Guaranty, går rån-tẻ. v. a. to undertake to Gull, gúl. s. a sea bird; one easily cheated secure the performance of a treaty or stipu-Gullet, gul'lft. s. the throat lation between contending parties Guard, gyård. v. a. to watch by way of defence; to protect Guard, gyård. s. a man, or body of men, whose business is to watch; a state of vigilance; limitation; part of the hilt of a sword Guardian, gyár'de-ân, or gyar'je-ân. s. one that has the care of an orphan; one to whom the care and preservation of any thing is committed Guardian, gyár'de-ân. a. protecting Gullyhole, gul'le-hole. s. the hole where gut- Gulosity, gu-los'è-té. s. greediness, voracity at once the Gum, gum. 8. the viscous juice of trees; fleshy covering that contains the teeth Gum, gom. v. a. to close with gum Gumminess, gum'mè-nes. s. the state of being gummy Gummous, gum'mus. a. of the nature of gum Guardianship, gyár'dè-âu-ship. s. the office of Gummy, gúm'mè. a. consisting of gum ; over grown with gum Gun, gun. s. the instrument from which shot Gunner, gun'nur. s. a cannonier Gunstock, gun'stok. s. the wood to which the Gurge, gurje. s. a whirlpool, a gulf Gusset, gus'alt. s. any thing sewed on to cloth Gust, gust. s. sense of tasting; líking; a sud den blast of wind trea-Gustable, gus'tå-bl. a. to be tasted; pleasant Guiltiness, gilt'è-nês. s. the state of being Guiltless, gilt'les. a. free from crime dom from crime to the taste Gustation, gus-ta'shån. s. the act of tasting Gusto, gus'td. s. the relish of any thing; in- Gusty, gus'te. a. stormy, tempestuous Gut, gut. s. the inward passage for food free-Gut, gåt. v. a. to eviscerate; to take out the inside Guilty, gilt'tě. a. justly chargeable with a crime, not innocent Guinea, gîn'ně. s. a gold coin valued at one Guise, gyize. s. manner, men, habit Gules, gulz. a. red; a term used in heraldry Gutter, gut'tur. s. a passage for water Guttler, gut'tl-år. s. a greedy eater [throat Guzzler, güz'zl-ur. s. a gormandizer Gymnastick, jim-nas'tik. a. relating to ath-||Hairbrained, håre'brand. a. wild, irregular [thing about Hairbreadth, håre'bredth. s. a very small dis letic exercises Gyration, ji-ra'shun. s. the act of turning any Gyre, jire. s. a circle described by any thing going in an orbit Gyve, jive. v. a. to fetter to shackle H. one tance Haircloth, håre'kloth. s. stuff made of hair one who is armed with a halberd HA, hå. int. an expression of wonder, dwelt in Habitance, hab'é-tânse. s. dwelling, abode Had, hâd. pret. and part. pass. of have [kind terror Haft, haft. v. a. to set in a haft Hail, håle. s. drops of rain frozen [lently Half, håf. ad. in part, equally Lord! a song of thanksgiving Halloo, hal-168'. int. a word of encourage. ment when dogs are let loose on their moon Halser, haw'sûr. s. a rope less than a cable Halt, hält. v. n. to limp; to stop in a march to hesitate Halt, hålt. a. lame, crippled Halt, bålt. s. the act or manner of limping; Halve, hav. v. a. to divide into two parts Hamadryad, håm' â-drl-åd. s. a nymph sup ened against the walls of rooms Hanging, hanging. part. a. foreboding death by the halter; requiring to be punished by the halter Hamstring, ham'string. v. a. pret. and part.Hanging, hàng'ing. s. drapery hung or fastpass. hamstrung. to lame by cutting the tendon of the ham Hanaper, hân'a-por. s. an exchequer Hand, hånd. s. that member which reaches from the wrist to the fingers' end; measure of four inches; side, rate; cards held at a game; discipline; management; a work[guide or lead Hangman, hångʼmân. s. the public executioner Hank, hångk. s. a skein of thread Hanker, hångk'ur. v. n. to long importunately Hap, håp. s. chance, fortune; accident Hand, hånd. v. a. to give or transmit; to Hap, håp. v. n. to come by accident, to Hand-basket, bånd'bás-kit. s. a portable happen man basket [hand Hand-bell, hånd'bel. s. a bell rung by the Hand-breadth, hånd'bredth. s. the breadth of the hand Handed, kin'ded. a. with hands joined Handily, hân'de-lè. ad. with skill Haply, hap'lè. ad. peradventure pass (fully Happy, hap'pe. a. in a state of felicity; lucky, occu-Harangue, hå-rång', s. a speech, a popular Handiness, han'de-nês. s. readiness, dexterity Handiwork, hån'dé-würk. s. work of the! hand the neck Handkerchief, hâång'ker-tshif. s. a piece of hand Handwriting, hånd-ri'ting. s. a cast or form children Hang, hẳng. v. a. pret. and part. pass. hanged or hung. to suspend; to choke and]] kill by suspending by the neck; to delay; to decline; to furnish with ornaments oration Harangue, hå-rang'. v. n. to make a speech Haranguer, hâ-rång'år. s. an orator, a public speaker Harass, har'as. v. a. to weary, to fatigue Harbinger, hår'bin-jur. s. a forerunner Harbour, hår'bur. v. a. to entertain, to tainment Harbourer, hår'bur-år. s. one that entertain Harden, hår'dn. v. a. to make hard; to feature Hardly, hård'le. ad. with difficulty; scarcely; Hardness, hård'nês. s. power of resistance in Hang, hang. v. n. to be suspended; to dan-Hardware, hård'wåre. s. manufactures of gle; to impend; to be compact or united; Hardwareman, hård'ware-mân. s. a maker of to be in suspense; to linger; to be fixed seller of metalline manufactures or suspended with attention; to be executed Hardy, hår'dè. a. bold, brave, stout by the halter Hare, håre. s. a small quadruped; & constellation Hanger, hång'ur. s. a short broad sword Harebrained, håre'brand. a. volatile, wild Harier, har'ré-úr. s. a dog for hunting hares Hark, hårk. int. list! hear! listen! Hasp, hasp. s. a clasp folded over a staple Harlequin, hår'le-kin. s. a buffoon who plays Haste, haste. s. hurry, speed, precipitation Harlot, hår låt. s. a strumpet tricks to divert the populace Harlotry, hår låt-rẻ. s. fornication Harm, hårm s. injury; mischief Harm, hårm. v. a. to hurt, to injure Harmless, harm'les. a. innocent; undamaged Haste, haste. Hasten, ha'sn. v. n. to make haste, to be in a hurry [precipitately Hastily, has'te-le. ad. in a hurry, speedily; Hastiness, has'té-nés. s. haste, speed, precipi tation Hastings, has'tingz. s. peas that come early Harmlessness, hårm'lês-nês. s. innocence, free-Hasty, has'tè. a. quick; passionate; early dom from injury Harmonical, hir-mon'ê-kál. Harmonick, hå.-môn'ik. a. adapted to Hatband, håt bånd. s. a band tied round the [eggs; to contrive Hatch,, hatsh., v. a. to produce young from Harmoniousness, hår-mo'ne-is-nês. s. pro-Hatch, hâtsh. s. a brood excluded from the Harp, hårp. v. n. to play on the harp; to Hatchment, hâtsh'ment. a au escutcheon for dwel! vexatiously on one subject Harper, hår'pur. s. a player on the harp Harpoon, hår-poon'. s. 8. a bearded dart, with a line fastened to the handle, with which whales are caught Harpooneer, hår-pôô-nèèr'. s. he that throws the harpoon [strument Harpsichord, hårp'sẻ-körd. s. a musical inHarpy, hår'pé. s. a fabulous bird; a ravenous wretch Harrow, har'rò. s. a frame of timbers Hate, hate. v. a. to detest, to abominate Hatefulness, hate'ful-nês. s. odicusness ing each other, and set with teeth Harrow, har'rò. v. a. to break with the harrow; to tear up; to disturb Harsh, harsh. a. austere, rough, sour Haugh, haw. s. a little meadow lying in a Haughtily, haw'tè-le. ad. proudly, arrogantly Harshly, hårsh'lè. ad. sourly, austerely; se- Haughty, haw'té. a. proud, insolent, arrogant verely; ruggedly Harshness, harsh'nês. s. sourness; rough- Harvest, hår vest. s. the season of reaping; s. the heart, liver, and Haul, hawl. v. a. to pull, to draw, to drag Haul, håw!. s. violence in dragging Haunt, hånt. s. place in which one is frequent- Have, hav. v. a. pret. and part. pass. had. to Havock, hav'vuk. s. waste; wide and general devastation Harock, hav'vok. v. a. to waste, to destroy Hawk, hẳwk. s. a bird of prey; an effort to cattle in Hawk, hawk. v. n. to fly hawks; to force up one employed in [hazel Hazardable, haz'ur-da-bl. a. venturesome ¡Health, hélth. s. freedom from sickness Healthily, hélth'è-lè. ad. without sickness Hear, here. v. a. to perceive by the ear; to Hearing, here'ing. s. the sense by which Hearken, hår'kn. v. n. to listen; to attend Heart-burning, hårt'bůr-ning. s. pain at the Head, hêd. v. a. to lead, to govern cipitation Headland, hêd'land. s. promontory, cape Headless, hêd'lês. a. without a head; without a chief Headlong, hẻd′lông. a. rash, thoughtless, precipitate felt at the heart Heart-sick, hårt'sik. a pained in mind nerves supposed to brace and sustain the heart [yet unfixed Heart-whole, hårt'hỏle. a. with the affections Hearten, hart'tn. v. a. to encourage, to stir [where a fire is made up [most; precipitately Hearth, hårth. s. the pavement of a room Headlong, hêd'long. ad, with the head fore-Heartily, hår'tè-lè. a. sincerely, actively, vi Headpiece, hêd'pèèse. s. armour for the head; Headsman, hêdz'mân. a. an executioner Heady, hêd'de. a. rash, precipitate Healer. hele'ur. s. one who cures or heals suasive gorously Heat, hète. v. a. to make hot Heater, he'tur. s. an iron made hot, and put into a box-iron [with heath Heath, heth. s. a plant; a place overgrown |