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  • L.
    • Lackey
    • Lacquer
    • Lair
    • Lambdoidal
    • Lance
    • Landscape
    • Landsman
    • Lantern
    • Lanyard
    • Launch
    • Laundress
    • Laureate
    • Lavender
    • Lea (a plain)
    • Leach
    • Leaven
    • Ledger
    • Lettuce
    • License
    • Lickerish
    • Licorice
    • Lief
    • Lilac
    • Lily
    • Linguiform
    • Liniment [An embrocation.]
    • [Linament (Lint, etc.)]
    • Lintstock
    • Litharge
    • Llama (animal)
    • Loadstar
    • Loadstone
    • Loath (a.)
    • Loathe (v.)
    • Lode (a vein)
    • Lodgement
    • Lower
    • Luff
    • Luke
    • Lustring
    • Lye (from ashes)
  • M.
    • Maggoty
    • Maim
    • [Mayhem (Law)]
    • Maize
    • Maleadministration
    • Malecontent
    • Malefeasance
    • Malepractice
    • Maltreat
    • Malkin
    • Mall
    • Malanders
    • Mameluke
    • Mandarin
    • Mandatary
    • Mandrel
    • Manifestable
    • Manikin
    • Manœuvre
    • Mantle
    • Mark
    • Marque (license)
    • Marquee
    • Marquis
    • Marshal
    • Marten
    • Martingale
    • Mask
    • Maslin
    • Mastic
    • Matins
    • Mattress
    • Meagre
    • Mediæval
    • Meliorate [If written ameliorate, follow copy.]
    • Menagerie
    • Merchandise
    • Mere (a pool)
    • Metre
    • Mew
    • Mewl
    • Mileage
    • Milleped
    • Millrea
    • Miscall
    • Misspell
    • Misspend
    • Misy (Min.)
    • Mistletoe
    • Mitre
    • Mizzen
    • Moccason
    • Mocha-stone
    • Modillion
    • Molasses
    • Moneyed
    • Mongrel
    • Monodrame
    • Mood
    • Moresque
    • Morion
    • Mortgageor
    • Mosque
    • Mosquito
    • Mould
    • Moult
    • Mulch
    • Mullin
    • Multiped
    • Mummery
    • Murder
    • Murderous
    • Murky
    • Murrhine
    • Muscle [Animal tissue.] {p150}
    • [Mussel (A shell-fish.)]
    • Musket
    • Mustache
    • Myth
  • N.
    • Nankeen
    • Naught
    • Negotiate
    • Net (a., clear)
    • Nib
    • Nobless
    • Nombles
    • Novitiate
    • Nozle
    • Nuisance
  • O.
    • Oblique
    • Octahedron
    • Offence
    • Offuscate
    • Olio
    • Omer
    • Opaque
    • Orach
    • Orison
    • Osier
    • Osmazome
    • Osprey
    • Ottar [If written Attar, follow copy.]
    • Outrageous
    • Oxidate
    • Oxidation
    • Oxide
    • Oxidize
    • Oyes
  • P.
    • Pacha
    • Packet
    • Painim
    • Palanquin
    • Palette
    • Palmiped
    • Pandore
    • Panel
    • Pansy
    • Pantagraph
    • Pappoose
    • Parallelopiped
    • Paralyze
    • Parcenary
    • Parol (a.)
    • Paroquet
    • Parral
    • Parsnip
    • Partisan
    • Patin
    • Patrol
    • Paver
    • Pawl
    • Pedler
    • Pedlery
    • Peep
    • Penance
    • Penniless
    • Pentahedral
    • Pentahedron
    • Pentile
    • Peony
    • Perch
    • Persimmon
    • Persistence
    • Pewit
    • Phantasm
    • Phantom
    • Phenomenon
    • Phial [If written Vial, follow copy.]
    • Philter
    • Phlegm
    • Phœnix
    • Phthisic
    • [Piked Ending in a point.]
    • Picked [Spruce; smartly or foppishly dressed.]
    • Picket
    • [Piquet A game at cards.]
    • Picturesque
    • Pie
    • Piebald
    • Pimento
    • Pincers
    • Placard
    • Plain [A level, open field.]
    • [Plane So written in science and the arts.]
    • Plane-sailing
    • Plaster
    • Plat
    • Plethora
    • Pleurisy
    • Pliers
    • Plough
    • Ploughman
    • Ploughshare
    • Plumber
    • Plumiped
    • Pluviameter
    • Poise
    • Poltroon
    • Polyanthus
    • Polyhedral
    • Polyhedron
    • Pomade
    • Pommel
    • Pontoon
    • Pony
    • Porpoise
    • Portray
    • Portress
    • Postilion
    • Potato
    • Pottage
    • Practise (v.) {p151}
    • Præmunire
    • Premise
    • Pretence
    • Preterite
    • Pretor
    • Prison-base
    • Probate
    • Profane
    • Protector
    • Prothonotaryship
    • Prunello
    • Pumpkin
    • [Puisne (Law) Thus written as a technical word.]
    • Puny
    • Pupillary
    • Purblind
    • Purlin
    • Purr
    • Purslain
    • Pursy
    • Putrefy
    • Pygmean
    • Pygmy
    • Pyx
  • Q.
    • Quarantine
    • Quartet
    • Quatercousin
    • Quay (a mole)
    • Quinsy
    • Quintain
    • Quintal
    • Quitter
    • Quoit
  • R.
    • Raccoon
    • Raillery
    • Ransom
    • Rarefy
    • Raspberry
    • Ratafia
    • Rattan
    • Raven (prey)
    • Raze
    • Razure
    • Real (coin)
    • Rear
    • Rearmouse
    • Rearward
    • Recall
    • Recognizable
    • Recognizance
    • Recognize
    • Recognizee
    • Recognizor
    • Recompense
    • Reconnoitre
    • Redoubt
    • Redoubtable
    • Reenforcement
    • Referable
    • Reflection
    • Reflective
    • Reglet
    • Reindeer
    • Reinstall
    • Relic
    • Renard [If written Reynard, follow copy.]
    • Rennet
    • Replier
    • Reposit
    • Resin [This is the scientific term for the “inspissated exudations of certain families of plants.”]
    • Rosin [The name of the commonest resin in use, “when employed in a solid state for ordinary purposes.”]
    • Resistance
    • Respite
    • Restiff [If written restive, follow copy.]
    • Restiffness [If written restiveness, follow copy.]
    • Retch (to vomit)
    • Reverie [If written revery, follow copy.]
    • Reversible
    • Rhomb
    • [Rhumb (Nav.)]
    • Ribbon
    • Rider
    • Rinse
    • Risk
    • Riveted
    • Robbin
    • [Robin (Orn.)]
    • Rodomontade
    • Roquelaure
    • Route (course)
    • Rummage
    • Runnet
    • Rye
  • S.
    • Sabianism
    • Sag
    • Saic
    • Sainfoin
    • Salic
    • Saltcellar
    • Sandarach
    • Sandiver
    • Sanitary
    • Sarcenet
    • Sat
    • Satchel
    • Satinet
    • Savin
    • Saviour [When the Redeemer is meant, the u should be retained. Worcester’s note under this word says that error, favor, and honor are derived directly from {p152} the Latin, whereas there is no classical Latin word corresponding to the Greek saviour = σωτήρ.]
    • [Savior This orthography is proper when a sacred meaning is not attached to the word.]
    • Scallop
    • Scath
    • Scenery
    • Sceptic
    • Sceptical
    • Scepticism
    • Schist
    • Schistose
    • Scholium
    • Schorl
    • Sciagraphy
    • Sciomachy
    • Scion
    • Scirrhosity
    • Scirrhous [a.]
    • Scirrhus [n.]
    • Scissors
    • Sconce
    • Scotfree
    • Scow
    • Screen
    • Scrofula
    • Scythe
    • Seamstress
    • Sear
    • Searce
    • Secretaryship
    • Seethe
    • Seignior
    • Seine (a net)
    • Seizin
    • Sellenders
    • Selvage
    • Sentinel
    • Sentry
    • Sequin
    • Sergeant
    • Sergeantry
    • Sesspool [If written cesspool, follow copy.]
    • Sevennight
    • Shad
    • Shard
    • Shark (v.) [But shirk is more common, follow copy.]
    • Shawm
    • Sheathe (v.)
    • Sheer (pure)
    • Sheik
    • Shemitic
    • Sherbet
    • Sherry
    • Shorling
    • Show
    • Showbread
    • Shrillness
    • Shroud
    • Shuttlecock
    • Shyly
    • Shyness
    • Sienite
    • Silicious
    • Sill
    • Sillabub
    • Simar
    • Siphon
    • Siren
    • Sirloin
    • Sirocco
    • Sirup
    • Sit (to incubate)
    • Site
    • Sizar
    • Size (glue)
    • Skate
    • Skein
    • Skilful
    • Skulk
    • Skull
    • Slabber
    • Slake (to quench)
    • Sleight (n.)
    • Sley (a reed)
    • Sluice
    • Slyly
    • Slyness
    • Smallness
    • Smirk
    • Smooth (v.)
    • Soap
    • Socage
    • Socle
    • Solan
    • Solder
    • Soldier
    • Soliped
    • Solitaire
    • Solvable
    • Somerset
    • Sonneteer
    • Soothe (v.)
    • Sorrel
    • Souse
    • Spa
    • Spicknel
    • Spinach
    • Spinel
    • Splice
    • Sponge
    • Spongy
    • Spright
    • Sprightful
    • Spunk
    • Spurt
    • Stable
    • Staddle
    • Stanch
    • Stationery (n.)
    • Steadfast
    • Steelyard
    • Sterile
    • Stillness
    • Stockade
    • Strait (n.)
    • Strap
    • Strengthener
    • Strew
    • Stupefy {p153}
    • Sty
    • Style
    • Subtile (thin)
    • Subtle (sly)
    • Subtract
    • Subtraction
    • Suit
    • Suitor
    • Sulky (n.)
    • Sulphuretted
    • Sumach
    • Suretyship
    • Surname
    • Surprise
    • Surreptitious
    • Survivor
    • Survivorship
    • Swale
    • Sward
    • Swath (n.)
    • Sweepstakes
    • Swipple
    • Swop [If written swap, follow copy.]
    • Sycamore
    • Sylvan
    • Synonyme
    • Syphilis
    • Systematize
  • T.
    • Tabard
    • Taffety
    • Taffrail
    • Taillage
    • Talc (a stone)
    • Tallness
    • Talmud
    • Tambour
    • Tambourine
    • Tarpauling
    • Tartan
    • Tassel
    • Tawny
    • Tease
    • Teazle
    • Tenable
    • Terrier
    • Tether
    • Tetrastich
    • Theodolite
    • Thraldom
    • Thrash
    • Threshold
    • Throe (a pang)
    • Thyine (wood)
    • Thyme
    • Ticking
    • Tidbit
    • Tie
    • Tier (a row)
    • Tierce
    • Tiger
    • Tincal
    • Tint
    • Tiny
    • Tippler
    • Tithe
    • Toilet
    • Toll (to allure)
    • Tollbooth
    • Ton
    • [Tun (Tun is the usual orthography when a large cask or wine measure [252 gallons] is meant; Ton when a weight of 20 cwt., the space in a ship, or a measure of timber is meant.—Brande.)]
    • Tonnage
    • Tormentor
    • Touchy
    • Tourmaline
    • Trance
    • Tranquillity
    • Tranquillize
    • Transferable
    • Transferrence
    • Treadle
    • Treenail
    • Trellis
    • Trentals
    • Trestle
    • Trevet
    • Trousers
    • Truckle-bed
    • Tumbrel
    • Turkey
    • Turkois
    • Turnip
    • Turnsole
    • Tutenag
    • Tweedle
    • Twibil
    • Tymbal
    • Tyro
  • U.
    • Umbles
    • Unbias
    • Unbiassed
    • Unbigoted
    • Unroll
    • Until