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liouiid ; (fPAtt) Llack horehoiuid.
2I.tlfr>5) a. next, second, other; opposite.
litlttagiS, V. a. to allege, to assign. -
fLigomal emot en, to prefer one's
coDiplaints against one. -nbe, n. (juo-
tatioii ; allegation, [common ascjrum.
2Itlfrfa9=feC6, «. St. Andrew's cross,
Hlir^Hi'z. onset, attack, assault, charge.
-a 5 I-', a. to charge, to fall upon. —
fftnJftl }}iitHt to give the enemy a
luuid charge. ][>mU Hef -ftl flf en
fiuffom, he was taken ill. -sfrtft, n.
oil. n^ive war. -SPttlf el j m. angle of
incidence, -viiy ad. oifensively.
JtnfcrbtaHj /. demand. »»& -j upon
mand.
Jlttfufta, V. a. to moisten, to wet.
ilnfiiEti:, v. a. to plague, to pester. -
- l»onom ! deuce take liim ! - fig, v. r.
to gesticulate, to bustle. - 2lnfAft=
ntnp, /. affliction, vexation.
JtnfbM, V. a. to conduct, to command,
to guide ; to allege, to quote, to relate.
- eti arme, to command an army.
-n&Cjra. conduct, guidance; allega-
tion, -re, m. leader; chief, com-
mander, captain. - ailfOCiflflStetfett,
ra. sign of quotation.
JlnfOrttO, V. a. to trust, to intrust with,
commit. -&&, a. trusted. - fyfls,
2tnfotPanbt,m. kinsman. -er,kinsfolk.
:tnpel, m. angle.
Itngclagen , a. important, of conse-
quence, of moment, material; solicitous
(about, for), -^et, /. importance,
business of great concern, fcet 'At XW-
gCII (iot -, it is no great matter.
2tngenam, a. agreeable, pleasant, de-
lightful, w^elcome.
3(ngtfPa, v. a. to design, to give no-
tice , to denounce , to inform against,
to enter. — tn ton , to set the tune,
to intone. — n^f, n. design, denuncia-
tion, intonation, information. — tej m.
informer, denouncer.
^ngtepp, n. grasp, attack. - ^tngti^Jfl,
v. a. to attack, to seize, to cliSrge, to
fall upon, to weaken, to corrode. - en
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faf , to take a matter in hand. - 2Ingti=
pare, m. assaulter, attacker, aggressor.
Jtngranfanbe, a. adjoining, contiguous,
bordering upon, adjacent. — , n. con-
finement, neigbourhood.
MnflA, V. n. to concern, to relate, to
respect, to belong, to touch. &gt -C
mig icEe, it is none of my concern.
IbPflb tnig -r, as for me, as to me.
-en&e,/Jr/. &prp. touching, relating,
concerning, -ngm ett. for «ntrflflan=:
gen, for the second time. [gang.
3lnl>flng, n. party, agents, adherents,
2tn$Att«, V. a. to detain, to stop; to
arrest; to solicit, to beseech, to en-
treat, to sue, to ask. — n> /. suit, en-
treating.
2tn]t»<ingflte, m. adherent, follower.
2tntangig, a. depending in court.
^in^orig ^ a. & s. kindred, relations.
2tnt9, m. anise.
nni&yf. duck. - JtnEbotlbe, ». drake.
Jtnf flr, MnFare, n. anchor. - i murar,
cramp-Lron. g« titt -«, to come at
an anchor. ligga foc-, to ride, to
lie at anchor, -et braggar mel», the
anchor comes home, -arm, m. arm
of an anchor. -Hab , «. flook. -boj,
m. buoy. — botten, rn. anchor-ground,
-bult, m. capstan, -fly, n. flook
of an anchor, -gninb, m. anchor-
ground, anchor-hold. — ^afe, rn. nut
of an anchor, -flat,/)/, palms, -for*,
n. crown of an anchor, -fula, /. fire-
ball. -Itna, /. cable. -liigg, m.
shank of an anchor. -los, a. unmoored.
-penningar, pi. anchorage, -roring,
m. puddning. -fTo , m. shoe of an
anchor. — fpel, n. capstan, capstern.
-(leF, m. T. clinch, -flotf, m. stock
of an anchor. — flade, n. anchorage.
-tag, n, cable. - Jtnfare, m. (ett
patparumatt) anchor, firkin. - Mnfra,
V. n. to cast tVi. to drop anchor, to
come to an anchor, to moor.
Jtnflaga, v. a. to accuse (of, for); to
impeach, to arraign. — n, /". accusa-
tion, impeachment, arraignment. — tC,
771. accuser, impeacher.