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Nescience-Ignorance.

Nonce-Occasion.

Noursled-Nursed.

Parasitical-Flattering.

Parcel-sainted-Imperfectly sanctified, or
separated into small and distant bodies.
Parieting-Repairing walls.

Paris-Garden, a place of low amusement,
formerly situated in the Borough.
Parle-Conference.

Parture Separation.
Pasch-Easter.

Pasquin-A lampoon.

Pass-To make account of.
Patent-Open.

Nundination-An open and scandalous Paternity--The relation of a father.

sale of justice.

Obdormition-Sleeping, going to rest.
Obduration, Obduredness-Hardness.
Obdure-To harden.

Obedible-That can be preyed upon.
Obfirm-To confirm, to settle.
Object-To offer.
Oblatration-Barking.

Oblivious-Capable of being forgotten.

Obsecration-Entreaty.
Obsecratory-Supplicatory.

Obstetrication-Office of a midwife.
Obsignation-Sealing or confirmation.
Obstination-Making obstinate.
Obtestation-Entreaty.
Obtortion-Distortion.

Obturation-Smearing or closing up.

Occæcation-Blinding.

Occurrent-Occurring, occurrence.
Offuscation-Obscuration.

Ominate-To forebode.

Onwards-In advance, in anticipation.

Ope-tide-See p. 298, note 5, and the Er

rata, in this volume.

Operosity-Toil, labour.

Oppugn-To oppose.

Oppugnation-Opposition, attack.

Orbation-Deprivation.

Orbity-Want of children.

Ordalian-Ordeal.

Patrocination-Defence, support, protec

tion.

Patter To make a noise like hail.
Peccant-Corrupt, faulty.
Pectoral-A breast-plate.

Pedagogy-Discipline, institution.
Pelting-Pitiful, paltry.

Peragration-The act of passing over or

about.

Pererration-Wandering about. Perfunctory-Slight.

Perfunctorily-Negligently.

Perition-Loss.

Permeation-Passing or piercing through. Persistance-Perseverance, stedfastness. Petard-An engine for blowing up places. Petulcity-Wautonness, mischievousness. Phrontisteries-Monasteries.

Piacular-Atrocious.

Pill-To rob, to peel.
Piscation-Fishing.
Pisht at-Despised.

Pitch-brand-Mark of infamy.
Plaining-Making plain or smooth.
Plaint-Complaint.

Pleasance-Pleasure.

Plerophory-Fulness.

Pleuritical-Belonging to a pleurisy, or in-
flammation of the lungs.
Plight-To pledge, to engage.
Point-To appoint.

Ordinate-To direct; regular, methodical, Poise-Weight.

Ordinately-Regularly.

Orts-Fragments.

Ostended-Discovered itself.

Ostension-Shewing.

Otherwise-One way, another way.

Out-To dispossess.

Overlash-To exceed.

Overlay-To oppress by weight.

Overliness-Pride, overbearing.
Overly-Proud, overbearing.
Overture-Aperture.

Over-ween-To think too highly of.

Pact-Covenant; agreement.
Painim-A Pagan.
Painful-Laborious.

Painfully-Laboriously.

Pandarisms-Pretences, or occasions.

Parænetical-Exhortatory, persuasive.

Paralogism-False or bad reasoning. Paranomasy-A play upon words.

Parasiteism-Flattery.

Pole-Head.

Poll To strip, to exact.

Polling Stripping, exaction.

Polycoyrany-The government by many. Ponderation-Weight.

Portage Carrying.

Portuise-A breviary, or Romish priest's office-book.

Postiller-One who writes glosses.
Posy-Motto.

Potential-In possibility of existence.

Præscious-Anticipating, aware.

Prankingly-Flauntingly.

Preception-Command.

Precocity-Too early ripeness.

Preconization-The act of warning or

announcing.

Predication-An affirmation, a declaration. Prefer-To advance.

Pregravate-To clog heavily.

Prejudicate-Prejudiced.

Prepensed-Preconceived..

Prepossess-To possess beforehand.

Presention-Perception beforehand. Presidiaries-Guards.

Pressive-Urgent.

Recollect-To collect.

Recollection-Collection.

Reconcilement—A re-obtaining, a regain

ing.

Recordation-A remembrance.

Prevent-To precede, to anticipate, to Recrements-Dross, filth.

Preterition-Passing by.

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Puissance-Strength, valour.

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Reposed-Laid up.

conse

Pursuivant-A pursuer, an officer of jus- Reposition-Firm hold or repose, burial,

tice.

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treasuring or laying up.

Reputation-Estimation, judgment.
Resentment-Feeling.

Reservation-Withholding.

Resolution-Explanation, satisfaction, resolved expectation.

Resolve-To dissolve, to melt, to explain.
Respective-Kind.

Restipulation-A reciprocal engagement.
Resultance-An assemblage.
Retch, or Reach-To stretch.
Retractive-Withholding.

Revicted-Proved on the other side.
Reviction-Reviving.
Revoke-Te recover.

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Sanation-A cure.

Sapiential-Relating to wisdom.

Stoppel-What stops the hole of a vessel. Stridulous-Making a small creaking noise. Stroid-Destroyed.

Styed-Soared, ascended.

Style-A pen.

Scarce-valuable-Scarcely to be estimated. Subact-To subdue.

Sciscitations-Questionings.

Scabious-A herb so called.

Scaith-Injury.

Scant-Scarcely.

Scissure-A rent, division.

jester named Scogan.

Scoganly-Jestingly.

Sconces Forts.

Subduction-Withdrawing.

Subduce-To withdraw.

Scoganism-Jesting; from a celebrated Subincusation-An implied accusation.

Scoppet-To lade, to empty.
Scurrile-Scurrilous.

Scruze-To press, to squeeze.
Securance-Security.

Securitan-A secure person.
Seen-Skilled.

Segregate-To separate.
Segregation-Separation.
Seized-Possessed.
Sejoin-To separate.
Sejunction-Separation.

Seldom when Unfrequently.
Sepelition-Burial.

Sequel-A consequence.
Sequence-Order of succession.
Sere or Seare-Dry, withered.
Sereness-Dryness.

Sermocinations-Preachings.
Several-Separated, distinct.
Severalized-Distinguished.
Severals-Particulars.

Severalty-Separation, distinction.

Sharp-Sword.

Shaveling-A friar, one shaven.
Sheeped-Disgraced.

Shimmering-Glittering.
Shot-Reckoning.

Shrewd-Froward.

Shrift-Confession of sin to a priest.
Shriven-Confessed.

Sidereal Bright, starry.

Sign-To ratify, to consign, to signify. Simulation-Deceit, pretence. Simulatory-Pretended.

Sublation-Withdrawing.

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Supernal-Celestial,

Supernatation-Swimming on the surface.

Supersecular-Spiritual.

Suppalpation-Wheedling, gently stroking.

Supparisitation-Flattery, pimping.

Supputation-Computation, account.
Surcease-To leave off.

Surreption-Stealth.

Surrogate-To depute.

Surrogation-Deputation.

Susception-Assuming, taking up.

Swelt-To dry up, or be pained, with heat.

Swinge-Sway, sweep.

Sybaritical-Effeminate, from the people of Sybaris, a city in the south of Italy, infamous for its effeminacy.

Syllabical-Adhering to the merely literal

sense.

Symbol-Type, emblem, sign.

Symboles Shares in a reckoning.

Sinisterly-Absurdly, towards the left Symbolize-To agree.

hand.

Site-Situation, token.

Skill of-To know how.

Slip-A pretender, a counterfeit.

Sort-Aim.

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Tallying-Recording, punishing.

Talmudiges-Adherents to the Talmud.
Tang-A strong taste.

Tazel, or Teasel-The Dipsacus: Eng.
The Shepherd's rod.
Techiness-Peevishness.

Soul-bell-A passing-bell, a bell rung at Techy-Peevish.

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Thrave-Twenty-four in number.

Thurification-The act of fuming with Value-To imply, to signify.

incense.

Timely-Early, premature.

Till-To urge.

Topped-Snuffed.

Torrefaction-Scorching or drying.

Tort-Injury, wrong.

Tour-To fly round.

Towards-Forwards, in preparation. Tract of time-Process of time. Tractation-Treating on a subject.

Valediction-Farewell.

Vastation-Wasting.

Vatical-Prophetical.

Velitation-The act of quarreling w

Traduce-To propagate, to convey or de

liver down.

Traduction-Derivation, propagation.

Tralation-A metaphorical expression.
Transient-Passing by.

Translocation-Removal.

Treachor-A traitor.

Trochisees-A kind of medical lozenge.

Tropical-Figurative.

Troth-Truth, faith.

Trucheman-An interpreter.

Tuition-Defence.

Tutor-A defender.

Twit-To reproach, to sneer at.

Tympany-A hard swelling of the belly. Tyred, tyring-Fed or feeding as a vul

ture.

Ubiquitary-One who believes the omni-
presence of Christ's body.
Ubiquity-A being in every place.
Umbratical-Shadowy.
Umbrage-A pretext.

Unconvincibleness-Safety from convic

tion.

Undefeasible-Certain, that cannot be annulled.

Unfeisible-Impracticable.

Univocally-In a deterinined sense.
Unpleasive-Unpleasing.
Unreaved-Unrent, unopened.
Unrespective-Acting without reasons.
Unright-Unrighteous, not upright.
Unript-Ript.

Unthrift-A prodigal.

Usurary-Usurious.

Ure-Practice, use, habit.

Use-Interest,

Usurp-To employ, to use.

Utter-To sell.

Utopical-Imaginary, chimerical,

Vail-To yield, to give place.

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