Bless, to make one happy Blind, deprived of sight Boat, a small vessel to sail in Bough, the branch of a tree Bran, the coarse part of meal Branch, the shoot of a tree from the trunk Breeze, a gentle wind Bridge, road over the water Brilliant, shining Brim, the edge of anything Brine, water mixed with salt Brook, a small stream of water Buoy, to float, to bear up Bustle, a tumult, a hurry Butler, a servant who provides drink for the table Cabin, a small room in a ship Calm, quiet, without motion Candor, frankness Cannibal, one who eats men Captive, one made prisoner Car, a chariot Caravan, a company of traders travelling Caress, an act of fondness Castle, a fortified house, a fortress Cavern, a hollow place in the ground Cellar, a room in the ground Chimney, a place for the smoke to ascend Churl, a cross, covetous man Citron, a large kind of lemon Claw, the foot of an animal which has sharp nails Celerity, swiftness Cliff, a steep rock Cloud, a collection of vapor Clown, an ill-behaved man Coffer, a chest for keeping money Compare, to measure one thing by another Compassion, pity Complaisance, pleasing kindness Complain, to murmur, to lament Composed, calm, quiet Concave, a hollow-an arch, or vault Concord, peace, union Condense, thick, crowded Congeal, to freeze Constellation, a number of stars near each other Confine, to shut up Convex, rising in a circular form Contain, to hold Countenance, form of the face Country, a part of the earth Cottage, a small house Covet, to desire others' things Cream, the oily part of milk Creator, One who makes things from nothing Crescent, half moon Crescent, growing larger Crime, an act of wickedness Current, a running stream Custard, food made of eggs, milk and sugar Damp, some wet, water in the air Dapple, marked with various colors, spotted Dawn, the morning after the light first appears till sun rise Daybreak, the first appearance of morning light Debt, what is due to another Decay, wearing out Decline, to lean downwards, to become less, to refuse Decoy, to draw one into mischief Defer, to put off, delay Delicate, nice, pleasing to the sense Delight, great joy Delinquent, one who has committed a crime Deluge, an overflow of water Dentist, a doctor for the teeth Depart, to go away Depravity, wickedness Deprive, to take away Descend, to go downwards Destroy, to spoil and waste Detect, to find out a crime Deter, to make one afraid to do a thing Devour, to eat greedily Dumb, not able to speak Diameter, line across the middle of a circle Diet, food Dilate, to spread out, to grow large Dilute, to make thin and weak, like water Dim, not seeing clearly Dine, to eat dinner Dinner, food prepared for noon Directly, in a straight course Discord, quarrel Dissemble, to hide the truth Distance, length of way from one place to another Dream, thoughts in sleep Dungeon, a dark prison, sometimes under ground Earthquake, shaking of the ground Echo, the return of a sound Eddy, the whirling of water Elegant, graceful, pleasing to good taste Elucidate, to explain, to make clear Elude, to escape Emaciate, to lose flesh Emancipate, to set free from prison, or slavery Emerge, to rise out of anything by which it was covered Emigrate, to move from one country to another Eminent, high, lofty, distinguished Emit, to send out Entice, to draw by flattery Enjoy, to be pleased with a thing Enter, to go in Equal, like another Errand, something done or told by one sent Erudition, learning Escape, getting out of danger Eternity, duration without beginning or end Evaporate, to fly off in vapor Evil, wicked Exclaim, to cry out Exist, to live Expect, to wait for a thing Extinct, put out, and destroyed Extol, to praise very highly Extreme, the greatest or highest, the farthermost part Fault, a small crime Figure, the form of a thing Fissure, an opening where a thing is broken. Flavor, something that affects the taste Fleece, the wool which is cut off from a sheep Fact, that which is done Fade, to lose color and beauty False, not true Fang, a long tooth Fault, wrong action. Felicity, happiness Firmament, the sky Flavor, scent of a thing Flaw, a crack Fluid, that which flows like water Fog, water in the air, which appears like smoke Food, victuals Forgive, to love one who has hurt us, and not punish him Fraud, deceit Frenzy, madness Fresh, new, not salt Freshet, the rising of rivers Gad, to run about for nothing Galley, a vessel which sails by the help of oars Garland, string of flowers Garment, covering for the body Garret, the highest room of a house Gay, cheerful, merry Gem, a precious stone |