The English 
PARNASSUS: 
OR, 
A HELPE
TO 
English Poesie.


Containing A COLLECTION 
Of all Rhyming Monosyllables,
The choicest Epithets, and Phrases:

With some 
General Forms upon all Occasions, Subjects,
and Theams, Alphabetically digested

By JOSUA POOLE. M. A. Clare Hall Camb.

Together with 
A short Institution to English Poe­
sie, by way of PREFACE.

London, Printed for Tho. Johnson, at the golden Key 
in St. Pauls Church-yard. 1657.








TO 
My Worthily, Honoured
FRIEND, 
Mr. FRANCIS ATKINSON.

I Shall not need to derive any confidence 
from the long acquaintance and friendship
hath passed between us, to presse you 
to the Patronage of this work, when 
there are so many other Considerations
that in a manner force it on you, as ha­
ving a certain right in it; it is the account of many a 
years Stewardship, the product of many a mid­
night thought, during my relation to you and 
those young Gentlemen committed by you to 
my charge and oversight, in a word, it had the 
first and last hand put to it, that is, ows both its
originall and perfection to your house at HAD­
LEY. There are indeed abroad in the world 
many books conducing to the improvement of 
youth in good Letters, whereof it may be said
of some, they are superfluous, of others they are
burthensome, and by multiplicity of instruction di­




stract the Learner. And this proceeds partly 
from an itch of reputation, which even those 
of that laborious, (nay, by many sleighted) pro­
fession are not free from, partly from the diffi­
culties that attend the education of youth, and 
partly from that generall humour, in most men
of discovering their invention in furnishing the 
world with something that is new, or their wit 
in reforming and advancing what had been done
by others. But for this of mine, you are not 
ignorant of the difficulty of the attempt, what a 
strange multitude of Authors I have been forced,
as it were to anatomise, and that I may say, 
without any great losse of Modesty, that there 
never came yet abroad so methodicall an Insti­
tution of ENGLISH POESIE. For you, 
who look on education through other prospe­
ctive glasses than those of necessity or advantage, 
know, that it requires a person of generous incli­
nations, that as an exrprest Architect, layes
the solid foundations of humane life, and un­
dertakes a businesse that hath the greatest influ­
ence on Policy, Morality, and Religion.

This once granted, no pains, no care, no vigi­
lancy can be too great that is spent upon the cul­
tivation of these noble plants, were there only 
this inducement that we should transmit them
such to posterity as that they may in them per­
ceive our care and tendernesse. Upon these



 
grounds did I enter into the present relation to 
you, which being, as I said, a stewardship, it is but 
just I should bring something to testifie my faith­
fulnesse. You know how beneficial this work
hath been where it was brought forth, and exer­
cised, and I leave it to you, either to communi­
cate it, or conceale it. If ever it come abroad 
into the world, I desire it may be under the con­
duct of your name, that, for your particular, it 
may be satisfied how much you have contributed
to the the Commonwealth of Learning, and, for 
mine be convinced, how conscientious I have 
been in the discharge of my duty, what great re­
spects I have for you, and how passionately desi­
rous I am to expresse my self,

Sir,
Your most affectionate Friend, 
and faithful Servant, 

Josua Poole.
 






To the hopeful young Gentlemen, his 
Schollers in that private School, at Hadley,
Kept in the house of Mr. Francis Atkinson.

SWeet impes of early hopes whose smiling brow
Beckens the cincture of the laureate bough,
Whose lips seem made, to tast no other spring,
Than that by which the Thespian virgins sing.

Whose sprightly face, and active eyes descry
The Muses in a rising majesty:
You that without th'edition of a book,
Can make men read a Poet in your look;
Whose downy plumes with happy augurie,
Presage betimes,nwhat the fledge soul will be.

For you (Ingenious spirits) thus I trie
To find a milkie way to Poesie,
That babes, as they the coral nipples lugge,
May find an Hippocrene within the dugge,
And the first milk that they shall feed upon,
May be the sacred dew of Helicon,
And when at first their steps the earth shall greete,
At once may find their own and verses feete,
After as they grow up, Pegasus may
Be the first hobby-horse with which they play,
And when to higher sports they come, may put
An Homers Iliads in their game some nut,
And whilst they take their pastime in the sun,
Together make their tops and verses run,
Nay to that height they shall their phancies raise,
That whilst they run at, they shal win the Baies,
In all their sports they shall the Poets play,
And make the Birch, prevented by the Bay;




For they shal need no Masters to rehearse
Long tedious precepts of the lawes of verse,
In them so printed shall those lawes be seen,
As if they had the lawes of Nature been.
The only taske their Masters shall impose
On them, will be, to learn to speak in prose;
In which, they shall have, if they chance t'offend,
As boys scan, verses at their fingers ends,
Pleading like Ovid for to save their breech,
As if Prosodia went before In speech,
Or that they had into the world been brought,
As Lucan died, with verses in their throat,
Their cradles of the verdant laurel been,
Or of those learned trees which once were seene
After the Thracian Harper dance along,
Wedding their motions to his well-tim'd song,
And all that shal their sodain raptures hear,
That Poets are not made, but born will swear.
 
The early blossoms which I see in you,
Makes me believe these my presages true;
For, if you can so much already do;
What will they that may sooner come unto
Parnassus mount? If you so much can see
On plainer ground, what will they that shal be
Advantag'd by that hill, whose tops do rise
In stately height, to parly with the skies?
 
On then (sweet souls) that sacred verse may be
No longer call'd the thred-bare mystery;
Let the world see, what yet it scarce before
Hath known, there are good Poets, yet not poore,
Whose inspirations, and rich phancies be
More than a Taverns frothy tympany,
That conjure not up wit with spirit of wine,
Nor make the bay, supported by the vine;




Like those whose thirsty fancies ebbe and flow,
lust as their cups, greater or lesser grow,
Phæbus and Bacchus that together link,
And never write, but in or after drink:
As when great showers of rain fall from the skies,
In standing waters bubbles will arise.

And for my selfe (though I did ne'r bestride
The winged horse, and through the welkin glide,
Unto the forked hill; nor saw the spring,
Where those sweet maids of Memory do sing:
Whilst their harmonious aires give easie birth
Unto the flowers, and help the teeming earth:
Whilst shaggy Satyrs yeild their sences thrall
To the sweet cadence of their madrigals,
And all the leavy standards of the wood,
Quitting the place where they before had stood,
Came listning on, and every gladsome tree,
Link't with his neighbour to an unity,
Whisper their mutual joyes, till they had made
By their embrace, an unexpected shade,
And all the wing'd musitians of the aire,
Hid in their branches make a close repaire,
That by their tunes, they might learn how to sing,
And give a better welcome to the spring;
Whilst savage beasts, that thither too were come
Offerd themselves a thankful Hecatombe:
Though I dare not make title to that tree
That growes upon the banks of Castalie,
Nor on Parnassus top had ever Theam
Presented by the Muses in a dream,
Or with my teeth unbarkt the laurel graffe,
Yet) can I lend the weaker brains a staff
For their supportment, till their riper wit,
Shall laugh to see, they ever needed it,



 
Staffes cannot goe, and yet enable him
That wants assistance to his feeble limbe;
He that is lame, and cannot move, yet may
Lie still, and point to others out the way.
Many are dumb, and know not how to break
Their mind in words, yet by mute signes can speak,
And talk so with their fingers, that another
May give that language which their dumbnesse smothers.
Though whetstones cannot cut at all, they may
Do service, and make knives as sharp as they
Themselves are blunt, and they who cannot ring
By jangling may toll better ringers in,
Candles see nought themselves, yet lend a light,
VVhich in the dark gives others use of sight.
The height of my ambition and intent,
Is but to be a luckie instrument
For others good, and instruments we know,
Are usefull, though themselves can nothing do;
 
Accept and use then this my book, aspire
Unto the Mountains top, blow up that fire
VVhich yet is but a spark Prometheus stole
From Phebus wheels what burns within your soul,
Then give it vent, let it advance a flame,
VVhich may secure your and the Poets name,
From all the malice of invading time,
And conquer death with your victorious rime.

And though you may perchance meet some of those
That in a Satyr of their dough-bak'd Prose,
Not able to reach further, lash the horse,
They cannot sit, and whil'st they rudely force
Their waspish language to disgrace the fount,
The horse-hoof-made, scorning the sacred Mount,
Too high for them to climb, turn horse themselves,
And kick in vain, as waves against the shelves.
 



Crushing their froth, as dogs disturb the night
With fruitlesse howling at fair Cynthia's light,
Whilst she untroubled still along doth glide,
More by their barking envy glorifi'd,
In that bright Carre, their snarls cannot impeach,
As much above their malice as their reach:
Or like that fox, who long with greedy eyes,
Did on the grapy clusters tantalise,
And last contents himself to call them sower,
Which he perceiveth plac'd above his power,
And these may tell you that the Poets be,
But the fomenters of of obscenitie,
Of lust and lewdnesse, verse the Devils bait,
To draw youth on to what they else would hate.

Be not discourag'd, Muses none despise,
That ever gave the Graces Sacrifice;
Such Majesty is couch'd in numerous layes,
They never understood, which can dispraise.

'Tis true, some spend their ill-disposed hour,
Onely the Virgin Muses to deflowr,
And in loose language make the Graces be
Naked beyond the bounds of Modestie,
Who whilst with shamelesse ribaldry they sing,
Make Helicon a puddle for a spring,
Enough to make their reader, one would think,
With blushing change the colour of their ink:
But must we, cause some children idly play,
And cut their fingers, throw our knives away?
Or cause when once their bellies full, they eat
No more, but toy, must we forgoe our meat?
What if some looser dames to painting fall;
Shall chaster Matrons have no face at all?
If some for lust their gaudie garments wear,
Shall modest Virgins all their cloaths forswear?




If some by faggots ruine do conspire,
Must our cold chimney therefore want a fire?
And shall Lycurgus cut down every vine,
Because some Thraoians did exceed in wine?
Shall we all modest pictures quite decline,
For the lascivious draughts of Aretine?
If that abuse could take away the right,
And lawfull use, we scarce should use our sight.
Scripture may be abus'd, and best things may,
By the same argument, be cast away.
Though Caesar banish't Ovid far from Rome,
He kept Parthenious Virgil still at home.
All Poets are not vitious some there be,
Like Cato, verse it, yet with modesty,
And won to goodnesse, by their verse can show,
More souls than many prose-Divines can do;
Crown'd with religious bayes: for often those
Are chain'd by numbers that contemn loose prose,
And those whose souls are come so near the gall,
Of bitternesse, as to think stoicall
What speaks Religion, yet will dare to try
The Poets popular Divinity,
And with a yielding fancy lend an ear
To all that by the Poet preach't they hear.
Many have been, which Pulpits did eschew,
Converted from the Poets reading pew,
And those that seldome do salute the porch
Of Solomon, will come to Herberts Church;
For as that English Lyrick sweetly sings,
Whilst angels danc'd upon his trembling strings,
A verse may find him who a Sermon flies,
And turn delight into a sacrifice.
Then let the Poet use his lawfull bait,
To make men swallow what they else would hate,




Like wise Physicians that their pills infold
In sugar, paper, or the leaves of gold,
And by a vertuous fraud and honest stealth,
Cozen unwilling Patients into health;
Like winter fires, that with disdainfull heat,
The opposition of the cold defeat,
And in an angry Spleen do burn more fair,
The more encountered by the frosty air;
Let your Phebean fires its flame advance,
Blown by the cold breath of chill ignorance,
And like Amphion build a lofty rhyme,
That shall outlast the insolence of time,
For there is hidden in a Poets name.
A spell that can command the wings of fame,
And maugre all oblivions hated birth,
Begin your immortality on earth,
"And when more spreading titles are forgot,
"And spight of all their lead and searcloth rot,
"You wrapt and shrin'd in your own sheets shall lye
"As reliques fam'd for all posterity.
No envious time or age shall ever pierce,
The better marble of eternal verse,
Nine Muses can cammand the fatall three,
And make their baies out-live the Cypresse tree,
And though they part with breath they cannot die
Whose name's embalm'd in sacred Poesie,
For such are the proud miracles of verse,
They make men rise up from their drowsie herse,
And cause the grave deaths utmost spite but be
A larger womb to immortality.
The Deities above, and those below,
To the learn'd nine auspcious homage ow,
And they whose heads the lawrel chaplets bear
Can charm the gods in either Hemisphere.




What is't the Muses javelin cannot pierce?
When heaven and hell are master'd by a verse,
The Laurel staffe sway'd by a learned hand
Carries more magick than that silver wand,
Heavens verger waves, then that Medea shook,
When Aeson from the scalding bath she took,
Hot as the youth she gave him, or the ram,
Which from the Caldron leap't a frisking lamb,
Such boundlesse power doth on numbers wait
Without a blasphemy they can create,
Nor have they fame and strength alone, but can
Surfet the unconfin'd desires of man,
With soul-transporting pleasure and content,
Not to be thought on without ravishment:
For when the ranging fancy hath in vain
Pursued delight through all things, yet remains
Still empty, these with satisfaction fill;
Deucalions ship rests on Parnassus hill.
For as he sung, that was the blithest swain,
That ever finger'd pipe on flowry plain,
You may in these as oft as you shall chuse,
"Hugge sweet content with your retired Muse,
"And in those studies find as much to please,
"As others in the greatest Palaces,
"Instead of hounds, that make the wooded hils
"Talk in an hundred voices to the rills,
"Hear you the pleasing cadence of a line;
"Struck by the consort of the sacred nine.
"In lieu of hawks, the raptures of your soul,
"Transcend their pitch, and baser earths controll;
"For running horses, let your fancies flie
"Like arrows that outrun the hunting eye;
"For courtly dancing, you may take more pleasure.
"To hear your verse keep time and equall measure,




"All this without expence, when others oft,
"With their undoings have their pleasures bought,
Such are the Poets joyes, as be no lesse
Than th' image of eternal happinesse,
Like heavens; none these, save the enjoyers know,
And they themselves better conceive than show,
Reveng'd on their ignorance are those,
Which tread the morter of untempred prose,
Whose groveling fancies, and too low pitcht eye
Cannot reach up unto the Poets skie,
And yet like those that to shoot up are bold,
At what their dazled sense cannot behold,
Against the poet saucily dare vent
Their barrn fancies, frothy excrement,
Pitiing their ignorance, wish you no worse,
Than what was once the noble Sydneys curse,
May Cupid wound them, and they lye forlorn,
As pitied objects of their mistresse scorn,
Wanting that fire which warms the poets brain
To thaw the ice of her deserv'd disdain,
Till dead with grief, they make the Muses laugh
To see their names deni'd an Epitaph,
And all their fame inearthed with their herse,
Rotting for want of an embalming verse.

Contemn their scorns and with a brave disdain,
Sleight all those toyes, that others entertain,
Which onely study how to wear their clothes,
And fill up their imperfect speech with oaths,
Scruing their body into every shape,
And are content to be the common ape
Of every Nation, so they may but be
In fashion with their flanting braverie;
Whose best discourse can no more skill impart,
Than tales of hawks and hounds in terms of art,




Who, if they have a tatling spur and bear,
Heads light as the gay feathers which they wear,
Whistle in silks and sometimes can invent
Occasion for a thread-bare complement,
And make a gaudie hilted rapier ride,
Hid in as fine a scabbard, on their side,
As more for shew than use; talk of a wench
With more disease than language of the French,
In whom inventious tailours forming art,
And the spruce barbour claims a greater part,
Than nature or their education can,
Think themselves are the onely Gentile man,
And complete, gallant for this outward dresse,
And gilded trim, when they are nothing lesse;
But shapes of men, and speaking butterflies,
Attracting onely fools, and childrens eyes.

Let these enjoy their humours, whose descent,
And blood's the best and onely argument
That they can use to prove them Gentlemen;
Whilst by the raptures of your learned pen,
Your sweet pac'd numbers and harmonious layes,
You get the solid, and enduring praise,
And shew your worth and birth by a divine,
And better far than your forefathers line.
 
Pay then the Muses Tithes, and let those powers
Of sacred verse, share in your idle hours,
Those ravell'd thrums of time on fruitlesse play,
And emptinesse should not be thrown away.
Those threads of patcht up vacant hours may
Make cloths will serve you for a working day;
The product rising from such vacant hours 
Makes this to be what I my self am---

Yours

Josua Pool.



 
THE PREFACE, 
Being a short Institution 
OF 
ENGLISH POESIE.

IT is the ordinary misfortune of posthumous
works, like Orphans, to be exposed to the mer­
cy of others; insomuch, that when they come 
to appear in the world, they have not those ac­
commodations, which such as are advanced by 
their own parents and friends, commonly have. 
Were the learned Author of this laborious work 
alive to see this production of his abilities, and 
extraordinary industry come abroad, there nee­
ded not any to give account of it but himself. For 
who could have said more for the advantage and 
ornament of Poesy, than a person who had so for­
tunately spent both his time and endeavours to 
cultivate it in the highest manner that could be? 
But since he is not, the Reader must accordingly
abate of his expectation, and, instead of large In­
stitution of Poesie, such as might well attend the 
present Work into the world, accept of such as




slight account thereof, as may be proportionable 
to their capacities, for whose improvement, in­
struction, and convenience, these endeavours of 
his were intended. They indeed were calcula­
ted for their meridian who stood subject to the 
ferula; which yet hinders not, but they may indif­
ferently contribute to the assistance of all those, 
who find in themselves any natural inclination or
happinesse of thought more than ordinary, to ex­
presse themselves in verse.

We are then to note, that as the world became
more and more civilized, Harmony, I mean that 
of speech and mutual expression one to another, 
grew more and more into reputation. Hence is
it that those languages are considered as the most 
refined that are most susceptible of Harmony, and 
those most favouring of incivility and barbarisme,
wherein a man cannot expresse himselfe without 
harshnesse and discord. This harmony, in prose,
consists in an exact placing of the accent, and an
accurate disposition of the words; such as delight­
ing the ear, doth in a manner captivate the passi­
ons and the understanding. Of this, strange in­
stances might be made in the ancient Orators,
who may be said to lead the people whither they
pleased. In Poesie, it consists besides the afore­
said conditions of Prose in measure, proportion and 
Rhime. All we have to say relates only to the




latter, and in that, confining our selves particular­
ly to English Poesie.
 
There are some, who in point of Poetry attri­
bute so much to Nature that they think all rules
and directions absolutely unnecessary, and conse­
quently that it is not reducible to any Art; and 
this they categorically affirme of some Nations,
allowing to others greater advantages and incli­
nations to perfection and excellency therein, as
particularly to the Greeks and Latines. But those 
certainly consider not that we are equally the 
children of Nature; that wit, and happinesse of 
conceit are an universal patrimony, and that there 
are in every language certain heights proportiona­
ble to their Idiome, as may very much advance 
Poetry. Besides the injustice they do the modern
Languages, often comparing their Poetry to that 
of the Greek and Latines, and finding it some­
what disconsonant they presently condemne it as 
savage and barbarous, when haply, consider'd with
relation to the Languages, it is much the more 
excellent. To which may be added the advanta­
ges, in point of Poetry, accrewing by Rhime, and 
consequently that the Languages that are enrich­
ed by it, are the most susceptible of Poesie. But 
for these and the like controversies arising concer­
ning Poetry, we refer those that are desirous of fur­
ther satisfaction to the defence of Poesie, written by
Sir Philip Sidney, printed at the end of the Arca­




dia; Mr. Sa. Daniel's Apologie for Rhime, written
in answer to a Pamphlet in his time, entituled Ob­
servations in the Art of English Poesie; and a certain 
Treatise entituled, The Art of English Poesie, di­
vided into three Books, the first of Poets and 
Poesie; the second of Proportion, and the third of
Ornament, printed in the year 1589. treating of 
Poesie in generall, and exemplifying in the Eng­
lish.

As to English Poesie, we shall lay it down as 
granted, that it may be fortunate in any kind, and 
upon any subject, if it meet with a true son of Par­
nassus, and a genius that knowes how to manage 
it. And yet we find by experience that the most
considerable, and for ought can be found, the 
most fortunate therein were a sort of Chimists,
men of much leisure, and sedentary lives, who 
writ altogether in Stanza's. In so much that for
some centuries of years, the greatest part of Eng­
lish Poetry, was spent on those barren and indeed 
abstruse subjects of Chymistry, and the Philosophers
stone, as I have it from a Gentlemans observation, 
who is excellently well versed in Treatises of 
that nature, and hath a strange, and almost incre­
dible collection thereof. But the English Lan­
guage ariving daily to greater perfection and pu­
rity, Poesie must needs accordingly extend to all 
subjects and occasions, incident to humane life; and 
since it admits of the same division into spe­




cies, as the Greek and Latine, we must, being obli­
ged to them for their Termes, submit to their 
Method.

The chiefest of all the species of Poesie, is the 
Heroick, or Epick, as being a representation of 
Heroes, or great and fortunate men, and accor­
dingly requiring a certain state and Majesty suita­
ble to the persons it represents. Some, in Mr. 
Johnson's time, vainly attempted to write a Hero­
ick poem, in imitation of the Greeks and Latines,
by the measures of Spondey and Dactyl, without 
any regard to rime. Of that number was he, who 
sent him a coppy of verses beginning thus,

Benjamin immortal Johnson most highlie renowned.

In this kind were written by the Ancients, all 
kind of Historical Poesie, performed by most of the 
Europian Languages, till of late, by way of Stan­
za's.

A second species of Posie is the Lyrick, which 
is of such extent, that it may be made use of on a­
ny occasion. To this head are referred Madrigals,
Sonnets, Hymnes, Ballets, Odes, whereof some are 
amorous, some rural, some military, some jovial,
made for drollery and drinking; in a word, what 
suits best with the Poets humour. To these may 
be added, Epithalamiums, written upon occasion 
of Nuptials, Epinicions, of Victories, Genethliacks




of Nativities, Congratulatories, &c. The most e­
minent of all writers of this kind, were among 
the Latines Horace and Catullus.

A third species is that of Elegies, Threnodies,
and such like long-breathed Poems on luctiferous 
subjects. To this is reducible, what ever may 
be said on sad and dolefull occasions. Of this 
Ovid in his book de Tristibus, is, as it were, the 
Grand Exemplar.

A fourth kind is that which is called Dramatick
Poesie, divisible into diverse species, and compre­
hending, Tragedies, Comedies, Interludes, Masks,
Entertainments, Dialogues, Satyres, Frolicks,
Georgicks, Pastoralls, Piscatories, Nauticals (which 
three last, passe commonly under the name of Ec­
logues) Memoralls and the like. In these the Poet
is not strictly obliged to rhime, but only to mea­
sure, being such as are principally intended for 
the stage, the main grace hereof consists in repre­
sentation and action. Of all these, the most an­
cient is the Satyre, a kind of writing, reproving
common and popular abuses, so called, for the 
bitternesse and invectives thereof, which was
such that to regulate and reforme their li­
centiousnesse and exorbitance Tragedies and 
Comedies were introduc'd.

A fift is the Epigram, a facetious kind of
writing, full of spirit, humour, and fancy. 
It is of a vast extent, as comprehending Epi­




taphs, Characters, Emblems, Devices, Motto's, 
Hieroglyphicks, Definitions, Aphorisms, Distri­
butions, Paradoxes, Rebus's, Problems. It is full 
of mirth and salt, sententious, directive, as to Mo­
rality, proverbiall, Mythologicall, Enigmaticall, in a 
word hath all humane actions and accidents to 
work upon, closing up all with a certain smartnesse
of conceit. The numerous brood of it, are, ingenious 
fallacies in, and extra dictionem, Encomiasticks, Vi­
tuperatories, Scoffs, Sarcasms, Jeers, Jests, Quibbles, 
Clinches, Quippes, Bulls, Anagrams, Chronograms, 
Acrosticks, Criticismes, in a word whatever is of 
Succinct and concise Poetry, on what subject soe­
ver, handsomly couched, and worded.

To these may lastly be added certain Poeticall
Treatises concerning Learning, Science, or some 
particular sect of Philosophy, such as that of 
Lucretius, Epistolary writings, such as those of 
Ovid, wherein he hath been imitated by Mr. 
Drayton, and Historicall as Lucan, imitated by the 
same Drayton and Daniel, and translated and sup­
plied by Mr. Thomas May, both in Latine and 
English.

Having thus made a hasty dissection of Poesie
into its severall species, it is now time we de­
scend to some few particular instructions, which 
duly observed, may contribute something to the 
ornament and embellishment thereof. There is, as 
we hinted before, a certain harmony in Prose,




much more necessary is it in Verse, whereof the 
grace and advantage consists altogether in the 
Symphony and cadence.

The first Observation then, shall be to endea­
vour such a disposition of the words, as that, 
without much labour to the tongue, they make a 
certain melody in the ear, which no sooner hears
it, but she judges whether the words be placed so, 
as to be pronounced without violence by the ac­
cent; whence this verse; though it hath the just 
number of feet, runs harshly to the ear, by rea­
son of the misplacing of the accent.

None think reward rendred worthy his worth.

The case is the same when by an inconsiderable 
alteration, as haply that of one word, makes
what was before harsh become smooth and 
pleasant.

For instance this,

Though death doth consume, yet verue preserves,

with a little transposition will run well enough 
thus,

Though death doth ruine, vertue yet preserves.

This discovers of what consequence the ex­
act observation of the accent is, which, like 
right time in Musick, produces harmony, the want 
of it harshnesse, and discord. In like manner 
Rhime depends altogether on the accent; whence 
it comes that many words terminating alike, yet




never rhime well, such as wéaknesse and confésse, 
náture and endúre, fortune and importune, &c. 
This is soon discovered by the ear.

The second, to avoid as much as may be long
Parentheses, which are a certain torture to the Rea­
der, forcing him to alter his tone till he come to 
the close of the Parenthesis, and causing in the 
hearer a distraction and suspence till the sense be u­
nited. Examples of this are so frequent, we need 
not quote any. Some late writers have endeavou­
red to avoid them even in Prose, and the attempt 
ought to be cherished and seconded, nor indeed 
is it very difficult.

To this head may be added a certain licentious­
nesse, which some English Poets have in imitati­
on of the Greek and Latine, presumed on to dis­
member, and disjoyn things that should naturally
march together; placing some words at such a di­
stance one from another, as will not stand with the 
English Idiome. Nay sometimes they fall down 
into flat prose; a kind of Licentia poetica by no 
means allowable in English, such is that of these 
verses.

But now that she is wearied with the toil
Of balling, and that all her spirits boil
With scortching flames of the blind Archers fire,
Which kindleth no lesse vehement desire,
In her inamorato's, hence she goes,
Having farewel'd the company, at whose




Earnest entreaty she was pleas'd to come
Into afair and well adjusted room, &c.

A third caution is, to avoid, as much as may be, 
frequent Apostrophe's, because of harshnesse and 
disturbance consequent thereto, such we have in 
this verse.

The husband is the head, as soon's h' unlocks

Where the words as and he, are apostrophated, 
which cannot be well admitted. It is ordinary 
with the same Author to apostrophate us, his, by,
to, be, very, &c. very harshly, and not without vio­
lence to the ear.

A fourth is to avoid feminine rimes, such as cha­
rity and parity, double and trouble, Dunstable, and
Constable, &c. which in a verse of ten syllables or 
Heroick, speaks a certain flatnesse derogatory from 
the Majesty thereof, and if any where they may
be allowed, it is in Ditties and Sonnets, and there 
hardly, Poesie being now arrived to such purity 
and perfection.

With this we forbid the use of polysyllables,
such as are proper to prose, and come not into verse
without a certain violence, such as representation,
skilfulness, remediles, reciprocally, convertible, spright­
fully; as also the frequent use of words, that have 
the accent on the fourth sillable from the termi­




nation; as territory, disputable, protonotary, & the like.

A fifth, may be an exact observation of the 
rime, as that wherein all the symphony and mu­
sick of a verse consists. In this Sir Thomas Ur­
quhart, a man of an extraordinary fancy, may be 
said to be negligent, or indeed it is the fault of his 
Countrey, which being obliged to France for 
many things, derive thence a liberty not admitta­
ble in English Poesie. Such is that of terminating
with the same letters, as conceive, and receive, sun, 
and son, resent and consent, &c. frequent in French
Poetry, or such as not allowed, Poesie, would be 
lost among them.

As also that of making two words that have but 
any affinity in sound, to serve for rhime, as effects,
and takes, expression and copulation, lean and den,
late and set; frequent in Scotch Poets, as it were in 
imitation of the French, among whom it is tole­
rable.

Lastly, for the Epithets, which well placed and 
significant, are no small ornament in a Poeme. These 
we would have to adde something to the signifi­
cation of the Substantive, that it may not be 
thought they onely fill up the line. Thus to say, 
briny sea, is no more than to say, the sea, the woody
grove is no more than a grove, nor were it amisse
to avoid a sort of harsh compound words, much 
affected by some, such as Thunder-thumping Jove, 
tempest-raising winds, which reading and experi­




ence will soon discover to be the issues of hollow 
brains, filled with nought but wind.

Thus having run through this short Anatomy 
of Poesie, all now remains to do is, in few words,
to give some little account of the Author, and the
design and scope of the present work, for the Au­
thor he had sometime the charge and management 
of a private School at Hadley near Barnet in the 
County of Middlesex, kept in the house of a wor­
thy Gentleman, one Mr. Francis Atkinson, who 
out of a design truly generous, and publick, ende­
vouring to prevent the inconveniences of irregu­
lated youth, set up a School or Academy, for the 
education of a select number of Gentlemens sons
of good quality. There, it seems, as he confesseth
in his Epistle to the said Mr. Atkinson, he writ this 
elaborate piece. But this is not his first appea­
rance in the world; for in the year 1655. came
forth a book of his called the ENGLISH ACCI­
DENCE, very usefull for such as it was intended
for, as teaching a way to make him that can but in­
differently read English, to turn any sentence into 
pure and elegant Latine, Printed for R. Lownds at 
the white Lion in Pauls Churchyard.

For the Work, he hath divided it into three parts.
The first treats of all rhimes imaginable in English 
(as the base and foundation of Poesie) according
to their severall terminations. The second furnishes
the diligent Lover of the Muses, with excellent




choice and variety of apposite Epithets, somewhat 
in imitation of Textors in the Latine. The third 
is an ample treasury of phrases, and elegant expres­
sions, gathered out of the best esteemed English 
Authors that have writ in the severall kinds of 
Poesie, not unlike that of Thesaurus Poeticus, in
Latine. And all this is performed by such an excel­
lent method, and a certain alphabetical disposition, 
for the greater ease and convenience of those that 
shall be desirous to advance themselves thereby, 
that it may be confidently said, the design is ab­
solutely new, there having not any thing of this 
kind appeared upon the English stage before.
 
So that there seems nothing requisite to com­
pleat the great structure of this ENGLISH 
PARNASSUS, or Poeticall Institution, but a 
Rhetoricall Treatise, such as may acquaint and fur­
nish the industrious student with these advantages
and imbellishments, that advance as well Prose, as 
Poetry to the highest pitch. And such a Treatise 
there is already in the Printers hands, to be sud­
denly put into the Presse, intituled, ENGLISH 
RHETORICH, and that drawn by the same 
hand, and polished by the same indefatigable in­
dustry, as this PARNASSUS, And of that 
RHETORICH, there is the like presumption, 
that proceeding from the same Author, that is, be­
ing such as pruned off whatever is burdensome,




and unnecessary, and comprehending all that is
beneficiall and conducing to the improvement of
such as shall desire it, it will meet with a reward 
suitable to an undertaking of such concernment to 
all learning, a generall encouragement acceptati­
on, and applause.

I. D.



 
The ALPHABET 
OF 
MONOSYLABLES.

AB.

BAbe


Blabbe


Crabbe


Drabbe


Mab


Scabbe


Slabbe


Stabbe.
 



ACE or AIES.

Base, Bayes.


Blaze


Brace


Case


Chace


Face


Daies


Fraies


Glaze


Gaze


Graze


Grace


Jayes


Keyes


Lace


Maze


Place


Plaies


Race


Raies


Praies


Praise


Raze


Raise


Sayes


Slaies


Spraies


Staies


Space


Straies


Swayes


Trayes


Trace


Mace


Waies
 



ACK.

Back


Black


Brack


Clack


Crack


Hack


Jack


Knack


Lack


Pack


Quack


Rack


Sack


Slack


Stack


Tack


Track


Whack


Wrack


ACT. ut ACK.



AD.

Adde


Badde


Bad


Clad


Dad


Drad


Gadde


Gad


Glad


Had


Lad


Mad


Padde


Sad


Swadde



ADE or AIDE.

Aide


Blade


Brayde


Cade





Fade


Fraid


Jade


Laid


Made


Maid


Naigh'd


Plaid


Pray'd


Raied


Said


Shade


Spade


Splaid


Staid


Straid


Swaid


Trade


Wade


Weigh'd



AFE. and AFF.

Baffe


Calfe


Chafe


Chaffe


Dafte


Draffe


Halfe


Laugh


Quaffe


Raffe


Ralph


Safe


Staffe


Epitaph.



AFT.

Baffe


Chaf'e


Craft


Dafft


Graft


Haft


Laught


Quafft


Shaft


Taught


Waft.



AG. AGS.

Bag


Brag


Cag


Clag


Crag


Dag


Drag


Fag


Flag


Gag


Hag


Lag


Nag


Quag


Plague


Rag


Shag


Swag


Stag


A Wag


To Wag.



AGE. ADGE.

Paren-tage


Badge


Cage


Fadge


Gage


Madge


Pilgri-mage


Pupil-lage


Page


Rage


Sage


Stage


Swage


Wage.



AIE. AY.

Aye


Bay


Bray


De-cay


Clay


Day


Flay


Fray


Gay


Gray


Hay


Jay


Lay


De-lay


May


Dis-may


Nay


Pay


Play


Pray


Ray


Ar-ray


Say


Slay


Splay





Spray


Stay


Stray


Sway


Tray


Be-tray


Way


Be-wray



AKE.

Ache


Bake


Brake


Cake


Drake


Flake


Jakes


Lake


Make


Quake


Rake


Sake


Shake


Slake


Spake


Stake


Mis-take


Be-take


Under-take


Over-take


Wake.



ALE. AILE.

Ale


Ayle


Bale


Dale


Faile


Flaile


Fraile


Gale


Goal


En-graile


Haile


Ex-hale


Male


Naile


Pale


Paile


Quaile


Rayle


Sale


Sayle


Scale


Shale


Snayle


Stale


En-tayle


Re-tale


Traile


Vale


Awayle


Pre-vaile


Vaile


Waile


Be-waile.



ALL. AULE.

All


Awle


Ball


Bawl


Braul


Call


Caule


Craule


Fall


Gaul


Hall


Maule


Paul


Pall


Appal


Shall


Small


Spawle


Sprawl


Stall


Tall


Thrall


Wall


Whalle


Yawle.



ALD.

Bald


Brawld


Cald


Crawld


Gald


Mauld


Appalld


Scauld


Spawld


Sprawld


Stalld


Enthralld


Walld


Yawld.
 



ALDE. AILD.

Bayld





Faild


En-Grayld


Hal'd


Ex-hal'd


Haild


Naild


Em-pail'd


Raild


Sail'd


Scal'd


En-taild


Re-tayld


Trayld


Vaild


Pre-veyld


Be-wail'd



ALFE

Calfe


Half


Ralphe



ALK.

Balke


Chalke


Stalke


Talke


Walke.



ALM.

Almes


Balme


Calm


Helm


Palm


Psalm


Qualm


Shalm.



ALS.

Alice


Else


Ayles


Balles


Bayles


Calls


Brawles


Crawles


Falles


False


Mawles


Ap-palls


Spawles


Sprawles


Stalls.


En-thralls



ALT.

Fault


Ex-alt


Halt


Malt


Salt


Shalt.



ALV.

Calves


Halve


Salve



AM.

Am


Cam


Cham


Clam


Cram


Dam


Dram


Flam


Ham


Lambe


Mam


Ram


Slam



AME. AIME.

Ayme


Blame


Came


Claim


Dame


Fame


Flame


Frame


Game


Lame


Mayme


Name


Same


Shame


Tame



AN. ANNE

Anne


Ban


Bran


Can


Canne


Dan


Fanne


to Fanne


Gan


Man


Nan





Pan


Ran


Scan


Span


Swan


Tan


Than


Vanne


Wanne



ANCE.

Radiance


Daliance


Chance


Dance


France


Glance


Lance


Prance


Igno-rance


Delive-rance


In trance.


En-hance


Countenance


Maintenance



AND.

And


Band


Brand


Fan'd


Grand


Hand


Land


Sand


Scand


Spand


Withstand


Understand


Stand


Strand


Tan'd


Wand



ANE. AINE.

Bane


Blaine


Brain


Cane


Crane


Dis-dain Dane


Drain


Pro-fane


A-gain


Fane


Grain


Grane


Jane


Lane


Maine.


Paine


Counter-Pane


Com-plain


Raine


Raigne


Slain


Spain


Sprain


Stain


Constrain


Disstrain


Swain


Eenter-tain


Abs-tain


Con-tain


Re-tain


De-tain


Ob-tain


Sus-tain


Main-tain


Train


Restrain


Vane


Wane


Waine.



AMP.

Camp


Champ


Cramp


Damp


Lamp


Ramp


Stamp


Vamp.



ANCH.

Blanch


Branch


Hanch


Lanch


Stanch



ANG.

Bang


Fang


Gang


Hang


Pang


Range


Sang


Sprang


Stang


Tang


Twang



ANGE.

Ex-change


Grange





Mange


Range


Estrange.



ANK.

Mounte-bank


Blank


Crank


Dank


Drank


Flank


Frank


Hank


Lank


Prank


Rank


Sank


Shank


Shrank


Slank


Stank


Thank



ANT.

Ant


Aunt


Re-cant


Be-chant


Daunt


Flaunt


Gaunt


Grant


Haunt


Pant


Scant


Taunt


Vaunt


Want.



AINT

Faint


Paint


Com-plaint


Ac-quaint


Saint



AP.

Cap


Chap


Thunder-clap


Plap


Gap


Perhap


Lap


Map


Nap


Pap


Rap


Sap


Slap


Snap


Scrap


Strap


Swap


Tap


In-trap


Wrap.



APE.

Ape


Gape


Grape


Jape


Nape


Rape


Escape


Scrape


Shape


Tape.



APS. v. AP.

Caps


Chaps


Claps


Re-lapse



APT.

Apt


Chapt


Clapt


Flapt


Gapt


Lapt


Rapt


Scap't


Scrap't


Shap't


Slapt


Snapt


Swapt


In-trapt


Wrapt.



AR.

Are


Bar


Car


Far


Jar


Mar


Scar


Spar


Star





Tar


War.



ARE. AIRE.

Are


Bare


Care


Chair


Clare


Dare


Faire


Glare


Haire


Hare


Mare


Paire


Im-pare


Re-pare


Praier


Rare


Share


En-snare


Square


Stare


Sware


Tare


Tair


Ware.



ARB.

Barb


Garb


Hearb


Orbe.



ARCE. v. ARS. ARCH.

Arche


March


Parch


Serch


Search


Torch.



ARD

Bard


Card


Dar'd


Guard


Hard


Far'd


Heard


Jarr'd


Lard


Mard


Nard


Par'd


Scar'd


Shar'd


E-snar'd


Spard


De-spaird


Squard


Star'd


Starrd


Reward


Ward


Yard.



ARF.

Dwarf


Scarf


Warf


Wharf.



ARGE

Barge


Charge


Large


Serge


Targe


Verge.



ARK.

Ark


Bark


Cark


Cleark


Dark


Heark


Jerk


Lark


Mark


Park


Querk


Sark


Shark


Spark


Stark


Yark



ARLE

Carle


Charle


Marle


Parle


Snarle


Wharl



ARM.

Arme





Barm


Charm


Farm


Harm


A-larm


Sperme


Swarme


Terme


Warme



ARN.

Barn


Fern


Learn


Sterne


Warne


Yarne



ARP.

Carp


Chirp


Harp


Querp


Sharpe


Warpe



ARS. v. AR. ARE.

Arse


Barrs


Carrs


Dares


Fares


Scarce


Mars



ARSH.

Harsh


Marsh



ART.

Art


Cart


Clart


Dart


Fart


Heart


Hart


Mart


Parte


Quart


Smart


Start


Tart


Thwart


Wart



ARTH.

Dearth


Earth


Girth


Hearth


Swarth



ARV. v. ERVE. AS.

Asse


Brasse


Basse


Classe


Glasse


Grasse


Lasse


Masse


Passe


Was.



ASE. v. ACE. ASH.

Ash


Brash


Cash


Clash


Crash


Dash


Flash


Gash


Mash


Pash


Plash


Quash


Rash


Slash


Swash


Thrash


Trash


Wash.



ASK.

Aske


Baske


Caske


Flaske


Laske


Maske


Pasch


Taske.



ASP.

Aspe


Claspe


Gaspe


Graspe





Haspe


Raspe


Waspe.



AST.

Bast


Blast


Cast


Chast


Fast


A-gast


Hast


Last


Mast


Past


Tast


Wast



AT.

At


Batt


Bratt


Cat


Chat


Fat


Flat


Hat


Mat


Pat


Rat


Squat


That


What



ATE.

Bate


Deli-cates


Date


Fate


Gate


Grate


Hate


Kate


Re-late


Mate


Pate


Plate


Prate


Consec-Rate


Sate


Slate


State


Strait


Wait


Yate.



ATCH.

Batch


Catch


Cratch


Hatch


Latch


Match


Dis-patch


Patch


Scratch


Smatch


Snatch


Swatch


Thatch


Watch.



ATH.

Bath


Faith


Hath


Lath


Path


Rathe


Swathe


Saith


Wrath.



ATS. v. AT. AVE.

Brave


Cave


Drave


Gave


Grave


Have


Knave


Nave


Rave


Save


Shave


Slave


Stave


Wave


Thrave.



AW.

Aw


Claw


Daw


Draw


Flaw


Haw


Jaw


Gnaw


Maw


Paw


Raw


Saw


Spaw





Straw


Thaw



AWD.

Bawd


Clawd


Fraud


Laud


Applaud


Thawd.



AWN.

Brawn


Dawn


Drawn


Fawn


Gnawn


Lawn


Pawn


Prawn


Sawn


Spawn


Thawn


Yawn.



AX v. ACK.

Ax


Flax


Lax


Pax


Tax


Wax.



AY. v. AIE. 
EA.

Flea


Key


Lea


Plea


Sea


Yea



EACE EASE.

De-cease


Fleas


En-crease


De-crease


Grease


Lease


Peace


Pease


Pleas


Prease


Seas


Seize


Tease


These.



EACH.

Beach


Bleach


Breach


Leach


Preach



EACH.

Im-peach


Reach


Teach.



EAD.

Bead


Bread


Dead


Dread


Flead


Glead


Head


Knead


Lead


Mead


Plead


Read


Shead


Shread


Spread


Stead


Tread.



EAF.

Deaf


Leaf


Sheaf



EAK.

Beak


Bleak


Break


Creak


Freak


Leak


Peak


Speak


Sneak


Squeak


Streak


Weak


Wreak.



EAL.

Deal


Heal


Con-geal


Meal





Peal


Seale


Squeal


Steal


Sweal


Teal


Re-veal


Weal


Wheal


Zeal.



EAM.

Beam


Bream


Cleam


Cream


Dream


Fleam


Gleam


Ream


Seam


Scream


Steam


Scream


Team


Theam


Extream.



EAN.

Bean


Clean


Glean


Lean.


Mean


Quean


Rain


Skean


Spleen


Wean


Yeane.



EAP.

Cheap


Heap


Leap


Reap.



EAR. ERE.

Bear


Blear


Chear


Clear


Fear


Flear


Hear


Jear


Lear


Mear


Near


Ap-pear


Peer


Pheer


Reer


Sheer


Be-smear


Spear


Steer


Stear


Swear


Tear


There


Weare


Were


Where


Year.



EAS. v. EACE. 
EAST.

Beast


Breast


De-ceast


Feast


Least.



EAT. ETE.

Beat


Bleat


De-ceit


Cheat


Feat


Great


Heat


Jeat


Meat


Neat


Pleat


Seat


Sweat


Teat


Threat


In-treat


Wheat


Repeat



EATH.

Breath


Death


Heath


Sheath


Wreath.






EAVE.

Cleave


De-ceive


Heave


Leave


Be-reave


Sleave


Weave



EB.

Gleb


Neb


Web.



ECK.

Beck


Check


Deck


Neck


Peck


Speck.



ECT.

Checkt


Re-flect


Neg-lect


Cor-rect


E-rect


Di-rect


Peckt


Circum-spect


Re-spect


Dect


Pro-tect


De-tect.


Recol-lect


Re-ject


De-ject


In-fect


Dia-lect


Archi-tect



ED.

Bed


Bled


Bred


Bread


Dead


Dread


Fed


Fled


Head


Led


Ned


Red


Read


Shed


Sped


Spread


Stead


Shred


Thred


Tread


Wed.



EDGE.

Edge


Hedge


Al-ledge


Pledge


Sedge


Wedge



EE.

Be


De-cree


Dree


Fee


Glee


A-gree


De-gree


He


Knee


Lee


Me


Pee


Ree


See


She


Thee


Three


Tree


We


Ye.



EECE. EESE.

Cheese


De-crees


Fees


Geese


Freeze


Greece


Fleece


Knees


Lees


Peece


Sees


Sneeze


Squeeze


Trees


Wheeze,






EECH.

Beech


Creech


Leech


Be-seech


Speech



EED.

Bleed


Breed


De-creed


Deed


Feed


Freed


A-greed


Heed


Meed


Need


Reed


Seed


Speed


Steed


Weed.



EEF.

Beef


Brief


Chief


Grief


Be-lief.



EEK.

Cheek


Creek


Gleek


Greek


Leeke


Meeke


Reeke


Seeke


Shreek


Sleek


Squeak


Week,



EEL.

Deale


Eele


Feele


Heele


Keele


Kneele


Peele


Reele


Siele,



EEM.

Re Deeme


Be Seeme


Es-Teeme.



EEN.

Seen


Green


Keene


Queen


Seen


Screen


Skene


Spleen


Ween.



EEP.

Creep


Deep


Keep


Peepe


Sheep


Sleep


Steep


Sweep


Weepe



EERE. v. EARE.
EES. v. EACE. 
EET.

Bee't


Feet


Fleet


Greet


Leet


Meet


Sheet


Street


Sweet.



EETH.

Seeth


Teeth



EEVE.

Beeves


At-chieve


Cleave


Grieve


Re-lieve


Be-lieve





Re-prieve


Shrieve.



EEZE. v. Eece 
EFT.

Cleft


Deft


Left


Be-reft.



EG.

Beg


Dreg


Leg


Meg


Peg


Steg.



EK. v. ECK. 
EKE. v. EAK. 
EL.

Bell


Cell


Dwell


Ell


Fell


Hell


Kell


Knell


Mell


Nell


Ex-pel


Com-pel


Re-pel


Quell


Sell


Shell


Smell


Spell


Swell


Tell


Well


Yell



ELD.

Dwel'd


Felld


Field


Geld


Held


Queld


Reeld


Seld


Sield


Smeld


Speld


Sweld


Wield


Yield



ELE. v. EALE. 
ELCH.

Belch


Welch.



ELF.

Delf


Pelf


Self


Shelf.



ELM.

Elm


Film


Helm


Realm


Over-whelm.



ELS.
ELSE. v. EL. 
ELT.

Belt


Dealt


Dwelt


Felt


Gelt


Melt


Pelt


Smelt


Spelt


Swelt


Welt.



ELTH.

Health


Stealth


Tilth


Wealth.



ELV.

Delve


Selves


Shelves.






EM.

Con-demn


Gemme


Hemme


Kemb


Stemme.



EME. v. EAM. 
EN.

Ben


Den


Fen


Hen


Ken


Men


Pen


Skenne


Ten


Then


When


Wren.



ENCE, ENS, 
ENSE.

In-cense


Inno-cence


Frankin-cence


Consci-ence


Of-fence


De-fence.


Influ-ence


Dili-gence


Exi-gence


Negli-gence


Indi-gence


Hence


Excel-lence


Com-mence


Im-mense


Ex-pence


Recom-pense


Elo-quence


Circum-infer-ence


Confer-ence


Quintis-sence


Tense


Pre-tense


Thence


Whence.



ENCH. v. EN.

Bench


Drench


French


Quench


Stench


Tench


Trench


Wench


Wrench



END.

Bend


Blend


Tran-es-cend


Con-de-scend


De-fend


Of-fend


Be-friend


Appre-hend


Compre-hend


Repre-hend.


Lend


Com-mend


De-ex-pend


Rend


Send


Spend


At-tend


In-tend


Ex-tend


Con-tend


Wend.



ENGTH.

Length


Strength.



ENE. v. EAN. 
ENS. v. ENCE. 
ENT.

Bent


Inno-ascent


Inno-decent


In-dent


Negli-gent


Indi-gent


Dili-gent


Kent


Lent


Commande-ment


Argu-ment


Re-pent


Meant


Elo-quent


Shent


Spent


Sprent


Con-straint


Re-straint





Sent


Represent


As-sent


Con-sent


Dis-sent


Re-sent


Tent


In-tent


Con-tent


Ex-tent


At-tent


Trent


Vent


E-vent


In-vent


Circum-vent


Under-went.



EP. v. EAP.

Crep


Hep


Skep


Step.



EPE. v. EAP. 
EPT.

Cept


Kept


Leapt


Ceapt


Slept


Stept


Swept.



ER. v. EAR.

Her


De-ferre


Re-ferre


Pre-ferre


In-terre


De-terre.



ERB.

Hearb


Verb.



ERCE. ERSE.

Fierce


me-herse


Herse


A-merce


Pierce


Serce


Terse


Theirs


Con-Verse


Re-verse


Un-verse



ERCH.

Birch


Pearch


Search



ERD.

Beard


Bard


Cheard


En-deard


Feard


Fleerd


Herd


Heard


Jeerd


Ap-peard


Sheard


Steard


Be-Stird.



ERGE. v. ARGE.

Verge


Dirge.



ERK. v. ARK.

Cleark


Ferk


Jerk


Heark


Rick


Perke


Querke


Smerke


Yerke.



ERL. v. ARL.

Earle


Girle


Pearle


Whirle


Twirle.



ERM. v. ARM.

Sperme


Firme


Terme



ERN.

Dis-cerne


Con-cerne


Derne


Learn





Ferne


Spurne


Yearne


Earne


Chirne



ERP.

Chirpe


Quirpe



ERS. v. ERCE.

Bears


Chears


In-dears


Fears


Fleers


Jeeres


Hers


Lears


Peers


Pears


Sears


Shears


Be-smears


Spears


Stirres


Stears


Steers


Swears


Tears


Re-verse


Con-verse


Wears


Years


Erres


Pre-ferres


Re-ferres


De-ferres.



ERT. v. ART.

Heart


Male-pert


Shirt


Skirt


Squirt


Con-vert


Di-vert


In-vert


Per-vert


De-sert


In-sert.



ERTH.

Birth


Dearth


Girth


Mirth


Earth


Perth.



ERV. ARV.

Carve


De-serve


Pre-serve


Re-serve


Con-serve


Serve


Nerve.



ESS.

Besse


Blesse


Ex-cesse


Chesse


Addresse


Re-dresse


Guesse


Jesse


Lesse


Messe


Op-presse


Re-presse


Ex-presse


De-presse


Sup-presse


Yes


Di-stresse


Re-gresse


Di-gresse


In-gresse


Pro-fesse


Con-fesse



ESE. v. EAS. 
ESH.

Flesh


Fresh.



EST.

Best


Blest


Brest


In-cest


Chest


Crest


Ad-drest


Re-drest


Pro-fest


Con-fest


Hest


Jest


Guest


Lest





Nest


Ex-prest


Op-prest


Re-prest


De-prest


Sup-prest


Rest


Inte-rest


Quest


Di-strest


Test


Pro-test


De-test


Con-test


In-vest


De-vest


West


Wrest.



ET. v. EAT.

Bet


Debt


Counter-fet


Fret


Get


Jet


Let


Pet


Set


Wet


Whet


Yet.



ETCH. v. EACH.

Fetch


Stretch


Retch


Wretch



ETH. v. EATH. 
EVE. v. EAVE.
EW.

Blew


Chew


Crew


Dew


Flew


Hew


Jew


Knew


Few


Sew


Shew


Shrew


View.


Yew.



EX. v. ECK.

Rex


Sex


Vex.



EY.

Key


Weigh


Whey.



I. Y. IE.

Eie


I


By


Buy


Cry


Die


Dry


Fie


Fly


Fry


Guy


Hie


High


Lie


Ly


My


Nigh


Pie


Com-ply


Re-ply


Im-ply


Prie


Rie


Sigh


Shie


Skie


Slie


Spie


Stie


Tie


Thigh


Thy


Try


Vie


Why


Wry



IB.

Bib


Crib


Gib


Glib





Lib


Rib


Snib


Squib


Tib.



IBE.

Bribe


Gibe


Kibe


Scribe


Tribe


In-scribe


De-scribe


Circum-scribe


Sub-scribe


Pre-scribe


Tran-scribe



ICE. ISE.

Circum-cise


Pre-cise


Cries


Dice


Para-dise


Sacri-fice


Suf-fice


Eies


Flies


Fries


Frize


Dis-guise


Grice


Hies


Lice


Tyran-nize


Mice


Nice


Pies


Preci-pice


Plies


Price


Com-prize


Rice


Rise


Size


Sice


Des-cries


Skies


Slice


Spice


Sties


In-tice


Thrice


Trice


Twice


Vice.


Ad-vise


De-vise


Wise.



ICH. v. ITCH.

Rich


Which.



ICK.

Brick


Chick


Dick


Flick


Kick


Lick


Nick


Pick


Prick


Quick


Sick


Stick


Tick


Thick


Trick.



ID.

Bid


Chid


Did


Hid


Kid


Lid


Mid


Rid


Strid.



IDE.

A-bide


Bride


Chide


Cryed


Dyed


Dryed


Cruci-fied


Fryed


Glide


Hide


Be-lied


De-nyed


Ap-plyed


Re-plyed


Com-plyd


Im-plyed


Pride


Pryed


Ride


Side


De-scried


Slide


Spied





Stride


Tide


Tryde


Vied


weighd


Wide.



IDGE

A-bridge


Didge


Flidge


Ridge



IFE.

Fife


Knife


Life


Rife


Strife


Wife.



IFF.

Cliffe


Quiffe


Sriffe


Whiffe



IFT.

Drift


Fift


Gift


Lift


Quift


Sift


Shift


Rift


Swift


Thrift


Whift.



IG.

Big


Dig


Fig


Gig


Jig


Lig


Pig


Trig


Twige


Whig.



IGH. v. IE. 
IGHT. v. ITE. 
IKE.

Dike


Hike


Pike


Spike


Strike.



ILE.

Bile


Recon-cile


Croca-dile


De-file


Ile


Be-guile


Mile


Nile


Com-pile


Sile


Smile


Stile


Tile


Vile


Wile


While



ILL.

Bill


Chill


Dill


Drill


Fill


Gill


Hill


Kill


Mill


Nill


Pill


Quill


Rill


Shrill


Skill


Spill


Squill


Still


Swill


Till


Thrill


Trill


Will



ILD. ILL. EILD

Build


Filld


Gild


Killd


Milld


Pilld





Skilld


Spilld


Stilld


Swilld


Tilld


Trilld


Willd.



ILDE

Recon-cil'd


Child


De-fil'd


Be-guild


Com-pil'd


Smil'd


Stil'd


Til'd


Wilde.



ILK.

Milke


Silke.



ILM. v. EIM. 
ILT.

Built


Guilt


Gilt


Milt


Quilt


Spilt


Tilt


Wilt.



ILTH. v. ELTH.

Filth.


Tilth.



IM.

Brim


Dim


Gim


Him


Limb


Prim


Rim


Skim


Swim


Trim.



IME

Chime


Crime


Grime


Lime


Prime


Slime


Rime


Time.



IMP.

Gimp


Limp


Pimp


Shrimp



IN.

Bin


Blin


Chin


Din


Fin


Inne


In


Gin


Be-gin


Grin


Kin


Lin


Min


Pin


Sin


Shin


Skin


Spin


Thin


Tin


Twin


Win.



INE.

Concu-bine


Colum-bine


Brine


In-cline


De-cline


Chine


Dine


Fine


Kine


Line


Mine


Nine


Pine


De-signe


Re-signe


Shine


Shrine


Swine


valen-tine


Thine


Trine


Twine





Di-vine


Wine


Whine


Whrine



INCE. INS. v. IN.

Prince


Mince


Quince


Rinse


Since


Convince


Wince.



INCH. v. ENCH.

Finch


Inch


Pinch


Stench


Winch.



IND

Friend


Grind


Lind


Pin'd


Sind


Skind


Spind.



INDE

Binde


Blinde


In-clin'd


De-clin'd


Din'd


Finde


Grinde


Be-hinde


Lin'd


Kind


Minde


Pin'd


Rinde


De-sign'd


Re-sign'd


Shin'd


En-shrin'd


Twin'd


Winde


Whin'd


Whrin'd



ING.

Bringe


Clinge


Dinge


Fling


Hinge


King


Ling


Ring


Sing


Sling


Spring


Sting


String


Swing


Thing


Wing.



INGE

Cringe


Fringe


Hinge


Singe


Swinge


Re-venge.



INK.

Brink


Blink


Cinque


Chink


Drink


Linke


Pinke


Sinke


Shrink


Slink


Stink


Be-think


Twink


Wink.



INS. v. INCE. 
INT.

Dint


Flint


Hint


Lint


Mint


Splint


Squint


Stint


Im-print



IP.

Chip


Clip


Dip


Hip


Lip





Nip


Pip


Quip


Rip


Sip


Ship


Skip


Slip


Snip


Strip


Tip


Trip


Whip.



IPE.

Gripe


Pipe


Ripe


Snipe


Stripe


Type


Tripe


Wipe.



IPS. v. IP. 
IPT.

Chipt


Clipt


Dipt


Hipt


Quipt


Ript


Sipt


Shipt


Skipt


Slipt


Snipt


Stript


Tript


Whipt



IR. v. ER.

Firre


Mithe


Sir


Be-stirre.



IRE.

Buyer


Brier


Cryer


Dire


Drier


Fier


Flier


Frier


Ire


Higher


Hire


Lyer


Ad-mire


Lyre


Nigher


Quire


De-sire


Shire


Ex-spire


Con-spire


E-squire


Re-tire


At-tire


Tryer


Wire.



IRK. v. ERK. 
IRL. v. ERL. 
IRN. v. ERN. 
IRP. v. ERP. 
IRS. v. ERCE. 
IRT. v. ERT.

Dirt


Girt


Shirt


Skirt


Squirt



IS:

Is.


Blisse


Cis


Dis


Hisse


Kisse


Misse


Pisse


Swisse


This


Wis.



ISE. v. ICE. 
ISH.

Dish


Fish


Pish


Rush


Wish.






ISK.

Brisk


Frisk


Whisk.



ISP.

Crisp


Lisp


Whisp



IST.

Fist


Exor-cist


Grist


Kist


List


Mist


Wist


In-fist


Con-sist


De-sist


Per-sist


Re-sist



IT.

Bit


Chit


Fit


Flit


Hit


Kit


Knit


Nit


Pit


Ac-quit


Sit


Shit


Slit


Spit


Split


Tit


Twit


Wit


Writ.


Com-mit


Ad-mit


Sub-mit


Re-mit.



ITE. IGHT.

Bite


Bright


Dight


Fight


Height


Kite


Knight


De-Light


Might


Mite


Be-Night


Pight


Plight


Re-quite


Up-right


Over-sight


Requi-site


Oppo-site


Shite


Smite


Spite


Sprite


Wight


White


Write


Ex-cite


In-cite


Re-cite.



ITCH.

Bitch


Beech


Ditch


Fitch


Flitch


Pitch


Rich


Stitch


Swich


Twitch


Witch


Which.



ITH.

Blith


Lith


Sith


Tyth


Wirh


Writhe
 



IVE.

Dive


Drive


Five


Give


Gyve


Hive


Live


A-live


Con-nive


De-prive


Re-prive


Rive


Shive


Shrive


Slive


Strive





Thrive


Wive.
 



IX. v. ICK. 
IZE. v. ICE. 
O. v. OW,

Doe-dough


Foe


Fro


Goe


Loe


Moe


Noe


Po


Roe


So


Shoe


Sloe


Throe


To


Toe


Though


Woe


Wooe


Who



OB. Obe.

Globe


Job


Robe.



OACH.

Bloach


Broach


Coach


En-croach


Loach


Poach


Ap-proach


Re-proach.


Roach.



OAD. ODE.

A Bode


A-boad


A-broad


Goad


Load


Roade


Rode


Toade


Trode


Yode.



OAK. OKE.

Oake


Broake


Choke


Cloke


Croak


Poak


Soke


Smoke


Spoke


Stroke


In-voke


Pro-voke


Re-voke


A-woke


Yoke.



OALE. OLE.

Bole


Coale


Dole


Foale


Goale


Hole


Mole


Pole


Soale


Sole


Shoale


Stole


Whole



OAM. OME.

Foam


Home


Combe


Roam


Tome


Womb



OAN. ONE.

One


Bone


Cone


Drone


Flown


Gone


Groan


Hone


Joan


Loan


A-lone


Moan


None


Roan


Shone


Stone


Tone


Throne. v. Own.



OAP. v. OPE.

Ope


Cope


Coap





Grope


Hope


Pope


Rope


Sope


Scope


Sloap


Trope



OAR. ORE.

Oare


Ore


Boare


Bore


Core


Doore


Floore


A-dore


Be-fore


Goare


Glore


Hoare


Lore


More


Moores


De-plore


Im-plore


Poore


Pore


Roare


Soare


Sore


Score


Shore


Snore


Re-store


Swore


Tore


Wore


Yore



OARCE. ORCE.

Oares


Boares


Course


Doores


A-dores


Force


Floores


Goares


Moores


Poores


De-plores


Im-plores


Roare


Hoarse


Source


Scores


Shores


Snores


Stores


Whores


Re-morce



OARD.

Board


Bor'd


Ac-cord


Re-cord


Af-ford


Ab-hord


Goard


Gor'd


Hoard


Im-plor'd


De-plor'd


Por'd


Roard



ORD.

Snor'd


Sword


Whor'd


Word


Lord.



OB.

Bob


Cob


Fob


Rob


Sob


Throb.



OCHT. v. 
OTCHT. 
OCK. OX.

Block


Brock


Cock


Clock


Dock


Flock


Frock


Knock


Lock


Mock


Pock


Rock


Sock


Shock


Smock


Stock






OCKT.

Blockt


Cockt


Flockt


Knockt


Lockt


Mockt


Rockt


Stockt.



OD.

Cod


Clod


God


Nod


Plod


Rod


Sod


Tod


Trod.



ODGE.

Dodge


Lodge



OFF.

Cough


Doffe


Goffe


Scoffe


Trough



OFT.

Cought


Croft


Dofft


Oft


Soft


Scoft



OG.

Bog


Cog


Clog


Dog


Fog


Frog


Gog


Hog


Jog


Log


Pog



OKE. v. OAK. 
OLE. v. OAL. 
OLL.

Coll


Doll


Goll


Loll


Moll


Poll


Roll


Scroll


Con-troll


Toll.



OLD.

Old


Bold


Cold


Hold


Mold


Roll'd


Sold


Scold


Ex-told


Told


Controll'd



OLK.

Folk


Yolk.



OLT.

Bolt


Colt


Dolt


Golt


Polt


Re-volt.



OLVE.

In-volve


Re-volve


Wolves



OM.

Comb


Come


Comm


From


Gom


Some


Plumb


Tom


Womb


Whom






OMP. v. OAM.

Pompe


Rompe.



ON. v. OAN.

Up-on


Conne


Donne


Gone


John


None


Wonne



ONE. v. OAN. 
ONCE. v. OAN

Once


Sconce



OND.

Bond


Conn'd


Donn'd


Pond


Strond


En-thron'd


Bemoan'd


Groand.



ONG.

Long


A-mong


Song


Strong


Thong


Throng


Wrong


Young



ONS. v. ONCE. 
ONT. v. OUNT.

Front


Wont.



OP.

Crop


Chop


Drop


Fop


Hop


Knop.


Lop


Sop


Prop.


Shop


Slop


Stop


Top.



OPE. v. OAP. 
OPT.

Chopt


Cropt


Hopt


Lopt


Propt


Stopt


Topt.



OR.

Or


Dor


Fore


Nor



ORE. v. OAR. 
ORCE. v. OARCE.

Dis-course


Re-course


Force


Horse


Hoarse


Remors


Nource


Source.



ORCH.

Porch


Scorch


Torch.



ORD. v. OARD. 
ORGE.

Forge


Dis-gorge


Goorge


Scourge.



ORK.

Cork


Fork


Pork


Stork


Work


York,






ORLD. v. URLD.

World


Hurl'd


Curl'd.



ORM.

Dorm


Form


Storm


Worm.



ORN.

Born


Corn


Horn


For-lorn


Morn


Mourn


Scorn


Shorn


Sworn


Torn


Thorn


Worn


A-dorn



ORN'D.

A-dorn'd


Horn'd


Scorn'd


Mourn'd.



ORS. v. ORCE. 
ORT.

Court


Dort


Ex-hort


De-hort


A-mort


Re-port


Trans-port


Sort


Short


Sport


Re-tort


Ex-tort


Wort.



ORTH.

Forth


Worth.



OS.

Im-boss


Cross


Dross


Goss


Gloss


In-gross


Loss


Moss


Soss


Toss.



OSE. v. OZE.

Chose


-close


Ens-close


Di Dose


Gloze


Hose


Lose


Nose


Pose


Com-pose


Ex-pose


Re-pose


De-pose


Im-pose


Trans-pose


Sup-pose


Rose


Those


Whose



OAST. OST:

Boast


Im-bost


Cost


Crost


Frost


In-grost


Host


Lost


Most


Im-post


Tost.



OT.

Blot


Clot


Got


Grot


Hot


Jot


Knot


Lot


Not


Pot


Plot


Rot


Sot


Scot





Shot


Snot


Spot


Trot


Wot.



OTE.

Boat


Bloat


Coat


Doat


Float


Goat


Groat


Moat


Note


Oate


Quote


Rote


Shote


Smot


Throat


Vote


Wrote



OTCH. v. OCH.

Botch


Notch


Scotch.



OTH.

Oath


Both


Broth


Cloth


Doth


Froth


Loth


Moth


Quoth


Sloath


Troth


Wroth



OW.

Bow


Bough


Blow


Brow


Cow


Crow


Dow


Flow


Glow


Grow


Know


How


Low


Mow


Now


Plow


Prow


Row


Sow


Show


Shrow


Slow


Snow


Bestow


Strow


Tow


Thou


Throw


Trow


Vow


You.



OWN.

Own


Blown


Brown


Clown


Crown


Down


Drown


Flown


Frown


Gown


Known


Grown


Mown


Re-nown


Shown


Town


Thrown



OX. OCK.

Oxe


Boxe


Foxe


Poxe



OY

Boy


Coy


Cloy


In-joy


An-noy


De-stroy


Toy


Em-ploy






OYD.

Cloy'd


En-joy'd


An-noy'd


De-stroy'd


Voy'd



OYLE.

Oyle


Boile


Broile


Re-coile


Foile


Moile


Quoile


Soyle


Spoyle


Toyle.



OYLD. v. OYLE.
OYLS. v. OYLE.
OYNE.

Foyn


Groin


Joyn


Pur-loin.


Coyn.



OYNT.

Ap-point


Dis-appoint


Un-joynt


An-noynt



OYS. v. OY.

Choice


Hoise


Re-joyce


Poize


Voice.



OIST

Foist


Rejoyc't


Voic't



OOD.

Brood


Food


Mood


With-stood


Wood


Woed.



OOF.

Hoof


A-loof


Re-proof


Roof


Scroof


Woof.



OOK.

Book


Brook


Cook


Hook


Look


Rook


Shook


Mis-took.



OOL.

Cool


Fool


Pool


School


Stool


Tool



OOM.

Bloom


Broom


Coom


Doom


Groom


Loom


Rome


Roome


Tombe


Womb.



OON.

Boon


Moon


Noon


Spoon



OOP.

Droop


Hoop


Loop


Poop


Stoop


Troop


Whoop






OOS.

Boughs


Loose


Nooze


Goose.



OOT.

Boot


Foot


Root


Soot


Shoot.



OOTH.

Sooth


Tooth


Youth



OUCH.

Couch


Pouch


Crouch


Slouch


Touch


Dis-a-vouch



OUD.

Bowd


Cloud


Croud


Flow'd


Glowd


Loud


Mow'd


Proud


Shroud


Vow'd



OULE.

Owle


Bowle


Cowle


Fowle


Howle


Joule


Poule


Roule


Soul


Seroul


Toule


Con-troule



OULD. v. OLD.

Could


Should


Con-troll'd


Would.



OULT. v. OLT. 
OUND.

A-bound


Re-bound


Crownd


Drownd


Found


Fround


Hound


Pound


Round


Sound


Stound


Wound.



OUNCE.

Bounce


Plounce


Re-nounce


Pounce


Trounce.



OUNT. v. OWN

Ac-count


Re-count


Fount


Mount.



OUR.

Our


Bower


Foure


Flower


Houre


Lowre


Power


Pa-ra-mour


Con-que-rour


Poure


Soure


Shower


Tower


Toure


De-vour


Your.



OUS. v. OW.

Blouse


House


Louse


Mouse





Rouse


Souse



OUT. OUGHT.

A-bout


with-Out-through


Oought


Bought


A-bout


Brought


Clout


Doubt


Drought


Fought


Flout


Gout


Lout


Nought


Pout


Rout


Sought


Spout


Sprout


Stout


Taught


Thought


Trout


De-vout


Wrought.



OUTH.

Grouth


Mouth


South


Youth.



OVE.

A-bove


Clove


Dove


Drove


Glove


Grove


Love


Move


Ap-prove


Re-prove


Rove


Shove


Shrove


Stove


Strove.



VB.

Cub


Chub


Club


Dub


Grub


Rub


Scrub


Shrub


Snub


Tub.



VCE. VSE.

A-buse


Ac-cuse


Ex-cuse


Chuse


Re-cluse


Cruse


Dues


Re-fuse


Con-fuse


Dif-fuse


Trans fuse


Juyce


Jewes.


Luce


Muse


Newes


Scrues


Sluce


Spruce


Slues


Truce


Use.



VCH. v. VTCH. 
VCK.

Buck


Chuck


Duck


Luck


Muck


Pluck


Suck


Stuck.



VD.

Bud


Blood


Cud


Flood


Good


Hood


Mud


Sud


Spud


Under-stood


Wood.






VDE.

Brewd


Im-Breud


Es-Chewd


Con-clude


Ex-clude


In-clude


Crude


Feude


Glewd


Lewd


Mued


Re-new'd


Rude


Scru'd


Shrewd


Spu'd


Stu'd


Screwd


In-trude


Viewd.



VDGE.

Budge


Drudge


Grudge


Ad Judge


Snudge


Trudge.



VF.

Buffe


Cuffe


Chuff


Huffe


Muffe


Puffe


Ruffe


Stuffe


Tough


Through



VFT. v. VF. 
VE.

Blue


Brue


Cue


Clue


Ac-crue


Due


Drew


Few


Flew


Glue


Hiew


Hugh


Jew


Knew


Liew


Mue


Re-New


Pue


Rue


Scrue


Shew


En Sue


Slue


Shew


Spue


Stue


Stew


Threw


True


View


You.



VG.

Bug


Dug


Drug


Hug


Jug


Lug


Rug


Shrug


Tug


Trug.



VL.

Bull


Cull


Dull


Full


Gull


Hull


Lull


Mull


Disa-null


Pull


Trull


Wooll



VLE.

Mule


Pule


Rule


Thule.



VLD.

Bulld


Culld


Dulld





Gulld


Lulld


Mulld


Disa-nulld


Pulld.



VLF.

En Gulfe


Wolfe.



VLK.

Bulk


Hulk


Sculk.



VLS. v. VLLS.

Pulse


Repulse.



VM.

Bum


Come


Crum


Dumb


Drum


Gum


Hum


Mum


Numb


Plum


Some


Scum


Summ


Swum


Thumb


Thrum


Wombe


Whom



VMP.

Bump


Crump


Dump


Frump


Lump


Pump


Rump


Stump


Thump


Trump.



VME.

Fume


Plume


Rheum


As-sume


Pre-sume



VN.

Dun


Done


Gun


Nun


Run


Sun


Sonne


Shun


Spun


Tun


Won.



VNE.

Prune


Tune.



VNCE. VN.

Dunce


Once


Nonce



VNCE.

Bunch


Clunch


Munch


Punch.



VND.

Sund


Shund


Tund.
 



VNG.

Bung


Clung


Dung


Flung


Hung


Lung


Rung


Sprung


Stung


Strung


Swung


Tongue


Young.



VNGE.

Plunge


Spunge.






VNK.

Drunk


Monke


Punk


Sunk


Shrunk


Slunk


Stunk


Trunk



VNS. v. VN.
VNT.

Blunt


Bunt


Fount


Hunt


Runt


Wont



VP.

Up


Cup


Tup


Sup.



VR.

Bur


Blur


Cur


Furre


De-murre


Slur


Spur


Sire.



VRE.

In-ure


Cure


En-dure


Al-lure


De-mure


Im-mure


Pure


As-sure


Ob scure


Skuer



VRB.

Curbe


Di-sturbe



VRCE. VRS.

Dis-burse


Curse


Purse


Worse. v. VR.



VRCH.

Birch


Church


Lurch.



VRD.

Bird


Blurd


Fur'd


Surd


Curd


Slurd


Spurd


Sword


Turd


Word.



VR'D. v. VRE.
VRF.

Scurfe


Turfe



VRGE.

Forge


Purge


Surge


Scourge


Dis-gorge.



VRK.

Lurke


Turke


Work:



VRLE.

Curle


Churle


Hurle


Purle.



VRLD.

Curl'd


Hurld


Purld


World



VRN.

Burn





Churne


Mourne


Spurne


Turne


Vrne.



VRS. v. VR.
VRT.

Blurt


Curt


Durt


Hurt


Spurt


Wort



VS.

Busse


Trusse


Us


Thus.



VSE. v. VCE. 
VSH.

Bush


Blush


Brush


Crush


Flush


Hush


Gush


Push


Plush


Rush


Tush


Thrush.



VSK.

Busk


Husk


Musk


Tusk.



VST.

Bust


Crust


Dust


Gust


Just


Lust


Must


Rust


Thrust


Trust



UT.

But


Cut


Gut


Glut


Nut


Put


Rut


Scut


Slut


Stut


Strut.



VTE.

Crute


Flute


Lute


Mute


Sute


Dis-pute


Re-pute


Im-pute


De-pute


Com-pute.



VTCH.

Clutch


Crutch


Dutch


Grutch


Much


Such


Smuch


Touch.



VTH.

Ruth


Truth


Youth.



VX. v. VCK. 
VRST.

Dis-burst


Curst


Durst


First


Nourst


Worst.










TO THE READER.

READER,
 
THou hast here, what some would count big 
enough to deserve the name of Booke,
and give thee arguments from the indu­
stry in the compiling, and benefit in the 
use, to work thee to a liking, and extort thy appro­
bation. For my own part, if thou wilt be pleased to 
pardon the aspiring loftinesse of the title, and to 
consider for whom it was intended; Nec Suffae­
nus sum, nec inscribo Praxitelem. If thou find­
est any thing here either for thy pleasure or profit, 
thank not me, but the greatnesse of the volume: 
for could it have been easily transcribed, or any o­
ther way made generally usefull to all them for 
whose sakes I have principally taken this pains; it 
had neither troubled thee, nor the Presse: nor had
I added one more to the numberlesse multitude of 
scriblers. Condemn it as unworthy the light in 
what words thou pleasest, and I shall owe thee
thanks for giving my thoughts expression by thy 
language. If thou disapprovest it and art a wise 
man; I shall be too proud to know an understanding
man of my judgement: if thou beest a foole, I shall 
not be very sory to see some hopes of an improve­
ment in thy judgement, by beginning in this to




know what justly to condemne. If thou commendest
any thing, whether thou beest wise or otherwise, I
shall be so far from giving thee thanks, that I shall
be halfe angry with thee, for so much crossing my
expectation. Vale.

Qui gravis es nimium potes hic jam Lector abire 
Quo libet---Mart.




The Books principally made use of in 
the compiling of this Work.

DUbart as works.

Ben. Johnson.

Brownes Pastorals.

Randolphs Poems.

Drayton.

May's Lucan.

Quarles divine Poems.

Quarles divine fancies.

Sandys Ovid's Metam.

Sandys Paraphrase on the 
Canticles.

Herberts Poems.

Totthams Poems.

Withers Poems.

Orlando Furioso.

Heywoods Dialogues and 
Dramms.

Chapmans Homer.

Overburies Characters.

Balzacks Epistles.

Cowleys Blossoms.

Horace translated.

Ovids works translated.

Johnsonus Virbius.

Spencers fairy Queen.

Comedies and Tragedies, many.

Quarles Solomons Recantation.

Gomersals Levites revenge

Sr. Philip Sidneys Arcadia

Shakespeare

Heywood of Angells.

Carewes Poems.

Danyel.

Mayes Edward 3.

Quarles Emblems.

Quarles Argalus and Par­
thenia.

Sandys of Christs passion.

Habbingtons Castara.

Sr. John Beamounts Poem.

The valiant Bruce.

Burtons Melancholy.

Chapmans Hero and Leand.

Blunts Characters.

Massingers Secretary.

Lovelace's Pastorals.

Virgil translated.

Cowpers Hill.

Elegies on Mr. King.

Chaucer.

Aviso.

Holydaies Persius

Quarles Eclogues.




Howels Instructions for foraine Travell.

Howels vocal Forrest, and Englands Tears.

Fullers Holy State.

Dunns Poems.

Malvezzi.

Davenants Poems.

Wallers Poems.

Miltons Poems.

Sandy's Paraphrase on Iob.

Sandy's Paraphrase on Psalmes, Ecclesiastes, &c.




The ENGLISH 
PARNASSUS.



Aaron.
SAcred, mitred, holy, blessed, grave, priestly, pious.


Abbey.
Rich, wealthy, cloysterd, monkish, religious, old,
antient.


Abbot.
Old, antient, religious, cloysterd, recluse, mitred, reverend, 
regular, grave, humble, devotious, retired, zealous, abstemious, 
monkish.


Abraham.
Obedient, aged, old, prudent, faithfull, blessed, wise, devout, 
pious, godly, religious, reverend, sage, grave, holy.


Absence.
Envious, long, prolonged, tedious, unwelcome, constrained,
forgetfull, oblivious.


Abstinence.
Sober, thrifty, honest, frugall, cleanly, chast, lent-like, spa­
ring, chearfull, healthy, wholesome, temperate.


Absurdity.
Foolish, dotish, clownish, sortish, repugnant, contradictious, 
grosse, great, improper, ridiculous, incredible, simple, ignorant.


Abuse.
False, deceitfull, ignorant, vain, malicious, grosse, injurious.


Abysse.
Gaping, yawning, dreadfull, profound, devouring, darke, in­
satiate, covetous, deepe, vast, dangerous, affrighting, low, dark, 
unfathomed, hideous, obscure, hellish, dismal, wide, open.


Accents.
Sweet, harsh, harmonious, well-tuned, wounding, killing,




stabbing, dying, short winded, long winded, pleasing, delight­
full, sad, joyfull, mournfull, shrill, flat.


Accident.
Sodain, unexpected, unthought of, surprizing, casual, fatal, 
doubtfull, unhoped, unforeseen, usual, common, various.


Accomplishment.
Perfect, entire, wisht, final, happy, successefull, joyfull,for­
tunate, blest, desired, dispatcht, absolute, total, full.


Accord.
Peaceable, amiable, mutual, amorous, composed, unjarring, 
happy, uniting, sweet, gentle, friendly, agreeing, calme.


Acheron.
Deepe, profound, infernal, hellish, shady, sad, black, deadly,
dismal, cursed, unhappy, greedy, devouring, flow, tormenting,
flaming, burning, scalding, scorching, boyling, broyling, gloo­
mie, pitchie, joylesse.


Achilles.
Valourous, couragious, swift, warlike, stout, valiant, subtle, 
cruel, untamed, angry, hardy, fierce, doughty, inexorable, strong, 
great, brave, generous, willfull, furious, stormy, proud, undaun­
ted, implacable, violent, passionate, seaborn, stubborn, sturdy,
unmooved, bloody, fearlesse.


Acquaintance.
Familiar, private, sociable, friendly, sweet, long, short.


Acres.
Rich, well tilld, fruitfull, fat, wealthy, flowry, hearby.


Accuser.
Odious, quarelous, envious, contentious, malitious, angry, 
hurtfull, hated, hatefull, shamelesse, litigious, importunate, un­
just, calumnious, loathed, black mouthd.


Adam.
Old, antient, first born, dust formed.


Adamant.
Hard, unrelenting, iron-drawing, subtle, lasting, enduring,
uxorious, loving, wooing, courting, alluring, obdurate, uncon­
quered, solid, eternal.


Adder, v. Snake, Serpent.
Writhed, hissing, cold, poysonous, invenoming, long, gliste­
ring, swelling, biting, stinking, creeping, crawling, lurking,
deadly, dreadfull, mischievous, crested, malicious, scaly, speckled,
slippery, lybian, loathsome, folded, cruell, bowed, knotted.





Adieu.
Last, tedious, sad, grieved, sighed, loathed, lingering.


Adonis.
Brave, faire, beautifull, maiden, smooth-chind, neat, spruce, 
young, amorus, venereous, lovely, sweet, fresh, trimme, tender, 
soft, pittied, unhappy, deplored.


Admonition.
Wise, fatherly, christian, usefull, wholsome, healthy, cordial, 
sage, grave, timely, provident, carefull, prudent.


Adventure.
Hardy, bold, daring, improvident, doubtfull, casual, rash, 
sodain, brave, strange, happy, couragious, stout.


Adversity, v. Affliction.
Infortunate, pittied, calamitous, unhappy, deplored, hated,
loathed, ruining, crushing, gauling, wringing, pressing, sad,
black, usefull, tutoring.


Adultery, Adulterer.
Unchast, vicious, infamous, lascivious, odious, loathsome, 
secret, cautelous, wary, watchfull, nightly, base, lewd, lustfull,
bestial, brutish, lawlesse, licentious, rammish, rampant, ranke,
baudy, obscene, savage, injurious, neat, spruce.


Advocate v. Lawyer.
Mindfull, cautelous, wary, subtle, clamorous, eloquent, faire,
spoken, knowing, skillfull, ready, consulting, dissembling, col­
loguinge, silver-griping, see, some, ingenious, witty, nimble, at­
tentive, long tayld.


Ægypt.
Memphian, fruitfull, hearbie, fertil, cornie, reedy, superstiti­
ous, ingenious, witty, swarthy, fat, mysterious.


Aeneas.
Pious, godly, religious, devout, doughty, hardy, stout, cou­
ragious, valiant, valorous, wandring, Trojan, perjured, fore-­
sworne.


Æolus, v. Wind.
Tempestuous, windie, bul-heckt, stormie, imperious.


Aetna.
Smokie, sulphureous, burning, flaming, fiery, Scicilian, dread­
full, vaulty, high, lofty, Trinacrian, vaporeous, unquenched,
noysefull, belching.


Æacus.
Just, grimme, severe, grave, inexorable, unbribed, rigo­




rous, uncorrupted, unfeed, impartiall.


Affaires.
Important, urgent, importunate, pressing, weighty, great.


Affection. v. Love.
Vehement, passionate, hot, flaming, hearty, ardent, burning,
unfathomd, unmeasurd, immense, great, adventurous, uncon­
trold, couragious, transporting, intrancing, willing, impati­
ent, amorous, disordered, inordinate, doting, blind, fond,
officious, strong, obsequious, melting, zealous, tyrant, impe­
rious, wanton, untam'd, thoughtfull, carefull, soft.


Affliction.
Grievous, bitter, pressing, galling, grating, wringing, pain­
full, dolorous, cruel, hard, sad, rough, sharpe, sowre, insuppor­
table, deadly, vexing, cursed, unhappy, unwelcome, unwisht,
laborious, wearying, hated, fretting.


Affrica. Affrican.
Scorcht, sandy, thirsty, monstrous, monster bearing, hor­
scalding, sweltering, spatious, large, wide, salvage, soultry,
broyled, swarthy, tawnie, perfidious, light cloathed, cruel,
fierce, rebellious, unfaithfull.


Age.
Gliding, slipperie, stealing, creeping, flying, swift, fleete,
irrevocable, hating, envious, journeying, glib, feathered, wing­
ed, rolling, wheeling, riding, succeeding, encroaching, intruding,
assaulting, invading, devouring, growing, running, galloping,
light-foot, passing, hasty, nimble, swimming, speedie, leaping
soft-foot, posting, spurring, swift-wingd, light-heeld, ambling,
greedie, succeeding.


Oldage, v. Old.
Agate.
Indian, precious, spotted, soveraigne, bright, Sicylian, shining,
veinie, chearful, painted, streaked, checkerd, scorpion-hating,
interlaced, motley, many coloured, chamfered.


Agave.
Theban, furious, mad, outragious, fierce, cruel, bloudie,
raging, savage.


Ajax.
Unconquered, untamed, fierce, undaunted, couragious, vali­
ant, rash, headie, stout, furious, mad, warlick, sterne, hardy, 
cruell, valorous, strong, great, fearlesse, sturdy, fullen, 
grimme.





Aire.
Fleeting, guilded, pliant, spicie, glowing, sultry, scattered,
boundlesse, diffused, dilated, un-inclosed, free, singing, whispe­
ring, yeilding, passive, mooving, whirling, chrystal, casing, in­
trenchant, unwounded, dewie, pressed, sounding, empty, win­
ding, swift, fleete, dispersed, nimble, breathing, shrugging, 
shapelesse, formelesse, soft, wandring, liquid, enlightned, ambi­
ent, transparent, stirring, buxome, subtle, lightsome, clear, 
thinne, moist, circumfused, light, rolling, open, beamie, slip­
pery.


Aires.
Soft, sweet, good, pleasing, enchanting, intrancing, soul mo­
ving, pious, gentle, harmonious, melodious, well-tuned, char­
ming, sprightly, delicious, soul-raping, sence-bereaving, warbling,
lulling, syrenian, well composed.


Alabaster.
White, polisht, compact, clear, bright, shining.


Alacrity.
Ready, joyfull, chearful, swift, deliberate, speedy, active, 
nimble, lustie, industrious, youthful, pliant, flexible, briske, live­
ly, stirring, active, sprightly.


Alarme.
Dreadful, sodain, frighting, hot, martial, noyseful, clamorous, 
furious, astonishing, warlick, moving, tumultuous, unexpected, 
assaulting, turbulent, loud.


Alcides.
Valiant, furious, fierce, great, grimme, sterne, strong, wan­
dring, unconquered, warlike, bloody, v. Hercules, brawny, sul­
len, sturdy, sinewie.


Alchymist. Alchymie.
Juggling, deceitfull, cozening, cheating, subtle, industrious, 
potent.


Alder.
Tall, sea-loving, shadie, loftie, thirsty, sucking, pithy.


Alderman.
Dew-lapt, slow-pac'd, great ruft, grave, venerable, gowned, cor­
pulent, Lord-Maior-would-be, magisterious, supercilious, 
tun-bellyd, deliberate, gouty.


Ale.
Spicy, nappie, nut browne.





Alecto.
Furious, pitiless, black, mischievous, sad, sterne, grim, sul­
len, sturdy, impatient, balefull, poysonous.


Alexander.
Ambitious, victorious, insatiate, unconquered, undaunted,
couragious, successefull, puissant, hardy, renowned, bold, war­
lick, great, mighty.


Allurements.
False, cheating, cozening, wary, sweet, flattering, soothing
lovely, deceitful honyed, winning, wooing, traiterous, inticing
taking, catching, attractive, drawing, mortal, deadly, licorish 
pleasing, luring, inveagling, syrenian, treacherous.


Aloes.
Odorous, Indian, black, bitter, strong, Arabian, fragrant.


Altar.
Burning, flaming, bleeding, smoaking, fat, vaporous, sacred, 
pious, religious, odorous, solemne, chast, holy, greasie, green, 
glittering, crowned, adored, marble, garnisht, impaled, priest­
ly, perfumed.


Alpes.
Cloudy, frozen, windie, cold, high, loftie, hilly, horned, stony, 
rockie, oakie, northern, proud, icie, snowie, open, naked, spati­
ous, shadie, desert, steep, snow-crownd, towring, craggie, rough, 
woody, leavie, cavie.


Alum.
White, icie, stony, chrystal, mineral, rockie, clear, salt, sowre,
sharp, tart.


Amazement.
Dull, dead, wild, deepe, strange, stupid, stounding, sad, frigh­
ful, fearful, pale, astonishing.


Amazon.
Scythian, warlike, hardy, stout, cavaleering, cruel, fierce, au­
dacious, manly, masculine, bold, strong, Thracian, braving,
one-papt, renowned, couragious, valiant, valourous, rash, heady, 
furious, raging, half-moon-shielded, antient, axe-bearing.


Amber.
Gummie, perfumed, sweet, fragrant, odorous, fat, greasie, li­
quid, gray, clear, yellow, shining, white, bright, hard, congea­
led, thin, subtle, transparent, unctious, aromarick.





Ambrosia.
Celestial, heavenly, divine, delicious, sugred, lovely, licorish, 
healthy, sweet, immortal, honey'd, soveraigne, savory, death-ex-­
pelling.


Ambush.
Close, lurking, seceret, private. hidden, traitorous, deceitful, 
surprizing, concealed.


Ambition. v. Pride.
Big, steepe, blind, vain, jealous, hasty, wild, hot, fearish, fiery,
restlesse, unsatisfied, unlimited, lofty, unconfined, haughty, proud, 
unhappy, infortunate, tall, burning, careful, thoughtful, plotting,
pale, impatient, highrooft, bold, audacious, daring, damned, en­
vious, greedy, curious, high, swoln, curious, towring, cankerd. v. 
Pride.


Amethist.
Wittie, purple, bright, violet, shining, beaming, blazing spark­
ling.


Anarchie.
Seditious, factious, disordered, unruly, distempered, confuted,
injurious, impetuous, enormous, unbiassed.


Ancestors.
Honoured, sage, experienc'd, wise, reverend, preceding, grave, 
knowing.


Anchor.
Crooked, unweildie, fangie, toothed, hookie, sharpe, sharp­
tooth'd, biting, firme, sure, bowed, curbing, tenacious, writhed,
fastning, locking, shackling.


Anchorite. v. Hermite.
Sullen, zealous, pious, devout, retired, devotious, religious, 
recluse, abstemious, lonely, melancholy, bookish, studious, sad, 
pensive, withered, aged, sequestred.


Angells.
Watchful, winged, glorious, blessed, perfect, celestial, heaven­
ly, divine beauteous, smoothfac'd, heaven-bred, bright-harnest.


Anger. v. Rage
Boyling, swelling, frantick, furious, raging, flaming, burning,
enchested, passionate, waspish, impatient, red-lookt, inflaming,
incensed, stormie, scarlet, moody, cholerick, wrathful, revengeful, 
chasing, foaming, hot, heating, sparkling, rash, blind, heady, 
disordered, sterne-visaged, giddy, flame-eyed, dizzy-eyed, ghostly, 
distempered, transporting, tempestuous, blustering, fierce, cruel,
violent, impetuous, threatning, menacing, unbridled, untamed,




mistaking, overseeing, frothy, implacable, pettish, bitter, rough, 
wild, stubborn, unruly, litigious, austere, dreadful.


Angler. v. Fisher.
Patient, cunning, ensnaring, treacherous, expecting, preying,
impatient.


Anguish.
Pinching, griping, hard-sad, painful, grievous, killing, pres­
sing, wringing, extream, dolorous, doleful, gauling, heart-brea­
king, pensive, deep, mortal, pittied, bitter, impatient, gnawing,
fretting, stabbing, smarting, torturing, tormenting, martyring
racking, disquiet, heart-rending.


Annals.
Memorable, antient, long, immortal, historious, recording, e­
ternal, long-breathed.


Ants.
Busie, painful, industrious, active, nimble, stirring, la­
borious, swarming, numerous, frugal, thrifty, storming, laden,
toyling, trooping, crawling, tugging, corne-biting, grain-bea­
ring, theeving, creeping, slender, grain-supporting.


Anthems.
Religious, pious, melodious, harmonious, entrancing, soul­
rapping, ravishing, celestial.


Antiquity.
Unpartial, sage, grave, wise, rusty, musty, moldie, dusty, gray,
hoary, aged, experienc't, prudent, noble, reverend, venerable, 
faithful, honoured, annal'd, silver-haired.


Ape.
Toyful, toyish, sportive, gamesome, nimble, active, phanta­
stical, sprightly, counterfeiting, mimick, dissembling, crafty, 
wise, imitating, moving, mumping.


Apennine.
High, cold, naked, old, hoary, lofty, oakie, snowie, vast, stony, 
rockie, icie, hilly, craggie.


Apostle.
Holy, blessed, divine, faithful, glorious, many-tongued.


Apollo.
Beautious, unshorne, fair-haired, yellow-haired, Amber-trest, 
pleasant, blith, neat, buxome, rosy, divine, laureat, quivered, bea­
ming, glorious, radiant, smooth chin'd.


Apostacy, Apostate.
Damned, curst, hellish, false, faithlesse, perjured, revolting,




unruly, irregular, infamous, vicious, rebellious, voluptuous, mu­
tinous, debaucht, dissolute, wretched.


Apothecary.
Druggie, hearbie, expert, simpling, industrious, hopeful, art­
ful, drug-tongued.


Apparel.
Sumptuous, magnificent, costly, pompous, gorgeous, neate,
trim, spruce, handsome, delicate, rich, gay, gaudie, fashionable.


Apples.
Dangling, blushing, vermilion, sweet, delicious, yellow, gol­
den, hanging, juycie, roseate, fragrant, odorous, round, wild,
swelling, pendent, ripe, tast-pleasing.


Appetite.
Ranging, insatiare, delicious, unsatisfied, hungry, greedy, 
gluttonous, desirous, unbridled, untamed, baring, devouring, ar­
dent, unruly, disordered, covetous, insatiable, voluptuous, judi­
cious, gurmandizing, wolvish, sensual, craving, lingring.


Apprentice.
Sowre, young, novice, unexpert, untaught, tutor'd, unexperi­
enc't, simple, rude, ignorant, learning, saucie, unruly.


Apricot.
Velvet, dangling, delicious, tast-pleasing, hanging, lurking,
soft, hairie, yellow, golden, woolly.


April.
Flowrie, grassie, verdant, sunnie, chearful, gladsome, amorous, 
springing, pleasant, delightful, vernal, lively, lovely, smiling,
youthful, teeming, wealthy, rich, fruitful, lusty, fragrant, bloom­
ing, budding, blithe, quickning, jocund, buxome, gleesome, 
merry, pregnant, bridal.


Arabia, Arabian.
Hot, perfumed, theevish, unchast, happie, fruitful, spicie, wild,
salvage, odorous, aromatical, fertile, palm-bearing, rich, wealthy, 
hot, sweltering, soultry, painted, mitred, remote, un­
shorne.


Archer.
Quiver-bearing, ayming, warlick, sinewie, strong, ready, ar­
rowing, quick-sighted, pricking.


Arbour.
Flowrie, tusted, leavie, shadie, cooling, covert, thick, branchy,




spreading, coole, silent, screening, refreshing, grassie, green, thick-­
set.


Argonautes.
Famous, valient, proud, adventurous, stout, hardy, Jasonian,
conquering, Ænionian, couragious, Pelasgian, Grecian, bold, au­
dacious.


Argument.
Subtle, strong, undoubted, confirming, sure, true, false, glo­
reing, inferring, concluding, conclusive, succinct, ergoing, grave,
enforcing, slight, rational, authentick, perswading, rational, pro­
ving, probable, satisfying, discoursing, disputing, wrangling, litigi­
ous, contending, undenied, faith-begetting, knotty, easy, hard, 
opposing, unanswered.


Armes of the body.
Encircling, twining, clasping, embracing, winding, ivory, gras­
ping, enclosing, yoaking, twisting, twining, sinewie, strong, snowie,
brawnie, hugging, fleshie, puissant, valiant, rigorous, veinie, ner­
vous, laborious, toyling, wielding, victorious, extended, industri­
ous, active, working.


Armes. Armour.
Clashing, clattering, ratling, sounding, angry, warlick, bloody, 
murthering killing, invasive, offensive, defensive, manly, flaming,
sparkling, victorious, conquering, glistering, shining, revengeful, 
noble, hreatning, menacing, dreadful, destroying, warlick, mar­
tial, unhappy, hurtful, noyseful, tumultuous, jarring, furious, fast,
powerful, raging, injurious, devouring, odious, abhorred, detested,
hated, trembling, bright, violent, impetuous, mortal, hostile, 
deadly, cruel, rebellious, fatal, rigid, blood-thirsty.


Armie.
Numerous, great, puissant, powerful, martial, dreadful, furious,
hostile, revengeful, strong, embattelled, conquering, victorious, 
resolved, couragious, adventurous, bold, thundering.


Aristotle.
Learned, knowing, industrious, subtle, knotty, famous, wise,
grave, divine, eloquent, piercing, judicious.


Art. Artizan. Artist.
Careful, elaborate, laborious, industrious, studious, curious,
running, learned, knowing, expert, experienc't, profitable, con­
ducing, witty, ingenious, judicious, piercing, quick-sighted, ready, 
active, nimble, subtle, noble, famous, honoured, esteemed, in­
structed, commendable, praiseful, deviceful, quick, inventive, vi­
gilant, early, working, sweating.





Arrogance.
Frothie, skie-towring, proud, presumptuous, over-weening, self-­
conceived, aspiring, audacious, bold, adventurous, rash, shame­
less, unblushing, stubborn, vaunting, bragging, threatning, at­
temptive. v. Pride.


Arrow.
Barb'd, bearded, deadly, mortal, poysoned, winged, fatal, 
piercing, singing, deathful, whistling, whirling, thrilling, sharp,
pointed, poynant, wounding, killing, trembling, flying, flutte­
ring, shivering, quivering, digging, sharpned, darted, wingie,
Cretian, light-wing'd, swift, swift-pac'd, light-foot, norched, 
forked, light, Thessalian, Scythian, Thracian, gal-dipped, Par­
thian, Sidonian, cruel, revengeful, speedie, showring, towring,
Armenian, sodain, slender, martial, warlick, harmful, brandisht,
blood-thirsty, bloodie, impetuous.


Asia.
Fertile, fruitful, rich, vast, wealthy, spatious.


Asse.
Tardie, lasie, sleepie, drowzie, sluggish, loytering, slow-pac't, 
dull, heavie, long eard, cold, chilly, suffering, loadned, patient, 
pack-bearing, braying, cold-fearing, shivering, quivering, trem­
bling, sottish, lumpish, broadnosed, stiffe-haired, sluttish.


Ash.
Thick-leaved, tall, shady, snake-hated, rugged, barren, aged,
solid, leavie, trembling, quivering.


Ashes.
Rude, smothering, pale, peaceful, quiet, sad, mournful, re­
pentant, warme, light, hot, hollow, black, trembling, thinne.


Aspe.
Deadly, poysonous, dangerous, fatal, dull, frighted, dreadful, 
inflamed, venemous, Ægyptian, drowsie, swelling, sleep-causing.


Aspect.
Tragical, mild, benigne, favourable, smiling, sad, lowring,
frowning, maligne, unhappy, unluckie, envious, sterne, grimme,
malicious, gratious, happy, prosperous, successeful, friendly, un­
frienly.


Astonishment. v. Amazement.
Atchievements.
Brave, glorious, great, famous, happie, adventurous, bold, pro­
sperous, stour, valiant, valourous, couragious, generous, ver­
tuous.





Atheists.
Dull, desperate, dissolute, faithlesse, audacious, heady, daring,
rash, presumptuous, adventurous, godlesse, damned, cursed, re­
probate, wicked, impious, vitious, voluptuous, mercilesse, cruel, 
bloody, wretched.


Athens.
Learned, ingenious, wel-lettered, studious, industrious, famous, 
Palladian, fertile, fruitful, towrie, lofty, ancient, eloquent.


Athos.
Vast, Æmonian, craggie, ragged, icie,


Atlas.
Heaven-bearing, skie-propping, cold, rough, icie, old, aged,
craggie, pine-bearing, Lybian, cloudie, cloud-kissing, heaven-&#shy;
knocking, heaven-brushing, star-sweeping, hideous.


Atomes.
Small, flying, un-divided, un-numbred, wandring, little, dwar­
fish.


Attention.
Soft, still, silent, quick, obedient, patient, humble, pliant, 
willing, yeilding, silent, reverent, submisse, officious, obsequious, 
thirsty.


Attempt.
Bold, rash, vain, presumptuous, proud, arrogant, daring, brave, 
glorious, base, valiant, couragious.


Avarice.
Orsurious, pernicious, cruel, blind, cursed, wretched, detested,
abhorted, odious, hateful, ravenous, devouring, impious, vile, 
base, filthy, loathsome, dishonest, servile, slavish, presumptuous, 
hoarding, sparing, pinching, griping, raping, greedy, damned,
thirsty, gouty, insatiate, stanchlesse, eating, heart-enthralling,
muck-worme, mudling, toylesome, laborious, careful, nasty, slut­
tish, scraping, penurious, needy.


Augur. Augurie.
Learned, knowing, foretelling, sooth-saying, auspicious, 
luckie, unluckie, happie, divine, lying,  presaging, fore-seeing,
foreknowing, fatal, jugling, cunning.


Auster. v. Wind.
Moyst, cold, clowdie, raging, furious, uncertain, deceitful, im­
petuous, swift, speedy, dull, strong, rainie, showrie, watrie, swel­
tring, soultry, remorselesse, black boysterous, cruel, noxious, 
grim, tempestuous, blasting.





Autumn.
Wine-pressing, grapie, morst, teeming, aguish, wealthy, lux­
uriant, unhealthy, diseaseful, feavourish, bare, naked, durty,
tree-stripping, maturer, sober, yellow, abundant, fruitful, gray, 
ripe, sun-burnt, mellow, hoary.


Aw.
Obsequious, humble, obedient, respectful, respective, stern,
reverential, princely, grim, majestick, grave, fearful, cowing, re­
verent, restraining, bridling, servile, slavish.


Awle.
Long, pointed, sharp, industrious, searching, handled, work­
ing.


Axe.
Sharp, heavie, bloodie, blood-thirsty, edged, sacrificing, heaved,
wounding, rigid, dreadful, avenging.


Ayd.
Succouring, propitious, helpful, friendly, comforting, success­
ful, timely, charitable, auspicious, supplying.



B.

Babe.
SUcking, smiling, whining, harmelesse, simple, soft, toyish, 
gamesome, pettish, sportive, puling, unpractised, touchie, sillie,
blooming, crying, tender, easie, credulous, foolish, young, an­
gry, waspish, plump, fleshie, weak, nesh, fumbling, prating, stam­
mering, swathed, cradled, go-by-ground, soon-pleased, soon-per­
swaded, puppit-dandling, imitating, apish, twatling.


Babylon.
Ancient, proud, wealthie, spatious, rich, populous, Ægyptian.


Bacchus.
Frolick, thrice-bearing, Theban, martial, thigh-borne, re­
freshing, cheering, drunken, merry, esteminate, warlick, wine­
pressing, Jonian, horned, vine-dressing, ox-eyed, furious, raving,
raging, ivie-crowned, Hymenean, care-killing, revengeful, disso­
lute, childish, plump, blyth, buxome, gamesome, sportive, 
toyish, babling, apish, sottish, silenian, Semelean, youthful, 
Indian, free, valiant, grape-crowned, chub-cheekt, twice­
borne, adventurous, wanton, sacred, generous, goatish, 
Mæonian, Thyonean, Bassardian, shamelesse, immodest,




fair-hair'd, bright-hair'd, faire-crest, fire borne, feastful, roseate,
beardlesse, smooth chind, frothie, lightsome, delicious, briske,
stammering, reeling, spungie, twatling.


Baies.
Fresh, immortal, triumphant, victorious, glorious, Phæbean, 
Parnassian, crackling, sacred, chast, virgineous, maiden, broad-­
leav'd, green-leav'd, peaceful, crowning, shadie, leavie, soft, moist, 
verdant, prophecying, learned, tufted, storm-contemning,


Baite.
Calling, luring, provoking, training, treacherous, syre­
nian, inveagling, pleasing, wooing, courting, licorish, deadly, 
mortal, drawing, attractive, pasted, taking, enticing, traytorous,
alluring, honeyed, deceitful, lovely, soothing, flatering, inviting,
sweet, wary, cheating, false, wanton, soft, cozening.


Baldnesse.
Smooth, thin-haired, slick, aged, naked.


Ball.
Round, light, sportive, gamesome, bandied,


Balme.
Easterne, odourous, sweating, ambrosial, delicious, muskie, ro­
seate, astringent, pretious, genial, fragrant, breathing, aromatick,
spicie.


Banishment.
Sad, cold, detested, abhorred, loathed, uncomfortable, hard, wo­
ful, wretched, bitter, wandring, unhappy, ignominious.


Bankes.
Flowrie, shadie, lilly-paved, sedgie, hollow, winding, spongie,
reed-crowned, traytorous, pregnant, frothy, foaming, sandie,
shelving, thirsty, sucking, verdant, herbie, craggie, grassie, hem­
ming, mossie, fringing, river-edging.


Banner. v. Ensignes.
Waving, royal, streaming, martial, threatning, flowing, rufling,
whistling.


Banquet.
Feastful, costly, delicious, ambrosian, gladsome, sumtuous,
mirthful, buxome, frolick, ioyous, luxurious, sweet, pleasant, 
genial, voluptuous, fat, full-rabled, high-feeding, nectarean, mer­
ry, royal, superfluous.


Barbary.
Superstitious, savage, cruel, brutish, inhumane, bloodie.


Barke.
Rugged, wrapping, imbracing, knottie, porous, casing, cloath­




ing, tender, withered, wrinkled, hollow, pimpled, rifty, stiffe,
ray, aged, weather-beaten.


Bark. v. Ship.
Barking.
Shrill, frothie, foaming, balling, rayling, dreadful, hideous, 
grinning, yawling, howling, hoarse, yelling, frantick, furious.


Bat.
Ambiguous, neutral, melancholy, night-flying, whistling, low­
flying, twilight, limber-winged, milkie.


Bath.
Hot, cherishing, wholsome, cleansing, sweating, refreshing,
healthy.


Battell.
Furious, bloody, blood-thirstie, cruel, warlick, slaughtering,
dreadful, murthering, thundering, deadly, dangerous, adventu­
rous, impetuous, outragious, doubtful, unhappy, fierce, hot, an­
gry, rugged, dreary, surly, strifeful, smoakie, tumultuous, blood-­
sucking, stormy, devouring, rustling, distresseful, sullen, gloomie, 
rageful, pernicious, blood-flowing, feral, mournful, sad, dis­
quiet.


Bawde.
Immodest, impudent, shamelesse, enticing, alluring, training,
youth-corrupting, old, drunken, infamous, bibbing, loathsome, 
painted, lustful, gratish, rampant, brutish, beastly, itchie, ram­
mish, pockie, lascivious, obscene, leprous, strumpetting, brocheld,
withered, writheld, trecherous, odious, twatling, lying, slie, cun­
ning.


Beagle.
Yelping, quick-nosed, ranging, well-sented, hungry, greedie,
swift, speedie, pursuing, chasing, eager.


Beake.
Crooked, hookie, wounding, piercing, filching, pilfering, chat­
tering, sharpe, hornie, pointed, pecking.


Beams.
Glowing, disheveled, majestick, bristling, scattered, garish, gau­
die, dazeling, flaring, radiant, piercing, chearful, golden, life-in­
fusing, bright, beauteous, transpiercing, sparkling, conquering,
victorious, thirstie, parching, scorching, burning, flamie, supping,
licking, exalted, instructive, thawing, melting, dissolving, uncer­
tain, enlightned, waving, glistering, clear, painted, shining, glit­
tering, subtle, limber, wandering, guilded, deying, tavelled, jag­
ged, dispersed, chearing, blushing, streaming.





Bean.
Hard, windie, flatuous, black-pated, codded, husked, hulled, pale, 
spotted.


Beard.
Bushie, bristly, needle-pointed, dagger, spade, trim, spruce, near,
grave, twirled, forked, growing, hoarie, twisted.


Beare.
Pannonian, pawing, ruthless, salvage, rugged, Russian, rave, 
nous, devouring, shaggie, nasty, hoarse, Lybian Caledonian, hairie,
cruell, bloody, deformed, ugly, Numidian, fierce. Eremanthian,
dim-sighted, hungry, rough, drowsie, sleepy, lazie, thievish, preying,
Arabian, gluttonous, mis-shapen, ranging, fierce, grim.


Bear North-star.
Cold, icie, bright, shining, sparkling, Northern, Parrhasian, free-­
Erymanthian, Menalian, chill, rugged, frosty, bleak, stormie.


Bear, drink.
Strong, muddy, headie, frothy, windy, flatuous, tipling, small, 
thin, weak, stinging.


Beast.
Surly, savage, cruel, ranging, wood-haunting, bloody, fierce; 
grimme, nasty, rough-haird, shaggie, ravenous, devouring, greedy, 
wandring.


Beatitude.
Coveted, desired, wisht, sublime, glorious, perfect, fresh, accom­
plisht, lovely, divine, triumphant, celestiall, downy, holy, loftie,
high, angelicall, supream, immense, soft, unfathomed, unmeasured,
flowry, verdant, joyfull, enamouring, endless, entrancing, ravishing,
heavenly.


Beautie.
Smiling, Enamouring, perswasive, wooing, courting, taintless, 
untainted, spotless, unspotted, unsullied, clear, bright, shining, glit­
tering, lascivious, wanton, delicious, intermingled, radiant, beamie,
sparkling, inflaming, attractive, entrancing, inchanting, charming,
garish, gloring, fresh, chast, dazling, flaring, brittle, murdering,
assayling, imperious, commanding, alluring, inticing, assayl­
ing, imperious, alluring, inticing, killing, unexampled, un­
patternd, unpararelld, blazing, winning, soul-invading, heart-­
wounding, prompting, unexpressive, bewitching, captivating, rose­
ate, piercing, glorious, divine, exquisite, celestiall, transparent, de­
cent, neat, spruce, trimme, comely, pleasing, magnetick, eye-­
delighting.





Bed.
Easefull, peacefull, snorting, downy, refreshing, drowsie, sleepie,
soft, lazie, idle; wanton, lascivious, sportive, gamesome, Geniall, ve­
ereous, dallying, swelling, yielding, reposefull, quiet, silent, dark­
erne, shrowding, burying, encurtain'd, garnish't, quilted, sociable, 
fiendly, amorous, secret, fruitfull.


Bee.
Tugging, industrious, laborious, slowre-sucking, swift, honey-­
bearing, yellow, humming, burring, busie, thriving, thriftie, suck­
ing, active, painfull, early, laden, flowre-robbing, profitable, hired,
raw-housed, hie, blean, wanton, quick, nimble, tawnie, slender, 
carefull, robbing, stealing, theeving, theevish, ingenious, witty, 
gilded, working, waxie, cleanly, spotted, powdered, pinked, greedy, 
sucking, stinging, preying, sedulous, Gecropian, Athenian, chast,
fanging, forraging, despoyling, sprightfull, fellonious, filching,
pilfering, chymick.


Beech.
Goodly, spreading, branched, shadie, open, leavie, loftie, towring,
aspiring, mast-bearing, tufted, thick growing.


Beef.
Salt, fresh, powdered, fat, lean, well-fed, lustie, fatning, strength­
ning.


Beesom.
Sweeping, cleansing, cleanly, twiggie, spriggie, bushie,
homely.


Beetle.
Blind, dull, sharded, black, buzzing.


Beggar.
Stragling, needie, starved, poor, cold, neglected, contemned,
nastie, naked, lowsie, ragged, tattered, unclothed, penurious, 
craving, vile, un-regarded, dis-respected, scorned, flouted, jeered,
whining, poore, caitiffe, wretched, lank-bellied, thin-gutted, ill 
accoutred, slovenly, uncleanly, sordid, patched, clouted, botched,
knavish, sturdie, lubberly, impudent, shameless, mangie, scabbie,
itchie, scald-headed, scraping, scrap-gathering, bawling, torn, ro­
guish, budger-bearing, weeping, wailing, complaining, unbutto­
ned, unbraced, untrussed, gluttonous, hungry, greedy, devouring,
theevish, filching, pilfering.





Belides.
Cruel, savage, bloody, butchering, murthering, inhumane,
wicked, cursed, damned, unhappy.


Bell.
Sounding, tolling, rolling, ringing, warning, calling, assem­
bling, noyseful, speaking, tatling, twatling, talking, tinkling,
waking.


Bellie.
Idle, lazie, craving, hungry, unthankful, hollow, soft, round,
barking, plumpe, child-bearing, smooth, insatiate, rampant, co­
veting, greedie, gluttonous, windie, flatuous, fleshie, loose, de­
vouring, hanging, desiring, sensual, gourmandising, moist, capri­
cious.


Bellowes.
Breathful, puffing, whistling, panting, kindling, smoakie, flam
engendring, hollow, windie, pursie, hoarse. swelling, whizzing.


Bellowing.
Loud, noyseful, rebounding, complaining, plaintful, mourn­
ful, threatning, affrighting, bemoaning, ruful, loftie, sad, fuming,
smoakie, dreadful, redoubled, hoarse, resounding, ecchoed.


Bellona.
Bloodie, cruel, implacable, furious, warlick, angrie, savage, shrew,
fierce, remorselesse, murtherous, dreadful, martial, casked, crested, 
rough. v. Mars. v. Warre.


Benefit.
Rich, liberal, free, large, ample, useful, fruitful, deserving, o­
bliging, engaging, binding, enslaving, welcome, courteous, friend­
ly, timely, officious.


Benevolence.
Mutual, loving, free, friendly, ready, gratious, cordial, hearty,
courteous, liberal, affable, gentle patient.


Berrie.
Juycie, purple, bloodie, swelling, plump, smiling, blushing.


Bill. v. Beake.
Bile.
Swelling, inflamed, angry, smarting, painful, rotten, stinking, 
aking.


Billow. v. Wave.
Flitting, bustling, stormie, brinie, surgie, waving, slimie, foam,
trembling, churlish, dancing, tripping, panting, chiding, angrie, 
disquiet, wrathful, restlesse, crowding, thronging, posting, hasty,
rising, suily, swelling, roaring, tumbling, rolling. v. Plura, Wave.





Birch.
White-rinde, tall, aspiring, loftie, strait, awing, dreadful, swing­
ing, mastering.


Bird.
Industrious, active, nimble, warme clad, nested, pearching,
chattering, chirping, warbling, melodious, swift, downie, fea­
therd, tatling, pratling, wandring, stragling, winged, painted,
sprightful, pecking, swimming, fearful, shril, recording, towring,


Birdlime.
Catching, shackling, entangling, ensnaring, clammie, sticking,
holding, cleaving, imbracing, amorous, clasping, clinging, gluing,
glutonous.


Bishop.
Sacred, venerable, aged, reverend, grave, sober, pious, learned,
sage, prudent, discreet, holy, mitred, religious.


Bit.
Foamie, hated, curbing, restraing, ruling, stubborn, chasing,
champed, taming, conquering, staying, bridling, pliant, slaverd, 
gingling.


Bladder.
Flatuous, puffed, windy, stinking, moist.


Blade.
Slicing, slashing, cutting, wounding, butchering, murthering,
stabbing, piercing, sharpe, bloodie-pointed, keene, warlick, dread­
ful, victorious, thirstie, slaughtering, revengeful, reeking, goary, 
devouring, shining, glittering, biting, quartering. v. Sword.


Blindnesse.
Dark, dull, stumbling, fumbling, grosse, mistie, foggie, duskie,
obscure, ignorant, erroneous.


Blasphemie.
Hellish, cursed, impious, ungodly, execrable, detested, out­
ragious, injurious, sacrilegious, horrible.


Blessednesse. v. Beatitude. 
Blood.
Lusty, reeking, crimson, wanton, dancing, sparkling, streaming,
spinning, high, wrought, active, gushing, fluent, ruby, scarlet, pur­
ple, flushing, sporting, goary, sprightly, rising, damaske, frothie,
hot, scalding, slowing, bubling, boyling, lavaltoing, capering,
rolling.


Bloome. Blossom. Bud.
Virgin, maiden, verdant, vernal, springing, tender, infant, flow­
ry, early, sprouting, shooting, swelling, gaudie, painted, checkerd,




tufted, pregnant, spicie, fragrant, enamel'd, perfumed, smiling, hope­
full, silver, fresh, lively, diapred, short-lived, growing, spreading,
soft, velvet, wind-kissed, pride-streaked.


Blot.
Sullying, infamous, disgracing, fowling, slovenly, nasty, disfigu­
ring, deforming, speckling, freckling, durtie, filthie, spotting, stain­
ing, besmearing, defiling, soyling.


Blue.
Joyfull, lightsome, glittering, shining delightfull.


Blush.
Rosie, maiden, chast, virgin, shamefac't, modest, bashfull, betray­
ing, guilty, flushing, conscious, ruddy, purple, scarlet, carnation,
vermillion, stammel, soft, fearfull, sanguine.


Board.
Greasie, feastfull, crowded, groaning, dish-bearing, oppressed,
free, liberall, mirthfull frollick, furnisht, voluptuous, delicious, 
sumptuous, costly, wealthy, hospitable, geniall, daintie, lickorish, 
joyous, crowching, marshald, delicious, temperate, untemperate,
devouring, glutonous, exalted, advanced.


Boar.
Chafed, foaming, tusked, bristled, sylvan, stiffe-haird, salvage, 
incensed, yellow, sturdy, angry, sullen, furious, mast-loving, bloody, 
gnashing, impetuous, rooting, furrowing, nasty, filthy, threatning,
fierce, cruel, rough, wounding.


Boat.
Crooked, swimming, passing, wave-cutting, hollow, open, hurry­
ing, flying, swift-pac't, trackless.


Bodie.
Frail, weak, imprisoning, diseasefull, fleshie, voluptuous, sensual, 
earthly, sinewy, solid, feeble, soul-burying, soul-entombing,
rotten.


Boldness.
Audacious, shameless, immodest, fearless, undaunted, unadven­
turous, couragious, proud, impetuous, disdainfull, daring, brave, 
hardy, presumptuous, presuming, impudent, unblushing, blinde,
dangerous, pernicious, endangering, endamaging, impudent, in­
solent, heady, rash, unadvised, unwise, unhappy, peremptory,
sawcy.


Bondage.
Galling, groaning, pressing, oppressing, enslaving, restraining,
heavie, crushing, bruising, wretched, constrained, odious, slavish, 
servile, rigorous, infamous, laborious, toylsome, hard, shame­




full, burdenous, vile, miserable, detested, hated, abhorred, igno­
minious.


Bone.
Hard, ivory, solid, marrowie, hollow, pithie, firm, sharp, knotty, 
inclosed, flesh-cloathed, flesh-coated, hoary, white.


Bone-fire.
Joyfull, mirthfull, feastfull, frolick, applausive, flaming, night-­
enlightning, sparkling, sputtering, crackling. v. Fire.


Book.
Studious, industrious, learned, instructive, tutoring, silent tu­
tors, elaborate, mute-schoolmaster, treasuries of Knowledge, 
dumb-scholars, ingenious, wittie, communicative, imparting, vo­
luminous.


Boreas, v. Wind.
Gray-beard, icie, bleak, chill, cold, stormy, pinching, blustering,
cold-mouth, ruffian, Ice bearded, Thracian, Northern, freezing,
cloud-scattering, cloud-shattering, rough Scythian, gloomie, rigid, 
Samaritan, snowie, piercing, raging, impetuous, loud, tempestuous 
cruel, insulting, boysterous, sweeping, air-clearing, air-brushing,
earth-shaving.


Bosome.
Hollow, boyling, soft, pregnant, warm, amorous, tender, delici­
cious, open, enchearing, cherishing, ambrosian, snowy, roseat, mus­
cly, ivory, enchesting, secret, flowry, swelling, maiden, virgin, 
enticing, alluring, inveagling, delightful, enamouring.


Bosphorus. v Wave. Tempest.
Groaning, bellowing, Thracian, stormy.


Bounty. v. Benefit. 
Benevolence.
Bough.
Pregnant, hanging, laden, shadie, ratling, leavie, dangling, load­
ed, combrous, blooming, arched, tufted, intwining, twisted, spread­
ing, verdant, extended, winding, sprouting, branched, knotted, wa­
ving, trembling, luxuriant fruitfull, writhed, stragling, crooked,
spatious, budding, handing, bending, leaning, stooping, declining,
prickly, displayed, inter-woven, fragrant, teeming.


Bow.
Arched, twanging, writhed, crooked, Turkish, Lycian, Parthian,




Scythian, bended, horned, stiffe, warlick, martial, stringed, mo­
thering, killing, ivory, vaultie, threatning, iturean.


Bowle. Cup.
Frolick, feastful, chearing, flowing, swelling, crowned, chirping.


Bowle.
Gamesome, round, luckie, turning, running, mooving, swift,
rolling, smooth, sliding.


Bowels. v. Entrailes.
Knotted, twisted, secret, winding, seeking, gloomie, smoaking,
trembling, fat, rumbling, hot, warme, breathing, soft, inwra­
ped, enclosed, enchested.


Bowers.
Delightful, pleasant, flowrie, shadie, leavie, fresh, tufted, secret,
silent, sun-resisting.


Boy.
Gamesome, sportive, stirring, active, childish, foolish, sim­
ple, easie, toyish, credulous, soon-pleased, prating, saucie, apish.


Braggar.
Vaunting, lying, vainglorious, glorying, boasting, gallant, va­
poring, coyning, bravadoing.


Bramble.
Scratching, sharp-hookt, fruitlesse, idle, combrous, entangling,
prickly, briery, bushie, bristlie, biting, catching, holding, rough,
twisted, twining, tearing, rending.


Braine.
Pregnant, shallow, spungie, working, frothie, yestie, feeling,
active, inventive, contriving, plotting, plodding, pliant, minting,
coyning, discursive, nimble, roving, forging, active, teeming,
wandring, shaping.


Branch. v. Bough.
Brasse.
Ringing, solid, resounding, cleare, shining, glittering, glist­
ring, yellow, noyseful, resplendant, gingling, hard, sparkling,
straw-coloured, corinthian, tinkling, Cyprian, flaming, lasting.


Brawling.
Unquiet, noyseful, hot, surly, sullen, tumultuous.


Bravery.
Flaunting, gallant, gaudie, painted, pompous, portly, compli­
mental, fantastick, affected, gorgeous, courtly, glittering, glamor­
ous, golden, sunnie, smiling, swelling, flashing, stately.


Bread.
Strengthening, nourishing, savorie, chipped, fatning, cru­




mie, crustie, life-susteyning.


Breasts.
Snowie, ivory, soft, alabaster, uberous, fluent, sagging, tender, 
stressed, swelling, milkie, hanging, flagging, lolling, dimpled,
veinie, streaked, spicie, delicious, flowing, luxuriant, warme,
coursing, azure, streaked.


Breath.
Ambrosian, muskie, rosied, perfumed, aire-perfuming, spicie,
stinking, strong, poysonous, blasting, foggie.


Bribe.
Underhanding, close-fisted, corrupting, law-perverting, ore­
swaying, blinding, coveteous, injurious, unlawful, guilty.


Brick.
Babylonian, Ægyptian, well-bak't, hard-burnt, lasting, blush­
ing.


Bride. Bridegroome.
Blushing, mincing, spruce, trimme, neat, lovely, smiling, mo­
dest, stately, gaudie, gay, spritly, bashful, maiden, expecting,
beautious, comely, eyes-attracting.


Bridle.
Waving, curbing, restraining, taming, frothie, foamie, sawing,
staying, ruling, conquering, slavered, champed, gingling.


Brier. v. Bramble. 
Bridge.
Arched, bridling, damming, wave-rebounding, water-­
tossing.


Brightnesse.
Shining, radiant, beaming, flaming, sunny, fiery, trembling,
twinkling, glittering, glistering, illustrious, enlightned, light-­
some, aire-guilding, resplendent, piercing, chearful, dazeling,
eye-conquering, glorious.


Brimstone.
Sulphureous, fat, oylie, blue-flam'd, scalding, catching, stin­
king, smell-offending, choaking.


Britains.
Warlick, valiant, cold, northern, world-divided.


Brooke.
Murmuring, silver, snakie, sedgie, sable, bubling, rumbling,
running, gurgling, whispering, sliding, gliding, rushie, silver-­
breasted, gushing, bank-dividing, christal, glassie, swelling,
purling, winding, flowing, rumbling, rolling, rustling, grasse-­




fringed, mosse-fringed, grasse-margend, mosse-margend, trickling,
skipping, wanton, amorous, uxorious, bank-kissing, bank-licking,
stragling, wandering, pearly, weeping, wrigling, chiding, curled,
fleeting, floating, dancing, posting, sullen, silent, muttering,
smooth-sliding.


Broom. v. Leesome.
Brow.
Smooth, sleeke, majestick, ivory, bashful, white, arched, stately, 
beauteous, comely, sparkling, vaulted, spatious, exalted, snowie,
threatning, alabaster, furrowed, crumpled, puckered, frowning, low­
ring, scowling, plaited, unplaited, discontented, surly, sullen, clowring,
stormie, tempestuous, smiling, supercilious, clear, joyful, polished.


Bubble.
Glassie, foamie, frothie, rising, swelling, shining, chrystal, brea­
king, gurgling, purling, silver, boyling, impostumed.


Bucket.
Thirstie, hollow, diving, drinking, swallowing


Buckler. v. Shield. 
Bud. v. Bloome.
Building. v. Tower. 
Bull
Lusty, moody, raving, fallacious, lecherous, fuming, furious,
sturdie, sullen, slow-pac'd, dewlapt, scowling, rough-browd, be­
lowing, brasse-hoov'd, bigge-bon'd, foaming, enraged, raving.


Bullet.
Way-enforcing, aire-rending, murthering, thundering,
sodain, unexpected, varesisted, dead-striking, transpier­
cing, inevitable, unresisted, pernicious, killing, enflamed, fiery,
irrevocable, unrecalled, impetuous.


Bulrush.
Muddie, straight, slender, picked, limber, smooth, unknotty,
soft, moist, round, fruitlesse, pithie, barren, thirstie, sucking, drin­
king, sharpe-pointed, drooping, sullen, lowring, fennie, marish,
spungie.


Bulwark.
Defensive, resisting, guarding, strong, advanced, raised, shiel­
ding.


Burthen.
Heavie, pressing, weighty, loading, massie, groaning, unwieldy.


Bush.
Entangling, shrubbie, humble, shadie, prickly, thornie, briery,
dark, branched, scactered, grovie.





Businesse.
Active, stirring, industrious, laborious, disturbing, disquie­
ting, distracting, careful, tedious, working, urgent, pressing,
weighty, pelting,


Butcher.
Greasie, bloody, slaughtering, mercilesse, pittilesse, cruel, rude, 
grim, harsh, sterne, sturdy, surly, burly, slicing, slashing, lent-­
hating.


Butterie.
Jolly, frolick, carousing, quaffing, bibbing, tipling, drunken,
swimming, frothie.


Butter.
Soft, melting, yellow, cleaving, bread-kissing, bread-thatching.


Butterflie.
Gaudie, painted, mealy, guilded, courtly, swift, trembling,
checkered, diaperd, silly, simple.


Buttock.
Round, plump, fleshie, soft, quaking, trembling.



C.


Cabbidge.
TUfred, coated, leavie, squeezed, crispie, curled, tender, lim­
ber, folding, pleated, swellnig.


Cable.
Writhed, twisted, binding, puchie.


Cake.
Turned, savoury, delicious, sugred, spicie, honeyed.


Calamity. v. Misery.
Calfe.
Fat, tender, sportive, frisking, wanton, leaping, silly, suckling.


Calme
Peaceful, quiet, smooth, slumbering, sleeping, Halcyon, smooth-­
fac't, smooth-cheekt, smiling, sleeke, sweet, pleasant, soft, repo­
sed; appeased, happy, sober, stayed, wavelesse, undisturbed.


Calumnie.
Biting, envious, black-mouth'd, malitious, wounding, false, 
detracting, defaming, injurious, subtle, crafty, wily, slie, base 
cunning, deceitful, forging, faining, coyning, devising, inven­




ting, tale-telling, cogging, glozing, colloguing, jealous, suspiti­
ous, reproachful, unhallowed


Camamel.
Yellow, sweet-smelling, odorous, sun-loving, pain-easing.


Camelion.
Aire-fed, abstemious, temperate, changing, jugling.


Camel.
Bunchie, towre-backt, bunch-backt, rough, ugly, deformed,
supple-kneed, kneeling, crowching.


Campe.
Armed, warlick, martial, noiseful, dreadful, clamorous, pike-­
bristled, thundring, military, swarming.


Canker.
Creeping, infecting, loathsome, eating, fretting, consuming,
uncured, contagious.


Candle.
Shining, burning, enlightning, selfe-consuming, melting,
white-coated, flaming, slender, watchful, studious.


Cannon.
Thundering, thunder-mocking, fire-breathing, clamorous, 
noiseful, dreadful, stounding, sulphury, pernitious, murthering,
flame-belching, wide-mouth'd, loud-voic't, mercilesse, resistlesse.


Capon.
Brawnie.


Capricorne.
Tropick, moist, cold, watry, fierce, showry, rough.


Captain.
Warlick, valorous, couragious, valinant, well-skill'd, experi­
enc't, prudent, politick, engineering, martial, wise, discreeter,
deliberate, commanding, impetious, armed, honoured.


Captivity. v. Bondage.
Sad, sorrowful, slavish, dolorous, insupportable, barbarous, ty­
rannous.


Carbuncle.
Flaming, sparkling, fiery, shining, glistering, pearly, beamie, ra­
diant, burning, blazing.


Cardinal.
Scarlet, purple, red-hatted, long-bearded, grave, pompous, 
generous, honoured, wealthy.


Care.
Blood-drinking, blood-consuming, biting, swarming, thought­
ful, perplexing, studious, buzzing, boyling, jealous, waking,




watchful, anxious, sollicitous, fretting, gauling, pressing, grin­
ding, cumbering, busie, weary, unquiet, disturbing, sullen, thor­
ny, stormie, flinging, obsequious, muddie, combrous, hoary-hea­
ded, griping, consuming, soul-killing, macerating, doubtful,
gnawing, painfull, droyling, murthering, cutting, heart-woun­
ding, pricking, wannish, pale-fac't, wrinkled.


Carkasse.
Soul-lesse, stinking, loathsome, offensive, infectious, contagi­
ous, putrid, dull, dead, unmoving, rotten, noysome, fulsome, 
nasty.


Carthage.
Ancient, rich, proud, wealthy, populous, well peopled, Dido­
nian, famous, powerful, warlick, Libian, æmulous, Rome-envy­
ing, Sidonian, perfidious.


Cassia.
Flowry, ruddy, yellow, spice, flaming.


Castle v. Tower.
Towred, fensive, lofty, stately, exalted, mosse-grown, walled.


Cat.
Melancholy, solitary, mouse-chasing, hunting, theeving, spot­
ted, brinded, furred.


Cates.
Nocterean, ambrosial, delicious, eie-glutting, feastful, costly,
delightfull, sumpruous, luxurious, superfluous, pleasant, tast-wa­
ving, tastful, tast-contenting, desired, palat-pleasing.


Caucasus.
Craggy, rockie, ragged, inhospitable, rough, cold, frosty, free­
zing, high-browd, vaultie, barren, unfrequented, burly, cliffie,
lofty, towring, cloud-kissing, icie, Scythian.


Cave.
Shady, pitchie, hollow, vaultie, rockie, dark some, gloomy, for­
saken, somary, melancholy, uncouth, mossie, black, sad, unknown, 
silent, unfrequented, dark, desert, obscure, quiet, recluse, musty, 
nasty, filthy, dreadful, dennie, deepe, noysome, doleful, crooked,
loathsome, lonely, sullen, dankish, smoakie, ragged, blind, savage, 
yawning, ecchoing, theevish, fustie.


Cauldron.
Boyling, seething, flaming, smoakie, burning, hollow, capaci­
ous, greasie.


Cedar.
Odorous, loftie, sappie, aged, tall, stately, strait, wind-laring, 
smooth, slicke, immortal, lasting, un-knotty.





Cell.
Darksome, melancholy, cloudy, lowly, silent, private.


Censure.
Judging, carping, rigorous, biting, severe, sharp, harsh, super­
cilious, hard, peevish, pettish, grumbling, muttering, haughty, 
snarling, lashing, invective.


Centaurie.
Two-shap't, furious, proud, cruel, shaggie, hairy, cloud-born.


Cerberus.
Barking, stigian, devouring, dreadful, howling, yelling, ga­
ping, snakie, viperous, watchful, foaming, surly, snarling.


Ceremonie.
Religious, devour, laudable, antient, solemne, received, pom­
pous.


Ceres.
Law-giving, golden-haired, wealthy, golden-eared, ingenious, 
dusty, torch-bearing, sheafie, yellow.


Cesar.
Victorious, couragious, undaunted, unconqered, warlick, am­
bitious, triumphant, dreadful, proud, attemptive, daring.


Chaffe.
Light, scattered, wind-driven, dispersed, useless, empty, fruit­
lesse.


Chain.
Binding, shakling, knottie, linkie, twisted, adamantine, ratling,
dangling.


Chaos.
Disordered, dark, formeless, dull, ugly, empty, hideous, rude, 
desolate, blind, shapeless, undigested, confused, aged, black, old, 
Cimerian, obscure, gulphie, blended.


Chaps. v. Jawes.
Chaplet. v. Garland.
Verdant, enamelled, diapred, flowrie, checkerd, enterlaced, lea­
vie, fragrant, roseat, triumphant.


Chariot.
Rosie, lofty, gorgeous, ratling, hurrying, wheeling, swift, spee­
die, triumphant, painted, pompous.


Charmes. v. Magick.
Powerful, inchanting, magick, Thessalian, mystick, muttered,
mumbled, perplexing, hellish, imperious, commanding, learned,
superstitious, exercising, potent, binding, forcing, ceremoneous, 
mysterious.





Charity.
Pious, melting, pittying, compassionate, refreshing, hearty, cor­
dial, Christian, holy, sacred, devout, relieving, heaven-ng­
ging.


Charon.
Stygian, inexorable, grim, sullen, surly, sad, coveteous, unre­
lenting, frowning, lowring, scowling, old, pale.


Chastity.
Spotles, cold, fruitless, unstained, lilly, snowie, untainted, un­
sullied, maiden, virgin, blameless, firme, uncorrupted, unrepro­
ved, unmooved, constant, white, pale, strict, strait-lac'd, vestal, 
fresh, holy, pious, untouched, impregnable.


Chear. v. Cates.
Cheater.
Cogging, cunning, crafty, wily, subtle, slie, bold, deceitful, faw­
ning, flattering, fraudulent, shameless, abusive, injurious, slip­
string.


Cheeke.
Rosie, silken, bashful, roseate, smiling, lovely, delicious, temp­
ting, blushing, soft, smooth, plump, gentle-swelling, purple, beau­
teous, ambrosian.


Cheese.
Digestive, concocting, feast-closing, milkie, fresh, fat, old, 
moldie, hard.


Cherrie.
Blushing, plump, soft, tender, coral, vermillion, delicious, 
pleasant, lushious.


Cherubin.
Smooth fac't, smooth-cheekt, rosie-lipt, beauteous, winged, glo­
rious, celestial, joy-ravisht, silver-winged, golden-plumd, helmed.


Chevalrie.
Active, couragious, adventurous, warlick, renowned, glorious, 
atchieving.


Child.
Officious, obedient, gamesome, sportive, tender, pliant, wan­
ton, soon-perswaded, credulous, apish, toyish.


Childhood. v. Infancie.
Chimney.
Smoakie, sooty, grimie, tall, strait, black.


Chinke.
Gaping, yawning, cranied, hollow, divided, parted, clea­
ving.





Chinne.
Dimpled, wagging, naked, well-thacht, hairie, slaver'd, hang­
ing, stubble, bushie, bonie.


Choler. v. Anger.
Chafing, foaming, haughty, testie, touchie, waspish, disdainful, 
revengeful, boyling, devouring, inflamed, incensed, yellow, passi­
onate, flaming, sodain, pale, angry, unsociable, unfriendly.


Chronicles.
Ancient, memorable, old, aged, faithful, recording, historious, 
studious, long-breathed, long-lived, immortal, lasting, never­
ending, eternal.


Chrystall.
Shining, transparent, clear, bright, glassie, smooth, sleeke, icie,
slipperie, cold, azure, polisht, glistering, snowie.


Chrysolite.
Wise, sparkling, radiant, golden, beaming.


Chymick.
Industrious, ingenious, sweating, laborious, active, inventive, 
contriving, smoakie, subtle, nature-devesting.


Cicero.
Famous, eloquent, ambitious, wel-tongued, fine-spoken, per­
swasive, sweet-tongued, smooth, quaint, witty.


Cindars
Black, ashie, dead, cold, scattered, warme, smutchie, sootie, dy­
ing, sparkling.


Circe.
Charming, tempting, enchanting, decitful, transforming.


Citie.
Noble, wealthy, rich, throng, populous, full, courtly, near,
complemental, many-peopled.


Clay.
Moist, laborious, fat, clammie, compacted, glutinous, pliant, 
pliable, sticking, daubing, yeilding, crumbling, moldering, weak.


Claw.
Hookie, crooked, griping, swooping, scratching, theevish, tor­
turing, seising, pouncing, rending, rearing, sharpe, greedy, catching,
stiffe, wounding.


Client.
Thredbare, humble, submissive, crowching, suppliant.


Cliffe. v. Rock.
Ragged, solid, vaulty, yawning, craggie, uncouth, unfrequented,
horned, beetling, hanging.





Cloud.
Winged, floating, mourning, wandering, hovering, pitchie, hang­
ing, spongy, weeping, threatning, gloomy, dusky, foggy, yellow, 
shuffling, rambling, envious, drooping, full, dull, thick, stooping,
lowring, mounting, aspiring, clusterd, frowning, lowring, swarthish, 
gathering, drowsie, scattered, dropsie, waving, sweltring, moving,
thunder-crashing, flitting, goutie, sweating, moist, watery, ayery, 
wandering, melting, drunken, slumbering, sleepy, crisped, curled,
obscuring, darkning, contagious, smothering, strangling, vapoury, 
smoaky, sullen, lofty, black, swarthy, Negro, rolling, dark, jea­
lous, thicke-swollen, swelling, bigge-bellied, mistie, stormy, 
jetty, stifling, chaced, justling, Eclipsing, assembling, smouldring,
pregnant, sayling, hollow.


Clown.
Swarthy, rude, sweaty, toyling, sallow, hide-bound, lowtish, bar­
barous, game-some, gleesome, sportive, laborious, industrious,
home-bred, unfashioned, russet, unconceiving, uncurious, un­
comb'd, greazy, sawcy, slovenly, frolick, whistling, mirthfull, piping,
sullen, blithe, lusty, robustious, brutish, rough, untuto'rd, rustick, ru­
rall, wild, unlearned, simple, unletterd, unletterd, filly, uncivill.


Club.
Murdering, cruell, knotty, knocking-striking, heavy, breaking,
bruising.


Clusters.
Gallant, thronged, crowding, sprouting, swelling, full, budding,
piled, grainy, juicie, purple, delicious, plump, blushing, hanging,
compacted, heapy, dewie.


Coach. v. Chariot. 
Coal.
Glowing, sputtering, burning, flaming, crackling, sparkling,
smoakie.


Cock.
Early, crested, bristling, watchful, solacious, lecherous, spurred,
armed, jealous, day-presaging, day-proclaiming, watchfull, bloo­
dy, shrill, war-lick, gaming, generous.


Cockle.
Kissing, curled, crispy, creeping, close, embracing.


Cocytus. v. Acheron.
Black, Stygian, dull, dark, shady, groaning, devouring, faint, 
gloomy, duskie, fulsome.


Coffin.
Stinking, fulsome, loathsome, rotten, interred, black, mourning,
vaulty, musty, fusty, moldy.





Cold.
Rough, sharp, biting, piercing, duskie, gloomie, icie, chattering,
freezing, dull, lazie, sleepie, drowsie, whisking, lashing, jerking, slug­
gish, snottie, barren, earth-locking, con-tracting, congealing, angry,
stormy, raw, cruel, stiffning, unactive, incroaching, astringent, be­
numming, nipping, pinching, chilling, bleak, blasting, Irksom, hid­
ous, rugged, sap-consuming.


Collick.
Wringing, pinching, vexing, nipping, painfull, tormenting, win­
die, flatuous, cutting, dolorous, twitching, girding, griping.


Combe.
Toothed, ivorie, biting, neat, adorning, dressing, hair-plaining.


Combate. v. Battell.
Furious, martial, bickering, brabling, couragious, bloody, doubt­
full, dangerous, generous, debating, strife-full, contentious, un­
friendly, blood-thirstie.


Comet.
Hairie, stern, dreadful, vagrant, curled, grimme, curld-head, cris­
py, state-changing, ruine-portending, sad, threatning, slaming,
streaming, portentuous, bright-haird, presaging, shag'd, disastrous,
prodigious, bearded, waving, gazing, fierce, ruddy, fatal, bloody,
bristled, ominous, ill-boding, unluckie.


Comfort.
Cordial, growing, pleasing, soft, welcome, chearing, friendly, gra­
tious, propitious.


Compassion.
Melting, relenting, soft, calm, tender, feeling, piteous, tender-­
hearted.


Complaint.
Puling, soft, whining, just, piteous, sighing, sad, womanish, amor­
rous, passionate, mournfull, bitter, groaning, deep, male-content,
querulous, bawling, wayling, weeping, hoarse, powting.


Complement.
Unappertaining, unconcerning, needless, vain, fruitless, ceremo­
nious, apish, curious, courtly.


Concord. v. Accord.
Concupiscence.
Sensuall, voluptuous, egging, prompting, spurring, tempting.


Conduit.
Flowing, conveying; gushing; gurgling.


Confidence.
Bold; couragious; audacious; advedturous; during; pre­




sumptuous, setled, perswaded, aspiring, easie.


Confusion.
Wild, vast, shapeless, hideous, deformed, ugly, rude.


Conquerour.
Valiant, valorous, couragious, hardie, martiall, generous, no­
w-renowned, famous, imperious, commanding, victorious, crown-­
laureld, insulting, glorious, triumphant, laureat.


Conquest.
Glorious, brave, famous, bright, triumphant, victorious, wealthie,
laureat, crowned, white-silver, winged.


Conscience.
Strict, impartial, unbribed, arresting, tormenting, guilty, know­
ing, secret, silent, accusing, torturing.


Constancy.
Unremoved, resolved, stedfast, persistive, unshrinking, unshaken,
assured, persevering, stayed, setled.


Contagion.
Spreading, infectious, deadly, catching, poysonous.


Content
Rich, sweet, perfect, happy, blessed, pleasant, heavenly, wished,
desired, compleat.


Contention.
Jarring, wrangling, harsh, snakie, bloodie, strifefull, jangling.


Corall.
Blushing, vermillion, stammel, scarlet, red-brancht, streaked,
branched, tuddey, leaf-less.


Cork.
Light, swimming, spungie, porous, floating, hollow.


Corn.
Bearded, bladed, yellow, nourishing, fruitfull, full-ered, tender, 
ranke.


Corrosive.
Biting, smarting, eating, burning, fretting.


Cottage.
Lowly, private, humble, silent, patcht, ragged, turfie, cold, shat­
ered, contry, naked.


Cough.
Slavery, spitting, spawling, cold, dry, harsh, belching.


Countenance.
Handsome, gracefull, lovely, modest, disdainfull, setled, shaped,
hanging, joyfull, beauteous, smiling, pleasing, winning, wooing,
sparkling, attractive, grimme, stern, grave, severe, frowning, low­




ring, sad, mournfull, chearfull, lightsome, threatfull, supercilious,
blushing, carefull, sowre, dissembling, murdering, killing, stabbing,
powting, affected, disguised.


Countrie
Clownish, flowry, grassie, fruitfull, merry, spatious, open, woody,
down-right, plain-dealing, honest, free-hearted.


Courage. v. Valour.
Daring, valiant, valorous, adventurous, presumptuous, atten­
tive, audacious, undaunted, untamed, unquelled, stout, masculine,
constant, unmoved, unshaken, bold, proud, noble, free, active, Ma­
jestick, undejected, manly, haughty, heroick.


Course.
Speedy, hasty, winged, unbridled, careering, impetuous, posting,
sweaty, breathless, sweeping, industrious, laborious.


Courser. v. Horse.
Curvetting, prancing, nimble, stirring, panting, high-bounding,
spur-obeying, stamping, foamy, trapped, speedy.


Court.
Complementall, glittering, pompous, costly, expensive, lascivi­
ous, wanton, sportive, envious, smooth, royall, proud, glorious,
gaudy.


Courtier.
Avaritious, soft, smooth, oyly, sleek, near, polisht, spruce, compli­
mentall, well-tongued, fair-spoken, silk-worm, affected, fantastic,
rustling, stalking, sprightly, dapper, flaunting, glittering, nimble,
starcht, accomplisht, fine-sattin, gay, gaudy, painted, wealthy, de­
ceitfull, perjur'd, stickling, indebted, dapper, brisk, pert, silken,
smooth-fac'd.


Cow.
Lowing, milkie, fruitfull, usefull, straggeling, straying, wan­
dering, uberous.


Coward.
Pale, fearfull, dull, un-active, un-manly, crest-fallen, heart-less,
white-livered, cold, base, ignominious, yielding, crouching, leaden 
hearted, winking, cruel, desperate, vaunting, sneaking, flinching.


Coyness.
Dissembling, squeamish, pettish, pievish, froward, slighting,
scorning, contemptuous, sowre, bitter, easie, churlish, uncivill, proud, 
disdainfull, angry, tempting, perswading, wooeing, wayward,
untoward.


Crab-star.
Hot, flaming, crooked, burning, scorching, scalding, broyling,
showry.





Crab-fish.
Slow-pac't, dull, lazie, lither, pawing, lumpish, sleepy, wadling,
wayward, crawling, sprawling.


Cradle.
Rocking, sleepy, peacefull, tottering, shaking, moving, drowsie,
easie, warm.


Craft.
Cunning, fly, cheating, deceitfull, beguiling, wily, wary, jugling,
jogging, subtle, injurious, witty, ingenious, artificiall, secret, under­
working, undermining, politick, devicefull, silent, double-tongues,
winding, doubling, plotting, inveagling, circumventing.


Cramp.
Pulling, painfull, torturing, wringing, pinching, nipping, vexing,
tormenting, girding, twitching.


Crane.
Strimonian, Thracian, soaring, mounting, towring, high-flying,
chattering, warlike, watchfull, ravenous, long-neckt.


Credulitie.
Easie, silly, Simple, unwise, foolish, soft, indiscreet, weake,
fond, ignorant.


Crest.
Plumed, lofty, glittering, nodding, waving, advanced, gaudie,
proud, braving, radiant, flancing, glistering, jagged, brestly, staring,
dreadfull:


Crime.
Blushless, black, haynous, odious, detested, guilty, infamous, capi­
tall, suspicious, pale, conscience-tearing, light-fearing, mischievous, 
unhappy, unexcusable, audacious, enormous.


Critick.
Snarling, supercilious, biting, lashing, captious, censorious, carp­
ing, exceptious, invective, wise, capricious, curious, exact, accurate, 
judging, rigorous, sharp, sharp tooth'd, severe, pettish, pievish,
sponge-using, flouting, gibing, quipping, jeering, girding, rigid, 
snappish, grinning.


Cry.
Confused, yelling, noisefull, hideous, amazing, bustling, clame­
rous, aire-rending, tumultuous, rumbling, yawling, re-sounding,
re-bounding, re-ecchoing, redoubled, howling.


Crocodile.
devouring, wily, banefull, deceitfull, noysome, weeping, Aegyp­
tian, deadly.





Crop.
Wealthy, rich, hopefull, hope-answering, thankfull, fruitfull, joy­
ful, gainfull.


Cross.
Hard, painfull, cruell, unhappy, afflicting, oppressing, bitter, sa­
cred, victorious.


Crow.
Predictious, presaging, jetty, sable, hoarse, hungry, devouring,
prating, twatling, carrion, jangling, chattering, unluckie, long­
liv'd, shower-divining, thirstie, barking.


Crown.
Imperiall, Pearl-enchased, dazling, triumphant, victorious,
flowry, enameled, enterlaced, noble, guilded, royall, Princely, pear­
ly, honoured, adored, commanding, radiant, beamy, glittering, shi­
ning, majestick, awfull.


Cruelty.
Barbarous, brutish, Scythian, marble-hearted, flintie, flint-­
hearted, savage, wolvish, inhumane, odious, abhorred, detested, loa­
thed, remorseless, raging, dogged, enraged, incensed, bloody, proud,
blood-thirsty, grimme, stern, haughtie, murdering, fleshie, dread­
full, devouring, awfull, frowning, rigid.


Cuckold.
Horned, cornuted, scorned, jealous, loving, simple, patient, wit­
ting, conniving, contented.


Cuckow,
Plain-song, gray, scabbie, harsh, unpleasant, stammering, stut­
tering.


Cupid v. Love.
Idalion, Paphian, wanton, lascivious, winged, feathered, slippery,
envious, jealous, swift, joyous, gamesome, sportive, Citherean, in­
constant, deceitfull, false, lying, imperious, blind, ambitious, pitti­
less, bold, audacious, venerous, killing, wandering, ticklish, a­
morous.


Cur. v. Dog.
Snarling, barking, bawling, ravenous, angry, pievish, chur­
lish, sullen.


Curiositie.
Nice, studious, affected, womanish, carefull, vain, silly, fruitless,
idle, dainty, neat, quaint.


Curle. v. Hair.
Neat, crispy, shining, twisted, pleated, knotty, snakie, braided,
dangling, sleavy, silken, scatterd, flowing, ruffled, art-less, flaring,




uncomposed, gracefull, waving, beauteous, frizled.


Curse.
Hellish, dire, banefull, impious, blasphemous, execrable, hate­
full, heavy, damned, revengefull, mischievous, vilanous, miscreant, 
winged.


Custome.
Received, aged, imperious, commanding, tyrannous, observed,
laudable, commendable, ancient, long, honoured, reverent, fre­
quent, common.


Cyclops.
Sooty, grimy, sweaty, smoaky, one-eyed, hideous, strong, robu­
stious, massie, dreadfull, proud, fierce, labouring, industrious, rude, 
clownish, uncivill, lowtish, stern, grimme, old, bloody.


Cymbals.
Tinkling, ratling, noysefull, Berecynthian, Cybelian, joyfull,
loud, mirthfull, sacred, hollow, brazen, sounding, hoarse, shining.


Cynnamon.
Odorous, fragrant, spicy, verdant, Pangnan, Indian, spriggie.


Cynick.
Snarling, currish, snapping, captious, biting, grinning, barking,
brawling, bawling, carping, sharp, fanged, sharp-tooth'd, tongue-­
lashing, quipping, girding, jeering, flouting, rigid, tart, sharp, smart, 
jerking, churlish, sullen, snappish.


Cypress.
Tall, strait-growing, fatall, dismall, mournfull, sable, sad, verdant, 
lasting, weeping, smooth, lofty, towring, mounting, aspiring, odo­
rous, funereous, pensive.



D.

Daffadill.
TAwny, guilt-bowly, purple, gaping, open, smiling, vernall.


Dagger.
Short, stabbing, murdering, desperate, sharp-pointed, bloody, 
secret, poynant, silent, stealing.


Daisie.
Tufted, studded, golden, vernall, smiling, sunny.


Dale.
Flowry, humble, lowly, delightfull, fruitfull, pleasant, sweet-­




cloaths, motly, gaudy, smiling, tufted, enameld, chequer'd, green-­
plusht, sportive, painted, grassie, shadie, ecchoing, resounding, re­
bounding, fragrant.


Dance.
Gracefull, courtly, skilfull, enamouring, wanton, sportive, at-­
tractive, active, flowing, swimming, nimble, tripping, measur'd,
well-ordered, moving, lascivious, modest, well-timed, amorous, 
pleasing, winning.


Danger.
Sad, dreadfull, unavoyded, certain, doubtfull, unhappy, bitter,
pensive, pressing.


Darkness. v. Night.
Rusty, gloomy, sullen, sooty, sad, pensive, jetty, pitchy, negro,
cloudie, duskie, Ægyptian, Cymerian, sable, Ebon, dull, silen,
blind, collied, swarthy, grimme, smoaky, ugly, shapeless, deformed,
stumbling, shady, obscuring, sleepy, drowsie, peacefull, confused,
deceitfull, dull, lither, lazy, hideous, still, quiet, unactive.


Darnell.
Black, barren, hurtfull, choaking, over-topping, unlucky, domi­
neering, sleepy, drowsie, injurious, harmfull, bitter, eye-offending.


Dart. v. Arrow.
Thrilling, pointed, poynant, singing, trembling, flying, flutter­
ing, quivering, whirling, wounding, poysoned, killing, winged.


Daw.
Pratling, twatling, noysefull, winter-presageing, thievish, pra­
ting, stealing.


Dawn. v. Morn.
Early, blushing, purple, spicy, rosie, dewie, rosie-fingerd, weep­
ing, pearly, gray-cheekt.


Day.
Winged, busie, active, lightsome, gladsome, chearfull, laborious,
industrious, light, clear, carefull, shining, beamy, enlightned, si­
ding, joyfull, posting, succeeding, sunny, rosie, purple, ambrosian, 
peering, increasing.


Death. v. Destinie.
Pale, wan, sable, impartiall, imperious, all-commanding, chi­
ling, cold, tyrannizing, domineering, over-ruling, all-controulling, 
uncontrouled, inexorable, exacting, invading, encroaching, rest­
full, quiet, silent, peacefull, unresisted, unrelenting, remorseless, 
hideous, yawning, ingrossing, grasping, lean, dustie, meager, bare­
ribd, flint-hearted, cruell, grimme, stern, awfull, frowning, devour­
ing, ravenous, rigorous, rigid, nasty, fulsome, unwelcome, unexpe­




cted, covetous, insatiate, abhorred, detested, loathed, loathesome, 
noysome, blood-thirsty, hasty, trembling, ugly, deformed, groa­
ning, timely, untimely, surprizing, arresting, envious, unbribed, 
implacable, unperswaded, disdainful, uncivil, proud, scornful, dis­
respective, regardlesse, carelesse, audacious, fearlesse, adventurous, 
saucie, unmannerly, presumptuous, ambitious, gluttonous, deaf,
stifling, smothering, choking, injurious, dreadful, bitter, felonious, 
importunate, glorious, disgraceful, ignominious, shameful, ruthlesse,
resistlesse, victorious, triumphant.


Death-bed.
Cold, pale, quivering, bleake, leane, meager, trembling, groa­
ning, gasping, yawning, sad, pensive.


Deceit. v. Craft, 
December. v. Cold.
Frostie, cold, icie, snowie, lither, lazie, drowsie, dull, lumpish, 
sad, frolick, jolly, mirthful, feastful, drunken, hoary, nipping, pinch­
ing, gamesome, joyous.


Deep. v. Sea.
Vasty, devouring, unfathomed, unsounded, boyling, swelling,
working, floating, angry, aged, wealthy, shelfie, tumbling, stor­
my, ruffled, fretting, rugged, insatiate, gulphy, swallowing, curled,
surgie, remorseless.


Delay.
Lingring, tedious, comfortless, dull, weary, sad, pensive, slow,
snail-pac't, tardy, lazie, cold, freezing, dronish, needlesse, fruitlesse,
vain.


Delicates. v. Cates.
Delight.
Free, soft, dear, melting, sportive, wanton, effeminate, sensual, 
voluptuous, fleshly, carnal, enamouring, dallying, dandling, exta­
syde, joyous, intrancing, lavish, raping, loose, fresh, choice, temp­
ting, pleasant, gay, chearing, luxurious, riotous, superfluous, royal,
desired, tickling, gaudy, courtly, princely.


Den. v. Cave.
Gloomie, vaultie, crooked, loathsome, nasty, noysome, fulsome, 
musty, fusty, dusty, moldy, rockie, doleful, melancholy, hollow, 
darksome, mossie, uncouth, sullen, pensive, lonely, theevish,


Deere.
Browsing, feeding, goodly, fearful, tripping, light-foot.


Desart,
Devious, wild, wide, vast, savage, uncouth, melancholy, sad,




silent, unfrequented, sandy, dreaful, sullen, shadowie, gloomie, rockie,
hoary, rough, pathlesse, shrubbie, bushie, unpeopled, unfruitful, bar­
ren, inhospitable, scorched, dangerous.


Desire.
Unsatisfied, uncontroled, uncurb'd, disordinate, irregular, invin­
cible, winged, untamed, covetous, insatiate, ardent, passionate, am­
bitious, flaming, hot, sottish, sollicitous, unfathomed, deep, unmea­
sured, unlimited, unconfined, burning, blind, careful, amorous, un­
speakable, unexpressible, longing.


Despaire.
Sad, pensive, sorrowful, heavie, dull, cold, pale, comfortlesse, lazie,
hellish, damned, faithlesse, hopelesse, snakie, dark, grim, sterne,
lean, meager, sullen, enginous, plotting, sighing, groaning, weep­
ing, mournful, chill, low.


Destiny.
Changelesse, ruthlesse, remorselesse, unrelenting, unbribed, inex­
orable, imperious, commanding, unchanged, unaltered, resistlesse,
victorious, triumphing, adamantine, unconquered, compelling, fixed,
eternal, everlasting, enforcing, fatal, uncontrolled, impartil, ty­
rannizing, domineering, over-ruling, all-controlling, exacting,
unresisted, unprevented, surprizing, arresting, importuning, almigh­
ty, inevitable, unavoyded, blind, secret, silent, unmooved, severe,
inclining, deaf, inflexible.


Detraction.
Envious, foul-mouth'd, calumnious, biting, crafty, black-mouth'd,
malicious, injurious, subtle, slie, base, vile, forging, glozing, cog­
ging, jealous, envious, babling, twatling.


Device.
Queint, choyce, fabulous, pleasant, painted.


Devil.
Subtle, tempestuous, pernicious, hideous, unclean, lying, deceit­
ful, mischievous, tempting, vigilant, industrious, craftie, malitious,
deceiving, vilainous, enchanting, devouring, infernal, seducing,
fraudulent, calumniating, cursed, damned, tormented, hurrying,
malignant, rebellious, wilie, snakie.


Devotion,
Holy, sacred, religious, quick, fervent, pious, affectionate, suppli­
ant, humble, solemn, profound, reverent, gracious.


Dew.
Trickling, pearly, honey-dropping, chrystal, rosie, ambrosial, re­
freshing, vegetating, early, balmie, melting, coole, morning, night­
ly, dropping, showrie, glassie, fruitful, enlivening, flower-courting,




kissing, vanishing, short-lived, weeping, fresh, ambrosial, nectare­
ous, sprinkling, scattered.


Diamond.
Shining, sparkling, Indian, bright, lasting, pointed, glasse-cutting,
obduring, hard, solid, unconquered, eternal.


Diadem. v. Crown. 
Dice.
Cheating, cogging, gamesome, deceitful, uncertain.


Dido.
Unhappy, bloody, pensive, despairing, weeping, Carthaginian, Si­
donian, Tyrian-Queen, sad, fair, beauteous, sorrowful.


Dirt.
Miry, slimy, muddy, filthy, nasty, loathsome, fulsome, putrid, rot­
ten, sordid, stinking, dagling.


Discord.
Hell-nourish't, sterne, jarring, harsh, snakie, unsociable, unfriendly, 
hateful, seditious, quarrelsome, ruinous, pernicious, mortal, tumul­
tuous, furious, litigious, inhumane, pittylesse, merciless, bloodie, an­
gry, grumbling, war-breeding, dissentious, blood-thirsty.


Disdain. v. Scorne.
Proud, contemptuous, malevolous, arrogant, sober, scorneful,
unkind, chast, coy, high, wry-mouth'd, insolent, sowre-eyed, pettish, 
peevish, brave, churlish, haughty, swelling, portly, surly, burly, squint-­
eyed, currish.


Discretion.
Wise, sage, prudent, mature, advised, reposed, grave, modest, tem­
pered, sound, staid, sober.


Disease. v. Malidy.
Dull, contagious, infectious, languishing, sterne, pining, pale, 
grievous, torturing, vexing, incurable, pettish, peevish, angry, fe­
ral, painful, fretting, griping, twitching, girding, sad, pinching,
nipping, pulling, cutting, pressing, wringing, gauling, doleful, 
bitter, gnawing, racking, smarting, lingring, noysome, loath­
some, filthy, fulsome, nasty, cruel, impatient, trembling, raging,
plaintful, querulous, whining, puling, wasting, eating, drying,
sucking, tedious.


Dissobedience.
Rebellious, mutinous, unruly, proud, tumultuous, seditious, sau­
cy, impudent, shamelesse, daring, bold, audacious, gracelesse, unseem­
ly, unfitting, uncomely, unbecoming.


Disorder.
Confused, tumultuous, irregular,





Doctor.
Knowing, learned, skilful, grave, experienc't, pious, reverend, 
honoured, famous, ancient, aged, studious, industrious, painful, in­
genious, witty, prudent, discreet.


Doe.
Swift, light-foot, fearful, tender, flying, savage, tripping, brow­
sing, weak, frightful.


Dogge.
Ravenous, bawling, hungry, greedy, faithful, headstrong, thee­
vish, fierce, furious, watchful, flat-nosed, muzzeled, gluttonous, swift,
fleet, speedy, eager, chasing, fallow, pursuing, wel-trust, nimble, 
biting, snarling, grinning, yelping, yawling, ranging, deep-mouth'd,
ful-mouth'd, well-sented, quick-nosed, spotted, speckled, surly, sul­
len, stubborne, sturdy, shaggie, careful, grim, sterne, grumbling,
guarding, breinded, flea-bitten, lowsie, collar'd.


Dogge-starre.
Hot, enraged, enflamed, scorching, unhealthy, diseaseful, unwhole­
some, smarting, itching, netling, sparkling, broyling, drie, burning,
fiery, flaming, pernitious, thirsty, mad, raging, raving.


Dormouse.
Sleepie, drowsie, idle, lazie, lither, fat, plumpe.


Doubt,
Distractful, vexing, torturing, tormenting, anxious, netling, care­
ful, sollicitous, perplexing, quaking, jealous, ambiguous, fearful,
suspitious, giddie, faint, cold, heartlesse, lazie, amazing, mazie, ma­
sing, jarring, strugling, quandaring, hovering, sagging, muddling,
wavering, wavie.


Dolphin.
Crooked, armed, greene, amorous, venereous, wanton, loving, a­
zure, flattering, scalie, speedie, wandering, ranging, straying, Mu­
sick-enamoured, bowed.


Dove.
Simple, trembling, sprightly, panting, timorous, fearful, air-­
piercing, silly, melancholy, harmelesse, billing, amorous, venereous,
mourning, cliping, gentle, curteous, wanton, lascivious, hot,
swift, fleet-winged, paphian, tender, Idalian, crooing, feeled, whee­
ling, weak, tender, grave, whispering, gal-less.


Downes.
Motly, enamelled, flowry, tufted, dasied, painted, gaudie, smi­
ling, verdant, enflowred, fragrant, hearbie, grassie, embroyderd, 
sportive, faire-cloathed, green-plush't, fruitful, checkerd, wide-skir­
ted, spatious, pleasant, open, goodly, delightful.





Dragon.
Quick-eyed, quick-sighted, watchful, waking, yawning, devou­
ring, venemous, poysonous, scaly, crested, writhed, voluminous, 
curled, winged, wary, azure, hissing, swelling, cruel, fell, greedy, 
the guardian of the golden fleece, speckled, freckled, spotted.


Dreame.
Ominous, pleasing, wandering, black, auspicious, bewitching,
emptie, vaine, slippery, flushie, fallacious, deceitful, deluding,
flattering, fantastick, pale, busie, senceless, lying, flying, careful, 
dreadful, distracting, disastrous.


Dreggs.
Muddy, courser, rejected, despised, fruitless, useless.


Drone.
Lazie, lither, idle, buzzing, humming, yawning, barren, fruit­
less, stingless, injurious.


Drop.
Liquid, pearly, amber, roping, hanging, distilling, trickling, tril­
ling, frothie, spotting, staining, flowing, falling, swelling.


Dropsie.
Self-indulgent, swelling, puffing, thirsty, insatiate, spungie.


Drosse.
Rejected, dreggie, base, muddy, abject, fruitless, barren, use­
lesse.


Drugges.
Vertuous, aromatick, spicie, outlandish, pretious, healthful, so­
veraign, oriental, easterne, sophistick, medicinal, Indian.


Drum.
Bellowing, thundering, clamorous, ratling, noyseful, stirring,
tatling, spirit-stirring, warlick, martial, affrightning, frightful, threat­
ning, hollow, light, re-ecchoing, courage-working.


Drunkennesse.
Swelled, nasty, loathsome, filthy, noysome, fulsome, spongie,
brutish, beastly, swinish, wallowing, vomiting, spueing, apish, bel­
ching, babling, teltale, foaming, frothie, spawling, sottish, raving,
flammering, reeling, lisping, faultering, surferting, diseaseful, 
fiery, rich-nosed, pot-tossing, infamous, voluptuous, shame 
lesse, saucy, uncivil, staggering, indenturing, besotting, intoxi­
cating.


Duck.
Diving, plunged, muddy, fearful, plain-foot, watry, fearful, soft, 
tender.





Duel. v. Combate.
Dugge.
Sagging, milkie, noursing, soft, flowing, fluent, tender, pressed,
hanging, flagging, lolling, veinie, streaked, azure-streaked, spicie,
delicious, luxuriant.


Dung. v. Dirt. 
Dungeon.
Dark, darkesome, nastie, loathsome, filthy, hollow, vaultie, gloo­
mie, obscure, doleful, dankish, fustie, mustie, fulsome, aire­
lesse.


Dust.
Scattered, dispersed, dry, small, filthy, thirsty, uncleanly, soy­
ling, summer, country, nasty.


Dwarfe.
Low, deformed, short, diminutive, little, Pygmie, three-horse-­
loaves-high, short-statured.



E.

Eagle.
TOwring, soaring, generous, imperious, chacing, ravenous, ra­
ping, audacious, hardy, cruel, lofty, clear-seeing, quick-eyed,
couragious, yellow-plumed, trussing, stately, princely, royal, ma­
jestick, full-winged, undazled, mounting, sun-confronting, flame-­
bearing, preying, quick-sighted.


Eare.
Charged, listning, yeilding, attentive, observing, glowing, whis­
pering, tender, winding, drinking, hollow, curious, secret, easie, o­
pen, gristlie, hanging, gaping, cranied, insatiate, judicious, judging,
flagging, inquiring.


Ears of Corne.
Bearded, weighty, dangling, full, fruitful, tender, yellow, fat, hoa­
ry, gilded, slender, grained, flaxen, waving, joyful, smiling, crested,
bristled.


Earth.
Shaggy, sullen, pregnant, teeming, many-peopled, flowry-man­
tled, dull, wealthy, sad, weighty, drossie, thirsty, sluttish, wide-ski­
ted, spatious, mossie, motly, yawning, cranied, porous, melancho­
ly, verdant, flowre-enamelled, tufted, fruitful, checkerd, fostering,




embroidered, grassie, clayie, mirie, solid, globous, metal-bearing,
wealthie, painted, gaudy, sandie, hanging, cold, fat, uncleanly, dia­
pred, open, vast, extended, turfie, cloddy, gravelly, dusty, foodful.


Earthquake.
Impetuous, amazing, tumultuous, portentuous, aguish, dread­
ful, affeightful.


Ease.
Peaceful, quiet, silent, silken, restful, calme, barren, soft, smooth,
reposed, happy, pleasant, voluptuous, desired, faint, sleepie, drowsie,
lazie, secured, warme, fruitlesse.


East.
Ruddie, glowing, balmie, early, flowry, pregnant, blushing, gor­
geous, gray-cheekt, radiant, pearly, purple, wealthy, flaming, aroma­
tick, spicie, dawnie, guilded.


Eccho.
Pratling, twatling, babling, tearing, loud, resounding, shrill, vocal, 
cavy, talking, solitary, wood-hunting, wandering, roving, piercing.


Eclypse.
Darke, shady, obscuring, gloomy, sullen, swarthy, predictious, porten­
tuous, presagious, threatning, menacing, dreadful, prodigious, dis­
astrous,


Eele.
Slippery, glib, snaky, winding, writhing, turning, folding, glister­
ing, glittering, clammy, viscous, glutinous, slimy, muddy, fat, soft, 
moyst, wrigling.


Eie.
Flaming, burning, sparkling, piercing, radiant, spungy, enquiring,
lively, lovely, wheeling, wounded, wounding, melting, inveigling,
perswasive, rolling, longing, inflaming, pleading, hungry, greedy, ex­
pecting, Starry, glistering, betraying, discoursive, speaking, bea­
my, enamouring, gliding, lingering, transparent, instructed, Chry­
stall, soul-wounding, observing, gazefull, judgeing, luring, floa­
ting, swimming, assayling, bashfull, roving, intentive, tempt­
ing, inviting, courting, wooing, conquering, victorious, trium­
phing, attractive, love-aimed, wandering, inflaming, command­
ing, busie, whispering, searching, smiling, beauteous, mur­
thering, bewitching, charming, delicious, trayterous, wanton, 
spearly, conducting, twinkling, passionate, weeping, lascivious, 
subtle, dazling, lavish.


Egge.
Fruitfull, marrowy, lustfull, breeding, hatching.





Eglantine.
Sweet-smelling, twining, pricklie, twisting.


Egypt. v. Aegypt.
Fat, fruitful, mysterious, superstitious, swarthy.


Elegie.
Mournful, wailing, lamenting, whining, whimpering, puling,
sad, weeping, complaining, complaintful, flattering, soothing, a­
morous, baudy, wanton.


Embassadour.
Sage, wise, prudent, reverend, learned, honoured, grave, eloquent, 
stately, authorized.


Embers. v. Cinders.
Hissing, glowing, warme, dying, sparkling, dead, ashy, black, 
sooty, grimie.


Embraces.
Warme, hot, strict, glueing, close, soft, clasping, hugging, en­
circling, twining, grasping, twisting, yoaking, loving, amorous, ve­
nereous, greedy, mutual, fruitful, dear, sweet, pleasant, delicious,
knotty, knitting, wanton, joyful, glutinous.


Emrald.
Flamie, beamie, radiant, chearful, green, bright, eye-refreshing,
Erythrœan, Scythian, sight-chearing, shining.


Elephant.
Castle-bearing, rough-skinned, stiffe-kneed, fleshie, Indian, 
massie, robustious, dreadful, warlick, Getulian, sauage, docile, fierce, 
cruel, untamed, white-tusked, ivory-toothed.


Elme.
Strait-limbed, spreading, lofty, towring, mounting, aspiring,
skie-threatning, cloud-kissing, shady, branching, vine-hugging, le­
vie, spatious, tall, bough-extending.


Eloquence.
Winning, gaining, encroaching, perswasive, wooing, enamou­
ring, nectareous, intrancing, inchanting, encharming, delicious, 
ravishing, soul-raping, smooth, oylie, courtly, soft, rich, quaint, 
painted, glozing, soothing, infinuating, victorious, triumphing,
sweet-tongu'd, grave, Ciceronian, well-polisht, deceitful, inveagling,
circumventing, attractive, happy, overcoming, successeful, fancy-­
tickling, tempting, soul-invading, conquering, bewitching, trans­
porting, nectar-droping, captivating.


Elysium.
Soft, flowry, flower-enamelled, quiet, peaceful, blisseful, joyful, 
soul-ravishing, smiling, blest.





Enemy.
Bloody, blood-thirsty, hatefull, spitefull, fierce, cruel, malicious, 
odious, opposing, trayterous, undermining, deceitfull, impetu­
ous, assaulting, assayling, furious, invadng, insulting, murde­
ring, ambitious, hurtfull, pernicious, crafty, despitefull, unjust, 
injurious, perfidious, dreadfull, proud, daring, cursed.


English.
Stout, couragious, valiant, true-hearted, hardy, bold, audacious, 
adventurous, warlick, apish, imitating.


Ensigns. v. Banners.
Warlick, triumphant, victorious, martiall, painted, displayed,
threatning, advanced, waving.


Enterprize.
Bold, avdacious, adventurous, doubtfull, uncertain, uneasie, dange­
rous, perilous, brave, glorious, famous.


Entertainment.
Gracious, wellcome, courteous, loving, fair, kind, friendly, willing, 
ready, rich, liberall, pompous, hearty, glorious, costly, sumptuous, mag­
nificent.


Entrails. v. Bowells.
Secret, winding, reeking, gloomy, smoaking, trembling, auspici­
ous, predictious, prophetick, sooth-saying, consulted, enchested, enclo­
sed, hidden, abstruse.


Envie.
Pale, lean, swelling, snarling, blue-eyed, squint-eyed, restless, kil­
ling, stabbing, cutting, wounding, sullen, snaky, viperous, poyso­
nous, blear-eyed, self-eating, self-consuming, self-torturing, self-mar­
tyring, black-mouthed, muttering, whispering, lean-fac't, carping, cen­
sorious, repining, underminining, snake-haird, burning, flaming, boyl­
ing, revengefull, malicious, spightfull, cancred, subtle, sly, crafty, 
heart-gnawing, deadly, mortall, jealous, cruell, calumnious, detract­
ing, pernicious, out-rageous, proud, disdainfull, haughty, crooked, bi­
ting, currish.


Epicure.
Godless, voluptuous, sensuall, brutish, bestiall, beastly, irreligi­
ous, ungodly, loose, dissolute, intemperate, vitious, wallowing, 
swinish, insatiate, gluttonous, gurmandizing, self-pampering, self-­
pleasing.


Epigram.
Short, witty, loose, wanton, merry, pleasant, rayling, nip­
ping, biting, snarling, soothing, flattering, smooth, neate,
facetious.





Epitaph.
Mournfull, sad, pensive, weeping, moanfull, immortall, lasting, mo­
numentall, re-cording, name-preserving, life-continuing.


Equitie. v. Justice.
Reasonable, rationall, just, sacred, sober; severe, orate, unbridled, un­
corrupted, unfed, inexorable, constant, Rhadamanthian, equall, im­
partiall, unsiding, holy, unmoved, unchanged, indifferent, unpreju­
dic't, uninclining, strict, riged, even-handed, just-dealing, upright.


Erebus.
Misty, foggy, black, dark, darksome, vast, dismall, ugly, hideous, ga­
ping, yawning, ghastly.


Erinnys,
Sad, fatall, ferall, snak-hairy, grimme, cruell, ghastly.


Ermin.
Spotless, unspotted, speckled, painted, cleanly, checker'd.


Errour.
Rash, fond, straying, stragling, doubtfull, seducing, fantastick, fana­
tick, obstinate, blind, ambitious, crooked, wandering, credulous, per­
nicious, gloomy, misty, muddy, doltish, audacious, bold, gross, dull,
cloudy, foppish, sottish, dark, mole-eyed, beetle-braind, thick, stumb­
bling, furious, mis-guiding, black-mouth'd.


Eternitie
Immense, unfathom'd, unmeasur'd, unmoved, uninterrupted, last­
ing, lofty, uncorrupt, divine, during, supreame, unexpressible, perma­
nent, incomprehensible, inconceivable, soft, downy, flowry, bright, glo­
rious, unlimited, unconfin'd.


Ethiopian. v. Moore.
Sun-burnt, swarthy, sooty, soultry, scalded, broyled, schorched, cur­
led, tann'd, black, barbarous, bak'c, wild, brutish, moorish, rosted, fried,
naked, collied, bloody, flat-nosed, tawny, misbelieving, Negro, thin-­
lipt, wainscot-faced.


Evening.
Cur-fue, aged, gray, silent, calm, gloomy, dappled, dewie, blushing,
torchy, rheumy, cool, late, black, duskie, smoaky, cloudy, shady, slow-­
pac't, drowsie, lazy, idle, starry.


Eunuch.
Smooth-fac't, smooth-chinn'd, weak, delicate, soft, weak, unmanly,
womanish, effeminate.


Euphrates. v. River,
Deep, fertile, fruitfull, winding, swift-pac't, wary.


Ewe.
Wanton, supportive, teeming, fleecy, warm-clothed, uberous, gra­
zing.





Europ.
Rich, wealthy, fruitfull, healthfull, temperate, populous.


Evidence.
Convincing, unanswerable, undoubted, strong, firm, confirming,
undoubted, certain, authentick, conclusive, perswasive, faith-beger­
ing, satisfying.


Exaction.
Rigorous, unjust, cruell, pinching, oppressing, tyrannous, tyrani­
call, lawless, imposed, griping, pilling.


Example.
Leading, teaching, guiding, encouraging, plain, evident, memora­
ble, famous, glorious, sage, wise, prudent.


Excess.
Dissolute, wanton, loose, vitious, intemperate, unrestrained, out­
ragious, superfluous, needless:


Exchequer.
Rich, wealthy, swallowing, moneyed, royall.


Excrement.
Ejected, disrespected, neglected, odious, loathsome, nasty, sluttish,
slovenly, superfluous, unnecessary, fulsome, noysome.


Excuse.
Shifting, lying, cogging, coin'd, forged, painted, dissembling, pro­
bable, studied, fair, subtle, alledged, just.


Exercise.
Laborious, industrious, active, stirring, studious, wholsome, usefull,
beneficiall, advantageous, strength-confirming, health-confirm­
ing.


Exhalation.
Fat, oyly, aspiring, sinoaky, cloudy, vaporous, earth-engendered,
sable, gloomy, dusky, foggy, misty, malignant, smothering, rising,
mounting, towering, infectious, unhealthy, breathing.


Exile. v. Banishment
Exorcisme. Exorcist.
Charming, inchanting, magick, hellish, powerfull, commanding,
imperious, conjuring, dark, black.


Expectation.
Longing, long-looking, desirous, waiting, tedious.


Experience.
Certain, prudent, discreet, sage, wise, approved, infallible, sure, as­
sured, grounded, clear-eyed, aged, old, tutord, long-taught, dear-­
bought, grave, learned, gray-silver-hoary-haird, sober, school­
ing.





Extasie.
Ravisht, soul-raping, unconceiving, death-like, astounding, admi­
ring, amazed.


Extortioner.
Rigorous, oppressing, injurious, lawless, cruell, unjust, tyrannous,
tyrannicall, heavy.



F.

Fable.
VAin, lying, old, facetious, witty, devised, feined, fictious, vul­
gar, frivolous, idle, ingenious, incredible, popular, doting,
truthless, monstrous, mysterious, instructive.


Face. v. Countenance.
Beauteous, roseate, inchanting, bewitching, enamouring, smiling,
wanton, downy, joyfull, pensive, lowring, wooing, unsullied, delici­
ous, entrancing, attractive, heart-wounding, captivating, unpat­
tern'd, unexampled.


Faction.
Jarring, disagreeing, contentious, strifefull, seditious, furious, tu­
multuous, litigious, siding, dissentious, blood-thirsty, warre-­
breeding.


Fagot.
Flaming, bundled, sputtering, crackling, consuming, self-eating,
heating, pitchy.


Fairie.
Dancing, night-walking, nimble, active, stirring, tripping, spright­
full, cleanly, nipping, pinching, sporting, night-tripping, light, silent,
soft-foot, dairy-hunting, green-cloth'd, yellow-skirted.


Faith.
Sence-conquering, quick-seeing, almighty, fervent, powerful,
wonder-working, miraculous, zealous, assured, firm, adhering, inviola­
ble, constant, stedfast, unmoved, indissoluble, untainted, im­
mortall.


Fame.
Wide, flitting, lasting, immortall, eternall, enduring, swift, la­
vish, winged, embalming, immortalizing, eternizing, surviving,
death-less, swelling, blabing, babling, long-tongued, wide-mouthed,




pratling, twatling, gossipping, gracefull, swift-winged, flying,
father-footed, nimble-winged, Eagle-winged, unextinguished, 
renowning, sleek-tongued, glib-tongued, spreading, smiling, bright, 
airy, glorious, lying, tale-telling, light-heeld, spurring, posting, busie,
panting.


Famine.
Lean, pale, thinne, lean-chapt, pinching, impetuous, cruel, mea­
ger, ravening, devouring, sharp-fang'd, clinging, lanck, lawless, 
necessitating, constraining, panting, sharp, gaping, yawning, ra­
ping, greedy, gluttonous, barking, tedious, consuming, anxious, 
hard, torturing, tormenting, vexing, meager-fac't.


Fancy.
Nimble, contriving, active, stirring, roving, vagrant, roaming,
ranging, forging, working, quick, pregnant, teeming, busie, mint­
ing, coyning, spinning, enritched, wealthy, forraign, shaping, in­
dustrious, travelling, inventive, plotting, studious, plodding, wan­
dering, projecting.


Fantasmes. v. Phantasmes,
Farewell.
Tedious, sad, grieved, loathed, last, sighed, lingring, pen­
sive.


Fast.
Abstemious, lean, temperate, chaste, frugall, cleanly, moderate, 
healthy, wholesome, faint, meager, mortyfiing, flesh-subduing, re­
ligious, vertuous, sober, penetentiall.


Fate. v. Destiny.
Driery, resistless. unpittying, flint-hearted, remorseless, unrelent­
ing, rugged, cruel, unchanged, unmoved.


Father.
Loving, carefull, tender, sollicitous, grave; pious, reverend, honou­
red, indulgent, tender-hearted.


Fauchion. v. Blade.
Keen, bright, slicing, slashing, cutting, slaughtering, murdering,
quartering.


Faulcon.
Towring, Princely, stooping, swift, thundering, couragious, freck­
led, wheeling, lured, high-pitched.


Fault.
Secret, grievous, haynous, shamefull, petty, sinnefull, vicious, 
dishonest.





Fawns. v. Satyr.
Hairy, shaggy, tripping, rude, horned, nimble, swift-footed, wanton,
frisking, wood-haunting, lustfull, salacious, lecherous.


Fear.
Jealous, sallow, chilly, reverentiall, pale, shallow, trembling, low,
presaging, chilling, lumpish, faint, prophetick, superstitious, ominous,
wanny, heartless, guiltie, cold, sullen, hovering, anxious, suspitious,
bloodless, pressing, ignominious, unresolved, doubtful, distracted, im­
perious, degenerous, restraining, pulling, distempered, impulsive, wa­
vering, boggy, winged, ghastly, suggesting, projecting, contriving, eie,
clowdy, muddy, shuddering, shallow, restless, pale-hearted, cream-fac't,
startling, wary, modest, blushing, impetuous, assaulting, palsied, para­
lytick, heart-amazing.


Feast.
Ambrosial, gladsome, mirthful, sumptuous, costly, delicious, deligh­
ful, luxurious, joyous, buxome, frolick, pleasant, genial, ful-tabled, ta­
ble-pressing, voluptuous, royal, Nectarean, tast-contenting, palate-­
pleasing, lavish, love-preserving.


Feather.
Hovering, waving, tufted, soft, downy, plumy, lightsome, flaunting,
gay, gallant, pompous, gaudy, phantastick, trembling, hanging,
smooth, velvet, flying, painted, wanton, stiffe, limber, freckled.


Feaver.
Hateful, hot, burning, panting, malignant, intermitting, contag­
ious, spotted, infectious, pulse-spurring, furious, trembling, pale, vio­
lent, cruel, grievous, pettish, pievish, angry, consuming, drying, tedi­
ous, lingering, inconstant, dry, thirsty, secret, eating, scorching, blocking,
boyling.


Fee.
Bribing, corrupting, unlawful, injurious, secret, eating, schorch­
ing, blood-boyling.


Feet. v. Foot. 
Field.
Dusty, warlick, martial, bloody, dreadful, dismal, murdering, tented,
blood-flowing.


Fields.
Spiced, unambitious, gaudy, painted, flowry, tufted, checked, grassie,
naked, open, wild, flowre-enamell'd, motly, dasied, smiling, verdant, 
herby. fragrant, diaperd, enflowred, fruitful, pregnant, teeming, em­
broydered, sportive, spatious, wide-skirted, fair-clothed, green-plush't, 
pleasant, delightful.





Fenne.
Moorish, drowsie, slimy, slothful, foggy, vaporous, unhealthy, pudly,
stinking, filthy, durty, muddy, black-turf'd, aguish.


Fetters.
Shackling, binding, locking, close, strait.


Fictions.
Lying, devised, fabulous, deluding, deceiving, coyned, minted, in­
vented.


Figge.
Milky, delicious, fat, two-leaved, pleasant, sweet, lushious, broad-­
leaved, autumnal, sugred.


Fight. v. Battell.
Dusty, furious, cruel, bloody, hot, dreadful.


Filberd.
Clustered, shady, grovy, bushy, rank, shady, branching, twining,
limber.


File.
Biting, toothed, smoothing, polishing, plaining, laborious, indu­
strious, gnawing, nibling, eating, fretting, wearing, correcting.


Fingers.
Soft, sleek, delicate, active, nimble, pliant, industrious, curious, 
dainty, slender, round, unequal, Ivory, bending, wanton, alabaster, 
trembling, quavering, filching, pilfering.


Fire.
Sprightly, active, ravenous, greedy, catching, hungry, wandering,
devouring, crackling, flashing, licentious, searching, all-consuming,
self-eating, glowing, whirling, quick, embracing, clasping, climb­
ing, wastful, subtle, purging, amorous, furious, unsparing, rage­
full, sparkling, flaming, furious, schorching, broyling, roast­
ing, melting, glittering, smoakie, covetous, avaritious, flame-­
belching.


Firmament.
Azure, wide-skirted, unmeasured, unfathomed, starrie, star-enchased,
star-powdered, glittering, gilded, star-studded, rolling, wheeling, whir­
ling, spangled, arched, silver-paved, silver-bosom'd, all-clasping,
bright, vaultie, glorious, Chrystal, lofty, open, wide, extended, beamy, 
radious, cloudy, flaming, turning, painted, all viewing, all-em­
bracing.


Firre.
Tall, lofty, towring, heaven-kissing, skie-threatning, aspiring, un­
knotty, fragrant, shady, crispy, curled, strait, useful, flaming, oyly, fat, 
high-topt, rozen-weeping.





Fishes.
Glittering, gliding, dancing, silver, silver-breasted, crooked, scaly,
nibling, nimble, inveagled, credulous, shining, watery, slippery, slimy,
hungry, clammy, floating, greedy, silent, dumb, speechless, leaping,
skipping, wrigling, azure, glassie, viscuous, glutinous, wandring, strag­
ling, flegmatick, finny, silver-scal'd.


Fisher.
Inveagling, deluding, tempting, deceiving, baiting, hook­
ing, patient, impatient, jugling, insnaring, trecherous, expecting,
hoping, cunning, skilfull.


Flag.
Spreading, waving, swelling, hanging, pregnant, winged, wind-­
stuft, floating, ruffling, rustling, trembling, dancing, furled, curled.


Flame.
Insultive, wilder, hungry, catching, devouring, purging, cleansing,
sucking, licentious, scattered, wasting, active, sprightly, waving, cursing,
crisped, whirling, aspiring, mounting, towring, ragefull, vengeful,
clasping, fretting, eating, sputtering, sparkling, lurking, embracing,
subtle, amorous, courting, nimble, greedy, licking, trembling, rave­
nous, searching, hungry, crackling, glowing, ruddy, blushing, furious,
scorching, piercing, imbosom'd, darting, singing, choaking, glister­
ing, combustious, climbing, clambering, impetuous, violent, untamed,
oyly, belched, bright, busie, self-consuming, stragling, cheerfull, light­
some, proud, ambitious, quick, pursuing, carbonadoing.


Flash. v. Flame. 
Flattery. Flatterer.
Base, servile, slavish, soft, file-tongu'd, smooth, oyly, courtly, smooth-­
tongu'd, lisping, obsequious, gilt-tongu'd, windy, dissembling, sooth-­
ing, melting, officious, pick-thank, cogging, pliant, sugered, flearing,
fawning, traiterous, treacherous, cheating, over-reaching, jugling,
circumventing, cunning, deluding, crafty, wily, sly, deceitfull, fair-­
spoken, smooth-worded, raking, winning, dawbing, candid, glass-fac'd,
pyde, knee-crooking, clawing, tempting, tickling, colloguing, honey­
ed, crouching, glozing, insinuating.


Flegme.
Cold, moyst, watery, unactive, dull, flow, noysome, unwholesome,
diseasefull, distilling, rheumatick.


Flea.
Biting, nipping, skipping, twitching, sucking, sable, pestering, sleep,
disturbing, peevish, blood-thirsty.


Fleece.
Rich, wealthy, woolly, snowy, curled, crisped, soft, hary, warm,
thirsty, drinking.





Flie.
Buzzing, pestering, sportive, wanton, tickling, nimble, skipping,
stubborn, froward, sucking, blood-thirstie, importuning, provo­
king, saucie, lickorous, stinging, sun-delighting, magot-blowing.


Flight.
Dustie, speedie, hasty, confused, disordered, guilty, trembling,
poasting, breathlesse, panting, fearful, ignominious, shameful, ha­
stened, accelerated.


Flint.
Obdurate, hard, unrelenting, fiery, sparkling, fire-engende­
ring.


Flocks. v. Sheepe.
Numerous, thronging, bleating, wealthy, curled, grazing, jolly, 
wel-fleec'd, gamesome, sportive, wanton, goodly, wandering,
stragling, shaggie, trooping, swarming, thriving, encreasing,
nibling.


Flood.
Rolling, rising, swelling, silver; aged, raging, incensed, gliding,
spreading, glancing, hurrying, high-wrought, shower-enhanced,
foaming, wind-incensed, tumbling, impetuous, enchased, vaulting,
leaping, dancing, cleansing, horned, ambitious, sea-ingulphed,
roaring, snakie, gulphie, careering, azure, smooth-sliding, silver-­
brested, invading, sweeping, intruding, amorous, chiding, chrystal,
licentious, curled, enraged, wavie, glassie, whirling, rustling, rush­
ing, pearly, wandring, stragling, angry, boyling, stormy, swallow­
ing, chafing, incroaching, ruffled, wrinkled, posting, surly, sullen, 
bustling, murmuring, muttering, surgie, tossing, proud, bubling,
rumbling, wrigling, frothy, sandy, muddy, swift-pacing, wheeling,
mounting, bank-courting, uxorious.


Flora.
Merry, mirthful, joyous, pleasant, delightful, painted, gay, gau­
dy, pompous, enamelled, pearly, amorous, wanton, lascivious, per­
fumed.


Flower.
Pregnant, spicie, fragrant, enamelled, gaudie, pyde, perfumed,
checkered, smiling, vernal, verdant, tufted, taintless, unspotted,
summer-swelling, odorous, amorous, vermilion, purple, silver, dia­
pered, painted, freckled, blushing, vernal, glittering, delicious, mus­
kie, fading, short-liv'd.


Foame.
Boyling, hissing, curled, froathie, angry, belched, snowie, hoary, 
floating, waving, chafing, ayrie,





Foe. v. Enemy.
Fogge.
Unhealthy, unwholsome, diseaseful, gloomy, vaporous, choaking,
misty, drowsie, dull, spongie, duskie, mufling, drooping, swarthy, 
dropsie, sullen, gouty, sleepy, stifling, stinking, ascending, smell-­
offending, contagious, infectious, fen-suckt.


Foole.
Soft, dul-eyed, lean-witted, motley, knotty-pated, grosse, fun-­
conceiving, silly, shallow, admiring, stupid, sottish, doltish, dul-wi­
ed, beetle-brained.


Foote.
Swift-pac't, hollow, flying, tripping, vaulting, wanton, nimble, 
active, dusty, ivory, delicate, tender, soft, silent, beauteous, ambro­
sial, snowie, silver, stalking, trampling.


Force.
Male, masculine, mastering, manly, domineering, imperious, 
compulsive, commanding, tyrannizing, couragious, sinewie, robu­
stious, untamed, impetuous.


Forehead. v. Brow.
Stately, smooth, sleeke, beauteous, comely, delicious, maje­
stick.


Forest.
Hoary, leavie, shady, salvage, verdant, fragrant, shaggie, gloomy,
mossie, grassie, rockie, rough, wild, desert, wide-skirted, devious,
vast, uncouth, melancholy, unfrequented, sullen, pathless, unpeo­
pled, beast-haunted, silent, bushie, shrubbie, ecchoing, tufted, brist­
ly, spatious, mast-bearing, dreadful.


Forester. v. Swain.
Forgetfulnesse.
Darke, shady, obscure, rusty, rude, musty, moldy, unkind, dis­
courteous, cruel.


Fornace.
Flaming, burning, scorching, scalding, flame-belching, sputte­
ring, sparkling, hollow, smoakie, devouring, sulphureous, va­
pouring.


Fortitude.
Daring, valiant, valourous, adventurous, prudent, attempting,
undertaking, undaunted, unquelled, unconquered, noble, unde­
jected, majestick, manly, couragious.


Fortune.
Wheeling, uncertain, unconstant, giglet, lying, deluding,




imperious, commanding, domineering, tyrannizing, trecherous,
injurious, envious, cruel, stepdame, dreadful, pernicious, peevish, 
froward, wanton, malicious, mocking, flattering, audacious, almigh­
ty, disasterous, turning, slippery, perfidious, proud, stubborn, ma­
lignant, sullen, surly, insolent, licentious, lawless, fickle, hood­
winkt.


Fountain.
Chrystal, gushing, rustling, silver, gliding, purling, pearly, wee­
ping, bubling, gugling, chiding, clear, grasse-fringed, mosse-frin­
ged, sacred, grasse-margend, mosse-margend, trickling, soft, delici­
ous, stragling, dancing, vaulting, murmuring, muttering, wispering,
pratling, twatling, sweet-rolling, swelling, rising, sparkling, flow­
ing, frothy.


Fowler.
Subtle, crafty, wily, skilful, cunning, treacherous, ensnaring,
tempting, deceiving, inveagling, alluring, expecting, hoping,
wary.


Fox.
Wily, sly, subtle, theevish, ravenous, greedy, stinking, strong-­
breath'd, bush-taild, inearthing, snarling, cunning, crafty, devou­
ring, pullet-eating.


France. French.
Fruitful, healthful, rich, wealthy, learned, warlick, courtly, ge­
nerous, ingenious, deviseful, active. industrious, lascivious, wan­
ton, stately, courteous, cavoleering, couragious, complementive.


Friend. Friendship.
Faithful, constant, cordial, hearty, familiar, ayding, helpful, ad­
vantageous, affectionate, sacred, loyal, trusty, sociable, certain,
pleasing, favouring, courteous, dear, loving, happy, firme, equal, 
agreeing, uniting, cementing, unchanged, inviolated, assured, peace­
ful, sincere, unloosed, united, conjoyned, chained, pliant, stable, 
glued, riveted, unanimous.


Frenzie.
Raving, chafing, doting, witless, dreaming, hot, cholerick, fu­
rious, untamed.


Frog.
Sprawling, croaking, loathsome, fulsome, querulous, complaint­
ful, noiseful, yellow, hoarse, fen-haunting, shrill, babling, gugling, 
spring-forespeaking.


Frost. v. Cold.
Sharp, keene, grave, nipping, hoary, silver, chilling, icie,




gray-haired, pinching, rough, biting, piercing, chattering, astrin­
gent, benumming, bleak, sap-consuming, stinging, gray-bearded.


Froth. v. Foame.
Frowne.
Surly, sullen, haughty, disdainful, proud, angry, churlish, currish, 
lumpish, rough, stormie, discontented, brow-pursing, cloudy, tem­
pestuous, supercilious, imperious, domineering, awful, tyrannizing, 
brow-knitting, brow-puckering, lowring, scowling, ruffled.


Fruit.
Dangling, delicious, timely, tast-pleasing, palat-wooing, savoury, 
pleasant, sweet-smelling, leave-enwrapped, hanging, painted, de­
lightful, autumnal, expected, desired, ambrosial.


Funeral. v. Obsequies.
Fury. v. Anger.
Blind, disordered, distempered, frantick, burning, giddie, stern-­
visaged, head-strong, unruly, untamed, flaming, wrathful, snake-­
haired, revengeful, sparkling, flame-eyed, lean-chapt, waspish, cruel, 
dizzy-eyed, flamie, grim, ghastly, enraged, barbarous, seditious, 
dreadful, pernicious, boyling, tempestuous, stormie, frothie, fanta­
stick, impatient, unbrideled, transporting, impetuous, tumultuous, 
incensing, distracted.


Furies.
Snake-haired, dismal, haggish, hellish, malicious, envious, grim, 
sullen, ghastly, dreadful, swelling, snarling, blue-eyed, torch-bea­
ring, snake-crowned, squint-eyed, black-mouth'd, torturing, tor­
menting, heart-gnawing, spightful, blood-thirsty, strifeful, conten­
tious, debateful, revengful, Stygian, inexorable, deformed, missha­
pen, ugly, hideous, mischievous, night-borne, flame-eyed,


Furre.
Soft, warme, shaggie, cold defending, lining.


Furrow.
Long, sliced, ridged, seed-noursing, crooked, dividing,


Furze.
Bushie, shrubbie, combrous, prickly, ranke:



G.

Gain.
WElcome, wealthy, fruitful, expected, desired, pleasing,
sweet, recompencing, satisfying, contenting, large, am­
ple, thrifty, sweet-smelling, dear-bought,





Gale.
Gentle, fanning, refreshing, breathing, rustling, whistling, whis­
king, cooling, whispering, flitting, soft, pleasant, flowing, warme,
wanton, wholsome, floating, fruitful, puffing, courteous.


Gall.
Bitter, biting, swelling, black, glassie.


Gallowes.
Shameful, ignominious, infamous, unlucky, detested, painful, 
dreadful.


Game.
Sportive, joyous, mirthful, pleasing, care-killing, time-stealing,
refreshing, inchanting, bewitching, facetious, frequented, solemne,
unthrifty, wanton, idle, carelesse.


Ganges.
Silver, rich, wealthy, azure, deepe, wavie, sandie, Indian, guil­
ded, spatious, east-flowing.


Ganymed.
Phrygian, Trojan, Idean, beauteous, wanton, lascivious, prince­
ly, Jove-beloved, Jove-enamouring, Joves Catamite, faire, young, 
Eagle-hurryed,


Garden.
Flowry, gaudy, painted, enameled, checkered, enflowred, fruitful, 
wel-drest, fragrant, verdant, pleasant, hearby, smiling, delitious,
bordered, knotted, squared, enclosed, levelled, diapered, weeded,
neat, handsome, embroidered.


Gardian.
Careful, faithful, watchful, regardful, jealous, observing, atten­
tive, unbribed, officious, diligent.


Garland. v. Crownes.
Leavie, triumphant, victorious, fragrant, roseal, flowry, enamel'd,
checkered, swathing, hooping.


Garments. v. Apparrel.
Garner.
Thrifty, wealthy, swelling, wel-lin'd, storing.


Gate,
Brasse-rib'd, leavie, folded, plankie, studded, creaking.


Geese. v. Goose. 
Gemmes. v. Jewels.
Shining, reflecting, sparkling, radiant, beaming, oriental, Ea­
sterne, pendant, dangling, enchacing, bright, blazing, pearly, costly,
rich, sumptuous, glittering, orient, Indian, starry, flaming, aire-­
gilding, aire-enlightning, unvalued.





Gentleman.
Noble, watlick, valiant, generous, free-hearted, honoured, brave, 
illustrious, famous, ingenious, pompous, courtly, gaudy, gallant, 
haughty-spirited.


Gentles.
Superstitious, paganish, misbelieving, incredulous, obstinate.


Germans.
Fierce, warlick, audacious, daring, adventurous, valiant, ingeni­
ous, industrious, rebellious, thirsty, drunken.


Gesture.
Flowing, speaking, graceful, comely, winning, becoming, seem­
ly, affected, unaffected, free, composed, handsome, gracious, plea­
sing, haughty, ingratiating, curteous, stately, portly, humble.


Ghosts.
Fleeting, thin, affrightful, pale, grizly, ghastly, dreadful, lean, 
meager, light, deceased, bodiless, airy, wandering, unfathomed, 
ungrasped, unsubstantial, hollow, gliding, marowless, cold, glaring,
unreal, heartless, doleful, deformed, sullen, vanishing, empty, fan­
tastick, bloodless, unbodied.


Giant.
Massie, robustious, big-limbed, great-rib'd, large-joynted, vast, 
audacious, stalking, sterne, grim, dreadful, earth-bread, great­
bon'd, lubberly, impetuous, proud, disdainful, haughty.


Gift.
Rich, free, pretious, liberal, wealthy, large, ample, honourable, 
bounteous, princely, royal, obliging, engaging, binding, sacred, 
costly, sumptuous, magnificent, gratious.


Ginger.
Biting, corroding, knotty, rugged, rough-coated, fragrant, odo­
rous, sharpe, Arabian.


Girdle.
Embroidered, silken, swathing, gilded, painted, hooping, clasp­
ing, buckled, embossed.


Glance,
Lascivious, subtle, wanton, amorous, quaint, silent, obsequious, 
smiling, imperious.


Glasse.
Smooth, slick, icie, chrystal, reflecting, resembling, represen­
ting, flaring, brittle, melting, clear, transparent.

Looking-glasse.
v. Mirrour.





Glead. v. Kite.
Hungry, ravenous, devouring, theevish, swift, greedy, preying,
raping, gouty, crow-hating, fox-hating.


Gleaner.
Needy, poor, stooping, searching, waiting, gathering, picking,
attending, following, industrious.


Glew.
Viscous, clammie, uniting, fastning, tenacious, cementing, com­
pacting.


Globe.
Round, turning, wheeling, rolling, solid, spacious.


Glory.
Pompous, painted, costly, envious, glittering, shining, radiant, 
beaming, ambitious, eternal, enduring, lasting, triumphant, vi­
ctorious, fleeting, empty, fading, insolent, everlasting, desired, vaun­
ting, flaunting, immortal, windie, flatuous, inflaming, encouraging,
provoking, egging, spurring, incensing, prompting, swelling, beau­
teous, dazling.


Glove.
Perfumed, fringed, embroidered, furred, fragrant, hand-shea­
thing, muskie, spruce, neat, handsome, gentile, fashionable.


Gluttony. Glutton. v. Luxury.
Witty, judicious, high-feeding, gurmandizing, brutish, volup­
tuous, sensual, bestial, beastly, intemperate, loose, dissolute, swinish, 
insatiate, selfe-pleasing, selfe, pampering, devouring, ingulphing, la­
zie, big-bellyed, swelling, epicurean, lickorous, greedy, ravenous, 
costly, lascivious, slow-bellied, full-gorging.


Gnat.
Busie, pestering, biting, pinching, pulling, nipping, sucking,
stinging, twitching, disturbing.


Goad.
Pointed, sharp, poynant, piercing, pricking, biting, inciting,
prompting, quickning, spurring, bloody, tutoring, teaching, in­
censing, egging.


Goate.
Lustful, stinking, climbing, clambering, browsing, nibling,
lascivious, bush-haunting, rampant, fearful, rough, hairy, shag­
gie, flat-nosed, savage, wanton, luxurious, vine-browsing, jum­
ping, braying, cliffe-bred, mountain, bearded, salacious, lea­
cherous.





Gods.
Deathless, almighty, powerful, uncreated, just, immortal, in­
throned, sacred, revengeful, adored, propitious, unpassive, uneyed, 
invisible, al-seeing, invoked, al-knowing, omnipotent, omniscient, 
infallible, unerring, unchanged, unresisted, resistless, supream, so­
verain, al-ruling, awful, dreadful, reverenced, eternal, thundering,
unconfined, incorporeal, unseen, immaterial, unrestrained, unde­
ceived.


Gold.
Massie, burnisht, envied, shining, glistering, beamie, glittering,
bewitching, enchanting, charming, dazling, gaudy, corrupting, vi­
ctorious, al-conquering, triumphant, almighty, saint-seducing, eye-­
beguiling, tempting, provoking, wealthy, high-esteemed, yellow, 
imperious, commanding, way-enforcing, pernicious, way-making, 
care-curing, beamy, audacious, ambitious, desired, fatal, royal, so­
lid, care-remooving, pain-easing, refined, heart-corrupting. eye-­
delighting, eye-rejoycing.


Goose.
Cackling, gagling, wadling, plain-foot, silly, fenne-laving, de­
vouring, feathered, watchful, flickering, mudling.


Gore.
Clotted, foamie, froathie, congealing, smoakie, gellied, reing,
flushing, flowing, spinning.


Gossip.
Pratling, twatling, tatling, babling, un-thrifty, talking.


Gourd.
Round, bellied, drunken, seedy, pilgrime, hollow.


Gout.
Knotty, rich, wealthy, painful, slow, tardy, impatient, tedious, 
hereditary, twitching.


Gown.
Learned, honoured, studious, reverenced, long, low-reaching,
feet-hiding, peaceful, grave.


Grace.
Assisting, preventing, helping, ayding, free, comely, pleasing,
smiling, attractive.


Graces.
Wanton, loose, naked, uncloathed, decent, beauteous, pleasing,
smiling, virgin, maiden, youthful, shining, merry, joyous, mirthful, 
chearful.





Grain.
Fruitful, sprouting, increasing, propagating, vigorous, seedy, 
pregnant, teeming.


Grape.
Gemmous, purple, blushing, swelling, clustered, viny, youthful, 
wanton, chearing, bleeding, lusty, jucie, generous, delicious, dang­
ling, pleasant, nectareous, soft, plump.


Grasse.
Rich, proud, soft, springing, matted, flowry, verdant, tufted, slug­
lish, tender, pliant, dewie, herby, moist, pleasant, green-plusht,
flowre-enameled, fading, growing, checkered, crisped, snakie, pain­
ted, withered.


Grasse-hopper.
Stubble, loving, streaming, tatling, hoarse, shrill, querulous, 
noiseful, slender, summer, dew-fed, dull-eyed.


Grave.
Quiet, silent, undisturbed, gapeng, yawning, greedy, devouring,
ravenous, hated. loathed, detested, tyrannous, exacting, insatiate, 
dark, pale, blind, swallowing, corrupting, infectious, sluttish, nasty, 
loathsome, fulsome, moldie, sullen, forsaken, forgotten, peaceful, 
easeful, rotten, mossie, sad, cold, pensive, moist, obscure, shadie, du­
sty, fusty, dankish, dreadful, gasping, jawstretcht, wide-mouth'd, 
hollow, gloomy, musty.


Gravity.
Awful, aw-infusing, reverend, sober, setled, affected,
unaffected, severe, mature, timely, sad, untimely, ripe, unripe, proud, haughty, 
disdainful, supercilious, frowning, aged, stately, censorious, judici­
ous, prudent, sage, beseeming.


Greece.
Ancient, deviseful, inventive, artful, famous, learned, art-inven­
ting, lying, proud, vaunting, ingenious, subtle.


Greeke.
Curled, shag-haired, long-haired, faire-haired, learned, subtle, 
ingenious, witty, lying, fabulous.


Greene.
Flowry, sportive, checkered, enflowred, wanton, smiling, em­
broidered, tufted, enameled, plushie, soft, velvet, painted, fragrant, 
verdant, gaudie, speckled, hearby, fair-clothed, diapered, joyful, 
mirthful, delightful, chearful, youthful.


Grief
Heart-rending, tearing, contracting, killing, im-bosomed,




complaining, whining, pulling, dumpish, lumpish, sullen, gloomy,
wrinkling, warping, whimpering, en-aging, carefull, chumpish, dis­
contented, macerating, eating, pensive, melting, pittied, frowning,
peevish, pettish, swarthy, pinching, wringing, oppressing, fretting,
smarting, torturing, gnawing, impatient, gawling, heart-breaking,
disquiet, tear-wringing, eye-wringing, eye-squeesing, unbounded, o­
dious, stormy, rugged, heart-afflicting, drooping, melancholy, soul-­
wounding, heart-confounding.


Griffon.
Greedy, ravenous, hook-clawed, flame-eyed, winged, ram­
pant, white-winged, couragious, gold-guarding, Indian, horse-­
hurting.


Gristle.
Bending, flexible, limber, pliant.


Groan. v. Sigh.
Thrilling, killing, tearing, heart-rending.


Groin.
Lustfull, bawdy, obsene, hairy, swelling, sweaty.


Groom.
Base, servile, slavish, serviceable, officious, industrious, obsequious,
laborious, obedient, carefull,


Grove.
Silent, shady, leavy, close, solitary, melancholly, lovely, unfrequen­
ted, arched, wooddy, forsaken, sullen, bushy, shrubby, dark, unknown,
gloomy, mossie, shaggy, ecchoing, high, waving, thorny, tufted, ple­
sant, delightfull, secret, bird-hanted, uncouth, quiet, darksome, ob­
scure, dusky, cloudy.


Guide.
Conducting, leading, convoying, teaching, foregoing, faithfull,
sure, assured, directing, prudent, sage, knowing, skilfull.


Guile. v. Craft. 
Guilt.
Conscious, fearfull, timerous, trembling, blushing, self-disclosed,
suspitious.


Gulfe.
Devouring, swallowing, ingurgitating, frothy, spatious, deep, per­
nitious, dreadfull, boyling, whirling, yawning, gaping, gasping, wide-­
mouthed, wide-jawed, jaw-stretcht, unfathomed, insatiate, 
varitious.


Gumme.
Weeping, sweating, distilling, dropping, spicy, fragrant, medicinal,
aromatick, vertuous, viscous, clammy, glewy, odorous, shining, glitter­
ing, rich, wealthy, precious.





Guns. v. Canons.
Resistless, thunder-mocking, murdering.


Gut.
Winding, turning, wrigling, writhing, windy, knotty, interwoven,
incrementall, flatuous.


Gypsie.
Stragling, wandering, cheating, jugling, cogging, subtle, babling,
dancing, careless, nimble, theevish, swarthy, fulsome, black, nasty,
ugly.



H.

Hagge.
MUmbling, withered, unhallowed, hellish, ugly, nasty, fulsome, 
hideous, furious, malicious, mishapen, cruell, mischievous, ill-­
looking, grumbling, muttering, spightfull, dreadfull, revengefull,
frightfull, shameless, five-turning, image-pricking, bloody.


Haggard. v. Hawke.
Haile.
Skipping, icy, pebble, pelting, congealed, scattered, shattered,
impestuous, crackling, ratling, impetuous, Crystall, Thundering,
Vine-spoyling.


Haire.
Braided, dangling, sleavy, silken, scattered, shining, pleated, curled,
knotty, ruffled, fluent, artless, snarled, flaring, uncomposed, shaggy, 
ambrosian, gracefull, fragrant, waving, beauteous, amber-orient, 
angled, crisped, frizled, roseate, bushy, disheveld, disparkled, shady, 
floating, wrigling, gilded, snaky, spreading, wiry.


Hammer.
Massie, conquering, victorious, subduing, cruell, tyrannizing, en­
forcing, beating, knocking, working, laborious, industrious, rude, 
boystererous, robustious.


Hand.
Officious, snowy, lilly, marble, Ivory, Alabaster, smooth, soft, sleek, 
satin, velvet, thrifty, frugall, tender, trembling, active, stirring, labo­
rous, industrious, revengefull, veiny, ayding, sinewy, nervous, delicate, 
ambrosiall, well-proportioned, beauteous.


Hangings.
Sumptuous, costly, gaudy, painted, embroydered, pendant, state­
ly, curious, courtly.





Hanniball.
Valiant, couragious, cruell, grimme, stern, fierce, undaunted,
furious, Lybian, unconquered, Carthaginian, politick, wise, war­
lick, Martiall, thundering, prudent, adventurous, renowned, stout,
subtle.


Happiness. v. Beatitude.
Coveted, desired, unfathomed, flowry, enamouring, endless, en­
trancing, ravishing, soul-raping, soft, un-disturbed, un-inter­
rupted.


Harbenger.
Preparing, fore-running, winged, pourveying, providing.


Hardness.
Stiffe, stiffening, rigid, unrelenting, unmoved, unyeelding, sullen,
surly, resisting.


Hare.
Purblind, fearfull, timerous, trembling, turning, doubling, wind­
ing, fur-footed, short-lived, lecherous, fruitfull, bushy, brownish,
brindled, squeaking, speedy.


Harlot.
Unchaste, uncivill, lascivious, wanton, lustfull, rampant, salaci­
ous, dissolute, immodest, rotten, alluring, enticing, tempting,
perjur'd, mercenary, abscene, filthy, persidious, shameless, impudent,
dissembling, infamous, dallying, notorious, bawdy, flearing, gadding,
musty, nasty, infectious, pocky, loathsome, painted, cancred, training,
itchy, goatish, rammish, unblushing.


Harmony.
According, sweet, numerous, agreeing, melodious, pleasant, joy­
full, gladsome, measur'd, diaposon'd, soul-invading, soul-raping, in­
trancing, Seraphick, delicious, enchanting, encharming, ra­
vishing.


Harp.
Melodious, harmoneous, stringed, resounding, Thracian, Aonian,
crooked, Ivory, gilded, Lesbian, pleasant, warbling, quavering, a­
morous, merry, wanton, sweet-sounding, Bistonian, Arca­
dian.


Harpie.
Ravenous, devouring, gurmandizing, gluttonous, greedy, theevish,
insatiate, saucy, lickerous, glutting, winged, deformed, nasty, ugly,
loathsome, raping, Stimphalian.


Harrow.
Toothed, bruising, raking, clod-breaking.





Hart.
Long-liv'd, fearfull, timerous, light-foot, fleet, chased, panting,
wandering, weeping, braying, long-aged, trembling.


Harvest.
Joyfull, fruitfull, wealthy, copious, thankfull, rich, hopefull,
hope-answearing, sickle-blunting, sun-burnt, thirsty, laborious, toyle­
some, weary, gain-full, teeming, reaping.


Hasell.
Bushy, branched, moyst, shady, leavy, rank.


Hast.
Impatient, desperate, Eagle-winged, swift-foot, sweaty, panting,
breathless, flying, trembling, undiscovered, undiscerned, unper­
ceived, rash, hudling, expeditious, speedy, important, unheady, busie,
sweeping, toyling, ungoverned, regardless, careless, poasting, auspi­
cious, unhappy, labouring, willing, poasting, auspicious, unhappy, 
laborious, dispatchfull, quick, preposterous, blustering, inconsi­
derate.


Hate. Hatered. v. Envie.
Heart-gnawing, fretting, sullen, full-rooted, mortall, inveterate, 
revengefull, murderous, deadly, cancred, blear-eyed, Vatinian, ferall,
unreconciled.


Haven.
Sure, safe, desired, long-expected, joyfull, weedy, wished, anchor­
ing, peacefull, open, spatious.


Hawke.
Towring, eager, sharp-set, gryping, preying, theeving, killing,
soaring, long-wing'd, fleet-wing'd, high-pitchd.


Hay.
Witherd, foddering, loose, botle, botteld, sun-burnt, stiffe, dry, 
tann'd.


Hazzard.
Adventurous, dangerous, doubtfull, uncertain, fatall.


Head.
Towring, stately, lofty, sence-lodging, understanding,


Health.
Active, desired-wished, perfect, joyous, sweet.


Heap.
Crowded, clustered, thronging, massie, unfathomed, unmeasured, 
mounting, stored, wealthy, copious.


Hearb.
Powerfull, vertuous, soft, sloory, green-clothed, sprouting, fragrant, 
pleasant, odorous, sweet-smelling, wholesome, serviceable, usefull,
fruitfull, medicinall.





Heard.
Horned, bellowing, grazing, stragling, wandering, forrest-h­
ing, trouping, numerous, swarming, thronging, wealthy.


Heart,
Melting, marble, rocky, infractuous, winding, treasurous, thought­
full, passionate, wounded, bleeding, tender, obdurate, relenting,
relenting.


Hearth.
Flaming, chearfull, smoaky.


Heat.
Sweltering, schorching, parching, quickning, active, boyling, broy­
ling, seething, scalding, roasting, soultry, stewing, baking, burning,
glowing, singing, smoaking, smothering, dry, flaming, drying,
vent, ardent, sweating, stifling, consuming, devouring, faint, sparkle,
swarthy, dusky, smutchy.


Heathen.
Misbelieving, obstinate, barbarous, superstitious.


Heaven.
Spangled, azure, arched, silver-paved, rolling, whirling, all-clasped,
bright, vaulty, starry, star-enchased, star-enameld, wheeling, silk-­
bosom'd, chrystall, lofty, turning, moving, glittering, unfathomed,
unmeasured, star-powdered, all-viewing, all-embracing, wide-­
skirted.


Hedge.
Thorny, bushy, thick-set, shrubby, woven, leavy.


Hedge-hog.
Bristly, thorny, prickly, thorn-backt, armed.


Height.
Towring, stately, ambitious, aspiring, slippery, stupendious.


Hell.
Insatiate, devouring, dismall, vasty, gaping, yawning, wide-mouth­
ed, jaw-stretcht, dreadfull, pale, dark, stinking, wofull, painfull, tor­
menting.


Hellebore.
Brain-purging.


Helmet.
Crested, plumy, dreadfull, massie, pointed, weighty, feathered,
bright, glittering, glistering, shining, gilded, bristled, threatning,
batter'd, burnisht.


Help. v. Aid. 
Hemlock.
Cold, poysonous, green, fatall, deadly.





Hen.
Clocking, brooding, hatching, loving, young, protecting.


Hercules.
Brawny, massie, un-conquered, un-wearied, stern, laborious, heaven-­
bearing, victorious, fearless, sullen, sturdy, sinewy, fierce, grimme,
wandering.


Heresie.
Obstinate, wilfull, damned, cursed, dissentious, contradictious, 
blind, Church-rending, pernitious, seditious, proud, over-weening,
fantastick, self-opinioned, factious, war-kindling, unlucky.


Hermaphrodite.
Ambiguous, promiscuous, mixed, sex-confused, mongrell, neuter, 
feminate.


Hermit. v. Hermitage.
Humble, cold; sad, melancholy, pensive, sedentary, pious, devout, 
religious, sullen, zealous, retir'd, recluse, abstemious, lovely, studious, 
bookish, thoughtfull, meditating, withered, sequestered, aged,
cloystered.


Herse.
Sable, mournfull, pensive, black, balefull, sullen, dismall, pittied,
bemoaned, bewayled.


Hill. v. Mountain.
Stately, moss-thrumb'd, hearby, climbing, lofty, steepy, proud, aspi­
ring, towring, mounting, sky-kissing, sky-threatning, cloud-in-wrap­
ped, high-browed, shaggy, supercilious, aire-invading, star-brushing,
swelling, rising, woody, bushy, ascending, rocky, craggy, insolent, 
proud-headed.


Hind.
Nimble, tripping, light-foot, skipping, speedy, swift-pac't, light-­
cold, timorous, fearfull, trembling, shie, skittish, wanton, 
frisking.


Hinges.
Grinding, tatling, turning, twatling, creaking, speaking, blabbing,
tale-telling.


Hippocrene.
Wit-infusing, Chrystall, purling, Poet-prompting, Enthusiastick,
inspiring, intrancing.


Hog.
Wallowing, tumbling, rolling, miry, nasty, sluggish, grunting,
bristled, greedy, hungry, devouring, gluttonous, filthy, fatted, full-­
forged, drowsie.





Holyness.
Pious, devout, precise, strict, religious, conscientious, grave, right,
obedient, legall, upright.


Honesty.
Strict, rigid, just, equall, legall, even-hand, uncorrupted, un­
tainted, upright, unmoved, plain-dealing, simple.


Honey.
Fragrant, Bee-wrought, delicious, lushious, nectareous, yellow,
gilded, clammy, viscous, frothy, fulsome.


Honey combe,
Spongy, delicious, nectareous, porows, parched, sqeezed, Be­
wrought.


Honour.
Clear, fair, bright, flatuous, windy, blazing, pompous, gaudy, pain­
ted, envied, glittering, radiant, beaming, eternall, enduring, lasting,
triumphant, inflaming, encouraging, provoking, egging, spur­
ring, incensing, prompting, swelling, fading, vaunting, flaunting,
glorious, tympanizing, shining, popular, prodigious, unfathom'd,
frothy, waxen-winged.


Hoof.
Horned, hollow, arched, crooked, solid, printing, impressive.


Hook.
Crooked, bowed, catching, intangling, inveagling.


Hope.
Early, blooming, promising, flattering, fawning, pleasing, heart-up­
holding, encouraging, soothing, towring, mounting, ambitious, au­
dacious, low, dejected, lofty, expecting, becalming, quieting, aspiring, 
enlarging, feeding, comfortable, deceitfull, trayterous, bewitching,
uncertain, inchanting, charming, spurring, covetous, tedious, insolent,
inveagling, credulous, couragious, thirsty, quickning, perswa­
sive.


Horn.
Writheld, sprouting, bending, sounding, crooked, pointed, forked,
offensive, branches, rigid, stiffe, moony, hoarse, knaggy, knotty,
ragged.


Hornet.
Waspish, stinging, buzzing, hors-bread, pievish, angry, pettish.


Horrour.
Cold, pale, wan, ghastly, black, dreadfull, trembling, affrighting,
amazing.


Horse.
foaming, chafed, barbed, warlike, fierce, prancing, horn-hooft,




couragious, panting, trapped, insulting, careering, impetuous, in­
dustrious, generous, curvetting, nimble, stirring, laborious, swea­
ting, swift-paced, high-bounding, stamping, bit-champing, spur­
obeying, speedy, hasty, posting, winged.


Host. v. Army.
Numerous, puissant, powerful, victorious, couragious.


Hound.
Ranging, yelping, yelling, fulmouth'd, cheared, deep-mouthed,
wel-sented, quick-sented, hungry, greedy, devouring, fawning, pu­
rsuing, eager, chasing, swift, speedy, quick-nosed.


Hour.
Fleet, light, creeping, sliding, gliding, riding, light-foot, light-­
heeld, nimble, running, pacing, posting, galloping, passing, flying,
winged, hasty, speedy, swimming, tripping, stealing, leaping, am­
bling, trotting, spurring, feathered, soft-foote, slippery, swift-win­
ged, swift-paced, headstrong, unrestrained, uncurbed, smooth-sli­
ding, equal, unrecalled, succeeding, nere-returning, changing, yeel­
ding, careering, rolling, wheeling.


Humility.
Low, pliant, submissive, obedient, obsequious, pleasing, grace­
ful, winning, taking, resigned, meeke, mild, crouching.


Humour.
Distilling, cold, salt, rheumatick, unhealthy, diseaseful, flowing, 
corrupting, fretting, viscous, clammy, flowing, glewie, vaporous, 
droping.


Hunger.
Griping, chearless, meager, starved, leane, pale, thin-chapt, sharp-­
fang'd, clinging, lanke, panting, sharp, gnawing, fretting, barking,
torturing, tormenting, thin-gutted.


Hunter.
Gleesome, jolly, gamesome, eager, wood-ranging, chasing, pur­
suing, patient, speedy, wandering, roaming, toyling, busie, search­
ing.


Husband.
Loving, careful, loyal, disloyal, jealous, suspitious, embracing,
hugging, chearing.


Huske. v. Chaffe.
Fruitlesse, empty, swelling, useless.


Hyacinth.
Soft, purple, blushing, beauteous, wanton, tender, way­
ling.





Hyades.
Showry, stormy, tempestuous, cloudy, weeping.


Hybla.
Honey-breeding, fruitful, wealthy, Sicilian, flowry, fragrant,
rich, lofty, Trinacrian.


Hydra.
Lernean, snakie, losse-gaining, fruitful, fierce, pernicious, poyse­
nous.


Hymen.
Joyous, mirthful, frolick, smiling, genial, chast, torchie, crowned,
soft, pleasant, feastful, flowry.


Hypocrite.
Saint-seeming, sniveling, dissembling, jugling, painted, chea­
ting, gulling, glosing, masked, visarded, secret, lurking, hollow-­
hearted, lip-holy, temporizing, time-serving, disguised, formal,
double-hearted.


Hyssop.
Phlegme, purging, cleansing, bitter.



I.

Jaile. Jailer.
Loathsome, nasty, noysome, fulsome, dark, darkesome, filthy,
tedious, loathed, hollow, dusty, tattered, doleful, musty, fusty,
dankish, aire-lesse, vaultie, ugly, grim, sterne, austere, frowning,
lowring, careful, watchful, jealous, dogging, eying.


Jakes.
Stinking, filthy, loathsome, nasty, fulsome, dirty, dungie, cornered,
dark, darksome, obscure.


Jambicks.
Swift, free, fierce, swift-pac't, wanton, cruel, biting, chafing, ra­
ging, lashing, jerking, satyrical, rayling, stinging.


Janus.
Two-fac'd, key-bearing, key-carrying, peaceful, old, aged,
ancient.


January. v. Cold.
Snowie, icie, cold, drowsie, sluggish, snow-bearded, barren, un­
fruitful, sterne, grim.





Jason.
Noble, famous, perjur'd, perfidious, disloyal, deceitful, adventu­
rous, bold, couragious, wandring, proud, insolent, undaunted, thee­
vish, audacious.


Jasper.
Green, azure, purple, glittering, shining, beamie, transparent, 
sleeke, smooth, yellow, dicoloured, many-coloured, streaked, checkerd.


Javelin.
Trembling, thrilling, darted, pointed, mortal, wounding, whir­
led, quivering, singing, killing, bloody, swift-pac'd, sharpe-pointed,
impetuous, death-bringing, waving,


Jaw.
Gaping, yawning, devouring, wide-stretcht, bloody, blood-thir­
sty, vasty, foamy, catching, grinding, lightning, gasping, threatning,
dreadful, affrightful, ravenous, sharpe-fang'd, snatching, greedy, 
champing.


Jay.
Prating, painted, gaudy, speckled, checkerd, pyde, tatling, twat­
ing, pratling.


Ice.
Slippery, chrystal, glassie, transparent, shining, crusted, congea­
led, thick-ribd, chilling, stiffned, benumming, united, glistering,
frigid, hanging.


Idea.
Shady, Tojan, leavie, sacred, branching, steepie, pine-bearing,
watry, pleasant.


Idlenesse,
Lazie, lustful, lethargick, stupid, sottish, sluggish, dronish, drow­
sie, easie, cold, unactive, yawning, freezing, soft, lither, restive, dull, 
lolling, shady, shapeless, truant, resty, careless, neglective, vitious,
pernicious, vice-noursing, wanton, mischievous, un-employed, faint, 
odious, loathsome, detested, nuzling, barren, fruitless.


Idolatry.
Detestable, Ægyptian, superstitious, doting, gaudy, cursed, lying,
erroneous, erring, mad, sinful, bateful, blind, fabulous, prophane;
smoakie, damnable, obstinate, ignorant, toyish, paganish, heathenish,
fond, nuzling, garish, zealous, ceremonious.


Jealousie.
Cold, hellish, trembling, fretting, enraged, self-torturing, soul-­
martyring, wakeful, pale, groundless, raging, burning, wary, fear­
ful, timerous, furious, cautelous, peevish, hateful, malicious, reveng­
ful, chumpish, lumpish, brutish, self-harming, green-eyed, over-cu­




rious, sottish, quick-sighted, quick-eyed, yellow, grim, observant,
eye-rolling, ghastly, frowning, prying, outragious, raving, suspici­
ous, suggesting, disquiet, careful, rival, waking, searching, distrust­
ful, hair-braind, envious, impatient, unhappy, blind, boyling, tor­
menting, racking, burning, flame-eyed, frantick, distempered, gid­
dy, sterne-visaged, lean-chapt, sparkling, dizzy-eyed, wrathful, an­
gry, transporting, surmizing.


Jest.
Wanton, sportive, harmeless, sharp-witted, scurrilous, ridiculous,
pleasant, mirthful, free, loose, dissolute, neat, handsome, biting,
cutting, innocent.


Jet.
Attractive, Negro, sable, straw-wooing, drawing, straw-courting,
straw-embracing, amorous.


Jew.
Incredulous, unbelieving, usurious, avaritious, griping, cruel,
bloody, flint-hearted, oppressing, marble-hearted, wandering, cir­
cumcised, superstitious, wealthy, obstinate, ceremonious, servile,
scraping, wary, thrifty, tributary, slavish, hoarding, odious, detestable,
hateful.


Jewel. v. Gemmes.
Pendant, hanging, spangling, glittering, costly, pretious,
courtly, dangling, sparkling, radiant, flaming, aire-gilding, aire-en­
lightning, unvalued.


Ignorance,
Foggie, misty, cloudy, gloomy, uncertain, doubtful, wavering,
staggering, stumbling, erroneous, muddy, blind, audacious, bold,
raw, rude, unconcieving, dull, grosse, admiring, affected, silly, shal­
low, simple, erring, thick, groping, Cimerian, dark, black, dusty,
foppish, dull-eyed, barbarous, doltish, barren, unfruitful, leaden,
lead-pated, fat-headed, stupid, blear-eyed, scaly, drowsie, mole-­
eyed, sottish, fond, beetle-braind, pernicious, credulous, soon over-­
reached, grinning, presumptuous.


Image.
Pourtrayed, resembling, mocking, imitating, mimick, thought-­
reflecting, shape-representing, deceitful, adorned, adored, gilded.


Immortality.
Soft, flowery, endless, everlasting, never-ending, unfathomed,
unconfined, bright, glorious, unconceived, uninterrupted, uncom­
prehended.


Impatience. v. Anger.
Testy, angry, pettish, cholerick, distempered, frantick, raging,




furious, chafing, swelling, malecontent, sterne.


Impiety.
Tyrannous, atheistical, godlesse, cruel, sacrilegious, furious, dam­
ned, cursed, execrable, detestable, base, irreligious, diabolical, divelish.


Imployment.
Busie, active, stirring, instant, pressing, urgent, weighty, grave, 
importunate, great, forcing.


Importunity.
Uncomely, unhandsome, unmannerly, forcing, urging, odious, 
impatient, unruly, ungoverned, unanswered, unsatisfied, combrous,
molesting.


Imposture.
Lying, jugling, calumnious, injurious, cheating, fraudulent, flearing, 
soothing, shamelesse, bold, impudent, fallacious, sly, cunning, sub­
tle, cogging.


Imprisonment.
Sad, cold, pensive, hard, grievous, painful, ignominious, wofull,
wretched, bitter.


Impudence.
Steeled, flinty, scared, audacious, bold, unblushing, shamelesse,
immodest, shallow, brazen, headstrong, shame-confounding, un­
daunted, odious, saucie, fearlesse, unawed, proud, arrogant, insolent,
vice-noursing, bold-fac'd, brasse-browd.


Incense.
Persumed, fragrant, smoky, flaming, gummy, sweet, religious, as­
cending, aspiring, heaven-pleasing, priestly, sacred, vaporous, odo­
rous, superstitious.


Inchantment. v. Magick.
Magick, strong, charming, victorious, imperious, hellish, learned,
mystick, powerful, binding, forcing, undissolved.


Inconstancy.
Light, vain, wavie, wavering, reeling, changing, mooving, floa­
ting, wheeling, turning.


Increase.
Fruitful, gainful, joyful, ample, welcome, rich, happy, large, flowing,
doubled, blest.


India. Indian.
Tawny, swarthy, sallow, wealthy, spicy, fruitful, black, barbarous, 
spatious, pearly, drug-bearing, aromatick, diving, brown, long-liv'd, 
lean, scorched, sun-burnt.


Industry.
Eager, active, stirring, working, quick, sharp, fierce, untir'd, painful,
sweating, subtile, careful, watchful, ingenious, adventurous, undiscou­
rag'd, couragious.





Infamy.
Blasting, black-mouthed, shameful, dishonest, divulged,
ignominious, scandalous, loathsome, spotted, notorious, leprous.


Infancy. Infant. v. Babe.
Soft, sucking, simple, harmelesse, toyish, gamesome, sportive, 
smiling, puling, unpractised, testie, lisping, peevish, froward, pet­
tish, angry, waspish, whimpering, silly, blooming, nonaged, didling, 
dandled, wadling, sprawling.


Infection.
Spreading, contagious, stinking, putrid, corrupt, filthy, nasty,
noysome, loathsome, pernitious, deadly.


Influence.
Vertuous, vigorous, masculine, powerful, thriving, working,
efficacious, unresisted, luckie, happy, smiling, frowning, favourable, 
malignant, unhappy, disastrous, heavenly, celestial.


Ingratitude.
Fowle, base, odious, shamelesse, detestable, vitious, impious, ab­
horred, unacknowledging, proud, insolent, arrogant, saucy, oblivi­
ous.


Iniquity. v. Impiety.
Injury.
Boysterous, wrongful, abusive, outragious, intolerable, unsup­
ported, defaming, contumelious, grievous, displeasing, enormous,
ignominious, unlawful, unruly, disordered, lawlesse, unpardoned,
bold-fac'd, insulting.


Inke.
Mourning, sable, gummie, blotting, spotting, flowing, useful,
the sable wave.


Innocence.
Spotless, taintless, untainted, harmeless, unstained, unsullied, 
white, snowie, simple, unaffected, lillyed, pure, clear, bright, chast,
calme, ensoyled, meeke, blameless, faultless, religious, pious, sacred, 
unwary, conscientious, dove-like, peaceful, quiet, soft, silent, smi­
ling, unappeached, infant, babish, guiltless.


Insolence. v. Pride.
Proud, haughty, disdainful, arrogant, swelling, stately, triumphing,
gay, fantastick, insulting, imperious, lofty, mounting, towring, sul­
len, surly, supercilious, hateful, headie, portly, burly, bold, respect­
lesse, disrespective, presumptuous, rash, audacious, rufling, rustling,
bustling, scorneful, over-weening, ambitious, strutting, impetuous, 
tympanizing, tyranizing, flaming, bubling, currish, churlish, brow-­
beating, puft, pursie, soaring.