Leak, to run out Leek, a root Lyre, a harp Li ar, one who tells lies Limb, a member Limo, to paint Loan, any thing lent Lone, single Lock, to close fast Mane, of a horse Mall, a wooden hammer Mead, a liquor Mede, a native of Medea Meed, a reward Mean, low Pole, a long stick Poll, the head Pore, to look near Pour, to fall heavily Praise, to commend Prays, doth pray Pray, to beseech Prey, a booty Pries, searches into Prize, to value Rains, falls as rain Reigns, rules as a king Reins, of a bridle Raise, to lift up Rays, beams of light Raze, to destroy Rap, to strike Wrap, to fold together Red, a colour Read, did read Reed, a plant Read, to peruse Rest, ease Wrest, to force Wretch, a worthless person Rite, a ceremony Roe, a kind of animal Rote, memory Wrote, did write Rough, uneven Ruff, a linen ornament Rung, sounded Wrung, twisted Rye, a sort of grain Wry, crooked Race, generation Rout, a tumultuous crowd Seem, to appear Seize, to lay hold So, thus Sign, a token Sine, in geometry Soar, to mount up Sōrd, grassy turf Sum, the whole Sun, the fountain of light Stile, steps over fence Sley, to part into threads Slaie, a weaver's reed Stake, a piece of wood Steak, broiled meat Shone, did shine Shown, did show Strait, narrow Straight, direct Sleight, dexterity Slight, to despise Tacks, small nails Two, twice one Toe, of the foot Tow, to draw after There, in that place Time, when Thyme, an herb Tide, flux of the sea Tied, bound Told, related Teint, touch of a pencil Troll, to run round Troul, to utter volubly Threw, did throw Through, by means of Veil, and Vail, a covering Vain, fruitless Vane, a weathercock Vein, for the blood Verge, the edge Virge, a dean's rod Wail, to lament Wale, a rising part Wain, a wagon Wane, a decrease Chol er, anger Col lar, for the neck Waist, part of the body Crew el, worsted Coun sel, advice Cru el, barbarous Cur rant, a berry Waste, to spend Ware, merchandise Wear, to put on Were, plural of was Way, road Weigh, to poise Week, seven days An ker, of brandy, &c. Ceil ing, of a room Cel lar, a vault Sell er, he who sells Ccn ser, for incense Cur rent, passing Fel loe, of a wheel In dict, to prosecute Man ner, a mode Pal ate, instrument of taste Pan nel, a kind of saddle Weath er, state of the air Com ple ment, full quantity Prin ci pal, chief |
