s, -al, -ally
'haidra'sefalas [-dro's-] hydroce-

phalus
[-dros-],

-s

-s,

-s

-s, -al, -ali

-al, -ally

'haidrot'ka:baii [-ban], -z hydro-

carbon, -s
'haidroumi'kteniks

hydromech-

anics
'haidro- see 'haidra-, 'haidronhai'drailik, -s hydraulic, -s

hai'dradsinas hydrogenous
hai'draks|aid,
hai'dralladsi ,

-it

hydroxjide, -yl
hydrol|ogy,

-isis

-ysis

hai'drainit|a*, -az, -ri

metier, -ers, -ry
hai'drapaOji, -ist, -ists
path|y, -ist, -ists

hydro-

hydro-

'haidrapsi hydropsy
'haidsiiin hygiene
hai'dsiinik, -ali hygienic, -ally
O haid, -z hythe (H.), -s

O hai'eitas, -iz hiatus, -es

O 'haia*, -z, -rig, -d 1) hir|e

(s. v.),

higher (cowipar.

of high)

'haidigpleis, -iz hiding-place,

'haidlbaig Heidelberg

'taaidrasttet

'haidrit, -s
drate, -s

-es, -ing, -ed; 2)

'Iiaidig, -z hiding, -s

haidra'klarik

'haidridsan hydrogen

hydrodynamic,

[-isje],

'haidridsan 'hai'f laia*

'haidron, -z hydro,
-s

hairz halves (plur. of half; 3^*

pers. pres. of halve)
hai, -z, -ig, -d 1) (v.) hie, -s,
-ing, -d; 2) {interj.) hi
taai {adj.), -a*, -ist, -li, -nis high,
-er, -est, -ly, -ness

hybridiz|e

hydro-

stat, -s

haidra'stsetik [-dro's-], -s, !,

ali hydrostatic, -s -al, -ally

'haialig, -z hireling, -s
'haialaid hyaloid

'haiam

1)

Higham;

2)

Hyam

'haiaraik, -s, -1 hierarch, -s, -y

haia'ra:kal hierarchal
haia'ra:kik, -al, -ali hierarchic,
-al, -ally

'haiarsem

Hiram

(biblical

name)

haia'rsepalis [-polis] Hierapolis

haia'reetik hieratic
'haiara*, -z hirer, -s
[-s
'haiaraglif [-rog-], -s hieroglyph,
haiara'glifik [-ro'g-], -s, -al, -ali
hieroglyphic, -s, -al, -ally

'haiaram Hiram {modem name)

haia'ranimas Hieronymus
'haiasinO, -s hyacinth, -s

haia'woOa Hiawatha
'haiaz hires {from hire)
0'haifa'lu:t|iii, -ig high-falut|in,
-ing
'haitjaii, -anz, -anig [-fig], -and
hyphferi. -ens, -ening, -ened
'hai'flaia*, -z high-flier, -s

'haigit hAipa'de:ma

177

haipakan'draiskal haiz

O'baigit Highgate
haipakoii'draia{kl[-pok-, -ken-],
haigra'metrik [-gro'm-], -!, -9li
sis hypochondria|cal, -sis
hygrometric, -al, -ally
baipa'kandri|d [-po'k-], -sek,-sek8
'haigraskonp, -s hygroscope, -s
hypochondri|a, -ac, -acs
hai'grainit{3*, -az, -ri hygro- 'baipa'kr'haipa:'krmet|er, -ers, -ry
haipa'raidiiz Hyperides
O'bai'hiendid high-handed
haipa'sAlfait [-po's-], -s hyposulphite, -s
O hai'iinaj -z hyaena [hyena], -s
'haiig hieing [from hie)
'haipa'sen- =^ 'taaipai'san'hailst highest {superl. of high)
baipa'Oetik [-po'e-], -al, -ali
O'hailam, -z hilum, -s
hypothetic, -al, -ally
'hailand, -z; -a*, -3Z highland bai'piarian Hyperion
(H.), -s; -er, -ers
'bai'pitjt high-pitched
'taaili highly
'bai'pleis, -iz high-place, -s
[-s
O 'hai'maindid, -nis high-minded, 'haipou hypo
-ness
'haipoM'saiklaid, -z hypocycloid,
'haimea hymen (H.)
baipobaipahaime'ni'la], -an hymenejal, -an bai'patinjuiz [-nju:s], -iz hypohai'metas Hymettus
tenuse, -s
Ohaind, -z 1) (s. adj.) hind (H.), baipaOi'keiXan hypothecation
-s; 2) Hinde
hai'paBikeit, -s^ -ii), -id hypothecat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
'taainda*, -moust hinder {adj),
-most
bai'paOisjis, -i:z hypothesjis, -es

'haindli Hindley {surname)

'haineJmoust hindmost
'hainis, -iz highness (H.), -es
O'haiaid hyoid
O hai'pselagi: [-ladsi-] hypallage
hai'peijia [-Jja] Hypatia
hai'paibalaiz, -iz, -ig, -d hyperboliz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed
hal'pa:bal|a, -1:, -az hyperbol|a,
-ae,

'bai'preja* high-pressure
'bai'priist, -s, -bud high-priest,
-s,

-hood

'bai'prinsipld [-sap-] high-principled

'hai'reizd high-raised
'hai'rond, -z high-road, -s

O'haisanndii) high-sounding
'bai'spii'itid high-spirited

'bai'step|a*, -az, -ig high-stepp|er,

-as

hai'pa:bali hyperbole
hai'pa:bal|ist, -ists, -izm hyperbol|ist, -ists,

-ism

bai'paibalaid, -z hyperboloid, -s
haip3''balik, -al, -all hyperbolic,
-al, -ally
haipa''ba'riaii, -z hyperborean, -s
'haipa-'kritikjal, -ali hypercritic|al, -ally
-d
-ii),
'baipa-'kritisaiz,
-iz,
hypercriticiz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing,

-ed
'haipa''kritislziit hypercriticism

'baipa-'sensitiv, -nis hypersensitive, -ness

bal'pa:trafi hypertrophy

-ing
-s height, -s
'hai'taid, -z high-tide, -s
'taait[n,
-nz, -ifig [-nil)], -nd
height|en, -ens, -ening, -ened
'bai'tonnd high-toned
'bai'tri:zn high-treason
-ers,

Obait,

'bai'tJaitX,

-man, -man

high-

church, -man, -men

O'baiwei,

-z

1)

highway,

-s;

Heighway
'baiwei|man, -man highvaylman,
men
2)

'bai'wa.'ta*

ObaiT,

high-water

-z, -ii),

-d hiv|e

(s.

-ing, -ed

'haivait, -s Hivite, -s
haipa:'bbaipa'bbaipa'da:m{a [-po'd-], -ik hypo- baivz hives {from hive)
Obaiz hies {from hie)
derm|a, -ic
12
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v),

-es.,

han

hge'bit-

han

178

how

1)

Howe

(H.); 2)

tant), -s

Howell,

-s

hau'CTB* however

v.),

-ing, -ed

'hanla*, -z howler, -s
-ing,

-id

-ig,

-z,

hound,

-s,

-edu

'hanne^zditj'

haddock

(H.), -s

'hiedigian Haddington
'hffidii Had|Leigh, -ley

O'hanitsa*, -z howitzer, -s
O haul, -z, -ii|, -d howl (.

Obaund,

O bsed (from bay) had (strong form)

'hffidak, -s

O'hanad Howard

-8,

'hteliwal

'htebitabjl,

['banal], -z

hsebi'teijan

hiebi'teijn, -z habitation, -s
-li, -Inis habitabjle,
-ly, -leness
'baebitant, -s habitant (inhabi-

0'haa'bi:it howbeit
'bands, -z howdah, -s
'haudi'da: howdy-do
'handjn'dn: how do you do?

O'hanel

'bffidlon

Hadlow

'hsedn Haddon
'heednt hadn't
'hsedon Hadow
O'bsedali Hather|leigh, -ley
hseft, -8 haft, -s
haeg, -z hag, -s
'htegeiai Haggai

Houndsditch

'hannzloa Hounslow
O
Obanjs, -ziz (s.) housje (H.), -ses
'bansbont, -s house-hoat, -s
'haega* Hagger
'hansbreikja*, -az, -ig house- 'hsegad haggard (H.)
break|er, -ers, -ing
'hsegast^n Haggerston
'hansdjn:t|i, -iz house-dutjy, -ies

'htegis, -iz haggis, -es

'hanseidsant,

'hsegij', -li, -nis

house-agent,

-s

-s

'taansfljai, -aiz hou8e-fl|y, -ies

'hausAonld,
hold,

-s,

-z,

-a*,

-az

'htegll,

house-

-er, -ers

'banskiipja*, -az,

-ii|

housekeep-

-ing
houseless

-ers,

|er,

'taanslis

'bansmeid, -z housemaid, -s
'bansma:sta*, -z housemaster,

-s

'hausmau Housman
hausoM'eva* howsoever
'taansonld,

etc.

'hansbonld,

etc.

'hanssa:d3an, -z house-surgeon, -s
'banswaijf, -tz housewi|fe (woman), -ves
'hanswaif|]i, -ari ['hAzMri] housewife|ly, -ry

-Iz,

haggish,

-^g

[-lig],

g]le, -Ies, -ling,

-ly, -ness

-Id hag-

-led

'hteg^a* [-la*], -z haggler, -s

'bseglsiid, -wi:d hag|-seed, -weed
Ohffik, -s, -ig, -t; -a*, -az hack
(s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
'haekberji [-bar|i], -iz hackberr|y,
-ies

hseka'daiti [-ko'd-] Hakodate

'hsekar|i, -iz hacker|y, -ies
'hiek|l. -Iz, -^g [-lig], -Id hacklie (g. v.), -Ies, -ling, -led
'hsekluit Hakluyt
'btekni, -z, -ig, -d hackney
(H.), -s, -ing, -ed

(s. v.)

haekt hacked (from hack)

O'hantn Houghton

OhsBl Hal

hanzj -iz, -ig, -d hous|e (.),

-mg, -ed
'banziz houses (plur. of bans,
3rd pgyg_ pres. of banz)
'baebadffija*, -z, -ri haberdasher,

'hsBli

-y
'htebadsan, -z habergeon, -s
'bsebakak [-kAk, ha'btekak]

'hellba:tn Haliburton
'haelibat ['hoi-, -bit] halibut
'hselidei Halliday

-es,

-s,

Ha-

bakkuk
hse'bil'bffibit,
-s,

-mg, -ed

hte'bit-

= ha'b-

hselfad Halford

Halley

'htelidam halidom

= ha'b-

-8, -ig, -id

'hselba'd, -z halberd, -s
haBlba-'dia*. -z halberdier, -s
'hffilam Hallam

'heelifseks

habit

(g.

v.),

Halifax

'baelikai'nsesas Halicarnassus
h(eli'ln;ja, -z hallelujah, -s

bieliwal [-wel] Halliwell

'htnljad

'hteadikiep

'htdljad,

'kalon,

179

halyard,

-s

-ig, -4 hallow,

-s,

[-ed
-ing,

'haelo'i3i Halloween
'haeloiuifes [-Mas] Hallowmaa
hffils

Halstead
ham (H.L
'hienalt, -s Hamite,

'helstid

Hamburg

'hiembaig

'hmbT9f

handcuff

Handel

-s

'hienffHeid hand-made
'haen<fmeid, -x; -n, -nx handmadd, -s; -en, -ens
'htendraitig, -x handwriting, -s
'knmdreil, -x handrail, -s
'kandskrlm, -x handscreen, -s
'htandwazk handwork
haendx hands (H.)

{Oermanif)
-s

flBL),

biiig(h)

hammer

-d

-if, -t
-ing, -ed

-8,

-s,

-kBdll, -Ix. -lis [-lisl^ -Id 1) (s.

-led;
c.) handjle, -les, -ling,
2)

hamhorg

-I, -rig,

v.),

'htendla* H^*], -x handler, -s

'kaUdB Hamble|den, -don

'ksewbra 1) Hambro; 2) Hamv.),

-work

-s

'hteiibl, -I, -ig, -d hamblje, -es,

-ing, -ed

'hMa*,

'hdi|kra:ft, -wadE handijcraft,

(.

Hals

-x

'luepigoMlAki

'hiendibra:ft

'hnnrfkxf,

'hwlsian r^9M], -I halcyon, -s

OhH,

(s.

s, -ing, -ed

'hKMafest Hammerfeat

hammock, -s
'h%nama l)Hamond 2) Hammond
'hteHi'lin Hamelin

'haemak, -s

'hena Hannah
'kaaTa* Hanover
kKna'Tiarian, -x Hanoverian, -s
'hnnd'kKnifnl, -x; -glcts, -ix
'hieub^l Hannibal

'kea'kaii

Hankow

'hKBkak Hancock
'hwHiltan Hamilton
'hteni'kHJkif, -(')meid
h'mltik Hamitic
htenon'Thana'T'kKMli Hamley
'hjensaH, -a*, -ist, -li, -mis; -z
'hiemil'hieaalia, 'kxidtan
Vi handsome, -r, -st, -ly, -ness;
'hiemlit, -s hamlet (H.), -s
2) hansom (H.), -s
hseapa*, -i, -rii, -4 hamper (.
'hwnsam'kcb, -x hansom-cab, -s
r.), -s, -ing, -ed
hKssi'Ktik hanseatic
'hfenpstid Hampstead
Hans ell, -on
'hKBSjl,
'htmp/ia* Hampshire

tuente Hants
hsenz 1) Hans; 2)

'hmmpten Hampton

hiendz
hamster, -s
'kmastrif, -z. -if, -d, 'kaeMstrAg Okieg, -n, -is, -d, hAg hang, -s,
-ing, -ed, hung
hamstring (. r.), -s, -ing, -ed,
hamstmng
'hf dag, -x hang-dog (s. a4>.\ -s
hamza, -s
'luesa*, -X hanger, -s
'hiemza,
'hKfa'ran, 'hga'xa> hanger-on,
O'hienbari Hanboty
hangers-on
hnd, -I, -ig, -id; -a*, -ax hand
luegifx hangings
(. .) (H.), -a, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
'hcgka*, -x, -rif, -d hanker, -s.
'kBflbg, -a hand-bag, -s
'htemsta*,

'kB<lbiI, -I hand-bill, -s

-inp, -ed
'hegkatjlf, -s handkerchief, -s
'kegkl'piegki hanky-panky
'keg man, -aiaa hangman, -men
'kKgaeil, -x hang^nsal, -s
0'kep>ii, -ax, -fi9[-U9],-nd
happjen, -ens, -ening, -ened
-nris

'kemtibak, -s handbook, -s
'hendfol, -x handfial, -s
'kKMdglois, -ix hand-glass, -es
'keidgri'ieid [-gra'm-^, -s handgrenade, -s
'kKid.i,

-ia*,

-list;

-ili.

handy, -ier, -iest; -ily, -in^s 'ki^'kasad hap-hazard

'hendiksp, -s, -if, -t; -a*, -ax 'hpi, -ia* -iist; -ili,-iBis happy.
-ier, -iest; -ily, -iness
handicap (s. v.), -s, -ping, -ped;
-per, -pera

'hepigoMlAkl happy-go-lucky
12*

'haepli 'htezad

'hffipli

180

haply

'heepliSj-Ii, -nis hapless, -ly, -ness

'hsepn,

etc.

'heepan, etc.

O'haeragit [-rog-] Harrogate

-ig -t; -8*, -az harass,
'hgerss, -iz,, -ig,

=
,

hserasp-

-ed; -er,

-<

ha'rAsp

'haBr|i, -iz, -iij, -id 1)

harry (H.),

-ying, -led; 2) Harrie

'haerids Harwich
'haeria*, -z harrier, -s
'hseriat 1) Harriet; 2) Harriot
'hgerikon, -z haricot, -s
-ies,

'hieriman Harriman
'hierigtan 1) Harington; 2) Har-

rington
'hseris 1) Harris; 2)

Harries

'hsBFisn Harrison
'hgerld Harold
'haerou, -z, -ii), -igli, -d harrow
(s. V.) (H.), -8, -ing, -ingly, -ed

O'hsBsak, -s hassock
haegp, etc.
haest hast

form)

'fasezadas

(H.), -s

haisp, etc.
(from have)

(strong

_(H.)

OhsBj", -iz, -ig, -t hash (s. v.), -es,

-ing, -ed
Ohaet, -s hat, -s
'haelbaend, -z hat-band, -s
'hsetbaks, -iz hat-box, -es
'hasta*, -z hatter, -s
'haetaras Hatteras
haetX, -iz, -ig, -t hatch (s. v.)
(H.), -es, -ing, -ed
'haetjit, -s hatchet, -s
'haet/wei, -z hatchway (H.), -s

'haezadas, -U, -nis hazardous, -ly,

[-ness
'haezlam Haslam
'haezlit Hazlitt
'haeznt hasn't
-z hub, -s
'hAbAb [-bab], -z hubub, -s
'hAbad Hubbard
'hAbat Hobart
'hAb|i, -iz hubbjy, -ies
O'taAdazfiild [-dasf-] Hudders-

field
'hAd|I, -Iz, -^g [-lig], rid hudd|le,
-Ies, -ling, -led
OhAf, -s, -ig, -t 1) (g. V.) huff,
-s, -ing, -ed; 2) Hough
'hAfji, -ia*, -iist; -ili, -inis huff|y,
-ier, -iest; -ily, -iness
'hAfiJ", -li, -nis

OhAg,

-z, -ig,

haevig, haea [hsi, d] have,

has, having, had
'haevafad Haverford
'haBTafad'west {locally 'haifad . . .)

Haverfordwest
'haevak havoc
'haevasaek, -s haversack, -s

has {from have)

form)
'haezdrnbal Hasdrubal
'haezad, -z, -ig, -id
-s, -ing, -ed

{strong

hazard

huffish, -ly, -ness

-s, -ging,

-d hug,

-ged

'lugamAga* hugger-mugger
'hAgin, -z Huggin, -s
d'hAkabaek, -s huckaback,
'hAkl, -z huckle, -s
'hAkIber|i [-bar|i],
berr|y, -ies

'hAklbari

1)

-iz

-s

huckle-

Huckleberry;

2)

hAklberi
'luksli Huxley
'hAksta*, -z huckster, -s
OhAl, -z, -ig, -d (s. v.) hull (H.),
-s, -ing, -ed
'hAlba't Hulbert
'hAla Hullah
hAlaba'In:, -z hullabaloo, -s
hAlk, -s hulk, -s
'bA'lou hullo
OhAm, -z, -in, -d (. v.) hum, -s,

OhaeO hath (from have)

'haeOjaTrei, -wei Hath|away, -way
-ming, -med
Ohaev [ftay, v], haez [Aaz, z, s], 'bAmbAg, -z,

Ohaez

'hAmak

taAb,

Harold

'haerald

(s. v.),

-s,

-ig,

-d

humbug

-ging, -ged

'hAmba* Humber
'bAmba-t

Humbert

'hAinb|I,

-la*, -list; -Ii. -Inis;

-Iz, -lig, -Id humb|le (adj. v.),
-Ier, -leat; -iy, -leness; -Ies,
-ling, -led

'hAmblbi:, -z humble-bee,

-s

'hAmbrpai humble-pie
(g. v.),

'hAmdrAm humdrum
'hAmak, -s, -t, -i hummock,
-ed, -y

-s,

hAmf 'hAijga*

181

hAmf [^mm] humph

'hAmM, -z 1) Humphr(e)y,
2)

-t

-ii),

hump

(s.

v.),

-ing, -ed

-s,

'hAinpbeek,

-s, -t

humpback,

-s,

ed
'hAmp|i, -ia*, -list, -inis hump|y,

-z

Hun,

'hAndrad,

-z,

hAgk,

-iist;

-ia*,

hunk,

-s

-ili,

-B

-foald hundred,

-s,

-fold

-s

0'hAr|i, -iz. -iig, -id, -idli; -ia*,

-iaz hurrfy (s. v.), -ies, -ying,
-ied, -iedly; -ier, -iers

'hArikan [-kin], -z hurricane,

'hAri'skAri hurry-skurry

-^g

-Iz,

'hJLS\l,

[-Iig], -Id hust|le,

-led

'hAndradO [-16], -s hundredth, -s 'hAsJa* [-la*], -z hustler, -s

'hAndradwelt, -s hundredweight 'liAstigz hustings
[cwt.], ^-s
OhAj" [p] hush (interj.)
hAj", -iz, -ig, -t hush (v.),
'hAndrad, etc.
'hAndrid) etc.
-ing, -ed
'hAni, -d honey, -ed
'hAjmAni hush-money
'hAnibseg, -z honey-bag, -s
OhAt, -s hut, -s
'hAnibsa*, -z honey-bear, -s

honeydew

'hAnjik, -iX hunnlic, -ish

'hAnikonm, -z, -d honeycomb (H.),

-ed

-s,

'hAnimu:n,

honeymoon,

-z

-s

'hAnisAka*, -z honey-sucker, -s
'hAnisAkl, -z honeysuckle, -s
'hAnja:di [hAn'j-] Hunyadi
hAnJ*,

hAnt,
(s.

etc.

= hAntJ,

etc.

-s, -ii), -id; -a*,

V.) (H.), -s,

-ing, -ed; -er (H.),

'liAiitigbaks, -iz hunting-box, -es

-Jia* Huntingdon,
-shire
'liAntigksep, -s hunting-cap, -s

'hAntlgdan,

hunting-crop,

'hAntigkrap,

-s

'hAntii|nai|f,

-tz hunting-kni|fe,

-s

'hAtn Hutton
hAtX, -iz hutch, -es
'hAtJinsn Hutchinson
'hAtJigz Hutchings
'hAtJisn 1) Hutcheson; 2) Hutchison

O'hAeam Hotham

(g.

hunting-song, -s
'hAntli Huntl(e)y
'taAnts{inan, -iuan,-manXip hunts|man, -men, manship

hunch

(s.

v.),

-s,

v.),

-ing, -ed, -ry

'taAzban<{|man, -man,
|man, -men
'hAz|i, -iz huss|y, -ies
'hAzii, -s
-s

housewife

'hAzifri

(needle-case),

'liauswaifari house-

hay

1)

hunger
-ers

heigh
habeas-

(H.); 2) hey; 3)

'heibises'ko:pas

[-bias-]

corpus
O'heidei heyday

Hades
Haden; 2) Hayden;
Haydon; 4) Haydn

'heidi:z

'heidn
3)

1)

hunchback, -s, 'heidrian Hadrian

[-ed 0'beifi:ld, -z hay-field,
OhAg hung (from hang)
'hei'fiiva* hay-fever
hAg'gsarian, -z Hungarian, -s
'hAijga*,

husband-

wifery

hei

-ves
'hAntii)S3i|, -z

'hAntJbiek,

-es,

'horO'hATa*, 'hATl, etc.

OhA'za:, -z huzza, -s
-az hunt 'hAzband, -z, -ig, -id, -ri husband

-ers

hAnfj*, -iz, -ii), -t

-es, -ing, -ed
-s, -t

-z, -rig,
(s. v.),

-s,

-s

-s; -1, -ia*, -iist; -ili,

-inis husk, -s; -y, -ier, -iest;
-ily, -iness
-Ies, -ling,

'hAnidjn:

-inis

-ier, -iest; -ily, -iness

OhAsk,

-ier, -iest, -iness

'hAmpti'dAmpti Humpty-dumpty

OhAH,

'hAggrji,

hungr|y,

'hAmii)ba:d, -z humming-bird, -3
-s,

'hAqgari 'heiga*

'hAggari Hungary
-s;

Homfray

hAmp,

-d; -ra*, -raz

-ing, -ed; -er,

Obeig

Hague; 2) Haigh
Hagar (biblical name)
Hagar {modern name)

1)

'heigo:*
'heiga*

-s

'hei'hou heiz

182

O 'hei'hou heigh-ho
O heik, -s hake, -s
'heikok 1) haycock;
Oheil, -z, -in, -d 1)

'heizl, -z hazel, -s

'heizalnAt, -s hazel-nut,
2)

Heycock

(s. v.) hail,

-ing, -ed; 2) (a^., v.) hal|e,
-ea, -ing, -ed

-B,

'heilfelon, "-wermet hail-fellow,

-well-met
'heili haily

Hailes; 4) Hayles
-a 1) hay-market,

0'heima:kit,

Haymarket

-s; 2)

'heizji, -la

'heimeik|a*, -az,
-ers, -ing

-ii)

hay-mak|er,

-s

-iist; -ili, -inis hazjy,

-ier, -iest;

-ily,

-iness

heb'damadari hebdomadary
'heba'n Hepburn
he'breiik, etc.
hii'breilk,
'hebridiiz [-brad-] Hebrides

'hebran

'heilon, -z, -ig, -d 1) (s.) halo,

-s; 2) (v.) halo, -es, -ing, -ed
'heilo'ft, -s hay-loft, -s
'heilstoan, -z hailstone, -s
'heil8to:m, -z hailstorm, -s
'heiljot hail-shot
heilz 1) hales (H.); 2) hails;
3)

'heizal heg'zae-

Oked,
-s,

['lii:b-]

etc.

Hebron

-z, -ig, -id

(s. v.)

head

(H.),

-ing, -ed

'hed'bai, -z head-boy, -s
'heddrea, -iz head-dress, -es

'hedeik, -s, -i headach|e,

'heda*, -z header, -a
'hed'fa:8t head-first
'hedgia% -z head-gear,^ -a

-es, -y

'hed|i,-ia*, -iist; -ili, -iiiis head|y,

-ier, -iest; -ily, -iness
'taedig, -z

heading,

-s

'hedlklo-e, -klaidz [-kla-Os] head|cloth, -cloths

O'heinM, -11, -nis heinous, -ly,"]

heinz Haynes
[-nessj 'hed'kwa:taz head-quarters
0'heip3ii|i

["p^i"], -iz,

hal^en|ny,

-s,

-iwaiO

'hedlait, -s head-light, -s

-nyworth 'bedlam Headlam

ha'p'orth [halfpenny- 'hedland, -z headland,
-nies, -ce,

'heipsO, -s
worth], -8

O'heirik, -s hay-rick, -s
O'heisin, -nz, -nifl [-ijiiii], -nd
hast|en, -ens, -ening, -ened
heist, -8,

-id hast|e
-ed
'heisttek, -s hay-stack, -s
-ii),

(s.

v.),

-es, -ing,

-ia*, -iiat; -ill, -inis

hast|y, -ier, -iest; -ily, -iness

Hastings

O'heijam Heysham
heit,

-es, -ing,

(s.

v.),

-ed

Hayter;

Haytor

heitrid hatred
-z 1)

hay ward

(H.), -s;

Haward
'taeiwnd Heywood

-d; -a*, -az hedg|e

-es (H.), -ing, -ed; -er(H.),

-iz, -ig,

(s. v.),

-ers

'heds^ag, -z hedgehog, -a
'hedgira [he'dgaiara] Hegira
'hedgrou, -z hedgerow, -s

2)

O'heiTn,

-z

-s

hedz heads (from head)

hedg,

'heit|fMl, -full [-fall], -fttlnis

hatelful, -fully, -fulness
heiti Haiti

O'heiwad,

'hedTrlnd, -z headwind,

'hedwa.'ta*. -z head-water, -s

'heita*, -z 1) hater, -s; 2)

3)

-s

'hedwa:k head-work

-in, -id hat|e

-8,

'hedstoun, -z headstone (H),

'hedstrag headatrong
'hed^rei, -z headway, -s
'hedtra:d, -z head-word, -s

'heistipndii) hasty-pudding

'hedlag headlong
'hed'ma:sta*, -z head-master, -a
'hed'mten, -'men head-man, -men
'hednont, -8 head-note, -a
'hedpi:g, -iz head-piece, -s
'bedrest, -a head-rest, -a

'hei8t|l,

'taeistigz

-a

'hedlis headless

haven,

-s

heizj -iz, -ig, -d 1) hazle (. v.),

-es, -mg, -ed; 2) Hays; 3) Hayes

O'hefa*, -z heifer,

heg'zae-

-a

hek'sse-

'hekatam 'heljatronp
O'taekatam
tomb, -s

[-tarn, -tnim], -z

heca-

'hekati' Hecate
'hek|l, -Iz, -^i| [-lig], -Id lieck|le,
-les, -ling, -led
'hekja* [-la*], -z, heckler, -s

'hekl3 1) Hecla; 2) Hekla

hek'sseganj^ [-k'zse-, -g'zse-], -all

hexagon

al,

-ally

hek'stemita* [-k'zse-, -g'ze-],

hexameter, -s
'heksagan, -z hexagon, -s

-z

'heks3']ii:dr|3H [-'bed-], -a, -anz,

-al hexahedr|on, -a, -ons, -al

'heksam

1)

Hexam;

2)

Hexham

'hekto:* [-tea*] (sk'tair), -z hectare, -s

'hckta*, -z,

-rii),

-d

(s. v.)

helm 'hens'foiO

183

hector

(H.), -s, -ing, -ed

'hektagraif [-tog-, -grsef], -s hectograph, -s

hekta'grsefik [-to'g-J hectogra-

phic
'hektagrtem [-tog-], -z hectogram,

helm,

-z

helm,

-s

'helmit, -a, -id helmet,

'helmzli Helmsley

-man

'helmz|man,

-s,

helms|man,

-men
'helat, -z; -ids helot, -s; -age
help, -8, -ii], -t; -a*, -az help
(s. v.), -a, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
'help|ful, -fnli [-fali], -fulnis
help|ful, -fully, -fulness
'helpli8, -li, -ni8 helpless, -ly,

-ness

'helpmeit, -s helpmate,
'helpmi:t, -s helpmeet,

-a
-s

'helta'8kelta* helter-skelter
helB, -s health, -s
'heiefwl, -full [-fall], -fwlnis
health|ful, -fully, -fulness
'helO|i, -ia*, -list, -ili, -inis
health|y, -ier, -lest, -ily, -iness

hel'Telin Helvellyn
hel'vetik Helvetic
hel'TliJia [-XJa], -n, -nz Helvetia,
-n, -ns

'helwad hellward

-s

hem

'hektaliita* [-tol-], -z hectolitre, -s

'hektaini:ta* [-torn-], -z hecto-

Ohem,

metre, -8
'hektik hectic

'hemanz ['hi:m-] Hemans

'hemarid5 hemorrhage
'hemaraid, -z hemorrhoid,
'hematait hematite

hek'zse-

Ohel,

-ed

hek'sie-

-z hell (H.), -s

'helhannd, -z heU-hound,
'heli:n, -z Hellene, -s

'hemlak hemlock
hemp, -i, -an hemp,
-s
-s

Helmsley

'heligoMltend Heligoland
'helikan [-kon] Helicon

'henli

Helen, -a

'helinzbara [-bira] Helensburgh

of 'hiiliks)
Hellespont

'helisiiz helices (plitr.

-nis hellish, -ly, -ness

'heljatroup, -8 heliotrope, -s
'helij", -li,

-s,

-8

-y,

-al

-s

-en

'hemp8i:d hempseed
'hemzli local pron. of 'helmzli

Ohen,

'helispant [-izp-]

(s. v.),

'hemisfia*, -z hemisphere,
'hemistik, -s hemistich, -s

he'li:n3 Helena
he'li:nik Hellenic
heli''nistik, -al, -all hellenistic,
-al, -ally
'heliboia* hellebore

'helin, -a

-d

hemi'sferik, -al hemispheric,

Hellas
held held (from hold)
'hela Hella
'heltes

'hela* heller (H.)

'hel'faia* hell-fire (H.)
'hel'geit, -s hell-gate (H.),

-z, -ig,

-ming, -med

{Yorlcs)

-z hen, -s

'henbein henbane
'heggist Hengist
'hendsist

'henar|i, -iz henner|y, -ies

'henkn:p,

-s

hen-coop,

-s

Henley

'henpek, -s,
-ing, -ed

-ii|,

-t

henpeck,

-s,

'henri Henry
henri'eta Henrietta

hen8 hence
'hens|'fa:9, -'faiwad

-forward

hence|forth,

'hensn 'hesparas

184

'henisn, -ti Hen|son, -ty

hench|man,
'iientJIman , -man

hes'pisrian

'heazfut

hes'piarian Hesperian
'hesta* Hester

O 'hetaradaks,

-men
'henzli Hensley
O'heTjgist ['hendsist] Hengist
0'Jiepta:kj -s; -i, -iz heptarch,
-s;

-J, -ies

-i heterodox, -y
hetarad3i'ni:iti [-rods-, -'ni-ati]

heterogeneity
hetara'dsiinias [-ro'ds-, -'dsen-,
-njas], -li, -nis heterogeneous,

hep'teeganl heptagonal

-ly,

-ness

hep'tsemaran heptameron
'heti Hetty
'heptagan, -z heptagon, -s
O'heOkat Heathcote
Ote'rseldit [hi'r-], -ali heraldic, 0'heT|i, -ia*, -iist;
-ally

heav|y,

he'rset [hl'r-, -'ra:t] Herat

he'red", he'rethi'r-

'herad Herod

-ili,

-inis

iest; -ily, -iness

'hevil'haitid, -'leidn heavy|-hearted, -laden

'hern, -z; -ba:n heaven, -s; -born

'heTnl|i, -inis heavenljy, -iness

hera'ditheri'dithera'kli:an Heraclean
'heraklL'z Heracles
'herald, -z, -ig, -id herald
-s, -ing, -ed

-ier,

'hernwad, -z heavenward,
Ohezi'kaia Hezekiah
(s. v.),

heraldri heraldry
'heran, -z heron, -s
'heranr|i, -iz heronr|y, -ies
'taerasij 'heratik
'heri-

-s

hezi'tei/an, -z hesitation, -s
'heziteit, -s, -ig, -igU, -id hesitat|e, -es, -ing, -ingly, -ed
'hezitansi hesitancy

h3a%

-z 1)

-s; 3)

hare

(H.), -s

2) hair,

Herr

heri'ditamaut [-ra'd-, -tim-], -s O'hsabel, -z harebell, -s

hereditament, -a
'heabrAj, -iz hair-brush, -es
he'riarou [hi'r-], -z Herero, -s
'heabreind hare-brained
'heriat, -s heriot, -s
'hsabrede [-brete], -s hair'herifad, -Jia* Hereford, -shire
breadth, -s
'herik Herrick
O'hsadresa*. -z hair-dresser,
'herii|, -z herring (H.), -s
O'hsagrais hair-grass
'herigbonn, -z herring-bone, -s
O'hsakAta*, -z hair-cutter, -s
'heriga*, -z herringer, -s

'tasakIa-0 hair-cloth

'herigpand herring-pond

O'healain,

'heris|i [-ras-], -iz heres'y, -ies

'heritabl heritable
'heritids, -iz heritage, -s
'heritik [-rat-], -s heretic, -s

'heriwad Hereward
'herld, etc.
'hern, etc.

= 'herald,
= 'heran,

etc.

etc.

he'rondises [ha'r-, hi'r-] Herodias

he'roMik

[ha'r-, hi'r-],
heroic, -al, -ally

'heroMin, -z heroine,

-al, -ali

-s

'heroMizm heroism
he'radatas [ha'r-,
dotus

-z hair-line, -s
'hea.lip, -s harelip, -s
'healis hairless

O'hsapin,

-z hair-pin, -s

O'hsarem, -z harem, -s
'hearam'skEaram harum-scarum
'hearji,
-ia*, -iist; -ili, -inis
hair|y, -ier, -iest; -ily, -iness
'hearail hair-oil

O'heaspeis,

-iz hair-space, -s
'heasplitig hair-splitting
'hsasprig, -z hair-spring, -s

heatsagoM'Tiina [ha:ts-] Herze-

govina
hi'r-]

0'hes|i, -ian Hess|e, -ian

hes'peridiiz Hesperides

'hesparas Hesperus

-s

Hero- O'hsawnd Harewood

hsaz 1) hares; 2) hairs

hcazbrede [-brete], -s

breadth, -s
'hsazfut hare's-foot

hair'a-

lio:* lia:z

filia:*

Ohaib,

Ata*

her (normal form)

-z; -al, -ids herb,

-s; -al,

-age
hai'beijas herbaceous
hai'beariam, >z herbarium,

-b

'haibat Herbert
Ohaid, -z, -ig, -id 1) herd (s. v.)
(H.), -s, -ing, -ed 2) heard {from
hear) (H.); 3) Hird; 4) Hurd
;

'h3:dig9:d|i, -iz 1) hurdy-gurd|y,

-ies; 2) hirdy-gird|y, -ies
'h9:d|l, -Iz, -lii) [^ig], -Id hurd|le
-Ies, -ling,

-led

'haidla*, -z hurdler, -s
'h3:dlreis, -iz hurdle-race, -s

0'b8:kjnU:z Hercules
[haikju-'lran]

her {occasional weak form)

'heebakak Habak-

Oba'bsekak

ha'bilimant
ment, -s

[hse'b-],

-s

her-

habili-

ha'biliteit [hse'b-], -s, -ig, -id;

-a*, -az habilitat|e, -es, -ing,
-ed; -or, ors

ha'biljneit [hse'b-, -t^n-], -s, -ig,

-id habituat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
ha'bitjnal [hte'b-, -tjual], -i
habitual, -ly
O^tad had {from have) {weak form)
Ohaljnisi'neiJ'an, -z hallucination, -s

'he:dz|iii3n,-m3n herdS|iuaii,-men
h3:'kjn:li3n

hi-'gemani

kuk

'ha:I)3li8t, -s herbalist, -s

(s. v.),

ha*

185

ha'lou
hullo

1) hallo(a);

= 'hA'lou

2)

ha'In:, -z, -ig, -d halloo {v.interj.),

-8, -ing, -ed

ha'maOha'maculean
Oha:!, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az hurl Oba'raizn [ho'r-],
-ing, -ed; -er, -ers
'ha:li, -z hurley (H.), -s
'ha:liba:li hurly-burly
[-ally
Oba:'maiani Hermione
(s.

v.),

-s,

hai'metik, -al, -ali hermetic,

'baiman
'lia:mi:z

1) Herman;
Hermes

ha'reiXiou [ho'r-, ho'r-] Horatio

hai'mitikal hermitical

-1

ha'vaena, -z

Ohi:d,

ha:st, -s 1) hurst (H.), -s; 2) Hirst

-a,

-s, -ii)

hurt

(s. v.),

-s,

3)

Herts

haitsagott'Tiina

O'haiTi Hervy
O lia:z hers

'M:bru:, -z Hebrew,
-z, -ig, -id 1)

hsats-

He-

-s

heed (g. v.),

(= he had

-ing, -ed; 2) he'd

-fwlnis
-fnli [-fall],
heediful, -fully, -fulness
'hiidlis, -11, -nis heedless, -ly, -ness

'hi:d|ft(l,

O'hlidan, -zs -dam heathen

adj.), -s;

'hizdanaiz
'hi:daniX

[-5^-].
[-isfe],

[-5i^-], -11,

-iz,

-ig,

-es, -ing,

-d
-ed

-nis heathen-

ish, -ly, -ness

(s.

-dom

heatheniz|e

-ali

or he would)

-ing

-d hurtl|e, -es, -ing,

-ed
ha:ts 1) hurts (/rom hurt) 2) Hertz

'ha:tl, -z, -ig,

-1,

braic, -al, -ally

hai'self herself
'haisjkla'O, -kla:dz [-kla'Os] hearse|cloth, -cloths

'hartfad Hertford {in America)

-fwlnis
-full [-fall],
'ha:t|ftd,
hurt|ful, -fully, -fulness

-s

Hebe

hi'breiik [heb-],

'ha:saiii hircine

Okait,

Havana,

has {weak form)

hi: he {normal form)
'*az

O'hiibi'

Oba:s,

= he'r-

O/tast hast {weak form)

O/taO hath {weak form)
OJiBY have {weak form)

Hearne

'ha:nia [-nja], -1 hernia,

-iz hearse, -s

hi'reha'ria-, ha'rou-, ha'ra-

'haimit'krseb, -z hermit-crab, -s
Ohain, -z 1) hern, -s; 2) Heme;

ha-

-isi:z

rusp|ex, -ices

ha're-

'ha:mit, -s hermit, -s
'haimitids, -iz hermitage, -s

3)

-ers

ha'rAsp|eks ['hseras-],

-al,

Hermon

2)

-z horizon, -s
ha'rseg, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az harangu|e (s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -er,

hr'gemani hegemony

'hii'ha:

Ma*

heehaw

O'Mi'lia:} -Z) "ig> -d

V. interj.),

-s,

186

-Zj -igj -d 1) (s. v.) heel,

-ing, -ed; 2) heal (H.), -s,
-ing, -ed; 3) he'll (= he will)
-s,

'hiarabant

'hi:la*, -z healer, -s

l)Healy;

2)

Healey;

3)

'hilzbara

'hia'bai ['hja>] hereby

'hia'hia* ['hjai'hja:*] hear-hear
hia'raifta* [hjai'r-] hereafter
'hiarAn'tn: ['hjair-] hereunto
'hiara* ['hja:ra*], -z hearer, -s

(s.

-ing, -ed

Ohi:l,

'hi:li

'hia'bai

Hely

['hja:r-], -8

hereabout,

-s

'hiarakli:z ['bja:r-] Heracles

hi:li'senO|3S,-ai, -asiz helianth|us,

'hiara'pan

hereupon

-uses
'hl;liagra:f [-Ijag-, -liog-, -Ijog-,
-grsef ], -8 heliograph, -s
hiilia'grafik [-Ija'g-,
-Ijo'g-,
lio'g-], -al heliographic, -al
'hi:ll3iii [-Ijam] helium
[-s
'hiilisskonp [-Ijas-], -s helioscope,

'hia'roT ['hjai'r-, -af] hereof

'hiasei ['hjais-] hearsay

'hl:liestet [-Ijas-,

'hia'tu: ['hja:'t-] hereto

-i,

-lios-, -Ijos-],

heliostat, -s

'biiliks, -iz, 'helisiiz ['hi:l-] helix,

-es, helices
hiill'sgraf {9*, -az, -i heliographjer,
-era, -y
hiili'amita*, -z heliometer, -s
hiili'opalis Heliopolis

'hiilias [-1J08]
hl:lj.
hi:li.

Helios

hi:pj -s, -ig, -t 1) heap

-s, -ing, -ed; 2) Heap

[a. v.),

O'hiisiad [-siad] Hesiod

O M:t, -s, -ii), -id; -a*, -az heat
(s. v.),

-8,

-ing, -ed; -er, -ers

'M:tspat, -8 heatspot, -s
'hiitweiv, -z heat-wave,

OhiiOj -8;
'lii:0|fi:ld,

OhiiT,
(s.

-1

heath

(= he

Higgin|son,

-s

'higldi'pigldi higgledy-piggledy
'higja* [-la*], -z higgler, -s

O'hikAp,
(. v.),

-ig, -t
-ing, -ed

-8,

-a,

hiccough

'hikari hickory (H.)

hik|8, -sn Hick|s, -son
-z hill (H.), -s
hi'lseriti hilarity

hilda Hilda

(H.), -s; -y

is

{weak form of
O'hiba-t Hibbert

or he has)
hi:)

he

hi'liino

(from hide)
hi'daelgou, -z hidalgo, -s
hidias [-djas], -li, -nis hideous,
-ly, -ness
'hidn hidden {from hide)
lii'dgaiara
'hed3ira
O'hioa*. -'tn: hither, -to

hia* [hja:],
-s,

-z, -rii),

hi'lea* Hilaire
hi'lE9ria8, -11, -nis hilarious, -ly,
'hilak, -s hillock, -s
[-ness
'hilari Hilary

'hilhed Hillhead

= hii'brei-

Ohid hid

here

Hephaestus
Ohi'gemani
Mi'gemani
Ohi'fi:8t98

Ohil,

-z, -ifl, -d; -a*, -az heav|e

-es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers

hi:z he's

hear,

hia'waOa
haia'waOa Hiawatha
hiaz 1) hears (^rom hear); 2) here's
{= here is)

-man Heath|field, -man 'hildibrsend Hildebrand

hi

'hiatn'fara* ['hjait-] heretofore

'hia'TviS ['hja:'w-, -'wiO] herewith

-s

v.),

hi'brei-

-worship

'hig|l, -Iz, -Jig [-lig], -Id higg]le,

-les, -ling, -led

Hemans

'hiimanz

-s;

'higin|sii, -z

0'hi:mal heemal

['lija:r-l

'hia'rin ['lijai'r-] herein

'hiarig ['hjair-], -z hearing (s.), -s
'hiarou ['lga:r-], -z; -wa:Jip hero,

ha:d

-ing, heard;

1) {v.)
2) {adv.)

Helena

'hilji, -la*, -list, -inis hill|y, -ier,

-iest, -iness
'hiliad Hilliard
'hiljad 1) Hillyard; 2) Hilliard
'hil'said, -z 1) hill -side, -s;

2) Hillside
hilt, -8, -id hilt, -s, -ed
'hi! tap, -8 hill-top, -s

hilzbara [-bAra, -bArou] Hillsboro

him hl'pakrotliz

Ohim
him,

him {normal form)

(. V.) hymn, -s,

(pron.)

-d

-z, -ii),

-ing, -ed
hima'leis,

'himnel

187

-n Himalaya,

-s,

-n

hymnal, -s
hymnar|y, -ies

[-nj], -z

hymno-

log|y, -ist, -ists

Aim'self himself
O'hinda*, -z, -rip, -d; -re*, -raz
hinder (v.), -a, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers

Hindi
Hindley

(toum)

'hlndrans, -iz hindrance,

-s

Hindu [-doo],
'hindu'lzm Hinduism
'hindai'ku:^ Hindu-Kush

-s

jilii'dn:, -z

hindu'stain

[-'stsen], -i

-es, -ing,

-d hing|e

(s. v.),

-ed
hint

(s. v.),

-s,

'hintaa Hinton

O'higkli Hinckley
-s,

-us
Ohi'rse-

-iz

hypo-

-ii|,

-t

hip

(s.

v.),

-s,

-ping, -ped

hi'paikes Hipparchus
hi'psetika hepatica
'hipl)a:|0, -dz hip-ba[th, -ths
'hlpdsoint, -s hip-joint, -s
haipa'daimhlpa'dozm- [-po'd-]

'hipadronm,

-z

-s

he'raehi'reditar|i [ha'r-, he'r-], -ili,

inis hereditar|y, -ily, -iness
hi'rediti [ha'r-, he'r-] heredity
hi'retik|l [ha'r-, he'r-], -all heretic |al, -ally
hi'ria-, hi'rou-, hi'radhe'rOhis, -iz, -ii), -t; -a*, -az hiss
(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed;
-er, -ers
'hlsap hyssop

his'terik, -s, -al, -ali hysteric,

-s,

-ii),

-s, -ig, -id

hip,

[-kras-],

cris|y, -ies

{interj.)

Hindu-

-ing, -ed

hi'pokrisli

his'pienisizm, -z Hispanicism, -s
hist 1) hissed {from hiss); 2) hist

stan, -i

hine^s, -iz,

hint,

hi'pokrisi 'hjuidibraes

hi'palitja, -!, -as Hippolyt|a, -e,

-z,

'himn9r|i, -iz
him'nal9d5|i, -ist, -ists

hin'di:
'nindli

hippodrome (H ),

haiphipa'kandria, etc.
hipa'krsetik [-po'k-] hippocratic
hipa'kri:nr [-po'k-] Hippocrene
hlpakrit [-pok-], -s hypocrite, -s
hlpa'krttlk|al [-po'k-], -ali hypo-

-al, -ally

hista'lad3ik|al, -ali histologic|al,

-ally
'hist9r|i, -iz histor|y, -ies

his'tiaria hysteria
hig'to:rian, -z historian, -s
hista.'ri'agrafja*, -az, -i historio_graph|er, -ers, -y
Ms'taladgji, -ist, -ists histologjy,
-ist,

-ists

his'tarik, -1, -ali historic,

-ally
'histri, -z

-al,

'histari, -z

'histrianizm histrionism
histri'anik histrionic

Ohit,

-s, -195 -a', -az hit

-ting; -ter, -ters
'hitait, -s Hittite, -s

(s. v.),

-s,

hitj", -iz, -ii|, -t

hitch

(s. v.),

-es,

-ing, -ed

'hitjin, -z 1) Hitchin, -s; 2)

Hich-

ens
hips'patamjas, -ai, -asiz hippo- 'hltjkak Hitchcock
Ohiz his {normal form)
potamjns, -i, -uses
hja:*, etc.
hia*, etc.
'hipati'hapati hippety-hoppety
Olgu: [<jn:], -z, -ig, -d, -n 1) {v.)
'hipij hippish
hew, -s, -ing, -ed, -n 2) (s.) hue,
'hipnataiz, -iz, -ii|, -d; -a*, -az
-s; 3) Hugh, -es
hypnotiz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed;
criticjal, -ally

-er, -ers

'hipnat|ist, -ists, -izm hypnot|ist,

-ism
hip'natik hypnotic
hipahipohi'p9krati:z Hippocrates
-iats,

Note.

In

all the

words, the bj

may

following hju:be replaced

Hubert
hju:d hewed {from hew)
'hjnidibrees Hudibras
'hjniba't

hy

q.

hjnids honbat
]gn:d3, -9*, -ist;
-r,

-St; -ly,

-li,

-nis huge,

-ness

hewer,

'lyii'8*, -z

-s

Heward

'Jhjn'ad

'hjn-al [-el,

Whewell

-il]

'hjuigajnon [-nat], -nonz [-nots]

Hugae|not, -nots
'liju'ij

Huish

'hjtt'it

Hewlett,

bjuim

1)

(s.

v.),

Hume;

2)

Home

-st;

-r,

-ly, -ne3S

-Zj -rii), -d
-ing, -ed

humour

-s,

'Igoiman, -li human, -ly

'hjnimanaiz, -iz, -ii|, -d humaniz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed
']ijn:m3ii|ist, -ists, -izm humanist, -ists, -ism
hjnima'nistik humanistic
'bjuiman'kaind humankind
'bjaimarss, -li, -nis humorous,
-ly,

-ness

'lijnimarist, -s humorist, -s
'Iijii:m3S3m, -li, -nis humour-

some,

-ly.

-ness

humid, -ness
Ilja''miditi humidity
Iijn'mili'eiXsn, -z humiliation, -s
bjn-'milieit, -s, -ig, -id humiliat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
liju-'militi humility

'hja:iiiid, -nis

'hjnimras, etc.
'hjaimaras,
bjnin hewn {from hew)
'bjuisn Hewson
'hjuiz

O'lvlna, 'bjna-,

=
'hjui-

= ]ijn:'m-

'hju:-

hm [^m] hem {interj.)

hou, -z, -ig, -d (. .) hoe
-8,

etc.

hews {from hew)

hjn'm-

(H.),

-ing, -d

O'honseg'hon Hoangho
O 'houbakan [ho'boukan]
boken
'honban Holborn
'lioubat [-bolt]

-es, -ing,

v.),

-z, -ig,

-d

-ed; -er, -ers

1) {s. v.) hol|e

(H.),-e8,-ing,-ed; 2)

hjuimek'teiXsn humectation
'lijnima*,

O'hona*, -z hoer, -s
O'honkas'pookas hocus-pocus
'honki'pouki hok(e)y-pok(e)y
honks, -iz, -ig, -t; -a*, -az hoax

Hobart

(a&'.)

whole

'honl|bek, -biitj, -brnk Hol|beck,

-beach, -brook

hjn'mseni'tesriau, -z, -izm humanitarian, -s, -ism

hjn''meenit|i, -iz humanit|y, -ies
bju'inein, -a*, -ist; -li, -nis

humane,

{from hoe)
hondi'ainal [-nU hodiernal
'houdii Hoadl(e)y

(s.

Hewlett

'hju:Iit

Ohond hoed

OhonI,

-itt

Hewke

hjnik

houd 'lioamli

188

Ho-

'hoalban
honld, -z,
v.), -s,

'honban Holborn
1) hold (s.
holed {from

-ig, held
-ing, held; 2)

hole)
'honlda*, -z holder (H.), -s
'honldan holden (H.)
'honldii), -z holding (s.), -s
'honldoil, -z hold-all, -s

'houlan(2'k9:na* hole-and-corner
'honlas'bonlas holus-bolus
'honl|i, -ia*, -list, -nis 1) hol|y,
-ier, -iest, -iness; 2)
'honlli

whoU;^
'honlikra-8 Holycross
'hoalistonn,-z, -ig, -d holy-ston{e
(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed
'houliwi:k Holy-week
honlli ['honli] wholly
'honlnis wholeness
'honlpan holpen {archaic p. part.
of help)
'honlseil wholesale

'honlsam, -ist, -li, -nis wholesome, -st, -ly, -ness

'honlt, -s holt (H.), -s

Ohonm,

-z 1) home (s. adj. adv.)

(H.), -s; 2) (s.) holm (H.), -s

'honm'bred home-bred

houmads- [-mods-]
hou'merik Homeric

= homads-

'houma* Homer
honmiapsee [-mja-, -miop-],
homoeopath, -s

-s

honmia'pteeik [-mja-, -mio'p-],

-1, -ali homoeopathic, -al, -ally
honmi'apae|i, -ist, -ists homoeopath|y,

-ist, -ists

'honm'gronn home-grown
'honmlfij -ia*, -list, -inis homelly,
-ier, -lest, -iness

honslis

189

Ii3:e*

hoamlis, -us hornless,

honm'aeid home-nuide

ha^d 'kaaxi

hand, ete. I) hoard, efe.

3) whored

-ness

2't

hotde

hoiiMOa homo
'ka'flra'^ -s hoar-frost, -s
honmou'iseHiss [-'^su-], etc 'ka^kaoBd horehound
kak8, etc
ks hoarse, etc

'fc gjfc,

kae Haworth
O'kar'ka: haw-haw
O'kaak Hawick

-BIS homesick, -ness

'hosM^XB,

-I

homespiin

(. cu^'.),

-s

'hotaistd[-sti4], < homestead, -s

kadt, -s, -i%j -t; -a*. -3 1)

. r.)

keMW3d homeward
kOKHX, -deil Holmes,
Okeaa, *, -i%, -d (s.

hawk,

-era;

hone

(s. V.)

hope

-t

-s,

-is,
(H.), -es, -ing,

ka:ks

-od

2)

'koaptsa ~-taua~ Hopetoun

-8 host (H.]^ -s

'koata

-I

hotd,

-^

O koaz,

'

heave)

(H..'.

hos e, -es,
-ing, -ed; 2) hoes {from hoe)
ktta'neaa, - Hosanna, -s
-ix, -19,

-d

1)

-s,

ko'merik
ko'Biko'r-

ka^ ,

'kadi Hawley
'kadids haulage
'kaOik Horlick
'kadklt Halkett
'kad'moik, -s, -ig, -t hall-mark
-s. -ing. -ed
(*. c.
ka-1^ -s, ^ii, -isli, -id halt <s.
adj. v.), -a, -ing, -ingly, -ed

halter, -s
'ka-lta*,
kadx 1) halls; 2) hauls

-t

kon'meiik
h'H-

'ka-lab^ri
;

Okaa^

-1

Halsbuiy
hanlm, -s

Okaaij

ha'T-ii, "d

haw

c). --

(sl

-9.

-a, -id
-ed; 2)

(a. r.)

horn (H),

Home

'kambiim, -a hornbeam,

-a^, -ed
k:*, -1, -rii,

-ing, -ed

koB'sid Hosea
hosier,

-s.

liaddeiB Haldane
'kaOf^d Halford

-s

Houston

O'kouOam Hotfaam
O houT hoTe (from

haul,

-a; 2) (g. c.)

Okoast,

koBstis, -ii hostess,

hawks (from hawk);

1)

H&wkes

'kaxsli Hawksley
kaikt hawked (from hawk)
'kaikwiid hawkweed
Okad, -1, -is, -d 1) (s.) haU (H.V

-kp|fta, -faU -foU], tuhas

hopeful, -folly, -fulness
'honplis, -li, -lua hopeless, -It.

Oitoa'M,

-er,

"ka^iBX Hawkins

(BL), -es, -ing, -ed

OhMp,

-ing, -ed;

2) Hawke
"kaikjaid, -ij hawkj-eyed, -ish

-dale
v.)

-,

-d 1) hoar (H.);

-s

'kambil, -i hombiU, -s

|i

Hoaie; 3) Hot; 4) whore liaablexd hornblende

"kaabBk, ^ hornbook, -s
-es, -ing, -ed
Okazi, -a, -il ** 1) (* c- hoard, 'kaaa* Homer
-iais homfv.
-a. -in& -ed; 2) (.) hoide, -s; 'kaa i, -ia*, -list,
-ier, -iest, -iness
3) whored; 4) hawed
'Jto'dain- >toT (fcjrdaKw), -a nkaaid homed
'kaai lueadld homyhanded
hore-d'ffiUTre, -s
2)

(L v.),

I
'

'

'h^ait, -s hornet, -s

'k9:d*, -I hoaidffl-, -a

'ikarddtsKba: CJkaidjkx'ka)hors 'kaapalp,

de combat
'kardaM, -a whoredom, -5
'h:dif , hoarding -s
kaida Hawarden

Ok*,

efc

h*:,

rfe.

ka^ ,
-3,

-s

hornpipe,

-if, -id

-s

haunt

-ing, -ed

kaafJ, -iz haunch, -es

'kaawwk, * horawork,
'kaaui

Homsey

-s

(s.

r.\

'haireb

'hoiwaO

O'hoireb Horeb

0'ha:z, -iz

ho:s, -iz, -t horse, -s, -d

hois [ho:9s], -3*, -1st; -li, -nis

hoarse, -r, -st; -ly, -ness

'haisbeek horseback
'hoisblok, -s horse-block, -s
'ha:sb9ks, -iz horse-box, -es
'hoisbreika*, -z horse-breaker,
'ha.'sdiila*, -z horse-dealer, -s
'haiB9

-s

etc.

-ily, -iness

'haislaif, -8 horse-laugh, -s
'haisli [-zli] Horsley

>z

hob,

-s

Hobday

'habdei

(s. v.), -Ies, -ling, -led

'habldi'hai, -z hobbledehoy, -s
'hobja* [-la*], -z hobbler, -s
'habneil, -z, -d hobnail, -s, -ed

'habnab,

-d

-z, -ig,

hobnob

-men, -manship
'haismari:!!, -z horsemarine, -s
'haispana* horse-power (h. p.)
'taa.'splei horse-play
'hoispand, -z horse-pond, -s
horse-radish, -es
'ha:sreis, -iz, -ig horse-rac|e, -es/'hois'rsedij", -iz

-ing

hobz 1) hobs {plur. of hob);

2) Hobbs; 3) Hobbes

Ohad,

-z hod, -s
[-s
'hadagraif [-grsef ], -s hodograph,
'hadsn Hodson
'hods, -iz hodge (H.), -s (H.)

'hadspads hodgepodge
'hadssn Hodgson

'ho:sJ"u: ['ho:J"J"u:],-z horse-shoe, -s

'haistrsem, -z horse-tram, -s

'ha.'swip,

-8,

-ig,

-t

horse-train-

horse-

horsewhip,

-ping, -ped

'hagi/, -li, -nis hoggish, -ly, -ness

'hagit hogget (H.), -s
-z

haist, -s,

-ii),

-s
-s

-id hoist

(g.

-ili,

-inis

haught|y, -ier, -iest; -ily, -iness

'hoitikAltja* horticulture
hoiti'kAltJurlal [-tjar-],
-ist,

Ohak,

-s, -in, -t 1) hough,

-ing, -ed; 2) hock, -s

'haki hockey
'hakistik, -s hockeystick,

-s

Hoxton
O'halbek Holbeck
'haladi ['holidei], -z holiday,

O'hoiOoin,

'haland, -z hoUand (H.),

'halanda*. -z Hollander,
'halawei HoUoway

-z

1)

Hawthorne;

hawthorn,

Hathorne
'ha:69:ndan Hawthornden
O'hoiwaO Ha worth
3)

-s;

-s,

'hakstan

ists horticultur|al, -ist, -ists

'hoitn 1) Haughton; 2) Houghton; 3) Horton
2)

v.),

-ing, -ed

'haiti'taiti hoity-toity

'hDiJXu:, -z horse-shoe, -s
0'h9:tat|iT, -ari hortat|ive, -ory
-iist;

-s

hoy (s. interj),

'baidan, -z hoyden (H.),

Ohai,

-s,

D'hoi/am Horsham

-ia*,

-z 1) hog, -s; 2)
'hagar|i, -iz hogger|y, -ies

'hagzhed, -z hogshead,
-s

Hogg

Ohog,

|er, -ers, -ing

'hozs'tJestnAt [-nat],
chestnut, -s

(g. v.),

-bing, -bed

ba'bonkan Hoboken

(H.),

-ii)

-s

'habsn Hobson

'haislmen, -man, -man/ip horse-

hoitji,

'ho:za*, -z hawser, -s
'haizhonl, -z hawse-bole, -s
'ha:zli Horsley

s,

'haislita*, -z horse-litter, -s

'ha:streiii|a*, -az,

Hawes;

-s; 2)

whores

'habgoblin, -z hobgoblin, -s
'habli, -iz hobb|y, -ies
'habihais, -iz hobby-horse, -s
'habjl, -Iz, -^I| [-111)], -Id hobb|le

'h3:s{kl3-e, -kloiOz [-klo'^s] horse|cloth, -cloths

-8,

hawse,

4)

'habadi'hai, -z hobbadehoy,

'hoisji, -is*, -list; -ill, -inis horsjy,

Iman

1)

haws;

'haizpaip, -s hawse-pipe, -s

'ha:sfl|ai. -aiz horse-fljy, -ies

'haisfjaia, -z Horse-guard, -s

'haishsa* horse-hair
'haisAwip, etc.
'haiswlp,

3)

hab,

Horsa

-ier, -lest;

'ho:z 'holfad

190

hala'fa:ni:z Holofernes
'halakaist, -s holocaust, -s

halfad Holford

-s
-s

-s

'holi 'hoplait
hoUly, -ies
'halibat 1) holibut; 2)
'hal|i, -iz

bat halibut
'holldei,

-z

1)

'hoBli-

'haladi,

-z;

HoUiday
'hallhed Holyhead
2)

'holihak, -s hollyhock,
'halinXed Holinahed
'halinz HoUins

'happikja*, -az, -ig hop-pickjer,

[-ers, -ing
haps hops

'hapskatX hopscotch
'haprain, -z hop-vine,
Oha'r- see also ha'r-

-s

'hara*, -z horror, -s
'harabjl [-rib-], -li, -Inis horrib|le, -ly, -leness

-s

-wel [-wal] Holy|wood,

'h9li|ru:d,

'happika* 'haT3l

191

'haras [-ris] Horace

'haraskoup, -s horoscope,

-s

hara'skapik horoacopic
'holiz 1) hollies {plur. of holly); 'harastrikan horror-stricken
'haribl, etc.
'harabl, etc.
2) Holies
'haloQ. -a*, -ist; -li, -nis hollow 'harid, -a*, -ist; -li, -nis horrid,
-well

(adj!), -er, -est; -ly,

'halon^ -z,
-s,

-iij,

-mg, -ed;

-d

(s.

-ness

v.) 1)

hollow,

2) hollo, -es, -ing,

-ed

ha'rifik horrific
'haris
'haras Horace
hari'zant|l, -all horizont|al, -ally

'halonaid hollow-eyed
holt,

etc.

O'hambaig

ha:lt,

1)

etc.

Homburg; 2)Hom-

berg
hama'dsenias [honm-, -mods-,

homo-

-'dsiin-, -njas], -li, -nis

geneous, -li, -ness

hamadsa'niiiti [honm-, -mods-,
-dsi'n-, -'niati] homogeneity
'hamafonn, -z homophone, -s

'hamanim, -z homonym,
'hamatan Homerton

-s

-a*, -az homag|e, -er, -ers

'hamil|i, -iz homil|y, -ies

'hamids,

'hamini hominy
'hamisaid, -z homicide,
hami'saidl homicidal

hamou'dsenias
hama-

-er, -est; -ly, -ness

'harijfai, -faiz, -faiii), -faid horrijfy, -fies, -fying, -fied

-s

[-'dsiin-], etc.

ha'ragrafi horography
ha'raladsa*, -z horologer,

-s

ha'raladsji, -ist, -ists horolog|y,

-ist, -ists

ha'r98kap|i,-ist, -ists horoscop|y,

-ist,

-ists

O'haspis,

-iz

hospice,

-s

haspi'tteliti, -iz hospitalitjy, -ies

'haspitabjl, -li, -Inls hospitab|le,
-ly, -leness
'haspitala* [-tJ-], -z hospitaller, -s
'haspitl, -z hospital, -s
'hastail, -li hostile, -ly
'hastal, -z hostel, -s
'hastalrji, -iz hostelr|y, -ies

'hastidg, -iz hostage,

-s

has'tilitii, -iz hoatilit|y, -ies

'hasfla* t'asla*], -z hostler (inn-

ha'mafanlas [ho'm-, ha'm-], -i

keeper), -s
homophonjous, -y
ha'malagas [ho'm-, ha'm-] homo- Ohat, -a*, -ist; -li, -nis hot,
-test; -ly, -ness
logous
ha'manlmlas [ho'm-, ha'm-], -1 'hatbed, -z hotbed, -s

homonym|ous, -y
Ohan'djnaras [-ras, 'handjnsrses]
Honduras
hana'ln:la: Honolulu

hai|'kai|

oliap,

-s,

(s. v.), -a,

Hongkong
-ii), -tj -a*, -az hop
-ping, -pad; -per, -pers

'hapamiOAm Hop-o'-my-thumb
'hap|klnz, -kra:ft flop|kins, -craft
'haplalt, -s hoplite, -s

-ter,

'hathanjs, -ziz hothou|se, -ses

'hat'hedid hot-headed
'hatntat, -s Hottentot,

-s

'hatspa' , -z hotspur (H.), -s

'hatjpat, -X hotchpot, -ch
O'haTa* ['hAva*], -z, -rig, -d
hover, -s, -ing, -ed
'havlal ['hAT-], -lz, -alig [-Ug],
-aid hovlel (s. v.), -els, -elling,
-elled

ha: iidsip'tolads^

Sbu: who (normal form)

Ohn:d who'd (= who had
who would)
OhnfeTO*,
Ohu:f,

192
Ohn:t,_ -8,

Ohu:z

hoof

-s, -ii), -t

(s. v.),

-s,

-ing, -ed

Ohn:! 1) who'll (= who

2) Hoole

-s

hooping-cough

'hn;pn:, -z hoopoe, -s

O'hnisou whoso
hn:soM'ev8* whosoever

i:,

E (the

-z 1)

'iibari

letter), -'s;

weak form of

2) (ochi:) he

Ebury

briit ebriate
bron ['eibron]
'i:dail, -z,

Ebro
-s,

~s

Eady

3)

i''djn:s, -iz, -ig, -t; -ibl [-abl]

educ|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -ible

-fi:ld

Eden,

-bridge, -field
i:'d58BkjaIeit, etc.
i'dg'dsek/^n, -z ejection, -8

-ig, -id; -a*, -az;

'dsekt,
rnant eject, -s, -ing, -ed; -or,
-ors; -ment
-8,

-s, -ii), -t; -8*,

-s,

v.),

2)

Hooke

-az 1)

-ing, -ed;

ers;

-s

w-

l)^geus;

'i:d3j"n:s

hook

-er,"

2)

Egeus

(in

Greek mythology)

= 'aida*

either

iBacus

^olus

'i'an, -z seon, -s

-z

ephah,

'iifad ['efod], -z

-s

ephod,

-s

'iifreiim Ephraim
'iifron ['efran] Ephron
-Ii, -nls eager, -ly, -ness
'i:gan Egan
0'J:gl; -z eagle, -s

'iigVaid eagle-eyed
'i:glit, -s eaglet, -s
O'iigres, -iz egress, -s
i''flrej'an, -z egression,

-s

'i:groMtt [ii'grout-], -s asgrotat,

-s

i:k,

-8, -ig, -t ek|e

-ing, -ed

adv.), -es,

(v.

Oi.'ka'nomik, -al, -ali, -s economic, -al, -ally, -s

-s

^gean

'dgiias Egeus
character)

hood

'i:ga*,

dipas CEdipus
die Edith

'dgran

hnk,
(s.

'i:fa,
-ite,

:dikt, -8 edict, -8

dga*, -z seger,

'i'alas [I'olas]

-Jip sedile [ed-],

-brids,

v.)

'i'akas

-ship

'i:dn,

who's (=

2)

-s, -ig, -t [-wigt] hoodwink, -8, -ing, -ed

hni'eva* whoever
O hu'eva*
O'huiAiidin Houyhnhnm

e'iiQe*

iidam, -ait, ~s Edom,

i:di 1) Edie; 2) Eadie;

v.),

(H.), -8, -ing, -ed

Bhw-

Houston

casional

whose;

1)

'haka [-ka:], -z hookah,

'hnki hooky
'hnk'nouzd hook-nosed
Ohu'ra: hurrah
Ohu'zo:*, -z hussar, -s

[whoop-]

'ha:st9n

(s.

'hudwigk,

hnimsoM'eTd* whomsoever
Obnip, -8, -ig, -t (. w.) 1) hoop,
-8, -ing, -ed; 2) whoop, -s, -ing,

'hn:pii|ko'f

hoot

-id

who is or who has)

0hn who (weak form)
Ohud, -z, -ig, -id (.

will);

Obuim whom

-ed
'hnipa*, -z hooper (H.),

"ji),

r'kanamaiz

a, -ing, -ed

or

who|ever, -e'er

-'ea*

hu:t

(Shakespearian

[ec-],

dgipt Egypt
dsip'taledsji, -ist, -ists
tologly, -ist, -ists

Oiikjni'menik,

Oi'konamaiz,

Egyp-

-al

cecumenic

-al

-d;

-o',

[-i8|e], -es,

-iug,

-iz,

-az economiz|e
-ed; -er, -ers

-ig,

i''ki>n3iiii i''inlll3S

193

i''kan3m|i, -iz; -ist, -ists econoin|y, -ies; -ist, -ists

i'Js.s, i:kt ekes, eked {from eke)

O'iikwain equine

'iingu:

0'i:mju:, -z emu,
i:mz Eames

i:n e'en

-ly, -ness
'iikwabl, etc.
'ekwabl, etc.
'iikwal, -i, -nis, -z, -ij, -d equal

'iiniid

-ly, -ness, -s, -ling,

'i:nak Enoch
r'onlia, -n

v.),

-led
>ig, -d
[-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed

'iikTTslaiz, -ix,

equalizje

iikwalal'zeijan, -z equalization

^neid

O'iinon Eno

CBnone

i:'nouni

^olia, -n

O i''alik ^aiolic
'iipiekt, -8 epact, -s
'i:pak, -s epoch, -s

iTAk'teiJan, -z eructation,
'i:sba:n Eastbourne

[-isa-], -s

ukwa'nimiti equanimity
i:kwa'to:rial, -i equatorial, -ly
i:kwl'8ei|gjula* equiangular
Kkm'distant, -li equidistant, -ly

O'iisap

likwilAi'breiX^n equilibration

0'i:sa:

i:k-wl'la.ibreit, -s, -ii|, -id equilibrat|e, -es, -ing, -ed

i:kwi'lAibrist, -s equilibrist, -s
iikwi'laetaral equilateral
iikYri'libriam equilibrium
iikwi'llbrist [ii'kml-], -s equilibrist, -8

iikwi'mAltipI, -z equimultiple, -s
'i:kmnaks, -iz equinox, -es
iikTri'nokJal, -z equinoctial (s.

'i:kTTlpaiz, -iz, -ig, -d equipois|e

(. v.), -es, -ing, -ed

iiskju'leipias [-pjas] ^sculapius

Esau

-gai [-dsai],
oesopha|gus, -gi, -guses

-gasiz

i:'safa|gas,

'i:sap [-sap]

^sop

Ofcst east (E.)

iis'taiTal stival
'i:8tba:n

Eastbourne
East -end;

'iist'end; -a*, -az

-ers

-er,

Easter, -s

'i:sta*, -z

'i:8ta'dei, -z

Easter-day,

-s

easterly
'iistan 1) eastern; 2) Easton

'iistanmonst easternmost
'i:stii) easting
'i:8t|li:,

anjce, -t
i''kwalit|i, -iz equalitly, -ies
i:l, -z eel, -s

Oi's'Oetik

O'fclai Eli

O i:Iek'trisiti,

etc.

eland

-z

[etc.

ilek'trisiti,

-man

eastward,

[es'6-],

i's'eeti8|i8t

[es'6-],

sestheticjist, -ists,
'i:8ei:t ['es-], -s

(E.), -s

'iija*

-s,

-ly, -s

-al,

-ali

-i8t8,

-izm

-ism

sesthete, -s

Esher

'L-Jam local pron. of 'iiyjam Eve-

Ealing

Oiilag'SeiJan, -z elongation,
'Llaijgeit, -s,

-iij,

-s

-id elongat|e,

-ed

Siimen'deijan,
'i:meiideit, -s,

emendat|e,

Eastjleigh,

Eastcheap

aesthetic, -s, -al, -ally

Ely

-es, -ing,

-man

'iisttjTiip

'i:8tirad, -li, -z

'iilig

^sop

'i:sap

O 'iiskilas ^schylus

iiktn'pandareitj-Sj^ -ig, -id equiponderat|e, -es, -ing, -ed

i:kTri'pand9rdn|s, -t equiponder-

0'i:ll

-s

'i:stali

adj.), -s

O'idand,

^neas

Enid

'i:nid

adj.

'i:ta*

-s

i''ni:SBS ['iinises]

i''kweBnini3S,-li,-iiis equanimous,

(s.

sham

i:t,
-s,

-z

-8,

-ig,

et

-ing, -ate,

[eit],

'i:tn

eat,

eaten

emendation, -s Oi''ta:nalaiz, -iz, -ig, -d eternaliz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed

-idj -a% -az

-ifl,

-es,

-ing, -ed;

l''ma:Jan, -z emersion, -s
i-'milias [-Ijas] ^aEmilius

Michaelia & Jones,

-or,

i''ta:nit|i, -iz eternit|y, -ies

r'ta:n|l, -ali []!] eter|nal, -ally

-ors

0'i:ta

Etah

'i:ta*, -z eater, -s

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'iitabl 'idiasi

'i:t9bl, -z

eatable

(s.

'iitaslzm itacism
Oi:ti'ol8d3|i, -ist, -ists etiolog|y,
-ist, -ists

O'fctn

1)

Eaton;

2)

Eton;

3)

eaten

(/rom eat)

O ii'tonnjen,
O iitJT each

-z

Etonian,

-s

aliz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed

-ists

'i:vil, -z evil (s. ac^.), -s

'iivil'ai ['i:v^-], -z,

evilly

livil'maindid, -nis evil-minded,

-ness
O'fcvl,
'iivlin

OiJTwn'dsellk [ey, -ran-],

-s, -al,

O'iivn,

-s; 2)

-alz, -all evangelic

-al, -als, -ally
'i:va*

(s. o<&'.), -s,

ete.

'i:vnii|, -z

Ivor

-ism

-s

(g.),

i:vz 1) eaves (E.); 2) eves (E.)

-s, -ig^ -t; -a*, -az
eavesdrop, -a, -ping, -ped; -per,

-pers
i:z, -iz, -ig, -d

1) (s. v.) easje,

-ed; 2) E's

0'i:z|i, -ia*, -list, -ili, -inis eas)y

(E.), -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness

'iizi^gouig easy-going

Eaaingwold

-s

'i:zii|wonld

-9nZj -anii| [-i^ig], -and

ev|en {s.adj.v.adv.), -ens, -ening,

'i:zi'tj"ea*, -z

0'i:zl, -z easel, -s

-ened

O'iizmant,

'i:v|9n,

i he {occasional weak
i'aigou Jago

form)

i'braiati ebriety
'idiagreef [-diog-,

-gro:f],

-s

-s

[-dlo'g-],

-al,

-s

easy-chair,

easement,

-s

-s

idla'sigkrasli [idio-, idja-, idjo-],

-iz idiosyncrac|y, -ies

i'baidem ibidem

idla'grsefik

Eveline

'iivan, etc.

evening

-es, -ing,

iiva'ljHiJanJ [ev-, Sifl] evolutional

'iiTaynit ['ev-, -vol-], -s evolute,

Ideograph,

Evelegh

2)
2)

'iivzdrap,

iiTa'yni/aii [ev-], -z evolution, -s

iiTalJuiJanjari [ev-, -J?-], -ist,
-ists, -izm evolution|ary, -ist,
-ists,

'iiTlI, etc.

Eveleigh;
1) Evelyn;

O'iivjam Evesham

Eva

O'iiva

etc.

'i:vli 1)

eave,

-s,

'iivil'du'a*, -s evil-doer, -s

(E.), -s

1)

-d evil-eye,

-ed

eve

iiT, -z

'i:virspi:kii| evil-speaking

-s

Oi''69ld3|i, -ist, -ists etholog|y,

-ist,

iivan'dseliivan'dseliiva'nes [ev-], -iz, -iij, -t; -ns,

-nt evanesc|e, -es, -ing, -ed;
-ence, -ent
'iivanjli, -nis even|ly, -ness
'i:vans3g, -z evensong, -s
'i:vntaid, -z eventide, -s
Oii'vikt, etc.
i'vikt, etc.

'iiviil

i:9i'oapi3[-pJ3], -n, -nz Ethiopia,

-n, -ns

Ethiop,

'idjam

'i:03*, -z ether, -s
iiOa'lsdsik, -1 ethologic, -al
Or'Marial, -i etherial, -ly
i-'Oiarialaiz, -iz, -ig, -d etheri-

'i:61op, -8

liyan'dsel-

-s

<&'.),

-all

ideographic, -al, -ally

'idiam [Idjam], -z idiom, -s
idia'msetik [idle-, idja-, idjo-],
!, -ali idiomatic, -al. -ally
'idias|i ['idja-], -iz idiocfy, -ies

'idiat ['idjat], -s idiot, -s

'idiatizm [Idja-], -z idiotism, -s
'idil, -z
'aidii, -z idyll, -s
i'dilik
ai'dilik idyllic

idi'agrafi idiography
idi'aladsli,

-ist,

-ists

ideolog|y,

-ist, -ists

idi'otik, -al, -ali idiotic, -al, -ally

i'dijan, -z edition, -s

O'i^am,

etc.,

'idjat, etc.

'idia-

i'JIjnw i'lljansi

i'djnis, etc.

195

i:'dju:s, etc.

Oi'flu:siT,
-ness

Oi'dsaina ^gina
id38Bkju'leiJan, -z ejaculation,

-s

i'd38B!^aIeit, -s, -ig, -id; -iT

[, . . lativ] ejacalat|e, -es, -ing,
-ed; -ive

i'dsran
i'dsip/an, -z Egyptian,
i'dsekt,

etc.,

la*, -z, -d ear,

-s,

O'ismaik,
(s.

y.),

-i^, -t
-ing, -ed

-s,

-8,

O'ian, -z 1) Ian; 2)
O'iareik earache
'iara, -z era, -s

ii'ds-

'i:an, -z

[seon, -s
[-ily,

-iness

Erie

-s

'iawig, -z earwig, -s
'ia'witnis, -iz earwitness, -es
Oiaz ears (from ear)
if

etc.
e'filds, etc.
Oi'feis. -iz, -ig, -t; -abl; -mant
effacfe, -es, -ing, -ed ; -able ; -men t
Oi'feki, -8, -ig, -id effect (s. v.),
-s, -ing, -ed
i'fektiT, -li, -nis effective, -ly,
-neas
i'fekljneit [-tju-], -s, -ig, -id

effectuat|e, -es, -ing, -ed

i'fekljual [-tju-], -i effectual, -ly
i'femar|a, -i:, -al; -as ephemer|a,
-86, -al; -ous
i'femaris ephemeris
i'femineit, -s, -ig, -id effeminatje
(v.), -es, -ing, -ed
i'feminasi effeminacy
i'feminit, -II, -nis effeminate
{adj.), -ly, -ness

Oi'fi:t

e'fi:t effete

Ephesian,
Oifidsi'naia Iphigenia
i'fi:3iaii, -z

=
=

-s

'ignaran|s, -t, -tli ignoran|ce, -t,

[-tly
'ignias igneous
'ignis'fee^nas ignis-fatuus
ig'nijan ignition
ignou'biliti ignobility
ig'nonbjl, -li, -Inis ignob|le, -ly,
-leness
ig'noia*, -z, -rig, -d ignor|e, -es,
-ing, -ed
i:'greJan egression
Oi'greJn
i'griidsias, -li, -nis egregious,
-ly, -ness
Oi'gwaina [igjn'a:-], -z iguana, -s
Oigz- prefix ex- (All the words
with this prefix may also be
pronounced with egz-)
ig'za:mp|K -Iz, -lig, -Id examp|le

ia'rnidslnas seruginous

O'iajat earshot
O'iatrAmpit, -s ear-trumpet,
O'iawseks earwax

if

rfja:3n, -z effusion,

e'fl- effluvium
Oi'fluiTiam
Oi'frAntari
e'fr- effrontery
i'gtraina, -z
igju'ama, -z
Oig'nait, -s, -ig, -id; -abl ignit|e,

'ignamini ignominy
igna'minias [-nom-, -njas], -li
earmark
-nis ignominious, -ly, -ness
igna'reimas, -iz ignoramus, -es

'iarln Erin
'larig, -z earring, -s
'iaros ['er-] Eros

Oi'filds,

-nis effusive, -ly,

-s

'iarli {adj.), -ili, -inis eer|ie [-y],

i8r|i, -iz (.) 1) eyrlie [-|y], -ies;

2) aer|y, -ies; 3)

-li,

-es, -ing, -ed; -able

ig'tieljias, -an Ignatijus, -an

-s

-ed

-z eardrum,
1:8O'iakas, 'ialas

O'isdrAm,

i'fjnisJT ig'zi.lt

-a

i'fijan|si, -t, -tli eff icien|cy, -t, -tly

(*.

v.),

-Ies, -ling,

-led

igzaispa'reijan [-zaes-] exasperation

ig'za:spareit [-'zses-], -s, -ig, -id;
-az exasperatfe, -es, -ing,
[-s
-ed; -or, -ors
-a*,

igzeedsa'reijan, -z exaggeration,
ig'zaedsareit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*,
-az; -It [. . . rativ] exaggerat|e,
-es, -ing, -ed; -or, -ors; -ive
ig'zsek/an, -z exaction, -s
ig'z8ekt,-a*,-ist; -li, -nis; -s,-ig^
-id; -a*, -az; -itjn:d exact (oe&.
v.), -er, -est; -ly, -ness; -s, -ing,

-ed; -er [-or], -ers [-ors]; -itude

ig'zaemin. -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az
examinfe, -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
igzeemi'neij'dn, -z examination, -s
igzeemi'ni:, -z examinee, -s

^= ig'za:sig'zAlt, -s, -ig. -igli,

-s, -ing, -ingly, -ed
ig'ztes-

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ig 'zAltans ig 'z9:st

ig 'zoistiT

ik'sepjanl.

-nis exhaustive,
-ness
ig'zaist/an exhaustion

ig'zAlt9n|8, -si, -t, -tli exultan|ce, -cy, -t, -tly

ig'zekjnta*. -z; -ri, -/ip executor

ig'zoistiv, -li,

{of a will), -s; -y, -ship

ig'zekjntant, >s executant, -s
ig'zekjntir, -z, -li executive

ig'za:t, -s, -ig, -id; -atari, -atir

exhort, -s, -ing, -ed ; -atory, -ative
(s.

-ly,

ig'zalt,

etc.

ig'zazlt, etc.

igzana'reijan exoneration
ig'zekjntriks, -iz executrix, -es
ig'zempl3r|i, -ill, -inis exemplar|y, -ily, -iness
faiz, -faiig, -faid
-fying, -fied

ig'zemplilfai,
,

exempli |fy,

-fies,

igzemplifi'keijan,

-z

exempli-

ig'zenijjit,

-z

-s,

exemption,
-ii),

(adj. v.), -s, -ing,

-id

-s

exempt

-ed

ig'zaijan, -z exertion, -s
ig'za:t, -s, -ii), -id; -iT exert,
-s, -ing, -ed; -ive
ig'zibit, -s, -iij, -id; -a*, -az;
-ari, -iT exhibit (s. v), -s, -ing,
-ed; -or, -ors; -ory; -ive
ig'zigjnas, -nis exiguous, -ness
igzila'rei/an exhilaration
Ig'zilareit,
-ir
-s, -ig, -id;
[. . . rativ] exhilarat|e, -es, -ing,
-ed; -ive
ig'zilarant, -s exhilarant, -s
ig'zist, -s^ -ig, -id; -ans, -ansiz,
-ant exist, -s, -ing, -ed; -ence,
-ences, -ent
ig'zjnibareit, -s, -ii|, -id exuherat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
lg'2Jn:I)9ran|s, -si, -t, -tli exuberan|ce, -cy, -t, -tly
ig'zjn:d [eg'z-, ek's-], -z, -ig, -id
exud|e, -es, -ing, -ed
ig'zjnim, etc.
eks'fajn:m, etc.
igzjnivi'eij'an exuviation
ig'zjii:Tieit, -s, -ig, -id exuviatje,
-es, -ing, -ed
ig'zja:ri|al. -i: exuvijal, -se
ig'zaibitanfs, -si, -t, -tli exorbitan|ce, -cy, -t, -tly

ig'zaidiam, -z exordium,

-s

ig'za-lt, -s, -ig, -id, -idli, -idnis

exalt, -s, -ing, -ed, -edly, -edness
-s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az;
-ibl [-abl]; -lis exhaust (s.v.),
-s, -ing, -ed;
-er, -ers; -ible;
-less

ig'za:8t,

ig'zn:-

'ikabad
O i'klept

ig';^n:-

Ichabod
yclept

i'kliizisest. -s ecclesiast, -s

fication, -s

ig'zempjan,

ig'zanareit, -s, -ig, -id; -iv

exonerat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -ive
ig'zatik, -s exotic (s. adj.), -a

ikli:zi'est|i:z,

-ikas Ecclesiastjes,

-icus
ikliizi'sestik, -s, -al, -ali ecclesiastic (. adj.), -s, -aJ, -ally

ikliizi'sestisizm ecclesiasticism
i'kli:zia ecclesia
i'klips, -iz, -ig, -t eclipsje (s. v.),
-es, -ing, -ed
i'kliptik ecliptic

Oik'DJniman, -z ichneumon, -s
Oi'kani:'kanOiks- prefix ex- (All the words

with this prefix

may

also

be

pronounced with eks-)

ik'sait, -s, -ig, -id; -abl excit|e,
-es, -ing, -ed; -able
iksaita'biliti excitability

ik'saitant, -s
'eksitant,
excitant, -s
ik'saitig (adj.) exciting

ik'saitmant, -s excitmant,

-s

-s

ik'saiz, -iz, -ig, -d; -abl escisle

(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -able

ik'saizjiuan,

-man

excise|man,

-men
ik'sekjan, -z exsection, -s
ik'sekt, -8, -ig, -id exsect, -s,
-ing, -ed
ik'sel, -z, -ig, -d excel, -s, -ling,
-led
ik'selsia:* excelsior
ik'sentrik, -s, -ali 1) eccentric
(s. adj.), -s, -ally; 2) excentric
ik'sep/an, -z exception, -s
ik'sepjanabll [-/?-], -li, -Inis
exceptionabjle, -ly, -leness
ik'8epX|an| [-rylf], -anali [-^ali]
excepti|onal, -onally

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197

Ik'sept, -s, -li|, -id; -Ir except

{v. prep, cowj.), -s, -ing, -ed; -ive
ik'ses, -iz, -in, -t excess (. v.],
-ea, -ing, -ed
ik'sesir, -li, -nis excessive, -ly,
-ness

ik'83:pjan, -z excerption,

-s

ik's3:pt, -s, -ig, -id 1) excerpt

(.), -s. -ing, -ed; 2) (s.)

'ekssipt
ik'siid, -z, -ii|, -igli, -id
-8; -ing, -ingly, -ed

exceed,

ik'sind, -z, -ii|, -id exscind, -s,

-ing, -ed
ik'sis^n, -z excision, -s
iks'kais, -iz, -ii), -t excur8|e, -es,
-ing, -ed
iks'kaisas, -iz excursus, -es
iks'k9:siT, -li, -nis excursive, -ly,
-ness
iks'kaijan, -z excursion, -s
iks'kaijanist [-J^-], -s excursionist, -s

iks'kjnis, -iz excuse (s.), -s

iks'kjn:z, -iz, -iijj -d; -atari excus|e (.), -es, -mg, -ed; -atory
iks'kjn:zab{l, -II, -Inis excusab|le, -ly, -leness

iks'kleematari exclamatory
iks'kleim, -z, -ig, -d exclaim,
-s, -ing, -ed
iks'kln:d, -z, -ig, -id exclud|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
iks'klnisir, -li, -nis exclusive,
-ly, -ness ,
iks'kla:3n, -z exclusion, -s
iks'kairieit, -s, -ifl, -id excoriat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
ikskadsi'tei/an, -z excogitation,

-s

iks'kadsiteit,

-s, -ig, -id

itat|e, -es, -ing,

excog-

-ed

iks'kresanjs, -siz; -si, -siz; -t

excrescen|ce, -ces; -cy, -cies; -t
iks'kri:/9n, -z excretion, -s
iks'kriit, -s, -ig, -id; -ari, -iv
excret|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -ory,
-ive

ikskruiXreiJan
ciation
iks'krnijieit,

-s,

[-n:si-]

-ig,

excru-

-igli, -id

excruciat|e, -es, -ing, -ingly, -ed

iks'pala*

ikBperi'meiit9laiz

iks'paia*, -z, -rig, -d; -ratari,

ri expir|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -atory,
-ry
iks'pannd, -z, -ig, -id; -a*, -az
expound, -s, -ing, -ed ; -er, -ers
iks'psend, -z, -ig, -id; -a*, -az
expand, -s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers'
iks'psens, -iz; -il expans|e, -es;
-ile

ikspsensl'biliti [-sa'b-] expansibility

iks'paensibll [-sab-], -li, -Inis
expansib|le, -ly, -leness
iks'piensiv, -li, -nis expansive,
-ly, -ness

iks'psenjan, -z expansion,
iks'ptetrieit,

etc.

-s

= iks'peit-

iks'pAlsiv expulsive
iks'pAl^an, -z expulsion, -s
iks'pAnc^S, -iz, -ig, -d expung|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
ikspeiji'eijan, -z expatiation, -s
ikspeijielt, -s, -ig, -id expatiat|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
ikspeitri'eijan [-pset-] expatriation
iks'peitrieit [-'pt-], -s, -ig, -id
expatriat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
iks'pekt, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az
expect, -s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
iks'pektanls, -si, -siz; -t, -tli
expectanjce, -cy, -cies; -t, -tly

ikspekta'rei/an expectoration
iks'pektareit, -s, -ig, -id expectorat|e -es, -ing, -ed

iks'pektarant,

-s

expectorant

(.

adj.), -s

iks'pel, -z, -ig, -d; -abl expel,

-s, -ling, -led; -lable
iks'pend, -z, -ig, -id expend, -s,
-ing, -ed
iks'penditja*, -z expenditure, -s
iks'pens, -iz expense, -s
iks'pensiv, -li, -nis expensive,
-ly, -ness

iks'periment,

ment

-S; -ig, -id

experi-

-mg, -ed
iksperimen'teijan, -z experimentation, -s
(v.),

-s,

iksperi'mentalaiz, -iz,
experimentaliz|e [-is|e],

-ig,_

-d

-es, -ing,

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ibstemparai'z

iks'triim

-izm

ik8temparai'zeiXan,-z extempor-

esperiinental|ist, -ists, -ism

iksperi'meiit|l, -all experimentla!, -ally

ization [-isa-], -s
iks'tend, -z, -ig, -id extend, -s,
-ing, -ed
ikstenju'eijan, -z extenuation, -s
iks'tenjueit, -s, -ig, -igli, -id
extenuat|e, -es, -ing, -ingly, -ed
iks'tenjueitjiv [-jnat-], -ari extenuat|ive, -ory
iks'tensail extensile
iks'tensja*, -az; -ibl [-abl] ex-

iksperi'ment3l|ist,

-i8ts,_

iks'perimsnt, -a experiment (s.), -s

-ist, -11, -nis expert

iks'pa:t,

(adj.), -est, -ly, -ness

iks'pi:di3n|8 [-dljan*], -si; -t, -tli
expedien|ce, -cy; -t, -tly

iks'piarians, -iz, -ig, -t experienc|e (g. v.), -es, -ing, -ed

ik8'plsen9t9r|i, -ill,- inis explanator|y, -ily, -iness

iks'plein, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az;

abl explain, -s, -ing, -ed; -er,
-ers; -able
Iks'pliitiT, -z expletive (g. ac^.), -s
iks'plikjebl, -stlT
'eksplikiks'plisit, -11, -nis explicit, -ly,
-ness
iks'plond, -z, -ig, -Id: -3*, -az
explodje, -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
iks'plouglT, -z, -li, -nis explosive, -s, -ly, -ness

iks'plonsan, -z explosion,

-s

iks'ploia*, -z, -rill, -d explor|e,

-es, -ing, -ed
ika'plairja*, -az;
-ativ, -atari
explor|er, -ers; -ative, -atory
iks'plait, -8, -ig, -id exploit {v.),
-a,

-ing, -ed

iks'ponnant, -s exponent, -s
iks'ponz, -iz, -ig, -d: -a*, -az
expos|e, -es, -ing, -ed;

-er,

iks'ponsa*, -z exposure,

-s

iks'pait,

-ig,

-8,

-abl export (.),

-er, -ers; -able

-id;
-s,

-ers

-a*, -az;
-ing, -ed;

ikspastju'leijan [-tjn-], -z expostulation, -s

iks'pas^nleit [-tju-], -s, -ig,
id expostulat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
iks'pres,

-li,

-nis; -iz, -ig, -t;

-ibl express (g. adj. v.),

-ness; -es, -ing, -ed; -ible

iks'preslT,
-ly, -ness

-li,

-ly,

-nis expressive,
[-s;

-less"!

ik8'prejn, -z; -lis expression,J

iks'tsent
'ekstant extant
iks'temparaiz, -iz, -ig, -d; -a*,
-az extemporiz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing,

-ed; -er, -ers

tens|or, -ors; -ible

extensiikstensi'billti [-sa'b-]
bility
iks'tensir, -11, -nis extensive,
-ly, -ness

iks'ten/sn, -z extension,
iks'tent, -s extent,
iksta:mi'neij'an, -z

-s

-s

extermina-

tion, -s

iks'taimineit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az

exterminat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or,
-ors

lk8'ta:minelt|lT [-nat-], -ari exterminat|ive, -ory

iks'ta:minabl exterminable
Iks'tlggwiJ", -iz, -ig, -t; -a*, -az;

abl; -mant extinguish,

-ing, -ed; -er, -ers; -able;

-es,

-ment

Iks'tlgkjan, -z extinction,
iks'tigfet extinct

-s

iks'tonl, etc.
iks'tal, etc.
iks'taijan. -z extortion, -s
Iks'toijanfa* [-Ji^-], -az; -it, -itli
extortion|er, -ers; -ate, -ately
iks'toit, -8, -ig, -id extort, -s,
-ing, -ed

iks'tal [-'toul], -z, -ig, -d extol,

-s, -ling, -led

iks'trtekXan, -z extraction, -s
iks'trsekt, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az
extract(.), -s, -ing, -ed; -or, -ors
ikstrteva'gffinza, -z extravaganza,
-s

iks'trsevageit, -s, -ig, -id extravagat|e, -es. -ing, -ed

iks'trteylganls [-vag-], -bIz, -si;
t, -tli extravagan|ce, -ces, -cy;
-t,

-tly

ik8'tremit|i, -iz extremit|y, -ies

iks'triim, -z, -ist, -11, -nis ex-

treme

(g.

adj.), -s, -st, -ly,

-ness

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-izm extrem-ism

ik8'tri:iii{ist, -ists,
|ist (s.),

-ists,

ik8'tra:din3r{i [ekstra'o:-], -ill,

-inis extraordinar|y, -ily, -ineas
iks'truid, -z, -ig, -id extrud|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
iks'ta'aisan, -z extrusion, -s
iks't/eine^s, -iz. -ii|, -d; -abl
exchang|e (s. t;.), -es, -ing, -ed;

-eable
ikstj[eine{33'biliti
bility

exchangea-

iks'tjeka*, -z exchequer,

-s

ikOi9'so:r|as [-Oio's-], -ai, -asiz

-i, -uses
ik61'al3d3|i, -ist, -ists ichthyolog|y, -ist, -ists
Oi'kwseni:'kwsen-

ichthyosaur|us,

-z

-ii),

equation,

-s

-id equatje, -es,

i'kweita*, -z equator, -s
i'kwestrian, -z, -izm equestrian
(s.

adj.), -a,

-ism

i'ktrip, -s, -ii), -t; -mant/s equip,

-s, -ping, -ped; -ment/s

ikwiTa'keiJ'an, -z equivocation, -s
i'kwiTakeit, -s, -ir|, -id; -a*, -az
equivocatfe, -es, -ing, -ed; -or,
-ors

i'kwiTak|9l, -ali, -slnis eqnivoc|al, -ally, -alness

i'kTriTalan|8, -t, -t8, -tli
valen|ce, -t, -ts, -tly
ii'kwali'kwal-

equi-

etc.

elid|e, -es,

-z elaboration, -s
i'Iebareit, -8, -ig, -id; -a*, -az;
-iT elaboratje (v.), -es, -ing, -ed;
-or, -ors; -ive
i'ltebarit, -Ii, -ni8 elaborate [adj.),
-ly, -ness

-t

etc., dialectal for 'ilastreit, etc..

i'lA8tratiT ['ilastreitiv], -Ii illustrative, -ly
i'lAstrias, -ii, -nis illustrious,
-ly, -ness

O'ill'bondii), -'bred, -'briidiij

ill|-boding, -bred, -breeding
'il'dsAdsd ill-judged
Oi'lei/an elation

-8,

-ig,

-id, -idii

elatje,

-edly

Oiled3i'biliti [-dsa'b-] illegibility

i'led3ib|I [-dsab-], -Ii, -Inis illegib|le, -ly, -leness
i'lekj^n, -z election, -a
ilekja'nia* [-J^'ia*], -z, -rig, -d;
-ra*, -raz electioneer, -s, -ing,
-ed; -er, -ers
i'lekt, -8, -ig, -id; -a*, -az;
9T9l elect (s. a^. v.), -a, -ing,
-ed; -or, -ors; -oral

i'lektarit, -s electorate, -s
i'lektiv, -11 elective, -ly

i'lektra Electra
i'lektrafonn, -z electrophone, -s
ilektra'bja:Xn, -z electrocution,
-s

i'lektrakjnit, -8, -ig, -id electrocut|e, -es, -ing, -ed

i'lektralait [-trol-], -s electrolyte, -s

-s

i'lektrataip [-toot-], -s, -ig, -t;

-a*, -az electrotypfe (s. v.), -es,
-ing, -ed; -er, -ers

O ilaeba'reijan,

-ii),

Oi'lAstreit,

i'lektri|fai, -faiz, -faiig, -faid;

-faiabl electri|fy, -fies, -fying,

i'laija Elisha
i'laiza Eliza

I'lteps, -iz,
-ing, -ed

elastic

adj.), -s, -ally

i'lektram electrum
i'lektraskoup, -s electroscope,

i'l8e8tik, etc.

Oi'laid, -z, -iij, -id

-ing, -ed
i'laidsa Elijah
i'laia8 Eliaa

(s.

ilektra'litik [-tro'l-] electrolytic

il ill
O i'lorstik,

i'lffistik [-'la:8-], -8, -ali

-es, -ing, -ed,

i'ktreit, -s,
-ing, -ed

I'lsestik i'lektroMdai'n-

i'leit,

O'iktas, -iz ictus, -es

i'kweijan,

elaps|e,

-es,

-fied; -fiable
ilektrifi'keij'an, -z electrifica[-aiiyl
tion, -s
i'lektrik, -1, -all electric, -al,J
Uek'trisiti [el-, i:l-] electricity
ilek'trijan [el-, i:l-], -z electrician, -s
i'lektrodd, -z electrode, -s
ilektroMdai'neemiks electro-

dynamics

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electro-

tro-magnet, -s; -ism

i'lektroM'mouta*, -z electromotor, -s
i'lektrotejtleit, -s, -ij. -id; -a*,
-az electroplat|e (. v), -es, -ing,
-ed; -er, -ers
i'lektrou'steetiks electrostatics
i'lektrolait, etc., i'lektrotaip, etc.
i'lektara-, etc.

ilek'trofaras [el-],

electro-

-iz

phoruB, -es
ilek'trslislis [el-,
electrolys|is, -es

-Iss-],

ilek'tromita*
meter, -s

-z

[el-],

-iiz

-s,

-th,

-iii,

ilfra'kn:m Ilfracombe

O 'lilted =

-iz

illegalit|y, -ies

illegal, -ally

'Iliad Iliad

iliba'rteliti illiberality
j['libar|9l, -all illiber|al, -ally

^ili'dsitimasi illegitimacy
^li'dsitimit, -11 illegitimate
'Iliad ['iljad, -Ised, -jsed] Iliad
i'liksa*, -z elixir, -s

ilimi'neljdn, -z elimination, -s
i'limineit, -s, -ig, -id elimiuat|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
i'limitabll, -11, -Inis illimitabjle,
-ly, -leness
lli'naLs Illinois
i'lips, -iz ellipse, -s

I'litarit,
(s.

-b,

-11,

-nis illiterate

adj.), -8, -ly, -ness

i'UzabaO Elizabeth [-isa-]

iliza'biiOan, -z Elizabethan

{s.

adj.), -s
i'lizi|aii,

-am

Elisi|an,

-um

i'lisan, -z elision, -s
O'iljted, 'iljad
'Iliad
i'l^'nid, -z, -ii|, -id elud|e, -es,
-ing, -ed

-z,

-ig, -d illum|e, -es,

-ing, -ed
-z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az;
-abl iilumin|e, -es, -ing, -ed;
-er, -era; -able
ilju:mi'neij9n, -z illumination,
-s

i'ly'u:mineit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az;

-iv [. . . nativ] illuminat|e, -es,
-ing, -ed; -or, -ors; -ive
i'l^/nisarji, -ill, -inis 1) illusorjy,
-ily, -iness; 2) elusory

HJuisi'deiJan, -z elucidation,

-s

i'j^u:sideit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az;

-ari, -It elucidat|e, -es, -ing,

-ed; -or, -ors; -ory, -ive

i'ljuisiv, -11, -nis 1) illusive, -ly,
-ness; 2) elusive, -ly, -ness
'il'jnizd ill-used
i'lj'nisan,

-z

1)

illusion,

-s;

2) elusion, -s

0'ilkan'diXnd ill-conditioned

illed3-, illi:g-, ill!-, iliailed3-, ili:g-. ili-, ila'illnkig ill-looking

O'ilminsta* IlminsterO'irneitja*, -d, -dli ill-nature,

.

-d,

-dly

'ilnis, -iz illness, -es

O'il'onmend ill-omened

i'lipsjis, -i:z ellipsjis, -es

i'lipsaid, -z ellipsoid, -s
ilip'saidi, ilip'tisiti
elipi'liptik, -1, -all elliptic, -al,
-ally

-nz Illyria,
i'llrikam Illyricum

i'liria, -n,

i'litarasi illiteracy

-z illustration, -s

-id; -a*, -az

illustrat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or,
-ors
'llastreitiT
i'lAstratir
O'il'feivad, -11, -nis ill-favoured,
-ly, -ness

-ah

-s,

(v.),

i'lJniiniD,

O ilss'treij^n,

i'li:g|al,

-id elicit

-ing, -ed

i'l^'nim,

-ths

O ,ili''glit|i,

-nis illicit {adj.), -ly,

i'lisit, -8, -ii|,

electro-

i'lektron, -z electron, -s
i'leTn, -z, -0, "Bs eleven,

-s,

irtaimd

-ness

i'lektrow'mtegiiit, s; -izm elec-

'ilastreit,

i'lislt

i'lislt, -11,

magnetic

-n, -ns

i'lonp, -s, -ig, -t; -mant/s elop|e,

-es, -ing, -ed; -ment/s

O'lro-f

ill-off

^i'ladsikjal, -all, -alnis illogic|al,

-ally, -alness

O'il'staid ill-starred
O'il'taimd ill-timed

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'il'tempad ill-tempered
'il'triit,

treat, -s, -ing, -ed;

'iltjista* Ilchester

i'ln:-

-mant

-id;

-ii),

-s,

ill-

-ment

im'bsBras ime'mDirial

Im'bseras, -iz, -ig, -t; -mant/s

embarrass, -es, -ing, -ed; -ment/s
im'bset|l, -Iz, -Jig [-lig], -Id
batt|le, -Ies, -ling, -led

him {weak form)

i'moidsineit, -s, -ii|, -id emarginat|e {v.), -es, -ing, -ed

i'ma:d3iiiit emarginate (&'.)

i'maesi'ma:si'msedsin, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az
imagin|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers

Imiedsi'neiX^ii, -z imagination, -s
i'msed3inab|l, -li, -Inls imaginabjle, -ly, -leness
i'msedsinarji, -Hi, -inis imaginar|y, -ily, -iness
i'msedsinatlT, -11, -nis imaginative, -ly, -ness
i'meedslnig, -z (s.) imagining, -s
i'meefejulit, -11, -nis immaculate,
-ly, -ness
I'meeiijnal 1) E(m)manuel; 2) Im-

manuel

[-s

imtensi'peij'an, -z emancipation,
i'meensipeit. -s, -ig, -Id; -a*, -az
emancipatfe, -es, -ing, -ed; -or,

im'belij, -iz, -ig, -t; -a*, -az;

-mant embellish, -es, -ing, -ed;

-ment

-er, -ers;

im'bezjl,

-Iz,

-lig

-Id;

[-lig],

-Imant embezzjle,

-Ies,

-ling,

-led; -lement
im'bezja* [-la*], -z embezzler, -s
'imbisail [-sM], -z imbecile, -s
-iz imbecilit|y, -ies
im'bita*, -z, -rig, -d; -ra*, -raz;
mant embitter, -s, -ing, -ed;

imbi'silit|i,

-er, -ers;

-ment

im'bjn:, -z, -ig [im'bjuig], -d

imbu|e, -es, -ing, -ed
im'bleiz|an, -nz, -anig [-ifig],
-and emblaz|on, -ons, -oning,

-oned
lm'bonld|an, -anz, -anig [-^g],
-and embold|en, -ens, -ening,
-ened
im'badji, -iz, -iig, -id; -imant
embod|y, -ies, -ying, -ied -iment
;

im'bo8,-iz,-ig,-t; -a*, -az; -mant

-ors

imseskju'lei/an [-ino:s-],-z emas-

emboss,

culation, -s
i'meesbjnieit [-'mo:s-], -s,
-id; -a*, -az emasculatje
-es, -ing, -ed; -or, -ors

-ment
-ii|,

im'breis.

(v.),

brac|e

-z

im'bazm,

-z,

-ig,

embalm,
-ers; -ment

-inant

-d;
-s,

-a",

-ing,

-az;
-ed;

-d; -a*, -az imbib|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers

im'bauel [-il, -al], -Zj -^t '*
embowel, -s, -ling, -led
im'bana*, -z, -rig, -d embower,
-8, -ing, -ed

im'baib,

-es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers;

-iz,

(s. v.),

-ari

em-

-es, -ing, -ed;

-ery

-ig,

-t;

im'breisa* [-3jua*],

emulsion, -s
i'inAi|fttar|i, -iz emunctorly, -ies
Oim'ba:*, -z, -rig, -d embar, -s,
-ring, -red
emim'baigon, etc.
im'baik, -s, -ig, -t embark, -s,
-ing, -ed

Oi'mAlJan.

-er,

em-

im'bed, -z, -ig, -id; -mant embed, -8, -ding, -ded; -ment

i'ljn:-

O'il'wil ill-will

9 im

-z, -ig,

im'bfegk, -s, -ig, -t; -mant/s embank, -s, -ing, -ed; -ment/s

-z

embra-

sure, -s

im'bronliou

[-Ijou],

-z

1)

im-

broglio, -s; 2) embroglio, -s

im'broida*, -z, -rig, -d embroider, -s, -ing,

-ed

-az; -ij -iz

broider|er, -ers; -y, -ies
im'brail, -z, -ig, -d; -mant
broil, -8, -ing, -ed; -ment

im'broidar|a*,

emem-

im'brn:, -z, -ig [im'bruig], -d

imbru|e, -es, -ing, -ed
im'bnzam, -z, -ig, -d embosom,
-s, -ing, -ed
O imeiji'djan [-meisi-] emaciation
i'meijieit [-'meisi-], -s, -ig, -id
emaciatje, -es, -ing, -ed
imi'mairial
O ime'maxial

i'meud 'imiteit
i'meud,

-z, -ig, -idj

-abl; -atari

emend, -s,-ing,-ed; -able; -atory

i'mens,

-li,

-nis, -iti immeiiB|e,

{s.

adj.), -s, -al, -ally

i'mesarabll,

-li,

surab|le, -ly,

Oi'maidg,

-Inis

immea-

-1 eness

-ig, -d emerg|e,
-ed
i'm3:d33n|s, -si, -siz; -t, -tli
emergen|ce, -cy, -cies; -t, -tly
i'mais, -iz, -ig, -t immersje, -es,
-ing, -ed
i'maijan, -z 1) immersion, -s;
2) emersion, -s
-iz,

-es, -ing,

ima'biliti [-mo'b-] immobility

imaleijan

[-mo'l-], -z immolation, -s
'imaleit [-mol-j, -s, -ig, -id; -a*,
-9Z immolat|e, -es, -ing, -ed;
-or, -ors

ima'ma:i'lal
imi'ma:rial
'imanan|s, -t immanen|ce, -t
ima'reelit|i [-mo'r-, -mo'r-], -iz
immoralit|y, -ies
'imatiari'eliti immateriality
,ima'tiarial, -i immaterial, -ly
ima'tjaa*, -li, -nis, -riti immatur|e, -ly, -ness, -ity
im'fsetik, etc.
em'feetik, etc.

=
O
O i'miidjat [-dsat], -11 immediate,

'imiteitiT, -li, -nis imitative, -ly,

-ness
imita'biliti imitability

i'mjn:nit|i, -iz immunitjy, -iea

imjnita'biliti immutability
i'mjn:tab|l, -11, -Inis immutab|le,
-ly, -leness
i'mjna*, -z, -rig, -d; -mant immur|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -ement
I'm-, 'i'mO'im'mOi'monjan, -z; -lis emotion, -s;

-less

i'monj'jan^ [-^W, -anal!

emotijonal, -onally

-iz,

-d,

-ari

image

= ima'b= 'imal= ima'r-

imo:'tliti immortality
i'm9:talaiz, -iz, -ig, -d immortaliz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed

i'ma:t{l, -Iz, -ali immort|al, -als,

-ally

O'imada'reiJ'an immoderation
i'madarit, -li, -nis immoderate,
-ly, -ness
i'madist, -li, -i immodest, -ly, -y
I'maliant [-Ijant], -s emollient
(s.

adj.), -a

i'maljumant,

-s, -ing, -ed

'imigrant, -s immigrant, -s
'iminan{s, -t, -tli imminen|ce,

i'milia [-IjaJ Emilia

i'milias [-Ijas] ^milius

-t,

[-tly

imi'moirial, -i immemorial, -ly

i'miXan, -z emission, -s
i'mit. -s, -ig, -id emit, -s, -ting,
-ted
imi'teij'du, -z imitation, -s
imiteit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az
imitat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er [-or],
-ers [-ors]

-s

emolument,

-s

ima'rseliti
ima'r- immorality
^i'm9r|al, -all immorjal, -ally
-s, -ig,

-t

imp

(s.

v.),

-a,

ing, -ed

(I.),

-8, -d, -ry

i'mia*, -z
e'mia*, -z
imi'greij'an, -z immigration, -s
'imigreit, -s, -ig, -d immigrat|e,

[-i^ali]

Oimo'biliti
Imoleit, etc.
imo'rseUti

Oimp,

-ly

'imid3,

'imiteitiv im'pwnj

Imitabl imitable
Oi'mja:n immune

-ely, -eness, -ity

i'meritas emeritus
i'metik, -s, -al, -ali emetic

202

,im'pa:sabl impassable
im'pa:X|al, -all, -alnis imparti|al,
-ally, -alness
impai/i'teliti impartiality
im'pait, -s, -ig, -id impart, -s,
-ing, -ed
_
im'paiatjl, -iz impiet|y, -ies
im'paua*, -z, -rig, -d empower,
-s. -ing, -ed
.

im'pannd,

-z, -ig, -id impound,

-ing, -ea
'impffikt. -s impact (s.), -b
.

-8,

im'psekt,

-s, -ig, -id impact {v.),

-ing, -ed
im'p9en|l, -Iz, -)ig, -Id; -^mant
empan|el, -els, -elling, -elled;
-s,

-elment

im'ptesJT

im'p9:saneit

im'psesiv,
neas

203

-nis impassive, -ly,

^im'paissn^ ^im'pjuariti

im'pteXand impassioned

-anall [-igiali]
[-l|i|],
impers|onal, -onally
'Impa'taiba'bllltl imperturbabil-

'impAls, -iz impulse, -s

[-ness
im'pAlgiT, -11, -nis impulsive, -ly,
Im'pAlJan, -z impulsiou, -s
Im'pell, -z, -Ig, -d; -mant im-

lmpa''ta:bab|l, -11, -Inls imperturbab|le, -ly, -leness

im'pa:tlnan|s, -t, -til impertin-

-li,

pal|e, -s, -ing, -ed; -ement

ira'peljanls, -t, -til impatieii|ce,
-t,

-tly

impedl'menta impedimenta
Im'pedlmant, -s impediment,
Im'pekabl impeccable

-lent

impend,

-s,

-ing, -ed

.Im'penltsnjs, -t, -til impenitenjce,

-t,

-tly

Impenltrd'bllltl impenetrability
ira'penitrabjl,

-11,

-Inls

impene-

Im'peratlv, -z, -11, -nis imperative (s. adj), -s, -ly, -ness
Im'peril, -z, -lij, -d imperil, -s,
-ling, -led
jLmperlJa'bllltl imperishability
im'peri/abll, -11, -Inis imperishab|le, -ly, -leness
Im'petjnas, -11, -nis impetuous,
-ly, -ness

impetju'aslti impetuosity
Im'pea*, -z, -rii), -d impair, -s,
-ing, -ed
impa''fetj"an, -z imperfection, -s
im'p3:fekt, >s, -U, -nis imperfect
adj),

-s,

-ly,

-ness

im'paifarlt imperforate

[bility

impaimla'bUltl [-mja-] impermeaIm'paimiabll [-mja-], -11, -Inls

impermeablle, -ly, -leness
impd'septrblllti [-ta'b-] imperceptibility
lDipa-'septlb|l

[-tab-],

-t,

-tly

polite, -ly, -ness

i.mpa:'s^impa'tjimpa;'t-

=
=

'Impatanjs [-pot-], -si, -t, -til

impoten|ce, -cy, -t, -tly
Impa'zljan, -z imposition, -s
Im'pM, -z, -li|, -d imped|e, -es,
-ing, -ed
Im'plitJ, -Iz, -li|, -t; -a*, -az;
-abl; -mant impeach, -es, -ing,
-ed; -er, -ers; -able; -ment

'Impl Impey

trab|le, -ly, -leness

(s.

en|ce,

im'pa:vlas [-vjas], -11, -nis impervious, -ly, -ness

impa'fImpai'fimpa'lalt [-po'l-], -11, -nis im-

impa's-

Im'pel, -z, -Ig, -d; -a*, -3z; -ant

impel, -s, -ling, -led; -ler, -lers;
-z, -Ig, -Id

ity

-s

impeks'bllltl impeccability

Im'pend,

ini'pa:s{an]^

-11,

-Inls

im'plarlal,

-1;

-ist,

-Ists,

adj.), -s, -ly;

Im'plarlas, -11, -nis imperious,

-ly, -ness
'Implas [-pjas], -11, -nis impious,
-ly, -ness
impl'kjuinlas [-qjas], -nis impecunious, -ness
Im'plnc^s, -iz, -Ig, -d; -mant
imping|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -ement
'ImplJ", -11, -nis impish, -ly, -ness
'impltas impetus
'implas, etc.
Impjas, etc.
im'pjua*
im'pjoa*, -'pjoia*, etc.
im'pja:n, -z, -ii), -d; -a*, -az
irdpugn, -s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
lm'pjn:nltl impunity
lm'pjn:t, -s, -ig, -Id; -a*, -az;
-abl imput|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er,
-ers; -able
lmpjn''telj'9n, -z imputation, -s

'lmpjnd9n|8,

imperceptib|le, -ly, -leness

-z,

-Izm imperial (s.

-ist, -ists, -ism

-t,

-til

impuden|ce,

Impaisa'neljan, -z impersonation,
-8

lm'p3:sanelt [-S]^-], -s,

-a*, -az impersonat|e,
-ed; -or, -ors

-Ifl,

-es,

-Id;
-ing,

-t,

-tly

im'pjua* [-'pjoa*, -pjaia*],

-nis impure, -ly, -ness
im'pjuarlt|l[-'pjoar-,
impurit|y, -ies

pjo:r-

-11,

impja't

impjn't-

imprai'meite*

204

= impjui't-

im'plamt,

-ii),

impleika'biliti [-plsek-] implaca'

bility

im'pleik8b|l [-'plsek-], -Ii, -Inis

implacabfle, -ly, -leness
impli'keij^n, -z implication, -s
'implikeit, -s, -ig, -id; -It implicat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -ive

'implimant,

-s

implement,

-3

im'plisit, -Ii, -nis implicit, -ly,

-ness
im'ploia*, -z, -rig^ -rigli, -d;
-ra*. -raz implor|e, -es, -ing,
-ingly, -ed; -er, -ers
im'plai, -z, -ig, -dj -a*, -az;
-abl} -mant/s employ, -s, -ing,
-ed; -er, -ers; -able; -ment/a
im'ponz, -iz, -ig, -d; -a*, -az;
-abl impo8|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er,
-ers; -able
im'ponzig {ac^'.), -Ii, -nis imposing, -ly, -ness

'impoast, -s impost,

= ^impa'l'impot- = 'impat-

-s

^impo'l-

'impait, -s import (s.), -s

im'pait, -s, -in, -id; -a*, -az;
-abl import (v.), -s, -ing, -ed;
-er, -ers; -able
iinpai'teij'dn, -z importation, -s
iiii'pa:tan|8, -t, -til importan|ce,
-t, -tly

im'pa:tjn:n [impa:'t-], -z, -ig, -d

importan|e, -es, -ing, -ed
iinpa:'tja:niti importunity
im'pailjjnnit, -Ii, -nis importunate, -ly, -ness

im'palitik [-lat-] impolitic

im'pandarabjl, -Ii imponderabl|e,
-ly

im^asi'bilit|i [-sa'b-], -iz impossibilit|y,

-ies

im'pagib|l [-sab-], -Ii impossibjle,

im'pasta*, -z impostor, -s
[-ly
im'pastj'a*, -z imposture, -s
im'paT9ri/, -iz, -ig, -t; -mant
impoyerish, -es, -ing, -ed; -ment
imprai'meita*, -z
impri'm-

jLmprcektike'biliti

Im'print

imprsektika'bilitji, -iz impractic-

-idj -a*, -az

implant, -s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
im'pllai, -aiz, -aiig, -aid, -aiidli
implly, -ies, -ying, -ied, -iedly
-8,

abilitly, -ies

im'prtektikab{I,

-11,
-Inis
practioab|le, -ly, -leness

im[-s

impreg'neij'an, -z impregnation,

'impregneit [im'pr-], -s, -ig, -id

impregnat|e (.), -es, -ing, -ed
im'pregneit impregnate (a^/.)
impregna'biliti impregnability
im'pregnabll, -11 impregnabjle,
-ly

'impres, -iz impress (s.), -es

im'pres, -iz, -ig, -t impress {v.),
-es, -ing, -ed
impre'sairion, -z
impre'zimpresi'biliti [-sa'b-] _impres8i-

bility

im'presibll [-sab-], -11, -Inis impres8ib|le, -ly, -leness

im'presir, -11, -nis impressive,
-ly, -ness

im'presmantj

-s

impressment,

-s

'imprest, -s imprest, -s
im'prest impressed (from impress)
im'prej'an, -z impression, -s
imprej'ana'biliti [-Jlf-] impressionability

im'preXanlabl [-J^i-]; -ist, -ists,

-izm impre8sion|able; -ist, -ists,
-izm
impreJ'a'nistik[-J*]^-] impressionistic

impre'zairiou

[-pri'z-, -i'sa:-], -z

impresario, -s
impra'praiat|i [-pro'p-], -iz impropriet|y, -ies

'impraTaiz [-prov-],
-a*,

-iz, -ig,

-d;

-az improvis|e, -es, -ing,

-ed; -er, -ers

impraTai'zeiJan [-prOT-],

-z

im-

provisation, -s
im'pri:n, -z, -ig, -d impregn, -s,
-ing, -ed
_
impri'keij'an, -z imprecation, -s
'imprikeit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az,
-ari imprecat|e, -es, -ing, -ed;
-or, -ors, -ory
imprl'meita* [-prai'm-], -z im-

primatur, -s
'imprint, -s imprint (.), -s
im'print, -s, -ig, -id imprint
-s, -ing, -ed

(.),

impri'zairion

i'niema*

impri'zairion

[-i'so:-],

205
-z

= im-

pre'zim'prizln, -nz, -^giig, -nd; -nmant

impris|on, -ons, -oning, -oned;

onment
im'pronbiti [-'prob-] improbity

impro-

impra-

impraba'bilitli, -iz improbabilit|y,

-ies

im'probabll, -li improbab|Ie, -ly

'im'pramjjijn:, -z impromptu, -s

i'neeml

in'definit

i'nem|al, -lz, -ally [-}lg], -aid

enam|el(s..),-els, -elling, -elled
in'tenimit, -li, -nig inanimate,
-ly, -ness
ln'enit|i, -iz inanit|y, -ies
^in'sepazit, -li inapposite, -ly
'inieplika'biliti [Inapl-] inapplicability
in'eeplikabl [ ina'plik-], -nis inapplicable, -ness
in'sept, -li, -nis, -itjn:d inapt,
-ly, -ness, -itude

improper, -ly
improvid- Oi'nAf [a'nAf] enough
inAu'deiJan [-nan-], -z inundation, -8
improTi'zeiJan, -z=:impraTai'z-

im'prapa*,

-li

iiii'praTidaii|s, -t, -tli

eii|ce, -t, -tly

i]n'pra:d9ii|s, -t, -tli

en|ce, -t, -tly
im'prnrr, -z, -ig, -d;

imprud- InAndeit
-a*, -az;

-mant/s improT|e, -es, -ing, -ed;

-er, -era; -ment/s
imps, impt imps, imped (from

O'imrei Imray

[in>p)

'unri 1) Imrie; 2) Imre

Oim'seif himself {weak form)

O ^l'mn:Tab|l,

-Inis

-li,

immov-

ab|le, -ly, -leness

in, -z 1) inn, -s; 2) in

O ina:'tikjnleitid inarticulated
inai'tibjalit, -li, -nis inarticulate, -ly, -ness
inai'tistik, -al, -ali inartistic, -al,
'
-ally

[-nan-], -s,

-ii),

-id in-

undatje, -s, -ing, -ed

inAnsi'eiJan, -z enunciation, -s
i'nAnsieit [-Xieit]? 'h ">ll "^dj
-a*, -az enunciat|e, -es, -ing,
-ed; -or, -ors

O'in'bain inborn
'in'bri:d, -z, -ig, 'in'bred inbreed,
-s, -ing, inbred
'in'bri:5, -z, -ig, -d
-es, -ing, -ed

inbreath|e,

= in'hjn:Ind
= indi'rekt,
indai'rekt,

Oin'^n:-

Oind

[aind]

etc.

-ig,

-es, -ing,

-ment/s
in'dau, -z,

-ig,

-ly, -ness

-mant/s endow, -s, -ing, -ed;

-ers; -ment/s
in'dAkJan, -z induction, -s

-ii), -t enounc|e,
-ed
^in'sedlkwasi inadequacy
in'adikwit, -li, -nis inadequate,

Oi'nanns,

-iz,

in'bjnras|i [-ris-], -iz inaccur-

etc.

-id; -a*, -az

1) indit|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers;
2) indict, -s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
in'daitjabi, -mant/s indict|able,
-s,

in'dait,

-d;

-a*,

-az;
-er,

-s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az;

-iv, -ivli induct, -s, -ing, -ed;
-or, -ors; -ive, -ively
in'dAlds, -iz, -ig, -d; -a*, -az

in'dAkt,

ac|y, -ies

in'iekjnrit, -li inaccurate, -ly

'inseksesi'biliti [-nat-, -sa'b-] inaccessibility
insek'sesibjl [-nak-, -sab-], -li,
-Inis inaccessib|le, -ly, -leness
'

indnlg|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers

in'dAld3an|s, -siz,

-t, -tli

indid-

-id; -a, -az;

-ing, -ed; -or,

gen|ce, -ces, -t, -tly

in'dAstrial, -i; -ist, -ists, -izm
industrial, -ly; -ist, -ists, -ism
in'dAstrias, -li industrious, -ly

In'sektiT, -li inactive, -ly

insek'tiTlti inactivity
I'nsema*, -z, -rig, -d enamour,
-8, -ing, -ed

in'dein<l3a*,-z,-rig,-d endanger,
-8, -ing, -ed
in'definit, -li, -nis indefinite,
-ly, -ness

in'tekXan inaction
I'nsekt,

-s,

-ig,

-mant/s enact,
-ors; -ment/s

-s,

in'dekaras

indi'fizzibl

206

^in'dekaras, -li, -nis indecorous,

-ly, -ness
'indleks, -eksiz, -isi:z iiid|ex,
-exes, -ices
indeli'biliti [-la'b-] indelibility
in'delibll [-lab-], -li, -Inis indelib|le, -ly, -leness
in'delik3s|i, -iz indelicacjy, -ies
in'delikit, -11 indelicate, -ly
iii'de]niii[fai, -faiz, -faiig, -faid
indemni|fy, -fies, -fying, -fied

indemnifi'keij'an,

-z

indemni-

fication, -s

in'demnit|i, -iz indemnitjy, -ies

in'dent, -s, -ii|, -id indent {s. v.),
-8, -ing, -ed
inden'teijan, -z indentation, -a
itt'dentja*, -z indenture, -s
in'detid, -nis indebted, -ness
In'deTa*, -z, -riij, -d endeavour
(s. v.), -a, -ing, -ed
'ind3len|s [-dol-j, -t, -tli indolen|ce,

-t,

-tly

'indastrji, -iz industr|y, -ies

in'di:d indeed
iii'di:s9n|si, -siz, -t, -til

indecen-

|cy, -cies, -t, -tly

Indi'tena [-'a:na] Indiana

'indldsesti'billti [-ta'b-] indigestibility
[-tab-],

-li

jndi'dsestjdn indigestion
'iiidid3an|8, -t, -tli indigen|ce,
-tly

-t,

in'didsinas indigenous

'India, etc.
Indja, etc.
in'dia*, -z, -rig, -d; -mant endear, -s, -ing, -ed; -ment

indla'nsepalis Indianapolis
indi'faioab|l, -11 indeflnab|le, -ly
,indrfsetigab{l, -11, -Inis indefatigabjle, -ly, -leness

indrfensibjl [-sab-J,

-li

indefen-

-ly

in'dlfaran|s, -si, -t, -til indifferen|ce, -cy, -t, -tly

'Indifiizrbillti [-za'b-] indefeasibility
iiidi'fl:zib|l [-zab-], -11

ib|le, -ly

in'dignlt|l, -iz indignit|y, -ies

'Indlgou, -z indigo, -s
indi'keij'an, -z indication,

-s

'indikelt, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az;

-ari inaicat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or,
-ors; -cry
in'dlkatlT ['IndlkeltiT], -li indicative (a<%'.) {pointinff out), -ly
in'dlkatlT, -z, -11 indicative (s.
adj.) {in

grammar),

-s,

-ly

jindi'klainab|l, -Iz, -11 indeclinab|le (s. adj.), -Ies, -ly

indl'kairam indecorum
in'dlkjan indiction
Indl'pendanls^ -si; -t,
independenjce, -oy; -t

-ts,
(I.),

-tli
-ts,

-tly

indi'rekt [-dai'r-],

-11,

-nis in-

direct, -ly, -ness

indl'saisiv, -11, -nis indecisiv|e,

-ly, -ness
^indl'sainibl, etc.
iqdi'za:in'dlsaljub|l [,indrs9l-{,-Il, -Inis
indissolub|le, -ly, -leness
'indisi:z indices (plur. of index)
in'disiplin, -abl indisciplin|e,
-able

indi'sisan indecision
indis'kraibabjl, -11 indeBCTibab|le,

indi-

gestib|le, -ly

sib|le,

Indig'neljan indignation
In'dlgnant, -11 indignant, -ly

'indas Indus

indl'dsestlbll

indig'neiX^ii .indis'tiggfrij-

indefeas-

J[ndls'kreJ'n, -z indiscretion, -a
indis'kriit, -11, -nis indiscreet,
-ly, -ness

'Indiskriml'nelJ'an indiscrimination
indis'krlminit, -11 indiscriminate, -ly

pdl'sonj^abl indissociable
'indlsalja'billti indissolubility

indl'sajjubl, etc.
in'disaljubl
indispensa'bllitiindispensability
^indls'pensabjl, -11, -Inis indispensab|le, -ly, -leness
,lndlspa'zij'9n, -z indisposition, -s
in'dispjntabjl [indis'pJD:t-], -11,
-Inis indisputabjle, -iy, -leness
indis'ponz, -iz, -Ig, -d indispos|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
,indis'tiggTriJ'ab|l, -11, -Inis indistinguishab|le, -ly, -leness

jndis'tJBfct in'da:s
^indis'tigM,
-ly, -ness

-li,

207

-nis indistinct,

'inditaimi'neijan indetermination
indi'taiminabl, -li indeterminab|le, -ly

indi'taimlnit,

-li,
-nis indeter-ness
indiTldjn'ielit{i,-izindiyidualit{y,

-ly,

-ies

indi'Tidjnsl, -z,
(s. adj), -s, -ly
'indivizi'billti
bility

-i

[-za'b-]

individual
indivisi-

indi'Tizib|l [-zab-], -li, -Inis indivisib|le, -ly, -leness

'indiz Indies
iiidi'z3:nib[l [-di'sa:-, -nab-], -li

indiscermblle, -ly
'indja [-dia], -n, -nz India, -n, -ns
'indja'rAba*, -z india-rubber, -s
in'dja:, -z, -ii| [in'djnii|], -d endu|e, -es, -ing, -ed
in'dja:bitab|I, -li, -nis indubitabjle, -ly, -leness
in'dja:s, -iz, -iij, -t; -a*, -azj
-mant/8 induc,e, -es, -ing, -ed;
-er, -ers; -ment/s
in'djna* [en-, -'djoa*], -z, -rii],
-d endur|e, -es, -ing, -ed
in'djaaria* [en-, -'^oar-], -ezj
-abl, -abli, -ablnis, -ans en-

dur|er, -ers; -able, -ably; -ableness, -ance

'indoMd 5a:'msenik Ind o-germanic

'indoMJuara'pian, -z Indo-European, -s
in'donsail [-'dasail] indocile
^indoM'siliti indocility

'indon'tjaina Indo-China
Indontjai'niiz Indo-Chinese
'indol-

in'doismaiit

'indal-

indoor, -a
in'd:a* Indore

'in'da.'a*, -z

in'da:s, -iz, -ig, -t; -a*, -az

-ers
1) indora|e,-es,-ing,-ed; -er,
2) endorsle, -es, -ing, -ed ; -er, -ers

^in'eksplikabl

-s 1) indorsement,
endorsement, -s

in'daismant,
-s; 2)

indis'tigfctiT, -li, -nis indistinctive, -ly, -ness

'IndistrAkti'biliti [-ta'b-] indestructibility
indls'tri.ktib|l [-tab-], -li, -Inis
indeatructibjle, -ly, -leness

minate,

in'damitab|l, -li indomitab|le, -ly

^in'dasail
^in'donsail
'indraift, -s indraught, -s
'in'dwel, -z, -ij, 'in'dwelt indwell, -s, -ing, indwelt
in'd5AgkJan, -z injunction, -s
in'dsAstis injustice
lu'dsekjan, -z injection, -s
in'd^ekt, -s, -ii|, -id; -a*, -az
inject, -s, -ing, -ed; -or, -ors
in'dsenda*, -z, -rig, -d engender,
-s, -ing, -ed
in'dseignas, -li, -nis ingenuous,
-ly, -ness
'infl^a*. -z, -rii|, -d; -ra*, -raz
injurfe, -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
'inejgarii, -iz injur|y, -ies
'ind5in, -z dialectal for 'end3in,-z
in'd5i:nias [-njas], -li, -nis ingenious, -ly, -ness
indsi'nju'iti ingenuity
in'dsai, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az;
-abl, -abli; -mant/s enjoy, -s,
-ing, -ed; -er, -ers; -able, -ably;

-ment/s
in'dsain,
enjoin,

-z,
-s,

-ig, -d;
-ing, -ed;

-a*,

-az

-er, -ers

indsni'di/aSj-li, -nis injudicious,

-ly, -ness
in'dsnarias, -li, -nis injurious,
-ly, -ness
Oi'neib|l, -Iz, -lig [-|ig], -Id
enab|le, -Ies, -ling, -led
in'eilianab|l [-Ijan-], -II inalienab;ie, -ly

i'nein,

-li,

-nis inane, -ly, -ness

i'neit, -II, -nis innate, -ly, -ness

in'editid inedited

in'efab|l, -li ineffablle, -ly

inefi'kelXas, -li inefficacious, -ly

in'efikasi inefficacy
ineksara'biliti inexorability
In'eksarab|I, -li, -Inis inexorab|le, -ly, -leness
in'ek8piab|I, -II, -Inis inexpiablle, -ly, -leness
ineksplika'bllitl ['iniks-] inexplicability
in'eksplikabll [ iniks'p-], -li, -Inis
inexplicab|le,' -ly, -leness

jn'ekstrikabl Jnaz'mAtJ'

208

^iu'ekstrikabjl, -li inextricab|le,

-ly
in'ekwit3b|l, -li inequitab|le, -ly
|in'ekwit|i, -iz meqnit|y, -ies
'inelidsi'biliti [-dsa'b-] ineligibility
in'elidsibl] f-dsab-], -li ineligi'
b|le, -ly
iii'eligan|8, -t, -tli inelegan|ce,
'

-t,

-ly

in'ept, -11, -nis inept, -ly, -ness

iii'estim3b|l, -li inestimabjle, -ly
,in'eTit3b|l, -li, -Inis ineyitab|le,
-ly, -leness
Oi'naijia [-Jja] inertia
'ina:t, -li, -nis inert, -ly, -ness
ina'biliti inability
^in3b'z3:Tn|g, -t inobseryan|ce, -t
'in8dmisi'biliti[-S3'b-] inadmissibility

in3d'misib|l [-sab-],

-li

inadmis-

iii9d'T3:tn|s, -si, -t, -tli inadyertenlce, -cy, -t, -tly

ina'fensiT [-no'f-1, -li, -nis inoffensive, -ly, -ness
^ina'fi/as [-no'f-] inoiBcious

jinak'sesibi [-sab-], etc.

^insek'inamonst [-mast] innermost
'inandeit, etc.
'iuAndeit, etc.

=
=

ina'plikabl, etc.
in'eeplikabl
ina'nijan inanition
ina'pi:zabl inappeasable
ina'pri:Jiab{l, -li inappTeciab|le,
'

-ly

ina'pronpriit,

-nis inappro-

-li,

priate, -ly, -ness

ina'prontXab|l,

inapproach-

-li

ab|le, -ly

(I.),

-i

innocencje, -y

-s,

-s,

-li

innocent

-ly

ina'tenjan inattention
ina'tentiy,
-ly, -ness

= infi'deliti

Infainait

'infinit infinite

infaeli'biliti [-la'b-] infallibility

in'fselib|l [lab-],-li infallib|le, -ly

'infant- infantile
in'feentail
in'feentisaid, -z infanticide, -s
in'ftetjneit, -s, -ii), -id infatuat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
in'fef [-'fi:f], -s, -iijj -t; -mant
enfeoff, -s, -ing, -ed; -ment
in'fekjan, -z infection, -s
inTekJas, -li, -nis infectious, -ly,
-ness
in'fekt, -s, -Ig, -id infect, -s,
-ing, -ed
in'fest, -s, -ig, -id infest,

-s,

-ing,

in'fa:*, -z, -rig, -d infer, -s, -ring,

-red
in'faim, -li infirm, -ly
in'fa:marli, -iz infirmar|y, -ies
in'fa:mit|i, -iz inflrmit|y, -ies

in'fa:rabl inferable
in'fa:z infers (from infer)

infa'meijan [-fo'm-],

-z'

inform-

ation, -s

'infamas, -li, -nis infamous,

-ness
'infami infamy

-ly,

'infansi infancy
'infant, -s infant, -s
'infantail [in'fsentail] infantile
'infantri infantry
'infarans, -iz inference, -s
infa'ren J|al, -ali inf erenti|al, -ally
in'fi:b|l, -Iz, -lig,- Id; -Imant enfeeb|le, -Ies, -ling, led; -lement
in'fiif, etc.

in'fef, etc.

infi'delit|l, -iz infidelit|y, -ies

'inas^ns ['inos-],
'inasant ['inos-],
adj.)

Oinfai'dellti

in'fa:n{|, -ali infern|al, -ally

sib|le, -ly

(s.

infai'deliti 'infinit

-ed

O'ina* inner

'

-li,

-nis inattentive,

ina'veijan [-no'T-],-z innovation,

-s

'inaveit [-noT-], -s, -ig, -id; -a*,

-az innovat|e, -es, -ing, -ed;
-or, -ors

inaz'mAtJ inasmuch

'infidal, -z infidel, -s
in'fiaria*, -z inferior (s. a^'.), -s
infiari'ariti inferiority
'infiks, -iz infix (.), -es
in'fiks, -iz, -ig, -t infix (o.),<-es,
-ing, -ed

infil'treijan,

-z infiltration, -s
in'filtreit, -s, -ig, -id infiltratje,
-es, -ing, -ed

'infinait

'infinit infinite
'infinit, -li, -nis infinite (normal

pronunciation), -ly, -ness

infini'tesimal in'friekjan

209

infiiii'tesiiii|I, -all infinite8im|al,

-ally
in'flnltli, -iz infinitjy, -ies

in'Qn:3an, -z infusion, -s
in'^narieit, -s, -ii), -id infuriatje,
-ed
inflsema'biliti inflammability
in'flffimabl, -nis inflammable,
-es, -ing,

-ness

in'fliematari inflammatory
'inflAks, -iz influx, -es
in'fleim, -z, -ii), -d inflamje,
-ing, -ed
in'flei/an, -z inflation, -s
-8,

-ii),

-id;

inflatje, -es, -ing, -ed

in'frseiif/aiz in'heritans

In'frsenf/aiz, -iz, -ig, -d enfranchis|e, -es, -ing, -ed

in'frtenfjizmant,

in'finitir, -z, -II infinitive (s. adj.),

8, -ly
in'fini1ja:d, -z infinitude, -g
iii'fjn:z, -iz, -ig, -d; -9*, -az intua\e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
in'Qn:zibl [-zabi] infusible

in'fleit,

-a*,

-es,

-az

-or, -ors

infleksi'biliti [-sa'b-] inflexibility

in'fleksib|l [-sab-], -Ii, -Inis inflexib|le, -ly, -leness
inTlekJan, -z 1) inflection, -s;
2) inflexion, -s
in'flek/aiiH-j]fH 1) inflectional
2) inflexional
in'flekt, -s, -ig, -id inflect,
-ing, -ed

'infra infra [in the phrase infra

dig.)

'infrans, -iz

= 'infarans,

in'Mikwanlsi,

-t, -tli

-iz

infrequen-

|cy, -t, -tly

-iz, -ig, -d; -mant/s
infring|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -ement/s

in'frinds,

O'ingieSarig, -z ingathering,

-s

in'gjjf, -8, -Ig, -t; -mant engulf,

-8, -ing, -ed; -ment
in'geid3, -iz, -ig, -igli, -d; -a,
-az; -mant/8 engag|e, -es, -ing,
-ingly, -ed; -er, -ers; -ement/s
in'glairias, -Ii. -nis inglorious,
-ly, -ness
in'gra:ft, -s, -ig, -id; -mant engraft, -s, -ing, -ed; -ment
in'grgetitjaid ingratitude

'in'greind ingrained
in'greijieit, -s, -Ig, -Id ingratiat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
in'greiT, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az
engrav|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
in'greiTlg, -z (s.) engraving (picttire),

-s,

enfranchise-

-s

ment, -8
'in&ei infra (below)

-s

Ingres ingress
in'gri:diant [-djant], -s ingredi-

inf la'mei/9n, -z inflammation,

in'fUkJ^n, -z infliction, -s

-s

ent, -8

in'grons,

-iz,

-ig, -t;

-a*, -az;

-mant/s engross, -es, -ing, -ed

-er, -ers; -ment/s
'inflnans, -iz, -ig, -t influencje O jnha:'monnias [-njas], -Ii, -nis
inharmonious, -ly, -ness
(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed
in'flikt, -s,
-ing, -ed

-ig, -id inflict,

infln'enJI^I,

-all

-s,

influentijal,

[-'haens],

in'fonld, -z, -ig, -id; -mant enfold, -s, -ing, -ed; -ment

info'mei/^n, -z

= infa'm-

in'foim, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az inform, -s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
iii'f9:iii{9l, -all inform|al, -ally
-s

informant,

-s

in'fa:8, -iz, -ig, -t, -idli; -mant

enforc|e, -es, -ing, -ed, -edly;

-ement
in'frsekjsn, -z infraction,

Miehaelis * Jones,

-iz,

-ig,

-es, -ing,

-t;

-ed;

-ement

inf In'enza influenza

in'faimant,

in'taains

-mant enhanc|e,

-aUy

-s

-8, -ig, -id; -a*, -az;

inhabit, -s, -ing, -ed; -er,
-ers; -able
in'haebitant, -s inhabitant, -s
in'ha:ns, etc.
in'heens, etc.
in'heil, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az inhal|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
in'herit, -8, -ig, -id; -a*, -az;
-abl inherit, -s, -ing, -ed; -or,
-ors; -able
in'herit^ns, -iz inheritance, -s

in'hffibit,

abl

Phonetic Dictionai;.

14

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210

inika'presibl

inha'leijan, -z inhalation, -a
inhi'bijan, -7. inhibition, -s

inik8'presibil,
-ly

in'hibit, , -ig, -id; -ari inhibit,

-B, -ing, -ed; -ory
in'hia*, -z, -rig, -d iuherje, -es,

Jliiik8'pre8iT,

-ing, -ed

in'hi3raii|g,-si; -t,-tli inheren|ce,

-cy; -t, -tly

in'hjann [in'i^nim], -z, -ig,

inhum|e, -ea, -ing, -ed
inlga''m8eiiit{i

[ini;a'-],

-iz

-d

humanitjy, -ies
inhjn''meij'9n [ in^u'-], -z inhumation, -a

in'hjniman

inhum-

in'tjn:-], -11

an, -ly
inhaspi'tffiliti inhospitality
,in'ha8pit3b|I, -11, -Inis inhoapitab|le, -ly, -leneas

Oi'ni:8 ^neaa
inr'braiati inebriety
iniibri'elj'an inebriation
i'nlibrlelt, -s, -ig, -id inebriatje
{v), -ea, -ing, -ed
l'ni:brlit, -8 inebriate

(s.

adj.), -s

^ini''kw9llt{l, -iz inequalitjy, -lea

i'niima, -z
'enima, -z
inrfei8ab|l, -11 ineffaceab|le, -ly
ini'fektlT, -11 ineffective, -ly
ini'fektjn^l [-tjual], -1, -nl8 ineffectual, -ly, -neaa
lni'fij9n|8l, -t, -til inefficienlcy,

-t,

-tly

I'nigina, -z enigma, -a

i'nlgmatht,

-s

-a

-ness; -itude/a
'inigzaisti'biliti [-ta'b-] inexhaustibility
-ly,

inig'zo:8tlb|l [-tab-], -11

tib|le, -ly

inexpressibjle,

-nis

inexpresaive,

iniks'tensibl [8abl] inextenaible

jlniks'tiggwij*ab{l, -11 inextinguiahabjle, -ly
i'iiikyrlta8, -11 iniquitous, -ly
i'nikwit|i, -Iz iniquitjy, -ies

ini:'kwal-

^lui'liestlk [-laiB-] inelastic

inllses'tlslti [-la:8-] inelasticity
i'nliiilk|l, -all inimicjal, -ally

i'nlmitab|l, -11,
-ly, -leness
'Inlgz innings

-Inh

inimitabjle,

^ni'rsedlkabl, -11 ineradicab|le, -ly

'lni8 Innes(s)

ini/l^lj -alz, -alig [-|ig], -aid;

-all initi|ai (g. adj. v.), -als,
-ailing, -ailed; -ally
inljreljaii, -z initiation, -s
rnijieit, -s, -Ig, -Id; -a*, -az
initiat|e, -ea, -ing, -ed; -or, -ors
i'nl/latllT [-Jjat-], -ari initiat|ive,

-ory
i'nlj*!, etc.

= i'mjal,

etc.

[-s

Olnjii:iiia'relJ'an,-z enumeration,
I'lguimarelt, -s, -Ig, -id; -a*,
-az; -It [. . . rativ] enumeratje,
-es, -ing, -ed; -or, -ors; -ive

lnju:m9ra'billti innumerability
i'nju:m9rab|l, -11, -Inis innumerab|le, -ly, -leness

enigmatist,

^inig'zaekt, -11, -nig; -i1jn:d/z in-

exact,

-U

-ness

^ni'kwalin-

in'ktemp

inexhaua-

iniks'l^n:zab{l, -11, -Inls

cuaab|le, -ly, -leneaa

inex-

inlks'pensir inexpensive
inik8'pa:t, -nl8 inexpert, -neaa
inlks'plidianlsl [-djan-], -t, -til

inexpedien|cy, -t, -tly

iniks'piarians, -t inexperience,
-d
inik8'plikin'ek8pllkiulk8'pli8it inexplicit

^iiiik8'pla:rabl inexplorable

,inja:'tlllti inutility

-d;

-mant

1) inur|e, -es, -ing, -ed;

-ement;

i'njna*,

-z,

-rig,

2) enur|e, -es, -ing, -ed

Oinkai'ueiJ'an, -z incarnation, -s
iu'ka:nelt ['ink-], -Sj -ig, -id
incarnat|e (.), -es, -ing, -ed
in'ka:ult incarnate {adj)
inkaisa'peijan, -z incarceration,
-8

in'ka:sareit, -s, -ig, -Id incarcerat|e, -es, -ing, -ed

in'kaanta*, -z, -rig, -d encounter
(s. .), -s, -ing, -ed
,in'k%lkjalab{l, -II, -Inls incalculab|le, -ly, -leness
in'ksemp, -s, -ig, -t; -mant/8 encamp, -8, -ing, -ed; -ment/a

inkeen'desans

inlo'in-

inkeen'desdiils

[i^k-, -kau-l,

incandescenjce, -t
inkten'teijan, -z incantation,

InkAVkeiJan [igk-,
cation
'inkAlkeit

inka'iigu:nikab|l,

-a

communicab|le, -ly, -leness

jLnka'moud, -z^ -ig, -id incommod|e, -es, -ing, -ed

-kal-] incul-

['igk-,

'inkAm, -z ='ink3m, -z income, -a

in'kAmba*,-z, -rig, -d encumber,
-ing, -ed

in'kA.inl>3n{si [ig'k-], -siz; -t, -ts,

-tli

incumben|cy, -cies;

-t,

in-

-t

-kal-, in'k-,
ii|'k-], -8, -iij, -id} -8*, -9z incalcat|e, -es, -ing, -ed ; -or, -ors
inkirpeiXan [igk-] inculpation
'inkAlpeit ['igk-, in'k-, ig'k-], -s,
ig, -id inculpat|e, -es, -ing, -ed

-a,

inka'mj a:n- 'inkarApti-

211

-ts,

-Inis

-11,

inka'mondias [-4J9s], -11, -nis

incommodious, -ly, -neas
iuka'maditi incommidity
'inkampaeti' biliti incompatibility
inkam'pietib{l [-tab-], -li, -Inis
iucompatib|le, -ly, -leneas
^inkam'pjnitabl [^in'kampjut-] in-

computable
Jtnkam'plii/an incompletion
inkam'pli:t, -li, -nis incomplete,
-ly, -ness
'inkampresi'biliti [-sa'b-] incom-

pressibility

-tly

in'kAmbrans, -iz encumbrance, -a inkam'presibl [-sabl], -nis incompresaible, -neaa

'inkAma*, -z incomer, -s
'inkamtseks ['igk-], -iz income'inkAmig, -z incoming, -a
-tax, -es
in'kAmpas, -iz, -ig, -t encom-

-d; -a*,

inksen'dinkan'dinkan'klnislY, -li, -nis

3z; -msnt encourag|e, -es, -ing,

-ingly, -ed; -er, -ers; -ement
in'keids, -iz, -ig, -d encagje, -es,

clusive, -ly, -nesa

inkan'8i:vab|l, -li, -Inis
ceivab|le, -ly, -leness

pass, -es, -ing, -ed

in'kArid3,

-iz, -ig, -igli,

-ing, -ed
,inkeip9'bilit|i,

-iz

incapabilit|y,

inconincon-

'inkansida'rei/aninconaideration
inkan'sidarabjl, -11, -Inis inconaiderab|le, -ly, -leness
-li, -nis

-ies

incon-

in'keipabl incapable

inkan'sidarit,

in'keig, -iz, -in, -t; -mant encas|e,

-ea, -ing, -ed; -ement
in'ka:* [ig'k-], -z, -rig, -d incur,

siderate, -ly, -ness

inkau'sistan{si, -siz; -t, -tli inconaiaten|cy, -cies; -t, -tly
jnkan'soalab|I, -li, -Inis inconsolab|le, -ly, -leness
inkan'spikjuas, -li, -nis incon-

-a, -ring, -red

in'kaisiT [ig'k-] incursive
in'kaij'an [ig'k-], -z incursion, -a
'in'kaiT, -z, -ig, -d incurv|e, -es,
-ing, -ed
Inkai'TeiJ'an incurvation
'inkAlkeit, etc.
'inkalkeit, etc.

-kAm], -z income, -s
iukambAsti'biliti [-ta'b-] incom-

'inkam

inkan'vaitibll [-tab-],

inkam'bAstibI [-tabl], -nis incombustible, -neas

inkamenJura'biliti [-Jar-] incommensurability

inka'Dien/nrabll [-/ar-]. -Iz, -li,
Inis incommenaurab|le, -Ies,
-leneas

-li

incon-

vertib|le, -ly

['igk-,

bustibility

-ly,

spicuous, -ly, -ness

inkan'testabjl, -11 incontestabjle,

inkan'Tiinjans, -iz, -ig, -t inconvenienc|e (s. v.), -es, -ing_, -ed

inkan'Ti:njant, -li inconvenient,
'

-ly

'inkaptesi'teijan incapacitation
inka'peesiteit, -s, -ig, -id incapacitat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
inka'psesit|i, -iz incapacit|y, -ies

Jinka'rApJan incorruption
[-ta'b-] incorrup-

inka'menXurit [-Jar-], -11, -nis 'inkarApti'biliti

tibility
incommensurate, -ly, -nesa

14*

jnka'rAptibl jn'kog

-li, -Inis
incorruptib|le, -ly, -leness
inka'rekt, -li, -nis incorrect, -ly,
-ness
'inkiipa*, -z innkeeper, -a

inks'rAptibll [-tab-],

inkjn-'naebjnla [igk-] incunabula

inkju'beij'an [igk-] incubation
inkjubeit ['Igk-], -s, -ig, -id;
-8*, -8z; -ari, -It incubat|e, -es,

-ing, -ed;

-or, -ors;

-ory, -ive

'inkjnbas, etc.
'igkjnbas, etc.
inkjnara'biliti incurability
in']gnar3b|l, -li, -Inis incurabjle,
-ly,

(g.

-t,

-d; -abl
-ing, -ed;

-z, -ig,

v),

-es,

-t, -tli

inclemenjcy,

-z

-z

inclina-

tion, -a
in'klitik, -s, -ali enclitic (s. adj),
-8, -ally
in'kloDZ, -iz, -ig, -d 1) enclos|e,
-es, -ing, -ed; 2) inclos|e, -es,
-ing, -ed

in'klonsa*, -z

enclosure,

1)

-s;

2) inclosure, -a

in'klnid [ig'k-], -z, -ig, -id includ|e, -es, -ing, -ed

in'klnisir [ig'k-], -li inclusive,
-ly

in'klii:3dn [ig'k-] inclusion

inkot'eiXn [igk-] inchoation
'inkoueit ['igk-], -s, -ig, -id; -iv
inchoat|e(t;.), -es, -ing, -ed; -ive

inkoM'hiaran|g,
-t,

-t,

-tli

incoher-

-tly

'inkouit ['igk-, -koMeit], -li inchoate {adj), -ly

inkom-, inkoninkainkoipa'reiXan [igk-], -z incorporation, -a
in'kaipareit [ig'k-], -s, -ig, -id
incorporatje (.), -es, -ing, -ed
in'kaiparit [ig'k-] incorporate

{adj.)

inka:'p9:rial, -i incorporeal, -ly

^in'kaij^n incaution
Jln'ka:/as, -li, -nis incautious,
-ly, -neaa

in'kag incog

incognito

(s.

adj.

-s

inkampara'biliti

[igk-]

incom-

parability

in'kampdrabll

[ig'k-],

-li,

-Inis

incomparab|le, -ly, -leness

in'kainpit9n|g [ig'k-], -si, -t, -tli
incompeten|ce, -cy, -t, -tly
in'kompjntabl
^inkam'pjwtinkamprihensi'biliti [-sa'b-] incomprehensibility
inkampri'hensib|I [-sab-], -li,
-Inis
incomprehensib|le, -ly,

in'kanBikwanls, -siz;
consequen|ce, -ces;
stan|cy,

-t,

en|ce,

-t,

-t,

-t, -tli in-t,

-tli

-tly

incon-

-tly

in'k3ntinan|s,

-tly

inkli'neiXan [igk-],

en|ce,

a<to.),

in'kanstanlsi,

in'klemanjsi,
'

in'kagniton,

-leneas

-leneas

in'klain [ig'k-],
inclin|e
-able

jn'kogniton in'krout/

212

-t,

-tli

incontin-

-tly

inkantra'Ta:tib|l [-tab-],

-li

in-

con trovertib|le, -ly

in'kaggrnas [ig'k-], -li, -nis
congruous, -ly, -ness

in-

inkag'grnitji [igk-], -iz

incon-

gruit|y, -ies

inkaridsi'biliti [-dsa'b-] incorrigibility

in'karidsibll [-dsab-], -li, -Inis
incorrigibjle, -ly, -leness
in'krAst, -s, -ig, -id 1) incrust,
-s, -ing, -ed; 2) encrust, -s, -ing,
-ed
inkrAS'teiJ'an, -z incrustation, -s
inkredi'biliti [igk-, -da'b-] incredibility
in'kredib|I [ig'k-, -dab-], -li,
-Inis incredib|le, -ly, -leness
inkre'djn:liti [igkri'd-j incredulity

in'kredjnlas
credulous,

[ig'k-], -li, -nis in-ly,

-ness

'inkriis ['igk-], -iz increase (s.), -s

in'kri:s [ig'k-J, -iz, -ig, -igli, -t

increas|e
-ed

{v.),

-es, -ing, -ingly,

'inkrimant['igk-], -s increment, -s
in'krimineit, -s^ -ig, -id incriminat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
in'kroutj, -iz, -ig, -igli, -t; -a*,
-az; -mant/s encroach, -es, -ing,
-ingly, -ed; -er, -ers; -ment/s

iin'kwaia*

iu'3:dibl

213

in'kwais*

[ig'k-], -z, -rig, -d

inquir|e, -es, -ing, -ed; 2) enquir|e, -es, -ing, -ed

iu'aidinit

in'stenitar

inquirer,

i'naidinit [-dan-], 'li, -nis inordinate, -ly, -ness

inai'gwnik, -all inorganic, -ally
inaigjna'i'eij^n, -z inauguration,

2) enquirer, -s
in'ktrai3r{i [ig'k-], -iz 1) inquir|y,
-ies; 2) enquir|y, -ies

i'na:gjuareit, -8, -ig, -id; -a*,

az inauguratje, -es, -ing, -ed;

1)

in'kwaiara*

[iij'k-], -z 1)

-8;

in'kwaiarigli [ig'k-] inquiringly

'inkwest ['igk-j, -s inquest, -s

inkm'zijan

[ink-], -z inquisition

in'kvizita* [ig'k-], -z inquisitor,

-s

in'kwizitlT [ig'k-], -li, -nis inquisitive, -ly, -ness

inkwizi'toirial [igk-], -i inquisitorial, -ly

Oin'la:d3, -iz, -ig, -d; -a*, -3z;

-mant/s enlarg|e, -es, -ing, -ed;
-er, -ers; -ment/s
in'lait|n, -nz, -^ig [-nig], -nd;

-s

-or, -ors

i'na:gjural [-fljar-] inaugural

I'naimas, -li, -ni8 enormous, -ly,
-ness
i'noimitii, -iz enormit|y, -ies
inais'pijas,-!!, -nis inauspicious,
-ly, -ness

Oi'nakjnas,
-ly,

-li,

-nis innocuous,

-ness

inakju'lei^^n, -z inoculation, -s
i'na^uleit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az
inoculat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or, -ors

i'nakjas, -li, -nis innoxious, -ly,

-ness
-nmant eulight|en, -ens, -ening, in'aparatir inoperative
inapa'ljnin, -li inopportune, -ly
-ened; -enment
inais'pin'laiT|n, -nz, -inig, -nd; -^gia*, inas'p-naz enliv|en, -ens, -ening, Oin'rwptja*, -z, -rig, -d enraptur|e, -es, -ing, -ed
-ened; -ener, -eners
'inrij, -iz inrush, -es
'inland
'inleend
in'reids, -iz, -ig, -d enrag|e, -es,
'inlsenda*, -z inlander, -s
-ing, -ed
in'lei, -z, -ig, 'inlaid inlay, -s,
in'ri:d, -z, -ig, -d enwreathje,
-ing, inlaid
-es, -ing, -ed
in'leis, -iz, -ig, -t enlac|e, -es,
in'ritj, -iz, -ig, -t; -mant enrich,
-ing, -ed
-es, -ing, -ed; -ment
[-s
'inlet [-lit], -8 inlet, -s
'inland [-Isend], -z inland (s. adj.)^ 'inroad, -z inroad, -s
in'roul, -z, -ig, -d; -mant enrol,
'inli inly

-mant/s
-mg, -ed; -ment/s

iu'list^-s, -ig, -id;

-B,

'inlit, -8

enlist,

insaik-es,

-ing, -ed

'inmonst [-mast] inmoust

Oinn-.=

in-

-Iz, -lig, -Id; -Imant

ennob|le, -Ies, -ling, -led -lement

Oi'nonb|l,

in'ondaras inodorous

6
O

ino-

= ina-

inoidi'biliti

[-dab-]

inaudi-

bility
i'na:dib|l [-dab-], -U, -Inis
audib|le, -ly, -leness

-ling, -led;

-ment

'in'said, -z inside (s. a4}-), -s

in'sain, -z, -ig, -d ensign (v.), -s,

'inlet, -s

O'inmeit, -s inmate, -s
'inman Inman
in'mej, -iz, -ig, -t enmesh,

-s,

Oins Ince

in-

= ensaik-

[-ing, -ed

'insait insight
in'sait, -s, -ig, -igli, -id; -a*,
-az incit|e, -es, -ing, -ingly, -ed;
-er, -ers
insai'teijan, -z incitation, -s

in'saitmant,

-s

incitement,

-s

iu'saisir, -li, -nis incisive, -ly,

-ness
in'saiz, -iz, -ig, -d; -a*, -az incis|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or, -ors
in'seenitsrii, -ili, -inis insanitarjy, -Uy, -iness

in'sseniti

jnseb'gtaenjal

in'sseniti insanity
in'SAferabll, -II insufferab|le, -ly
''insAlt, -s insult (s.), -s
in'BAlt, -s, -ii), -igiij -id; -9*,
8z insalt (v.), -s, -ing, -ingly,
-ed; -er, -ers
in'sein, -li, -nis insane, -ly, -ness
in'seijiabll, -li, -Inis insatiablle,
-ly, -leness
'insekt, -s insect, -s

insek'tEariam, -z insectarium, -s
insek'tiydras insectiyorous
in'sendjarji, -iz, -izm incendiar|y, -ies, -ism
'insens, -iz, -ii), -t 1) {s.) incense;
2) (v.) incens|e
-es, -ing, -ed

{bwn

incense),

in'seyarabi inseverable
in'saidsant, -s insurgent,

-s

in'8a:k|I, -Iz, -Iii|, -Id encirc|le,

-Ies, -ling, -led
-11

insurmount-

ab|le, -ly

in'8a:j9n, -z insertion, -s
in'ga:t,

-s,

-ig,

in8a'fijan|8i,-t,-tliinsufficien|cy,
-t, -tly
'in8aIan|s[-soI-],-t, -tli insolenjce,
*

-t,

-tly

inga'Ij'n:bri|as, -ti in8alubri|ous,

-ty

insa'manntabll,

-li
.insai'min8a'pa:tab|I, -Ii, -Inis insupportabjle, -ly, -leness

insa'presibi

[-sabl]

insuppres-

sible

insa'rekjan, -z insurrection, -s
insa'rekjanl^ [-Jv-]? -ist/s, -izm
insurrection|al, -ist/s, -ism
'insasepti'biliti
ceptibility

insus-

[-ta'b-]

insa'septibl [-tabl] insusceptible

in'sens, -iz, -ig, -t (v.) incens|e

(exdte), -es, -ing, -ed
In'senseit, -11, -nis insensate,
-ly, -ness
insensi'billti [-sa'b-] insensibility
in'sensibjl [-sab-], -11, -Inis insensib|le, -ly, -leness
in'sentiy, -z incentive, -s
insepara'biliti inseparability
in'separabjl, -Ii, -Inis inseparab|le, -ly, -leness
in'sep/^n, -z inception, -s
in'sept, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az;
-ly incept, -s, -ing, -ed; -or,
-ors; -iye
In'sesant, -Ii incessant, -ly
'insest incest
in'sestjnas, -Ii, -nis incestuous,
-ly, -ness
'inset, -s inset (.), -s
in'set, -s, -Ig inset (v.), -s, -ting

in8a''manntab{I,

jnsa'fijangi in'^n:

214

-id

insert,

in8i'dent|l, -ali, -Inis incidentjal,

-ally, -alness
'insidans incidence
'insidant, -s incident

(s.

adj.), -s

in'sidias [-djas], -Ii, -nis insidious, -ly, -ness

in'signia insignia
insig'nifikanis, -si; -t, -tli insignifican|ce, -cy; -t, -tly
insi'^na* [-'kjoa*, -'IJoia*], -li,
-riti insecur|e, -ely, -ity

insina'reijan incineration
in'sinareit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az
incineratje, -es, -ing, -ed; -or,
-ors

insinju'eijan, -z insinuation,

-s

in'sinjneit, -s, -ig. -igli, -id;

-a*, -az insinuatfe, -es, -ing,
-ingly, -ed; -or, -ora
iusin'seriti insincerity
insin'sia*, -li insincere, -ly
in'sipid, -li, -nis insipid, -ly,
-ness
insi'piditi insipidity
in'sipian|s, -t 1) incipienjce, -t;
2) insipien|ce, -t
in'sist, -8, -ig, -id insist, -s, -ing,

-ed
-s,

-ing, -ed
jn'8a:ti1jn:d incertitude

'insaboidi'nei/an insubordination
insa'baidinit, -s insubordinate, -s
insa'braiati [-so'b-] insobriety
insab'sttenj'al insubstantial

in'sistan|s, -t, -tli insisten|ce,

-tly

msi'teijan, -z

-t,

insai't-

,insi'yilit|i, -Iz inciyilit|y, -ies

in'sisan, -z incision, -s
in'i^a:, -z, -ig [in'Ejnig], -d ensu|e, -es, -ing, -ed

JM^Bipara'b iB8ti'geif.n

^B^nip^ra'biliti insuperability
n'^azp^rsb,!, -11 insaperab le, -ly
iB^n'lieritl insularity
'ia^nleit, -s, -if, -idj -a*, -9%
insulatje, -es, -ing, -ed ; -or, -ore
'iB^vla*, -li, -riim insular, -ly,

-ism
in'skans, -is, -in, -t ensconcje,
-es, -ing, -ed
ia'skralb, %, -ig, -d; -*, -as
inscrible, -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -eis
iK'skripJ'^a, -i inscription, -s
iii'sknidbb{i, -11, -Isis inscratabjle, -ly, -leness
in'sleiT, -s, -ig, -d; -a*, -az;
-mant enslavle, -es, -ing, -ed;
-er, -era;

-ement

iasin'sia*, etc

usOH'Btlt/ insomnch
iHSo'b-, 'insol- =^ iasa'b-, 'insaliKsaljn'biliti insolubility
iii'saQiib)l, -li, -Inis insolnbjle,
-ly, -leness
iK'salran si, -t insolvenjcy, -t
iB'samiiia insomnia
iH'spala*, -s, -rig, -rigli, -d;
-ra*, -rai; -rateri inspirje, -es,
-ing, -ingly, -ed; -er, -ers; -atory
ui'spekXB, -E inspection, -s
ia'syekt, -s, -19, -id; -a*, -ac
inspect, -s, -ing, -ed; -or, -ors
ia'spektajri^ -J^p/s inspectorjate,
-sbip/s
inspi'reiX^a [-spa'r*], -1 inspiration, -8
iiispi'rei/aBt [-spa'r-, -/ft] inspirational
iM'spirit, -8, -ig, -id inspirit, -s,
-ing, -ed
im'staeata* instanter

ia'sted instead
'iBStep, -8 instep, -s
iKSta'biUti instability
'imstaas, -i, -it, -t instance(s.p,),
-es, -ing,

-ed

instant, -s, -li instant

-8,

(. adj.),

-ly

instaB'telBias [-jas], -li, -Is

instantaneous, -ly, -ness
instigation, -s
insti'gei/^n,

Instigeit

'instigeit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az

instigatje, -es, -ing, -ed; -or,
-ors
in'stU, -z, -ig, -d instil, -s, -ling,

-led
'instigftt, -s instinct (.), -s
in'stjgfct instinct (<&'.)

in'stigl^T,

-li instinctiTe, -ly

insti'qiii^dn,

-nz,

-anf

[-]p|]

institutifon, -ons, -onal

'imsti^iiit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az
institutje (g. v.), -es, -ing, -ed;
-er, -ers
in'stad, -z, -ig, -d; -mantjs instaljl, -Is, -ling, -led; -ment/s
installation, -s
instaileijdn,

-anz,

Is'strAXTIdn,

ia'siiea*, -, -rig, -d; -ra*, -raz

ensnar]e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -era

insn'sla*, ^c.

in'tekt

215

-anj

f-nj]

instructijon, -ons, -onal

In'strAktj -8, -ig, -id; -a*, -az;
-lis, -nsis instruct, -s, -ing,
-ed; -or, -ois; -ress, -resses
tn'striktlT, -li, -Bis ins<auctiTe,
-ly, -ness
iBstriunen'tieliti [-tram-] instru-

mentality
lBstnuneB'teiJ'B [-tram-] instru-

mentation
iHStra'ment|alist/8 [-tra'm-],

-I,

-all instrument|alist/s, -al, -allr

'iBstmmant [-fram-], -8 instru-

ment,

OinX"

-s

'iM'Jaiai*

"^

int/-

inshore

in'Jna*, efctB'Xa*, etc

tB'jraiB, -I, -ig, -d; -mant enshrinje, -es, -ing, -ed;

iB'Xravd,

-a, -ig, -id

-ement

enshroud,

-8, -ing, -ed

iB'/ua* [-'/oa*, -'Ja^*], -z, -rig,
-d 1) ensure, -^, -ing, -ed;
2) insnr e, -es, -ing, -ed
iB'/narja* [-'Joar^, -'Jai*], -az,
-^BS, -ansiz insur er, -ers,
-able; -ance, -ances
OiB'taia*, -li, -bis; -ti, -tl en-

9U;

tire, -ly, -ness; -ty, -ties

Intjds, -ix, -ig, -igli, -t; -a*,

-ai; -BaBt/8 entice, -es, -ing,
-ingly, -ed; -er, -ers; -ement s
JB'taitll, -Ix, -lig [-fig], -Id entitle, -lea, -ling, -led

intaekt, -Bis intact^ -ness

,intiien<?5i'*''

~ iiiteika'l-

216

^intone^si'liiliti [-^sa'b-] intangi-

bility
^in'ten(23lb|l [-(Zsal)-], -li, -Inis

Jia

-Iz,

[-lifl],

-Imant/s entang|le,
-led; -lement/a
in'teil,

-d;

-ig,

-z,

-mant

entail

-ed; -er, -ers;

in'tegjumaut,

-les,

(a.

v.),

-a*,
-s,

-Id;
-ling,

-dz;
-iug,

-ment
>s

integument,

-s

in'tegriti integrity
in'tolid3n|s, -siz} -sa*, -saz;
t, -tli intelligenjoe, -cy; -car,
-oers; -t, -tly
intelidsl'biliti [-dsa'b-] intelligibility
in'telld3ib|l [-dsab-], -11, -inis
intelligib|le, -ly, -leness

JIn'temparans intemperance
^in'temparit, -li, -nis intemperate,
-ly,

-neas

-8t,

-1st,

-ly,

-nis

-ll,

intense,

-nesa

iu'tensi[fal,
intensi|fy,

-faiz,
-fies,

intenslfi'keij'an,

-faiig, -faid
-fying, -fied
-z intensifica-

tion, -a
iu'tensit{i, -iz intensitjy, -ies

in'tensiT,
-neas

-11,

inta''kostl intercostal
lnta''la:d, -z, -ig, -id interlard,
-8, -ing, -ed
^inta-'liiT, -z, -Ig, -d interleav|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
in'taimant, -s interment, -a
.in'ta:mlnab{I, -11, -Inis intermiu-

ab|le, -ly, -leness

in'ta:n, -z, -ig, -d intern (s.

-s, -ing, -ed
ln'ta:n|l, -all intern|al, -ally

^nta''nii,
-ting

-s,

intaipe'leijan

-nis intensive, -ly,

in'tenpn,

-z, -d 1) intention, -s,

-ed; 2) intension
in'tenXlan), [-ji^}], -anall [-i^iali]
intenti|onaI, -onally
in'tent, -s, -ist, -11, -nis intent
(. adj.), -a, -est, -ly, -nesa
iu'tenz
in'tendz intends
intera'geij'an [-ro'g-], -z interrogation, -s
in'terageit [-rog-], -s, -in, -id;

-a*, -az

interrogat|e, -es, -ing,

-ed; -or, -ora
in'testa8|l, -iz intestac|y, -ies
in'testin, >z, '\ inteatiu|e, -es, -al
in'testit, -s intestate (s. a^j.), -a
in'ta:*, -z, -rig, -d inter (v.), -a,
-ring, -red

inta:- see also ^intaintaika'leij'dn, -z intercalation, -s

-ig

interknit,

[-pi'l-],

-z

-si -ig,
interpellat|e, -es, -ing, -ed

[-po'l-],

-z

v.),

-s,

inter-

pellation, -a
in'taipelelt [-pil-],

intaipaleiXan

in 'tend, -z, -ig, -id; -ansl, -ant

intend, -a, -ing, -ed; -ancy, -ant
in'tens,

in'ta:kaleit, s, -ig, -id iutercalat|e, -es, -ing, -ed

in'ta:kalari [inta'ktelari] inter-

calary

intangibjle, -ly, -leuess

in'tseggll,

in'taikaleit Inta'fia*

-id

inter-

polation, -B
in'ta:palelt [-pol-j,

-s, -ig, -id;

interpolat|e, -es, -ing,
-ed; -or, -ora

-a*, -az

intaz^a'zljdu [-po'z-],
position, -a

-z

inter-

in'ta:plleit, etc.
lu'ta.'pelinta-'plienitari interplanetary
ln'ta:prit, -s, -Ig, -id; -a*, -az;
-abl interpret, -a, -ing, -ea; -er,
-ers; -able
lutaipri'teljan, -z interpretation,
in'taistis, -iz interstice, -s

[-a

iuta''tra(bl intertribal
'luta into {form med only before
words beginning with a consonant)
'inta* inter {Latin prep.)
Inta'dikjan, -z interdiction, -s
'intadikt, -s interdict (.)> -s
inta'dikt, -s, -ig, -id interdict
(b.),

-s,

-ing, -ed

inta'dsekjau, -z interjection,

-a

inta'd^ekj^lan^ [-i^X], -anall [-vail]

interjecti|onal, -onally

iuta'd^ekt,
interject,

-s, -ig, -id;

-a*, -az

-ing, -ed; -or, -ora

Inta'Ha*, -z, -rig, -d; -ra*, -raz
interfer|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er,
-era

-s,

inta'fiarans

.inta'niisain

217

inta'fiarans, iz iuterference, -s
inta'kselari [in'taikalari] inter-

calary
'intakangiuni'kei/an

intaka'mjuinikeit, -s, ii|, -id

inteicommunicat{e, -es, -ing, -ed
'intakais intercourse

Inta:inta'leig, -iz, -ig, -t; >maut interlac|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -ement
intala'^nij^n [-lo'k-], -z inter-

locution, -s
inta'liiT, etc.

etc.

-8
-ii|, -t

interlink,

-s,

'intal.;'a:d, -z interlude, -s

intaionp,

-s,

-ifl,

-t interlop'e,

-es, -ing, -ed

'intaloupa*, -z interloper, -s
inta'lak, -s, -Ig, -t interlock, -s,
-ing, -ed
inta'lakjuta*, -z; -ri interlocutor, -s; -y

'intala:d, -z
inta'iiuer|i,

'intaljiud, -z
-iiij, -id; -ids
-ies, -ying, -ied;

-iz,

intermarrly,
-iage
inta'medll, -Iz, -pi( [-Ug]. -Id
intermedd|le, -Ies, -ling, -led
inta'medzou [-'metsou], -z inter-

mezzo,

-s

iata'mi:diar|i [-djar-], -iz intermediarly, -ies

inta'miidjat, -s, -li intermediate,
-8, -ly
inta'miks, -iz, -ii|, -t; -tja* intermix, -es, -ing, -ed; ture
inta'mingl, -z, -ig, -d inter-

minglfe, -es, -ing, ed

inta'mijan intermission

inta'mit, -s, -ii|, -igli, -id; *

intermit, -s, -ting, -tingly, -ted;
-tent
.
.

inta'ttsejanallist [-/?-], -ists, -izm

'
international|ist, -ists, -ism

intansBjIan^ [J^\], -snli ["?"]

internati|onal, -onally
inta'niisain internecine

'

inta'pouz,

-er, -ers; -al

inta'rsekj'an interaction
inta'rsekt, -s, -ii|, -id interact
(t).),

-8,

-ing, -ed

-z interruption, -s
inta'rApt, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az
interrupt, -s, -ing, -ed; -er, -era

inta'rApJan,

inta'regnam,

-z

interregnum,

'intarest, 'intarist,

etc.

-s

'in-

trist, etc.
inta:'li:T, etc.

'intalinia* [-iga*]' interlinear

'lutalini'eijan, -z interlineation,

inta'ligk, -s,
-ing, -ed

inta'viin

inta:inta'plien-iz, -ig, -d; -a*, -az;

interpoB|e, -es, -ing, -ed;

inta'nit,
-al

intercom-

muaication

inta'kas-, inta'la:d,

inta'nit

'tntarim, -z interim, -s
'intarouji'tenik interoceanic
inta'ragativ, -z, -11 interrogative
(s. adj.), -a, -ly
inta'i'agatar|i, -iz interrogator] y
(s. adj.), -ies

inta'sekjan, -z intersection,
inta'sekt,
intersect,

-s,
-s,

-a

-id; -a*, -az

-ing, -ed; -or, -ors
-ii),

inta'sepjan interception
'intasept, -s intercept (s.), -s
inta'sept, -s, -ii), -id; -a*, -az,
-a*, -az; -iv intercept {v.), _-s,
-ing, -ed; -er, -ers, -or, -ors; -ive
inta'seJIan, -anz, -anl [-if]] intercessi|on, -ons, -onal
inta'siid, -z, -ig, -id; -a*, -az
interced|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
inta'spais, -iz, -ig, -t interspersje,
-es, -ing, -ed

Inta'spa.'Jan interspersion
inta:inta'traibai

[-s

'inta.tjeinds, -iz interchange (.),

inta'tjeinds, -iz, -ig, -d interchang|e {v.), -es, -ing, -ed
inta'tjeindsabil, -li, -Inis interchangeablle, -ly, -leness
inta'twain, -z, -ig, -d intertwinje,
-es, -ing, -ed
inta'twist, -s, -ig, -id intertwist,
-s, -ing, -ed
.
,
^
intainta'wiiT, -z, -ig, -d,
'wouT/an interweav]e, -es, -ing,
-ed, interwove/n
inta'TenJan, -z intervention,

-s

'intaval, -z interval, -s
inta'viin, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az
inlerven|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er,
-ers

'intavjn:

^in'trsektabl

218

-8,

-mant entrap,

>z integration, -s

In'trein, -z, -Ig, -d entrain,

in'trentj',

-mant/s

-ing,

-ed;

-ily

lntra'^u:s,

-Iz, -ig, -t; -a*, -az

introduc|e, -e8,-ing,-ed; -er, -era
'Intrast, etc.
'Intrist, etc.

In'trhg, -z, -Ig, -d; -a*, -az intrigu]e (s.v), -es, -ing, -ed; -er,

ers

intuition
in '^ju'ltlT, -11, -nis intuitive, -ly,
-ness
in'tl- dialectal for In'klIn'toun, -z, -Ig, -d; -a*, -az inton|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -era
intot^'neij'dn, -z intonation, -a
'intoteneit, -s, -ig, -Id intonat|e,
-es, -ing, -ed

Intaksfkeijaii intoxication
in'taksikelt, -8, -ig, -id intoxicat|e, -es, -ing,

In'tokslkant,

-s

-ed
intoxicant

(s.

-s

iii'tal9rab|l,-li, -Inls intolerab|le,

-ly, -Iness
in'talaraajs, -t, -til intoleran|ce,
-t,

-t;

-es,

In'trepld, -11 intrepid, -ly

etc. == intrlst, etc.
Intra 'dAk/an, -z introduction, s
iiitra'dAktar|l, -HI introductor|y,

-ly

iii1jjn''lj3n

[in-],

'Intrest,

in'tiljiiild intituled

adj.),

-Iz, -Ig,

entrench
-ment/s

lectual, -ly

-8.

-s,

-ing, -ed

intel-

inti'meijan, -z intimation, -s
'intlmeit, -s, -Ig, -Id intimate (v.),
-ea, -ing, -ed
'Intimasjl, -iz intimacjy, -ies
intlml'aeij'aii intimidation
in'timldeit, -8, -li), -Id; -3*, -az
intimidatfe, -es, -ing, -ed; -or,
-ors
'intimit, -s, -11 intimate {s. adj.),

-s,

-ing, -ed

tuality
-11

-a*, -az;
-ping, -ped;

-t;

-s,

-per, -pers; -ment

in'trAst, -s, -ig, -id entrust,

'Intigrelt, -s, >ii), -Id integratje,

-es, -ing, -ed
'lntlgr|al, -sli integr|al, -ally
'IntUekt, -s intellect, -s
intileklja'telitl [-tju-] intellec-

Inti'lek^nal [-tju-],

in'tjein

= In'trains-

in'trtensitlT, -11
in'trtep, -s, -Ig,

-ly

Intrgreljan,

in'trseml

ln'tr%m|al, -alz, -allg [-^g], -aid

entramm|el, -els, -elling, -elled
in'trsensldsant [-'trams-,
-'trsenz-] intransigent

intsvju:, -z, -ig [. ..Tjnii|], -d

interview, -s, -ing, -ed
'int8TJn'8*, -z interviewer, -s
'intidsa*, -z integer, -s
itt'tiaria*, -z, -11 interior (g. ay.),
'

-tly

In'trains, -Iz, -Ig, -Igll, -t entranc|e (v.) (delight), -es, -ing,

-ingly, -ed
in'trainsltlT [-'trsens-], -11 intransitive, -ly
intrcekta'biliti intractability
iii'tr%ktab|l, -11, -Inls intractab|le, -ly, -leness

In'trlit, -s, -Ig, -Igll, -Id entreat,

.

-s,

-ing, -ingly, -ed

ln'tri:t|l, -Iz entreat|y, -ies

'intrlkasji, -Iz intricac|y, -ies

'Intrlkit, -11, -nls intricate, -ly,

-ness
in'trlnslk, -al, -all intrinsic,

-al,

-ally

Intrl'pldltl intrepidity
'Intrlst [-tarest], -s, -Ig, -id, -Idll
interest (s. v.), -a, -ing, -ed, -edly

In'troult, s introit, -s
introte'spektlT introspective
intro'dlatra'din'trnid, -z, -Ig, -id; -a*, -az
intrudje, -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
_
In'trnisiv, -11, -nis intrusive, -ly,
-ness
in'tra:3an, -z intrusion, -s
inJ, -Iz inch (g. v.) (I.), -es
In'tjamt, -s, -Ig, -Id; -a*, -az;

-mant/s enchant,
-ment/s

-s,

-ing, -ed;

-er, -ers;

in't/ajntrls, -iz enchantress, -es

In'tjeln, -z, -ig, -d; -mant enchain, -Si, -ing, -ed; -ment

'intjkeip

in'TcnJan

'in^Xl^^cip* -kiift Inch|cape, -keith

'intu' into

in'tuim,

tomb,

-z, -ig,

in'Tcnt JnTi'teiJan

219

-d; -mant en-

in'vent,
invent,

-ig,

-s,
-s,

-id;

-ing, -ed;

-a*, -az
-er [-or],

-ers [-ors]

-ing, -ed; -ment

in 'twain, -z, -ig, -d entwin]e, -es,
-ing, -ed

in'ventiy,
-ness

in'twist,

in'vest, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az invest, -8, -ing, -ed; -or, -ors
inTesti'geifan, -z investigation, -s
in'vestigeit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az
investigat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or,
-ors
in'vestitja*, -z investiture, -s

-8,

-8, -11),

-id entwist,

-s,

-ing, -ed

Oin'Q;n:zi{test, -sests, -tezm enthuaijast, -asts, -asm

inOJnizi'eestik, -al, -ali enthusiastic, -al, -ally
-z, -ig, -d; -mant enthron|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -ment
in'6r3:|l, -Iz, -lig, -Id; -Imant
enthrall [-11], -Is [-lis], -lling,
-lied; -{l)lment

in'Oroun,

in9u:

= in6jn>

O'inwad,
(I.))

-z, -li, -nis

inward,

-s

-ly, -ness

in'-winr,

-z,

-ig,

-d.

in'wouT,

in'wouTan inweayje, -es,

-ed, inwove, inwoven

-ing,

invaiala'billti inviolability
in'Tai3lab|l, -li, -Inis inviolabjle,
-ly, -leness
in'vaialit, -li, -nis inviolate, -ly,
-ness
'enviranz enin'vaisranz (s.)

virons
in'vairan, -z, -ig, -d; -mant/s environ (.), -s, -ing, -ed; -ment/s
in'rait, -s, -ig, -igli, -ignis, -id;
-a*, -az invit|e, -es, -ing, -ingly,
-ingness, -ed; -er, -ers
in'Tielid invalid {not valid)

inTeli'dei/an invalidation
in'TKlideit, -s, -ig, -id invalidat|e, -es, -ing, -ed

in'Yljnabl invaluable
invAlnara'biliti invulnerability
in'TAln9rab|l, -li, -Inis invulner[-ed
ab|le, -ly, -leness
in'vei, -z, -ig, -d inveigh, -s, -ing,

-li,

in'vesmant,

-s

-nis inventive, -ly,

= in'Testmant,

in'vestmant, -s investment,
in'vetarasi inveteracy

-s

-s

in'vetarit, -li, -nis inveterate,

-ly, -ness
invearia'biliti invariability
in'Tsariabjl, -li, -Inis inyariab|le,
-ly, -leness
'in'vais,
-3,

-iz, -li

inverse

(.

adj.),

-ly

in'va:Jn, -z inversion -s
'invait, -8 invert (s.), -s
in'va:t, -8, -ig, -id invert (v.),
-s, -ing, -ed
inva'teijan [-TO'k-], -z invocation, -s

'inyali:d, -z, -id invalid

(s.

adj.)

(infirm through illness, etc.), -s,

[-ed
inva'lidlti invalidity
inTa'lj'm/an, -z involution, -s
'invalj'uit, -s, -id involute, -s, -d

inva'nes Inverness
inva'nesj'ia* [-'nej/-] Invernessshire
'invantrli, -iz inventor|y, -ies

inra'rsari Inverary
inva'rnari Inverurie
in'Ti:g{l [-Teig-], -Iz, -Jiig [-lig],
-Id; -Imant/s inveig|le, -Ies,
-ling, -led; -lement/s

in'vidias [-djas],
ous, -ly, -ness

-li,

-nis invidi-

in'reid, -z, -ig, -id; -a*, -az invad|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
in'viigl, etc.
in'yeigl, etc.

inviga'rei/an invigoration

in'veisan, -z, invasion -s

in'rektlT, -z invective, -s
in'velap, -s, -ig, -t; -mant en-

-ors
invinsi'biliti [-sa'b-] invincibility
in'Tinsibjl [-sab-], -li, -Inis invincibjle, -ly, -leness
invi'tei/an, -z invitation, -s

velop (v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -ment

in'venjan, -z invention, -s

in'vigareit. -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az

invigoratfe, -es, -ing, -ed; -or,

.invizi'biliti

i'piskapasi

220

inrizi'biliti [-Z8'b-] invisibility

iu'rizib|l [-zab-], -li, -Inis invis-ly,

-ib|le,

in'TOuk,

-s,

-leness

-ing, -ed
'iuTois, -iz, -ig, -t invoicie, -es,
-ing, -ed
in'T9l3ntar{i, -ill, -inis involuntar|y, -ily, -iness

in'YolT, -z,
-ing, -ed

-ii),

-d involv|e,

= inra'k= 'indsa*,
O 'insa*,

-es,

etc.

ii)

etc.

Ingham

O'igtJ^It^zbi Ingoldsby
'iggasol Ingeraoll
'iggat [-got], -s ingot, -s
'ii)gl|b9r3, -bi Ingle] borough, -by
'iggland, -a*, -az England, -er,
-ers

English

[-men
'iggliJIman, -man Englishlman,
'iggliXIwuman, -wimin English'IflgliJ"

|woman, -women
'igglz Inglis
'iijglzbi

Ingoldsby

'iggat, -s

= 'iggat,

-s ingot, -s

'iggrdm Ingram

Oigk,

-s,

-ig,

-t

ink

(.

igk- see also ink-

v.),

-s,

[-ing, -ed

'igkbotl, -z inkbottle, -s
Inca, -s
'igke*, -z inker, -s
'igkam, -z
'ink- income, -s
'igk|i, -la*, -list ink|y, -ier, -iest
'igkjub|3s ['ink-], -ai, -asiz incub|us, -i, -uses
'igklig, -z inkling, -s
'igkpot, -8 ink-pot, -s
'igkstiend, -z ink-stand, -s
'iijka, -z

O'igland,

O
O

'iglij, e<c.

i'ou-, I'al-

= i>

'Iggl-

i'paiaras Epirus

ipeemi'nandses Epaminondas
i'pifan|i, -iz Epiphan|y, -ies
ipikeekjn'eena ipecacuanha
ipiska'peilian [ep-, -Ijan], -z,
-izm episcopalian (s, adj.), -s,
-ism

i'piskapasji [e'p-], -iz episcopac|y,

-ies

[e'p-], -all episcopjal,

-ally
i'pisi, -z epistle, -s

i'pitamaiz

[e'p-j,

-ig,

-d;

[-i8|e],

-es,

-iz,

-az epitomizje
-ing, -ed; -er, -ers
-a*,

i'pitami [e'p-], -z epitome, -s

i'pitamist [e'p-], -s epitomist,

-s

O'ipswit/ Ipswich
erica
eradication
i'reedikeit, -s, -ig, -id eradicat|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
i'rsedikabl eradicable

Inge

0'i!)9in

fpiskepjal

i'raika [e'r-]
O irsBdi'keiJ'an

inro'k-

i'piskepsl i'rekjan

i'piskapit [e'p-], -s episcopate, -s

-t inTok|e, -es,

-ii),

irsesi'biliti [aiar-] irascibility

i'rtesibjl [aia'r-],

-Ii,

-Inis iras-

cib|le, -ly, -leness

Erastus

i'rsestas [e'r-]
ireej'a'nteliti

[-J^^-]

irrationality

-anali
i'rseXlanJ [i^l],
irrati|onal, -onally

[-Jifali]

i'reetik

erratic,

-al,

[e'r-],

-al,

-ali

-ally

i'rsezmas [e'r-] Erasmus

i'rtezmian [e'r-], -z, -izm Eraamian, -s, -ism
O I'rApJan, -z 1) eruption, -s;
2) irruption, -s
i'rApt, -s, -ig, -id erupt, -s, -ing,
-ed
i'rAptiv, -li
-ly;
1) eruptive,
2) irruptive, -ly

Oi'reis, etc.
i'reiz, etc.
i'reit|am [e'r-], -a errat|um, -a
i'reiz, -iz, -ig, -d; -a*, -az; -abl,
-mant eras|e, -es, -ing, -ed -er,
;

-ers;

-able,

-ment

i'reisa*, -z erasure, -s
Oi'refjutab|l, -li irrefutab|le, -ly
irefraga'biliti irrefragability

i'refragab|I, -li, -Inis irrefragab|le, -ly, -leness

iregjn'leerit{i, -iz irregularit|y,
-ies

i'regjula*, -li irregular, -ly

i'rekagnaizabl irrecognizable
irekansaila'biliti irreconcilability

i'rekansailabjl

[irekan's-], -li,
-Inis irreconcilab|le, -ly, -leness
i'rekjan, -z erection, -s

i'rekt 'irisponsi'Mllti
i'rekt, -li, -nis, -s,

erect (a^/.
-ed; -lie

-:

v.), -ly, -i
-ness,

i'rttliTan|s, -si,

id; -ail
8,-ing,

-siz; -t, -tli

ir-

relevan|ce, -cy, -cies; -t, -tly

irep^ra'biliti irreparability
i'reparabjl, -11, -Inis irreparabjle,
-ly.

irepri'henslbjl [-sab-], -11, -Inis

irreprehensib|le, -ly, -leness
i'reT3kab|l, -11, -Inis irrevocab|le,
-ly, -lenesB
i'reT3ran|s, -t, -tli irreveren(ce,
'

-t,

-tly

ireza'ljnij'an irresolution
I'rezaljfn:!;, -11, -nis irresolute,
-ly, -ness
i'rezaljnbl irresoluble

O'irakwoi,

-z

Iroquois

221

(sing.),

(plur.)

iris'pansibll [-sab-], -li irrespons-ib|le, -ly

iris'ponsiv, -li, -nis irresponsive,
-ly, -ness
iri'teijan, -z irritation, -s
'iriteit, -s, -Ig, -id; -It irritat|e,
-es, -ing, -ed; -ive
[-leness
irita'biliti irritability
'irltab|l, -11, -Inis irritabjle, -ly,
'iritant, -s irritant (s. adj.), -s
iri'triivabjl, -li, -Inis irretrievab|le, -ly, -leness
iri'Ta:sib|l [-sab-], -li, -Inis irreversib|le, -ly, -leness

bility
iri'zistib|l [-tab-], -11, -Inis irreBistib|le, -ly,

iri'zalvabl,
-ness

-leness
irresolvable,
-nis
erod|e, -es,

-z, -Ig, -id

-ing, -ed
-t

iri'dju:Bib|l [-sab-], -11, -Inis irreducib|le, -ly, -leness

iri'flektlT irreflective

iri'geijan irrigation
'irigeit, -s, -iij, -id; -a*, -az irrigat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or, -ors

iri'kATarab|l, -li, -Inis irrecoverab|le, -ly, -leness

iri'kleiinab|I, -li irreclaimab|le,
-ly

[-ness
iri'lidsan irrehgion
iri'lid3as,-li, -nis irreligious, -ly,
iri'miidiabU [-djab-J, -11, -Inis
irremediab|le, -ly, -leness
'irimniTa'biliti irremovability
iri'mn:Tab{l, -li, -Inis irremovab|le, -ly, -leness
iri'pi:lab|l, -li irrepealab|le, -ly

iri'pleisabl irreplaceable
iri'presib|l [-sab-], -li, -Inis irrepresaib|le, -ly, -leness
-Inis irreiri'prontJ"ab|l, -li,
proachablle, -ly, -leness
iri'prnrTab|l, -11, -Inis irreprovab|le, -ly, -leness

irl'septlT irreceptive
iri'spektlT, -li irrespective, -ly
'mspansi'biliti [-sa'b-] irresponsibility

irresisti-

'irizisti'biliti [-ta'b-]

'

is'pai

'

Oi'roud,

ira'wodi Irawadi
iri'bitabl irrebuttable
iri'desanls, -t iride8cen|ce,

,iris'pansibl

= e'rouika

i'rouika
i'rounjas

Eroica
-nis errone-

-li,

[e'r-],

ous, -ly, -ness

i'ronsiv erosive
i'ronsan, -z erosion,
Oi'ratlk, -s erotic (s.

Oirr-

= ir-

-s
adj.), -a

Hi'asAi Ysaye
Oi'senJ|l, -all, -alnis essenti|al,
-ally, -alness

O'isaka* [-ka:*] Issachar

O'isidaia* Isidore
O'isjiu: [IJin:], -uiz,

.n-ii|, -uid
-uing, -ued
'isjn'la* i'l/iu'-], -az, -abl issu|er,
-ers, -able

is8|ue

(.

v.),

Ois'ka:pmant,

-ues,

-s

escarpment,

-s

is'kalis'keelap, -t
is'kieriat Iscariot

is'lutjan, -z escutcheon,
is'keip, -s,
(s.

v.),

-ii),

-t;

-mant

-es, -ing, -ed;

-s

escapje

-ement

is'kait, -s, -iT|, -id escort

(v.),

-s,

-ing, -ed
[-'kael-], -t escallop, -ied
is'kalja, -z escnscboltzia, -s
is'kwaia*, -z 1) esquire, -s; 2) Esq.
'isOmas, etc.
'ismas, etc.
is'pjai, -aiz, -aiig, -aid; -aial
esp|y, -ies, -ying, -ied; -ial

is'kolap

O
O

is'

pauz i'Tsekj ueit

222

i'Ttendstlaiz 'Izrelal

is'pauz, -iz, -ig, -d; -I, -Iz espousle, -63, -iug, -ed; -al, -als
is'pielja*, 'Zp -rig, -d espalier
(s. v.), -a, -ing, -ed

i'viendsilaiz [-dsel-], -iz, -ig, -d

evaDgeliz|e [-isle], -es, -ing, -ed

is'peX|], -ali especi|al, -ally

i'vffindsiliin [-dsal-]

isp9'ha:n

[-'hteii]

Ispahan

etc.

eatop,

-dl

is'top, -8, -ig, -t;

-a,

-ping, -ped; -pel

ig'treint^s, -iz, -ig, -d: -mant
estrangle, -es, -ing, -ed; -ment
'istria latria
is'tjiit, -8, -in, -id escheat (s. v.),
a, -ing, -ed
is'tju:, -z, -ig, -d eschew, -s, -ing,
-ed

is'Oet-

iviendsi'listik [-dsa'l-] evangelivffipa'reijan, -z evaporation, -s

i'vepareit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az
evaporatfe, -es, -ing,, -ed; -or,

i'veeparabl evaporable
Oi'TAlJan, -z evulsion,
Oi'veid, -z, -ig, -id:
evad|e,

iven1ju'elit{i [-tju-], -iz eventualit|y, -ies

i'venyual [-tju-], -i eventual,

Oi'vik/an, -z eviction, -a
i'vikt, -8, -ig, -id evict,

-s,

-ly

-ing,

-ed

Oi'tffilik, -8 italic
[-is|e],

-iz,

i'taeljan, -z Italian
i'taini:'ta:n-

-a

(I.),

-ig, -d
-es, -ing, -ed

i'tselisaiz,

(s.

italiciz|e

a^.), -s

'itareit, -8, -ig, -id

-ing, -ed

Oi'tin-

-z

Oi'TOnk,

its; 2) it's

-s

(=

it is)

it'setra [et-, at-], -z 1) etcetera,

-s; 2) etc.
-iz, -ig, -t; -i, -inis

itch,

-es, -ing, -ed; -y, -iness

'iOalca Ithaca
'iOama:* [-ma*] Ithamar

-z

evok|e, -es,

-z, -ig,

rdj -abl evolv|e,

evacuation,

-ed; -able
iz 1) is {from be) {normal form);
2) hia {weak form)

O'izabel

1) Isabel; 2) laobel
iza'bela Isabella
'izod 1) Izard; 2) Izzard
Oi'ziikjal Ezekiel

Oiz'Ieemik islamic
'izlam, -ait/s, -izm Islam,
-ism

-ite/s,

'izligtan Islington
-z ism, -a
'izmall [-meil] Ismail
i'zalda Isolda

Oizm.

ii'Oia-

iTcekju'ei/dn,

-ig, -t

-ea, -ing,

it'8elf itself

-8,

-ing, -ed

Oi'volv^

Etruscan,

'itriam Yttrium
i'trnaria, -n, -uz Etruria, -n, -na
1)

iviaa'reijan evisceration

iterat|e, -ea,

ai'tin-

Oi'trAskan,

i'vins, -iz, -ig, -t evinc|e, -ea,

-ing, -ed
i'vinsibjl [-8ab-]j -li evinoib|le, -ly

i'visareit, -8, -ig, -id eviBoerat|e,

-68, -ing, -ed

O'itali Italy
ita'reij^n iteration

i'eia-

-er, -ers

-li, -ni8
evasive, -ly,
-ness
i'voisan, -z evasion, -s
Oi'vent, -s, -ful [-fol] event, -s,

it

OitJ,

-az

-a*,

-ing, -ed;

-fill

i8ju:, etc.
'ijl^n:, etc.
'ijmeial, -ait/s lahmael, -ite/a

Oits

-es,

[-ors
-a

i'veisiv,

i:s'6et-

'is0ma8 ['isfma8], -iz iathmua, -ea

'isOmian ['i8<m-, -mjaii] isthmian
IsOmian, -z Isthmian, -a

it

Evangeline

istic

= 'is9mas,

etc.

[-isa-]

ist, -8

-ment/s

is'teit, -s estate, -a

'istmas,

gelization

i'Ytend3ili8t [-dsal-j, -s evangel-

Ois'tsebliJ, -iz. -in, -t; -a*, -az;

-rnant/s establisn, -ea, -ing, -ed;
-er, -ers;

ivaBndsilal'zeiJ'aii [-dsal-] evan-

-a

i'vtekjaeit, -8, -ig, -id: -a*, -az

evacuat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or, -ors

O'izreial

[-rial], -ait/s,
Israel, -ite/a, -itish

-aitij

ja: ja'self

228

ja: yah
Ojaii,

yardarm,

-s

0'ja:ma6 Yarmouth

Ojcem,

yak,

yam

-d

-z, -ii),

-8

yam, -s
jeegk; -s Yank,

(. v.), -a,

[-ing,

-ed

Yankee,

-s;

-a

-z

'jtegU, -z;
-doodle

Oji:ld, -z, -ig, -igli, -id yield

(. .). -8, -ing, -ingly, -ed
Cpjun, -z, -ig, -d yean, -s, -ing, -ed
'ji:nlig, -z yeanling, -s
ji:st, -ij -inis yeast, -y, -iness
ii{occasional weak form o/'ji:)ye

O'jidiJ Yiddish

-s

-'daidl

O jia*

[ja:*], -z, -li

year,

-s, -ig, -t yap,

O'Jteron yarrow (Y.)
0'ji.k9, -z yucca, -a

O JAfl, -ga*, -gist

-s,

-ping,
[-ped

jou Yeo
'joud|l, -Iz,

1) (s.aij.) young

Yonge

(Yj, -est; 2)

-^g

[-aligj, -Id yodjel

-els, -el(l)ing,

(. .),

Ojou'hou yo-ho
Ojonk, -8, -ig, -t

-el(ljed

1) (. v.)

'JAghAzband Younghusband
'JAgiJ youngish
'JAijka*, -z younker, -a

'jouk^l, -z yokel,

'JA^ksia*, -z youngster,

jonkt yoked (from yoke)

Ojeit, -8 Yate, -s
jel, -z, -ig, -d (s.

-s

-ing, -ea

yellow,

-s,

-y, -ed, -ness

'jelouij, -nis yellowish, -ness
'jelouplAj" Yellowplush
'jeloastoun [-stan] Yellowstone

jelp,

-s,

-t

-it),

Ojen, -z yen,
Ojes yes

yelp

(s.

v.),

[-ing,

-s

-a,

-ed

1) your, -s; 2) yore

jo:a'geI|f^ -vz yoursel|f, -ves
Ojo:k, -8 1) York, -s; 2) Yorke

Oja:9*, -z

'jo:ki8t, -8 Yorkist, -s

'jo:kXia* Yorkshire

OJ3:n,

[jia*], -z, -li 1) year, -s, -ly;

2) dialectal for ia*, -z ear, -s

ja:*

a:k8 Yerkes
['jial-],

-z, -ig,

'ja:nin, -z

(s.)

-z yearling, -s
-d yearn, -s, -ing,
[-ed
yearning, -s

years {plur. of year);

2) dialectal for iaz ears (^iiw.

'ja:z

o/

ja*

1)

ear)
{occasional

jo:*) your
ja'seljf, -vz

-s,

Oja:d yawed {from yaw)

Jea* Yare

ja:n,

v.),

jo:* [jo:a*, joa*, jua*], -z your, -s

ja:* [jo:a*] yore

O jo:l,

'ja:lii)

(.

-ing, -ed

jestadi [-dei] yesterday

Ojet yet

jo:*, etc.
-ig, -d yaw

etc.

-z,

o:,

-z, -i, -d, -nis

-s

O'J0H{man, -man yeo|man, -men

'jonmanjli, -ri yeoman|ly, -ry
Ojott'semiti Yosemite
JO* your {weak form)
oa*,

jelk yelk
jelon,

-s

joaka'ha:ma [-koM'Ii-] Yokohama

yell (Y.),

u.)

yok|e,

yolk,

-es, -ing, -ed; 2) (g.)

jei yea
Ojcil Yale

-s,

-ly

-s,

'jialig ['ja:l-], -z yearling, -s

O jsep,

(Y.), -er

'jatgmen

ji: ye

-z yard, -s

'ja:da:in, -z

O Jo:n,
jk,

ji:

(s.

-z

yawl,

-z,

v.),

-a,

-s

-igli, -d yawn
-ing, -ingly, -ed

-ig,

O j8:'8el|f [ja:a-,

joa-, jua-, ja-],

-vz yoursellf, -ves

Oja:z

'jadi,
O joik,

1) yours; 2) yaws
'joadl, etc.
etc.

-t yoick,
jaiks {mterj.) yoicks
-s, -ig,

-ing,

[-ed

Ojan yon

'jonda* yonder
weak form of O'jarik Yorick
Ojat, -s, -ig yacht,

ja;'8-

-s,

'jats|man,

-s,

-ing

-man yachts|man, -men

jn;ju-'lisiis!

224

9jn: you (normal form)

ju:,
-s;

-z

yew,

1)

3)

-s;

2)

ewe

(E.),

{the letter), -'s

Ojni'bi'a Euboea
ju'bikwi'tearian, -z ubiquitarian
(U.), -s

jii''bikTrit{3S,

-i

ubiquit|ou8, -y
or you

Ojmd you d (= you had

would)
'ja:dal udal (U.)

jn:'di:m3nizm eudemonism
jnidi'omita*, -z eudiometer,

-s

jn:'d9k8ia Endoxia
jn''dDmit9*, -z udometer, -s
'ju:d3i:n [jui'dsim] Eugene
jui'dsiinia

O ju:dz

Eugenia

youths

O'jn'8%

(plur.

of youth)

-z ewer, -s

0'jii:f9naiz, -iz, -ip, -d euphoniz|e [-i8|e], -es, -ing, -ed

'jnifani euphony
jnifi'mistik, -91, -ali euphemistic,
-al, -ally
'jn.'fimlzin, -z euphemism, -s
'jn:fjai:z

Euphues

jii:Qa''i8tik euphuistic
'jni^'u'izm, -z euphuism, -s

jn:'fonik, -3I, all euphonic, -al,

-ally

Euphrates
euphrasy

jn:'freiti:z

'jnifrasi

ju:'frazini:

Oj''gsend8

jnilju'leijan

'jn:siz

juilju'leijan [a1-], -z ululation, -s

'ju:]juleit ['a1-], -s, -ig, -id ululat|e, -es, -ing, -ed

ja:'lond3i3m, -z eulogium, -s
O'juima*, etc. dialectal for 'hjn:ma*, etc.
Oju:'nait, -s, -ii), -id, -idli; &*,
-8z; -abl unit|e, -es, -ing, -ed,
-edly; -er, -ers; -able
jn''neenima8,-li, -nis unanimous,
-ly, -ness
jninee'nimiti
jniua'ii- unani-

mity
'ju:nek, -8 ewe-neck, -s
'juinak, -8 eunuch, -a

jnina'nimiti [-ne'n-] unanimity

jn:'ni:k, -11, -nis unique, -ly,
-ness
Jninl'seksiair-Ejal], -1 uniaxial, -ly
'jn.'nlan, -z
'jn:nj9n, -z
'jii:ni|fai,
-faiz, -faiii|, -faid;
-faiabl uni|fy, -fies, -fying,
-fied; -fiable
jninifi'keij'an, -z unification, -s
'jnmifoim, -z, -li, -nis uniform
(s. a(^'.), -8, -ly, -ness
ju:ni'f9:miti uniformity
'jn:nik9:n, -z unicorn, -s
'jn:ni'leetr{9l, -all unilaterjal,
-ally
^a:ni'sek8jaal [-kju-] unisexual
'jn:nisn
'jumlzn unison
'jninit, -s unit, -a

Euphrosyne

Uganda

Ojni'keis, -iz ukase,

(s. v.),

jnmi'tearian, -z, -izm unitarian

(U.), -s, -ism

jn:k3'lipt9S eucalyptus
'jnikarist, -s Eucharist, -s
jnika'ristik, -al, -all eucharistic,

'jn:nit{l, -iz unit|y, -ies

'jn:niTa:8, -iz universe (U.), -s
jn:niTa:'sseliti universality
jn'til'Taislal, -all, -alnls univer-

'ju:ka*, -z, -rii), -d

-8, -ing, -d
_

-al,

-s

euchre

-ally

jn-k3'ta:n [-'tsen]

Yucatan

'jniklid Euclid

Ojn:l

1)

Yule;

2) you'll

(= you

will)

ewe-lamb,
Eulalia

'JDi'lsem, -z
jii:'leili8

-s

'jn:l3d3aiz, -iz, !), -d eulogiz|e

[-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed
'jn:l3d3|i, -iz eulog|y, -ies
jmla'dsistik, -al, -all eulogistic,
-al, -ally

s|al, -ally, -alness

ju'ni'Taisalaiz, -iz, -ig, -d univer8aliz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed

ju'ni'vaisalizm universalism
ja'ni'Ta:8it|i, -iz, universit|y, -ies
'jninizn [-isn] unison
'jniqjan [-nian], -z union (U.), -s
'jn:]ijaii|ist, -ists, -izm unionjist

-ism
use (.),

(U.), -ists,

Ojn:8,

-iz

'ju:s|ftl.

-fall

-s

[-fall],

use|ful, -fully, -fulness

'JDisiz uses (plur. of use

-fulnls

jii''li8i:z

Ulysses

s.)

'ju:sjn'frAkt kaibanai'z-

'juisjn'fcAkt ['jn:q-], -s usufruct,

-8

'jnislis, -11, -nls useless, -ly, -ness

jn:st 1) (v.) used {was or were

accustomed); 2) (adj.) used {ac-

customed)
jnis'telklen Eustachian
'jn:st3S [-tis]

Eustace

O'jnrta: [-ta]

Utah

'jnitUaiZj

abl

-ain

-iz,

weak form)

ine

-dj -a*,

ed:
-able
jn:tilai'zeiX9n utilization [isa-]
'"~ "*'i'*
ntilitjo:tili'tE3ri9n^ -z, izm
arian (s. adj.), -s, 'ism
ju:'tillti utility
jni'toupia [-pja], -n, -nz Utopia,
-n, -ns
'jn:trikl, -z utricle, -s
0'ji:|e, -8z you|th, -ths

jniOs'neizis [-sia] euthanasia

-full [-fall], -fwlnis
youthlful, -fully, -fulness
OjiiiT you've (= you have)
'jnivjnlla, -az; -a* uvul|a, -as; -ar
'jn:e|fMl,

yews;

2)

ewes;

3)

U's

ju:z (v.), -iz, -ill, -d; -a*, -az;

-abi us|e {make use of), -es, -ing,
-ed; -er, -ers; -able
ju:2d 1) used (/Vom ju:z a ); 2) less
common form of jnist adj. {accustomed)
jn:'za:p, -s, -ig, -t; -a*, -az usurp,
-s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers

jmzai'peijan, -z usurpation,

=ja:*, -z your, -s;

== ju:a*, -z ewer, -s;
4) you're (= you are)
jna'raia Uriah
jua'reinas [Jnaranas] Uranus

O'jua*, -z
2)

utiliz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing,

(s.) 1)

v.)

O jnbik- = jn:bik-

-er, -ers;

Ojn:z

'jnisyu'frAkt, -s
'ju:sjui'zjnarias [jui'sna-], -li, -nis
usurious, -ly, -ness
O'juisara*, -z usurer, -s
'jn:3U9l, -li, -nis usual, -ly, -ness

'juisnari [-3ari] usury

you {occasional strong form
ofjn: before vowels, also frequent

uter|us, -i;

-ii|,

{from use

'ju:ziz uses

ju

jn:'ten8il, -z utensil, -s
jn:'t9:pl Euterpe
'ju:t3r|3S, -ai

'jn:ziz tai'bonik

225

Ure;

1)

3)

jns'reinia [-nja], -n Urania, -n

joa'reiniam [-njam] uranium

'juareit, -s urate, -s

jua'reisian [-Jan],

-z

Eurasian,

'juariin

Urim

Jnarin, -ari urin|e, -ary

'juarinal [-n\], -z urinal,
jua'ripidiiz Euripides

-s

j:'sjua'self, -z
'jnaz 1) yours; 2) ewers

Ojn'g-, jnk-, Jul-, jnnjna'rOju'r-

-s

'juizans, -iz usance, -s

'ja:zid3, -iz usage, -s

= jn:-

Oju't- jn:'t-

ka:*, -z 1) car, -s; 2) Carr

-z carbine, -s

kaiba'tteijas carbonaceous

O'kaibain,

kaiba'nifaras carboniferous

'ka:bAi|kl, -z carbuncle, -s

'kaibanit, -s carbonate, -s
kaibi'nia*, -z carbineer, -s

'ka:ban, -z carbon, -s
'ka:banaiz, -iz, -ig, -d carbouiz|e
[-isle], -es, -ing, -ed
kdibanai'zeijan carbonization
[-isa-]

Miohaelia & Jonea,

-a

jua'reOr|a, -i:
jua'ri:er|a, -i:
'juaral Ural
'jnaranas [jua'reinas] Uranus
'jnarap Europe
jnara'pi'aiK -z European, -s
'jnaras 1) Urus; 2) Eurus
jna'riika eureka
jna'riiOrla, -i: urethrja, -se
jua'ridisi' Eurydice
'jnarial Uriel
'juarik uric

'kaibjnaretid carburetted
kai'balik carbolic
'kaiban carbon
'kaiban
kai'banik carbonic

Phonetic Dictionary

15

ko:d 'ko:pltswi:p8*
Oka:d^
-a,

-z,

-ii|,

226

-id card

{s.

v.),

-ing, -ed

'ka:db9:d card-board
'ka:disek cardiac
'ka:dif Cardiff
'ka:din^, -z cardinal (s. a^j.), -s
'kaidin^/ip, -s cardinalahip, -s
'kaidkeis, -iz card-case, -s
'kaidjaipa*, -z card-sharper, -s
'ka:dteibl, -z card-table, -s
Oktt:|f, -Tz cal|f, -ves

'ka:fstun calf-skin

O'kaigon, -z cargo, -es

O'kaikas, -iz 1) carcass, -es;

2) car-

case, -s
'ka:ki, -z khaki, -s

Oka:l

1)

Karl; 2) Carl

ktti'laH 1) Carlyle;
3) Carlisle
'ka:llf, etc.

2)

Oka:m,

-z,

-ig, -d

-a*,

calm

2)

-ist,

Calton;

-li,

-nis;

adj. v.), -s, -er,

-est, -ly, -ness; -ing, -ed
{s.

'ka:maik9l Carmichael
'ka:main carmine
'ka:mel [-mal] Carmel
'kaimen Carmen

f-men
'ka:|m3nj -man [-men] carfman,
'ka:milait [-mal-], -s Carmelite, -s

Okttln 1) Calne; 2)
ka:'negi Carnegie
ka:'ni:ljan, -z

Khan

ka'n-

'kainlTal, -z carnival,

-a

kai'nlTaras carnivorous

-s, -ig, -t; -a*, -az

'kaislz 1) castles; 2) Cassilis

ka:st, -s, -ig 1) (s. v.) cast, -s,
-ing; 2) caste, -s
'ka:st'aian cast-iron
'ka:sta*, -z castor (C), -a
'kaista'roil castor-oil
'ka:8taTrei, -z caataway, -s
'ka:stignet, -s casting-net, -s
'kaist'o'f cast-off
Oka:t, -8, -ig, -id 1) cart (s. v.)
(C ), -s, -ing, -ed; 2) quart (s. v.)
(in fencing, cards), -a, -ing, -ed
3) carte (C.)

[-'blawj] (kart'bia:/)

'kttita*, -z carter (C), -s

'kaital, -z cartel, -s
'ka:tha:s, -iz cart-horse, -s
ka:'ti:zian [-sian] Cartesian

'ka:tid3 cartage
kaiti'lsedsinas cartilaginous
'kaitilids, -iz cartilage, -a
'ka:tjnlar|i, -iz cartularjy, -ies
'ka:tlond, -z cart-load, -s
'kaitrait, -s cartwright (C), -a
'ka:trid3, -iz cartridge, -s

'ktt:eid3

carp

-ing, -ed; -er, -ers

(.
ka:'peiOian, -z Carpathian, -s
-a,

kaipan'tearia [-pen-] Carpentaria

'ka:pint|a* [-pan-], -az, -rig, -ad;
-ri carpent|er (a. v.) (C), -ers,
-ering, -ered; -ry
'ka:pit, -s, -ig, -id carpet (. v.),
-8, -ing, -ed
'kaipitbteg, -z carpet-bag, -a
'ka:pitbi:t|a*,

-reagh

'kaisltan Castleton

'ka:eallk, -s

'kainlf, -all carn|al, -ally

kamt can't, cannot
v.),

'ka:sl. -z castle, -a
'ko:sl|'btt:*, -'rei Castle|bar,

'ka:trid3peipa* cartridge-paper
ka:'tu:m Khart(o)um
[-ist/s
ka:'tn:n, -z; -ist/s cartoon, -s;
kai'taij*, -iz cartouche, -a
Oka:ea'd3injan, -z Carthaginian,

'ka:nid3 carnage

Oka:p,

-s, -ig, -t cask (s. v.), -s,

'ka.'skit, -8 casket, -a
[-ing, -ed

carteblanche

'keilif, etc.

1) Carlton;
Carleton

'kaiaron

Okaisk,

kaifhlanS

'kailt^n
3)

Carlile;

ka:sk

-az, -ig
carpetbeat] er, -era, -ing
[.g
'ka:pitgTri:pa*, -z carpet-sweeper,

'kaeO-

[-s

Carthage

ka:'0/n:zian, -z Carthusian, -s
-z, -ig, -d (v.) 1) calv|e,
-es, -ing, -ed; 2) carv|e, -es, -ing,
'kaiva*, -z carver (C), -s
[-ed
ka:vz 1) calves (plur. of ka:f,
B^i pers. pres. ofkaiY); 2) carves
'kairzfat calves'-foot
Oka:z 1) cars; 2) Kara
kaib, -z; -d kibe, -s; -d
'kai'bounon cui bono

OkaiT,

O'kaidran Kidron
[-fas] Caiaphas

O'kaiaftes

'kaiari, -z

'kirii, -z kyrie, -s

'kaiarou Cairo

kaia'ragrafa*

'kaunta

'kanntafit 'kseblnitm-

827

counter-

kais'rografla*, -az; -i chirograph|er, -ers; -y

kaia'rap3d|i, -ist/s chiropod|y,n
[-ist/sj
'kaias Cains (Roman)
Okail, -z 1) chyle; 2) kyle (K.), -s
'kailon, -z kilo, -s

'kanntafit,

Okaim chyme

'kaantapa:t, -s counterpart, -s
'kaantapein, -z counterpane, -s
'kaantaplat, -s counterplot, -s
'kanntapaint counterpoint
'kauntapaiz, -iz, -ig, -d counter-

kai'merik,

-1, -all

chimeric,

-al,

-ally

kai'miara,

Okaind
-s,

-er,

(s.

-z

chimera,

-s

adj.), -z, -a*, -ist

kind,

feit

(.

-ing, -ed

-s,

'kauntafoil, -z counter-foil,

kannta'mamd,

-z, -ig, -id

-s

coun-

termand, -8, -ing, -ed

'kanntamuiY, -z counter-move,

poiaje

-est

-ig, -id

-s,

v.),

(s.

v.),

-s

-ed

-es, -ing,

kind- 'kauntapaizn counterpoison

kannta'reekjan counteraction
kaunta'rsekt, -s, -ig, -id coun'kain{dli, -dniB kinjdly, -dness

'kaind'haitid, -li, -nis

hearted, -ly, -ness

'kaindlli {a^'.), -ia*, -list, -inis

kindl|y, -ier, -iest, -iness
kai'netik, -s kinetic (s. a^'.), -a
sini'meetkaini'msetagrkaini'msetik, -s, -al kinematic,"!

O'kaijan Kishon

[-s,

-alj

O'kait, -s; -flaiiii kite, -s; -flying

O'kaiza*, -z Kaiser, -s
kau, -z, -ig, -d cow (s. v.), -s,

teract,

-s,

-ing, -ed

'kanntara'trtekjan,

-z

counter-

attraction, -s
'kannta ,sain, -z, -ig, -d countersign, -s, -ing, -ed

'kanntastronk,

-s

counter-stroke,

'kanntatjaids, -iz counter-charge,

'kannt|i, -iz count|y, -ies

-ing, -ed

'kauntinans,

O'kanbein cow-bane

[-s

counte-ing, -ed

-iz, -ig, -t

nanc|e (s. v.), -es,

'kanbai, -z cow-boy, -s
'kauntig (s.) counting
kaud cowed {from cow)
O'kaua*, -z, -rig, -d cower, -a, 'kauntighau|s, -ziz countinghou|se, -ses
-ing, -ed
'kanad, -z; -is coward (C), -s; -ice 'kauntis, -iz countess, -es
'kaaadi|i, -inis cowardljy, -iness 'kauntlis, -li countless, -ly

O'kanpa* Cowper

O'kauhaid cowhide
'kanliaid, -z cowherd, -s

'kanksetja*, -z cow-catcher,
O kaul, -z cowl, -s

-s

'kanli Cowley
0'kaaii8{l, -alz, -alig, -ld;
-ala*, -alaz couns|el (s. v.), -els,
-elling, -elled; -ellor, -ellors

0'kanr|i, -iz cowr|ie [-r|y], -ies

O'kanslip, -8 cowslip, -s

kautj", -iz, -ig, -t

-es, -ing,

couch

(s. v.),

-ed

'kantjuife caoutchouc

Okanz
2)

1)

cows

{phtr. of cow);

Cowes

kseb, -z cab, -s
'kannsil, -z {.) council, -s
'kannsal kieba'listik, -al, -ali cab(b)a'kannsil, -z, -ig, -d(w.)
listic, -al, -aUy
'kannsila*, -z 1) councillor, -s;
2)=kannsala*,-z counsellor, -s 'ktebaret [-it], -s cabaret, -s
kannsiltjeimba*, -z council- 'ksebji, -iz cabb|y, -ies
'ksebids, -iz ^sabbage, -6
chamber, -s
kannt, -s, -ig, -id count (s. v.), 'kiebids ronz, -iz cabbage-rose, -s
'ksebin, '-z cabin, -s
-s, -ing, -ed
'kmbinbai, -z eabin-boy, -s
'kannta*, -z counter, -s
kaunta'bselang, -iz, -ig, -t coun- 'ktebinit, -s cabinet, -s
'
'kbinititaeika*, -z cabinetterbalanc|e, -es, -ing, -ed
maker, -8
'kanntablaist, -s counter-blast, -s

IS*

'ktebman

'kselindz

228

-man cab man, -men

'kseblman,

'kaebstsend, -z cab-stand, -s
Oked, -z cad, -s
'ksedji, -iz 1) cadd|y, -ies; 2) cadd|ie,

-ies

'keedis 1) caddis; 2) caddice

'ksedi/, -li, -nis caddish, -ly, -ness

'ksedmsn

1)

Cadman

2)

Caedmon

'kediiii3m [-injam] cadmium

ked5, -iz, -ii), -d; -a*, -az cadgje,
-ea, -ing, -ed; -er, -era
O'ksefa*, -z 1) Kaffir, -s; 2) Caff re,
'ksefei, -z caf6, -s

[-a

'keefii'n caffeine

O'ksekl (s. v.),

cack le, -Ies,

-Iz, -Jiij [-lig], -Id

-ling, -led

'ksek^a* [-la*], -z cackler, -a

kae'kafanii, -iz cacophon|y, -ies

kte'kagrafi [ka'k-] cacography

'ksekstan Caxton
'kiektas, -iz cactus, -ea
Okse'laiapi [ka'l-] Calliope
kael'deiik Chaldaic
ksel'dra, -n, -nz Chaldea, -n, -ns
'kselei
'kselis Calaia
'kselendz [-lindz] calends

'kselaba:* Calabar

'kaelipa* ksem'pein

'kselipa*, -z 1) caliper, -s; 2) calliper, -s

'kselis ['kselei] (kale) Calais

ksel'k^ta Calcutta
ktbrkearias, -nis calcareous, -ness
'kselkin ['ka:kin], -z calkin, -a
'kselkjaleit, etc.
'keelkjulkeelkju'leijan, -z calculation, -s
'kselkjnleit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az
calculatje, -es, -ing, -ed; -or, -ors
'kaelkjnlabl calculable
'keelkjnl|as, -ai calcul|us, -i
kteljks, -si:z, -ksiz cal|x, -ces, -xes
'keelon, -a*, -ist callow (C), -er,

-est
k8e'l9sit|i[ka'l-],-iz callosit|y, -ies

'keelsain [kiiel'sain],

-z,

-d

-ii),

calcin|e, -es, -ing, -ed

kael'sedani ['keelsidani]

chalce-

dony
'kselsiam [-sjam] calcium
ksel'sifaras calciferous
'kselyari Calvary

'kalvin Calvin
'k8elrin|ist/s, -izm

[-ism
Calvin|ist/s,
kselvi'nistik, -al, -ali calvinistic,
-al, -ally

cam

'kselabsej", -iz calabash, -es

Okaem,

'kselamel calomel
'kselamas calamua
'kselamnji, -iz calumn|y, -ies

Cambyses
'kaembawal [-wel] Camberwell
'ksembal Campbell

kfBla'rifik calorific
ksela'rimit|a*, -az, -ri calorimet|er, -era, -ry
'k%las, -li, -nis callous, rly, -ness
kseli 1) kali; 2)
'kselis
'kselibeen [-ban] Caliban
'kaellba*, -z calibre, -a
[-n
kaeli'dounia [-nja], -n Caledonia,

'ksembria, -n Cambria, -n

'kalif ['keil-, 'kail-, ka'liif], -g

calif [-liph], -s

kseli'fsekX^n calefaction
kseli'fainia [-nja], -n, -nz California, -n, -ns
kaeli'grsefik, -al, -ali calligraphic,
-al,. -ally
'keelikat Calicut
'kselikon, -z calico, -es
[-xes
'kteli|ks, -si:z, -ksiz caly|x, -ces,
'kselinda* [-Ian-], -z 1) calendar,

calender, -s; 3) Callender

'kselindz [-lendz, -landz} calends
-s; 2)

-z

(C),

-a

ktem'baisiiz

'kiemdan

Camden

'ksemal [-mil], -z camel (C), -a

'kiemamail 1) camomile; 2) cha-

momile
'ksemambea* Camembert
'ktemara, -z camera, -a

'ksemaran Cameron
keema'rum, -z Cameroon, -s
'ksemfa*, -z, -reitid camphor,

-s,

-ated
'kiemilapaid [ka'mela-], -z camelopard, -s
'ksemion, -z cameo, -s
'keemisoul, -z camisole, -a
'kseml, -z camel (C), -s [-ing, -ed

ksemp, -8, -ij, -t camp

'ksempdan Campden
ksem'pein,

campaign
-er,

-era

-z,
(.

-ig,
v.),

(s. v.), -a,

-d; -a*, -az

-s,

-ing,

-ed;

kimpo'ni:li

'ksenjala

ksempa'niili, -z campanile,

-s

kaem'yiitj'i Campeachy
'kiBmpisii [-pjen] campion (C.)
'ksempsta:!, -z camp-stool, -s
kaem'tj'tetka Kamchatka

Oksenj

-z 1)

'kienaiu

(s.)

can, -s; 2)

{v.)

can

ksend canned
'ksenda* candour
kcCnda'ha:*

Kandahar

'kieudid, -11, -nls 1) candid, -ly,

-ness; 2] candied
'ksendideit/M8* [-dat-], -z candidature, -s
'ksendidit [-deit], -s candidate, -a
'ktendia Candia

k%ndi'la:br{am [-'leib-], -a cande-

'ksenada Canada
'kseualaiz, -iZj -ig, -d canaliz|e
[-is]e], -es, -ing, -ed
ksenalai'zeij^n canalization

[-isa-]

canon,

-s; 2)

'....

cannon

(^)'
'ksenanaiz, -iz, -ig, -d canonizje
[-is|e], -68, -ing, -ed
kaenauai'zeij'^ii, -z canonization
[-isa-], -s

'kaenanbail, -z cannon-ball, -s
kaeua'neid, -z, -ifl, -id cannonad|e
(s.

i;.)>

-es> -ing,

-ed

'kienanprnif cannon-proof
'kien3nr|l, -iz 1) canonr|y,
2)

lation,

[-si'l-],

-z

cancel-

-s

Kant

keen'taita [kan-], -z cantata, -s

kaen'taia* Cantire
'ksentaeb, -z Cantab, -s
kaen'tsegkaras [kan-], -li, -nis
cantankerous, -ly, -ness

kaen'teibria Cantabria
'ksenta*, -z, -rig, -d canter
-ing, -ed
'kntabari [-beri]

(s. v.),

-s,

Canterbury

-s

-s

'ksendlstik, -s candlestick, -s

1)

ksensa'leijan

ktenta'bridsian, -z Cantabrigian,

'ksendlmas Candlemas

'ksenan, -z

-alz, -alig [-Ug], -aid

canc|el, -els, -elling, -elled

'k8Bns|al,

2)

'ksend|i, -iz, -ilg, -id 1) cand|y,

-ies, -ying, -ied; 2) Kandy

labr|um, -a
'ksendl, -z candle,

'ksenot [ka:nt] cannot

'ksensa*,' -z cancer (C), -s

'ksensaras cancerous
ksent, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az 1) cant
(s. V.) (C), -s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers;

'keinain canine

==:

'ksenot 'ktepjutjin

229

-ies;

cannonry

'kaenanjat, -8 cannon-shot, -s
'kaenapli, -iz canop|y, -ies
'ksenst dialectal for 'ksenot
'kasnji, -ia*, -list, -Hi cann|y,

'ksentanal [ksen'tanal] cantonal

kaen'ti:n, -z canteen, -s
'ksentikl, -z canticle, -s
'ksentiliiTa*, -z cantilever, -s
'keenton, -z canto, -s
'ksenta:*, -z cantor, -s
kien'tan, -z, -ig, -d (s. v.) canton
(C), -s, -ing, -ed

ksen'tan, -z
(s.)
ksen'^tonmant, -s cantonment, -s

'ksen;tan, -z

ksen'tninmant,

-s

cantonment,

-s

ksen'Gseridiiz [kan-] cantharides

'ksenras, -iz, -ig, -t; -a*, -az
1) canvass, -es, -ing, -ed; -er,
-ers; 2) canvas, -es
kaenza'net, -s canzonet(te),
'keenzas Kansas

Oksegga'rn:, -z kangaroo,

-s

-s

'ksegka*, -z, -rig, -d; -ras canker

{s.v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -ous

Oksep,

-s, -ig, -t

cap

(.

v.),

-s,

'kaenibalizm cannibalism
'ksenikin, -z cannikin, -s

-ping, -ped
ktepa'keilji [-Izi], -z capercailzie,
[-s
keepa'pi: cap-&.-pie
ksepi'Iiei'iti capillarity
keepi'teijan, -z capitation, -s
'ksepitali [-t^] capitally

'kaenig Canning
'ksenista*, -z canister, -s
'ksenjan, -z canon, -s

'kiBpitalist, -s capitalist, -s
'keepitl, -z 1) capital (s. adj.), -s;
2) capitol, -s

-ier, -iest, -ily

'kffinibal, -z, cannibal, -s

'kffinjala, -z

cannula,

-s

'keepjutjin, -z

= ksepu

'/fcii,

-z

'

kteprikom 'kaerik

'kseprikoin Capricorn
'kseprionl, -z capriole, -s
keeps caps {from cap)
keep'saiz, -iz, -ig, -d capsizle
[-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed

'ksepsikam capsicum
'kaepsja:!, -z capsule, -s

'keep^nla* capsular
'keepstan, -z capstan,

-s

'ksepjan caption

[-ness
captious, -I7,
keept capped {from cap)
'ksepta*, "Z captor, -s
[-iea
'kseptin, -z captain, -s
'k8eptins{i [-tan-], -iz captaincly,
'kceptir, -z captive, -s
'kteptireit, -s, -ig, -id captivat|e,

'keepjas, -li, -nis

-es, -ing,

-ed

ksep'tiTit|i, -iz captivit|y, -ies

'kseptja*,
(s.

.),

-z,

eaptur|e

-d
-ed

-rig,

-es, -ing,

ktepo'/iin ['kaepjutjiu], -z capuchin, -s

Okser&bi'nia*, -z carabineer, -a

ksera'k3:ram Karakoram
'kserikta*.
'karakta*, etc.

etc.

-alig, -aid 1) [s. v.)

-ols,
-oiling, -oiled;

'kser|9'l, -diz,

car|ol,

2) Carroll
'kseralain Caroline
ksera'laina Carolina
'kgeramel, -z caramel,

-z

1)

ali characteriatic,

-a, -al,

-ally

'kserigtan Carrington
'keerioul, -z cariole, -a
'kseral, etc.
'kserl, etc.
Okse'seiJ'n[k9's-], -z cassation, -a
'ksesak, -s; -t cassock, -a; -ed
'ksesaroul, >z casaerole, -s
'ksesawEarji^ -iz caaBOwarjy, -ies
'ksesia cassia
kiesia'pi'a [-sio'p-] Cassiopeia
'keesias Cassiua

keegk, -s casque, -a
kees'keid, -z cascade, -s
'keesplan [-pjan] Caapian
'keesteleitid [-til-, -tal-]

caatel-

lated
keesta'net, -s Castanet, -s
keesti'geijan, -z caatigation,

-a

'ksestigeit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -ov.

caatigat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or, -ors

kees'tilian [-Ijan], -z Castilian, -s

kses'treij*?!!, -z castration, -s

-s

keera'Tsensarjai, -aiz;
-i,
-iz
caravansar|ai, -ais; -y, -ies
2)

kserika'tjna* [-'tjua*], -z, -rig,

-dj -rist/s caricatur|e (s. o.), -ea,
-ing, -ed; -ist/s
'kserikta* [-rak-], -z character, -s
'kseriktaraiz [-rak-], -iz, -ig, -d
characteriz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed
[-rak-],
kieriktarai'zeiXan
-z
characterization [-isa-], -a
keerikta'ristik [-rak-], -s, -1,

kees'ti:! Castile

'kserat, -s 1) carrot, -s; 2) caret,

-s; 3) carat, -s
'kserati carroty
ksera'Tsen, -z caravan, -s

'kserawei,

kserika'tj ua* kaete'g -

230

caraway,

-b;

Carraway

'keeraTreisiid, -z car*iway-seed, -s
'keer|i, -iz, -iig, -id; -ia*, -iaz
carr|y, -ies, -ying, -led ; -ier, -iers
kseri'ietid, -z, -i:z caryatid, -s,

'kserib Carib
[-es
keeri'bi'an Caribbean
kaeri'ba: ['kseribn:], -z caribou, -s
'keerids, -iz carriage, -s
'kseridsdraiv, -z carriage-drive, -s
'keerian carrion

'kserian'krou, -z carrion-crow,
'kserik carrick (C.)

-s

kees'treit ['ksestreit], -s, -ig, -id

caatrat|e, -es, -ing, -ed

OkeeJ,

-iz, -ig, -t 1)

cash

(. v.),

cache, -s
'kee/baks, -iz cash-box, -es
'ksejbuk, -s cash-book, -s
'kaej'a'kannt, -s cash-account, -a
'ktejalat, -s cachalot, -a
'kse/ga:* Kaahgar
ksB'Ji8*j -z caahier (.), -a
kseX'mia*, -z 1) cashmere (C), -s
-es, -ing, -ed;

2)

2)

Kashmir

'ksejn: [ka'Jn:], -z cachou, -a

Okset,

-8 cat, -a

=
=
=

ka'ta:* catarrh, etc.

'ksetaid cat-eyed
ksete'garikkeeti'garik'keetafselk, -s catafalque, -a
'ksetafail, -z
ktetrafoil, -z"
kseta'garikkteti'garik-

kse'ta:*, etc.

'

ktetsklizm

'ketJw3:d

'ktetaklizm, z cataclysm, -s

'ksetakoam,

-z

catacomb,

-z caterpillar, -s

'ktetaplsezm, -z cataplasm,

-s

-d caterwaul
-ing, -ed

-z, -ii),

-8,

v.),

'ksetgAt [-gat] catgut

'kteti

kteOa'rima Katharina
1) Catherine; 2) Catha-

'kteOarin

rine; 3) Katharine

Katty

kseti'gset Kattegat [Cattegat]

''ksetigaralz, -iz, -ii|, -d categoriz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed
ksetigarji, -iz categor|y, -ies

kseti'gariklsl [-te'g-, -ta'g-], -ali

categoricjal, -ally
'kietikaiz, -iZj -ig, -d; -a*, -az
catecliiz|e [-ia|e], -es, -ing, -ed;

'kteOond, -z cathode, -s
'kteOrin
'kteOarin
Okaeva'lia*. -z cavalier, -s
kseral'keid, -z cavalcade, -s
'ksevalri cavalry
'ktevan, -z; -as cavern, -s; -ous

'kaevana [ka'Ttena] Kavanagh

kseva'tiina, -z cavatina, -s
kavi'a:* caviar(e)
'ksevil, -z, -ii), -d; -a*, -az cavil
(s. v.), -a, -ling, -led; -ler, -lers
'ksevit|i, -iz cavit|y, -ies

'kavalri cavalry
'kwvlri
O'kjezjuist ['ksegju-], -s;

kseti'ketik, -al, -ali catechetic,

ktezjn'istik [ksesjn-], -al casuistic, -al

'ksezm, -z;

chasm,

-s;

-y

-ies

alt|y,

-s

kAb,

-z, -ii|, -d

'ksetka:!, -z catcall, -s
'ksetl cattle

'kAd|l, -Iz,
(s.

I'.),

'kaBtrafail, -z quatre-foil, -a

'katri'n Katrine
'ksetsai, -z cat's-eye, -a
'ketjap
kffitsap
'kffitslkreidi, -miit cat's-|cradle,

-Id cudd|le
-led

(s. v.),

-z catcher, -s

'kwtjii) {adj.) catching

'katjpenli, -iz catchpenn|y, -ies

'kaetjpoul, -z catchpole [-poll], -s
'ksetjwa:d, -z catchword, -s

[-Ufl],

-aid

-rig, -d; -lis colour

-ing, -ed; -less
'kAla blain|d, -dnis colour-blin|d,
[s.

caught

-s,

cudg|el (s. v.), -els, -elling, -elled

kAf, -8, -ii(, -t cuff (s. v.), -8,
-ing, -ed
O'kAkald, -z, -ig, -id cuckold
(s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed
OkAl, -z, -ig, -d cull, -a, -lug, -ed

'kAla%

-meat
'keetspo:, -z cat's-paw, -s
ketj, -iz, -ig, ka:t catch

v.),

-|ii) [-lig],

-lea, -ling,

kAdslal, -lz, -aUg

-s

(s.

'kAbad, -z cupboard, -s
-z cud, -8
'kAdli, -iz cuddly, -ies

OkAd,

ksetlaik catlike
'katljon, -z cattle-show,

cub

-bing, -bed

kteti'neij'aii, -z catenation, -s
'ksetkin, -z catkin, -s

katja*,

-i

['ksej^"]? "' casual, -ly

'k8e3jnalt|i ['ksezju-], -iz casu-

-al, -ally

'ksetikizm, -z catechism, -s
kseti'kjuimen [-min], -z catechu-

-es, -ing,

-ri

casuist, -s; ^ry

O'ksesjnal

-er, -ers

men,

Kathleen

'kee61i:n

'kavandij Cavendish

'ksetartekt, -b cataract, -a
(s.

catholic

keeea'lisiti [-eol-] catholicity

kteta'leptik cataleptic
kseta'lonnia [-nja] Catalonia
'ksetalog, -z, -ig, 'd cataloguje
(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed
ksetama'rten, -z catamaran, -s
'kseta'nainteilz cat-o'-nine-tails
'ksetapAlt, -s catapult, -s

'ksetawad,

-8

['ko:e-],

(C), -s

keeta'lektik catalectic

O'kaOalik

-s

'k{et9leps|l, -iz catalepsjy, -ies

'keetapila

'keeGallk 'kAlarabI

231

-z,

v.),

-dness

-8,

ka'lodn CuUoden
kAladn
'kAlam Culham
1)
'kAlanda*, -z
2) cullender, -s

'kAlarab|l,

-Ii

colander,

colourab|le, -ly

-s;,

232

'kilasaidsant 'kAndsa*

'kAlasa:d33iit, -s colour-sergeant,
'kAliu [-an] Cullen
[-s

'kAuig

'kAnig,
-ly,

cunning

-nis

-li,

kAt

[a.

adj.),

-ness

-z culm, -s
kAlmi'neiXan, -z culmination, -s
'kAlmineit, -s, -ii|, -id culminatje,

'kAnigam 1) Cunningham;
2) Coningham; 3) Conyngham

-ed
kAlps'biliti culpability
'kAlp9b|l, -li, -Inis culpab|le, -ly,
'kAlprit, -s culprit, -s
[-leness
kAlt, -s cult, -s
kAlti'veiJan cultivation
'kAltiyeit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az;
-abl cultivatje, -es, -ing, -ed;
-or, -ors; -able
'kAltirabl cultivable
'kAlt/a*, -z, -d culture, -s, -d
'kAlra*, -z culver, -s

'kAntr|i, -iz countr|y, -ies

kAlm,

-es, -ing,

kAlz culls [from

OkAm,
-ing,

-z, -ig,

cull)

keim comje,

-es,

came

'kAmba*,

-z, -rig, -d

cumber,

-s,

-ing, -ed

'kAnstabl, -z constable (C),

'kAntrifouk,

-ness
-s,

-ing, -ed

'kAmbatant['kam-],-s combatant,
-8

'kAntrijman, -man countryjman,

-men
'kAntri'said country-side
'kAntri'siit, -s country-seat, -s
OkAgfc'tei/an cunctation, -s
kAgfc'teita*, -z cunctator, -s

OkAp,

-s,

-li,

-nis

comb-

ative, -ly, -ness

-s,

-ig,

comfort

-er, -ers;

cup

v.),

-s,

'kApbeara*, -z cup-bearer, -s
'kApfal, -z cupful, -s
'kApiggla:s, -iz cupping-glass,

-es

(s.

'kAp|l, -Iz, -lig [-^g], -Id coupjle

(s. v.), -Ies, -ling, -led

-z coupler, -a
>z

(s.)

coupling,

-s

kAps, kApt cups, cupped

0'kArans|i, -iz currenc|y, -ies
'kArant, -s, -11, >nis 1) current
adj.),

-id;

(s. v.), -s,

-az;
-ing, -ed
-a*,

-less

-s,

-ly, -ness;

2) cur-

rant, -s
'kArji,

'kAmbras, -li, -nis cumbrous, -ly,

'kAmbrian Cumbrian
[-ness
-lis

-Ig, -t

-ping, -ped

(s.

'kAmbatir ['kom-],

'kAmfat,

-s

'kApIit, -s couplet, -s

'kAmbat['k9m-]-s, -ig,-id combat

{v.),

country-folk,

-s

'kAntri'lian|8, -ziz country-hou|se,

-ses

'kAmbaland Cumberland
'kApla*,
'kAmbasam, -li, -nis cumbersome, 'kAplig,
-ly,

-s

-iz,

-lig,

1) curr|y (s. v.)

-id;
(C),

-ia*,
-ies,

-iaz

-yiug,

-ied; -ier, -iers; 2) Currie

'kArids courage
'kAripauda* curry-powder
'kArn'kAran-

'kAmfata*, -z comforter (scarf), -s OkAS, -iz cuss, -es

'kAmfatab|I, -li comfortab|le, -ly 'kAsid, -li, -nis cussed, -ly, -ness
'kAmfit, -s comfit, -s
kAsp, -s cusp, -s
'kAmin 1) cumin; 2) cummin; 'kAstad, -z custard, -s
3) Comin; 4) Comyn
'kAstad^eepl, -z custard-apple, -s
'kAmig, -z Gumming, -s
'kAstadi custody
'kAnil|i, -ia*, -list, -inis come]|y, 'liAstam, -z; -abl custom, -s; -able
-ier, -iest, -iness
'kAstama*, -z customer, -s
'kAmpas, -iz, -ig, -t compass 'kAstamarji, -ill, -inis customar|y,
(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed
-ily, -iness
'kAmj>tan Compton
'kAstamhanls, -ziz custom-hous|e,
'kAmrid, etc.
'kam- comrade
-ses
kAmz comes (from come)
kAS'toudi[al[-dj-],-an/zcustodi|al,
O'kAndit
'kandit
-an/s
'kAndsa*, -z, -rig, -d; -ra*, -raz O kAt, -s, -ig; -a*, -az cut (s. v.),

conjur|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers

-a,

-ting; -ter, -ters

'kite*

'fceimsn

'kAta*, -z cutter,

Okein,

-z 1) cane (C), -s;

Caine; 4) Kane
'keinain ['ksen-j canine

-s

'kAtawei cut-away
'kAtii), -z

'kAtl, -z cuttle (C), -s

'kAtla*, -z; -ri cutler, -s; -y
'kAtlas, -iz cutlass, -es
'kAtlfij, -iz cuttle-fish, -es
'kAtlit, -s cutlet, -8
kA'tJer]!, -iz cutcherr|y, -ies

'kAtOrout,

'keinait, -s Cainite,

O'keias chaos
O keip, -s cape (C),

>s cut-throat, -s

-ing, -ed
'kATaldeil, -li Cover|dale, -ley
'kATalit, -8 coverlet, -s
-8,

'kAvantri
'koT- Coventry
'kAvat, -li covert, -ly
'kATO'yna* [-tjua*] coverture
'kAvi, -z covey {of birds), -s
'kAvinant, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az
-er,

(s.

v.),

-s,

-ing,

-s

[-s

-s

'keipa*, -z, -rig, -d caper

-s, -ing, -ed

-s,

-ing,

v.),

(s.

keipa'bilit|i^ -iz capabilitly, -ies

'keipabjl, -li, -Inis capab|le, -ly,
-leness
'keipan, -z capon, -s

'keip'taun Capetown

Okeis

(s. v.),

'kel'si:, -z

-iz, -ig, -t cas|e

(C),

-ed

-es, -ing,

K. C,

-'s

'keisiin ['keizi-] casein(e)

'keisig (s.) casing

'keismeit, -s casemate,

'kATit, -s, -ig, -id covet,

OkAz

-ed;

-era

-ed
'kAvitas,

Cain;

'keina Cana
'keinan [-njan] Canaan
'keinanait [-njan-], -s Canaanite,

O'kAObat, -sn Cuthbert, -son

O'kAva*, -z, -rig, -d cover (s. v.),

covenant

2}

3)

cutting, -s

(.)

kein -'kempis

233

'keismant

['keiz-], -s

-s

casement,

-s

'keisnaijf, -vz case-kni|fe, -ves

-li,

-nis covetous,

-ly,"]

[nessj

coz

'kAz|n, -nz, -]^ig, -nd 1) (s.) cou8|in,

-ins; 2) (v.) coz|en, -ens, -ening,

-ened

'keisjot ['kei/Jot] case-shot

Okeit Kate
-z, -rig^ -d; -ra*, -raz
cater (C), -s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
'keitakAzn^ -z cater-cousin, -s

'keita*,

-az, -ids cozen|er, ers, 'keiti Katie

'keitif, -s caitiff, -s
-age
'keitou Cato
'kAznz 1) cousins; 2) cozens
'keitsbi Catesby
(the letter), -'a
kei, -z
0'keib|l (s. v.), -Iz, -J^ig [-lig], -Id 0'keie,nes Caithness
keiv, -z, -ig, -d cav|e (s.
cab|le, -Ies, -ling, -led
(C), -es, -ing, -ed
'keiblgrsem, -z cablegram, -s
'keivdwela*, -z cave -dweller,
Okeid, -z cade (C), -s
^
'keivi cave (interj.)
'keidans, -iz cadence, -s
keids, -iz, -ig, -d cag|e (s. v.), 'keiviset, -s caveat, -s
Okeiz 1) K's; 2) Kayes
-es, -ing, -ed
'keizmant, -s casement, -s
kei'en ['keien] cayenne (C.)
'kA.zif.\B*,

v.)

-s

eke'di:y [ki'd-], -z Khedive, -s

O'keialin ['keiol-] kaolin
O keik, -s, -ig, -t cak]e (s. v.), keds, -iz, -ig, -d kedg|e (s. v.),
-es, -ing, -ed
[-es, -ing, -ed
O keil kale
Okeg, -z keg, -s
'keileb Caleb
Okelt, -s, -ik Celt [K-], -s, -ic
'keili Cayley
'keilif, -s; -it caliph, -s; -ate
'keilijks, -si:z cali|x, -ces

Okeim came

[from come)

'kelrin Kelvin

O'kemik

['kim-],

-1,

-all,

-alz

chemic, -al, -ally, -als

'kemist ['kim-], -s; -ri chemist,

[-shire
'keimbrik cambric
kemp kemp (K.)
'keimbrids, -J"<a* Cambridge,
'kempis Kempia
'keiman, -z cayman (C), -s

[-s;

-ry

ken

'koikbi

234

Oken,

-z, -ig, -d ken,

'kendl kendal (K.)

-ning,
[-ned

-a,

'kenelm Kenelm
'kenan Kennan
'feenidi

ka:'ka:Zdi 1) Kirkaldy; 2) Kirk-

caldy

curl, -s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers

'ka:lii|

'ken|l, -Iz, -pi|, -Id kennjel

-els, -elling, -elled

(s. v.),

'kensl Kensal

Kent;

2)

(s.)

curling

'ka:lii|aian, -z curling-iron, -s

'ka:Iigtagz curling-tongs
'ka:ljn:, -z curlew, -s

'kenrik Kenrick
quint

(at

cards), -a

Okai'mAdsan, -z curmudgeon,
Oka:n, -z kern, -s

-a

'ka:n|, -z 1) colonel, -s; 2) kernel,

ken'tAki Kentucky

'ka:nls|i, -iz colonelcjy, -ies

'ka:nljip, -8 colonelship, -s

Kentish
'kenzigtan Kensington
O kept kept (from keep)
O'keri Kerry
'kentij*

O'kezik Keswick
ksa*, -z, -rii), -d

[-s

-11, -nis currish, -ly,

-ness
ka:8, -iz, -ig, -t oursje (s. v.),

O'kairiJ,

O'kestral, -z kestrel, -a
O'ketl, -z kettle (K.), -s
'ketldrAm, >z kettledrum,
ketj, -Iz ketch (K.), -es
'ketjap, -s 1) ketchup, -a

-es, -ing,

'kaizn

ka:'kn:bri Kirkcudbright [stall

'ka:kwa:l Kirkwall
ka:l (a. v.), %, -ig, -dj -a*, -az

'kenilwaiO Kenilworth
'kenigtan Eennington
'kenie Kenneth

1)

k3:'ko:2di

'kaiksta:! [locally 'ka:k8l] Kirk-

Kennedy

kent, -s

-ed

-ea, -ing,

'ka:sa*, -z 1) curaer, -s; 2) cursor,

-s

'ka.'saniis [-i:z]

Chersonese

[-a

'ka:sar{i, -ill, -inis curaor|y, -ily,

-iness

2) cat-

[sup
car|e

(s.

'ka:sid, -li, -nis

-ed

cursed

(adj.), -ly,

-ness

v.),

'ksaful, -nis careful, -ness

'ka:siT, -li, -ni8 cursive, -ly, -ness

'ka:so:*, -z cursor, -s

'keafnlji [-fal-], -ist carefull|y, -eat

'kealis, -11, -nis careless, -ly, -ness

'kean, -z cairn,

-a

(O.)
-s

Carew

'ksari 1) Gary; 2) Carey; 3)

(m Pole-Carew)
-a

Okaibj

-z, -ig, -d 1) curb (s. v.),

-ing, -ed; 2) kerb
'ka:bi 1) Kirby; 2) Kirkby (place)
'kaibstoun, -z curbstone [kerb-], -s
Okaid, -z 1) curd, -s; 2) Kurd, -
-a,

'ka:d|i,

-la*,

-ier, -iest,

-list,

-inig

curd|y,

-ineas

ka:di8'ta:n [-'tsen] Kurdistan

ka:d|l, -Iz, -liij [-ybj], -Id curd|le,
-les, -ling, -led

O'kaiQn:,

curfew, -s
O 'kaigilin [ka:'gwelin] Kerguelen
O ka:k Kirk(e)
'ka:kbi Kirkby (surname)
-z

curt,
-li, -nis
-ness
ka:'tei), -z, -ii), -d; -mant/s curtail, -s, -ing, -ed; -ment/s
'ka:tias ['ka.'t-, -^as], -li, -nis
courteous, -ly, -ness

ka:t,

-a*,

-ist,

-er, -est, -ly,

'kean^goim, -z cairngorm (C),

'kearan Charon

'keateika*, -z caretaker,
'keaz cares (from care)
ka:*, -z cur, -s

ka:st cursed (from curse)

'kaitis 1) Curtis(a); 2) Curtice

'ka:tig|i ['ka:t-], -iz courtealy, -ies
'ka:tl, -z kirtle, -s
[-8, -ed"j

'ka:tn [-tan, -tin}, -z, -d curtain,J

'ka:ts|i, -iz, -iig, -id curtB|y [-ey]
(s. v), -ies [-eya], -ying [-eying],
-led [-eyed]
'kaitjif, -s, -t kerchief, -s, -ed
kaiT, -z, -in, -d curv|e (g. v.),

-es, -ing, -ed

kai'veijan, -z curvation, -s
[-s
'kaiTaljua* [-tJ"Ma*], -z curvature,

ka:Tl'lini{al[-itj-], -a* curviline|al,

-ar

Oka:z curs
'ka:zi, -z;

'ka:zn

(plwr. of cur)
-mia* kersey (K.),

Curzon

-s;

[-mere

ka'bael

ka'leit

ka'lekjan

285

ka'bsel, -z cabal, -a
ka'balik
ka:'bolik carbolic
ka'bo'lt ['konb-] cobalt
kabn:l [koibnl] Kabul [C-]
ka'bois, -iz caboose, -s
Oka'dtesta*, -z cadastre, -a
ka'diBTarag, -nig cadaverous,

ka'dAgan Cadogan

kalekjan,

kamems'r-

-z collection, -s

-ig, -id; -a*, -az;

collect (ti.), -s, -ing,
-ed; -or, -ors; -ive, -ively
ka'lektid(a<(;.),-li, -nis collected,
-ly, -ness

ka'Iekt,

-s,

-iv, -ivli

ka'lenzou Colenso

[-ness

ka'liidsijal, -an, -it collegi|al, -an,

[-ate
ka'liifj -s
'kDelif, -s

ka'det, -s cadet, -s
ka'detka:*, -z cadet-corps (sg.pl.)
ka'det/lp, -a cadetsUp, -a
ka'dril [kwa-], -z quadrille, -a
ka'd30ulj -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az;
ari cajolje, -es, -ing, -ea; -er,
-era; -ery

ka'Iigjula Caligula
ka'ligraf|a*, -az; -i; -ist/s calligraph|er, -ers; -y; -ist/s
ka'li3n, -z collision, -s

ka'denza, -z cadenza,

-a

Oka'bain Colquhoun
Oka'ka:oa [ka'keiou] cacao
ka'kein [ko-, ka-] cocaine
ka'ket, etc.
ka'ket, etc.
kee'kaka'kaka'kuin [ko-, ka-], -z ; -ari cocoon,

-a;

-ery

Oka'Iaid, -z, -ig, -id collid|e, -es,

-ing, -ed
ka'laidaskonp, -s kaleidoscope, -a
kalaidas'kapik kaleidoscopic
ka'laiapi Calliope
kalaeba'reijsn collaboration
ka'Ieebareit, -s, -ig, -idj -a*, -az
collaboratje, -es, -ing, -ed; -or,
-ors
kalaemitas, -li, -nis calamitous,
-ly, -ness
ka'lemit|i, -iz calamit|y, -ies
kalteps, -iz, -ii), -t; -ibl [-abl]
collaps|e (s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed;
-ible
ka'lsetar|al ['ka'l-], -ali collater|al,
-ally
ka'Lunb|a, -as Columbia, -us

ka'Umbia
lumbia,

[-bja], -n, -nz 1)

-n,

-ns;

2)

Co-

Colombia

ka'Umbon Colombo

[-s

kaUmni'eiX^n, -z calumniation,'J
ka'Umnieit, -s, -in, -id; -a*, -az
calumniatfe,

-es, -ing,

-ed; -or,

-ors

ka'leibria, -n Calabria, -n
ka'leijan, -z collation, -a
-ig, -id; * -z
-s,
collat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or, -ors

ka'leit,

-a*, -az
-z, -ig, -id;
collud|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
ka'lj'nisiT, -li collusive, -ly
ka'lju:3an, -z collusion, -s

ka'lj'nid,

ka'londian [-djan] collodion

ka'ladn Culloden
ka'londn
ka'lonkmal, -i, -izm/z colloquial,

-y, -ism/s

ka'lonn Cologne
ka'lonnial [-njal], -z colonial,
ka'ladn Culloden
kalarifi'keiXan calorification
ka'larik caloric

-s

ka'las|as, -ai; -1 coloss|us, -i; -al

ke'l- callosity
ka'lasiti
ka'lajan [-asian], -z Colossian, -s
ka'lat, -s calotte, -s
[-shire
ka'ljn:ka'ln:-

Oka'ma:5an, -Jia* Carmarthen,

ka'ma.'nd,

-z, -ig, -igli, -id; -a*,

-az command (s. v.),

-ingly, -ed; -er, -ers

-s,

-ing,

commander-

ka'ma:nddriu'tji:f
in-chief

ka'maindajip commandership
ka'ma:ndazin'tji:f commandersin-chief

[-S

ka'ma:n<2mant, -s commandment,
kam'bain, -z, -ig, -d 1) combin|e
[v.],

='kainbain

-es,-ing,-ed; 2)

kam'bAst combust
kambAsti'biliti

[-ta'b-]

combusti-

bility

kam'bAstibl

[-tabl],

-nis

com-

bustible, -ness

kam'bAstjan,

-z

combustion,

-s

ka']nelapa:d, -z

'ksemilap-

kamema'reijdn,

-z

commemora-

tion, -8

ka'memarcit

ka'mjninik-

236

ks'memareit,

-s, -ig, -id; -a*,

ratiy] commemorat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or, -ors; -ive
ka'mend, -z, -ii|, -id; >3t9ri commend, -a, -ing, -ed; -atory
ko'mend3b|I, -U, -Inis commendab|le, -ly, -leness

9z; -It

[. . .

ka'meas, -iz, -ig, -t; -mant/s

commenc|e, -es, -ing, -ed -ment/s
;

commensura-

kamenj'ara'biliti
bility

k3'menX9r3b|I [-/ur-], -li, -Inis

commen8urab|le, -ly, -lenesa
ka'menjarit [-Jnr-], -li, -nis
commensurate, -ly, -ness
ka'mestibl [-tabl], -z comestible,
-s

ka'ma.'XI^l, -ali commerci|al, -ally

k3'm3:J'3l{iBt/s, -izm commercialjist/s,

-ism

kameiji'seliti commerciality

k3'mi:di3n[-djan],-z comedian, -s
k3'mi:IJ3 [-'mel-], -z camellia, -s

chameleon,
ka'mila Camilla

k3'ini:lj3n, -z

k3'migg|l,

-Iz,

-lig

-s

-Id

[.\i^],

comming|le, -les, -ling, -led

k3misJ3'nE3*, -z commissionaire,
-s

k3'iuij'{a]i,

-anz^

-anig

-nd commissijon

(s.

[-pJg],
v.), -ona,

-oning, -oned
k3']iiij'3aeid33iit [-J"^-], -s

misaion-agent, -a
k3'inij3n3* [S^-],

com-

ke'ngainikabl kam'petit-

k3'iiiju:nik3b|l,

-li,

-Inis

coni-

municab|le, -ly, -leness

[-a
ka'iqju:nikant, -s communicant,
ka'mjumitli, -iz communitjy, -ies
k3'iiiju:nj3n

munion,

[-nian],

-z

com-

-8

-s, -ig, -id; -abl commut|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -able

k3mju:ta'biliti commutability
ka'iDJuitatir, -li commutative,"]

k3'mju:t,

ka'moud, -z commode, -s [-lyj

ka'mondi3S [-djas], -li, -nis commodious, -ly, -ness
ka'mouX^u, -z commotion, -s
k3'm3ditji, -iz commodit|y, -ies

k3in'pa:tm3nt, -s compartment, -s
k3m'pail, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -3z
compil|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
-z,
-ig, -id compound (v.), -8, -ing, -ed
kam'psekt, -3*, -ist, -li, -nis; -s,
-ig, -id compact (a<y. v.), -er,
-est, -ly, -ness; -a, -ing, -ed
kam'paenjan, -z, -Jip; -3bl companion, -a, -snip; -able

ksm'pannd.

ksm'psenjnla,

-z

campanula,

-s

k3in'peer3tiY, -z, -li comparative

(s.

adj.), -a, -ly

kam'pserisn, -z compariaon,
kam'psej'dn compaaaion

-s

kara'psejanit [-/^i-], -li, -nis compassionate, -ly, -nesa

kampeeti'biliti [-ta'b-] compatibility

-z

commia-

aioner, -s

ks'mit,

kam'paitibll [-t3b-], -li,

compatib|le, -ly, -leneas
kam'peetridt [-'peit-J, -s

-Inis

-8, -ig, -id; -3*, -az commit, -8, -ting, -ted; -ter, -ters
ks'miti, -z committee (council), -a

patriot, -a
k3in'pAlsar|i, -ili compulsor|y, -ily

k3'initl, -z committal, -a
kamize'reij^n commiseration

ksm'pAlsiv, -li compulsive, -ly

k3m'pAlJ'dn compulsion

ka'mizareit,

k3m'pAgkJ'an compunction

-s, -ig, -id

commiaeratle, -ea, -ing, -ed
k3'iiiju:n ['komjn:n], -z, -ig, -d
commun|e (v.), -ea, -ing, -ed

kainju:iii'keij'aii, -z
tion, -a

communica-

k3'iiiju:iiike^t, -s. -ig, -id;

-a*,

-az communicatfe, -es, -ing, -ed;

-or, -ora

ko'mja:iiikeitiv[-k3t-], -nis
municative, -ness

com-

kam'pel,
-s,

-z, -ig, -d; -3bl

-ling, -led; -lable

kam'pendiam [-djsm],

com-

compel,
-z

pendium, -s
kam'pendias [-dj3s], -li,
compendious, -ly, -ness

com-nis

k3m'peusat|iv
['kampenseitir],
ari compensat|ive, -ory
k3m'petit{a*, -3z, -iv competit|or,
-ors, -ive

kam'pea*

kam'pea*,
(s.

v.),

kan'dAk/sn

-es, -ing,

-d compar|e
-ed
-id competje,

-z, -rig,

-es, -ing,

kam'piit,

237

-s,

-ii),

kam'pis*, -z compeer, -s
kam'pjnit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az;
-abl computle, -es, -ing, -ed;
-er, -ers; -able
kam'pljai, -aiz, -aiig, -aid comp)|y, -ies, -ying, -ied
kam'plaianjs, -siz. -si; -t, -tli
complianjce, -ces, -cy; -t, -tly
kam'plein, -z, -ii), -d; -a*, -az;
-ant/s complain, -s, -ing, -ed;
-er, -ers;

-ant/s

complaint,

-s

kam'pleisanjs,

-si, -t, -tli

placen|ce, -cy,

-s

com-

-tly

-t,

kain'pleiz9n|s [kamplei'zsenls],
-t, -tli complaiaan|ce, -t, -tly
kam'plekj^n, -z, -d complexion,
-s, -ed
kaia'pliijan completion
kam'pliit, -ist; -li; -nis; -s, -ig,
-id complet|e {adj. v.), -est; -ely,
-eness; -es, -ing, -ed
kam'plisiti complicity

kam'ponnant,
kam'ponz, -iz,

kan'dAkt ka'neari

-s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az;

-ibl [-abl]; -It conduct (.), _-s,
-ing, -ed; -or, -ors; -ible; -ive

kan'dAkt,

kandAbti'biliti [-ta'b-] conducti-

-ed

kam'pleint,

-s

component,

-s

-d; -a*, -az;

-idli, -idnis compos|e, -es, -ing,
-d; -er, -ers; -edly, -edness
-ii|,

kam'ponsa* composure

biljty

kan'dem,

-z,

-ig,

-natari condemn,
-able, -atory

kan'dens,

-d^

-nabl,

-s,

-ing, -ed;

-iz, -ig, -t;

-abl; -a*,

-az condens|e, -es, -ing, -ed;

-able; -er, -ers
kan'dijjan, -anz, -and; -anl. [-iji^],
-anali [-?ali, -an^] conditi]an,
-ons, -oned; -onal, -onally

kan'djnis, -iz, -ig, -t; -mant's

conduc|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -ement/s
kan'djuisiv, -Ii, -nis conducive,
-ly, -ness
kan'donl, -z, -ig, -d; -mant/s
condol|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -ement/s
kan'donlan|s, siz,-t condolen|ce,
-ces, -t

kan'douD,

-z,

-ig, -d

condon|e,

-ed

-es, -ing,

kau'dsAg/cJan, -z conjunction,
kan'dsAgAt, -U conjunct, -ly

-s

kan'dsAgMiv, -Ii conjunctive, -ly

kan'dsAg&tJa*, -z conjuncture, -s
kan'dsektja*, -z, -rig, -d; -ral,
-rail conjectur|e (s. v.), -es, -ing,
-ed; -al, -ally
kan'dsest, -s, -ig, -id; -It congest, -3, -ing, -ed; -ive

kam'pait, -s, -ii), -id; -mant

comport, -s, -ing, -ed; -ment
kam'pozita*, -z compositor, -s
kam'praiz, -iz, -ii), -d; -abl

kan'dsestjan, -z congestion, -a
kan'dsiil, -z, -ig, -d; -abl congeal, -s, -ing, -ed; -able

compris|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -able

kam'iires, -iz, -ig, -t; -a, -az;

kandsiini'seliti congeniality
kan'dsiinial [-njal], -i congenial,

-ibl [-abl] compress

-ing, -ed; -ible

kampresi'biliti

[-sa'b-]

(.),

-es,

sibility

kam'preXan, -z compression,
Oka'naiTan Carnarvon

-a

kan'dain,

-11,

-z

conundrum,

-s

-nis condign, -ly,

-ness

kan'dAk/an conduction

conjoin,

-z,

-s,

ka'neidian [-djan],

-ans conniv|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -ance

ka'niel, -z canal, -s
ka'naesta* canaster
ka'naiv, -z, -Ig, -d;

ka'nAndram,

-ig, -d; -t, -tli

-ing, -ed; -t, -tly
kan'dsna*, -z, -rig, -d conjur|e
{charge solemnly/), -es, -ing, -ed

kan'dsain,

compres-

-z

Canadian,

-s

-z connection, -s
ka'nekt, -s, -ig, -id, -idli; -iv,
ivli connect, -s, -ing, -ed, -edly

ka'nekX^n,

-ive, -ively

ka'nel [ki'n-], -z quenelle, -a

ka'netikat Connecticut
ka'iiear|i, -iz canar|y (C), -ies

kan'faid ksn'flikt

238

kan'faid, -z, -ig, -iglij -id; -a*,

az

confiQ|e, -es,
-ed; -er, -ers

kan'fain,

-ing,

-ingly,

-ig,-d; niant/s con-

-z,

-ment/s
kan'fannd, -z^ -ig, -id, -idii confound, -s, -ing, -ed, -edly
kanfsebjn'leij'an, -z confabulafin|e (v.), -es, -ing, -ed;

tion, -B

kan'silt

kan'fa:m,

-z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az;

-abl, -abli conform, -s, -ing,
-ed; -er, -ers; -able, -ably

kan'faimist,

-s

conformist,

-s

kan'fa:mit{i, -iz conformit|y, -ies

kan'frAnt, -s, -ig, -id confront,
-s, -ing, -ed

kangrse^u'leij'an, -z congratulation, -s

kan'fsebjnleit, -s, -ii), -id confabulat|e, -es, -ing, -ed

[-a
ksnfeda'reijan, -z confederation,
kan'federeit, -s, -ig, -id confederat|e (v.), es, -ing, -ed
kan'fedaras|i, -iz confederac|y,
-ies

kan'fedarit,

-s

confederate

(s.

adj.), -s

kan'fekj'lan, -anz, -anii) [-i^ig],

-and confecti|on (s. w.), -ons,
-oning, -oned

kan'fekjena*

[J'l^-],

-z

confec-

tioner, -s

kan'fekXanarIi [^S^], -iz

fectionar|y

kan'faim

(s. adj.),

1)

-ies; 2)

concon-

fectionery
kan'fekt, -s, -ig, -id confect (v.),
-a, -ing, -ed
kan'fes, -iz, -ig, -t, -idii; -a*,
-az confess, -es, -ing, -ed, -edly;
-or, -ors

kan'fejan, -z confession, -s [-s

kan'rejanl [-Jfl], -z confessional,
kan'fa:*, -z, -rig, -d confer, -s,
-ring, -red
kan'fe.'m, -ig, -d; -a*, -az; -atiy,
-atari confirm, -s, -ing, -ed;
-er, -ers; -ative,

kanfigjaa'reiXan,

-atory
-z configura-

tion, -s

kan'QniJ'ias [-Jjas] Confucius

kan'^uit, -s, -ig, -id; -abl confut|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -able
kan'Qniz, -iz, -ig, -d; -idii,
-idnis confu8|e, -es, -ing, -ed;
-edly, -ednesB
kan'fja:5n, -z confusion, -s
kan'fleijan, -z conflation, -s
kan'fleit, -s, -ig, -id conflat|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
kan'flikt, -s, -ig, -id conflict
{v.), -8, -ing, -ed

kan'grseljnleit, -8, -ig, -id; -a*,

-az; -ari [. . . latari] congratulat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or, -ors; -ory
kan'grai'tji, -iz
kag'g- con-

gruit|y, -ies

ka'ni:ljan[ka:'n-], -z carnelian,-s
ka'iijn:bial [-bjal], -i connubial,
-ly

ka'njuit 1) Cnut; 2) Canute

kan'kAr9ii|8, -si, -t, -tli concurren|ce, -cy, -t, -tly
kan'kAS, -iz, -ig, -t concuss, -es,
-ing, -ed
[-s
kan'kAj'a]i[kagk-],-z concussion,
kan'ka:*, -z, -rig, -d concur, -s,
-ring, -red
kan'kjii:pigan|s,
-t
concupiscen|ce, -t

kan'kln:d [kag-],

-z, -ig, -id conclud|e, -es, -ing, -ed

kan'klnisiT [kag-],

-li, -nis conclusive, -ly, -ness

kan'klaisan [kag-], -z conclusion, -3
kan'ko.'d, -z, -ig, -id; -wt/s con-

cord (v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -at/s

kan'ka:ddn|s, -siz, -t, -tli concordaolce, -oes,

-t,

-tly

kan'kakjan, -z concoction, -s
kan'kakt, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az
concoct, -s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
kan'kaiiiitan{g, -si, -t, -tli concomitan|ce, -cy, -t, -tly
kan'kriij'an, -z concretion, -s

ka'nanik,

-al, -alz, -all canonic,

-al, -als, -ally

kan'sain, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az;

-abl; -mant/s consign, -s, -ing,
-ed; -er, -ers; -able; -ment/g
kan'sais, -a*, -ist; -li, -nis concise, -r, -St; -ly, -ness
kan'sAlt, -s, -ig, -id consult,
-ing, -ed

-s,

;;

kan'SAmit

ksn'silieit

239

ken'silians

kan'ta.'ta

-li consummate (af(/.),

kan'SAmpJan consumption [-ly

kan'8ilian|s [-Ijanls], -siz, -t con-

kan'sAmptir,
sumptive (s.

ac^.), -a, -ly, -ness

kan'sekjntlT,

-li,

kan'sist, -s, -ig, -id consist, -s,

-ing, -ed
kan'sistn{s, -si, -siz, -t, -tli
consisten|ce, -cy, -cies, -t, -tly
kan'sistarji, -iz consistor|y, -ies
kan'sis^n, -z concision, -s
kan'sjnim, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az
consum|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -era
kan'skraib, -z, -ig, -d conscrib|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
kan'skripjan, -z conscription, -s
kan'soul, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az;
-abl con8ol|e {v.), -es, -ing, -ed
-er, -ers; -able

kan'SAmit,

-z,

-nis

-li,

con-

-nis consecut-

ive, -ly, -ness

kan'sensas consensus
kan'sent -s, -ig, -id

1)

consent

-ing, -ed ; 2) concent

kan'sepjan, -z conception, -s
(s. v.),

-s,

kan'sesiv concessive
kan'seJI^n, -anz, -anari [-^ari]
concessi|on, -ons, -onary
kan'sa:n,-z, -ii), -d; -idli, -idnis;

mant/s concern

(s. v.), -s,

-ing,

-ed; -edly, -edness; -ment/s

kaii'sa:t, -s, -ii|, -id concert (v).,
-s, -ing, -ed
kan'saiY. -z, -ig, -d; -abl conservje (s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed -able
kan'saiYansji, -iz conservancly,
;

kan'sonlatari
kan'sazt,

[-sal-]

-s, -ig, -id

consolatory
consort {v.),

-s, -ing, -ed

kansali'deijan, -z consolidation,

-s

kan'salideit,

-ies

kan'sa:Tat|a*, -az; -ari, -ariz

conservat|or, -ors; -ory, -ories
kan'saivatlT, -z, -li, -nis conservative, -s, -ly, -ness

kan'sairatizm conservatism
kan'saivatwo:* [-two:*] (k5:ssrva'twair), -z conservatoire, -s
kan'sizd, -z, -ii), -id conced|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
kan'siil, -z, -iii, -d; -abl; -mant/s
conceal, -s, -ing, -ed; -able;

-ment/s

-ness
kan'si:r, -z,
-es, -ing,

-s, -ig, -id; -a*,

-az; -It consoiidat|e, -es, -ing,
-ed; -or, -ors; -ive
kan'spaia*, -z. -rig, -d; -ra*,
-raz conspirfe, -es, -ing, -ed;

-er, -ers
-li, -nis conspicuous, -ly, -ness
kan'spirasji, -iz conspirac|y, -ies
kan'spirata , -z conspirator, -s
kan'stbjnlar|i, -iz constabular|y,

kan'spikjnas,

-ies

kan'sti1Juan{8i, -siz,

kan'si:t, -s conceit, -s
kau'si:tid, -11, -nis conceited, -ly,
-ii(,

-d

conceiv|e,

-ed

kan'slrrabjl,
-ab|le,

silien|ce, -ces, -t

-li,

-Inis

conceiv-

-ly, -leness

kan'sida*, -z, -rig, -d consider,

[-s
-8, -ing, -ed
kansida'reijan, -z consideration,
kan'sidarabjl, -li, -Inis considerab|le, -ly, -leneas
kan'sidarit, -li, -nis considerate, -ly, -ness
kansili'eiX^n conciliation
kan'silieit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*^ -az;
-iv, -art [. . liatari] conciliat|e,
-es, -ing, -ed; -or, -ors; -ive, -ory

stituen|cy, -cies,

-t,

-t,

-ts

con-

-ts

kan'stTAkJIan, -anz; -anj

[-i^J],

-anali[-9all] constructijon, -ons

-onal, -onaliy
kan'strAkt, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az
construct, -s, -ing, -ed; -or,
-ors
kan'strAktiv, -li, -nis constructive, -ly, -ness
kan'strein, -z, -ig, -d, -idli;
-abl constrain, -s, -ing, -ed,
-edly; -able
kan'streint, -8 constraint, -s
kan'strikjan, -z constriction, -s
kan'strikt, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az;
-It constrict, -s, -ing, -ed; -or,
-ors; -ive
keen- cantata, -s
kan'taita, -z

kantsemi'n-

kan'tinjnas

kantomi'neij'dii,

-z

240

contamina-

tion, -8

kan'tcemineit, -s, -ii|, -id; -It

contaminat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -iye
kan'tsegkaras, etc.
keenkan'teidjan, -z contagion, -s
kan'teidsas, -li, -nis contagious,

-ly,

-ness

kan'tein,
tain,

-z, -ig,

-3,

-d; -abl con-

-ing, -ed; -able

kan'tem, -z, -ii), -d; -na*, -raaz

contemn, -s, -ing, -ed -er, -era
;

kanteinpa'reinia8[-iijas],-Ii, -nis
contemporaneous, -ly, -nesa

kan'tempararji, -iz, -ill contemporar|y (s. adj.), -iee, -ily

kan'templatlT ['kantempleitlT,
'kantempleitiT], -11, -nis contemplative, -ly, -ness

kan'tempt contempt
kanteinj)trbiliti
temptibility

con-

kan'temptlbll,

-11,
-Inis
contemptib|le, -ly, -leness
kan'tem^tjaas, -11, -nis contemptuous, -ly, -nesa
kan'tend, -z, -ii), -id; -a*, -az
contend, -s, -ing, -ed; -er, -era

kan'tenjan, -z contention, -a
kan'tenjas, -11, -nis contentioua,
-ly,

(.).

-ness
-s

content

-s

kan'tent, -s, -ii),-id, -ldli,-idiiis;

-mant content {adj. v.), -s, -ing,
-ed, -ediy, -edness:

kau'test,

-ment

-id; -abl contest

(v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -able
kan'tigjnas, -li, -nis contiguous,
-ly, -ness
kan'tin<{3an{s, -si, -siz, -t, -til
-s, -ig,

contingen|ce, -cy, -cies, -t, -tly

kan'tind!3ant, -s (.) contingent, -a
kan'tinj|n:,-a:z, -U'ig, -n:d; -ua*,
uaz contin|ue,-ne8, -uing, -ued;
-uer, -uera
[-8
kantinjn'eiXan, -z continuation,
kan'tinja^l, -i continual, -ly
kan'tinjaanjs, -t, -ts continuan|ce,
t,

-ta

kan'tinjnas,
-ly,

-neae

-li,

kan'tja:z, -iz,
-es, -ing, -ed

-ii),

-d contus|e,

kan'tjnisan, -z contusion,
kan'ta:j9n, -z contortion,

-s
-a

kan'ta:t, -s, -ig, -id contort, -s,

-ing, -ed
kan'tra:kan'trtekan'traiT, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az;
-abl; -ans/iz contriv|e, -es, -ing,
-ed; -er, -era; -able; -ance/s
kan'trsek/an, -z contraction, -s
kan'trakt, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az;
-ail; -iy contract (v.), -s, -ing,
-ed; -or, -ors; -ile; -iye
kantrsekti'biliti [-ta'b-] contrac-

tibility

kan'trsektibll [-tab-], -li, -Inis

contractib|le, -ly, -leness

kan'trselton

[-'tro:l-],

-z

con-

tralto, -s

[-ta'b-]

kan'tent ['kantent],

k9n'1Jn:z kan'TenJan

-nis continuous,

kan'trsest [-'tra:st], -s, -ig, -id

contrast (v.), -s, -ing, -ed
kan'treari dialectal for 'kantrari
kan'trsariant, -s contrariant, -a
kan'tribjn't, -s, -ig, -id; -a*,
-az

contribut|e,

-es,

-ing, -ed;

or, -ors
kan'tribjut|iT, -ari contribut|ive,
kan'trijan contrition
[-ory
kan'tronl, -z, -ig, -d; -abl control (s.v.), -a, -ling, -led; -lable
kan'tronla*, -z 1) controller, -a;
2) comptroller, -a
kan'tXa:tou, -z concerto, -s
kan'tna*, -z, -rig, -d contour (v.),
-a,

-ing, -ed

kan'0eridi:z
ksenka'nn:, -z, -ig canoe,

kan'yAls,

-iz,

-ig, -t

-ing
convulB|e,
-s,

-ea, -ing, -ed

kan'TAlsiy, -11, -nis convulaive,
-ly, -ness
kan'yAlJIan, -anz, -anari [-^ori]
conyula|ion, -iona, -ionary
kan'yei, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az;
-abl conyey, -s, -ing, -ea; -er,
-ers; -able
kan'yeians, -iz; -a% -az, -ig conveyanc|e, -ea; -er, -era, -ing
kan'reksiti, -iz
kon-

kau'vekjan conyection
kan'yenjan, -z convention,

-s

kaiiTeiifa'ii

ka'painikas

241

kanrenj'a'nselitli [-Ji^'se-], -iz conventionalitly, -ies

kan'TenJanalaiz

[-J^-],

-d conventionaliz|e

-iz, -ig,
-es,

[-i8|e],

-ing, -ed

kan'TenJsnallist/s

[-Ji^*]

-izm

conyentional|i3t/B, -ism
kan'TenJIan!!. [-]^ji], -aaali [-^ali]
conventi|onal, -onally

ksn'Tentikl, -z conventicle, -s
kan'ven'^aal [-tju-], -z conventual, -s

kan'raids, -iz, -ig, -d; -ans,

-ansi; -ant/li converg|e, -es,
-ing, -ed; -ence, -ency; -ent/ly
kan'rais, -iz, -ig, -t; -abl convers|e

(.),

-es, -ing,

-ed; -able

kan'Tai^an, -z conversion,

-s

-ii), -id; -a*, -az;

-ibl [-abl], -ibli [-abli] convert
{v.), -B, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers; -ible,
-ibly
kanvaiti'biliti [-ta'b-] convertibility
kan'vim, -z, ii), -d; -a*, -az
conven|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers

kan'T9:t, -s,

kan'vi:iijan|s. siz, -t, -tli convenienlce, -ces, -t, -tly

jan, -z conviction, -s
kan'TikJan,
kan'vikt, -s, ig, -id; -iv convict

(v.),

kan'Tins,

-a.

-ing, -ed; -ive

-iz, -ig, -igli, -t

con-

vinc|e, -es, -ing, -ingly, -ed

kanviTi'aliti conviviality
kan'Tivial [-vjal], -i convivial, -ly
kan'TOuk, -s, -ig, -t convot|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
kan'vai, etc.
kan'vai, etc.
kan'valT, -z, -ig, -d convolv|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
kan'TalTJnl|as [-yjal-], -ai, -asiz

convolviil|u3, -i, -uses

-nz, -?ig, -nd caparisjon (s. v.), -ons, -oning,

O ka'pseris|n,
-oned

ka'psesiteit, -s, -ig, -id capacitatje, -es, -ing, -ed

ka'psesitji, -iz capacit|y, -ies
ka'peljas, -Ii, -nis capacious,

ka'pilari

ka'rabareit

ka'pilari capillary
ka'pitalaiz [-t^-], -iz,

-ig, -d
capitaliz|e [-is|e], .-es, -ing, -ed
ka'pitalist, -s capitalist, -s
ka'pitjuleitj -s, -ig, -id capitalat|e, -es, -ing, -ed

ka'pout, -s capote, -s
ka'pat, -s, -ig. -id capot
-a,

(s. v.),

-ting, -tea

ka'pri:s, -iz caprice, -a

ka'prijas, -Ii, -nis capricious,
-ly, -ness
Oka'raili, -z chorale, -a
ka'ranz,-iz,-ig, -d; -^l/z caroua|e
(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -al/s

ka'rApJan,
ka'rApt,

-z corruption, -a

-Ii, -nis; -s, -ig,

-id; -a*, -az; -iv corrupt (u.arfj.),
-est, -ly, -ness; -s, -ing, -ed; -er,

-ist,

-ers; -ive

karApti'biliti

[-ta'b-]

corrupti-

bility

ka'rAptib|l [-tab-], -Ii, -Inis corruptib|le, -ly, -leness

ka'reidsas, -Ii, -nis courageous,
-ly, -ness
ka'rekJIan, -anz, -anl. [-^J] correcti|on, -ons, -onal
ka'rekt, -ist; -Ii, -nis; -s, -ig,
-id; -a*, -az; -iv correct (ac^". v.),
-est; -ly, -ness; -s, -ing, ed; -or,
-ors; -ive

ka'res, -iz, -in, -t caress (s.

-es, -ing, -ed
ka'riin, -z, -ig, -d careen,
-ing, -ed

v.),

-s,

ka'ribdis Charybdis
ka'ria [ko-] Korea [Co-]
ka'ria*, -z, -rig, -d career (g. v.),
-a, -ing, -ed
ka'rikjnl{am, -a curricul|um, -a
ka'rinOian [ko-, -Ojan], -z Corinthian,

ka'roud,

-a

-z, -ig, -id; -ibl p-abl]

corrod|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -iole

-i:, -az coronja, -se, -as
-z, -Ii, -nis corrosive,
-s, -ly, -neas
[-s
ka'ron39n, -z corrosion, -s

ka'roun|a,
ka'ronsiv,

karaba'rei/an, -z corroboration,
-ly, -neas
ka'rabareit, -s, -ig, -id corroborka'pa:niam [-njam] Capernaum
at|e, -es, -ing, -ed
ka'pa:iiikas [ko-] Copernicus
16
Micliaelis * Jonos, Phonetic Dictionary.

ka'rotoarant 'kiirii)

ka'rabarjant, -stir corrobor|ant,

-ative

ka'rn:

karoo;

1)

2)

Carew

Oka'stendra Cassandra

ka'seijan

-er, -ers;

Oka'to:*,

-ment

'ke/o:, -z

cashew,

-s

-ral catarrh, -s, -al

ka'tselpa, -z catalpa, -s
ka'tsestrafl, -z catastrophe, -s
ka'ti:nar|i. -iz catenar|y, -ies
ka'tiljan (kati'jo), -z ootilJ(i)on, -s
-z,

ka'ta.'ba catawba (C.)

ka'ta:z, -iz quatorze, -s
Oka'8a:tik, -s cathartic, -s

ka'6i:drei cathedra

key (K.), -a; 2) quay,

Keeble; 2) Keble
'ki:ba:d, -z keyboard, -s

-s

1)

ki:d keyed
'ki:dran Kedron
O']d:lionl, -z keyhole, -s
O'kiiids quayage
ki:l, -z, -iif, -d keel (. .),
-ing, -ed
kiilha:!, -z, -ig, -d keelhaul,
-ing, -ed

-s,

-s,

'kiilon, -z kilo, -s

Kean(e);

2)

KeeD(e);

Eeyne

-s,

-B,

-ing,

-ii|,

-s,

-ding, -ded; 2)

Kidd;

3)

Kyd

'kidaminsta* kidderminster (K.)

ki'diiT, -z

ke'd-

kiddle (K.),

-s

nap,

-8, -ij, -t; -a*, -az

-8,

kid-ping, -ped; -per, -pers

'kidni, -z kidney, -s
'kidni'bL'Uj -z kidney-bean,

-s

kia* Keir

'kiari 1) Keary; 2)
'kiazli Kearsley

kik,

Kearie

-8, -ig, -tj

v.),

-s,

-a*, -az kick

-ing, -ed; -er, -ers

kil, -z, -ig, <d; -a*, -az 1) kill

v.), -8, -ing,
-edf; -er, -ers;
ki'laini Killarney
kiln
[2)
ki'Iset K(h)elat
(s.

kil'dsa* Kildare
'kildakln, -z kilderkin, -s
'kilagrtem, -z kilogram, -s
kila'Ion [-In;] Killaloe
'kiliiii:ta*. -z kilometre, -s
'kiliffid [-IjiBd], -z chiliad, -s

kili'kraegki Killdeerankie
kilimau'dgazrou [-msen-] Kilimanjaro
[-marnoek'l
kill'keni, -'mainak Kil|kenny,J

ki:n, -a*, -ist; -li, -nis keen, -er,

-est; -ly, -ness
'kl:^out, -8 keynote, -s

Okiip,

(place)

'kiligrn: Killigrew

Keighley {mrname)
1)

Keighley

'kik'Ap, -8 kick-up, -s
'Wkja:, -z kickshaw, -s

kl:, -z 1)

ki:n

'ki:01i

O'kiiwi, -z kiwi, -a
OkiJ'TiiT qui vive
O ki:z 1) keys (fromkef); 2) quays
(from quay); 3) Keyes; 4) Caius
(Cambridge college)
Idd, -z, -ig, -id 1) (s. v.) kid,

(.

3)

Quito

'kidnsep,

ka'zain, -z casern, -s
ka'zimon, -z
ka's-

'ki:Ii

-s

ki:ts Keats
ki:e Keith

(m phrase ex

ka'Oalisizm Catholicism
'kterana
O ka'Twna

0[ki:bl

-z key-stone,
O'kiitig Keating(e)
'ki:tli Kieightley

'kidlii|, -z kidling, -s

cathedra)

'kimrik

O'kkstoniu

'kidl, -z

ka'ei:dra [-'Oed-], -z cathedra, -s

ka'ei:dral, -z cathedral, -s
ka'Oalisaiz, -iz, -ig, -d catholiciz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed

'ki.-stoun

'ki:toii

kae's- cassation

ka'si:non, -z 1) casino, -s; 2) cassino

Oka'J'ie*, -z, -rii|, -d; -ra*, -razj
-mant cashier (.), -s, -ing, -ed;
ka'Jn:, -z

242

kept keep

kept

'ki;pa*, -z keeper, -s
'kL'pseik, -s keepsake, -s
O'kiirig, -z key-ring, -s

(g.

v.),

kiln, -z kiln,

-s

kill'ptetrik,
-'rAj",
-'saift
KilIpatrick, -rush, -syth
kilt, -8, -ig, -id kilt, -s, -ing, -ed

O'kimbali Kimberley

=
= 'kemist, kai'm-

ki'merik, ki'miara
'kimist,

etc.

'kimrik Cymric

etc.

kin

'kitn

O kin,

-z kin, -s

'kindjl, -Iz, -lig [-^g], -Id kindjle,

-les, -ling, -led

'kindrid kindred
k3'nel,-z quenelle, -s
ki'nel, -z
ki'nead Einnaird
kin'ka:din [kig'k-] Kincardine
kin'ros Kinross
'kinjip kinship
kint, -S quint {at cards), -a

kin'tais* Kintyre
kinfjin'dsiiiga KincMnjinga
'kinzfouk kinsfolk
'kinzjman, -man kinsjinan, -men

'kinzlwnman, -yriminkinslwoman,

-women

O kig,

king

-z

(E.), -s

kingdom
'kigdan Eingdon
kiijdain, -z

-8, -ii|, -t [kigt]

'kii|kra:ft kingcraft

= 'kigstan

(s. v.),

quin[quina

kigllaik, -lis king|like, -less

'kigleik Einglake
-ia*,

-list, -inis

-s;

Eitchin

'kitjina*, -z kitchener (E.), -s [-s

'kitj'in'gaidn, -z kitchen-garden,

'kitjinmeid,
kie kith

-z

kitchen-maid,

kjon Eeogh
kju: 1) Queux;

kjn:, -z 1)

2)

-s

Eeux; 3)Kew

Q {the letter), -'s;

3) queue, -s
kju:b, -z, -ig, -d cub|e

2) cue,

-s;

{$. v.),

-es,

-ing, -ed

'kju:ba, -n, -nz Cuba, -n, -ns

'kjn:bik, -al, -ali cubic, -al, -ally
'kjn:bit, -8, -1 1) cubit, -s, -al;

Cubitt

kjnimjn'leijan cumulation

kink

-ing, -ed
kii)'ki:n9 [kirlg'kTraina]

'ki||l[i,

2)

2)

-s,

'kigkstan

'kitsn 1) Kitson; 2) Kittson

'kitjin, -z 1) kitchen (E.),

[-s
'kjnibaid, -z cuboid, -s
'kja:kAinba* [-kam-], -z cucumber,
'kjn:linari culinary

(K.), -s

'kigat'annz king-at-arms
'kigfijs*, -z kingfisher, -s

kigk,

kitsntjn'p'

243

kingl|y,

-it cumul|us;' -ate

'kjnimjulatiT cumulative
kja:'na:d Cunard

'kja:iiijnl|as;

''kju:niifa:m

cuneiform

'kjniniit cuneate
'kjnq>ala, -z cupola, -s
'kjiupid, -z cu^id (C), -s
kjn''piaiti cupidity

'kjniprias cupreous
'kigmeika*, -z king-maker (E.), -s ]^B''prifaras cupriferous
'kl^stan 1) Kingston; 2) Kings- kjnit, -a*, -ast} -li, -nis cute, -r,
-St; -ly, -ness
[town
'klg/ip kingship
kja-'teinia8 [-njas] cutaneous
'kigz'benfj King's Bench
'kigz|b9ra, -bari Eings|borough, kjn-'tikjnla* cuticular
'kjn:tlkl, -z cuticle, -s
-bury
kjniz 1) Q's; 2) cues {plur. of
kigz'kannsal King's Counsel
cue); 3) queues (plur. o/" queue)
'kigzli Kingsley
O kjn frequent eolloquial form of
O ki'ask, -s kiosk, -s
'Otegl^a thank you
O kip, -8 kip, -s
-ier, -iest,

'kipa*,
'kiplig

-tf

-iness

-rig,

Kipling

-d

kipper,

-s,

[-ing, -ed

O'kirii ['kaiari], -z kyrie,

-s

kis, -iz, -ig, -t kiss (s. v.), -es,

-ing, -ed
'kl8igkrAst, -s kissmg-crust, -s
kit, -8 kit, -s

'kiti

kjnara'son Curasao

Kitty

'kitiweik, -8 kittiwake, -s
'kitkset, -s kitcat (E.), -8
'kit|n, -nz; -?ij kitt|en,
-enish

'kjua*, -z, -rig, -A; -ra*, -raz;

abl, -aHT ciir|e (*. ), -es, -ing,
-ed; -er, -ers; -able, -ative
kjua'reita*, -z, -Jip curator, -s,
-ship
kjaara'biliti curability
'kjaara8|i, -iz curac|y, -ies
(C.)

[-ness

kjaarias, -U, -nis curious,

-ens;

-ly,

tjnari'gsitli, -iz curiosit|y, -ies

'kjnarit, -8 curate, -s
yu:kju'p-, kjn't-

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kla:k

klsen

kla:k, -s

244

1) clerk, -s; 2)

Clark;

Clarke
'kla:k9nw8l [-wel] Clerkenwell
3)

'klaikjlp, -s clerkship, -a
kla:g, -iz, -ii), -t class {s. v.), -es,
-ing, -ed
'kla:g|m9ii [-meen], -man [-men]

-men

class|iuan,

klaisp,

-ig,

-8,

-t

clasp

(s.

v.),

-ing, -ed

-a,

'kla:sp nai|f, -tz clasp-kni|fe, -ves

O'klaid, -beegk Clyde, -bank

'klaiant, -s client, -es
klaim, -z -ig, -d 1) climb,
-ing, -ed; 2) clime, -s

-s,

'klaimseks. -iz climax, -s

klai'msektarik [klaimtek'terik],
>s climacteric,

klai'metik,

-s

-al,

climatic,

-all

-al, -ally

'klaima*, -z climber, -s
'klaimit, -s climate, -s
'klaion Clio
klalT Clive
[-s, -ing, -ed

kland, -z, -ig, -id cloud (s. v.),

'klaad|i. -ia*, -list; -ili, -inls
cloudfy, -ier, -iest; -ily, -iness
'klaudksept cloud-capped [-capt]
'klandlis,
-ness

-li,

-nis cloudless, -ly,

klann, -z clown, -s
[-ness
klannij, -li, -nis clownish, -ly,
klautf

-8,

-ig, -id

clout

(.

v.),

-ing, -ed

-a,

klanz Clowes

klaed clad {from clothe)

kliek, -8, -ig, -t 1) (s. v.) clack,
-s, -ing, -ed; 2) (g.) claque, -s
'klsekbak8, -iz clack-box, -es
'klffikTselT, -z clack-valve, -s

kliem, -z clam,

'kUemoa*,

-s

-rig,

-d clamber,

-ing, -ed

-s,

'kltema*,
(.

-z,

v.),

'kltem3r38,
-ly,

-rig, -d
-ing, -ed

-z,
-a,

-li,

-ni8

clamour

clamorous,

-ness

'klsemji,

-ie*,

-list;

-ili,

-inis

klsen'destain 'kUb'mas

klaen'destain,
'kleenij,

-li,

-li

-ni8

clandestine, -ly
clannish, -ly,

-ness
'kleenjip clanship

'kl8enz|m3n,-m8nclans|man, -men
klseg, -z, -ig, -d clang (s. v.),
-a, -ing, -ed
'kleegga* clangour
'klaeggaras, -li clangorous, -ly
klsegk, -s, -ig, -t clank (s. v.),
-s, -ing, -ed
klsep, -s, -ig, -t clap (s. v.), -a,
-ping, -ped
'klsepa*, -z clapper, -s
'kleeplam, -tan Clap|ham, -ton
'kleeptreep clap-trap

'kleerandan Clarendon
'klier9n8 Clarence
'klteret, -s; -,kAp claret,

-s;

-cup

kleersnit, -s := klteri'net, -8
'klserian, -z clarion, -s
'klseri|fai, -faiz, -faiig, -faid;
-faia*,
-falaz clarilfy, -fies,
-fying, -fied; -fier, -tiers
klserifi'keij'an clarification
klseri'net, -8 clari(o)net, -s
'klsern'klaeran'klsesijfai, -faiz, -faiig,
-faid
classi|fy, -fies, -fying, -fied
'klsesifai|3*, -az, -abl claB3ifi|er,
-ers, -able

kleesifi'keij'an, -z classification, -s
'klaesik, -sj -al, -ali, -alnis classic, -s; -al, -ally, -alness
'kl{e8isizm classicism
klsej, -iz, -ig, -t clash (. v.), -es,
-ing, -ed
'klaeta*, -z, -rig, -d clatter (s. v.),
-a, -ing, -ed
'kltevaz ['klgeT9]iaa8] Claverhouse
'klsevia*, -z clavier (key-board), -a
'klKvikl, -z clavicle, -s
'klsevika:d, -z clavichord, -s
kUb, -z, -ig, -d club (s. v.), -a,
-bing, -bed
'kUbl'fut, -'fi:t club-|foot, -feet
'klAb'futfd club-footed
'kli.b'hau|8, -ziz club-hou|se, -ses

clamm|y, -ier, -iest; -ily, -iness 'klAb'la: club-law

klsemp, -s, -ig, -t clamp (s. v.), 'kUblman [-mten], -man [-men]
-8, -ing, -ed
cluD|man, -men
kleen, -z clan, -a

'klAb'mos,

-iz

club-moss, -es

'klAb'rum kli:k
'klAb'rnin, -z club-room, -s
klAf, -8 clough, -s

klAk,

-s, -ig, -t

cluck

kli:ii, -a*, -i8t, -Ii, -1118; -z, -ig,

-d;

(s. v.),

-a,

clump

(s.

-ing, -ed

klAmp,

-8, -ii|, -t; -i

-ing, -ed; -y
'klAmz|i, is*, -list; -ili,
v.),

-a,

clumafy,

(s. v.),

-ing, -ed

Oklei,
kleim^
-s,

-inis

-ier, -iest; -ily, -iness

klAij clung {from cling)

'klAsta*, -z, -rii|, -d cluster
-8,

-z; -i clay (C), -s; -ey

-z,

-ii|,

kliin klou'eike

245

-d claim

(s.

v.),

-ing, -ed

clean

-a*, -az

a^.

{s.

v.),

-ly (adv.), -ness; -s,

-ing, -ed; -er, -ers
kli:t, -8 cleat, -s
kli:T, -z, -ig, -d, klonv, kleft,
'klonvn cleav|e, -es, -ing, -ed,
clove, cleft, cloven
'kli:va*, -z cleaver (C), -s
-er,

-est,

'klirvlds, -iz cleavage,

-s

'kliivland Cleveland
O'klia*, -ra*, -rist; -Ii, -nis; -z,
rii|, -d clear {a<y. v.) (C), -er,
-est; -ly, -ness; -s, -ing, -ed

klia'pa:tra [klio'p-, -'pset-j Cleo-s claimant, -s

patra
'kleimo:?*, -z claymore, -s
'kUarans, -iz clearance, -s
'kleitn Clayton
kleiv clave (archaic past tense of 'kliarii)han|8, -ziz clearing-hou|se,
-ses
cleave)
'klia'8aitid,-li, -nis clear-sighted,
Oklef, -8 clef, -s
-ly, -ness
kleft. -s 1) cleft {from cleave);
klif, -s; -i cliff, -s; -y
2) (g.) cleft, -s
'klifad Clifford
kleg, -z 1) cleg, -s; 2) Clegg
'klemanisi, -t, -til clemen|cy, -t, klift, -S 1) clift, -s; 2) cliffed
klik, -8, -ifl, -t click (s. v.), -a,
-tly
-ing, -ed
'klemant, -s Clement, -s
'klemati8 clematis
klematis [kle'meitis, kli'iDeiti8] kli'meitls
'klinik, -al, -ali clinic, -al, -ally
clematis
klinej, -iz, -ig, -t; -a*, -az clinch,
'klenlji, -la*, -ilst; -inis cleanl|y
es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
{adj.), -ier, -iest; -iness
klig, -z, -ig, kUg cling, -s, ing,
klenfj*, -iz, -ii), -t clench, -es,
clung
-ing, -ed
klenz, -iz, -ig, -d; -9*, -az; -abl kligk, -8, -ig, -t clink (s. v.), -a,
-ing, -ed
cleans|e, -es, -ing, -ed.; -er, -ers;
'kligka*, -z clinker, -s
-able

'kleimant,

kleptOM'meini|3 [-nj-],
kleptomani|a, -ac/s

-8ek/8

'klerik, -s, -al, -alz, -all cleric

(s.

adj.), -8, -al, -als, -ally

'kleTa*,-ra*,-rist; -li,-ni8 clever,

-er, -est; -ly, -ness

'klsamant [-mant] Claremont

'klsara Clara
O'klaidsl clergy

-men

O klal'rousis,

kla'vikjula* clavicular
kli:k, -8, -ii), -t 1) (s. v.), cleek,
-s, -ing, -ed;
2) (s.) clique, -s

-s,

'klista*, -z clyster, -8

clo

(=

klon9, -z, -ig,

clothes)

-d, klsed {v.) cloth|e,

-es, -ing, -ed, clad

'klondia*, -z clothier,

-s

clothing
[-s
klondz (s.) clothes
'klon5zba:8kit, -s clothes-basket,
'klonSzbrAj", -iz clothes-brush, -es

-man clergy [man, 'klondig

klo:'r-'rotik
kla'via*, -z clavier (iwsintmeMt), -s

klia'pklio'paitra
klip, -8, -ig, -t; -a*, -az clip,
-ping, -ped; -per, -pers
'klipig (s. adj.) clipping

O klou

Oklsa* Clare

'kla:d3i|man,

'kligkant clinquant

(s.)

'klouOzIiais, -iz clothes-horse, -s

'klonSzlain, -z clothes-line, -s
klon'eikja, -az, -i: cloac!a, -as, -se

klonk klot
klouk,

cloak

-s, -ii|, -t

246

(s. v.), -s,

-ing, -ed

'klonkrum,

-z

cloak-room,

klons, -8*, -ist;

-r,

-st;

yard),

2)

(s.)

-s

-iz 1) {ac^'.) close,

close (enclosure,

'klous'greind close-grained
'klons|Ii, -nis close|ly, -neas
klonT, -z 1) clove (from cleave);

clove (.), -s
'klouT9*, -z clover, -s
'klonvn, >'futid cloven, -footed
klouz, -iz, -ii|, -d 1) (v.) clos|e,
2)

-es, -ing, -ed; 2) (s.)

close (end);

3) dialectal for klondz

'klonza*, -z closer (s.), -a
'kIou39*, -z closure, -s
[-ed
klo:, -z, -ii|, -d claw (s. v.), -a, -ing,
klaid 1) Claud(e); 2) clawed
klaidz cloths (plwr. of cloth, esp.
in sense of 'pieces of cloth')
'kl9:hsema*, -z claw-hammer, -s
'kloirjaid, -ait cMor|ide, -ite
'kl3:r|9l, -as chlorjal, -ous
'kla.'ri'n chlorine
'kla-rik chloric
'klairit, -s chlorate, -s
kl3-'r|ousis, -atik chlor|osis, -otic
'klD'stral ciaustral
klo-O, kla:5z [-es] cloth, cloths
'klo'B'jaid, -z cloth-yard, -s
klaiOs cloths (plur. of cloth, esp.
in sense of 'kinds of doth')

klaiO cloth, -a
klaO, -s
'klazit, -s, -ig, -id closet (s. r.);
-8, -ing, -ed
Oklu;, -z 1) clue, -a; 2) clew, -a
kou 1) Coe; 2) Co.
koM'sedsuta* [-dsat-], -z coadjutor, -s
koMsegju'leiJan, -z coagulation,

1)

clause, -a; 2) claws

-s

kot'eegjnIeit, -s, -ig, -id coagulat|e, -es, -ing, -ed

kot'eek|j9ii, -tiv coac|tion, -tive

O'konba.'g coburg (0.)

'konbain Cockburn
'konbould ['kab-], -s kobold,
'kouba:lt
ka'ba'lt cobalt
'koubra, -z cobra, -s
Okond, -z code, -a
'kondeek, -s kodak, -a
'kondjeks, -isi:z cod ex, -icea

Oklodj

-z, -i clod, -s, -dy

klof cloflf
klog, -z, -ig, -dj -1, -ia*, -iist,
-ill, -inis clog (s. v.), -a, -ging,

-ged; -gy, -gier, -giest, -gily,

-giness
klai, -z, -ig, -d cloy, -s, -ing, -ed
'klaigta , -z, -rin, -d cloister (s.
-s,

-ing, -ed:

fication, -s

'koad3an|s,
-cy,

'klarafil chlorophil(l)

'klarafaim, -z^

-ii),

-t,

-si, -t, -tli

cogenjce,

-tly

koM'empJ'an coemption

O'kon'sa*,

-z co-heir, -s
'kon'saris, -iz co-heiress, -ea

Okow'a:s,

-iz, -ig, -t; -ibl [-abl]

coercje, -ea, -ing, -ed; -ible
koM'aisiv, -li coercive, -ly

koM'aiJan coercion

O kotea'Ies,

-iz, -ig, -t; -ns, -nt

coaleac|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -ence,

-ent
kotca'HJ'an, -z coalition, -s
kon'hsebit, -s, -ig, -id cohabit,
-B, -ing, -ed
konhtebi'teij'an cohabitation
kon'hsebitant, -s cohabitant, -s
koM'hia*, -z, -rig, -d coher|e,
-es, -ing, -ed

koM'hlaran|B,

klak, -s; -waik clock, -a; -work

klan'daik ['klandaik] Klondyke

-si, -t, -tli

coher-

en|ce, -cy, -t, -tly

koi'lil:siT, -li, -nis cohesive, -ly,

-nesB

-d chloroform

(s. v.), -a, -ing, -ed

'klaiik, kla'roasis, etc.
klat, -s, -ig, -id clot (s.
-ting, -ted

= kla:rv.),

-s,

-a

'kondijfai ['kad-]^ -faiz^ -faiig,

-faid codi|fy, -fies, -fymg, -fied
kondifi'keij'aii [kad-], -z codi-

(from claw)

v.),

klD6kOM'iiTdl

-a

kloiz, -iz

ls.ou'hh^n cohesion
'konha:t, -s cohort, -s
-i coequal, -ly
koui''kwaliti coequality
'kou'i:\l co-eval

O kowlikival,

koMl'tiJant konlz

koam konts

247

O kouffijant,

-s coefficient, -s
'konlg'zist, -b, -ii), -id; -ns, -ant
co-exist, -s, -ing, -ed; -ence, -ent
'kooiks'teud, -s, -ig, -id co-extend, -s, -ing, -ed

O koum,

-z, -ig, -d comb (s. v.),

-iig. -ed
'koume*, -z comber {cowAing
-s,

machm^, -s
'koum a, -1: com|a,

-ee

'kouiks'tensir co-extensive
'konma,-z, -tou8 coma(({eep sleep),
'koniks'tenjan, -z co-extension, -s
-8, -tose
kouin'said, -z, -ii), -id coincid|e, 'koumlgz combings
-es, -ing, -ed
Okoun, -z 1) cone, -s; 2) Colne
kot'insidn{s, -siz, -t, >tli coin- 'konn|l, lz coa|y [-6y], -ies [-eys]
ciden|ce, -ces, -t, -tly
kou'nlfaras coniferous
'kooinua* Koh-i-noor
'koanjeek cognac
O konk 1) coke (C); 2) Cocke O kOMaidrneiJan co-ordination
{surname)
kou'aidinit [-dan-]^ -s, -11, -nis
co-ordinate (s. adj.), -s, -ly, -ness
'kouks coca
'kouksilAt, -S 1) coco(a)nut, -s; kouapa'reljan, -z co-operation, -s
kOM'aparelt, -s, -ig, 'id; -a*, -az
2) cokernut, -s
'konkitrji, -iz coquetr|y, -ies
'konkon, -z 1) cocoa, -s; 2) coco, -a
konks, -iz, -ig, -igli, -t; -a*, -az
coax (s. v.), -es, -ing, -ingly,
-ed; -er, -ers
koul, -z, -ii), -d 1) (g. v) coal,
-s, -ing, -ed; 2) (.) cole (G.), -s
konld, -z, -3*, -ist; >li, -nis

cold
-nesB

(s.

adj.), -s, -er, -est;

'koald'bLidid, -11, -nis

blooded, -ly, -ness
'koold'krinn cold-cream
'konld'haitid cold-hearted
'konla kola (K.)
'konlan, -z colon, -s

-ly,

cold-

'konlfiild, -z coal-field, -s

'koalhi:T3*, -z coal-heaver, -s
'konllgstel/sn, -z coaling-station,
[-s
'koulmain, -z coal-mine, -s
'konljmsen, -men coal-|man, -men

'konlman Coleman
konZn Colne

co-operat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or,

koM'oparatlT co-operative [-ors

kou'apt, -8, -ig, -Id co-opt, -s,
-ing, -ed
koteap'teijan co-optation

koup, -8, -Ig, -t cop|e (s. v)

(C), -es, -ing, -ed
'kon'paisina*, -z coparcener, -s
'kon'paitna*, -z; -Jip copartner,
-s; -ship
'koupek, -8 copeck [kop-], -s
'koupal copal
'kouplas [-pjas], -11, -nis copious,
-ly,

'koul'toi* coal-tar
'konlta*, -z coulter, -a

'koaltan Coulton
'koultit, -8 1) coaltit, -s; 2) coletit,
[-s
'koiilt8nit colt'a-foot

'konltjista* Colchester
konlz 1) coals; 2) coles (C.)

(.)

coping,

-s

'konpland 1) Copeland; 2) Copland

konpn'helgn Copenhagen
-s co-regent, -s
'kourl'lidsanist, -s co-religionist,
dent, -si
-s

O'kou'rlidsant,

'konrls'pandant,

Okonst,

'konlpit, -s coal-pit, -s

'koulrids Coleridge
'konlskAtl, -z coal-scuttle, -s
'konlsn 1) Coulson; 2) Colson
koult, -8 colt, -s

-ness

'konpig, -z

(s.

v.),

-s

co-respon-J

-id; -a*, -az coast

-ing, -ed; -er, -era

-8, -ig,
-s,

'kousfgaid, -z coast-guard,
'koustlaln, -z coast-line, -s

O'kouja* kosher

kont,

-a

[co-]

-8, -ig, -Id (s.

v)

1)

coat,

-ing, 'ed; 2)cot|e,-es, -ing, -ed

kou'tsBndsant, -8 co-tangent, -s
-s,

'kontarl', -z coterie, -s
'kontlg, -z coating, -s
'konton, -z koto, -a
konts 1) coats (C); 2) cotes;
3)

Coates

koutj kD:k
kontj,

-iz, -ig, -t

coach

(s.

248

v.),

-ed
'kont/dog, -z coach-dog, -s
'kontjhais, -iz coach-horse, -s
'kont/lman, -man coach|man, -meii
OkouT, -z cove, -s
'kouTi, -z covey (familiar diminutive of cove), -s
-es, -ing,

O'konzarr,

-z causeiie, -s
'konzji, -iz, -ia*, -list, ili, -inis
cosfy (s. orfy.), -ies, -ier, -iest,
-ily, -iness
ko- see also kou-

ko'ket, etc.
ka'ket, etc.
kok-, kol-, kom-, konkako'rain
ka> Koran
ko'rail, ko'ria, ko'rinBkaka:, -z, -i:g, -a caw, -s, -ing, -ed
ka:*, -z, -rifl, -d 1) (. v.) cor|e, -es,
-ing, -ed; 2) (s.) corps; 3) cor, -s
O'kaibal, -z 1) corbel, -s; 2) cor-

=
=

beil, -s

kaibnl

= ka'bnil

Kabul

O ka:dj
-s,

-z, -in. -id 1) (s. v.) cord,

-ing, -ed; 2) (s.) chord, -s;

cored (from core);

(/rowj caw)

3)

'ka:did3 cordage
'k9:dial[-djal], -z, -i cordial, -s,-ly
kaidi'l^'earaz [-liar-] Cordilleras
'kaidig (s.) cording

'kaidjn^ai [-dajr-], -z corduroy, -s

'ka:dl 1) caudal; 2) caudle (C.)
'ka:dn, -z cordon, -s
koi'douva Cordova

= ka:*,

Oka:k,
(C),

-greind

kaf cough,

etc.

Corfu
-s, -ig, -t (s. v.)

-8,

-ing, -ed;

'kaikasas Caucasus
'ka:k|i, -ids cork|y, -age
'kselkin, -z
'ka:kin, -z
'ka.'kBkrn:, -z, -ii| [. . . skrnig],
-d cork-screw (s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed
Oka:l, -z, -ii|, -d 1) (. v.) call,
-s, -ing, -ed; 2) (s.) caul, -s
'ka:lbai, -z call-boy, -s
'kaildran, -z 1) caldron, -s;
2) cauldron, -s

'ka:la*, -z caller, -s
'ka:lis ['kaialis] coreless

'kailkat

1)

Calcott; 2) Callcott

'kailafis, -iz call- office, -s

O 'kaimarant,
Okain,

-s

-z, -ig,

cormorant,

-d corn

-s

(. t;.),

-s,

-ing, -ed

'ka:na*, -z, -rig, -d corner

-8, -ing, -ed
'kainal [-nil], -z cornel, -s

(s. .),

'kainastonn, -z corner-stone, -s
-treiz corner- {wise,
'ka:nfi:ld, -z corn-field, -a
'ka:nf laua*, -z 1) corn-flower, -s
'kain'hil Cornhill
[2) corn-flour
k3:'ni:lie [-Ija] Cornelia
ka:'ni:lias [-Ijas] Cornelius
ka:'ni:ljan [ka'n-], -z cornelian,
'kainia, -z cornea, -s
[-s

kai'ni^jnlit corniculate
'ka:nis, -iz cornice, -s
'kainij, -man, -man

Cornish,

-man, -men
'ka:nit, -s cornet, -s

kainjn'konpia

[-pja],

-z

'kainkreik, -s corn-crake,

corf, -a; 2) Corfe

'ka:n, etc., dialectal for 'kafi
kai'fjfu!

-s

cornu-s

'ka:nf, -z cornel, -a

coarse, -r, -st ; -ly, -ness ; -grained

Oka:f, etc.
ka:^ -s 1)

Caucasian,

copia, -s

etc.

'kaialis coreless
'kaiara*, -z corer, -s
'kaias, -a*, -ist; -li, -nis;

[-si-], -z

'ka:ka*. -z 1) corker, -s; 2) caulker,

-s; 3) calker, -s
'kaikas, -iz caucus, -es

-ways

ka:'di:Iia [-Ija] Cordelia

ka:di'eelit[i, -iz cordialit|y, -ies

etc.

kai'keizian

'koiparal

cawed 'ka:na|waiz,

4)

'ka:da* Cawdor
'kaidan, -z cordon, -s
'kaidava, -n Cordova, -n

O kaia*,

koi'keizian

1)

cork

2) caulk, -s,

-ing, -ed; 3) calk, -s, -ing, -ed

'ka:nwl Cornwall
kain'walis Cornwallis
O ka:'pAskjn:I, -z corpuscule, -es
kai'pASkjnla* corpuscular
'kaipAsl [ka:'pA8l], -z corpuscle, -s
ka:pa'reliti corporality
kaipa'reijan, -z corporation, -s
'ka:par|al, -alz, -ali corpor|al (s.
a^'.), -als, -ally

'koiparit

-li, -nis corporate, -ly,

[-ness
'k9:p9S corpus (C).
'koq|>julan{s, -si; -t, -tli corpulen|ce, -cy; -t, -tly
koi'pairial, -i corporeal, -ly
'kaiparal, etc.
'ksipral, etc.
ka:p8, -iz corpse, -s
ko''ra:n [ko-, 'kaireen, 'kairan]

'koiparit,

Koran
'ko:ra 1) Cora; 2) Korah
'koira*. -z corer, -s
'k!>:r|9l, -ali chor|al, -ally
'ka:r98, -iz chorus, -es

O ko:s, -iz, -ig, -t

-es, -ing, -ed;

'ko:s ['kaiasl

1) (s. v.) cours|e,

2) (s.) corse, -s

(ai^'.),

-a*, -istj -li,

-nis coarse, -r, -st; -ly, -ness

ka:'sa:3, -iz corsage, -s
'kaisea*, -z corsair, -s
'koisa*, -z 1) courser, -s; 2) coarser
{compar. of coarse)
'ko:sika, -n, -nz Corsica, -n, -ns
'ka:sit, -s corset, -s
'ka:sUt, -s 1) corslet, -s; 2) corselet, -s

249

k3!ti'zteii

'ka:t'ja:d, -z courtyard, -s
'ka:tia, -z
'ka:tja% -z

=
=

'kaitias, etc.
'ka:tjas, etc.
'ka:t,ka:d, -z court-card, -s
'ka:tl|i, -ia*, -list, -inis courtl|y,
-ier, -iest, -iness

'ka:t'ma:j|al, -alz, -alig Hig],

-aid court-marti|al, -als, -ailing,
-ailed

'kaitni 1) Courtenay; 2) Courtney

'ka:t'plo:sta* court-plaster
'kait^p, -s courtship, -s
ka:'Tet, -s corvette, -s
ko:z, -iz, -ig, -d 1) (. v.) caus|e,
es, -ing, -ed; 2)0awse; 3) caws
(from caw);" 4) corps (plw.);
6) cors
5) cores (from core);

O
O

(from cor)
kai'zseliti causality
ka:'zeij'an causation
'ka:z|al, -ali caus|al, -ally
'ka:zatiT, -li causative, -ly
'kaizlis, -li causeless, -ly
'kaizwei, -z causeway, -s

kab,

'ko!t'ja:d 'kofl'bim

-z

1)

cob,

-s;

2)

Cobb;

kast cost, etc.

ka:st, etc.
'ka:stik, -al, -ali caustic, -al, -ally

Cobbe
'kabdan Cobden

O'kaiJIan, -anz, -anig [rfiviit -fn*

cautijon (s. v.), -ons, -oning,

'kab|l, -Iz, -pg [-lig], -Id; -la*,

-laz cobb|le (s. v.), -les, -ling,
-led; -Ier, -lers

-oned
'kaijana* [-J?-], -z cautioner, -s
'koijanari [-Jj^-] cautionary
'kaijas, -li, -nis cautious, -ly,
-ness
ko.-t, -s, -ig, -id 1) court (s. v.),

a, -ing, -ed; 2) caught (from

catch)
'ka:t'dres, -iz court-dress, -es
'ka:t|eks, -isiiz cort|ex, -ices
'ka:taraiz, -iz, -ig, -d cauteriz|e
[-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed

kaitarai'zeijan, -z cauterization
[-isa-], -s

'kaitarji, -iz cauter|y, -les

'kait'gaid, -z court-guide, -s
'ka:t'Iian|s, -ziz court-hou|se, -ses

'kait'htend court-hand
'kaitia [-ija*], -z courtier, -s
'kaitilas, -si

'ka:t-

'ka:tiki cortical
'ka:tisi:z cortices (plur. of cortex)
ka:ti'z%n, -z courtesan, -s

3)

'kabnAt,

-s

cob-nut,

Cobbold;
bonld kobold
'kab web, -z cobweb,
'kabonld

Okad,

1)

-s

2)

= 'kou-

-s

-z cod, -s

'kodfiJia*, -az, -ig, -ari, -ariz codfishier, -ers, -ing, -ery, -eries

'kondifai, etc.
'kadifai, etc.
'kadisil, -z codicil, -s
'kad|l, -Iz, -lig [-Jig], -Id codd|le,
-les, -ling, -led
'kadlig, -z (s.) codling, -s

'kadsa*, -z codger, -s
kod3i'teiJan, -z cogitation,

-s

'kadsiteit, -s, -ig, -id; -iv cogitat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -ive
kaf [ka:f ], -s, -ig, -t; -a*, -az
cough (s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -er,

[-ers

'kafa*, -z coffer, -s

'kafa'dtem, -z cofferdam,

-s

'kafi, -z coffee, -s
'kafi'bim, -z coffee-bean, -s

'kafikAp 'kokkrou

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kokl kaliflaua*

'kafikAp, -s coffee-cup, -s
'kafihanjs, -ziz cofiee-hou|se, -aes
'kafimil, -z coffee-mill, -a
'kafin, -z, -ig, -d (s. v.) coffin
(C), -a, -ing, -ed

'kakl, -z, -^g [-lig], -Id (.

cock|le (C), -lea, -ling, -led
'kakljel, -z cockleahell, -s
'kaknl, -z cockney (C.^, -a

'kafipat, -s coffee-pot, -a

'kakplt, -s cock-pit, -a
'kakrontj*, -Iz cockroach, -ea
kaks 1) cocks {from cock); 2) Cox
'kaksal 1) cocci {plur. o/" coccus);

'kafiram,

Okag,

-z

coffee-room,
-d cog (s.

-z, -ii),

-a
v.),

-a,

'kagneit, -s cognate (s. adj.),

kag'nij'dn, -z cognition, -a

-a

-ging, -ged

ka^'neijan cognation

kag'nonmen,

2)

cognomen,

-z

'kakniizm, >z cockneyism,

1)

cockscomb,

'kakspa:* cockapur (C.)

-s

'kaksweln ['kaksn],
'kak'Jna* cock-sure

1) coir;

kaif,

-8,

-ii),

-er,

coyer (fromcoj)

2)
-t

coif

(s.

v.),

-a,

-ing, -ed

-nis coyiah, -ly, -neas

kail, -z, -ig, -d coil (s. i;.), -a,"]

coyly

[-ing, -edj

kain,

-z, -ig. -d 1) (s. .) coin,

-ing, -ed; 2) {v.) quoin, -a,
-ing, -ed; 3) (s.) coign, -a
'kaina*, -z coiner, -a
-a,

'kainidg, -iz coinage,

'kainis coyneaa
kait, -s quoit, -a

O kak,
-a,

-8, -ig, -t

-ing, -ed;

2)

1)

-a

-s,

Cocke

(s. v.),

(place)

-id

(.

.)

coquett|e, -ea, -ing, -ed

ka'ketij* [ko-], -11, -ni8 coqnettiah, -ly, -nesa
'kaka*, -z cocker (C), -a

'kakadnidl'dn: cock-a-doodle-doo
'kakaral, -z 1) cockerel, -a:
2) Cockerell
'kak|as, -sal cocc|ua, -i
'kakatrais, -iz cockatrice, -a

kaka'tn:, -z cockatoo,

[-a

ka'kn:n, -z cocoon, -a

Okal,

-z col, -s

=
= ka'letc.

'ka'lelt, etc.

ka'l-

'kalekt, -s collect (.), -s

'kala*, -z, -rig, -d 1) collar (s. v.),
-a, -ing, -ed; 2) choler
'kalaboan, -z collar-bone, -s
'kalad 1) collared; 2) CoUard
'kalafanl colophony
kala'keljan [-lo'k-], -z collocation, -s

cock

-ig,

coxawain,

'kalakelt [-lok-],

'kakai, -d cock-eye, -d
ka'keid, -z cockade, -s
ka'kein 1) cocaine; 2) Cockaigne

ka'ket [ko-],

-z

'kaktell, -z cocktail, -s
'kaktjeifa*, -z cockchafer, -a

ka'lsetaral,

'kaiij*, -Ii,

'kaili

-a;

-a

'kagwiil, -z cog-wheel, -s
kai, -a*, -ist, -11, -nis coy,
-eat, -ly, -neas

kaia*

-s

Cock'a eye

'kakskonm, -z
2) coxcomb,

kag'nonmin^i-'nam-] cognominal

v.)

-a

'kakfalt,-s, -ig cock-fight,

'kak'hais, -iz cock-horse,

-a,

-ing

-a

'kak|l, -la*, -list, -ill, -Inls cock|y,

-ier, -ieat, -ily, -ineaa
kaki'li:kl cocky-leeky

'kakkrou, -Ig cock-crow, -ing

-s, -Ig, -Id collocat|e, -ea, -ing, -ed

'kalakfr|i, -Iz colloqu|y, -iea

'kalam,
2)

-z,

-d

1)

column,

-a,

-ed;

Colomb

'kalambaln, -z columbine, -a [-a

kalam'bearilam, -a columbarijum,
'kalanalz, -iz, -Ig, -d coloniz|e
[-is|e], -ea, -ing, -ed
kalanarzeijan colonization [-is-]
kala'neld, -z colonnade, -a
'kalanll, -Iz colon|y, -iea
'kalanist, -s colonist, -a
'kalap, -8 collop, -a

kala'raidou Colorado
'kalar|a, -ik choler|a, -ic
kala'rlfik colorific
'kall:g, -z colleague, -a
'kail, -z collie (0.), -a
'kallds, -iz college, -a
'kalldsa*. -z colleger, -s
'kalia* [-Ija*], -z collier (C), -s
'kaliflana*, -z cauliflower, -s

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251

'kalik colic
'kallnz 1) Collins; 2)

'kamiEJua*

'kalis 1) CoUis; 2)
'kolja*. -z collier (C), -s
'kaljarji, -iz collier|y, -ies
[-Itji-]

commis-

comet, -s; -ary

kami'ti:, -z committee {of a Iwna-

'kamit, -s; -ari

colchicum

'kamiti comity
'kamju:n, -z 1]

'kalman Colman
kalokkolak-

2) (v.)

'kalpaita*, -z colporteur,
[bine
'kalza coLsa

-z

[-ijua*],

sure, -s

'kalkis [>ltjls] Colchis

O'kambain [kam'bain],

'kamisari 'kompout

'kamisarli, -iz commissar|y, -ies

CoUyna
CoUes

'kolklkam

= ka'mjiiin

(s.),

-s;

'kamju'nlist/s, -izm commun|ist/s,

[-ism
'kamjnnf communal

-s
(s.),

-z

\Hc), -s

commune

-s

ka]iija''teij'n, -z

com- 'kamju'teita*,

-z

commutation, -s
commutator, -s

kampai'leij'an, -z compilation, -s
-z comber {fish) (C), -s
'kAinbat, etc. 'kampannd, -z compound {s. adj.),
'kambat [-bt], etc.
-s
kambi'neijan, -z combination, -s
[-s 'kampsekt, -s compact (s.), -s
'kambineitlT combinative
kamen'deij'an, -z commendation, kampe'leijan, -z compellation, -s
'kament, -s, -ig, -id comment kampen'seijan [-pan-], -z com-

'kamba*,

(s. v.), -s -ing, -ed

'kamenteita*, -z commentator,
'kama'S commerce
'kama, -z comma, -s
'kamadaia*, >z commodore, -s

'kaman,
-ly,

-ist;

-a*,

-z,

common

adj.),

(s.

-s,

-li,

pensation,
-s

-nis

-er, -est;

[kaman'dtent] ,

commandant,

-s, -ig, -id

compensat|e, -es, -ing, -ed

kam'pen'kampenseit|iv, -ari
sat- compensat|iye, -ory
kampai'geij'an compurgation
'kampaigeita*, -z compurgator, -s
'kampenseit
'kampanseit, etc.
'kamparabjl, -li, -Inis compar-

-ness

'kamandtent

-s

'kampenseit [-pan-],

-s

ab|le, -ly, -leness

-s

kampa'zijan, -z composition, -s
'kamana*, -z commoner, -s
'kamitazit [-zait], -li, -nis com'kamanid3 commonage
posite, -ly, -ness
'kamanla: commonlaw
'kamanltji, -iz commonaltjy, -ies 'kampit9n|s, -si, -t, -tli competen|ce, -cy, -t, -tly
'kamanpleis, -iz commonplace, -s
'kamanrum, -z common-room, -s kampi'ti/an, -z competition, -s
kainpja''teijan, -z computation,
'kaman'sens common-sense
-s
'kamant9r|i, -iz commentarjy, -ies
kam'pleizans
'kamanwelO, -s commonwealth, kamplei'zsens
'kampleks complex
[-a
'kamanz commons (C.)
kam'pleksit|i, -iz complexit|y, -ies
'kamarin Comorih
kampli'keijan, -z complication,
'kamas commerce
-8
'kamid|i, -iz comed|y, -ies
'kamik, -al, -ali, -ainis comic, 'kamplikeit, -s, -ig, -id complic-

-al, -ally,

ka'miks,

at|e, -es, -ing, -ed

-alness
-ig,

-iz,

-tjta* commix,
-tion; -ture

-t; -tjan;
-es, -ing, -ed;

'kampliment,

ment

{v.),

-s, -ig, -id

-a,

compli-

-ing, -ed

kampli'mentari 1) complimentary; 2) complementary

kampli'mentl complemental
kami'iijnij'dn comminution
'kaminjait, -8, -ii), -id commin- 'kamplimant, -s 1) compliment
(.), -s; 2) complement, -a
iit|e, -es, -ing, -ed
kam- complicity
kami'searijal, -at [-set] commis- kam'plisiti
'kampoat (k3:'pat), -s compote, -a
sari|al, -at
kami'neijan,

-z

commination,

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252

'konoit

'kompost [-ponst], -s compost, -a 'kanfarans, -iz conference, -s

kanfi'dtent, -a confidant(e), -s
'kampres, -iz compress (.), -es
'kamparabl, etc. kanfi'denJIal, -all confident! |al,
'kamprabi, etc.
-ally
'kampramaiz, -iz, -ig, -d; -a*,
-az compromisle (. v.), -es, -ing, 'kanfidan|8, -siz, -t, -tli confid-

enjce, -ces,

-ed; -er, -ers

kampri'hend,

com-

-ig, -id
-ing, -ed
-z,

prehend, -8,
kamprihensi'biliti [-sa'b-] comprehensibility
kampri'hen8lb|l [-sab-], -li, -Inis
comprehensib|le, -ly, -leness
kampri'hensiT, -li, -nis comprehensive, -ly, -ness

kampri'henjan comprehension
'kamrid ['kAm-, -reid], -z, J'ip
comrade, -s, -ship
Okan, -z, -ii|, -d 1) con {s. v.),
-8,

-ning, -ned

2)

conn,

-s,

-ing,

-ed

[-8

kandem'neijan, -z condemnation,
kanden'seijan,
-s

-z

condensation,

'kanda:*, -z condor,
'kanda*, -z
[-s
'kandakt, -s conduct (s.), -s

'kandimant,
kandi'send,
cend,

-s,

-s

condiment,

-z, -ig, -id

-ing, -ed

-s

condes-

kandi'senjan condescension
'kandit ['kAn-], -s conduit (C), -s
kandoM'neiXan, -z condonation, -s
'kanda:* [-de*], -z condor, -s
kan'd5enit|I, -all congenitlal,

kandsag-

= kandsug-

[-ally

kandsi'leij'an congelation
'kandsina*, -z congener, -s
[-8
kaudgna'reijan, -z conjuration,
kandsn'gteliti conjugality
kandsn'geijan [-dsa'g-], -z con-

jugation,

-s

'kand^ugeit [-dsag-],
conjugatle

(v.),

-s, -ig, -id

-es, -ing,

'kandsuglal [-dsag-],

-all

-ed
con-

jug|al, -ally

kandsngit
(s.

[-dsag-], -s conjugate

adj.), -8

'kaneit connate
'kana* Connor
'kanfain, -z confine (s.), -s
'kan^aeb [kan'f-], -z confab, -s
'kanfekt, -s confect (.), -s
kanfa'meiXan, -z confirmation, -s

-t,

kanns'keijan,

-tly

-z confiscation, -s

'kanfiskeit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az;

-ari [kan'fiskat^ri] confiscatje,
-es, -ing, -ed; -or, -ors; -ory
kan'fitia:*, -z confiteor, -s
kanQui'teiJan, -z confutation, -s
'kanflAks, -iz conflux, -es
[-a
'kanfleit conflate {ac{j.)
kanf la'greijan, -z conflagration,
'kanflagreit, -s, -ig, -id conflagrat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
'kanflikt, -s conflict (s.), -s
'kanfluanjs, -siz, -t, -tli, -ts con[-s
fluen|ce, -ces, -t, -tly, -ts

kanfai'meijan, -z conformation,
kanfrAn'teiJan confrontation
'kanA-ans, -iz
'kanfarans, -iz

kanfra'ta:nit|i, -iz confraternit|y,

-ies

kanglama'reij'an, -z conglomeration, -s

kan'glamareit, -s, -ig^ -id conglomerat|e (v.), -es, -ing, -ed

kan'glamarit conglomerate {s.
'kani Connie
'kanik, -s, -al,
-8,

-al,

[adj.)

-all, -alnis conic,

-ally, -alness

'kanigtana*, -z conning-tower, -s
kani'sa:* [-'sjua*], -z connoisseur,
'kanizabl cognizable [-isa-]
[-s
'kanizan|s, -siz, -t cognizan|ce
[-isa-], -ces,

-t

'kanjeek (ka'jiak), -s cognac,

-s

kan'keevitji, -iz concavit|y, -ies

'kan^keiv ['kag,k-] concave

kan'kjn:binid3 concubinage
'kankleiv ['kagk-j, -z conclave, -s
kan'ka:dtet[kag-],-s concordat,-s
'kankais, -iz
'kagk- concourse,

-s

'kankriit ['kagk-],
crete, -ly, -ness

-li,

-nis con-

ka'nont,

-s, -ig, -id; -ativ connot|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -ative

kanOM'tei/an, -z connotation,
Conn aught

'kana:t

-s

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253

'kanried [-rad] 1) Conrad; 2) Konrad

konSAi'ni:, >z consignee, -a

kon'seeggwin consanguine
kons8e))'gwin[i3s,
guin|eous, -ity

kansAl'teiJan
tation, -s

consan-

-iti

[-sal-]

"Z

consul-

ksn- consultative
kon'sAltatiT
kansA'tneiJan [-sa'm-], -z con-

summation, -s
kansAmeit [-sam-], -s, .-li|j
a*, -az; -iv consummatje
-es, -ing, -ed;

-id;
(v.),

-or, -ors; -ive

kan'sensas [kan-]
2) concensus

1)

consensus;

kan'sentja*, -az, -arig, -ad concent|re, -res, -(e)ring, -red

kansen'treiXan [-san-], -z concentration, -s
-s, -ig, -id
concentrat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
kan'sentrik, -ali concentric, -ally

'kansentreit [-san-],

'kansept, -s concept, -s
kansa''veijan conservation
kansab'steeujlal, -ali consub3tanti|al, -ally

kansabsttenj'i'eij'an

[-tensi'ei-]

consubstantiation
'kansal, -z consul, -s

kansaleijan

[-sol-], -z

consol-

ation, -s
'kansalj'ip, -s consulship, -s
kansAkansal't-, kansamkansa'naeiit|l [-s?-]} -ali conso[-8
nant|al, -ally

'kansanans [-sf-]^ -iz consonance,

'kansanant [-SJf -], -s, -li consonant,
-s,

-ly

'kansat, -s concert (.)> -^

kansa'tiina, -z concertina, -s
kansai'Tkansa'TeiJan
kansig'neiXaii,-z consignation, -s
kansi'kju:Jan, -z consecution, -s
kansi'kreijan, -z consecration, -s
'kansikrelt, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az;
-ari consecrat|e, -es, -ing, -ed;
-or, -ors; -ory

kansi'kwenJIal,
ti|al,

-all

conaequen-

-ally

'kangikYranls, -siz, -t, -tli consequen|ce, -ces, -t, -tiy

kDBSi'ni: kon'tektstjnal

kansi'ni: [-sai-], -z consignee, -s

kansis'tairial consistorial

'kansjula* [>sjal-] consular

'kauEjulit [-ejal-], -s consulate, -s
'kanskript, -s conscript, -s
'kansl, etc.
'kansal consul, etc.
kansAlkansl'teiXan, -z
'kans^ant, etc.
'kansan'kansentr'kansntreit, etc.
'kansonl, -z console (s.), -s
kanso'lkansa'I'kausa.'t, -s consort ($.)> -a
'kansalz consols
kansteenti'nonpl Constantinople
kanstilkanstel- [-tal-]
kaiista''neij'an consternation
'kansta'neit, -s, -ig, -id consternat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
'kanstans Constance
'kanstansi constancy
'kanstant, -s, -li, -nis constant

=
=
=

(s.

axi}.),

-s,

-ly,

-ness

'kanstantain Constantine
kansti'leijan [-te'l-, -ta'l-],

-z

constellation, -s
'kanstileit[-tei-, -tal-], -s, -ig, -id
constellat|e, -es, -ing, -ed

kansti'peijan constipation
'kanstipeit,-s,-ig, -id constipat|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
kansti't]u:Xan, -z constitution, -s
kansti'tjuijanaljist/s [-S^-]) -iasm
constitutional|ist/s, -ism
kansti'1ja:J'|an^ t-^l], -anali [-ijiali]
constituti|onal, -onally
'kanstitju:t, -s, -ig, -id constitut|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
'kanstr|u:, -u:z, -n-ig, -u:d constr|ue (s. v.), -nes, -uing, -ued

kan8wi'qa:dinar|i,

-iz

consue-

tudinarjy, -ies
-Inis con[-J"?-], -li,
scionab|le, -ly, -leness
'kanj'ans, -iz conscience, -s
kanjas, -li, -nis conscious, -ly,
-ness
kanji'enjas, -li, -nis conscientious, -ly, -ness
'kantffikt, -s contact, -s

'kanjanabll

'kantekst, -s context, -s
kau'teks^*ual [-tju-], -i
textual, -ly

con-

kontem'p-

kontra'raiati

kantem'pleijn
templation,

[-tain-], -z

254

con-

-8

-s, -ig, -id;

-a*, -az; -It contemplat|e, -es,

-ing, -ed; -or, -ors; -ive

'kantent, -s
kan'tent (s.), -s
^kantest, -s contest (.), -a
kantes'teijan, -z contestation, -s

kan'taiminas conterminous
kanti'gju'iti contiguity
kanti'nentl continental
-si, -t,

en|ce, -cy,

-t,

'kantinant, -s

-tli

contin-

-tly

(s.)

kan^n-'miilias [-Ijas], -li, -nis

contumelious, -ly, -ness
'kantjnmasi contumacy
'kontjnmil|i, -iz contumel|y, -ies
'kanton, -z conto, -s
'kantraist, -8='kantriegt, -s con(s.),

-s

'kantrait, -li, -nis contrite, -ly,

-ness
'kantrsekt, -s contract (s.), -s
kantrsek'tiliti contractility
'kantrtest [-tro:st], -s contrast
().

-s

'kantrabsend; -ist/s contraband;

-ist.'s

'kantrajbeis, -iz contrabass, -es

kaBtra'dik/n, -z contradiction,
-s

kantra'dikt,

'kantrarji, -iz, -ili contrarjy

(s.

-s,

-ig,

-id;

-ir

contradict, -s, -ing, -ed; -ive

kantra'diktarji, -ili, -inis contradictorjy, -ily, -iness

kantradis'tigg^J*,

'kantrari|iiis [kan'treari-], --vraiz

contrarijness, -wise
[-s

kantra'TenJ'an, -z contravention,
'kantraTa'sji, -iz controvers|y, -ies
kantra'Taij^I, -ali controyersi|al,
-ally
[sialist, -s"]
kantra'TaiJ'alist, -s controver-J
kantra'raitj -, -in, -id controvert, -s, -ing, -ed
kantra'va:tib|l [-tab-], -li controvertib|le, -ly

continent, -s
kantin'jn-iti continuity
kan1ja''meijas, -li, -nig contumacious, -ly, -ness

trast

'kantrari 'kaiigon

ac^.), -ies, -ily

'kantempleit [-tam-],

'kantinan|8,

-iz,

kantra'viin,

-z, -ig, -d contraven|e, -es, -ing, -ed

kantri'bjnzj'an, -z contribution, -s

'kantna*, -z contour

-s

(s.),

'kanwei Conway
'kan^veks, -li convex,

-ly

kan'Teksitji, -iz convexit|y, -ies

'kanra.'s, -iz, -li [kan'TaisIi] eonverse (s. (&'), -s, -ly
'kanva'sn{s, -si; -t, -tli conversan|ce, -cy; -t, -tly
'kanva:t, -s (.) convert, -s

kanva'kei/an

[-vo'k-J, -z

convoc-

ation, -B

'kanvakeit, [-vok-]j -s, -ig, -id

convocat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
kanva'Ies, -iz, -ig, -t convalescje,
-es, -ing, -ed
kanva'lesanjs, -t, -ts convalescen|ce,

-t,

-ts

kanve'ljuijan, -z convolution, -s
'kanvaljn:t, -id convolute, -d
'kanvant, -s convent, -s
kanvasfetsi'onni, -z conversazione, -8

kanTa'seiJaa, -z conversation, -s
-ig,

-t

contradistinguish, -es, -ing, -ed

kantradis'tigAJ'an contradistinction
kantradi8'tig%;tiT contradistinctive
'kantrahant [-triant], -s contrabent, -s
'kantrapAiitist [kantra'p-], -s contrapuntist, -s

kanla'a'pAntl contrapuntal
kantrapa'zi/an contraposition
kantra'raiati [-aiiti] contrariety

kanva'seijanj: [S^}] conversati-

onal
kanva'seijanalist ['Jjf],

-a

con-

versationalist, -8

'kanvasnt, etc.
'kanva:8nt,
'kanvikt, -s convict (s.), -s

kanvok-

etc.

= kanvak-

'kanvai, -z convoy (s.), -s

kan'vai, -z^ -ig, -d convoy
-s, -ing, -ed
O'kagga*, -z conger, -s
'kagga'ri:!. -z conger-eel, -s
'kaggon Cfongo

(.),

'koagres 'kopjttle

'koggres, -iz congress, -ea

[-s
kaogri'geiXan, -z congregation,
kaiigri'geij'aneljist/s [-J>J-]j "i*
congregational|iat/s, -iam
kaggrrgeljaii^ [-Si^\] congregational
'koggrigeit, -s, -iii, -id congregat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
'kaggri:T Congreve
'kai)graaii|s,

-siz,

til congruen|oe,
-t,

-si,

-siz,

-t,

-ces, -cy, -cies,

-li,

-nis

congruous,

-ness
kag'grn'it|i, -iz congruit|y, -ies
-ly,

kogk, -s 1) conk, -b; 2) conch, -a

'kan keiv
'kag.keiv
'koQKa, -z concha, -a
'kogka , -, -rij, -dj -w*, -raz
conquer, -a, -ing, -ed; -or, -ors

'kogkarabl conquerable
'kaQkjnbain, -z concubine,

= 'kon=

'kagklelT, -z

concord (a.),
konkog'koidtet, -s

'k!>i|ko:d, -z

-s

Copped

ka:'ra:n Koran
ka'relatiT, -li, -nis correlative,
-ly, -ness
'karakl, -z coracle, -a
'karl. -z coral, -s
'karaljain, -ait coralljine, -ite
karaleijas corallaceoua

kara'msendl Coromandel
kara'nei/an, -z coronation,
'karana*, -z coroner, -a
'karanit, -s coronet, -s
kari'tenda*, -z coriander,

-s

-a

'karida:*, -z corridor, -a
'karldaitrein, -z corridor-train, -s
'karidsibi [-dsabl] corrigible

kari'eijas coriaceoua
kari'tl:{as, -ai coryphse|us, -i
kari'lelX^n, -z correlation, -a
correlat|e~l

'karinO Corinth [-ea, -ing, -edj

karis'pand, -z. -ig, -igli, -id;
ans/iz, -ant/s, -antli corres-ing,
-ingly, -ed;
-s,

pond,

-iat/s
-li,
-nis concrete (s.
a*'), -ly. -nesa
'kagkwest, -s conqueat (C), -s
Okap, -8 1) cop, -s; 2) Copp
'kapa'j -z, -rig, -d copper (s. v.),

'kagkri:^

-mg, -ed

'kap,pleit copper-plate
'kaparas copperas
'kapasmid, >s copper-amith, -s
'kapji, -iz, -ilfj -id 1) cop|y (. .),
-ying, -led; 2) kopjje, -jes

'kapibnk,

2)

O ka'rain =

'karileit, -s, -ig, -id

-a

'kagko:s['konk-}, -iz concourse, -a

kog'koladsli, -ist/s concholog|y,

-iea,

kaps, -iz 1) copse, -a; 2) Eops;

3) cops (from cort
kapt, -8} -ik 1) Copt, -a; -ic;

'kardlri:f, -s coral-reef, -s

-tly

'koggrnas,

-a,

kops 'koja*

255

-s

copy-book,

-s

'kapia*, -z copier, -a

'kapikonld, -z copyhold, -a
'kapihonlda*, -z copyholder,

-ence/s, -ent/a, -ently

'karista*, -z choriater, -a
'karal, -z coral, -s
'karl, -z

O'kastek,

Coasack,

-s

-s

'kasit, -8, -ig, -id cosset

-a, -ting, -ted
kast [ka:st], -s, -ig cost (8.
'kasta*, -z coster, -a

'kastad, -z costard,

(s.

v.),

v.), -a,

[-ing

-s

'kastamAgga*, -z coatermonger,

-a

'kaistik, etc.
-li, -nis coative, -ly, -ness
kas'tjuim ['kast-], -z costume (s.),

'kastik,
'kastir,

etc.

-a
-a

'kapiist. -8 copyist, -s
'kapiralt, -s, -ig, -id copyright
(. v.), -a, -ing, -ed

'kapis, -iz coppice, -a

kapju'leij?]!, -z copulation, -a
'kagjul^t, -8, -ig, -id; -iT
[...latiT] copulat|e, -es, -ing,
-ed; -iye
'kapjiil|a, -i:, -az copul|a, -sb, -aa

kas'tjnim,
costumje

-z,
(.),

-ig,

-d; -a*, -az

-es, -ing, -ed; -er,

-ers

kas'ljaimia*,
'kasti costal

-z,

costumier,

-a

'kastl|i ['ka:stl-]j -ia*, -list, -inis

costl|y, -ier, -lest, -inesa
-, -rig, -d 1) cosher
famper), -s, -ing, -ed;
2) == 'kou/a* kosher

O'ka/a*,
{feast,

kot

'kraun'ltend

Okst,

256

'kraun'prins

krAmp

'kraun'prins, -iz crown-prince,

-s cot, -a

'kota*, -z cotter (C), -s

'katids, -iz cottage, -a
'katidsa* [-tads-], -z cottager, -s
koti'llidan, -z, -as cotyledon, -s,

-ous
'kat|n, -nz, -ifig, -nd; -i^ cottjon
(s. V.) (C), -ons, -oning, -oned;

-ony
'katn'wul cotton-wool

-a

krantj*^ -iz, -ig, -t crouch (0.),

-es,

-mg, -ed

O krb,
'krtebid,
-ness

-z 1) crab, -s; 2)

Crabbe

crabbed,

-nis

-li,

-ly,

'krtebtri:, -z crab-tree (C), -s

krseg, -z; -i, -ia*, -iist, -ill, -inis
crag, -s; -gy, -gier, -giest, -gily,

-giness

'katsirould [-wald], -z Ootswold,

'katjiniil cochineal
[-s
'katjin'tjaina Cochin-China

-man

'krtegzlman,

cragsjman,

-men

crack
-mg, -ed; -er, -ers
O kaz'metik, -s, -al, >ali cos- 'krsekbrein, -d crack -brain, -ed
metic, -s, -al, -ally
krteka'toua Krakatoa
kazmal'ganik, -'grtefikj -ladsikal 'kraekjl, -Iz, -^g [-lig], -Id; -^

O'kayantri

Coventry

['kAT-]

krtek,
(s.

cosmo|gonic, -graphic, -logical

-z cosmopolitan,

kazma'palitan,

-s, -ig^ -t; -a*, -az

-a,

v.),

crack|le,

'kreeklig

-ling,

-Ies,

(s.)

-led;

-ly

crackling

-s
'krsekn^ 1) cracknel, -s; 2) Crack'kazmik, -9I, -ali cosmic, -al, -ally
nell
kaz'malgani, -grafi, -ladsi cos- krsem, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az cram
mo|gony, -graphy, -logy
(s. v.), -a, -ming,
-med; -mer,
kaz'mapalait, -s cosmopolite, -s 'krsembon crambo
[-mars
'kazmas cosmos
'krsemaizi cramoisy
kra:ft, -s; -i, -ia*, -iist, -ili,
krsemp, -s, -ig, -t[krsemt] cramp

-inis
-ily,

craft,

-s;

-y,

-ier,

-iest,

-iness

-man

'kra:A8|man,

crafts|man,

-men
krail, -z kraal,

Okrjai,
-aiaz

-aiz,

cr|y

-s

-aiig, -aid, -aia*,

(s. .),
-ies, -ying,

-ied, -ier, -iers

kraim,

-z crime, -s

kraist, -s; -laik Christ,

-s;

-like

Christchurch

'kraitn Crichton
-B,

v.),

-z,

-ig.

-s,

crowd

(.

-ing, -ea

-z, -ig, -d
-ing, -ed

crank,

-s;

-y,

-ier, -iest,

-iness
'krpjiilan{s, -t, -tli crapulen|ce,
-t, -tly
krses, -a*, -ist, -li, -nis; -itjn:d
crass, -er, -est, -ly, -ness; -itude
-ig, -t crash
-ed
OkrAks, -iz crux, -es
krAm, -z, -ig, -d crumb
-a, -ing, -ed
kreej",

-id

'krandid (adj.) crowded

'kran5a* Crowther

krann,

'krsenfad Cranford

-ily,

krai'tiari|an, -anz, -a criteri|on

(C), -ons, -a

kraud,

'krsenbarli, -iz cranberr|y, -ies

-inis

'kraisjis, -i:z crisjis, -es

-s

'krien|i, -iz, -id crann|y, -iea, -ied

krsegk, -s; -i, -ia*, -iist, -ili,

krai'mia, -n Crimea, -n

'kraisrtj'aitj'

(s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed

'krsempaian, -z cramp-iron,
'krsempan, -z crampon, -s
''kreempiaa Cramptou
krsen, -z cran, -a

crown

(s.

v.),

'krann'gla:s crown-glass
'krann'kalanji, -Iz crown-colon|y,
-ies

'krann'leend, -z crown-land, -s

-iz,

(s.

v.),

-es, -ing,

'krAmbll,

-Iz,

(s.

v.)

-lig

Hig], -Id
-led
'krAiiibrAj, -iz crumb-brush, -es
crumb|le,

'krAmi

krAmp,
-ed

1)

-Ies, -ling,

crummy;

-s, -ig, -t

2)

crumby

crump,

-s,

-ing,

'krAmpit 'kredj nlas

'krAmpit,

crumpet,

-s

krAmpIl,

257
-s

-Ui) [.\i^],
crump|le, -les, -ling, -led

'krAmwal

-Iz,

-Id

'kromTral Cromwell
-ii), -t crunch, -es,

kTAntJ", -iz,

-ing, -ed
'krApa*, -z crupper, -s
krAst, -8 crust, -s
krAs'teiJan, -z crustation, -s
krAs'teiJas crustaceous
krAs'teiJian, -z crustacean, -s
krAs'teitid crustated
krAstji, -ia*, -iist, -ili, -inis
crustly, -ier,

-lest,

-ily,

krAj", -iz, -ig, -tj -a*, -az crash

(s. v.),
-es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
'krAj'Iitet, -s crush-hat, -s
'krAXrnm, -z crush-room, -a

krAtJ, -iz;

-t crutch, -es;

-ed

Okrei Creagh
'kreid|l, -Iz,

-Id cradjle
-led
'kreidou, -z := 'kriidon, -z
'kreifij", -iz crayfish, -es
kreig, -i Craig, -ie
kreik, -s, -ig, -t 1) crak|e (s. v.),
-es, -ing, -ed; 2) Craik
(s.

v.),

-lii| [-^I|],

-les, -ling,

'kreikon Cracow
krein, -z, -ig, -d cranje

(s.

v.)

'kreinijam
crani|um,

[-nj-],
-a,

-a,

-amz;

-al

-urns; -al

kreini'aladsli, -ist/s craniolog|y,

-ist/s

kreip, -s

1)

crape,

-s;

2)

cripe

-z, -iij,

-es, -ing,

'krepiteit, -s, -ig, -id crepitat|e,

-es, -ing,

-d; -a*, -az crav|e,

-ed; -er, -ers

'kreiyn, -z craven (C), -s

kreiz, -iz, -ig, -d; -i, -ia*, -iist,
-inis craz|e (s. v.), -es, -ing,
-ed; -y, -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness
kredi'biliti [-da'b-] credibility
'kredib[l [-dab-], -li, -Inis credib|le, -ly, -leness
'kredit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az credit
-ors
(s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -or
'kredltabjl, -Ii, -Inis creditab|le,
[-ly, -ness"|
-ly, -ness
'kredjnlas, -li, -nis credulous,J
-ill,

MlchaeliB & Jonea,

-ed

krept crept {from creep)

kres, -iz cress, -es
'kresida Cressida
'kresnt, -s
'kreznt crescent, -s
krest, -s, -ig, -id crest (s. v.), -s,

-ing, -ed

'krestfa:l9n crestfallen
[-ies
kres'tamaO|i, -iz chrestomathly,
'kretin, -z
'kriitin, -z cretin', -s
'kretinizm cretinism
kre'tan ['kretan], -z cretonne, -s
'krevis, -iz crevice, -s
'kreznt ['kresnt], -s crescent, -s
kra'msetik [kro'm-], -ali chromatic, -ally

kra'naladsjl [kro-], -iz, -ist/s

chronologly, -ies, -ist/s
kra'namit|a* [kro-], -az, -ri chronomet|er, -ers, -ry

kras'tkra'Tses,
kra'Tset,

krAs't-

etc.

-s, -id

kri'Ttes,
cravat,

etc.
-s,

-ted

-z creed, -s

'kri:d9ns credence
'kri:don ['kreid-], -z credo,
krr'eijan, -z creation, -s
krr'eit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*,
creat|e, -es, -ing, -ed;

-s

-az
-or (C),

-ors

kreit, -s crate, -s
'kreita*, -z crater, -s

kreiT,

krema'tairiam, -z crematorium, -s
'kremlinj -z kremlin (K.), -b
'krepaskjn:! crepuscule
krepi'teijan, -z crepitation, -s

Okri:d,

(C), -es, -ing, -ed

'krematari 'kriimkAlad

'krematarji, -iz crematorjy, -ies

krema'ta:rial crematoria!

-iness

'krAstid crusted

krr'eitiv,
-ness

-li,

-nis creative, -ly,

'kriians, -iz creance, -s

'kriiasout
'kriasont creosote
kriif Crieff
kri:k, -s, -ig, -t 1) (s. v.) creak,
-s, -ing, -ed; 2) (s.) creek, -s

'kri:k|i,

-ia*,

-ili,

-iist,

-inis

creak|y, -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness

kri:I, -z creel, -s
kri:m, -z; -i, -ia*, -iist, -ili,
-inis cream, -a; -y, -ier, -iest,
-ily, -iness

'kri:mar|i, -iz creamer|y, -ies

'kri:mkAlad cream-coloured

Phonetic Dictionary,

17

kri'stelidiiz

'kri:]n'tXi:z

258

'kriim'tjiiz, -iz cream-cheese, -s

'kriionl, -z Creole, -s

kri:p, -s,

krept creep,

-ii),

-s,

-ing, crept

'kri:pa*, -z creeper, -a
'kri:p|i, -ia*, -list, -ili, -inis
creeply, -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness
kri:s, -iz, -ig, -t creasje (s. v.),
-es, -ing, -ed
'kriisas Croesus
kri:t, >an/z, >ik Cret|e, -an/s, -ic
'kri:tin ['kret-], -z cretin, -s
'kriitinizm
'kret- cretinism
'kriitja*, -z creature, -s
O'krib, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az crib
(s. v.), -s, -bing, -bed; -ber, -bers
kri'denjal, -z credential, -s
kri'djn:liti credulity
kri'eikrii'ei-

'kriasont creosote
krik, -8 crick, -s
'krikit, -s cricket, -s
'krikita*, -z cricketer, -s
'krikitmtetj', -iz cricket-match, -s

kri'meijsn,
kri'meit,

-z

-s,

cremation,

-ig,

-id

-s

cremat|e,

-ed

-ea, -ing,

kri'mia, -n

= krai'm-

krimi'nseliti criminality
krimi'neiXan, -z crimination, -s
'krimineit, -s, -ig, -id criminat|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
'krimin|), -].z, -ali crimin|al, -als,
-ally

krimp,

-s, -ig, -t

crimp

(s.

v.),

8, -ing, -ed
'krimzln, -nz, -fig, -nd crimsjon
-ons, -oning, -oned
krintis, -iz, -ig, -d; -a*, -az
cringle (s. v.), -es, -ing, -edf; -er,
(s.

v.),

-ers

[-S

ki'ina'liin ['krinal-], -z crinoline,

'krigk|l. -iz. -lig [-Jig], -Id; -li
crink|le, -les, -ling, -led; -ly

kri'onl, -z

= 'kriioul,

-z

kri'pAskjula* crepuscular
'kripll, -Iz.
(s.

v.),

-^g

[-lig], -Id cripp|le

-lea, -ling, -led

kriptj -s crypt, -s
'kriptik, -alj -ali cryptic, -al,-ally

krip'tagrafi cryptography
kri'8telidi:z chrysalides

kri'stenOamam 'kritisizm

kri'ssenOamam [-Oim-],

anthemum,

-z chrys-

-s

'krisalait, -s chrysolite, -s
'krisalis [-sil-], -iz chrysalis, -es

'krisastam Chrysostom
'kriskra-s, -iz 1) criaa-cross;
2) Christ-crosa, -es

'krismas,

etc.

= 'kristmas,

etc.

-i^g [-nig]^, -nd

Christ] en, -ens, -ening, -ened

'kri8{n,

-nz,

'krisndam Christendom
christening, -s
-nis crisp (C),
-er, -est; -ly, -ness
'krigpin Crispin
'kristabel [-bal] Christabel
'kristafa* Christopher
'kristalain crystalline
'kristalaiz, -iz, -ig, -d crystalliz|e
[-is|e] -es, -ing, -ed
kristalai'zeij'an, -z crystallization [-isa-], -s
krista'lagraf|a*, -az, -i crystaliograph|er, -ers, -y
'kristalaid, -z crystalloid, -s
'kristi:n Christine
kris'ti:na Christina
'kristi 1) Christie; 2) Christy
kristi'aina Christiana
kristi'ainia [-nja] Christiania
kristi'teniti Christianity
'krisljan [-tjan], -z; -izm; -li
christian (0.), -a; -ism; -ly
'krisljanaiz [-tjan-], -iz, -ig, -d
christianiz|e [-i8|e], -es, -ing, -ed
'kristjanneim [-tj"-], -z christian'krisi^ig [-nig], -z

krisp, -a*, -ist;

(s.)

-li,

name,

-s

'kristi, -z crystal, -s
[-es
'kristmas, -iz Christmas [Xmas],

'kris<ma8b3ks,-iz Christmas-box,
-es

[-a

'kri8tmaska:d, -z Christmas-card,
'kristmastri:, -z Christmas-tree, -s
'kri8tj-

'kri8tj-

kri'^endon, -z crescendo,
'krijna Kriahna

-a

kri'tiik, -s critique, -s
'kritik, -s, -al, -ali, -alnis critic,
-s, -al, -ally, -alnesa
'kritisaiz, -iz, -ig, -d; -abl criticizle [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed ; -able
'kritisizm, -z criticism, -s

kri'Tses

'kro'sbil

kri'Ties [kra'y-], -iz, -t crevasse,

kri's[-s, -d

kri'ztenOamam

(C),

-z chrisom, -s

'krizam,

Okron,

-z, -ii|,

-d

1) (s. v.)

-ing, -ed;

-s,

259

2)

crow

Crowe

'krouba:*, -z crowbar, -s
kroM'eiJia [-Jja], -n/z Croatia,
[-n/s
'kronat, -s Croat, -s
'kronfat crow-foot
kronk, -s, -ig, -t croak (s. v.),
-a, -ing, -ed
'kronkei, -z, -ig, -d croquet (s.v.),
-a, -ing, -ed
[-ker
krou'kel^ -s croquette, -a
'kronka*, -z 1) croaker, -s; 2) Cro'kronkas, -iz crocus, -ea
'kroukji, -ia*, -list, -ili, -inis
1) croak|y, -ier, -iest, -ily, -inesa;

croquet
'kronkwil, -z crow-quill, -s
kronm 1) chrome; 2) Crome
'kroumeit, -s chromate, -s
2)

'kro'sbon

'kru'il

'kra'sbon, -z cross-bow, -a
'kra-sbonnz cross-bones
'kra'sbred cross-bred
'kra'sbri:d, -z cross-breed, -a
'kra-sgreind cross-grained
'kro'S'kAntri croas-country
'kra-sig'zeemin, -z, -iii, -d; -a*,
-az cross-examin|e, -ea, -ing,
-ed; -er, -era

'kra-sigzsemi'neij^n,

examination,
'kra'slg, -z

(s.)

cross-

-z

-s

crossing, -a

'kra'slegd croaa-legged
'kra-sli 1) crosaly; 2) Crossley
'kra'snis crossness
'kra's'pa:pas, -iz cross-purpoae,
'kra's'rond, -z cross-road, -s
'kra'swaiz crosswise
'kra'swei, -z croasway, -s
kraft [kraift], -s croft (C),
krak, -s crock, -s

'krakadaU,

'kramlek,

zier, -s

O kro'ei-,

1) crosier, -s; 2) cro-

= krou= kra-

kro'kkro'm-, kro'n-

O kra:,

-z craw, -s
*krarfad Crawford
'kraifl/, -iz crawfish, -es
kraft, -s croft (C), -s
kra:ft, -s
krail, -z, -ill, -d; -a*, -az crawl
-ers
(g. v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -er,

krad|i, -ia*, -iist, -inis 1) crawl|y,

-ier, -iest, -iness; 2) Crawley
kro-s, -iz, -a*, -ist, -ig, -t 1) (.
adj. V.) cross (C.)i -es, -er, -est,
-ing, -ed; 2) Crosse

kra-Bbil, -z crossbill, -s

-s

logic, -al, -ally

-s

-all

-al,

chrono-

metric, -al, -ally

'kranik.-9l, -ali chronic, -al, -ally
'kranikfl (s. v.), -Iz. -llg [-Ug], -Id
chronic|le, -lea (C), -ling, -led
'kranikla* Ha*], -z chronicler, -s
krap, -s, -ig, -t; -a% -az crop
(s. v.), -a, -ping, -ped; -per, -pers

kra:8, etc.
kras, etc.
kratj, -iz, -t crotch (C),

-ea,

-ed

'kratjit, -s; -i crotchet, -s; -y

Okrn:, -z 1) (s.) crew, -a; 2) (v.)
3) Crewe
-a*, -ist, -li, -nis crude,
-r, -St, -ly, -ness
'kmiditji, -iz cYudit|y, -ies

crew (from crow);

krnid,

'krn-il, etc.
etc.
'krn'alt|i [-n-il-], -iz cruelt|y, -ies
'kruTl ['krn-al], -a*, -ist, -i, -nis

'kru'al,

'kra'said cross-eyed
'kra-sba:*, -z cross-bar, -s
'kra-s'bAn, -z cross bun, -s

cromlech,

'kramwal ['krAm-, -wel] Cromwell

krana'metrik,

-s crow's-nest, -s

'kro's'ak/an, -z cross-action,

-s

-s;

'kranagrsem, -z chronogram, -s
krana'Iadsik, -al, -ali chrono-

'kronz|fnt, -Art crow's-|foot, -feet

'kroaznest,
'krousa*, -z

-s

-z crocodile, -s

'krakari crockery
'krouma* Cromer
'kronmataip [-mot-] chromotype 'krakit, -s 1) crocket,
2) Crockett
kronmoull'Oagrafi chromoUtho[graphy 'kramati Cromarty
'kronn. -z crone, -s

'kronn^, -iz crony, -ies

'kronjei (kra'/s)? -^j ?)>
crochet (s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed
kronz crows (from crow)

-a

1) cruel,

2)

-Ier,

-lest, -ly, -ness;

crewel

17*

truit knk

260

'kru'it, -s cruet, -s
'kru'itsttend, -z cruet-stand, -s

krn:n,

-d croon

-z, -ifl,

hru:p croup

[-s,

(.

v.),l

-ing, -edj

'kruipia* (kru'pjel, -z croupier, -a

krui'seid, -z crusade, -s
kroi'seida*, -z crusader, -s
'ki'uisibl, -z crucible, -s

-faiz, -faiig, -faid;

cruci[fy, -fies,
-faia*, -faiaz
-fying, -fied; -fier, -fiers
'krn:siflks, -iz crucifix, -es
kr uisi'flk/an, -z crucifixion (C), -s

'kru:8i|fai,

'kru:8ifa:m cruciform

'kru:8on Crusoe
'krnijiel crucial
'krn:z, -Iz, -ii), -d 1) cruisle (s.
v.), -es, -ing, -ed; 2) cru8|e, -es;
3) crews {plur. of crew)
'krn:z3*, -z cruiser, -s
'krual [-11], 'krait, etc.

krnk,

-s, -ig, -t 1)

crook

{a. v.),

(C), -s, -ing, -ed; 2) Crooke, -s

'krukbffikt crook-backed
'krukld, -a*, -Ist, -11, -nis crooked
(adj.), -er, -est, -ly, -ness

'kruk/tegk Cruikshank
ku:, -z, -ig, -d 1) coo

{v.),

-es,

-ing, -ed; 2) (g.) coup, -s

Okn:I, -3*, -ist; -11, -nls; -z,
-ig, -d; -a*, -az cool (adj. v.),
-er, -est; -ly, -ness; -s, -ing, -ed;
-er, -ers

'kn:li, -z coolie, -s

Oku:m,
-s;

coom,
Coomb(e);

-z 1)

8)

kn:'m9e8i

Okuin,

-s; 2)

4)

coomb,

Combe

Xumassie

'ku:ns9i|, -z coon-song, -s
-8, -ifl, -t coop (s.
-ing, -ed
-z, -rifl,

-d

(s.

-ing, -ed; 2)

cooper

Cowper

-8 1) coot, -s; 2)

Coote

ku:t8 Coutts
kuitj" 1)

Oka:z

knd
Oknk,
-s,

Couch;

2)

-8, -in, -t 1),(. v.]

2)

kwa:m,

Oook(e)

etc.

= kwo:iii,

Okwai'eS9n|s,

-t, -til

etc.

[-s

quiesceujce,

-tly

[-S

O'kwaia*,

-z 1) quire, -s; 2) choir,

'kwaiat, -a*, -ist; -11, -1118; -s, -Ig,

-idj -ist/B. -izm quiet

(a((;. .),

-er, -est; -ly, -ness; -s, -ing, -ed;

-ism

-ist/s,

'ktraiatln, -nz, -fig [>nlg], -nd

quiet|en, -ens, -ening, -ened
'k'nraiatju:d [-ailt-] quietude

kirai'htas quietus
kwait quite

Okw8eg[kwog],-z;

-i quag, -a; -gy

'kwnegmala* ['kwog-], -z quag-

mire, -a
kirsek, -s, -ig, -t; -art, -1/ quack
(s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -ery, -ish

'kwsentam ['kwon-] quantum

(in

Latin phrases)
1)

Quay

(surname); 2) qua
quakfe (. v.),

-8, -ig, -t

-ed

'kweika*, -z, -dam Quaker,

kwell,

-z, -ig,

-d

1)

(s.

(Q.), -s, -ing, -ed; 2)

ktreiu

-a,

-er,

v) quail
Quaile

Quain

kweint,

-a*, -ist, -li, -nis quaint,

-est, -ly, -ness

'kweisai quasi
'kweiva*, -z, -rig,

Cooch

1) cooes; 2) coups
could (from can)

-ing, -ed;

kwai'fa:* (kwa'f(B:r), -z coiffeur, -s

kwai'Qua* (kwa'fy:r), -z coiffure,

-dom

'ku:p3r|i, -ids cooperfy, -age [-s

knipai; [-pan] (ku'pa), -z coupon,

Oku:t,

-es, -ing,
v.), -s,

[-s

[-Jan], -z cushion, -s
kwa:f, -8, -ifl, -tj -a*, -az quaff,
-8, -ing, -ed; -er, -era

kweik,

Okn:p,

(0.), -s,

'kuria, -z courier, -s

'kujin

Okwei

-z coon, -s

kujpa*,

'kukarl kwel

'kukari; -bak/8 cookery; -book/s

'kukrnm, -z cook-room, -s
'kukjop, -8 cook-shop, -s
'kuku:, -z, -ip, -d cuckoo (s. v.
intetj.), -s, -ing, -ed
'knku:flan3*, -s cuckoo-flower, -s
'kukuiklak, -s cuckoo-clock, -s
'kiiku:8pit cuckoo-spit
O'kumal ('kymal) kUmmel
O ku'rtent, -8 courant (newspaper),

-t,

= kru:-

quaver

(a.

v),

-s,

-rig 11, -d
-ingly,

-ing,

-ed

cook,

Okwel,
-s,

-z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az quell,

-ing, -ed; -er, -ors

kwenJkwik

kwentj", -iz, -ig, -t; -a*, -az;

-9bl quench, -es, -ing, -ed; -er,

'kwentin Quentin
'kwernlas [-rjnl-,
querulous,

-able

[-ers;

-ral-], -li, -nis

-ly, -ness

kwest^ -s, -ig, -id quest

-8, -mg, -ed

{s.

v.),

'kwestJlan, -anz, -anii) [-fii)],

and; -ana* [-igta*], -anaz [-^az]
queati|ou (. v.), -ons, -oning,
-oned; -oner, -oners
'kirestjanab|l [-t/i^-], -li, -Inis
questionabjle, -ly, -leness

'kwestjanig
ing (adj.),

Okwa:k,
kwa:n,

[-t/if.-], -li

-z

Okwa'dr-

quirk
quern,

(s.

'kwizikal

'kwikjan, -anz, -^ig [-anig], -and

quick|en, -ens, -ening, -ened
'kwik,faiarig quickfiring
'kwiklaim quicklime
'kwikli quickly (Q.)

'kwik'maitj quickmarch
'kwikssend, -z quicksand,
'k^kset quickset
'kwiksat [-sent] Quixote

-s

[-ally

ktrik'satik [-k'za-], -all quixotic,

'kwiksilra*, -z, -rig, -d quicksilver (s. v), -8, -ing, -ed

'k^k'tempad quick-tempered
'kwlk'mtid, -nis quick-witted,
-ness

(Q.), -s
-s

= kwa'dr-

kwa'drsetik [kwa'd-],
tie

question-

-ly

-s

'kwikan

261

kwil,

-z, -ig, -d quill

-ing, -ed

kwilt,
-s

quadra-

adj.), -a

=
=
=

-s, -ig, -id; -a*,

(. v.), -s,

(s. v.),

-a,

-az quilt

-ing, -ed; -er (Q.), -ers

kwin Quiu

[cunx, -es
ka'd- quadrille, -s kwi'nim quinine
kwa'dril. -z
kira'triljan, -z 'kwinkAgks ['kwig-], -iz quinkwa'triljan, -z
'kai'bonnon
O'kwii'banou
kwins, -iz quince (Q.), -s [cey
kwi:n, -z, -ig, -d 1) (s. v.) queen, 'kwinsi [-nzi] 1) Quincy; 2) Quinkwint, -s quint {organ stop), -s
-s, -ing, -ed; 2) (.) quean, -s
kwin'tesans quintessence
'kwi:nbara Queenborough
kwin'tet. -s quintet(te), -s
'kwi:nl|i, -inis queenl|y, -iness
kwin'tiljan, -z 1) quintillion, -s;
'kmmzbari 1) Queensberry;
2) Quintilian
2) Queensbury
'kwi:nzland [-Isend] Queensland 'kwintjn'p|l, -Iz, -lig, -Id quintup|le, -les, -ling, -led
'kwi:nztaan Queenstown
'kmnzi 1) quinsy; 2) Quinc(e)y
'kwiista* [-to:*], -z quaestor, -s
'kwink'kwigkAgks, -iz
'kwi:z{i, -inis queasy, -iness

-Id quibbjle
-led
'kwibija* [-la*], -z quibbler, -s
kwid, -z quid, -s

kwig'kwaina quinquina
kwig'kweiyal quinquennial
kwlgkwa'dsesima Quinquagesquagenarian, -si
ima
kwigkwadsr'nsarian, -z quin-J
kwip, -S quip, -s

[-s
'kwidnAgk, -s quidnunc, -s
'kwidpron'kwon,-z quid pro quo,
kwia*, -ra*, -rist, -li, -nis queer,

kwi'rses, -iz cuirass, -s

kwira'sia*, -z cuirassier, -s
kwit, -s, -ig, -id quit {adj.

kwi''zi:n (kqi'zin) cuisine

Okwi'bek Quebec
'kwib|l, -Iz,
(.

v.),

-pg [-lig],

-les, -ling,

-ness
kwiarji, -iz, -iig, -id 1) (s. v.)
quer(y,-ie8,-ying,-ied; 2} quaere
'kwiarist, -s 1) (.) querist, -s;
2) queerest {myerl. of queer)
-er, -est, -ly,

'kwlarij queerish
'kwiarit|i, -iz queeritly, -ies
kwik, -a% -ist; -li, -nis 1) quick
-ness;
-ly,
-est;
-er,
(Q.),
2)

QuickC

-s,

'kwitans, -iz quittance,

'kwitrent, -s quit-rent,

kwlts

(s.)

'kwiTa*,
(s.

v.),

-ting, -ted

v.),

-s
-s

quits

-z, -rig, -rigli,

-a,

-d quiver

-ing, -ingly, -ed

-d quiz (s. v.),

-zed
kwi'zi:n (kqi'zin) cuisine
'kwizikjal, -all quizzic|al, -ally

kwiz,

-iz,

-ig,

-zes, -zing,

kwon'ASkwi-

'kwodrit

262

kwon'Askwi 'teendem [-'as-,

dam] quousque tandem
'kwoujsnt, -8 quotient, -s
kwoat,

-8, -ii|, -id;

-abl quot|e,
-es, -ing, -ed; -able
kwoM'teiJan, -z quotation, -s
'kwouta, -z quota, -s

kwon'tidian [-djan]

= kwa't-

Okwaim

[kTra:m], -z qualm, -s
['kwoim-], -li, -nis
qualmish, -ly, -nesa

kwoimij

kwa:t,

-8

city),

quorum,

-z

-s

quart (measure of capa-

quartan

'kwoitarids quarterage
'kwo.'tarig, -z (s.) quartering,
'kwoitas quartus
'kwoitn, -z 1) quartern, -s;

Okwod,

-z, -ii|, -id 1) quod (s. v.),

-ding, -ded; 2) (g.) quad, -s

'kwodlibet, -s quodlibet, -s
kwa'dreeggjnla* [kwa'd-] quadrangular
kwadrseggl [kwo'd-, kwa'd-], -z
quadrangle, -s
[-s
kwa'drtetik, -8
kwa- quadratic,

kwo'dreit [kwa'd-],
quadrat|e

{v.),

-ig, -id
-es, -ing, -ed

k^'adr3'd3e8iiii|3,
gesim|a, -al

'kwadrent,

-8

kwDdratJa*
-8

-s,

-al

-Iz,

quadrupjle

(s.

-liii,

-Id

v.), -les,

-ly,

-li,

adj.

-ling, -led

kwadrnipli'keij'an quadruplication
-s, -ig, -id

at|e

(a.

-s

qua-

-ed

-es, -ing,

kwa'drn:plikeit,

quadruplic-

adj.), -a

'kwadrnped
kwa'f-

kwag,

etc.

[-pid], -z

quadruped,

kwa:'f-

kwieg,

[-
etc.

-faiz, -faiig, -faid;

-faiaz qualijfy, -fies,
-fying, -fied; -fier, -ners

faia*,

'kwalifaiig (a^j.) qualifying [-&

ktralifi'keiXan, >z qualification,
'kwalifikeitari qualificatory
'kwaliteitiy [-tat-], -li qualitative,
'kwalitji, -iz, qualit|y, -ies

[-tijua*]

quadric

-s

quadrature
adj.), -a

(s.

[kwa'd-],

-z

drillion, -s
[-reit]

[-ly

quondam

'kfrandarji

'kwantam
2)

[kiran'dear|i]

-iz

-ies; 2)

Quandary

1)

quantum

(amounf);.

= 'kweentam

'kwantik, -s quantic, -s
'kwantiteitiT [-tat-], -li quantitative, -ly
'kTrantitji, -iz quantit|y, -ies
'kvror|l, -alz, -alig [-^g], -314
quarrlel (s
v.),
-eis,
-elling.
-elled

'kwarala* [-r|-], -z quarreller, -

'kwarlsam, -li, -nis quarrelsome,
-ly, -ness

'kwaranti:n,

-d quarant-ed
'kwr|i^ -iz, -iig, -id quarr|y (g.
v.), -ies, -ying, -ied
[-menT
in|e

(s. v.),

'kwarl,

quadrant,

adj.), -B

kTTO'driljau

'kwadrit

-s

-z, -ig,

-es, -ing,

Quadra- 'kwari|maii, -man quarrylman,j

kwadri'leetaral, -z quadrilateral
(s.

quadroon,

-s

quartan

'kwadrik,

'kTradrn-pIl,

l)quandar|y,

'kwoiton, -z quarto, -s
kwa:ts 1) quartz; 2) quarts (plur.
of quart)
-s,

-z

ktra'drnipidl quadrupedal

'ktrandsem

'kw3:t3,pleit, -s quarter-plate, -s

2)

kwa'druin,

'kw3li|fai,

-s

kw:'tet, -s quartette, -s
'kw8:t9*, -z, -rig, -d quarter (s.
v.), -s, -ing, -ed
'kiraitadek, -s quarter-deck, -s
'kwaitali quarterly
[-B
'kwaitamaista*, -z quartermaster,
'kwo:tan, -z 1) quartern, -s;
2)

kwo'drnin kwa'triljan

kTTO'drnipIikeit,
druplicat]e (v.),

kwouO quoth

'kw3:ram,

qua-

etc.

'kwaral,

etc.

'kwarntim, etc. == 'kwaranti:n, etc.

kwaj,
-ig, -t quash, -es.
-ing, -ed

'kwoja quassia
[tidian
kwo'tidian [kwon't-, -djan] quo'kwatrein, -z quatrain,

-s

kTra'triljan [kwa't-], -z quatril-

quadrate

lion, -8

1 'loiva

lai 'laifbout

263

1 {auxiliary verb) will {weak form) lai

la: la {in miisic)
lai

lye (L.)

v.), laiz. 'laiig, laid lie

{falsehood, etc!), lies, lying, lied
lai {v.), laiz, 'laiig, lei, lein lie
{recline, etc.), lies, lying, lay,
{s.

la:*, 'lEari:z lar, lares

0'la:b3:ad [-hdi] larboard

la:d, -z, -ii), -id| -1 lard

-ing, -ed; -y
'la:d3*, -z larder, -s

{s. v.),

lain

-a,

O lai'beijan,

'la:doug3 [la'doaga] Ladoga

la:d3, -a*, -ist; .-li, -nis large,
-r, -st; -ly, -ness
'la:d3es [-dsis], -iz largess, -es
'la:d5']ia:tid, -nis large-hearted,
-ness
'laids'maindid, nis large-minded,
-ness
0'la:58* ['Iseda*], -z, -rii), -d
lather (s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed

-z libation, -s
lai'beit, -s, -ig, -id libatje, -es,
-ing, -ed
'laiba* Liber
'laib|al (s. v.), -alz, -sliij [-Ug],
-aid lib|el, -els, -elling, -elled

'laibala* [-h}-], -z libeller, -s

laibalas [-bj-], -li libellous, -ly
lai'bieria Liberia
[-s, -ship
'laibra libra (L.)
lai'brsarian, -z, -Jip librarian,

la:f, -s, -ii), -iflli, -t; -9*, -az

'laibrarji, -iz librar|y, -ies

laugh

Olaid

(s.

v.),

-s,

-ing,

-ingly,

-ed; -er, -ers

'la:fab|l, -li, -Inis laughab|Ie, -ly,
-leness

laughing-gas
'la:figst3k, -s laughing-stock,
'la:ft8* laughter

'la:fig'gaes

-s

[den
lied {from lie)
'leidn Ley'Iqidn 1) Lydon; 2)
laid, -a*, -ist, -li, -nis 1) lithe,

-r, -st, -ly, -ness; 2) Lithe

'laidsam, -nis lithesome, -ness
O'laia*, -z 1) liar, -s; 2) lier, -s;

3) lyre, -s

la:'getou, -z larghetto {s. adj.),

[-s
'la:gou, -z largo (s. adj.), -s

'laisbed, -z lie-a-bed, -s
'Iai3b3:a, -z lyre-bird, -s

'lojgas [leig-] Lagos

lo:'h:a* [la'h-], Lahore
la:k, -s, -ii|, -t lark (s. v.), -s,
[-ing, -ed
'la:kspa'* larkspur
0'la:m3, -z 1) lama (L.), -s;

'laiabl, -nis liable, -ness

'laial 1) LyaU; 2) Lyell
laien, -z 1) lion, -s; 2) Lyon, -s;

O
O

O la:nd- =

la:ndla:ns, -iz, -ig, -t 1) (s. v.) lanc|e

(L.), -es, -ing, -ed; 2) (.) launce
[(L.), -s
'la:nsa*, -z lancer, -s

Isensifl Lancing
'la:n8it, -s lancet, -s

'Ia:n8l3t 1) Lancelot; 2)

[lot

O
O

adj.

v.),

-8,

-es, -ing, -ed

'lai3nha:tid lion-hearted
'lai3nhAnt3*, -z lion-hunter,

-b

'Iai3ni8, -iz lioness, -es

'lai3nl Lionel
'lai3nz 1) lions; 2) Lyons

Lannce- 'laisrd Lyra

'la:nst3n Launceston
lamtj, etc.
\a:ntS, etc.
0'la:89n|i, -iz larcen|y, -ies
lo:8t, -s, -li, -Ib, -igli, -id last
(s.

8) dialectal for 'li:3n, -z

-iz, -ig, -d lioniz|e[-iB|e],

laianaiz,

2) llama, -s

'Ia:nsig

laia'bilit|i, -iz liabilitjy, -ies

-ly, -ing, -ingly,

[-ed
lo:tJ, -iz larch, -es
[-, -al
la:e, -s lath, -s
0'1o:t18, -i:, -al 1) lava; 2) larv|a.

laisrist

on the

['lir-],

-s lyrist

{player

lyre), -s

'Iai3S lias

Olai|f, -TZ
'laiflbelt/s,

li|fe,

-ves

-bUd

life-|belt/s,

-boi/z

life|boat/s,

-blood
'laif|bont/s,

-buoy/s

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'laifaj'uarans 'laisans

'laisansa* 'lantn

S^ir-,
[-J"09r-,
-Jo:r-], -iz life-assurance, -s
laifgaid, -z life-guard, -s

laisansa*,

laifcjiTig life-giving
'laifintrist [-'intarest] , -s lifeinterest, -s

Olait, -s; -a*, -ist; -ig, -id, lit

'laifajnarans

'laif lis, -li, -nis lifeless, -ly, -ness

'laifpriza.'Ta*, -z life-preserver, -s
'laifj'saiz, -seirii) life-{size, -saving

'laiftalm, -z lifetime, -s
'laiftenanjsl,
-siz,
-t/s
tenan|c7, -cies, -t/s

lai'si'am, -z

light

lyceum

adj.

(s.

(L.),

-s;

v.),

-s

-est;

-er,

-ing, -ed, lit

'laita*,-z; -rid3lighterfg.),-s; -age

-long

'laifjlaik, -lai) lifejlike,

-z licenser, -s

Iaign'si:, -z licensee, -s

life-

'laita|man, -men lighterjman, -men

'laitl'flggad, -'hsendld light-|fingered, -handed
laitfnt lightfoot (L.)
lait'haitid, -Ii, -nis light-heart-

lie),

-ly

ed, -ly, -nesa

'laithanjs, -ziz lighthoujse, -ses

adj.

v.),

lait'hedid,

-ed
lalken [-kin, 'litj'in], -z, -d
lichen, -s, -ed
'laik|an, -9nz, -anig [-^ig], -and
lik|en, -ens, -ening, -ened
lai'ka:g8s Lycurgus
[dium
laika'pondiam [-djam] lycopo-

-ly, -ness

O'laiig,

-li

laik, -s,

lying (from
lik|e

-ii), -t

(s.

-es, -ing,

'laikig, >z liking, -s

'laikl|i,

-ia*, -iist,

-inis,

likel|y, -ier, -iest, -iness,

-ihud
-ihood

'laik'maindid likeminded
'laikwaiz likewise

Olail

Lisle; 2)

1)

= laial

'lailak, -s lilac, -s

Olaim,

-z, -iij, -d; -i lim|e

-es, -ing,

(s. v.),

-ed; -y

(s.

v.) (L.),

[-ness
-nis lightsome, -ly,
'lait'spiritid light-spirited
'laitjip, -s lightship, -s
'Iait|weit/s, -weiv/z, light|weight/s, -wave/s
Olaiv live (adj.)
-li,

-ia*,

-iist,

-inis; -ihnd
;

-ihood

lies

{from

lie)

land,

-a*, -ist; -li, -nis

-er, -est; -ly, -ness

loud,

'lau9a*

Lowther

linoleum,

-z, -rig, -d 1) (s. v.) lour,

-ing, -ed; 2) (v.) lower (look
threatening), -s, -ing, -ed
-s,

'lainataip [-not-], -s linotype,

'lainig, -z (s.) lining, -s

-man

lightning, -s

O'lana*,

'laina*, -z liner, -s
-s

-s

linesjman, -men
Olais lice {plm: of louse)
lai'senjas, -Ii, -nis licentious,
-ly, -neas
lai'senjiit [-Jiat], -s licentiate, -s
laisans, -iz, -ig, -t 1) (s.) licence,
-s; 2) (v.) iicens|e, -es, -ing, -ed

'lainzjman,

(g.)

landn 1) Loudon; 2) Loudoun

OlauS Louth (Ireland)

-ed

-z

laitnig, -z

'laitnis lightness

Olaiz

-a

-tree/s

lai'nouljam,

-Ii, -nis lightminded, -ly, -ness

'Iait|n,
-nz, -^ig [-nig], -nd
light|en, -ens, -ening, -ened

laivz lives (plvr. of life)

'laimlait, -s lime-light, -s
'laimjstoun, -tri:/z limejstone,

-es, -ing,

lait'maindid,

livelfy, -ier, -iest, -iness

laimwoita* limewater
Olain, -z, -ig, -d linje

light-horse-

|man, -men
'laitii lightly

'Iaivl|i.

'laimd3n:g lime-juice
'laima
'liima Lima
'laimkiln, -z lime-kiln,

-nis light-headed,

-man

'Iait'h9:s|man,

laitsam,

'laikniSj -iz likeness, -es

-Ii,

Olaundz Lowndes
launcts,
loung|e

-iz,
(s.

-ig,
v.),

-d;

-es,

-a*,

-ing,

-az
-ed;

-er, -ers

Olaus, lais louse (.), lice

Olaut^ tS, -ig, -id lout (s.

v.),

-ing, -ed
lautij", -Ii, -nis loutish, -ly, -neas
-s,

'lautn

Loughton

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265

OlauO

'Isemda

'Isenefzman

1) Louth (Lincxilnshire); liemda, -z lambda, -s

Lowth; 3)
lauS
Isemen'teiJ'an [-man-,
Olanz, -iz, -iij, -d; -i, -ia*, -iist,
lamentation, -s (L.)

2)

lous|e (v.), -es, -ing,

-ed; -y, -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness
'Iseb9r3tar|i [la'barat-], -iz laboratorjy, -ies
-ili, -inis

IsebirinO [-bar-],

labyrinth, -s
Isebi'rin0|i3ii [-ba'r-, -jan], -ain
labyrinthlian, -ine
-s

Labrador

'Isebrada:*

l8ebn''J"sa* ['Isebu-J"-]
Olsed, -z lad, -s

Labouchere

-min-], -z

'Isemagala*, -s lammergeier,

'laemamna*

-s

Lammermoor

'laeman|d, -t Lamonjd, -t
leemenIscman'teiJ'an, -z
'lsemantab|I [-min-], -li lamentable, -ly
'Isemas. -taid Lammas, -tide
'Itemlnfa, -1:, -az, -a* lamin|a, -%,
-as, -ar

= lamen't= 'Isemant-

Isemin'tei/sn, -z

'Iseda*, -z ladder, -s

'lemintab|l, -11

'Isedi, -z laddie, -s

'laemkin [-mpk-j, -z lambkin, -s

Isemp, -s; blak lamp, -s; -black
'Itempian [-pjan], -z lampion, -s
'Itemplait; -a*, -az lamplight; -er,

Isedran, -z ladrone (Scottish term

of reproach), -s
'la:da*, etc.
Olse5a*, etc.
O lag, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az lag

-ging, -ged; -ger, -gers

(s. v.), -B,

liegad, -z laggard, -s
Olsek, -s, -ii), -t 1) (s.
-s,

-ing,

-ed;

lacquer

leem'pu:n,
lack,

w.)

(s.)

2)

3) (s.) lakh, -8
'Iseka*, -z, -rig,

-ers

'Isempri, -z lamprey,

lac,

-s;

lampoon

(s.

-a

-ig, -d;

-z,

v.),

-a*,

-s, -ing,

-az
-ed;

-er, -ers

'Itemzwul lamb's-wool
-ra*, -raz
-ing, -ed; -er,

-d;

(s. .), -s,

Isenak, -J'ia*
Isend, -z, -ig, -id land (s. v.), -s,

O'lsenaik, -Jta*
-ing, -ed

-era

'Itekadaiy, -z Laccadive, -s
'Iseka'dei lack-a

day

Iseka'deizikal lackadaisical
'Iseki, -z, -ig, -d (s. .) 1) lackey,
-ing, -ed; 2) lacquey, -s,
-s,
-ing, -ed
la'k- lacuna, etc.
la'kjnina, etc.
'IseklAsta* lack-lustre

-II lachrymose, -ly

Iseks, -a*, -1st; -li, -nis; -iti
1) lax, -er, -est; -ly, -ness; -ity;
2) lacks {from lack); 3) lacs

Isekrimous,

Isen'dsef [Isen-, eiaen-] Llandaff

'Itendbriiz, -iz land-breeze, -s

'Isendan

Landon

'Isendfais, -iz landforce, -s

'landhonida*, -z landholder, -s

leendid

{adj.)

landed

'Isendig, -z (s.) landing, -s

'Isendigpleis, -iz landingplace, -s
-z land-lubber, -s
'lsen({leid|i, -iz landlad|y, -ies

'landlAba*,

'liendlaid, -z, -izm landlord, -s,

[-ism
Isendlakt landlocked
{from lac) 4) lakhs (from lakh) 'Ixndmaik, -s landmark, -s
'IseksatiY, -z, -nis laxative (s. adj.), 'Isendonna*, -z land-owner, -s
Isen'douTari [Isen-, eisen-] Llan-s, -ness
dovery
Isek'teijan lactation
'leenda:, -z landau, -s
'Isektik lactic
;

Isek'tomita*. -z lactometer, -s
O'lsela'rnk Lalla Eookh
lasm, -z, -ig, -d 1) ( ") 1*^
(L.), -s, -ing, -ed; 2) lam, -s,

-ming, -med
'Isembanlsi, -t lamben|cy,
'Isemba't Lambert

'Isembae [-bee]

Lambeth

-t

'Isenda:* Landor
'lsend|slaid/z, -slip/s land|slide/s,
-slip/s

'Isendtieks, -iz land-tax, -es

'leendwad landward
'Isendwind, -z landwind, -s
[-men
'Ixnd'zenA Land's End
'lsen(2z{man, -man landsjman,

lae'neli

Isepwiij

lae'neli

[la'neli, eiseneeii] Lla-

nelly
'leenak [-nailc], -/ia* Lanark, - shire
'Isenali'n [-nol-] lanoline

'Isenfrtegk Lanfranc
Isen'golan [leen'gojan, -en, Olsen'goOlan] "Llangollen

= 'Isend-

-ma:k
Landseer
Lansing

'Isenjleidi, -l9:d,

'Isensia*
'Isensii)

Lang;
1)

2)

Laing

Langham;

2)

[holm
Lang-

'Iseggwa*, -ras languor, -ous

'Iseggwid, -li, -nis languid, -ly,
-neas
'lieggwids, -iz language, -s
'IseijgwiJ', -iz, -ii), -igli, -t;

languish (L.),
-ed; -ment

-mant

-es, -ing, -ingly,

-est; -ly, -ness

Lancaster;

-ia*,

-list,

-ill,

-inis

lank|y, -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness

'Isegkista* 1) Lankester;
'Isegkasta*
2)

Isegks Lanes.
'leeglland, -li Lang|land, -ley
'Ifeg'sain langsyne
Isep, -s, -ig, -t 1) (. v.) lap,
-s, -ping, -ped; 2) Lapp, -s
'Isepdag, -z lap-dog, -s

'Itepa*, -z lapper, -s

'Itepal [-pel, la'pel], -z lapel, -s

'Isepfnl, -z lapful, -s
[-iesn
'lepidar|i, -iz lapidarly

(s.

adj.),j

Isepis'laezjnlai [leip-] lapis-lazuli

'IsepiJ

Lappish

'lpit, -s, -id lappet, -s, -ed

'Iseplsend [-land]; -a*, -az Lap-

land;
laeps,

-er, -ers

-iz,

-ig,

leesi, -z lassie, -s

l%si'di:man Lacedsemon
Isesidi'monnian [-njan], -z Lace-

demonian,

-s

'lesi1ja:d lassitude

'Iseska*, -z 1) Lascar, -s; 2) Lasker

'Isesou, -z, -ig, -d 1) (s.) lasso, -s;
2) (v.) lasso, -es, -ing, -ed
Isej, -iz, -ig. -t; -a*, -az lash
(g.

v.),

-ed; -er, -ers

lashing, -s

-ing,

-es,
(s.)

O'lseta*, -li latter, -ly

'l8et9r|al, -ali later|al, -ally
'Isetin

== laeiikista*
'liegkajia* Lancashire [Lanes.]
2)

'I8egk|i,

-iz lass, -es

Lhasa

IseJ'ig, -z

Iseijkses'tiarian Lancasterian
Iseg'kaestrian, -z Lancastrian, -s
1)

l!ei)k, -a*, -ist; -li, -nis lank, -er,

'Isei)ka8ta*

laryngitis
la'r- laryngeal
lae'rindsial
la'rijgIse'rigglaerig'galadsji, -ist/s laryngolog|y, -ist/s
leerig'gaskapli, -ist/s laryngo8cop|y, -ist/s
'Iserigks, -iz larynx, -es

'l%S9lz Lascelles
Isesa'TeiJan, -z laceration, -s
liesareit, -s, -ig, -id laceratje {v.),
-es, -ing, -ed

'Isenzdaun Lansdown(e)
1)

O Iserin'dsaitis

'leesa

'Iseijam

Iserin'dsaitis 'Isezjulai

Olses,

'Isenskeip, -s landscape, -s
Isensl-, IsenzIsend'leentan, -z lantern, -s

O Isei)

266

Latin

'Isetinaiz,

-ig, -d
-ing, -ed

'ltin{ist/s,

-ism/s
lae'tiniti

latiniz|e

-iz,

[-is|e], -es,

-izm,'z

latinjist/s,

la'tiniti latinity

-d
Isetitjaidj -z latitude, -s
'Isetitjuidi'nearian, -z, -izm lati'leetis, -iz, -t lattice, -s,

tudinarian,

-s,

-ism

Iseti'1jn:din| latitudinal
'lsetr|al^ -ali later|al, -ally

IsetJ, -iz, -ig, -t latch

-ing, -ed

(s. v.),

-es,

'laetjit, -s latchet, -s

'laetjiz 1) laches; 2) latches

{from

latch)
'Isetjki:, -z

latchkey, -s

O 19, -s = lo:e, -s lath,

O 'laBvatar|i, -iz lavatorjy,

-s

-ies

'IsBTinda* lavender
'IsBTl/, -iz^^-ig, -t} -II, -nis lavish

-t

laps|e

-ed
'Isepwii), -z lapwing,
-es, -ing,

-s

(s.

v.),

(a^. v.), -es, -ing, -ed;

O'lsezaras Lazarus

-ly,

'Isezjnljai, -ait lazul|i, -ite

-ness

'liba* 'Undi

'Uba*,

lubber,

-z, -li

'Ubak Lubbock
OlAd, -git Lud,

O lAf,

-gate

-8, -ig, -t 1)

luff (L.),

(a. V.)

-s, -ing, -ed ; 2) Lough (surname)

'lAfbara Loughborough
lAg, -z, -ig, -d lug (s. v.), -a,

-giog. -ged
'lAga*, -z lugger, -s
'lAgseil, -z lugsail, -s
'lAgsl nautical pron. of lAgseil
Ug'zjuarieit, -s, -ig, -id luxuriat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
lAg'zja3ri3ii|8,-t,-tIi'luxurian|ce,
-tly

lAg'zjnariss, -li, -nis luxurious,

rly, -ness
lAg'zjualAg'3U3lAk, -s; -i, -la*, -list, -ili, -inis

luck

(L.), -a

-y, -ier, -lest, -ily,

-iness
'lAklis, -li, -nia luckless, -ly, -ness

'lAknau Lucknow
lAks 1) lucks {from luck);
'lAks3mb3:g Luxemburg

Lux

2)

[-ksjnr-,

O lAst,

-iz

(s.

v.),

-s,

lumbago

-rig, -d 1) (s. v.),

lumber, -s, -ing, -ed; 2) lumbar
'lAinbad ['lam-], -z; -i Lombard,
-z,

-s; -y
'lAinbara*, -z lumberer, -s

'lAmi

Ump,

lumbering
lumber-room,

(adj.)

'lAmbarnm,

-z

-ier, -lest, -ily, -iness

OlAj" Lush
lAjas, -li, -nis luscious, -ly, -ness
O'lAtawa-e Lutterworth

Iat, -z, -ig, -igli, -d lov|e (s.

(L.), -es, -ing, -ingly, -ed
'lATbaid, -z lovebird, -s
'lAT|dei, -dsoi Love|day, -joy
'lATa*, -z lover, -s
'lAvabl, -nis lov(e)able, -ness
'1at1 Lovel(l)
V.)

'lAYl|i,

lump

-i, -la*,

-iist,

-ing,
-iest, -ily, -iness

-ed; -y, -ier,

-li, -nis
-ness

limt

-ia*,

-iist,

-inis

-s

lovel|y,

'lAT|lis, -lo:n love|less, -lorn

'lAvnot, -s love-knot, -s
lAvponXan, -z love-potion, -s
lAvJaift, -s love-shaft, -s
'lATSik love-sick
Slei, -z, -ig, laid 1) lay (s. adj. v.),
-a, -ing, laid; 2) lay (from lie)
O'leibsen [-ban] Laban
leiba*, -z, -rig, -d; -ra*, -raz
labour, -s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
'leibial[-bjal], -z, -i labial (s.adj ),
-8

-s, -ig, -t;

'lAmpiJ,

-s,

lAS'treiJan, -z lustration, -s
'lAstras, -li, -nis lustrous, -ly, -ness

lummy

-ili, -inis

(s. v.),

-ier, -iest, -iness

lAl, -z, -ig, -d lull

-ing, -ed
'lAlabai, -z lullaby, -s

'lAmbarig

lust

lATleta*, -z love-letter,

-kjar-],

'lAinba*,

-s, -ig, -id

'JAsta*, -z; -lis lustre, -s; -less

-fMlnis
'lAstjful,
-full [-fall],
luat|ful, -fully -fulness
'lAstji, -ia*, -iist, -ili, -inis lust|y,

luxur|y, -ies

O lAm'beigou

v.),

(s.

-ed
'lAntJan, -z luncheon, -s
O lAg, -z, -d lung, -s, -ed
-es, -ing,

'lAvfiist, -s love-feast, -s
lATig'kaine^nis, -iz loving-kind[ness, -es
'lATleis Lovelace

=
=
= 'Inksa:* Luxor

lAk'sjnalAg'zjua'lAksjnri, -z
'lAkJnri, -z
'lAksa:*
'lAkXur|i

(s. v.),

-ing, -ed

'Ugids luggage

-t,

lAnd5'leidiba:d

lAn<{3, -iz, -in, -d lung|e

es, -ing, -ed
lAnfJ, -iz, -ig, -t lunch

-ly

-s,

267

(. v.),

= lAmpt lumped

adj.),

-a,

lumpish,

-ly,

[-ers

O'lAndan, *, -az London, -er,

'lAndanderi [-dari] Londonderry
lAndi Lundy

"Iv

leibioM'dentl, -z labiodental
leibll, -Iz, -pg, -Id
-elling, -elled

lab|el, -els,

'lei'brAda*, -z lay-brother,
leid, -z, -Ig, -id, -n l)
-es, -ing, -ed, -en; 2) laid
leid|i, -iz ladfy (L), -ies
'Ieidiba:d, -z ladybird, -s

(s.

-a

-s

lad|e,

(/row
[lay)

leididei

leitn

268

'leididei, -z Ladyday, -s
'leidibils*, -z lady-killer, -s
'leidilaik ladylike
lady|love/s,
'leidi|lAT/z,
-Xip/s
[-ship/s
'leidii) (s.) lading

'leidismiO Ladysmith
'leidizmeid, -z lady's-maid,
-Iz,

'leid|l,

'leidn

1)

Latham;

laden

Lathom

leiv, -z, -ig, -d lav|e, -ea, -ing,

-ed
leiz, -iz, -ig, -d 1) laz|e, -es,
-ing, -ed; 2) lays {from lay)
'leiza*, -z 1) lazar, -s; 2) lazer, -s

-ily,

-jer, -iest;

-iness

-z, -ig, -id 1)

(jwetoJ), -8, -ing,

leidn [laidn] Leyden

(s.

v) lead

-ed; 2)

(v.)

led

\from lead Ii:d)

'ledn leaden
'lednhail Leadenhall

'leidn'dsa:*, -z Leyden jar, -s

-z lathe, -s

Olei9,

Latham;

2)

O led,

Laidlaw
(v.)

O'leiOam

'leizibounz lazy-bones
'lebanan Lebanon

'leidlfnl, -z ladleful, -s
'leidla:

'leiOain 'Ieglio:ii

'leizji, -ia*, -list, -ili, -inis laziy,

-s

[-lig], -Id lad|Ie

-lea, -ling, -led

v.),

(s.

-}ii|

Lathom

(s.)

'led'pensil, -z lead-pencil, -s
leds, -iz ledge, -s
'ledsa*, -z 1) ledger, -s; 2) Leger
'ledsabl, etc.
'ledsibl, etc.

(stratum, of plants), -s;

2) (v.) layer, -s, -ing, -ed
leiadi'sia [leiod-], -n/z Laodicea;,

'ledsada'mein legerdemain
'ledsalain, -z leger-line, -s
'ledsand, -z; -ari legend, -a; -ary

leisman Layamon

ledsi'biliti [-d3a'b-] legibility

'led3ib|l [-dsab-], -li, -Inis legib|le,

'leiSsm

1)

2)

O lei'8:ti:z Laertes
O 'leia*, -z layer {one who
'leia*

[ls8*],

-z,

-rii),

lays), -s

-d

1)

layer

[-n/s

O'lei'figa*, -z lay-figure, -s
O'leigos
'la:g3s Lagos

-ly, -leness

ledsis'leijan legislation

O'leiik, -3l laic, -al

'leiiti f'leiati] laity

O leik,

-s;

lake

-Isend

(L.),

Lachish

'leikij

-s;

[-land

'leikok Laycock
O leim, -3*, -ist, -li, -nis; -z,
-ii), -d lam|e {ac^. v.), -er, -est,
-ely, -eness; -es, -ing, -ed

'leimek

Lamech

'leilman,
2)

-man

1)

'ledsisleit, -s, -ig, -idj -a*, -az;

-It legislat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or,
-ors; -ive
'ledsisleitja*, -z legislature, -a

O'leda*,
{s.

Lehmann

-d; -n leather

-ing, -ed; -n

'leoarji, -inis leatherjy, -iness

O'lea
lay|man, -men;

-z, -rig,
-s,

.),

'leati

etc.

==

'leia*, etc,

'leiiti laity

Oleft left \)aAj.; 2) v. {fromleave)

lef tenang|i, -iz lieutenanc|y, -ies

'leimigtan Lamington
O lein, -z 1) (s.) lane
2) (v.) lain {from lie)

(L.),

-s;

lef tenant, -s; -'dsen^ral/z lieutenant,

O leig [Iseg] Laing

O lei'akouan Laocoon
O leipis'lsez- = laepO 'lei'rL'da*, -z lay-reader,
O leis, -iz, -ig, -t lac|e

-s;

-general/a

'left'hsenda*, -z left-hander, -s
'left'hsendid, -nis left-handed,
'left'o'f, -s left-off, -a
[-ness

'leftwad, -z leftward,

-s

(s. j).)i

-^s,

-ing, -ed

Oleg,

-a

-z 1) leg, -s; 2)

le'gaitou

[li'g-]

'leisi 1) Lacy; 2) Lacey

O'leiXiam Latium

'leg'beii, -z leg-bail, -s

le'geijsn, -z

-8*,

legd legged

-nis; -ij"
lat|e, -er, -est; -ely, -eness; -ish
'leit9u|gi, -t, -tli laten|cy, -t, -tly
leit,

'leitn
3)

1)

-ist;

-li,

Leighton;

Leyton

2)

Layton;

Legge

legato

li'g- legation, -a

'legasji, -iz legacjy, -ies

'legat

Leggatt

lega'ti:, -z legatee, -s

'leg'ha:n

Leghorn

legi-^'lepras
'legi

269

leggy

'legiii, -z

legging,

'lepras! 'leTl'kro'siij

'lepras! leprosy
'lepslas Lepsius

-s

'legit, -s 1) legate, -s; 2)

Leggett O'lerlk Lerwick

le'gjaiminas [li'g-] leguminous

O'leki Lecky

'leksikjal, -all lexicjal, -ally

'leksikan, -z lexicon, -s
leksi'kagrafja*, -az, -i lexicograph|er, -ers, -y
'lekjan, -z lection, -s
'lekta'n, -z lectern, -s
'lekta:*, -z lector, -s
lekt/a*, -z, -rii), -d; -ra*, -raz
lectur|e (s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed;

'les|n, -nz, -i^ig [-n!g],

-er, -ers

'lekt/a/ip, -s lectureship, -s

O'lema,

-z

lemma,

-b

'leman, -z lemon (L.), -s

lema'neld, >z lemonade,

-s

^'jelou,
-kAlad
'leinan|d5a:s,
lemon-|juice, -yellow, -coloured

'leman'skwaj,

-iz

lemon-squash,

-es

'lemanskmiza*, -z lemon-squeez[er, -a
'lemii|, -z lemming, -s
'lemigtan Leamington
'lemnas Lemnos
'lemsta* ['leminsta*] Leominster

O lend, -z, -ig, lent lend,

-s,

'lenda*, -z lender, -s
'lenad, -z Leonard, -s

'lenaks

1)

Lenox;

2)

-ing,
[lent

Lennox

'leniti ['li:n-] lenity

les, -a* less, -er

le'si: -z lessee, -s

less|on, -ons; 2)

-ening, -ened
le'so:*, -z lessor, -s

lest lest
'lesta* 1) Leicester; 2)

O let,

"S, -ii) 1)

(s. V.)

2) (s.) Lett, -s
'leta*, -z, -r!g, -d
-a,

v.),

(s.)

letting, -s

'letis, -!z 1) lettuce, -s; 2)

Lettice

'letlj Lettish

'letjaras, -li, -n!s lecherous, -ly,

-ness
'let/ar! lechery
Ole'ea:d3ik[l!'e-], -al, -all, -alnis
lethargic, -al, -ally, -alness

levant

{adj.) {in 'levant

and couchanf)
'levarlt, -s 1) leveret, -s; 2)

Le-

verett

'lentil, -z lentil, -s

'lentail Lenthall {surname)

'lenOail [-Oal] Lenthall {place in

York)
lenz,-lz l)lens,-es; 2) (j).)=lendz
Olege [-ijke], -s length, -s
legOl^n, -anz, -anig [-^aig], -and
length|en, -ens, -ening, -ened
-list,

(s.

patent
'letig, -z

'leOads! lethargy

-ia*,

letter

'letabeelans, -iz letter-halance, -a

'leta{baks/iz, -ke!s/!z letter-|box/es, -case/s
'leta'paifikt letter-perfect
'letapres letter-press
'letaralta*, -z letter-writer, -s
'letarig (s.) lettering
'letaz'psetant [-'peit-] letters-

O 'levant

'legeji,

let, -s, -ting;

-ing, -ed

lent

['li;n-] Leinster
leant [leaned] (/row lean);
2) lent (from lend); 3) Lent
'lentan Lenten

Leycester

'lestajia* Leicestershire

'lensta*
1)

-nd 1) (s.)
less|en, -ens,

(v.)

-ill,

-inis

length|y, -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness

length|wise,
'leg6|waiz, -welz
[-ways
O'lepa*, -z leper, -s
'lepad, -z leopard, -s
'lepadis, -iz leopardess, -es
lepras, -11, -nis leprous, -ly, -ness

'lev!, -z 1) levee, -s;

3) Levey
'lev|!, -iz, -iig,

!abl lev|y

(s.

-id;
v.),

2) lev^e, -s;

-!a*,
-ies,

-!az;
-ying,

-led; -ier, -iers; -iable

'levit 1) Levett; 2) Leavitt
levl'teijan, -z levitation, -s
'Icvitelt, -s, -!g, -!d levitat|e, -es,
-ing, -ed
'lev!t|!, -!z levit|y, -ies

-Id lev|el(s. adj. v.),

-elled
'levja*, -z leveller, -s
'levl'kro'sig, -z level-crossing, -s

'lev|l, -Iz, -Jig,

-els, -elling,

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270

'levlnis la'kweijas

'levlnis lerelnesa
'leT|n,
-nz, -]fig [-nig], -nd
1) leav|en, -ens, -ening, -ened;

O la'niel|a, -i:,

Leven
'levnw9:9 Leavenworth

Ola'niiT Le Neve
la'na* Lenore
O la 'pel, -z 1) Lepel;

2)

'levrit, "S

'IcTarit, -s

O'lezbia [-bja], -n-Lesbia, -n

'lezbos Lesbos
'lezli Leslie
O'lesa*, -d;

-li,

-linis

-d; -ly, -liness

lea*, -z

1) lair, -s; 2)

= 'leia,

-s,

etc.
-s,

'la:nid, -li, -nis learned {adj.), -ly,

-es, -ing,

-ed

(L.), -s

la'Teibou, -z lavabo, -s
la'vinia [-nja], -n Lavinia, -n
li:, -z 1) lee (L.), -s; 2) lea (L.),
-s; 3)

Ley,

Leigh;

-z,

-ig, led

conduct,

etc.),

'li:da*, -z leader, -s

extract)

lead
-s,

'Isebaratari, -z 'liidajip, -s leadership,

'laidoMga Ladoga li:dz 1) leads {from li:d);
la]dronn^ -? ladrone (Ai^^wa^man li:d5, -iz liege, -s
in Spam, etc), -s
'IL'dsan, ,-z legion (L.),

Ola'fiit (la'fit) Lafitte

= la'foutan
= leftenant,
O la'gja:brias, = ln:'gja:brias,
la'fontan

laf tenant,

etc.

etc.

etc.

la'gnin, -z lagoon, -s
la'hoia
la:'Iia:a Lahore

[etc.

Ola'kjn: Le Queux

[-se,

-as

]a'kju:n|a [la-], -i:, -az lacun|a,

la'kjaij'an [lo-], -z locution, -s

la'konnia

[-nja], -n,

-nz Laconia,

-n, -ns

la'kanik, -al, -ali laconic

'

-al,

(L.),

-ally

la'kwsesiti [lo-, lo-] loquacity

la'kweijas [lo-, la-], -li, -nis
loquacious, -ly, -ness

Legh

(.

-ing,

v)
led

Leda

']i:da

5)

Leyboum

Liebig {meat

li:d,
{to

-s; 4)

Leander

-ness
la'baratari, -z

-nis lasciv-

la'ba:rias, -li, -nis laborious, -ly,

O la'douga

laryngo-

[Ise-]

Ola'tiniti [Ise-] latinity

la'yaiaOan, -z
li'v- leviathan

-s

Lorraine;

'Ijepal,

ious, -ly, -ness

'IL'big

la'biilja [low'b-], -z lobelia, -s

1)

O la'sirias [-Tjas], -li,

0'li:ba:n

O'laiwik Lerwick
la'bainam, -z laburnum,

scopic

O li''senda*

v.),

[-z

2)

-s

(s.

lo-]

larigga'skopik

lurch

-ar

{s. v.),

la'renzon [lo-, lo-] Lorenzo

la'retou [lo-, la-] Loret(t)o
la'rind3ial [Ite-, -dsjal] laryngeal
la'riggal [Ise-] laryngal
la'riggaskonp [Ise-], -g laryngo-

-ness
'la:nig (s.) learning
laint learnt [learned] {from learn)
-iz, -ig, -t

-se,

lament

-ing, -ed

scope,

'lesrain, -z larum, -s
'Jeariiz lares {plur. of lar)
laik, -s, -ii), -t; -a*, -az lurk,
-s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
'laikigpleis, -iz lurking-place, -s
lain, -z, -ig, -t [-d], -t; -a*, -az
learn, -s, -ing, -ed, -t; -er, -ers

laitj",

-a* lamell|a,

-s, -ig, -id

Ola'rein [lo-,
2) Loraine

leisure,

lead, -z, -Jip 1) laird (L,),

-ship; 2) Layard

la'ment,

-s

2)

O li:oz

[-ies

-s

'li:d3anar|i, -iz legionar|y

'li:d5ist, -s legist, -s

'li:d3|meen [-man],
liege|man, -men

Leeds

(s.

adj),

-men [-man]

Leathes

O'li'an, -z lien, -s
li:anlianOli:f, -a* lief, -er
ILif (s.), -YZ lea|f (L.), -ves

li:f (.), -8, -ig, -t; -lis; -i, -ia*,

-list, -inis leaf, -s, -ing, -ed;

-less;
'li:flit,

Oli:g,

-y, -ier, -iest, -iness

-s leaflet, -s
-z, -ig,

-d; -a*, -az leagu|e

-es, -ing, -ed; -er (L.), -ers

li-'gseliti legality
(s. .),

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271

'li:g|al, -eli legal, -ally

-iz,

'Ii:g3l|i8t/s,

-ii),

-izm

-ism

legal{ist/s,

Leahy

0'li:i

liiT

Oli:v,

-d legaliz|e
[-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed
liigalai'zeijan legalization [-isa-]

'Ii:g3lai2,

O liikj

Levi;

'liivai 1)

'li:vi 1)

Levy

Leake

'liivigz

(s.)

[-est

lent
-ing, -ed, leant
lent

[li:nd],

-t,

-tli

leniti lenity
-nis lean|ly, -ness

'limsta*

O'lfcon

Leo

'llionain

O li:p,

-er,

(s. ae?/.),

[-njan-], -si,
lenien|ce, -cy, -t, -tly

'li:n|li,

(s. v.),

-weiz least|wise, -ways

leash (s. v.), -es,

"iz, -ig, -t

[-ing, -ed

-3

leetle

'li:trim Leitrim
liitj",

-iz, -ig, -t

(L.), -es, -ing,

(L.),

-es; 3)

1)

(s.

-ed; 2)

v.)
(s.)

leach
leech

Leitch

adj.),

-als, -ally,

-alism

-izm libertin|age,-ism
li'bidinas, -Ii, -nis libidinous,
-ly, -ness
libia, -n, -nz Libya, -n, -ns
li'bretist, -s librettist, -s
li'bret|ou, -ouz, -i' librett|o, -oa.
Olid, -z 1) lid, -s; 2) Lydd [-i
'lldjfad^ -git Lydjford, -gate

Liddy

'lidia [-dja], -n, -nz Lydia, -n, -ns

li'd3itimaiz, -iz, -ig, -d legitimiz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed

lidsiti'meiX^n legitimation

lia*, -z, -rig, -rigli, -d 1) lear

(L.); 2) leer (s.v.), -a, -ing,-ingly,

Lethe
0'li:wei leeway

= 'Iju-ad leeward

li'dsitimasi legitimacy
li'd3itimit, -Ii, -nis legitimat|e
(adj.), -ly, -ness
li'dsitimist, -s legitimist, -s

Olia Leah

Leatham

'li:6i'

'li:wad

liba'reijan liberation
'libareit, -s, -ig, -idj -a*, -az
liberat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or, -ors
'Ubarjalj -alz, -all, -alizm liberjal

0'li8ibi [-5ab-] Litheby

Oli:ft Leith
'liiOal lethal

'liiOam

-s

liba'rseliti liberality

li'd3itimeit, -s, -ig, -id legitimat|e (v.), -es, -ing, -ed

'li:ta*, -z litre, -s
'liitl

Leander

O'liba'tain, -z libertine,

'lidi

adj.), -a; -er, -ers

Olfct, -s leet,

etc.

'libatin|id3,

lept leap

IL'st least

'li:st|waiz,

= lesa*,

'libatji, -iz libert|y (L.), -ies

= 'lianain

-ing, -ed
'IL-sAonld, -z; -a*, -az leasehold

O Ii:/,

li'tenda*

(s.

'len- Leinster

-s, -ig, -t,

etc

'lib^ralaiz, -iz, -ig, -d liberaliz|e

[-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed

-a, -ing, -ed, leapt [leaped]

'li:pfrag leap-frog
'liipjia* [-ja:*], -z leap-year, -s
Oliis, -iz, -iij, -t leas|e (s. v.), -es,

(s.

Leys

'li:39n, -z lesion, -s

'li:nl3n|s
'li:niti

'liivirit levirate

O '11:38*5

'liims*, -z lemur, -a
-9*5 -ist lean
-s,

Levey

pres. of leave)
1) lees (L.); 2) leas; 8)

Lima

O li:i}

lean {v.),
'lima Lena

(sttrwame);; 2)

leavings

'Ii:z'niied5i8ti lese-majesty

0'li:ina ['laima]

-ii),

Levy {American

O li:z

'lliland Leland
lili Lely

-z,

2)

liiTZ leaves {plur. o/'leaf, 3'^ sing.

-iness

'liikids, -iz leakage, -s

Oli:l 1) leal; 2) Lisle

li:n,

v.),

Levite,

3)

-inis leak|y, -ier,

(s.

[town)
-s
li:vd leaved
'li:T8*, -z, -rig, -d; -rids lever
-age
(s. V.) (L.), -s, -ing, -ed;
'liivait, -s

-s, -ifl, -t 1) (s. V.) leak,

-ing, -ed; 2) (s.) leek (L.), -a;

-iest,

leav|e

-z, -ig, left

-es, -ing, left

-s,

'li:k|i, -la*, -list,

'lion

(L.)

-ed
lian, -z

1)

Leon

2)

'li:an, -z

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lia'nttido limarik

lia'naidoa

lianain

[lio-], -z

['lie-]

Leonardo,

leonine
-z Leonid,

'lianid [lio-],
lie'naira Leonora

-s

-i,

-s,

(s.

v.),

lif tenant,

= lef tenant,

etc.

O li'ga:tou = le'g-

= li>

etc.

legato

legality
li'geijan [le'g-], -z legation, -s
liga'ment|l, -as ligamentjal, -ous
li'gieliti

'ligamant, -s ligament, -a
'ligatjMa* [-Ijua*], -z ligature, -a
li'gju:min8S
le'g- leguminous
li'gjuaria, -n, -nz Liguria, -n, -na
'lign|am, -ias lignjum, -eous

O Ilk,
-s,

-s, -ig. -t

lick

(s. v.)

(L.),

-ing, -ed

'Ilka*, -z, -rig, -d

1) (s.) licker,
liquor, -s, -ing, -ed
'likaris liquorice
'likii), -z (.) licking, -s
li'kjua*, -z liqueur, -a
li'kjnaglais, -iz liqueur-glass, -es
'likta* ["to:*], -z lictor, -s
'likTfid, -z, -ist, -li, -nis liquid
(s. adj), -a, -eat, -ly, -neaa
likwi'deijan, -z liquidation, -a
'likwideit. -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az
liquidatje, -es, -ing, -ed; -or,
-ors
'likwilfai, >faiz, -faiig, -faid;
-faia*, "faiaz; -faiabl iique{fy,
-fies, -fying, -fied; -fier, -fiers;
-fiable

-s; 2)

(. .)

likwi'fsekjan liquefaction
O'lila Lilla
'lil|i,-izl)lil|y(L.),-iea;2)Lyly;
3) Lely; 4) Lill(e)y
'liIi'A.wait lily-white

-id lilt

-ii),

(.

.),

-a,

-ing, -ed

Olim,

-z,

2) limn,

limi'teijan, -z limitation,
'limna*, -z limner, -a

limp, -s, -a*, -ist;

limp (g. adj. .),

-a

-ig, -igli, -t
-er,

-s,

-eat;

-ing, -ingly, -ed

'limpid, -ist, -li, -nis limpid,

-ly, -neaa
lim'piditi limpidity
'limplli, -nis limpjly, -ness
'limpit, -s limpet, -a

limt

= limpt

-est,

limped

Olin Lyn(n)
lind Lind

[3)

Lyndon

'lindan, -z l]linden, -a; 2)Lindon;

'lindha:st Lyndhurst

Lindley
Lindsay;
'linaka* Linacre

'line^li

'linc^zi 1)
li'ni'jas,

2)

Lindsey

-an Linn8B|us, -an

'linia* [-nja*], -li linear, -ly

'linial [-njal], -i lineal, -ly

'liniamant [-1^3-], -s lineament,

-s

'liniids, -iz lineage, -s

'linimant, -s liniment, -s
'linin, -z linen, -a

[-s, -y
'linindreipa*, -z, -ri linendraper,
'Unit, -8 linnet (L.), -a

'linja*, 'linjal, etc.

'Ilni-

links, -iz, -aid lynx,

-es, -eyed
Linley; 2) Lindley
lin'liOgon, -Jia* Linlithgow,

'linli 1)

-shire

li'non^am, -z
li'na:^* Lenore

[-s

lai'n- linoleum,

'lilipAt [-pat] Lilliput

lili'pjniXian, -z Lilliputian, -a
-s,

Lymington

'limit, -g, -ig, -id, -idnis; -abl;

-lis limit (s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed,
-edness; -able; -leas

'linsi:d, -'ail linaeed, -oil

'liliftwait Lillywhite

lilt,

limf, -s lymph, -a

'limigtan

-s

-az lir|a, -e, -as

-ig, -id; -a*, -az lift
-s, -ing, -ed; -er, -era

liarja,

limf 'liijga*

lim'faetik, -s lymphatic, -s

'liapould Leopold

Olitt,

linj, etc.
lintj" lynch, etc.
lint lint
'lintan 1) Linton; 2) Lynton
'lintl, -z lintel, -a
linej", -iz, -ig, -t; -la:

lynch

(L.),

-ed; -law
'lindzi

-ea, -ing,

-nig, -d 1) limb,
-a,

-s,

-ed;

-ing, -ed

'limba*, -z limber

'limbon limbo

(.

adj.), -a

(L.^

'llmarik, -s limerick

(L.), -a

'linzi

Olig,

-z ling (L.), -s

'ligga*, -z, -rig, -riglij -d; -ra*,

-raz linger, -a, -ing, -ingly, -ed;
-er, -era

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'liggon, -z lingo,

273

-al,

-s,

istic, -s, -al, -ally

lii|k, -s, -ig, -t [ligt]

-s,

link

(s. v.),

-ing, -ed

O'lion

(s.)

links; 2) Lines.

1)

Leo

'li:on

lioliali'anldi:z Leonides
li'ontiiz Leontes
Olip, -s, -iij, -t lip (s.

li'pienton Lepanto
lipari Lipari

'lirloij

adj.), -a

[-a

-ness
liti'geijan, -z litigation, -s
'litigeit, -s, -ig, -id litigat|e, -es,
-ing, -ed
'litigant, -s litigant, -s
li'tijia Letitia
'lit|l, -^a*, -Jist, -Inis litt|le (L.),
-ler, -lest, -leness

ligkan, -Jia* Lincoln, -sMre

'ligks

(s.

'litaritXa* [-rat/a*], -z literature,

li'tidsas, -li, -nis litigious, -ly,

lingu-

-ali

'litarasi

'litarasi literacy
'litarit, -s literate

-s

'liggwa'frffiiika lingua franca

'liggTval, -i lingual, -ly
'llggtvist, -s linguist, -a

lig'ginstik,

'litltan 1) Littleton; 2) Lyttleton

v.), -a,

[-p^d
-ping,

'lltmas litmus
'litn 1)
'litra-

Lytton;

2)

Litton

'litara-

O'lisam, -nis lissome, -neas

lisites Lysias

'litaritja* literature
'litritja*
'Utjfi:ld 1) Lichfield; 2) Litchfield
'litjgeit, -s lichgate, -s
'laiken, -z lichen, -s
'litjin, -z
le'9- lethargic
Oli'8a:d3ik, etc.
'liOagraef [-Oog-, -graifJ, -s, -ig, -t
lithograph [s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed
-ali
-1,
liOa'grieflk [-OCg-],
lithographic, -al, -ally

Lycia, -n/s
lis'kaid Liskeard
'lis|n, -nz, -^Ig [-nil)], -Bd list|en,
-ens, -ening, -ened

liOakra'msetik [-Ookro'm-] , -s
lithochromatic, -s
[-n/a
'liOiam [-ejam] lithium
lieju''einia [-nja], -n/z Lithuania,

[-na*], -z listener, -s
lisp, -s, -ig, -igli, -tj -a*, -az
lisp (s. v.), -a, -ing, -ingly, -ed;
-er, -ers
list, -8, -ig, -id 1) list (s. v.), -a,

liOalieoli'eograf|a*, -az, -i lithograph|er,

-era, -y
OllT, -z, -ig, -dj -a*, -az liv|e
[v.), -ea, -ing, -ed; -er, -era

-saiTis

'lip|ri:dii),

[-service
lip|-reading,

'lipskam Lipscomb(e)

'liptsn Lipton
O'lirik, -al, -8 lyric (L.),

-al, -s

'lirist, -s 1) lyrist [lyric poet), -a;

2)

= laiarist,

-s

'llsia [-sja], -n'z

'lis]5ia*

'listan

Lister

Listen

'listlis, -li, -nis listless, -ly, -ness

O'li/ia [-fla],

lit lit

etc.

= lisia,

etc.

-z,

-d litter

-rig,

(.

v.),

lita'reit|ai,

-im

-ali,

literatli,

-alnis

1)

-a,

-ing,
[-ed

'livar|i, -iz, -id liver|y, -ies, -ied

'liTari|man,-man livery|man,-men

Livy

-im
liter|al,

'llvig, -z

'lit3ral|ist/s, -izm literaljist/s, -ism

litarar|i, -ili, -inis literar|y, -ily,

Miohaelis & JoneB,

levant [abscond),

'livid, -ist, -li, -nis livid, -est, -ly,

[-neas
li'viditi lividity

-ally, -alneas; 2) littoral

-inesa

[v.)

liva*, -z liver, -a
'livapu:! Liverpool

'livi

-ing, -ed
'litan|i, -iz litan|y, -ies
-a,

'litar|al,

2)

li'vaentain Levantine

li'Ttenta*, -z levanter (L.), -a

[from light)

'llta-dsli, -iz; -ist/s liturg|y, -iea;

[-ally]
-ist/s
li'ta:d3ik, -al, -all liturgic, -al,J
'lita*,

li'TaiaOan, -z leviathan (L.), -s

li'Tsent, -8 -ig, -id 1) (.) Levant
[East Mediterranean, leather);

-ing, -ed; 2) Liszt

'lista*

[s.)_

living, -a

'livigstan Livingston(e)
li'vitik, -al, -ali Levitic, al, -ally
li'vitikas Leviticus
'livlag livelong

Phonetic Dictionary.

18

li'Tonnia loM'keit

'lonkal la:*

274

li'Toania[-iija], -n/z Livonia, -n/s

lirz lives {from live v)
'Iizbi|t [.be|t, -b8|t], -e Lisbe|t, -th

'lonk|l, -all loc|al, -ally

'lonkalaiz, -iz, -ig, -d localizje
[-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed
lonkelai'zeij^n localization [-is-]

lizad, -z lizard
'lizi Lizzie

'lonkalizm localism
lonka'monj^n locomotion

O'lizbsn Lisbon
(L.), -s

IJn: lieu
Ijn:- see also ln>
\jxvA, -9*, -ist, li, -nis

lewd,

-er,

'lonkamonta* [lonka'm-],
motor (s. adj.), -s

-z loco-

lonkamontiT [lonka'm-],

-z loco-

motive

-est, -ly, -ness

'Iju-ad ['li:w8d] leeward (L.)

adj.), -a

(s.

'lonjkas, -sai lojcus, -ci

Leveson, -Gower 'lonkast, -s locust, -a

'Ijuijaiz {Southern surname) Leu- 'lonkl local
chars
O'lonland, -z; -a*, -az lowland
'l^'n:8n, -'c|o:*

'l^'n:x3z [-kaz] Leuchar8(ScotZancf)

Oljna*,

-z, -rig,

-es, -ing,

-d lur|e

(s.

v.),

-ed

'l^'narld, -li, -nis lurid, -ly, -ness

-3*, -ist; -z, -ig, -d 1) {adj.
V. adv.) low (L.), -er, -est; -s,

-ing, -ed; 2) lo; 3)

-d lobe,

Lowe

-d
la'b- lobelia, -s
lon'bi:lJ9, -z
Oloud,_ -z, -ig, -id 1) {s.v.) load,
-s,
-ing, -ed; 2) (s.) lode, -s;
3)

-z,

-ia*,

-ier, -iest,

Ion,

Olonb,

{h.), -s; -er, -ers

'lonlfi,

-s,

lowed {from low)

Olonm [luim],
loam,

-inis

lowl|y,

-i, -ia*, -list,

'lonmand Lomond
Olonn, -z, -ig, -d 1) lone;
(s.

-inis

-y, -ier, -iest, -iness

v.),

-B,

2)

loan

-ing, -ed

'Ion nis lowness

'lonnlji, -ia*, -list, -inis lonel|y,
-ier, -iest,

'lounsam,

loudsta:*, -z lodestar, -s
'londstonn, -z 1) lodestone, -;
2) loadstone, -s
lou'dsistik [la'ds-], -al, -s log-

-list,

-inesa

-iuess
-nis lonesome, -ly,

-li,

-ness

'Iounwa:d, -z loan-word,

Olonp,

-s

-s, -ig, -t lop|e (s. v.), -es,

Olond,

-ing, -ed
'lon'preja* low-pressure
O'lousai loci {plur. of 'lonkas)
lou'spiritid, -li, -nis low-spirited,

londsam,

-li,

-ly, -ness
'lonstaft [-taft] Lowestoft
O'lonjan, -z lotion, -s

O'lona*,

-z,

istic, -al, -s

lOM'dsiJ'an [lo'ds-], -z logician, -s

-z, -ig, -igli, -d loathje
{v.) -es, -ing, -ingly, -ed
'lonOisn Lothian
[-ness
-nis loathsome, -ly,
-rig, -d 1) lower

{compar. of lowf; 2)
{cause to descend),

-s,

{v.)

lower

-ing, -ed

'louskeis lower-case
'loual ['loael] Lowell
'lonamonst [-mast] lowermost
Olou|f, -vz loa|f (.), -ves
lonf, -s, -ig, -tj -a*, -az loaf
{v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
'lonf Juga* loaf-sugar

O'longan Logan {surname)

OlOM'ka:!,

-z locale, -s
low'kselitji, -iz localit|y, -ies
lOM'kei/an, -z location, -s
loM'keit, -8, -ig, -id locat|e, -es,
-ing, -ed

O'lontas,

-iz lotus, -es

-man, -man lowchurch, -man, -men

Oloue 1) loath {a4}.); 2) loth
'lon'tjaitj,

lott'Oearion Lothario
'lonOnis loathness
O'lon'woita* low- water
Olouvz loaves {plur. of loaf)
Olonz l)lows {from low) 2) Lowes
lo'bL'lja, -z
la'b- lobelia, -s
lo'ds-, lo'klou-

=
=

lo'kjn:-, lo'kwla'klo'rein
la- l)Loraine; 2) Lor-

raine
lo:, -z 1) law(L,),
la:* lore

-s; 2) la,{interj.)

'loibreika* lo'st

O 'l:breik|9*, -9Z,

law-break|er,

loibnk.

-s

(s.

law-book,

-s

-B,

1)

lord

laud

(L.),

-z, -ii), -id

.},

(L.), -a, -ing, -ed; 2)

-ing, -ed

loida*, -z lauder

(L.), -s

'la:d3b{l, -li, -Inis laudab|le, -ly,

[-leneas
'laidatari laudatory
lazdlji, >ia*, -list, -inis lordl|y,
-ier, -ieat, -iness

'l9:abaidig law-abiding

O'laifad Lawford
-fwlnis law-fully, -fulness

'l:|fwl,_ -fuli [-foli],

|ful,

-ig^ -id; -9', -az loft

(s. v.), -a, -ing, -ed; -er, -era
'lD'ft|i, -ia*, -iist, -ili, -Inis lof t|y,
-8,

-ier, -ieat, -ily, -inesa

0'lo:giT[8*,
-ers, -ing

-8Z,

law-giv|er,

-ii|

[-neaa

O'lailis, -li, -nis lawleaa (L.), -ly,

'la:|list/s, -Ia:d/z law-|liat/a, -lord/s
0'ls>:iieik|a*) -aZj "i?l
-ers, -ing

law-mak|er,

la:n, -z 1) lawn, -a; 2) lorn;

'l3:ndi Laundy
[3)
'lo:ndT|i, -iz laundr|y, -ies
'lamdrilmeid, -z laundry-maid, -a

Lome

'l3:ndri|itt3n,

-man laundry-|man,

-men
'laindris, -iz laundreas, -ea
-z

lawn-mower,

-s

Launce

'lamstan

= 'lainstan Launceaton

'la:n'tenis lawn-tennia
-t launch
laintj,
-ea, -ing, -ea

lad3,

-iz, -ill,

-d; -a*, -az lodg|e

-ing, -ed; -er,

-es,

(L.),

V.)

-era

'ladsik, -al, -ali logic, -al, -ally

'ladsig, -z (s.) lodging, -s
'lad3ighan|s, -ziz lodginghoujse,
la'dsis-, lo'dsij- =lo n'ds- [-sea

'ladsmant,
Ola'fontan

-s

lodg(e)ment,

log,

1) lor|y, -ies; 2)

-s

Lofoten

[la'f-]

loft, 'lofti, etc.

Olag, -z
lagbnk,

la:-

-s log-book, -s
'lagahed, -z loggerhead, -s
'lagan logan (L.) {rocMngstone)
lagariOm [-idm], -z logarithm, -s

garithmic,

-al,

la'gamak|i,

-al, -ali lo-

-ally

'logig logging

[-iea,

-iz, -ist/s

-iat/a

logomach|y,

lagas Logos
roll, -a, -ing, -ed; -er, -era

'lagwnd log-wood
O'laid 1) Lloyd; 2) Lhuyd
loial. -ti loyal, -ty
laialji, -ist/s loyal|ly, -iat/a
lain, -z loin, -s
'loita*, -z, -rig, -d; -ra*, -raz
loiter, -a, -ing, -ed; -er, -era

Olak,

-s,

(L.),

-a,

3)
(. v.),

loch

'lo:riit [-riat] laureate {adj.)

OlO'S, -iz losa, -ea

'la:sja:t, -s law-auit, -a

'la:sn Lawaon
la-st lost (from lu:z lose)

-t

-ing,

1) (s. v.),

-ed;

[lax], -a; 4)

lock

Locke;
lough [lax],
2)

'lak'ant, -s lockout, -a

Laurie 'laka*,

lairieit, -s, -in, -id laureat|e

-es, -ing, -ed

-ig,

lak'Ap lock-up
lakdsa: lock-jaw

O'laira Laura
'la:rii, -iz

-s

O'ladnam laudanum

'lagroul, -z, -ig, -dj -a*, -az log-

lains

'labjula* lobular
'labsta*, -z lobater,

laga'riOmik [-idm-],

0'l!>iJ8*j -z lawyer, -a

lainmona*,

O'lo.'tn 1) Lawton; 2) Laughton

la:z 1) laws (from law); 2)Lawes
lab (s. v.), -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az
lob, -s, -bing, -bed; -ber, -bera
'l9b|i, -iz lobb|y, -ies
'labjn:!, -z lobule, -a

(s.

'loid/ip, -s lordahip (L.), -a

'loidz'dei, -z Lord's-day, -a
'lo:dz'8Ap3*, -z Lord'a-aupper, -a
Ol:* lore

lo'ft,

'loitn 'lohjntari

-ing

-era,

Olaii

-ii)

275

(.),

-z

locker

(L.), -a

'lakat Lockhart
'lokatiT, "Z locative, -a
lak'geit, -s lockgate, -s

'lakha:t Lockhart
'lakit, -s locket, -a

lokja* Lockyer
lakjutarji, -iz locutor|y, -ies

18*

[-a

'Ikki:p9*

'lorans

276

'Iskkiipa*, -z lock-keeper, -b

loksli

Loxley;

1)

'l9r|i, -iz lorr|y, -ies

Locksley

2]

'lariat, -s loriot, -a
']9rima*, -z lorimer (L), -s
'lorl, 'larns
'laral, 'larans

= la'kw-

Olol,

Lockwood

-z, -ig,

Olas,

-d; -a*, -az loll,

-s,

'lalad, -z Lollard, s
'lalap, -s, -ig, -t lollop,
'lalipap, -s lollipop, -s

bard,

-z, -i

-s,

-ing,

V.)

(L.),

-er,

-s,

-z

long-bow

-est;

longs),

(one

'lagga* longer {compar. of long)

'loggist longest [superl. of long)
'laghsend longhand
'loflig (. ae^.), -zj -11 longing, -s;

lagij longish
laglegd long-legged

[-ly

'laglegz 1) longlegs; 2) long-legs

'log'praima* long-primer
'log'rein<i3 long-range
'lag 'saitid, -nis long-sighted, -ness
'lag'sAferig long-suffering
'lagstap, -s long-stop, -s

'lag/aegks Longshanks
'lagteild long-tailed
'lagl^aiz, -weiz long|wise, -ways
'lag'wlndid, -nis long-winded,"]
[-nessj
-az lop
-ping, -ped; -per, -pers
-a*,

'lapiad lop-eared
'lapig, -z (s.) lopping, -s
lap'saidid, -nis lop-sided, -ness

Olo'rein

1)

Lorraine;

'laral, -z, -d laurel,

Lawrance;
Laurence

'larans
3)

1)

2)

-s,

lot (L.),

v.)

'latarli, -iz lotter|y, -ies

Lottie

[-s

-s 1) loch, -a; 2)

lough,

-ea, -ing, -ed;

Lou;

4)

5)

2)Loe;

3)

Looe;

Ijn; lieu

0'ln:b|i, -iz loob|y, -ies

'lu:bin Lubin

Inibri'keiJ'an, -z lubrication, -a

who Oln;d,

-8

(. v.), -s,

(s.

'laibrikant, -s lubricant, -s
-a*, -ist, -11, -nis l)==ljn:d

-s

'lag|felou, -fad Long|fellow, -ford

'lagwnd Longwood
Olap, -s, -ig, -t;

{from lose)

-s, -ig, -id

'In.'brikeit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az

lubricat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or, -ora

(L.), -s

'lagbont, -s longboat,
laga*, -z (.) longer

la:s, -iz loss, -es

laist lost

O'lazinds, -iz, -Jeipt lozenge, -s,

-shaped
In:, -z, -ig, -d 1) (s. v.) loo (L.),

-ing, -ed

lagbon,

-ting, -ted

-a,

'lati

'Jand3itjn:d, -z longitade, -s
Iand3i'tjn:dlii|L -all longitudin'lanzdeil Lonsdale
[|al, -ally
Olog, -z, -ga*, -gist; -ig, -d long
adj.

Lom- Olax [lak],

'lAm-

Olan'dseyiti longevity
lan'dsiiT^l longeval

(.

lost

[-ed

-y

-B,

-iz

Olat,

-ing, -ed; -er, -era

O'lombad,

Laurier

'loria*

laksmiO, -s locksmith, -s
lokt locked (from lock)
lo'kw'lakirnd

'lori Inikjn-breit

lewd, -er, -est, -ly,-neaa; 2)looed

{from loo)
'Iu:dikras, -li, >nis ludicrous, -ly,
-ness

[lyn
Iu''elin 1) Llewellyn; 2) LleweO'lnjfa: [-fa], -z loofah, -s

ln:'gju:brias [la'g-], -11,

-nis

lugubrious, -ly, -ness

Oln''i:z, -a Louis|e, -a
lu'iizi'eena

Louisiana

O'ln'i 1) Louis {French name);

2) louis {sing.); 3) Louie
'lu'i'do:*, -z louis-d'or, -s
'In-is, -iz 1) lewis (L.), -es ; 2) Lewes
3)

Louis {English name)

'In'isam

Lewisham

Loui8|burg, -ville
'lu'IJam Lewisham
'lu'iz louis (jpiiw.)
luik Luke
ln:'ka:n, -z lucarne, -s
ln:'kAl|a8, -ian Lucull|us, -ian
'Inika* lucre
'lu-is|ba:g, -Til

'Inikas

Lucas

Loraine 'lu:kaz Leuchars {Scotland)

-led

2) Lawrence;

lu:kjn''breij"3n, -z lucubration, -s
'lu:kjn-breit, -s, -ig, -id lucubrat|e,
-ea,

-ing, -ed

luikrativ

maia'raidsa

'luikrativ, -li lucrative, -ly

Ini'kriis Lucrece
Ini'kriijila [-Jj-], -as Lucreti|a, -us
'la:kwa:Di, -li, -nis lukewarm, -ly,
-ness
Oluim, -z, -ig, -d 1) loom, -s,
-ing, -ed; 2)
loam loam, etc.
'luimlnarji, -iz luminar|y, -ies
'la:minas, -11, -nis luminous, ly,
-ness

luimi'niferas luminiferous
laimi'nositi luminosity

Oluin,

-z 1) lune, -s; 2) loon, -s;

lui'neijan, -z lunation, -s

lui'net, -s lunette, -s
'lu:n8* lunar
'la:n3si lunacy
'la:natik, -s lunatic (s. adj.), -s
'lu:ii|i, -iz loon|y, -ies
'la:iija:l, -z

'la:iijul{3, -i:

Oln:p,

lunule, -s
lunul|a, -se

[-ed

la:'siditi lucidity
'ln:si38 [-8J-, -Ji-, -Jj-] Lucius
'luisifo*, -z lucifer (L.), -s

luipas lupus
'luiphonl, -z, -d loophole, -s, -d
'ln:pin lupin(e) (s.) (jlower), -s

1) loos|en,

-8*, -ist, -11. -nis; -iz, -ii),

-t loos|e (s. adj. w.), -er, -est, -ely,

-eness; -es, -ing, -ed

lu:'s3:n, -z 1) lucern(e), -s; 2) Lu[cerne
'lu:89n|si, -t lucen|cy, -t
[-ly, -ness
'luisi Lucy
'ln:sid, -ist, -li, -nis lucid, -est.

-i^ig

[-nil)],

-nd

-ening, -ened;

-ens,

']jn:sn Leveson
2)
luist loosed [from loose)

O'lnijaiz

Leuchars

'Ijn:-

lu:t, -s, -ii(, -id 1) (s.) lute, -s

2) (s. V.) loot, -s, -ing, -ed

'lu:ta*, -z looter, -s
'Initist, -8 lutist, -s

'luitstrig, -z lutestring, -s

0'lu:63*, -ran/z Luther, -an/s

'ln:T8*, -z 1) louver, -s 2) Louvre

(luirr)
lu:z, -iz, -ig, lo'st 1) los|e, -es,
-ing, lost; 2) looes {from loo)
'ln:z|9*, -azj -abl los|er, -ers; -able

In'elin

Llewellyn ; 2) Llewe-

1)

lyn
'luarid,

etc.

Ijn-

'luad 1) Lourdes; 2) =ljn8d lured

{from lure)
lu:i:-, ln:iOlni:-, lui-

Olnk,

O ln:s,

= am;

-nz,

'la:s|n,

Olna*,

'luipain lupine (adj.) (wolflsh)

'Inipa'kal [-kal] Lupercal

Lucia

'lu:sie [-sja]

-8, -ii|,-t loop(s..), -s,-ing,

m 1)
ma:,

lui'siditi maika*

277

(s.

-8,

v.),

-a*, -az look

-ing, -ed; -er, -ers

-ig, -t;

-s,

'Ink'ant look-out
luka'ran, 'Inka'zon looker-on,
lookers-on
'lakii)gla:s, -iz looking-glass, -es
Inks 1) looks; 2) luxe (lyks)
'luksa:* ['Uk-] Luxor

m
ma'am

'ma:ari, -z Maori, -s
Onio:ga'ri:n [ma:d3a-] margarine
ma:*, -z, -rig, -d mar (M.), -s, ma:ga'ri:ta Margarita
'ma:g9rit Margaret
0'nia:bl, -z, -d marble, -s, -d
'maigazfanteln Magersfontein
0'mo:di', -z Mahdi, -s
'ma:git Margate
'ma:d3aram marjoram
'ma:d3aTi 1) Marjory; 2) Margery 'maigits Margetts
ma:g- margarine 'ma:greiT, -z margrave (M.), -s
ma:d3a'ri:n
'ma:d3in, -z, -al [-1], -all margin, O ma:fta'ra:d3a, -z Maharajah, -s

'm

-z

ma,

-s

2)

[-ring, -red

-3,

-al,

O ma:k,

-ally

'ma:d3it8n Margetson
O ma:es'touzou [-onsen] maestoso

Meagher; 2) Maher
ma:ha"
ma:a'ra:d38, -z

0'ma:a*

1)

(M.),

mark
marque

-s, -ig, -t 1) (s. v.)

-8,

-ing,

-ed;

2)

ma:'ka:oa Macao
ma:'keis{e8 Marquesas
'ma:ka*, -z marker, -s


'ina:k9m

mai'sn:-

278

'maikam Markham
'maikas Marcus
ma:'ki:, >z
'ma:kii|, -z

'ma:kit,

marquee,

marking

'maikrakozut

marsh

(M.), -es

'maiJI^l, -Iz, -alig [-^g],

-s
(.),

-s

-aid

marsh|al (s. v.), -als, -ailing,

-ailed; 2) Marshall; 3) martial
[(M.)
'ma:Jali martially
'mp.ij'^nis. >iz marchioness, -es
'maijji, -la*, -ii8t, -inis marsh|y,
1)

-ig, -id; -abl (s. v.)

(M.), -s, -ing, -ed; -able

'maikitdei, -z market-day, -s
'maikitpleis, -iz market-place,
'maikitri marquet(e)ry

-s

-ier, -iest, -iness

'ma:kon Marco
mai'kouni Marconi

'maijl,

etc.

'ma:j'al, etc.

M&con

'maikoi;

ma-'Jj -iz

maij"

'ma:Jbeegks Marjoribanks

-s,

market

ma:ks 1) marks (from mark);

[-men
2) Marx; 3) Marks
'ina:k8{man, man marksjman,

ma:t, -8 mart, -s
ma:'tel Martel(l)
ina:'telon martello
'ma:ta*,-z,-rig,"d; -dam/zmartyr

(s. V.) (M.), -s, -ing, -ed; -dom/s

'ma:kwis, -iz marquis [-quess], -es 'maitaraiz, -iz, -ig, -d martyriz|e
[-is|e], -ea, -ing, -ed
O mail marl
'mailb^ra
'mail- Marlborough ma:'ti:ni Martini
'mailou Marlow(e)
'ma:tin, -z 1) martin (M.), -s;
2) marten, -s
O maim malm
'maimaleid. -z marmalade, -s
maiti'net, -s martinet, -s
maiti'niik Martinique
'ma:mara Marmora
'maimazet, -s marmoset, -s
'ma:tinmas Martinmas
'maimat, -s marmot, -s
maitj, -iz, -ig, -t march {s. v.)

'maimian [-mjan] Marmion

'ma:mzb9ri Malmesbury
'ma:mzi malmsey (M.)

O mam

Mahan;
'ma:na* Marner
1)

2)

(M.), -es, -ing, -ed

'mai^Jbtegka Marjoribanks

-mant March-mont
O'ma:0a Martha
O 'ma:T|al, -alz, -^g [-alig], -9ld
'maitjlbiegk/g,

Marne

|bank/s,

'ma:ni Mahon(e)y

O 'mo:ri ['marr] Marie {name)

[a

'ma:ri ['mauri, 'maiari], -z Maori,

Omais l)Maas; 2)=msesmass{M.)

ma:'8a:Ia Marsala
mai'seilz Marseilles
[laise
maisa'leiz (marse'jeiz) Marseilma:'g;u:pial, -z marsupial, -s
mttisk^ -s, -ig, -t 1) mask (s. v.),
-s,

-mg, -ed;

2)

masque,

-s

'maiskjnlin ['meg-], -z masculine

marv|el [s. v.), -els, -elling, -elled

'ma:Tila8, -li, -nis marvellous,
-ly, -ness

Oma:z

1) Mars; 2) mas {from ma)

mars {from mar)
'ma:zdan Marsden

3)

mai

my

O'maia*
3)

{normal form)
mire; 2) Meier;

1)

Meyer

'maiar|i, -ini8 mii{y, -iness

adj.), -8

maia'sontig myosotis
'maiaz 1) Miers; 2) Myers
'ma.'sta*, -z, -rig, -d; -li, -linis O mai'greiXau, -z migration, -s
master (s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -ly, 'maigreit, -8, -ig, -id: -a*, -az
(8.

ma:st,

-s

mast,

-s

-liness

migrat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or, -ors

'ma:8ta|ful, -fuli [-fali], -fMlnis

master|ful, -fully, -fulness

'maigrant, -8 migrant
'maigratari migratory

'maistaman Masterman

O maik

'ma:stapi:8, >iz masterpiece, -a

'maika 1) mica; 2) Micah

'maikl Michael
'maikrafonn, -z microphone,
'maikrakazm, -z microcosm,

'ma:gtari mastery
'maistif, -8

mai'sn:-

= 'mtesmai'sjn:-

mastiff, -s

(s.

adj.), -s

Mike

-s

-s

inaitraskoap mandz

'maikrsskonp, -s microscope, -s
maikras'kopik, -al, -ali microscopic,

-al,

maund 'msefik

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-ally

maund,

maunt,
(M.),

'maikroubj -z microbe, -s
mai'kramita*, -z micrometer,

-s

maikran

[-kran], -z micron, -s
mai'kraskap|i, -ist/s microscopjy,
Omail, -z mile (M.), -s (M.) [-ist/s
maild, -a*, -ist; -li, -nis mild,
-er, -est; -ly, -ness
mai'liitas Miletus

-z

mound,

-s, -ii),

-id

-s

(a. v.)

mount

-ing, -ed

-s,

'mauntant, -s mountant, -s
'mauntibsegk, -s mountebank, -s
'manntin, -z; -as mountain, -s;
-ous
'mauntin'sej*, -iz mountain-ash, -es
maanti'nia*, -z, -rig mountaineer, -s, -ing

'mailids, -iz mileage, -s

'mailstonn, -z milestone, -s
Omain, -z, -ig, -d 1) (pron.) mine;
2) (s. V.) min|e, -es, -ing, -ed;

O'manri, -z =:'ma:ri,
O maus, mais mouse

-z

= 'manza*,

'mansa*, -z
'maastrsep,

-s

Maori,

-s

mice

(s.),

-z mouser,
mousetrap, -s [-s

OmaujO, -oz moujth (s.), -ths

Main {German river)
'manOfnl, -z mouthful, -s
maind, -z, -ig, -id 1] mind (s. v.), 'manOpiis, -iz mouthpiece, -s
-s, -ing, -ed; ,2) mined (from
O mauz, -iz, -ig, -d mous|e (v.),
mine v.)
-es, -ing, -ed
3)

'

mouser, -s
'maiadltul, -fail [-fall], -ftelnis 'manza* ['mansa*].
mind|ful, -ftiUy, -fulness
'maina*, -z 1) minor (s. adj.), -s; mseb Mab
[-es O msed, -a*, -ist; -li, -nis mad,
2) miner, -s/
der, -dest; -ly, -ness
'mainas, -iz minus (s. adj. prep.),
'mseda*, -z madder (plant, colour),
'mainatari
'min- minatory
[-s
'main^hed Minehead
maeda'gseska* Madagascar
main'hia* [-'hsa*], -z mynheer, -s 'msedaks Maddox
'maedalein [-d^-] (mad'lsn) Made'mainii) (s.) mining
[leine
'msedam madam
mai'njnij'ii: minutiae
mi'DJn:t, -ist, -li, -nis minute msedam'zel (madmwa'zsl), -z
mademoiselle, -s
{adj^, -st, -ly, -ness
'msedhan|s, -ziz madhou|Be, -ses
mai'narit|i, -iz minorit|y, -ies
'maedisn Madison
'mainas Minos
O'maion, -z Mayo, -s (American 'msedig madding
[Indians) 'meedktep, -s madcap, -s
'maionp, -s myope, -s
'msedlman, -man madjman, -men
mai'onpia myopia
'msed{n, -nz, -^ig [-nig], -nd
mai'apik myopic

O mais

mice

(plur.

of mouse)

1)

mai'self myself
mai'so:a*

Mysore

[-B

-s 1) might (. v.); 2) mite,

'maita*, -z, -d mitre, -s, -d

Omait,

'mait|i, -ia*, -iist, -ili, -inis

1) might|y,-ier, -iest, -ily, -iness;

mity
maiO, -s

2)

= mie,
=

mai'Oaladsi,

man 5,

myth,

-s

ini'6-

-z, -li

-z, -ig,

mandz mouths
3"<*

-s

miser, -s, -ly

-d; -i mouth (v.),
Ting, -ed; -y

O'maiza*,
-s,

etc.

sing. pres.

(plwr.

maddlen

meeds Madge

-ens,

-ening,
-s

[-al,

-ally

'msedsik, -al, -ali magic (s. a^'.),

'meedsik'Itentan, -z magiclantern, -a
'maedsistii [-dsas-], -iz majestjy
(M.y, -ies

mtedsis'tiarial, -i magisterial, -ly

'msedsistrasji, -iz magistrac|y, -ies
'mted3istrit[-treit], -s magistrate,

O'mada* Mather

of manO, O'msefik,

of maa9)

(M.),

-ened; 2) Madan
'meedrigal, -z madrigal,

-s, -ig, -t

-ing, -ed

[-s

maffick,

-s.

'msefikii)

mieka'bras

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Mafeking

'mtefikig ['meifkii)]

mseg, -z mag (M.), -s

'msegdels Magdala
'msegdalin, -z 1) magdalen,

2)

Magdalen

Canadian

(biblical

-s;

.name,

islands)

'mgi Maggie

-ly

'mtegneit, -s magnate, -s
meeg'netik, -91, -ali magnetic,
-al, -ally

'msegna'kaita

Magna

'msegnam,

magnum,

'mteliabl

'mekabi:z Maccabees

mseka'rnin, -z macaroon, -s
msek'fmak'f'mseki 1) Mackie; 2) Mackay
msekia'reli [-kja-], -an Machiavelli, -an
msekl'neiX^n [meik-], -z machin-

ation, -a

'msekineit,

C(h)arta
-s

-ig, -id;

-s,

machinat|e,

'msegia:* [-gja:*], -z Magyar, -s

mffig'ntenimss [mag-], -li mag-

-z

'maekabiiz

mseka'rouni macaroni

msegds'Iimi ['miegdali'n] Magdalene {biblical name)

'msegat, -s, -i maggot, -a, -y
maega'ziin, -z magazine, -s

nanimous,

-ea, -ing,

-a*, -az
-ed; -or,

-ors

'meekintaia* Maclntyre
'msekintaj, -iz 1) mackintosh (M.),
-es; 2)

Maclntoah

'm8ekjal{a,

-i:

maculja,

-se

'mteklhonz MacLehose
'mseklreiO M'llwraith
'maeklzfiild Macclesfield

'msegnam'bonnam, -z magnum mtek'm-, msek'n- ^= makbonum, -s

'msekral, -z mackerel, -s
msegna'nimiti magnanimity
'msekran, -z macron, -s
'mtegnas Magnus
mieks Max
mteg'nii/a [-Jia, -Xja] magnesia 'meeksi Maxse
{substance)

m'sek'sil|a,

mfeg'niizia [-zja]

Magnesia (jpZace) 'mseksim.

-i:,

-z

[-ary
-ari maxillja, -ae,

maxim

(M.), -s

'mseksimfam, -a maxim|um, -a
'mseksimas Maximus
'inegni{fai, -faiz, -faiig, -faid;
msekgi'miljan [-lian] Maximilian
-faia*, -faiaz; -faiabl magnijfy, 'mtekswal [-wel] Maxwell
-fies, -fying, -fied; -fier, -fiers; O mel Mall
-fiable
'msel'seprapon malapropos
mteg'nlfikset [mag-], -s Magni- 'meel'eiz malaise
mseg'niiziam [-^am, -slam, -sjam,
-Jiam, -/jam] magnesium

ficat, -s

mseg'nifikon, -z magnifico, -s
mseg'nifisan|8, -t, -tli magnificen|ce,

-t,

-tly

'mcegnit, -s; -izm magnet, -s; -ism

'msegnitaiz, -iz, -ii), -d; -a*, -az

magneti|ze

[-isfe], -es,

-ing, -ed;

-er, -ers

'msegnitju:d, -z magnitude, -s
mseg'nonlia [mag-, -Ija], -z magnolia, -s

'msegpai, -z magpie,

msek

1)

Mac;

2)

-a

Mack

mse'lef-, mse'leyma'l^mtela'ba:* Malabar

'mtelabl, etc.
'mseliabl, etc.
'mselad, -z mallard, -a
'mteladfi, -iz malad|y, -ies

'mseladminis'treijan maladministration
'msela'drait,
-ly, -ness

-li,

-nls maladroit,

'msela'dsAstmant maladjustment
'meelaga Malaga
'maelakait malachite
'mserfiizans malfeasance

[-s

meek'beO Macbeth
'mselfai'meij'dn, -z malformation,
maek'dAf [mak-] MacDuif
mseh'dikX^n, -z malediction, -s
msekda'nel [-do'n-] MacDonnell mteli'diktari maledictory
msek'dan^ld
mak- MacDonald
mselia'biliti [-Ija-] malleability

Macdonald
mseka'bi'as Maccabeus
2]

'mteliabl

[-Ija-],

-nis malleable,

mseli'fsekj'an msena'ti:

meeli'ftekjaii, -z malefaction,
'msellf^kts*, -z malefactor,- -s
'meilik, malic
'mselik

281

-s

'

-id;
-ing, -ed;
-iij,

meeniita*, -z man-eater, -a
'msenids, -iz, -in, -d; -a*, -az;
-s

-mant

-ment
maltreat, -s,
mselTai'seiJan malversation
msel'TOuliou [-Ijon] Malvolio

O msem

[mam, m] ma'am

mammon

'msemaO,

-s
'rnsemli, -iz

']iisenid3ab{l,

-Inis

-li,

manage-

ab|le, -ly, -leness

fest

(s.

adj.

-ii),

v.), -s,

mtenifes'teij^n

-id; -li mani-ing, -ed; -ly

[-fas-], -z

mani-

festation, -s

(M.)

mammotli,

-mant/s managje, -es, -ing, -ed;

-ment/s
mieiiidsa'biliti manageability
-er, -era;

'mtenifest, -s,

mte'meilia [-Ijajj -n mammalia, ~n

'msemal, -z mammal, -s

'mseman

Manhattan
msenhud manhood (M.)
miien'lisetdn

'mselkas Malchua
'meelon, -z mallow (M.), -a
'mfel'preektis, -iz malpractice,
-s,

man-

mtenlful, -full [-fall], -fwlnis

man|ful, -fully, -fulness

'mielkaiiteiit, >s malcontent, -s

miel'triit,

msenav'wD:*, 'menaT'wo:*

msenaz 1) manners (M.); 2) manors

mtenfred [-frid] Manfred

etc.

'mselkam Malcolm

'mgenav'wa:* 'meensloita*

of-war, men-of-war

'mselis malice
'meelit, -s mallet (M.), -s
'mteljabl, etc. == 'mselisbl,

mteni'feston, -z manifesto,

-s

-s

'msenifould, -nis manifold, -ness

mamm|y, -ies
'mienikin, -z manikin, -a
'mtemiljaik, -s Mameluke, -s
'mtenikjna* [-kjoa*], -z, -rii), -d
'mseml, -z mammal, -s
manicur|e (s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed
Omten, men 1) (s.) man (M ), men;
'msenii) manning (M.)
2) Mann
msen, -z, -ii|, -d (v.) man, -s, 'msenipl, -z maniple, -s
'msenij* manniah
-ni6g, -ned
'msendeit, -s mandate, -a
maenda'lei Mandalay
msenda'IL'n ['msendal-], -z mandoline, -s
'mtendarin [msenda'riin], -z mandarin, -s
'msendatarli, -iz mandator|y (s.
ac^.), -ies

'msendaTii Mandeville
'meendibl, -z mandible, -s
'msendreik, -s mandrake, -a
[-s
'msena manna
'm8eii9*.-z l)manner, -s; 2) manor,
'msena^d

mannered

'mtenahanls, -ziz manor-hou|se,

-sea

'msBnak|l, -Iz, -\i^ [-lig], -Id

manacjle, -lea, -ling, -led
'msen3l|i, -inis mannerljy, -iness
msena'metrik [-no'm-] mano1) Mainwaring;
Maynwaring; 3) Mannenng

'msenarii)

'msenarizm,
meena'ti:, -z

Manitoba
'msenjnal, -z,

mannerism,
manatee (M.),

-z

-a
-s

-i 1)

manual (s.adj.),

-ly; 2) Manuel
iii%iija'f(ektar|i, -iz manuf actor|y,
-a,

-iea

msenjn'fsektja*, z,-rig, -d; -ra*,

raz manufactur|e [s.v.], -es,-ing,
-ed; -er, -ers
msenjn'mij'an, -z manumission,_-s

maenjn'mit,

-s, -ig, -id

manumit,

-ting, -ted
'maenjnskript, -s manuacript, -s
-a,

maen'kaind mankind
'msenlaik manlike
'm9Bn{li, -linis 1) man|ly, -liness;
2)

Manley

'msenlias Manlius

msBno'metrik

[metric

= maenam- mano-

ma'n- manorial
manse, -a
'msensfiild Manafield
'msensipl, -z manciple, -s
mse'nairial

meens,

metric
2)

mffinita'ba: [-to'b-, mseni'tonba]

-iz

'msensleia*, -z man-slayer, -s
'mgenslaita* manslaughter

'msenjan maes

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mses

msetri'monnial

maes [ma:8]. -iz mass (s.) {celebration of Eucharist) (M.), -es

mansion, -s
'maenjanhanls, -ziz mansionhou|se (M.), -ses
'mseiij?!!, -z

msen'tils, >z mantilla, -s

-lig Hig],
'maentjl,
-Iz,

mae'sais ['maesais],

-iz,

-ig, -d

massag|e (s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed

'maesbuk ['ma:s-], -s mass-book, -s
mae'sa:*, -z masseur, -s
,mae'sa:z, -iz masseuse, -s

-Id

mant|le, -les, -ling, -led;

2) (s.) mant|el, -els
'm^ntrsep, -s man-trap, -s
'maentjua, -z mantua (M.), -s
'maentjista* [-tjes-, -tjas-] Manchester
1)

']ttaesak|a*,-az, -rig,

-ad massacjre,

-res, -ring, -red

[ese

'maesareit, -s, -ig, -id macerat|e,

-es, -ing, -ed
maesa'tjaisets [-sits] Massachusetts
'maesji, -inis massjy, -iness
maesi'dounia [-nja], -n, -nz Macedonia, -n, -ns
'maesiT, -li, -nis massive, -ly,-ness

['mseggsn-] manganmaeggll, -Iz, -lig [-lig], -Iz

mang|le, -les, -ling, -led
'inae])grTr3:zl,-z mangel-wurzel, -s

ma:sk, -s masque, -s
maesk, -s
'maeskalain [-kil-] Maskelyne
mseska'reid, -z, -ig, -id; -a*, -az
masquerad|e (. v.), -es, -ing, -ed

^meen'tjn:, -z

Manchu,

-s

maen'tjnaria Manchuria
'meeiitna, -z
'msenljns

mautua, -s
msenz mans {from

man

(.),

-z

v.)

mseg'gseuik manganic

mffii|ga'iii:z

'mseggon, -z mango, -s
'maeggrouT, -z mangrove, -s
m8ei|ks; -man, -man Manx; -man,

-er, -ers

'maeskat, -s mascot, -s
'maeskjiiliii, -z
'mais'maes'miitig, -z mass-meeting,

-men

msep,
'meepin

-s, -iij, -t

map

Mappin

(s. v.),

[-ping, -pedj

O'maeralaban [-bonn, 'maeraban]

Marylebone
'maestif, -s mastiff,
maeras'kiinon maraschino (M.)
'maestik mastic
'msBraOan Marathon
Marie [name)
(v.

2)

-iip,

-iz,

tnierj.),

Marie

'maeriban

-ies,

-id 1) marrly
-ying, -iea;

'maestikeit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az

masticat|e,-es,-ing, -ed; -or, -ors

OmseJ",

= 'maeralaban Maryle-

-iz, -ig, -t; -i

-es, -ing,

ifitsimits)

'maerids, -iz, -abl marriage, -s,

-able
'maerian 1) Marian; 2) Marion
maeria'net; -s marionette, -s
'maeriat Marryat
'maerigonld, -z marigold, -s
'maerina*, -z mariner, -s
'maeritl marital
'maeritaim maritime (M.)
'maerlaban
'mserala'maeron, -z, -i marrow, -s, -y

'maBroubonn,
maes^ -iz,

-z

-iii,

marrowbone,
-t

-es, -ing, -ed; 2) (s.)

tity of matter), -es

mass

-s

mass,

1] (v.)

mash (s.

v.),

-ed; -y

'maeja*, -z masher, -s
-ig, -id 1)

O maet, -s,

bone

-s

maesti'kei/an mastication

'mseri'

'maer{ij

-s

maest
maist mast {in the sense
of 'beech-nuts')
'maestadan, -z mastodon, -s

-8,"|

-ting, -ted; 2)
'maeta*, -z, -rig, -d
-s, -ing, -ed
-8,

(s. v.)

mat,

matt
matter

(s. v.),

maeta'bi:li,-Iaend Matabele, -land

'maetada:*, -z matador, -a
'maetak, -s mattock, -s
'maetin, -z matin, -s
'maetinei, -z matinee, -s
'maetinz 1^ Matins; 2) mattins
'maetig (s.) matting
mae1ja''tain^ matutinal

'maetlak Matlock
'maetrimani matrimony

'

maetri'mouniai
mouial, -ly

[-njal], -i matri-

'meetris

'mAlbari

283

'mtetris, -iz mattress, -es

[-s
'msetrisaid, -z
'mei- matricide,

msetj,

match

-t

-iz, -li|,

v.),

(s.

-es, -ing, -ed

'msetjbabs, -iz match-box, -es
'mtetlflis, -li, -nis matchless, -ly,

'iMAlgreiT mAite

'mAlgreiv Mulgrave
'mAlian [-Ijan], -z, -d

-s

'msetjwud matchwood

mAliga'ta:ni mulligatawny
'niAlindsa* Mullinger
'mAlit, -8 mullet (M.), -s

-9I, -ali

mathematicls, -al, -ally

luseOima'tiJ'an [-Oam-], -z
maticiau,

mathe-

-s

Mathew,
mud, -s

-s; 2)

Mat-

[thew, -s
']UA.d'ba:|0, -dz mud-ba|th, -ths
'mAd|i, -ia*, -list; -ili, -inis; -iz,
-iig, -id mudd|y {adj. v.), -ier,
-iest; -ily,-iness; -ies,-ying, -ied
mAdjl, -Iz, -^l) [-lig], -Id mudd|le
(s. v.), -les, -ling, -led
-z

-a,

mulct

-s, -ig, -id

(s. v.),

-ing, -ed

mAl'redi ['mAlr-] Mulready

O maeOi'msetikls [-Oa'm-].

'mseOju:, -z 1)

muUiou

(M.), -s, -ed

mAlkt,

-ness

'meetXmeika*, -z match-maker,

uu.d,

'mAltam multum
mAlti'fearias, -li, -nis multifarious, -ly, -ness
'mAltipl, -z multiple, -s
'inAltipl|ai,-aiz,-aiii|, -aid; -aia*,
-aiaz multiplfy, -ies, -ying, -ied;
-ier, -iers

'mAltipleks multiplex
niAltipli'kSBnd, -z multiplicand -s
mAltipli'keiX^n, -z multiplica,

tion, -s

mAlti'pllsiti multiplicity

'niAltiljuid, -z multitude, -s
'mAd^a* [-la*], -z muddler, -s
mAlti'tjnidinas, -11, -nis multi'mAdlhedid muddleheaded
tudinous, -ly, -ness
0'inA5a*, -z, -rig, -d, -hud, -lis

mother (s..),

-ing, -ed, -hood,

-s,

-less

'mA5akAntr|i, -iz mother-countr|y,

OniAm

1)

Mumm

mum;

'mAmb|l, -Iz,
mumbjle, -les,

2)
-lig, -ligli, -Id
-ling, -lingly, -led

'niAmbla*, -z mumbler,

-ies

'mAma*,

'mA5araw'pa:l mother-of-pearl
'mA5ariiila:, -z mother-in-law, -s
'mAdazinla: mothers-in-law (alternative plural of mother-in-law)

'mAm|i, -iz
'mAmi|fai, -faiz,

O mAf,

-s,

-ifl,

-t

(s. V.)

muff,

-s,

muffin,

-z muffler, -s

mug,

-s

'mAga*, -z mugger, -s
mAgli, -ia*, -list, -inis mugg|y,
-ier, -iest,

-iness

'mAginz muggins (M.)

mAgwAmp,

O mAk,
-inis

-s

mugwump,

muck

(s. v.), -a,

-y, -ier, -iest, -iness

mAl, -z, -ig, -d (s. V.)
-s,

-s

-s, -ig, -t; -i, -ia*, -iist,

mAmifi'keiJ'an mummification

mAmp,

-s, -ig, -t

-iz

mAmps

-li,

mump,

-s,

-ing,

-nis

mumpish,

-ly,"]

mumps

(s.)

'mAnitJTeindsa*,
changer, -s

[-nessj

(M.),

[-tig-]

-iz,

money-

Montagu(e)

-ig, -t

munch,

-ing, -ed

inAn'tJaizn

mulberr|y, -les

-ed

-8,

mAntjr,

mull

-z

-ly

mAn'ron 1) Monro(e); 2) Munro

'mAnsn Monson
'mAnsta* Munster
mAntX, etc.
mAnJ, etc.

-mg, -ed; 'mAntagju:

-ing, -ed

mAlbarIi,

-faid
-fying, -fied

'mAni, -z, -d money (M.),

'mAnitari monetary

'mAfti, -z mufti, -s
-z

-y

-s,

-faiii),

-fies,

O'mAndein, -li mundane,

'mAndi, -z Monday, -s

-led

-les, -ling,

OmAg,

mummiffy,

'mAmpiJ,

-s

'niAf|l, -Iz, -^I) [-lig], -Id muff|le,

'mAf la*,

-z, -ri

-ed

-ing, -ed
'noLAfin, -z

-s

mummer,
mumm|y, -ies

'mAdalji, -inis motherl|y, -iness

mAn6,

Munchausen

-s, -li

month,

-s,

-ly

-es,

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mAiiga* 'meidsai
monger,

-s

'niAggral, -z mongrel,

-s

O'niAggs*}

-z

'meidsa*

'meinn:

'meidsa*. -z major (s. adj.) (M.), -s

'meidsa'donmoa, -z major-domo,

-s
niAgk, -s, -ij" monk (M.), -s, -ish
'mAgki, -z monkey, -g
'meidsa'dsen^r^l, -z majorgeneral, -8
'mAgkipAzI, -z monkey-puzzle, -a
O'meida*, -z Mather, -s
O'mArein murrain
0'meiamet['inEa-, -mit] Mahomet
'mAri 1) Moray; 2) Murray
meia'neiz, -iz mayonnaise, -s
O mAsk, -i musk, -y
'mAskat, -8 Muscat, -s
O'meifsa* [mei'fsa*] Mayfair
'msefikii) Mafeking
mAska'tel, -z muscatel, -s
'meif kill
'mAskarait, -s Muscovite, -s
'meifl|ai, -aiz may-fl|y, -ies
'mAskit, -8, -ri 1) musket, -s, -ry; 'meif lana*, -z may-flower (M.), -s

2)

O'meigag Magog
O'meiii) maying
O meik^ -8, -ii), maid makje

Muskett

mAski'tia*, -z musketeer, -s
'mAskjnla*, -li muscular, -ly

'mAskwoJ" musquash
[-s
'mAsl, -z 1) muscle, -s; 2) mussel,
'mAslman, >z Mussulman, -s

mAst must

adj. v.)

(s.

'mAsta*, -z, -rii), -d muster

s, -ing, -ed
'mAstad mustard (M.)
'mA8t|i,

O maJ,

-iz

'mAjrum,

mush,
-z

-ili,

-s

-ed; -er, -ers

'mAt|n, -ifi mutt|on (M.), -ony

'mAtn'tJap, -8 mutton-chop, -s
mAtJ*, -li, -nis much, -ly, -ness
O'mAz'di:, -z Mus. D., -'s
'mAz|l, >lz, -^i) [-lii)], -Id muzzjle
v.),

-les, -ling,

-s

'niAzIIoudla*,

-ig

-az,

'mei'kwim,

meil,

-s

may-queen,

-z

-z, -ig,

-d 1)

-s

(s. v.)

mail,

mala fide
'meilik ['msBl-] malic
'meilkait, -8 mail-cart, -s
'meirkontj*, -iz mail-coach, -s
'meiltrein, -z mail-train, -s
Omeim, -z, -ig, -d maim, -s, -ing,
-ed
'meila'faidi

Omein,

-z

1)

main

2) mane, -s; 3)

-led

'mAzlin, -z muslin,

= inaek-

meiki'neij'911, -z

-s,

O'mAta*, -z, -rig, -riiili, -dj -ra*,

-raz mutter (s. v.), -s, -ing,-ingly,

(s.

'meik'Ap, -s make-up, -s
'meika*, -z maker (M.), -s
'meikan Macon (America)

-ing, -ed; 2) (s.) male, -s

'meilbaeg, -z mail-bag, -s

-ea

mushroom,

{s. v.),

made

'meikpiis Makepeace
'meikjitt, -s makeshift,

-inis
-ier, -iest; -ily, -iness
-list;

>ia*,

must|y,

(s. v.),

-es, -ing,

Main (German
muzzle-

(s.

adj.),

-s;

Maine; 4):=main
river)

'meina:d Maynard

-ers, -ing
meind maned
mei 1) May; 2) (. v.) may
meinc^s; -i, -ia*, -ii8t, -ili, -inis
O'meibAg, -z may-bug, -s
mangfe; -y, -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness
'melbal Mabel
'meine^Sa*, -z manger, -s
'meibi' maybe
[(from make) 'meinad [-naid] Maynard

load |er,

Omeid,

-z 1)

maid,

-s;

2)

made

'meinisek [-njsek], -s maniac,

-s

may-day (M.), -s
'meinia [-nja], -z mania, -s
'meidn, -z, -li maiden (s. a^'.), 'meinja:, -z menu, -s
'meidnned Maidenhead
[-a, -ly
'meinjEend mainland
'meidnhsa*, -z maidenhair, -s
'meinli mainly
[-s
'meidnhnd maidenhood
'meinmaist [-mast], -8 mainmast,
'meidei, -z

'meidsaivant, -s maid-servant,
'meidstan [-stoun] Maidstone
meids, -iz mage, -s
'meidsai Magi

-s

'meinseil [-si], -z mainsail, -s

mein'tein, etc.
men'tein, etc.

'meintinans maintenance
'meinu: [-i(ju:], -z menu,

-s

=
'meinaiO

'medou

'meinniO [mei'nnie] Maynooth

meins,

= meinds,

etc.

'medsin^mems'rtendam

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etc.

O'meiou Mayo (Ireland)

O'meipl, -z maple (M.),

'medsin [-dis-], -z medicine, -a

'medsintjest [-dis-], -s medicinecheat, -a

Medway

'medirei

-s

[phelea

'meiponl, -z maypole, -a
O mefis'tafili:z [-fal-] MephistoO mels, -iz mace, -a
O meg Meg
'meisn, -z, -ri mason (M.), -s, -ry mega'Oiarilam, -a megatheri|um,
mei'sonik
ma'sanik masonic O me'kanik, etc.
mi'k[-a
O meit, -s, -ig, -id mat|e (s. v.), 'meka Mecca
-es, -ing, -ed
meka'ttijan, >z mechanician, -s
'meita*, -z mater, -s
[-hood, -ly 'mekanizm, -z mechanism, -s
'meiti'Sn, -z, -hud, -li matron, -a, 'meklin Mechlin
'meitri|ks, -siz matri|x, -cea
'meklinba:g [-Ian-] Mecklenburg

'meitrisaid, -z matricide,

O'meiTis mavia (M.)

O meiz, -iz 1) maze,

'meksbara Mexborough

-a

'meksik|ou, -an/z Mexic|o, -an/a

[ml] Mall (Fall M.)
'meiz|i, -ia*, -iist, -ili, -inis mazjy, 'melba'n [-b:n] Melbourne
-ier, -ieat, -ily, -iness
'meladji [-lod-], -iz melod|y, -ies
me'daina [mi-] Medina (in 'meladra:ma [-lod-], -z meloAmerica)
drama, -a
melondrme'dseljen, -z^^mi- medallion, -a meladra'msBtik
[-n/s
me'diina [ml-J Medina (in Arabia) 'melan, -z melon, -a
medi'iiTal [mud-] mediaeval
mela'niizia [-^a], -n/z Melanesia,
'melankali [-lagk-] melancholy
medi'keij*?!! medication
'medikeit, -s, -ig, -id medicat|e, melan'kalik [-lag'k-] melancholic
me'liflnas mellifluoua
-es, -ing, -ed
'medik|al, -alz, -ali medicjal (s. 'melin Mellin
'mellnait melinite
adj.), -als, -ally
me'dikamant [mi-, ma-], -s me- 'melkam Melcombe
mel'kizadek Melchizedek
dicament, -a
medionks* [medi'on-], etc. 'mi:d- 'melon, -a*, -ist, -nis; -z, -iij, -d
mellow (adj. v.), -er, -eat, -ness
'medsin, etc.
'medisin, etc.
-a, -ing, -ed
me'disinj^ [mU, ma-, -sn-], -ali
mi'lme'loudias [-fljas], etc.
[\i] medicin|al, -ally
melodioua, etc.
medi'tei/an, -z meditation, -s
'mediteit, -s, -ig, -id meditatje, meloudra'msetik [-lad-] melo[dramatic
'melad'melod-es, -ing, -ed
'mediteitiy, -li, -nis meditative, mel'pamini' Melpomene
'melronz melrose (M.)
-ly, -ness
medita'reinian [-njan] Mediter- melt, -8, -ig, -igli, -id melt, -a,
-iug, -ingly, -ed
[ranean
'meditji" Medici
'mel|tn, -vii Mel|ton, -ville
me'djn:z3
mi- Medusa
-a; 2]

maize

O mel

'med|l, -Iz, -Ui, [-lig], -Id 1)

medal,

-s; 2) (v.)

medd|le,

(s.)

-les,

meddler,
'media*, -z medlar, -s
'medii, -z medley, -a
'med^st, -s medalliat, -a
[-la*], -z

-a

'medisam, -nis meddlesome, -nesa

'medon, -z, -i; -gra:s, -swiit

meadow,

-s,

-y; -grass, -sweet

-z; -jip

member,

-s;

-ship

'membrein,

-ling, -led

'medja*

O'memba*,

-z

membrane,

-s

mem'brein|ias, -asmembran|eous,
-ous

me'menton, -z=mi- memento, -a

'memaraiz, -iz, -ig, -d memoriz|e
[-is|e],

-es, -ing,

and|Um.

-ed

'memarabi

'merit

286

'meniarb|l, -li memorab|le, -ly

'mem3r|i, -iz memor|y, -ies
'mem|fis, -nan Mem|phi3, -non
nie'ma:r-, me'marmi'm-

'memwo:*

meri'to:ri3g

'metrik

meri'ta:rias, -li, -nig meritorious,

-ly, -ness
meri'trijas, -li, -nis meretricious,
-ly, -ness
'meriOait, -s merrythought, -s

memoir, -s
msen man) 'meriweoa* Merryweather
me'nais (me'nais), -iz manage, -s O mes, -iz, -ig, -t mess (s. v.),
mend,_ -z, -ig. -id; -a*, -az mend,
-es, -ing, -ed
-s, -ing, -ea; -er, -ers
me'saia
mi's- Messiah
men'dtesiti mendacity
mesapa'teimia [-mja] Mesopomen'deijas, -li mendacious, -ly
tamia

O men

[-wo:*], -z
men (plur. of

'mendikanisi, -t, -ts mendicanjcy,

men'disiti mendicity
[-t, -ts

'menas [-nis], -iz, -ig, -igli, -t

menac|e (s. v.), -es, -ing, -ingly,
-ed

'mesaz

-ier, -iest; -ily,

'mesin^sa*,

'meni^saidid' many-sided
'menju:, -z menu, -s

mensjna'reij'an mensuration
'men/jan, -anz, -^ig [-anig], -and;
-^abl [-anabl] menti|on (s. v.),
-ons, -oning, -oned; -onable
menjura'biliti [-Jar-] mensura-

-s

messenger,

-z

-s

me'siina [ma's-, mi's-] Messina

'mesjaz
'mesaz Messrs.

'mesmeit,

messmate,

-s

-s

mest messed (from mess)

'meswids,

-iz

messuage,

mej", -iz, -ig, -t

-s

mesh

(s.

v.),

-ed
met met (from meet)
me't- see also mi't[-ist/s
me'tseladsji, -ist/s metallurg|y,
-es, -ing,

bility

'menjurabl

-iness

mesi'senik messianic
'mesids, -iz message,

'menaT'wo:* men-of-war {plur. of

man-of-war)
'meni 1) many; 2) Menai
meni'leias Menelaus
menin'dsaitis meningitis
'menig, etc.
'menas menace, etc.

Messrs.

[-sjaz]

'mes|i,-ia*, -list; -ili, -inis mess|y,

mensurable
ment meant (from mean)
men'tein [man-, main-], -z, -ig,
[-Jar-]

-d; -a*, -az; -abl maintain,

-ing, -ed; -er, -ers; -able
'mentjl, -ali mentjal, -ally
'mento:*, -z mentor, -s

me'tteOasjis [mi-, -eis-], -i:z

me-

tathesjis, -es

'metafa*, -z metaphor, -s
meta'fizik|s, -al, -ali metaphysic|s, -al, -ally
metafi'zij'an, -z metaphysician, -s

-s,

meta'forik, -al, -ali metaphoric,

-z

meta'lifaras metalliferous
meta'lagrafi metallography
'metalaid metalloid
meta'ma:fas|is,
-i:z
metamor-

-ili, -inis merr|y

(M.), -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness

meta'maifonz, -iz, -ig, -d metamorphosle, -es, -ing, -ed

'metasenta , -z metacentre, -s

'menOal [-ntal] menthol

'menu: ['main-, -njn:] (ma'ny),

menu, -s
O'meradiO

-al, -ally

phos|is, -es
[-rid-]

Meredith

'mer|i, -ia*, -list,

'meri'sendrn:, -z merry-andrew, -s

'merigourannd,

merry-go-

-z

'met]l,
-als,

-Id

1)

met|al,

-ailing, -ailed;

2)

mettle

-Iz,

-Jiig,

round, -s
[mak|er, -ers, -ing"]
'merimeik|a*, -az, -ig merry-J

'metranonm, -z metronome,
metra'namik metronomic

'meriman Merriman
'merimant merriment

metra'palitan,

meri'oniO
'meritj
-s,

-s,

Merioneth,
merit (s. v.),

[-eO], -Jia*

-ig, -id

-ing, -ed

[-shire

(s.

-z

-s

metropolitan

04}.), -a

me'trapalis [mi-, ma-],

-iz

me-

tropolis, -es

'metrik, -al, -ali metric,

-al, -ally

meead ma:'kjnrJion
O'meSad,

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method, -s
0'ma:|m8en, -men mer|man, -men
-izm methodjist/s, 'ma:meid, -z mermaid, -a

-z

'meOadlist/s,

-ism

'ma:ma*,

'meOil, -eitid methyl, -ated

-raz

'meOjnin Methuen {surname)

me'Aadik [mi-, ma-], -al,
methodic, -al, -ally
O mez'merik mesmeric

-ali

'mezma* Mesmer

-er, -ers

'mezmar|ist/s, -izm mesmer|ist/a,

-ism

O'mesa*,
-mant/s;
.),

-z, -rii|,
-d; -lis,
-ra*, -raz measur|e

-es,

-ement/s;

-ing,

-ed;

-eless,

-z, -riij, -rigli, -d; -ra*,

murmur

-ing,

-s,

v.),

myrmidon

(M.),-s '
0'ma:r|i, -Ik myrrhjy,

-ic

mercer (M.), -a
ma:'si:diz Mercedes
'ma:sli, -iz merc|y (M.), -ies
,

-z

'ma:si|fMl, -fall [-fali], -fwlnis

merci|ful, -fully, -fulness
'maisilis, -li, -nis merciless, -ly,
[-ies
-ness
'ma:sinar|i [-s^-], -iz mercenar|y

'maisisirt, -s

O'maijia

-er, -ers

(s.

-ingly, -ed; -er, -era

'ma:midan [-dan], -z

0'ma:sa

'mezmaraiz, -iz, -ig, -d; -a*, -az

mesmeriz|e [-ia|e], -es, -ing, -ed;

(s.

'maimaan ma'grega*

'me3ara1)|l, -li, -Inis measurab|le,

-ly, -leness

mercy- seat,

-s

[-Jja], -n Mercia, -n
-z myrtle, -a

O'maitl,
'maitn Merton
mea*, -z 1] mare, -s 2) mayor 'maitjandaiz merchandise
(M.), -s; 3) Mair
'maitjant. -s merchant, -s
O'msamlt Mahomet
'ma:tjant|man, -man merchantO'meari Mary
{man, -men
'msaribara [-bAra] Maryborough 'maitjantjip, -s merchant-ahip, -a
'mearian 1) Marian; 2) Marion
'maitjisn Murchison
'mearias Marias
Oma:e; -fwl, -fnli [-fali], -ftdnis
'meari{lend, -pa:t Mary |land, -port
mirth; -ful, -fully, -fulness
'mearis, -iz mayoress, -es
O'maiza Mirza
O'meaznest, -s mare's-nest, -s
'ma:zi Mersey
'meazteil, -z mare's -tail, -s
ma occasional weak form of mei
may (avaAliary verb)
ma:*, -ri, -rik myrrh, -y, -ic
ma'bilmon'bilO'maida*, -z, -rii(, -dj -ra*, -raz
mimurder (s. v.), -a, -ing, -ed; -er, O ma'dseljan, ma'di-a
-ers
ma'diara Madeira
ma'daina, ma'diina, ma'dik-,
'maidsras, -li murderous, -ly
mema'dis'maidaris, -iz murderess, -es
ma'dana, -z Madonna, -s
'maidak Murdoch
maids, -iz, -ig, -d merg|e, -es, ma'drses [-'dra:s] Madras
ma'drid Madrid
-ing, -ed

murph|y

C'raa.-fji, -iz

(M.), -ies

mar'keita:* [-ta*] Mercator

'maikantail mercantile
'ma:kat Murcott
'ma:k|i,

-ia*,

-list,

-ili,

-inis

murk|y, -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness

'ma:kisn Murchiaon
'maikistan Merchiston
ma:'kjaarial,

-i

mercurial, -ly

mai'kjnarik mercuric
'maikjnrl mercury (M.)
mai'kjniXioii Mercutio

ma'dsenta magenta (M.)

[-ally

ma'dsestik, -1, -ali majeatic,

ma'dsi/an, -z magician, -s
ma'dsazka [ma'ja:-] Majorca

-al,

ma'dsaritji, -iz majorit|y, -iea

ma'gelan Magellan

ma'gi:

1)

McGee;

2)

Magee

ma'gilp 1) magilp; 2) megilp

mag'nmseg'nma'gra: Magrath
ma'grega* l)MacGregor; 2) McGregor; 3) M'Gregor

mal'hafi,

-'haBii

Ma|haflFy,

-han

ms'hagani mahogany
ma'Iiamid, -an/z Mahommed, -an/s
ma'liainit^ -an/z Mahomet, -an/s

ma'hnin [ma'honn] Mahon

O ma'joike ma'ds- Majorca

ma'jalika majolica
mak'aiOa* Mc Arthur
ma'kaiOi MacCarthy

ma'kai Mackay
ma'kana* Makower
mak'sedam Mac Adam
ma'kffidamaiz. -iz, -ig, -d macadamiz|e [-is|e], -es, -mg, -ed

maksedamai'zeijan macadamization

1)

Macalister;

McAllister
ma'ksesa* macassar (M.)
ma'keesa'rail raacassar-oil

ma'kAlax [-lak] McCulloch

mak'braid Mc Bride
mak'daual [-el, -il] McDowell
mak'dAf
maek- Macduff
mak'danald 1) Mac Donald;
2) Macdonald; 3) McDonald

mak'dmgsl McDougal
ma'kei Mackay
ma'kena McKenna
mak'faeran Macfarren
mak'fa:sn[m%k-] 1) MacPherson;

Macpherson

mak'iiTa* Mac Ivor

ma'kinli McKinley
1) Macleod; 2)McLeod
ma'kleeran Maclaren
ma'klein Ij Maclean(e); 2) McLean
ma'klelan McClellan

ma'kland

ma'kliis ]y[aclise

ma'klintak [-tak] McClintock'

ma'klia* Maclear
ma'klairin Maclaurin
ma'klna* M'Clure

mak'maiau Mac Mahon

inak'ina:sta* Mc Master
makl'fflilan, -'maran Macfmillan,

-morran
makl'naeb, -'no:t Mac|Nah, -Naught

mak'naitn
2)

ma'krei McCrea
ma'kri:di Macready
mak'tsBTiJ MacTavish
O ma'lain, -li; -z, -ii|, -d; -a*,

malign {a. adj.

-ing, -ed; -er, -ers
-az

1)

Macnaghten;

MacNaughton

ma'kaikadeil McCorquodale

v.),

-ly;

-a,

ma'leeka Malacca
ma'laesiz [mo-] molasses
[-an
ma'lei, -z, -an Malay (s. adj.), -a,
ma'Iefisant [mse-] maleficent
ma'lest, eic.=mo'lest molest, e<c.
ma'leralanls [mse-], -t, -tli malevolen|ce,

2)

2)

ma'kail 1) McAll; 2) McCall

ma'kaili Macaulay
ma'ka.'mik McCormick

[-isa-]

ma'kselam MacCallam
ma'kselista*

ma'ka:! ma'natanas

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ma'hsefi ma'ko.'kadeil

-t,

-tly

ma'learia, -1, -n malaria, -1, -n

ma'lignan|si, -t, -tli malignan|cy,
ma'lignlti malignity
[-t, -tly
ma'ligga*, -z, -rig, -d; -ra*, -raz
malinger, -s, -ing, -ed -er, -ers
ma'lij'as, -li, -nis malicious, -ly,
ma'lonmi'lon[-ness
;

O mam ma'am
ma'ma:,

-z

mamma,

-s

ma'mentam, ma'meutas
monma'menton, -z
mi- memento,
ma'mair-, ma'marmi'm- [-s

ma'iia:k-

=
= ma'naik-

ma'naiakjal, -ali maniacjal, -ally

ma'n8es{i, -i-z ManassjCh, -es
ma'naastik [mo-, ma>-], -al, -ali
monastic, -al, -ally

man'gAmari Montgomery
ma'nila, -z manil(l)a (M.), -s [-s
manipjn'leij'an,-z manipulation,
ma'nipjuleit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*,
-az manipulat|e, -es, -ing, -ed;
-or, -ors

ma'njniTa*, etc.
ma'niiiTa*, etc.
ma'njna*, -z, -rig, -d manur|e
(. v.), -es, -ing, -ed

ma'nona Manoah
ma'na:rial [mee-] manorial

ma'nagam-

= ma'nagam-

ma'namita*, -z manometer,
ma'napalaiz, -iz, -ig, -d;
az monopolizje [-is|ej, -es,

-s

-a*,
-ing,

-ed; -er, -ers

ma'napalji, -iz monopol|y, -ies

ma'natanas
-ous, -ly

[-ti^-],

-li

monoton-

ma'notsni ma'tiarialaiz

ma'notanl monotony
man'rou 1) Monro(e); 2) Munro
man'tein, etc.
men'tein, etc.
manf'gAmari [mant'gamari]

Montgomery
mant'pelia* [-Ija] Montpellier
names of streets, etc.)

289

{in

matiaria'Iistik materialistic
ma'tikjulas, etc.
mi't-

ma'tilda 1) Matilda; 2) Mathilda

ma'ljna*, -li, -nis; -z, -rii|, -d;
-riti matur|e {a^. v.),
-ely,

ma'roil
ma'rail morale
ma'raia Maria
ma'raitl
'maeritl marital
ma'rffikjnias, etc.
mima'raellti [mo-, mo-] morality
ma'rsei) (ma'rs:g), -z meringue, -s
ma'raes [mo-], -iz morass, -es
mo- moraine, -s
ma'rin, -z
ma'reiTia [mo-, -yja], -n/z Mo-

ravia, -n/s
(s.

a^.),

-a

ma'ridlan [-djan], -z meridian, -s

ma'ridian!^ [-djan-] meridional
ma'rij[;as [ma:-, mo-] Mauritius
ma'rous [mo-], -11, -nis morose,

maraud,
ma'raban,
ma'rakon,

ma'rnm,

-s,

-z

-z

-ij, -id; -a*, -az

-ing, -ed; -er, -ers

Moroccan, -s
morocco (M.),

-z, -ii|, -d

maroon

-ing, -ed

ma'saia

(s.

V.)

-z, -rig,

(M.),

-s,

-d

meander

-ing, -ed

O mi:d,

-z 1) meed, -s; 2) mead

(M.}, -s (M.); 3) Mede, -s
mi:di'eij'9n, -z mediation, -s

-ij, -id;

-s,

mediatje

(.),

(s.

-a*,

-az

-es, -ing, -ed; -or

'mi:dial [-dj-] medial

-s

= mi's-
Messiah
ma'siina = me's- Messina
-s,

ma'trapme'trapma'Oaias Matthias
ma'Ojuin, ma'Q;u:zaIa
mi'Oma'Oodme'OadO ma'za:t [mo'za:t] Mozart [-s
ma'zeiik [mo-], -s mosaic {s. adj.),
ma'zel [mo'zelj, -z moselle (M.), -s
ma'za:ka, -z mazurka, -s
Ami: 1) me {normal form); 2) Mee

'mi:di|am

(s. v.),

-z

'mi:dieit,

-ly, -ness
-z,

[tion, -s

matriculama'tril^uleit, -s, -ig, -id matriculatje, -es, -ing, -ed

Omr'wnda*,

ma'runon merino

ma'ro:d,

ma'tanimi
mi'tma'trik matric
matrikju'leijan ,

-res, -ring, -red; -rer, -rera

ma'riin, -z marine

-ism

{ist/s,

-eness; -es, -ing, -ed; -ity

m8'nn:T|9* [-'nju:-], -az, -9rii|,

-ad; -9ra*, -araz manoeuv|re,

=
=

-izm material-

ma'tiariaI|ist/8,

man'tronz Montrose

ma'tiarielist mi:n

[-dj-], -a,

[(M.), -ors

-amz medi|um

adj.), -a, -urns

'mi:dian [-dj-], -z median -s

'mi:diant [-4}-]> -s mediant, -s
med- medieeval
mi:di'l:T9l

'mi:diit

[-diat,

mediate

ma'sja:* (ma'8J) monsieur (M.)

ma^a* weak form of ma'sja:*

(<&'.),

-djat],
-ly,

-li,

-nis

-ness

'mi:dionka* ['med-, mi:di'onka%

medi'onka*] mediocre
mi:di'akriti [med-] mediocrity
[-s
ma'sanik [mei's-] masonic
0'mi:ga*, -ra*, -rist, -li, -nis
mast must (v.) {weak form)
1) meagre, -r, -st, -ly, -ness;
mas'to:/ [mus-], -iz moustache, -s
O ma'Ji:n, -z, -ii), -d macl)in|e 2) Meagher
mi:k, -a*, -ist; -li, -nis meek,
(. v.), -es, -ing, -ed
maB'ki:ton, -z

= mas- mosquito,

ma'Ji:n gAn, -z machine-gun, -s

ma'/onna, -Itend Mashona, -land
mi- metallic
ma'tsBlik
ma'ta:ii|iti, }, -ali matemjity, -al.

-ally

1.

-lyl

adj.)J
ma'tiarial, -z, -i material (s. adj
ma'tiarialalz, -iz, -ifl, -d materializ|e [-is|ej, -es, -ing, -ed

-er, -est; -ly, -ness

mi:l, -z meal, -s

'mi:l|i,

-ia*,

-list,

-inis meal|y,

-ier, -iest, -iness

'mi:ltaim, -z mealtime,

-s

[-s

mean, -s; 2) mien,

mi:n {adj.), -a*, -ist 1) mean, -er,
-est; 2) mesne

Omi:n

MiohfteliB A Jones, Phonetio Dictionary

(.),

-z 1)

19

'miin 'midlmten

'mim

(.),

-ing,

-z, -ig,

midlondian

290

ment mean,

-a,

meant

'miljan

mid'lonSian [-djan] Midlothian

'midl|gekB, -tan Middle|sex, -ton

miinii), -z^ -li meaning (s.aclj.), -b, 'midlzbara Middlesborough

'mi:n'Awail meanwhile
[-ly 'midnait midnight
'mimlli, -nis meanjly, -ness
'midrif, -s midriff, -s
'iiii:n{'taiin,
-'wail meanjtime, 'midsAma* midsummer (M.)
O'miijsek Mesliac
[-while midst midst
['-men
'miijia [-Jja] Moesia
'midjipjman, -man midshipjman,
Omi:t, -s, -ii|, met 1) (s. adj. v.) 'midwai|f, -tz midwi|fe, -ves
meet, -s, -ing, met; 2) (s.) meat, -s 'midjrei midway
milt, -s, -ig, -id (v.) met|e, -es, 'midwifori [-waif-] midwifery
-ing, -ed
[-s
'mid'winta* mid-winter
'miita*, -z 1) meter, -s; 2) metre,
mids, -iz midge, -s
'mi:ti meaty
'midsit, -s midget, -s
'miitia*, etc.
'miilja* meteor, etc. O'mia*, -z, -rist, -li mere (s. adj.),
'mi:tii|, -z (s.) meeting, -s
-a, -St, -ly
mi:ti'orik meteoric
'miajam, -z meerschaum, -a
'miitja* [-tia*], -z meteor, -s
'miaz 1) meres; 2] Mears

'iiii:tjrait [-tia-], -s

miitjara'lodsik

meteorite,
-9I

[-tia-],

teorologic, -al
mi:tja'ralad3|i [-tia-], -ist/s
teorolog|y, -ist/s
'mi:t|li, -nis meetjly, -ness

-s

me-

Omi'kaidoa,
mi'ktenik,
-s, -al,

-z

Mikado, -s
mechanic,

-s, -al, -ali

-ally

me- 'mikldsan Meiklejohn

'mi:tafarii|, -z meat-offering, -s
'mi:t'pai, -z meat-pie, -s

'miklmas, -iz Michaelmas, -ea

mi'k3:ba Micawber
miks, -iz, -ig, -t mix, -ea,-ing,-ed
'mikst/a*, -z mixture, -s

O miiO

O mil,

Meath

0'mi:z|lz,

measjles, -ly
'ini:zia [-ag'a, -sia, -sja]
'miijie
mi 1) Jfrequent weak form of
mi:) me; 2) (frequent weak form
-11

of mai)

my

O mi'au [mjan], -z, -ii|, -d

-s,

miaow,

-ing, -ed

O mi'senda*, etc.=mi:'tenda*, etc.

[lion, -s
O mid mid

-s,

-z, -ig, -d mill

-ing, -ed

mi'lffin ['milan]

mi'lAd

my

(. v.)

Milan

lord (form frequent in

the courts of justice)

'mildjn:, -z, -ig, -d mildew
-s,

(M.),

(s. v.),

-ing, -ed

mi'leniam [-njam], -z millenium,

'mila*, -z miller (M.), -a
[-s

'milan
mi'lsen Milan
mi'daeljan [me-, ma-], -z medal- mila'ni:z Milanese
'middei, -z mid-day, -3
'milfad Milford
'midhaist Midhurst
'milA'Wiil, -z millwheel, -s
mi'di'a* [ma-, me-] Medea
'miligrtem, -z milligram, -s
mi'diina^ mi'daina=me- Medina 'milimi:ta*, -z millimeter, -a
'mid|i, -iz midd|y, -ies
'milin|a*, -az; -ari millin|er, -ers;
'midian [-djan], -ait/s Midian, 'milipi:d, -z millepede, -s [-ery
mi'dik-, mi'disme[-ite/s
mi'lija militia
mi'dju:za [me-, ma-] Medusa
'militeit, -s, -ig, -id militat|e, -es,
'midl, -z middle, -s
-ing, -ed
[-tly"]
'midl'eids, -d middle-age, -d
|militan[si, -tj -tli militan|cy, -t,J

'midland, -z midland (M.), -b

'midfig [-dl-] middling
'midi'klais middle-class
'midllmsen [-man], -men [-man]
middle-jman, -men

'militari military
[-ism
|militar {ist/s, -izm militar|iat/5,
'miljad, -z milliard, -a
'miljan, -z, -e, -es million, -s,
th, -ths

milja'nsa* 'minikin
milja'nea*, -z millionaire,

milk,

-ig, -t;

-s,

'minim 'miriaiu

291

'minim, -z minim (M.), -s

milk 'minimaiz, -iz, -ig, -d minimizje

-s

-a*, -az

(. v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -er, -era

'milkli, -la*, -list, -Hi, -inis
milkfy, -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness

-ea, -ing,

[-is|e],

-ed

'minimal minimal
'minimjam, -a minimjam, -a

'milkmeid, -z milkmaid, -s
'minlstja*, -az, -arig, -ad ministjer
'milk|man, -man milk|man, -men
(s. i;.), -ers, -ering, -ered
'milksap, -s milksop, -s
minis'tiarial, -i, -ist/s ministe'milk{tn:e, -ti:d milk|tooth, -teeth

'milkwait milk-white
miln, -z; -a* Milne, -s; -er
mi'lotadias [me-, ma-, -djas],
nls melodious, -ly, -ness
mi'la:*, -z milord, -s
'milpand, -z mill-pond,

mil'Traiki'

-11,

-s

minja'net mignonette
-a

(s.

adj.

v.), -a,

mi'monza,

-z

-ri

mi'ma:rial [me-, ma-],

rial

(s.

mimic

-king, -ked; -ry

mimosa,

-s

-z

memo-

acy.), -a

mi'ma:rialaiz [me-, ma-], -iz, -ig,

-d memorializje [-is|e], -es, -ing,
-ed

mi'marita* [me-, ma-] memoriter

O min frequent stage pronunciation

of main (pron.) when

attributive

mi'nsedsari [-'naids-j, -z menagerie, -a

[-s

'minjatja* [-nitj-], -z miniature,

minjn'et, -s minuet, -s
mai'n- minutiee
mi'njnijil:
'minjnit, -s (.)= 'minit, -s minute

{m&moranaum),

-s

mai'nja:t
minute, etc.
'minon, -z minnow, -s
[-ies
mi'naika Minorca
mi'narit|i, -iz^ mai'n- minorit|y,
'minaral, etc.
'minral, etc.
mins, -iz, -ig, -t; -mi:t minc|e
(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -emeat
'minsig, -li mincing(a4/-) (M.), -ly
'mlns'pai, -z mincepie, -a
'minsta*, -z minster (M.), -s
mi'iijn:t (adj.),

-t;

-es,

Milwaukee

-ig,

minish,

-t

-s
-s,

-ig,

iature, -s
'minjan, -z minion, -a

1)

mento,
'mimik,

-iz,

-ing, -ed
(.) minute, -s
'minithtend, -z minute-hand, -s
'minitja*, -z
'minjatj*- min-

mills (M.); 2) Milnes

Omi'menton [me-, ma-], -z me-

milz

'minij*,

-s

'minit, -s
-s

'milreis milreis (sing.)

'milreiz milreis (plur.)
'milstonn, -z millstone,

'miltan Milton
miltj; -1 milch; -y
'milwiil, -z millwheel,

rial, -ly, -ist/a

minis'treij'dn, -z ministration,
'ministr|i, -iz ministrjy, -ies

etc.

'minstral, -z, -si minstrel,

mint,
(g.

-a,

-ay

-ig, -id; -'sa:s mint

-B, -ing, -ed; -sauce

-s,

v.),

minfj, -in Minch, -in

mi'nAskja:lj -z minuscule, -p
-Iz, -lig [-Ug], -Id
[-ist/s O'miggll,
mi'na:ya Minerva
ming|le, -Ies, -ling, -led
mina'rselad3|i, -ist/s mineralog|y,
migk mink
'minaret, -s minaret, -s
'minarl, -z mineral (. a^.), -a mlgks, -iz minx, -ea
'minaralaiz, -iz, -ig, -d mineral- Omi'rais, -iz mirage, -a
mi'rsekjnlas [ma-], -li, -nis miriz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed
aculous, -ly, -ness
minara'lad3ik|9l, -aU mineralogmi'reenda Miranda
ic|al, -ally
'mira Myrrha
'minatari ['main-] minatory
'mira*, -z, -d mirror, -a, -ed
'mini Minnie
[-sota 'mirakl [-rikl], -z miracle, -s
mini'sepalis Minneapolis
mini|'ha:ha:, -'souta Minne|haha, 'miriad, -z myriad, -s
'minikin, -z minikin (s. a^.), -a 'miriam Miriam
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mis

'mishsep

Omis,

292

-iz, -in, -t 1) (s.v.)

-es, -ing, -ed;

2)

miss,

Miss, -es

(s.)

mi'saia [me-, ma-] Messiah

'misail, -z missile, -s
'mi8epli'keij'9ii,

-z

'mistepri'hend, -z,

[tion, -s

misapplica-ig, -id mis-

apprehend, -8, -ing, -ed

'mistepri'henj^n, -z misapprehension, -s

'misAnda'staend,

>z,

'mis-

-ig,

Anda'gtnd misunderstand,
-ing, misunderstood
'misAnda'stsendii)

understanding,

-z

(s.)

-s,

mis-

-s

'misbi'heiT, -z, -ig, -d; -ja* misbehavle, -es, -ing, -ed; -iour
'misbi'liiTa*, -z misbeliever, -s
'mis'diid, -z misdeed, -s
'mis'di:!, -z, -ig, 'mis'delt misdeal
(s. .); "*) "iig> misdealt

'misdi'rekj^n misdirection
'misdi'rekt, -s, -ii), -id misdirect,
-s, -ing, -ed
'mis'dniig, -z misdoing, -s
'mis'dsAds, -iz, -ig, -d misjudg|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
mi'selani, -z
'misileni, -z
mi'self
mai'self myself
[-s

misad'yentja*, -z misadventure,

mi'sima misnO-

mi'siina

= me'8-

Messina

'misli, -iz missly, -ies

'

'misia [-8ja, -Jla, -Jja] Mysia

misi'leinias [-sa'I-, -njas], -li,
-ni8 miscellaneous, -ly, -ness
'iiu8ilan|i ['misal-, mi'sel-], -iz
miscellan|y, -ies
'mi8in'f9:m, -z, -ig, -d misinform,
-8, -ing, -ed
'misin'taiprit, -8, -ig, -id misinterpret, -8, -ing, -ed
'misintaipri'teijan, -z misinterpretation, -s
'mi8ig (a<^'.) missing
misi'sipi Mississippi
'misiv, -z missive (s. a^.), -s
'misiz Mrs.
'misja
'misia Mysia

'mi8'jn:s misuse (s.)

'mis'jniz, -iz, -ig, -d miBus|e
-es, -ing, -ed

'mis'kaont,

-s

miscount,

{v.),

-s

'miskeellcja'leijan, -z miscalculation, -s
'mis'kwlkjnleit, -8^ -ig, -id miscalculatje, -es, -ing, -ed
'miskserji, -iz, -iig, -id; -ids
miscarr|y, -ies, -ying, -ied; -iage
'miskan'dAkt, -s, -ig, -id mis-

'mis9l, -z 1) missal, -s; 2) missel

misa'laians, -iz misalliance, -s
misa'lein-, 'misalani, -7= misil-

conduct (v.), -s, -ing, -ed

'miskans'trAkJan, -z misconstruc-

'miS9nOronp

'miskan'strn:,

thrope,

['miz-J,

-s

misan-

-s

tion, -s

strn:,

etc.

in

'mis'kan-

sense

misan'Orapik

of 'misunderstand'
'mis'kandAkt misconduct (a.)

'misapronpri'eijrdn, -z misappropriation, -s
'misa'pronprieit, -s, -ig, -id misappropriat|e, -es, -ing, -ed

'mis'kanstrjn:, -u:z, -n'ig, -nid

misconstr|ue, -ues, -uing, -ued
'miskriant. -s miscreant, -s
'mis'kwont, -s, -ig, -id mi8quot|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
'miskwou'teij'an, -z inisquotation,
'misl, -z
'misal, -z
[-8
mis'lei, -z, -ig, mis'leid mislay,

[miz-], -!, -ali

misanthropic, -al, -ally
'misa'pl|ai, -aiz, -aiig, -aid misappl|y, -ies, -ying, -ied

'mi8'f!:zdns misfeasance
'mis'fit, -8 misfit, -s

mis'fa:tjn, -z misfortune, -s
'mis'gaidid, -li misguided, -ly
'mis'gAvan, -z, >ig, -d: -mant
misgovern, -s, -ing, -ed; -ment
mis'givig, -z misgiving, -s
'mi8'hiend|I, -Iz, -liq [-jiig]; -Id
mishandjle, -Ies, -ling, -led
'mishaep [mis'h-], -8 mishap, -s

etc.

-s, -ing, mislaid

mis'liid, -z, -ig, mis'led mislead,
-s, -ing, misled

'mislton ['mizl-] mistletoe

'ml8]menid3, -iz, -ig, -d; -mant
mismanag|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -ment
'mis'nonma*, -z misnomer, -s

misnO-

= misanO-

mi'sagami mis'tjains

'mistjlf mi'zuari

293

mi'saga]n|i,-ist/smisogam{7,-ist/s
'mis'pleis. -iz, -ig, -t; -mant
misplacfe, -ea, -ing, -ed; -ement

'mistjif, -s mischief, -s
'mistjivas, -li, -nis mischievous,
-ly, -ness

'mispra'nanns, -iz, -ig, -t mis- mis'tnk mistook {from mistake)

pronouncle, -ea, -ing, -ed
mi'snari Missouri
'misprsnAnsi'eiJan , -z mispro- O'mijan, -z mission, -s
nunciation, -s
'mijana* [-J^^-], -z missioner, -s
'mls'print, -a, -ii|, -id misprint 'mijanar|i [-Jf-], -iz mis8ionar|y,
(.

v.),

-ing, -ed

-a,

-ies

mis'prisan misprision
'mlsrepri'zent, -s, -iii, -id miarepreaent, -s, -ing, -ed
'misreprizen'teijan [-zan-] , -z
misrepresentation, -a
'mis'riid, -z, -ig, 'mis'red misread
ipres.), -a, -ing,

=
=

'mijla [-Xja]
'misia Mysia
'mij'igan ['mitj-] Michigan
'mi/'/eipan
'mis' J- misshapen
mi'tselik [me-, ma-] metallic
miti'geijan mitigation

'mitigeit, -s, -ig, -id

misread (past)

mitigat|e,

-ed

-es, -ing,

'misri'poit, -s, -ig, -id misreport,

-s, -ing, -ed
[-ing_, -ed
'mis'ro:! misrule
'mis'sjuit, -s, -ig, -id missuit, -a,
'mis'spelii), -z (s.) miaspelling, -s
'mis'steit, -s, -ig, -id; -mant/s
misstatfe, -es, -ing, -ed; -ement/s

'mitigabl mitigable
mi'tit^alas [me-, ma-],

'mis'Jeipan ['miJ'J-] misshapen

mist, -s 1) mist, -a; 2) missed
(from miaa)

'mitjam Mitcham

misl'teik, -'teiks, -'teikig, -'tub,

-'teiban miajtake (s. v.), -takea,
-taking, -took, -taken
mis'teikan, -li miataken(K^'.), -ly
'mista* 1) Mr.; 2) miater
'mistarli, -iz myater|y, -ies
'mist|i,-ia*, -iist; -ili, -inis mist|y,
-ier, -iest; -ily, -iness
mis'tiarias, -li, -nis mysterious,
-ly, -ness
'mistilfai, -faiz, -faiig, -faid
mysti|fy, -fies, -fying, -fied

mistifi'keijan mystification
'mistik, -s; -al, -ali, -alnismystic
-al, -ally, -alness
(s. adj.), -s;

'mistisizm mysticiam
'mistrains'leijan [-trsens-],
mistranslation, -s

-z

'mistroins'leit [-trsens-], -s, -ig,

-id mistranslat|e, -ea, -ing, -ed
'mis'tTAst, -s^ -ig, -id miatrust
(s. v.), -a, -ing, -ed_
'mistari, -z
'mistri, -z
'mistris, -iz miatresa, -ea

[mistj-],

mis'tjams
chance,

-s

-iz

mis-

ticulous, -ly
'mitn, -z mitten, -a
mi'tanimi [me-, ma-]

= me'trap-

mi'trap-

-li

me-

metonymy

'mitjal, -deya* Mitchel|l, -dever

'mitjigan

'mijigan Michigan

[mai6], -s myth -s
mi6a'lad3ik,-al, -ali mythologic,

mi6

-al, -ally

'miOik, -al, -ali mythic,

-al,

-ally

mi'Oigks methinks
mi'Q^'nizala [ma-]

Methuselah

mi'Ojnin [ma-] Methuen {Ame[rkan town,)

mi'9a:t methought
me'Oadik, etc.
mi'Oadik, etc.
ml'Oaladsaiz, -iz, -igj -d mytho-

logiz|e

[-is|e], -es,

mi'Oaladsli,

-iz,

-ing, -ed

mytho-

-ist/s

log|y, -ies, -iat/a

O'mizal
mizanO-

= 'misal miasel
= misanB-

[-leness

'mizaral)|l, -li, -Inis miaerab|le, -ly,

'mizar|i, -iz miser|y, -ies

miza'riari, -z miserere,
'mizl, -8 1) mizzle, -s; 2)

missel
'mizlton

= 'mislton

mizzen, -s
'miznmaist [-mast],
I,

-s

= 'misal

mistletoe

-z

-s

mizzen-

[mast,
= misanO= 'mizarabl,
'mizrabl,

miznO-

etc.

-s

etc.

mi'znarl American pron. of Missouri

mjn:

mn>

mjii:, -z, -ig,

-ing, -ed

mew

>d

O'mjnidi Mudie
0'mjn:k8S 1) mucus;
mjuiks Meux

(s.

v.),

2)

mjn:l, -z mule, -s
ngu'lseton, >z mulatto, -s
'ngnilifj-liy-nis mulish, -ly, -ness
mjnili'tia*, -z muleteer, -s
mjii''iiifi89n|8, -t, -tli munific-

-es, -ing,

-ed

mutation,
mutability

iiijn''teij'an, -z
iiijn:t3'I)iliti

-s

'mjnitsbl mutable
mja'tileijan, -x mutilation,

-ness
'iign:tin|i, -iz,
v.),

-ies,

-iii), -id
-ying, -ied

mjn:tjn'eliti mutuality
-i

mutual, -ly

'inja:t|li, -nis

mutejly, -ness
-d 1) (. v.)
mus|e (M.), -es, -ing, -ingly, -ed;

Omjn:z,
2)
3)

(s.

Meux

i^jn''zijan, -z, -11 musician, -s,-ly

1)

-iz, -Ig,

-es, -ing,

[-isa-]. -s

mou'biliti [ma'b-] mobility

'moubrei Mowbray
-z 1) mode,

Muir;

2)

Mure

mowed

'mondas modus
moi'dl:8t, -8 modiste, -s
-11, -nis modish, -ly,
'iuond|l, -all mod|al, -ally
[-ness

'mondl/,

O'moua*,

mower,

-z

-s

'moMabait, -s Moabite, -s
O moM'gAi, -z Mogul, -s
O mott'heemed Mohammed

'moMlgmaJl:!!, -z mowing-mach-

-s, -ing, -ed; 2) Mold

'monld{a*,-az,-rlg, -ad mould|er,
-ers, -ering, -ered
'monld|l^ -la*, -list, -Inls mould|y,

-iness

-ier, -lest,

'monldlgj

ngnarl'aetlk muriatic
'mjnarllt [-rleit] muriate
mjn'l-, ngun-, mjn't-, mjn'zmjn:-

ahem

'monla*, -z molar

(s.

-s

adj.), -a

'monltall, -z mole-hill, -s

'monlikju:! ['mal-j, -z molecule,

'monlak Moloch
moult,
-s,

-z

lecular
monles'teij'an, -z molestation,

'monlskln,

'mjuahed Muirhead
'mjnar^l mural

mipm [911U, hm]

mn- = n-

-s; 2)

(from mow)
mon'deeliti modality

(.) moulding, -s
(from mew); 'mou'le^nla* [ma'l-, ma'l-] mo-

mews

mju-'zet, -8 musette, -s
mja''ziain, -z museum, -s
'mjnizik; -al, -ali, -alnis music;
-al, -ally, -alness

Omjna*

-d mobilizje
-ed
monbilarzelXaii, -z mobilization
[-is|e],

-iz, -ig, -igli,

V.)

(.. v.)

mouk, -8 moke, -s
[ine, -s
'mouka mocha (M.)
mutinjy O monl, -z mole, -s
monld, -z, -Ig, -Id 1) (s.v.) mould,

injn:ti'nia*, -z mutineer, -s

'mjni^nal,

1)

mou'hsemldan, -z Mohammedan,
'monhea* mohair
[-s
-s
'monhaik, -s Mohawk, -s
-az O'moiiikan, -z Mohican, -s

'mjnitileit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*,

mutilat|e, -es, -ing, -ed ; -or, -ors
'mjnitinas, -li, -nis mutinous, -ly,

(s.

-d, -n

Omoud,

-tly

'mjnlnimant, -s muniment, -s
'nqninik Munich
[it|y, -ies
mju-nisi'pselitli, -iz municipaliiiju''nisip9l municipal
inju''niXn, -z munition, -a
O iiijn:si'lied3in88 mucilaginous
'nguisilids, -iz mucilage, -s
O mjn:t, -s, -ig, -id mut|e (s. adj.
v.),

-ig,

-z,

'monbilalz,

-t,

mon,

mow, -s, -ing, -ed, -n; 2) (s.)

O'monseb Moab
[mot, -s
mucous O'monbail [-brl] mobile

-8,

en|ce,

mon 'monmant

294

-z

[-a

moleskin,

-s, -ig, -id

-ing, -ed

-s

moult

(s. v.),

'monltsn 1) molten; 2) Moulton

inou'ment|am [ma'm-], -a moment|um, -a

mou'mentaB [ma'm-], -11,

momentous, -ly, -ness
'monmant, -s moment, -s

-nis

'monmant^ri

'moidlin

'inonmantar|ij

ma:a* maisa'liam

295

moment-

-ili, -inis

ar|y, -ily, -iness

= ma:* more (M.);

= mna* moor
^ main mourn,
ma:an,

mo:a*

1)

2)

Omonn, -z, -ig, -d 1) moan (s. v.),

etc.
-B,-ing,-ed; 2) mown (/rom mow) O maifa'ladsik,
mou'niXan [ma'n-], -z monition, -s

monp,

-s, -ii), -igli, -t

mop|e,

-es, -ing, -ingly, -ed

'moupiJ,-li,-ni8 mopish, -ly,-neB8
O monst, -li most, -ly
D'aonJlan, -anz, -anil) [-^ii)],
-9nd; -anlis motijon (s. v.), -one,
-oning, -oned; -onless

mont, -s, -ii), -id

(M.), -s, -ing, -ed

(s.

moat

v.)

logic, -al, -ally

'maifi Morphy
'ma:flia, -iin morphjia, -ine

'ma:Qu:8

O mouT,
O mouz

mauve,

-z

=
= mna*,
= 'mon'moabait,
mo'gAl, mo'heem- = mon-

= ma- molasses
= mon'l- molecular

mo'lekjnla*
-s,

[ma-], -s, -ig, -id molest,

-ing, -ed

-ed

-nis

-li,

[-ness

mawkish,

mail, -z, -ig, -d

1)

maul

(s.

v.),

-ing, -ed; 2) mall, -s

'mailbara ['mail-] Marlborough
-s,

'ma'ldan

1)

Maiden;

2)

Maldon

mahl- stick,

maulstick, -s
ma-lt, -s, -ig, -id
-s, -ing, -ed

-s;

2)

malt

(s.

v.),

'ma'lta Malta

Maltese

'ma'lva'n Malvern

[-ism

O'maiman. -z, -izm Mormon, -s

O main (s.), -z mom, -s
main [maian] (;.), -z, -ig, -d; -a*,

-s

-az; -tul, -fnli [-fali], -fwlnis

-s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers;
-ful, -fully, -fulness
'mainda*, -z, -rig, -d maunder,

mourn,

-s
-s

-s,

-ing, -ed

mna*moor 'maindi maundy (M.)

mo:*l)more(M.); 2)
O'maibid, -ist, -li, -nls morbid, 'mainig, -z 1) morning,
-est, -ly,

-ly,

mail [mtel] Mall (The M.)

ma'l'ti:z

mamo'nsestik, etc.
mo'r- see also ma'rma'rmo'ra:l, mo'raia
mo'rein [ma'rein], -z moraine,
ma'z- Mozart
mo'zait
ma'z- mosaic,
mo'zeiik, -s
mo'zel, -z=ma'z- moselle (M.),
mo:, -z maw, -s

-iz,

-es, -ing,

'ma'ltan Malton

monmo'men-, mo'nijmanmo'naik-, mo'nagam-

=
=

[-ally

morganatic,
-ig, -d mortgag|e

'ma:li Morley
'mailstik, -s 1)

etc.

-s

molest

v.),

'maikij,

mo'lsesiz

-s

O'maikam Morecambe

adj.), -a

-s

etc.

morgue,

-z

'maiga* maugre
ma:ga'd3i:, -z mortgagee, -s
maiga'dsa:*, -z mortgagor, -s

(s.

(from mow);
2) mots [plur. of mot)
mouzain'bi:k Mozambique
'monziz Moses
moumo'bil-, mo'diist

moa*,

Morpheus

-flas]

-ist/s

O niDig,

'ma:gid3,

mows

1)

[-fias,

ma'.'faladsji, -ist/s morpholog|y,

mou'ti:f, -s motif, -s
(s.

morpho-

'maigan Morgan
ma:ga'ntik, -all

mon'tet, -s motet, -s
'monta*, -z; -ri motor, -s; -y
'montaka:*, -z motor-car, -s
'montiv, -z motive

etc.

-al, -all

-ness

2)

-s;

mourning

'mainig 'dres morning-dress

ma- Mauritius
mai'rijas
ma-ri'teinia [-nja] Mauretania
'moiiant, -s 1) mordant, -s;
mai'ronva* moreover
2) mordent, -s
'maidlin 1) Magdalen (Oxford O mais, -iz morse (M.), -s
college);
2) Magdalene (Cam- 'maisal, -z morsel, -s
maisa'liam, -z mausoleum, -s
bridge college); 3) maudlin
mai'biditi morbidity

moid,

-z

maud

(M.), -s

=
moit

mDil

ma;t, -s mort,

296

-s

m9:'telit|i, -iz mortalit|y(M.),-ie8

'mo.'ta*, -z mortar, -s
-faiii), -faid
.'ma:ti|fai, -faiz,
morti|fy, -fies, -fying, -fied

moitifi'keij'aii mortification

maisn ma

nij an.

'mals|n, -nz, -i^^ii) [-nii)],. -nd

moistjen, -ens, -ening, -ened
'maist, -a*, -ist; -nis, -ja* moist,
-er, -est; -ness, -ure

Omak, -s, -ig/ll, -t; -a*, -az; -ari,

-ariz mock (ac^. v.), -a, -ing/ly,

'moitima* Mortimer

-ed; -er, -ers; -ery, -eries

'maitis, -iz, -ig, -t mortis|e (. v.),

-es, -ing, -ed
'maitjuarji, -iz mortuarjy, -ies
'maitll, -all mort|al, -ally
'maitjleik, -lak Mort|lake, -lock

'makasin, -z moccasin, -s
'maklgbaid, -z mocking-bird,
O mal'deivia [-Tja] Moldavia

'maitmein mortmain
'm9:tii 1) Morton; 2) Moreton
O ma:z 1) maws; 2) Mors;
'maaz moors
3)

ma'lekjnla*
moa'I- molecular
'malask, -s mollusc, -s
'maljl, -iz molljy (M.), -ies
'mau|fai, -faiz. -falli), -faid,
-faiabl moUiffy, -fies, -fying,

mab,

-s, -ij,

-d

mob

(. v.), -a,

'maldan
2)

-bing, -bed
-a,

(.

ac^.),

-ness

-d modern-es, -ing, -ed

-iz,

izle [-is|e],

'ma:l-

1)

Maiden;

-fied, -fiable

O 'modan, -z, -nis modern

'madanaiz,

Maldon

-s

-ii|,

'maaan|ist/s,

malifi'keiXn mollification
[-s
'mallkjn:!, -z
'moul- molecule,
'mallkad|l, -Iz, -^i| [-lii|], -Id
mollycoad|le, -Ies, -ling, -led
malt, 'malta, etc.
ma:l-

-izm modem|ist/s,
-ism
mada'raitou, -z moderato, -s

'maltoa molto
'malyain
'ma:l- Malvern

mada'reijdn moderation

mam'blft)/

[-'blojj]
(ma'bla)
'madareit, -s, -ii), -id; -a*, -az
Mont Blanc
moderat|e (v.), -es, -ing, -ed; Oma'na:k|l[mo-, ma-], -ik, -ikal
-or, -ors
monarcn|al, -ic, -ical
'madarit, -s, -li, -nis moderate ma'nses- =: ma'ntes(. adj.), -8, -ly, -ness
'manad|i, -iz monodjy, -ies
'madilfai, -faiz, -faiig, -faid; 'manafBag, -z monophthong, -a
'faia*, -faiaz; -faiabl modi|fy, 'managreef [-gra:f], -s
mono-fies, -fying, -fied; -fier, -fiers;
graph, -s

-fiable

madifi'kei/an,-z modification,

'madikam,

-z

modicum,

-s

modest, -ly, -y
madjn'leijan, -z modulation,

'madist,

-s

-11, -i

-s

'managrtem, -z monogram, -s
'manak. -s monarch, -s
'manak i, -iz monarch|y, -ies
'manak Ist/s, -izm monarch|iat/s,

ism

'madjnleit, -s, -Ig, -Id; -a*, -az

moduIat|e,-es, -ing, -ed; -or, -ors
'madjuljas, -al moduljas, -i

'manakl,

'mad|l, -Iz, -^Q, -Id; -l^*, -^az

modjel(s. v.), -els, -elling, -elled;

'manallO [-nol-], -s monolith, -s

mana'1161k [-no'l-] monolithic
'manalag [-loag],-z monologue, -s
'mana'melnia, etc. 'manou'mein'manasi'lieblk monosyllabic
'mana silabl, -z monosyllable, -s
'manastar|l, -iz monaster|y, -ies

-eller, -ellers

'madn,

etc.

= 'madan modem,
=

etc.

'madrlt, etc.
'madarlt, etc.
0'ms>ida:a*, -z moidore, -s
'mala, -z moya (M.), -s
'mala* Moir

'maiat|i ['maiit-], -iz moiet|y, -ies

mail, -z, -ig, -d moil, -s, -ing, -ed

-z

'manakl,

-z

'manakou Monaco
'manakronm, -z monochrome,

'manatoun,
(.

v.),

-a,

-z, -ig,

-d monotonje

-ing, -ed

ma'nijan, -z

-s

= mou'n-

'monita*

'marisn

'monita*,

-z,

297

-ri,

monitor,

-Jip

-y, -ship

-s,

mani'tairial monitorial

[-g

'manjamant [-jam-], -s monument,

maiuu'ment|l,
-ally

mori'teinia 'mwairei

mari'teinia [-nja]
ma:rmarl, etc.
'maral, etc.

'marou,
mas,

monument|al,

-ali

moss

-z

morrow

-iz;

-i,

(M.), -s

-ia*,

-inis

-list,

(M.), -es; -y, -ier, -iest,"!

-8 mosque, -s
[-ineasj

man'kriif [man-] Moncrieff

'mask,
ma8'ki:toa [mas-], -z mosquito

'manmaO,

'maskon Moscow

-Jia*

Monmouth,

-shire

'manoM'meiiii|a [-na'm-, -nj-],

xkjs monomani|a, -ac/s

mano-

mana-

ma'nagam{as [mo-, ma-], -i, -ist/s

monogam|ous, -y, -ist/s
ma'nagraf|i, -iz monographjy, -ies
'manakl [-nakl], -z monocle, -s
mo'naksaid, -z monoxide, -s
man'sn:n, -z monsoon, -s
'mansta*, -z monster, -s
'manstrans, -iz monstrance, -s
'manstras, -li, -nis monstrous,

'mas'ronz,

-iz

[(M.), -s

moss-rose,

'matl, -z, -d mottle,

'matll motley (M.)

'maton,

-s

mat Mott

maO,

-z

motto,

-s,

-d

-s

moth, -s; -eaten

O'mazlem [-lam], -z Moslem, -s
'mazli Mosley
['Bdl
mn:, -z, -ig, -d moo, -(e)s, -ing,J
O mu:d, -z 1) mood, -s; 2) mooed
(from moo)
-s; -i:tn

'ma:d|i,

-ia*,

-list,

mooajy (M.), -ier,

-iz monstrosit|y, O muil Mowll
man'taina Montana
[-ies O mu:n, -z, -ig, -d; -i
-ness
mans'trasitii,
-ly,

-iii,

-inis

-ieat,

-ily,"|

[-ineasj

moon

{s. v.)

'mantagjn: [-tig-] Montagu(e)

(M.), -s, -ing, -ed; -y
'mantfat [-fa:t] Montfort (Simon 'ma:iibi:m, -z moonbeam, -s
de M.)
'mn:nka:|f, -tz mooncaljf, -ves

mant'gamdri, -Jia* Montgomery, 'ma:n{lait,

'manti

1)

monte

(M.); 2)

Monty

mantifi'a:ri Montefiore

'mantigjn: Montagu(e)
manti'kadon Monte Carlo
manti'ni:gr{on [-'neig-], -in/z
Montenegr|o, -in/s
mantri'a:! Montreal [golia, -n/s

O mag'gonlia

[-U^jj '^/^ Mon'maiigal [mai|'gal], -z Mongol, -s

map,

-s, -ig, -t

mop

(s. v.),

-a,

-ping, -ped

ma'rail [mo-, ma-] morale

ma'raia [mo-, ma-] Moriah
ma'rseliti
ma- morality
'mar|9l, -alz, -ali [-|i] mor|al

(s.

a^.), -als, -ally

'maralaiz [-r^-],
-az moraIiz|e

-iz, -ig,
[-is|e],

-d; -a*,

-es,

-ing,

'maralist

[-rj-], -s

moralist, -s

'maribAnd [-band] moribund

'maris,

-iz

1)

O
O

morris (M.),

Maurice
'marisn 1) Morison;

-es;

2)

2)

Morrison

-less,

-str^k, -Jain
-lit,

-atruclc,

[mouaaeline"]
mn:s'li:n ['ma:sli:n] (mns'lin)J
mu:t, -s, -ig, -id moot {s.adj.v.),
-s,

-ing, -ed

mn.'T, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az mov|e

-er, -era
(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed;
'mnirabl, -z, -nis movable, -a,
-ness
'ma.'Tig, -li moving (adj.), -ly

'mnivmant, -s movement, -s
mn:z moo(e)s (from moo)

mna* [moa*, ma:a*], -z, -rig,

-d 1) (s. V.) moor (M.), -a, -ing,
-ed; 2) Moore
'mnagit['moa-,'ma:a-, -geit, -gat]

[hen, -al
Moorgate
'muahen ['moa-, 'ma:a-], -z moor-J
'mnaland ['moa-, 'ma:a-], -z moor-

land,

-ed; -er, -ers

-lis, -lit,

moon|light,
-shine

-shire

-a

[ingsl

'muarigz ['moa-, 'ma:a-] (s.) moor-J

'mnarij ['moa-, 'ma:a-] Mooriah

O'mukdan Mukden

O mus'tttij", -iz = ma's 'mfra:rei (mwa're) moir^

naissen

298

nai'si'a

nant

n 1) and {weak form);

(weak form)

na:*, -z, -rii), -d 1) guar,

-ring, -red; 2) knar, -s

an

2)

nal'slin
-s,

na:d 1) nard; 2) gnarred (from

O'naigari Nagari
[gnar)

na:'i:v ['na:i;T, 'naiiT, 'neiiy],

naive, -ly
'na:k3t|ist/s, -izm narcot{ist/s,
"li

nai'konsis narcosis
[-ism
nai'katik, -8 narcotic (. ac^.), -s
O na:l, -z, -d gnarl, -s, -ed

na:'8is|3S, -asiz, -ai narcissjus

(N.), -uses, -i

'iia:st|i,

-ia*,

-list;

-ier,

-iest;

nastly,

O'naiwal,

-ili,
-ily,

-inis
-iness

narwhal, -s
gnars; 2) knars
-z

na;:z 1)

nai|f, -TZ kni|fe

-s,

-iij,

nait, -8, -Ig, -Id

2)

(s.

V.)

knight

'nait'bsetjila*, 'nalt8'b .

bachelor, knights-b

-t

knif|e

(.),

. .

-ed
knight-

'naltbel, -z night-bell, -s
'naltdres, -iz nightdress, -es
'nalt'erant, 'nalts'erant knighterrant, knights-errant
'naita* nitre
'ualtfa.'l night-fall

'naltgann, -z night-gown, -s
'naithnd, -z knighthood, -s
'naitiggeil, -z nightingale (N.),
'naltkeep, -s night-cap, -s

-s

2) knightl|y,

-ier,

l)nightly;

-iest,

-iness

'naltlag night-long
[-ish
'naitmea*, -z, -rlj nightmar|e, -es,
'nait^pa:ta*, -z night-porter, -s
'naltralt, -s nitrite, -s
'naitreit, -s nitrate, -s

'naltradsan [-trids-] nitrogen

-ves

(s.),

night, -s;

1) {.)

(K.), -s, -ing,

'naltl|l, -la*, -list, -lnl8

O'naidsa* Niger
O'naiSa* ['ni:58*] neither
O'naiabi Niobe
naif,

Nicene

'nalslt|l, -iz nicetjy, -ies

'naitlait, -s night-light, -s

nai nigh

O'naised, -z naiad, -s
nai'segars Niagara
nai'eenza Nyanza
nai'sesa, -Isend Nyassa, -land

nai'sra Nicsea

-es,

-ing, -ed

'naifbaid, -z knife-board, -s
naifeds, -iz, -d knife-edge, -S, -d
'naifgraind|8*, -az, -ij knifegrind|er, -ers, -ing
'naifrest, -s knife-rest, -s
[-ism

'naltras nitrous
'naitrik nitric
'naltroMgli8a'rl:n [-'gUsar-] nitroglycerine
[ous"|
nal'tradsinas [-dsan-] nitrogen-J

knights-bachelor
|nait8brld5 knightsbridge
'nalts'erant knights-errant
0'naiMl{ist/s, -izm nihil|iBt/s, 'naltsaiTls knight-service
'naiiv, -11= na:'i:T, -11 naive, -ly 'nalt'sl:z9n night-season
nail Nile
'naltlJeld, -wa;k night|shade,
O nain, -z, -fonld nine, -s, -fold -work
[-ers, -ing
'nainpin, -z ninepin, -s
[naitwoikje*, -az, -ig night-walk|er,
naln'tlin, -z, -8, -68 nineteen, -s, 'naifwotj", -Iz night-watch, -es
-th, -ths
'nait'wat/fman, -man night- watch'nalnt|i, -iz ninet|y, -ies
{man, -men
'naintiie [-Ijjie], -8 ninetieth, -s
naivz (plur. of naif) knives
nalnO, -s, -11 ninth, -s, -ly
Onal'zsem, -z
ni'zaim, -z
nals, -a*, -181, -11, -nls 1) nice,
nan, -adeiz now, -adays
-r, -st, -ly, -ness;
2) gneiss
Onann, -z noun, -s
'naits'bsetj"ila*

O
O

'naisal nisi
'naissen Nisan

O nans nous
[-ing, -ed
O nant, -s, -Ig, -Id knout v), -s,
(s.

nceb

'nteJ9nalist

iijeb,

-z, ^ig, -d nab (s. v.), -s,

-bing, -bed
nse'feillam [-Ijsin] gnapbalinm
'nseftalai Napbtali
'niefOa ['ntepOaj, -li:n naphtha,
-lene
Onteg, -z, -ii), -d 1) nag (s. v.),
-a, -ging, -ged; 2) (s.) knag, -s
'nsego*, -z nagger, -s
nsega'saiki Nagasaki
'nsegji, -inis knagg|y, -iness
nsek, -s knack, -a
'nseba*, -z knacker, -s

O'nsembi'psembi namby-pamby
0'nsen|i, -iz 1) nann|y (N.), -ies;
2)

Nannie

nien'bi:n

neei|'ki:n

nankeen

Nankin
'nsensi Nancy
'neensn Nansen
nien'kin

neen'tAkit Nantucket
'nsentwitj Nantwich
O nieg'ki:n [nsen'k-] nankeen

nsep, -8, -ii), -t 1) nap (. v.), -s,

-ping, -ped; 2) knap, -s, -ping,

-ped

[-ring/s

niepkiii, -z; -rij/z napkin, -a;

'nsepssek, -s knapaack, -a
'nepea,-li:n=iisef- naphtha, -lene
nse'reijan [na-], -z narration, -a
nse'reit [na-], -s, -iii, -id; -a*, -az
narrat|e, -ea, -ing, -ed; -or, -ora
'nseratiT, -z narrative (s. a^.), -a
'nseron, -9*, -ist; -Ii, -nis; -z,

-ii|,

-d narrow (a^'.

-ly, -neaa; -s, -ilig,

v.), -ei,

'nsejan^ 'iiAtkrteka*

299

-eat;

'nseJIan^ ['IjlV, -anali

natijonal, -onally
'naeJ'Tll

Naahville

O nsBt,

-s 1) gnat, -a; 2) Nat

'n8et|i, -ia*, -list, -ili, -inis nattjy,

neet^r'nsetjrldl, -ali, -alnis natur|al

(s. adj.), -ally, -alneaa
'naet/ralaiz, -iz, -ii), -d naturaliz|e [-i8|e], -ea, -ing, -ed
nsetJralai'zeiXan naturalization
[-isa-]

'nsetjraljist/s,

-iz navv|y, -iea

neeTi'geiX^n navigation

0'nT|i,

'nsevigeit, -s, -ig, -id navigat|e,

-es, -ing, -ed
'nsevigabl, -nis navigable, -neas

O'nsezariO Nazareth
nseza'riin, -z Nazarene, -a
nAd3j -iz, -ig, -d nudg|e

O'nAgit,
0'nAk|l,
(s.

v.),

Germany)

{in

-ig,

-a

-|ig, -Id
-lea, -ling, -led
-Iz,

knuck|le

'nAklbonnz knuckle-bonea
'nAkldsaint,

-s

knuckle-joint,

-a

'nAks'vamika nux vomica

O nil null
'nAll|fai, -faiz, -faiig, -faid
lijfy,

nul-

-fiea, -fying, -fied

nAlifi'keiJan nullification
-Ii,

-nisj -z, -ig, -d

America)

Naah;

2) gnaah,
naeja'nselitji [-/]?'-], -iz nationalit|y, -iea
nae/andlaiz [-/?-], -iz, -ig, -d
nationalizje [-is|e], -ea, -ing, -ed

numb

{adj. v.), -ly, -neaa; -s, -ing,

(.

v.),

O HAD,

-d; -lis

-a (N.),

-ing, -ed;

-z 1)

none;

2)

-ed

number

-z, -rig,

'nAinskAl, -z numskull,

-t 1)
-es, -ing, -ed

-iz,

nugget,

"S

'nAlit|i, -iz nullit|y, -iea

-ed

'nses^nt naacent

Naaaau

(s. v.),

-ed

-es, -ing,

'nAmba*,

nsej",

[-ism

minded, -neas
O'nsesan Naaaau
'nseso:

-izm natural|iBt/8,

nsetjra'listik naturalistic
naetjrnsBtJur-

O nAm,

-ily, -inesa

-ier, -ieat,

nsBtJar-

nseron.geids narrow-gauge
'nseron'maindid , -nis narrow{in

[-^ali]

-less

-s

nun

(N.), -s

nunnerjy, -ies
'nAnJ'ion [-Jj-, -si-, -sj-],-z nuncio,
'iiAnar|i, -iz

[-a
O'nApJal, -z nuptial, -a
O'nAriJ, -iz. -ig, -tj -mant nourish, -ea, -ing, -ed; -ment
O HAt, -s; -brann nut, -a; -brown
'nseJanalAi'zeiJan [-Ji;i-] nation- 'nAta* Nutter
'nAthsetJ, -iz nuthatch, -ea
alization [-iaa-]
'nsejanallist/s [-Jia-], -izm nation- 'nAti nutty
'iiAtkrseka*, -z nut-cracker, -a
al|iat/B, -iam

'nAtmegneizalai'zeijan
'nxtmeg, -z nutmeg,
Nuttall

300

-s

nebjnkad'neza*

'neslla

nebjnkad'neza* Nebuchadnezzar

'iiAta:!

'nAtsfad Knutsford

'nebjnlja,

'nAtJel, -z nutshell, -s
O'nAOii), -z, -nis nothing, -s, -ness
nei, -z, -ig, -d 1) neigh (s. .),
-s, -ing, -ed;
2) nay; 3) n^e;

-ous
nebju'lositl nebulosity
ne'brseska
ni- Nebraska
0'ned|i, -iz Nedd|y, -ies

4)

Neagh

O'neiba*,

neighbour,

-ing, -ly
'neibahnd {old - fashioned 'neibarnd), -z neighbourhood, -s
'neibab, -z nabob, -s

'neibaO Ifaboth

neld neighed {from neigh)

O'neiaman iNaaman

Naomi

0'neikld,-ll, -nls naked, -ly, -ness

O neil, -z, -ig, -d nail (s. v.), -a,
-ing, -ed

Naylor

Oneim, -z, -ig,

(s. v.),

-es,

-d; -11; -lis nam|e

-ing, -ed; -ely; -eless

'uelmselk, -s namesake,
O nelp, -s nape, -s

-s

'neipia* [-pja*] Napier

'neiplz Naples
O'DeiJan, -z nation, -s
nei'teljan [na-] natation
neita'tairial natatorial
[-ly
'neitir, -z, -11 native (s. adj.), -a,
'neitl natal
'neitran natron
'neltja*, -z, -d nature, -s, -d

O'neiOan

Nathan

[-Osen]

knave, -s; 2) nave,

'nelTI, -z 1) naval; 2) navel,
nelv, -z

1)

-s

-s

'nelvar|i, -iz knaver|y, -ies

'neiT|i, -iz nav|y, -ies
'nemj*, -11, -nig knavish, -ly, -ness

Oneiz,
2)

naze (N.),
neighs (from neigh)

'nelzbi

-iz

1)

Naseby

'neizalalz

[-zlf-], -iz^

iz|e [-is|e], -es,

neizalarzeijan
[-isa-]

-s;

[-als,

'nelz{9l, -912, -all naB|al

(s.

-*lly
acy.),

-Ig, -d nasal-

-mg, -ed

[-z^-]

'nedamonst [-mast] nethermost

=
O ne'gei- =
O

ne'fsa-

ni'fea-

'neQn:, -z^'nevju:, -z nephew,

ligenjce, -ces,

na:'l:T, -11 naive, -ly

'neila*, -z 1) nailer, -s; 2)

'nedaland, -z; -a*, -az Netherland, -s; -er, -ers

-s

'neglidsabl [-dsib-] negligible

'neglidsanjs, -slz, -t, -tli neg-

O'neiham [-hAm] Nahum

O'neUn Nain
'neilT, -11

ni'gei'negatlT, -z, -11, -nis; -ig, -d

negativ|e (s. adj. v.), -es, -ely,
-eness; -ing, -ed

'neidia*, -z nadir, -s

'neiami

-az, -a*, -as nebul|a,

-1:,

-as, -ar,

O'neSa* nether

-z, -rig, -11

-s,

-se,

nasalization

Onek,

neck,

ijs

-t,

-tly

-s

'nekbsend, -z neckband, -s
'nekatjif, -s neckerchief, -s
[-s
'nek|kl9T6, -s [-kla:5z] neck-cloth,
'neklig, -iz necklace, -s
'nekroMm%n8|i [-kram-], -a*, -az
necromanc|y, -er, -ers
ne'kraladsli [ni-], -iz, -ist/s
[-es
necrologly, -ies, -ist/s
ne'krapalis [ni-], -iz necropolis,
neks 1) necks (plur. of neck);
nekat(frequent form before
2)

nekst next

[consonants)
'nektai, -z neck-tie, -s
'nekta* [-to:*] nectar
'nektarin, -z nectarine, -s
nel, -z, -ig, -d knell (. v.), -a,
-ing, -ed
'neli 1) Nellie; 2) Nelly
'nelsn Nelson
nelt knelt (from kneel)

O'nemisis Nemesis

O'nep^nm Neptune

O
O

ne'risa := ni- Nerissa

nes, -iz ness (N.), -es
ne'sesni'ses-

'nesis9r|i [-sas-], -iz, -ill, -inis,

necessarfy

(g.

adj.),

-ies,

-ily,

-iness
'nesjl. -Iz,

-^g

[-lig], -Id 1) ne8t|le

(N.), -Ies, -ling, -led; 2)

'neslig, -z

(.)

Nestle

'nestllg, -z

=
nest

na'tiviti

nest, -8, -ig, -id nest (s. v.), -s,

-ing, -ed
'nesteg, -z nest-egg, -s
'nesflii), -z nestling (s.) {young
tird), -8

'nestoj*

301

Nathaniel
na'OAmna:'6AmO na'To:* (na'va:r) Navarre
na'vem-, na'vijnow'v-

-ting

-8, -ig, -id

net

(s.

-ted
'net|l, -Iz, -Jig, -Id nett|le
-les, -ling, -led
'netli Netley
(o.

v.),

-s,

(s. .),

nevada'les nevertheless
'ncTil Nevill(e)
'nevis
'niiris Nevis
'nevjn: ['ne^u:], -z nephew, -s
O'nezbit Nesbit(t)
'nsa* ne'er
'neadu'wel, -z ne'er-do-well, -s

O'nean Naim(e)
0'nE3z Nares
'nsazbara Enaresborough
na:*, -z knur(r), -s

-ig, -t nurs|e (s. v.),

-ed
'na:8meid, -z nurse-maid, -s
'naisrli [-sar-], -iz nurserjy, -ies
'naisrimeid, -z nursery -maid, -s
O'neitja*, -z, -rig, -d nurtur|e
(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed
Ona.T, -z, -ig, -d; -lis nerv|e
(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -eless
'naivas, -li, -nis nervous, -ly, -ness
ia:s, -iz,

-es, -ing,

'naiTsel, -z nerve-cell, -s
'narrsenta*, -z nerve-centre, -s
na* {occasional weak form of

O
O

nor

na'feiliam [-Ijam]
na'pia* Napier

na'ponljan [-lian],

0'ni:balng.
'ni:bon

s.),

'netir3:k network
One'Toida [ni-] Nevada
'ncTa*, -'maid* never, -more

na:*)

ni:, -z, -ig,

= nsenapoleon

nse'reit, etc.
na'reit, etc.
ni- Nerissa
na'risa
nas'ta:Jani, -z nasturtium, -s

O
O

na'tael

-z,

= nei'teijan

-an Nibeluug,

-s,

natation

na'tivitji, -iz nativit|y (N.), -ies

[-en

'ni:britXiz knee-breeches
-z, -ig, -id 1) need {s. v.),
-s, -ing, -ed; 2) knead, -s, -ing,
-ed; 3) kneed {from knee)
'ni:da*, -z kneader, -s
'ni:d|fMl, -full [-fall], -fulnis
need|ful, -fully, -fulness
'ni:'di:p

knee-deep
need|y,

'ni:d|i, -ia*, -iist; -ili, -fnis

-ier, -iest; -ily,

-iness

'ni:digtr3'f, -s kneading-trough, -s
'ni:dl, -z needle, -s (N.)
'ni:dli8, -li, -nis needless, -ly,-nes
'ni:dl{kei8/iz,-Jeipt;-wa:kneedle|case/s, -shaped; -work
'ni:dl|wnman, -wimin needle|woman, -women
ni:dz 1) needs {from need & adv.)',
2) kneads {from knead)

'niidsoint, -8 Knee-joint, -s
0'ni:da* ['naida*] neither

O nra'politan, -z Neapolitan,
0'ni:gas negus (N.)

-s

'ni:gri8, -iz negress, -es

'ni:gron, -z negro (N.), -es

nL'Ai'maia [-Aa'm-] Nehemiah

0'ni:k8ep, -s knee-cap, -s
ni:l, -z, -ig, -d, nelt 1) kneel,
-s, -ing, -ed, knelt; 2) Neal(e);
'ni;la*, -z kneeler, -s
[3) Neil(l}

'ni:l8n

NeUson

O'ni:mon Nemo
nr'manik [mn-],

-s

mnemonic
[synel

ado.), -8

ni:'mazini' [mn-, -asi-]

-s

Mnemo-J

neophyte,

-s

'ni'on'lsetin neo-latin

[ni'Ou'liOik neolithic
Oni:p, -8 neap (s. adj),

-s

'ni:|pa*, -sta* Dnie|per, -ster

'ni:pa8

Natal

na'teijan

-s,

Neoo

O'ni'OMfait,

naponli'oniE napoleonic

v),

(s.

O ni:d,

(g.

-z

-d knee

-ing, -d

'netlrffij nettlerash

{etc.

nes'tairian, -z Nestorian, -s

Onet,

nou't- notorious,

na'tairias, etc.

O na'Osenjal

Nestor

ni:X

na'toiries

O ni:s.
O ni:/,

Nepos
niece, -s;

2)

-iz

1)

etc.

=^ nitj niche,

Nice
etc.

ni:t

O
O

'nikl

ni:t, -a*, -ist; -li, -nis neat, -er,

[-est; -ly, -ness

niie neath

O'niiTa

Neva

'niiTis ['ncTis]

O
%

Nevis

ni:z knees {from knee)

ni'sepalis Neapolis
naini'sen-, ni'tesnib, -z nib, -s
'iiib|l, -Iz, -Jig, -Id nibblle
-les, -ling, -led
'niblik, -s niblick, -s

(s. v.),

ni'brseska [ne-] Nebraska

nia*, -ra*, -rist; -li, -nis; -z,
rig, -d near (adj. v. adv. prep.),
-er, -est; -ly, -ness; -s, -ing, -ed
'ni:on- neophyte, -s
'niafait, -s
nia'palit^n [ni:a-]^ -z Neapolitan,
'niari'id, -z Nereid, -s
[-s

'nia'saitid, -nis near-sighted, -ness

nia'ra:na [na>] Nirvana

[ne-], -li, -nis nefar-

ious, -ly, -ness

[ne-], -z

negation,

-s

'niga^-, -z nigger, -s

'nigad, -z niggard, -s
'nigadi|i, -inis niggardl|y, -iness
ni'glekt, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az
neglect (s. v.), -s; -ing, -ed; -er,
-ers
ni'glekt|ful, -fnli [-fall], -fwlnis
neglect|ful, -fully, -fulness

nigonXi'eiJan, -z negotiation,

-s

ni'gonj'ieit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az

negotiat|e,-es, -ing, -ed; -or, -ors
nigonj'ia'biliti
[-Jja-] negotiability
.

ni'gonjiabl

negotiable
nick (. .) (N.),

[-/ja-]

O nik, -s, -ig,

-al; -lik

'nimini'pimini niminy-piminy
ni'mafila, -z nemophila, -s
ni'monik, -s
ni:- mnemonic,

-a

'nimrad Nimrod

Nero

O ni'geijan

O ni'fearias

'niklbi Nickleby
'nikalas
'nik^as
'niknsek, -s; -ari 1) nick-nack, -s;
2) knick-knack, -s; -ery
'nikneim, -z, -ig, -d nicknamje
(. v.), -es, -ing, -ed
ne'kroni'kraniks, -iz nix, -es
'niksi, -z nixie, -s
nil nil
O'nimbjas, -ai ninib|us, -i
'nimbll, -la*, -list; -li, -Inis
nimD|le, -ler, -lest; -ly, -leness
nimf, -s. -91; -laik nymph, -s,

'niaron

'niklbi njnid

302

-t

0'nin|i, -iz niim|y, -iea

'ninivi Nineveh
[poop,

-s

'ninkampnip ['nigk-j, -s nincomOnion-, nionfcon-

ni'aladsaiz, -iz, -ig, -d neologiz|e [-ia|e], -es, -ing, -ed

ni'olad3|i, -ist/s, -izm/z neolog|y,
-ist/s, -ism/s
nip, -8, -ig, -t; -i nip (s. v),
-s, -ping, -ped; -py
'nipl, -z nipple, -s

ni'pan Nippon

O ni'risa [ne-, na-] Nerissa

O ni'sesiteit, -s, -ig, -id necessitat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
ni'sesitas, -li, -nis necessitous,
-ly, -ness
ni'sesit|i, -iz necessit|y, -ies
nit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az knit,
-s, -ting, -ted; -ter, -ters

-s, -ing, -ed

'nitigni:dl, -z knitting-needle, -s
nika'ba:* [-ko'b-] Nicobar
nitX [ni:/], -iz, -t niche, -s, -d
'nikabaka*, -z knickerbocker, -s Oni'vaida
ne- Nevada
nika'diimas Nicodemus
'nivit Knyvett
[-s
'nikal, -z 1) Nichol, -{l)s; 2) Nicni'zaim [nai-, -'zsem], -z Nizam,
ol(l), -s
'nikl nickel
'nizbit Nisbet
3)
'nikalas [-k|-] 1) Nicholas;
nju:, -a*, -ist 1) new, -er, -est;
2) Nicolas
2) knew {from kno\^
nika'rtegjuaj -n/z Nicaragua, -n/s O 'njn;|b3ra , -bari New|burgh,
nika'tiin ['nikat-] nicotine
-bury
'nik|l, -Iz, -alig [-^gj.-ld l)nick{el 'njnibia [-bja], -n/z Nubia, -n/s
(s.
v), -ells, -elling, -eUed; 'nja:ba:n newborn
nikal
Onjnid, -iti nud|e, -ity
2)

'qjnidigit 'njn'.poit
'njnidigit [-geit]
'iija:d5aiit

303

Newdigate

'nju'sk

-iz nuisance, -s
'nju:speipa*, -z newspaper,

Newark

land

Newfound-

-z

-s

New-

[-fsnd-]

foundland (place) [rare form in

England, tut commonin America)
'iijii:'f{e:09id newfangled
'iija:'fejand

new-fasMoned

O ')ijii:g3tri

nugatory

newt,

-s

-s

Newtown

'nju:ta*, -z neuter

'nja:tn

(place, dog), -s

'njaifannd'ltend

O njnit,

'njaitann

njni'fanndland,

noud

0'nja:sans,

Nugent

O'nJH'a newer {compar. of new)

'njnisans

adj.), -s

(s.

Newton

njai'tonnian

[-iijan]

Newtonian

neutrality
'nja:tr{al, -alz, -all neutrjal
njii:'treellti

(s.

ac^.), -als, -ally

'i^nitralalz, -iz, -Ig, -d neutraliz|e [-isle], -es, -ing, -ed

Newgate
njuitralarzeijan neutralization
[-isa-]
Newhaven ']gu:trimant nutriment
njn''trlj9n nutrition
Newington

'iguigit [-geit]

O'njUsheiTii

fnjii''h-]

O'lUtt'lfltan
'nju'ist 1) newest {superl. of new);
2)

knewest (from know)

O ,iijn:'jo:k,

-a*,

-az

New

York,

O'njnikoisl Newcastle [-er, -ers

'njn:'kAm3*, -z newcomer, -b
'njnikam, -z Newcome, -a

New Quay;

'njn:ki: 1)

'nja:ki

2) Newquay

Newquay

'njuiklijas, -ai, -al, -a* nucle|us,

[-1, -al, -ar

O'njuili newly

iijn:ni, -z

neume,

-s

'njn:ma:kit Newmarket
nju-'mtenjia [-Jja] Numantia
nja''metik, -s, -al, -all pneumatic, -s, -al, -ally
njn-'meTik{9l, -ali numeric|al,

Newman

nju-'trijas, -11, -nis nutritious,

-ly, -ness
'njuitritlT [-trat-] nutritive

O njuiz

news

iija:'zi:land

New

Zealand

'njuizTcnda:*, -z newsvendor, -s
'nju:'njua'j 'njnak
njua'raitis neuritis
igna'rteldsla, -ik neuralg|ia, -ic

njaartes'Oenlk
rasthenic (s.

[-ras-],

neu-

-8

adj.), -a

njaares'ei:nla [-ras-, -'Oen-, -nja]

neurasthenia
'qjuaral neural
'iijaarainba:g [-rim-]

Nuremberg

njna'rousis neurosis

[-ist/s

'njniinareita*, -z numerator, -s
'iija:in9rabl numerable

njna'raladsll, -ist/s neurolog|y,

njna'ratlk, -s neurotic (s. adj.), -s
nju'helTn, 'njnig-,'njnlst=iiju;nja'ksesl local pron. of 'njn:ka:sl

'njnimaral, >z numeral, -s

^nja:maras, -11, -nis numerous,

nju'm-, njn't"

'njniman

[-ally

iga:ma'reij'9n numeration

-ness
nja:ma'talad3|i, -ist/s pneumatologly, -ist/s
Djai'inidla [-dja], -n/z Numidia,
-ly,

Newcastle

-es;

2)

know,

-s,

-ing,

1)

no,

knew,

known

[-ies

[-bad-], -iz nobod|y,'

nou'bllit|i, -Iz noDilit|y, -ies
'nonbjl, -Iz; -la*, -list; -11, -Inls

O'nonbad|l

-n/s

njaimiz'msetik, -s, -all numismatic, -s, -ally

njni'mizmatist, -s numismatist, -s

pneumonia
nja''manik pneumonic

nob|le

njuimras,

etc.

Newnes

O'njnipait Newport

2)

adj.) (N.),

-Ies;

-ler,

nou'bles noblesse
'uoubl'maindld , -nis nobleminded, -ness
Newn^
[ham 'noabl{man, -man noble|man, -rmen

'njnimaras,

O'njninam l)Nuneham;
'njainls newness

(s.

-lest; -ly, -leness

iijn''inoniija

iijii:nz

njn:njua'rnon, -z, -li), njn:, noun

nju'r-

etc.

'noubadl, -z

noud,

-z, -1

'noubadi, -z
nod|e, -es, -al

'nonel 'nonfraiz

304

now'Tcmba*

no:tf

O'nouel [-91] Noel [Nowell] {per- O noM'Tcmba* [na'y-], -z November, -s

sonal name)
non'el Noel [Nowell] {Christmas) 'nonra'skon/a Nova Scotia

O'notw

['no:9]

'noii|8*, -az;

Noah

noM'TiJieit [no'v-, na'v-], -s no-

-abl know|er, -ers;

[-able
'nonal
'nouel
O 'non|han, -Awsa* no|how, -where
O'noiiig, -li, -nis knowing (adj.),
-ly,

-ness

Ononks

O nonl,

Nokes;

1)

2)

Noakes

-z knoll, -s

'nonlenz 'Toolenz nolens volens

nonlz 1) Knowles; 2) Enolles;
3)

KnoUya

Ononm,

gnome, -s
nou'msedik, -all nomadic,

-ally

'nonmankleitja* [-men-, -min-],

-z nomenclature, -s
'nonmik 1) nomic; 2) gnomic

non'manik,

-z

gnomon,

-s

gnomonic,
-al, -ally
[2) noneT
Ononn 1) known (from know);
'nounABii), -z know-nothing, -s
nonnadsl'nearian [nan-], -z non'nonnids nonage [agenarian, -s
nonnz nones
O'nonsis gnosis
O'nonJI^n, -^nz, -an!|.[-]^^]noti|on,
-9l,

-all

-ong, -onal

nont^

-s, -ii), -id

-es, -ing,

'nontbnk,

notje

(s. v.),

-ed
-s

note-book,

-a

nott'teijan, -z notation, -s
non'tearial, -i notarial, -ly
'nonta'biini nota-bene
nonta'bllit|i, -iz notabilitjy, -ies
'nontabjl, -li, -Inis notabjle, -ly,
noata'raiati notoriety
[-leness
'nontar|i, -iz notarjy, -ies
'nontilfai, -faiz, -faiii)^ -faid
noti|fy, -fies, -lying, -fied

'nontiiaiabl [nonti'fai-] notifiable

nontifi'keij'an, -z notification, -a
'nontis, -iz, -ig, -t; -abl, -abl!
notic|e (s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed;
-eable, -eably
not'ta:riag [na't-], -11, -nis notorious, -ly, -ness
'nont|peipa*, -waidi note- [paper,

-worthy
O'noujwaiz, -wsa* no|wise, -where

[-viti-], -s

-d 1) nos|e (s. v.),

-ed; 2) noes {jplvr. of

-iz, -ii),

-es, -ing,

no); 3) knows {from know)

'nonzgei, -z nosegay, -a
'nonzi nosy
'noazri:g, -z nose-ring, -s

no* {occasional weak form of

no:*) nor
no'biliti
non'biliti nobility

noa

-z

'nonmon [-man],

viciate

O nonzj

'nona

Noah

= nonno'OAm- = n3:'0Amno'vem-, no'vi/- = nou'vno'm-, no't-

no:, -z, -ig, -d gnaw, -a, -ing, -ed

no:* I) nor {normal form); 2) Nore
0'na:oali northerly
'naidan, -monst northern, -moat
'naidana*, -z Northerner, -a
O'no:a
'nona Noah
[Nore

gnawer, -a ; 2)
no:*
0'na:{fak, -gelt, -land Nor|folk,
-gate, -land
'naia*, -z 1)

O na:ni,

-z

norm,

-s

'na:m|l, -all norm|al, -ally

'na:malaiz, -iz^ -ig, -d normalizje
[-ia|e], -es, -mg, -ed

n3:malai'zei/9n
normalization
'na:man. -z Norman, -s
([-isar]
'n3:man[bi, -di Norman|by, -dy

n9:n, -z Norn, -s
0'na:r|a, -am Nor|a(h),

na:s,

-ham

-man, -man Norse, -man,

-men
'n9:sieit

['n9:Ji-], -s, -ig,

nauseatle, -es, -ing, -ed

-id

'na:gia [-sga, -Jla, -Jja] nausea

'no:sia8 [-sj-, -Ji-, -Jj-], -li, -nis

nanaeous,

O 'no:Jla

-ly,

[-Jja],

nauaea,

-neas
etc.

'n9:8ia

2)

nought,

[-a

O n9:t, -s 1) naught, -s;

'n9:t|i,

etc.

-la*,

-list,

-inis
-iness
'n9:tik|9l, -9li nauticjal, -ally
'na:til9S, -iz nautilus, -es
'na:tn Norton
n9:tj, -iz nautch, -ea

naught|y,

-ili,

-ier, -ieat, -ily,

]ia:6

'nok'daon

Ona:e north

305

(N.)

'nakig, -z

nai'Otelatn Northallerton

nai'Oxmptan,

'nakii)

-J"ia*

naks

Northamp-

ton, -shire
noi'Osents Northants
nai'OAmbslsnd [no-, ns-]

1)

knocking,

(s.)

Nox;

'nonjalans

2)

Knox;

-s

3)

knocks

(from knock)
'nakjas, -li, -nis noxious, -ly, -ness
nak'ta:n['nakt-], -z nocturn(e), -s

Nor-

nak'ta:n|^, -all nocturn|al, -ally

thumberland

nalids, -iz knowledge,

nomad,

-s

n9:'6i.mbri3, -n/z [no-, na-] Nor-

O'namad,

thumbria, -n/s
'no:6brak Northbrook
'noiOeindsa* Northanger

north-east, -er, -ers, -erly, -em,

nami'neijan, -z nomination, -s
'naminelt, -8, -ii|, -id: -a*, -az
nominat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or, -ors
'naminativ, -z nominative (s. adj.),
nami'ni:, -z nominee, -s
[-s
'namin|^, -ali nomin|al, -ally

-ward

O nan

'no:e|fi:ld, -f li:t North|field, -fleet

'noiO'iist, -a*, -8z, -all, -an,

-wad

'naiOkat [-kont] Northcote

naiekUf Northcliffe
'na:0|man, -man North|man, -men
'no:6'west, -a*, -az, -all, -an, -wad
north-west, -er, -ers, -erly, -em,

'naiwnd Norwood

-ia*,

-list,

-ill,

-s

-inis

nobb|y, -ier, -lest, -ily, -iness;

2) knobbly, -ier, -iest, -iness
'nab|l, -Iz, -Jii) [-lig], -Id nobb|le,
1)

-led
nad, -z, -ig, -id nod (s. v.) (N.),
-3, -ding, -ded
'nad|i, -iz nodd|y, -ies
'nadjn:!, -z nodule, -s
'na^nlja*, -as nodul|ar, -ons
-les, -ling,

-z
-z

noggin,

[-s

-s

= 'nwaion,

-z

noyau,

'naisam, -lij-nis noisome, -ly, -ness

naiz, -iz, -ig, -d; -i, -ia*, -list,
-Hi, -inis nois|e (s. v.), -es, -ing,
-ed; -y, -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness
'naizlis, -li, -nis noiseless, -ly,
-ness
nak, -s, -ig, -t; -a*, -az knock
(v.), -a, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
'nakj'dann, -ni:d knock-|down,

-kneed

'nan'kambatant [-'kim-], -s noncombatant, -s

'nanlka'mi/snd^ -kam'plaians
non-|commissioned, -compliance
'nankan^dAkt|a*, -az, -ig nonconduct] or, -ors, -ing
'nankan'fa:m|ist/s, -iti

form |ist/s,

Noncon-

-ity

'nanmemba*,

-z

non-member,

-s

'nan'peimant non-payment
'nanparel [nanpa'r-] nonpareil
'nan'plAS,

-iz,

-ig,

-t

nonplus,

-sea, -sing, -sed

'nadl, -z noddle, -s

O'nagin,
O'naiou,

na'nentit|i, -iz

-s

nonjuror, -s
nonentit|y, -ies

'nani'senjal non-essential

O na:z gnaws (from gnaw)

nab, -z 1) nob, -s; 2) knob,
'nab|i,

-z

'nanig'zistanjs, -t non-existen|ce,

O'naiwei Norway
na:'wl:d5an, -z Norwegian,
(in

'nan'dsnara*,

-s

-z, -11

Norwich

non

'nandi'livari non-delivery
'nandiskript, -s nondescript,

America)

northward, -s, -ly

'n3:6|witJ, -wnd North|wich, -wood

'narwitj"

-s

'nanab'zaivans non-observance
nonnnanadsi'nearian, -z
'nan|ak'septans, -a'piarans,
-a'tendans non- acceptance,
-appearance, -attendance
'nan'fi:z9ns non-feasance
[-t

-ward
'naiOwad,

-z

'nan'rezid^nt, -s non-resident, -s
nans, -wa:d/z nonce, -word/s
'nan'sens occasional alternative
form of 'nansns nonsense when
used interyectionally
nan'sensiklal, -ali, -9lnis uon8ensic|al, -ally, -alness

'nanssns nonsense
'nan'i^'uit,
(s. v.),

-8,

'nanjalan|s,
-t,

Micliaelis & Jones, Phonetic Dictionary.

-s, -ig, -id

-ing, -ed
-t, -tli

nonsuit

nonchalan|ce,

-tly

20

O'norids Norwich

England)

(in

'naris Norris
nos'tseldslia, -ik nostalg|ia, -ic
'nastik, -s gno8tic''(. adj.), -a

'nastisizm gnosticism
'n3str9iii, -z

306

'norids OM'braian

nostrum,

-s

'nostril, -z noBtril, -s
-s, -in, -id 1) not (normal
form) ; 2) knot (s. v.), -s, -ting,
'n9tgra:8 knotgrass
[-ted
'notji, -ia*, -iist, -ill, -inis knottly,
-ier, -iest, -ily, -iness
'natigam, -Jia* Nottingham, -shire

O not,

nats 1) Notts; 2) knots (from

knot)
not/, -iz, -ii), -t notch (s. v.), -es,
-ing, -ed
^natwiO'stsendig [-wid-] notwithstanding
O'naTal, -z novel (. ac^.), -a

noTa'let

on'dsaJTal

nava'Iet [tI'I-], -8 novelette,

'navali8t [-v].-], -8 novelist, -s
'navis, -Iz novice, -s
na'vijnon'TiJ"'navl, etc.
'naval, etc.
'naTltji, -iz noveltjy, -ies
O'nazl, -z nozzle, -s
nt (weak form of nat) n't [not]
nu:, -z gnu, -a

0'nn:al, -z noodle, -s
0'nu:ga:, -z nougat, -s
O nn:n, -z noon, -s
'na:n|dei, -taid noon{-day, -tide
nu:8 [nu:z], -iz, -ig, -t [nn:zd]
nooB|e (s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed

nn:z

1)

nnk,

gnus (/row gnu);

-8

nook,

nwa:'zet,

2)

=nn:s
[noose

-s

-8 noisette, -s

'nwaiou ['nt^aion] (nwa'jo),

noyau,

-z

-s

u
Ngami

'ga:mi ['gga:-]

ou
(In Northern English and in many American dialects the diphthong
ou is replaced by the pure vowel o:)

on

(interj.)

on,

Oh;

1)

-z, -ig ['oig],

-es, -ing, -ed;

-'s

2)

-d 1)

2)

(v.)

ow|e,

(the letter),

[-es]

oM'bei

ond, -z l)ode, -s; 2) owed (froml

O 0M'ae8a Odessa
[owe)J
O'onda*,
-s,

-z, -ig, -d; -a*,

-ing, -ed; -er, -ers

[a'b-],

-az ohey,

-a,

ou'beisans [a'b-],

-iz

obeisance,

-s

O'onbed Obed
onba'daia Obadiah
'onbaran Oberon

1)

O'Brien;

'ondalisk, -s odalisque, -s [-nessT

'ondaras, -li, -ni8 odorous, -ly,J

-ums

[a'b-, -di-], -t, -tli

obedienjce, -t, -tly

ou'bi:8, -nis, -iti obes|e, -eness, -ity
'onbit, -8 obit, -s
O'onbou, -z
'onbai, -z oboe, -s
'onboui8t, -8 oboist, -a
'onbai, -z 1) oboe, -s; 2) hautboy,

Oow'braian
2) O'Bryan

'ondaka'lonn eau de Cologne

onda'rifaras [ad-, -do'r-], -11,

-nis odoriferous, -ly, -ness
O on'di{am, -a, -amz ode|um, -a,

'ouba'lin Oberlin (America)

O 0M'bi:djan|8

-z, -d; -lis 1) odour,

-ed; -less; 2) Oder

[-s

'ondiam

[-dj-]

odium

[-ness

'ondias [-dj-J, -li, -nis odious,

OM'disjn:s [a'd-] Odysseus

-ly,

O'ondon Odo
ott'danahn: [-'din-]

O'Donoghue

ou'danavan O'Donovan
ou'ianl O'DonneU
O'ondsaiv, -z ogive, -s
ou'dsaival ogival

on5z 'onld'meldij

307

oudz (plur. of on6) oaths

on'eisjis, -i:z oa8|is, -es
'onalait ['ouol-], -s oolite, -a
ona'lltik [ono'I-] oolitic
onf, -8, -ij oaf, -s, -ish
'onfa* Ophir

on'fi:lJ3

a'f-

Ophelia

'onga*,

'onld'stail 'oup^n'haitld

'ouldl 'stall, -'taim, -'wa:ld oldIstyle, -time, -world

ou'liiik oleic
[-ness
oali'sedsinas , -nis oleaginous,
ouli'senda*, -z oleander (0.), -s
onli'aesta*, -z oleaster, -s

ou'limplas [a'l-], -ia [-ja], -iied/z,

Ik/s 01ymp|us, -ia, -iad/s, -ic/s
'oulion
ou], -z olio, -a
oulz wles

-z ogre, -b
O'ongll, -Ig, .^i| [-lia], -Id; -Ja
[-18*], -^.az [.l8zj og|le (O.), -les,
-ling, -led; -ler, -lers

Ogleby; 2) Ogilby
Oou'greidi O'Grady

'ouma:*

'onglbi

1)

'ongris [-gres], -iz ogress, -es

'ouin,

-ait/s Owen, -ite/s

owing {from owe)

ou'ja:m Oyama
O on'jes ['OBJes, 'oujez] oyes, oyez
ouk, -s oak, -s
O OM'ka:pi, -z okapi, -s
O'ouksepl, -z oakapple, -s
O 'oukba:k oakbark [-s, -ing, -d
O'onka*, -z, -rig, -d ochre (s. v.),
'onkain 1) oakum; 2) Oakham

2)

3)

-z Oakland, -s
Oakleigh; 2) Oakley;

Oakeley
-s

O'onkn oaken
OM'kana* 1) O'Connor;
O'Conor

2)

O'oukr|i, -las ochr|y, -ecus

O onks 1) oaks (O.); 2) Oakes
onld, -a*, -ist 1) old, -er, -est;
2)

Ould

'onld'dseutlmanli

'onldam Oldham

old

gentle-"!

[manlyj

[-ness
'ouldan olden
'onld'fsej'and, -nis oldfashioned,

'onld'foagiij [-gjij] old-fogyish

'onIdka:sl Oldcastle
'onld'kIondz|inen, -men oldclothes man, -men
'onldnis oldness
-'wumanij" old'oaldl'meidij,
{maidish, -womanish
|

-nis ominous,

-li,

omega,

-s

-ly, -ness
otc'misibl [-sabl] omissible
OM'miJ'dn [a'm-], -z omission, -s
OM'mit [a'm-], -s, -ig, -id omit,
-s, -ting, -ted
onn, -z, -ig, -d own, -s, -ing,"|
O'onnsen [-nan] Onan
[-edj
'ouna*, -z, -Jip owner, -s, -ship

'onkllg, -z oakling,

-z

'ouminas ['am-],

Oakhampton; 'onnaras

O 'Oakland,
1)

p'oumaha: Omaha
d'onmiga [-meg-],

'ounas onus
1]

Okehampton

'onkli

Omar

ou'ma:ii ['onmsen] Oman

ote'maikran, -z omicron, -a
O'oumen, -z, -d omen, -s, -ed

'oukau oaken
'onkari och(e)ry
O'oak'hsemjptaii

-a

ow'haiou Ohio

ou'hon oho
'ottig

Hi

onm, -z ohm (O.),

O'ouma: Omagh

'anaras onerous,

'onniks, -iz='anik8,
O'onnli only

etc.

OM'ni:l 1) O'Neal; 2) O'Neil(l)

onol-

-iz

onyx, -es

oual-

on'aladsli, -ist/s oolog|y, -ist/s

cup, -s, -ig, -t op|e, -es,-ing,-ed
OM'pain, -z, -ig, -d opin|e, -es,
-ing, -ed
[-ness
OM'pjesiti opacity
OM'peik, -li, -nis opaque, -ly,
O'oupal, -z opal, -s
'oupalain, -z 1) opaline {adj);

O
O

2)

(s.)

= 'onpalim,

-z

onpa'lesanls, -t opalescen|ce, -t
'onpaliin, -z opaline (.), -a
'oap|an, -ana* [-pi?-], -anist [-p|?-]
-anz, -anig [-p|?-], -and op|en
{adj. v.), -ener, -enest; -ens,
-ening, -ened
'oupan'aid [-p^^-] open-eyed

'onpana* [-pv]j

-z

opener

'onpan'ha:tid, -li, -nis

hearted, -ly, -ness

20*

(g.),

-s

open-

308

'onpanli onTa'baidn
'onpanli L"PV"] openly

'onTa'bild ftnTa'hcei)
-dig,

-dz,

'0UT3'bil|d,

-t

over-

buil|d, -as, -ding, -t

'onpan'maindid [-pi^-], -lij-'nis
'onva'bizi over-busy
open-minded, -ly, -ness
'oaval'blon, -'blonz, -'bloMig,
'onpan'mandd [-pif-] open-

monthed

-'bin:, -'blonn over|blow, -blows,

O'onpi Opie

-blowing, -blew, -blown

'onva'bonld, -li overbold, -ly
'onvabDid [onvs'boiad] overboard
'onva'boll, -z, -ig, -d overboil,

'onpieit, -s opiate, -s
'onpieltid opiated

onva'brim,

openness
'oupanwaik open-work
'onpss
'opas opus
'onpsnnis

[-pi^inis]

-s,

O'onpjsm; -den/z opium; -den/s

O'onpi,

-z opal, -8

O'onpm, 'onpn,

etc.

='owp9a., etc.

O'onpnli) {s.),-x opening,

otf'raili 0'B.eilly

ott'saiaris [9's-] Osiris

-s

OM'seids Osage
O'onsilDt [-lat], -s ocelot, -s
'onX^n, -z ocean, -s
O onji'senlk oceanic (0.)
'on/ions, -li, -nis otiose, -ly,
-ness
onji'ositi otiosity

on'tel, -z

= hon'tel,

-s

O'outiaiil oatmeal
1) oats; 2)

Oates

[o'e-]

oath-

Othello

OM'TeiJan, -z ovation,

'ouTcit ovate

-a

onval'dn:, -'dAz, -'dn-ig, -'did,

-'dAn over] do, -does, -doing,

-done
-ig,

-z,

-ing, -ed
'onTofe'tiig, -z,

O'ouOou Otho
S'onrain ovine

overdraught,

-d

overjoy,

-a,

on|0, -5z oa|th, -ths

-8z, -ig
break|er, -ers, -ing

OM'eelon

2)

'onval'draiT, -'draivz, -'draivig,

-'drouv,
-'drivn over|drive,
-drives, -driving, -drove, -driven
'onva'dres, -iz, -ig, -t overdress,
-es, -ing, -ed

ouT8'd30i,

O'onebreik|a*,

'onval'dAn, -'djn: over|done, -due

'ouT3,don8, -iz overdose (s.), -s
^onT3'dou8, -iz, -ig, -t overdos|e
(v.), -es, -ing, -ed
'onrsdraift, -s 1) overdraft, -s;

-did,

O'ontn oaten
onts

-d overbrim,

-'dram
over|araw,
-draws,
-drawing, -drew, -drawn

-z

O'ontasKonp, -s otoscope,
O'ontkeik, -s oatcake, -s

-z, -ig,

-ming, -med

'onval'dro:, -'droiz, -'drozig , -'dru:,

-8

ont, -s oat,

-a,

-ing, -ed

-s

(adj.) (egg-shaped)

ou'vearian ovarian
0'onT8:t, -11 overt, -ly
O'onva ova (plur. of ovum)
'011T8*, -z over (s. adv. prep.), -a
ouva'beelans, -iz, -ig, -t overbalanc|e, -es, -ing, -ed

onva'bea*, -z, -rig, onT8'bo*,

ouva'boin overbear, -a, -ilng,
overbore, overborne
ouva'bearig (adj.), -li, -nis overbearing, -ly, -ness
ouT3'ba:d{n, -nz, -^lig, -nd overbiird|en, -ens, -ening, -ened

-d overfat-ed
'ouTS'fiid, -z, -ig, 'onva'fed overigu|e

(.

v.),

-ig,

-es, -ing,

feed, -a, -ing, overfed

'onTaflon, -z overflow (s.), -s
onvs'flon, -z, -ig, -d overflow
(v.), -8, -ing, -ed
'ouTsrfDnd, -'fnl over-|fond, -full
onyal'gon, -'gouz, -'gowig, -'went,
-'go-n over|go, -goes, -going,
-went, -gone

'onva'grannd overground
'onT8|'gron, -'gronz, -'gronig,
-'grn:, -'gronn; -gronO overIgrow, -grows, -growing, -grew,

-grown; -growth
'onrshsend overhand 'onyaheeg overhang (s.)
ouva'hseg, -z, -ig, pnva'hAg
over|hang (v.), -a, -ing, over-

hung

ouTa'hffipi

,oav3'nait

309

'ouTal'htepi, -'heisti over-lhappy,

'ouTa'hed overhead
[-hasty
ouvahia*, -z, -rii), ourd'hsid
overhear, -s, -ing, overheard
'ouva'hiit, -8, -ill, -id overheat,
-s, -ing, -ed

onva'ha:!, -z,
-8, -ing, -ed

ouTa'hwelm,

-ii|,

-d overhaul,
[etc.

etc.

= onTa'welm,

'ouva^kaist [cuTa'k-] overcast

'oura'kaind over-kind

onva'kAm,

-z,

overcomje,

-ip,

oava'keim
overcame

-es, -ing,

'ouTa'ks3|ftel, -ftali [-fall], -fMlnis

over-care|ful, -fully, -fulness
onra'kland, -z, -li), -id overcloud, -s, -ing, -ed

'ouvakout, -s overcoat, -s
'ouva'kanfidanls, -t, -tli overconfiden|ce,

ouva'kraud,

-t,

-tly

-id over-

-z, -iij,

crowd, -s, -ing, -ed

'onva|'kredjul8s, -'kukt
credulous, -cooked

over-

'out|1, -alz, -8li ov|al

-als, -ally
^ouTa'laiig overlying

(s.

adj.),

'ouvalsend overland {adj.)

onva'lsend overland [adv.)
ouva'lsep, -s, -ig, -t overlap, -s,
-ping, -ped
'ouvalei^ -z overlay (s.), -s
ouTS'lei, -z, -ig, ouva'leid overlay (v.), -s, -ing, overlaid
ouya'leid, -z, -iij, -id, -n overladle, -es, -ing, -ed, -en
'onva'liif overleaf
^onvaliip, -s, -ig, jOuva'lept
[-'li:pt] overleap, -s, -ing, over-

leaped
-z, -ig, -id

'onva'lond,
(s.

v.), -B,

onva'luk,
-s,

-ing, -ed
-s, -ig, -t

overload
overlook,

-ing, -ed

'onvlam, -a ovum, -a
onva'maista*, -z, -rig, -d overmaster, -s, -ing, -ed
'onvalmsen, -men over|man, -men
'onva'msetj",

-iz,

-ig,

match, -es, -ing, -ed

'ouva'mAt/ overmuch
onva'nait overnight

-t

over-

onTe'pa:s 'onTa'skrnip-

oaT3'pa:s,
-es,

-ig, -t overpass,

-iz.

-ing, -ed

'ouve'paist {ad}-) overpast

onra'paua*,
overpower,

-z,

-rig, -rigli, -d

-s,

-ing, -ingly, -ed

'ouya'pei, -z, -ig,'ouTa'peid over-

pay, -s, -ing, overpaid

'ouTa|plAS,
-'prand over|plus,

-proud
'ouvapra'dikjan overproduction
'ojuyaraim overarm
-'raidig,
ouvaj'raid,
-'raidz,
-'rend, -'ridn overlride, -rides,
-riding, -rode, -ridden
'ouva'raip; -n, -nz, -Jjiigj -nd
overrip|e; -en,-ens,-emng,-ened
'onva'rsekt, -s, -ig, -id overact,
[-ly
-s, -ing, -ed

'onva'rseg&Jas, -li over-anxious,

'oavarieg'zaiati over-anxiety
ouva'rAn, -z, -ig, ouva'rsen overrun, -s, -ning, overran
'onva'reit, -s, -ig, -id 1) overrat|e,
ouva'ret
-es, -ing, -ed; 2)
overate (from overeat)
'ouvaresti'meij'dn over-estimation
'ouva'restimeit, -s, -ig, -id overestimat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
'ouva'riid, -z, -ig, 'ouva'red over-

read

{pres.),

-a,

-ing,

overread

{past)
'ouTa'rfiit,

-i:ts, -iitig, -et, -i:tn

over|eat, -eats,

-eaten

-eating,

-ate,

[-es, -ing,

-ed"]

ouva'riitj", -iz, -ig, -t overreach,J

'ouTar|i, -iz ovar|y, -ies

'ouvarik'sait, -s, -ig, -id; -mant

overexcit|e, -es,-ing,-ed; -ement
ouva'ro:, -z, -ig, -d overaw|e, -es,
-ing, -ed
'ouvaroil, -z overall (O.), -s
'ouva'roit overwrought
onya'rnil, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az
overrul|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
'onyasait, -s oversight, -s
'ouTa'si:, -z, -ig, 'ouya'so;, 'onva'si:n 1) (s.) oversea, -s; 2) {v.)
oversee, -s, -ing, oversaw, over-

seen
'ouyasi'a*, -z overseer, -s
'onya'skruipjulas, -li, -nis overscrupulous, -ly, -ness


'onT3'sIi:p

oa*

'oaT8|'sll:p,

-s,

oversleep,

-s,

310
-in,

'ouTa'slept

-ing, overslept

'oBTaljna*

o'maik-

'onTaijua*[-tJ'na*, -Ijoa*, -tjoa*],

-z overture, -s

overspread,

'onvatonn, >z overtone, -8

ouva'tap, -s, -ig, -t overtop, -a,
-ping, -ped
'ouva'steit, -s, mq, -id; -mant/s
overBtat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -ment/s 'ouva't/o:d3, -iz, -ig, -d overouva'spred,
-s,

-z,

-i^

-ing

'onve'step, -s, -ig, -t overstep,

-s, -ping, -ped
'ouve'stok, -8, -ig, -t overstock,
-B, -ing, -ed
'ouTS'strAg overstrung
'ouTa'strein, -s, -ig, -d overstrain
(s. v.), -8, -ing, -ed
'ouva'stretj, -iz, -ig, -t overstretch, -es, -ing, -ed
onva'/adou, -z, -ig, -d overshadow, -s, -ing, -ed
'ouva'/uit, -s, -ig, 'ouva'Jot overshoot, -s, -ing, overshot
'onva'taisk, -s, -ig, -t overtask,
-s, -ing, -ed
'ouva'taie*, -z, -rig, -d overtir|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
'onTa^taim overtime
[-ing, -ed
'ouva'tseks,-iz,-ig,>t overtax, -es,
ouvaj'teik, -'teiks, -'teikig, -'tak,
'teikan
over|take,
-takes,
-taking, -took, -taken
'ouvatain, -z overturn (s.), -s
0UTa'ta:n, -z, -in, -d overturn
{v.), -s, -ing, -ed

charg|e (s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed

'onvaOrAst, -s overthrust, -s
'ouvaOron, -z overthrow (.), -s
^onva'Oron, -z, -ig, onva'Cru:,

^onva'Sroun overthrow

-s,

{v.),

overthrown
'onva'weit overweight
onva'welm, -z, -ig, -igli, -d
overwhelm, -s, -ing, -ingly, -ed
'onvawea* overwear
'ouvawaik overwork (.)
-ing, overthrew,

'ouva'waik,

overwork

-s,
(.

-ig, -t; -a*, -az

-a, -ing, -ed;

v.),

-er, -ers

'ouTa'Tse|ljn:, -Ijniz, -Ijn'ig, -ljn:d

overva|lue, -lues, -luing, -lued

O'cuvifoim oviform
ou'riparas oviparous
O'outI, -z oval (s. adj.),

-s

ouz 1) O's [Oes] {plur. of O);

2) owes {from owe)

'ouzia* [-sya*], -z

= 'ousa*,

'ouzonn [ou'zoun] ozone

ou'zanik ozouic

'onsa*^ ['ousia*,

-z
[-s

-3Ja*], -z osier,

o
% {occasional weak form ofwy) of o'fend, etc., o'fens,
ota'dsekj^n, ob'dsekt, etc. = ab- o'fid-, o'fis- = a'fo'bei,

etc.,

o'biis, etc.

o'bitjuari,
etc.

o'bi:djans

= a'b-

= ou'b-

ou'bi:s,. eic.

o'blaids, o'bleijan,

ob'leit, etc.
abobli:-. obli-, obn-, obsi-, obskj-,
obstr-, ob'tab-

o'braian

=
= ou'b=
=

#oa*

[019*] o'er

a'f-

=
= a:'gAsto'greidi = on- O'Grady
o'haiou = ou- Ohio
o'hon = ou- oho
'oin = on- Owen
'oig = ou- owing
o'kaipi, = ou= o'k o'kAlt occult,
o'klak = a'klak
o'kluid occlude,
= a'ko'kana* = ou= on o'limpas,
o'maik-, o'mis-, CmiJ*-, omit
= ouo'flJ"|l, -as, etc.

a'f-

o'gAst-

-z

ob'tAnd,
ob'ven-, ob'vait
obob'vais (adj.)
'abva:s obverse
ab- observe, etc.
ob'zaiT, etc.
o'des-, o'dis-, o'dan- ouo'dantaid
a'd- odontoid
ob'sej", ob'si:-, obs'trik-,

etc.

etc.

etc.

etc.

o'ni:! 'oidit

811

o'nlil = on o'pain, o'paesiti,

o'pAgn-,

o'peik

o'pAS-,

a'p-

= on-

o'pa:k-, o'pj-

etc.
a'p- oppose,
o'po:
a'po:o'raili
on-

etc.

o'rje-, o're-, o'ran-

'oOelon

o'seids
a'O-

=
= on-

a'r-

Othello

of {weak form)
o'TeiJan, -z
on- ovation, -s

o'Tiparas
o'zanik

o'rte

o'saiaris,
OT

o'ponz,

'o:ganon

=
= ou- oviparous
= on- ozonic

d:
a:, -z, -ii|,

-d aw|e

-es, -ing,

(s. i;.),

-ed
-d 1) or (a^. adv.
conj.); 2) (s.) ore (0.), -s; 3) (. v.)
oar, -s, -ing, -ed; 4)
oa* o'er
o:b, -z, -ii), -d orb (s. v.), -a,
-ing, -ed

a:*, -z, -rii|,

'a:ditar|i, -iz auditor|y, -ies

'a:ditajip, -s auditorship, -s
a:di'ta:riam, -z auditorium, -s

O'aidjna* ordure
0'a:dnans ordnance
'a:dnr|i, -ill

= 'aidinari

0'a:bid orbed

0'a:d3|i, -iz org|y, -ies

a:d

(adj.)
[-ness
a:'bikjala*,-li, -nis orbicular, -ly,
'a:bit, -s, -I orbit, -s, -al
1)

awed;

O a:'dge8iti

2) oared;
audacity

Oai'dein, -z,

-ii),

3) Ord(e)

-dj

(adj.) or-

dinar|y, -ily
ai'dsiises ['a:d3ies]
a:a*, etc.
a-f off

Augeas

a:*, etc.

O'a.'fa*, etc. dialectal

-az
-er, -ers
-a*,

ordain, -s, -ing, -ed;

ai'dei/as, -11, -nis audacious, -ly,

for 'afa*, etc.

orphan, -s; 2) often
'a:fanid3 [-f^-]. -iz orphanage, -s
'o:fan, -z 1)

ai'fl'an

Orpnean

-ness
'a:fls, etc. dialectal for 'afO'ai'daiTT [-Ta*], -z
'haz'd- 0'a:fln:8 Orpheus
horsd'oeuvre, -s
O'aifli awfully
0'a:da*, -z, -rii), -d; -lis order O'a.'fn 1) often; 2) orphan, -s
(s. v.), -8, -ing, -ed; -less
0'a:fs-, 'a:fj-, a:ft, etc.
af'a:dal|i, -iz, -inis orderl|y (g. a^.), O'o:\tul, -fMli, -minis aw|ful,
-ies, -iness
-fully, -fulness
'a:danri, -11
'a.'dinri (adj.), -Ii 9 a:'gsenik, -al, -ali organic, -al,
[-ally
a:'di'al, -z ordeal, -a
'a:gtezm, -z orgasm, -s
a:di'billti [-da'b-] audibility
a:'gAst, -ist, -Ii, -nis august
{adj.), -est, -ly, -ness
'a:dib|l [-dab-], -Ii, -Inis audib|le,
-ly, -leness
a:'gAst|a, -an, -as August|a, -an,
[-us
'aidians [-dj-], -iz audience, -s
a:'gAstin augustine (A.)
'a:diant [-dj-], -s audient, -s
0'a:ga*, -z, -riii, -d 1) augur
aidi'nei/an, -z ordination, -s
(s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed; 2) auger, -s
'a:gan, -z organ, -s
'a.'dineit, -s ordinate, -s
aidi'nsa* ['aidin-] (ardi'neir) ordi- 'azganaiz, -iz, -ig, -d; -a*, -az;
-abl organiz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing,
naire
-ed; -er, -ers; -able
'a:dinal [-n\], -z ordinal (s. ac^.), -s
aiganai'zeijan, -z organization
'a:dinans, -iz ordinance, -s
[-isa-j, -s
'a:dnar|l^ -iZj -ill ordinar|y {s.

O
O

adj.), -les, -ily

'aidinit [-dan-], -s ordinate, -s

a:'dljan, -z audition, -s
'a:dit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az audit
(s.v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -or, -ors

'aiganam, -z organum,

-s

'a.'gangrainda*, -z organ-grinder,
[-s
'aiganlst, -s organist, -s
'aiganizm, -z organism, -s
'a:ganan, >z organon, -s

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'oiqanpaip 'o'ldrid
'oiganpaip, -s organ-pipe,

August

'oigast, -s

O 'oiftjnareit,

(.),

-i, -iz

-s

augur|al,

-y, -ies

aig'ment, -s, >i;), -id; -abl,

-atiy augment (v.), -8, -ing, -ed;
-able, -ative
[-8
aigmen'teij^ii, -z augmentation,
'a.'gmant, -s augment (a.), -s

o:g'ziljar|l, -iz

aiixiliar|y, -ies

a:k, >s 1) oic, -s; 2) auk, -s

aikes'treijan [-kis-, -kas-], -z

orchestration, -s
'oikestreit [-kis-, -kas-], -s,
-id orchestrat|e, -es, -ing,
ai'kestral orchestral
a:'kestrian, -z orchestrion, -s
O'aikid, -z orchid, -s
aiki'deijas orchidaceous
'aikinlek (axin'Iek) Auchinlek
'a:kis, -iz orchis, -es
aikistreiaikestrei'o:kistra [-kas-], -z orchestra, -s

li

0'a:kland Auckland
O'aikni, -z Orkney,

aik'siJjari, -z

ward,

= a:g'z-

-ist, -li, -nisj-ij"

'a'

awk-

-i

oig'z-

awl, -s; 3) orle,

Alban, -y
[-s

:1, -z 1) all;

O 'a'lban,

2)

ibat Allbut

'a'i'biiit

albeit

AUbright; 2) Albright
l)Aldeburgh; 2) Ald'3'
[borough
Idbari Aldbury
ibrait

'a'

1)

O 'a-ldbara

'a'lda*, -z alder (A.), -s

'a'lda|man, -man, -manli alder|man, -men, -manly
'o-ldan 1) aldern; 2) Alden

'a-ldani Alderney
'a'ldajat Aldershot
'O'ldazgit [-geit] Aldersgate
'a'ldgit [-geit] Aldgate
'a:ldlaei|'sain

auld-lang-syne

'o'ldi^am Aldenham
'a'ldrid Aldred

'a:lap, -s orlop, -s

O'a'lfad Alford
'a:l'fa:z all-fours

'a-IM

1)

AUfree;

2)

Allfrey

O'ailglt Aldgate
'a:rfn:lzdei all-fools'-day

O .ail'hffilon,

-z All-hallow, -s

'ail'heil all-hail

O'aili: aulse {plur. of aula)

'a:lianz [a:'li:nz] Orleans (Awenca)
o:'lianz (orle'o) Orleans (France)
'a:lik aulic
'ailis,

-nis aweless, -ness

0'ai|kat, -kak Al|cott, -cock

'a'l|ka:ii,

-kra'ft All|corn, -croft

a'l'maitli, -ill, -inis almight|y

(A.), -ily, -iness

'a'lmaneek, -s almanac, -s
'a'lmonst [-mast] almost
a'l'redi already
'a'lrisfad
'aisfad Alresford

-est, -ly, -ness; -ish

'^ a:k'ziljari, -z

ai'learian, -z aularian, -s
0':l|a, -i: aul|a, -se
'a:Iand ['ailand] Aland

O
-s

D'aikJIan, -3nz, -anig [-i^ig], -and

aucti|on (s.v.), -ons, -oning, -oned
'aik/anari [-J"?-] auctionary
aikja'ttia*, -s auctioneer, -s

O'aikwad,

3'ldrid5 'o'ltarant

'O'ldlrids, -ritj" Aldjridge, -rich

0'a'l'9ou although

-s

-s

augurate,

-8

'o:gju3r|3l [-jar-],

O'ail'seintsdei AlKsaints-day
'a'lsap [-sap] l)Allsop(p); 2)Alsop
'a'lsfad Alresford

'a'lson also
'ail'sonlzdei All-souls'-day
'ailspais allspice
'a'lsta*

Alcester

'a'lstan 1) Allston; 2)
.a-lta-'kei/an [eelt-],
cation, -s

Alston
-z

alter-

'a-Ita'keit ['selt-], -s, -ig, -id altercat|e, -es, -ing, -ed

[tion, -s"]

a-lta-'neijan

[selt-],

-z alterna-J

'a'lta-neit ['selt-], -s, -ig, -id alternat|e (v.), -es, -ing, -ed

a'l'ta:nant [sel't-], -s alternant, -s

O'l'tainatiT [sel't-J, -z, -li alternative, -s, -ly
a'l'tainit [sel't-], -li, -nis alternate
(a^.), -ly, -ness
'a'lta*, -z, -rig, -d 1) (s.) altar, -s;
2) (v.) alter, -s, -ing, -ed

^a'lta'geSa* altogether
a'lta'reijan, -z alteration, -a
'a'ltarab|l, -li, -Inis alterabjle, -ly,
'a'ltarant, -s alterant, -s [-leness

'o'ltaratiT

'oirioul

313

'a'ltaratiy [-reit-] alterative

'a'ltarids, -iz altarage, -s

O
O o:mz, -bi Ormes, -by
9 a:n, -z, -lis awn, -s, -less
O aintt awned
O ai'neit, -li, -nis ornate, -ly,-ness
O 'ainament, -s, -ii|, -id ornament
-ing, -ed

ainamen'teij^n ornamentation
a:na'ment|l, -ali ornament|a], -ally
'aiuamant, -s ornament (s.), -s
0'a:ni awny
[|al, -ally
awning, -s
a:niea'lad3ik|l, -all ornithologicaini'ealadsli, -ist/s ornitholog|y,

'a:niig, -z

O a:n'sa:mbl,'a:iitr-^an 'a:pa Orpah

[-ist/s

'a:pin, -z orpin(e), -s
'a:pii)tan, -z Orpington, -s
[-'rsen]

-s

[-ally

'a:r|3l, -ali 1) or|al, -ally; 2) aur|al,

a:'ri:li|a [-Ij-], -as Aureli|a, -us

O'oirised, -z oread, -s
'a:rient, -s, -iij, -id orient (v.), -s,
-ing, -ed
airien'teipn, -z orientation, -s

a:ri'ent3l|ist/s,

-izm

'aiskAlteit, [-kal-], -s, -ii), -idj -a'/z

auscultat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or/s

0'a:sn

1)

Orson;

Alveston

2)

O'a'spis, -iz auspice, -s

a'S'piJas, -li, -nis auspicious, -ly,
-ness
a's'teriti austerity
a's'tia*, -ra*, -rist, -li, -nis
austere, -r, -st, -ly, -ness

'a'stin 1)

Austen;

2)

Austin

'aistrAk,
-iij,
aistraik,
-s,
'9:strikan awe-strikje, -es, -ing,

awe-struck, awe-stricken
a'S'treilia [-Ija], -n/z Australia,
-n/s
[asia, -n/s
'a'Stral austral

O
O

Oran

O'aireit, -s aurate,
0'a:ra, -z aura, -s

a:'rag-, a:'ralar'a:rakB aurochs

'aisam, -nis awesome, -ness
a-skAl'teiJan [-kal-], -z auscultation, -s

a-stra'leisia [-Jia], -n/z Austral'a'stria. -n/z Austria, -n/s

[-ally
a:t 1) ought; 2) aught

O'aipimant [-ment] orpiment

a:'ra:n

a:'ra:ra [a'r-], -z, -1, -11 aurora

-1, -ly

(A.), -s,

'ailweiz [-waz] always

'3:l|wa:di, -W8'6A11| worthy, -worth
O'0'lT88t9ii Alverstone
aim 1) Orin(e) 2) Orrm
[olu
0'o:niAz Ormuz
'aijnaln: [-mol-] (arma'ly) orm-

-s,

'oirJBt ai'tagrafi

'a:rist, -s aurist, -s

O'o:lwei alway

[v.),

oriental|ist/s,

a:'tAmn|al [-n^], -ali autumn|al,

aitabaia'grseflk, -1, -ali autobiographic, -al, -ally
3:tab0i'agraf{i, -iz autobiograph|y, -ies
'aitagraf [-graif], -s autograph, -s
rf:ta'grsefik, -al, -ali autographic,
-al, -ally
'a:taka:* ['aitoM-], -z auto-car, -s

'aitakean

= o:'takOan autochthon

'a:riant orient

oi'riala, -z aureola, -s
(s. adj.) (O.)

'aitakrSBt, -s autocrat, -s
aita'krsetik, -al, -ali autocratic,
-al, -ally
'a:talan, -z ortolan, -s
[-al, -ally
'aitam, -z autumn, -s

a:riaiiteit [a-rt'enteit] , -s, -ii),

-id orientat|e, -es, -ing, -ed

aita'meetik, -al, -ali automatic,

'a:tamoMbi:l [-torn-], -z automob-

-ism
airi'enti, -z oriental (O.), -s
'airial, -z oriel (O.), -s

ai'rifaras auriferous
-ik aur|eate, -ic

'a:r|iit,

ile,
[-s

a:'rii3nla[a'r., -jala], -z auricula,

ai'rikjala* [-jala*], -li auricular,
[|ate, -atedn
-]y
a:'rikjul|it [-eit], -eitid auricul-J
[-s
'airikl, -z auricle, -s
'airioul, -z 1) aureole, -s; 2) oriole,

-s

aita'namik

[-to'n-]

autonomic

'aitataip [-tot-], -s, -ii(, -t autotyp|e, -es, -ing, -ed

0'a:tn Orton
'a:tnt oughtn't

a:taaitou-, a:tO"
a:'tagrafi autography

oi'tokrasi obli'geijan

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9:'t9kras|i, Ax autocracly, -ies

ai'tokOan [-Oan], -z autochthon, -s

ai'tamatizm automatism
oi'tamatjaii, -anz, -a automation,
-ons, -a

a:'tanam{a8,
y,

-i, -iz

autonom|ous,

aifla'greefik

aiOa'grtefik

'obstinagi

-al,
[-Oo'g-],
-al, -ally

'a:Oapi:d|i

ped|y,

[-Oop-],

-ist/s

'a:earaiz, -iz, -ig, -d; -abl authoriz|e [-i8|e], -es, -ing, -ed; -able

aiOarai'zeijan, -z authorization,

-ies

'aiOaris, -iz authoress, -es

ai'taptik, -al, -ali autoptic, -al,

-ally

'aiOaJip, -8 authorship, -s

O'aitjad, -z orchard
a:e

ortho-

-ist/s

'aitapsji [-tap-], -iz autops|7, -ies

-ali

orthographic,

Orth

a:'Oeiitik,

[-al,

-al,

-ali

O'a:00Mep|i, -ist/s orthoep|y,

o:eo-

(O.), -s

0'a:8a*j -zj -Us author,

-s; -less

'a.'Oadoks, -11, -i orthodox, -ly, -y

'a:Oagan, -z orthogon, -s

-ist/s

a:Oa-

9:'0a:rial authorial
a:'eagraf|a*, -az, -i, -iz, -ist/s
orthograph{er,-ers, -y, -ies, -ist/s
ai'OariteitiT [-tatir], -li, -nis
authoritative, -ly, -ness
3:'0arit|i, -iz authorit|y, -ies

-ally

authentic,
authentica-

a:0enti'keij'9u , -z
tion, -s
ai'Oentikeit, -s, -ig, -id authenticat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
a:6en'tiBiti [-Oan-] authenticity

[-8

'a:Tll Orville
a:z 1) awes; 2)

oars; 3) ores

0'a:z{man

-man oars|man,

['a:az-],

-men^

abdjna'reijan obduration
'abdjuarasi obduracy
'abdjnarit [-reit], -li, -nis obdurate, -ly, -ness

=
=

'abdsekt, etc.
'obdsikt, etc.
ab'dsekt, etc.
ab'dsekt. etc.
ab'dsektir, -z objective (g.), -s
ab'dsektiv, -li, -nis objective
(a^.), -ly, -ness

abdsai'gei/an, -z objurgation, -s
'abdsaigeit [ab'ds-], -s, -ii), -id;
-art [ab'dsazgatari] objurgat|e,

-ory
'abdsikt [-dsekt], -s;
-es, -ing, -ed;

(.),

-lis

object

-s; -less

glass, -es
[-bal-], -s obelisk, -s

a'bitjuari, etc.
o'bleit [o'b-,

= a'b-

oblate

(s.),

{v.),

'abligant, -s obligant, -s
'abligatar|i [a'blig-]^ -ill, -inis
obligator|y, -ilyj -iness
abli'ga:*, -z obligor, -s
ablita'reijan, -z [ob-]
ab- ob-

literation, -8

'ablag, -z oblong (s. ac^.), -a

O'abottl, -z obole, -s
'abal, -z obol, -s
O ab'scjan [ob-], -z obsession, -s
absa'lesanjs [-som'I-J, -t obsolescen|ce, -t
'absaliit [-sol-], -11, -nis obsolete,

'abdsiktglais [-dsekt-], -iz object-

O'abilisk

'abligeit, -s, -ig, -id obligat|e

-es, -ing, -ed

-s;

ableit], -s; -nis

-ness

'ableit [a'bleit, o'b-] oblate (a^j.)

'ablakwi obloquy
abli'dsi:, -z obligee, -s

[-s

abli'gaiton, -z obbligato (s. adj.),

abli'geij'an, -z obligation, -s

-ly, -ness

ab'sidian
ob- obsidian
ab'siikwial [ob-] obsequial
absi'kreijan, -z obsecration, -s
'absikwiz obsequies
abs'kjua* obscure, etc.
ababskjna'reijan, -z obscuration, -s
absoabsa'abstakl [-bzt-], -z obstacle, -s
abst^nasfi [-bzt-], -iz ob8tinac|y.

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'ofal 'okjnpai

315

'obstinit [-bzt-, -tan-], -li, -nis

obstinate, -ly, -ness
abs'trAk/an, etc.
ab[-a
abs'trik/an [ob-], -z obstriction,

'afal offal

'abstraant, -8 obstruent (s.

O'afhaend

adj.), -s

[-times
'afan ['aifan, 'a'ftan], -taimz often,
'afarig. -z offering (s.), -s
'afatarfi, -iz offertorly, -ies

off-hand

['a:f-]

O ab'tind [ob-], -z, -iii, -id; -ent/s O

obtund,

-s,

-ing, -ed; -ent/s

ab'test [ob-], -s,

-s, -ing, -ed

-ii|,

-id obtest,

ab^n^'rei/am obturation
'ab^nareit,

'afisa*, -z officer, -s

-a, -ig, -id; -a*, -az

obturatje, -es, -ing, -ed ; -or, -ors

'abtrAi|keit [ab't-], -s, -ig, -id
obtruncat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
Oab'venjan [ob-], -z obvention, -s
'abYa:s, -iz, -li obverse (s. adj.),
-s, -ly
ab'Ta:s
'abva:s (a^.) obverse

ab'vaijan obversion
ab'vait [ob-],
-s,

-s, -ig,

-id obvert,

-ing, -ed
'abrias [-vjas], -li, -nis obvious,
-ly, -ness
abab'zaiY, etc.
abza-'veijan, -z observation, -s
abza-'veiJlan^ l-^}], -anali [-ifali]
observatijonal, -onally
abztabstad (s.), -z od (0.\ -a

od

(a(/.))

odd,

"^*j

"^stj

'^}

-er, -est, -s, -ly,

'^U "MS
-ness

oudada'rifaras, etc.
O'adfelon, -z Oddfellow, -s

O'odl

Oddy;
Odyssey
1)

'adisi
a'disjn:s

O'afsaid
'afset

'afsprig

O'afjnit

Oaft

etc.

['a:f-]

2)

^ on'd-

Oddie
Odysseus

a'f-

-s off-print, -s

offside

-s offset, -s

['a:f-],

['a:f-J,

[a:ft]

['a:f-],

['a:f-],

-z offspring, -s
-s offshoot, -s

oft

'aftan [a:f-]
'afon often
'a(taimz ['a:f-] ofttimes

O af Oalmaskoup
af OseIin|ia

obvolute

[-vol-]

'abvieit, -s, -ig, -id obviat|e, -es,

a'AJIal, -as,

O'af, print

thalmoscope,

-ing, -ed

'abvaynit

a'nilia [o'f-, -Ija] Ophelia

O'afiklaid, -z ophicleide, -s
'afig ['a:f-], -z offing, -s
'aHs, -iz office, -s

[ap'O-], -s

[ap'O-, -mja], -ik

(s.

[-ed
'ailbaeg, -z oil-bag, -s
'aila*, -z 1) oiler, -s; 2) Euler
'ail|i, -ia*, -list, -inis oil|y, -ier,
-iest, -iness
'ail^keik, -s oil-cake, -s
'ailkla'6, -s oil-cloth, -s

'ail|man [-meen],
oil|man, -men

-man [-men]

'ail'peintig, -z oil-painting, -s

O'aintmant,

-s ointment, -s
O'aista*, -z oyster (O.), -s
'aistabed, -z oyster-bed, -s [-ies
'aistafijarji, -iz oyster-fisher|y,

'aistajel, -z oyster-shell, -s

O'adlnkig odd-looking
O 'admant, -s oddment,

a'kAlt

adan'tseldsia odontalgia
a'dantaid [o'd-] odontoid
adan'taladsji, -ist/s odontolog|y,
[-ist/s
Oadz 1) ods; 2) odds
adz'badikinz odsbodikins
a:f off
af

#
O

a'fa'fend, etc., a'fens, etc.

O'afa*, -z, -rig, -d; -ra*, -raz;
-rabl offer (s. v.), -a, -ing, -ed;
-er, -ers; -able

oph-

[thalm|ia, -ic
ag Og
O 'again, -z Ogham, -s
'aia* oyer
O ail, -z, -ig, -d oil v.), -s, -ing,

'aditji, -iz oddit|y, -ies

-s

oph-

-s

[o'k-]. -li, -nis; -s, -ig,

occult (adj. v.), -ly, -ness;

[tation, -si
-s, -ing, -ed
akAl'teiJan [-kal-], -z occul-J
-id

a'kAlt|ist/s ['akAl-, 'akal-],

occult|ist/s, -ism

O'akam

1)

Occam;

2)

-izm

Ockham

aka'rilna, -z ocarina, -s
O'akjula*, -li ocular, -ly
'akjnlist, -s oculist, -s
'akjup|ai, -aiz, -aiig, -aid; -aia*/z
occuply, -ies, -ying, -ied; -ier/s

ohjn'peijaii 'oktapas

316

abjn'peijan, -z occupation, -s
-t, -ts occupan|cy,

'abjap3n|si,
-t,

-ts

9'klii:d [o't-], -z, -ig, -id

clud|e, -es, -ing, -ed

a'klmsiv

[o'k-],

-z

occlusiTe

oc(s.

adj.), -g

'oksaid, -z 1) oxide, -s; 2) oxeyed

ak'sselik [ok'zsB-] oxalic
'aksaleit, -s oxalate, -s
'okssn oxen {plv/r. of ox)
'oksas Oxus
oksfad, -Jia* Oxford, -shire
'okshaid, -z ox-hide, -s
'aksidaiz, -iz, -Ig, -d; -a*, -azj
-abl oxidizje [-is|e], -es, -ing,
-ed; -er, -ers; -able
(s.

adj.)

'oksidant Occident (O.)

'aksidsan oxygen
aksidsi'neiXan oxygenation
'oksi'haidridsan [-drads-] oxy-

hydrogen
'aksi'klairaid, -z oxychloride, -s

ak'sil9:k'silak'sipitjl, -all occipitjal, -ally

'aksitonn, -z oxytone (s. adj.), -a
'akslip, -8 oxlip, -s

'aksn oxen (plur. of ox)

'okstAQ, -z ox-tongue, -s

= 'aik/an,

-z

etc.

ok'taiTlon [-'teiy-] Octavio

octagonal

ak't{egan!|.

'akteir, -z
'aktir, -z octave, -s
ak'teivi|a [-Tj-], -an, -as Octavi|a,
-an, -us

-s

O'aladsli, -iz olog[y, -ies

arfsekjan olfaction
al'fsektari olfactory

'al|fad, -fri

'a:l-

O'alga Olga

O 'alifant 01i|phant, -fa(u)nt

[-iesl

'aliga.'k, -8; -i, -iz oligarch, -s; -y,J

9li'ga:kik, -al oligarchic, -al

'alit^rji, -iz olitorjy, -ies

'aliv, -z olive (O.), -s

ali'veijas olivaceous
'alivari olivary
ali'viin ['aliv-]^ -z olivine, -s
'allTJkAlad, -'oil olive-|coloured,
'alivtri:, -z olivetree, -s
[-oil

'alivwud olivewood
O'alkat 1) Olcott; 2) Alcott
alkak, 'alka:n, 'alkr'a:l-

O aim-, air-, al8-, alt-, olv- = o:l 'amba* ombre

[durman
O am'daiman [amda:'msen] OmO'aminas, eic.='ou- ominous, e<c.
O'amlit [-let], -8 omelet(te), -s
0'amniba8, -iz omnibus, -es

employ^, -s
an on (. adj. adv. prep.)

(s.

-anz,

-3l octanedrfon, -a, -ons, -al

'aktant, -8 octant, -s
'aktapas, -iz octopus, -es

-s

am'nisian|s [-^an-, -J'ian-,-0an-],

-t, -tli omni8cien|ce, -t, -tly
am'iiivaras, -li omnivorous, -ly
6 am'plaiei [5m-] (aiplwa'je), -z

O'ana*.
-a,

omnium,

nipoten|ce, -t, -tly

[-t
'ainni'prez9n{8, -t omnipresen|ce,

O'ondraiv,

^ok'tet, -8 octet(te), -a
'aktagan, -z octagon, -a

-z

amni'fEaria8 omnifarious
am'nipatan{s [-pot-], -t, -tli om-

ak'teiron, -z octavo, -s
ak'tenial [-njal] octennial

'akta'lii:ar|aii f-'hed-J,

ak'tonba*, -z October, -s
'aktoMdsi'nEarian [-tads-], 'Z
octogenarian, -s
'aktrwa: [-trwa:] (ak'trwa), -z

'amniam [-njam],

ak'sounian [ak'zou-, -njan],

Oxonian, -s
'aksteil, -'8u:p oxtail, -soup
etc.

'aktasiIabl[-to8-], -z octosyllable,
'aktiy [-teiv], -z octave, -s
[-s
'aktjn'pl octuple

'oliva*, -z Oliver (O.), -s

(O.), -s

O'akjan,

'aktasilsbl ans'reariam

[octroi,
O ak'z- = ak's alb-, aid-, 'al'dou = azl-

o'kla:5au [o'k-] occlusion

-911 ox, -en
'oksai, -z, -d ozeye, -s, -d

O 9k8,

aksi'deiXan oxidation
oksi'denti, -z occidental

v.),

-z,
-a,

-z ondrive, -s
-rig, -d 1) honour
-ing, -ed; 2) Honor

'anadsa*, -z onager, -s
anamata'pi'la, -ik onomatopoei|a,
-ic
[inm, -s"|

ana'reariam [ban-],

-z

honorar-J

'onarabl

'opjnlans

-li, -Inis honourabjle

[hon.], -ly, -leness

'9nardb|l,

'onarari honorary [hon.]

'onaras, -li, -nis onerous, -ly,-nesa
O'angaiii, -z ongoing, -s
O'aniks, -iz onyx, -es
'anlst, -li, -i honest, -ly, -y

O'anKAm,

-z

'ankAmii),

-z

oncome, -s
on-coming

0'i)nliik|a*,-8z,

-iij

[-s

onlookler,-ers,
[-ing

(a:'sd:bl), -z

ensemble,

'ansla:t, -s onslaught, -s

[-s

on'teariou Ontario

[-s
'antrei (oi'tre), -z entree, -s
'antramei (artra'ms), -z entremet,
'antrasal (a:tra'sol), -z entresol, -s

O'anwad, -z onward,
O'anzlon Onslow

-s

-d encor|e
-ed

ai)'ka:a*,
(s.

V.

-rii),

-z,

intetj.), -es, -ing,

a'pAgnanjsi

[o'p-],

oppng-

-t

nan|cy, -t
a'pASfejn:l [o'p-], -z opuscule, -s
o'pa:kjul|am [o'p-], -a oper-

cul|um, -a

opa'deldok [-po'd-, -dak] opodeldoc

opa'peijan, -z operation,

-s

-id; -a*, -az

operat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or, -ors
'opareitiT [-rat-], -li, -nis operative (adj.), -ly, -nees
opa'reta, -z operetta, -s

'apareit,

-s,

-ip,

'apara, -z; -'bn:f opera, -s; -bouffe

'aparaglais, -iz opera-glass, -es
'aparahaajs, -ziz opera-hou|se,-ses
'aparant, -s operant (s. adj.), -s
'aparatir, -z operative (s.), -s
'apas ['onpas] opus
apa'1ja:n ['apat-], -li, -nis; -ist/s,

izm opportune, -ly,-ness; -ist/s,

'apazit,-li, -nis opposite, -ly,-ness

-z oppidan (s. adj.), -s

O'opidan,

a'pjuin [op-],
-az

'asian

a'p- oppose,
a'ponz, etc.
apo'dapa'da'paitou [o'p-] Oporto, -s

'apara,
O'apra, etc.
O'opjan, -z option, -a

etc.

etc.

'opJ"|an^ [-jIl}], -anali [-^lali] opti|onal, -onally

O'aptatiT [ap'teitiy],
(s.

-z

optative

adj.), -s

'aptik, -s, -al j-ali opti c, -s, -al, -ally

'aptimaiz,

-d optimizje
-ed

-iZj -ii),

-es, -ing,

'aptimeit optimate
'aptimi, -z optime,

-s

'aptim|ist/s, -izm optim|ist/s, -ism

apti'mistik, -al, -all optimistic,
-al, -ally

ap'tijan, -z optician, -s
of eop'ea'rsekjnla* [o'r-], -li, -nis oracular, -ly, -ness
a'rsei) [o'r-, a'r-], -z; -u:'tag/z
orang, -s; -outang/s
a'restiiz [o'r-] Orestes
ora'grsefik [-ro'g-], -al orographic, -al
'arakl, -z oracle, -s

O
O

'orata*, -z orator, -s
'ratar|i, -iz orator|y, -ies
ara'tarik|al, -all oratoric|al, -ally
ara'ta.Tion, -z oratorio, -s

O'oridsen Origen
'aridsin, -z origin, -s
'oirianteit,
ori'enteit, etc.

etc.

'arifis, -iz orifice, -s

'arifliem, -z oriflamme, -s
'arigan [-gan] Oregon

'arinds, -iz orange (s. adj.) (O.), -s

'arine^sblasam, -z orange-blos[som, -s
'arinds'eid orangeade
'arind3ar|i, -iz oranger|y, -ies
'arindsl'jelon, -kAlad orangelyellow, -coloured
'orindstri:, -z orange-tree, -s

ari'nonkou Orinoco

-ism
apa'tii'iit|i, -iz opportunity, -ies
apa'zijan, -z opposition, -s

a'ponz

[-i8|e],

on'sambl

adj.),

(s.

O'onrAj", -iz onrush, -es

'onrabl, 'onrari
'onar'onset, -s onset, -s

317

-z, -ii),

oppugn, -s, -ing, -ed;

apjnlanjs, -t opulen|ce,

-d; -a*,
-er, -ers
-t

'aris orris
'arizan, -z orison, -s

O
O

araaro'grsefik, etc.
o'ra|grafi, -ladsi oro|graphy,
[-logy
a'rontiiz [o'r-] Oi-ontes
as OS
'asian ['ajian] Ossian

'Qgjeg

'po:l9mant

318

'asi38 osseous
'ssijfai, -faiz, -faiii), -faid 08Bi|fy,
-ties, -fying, -fied

osifi'kei/an ossification
9Si'leiXn, -z oscillation, -s
'ssilelt, -8, -ii), -id; -a*, -az;
-9ri [-lat-] oscillat|e, -es, -ing,
-ed; -or, -ors; -ory
O'osjuar|i, -iz ossuar|y, -ies
askju'lelj^n, >z osculation, -s
'askjuleit, -s, -ig, -id osculat|e,

-ed

-es, -ing,

O'osla*, -z

1) ostler, -s;

2) hostler

(stableman), -a
oa'pi/as, etc.
a:s'ospri, -z osprey, -s

'ostraqod

'ostragae [-trog-], -s Ostrogoth, -s

a:s'astral, astral'astrasaiz, -iz, -ig, -d ostraciz|e
[-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed
'astrasizm ostracism

'astria, etc.

[-ly

i>s'tensib|I [-sab-], -11 ostensib|le,

'a:s-

'ata*,

-z otter, -s

'ataman [-torn-], -z ottoman (0.),-s

'atajwa, -wei Otta|wa, -way
O'ot|fad, -fri:d Ot|ford, -fried
O'atli 1) Otley; 2) Ottley
O'aton otto (O.)

a'eelon [ou'B-,
'arid Ovid
ovate

as'tensir, -11 ostensive, -ly

'avit, -s

asten'teiX^n [-tan-] ostentation

asten'teijas [-tan-], -11, -nis

'azba'n

o:s-

2)

'astiar|i [-tja-], -iz ostiar|y, -ies

'astin, as'treilia, etc.
a:s-

(.)

a'B-]

Othello

Welsh

title), -s

[-ba:n] Osbourne
'azban [-ba:n] Osborn(e)

O'azmand,

ostentatious, -ly, -ness

=
=

'ostritj [-ids], "i^ ostrich, -es

'astritJfeSa*, -z ostrich-feather, -s
'ajian
'asian Ossian

O'atwei Otway

os'tend Ostend

as'teriti, as'tia*, etc.

'paisa*

-z 1)

osmund

(0.), -s;

Osmond

'azmiam [-mjam] osmium

O'azwald Oswald

po:, -z 1) pa, -s; 2) pas (sing.)

pa:* 1) parr (P.); 2) par
O'paibail, -z, -ig, -d parboil, -s,"]
[-ing, -edj
paid, -z pard, -s

-nz, -^jig [nig], -nd

pard|on, -ons, -oning, -oned
'paidi^a* [dn-],''-z pardoner, -s
'pa:d^ab|l [-dn-J, -11, -Inis pardonab|le, -ly, -leness
'paidaa ['peedjua] Padua
pa:9z {plwr. of pa:0) paths
pa:k, -s, -ig, -id 1) parlc (s. v.)
(P.), -s, -ing, -ed; 2) Parlce
'paikei, -z parquet, -s
'pa:k|a*, -insn, -stan Fark|er,
-inson, -stone
'pa:d|n

(s. v.),

O
O

0'po:l9*,

-i8

parlour,

-a

'pa:lans parlance
'pa:li, -z, -ig, -d 1)

parley

(s. v.)

-ing, -ed; 2) Pali

-z, -ig, -d palm (s. v.),

(P.), -s,

O pa:m,

'paima Parma
'paima*, -z palmer

-a,

-ed

[-iiig,

(P.), -s

'paimastan Palmerston
'paimhaujs, -ziz palmhoulse,

-ses

'pa:m|i, -la*, -list palmjy, -ier,-iest

'palmist, -s, -ri palmist, -s, -ry

^pa:mi'zsen Parmesan
'pa:m,ail palm-oil
'pa:m'8Andi, -z Palm-Sunday, -s
pai'ntesas Parnassus
pai'neesian [-sjan] parnassian
pa:'nel Parnell
'pain\ Parnell
O'paira, -z para, -s
'pa:ria, -z
'pearia, -z pariah, -s
pais, -iz, -ig, -t pass (s. v.),
-es, -ing, -ed
,

pa:l3men'tcarian [-lim-, -man-],

-z parliamentarian, -s
pa:la'mentari [-li'm-] parliament- O
[-S
ary
'pa:lamant [-lim-], -s parliament, 'paisa*, -z passer (one who passes), -s

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'pa:s3'bai, 'paisaz'bai paaser-by,

passers-by
'pa:83b|I, -11, -Inis paBsab|le, -I7,
jtaz'si:, -z Parsee, -s
[-lenesa
'paislfal [-fail] Parsifal

'paisimani parsimony
paisi'moanias [-lyas], -li, -nis
parsimonious, -ly, -ness
'pa:signont, -s passing-note, -3
'paiskal ['pses-j paschal
'pa:ski:, -z pass-key, -s
'pa:s|l, -Iz, -allg [-]ii|]. -Id parc|el
(. V. adj.), -els, -elling, -elled

'pa:sli parsley

'pa:8|mfen, -men pass|man,

'pa:sn, -z parson, -s (P.)

-men

[-sn-], -iz

j>a:spa:'tu:

partout,

['pees-],

-z

-s

passe-

pa:'tiX|n

-9nz,

-^g
v.),

(.

'pa:tiv9:l, -z party-wall, -s
pa:ti'zten, -z, -Jip partisan, -s,"!
'partli partly
[-shipj
'pa:tna*, -z, -rig, -d partner (a. v.),
-s, -ing, -ed

'pa:tna/ip, -s partnership, -a
'paitrids, -iz partridge (P.), -a
'pa:t8igig part-singing
'paitsag, -z part-song, -a
paitj*, -iz, -ig^ -t, -idnis [-tnis]

parch, -ea, -mg, -ed, -edness

'pa:tjmant, -s parchment, -s
pa:|6, -5z pajth, -ths
'pa:Ofainda*, -z pathfinder, -s

'pa:Oinan [-Oan-] Parthenon

'pa:61is pathless
'po:6wei, -z pathway, -s
O pa:z, -iz, -ig, -d 1) (. v.) pars|e,
-es, -ing,

of pa)

-s

past|y (s.), -ies

-rig, -d; -rids
pastur|e(s.t).). -es, -ing, -ed; -age

'pa:st|i, -iz

'paistja*,

[pa't-],

[-anig], -9nd partitijon

-ons, -oning, -oned
'pa:titiT, -li partitive, -ly

-s

'pa:spa:t, -s passport, -s
paist l)past; 2) passed (/j-om pass)
'pa:staim ['pees-], -z pastime, -s
pais'ta:* (pa:s't(B:r) Pasteur
'poista*, -z pastor, -a
'paistaral ['pses-], -z pastoral (.
ac^.),

pa:ti'Blpial [-pjal]^ -i participial,

'pa:ti8ipl, -z participle, -a
[-ly
'pa:ti'gpirit party-apirit

'paitsipl, -z participle, -s

parsonage,
'paisnip, -s parsnip, -s
'paisoura*, -z Passover, -s

'pais^ds

pgiti'sipialpail

-z,

'paiSTraid, -z password, -s
['pseja, V^'S"--]} ' pasha,
[-s
'pai/lal, -ali parti|al, -ally
paiji'seliti partiality
pa:t, -s, -ig, -id part (s. v.),
-s. -ing, -ed
pai'teik, -s, -ii|, pa:'tnk partak|e,

O'poija

ing, partook
pa:'teik* -z partaker, -s
po:'tea* (par'teir), -z parterre,
'pa:t|i, -iz part|y, -ies
'pa:tik Partick
-es,

(a.) pas (plur.

pas (plur. of pas)

-ea; 2)

3)

pai,-z

l)pie,-a; 2) pi, -a; 3)

Pye

O'paibaild piebald
O paid, -nis pied, -neas
O'paia*, -z pyre, -s
paia'nia*,
(*.

v.),

-rig,

-z,

-a,

-d pioneer

-ing, -ed

pai9'reetik|al, -all piratic|al, -ally

pai'retik

[pi'r-]

pyretic

'paiarasji, -iz pirac|y, -iea

'paiarit^ -s, -ig, -id pirat|e
-ea, -ing, -ed

(. v.),

pai^roM'gselik pyrogallic
-s

'pa:tikil9d party-coloured
'pa:tikl, -z particle, -s
'pa:ti|msen, -men party-|man, -men
'paitig, -z parting (.), -s

paitisi'peijan, -z participation, -s
pa:'tisipeit, -s, -ig, -id 5 -a*, -az
participatje, -es, -ing, -ed; -or,
-ors
pai'tisipant, -s participant, -s

[-al

pai^rou'metrik, -al pyrometric,

pairoM'teknik,-s, -al,-ali pyrotechnic, -s, -al, -ally
pai3'romit|a*, -az, -ri pyromet|er,
-era, -ry

paias,
2)

-li,

-nis

1)

pioua, -ly, -ness;

Pius

'paiati piety

paik,

-s,

-ig,

(P.), -ea, -ing,

-t

pikje

(s.

v.)

-ed

'paika pica

[-mg, -ed

(s. v.),

pail, -z, -ig, -d pil|e

-es.

320

pailat 'pd53nt

pailat, -s, -ig, -id; -ids 1) ( )

pilot, -B,-ing,-ed; -age; 2) Pilate
'pailig, -z (s.) piling, -s
pain, -z, -ig, -d pin|e (. .)>

-ed

-es, -ing,

'paintepi, -z pineapple, -a
'pain3r|i, -iz piner|y, -ies
paint, -s pint, -s
palp, -s, -ii|, -t; -a*, -az pip|e
(s. V.) (P.), -es, -ing {v. .), -ed ; -er

'paipklei pipeclay
[(P.), -ers
paiarpairpais pice
pai'Osegarses Pythagoras
paiSsega'ri'an, -z Pythagorean, -s

O
O
O

pai'Oanik pythonic
paiz 1) pies {plwr. of pie);
2) pis {plw. of pi)
'panda*, -z, -rii|, -d; -ri powder

(s.

-ing, -ed; -y

-s,

v.),

O 'panel

[-11,

O'paua*.

-z

Powell
power (P.), -s

pannd,

pound

-nls powerless, -ly,

-z,

(s.

-id;

-li|,

-a*,

-az
-ed;

v.),

-s (P.), -ing,

-iz

poundage, -s
pouncje {s.

-er, -ers

'paundlds,

pauns,

-iz, -ig, -t

-es, -ing,

pant,
(s.

-s,

pantj,

v.),

-ed

-s, -Ig, -id; -a*, -az

v.),

pout

-ing, -ed; -er, -ers

pouch

-iz, -Ig, -t

'ptekha.'g, -iz

packhorse,

-s

'ptekidazm, -z pachyderm, -s
pteki'da:mata pachydermata
'ptekids, -Iz package, -s
'psekigpelpa*,-z packing-paper, -a
'ptekit, -s packet, -s
peeks, -iz 1) pax (s. interj.), -es;
2) packs (from pack)
'pseksndl, -z pack-saddle, -s
ptekt, -s 1) pact, -a; 2) packed
{from pack)
'ptekOred pack-thread

ptel, -z pal, -a

'paelit, -s palette, -a

'ptela* pallor

-al]

-fnii [-fall], -fulnis

powerlful, -fully, -fulness
-11,

psedsi'nelX^n, -z pagination, -s
'ptedsin^ paginal
pk, -s, -ig. -tj -a*, -az pack,
-s, -ing (v. s.), -ed; -er (P.), -era
'ptekais pack-ice
'psektenim^l, -z pack-animal, -s

'peelet, -s

'panajful,

'panalls,
-ness

ptedsl'neijgn ptel'meijas

(s.

v.),

'pieladln, -z paladin, -s
pselan'kiin, -z palanquin, -a
'ptells . .
'peelas, 'ptelastain
'peelat, >s
'ptelit, -s palate, -s
'paelatain palatine (P.)
'ptelatebjl [-lit-], -li, -Inis palatab|le, -ly, -leness
'paelatl, -z palatal {s. adj.), -s
'peelid, -ist, -11, -nls pallid, -est,
-ly, -ness
[-ing, -ed
psBU'eiJan palliation
'pselielt, -s, -ig, -id palliatje, -es,
[-lio-],
-'lieik
peelial'greefik
pal(a)eo graphic, -lithic
'pteliam, -z pallium, -s
'paeUativ [-Ija-], -z palliative (s.

-es, -ing,

-ed

pad

psed, -z, -ig, -id

-ding

(s.

v.),

(s. v.),

-s,

-ded

'ptedak, -s

paddock

'peed|i, -iz

paddjy

adj.), -8
(P.), -s

(P.), -ies

'ptedigtan Faddington
'pa:dna Padua
'ptedjna
'piedjl, -Iz, -^g [-llg], -Id padd|le

(s. v.), -Ies, -ling, -led

'ptedlbaid, -z paddle-board, -s
'ptedlbaks, -iz paddle-box, -s

'pad^a*

[-la*], -z

paddler,

-s

'peedlak, -s, -Ig, -t padlock (s. v.),

-a, -ing, -ed
'ptedlwl:!, -z paddle-wheel, -s

pseds^nt ['pelds-], -s ; -ri pageant,

-s; -ry

[logical"!

'paelianta'ladsikal pal(a)eonto-J
pwlion'taladsli, -Ist/s .pal(a)eontologjy, -ist/s
'pselis [-las], -iz palace, -a
paeli'seid, -z, -ig, -id paliaad|e
(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed
'paelistain [-las-] Palestine
'pailit, -s 1) palate, -s; 2) pallet,
-a; 3) palette, -s
'pselitabl, etc.
'poelatabl, etc.

psel'jges [-li'aes], -iz

1) palliasse,

-s; 2) paillasse, -s

ptel'maiara, -z palmyra
pwl'meij'as palmaceous

(P.),

-s

'paelma pcent

321

'plin|3, -a* palm|a (P.), -ar

'peelmit palmate
pielmi'ti:n ['ptelmit-], -z palmitptel'peij'^n palpation
[ine, -8
ptelpd'biliti palpability
'p(elpab|l, -li, -Inis palpab|le, -ly,
-leness
paelpi'teijan, -z palpitation, -a
'pwlpiteit, -8, -ig, -id palpitatje,
-es, -ing, -ed
'peelton, -z paletot, -a
[(P.), -s

'pnlzgreiy
O pwiDj -z

palsgrave

['pa:lz-], -z

pam

-era; 2) pampre, -a
'ptempaz (South America) Pampas
-z,

-d pan

-ig,

'pientail pteran'Oetik

'paentail, -z pantile, -a

paenta'lnin, -z pantaloon,

-a

'paentamaim, -z; -ist/8 pantomimje, -es; -iat/a

paenta'mimik, -91, -ali pantomimic,

-al,

-ally

'paentrli, -iz pantrjy, -iea

paents

(s.)

panta

'psenOa*, -z panther, -a
paen'Oi'an ['paenO-j, -z pantheon
(P.), -s

[-ism-l

'paenOi'list/s,

-izm panthe|iat/s,J

paenOi'lstik, -9I pantheistic, -al

(P.), -s

'psemflit, -8 pamphlet, -a
p wmf ll'tis*, -z, -rig pamphleteer,
-s, -ing
'psempa*, -z, -rig, -d; -ra*, -raz
1) pamper, -s, -ing, -ed; -er,

O psen,

(P.)

-a,

-ning, -ned

paenz pana (from pan)

'paenzfi, -iz pana|y, -ies

paeg, -z pang, -a
'paegkeik, -s
'paen- pancake, -s
'paegkriaes [-ias], -iz pancreaa, -es

paep, -8 pap, -s
'paepas pappua
'paepjna, -n/z Papua, -n/s

O'paerabl, -z parable,

-s

[-ally

panache, -s paera'balik, -al, -ali parabolic, -al,

'paeradaim, -z paradigm, -a
'psen'ffigglikan pan-anglican
'paeradais, -iz paradiae (P.), -a
psend panned {from pan)
'psendekt, -s pandect, -a
[-a
'paeradli (s. v.), -iz, -iig, -id; -ist/s
parod|y, -ies, -ying, -ied ; -iat/s
psen'demik, -s pandemic (s. adj.),
'psenda*, -z, -rig, -d pander (s. v.), paeradig'maetik. -al, -ali paradigpte'naij* [-'nX]j "i*

-s,

matic,

-ing, -ed

-al,

-ally

paendi'monniam [-igam], -z pan- paera'dizik, -al paradiaic, -al

demonium, -a
'paeradaks, -iz paradox, -ea
paera'dokaikjal, -ali, -alni8 para^
pffin'da:ra, -z pandora (P.), -a
psena'ma:, -z panama (P.), -a
'psena'merikan pan-american

doxicjal, -ally, -alneas

'paerafi'n paraffin

'p9Bnapl|i, -iz, -id panopljy, -ies, -ied

p8Bna'ra:ma, -z panorama,
'pnnfnl, -z panful, -a
'pffinids

'pserafreiz, -iz, -ig, -d paraphras|e

(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed
'paeragan, -z paragon, -a

-a

pannage

paeni'dsirik [-ne'ds-], -s panegyric (s. ac^.), -a

paBiii'dsirist ['pwnids-], -s panegyriat, -a

pannier, -a
panic, -a, -ky

'psBiiia* [-lya*], -z

'pnik,

-8, -i

'ptenikin, -z pannikin, -s
'psenikstrik^n panicstricken
'paenkeik ['peegk-], -s pancake,

-a

'paegk'pffinkriaes [-ias]
'paenll, -Iz. -pg [-alig], -id pan|el,
-ela, -elling (*. v.), -elled

paent,
(s.

-s,

v.),

-a,

-ig, -igli, -id pant

-ing, -ingly, -ed

Hiehaelia A Jonei,

[-ally

paera'flrasstik, -ali paraphrastic,

'paeragraif [-graBf],

-8,

-ig,

-t

paragraph (s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed

'paeragwei Paraguay
'paeraksizm, -z paroxyam, -a
'paeralaiz, -iz, -ig, -d paralys|e,
-ea, -ing, -ed
'paeralaeks, -iz parallax, -es
'paeralel [-lal], -z, -ig, -d; -izm
parallel (s. v.), -a, -ing, -ed; -ism

paBra'Ielagraem, -z parallelogram,
paera'litik, -8 paralytic,

'paeramannt,

-li

-s

[-s

paramount, -ly

paeran'Oetik, -al, -ali parenthetic,

-al, -ally

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21

'pserapit 'paejanit

322

'pserapit [-pet], -s, -id parapet,

-8, -ed
'paerasait, -s parasite, -s
psera'sitik, -9I, -ali, -alnis parasitic, -al, -ally, -alness
psera'salj -z parasol, -s
psBra'Jnit f'pseraj-], -s, -i^, -id

parachutfe

(. v.),

parrot

'pserat, -s 1)
2) Parrat(t)
pse'ri:

-es, -ing,

(P.),

-ed
-s;

Paris (in the expr. 'gay P.')

parr|y (s. v.)

'pier|i, -iz, -iij, -id

-ying, -ied

(P.), -ies,

'paeria, -z

= 'pearia,

-z pariah, -s

'pterisaid, -z parricide, -s
'pserij, -iz 1) parish (P.),

-es;

Parrish

'pnriti Parity

O 'pSBSa*, -ri:z passer (sparrow), -es

psesa'kailja, -z passacaglia, -a
passant {heraldry)
psBsi'biliti passibility
'peesibl passible
'piesid3^ -iz, -ig, -d passagje (s. v.),
'pgB89iit

-es, -ing,

-ed

'psi|fai, -faiz, -faiig, -faid;

-faia*, -faiaz paci|fy, -fies,
-fying, -fied; -fier, -fiera
pesifi'keij'ii, -z pacification, -s
'psBsiiK^sa*, -z passenger, -s
'piBSiT, -11, -nis passive, -ly, -ness
'pteskal
'pa:skl paschal
'psespaitn:, 'ptestaim
'pa:spffis'tel, -z pastel, -s
pws'ta:* [pa:s-] (pa:s'toe:r) Pasteur
'paesta'n, -z pastern, -s
pnsta'raili, -z pastorale, -s
'pcestaraiz, -iz^ -ig, -d pasteuriz|e

[-is|e],

-es, -ing,

paestarai'zeijan
[-isa-]

'psestaral, -z

-ed
pasteurization

'pa:st- pastoral, -s

pees'ti:!, -z pastille, -s

'paisti, -z
'paBst/a*,e^c. diaZecfat /or 'poistja*,
'piesti, -z

etc.

0'pJa,

-z

O ptet,

pset pAf
-s, -ig, -id

pat

(s. v.

aiv.)

-ted
'pieta*, -z, -rig, -d; -ra*, -raz
patter (g.r.),-s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
pieta'gonnia [-nja], -n/z Patagonia, -n/a
[-a
'paetan, -z 1) pattern, -s 2) paten,
'pseta'nasta* Pater Noster {Lord's
FrayO-), -b
'paetanosta'ron Paternoster Bow
'psetant ['peit-], -s, -ig, -id patent
(. adj. v.), -a, -ing, -ed
'paetasn 1) Patterson; 2) Paterson
(P.), -a, -ting,

'psetji, -iz 1) patt|y, -ies;

2)Patti

'psetina patina

'pseris Paris

2)

paija, -z pascha,

-s

'psejan, -z passion (P)., -s

'pnjanilaaa'j-zpassion-flower, -s
'pw/anit [-J^gi-], -li, -nis passionate, -ly, -ness

'paet|man, -mas Pat|man, -moa

'pietn,-z 1) pattern, -s; 2) paten, -s
'psetnt, etc.
'psetant patent, etc.
'ptetran, etc.
'peitran patron, etc.
'peetranaiz, -iz, -ig/li, -d; -a*/z
patroniz|e[-is|e],-es, -ing/ly, -ed;
[-er/s
'peetranids patronage
'psetriat,-8='peitriat, -s patriot,
'ptetriatizm patriotism
[-s
'pietrik Patrick

'pffitrimanji, -iz patrimon|y, -ies

pietri'monnial {-igal], -i patrimonial, -ly
ptetri'atik, -ali patriotic, -ally
ptets pata {from pat)
'pietsi Patsy
peetj, -iz, -ig, -t; -abl; -i, -ia*,
iist, >iii, -inis patch, -es, -ing,
-ed; -able; -y, -ier, -iest, -ily,
-iness

'petjwa:k patchwork
OpieSa'ladsik, -91, -ali pathologic,
pAb, -z pub, -s
[-al, -ally
'pAblik, -U public, -ly
pAbli'keiJan, -z publication,

-s

'pAblikan, -z publican, -s
'pAbUsist, -s publicist, -a
pAb'lisiti [pab-] publicity
'pAbli/^ -iz, -ig, -t; -a*, -az
publish, -ea, -ing, -ed; -er, -era
0'pAd|l, -Iz, -^g [-lig], -Id puddjle
(. v.), -Ies, -ling, -led
'pAdJa* [-la*], -z puddler, -a
pAf, -8, -Ig, -t; -a*, -az; -i,
-ia*, -ii8t, -ili, -inis puff {a. v.),
-a, -ing, -ed; -er, -era; -y, -ier,
-iest, -ily, -inesa

'pAfin-^pAnfJ
'pAfiLn, -z puffin, -s

pAg,

pug, -s
pAg'ntesiti pugnacity
pAg'nei/as, -11 pugnacioua, A-y
O pAk, -s puck (P.), -8
-1

'pAia*,

-d pucker

-z, -rifl,

(s. .),

-ing, -ed
pAlju'lei/an pullulation

-s,

323

'pAnfJboul, -z punch-bowl,
'pAnfJan, -z puncheon, -a
'pAufJleldl, -z punch-ladle,

-ig, -tj -i, -la*, -list,

(s. .)> -^1 -ing, -ed;

-s,

pulp

-y, -ier, -iest, -iness

pAg%;'tllias [-Ijas], -Ii, -nis punctilioua, -ly, -ness

pAg%;1ju'eliti [-t/u-] punctuality
tion, -s

'pAg^neit-

[-tju-], -s, -ig, -id;

-a'/z punctuat|e, -ea, -ing, -ed;
-or/a

pAl'seiJan, -z pulsation,

pAlvarai'zei/an, -z pulverization
[-isa-], -s
1)

Pomfret;

2)

Ponte-

{},ocal jjron.)

'pAmfrit'keik, -s pomfret-cake, -s
'pAmis, -Iz, -li|, -t 1) pumicje
(. .)>

"88, -ing, -ed; 2)

'pAmlsstoun,
'pAm|l
1)

2)

.),

O pAn,

-els, -elling, -elled;

-els, -elling, -elled

^;

-B, -ig,

-a*, -az

pump

-ing, -ed; -er, -ers

-8,

'pAmpkln,

-s

-Iz, -alig [-tig], -Id

pummlel,
pommjel,

pAmp,
(.

(s. v.),

pomace

pumice-stone,

-z

-z

pumpkin,

-z, -ig,

-d

pun

-i

punctual, -ly

v),

.),

-ea, -ing,

-ed
(s. .), -a,

'pApjl, -iz pupp|y, -iea

-ping,
[-ped

'pApit, -s puppet, -s
-iz pus, -es
'pAS^n:!, -z pustule, -a
pAslju'leiJan, -z pustulation, -a
'pAsljuleit, -s, -ig, -id puatulat|e,
-ea, -ing,

-ed

'pAsljulja*, -as puatul|ar, -oua

OpAt (s. .), -8, -ig, -id put|i,t)
(at golf), -(t)a, -ting, -ted
'pAta*, -z putter (golf-club), -a
'pAt|i, -iz, -iig, -id 1) putt|y (. v.),
-iea, -ying, -ied; 2) puttee, -a
0'pAz|l, -Iz, -Iig [-Iig], -Id puzz|le,
-lea, -ling {v. adj.), Jed
'pAzla* [-Ja*], -z puzzler, -a
pel, -z, -ig, peid pay (s. .),
-a, -ing, paid

O 'peidron =

'pi:dron Pedro
-d- pag|e (s. v)
(P.) -es, -ing (s. v.), -ed
'peid3ant, etc.
'psedsant, etc.
'pei|a*j -82, -abl pay|er, -era, -able

peids,

-ig,

-iz,

-s
(.

(s.

O p Ap, -s, -ig, -t pup

OpAS,

-s

pAl'seit ['pAlseit], -s, -Ig, -id

pulsatje, -es, ing, -ed
'pAlsat|iv, -ari pulsatlive, -ory
'pAlraraiz, -iz, -ii), -d pulyerizje
[-is|e], -ea, -ing, -ed

fract

'pAg A;tju9l [-t/u-],

'pAgfctJa*, -z, -rig, -d punctur|e

'pAlpi|fai, -faiz,
-failg, -faid
pulpi|fy, -fies, -fying, -fied
pAls, -Iz,' -Ig, -t pul8|e (. .),
-es, -ing, -ed

O'pAmfrlt

-a

O pAgA;'tiliou [-Ij-j, -zpunctilio, -a

'pAlmanari pulmonary
-Inls

-s

pAg A;liju'eiJ'an [-tju-], -z punctua-

'pAljuleit, -s, -ii), -id pullulat|e,

-es, -ing, -ed

pAlp,

'pAnf/bonl'peilli

-s,

-ning, -ned
[-tly
'pAndit, -8 pundit, -s
'pAnd3n|8l, -t, -til pungen|cy, -t,
'pandsi: pongee
pAn'dsi:

O'pelgan,

VAn'dsazb [-'dsoib] Punjab

^AnlJ, -Iz, -ig, -t} -a*, -az; -ablj
-mant/s punish, -es, -ing, -ed;

O
O

-er, -ers; -able; -ment/s

'pAnsta*, -z punster, -s
pAnt, -s, -ig, -id} -a*, -az punt
(s. .), -8, -ing, -ed; -er, -era
pAntJ, -iz. -ig, -t; -a*, -az punch
(. .) (P.),-eB, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers

-z

-ism
'peiganaiz,

-izm pagan

(.

adj.),

-8,

[-is|e],

pei'i: -z

-d paganizje
-ed

-Iz^ -ig,

-ea, -ing,

payee,

-a

pell, -a*, -ist; -z, -Ig, -d 1) (s.)

pail, -a; 2) paJ|e (. adj. .), -er,
-est; -es, -ing, -ed
'peilfeis, -iz pale-face, -a
'peilfal, -z pailful, -a

'peilig, -z paling, -a
'peilij palish
'peiljli, -nis palejly, -ness

21*

'peliiia:gta*

'peitant

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O'peimaista*, -z paymaster, -a
'peimant, -s payment, -a
O pein, -z, -ig, -d 1) pain (s. v.),
-a, -ing, -ed;
2) pan|e (s. .),
-es,-ing,-ed; 3)Pain(e); 4)Payne
'pein{ful, -fnli [-fall], -fulnis
painjful, -fully, -fulness
'peinlis, -li, -nis painless, ^ly, -ness
peint, -8, -ig, -id; -a*, -az; -abl
paint (s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -er,
era;
-able

'peintboks, -iz paint-box, -es

'peintji, -ia

-list paint|y, -ier, -iest

'peintig (s.), -z painting, -a

'peinzteik|3*, az, -ii) painatak|er,
-era, -ing
O'peipa*, "Z, -rig, -d; Ta*, -raz
paper (..), -a, -ing, -ed; -er, -era
'peipahseg|a*, -az, -ig paperhang|er, -era, -ing
'peipakAta*, -z paper-cutter, -a
'peipal papal
'peipalaiz, -iz, -ig, -d papaliz|e
[-is|e], -ea, -ing, -ed

'peipamAni paper-money
'peipameika*, -z paper-maker,

peitan'ti; pelepa'ni;gas

peitan'ti: [pset-], -z patentee, -a

'peitran ['ptet-j, -z patron, -s
'peitranis ['pset-], -iz patroness, -es
'peitriaik ['pset-], -s patriarch, -a
peitri'a:kal [peet-] patriarchal

'peitriat ['pet-], -s patriot, -s

O'peiOas pathos

O peiv, -z, -ig,

'peiTia

'peiTigstonn, 'X paving-stone, -s

'peirmant, -s pavement, -s
peiz pays {from pay)
'peizli Paisley
[-ly

'peb|l, -Iz, -li [-^]

O'pedagag,

'peipanaijf, -tz paper-knijfe, -ves

'peiparafis Paper-office
'peipasji, -iz papacjy, -iea
'peipatreit, -s paper-weight, -a
'peipist, -8, -ri papiat, -a -ry
pei'pistik, etc.
pa'pistik, pa-

pebbjle, -lea,

pedagogue,

-z

-a

'pedagagi [-gadsi, -goudsi] peda-

gogy
peda'gagik [-'^adsik, -'gondsik],
al pedagogic, -al
[-ry, -rieal
'pedant, -sj -ri, -riz pedant, -s;J
'pedigri:, -z, -d pedigree,
'pedil^aa* pedicure

-a,

-d

'pedikl, -z pedicle, -a

'pedimant,
-a

-dj -a*, -az pav|e,

-ed; -er, -era
pa'Tia Pavia

-ea, -ing,

-s

pediment,

-a

'pedistl, -z pedeatal, -a
'ped|l, -Iz, -|ig [-Ilg]. -Id 1) ped|al
(s.
v.),
-als,
-ailing, -ailed;
2) (v.) pedd|le, -les, -ling, -led

'pedia*, -z pedlar, -s
'pednt, etc.
'pedant, etc.
'pedro
'piidron Pedro

Opeg

pistic, etc.

'peipl
'peipal papal
pei8, -iz, -ig^ -t; -a*, -az pac|e
(. v.), -ea, -ing, -ed; -er, -era

'peismeika*, >z pace-maker,

'peisou, -z peso, -s

-a

(..), -z, -ig, -d peg (P.),

'pegasas Pegasus [-s, -ging, -ged
'pegi Peggy
'peg,tap, -s peg-top, -a

Opek,

-8, -ig,

-t; -a*, -az

peck

-ed; -er, -era

peka'biliti peccability
(s. V.)

(P.), -8, -ing,

peist, -g, -ig, -id 1) pastje (. v.),

-es, -ing, -ed ; 2) paced (/Vom pace)
'peistbaid paate-board
'peist|i (adj.), -ia*, -iist, -ili, -inis
past|y, -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness
'peistrfi, -iz pastry, -iea

'pekabl peccable
pe'keivai fpe'koivi:] peccavi
'pekant, -li peccant, -ly
'pekij, -It, -ni8 peckish, -ly, -ness
pekju'Ieijan, -z peculation, -a

'peistriknk, -8 pastrycook, -a
-iz patience (P.), -a
'pei/ant, -8, -li patient (s. adj.),

'pekjnleit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az

peculat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or, -ora
'pektaral, -z pectoral (s. adj.), -a

0'peiXns,

peit, -s pate, -a

[-9,

-ly

peita*, -z pater (P.), -s

'peitant ['pet-]^ -s, -ig, -id; -abl
patent (. adj. v.), -a, -ing, -ed
-able

'pekou pekoe

Opel,

-z pell, -3

pela'gounjam,

-z

pelargonium,

pelam Pelham
pelapa'niisas Peloponnesus

-s

pelapa'niijan

'penrin

325

'penriO peri'hiilian

Pelopon- 'penrie [^pen'riO] Penrith

pens pence {plur. of penny)
-s
pensa'rouzon Penseroso

pel3p9'iii:Jan[-J'iaii], -z

uesian, -s
'pelarLn, -z pelerine,

pe'li:s [pi'l-], -iz pelisae, -s

'pelikan, -z pelican,
'pelit, -s pellet, -a

'pel'mell) Pall Mall; 2) pell-mell

pelt, -s, -ii), -id pelt
-ing (ac^j. vX -ed

v.),

(s.

etc.
'pensi pencil, etc.
pensil'Teinia [-nja] Pennsylvania
'pensiv, -li, -nis pensive, -ly, -ness

'pensil,

-s

-a,

'pens|I, -Iz,
-ils,

-^g^ -Id penc|il

(s, v.),

-illing, -illed

'penslkeis, -iz pencil-case, -s

O'pembaton I'einberton
'penJI^tt, -anz, -anig [-]|^ig], -and
'pembruk [-brouk] Pembroke
pensilon (. v.), -ons, -oning, -oned
Open, -z, -ig, -d 1) (. v.) pen 'penjana* [-J^gi-], -z pensioner, -s
(P.), -s, -ning, -ned; 2) Penn
pent pent
pe'nAlt,

etc.,

pe'nAmbra,

etc.

pend penned {from pen)

[pi'n-

[-ally
'pentted, -z pentad, -s
pen'tteganl^, -ali pentagonjal,

pen'ttemar^n pentameron
pen'ttemita*, -z pentameter, -s
'pentagan, -z pentagon, -s
2) pendent
[-s
'pentagrtem, -z pentagram, -s
'pendiii pending
'pendjnlam [-djel-], -z pendulum, 'pentaQn:k Pentateuch
'pendjulss, -li, -nis pendulous, -ly, 'penthaa|s, -ziz penthou{se, -ses
[-ness 'pentika'st, -s Pentecost, -s
'penan, -z pennon, -s
'penans, -iz penance, -s
penti'ko'stl pentecostal
'pentland, -z Pentland, -a
'penant, -s pennant (P.), -s
'pend3n|si, -t pendenlcy,

'pendant,

-s

1)

'penaO, -s pennyvrorth,
'penfai, -z penful, -s

-t

pendant,

'pengmn,

-z

'penji, -iz,

pens penn|y

'pei(-

-s;

penOesi'li'a Penthesilea

-s

penguin,

-s

(P.), -ies,

pence

0'peggwin['peng-], -z penguin, -s
O'pepa*, -z, -rig, -d; -ra*, -raz
pepper (s. v.) (P.), -s, -ing, -ed;
-er, -ers

'penia'Iaina*, -z penny-a-liner, -s
'penilis penniless
peni'tenjjal, -ali; -ari, -ariz peni-

[-a

'pepamint[-mant],
'pepar|i,

-ili,

'pepin Pepin

-s

peppermint,

-inis pepper|y, -ily,

[-iness

tenti|al, -ally; -ary, -ariea

'pepis Pepys
[-s, -ly
'penitans penitence
'pep sin, -tik pepjsin, -tic
'penitent, -s, -li penitent (. adj.), 'peptonn, -z peptone, -s
peni'trei/an, -z penetration, -s 0'perami>tar|l, -ili, -inis peremptorly, -ily, -iness
'penltreit, -s, -ig, 'igli, -id
penetrat|e, -es, -ing, -ingly, -ed pera'rei/9n, -z peroration, -a
'penitreitir, -li, -nis penetrative, 'perareit, s, -ig, -id perorat|e,
-es, -ing -ed
-ly, -ness
'per|i, -iz perr|y (P.), -ies
penitra'biliti penetrability
I

'penitrab|l, -li, -Inis penetrab|le,

-ly, -leness
'peniireit, -s pennyweight, -s

'peniwa'e['penaO],-s pennyworth,
[-8
'penjnari penury
_
pi'njpe'njnarias, etc.

'penlt|i, -iz penalt|y, -ies

'pen|man, -man penjman, -men

'pennai|f, -tz penkni|fe, -ves

'penneim, -z pen-name, -a
'penrin [pen'rin} Penfhyn

pe'rifarji [pa'r-], -iz, ! peri-

pher|y, -ies, -al

peri'frtestik, -9l, -ali periphrastic, -al, -ally
-i:z
peripe'rira8|is
[pa'r-],
[-s
phraa|iB, -ea

perigri'nei/an, -z peregrination,
'perigrinelt, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az
peregrinat|e, -es, -ing, -ed ; -or,
-org
peri'hi:li|Mi

[-a
[-Ij-],

-a periheIi|on,

perrka:di9m petri'ftekjan

326

peri'ka:di3m [-djam], -z pericardium, -B

'perikli:z Pericles
'peril, -z peril, -a
'perilas, -li, -nis

[-ness

perilous,

-ly,

pe'rim Perim
pe'rimita*. -z perimeter, -b
peripa'tetik, -all peripatetic, -ally
'peristail, -z peristyle, -s
'peri/, -iz, -ig/Ii, -t perish, -ei,
-ing/ly, -ed

perija'toiliti perishability

'perijabjl, -li, -Inis perishab|le,

-ly, -leness
'perit Perrett
perita'naitis [-to'n-] peritonitis
'peritrig, -z periwig, -s
'periwii|kl, -z periwinkle, -s

pe'rniTpa'ruiT"
0'pes8r|i, -iz pessar|y, -ies
'pe8im{i8t/B,

-izm peBsim{ist/s,-i8m

pesi'mistik, -al, -ali pessimistic,

-al,

-ally

peska'dan-iz Pescadores

'pesl, etc.
'pestl, etc.
pest^ -8 1) pest (P.), -s; 2) Pesth
'pesta*, -z, -rig/li, -dj -ra*, -raz
pester, -s, -ing/ly, -ed; -er, -ers

pes'tifaras, -li pestiferous, -ly

pesti'len/l^l, -ali peBtilenti|al,
-ally
'pestilans, -iz pestilence, -s
'pestilant, -li pestilent, -ly
'pest|l, -Iz, *^g, -Id pestjle (. v.),
-Ies, -ling, -led
Opet, -8, -ia, -id 1) pet (s. v.),
-s, -ting, -ted; 2) Pett
pe'ta:d [pi't-], -z petard, -a
'pet|i, -ia*, -ii8t, -Hi, -inis pett|y,
-ier, -iest, -ily, -iness
'petlfagia*, -az, -ari, -ig pettifogg|er, -ers, -ery, -ing
'petikont, -8, -id petticoat, -s, -ed
'petij, -li, -nis pettish, -ly, -ness
'petitouz pettitoes
'peijnlaii{8, -sij -t, -tli petnlanjce,
-cy; -t, -tly
'petl, -z, -d petal, -s, -(l)ed
'petraL -z petrel, -s
'petrl|fai, -faiz, -faili|, -fald
petri|fy, -fies, -fying, -fied
petri'tok/an petrifaction

'petrol p9:'geijgii

'petrol ['pi:t-, -ral], -z, -ij). -d

petrol (. v.), -s, -ling, -lea
'pet/ili Pechili
O'pezant, -s, -ri peasant, -s, -ry
pea*, -z, -rig, -d 1) (.) pear, -a;
2) (s. V.) pair, -s, -ing, -ed;
3) (.) parfe, -es, -ing, -ed
O'pearant, -s, -ids; -lis parent,
-a, -age; -less
'pearia ['po:r-,'pr-], -z pariah, -s
'pearii) (s.), -z paring, s
'pearigtaim, -z pairing time, -a

Opeasi'flais (per8i'fla:3) persiflage

Opeaz

[3) pares"]

1)

pears (P.);

2) pairs ;J

pa:*, -z, -rig, -d 1) purr, -s, -ing,

-ed; 2) per
[-dness"]
0'pa:blaiii{d, dnia purblin{d,J
Opa:d purred {from purr)
pai'dijan perdition
pa:'dja: perdu(e)
pa:d3, -iz, -ig, -d purg|e (. v.),
-ea, -ing, -ed
'paidsa*, -z, -rig, -d; -ra*, -raz;
-ri, -riz perjur|e, -ea, -ing, -ed;
-er, -era; -y, -ies

O p3''fekj'9n,

-z perfection, -s
pa-'fekt, -8, -ig, -id; -a*, -az;
-ibl perfect (v.), -a, -ing, -ed;
-er, -ers; -ible
pa-fekti'biliti [-t.a'b-] perfectibility
pa:fa'rei/9ii, -z perforation, -a
'paifareit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*/2 perforatje (v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -or/a
'pa:fr|abl, -it perfor|able, -ate
'pa:f!dl perfidy
[(fldj)
pa''fidias [-djas], -li, -nis perfidioua, -ly, -neas
'pa:fik|t,
-ts,
-tli [-li], -tnis
1)

(.

adj.)

-tness; 2)

perfecji ^ta,
pa''fekt

(v.)

-tly,

'pa:Qn:m, -z perfume

(s.),

-a

pa''fjn:m, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az;

-ari perfum|e (v.), -es, -ing, -ed;
-er, -ers; -ery
pa-'fo:m, -z, -ig, -d; -a*/z; -abl;
-ans/iz perform, -a, -ing, -ed;
-er/s; -able; -ance/s
pa''fo:s perforce

'pa:fr-

'pa:far-

O pai'seijan,

-z

purgation,

-s

paigamas pa-'petjneit

327

'p3:g9in|as, -os Pergam|u8, -oa

[p3:gat9r|i, -iz purgator|y (P.), -ies
'paigatiT, -z purgative (s. adj.), -s
paiga'tazrial purgatorial

O padt, -8, -iij, -t perk, -s, -ing,-ed

O pa:'kA8, -iz, -iij, -tj -iy percuss,
-es, -ing,

-ed; -ive

p3''kAXan, -z percussion, -s
paika'lei/an, -z percolation,
'paikaleit, -s,

-s

-iii,

'pa:kinz Perkins
pa:l(ja''teinia8 [-qjas], -11 percutaneous, -ly

'pa:'kantrei per contra

'pa:kmzit, -s perquisite, -s
pa:l (s. v.), -z, -ig, -d 1) pearl
(P.), -8, -ing (. .), -ed; 2) purl,
-8, -ing, -ed
pa:li 1) pearly; 2) Purley
pa:'laiii, -z, -ig, -d: -a*, -az
purloin, -s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers

Opaim Perm
8iz; -si, -siz;
permanen|ce, -ces; -cy,

-t,

-tly

pazmi'sijan permeation
'paimieit, -s, -ig, -id permeat|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
paimia'billti permeability
'pa:miabl permeable
'pa:minan8, etc.
'pannan-

pa''mi8ib|l [-sab-], -li, -Ini8 permissibjle, -ly, -leness

pa^'misir, -li permissive, -ly
pa''iiu/aii, -z permission, -s

'pa:mit, -s permit (s.), -s

pa''mtt, -8, -ig, -id permit (v.),
-s, -ting, -ted
pa-'ngnit, -8, -ig, -id permut|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
pa:]ign:'teij9ii, -z permutation, -s

O pamsem'l^n^on

[-nam-]

nambuco

Per-

[-ness'j

pa:'iii/a8,-li,-iii8 pernicious, -ly,j

Opa:'pend,

pa:pan'dikjnla*, -z, -li perpendicular (s. adj.), -8, -ly

'pa:pa8, -iz, -ig, -t; -li purpos|e

-ly, -nesB
'pa:pat, -s, -in, -id purport
-B, -ing, -ed

-z, -ig, -id

perpend,

-8, -ing, -ed

pa'peljn'ei/an, -z perpetuation, -s
pa''peQaelt, -s,, -ig. -id perpetuatje, -es, -ing, -ed
,

(. v.),

pa:pi'tjnit{i [-pa't-], -iz perpetuit|y,

-ies

paipi'trei/^n, -z perpetration, -s
'paipitreit, -s, -ig, -id; -a'/z perpetrat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or/B
'pa:p|l, -la*, -list, -Iz, -lig, -Id,

-11/ purpjle (a. adj. v.), -Ier, -lest,

-Ies, -ling, -led, -lish

pa''pleks, -iz, -ig, -igli, -t, -idli,

-idnisi -iti, -itiz perplex, -es,
-ing, -ingly, -ed, -edly, -edness;

[= pera-T

-ity, -ities

O pa:ra'reiXaii [-ro'r-, -ro'r-],

pa''r3ksaid, -z peroxide,

'pa:inanaii|s [-min-],
-cies;

pa''pe1jal, -i perpetual, -ly

'pa:pandikja'l{eriti perpendicularity

(8. v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -ely

'pa:pa8li8, -li, -nis purposeless,

-id; -a'/z percolat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or/s

'pa:k|l, -ia*,-iist, -ill, -inis perk|y,
-ier, -iest, -ily, -iness

-tj -tli

pa''p9ljii9l pa-'sirr

O pais, -iz, -ig, -t

-es, -ing,

-zj

-s

1) (s. v.) purs|e,

-ed; 2) Perse

pa''8ent per cent

pa''8entid3, -iz percentage, -s
pa:'sepall8 Persepolis
pa''sepj9n, -z perception, -s
'paisept, -8 percept, -s
pa'septi'biliti [-ta'b-] perceptibility
pa''8eptib|l [-tab-], -li, -Inis perceptibjle, -ly, -leness
pa-'septiT, -li, -nis perceptive,
-ly, -ness
'pana*, -z purser, -s
[it|y, -ies
'pa:sl PurccU
pa:8a'ntelit|i [-si^'ae-], -iz personalpazsa'nei/an [-si^'ei-J, -z persona-

tion, -s

'paisaneit [-s^-j, -s, -ig, -id; -a*,z

per8onat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or/s
paisa'nel, -z personnel, -s
'pa:sanl, etc., -ids
'pa^sn'pa:sfnl, -z purseful, -s
;pa:'si: per se
pa-'siiT, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -oz;
abl, -abu perceiv|e, -es, -ing,
-ed; -er, -ers; -able, -ably

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'pa:s|i pa:t

'paisji,

2)

-inis

1)

pursjy,

-iness;

Percy

paisi'kjnijan, -z persecution, -s
-ig, -id; -a*, -az
persecut|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or,

'p3:8ikjn:t, -s,

-ors
p3''sipi9ii|s

[-pj-],
-ts

cipien|ce,

-t,

-ts

per-

-t,

p3''sist, -8, -ig, -igli, -id persist,

-s, -ing, -ingly, -ed

p3''sist8n|s, -si, -t, -tli peraisten|ce, -cy, -t, -tly

'paisiral 1) Perceval; 2) Percival
'paisi'Tia*,

-z,

-rii),

-rigli, -d;

-rans per8ever|e,-es,-ing, -ingly,

-ed; -auce
'p3:sjn:s [-sjas] Perseus
-ig, -d; -a*, -az
pursufe, -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -era
pa''sjn-aii|s, -t, -tli pursuan|ce,
pa''sjn:t, -s pursuit, -s
[-t, -tly
'pa:sii, -z person, -s
'paisnali [-sigiali, -s^fi] personally
p8''sjn:. -z,

'paisi^ids [-Sdn-], -iz personage, -s

[-sanal, -san}, -s^)]; -ti,

'pa:sii!^

-tiz personal; -ty, -ties

pa:'sonn|a,

-i:

person|a,

-se

pa''sani|fai,

-faiz, -faiig, -faid

personi|fy, -fies, -fying, -fied

pa'sanifi'bei/an, -z personifica-

p9''tein pa'lemik

pa''tein, -z, -ig, -d pertain, -s,

^-ing, -ed
pa-'ta:b, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -azj
-abl perturb, -s, -ing, -ed; -er,
-ers; -able
paitai'beijan, -z perturbation, -s
paiti'ncesiti pertinacity
pa:ti'neijas,-li,-ni8 pertinacious,
-ly, -ness
'pa:tinan|8, -si, -t, -tli pertinenjce,

-cy, -t, -tly

pa:tj, -iz, -ig, -t; -a*, -az perch
-er, -ers
(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed;
pa-'t/ains perchance
'pa:tj'a8, -iz, -ig, -tj -a*, -az;
-abl purchas|e (s. v.), -es, -ing,
-ed; -er, -ers; -able
Opa:6, -Jia* Perth, -shire
Opai'vei, -z, -ig, -dj -a*, -az;
-ans purvey, -s, -ing, -ea; -or,
-ors; -ance
pa-'veid, -z, -ig, -id pervadje, -es,
-ing, -ed

pa''vei3an pervasion
pa"'Ta:s, -li, -nis; -iti pervers|e,
-ely, -eness; -ity

pa-'vai/an, -z perversion, -s
'paivait, -s pervert (s.), -s
pa''Ta:t, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az
pervert (v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers

'pa:via8 [-vjas], -li, -nis pervious,

tion, -s

pa-'8paia%

-z, -rig,

-d perspirje,

'paiTJu:

purview

[-ly,

-ness

O'paiz purrs (from purr)

-li perspective pa* per (weak form)
(s. a^.), -s, -ly
O pab'lisiti=pAb'lisitipublicity
pazspi'ksesiti perspicacity
O pa'dsegra 'podagra podagra
-ed
pa''spektiT, -z,
-es, -ing,

paispi'keijas, -li, -nis perspicacious, -ly, -ness

pa''8pikjuas, -li, -nis perspicuous,
-ly) -ness
paispi'kjniti perspicuity
pa:8pi'reiXn [-pa'r-] perspiration
paist pursed (from purse)
pa''sweid. -z, -ig, -id: -a*, -az
persuadfe, -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
pa''sweisiT, -li, -nis persuasive,
-ly, -ness
pa''8wei39ii, -z persuasion, -s
'paiswiTant, -s pursuivant, -s
0'pa:J|a, -an/z Persija, -an/s
pait, -ist, -li, -nis pert, -est,
-ly, -ness

pa'fekt, etc., pa'fld-, pa'ijuim,

pa'fa:m, etc.
pa''f-

O
O
O

pa'gouda, -z pagoda, -s
pa'bteps [prsps] perhaps
pa:'kpa'kAjan, z

pa'kjuilja*, etc.
pi'kpa'laiva*, -z, -rig, -d; -ra*/z
palaver (s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -er/a
pa'lait [po-], -ist, -li, -nis polite,
-st, -ly, -ness
pa'lseka [po-], -z polacca, -s
palcetinit, -s palatinate (P.), -s

pa'leidiam [-djam] palladium (P.)

paleijal [-Jial, -Jjal] palatial
pa'lemik [po-], -s, -9l, -all polemic (s. adj.), -s, -al, -ally

pa'llis pa'ruiTian
pa'liis [po-],
(.

-ig, -t polic|e

-iz,

-68, -ing,

v.),

329

-ed

p'Ii:s|m3]i [po-],

-man

|man, -men

police-

[-aUyl

pa'lltiklal [po-], -ali politic|alJ

pa']j'a:/an, -z pollution, -s
pa'linit. -8, -ii), -id J -a*, -az
poUutje, -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -era
pa'lonnias [-njas] Polonius
Opa'maid [po-], -z pomade, -a

pa'meitain [po-], -z pomatum,

pal'mis-, -'mij-, -'mit,
pa'nynit, etc.
pa--

pa'mouna
Opa'po:,

-z

-a

= pa--

etc.

papa,

pi'n-

-a

pa ru!z

[-uaea

pa'zoin

pa'ru:z [pi-, pe-], -iz, -ig, -d;

a*, -az; -al, -alz perua|e, -ea,
-ing, -ed; -er, -era; -al, -als

pa'saidn
pa'saidn Poseidon
pafsent, -'sep-, -'si:T, e<c.=pa''S"
pa'sifik, -ali; -atari [-eit-] pacific
(P.), -ally; -atory
pa'sip-, pa'sist, po'sjn:, pa'san-,
pa'spaia*, pa'spikpa'pas'ponn, -z, -ig, -d postpon|e,

-ea, -ing, -ed

pas'tiljan [pos-, pas-], -z poatil-~|
pa'swpa-'sw[lion, -aj
'poija, -z pascha, -a
pa'Ja:, -z
pa'Jaia* Peshawar

Pomona

[po-]

O pa'ninsjuia,

etc.

O pa'tsesjam

potassium

pa'paiar|a8, -ai, -asiz papyrjua, -i,

pa'petpa''petpa'pil|a, -i:, -a*, -ari papillja, -se,
-ar, -ary

pa'tein, etc.
pa''tpa'teitou, -z potato, -a
pa'teuj|l [po-], -alz, -ali

pa'pistik [pei'p-], -al, -all pap-

patenji'ielit|i [pff-], -iz potential-

iatic, -al, -ally

pa'pleks,

etc.

= pa'[-ea

pa'rsellsjis [-las-], -iiz paralysjia,

partembju'leijau, -z perambulation, -a

pa'rsembjuleit, -Sj -ii), -id perambulatje, -es, -mg, -ed

pa'rsembjnlelta*, -z perambula-

po-

oy.), -als, -ally

[-88,

pa'tel|a, -az,

parietal
pa'rsebala, -z parabola, -a

-ar"]

-a* patell|a, -aa,J

pa'taib, etc.
pa''ta:b, etc.
pa'ta:n|^, -ali patern|al, -ally
patikju'ieerit|i, -iz particularit|y,
-i:,

-ies

pa'tikjnla* [-kjal-], -z, -Ii particular (s. a4j.), -a, -ly

pa'ti/an, etc. 1)
pi'tijan petition, etc.; 2)
pai'ti/an par-

=
=

tition, etc.

tor, -8

pa'rtemita*, -z parameter,

pa'rtenam per

-a

annum

pa'reid, -z, -ig, -id paradje (s. v.),

[etc.
-es, -ing, -ed
pa'remptjri, etc. ='peraiiiptari,
pa'reigal [pi-], -z, -1 perennial
adj.),

(a.

it|y, -iea

O pa'ralitl

(s.

tenti|al

-8,

-ly

pa'trses Patraa
pa'tri/an, -z patrician, -s
pa'tronl, -z, -ig, -d patrol (s. i;.),
-s, -ling, -led
pi'trpa'tronljam [-liam]

pa'traklas Patroclua
pa'tjains perchance
-ali, -alnis pathetic,

pa'rentjl, -all parentjal, -ally

pa'ren8is|is, -i:z parentheajia, -es

Opa'Oetik.

parad'TentJa* peradventure

Opsl'Teid,

pe'rif[-a
pe'rpa'rim, pa'rtinita*
pa'ripna* [-/?-], -z parishioner,
pa'rizian [-^-, -S*-, -3J-], -z

pa'Ti'a [po:-] Pavia

pa'Tiljan, -z^ -ig, -d pavilion
(s. v.), -a, -ing, -ed
Opo'zes, -iz, -ig, -t; -a*, -az;
-ari; -iv poasess, -es, -ing, -ed;
-or, -ors; -ory; -ive

pa'rif-

Fariaian,

-a

pa'roukjal [-kial], -i parochial,

[-ly
pa'ronl parole
pa'pa'raksaid, etc.

[Peruvian, -a
pa'ru: Peru
pa'ra:Tian [pi-, pe-, -Tjan], -z

-ally, -alness
-'Tais,

-'rait

= pa''T-

pa'zejan, -z possession, -s
pa'zijflan, -anz, -an^ [-^t^ positi|on,
-ons, -onal
pa'zain, -z posaune, -s

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pt: piitama'rltsba.'g

# pi:, -z

1)

pea,

P {the letter),

-s; 2)

-'a

O'piiblz,

-Jia*

Peebles,

["IsJ"-]

Peabody

'pi:badi

[-shire

0'pi:dl pedal (ar^'.)

piidman'tiiz Fiedmontese
'pi:dmant Piedmont
'pi:dron ['peidrou] Pedro
'pi:d3kit, -s pea-jacket, -s
O'pii'em p. m.
O'piian, -z 1) p%an [pean],
2) paeon [peon], -s
0'pi!'gri:n pea-green
O 'pi:,hen, -z peahen, -b

O pi:k,
-es,

-s, -ig, -t 1) piqu|e

-ing, -ed; 2) peak

-ed; 3)

(P.), -s, -ing,

-g;

v.)

Peek

Peking {Chma)

Opi:'9iiik pseonic
-8, -io, -tj -9*, -8Z peep
(P.), -8, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers

'pi:pbon], -z peep-hole, -s
'pi:p|l, -Iz, -^g [-Iii|], -Id peop|le
(.

v.),

Opi:8,

-lea, -ling, -led

Pepya

-iz, -ig, -t 1)

(s. v.),

peat|y,

-inis

-ig,

-d

'pi:tji

1)

peachy;

Peachey;

2)

Pechey

['pju'it], -8 peewit, -s
O'piiTiJ, -Uj -niB peevish, -ly,
-neas
0.pi:z 1) pease (P.); 2) peas {plur.
'pliza Pisa
[of pea); 3) P's
'pjpi'a:nou, pi'tenon, etc.

Opi'wsta*

piastre, -s

[pi'o:8-] -z

Opi'dtentik, -1, -ali pedantic,

(fur)

pi:p8 ['pepis]

-iist,

-iness

0'pi:wit

'pi:nalaiz [-n^-], -izj -ig, -d penaliz|e [-isle], -es, -ing, -ed

'pi:n|^, -ali pen|al, -ally

{. v!)

-ia*,

-ier, -iest,

'pi:t|i,

3)

Opi:p,

'pi:tazfi:ld Petersfield

pi:tX, -iz, -ig, -t; -a*, -az peach

(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers

'pi:k3k, -s peacock (P.), -s

pi:lj -z -in, -d 1) peal (. v.),
-a, -ing, -ed; 2) peel (s. i;.) (P.),
-s, -ing, -ed; 3) Peall
'pi:l9% -z peeler, -s

Opi:n pean

'pi:tajam, -z petersham (P.), -s

'pi:taz Peters {English name)

'pi:tral ['pet-, -ral], -z,

petrol, -s, -ling, -led

'pi:k3n|si, -t, -tli piquan|cy, -t,

,pi:'kin Pekin {America)
[-tly
,pi:'kig

'pi:tafam plg'iiii:9ii

'pi:tr|a:k, -i Petr|arch, -ie

(s. v.),
(.

piee|e,

-ed; 2) (s.) peace (P.), -a

'pi:s3*, -z piecer, -s
'pi:8ab{l, -11, -Inis peaceabjle, -ly,
leness
'pi:8|fMl,
-fali [-fail], -fwlnis
peacefful, -fully, -fulness
-es, -ing,

-al, -ally

pi'destrian, -z, -izm pedestrian

{s.

adj.), -8,

-ism

'pid3in, -z 1) pigeon, -s; 2) pidgin

O'pia*, -z, -rig, -d 1) (.) pier, -s;
2) (. V.) peer, -b, -ing, -ed
'pialis, -li, -nis peerless (P.), -ly,"]
[-nessj
'pianji, -iz peonjy, -ies
'pianist, -s
'pjten- pianist, -b
'piajpaint, -pant Pier|point, -pont

'piarl, -z 1) peri, -s;

2)

Peary

'piarids, -iz peerage, -a

'piariad, -z period, -s
piaria'disiti [-ria'd-, -rio'd-]
periodicity
piari'adik,-9l, -alz,-ali periodic,
-al, -als, -ally
'piaris, -iz peeress, -ea
pias, -iz, -ig, -t; -a*, -az; -abl
1) pierc|e (P.), -es, -ing, -ed;

-er, -ers; -able; 2) Pearce

'piasn 1) Pierson; 2) Pearson
'piaz 1) peers (/rom peer); 2) pierB

peacemaker, -s
{from pier); 3) Piers
-wa:k piece|meal, -work Opig, -z, -ig, -d pig

'pi:8iiieika*, -z

'pi:B{mi:l,

0'pi:/u:ta*, -z pea-shooter, -g

O pi:t

peat

'pi:tbag, -z peat-bog, -s
'pi:1*

Peter

-ly,

[-boro']

'pi:tabra [-b^ra] Peterborough

pi:tama'rit8ba:g [-'mceritB-] Pie-

termaritzburg

(.

v.),

-a,

'pigaian pig-iron
[-ging, -ged
'pig'hedid, -li, -nis pigheaded,
-ness
-nis piggish, -ly, -neas

'Piflijj -lij

pig'meilian [-yan] Pygmalion

'pigmant, -s pigment, -s
pig'mi:an pygmsean

'pigmlpi'liis

'pigmli, -iz pygm|y [pigm-], -ies

'pignAt, -8 pignut, -s
'pigskin, -z pigskin, -8
'pigteil, -z pigtail, -s
-8) -ill) -t; -3*, -az pick
(s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -er, -era
'pilceks, -iz pickaxe, -a

OpilC;

pi'ket 1) piquet; 2) picquet

'pikabtek pickaback
^pika'dili Piccadilly

Opi'mentou pimento
pimp, -8, -ig, -t pimp

picca-

peculiar

adj.), -8, -ly

-led
'plklak, -8 picklock, -a
'piknik, -s, -ii), -tj -a*, -az picnic
(s. v.), -8, -king, -ked; -ker, -kers
v.),

[&].], -z

-z,

-d;

-a,

pimpernel,

-s

-i,

-Zj -iB> -d pin (s. v.),

-ning, -ned
pi'nAlt [pe-], -8 penult, -s

Opinj

pi'kja:iijar{i [-niar-], -ili pecuniar|y, -ily

'pikjl, -Iz, -Jii| [-liu], -Id pick|le
(s.

(s. v.),

-inis pimpl|e,
-es, -ed; -y, -iness

'pikit, -s, -ig, -id picket (s. v.), -a,

-ing, -ed
["'''l
pi][jn:li'rit|i, -iz peculiarit|y,J
[-lia*]j -z, -li

'pimpanel
'pimpl,

ninn|y, -ies
'pikarig Pickering
pika'ti:, -z picotee, -a
'pikig, -z picking (s.), -s

(8.

'pilids (s.v.)j l*? "iOj "^5 "'* "'*

pillagle, -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -era
pi'l^'nisid [pe'l-], -li, -nis pellucid, -ly, -neas
pi'ljna* pelure
'pilon, -z, -i pillow, -s, -y
'pilt/ad, -z pilchard, -s
'pilzbari Pillsbury

-ing. -ed

'pikaloii. -z piccolo, -s
'pikaninji, -iz [pika'n-]

pi'^nilja*

pilids pipit

331

-lea, -ling,

pi'nAltimit [pe-],
(s.

adj.),

-8

-s,

penultimate

-s

pi'nAmbr|a [pe-], -az, -i:, -al

penumbr|a, -as, -se, -al
pin'dierik, -8 Pindaric (s. a<y.),
[-s
'pinda* Pindar
'pinda8 Pindus
pi'nelapi Penelope
'pina*, -z pinner (P.), -a

'pinafo*, -z pinafore

(P.), -a

-iah;

'pinakjl, -Iz, -}ig [-lig], -Id pinnac|le (. v.), -Ies, -ling, -led
'pinas [-nis], -iz pinnace, -s
pi'nin8jnl|a [pa'n-], -az; -a* penin8ul|a (P.), -as; -ar
'pinjan, -z, -ig, -d pinion (. v.),

pik'tan'ial, -i pictorial, -ly

'piktja*, -z, rig, -d pictur|e (.
v.), -es, -ing, -ed
pikt/a're8k,-li, -nis picturesque,
[-ly, -nesa
'pikwik Pickwick

-a, -ing, -ed

pi'ignarias [pe-], -li, -ni8 penurioua, -ly, -neas
'pinsaz pincers
pin'taidon, -z pintado, -a
pint/, -iz, -ig, -t; -a*, -az pinch

pikpakit, -s pickpocket, -s
piks, -iz 1) pyx, -es; 2) picks
(from pick)
'pik8|i, -iz pixjie [-y], -ies
pikt, -8} -ij 1) Pict, -a;

2)

picked (from pick)

pik'Trikian [-kjan]

Opilj

-Z)

-iflj

pickwickian

P'^1 (*

")>

"^'

[-ing, -ed
pi'la:tas Pilatus
pi'leesta*, -z pilaster, -a
'pilbak8, -iz pill-box, -es

'pila*, -z, -d pillar, -a, -ed

'pilar|i, -iz, -iio, -id pillor|y

(8.

v.),

O pig,

-es,

-ing, -ed;

-z, -ig,

-d ping

-er, -era
(s. v.),

-s,

-ing, -ed

pigk,

-aid pink
-ed; -eyed

-s, -ig, -tj

(P.), -s, -ing,

(s.

v.

'pigkatan Pinkerton
(. v.),

-ying, -ied
pilfa', -z, -rig, -d; -ra*, -raz
pilfer, -8, -ing, -ed; -er, -era
'pilgrim, -z; -ids/iz pilgrim, -s;
-iea,

-age/s
pi'Ii:8 [pe'l-], -iz pelisse, -a

'pigk|i, -inis pink|y, -iness

'pigksit pinxit

'piggvid pinguid

Opip,

-8,

-ig, -t

[-ping,

pip

pi'pet, -8 pipette, -s
'pipin, -z pippin, -a
'pipit, -8 pipit, -a

(s.

-ped

v.),

-a,

'pipkin

'pitja*

'pipkin, -z pipkin,

O pi'rsemid|l,
pi'renjal,
pi'retik

[-ally

-s

pyramicl|al,

-ali

= pa'ren-

etc.

= pai'retik

'piramas Fyramus
'piramid, -z pyramid

'pitjpain, -z pitchpine, -s

Opi6,

pyretic

=
=

'pistil, -z pistil, -s
'pistl, -z pistol, -8

-8,

pish
-id

-ii|,

1)

V.) pit,

(g.

-ting, -ted; 2) Pitt

pe'ta:d, -z petard, -s
pi'taid, -z
-s,

-less;

-s,

-y,

-ier,

-s, -ig, -id pivot

-ing, -ed

O'pivat,
-s,

'pjainon

-z

[pi'a:-],

{softly), -a; 2)

1)

(s. v.),

piano

= 'pjtenou,

-z

O'pjiBnist ['pian>], -s pianist,

'pjtenon, -z piano (instrument),

-s
-s

pjseno'fo:ti[-na'f-],-zpianoforte,-s

O'pjoa*
pure,

['pjo:a*],

etc.

'pjua*

etc.

pju:, -z 1) pew, -s; 2) Pugh

pju-'be89n{8, -t pubescen|ce, -t

[-ism"]
'pjniba'ti puberty
'pjn:d3il|ist/s, -izm pugil|ist/j,J
pjnidsi'listik, -ali pugilistic,!
[-allyj
pjn''a:paral puerperal
'pi:wit, -s pewit, -s
'pju'it, -8
pju:k, -s, -ig , -t puk|e, -es, -ing, -ed

pis'toul, -z pistole, -s

O pit,

pith,

-iest, -ily, -iness

'pi6|ites, -ian [-jan] Pythjias, -ian

(P.), -s

'piras Pyrrhus
'pirik, -s pyrrhic (s. adj.) (P.), -s
pi'rim
pe'r- Perim
pi'ru:pa'rn:piru'et(s..),-s, -ig, -idpirouett|e,
[-es, -ing, -ed
O'pisiii! pisces
'pisikAltJa* pisciculture
'piskatari piscatory
piska'ta:rial piscatorial
pis'taifjiou, -z pistachio, -s
'piston [-tin], -z piston, -s

[pj-]

-8, -lis; -i, -ia*, -list, -ill,

-inis

pira|'ni:an, -'ni:z Pyre|neaii, -nees

OpiJ

'pitjpain 'pjnerifai

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pju:l,-z,-ig, -d pul|e,
'pju:ma, -z puma, -s

-es,

-ing,-ed

'pitsns, -iz pittance, -s

'pju:n|i, -ia*, -list, -inis 1) pun|y,

-ier, -iest, -iness; 2) puisne

'pita'pset pitapat

'pjn:nik Punic

'pitfail, -8 pitfall, -8
'pit|i,

-iz,

(s. v.),

-iii),

-iii|li,

-id pit|y

-ying, -yingly, -ied

pity);

-ies,

pitid 1) pitied {from

2) pitted (from pit)

pjn:s puce

'pitiabjl [-tjab-], -li, -Inis pitiabjle,

ly,

-ly,

-li,

-nis

piteous,

-ness

'piti|fwl,

pjn:si'lseninias,

lanimous,

-leness

'pitias [-Ijas],

'pjn:nit|iv, -ari punit|ive, -ory

'pjn:p|a, -i:, -al pup|a, -se, -al
'pjnipil, -z pupil, -8
'pju:pil|id3, -ari pupil(l)|age, -ary

-full

-fulnis

[-fall],

piti|ful, -fully, -fulness

'pitilis, -li, -nis pitiless, -ly, -ness

pi'tijian [pa-], -anz, -aniii [-pig],

-9nd; -ana*/z [-igia'/z] petitijon
(. u.), -ons, -oning, -oned -oner/s
;

-ly,

pjn:sila'nimiti

-li,

-nis

pusil-

-ness
[-Ise'n-]

'pjnita*, -z pewter, -s
'pjuitatiT putative

pusillan[-imity

pju:'tre89n|s, -t putrescenjce, -t
'pjuitrid, -li, -nis putrid, -ly, -ness
pjn:'triditi putridity
'pjn:tri{fai, -falz, -faiig, -faid
putre|fy, -fies, -fying, -lied

'pitia'pi^abl, etc., 'piljas, etc.

pjn:tri'feekj9n putrefaction
'pitkean Pitcairn
pju:z pews (from pew)
'pit|man, -man pitjman (P.), -men pjnizilpjnisilpitns, -iz pittance, -s
pju>
Opjn'b-, pja'a:ppi'trouljam [pa-, -liam] petro- pjna*, -ra*, -ristj -li, -nis pure,
[leum
-r, -at; -ly, -ness
pits, -ba:g Pitts, -burg(h)
pitsi'ka:ton pizzicato
'pjuarail, -li puerile, -ly
pit J (s. v.), -iz, -ig, -t; -i pitch 'pjnari|fai, -faiz, -faiig, -faidj

(P.), -es, -ing, -ed;

pitja*, -z pitcher, -s

-y

-faia*/z; -fikeitari puri|fy,-fies,

-fying, -fied; -fier/s; -ficatory

pjnarifj'keijanplten'teijpjuariffkeijan,

-z

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purification

(P.), -s

pjna'riUt|i, -iz puerilitly, -iea

'pyaarim Puiim
'pjnarjist/s, izm

-ism

'pjult, -8
'pju:(pla). -z plat, -s

-tly

[-t,

pla:

pla:k, -s plaque,
(s. V.)

-s

-8, -ii|, -id; -a*, -az

(P.), -8, -ing,

plain'teijan, -z

'pltentln pUf

'pltentin, -z plantain, -s
plsei|k, -8, -ip, -t [pleei|t]
(s.

v.),

-s,

plank

-ing, -ed

'pltesid, -181, -11, -nis placid, -est,

parjist/B,

pjna'rlstik puristic
[-al, -ally
pjaari'teenik, -al, -all puritanic,
pjaaritan, -z puritan (P.), -s
'pjuaritaiiizm [-ti^-] puritanism
'pjuariti purity
'pjiiai^nlanlsi, -t, -tli purulen|cy,

plamt,

plant

-ed; -er, -erg

plten- plan-

tation, -s
'plorsta* (g. v.), -z, -rin, -d; -ra'/z
plaster, -s, -ing, -ed; -er/s
'plarta Plata

-neas

-ly,

ple'siditi
pla'siditi placidity
'pleestik plastic

plees'tMti plasticity
pltej, -iz, -Ig, -t; -1 plash (. v.),
-es, -ing, -ed; -y
pleet, -8, -ig, -Id 1) plait (s. v.),
-B, -ing, -ed; 2) plat; 3) Piatt
'plseta*, -z platter, -s
'pltetan, -z platane, -s
'plaetfa:m, -z^ -ig, -d platform
(s.

v.),

-s,

-mg, -ed

'plsetinaiz, -iz^ -ig, -d platinizje

[-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed

'pleetinam platinum
'pltetitjnid, -z platitude, -s
'pleetou [plse'ton], -z plateau, -s [-x]
pleets 1) plaits (from plait);
pl|&i; -aiz, -aiii), -aid pl{y, -ies,
-ying, -ied
[-leness"!
2) Platts
pltezm; -a, -ik plasm; -a, -ic
'plaiab|l, -11, -lni8 pliab|le, -ly,J
'plaiad, etc.
'pli:ad, etc.
OplAg, -z, -ig, -d plug (s. v.),
[-ing, -ed"l
-a, -ging, -ged
'plaian8i pliancy
'plaiant, -li, -ni8 pliant, -ly, -neas plAk, -8, -ig, -t pluck (s. v.), -b,J
'pUkji, -ia, -list, -ili, -lni8
'plaiasi:n [-aio8-] pliocene
pluck|y, -ier, -iest, -ily, -ineas
[-ed
'plaiaz pliers
plait, -8, -in, -id plight, -s, -ing, pUm, -z, -ig, -d 1) (s.) plum, -s;
plaiz plies (from ply)
2) (s. v.), plumb, -8, -ing, -ed
plan (s. v.), -z, -li|, -d; -a*/z; plAm'beigon, -z plumbago, -a
1) plumber, -s;
-abl plough, -s, -ing, -ed; -er/s, 'plAma*, -z
[-able
'planbai, -z ploughboy, -a
2) Plummer

pland ploughed (from plough) 'plAmi plummy

-man 1) plough|man, 'pLimig (s.) plumbing
'plAmit, -8 plummet, -s
-men; 2) Plowman

'planjman,

'planjsa*, -z ploughshare, -s

plauz ploughs (from plough)

OpliBd, -z plaid, -s
'plseka:d,-z, -ig, -id placard (s. v.),
-a,

-ing, -ed

'plsekabl,

etc.

plAmp,
-ig, -t

-8,

-a*,

'pleikabl,

etc.

plse'nimita*, -z planimeter, -s
'plsenlt, -8; -ari planet, -s; -ary
plseni'teariam, -z planetarium, -s
pleen'tsedsinit [-net] Plantagenet
plsen'teijan [plo:n-], -z planta-

-ist,

[pUmt] plump

-8, -er, -est, -ly,

'pltekit, -8 placket, -s
plsen, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az plan
(s. v.), -a, -ning, -ned; -ner, -ners

tion, -8

'plAmlain, -z plumb-line,
'plAmlis plumblesa

-s

-li,
(s.

-nisj

adj.

v.},

-nesa; -ing, -ed

'plAm'pndig, -z plum-pudding,

-a

'plAnda*, -z, -rig, -d; -ra*, -razj

-ra8 plunder (. v.), -s, -ing,
-ed; -er, -ers; -ous
plAnds (s. v.), -iz, -ig, -d; -a*,
-az plung|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er,
-ers

'plAgkit 1) plunket; 2) Plunkett

plAS plus
plAj", -iz, -1 plush, -es, -y

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'plA.T3* 'plenti|fMl
'plATO*, -z plover, -a
-z, -ig, -d play
-ing, -ed

O plei,
pleid

1)

(s. v.),

-a,

played (from play);

for plsed plaid

'pleidsiaraiz, -iz, ii|, -d plagiar2) dialectal

'plentjas 'pln:t9krtet

'plentjas [-tias], -li, -nis plenteous, -ly, -ness

'pleOara plethora
'pleznt, -a*, -ist, -11, -nls; -ri,
-rlz pleasant, -er, -est, -ly, -ness;
[-ry, -ries
'plesa*, -z pleasure, -s
'ple3arab|I, -11, -Inis pleasurabjle,
-ly, -lenesg
Opla'kelt, etc.
plei'keit, etc.
pla'slditi [pise's-] placidity
pla'tanik, -!, -ali platonic, -al,
pla'tu:n, -z platoon, -s
[-ally
Opii:, -z plea, -s
pll:d, -z, -ig/Ii, -Id; -a*, -az
plead, -s, -ing/ly, -ed -er, -ers
'pli'ad ['plalad], -z, -l:z Pleiad,

iz|e [-i8|e], -es, -ing, -ea

'pleidsiarii, -iz; -ist/s, -izm/z
plagiar|y, -ies; -ist/a, -ism/s
'pleia*, -z player (P.), -s
'pleifsa* Playfair
'plei|ful,
-full [-fall], -fMlnis
play|ful, -fully, -fulness
pleig, -z, -ig, -dj -a*, -az; -i,
-ill, -inis plaguje (s. v.), -es,
;
-ing, -ed; -er, -era; -y, -ily, -iness
plei'keit [pla'k-], -b, -ii), -id
-s, -es
[-al, -ally"!
placat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
pll'a'nsestlk, -al, -all pleonastic, J
pleika'biliti [pltek-] placability 'pll'ansezm, -z pleonasm, -s
'pleik9b|l ['pltek-], -11, -Inis plac- 'pliinam, -z plenum, -s
ab|le, -ly, -leneaa
'pli:nar|i, -ill plenar|y, -ily
plain, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -ist, -11, 'pli:sia'sa:r|as, -ai, -aslz plesio-nis 1) (s. V.) planje, -es, -ing,
saur|us, -i, -uses
-ed; 2) (. a^.) plain, -s; -er, 'pll:8|man, -man
pa'll:s- police-est, -ly, -ness
|man, -men
pleint, -s plaint, -s
pll:t, -s, -ig, -id pleat (s. v.), -s,
'pleintif, -s plaintiff, -b
[-ness
-ing, -ed
'pleintir, -11, -nls plaintive, -ly,
pli:z, -Iz, -ig/li, -d 1) pleasje, -es,
'pleintri:, -z plane-tree, -a
-ing/ly, -ed; 2) pleas (from plea)
pleinz 1) plains (from plain);
pll'bi'an, -z plebeian (s. ac^.), -a
'pllad, etc., plianpli:2) planes (from plane)
'pleirait, -8 playwright, -s
'pllmaO Plymouth
pleis, -iz, -ig, -t; -a*, -az 1) placje 'plimsal [-sal], -z plimsoll (P.), a
(. v.), -es, -ing, -edj -er, -era;
'pllni Pliny
plinO, -s plinth, -s
2) (s.) plaice
'pleiset [-sit], -s placet, -s
'plaudit, -s plaudit, -s
pleit, -s, -ig, -id 1) platje (. v.)t 'pla:tas Plautua
-es, -ing, -ed; 2) dialectal for
pla.'zl'blliti [-za'b-] plausibility
pliet plait, etc.
'pla:zlb|l [-zab-], -11, -Inls plaus'pleitfal, -z plateful, -a
ibjle, -ly, -leness
'pleiton Plato
plod, -z, -Ig, -Id; -a*, -az plod
pleiz plays (from play)
(s. v.), -s, -ding, -ded; -der, -ders
O'plebisit, -s plebiscite, -s
plop, -s, -ig, -t plop (s. -.), -3,
-ping, -ped
pleds, -iz, -ig, -d; -a*, -az pledgje
(. v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
plot, -8, -ig, -Id; -a*, -az plot

'pleksas, -iz plexus, -es

plenipa'tenjiarji [-po't^], -iz plenipotentiarly (. a^.), -ies
'pleni1jn:d plenitude
'plenti plenty
'plenti|ful, -full [-fall], -fulnis
plenti|ful, -fully, -fulness

(s. .)* -s,

Oplnun,
plum|e

-ting, -ted; -ter, -tera

-z, -Ig,
(. v.),

-d; -1; -Ids/iz

-ed; -y;

-es, -ing,

-age/s
'plu:,pa:Cikt, -s pluperfect, -s
'|)lu:ta:k

Plutarch

'pla:takrcet, -s plutocrat, -s

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335

'poniii

pln:t3'krtetik plutocratic
'pla:toa Pluto

O'poun|i,

pln:'tonni3u

'ponpdam,

Plutonian
pla:'tkr3si plutocracy
plui'tanik Plutonic

ad{}.),

-z plural, -a

-izm
'pluarssi pluracy
'plu3r3l|ist/s,

-li, -nis popish, -ly, -neaa

^pon'pnri(popn'ri), -z pot-pourri,

Foe;

1)

O'pouel
'ponem,

[-ism

-z

2)

Pau

Powell
'ponim, -z poem,

-al]

[-il,

=
=

-s

'ponet, -8
'ponit, -s poet, -s
pou'etik,-9l, -all poetic, -al, -ally

O'pouim ['ponem],

O'ponskaid, -z postcard, -s
'ponsm-, pou8'ppou8t-

'pon8skript, -s postscript,
ponst^ -8, -ig, -id post

plaraJ{ist/s,

'plnarisi [-rasi] pleurisy

plna'ritik pleuritic

pen

-ry

-s

-iz pluralitlj, -lea

'plii3r|3, -i:, -92, -al {adj.) pleur|a,
-86, -as, -al
(s.

pope (P.), -a;

popedom, -s

-ari
-z

'poupij",

'plu:Ti|3l, -88 pluvi|al, -ous

O plna'rgelitji,
'pluaral

-iz pon|y, -ies

O poup, -s;

[-njaii]

po'Iik-

poem,

-s.

-s
{s.

v.),

-ing, -ed

'ponstbteg, -z post-bag, -s
'ponst'deit, -s, -ig, -id postdatje,
-ea, -ing, -ed
'ponsta*, -z poster, -s
'ponstal postal
'pon8ta'n, -z poatern, -a
'ponst'fri: poat-free
'ponst'beist posthaste

potei'tosta*, -z poetaster, -s
'pouitis, -iz poetess, -es

'ponstha:n, -z posthorn, -s
'poastha:8, -iz poathorae, -a
'ponstids, -iz postage, -a
'ponstkaid, -z postcard, -a
'ponstlman, -man postjman, -men

O ponk^

'poa8tma:k,

'poai8i

[-izi]

-z

poesy

'pouit ['pouet], -s; -ri poet,

-8, -ifl, -t 1)

-ea, -ing, -ed; 2)

'ponka*, -z poker,

pok|e

-s;

(. v.),

Polk

-s,

-s

-Hi,

-iuis
pok|y, -ier, -iest, -ily, -inesa
pool, -z, -ig, -d 1) (s.) pole (P.),

'ponk|i,

-s

[-ry

-s;
-a,

-ia*,

-list,

2) (. V.) poll (at elections),

-ing, -ed

'poulteks, -Iz poleaxe, -s

pon'Ijeriti polarity
'ponla*, -z polar (s. a^-),

-s

'ponlaraiz, -iz, -ig, -d polariz|e

[-isa-]!
[-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed
polarizationj
poularai'zei/an
'ponlij Polish (adj.) {of Poland)
'ponlktet, -9 polecat, -s
'ponlka ['pal-j, -z polka, -s

'pouloa polo
'ponl8ta:*, -z pole-star, -s
ponlt, -8 poult, -a
'poulta*, -z poulter, -a
'poultara*, -z poulterer, -a
'poultis, -iz, -ig, -t poultic|e

-ed
'ponltri, -ja:d/z poultry, -yard/s
'poaltrifa:m,-z,-i|| poultry-farm,
-ea, -ing,

v.),

-8,

-ing

postmark,

'poasfmaista*, -z postmaster,
'ponstma'ridian post-meridian

-a

'poustafi8, -iz poat-office, -a

poust'poun [pa8'p-],
-mant poatponje (s.
-ed; -ement
'pon8t're8tant

'ponland Poland

(.

-s, -ig, -t

-ing, -ed

-z, -ig,

[-ta:nt]

-d;

-ing,

v.), -ea,

poste

restante
'ponstjeiz ['pouj"/-], -iz postchaise, -a
O'ponjan, -z potion, -a
pon'teijan, -z potation, -a
pouten'tila [-tan-],-z potentilla, -a
'poutabl, -z, -nis potable, -a, -neaa
'pontanisi, -t, -tli poten|cy, -t, -tly
'pontantit, -8 potentate, -a

poutj,

-iz, -ig, -t; -a*, -az

poach,

-ea, -ing, -ed; -er, -era

Opouz,
(.

v.),

-iz, -iflj -d; -a*, -az po8|e

-ea, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers

'ponzji, -iz pos|y, -ies

= pon'etik,
= 'pua* poor,
poi- = ponipo'm-, pos't-, po't- = papo'lik- = pa'lik-

po'etik,
'poa*,

po'l-,

etc.

etc.

etc.

rfc.

pa; 'po:Jia

336

po:,

-z, -ig, -d paw (s. v.), -a,

-ing, -ed
pa:' [po:a*]j -z, -rig, -d 1) pour
-8, -ing,
-ed; 2) por|e,
(8. v.),
-es, -ing, -ed ; 8)

Opa:d

=pn* poor, etc.

pawed

(from paw);
1) poured (/Vow pour); 3) pored
(from pore)
1)

O'paifiri porphyry (P.)

Opo:k pork
'pa:k3*, -z porker, -s
'pa:k|i,

-ia,

1)

pawk|y,

2)

porky

-iist,

-ill,

-inis

-ier, -iest, -ily, -iness;

'paikjnpain, -z porcupine, -8
Opa:l, -z, -ig, -d 1) Paul,
2)

pall

3)

pawl

(s.

v.),

(s.

v.),

-B,
-8,

poit 'poiz|n

O pa:t,_ -s,

-ig, -id 1) port (.

-ing, -ed; 2) Porte
pa:'tend, -z, -ig, -id portend,

v.),

-8,

-s,

-ing, -ed

'pa:teut [-taut], -s portent, -s

pai'tentas, -li portentous, -ly
'paita*, -z porter (P.), -s

'paitabi, -nis portable, -ness

'paitant, -8
'pa.'tent, -s
[-s
'pa:taria3 porterage
pa:t'fonljou [-lion], -z portfolio,
'pa:tikou, -z portico, -s

'pa:tjngl [-t/n-] Portugal

pa:^a'gi:z [-tjn-] Portuguese
'pa:tl, -z portal, -s

-'s;

-ing, -ed;
-ing, -ed

'pa.'tland
'pa:tl|i,

Portland
-iist, -inis

-la*,

portl|y,

-ier, -iest, -iness

Pauline 1) (s.) (scholar pait'mtenton, -z portmanteau, -s

of St. PauTs school), -s; 2) (adj.) 'pa:tman Portman
'pailas Paulus
pa:'trei, -z, -ig, -d; -a'/z; -al/z
[(of St. Patd)
'poilain, -z

'po'lfri, -z palfrey (P.), -s

'pa:li:n

portray,

Pauline (woman's name)

'pa-lt{a*, -3Z, -arig,

-ad; -ara*/z

palt|er,-ers, -ering, -ered; -erer/s

-ili, -inig

-a,

-ing, -ed; -er/s; -al/s

'p3:trit,-s; -ist/s portrait, -s; -ist/s

'pa;tritj'a* [-trat/-] portraiture

parts ports (from port)

Portsea
'paitsmaO Portsmouth
'paitj", -iz porch, -es
paitjngpai^'ng-

paltr|y,

'paitsi'

-id pals|y, -ies, -ied

Opam, -z, >ig, ^d; -a*, -az pawn
(s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers

O pa:z,

'paiparaiz, -iz^ -ig, -d pauperiz|e

[-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed

O'painanjsi ['paignan-], -t, -tli

poignan|cy, -t, -tly
paint, -8, -ig, -id; -a*, -az point

'pa'ltr|i, -iist,

-ie8t, -ily, -iness

pa:lz 1) palls; 2) Paul's

'pa:lzgreiT Palsgrave

'pa'lzji, >iz,

-iz, -ig,

-d

1) (s. v.)

pausje,

pours (from
pour); 3) pores (from pore);
'pa:nbrouk{a*, -az, -ig pawn4) paws (from paw)
brok|er, -ers, -ing
pad, -z, -ig, -id pod (s. v.), -s,
-ding, -ded
pai'ni:, -z pawnee, -s
painjap^ -8 pawnshop, -s
'padagra [pa'dsegra, pa'd-] po'pamtikit, -s pawnticket, -b
dagra
points, -iz paunch, -es
O'pacia*, -z, -rig, -d pother (s. v.),
-8, -ing, -ed
0'pa:pa*,-z; -rizm pauper, -s; -ism

pa:parai'zeijdn

pauperization

'paipas, -iz porpoise, -s

O'paira*,
2) (adj.)

-z

1)

(.)

([-isa-]

pourer,

-s;

'pnara* poorer

'pairas, -li, -nis porous, -ly, -ness

pa:'rasiti porosity

0'pa:siti paucity
'pa:sliii, -z porcelain, -s
O'paiJJan, -nz, -anig [-ijiig], -and
porti|on (a. v.), -ons, -oning,
[-oned
'paijia [-Jja] Portia

-es,

-ing,

-ed;

2)

(s. V.) (P.), -s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers

'paintid, -11, -nis pointed (ac^.),
'paint'leis pointlace
[-ly, -ness
'paintlis, -nis pointless, -ness

'paints|man ,

men

-men

pointsjman,
[-ingj -ed3

paiz. -iz, -ig, -d poisle (s. v.), -es,J

'paizfn, -nz, -^ig [-nig], -nd;
-i^a*/Z [-na*/z] pois|on (. v.),
-ons, -oning, -oned; -oner/s

poiz^ias polz

337

poma'reinia

'posi

'poizi^as [-zn-], -li, -nis poisonous, -ly, -ness

O pama'reinia [-iga], -n/z Fomer-

Opak,

'pamfrit, -s 1) pomfret (fish), -s;

'pAmfrit
2)
'pamgrtenit [pam'g-], -s pomegranate, -s

-s

pock,

-s

'pakit, -s, -in, -id pocket (s.v.),

-s, -ing, -ed

ania, -n/s

paks 1) pocks (/Vom pock); 2) pox

Opalj -z poll (s.) (parrot, those 'pamp,
taking pass degree at Cambridge)
(P.), -s

'palad, -z, -ig, -id pollard (. v.)

(P.), -s, -ing, -ed
'palaks Pollux
'palan, etc.
'palln pollen, etc.
pala'neiz, -iz polonaise, -s
'palasi,

etc.

=
= 'palisi,

etc.

'palak Pollock
'palM, -z
'pad- palfrey,

-s

'palji, -iz jpoll|y (P.), -ies

pali'sendrfas, -i polyandr]ous, -y
pali'fiimas Polyphemus

pali'fanik ^polyphonic
pa'ligamlas [pa'l-], -i, -ist/s poly-

gam|ous,

-y, -ist/s

'paligan, -z polygon,
pa'liganl polygonal
'paliglat, -s polyglot

-s

pomp,

[-ness

-s

'pampas, -li, -nis pompous, -ly,

'pampi Pompey
pam'pi:ai [-'peii:, 'pampiai]Pompam'pi:an Pompeian
[peii
pam'pasiti pomposity

Opand,

pond

-z, -ifl, -id

(P.), -s, -ing,

(s.

v.)

-ed

'panda*, -z, -riij/li, -d ponder, -s,

-Jng/ly, -ed
pandara'billti ponderability
'pandarabl, -nis ponderable, -ness
'pandoras, -li, -nis ponderous, -ly,
pandi'tjeri Pondicherry [-ness
'pandsi: pongee
'panjad, -z, -ii|, -id poniard (s. v.),
'pantas Pontus
[-s, -ing, -ed
'pantif, -s pontiff, -s

-a

'pantifeks Pontifex
pan'tifik, -al/z, -ali;

(s. adj.), -a
-it/s pontific, -al/s, -ally; -ate/s
paIi'M:ar [an [-'hedr-], -a, -anz, -al
polyhedr|on, -a, -ons, -al
pan'tuin, -z pontoon, -g
'palika:p Polycarp
panz 1) Pons; 2)
pandz ponds
pa'likratiiz [po'l-] Polycrates
Opap(s. V. intery.),-s, -ig, -tj -a*/z
pop, s, -ping, -ped; -per/s
'palin [-Ian] (..), -z,-ii|,-d pollen
(P.), -s, -ing, -ed
'pap|i, -iz popply (P.), -ies
pali'niizia [-^a, -3a, -sja]; -n/z 'papihed, -z poppy-head, -s
Polynesia, -n/s
'papindsei, -z popinjay, -s
'palip, -s; -as, -ai polyp, -s; -us, -i papju'lseriti popularity
pali'pondiam [-djam] polypodium papjn'lei/an, -z population, -s

'palisji [-las-], -iz polic|y, -ies

'palisi'Isebik,

-ali

polysyUabic,

-aUy
'pali^silabl, -z polysyllable, -s

'pali/, -iz, -ii), -t; -a*, -az polish

(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers

pali'teknik,

-s

polytechnic

'paliti polity

[<idj-)j

(s.

"^

'papjnleit, -s, -ig, -id populat|e,

-es, -ing, -ed
'papjnla*, -li popular, -ly
'papjnlaraiz, -iz, -ig, -d popular-izje [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed
'papjulas, -li, -nis populous, -ly,!
'papjulis [-las] populace [-nessj
'pap|l, -Iz, -Pfl [-lio], -Id popp|le,
-Ies, -ling, -led
'papla*, -z poplar (P.), -s

'palitik [-lat-], -s politic, -s

pali'tijan, -z politician, -s
'paliei'|ist/8, -izm polythe|ist/s,1
paliOi'lstik polytheistic [-ismj

O'parids porridge

'palka, -z == 'poulka, -z polka, -s

pal'trnin, -z, -ari poltroon, -s, -ery

Opa'saidan

'palta*, 'paltri, 'palzi

palz polls (from poll)

Miehaelis A Jones,

'po:l-

'papjap,

-s

pop-shop,

-s

'parindsa*, -z porringer,

-s

[po-, pa-] Poseidon

'pasabl, etc. == 'pasibl, etc.
'pasi, -z posse, -s

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pasi'biliti

'praimal

'praimari prte^it

338

pasi'bilit|i [-sa'b-], -iz possibilit|y,

-ies
'pasib|l [-seb-], -li possib|le, -ly

'praimarji, -iz primar|y, -ies

'praimari|li, -nis primri|ly, -ness
'praimjas, -asi primjus, -acy

'p9sit posset
p9s'terit|i, -iz po8terit|y, -ies
pag'tiaria , -li posterior, -ly

'praimids primage

'pastil, -z postil, -s

-yua*] primogeniture
prai'maidial [-djal] primordial
'praimrili^ etc.
'praimarill

pas'tiljan, -z

pas'til-

pastju'leij^n, -z postulation, -s
'pas^uleit, -s, -iij, -id postulat|e
(.), -es, -ing, -ed
'pas^ulant, -8 postulant, -s
'pastjnlit, -s postulate (.), -s
'pastjnmas, -li posthumoas, -ly
'pastja*,-z, -rig, -d postur|e (s.v.),
-es, -ing, -ed

Opat,

-8, -iflj -id; -a*, -az 1) pot

(s. v.), -a, -tmg, -ted; -ter, -ters;

2)

Pott

'patseX, -wa:ta* potash, -water

'patbaila*, -z pot-boiler, -s

'pata*

(. v.),

potter

-z, -rii),

-d; -ra*, -raz

-ed; -er, -era

(P.), -s, -ing,

'patar|i, -iz potter|y, -ies

'pathnk, -8 pothook, -s
'patids pottage
'patifa* [.fa:*] Potiphar

-z

-ism

[boat), -s

pram

(flat-hottomed
-t;
-a*, -az
-es, -ing, -ed; -er,
-ii),

-ers
-aiz, -aiiii/li, -aid pr|y,
-ying/ly, -led

praid

1) pride (P.); 2) pried (from

pry)
'praia*, -z prior (. adj.) (P.), -s

'praiarji, -iz prior|y, -ies

[-res], -iz prioress, -es
praim, -z, -ig, -d prim|e(s.a(y.i;.),
-es, -ing, -ed
'praima*, -z primer (one who or
that which primes), -s
'praima*, -z primer (elementary

'praians

'praimal primal

-t;

-lis

'prAivasi privacy
praiva'tia*, -z privateer, -s
'praivit, -s, -li, -nis private

(s.

-ness
praiz, -iz, -iii, -d 1) pris|e (s. v.),
-es, -ing, -ed; 2) priz|e (s. v.),
-es, -ing, -ed; 3) pries (from pry)
'praizfait, -s, -a*, -az prize-fight,
adj.), -s, -ly,

-s,

-er, -ers

'praizkait, -s prize-court, -s
'praizjman [-msen], -man [-men]

-z

prow,

[book), -s

-s

-a*, -ist, -li, -nis

-er, -est, -ly,

Opr|ai,
-ies,

-ig,

(P.), -es, -ing,

praud,

-es,.-ely, -eness; -ist/s,

pra:ns, -iz,
pranc|e (P.),

pricje
-ed; -eless
prai'TeiJan, -z privation, -s
-IZ.

(s. V.)

Oprau,

O'paTati poverty
O'pazitiT [-zat-], -z, -li, -nis;
-ist/s, -izm positiv|e (s. adj.),

pra:m,

prais,

prize|man, -men

'pat'lAk pot-luck
'pat'Jat, "S pot-shot, -s

Prakrit

prai'aritji, -iz priorit|y, -ies

'praizrig, -z prize-ring, -s

'patl, -z pottle, -8

'praikrit

'praimit,-8, -Jip primate, -s, -ship

praimotf'dsenitja* [-t/na*,

proud,

-ness

'pranis prowess
pranl, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az prowl
(s.

v.),

-s,

-ing, -ed; -er, -ers

O prag 'mtetik, -al, -ali pragmatic,

-al, -ally
'prseksjis, -i:z prax|is, -es
prekti'keliti practicality

preektika'biliti practicability
'praektikabjl, -li, -Inis practicab|le, -ly, -leness
'priektik|l, -ali, -Inis practic|al,
-ally, -alness
'praektis, -iz, -ig, -t; -a*, -az
1) (s.) practice, -s; 2) (t).)practis|e,
-es, -ing, -ed; -er, -era
prsek'tijana* [-Jpi-], -z practitioner, -s

prsem, -z pram (perambulator), -s

'prtembjnleita*, -z
pa'rsem-

perambulator, -s
prtegk (s. v.), -s, -ig, -t; -i/, -sam
prank, -s, -ing, -ed; -ish, -some
prsegt
prtegkt pranked

pr eeps

'prelj n:d

prteps [pa'haepB] perhaps

prse'tilk, -s pratique, -s
prt|l, -Iz, -fig [-liflli -Id; -la'/z
[-la*/z] pratt|le (s. v.), -les, -ling,
[-led; -ler/s
O'prAsik prussic

'prA/|a, -an/z PrusBi|a, -an/s

'prAjiit, -s prussiate, -a
prei, -z, -ig, -d 1) pray, -a, -ing,
-ed; 2) prey (s. i;.). -s. "ingi -ed

preid 1) Praed; 2) prayed; 3) preyed

'prei3*,-zprayer(oetoAo|)rays),-s

preig Prague
'preisi:, -z

'presi:, -z

-id; -a*, -az prat|e

-ed; -er, -era
(s. .), -es, -ing,
preiz,-iz,-ii|,-d; -3*,-3z l)prais{e
(a. v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers;
2) prays (from pray); 3) preys

preit, -s,

-ii),

(from prey)
'preizwaidji, -inis praiseworth|y,
-iness
'preband, -z; -ari, -ariz prebend,

-s; -ary, -arias

'pred8tr|i, -ill, -inis predatorjy,
-ily, -iness
predi'keiXan, -z predication, -a
'predikeit, -s, -ig, -id predicat|e
(.),

-es,

-t

prejudic|e (s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed

predsn'dijrial [-dsa'd-], -ali prejudici|al, -ally

= 'preia*,

-z prayer, -s

prefa'renjal preferential
'preferab|l, -Ii, -Inis preferabjle,
-ly, -leness
'prefarans, -iz preference, -s

'prefis, etc.
'prefas, etc.
'prefatarii, -ili prefator|y, -ily
prefa'toa:ial prefatorial
'prefis [-fas], -iz, -ig, -t prefacje
(s.

v.),

'prefr-

-es, -ing,

^prema'ljaa* [.prlim-], -Ii, -nis

premature, -ly, -nesa
'premis, -iz premise, -a [-s, -ship
'prenya*, -z, -Jip premier (s.a(&'.),
'prentis, -iz 1) prentice (P.), -s;
2) Prentiss
prepa'reijan, -z preparation, -s
prepa'zijjan, -anz; -an). [-vWy

anali [-if^au, -?U] prepositi|on,

-ons; -onal, -onally
pres

(s. v.), -iz, -ig/Ii, -t; -a*/z

press, -es, -ing/ly, -ed; -er/s
'presgseg, -z press^ang, -s

'presi:, -z precis (sing.), (plur.)

'presidanjs, -si, -t

(adj.),

-tli

pri'siid- precedence, -cy, -t, -tly

'presidant (s.), -s, -id precedent,
-8, -ed
'presids, -iz,
(s.),

-a; 2)

-ii),

-d

1)

presage

= pri'seids presag|e

(v.), -es, -ing, -ed

'presipis, -iz precipice, -s
'preskat Prescot(t)
'pres|man [-msen], -man [-men]

press|man, -men
prest pressed (from press)
'prestan Preston
[tion
pres'ti:3 prestige
'prestididsi'teijan prestidigitapresti'didsiteita*, -z prestidigit-

-ing -ed

'predlkabl predicable
'predikit, -s predicate (s.), -s
'predsndis [-dsad-], -iz, -ii|,

'prea*, -z

^prema'ijna*prezn'tei/gn

339

-ed

'prefar-

ator, -s

[-ion
'preston, -z presto (P.), -s
'preX|a*, -az; -an pressjure, -ures;
'prejas, -Ii, -nis precious, -ly, -ness
'prejianls, -t/li prescien|ce, -t/ly
preji'asiti preciosity

'pretarit, -s preterite, -s [-t, -tly

'preYaIan|s, -t, -tli prevalen|ce,
'prezbitja*, -az; -ari, -ariz presbyt|er, -ers; -ery, -eries

prezbi'tiarian, -z, -izm Presbyt[tion, -s

erian, -s, -ism
prezen'teijan [-zan-], -z presenta'prezans, -iz presence, -s
'prezant, -s, -Ii present (s. a^'.),

'pregnabl pregnable
'pregnanjsi, -t, -tli pregnan|cy,
[-t, -tly
'prekatari precatory
'prelasji, -iz prelacjy, -ies
'prelit [-lat], -s prelate, -s

'prelju:d,
(s.

v.),

-z,

-iij,

-es, -ing,

-id

-ed

prelud|e

preza-'reijan, -z preservation, -s
prezi'denjal presidential
'prezidansji, -iz presidenc|y, -ies
'prezidant, -s president, -s
'prezan'preznjs, -t, etc.
prezenprezn'teijan, -z

=
=

22*

pragnosti'keij'an

'prea*

0'pre9*j"Z prayer (gMjpZico<ton),

340
-s

'pr3|ful, -fall [-fall], -fulnis

prayer|ful, -fully, -fulness
'prealis, -li, -nis prayerlese, -ly,
[-ness
'preari, -z prairie (P.), -s
Opra- [pro-] pro- {p-efix)

prd'hei/an. -z probation, -b
pra'beijanfa* [-J^i-], -az; -ari
probation|er, -ers; -ary

pra'dAkJ^n,
pra'dAktir,

production, -s
-nis productive,

-z
-li,

-ly, -ness

pra'dlkamant,
dicament, -s

-s

= pri'd-

-li, -nis prodigious,

-ness
pra'djnis, -iz, -ig, -t; -a*, -az;

-ly,

-ibl [-abl] producje (v.), -es, -ing,

-ed; -er, -ers; -ible
pra'dsekjan, -z projection, -s
pra'd^ekt, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az
project (.), -s, -ing, -ed; -or, -ors
pra'dsektail, -z 1) (adj.) project2)

(s.)

'pradsiktail, -z

projectile, -s

pra'dsektiT, -li projective, -ly

pra'dsenita* [prow'ds-], -z progenitor, -B
pra'faun|d, -da*, -dist, -dli,-({nis
prof oun|d, -der, -dest, -dly, -dness
pra'fsenitli, -iz profanitjy, -ies
pra'fAndit|i, -iz profunditjy, -ies
pra'fein, -a*, -ist; -li, -nis; -z,
-ig, -d; -a*, -az profan|e (a<^'. v.),
-er, -est; -ely, -eness; -es, -ing,
-ed; -er, -ers
pra'feSj -iz, -ig, -t, -idli profess,
-es,

-mg,

-ed, -edly

pra'fesa*, -z,

-rit; -Jip/s
fessor, -s, -ate; -ship/s

pra'fejbn, -anz;

-an^-ijij.],

pro-

-anali

-onally
pra'fetik, -al, -aU prophetic,

-al,

-ally
-tly

pra'l]u:8, -ist, -li, -nis profuse,

-st, -ly, -ness
-z profusion, -s

pragnasti'keijaiij-z prognostication, -s

-or, -ors

pra'gres, -iz, -ig, -t; -ist/s progress (.), -es, -ing, -ed; -ist/s
pra'gresiv, -z, -li, -nis progressive
(s.

a^.),

-ly,

-s,

-ness

pra'gre/an, -z progression, -s
pra'grajanj [Si/W progressional
pra'heeps common dialectal form
of perhaps
-a*, -az;
prohibit, -s, -ing,
-ed; -or, -ors; -ory; -ive/ly
pra'l^jua* [-'kjoa*, -'kjaia*], -z,
-rig, -d; -ra*, -raz; -rabl procur|e,-es,-ing,-ed; -er,-ers; -able
pra'kleim, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az
proclaim, -s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers

ri;

-s, -ig, -id;

-iv/li

pra'klivit|i,

-iz proclivit|y, -ies

prakrtesti'neij'an, -z procrastination, -s
pra'kreestineit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*,
az procrastinat|e, -es, -ing, -ed;
-or, -ors
pra'lifik, -nis prolific, -ness

pra'liminar|i, -iz, -ili

pri'lpreliminar|y (s. adj.), -ies, -ily
pra'lag, -z, -ig, -d prolong, -s,
-ing, -ed
pra'mi:0{ian [-e|janj, -ju:s Prometh|eaii, -eus

pra'miskjnaa,

-li,

-nis

promis-

cuous, -ly, -ness

pra'monj'an, -z promotion,

-s

pra'mout,

-az;

-s, -ig, -id; -a*,

-iv promot|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er,

-ers; -ive

pra'nanns,

-iz, -ig, -t, -idli; -a*,

-abl pronounc|e, -es, -ing,

-ed, -edly; -er, -ers; -cable
[-s

pranAnsi'eiJan, -z pronunciation,
pranAnsia'mentou [-nji-], -z pro-

nunciamento,

-s

[-ally"]

pra'naminl^, -ali prononun|al,J

pra'fi/^nlsi, -t, -tU proficien|cy,

pra'Qnis^n,

-s, -ig, -id; -a*,

-az prognosticat|e, -es, -ing, -ed;

az;

[-^alil professi|on, -ons; -onal,

-t,

prag'nastikeit,

pra'hibit,
pre-

pra'didsas,

ile;

prag'nastikeitpra'pelant

pra'pannd, -z, -ig, -id; -a*, -az

propound, -s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
pra'pAl|8iT, -Jan propul|sive, -sion
pra'pel, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az propel,
-s,

-ling, -led; -ler, -lers

pra'pelant, -s propellent

(.

a4j.),

pra'pensiti pras'pehtJT

341

pras'treit 'priidispa'zijan

= pras'treit,

pra'pensitji, -iz propensitjy, -ies

pras'treit,

pra'pigkwlti propinquity

pra'tekjan. -z protection, -s
pra'tekjanfist/s [-Ji^-], -izm protection|ist/8, -ism

pra'pijas,
-ly, -nesB

-li,

-nis

propitious,

praplji'd/an,

-z propitiation, -s
pra'pijieit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az
propitiat|e, -es, -ing, -ed -or, -ors
pra'pijlatdri [-Jleit] propitiat;

ory
pra'ponz,

-iz, -ii), -d; -a'/z; -al/z

propos|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er/s;

-al/s

pra'paiJI^n, -anz, -anii| [-Jfi^],

-and proporti|on (s. v.), -ons,
-oning, -oned
prapaija'nseliti [-Jj^'ae-] proportionality
pra'pa:Xanab|l [-Ji^-], -li propor-

tional |le, -ly

pra'parjanit [-Jui-],

-li, -nis proportionate, -ly, -ness

pra'po:J|anl [-ifl.], -anali [-^lali]
proporti|onal, -onally
pra'praiata*, -z, -Jip proprietor,
-s, -ship
pra'pralat|i, -iz; -ari propriet|y,
-ies; -ary
pra'praiatris, -iz proprietress, -es
pra'rong, -z, -iij, -d prorogu|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
pra'ses, -iz, -ig, -t process (v.),
-es, -ing, -ed
pra'se/lan, -anz; -an^z [Sv^-J
processi|on, -ons; -onal/s (s.a^'.)

pra'si:d, -z, -ig, -id proceed (v.),

-a, -ing, -ed
pra'8i:dig (s.), -z proceeding, -s

pra'siidsa*, -z procedure, -s
prou'si:npra'siinpras'kraib^ -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az
1) proscnb|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er,
-ers; 2) := pris'kraib, etc.
pras'krip/an, -z 1) proscription,

-s; 2)

= pris'kripjan,

-z

pra'sodik, -al prosodic, -al

pras'pekt [pros-, 'praspekt], -s.
-ig, -id prospect (v.), -s, -ing, -ed
pras'pekta* [pros-], -z prospector, -s

pras'pektas, -iz prospectus, -es

pras'pektiT [pros-], -U, -nis
prospective, -ly, -ness

etc.

etc.

pra'tekt, -s, -ig/li, -id; -a*, -az

protect, -s, -ing/ly, -ed; -or, -ors
pra'tektarit, -s protectorate, -a
pra'tektir, -li, -nis protective,
-ly, -ness
pra'tektris, -iz protectress, -es
pra'test, -s, -ig/li, -id; -a*, -az
protest (.), -s, -ing/ly, -ed; -er,
-ers

pra'1jn:baran|s, -siz; -t, -tli

protuberan|ce, -ces; -t, -tly
pra'trfekjan, -z protraction, -s
pra'trsekt, -s, -ig, -id, -idli;
-a*, -az; -ail protract, -s, -ing,
-ed, -edly; -or, -ors; -ile
-z, -ig, -id protrud|e,

pra'trnid,

-ed

-es, -ing,

pra'trnisiT,
-ly, -ness

-li,

-nis protrusive,

pra'trn:3an, -z protrusion, -s
pra'vaid, -z, -ig, -id; -a*, -az
provid|e, -es, -ing, -ed [v. conj.);
-er, -ers

pra'vaiza*^ -z; -ri, -rili pro visor,

-s;

-y, -ily

[-ly
pra'vaizon, -z proviso, -es
pra'vaibial [-bjal], -i proverbial,
pra'vinJIal, -alz, -ali; -alizm/z

provinci|al (s. adj.), -als, -ally;

-alism/s
pra'Ti3|an, -anz, -anig [-ifig],
-and provisi|on (s. v.), -ons,
-oning, -oned
pra'visfan^ [-j^W, -anali [-i^ali,
jf]i] provisi|onal, -onally

pra'Tonk,

-s. -ig, -igli, -t; -a*,

-az provokfe, -es, .-ing

-ingly, -ed; -er, -ers

{v. adj.),

pra'Tokativ provocative
prou'zeiik,
pra'zeiik, etc.

O pri:-

etc.

pre- (jprefw) see also pri-

prr'sembl, -z preamble,
prii'destin,

etc.

-s

= pri'destin,

etc.

priidi'lekjan, -z predilection, -s
'pri:di,sesa*, -z predecessor, -s
'pri:di'si:s, -iz, -ig, -t predeceas|e,
[tion, -si
-es, -ing, -ed
'pri:dispa'zij'an, -z predisposi-J

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'priistis pri'kaisa*

'pri:dis'pouz, -iz, ii), -d predispos|e, -es, -ing, -ed

'priidi'taimin, -z^ -ii|, -d prede-

'pri:stl{i, -inis 1) priestljy, -iness;

-mg, -ed
'priidita.'mi'neij'dn predetermina-

'priitekst, -s pretext, -s
'pri:ta* [-ta:*], -z; -Jip prsetor,

terinin|e, -es,

tion
'pri:'d3Ad3, -iz, -ii), -d: -msnt/s
prejudgle, -es, -ing, -ed; -ment/a
pri''emin3n|s, -t, -tli pre-eminen|ce,

-t,

-s; -ship

pri:'ta:ri{al, -an,

'pri:ig'zist, -s, -ig, -id; -ans, -ant

pre-exiat, -s, -ing, -ed ; -ence, -ent

prr'kaisa*, -z, -ri precursor, -a, -y

'pri:k8u'8epj'an, -z preconception, -s

'priikan'siiT, -z, -ig, -d preconceiv|e, -es, -ing, -ed

prii'mediteit, etc.
pri'm'priima'dona, -z prima-donna, -a
priima'nij'sn [-mo'n-], -z premonition, -s

-nis
premature, -ly, -ness

= ^prem-

^priiiiia'lijua*,

-Ii,

'priiiqjain, -z

premium,

-s

j>ri:'noamen, -z prsenomen,

-s

preknowledge

'pri:a:'dein, -z,
-s, -ing, -ed

prii'a^upai,

-ii|,

etc.

>d preordain,

= pri-

-d; -mant/s
prepafy, -ys, -ying, -id; -yment/s
prizpa'zes, -iz, -ig, -ii|li, -t prepoaaess, -es, -ing, -ingly, -ed
priipa'zeX^n, -z prepossession, -s
pri:s Preece
-z,

-ig,

'pri:sApa'ziJ'an, -z presupposition,
'priisept, -s precept, -s
[-s
'priisa'ponz, -iz, -ig, -d presnppos|e, -es, -ing, -ed
pri''gi:d, -z, -ig, -id preced|e, -es,
-ing, -ed
'pri:sigftt, -s precinct, -s

'priiskript, -s prescript, -s
priist. -s priest (P.), -s
'pri:st[hnd, -kra:ft, -laik priest[iiood, -craft, -like

-am/z, -a praetor-

-an, -um/s, -a

i|al,

priitj", -iz. -ii|, -ii|z, -tj -a*, -az

preach

prefix (v.), -es, -ing, -ed

'pri:his'tarik, -all prehistoric,-ally

'prii'pei,

2) Priestley

-tly

'priifekt, -s prefect, -s
[ure, -s
'priifekljjiia* [-t/wa*], -z prefect'pri:fiks, -iz prefix (s.), -es
prii'fiks ['priifiks], -iz, -ii|, -t

'pri;'nolid3

'pri:stis^ -iz priestess, -es

(s.

v.),

-es,

-ing

{v. s.),

-ings, -ed; -er, -ers

-faiz, -faiig, -faid
preachi|iy, -fies, -fying, -fied
prii'rent, -s, -ig, -id prevent

'pri:t/i{fai,

(go before), -a, -ing, -ed

'priiTjas [-Tlas], -Ii, -nis previous,
-ly, -ness
pri- pre- [prefix) see also pri:pri'sempri:'aem-

pri'destin

[pri:-], -z, -ig, -d predeBtin|e, -es, -ing, -ed

pridesti'neij'an [pri:d-] predestination

pri'destineit [pri:'d-], -s, -ig. -id
predestinat|e, -ea, -ing, -ed
pri'dikamant [pra'd-], -s pre-

dicament,

-s

pri'dikatiT, -Ii predicative, -ly

pri'dikjan, -z prediction, -s
pri'dikt, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az;
-abl predict, -s, -ing, -ed; -er,
-era; -able

pridami'neij'dn predomination
pri'domineit, -s, -ig, -id predominat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
pri'daniinan|s, -t, -tli predoinin'pri8i' prithee
[an|ce, -t, -tly
pri'empri:'empri'fa:*, -z, -rig, -d; -mant/s
prefer, -s, -ring, -red; -ment/s
prig, -z, -ig, -d; -ari prig (g. v.),
-s, -ging, -ged; -gery

'prigij",

-Ii,

-nis

priggish,

-ly,

-neas
pri'Iiens|ail, -ibl [-abl] prehena|ile, -ible

prik,
(s.

-s, -igj -t;

v.),

-a,

-a*, -az

prick

-ing, -ed; -er, -era

pri'kearias, -Ii, -nis precarious,

-ly, -ness
pri'ka:sa* [pri:-], -z, -ri precursor,
-s, -y

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'prik|l,
[']i]

-Iz,

-liii

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[.pi)],

(s.

v.),

-Id;

-li

-les, -ling,

priokjg'pei-

pri'Tcerik-

priakju'peiXan [pri:-], -z preoccupation,

-s

pri'pffiratiT, -li preparative, -ly

-led; -ly

pri'kluid, -z, -ig, -id precludje,

-es, -ing, -ed
pri'kla:|3ii, siTpreclulsion, -siye
pri'konjas, -li, -nis precocious,
-ly, -nesa
prrkai^an, -z precaution, -s
pri'ka.'J^nari [- J^i-] precautionary
pri'kasiti precocity

priliminar|i [pra'l-], -iz,

preliminar|y (s. acy.), -les,
prim, -a*, -ist; -11, -nis; -z,

-ili

-ily
-ii),

-d prim {adj. v.) (P.), -mer,

-mest; -ly, -ness; -s, -ming, -med
pri'maiz, -iz, -ii|, -d premi8|e
(v.), -es, -ing, -ed

primedi'teij^n

[pri:-]

premedita-

tion
pri'mediteit [pri:-], -s, -ig, -id
premeditatje, -es, -ing, -ed
'prima*, -z 1) primmer {compar.
o/'prim); 2)='praima*(eJeew<ary book), -z primer, -s
primitiT, -li, -nis primitive, -ly,
-ness
[-ily
'primjnla, -z primula, -8
pri'mi>nitar|i, -ili premonltor|y,
'primrouz, -iz primrose (P.), -s

prin Prinne
prins, -iz prince

(P.), -s

,prin'ses, -Iz princess, -es

'prlnsipl, etc.
'prinsapl, etc.
prinsi'plit|i, -iz principalit|y,

-ies

'prinsip^l, -z, -nis, -/ip principal

(s. adj.), -a, -nesB, -ship
'priusipali principally
'prinsipl, -z, -d 1) principle, -s,-d;
'prinsipsl principal, etc.
2)

'prinsl|i,-i8*, -iist, -inis princel|y,

-ier, -iest, -iness

print, -8, -ig, -iijz, -id; -a*, -az

print (s. v.), -a, -iilg (v. s.), -ings,
[machine, -s"]
-ed;-'-er, -ers
'printigmajiin, -z printingJ
'printigafis, -iz printing-office, -s
'printigpres, -iz printing-press,"!
'printjap, -s print-shop, -s [-esj
pri'a^npjai [pri:-], -aiz, -aiig,
-aid preoccuply, -ies, -ying, -led

pri'perat9r|i, -iU preparator|y,

-ily

pri'pea*, -z, -rig, -d, -ridli,

-ridnis; -ra*, -raz prepar|e, -es,
-ing, -ed, -edly, -ednesa; -er, -ers

priponda'reijan preponderation
pri'pandareit, -s, -ig/li, -id preponderat|e, -es, -ing/ly, -ed
pri'pandaranjs, -t, -tli preponderanc|e,

-t,

-tly

pri'pastaras,

-li,

-nis preposter-

ous, -ly, -nesa

pri'rogativ, -z prerogative

[-a

(adj.),

pri'sais,-li, -nis precise, -ly, -ness

pri'seids ['presids], -iz, -ig, -d
presagje (v.), -es, -ing, -ed
[-Jj'ant] presentient
pri'senta*, -z precentor, -s
pri'septa*, -z preceptor, -a
pri'sejan, -z precession, -a
pri'si:d, e^c.=pri:'s- precede, etc.
pri'si:dan|s ['presidan-], -si, -t,
-tli preceden|ce, -cy, -t (a^.),
[-tly
pri'sila Priacilla
prisipi'teij^n precipitation
pri'sipiteit, -s, -ig, -id preoipitat|e (v.), -es, -ing, -ed
pri'sipitas, -li, -nis precipitous,
-ly, -ness
pri'sipitit, -s, -li precipitate (.
a^:), -s, -ly
pri'sisan precision
pri'skraib, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az

pri'senjiant

preacrib|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers

pri'skripjan, -z prescription, -a
pri'skriptiv prescriptive
pri'tend, -z, -ig, -id; -a*, -az
pretend, -s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
pri'tens, -iz pretence, -s
pri'ten/an, -z pretension, -s
pri'ten/as, -li, -nis pretentious,
-ly,

-nesa

'prit|i,-ia*, -iist, -ili, -inisprett|y,

-ier, -iest, -ily, -iness
[-a
pri'to:ri[a, -as Pretori|a, -us
priTseri'keiJan, -z prevarication,
pri'vjerikeit^ -s, -ig, -id; -a*,

-az prevaricat|e, -es, -ing, -ed;

-or, -ora

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pron'qres

proM'zeiik

-s,

pron'gres, etc.
pra'gres, etc.
proMi'biJan [pronhi-], -z prohi-

pri'vent, -s, -in, -id; -a*, -az;

-abl prevent {hinder), -s, -ing,
-ed; -er, -ers; -able
pri'ventativ, -z preventative (s.

proMi'biJanJist/s [prouhi-^ -J^^-Jj

-izm prolubition|ist/s, -ism
prou'klitik, -s proclitic (s.at^'.) -s
'prou'kansal, -z; -Jip proconsul,
-s; -ship
jiron'kansjnlja*, -it/s proconsul-

pri'veil, -z, -ig,

-ing, -ed

-d prevail,

pri'TCnJan prevention

bition, -s

adj.), -a

pri'ventiv, -li, -nis preventive,

-ly, -ness
'praiyasi privacy
'privasi
[-ily
'privativ^ -li privative, -ly

'priv|i, -iz, -ili privjy

(s.

adj.), -ies,

-iz_, -d privilege, -s, -d

'privlt, -s privet, -s
[-ing, -ed
'priviti privity
pri'zaid, -z, -ig, -id presid|e, -es,

'privilids,

prfzAm^Jan,
pri'zAm^tir,

-z
-li

presumption, -a
presumptive, -ly

pri'zA.m2>tjnas, -li, -nis presumptuous, -ly, -ness

pri'zent, -s, -ig, -id; -abl present
(v.), -a, -ing, -ed; -able

pri'zentimant, -s presentiment, -s
-z, -ig, -dj -a*, -az;
-abl preseTv|e (s. v.), -es, -ing,
-ed; -er, -ers; -able
pri'zaivativ, -z preservative (s.

pri'za:v,

adj.), -a

pri'z^'nim, -z, -ii), -igli, -d; >abl,

-abli presum|e, -es, -ing {v. adj.),
-ingly, -ed; -able, -ably
[-al, -ally
'prizm, -z prism, -s

priz'msetik, -al, -ali prismatic,

'prizn, -z prison, -s
'prizifa* [-na*], -z prisoner, -s

pri'zuim,

O pron,

== pri'zjn:m,
pro (s. prep.), -a

etc.

-z

etc.

pron- {prefix) pro- see also prapronb, -z, -ij, -d; -ativ prob|e
(..)) -es, -ing, -ed; -ative

'pronbit [-beit] probate

'pronbiti
'prabiti probity
prondJik'tiTiti [prod-] productiv-

[genitor,

ity

-s"l

proM'dsenita*

[pra-], -z pro-J
'pronfi:!, -z, -in, -d profilje (s. v),
-es, -ing, -ed

'pron'foimei pro forma

'prongrtem, -z programme, -s
'prougres ['prog-, -gris], -iz progress

(.),

-es

|ar,

-ate/s

pronkri'eij'an procreation
'pronkrieit, -s, -ig, -id;
'

procreat|e,

-s,

-ing,

-ed;

-iv
-ive

'pronkriant procreant
'pronlaeps, -iz prolapse, -s
'pronleit prolate
pronle't^ari|an [-li't-]', -anz; -at
[-set] proletari|an (s. adj), -ans;
-at
[prolix, -ly, -nessi
'prouliks [pron'liks], -li, -nisj
proM'liksiti prolixity
'pronlag [-long], -z, -ig, -d prologu|e (s. v), -es, -ing, -ed
proM'lokjnta*, -z prolocutor, -s
proulDi('geiJ"an [prl-], -z prolongation, -s
pronn, -a*, -ist, -li, -nis prone,
-r, -st, -ly, -ness

'pronnaun, -z pronoun, -s
pronra'geiXan [prar-, -ron'g"],
-z prorogation, -s
'pronses ['pros-, -sis], -iz process

'pronsiidz proceeds (s.)

proM'si:ni|am [pra's-, -nj-], -amz,
-a proscenilum, -urns, -a
'pronsit prosit
proM'tseganist, -s protagonist, -s
'prouteisel, -z prot^gd(e), -s
'proutest, -s protest (s.), -s
'proutakal, -z protocol, -s

'proutapltezm protoplasm
'prontataip. -s prototype, -s
pronta'zon|an, -a protozolon, -a
'prontiid [-ti:d], -z proteid, -s
'prontiin protein
'prontjnis Proteus
pronz,-iz,-ii),-d; -a*,-az l)proB|e
{a. v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers;
2) pros {pVwr. of pro)
proM'zeiik [pra'z-] -al, -ali, -nis
prosaic, -al, -ally, -ness

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345

'prouzli, -ia*, -list, -ilij -inis

pros|y, -ier, -iest, -ily, -mess
pro-(^re/Sa!)pro-=pr8- or prouproi-, pro'klitik,
pro'liksiti,
pro'lok", pro'siin-, pro'tseg-,
pro'zeiprou-

O pram, -z prawn,
O pr9b3'blllt|i, -iz

-s

[-ies

probabilit|y,
'pr9b3b|l, -li probab]le, -ly
'prabiti ['proBb-] probity
'problem [-lam], -z problem, -s

prabli'mtetik, -al, -aU problematic, -al, -ally

prad,

prod

pradAk'tiritl

'pradakt [-dAkt],

(s. v.), -a,

prou-s

product,

-s

'pradldsli, -iz prodig[y, -ies

'progres 'proses

'pragres

[-ris],

-iz

'prougr-

progress, -es
prakjna'reij'dn, -z procuration, -s
'prakjnareita*, -z procurator, -s
prakla'DieiJan, -z proclamation,
'praks pros. (= proximo)
[-s
'praks|i, -iz proxly, -ies

'praksimit, -li proximate, -ly

prak'8imit|i [-k'zi-], -iz proximit|y, -ies

'praksimon proximo
'prakta*, -z
2)

-z, -in, -id

-ding, -ded

1)

[prox.]

proctor

Procter

(P.),

-s;

pralag'geij'an, -z
proupramal'geiXan [-mil-], -z pro-

mulgation, -s
'pramalgeit [-mil-],

-s, -ig, -id;

-a*, -az promulgat|e, -es, -ing,

-ed; -or, -ors

pradi'gteuti prodigality
'pradigjal, -alz, -ali, -lni8 prodig|al (s. adj.), -als, -ally, -alness
'pradigalaiz, -iz, -Ig, -d prodigaliz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed

'pramantarji, -iz promontor|y, -ies

'pradjn:s produce (s.)

'pradsektf-dsikt], -s project(s),-s
'pradsiktail [pra'dsektail], -z

'praminan|8, -siz; -t, -tli prominen|ce, -ces; -t, -tly

'promis, -iz, -ig, -igli, -t; -a*,
-az; -ari promis|e (s. v.), -es,

projectile (s.), -s
[-iesi
'prad3in|i [-dsan-], -iz progen|yJ
prafe'sairial [-fls-], -i professor-

-ing, -ed; -er, -ers

-ing

(v.

adj.),

-ed;

-ingly,

-r,

-ers; -sory

pramis'kjniti promiscuity

ial, -ly

'profet, -s^'prafit, -s prophet, -s

'prafa*, -z, -rig, -d; -ra*, -raz
proffer, -s, -ing,' -ed; -er, -ers

profa'neijan, -z profanation,

-s

prafi'Isektik, -s prophylactic

(s.

praml-

-ier, -iers

prophec|y,

-ies

prafe'sprafi'sa:rial, -i
'prafit. -8, -ig, -id; -a*, -az; -lis
1) (s.) prophet, -s; 2) (s. .) profit,
-s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers; -less
'prafitab|l, -li, -Inis profitab|le,
-ly, -leness

'prafitis, -iz prophetess, -es

prafligasi profligacy
'praf ligit, -s, -li, -nis profligate
(s. a^'.), -a, -ly, -ness
prag, -z, -ig, -d prog (s. v.), -a,
-ging, -ged

= pramal-

pramj>t,

-s, -a*, -ist;

(s.

adj.

;.),

-s,

-nis;

-li,

-itjuid; -ig, -id; -a*, -az

prompt

-est;

-er,

-ly,

-ness; -itude; -ing, -ed; -er, -ers

prag,

adj.), -s

'prafis|ai, -aiz, -aiig, -aid; -aia*,

-aiaz prophes|y, -ies, -ying, -ied;
'prafis|i, -iz

prami'naid [-ma'n-], -z, -ig. -id;

-a*, -az promenad|e (s. v.), -es,

-z, -ig,

-d prong

(s. v.),

-a,

-ing, -ed

prap, -8, -ig,

-ped

-t

prop,

-s,

-ping,

[-ist/s
'prapa*, -li proper, -ly
pra^a'geendja, -ist/s propagand|a,

prapa'geijsn propagation
'prapageit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az
propagat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or,
[-iedl
-ors
'propatji, -iz, -id propert[y, -ies,J
prapa'ziJTan, -z proposition, -s
prapi'li'lam, -a propylse|um, -a
prara'geijan [-ron'g-], -z

pronr- prorogation,

-s

'pronses, -iz pro'prases, -iz

cess (s.), -es

'prosadi raift

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'pras3d|i, -iz prosod|y, -ies

prn:n,

prosi'tjuijan, -z prosecution,

-s

'prasibjnit, -s, -ii|, -id; -a*, -az;

-riks/iz proseout|e, -es, -ing,
-ed; -or, -ors; -rix/es
prasilait [-sal-], -s proselyte, -s
'praspekt, -s, -ig, -id 1) prospect
(P.),

(s.)

-s;

2)

pras'pekt

prospect (v.), -s, -ing, -ed

pras'pekt. etc.
pras'pekt,
pras'periti prosperity

pruin

etc.

-d prun|e (a. v.),

-ed
pra:'nela prunella
prn:v, -z, -ig, -d, -an; -a*, -az;
-z, -ig,

-es, -ing,

-abl, -abli prov|e, -es, -ing, -ed,

-en; -er, -ers; -able, -ably

= prn:d-

O prn'd-

'pruarian|s,
pss'pj pish

pooh
Opu:d, -z pood,

'prasparou Prospero

'prastitjnit, -a, -ig, -id prostitut|e

(. v.), -es, -ing, -ed

j)teroa'dktil, -zpterodactyl.-s

pnilp,

-s

-ed
'prastrit [-reit] prostrate

O pn.'p,

-es, -ing,

(adj.)

'pratas|is, -i:z protasjis, -es

prates'tei/an, -z protestation, -s
'pratistant, -s, -izm protestant

-ism
'prara-b, -z proverb, -s (P.)
praTa'keiJan, -z provocation,
(P.), -s,

-s

-ally
(P-), -t,

-t,

-tli

providenlce

-tly

'proTinda* provender
'pravinans provenance
'pravins, -iz province, -s
Oprn:d, -z, -ari prude, -s, -ry
prn-'denJIal, -ali prudentilal, -ally
'prn:dan|8, -t, -tli prudenjce (P.),
-t,

-tly

pruidij", -li prudish, -ly

prn:f, -s; -lis proof,

'ra:d3a,

-z

rajah

-s; -less

(E.), -s

0'ra:5a*

-z

(s. .),

poulpe, -s
poon, -s

'pn:na [-na:]

1)

Poona;
poop

-s, -ig, -t

2)

Puna

(s. v.), -8,

-ing, -ed
[-s, -ing, -edT
,pn:'pn:, -z, -ig, -d pooh-pooh,J
'pndig, -z pudding, -s

pua* [poa*,

pa:a*], -ra*, -rist,

-nis 1) poor, -er, -est, -ly,
-ness; 2) Poore

li,

'pravast, -s provost, -s
pravi'den/lal, -ali providenti|al,

'pravldanls,

-s

'pn:dl, -z poodle, -s
puil, -z, -in, -d 1) pool
-s, -ing, -ed; 2) Poole
'pnil'ksari Pole Carew

Opu:n,

(v.),

(v. interj.),

pu:

pras'treijan, -z

prostration, -s
pras'treit, -s, -ig, -id prostrat|e

'pnarim

Opnl,
(s.

'pj-

Purim

-ig, -d; -a*, -az pull

-s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers

-z,

v.),

'pnli, -z pulley, -s
'pnlit, -s pullet, -s

'pulman, -z pullman (P.), -s

'pnlmanka:*, -z pullman- car,

Balph

ra:ft, -s, -ig, -id raft

-s

'pnlpit, -s pulpit, -8
Opus, -iz puss, -es
'pn8|i, -iz puss|y, -ies

O pu/, -iz,
push

-ig, -igli, -t; -a*, -az

-es, -ing {v. adj.),

-ingly, -ed; -er, -ers
Opnt (v. a.), -8, -ig put {to place),
'put'Ap put-up
[-S, -ting
(s.

v.),

'raifta*, -z, -d rafter, -s, -ed

form O'roili Eale(i)gh

0'ra:ma Bamah
[-ing, -ed O'randciTu: ['ra-nd-] (rode'ru),

[freq. mterjectional
'ro:'5a:'] rather

O rait

-t,

-ing, -ed

[-S,

pshaw

'praspa*, -z, -riij, -d prosper, -s,

-ing, -ed
'praspras, -li, -nis prosperous,
-ly, -ness
-s

[-tly

prurien|ce,

-t, -tli

l>ja:, -z, -ig, -d

prasti'tjuij^n, -z prostitution,

'randeiTu:

(. v.),

-s,

-z

rendezvous

{smg.), (pliir.)

;,

raintj rait
ramtj,

etc.

O ra:s'k{elit|l,

rsentj,
-iz

347

etc.

raacalitjy, -ies

'raiskal, -z rascal, -s
'raiskali rascally
[-ing, -ed
ra:sp, -s, -ig, -t rasp (s. v.), -a,
0'raiz\tar\i, -iz raspberr|y, -ies
rai, -a*, -ist 1) (s.) rye (E.);

2)

(fflf^'.)

wry,

-er, -est

O raid, -z, -ig, rond,'ridn l)ridle,

-es, -ing,

rode, ridden

2)

Eyde

'raida*, -z; -lis rider (E.), -s; -less

'raidig (s.), -z riding, -s
Oraid, -z, -ig, -d writh|e, -es,
-ing, -ed

O 'raia*
'raian
'raiat

wryer {compar. of wry)

Eyan
(s. .),

-s, -ig, -id;

-a*, -az

'raita* 'rtebl

'raita*, -z writer, -s
'rait|ful, -fuli [-fall],
-flnis
right|ful, -fully, -fulness
'raitig (s.), -z writing, -s

'raitlU, -nis right|ly, -ness

'raitjas, -li, -nis righteous, -ly,
-ness
OraiT, -z, -ig, -d, 'rirn riv|e,
-es, -ing, -ed, riven
'rairldl, -alz, -alig [-}ig], -aid
rivjal (s. v.), -als, -ailing, -ailed
'raiT3lr|i, -iz rivalr|y, -ies
Oraiz, -iz, -ig, ronz, 'rizn riB|e
(s. v.), -es, -ing, rose, risen
'raiza*, -z riser, -s
'raizibl
'rizibl risible
'raizig (s.), -z rising, -s

riot, -s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers

'raiatas, -li, -nis riotous, -ly, -ness
Oraif rife
'raif|l (s. .), -Iz, -lig [-lig], -Id
rif|le, -Ies, -ling, -led
'raifl|man, -man rifle|man, -men

ran,

O'raiga ['riiga] Eiga

'raigit Eeigate

-yism
'randidan, -z row-de-dow [rowdy-]
[-s
O'raual, -z rowel, -s

wryly;

Oraim,

-z, -ig,

2)

EUey

-d 1) rim|e,

-es,

-ing, -ed; 2) rhyni|e, -es,-ing,-ed

'raima*, -z, rhymer, -s

'raimsta*, -z rhymester,

-s

Orain Ehine
raind, -z rind,

[-ist/s

rai'naladsli, -ist/s rhinolog|y,

rai'nasaras, -iz rhinoceros, -es
-r,

-ist,

-ly,

-st,

-a,

2) (v.)
-ing, -ed

Orand rowed

(from ran row)

'randji,

-iist,

-ia*.

-iizm rowa|y,

-li,

-inis,

-ili,

-ier,

-iest,

-ily,

raund, -z; -a*, -ist; -ig, -id

round (s. adj. v. adv. prep.), -a
-er, -est; -ing,

-ed

'raandabant, -s roundabout
[adj.),
'raundaz rounders
'ranndilei, -z roundelay, -s

-nis ripe,

(s.

-a

'rannd|ij, -li round|ish, -ly

'raundl, -z roundel, -a
'ranuc^nis roundness
'rannsiral, -z rounceval, -a

Oraut,

-a

'rainis wryness

-a*,

(reprimand),

row
row

(s.)

1^

-a;

Oraus Eouse

-s

'rainek, -s wryneck,

Oraip,

-d

-ig,

-iness,

'raigo:* rigor
'raigra:g ryegrass
O'raiist wryest (mperl. o/' wry)
rail, -z, -ig, -d 1) ril|e, -es,
-ing, -ed; 2) Eyle
'raili 1)

-z,

{distvrbance) ,

[-s,

-s, -ig, -id

-ing, -ed"]

rout

(s.

v.),J

'rautlid3 [-led3] Routledge

Orane Eouth
Oranz,

-d 1) rous|e,
-ed; 2) rows (/row

-ig/li,

-iz,

-es, -ing/ly,

ran row)

-ness

rai'psarian riparian
'raiplan, -anz, ^^ig [-^nig], -and
rip|en, -ens, -ening, -ened

'rsebai,

Orais

ree'binik [ra'b-J, -al, -ali rabbinic, -al, -ally

'rsebit, -S 1) rabbit, -s; 2) rabbet, -s
'rsebithAtJ, -iz rabbit-hutch, -es
'rsebitworin, -z rabbit-warren, -s
'rsebl, -z rabble, -s

O rait

rice (E.)
(.),

[(W.), -s

-s 1) rite, -s; 2)

wright

-s, -ig, ront, 'ritn

writ|e, -es, -ing, wrote, written
rait (s. (u^. v. adv.), -s, -ig, -id

rait

(v.),

right,

-s,

-ing, -ed

-z rabbi, -s

[-ness

'reebid, -ist, -li, -nis rabid, -est, -ly,

'reib- rabies
'rsebii:z

rted 'rsemrod

O rsed,

rad

-z

'rdlKl.

(R.), -s

-z, -nis

-ness
a^.),

[-s,

radical

348

-Izm radical|l7,
'rtedij, -iz radish, -es
'rdli Eadley

Badnor, -shire
O'rsefeiel [-feil], -z Raphael,

-s

'rtetia raffia

O rseg,

-^g

-Id raff|le

[-liij],

-les (E.), -ling, -led

-z,

-d rag

-iij,

v.),

(s.

-a,

-ging, -ged

'raegamAfin, -z ragamuffin,
'rseglsn

Baglan

(a<^'.),

[-est, -ly,

-ness

'reegtseg ragtag
-s, -in, -t

Orset,
-s;

2)

rack

'rsekit, -s,
(s. v.),

-8,

(s.

-s

ragged

'rsegid, -ist, -li, -nis

.),

1)

(s.)

-s,

wrack,

-ing, -ed

-ig, -id, -i 1) racket

-ing, -ed, -j; 2) (.)

rallentando,
rself

[ramp)

-s

'rsendjl, -alt [-If] Bandjall, -olph

'rsenila Banelagh

rsens ranee
rten'stek, -s, -ig, -t; -8*/z ransack, -s, -ing, -ed; -er/s
'riensam, -z, -ig, -d; -a*/z 1) ransom (. V.) (E.), -s, -ing, -ed;
-er/s; 2)

Eansome

'rsensid, -nis rancid, -ness

rsen'siditi rancidity
rsent (s. v.), -s, -ig/li, -id; -a*/z
rant, -g, -ing/ly, -ed; -er/s
rsenfj" (s. v.), -iz, -ig, -t; -8*/z
ranch, -es, -ing, -ed; -er/s
rang (/rom ring)
'raeggll, -Iz, -Ug [-^g], -Id wrang|le,
-les, -ling, -led
'rseggla* [-Ja*], -z wrangler (owe
who wrangles), -a

Orag

racquet, -s
'rsetreil, -z rack-rail, -s
'reekrent, -s rack-rent, -s
rsekt racked (from rack)

O rselan'tsendon

raemt

rtend, -z rand (B.),

'rtendam random

'rsedna*, -Jia*

v.),

'rffimjsekl ramshackle

'rtemzi 1) Ramsay; 2) Ramsey

Oraen ran {from run)

'rtedkUf Badcliffe

(s.

'rtemjtekl 'rteptjaras

rtempt ramped (from

-iam 'riemz|d3n, -git Ramsfden, -gate

(s.

'rtedikalfi,

'ref|l, -Iz,

[-len-, -lin-], -z

'rseg g la*, -z

-s

wrangler (person

6b-

tammg first class in mathematical

Balph

-id 1) rall|y (s.v.),

-ied; 2) Bale(i)gh
rsem, -z, -ig, -d ram (. v.), -s,

'rsel|i, -iz, -iiij,

-ies,

-ying,

-ming, -med
'rsembjl, -Iz, -lig [-^g], -Id rambjle
(s. v.), -les, -ling, -led
'rsembla*, -z rambler (B.), -s
'rsemblig, -li rambling (adj.), -ly
'rsema*, -z rammer, -s
'rieini[fai, -faiz,
-faiig, -faid
rami|fy, -fies, -fying, -fied
reemifi'keij'dn, -z ramifi cation, -s
reemp, -s, -ig, -t [rsemt] ramp
is. v.), -s, -ing, -ed
'rtempait [-pat], -s rampart, -s
rtem'peids, -iz, -ig, -d rampag|e
(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed
raem'peidsas, -li, -nis rampageous, -Iv, -ness
'rempan{si, -t, -tli rampan|cy, -t,

-tly

'rtempst, -s

rseg'gn:n Bangoon
rsegk, -s; -a*, -ist; -ig, -t rank
(s. adj. v.), -a; -er, -est; -ing, -ed
'rsegka* 1) rancour; 2) ranker
'rtegkaras, -li rancorous, -ly
'rsegkjl, -Iz, -lig [-pg], -Id rank|le,
-les, -ling, -led

'rsegk|Ii, -nis rank|ly, -ness

rsegt

Orp

'rsempjan [-pian], -z rampion,

'rsemrad, >z ramrod, -s

-s

(.

v.),

-s,

-ig,

-ping, -ped;
'rsepain rapine
-8,

-t

1)

rap,

wrap, -s,
[-ping, -ped

2)

'rsepa*, -z wrapper, -s
'rsepid, -ist, -li, -nis rapid, -est,
-ly, -ness
raeps 1) raps; 2) wraps
'rtepsadli, -iz rhapsodfy, -ies
rsep'sadik, -91, -ali rhapsodic,
-al, -ally

1) rapt; 2) rapped (from

rap); 3) wrapped (from vrap)
'rseptja*, -d rapture, -d
'rteptjaras, -It rapturous, -ly

rsept

'rsempa:t, -s

= rsegkt ranked

fae'siin 'rida*

O rte'siin Bacine
O rsej" aclj.), -izj

'rAd|i, -la*, -list, -ill, -inis rudd|y,

-a* (adj.), -ist

rash, -es; -er, -est
'rj3* (a.), -z rasher, -s
'rffijan ['reij-], -z ration, -s

-ier, -iest, -ily,

(g.

'rieXanalaiz [-J?-], -iz, -iij, -d

rationaliz|e [-isie], -es, -ing, -ed
'rtejanaljist/s [-J?-], -izm ration-

[/?]

rseXana'listik

rationalistic
ra-

rsejia'naili [-Jlo'n-], -z rationale,

'rsejli 1) rashly; 2) Rashleigh
[-s
'rtejnis rashness

O rset,

-8, -ii) rat, -s,

rseta'fia, -z ratafia,

-ting

-s

rteta'plsen rataplan
'rtethoul, -z rat-hole, -s
'rseti{fai,
>faiii|, -faid;
-faiz,
-faia*/z rati|fy, -fies, -fying,
-fied; -fier/s

rsetifi'keijdn, -z ratification, -s
rsetiosi'neijan [-tions-], -z ratiocination, -s
rseti'asineit, -s, -ig, -id ratiocinat|e, -es, -ing, -ed

Wratislaw

'rtetisla:

'ratksetja*, -z rat-catcher,

-s

(s.

-Iz,

v.),

'rat^a*

^I)

[-lig], -Id

ratt|le

'rsetlsneik, -s rattlesnake, -s
-

(s. v.),

-iz, -ig,

-d} -a*/z

ravag|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er/s

'rsBTinas [-tj^-], -fl ravenous, -ly
'rsBTiJ, -iz, -tg/li, -tj -a*/z; -mant
ravish, -es, -ing/ly, -ed; -er/s;
[-ment
'ravlin, -z ravelin, -s

raven

-nz,

-^ip

[-aniii],

-nd

-ing, -ed
'ravinas, -li
rAb, -z, -ig, -d rub (s. v.), -s,
'rAba , -z rubber, -s [-bing, -bed
'rAbiJ, -i rubbish, -y
(v.),

'rsevi^as, -li

-s,

'rAb|l, -li rubb|le, -ly

OTAd, -z rudd (E.), -s

'rAda*, -z rudder, -s

-s;

v.),

rough,

-a*,

-ist;

-s; -er, -est; -ing,

-ed

[-edn

TAf (s. v.), -8, -ig, -t ruflf, -s, -ing,J

'rA^an [-tian], -z, -li ; -izm ruffian,
-s,

-ly; -ism

'rAf 1, -Iz, -lig [-}ig]. -Id ruff|le

(. v.), -les, -ling, -led
'rAf|li, -nis rough|ly, -ness
OrAg, -z rug, -s

'rAgbi Rugby
'rAgid, -li, -nis rugged,

OrAk

-ly,

-ness

ruck

'rAkJan,
O'rAlak,

TAm,

-z ruction, -s
-8 rowlock, -s

-a*, -ist 1)

rum

(s.

adj.),

-mer, -mest; 2) rhumb

'rAmbjl, -Iz, -lig, -Id rumbjle
(s.

v.),

'rAmfad

-les, -ling,

1)

-led

Bumford;

Romford

2)

'rAmji, -ia*, -list, -ili, -inisrumm|y,

-ier, -iest, -ily, -iness
(.

v.),

O i*An,

O'raOboiin [-ban] Kathbone

O'raeTlds

a^.

(s.

-iz,

-ig,

-es, -ing,

-d rummag|e
-ed
-s

'rAmpjl, -lz,-lig [-|ig], -Idrumplle,

-les, -ling, -led

'rset/it, -s ratchet, -s

'reT|n,

OrAf

'rAmni ['ram-], -z Romney,

rAmp, -8 rump, -s
'rAmpas, -iz rumpus, -es

-les, -ling, -led

[-la*], -z rattler, -s

'rsetteii rat-tail

[-glen

O'rASajfad, -glen Butherjford,

'rASwal [-wel] Buthwell

'rAmids,

'rsetklif Eatcliff(e)
'rsetjl,

rAds Budge
Bugeley

'FAdsli

-ig, -t

'rffiJIanJ [-^J], -anali [-^ali]

ti|onal, -onally

-iness

'rAdjad Rudyard

-ism

al|ist/s,

'rAdi 'rAsl

849

-z, -ig,

rsen run

(. v.), -s,

[-ning, ran
'rAna*, -z runner, -s
'rAnageit, -s runagate, -s

'rAnawei, -z runaway,
'rAnimi:d Bunnymede
'rAnJ, -z runnel, -s

OTAg,

-z 1)

rung

(.)>

-s

-s; 2)

rung

(from ring); 3) wrung {from

wring)
O'rAptJa*, -z, -rig, -d ruptur|e
(. v.), -es, -ing, -ed
O'rAsit, -s, -i russet (a. adj.), -s, -y
rAsk, -8 rusk (B.), -s
'rAskin Buskin
'rAs|l, -Iz, -lig [-Ug], -Id 1) rust|le
(s. v.), -les, -ling, -led; 2)Eussell

rAst 'reilari

'reili 'reizn

350

Bayleigh

rAst, -s, -ij, -id; -i, -ia*, -iist,

-inis rust (s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed;
-y, -ier, -iest, -iness
'rAstik, -s, -all rustic (s. a^.), -s,

'reili

-ally
rAsti'keiJ'an rustication
'rAstikeit, -s, -ig, -id ru8ticat|e,

O'reimand Eaymond

-es,

(s.), -z railing, -s
'reilis rayless

'reilig

'reil|road/z,

'reimant

O rein

0,
-ed; -y
'rAjja, >9ii/z Bussija, -an/s
'rAJIlaikj -lait/srush|like; -light/s
'rAJTmia* Eushmere
TAjt rushed {from rush)
OrAt, -s, -id rut, -s, -ted
'rAta* Butter
[-iest, -iness
'rAt|i, -ia*, -iist, -inis rutt|y, -ier,
'rAtland, -Jia* Bntland, -shire
rei, -z, -ig, -d 1) ray (..) (R.),
-s, -ing, -ed; 2) Bae; 3) Beay;

Wray

O'reibain,' -z Baeburn, -s
'reibiiiz ['rb-, -bi:z] rabies
Oreid, -z, -ig, -id; -a*/z 1) raid
(s. V.) -s, -ing, -ed; -er/s; 2) rayed
(from ray)
reidi'eij'aii, -z radiation, -s
'reidieit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*/z radiate
(v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -or/s
'reidial [-djal], -i radial, -ly
'reidiam [-djam] radium
'reidian [-djan], -z radian, -s
'reidians [-djans] radiance
'reidiant [-djant], -s, -li radiant
(s. adj.), -s, -ly
'reidi|as [-dj-], -ai radi|us,
'reidi|ks, -si:z radi|x, -ces

'reidiougrsef [-gra:f],
graph, -s

-s

-i

'reifeial [-fial, -fail]

Baphael

Bahab

[-ing, -ed
rak|e (. v.), -es,
'reikij*, -h, -nis rakish, -ly, -ness
reiks 1) rakes; 2) Baikes
Oreil, -z, -ig, -d rail (s. v.), -s,
-ing, -ed

reik,

2)

-z, -ig^

Bayment

-d

-s^ -ig, -t

'reilar|i, -iz railler|y, -ies

'reindia*, -z reindeer, -s
reincfs, -iz, -ig, -d; -a*, -az
rang|e (s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -er
(B.), -ers

'reina*

Bayner

-inis; -lis
-iness; -less
reinz 1) rains; 2) reigns; 3) reins;
-ia*,

'rein|i,

rainfy,

-iist,

-iest,

-ier,

Baynes

4)

reins,

Oreip,

etc.

= reinds,
rap|e

-s, -ig, -t

etc.
(s. v.),

-es,

-ing, -ed

'reipia* [-pja*], -z rapier, -s

-iz, -ig, -t; -a*/z 1) rac|e,
-es, -ing, -ed; -er/s; 2) reis (sing.)
'reis i, -ia*, -iist, -ill, -inis racjy,
-ier, -iest, -ily, -iness

O reis,
I

O'reiJIal

[-ial,

-ally

-jal], -ali raci|al,

'reijan, -z
'rsej"- ration, -s
'reijiou [-XJou], -z ratio, -s
reit, -8, -ig/z, -id rat|e (a. v.), -es,
-ing/8, -ed
'reita [-tei] rata (in 'pro rata')
'reita, -z rata (tree), -a
reita'biliti ratability

'reitab|l, -li ratab|le, -ly

'reitpeia*, -z rate-payer, -s
'reit^fl

radio-

'reidi[-ing/ly, -ed
reid3,-iz, -ig/li, -d ragje (..), -es,
O'reiama* (reo'myir) E6aumur
reif Balph

O'reihseb

(s. v.),

-s,

-es, -ing,

'reidj-

raiment;

1)

[-way/s

rail|road/s,

1) rain,
-ing, -ed; 2) reign, -s, -ing,
-ed; 3) rein, -s, -ing, -ed

-ing, -ed

rAS'tlsiti rusticity

^ 4)

-wei/z

Bachel

OreiO,

-s

O relT,

-z, -ig,

wraith, -s
[-ed
-d rav|e, -es, -ing,
'reirig (.)> ' raving, -s

'relTn, -z raven

(s.)

Oreiz,

-d 1) raisje,

-iz, -ig,

(R.), -a
-es,

-ing, -ed; 2) ras|e, -es, -ing, -ed;

3) raz|e, -es, -ing, -ed; 4) rays

(from ray);

5) reis (plur.)

'reiza*, -z razor, -s
'reizajbil/z,
-bleid/z,
razor-|bill/s,
-Jel/z

-edge/s, -shell/s
'reizjaimei, -z
'rez'reizn, -z raisin, -s

-reds/iz,
-blade/s,

rei'sJ! regjq'leijan

351

'regjuleit reks

'regjuleit, -s, -ii|, -id; -a*/z

Orei'si: ['reisi:] r^gie
-or/s
ed: -0
regulatje, -es, -ing, -ed;
rei'siim (re'sim), -z regime, -s
'regjnla*, -z, -li regular (s. a^.),
'rebl, -z rebel (.), -s
-s, -ly
red, -z; -e*, -ist 1) read {,past);
2) red (s. adj.), -s; -der, -dest 'regjularaiz, -iz, -ig, -d regulariz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed
'redbrest, -s redbreast, -s
'redolregjularafzeijan regularization
'redalans, etc.

'red|f3:n, -fi:ld Eed|fern, -field

'redli, -ia*, -iist, -ili, -inis read|y,

[-isa-1

'regjnlfas, -ai regul|us (R.),

-i

'regnant regnant

-ier, -lest, -ily, -iness

'redig 1) Reading; 2) Eedding

'redij, -nis reddish, -ness
'reditj Eedditch
redi'Taiyas redivivus

Orek,-s,-ii),-t 1) (v.) reck, -s,-ing,

-ed; 2) wreck (s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed
'reka*, -z wrecker, -s
'rekagnaiz, -iz, -ig, -d; -abl,
-abli recognizje [-is|e], -es, -ing,
'redmand Redmond
-ed; -able, -ably
'red|n, -nz, -i^g [-nii)], -nd redd|en,
rekag'nijan, -z recognition, -s
-ens, -ening, -ened
reka'lekjan, -z' recollection, -s
'rednis redness
'redolanjs [-dal-], -t redolen|ce, -t reka'Iekt, -s, -ii), -id recollect,
-s, -ing, -ed
'redskin, -z Redskin, -s
reka'mend, -z, -ig, -id; -abl
'redsta'.t, -s redstart, -s
recommend, -s, -ing, -ed; -able
'red'teip red-tape [red tape]
'red'teip|ist/s, -izm red-tap|ist/s, rekamen'deijan [-man-], -z re-

commendation, -s
-ism
[<M/0> "8]
redsi'mentl, -z regimental (sj 'rekampens, -iz, -ig, -t recompens|e (s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed
'redsmant, -s
'redsimant, -8
'rek|9n, -anz, -anig [-ifig], -and
'redsinld Reginald
reck|on, -ons, -oning, -oned
'redsiou Eeggio
'rekanaiz dialectal for 'rekagn'redsisaid, -z regicide, -s
'red3ist|a*, -az, -arii|, -ad regist|er 'rekandait=ri'kDndaitrecondite
'rekana* [-k^i-], -z reckoner, -s
(s. v.), -ers, -ering, -ered
redsis'tra:* ['redslstr-] , -z reg- 'rekanig [-k^^-] (s.), -z reckoning, -s
reka'naitla*, -az, -arig, -ad reistrar, -s

redsis'treijan, -z registration, -s
'red3istr|i, -iz registr|y, -ies
'redsmant, -s regiment, -s
refa'meij'an [-fai'm-, -fo'm-], -z

reformation
refa'rendam,

(R.), -s

-z

referendum,

-s

refa'ri:, -z referee, -s
'reQuids, -iz refuge, -s

refln-'dsi:, -z refugee, -s
'refjuis refuse (s.)
reflu''teij'9n, -z refutation, -s
refjnta'biliti [riflu:t-] refutabili'retfntabl [ri'fjnit-] refutable [ty

refai'm-, refo'm-

= refa'm-

'refragabl refragable
'refrans, -iz reference, -s
regjnlOregjalregjulseriti regularity
regju'leijan, -z regulation,

connoitjre, -res, -ring, -red

'rekansail, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az;
-abl, -abli reconcil|e, -es, -ing,
-ed; -er, -ers; -able, -ably
rekansiU'eiJan, -z reconciliation,
[-s
'rekids wreckage
'rekin Wrekin
'rekjarik Reykjavik [Reik-]
rekla'meijan, -z reclamation, -s

'reklis, -Ii, -nis reckless, -ly, -ness

'rekan, etc.
'rekn, etc.
'reka:d, -z record (s.), -s
rekri'eijan, -z recreation,

'rekriant,

-s,

-s

-s

'rekrleit, -s, -ig, -id; -It recreat|e (refresh), -es, -ing, -ed; -iye
-s, -li

recreant

(s.

adj.),

-ly

wrecks (from wreck);

reks

1)

2)

recks

(from reck);

3)

Eex

'reksam

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362

'renoreit 'resl

'reksam Wiexham
rekt 1) recked {from reck);
2) wrecked {frmn wreck)

'renoTeitr-nay-], -s, -ig, -id} -a'/z

renovatje, -es, -ing, -ed; -or/s

'rektoggl, -z rectangle,

'renja: Renshaw
rent, -s, -ig, -id 1) rent (s. v.),
-s, -ing, -ed; 2) rent (/Vom rend)
'renti, -z rental, -s
[-ing, -ed

-s

rek'teeggnla*, -li rectangular, -ly

'rekta*, -z rector, -s
'rekter|ij -iz rector|y, -ies
'rekti|fai, -faiz, -raiig, -faid;
-faia*/z; -faiabl recti|fy, -fies,
-fying, -fied; -fier/s; -fiable
rektifi'keij'an, -z recti^cation, -s
rekti'linjlal [-ni-], -a* rectilinefal,
'rektiljnid rectitude
[-ar
'rektou recto
rek'tairial rectorial
[-s
'rekwiem [-iam], -z requiem (E.),
rekwi'ziJIan^ -anz, -^g [-anig],
-and requisitifon (. .), -ons,
-oning, -oned
'rekwizit, >8, -li, -nis requisite
(s. .), -s, -ly, -neas
O'relatiT, -z, -li relative (s. arfj.),
-s,

-ly

relidsi'onson [-'ouzon]
rilreli'geijan relegation [-ing, -ed
'religeit, -s, -ig, -id relegat|e, -es,
'relik, -s relic, -s
[-ing, -ed
'relij, -iz, -ig, -t relish (s. .), -es,
'relivanls, -si, -t, -tli relevan|ce,
-cy, -t, -tly

relm, -z realm, -s
[brandt, -a
O'rembrsent [-rant], -s Eem'reinid|i,-iz,-iig,-id; -ilis remed|y
(s. D.)_, -ies, -ying, -led;
-iless

remi'nisanjg,

renj,

efc.

= rent/,

e<c.

ren<J',-iz, -ig, -t wrench (g.w.),-e8,

ren'tu:I [ran-] Rentoul

'renwik Renwick

Orep

rep

repa:'ti: repartee

repa'reijan, -z reparation,
repara'biliti reparability
'reparabl reparable

-s

'repatarji, -iz repertor|y, -ies

[-s
'repatwa:* [-two:*], -z repertoire,
repi'tijan, -z repetition, -s

repjn''tei/an, -z reputation,
'repjutabl reputable
'replika, -z replica, -s

-s

[tion

repra'beijan [-pro'b-] reproba'reprabeit [-prob-], -s, -ig, -id

reprobatje (.), -es, -ing, -ed
'reprabit [-prob-], -s reprobate
(s.

adj.), -a

'reprabl, etc.
'reparabl, etc.
repri'hend,-z,-ig, -id reprehend,
-s, -ing, -ed
repri'hensjibl [-abl], -iy, -ari
reprehens|ible, -ive, -ory

repri'hen/an reprehension
'reprima:ud, -z reprimand (s.), -s
'reprimaind [repri'm-], -z, -ig,

cen|ce, -oes, -t
'remigtan, -z Bemington, -s

-id reprimand {v.), -s, -ing, -ed

repri'zent, -s, -ig, -id represent,
-s, -ing, -ed

'remnant,

reprizen'teijan

Oren,

-z

-s

-siz,

-t

remnant,

wren

(W.), -s

reminis-

-s

[rent

rend, -z, -ig, rent rend, -s, -ing,

'renda*, -z, -rig, -d render, -s,
-ing, -ed
'rendarig (s.), -z rendering, -s
'renad, -z reynard (R.), -s
renar-

renoT-

'renfrn:, -Jia* Renfrew, -shire

'reni Rennie
'renigeid, -z renegade, -s

'renik

Renwick

'renit rennet
'renld, -z Reynold, -s
[tion, -s
reno'veijan [-nay-], -z renova-

[-zan-],

-z

re-

presentation, -8
repri'zentatiy. -z, -II representative (s. adjX -s, -ly
'reprobeit, etc.
'reprabeit, etc.

'reptailj -z reptile, -s
O'resipi, -z recipe, -s
resi'prasiti reciprocity
resi'tei/an, -z recitation, -s
resita'tiiy, -z recitative, -s
'reskjliu, -n:z. -nig, -n:dj -ua/z
resc|ue (. v.), -ues, -uing, -ued;

-uer/s
'res|l, -Izj -lig [-Jig],
-Ies, -Img, -led

-Id wrest|le,

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353

'resla* [-Ja*], -z wrestler, -s

respi'reiJTan [-pa'r-], -z respiration, -s
[-S
'respireita* [-par-], -z respirator,
'respireitari [-par-]
ris'paiar-

a^ri respiratory
'resplt, -s, -iij, -id respitje (s. v.),
-es, -ing, -ed
rest (s. v\ -s, -ig, -id 1) rest, -s,
-ing, -ed; 2) wrest, -s, -ing, -ed
'restaraj/ [-rojj], -z restaurant, s
restai'r[-s
resta'reiX^n, -z
resta'tiiT, -z
resit- I'ecitative,
'rest|ful,
-fali [-fali], -fMlnis

rest|fnl, -fully, -fulness

resti'tjuijan restitution
'restiT, -li, -nis restive, -ly, -ness
'restlis, -li, -nis restless, -ly, -ness
restaj'reijan [-ta'r-, -to'r-], -z
restoration, -s
res'toTatiy [ris-], -z restorative
(s.

adj.), -a

'revl

rr'aek/an

'rev|l, -Iz, -^^), -Id} -|a*/z, -Iri

rev|el (s. v.), -els, -elling, -elled;
-eller/s, -elry

'revran-

= 'revaran= reza'v-

O reza:'veij'an,

-z

[-s

reza'lu:J'an [-'iju:-], -z resolution,

'rezaln:t [-ljn:t], -li, -nis resolute,"]
'rezaljnbl resoluble
[-ly, -nessj
'rezaneita* [-z^-], -z resonator, -s
'rezanan|s [-z^an-], -siz, -t, -tU
resonan|ce, -ces, -t, -tly
[-s

reza'rekj'dn, -z resurrection (R.),

reza'rekt, -s, -ig, -id resurrect,
-s, -ing, -ed
reza'veijan, -z reservation, -s
'rezaTWtt:*[-Twa:*], -z reservoir, -s
rezi'denj^l residential
'rezidans, -iz residence, -s
'rezidant, -s resident, -s
'rezidjn:, -z residue, -s
rezig'neij^n, -z resignation, -s
'rezin, -z; -as resin, -s; -ous
'rezjn:niei ['reiz-], -z r4sum6, -s

O'retarik rhetoric
reta'rljan, -z rhetorician,
'retfad Retford

-s

'rez^an-

rea*,

'retikl, -z reticle, -s
'retin|a, -az, -i: retinla, -as, -sb
'retinjn:, -z retinue, -s
'retiS9n|8, -t, -tli reticenjce, -t,

-r,

'rezanan-

-ra*, -rist, -li, -nis rare,

-st, -ly,

-ness

O'rsabit, -s rarebit, -s
O'rearirai, -faiz, -faiig,

-faid

rare|fy, -ties, -fying, -fied

rsari'fsekjan rarefaction
[-tly
retri'bjnijan retribution
'rsaritli. -iz rarit|y, -ies
ri:retra-, retrow'retrowgreid [-trag-] retrograde 9'ra:ntjan BSntgen
'ruaral, etc.
'ra:ral, etc.
ret/, -iz wretch, -es
ro'bra'bAst, -li, -nis
'retjid, -li, -nis wretched, -ly, -ness
[-s
rse'binra'binrevaka'biliti revocability
ra'gei/an, -z
ro'g- rogation,
'rerakabl, -nis revocable, -ness
reva'ln:Jn [-'Ijn:-], -z revolu- Ora'konkou rococo
ra'kn:n, -z racoon, -s
tion, -s
ro'msenreva'lnijanaiz [-'Ijn:-, -J?-], -iz, Ora'manra'nAi(kjnl|as, -asiz, -ai ranun-ii|, -d revolutioniz|e [-is|e], -es,
cul|us, -uses, -i
-ing, -ed
ra'neisans [-sans, -S9ns] (rane[-'Ijn:-,
reva'ln:J"an|ari
-J^i-],
'sa:s) Renaissance
-ariz, -ist/s revolution |ary (s.
ran'tn:l [ren-] Rentoul
adj.), -aries, -ist/s
Ora'psesiti rapacity
revarand, -z reverend (R.)> -s
revarans, -iz, -iJ), -t reverenc|e ra'peijas, -li, -nis rapacious, -ly,
[-ness
ra'piditi rapidity
(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed
ra'XeaJei (rajsr'je) recherche
'revarsnt, -li 1) reverent, -ly;

2) often mcorrectly /"or 'revarand

'revari, -z reverie, -s

revi'leijan, -z revelation
'revinjn:, -z revenue, -s

Michaelis 4 Jones,

(E.), -s

Ora'vena Ravenna
ra'Ti:n, -z ravine, -s
i
re

ri:

Ori''sek/n, -z reaction,

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-s

ri-'tekjanari 'riiad'mij'an

ri-'sekjanarli [-Jy-], -iz reaction.ar|y

(s.

adj.), -ies

ri-'tett, -s, -iji, -id; -iv/li react,

-s, -ing, -ed; -ive/ly

O 'rii'bannd, etc.l)(v.) =ri'baund,

etc.;

2) (cMJ.)

rebound

'riibeit [ri'beit], -s rebate

'ri:b38, -iz rebua, -es
'rii'biljd.

-dz, -dii|, -t

354

(s.),

-s

rebuil|d,

'riiad'mit, -s, -ig, -id; -ans readmit, -a, -ting, -ted; -tance
'ri:a'fa:m, -z, -ig, -d reaffirm, -a,
-ing, -ed
'rll, -z 1) (s.) real {coin), -s;

'rial
2) {adj.)
'riia'pia*, -z, -rig, -d; -rans/iz
reappear, -s, -ing, -ed; -ance/s

reappoint,

Eead(e); 2) Reid
-ij, red read (pres.)
(B.), -s, -ing, read (past)
ri:d (s. v.), >z, -ig, -id reed (B.),
-8, -ing, -ed
'rii'dekareit, -s, -ig, -id redecorat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
ri:d

1)

{v.), -z,

'ri:d8*,-z; -Jip/s reader,-s; -ship/s

'ri:d3b|l, -li, -Inis readab|le, -ly,

-leness

reed|y, -iness
'riidi'lira*, -z, -rij, -d; -ri redeliver, -s, -ing, -ed; -y
'ri:d{i, -inis

'ri:dii|

(s.),

-z reading, -a

'ri:di'rekt, -s,
-s, -ing, -ed

-ig,

-id redirect,
[tion, -si

-mant's

-s, -ig, -id;

'riia'paint,

-ds, -ding, -t

Oriid

riiad'mit 'riiim'ponz

'riia'sembll,

-s,

-ing, -ed ; -ment/s

-Iz,

-lig

[-|ig],

-Id

reassemb|le, -Ies, -ling, -led

rra'Jna*, -z, -rig/li, -d reassur|e,
-ea, -ing/ly, -ed
riif, -z, -ig, -t reef (s. v.), -a,
-ing, -ed
ri''fAnd['ri:'f-],-z, -ig, -id refund,
-s, -ing, -ed
[-ing, -ed
'riifa*, -z reefer, -s
'rii'fil, -z, -ig, -d (s. v.) refill, -a,

-ig, -id refit

-ting, -ted
'ri:flAk8, -iz reflux, -ea

'rii'fit, -s,

(s. v.), -a,

'riifleks, -iz reflex (s. adj.), -es

'rii'flont, -8, -ig, -id refloat, -a,

0'ri:ga

= 'raiga Riga

[-ing,

-ed

'ri:distri'bja:J'n, -z redistribu-J

'riiglal, -ali reg|al, -ally

'riidis'tribjlu't, -u'ts, -ntig, -ntid

'ri:gi

redistrib|ute, -utes, -uting, -uted

'ri:'dr:, -z, -ig, 'rii'dru:, 'ri:'dra:n
redraw, -s, -ing, redrew, redrawn
'riidsjan, -9nz; -an^ [-ifi] regi|on,

'ri:'gil|d, -dz, -dig. -t regiljd, -da,

-ons; -onal

Rigi

[-ding, -t

'ri:gre8 regresa (s.)

'rii'gresiT, -li regreasive, -ly {form
rtsed

when contrasted with pro-

gressive)

reheard {from rehear)

'ri:d3ns|i, -iz regenc|y, -ies

0'ri:'lia:d

'riidsant, -s regent (E.), -a

'riidgias [-dgjas] Regius
[-ed
riio, -z, -ig, -d wreathje, -es, -ing,
ri:dz 1) (s.) wreaths (plur. of ri:6

'ri:7iabili'teij'aii, -z rehabilitation,

wreath); 2) (v.) wreathes (from

wreathe)
rr'eidsant, -s reagent, -s
ri''ekou, -z, -ig, -d re-echo, -es,
-ing, -ed

'rii'hia* [-'hja:*], -z, -rig, 'ri:'ha:d

'ri:'elid3ibl [-dsab]] re-eligible

'rii'enta*, -z, -rig, -d re-enter, -s,
:ing, -ed

rl:'entrant re-entrant
Ori:a'biliteit,efc.=ri:ha'biIiteit,

ri'a'bonam
'riia'dsAst,
readjust,

Kehoboam
-s,
-a,

[etc.

-ig, -id; -mant

-ing, -ed; -ment

'riiad'miX^n readmiasion

-s

ri:i%a'biliteit [ria-],

-s, -ig, -id

rehabilitat|e, -es, -ing, -ed

rehear, -a, -ing, reheard

0'ri:ig'ztemin, -z, -ig, -d
examin|e, -es, -ing, -ed
'riiigzsemi'neij'aii

re-

re-examination

'riii'lekjan, -z re-election, -s
'riii'lekt, -8, -ig, -id re-elect,
ing, -ed

-s,

'ri:im'ba:k, -s, -ig, -t re-embark,

-s. -ing. -ed
^ri:im'ba:8, -iz, -ig, -t reimburs|e,
-es, -ing,

-ed

'ri:iin'ponz, -iz, -ig, -d reimposje,

-es, -ing, -ed

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'rii'kanstit 'riipAbli'k-

'rLim'preXan, -z reimpression, -s 'ri:'kansti1jn:t, -s, -ig, -id reridn'fais, -iz, -ig, -t; -mant/s
constitut|e, -es, -ing, -ed
reinforc|e, -es; -ing, -ed -ement/s 'rii'kagka*, -z, -rig, -d reconquer,
;

-id; -ment
reinstat|e, -es, -iog, -ed; -ement
'riiin'sta:!. -z, -ig, -d: -mant
reinstall!, -Is, -ling, -led; -ment

-s, -ing, -ed

'rii'kagkwest, -s reconquest, -s

'riiintra'dAk/an reintroduction

'rii'kra's, -iz, -ig, -t recross, -es,

-ing, -ed
[-t

'riiin'steit,

-s,

-ii),

'ri:intra'djn:8,

-ig, -t reintroduc|e, -es, -ing, -ed

-iz,

'rhis'tseblij, -iz, -ig, -t re-establish, -es, -ing, -ea; -ment

[-!/>], -n:z, -n-ig, -n:d

reiss|ue (s. v.), -ues, -uing, -ued
riiita'reijan, -z reiteration, -s
rii'itareit, -s, -ig, -id; -ir reiterat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -ive
0'ri:ja:'nait, -s, -ig, -id reunit|e,
'ri:'i^'|u:

-es, -ing,

-ed

'ri:'ja:njan, -z reunion, -s

O ri:k,

-s, -ig, -t 1)

reek

(s. v.), -s,

-ing, -ed; 2) wreak, -s, -ing, -ed

'ri:'ka:st, -8, -ig recast, -s, -ing

'ri:'kannt, -s, -i^, -id recount

(s V.) {count agairi), -s, -ing, -ed
ri:ksen'teijaii, -z recantation, -s
'rii'kffiptja'j-z^ -rig, -d recaptur|e
(. w.), -es, -ing, -ed
'ri:'kATa*, -z, -rig, -d recover
{cover again), -s, -ing, -ed
'ri:ka*, -z wreaker, -s

'riika'mens, -iz^

-ig,

-t

recom-

menc|e, -es, -ing, -ed

'riikam'pouz, -iz, -ig, -d recompo8|e, -es, -ing, -ed
'riikan'sida*, -z, -rig, -d

recon-

sider, -s, -ing, -ed

'ri:kansida'rei/an reconsideration
'rijkans'tTAkJan, -z reconstruction, -s

'riikans'trAkt, -s, -ig, -id reconstruct, -s, -ing, -ed

'ri:kapitjn'leijfl, -z recapitula-s^ -ig, -id

reca-

pitulat|e, -es, -ing, -ed

Reekie

'ri:'kind|l,

ri:kra:'des?n|8, -t recrude3cen|ce,
ri:kt 1) reeked {from reek);
2)

wreaked {from wreak)

'ri.'kwiem [-iam], -z
'rekri:l, -z, -ig, -d 1) reel (s. v.),
-sj-ing, -ed; 2)Khyl; 3)='ri:al
(s.) real, -s; 4)
'rial {adj.) real
riiliek'seij^n, -z relaxation, -s
'ri:'lei^ -z, -ig, -d relaly (.) {lay
again), -ys, -ying, -id
ri:'li:8, -iz release {s.) (j,n legal

sense), -s

Ori:iii, -z ream, -s
rii'mannt [ri'm-],

-ig, -id
-ing, -ed
'ri:'iiiier|i, -iz, -iig, -id remarrjy,

remount

(s. v.),

8,_

-s,

-ies, -ying, -ied

'ri:'meik,-8,-ig,'ri:'ineidremak|e,

-es,

-ing,

remade

Bemus

'riimas

'ri:'mad{l, -Iz, -yg, -Id remodjel,

-els, -elling, -elled
1) reams
{from ream):
Beims; 3) Bheims

ri:mz
2)

O'rii'neim,

-z,

-es, -ing,

-ed

'riinij"

-ig,

-d

renam|e,

Khenish

O'ri'on, -dsa'niarion [-dsse'n-]

Eio, -Janeiro
'rii'onplan, -anz, -nig [-fig], -and
reop|en, -ens, -ening, -ened
ri:'a:ganaiz, -iz, -ig, -d reorganiz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed
iriiaiganafzeijan reorganization
[-isa-]

tion, -s

riika'pi^nleit,
'riiki

-8, -ig, -id recreatje

(create anew), -es, -ing, -ed

'ri:kri'eit,

-Iz,

-lig

[-Jig],
rekind|le, -les, -ling, -led

-Id

ri'kleini, etc.
rli'kleim, etc.
'ri:kansti'ljn:J"9n, -z reconstitution, -s

'ri:'akjnp|ai, -aiz, -aiig, -aid reoccuply, -ies, -ying, -ied

'riiakja'peijan reoccupation
-8, -ig, -t; -a*/z reap,

O ri:p,

-s,

-ing, -ed; -er/s

'ri:'pa:s,

-Iz,

-ig,

-t repass, -es,

-ing, -ed

[-s

'riipAbli'keiJan, -z republication,

23*

riipAbliJ" 'rii'tould

356

'rii'pAbliJ, -iz, -ig, -t republish,

-es, -ing, -ed
rii'pei [ri-], -z, -Ig, -d; -ablj

-mant/s repa|y, -ya, -ying, -id;

-yable; -yment/s
'riipai'kxS^'n, -z repercussion, -s
'ri:p8*, -z reaper, -s
'ri:'pi:k^ -s, -ig, -t repiqu|e (s. v.),
-es, -ing, -ed
'ri:'pla:iit, -s, -ig, -id replant, -s,
-ing, -ed
rii'pleis [ri-], -iz, -ig, -t replacje,
-es, -ing, -ed
ri:'pli:t. etc.

ri-

riipra'dAkJanj-z reproduction, -s
riipra'dAktir, -nis reproductive,
-ness
ri:pr3'djn:s, -iz, -ig, -t; -a*/z
reproduc|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er/s
'rii'print, -s, -ig, -id reprint (..),

ed

-ing,

-a,

rewritten
1)

Reece;

2)

Rees;

-z, -ig, -d

'ri:'gain,

again),

'ri:tra:n8'leiXn [-trtens-], -z retranslation, -s

'ri:tra:ng'leit [-trteng-], -g, -ig,
-id retranslat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
'ri:'tr|ai, -aiz, -aiig, -aid: -ail/z
retr|y, -ies, -ying,- -ied; -ial/s
rr'treig, -iz, -ig, -t retrac|e, -es,
-ing, -ed
'ri:'trim,

-z,

-ig,

-d

retrim,

-s,

-ming, -med
'riitron'iekt ['ret-], >g, -ig, -id;
-iv/li retroact, -a, -ing, -ed;
-ive/ly
riitron'gregiy [ret-], -li retrogressive, -ly

riitron'gejan

[ret-], -z retroces-

sion, -a

riitroM'gpekJan

[ret-, -tra-], -z

retrospection, -s

'ri:trow8pekt ['ret-, -tra-], -s retrospect, -s

0'ri:'rait, -s, -ig, 'rii'ront, 'ri:'ritn rewrit|e, -es, -ing, rewrote,

Ori:s

'riitrains'leijan ri'beta

Rhys

3)

resign (sign

ri:troM'gpektiT [ret-, -tra-],

-li

retrospective, -ly
riitj, -iz, -ig, -t 1) reach (s. v.),
-es, -ing, -ed; 2) (v.) retch, -es,
-ing, -ed

'rii'set, -8, -ig reset, -s, -ting

'ri:'tnk retook (from retake)

Ori:|0, -9z [-eg] wrea|th, -ths
OriiT, -z reeve (R), -s (R.)
'ri:'Ta:g
ri'vaig (a^.)

ri:'gi:d, etc.

'rii'vizit, -8, -ig, -id revisit, -s,"j

-ing, -ed

-a,

'rii'sonld resell,

'ri:'sel^ -z, -ig,

-s,

-ing, resold

ri'siid, etc.

-id reseat,
'riigkript, -s rescript, -s
'ri:snsi recency
'ri:8iit, -li recent, -ly
'ri'sonl, -z riaaole, -s
'ri:'8i:t, -8, -ig,

-g,

-ing,

[-ed

[-ed

'ri:'8onI, -z, -ig, -d resolje, -es, -ing,

O'ri^Xlia

[jo],

-ian

-an]

[-jan,

Rhaetlia, -ian
ri:ta:'aeij9n retardation

'rii'tAt/^ -iz, -ig, -t

-es, -ing,

'ri:'teik,

retouch

-g,

-s,

-ig,

'ri:'tnk,

-es, -ing,

'ri>

retook,

-z^ -ig, -d;

-a*/z retail
-ing, -ed; -er/s

'rii'tel^ -z,

-ig,

ab|le, -ly, -leuess

'ri:z]|iig [-zn-] (.), -z

reasoning, -s

rii'se-

ri'teltou Rialto

Orib,

retaken

(v.),

[-ing, -edj
-nz, -^ig [-anig], -nd;
-]fa*/z reaslon, -ons, -oning,
oued; -oner/s
'ri:zi^ab|l [-zn-], -li, -Inig reason'ri:z|n,

ri'elit{i, -iz realit|y, -ies

(s. v.),

'ri:,teil retail (s. adv.)

ri:'teil,

Ori:z res

Sri'te- see also

-ed

'teikan retak|e,

'ri:'tonld retell,

-z,

ri'baund

-ig,

[-bing,

-d rib

(s.

-bed

v.),

-a,

-ig, -id
rebound (s. v.), -a, -ing, -ed
ri'bAfj -8, -ig, -t rebuff (s. .),
-s, -ing, -ed
ri'bAt, -8, -ig, -id; -abl, -l/zj:
-a*/z rebut, -s, -ting, -ted; -table,
['ri:'b-],

-z,

-tal/s; -ter/a

-mg, retold
'rLtik Rhaetic

ri'beit, -s, -ig, -id 1) (v.) rebat|e,

-es, -ing, -ed; 2) (g.) ='ri:beit,-&

'rir'tonld retold '(/rom retell)

ri'beka Rebecca

-8,

ri'bel ri'dsekjan

357

ri'bel, -z, -ig, -d rebel

-ling, -led

(v.),

-a,

ri'dikjan. -z reduction, -a
ri'dAndanjs, -si, -siz, -t, -tli
redundaa|ce, -cy, -cies, -t, -tly

ri'dempjan, -z redemption
ridans riddance

(B.),
[-s

ri'diim, -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az; -abl

redeem, -a, -ing, -ed; -er (R.),
-era; -able
'ridikjn:!, -z, -ig, -d ridicul|e
(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed
ri'dikjnlas, -li, -nis ridiculous,
-ly, -ness

Ridding

ri'dsekt,
-s,

ri'beljan, -z rebellion, -s
ri'beljas, -11, -nls rebellious, -ly,
-ness
'ribald, -z; -ri ribald (s. adj.), -s;
'riban, -z ribbon, -s
[-ry
'riband, -z riband, -s
ri'bjuik, -s, -ig/li, -t rebuk|e
(s. .), -es,'-ing/ly, -ed
'rlbld, etc.
'ribald, etc.
'ribstan, -z Bibston, -a
rid, -z, -ii| rid, -s, -ding (R.)
ri'daond, -z, -iii, -id redound,
-s, -ing, -ed
ri'daut, -s, -abl redoubt, -s, -able
ri'dAb|l, -Iz, -lig [-^g], -Id redoub|le, -les, -ling, -led

'ridii)

ri'dsekt ri'tjniz

[tion, -s

-s, -ig, -id; -a*/z reject,

-ing, -ed; -or/s

'ridsid, -It, -nis rigid, -ly, -neas

ri'dsiditi rigidity
ri'dsain, -z, -ig, -d; -da*/z rejoin,
-s, -ing, -ed; -der/s
ri'dsais, -iz, -ig/li, -t rejoic|e,

-ed

-es, -ing/ly,

ri'dsaisig

(.),

-z rejoicing, -s

ridsnivi'neiXan rejuvenation
ri'dsniTineit, -s, -ig, -id rejuvenat[e, -es, -ing, -ed

O'riom

['riOm], -z rhythm, -s
'ridmik ['riOm-], -1, -alirhythmic,
-al,

-ally

Ori'eidsant,
rl'ekon,

etc.

=
= rii'ekou,
-s

ri:-

etc.

ri'enzi Rienzi
[-ing, -ed
Oria, -z rhea, -a
ria*, -z, -rig, -d rear (s. v.), -a,

'ria'rtedria'biliteit, etc.
ri:ha'biliteit,

'ria'sed-

ria'bonem=ri:3-Rohaboam

[etc.

'riados, -iz reredoa, -es

'riaga:d, -z rear-guard, -s
'rial, -1, -ti real {adj.), -ly, -ty
'rialaiz, -iz, -ig, -d; -abl realiz|e
[-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed; -able

rialai'zeijan realization
'rial{ist/s,

-izm

[-isa-]

-iam

real|ist/s,

ria'listik, -all realistic, -ally

'rialti realty

ridjuipli'kei/an, -z reduplicari'djn:plikeit, -s, -ig, -id redu-

'riamoust rearmoat

plicat|e, -ea, -ing, -ed

ri'4ja:8, -iz, -ig, -t; -a'/zj -ibl
[abl] reduc|e, -es, -ing, -ed;

'ria'^eedmaral, -z rear-admiral, -a
'ria'reine^s, -iz, -ig, -d; -mant/s
rearrang|e, -ea, -ing, -ed ; -ement/s
ria'Jna*,

-er/s; -ible

ridjn.'si'biliti [-sa'b-] reducibility

'rid|l, -Iz, -lig Hig], -Id 1) ridd|le,
-les, -ling, -led;

'ridli

2)

Riddell

Ridley

'ridn ridden (from ride)

'ridns riddance
[-ing, -ed
'ridpa:9 Ridpath
ri'dres, -iz, -ig, -t redress, -es,
rids, -iz, -d ridge (R.), -s, -d
[-s
ri'dsaina Regina
ridsena'reijan, -z regeneration,
ri'dsenareit, -s, -ig, -id regenerat|e (v.), -es, -ing, -ed
ri'dsenarit regenerate (adj.)

rl'dsekjan,

-z rejection, -s

etc.

= riia'Jua*,

etc.

'riawad rearward

ri'fain,

-z,

-ig,

-mant/s refin|e,
-er/s; -ement/s

-d;

-a*/z;
-ed;

-ea, -ing,

ri'fAldsanIs, -t, -tli refulgen|ce,

[-t, -tly
ri:ri'fAnd, etc.
ri'fekjan refection
ri'fektar|i, -iz refector|y, -ies
ri^fa:*, -z, -rig, -d; -rabl refer,
-8, -ring, -red; -able
ri'^a:t, -s, -ig, -id refut|e, -es,

-ing, -ed
ri'13n:z, -iz, -ig, -d; -abl; -al/z

refus|e
-al/s

(v.),

-ea, -ing,

-ed

-able

ri'flekjan, -z reflection, -s
ri'flekt, -s, -ig/H, -id; -a'/Z
-ing/ly, -ed; -or/s
ri'f lektiT, -li, -nis reflective, -ly,
reflect,

-s,

-neas
ri'toim, -z,

reform,

-s,

-ii|, -d; -8*/z; -alt)!

-ing, -ed; -er/s; -able

-iz

'rifrffif riff-raflf

refbrinator|y
[(.

a4/.)) "'^^

ri'fi'tekXii, -z refraction, -s

ri'freekt, -s, -ig, -id; -a'/zj -iv

refract, -s, -ing, -ed; -or/s; -ive
ri'friektar|i, -ili, -inis refractor|y, -ily, -iness
ri'frein, -z, -ig, -d refrain (s. v.),
-a, -ing, -ed
-ig/li, -t; -a'/z;
ri'frej", -iz,
mant/s refresh, -es, -ing/ly, -ed;

-ment/s

ri'flfidsareit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*/z

refrigerat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or/s
rift, -s, -id rift, -s, -ed
Orig, -z, -ig, -d rig 's. v.), -s,

-ging, -ged
ri'ga:d, -z, -ig, -id regard
-s,

Orik,

-s rick, -s

ri'kaunt,
(narrate),

-s,
-s,

-ig, -id
-ing, -ed

(s. .),

-ing, -ed

ri'ga:dlis, -11, -nis regardless, -ly,

[-ness
ri'geeta, -z regatta, -s
'rigbi Kigby
ri'geil, -z, -ig, -d regal|e, -es,
-ing, -ed
[-ed
ri'geilia [-Ija] regalia
ri'gein, -z, -ig, -d regain, -s, -ing,
'riga*, -z 1) rigour, -s; 2) rigger, -s
'rigaras, -II, -nis rigorous, -ly,
-ness
'rigig (.), -z rigging, -s
'rig|l, -Izj, -Jig [-lig], -Id wrigg|le,
-les, -ling, -led
'rigja* [-la*], -z wriggler, -s

'rigmaronl, -z rigmarole,

-s

ri'gres, -iz, -ig, -t; -iv/li regress

(.), -es, -ing, -ed; -ive/ly
ri'grejan, -z regression, -s
ri'gret, -s, -ig, -id; -abl, -abli
regret (, v.), -a, -ting, -ted;
-table, -tably

ri'gret] fMl, -fnii [-fall] regret|ful,

-fully

rig'Teida Eigveda
Ori'liais, -iz, -ig, -t; -al/z rehears|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -al/s

recount

ri'kielsitrant, -s recalcitrant
[-ing,

adj.), -s

ri'to:maiar\i,

-er/s;

rik ri'kwais*

358

ri'flekjgn ri'hais

(s.

-ed]

ri'ktent, -s, -ig, -id recant, -s.J

ri'kAmbanjs,
en|ce, -cy,

ri'kAranjs,

-si, -t, -tli

-t,

-siz,

ren|ce, -ces,

recumb-

-tly

-t,

-t,

-tli

recur-

-tly

ri'kATa*, -z, -rig, -d; -rabl reback, come back to

-s, -ing, -ed ; -able
ri'kATar|i, -iz reoover|y, -ies
ri'ka:*, -z, -rig, -d recur, -s,-ring,

cover

(get

health,

etc.),

-red
'rikaJlet [-ei, rika'J-], -ets [-eiz],
etig [-eiig], -etid [-eid] ricoch|et, -ets, -eting, -eted
'rikit Bickett
'rikit|i, -list, -ili, -inis ricket|y,
-iest, -ily, -iness
'rikits rickets
rikjuipa'reij'an recuperation
ri'^n:pareit, -s, -ig, -id recuperat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
ri'klaln, -z, -ig, -d reclin|e, es,
-ing, -ed
ri'kleim [ri:-], -z, -ig, -d; -abl
redaim, -s, -ing, -ed; -able
ri'kluzs, -iz recluse, -s
ri'kaid, >z, -ig, -id; -a'/z; -abl
record (v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -er/s;
-able
ri'kail, -z, -ig, -d recall (. v.),

a, -ing, -ed
ri'kais recourse
[-ing. -ed
ri'kail, -z, -ig, -d recoil (s. v.), -s,

ri'kondait ['rekand-] recondite

ri'konizans, -iz recognisance, -a
rikrimi'neij^n, -z recrimination,
-s

ri'krimineit,

-s, -ig, -id; -a*/z

recriminat|e, -es, -ing, -ed ; -or/s
ri'krn:t, -s, -ig, -id recruit (s. v.),
-s, -ing, -ed
riks ricks {from rick)

'riks'dola*, -z rix-dollar, -s
'rikja:, -z rickshaw, -s
[-ed
ri'kn:p^ -s, -ig, -t recoup, -s, -ing,
ri'kwaia*, -z, -rig, -d; -mant s
requir|e, -es, ing, -ed; -ement/s

ri'kwait ri'memba*
ri'kwalt,

-s, -ii), -id; -1 requitje,

-es, -ing, -ed; -al

ri'kwest,
(s.

Oril,

-ig, -id
-ing, -ed

-s,

-s,

v.),

request

-z rill, -s

-aid

ri'l|ai, -aiz, -aiig,

rel|y, -ies,

-ying, -ied

-ig,

-iz,

-t

relax, -es,

-ing, -ed

rilsek'seijan, -z

=i ri>

ri'lseps, -iz, -ig, -t relapsje

-ed

-es, -ing,

[-t,

-tly]

-s

etc.),

ri'leijan, -z; -Jip/s relation, -s;

-ship/
ri'lelt, -s, -ig, -id; -a*/z relat|e,
-es, -ing, -ed; -er/s
ri'lent, -s, -ig, -id relent, -s,
-ing, -ed
ri'Ientlis, -li, -nis relentless, -ly,

remem-

-ting, -ted; -ter/s

-s

ri'mitl, -z remittal, -s

rimjuina'rei/^n remuneration
ri'mjn:nareit, -s, -ig, -id remunerat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
ri'mjn:naratiT [-reitiv] remunerative

[-ness"]

-nis remote, -ly,J

ri'mais; -fl, -fuli [-fall] remorse;
-ful, -fully
ri'maislis, -li, -nis remorseless,
-ly, -ness
ri'manstreit, -s, -ig, -id remon-

ri'mont,

-li,

strat|e, -es, -ing, -ed

rl'manstranis, -siz, -t, -tli xemon8tran|ce, -ces, -t, -tly
ri'mniT, -z, -ig, -d; -abl; -al/z

remov|e

v.),

(s.

-es,

-ing,

-ed;

-able; -al/s
[-ing, -ed

ri'Ii:f, -s relief, -s

ri'li:s, -iz, -ig, -t releas|e(s. y.) -es,

ri'liiv, -z, -ig, -d; -abl reliev|e,

-es, -ing, -ed; -able
ri'lidsan, -z religion, -s
ri'Iidsanjist/s [-ds^-], -izm re-

-ism

ligion{ist/s,

ri'lidsas, -li, -nis religious, -ly,

-ness
rilidsi'ouson [-'onzou] religioso

rimnira'biliti removability

Ori'nann, -d renown, -ed

ri'nauns, -iz, -ip, -t; -mant renounc|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -ement
ri'nteldon Binaldo
rinAnsi'eiJ^n, -z renunciation,
'rindapest rinderpest

-ed

Orig

-ig,

-s, -ig, -t

-t;

remark

-8, -ing, -ed

ri'ma:kab|l, -Ji, -Inis
ab|le, -ly, -leness

ri'ma:nd,
v.), -s,

ri'maind,
remind,
ri'mannt,

-ig, -id remand

-ing, -ed
-z, -ig, -id; -a , -az
-s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers

ri:-

ri'mein,-z, -ig, -d; -da*/z remain,

-s, -ing, -ed; -der/s
ri'meinb|a*, -az, -arig, -ad rememb|er, -ers, -ering, -ered

-8,

-d "ng,

-Z)

(.)j

(.),

-ing,

-z,

-ig>

-s,

-ed

tab wring,

-s,

wrung

-z, -ig, reg,

-ing, rang, rung
'riga*, -z ringer, -s

rig

-z^

etc.

rig

(s. v.),

remark-

-z,

renew,

-mant

-iz,

-s

-ig, -d; -abl; -al/z

-ing, -ed; -able; -al/s
rins, -iz, -ig, -t rins|e, -es, -ing,

ri'njn:,

relinquish, -es, -ing, -ed; -ment

Orim, -z rim, -s

ri'IigkTriJ",

(s.

-iz; -a*/z

ri'mitans, -iz remittance,

-ness

ri'maik,

ri'oiqenaiz

brancje, -es; -erjs

ri'miidiabl. [-djabl] remediable
ri'mis, -li, -nis remiss, -ly, -ness
ri'niijn remission
ri'mit, -s, -ig, -id; -a'/z remit,

(s. v.),

ri'Likt9ii|s, -t, -tli reluctanjcej

ri'lei, -z relay (s.) {fresh set of

horses,

ri'membrans,

-s,

rilaia'biliti reliability
[-leness
ri'laiab|I, -li, -Inis reliabjle, -ly,
ri'laianis, -t relian|ce, -t
ri'lteks,

ri'membrans

359

(v.),

rAg

ring,

-s,

-s, -ig, -t [rigt] rink (s. v.),

-ing, -ed
'rigk|l, -Iz, -lig [-yg], -Id; -li
wrink|le, -Ies, -ling, -led; -ly

rigk,
-s,

'riglfcda*, -z ringleader, -s
'riglit, -s ringlet, -s

'rigwaim ringworm
'ri;on Bio
O'rion

ri'aiganaiz,

etc.

[etc.

ri:'o:ganaiz,

rip ri'prejgn

360

O rip, -s, -ig, -t rip (R.), -s.-ping,!

[-pedj
ri'paist, -s repast, -s
ri'pain, -z, -ii), -d repin|e, -es,
-ing, -ed
ri'pAblik, -s; an/z- republic, -s;
-an/s
[-t, -tly"]
ri'pAgnenjs,

-t, -tli

repugnan|cej

ri'pAlSj -iz, -ig, -t repul8|e(s. v.),

-68, -ing, -ed
ri'pAlsiv, -li, -nis repulsive, -ly,
ri'iuljan repulsion
[-ness
ri'pei, etc.
ri:'pei, etc.
ri'pel, -z, -ig, -d; -ant repel,
-H, -ling, -led; -lent
ri'pent, -s^ -ig/li, -id repent, -s,
-ing/ly, -ed

ri'pentanls, -siz,
an|ce, -ces,

-t,

-t,

-tli

repent-

-tly

ri'pea*, -z, -rig, -d; -ra*/z repair

(s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -er/s
ri'p3:t3r|i, -iz
'repat'ripa*, -z ripper (R.), -s
'ripan Ripon
[-s, -ing, -ed

ri'piil, -z, -ig,

-d repeal

ri'pi:t, -s, -ig, -id/li; -8*|Z

(s._

.),

-s,

(s.

ti.),

repeat

-ing, -ed/ly; -er/s

'ripig, -ist, -li ripping (a(^.), -est,

-ly

ripja:di'eiXn repudiation
ri'pjuidieit, -s, -ig, -id; -8*/z
repudiat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or/s
ri'pjait, -id repute, -d
rip|l, -iz, -|ig [-lig], -Id ripp|le,
-les, -ling, -led
ri'pljai, -aiz, -aiig, -aid repljy
(s. v.), -ies, -ying, -ied
ri'pleis, etc.
'rii'pleis, etc.
ri'pIeniX, -iz, -ig, -t replenish, -es,
ri'pliijan repletion
[-ing, -ed
ri'pli:t, -nis replete, -ness
'rip|i 1) ripply; 2) Ripley

'ripman Rippmann
ri'ponz,
[-fali]

-iz, -ig,

repos|e

-d; -ful, -fali

(.

v.),

-es, -ing,

-ed; -eful, -efully

ri'pait, -s, -ig, -id; -9*/z report,
-s, -ing, -ed; -er/s
ri'p3zit9r|i, -iz repositor|y, -ies
ri'praizal, -z reprisal, -s
ri'pres, -iz, -ig, -t; -ibl [-abl]
repress, -es, -ing, -ed; -ible
ri'pre/^ii repression

rl'priiY

ris'paia*

ri'priiv, -z, -ig, -d repriev|e (s..),

-es, -ing, -ed
ri'prontX, -iz, -ig, -t; -abl; -fwl,
-fuli [-fali], -fMlnis reproach
(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -able; -ful,
-fully, -fulness
ri'prnif, -s reproof, -s

ri'prniT, -z, -ig/li, -d; -a*/z;

-al;z reprov|e, -es, -ing/ly, -ed;
-er/s; -al/s

ri'pu:sei ra'p-] (rapu'se) repousse

'riprseu'wigkl Rip van Winkle

Ori'sait, -s, -ig, -id; -a*/z; -al/z
recit|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er/s; -al/s
risAsi'teiJan resuscitation
ri'sAsiteit, -s, -ig, -id resuscitat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
'risbsend, -z
'ristbend, -z
ri'sepj'an, -z reception, -s
ri'septakl, -z receptacle, -s
ri'septir, -nis receptive, -ness

ri'ses. -iz recess, -es

ri'seXfan, -anz; -an^ [-^W recessi|on,

-ons; -onal

ri'saitj", -iz; -a*/z

research, -es;

-er/s

ri'siid [rii's-], -z, -ig, -id reced|e,

-es, -ing,

-ed

ri'si:da reseda

[-s, -ing, -ed

receipt (s. v.),
ri'siiTj -z, -ig, -d; -9*/z; -abl
receiv|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er/s;
-able
ri'sind, -z, -ig, -id rescind, -s,
-ing, -ed
ri'sipiant [-pjant], -s recipient, -s
risipra'keijan reciprocation
ri'siprakeit, -s, -ig, -id reciprocat|e, -es, -ing, -ea
ri'siprakal, -z, -nis reciprocal
(s. adj.), -s, -ness
ri'siprakoli reciprocally
ri'sis^n rescission
risk, -8, -ig, -t; -i, -ie*, -iist,
-inis risk (s. v.), -a, -ing, -ed;
-y, -ier, -iest, -iness

ri'siit, -s, -ig, -id

'risonl, -z
ri'sa:8,

-iz;

'ri:- rissole,

-fwl,

-fnli

-s

[-fali],

-fulnis resource, -a -ful, -fully,

-fulness
ris'paia*, -z, -rig, -d respir|e, -es,
-ing, -ed
;

ris'pai3r3tri

ri'tam

'riijual 'riva*

361

['respireitari,
ris'paier atari
-par-] respiratory
ris'pekt (s. v.), -s, -ig, -id; -a*/z
respect, -s, -ing, -ed; -er/s
rispekta'biliti respectability
rls'pektabjl, -li, -Inis respectabile, -ly, -leness
ris'pektlfMl, -fuli [-fali] respect-

'riljnal,

-z;

-s; -ist/s,

-ist.s,

-izm ritual,

-ism

riljaa'listik ritualistic
'ritn written (from write)
ri'taitj -s, -ig, -id retort
-a,

(s.

v.),

-mg, -ed

ris'panjanz responsions

ri'tarik|I, -ali rhetoric|al, -ally

ri'trffikjan, -z retraction, -s
ri'trwkt, -s, -ig, -id retract, -s,
-ing, -ed
rii'treis, etc.
ri'treis, etc.
ri'trentj*. -iz, -ig, -t; -mant/s
retrench, -es, -ing, -ed; -ment/s
ri'triit, -s, -ig, -id retreat (s. v.),
-B, -ing, -ed
ri'tri:Y^ -z, -ig. -d; -a*/z retrievje,
-es, -ing, -ea; -er/s
ri'tri:vab|l, -li, -Inis retrievabjle,
-ly, -leness
ri'tribjnt|iT,-riretribut|ive,-ory
ritj, -iz, -a*, -ist, -li, -nis rich,
-es, -er, -est, -ly, -ness

rist, -s wrist, -s

'ritjad, -z, -sn Bichard,

|ful,

-fully

ris'pektiv, -li respective, -ly

ri8'plendan|s, -si, -t, -tli resplenden|ce, -cy, -t, -tly
ris'pond, -z, -ii|, -id; -ant/s
respond, -s, -ing, -ed; -ent/s
ris'pans, -iz response, -s
rispansi'bilitji [-sa'b-], -iz responsibilit|y, -ies
ris'pansibjl [-sab-], -li, -Inis
re8ponsib|le, -ly, -leness
ris'pansiy, -li, -nis responsive,
-ly, -neas

'ristbsend, -z wrist-band, -s
ris'taia*, -z, -rig, -d; -ra*/z;
-rabl restor|e, -ea, -ing, -ed;
-er/s; -able
resris'ta-rativ, -z
ris'trein, -z, -ig, -d; -a*/z restrain, -s, -ing, -ed; -er,s
ris'treint, -s restraint, -s
ris'trik/an, -z restriction, -s
ris'trikt, -s, -ig, -id; -iv restrict,
-s, -ing, -ed; -ive
rit, -s 1) (s.) writ, -s; 2) (v.) writ
(from write)
ri'ta:d, -z, -ig, -id retard, -s, -ing,
-ed
ritai'dsendon, -z ritardando, -s
ri'taia*, -z, -rig, -d; -mant/s
retir|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -ement/s
ritseli'eijan retaliation
ri'tielieit, -s, -ig, -id retaliat|e,
-eSf -ing, -ed

'ritji 1) Eitchie; 2)

-s,

-sOn

Richey

'ritjmand Richmond

'ri9m rhythm, etc.

O'riftm, etc.
ri'waid, -z, -igj-id reward {s.v.),
-8, -ing, -ed
ri'vail, -z, -ig, -d; -a*/z revil|e,

O
O

-es, -ing, -ed; -er/s

ri'yaiT, -z, -ig, -d; -sl/z reviv|e,
-es, -ing, -ed; -al/s
ri'vaiz, -iz, -ig, -d; -a*/z revisje
(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -er/s

ri'TAlJan revulsion
ri'rends, -iz, -ig, -d; -fwl, -fuli
[-fall], -feelnis reveng|e (s. v.),- es,
-ing,-ed; -eful, -efully, -efulness
'revinjn:, -z reri'venjn:, -z
venue, -s (form chiefly heard in

legal

and parliamentary

rivaiba'reijan,

-z

circles)

reverberation, -s

ri'vaibareit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*/z

reverberat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or/s

-Ijateri]

ri'yais, -iz, -ig, -t; -li; -ibl [-abl]

reverale (. adj. v.), -es, -ing,

ri'tein, -z, -ig, -d; -a*/z retain,

-s, -ing, -ed; -er/s
[-ness
ri'lenjan retention

-ed; -ly; -ible

rivaisi'biliti [-sa'b-] reversibility

ri'tselieitari

[-liatari,

retaliatory

-nis retentive, -ly,

ri'tain, -z, -ig, -d; -abl return
(s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -able
ri'tentiv,

-li,

ri'vaiJIan, -anz; -anari [-^lari]

reversi|on, -ons; -onary
ri'va:t, -s, -ig, -id revert, -s, -ing,
[-ed
'riva*, -z river, -s (R.)

'riven

ri'z9:t

'riyan

Euthven

'riyaz

1) rivers (E.);

2)

362

Eivaulx

-z, -ig, -d; -a*/z; -abl

reveal, -s, -ing, -ed; -er/s; -able
rivi'eara Eiviera
ri'via*, -z, -rig, -d rever|e, -es,
-ing, -ed:
'rivigtan, >z Eivington, -s
'rivit, -s, -ig, -id rivet, -s, -(t)ting,
ri'vi:l,

-faiig,
-faid
revivi|fy, -fies, -fying, -fied
ri'visan, -z revision, -s
ri'vjn:, -z, -ig, -d; -8*/z review
(. v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -er/s
'rivjnlit, -s rivulet, -s
-faiz,

revok|e

(s. v.),

ri'vonlt, -s, -ig, -id revolt

(s. v.),

-s, -ig, -t

-es, -ing,

-s,

-ed

-ing, -ed

ri'valv, -z, -ig, -d revolv|e, -es,

-ing, -ed
ri'volva*, -z revolver, -s
ri'zaid, -z, -ig, -id resid|e, -es,
-ing, -ed
ri'zain, -z, -ig, -d, -idli resign
(give up), -s, -ing, -ed, -edly
ri'zannd, -z, -ig, -id resound, -s,
-ing, -ed
ri'zA.lt, -s, -ig, -id; -ant/s result
(s. v.), -a, -ing, -ed; -ant's

ri'z\mpj9n resumption
ri'zemb|l, -Iz, -lig [-)ig], -Id;
lans/iz resemb|le, -les, -ling,
-led; -lance/s
ri'zent, -8, -ig. -id; -ful, -fuli

-mant

resent, -s, -ing,

-ed; -ful, -fully; -ment
ri'zaiY, -z, -ig^ -d; -ist/s reserv|e
(s. v.), -es, -mg, -ed; -ist/s
'rizibl ['rai-] risible
ri'zidjn|al, -ari; -am, -a residujal,
-ary; -um, -a
ri'zilian|s [-Ijan-], -si, -t resilien|ce, -cy, -t
ri'zist, -8, -ig, -id; -an8/iz, -nt
resist, -s, -ing, -ed ; -ance/s, -ant
ri'2JQ:m, -z, -ig, -d re8um|e, -es,
-ing, -ed
'rizB risen (from rise)
ri'z9:t^ -s, -ig, -id resort (s. v.),
[-falij;

-a,

-ing, -ed

rou'ma:iiJ3

ri'zalv, -z, -ig^ -d; -abl resolv|e

(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -able

rizalva'billti resolvability
ri'zjn:m, etc.
ri'za:m, etc.

rou

(s.),

-z 1) roe (E.), -s; 2)

row

{number of persons or things in

a straight line), -s; 3) Eowe

ron

(v.),

-z, -ig,

-d

row

[propel

boat), -s, -ing, -ed

Oronb,

-(t)ed
ri'vivi|fai,

ri'vouk,

ri'zDlv

-ig, -d rob|e

-z,

-es, -ing,

'ronbAb, -s roebuck (E.),

'ronbzpjsa* Eobespierre

Orond,

(s.

v.),

-ed

-z 1) road, -s; 2)

-s

Shode,

rode (from lide); 4) rowed

(from row)
[dendron, -s
'rouda Ehoda
ronda'dendran [rod-], -z rhodo'roadnt, -8 rodent (s. adj.), -a
-s; 8)

ron'diizia [-^a, -sia, -sja, -3ia,

3J9j -J**? "JJ9] Ebodesia

'roadian [-ojan]^ -z Ebodian, -s
'roudsaid roadside
'rondsted [-stid], -z roadstead, -s
'roudwei, -z roadway, -s
O'roua*, -z rower (one who rows

boat), -s

'ronan, -z rowan
Orong, -z rogue,

rou'geijan

(E.), -s
-s

[ra'g-],

[(E.), -s

-z

rogation

'rongar|i, -iz roguer|y, -ies

'rongij, -11, -nis roguish, -ly, -ness

O'ronigbont,

>s

O ronk,--s, -ig,

rowing-boat,

-s

-t rok|e, -es, -ing,

-ed

'ronki [-kel],
(s.

v.),

-B,

-z, -ig, -d
-ing, -ed

roquet

Oroal,

-z, -ig, -d 1) (s.v.) roll,

-ing, -ed; 2) (g.) r61e, -s
'ronla*, -z roller, -s
-s,

'rouland, -z
'ronli

1)

Eowley

Eowland, -s;
[2) Boland

'ronllgpln, -z rolling-pin, -s
'ronligstak rolling-stock
'ronli'ponlli, -iz roly-pol|y, -ies
'ronlstan Eolleston
roulz 1) rolls (from roll) (E.);
2) rSles (plur. of r61e)
-z, -ig, -d 1) roam,

Oronm,

-ing, -ed; 2)

TOu'ma'.niz
ro('ma:iga

Eome

Eomanes
Eomagna

-s,

roie'mtenik

ro'geijan

rou'mtenik Romanic
'ronman, -z Eoman, -s
'ronmanaiz, -iz, -ii), -d romaniz|e L-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed

ronmanai'zeiXan
[-iaa-]

ronma'nesk romanesque
'ronmik romic (R.)
'ronmion Borneo
'roamij Komish

Oroun, -z
2) Ehone

1)

O ronp, -s, -ii)

roan

roman|ist/s,
[-ism

rouro'menik
ro'miens [ra'm-], -iz, -ii|, -t;
-a*/z romancje {s. v.), -es, -ing,
_

ro'msenj [ra'm-] Romansch

ro'msentik [ra'm-], -ali romantic,
-ally
ro'msenti8|ist/s [ra'm-], -izm ro-ism
mantic|ist/s,
rouO'ro't-, ro'z-

#ra:,
(s.

O ro'mo:-,

-ed; -er/s

romanization

'rouman{ist/8^ -izm

ro'ma: 'roial

363

adj.),

-s;

-a*, -ist

raw, -er, -est

roar (s. v.),

ro:*, -z, -rig, -d

-s,

-ing, -ed
,

-t rop|e, -es, -ing, -ed

Ora:d roared (from

roar)

'ra:dn Rawdon
ro:* roar, etc.;
roust (s. v.), -s, -ig, -id; -3*/z 0'ra:a*, etc. 1)
2) rawer (compar. of raw)
roast, -8, -ing, -ed; -er/s
ro:z roars (from roar)
'raiaz
ronj Roche
[2) rote
Orout 1) wrote {from write); O'raiist rawest (superl. of raw)
rou'tAnd, -iti, -nis; -a/z rotund, 0'ra:kas, -Ii raucous, -ly
O'roili 1) Rale(i)gh; 2) rawly
-ity, -ness; -a/s
-igz Rawl|ins,
'ra:l{inz, -insn,
roa'teijan, -z rotation, -s
-inson, -ings
rou'teit, -s, -ifl, -id; -8*/z rotat|e,
'ra:l8tan Ralston
-es, -ing, -ed; -or/s

'roupa* Roper

'ronta, -z rota, -s
'rontar|i, -iz rotar|y

(.

adj.), -ies

'rontasizm rhotaciam
routJ 1) roach; 2) Roche

Oroue

[ra-e]
-z,

O rouz,

-iz 1) rose (R.), -s; 2) rose

rise); 3) roes (plur. of

-ig, -d; -a*/z rov|e,

-es, -ing, -ed; -er/s

rows (from row)

row'ztelba Rosaiba

ronO
2)
-fwlnis
[-fali],
-fnli
wrathffnl, -fully, -fulness
Oroiz roars (from roar)
ra:e

1)

wrath (W.);

'ro:e|fMl.

rab,

-z, -ig, -d; -a*/z rob (R.),

-bing, -bed; -ber/s
'rabar|i, -iz robber|y, -ies
'rabat, -s, -sn Robert, -s, -son
'rabin, -z robin (R.), -s
-s,

roe); 4)

'ronzbAd, -z rose-bud, -s
'rouzb^ri Rosebery
rou'xei, -s rosette, -s
rou'zeta Rosetta
rou'zeariam, -z rosarium,
'rouza Rosa

wroth

O TOUT,
(from

'rowd0'ra:ndeivu:, -z
'ra:nis rawness
O'raira*, -z roarer, -s
[wroth
O ro:t wrought

'rabinsn Robinson
-s

'rob'rai Rob Roy

'rab|sa:t, -sn Rob|sart, -son

Orad,

-z

rod

(R.), -s

rouda-

'rouzar|i, -iz rosar|y, -ies

'rouzji, -ia*. -list, -ili, -inis;
-iit ros|y (R.), -ier, -iest, -ily,
-iness; -eate

rada'dendran
radaman'teid

'ronzmar|i, -iz rosemar|y, -ies

'ronzworta* rose-water

'radarik Eoderic(k)
'radni Rodney
'rodsa*, -z Roger, -s
'radsaz 1) Rogers; 2) Rodgers
0'ra3a|liai9, -ram Rother|hithe,
[-ham
rai Roy

'rouzwud rosewood

'ruis- Roosevelt
'rouzTclt
ro'bAst [ra'b-], -Ii, -nis robust,

-ly, -ness
OiH>'fleiX3n, -z rogation

(R.), -s

[-man't-, -'manteid]. -z, -ig, -id rodomontad|e

(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed

'rai9l, -ti, -tiz royal, -ty, -ties

'raiali

'ratnstoun

'raialji, -ist/s,

364

-izm royal|ly,

-ist/s,

'rotsli

ru''pi:

Wrottesley

'ratsli

'ratJIdeil, -ista* Roch|dale, -ester

-ism
'roist8*,-z,-rii), -d; -ra*/z roister,
-s, -ing, -ed; -er/s

Keuter

'roita*

OraO

'raOsi

rone wroth
Rothesay

'raetjaild

O rak, -s, -ifl, -t;

a*/z rock

(. v.),

['rastj"-]

Rothschild

-mand

0'raza|lind,

Rosallind,*)

[-mondj

'razin rosin

(R.), -a, -ing, -ed; -er/a

rn:,

'rakarii, -iz rocker|y, -ies

-d rue

-ig,

-z,

(s.

0'rn:ba:b rhubarb
-inis rock|y,
ru''ba:tou rubato

'rakfela* Bockefeller
'rakji,

-list,

-ia*,

-ier, -iest, -iness

'rakighais, -iz rockinghorse, -s

'rakit, -s, -ii), -id rocket
-8, -ing, -ed

rub|y (R.), -ies

'ra:bikan Rubicon
'rn:bikand rubicund
rii:'bidiam [-djam] rubidium
'rn:biu Reuben

(s.

v.),

Rubens

'rakiz Rockies

'ruibinz

'raksbra Roxburgh(e)
'rakstroa Rockstro
O'ralik, -s, -ifl, -t rollick, -s,
[-ing, -ed
'ralou Kollo

'rn:bl, -z rouble, -s

riomb,

-z

-s

'ramb|as, -asiz, -ai; -aid rhombjus,

-uses, -i; -oid

'raman

i,

-iz

Roman|y,

'rangulas Romulus
'ramni, -z Romney,

ramp,
(s.

-s,

v.).

-ii),

-8,

-t

-z

'rn:brik, -s rubric, -s
-z 1) rood, -s; 2) rued
{from rue)
rn:d, -a*, -ist, -Ii, -nis rude, -r,
-St, -ly, -ness

Orn:d,

'rnidimant,

-s

rudiment,

-s

-ari rudiment|al,
'ru:dla'l\ -s rood-loft, -s
[-ary
'ruidalf Rudolph
ru:di'nient|l,

-ies

-s

romp

[ramt]

= rawdeivu:,

O rn:f,

-s, -ig, -t

roof

(s.

-a,

v.),

-ing, -ed

-ing, -ed

O'randeivu:,

-s,

'rn:b|i, -iz

'rokigam Rockingham

O ram,

v.),

[-ing, -d

-z

'randl, -z rondel, -s

'rn:fas

Rufus

[-fully, -fulness

'rn:|fMl, -fuli [-feli], -fwlnis rue|ful,

ruin, etc.
'randon, -z rondo, -s
O'ruiin, etc.
'ranid Ronald
O ru;l (. v.), -z, -ig, -dj a*/z
rul|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er/s
'rantjan Rontgen [Ron-]
Oral), -z; -Ii, -nis; -ifl, -d wrong ra:'la:d, -z roulade, -s
(s. adj. v.), -s; -ly, -ness; -ing, -ed
'rai)'dua*, -z wrongdoer, -s
-fuli
[-fall],
-tulnis
'raglftel,

wrong|ful, -fully, -fulness

'rai)'hedid, -Ii,
-ly,

-niswrongheaded,

-nesa

1)

rheum;

2)

-s

= mm,

etc.

rheumatic, -s,-ky
ru''meiiga [-nia],-n/z R(o)umania,

ru-'m8etik,-s,

-i

-n/s

ras'kaman Roscommon
'rasl Rossall

[-urns

'rastrjam, -a, -amz rostr|um, -a,

'raetj- Rothschild
'rastjaild
rat, -s, -ig, -id; -a*/z rot (. v.),

-ting, -ted;

Oruim

'rn:ma*, -z, -d rumour, -s, -ed

'ru:matfizm, -aid rheumatjism, -oid
ru''mi:lja [-lia] Rumelia

O'ras, -Jia* Ross, -shire

'raskon Roscoe

-8,

ru''let roulette
'ru:lig (s.), -z ruling,

-ter/s

'ratadsem Rotterdam
'ratjn, -plst, -nli, -nnis rottjeh,
-enest, -enly, -enness
'ratnstoun rottenstone

rnimrneijan,

-z

rumination,

-s

'rn:niineit, -s, -ig, -id ruminat|e,

-es, -ing, -ed

'ru:minant, -s ruminant
'ru:mka:f Ruhmkorff
O ru:n, -z rune (R.), -s
'ra:nik runic (R.)

O'rnipat Rupert
rn-'pi:, -z rupee, -s

{a.

adj.),
[-s

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'rnizei

O'rniral dialectal for 'raaral

'ru:zei (ryi'ze) rus^

ru:s

Rouse

'rniSTclt ['ronzT'] Roosevelt

ru:st (s. .), "S, -ii), -id; -8*/z
roost, -s, -ing, -ed; -er/s
Orn:J (ryj), -iz ruche, -s
ru:t, -s, -ii|, -id 1) (s. v.) root
(R.), -s, -ing, -ed; 2) (s.) route, -s

'ruiti

rooty

rm'tiin, -z routine,

Ornie

[-s

ra''0i:iii3n [-njan], -z Rutlienian,

'rn:01is, -ll,-ni8 ruthless, -ly,-ness

'ra:6Tin [-ran]

Ruthven

OruiZj

ruse,

-iz

1)

2)

rues

(from rue)

-es,

0'rn9r|9l, -ali rur|al, -ally

O'rnin
(s.

-z, -ig, -d ruin

-ing, -ed

['ruiin],

v.),

-a,

rni'neijan [rn:in-] ruination

'rninas ['ru:in-], -li, -nis ruinous,
-ly, -ness
[-ing, -edl

rook

-s, -ii|, -t

(s. v.),

-s,J

'ruk3r|i, -iz rooker|y, -ies

O ru'l-, ru'm- == ra:'l-, rni'mO rnm, -z; -i, -ia*, -iist, -ili, -inis
room,

-s;

[-ing, -ed

ru:3, -iz, -ig,-d roug|e(..)i

rn'brii:'b-

O rut,

-s

rutli (R.)

'saiarin

-s

-y, -ier, -iest, -ily, -inesa

Orn'pi:, -z
O ru'Winian,

-z

ru:'pi:, -z

rn:-

^
8 (=has, is)
'sa:dain sardine

O sai'eem

['saiiem]
sal'senik cyanic

's

(stone)

'saidaniks, -iz sardonyx, -es

sa:'di:n, -z sardine (fish), -s

ga:'dinja [-tola], -n/z Sardinia, -n/s

sai'danik, -all sardonic, -ally
'sa:d3nt, -s 1) sergeant (S.), -s;
2) Serjeant, -s; 3) Sargent
8o:'gseson, -z sargasso (S.), -(e)8
'saiga, -z saga, -s

O'soiMb, -z Sahib,
so:k Sark

-s

sai'ksBstik, -ali sarcastic, -ally

'saiksezm, -z sarcasm, -s
sa:'kara|ga8, -gasiz, -gai [-dsai]
sarcopha|gus, -guses, -gi

Siam

sai'tetik, -a sciatic, -a

Osai'biaria, -n Siberia, -n

O said,

-z, -ii), -id 1) sid|e

-es, -ing, -ed;

2)

(s. v.),

sighed (from

sigh)
'saidba.'d, -z sideboard, -s

'saida*, -z cider [cyd-], -s

'saida'kAp cider-cup [cyd-]
sai'diarial sidereal
'saidiii (s.), -z siding, -s
'said|l, -Iz, -lii| [-^I|], -Id sidjle,
-Ies, -ling, -led

'saidlag sidelong
'saidn Sidon

'saidweiz sideways
'saidzjman, -man sidesjman, -men
O saio, -z, -ig, -d scyth|e (s. v.),
'saimist, -8 psalmist, -s
[-es, -ing, -ed
'8a:mp|l, -Iz, -lii| [-|ig], -Id; -la*/z O'saia*, -z sire, -s
sampjle, -Ies, -ling, -led; -ler/s saia'miiz Siamese
O 'saindasn 1) Sanderson 2) Saun- 'saian, -z 1) scion, -s; 2) Sion
'saianaid cyanide
derson

Osami,

-z

'saimadi,

psalm,

etc.

-s (P.)

= 'stelmadi,

etc.

'sa:ndaz 1) Sanders; 2) Saunders

0'8a:g'frwo: ['8ap- -'frwa:] (sa'fi-wa) sang-froid
8o:sapa'rila sarsaparilla
'8a:snit [-net] sarsenet
|e (s. .)'
Oso:t, -z, -ii(, -d
(anoint, soothe, etc.), -es, -ing, -ed
-z, -ii|, -d sigh (. v.), -a,
> sai,
-ing, -ed

'saians, -iz science, -s

saian'tifik, -ali scientific, -ally
'8aiantist, -s scientist, -s

'saiaransesta* ['sisista*,
'sizita*] Cirencester

locally

'saiaras Cyrus
'saiarakjniz [-uis] Syracuse
sai9'ri:nli, -las [-jas] Cyren|e, -ius
'saiarin [-ran], -z siren, -s

'saifa*

'sainiai

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(s. v.), -z, -rig, -d cipher

[cypher], -s, -ing, -ed
'saiflan (s. .}, -anz, -anig [-niig],
-9nd 1) siph|on, -ons, -oning,
-oned; 2) syphjon, -ons, -oning,

O'saifa*

-oned

'saini

'saini .ktrei'nan sine qua non

'sainikjua*. -z sinecure, -s

O'saipras Cyprus
'saipris [-pras], -iz cypress, -es

saiarOsairOsait, -s, -ig, -id

O'saikem Sichem

2)

saika'l3d3ik [ps-], -al, -ali psycho-

'saikik

Psyche

[-ally

['ps-j, -I, -ali

'saik|I, -Iz,

psychic,

-Ug, -Id cyc|le

-al,

(s. v.),

-les, -ling, -led

saikl3'pi:di|3 [-dj-], -az, -k cyclopsedi|a [-ped-], -as, -c
saikla'raima [-lo'r-], -z cyclo-

rama,

-s

'saiklastail [-los-], -z cyclostyle, -s

'saiklik, -al, -all cyclic, -al, -ally
'saiklist, -s cyclist, -s
'saiklonn, -z cyclone, -s

'saiklaid, -z cycloid, -s
saik'laldl cycloidal

log|y, -ist/s
2)

-ed

sai'ljnarian [-'lua-j Silurian

cyme,

-s;

2)

Syme

Symonds

'saimani simony
'saimanz 1) Symons;

O sainj
-a,

-z, -ig,

-d

-ed;

2)

-ing,

'8aitsi:|a*, -az, -ig sightseler, -ers,

O saiz,

-iz, -ig, -d 1) sizje (s. v.),

-e8,-ing,-ed; 2) sighs (/rom sigh)

'saiza*, -z sizar, -s

'saizmagrtef [-mog-, -gra:f], -s

seismograph, -s
'saizmik seismic
san, -z, -ig, -d 1) (s.) sow {female
hog, block of iron, trough for
molten iron), -s; 2) (s.v.) sough,
-s, -ing, -ed
sand, -z, -ig, -d [san6, -s, -ig,
-t] south (v.), -a, -ing, -ed

'saii,5end ['sauO'end]

Southend

'sanoi ['sAoi] Southey

'sandran, -z southron,
'saudl [-oa:l] Southall

-s

-ra*, -rist^ -li, -nis; -z,

-rig, -d sour {ac^. v.), -er, -est,
-ly, -ness; -s, -ing, -ed
Osannd, -z; -a*, -ist, -li, -nis
['sannnis]; -ig/z, -id sound
(s.

a^.

V. adv.), -s; -er, -est, -ly,

-ness; -ing/s, -ed

O sans,

-iz,

-ig,

sous|e,

-t

-es,

-ing, -ed
2)

(v.)

1)

(s.

adj.

= 8an5,

adv.)

south

etc.

1)

'sanOpait Southport
[-s, -ly
'sanO'westa*, -z, -li southwester,
2)

Symonds 'sanOwad,

(s.)

southward, -s, -ly

soughs (from sough);
2) sows (pltvr. of san sow)
syne 'stebain, -z Sabine (Italian

sign,
sine, -s;

(s. v.)

trigmometry); 4)
'sainba:d, -z signboard, -s
saina'mtetagrsef [kain-, -gra:f],
-8 cinematograph, -s
3) sin (in

[-ing

'saitlis sightless

sanO'Asemptan Southampton

'saiman Simon
'saimancJz

-ing, -ed

-s,

'saitlli, -inis sightl|y, -iness

O sane

'sailou, -z silo, -s
-z 1)

sight,

V.)

O 'sana*,

Sykes
[-es, -ing,

'sailans, -iz, -ig, -t silencje {s. v.),

'sailant, -li silent, -ly
'sailas [-Ises] Silas
sai'li:3ia [-g^a, -zia, -zja, -Jia,
J!?9j "Si^j "Sjajj -n/z Silesia, -n/s
sai'lijia [-sia, -Jja, -sja] Cilicia

Osaim,

(g.

sai'klamita*, -z cyclometer, -s
'gaiklaps, sai'klonpi:z cyclops,
Cyclopes
gai'kaladsli [ps-], -ist/s psycho-

saiks 1) Sikes;
O'saileks silex

3)

1) (s.) site, -s;

-ing, -ed;
-es,

cit|e,

(v.)

sai'teijan, -z citation, -s

logic, -al, -ally

'saiki- ['ps-]

kwei'non 'ssebin

'sainas, -iz sinus, -es

saina'sefal|as [-no's-], -ai cyno[cephaljus, -i
'sainiai [-ni] Sinai

Osanz

-z, -li

1)

people), -a

sse'beiaO ['ssebeiaO] Sabaoth

sseba'tsarian, -z, -izm Sabbatarian, -s, -ism
'stebaO, -8 Sabbath, -s
'ssebin Sabine (surname)

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{river, lake,

'ssebjnlas sabulous
'stebon, -z sabot, -s

[pass)

Ossed,

-a*, -ist, -li, -nis sad,

-der, -dest, -ly, -ness
'ssedjnsi:, -z Sadducee, -s
'ssedjl, -Iz, -fig [-liij], -Id 8add|le,
-les, -ling, -led

'ssedlbeek saddleback (8.)

'ssedla*, -z; -ri 1) saddler, -s; -y;
2)

Sadler

-nd sad-ening, -ened

'8ied|n, -nz, -:^ig [-nil)],

d|en, -ens,
ssBdsi'tssrias Sagittarius
O'ssefaie*, -z sapphire, -s
sse'faiara [sa'f-] Sapphira
'seefik, -s

Sapphic,

-s

'seelj atari salutary

'sselkam Salcombe

[-ist/s

'sselinad|i['sa:m-],-ist/spsalmod|y,
'sselmr, -z salmi, -s

ssel'madik psalmodic
[name)
'stelman [-man] Salmon (biblical
'sselou, -z, -i, -nis sallow (s. <&".),
-y, -ness

salon, -s

-z,. -ig,
-d; -abl salvle
(save ship, cargo), -es, -ing, -ed;

-able
ssel'TeiJan, -z salvation, -s
ssel'reijanfist/s [-X?-], -izm salvation|ist/, -ism
'sselva*, -z salver, -s

'salTado:* [^sselva'da:*] Salvador

sselvalsetali sal volatile
Salve {Bom. Gath. anti[phon), -s
'sselvids salvage
'sselvia [-vja], -z salvia, -s

Ossem Sam
ssema:'ksend Samarcand
'seeman salmon (S., surname)
'ssemfaia* samphire
'ssemi Sammy
'seemjual, -z Samuel, -s
'siemnait, -s Samnite, -s

'stempsn Sampson
'seemsn 1) Samson;

O 'ssend,

-i, -ia*,

2)

Sampson

-iist, -inis

sand

-y (S.), -ier, -iest, -iness

'sseudl, -z; -wnd sandal, -s; -wood
(S.),

'seendrigam Sandringham
'seenst'ssendstonn

-s

Saxony

'sandwids [-witJ"]

'seekril Sackville
O'seelad, -z salad, -a

'sseladin Saladin
-z

sala-

mander, -s
'seelamis Salamis
stela'monnisek [-njsek] sal-am[moniac
ssela'naika Salonica
'seelap

v.)

'sselvi, -z

'ssekroMSsegftt ['seik-j sacrosanct

seeks 1) sacks; 2) sacs
'seeksafoun, -z saxophone, -s
'sseksha:n, -z saxhorn, -s
'sseksiMds saxifrage

[-mo:n-],

(s.

sselv,

'ssekrifais, -iz, -ig, -t sacrificje

(g. v.), -63, -ing, -ed
ssekri'fij'isl, -ali sacrifici|al, -ally
'seekrilids sacrilege
saekrl'li'dsas sacrilegious
'seekristan, -z sacristan, -s
'ssekristji, -iz sacristjy, -ies

'sselameenda*

-iig, -id sall|y

-ies,

'stelsifi salsify

-s

'ssekramant, -s sacrament,
ssekrs'mentl sacramental

Saxon,

-iz,

'stenitari

-ying, -ied
'sseli'lAn, -z sally-lunn, -s
steli'silik salicylic
'sselivari [sa'lairari] salivary
sselju-'teijan salutation, -s
(S.),

-a,

'ssekarin saccharine
'seekfnl, -z sackful, -s

'sseksi^i [-sani]

'sselji,

'sselai; (sa'13), -z

'ssefou Sappho
'ssefran saffron (S.)
[-ged
Osseg, -z, -ig, -d sag, -s, -ging,
Ossekj -s, -ig, -t 1) (s. v.) sack,
-s, -ing (V. s.), -ed; 2) (s.) sac, -s
'ssekbAt [-bat], -s sackbut, -s
'sseka*, -z sacker, -s

'steksn, -z

'sseli

Salop

sselarji, -iz, -id salar|y, -ies, -ied

'ssenw'ssendz 1) Sands; 2) Sandys

saena'tairilam, -amz, -a sanatori|um, -urns, -a
'seenfad 1) Sanford; 2) Sandford

ssenfran'siskon San Francisco

'seengit Sandgate
'ssenidrin Sanhedrin
[-iness
sseni'teij'an sanitation
's9Bnit9r|i, -ili, -inis sanitar|y,-ily,

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'sseniti sanity

'ssenma'rimon San Marino

ssen'reimon San Bemo
'ssenskrit Sanskrit
'stenstonn [-ndg-] sandstone
88eiiti'a:gon Santiago
'ssenwi|d3 [-t/], d3iz [-tjiz],
-dgig [-tjig], -dgd [-tjt] sandwi|ch, -ches, -clung, -ched
'ssenwitj 1) Sandwich; 2) ='sen-

wid5
Ossei) sang {from sing)

[froid
sseii'frwo: [-'frwo:] ='sa:g- sang'sseiigit
ssen- Sandgate

's%ggwin,

-li,

-nis sanguine, -ly,

'sseggTrinarji, -ili, -inis sanguinar|y, -ily, -iness

s%gk sank {from sink)
'gegA;/{9n, -anz, -^ii| [-anil)], -and

sancti|on

-oning,
'ssegMam, -z sanctum, -a [-oned
'seegfttas. -iz Sanctus, -es
'si|ftti|rai, -faiz, -faiig, -faid
(s.

v.),

-ons,

sanctiify, -fies, -fying, -fied

seegMin'kei/an sancti^cation
Siegftti'monniss [-njas], -li, -nis
sanctimonious, -ly, -ness
'ssegfttiti sanctity
's8ei|A1jn3r|i, -iz sanctuar|y, -ies
sagj"-, saefltstegk-

sap

'ssetarist [-tir-], -s satirist, -s

ste'tiin [sa't-], -z sateen, -s
'ssetin, -z, -i; -wad satin, -s, -y;

-8, -ig, -t; -a'/zj -i, -inis

-ping, -ped; -per/s;

-py, -piness
'saeplig, -z sapling, -s
Slept 1) Sapt; 2) sapped
(s. v.), -s,

O'sterabaend [siera'b-], -z sara'sterasn, -z Saracen,

[-band, -s
stera'tonga Saratoga
[-^Hyl
Ossesa'doat|l, -all sacerdot|al,J
stes'kaet/man Saskatchewan

O sseX, -iz sash,

O sat sat (from

-es
sit)

'stetaia*, -z satire, -s
'steta'n Saturn

'saeta'nain saturnine
ste'tainian [sa't-, -igan] saturnian
'sffita*. -z satyr, -s
'stetadi, -z Saturday, -s
'ssetalait [-til-], -s satellite, -s
'ssetaraiz [-tir-], -iz, -ig, -d satiriz]e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed

[-wood

sseti'net satinet(te)
'sffitir-

'ssetar-

-faiz,

'setis|fai,

-faiig,

-faid

satis|fy, -fies, -fying, -tied

stetis'nekjan satisfaction
sseti8'fektar|i,

-ili, -inis satisfactor|y, -ily, -iness

'saetrap, -s; -i, -iz satrap, -s; -y,
'seetjal, -z satchel, -s
[-ies

saetj'a'reij'an saturation
'ssetj'areit, -s, -ig, -id saturat|e,
-es, -ing,

-ed

O ssBTana'roDla

-ness

O sp,

'stetarist SAbli'meiJan

Savonarola

'sffiTant, -s savant, -s

'ssevi

savvy

'seevids, -iz, -ist, -li, -nis; -ari

savage

(s.

adj)

(S.), -s, -st, -ly,

-ness; -ry
'sKvlai, -z saveloy, -s

SAb,

-z

sub

(g.

prep.), -s

'SAb'telpain subalpine
'BAb'di:ii, -z

subdean,

-s

'SAbdi^vaid, -z, -ig, -id Bubdivid|e,

-es, -ing, -ed
'8Abdi,vi39n, -z subdivision, -s

'sAb'daminant, -s subdominant, -s
SAb'dgekt, etc.
sab-

^SAb'dsektir, -li, -nis subjective,

-ly, -ness
'sAbdgikt, -s 1) (s. ctdj?) subject,
-s; 2) (.)

= sab'dsekt,

etc.

'SAb'dsoin. -z, -ig, -d subjoin,

-ing, -ed

SAbdsu'geiJ^n

[-dga'g-]

-s,

subju-

gation
'sAbdsiigeit [-dgag-], -s, -ig, -id;
-a*/z subjugat|e, -es, -ing, -ed;
-or/s

'sAb'edita*, -z; -Jip/s subeditor,

'SAba'b, -z suburb, -s
[-s; -ship/s

'sAbfAsk subfusc
'8Abgrn:p, -s subgroup, -s
'sAbkamiti, -z subcommittee, -s
'sAbkjn-'teinias [-njas] subcutaneous
'SAbkIa:8, -iz subclass, -es
'sAb'kan /as, -li, -nis subconscious,
-ly, -ness

SAbli'mciJ^n sublimation

's.iblimeit SAfa'keifan
'SAblimeit,
{v.),

-s, >ig, -id

-es, -ing,

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aublimat|e

-ed

'SAb'limin^ subliminal
'SAblimit, -8 sublimate (s.), -s
'sAbltan, -z subaltern, -s
'SAb'mAltipI, -z submaltiple, -s
^SAb'ma:sab'ma:[-s
'sAbmariin, -z submarine (s. adj.),
SA'bom, -z, -ii|, -d; >3*/z suborn,
-8, -ing,
ed; -er/s
SAb9:'neij'an subornation
SAb'pi:n-, SAb'saiT, etc.
sab'sAbsidaiz, -iz, -ii), -d subsidiz|e
[-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed
'sAbsidans [ssb'said-], -iz subsidence, -s
'sAbsid|i, -iz subsid|y, -ies

'SAbsikwant, -11 subsequent,

'sAbskrlpt [-bzk-] subscript

-ly

'sAfakeit 'sAmsn

'sAfakeit, -s, -Ig/ll, -Id suffocat|e,

-es, -ing/ly, -ed
'sAfarjabl, -ans sufTerlable, -ance
'SAflks, -iz suffix (s.), -es
SA'fiks, -iz, -ig, -t suffix {v.), -es,
-ing, -ed
SA'Qn.'z, etc.
sa'f- suffuse, etc.
SAfra'dset, -s suffragette, -s

'SAfragan, -z suffragnn

O SAk, -s, -ig, -t;

adj.), -s

-a*/z

suck

(s. v.),

s, -ing, -ed; -er/s

SA'ka:sal, -z auccursal, -s
'sAka*,-z, -rig, -d 1) (s. v.) succour,
-s, -ing, -ed; 2) (s.) sucker, -s

'SAkarl succory
'sAkjal3n|s, -t, -tli succulenjce,
-t,

-tly

'SAkl, -Iz,

'sAbsall, -z subsoil, -s

(s.

'sAflrids, -iz suffrage, -s

(s.

v.),

-^g

[-lig], -Id

8uck|le

-Ies, -ling {v. s.), -led

'SAbstans [-bzt-], -Iz substance, -s

SAbstan'talTal [-bzt-] substantival
sAbstantiv [-bzt-], -z, -li, -nls
substantive (s. adj.), -s, -ly, -ness
SAbstrtjniJan [-bzt-], -z substi-

'SAkllg, -z suckling [s.), -a

sAk'sigftt, etc.
sak-

tution, -s
'sAbsti1jn:t [-bzt-], -s, -ij, -Id
substitut|e (s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed
'SAb'streit|8in, -a substratum, -a
'8Ab'ten<{3ant, -s subtangent, -s
'SAb'tenan|sl, -t/s subtenan|cy, -t/s

'SAlf{aid;Z, -ait/s sulph|ide/s, -ite/s

'sAkJan suction
0'SAlan[-lin],-ist,
-est, -ly, -ness

-li,

-nis sullen,

'SAlfa*, -ri sulphur, -y

'SAlfaras [-flnr-] sulphurous

'sAlfit [-felt], -s sulphate, -s

'SAlflnretld sulphuretted
SAl'Qttar{ias, -Ik sulphur|eous, -ic
'sAl|i, -iz, -ug, -id sull|y (S.), -ies,
-ying, -ied
'sAlan, etc.
'sAlin, etc.
'SAlivan Sullivan
sAlk. -s, -ig, -t; -1, -ia*, -iist,

'SAbtaQn:d3, -Iz subterfuge, -s

SAbta'relnjan [-nian] subterra[nean
'SAb'traplkal subtropical
'SAbwei, -z subway, -s
sabsAb'Ten-, sAbVa:-ill, -inis sulk (s. v.)_, -a, -ing,
'SAbra raiat|i, -iz subvariet|y, -ies
-ed; -y, -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness
O'sAda'd Suddard
SAl'taina, -z sultana {&.), -s
'SAd|n, -fist, -nil, -fnis sudd|en,
SAdz suds [-enest, -enly, -enness 'SAltan, -z sultan (S.), -s

O'sA^abl Sotheby

'sAltr|i.

'SAdak Southwark
'SAdaland Sutherland
'SAdall southerly
'SAdan, -a*/z, -moust [-mast],
-wud 1) southern, -er/s, -most,

-wood;

2)

Soithem

SoutMfey, -well
O'SA^a*, -az, -arig/z, -ad; -ara*/z
'SA5|i, -1

suffjer,

-ers,

-ering/s,

'SAfak Suflfolk
SAfa'kelJan suffocation

Miohaelis

<t

-ered;
[-erer/s

Jones, Phonetic

sultrfy,

-la',
-ier,

-iist,
-iest,

-ili,

-ily,

-inis
-iness

-z, -ig, -d 1) (pron.) some

{strong form) ; 2) (. v.) sum, -s,

O SAm,

-ming, -med

'SAmbadi [-badi, 'sAmdl] somebody

SA'tneiJan, -z summation, -s
'SAma*, -z, -laik, -ri summer, -s,
-like, -y
'SAmafiild, -z Summerfield, -s
'SAman, -z, -ig, -d; -a*/z summon,
-8, -ing, -ed; -er/s

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'sAmanz SApli'keiJgn

-d summons
-ed
'SAmsraiz, -iz, -ig, -d summariz|e
[-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed
'sAmarji, -iz, -ili, -inis summarly

'sAmanz,
(s.

-ig,

-iz,

-es, -ing,

v.),

adj.), -les, -ily, -inesa

[a.

'SAmasit, -Jia* Somerset, -shire

'SAm389'lt, -8 somersault, -s

'sAmaTil 1) Somerville; 2)
merville

'SAmaz

Somers;

1)

2)

Sum-

-ly,

-nis

-ig/li, -id sup-s,

plicatje, -es, -ing/ly, -ed
'sApliment, -s, -ig, -id supple'-

'sAplikelt,

ment (v.), -s, -ing, -ed

SApli'mentll, -^ri supplementjal,
-ary
'SApIimant, -s supplement (s.), -s
O'sAragit |-rog-], -s surrogate, -s
SArap'tiJas [-rip-, -rep-Jj -li sur[reptitious, -ly

-ftwot some|where,
[-what
'SADiit, -s summit, -s
'SAinpljaari sumptuary
'8Am|/i>we3*,

-11,

'sAplikeit seis

'SAri Surrey
O'SAsiks Sussex

summers

'SAmhan somehow

'SAmptjuas,

'sAspekt, -s
sas'pekt (s.), -s
'SAstinans sustenance
O'sAtjl, -Ja* [-la*], -Jist [-list],

-ness

-Inis

-11,

sumptuous,

subtfle,

-lest;

-Ier,

-ly, -leness

sub-

'SAtltli, -iz l)subtlet{y,-ies; 2)

SAmtalm sometime

tilt|y, -ies

'sAmtalmz [s^m'taimz] sometimes SAtJ such

[says, saying/s, said
'sAmOlg [-mpO-] something
sei, sez, 'seiig/z, sed say (s. v.),
'sAm|w6a*, -wot some| where, -what O'seians [-5ns], -iz stance, -s

OsAn,
2)

(s.

-d

-z, -ig,
V.)

'SAnbam,

sun,

-z, -t

-s,

(.) son, -s;

-ning, -ned

1)

sunburn,

-s,

-t

'gAnhiim, -z sunbeam, -s
[-ing, -ed
'sAnda Sunda
'SAnda*, -z, -rig, -d sunder, -s,

'SAndaland Sunderland
'sAndl, -z Sunday, -s
'SAndri sundry
'SAii|i (8.), -iz

0'seib|a*, -az, -arig, -ad sab re

(. v.), -res, -ring, -red
'seibl, -z sable (s. adj.), -s
seid Said (Fort 8.)
seids, -iz, -11, -nis sage {s. adj),
-s, -ly, -ness
p'seia*, -z Sayer, -s
|

seian'siil

O self,

sonn|y, -ies

safe

Saye and Sele

-s; -a*, -ist; -li, -nis. -ti

(s.

adj),

'SAn|i(o(&'.),-la*, -list, -inis sunn|y,

O'seigon sago

-ier, -iest, -in ess

'SAnjlaib, -lalt, -lis sun|like, -light,

-less

'SAnstronk, -s sunstroke, -s
'sAnJain, -i sunshinje, -y
'sAn/ip sonship
OSAg sung {from sing)
SAgk, -an sunk, -en (from sink)

OSAp,

-s,

-ig,

-t

sup

(.

i;.),

-s,

-ping, -ped
'SApa*, -z, -lis supper, -s, -less
SApa'ziJjan/z, -an| [-ifl], -anali
suppositi|on/s,
-onal,
[t^dli]
-onally

SApjna'reiJan, -z suppuration,

-s

'BApjnareit, -s, -ig, -id suppurat]e, -es, -ing, -ed

'SApl, -nis supple, -ness
[-s, -ly
'sApliant, -s, -11 suppliant (. aty.),
SApli'kei/aii, -z supplication, -s

-s;

r,

-St;

ly,

[ness. -ty

seik, -s sake, -a
'selkrld, -11, -nis sacred, -ly, -ness
'seikrousffigftt
'stekO'seil, -z, -ig/z, -d 1) (s.) sale

(8.), -s; 2) (. .) sail, -s, -ing/s,

'seilain [sa'lain] aaline

'seilem

[-ed

(fldj.)

Salem

'seila*, -z 1) sailer, -s; 2) sailor, -s

'seilabl 1) saleable; 2) salable

'seiliant [-Ijant] salient
'seilz{maii,

-man aalesjman, -men

O'seim, -nis same, -ness

'seimas

Samos

O sein,

-a*, -ist. -11, -nis sane, -r,

[-st; -ly,

-ness

seint, -s saint (S.) {strong form), -s

'seintlji, -inis satntl|y, -iness

'seintsbari Saintsbury

O 'seions, -iz = 'seians, -iz stance,

0'seiplan|s [-pjan-],

seis

Sayce

[-g

-t, -til

[en|ce,

aapi-

-t,

-tly

sei'Jelz sefcsa'dsegjma

371

sei'Jelz Seychelles

-ing, ^ed
seit, -8, -ig, -id sat|e, -ea, -ing,
[-ed
sei'tieiiik, -ali
sa't<

'seitan Sataa

O seiv, -z,
{ae^j.

-in,

-d sav|e,

-es,

-ing

-ea

.),

'sciya*, -z, -rig, -dj -lis 1) savour

-ing,
(s.
v.),
-s,
-ed; -less;
seivr Sfevres
2)
'seiT3r|i,>iz,-iIi,-inis 1) (s.) savory

(S.);

2)

adj.) savour|y, -ies,

(s.

'seivigz savings

seksadsi'neorisn selrz

seksadsi'nearian, -z sexagenar-

'seijieit, -s, -ig, -id satiatje, -es,

[-ily.

-iness

'seiyja*, -z saviour (S.), -s

seivr [-va*] (ss:vr) Sfevres
sed said (from say)
'sedativ, -z sedative (s. a^'.), -s

ian, -s
seksija'teliti [-kjn-] sexuality

'seksjual [-kju-],

'sekston'desimou, -z aextodecimo
'sekjan, -z section, -a
-anali
'sekj"|n|
[-rfX],
sectijonal, -onally

sekja-

'sekta*, -z sector, -a

'sedjnlas, -li, -nis sedulous, -ly,

-ness
'sedntar|i, -ill, -inis sedentar|y,

'seldam seldom

sonld 1) (s.) cell,

sell, -a (S.), -ing, aold

-z, -ig,

-s; 2)

-iness

[-i|iali]

seksjn[adj.), -s, -iam

sekt, -s sect, -s
sek'tearian, -z, -izm aectarian (s.

O sel,

[-ily,

sexual, -ly

seks'tet, -s sextet(te), -a
'sekstan, -z 1) sexton, -s; 2) sextan
'sekstant, -s sextant, -s
seks'tiljan, -z sextillion, -s
'sekston, -z sexto, -s
([16 mo], -a

'sedimant, -s sediment, -s
sedi'mentari sedimentary

'sedrik Cedric
sed3, -iz sedge,

-i

sekst sext(e)

(. V.)

'sela*, -z 1) cellar, -a; 2) aeller, -s

'selajman, -man cellar{man, -men

'selandain, -z celandine, -s
sela'ret, -s cellaret, -a

-s

-mua* [-moa*, -mo*], 'selari celery

-wik Sedg|efield, -emoor, 'selariwk [si'ler-]

'sedsjflild,
-li,

-wick

-ley,

O sea*, -z = 'seia*, -z Sayer,

O sefa'lapada cephalopoda
O'segmant,
'segrigeit,

Osek

-s
etc.

segment,

-s

-s

'si:grigeit, etc.

sec

'sekand, -z;

second

(s.

-ig, -idj -a*/z

adj. v.), -s; -ly; -ing,
-li;

celeriac
'selarids cellarage
sel|f, -Tz sel|f, -ves
'selfij, -li, -nis selfish, -ly, -ness
'selfjseim, -'wit self|same, -will
'selibasi [si'libasi] celibacy
seliba'tsarian, -z celibatarian,
'selibit, -s celibate, -s
'selibi:z

-s

Celebes

seli'breijan, -z celebration, -a
'sekandar|i, -ili secondar|y, -ily -selibreit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*/z
celebrat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or/s
sekju'lseriti secularity
'sekjnla*, -li, -rizm secular, -ly, 'selibrant, -s celebrant, -s
'selim Selim
-ism
'sekjnlaraiz, -iz, -ig, -d secular- 'selinait selenite (substance)
'selistain, -z Celestine, -s
izle [-i8|e], -es, -ing, -ed
-ed; -er/s

'sekjnlarai'zei/^n secularization
[-isa-]

'sekand, etc.
se'kandou [si'k-], -z secondo, -s
[-s
sekra'tsarial secretarial
sekra'teariat [-set], -s secretariat,

'seknd,

etc.

'sekratr|i, -iz; -i/ip/s secretar|y,

-ies; -yship/s
seks, -iz, -lis sex, -es, -less

seksa'dsesima Sexagesima

'seljn:!, -z cellule, -s

'seljnla* cellular
'seljuljous, -aid cellul|ose, -old
'selkaik Selkirk
'selsi

Selsey

'selsias [-sjas] Celsius

selt, -s Celt, -3

'seltsa* Seltzer

'selwin Selwyn
selTZ selves (plur. of self)

24*

'semait 'sensitaii!

O 'semait,

372

'sensitiT sen'triQ ugI

-s ^^^ 'slim-

Semite, -s 'sensltiv, -li, -nis sensitive, -ly,

semblance, -s
-ness
'semafo:^*, -z semaphore, -a
sensjn'teliti [senjn-] sensuality
sems'forik, -ali semaphoriCj-ally 'sensjnal ['senja-], -i, -nis, -ist/s,
sema'liina semolina
-izm 1) censual; 2) sensual, -ly,
sema'toladsi sematology
-ness, -ist/s, -iam
semi- aemi- (Numerous compoimda 'sensjnas ['senju-], -li, -nis senmay he formed ly prefixing
suous, -ly, -ness
[-nessi

'semblans,

-ix

'semi- to other worcw.

Comr
pounds not given below have
double stress, i. e. a stress on
'semi- and the stress of the

simple word)
'semibrL'T, -z semibreve, -s
'semi'konlaii, -z semicolon, -s
'semiktreira*, -z semiquaver,
semi'na:*, -z seminar, -s
'8eminar|i, -iz seminar|y, -ies
,semi's3:kjnla* semicircular
'semisaikl, -z semicircle, -s

-s

'semit, -s semmit, -s

'semitoun, -z semitone,

-s

'semitrji, -iz cemeter|y, -ies

[-s
'semi jan3l[-el,-ll],-z semivowel,

sempi'tsm} seifipitemal
'semstris [-mps-], -iz 1) seamstress,
-es; 2) sempstress, -es

O sen
send,

sen

[sent

gent send,

-z, -ig,

-s,

-ing,

'sends*, -z sender, -s
'sena senna
'seneta* [-nit-], -z senator, -s
sena'ta:rial, -i senatorial, -ly

seni'gsembia [-bja] Senegambia

seni'ga:! Senegal

'senslis, -li, -nis senseless, -ly,J

sen'sa.'rial, -i censorial, -ly
sen'sairias, -11, -nis censorious,
-ly, -ness
'senja*,-z, -rig, -dj -rabl censurje
(. v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -able
'senjant, -11 sentient, -ly

senju-

sensjasent, -s, -ig, -Id 1) cent (s.), -a;

2) scent (s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed;
3) sent (from send)
sen'tenjal centennial [-ly, -ness
sen'tenjas, -li, -nis sententious,
sen'tesim|al, -ali centesim|al, -ally
'senta*, -z, -rig, -d centr|e (. v.),
-es, -ing, -ed
'sentans, -iz, -ig, -t sentencje
(. V:), -es, -ing, -ed
sen'ti:nar|l [-'ten-], -iz centenar|y,
-ies

'senti|greid, -grem/z, -li:ta*/z

centi|grade, -gramme/s, -litre/s
senti'liina
slnt- St. Helena
sentimen'tteliti sentimentality
8enti'ment|l, -ali, -alizm sentiment|al, -ally, -alism

'sentimant, -s sentiment, -s
-z centimetre, -s
,
senti'nearian, -z centenarian, -s

'senik, -ali
'si:n'seni/al, -z seneschal, -s

'sentiniiita

'senit, -s senate (S.), -s

'senita*, -z
'senat- senator, -s
sens, -iz, -ig, -t 1) (s.) sense, -s;
2) (v.) ceng|e, -es, -ing, -ed

'sentin), -z sentinel, -s
'sentipi:d, -z centipede, -s
'sentjnrl, -z
'sent/nri, -z

sen'seijan [san-], -z sensation, -s

sen'seiJIan^ [san-, -^i^], -anali
[-ifali] sensati|onal, -onally
'sensa*, -z 1) censer, -s; 2) censor, -s

'sensabl, etc.
'sensibl, etc.
'sensas, -iz census, -es
sensi'biliti [-sa'b-] sensibility
'sensibjl [-sab-], -11 sensib|le, -ly
'sensitaiz, -iz^, -ig, -d sensitiz|e
[-isle], -es, -ing, -ed

sen'^narian

[-'tjna-], -z centu'senljupl centuple

[rion, -
'sentna*, -z centner, -s
'sento:*, -z centaur, -s
'genta:r|i, -iz centaur|y, -ies

'sentr|9l, -ali centr|al, -ally

'sentralaiz, -iz, -ig, -d centralizje [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed

seniralArzeiXn

centralization

[-isa-]

'sentr|i. -iz sentr|y, -ies

[-petal

sen'trifQngal, -pitl centrijfugal,

'sentrik

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373

'sefan 8a:k9iii'naeTigeit

'sentrik, al, -ali centric, -al.-ally O'sejan, -z 1) session, -s; 2) ces'sentjarli [-Ijur-, -t/ar-], -Iz
sion, -s
centurly, -ies
'se/anarji [-J?-], -iz cessionar|y, -ies
Ose'pAlkral
si'p- sepulchral
set, -s, -ig set (s. v.), -s, -ting
'sepalka*, -z sepulchre, -s
'seta*, "Z setter, -s
'sepaltja* [-Ijua*] sepulture
se'ti:, -z settee, -s
sepa'reijau, -z separation, -s
se'tindsi [tje'tinji] Cettinje
'separeit, -s, -ii), -idj -a*/z separ- 'setig (s.), -z setting, -s
at|e (.), -es, -ing, -ed; -or/s
'setjl (s. v.), -Iz, -Hg [-lig], -Id;
separa'biliti separability
-Ja*/z [-la*/z]: -Imant/s sett|le,
'separab|l, -li, -Inis 8eparab|Ie,
-Ies, -ling, -led; -ler/s; -lement/s
-ly, -leness
see 1) saith {from say); 2) Seth
'sepsrit, etc.
'seprit, etc.
O'seya'tt Severn
'sepl-, 'seprabl, etc.
'sepa'8eTa%-z,-rifl,-d sever, -a,-ing,-ed
'seprit, -U, >nis separate (cu^'.), 'serarjabl, -ans sever|able, -ance
'sepsis sepsis
[-ly, -ness 'sevil Seville
'sevn, -z, -6 s, -Oli, -fonld seven,
sep'temba*, -z
sapsep'tenjal [-nial] septennial
-s, -th/a, -tnly, -fold

sep'tet, -s septet(te), -s
'septa*, -z, -d sceptre, -s, -d
septik septic
sep'tiljan, -z septillion, -s

'sevfonks Sevenoaks
'sevn'tiin, -z, -O/s, -Mi seventeen,

'septi:m septime

-ies, -ieth/s
'sevr|al, -ali severlal, -ally

-s,

septjna'dsesima Septuagesima
'seplj oadsi'nsarian, -z septuagenarian, -s

'sepljnadsint Septuagint

O se'rsefik,
se'raemik
se'reijan

sa'r[ration,

-al, -ali

si'r-

[sa'r-,

si'r-],

-z

-im seraph

(S.), -s,

-im

seri'nsera'neid, etc.
seri'bellam, -a cerebell{am, -a
'seribral, -z cerebral (s. adj.), -s
'seribrjam, -a cerebrjuin, -a
'serif, -s serif [cer-], -s

'serimanji, -iz ceremon|y, -ies

seri'monnial [-njal], -z, -i ceremonial, -s, -ly

seri'monnias [-njas], -li, -nis
ceremonious, -ly, -ness
seri'neid [-ra'n-],
serenad|e (. v.),
'serit serrate

O ses,

-z,
-es,

-ig, -id
-ing, -ed

-iz cess, -es

se'seijan, -z cessation, -s
'sesami, -z sesame (S.), -s
'sesil 1) Cecil; 2) Cecile
'seskwipi'deilian [-Ijan] sesqui-

pedalian
'sespn:!, -z cesspool, -s

O sez says (from say)

'seara Sarah
sa:*, -z sir {normal form),
O sa:b, -z Serb, -s
'saibaras Cerberus

serer-J

se'reitid [sa'r-, si'r-] serrated

'seraf, -s,

-th/s, -thly

'sevntli, -iz, -ii6/s [-ji6/s] sevent|y,

sa:d,

-z,

-iti

surd

-a

[-ity
(s.

adj.), -s,

, -z sirdar (S.), -s
sa:d3, -iz, -ig, -d 1) (s.) serge, -s;
2) (s. .), 8urg|e, -es, -ing, -ed
'sazdsan, -z surgeon, -s

'sa:da:

'saidsarfi, -iz surger|_y, -ies

'sa:d3ik|al, -ali surgic|al, -ally

Osa:f, -s 1) serf,
'sa:fdam serfdom

-s; 2)

surf

'sa:fis, -iz, -t surface, -s,

-d

-d surfeit (. v.), -s,"]

[-ing, -edj
sa:k, -s cirque, -s
sai'keesia [-sja], -n/z Circassia, -n/s
[-s
'sa:ka f-kei] circa

'sa:fit, -s, -ig,

sa''kAmfarans, -iz circumference,

'saikamfleks, -iz circumflex, -es
saikamla'kjuijan, -z circumlocution, -s
'saikamnsevi'geiXan circumnavigation
-ig, ;id;
-s,
-a*/z circumnavigat|e, -es, -ing,
-ed; -or/s

sa:kain'nseYigeit,

'saAam'ponla* sa''pa!8

374

'saikam'poula* circumpolar
'saikamsaiz, -iz, -ig, -d circumois|e, -6s, -ing, -ed
sa:kam'Bi3an, -z circumcision, -s
'sa:kamskraib [saikam'skraib]^ -z,
ig, -d circamBcrib|e, -es, -iDg,
-ed
8a:kani'skripXn, -z circumscription, -8

gaikam'spek/^n circumspection
'saikamspekt,

-li,

circum-

nis

spect, -ly, -ness

8a:kam'8teeiiJ'|al,
8tanti|al, -ally

circum-

ali

sa:kam'gtenj*ieit, -s, >ig, -id

circumstantiat|e, -es, -ing, -ed

'8a:kam8tang,-iz, -t circumstance,
-s, -d

saikam'Tent^

-g, -ig, -id

cir(^m-

vent, -s, -mg, -ed

gaikamTa'leiJan [-ya'l-], -z
cumvallation, -s
'8a:ka8, -iz circus, -es

[-ly, -ness
sa:'kjautas, -11, -nls circuitous,
8a:^n'lelJ'an [-kja'l-], -z circulation, -s
'saikjnlelt [-kjal-], -8, -Ig, -Id;
a*/z circulat|e, -es, -ing, -ed;

-or/s

'gaikjnla* [-kjal-], -z circular

(s.

adj.), -B

(s. v.),

8a:kiii-

[-^g], -Id circjle

-les, -ling, -led

ga:kam-

Searle

-Inis 8url|y,
-ier, -iest, -ily, -iness

'sailain, -z sirloin, -s

[-s

O ga:'maiz ['ga:m-], -iz surmise

(.^,

ga:'maiz, -iz, -ig, -d surmis|e

(v.),

ga''maunt,

mount,

-ed
-s, -ig, -id;

-s,-

-abl sur-

-ing, -ed; -able

'ga:many -z sermon, -s
'8a:manaiz, -iz^ -ig, -d sermoniz|e
[-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed
'ga:iieliii, -z, -ig, -d 8urnam|e
(. v.), -eB,'-ing, -ed
8a''pa:g, -iz, -It/li, -t; -abl
surpass, -8, -ing/ly, -ed; -able

'ga:pantain serpentine

(s.

adj.) (S.)

'sa:plas [-pli8], -iz, -t surplice, -s, -d

'8a:pl38,-iz; -ids surplus, -es; -age
O'sa.'si

Circe

O'gaitaeks, -iz surtax, -es

'sa:tn certain, etc.

-faiz, -faiig, -faid;
certiffy, -fies, -fying,

'saitanj etc.
'8a:ti|fai,

-fala*/z
-fied; -fier/s
gaitifi'keij'an, -z certification,
8a''tifikeit, -g, -ig, -id; -ari certificat|e {v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -ory
ga-'tifikit, -s certificate (s.), -s
ga'tifikeitid cersa''tifikitid
tificated
'ga.'tn certain, etc,
'8a:tin^ etc.

=
=

'8a:ti1;)a:d

certitude

'8a:t|ig, -i:z 8yrt|is (S.), -es

[-tan, -tin], -11; -tl, -tiz

certain, -ly; -ty, -ties
gaitj, -Iz, -lg/11, -t; -a'/z search
(8. .), -es, -ing/ly, -ed; -er/s
'ga:tja:d3 [gai'tj-], -iz surchargle
(). -s

8a:'tja:d3, -iz, -ig, -d surcharg|e

(v.), -es, -ing, -ed
'saitjlait, -g searchlight, -s
'sa:ta: [gai'tn:], -z surtout, -s
(DgaiT, -z, -ig, -d; -a*/z serv|e
(. v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -er/s
'gaivail, -li servile, -ly
ga-'vair, -z, -Ig, -d; -9l/z; -a*/z
surviv|e, -es,-ing,-ed; -al/s; -or/s

Cervantes

8a:'rellan8 [-Ijan8] surveillance

'sa:l|i, -ia*, -list, -ill,

-es, -ing,

sa*

'sa:pant, -s serpent, -s

8a:'Ttenti:z

'ga:koiit, -8 surcoat, -s
8a:l

'g9:pant

'ga:tn
cir-

'8a:kit; -s circuit, -s

'83:k|l, -Iz, -llg

'8a:Tei [8a:'TeiJ, -z survey

8a:'Tei, -z, -Ig, -d; -a*/z
(.)> -s, -ing, -ed; -or/s

(s.),

-s

survey

'8a:vant, -s servant, -s
8a:Ti'et, -8 serviette, -s
'ga:via [-Tja], -n/z Servia, -n/s
ga:'Tlliti servility
'ga:vig, -iz service, -8
'ga:vl8ab|l, -11, -lni8 serviceab|le,
-ly, -leness
'saivlta*, -z servitor, -s
'8a:Tl1ja:d servitude
[-a
'8a:Tnt, -g
'gaivant, -g servant,
ga:z sirs {plur. of sir)
ga {occasional weak form of gon)

ga* sir {weak form)

[so

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Osa'beetikal sabbatical
sab'dja:, -ju:z, 'ju'ig, -ju:d;
ju'9*/z; -jn-abl subd|ue, -ues,
-uing, -uedj -uer/s; -uable
S3b'd5Ai)fttiY, -z subjunctive (s.
&.), -s

sdb'dsebjan subjection
sab'dsekt [sAb-, 'sAbdsikt],
-ig, -id subject

S3'b3:b3ii
sa'bi:n

(v.), -s,

-s,

-ing, -ed

suburban
sse'b- Sabine

(river,

lake, pass)

sabsttenji'eij'dii salidifl'k-

sabstcenji'eijdn [-bzt-, -nsi-] substantiation

sab'stsen/ieit [-bz't-], -s, -ig, -id
substantiatje, -es, -ing, -ed
sab'teud, -z, -ig, -id subtend,
-s, -ing, -ed
sab'trsekjan, -z subtraction, -s
sab'trtekt, -s, -ig, -id subtract,
-s, -ing, -ed
[-s-|
sab'YenJan [sAb-], -z subvention,J
sab'Ta:|J'an[sAb-],-siTsubver|sion,
-sive
sab'vait [sAb-], -s, -ig, -id subvert, -s, -ing, -ed
sabzk-, sabztsabsOsa'dsest, -s, -ig, -id suggest,

sa'blaim, -a*, -ist, -li, -nis; -z,

-ii), -d sublim|e (s. ac^. v.), -er,
-est, -ely, -eness; -es, -ing, -ed
sa'blimiti sublimity
sab'maids [^SAb'm-], -iz, -ii|, -d;
-s, -ing, -ed
-3ns 8ubmerg|e, -es, -ing, -ed; sa'dsestiv, -li, -nis suggestive,
-ence
-ly, -ness
sab'maiX^n [sAb-] submersion, -s sa'dsestjan, -z suggestion, -s
sab'misiT, -li, -nis submissive, Osa'faiara
sse'f- Sapphira

-ness
sab'mij'dn, -z submission, -s
sab'mit, -s, -ig, -id submit,
-ting, -ted
-ly,

sa'fais, -iz, -ig, -t suffic|e, -es,

-ing, -ed
[-t, -tly-|
-a,

ssbaidi'neijan subordination
sa'baidineit, -s, -ig, -id subordinat|e (v.), -es, -ing, -ed
sa'boid^it [-dn-, -din-], -s; -Ii

subordinate

(s.

adj.), -s-f -ly

sa'bain, etc.
SA'baiit, etc.
S9b'piia9 [sAb'p-], -z, -ig, -d subpcena (g. v.), -a, -ing, -ed
sab'said, -z, -ig, -id Bubsid|e, -es,
-ing, -ed

sab'saidans, -iz ^= 'sAbsidsab'saiT [sAb-], -z, -ig, -d subservje, -es, -ing, -ed
sab'saivlanls [sAb-, -Tjan-], -si,
-t, -tli suDservien|ce, -cy, -t, -tly
sab'8idjar|i [-diar-], -iz, -ili subsidiar|y (s. adj.), -ies, -ily
sab'sist, -s, -ig, -id; -ans subsist,
-s, -ing, -ed; -ence
sab'skraib [-bz'k-], -z, -ig, -d;
-a*/z subscrib|e, -es, -ing, -ed;
[scription, -s"]
-z sub-J
sabsttenji'seliti [-bzt-] substantiality
-er/s

sab'skrip/an

[-bz'k-],

sab'stienJIal [-bz't-], -ali, -alnis

substanti |al, -ally, -alness

sa'tijanlsi, -t, -tli sufficien|cy,J

S9'Qa:z [sA'f-], -iz, -ig, -d snffus|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
sa'ljnisan [sA'f-], -z suffusion, -s

Osa'geesiti sagacity
sa'geijas, -li, -nis sagacious, -ly,
-ness
[-ing, -ed
Osa'ha.'ra Sahara
sa'kAin, -z, -ig, -d succumb, -s,
sa'kAmfarans, -iz circumference,

8a:'kjasa'kju'[-s
sak'ses, -iz; -ful, -fnli [-fali];
-a*/z; -iv/li success, -es; -ful,
-fully; -ors; -ive/ly
sak'sej'an, -z succession, -s
sak'siid, -z, -ig, -id succeed, -s,
-ing, -ed
S9k'sigftt[sAk-],-li, -nis succinct,
-ly, -ness

O sa'laim, -z, -ig, -d salaam

-a,

(s. v.),

-ing, -ed

sa'lain, -z 1) (s.) saline, -s; 2) (adj.)

sa'laiva saliva
[= 'seilain
sa'Iaivari
'seelivari
8a'lidi|fai [so'l-,
so'l-j, -faiz,
-faiig, -faid; -faiabl solidi|fy,
-fies, -fying, -fied; -fiable
salidifi'keij'an [sal-, sol-] solidification

sa'liditi ga'praiz

88'liditi [so'l-, so'l-] solidity

sa'lilalLwaiz [sol-], -iz, -ii|, -d
soliIoquiz|e [-ia|e], -es, -ing, -ed
sa'lilekwji [so'l-], -iz soliloqu|y,
-ies
sa'Iisit, -s, -ii), -id; -a^/z solicit,
-8,

-ing, -ed; -or/s

S9lisi'teij'9ii, -z solicitation, -s

sa'Iisitas, -11 solicitous, -ly

se'li8itja:d solicitude
salijanf [sali8ja'na:l], -z salicio
sa'lja:[nal, -s
sa'ln:-

sa'lonmi Salome
sa'luibrias [-'ljn>], -li, -nis salubrious, -ly, -ness
sa'Inibriti [-'Ijn:-] salubrity
83'ln:ii, -z saloon, -s
salnijan [-'Iju:-], -z solution, -s
sa'ln.'t [-'Ijnit]. -s, -ig, -id salutje
(. v.), -68, -mg, -ed

O sam

some (weak form)

= so'm= sai'mannt,

sa'maili, -lend

sa'mannt,

etc.

sa'mseritn, -z Samaritan,

etc.

-s

sa'msaria Samaria
sa'mona, -n/z Samoa, -n/s

sa'ma* some more

sam'taimz
'sAmtaimz

O san = snt Saint [St.] (weak form)

8a'na:ta, -z sonata, -s
sa'na:ras ['sanaras], -li sonorous,
[-ly
sa'narit|i,.-iz sonorit|y, -ies

san'seij^n, -z == sen'seijan, -z
sant Saint [St.] (weak form)

=
=
=

O sa'pa:8,

etc.
8a:'pa:s, etc.
sa'pi:na, etc.
sab'piina, etc.
8a'piaria*, etc.
8ju''psa'plaint, -s, -ig, -id; -a*;'z supplant, -8, -ing, -ed; -er/s

sa'pl|ai, -aiz, -aiii), -aid suppl|y

(.

v.),

-ies,

8a'pa:t, -8,

sa'pres 'sferju:!

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-ying, -led
-id; -a'/z; -abl,

-ii|,

-abli support (. v.), -s, -ing,

-ed; -er/s; -able, -ably
8a'ponz, -iz, -ig, -d sapposje, -es,
-ing, -ed
sa'pazitar|i, -iz 8uppositor|y, -ies
8apazi'tlXa8, -li, -nis supposititious, -ly, -ness
[-os, -i"l
8a'pra:ii|ou, -onz, -i: 8opran|o,J
sa'praiz (. v.), -iz, -ii|/li, -d, -idli
surpris|e, -es, -ing/ly, -ed, -edly

8a'pre8, -iz, -ii), -t; -a'/z; -ibl

[abl] suppress, -es, -ing, -ed;
-or/s; -ible

sa'prej^n, -z suppression,

sap'temba* [8ep-,
tember, -8

sip-], -z

-s

Sep-

Osa'raand,-z,-ii|/z, -id surround,

-8, -ing/s, -ed
sa'riefik [se'r-, si'r-], -al, -ali
seraphic, -al, -ally
sa'reise'reisa'renda*, -z, -rig, -d surrender
(s. v.), -8, -ing, -ed
sa'reniti, sa'rim, etc.
si'r-

sa'repta Sarepta
sa'ri.'z [si'r-]

cerise

sa'rigga [si'r-], -z seringa, -s

Osa'saiat|i, -iz societ|y (S.), -ies
sasepti'bilit|i [-ta'b-J,
ceptibilit|y, -ies
sa'septibjl [-tab-], -li
ib|le, -ly

sas'pekt
(.),

['sAspekt],

-s

-iz

sus-

suscept-

suspect

-s

sas'pekt, -s, -ig, -id suspect (v.),

-s, -ing, -ed
sas'pend, -z, -ig, -id; -a*/z suspend, -s, -ing, -ed; -er/s
sas'pens, -ibl [-abl], -ir, -ari
suspens|e, -ible, -ive, -ory
saspensi'biliti [-sa'b-] suspenaibility

sas'penjan, -z suspension,

-s

sas'pijan, -z suspicion, -s
sas'piXas, -li, -nis suspicious, -ly,
-ness
sas'tein, -z, -ig, -d; -a*/z; -abl
sustain, -s, -ing, -ed; -er/s; -able
Osa'taiati [-aiiti] satiety
sa'teenik [sei't-], -ali Satanic, -ally
sa'tainian, sa'tiin, -z ::= see'tsatif-

saitif-

sa'tirik satyric
[-ally, -alness
8a'tirik{l, -ali, -alnis satiric|al,
Osa'Taiv, etc.
sa:'raiT, etc.
sa'Ttena, -z saYanna(h) (S.), -s
sa'ver-, sa'via*, etc.
si'Tsa'Toi, -z savoy (S.), -s
sa'Toiaid, -z Savoyard, -s
'sferik, -s, -al, -ali spheric, -s,
-al, -ally

'sferjn:l, -z spherule, -s

sfia* 8i:li'siria

O sfia*,

-z sphere, -s

letter),

si:

(s.

-z

O si:in^
-s

-z,

(S.), -s,

-ig, sa:, 8i:ii

see

-ing, saw, seen

0'si:'bi:, -z O. B., -'s

si:d, -z, -ig, -id 1) (w.) ced|e,
-es, -ing, -ed; 2) (s. v.) seed, -s,

'si:da*, -z cedar, -s
'si:d3]ii, -z

sedum,

-z, -ig/Ii,

-d

-ing/ly, -ed; 2)
-ing, -ed

[-ing, -ed
-s

-Inis; -lis,
lig/z seed y, -ier, -iest, -ily,
-iness; -less, -ling/s
'8i:dm3ii ['kaedman] Csedmon
'si:drik Cedric
'si:d|i, -ia*, -iist, -ili,

-man seedsjman, -men

si:d3, -iz siege, -s

si:5, -z, -ig, -d seeth|e, -es, -ing,
[-ed
0'si:'ef of.
[-ing
O'si'8*, -z seer, -s (S.)
0'si:f6ar|a*, -az, -ig seafarjer, -ers,

0'si:gft'i:d Siegfried
si:gri'geij'9n [seg-] segregation
'si:grigeit ['seg-], -s, -ig, -id
segregat|e, -es, -ing, -ed

Osi:k,

-s,

-ig,

sa:t

1)

seek,

(s. v.)

seam,

'8i:men semen
sL'men'tei/an, -z cementation,

-s,

-ing, sought; 2) Sikh, -s

'si:k8*, -z seeker, -s

'si:k{3m, -a csec|um, -a
'si:kant, -s secant, -s
[-ly
'si:krisi [-krasi] secrecy
'si:krit, -s, -li secret (s. adj.), -s,

-s

'sL'ma* 1) Seymer; 2) Seymour

'si:|man, -man, -manjip sea|man
(8.),

'sL'mi

-men, -manship

seamy

'si:ml|i, -inis seeml|y, -iness

'si:mlig seamless
'si:ma:* [-ma*] Seymour
Osi:n, -z 1) seen (from
'si:nail senile

[2)

'gi:dz|m3n,

1) (v.) seetn,

'8i:mait ['sem-], -s Semite, -s

{the

-'s

v.),

-8,
-8,

1) sea, -s; 2)

Celia

'8i:lskin, -z sealskin, -s

sfta'romita*, -z spherometer,
sfigks, -iz sphiD:s, -es
'stigAite*, -z sphincter, -s
(s.)j

'si:lj9 'siizi^abl

'si:lja [-lia]

'sfiaraid, z spheroid, -s
sfia'raidl spheroidal

si:

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see);

scene,

-s

'si:nari 1) senary; 2) scenery

'8i:nik ['sen-], -ali scenic, -ally
si:ni'arit|i, -iz seniorit|y, -ies
'si:nja*, -z 1) senior (s. adj.) (S.),
-s; 2) seignior (S.), -s
'si:njarii, -iz 8eignior|y, -ies

'8i:nJD:*, -z signor (S.),

0'si:pja sepia
'si:p3:t, -8 seaport, -s
'8i:p3i, -z sepoy, -s

-s

'si:'prei cyprfes

O 8i:s,

[-ed

-iz, -ig, -t ceas|e, -es, -ing,

'si:8ik, -nis seasick, -ness

'si:skeip, -s seascape, -s
'si:8li8,-li, -nis ceaseless, -ly,-ness
'si:'sa:, -z, -ig, -d seesaw (s. v.),
-a, -ing, -ed
'si:

sprig, -z C-spring, -s
seashore
[-ing, -ed

0'si:'J'a:*

si:t, -s, -ig,

-id seat

seton

(s. v.),

-a,

Seaton

si:kwes'treij'aii sequestration
'siikwestreit [si'kw-], -s, -ig, -id
sequestrat|e, -es, -ing, -ed

O '8i:'wa:d|i, -inis seaworthjy, -iness

'si:kwal, -z sequel, -s

O si:z,

'siikwans, -iz sequence, -s

'si:kwin, -z sequin, -s
Osi:l, -z, -ig, -d 1) seal

(s.

v.),

-ing, -ed; 2) ceil, -s, -ing,

-ed; 3) ciel, -s, -ing, -ed
'si:la, -z selah, -s
'si:la*, -z sealer, -s
-s,

'si:li

8eel(e)y

'siilim ['sel-] Selim

'si:lig, -z ceiling (.), -s
8i:li'8iria Coelesyria

'si:tn, -z 1)

(S.), -s; 2)

'si:wad seaward
-iz, -ig, -dj -abl 1) seiz|e,
-es, -ing, -ed; -ahle;
2) sees
(from see); 3) seas (from sea)
8i''zearian Csesarean (of Caesar)
'si:za*, -z Csesar, -s

si:za'ria, -n Csesarea, -n (of Cae[sarea)

'si:zin, -z seizin, -s

sr'zjnara, -z cesura [caes-], -s

]^ig, -nd seasjon, -ons,
-oning, -oned
'8i:z9ab|l [-zn-], -li, -Inis season
'si:z|n. -nz,

ab|le, -ly, -leness

'si:z]^ii)

siga'ret
seasoning

'siiz^ig [-zn-], -z

O'siisa*, -z seizure,
si'tetl Seattle

(s.),

-s

[-Jig],

si'bastian [-Ijan] Sebastian

-z sedan-chair, -s

si'dAkJan, -z seduction, -s
si'dAktiT, -11, -nis seductive,

-ly,

-ness
si'deit, -11, -nis sedate, -ly, -ness
si'dila, -z cedilla, -s

si'dijan, -z sedition, -s
[-ness
si'dijas, -li, -nis seditious, -ly,
si'djn:8,-iz,-i(|,-t; -a*/z; -mant/s
seduc|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er/s;

-ment/s
'sid^am [-dnam] Sydenham
'sidni 1) Sidney; 2) Sydney
O'sidia ['sie-, -ja], -n/z Scythia,

si'ena Sienna

si'era, -z

[-n/s

'siar- sierra (S.), -s

si'esta, -z siesta> -s

Osia*,

-d

-z, -rig,

1)

cer|e, -es,

-ing, -ed; 2) sear, -s, -ing, -ed;

'siia*, -z seer,
3) sere, -s; 4)

-s (S.)

-s

-alzHzJj

-ali; -alli)
(g. adj.

-aid [-Jd] sign|al

-ailing, -ailed
v.)i -als; -ally;
'slgnalaiz, -iz, -ig, -d signalizje

-ed
-mten],
[-men] signal{man, -men

[-is|e],

-esj' -ing;

'si|nal|man

[-nl-,

-man

'signatar|i, -iz signator|y, -ies

'signatja*, -z
'signitja*, -z
'signijfai, -faiz, -faiig, -faid signi|fy, -fies, -fying, -fied

signifrkeijan signification
sig'nifikeitiT [-kat-] significative
8ig'nifikan|s,-t, -tli significanjce,
-t, -tly
[net, -s"|
'signit, -s 1) signet, -s; 2) cyg-J
'signitrig, -z signetring, -s

'signitja* [-natj"-], -z signature, -s

-a*, -ist, -nis 1) sick, -er,
-est, -ness; 2) sic
si'keida, -z cicada, -s
'sikafant, -s sycophant, -s

O sik,

'sikamaia*, -z sycamore (S.), -s

'sikatraiz, -iz, -ig, -d cicatriz|e
[-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed
'sikatriks, sika'traisiiz cicatri|x,
'sikatris, -iz cicatrice, -s
[-ces
'sikikl
'saikiki psychical

'sikim Sikkim
si'kjua*, -ra*, -rist, -lij -z, -rig,
-d; -rabl secur|e (adj. v.), -er,
-est, -ly; -es, -ing, -ed; -able
si'kjnaritji, -iz securitjy, -ies
'sikl, -z sickle, -s

-kla:9z [-klo'Os] cerecloth, cloths

'siara [si'era], -z sierra (S.), -s
'siaram, -z serum, -s
'Bie|kla-e,
{

'siaras serous
'siari:z 1] series; 2) Ceres
'siarlal, -z 1) cereal; 2) serialn
'siariam cerium
[(s. adj.), -sj
'siarias, -11, -nis 1) serious, -ly,
-ness; 2) cereous
'siariz [-rii:z]
'siari:z series
sia'rasiti serosity
O'sifilis syphilis
sift, -8, -ig, -id; -a*/z sift, -s,
-ing, -ed; -er/s
si'ga:*, -z 1) cigar, -s; 2) segar,
siga'ret, -s cigarette, -s
[-s

'sigma, -z sigma,
'sign|al [}],

-s

si'beestapl Sebastopol
si'beijas sebaceous
'sibarait, -s sybarite, -s
'sibaris Sybaris
'Sibil, -z 1) sibyl (8.), -s; 2) Sybil
si'bilain ['sibil-] sibylline
sibi'lcijan, -z sibilation, -s
'sibilant, -s sibilant (s. adj.), -s
si'ba:ri|8mj -amz, -a cibori|um,
-urns, -a

O si'dan't/sa*,

'sigm9 siks

378

'siklaman, -z cyclamen,
'sikl|i,

-ia*j

-list,

-inis

-s

8ickl|y,

-ier, -iest, -iness

si'klu:d, -z, -ig, -id seclud|e, -es,

-ing, -ed
8i'kln:5an seclusion

-^^g [-nig], -nd; -^a*/z

sick|en, -ens, -ening
(adj. v.), -ened; -ener/s
si'k3ndoa,.-z
se'k-

'8ik|n, -nz,

[-na*/z]

si'kriijan, -z secretion, -s
8i'kri:t, -s, -ig, -id secret|e, -es,
-ing, -ed
si'kriitir, -11, -nis secretive, -ly,

-ness
siks, -iz, -tBja, -Mil, -fonld six,
-es, -th/s, -thly, -fold

'siks'futa*

'silinda*

379

'siks'futs*, -z sixfooter, -s

'siks|p9n8, -pansiz, 'pani sixIpence, -penoes, -penny

sikst sixte
'sikstas Sixtus
[-th/s, -thly
'siks'ti:n, -z, -O/s, -Oli sixteen, -s,
siks'tiinmou, -z 16 mo, -s
Bixt|y,

'sik8t|i, -iz, -iiO/s [-jie/s]

-ies, -ieth/s

si'lindrifi>:m

si'Iindrifoim cylindriform
si'Iindrik, -al, -ali cylindric, -al,
[-ally
'silindsa* St. Leger

= sai= sai- Silurian

si'lijia, etc.

gi'ljnarian

silk, -8, -an;

silk, -s, -en

silodssi'lon

sikstO, -s, -li sixth, -s, -ly

si'kwenJIal, -ali sequenti|al, -ally
si'kwesta*, -z, -rii), -d sequester,

'simita*

-i, -ia*, -iist,

-inis

-y, -ier, -iest, -iness

siladsii

Ceylon

[-ing, -ed; -y

8ilt, -8, -ig, -id; -i silt

(s. v.), -s,

'siltjista* Silchester
siln''et, -s silhouette, -s

siltebi'keijan syllabication

sai- Silurian
sil'Testa* 1) Silvester ; 2) Sylvester
'silva Sylva
'silTa*(..)j-z> -rigj-d; -ri, -rinis
silver, -s, -ing, -ed; -y, -iness
'silvan 1) sylvan; 2) silvan

si'lebritji, -iz celebrit|y, -ies

'silvataun, -z Silvertown,

si'lekjan, -z selection, -s
si'lekt, -nis; -s, -ii|, -id; -3*/z;

'Silvia [-vja]
O'simbal, -z

-s,

-ing, -ed

si'Iuarian

si'kwe8treit,efc. ='si:kwestreit,
[etc.
si'kwi:l{3, -i: Bequel|a, -se

O sil,

-z sill, -s (S.)
si'ltebik, -ali syllabic, -ally

-ness; -s,
-ing, -ed; -or/s; -ive/ly
si'leritek
'selarisek celeriac
si'leriti celerity
si'lest, -s celeste, -s
si'Iestial [-tjal], -i celestial, -ly
-iy/li select {adj.

v.),

'sila

Scylla

2)

Sylvia
1) symbol,

cymbal,

-s

-s;

-s

'simbalaiz, -iz, -ig, -d symbolizle [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed

simbalai'zeij'an symbolization
[-isa-]

'simbili:n [-bal-] Cymbeline

'simbal, -z
'simbl, -z

sim'balik, -al, -ali symbolic, -al,

'silabAb, -z sillabub, -s
-ally
'silabarfi, -iz syllabar|y, -ies
si'ment, -8, -ig, -id cement {s. v.),
'silabas, -iz syllabus, -es
'silabl, -z syllable, -s
8i']nesta*, -z semester, -s
'siladsaiz [-lods-], -iz, -ig, -d
syllogiz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed si'metrik, -al, -ali, -alnis symmetric, -al, -ally, -alness
sila'dsistik [-lo'ds-], -ali syllog'sima*, -z, -rig, -d simmer, -s,
istic, -ally
-ing, -ed
'siladsizm [-lods-], -z syllogism, -s
8imal'teinia8 [-njas], -li, -nis
'silari Sillery
simultaneous, -ly, -ness
silf, -8 sylph, -s
[of moon), -s
si'lunait, -s Selenite {inhabitant .'simane^z Symonds
'saim- simony
'simani
si'liina Selena

'8imanz

si'limiam [-njam] selenium

'8il|i,

-iz; -ia*,

-iist,

1) Scilly; 2) siU|y
-ier, -iest, -ily,

si'libasi
'silia

(s.

-ili,

-inis

adj.), -ies;

-iness

'selib- celibacy

['silja], -ri cilia,

-ry

'silika silica

'silikan silicon
'8ilik|it, -eitid silic|ate, -ated
[-s
'silinda*, -x cylinder, -s
si'lindroid['silin-], -z cylindroid.

8)

1)

Symons;

2)

Symonds;

Simmons

symphon|y, -ies
8im'fanik symphonic
'8imlan, -z 1) simian (s. adj.),
'8imfan|i, -iz

2) Simeon
8imi'Ierit|i,

-s;

-iz similarit|y, -ies

'simila*, -li similar, -ly
'simili, -z simile, -s
8i'iiiili1jn:d

similitude

'simita*, -z scimitar, -s

si'mitik Semitic
'simitri symmetry
siinjn'leikr{am^ 3simulacr|um,-a

simju'leiXan simulation
'simjuleit, s, -ig, -id simulatje,
-es, -ing, -ed
'simkiii,

etc.

'simpkin,

etc.

simrteiniaB, etc.
simal'tein'simnal [n\], -z simnel (S.)i -s
'simpa*, -z, -rii|, -d simper (s. v.),
-a, -ing, -ed
'simpaOaiz, -iz, -ii|, -d sympathiz|e [-i8|e], -es, -ing, -ed
simpa'Oetik, -91, -ali sympathetic,
-ally

-al,

'simpaO|i, -iz sympath|y, -ies

'simpkin, -z, -sn Simpkin, -s, -son
'simp|l, -la", -list,-li,-Inis simp|le
(S.), -ler, -lest, -ly, -leness
'8impl|'taa:tid,

-'maindid simple-

-minded
'simpli simply
jhearted,

-faiii),
-faid
-fying, -fied
simplifi'keij'an, -z simplification,
sim'pllsiti simplicity
[-s
'simpltan, -z simpleton, -s

'si]npli{fai,

simpli

-faiz,

fy, -fies,

sim'pozilain, -a, -amz symposijum,

-a,

-ums

'simpsan

1)

Simpson;

Simson

2]

'simj^tam, -z symptom, -s
'gimsn 1) Simson; 2) Simpson

'glmtam, -z='gimpt- symptom, -s

sl'muim, -z simoom, -s '

O sin,

-z, -ig, -d ; -a*/z sin (s. v.),

-ning, -ned; -ner/s
sin
snt St. [Saint] (weak form)
'sinbsed Sindbad
-a,

sind

1)

Sind; 2) Scinde;

ned {from

3) sin-

sin)

'sinda*, -z cinder, -s

sinda'rela Cinderella
'siudik, -s syndic, -s

sindi'keijan syndication
'sindikeit, -s, -ig, -id syndicat|e

-ed
'sindikit, -s syndicate (g.), -s
sinews,
ill, -d single, -es,
[-ing, -ed
'sinabd:* cinnabar
{v.),

-es, -ing,

'sinad, -z, -1 synod,

'sinaman siqga'liiz

380

si'mitik 'sinalag

-s,

-al

'sinagag, -z synagogue, -s
'sinalag [-loug], -z sinologue,

sinaman cinnamon
'sinanim, -z synonym, -s
'Binapizm, -z sinapism, -s
sina'reijan cineration
'sin|fMl, -full [-fall], fMlnis sin|ful, -fully, -fulness
[-allyl
'sinik, "8, -al, -all cynic, -s, -al,J
'sinikjna*, -z
'sain- sinecure, -s
si'niliti senility
sini'mtetagrsef [-gra:f] cinemato-

[graph, -a
'sinima, -z cinema, -s
'sinisizm, -z cynicism, -s
'sinista* sinister
8i'nigtr|al, -all sinistr|al, -ally
'sinju:, -z, -i ['sinni] sinew, -s, -y
'sinjuas sinuous
sinju'asitii, -iz sinuositly, -ies

'sinklea* ['sig-J 1) Sinclair; 2) St.

Clair
'sinlis, -11, -nis sinless, -ly, -ness
8i'nadik, -al, -all synodic, -al,
[-ally
si'naladsi sinology

si'nanimas,

-11

synonymous,

-ly

si'napslis, -i:z synops|is, -es

si'naptik, -al, -all synoptic, -al,

sins since

[-^Hy

sin'seriti sincerity
sin'sia*, -ra*, -rist, -11, -nis sincere, -r, -st, -ly, -ness
sinsi'naiti Cincinnati
sint St. [Saint] (weak form)
'sintseks. -iz syntax, -es
[-ally
sin'taekiik, -al, -all syntactic, -al,
sinti'leij'an, -z scintillation, -s
'sintileit, -s, -ig, -id scintillatje,
-es, -ing, -ed
sin'tila scintilla
sinti'li:na [sen-] St. Helena
sin'Oetik, -al, -ali synthetic, -al,
-ally
'sinOisaiz, -iz, -ig, -d synthesiz|e
[-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed
'sinOis|is [-Oas-], -i:z synthes|is, -es
'sinOitaiz, -iz, -ig, -d synthetizje
[-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed
sinz sins (plur. of sin)
sins, ^^<^sinds, eta.

O sig,

-z, -ig, sseg,

SAg sing,

-s,

-ing, sang, sung

'sig a*, -z singer (S.), -s

sigga'li:z 1) Cingalese; 2) Sin(g)-s

halese

 si'rakoa

sigga'poia*

381

Singapore

sii)g3'pa:a*

siggjo'lffiritji,

-iz

[-ies

8ingularit[7,

'siggjula*, -z, -11 singular (s.ads.),

-a,

-ly

-Inis aing|le,-ly,-lenes8
'siggrhartid, -li, -nis singleheart[ed, -ly, -ness
'siggli singly
'siggltan, -z singleton (S.), -s

'sii)g|l, -li,

siegk, 'sAgk/an
1) (.) cinque (C); 2) (s. v.) sink,
[-able"]
-s, -ing, sank, sunk/ en
'sigkja*, -az; -abl sink|er, -ers;J
sigka'peijan, -z syncopation, -s
'sigkapeit, -s, -ii), -id syncopat|e,
[-es, -ing, -ed
'sigkapi syncope
[Clair
'sigkfail cinquefoil
'sii)kls9 ['sink-] 1) Sinclair; 2)St.
'sigkranaiz, -iz, -ii|, -d synchroniz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed

sigk,

-Sj

-ii),

sigkranai'zeijan

synchroniza-

tion [-isa-]
'sigkranas, -li, -nis synchronous,
-ly, -nesa

'sigkranizm synchronism
'sigktjwa*, -z cincture, -s
'sigsag, -z singsong (s. adj.), -s
sip, -s, -ig, -t sip (. v.), -s,
-ping, -ped
si'pAlkral [se'p-] sepulchral
'siprian Cyprian
sapsip'temba*, -z
'sipiou Scipio
sa'rsi'rafik, -al, -ali
si'rsemik [se'r-] ceramic

== se'reisi'reniti [sa'r-] serenity

'sira sirrah
si'rei-

SIS SI via*

Osis

1) Sis; 2) Ciss
si'sielpain Cisalpine
si'sej9n, -z secession, -s

'sisarou Cicero
sisa'ronnian [-njan] Ciceronian
si'si:d,-z,-ig,-id; -a'/z 8eced|e,-es,
Cissie[-y]
[-ing, -ed; -er/s

'sisi

'sisili

Cicely

Sicily
si'siija Cecilia

'sisili

si'siljan, -z Sicilian, -s
'sisista* Cirencester
'siskin, -z siskin, -s
sist, -s 1) cist, -s; 2) cyst, -s

'sistain Sistine
sis'taijian, -z Cistercian, -s
'sista*, -z; -biud/z; -li sister, -s;
-hood/s; -ly
'sistali [-tol-] systole
etc. ^= 'sistim,
'sistan, -z cistern, -s
'sistas, -iz cistus, -es

'sistam,

etc.

'sistim [-tam], -z system, -a

sisti'maetik, -ali systematic, -ally
'sistimataiz, -iz, -ig, -d; -a*/z
systematiz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing,
-ed; -er/

'sistimatai'zeiXansystematization
([-isa]
'sistali systole
'sistoli

=
O'sijan = 'sis^n
O
=
si'teijan,

sis'talik systolic

scission

[sat

sit, -s, -ig/z, sset sit, -s, -ting/s,

sai't-z
si'teiji|as [-Jj|-], -an/z cetac|eous,
[-ean/s
'sita*, -z sitter, -s

'sitadl [-tid-], -z citadel, -s

'sit|i, -iz

citjy, -ies

'sirakju:s Syracuse
'sirap, -s syrup, -s
'siras 1) cirrous; 2) cirrus
si'riin [sa'r-], -ist, -li serene, -st,
[-ly
sa'r- cerise
si'riiz

'sitigba:n [-ba:n] Sittingbourne

'sitigrnm, -z sitting-room, -s
'sitizan, -z, -Jip citizen, -s, -ship
silju'eijan, -z situation, -s
'sitjueit [-jnit] situate

sirisek Syriac
'siria, -n/z Syria, -n/s
'sirias Sirius

'sitjneitid situated
'sitrjan, -anz; -ik; -it/s citr|on,
-ona; -ic; -ate/s

'sirinef3[si'r-],-iz, -ig, -d Byring|e

(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed
sa'rsi'rigga, -z

0'si6ar|a,

siril 1) Cyril; 2)
si'rilik Cyrillic

CyriUe

Cyril
si'rakon, -z sirocco,

'sirl

-s

-i:

cithar|a, -se

'sieia [-eja], -n/z

O si'uil Seoul
O sir, -z, -ig, -d

[-n/a

'si9- Scythia,
[-ing, -ed"!

siev|e (s. vX, -es,J

si'Terit|i [sa'T-], -iz severit|y, -ies
si'Tia* [sa'T-], -ra*. -rist, -li, -nis

severe,

-r,

-st,

-ly, -ness

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si' Tiaras sj'n:p9'lijn:m3n

'siv|fl, -ili civ|il, -illy

'siTilaiz, -iz, -ij), -d; -abl ciyilizje
[-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed; -able

civilization

-z

[-isa-], -s

si'Tilit|i, -iz civilit|y, -ies

si'viljan, -z civilian, -s

O si'zsarian = sii'z-

'sizm, -z

[-Ug]; -Id sizzjle,

-bng, -led
'sizm [-zam, -zim], -z schism,
siz'mietik, -al scnismatic, -al
-Ies,

-s

-uing, -ued

pseudonym,

sjnida'rifik, -s sudorific
'sjnidatari sudatory

(s.

adj.),
[-s

'^'nidon- ['ps-] pseudoO'sju'lad, -al [-il] Sew|ard, -ell

O'sju'ids sewage
's^'niiz

su- Suez

Sumatra
-s

-nis
-ly,"]

[-nessj
sja''pa:bas Superbus
8/n-'pa:fluas, -li, -nis superfluous, -ly, -ness
^Vpailativ, -z, -li, -nis superlative, -s, -ly, -ness
8ju:'pa:n^ supernal
'sjuipa*, -z super, -s
's^'nipa'fain superfine

^'a'pa'fiJIal, -ali, -9lnis super-

-alness

[it|y, -ies"!

'sjn:pafi/i'elit|i, -iz superficial-J

sjtt'pa'fijiiz [J'ii:z] superficies

sj'n-pa'f Initji, -iz superfluit|y, -ies

8jn:pa'hjn:man [-'^a>],

human,

-ly

sn-

'^'u:p9rab{l, -li, -Inis superabjle,

-ly, -leness
B^'niparim'ponz, -iz, -ig, -d su-

8crib|e, -es, -ing, -ed

sja'pa'skripjan,

-z

superscrip-

tion, -a
sj'u'pa'stij'an, -z superstition, -s

sja-pa'stijas, -li, -nis superstitious, -ly, -ness

[tnre, -si
's^'u:pastrAkt/a*, -z superstruc-J
's^'n;pdtseks, -iz supertax, -es

O'^'nipain, -z supine (s.),

^'ni'pain ['^a:pain], -li,
supine (adj.), -ly, -ness
8^'n''pa:b, -li. -nis superb,

fici|al, -ally,

'sj'aipapa'zijan, -z superposition, -s
'^'nipa'pouz, -iz, -ig, -d superpos|e, -es, -ing, -ed
'sjaipartenju'eijaii, -z superan-

'^'uipa'skraib, -z, -ig, -d super-

-n"!

O'sjnida := 'su:da Suda

O sja''ma:tra

super-

[-s

[aki|m,
['sjnaki-], -n

's^'n:daniiii ['ps-], -z

-iz

ac^.), -ies

Su-J

['si/an] scission
^'|n:, -n:z, -n-ii|, -aid s|ue, -ues,

O sjn-'a:ki{m

(.

perimpos|e, -es, -ing, -ed

sja'pa'si:d, -z, -ig, -id supersedje,
-es, -ing, -ed
s^'a-pa'silias [-Ijas], -11, -nis supercilious, -ly, -ness

O'sisan

nnmerar|y

erogation
^'u:para'bAndan|s, -t, -tli
perabundan|ce, -t, -tly

'sizid3|i, -iz syzygly, -ies

'sizita* local pron. of 'sisista*
si'zjnara, -z
si:'z-

-^g

-ally

sjaipa'rsenjneit, -s, -ig, -id superannuatje, -es, -ing, -ed

'^niparero'geij'aii [-ra'g-] super-

'sizaz scissors

'siz|l, -Iz^

|al,

^'n:pa'iijn:marar|ij

nuation, -s

'sivlt, -s civet, -s

'sizam, -z

'gjn:ta

'^'n:paka:gon, -z supercargo, '-s

^'u'pa'nffitjrlsl, -ali supernatur-

si'Tiaras [sa'T-] Severus

'sirik civic

siTilai'zeiJan,

'8j'n:paka:gou

-li

super-

sju'pa'vaiz, -iz, -ig, -d; -a*/z

supervis|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or/s
8jQ'pa'Ti:n, -z, -ig, -d superven|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
^'Q'pa'visan supervision
sj'u''piaria* [sa-], -z superior

a^.), -s

(s.

[-ies-|

^'a-piari'arit|i, -iz superiorit|y.J

sj'a''premas|i, -iz supremac|y, -ies
sjfniprab^'u:parab'sj'uipra'dentl supradental

sjn''prftm,
-ness

-li,

-nis supreme, -ly,

^n'prin'tend, -z, -ig, -id; -ans,

-ant/s superintend, -s, -ing, -ed;
-ence, -ent/s
OiV'u:t, -s, -ig/z. -id; -a*/z suit
(. v), -s, -ing/s, -ed; -or/s
'8ju:ta

Ceuta

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^'nita'biliti skselp

^'nits'biliti suitability

[-leness

'sjn:t9b|l, -li, >lnis suitab|le, -ly,

O'sjnizarein, -z suzerain, -a
'syn:z3reint|i [-ran-], -iz suzeraint|y, -ies

etc.

'^'uisaid, -z suicide, -a
sjni'saidl suicidal
'y'nit, -i suet, -y
'sjniz
su- Suez

Eja'm-, sjnp-

(s.

v.),

'ska:br3 Scarborough [-boro']

ska:|f, -TZ, -fs scar|f (.), -ves, -fs
ska:f, -s. -iij, -t scarf (v.), -a, "ing,
[-ed
ska:'lieti Scarlatti
'ska:la Scala
skaila'tiina [-lit-] scarlatina
'skailit scarlet
[-ing. -ed

ska:p, -a, -ii), -t scarp (. v.), -a,

ska:TZ scarves {plur. of scarf)
ska:z scars (from scar)
sklai, -aiz, -aiii), -aid; -aia'/z

1)

Skye;

2) sk|y (s..), -ies, -ying,

-ied; -ier/s

'skaiskeip, -s skyscape, -s
'skaiskreipa*, -z skyscraper, -s
'gkaila:k, -s, -ii), -t skylark (s. v.),
-s, -ing, -ed
'skaitrsd, -z skyward, -s
skaiT, -z, -ig, -dj -a*/z skiv|e,
-es, -ing, -ed; -er/s
skaiz skies (from aky)
O'skana*, -z, -rii|, -d scour (s. v.),
-s, -ing, -ed
skani, -z, -ig/li, -d scowl (s. v.),
-s, -ing/ly, -ed
'skaundrlal, -alz, -all scoundr|el,
-els, -elly

skant,
-s,

'skiempa*,

-s, -ii|, -id

scout

(s.

v.),

-ing, -ed

O skab,

-z, -i, -inis scab, -s, -by,

-biness
[-ing/s
'skseba'd, -z scabbard, -s

'sksef^Id, -z, -ig/z scaffold, -s,

'sksega'rsek SkagerBack
'skolap scalop, etc.
'skselap, etc.
'skeeljan f-lien], -z scallion, -s

skselp, -8, -ig, -t scalp

a, -ing, -ed

.),

-8,

-z,

-rig, -d

scamp

scamper

-ing, -ed

skeen, -z, -ig, -d; -Jn/z scan,

-s, -ning, -ned; -siou/s
'sksendalaiz, -iz, -ig, -d scandaliz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed
sksendalai'zeiJTan scandalization
[-iaa-]

sjn:-

skai^j -z, -rii|, -d scar

-s, -rmar, -red

'skselpl skeid

'skselpl, -z scalpel, -s
skaemp, -s, -ig, -t [skeemt]
(s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed
(s.

O'sjna*, -z sewer (drain), -s

'Gjnekim, etc.
sju:'a:kim,

(s.

v.),

'sksendalas, -li, -nis scandalous,

-ly, -ness
sksendi'neiTia [-Tja], -n/z Scandinavia, -n/s
'skaendl, -z scandal, -s
sksent, -li; -i, -ia*, -list, -ili,
-inis scant, -ly; -y, -ier, -iest,
-ily, -iness
'skjBpjnlja, -i:, -a* scapul|a,

-ae,

-ar

'skserab, -z scarab, -s
'skset8*,-z,-rig, -d; -ra*/z scatter,
-s, -ing, -ed; -er/s
'sksevinds, -iz, -ig, -d; -8*/z scaveng|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er/s
OskAd, -z, -ig, -id scud (s. v.),
-s, -ding, -ded
'skAfjl, -Iz, -^g [-lig], -Id scuff|Ie
(s. v.), -Ies, -ling, -led
skAl, -z, -ig, -d 1) scull (s. v.),
-a, -ing, -ed; 2) skull, -s
'skAla*, -z sculler, -s
'skAlarji, -iz sculler|y, -ies
'skAljan [-lian], -z scullion, -a
skAlk, -s, -ig, -t skulk, -s, -ing,
[-ed
'skAlkiep, -s skullcap, -s

'skAlpsit aculpsit

'skAlpt3% -z sculptor,

-a

'skAlptJa*, -z, -rig, -d sculptnr|e

(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed
skAm, -z, -ig, -d; -i scum (s. v.),
-a, -ming, -med; -my
skA4)k, -s skunk, -s
'skApa , -Z scupper, -s
'skArilas, -li, -nis scurrilous, -ly,
-ness
'skAtjI, -Iz, -lig [-lig], -Id acutt|le
(s. v.), -lea, -ling, -led

'skAt/an, -z acutcheon, -s [-ous

O'skeibijfcz, -as [-bjas] acabi|e8,
skeiS, -z, -ig/li, -d; -lis scathje,
-es, -ing/ly, -ed; -eless

skeil, -Zf -ig, -d; -abl; -i, -ia*,

-ilst, -inis scal|e (. v.), -es, -ing,
-ed; -able; -y, -ier, -iest, -iness
skein, -z skein, -s

skimp,

-goat/s; -grace/s
skeit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*/z skatje
(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -er/s
O'skecyn:!, etc., dialectal for 'Jed-

-s,

-al,

-ed; -able; -y, -ily, -iness

'sketjli Sketchley
sksa*(s.v.)j -Zj -rii), -d; -kron/z
gcar|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -ecrow/s
'ske3ri{fai, -falz, -faiig, -faid
scarijfy, -fies, -fying, -tied
skearifi'keijan scarification
skeas, -a*, -ist, -11, -nis; -iti
scarc|e,-er, -est,-ely, -eness; -ity
ska:d3, -iz, >ig, -d scourg|e
(s. v), -es, -ing, -ed
skaif, -i, -inis scurf, -y, -iness

'ska:iniX, -iz, -ig, -t; -a*/z skirmish (g.), -es, -ing, -ed; -er/s
ska:t, -s, -ig/z, -id skirt {s. v.),
-s, -ing/s, -ed
-list, -ili, -inis

scurv|y

adj), -iest, -ily, -iness

ska'laestik, -ali
sko'l-

[s.

O
O ski:

1)

ski:m,
(s.

Skey;

-z, -ig/li,

.),

2)

=
=

J"i:

ski, etc.

>d; -a'/z schem|e

-es, -ing/ly, -ed; -er|s

'ski:iiia. -ta

schema, -ta

Skeat

[-ded
skid, -z, -ig, -id skid, -s, -ding,
ski'dsedll, -Iz, -^g [-lig], -Id
skedadajle, -les, -ling, -led
skif, -s skiff, -s
skil; -d; -ful, -fuli [-fall], -fulnis
8kil|l, -led; -ful, -fully, -fulness
skim, -z, -ig, -d; -a*/z skim, -s,
ski:t

'skalsp

[skimt];

-t

-i

-ing/ly, -ed; -y
-a*, -az;

-ia*, -list,

-mis skin,

-ned; -ner

(S.),

-s,

-i,

-ning,

-ners; -ny, -nier,

-niest, -niness

skip, -s, -ig, -t skip (s. v.), -a, -ping,

[-ped
skipt skipped (from skip)
'sklptan Skipton
'sklpa*, -z skipper, -s

skit, -s skit, -s
-nis skittish, -ly, -ness

'skitlj", -11,

'skltl, -z skittle, -s

O skju:,

-z

skew

(s.

adj.), -s

'skja:t|am, -a scut|um, -a
'8k3'u:tarl Scutari

-ally

'skeptisizm scepticism
sketj, -iz, -ill, -t; -abl; -i, -ili,
inis sketch (g. ;;.), -es, -ing,

'ska:v|i,

-s,

skin, -z, -ig^ -d;

-s;

[ju:l, etc.
'skeg'nes Skegness
'skelitn, -z skeleton, -s
'skelta* skelter
'skeltn Skelton
skep, -s skep, -s
'skeptik, -s, -1, -ali sceptic (s.

-8, -ig/li,

skimp,

skeip,-s;-gontjs;-grei8/iz scape,

a(ij'.),

skimp

384

skeil ski'mtetik

-ming, -med; -mer/s

ski'meetik, -ali schematic, -ally

[-s, -ing -ed

skjna, -z skua, -a
skjua*, -z, -rig, -d skewex (s. v.),

O 8klla'rons|is,

-i:z scleroa|is, -es

sklla'ratik sclerotic
skould, -z, -ig/z, -id scold, -s,
-ing/s, -ed
'skonlleest, -s scholiast, -s
'$konll|am [-Ij-], -a scholi|um, -a

skoun,
skoup,

-z

skan,

-z

-8 scope, -s

'skouXa Scotia
Osko'leestlk [ska'l-,

ska'l-], -ali

scholastic, -ally
ska:*, -z, -rig, -d; -ra*'z scor|e
(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -er/s
ska:'bjn:tik scorbutic
8ka:a*, etc.
ska:* score, etc.
'skai'fel 1) Scafell; 2) Scawfell
ska:ld, -z, -ig, -id scald (g. v.),

-s,

-ing, -ed

ska:n,

-Ig, -d; -ful, -fall

-fulnls scorn (. v.), -s,
-ing, -ed; -ful, -fully, -fulness
'ska:pjan [-plan], -z scorpion, -s
-z,

[-fall],

'ska:ra*, -z scorer, -s

'skoTla scoria
sko'ri'eij'as scoriaceous
ska:!^, -iz, -Ig li, -t; -a*/z scoroh
(g. v.), -es, -ing/ly, -ed; -er/s
O8kof^-s, -Ig/li, -t; -a*,z scoff,
-s, -ing/ly, -ed; -er/s
ska'leestik, -all
sko'l'skala*, -z, -11; -Jip/s scholar, -s,
-ly; -ship/s
'skalap, -s, -t 1) scallop, -s, -ed;
2) scollop, -s, -ed

skon

skrip

skan [skoun],
skons,

-z scone, -s

-iz, -ig, -t

scone |e

skript. -s script,
(s. v.),

-ed
skaria, skari'eijas
ska:rskat, -8 1) scot {8.], -s; 2) Scott
'skatisizm, -z Scotticism, -s
'skatlij*. -land Scotjtish, -land
skats (o(?/.) Scots
[-ing, -ed
skatj*, -iz, -ig, -t scotch (S.), -es,
-es, -ing,

O skraib,

-z scribe, -s
'skrseb|l,
-Iz, -^g [-lig], -Id
scrabbjle, -les, -ling, -led
skrseg, -z, -ig, -d; -i, -ia*, -iist,
-ili, -inis scrag (s. v.), -a, -ging,
-ged; -gy, -gier, -giest, -gily,
-giness
'skrinb{l, -Iz, -lii) [\ig], -Id
scramb|le (s. v.), -les, -ling, -led

skrsep,

-Sj -ig, -t; -i, -ia*, -iist,

-inis scrap (s. v.), -s, -ping,

-ped; -py, -pier, -piest, -pily,
-pin ess
-ili,

skrsetj", -iz, -ig, -t; -i, -ia*, -iist,

-ili, -inis scratch (..), -es, -ing,

-ed; -y,

skrAb,

-ier,

-Zj -ig,

-ili, -inis

-iest, -ily,

-d;

scrub

-i,

-iness

-ia*, -iist,

(s. v.), -s,

-bing,

-bed; -by, -bier, -biest, -bily,

[-biness
skrAf, -s scruff, -s
skrAm, -z scrum, -s

'skrAmptJas scrumptious
skrAntJ", -iz, -ig, -t scrunch,

-es,

-ing, -ed

skrei, -z scray, -s
skreip, -s, -ig z, -t; -a*/z scrapie
(s.

v.),

-es, -ing/s, -ed; -er/s

skri:, -z scree, -s
skri:d, -z screed, -s
skri:m, -z, -ig, -d; -a*/z; -i, -ia*,
-iist, -ili, -inis scream (. v.), -s,
-ing, -ed; -er/s; -y, -ier, -iest,
-ily, -iness
'skriitj, -iz, -ig, -t; -a*/z screech
(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -er/s
'skrib|l, -Iz, -pg [-lig], -Id; .|a*/z
[-la*/z]8cribb|le (s.v.), -les, -ling,

-led; -ler/s

'skrimdsa* Scrymgeour
'skrimids, -iz scrimmage,

skript skwi:l

385

8krip'ta:ri|ain, -a,
i|um, -a, -urns

-amz scriptor-

'skriptja*, -z scripture (S.), -s

'skriptXarlal, -ali scripturjal, -ally
'skrivna*, -z scrivener (8.), -s

skroul, -z

scroll, -s

skra:l, -z, -ig, -d; -i, -ia*, -iist,

-inis scrawl (s. ;;.), -s, -ing, -ed;
-y, -ier, -iest, -iness
'skraQnIa scrofula
[-ly, -ness
'skrafjalas, -li, -nis scrofulous,
skrn:, -z, -ig ['skruig], -d screw
(s.

v.),

-s,

-ing, -ed

skrnids Scrooge
'skruipjnlas [-pjal-], -li,
scrupulous, -ly, -ness

-nis

'skrn:p|l, -Iz, -lig [-^g], -Id

scrup|le, -les, -ling, -led
'skrnitinaiz, -iz, -ig, >d scrutiuiz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing,

-ed

'skrn:tin|i, -iz scrutin|y, -iea

skra:ti'nia*, -z scrutineer, -s

'skru:ig screwing
-d school (s. v.),
-s, -ing. -ed
skn:n Scone (Scotland)
'skn:na*, -z schooner, -s
'skn:p, -s, -ig, -t; -a*/z scoop
(s. v.), -a, -ing, -ed; -er/s
ska:t, -s, -ig, -id scoot, -s, -ing,
[-ed
'sknitari ['skjn:-] Scutari
O'skwaia*, -z squire (S.), -s
'skTreilaid squaloid
'skweimja, -i:, -as squam|a, -se, -ous
skweltj", -iz, -ig, -t squelch (s.
v.), -es, -ing, -ed
skwsa*, -z; -ra*, -rist, -li, -nis;
-rig, -d squar-le (s. adj. v. adv.),
-es -er, -est, -ely, -eness -ing, -ed
skwa:m, -z, -ig, -d squirm, -s,
-ing, -ed
8kwa:t, -s, -ig, -id squirt (s. v.),
-s, -ing, -ed
skwii'dsi:, -z, -ig, -d squeegee
(s. v.), -s, -ing, -d
_
skTri:k, -s, -ig, -t; a*/z; -i, -la*,

'skrnlg

O skn:l,

-z, -ig,

-iist, -ili, -inis

-s

-s

-s,

squeak

(s.

i;.)>

-ing, -ed; -er/s; -y, -ier, -iest,

-ily, -iness
-ig, -t [skrimt]
-s,
skwi:I, -z, -ig, -d; -a*/z squeal
scrimp, -s, -ing, -ed
(s. ;.), -s, -ing, -ed; -er/s
skrip, -8 scrip, -s
25
Michaelis & Jones, Phonetic Dictionary.

skrimp,

'skwiimij* slait
'skwiimij*,
-ly, -ness

-nig

-li,

squeamish, Oslan,

-d; -a*/z; -abl

sktriiz,
8queez|e (s. v.), -ea, -ing, -ed;
skwib, -z squib, -s [-er/s; -able
skmd, -z squid, -s

skwiaz Squeers
-Izj

[.liij],
-lig
squigg|le, -les, -ling, -led

skwil, -z squill,

-8

[-8,

skwo:, -z squaw, -s
skwaik, -s, -ig, -t squawk
-8,

-8,

-Id

(s. v.),

-z, -ig,

-d;

-i

squall

(s. v.),

-ing, -ed; -y

Bkirob. -z squab
'sktrabjl, -Iz,

(. adj'. a(2v.),

-^n [-lig], -Id;

8quabb|le

-nd slack

skTrad, -z squad,

(s. .),

-s

-^3*/z
-les,

-s

squadron, -s
'skwola* squalor [-est, -ly, -ness
'skwolid, -ist, -li, -nig squalid,
'sk-ffonda*,

squander,

skwo J",

(8.),

-z

-z,
-s,

-rig, -d; -ra'/z

-ing, -ed; -er/s

-iz, -ig, -t; -i, -ia*, -iist,

(s.

a^.

v.

adv.),

-er,

-ness; -s, -ing, -ed;

-er/s; -en, -ens, -ening, -ened
-est,

-ly,

gltem, -z, -ig, -d slam (s. v.), -s,

-ing, -ed
glteg, -z. -ig, -d; -i, -ili, -inis
slang (g. v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -y,
-ily, -iness
sleegk slank (from slink)
'slep, -s, -ig, -t; -'bteg, -dsej
slap (s. V. adv.), -s, -ping, -ped;

-ling, -led; -ler/s

'skw3drn,

(bog)

glteg, -i slag, -gy

sltek, -a*, -igt, -li, -nis; -g, -ig,
-t; -a*/z! -n, -nz, -]^ig [-nig],

(s. v.),

-ing, -ed

[-la*/zj

slough

-i

-ing, -ed

sktrint, -s, -ii), -id squint

'skwiral, -z squirrel, -s

skwa:!,

-z,

-y
slantj, -iz, -ig/li, -t slouch (s. v.),
-es, -ing/ly, -ed
slteb, -z, -ig, -d slab (g. v.), -a,
-bing, -bed
-s,

-iz, -ig,

skwigll,

slau sleid

386

-bang, -dash
glsej, -iz, -ig, -t slash
-ing, -ed

(g. v.),

-es,

sltet, -s slat, -s

'slseta'n,
-s,

-z,

-U, -linis slattern,

-ly, -liness

slser, -z, -ik

'slsBTa*, -z, -rig,

slaiT, -z, -ik

-d slaver

(g. v.),

-inis squash (s. v.), -es, -ing,

-s, -ing, -ed
-ed; -y, -ier, -iest, -iness
'slsevi ['sleivi], -z slavey, -s
skwot, -s, -ig, -id; -3*/z squat
slif, -s slough (skin of make),
(g. adj. v.), -8, -ting, -ted; -ter/s
slAg, -z slug, -s
[-S
'sla:nda*, -z, -rig, -d; -ra*/z 'glAgad, -z sluggard, -s
slander (s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -er/s 'slAgiJ*, -li,-nis sluggish, -ly, -ness
'slaindaras, -li, -nis slanderous, sUm, -z, -ig, -d; -a*/z slum (s. v.),
-ly, -ness
-s, -ming, -med; -mer/s
sla:iit, -g, -ig/li; -id; -waiz slant 'slAmba*, -z, -rig, -d; -ra*/z; -lis
(s. adj. v.), -s, -ing/ly, -ed; -wise
slumber (s.i;.), -s, -ing, -ed; -er/s
slorv [s1t], -z; -ik Slav, -s; -ic
-less
slai, -a*, -ist, -li, -nis sly, -er,
gUmp, -g, -ig, -t [sLimt] slump
-est, -ly, -ness
(g. v.), -a, -ing, -ed
slaid, -z, -ig, slid slidje (s. v.),~\
slAg slung (from sling)
[-es, -ing, slidj
'slaigou Sligo
slAgk slunk (from slink)
slaim, -z, -igj -d; -i, -ia*, -iist, sIaJ, -i slush, -y
-ili, -inis slim|e (s. v.), -es, -ing,
slAt, -s slut, -8
-ed; -y, -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness 'slAtiJ, -li, -nis sluttish, -ly, -ness
slais, -iz, -ig, -t; -a*/z slic|e 'slAvn, -z, -li, -linis sloven, -s,
(g. v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -er/s
-ly, -liness
[-ing, -ed"]
slait,-s; -a*, -ist, -li, -nig; -ig/li,
slei (g. v.), -z, -ig, -d sleigh, -s,J
id 1) (s.) sleight; 2) (s. adj. v.), slei (v.), -z, -ig, sin:, slein slay,
slight, -s; -er, -est, -ly, -ness;
-s, -ing, slew, slain
-ing/ly, -ed
sleid 1) Slade; 2) sleighed

'sleia*

's]jn:0'haand

[-ed
sleik, -s, -ii), -t slakje, -es, -ing,
slein slain ^rom slay)
sleit, -8, -ig, -id; -a'/z; -i slatje
(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -er/s; -y
sleiT, -z, -ii), -d; -a'/z; -ari slav|e
(8. v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -er/s; -ery
'slffivl, -z slavey, -s
'sleivi, -z
'sleiTy, -Ii, -nis slavish, -ly, -ness
sleiz l)slays<(/romslay); 2) sleighs
{from sleigh)
sledSj -iz, -iij, -d sledg|e (s. v.),

'sleia*, -z slayer, -a

-es, -ing,

387

sloD smee/

slon, -a*, -ist; -z, -ig, -d 1) (s.)

sloe, -s; 2) {adj. .) slow, -er,

-est; -s, -ing, -ed

'slongan, -z slogan,

-s

'slonkam Slocum
'sloujli, -nis slow|ly, -ness

sloun Sloan(e)
sloup,

-8, -ig/li, -t; -a*/z slopje

-ed; -er/s

-es, -ing/ly,

(s. v.),

sIodO,

-s; -ful, -fnli [-fali],

-fMlnis sloth, -s; -ful, -fully,

-fulness
-z, -ian/z [-jan/z] Sloven|e, -es, -ian/s
slouz 1) (s.) sloes {plur. o/'sloe);

slou'vim,

-ed

'slends*, -ra*, -rist, -Ii, -nis

slender, -er, -est, -ly, -ness
slept slept {from sleep)
sla:*, -z, -rig, -d slur (s. v.), -s,
-ring, -red

slows {from slow)

2) (u.)

O'sloita*,

O sla'vonik Slavonic
O sli:k, -a*, -ist, -Ii,

-ras/li slaughter (s. v.) (8.), -s,

-ing, -ed; -er/s; -ous/ly
'slaitahanjs, -ziz slaaghterhou{se,

-nis sleek,

-ness

-er, -est, -ly,

-z,

-d;

-rig,

-ra*/z;

-ses

'sliipa*, -z sleeper, -a
'8li:p|i, -ia*, -list, -ili, -inis sleep|y,

O'sloba*,-z, -rig, -d slohber (..),

-s, -ing, -ed
slag, -z, -ig, -d; -a*/z slog(s. v.),
-s, -ging, -ged; -ger/s

-iness
sleepless, -ly,

slap, -s, -ig, -t; -i, -ia*, -list,

-ill, -inis slop (. v.), -s, -ping,

slept sleep

slirp, -s, -ig,

-s,

(s.

.)

-ing, slept

-ier, -iest, -ily,

'8li:plls,

-Ii,

-nis

-ness
-id; -i, -inis sleet
(s. .). -s, -ing, -ed; -y, -iness
sli:T, -z, -d; -lis sleeve, -s, -d;"!
[-lessj
Oslid slid {from slide)
'slida*, -z, -rig, -d; -ri slither, -s,
-ing, -ed; -y
[-mest, -ly, -ness
slik slick
slim, -a*, -ist, -Ii, -nis slim, -mer,
sUg, -z, -ig, slAg sling (s. v.), -s,
sli:t, -8, -ig,

-ing,

slung

-ped; -py, -pier, -piest, -pily,

[-piness
slaps (s.) slops
[-ting, -ted
sloj, -i slosh, -y
slat, -s, -ig, -id slot (s. v), -s,
Oslu; slew {from slay)
[-ing, -ed
slu:p, -8 sloop, -8
sluis, -iz, -ig, -t sluic|e (s. v.), -es,
'slniO'taaand ['syn:0-], -z sleuth-

hound,

some {weak form)

Osma:t, -s; -a*, -ist, -Ii,

sligk, -s, -ig, sltegk, sUgk slmk,

-s, -ing, slank, slunk

-ig,

slipj -8, -ig, -t; -i slip

-er,

{s. v.), -s,

-pmg, -ped; -py

'slipa*, -z, -d slipper, -s, -ed
'8lipar|i, -iist, -ili, -inis slipperjy,

slips slips (from slip)

'slipjod slipshod
slipt slipped {from slip)
Slit, -8, -ig slit (s. v), -s, -ting
'sliva*j -z, -rig, -d sliver (s. v),
-s,

-ing, -ed

O'sljnie'haund, -z

-nis;
-id; -n, -nz, -nig [-i^ig],

smart

-nd

adj.

v)

(8.),

-s;

-ly,

-est,

Osmaik 8mike
small,

-z, -ig'li,

(8.),

-d smilje

{s. v.),

-ing/ly, -ed

-8, -ig, smont, 'smit/n

smitje, -es, -ing, smote, smit/ten

smait,

'smaita*. -z smiter,

-s

smaiO Smyth(e)

O smsek, -s,
smtej,

slurO-

(s.

-ness; -ing, -ed;

-en, -ens, -ening, -ened

es

-iest, -ily, -iness

-s

% sm

(s.

[-s,

-ig/z, -t

{a. v.),

-a*/z smash
-es, -ing, -ed; -er/s

-iz, -ig, -t;

v.),

-ing/s, -ed

smack

25*

'smtetarii)

smu:9

'smsetsrig, -z amattering, -a
-iz, -ig, -d; -i, -ia*,

OsmAds,

-iist, -ili, -inis

smudgje

-g; -ty, -tier, -tiest, -tily,

-tiness

O smeil
O smel,

Smale
-z, >ig, -t

[-Is,

-ling, -t

smel|l

(.

-s, -ig, -id 1) smelt (. v.),

-s,-ing,-ed; 2) smelt (/Vom smell)

Osmaik,
-s,

-B, -ii), -t; -i

-ing, -ed; -y

'smaina

O smi99'ri:nz

smirch

O'snffifl, -z snaffle, -s
, -z snag, -8

sneep, -s,

-ii|,

-inis

-ili,

-t; -i, -ia*, -iist,

snap

(s. v.), -a,

-ness
'sntepjot,
(s.

v.),

-ig, -id
-ting, -ted

-B,

-s,

snapshot
snatch

sntetj*, -iz, -ig, -t; .a*/z

(s.

v.),

-ing, -ed; -er/s

-z, -ig, -d anub (s. ac^.
-es,

(s. v.),

-s;

(8.),

-a*, -ist, -li, -nis

-ger, -gest; -ly, -ness

-iist, -ili, -inis

= snt'ds-

-s; -i snakje, -es; -y

sneil, -z snail, -s

smok|e Osn'g-

-ing, -edf; -er/s; -eless;

-8

smock,

-a

'smalit Smollett
smalt
sma:It smalt

O sm'taimz = 'sAmtaimz
O smn:5 (adj.), -a*, -ist, -li,
smooth,

smn:9

(.), -z, -iij,

-es, -ing,

-nis
-ness
-d smooth|(e),

-er, -est, -ly,

-ed

(s. v.),

snt'g-

O 8ni:k,-8^ -io/Uj -t; -i, -ia*. -iist,

-y, -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness

'8monld|a*, -az, -9rii), -ad smould|er, -ers, -ering, -ered

O small, -z; -a*, -ist, -nis, -ij"
small (g. adj. adv.) (a.), -s; -er,
sma'lt smalt
[-est, -ness, -ish

Osmak,

snug,

'snAgarji, -iz snugger|y, -iea

snAgll, -Iz, -^ig [-lig], -ldsnugg|le,
-les, -ling, -led

'smiOsn Smithson
Osnel, -z snell (S.), -s
smiO'sonnian [-ajan] Smithsonian O snea'j -z, -rig, -d snar|e
Osmonk, -Sj -ii|, -t; -a*/z; -lis;
-es, -mg, -ed
-i, -ie*,

v.),

-ler/s

snAg,

Osn'dsOsneik,

'smiOi, -z
'smidi, -z
'smiefi:ld Smithfield

(s. v.), -es,

-ping,

-ped; -py, -pier, -pieat, -pily,

-piness
'sntepij*, -li, -nis snappish, -ly,

-bing, -bed
snAf, -8, -ig_, -t; -a*, -az snuff
(s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -er, -ers
'snAf|l, -Iz, -^in [-lig], -Id; .Ja*/z
[-la*/z] snufffle, -les, -ling, -led

smithereens

smie, -s 1) smith
8myth(e)

snaip, -ig snip|e, -ing

snant, -s snout (S.), -s

-s,

2)_

O
O

O snAb,

'smidji ['8nii0|i], -iz smith|y, -ies

smia*, -z, -rii), -d; -ri, -rinis
smear (s. v), -s, -ing, -ed; -y,
-iness
O'smit, -n smit, -ten (from smite)

(s.

(s. v.),

smirk

Smyrna

sm3:tj,_ -iz, -iij, -t

-es, -ing, -ed

snip

-ing, -ed

-s,

v.),

smelt,

sn

sn = snt St. [Saint] (weak form)

v.),
O sna:l, -z, -ig, -d snarl

(s. v.),

-es, -ing, -ed; -y, -ier, -iest, -ily,

-iness
'sniASa*, -z, -rill, -d smother, -s,
-ing, -ed
gjuAg, -z, -li, -nis smug (s. adj.),
-s, -ly, -ness
'smAgjl, -Iz, -lii) [-^i)], -Id; -la'/z
smugg|le, -les, -ling, -led; -ler/s
smAt, -s; -i, -ia*, -iist, -ili, -inis

smut,

388

-ili,

-inis

sneak (..),

-s,

-mg/ly,

-ed; -y, -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness

8ni:z, -iz, -ig, -d sneez|e (s. v.),
-es, -ing, -ed
snia*, -z, -rig/li, -d sneer (s. v.),

-s, -ing/Iy, -ed

snif, -8, -ig, -t; -i sniff
-a, -ing, -ed; -y
'8niga*, -z, -rig, -d snigger
-s, -ing, -ed

snik,

-8, -ig, -t snick

-ing, -ed

(s.

(s.

v.),

(. v.),

v.),

snip, -s, -ig, -t; -a/z snip,

-ping, -ped; -per's

-s,

-s,

'snivl

'sonbrikei

'siiiv|l, -Iz, -^I),

O soud

-els, -elling, -elled; -eller/s

O sn'mO snou,

soud so'braioti

389

-Id; -j8*/z sniv|el,

2)

snt'm>i:g, -d snovr
-ing, -ed

1) sewed (from sew)

sowed (from sow v.)

'souda soda
'sonda* Sodor
(S.), -s,
'soudiam [-djam] sodium
[-drop/s O sou'era* soever
'snondn Snowdon
'snouldrift/s, -drsp/s gnow|drift/s, O'soua*, -z 1) sewer (owe who sews),
'snouji, -ill, -inis snow|y, -ily,
-a; 2) sower, -s
-iness
OsOM'faila Sofala
-z,

v.),

(s.

O snaia*, -z, -rii|, -d; -ra*/z 8nor|e

(s.

.)>

"S8>

"g' "^d;

-er/s

snait, -s, -ii), -id snoit {s. v.), -s,

-ing, -ed
Osnab, -z; -9ri, -izm snob, -s;
-bery, -bism
'snobij, -li, -nis snobbish, -ly,
[-ness
snot, -i snot, -ty

O sn'p- = snt'pO sn'seijaii, -z =

sn'taiTZ St. Ives

snt'dsailz, -iz St. Giles,

-'

Elmo

snt'gaBad [-'gated] St. Gothard

snt'lielinz St. Helen's
snt'heliaz [-Ijaz] St. Helier's
snt'Iedsa* St. Leger

snt'lenadz St. Leonards

snt'larsns St. Lawrence
snf'mailon (sema'Io) St. Malo
sn^'maitin, -z St. Martin, -'s
snt'ni:ts St. Neots
snt'psei|kr3S St. Pancras
snt'piitazbaig St. Petersburg
snt'pailx St. Paul's

snf'tamas St. Thomas

snt'TlnSdnt St. Vincent
O snn:k, -s snook (fish), -s
snu'k, -s snook (gesture), -s
'snnika* snooker
sna:z, -iz, -ig, -d snooz|e (g. v.),
-es, -ing, -ed
sou {adv. conj.) so (normal form)
-z, -ii|, -d, -n 1) sew,
-ing, -ed, -n; 2) sow (plant
seed), -s, -ing, -ed, -n

son

(v.),

-s,

sou (.), -z soh,

O'sonba*, -ra*,

-s, -ig, -t

'son'ka:ld so-called
-z; -ii), -d 1)
2)

(s.

sonld

adj.

1)

i>.)

-s

-rist,

-11,

sober, -er, -est, -ly, -ness

sou'braiati sobriety
'sonbrikei, -z sobriquet,

-nis

(s. v.), -a,

soul, -s;

(s.)

-ed
soled

sol|e, -es; -ing,

sold (from

sell)

2)

(from sole)
-riij, -ri soldier, -s,

-ing, -y

S0M'leiXi|am, -a solati|um, -a
'sonla* solar
'sonlant Soleat
'sonlas solus
'souUi solely
'sonllis soulless
'sonlon, -z solo, -s
'souloMist, -s soloist, -s

'sonlan [-Ian] Solon

'son'laii so long

Osonmz Soames

O sonn, -z 1) sown (/row son sow)

2) Sadne; 3) Soane, -s
'sonnant, -s sonant (s. adj.),

-s

O soup, -Sf

-ig, -t; -i, -la*, -list,

-ili, -Inis soap (s. v.), -s, -ing,

-ed;

-y,

-ier,

-iest,

-ily,

-iness

sonpa'rlfik soporific

O sonsi'aladsli,

-ist/s sociolog|y,

'sonson so-so

[-ist/s

O sonja'biliti

sociability
'sonjabll, -11, -Inis sociab|le, -ly,"]
[-lenessj
'sonjal social
'souJ"al|l ['S\-], -Ist/s,
|Iy,

-ist/s,

-izm social-

-ism

sonXa'llstlk [-/j-'i"] socialistic

'sonjal
'sonjl
sou'ta.'n [-'tean], -z Sauterne, -s
sonz 1) sews (from sew) 2) sows

O
O

(from sow v.); 3) sohs (plw. of

soh)
so (occas. weak form of son) so
souOso'braiatl, so'faila

-s

-ed

[-ing,

soak

Osonl,

sen'seijan, -z

sinsn'seriti, sn'sia*, etc.

St. [Saint] {iveak form)

St.

O souk,

'sonldsa*, -z,

Osnt

sn'telmoa

'soufa, -z sofa, -s
'soufi Sophy [-phie]

so'faia

'sairian

Oso'faie

Sophia;

1)

2)

Sofia

390

(jBi-

garia)
so'fi8tik[so'f-],-al, -3li sophistic,
-al, -ally

so'fistikeit [sa'f-],
sophisticat|e, -es,

-s,

ing, -ed

=
=

-ies; -er/s; -ess/es

'89:s|i, -ia*, -list, -ill, -inis

so'lem-

sa'kson'l-

[-land

sa'l-

[sa'm-], -Isend Somali,

Oso'raiasis

89:,

-ig,

-z,

sa'r-

-d

1)

saw (from

so:* [so:8*] (s. adj. adv.), -z; -ra*,

-rist, -li,-ni8 sore, -s; -r, -at, -ly,
[-bit]

sorbet

S9:'bon (sor'bon)

O S9:d,

[-ness

Sorbonne

sword, -s; 2) sawed

{from saw); 3) soared (/Vow soar)
-s 1)

'89:dA8t sawdust
'8o:da* 1) sawder; 2) ='89ld8*, etc.
'S9:did, -11, -nis sordid, -ly, -ness
S9:'di:n|oii, -i: sordinjo, -i

O 89:a*,

etc.

89:98, -iz

O'so'fln,

S9:*, etc.

S9:8, -iz source, -s

-nz,

-nij

[-i^ii)],

-nd

soft|en, -ens, -ening, -ened

(.

adj.), -s; -er, -est, -ly, -ness

-z

sawyer

(S.),

'S9:li

sorely

saws (from saw);

-ig, -id salt

sab,

-z, -ig, -d

O 89d,

-z sod, -a

'soda*,

etc.

'sodam

Sodom

sob

(s.

v.),

-s,

[-bing, -bed
'solda*, etc.

'sodn, -nis aodden, -ness

'sodsa'n, -z, -ig, -d; -a'/z sojourn,
-s, -ing, -ed; -er/s

O'sodabi Sotheby

sof, -s soph, -s
'S9fakli:z Sophocles

-izm/z Eoph|ist/s, -ism/s

'sofista*, -z sophister, -s
so'fistik, etc.
so'f'sof[ist/s,

'S9fistr{i, -iz sophiatr|y, -ies

O S9il,
O S9k,

89:-

-z, -ig, -d soil (g. v.), -a,

-8 sock, -8
[-ing, -ed

'89kr9ti:z Socrates
[-ally
-z sol (S.), -s
'salda* ['so'da*], -z, -rig, -d solder

(s.

adj. v.) (8.), -s;

-ly, -ness, -ish;

-ed

[(S.),

-ing
-s].

(s. v.), -a, -ing, -ed

S9'leinnit|i [so'l-], -iz solemnit|y,

-ies

'so'lta*, -z 1) psalter, -s; 2) SalterJ

'so'ltarpL, -iz psalterjy, -ies

'salam,

'so'ltpi:ta* saltpetre

'S9l9mnaiz,

'so'Itsela*, -z saltcellar, -s

'89'lzb9ri Salisbury

0'89:nd9|z, -sn Saunder|8, -son

'89:nis soreness
'so:nt9*, -z, -rig, -d saunter, -s,
S9:'rai9sis
sa'r[-ing, -ed
'89:r8* ^orer
'89:riaii, -z saurian, -s

2) soars
3) acres (plur. of

OS9l,

so'lt, -8} -a*, -ist, -li, -nis, -ij";

(8.)>

1)

{from, soar);
sore)

'69kit, -8, -id socket,

Saul

-or, -est,

O S9:z

-a, -ed
S9'kr{etik [so'k-], -ali socratic,

-s

0'89:kih9:l Sauchiehall
89:1

-z sortie, -s

'sofn, 89ft, etc.

89'ft, -s; -a*, -ist, -li, -nis soft

0'8939*,

'89:ti:,

'S9:tilid3 sortilege

see); 2) saw (a. v.), -s, -ing, -ed

so:* [sd:o*] (v.), -z, -rig, -d soar,
-s, -ing, -ed

0'sa:b9t

'S9:8p9n, -z saucepan, -s
-id; -a*/z 1) sought
(from seek); 2) (. v.) sort, -a,
-ing, -ed; -er/s

O S9:t, -8, -ig,

sa'l-

O so'maili

sauc|y,

-ier, -iest, -ily, -iness

so'lid-, so'lit-

89:8 [B9:as], -iz source, -s

'89:8ar{i, -izj -a*/z; -is/iz sorcerjy,

Oso'hon Soho
Oso'krsetik
Oso'leiJ-

sd:s 'solid

S9:s, -iz sauce, -s

'89:89*, -z saucer, -s

-id

-i^,

-li solemn,
'solaman Solomon

-ly

-d solemniz|e
-ed
B9l9mnai'zeijan, -z solemnization [-isa-], -s
[-isle],

-iz, -ig,

-es, -ing,

'S9l98 [-lis], -iz, -ig, -t aolac|e (s. v.),

'sol'fa: sol-fa
[-es, -ing, -ed
sol'fedslion, -i: solfegg|io, -i
'solid, -z; -ist, -11, -nis solid
(.

a^'.), -s; -est, -ly, -ness

soli'dteriti spgik

soli'deeriti solidarity
so'lid- see also sa'lid'salls, etc.
'sales solace, etc.
'solisizm, -z Bolecism, -s
sali'tea*, -z solitaire, -s
salitarji, -iz; -ill, -inis solitar|y
(s. adj.), -ies; -ily, -iness
'soliljnid, -z solitude, -s
solja'biliti solubility

'saljabl soluble
'salstis, >iz solstice, -s

solt, etc.,

'solta*, etc.

sail-

'salwei Solway
salT, -z, -ii), -dj -abl solT|e, -es,
-ing, -ed; -able
salya'biliti solvability
'salTaii|si, -t solven|cy, -t
'salzbari
'sail- Salisbury
'samba*, -rist, -11, -nis sombre,
-st, -ly, -ness
sain'ntembjal|ist/s, -izm somnambul|ist/s, -ism
'sainnalan|s [-nol-], -t, >tli som-

noleii|ce,

-t,

O'sanaras,

-11

-tly

O
O

[so:'r-,

so'r-,

sa'r-,

ps-] psoriasis
[-ro|f-],
-full
[-fall],
'sarajful
-fulnis sorrow|ful, -fully, -ful[ness
'saral sorrel
'sar|I, -la*, -list, -Hi, -inis sorr|y,
-ier, -iest, -ily, -iness
'saral
'sari

'saronj -z, -ig/li. -d sorrow (s.

-s, -ing/ly, -ed
'saraful, etc.
aarotul, etc.
'saral sorrel
'sari
O'sasids, -iz sausage, -s

v.),

sat, -s sot, -s
'sati/, -11, -nis sottish, -ly, -ness

O 'savranti

[-rin-]

sovereignty

'saTrin, -z sovereign {s. adj), -s

spa: [spa:], -z spa, -s
[-ring, -red
spo: Spa
spo:*, -z, -rlfl, -d spar (s. .), -s,
'spa:]u:, -z spahi, -s

Bpa:k,

-s, -ig, -t

-s (S.), -ing,

spark

-ed

'spa:kl gpcet

-Id spark|le
-led
'8pa:klit, -s sparklet, -s
spa:s, -11, -nis sparse, -ly, -ness
'spa:t|a, -an/z Spart|a, -an/s
spa:z 1) spars {from spar); 2) spas
{from spa)
spjai, -aiz, -aiig, -aid sp|y, -ies,
-ying, -led
'spaida*, -z spider, -s
'spaia*, -z, -d spire, -s, -d
'spaiar|l, -alz, -all spir|al (s. adj.),
-als, -ally

'spa:k|l,

-Iz,

-lii|,

-Ies, -ling,"

(s.

.J,

'spaiarant, -s spirant (s. adj.), -s

'spaiaritas ['spiritas] spiritus
gpaia'ramita*, -z spirometer, -s
'spaiaz Spiers
spaik, -s, -ig, -t; -i spik|e (s. v.),
-es, -ing, -ed; -y
'spAikjn:l, -z spicule, -s

'spaikna:d spikenard
Spain, -z, -d; -];; -ens, -as spin|e,
-es, -ed; -al; -ose, -ous
spai'ria, -z spiraea, -s

sa'nanras, -11

'sanit, -s sonnet, -s
sag, -Z} -8ta*/z song, -s; -ster/s
sap, -s, -ii|, -tj -i sop (s. v.),
-s, -ping, -ped; -py

Osa'raiasls

391

(. v.) (S.),

spai'ram-

spaia'ram-

spais, -iz, -ig, -t; -i, -la*, -list,

-ill, -inis 1) speiss; 2) (g. v.)
spic|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -y, -ier,
-iest, -ily, -iness
spait, -s, -ig, -id; -ful, -full
[-fall], -fwlnis spit|e (s. v.), -es,
-ing, -ed; -eful,-efully, -efulness
spant, -s, -ig, -id; -a*/z spout
(s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -er/s

spanz,

spouse, -s
-d 1) span (. v.),
-s, -ning, -ned; 2) span {from
'sptendr^l, -z spandrel, -s [spin)
'sptena*, -z spanner, -s
'spsenjad, -z Spaniard, -s
-iz

O speen,

-z, -ig,

'spsenjal, -z spaniel, -s
'speenij*

Spanish

'spaeggll,

spang |le
spsegk,

-Iz,

-lig

(. v.),

-s, -ig, -t;

(. v.), -8,

[-^g],

-Ies, -ling,

-ing {adj.

-a*/z
.),

-Id
-led

spank

-ed; -er/s

'sptegkig {s.), -z spanking, -s

spsegkt spanked
sptegt
'spaeron, -z; -]ia:k/s sparrow, -s;

-hawk/s
spaet, -8 1)

{from spit)

(s.)

spat, -s; 2) spat

'spseta* spend

'spseta*, -z, -rii), -d spatter (s. v.),

a, -ing, -ed
'spteijalja, -i:, -az spatulja, -se, -as

'spsetj^ok,

cock

(s.

-a,
-s,

v.),

-ig, -t spatch-ing, -ed

'spsezm, -z spaam, -3

gpsez'modik, -sli spasmodic, -ally

O spAd,

-z

spud

'spentierift

spAii<23,

-iz, -ig, -d; -i, -ia*,

ilst, -inis spong|e (s. v.), -es,
-ing, -ed; -y, -ier, -lest, -iness
'spAta*. -z, -rig, -d; -ra'/z sputter
(s. v.), -a, -ing, -ed; -er/s

Spey

'spene^Orift, -s spendthrift, -s

spence (S.), -s
1) spencer (8.), -s;
2) Spenser
spent spent (from spend)
'spenOr- := 'spendOrspenz 1) Spens; 2)
spendz
spans,

-iz

'spensa*,

-z

gpesifi'keij'an, -z specification, -s

'gpesimin [-man],

-z

specimen,

-s

'spejal, -z special (s. adj.), -s

'spejalaiz [-jj-], -iz, -ig, -d specializ|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed

spe/alai'zeijan

speid, -z spade,

'spL'tJlis

'spesijfai,
-faiz,
-faiig, -faid
speci|fy, -fies, -fying, -fied

-s

spAn spun (from spin)

O spei

392

-s

specialization

[isa-l

spein Spain
[speak) 'spejalfi [-JT:-], -ist/s, -izm specialspeik spake (archaic past tense of
|ly, -ist/s, -ism
speis, -iz, -ig, -t spac|e
-es, -ing,

'speijas,
-ness

(s.

v.),

-ed

8pe|fi'%lit|i, -iz specialit|y, -ies

-nis spacious, -ly,

-li,

'spejl,

speit Speight

'spekjnieit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*/z

Bpeculat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or/s
'spekjnlatiT [-leit-], -li, -nis
speculative, -ly, -ness
'speklj -z, -d speckle, -s, -d
'speklig speckless
spek'tsekjule*, -li spectacular, -ly
spek'teita*, -z spectator (8.), -s
'spekta*, -z spectre, -s
'gpektaki [-tik-], -z, -d spectacle,
-s, -d
'spektral spectral
[-ums
'gpektrjam, -a, -amz spectr|um, -a,
'spektraskonp, -s spectroscope, -s
spektra'skopik, -al, -ali spectroscopic, -al, -ally

spek'traskapji ['spektraskop-j,
-ist/s spectroscoply, -ist/s
spel, -z, -ig/z, -t [-d], -t; -]bannd
-t;

v.),

etc.

-li,

-ing/ly, -ed

(from speed)

spekj -s, -t speck, -s, -ed

[-ar
'spekjnI[8m,-3; -a* specul|um, -a;
spekjn'leijdn, -z speculation, -s

(s.

== 'spe/al,

-nis J %, -rig/li, -d
sparle (adj. v.), -ely, -eness; -es,

'speiX|al, -ali spati|al, -ally

spel|l

etc.

Ospsa*,

Osped sped

specially, -ies

'spej'dlt|i, -iz

-Is,

-iing/s, -led,

-Ihound

'spela*, -z speller, -s

spen|d,>({z,-dig, -t; -da*/zspen|d,

-ds, -ding, -t; -der/s

Ospa:*,
-a,

-z, -rig,

-d spur

(s. v.),

-ring, -red

'spaidsan Spurgeon
gpa:in, >z sperm, -s
spaima'seti [-'si:t-] spermaceti
spa:mato'zon|on [-ta'z-, -an], -a
spermatozo|on, -a
spam, -z, -ig, -d spurn (8.), -s,
-ing, -ed
spa:t

(s. v.), -s, -ig, -id 1) spurt,

-ing, -ed; 2) spirt, -s, -ing,
spa:z spurs (from spur)
[-ed
spa'rsedik, -ali
spo'rspi:d, -z, -ig, -id; -i, -ia*, -iist,

-8,

O
O

speed

ili, -inis

-ing,

-ed;

y,

-iness
spiik, -s, -ig,

speak,

-s,

(s.

-ier,

.)

(S.), -s,

-iest,

-ily,

spouk, 'sponkan
spoke, spoken

-ing,

'spi:ka*, -z speaker, -s
'spiijas, -li, -nis specious,

specie
-iz speech, -es

'spiiji: [-Jii:]
spiitj",

-ly,

[-ness

'spiit/ilfai,

-faiz, -faiig, -faid;

-faia*/z speechi|fy, -fies, -fying,
-fied; -fier/s

'spiitjlis, -li, -nis speechless, -ly,

-ness

spia* splais

O spia*,
spear
(S.),

spiaz

393

-z, -riji,
(s. v.), -s,

-man
-man

-d; -man,
-ing, -ed;

-men

'spifiij, -li spiffing, -I7

spibjn:!, -z

'spaik-

spil, -z, -ig, -t [-d], -t spil|l

-Is, -ling (S.), -led, -t

(g. v.),

'spila*, -z spiller (S.), -a

'spilikinz spillikins
spilt spilt (from spill)
spin, -z, -ig, spsen, spi.ii spin
(s. v.), -s, -ning, span, spun
'spina*, -z spinner, -s
'spind|f/z, -li spind|le/s, -ly
spi'net, -s spinet, -s
'spinid3 spinach
'spinsta*, -z spinster, -s
'spirit, -s, -id, -idli. -idnis spirit,
-s, -ed, -ediy, -edness
'spiritas
'spaiar- spiritus
spiritj n'seliti [-tju-], -iz spiritual-

'spiritjual [-tju-], -i; -ist/s, -izm

spiritual, -ly; -ist/s, -ism

spiriljaa'listlk [-tJu-] spiritual-

etc.),

-s,

-ting, spat

-id spit (for

roasting, etc.), -s, -ting, -ted
'spit'hed Spithead
'spitl spittle
'spitlfiildz Spitalfields
Spitzspits'ba:gan
['spits b-]
[bergen
spi'tain, -z spittoon, -s
'spjnaO'spjoa- ['spJD-]
spjn;, -z, -ig, -d 1) spu|e, -es,
-ing, -ed; 2) spew, -s, -ing, -ed
spjnim, -z, -ig, -d spum|e, -es,
-ing, -ed
(s.

v.),

-s, -ig,

'spjnitam sputum
'spjuarias [-joa-, -joia-],
spurious, -ly, -ness

O splais,

v.),

-es,

-ing,

-ed;

splash

-er/s; -y

-ing, -ed
'splita*, -z, -rig, -d splutter (s.
-s, -ing, -ed
splei, -z, -ig, -d splay (s. v.),
-ing, -ed

'splenda*, -z splendour, -s
'splendid, -li, -nis splendid,
-ness

v.),

-a,

-ly,

spli:n, -z, -tul, -fuli [-fali]; -i;

-ij/li spleen, -s, -ful, -fully; -y;
-ish/ly

gpll'netik, -s, -ali splenetic

(.

adj.), -a, -ally

splint, -s, -ig, -id splint

-8, -ing, -ed
'gplinta*, -z; -ri splinter,

-y
-ting
splodg|e, -es, -y
splotch, -es, -y

split, -s, -ig split

splads,

-iz, -i

splatj, -iz,
-s

-i

(s. v.),

spoke

-s;

(s. v.), -s,

(s.),

-s

spouk, -an spoke, -n (from speak)

'spoakg{man, -man spokesjman,
[-men
sponU'eiXan spoliation
'spoulieita*, -z spoliator, -s

istic

'spiritjnas [-tJu-] spirituous

'spiritlis, -li, -nis spiritless, -ly,
-ness
spi'sifik, -s; -ali specific (s. adj.),
-a; -ally
spit (s. v.), -s, -ig, spset spit (eject
saliva,

{.

Ospouk,

it|y, -ies

spit

splsej*, -iz, -ig, -t; -a*/z; -i

'splsejbaid, -z splash-board, -s
'splfBta*, -z, -rig, -d splatter, -s,

'spaiaz Spiers

spik spick

splsej 'sporan

-li,

-iz, -ig, -t splic|e

-es, -ing,

-ed

-nis

(s. v.),

Ospo'rsedik

[spa'r-, spa'r-], -ali

sporadic, -ally
Ospa:, -z == spai, -z spa, -s
spo*, -z 1) spore, -s; 2) Spohr
spoil, -z, -ig, -d spall (s. v.), -a,
-ing, -ed
[-ing, -ed
'spaildig Spalding
spa.'n, -z, -ig, -d spawn (s. v.), -a,
spa.'t (s. v.), -s, -ig, -id sport, -a,

-ing, -ed
'spa:tiT, -li, -nis sportive, -ly, -ness

'spa:ts|man, -man sportsjman, -men

'spa:tsman|laik, -Jip sportsman|like, -ship
spoil, -z, -ig, -t [-d], -t; -a*/z
spoil (s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed, -t;
[-er/s
'spandi:, -z spondee, -s
'spansa*, -z sponsor, -s

'spansn, -z sponson, -s
span'teinjas [-nias], -li, -nis
spontaneous, -ly, -ness
spanta'niiiti [-'niati] spontaneity
spo'rspa'rsedik, -ali
'sparan, -z spor(r)an, -s

spot 'spmna*
spot, -s, -ig, -id;

394

-ia*, -iist,
-ting, -ted;
-ty, -tier, -tiest, -tineas
'spotlis,-!!, -nis spotless, -ly, -ness
Osprai, -a*, -ist, -nis spry, -er,

-inis spot

-est,

-i,

(s. v.), -a,

-ness

sprait, -s sprite, -s
'spraitl|i, -inis sprightlly, -iness

sprant,
-a,

-s, -ifl,

-id sprout

(s. v.),

Stabat Mater,

sprset, -s sprat

(S.), -a

sprAnt Sprant
sprig sprung (from springi
sprei, -z, -iij, -d; -i spray (s.
-a,

-a,

sta:f, -s staff, -s

sta:k stark
v.),

-d sprain

(s.

v.),

-ing, -ed

spred,

-z, -ii) ; -a*/z

spread

(s. v.),

-ing; -er/s
spri;, -z spree, -s
sprig, -z sprig, -s
sprint^s, -iz springe, -s
sprint, -S, -ii), -idj -o*/z sprint
(s. v.), -a, -ing, -ed; -er/s
sprig, -z, -ig, sprteg, sprAg
-8,

spring

w.),

(s.

-s,

-ing, sprang,

sprung
'sprig I'btelans/iz. -'bed/z spring|balance/s, -bea/s

'sprigbok,

-s

'8ta:|lis, -lait 8tar|less, -light

'stailig, -z starling (S.), -s

-ing, -ed; -ey

-z, -ii),

springbok,

steem- Stamboul
sta:m'Dn:l
'stainjsn, -z stanchion, -s
'staintsn 1) Stanton 2) Staunton
staintj, -iz, -ig, -t 1) stanch, -es,
-ing, -ed 2)
stoinfJ
;

'stairig starring
sta:t, -s, -ig, -id; -3*/z start
(s. V.) (S.),
-8, -ing, -ed; -er/s
'staitjl, -Iz, -lig, -Id; -13*/Z8tart{le,
-les, -ling, -led; -ler/s
sta:t/, -iz, -ig^ -t; -i, -inis starch
(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -y, -iness
staiT, -z, -ig, -d; -lig/z starv|e,

-es, -ing, -ed; -eling/s

-s

stai'Tci/an starvation

O 8t|ai,

-ia%

'staif|l,

-inis
spring|y, -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness
'sprigkfl, -Iz, -lig [-|ig], -Id;
-iist,

-ili,

lo*/z _Ho*/z] sprinkjle

(s.

v.),

(s.),

-s

sprit, -s sprit, -s
sproil, -z, -ig, -d; -o*/z; -i sprawl
(s. .), -s, -ing, -ed; -er/s; -y
spra:, -z sprue, -s
sprnis,' -iz; &*, -ist, -Ii, -nis

spruce

(s.

adj.), -s; -r, -st, -ly,

-ness

08pn:k,-s;

-i,-ij spook, -s; -y,-ish

8pn:I, -z, -ig, -d spool (.

-ing, -ed
8pn:n, -z, -ig, -d spoon
-8,

-ing, -ed

'spnma* Spooner

-aiz stjy, -ies

-Iz,

-lig/li,

-les, -ling/ly,

-Id

stif|le,

-led

stail, -z, -ig, -d 1) (s.) stile, -s;

2) (s. V.) 8tyl|e, -es, -ing, -ed

'stailogrtef [-Iog-,-gra:f],-8Btylo

-les, -ling, -led; -ler/s

'sprigklig, -z sprinkling

'sta:r|i, -inis starr|y, -iness

'sprig 8*, -z springer, -s

'sprigflild Springfield

sprig |i,

-s

'staibad [-boid] starboard

sta:d starred (from star)

sprang (from spring)

sprein,

spu:n8rizm staiz

'spn:norizin, -z spoonerism, -s
'spuinfu], -z spoonful, -s
'8pn:n|i, -io*^ -iist, -ili, -inis
spoon |y, -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness
spuo*, -z spoor, -s
st hist
sto:*, -z, -rig, -d 1) star (. v.),
-8, -ring, -red; 2) starr (S.)
'Bta:bt'ina:t3* ['steibset'mei-], -z

-ing, -ed

sprseij

'

v.), -a,

(s.

v.),

graph,

-8

stailo'greefik [-lo'g-] stylographic

'stailij, -Ii, -nis stylish, -ly, -ness
'stailit, -8 stylet, -s

'8taim|i, -iz, -lig, -id stim|y

-ies, -ying, -ied

(. v.)i

stain, -its Stein, -itz

'stainbok, -s steinbock, -s
'stainwei, -z Steinway, -s
'staipend, -z stipend, -s
stai'pendjorji [-dior-], -iz
pendiar|y (. adj.), -ies
'staiTO*, -z stiver, -s
stSiiz sties (plur. of sty)

sti-

staut

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395

O staut, -s; -a*, -ist, -li, -nis stout

(s.

adj.), -s; -er, -est, -ly, -ness

'stant'haitld, -li, -nis

hearted, -ly, -ness

stout-

[-bing, -bed
'stantn Stoughton
-ii), -d stab (s. i;.), -s,

O stjeb, -z,

'stseblij. -iz, -ii|, -t stablish, -es,

'stsefa Staffa

[-'ng,

-ed

sttefad, -Jia* Stafford, -shire

stteg, -z stag, -s
'8tega*,-z, -rii|, -d; -ra*/z stagger
(s. v.), -a, -ing, -ed; -er/s

stseg'neijan stagnation
'stsegneit [steeg'neit], -s, -ig, -id
8tagnat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
'stegn3ii|si,
-t,

-t,

-tli

stagnan|cy,

-tly

stsek, -s, -li|, -t stack

-ing, -ed

(s. v.),

-a,

stteljn'et steik

staelju'et, -s statuette, -s
'stietju:t, -B statute, -s

'stseljutari statutory
'sttetja*, -z stature, -s

O stAb,

-z: -i, -ia*, -list, -inis

stub,-s; -by, -bier, -biest,-Di ness
'stAba'n, -ist, -li, -nis stubborn,
-est, -ly, -ness
'stAbjl, -Ji [-li] Btubb|le, -ly

stAbz

Stubbs;

1)

stubs

2)

stAd, -z, -ig, -id stud ($. v.),

-ding, -ded
'8tAd|i, -iz, -iig, -id stud|y (s.
-ies, -ying, -ied
stAf,

-8, -ii|, -t;

-i,

-ia*,

'stAkon,

-d stucco

-z, -ii),

-es, -ing,

v.),

-list,

-inis stuff (g. v.), -a, -ing (g.

-ed; -y, -ier, -iest, -in ess
stik stuck (from stick)

'stselagmait, -s stalagmite, -s

-s,

v.),

(s. v.),

-ed

'stselaktait, -s stalactite, -s
'steeljan, -z stallion, -s
stsem'bn:! [staim-] Stamboul
'stiema*, -z, -riij, -d; -ra*/z stammer (s. .), -Si -ing, -ed; -er/s
'sjtsemfad Stamford

'stAlti|fai, -faiz, -faiii), -faid

stulti|fy, -fies, -fying, -fied

'stsemina stamina
steemp, -s, -ii), -t; -a'/z stamp

'stAmak,

(. .), -s, -ing, -ed; -er/s

stiem'piid, -z, -ig, -id stamped|e
(g. .), -es, -ing, -ed

stAmp,

stiempt stamped
stsend, -z, -iii, stud stand (.
-B, -ing (. .), stood
'stsen'dAp standup
stsemt

v.),

'steendad, -z standard, -s
'stsendij, -iz standish (8.), -es
'steenap, -s stanhope (S.), -s
'stsenarfi, -iz stannar|y, -ies
'stsen|fi:ld, -fad Stan|field, -ford
'stsenik stannic
'sttenisllas [-Ia:s], -lo:s Stanisjlas,
[-laus
'stsenli Stanley

stsens, -iz stance, -a

'sttenstil standstill

'stsentan Stanton
'stsenza, -z stanza, -s
stsei)k stank (from stink)

'stsetjuari statuary

stAm stum
'stAnib|l

(g.

v.), -Iz, -lig,

stumb|le,
(g.

-Id; -la*/z

-Ies, -ling, -led; -ler/s

-8, -ifl, -t; -a*/z

-a,

v.),

-s;

stump,

stomach

-ing, -ed; -er/s

-i,

-ia*,

-list,

-inis

-s; -y, -ier, -iest, -iness

stAn, -z, -ig/li, -d; -a*/z

-s, -ning/ly, -ned; -ner/s

stun,

8tAg stung (from sting)

8tAgk stunk (from

[-ed
stink)
stunt, -s, -ing,
'stAta , -z, -rig, -d; -ra*/z stutter
(g. v.), -a, -ing, -ed; -er/s
stei, -z, -ig, -d; -a*/z stay (g. v.),
-s, -ing, -ed; -er/s
'staibset'ma:'steibaet'meita*, -z
'steibjl, -Iz; -11, -Inis; -lig [-Ug],
-Id stab|le (g. adj. v.), -Ies; -ly,
-leness; -ling (v. .), -led
steid, -li, -nis 1) staid, -ly, -ness;

stAut,

-s, -ig, -id

2)

stayed (from stay)

'steidijam [-dj|-], -a stadi|um, -a

steid3, -iz, -ig, -d; -a*/z; -i,
[-ally

'stsetik, -8, !, -all static, -s, -al,

stsetis'ti/an, -z statistician, -s
'sttelju:, -z statue, -a

stAltifi'keiJan stultification

-ia*, -list, -ili, -inis stag|e (s. v.),

-es, -ing, -ed; -er/s; -y, -ier, -iest,
-ily, -iness
steik, -8, -ig, -t

2)

(g.

V.)

1)

stak|e,

(g.)

steak, -s;

-es,

-ing, -ed

steil

396

sten*.!"

steil, -8*, -ist, -li, -nis stale,

-st, -ly,

-r,

2)

'steimen, -z stamen, -s
stein, z,-ig, -dj -a'/z stain

(s. v.),

-ing, -ed; -er(S.)/s

'steinbok, -s

'stiin-

[-ness

-nis stainless, -ly,

Staines; 2) stains
'steipl, -z staple (8.), -s
'steipltan Stapleton
'steiJI^n, -anz, -ifii| [-nig], -and
'steinlis,

steinz

-li,

1)

stati|on(s.w.),

-ons,-oning,-oned

(s.

v.),

-es,

-ing,

ed; -ement/s

'steitas, -iz status, -es

'steitist, -s statist, -s
'steitlli,

'steltslman, -man states|man, -men

'steitsm3n|laik, -li, -jip statesman] like, -ly, -ship
steir, -z, -ig^ -d, stouT 8tay|e
(s.

v.),

-ing, -ed, stove

-es,

(s.

Orted stead

v.)

[-ness
'stedfast, -li, -nis steadfast, -ly,
'stedji, -ia*, -list, -ili, -inis; -iz,
-iig, -id stead|y {adj. v.), -ier,
-iest,-ily, -iness; -ies, -ying, -ied
(S.)

'Stedman Stedman
'stefanou Stephano
'stela, -lnd Stella, -land
'stela* stellar

stelO, -i, -ia*, -iist, -ili, -inis

stealth, -y, -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness
stem, -z, -ig, -d stem (a. v.), -s,

-ming, -med
'sterna, -ta

stemma,

V.)

step,

steppe, -s;
-ping, -ped

(s.)

-s,

'sterilaiZj -iz, -ig, -d; -a*/z steriliz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed; -er/s

sterilai'zeiX^n,

-z

sterilization

ste'riliti sterility

([-isa-],

-s

stet stet

'steOaskonp, -s stethoscope, -s
steSas'kaplk, -al, -all stethoscopic, -al, -ally

ste'Oaskapi stethoscopy

O stsa*, -z,
-s; 2)

-rig/li, -d 1)

(s. V.)

(s.)

stair,

star|e, -es, -ing/ly,

'steakeis, -iz staircase, -s

[-ed
'stsara*, -z starer, -s
sta:*, -z, -rig, -d; -ra*/z stir
(s. v.), -B, -ring {adj. v.), -red;

-inis stateljy, -iness

'steiz stays

(s.

'stepa*. -z stepper, -s
-tjildran
[-tjwl-]
'steplt/aild,
step-|child, -children
'sterail sterile
[stiar'steriaskonp, 'steriataip, etc.

'steijijia* [-Xn-], -z stationer, -s

'steiXnarli [-Jif-], -ili, -inis 1) stationar|y, -ily, -iness ; 2) stationery

steit, -s, -ig, -id; -mant/s stat|e

step stiim

step, -s, -ig, -t 1)

-ness

'steil'meit, -s, -Iq, -id stalemat|e

(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed

-a,

-rer/s
-ia*,
-list, -ili, -inis
stura|y, -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness
'staidsan. -z sturgeon, -s
'sta:lig 1) sterling; 2) Stirling
stain, -z, -a*, -ist 1) Stearn(e);

'sta:d|i,

2)

Sterne; 3) stern

at^.), -a,

(s.

[-umsl

-er, -est

'stainjam, -a, -amz sternjum, -a,j

'stainjli, -nis;
-monst [-mast]
sternjly, -ness; -most
staips stirps
'staitaras, -IL -nis stertorous, -ly,
sta.'z stirs (from stir)
[-ness
Osta'biliti stability
sta'ka:ton, -z staccato, -s

sta'm-

= sto'm-

sta'tistik, -s,

[-s, -al,

-al, -ali

-ally

statistic,

sta'Twga* Stavanger

O sti:d,

-ta

'stempl, -z stemple, -s
'gtenagrsef [-nog-, -graif], -s stenograph, -s
ste'nograf|a*, -az, -i stenograph|er, -ers, -y
stensll [-11], -Iz [-ilz], -^g [-ilig],
-Id [-ild] stenc|il, -ils, -illing,

stent Stent
sten'tairian stentorian
stenfj, -iz stench, -es

[-illed

still

-z steed, -s

(s. v.),

-z,

-ig, -d, 'stonl/an

1) steal, -s, -ing, stole/n; 2) steel,

-s,

-ing, -ed; 3) Steele

'stiila*, -z stealer, -s
'stiilja.'d,

-z steelyard, -s

'sti:li:, -i: stel|e, -se

-inis steel |y, -inesa

sti:m, -z. -ig, -d; -a'/z; -i, -inis
steam (s. v.), -a, -ing, -ed; -er/s;
-y, -iness

'still i,

'stiinbok 'stilba:n

397

'Btiinbak ['stein-], -s steenbok, -s

sti:p, -s; -*, -ist, -li, -nig; -ii),
steep (s. ad^. v.), -a; -er, -est,
-ly, -ness; -ing, -ed
'sti:p|an, -9nz, -nig [-^ii)], -9nd
steep|en, -ens, -ening, -ened
'8ti:pl, -z, -d; -tjeis/iz, -dseek/s

steeple, -s, -d; -chase/s, -jack/s

sti:v, -z, -ii), -d steev|e (s. v.),
-es, -ing, -ed
'stiiTido:*, -z stevedore, -s

'stiiyn

Stephen

[son
'stiiT^idg Stevenage
'stiivnsnl) Stevenson; 2)Stephen'sti:Tnz 1) Steevens; 2) Stevens;
3) Stephens
O'stidgian Stygian

sti'leton 'stjuad

sti'Ietou, -z -ig, -d 1) stiletto (s.),

-(e)s; 2) stiletto {v.), -es, -ing, -ed
'stili stilly (a^'.)

-id, -idli, -idnis

-ed, -edly, -edness
'stiltn, -z Stilton, -s
stilt, -s,

stilt,

-s,

stimju'leiX^n, -z stimulation, -s
'stimjaleit, -s, -igj -id; -a*/z; -iv
stimulatje, -es, -ing, -ed; -or/s;
-ive
'stimjnlant, -s stimulant, -s
'stimjuljas, -ai, -asiz stimul|us,
-i, -uses
-ia*, -iist, -ili, -inis
stingly, -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness
stint, -s, -ig, -id stint (s. v.), -s,
-ing, -ed

'stinc^sji,

stia*, -z, -rig, -d; -ra*/z; -ridg

steer (s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -er/s;

stig, -z, -ig, stAg sting [s. v.), -s,

[-ing, stung
'stiga*, -z stinger, -s

-age
'stiarisskonp, -s stereoscope, -s
stiaria'skapiK, -al, -ali stereoscopic, -al, -ally

'stiggou stingo
stigk, -s, -ig, steegk, stAgk stink

'stiariataip, -s, -ig, -t; -3*/z; -i

stereotypfe (s. .), -es, -ing, -ed;
[-er/s; -y
'stiarion, -z stereo, -s

stiari'askspi stereoscopy
'stiarin stearin
'stiazlman, -man steers|man, -men
stif, -a*, -ist; -li, -nis stiff, -er,
-est; -ly, -ness
'stif In, -nz,-]^ig [-nig],-nd stiff |en,
-ens, -ening

(s.

v.),

[-ing,

stuckl

stik, -s, -ig, stAk stick (a. v), -s,J

'stika*, -z sticker, -s
'stik]i,-ia*, -iist, -ili, -inis stick|y,
-ier, -iest, -ily, -iness

'stikinSamAd, -z stick-in-the-mud,
'stiklbeek, -s stickleback, -s
'stikia*, -z stickler, -s
stiks l)8ticks(/""0WBtick);
-a*j

-ist,

stipju'leijan, -z stipulation, -s
'stipjnleit, -s, -ig, -id; -a*/z
stipulat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or/s
'stipfl, -Iz, -|.ig, -Id stippjle, -les,
[-ling, -led
'stirap, -s stirrup, -s
'stiria, -n/z Styria, -n/s

stitj, -iz, -ig, -t stitch

O sijn:,

stig'meetik stigmatic
'stigma, -z, -ta stigma, -s, -ta
'stigmataiz,-iz, -ig, -d stigmatiz|e
[-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed
stigmatai'zeijan stigmatization

stil, -z;

'stipjuil, -z stipule, -s

[-s

2)Styx

-nis; -ig, -d

still (. adj. V. adv.) (S.), -s; -er,

-est, -ness; -ing, -ed

'stilbain still-born

(s. v.), -es,

-ing, -ed

-ened

'stiginz Stiggins

[-isa-]

(s. v.), -s, -ing, stank, stunk

'stigkpat, -s stink-pot, -s
staisti'pendjari, -z

(.

v.),

['s^nig], -d stew
-ing, -ed

-z, -ig
-s,

'stjnidant, -s; -Jip/s student, -s;

-ship/s
'stjnidias [-djas], -li,-nis studious,
-ly, -ness
'gtjn:diou [-djon], -z studio, -s
st/nip, -s stupe, -s
stja''pendas,-li, -nis stupendous,
-ly, -ness
'stjnipa* stupor
's^'u'pid, -z, -ist, -li, -nis stupid
(s. adj.), -s, -est, -ly, -ness
s1ja''pidit|i, -iz stupidit|y, -ies
'8^'n:pi|fai, -faiz, -faiig, -faid
stupe|fy, -fies, -fying, -fied

s^juipi'tekjan stupefaction
'S^nad, -z; -is/iz; -Jip steward
(S.),

-s;

-ess/es; -ship

'stjnat 8to:z

898

Stuart, -s; 2) Stewart

'stjniig stewing
sljui'p-

'sljinat, -s 1)

'stjuig
sljn'P-

=
=

'sljjapid, etc.

'8lju:pld,

-2^ -ig,

(S.), -s,

'stouik,

>s, -al, -all stoic (S.), -s,

-al, -ally

'stouisizm stoicism

(8.)

stottk, -8, -Iq, -t; -o'/z 8tok|e

-es (S.), -ing, -ed; -er/s

(S.),

stonl, -z 1) (.) stole, -s; 2) (e.)

stole (/rom steal)
'stonlan stolen {from steal)
Btonn, -z, -ig, -d ston|e (a. v.)
(S.), -es, -ing, -ed
'gtouii|hau8,
>1ielTn,
-'hene^s
Stonelhouse, -naven, -henge
'stounli, -l9*, -il8t^ -Hi, -Inls
ston|y (oy. adv.), -ler, -iest, -ily,
-inesB

'stonnmeisa,

-z

stonemason,

-s

[{from stave)
(S.), -s; 2) stove
8toDz stows {from stow)

stout, -s stoat, -s
BtouT, -z 1) stove

O'stoi'stouisto'mfeklk [sta'm-] stomachic

sto'mietaskonp [sta'm-], -s sto-

matoscope,

-s

O 8to:* [8to:e*], -z, -rig, -d; -robl;

-rld3

stor|e (. v.), -es, -ing,

-ed; -able; -age; 2) Storr, -s
8to:k. -8, -ig, -t 1) (a.) stork, -s;
2) (. V.) stalk, -s, -ing, -ed
'gt9:k9*, -z stalker, -s
1)

^stDikl stalky (S.)

8to:l, -z, -ig, -d; -Ids stall {a. v.),
[-ness"]
-s, -ing, -ed; -age
'8to'lTrat, -11, -nis stalwart, -ly,J
-z, -ig, -d; -1, -l9*. -Ii8t,
-inis storm (s. v.) (S.), -s,
-ing, -ed; -y, -ler, -iest, -ily,
'8t9:n9wei Stornoway
[-iness

8t9:m,
-ill,

'8t9:nt9n Staunton
BtgintX [stain-], -9*, -ist,

-11, -nis
-ness
'stgirji, -iz I)stor|y, -ies; 2)stor|ey
'sta:rieitid storiated
[(8.), -eys
'st9:rum. -z store-room, -s
'stgitn Stoughton
[2) Storrs
st9:z
1) stores
{from store);

staunch,

-er, -est, -ly,

0'st9da|d, -t Stoddar|d, -t
stads, -iz, -Ig, -dj -i, -la*,
-inis stod^|e

{a. v.),

-ilst,

-es, -ing,

-ed

-y, -ier, -iest, -iness

etc.

>d$ Ids ^) ^^^^

-mg, -ed; -age; 2) Stowe
'stoaswei, -z stowaway^ -s

Ostou,

'stoded 8trcen'ra:9*

st9k, -8, -ig, -t stock {a. v.), -s,

-ing, -ed
stg'keld, -z, -ig, -id stockad|e
(. v.), -es, -ing, -ed

'8t9klionm Stockholm
'Bt9kig (s.). -z stocking, -s
'Bt9kpo:t Stockport
[-well
'stgkteikig stock-taking
'Bt9k|tan, -wal [-irel] Stook{ton,
'stalid, -ist,

-li

stolid, -est,

-ly

sto'liditi stolidity

'8t9lW9t, etc.
'8t9:lBt9p, -8, -ig, -t; -a*/z stop (s. v.),
-8, -ping (. t>.), -ped; -per/s
'stopfad Stopford
'Btgpids, -iz stoppage, -s
'8t9p{k9k/8, -gtep/s Btop-|cock/B,
-gap/s
stapt stopped {from stop)
straid, -z, -ig, stroud, 'stridn
strid|e {a. v.), -es, -ing, strode,

stridden
'strnidnt. -li strident, -ly
strai'eitid striated
'strai|9, -i: stri|a, -ee
straif strife

'straiit striate

straik.

(ac^'.)

-s, -ig/li,

strikje

{a. v.),

str^k, 'striken

-es, -ing/Iy,

struck,

stricken
'straika*, -z striker, -s
straip, -8, -ig, -t; -i stripje {a. v.),
-es, -ing, -ed; -y
Btraiv. -z, -ifi/z, strouv, 'strivn
strivfe, -es, -ing/s, strove, striven
'straiT9*, -z striver, -s

straud Stroud
Straus Strauss

[-es

strtedi'vearias, -Iz Stradivarius,

'gtrtedll, -Iz, -]in [-lig], -Id stradd|le
{. v.), -Ies, -ling, -led
'strinfad Strafford
'Btrfflgll, -Iz, -^In f-lig], -Id; -j9*/z
["l9*/z]; -}i [-lij Btragg|le, -Ies,
-ling, -led; -ler/s; -ly
strgend, -z^ -ig, -Id strand {a. v.)
(S.),

-8,

-ing, -ed

strien'ra:9* Stranraer

Btreeggju'lei/^n stregO

399

straeggjn'lei/dn strangulation
'strffiggjnleit, -s, -in, -id strangulat|e, -es, -ing,

-bng, -led

Btrsep,
(8.

-8,

v.),

-s,

-ifl, -t; -a*/z strap

-ping, -ped; -per/s

'strsetfad Stratford
'straetidsam
[-tads-,

-dsem], -z stratagem,
-faiz,

'strAdaz Struthers
'strAgjl, -Iz, -lig [-ps], -Id; -l*/z

strngg|le

(.

-les,

.),

-ling, -led; -ler/s

strAk struck {from strike)

'strAktJa*, -z, -rl, -rail structurje,
-es, -al, -ally

-z, -ifl, -d strum (s.

-ming, -med
'strAmpit, -9 strumpet, -s
8trAi| strung {from string)

strAm,

.),

-s,

BtrA^

-8, -ii(, -id 1) strut

(. v.),

-ting, -ted; 2) Strutt

strel, -z, -ig, -d stray (. ewZ;.
-s,

;.)>

-ing, -ed
strein, -z, -ig,
-8,

-d; -a*/z strain

-ing, -ed; -er/s
strainers, -a* {adj.), -i8t, -li, -nis
strange (SA -r, -st, -ly, -ness
'strein^a* (s.), -z stranger, -s
(s.

.)

(8.),

-es, -ing,

stress

{s.

v.),

-ed

BtretJ, -iz, -ig, -t; -a*/z stretch

(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed; er/s

Btra'ted^ik

[-'ttids-],

-al,

-ali

strategic, -al, -ally

-inis streak

(s. v.), -s,

-ing, -ed;

-y, -ier, -iest, -iness

-s

-faiig, -faid
strati |fy, -fies, -fying, -tied
strsetifi'kei/aii stratification
strseO, -8 strath, -s
8trie0'8pei, -z strathspey (S.), -s

[-j8*/z]

Btres, -iz, -ig, -t

'striik, -8, -ig, -t; -i, -ie*, -list,

-dsim,

'strsetiidsli, -ist/s 8trateg|y, -ist/s

'strtetijfoi,

stres stru:

'Btretam Streatham

-ed

'8trsei|g{l^ -Iz, -lig, -Id strang|le,

-les,

-8,

streit (.) -8 strait, -s (8.)

Btreit (mj. adv.), -a*, -i8t, -nis
straight, -er, -est, -ness
'streitlam, -a, -as strat|um, -a, -us
'Btreif foiwad, -li, -nis straights
forward, -ly, -ness
'8treitjn, -nz, -nig [-ijiig], -nd
straight) en, -ens, -ening, -ened
'streitnd 1) straitened; 2) straightened {from straighten)
[-ness
'streitwei straightway
'BtreigaaB, -li, -nis strenuous, -ly,
BtregO [-gkO], -s; -an, -anz,
-anig [-^igj, -and; -ana*/z
[tf.9*jx] Strength, -s; -en, -ens,
-ening, -ened; -ener/s

8tri:m. -z, -ig, -d; -a*/z stream

{. .), -s, -ing, -ed; -er/s
'striimlit, -s streamlet, -s
8tri:t, -8 street (8.), -s
'striken stricken {from strike)
'strikni:n strychnine
strikt, -a*, -ist, -li ['strikli], -nis
strict, -er, -est, -ly, -ness
'strikt/a*, -z stricture, -s
'strine^sanlsi, -t, -tli stringen|cy,
-t,

-tly

strAg
(. v.), -z, -ig, -d,
string, -s, -ing, -ed, strung
'striga*, -z stringer (8.), -s
'strig |i, -ia*, -iist, -inis string|y,
-ier, -iest, -iness
strip, -8, -ig, -tj -a/z strip (s. i;.)r
-s, -ping, -ped; -per/s
'striplig, -z stripling, -s_
'strim striven {from strive)
strond strode (from stride)
'stronfi ['strafl], -z strophe, -s
stronk^ -s, -ig, -t strok|e (s. v.),
strig

-es, -mg, -ed

stronl. -z, -ig, -d; -a*/z stroll
(s.

v.),

-s,

-ing, -ed; -er/s

strive)

stronv strove {from

stra:, -z. -i straw, -s, -y

'strainarfi, -iz strawberr|y (8.), -ies

stram 8trachan

'stronfi, -z
'strafik strophic
strag, -ga*, -gist, -li, -ij strong
(8.), -er, -est, -Jy, -ish
'strafi, -z

'strag honld, -z stronghold, -s

'strag'maindid, -nis strongminded, -ness
'stranJIiam [-jam], -ian [-jan]
stronti|am, -un
strap, -8, -ig, -t strop (s. v.), -a,
[-ing, -ed, -nl
-ping, -ped
Btra:, -z, -ig, -d, -n strew, -8,J

stu:l STYaip

O stu:l,

-t 1)
-ed;
2)

-ii),

-ing,

-s,

Oswseg swag

-z stool, -s

stn:p, -8,

stoop

(s. v.),

stoup,

-s;

etc.

's1jn:pid,

etc.

3)

8ioux(m^.);

'sniflei, -z souffle, -s
['sju'iz] Suez
8n:m- see also ^u:iii-

O'su'iz

8u:t,

soup90D,

etc.

1)

== 8ut,
8u:e sooth

2)

sweid 1) swayed; 2) sufede

sweids, -iz, -ig, -d 8wag|e (s.
-es, -ing,

swein,
sweiv,

-st,

-ly,

-s

-s,

swet, -s, -ig, -id; -3*/z; -i, -inis

sweat (s. v), -s, -ing, -ed; -er/s;

sju;t, etc.;

etc.

O'suiyania*, -z souvenir, -s
8u:z 1) sous (plw. of sou);
^u:z sues
2) Sioux (plur); 3)
8U''z{ena Susanna
[{from sue)

'su:za Souza
'8jn:z3r'su:z3r-

Susan
see also

8ju-

Sudan

O'snak-

= sju:'a:k-

O'sult,

-i=

'sniz

'sjuit, -1 suet, -y

Suez

O su'm-,
Osut;

sup-

-i,

8u'zen3

-la*, -iist,

-inis soot;

8n:'z-

Susanna

'8wi:diiba:g [-baig] Swedenborg

swiidn'baidgian [-dgj9n], -z Swe-s

8wi:p, -8, -ig, swept sweep (*. v.),

-s, -ing (adj. v.), swept
'swi:p|9*, -az; -steik/s 8weep|er,
-era; -stake/s
swiitj -8; -a*, -ist 1)

-z Swahili, -s

'8wa:rel (swa're), -z soiree,

-s

'straizilsend Swaziland
strain, -haid/z swine, -herd/s
swaip, -s, -iij, "t; -a*/z swip|e
(*. v), -es, -ing, -ed; -er/s

-rig, swaia* [archaic

8WE8*], 8Wi>:ii swear (. v.), -s,
-ing, swore [arch, sware], sworn
'swsare*, -z swearer, -s
8W9:1, -z, -ig, -d swirl (. y.),
-s, -ing, -ed
8W8:t, -z, -ig, -d swerv|e (s. .),
-es, -ing, -ed
Oswiid, -z, -ij", -n Swed|e, -es,
-ish, -en

deuborgian,
8ju:-

-y, -ier, -lest, -iness

Bwa:'hi:li,

-ness

-ing/ly, -ed

-y, -iness

su'dten

-es,

swept swept (from sweep)

O swsis*, -z,

8u-

-d swath |e,

>z swain (S.), -s

-8*, -ist, -li, -nis suave,

[-S

-ig,

swell (s. v), -ing/s, -ed, swollen

'swelta*, -z, -rig/Ii, -d swelter,

souchong

v.),

-ed

STreid, -z,
-ing, -ed

'sn:6seia* ['su:d-], -z soothsayer,

'sn:zii

v.),

-ed

sways (from sway)

'sweigan suasion
Oswel, -z, -iij/z, -d, 'swoulsn

8n:p, -s; -i soup, -s; -y

8n:p- see also 8ju:p>
["'tjai)]

-B -ing,

-r,

8n:'ma:tr3 Sumatra

'sa;p85i;, -z

{from swim)

STreiz

Osu:n soon

O'sni'/ag

[-er/s

'sweibia [-bja], -n/z Swabia, -n/s

sui'dsen
sn'dsen Sudan
'su:d3 ['sju:-] Suda
[-ing/ly, -ed
su:5, -z, -ig/li, -d sootli|e, -es,
'su:5sei8*, -z
'su:0'8u:fl, -z souffle {mummr), -s

-s,

swung (from swing)

Oswei, -z, -ig, -d sway (s.

see also sju:d>

v),

SWAI)

sju:, etc.

O 8u:d-

-dj -ra*/z
-ing/ly, -ed;

-rifl/li,

(s.

O swAm swum

stood (from stand)

stna*, -brids Stour, -bridge
'stupid, etc. == 'stjuipid, etc.
2)

swagger

srrsegk, -i swank, -y
'swseyiti suavity

O stud

8u:, -z 1) sou,-s;

'swtega*, -z,

swsem swam {from swim)

3) stupe, -s
'stu.'pe*, -z stooper, -s

'stn:pid,

swceg 'swiitig

400

2)

Swete;

8)
-s; -er, -est

(s.)

(s. ac^'.)

suite, -s;

sweet

'swi:tbred, -z sweetbread,
'8wi:t[i, -iz sweet[y, -ies
'8wi:tig, -z

sweeting

(8.),

-s

-s

(S.),

 Jarp

'swiitij

401

'swlitlij, -li, -nis sweet|ish,

-ly,

-ness
'sm:t|n, -nz, -nii) [-^ii)], -nd
sweet|en, -ens, -ening, -ened
['swlOin] Swithin
-li, -nis swift
ac^. adv.) (8), -s; -er, -est,

O'swiSin

swift, -s; -3*, -ist,

(s.

-ness

.-ly,

swig,

-z, -in,

-ging, -gedswil, -z, -ii),

-d swig

(s.

v.),

-s,

swill

(8.

w.),

-s.

-ing, -ed

swim,
swim

-z,

-ig/li,

(s. .), -s,

swsem,

swAm

-ming/ly, swam,

swum
'swima*, -z swimmer, -s
'swin[ba:n, -dan Swiu|burne, -don
'swind|l, -Iz, -liji, -Id; -la'/z
swLndjle, -les, -ling, -led; -ler/s

'swlndsii) swingeing
swii|, -z,
(s.

swing

swung

swls Swiss
swij",

-iz,

-es, -ing,

-ig,

-t

swish

(s.

.),

-ed

'switssland [-tza-] Switzerland

switj, -iz, -ig, -t switch (s. v.),
-es, -ing, -ed
'swidin Swithin
'siriOin
'swiT|l, -Iz, ^I|, -Id swiv|el (s. .),

O'swonln swollen (/Vow

swell)

#J: hush
-z

Oja:ft,

shah
-8

(8.), -s

shaft, -s

'Joiftsbari Shaftesbury
[magne
Ja:k, -8 shark, -s
O'Joila'mein (Jarla'maji) Charle'Jcidat, -8 charlotte (C), -s
'/adatan [-tan], -z; -ri, -izm/z
charlatan, -s; -ry, -ism/s
Ojftlnt sha'n't

Ojaip,
adj.

-s; -a*, -ist 1) sharp (s.

adv.) (S.), -s; -er, -est;

Sharpe
Michaelis & Jouee,

2)

'8W9:d|i,

[-Dieii],

-inis swarth|y,
-iness

swo:a*

-ia*,

-list,

-ier,

= swa:*

-ill,

-iest, -ily,

[-s,

-ing, -ed

swaim, -z, -ig, -d swarm

swam sworn (from swear)

(g. v.),

[swa:5z] swath, -s
'8wa:5i, etc.
Oswab, -z, -ig, -d; -a*/z swab
(s. v.), -a, -bing, -bed; -ber/s
'swad|l, -Iz, -pg [-lig], -Idswaddlle,
-les, -ling, -led
'swalion, -ouz, -OMig [-awig], -oud
swalllow (s. v.), -ows, -owing,

swa:6,

-s

etc.

-owed

swamp, -s, -ig, -t; -i, -la*, -list,

-inis swamp (s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed;

swamt

swampt swamped

-laik swan, -s, -like

'8wanar|i, -iz swanner|y, -ies
'8wan|i, -ids Swan|ee, -age

swan,

-z,

'swansi [-nzi] Swansea

swap, -s, -ig, -t swop [swap] [s.v.),
-8, -ping, -ped
-bAkla*/z
swaj", -iz, -ig, -t;
swash, -es, -ing, -ed; -buckler/s
swat, -8, -ig, -Id swot (s. v.), -a,
-ting, -ted

-els, -elling, -elled

'8wiz|l, -Iz, -jlii [-Ug], -Id; -j8*/z

[-la*/z] swizz|le (s. ;.), -les, -ling,
-led; -ler/s

Cja:,

swa:* swore (from swear)

swa:d. -z sward, -s

-y, -ier, -iest, -iness

swsei), swAij
-ing, swang,

-ii],

"S,

.)>

'8wa:6i,

'/am

swd:"

O swn:n,
-a,

-z, -ig, -d

swoon

(s. v.),

-ing, -ed

swa:p^ -8, -ig,

-s, -mg, -ed

-t

swoop

(.

v.),

'Joqta* (s.)j '^ sharper, -s

'Xa:p|9u,-9nz, -nig, -and sharp|en,
-ens, -ening, -ened
'Ja.:p|Ii, -nis sharp |ly, -ness

'Jaipna*, -z sharpener, -a

O ja:ri'Ta:ri, -z charivari, -s
O Jo:'tra:z (Jar'traiz) Chartreuse
O Ja:z shahs (plwr. of shah)
Xlai, -aiz; -aia*^ -aiist; -aiig,
'

-aid sh|^ (s. ac^. v.), -ies; -yer,

-yest; -ying, -led
O'Jaia*, -z 1) (.) shire, -s; 2) (adj.)
[shyer

O'Jaili shyly
Phonetic Dictionary.

26

'Jailgk Jffiqk

402

-ig, -d, Jon 8hiii|e

-es, -ing, -ed, shone

Jain,
(s.

-z,

v.),

'Jainig shyness

(/oH

o/'

raiw,

etc.), -a,

-ing,

shout

-s, ^iij, -id

(s. v.),

'Jsebji,

v.),

-ing, -ed

-8,

(Jas), -iz chasse, -s

'J'tesei (Ja'se), -z chass6, -8
-z, -rifl,

-inis
shabbjy, -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness
-iist,

-ia*,

'Jsebli: (Ja'bli)

-ili,

Chablis

-ler/s

OjAk,

-s

'Jsedwal [-wel] Shadwell

O jAn,

-z, -ig,

Ojteg,

jAnt,

-ing, -ed; -y, -iness

-s,

-z; -i, -la*, -iist, -ili,

-inis shag, -s; -gy, -gier, -giest,

2)

= Ja'griin,

shagreen;

1)

[Ja'g-]

etc.

O'Jtekll, -Iz, -Pd [-liij], -Id

shack|le (. v.), -les, -ling, -led
'Jsekltan Shackleton
Jse'kon [Ja'k-] (Ja'kan), -z cha-

conne,

form)
-d; -8*/z sham
(s. i;.), -8, -ming, -med; -mer/s
'Jtembll, -Iz, -lig, -Id shambjle,
-z,

-ii),

v.),

(s.

-ling, -led

'/temani- (Jama'ni)
'

{s.

-z,

-ig,

-es, -ing,

v.),

-d
-ed

shampoo

Shandy

'J^ndigseL

[mouny

shandygaff, -s
Jwndi'lia* [-da'I-], -z chandelier,
'Jtenan Shannon
[-s
'/ffintji,

-ig, -id J -a*/z shunt

-ing, -ed; -er/s

-s,

-a*/z shut,

-s,

-ting;

-ig. -d shov|e

-z,

JATJI, -Iz,

shovlel

(s.

t>.),

-ea

-es, -ing,

-Ug
(s.

[-lig], -Id} -Ifnl/z

u.) (S.), -els, -elling,

Jei, -z 1) shay, -s; 2) Shea

O Jeid, -Zj -ig, -id; -lis; -i, -ia*,
iist, -ili. -inis shad|e {s. v.),
-ing (s. v.), -ed; -eless; -y,
-ier, -iest, -ily, -iness
Ojeik, -s, -ig, J"nk, 'Jeikan
-es,

1) shak|e (..), -es, -ing, shook,

shaken; 2)
/i:k, -s 8heik(h), -s
'/eik'dann shakedown

'Jeika*, -z shaker, -s
'Jeikli, -ia*, -iist, -ili, -inis shakjy,

[(phw.)
'Jnrk shamrock
'/semwa: [-wa:], -z chamois (smflr.),
'Jtemnnr [-man-] (Xama'ni) Cha-

O 'Xsendl

[-ned
-ning,

v.), -a,

OJat,

Chamonix

Jtemi chamois (in chamois leather)

Jaem'pein, -z champagne, -s
/eem'p^:,

-s,

-elled; -elful/s

shall (strong fOrm)

'Jtelei (Xa:'l6), -z chalet, -s
'Jselap, -s shallop, -s
'J'selou, -z, -3*, -ist, -nis shallow
(s. a4/- ^Oj "*> "'"> '^^^i -ness
Jaelt shalt {from shall) {strong

Ojtem.

-8

-d shun,

'jAtI, "Z shuttle, -s

[-ter/s
'jAtlkak, -8 shuttlecock, -a

-s

Ojl

-les

(.

shuck,

O jAt, -s, -ig

-gily. -giaess

Ja'griin

-s,

'Jtetalein [-til-], -z chatelain(e), -s

'Jseton ['/aitonj (Jo:'to), -z chateau, -X
'/Ada*, -z, -rii), -d shudder, -s,
-ing. -ed
jAfflj -Izj -VO [-Mfl]* -Id; -la'/z
[-Ia*/z] shuttjle, -les, -ling, -led;

O 'J*dou (s.j;.),-z,-ii), -d; -i, -inis

shadow,

-d shatter,

-ing, -ed

-ing, -ed

-s,

(.

shower

-ed; -y

Ojaut,

feip

Ojws

O 'Jteta*,

O Jaiz shies (from shy)

'Jans*, -z, -rii), -dj -ri
(. w.)

'Jteparoun

O 'J^P^ronn, -z, -ig, -d chaperon

O'Jailok Shyloot

-s

-ier,

-iz shant|y, -les

Jyeg'hai Shanghai
Jtei|k, -s shank, -s

-iest, -ily, -iness

'Jeikn shaken {from shake)

'Jeikspia* Shakespeare
Jeiks'piarian Shakespearian
Ojeil, -i shal|e, -y
O Jeim, -z, -in, -d sham|e (s. v.),
-es, -ing, -ed
'Jeimfeislt, -idii, -idnis shamefacled, -edly, -edness
'Jeimlful, -fall [-faU], -fulnis
shame|ful, -fully, -fulness
'Jeimlis, -Ii, -nis shameless, -ly,
-ness

O'/cina, -z scena,

Jeip,

-s, -ig, -t

-s

[-ing,

-ed

shap|e

{a. v.),

-es,

J;

Jeipli 'Jaiwnd

403

Ja

'Jelplli, -inis sliapel|y, -iness

'Jeiplls, -nls shapeless, -ness

JeiT, -z, -ig/z, -d; -e'/z shav|e
(8. 11.) -es, -ing/s, -ed; -er/a
jeiz. -iz 1) shays (pZwr. o/'shay);
2) chaise, -s

Oja'griin

Jed,

"Z, -ifl shed (s. ), -s, -ding

'Xedjn:l, -z, -iii, -d schedul|e(s. v.),

O Jet,

-a chef, -s
'Jefiild Sheffield

[-es, -ing,

['Jiikl], -z shekel, -s
Jel, -z, -ii|, -d shell (s. v.),
-ing, -ed

-ed

1)

-s,

Je'lsek ['Xelsek], -s, -ii), -t shellac

(s. v.), -s, -king, -ked

Jeldan Sheldon

'Jelta*, -z, -rii), -d} -lis shelter

[-ed
(g. v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -less

Jely, -z, -ig, -d shelv|e, -es, -ing,

JelTZ shelves (plur. of shelf, 3''^
sing. pres. of shelve)

(s. .) (S.), -s,

-ig, -d
-ing, -ed;

-z

shall (weak form)

Ja'lot, -s shallot (S,), -s
Jalt shalt {weak form)

Ja'tniiz, -iz

-s

= Ji'm-

Oja'nL'l chenille
O/a'raid, -z charade, -s
Ji: 1) she {normal form); 2) Shee

-a,

-z,

-d ski

-ig,

(g.

v-),

-ing, -'d

O TiAa Sheba [3) aki'd (from ski)"]

O Jiid 1) she had; 2) she would;
O J'i:9,"Z,-ig,-d sheath|e,-es, -ing,
[-ed
O Jfclf, -vz shea|f, -ves
O'^ii'Sont, -s she-goat, -s
J"i:k (J-ik) (adj.) chic

riik [J"eik], -s sheik(h), -s

'SeU, -z shekel, -s
chemi- Oji:! she will
Jiild (g. v.), -z, -ig, -id shield
1) shepherd
-ing, -ed; 2) Shep(S.), -s (S.), ^ing, -ed
O Ji:n sheen (S.)
[sette, -s

Jemii'zet (/ami'zet],
'Jepad, -z, -ig, -id

pard

-s,

v.),

ojal

Ji: [ski:],

Jellf, -Tz shellf, -ves

'j-eU Shelley

(g.

2) == Jse'g- shagreen
Oja'kan, -z
Jie'kan,

Jel'dounian [njan] Sheldonian

Ojem Shem

-z,

[Jse'g-],

chagrin

Oja'Dnaid, -z chamade,

O'J'ekl

shall (weak form)

-j-ia* -shire (mffix)
Jad should (frequent weak form)

-J-a*

JWJiaz

"Jiikl, -z

-s

O'SiiBJo^ (Ji'pa), -z chignon,

'Xepsdls, -iz shepherdess, -es

'/epi Sheppey

O 'Jerli,

'JiipiJ", -li,

-iz sherr|y, -ies

Ji-'P

-nis sheepish, -ly,-nes8

Sheepshanks

'Jeridn Sheridan

'J'iipJ'tegks

[-er/s
'Jerif, -s sheriff, -s
07*tl9nd, -zj -a*/z Shetland, -s;

Oj^rt;, -s, -ig sheet, -s, -ing

'Jiitsegka*, -z sheet-anchor, -s
Ji:!, -Oz [-Os] shea|th, -ths

Jeya'lia , -z chevalier, -s
Jsa*. -z, -rig, -d; -honld3*/z
sharje (s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed;
[-eholder/s
'/sap Shairp
'Jsaran [-ran] Sharon
'Jeaz shares (/"row share)

O
O
O

/a:*, efc.
'Ji^j *".
O'Jaiban [-b:n] Sherborne

'Jaibat sherbet
Jaid, -z sherd,

O
O

Ja*,

-s, -ig, -t

(8.
(g. v.), -S,

[-ing, -ed

[man

7a:lak Sherlock

O Xa:t,

1)

Shearman;

2)

Sher-

-ig; -i shirt, -s, -ing;

'skeatson, -z
[-y
'/aitson, -z
-8,

{from ski)
Ji she {frequent weak form)
O'Jibalee [bol-], -s shibboleth,

O'/aiwmd Sherwood

-s

Jia, -z shea, -s
Jia*, -z, -rig, -d.

-s

O'Jaili Shirley

O'Jaiman

Ji^TZ sheaves (^Zwr. of sheaf)

Xi:z 1) she is; 2) she has; 3) skis

(g..),-s,-ing,

shirk

-s

sheep

adj. V.

Jam 1) shear
-ed,shorn; 2)sheer

adv.),

-s,

-Jia* -shire {suf/tx)

-ing,
[3)

-ed;

Shere

'Jiaman Shearman
'Jia'Bies Sheerness
'Jiara*, -z shearer, -s
'Jiaz 1) (g.) sheas {plwr. of shea)
{from shear);
2) (g. V.) shears
3)

(g.

V.)

sheers {from sheer)

26*

Jifa'nia* 'Jonfa*
Ojifo'nia*, -z chiffonier,

404

-s

'/ifon [-ton] Cfi'fo), -z chiffon, -s

Jift, -s, -i||, -id; -i, -ia*, -list,
-ili, -inis shift (s. .)_, -s, -ing,
-ed; -J, -ier, -ieat, -ily, -inesa

Ojik

JL'k chic
Ji'kaigou Chicago

JTkein,

-d; -a'/z chican|e

-z, -ig,

v.) -es, -ing,

^imerican

Ji'kaigou

O 'JiUj^llij
shall|y

(s.

O'/ima*,
(s.

.),

-z,

-8.

jjrora.

of

ahilly-ying, -ied

-Jz, -iii), -id

;.),

-ies,

-rii),

-d slummef

-ing, -ed

Ji'miiz [Ja'm-], -iz chemise, -s

Ojin,

-z, -ig,

-d shin

(s.

.),

-s,

-ning, -ned

O Ton man, -man showjman, -men

0'!fonTin|i8t/8, -izm chauvin|i8t/s,
[-ism
Jonz shows (from ahow)

O
'Joa*, etc. = Jna*. etc.
Jo:, -z 1) shaw (S.), -s

-izm Shinto,

-wad 1) shore,
'Jna* sure, etc.
OjoJl, "Z ahawl, -a
/:, -z,
2)

oirs>''ni, -z shawm,
O/oJn ahorn (from

[-iam

shingl|e, -es; -y
Jip, -s, -ig, -t; -8*/z ship (s. v.),
-a, -ping (. .), -ped; -per/a
'Jlplbild|a*, -az, -ig 8hip-buila|er,

[-era, -ing
'Jipbo!d shipboard
'Jipjaid, -z shipyard, -a
'JipTleik, -li Ship|lake, -ley
'Jipload, -z shipload, -a

'Jipmant, -s shipment, a
'Jiponna , -z ahipowner, -a
'Jiprait, -8 ahipwright (8.), -a
'Jiprck, -8, -t shipwreck, -a, -ed
'Jipjeip ahipshape
Jipt shipped (from ship)
'Jlptan Shipton

= pjoz

-s,

-ward;

-a

ahear)

'Jamasi Shaughnessy
'JoinkUf Shorncliffe

O'/airam Shoreham
(s.

-ist/s,

[pshaw

2)

'

-s

'/indli, -iz shind|y, -ies

O'Jiaglj

O'jon|i, -ia*, -ii8t, -Hi, -inis

show|y, -ier, -ieat, -ily, -iness
[-s, -ing, -ed
Joul, -z ahoal, -s
'Jonlda* (s. v.), -z, -rig, -d shoulder,
O Jonn shown (from show)

Oja:t,

'Jinbonn, -z shin-bone,
'J'inton, -ist/s,

Xoni Jril

-ed; -er/s
Ji'keinarli, -iz chicaner|y, -ies
[Chicago
Jika'ri:, -z shikaree, -s
(s.

-a*,

-i8t,

-li,

-ni8

short

adj.) (8.), -er, -est, -ly, -ness

'Jaitheend shorthand

Jait'kAmig, -z shortcoming, -s
-nz, -i^ig [-nig], -nd
short|en, -ens, -enin'g, -ened
O Jo-'z ahaws (plvr. of shaw)
Jod ahod (from shoe v.)
'J"a:t|n,

shoddy

'Jodi

Ojak,

-a'/z ahock
-ing/ly, -ed; -er/s
'Jokhed, -z, -id shockhead, -s, -ed
(s.

-8, -ig/Ii, -t;

v.),

Ojon

O Jap,

-s,

shone (from ahine)

-8, -ig, -t ahop (.

-ping

(s.

.),

v.),

-a,

-ped

O/at,

-s shot (s. v.); -s

-iz schottiache, -s
Jraik, -8 shrike, -s

Ja'tiiJ",

Jrain,

-z shrine, -a

O Jist, -s, -ons schist, -a, -ose O Jraud, -z, -ig, -id; -lis shroud
(s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -less
O 'JiTa*, -z, -rig/li, -d; -ri shiver,
-s, -ing/ly, -ed; -y
'XiTalr88, -li, -nis chivalrous, -ly,
[-ness
'Jivalrji, -ik chivalr|y, -ic
JTl shall {weak form)

O Jltshalt (from ahaU) (weak form)

Jnteps achnapps
Jou, -z, -ig, -d, -n show v.),
(s.

-s,

OJrsegk shrank (from

shrink)
'Xrsepnal [-n}] shrapnel
OjrAb, -z, -i shrub, -s, -by
'JrAbar|i, -iz shrubber|y, -iea
jrAg, -z, -ig, -d shrug (s. v.), -a,
-ging, -ged
[-en

JrAgk, -an ahrunk (from shrink^,

Ojred,

-ing, -ed, -n

-z, -ig, -id

O'Jonbred shewbread
-s, -oing, -ded
Ojriik, -8, -ig,
O Jond showed (from show)
O'Jona*, -z shower (one who
-a, -ing, -ed
shows), -a
[chauffeur, -s"l Ojrift ahrift
O'Jonfa*

[Jou'fa:]

(Joi'foeir), -zj

J"ril, -a*, -i8t;

-t

-i,

ahred

(s.

ti.),

shriek

(s.

i;.),

[-est; -y, -ness

-nis shrill, -er,

Jrimptal

405

Xrimp,

-8, -ig; -s'/z shrimp, -a,

-ing; -er/s
Jriijk, -s, -ig /li, Xri|k, Jr Agk/an

shriak, -s, -ing/ly,

shrunk/ en
'JVigkids shrinkage
JriT|l, -Iz,

-^g

[-liij],

shrank,

-Id shriv|el,

-els, -elling, -elled

OjronT Shrove

'Jronzbari = 'J^iuz- Shrewsbury

O'J^apJia* Shropshire
o|ru:, -z shrew, -s
-nis shrewd,
-er, -est; -ly, -ness
'/rndj", -li, -nis shrewish, -ly, -ness
'/rnizbari ['Jronz-] Shrewsbury
J:t [tjAt] chut
Ju:, -z, -ig ['/niil]) -d, /od shoe

Jrnid, -3*, -ist;

-li,

(s.

.)i

"8,

-ing, -d,

t 1) 't (=it); 2)
ta:*, -z, -rig, -d;
-a,

'Jn'bgri'nes 'taiip

'Jnibari'nes Shoeburyness
'Juilis shoeless

O Svitp

1) (s. w.) shoot,

shot; 2) (s.) chute,
'Xu:ta*, -z shooter, -s
[-s
Jniz shoes (from shoe)
-8, -ig.

-ing

-s,

Jot

(s. !;.),

O
Jnd should
O Jna* [Xoa*,

(normal form)

J-a:a*, Ja:*], -ra,

-rist, -li, -nis} -ti, -tiz; -'futid
sure (adj. adv.), -r, -st, -ly, -ness
-ty, -ties; -footed

O'Jiga*, -z, -rig, -dj -ri, -riist,

-rinis sugar (s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed;
-y, -iest, -iness

O'/nig

'JnJig

shoeing (from

shoe)

Ojnk

shook (from shake)

JVon

Schwann

(IlngUsh name)

shod

tut

(intery.)

-ri tar

(s. v.),

-ring, -red; -ry

O'taibain Tybum
'taiba* Tiber

'taibia, etc.
'tibia, etc.
tai'biarises [-as] Tiberias

O'toibl'dout table d'hdte

-ia*, -list, -ilij -inis
tard|y, -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness
O'taiglt, -8, -id target, -s, -ed

0'ta:d{i,

tai'biarias Tiberius

O taid, -z, -ig,

-id 1) tidje

(s. v.),

tied (from tie)

tai'Miti Tahiti
'taid i, -iz; -ia*, -list, -ili, -inis;
[|ius, -ii
-ilg, -id tid|y (s. adj. v.), -ies;
O'toikwin Tarquin
-ier, -iest, -ily, -iness; -ying, -ied
ta:'kwin|i3S [-jas], -iai Tarquin'taidigz tidings
O'toila*, -z thaler, -s
[-ing, -ed 'taidl tidal
ta:n, -z tarn, -s
'ta:ni/, -iz, -ig, -t tarnish, -es, Otaid, -z, -ig,. -igz, -d tithje
(s. v.), -es, -ing (v. s.), -ings, -ed
.'ta:nt9n Taunton
O'taia'j -z, -rig, -d 1) tir|e (s. v.),
ta:'pi'an Tarpeian
-es, -ing, -ed; 2) tier (one who
ta:'p3:lin, -z tarpaulin, -s
ties), -a; 3) tyre (T.), -s
O'toiri tarry ((M&'.) (tarred, like tar)
[-ing, -edi 'taiadjli, -nis tiredjly, -ness
0'to:88S Tarsus
ta:8k, -8, -ig, -t task (s. v.), -b,J 'taialis, -li, -nis tireless, -ly, -ness
'taiarant, -8 tyrant, -s
'taiskmaista*, -z taskmaster, -s
[-ness
to:t, -8, -li, -nis tart (s. adj.), -a, 'taiaron, -z tiro [tyro], -a
[-ly, -ness 'taiasam, -li, -nis tiresome, -ly,
ta:'tserik tartaric
O'taifas 1) typhus; 2) typhous
'tarta*, -z tartar (T.), -s
'taifaid typhoid
'ta:tdn, -z tartan, -s

-es, -ing, -ed; 2)

I

tai'fn:n, -z

'toitaras Tartarus

O 'taiga*,

'ta:tlit, -s tartlet, -s

tai,

taiz,

(s. v.),

'taiig,

taid

ties, tying, tied; 2)

1)

tie

Tighe

typhoon,

-s

-z, -rij" tiger, -s, -ish

'taigri8,-iz 1) tigress, -es; 2) Tigris

O 'taiig

tying (from

tie)

tail

taut

Otail,

406

-z, -ii(,

-d

til|e

-ing, -ed
'taila*,

-z,

-ri

1)

Otaim,

-z, -ig,

-d

-es, -ing,

(s.vX-ea,
Tyler'

[2)

tiler,
1)

-ed; 2)

(s.)

-y ;]

-s,

tim|e

(s. v.),

thyme,

'taima*, -z timer, -s
'taimi thymy
'taimkiipa*, -z timekeeper,

-s

-s

'taimlli, -ia*, -ilst, -inls timeljy,

-ier, -iest, -iness

'taimol thymol
'taiman [-man] Timon
taimz times (T.)

typ|e

-ing, -ed

'taisis

Otait,

(. v.),

-es,

[-ing,

-ed

(s. .), -es,

-li, -nis tight,

-ness
tai'tienik titanic (T.)
tai'teinia [-nja] Titania

-ist,

-er, -est, -ly,

t0i'teiiiiaiii

[-njam] titanium

'taitl, -z, -d; -lis title, -s, -d; -less

-nz,

[-nig], -nd
-ening, -ened;

-igiig

1) tight|en, -ens,

'taitan
2)
'taiti^a* [-na*], -z tightener, -s
taits tights
taiz ties (from tie)
tau facetious pronimc. of tAf
O'tana*, -z, -rlii, -d tower [a. v.)
(tall hwilaing, etc.), -s, -iwg, -ed
tanal [-el, -11], -zj -ig/z towel,
-s; -ling/s

Otaun,

-z; -IJ; -Jip/s

-ish; -ship/s

town,

-s;

'taunzend l)Townsend; 2)Town8-

hend
O'tansta* Towcester

taut,

-8, -ig, -id

'taeblon, -z tableau, -s
O'tffidpoul. -z tadpole,

-s

tf TafT

'tsefreil [-ral], -z taff-rail, -s

tseft

Taf t [awname)

tout

[-ing,

-z, -ig,

-ed

(s. .), -a.

[-ging, -ged

-d tag

v.),

(s.

'tsegrseg tagrag
tsek, -s, -ig, -t; -i tack
-s, -ing, -ed; -y

-s,

(s. v.),

'tk|l

(s. v.), -Iz, -|ig [-lig], -Id

tack|le, -Ies, -ling, -led

tax

tffiks, -iz, -ig, -t 1)

(s. v.),

-es,

-ing, -ed; 2) tacks (from tack)

ttek'seiXan, -z taxation, -s
tffiksa'bilill taxability

'tseksabl, -nis taxable, -ness

'teeksgseOara*, -z tax-gatherer, -a
'tteksi, -z taxi, -s
'tseksikteb, -z taxicab, -s
'tkBinii:ta* [ttek'simit-], -z taxi-

meter,

'taitan, -z Titan, -a
'taltas Titus
'taitjn,

tabb|y, -ies

'ttebjnleit, -s, -ig, -id tabulat|e,

-es, -ing, -ed
't{ebjnl|a, -i:, -a* tabul|a, -se, -ar
'tteblatja* [-blit-, -Ijua*], -z tab'tteblit, -s tablet, -s
[lature, -s

Otag,

'fOaisis phthisis

-a*,

'teeb|i, -iz

Taff|y, -ies
'teenta taffeta

taipa'griefik, etc.
tip'taipon, -z typo, -s
tai'pagrafa*, -z typographer, -s
'taiprait, -s, -ii|. 'taiprout, 'taipritn typewritfe, -es, -ing, typowrote, typewritten
'taipraita*, -z typewriter, -s

O tai'rsen- = ti'rtenO tais, -iz, -iij, -t ticje

-z tab, -s
'tteba'nsekl, -z tabernacle, -s
'tsebarit, -s tabouret, -s

'tsef[i, -iz

'taiii|i, ia, -ilst tiii{y, -ier, -iest

-8, -ig, -t

tteb 'ttelou

tffib,

Otain, -maO Tyne, -mouth

Otaip,

-a

'teeksis taxis (T.)

tsekt 1) (s.) tact;
'ttektail tactile

[(from tack)
2)

(v.)

tacked

'teektlfMl, -fnii [-fall], -fulnis

tact|ful, -fully, -fullness

'ttektik, -s, -al, -ali tactic,

-ally

-s, -al,

ttek'ti/sn, -z tactician, -s
'tiektlis, -li, -nis tactleaa, -ly, -nesa
O'tselan, -z talon, -s

'ttelant, -s, -id, -lis talent, -s, -ed,

-less
'tjel|i,

-iZj -iig^ -id

tall|y

(.

v.),

-ying, -led
'tteli'hon, -z tally-ho, -s
'teellzman [-ism-], -z talisman, -a
teelk talc
-ies,

'tselmAd [-mad] Talmud

ttel'mAdik, -1 talmudic, -al
'ttelon, -i tallow, -y

,toemba'ri:n 'tesitain

407

teesi'tainiti

'tiska*

O ,tsemba'ri:n,

-z tambourine, -s
ttesl'tainltl taciturnity
'tsembua* [-boa*, -bo:*], -z tam- 'ttesltas Tacitus
'ttemani Tammany
[bour, -s 'tsesou Tasso
[-ting, -ted
'tfemarind, -z tamarind, -s
Ott, -s, -ii), -id tat (s. i;.)) *!
'tsemarisk, -s tamarisk, -s
'tee'ta: ta-ta
taema'/tenta*. -z tam-o'-shanter 'tseta*, -z, -d tatter, -s, -ed
(T.), -s

'ttempa

'tsetasa:! [-sal], -z TftttetSall, -s

-z, -rii|, -d

tamper,

-s,

'taetjl, -Iz,

-ing, -ed

(s.

'ttempan [-pan],

O tn,

-z, -ii),

-z

tampon,

-d tan

(s.

-s

adj. v),

-ning, -ned
'ttendam [-dem], -z tandem, -s
tien'dsenJIsl [-nt/-], -all tang-s,

enti|al, -ally

'ttendsant, -s tangent, -s
teendsi'biliti [-dsa'b-] tangibility
'ttend^ibll [-dsab-], -11, -nis tangib|le, -ly, -leness
tsen'dsia* ['tsends-] Tangier
'tona*, -z; -rl, -rlz tanner (T.),
-s; -y, -iea

'tsenjik, -In tannlic, -in

'tsentalalz, -Iz, -Ig/li, -d; -a*/z

tantaliz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing/ly, -ed;
-er/s

tsentalai'zeiXan, -z tantalization,
'ttentalas, -iz tantalus (T.), -es [-s

v.),

to'tn:, etc.
ta'tO'tseya'n, -z tavern, -s
ttez'melnja [-dia], -n/z

tAb,

-z, -i{, -d; -a*/z tub (s. v.))

-bing, -bed; -ber/s
'tAbfnl, -z tubful, -a
'tAb|i, -la*, -list, -lAis tubb|y, -ier,
-iest, -iness
O'tASa* t'other
OtAf, -a*, -1st, -11, -nls; -ij"; -n,
-nz, -^Ig [-nlii], -nd tough, -er,
-est, -ly, -ness; -ish; -en, -ens,
-s,

-eiiing,

-s,

-z tang, -s

tseggen'jl:ka I'anganyika
-Iz, 'llg [-pa], -Id; -11
[-m tang|le (s. v.), -les, -ling,
-led; -ly

tteggjl,

-ened

tAft, -s, -Ifl, -Id; -i, -la*, -list,

-inis tuft (s. .), -s, -ing, -ed;
-y, -ier, -iest, -iness

O tig,

tansy

-z, -Ig, -d; -a*/z tug

-ging, -ged; -gfer/s

O tAk,
-8,

-8, -li), -t

tuck

(s. v.),

(T.),

(. .)

-ing, -ed

'tAka*, -z tucker (T.), -s

O'tAlak [-ax] Tulloch

O'tAmbll, -Iz, -pg [-llg], 'Id
tumbfle (s. u.), -Ies, -ling, -led

ttei|k, -s; -ids tank, -s; -age

'tsegkad, -z tankard, -s

'tAmbla*, -z tumbler, -s
'tAmblamI, -z tumblerful,

'tiegkred [-rid] Tancred

tsep, -s, -Ifl, -li)z, -t tap (s. v.),
-s, -ping {v. 8.), -pings, -ped
ttepi'onka tapioca

'tAmtAm,

Tas-

mania, -n/s
'taezman Tasman

'tsentamaunt tantamount
'tienzi

[-lig]* -Id tatt|le

'tsetla*, -z tatler (T.), -s

'tientram, -z tantrum, -s

Otseg,

-^g

-Ies, -ling, -led

OtAn,

-z

tum-tum,

-z, -tg,

-s; 2) (s. v.)

-s

-s

-d 1) (s.)ton{wAght),
tun, ^s, -ning, -ned

'tsepistrjl [-pas-], -Iz tapestrly, -ies

'tAnl tunny
'tAnlds, -iz tonnage, -s

'ttepsta*, -z tapster, -s

'tAnl:, -z, -Ig,

O'tsera^^n tarragon

OtAg,

tteran'tela, -z tarantella, -s
'tr|i, -iz^ -Hi), -Idj -la*/z tarr|y
(w.) (;oi<), -ies, -ying, -ied; -ier/s

O'tApani [-pip, -pnl] twopenny

'tApans [-pms], -Iz twopence, -s

'tserlf, -s tariff, -s

O'tosal,
'tteslt,

-z,

-11,

-d tassel, -s, -led

-nls tacit, -ly, -ness

'ttesltam, -11 taciturn, -ly

[-led

-d tunnel, -s, -ling,

-z, -d; -lis tongue, -s, -d;

-less

O'tArlt, -8 tutret, -s
O'tAsak, -s, -1 tussock, '-S, -y
tAsk, -s, -t, -1 tusk, -s, -ed, -y
'tAska*, -z tusker, -s

'tAskan 'teistfwl
'tAskan, -z,

-i

Tuscan,

408

-y

-s,

OtAj,

tush

-iz

(s.

-s, -ig, -id

interj.), -es

tut

(. v.

tAtj*, -iz, -ig, -t;

-list, -ili, -inis

-sbl;

touch

ted,

-es,

touching

(ac^.),

-ness
'tAtJ'stonn, -z touchstone (T.), -s
tei Tay
-ly,

O'teiba*

[-bo:*], -z

tabor

(T.), -s

'teib|l, -Iz, -lig [}ig], -Id tab|le

(.

(T.), -les, -ling, -led

V.)

'teiblltend, -z tableland, -s
'teibl8pn:n, -z tablespoon, -s

Oteik,

-s, -ig, tnk, 'teikn [-kg]

tak|e, -es, -ing, took, taken

'teika*, -z taker, -a
'teikig (a. adj.), -z, -li, -nis taking,
-s,

-ly,

1) (s.)tale,-s; 2)(s.)
tael, -s; 3) (a. v.) tail, -s, -ing, -ed

2)

1) tailor, -s,

-ing;

Taylor

'teiliiz tales (for. completing

ajwry)

'teiljlis, -pi:s/iz taillless, -piece/s

'teiltela*, -z tale-teller, -s

teilz l)tales(pJir.o/'tale; 2) tails;

3) taels

Oteim,

-a*, -ist; -z, -ig, -d tam|e

(adj. v.), -er, -est; -es, -ing,

-ed

'teimja* (s.), -az ; -abl 1) tam|er, -ers

-able; 2) Tamar (Engliah rimer)

teima'biliti tamability
'teimlli, -nis tamelly, -ness
Otein 1) (dialectal for 'teik^n]

ta'en; 2)
teint, -s,
(s.

v.),

O teip,

-s,

-s,

-z, -ig, -id; -a*/z ted

-ding, -ded; -der/s

tek Teck

tekna'ladsik, -91 technologic,

tek'ni:k technique

-ig, -id; -lis taint

-ing, -ed; -less

-B, -ig, -t

tap|e

(s. v.),

-es,

-ing, -ed
[-s, -ing, -edl
'teipa*, -z, -rig, -d taper (a. v),A
'teipa* [-pia*], -z tapir, -s

'teipTrazm, -z tapeworm, -s
Oteist, -s, -ig, -id; -a*/z tast|e
(a. v.),'-Bs, -ing, -ed; -er/s
'tei8t|ful, -fnli [-fall], -fulnis
taBte{ful, -fully, -fulness

-al

'teknik|dl, -ali, -9liiis technicjal,

-ally, -alness
tek'naladsli, -ist/s technolog|y,
[-ist/s
'teksas [-sees] Texas
tekst, -s text, -a
'tekstail textile
'tekstjnal, -i textual, -ly
[told
'tekstja*, -z texture, -s

tonld tell (T.), -s, -ing,

'tela*, -z teller -s

'telifonn, -z, -ig, -d; -a*/z telephonic (g. .), -es, -ing, -ed; -er/s
'telifonnist, -8
tilefanist, -s
telephonist, -s
teli'fanik, -ali telephonic, -ally
'teligraif [-grsef], -Sj -ig, -t tele-

graph

(g.

.),

-s,

-ing, -ed

teli'grsefik, -ali telegraphic, -ally

'teligraenij -z telegram, -s
'telig (ac&.)j "li telling, -ly
'teliskonp, -s, -ig, -t telescopje
(g. v), -es, -ing, -ed
telis'kopik, -ali telescopic, -ally

te'ljnariam tellurium
'telteil, -z telltale, -s

O tem'pesljnas,

Taine

(T.),

'tedji. -igtan Tedd|y, -ington

O'teoa, -z, -rig, -d tether (s. v.),
-s, -ing, -ed
O'tegjumant, -s tegument, -s

O tel, -z, -ig

-ness

Oteil,-z,-ig,-d
'teila*. -z, -rig

[tgte, -s
1) Tait; 2) Tate
'teita:'teit (te:ta'tE:t), -s t@te-k-

-ia*,

-i,

-ing, -ed; -able; -y, -ier, -lest,

-ily, -iness
'tAtJiij, -li, -nis

-inis tastjy,
-iness
'teistUs, -li, -nis tasteless, -ly,
-ness

Oteit

(s. v.),

tempara'mentl

-ier, -iest, -ily,

interj.),

-ting, -ted

-s,

'teisti

'tei8t|i, -la*, -iist, -ili,

'tAsjl, -Iz, -lig [-lig], -Id tnssjle

(g. v.), -les, -ling, -led

O tAt,

tuous,

-ly,

-li,

-nis tempes-

-ness

'tenipa*(g.w.),-z, rig,-d/]i; -ra*/z

temper, -s, -ing, -ed/ly; -er/s

'temparaiz. -iz, -ig/li, -d; -a*/z

temporizfe [-isje], -es, -ing/ly, -ed
-er/s

tempa'rselitii,

-iz

temporalit|y,

'temparabl temperable

[-ies

'tempar{l, -ali tempor|al, -ally

tempara'ment|l,
ment|al, -ally

-ali

tempera-

'tempgramant

tent

409

'tempdramant, -s temperament, -s
'temparans temperance
'temprar|i, -iz. -ili, -inis temporar|y (s. ac^), -ies, -ily, -iness
'temparit, -li, -nis temperate, -ly,
-ness
'tempist, -s tempest (T.),
'tempi, -z temple (T.), -s
'templa*, -z Templar, -3

'tempon,

-ly, -ness

ti'n-

tend,

-s,

etc.

[-ly,

-ness

ti'rest-

'tera

-z terror, -s

'terabinS [-rib-], -s terebinth, -s

tera'binOain [-ri'b-] terebinthine
'terabl,

etc.

'teribl, etc.

'terans Terence
'terapin, -z terrapin, -s
'teraraiz, -iz, -ig, -d; -a*/z terroriz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed; -er/s

[-ed
-ing,

'teras [-ris], -iz, -ig, -t terrac|e

=
=

tene'si: [-ni's-] Tennessee

'ti:n'tenet, 'tenabl
'tena*, -z 1) tenor, -s; 2) tenner, -s

'tenansji, -iz tenanc[y, -ies

'tenant, -s; -abl, -lis, -ri tenant,
-s; -able, -less, -ry

tena'ri:f Teneriffe
'tenfonld tenfold
'teniaz Teniers
'tenimant. -s tenement, -s
teni'ment|l, -ari tenement|al, -ary
'tenis tennis

= tene'si:

-ly

-s,

-ist, -11, -nis tepid, -est,

terarai'zeijan terrorization [-isa-]

'terar|ist/s, -izm terror|ist/s, -ism

'tenda*, -z; -ra*, -rist, -li, -nis;

-rii), -d tender (. adj_. v.), -s,
-er, -est, -ly, -ness; -ing, -ed
'tenda 'haitid, -li, -nis tenderhearted, -ly, -ness
'tendan, -z tendon, -s
'tendans|i, -iz tendenc|y, -ies
'tendril, -z tendril, -s
ti'nte'nei/aSj efc.

teni'si:

tenth,

-s, -li

'tera, -'kata terra, -cotta

-z

-ratj"-],

temz Thames {England, Canada,

O ten, -z ten, -s [New Zealand)

-s;

-ly

te'piditi tepidity

temj^'teijan, -z temptation, -s
'temptii), "li, -nis tempting {adj.),

-z, -ig, -id

tenter,

'tentakl [-tiki], -z tentacle, -s

'tentatiy, -z, -li tentative (. ac^.),

O te'restrial,

-tg, -id; -a*, -az tempt,

-ing, -ed; -er (T.), -ers

tend,

-hnk/s

-z;

-hook/s

O 'tepid,

tempt, -a,

te'nsesiti

ten'tsekjnla* tentacular
'tenta*,

-s,

tempo, -a
tempr- see also tempar-

-8,

ten'teekjnla* 'testi

tenO,

-s

-z

'tempritja* [-par-,
temperature, -s

Tennessee

'tenisn 1) Tennyson; 2) Tenison

'tenjna*, -z tenure, -s
ten'jniti tenuity
'ten|pans, -pani ten|pence, -penny
tens, -iz. -a*, -ist, -li, -nis tense
(g. a(^'.), -s, -r, -st, -ly, -ness
[-ing, -ed
tenj" [-ntj] tench
tent, -s, -ig, -id tent (s. v.), -s,

(s.

-es, -ing,

v.),

'teri

-ed

Terry

teribin-

terabin-

'teribjl [-rab-], -li, -Inis terribjle,

-ly,

-lenesB

'teria*, -z terrier, -s
'teri|fai, -faiz, -faiig, -faid terri|fy,
-fies, -fying, -fied

te'rifik,

etc.

'teris, etc.

ta'r-

'teras terrace,

etc.

'terit9r|i, -iz territor|y, -ies

teri'ton-Ial, -z, -i territorial
adj.), -B, -ly

(s.

[-S

teron'dsektil [pt-], -z pterodactyl,

-ig, -id; -abl test (s. v.)
(T.), -s, -ing, -ed; -able
tes'teijan, -z testation, -s

O test, -s,

tes'teiJlan [-ian, -jan], -as [-ias,

-jas] testae] ean, -eous

'testit
'testeit
tes'teita*, -z testator, -s
tes'teitrijks, -si:z,-ksiz testatri|x,
-ces, -xes

'testa*, -z tester, -s
testa'ment|l, -ari, -arili
ament|al, -ary, -arily

'testamant,
'testat

-s

testament

test-

(T.),

-a

'testit

'test|i, -ia*, -list, -ili, -inis testly,

-ier, -iest, -ily, -iness

'testifai

'taimineitiT

410

-faiz. -faiig, -faid;

-fai8*/z teBti|ty, -fies, -fying,
-fied; -fier/s
testifi'keij'dii, -z testification, -s
'testimdii|i, -iz testimon|y, -ies
'testi|fai,

testi'monigal

[-niel], -z testim-

'testit [-teit, -tat], -s

testate, -s

tes''ya:d|on, -onz, -iniiz teBtud|o,

-OS, -ines
'tetanias, -1 tetanjns, -y
te'treeladsji, -iz tetralogjy, -ies
'tetra:k, etc.
'ti:'tetraka:d, -z tetrachord, -s

Tesla

[-esl-]

2)

(s.)

tear {a tearing, rent), -a

3)

(s.)

tare, -s

O tsat'setou
ta:* ter

[-t'zet-], -z

-z,

-d turban,

=
-s,

-ed

ta:'Mdlti turbidity

(g.

v.j,

-8,

-ing, -ed;

-y, -ier, -iest, -iness

= taidsi-

O ta:s [tias], -iz tierce {in cards), -a

ta:s, -a*, -ist, -11, -nis terse,
-st,

-ly,

-r,

-ness

[-Jian, -Jjan] tertian

'taijari [-Jia-, -J"ja-] tertiary
O'taitl, -z turtle, -s
[zetto, -s

tait'seton [teat-, -t'zet-], -z terto (weak form)

ta

Ota'baias Tobias
ta'btekanist, -s tobacconist, -s
ta'btekon, -z tobacco, -s
ta'bag|9n, -anz, -anig [-^ii)], -and
tobogg|an (s. v.), -ans, -aniag,

-aned

Ota'dei

-s; -ij

-ed

to-day

[tn-]

ta'du: [tu-], -z to-do, -s

'ta:kon, -z Turco [-ko], -s

'ta:kwa:z [-k2(^iz], -iz turqoise, -s
Ota:iii, -z term, -s
'taimait, >s termite, -s
[-s
'taimegant, -s termagant (s. a^.),

ta:mi'neij9n, -z termination,

[^s"|

ta'bagana*[-g]^-], -z tobogganer,J
ta'bu:, -z, -ig, -d taboo (. v.),
-es, -ing,

Turk, -s; -ish

'ta:ki, -z turkey (Tj, -s
taikis'tsen [-'ta:n] Turkestan

Ota:k,

-s

'tainstail, -z turnstile, -s
'tainteibi, -z turntable, -s

-s, -ii|, -t; -i, -la*, 'list,

turf

turnkey,

'ta:nkoat, -s turncoat, -s
'ta:nkak, -s turncock, -s

O'taijan

't8:bjnlan|8, -si, -t, -tli turbulen|oe, -cy, -t, 41y

ta:'d3esaii{8, -t turgescenjce, -t
'taidsid, -11, -nis turgid, -ly, -ness
ta:'d5idlti turgidity
[ation
taidsmi'seijan [ta:gi-] tergivers'taidsiraiseit ['ta:gi-], -s, -ig, -id
tergiversat|e, -es, -ing, -ed

Ota.'gi-

ternary
turning, -s
'ta:nip, -s turnip, -s

turpentine
'ta:piqn:d turpitude
ta:p'sikari Terpsichore

'taibi'n [-bain], -z turbine, -s

-iiils

2) turnery; 3)

'ta:nii), -z

O 'ta:pantain
ta:-

'ta:bat, -s turbot, -s
'ta:bid, -11, -nis turbid, -ly, -ness

Oterf,

-s, -ing, -ed; 2) tern,-s; 3) Thurn

'tain'aut, -s turn-out, -s
'taina*, -z turner (T.), -s
'ta:nar|i, -iz
1) terner|y, -ies;

'ta:nki:, -z

tea*, -z, -rii), taia*, ta:n 1) (.)

tear {pull apart, rend, move
violently), -s, -ing, tore, torn;

O'taiban,

'ta:minabl, -nis terminable, -ness

-at, -asiz termin|us,
-i, -uses
'ta:min|, >z terminal (a. ado-)) 'B
taimi'naladsli, -iz terminolog{y,1
'ta:mail, -z turmoil, -s
[-iesj
ta:n, -z, -ig, -d 1) turn (s. v.),
'ta:niin|as,

onial, -s

O'tezla

'ta:min9bl ta'rtentjnla*

Ota'geoa*
Ota'ka:ta

[tn-]

together

[to-], -z

O ta'maiton,

-z

toccata, -s

tomato, -es

ta'mara'mainig tomorrow mornta'marote [tn-] tomorrow

[ing
Ota'nait [tn-] to-night

-s

ta'nsesiti, etc.

'taiminelt, -s, -ig, -id; -9*/z terminatje, -es, -ing, -ed; -or/s
'taimineitlT [-nat-], -11 terminative, -ly

O ta'pograf|a*
O

ti'n>

[to-], -az, -1

topo-

graph Ier, -ers, -y

ta'rseksakam taraxacum

ta'rtenljnla, -z tarantula,

-s

ta'renjti'bet

ta'renX-

ta'resMal,
ta'rifik
t3'ri:n

to'r-

[ti-,

Otia*,

tl'r-

-ali

te-],

terrific,

tjn9'ri:ii

[ti-]

Ot3'wa:d, -z

ti:,

-ed

-es, -ing,

-z, -ig,

1) tea, -s; 2)

{the letter), -'a; 3)

-ing, -d
'tii'di'am, -z

(s. v.)

Te Deum,

tee, -s,

(from

-s

'ti:dia8 [-4jas], -11, -nis tedious, -Ij,

Otit,

O ti:d, -z, -ii|, -d teeth|e, -es, -ing,

Oti:m,

-z,

tail,
-ii),

[-ed

-s

2) teal, -s

-s;

-d

1)

teem,

-s,

-ing, -ed ; 2) team (s. v.), -s, -ing,

'tlimsta*, -z teamster, -s
[-ed
'ttimTraiz teamwise
'timet ['ten-, -nit], -s tenet, -s
tiina'biliti [ten-] tenability
'ti:nabl ['ten-], -nis tenable, -ness
ti:nz teena
'tii^skwsa*, -z T-square, -s
'ti:spn:n, -z teaspoon, -s
[turn, -s
Oti;t, -8 teat, -8
tii'toutam ['tiiton'tun], -z teetoti:'toat|l, -^a'/z [-la*/z], -^zm
[-allzmj teetotjal, -aller/s, -alism
'ti:tra:k ['tet-], -s; -i, -iz tetrarch,

-s; -y, -ies

-iz, -ig, -igz, t3:t teach,

-ing (s. v.), -ings, taught
'ti:tj|a*, -az; -abl teach|er, -era;
[-able
tiit/a'biliti teachability
ti:ft teeth {plur. of tooth)
tia, -iz, -ig/li, -d; -a*/z 1) teaa|e

tilt/,
-es,

O
O

-es,

-ing/ly,

-ed;

-er/s;

(s.

v.),

2)

Tees;

of

tea); 5) tees (from tee)

'tiizdeil

3) T's;

4) teas (plur.

Teesdale

-alig [-Jii)], -Id 1) teas|el

(. v.), -els, -eling, -eled ; 2) Teazle

'ti;z|l, -Iz,

Oti:3,

(fluid

from

of seats

-iz tige, -a
-z, -d tiara, -a, -ed

ti'an'a,

Otib Tib
ti'bet, -9n/z ['tibit-] Tibet, -an/a

tier)

-8, -ii), -t tiff (s. v.), -a, -ing,

'tifani tiffany
-z tig, -a

O tig,

Oti:l, -z 1)

(s.)

tia'rten [-'ra:n] Teheran

1) tierce (in music, in
fencing, cask), -s; 2)
ta:8, -iz
tiaz 1) tears (from tear) ; 2) tiers

[-ness

tedium

Oti:g, -z Teague,
Oti:k teak

tear

'tialis tearleas

O tif,

'tizdiam [-^am']

1)

tias, -iz

'taiad, -z

-d

-z

'tiajful, -full [-fall], -fulnis tear|iul, -fully, -fulness

O ta'sonz [tu's-, -'so:dz]Tussaud's

O ta'tn: [t't-], -z, -tg, -d tattoo
(s. v.),

'tlmerss

the eye), -s; 2) tier (row

in theatre, etc.), -a

[-ally

Teresa [Ther-]
ts'ronton Toronto
ta'riiza

'tibia

'tibi{a['taibi-],-i:, -az tibi|a, -,-aB

==

etc.

411

-8,

(s. v.), -a,

[-ed

-t; -a*/z 1) tick

-ing, -ed; -er/s; 2) tic

-ii(,

'tikin, -z ticken, -s
'tikig (s.), -z ticking, -s
'tikit, -8, -ig, -id ticket
-8, -ing, -ed

(g. -u.),

'tikitaT'liy ticket-of-leave
'tik|l, -Iz, -]:ig [-lig], -Id tick|le,
-lea, -ling, -led
'tikja* [-kla*], -z tickler, -s
tik^J [-kliX], -Ii, -nis ticklish,
-ly, -neas
'tik.tsek, -8 tick-tack, -a
til, -z, -ig, -d; -a*/z; -abl till
(s. V. prep, com/.), -s, -ing, -ed;
-er/a; -able
'tilbr|i, -iz tilbur|y (T.), -iea

'tildi, -z tilde, -a

ti'lefani telephony
[phoniat, -s,
ti'lefanist ['telifonn-], -s teleti'legrafji, -ist/s telegraph|y,-ist/B

ti'lemaka8

[te'l-]

Telemachua

ti'lepaO|i. -ist/s telepath|y, -ist/s

ti'leskapfij -ist/s telescop|y, -ist/s

'tila*, -z tiller, -s
'tili 1) TiUey; 2) Tilly
'tilids tillage
tilt, -s, -ig, -id; -a*/z tilt
-a, -ing, -ed; -er/s

(s. v.),

Otim Tim
JiimbAk'ta: [-bak-] Timbuctoo
'timba*, -z, -rig, -d 1) timber
(s. v.), -a, -ing, -ed; 2) timbre, -s
'timbal, -z timbal, -a
'timbral, -z timbrel, -s
[-ness
ti'meriti temerity
'tlmaras, -11, -nis timorous, -ly,

'timaOi

tipt

412

'tlmaei timothy (T.)

'timid, -isty -li, -nis timid, -est,
[-ly, -ness
ti'miditi timidity

tim'psenik tympanic

tympanum,

'timpsnam,

-z

'timp3ii|on,

-i'

timpan|o,

Otin,

-z, -ii|, -d; -i tin

-ning, -ned; -ny

-s,

-s

-i
(s.

v.),

ti'niesiti [te-, ta-] tenacity

'tinda*, -baks/iz tinder, -box/es

'tindl 1) Tindal(e); 2) Tyndale;
3)

Tyndall

tineas, -iz, -ii|, -d ting|e (. v.),

-es, -ing, -ed
ti'neijas [te-, ta-], -li, -nis tenacious, -ly, -ness
'tin fail tinfoil
'tinsel tinsel
[-s, -ing, -ed; -er/s
tint, -s, -ig, -id; -a'/z tint(s. v.),
'tintinsebju'leiX^n, -z tintinnabulation, -s

tinti'nsebjnl{am, -a, -as, -a*, -ari

tintinnabul|um,-a,-ou8, -ar, -ary
tins, 6<c.
tinds, etc.

O 'tii(g|I, -Iz, -lig [-Jii)], -Id ting|le

(s.

-les, -ling,

v.),

-led
(s. v.),

-ing, -ed
'tigkjl, -Iz, -lig, -Id; -Ia*/z tinkjle
{a.v.'j, -les, -ling(.s.), -led; -ler/s
-s,

'tiflfctja*,
(s.

-z,

-es,

.),

d
-ing, -ed
-rifl,

tinctur|e

-s, -ig, -t; -kset tip (s. .),

-ping, -ped; -cat
tipa'grtefik [taip-, -po'g-], -al,
-s,

typographic,

-al, -ally

'tipi|fai,-faiz,-faiig, -faid typijfy,

-fies, -fying, -fied
'tipik|9l,

-ali,

-alnis

typicjal,

-ally, -alness
'tipit, -s tippet, -s
'tip|l, -Iz, -lig

mg],

-Id tipp|le,

-les, -ling, -led

'tip^.a*, -z tippler, -s

tipo'gtipa'gti'pagrafja* [tai'p-], -az, -i typograph|er, -ers, -y

tips tips (from tip)
'tips|i, -ia*, -list, -Hi, -inis tips|y,
-ier,

-iest, -ily, -iness

'tipsta*, -z tipster, -s

tipt tipped (from tip)

'tip,ton tiptoe
'tip .tap, -s tiptop

'^nimAlt

a^.), -s
-ainis
tyrannic|al, -ally, -alness
ti'rsenisaid [tai'r-], -z tyrannicide, -s
ti'reid [-'raid], >z tirade, -s
ti'restrial [te-, ta-], -i, -nis terrestrial, -ly, -ness
'tiral 1) Tyrrell; 2) Tyrol
'tiranaiz, -iz, -ig, -d tyranniz|e
[-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed
'tiranas, -li tyrannous, -ly
'tiranji, -iz tyrannjy, -ies
ti'riinian [-njan] Tyrrhenian

O ti'renik|al

(.

[tai'r-], -ali,

ti'riiza, ti'rifik, etc.

ta'r-

Tyrrwhit

'tirit

tirl

'tiral

ti'ronl [tiral, 'tiral] Tyrol

tirouli'en, -z tyrolienne, -s
O'tisis
'fOaisis phthisis

'tisjn: ['tija:], -z tissue, -s

O 'tijian
Otit,

[-Jjan], -z Titian, ^s

-s tit, -s

ti'tsenik, etc.

[etc.

tai- titanic (T.),

-rig, -d; -ra*/z titter

-ing, -ed; -er/s
'titjnla*, -z, -li; -ri, -riz titular
'tita*,

-z,

(s.

v.),

(s.

adj.), -s, -ly; -ry, -ries

-s,

'titl, -z tittle,

-s

'titltsetl tittle-tattle

O tip,
-ali

'tip .ton

'titbit, -s titbit, -s (T.)

tinker

'tiflka*, -z, -rii), -d

titling

'titlig, -z

(g.)

(bird), -s

'titjmans, -mais titjmouse, -mice

O tiz

'tis

(=

it is)

ti'zaen ptisan
ijn:b, -z tube, -s
tjn''ba:ljul|a*, -as

[-ous
tubercul|ar,

tja-ba:kju'lonsis tuberculosis
'^niba'kl, -z tubercle, -s
'tjn:ba, -z tuba, -s
'tjuiba*, -z; -ras tuber, -s; -ous
'1jn:barons tuberose
'1jn:bifa:m tubiform
'tjnibig, -z tubing, -s
'tjn:bjn:l, -z tubule, -s
'tjnibjnla* tubular
'tjnida*, -z Tudor, -s
[-s; -ary
tju''iXan, -z; -ari [-J^-] tuition,

'tjuiksbari

Tewkesbury

'tjn:lip, -s tulip, -s

'IjnimAlt [-malt], -s tumult,

-s

^n''iiiAlt3ttas 'tonkou

tja^'niAlljaas, -li,
uous, -ly. -ness

toul 'toipa*

413

-nls tumult-

Otonl,

-d; -a*/z 1) toll

-z, -ig,

(s.t;.),-s,-ing,-ed; -er/s; 2) Towle

tonld 1) told (from tell); 2) tolled

Ijai'mesanjs, -t tamescen|ce, -t
'^a:ma*, -z tumour, -s
Otonm, -z tome, -s
'^nimid, -li, -nis tumid, -ly, -ness 'tonmein [tot'mein] ptomaine
^ui'miditi tumidity
O tonn, -z, -ig, -d tonfe (s. v.), -es,
^nimi'faekj'aii tumefaction
-ing, -ed
'1ja:]qjnl|3*, -ari; -asj-aitumullai,
-ary; -us, -i

Ijicn,

-z,

-i^,

-d;

tun|e

-3*/z

-ed; -er/s
'tjainful. -nis tuneful, -ness
'Ijiunfiilli [-fal-], -ist tunefull|y,
[-est
'Ijninik, -s tunic, -s
'Ijninikl, >z tunicle, -s
'1ju:nigfa:k, -s tuning-fork, -s
''^ninis

Otonp,

-es, -ing,

(. v.),

Tunis

'^ninlis tuneless

'^n:tan, -z Teuton,

(s. v.),

-s

-s,

-ig, -t; -a*/z

top|e,

-es, -ing, -ed; -er/a

'tonptez, -iz topaz, -es

tonpa'gr-

Otonst,
(s.

v.),

toptoast

-8, -ig, -id; -a*/z

-s,

-ing, -ed; -er/s

Oton'tseliti totality
'tontalaiz [-tl-], -iz, -ig, -d^ -a'
totaliz|e[-is|e],-e6
es, -ing, -ed; -er/s

-ing, -ed

[-s,

'Ijnita*, -z, -rig, -d tutor

tonalit|y, -lea

tot'nffilit|i, -iz

'touni tony (T.)

'tontjl, -Iz", -all [-p], -allg [-^g],

-Id tot|al (s. adj. v.), -als, -ally,

'1jn:tanaiz, -iz^ -ig, -d teutonizje,

-ailing, -ailed

-ed
tjmtanai'zeij'^n teutonizationl
([-isa-]J
'Ijurtarids tutorage
[-age
'tjnitsjip, -s tutorship, -s
'^u:til|3*, -ari, -ids tutel|ar, -ary,

O tonz 1) toes (from toe); 2) tows

to'b-, to'p- = ta- [(from tow)

^n^'toirial, -i tutorial, -ly

tjn''tonlk Teutonic
'^u:zdj, -z Tuesday, -s

ta:,

[-is|e],

-es, -ing,

O Ijnbaik- = tjuibai-

Ijna'reinia [-nja], -n/z Turania,

yn'ri:n[tn'r-,ta'r-], -z tureen, -s
ijjna'riii

Turin

Ijjn:Ijjn'm-, Iju'tton (s. v.), -z, -ig, -d 1) toe, -s,

-ing, -d; 2) tow, -s, -ing -ed
'tonb|i, -iz tob|y (T.), -ies

tjjn'ij"-,

'tonbit Tobit

O tond, -z;
1)

-i, -iz, -iig,

toad, -a; -y

(. v.),

-id; -iizm
-ying,

-ies,

-led; -yism; 2) toed (from toe);

3)

-z.

ton-

ta-

-ig,

= ta:ad,

Ota:d 1) (prep.), -z
2) tawed (from taw)
'ta:dr{i,

-ia*,

-list,

-ill,

-z;

-inis

tawdr|y, -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness

ta:* tore (from tea*)
ta:3d [tn'wa:d, ta'wa:d, twa:d],

-z toward (prep.), -a
Ota:k, -s, -ig, -t 1) talk

(.

v.),

-ing, -ed; 2) torque, -s

[-ness
'ta:ka*, -z talker, -s
-s,

'ta:katiY, -11, -nis talkative, -ly,

-ist, -nis tall, -er, -est,
[-nesa
ta'lbat, -s talbot (T.), -s

O ta:l, -a*,

0'ta:ment,

towed (from tow)

:=:

[-ing, -ed
-d taw (s. v.), -a,
tor, -a; 2) tore (frow tear)

to'l-, to'r-

ta:*, -z 1)
[-n/s

=
=

tato'kaita, -z
to'kei, to'm-, to'n-

-s

torment

(s.),

-s

[-s
'toudstn:!, -z toadstool, -s
'tona*, -z tower (one who tows),
'tonad, -li, -nis toward (adj.), -ly,
-ness
'tonga, -z, -d toga, -s, -ed

-id; -a*/z
torment (.), -a, -ing/ly,-ed; -or/s
Ota:ii torn (from tear)

tonk, -s toque, -s
tow'kei ['toukei] totay
'tonkan, -z token, -s
'tonkjon [-kiou] Tokyo
'tonkon toco

-ier, -iest, -iness

ta:nt, -s, -ig/li, -id; a*/z taunt,
-s, -ing/ly, -ed; -er/s
'ta:ntan Taunton
'ta:pa*, -z torpor, -a

O
O
O

(T.)

ta:'nient,

-s,

-ig/li,

ta:'neidou, -z tornado, -es

-ia*, -list, -inis tawn|y,

'ta:n{i,

ta:'pi:dou 'tolsrabl
t3:'pi:doa,
v.),

(s.

414
torpedo

-d
-ed

-ig,

-z,

-es, -ing,

'ta:pid, -li, -nis torpid, -ly, -ness

tai'piditi torpidity

O 'to:ras

Taurus
-iizm tor|y

't9;r|i, -iz,

(T.),

Otois,

-ies,

[-yism

etc.
tos, etc.
'toison, -z torso, -s

O'tai/an torsion

to:t,

1) (g.) tort,

-s

-s;

taught (from teach);

2) (v.)

3) (adj.]

taut
taita'lodsik, -al, -all tautologic,
-al, -ally

'talarans

'talaran|8, -t, -tli toleranlce, -t, -tly

ta'li:doa [to'l-], -z toledo (T.), -s

tali'mei|ik [-la'm-lf -is Ptolemajic,

-z torn (T.), -s
[-is

Otam,

'tambai, -z tomboy, -s
'tamahaik, -s, -ig, -t tomahawk
(s. v.), -a, -ing, -ed
'tamas Thomas [Thos.]
'tam'fa:lj -z, -ari tomfool, -s, -ery
'tamji, -iz

tomm|y

(T.), -ies

'tam'kset, -s tomcat, -s

'tamj^kinz Tompkins
'tamj)sn 1) Thomson 2) Thompson
;

'tam'tit, -s tomtit, -s

'ta:t3S, -iz tortoise, -s

'tamtam,

-z

tom-tom,

'toita/el tortoiseshell
'taitjnas, -11, -nis tortuous, -ly,
'taitnis tautness
[-ness

O 'tanik,

-s

tonic

toi'toladsi tautology
taitj, -iz, -ii) torch, -es, -ing
't!>:tSe*(s.v.), -z, -rig/ll, -d; -ra'/z
tortur|e, -es, -ing/ly, -ed; -er/s
Oto:z 1) taws (from taw); 2) tors

'tanja* [-Jua*],

(from tor)

tod,

-z 1)

tod

toddy
'tad|l, -Iz, -^g

Todd

(T.), -s; 2)

[-lig], -Id

todd|le

-led
'todja* [-Ia], -z toddler, -s
.),

O tof,

-Ies, -ling,

-s toff, -s

'tafi toffee

O tag,

-z, -ig, -d} -ari tog

-ging, -ged; -gery
togl^ -z, -d toggle, -s, -d

(s. v.),

-a

Otoi,

-z, -ig, -d toy (s. v.),

-ing, -ed
tail, -z, -ig, -d; -a*/z toil (s.
-8, -ing, -ed; -er/s

-s,

v.),

tansi'laitis

Otog

[-s|i'ai-]

-z,

tonsilitis

-d tonsure,

ton (fashion)
'tag|ga, -'kig Tong|a, -king
tagz tongs
O tap, -s, -ig, -t; -a*/z top (s.
(ta)

-s,

[-d

v.),

-ping, -ped; -per/s

tapa'grtefik [ton-, -po'g-], -1,
-all topographic, -al, -ally
'tapik, -s, -al, -all topik, -s, -al,
-ally
'tapig,.z,-li topping (s. at?;".), -8,-ly
'tap|l, -Iz, -;ig [-lig], -Id topp|le,
-Ies, -ling, -led

tala'rei/an toleration

'tapmast (s.), -a topmast, -s

'tapmonst [-mast] topmost
'tapnat, -8 topknot, -s
tapogtapag-

-inis, -idam
-yness, -ydom
'topsl [-seilj, -z topsail, -s
ta'renj|l [to-, ta-], -ali torrent'tarant, -s torrent, -s
[i|al, -ally
'tarid, -nis torrid, -ness
'tariada:*, -z toreador, -s
tas [ta:s], -iz, -ig, -t toss (. v.),
-es, -ing, -ed

topsyturvjy,

-ill,

-ily,

'toilit, -8 toilet, -s

[-ing,

-ed

'talareit, -s, -ig, -id tolerat|e, -es,

'talarabjl, -li, -Inis tolerab|le,
-ly, -leness

'tansil, -z tonsil, -s

'tapsi'ta:T|i,

'tailsam, -11, -nis toilsome, -ly,

'tailwoin toilworn
[-ness
'tainbi Toynbee
'taksik, -al. -alt toxic, -al, -ally
taksi'kaladsfi, -ist/s toxicolog|y,
'taksin, -z tocsin, -s
[-ist/s
'talbat
'toilbat Talbot
tala'meitaU'mei'talamji, -iz Ptolem|y, -ies

-s
adj.), -a

(s.

-s,

'todi
(s.

tra:nB-

Otot,

-8, -ig, -id

-ting, -ted

tot

(.

v.),

-a,

'tata*, -z, -rig/11, -d; -ra'/zj -ri

totter, -s, -ing/ly, -ed; -er/s; -y

'tatarids Totteridge

'tatnam Tottenham

tra:ns
trams-

[trans], -iz trance, -s

trtens- trans-

(prefix)

traigg'lcijgn traist

415

trams'lelX^n

[traens-], -z tianslation, -a
troins'leit [trtens-], -s, -ig, -id;
-3*/z; -3bl translatje, -es, -ing,
-ed; -or/s; -able
tr|ai, -aiz, -aiin, -aid tr|y (s. v.),
-iea, -ying, -led
trai'teggjnld*, -li triangular, -ly
'traiseggl, -z, -d triangle, -s, -d
trafijufjal, -ant/li triumpli|al,
-ant/ly

trait, -a*, -ist, -li, -nis trite, -r,

'traitn, -z Triton, -a [-8t,-ly,-ne88
'traitoun, -z tritone, -a
traiz triea {from try)
tran, -z bakers' prommciaMon

trai'AmTirit, -s triumvirate,
traib, -z; -ai, -all trib|e, -ea;

-s
-al,

-ally

'traibz|man, -man tribe8|man, -men

'traidant, -s trident, -s
trai'enjal, -i triennial, -ly
'trai|a*, -az; -abl tri|er, -ers; -able
'traiad [-sed], -z triad, -a
'traial, -z trial, -s
'traiamf, -s, -ig, -t; -a*/z triumph
(s. v.), -a, -ing, -ed; -er/a

'traiarinn, -z trireme

-a

'traifjl, -Iz, -lig [-Ui)], -Id trif|le,

-lea, -ling, -led

'traifla* [-Ja*], -z trifler, -a

'traiflig (adj.), -li, -nis trifling,
-ly, -nesa
trai'fouljaiii [-llam], -z trifolium,
[-a
'traigan, -z trigon, -a
'traiig (adj.), -11 trying, -ly

'trajju:n triune
'trai^Ala*, -z, -d tricolour, -a,
-ed
'traikaid, -z trichord (s. adj.), -a
'traisi, -z
trail, -z
'trai'let9r|l, -eli, -alnis trilater|al, -ally, -alneaa
'trai'lijgwal trilingual
train trine (T.)
trai'nonngal [-mial] trinomial
traip, -s tripe, -a
'traipad ['tripad], -z tripod, -s

'traipos, -iz tripos, -ea

'traiar'trairi:m, -z
trais trice

trai'sekt, -s,

-iij,

of

trait, -s trough, -a

'tranal [-el,
(s.

trant;

-11], -z, -ig,

-d trowel

-ling, -led

-a,

v.),

-llt/s trout; -let/a

'tranzarig, -z trousering, -a
'tranzaz trouaers
'trd3id|i, -iz traged|y, -ies
'tred3ik, -al, -ali, -ainis tragic,

-al, -ally, -alneaa

[-ies
'tred3i'kamid|i, -iz tragi-comedfy,

'trsedsi'kamik,

comic,

-al,

-ali

tragi-

-al, -ally

'trsedsiktarll [tra'd3ektar|i], -iz

trajector|y, -ies
'trtefik, -s,
(s. v.),

-a,

-ii),

-t;

-a*/z traffic

-king, -ked; -ker/a

trsek, -s, -ig, -t; -a*/z track (s. v.),

-a, -ing, -ed; -er/a
'trseklis, -li, -nis trackleas, -ly,"|
-nesaj
'trsekjan traction
trtekt, -s, -ail 1) tract, -a, -ile;
2) tracked {from track)
trsek'tearian, -z tractarian, -s
treekta'biliti tractability
'trsektabjl, -11, -Inis tractabjle,
-ly, -leneas

trsem. -z tram, -s
'trsemfal. -alz, -alig [-Ug], -aid
trammfel (s. v.), -els, -elling, -elled
'trsemka:*, -z tramcar,

-a

-a*/z tramp
(s. v.), -a, -ing, -ed; -er/a
'tr%mp|l, -Iz, -tig [-Ug], -Id
tramp|le, -lea, -ling, -led

trsemp,

-s, -ig, -t;

'triempla*

[-Ja*],

-z

trampler,

= Irsempt tramped
^ trains trance,
trsens
treen'seek- = trten'zsek-

-a

trsemt

{s.),

-iz

-a

The following trsens- and

trsenz- words may also be pronounced with trams- and tra:nz-

Note.

trai'sek/an, -z triaection,

trait trtensea'dentl

-s

-id trisect,

-a,

-ing, -ed
'traisik|l, -Iz, -lii), -Id tricyc|le
(g. v.), -lea, -ling, -led
traist, etc. == trlst tryst, etc.

trsen'send, -z, -ig, -id tranacend,

-a, -ing, -ed
triensen'dentalizm tranacendent-

alism

[ent|al, -ally]

trcensen'dent|l, -all transceud-J

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416

trseii'8end3n|s, -t, -tli transcenden|ce, -t, -tly

'trtensept, -s transept, -s

'trsensabsttensi'eijan [-njl-], -z
transubstantiation, -b
'trsensfa'*, -z transfer (s.), -s
trsens'fa:*, -z, -riij, -d; -ra'/z
transfer( ), -s, -ring, -red; -rer/s
transtrsensfaira'biliti
[-for-]
[ferablen
ferability
trwns'fairabl ['trsensfar-] trans-J
'tr8ensf9''ri:, -z transferee, -s
trsen8f8']neij'an[-fa:'m-], -z trans-

formation,

-8

'triensfsr^ns, -iz transference, -s

trtens'figa*, -z, -rig, -d; -miit
transfigurje, -es,
-ing, -ed;

-ement
trsengfigjns'reij'sii, -z transfigur-

ation

-s

(T.),

trsens'fiks, -iz, -ig, -t transfix,

-es, -ing, -ed
triens'fik/an, -z transfixion, -s
te'ns'Qn:z, -iz, -ig. -d; -3*/z;

-ibl [-3blJ transfusfe, -es, -ing,

-ed; -er/s; -ible
trten8'Qn:39n, -z transfusion, -s
trens'fa:m, -z, -ig,- -d; -9*/z;
-abl transform, -s, -ing, -ed;
-er/s; -able
trtensfai'meij'dn, -z trsensfa'mtrsensfairtrsensfrab'trsensfrans, -iz
'trsensfartrsens'gres, -iz, -ig, -t transgress,
-es, -ing, -ed
trsens'grejan, -z transgression, -s
triensil'Teinia [-nja], -n Transyl-

vania, -n
'trtengit, -s transit, -s
'trten8itar|i, -ili, -inis transitorjy,
-ily,

-iness

'traengitiy, -li, -nis transitive, -ly,

-ness

tran'sisan [-n'zijan],

-z transi-

tion, -s

trten'sisjanal [-n'zij-, -an}, t/.\],

-anali [-fali, ^^^\i] transiti|onal,
-onally
trens'b*aib, -z, -ig, -d; -3*/z
transcribje, -es, -ing, -ed; -er/s
trtens'kripjan, -z transcription,
tr{en8kript, -a transcript, -s
[-s

trsens'lei-

trsens'leitrsenslit-,

trtenz'mit

= trains'leitrsensm- = trtenz-

trsena'paia*, -z, -rig, -d transpir|e, -es, -ing, -ed

trsen8'pE3r9n{8i, -siz; -t, -tli
transparen|cy, -cies; -t, -tly
treeuspa'zij'dn, -z transposition, -s
trsens'plaint, -8, -ig, -id; -abl
transplant, -s, -ing, -ed; -able
traensplain'teij'an, -z transplantation, -s
treens'pouz, -iz, -ig, -d; -9*jz;
-abl; -al/z transpos|e, -es, -ing,
-ed; -er/s; -able; -al/s
'tren8pa:t, -s transport (.), -s
treens'poit, -s,
-abl
-ig, -id;
transport (v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -able
trienapai'teijan, -z transportation, -s
trtens'jip, -s, -ig, -t; -mast
tran(s)Bhip,-s,-ping,-ped; -ment
trsen'zsekj'an [tren-, -n's-], -z
transaction, -s
trsen'ztekt [tren-, -n's-], -s, -in,
-id; -a*/z transact, -s, -ing, -ed;
-or/a

'treen'zeelpain transalpine
'trienzat'lsentik [-zset-] transatlantic
trsenz'gtrsens'g'trsenzi3n|8 [-zj-, -si-, -sj-], -si,
-t, -tli, -tnis transien|ce, -cy,
-tly, -tness
trsen'zijan, etc.
trsen'sisan, etc.
treenzlita'reij'aii [-nsl-], -z transliteration, -s
tr8enz'ln:s9n|s [-nsl-, -'Iju:-], -si,
-t, -tli translucen|ce, -cy, -t, -tly

trtenzmai'greij'an [-nsm-] , -z
transmigration, -s
'trsenzmaigreit [-nsm-], -s, -ig,
-id; -8*/z transmigrat|e, -es,
-ing, -ed; -or/s
trsenzmisi'biliti [-nsm-, -sa'b-]
transmissibility
trsenz'misibl [-ns'm-, -sabl] trans-

missible
trtenz'mij'au [-ns'm-], -z transmission, -s
trsenz'mit [-ns'm-], -s, -ig, -id;
-9*/z; -ns/iz; -1/z transmit, -s,
-ting, -ted; -ter/s; -tance/s; -tal/s

trtenz'mjnit 'trAmpit

trtenz'injait [-ns'm>], -s, -ig, -id;

-abl transmutje, -ea, ring, -ed;

-able
trien:eiitjn:'teiX9ii[-nsm-],-ztTans-

mutatioo,

-a

'trtenssai'biarian Trana-Siberian
'trsenzra:! Transvaal
-11 tiansverse, -ly
trtenz'Taisalj -z transversal, -a
'triei|kwil, -i, -nis tranquil, -I7,

trffioz'rais ['trtenzr-],

-ness
'tnegkTrilaiz, -iz, -ig/li, -d tranquillizle [-is|e], -es, -ing/ly, -ed
trsegktnlai'iEeij'aii tranquilization [-isa-]
trwg'kwiliti tranquillity
trp, -s, -ig, -t; -8*/z trap (. v ),
-a, -ping, -ped; -per/s
'traepii|z

(s.)

trappings

trjej, -iz, -ii), -tj -1, -la*, -list,

-inls trash (s. 1;.), -es, -ing, -ed;
^
-y, -ier, -iest, -iness
'traT|eil, -eilz, -eilii) [-ilii)], -eild
trav|ail (s. v.), -ails, -ailing,
-ailed
'trseva'S, -iz, -ig, -t travers|e
(s. aty. .), -es, -ing, -ed
'trTist|i [-vas-], -iz, -iig, -id
travest|y (s. v.), -ies, -ying, -ied
'trevH, -1/, -lig [-U?)], -Id trav|el
(. u.), -els, -elling, -elled
'travla* [-Ja*], -z traveller, -s
'trAb|l, -Iz, -lii) [-Jii)], -Id; -las
troub|le (s. i;.)i Is^i -ling, -led;

-lous
'tTAbla* [-Ja*], -z troubler, -s
'trAblsam, -li, -nis troublesome,
-ly, -ness
trAds, -iz, -ig, -d trudg|e (. v.),
-es, -ing, -ed
'trAf 1 ['tru'f 1], -z, -d truffle, -s, -d
-8, -ig, -t; -ids truck (s. v.),
-ing, -ed; -age
'trAk|l, -iz, -lig [-|ig], -Id; -la*/z
[-Ja*/z] truck] le, -Ies, -ling, -led;

trAk,
-s,

-ler/s

trAmp,
(s.

v),

-8, -ig, -t
-a,

[trAmt] trump

v.),

-s,

-ing, -ed; -er/s

Michaells A Jonos,

'tr And|I, -Iz, -lig [-^g], -Id trund|le

(s.

-Ies, -ling,

v.),

-led

'trAigan [-nian], -z, -d trunnion,

-s, -ed
'trAnt/an, -z, -d truncheon, -s, -ed
trAgk, -s trunk, -a
trAg'keiJ'an, -z truncation, -s
'trAgkeit, -s, -ig, -id truncat|e,
-es, -ing, -ed
'trAgkfal, -z trunkful, -a
trAS, -iz, -ig, -t truss

(s. v.),

-es,

-ing, -ed

trAst, -8, -ig/li) -id; -a*/z 1) trust

-ing/ly, -ed; -er/s;
(s. v.), -s,
2) trussed (from truss)
'trAstjful, -fall [-fall], -fwlnis
trust|ful, -fuUy, -fulness
trAs'ti:, -z trustee, -s
'trAS'ti:Jip, -s trusteeship, -s
-list, -Hi, -inis
'trA8t|i.
-la*,
trustfy,

-ier,

'trA8t'ra:d|i,

-iest,

-inis

-ily,

-iness

trustworth|y,

-iness
-z 1) trey, -s; 2) tray, -a;

Otrei,

3) trait, -s

treid, -z, -ig, -id; -a*/z trad|e

(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -er/s
'treidsan Trajan
'treiki|a [tra'kr|a],
-an trache|a, -ee,

-i:,

-az,

-al,

-an
treiki'atami tracheotomy
treil, -z, -ig, -d; -a*/z trail (s. v.),
a, -ing, -ed; -er/s
trein, -z, -ig, -d; -a*/z train
-as,

-al,

(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -er/s

'treinig (.), -z training, -s
'treinail train-oil
treis, -iz, -ig, -t; -a*/z trac|e
(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -er/s
'treisabjl, -11, -Inis traceab|le, -ly,
-leness
'treisar|i, -iz tracer|y, -ies

'treisi

Tracy

'treisig (s.), -z tracing, -s

[-ness
'treita , -z traitor, -s
'treitaras, -li, -nis traitorous, -ly,
'treitrls, -iz traitress, -es
treiz 1) treys; 2) trays; 2) traits

O 'trebizond

-ing, -ed

'trAmpari trumpery
'trAmpit,-s,-ig,-id;-a*/ztrumpet
's.

trAndl 'trebl

417

'treb|l,

-Iz,

treb|le
-led

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(s.

Trebizond
-Ug [-lig], -Id

-II,

adj. v.), -lea, -ly, -ling,

27

tred tri:t

tred, -z, -ig, trad, 'tradn tread

-mg, trod, trodden

-8,

(s. v.),

'treda*, -z treader, -s
'tredl, -z treadle, -s
trek, -s, -ig, -tj -a*/z trek
B, -king, -ked; -ker/s

'tremalon, .-z tremolo, -s

trend, -z, -ig, -id trend (s. v.),"!
trent Trent
[-s, -ing, -edj
trenfj", -iz, -ig, -t; -a*/z5 -ant/li
trench (s. .) (T.), -es, -ing, -ed;

[er/s; -ant/ly
'trepid trepid
trepi'deijan trepidation
tres, -iz, -t; -i tress, -es, -ed; -y

(s. v.),

'tretjaras,

-a'/z tres-

-ed; -er/s
-nis treacherous,

-es, -ing,

-11,

ness

-ly,

-y, -ies

'tres^ra*, -z, -Jip/s treasurer, -s,

-ship/s
tra'diJI^n, -9nz ; -an^ [-?U> -snali
traditijon, -ons;
[-i^ali,
-If.]!]
-onal, -onally
tra'dju:s,-iz, -ig,-t; -a*/z; -mant
traduc|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er/a;

-ement

'treikia, -z
tra'mend-, -tra'psen, etc.
tritra'piiz. -iz; -iam/z [-ja-] trapez|e,
tra'ki'a, -z

-8,

'tribjn:n, -z tribune, -s
tri'bjmn^ [trai'b-], -z tribunal, -s

'Iribjnnit, -s tribunate, -s
'tribju:t, -s tribute, -s
'tribjatar|i,.-iz, -ili, -inis tributar|y (. adj.), -ies, -ily, -iness
'tritBag [-ipO-], -z triphthong, -a
trig, -z, -ig, -d: -a'/z trig (s. v.),
-s, -ging, -ged; -ger/s
'trigamjas, -i trigam|ous, -y
-al, -ali trigonometric, -al, -ally
triga'namitr|i, -iz trigonometr|y,

trigana'metrik,

-ies

trik, -s, -ig, -t; -a*/z trick (s. v.),

-B, -ing, -ed; -er/s
tri'kain|o, -i:, -az trichinja, -%,-a8
'trikar|i, -iz tricker|y, -ies
-ier, -iest, -ily,

-iness

'trikij", -li, -nis trickish, -ly,

-ness

'trikjl, -Iz, -lig [-^g], -Id trick|le

(s. v.), -Ies, -ling, -led

'trikon, -z tricot,

-s

'triksta*, -z trickster, -s
tril, -z, -ig, -d trill (s. v.), -a,
-ing, -ed
'trilbi Trilby
'triladsli, -iz trilog|y, -ies
'triljan, -z, -6 trillion, -s, -th
-a*, -ist; -z, -ig/z, -d trim
adj. V.) (T.), -mer, -meat; -a,

trim,

tra'd3i:dian [-djan], -z tragedian,

[-s
tra'falga* Trafalgar

-es;

treason-

ab|le, -ly, -leness

tribjtt'leijan, -z tribulation, -8

'trLk|i, -ia*, -list, -ili, -inis trick|y,

'tretjar|i, -iz treacher|y, -ies

'tresa*, -z, -rig, -d; -ri, -riz
treasur|e (s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed;

O tri:,

Treves

'tri:zi^ab|l [-zn-], -li, -Inis

>ld; -le*/z
trem b|le, -les, -ling/ly, -led ; -ler/s
'trema*, -z tremor, -s
'tremjalas, -11, -nis tremulous,
-ly, -ness

pass

tri:vz

(s. v.),

-Iz, -lig/li,

'tresl, -z trestle, -s
'trespas, -iz, -ig, -t;

'tri:tiz [-tis], -iz treatise, -s

'tri:zn, -z treason, -s

'trelis, -iz, -t trellis, -es, -ed

trembll,

'triitiz 'triou

418

-lum/s
-z, -ig,

(s. v.)

(T.),

-ing, -d

-^

-ming/s,

[-li]

[-ly

treac|le, -les;

-med

tri'mendas [tra'm-], -li, -nis

tremendous, -ly, -neas
'trim|a*j -az; -li, -nis trim|mer
(g.),

-d tree

'tri:fail, -z trefoil, -s

'tri:k{l, -Iz;

(.

-mera;

-ly, -ness

tri'mant Tremont
'trinidaed [trini'd-] Trinidad
trini'tearian, -z, -izm trinitarian
(T.), -s,

-ism

'tri'kou (tri'ko), -z tricot, -s

'trinitji, -iz trinit|y (T.), -ies

'tri'on, -z trio, -s

'triggl, -z tringle, -s
'trigkit, -s trinket, -a

tri:t, -s, -ig, -id; -i, -iz;

treat
-ies;

(s.

v.),

-ment/s

-s,

-ing,

-mant/s
-ed;

-y,

'trigkouma'li: Trincomalee
'triow, z trio, -a

trip troO
trip,

419

-t; "9*/z trip

-ping/ly, -ped; -per/s
'tripa:tait [trai'paitait], -li tripartite, -ly
tri'psen [tra'p-], -z, -ig, -d trepan
(s. v.), -s, -ning, -ned
'tripali tripoli (T.)
tripll, -li, -Iz, -Jin [-lifl], -Id}
-ig/Ii,

-s,

(s. v.),

-8,

-leks trip|le {adj. v.), -ly, -les,

-ling, -led J -lex
tripli'keij^n, -z triplication, -b
'tripliklt triplicate
'triplir, -s triplet, -s
'tripOa^, -z ='trif- triphthong, -s

;trisi'Isebik [trai-], -al, -ali trisyl-

labic, -al, -ally

[tri'silabl [^trai's-], -z trisyllable,
-s
[(s. v.), -s, -ing, -edl

trist [traist], -s, -ii), -id tryatj

-ram [-rsem] Tristjan,

'trist|aen,

triTi'selit|i, -iz trivialit[y, -ies

'trivial [-vjal], -i, -nis trivial, -ly,

[-ness
'triyit, -s, trivet, -s

Otrou

[trau] trow
'trou|sed, -ses Trojad, -as

'trondsan,

-z

Trojan,

'truibadna* [-doa*, -da:a*],

troubadour, -s
trn:5z {plur. of trniG) truths

-z

'trn'anjsi, -t/s truan|cy, -t/s

'tru'fl
'IrAf 1 truffle
'tru'izm, -z truism, -s

'tra:kjnlan|s ['trAk-], -si, -t, -tli

truculenlce, -cy, -t, -tly
'trn:{li, -nis tru|ly, -eness

trai'mou ['tru:m-],

-z

trnip,

1)

-s,

-s; 2)

-ii),

troop

-t

(s. v.),

trumeau,-x
(s.)

-s,

troupe,

-ing, -ed

'tru:pa*, -z trooper, -s
trn:s, -iz 1) truce, -s; 2) trousse,
[-s
'truison, -z trousseau, -s
tru:|e, -dz [.9s] tru|th, -ths
'trn:e|ff*l, -fuli [-fali], -fttlnis
truth|ful, -fully, -fulness

trniz trews
truitru:
'trAfl, -z
'truf 1, -z

tsa:*,

za:*, -z Tsar, -s
za:r[-red
O'tsetsi tsetse
tja:*, -z, -rii), -d char, -s, -ring,
tj"a;d3 (s. v.), -iz, -ii), -dj -a*/z
charg|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er/s
'tj'a:d3ab|l, -li, -Inis chargeab|le,
-ly, -len^Bs
tjaif, -s, -ii|'li, -t; -a*/z; -i chaflf
(s. v.), -a, -ing/ly, -ed; -er/s; -y
'tJaifkAta*, -z chaff-cutter, -s

tsa:r-

-z

-s

'troufji, -iz, -id troph|y,

'trouilas Troilua

tjaint

O tr|u:, -U'a*, -u-ist tr|ue, -iier, -uest

O trua-,

-ram

-ies,

-ied

trou'keiik trochaic
[-ing, -ed
-d troll (s. v.), -s,
tron [traO] troth
Otra'f, -s trough, -s
tro:l, -z, -ifl, -d; -a*/z trawl (s. v.),

'tronki:, -z trochee, -s

tronl,

tru:

-z, -ifl,

'tjaikonl charcoal
'tjaili

Charley

[-ie]

'tragladait [-lod-], -s troglodyte,

[-s
trai troy (T.)

[-worth
tja:lz Charles [Chas.]
'tjailzltann, -wa'O Charlesjtown,
tja:in, -z, -ig/li, -d; -a*/Z charm
(s. v.), -s, -ing.ly, -ed; -er/s

'traika, -z troika, -s
'tralap, -s 1) trollop, -s; 2) Trol[-lope
'trali, -z trolley, -s

'tjaimaz Chalmers
'tjaindla*, -z chandler (C), -s
[-ses"|
'tjain^ charnel

-ing, -ed; -er/s

Otrad, -n trod, -den (from tread)
-s,

'tramba,

-z

tromba, -s
trombone,

;traiii'bonn, -z

'trapik,

-s

-s, -al, -ali tropic, -s, -al,

-ally
trat, -s, -ig, -id 1) (s. v.) trot,
-s, -ting, -ted; 2) Trott
'trata*, -z trotter (T.), -s
tratwa:* [-wa:*] (tra'twair), -z
trottoir, -s

tra6

= troue

troth

'tja:n{hau|s, -ziz charnel-hou|se,J

t/a:ns, -iz, -ij, -t; -i chanc|e
(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -y
't^aznsdl, -z chancel, -s
'tJa:iiS9r|i, -iz chancer|y (C), -ies
'tJo:ns4Ia* [-sal-], -z, -jip chancellor (C), -s, -ship
tjaint (s. v.), -s, -ig, -id; -a*, -az
chant (0.), -s, -ing, -ed; -er (C),
-ers

27*

'tjaatri 'tjcepman
't/a:ntr|i,
2)

-iz

1)

chantr|}r,

420

-ies;

Chantrey

tJo:t, ^s chart, -s
'tja:t9* (s. v.), %, -rifl, -d; -ra*/z
charter, -s, -ing, -ed; -er/s

'tjaitahans Charterhouse

'tjeepta* tjeins

'tjapta*, -z chapter, -s
'tjseptahaals, -ziz chapter-houjse,
-ses
'tjieriat, -s chariot, -s
'tjjerig'kro's
['tjsar-]

[Cross

Charing

'tjaitapaitli, -iz charter-part|y,-ies

'tj'teritabjl, -li, -Inis charitab|le,

-ly, -leness

'tjailwuman, -Trimiu char|woman,

'tj'serit|i, -iz

-women

O tjaid,

-z, -ig,

t/id chid|e,

-es,

-ing, chid

-hood

'tjaildij, -li. -nis childish, -ly,!

'tjaildlis childless
[^aessj
tjaim, -z, -ig, -dj -8*/z chimje
(a. v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -er/s
t/ain, -z chine, -s
'tjaina, -'klei china (C), -clay
tjai'niiz Chinese

tjaiy, -z chiye,

-z,

-s

-rig, -d chaffer,

'tjselindg [s. v.), -iz, -ig, -d; -8*/z,

challengje, -es, -ing, -ed; -er/s
't/seiis, -iz, -t 1) chalic|e, -es, -ed;

2) challis

champ

'tjsempein, -z champaign, -s
tjsem'piqjen (/oipi'jio], -z champignon, -s
'tjaempjan, -z, -ig. -d; -Jip's
champion (s. v.) (C), -s, -ing,
'tjsenig

Channing

'tjsen^, -z

channel,

[-ed; -ship/s
-s

tjsenii'klia*, -z chanticleer, -s
t/sep, -s, -ig, -t chap (s. v.), -s,
-ping, -ped

'tjwpal [-pel, -pil], -z; -ri, -riz

chapel -s; -ry, -ries
'tjap i, -iz chapply (s. adj.), -ies
'tjieplin, -zj -si, -siz 1) chaplain,
-s; -cy, -cies; 2)

chat

-s, -ig, -id

(. v.),

-s
-s,

-ting, -ted

'tjata*,

-rig,
chatter,

iz

-er/s;

-box/es
-ia*,

-Hi,

-iist,

chatt|y, -ier,

-iest,

-z;

-i,

chub,

-inis

-ia*,

-s;

-inis
-iness

-ily,

't/se^nbl, -z chasuble,

OtjAb,

-ra*/z;

-ing, -ed;

-s,

Chatjham, -terton

't/setjam, -atan
'tjaetji,

-dj

-z,

-baks

tJAk,
-s,

-ing, -ed
'tjaefin*!, -iz chaffinch, -es
'tjselin Challen

t/temp, -8, -ig, -t [tjeemt]

(C ), -s, -ing, -ed

tjat,

-y,

-s

-iist,
-ier,

-ill,

-iest,

-ily, -iness
tjAf, -s 1) chuff, -s; 2) chough, -s

-s

O'tjautjan, -z chow-chow,
Oijsed 1} Chad; 2) Tscbad
't/ef3*,

-iz,

'tjtestizmant, -s chastisement,

tjaild, 'tjildran 1) child (0),

children; 2) Childe
'tjaildlbed, -ba.-O, -had child|bed,
-birth,

charit|y, -ies
-ig, -dj
-a'/z
chastis|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er/s

tj'tes'taiz,

Chaplin

'tjplit, -s chaplet, -s
[-men
't/eeplman, -man chap|man (C),

-s, -ig, -t
-ing, -ed

chuck

tjAkll, -Iz, -lig [.;ig], -Id

(s.

v.),

tjAm,
-s,

-d;

-a,

chucklle

-led

-Ies, -ling,

-z, -ig,

(s. v.),

-i

chum

(g. v.),

-ming, -med; -my

'tJ-Amli .1)

tjAmp,

-s

Cholmely; 2) Cholchump, -s [mondeley

tjAt
J":t chut
't/Azlwit Chuzzlewit

O tjeif,

[-ed

-s, -ig, -t chaf|e, -es, -ing,

'tjeifa*, -z chafer, -s

'tjeimba*, -z, -d chamber, -sCC.),"!

'tjeimbalein Chamberlain [-edj
'tjeimbalin, -z; -Jip/s chamberlain, -s; -ship/s

'tjeimbameid, -z chamber-maid, -s
tjein, -z, -ig, -d chain (s. v.), -s,
-ing, -ed

t/einds, -iz, -ig, -d; -a*/z; -lis

changje (s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed;
-er/s; -eless

'tjeindgab;!,
ab|Ie,

-ly,

-li, -Inis
-leness

'tjeini Cheyne
'tjeinlis chainless
't/elnlstitj, -wa:k

tjeing,

etc.

change-

-work
chain|-stitch,

= tjeindg,

etc.

tJ!lp

t Jsarii)

tjeip, -s chape,
tjeis, -Iz,
(.

421

'kro-g

Ot/a:*,

-s

-tj -a'/z chas|e

V.) (C), -es, -ing, -ed; -er/'s

-ig,

-nz, -^ij [-nig], -nd

chastfen, -ens, -ening, -CDed
tjeist, -li, -nis chaste, -ly, -ness

'tXeisjn.

O't/eda* Cheddar

cheque-book,
'tjeka*, -z, -rill, -d chequer
-s, -ing, -ed
-8

-s;
v.

"tjailij",

-nl8

-11,

t/a.'n, -z, -ig,

churlish, -ly,
(s. v), -s,

-d churn

tjaip, -s, -ig, -t chirp

(s. .),

-s,

-ing, -ed

-s

t-fS't/j >*; -i church, -es; -y

't/aitjgona*, -z church-goer, -s

(s. .),

'tja:ljil

Churchill
churching, -s
'tjail/'jaid, -z churchyard, -s
'tJailJIman, -man church|man,
'tjaitjfig, -z

'tjek'meit, -s, tjek'nieiliii, t/ek'meitid checkmatje (v. interj.),

-es, -ing, -ed
't/ellon, -onz; -ist/s ceIl|o, -os;
-ist s

'tJeZmsfad Chelmsford
'tjelsi Chelnea
'tJell nam [-^am] Cheltenham
'tjerab, -z; -im cherub, -s; -im
tjera'ki:

-z, -rig, -d 1) chirr, -s,

-ing, -ed; 2) churr (s. v.), -s,
-ing, -ed
tja:lj -z churl, -s
[-ness

-ing, -ed

tjek, -s, -ig, -t 1) cheque,

2) Czech, -s; 3) check (s.
inter}.), -s, -iDg, -ed

't/ekbuk,

tja:* tjiftjtef

Cherokee

'tjerli, -iz cherr|y, -ies

-men
'tjaitjreit, -s church-rate, -s
'l/aitj'waidn, -z churchwarden, -s
'tjaivil chervil
tja'ruit, -8
t/l- cheroot, -s

=
O
O tjiif, -8, -li chief

(s.

adj.), -s, -ly

'tjiiftan [-tin], -z; -si, -siz chieftain, -s; -cy, -cies

t/i:k, -s, -ig, -t 1) cheek

-s, -ing, -ed; 2) Cheke

(. v.),

'tjeri'brtendi cherry-brandy
'tjeristoun, -z cherry-stone, -s
'tjeri/, -iz, -ig, -t cherish, -es,
-ing, -ed
'tjes; -ba:d/z chess; -board/s
'tJesapL'k Chesapeake

'tjiikbonn, -z cheekbone, -s
'tjiikjl, -ia*,
-iist, -Hi, -inis
cheek|y, -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness
tj"i:p (.), -8, -ig, -t cheep, -s,
-ing, -ed

'tjesmen chess-men

'tji:p (adj),

't/esnAt, -s
't/estn- chestnut, -s
'tjesnt Cheshnnt
t/est, -8, -id chest, -s, -ed
'tjesia*, -tn Chester, -ton
'tj'e8taf!:ld, -z Chesterfield (C), -s
'tJesteAt [-nat], -8 chestnut, -a
'tjestnont, -8 chest-note, -s
't/e/la*, -am Chpsh|ire, -am
tje'tinji [8e'tind3i] Cettinje
't/eTli, -iz, -ill), -id chev|y (s. v.)
(C), -ies, -ying, -led
'tjeyiat [-Tjat], -s Cheviot, -s
tjea*, -z, -rig, -d 1) chair (s. v.),
-s, -ing, -ed; 2) char|e, -es, -ing,

-ed
't/ea|maii,

-man chairjman, -men

't/saman/ip,

chairmanship,

-anz,

-an,

cheap,

(s.

Cross

Charing

-ig, -id; -abl cheat

-ing, -ed; -able

cheetah,

-s

Cheviot, -s
tjiiz. -iz; -i cheese, -s; -y
'tjiizlkeik/s; -mAgga*/z; -pearig
cheese|cake/s; -monger/s; -paring
OtJ"id chid (from chide)
tjia*, -z, -rig, -d cheer (s. v), -s,
-ing, -ed
-fall [-fall], -fulnis
'tjialful,
'tJi.'Tiat [-TJat], -s

cheer|iul, -fully, -fulness

-li, -nis cheerless,
-ness

'tjiarli,

't/ser-

-and

-8,

'tji:ta, -z

't/earli, -ia*, -list, -Hi, -inis char|y,

-ier, -iest, -ily, -iness

-nis;

-er, -est; -ly, -ness; -en,

-s,

v.),

'tjialis,

't/6arig'kr'8

-li,

[-i^g],

-ist;

-nig

-ens, -ening, -ened

tjiit,

-s

-s

-a*,

-ly,

-ia*, -iist, -ill, -inis

cheer|y, -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness

'tjiftjasf, -s chiff-chaff, -s

tjik tjoildran
t/ik, -s, -io, -t 1)
-s;

2)

(s.)

V. inter}.)

(s.

t/i'ka:gou Chicago

422

chick (C),
tchick, -3,
[-ing. -ed

'tjikari chicory
-z ; -liaitid ; -poks chicken,
-hearted; -pox
'tjikwi:d chickweed
[-ing, -ed
tjil, -z, -ii), -d chill (s. V.) -s,
'tJikin,

-s;

't/ilblein, -z chilblain, -s

'tjildran ['t/ul-] children

'tjili (.), -z 1) Chili (Chile);
2) chilli, -8
'tj'il|i(a(^'.),.i8*, -list,

-inis chill|y,

-ier, -iest, -iness

-corner/s;

-s;

sweep,

-b;

-s,

-t

chip

(.

.),

-8,

-ing, -ed

= 't/ildr^n

-es, -ing, -ed;

-edamp

t/oaz, -n chose, -n {from choose)

0'tn:ka:n [-k^n], -z toucan,

tn:l, -z, -ig, -d 1) tool
-s, -ing, -ed; 2) Toole

O tn:in,

(s,

-z

tomb,

-ii),

-d chaw,

-ig, -t;
v.),

-8,

(s.

-a
v.),

-s

'tuimstonn, -z tombstone,

-i,

-s

Otn:n Thun
O'tmpei,

-a,

-z toupee, -s

'tn:pens

'tApans twopence
toot (.

-s, -ig, -id; -a*/z

v.),

-ing, -ed; -er/s

-Id toot|le,

-les, -ling, -led

Otuie,

tooth (s.), teeth

-dig [-eig], -dd [-et]
too|th (v.), -ths, -thing, -thed
'ta:6|eik, -lis toothjache, -less
'tniesam, -Ii, -nis toothsome, -ly,
tn:|e,

ti:e

-es,

Otu:z twos (from two)

[-ness
tu weak form of to (conj.)

O tua*,

-z, -rig, -d 1) (s. v.) tour,

-ing, -ed; 2) Tours
tna'biljan ['tnabilan], -z tourbillon, -s

-s,

-ing,

'taamali:n, -z tourmaline,

-inis
-ed; -y,

-ill,

-ing,

-iness

't/a:kstoun, -z chalk-stone,
'tja.'ldran, -z chaldron, -s

-s

/tnanamant ['ta:n-, 'toan-, 'ta:an-],

-s

chalk
-ily,

-z 1) two, -s; 2) too; 3) to

(odw.) ; 4) strong form of to (conj.)

-s,

O't/oukj-Sj-ig, -t; -deemp chok|e,

-s,

= 't/ildran

tn:,

'tn:t|l, -Iz, -jig [-lig],

'tjizlam, -ik Chis|holm, -wick

't/iz|l, -Iz, -^I) [-liii], -id chis|el
(s. v), -els, -elling, -elled
'tjizlhaist Chiselhurst

-ed
t/a:k,

chews (from chew)

'tjaizdi dialedal for 'Ijmzdi

(s. .),

Ji'rn:t [tja'r-] cheroot, -s

tjit, -s chit, -8
'tjitjista* Chichester
'tjitt/tet chitchat
'tjiralri, etc.
'Jiralri, etc.

O t/a:, -z,

2)

O'tjuldran

Otu:t,

'tjirap, -s, -ij, -t chirrup

O'tjldran

chopply, -ler, -iest, -ily, -iness

'tjapstiks chop-sticks
OtJu:,-z, -ig, -d chew, -s, -ing.-ed
t/niz, -iz, -ig, tjouz, 'tjonzn
-es,
-ing, chose,
1) choos|e,

tn:l [tjn:I] (tyl), -z tulle, -s

-ping (C), -ped

-8,

chimney-

-er/s

-ii),

t/ai'siarian Chaucerian
tjais (s. adj.), -iz, -a*, -ist, -11,
-nis choice -s, -r, -st, -ly, -ness
'tjak, -s; -'fal chock, -s; -full
'tjakalit, -s chocolate, -s
tjap, -s, -Ig, -tj -a'/z chop (s. .),
-s, -ping, -ped; -per/s
'tjapji, -ia*j -list,
-ili,
-inis

tjimpsen'zi: [-pan-], -z chimt/in, -z chin, -s

[panzee, -s
t/in'tjila, -z chinchilla, -s
tJ1i)k, -s chink, -s
tjip,

Chaucer

'tJo:sa*

'tjn:za*, -z chooser, -s

'tjiltan 1) Chilton; 2) Chiltern

tJimb3'ra:zou [-bor-] Chimborazo
t/i'mia*, -z chimere, -s
't/imni, -z; -ka:n3*/z; -pi:s/iz;

-piece/g; -pot/s
't/imniswi:p, -s; -8*/z

'tja:sa* tnk

chosen;

'tjilisn [-Ijan], -z Chilian, -s

't/ilta'n Chiltern

-pots chimney,

tournament,

'tuanjua*

-s

tua'njna*, ta:'n-]
(tur'ny:r), -z tournure, -s
['ta:n-,

'tnarist ['tear-], -s tourist, -s

-s

tna'ran

[ta'r-]

Thuron

tukl) took (/rom take); 2)Tooke

tu'rein etj

423

tn'rein Touraine
tu'rhn, -z
tjuatu'sonz
ta'sO'tuti' tutti
ta.'dz towards
O tu'w:dz

'tTrailait,

-s twilight, -a

'twain,

-ill,

-a,

-igli, -d;

-Iz, -|ii| [.lig], -Id

twidd|le, -lea, -ling, -led
twig, -z, -ig, -d; -i twig (. v.),
-8, -ging, -ged; -gy

-e'/z

twin[e (s.v.), -es, -ing(T.), -ingly,

-ed; -er/s
ttrais twice
[-s, -ing, -ed
twsBij, -z, -iij, -d twang (s. v.),

Otwein twain
OtwelfO,

(T.)

-s, -li

twelfth,

twely, -z twelve,

-s,

-ly

-s

'twentli, -iz, -ifould twent|y, -ies,

-yfold
twentiiO [-^iO], -s, -li twentieth,
-s,

twikst 'twixt
twil, -z, -ig, -d; -i 1) twill (s. v.),
-a, -ing, -ed; -y; 2) 'twill
it
will
'twilja* Thuillier
[-ning, -ned
twin, -z, -ig, -d twin (s. v. adj.),-6,
twiners, -iz twinge, -s
'twigkll, -Iz, -lig [-Ug], -Id
twink|le (. v.), -Ies, -ling, -led
'twigkla* [-Ja*], -z twinkler, -s

twist

[tirsa*] 'twere

tTf'a:!, -z,

Otwaz

[-ed
-ig, -d twirl, -s, -ing,

'twas

(s.

twist

v.),

-8, -ig/li,
-ting/ly, -ted

'twit9*, -z, -rig, -d twitter (s.

-a, -ing, -ed
twitj", -iz, -ig, -t twitch (s.

tweed (T.), -
-es, -ing
'tm:d|l,-lz, -^g [-lig], -Id tweedjle 0'twad|l,

OtwI:d,
(s.

v.),

-z

-Ies, -ling, -led

-'dAm
'tween
'twi:z9z tweezers

'twi:dl|'di:,

Tweedle|dee,

tTri:n

[-dum

-id; -8*/z
-ed; -er/s
-id twit, -s,

-ig,

-s,

(T.), -s, -ing,

twit,

-ly

Otw8"*

twidl 'Oatom

0'twid|l,

=
=
=

{v.

v.),

-ed

s.),

-Iz,

v.),

-Jig

-Id

[-lig],

twadd|le (s. v.), -Ies, -ling, -led

'twadja* [-la*], -z twaddler, -s

twoidz

ta:dz towards

twoz [twaz] 'twas

e
Oai, -z; -bonn/z thigh, -a; -bone/s
'Oaisis
'fO- phthisis

9 6Ad,

#'6anz9n|d, -dz, -dQ, -d^a,

dtonlA thousan|d, -as, -dth,

O Am,

-s,

-ig,

(s. v.),

[-a,

-d

thumb

-igli,
-a,

(s. v.), -a,

-ing, -ed"j

-ing

(s.

.),J

-t;

-a*/z

{v.

adj.),

-ingly, -ed; -er/s

OAmt

Thanet
-s, -ig, -t; -a*/z

-z, -ig,

thud

'OAmskrn:, -z thumbacrew,

O'Osekari Thackeray
O'Oteliam [-Ijam] thallium
O'ftsenit

OAmp,

thump

-dths, -dfold
Oae'di'as Thaddseus

O Otegk,

-z, -ig, -id

-ding, -ded

-s

OAmpt thumped

>az, -arig/li,
-ad
thuna|er, -era, -ering/ly, -ered
'OAndajbonlt/s, -klsep/s thunder-

O'OAndJa*,

thank

(s. v.), -a, -ing, -ed; -er/s

'eaegk|ful, -fnli [-fall], -fulnis
thankjful, -fully, -fulneas
'Otegklis, -li, -nis thankless, -ly,
-ness
esegks'giT|a*, -az, -ig/z thanksgiv|er, -ers, -ing/a

|bolt/8, -clap/s

'OAndara*, -z thunderer, -s
'OAndaras, -li .thunderous, -ly

'OAndastrAk thunderstruck
O'OAra, -li, -nis; -peist thorough,
-ly, -nesa; -paced
Oiegkt thanked [-iness 'OAra{bred/z, -fsa*/z thoroughOsegt
|bred/s, -fare/s
6segkwa:d{i, -inis thankworth|y,
oeatj" (s. v.), -iz, -ig, -t; -a'/z 'OArald Thorold

thatch,

-es, -ing, -ed; -er/s

'OArou,

etc.,

dialectal for '8Ara, etc.

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'eeiliiz ei'tetrikal

'eeili:z Thalea
O Oeim Thame

-al

6ia'Iond3laii, -z theologian, -s
61a'lad3lk, -al, -all theologic, -al,

-s theft, -8

= Oi'mis-

OOe'mis-

[-s,

-ally

O 0er3'pja:tik, -s, -ali therapeutic,

O Oe'seilian [-Ijan], -z Thessalian,

-ally
'6iaralz, -iz, -Ig, -d; -a*/z theoriz|e [-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed; -er/s
6ia'retik, -al, -ali theoretic, -al,
-ally

[Ionian, -si

-s

Oesa'Iounian [-njsn], -z Theasa-J

'Oesis

'Oi:sis thesis

'61aram [-rem, -rim], -z theorem, -b

'Oesplis, -Ian [-jan] Thespjis, -ian

'Oaid, -z, -li; -'reit third (s.adj.),

'6iar|i,-iz; -ist/s theor|y,-ies;-ist/B

-ly; -rate

-8,

O03:m,

-z

therm,

'Oa:m|al, -all

6ia'8afik, -al, -ali theosophic, -al,

'6iata*, -z theatre, -s
[-ally

-s

therm |al,

0'6ik,

-ally

Oaima'metrik [-mo'in-], -91,

thermometric, -al, -ally

adv.),

-s

-Ifould

6i'mi8takll:z
stocles

-ing,

thirtjy,

-yfold

0'6in,
-s,

-a*, -ist, -iJ; -z, -ig, -d

v.), -ner, -nest, -nish;-

-z thing, -s

'6igamb3b thingumbob

-sj

'6igami thingomy
[-jig
'6igmi{b3bj -dslg thingami|bob,
6igk, -s, -ig. 6a:t think, -s, -ing,
'61gka*, -z thinker, -s [thought

=
=

O'6iou
'6i:oD Theo
6ia'kO 6ikO6i'odarik Theodoric
6i'afila8 Theophilus

-Tz thie|f, -ves

0'61:|i8t s, -Izm the|ist/s, -ism

61:'l8tlk, -al theistic, -al

-s; -ful

Themi-

-ning, -ned

Oeig,

[-ly-]

Thebes

6i:|f,

6a-]

'6in{li, -nis thin|ly, -ness

6a'laia, -n Thalia, -n
O 6a'mDmita*, -z thermometer, -s
'6i;ban, -z Theban, -s
6i:bz

[6e-,

thin (adj.

-ies,

'6a:tli6 [-Ijie], -s, -li thirtieth,

(s. adj.
-en, -ens,

0'6imbl, -z; -fnl thimble,

-8, -Ig, -Id; -1, -la*, -list,

-Iz,

-er, -est, -ish;

'61kit, -8 thicket, -s
'6ik|ll, -nis/lz thick|ly, -ness/es

-ed; -y, -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness

O'0a:'ti:n, -z, -6, -Gs, -611 thirteen, -8, -th, -ths, -thly
'6a:t{l,

-an, -anz,

-ening, -ened

9a''momita% -z thermometer,
ea:'maplll: Thermopylse
-ill, -Inis thirst (. v.), -s,

-ist, -ij;

-a*,

-anig [-fig], -and thick

-ali

'Oa:mik, -all thermic, -ally

'Oazmida:* Thermidor

O0a:st,

'eiaboild 61-

0'61a|ba:Id, -da:* Theo|bald, -dore

dla'donslja [-Jl-, -Jj-], -as TheodoBi|a, -us
61a'kr{etik [61o'k-], -al theocratic,

Oeimz Thames (Connecticut)

OOein, -z; -ids, -dam than|e(T.),
-es; -age, -edom

Oeft,

61:m, -z theme, -s

O'6rou Theo

6i'okra8|i, -iz theocrac|y, -ies

0'6i:8;l8 ['6e8-], -l:z theslis, -es

di'akritas Theocritus
di'oladsl, -ist/s theolog|y, -ist/s

'61:8jn:8

Theseus

6r'sa:r{a8, -ai,
-i,

-aslz

thesaurjus,

6i'osaf|i, -ist/s,

-uses

-dj -arl thiev|e,

-ed; -ery
'61:71/, -11, -nis thievish, -ly, -ness
eiiTz thieves (plw. of 61:f} S^a
pers. prea. of 6i:T)
61aetrl'k{ellti theatricality
-alz, -all, -dlnls
dl'tetrlklal,
theatricjal, -als, -ally, -alness
61:t,

-ist/s,

O '6isl8

-z, -ig,

-es, -ing,

-izm theosoph|y,

-ism

f6ai8i8 phthisis

'6i8|l, -Iz; .\i [-11] thist|le, -Ies; -ly

'6isltan Thiselton
0'6izbi Thisbe

'6ju:lr Thule
O 6ja:'sididi:z Thucydides
O 6jna'rind3ia, -n/z Thuringia,
61- = 1[-n/s

eo:* 'nitram

eo:*

Thor

'6ri: 'mzli

0'6ri:, -z; -fonld; -'legd three,

thaw

Oa:, -z, -ig, -d; -i, -ili, -inig

-s; -fold;

-legged

(s. v.), -a,

OOrift;

-lest, -ily, -iness

thrift; -y, -ier, -iest, -ily, -iness

'Oriftlis, -11, -nis thriftless, -ly,
[-ing/ly, -edl
-ness

-ing, -ed; -y, -ily, -iness

06a:ni, -z; -lis; -i, -ia*, -list, -ili,
-inis thorn, -s; -less; -y, -ier,
1) Thornycroft;
Thorneycroft

'Oamikra'ft
2)

thorium
-8 1) thought

o:t,

2)j,hought (/row think);

ical

form of

(s. v.),

-a,]

'6ri|pan8 ['6rep-, 'Orip-], -pansiz,

-pani [-pi|Li] three|pence,-pences,

-penny

(.),

3)

-s;

'Orivn thriven (from thrive)

Oron, -z, -ig, Orn:, eronn

1) throw
thrown;

naut-

Oirozt, -s

-fnli [-fali], -fulni8

thought'ful, -fully, -fulness
'69:tli8, -li, -nis thoughtless, -ly,

'ea:t|ful,

09i|, -z thong, -s
eo'riesik = ea: Orais thrice

-iist, -ili, -inis

6rig Thring

-8 thorp(e) (T.), -s
O'03:rekg, liz thorax, -es
Oai'rtesik [6o-] thoracic
'0a:ri3iii

-i, -ia*,

6ril, -z, -ig/li, -d thrill

O 6o:p,
O

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(s. v.),

2)

(s.)

-ing, threw,

-a,

throe, -s

'6rona*, -z thrower, -s
'Oronn, -z, -ig, -d; -lis

[-ness

2)

1)

thron|e

-ed;

-ing,

-es,

v.),

(s.

-eless;

thrown (from throw)

Orout,

-ii|/li, -d, rouv, 'OriTn

thriv|e, -es, -ing/ly, -ed, throve,
[-es, -ing, -ed; -er/sl
thriven
OrseJ, -iz, -ii|, -t; -8*/z thrash,J

-8, -id; -i, -ia*. -iist, -ili,

-inis throat, -s, -ed; -y, -ier,
-iest, -ily, -iness
6rouT throve (from thrive)
'Ora:l, -z, -ig, -d; -dam thral|l
(s. v.), -Is, -ling, -led; -dom

OraiT, -z,

O
O ftTAin,

-z, -ig, -d thrum (s. v.), Oftrab, -z, -ig/li, -d throb (a. v.),
[mortonl
-s, -bing/ly, -bed
-ming, -med
erag'ma:tn ['8rogm-] Throg-J
'Oripans, etc.
'OrApans, etc.
OrASt, -8, -ig thrust (s. v.), -s, -ing 6rag, -z, -ig, -d throng (s. v.),
-a, -ing, -ed
OriJ, -iz thrush, -es
-s,

ftreis

Thrace

O'ftred, -z, -ig, -id; -bsa*;

-i,

-inis thread (s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed;

-bare; -y, -iness
'Ored,ni:dl Threadneedle

'Orasl, -z throstle, -s
'er9t|l, -Iz, -|ig [-lig], -Id thrott|le
(s. v.), -les, -ling, -led

O 6rn: 1) through [thro']

'OripanSj etc.
'Orepans, etc.
erej, -iz, -ig, -t thresh, -es, -ing, -ed
'Ore/ig f Io:a*, -z threshing-floor, -s
'Orejonld [-Jhou-], -z threshold, -s
'Oret, -s; -n, -nz, -?ig/li [-nig/li],
-nd threat, -s ; -en, -ens, -ening| ly,

'6rn:li

threw

throughly
(.

-a,

-ing

O 6wa:t,

(v.

adj.

.),

-s, -ig, -id

-ed

thwart

(. v.),

a, -ing, -ed

u
= and

Oude

T
A
u:z,

-iz,

-ig, -d

1)

-es, -ing, -ed; 2)

n:f oof
'a:la:n

2)

O ton (weak form o/'Sru:) through

Owsek, -s, -ig, -t thwack v.),

-ened

n:d

(from throw)
Oru''aat throughout

['jn:l-,

-Ian],

-8

-z

uhlan,

ooz|e

'n:z|i, -ia*, -iist, -ili, -inis

-ier, -iest, -ily, -iness

'nrtrci (n'tre) outr^

'n:zl, -z ouzel, -s

'nitram Outram

'a:zli

Ouseley

(.

v.),

Ouse
ooz|y,

u waim

426

nrriika 'waizeika*

u
u
n

weak form ofhn: who

occasional

nl'riika Ulrica

'urngwei

uh, ax] ugh.

'nlrik ('nlri^) Ulrich
[nf,

['jnar-,

-rag-,

-gwai]

Uruguay

^r
yfaitt, -s,

wainz

1) wines {plur. of wine);

whines {from whine); 3)
waindz winds

-ig, "id waft, -s, -ing,

-ed

{the letter), -'si

irai,

2)

why; 2) Wye; 3) yJ
Owaid, -z, -8% -ist; -li, -nis; Owai'oumig Wyoming
-n, -nz, -^ig ["nig], -nz wide Owaip, -s, -ig, -t wip|e
-z 1)

-s,

(&'.),

(s.

-n, -ns, -ning,

waid,
O'waia*,

-z

-St;

-r,

-ness;

-ly,

Owait,

-ned

= wie,

withe,

-s

'waiat Wyat(t)

Owai|f, -TZ

[-iness

wi|fe, -ves

'waif|laik, -li wife|like, -ly

-igj -d 1) whil|e (s. v.
eonj.), -es, -ing, -ed;
2) wil|e

-ed

-es, -ing,

v.),

(s.

-z, -a*, -ist 1) wild (s. adj.

adv.) (W.), -s, -er, -est; 2) Wilde;

3) Wyld; 4) whiled;
'waildfaia* wildfire

wiled

5)

'traildjig^ -ij", -li, -nis wild|ing

(W.), -ish, -ly, -ness

whilom

'trailam

'wail|i, -ia*, -list, -inis 1) wil|y,

-ier, -iest, -iness; 2) Wyllie
'Trailst whilst

O'waiman Wyman

wain,

-d

-z, -ig/li,

-s; 2) {. V.)

whin

1) (.)

e, -es,

wine,

-ing/ly,

wannd

-ig,

-z,

1)

form of wind) wind, -s;

wind (roll round, go round),
-ing, wound; 3) whined (/Vowt

2)(!'.)

whine)

waind,
horn\,

-z, -ig, -id

-s,

wind

(v.)

{blow

-ing, -ed

'waindig, -z,
'waini winy

-li

winding

Whyte

-haven
'waithed, -z whitehead (W.), -s
'waitThiit, -'hot white- |heat, -hot
'wait! whit(e)y
'waitig, -z whiting (s.) (W.), -s
'waitij, -nis whitish, -ness
'waitjnib, -z y-tube, -s
'waitli 1) whitely; 2) Whiteley
'wait]n, -nz, -nig [-ijiig], -nd
whitlen, -ens, -ening, -ened

'waitnig (s.) whitening

'waitnis whiteness
'waittjapl Whitechapel
'waitwoj, -iz, -ig, -t; -a*|Z white-

wash (s. v), -es, -ing,

'waitwnd whitewood

(s.)

(jioetical

-s,

-ist; -ig, -id

adj. v) (W.), -es,
-ing, -ed; 2) wight
-a*,

{s.

-ed; -er/s

O waiT,

-ed

waind,

s.),

[-ed
'waitbeit whitebait
'waitbiad, -s, -id whitebeard, -s,
'wait.fraiaz Whitefriars
-heiyn
White|hall,
'wait|'ha:l,

O Tvail, -z,
waild,

{v.

-ed

(W.), -s; 8)

(s. v.),

-ed; -y, -ier, -iest, -ily,

-s,

1) whit|e
-er, -est;

-s

-dj -ri, -ria*,

-z, -rig,

-riist, -rili, -rinis wir|e

-es, -ing,

-es, -ing,

(s.

adj.),

[-s,

-ly

'

-z, -ig, -d wiv|e, -es, -ing,

-ed
waiyain, -z 1 ) wi vern, -s 2) wy vern
;

(W.), -s

waiTZ wives {plw. of

sing. pres. of wive)

O waiz,

wife,

-a*, -ist, -li, -nis 1)

(s.

a4).) (W.),

2)

Y's

-r,

-St,

S"-''

wise

-ly, -ness;

'waizeika*, -z wiseacre,

-s

wannd wei

'wdbrids 'weitris

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trannd wound {from wind v) O'weibrids, -iz 1) weighbridge,

'wsedji ['wod-], -iz wadd|y, -ies -s; 2) Weybridge
v.)
-id 1) wad|e
O wag, -z, -ig, -d wag
O weid, -z,
(s. v.), -s,

-ging, -ged
'wiegan, -z; -8*/z

wagon [waggon],

-s; -er/s

wsega'net, -s wagonette, -s
[-ness
'weegari waggery
'wtegiX, -li, -nis waggish, -ly,
-1* ^agg|le,

'irtegll, -Iz, -JiB [-Ufllj

-Ies, -ling, -led

'wgii8* Wagner {English name)

'vseg- wagon-lit,
wag5n.'li:, -z

'waegteil, -z wagtail, -s

Owsek,

[-s

whack

-s, -ii|, -t

v.),

(s.

-ing, -ed
'wk|a*, -az; -ig/z whack|er, -ers;
-ing/s
-8,

wk9,

wax

-iz, -ii), -t 1)

-es, -ing,

-ed

2)

(s. .),

whacks {from

whack)
'wieks|9n;

-1,

wax|en;

-inis

-y,

wtekt whacked {from whack)

Owag,

-z, -ig, -d
-ing, -ed

whang

O'wsepanteik, 'w8l

WAn,

weighed

{from weigh)
'weida*, -z wader, -s
weids, -iz, -ig, -d wag|e (. v),
-es (s. .), -ing, -ed
'weidsa*, -z, -riij, -d; -ra'/z

wager (. .), -s, -ing, -ed;

O'weiabl weighable

-er/s

[-ing
weif, -s waif, -s
'weifcar|a*, -az, -ig wayfar|er, -ers,
'weifa*, -z; -ri wafer, -s; -y

O 'weihai'wei Wei-hai-wei
O weik, -8, -ig, -t, wonk
(s.

v.),

-es, -ing, -ed,

wak|e

woke

'weikjan, -snz, -anig [-ifig], -and

wak|en, -ens, -ening, -ened
'weikfiild Wakefield
'weik|fMl, -fuli [-fali], -fwlnis
wake|ful, -fully, -fulness
weil, -z, -ig/li, -d 1) wail (s. v.),
-s, -ing/ly, -ed; 2) whal|e, -es,
-ing; 3) wale, -s
weiflei, -'leiz, -'leiig, -leid way-

-iness

-8,

(s.

-ifl,

(W.), -es, -ing, -ed; 2)

(s. v.),

= 'wo-

-z 1) one, -s; 2)

won {from

|lay, -lays, -laying, -laid

[-s
wei'leia*, -z waylayer, -s
'weila*, -z 1) whaler, -s; 2) Waler,
weilz 1) Wales; 2) wails; 3) whales

win)
'WAn'aid one-eyed
WAnd|a*, -az, -arii) /li, -ad j -amant 0'wei|inan, -ma6 Wey|man, -mouth
wond|er, -ers, -ering/ly, -ered; 'weimant weighment
Owein, -z, -ig, -d 1) wan|e (s.
-erment
v.), -es, -ing, -ed; 2) wain, -s;
'wAndajful, -fteli [-falil, -ftflnis

wonder|ful, -fully, -fulness

'WAndara*, -z wonderer, -s
'wAndras, -li, -nis wondrous,

3)
-ly,

[ged
WAna*, -z oner, -s
'WAn|'ha:g, -'legd one-|horse, -leg-

'wAnnis oneness
WAns once

[-ness
_

^WAn'saidid,-li, -nis onesided, -ly,

WAn'self oneself

WAnt,

-id dialectal for

-id wont, -ed

wonnt,

-s,

-s;

-ing, -ed

-d
3)

1)

(s. v.),

way (W ),

whey;

4)

-ing, -edj
'weskat], -s

[-s,

waistcoat, -s
ireist, -s, -ig, -id 1) waist (s.)>
-s; 2) wast|e(s. adj. v.), -es, -ing,"]

[-edJ
'weista*, -z waster, -s
'Treist|ful, -fuli [-fali], -fwlnis
waste|ful, -fully, -fulness
'weistjids, -raLz wast|age, -rel/s
-s,

'wAr|i, -iz, -iiij li, -id worr|y

-ies, -ying/ly, -led

wey,

[-stk-,

-8, -ig, -id 1) wait {s.v),

-ing, -ed; 2) weight (. v.),
-ing, -ed

O weit,

O'WAral Worrall

wei, -z, -ii),

-s, -ig, -id wainscot,"]

Oweis Wace
'weiskont

-ness

2)

Wayne

'weinskat,

-s;

weigh,

-8.

'weita*, -z waiter, -s
'weit|i, -ili, -inis; -lis weight|y,
-ily, -iness; -less
'weitris, -iz waitress, -es

'weiwad

'weljmsn

O'weiwadj

-lij

-nis

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wayward,

-ly,

-ness

O weiTj -z,
-es, -ing,

-ig, -d 1) wav|e (s. v.),

-ed; 2) waiv|e, -es, -ing,

-ed

'weivali
'weiT|i,

wav|y,

Oweiz

Waverley
-inis;

-ili,

-lis;

-lit/s

1)

ways

(plwr.

of way);

weighs (from weigh);

Webb(e);

3)

weys

!,

2)

-ig;

web,

-s,

-fntid
-bed;

weds,

-rig, -d

-a,

welter,

-s,

-s; -i, -ia*, -list, -ili, -inis

wealth,

-s;

-ier,

-y,

-iest, -ily,

-iness

'weLwiJa*, -z well-wisher,

-s

'welzli Wellesley

Owen,
wend,

-z 1) when; 2)
-ig, -id 1)

wen, -s
wend, -s,

-z,

-ing, -ed; 2)
-ij"

Wend,

-s

Wend|ic, -ish

wen'eva* [wen'ea*J whenever

wens whence
wenso?*'eTa* whensoever

went went (from

-s,

wen*/,

wenz

-iz

go)

wench,

-es
(plur.

wens

wen);

= wendz wends of
= 'wedn- Wednes'wenzdi,

'wedlak wedlock
'wec^nzdi, -z

-I.,

(. v.),

-ing, -ed

'wend|ik,

-by, -bing; -footed

'websta*, -z Webster, -s
Tred, -z, -ig, -iijz, -id wed,
-ding {v. s), -dings, -ded

'welta* ,

'wezli

welz wells (W.)

-ily, -iness; -eleas: -elet/s

(plur uf wey)
web, -z, -d;
1)

welt, 9, -ig, -id welt

ing, ed

weie,

weiva*, -z, -rig/li, -dj .ra*/z

1) waver, -s, -ing/ly, -ed; -er/s;
2) waiver

2)

welt

1)

2)

Wednesday,

-s

-z

-dj -waiz wedg|e

(. v.), -es, -ing -ed; -ewise
'weda*, 'Z, -rig, -d 1) weather
(. v.), -a, -ing, -ed; 2) whether;
-iz, -ig,

wether, -s
'weoa|bi:tn,-pru:fweather{beaten,
'wedali weatherly (W.)
[-proof
Oweft weft
O wel, -z, -ig, -d well (s. v. adv.
intety.), -s, -ing, -ed
wel'Miig well-being
3)

day,

-s

O 'wepan, -z, -lis

weapon,

-s, -less

wept wept (from weep)

O 'wer|i, -iz wherr|y, -ies

O 'wesban = 'westbam

West-

'wesgit Westgate
{bourne
'wesiks Wessex
'weskat, -s 1)
weiskont, -8
waistcoat, -s; 2)
'westkat

Westcott
'wesli,-an/z='wez- Wesley, -an/s
weld, -z, -ig, -id 1) weld (s. v.), 'wesmaland [-stm-j Westmorland
-a, -ing, -ed;
2) welled (from 'wesminsta* [-stm-] Westminster
well)
west west (s. adj. adv.) (W.)
'wel'dAn well-done
[-ing 'westboin Westbourne
'wel'dn'|a*, -az, -ig well-dojer, -ers,

'westali westerly

'wela* Weller
'wcla'dei welladay
'welfea* welfare
'weligtan, -z Wellington,

'westan 1) western; 2) Weston

'westana*. -z westerner, -s
[-n/s
west'feiba [-Ija], -n/z Westphalia,
'wesfgit, -kat West|gate, -cott
'westleik Westlake

welk,

-s

whelk,

-s

-s

'wellLam,
(s.

-z^ -ig. -d weIcom|e

adj. V. mterj.), -es, -ing, -ed

'welkin welkin
'wel'nai well-nigh
welp, -s, -Ig, -t whelp
-ing, -ed

(s. v.),

-s,

'westm'wesm'westwad, -z, -li westward,

O wet, -a*, -ist} -s, -ig, -id

-s,

1)

-ly

wet

(. v.),

-ter, -test; -s, -ting (v. .)>

-ted;
-ted

2)

whet

(.

v.),

-s,

-ting,

wel/,
-ig, -t; -a*/z welsh 'wetllj, -nis wet|ti8h, -ness
(W.) -es, -ing, -ed; -er/s
'wetstonn, -z whetstone (W.),
'wel/lman, -man Welsh|man,-men O'wezli, -an/z Wesley, -an/s
-iz,

-s

wea* 'waikmanlaik

wsa*
wea*,
(s,

1)

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where; 2) =wa:* were

wo:a*,wa:n l)wear
-a, -ing,
wore, worn;

v.),

ware (s. interj.) (W.),

wsa'bai whereby

-a

W8:l wi:k

O wa:lj

-z, -ig,

-d

1)

-mg, -ed;

2)

==

whorl, -a, -ed

wa:ld, -z 1) world,

-a;

-z, -rifl,

2)

-a,

3)

whirl

(s. v.),

wo.'l, -z, -d

2)

whirled;

whorled

O'wsafo:a* wherefore
[-sea 'wa:ldl|i^ -la*, -list, -inis worldl|y,
0'weehan|8, -ziz warehoa|8e (g.),
-ier, -ieat, -iness
'wEahan|z [-s], -ziz [-siz], -ziij 'wa:ldlii), -z worldling, -s
[-8ii|], -zd [-st] warehoujse (v.),
'wa:llglg, -z whirligig, -s
-sea, -aing,

-aed

'wa:lpa:l, -z whirlpool, -s

Owea'rtet whereat
TTsa'rsez whereas
wsa'rAnda* whereunder

'wailwind, -z whirlwind,

-a

O wa:m, -z, -ig, -d; -i worm

[-upon
WEar|AD'ta:, -a'pan where|unto,
wsa'reTa* wherever
wea'rea* where'er
[-able
wsar|a*, -az, -abl wear|er, -era,

-s,

(s. v.),

-ing, -ed; -y

'waimwud wormwood (W.)

O wa:s

worse

wa:st, -s, -ig, -id worst

-8, -ing, -ed (v.)

(s.

adj.

v.),

'wearabants whereabouts (s.)

O'waijip, -8, -ig, -t; -a*/z wor'weara'bants whereabouts (cnnj.)
ship (s. V.) (W.), -s, -ping, -ped;
'wear|i, -ia*, -list, -ill, -inis war|y,
-ier, -ieat, -ily, -iness

wsa'rin wherein
[2) Waring
'wsarig I) wearing {from wear);
ffea'raf [-'roT] whereof

wsa'ran whereon

[-e'er

O wsasoMl'eya*, -'sa* whereso|ever,

Owea'wiO

[-'wid]

wherewith

wsawi'do:! wherewithal
O wcaz 1) wares (from ware)
2) Where's (= where is); 3) wears
(from wear wsa*)
wa:* [wsa*] were (from be)
(strong form)
wa:*, -z, -rig, -d whirr (s. v.), -s,
-ing, -ed

O wa:d,

-z, -ii|, -id; -lis 1)

(. v.), -a,

-ing

(v. .),

word

-ed; -less;

2) whirred (from whirr)

'wa:d|i, -ia*, -iist, -ill, -inis word|y,

-per/s
'wa:Xip|fMl, -fall [-fall], -fwlnis
worship|ful, -fully, -fulness
Owa:t, -s 1) wort, -s; 2) wert
(from be)
'wa;tlber|i [-bar-], -iz whortleberr|y, -ies
Owa:6, -s worth (W.), -s
'wa:61is, -11, -nis worthless, -ly,
-ness
0'wa:wul|fj -tz werewol|f, -ves
wa:z whirrs ifrom whirr)
'waizjbara, -11 Wor8|borough, -ley
wa* were (from be) (leeaA form)

wad would (ifrom will) (weak form)

wa'leikia, wa'ln:n, etc.

wo'lwa'rsez
wea'rsez whereaa

=
wa'rera* = wsa'reva*

wherever
wast wast (from be) [weak form)
waz waa (from be) (weak form)

-ier, -ieat, -ily, -ineaa

9 wl: 1) (pron) we [normal form);
'waidzwa'O Wordsworth
2) (adj.) wee
0'wa:d|i, -iz. -la*, -Hat; -Hi, 0'wl:ba* Weber (English name)
-inis worthfy (. adj.), -ies, -ier, O wild, -z, -ig, -id; -1, -inis weed

-ieat; -ily, -ineas

Owa:k,
work,

-s,
-a,

(s.

-abl
ing, -ed; -er/s; -able
-ig, -t;

-a'/z;

'wa:khau|s, -ziz workhoujae, -aes

v.),

'wl:da

-a,

-ing, -ed;

-y, -ineaa

Ouida

'wl:d|l, -Iz, -llg [-lig], -Id wheed|le,

lea, -ling, -led

'wi:dla* [-Ja*], -z wheedler, -a

working (.), -a
'wa:k{man, -man workjman (W.), Owi:k (s.), "S week, -s
-men
wi:k (adj.), -a*, -ist; -an, -anz,
-^ig [-anigj, -and weak, -er,
'wa:kman|lalk, -11, -Jip work-eat; -en, -ena, -ening, -ened
man] like, -ly, -ahip
'wa:kii), -z

'wi:kli 'wiSez
'wi:kli

weekly;

1)

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weakly;

2)

3) Weakley
'wi:klii), -z weakling, -s

'wiiknii)

adj.), -z

(s.

weakening,

-s

'wiiknis weakness
1) weeks
Week(e)8

wl:ks
2)

{plur.

of week);

-Zj -IB} -d 1) wheel (s. v.),

-ing, -ed; 2) weal, -a; 3) we'll

wi:ld, -z, -ifl, -id 1) wield,

-ing, -ed; 2) weald (W.),

-s,

-s;

wheeled (/rom wheel)

'vi:ldan wealden (W.)
wheeler (W.), -s
Owiin, -z, -ifl, -d 1) ween, -s,
-ing, -ed 2) wean, -s, -ing, -ed
'wiila*, -z

weanling,

'wi:nlii|, -z

-s

wept weep,

-s, -ig/li,

-s,

wept

-ing/ly,

'wiipa*, -z weeper, -s

'wi:tn

wheat-ear,

wheaten;

1)

Owi:v,

-ig,

-z,

weav|e,

1)

woven

2)

2)

Wheaton

wonv, 'won van

-es,

-ing,

we
-z, -d ; -hnd/z widow,
-ed; -hood/s

'widona*, -z widower, -s
'widaan, -z widgeon, -s

Owio

[wi6] with
wi'daut without

(prep.)

wi5|'dra: [wi8-], -'draiz, -'dra:ig,

-'dram; -'draial/z with-

|draw, -draws, -drawing, -drew,

-drawn; -drawal/s
'wida*, -z, -rifl, -d 1) (v.) wither
(W.) -8, -ing, -ed; 2) (conj.)

whither

'wi5am Witham (surname, river

in Lincolnshire)
(adj.), -li

withering, -ly

widasou'eva* whithersoever
'widaz

(.)

O 'wia*,-^

withers (W.)

1)

3)

'wiad, -ist,
-ly, -ness

weir(W.), -s; 2) Wear

we're (= weare)
-li, -nis weird, -est,

'wiarji, -ia*, -list; -ili, -inis; -iz,

iiij, -id wear|y (aiy. v.), -ier,
-lest; -ily, -iness; -ies, -ying,
-led
'wiarisam, -li, -nis wearisome,

-ness
-s, -iij, -t

whifi

(s. v.),

-s,

Owig,

-z, -ii),

-s; 2)

wig

-d

1)

(s. v.), -s,

whig (W.),
-ging, -ged

wove, 'wig'ari, -izm whigglery, -ism

[-ness
'wigii), -z wigging (s.), -s

we've (= we have)
weaver, -s; 2) weever,

O 'widoB,

'widarig

-'staendz,
-'stsendig, -'tttnd with|stand,
-stands, -standing, -stood

-ing, -ed

-s

"'drn:,

wi'5in within
wi'5o:l withal
wi5'steend
[wiO-],

-ly,

'wiiva*, -z 1)
'wi:vfl, -z weevil, -s
[-s
Owi:z,-iz,-ii|, -d; -ij-iniswheezje
(s. v.), -es, -ing, -ed; -y, -iness
wi:z8*
'veiza* Weser
'wi:zl, -z weasel, -s
wi {freqttent weak form of wi:)

-8,

-holden

O wif,

Owilt wheat
'ffi:ti8*, -z

-'houldz,
[wi6-],
widl'liould
-'honldii),
-'held, -'houldan
with|bold, -holds, -holding, -held,

{river)

3)

Owi:p,

wid'hould 'wili

'wi5|i, -iz with|y, -ies

O wiilj
-8,

'wigiX,

-li,

-nis

whiggish,

-ly,

'wig|l, -Iz, l.ig [-lig], -Id wigg|le

(s. v.), -Ies, -ling, -led

'wig mo:

Wigmore

-z wigwam, -s
wick (W.), -s
'wika*, -wa:k wicker, -work
'wikam 1) Wykeham; 2) Whick-

'wigwsem,

Owik,

ham;

-s

3)

Wickham

-nis/iz wicked,
-ness/es
'wibit, -s wicket, -s
'wiklif I) Wyclif(fe); 2) Wickliffe
'wiklifait, -s Wyclifite, -s
Owil,-z,-ig, -d 1) will (s.) (W.),
-s ; 2) will (auxiUary verb) [strong
form); 3) will {transitive verb),

'wikid,

-ist, -li,

-est, -ly,

-s, -ing, -ed

'wilbafais Wilberforce
'wildanis, -iz wilderness, -es
'wiladawisp, -s will-o'-the-wisp,-s
'Wilfrid 1) Wilfred; 2) Wilfrid
'wilfwl, -nis wilful, -ness

'wilfnl|i [-fal-], -ist wilfull|y, -est

wilhermi:na
Willy

'wili

[-hil-]

Wilhelmina

wili'nili 'winou

'winoniqften 'witbi

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'wili'nili willy-nilly

'winouigften, -z winnowing-f an, -s

'mlig,

wins,

-nis willing (a^'.) (W.),

-ly, -ness
'wlljam, -z, -sn William, -s, -son
'wilk|i, -inz, -insn Wilklie, -ins,
-li,

-inson

wilkoks
cox;

Willcocks;

2)

-ig, -dj -i
-ing, -ed; -y
-z',

willow

'wilsn Wilson
wilt wilt (from will
'wilz wills (W.)

whim,

-z

'winsam,
-ness

-li,

-nis

winsome,

-ly,

winj, -iz
wintj", -iz winch, -es
'winta*, -z, -rig, -d winter (s. v.),
(W.), -s, -ing, -ed

(s. v.),

'wintr|i, iinis wintr|y, -iness

win/J,
aitx. verb)

'wilzd^n IjWilsdon; 2)Willesden

Owim,

winc|e, -es, -ing,

Will-

Wilcox

3)

'wilou^
-8,

1)

-iz, -ig, -t

-ed

-s

-iz

winch,

-es

'wintjista* Winchester
'wintjlsi 1) Winchelsea; 2) Winchilsea
winz 1) wins (from win); 2) whins
windz winds
(from whin); 3)

'wimbl, -dan Wimble, -don

'wimin women (plur. of woman)

'winza* [-ndz-] Windsor'

wimzi'kaeliti whimsicality
'wimzik|9l, -all, >9lnis whimsiclal,
-ally, -alness

-s, -ping, -ped; -per/s

'wip|a'rln, -a'zin
whipp|er-in,

O wig, -z, -ig, -d; -id wing (s. v.),

wimpa*, -z, -rii)/li, -d; -ra'/z
a, -ing, -ed (part.); -ed (adj.)
-ed;
wigk, -s, -ig, -t [wigt] wink
1) whimper, -s, -ing/ly,
-er/s; 2} Wliymper
(s. v.), -a, -ing, -ed
wimpl, -z wimple, -s
'wigk], -z winkle (W.), -s
'wimponl Wimpole
Owip, -s, -ig, -t; -a*/z whip,

Owin,

-z, -ig,

win

1)

win

(. .),

-era-in
'wipasnffipa*, -z whippersnapper,

won; 2) whin, -s; 'wipig (s.), -z whipping, -s

[-s
Wynn(e)
'wipit, -s whippet, -s
irind, -z,
-id 1) (s.), wind Owis wis
[-ing, -ed
(air in motion), -s; 2) (v.) wind
wisk, -s, -ig, -t whisk (s. v.), -s,
ning,

-s,

3)

Winn;

(detect
-s,

by

4)
-ig,

scent,

exhaust breath),

-ing, -ed

'windam 1) Wyndham; 2) Windham; 3) Wymondham

'windamia* Windermere
'irindtoil, -z windfall, -s

'windji,

-la*,

-list;

-ili,

-inis

wind|y, -ier, -iest; -ily, -iness

'windlas, -iz windlass, -es

'inndon,

window,

-z

-s

'windwad windward (W.)

'winza* Windsor
'windza*

'wina*, -z winner,

-s

2) Winfrid
'win|i, -iz, -iig, -id 1) whinn|y
(s.v.), -ies, -ying, -ied; 2) Winnie

winfrid

1)

Winfred;

'winifrid Winifred
'winig, -z, -11 winning
(W.),

-s,

(.

adj.)

-ly

-z,

-iz

winnow,

whisker, -s, -ed

whisk|y [whisk|ey],

-d

-ies [-eys]

wis'kansin Wisconsin
-Iig [-|Ig], -Id; -la*,
-laz whi8t|le (s. v.), -Ies, -ling,
-led; -Ier (W.), -lers

'wi8|l, -Iz,

wisp, -s wisp, -8
'wispa*, -z, -rig, -d ; -ra*/z whisper
(s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -er/s
wist 1) wist; 2) whist
'wist|ful, -fnli [-fall], -fulnis
wist|fui, -fully, -fulness
OwiJ",
(s.

-iz,

v.),

-ig,

-es, -ing,

-t;

-a*/z

wish

-ed; -er/s

-fnli [-fali], -fwlnis

wishlful, -fully, -fulness

wiJJfMl,

'wi/wo/ wish-wash
'wijiwoji wishy-washy

Owit,

'winipeg Winnipeg
'Trinou, -z, -ig, -dj -a*/z
-6, -ing, -ed; -er/s

'wiska*,
'wisk|i,

-8

1)

wit

(s.),

-a;

2)

wit

whit (W.)
'wit|bi, -bred Whit|by, -bread
(v.);

3)

'witaka*

wo:*

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'witaka* [-tik-] Whit(t)aker

'witam l)Withiim {town inllssex);
2) Wittam
'witfiild 1) Whitefield; 2)
field

'witid witted
'witika* Whit(t)aker
'wltiijli wittingly
'witisizm, -z witticism, -s
wit|l, -Iz, -111) [-111)], -Id whittlle
(s. v), -les, -ling, -led
'witlis, -11, -nis witless, -ly, -ness
'witlou, -z whitlow, -s

'witman Whitman
'witni 1) Witney (W.); 2) Whitney
'witnis^ -iz, -ii), -t witness (s. v.),
-es, -ing, -ed
'wit'sAndi, -z Whitsunday, -a
'witsn, -'dei/z Whitsun, -day/s
'wilsntaid, -z Whitsuntide, -s
witj",
2)

-ig/Ii,

-iz,

witch

-t

which;

1)

-ed

-es, -ing/ly,

(s. v.),

wych-elm,
'witj'eya* whichever
'witj"elin, -z

-s

'witj"ar|i, -iz witoher|y, -ies

Owie

wid with
[waid, -z] withe,
wi6|'dro:, -'kould, -'staend,
wie

[prep.)

(s.),

-s

= wi8-

Owiz,

-iz,

-es, -ing,

-ifl,

-d whizz

(.

-s
efc.

i>.),

-ed

(W.),

woe,

-s;

Wobum

ward

1)

warred (from war)

'wo:da*, -z warder (W.), -s

'wo:dl Wardle
'wa:dn, -z warden (W.), -s
'wa:d|roub/z, -rum/z ward|robe/s,

-room/s

Owo:a* wore {from wear)

Owo:|f, -Tz, -ft wharjf, -ves, -fs
'wo:fea* warfare
'wa:f|id3, -indsa'/z wharf |age,
-inger/s
wo:ft, etc.

O wo:k,

= wa:ft,

etc.

walk

-8, -ii), -tj -a*, -az

(s. v.), -s,

-ing, -ed; -er (W.), -ers

'wa:kii|stik, -s walkingstick, -s

Owa:l,
(W.),

-z, -ig,
-s,

-d 1) wall

(s.

ti.)

-ing, -ed; 2) waul,

-s,

-ing, -ed

wo:l [wa:l], -z, -d whorl, -s, -ed

'wa:laik warlike
'wo'ldan Walden
'wo:lnat [-UAt], -s walnut, -s
'wo:lak, -s warlock, -s
'wo'lponl Walpole
'wo'lras [-rAs], -iz walrus, -es
wo'ls, -iz, -ig, -t; -a*/z waltz
(s.

v.),

-es, -ing,

-ed; -er/s

-o:I [-1]

Wals|inghani,

whoa

'wonbiga'n woe-begone
[-fall],

-fulnis

woe|ful, -fully, -fulness

Walter {English name)

'wo'ltam [-lOam]
'wo'lten

Waltham

Walton

-ist; -Ii, -nis, -6

[-pB]; -z, -ig, -d; -a*, -az warm
(s. adj. v.), -er, -est; -ly, -ness,
-th; -s, -ing, -ed; -er (.). -ers

O wa:n, -z, -ig/ll, -d 1) worn {from

wear); 2) warn,

O'woakii), -am Woking, -ham

O would, -z wold,
O wount 1) won't;

'wo'lta*

wo; Owa:m, -9%

2)
[3)

Owond woad
O'wonlfMl, -full

-Jip

-ing, -ed; -ship

-s,

-all

'wizad, -ri wizard, -ry

'wizn, -d wizen, -ed
[form)
#Tvl will [auocUiary verb) {weak
1)

1)

-z, -ig, -idj

'wois|igam,

'wizdam wisdom

won, -z
O'wouba'n

'wa:b|l, -Iz, -lig [-Jig], -Id; -la/z

warbjle, -les, -ling, -led; -ler/s
(s. V.)

-ily, -iness

'waits*

O 'wo:b|ek, -a-tn Warb|eok, -urton

Whit- Owo:d,

'wit|i, -ia*, -list, -ili, -inis witt|y,

-ier, -lest,

'W9:bek

-8

8)

-s,

-ing/ly, -ed;

Warne

'wo:'nant worn-out

2)

wont

wonntid wonted

'wo:n|a*, -az; -ig/z warn|er (W.),

-ers; -ing/s

O wouT, -an wove C/rom weave), -n O wo:p, -8, -ig, -t warp, -s, -ing, -ed
O wouz woes (plur. of woe)
Owa:t, -8, -i 1) wart, -s, -y;
wo:*, -z, -rin, -d 1) war v.), 2) waught, -a
(s.

-s,

-ring,

wear

v.);

-ed;
3)

2)

Warre

wore [from 'wo:ta*,

(.

v!),

-z, -rig,
-s,

-d; -lis

-ing, -ed; -less

water

wopin wnd

woitobaii 'wspanteik

'

'wo:t9bar|i, iz Waterbur|y, -ies

haus

'wo:t9|(lad,

-house
'wa:t3kres,

Water|ford,

'warant

watercress, -es

-iz

whopping

1)

'?^a
2) Wapping
O 'waran, -z =

warin,

-s;

(.),

-z

-s, -ig, -id; -a'/i

(8. v.),

Waterloo
warrant, -s, -ing, -ed; -er/s
-mon waterjinau (W.), 'warantabjl, -11, -Inis warrant-

,wo:ta'Iu: ['W9:t9la:}

'iraitalmgn,

-men
I'^^l
'wo:t9pru:f, -s, -t waterproof, -sj
'wo:t9r|l, -inis waterjy, -iness

O wo:vz wharves (plur. of wharf)

O wo:z wars {from war)
'W9b|l, lz,^q [llg],-ldwobb|le
(s.

O W9d,

wobbler,

-z

["19*],

wad

-z, -io, -id

ding
wodi,
3)

-Ies, -ling, -led

v.),

'W9bj9*

[v.

= Veed|i

'ff9digt9u

Waddington

'wod|l, -Iz,

-^ifl [lial,

-Ies, -ling,

Waddyj

2)

wadd|y,

-iz

-ies

Wallach,

'frolsi09m 1)
'warltwait"

['wails-

ira'luin [wa'l-], -z Walloon, -s

'wambat [-bwt], -s wombat, -s
'wampam, -z wampum, -s
Owan, -a*, -ist, -li, -nis wan,
-ner, -nest, -ly, -ness

-s

'wanda*. -z, -rlfl, -d; -ra'/z

wander, -s, -ing, -ed; -er/s
y\

ant,
-ing

-s, -iOj -Id

{v.

want

(s. v.),

-a,

o<y. prep.), -ed

wantan, -11, -nls wanton, -ly,

[-ness
wantids Wantage
O'wap, -s, -iOi -t; -a'/z whop,
-ping, -ped; -per/s
wapanteik ['wtep-], -s
take, -s
-s,

MloKaIii A .Ton*!,

Wast

-iz,

-in,

-abl

-a'/z;

-t;

{a. v.)

'waXa|wuman, -wlmin
woman, -women

{v. s.),

washer-

'wajli, -inis wash|y, -iness

-s

w9:lwals
Wolsingham; 2)

wand,

wast {from be) {strong

(W.), -es, -ing

-ed; -er/s; -able

Walden

vralp*, 'weir-,

-z

1)

wash

'wol9p, -S, "io, -t wallop, -s, -ing,

[-ed
'W3l9S [-lis] Wallace
'W9lis 1) Wallace; 2) Wallis
wolit, -s wallet, -s
'w9lon (. v.), -z, -Ifl. -dj -a'/z
wallow, -8, -ing, -eel; -er/s

wand,

wast

OwaJ,

-s

wo'leikia [-kja], -n/z Wallachia,

[-n/s
'wala*, -z waller (W.)i -s

['wsBsll, -z wassail,

'wasp, -s; -laik wasp, -s; -like

'wospij, -li, -nis waspish, -ly,

form); 2)

-led

= 'w9:l"

-ness

-Id wadd|le,

'wodja* [l9']j "Z waddler,

O 'wolbarg Wolborough

'Ti'ol9k, 'Z

'worin [-ran], -z warren (W.)i

'worant, etc.
'warnt, etc.

O 'was!

-ded
wadi, -s;

s.),

-z 1)

'woId9u

-s

(a. v.), -s,

abjle, -ly, -leuess

waran'ti:, -z warrantee, -s
'war9nt|i, -iz warrant|y, -ies
'waranta:* [-ta*, waran'ta:*], -z
warrantor, -s
'waria*, -z warrior, -
'worik, -Ji9*- Warwick, -shire

wapen-

[(W.), -s
'waJiBtan Washington
-8 l)what; 2) wot; 3) watt

Owat,

watl'eTa*, -'ea* what|ever, -e'er

'watl, -z, -d wattle, -s, -d
'watli Whatley

'watlig Watling
'watnat, -s whatnot,

-s

'watsn Watson
watsoM'oTa whatsoever
watj"

-iz,

v.),

(s.

-ig,

-a'/z

-tj

watch, -es, -ing, -ed; -er/a

watJIfMl, -fuli [-falil, -flnis
watch|ful, -fully, -fulness
{from be) {strong form)
wu:, -z, -ifl, -d; -a'/z woo, -s,
-ing, -ed; -er/s

O waz was

wooed {from woo)

Owuif, -8 5 -1 woof, -s; -y
Owuiin, -z womb, -s

O wu:d

O wu:nd, -z, -ifl, -id wound

wu:nz

O wu;z

9wud,
2)

(s. v.),

-ing, -ed

-s,

= wuindz

wounds
woos {from woo)
-z

1)

wood

(W.),

-;

would (/Vo will) {strong form)

Fboaatic Dlotlonar;.

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wndbari 'TaiadAkt
wndlbari,

-brids, -fad,
-bridge,

Wood|bury,

-bans

'wnlfram wolfram (W.)

-ford,

'wnli 1) woolly; 2)
'wnlids Woolwich

-house
wndji, -i9% -iist, -inis } -id wood|y,
-ier, -iest, -iness; -ed
'wndland, -z woodland, -s
'

-nis wooden, -ly, -ness

wudlraf, -said, -stok Wood|roffe,
-side, -stock
'TTudwad, -z woodward (W.), -s

'wndn,

-li,

wudz woods (W.)

Ownl, -z wool, -s
'wuldrids Wooldridge
wnlan
'wulin woollen
2)
5)

-TZ

Wulf;
Wolff

3)

Wolfe;

4)

wooUjen, -iness

'wnlstek Woolsack

'walrahtemptsn Wolverhampton
'wulvatn Wolverton
wnlTZ wolves {plur. of wolf)
woolsey (W.); 2) Wolsey
Wolseley
O 'wuman, 'wimin woman, women
'wam3n|hud, -kaind womaujhood,
'wulzi

1)

'TTuIzli

-li,
-nis womanish,
-ness
'Tramanlli, -inis womanljy, -iness
'wusta*, -/ia* Worcester, -shire
'wnstid worsted (s.) (woollen yam)

'wnmanij,

wollf (W.), -ves;

1)

'Trnl|in, -inIs

WooUey

-kind

wullf,

yai'kearies

'wulfram

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Woolf;

-ly,

wnlfi/j-li, -nis wolfish, -ly, -ness

V
=

[poser)
9 T 've have
9'Ta:gna* Wagner {German com-

Taig'niarian, -z Wagnerian, -s
O'Toilit, -s varlet, -s

O'Taimint,
O'vainiJ (s.
varnish

-s

varmint,

v.),

-s

-iz, -Ig, -t; -a*/z

-es, -ing,

vying, vied

^1] vibrati|on, -ons; -onal

vai'breit ['vaib-], -s, -ii), -id
vibrat|e, -es, -ing, -ed
'vaibrant vibrailt
[ory
'raibrateri [vai'breitari] vibrat-

vied (from vie)

-s

en|ce,

vai'diiliset [-sit]=Ti'd- videlicet

vai'jela viyella

[vii,]

'vaiadAkt [-dakt],

-s

viaduct,

-s

-tly

-t,

Taialan'tJel|ou/z, -ist/s violoncell|o/8, -ist/s

'vaialin ['vaiol-j violin (chemical

substance)
[vaio'l-], -z; -ist/s violin

(musical instrument), -s;

-ist/s

'vaialit ['vaiol-], -s violet, -a

'vaiand, -z viand, -s
'vaiarail
'virail virile
'vaiaras virus

vaia'riliti

vi'riliti virility

O'vaigou Vigo
O'vaiiii vying (from

'vaidi' vide

vai'ela

2) vial, -s

'vaialeit ['valol-], -s, -ig, -id;

-a*/z violat|e,'-e8, -ing, -ed; -or/s
'vaiala ['vaiola, vai'onla], -s viol a

vaialin

O vai'setikam, -z viaticum, -s
O Tai'breiJIan, -anz; -anal [-an^,

O'vaia via

viol, -g;

[vaio'l-], -z violation,

(V.), -s

1)

'vaialabl ['vaiol-] violable

'Taialau|s ['vaiol-], -t, -tli viol-

raisonTi'en, -z varsovienne, -s
va:st, -a*, -ist, -li, -nis; -i vast,
-er, -est, -ly, -ness; -y
Ovoiz, -iz vase, -s
vai, vaiz^ vaiig, raid vie, vies,

[viz.]

-z

vaialeijan

-ed; -er/s

'TttintidSj -iz vantage, -s

O'vaisitii, -iz varsit|y, -ies

Ovaid

'raial,

vie)

vai'jela viyella

O'Taikaunt,

-s;

-is/iz;

-i^

-iz

viscount, -s; -ess/es; -y, -les

vai'kearial vicarial
vai'ksarias, -li, -nis vicarious,
-ly, -ness

'

vaikiii

TttntJ'seif

'raikig ['Ti:t-], -z Viking, -s

Tai'kja:n3
Ti'Iijnind vicuna
Tail, -*, -ist; -li, -nis 1) vile,

-St; -ly, -ness; 2)

'raisl, -z
-zj -i vin|e, -es; -y
'Tain9r|i, -iz viner|y, -ies
OTai'oula*, -z viola (V.), -s
-r,

435

OYain,

Ttegaband Twn

'vtegaband, -z vagabond (s.ac^.),

[agen

-s

'vsegabandids [-ban-] vagabond-J

O 'vtekjujam, -a, -amz vacu|um,
-a, -urns
'vtekjuas, -nis vacuous, -ness

Tje'^uiti [ra'k-] vacuity

vaialO'vaipa*, -z viper, -s

'vseksi'n [viek'si:n] vaccine

Ovais,

'vseksineit. -s, -ig, -id; -a*/z

vaccinatfe, -es, -ing, -ed; -or/s
'vwlei, -z 1) Valais; 2) less usual

Yaiol-

-iz vice

(.),

Tseksi'neiXan, -z vaccination,

-s

[admiral, -s

'vais- vice- {prefix)

rais'sedmaral [-mir-], -z vice'vaisi vice (prep.)

Yfti'siniti vicinity

'vais'kans?!, -z vice-consul, -s [-s

^ais'konsjnlit, -s vice-consulate,
'Vais'prinsipal [-sap-], -z viceprincipal, -s
vais'ri:g9l viceregal
'Vaisroi, -z viceroy, -s
'Tais'tjoinsila* [-sala*], -z vicechancellor, -s
'vai8'tXea|man, -man vice-chair|man, -men
Ovai'tseliti vitality
'vaitalaiz, -iz, -ig, -d vitalizje
[-i8|e], -es, -ing, -ed
'Taitali vitally
[-s
'raitikAltJa* viticulture
vaitjaipa'reiXan, -z vituperation,
vai'^oipareit, -s, -ig, -idj -a*/z;
-iv [. . . rativ] vituperat|e, -es,
-ine, -ed; -or/s; -ive
'valt|l, -alij -Iz vitjal, -ally; -als

OTai'TKSiti vivacity
vai'veijas,
-ly, -ness

-li,

(s.

intetj.), -a

-nis

vivacious,

'vaiva, -z viva (oraJ examination),^

[-sj
'vaiva'Toiisi viva voce
vai'vlparas, -li, -nis viviparous,
[-ly, -ness
vaiz vies [from vie)

'raiza*, -z visor, -s

van,

-z, -ig,

O'Tauel
-s;

-d

[-il, -alj,

vow

[-ing, -ed"]
(. v.),

-s,J

-z; -laik vowel,

-like

O vantJT,

-iz, -ig, -tj -a*/z

vouch,

-es, -ing,

-8, -ig, -t

-ed

pron. of 'Tselit,
valour

-s valet

(s.),

-s

'Tselans, -iz, -t 1) valance, -s,

-d; 2) valence (damask, short
curtain), -s, -d

veelansi'enz [-'sjenz, -'si:nz]

lenciennes

vouchsafje,

Va-

(lace)

'reelantain, -z valentine (V.), -s

'vKlaras, -li valorous, -ly
val'htela Walhalla [Val-]
Yse'lL'z [va'l-], -iz valise, -s
'Tieli, -z 1) valley, -s; 2) less

pron. of

'Tselit, -s

valet

usual

(s.),

-s

'Tselid, -li, -nis valid, -ly, -ness

vseli'deij^n validation
-ig, -id

'vtelideit, -s,
-es, -ing,

validat|e,

-ed

vseli'diklX^n/z; -tari valedic|ti[-ing, -ed"!

on/s; -tory
'vselit, -s, -ig, -id valet (g. v), -s,J
'vselitjuidi'nsarian, -z, -izm valet-

udinarian,

-8,

-ism

'veeljant, -li j -nis valiant, -ly, -ness

'Tselljn-, -jn:z, -jn-ig, -jn:d val|ue
(s. v.), -ues, -uing, -ued

Tselju'eijan, -z valuation, -s
'Tseyu'a*, -z valuer, -s
'vseljuabl, -nis valuable, -ness
[-s
'vseljulis valueless
'valkiri [vaerkiari], -z Valkyrie,

vselpa'reizon Valparaiso
T^I'pnagis [-'pa:g-] (Tal'purgis)

Walpurgis
Tselv, -z; -jula* valv|e, -es: -ular
OTsemp (s. v.), -s, -ig, -t; -a*/z
vamp, -s, -ing, -ed; -er/s

'Tsempaia*, -z vampire,

Tsemt

-es, -ing, -ed; -er/s

vantj'seif,

'T8Bla*

vai'sisi1jn:d, -z vicissitude, -s
'raisi'vaisa vice versa

'vaivset, -s vivat

-8

-s

= vaempt vamped

O Tsen,

-z, -ig,

-d van

-ning, -ned

28*

(g. v.),

-s,

vKn'bru: 'Tcidi'miikam

436

van'brn: ['Tsenbra] Vanbrugli

vsea'daik, -s Vandyke [Van Dyck]
(name of painter, picture), -s
'Tsendaik

Vandyke

(adj.) (brown,

etc.)

[-alism
'rsendabilt Vanderbilt
'Tsend|dl/z, -alizm vand|al/a (V.),
vaiu'diiiuan Van Diemen
'ra;nga:d, -z vanguard, -s
'vsenij", -iz, -ii), -t vanish, -ea,
-ing, -ed
'ra!iiit|i, -iz vanit|y (V.), -ies
Tsen'kniva* [vseg'k-] Vancouver

O'vsegkwiJ,
-8bl
-er/s;

-iz,

-ig,

vanquish,

-ea,

-t; -a*/z;
-ing, -ed;

-able

O 'vsepid, -li, -nis vapid, -ly,-nesa

veig 'Tendo:'

O veig,
-r,

vague,

-*, -istj -II, -nis

-St; -ly,

'veigar|i, -iz

-nesa
va'gsar- vagar|y,

-ies
[-s, -ly
'Tcigransi vagrancy
'yeigrant, -s, -li vagrant (s. arfj.),
'veik3ns|i, -iz vacanc|y, -ies
'veikant, -li vacant, -ly
Oveil, -z, -ig, -d 1) (.) vale, -s;
2) veil (*. kJ, -a, -ing, -ed 3) vail
;

(V.), -s, -ing, -ed; 4)

Vaile

'veilans valence {in ciiemistry)

'veilig (s.), -z veiling, -s
Oyein(adj.), -a*, -ist vain, -er, -est
vein (s.), -z, -d 1) vein, -a, -ed;
2) vane (V.), -s, -d
'vein'gloiri vainglory
Tein'gla:rias, -li, -nis vainglorioua, -ly, -neas

va'piditi [va'p-] vapidity

Ovseri'eijan, -z dialectal foryz^r'Tein|i, -ia*, -iist vein|y, -ier, -iest
'vserikons varicose
'vcerisiiz ['vsar-] varices [plur. of 'veinllaik, -lis vein|like, -leas
'veariks varix)
'Tein|li, -nis vain|ly, -neas
'TS9l, -z vaaaal, -s
O 'veipa*, -z, -rig, -d; -ri vapour
'vassalidg [-s^] vassalage
(s. v.), -s, -ing, -ed; -y
Tiesileit, -s, -ig/li, -id: -a*/z 'veiparaiz, -iz, -ig, -d; -9*/z
vaporiz|e [-is|e], -ea, -ing, -ed;
vacillat|e, -es, -ing/ly, -ed; -or/s
-er/s
O vset, -s, -ii), -id vat (s. v.), -s,
-ting, -ted
veiparai'zeijan, -z vaporization

'vwtikan Vatican
O 'vsevasua*, -z vavasour

[-isa-],

(V.), -s

O 'vazili:n vaseline
e VAl'gseritli, -iz vulgarit|y,

-ies

'vAlga*, -re*, -rist, -li vulgar, -er,

-est, -ly

'vAlgaraiz. -iz. -ig, -d; -9*/z

vulgarizfe [-isfe], -es, -ing, -ed

-a

'veiparas, -li, -nis vaporous, -ly,

veipa'rositi vaporosity
[-neas

O 'veiza* ['wiiz-] Weser (river)

Tedgi'teijan, -z vegetation,

-s

'vedgiteit, -s, -ig, -id; -iv vegetat|e, -ea, -ing, -ed; -ive

vedgi'tearian, -z, -izm vegetarian

(s. adj.), -a, -ism
VAlgarai'zeiJan vulgarizationj 'vedgitabl, -z vegetable (s. adj.), -s
TAlgarizm, -z vulgarism, -s
'vcdgitel vegetal
VAlgit [-geit] Vulgate
Oveks, -iz, -ig, -t vex, -es, -ing,
-ed
'VAlkeii, -ait vulcan (V.), -ite
'vAlkanaiz, -iz^ -ig, -d vulcaniz|e vek'seijan, -z vexation, -a
[-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed
vek'scijas, -H, -nis vexatious,
vulcanization
-ly, -nesa
vAlkenai'zeiJ'dn
[-isa-]
[-y
O 'velam, -z vellum, -s
vAlnara'biliti vulnerability
'yelvit, -s, -id; -i velvet, -s, -ed;
'VAlnarobI, -nis vulnerable, -nesa velvi'tiin ['velrit-], -z velveteen,
'vAlpain vulpine
[-s
Oven Venn
'VAltJa*, -z vulture, -a
[-as, -ic
vend, -z, -ig, -id vend, -a, -ing,
'reidla ['viid-], -az, -ik Ved|a,
ven'deta vendetta
[-ed
'reidi'miikom [-kAm], -z vade- ^ven'di:, -z vendee, -a
mecum, -s
'vendo:*, -z vendor, -s
-er/'s

([-isa-]"]

veads-vesikl
Teads,

-iz, -ig,

-ea, -ing, -ed;

437
-d; -ans
-eance

veiig|e,

-li,

-nis

venomous,

-ly,

-uess

vena'reijan veneration
yenareit, -s, -ii), -id; -a,z vener!it|e,

-es,

-i;ig,

vesl 'vaidgin

'vesl, -z vessel, -s

ves'peigian [-5J-,

'vend3|fMl, -fuli [-fali], -fwlnls

venge|ful, -fully, -fulness
venezTcniz'rcnam, -z, -d venom, -s, -ed

'renamas,

-ed; -or/s

venarabll, -li, -Inis veuerab|le,

[-ly, -leneas
'vcnari venery

'vestmant,

'venis Venice
venizju'irla [-'zwi:-, -'zwei-], -n/z

'Yestr|i, -iz

Venezuela, -n/s
'vealzu
'venzn venison
[-ing, -ed
yenju:, -z venue, -s
vent, -s, -ii), -id vent (s. v ), -s,

Ovet,

venti'leijan ventilation
ventileit,-s,-ig, -id; -a*/z ventilat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or/s

'ventna* [-na:*] Ventnor

'ventrikl, -z ventricle, -s
ren'trikjula* ventricular
vca'trilakwaiz, -iz, -ig, -d ventriloquiz|e [-isie], -es, -ing, -ed
Ten'trilakfv|i, -ist/s, -izm ventriloqu|y, -istfs, -ism
ventri'loukwial, -i ventriloquial,
-ly
(s. v.), -z, -rig, -d; -ra*/z
ventur|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er/s
vcntjaras, -li, -nis veuturous, -ly,
-ness
'rentjasam, -li, -nis venturesome,
[-ly, -nesa
'venzn venison

etc.

== vends venge,

etc.

va'r- verOve'rsesiti, re'reijas

vera'niika [-ro'n-] Veronica
ver|i, -ill ver|y, -ily
-faiz, -faiig, -faid;
'veri|fai,
-faia*/z; -faiabl veri|fy, -fies,
-fying, -fied; -fier/s; -liable
verifi'keijan verification, -a

verili verily
verisi'militjaid verisimilitude
'reritlabl, -abli, -i verit|able,-ably,
(V.)
veruverju[ y

ye'ronn-, ve'ran-

va'r-

[-rju-] Verulam
'vesikl, -z vesicle, -a

rernlam

Vea-

-s

vestment,

-a

veatr|y, -ies

'vestja*, -z vesture, -s
-s vet, -a

'retaran, -z veteran (s. adj.), -a

vetarinarii, -iz veterinar|y (s. adj.),
'

-iea

[mouth, -a
retj, -iz vetch, -ea
'veaniu:t, -s
'va:mu:0, -s ver-

O 'vear|i,

-iz, -iig, -id var|y, -iea,

-ying, -led
Yeari'eijan, -z variation,
vearia'biliti variability

-s

'veariob|l, -li, -Inis variab|le, -ly,

-leneaa
'vai'ian|s, -t/s varian|ce, -t/s
'vearias, -li, -nis various, -ly, -ness

veari'geij'an, -z variegation, -s
'vearigeit, -s, -ig, -id variegat|e,

rentja*

yens,

-zi-, -zj-]

[pasian
'vespa*, -z vesper, -s
'vespa'tain vespertine
'vespiar|i [-pj-], -iz vespiar|y, -ies
vest, -s, -ig, -id vest (s. v.), -a,
-ing, -ed
'vesta, -z vesta (V.), -s
'vestibju:l, /., -d vestibule, -s, -d
ves'tibjnla* vestibular
'vestidg, -iz vestige, -s
'vestl, -z 1) vestal; 2) Vestal, -a

-ea,

-ing, -ed

'vsari|ks, -si:z vari|x, -ces

vaiv verve
va:b, -z verb, -a
Tai'beitim verbatim

O'vsav

'va:b;al, -ali verbjal, -ally

'Ta:bal|ist/s, -izm verbal|ist/a, -iani

va''bi:na, -z verbena, -a
[-ness
'va:biidg verbiage
ya:'bons, -li, -nis verbose, -ly,
ya:'basiti verbosity

Ova:d Verde
"vaidanisi, -t/li verdanicy, -t/ly
'vaidigri'S verdigris
'va:dikt, -s verdict, -a
'ya:d3a* verdure
'ya:dja*[-djua*]
ya:d5, -iz, -ig, -d vergje (s. v.),
-es, -ing, -ed

'yaidga*, -z 1) verger, -a; 2) verdure

'yaidgil Vergil [Virgil]
'yaidgin, -z virgin, -a

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438

TOi'dsiniti 'TaiTCin

T9:'d3initi virginity
Ta''d3inJ8, -z, -nlz Virginia, -s, -n/s
'vo:d3in^, -z virginal (. ac^.), -a
'T8:d3u:s verjuice

Ta'b-, va'ds- = va:O va'gsarli ['veigar-], -iz

O Td'ktebjnlarli [vo'k-],

[-ies

vagar|y,

O 'vaigon Virgo
O 'T9:mifo:ni vermiform

va'keijdn, -z 1) vacation,
von'k- vocation, -s
2)

'T3:mil vermeil

va'keit, -s,
-ing, -ed

'vaimin, -as vermin, -oub

'vaiinisaid, -z vermicide, -s
Ta:mi'seli [-i'tjeli] vermicelli
'T8:mii:6 ['veamnit], -s verm(o)uth,
[-s
Ovain [Tsan] Verne

vernacular

Ta:'geilz Versailles
'vaisant, -s versant, -s
[-ness
'Ta:sas versus
'vaisatail, -li, -nis versatile, -ly,
vaisa'tiliti versatility
'Ta:si|fai, -faiz,
-faii:g, -faid;
-faia*/z ver8i|fy, -fies, -fying,
-fied; -fier/s
vaisifi'keijan versification
'va:8ikl, -z versicle, -s

'va:8oa verso
va:st, -s 1) versed; 2) verst, -s
O'TaJj^Dj -z version, -s
Ta:t vert (V.)
[-ices, -exes
'Ta:t|ek8, -isiiz, -eksiz vertjex,
Ta:'tl:gou
'va:tigou vertigo
vaiti'breita ['Ya:tib-] vertebrata
'va:tibreitid vertebrated
'Ta:tilbr{a, -i:j -al, -ali vertebr|a,

-se; -al,

(s.

-s

vertebrate

adj.), -a

Ta:'tid3ina8 vertiginous
'vaitigou [vai'tiigon] vertigo
'ra:tik|9l, -ali, -alnis vertic|al,
-ally, -alnesg
'vailjn:, -z virtue, -s
'va.'tjual [-tju-], -i virtual, -ly
'vailijuag,

-li,

-018 virtuous, -ly,

-ness

uoso,

-s"l

va:1jn'ouzou [-'ousou], -z virt-J

'yaitjnal, -i
'va:tjaal, -i
OTa:v [vsey] ^Tsrv) verve
'vaiTein vervain

va'yuiti

-id vacatje, -es,

-ii|,

= Tse'kjniti

O va'lAp1jnar|i [vo'l-],
tuar|y

adj.), -ies

(s.

vaiAptjnas [vol-],
luptuous,

Talenjia

vacuity
volup-

-iz

-ly,

-li,

-nis vo-

-ness

[-nsia]

Valencia

Ta'Ii:z [Tse'I-], -iz valise, -s

'T3:n|al [4]> -ali vern|al, -ally

'va:n{an, -i Vern|on, -ey
Ova:s, -iz verse, -s

-ally
'Taitibrit [-breit],

-s;

V3''niilj3n, >z vermilion, -s

va-'ntelgiila*, -z, -11

{s. adj.), -s, -ly

vo-

-iz

cabular|y, -ies

va'liditi validity
valiarija, -38 Valeri|a, -us
va'liarian, -z valerian (V.), -s
Ta'l^'n:minas [vo-, vo-], -li, -nis

voluminous, -ly, -ness

val^'nijan [vo-], -z volution,
va'yuit
Ta'l38-

-s

[to-], -s, -id volute, -s, -d

Ti'los-

O va'miljan, etc. = va:O va'ntekjnla*, etc. = va:-

etc.
venizva'nia [vi'n-], -z, -rij, -d veneer
(s. v.), -a, -ing, -ed
Ta'nila vanilla
Ova'piditi
va'p- vapidity
OTa'raiala variola

Tanezja-'i:la,

ya'raiatji, -iz varietjy, -ies

va'rsenda, -z veranda(h), -a
va'rsesiti [vi-, ve-] veracity
va'rsesiti [vo-, vo'-] voracity
va'reijas [vi-, ve-], -li veracious,
-ly

Ta'rei/as [to-, va--],

voracious, -ly, -ness

-nis

-li,

va'ronna [vi-, Te-] Verona

Ta'ranika [tI-, tc-], -z veronica
(V.), -s

O Ta'sifareit,
J9'^jn:\

Ti:,

-z 1)
(versus)

etc.

von's-,

V (the letter),

O 'Tilda, etc.
O 'Tiiimanls

etc.

Ti'sniT-

= 'Teida
['Tram-,

-'s;

2) v.

Veda,

etc.

'viihim-,

'Tiiham-], -t/li vehemen|ce, -t/ly

'vliikl, -z vehicle, -s

O 'Ti:kig,
OTi:l,

-i

-z

= 'vaik-

val (V.), -y

Ovi""iilltl venality
'Ti:n|9l

-all ven|al, -ally

[][],

'riinas 1) Venus; 2) venous

f-ness
riml'iBliti veniality
viiolal [-njal], -i, -nis venial, -ly,
'viitou. -a, -Ifl, -d 1) (s.) veto,
-s; 2) fv.) veto, -es, -ing, -ed

vl2tX Veitch
Ti:T vive
'vl:va. -z 1) viva

(s.

iiUery.) (long

= 'vaiva,

2)

'vllid5, -iz; -a'/z villag|e,-es; -er/s

-failg, -fold;
vUilfid, -falz.
-fala*/z vili|ry, -fies, -fying,
-fied; -fier/s

vUm'keiJ'^n vilification
'villn, -zj -Ids villain [-lein] {in
historical sense), -s; -age

vi'l9Slpt:d, -z velocipede, -s
Ti'lo8lt|i, -Iz velooitfy, -ies

live), -a;

TtlidS TJ'l^UIY-

439

vl''nteliti vilaiids

Ovlm vim
Ovin Vin

vi:'nsBliti venality

Ovi; V's

vi'naellti

'vi'ioiYl: [-zav-] (viza'vi) vis-k-vis

vlndrkeijan vindication

'vi:iei,

-io, -d vis^

-ing, -d
Yi:'ci:t,

vi'det,

-J!

(.

v.),

-a,

Ti'i:t, -s visite, -s

vi'diiliset [vai'd-, -sit] videlicet

[viz.]

'vidsil, -z vigil, -s
vidsilauls, -t/li vigilan|ce, -t/ly

O vi'ena

Vienna

vie'niiz [via'n-] Viennese

via*, -z, -rig/11, -d 1) veer,
-ing/ly, -ed; 2) Vere

-s,

viela ['^ola], -z viola (V.), -s

valalan'tjelvialan'tjel'via'ma:la Via Mala
'vliim'vlaman|s, -t, -tli
'viga* vigour
'vigsras, -11, -nls vigorous, -ly,
[-ness
vai'ksaOTl'keavika*. -z; -Jlp vicar, -s; -ship

rikarl 1) Vickery; 2) Vicary

vlkarids, -iz vicarage, -s

-z, -IS vixen, -s, -ish

vikta*, -z victor (V.), -s
vikta'ri:n ['vlktarizn], -z viotor-

ine, -s

vlktarli, -iz victor|y (V.), -ies

'viktlm, -z victim, -s
viktlmaiz, -iz^ -Ig, -d victimizje

-mg, -ed

vlk'ta:rla, -z victoria (V.), -s

vik'to:rlas, -11, -nis victorious,

'vilan, -z;

vilanas,
-ness

-1,

-11,

-1

-s

villain, -s;

viks^n,

ly, -ness
O'vlla, -z villa,

vln'dlktir, -11, -nis vindictive,

-ly, -ness
vinei'gret, -s vinaigrette, -s
vin'jet, etc.
vl'net, etc.
venizvlne!jn''i:la, etc.
vl'niijan [-Jian, -XJan], -z Venetian (s. adj.), -s
va'nvl'nla*, etc.
vl'nlarial venereal
'vinlga*, -z, -rl vinegai-, -s, -y [-s
vini'gret [-uei'g-], -s vinaigrette,
vi'njet, -s, -ig. -Id vignett|e (s.v.),
-es, -ing, -ea
'vii^ad, -z vineyard, -s
'rlnsant Vincent
Tint, -s, -lj(, -id; -ids/iz; -ua'/z
vint, -s, -ing, -ed -age/s; -ner/s

0'Tlgkjnl|ani, -a vincul|um, -a
O vl'oula [val-, 'valala, 'viola j,
z viola (V.), -s

'vikjez, -1 Vick|ers, -y
rrkjuina [vai'k-] vicuna

[-is|e], -es,

-ive

'vindikabi vindicable

vedette, -a

-s

'vlndlkelt, -s, -Ifl, -id; -a*/z; -iv

vindicat|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -orfs;

[-ies
-y,

-nls villainous, -ly,

O 'viral!

['valar-l virile

vl'reigon [-'ra:g-], -z virago,

vi'riesltl, vi'reij'as

-(e)s

va'r- ver-

vi'rldltl viridity
vrrillti [vala'r-] virility
'viru'rtrjnlan|s, -t, -tli
va'rvl'ronn-, vi'ron'Tiralan|s [-rju-], -t, -tli virul-

Ovls

[en|ce,
vis
'Tlsar|a, -9\ viscerja, -al

-t,

-tly

'vlsld viscid
vi'slditl viscidity
'vlzlds, -Iz visage,
'Tislds, -iz
[-s
vai'sivi'sln-, vi'sistI'suitTi'sjniT-

=
=
=

 'risjual

'viskss

440

Tju: 'Toid5

vju:,

'Tiskas viscous
'rista, -z vista, -s

-lis

'Tisljnla Vistula

-z,

view

-ig, -d;

-a*/z; -abl;
-ing, -ed;

-s,

v.),

(s.

-er/s; -able; -less

Ti'8u:ri9n [to's-, -sju:-, -vjan],

z, -ait vesuvian (V.),
ri'gu:ri3s [va's-, -'sjn:-,

-ite

-s,

VandT

[2)

tou 1) Vanx (in 'de Vaux');J

O 'Toudavi'l [Touda'Tirl], -z vaudeville (V.), -8

-Tjas]

Ovoug vogue

Vesuvius
-11, -nis vicious, -ly,-ness
viji'eljan vitiation

O TOu'k{el|lk,

vijieit, -8, -ij, -id; -a'/z

at|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -or/s

'ToukabI, -z vocable, -s
'vouk|l, -ali, -alizm voc|al, -ally,
-alism
'vonkalaiz, -iz, -ig, -d vocalizje

O'vijas,

O 'TitikAltJa*,

vi'tjnipareit,

= vai-

vitll, -Iz,
(. .),

viti-

etc.

-^g, -Id; -j8*/z viotu|al

-als, -ailing, -ailed

-aller/s

[-is|e],

vai'v-nis vivid, -est,

-li,

-ist,

'vivi|fai,-faiz, -faiig, -faid vivi|fy,

-t'ies,

-fying, -fied

yivifi'kei/an vivification
viri'pseriti viviparity
vi'vipvai'vipviri'sekjan vivisection

Tlvisekt [vivi'sekt],
-a*/z vivisect,
viz.

'vizabl,
'vizavi:

etc.

-s,

-s,

-ig, -id;
or/s

-ing, -ed;

'vizibl, etc.

-8 volt, -8

'vontiv votive

vo- see va- or

TD'ks Vaux
OTo:lt

-leness

-ant
Yizi'tci/^n, -z visitation,

(s.

[-3?-],
adj.), -ies

-iz

visionarly
[-igiali]

visi-

{onal, -onally

'vij^ual,

etc.

v.), -8,

-s,

To:nt (s.
vaunt,

etc.

vou- or v-ig, -id;

-a*,z

-id; -a*,z
-ing/ly, -ed; -er/s

v.), -8, -ig/li,

-8,

O TO-'reiJas,

-li,

-nis

rai-

voracious, -ly, -ness

'va:t{ek8, -iBi:z, -eksiz vortjex,
-ices, -exes

'Ta:tik{al, -all vortic|al, -ally

-nis, -z, -ig, -id; -abl;

Taid,

(s. adj. v.), -ness,

-ing, -ed; -able; -ance

voids,

'ritual,

[-ess/es

-ing, -ed; -er/s

ans void

'yi3|an| [-9)], -anali

-ig, -id

Ovo:n Vaughan

-s

viqnal ['ri3^u-J, -i visual, -ly

O'Tisan. -z; -d vision, -s; -ed
visanarfi

(a.

vault,

-s

vi'zia* ['vlzia*], -z vizi(e)r, -s

'vizigaO, -s Visigoth, -s
vizit (s. v.), -8, -ig, -id; -a*/z;
-ant visit, -s, -ing, -ed; -or/s;

-s,

vociferat|e, -es, -ing, -ed

rou'sifaras [va's-], -li, -nis vociferous, -ly, -ness
OTOnt (. v.), -s, -ig, -id; -a*/z
vot|e, -es, -ing, -ed; -er/s
'voutar|i, -iz; -is/iz votar|y, -ies;

vizi'biliti [-za'b-] visibility

'rizib|l [-zab-], -li, -Inis visibjle,

visage,

v.),

-ed

ation, -s

'viizoivi: vis-k-vis

['ris-], -iz

(s.

vonlz 1) voles; 2) Vowles

OTOMSifa'reiJan [vas-],-z vocifer-

OTOU3 Vosges

-ly,

vol|e

'vonlapuk ['val-] Volapuk

TOM'liJan volition

vi'ziit [vii'z-], -s visite, -s

vizlds

-s

[-es, -ing,

TOM'sifareit [Ta's-],

OTiz

Touks Vaux
OTOul, -z, -ig, -d

Yoalt,

-ness

-ly,

-ed
vocalization

'ronkalist, -s vocalist,

'voulant volant

-z vivace, -s

yi'Ysesiti, vi'veijas, etc.

vivid,

-ity

-z vocation, -s

[-isa-]

-fies, -fying, -fied

|fy,

-es, -ing,

ronkalai'zei/an

vitrial vitriol
'vitrias, -nis vitreous, -ness
'ritri|fai, -faiz, -faiig, -faid vitri-

O Tl'voitji,

vocal|ic,

-iti

TOM'keiJan [ra'k-],

(s.

-d; -a*/z voyag|e

-ing, -ed; -er/s

-i'} "ia.j

v.), -es,

-s,

yais 'zebidi:
Tois, -iz, -ig, -t voic|e
-ing, -ed

(s. v.),

-ea,

-li, -nis voiceless, -ly,

-ness
valst (adj.) voiced
'TokatiT, -z vocative (. adj.), -s

vaislis,

vox (V.); 2) Vaux

'vaks'ha:! Vauxhall
Toks

1)

O vol

vol

va'lsetilaiz [yo'l-], -iz, -ig, -d

volatilizle i-is|e], -es, -ing, -ed
valtetilai'zeijan [vol-] volatiliz-

ation

[-isa-]

'ra]3iitar|i, -iz, -ili, -inis volunt-

ar|y (s. adj.), -ies, -ily, -iness

valan'tia*, -z, -rig, -d volunteer
(s.

-8,

v.),

'volapnk

'roulapuk Volapuk

Volga

[Tsar], -s
czardas, -es

0'zo:dses [-das], -iz

O'zairavitJ ['tsa>], -iz Czarevitch
[Tsa-], -es

za:'ri:na [tso:-], -z Czarina [Tsa-], -s

-wad/z,

Zion, -ward/s,

-ist/s,

-ist/s,

-izm

ism

zai'lagraf|a* [gz-], -az,

graphjer, -ers, -y

-1

xylo

O zai'mlousiSj-atikzymjosis, -otic
zaundz zounds
-z

Zachariah,

-s

Zachary

Zacchasua
[-a
zssm'biizi [-'beizi], -a Zambezi,

zse'ki'as [za'k-]

O
O zsen'tip|i

[gz-, -n'6i-], -as

thippje, -us
ztenzi'ba:* Zanzibar

6'zsevia* Xavier
zblAd 'sblood
zde6 'sdeath
0'zein{i, -iz zanjy, -ies

'zebidi:

Zebedee

-a,

va'l-

'Toljn'm [-Ijam]) -z volume, -s

Tolja'metrik, -al, -ali volumetric, -al, -ally
valju'biliti volubility
[-leness
'yaljubll, -li, -Inis volubjle, -ly,
varktenik, -all volcanic, -ally

val'keinou, -z volcano, -es

-izm volcanjist/s,
-ism
valt, etc., dialectal for Ta:lt vault,
valt [voult], -s volt, -s
[etc.
Tal'twmita*, -z voltameter, -s

'valkan{ist/s,

Tal'teiik voltaic
-s, -ig, -id vomit (s.ai/.),
-s, -ing, -ed
'Tamitar|i, -iz vomitor|y (s. adj.),
-iea

va'r-

vor-

zed, -z Z [zed] (the letter), -'s

zedi'kaia Zedekiah
O'zefa*, -z zephyr (Z.), -s
O'zekstain zechstein
O'zelas, -li, -nis zealous, -ly, -ness
'zelat, -s, -ri zealot,

-s,

-ry

zend Zend

Xenophon

'zenafan ['gz-]

O zai'gouma, -ta zygoma, -ta

O 'zailafoun ['gz-], -z xylophone, -s

'ziekari

s. v.),

's

zseka'raia,

-ing, -ed
To'lju:-, va'ln:-

OTa'rses-, va'reij"-

z =: has or is
za:* [tsa:*], -z Czar

'zaian,

'vali, -z, -ig, -d volley

O'Tamit,

-ing, -ed

'volatail, -nis volatile, -ness

vala'tiliti volatility

'valga

voli zi'fl-

441

'zeniO, -s zenith, -s

ze'noubia

[-bja]

zi'n-

O'zepali'n, -z Zeppelin,
zest zest

O
'zeara Zara
za:'koaniam

[-njani]

'za:ksi:z ['gz-, -aikz-]

O
O

za'ki'as

za'ladsik-

zee'k-

-s

-a

zirconium
Xerxes

Zacchseus

= zoua'ladsik=

za'riina, -z

Xan- 'zi:bek,

Zenobia

za:'ri:na, -z

xebec,

-b

'zi:bra, -z zebra, -s
'zi:bn:, -z

zi:l

zebu,

-s

zeal

'ziiland 1) Zealand; 2) Zeeland

O'ziita, -z zeta, -s
0'ziaruu, -z zero, -a
zi'gzai'g-

zigitai '5ltt'M:
'zigitai, -z dziggetai, -s
~'~"
zigzag

v.),

(s.
"
ii), -d
zigzteg, -z, -ii]
-8, -ging, -geid
zai'm, .
zi'mZenobia
zi'nonbia [zen., -bja]
-1
Zingar|o,
O'ziiigaiiou, -i-

O
O

zigkoMgraf

[-tag-,

-flraif],

-s

O'zWa*,

(s.

-s

-z, -ig, -dj -lis zon|e

-es, -ing, -ed; -eless

Ozonn,
t>.),

'zouazon'Dgrafla*, -az, -i zoograph|er,

-era, -y
zon'aladsli, -ist/s zoolog|y, -ist/g
'EOu|an, -a zo|oii, -a
zo'dzon'dzaroM'sesta* Zoroaster

O'zonoM-

zn:, -z Zoo, -s
zn''o:v ['zniaiT], -z zouave

-z zither, -a

9 zja:s Zeus
# zou'daiak^l

zodiacal
'zondisek zodiac
O'zona zoa {plur. of zoon)
'zonalait ['zonoul-], -s zoolite, -s
zona'ladsiklal [zna'l-, za'l-], -ali
zoologic|al, -ally

3a:di'igEa* (sardi njEir), -z ]ardinifere, -s

'3&:nda:m ['35:nd-] (sai'darm),

gendarme, -s

o'zoni Zoe
OBitroup, -8.^oetrope

zincograph, -B
Ozi'pa:ra Zipporah

zauiSl^l

442

(Z.), -a

zu:kB zooks
'zuila:, -z, -laend

Zulu,

-s,

-land

znitj Zouch(e)
za:z Zoos {plur. of Zoo)
zaa'lodsikzonazn'olzon'al-

SenTi'eiT (san'TJsiT)

Genevifeye

(Saint)
>z

'seeln'zi: (saln'zi), -z jalousie, -s

Sa: (30), -z jeu, -s

303 'gla:*

[-s

(35i'ol(B:r}, -z jongleur,

'3u:p3i7 {3y'p5), -z jupon, -s

List of Books,

etc.,

Recommended

for the

Study of English Pronunciation.

In the books marked with an asterisk * the pronunciation is
represented by means of the alphabet of the International Phonetic
Association.

1.

Books

on Phonetic Theory.

The Pronunciation of English (Cambridge University

Contains some phonetic texts.
Press, 2a. 6d.).
*
In
Outline of English Phonetics (Teubner, Leipzig).
,
preparation. Designed specially for foreign students.
*W. EipPMANN, The Sounds of Spoken English (Dent, London, Is.).
*
English Sounds (Dent, London, Is.). Designed specially
,
*D. JoNBS,

for children.

H. Sweet, The Sounds of English (Oxford University Press, 2s. 6d.).

Primer of Spoken English (Oxford University Press,
Contains some phonetic texts.
3s. 6d.).
*L. H. Althaus, The Sounds of the Mother Tongue (London UniDesigned specially for children.
versity Press, 2s.).
*B. DtFMviLLB,

The Science of Speech

London,

(University Tutorial Press,

2s. 6d.).

*W. ViETOB, Elemente

der Phonetik (Eeisland, Leipzig, 8s.).

*A. Westben, Englische Lautlehre (Eeisland, Leipzig, 3s.).
*E. J. Lloyd, Northern English (Teubner, Leipzig, 3s. 8d.). Contains
some phonetic texts.
*W. Grant, The Pronunciation of English in Scotland (Cambridge
University Press). Contains some phonetic texts.

2. Phonetic Readers.
*D. Jones, Phonetic Readings in English (Winter, Heidelberg, Is. lOd.).
*
Phonetic Transcriptions of English Prose (Oxford Uni
versity Press,

2s.).

Intonation Omrves (Teubner, Leipzig, 28. 8d.).

*W. EippMANN, Specimens of English (Dent, London, Is.).
*G. E. FuHRKEN, Phonetic Transcription of Jespersen-Bodhe Engelsk
*

Lasebok (Fritze, Stockholm,

2s. 9d.).

*E. R. Edwabds, Phonetic Transcription of Victor -Dorr Englisches

Lesebuch (Teubner, Leipzig, 2s. Bd.).

444

*H. Smith, Phonetic Transcription of Shindler's Echo of Spoken

English (Elwert, Marburg, Is. 6d.).
*G. Noel-Abmpield, 100 Poems for Children (Teubner, Leipzig, 23.).
*Le Maitre Phonitique, the Journal of the International Phonetic
Association, edited by P. Passy, and D. Jones (28. lOd.
per annum).

3. Prononncing Dictionaries.
*H. MicHAELis and D. Jones,

Phonetic Dictionary of the English

Language (Meyer, Hannover).

In
English Pronouncing Dictionary (Dent, London).
preparation.
J. A. ArzBLius, Concise English Pronouncing Dictionary (Norstedt,
Stockholm, 6s, 6d.). Uses a system of phonetic notation
not very different from the International.
*ZiHOLBR and Seiz, Englisches Schulworterbuch (Marburg, 4s. 6d.).
*R. M. Pierce, Dictionary of Hard Words (Dodd, Mead & Co.,
New York). Uses International phonetic notation with
a few modifications.
J. Brtnildsen, English and Danish Dictionary (Gyldendal, Copenhagen). Uses a phonetic system differing but slightly
from the International.
J. Murray, Oxford English Dictionary (Clarendon Press).
Fowler, Concise Oxford Dictionary (Clarendon Press, 3s. 6d.).
*D. Jones,

4. Phonetic Charts.
*D. Jones, English Speech Sounds
6d.,

Is.

(Cambridge University Press, paper,

mounted with

rollers, 3s. 6d.).

A small

Chart of English Speech Sounds, with key words

and notes (Oxford University Press, 4d.).
*VV. ViETOR, Englische Lauttafel (Elwert, Marburg, paper, 2b.,
mounted with rollers, 4s.).
*W. EippMANN, The Sounds of English (Dent, London, paper, Is.,
mounted with rollers, 2s. 6d.).
D. Jones, The Organs of Speech (Cambridge University Press, paper.
*

Is. 6d.,

mounted with

rollers, 8s. 6d.).

A. ZuND-BuRGnET, The Organs of Speech (Elwert, Marburg, 5s.)

*F. Rausch and D. Jones, Sound Charts (Dent, London).
set of
9 charts showing the positions of the organs of speech
in pronouncing some of the more important vowels.
12s. 6d. the set.

5. Models of the Organs of Speech.

C. Rammis (Plastische Anstalt,
,

Hamburg).

Larynx, M.

) Mouth, nose,
removable tongue and larynx, M. 30.

10.80.
etc.,

with

445

6. Books on the History of English Pronunciation.

*0. Jespersen,

Modem

berg,

*W. ViETOR,

English Grammar, Vol.

(Winter, Heidel-

9b.).

Shakespeare's Pronunciation, 2 Vols. (Elwert, Marburg).

I., Phonology, 63.
Vol. II., Eeader, Ss. 8d.).

Vol.

Early English Pronunciation, Vols. I IV.

(Early
English Text Society).
H. Sweet, History of English Sounds (Oxford University Press, Us.).
H. C. Wtld, Historical Study of the Mother Tongue (Murray, London,
A.

J.

Ellis,

7s. 6d.).

*D. Jones, Scenes from Shakespeare in the Original Pronunciation

(International Phonetic Association, lOd.).

-=-<e^Other worlis by H. Michaclis.

*Dictionnaire phonitique de la langue frangaise. Par H. Michaislis
et P. PASsr.
(Hannover, Meyer-Prior.)
*Franzdsische Unterrichtshriefe. Von H. Michablis und P. Passt.
(Berlin, Mentor- Verlag, 27. M.)
M.)
*Abri^ der deutschen Lautkunde. (Berlin, Mentor -Verlag, 1.
*A. Mullers Ausspracheworterbuch der Eigennamen. 7. Auflage, erganzt u. bis zur Gegenwart f ortgefiihrt von H. Michaelis
(Berlin, Mentor -Verlag, 5.50 M.)
(1903).

Other works by Daniel Jones.

*The Sounds of French Language. By Paul Passy. Translated by
D. L. Savory and D. Jones. (Oxford University Press,
2s. 6d.)

100 Poesies Enfantines recueillies et mises en transcription phon^Illustrations par E. M. Pcgh.

tique. Par D. Jones.

(Leipzig, Teubner, 2.20 M.)

The Pronunciation and Orthography of the Chindau Language
(London University Press, Is.).
'*A Cantonese Phonetic Reader. By D. Jones and Kwing Tong Woo.
(London University Press.)
*

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Phonetic Association.

International

Peesident W. VIETOE, Marburg a. L., Germany.

Secbbtaby P. PASSY, Bourg-la-Eeine, Seine, France.
Assistant Secbbtaby

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London,

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Buchhandlungen.

Unter der Presae befindet aich die

ft,

AMtlge

von:

H. Michaelts und P. Passy,

Dictionnaire phonetique
de

la

langue fran^aise.
Archiy (40. Jahrgang, Heft 10, Seite 727) sagt
Begluokwunschen wir die Verfasser zu
dem AbschluB einer Arbeit, durch die sie sieh so grofie Verdienste
urn das Studium der lebenden franzosischen Sprache erworbeii haben;
begliickwunschen wir vor allem uns selbst, dafi es uds vergonat ist,
in Zukunft mit einem so bequemen und vortrefflicben Hilfsntiittel
arbeiteu zu konnen. Es ist wohl selbstverstiindlich, dafi das Bnch
in der Bibliothek kelner Schule, tto franzosischer ITnterricIit
erteilt wird, fehlen darf; aber ebenso Tvird kein Fachgenosse es
in seiner Friratbibliotliek entbehren konnen."
l>as P%dagog:ische

fiber dieses

Wfirterbuch:

Nene Bahnen. 1900. Heft 11. War neuere Sprachen, insbesonders

die franzosiache, treibt und lehrt, wird sich auch mit phonetischen
Fragen beschaftigen, zum mindesten wird er Stellung zu dieser Seite
der Sprachwissenschaft nehmen, sobald er sich ein Urteil fiber sie
gebildet hat. Das hier vorliegende W6rterbuch, von dem kein Geringerer ala Gaston Paris in einer Vorrede sagt: 'Je me rijouis
a la pensde que les travailleurs possederont bientot V excellent et commode
instrument de recherche et de controle que vous leur avez prepari avec
tant de soini, ist wohl geeignet, in dem 'Avant-propoS' fiber die
Phonetik zu belehren, bezw. ffir dieselbe zu gewinnen, dann aber in
seinem Hauptteile fiber die Aussprache von etwa 31,000 der bekanntesten WOrter die sorgfaltigste und untruglichste Auskunft zu geben.
Da dasselbe, dem Wesen der Phonetik entsprechend, fur den internationalen Gebrauch bestimmt ist, ist zur Kenntnis der deutscheu
Bedeutnng der Gebrauch eines anderen gewBhnlichen Lexikons notig.
Insofern es sich aber um Feststellung der wirklich nationalen Aussprache handelt, werden Michaelis-Passy die zuverlSssigsten Berater
schon deshalb sein, weil ihre Arbeit als gemeinsames Produkt des
franz5sischen Gelehrten und des deutschen Schulmannes ganz besonders geeignet ist, in alien Fragen der reinen, korrekten Ausspraohe
des ^frangais parld' als untruglicher Ratgeber zu dienen.
Da das Buch billig ist, empfehlen wir es den sich mit der franzosischen Sprache beschaftigenden KoUegen, halten es aber fur
selbstverstandlich, daB es fur alle Bibliotheken derjenigen Anstalten
angeschaift wird, in denen franzSsischer Unterricht getrieben wird.
Druck von Hesse

fi.

Becktr in Leipzig.