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think one's self capable of.
XLiUtt'abcii V. a. to enter upon, to
mount to. - ^iHtta&e, n. entering
upon, accession to ; access, liberty of
approaching. [use ill.
ttintypa, V. a. to dirly, to foul; to
tEiOPfirelfC) /. existence, being.
^ittt>ecf«) V. a. to manufacture. -
tCiQPCtf ning, /. manufacturing ; ma-
nufacture.
tEJttpinna, v. a. to gain, to acquire.
tEtttPttfl, V. a. to charge upon, to im-
pute, to reproach. - ^iQvitclfe j /.
charge, imputation, reproach.
tEittpattfl, f. a. - fig nSgot, to usurp
a thing.
tCint>ana , Zrillt)flnj« , v. a. to break,
to accustom, to use to a thing.
triapapa, v.a.xo increase. - ^iQpaj:*,
m. increase. [to design.
tCittamna, TCittacna, v. a. to intend,
tlinoffl) V. a. to augment.
tEima, t^. «. to happen, to come to pass.
tEtmber, «. timber.
tCimjatl, m. thyme.
tlimlig, a. temporal, earthly, worldly.
^»mme> m. hour. pS -en, instantly. -
(trim) -0lA8, «. hourglass, -fien, m.
sundial, -tflle, -t>i8, ad. hourly, by
hours. -t>ifarc, wi. hoiu-hand, pin of
a dial ; style.
tCimtner, «. timber. -arbetC, n. car-
penter's work, -ffctts, /. float of
timber, -gefiiflj m. yourneymau-
carpenter; Capricorn, goatchafer.
-mAnsfonji,/. carpentery. -mi;|ifltC,
?n. master carpenter. — fPo0, «t. wood
of timber -trees. -(leE, /z. T. clove-
hitch. -IJetf , m. a piece of timber.
-PerE, n. carpenter's work. - tEimtfl,
V. a. to timber, to build w^ith timbi
tEimotl»et=Btft8, n. Timothy-grass.
tEitlfl) /• tub.
tEinftj t'. a. «^ M. - upp, to thaw.
^infctA, f. n. to glimmer.
tCing, n. thing; assize. IjaHa -,
hold tlie assizes. -9t«g j m. coiu
day. - tlingtfl, f. ^SUfl ting.
tlingc, f . a. to agree ; to bespeak, to
engage. - |)S tlSgct, to bid the price
for a thing. - tj|)y , to agree for the
tEingcfl, m. thing, machine.
tEinffll, w. crude borax.
tCinftur, OT. tincture.
tEinne, m. tooth of harrow or rake.
tintlAtliej the pinnacles.
tCintlitig} m. temple,
trio, a. ten. -bubbel,a. tenfold, -fdt,
arf. ten times, tenfold, -^fltlba, «.
ten different, ten sorts. -^Otnig, a.
decagonal, -doming, m. decagon.
-manningar, m.pl. decaudria. -tal,
n. number ten. — atig , a. decennial,
ten years old. - tTioilbe, a. tenth,
-bcl, w. the tenth part.- tEicilfe,
m. tithe. [Ihe pip.
tEipp, m. tip, end, point, extremity;
tEippa, «-•. n. to tip, to touch gently.
^isbag, m. tuesday.
tri^el, ^2. - o4) tfl#cl, chitchat. - Hih
Ifl, V. n. to coax.
tEijiel, W2. coach-pole, thistle. -fltlF,
m. thistle-finch, goldfinch. [title.
tritel, m. title, -blab , «. title-page,
littA, <-•. «. to peep, -mi fertcii,
to pry into one's secrets. - ttitt^ilj
71. peephole.
tlituletfl, f . a. to title, to call, to en-
title, -b, a. entitled ;titular;iiominal.
tTjma, V. a. & n. to serve; to be fit,
to be good. - lltt at , to serve out
one's years. - for, to serve, to serve
to ; to be good for. - tiQ eyetnpel,
to serve for exemple. -te, m. ser-
vant, -tint! fl, /. servant ; maidser-
vant. - Hjenlig, a. proper, fit, con-
venient ; suitable, becoming. —\)ett /".
fitness, properness, utility. - tTjfnil,
/. service; place, office; service,
turn, ga i - , to go to service, -flf «
tig, a. officious, ready to serve, obli-
ging, serviceable, officiousness, obse-
quiousness, -anbe, m. familiar ghost,
-bflt, a., obliged to serve; adminis-
trating, -folf, «. servants, -fti, a.
exempt from serving, -firbig , f.
-Aftig. -go#£, m. footboy. -gO'