Words ending in ory, ary, have the same accent as the words from which they are immediately derived: Eláboratory, pacíficatory from "eláborate," "pacífic;" éxtraórdinary, súpernúmerary, récomméndatory from "órdinary," " númerary," " recommend." Male, of the masc. gender Mail, armour, conveyance Wale, rib in cloth, side of a Wail, to grieve ship Mane, hair on neck of ani- Main, s. ocean, a. chief mals Pane, square of glass Plane, level surface Wane, decrease (of moon) Waste, a. desolate, s. extra vagance Pain, torture Plain, clear, ugly Vain, conceited, useless Vein, vessel of blood, &c. Wain, sort of wagon Waist, part of the body Base, a. vile, s. foundation Bass, lowest voice in music Gate, entrance Gait, mode of walking Wave, s. billow, v. to move Waive, to relinquish as a billow Laze, to live idly Maze, labyrinth Lays, s. songs, v. deposits Maize, Indian corn Braid, s. and v. of em- Brayed, pret. of bray Praise, s. and v. of applause Prays, 3 sing. pres. ind. of Breech, hinder part of a Breach, opening, quarrel Deer, an animal hunted for Dear, precious, costly venison Fees, professional recom- Feaze, to untwist the end penses Feet, pl. of foot Flee, to run away of a rope Feat, exploit, trick Flea, a disagreeable insect Freeze, to congeal with cold Frieze, coarse cloth, a Sheer, s. curve of a ship's Shear, to cut with shears side, a. clear Steel, iron mixed with carbon Steal, to take by theft Suite, a series, company Teem, to produce in abun- Team, number of horses or Tear, a drop from the eye Tier, a row, rank Weak, feeble Weal, joy Week, 7 days Weel, whirlpool Weald, old Saxon for goose Wield, to use with ease Wheel, a circular body Wheal, an insect I, pronoun, first, singular Eye, organ of vision Aye, always |