refer + edgallop + edsuspend + edsuffer + ing
omit + edabhor + encekidnap + edtravel + ed
cheat + edjoin + ingadmit + ingrebel + ious
flatter + edbenefit + eddiffer + encefertil + izer
prefer + ingpermit + edenamel + edquarrel + ing
remit + ancemap + ingdrug + istbrag + art
heap + ingconnect + ingemit + edunfit + ed
confer + ingoffer + edconceal + edparallel + ed
acquit + ed*commit + eeshelter + edstir + ing
root + edsqueal + ingintermit + entequal + ed
depend + entbegin + ercheer + edvigor + ous
occur + edshovel + edforgot + enregret + ed
submit + edtransmit + eddrum + erspin + ing

* After q, u is a consonant.

EXCEPTIONS.

The final consonant is not doubled when, in the derivative, the accent is thrown from the last syllable of the primitive; as, re fer´, ref´er ence.

ref´er encedef´er enceref er ee´
pref er encein fer enceref´er a ble or
con fer encepref er a blere fer´ri ble

OTHER EXCEPTIONS.

gas es(but gassy)tranquillity
gas eoushumbug gingtrans fer able
crystallize humbug gedex cellence
chagrined

Note.—There is a large class of words ending in l, and accented on some other syllable than the last, in whose derivatives the l is doubled by many writers; but it accords more with the analogy of the language not to double the l. Such words are the following: apparel, cancel, channel, cudgel, dishevel, drivel, duel, enamel, equal, gambol, grovel, jewel, libel, marshal, marvel, metal, model, panel, peril, quarrel.

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