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Pens and Types / or Hints and Helps for Those who Write, Print, Read, Teach, or Learn
Benjamin Drew
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  • I.
    • Icicle
    • Illness
    • Imbibe
    • Imbitter
    • Imbrue
    • Imbue, -ed, -ing
    • Immarginate
    • Impanel, -ed, -ing [Wb. has also Empaneled, -ing, etc., in his first column under E. One way is enough; but to avoid changes in author’s proof, compositor had better follow copy.]
    • Imparlance
    • Impassion
    • Impeach
    • Imperiled
    • Implead
    • Imposthume [See Aposteme.]
    • Impoverish
    • Imprint
    • Incase
    • Inclasp
    • Inclose, -ure, etc.
    • Increase
    • Incrust
    • Incumbrance [But Wb. prefers Encumber for the verb.]
    • Indefeasible
    • Indelible
    • Indict (Law)
    • Indictment
    • Indite, -er
    • Indocile
    • Indoctrinate
    • Indorse, -ed, -ing
    • Indorser, -ment
    • Induce, -ment
    • Inferior
    • Inferable
    • Inflection
    • Infold
    • Infoliate
    • Ingraft, -er, -ment
    • Ingrain
    • Ingulf
    • Inkle
    • Innuendo
    • Inquire, -er, -y, etc.
    • Inscribe
    • Inscroll
    • Insnare
    • Install
    • Installment
    • Instate
    • Instill
    • Instructor
    • Insure, -ed, -ing
    • Insurer, -ance
    • Intenable
    • Intercessor
    • Interior
    • Inthrall
    • Intrench
    • Intrust
    • Inure
    • Inurement
    • Inveigle
    • Inventor
    • Inwheel
    • Inwrap
    • Inwreathe
    • Isocheimal
    • Ixolite
  • J.
    • Jacobin
    • Jaconet
    • Jail, -er, etc.
    • Jalap
    • Jam (Min.)
    • Janizary
    • Jasmine
    • Jaunt, -y, -ily
    • Jean
    • Jenneting
    • Jeremiad
    • Jetsam
    • Jetty
    • Jeweled
    • Jewelry
    • Jointress
    • Jonquil
    • Jostle
    • Jowl {p135}
    • Judgment
    • Jupon
    • Just [A mock encounter on horseback.]
  • K.
    • Kaffer
    • Kale
    • Kayle
    • Keelhaul
    • Keelson
    • Keg
    • Kenneled, -ing
    • Khan
    • Kiln (n.)
    • Kilogram
    • Kiloliter
    • Kilometer
    • Knob
    • Koran
    • Kyanite
  • L.
    • Labeled, -ing
    • Labor, -ed, -ing, etc.
    • Lachrymal
    • Lac (coin)
    • Lackey
    • Lacquer (n.)
    • Lacquer, -ed, -ing
    • Lagoon
    • Lambdoidal
    • Landau
    • Landscape
    • Lantern
    • Lanyard
    • Lapsided
    • Larum
    • Launch
    • Leaven
    • Lecher, -y, -ous
    • Lecturn
    • Ledgement [Sic; the retention of e after g seems somewhat remarkable.]
    • Ledger
    • Leger-line
    • Leggin
    • Lemming
    • Lettuce
    • Leveled, -ing, -er
    • Libeled, -ing, etc.
    • License
    • Lickerish
    • Licorice
    • Lief
    • Lilac
    • Linguiform
    • Linnæan
    • Linseed
    • Linstock
    • Liter
    • Lithontriptic
    • Llama (Zoöl.)
    • Loadstar, -stone
    • Loath (a.)
    • Lode (Min.)
    • Lodgment
    • Logogriph
    • Longiroster
    • Louver
    • Lower
    • Luff
    • Lunet [A little moon, or satellite. Obsolete.]
    • Lunette [A detached bastion, etc.]
    • Lunge
    • Lustring
    • Lye
  • M.
    • Macaw
    • Maccaboy
    • Maggoty
    • Maim [Mayhem, Law.]
    • Mal (prefix) [Here, in Wb., first column, appears “Mall,” followed by “or Maul”; but, since Maul also appears in first column, both as noun and verb, we omit Mall, as not preferable to Maul.]
    • Malkin
    • Mamaluke
    • Mamma
    • Mandatary (n.)
    • Manikin
    • Maneuver
    • Mantel (Arch.)
    • Mantel-piece
    • Marc (coin)
    • Magaron
    • Marquee
    • Marque (letter of)
    • Marquess [Till of late, marquis was the usual spelling, but it is now to a great extent superseded by marquess, except in the foreign title.—Smart.]
    • Marshal
    • Marshaled, -ing
    • Martin (Ornith.)
    • Martinet (Naut.)
    • Martingale
    • Marveled, -ing, etc.
    • Mark
    • Maslin
    • Mastic
    • Matrice [If written Matrix, follow copy.]
    • Mattress
    • Mauger
    • Maul (n. and v.)
    • Mayhem (Law)
    • Meager, -ly, etc.
    • Merchandise {p136}
    • Meter
    • Mileage
    • Milleped
    • Milligram
    • Milliliter
    • Millimeter
    • Milrea
    • Misbehavior
    • Miscall
    • Misdemeanor
    • Misspell
    • Misspend
    • Misspent
    • Misstate
    • Mistletoe
    • Miter, -ed
    • Mizzen
    • Mizzle
    • Moccasin
    • Mode (Gram.)
    • Mocha-stone
    • Modeled, -ing
    • Modillion
    • Mohammedan
    • Mohawk
    • Molasses
    • Mold
    • Molt
    • Moneyed
    • Mongrel
    • Moresque
    • Morris
    • Mortgageor (Law)
    • Mortgager
    • Mosque
    • Mosquito
    • Mullein
    • Multiped
    • Mummery
    • Murder, etc.
    • Murky
    • Murrhine
    • Muscadel
    • Muscle (a shell fish) [If written Mussel, follow copy.]
    • Musket
    • Mustache
  • N.
    • Nankeen
    • Narwal
    • Naught
    • Negotiate, -or, etc.
    • Neighbor, -ing, etc.
    • Net (a.)
    • Neb (Orn.)
    • Niter
    • Nobless [If written Noblesse, follow copy.]
    • Nomads
    • Nombles
    • Nonesuch
    • Novitiate
    • Nylghau
  • O.
    • Oaf
    • Ocher
    • Octahedron
    • Octostyle
    • Odalisque
    • Odor
    • Offense
    • Olio
    • Omber
    • Omer
    • Oolong
    • Opaque
    • Opobalsam
    • Orach
    • Orang-outang
    • Orchestra
    • Oriel
    • Oriflamb
    • Orison
    • Osier
    • Osprey
    • Otolite
    • Ottar (of roses)
    • Outrageous
    • Oxide
    • Oyes
  • P.
    • Packet
    • Painim
    • Palanquin
    • Palestra
    • Palet
    • Palmiped
    • Panada
    • Pander
    • Pandore
    • Pandour
    • Panel (Law)
    • Paneled, -ing
    • Pantograph
    • Papoose
    • Paralyze
    • Parceled, -ing
    • Parcenary
    • Parlor
    • Parol (a.)
    • Parquet
    • Parsnip
    • Parrakeet
    • Partible
    • Partisan
    • Pasha
    • Pashalic
    • Pask
    • Patrol (n.)
    • Paver
    • Pawl
    • [Peaked We insert this word as of the first column, because Picked (in Wb. first col.) has definitions not applicable to Peaked.]
    • Pean
    • Peart {p137}
    • Pedicel
    • Peddler
    • Pedobaptist
    • Pemmican
    • Penciled, -ing
    • Pennant
    • Pentahedral
    • Peony
    • Periled, -ing
    • Peroxide
    • Persimmon
    • Persistence
    • Pewit (Orn.)
    • Phantasm
    • Phantom
    • Phenomenon
    • Phenix
    • Phial [But if written Vial, follow copy.]
    • Philter, -ed
    • Phthisic
    • Piaster
    • Picked
    • Picket
    • Pie
    • Piebald
    • Piepoudre
    • Pimento
    • Pimpernel
    • Pinchers
    • Pistoled, -ing
    • Placard
    • Plaice (Ichth.)
    • Plain [Plane, in some senses.]
    • Plane-sailing
    • Plaster
    • Plait (v.)
    • Plat (n.)
    • Plethron
    • Pliers
    • Plow
    • Plumber
    • Plumiped
    • Pluviometer
    • Point-device
    • Poise
    • Polacca
    • Pole-ax
    • Poltroon
    • Polyhedron, -drous
    • Polyglot (n.)
    • Polyp
    • Pommel
    • Pommeled, -ing
    • Ponton
    • Pony
    • Poniard
    • Porgy (Ichth.)
    • Porpoise
    • Portray
    • Porteress
    • Possessor
    • Postilion
    • Potato
    • Potsherd
    • Powter (Orn.)
    • Pozzolana
    • Practice (v.)
    • Præmunire
    • Prænomen
    • Predial
    • Premise
    • Pretense
    • Pretermit
    • Pretor
    • Profane
    • Protector
    • Programme
    • Protoxide
    • Prunella
    • Pumpkin
    • Puppet
    • Purblind
    • Purr
    • Purslane
    • Putrefy
    • Pygmy
    • Pyx
  • Q.
    • Quadroon
    • Quarantine
    • Quarrel (an arrow)
    • Quarreled, -ing
    • Quartet
    • Quaterfoil
    • Quay, -age
    • Questor
    • Quinsy
    • Quintain
    • Quintet
    • Quoin
  • R.
    • Rabbet (Carp.)
    • Rabbi
    • Raccoon
    • Raddock (Orn.)
    • Ramadan
    • Rancor, -ous, -ly
    • Ransom
    • Rare (adj.)
    • Rarefy
    • Raspberry
    • Rattan
    • Raveled, -ing
    • Raven (plunder)
    • Raze, -ed, -ing
    • Rasure
    • Real (coin)
    • Rearward
    • Recall
    • Recompense
    • Reconnoiter
    • Redoubt
    • Referable
    • Reflection
    • Reglet
    • Reindeer
    • Re-enforce
    • Re-install, -ment
    • Relic
    • Remiped {p138}
    • Renard
    • Rencounter
    • Rennet
    • Replier
    • Reposit
    • Resin
    • Rosin [The resin left, after distilling off the volatile oils from the different species of turpentine.]
    • Resistance, etc.
    • Restive, -ly, -ness
    • Retch (to vomit)
    • Reveled, -ing, -er
    • Reverie
    • Ribbon
    • Reversible
    • Rigor, -ous, etc.
    • Risk
    • Rivaled, -ing
    • Riveted, -ing
    • Roc (Orn.)
    • Rodomontade
    • Rondeau
    • Ronyon
    • Roquelaure
    • Rotunda
    • Route
    • Ruble (coin)
    • Ruche
    • Rummage
    • Rumor, etc.
    • Rye