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£^iHa, f. list.
JLity m. trust, -fl, V. n. -ft pS, to de-
pend upon, to rely on.
iitanta, / litany.
&iteni a- little, small, short, -fcetj /.
littleness, sraallness. - £.itet, n. ind.
a ad. a little. neflOt -, a little,
fcelt-, very little.
S^xti', m. round lace.
ilitteCflt, OT. scholar, -ut, /. littera-
tuie, learning.
£ipre, n. livery. -betJEftt, wi. lackey.
Ajub, n. sound, i¥>ise. afffl -, to com-
mand silence. -bottCIt) m. sounding-
board. -pitlttCj /n. soundpost. -fpri=
tf A, /. glottis. -ti&tn-> n. sign of the
accent. —A) »'. w. to sound.
£.juf, a. sweet, delightful, pleasant,
liappy. - iriflffl) darling, spouse, i -t
o4) Ie&t> in prosperity and adversity.
— tet) y. sweetness, pleasantness.
-lig, f. A-JUf. -lifl luft, flagrant
smell.
Aiuga , f . n. to lie. - for Cfl , to tell
one a lie. -te, m. har. gctft tlflgofl
tin -tCj to give one the lie.
S.ium, a. lukewarm, -fifttjf. luke-
warmness; indiflerence. — rtfl) v. a.
to warm.
AjumfPf, m. groin. [broom.
£.jung,/ra. common heath, ling, sweet-
Jtiuttga , V. n. to lighten , to flash. -
Jiiungelbj m. lightening, flash of
lightening.
&)US) a. light, bright, clear, luminous,
lightsome, em Ijufft bA^^tn y at broad
day. Hi Ijufl^ to grow light. I)U|1
ItAtj flaxen hair, -bla, a. bright blue.
-btun> a. light brown, -fltft) a.
liglit gray, -otftft,/. pale ochre.
ijU8) n. light ; candle ; taper, f otft ett
bflf Otn Ijufct , to deceive, to cheat,
-fltm, m. branch for a candle, -bit,
771. caudle-end. -br«nb, to. candle-
snuflF. -fotm , m. mould for candles.
-^ftnMftte, 77J. cliandler. -fneFt, m.
candle-safes. -ftOfla, /. chandelier.
-fatnfl, /. tub to dip candles in.
-pipfl, /. socket, -putfflte, m. snuf-
fer. -fflj:, /. snufi"er3. -flflfe, >
candlestick. -fPen, 7i. candleligh
-fTfltm, 771. candle-screen. -<li(f<
/. stick for candles, -flcale j 77i
of light, -(lopare, m. chandler. -^o\
ning,/. casting of candles, -tjuf, 7»
candle-waster, —veft-y m. wick «
candle, -nft, f . tz. to grow light.
£.ju(let, 72. gig. - S^iuittay v. a.\
strike and catch fish with a gig.
fl.jutfl, V. 7J. - Jio^en, to die.
£o, 772. Ij'nx, grapple, -egotl, n. p.
lyirx's eyes, sharp eyes.
£o, 7?i. nap. -fitten, a. threadbare.
£ccE, 72. hd. lagga -ct ifc.^ to
the lid on. [curled in lock;
a,0(f, 772. lock, curl, ringlet, -ig, ,
ilotf , 72. alluiing, baiting, -anb, J
decoy-duck. -btttHy f. -bit) 771. bai
-fagel, 772. call-bird, -tttat, 772. bai
lure, -pipfl,/. bird-call, -ft, v. a. 1
allure, to entice, to draw in ; to bai
to call. -A ftf , bettj to entice froa
-ft in, to decoy in, to draw in. ■
tin ttvagetjto entice one to a thin
ut, to induce to go out. -flg, v. d. -ft
meb en, to proceed gently with
Jiobj 72. weight, plumb; plua
heater; ballet ; half an ounce. -bt«
man, n. steelyard for light we
-bo#ft,/. rifled gun. -fiflft,/. mouh
made of sand. -linft, /. lead-l'
(lot -\ina.y the deep sea-line. ItOi
-linan, the liand-line. -ifX-, a. per.
pendicular. — fTott, 72. sounding.
V. n. to sound.- JioJining,/. sounding
ilobs, 77t. a kind of mackerel.
£.0f, 772. board, ^ftfpft -pm ftf ett
fTcpp, to have the wind of a ship-
-Pfltt, 771. windward, -petft,
to ply to windward.
Jl,0f,72. leave, -gifpen, a. allowed,
granted. -ligj a- lawful, allowed.
iof, 72. praise, commendation, enco-
mium. gubPflte-! god be praised!
-orb, 72. praise. -fjung«, f.
praise in song, -fing, 772. hymn,'
praise, -tftt, 72. elogy, pauegjTic. -t««
Iftte, 77t. panegyrist, -piitb, a. prai5e>-