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plain, bet get fig t>ai, it wiU all
come about. — fig t) to enter upon,
to engage. - Hq ilfO\> tttcb, to engage
ones self -svith one. - fig tlB \elbiit-,
to enter one's self a soldier. - fig
unbHtl) to retire, to yitld, to avoid.
- fig ut) to swell out; to jut out.
^an gifpet fig ut i flaim fit tn ficr
itnci lie jjasses himself upon tlie
town for a great gentleman. - fig ??a
pagetij to set out. -g, v. imp. bet gif-
»e9, there is. -n&»> «• productive,
I yielding, -tf) w. giver, donor.
<9ig«) /■ Jew's harp.
(giga, p. a. T. to clew. - (Sigtag, k.
clew-garnets, clew-lines.
(Sigi'ItAlt^) m. double tooth, gag-tooth.
(Sift, m. gout. -Aftig> a. gouty.
-brutettj a. palsical. -plantA) /.
dittany.
(Bilb) a. approved, requisite.
(Bin, a. valid; equal, adequate, tflga
fir -t, to admit, to allow of. ga flitt
-A gangj to pass along stoutly.
OiHt;, f . a. to approve, -nit) n. ap-
probation.
(Bine, «. guild, society, corporation.
(SiHer, «. gin, snare. - (SiBtftj »». «• to
a trap. [tors.
(BidilugA) /. prison for insolvent deb-
(Btltig, a. valid, stifficient; substantial,
-liet, /. validity.
(Bim»5 /. mouth of an oven.
(Bitnmer,/. sheep producing young for
(Bitt, f. (Sen. [the first time.
(Bitla, V. a. to stop, to hinder.
(Binlcpnte) 'n. T. winding-tackle.
(Sinil, 7/z. broom, fiuze. SngelfP-,
needlefurze.
(BipS) /". stucco; plaster of Paris,
-rnjol,". powdered parget. - (Bipffl,
V. a. to plaster. - (Bipsning) /.
stucco, plastering.
diCA) V. 71. to wave, to vvavcr.
fiitig) a. covetous; avaricious, nig-
gardly ; eager ; desirous. - f I , fond
of. -buf, m. miser, -^et, /. cove-
tousness, avarice.
(Bits, m. ruff (fisli).
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(Billon, /. hostage.
(oi^Aj V. a. - tiiii to guess, to conjec-
ture. - (Bipning,/. guess, conjecture ;
T. dead-reckoning.
(Bi#el, m. ft n. scourge. - (Bi^la, <-•• a.
to scourge. - CBiplilig, /• ilagellation.
(Bifien, a. leaky. - (Biflna, f. «. to be-
come leaky.
SittA, V. n. to lie able. JAg gittet ttfe
ga bitj I liave no mind to go thither.
(Bjotb, /. girt. -A, V. a. to gird.
(BjutA, f. a. to cast; to pour, -te, w.
founder. - Sjutetiy n. foundry. -
((Bjlit) -form, m. casting -mould.
-IbuSjW. foundry, -fonfl,/ foundry.
-Sanbi m. sand to cast in. -fief, /.
casting. -^aI, n. cast steel. -ntng>
/. casting.
(BlAb, rt. glad, cheerful, gay; joyful;
liappy ; lightsome. lif A - j uncon-
cerned, -lynt, f. (BIa&. - (Blai'tig,
«. cheerful. -\,ety f. cheerfulness.
(BlAbA, /. kite.
(BlAfj ''J. lance, spear. [yelp.
(BlAfS, «. yelping. - (BlAffAj f. «. to
(BlAin, w. chat. -mA, V. n. to chat.
(BlAnS, OT. lustre, gloss, brightness,
splendour. — boffle,'". polishing brush,
-fobolt, «. shining cobalt. -lAtft, n.
glazed linen. -ntAlm, m. galena. -
(BlAnfA, V. a. to polish, to brighten. —
(BlAnfP, a. bright, shining.
(BIa9, ". glass. - PA ett UC, the
crystal of a watch. -Atbete,". glass-
TPork. -Att, /. kind of glass, viU'eous
stone. -ArtA&, n. vitreous, glassy.
-bit, m. a piece of glass. -HlfAte,
m. glassblower. -blASntng, /. glass-
making. -^>e^, /. glassman's shop.
-bruf ) n. glasshouse. -fltl0, m. glassy
flux. -fCCAte, -bAn&lAte, m. glass-
man. -gAlIe, OT. glass-gale, sandever.
-gton, a. botUe-coloured. -^yttA,
f. -bruC. -ntAlAte, m. painter on
glass. -mAJlAtC, m. glazier. -petiA,
/. glassy pearl. -tUtAj /. pane of
glass. -fjAJJ, n. glass-case, glass-
shrine. -flipAte, m. glassgrinder.
-fftAngAte, m. T. ana clastic glass -
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