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SEOANE'S NEUMAN AND BARETTI. ABBIDQED BT TELAZQXTSZb

A DICTIONARY

OP TUB

SPANISH AND ENGLISH LANGUAGES,

SUtQrst^ irom tit Sutiox'js l^argtr Woift

BY

MARIANO VELAZQUEZ DE U CADENA,

paoFEBftom or the sPAiima laicquaob and utxratdbx in Columbia oollbo»

KEW TOBK, AND OOBBBPONDINO MEMBXB OF TBB NATIONAL

iNsnnmi WASuiNcnoN.

IN TWO PARTS: L SPANISH—ENGLISH. II. ENGLISH— SPANISH.

NEW YORK: D. APPLETON AND COMPANY,

1, 8, AND 5 BOND STREET. 188 3,

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PREFACE

The very fevorable maimer in which the public has been pleased to receive Seoane's Spanish and English Dictionary, oosregted, impboved, and enlarged by Ye- LAZQUEz, has induced him to undertake this Abridgment, in order to render that work more serviceable to younger scholars, travellers, and men of business ; taking at the eaxae time the utmost care to retain all the most usual and necessary words, together with their various and fre- quent meanings, so as to make it, though small in size, as copious and complete as such a work can be.

With this object in view, the Editor has again consulted not only the works which made the basis of said Dic- tionary, but also other lexicographers and authors, partic ularly of Travels through the new republics of North and South America, from which he has selected a great num- ber of words belonging to the articles of commerce and the natural productions of those countries, which he has inserted in this Abridgment, together with many idioms and provincialisms, not to be found in any other work of this kind

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Vi PBEFAOE.

As the Editor's aim has been to make more easy and familiar the intercom-se between the two great nations speaking the grandiloqnous and energetic languages com- piled in this Abridgment, and thereby to strengthen the brotherly ties which he wishes may always bind them ; he hopes that his humble efforts may not prove altogether pix)fitless to both the Americmis and Spaniards ; as his sole wish is to be, inasmuch as he can, useful to them.

MABIANO VELAZQUEZ DB LA OADENA. Svw ToBK, January, 1861

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IMPORTANT OBSERVATIONS,

1 —As the modern system of Orthography lately introduced by the Spanish Academy has been adopted in this Abridgment, as well as in the original Dictionary, the student is requested to keep in mind the following directions :

1st. The words that may not be found in the combinations ja, J^iJhJ^yJ'^i 9^i S^i should be looked for in the combinations xa, xe, «, a», xu, je, ji, and vice versa : as, mujer, muger ; ex^rciio^ ej^rcito ; relox, reloj, etc.

2d. The words that may not be found in the combinations ce, a\ may be looked for in the combinations ze, z/, and vice versa.

dd. The words that may not be foimd in the combinations cua^ cue^ cuij cuoy may be looked for in the combinations qua, que, qtn, quo, and vice versa : as, quando, cuando ; question^ cuestion, etc. 4th. Those that may not be found in ca, que, qui, look for them in chA, cki, ckl, and vice versa : as, arclidngel, arcangel ; chtruhin, qu6rubin ; chlmica, quimica.

5th. Words with the syllables os, us, may be found in obs, uhs, and vice versa : as, oseuro, obscuro.

6th. Those that may not be found in the combinations esc, est, will be found in the combinations exc, ext, and vice versa : as, vdtar, excitar; estender, extender.

Yth. Those that may not be found in the combination iras, will be found in the combination trans, and vice versa : as, traspa- rente, transparente. 8th. Words that may not bo found with Ao, he, in the middle

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IMPORTANT OBSEEVATIONS.

of words, may be looked for without it in the Dictionary, or vice versa: as, aaahar^ azar; comprehender, comprender.

9th. Those that may not be found with the letter t, may be looked for with the letter y, or vice versa : as, /et, ley ; reyna^ reina.

10th. Those that may not be found with the letter b, will ba found with the letter v, and vice versa : as, cibil, civil.

llth. Words with double n are often written with one : as, co- naiuralj instead of connatural.

IL — In familiar letters and manuscripts from the former Span- ish provinces there are to be found some faults, and the moat frequent are the following :

B instead of v, as lleho^ in lieu cf llevo^ I carry.

V "	6, " voleta,	it	bdetOj a ticket
s «	c, " seremonioy	u	ceremanici, a ceremony.
C "	«, " aelebro,	;i	cdebro^ the brain.
S "	Z, " CtMO,	u	cazoy hunting.
R "	/, ** craro,	it	claro, clear.
Y "	?/," cabayOj	it	caballoy a horse.
LL ^	y.^pollo,	u	payOf a bench.
N "	m ** cnbre^	V	hombre^ a mmn.

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NUEVO DICCIONARIO

liENGlTAS ESPANOLA E INGLESA

ESPAifOL E INGLES— SPANISH AND ENGLISH.

ABA

ABA

A. pranoanoed as a In cUarm,

A\prep. To, in, after, acoordlng to, on, by,

nn>, ot np; ba. ilfiidrU, Or,) To go «o ICadrld. 4 la Espaftola, /nor o/W the Spanish fluhlon. i la pnarta, JJ the door. [Castile,

i iejr do Gwtiiia» Aeeording to the htw of & Did, (Tenir,) To come <m foot & tUerro, (iiM«r,) To dio &y the sword. 4 dos realca, (T«ndeiM,) To be sold for two

reala. & vino, (oler,) To smell ^z/' wine. 41a dntnra, (cmzar on rto eon el agua,) To

cross a riTsr with the water «;> to the waist 4 pmeba de bombs, Bomb-proot Al is now written instead of ^ s^ To tbeu A' most bo placed beftura the olject direct

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Ab8ndon4do, da, a. 1 Abandoned, Jbrlom. %

ProfligatSL [debaacherv. 8. Forlomneaai Abandonami^nto, sm. 1. Abandonment 3 Abandon4rj«a. To abandon, to forsake; to Aband6no, v. AhandonamUfnio. [give op. Abanlcdr, do. To flu, winnow. Abanic4zo, tm. Blow with a fiuL Abonico, sitk 1. A &n. 2. (Nan.) A spritsalL Abonlquiro, %m. A Ihn-maker. Abaratdr, WL To cheapen, to abater Abarbetdr, va. (Nan.) To rack. Ab4rca, «/. A sole of coarse leather, [skins. Abarcddo, da, a. WiUi the feet wrapped in dry Abarcaddr, ra, 1. 1. Embracer. 2. Monopolist Abaroadilni, «/ Abaroaadenk)^ em. An eat-

braoa [monopolize.

Abarcar, 9a, To dasp, embrace; contain; Abaro6n, tm. An iron ring, lK>op. Abarlo4r. i«k To bear np, hanl the wind. AbarqnilUir, «a. To shape like a boat Abarrac4rse, vr. To withdraw into barrackA, Abarragandrse, vr. To live in concnbinage. Abarranoadero, 9m. A hearv road ; precipice. Abarrancamiento, am, Fallmg into pits ; em-

barrsssments. Abarranc4r, vo. To break np a road; to dig

holea — rr. To fall into a pit; to become

embarrassed. Abarrdz, tm. (Bot) Lonse-wort Abarrot4r, va. 1. To tie, bbtd. 2. Overstock. Abarr6te, am. (Nau.) Small stowage. Abastadam^nte, ad. (Obs.) Abnndkntly. Abastardirse, «n» To degenerate. Abasteced6r, ni, a. A caterer, provider. Abastoc^, va. 1. To provide, to cater. S. To

supply. Abastedml^nto, snu Providing; provisions Abastlonur, va. To fortilV with bastions. Ab4sto, tni. The supply of a town; em^

broideries. Abatandr, va. To beat or fall cloth. Ab4to, tnm. An abb4. A'bate, inter). Take care 1 Away ! Abatido, da, a. Dc;Jected, spiritless; al^ect Abotlml4nto, «/n. Ul^cnnracwncnt lown«i»

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of spirits, IkintnMtb Abaiimimto del

rumbo^ 0mj Tbe leeway of* ship, ibfttir, vOb t. To overthrow, to cut down.

2. HnmiyA — vn. To deeceoa, to stoop. — vr.

1. To be disheartened, dismayed.' 2. (Nan.)

To have leeway. Abdlcad^n, sf. Abdication. Abdicir. t€k uTo abdicate, resign. 2. Annul. Ab<*.6nien. sm. Abdomen, belly. Abdominal, a. Abdominal Abdtioei6n, ^/ (AnaU Abdaction. Abdnot/r, am. (Anat) Abductor. Abec6, am. The alphabet, the A B a Abeoed&rlot snk Alphabet; spelling-book. A bedfil, tm. The blrch-tie& Ab^n, ^ A bee. Ab^a mae&ira^ Queen-

boe. Ah^a maehiega^ Breeding-bee. Ab«|l&r, «m. A bee-hive. [are very fbnd. Abd&r, a. Uta db^ar^ A grape of which bees Ab«arr6n, Ab^drro, ank A oorse-fly. AbcaarAco, Abderfioo, am. 1. The bee-eater,

a bird. 2. (Met) A mean fellow. ^6rA| 9/ Balm-mint or bee-wort uiro, mn.. A keeper of bee-hivesL n6n,«m. Humble-bee; a drone; a hornet Moiuzo, sm. A laiige wild bee. joncillo, sm. dinK A small wild bee, a

small drooe. Abeldrro, am. Hnmble-boe. Abeilooddo, da, a, Mean-q>{rlted. Abellficdrse. «r. To become mean; to de-

grsfle one^s self Abelhitido, a. Made in the form of aoomSb Aberongen^o, da, a. Egg-plant color, lUaoi Abert'id6n, af. (Astr.) Aberration. Aberrng&do. da, a Full of wart& Abertim, af. Aperture; beginning; opening,

gap ; a loak. ' Ab etimo, Opat) From all eternity. [fir. Ab^ am. The sUver-tree: tlie vew-leaved Abeton&do, da, a. Besembllng Utnmen. Abelon/tr, oo. To do ov«r with pitch. Abi^rto. te, A 1 Open. 2. Binoere, candid.

8. Full-blown.— ^p. irr, ofAbrir. Abif9UT&do, da, a. variegated, motley. Abtesrrar, wu To paint with a dltenity of

oolor& Abige^, sm (Law.) Theft of cattle. Abigte. am. (Law.) A cattlo-thiof. Abfgotado, da, a. wearing long whiten. Abififtres, am. Nsrcissoa, daffodil ; a predons

btone. [beginning.

AbinSclo, (or ab initio^ Lat) Txom tho Abintestko. a. (Lat) Intestate. Abi66a, af. Boa constrictor. AbismM, a. Belonging to sa abyss. AblsmiU^ a. j^ ()Iasp nails. Abismibr, va. To depress, to bumble. Abismo, sm. Abyss; gulf; immense depth. AMtad6ra, af. A lain of the cable around

tbe bits. AMtAque, sm. A rafter or Joist Abitai^ el cable, To bit tlio cable. AMtas del moUnote, Carrick-blts. Abit^nce, aim. pL Top-sail sheet-bits. Ablzcooh&do, da, a. In the form of a biscuit ' '^nrBci6n, af. Abjuration.

^ • LToalJ

r, ro. To amure, to recant upon oath. ADiaoaadAr. ra, a. Mollifler, softener. AJblandami6nta ^ns. MolUfleation, litigation, 2

ABO

Ablaud^jr, wt & «. 1. To soften, to mollify

to relent SL To loosen. 8, To assnaga AblandatlvOjVa, et. Bland» mild. Abl&no, am. The hasd^tree. [Latin nonnsi Ablativo, Ablitive, am. The sixth case o( Abluci6n, af. Ablution, deansing, lotion. Abnegaci6n, af. Abnegation, selwlenlal. Abn^^,«a. To renounce, to deny, abnegate. Abobado, da, a. Stupid, simple, silly. Abobamidnto, am. 8tupefkoUon,stopidity. AboW,«AtTostupe5r2rT.7" ' '

vr. To grow stupio. Abocddo, a. Mild, agreeable; applied to wicei Abocomi^nto, am. Conference, parley. Abodo*, Wk To take or catch wilh the mouth.

Abocar la arUUaria.To point the guns.

Abocarun eatraoho, To enter the mouth of

a channel or stndt— «r. To meet, to have

an interview. AbocardMo, da, a. Wide-mouthed. Abochomido, da, a. Out of countenance,

flushed.' [voke. «r. To blush.

Abocliom4r, «a. 1. To overheat %, Tvpto- Abodnddo, a^ Bent

Abocin&r, tn. (Low.) To ftdl upon the ikoe. Abofetead6r, ra. a. Buffeter. [insalt

Abofeteir, wk 1. To slap one's ikoe. 2. To Abogada, af. Profession of a lawyer. Abogiida, af, A mediatrix; a counselor's wl Au Abogadear, vn. To pbty tbe advocate ; iron. Abog&do, am. 1. Advocate, oounsellor. 2. A

mediator. [cause. 2. To mollify.

AbMib*, im. 1. To advocate, to plead tbe AbonetMo, da, a. Inflated, awollen. Aboldngo, am^ "L Ancestry. % lineage, d^

soent, Inheritance. Aboliddn, «/[ Abolition, extinction. Abollr, 9a. To abolish, annul Abollido,y. AUdimffodo. Abolladora, ^ L Inet^naUty. 2. Bruise. AboUir, va. 1. To emboss. 2l To annoy

with all unpleasant disoounei 8. To stun

and confound. 4. To bruise. [the vise. Aboll^n, am. (Prov.) A bud. In particular of AboUoB^r, «a. To emboss. Qrarso.

AbolsAdo, da, a. Puckered, folded like a Abominable, a, Detestable, odious, heinous. Abominad^n, «/[ Abomination, detestation. AbominAr, va. To detest, to abhor. Abon&do, da, t. A subscriber. Abon&do, da, Ow 1. Oreditable, rich. 2. Fit Ibr. AbonadOT, 6ra, «. A bail or surety. Abonauz&r, vn. To clear up. Abon^,f>a.l. To ball, to insure. 2 Toinv

prove. 8. To manure. 4. To give one

credit— «r. To subscribe; warrant Abdno.smi. Warrant, bail; manure; arecelpt Abordad6r, am. (Nau.) Boarder; an intruder. Abord:'ige, am.'(HaxL) Boardtxig a shin. Abordir, wkl.TO board a ship. 2. To run

Ami of a shin. Abordo, am. (Met) Address, Attack, shock,

A>rce. A bordo. on board, in the ship. Aborig6nee. am. pL Aborigines. [flamed. Aborrach&do, da, a. 1. High-colored. 2. In- Aborraseirse, «r. To be stormy. [hater. Aborreood6r, ra, a. Abhofrer, detester, a Aborreo6r, va. To abhor, hate, detest, desert Aborredble, €k HateftU, detestable, [tlon. Aborrodmldnto, am. Abhorrence, decesta

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lLbortaiiii6nto, «a Abortion. Aborts, dO. To misoany. AbortiTimtetA, ad. AbortiTelj. Aborttro, Ta, a Abortire. ▲bdrlo» «m. A mlflcairlaffe; a monster. Abonvarao, «r. To be mofflod or wrapped op. AbotagArae, «r. To be swollen, to be Inflated. Abotioido» da, a. Madein tbo form of half-

gaiten. Abotoiiad6T, snK buttoning inurnment AbotooAr, «a« To button; bud; to form a

button. AbovedAdo, da, a. Arcbed, vaulted. Aboredir, «& To areh, to Tantt AbojAdo, da. A A ftrm rented, wttb oxen

kl)in,9f.A\my, baven; creek; Tallej; Abradjo, am.. (OolL) An embrace. AbrabonAr, ffo. To bold one bj tbe gannent AbraaadAr. ra, a A bomer. AbraaamlmtosOTk Boming; inflammation. AbmiAr,«r.Tobom; fire; aqnaader; pro- yoke. — «r. To be agitated by any yiolent

MBBiOll, to glow.

Abra^lAdo^c' ^

^ da, A Brazfl-wood eolor.

AbiazadAra,^ L A band. 2. A deaL

Abrazadifrr, ra, «. 1. Embracer. % (Low) Thief4aker. a A book.

Abrazamiteto, 9m. Embracing.

AbnaAc, «& 1. To embrace, to nng; to clasp. & Tosorronnd.

AbiAza, mn. A bog, an embrace.

Alvrego, tm. A sontbwest wind.

Alireniadoi, inL fLat) Far be It flrom me.

AbreTBd^ro, mn. A watering-place ibr cattle.

AbrerAdo, A softened in water. [Waterer.

Abreraddr, «nm. He who waters cattle. %,

AbreTAr, ra. To water esttl*.

Abreriaeidn, «/. Abbreviation.

AbreviadAr, ra, n An afarldger.

Abi^erlAr, va. To abrldgeu

AbreriatAra, ^f. Abbreviation.

Abrevtatnria, tf. Ofilce of a breviator.

AbribonArse, «r. To act the sconndxtal; stroll

Abrid6ro, ra, a. Aperitive; easily opened.

AbridAr.sm. L Freeatone-peacb. 2. Opener. il&riaordeXAmiiMU, An engraver. Abri' dor en Aiif«eo, A die or pnnch sinker.

Abrigad^ro, sm. Bbettered place.

Abrigifio, sok A shelter for cattle.

AbrlgAr, wu To shelter, to protect, to pat- ronise; to warm.

Abriso, am. Shelter, protection, aid.

AbriL am. April

AbriIIantir,«a. To oat a diamond into beets; to make any preeioaa stone sparkle by polishing it AbrimiAnto, mi. An opening. Abzic TO. 1. To open; to mUoek. 2. To re- move obstacles. 8. To engrave. Abrlr «l<{ia,Todawn. ul&Hre{<^o,Tobealert. .^(rir fa mono, To accept oribes; to be craerona. Abrir lo» ojo9 d vno. To on- deceive, to enlighten. 4. Abrirte con (dcrvno. To dteciose one's secrets. Abrir regititro (speaking of a veeselX To begin to take in carga abfochadAr, tm. An Instrument to button on clothes

ABU

Abrochadfira, «/ Abrodiamitotc^ un. Biti> Abrocbir. To button on. [toning.oa

Abrogacion, «^ Abrogation, repeal Abrog^, va. To abrogate, to annul Abrmal, «fK A place covered with thistles. Abr6Jo, am. 1. (Bot) Caltrop^ thistle, thoni.

prickle. 2. A crowfoot & A lash.— ^

Hidden rocks in the sea. AbromAdo. diL Ow 1. (Nan.) Dark, luuy,

foggy. 4 worm-eaten. Abiomine, «r. (Nau.) To be w^ym-eateib AbroqneUne, «r. To cover one's self wttli A

shield. 2. To defond onel sel£ Abr6tano, (Bot) Southernwood. Abrotonir, fm. (Nan.) To scud dismasted. AbrumAdo, da, cu Weary. Abnimad6r, ra, «. A teaser. AbrumAr, vo. 1. To crush. 2. To cause great

pains or trouble. & To overlay AbmtAdo, da, a. Brutish, ungovernable. Abeo^so, SfiK An abscess. Absltin^.Ood forbid I AbsoInciAn,^/ Absolution; acquittal. AbsoIAta, ^f. I>ogma, universal propodtton. Abeolntamtoto, adU Abeolntelv. AbsolAto, ta, a. 1. Abeolnte. 2. Imporloua AbflohitArio, a. Absolutory. • Abeolv6r, WL To absolve; acquit Abeorddn, «/ (lied.) Absorptton. AbsArtck ta, a. Amazed, absorbed in thought Abeorvenda, ^f. Absorbing; Absorv^nte, MkApa. (MecL) Absorbent Abfl(w^,«abl.ToabsorDw 2.Toharryaloag. Absorvido, a. (Med.) Abeorbed. Abet^mio, mia, a. AMtemlous. Abstendrse, «r. To abstain, forbear. Abstergtote, Abeterslvo, va, a. Olaansbi^

abstergent Absterger, vo. To cleanse. Abetersidn, itf. Abstersion. Abstintocla, ^f. Forbearance, i^>6tinenoe. Abetintete, a. Abstinent [meni

Ab6tracol6n, sf. 1. Abstraction. 2. Betlre> Abstraodvo, va, a. Abstractive. AbstrActo, ta, a. Abstract Abstradr, «a. 1. To abstract 2. To reAaia

ikom. 8. To diflTer in opinion. Abstraido, da, a. Betlred. Abstrfiso, sa, a. Abstruse, difficult AbsoAlto, ta, & Free. AbsArdo, sm. Absurdity, nonsense. AbsArdo, da, a. Nonsensical, absurd. AbubUla, 9f. (Om.) the hoopoe, or hoopoo. Abulia, {/TGrandmother, ) -„,^t^ Abudlol «k Giandflrther; f ancestor. AbultAdo, da, (L 1. Increased. 2. Bulky. Abultaddr, tm. Stiflbner, AbuItAr, Ml. To Increase, to enlarge. ~rm

To be bulky or lanra. AbundamI6nto, am, v. Abundancia. AbnndAnda, af. Abundance, opulence. AbnndAnte, a. Abundant, plentuy. Abundantemtote, ad. Abundantly. Abnnd&r. wk To abound, to have plenty. Abufiuoliir, wu To make something in tltt

shapeofafiritter. AburelAdo, da, a. Oraylsh. Aburrido, da, a. "VTeary. AbnnimiAnto, sm. Texatlon, despondenqf

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ibwrlr, tKk To y«^ to perplex, to weerj.

A.ban\}&do, da, <k 1 Preesed together. 2. Perplexed.

Abnn^^dr, 9<k To press or hesp together.

AirasAr, va. To Abuse or misapply a thing.

Abns&vo, YtL a. AbusiTa

Abfiso, Mil. Mlsosage, abase.

Abjocoidn, ^f. Abjection, abjeetaess.

Abvdcto, ta, €k Aqject, dqfeeted.

Aca, ad. Here, this waj. J)s cuandaaodf Binoewhpnf .^odnoasMMto^Tbatlsnot tlio custom bera Ven aoA^ Come along: AoA y eUld, Here and there. Aod^ Uej, used In caUing.

Acab^le, a. Wnat may be finished.

AcabMo, da, a. 1. Perfect 2. Old; lU-diessed.

Acabad6r, ra, «. Finisher, completer.

Aeabalib', «& To complete, toflnisli.

Acaballadiro, mn. The time and place when hoTBcs oorer mares. [mare.

AcabalUldo, da, a. 1. Oovered; applied to a

Acaballiu', «a. To cover a mare.

AcabaDerado, da, a Oentlemanlike.

AeaballeHb-, «at L To render genteel 8. To make a person behave as a gentleman.

Acabamitoto, mu. End, completion, death.

Acabdr, va.in»l.To finish, to condnde; toadileva fi. To harass, a To obtain. 4. To terminate, to come to an end. 6. To die: tooonaame: toextingoish; tofidL — «r. To grow feebleu La vda te ettd aea- boiMZo, The candle is flickering. Btoo^a dsmmeaaMbarMj It is an endless ai&dr. Aeaba de llegar, He hagjvtt arrived.

Acabestrlllir, vn. To go fowling with a stalking-horse or ox.

AoabildAr, «a. To nnito persons by persoa- sion to do-something.

Acaboeito, ad. ThatV enongh.

AoabronAdo, da^ Bold, nnembarrassed.

AcaelieteAr, «r. To ti^ to pat, to strike.

Ac6cia, sf. Acacia. [2. A naked figure.

Aoaddmfa, ^ 1. Academy; literary society.

Acad^mipo, am. 1. Academician. 3. a. Ac»> demicalfdea

Acaecedwo, ra, a. InddentaL

A.caec6r, vn. def. To happen, to come to pasa

A.caedmitoto, em. Event, incident

A.dil. mt. A canoe. [to assoagew

Acall^, vo. To quiet, to hush ; to mitigate,

Acalorami^to, wn. Ardor, heat; agiti^on.

Acalorir,«a.l.Towarm. 2. To inflame. 8. Toorgeon. 4 To promote.— -w. To grow warm.

AcamAdo, da, a. Laid flat

Acambrayido, da, a. Resembling cambric.

Acamellftdo, da, a. GamoMiko.

Acampamdnto, 9m. Encampment, camp.

Acampir, wu To encamp.

Ac&mpo, tm. A common pastmv.

AoamuzadOj da, a. Chamois-colored.

A'cana, s^ A hard reddish wood of Cuba.

iLcanal^o, da, a. 1 . Paasins through a chan- nel 2. Striated, channelled.

Acanaladdr, am. Grooving-plane. [back.

Acanal&dos, rnn. pi. The ridge of a horse's

AeanaUr,va.l.TomakeacanaL 2. To Ante, to groove.

VfiandllMo, dn, a. Made with sharp polnt& ineUdn, da, a. Cinnamon-color. 4

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Aoangrenirae, «r. To mortiftr; gaogrone.

Aeanulido, da, a. Fonning inrrows.

Acantar^, «& To measora by edntara$ oi tonr^allon twwoIii

Acantjlada costa, <k An accessible coast

Aetoto, 9m. (Bot) Prickly thistle ; acanthoa

Aoantonamiento, mn„ Cantonment

Acantonir, WL To canton, [pointed canea

Acafiaverear, va. To wound with stuup-

Acailonete, WL To cannonade. [er dook.

Aoapanirse, «r. To take xeftige pnder aaoth*

Acapazros4do, da, a. Copperas-ooloK.

Acaponiulo, da, a. Cqwn-iike.

AcardenaUr, «a To beat black and blue, to pinch.— «r. To be covered with livid spota

Acareami^to, am. Comparing, oonfrontlag.

AcaridadiSr, ra, a Fondler.

AcaridAr, «& To ftmdle, to oaresa

Aoarrirse, «r. To go under the ahade, (ap- plied to sheep.)

Acaireadizo, za, a. Portabia

Acarread6r, ra, A carrier; a porter.

AcarreAr, «& 1. To carry. & (Met) To causa & «r. To bring upon one's Bel£

Acarr^o, tm. Carriage, conveyanca CbMM ds acarreOt Ooooa transported as flreight

Acarr6to, sna AUodeocorrs^ Pack-thread.

AcAsov am. Chance^ casualty.

Acdso, ad. By chance, by acddent

Acasdllido, da, a. (Oba) CMtollated.

Acastiliiffe, ana The upper works of a ship.

AcastorMO, da, a. like the texturo of beaver.

Acataml6nto, am. Esteem, reapect; acknowl- edgment; view. [inmect

Acatar, 9a. To reapect; acknowleage;

Acatarnrse, «r. To catch cold.

AcaadalAdo, da a Bidi, wealthy.

AcaadalAr,«a.lTohoarduprichea 2. To acqniro a reputation.

Acaadillad6r, am. Commander of troopa

AcandilUr, va. To command troopa

Acayolba, am. Mahogany.

Acoed^nte, pa. Acceding.

Acceddr, wl To accede; to agrea

Aooesible, a. 1 Aooesdbla 2. Attainabla & Anproachabla

Accedon, ^f. Aooeeslon ; access, paroxysm.

Aoo^eo, ana Access; copnhition; accession.

Accesoriam^te, ad. Accessorlly.

Acco86rias, ^ pi. 1. Accessories ; ont'build- inga 2. «(^. A room with the door opening to the street

AcceB6rlo, ria a. Accessory, additional AC' CMoHaa obraa^ The outworks of a fortresa

AoddentMo, da, a. Aflbcted with fits.

Acddertil, a. Acddental, casual Ibrtnltoua

Acddentalm^nte, ad, Aoddcntally, casually.

Acddent&rse, «r. To bo seized with a fit

Acddent^o, «fn. av{;m. A severe fltof illnesa

Acdd^nte, am. Accident, chance, ha] ; a sudden fit

Acddn, ^ Action; deed, lawsuit, stock Aooum da gradaa^ Thanksgiving, act o thanking; sharo of capital stock.

Aodonitf>, vfk To geeticulata

AcdonisU, am. Stockholder, partner, sharei

AcebadamiAnto, am, Snrftit; disease of an

Acebddo, am. Plantation of hoUy-treea Afi6bo, am. Holly-tree, dwarf-oak.

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A.oebQch4], a. Belonging to wild olivea.

4o6biioi)«, mtK WUd oUve-tree. [oUve.

Aoaboeb^no, na, a. Belongloir to the wild

Aoebachin.% sf. Frolt of the wild olive>tree.

A.oechad6r, ra. a. JAv in amt>usli; intruder.

Arechikr, «a.. To lie In ambush, to waylay; to pry intOL

Aeeeoo, aot. Waylaying, lying In amboah. Al aoecho or m» acechOy ad. In wait, in •mbnah.

Aoech^ a, a. Waylayer, prier, Haeer la oomAomo, To scmtlniie, to pry into.

Aoednir, vo. To salt and dry meat in the air. — pr. To grow old, dnr, and withered.

Aeedamtote. odL Sourly, bitterly.

AcedAr, «cl To flour; dJspIease.

Aeed^ra, ^ (Bot) Sorrel [acrid taste.

Aeederilia, ^ (Bot) Wood-eorrel; plant of an

Acedia, «/: Acidity, eonmeea; rooghneae; asperity of addreaib

Ao6ao, a, a. Acid, aoor; harah, unpleasant

AoMilo, a, a. Without achie^ wanting a head.

Aceitar, «& To oil, to rub witli oil, to anoint

Ac^ite. aiRw Oil; any unctuous liquor; iht Aceiu tie corner^ Olive, or awoet oil Aeeits ds jpeseado^ Train-oiL A ceOe ds mer^aiM, dod-olL AcHUdepalo,Baistaa copaiba. AeeUe d^ Utuua^ Linaeed-olL

Aeeit6fa, ^ OO-^ar. oil-cruet

Aeeiterizo, 9m. A blow given with an oil-Jar.

Aceiteria, 4^ Shop where oil is sold.-

Aeeit&o, a, a. Oil-man : vessel Ibr holding oil

Aoeit6so, ea, a. Oily, fat, ereasy.

Aeeit6na, «/ Olive. AcmhtnoH capat^ras^ Olives a long time In pickle.

AeeltnnMa, n: Olive-fleaaon.

AoeitnnAdo, da, a. Olive-green. [olives.

Aoettan^ro, tnu Gatherer, seller, or carrier of

Aoeltfino, 0m. OUve-tree. [tion.

Aeeleraci6n, «r/ Acceleration, increase ohno-

Aoderir, va. To accelerate, hasten, hurry.

Ae61ga, «/ Splnage-beet

Ao6mila, tff. A mule: mule-tax. [teers.

Acemllir. a, Belonging to mules and mnle-

Acemilena, ^ Mule-stable.

Acemil^To, 9m. A muleteer.

Aoemildro, ra, a. Belonging to mulee, in particular to the king's mulesw

Aeemita, 9f. Bread made of fine bran.

Acemite, 9m. Pollen, fine bran; grits; pot- tage made of parched half-ground wheat

AcendW^o, da, <z. Purified; refined.

Acendr4r, to. To purii^jr or refine metals ; to fk^ee firtnn stain.

Acensa&r, va. To lease out for a certain rent

Ac6nto, «77k Accent

Acentuad/>n, ^. Accentuation.

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Acceptor. ptar per90iuui , Aceptaruna To be pleased. )eable,pIoasUig. [channel ted by drains; r, canal-maker anals or drains, naker of canals

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Acerdr, txt. To steel ; impregnate with steet.

Acerbam^nte, ad. Harshly, rudely.

Acerbidi^d, ^ Acerbity, asperity ; sharpnessi

Aodrbo, ba, & Kongh to the taste; severe.

Acdrca, prop. About, relating to, concerning

Acercaini6nto,«ink (Obs.) Approach, approx- imation, [near to.

Acerc4r, va. To approach ; to accost, to come

Acerico, Aoerillo, 9m. Pin-cushion; smaC pillow.

Accrino, na, a. (Poet) Steely, hard, firm.

Ac6ro, «m. Steel Acero eo*ado^ Cast«tee1. Ac^ro ds rotta^ Bose-steel— p2. E9pada d6 bneno9 acero9, A sword of well-tem- pered steel [leaved hawthorn.

Acer6la, ^. Azarole, the fruit of the parsley-

Aoer6Io, 9m. The parsley-leaved hawthorn.

Acerbrdr, v& (Low) To seize, grasp, gripe.

Acerrimamtote, ad. Strenuously.

Ac6rrinio, ma, a. rntp. Very vigorous.

Acertadam^nte, ad. Opportunely, fitly.

Accrtado, da, a. Fit, proper, timely.

Acortad6r, ra, 9. One who hita on the right point ^

Acertdr, va. To hit the mark; ooi^ecture right; happen unexpectedly; take root

AcertUo, 9m. A riddle, enigma.

Aceruolo, 9m. A small pack-saddle for riding.

Ac^'o, 9m. A heap ; the whole ; any thing

Acetiibulo, 9m. Cruet; a Roman measure.

Acetosilla, «/ Sorrel

Acet^eo, sa, a. Acetous; acid.

Ac6tre, 9m. A small bucket; holv-water-pot

Achacadizo,za, a. (Ob&) Feigned, fraudulent

Aehac^, to. To impute ; to fiither ; to fruns an excuse.

AchacosamSnte, ad. Sickly..

Achac66o. sa, a. Sickly, unhealthy.

Achaflanar. va. To lower one end of a board.

Achaparr&do, da, a. Of the size of a shrub ; short

Achdque, 9m. llabltual Indisposition; monfli- ly courses; excuse; a failing; fine, penalty.

Acnaqu^o, 9m, A magistrate of the boani of menta in Spain.

Acharol&r, ta. To Japan, varnish.

Achiciulo, da, a. Dimlnlshod, reduced.

Acliicad6r, ra, «. Diminlsher, reducer (Nau.) Bailing-scoop.

Achlcadura, af. Diminution, reduction.

Achlc&r, va. To diminish, to lessen ; to bak a boat or drain a mine. AcJUcofuncaba. To shorten a rope. Acfiicar el agua dA navioy To free the ship.

AchlchnrrAr, va. To fry meat too much ; to over-heat

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iehlflhinqpe, mu. A miner who drains Uie

mines cir water. Aehio6ria, if. Saooory, wild endive, <ibicor7. Aiihinir. va. To intimidate, to terrify. AcbineUdo, da, a. Made like a slipper. Achidte, Ach6te, am. The heart-leaved biza,

annatto or amotto. Achispiase, vr. (CoU.) To get tlpey. AchocAr, «& To knook asonder; to board

monty, Achorizado. da, a. made into sansagesi Achach^, Acbnchurriu', v& (ColL) To crush. Achal&do, da, a. Waggish, fh>liosomeu AdAffo, sa, <k Unfortonate. melancholy, sad. AdAl, Aci^, mtk Barnacle pot upon the

noeeofaborsok Aci&no, rni. Corn-flower. Aoibar, mjk The Jolco ih>m the aloes ; aloes-

treeu Acibar oabaUuno^ Horse-aloes;

haitlmees, bitterness. Acibar&r, vet. To put the Juice of aloes into

anjr tiling; to imbitter. Adbarrir, va. (Obt.) To dash against Acicaladdr, ra, t. A polisher, burnisher. Adoaladnra, if. Acicalami6nto, am. Burn- ishing, [dress in styla Adcalir, vo. To polish, to burnish.— «r. To Adc&te, sttK A long-necked Moorish spur. Adchfii, am, A two-edged tool used by tilers. Add^ «/ Addity. Aoidiflcad6n, rf. Acidification. A'ddo, sm. Acid. — a. Add, sour, sharp. Addul^r, «a. To make sour, piquant Addulo, la, a. Addnlotis, tart Aci^rto,sm.Agoodhit ConaeUrto^WlVk

effect; dexterity: chance; casualty. Adgnatado, da, a. Jaundiced. Adgnat^rse, vr. To be seized with Jaondice. Acij&dot da, o. Of the color of ao(^ A<HJe,Sfii. Copperas.

Aci)Mo. sa, a. jBrownish ; of a blackish earth. Admboga, ^f. The dtron-tree. [place.

Admentarse, w. To settle one*s self in a Ad6n, tf. Stirrap-lcatber. Adon6it>, tm. A maker of stirmp-leathers. Adpddo, da, a. Well mlUed; foiled. Adr&te, am. A landmark, boundary. Adtira, anu Partition wall ; rail of a bridge. Acitron, anu A dtron dried : candied lemon. Aclamad6n, ^ Acdamation, the act of

slionting wlthj^y. AcUmador, ra. a. Applander, shonter. Aclamiir. va. To shoot, to appland, to huzza. Adaracion, niostration, explanation. Aclarir, «a. To clear from obscurity; make

bright; illustrate, exphUn; widen; clarify.

— vfu To dear up. AdocMo, da, a. Stretchoil at a fire, table, Ac Aclocilrse, «r. To brood ; to stretch one's self Acobardar, «a. To daunt, intimidatei Aoooead6r, ra, «. A horse that kicks. A ooceaml^to. am. Act and effect of kicking. Acoceiir, wk To kick, to wince. Acochine, «/*. To sqnat to stoop down. Aoochin&r, «a. To murder. (Mot) To hush

up; to humble. [neck.

Aooootfir, «a. To kill by a blow upon the Aoodad&ra, ^. Bending the elbow. AcodaUir, va. (Arch.) To pat in tintclfli Acodir «a. (Oos.) To lean tlie elbow upon ;

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square timber. Aooderilrse, vr. To put a spring on a cables AoodilUkr, «a. To bend any thing to an aagto*

to sink under a burden. Ac6do, am, A shoot of a layer. Acogedixo, za, a. Collected pn>miiciioiu4y. Aooged6r, ra, a. Harborer. Acoc6r. va. To give shelter: to reooiva

(Met) To protect— «r. To take refhes; to

make use of a pretext for dissimalatton. Aoogida, ^. Beoeption; oonomTsnoai Acogido, am. ColisottoB of breeding maMi

kept at a certain price; temporary ad

mission of ilocks into pastnre-groond. Aoogoll&r, «A To cover plants unth straw. Acogollad&ra, ^f. Earthing up of plantsi Aoogombradora, ^. Dig^ng ap the eronnd

about plants. [plantsi

Aoogomor4r. «a To dig up the ground about Acogotiido, da, a. Killed oy a dIow on the

Aoogotir, «a. To kill by ablow on the neck.

Aooit4r, va. To be very carefhL

AcoUUn, am. An insect in Madagascar.

Aool^, oo. (Blaz.) To arrange two coats ol arms under the same crown, Ac

Aoolchir, «a. To quilt

Ao6Uta STik Aoolyte; an assistant

Acollaa6rea, am, pL laniards of a ship,

Acollarido, da, a. Having a collar ; birds hav- ing different plumage round tiM'ir necks.

AooUardr, va. To yoke or hamoss horses^ oxen, Ac ; to couple hounds

Acomb&r, co. To bend, to crook.

Acomendaddr, am. Protector, aider.

Acometed6r, ra, «. An agreesor, assaulter.

Acomet^r, va. To attack, to assault; to un- dertake; to tempt [a fit

Acometida. ^ Acometimitoto. am. Attack;

Acomodible, a. Aeoommodable. [iency.

Acomodad6n, •/ Accommodation, cunven-

Aoomodido, da, a. Convenient, fit; rich.

Aoomodad6r. ra, a. Box-keeptr to the theatrei

AcomodamientOL am. Accommodation.

Acomodir, fKU To accommodate ; recondle; ftimlsh.— t»r. To comply.

Acomodatido, da, a, figurative.

AcomMo, am. Accommodation, situation.

Acompafiido, da, Accompanied ; an assistant Judge, surgeon, Sec

Aoompsfiador. ra,«. Attendant, accompanier.

Acompafiamionto^ am. Attendance, com- pany; retinue^ [in&

Acompafi.Ante, pa. Accompanying, attend*

Acompafiir, va. To accompany, to attend.

AcompasAdo, da, a. Mcasurod by the com- pass; in regular time. [constitution.

Acomplexion&do, da, a. Of a good or bad

Aconchadillo, am. Kind of ragout or stewed meat [(Nau.) To embay.

Aconch&r, va, (Obs.) To fit out a shipk

Acondidonido, cUlo. Conditioned.

Aoondicion^r, va. To dispose, to constitute.

Acongojar, va^ To vex, to oppress, to afflict

Aconhortarse, vr. To console one's seU^ ti take courage.

Ac^nito, am. Aconite, wolfVbana

Aconsetiblo, a. AdviAable. {\Un

Acons^addr, rn, «. Adviser, lounsellur. nion

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ieoAaMianUr, ra^ To use rhjSMS Improper^

LsaOLkr, va. To cooot, <»lcalAte; prop. (Nan.) To sbor*. Tpon.

Aoooteceddro^ra, a. That which may Mp-

Acontaoer, «. To uriTe; to bAppen. [alty.

Acootedmlento, «»». Event, incident, cum-

Aoop4do, da, a. CapHabapod, Taalform.

Aaepir. tnv To abftne like a cnp.

Aeopetado, da, €&. Tonpee-ebaped.

Acopiamltoto, «*»» Gathering; picking ap.

A-copiix, «CL To gather, to store up, to lay ap.

Ao6pio, sm, Qauierin^ storing, hoarding.

i^eoplAdo, ^M^ Fitted, a^Jiuned, Joined.

Acoplir, 90, To aoconple; to frame; to set- tle differences: to yoke beasts.

Aooqoin^, va. To iotimldate, terrlQr.

Aeorir, vo. (Obs.) To afflict, molest

Aoanionido, a. Heart-shaped.

AtoorchiiMi «r. To abriTel; become torpid.

Aeordaei6n, ^. Bemembrance. [jointly.

Acordadain6nte, ad. Bv conmion consent,

AfiocUAdo, da, a. Ajreed; done deliberately. Lq acordadOf I>ecree enforcing prior proceedings

AeordAr, vcu To dedde nnanfmonaly ; to con- cert; remind; to tone instruments; to grom> fignree in a plctore ; to deliberate. — vn. To agrees — or. To weigh, consider mar torely; threaten; to remember.

Acdrde, ek Conformable : coinciding In opln- lon.-'-«. Consonance; naimony.

AcerdelAr, va. To measure with a cord.

Acordemente, ad. Br oonmion consent

Acordonido, da, a. Surrounded; corded.

AeordonAr, va. To make In the form of a cord; tosurronnd.

Ac6res, an, (Med.) Achor, a kind ofberpee.

Acomoad6r, ra, s. A beast fighting >vith its

AoflrneAr, va. To strike with the horns. Ae6ro, sou Bweet-flag, calamus. AcorraUr, va. To pen up cattle; Intimidate^ AeeiT^r, va. (littliB usl) To help: hasten. Aoortamlfaiio, ant. Contraction, ^ridgment AeortAr, va. To shorten, to abridge : obstmc t

Acortar la velOi To shorten sail — vr. To

shrivel; tobebashfbl AcomlUr, va. To bridle or hold up the oais. Aoorrir, va. To curve, to bend. Acorzdr, va. (Little us.) To drees a child in

short clothes. Aeosad6r. ra, «. A pursuer, persecutor, Te>:er. Acoiamlento, am. Persecution, trouble. Aeoeir, va. To pursue close; to vex. Acestado, da, a. Laid down. [salary.

Aeobtamlinto, am. Lying down; rest; a kaoeiir.va. To lay down. — vr. To approach.

(Nan.) To stand in shore, [be accustometU Acostumbrdr, va. To accustom, use. — vn. To Aootaoi6n, ^ Limit, bound ; quotation, nota Aootami^nto, am. Limitation, quotation. Aootir, va. To limit; to lop off; to quote;

to attest; to aocept for a certain price; to

wttoeaa Aootino, Sfik A large smith Vhammer. AooyundAr, va. To yoke oxen to a draught A'cra, a. Sour: mordant; rough.— «. Acre. Acreblte, a. Sulphur. [crease.

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Acrecent&r, Acreo6r, va. To increa8^ to aug* Acredltiido, da, a. Aeoredlted, distinguished. Acreditdr, va. To assure; credit; prove. AGreed6r, am, A creditor; a meritori« a

person. Acreer, va. To lend, to aaslBt Acrem^nte, ad. Sourly. Aerianziulo, da, <t Educated, Instructed. AcribadOra, «/: Sif^g. Acribdr, va. To sift, to separate ; to examine. Acribill^, va. To pierce like a sieve; to

molest Acrlminaci6n, qf. Crimination. Acriminad6r, nuL Accuser, informer. Acriminiir, va. To criminate; accuse, Im-

peach; aggravate. Acrim6nla, tf. Acrimony, sourness ; asperity. Acrisol&r, va. To reflneLto purify, to oleanseu Acristianiu', va. (ColL) To christen, baptize. Acr6bato, am. Bope-dancer. AcromAtlco, a. Achromatic Acrdmion, a/, (Anat) Acromion. Acronicto, ta, a. AcronycaL Acr6stioo, ca, a. Acroetia Aerot^ra, Acrot^ria, af. A small pedestal, Sacj;

the highest nui of a column. [pleoei

Acrot^rio, «m. The superior part of a frontis- Acr6y, am. (Oba.) A gentleman of the king*!

hooschola. A'cta, sf. Act, record.-— i>t The acts of com- munities. Actaa da ion aantoa, The lives

of the saints. [M44th of an Inch.

Actimo, am, l-12th of a puiUo^ which is ActitAr, va. To sue, to enact Actitiid. «/! Attitude, position. Activldad, */ Activity, quicknessw Active, va, a. Active, diligent Vo» acHva^

Buflk^age. A'cto, «ffk Act or action; thesis; instance. Actdr, am. Actor, player; plaintiff; attorney. Act6ra. af. Plalntift Actriz, «^ Actress, player. Actuadon, af. Actuation, moving, [enced. Actuido, da, a. Actuated; skilled, expcri- Actuil, a. Actual, present, real, effective. Aetualiddd, af. Present state of things. Actnalizir, va. (Prov.) To realize. AotuAnte, pa. Defender of a thosla^ [thesis. Actuir. va. To digest ; consider : to support a Actn&rio, am. An actuary, clerk of a court ActuAso, a. (Little ui) Active, '*• Acuadrill^, va. To collect or t Acu&rio. am. Aquarius. AcuarteUdo, da, a. Divided into quarters. Acuortelami^nto, am. Quarters. Acnartelfir, «a. To quarter troops. AcnartillAr, vn. To band under a heavy load. Acudtil, a. Aquatic.

Acubido. da, a. Bescmbllnfir a p^l or bucket Acucbarado, da, a. Spoonlike. [skilfol

AcuchllUdo, da, a. Slashed; experienced. . Acnchilladdr, ra, a. Bully. Acuchlll&r, va. To cut or hack ; to flglit wltk

knives or swords. AcudlmI6nta, 9>nw Aid, assistance. Acudir, vn. To assist, to support; to pio

dnco ; to have recourse ; to run up. Acuedficto, am. Aqueduct A'cuco, a, (U Wa^orv

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icuSrdo, «m. Decision of a trlbnnal ; body of the members of a tribunal; opinion, 'advice. 2>s acuerdo^ Unanlmonsly'i to come to an understanding. AcuerdoadM ftino^ Bemonstranoes of the realm.

▲cuitir, va. To afflict, to oppress. — vr. To grieva

Aculddo, da, a. (Low) Betired. [retreat

Aeal^, to. (Loir) To fbroo Into a comer: to

AcalebrlnMo, da^ a. Made like a colverln.

AcuIlA, ad. On the other side, yonder; oppoMsIte.

Acumu1aci6n, tf. Accumulation, gathering.

Acumulad6r, rtL^e. Accumnlator; recorder. . w , . .-^ ^,

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Adecuddo, da, a<. Adequate, fit, competent

Adecudr, va. To fit, to accommodateb

Adef^io, em. Extravagance, foUy, nonsens*

AdeAi6ras, e.j>L Out^buildings, suburbsi

Adehdla, «/. Gratuity. [tura

vAdehes&do, am. Place converted into pa8<

Adeheeamidnto. em^ PasturBgei

Adehesio', va. To convert land Into pastura

Ad!elantadillo, a. Bed wine pf the first ripe grapes. [province^

Adelantido, mn. Title of the governor of a

Adelantiido, da, a. Anticipated, advanced.

Adelantad6r. ra, «. Forwarder.

AdeIantami6nto,9m. Progress, advancement improvement; fturtherance; anticipation.

Adelant^, va. To advance, forward; antici- pate, pay beforehand; improve.— vr. To take the lead: excel

AdelAnte^cut Farther ofT; higher up; for- ward. )!!H£M2«2an^ Henceforth, in futuTb.

Ad61&, ^ Bose-bay or oleander.

Adolfdl, tm. Plantation of roso-bay trees.

Adelgazddo, da, a. Made slender or thin.

Adelgazad6r, ra, a. One that makes thin or slender. [slender.

Adelgazami^nto, am. Attenuation ; making

Adelgazdr. va. To make thin ; lessen ; refine.

Ad6ma, ^/. Addme, am. (Min.) Timber se- curing the sides of mines.

Ademaa6r, am. A mine-carpenter, boarding the sides of mineSk

Ademun, «m. Gesture; look, manner. En ademan de^ In the attitude of performing something. [of mlneiSL

Ademdr, va (Bfin.) To board up the sides

Ademds, ad Moreover; besides.

Adenogrdfla, at A treatise on the glands.

AdenologU, rf. Description of the gland&

Addnos, am, Aleppo cotton.

AdentelUr, va. To bite, to catch with the teeth. AdenUUaruna pared^To \Ti^VDl a wall. [A' d« admtro ! Within there !

Ad6ntro, <7<f. within, internally, inwardly.

Aderez4r, va. To dross, to adorn ; to prepare ; to clean, to repair. Ad^rmar la corndda^ To dress yictuals, to cook.

Ader6zo, am. Dressing and adorning; gnm, starch. Aderezo da m^aa, A service for the table. Aderaao da diamantea, A set of diamonds. Ad^ezo da oahaUo^ Trap- pings of a saddle-horse. Aderasodtacaaa, Furniture.

Adferra, af. (Prov.) Grass-rope. [time,

A'deshora, ad Unseasonably, not in proper

Adestrddo, da, a. Broke in ; (Bias.) on the dexter side.

Adestraddr, ra, a. Teacher, instructor; critic

AdestrAr, va. To guide ; to teach ; to train.

Adeud&do, da, a. Indebted : obllgod.

Adeuddr, va. To pay duty ; (Obs.) to contract debts. — vr. To bo indebted.

Adher6ncia, af. Adhesion ; alliance.

Adher6nte, a. Adherent— a Follower.

Adhcrdntes, am. pi. Ingredients ; tools.

Adherir, vn. To adhere, to cleave to. — vr. Tc hold. [ment

Adhc$i6n, tf. Adhesion: cohesion, attach*

Adifido, dBL,a.JSl dia adiadOy The day ap« pointed, fixed. [lik*

Aaifllhiantiido, d.i, a. Adamantlae, dlamoad

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iOctfii,^ Addition. Adiciondakiherm- etfO) Acceptance of an inheritance.

Adldonad6r, ra, a. Increaser.

Adicion&r, ^a. To make additions.

Adkto, ta, a. Addicted, attached.

Adieetrir, va. Y. AdMtrar,

Adiatiiv txx. To diet

Adinaa, «/ pL Y. AdieoM,

Adiaenulo, da, a. Kleh, wealthy.

Adintelido, da, a. Falling fhmi an arch grad- nallr Into a straight line.

Adipoeo, sa, a. Fat, fleehy.

Adir, «(i. To acc^ an inheritan<;9.

Aditaminto. mn. Addition, iBcrease.

Adiva,«/^AdiTe,«nk Jackal. .<ld4rcu^ Swell- ings under the ears of hoFsea.

AdivinaeiAn, ^ Divination, prediction.

Adirinido, da, a. Foretold; coi\}edTired.

Adirinaddr, ra, t. Diviner, sootliaajer.

Adrrinami^to, 9m. Y. Aditfinacian.

AdtvinAnza, «/. Enlgmaj^ riddle, [unriddle.

Adiyindr, «a. To ibretell; to coiUectnre; to

AdlTinob na, s. Soothsayer, divlnor; fore- boder, fortnne-teller. " tiTaoi^B, «^ Ailtjectkni. Ut&t, «a. To nnite. to abject tiTo, 9m. (Oram.) Adjective. HodlcMito, ^ Acyodication. nodic^, CO. To a^ndge; to award. O^ta, ^ Letter or paper inclosed in

A^i^to, ta, <L Joined, annexed. Adjiinto, mK Y. Ac^^etiw}^ and AdUamento. AdUunto^ A bodr of jodges to try a cause. AdmmicnUr, tcu To increase the power of

a thing by collateral aids. Adxnin^o, nn. Prop, sapport, aid. Administracidn, ^ Admlaisbvtion ; office of an administrator. J^adnUnistraoiont In tmat Admlnistrad^r, ra, 8. Administrator, mana- eer: steward, tmstee. Adndndetrador as ordsn^ A knlfht substitute. [serve. Admlnistrir. va. To administer, govern ; Adminiatrativo, va, a. Administrative, prac- tical [administration. Admini8trat6rio. ria, a. BdonMng to an Admir&ble, a. Admhwble, excellent, won- dcrfhL [encbarist Admirable, sm, A hymn in pndse of the Admirahlem^te, ad. Admirably, marvel- loosly. [prise. AdmiradAn, ^ Admiration, wonder; snr- Admiraddr, ra, «. Admirer, wonderor. Admlrintei, pa. Admiring. Admirir, va. To admire; to marv-el. — vr. To be seized tiith admiration ; to wonder. Adraisiblei, a. Admissible, fit, proper. Admid6n, «/ Admission. AdnUtir, va. To admit ; to receive ; to accept Admonicl6a, t/ Admonition, warning. Admonit^r, sm. Monitor; admonisher. Adn&ta, ^ (Anat) Adnata, the external

white menobrane of the eye. Ad6, ad. where, whither. Ad(^Mo, da, a. Fickled. Adob^^ 9m. I^icklod pork, or any other

sort of dreased meat Adobadfr, ra. a. Dresser, prcpoicr. [hide& Adobfo, ta. To picklo moat ; to cook ; to tan

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Ad6bo, 9m. A sun-dried bHok.

Adoberia, «/. A IMek-yard.

Ad6bo,<m.SepalrinK; pickle-eauce ; hogn* dients for droesingTeather or cloth ; rouge

Adooen4do, da, a. Common, ordinary, vul- gar, rto deepisa

Adocen&r. xa. To count or sell by dozens;

Adoctrinar, va. To instruct ; break in horsea

Adolecer, im. To be ill; to labor under dla- eaae.

Adolesc^da, «/ Adolescence.

Adoleso6nte, a. Adolescent, young.

Ad6nde, ad. Whither? to what phM^f where. Adcnde guiera^ To whateve* place you please.

Aa6nicot Adonlo, 9m. A Latin verse consist- ing of a dactirl and a spondee.

Adopddn, ^f. Adoption, lathering.

Adoptad6r, ra, 8. Adopter.

Adoptinte, pa. Adopting; embracing

AdoptAr, WL To adopt, to ihUier; embrace; grait

Adoptive, ra, a. Adoptive. [please.

Adoqui^, Adoqni^ra, dd. (Oba.) Where you

Adoquin, 9m. Blndin^-etone of a pavement

Ad6r, 9m, The time for watering land.

Adorable, a. Adorable.

Adoraci6n, ^ Adoration, worship, [miroi.

Adoraddr, ra, «. Adorer, worshipper, ad-

Ador&r, co. To adore, to reverence.

Adorat6rio, 9m. Temple of idols in America.

Adormeced6r, ra, a. Soporiferous.

Adormec6r, vr. To cause sleep; to calm, to lull— i?r. To Ikll asleep; to grow De- numbed.

Adormeckio, da, a. Mopish ; sleepy, drowsy.

Adormeoiml^nto, sm. Drowsiness, sleepi- ness, mopishness.

Adonnld6ra, «/. (Bot) Poppy.

AdomAdo, da, a. Ornamented, adorned.

Adornad6r, ra. a. Adorner, embellisher.

Adomdr, vo. To adorn, to beautiiy; to ftir- nish ; to accomplish.

Adomista, 9m. Painter of omamenta.

Ad6mo, 9m, Adorning; ornament; garni- ture, trimming; fomiture.

Adquirid6r, ra, «. Acquirer.

Adquirir, va. To acquire, to obtain, to get

Adquisiddn, tf. Acquisition.

A'dra, tif. Turn, time, succeestye order.

AdragAnte, a. Gnm tragacanth.

Adr^ «/ A toothing-stone that sticks out oi a wall, for a new buildingto be joined to it

Adriiles, 9m. pL Hurdles, racks of carts.

AdrMe, Aaredem6nte, ad. Purposely, knowingly.. Inav'w. To right a ship.

Adriz^r, «J. (Nou.) To right Adriear un

Adrubddo, da, a. Gibbous, convex, [ment

Adsoribir. «a. To appoint to a place ; em|>Joy

Adstriccion, «/ Compression.

Adudna, at A custom-house; tax. Paacrr per todaa Ian aduanaa^ To undergo a close examination.

Aduan6ro, 9m. Custom-houso officer.

Adu&r, am. Horde, a mlgratury crow ; Arab or gypsy tent-villaga

Adudr, wu Y. Qmdudr, liewir^ Tnur.

Aductor, 9m, (Anat) Adductor muscles.

AduendAdo, da, a. Ohost-llko. [borlne

Adnfi^o turn. Blow with a timbre' or tanv

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4d61^ 9m. Timbrel or t«mborln«.

Adafl^ ra, i. Timbrel or tamboilneplarer.

Adi\)Ad«^ AdAK ^' P^ (Nan.) Coll or % coiled cable.

Adid&r, DO. To eoll a cables pnigation.

AdOla, «/. (Prov.) Oroand wltb no partieiilar

Adaladon, ^f, Adalation, flattery, coaxing.

Adntaddr, ra, «. Flatterer, fkwner, coaxer.

Adal&r, «a. To flatter, to coax, to conrt

Adolatorio, rla. n. Adulatory; flatterli%.

Adaleir, vn, Tx> bawl, hoop.

Adal^ro, tm. Driver of horses or mnlea

Ad6ltera, «/! Adulteress.

Adnltoracion. •/. Adulteration.

Adulterddo, aa, a. Adulterated.

Adultoraddr, ra, f: Adulterator, [adultery.

Adnlter&r, «& & a. Tb adulterate; to commit

Adnlterino^ na, a. Adulterous; adulterated.

Adult6rio, Sffk Adultery.

Ad&ltero, ra, «. Adulterer.

Adfilto, ta, a. Adult [der ductile.

Adnlz&r, t>a. To sweeten : to soften ; to *'«n-

Adnmbraci6n, «< Adumbration.

Adanacl6n, 0/ union.

Adustl6n, </r (Med.) Burning up.

Adus^vo, va, & That which has the power

- of burning up. [bla

Adteto, ta, a. Burnt up: gloomy, untractai-

Advenedizo, za, a. Foreign; an upstart

Adveniml^nto, 9m, Arrival ; advent

AdventAJa, ^ (Iaw. Prov.) A Jewel.

Adventicio, oia^ a, Adventltions ; (Law) ac- quired by industry.

AdverblAl, a. Adverbial.

Adv6rblo, «m. Adverb.

Advers&rio, sm. Adversary, opponent

Adversativo, va, <i. (Qraro.) Adversative.

Adversid&d, «/ Calamity, misfbrtuno.

Advirso, sa, a, Adver8«, opposite, [advice.

Advert6noiiL tf. Advertence; attenUon to;

Advertido, da, a. Noticed, informed ; skilftiL

Advertimltoto. 9m. V. Adverieneia.

Advertir, vo^ To observe ; to advise, to give noUce; to aoauaint; to mark.

Advidnto, 9m. Advent

Advocaci6n, rf. Appellation given to a church, chapel, or altar, dedicated to the holy virgin or a saint

Advocat^rlo, rla, a. Carta cidcocatoHa or oonvocaioria, A letter of convocation.

Adyac6nto, a. Adjacent [winnowed.

Aechad6ro, «m. The place where grain Is

Aechoddr, ra, «. Winnower. [cbafT, Ac.

Aechadtou, nf. pL The reftise of grain,

AechAr, ea. To winnow.

A6cho, 9m, Winnowing.

A6reo, rea, a. Aerial ; airy, f&ntastic.

Aerilttrme, a. (Chem.) Aeriibrm.

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Aerografia, 9f. Aerography. Aerologia, «/ Aerology.

[air.

Aeromancia, s/ The art of divining by the AeromAntico, 9m. Professor or student of aeromancy. [the air.

ieromotria, ^ Aerometry, art of weighing Aer6metro, «»k (Phys.) Aerometer. AeronAuta, 9m.. Aeronaut Aero9c6piR, «/ The observation of the air. Aerostacido, «/ (Phys.) Aerostation. Aerosti^oo, ca, a. Aeroetatio. [vility.

AflibilidAd, 9/. AflHbility, conrteousncss, cl-

Aftble, d. Aillftble, cmnteona, dvIL Afkblemdnte^ a<L Afllibly, fluBillarly: Aftca. ^ (Bot) YeUow vetch. Aihg^smo^ 9m, A sort of tax. impost, or duty Aikmido, da, a. Celebrated, noted. Attn, 9m, Anxiety, eageraesi. Aflmadamtote, aa. Anxiously, laboriously. A&nad6r, ra. «. Eager for riches ; painstaker. AAnAr, «n. s r. To toil, to labor, [taking Atkn^ sa, €L Solicitous: laborious, pains- Afitfcal&r, va. (Prov.) To stack, to build rick& Afead^r, ra, 9. One that deforms or makes

ugly. [calumny.

Afeamldnto, snu (Oba.) Defkolng; ugtiBess; Afeir, va. To delbrm; to dear, to oensorsw Afecci6n. «/ Affection, InolinaUon. AfectadOn.^ Ailtsetation; dalstinesa. Afeetido, OA, a, Aflbcted, formal, conceited Afectad6r, ra. 9. Affected person. AfoctAr, «a To aflbot, to act upon, to produce

eflJBot; to unite benefices or Uvin^L Afectlllo, 9m, dim. SHsht alTeedon. Afoctivo, va, a. Aflbctl ve, proceeding frott

affection. Afocto, 9m. Affection, love, kindness: pat

sion. A/eeito9 d99ordtnado9^ Inordinate

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Aii3cto, ta, a. Affectionate ; reserved ; subjed Afectudso, sa, a. Kind, gracious, loving. Afoitad6r, ra, «. Barber, hairdresser. Afeltiu*, va. To shave ; to trim.— ©r. To use Ai&lte, 9m, Paint, rouce. [paints or rougo. Af&lio, 9m. (Astr.) Apnellon. AfelpidQ. da, Ow Snaggy; phBh-Hke. PaXU-

tM ofdpado9, (Nan]) Oiised mata. Afomlnaci6n. ^ Efl^mlnation. AfominMo, oa, a. Effeminate, [enervaitew Afhmln^, va. To oflSsminate, to unman ; to Aflh^sis, 9f. (Gram.) Aphcresis. Aferrido, da, a. Headstrong, stubborn. AfiBrrad6r, ra, «. Orappler or grasper. Afiarrami6nto, 9m, Gn»ping, grappling ; fhrl-

Ing, (of sails.) Afbrrte, va^ To grapple, to grasp; (Nsn.) to

ftiri ; to moor.— vr. To grasp one another

stronrir. [keta.

Aferravefaa, rf. pL (Nan.) Furiing-llnes, gas- Aflanzir, va. To become ball, to guarantee;

to prop: to make flist Aficion, «f. Affection ; liking, taste. Aficionado, da, 9. An amateur; lover. Aflcionir, va. To affect to cause or inspire

aifoctlon. Aftcionar99 eon «9oe90 A^ To

give one's mind to. Ancioncilla, a/ dim,. Slight affection; love. Af ^0, ia, a. (Oram.) United to the end of a

woru,afIlx. Aflladira, 9f. Whetstone, sbarpening'Stone. AfiUdo, a. Sharp.

Aflladfkra, 9f. Sharpening, whetting. Afilamldnto, 9m. The slendorness of the fWoe

or nose. Afll^, va. To whet, to grind : to render keeat

AJUar Uu ufUu^ To make an extraordl-

nary effort of genius or skUL— or. To grow

tliln and meagre. Afiligranido, da, a. Resembling flllgiee. Afllon,«m. Whetstone; steel fbrshaix»oning Afilosofido, da, a. Eccentric Afin, 9. Belatton by afllnity.

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i0aMd6n.9/, OompI«tl<m; refining; tonlnf. kOnida^ da» ck Well-flniflbed, oomplatOk Aflnad^, rm, «. Finisher; toning-key.

Afixkami6nto. 9m. Beflnement [to tonei Aflnir, va. To refine, to complete, to polish ; AflneAMe, a. Vehement!/ or eegerlj desired. Aftna, a, SimUar between tbemaeiTes. AfinidAd, <^ Affinity; (Met)anelog7; rel^

tloBta. A/ir, em. Horse-^nedtdne of janiper-berrle& AArmftci6n, ^f. Affirming; assertion. Aflnnnddr. ra, i. AS&rmer, asBnrer. Afinanmldnto^ mK Aflkniation. Afln&Aotei» JNL AlBrmer. AflnnAr, v^ To aflirm; to make ftst, to ae- cnre; to oontend.— Ofi.. To inhabit— «r. To maintain firmly; to stand firm. Afirmaliva, «/ Y. A/trmacUm. AfimutiTo, Ta, a. AffinnativflL AflstolAr, eOw To render flstnlons. AflechitM, 9m,pL (Nan.) Batlinea Aflleoi6iif 4/: AflUooon. ^ief; angnish. Afiietiro, Ta, a. AfiUctlve. Fena t^fiieHoa^

Oorporeal ponishment Aflktoi, ta, pp. irr. of AJUgir. Afllgidam^nte, ad. OrieTOOsly. Afliglmiteto. «m. y. 4/Uoc<o«t. Atli^, va. To afflict, pain, grieve, torment — rr. To lament, repine.

'iu^^f.y. AMami^nio. .liAntow tm. Lazatton; looseneesi >, eo. To looaea, to relax, to relent; to lltate; to soften; to grow weal^; to lose coorage, to languish. Aflor&do, a. v. SUir^ado. [flnenoj.

AiUiAocla, ^f. Afilnenee, plenty, abundance; Afin^nte, a. Affluent, abundant; loquadoua. AlbllMo, da, a. Wearing large or wide trons- AfollAr, tKi. To blow with bellows. [era. Albnd Ar, vo. To pat under water ; (Nau.) to

Btnk. — tn. To Ibander. AibIu^ 9f. Aphony, loss of speech. Albridoi, a. Pririleged person. Afovaddr «fn. Ganger, appraiser. AAmuniento, •m. Ganging; tariff; yalnation. hMg^va, To gauges io measure; to exam- ine; toanprajise. [beasta Albrisma, tf. A swelling in the artariea of AJbrismo, 9m* Aphorism, maxim. Afbristioo, ca, a. AphoristlcaL Al&ro, 9m. Ganging; ^^ndsement; tarifll Afonraddr, ra, 9. A liner. Afiirrir, va. To Hne: flue; seal; shealbe.

AJbrrar un eo&o, To serve a cable. Afttrd^ 9m. Lining; sheathing. Afoitnnad4m6nte, ad. Luckily. AibrtnnAdo^ ^'»\a. Fortunate, happy, lueky. AibrtunAr, va. To make happy. Afoe&rse, vr. (Mil) To ditch one^s self in. AfraUAr, va. (ProT.)To trim trees. Afrancemdo, da, a. Frenchified, Frenchlike. AfranoeaAr, va. To FrenehiQr. AMcfao, Mk Bran.

AAwiBAr, vn. To bridle the oars. [fkmy. AfMota, f|f Afrh>nt, dishonor; outrage; in- Af^tMv va. To aflhmt; to insult— ^r. To

be aflhmted, to blush. Aftvnt^eo), aa, Ow Ignominious; insulting. AftetAr, to. To dean tho twttom of a veraol.

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A'flioo. 9m. The southwist wind. Afh>ntar, va. To oonflrcnt; to reproach.—

VM^ To free. 4^erd«, Upon the word oC Aih^ra, ad. Abroad; in pnolic; moreovec

Afuira Afuera I Stand out of tho way. Afhdras, 9m. pL Environs of a place. AAifiir, AfhfS&se, vik ^ r. (ColL) To run

away, to escape. AfQste, 9m, A gun-earrlage. Agabach&do, da, a. Frenchified. AgachAda, ^ (GolL) BtrataKom, artificer Agaohadiza, ^ A snipe. Hacer la agaohO'

dUa. To conceal one's self Agacharse, vr. To stoop, to eqnat, to crouch. AgdlU, «/ Gall-nut Quedane da la a^^tiUa

or colgado ds la agaUa^ To be deceived.

—pL Glands in the tlm>at; gills of fishes;

wind-galls ; beaks of a shuttle. rgallsw Agall&do, da, a. Steeped in the infhslon ol AgaU6n, 9m. A large gall-nut AgaUonM

pk Strings (rf large nlver beads. Agalludla, ^ dim. A small gall-nut AgamitAr, va. To imitate the voice of a Ihwn, AgamuzAdo, da, a. Charaois-eolored. AgangrenArse, va. To gangrene AgApea, rf. pk Agape, love-feast Agap^taa, 9f. pL AgapetiB ; virghis living in

sisterhood. AgarbAdo. da, a. T. Oarbo90. Agarbanzar, vn. (Prov.) To bud, to shoot AgarbArse, vr. To cower, to squat like a hare. AgarbixonArse, vr. To make up into sheavea. Agar^no, 9m. A descendant of Agar. AgArico, 9m. Agaric; mushroom. [haft Agarrad6ro, 9m. Anohoring-gronnd; hold, AgarrAdo, da, a. Stln^, closeflsted, in^per. Agarrad6r, ra, «. BaUUi: ]>older.

AgarrafAr, va. To grasp ; to grapple ; grasper; AgarrAma, ^ BaUifll AgarrAnte, pa. V. Agarrador. AgarrAr, va. To grasp, to seize, to catch ; to

obtain. Agarrar96 d4y To grasp at AgArro, 9m. Grasp, catching. Agarrochad6r, 9m. Pricker, goader. [goad. AgarrochAr, AgnrrochoAr. va. To prick, to AgarrotAr, va. To tie, bind, fiiston with cords. A^sdad6r, ra, «. Oflldou^ kind, obliging. AcasijAr, va. To receive and treat kmdly;

to regale. Agas^ 9m. Aflfectlonate reception ; kind*

ness; a friendly present; reflreshment A'gata, 9f. Ante, a predoua stone. A'gatas, On all fbura.

A^vAnza, 9f. Dog-rose, hlp-troe. AgavilUulor, ra, «. Sheaf-biader ; monopolist AeftvillAr, va. To bind In sh >aves. — or.(Met)

To associate with a gang of sharpera. AgazapAr, va. (Goll.) To nab a person.— «r.

To hide one's selC A'ge, 9m. Chronic disease; complaint AgeAr, «a. To cry like a partridge doeely

pursued. Agi&noia, «/ Agency; diligence, activity. AgendAr, va. To solldt, obtain. Agend^ sa, a. Diligent active; ofBdoua Agengibre, 9m. Y. Omgiore. AiAno, na, a. Foreign, strange; remote

ignorant Agenodeverdad^y old of tmih AgSnte, 9m Agent; solldtor, attorney. Acon6z, sm. Field-fonnd fiower. 11

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Ifffptfm^ «/ (Bot) HotlMrwort

A^iiet^o, da, a. Flowered like ailka.

AgnMioznia, ^f. (little us.) Agricaltarism.

A$r6Domo, am. A writer on i^caltare.

AffropUa, «m«. Qerman bezoor.

AgminirBe, itt. To dog: '

Agmpdr, vo. To groap, to crowd. Tfrait

Acraim, «! Additr; acerbity; trees ol soar

A {koa, s/'^Water ; liquor : lostre of diamonds ; dilaa.) leak. Agua de aaahar^ Orange- TOwer water. Amta dt aior^ Scented water. Aip»a Uovediza^ Bain- water. Affua fuarte. Aqua fortia Jl0r?<a reffia. Aqua Ngia. ^^ttafteiaditofUoIy water. Affw^ «a, Look ontfiv water I Affua 9it>a,B.im' Bing water ; tide. Agwu muertaSy Keap> tidea. .^i^riMM 9»MM, Spring tides. £rUre dot OffHoa^ Between wind and water. .lirvoa&c^a,a<t. Down the stream. Affita arribOt <mL Against the stream.

Agnacite, or Agualate> sm. (In Pern, PaUa^) A tree of this name, and its fruit, called Alligator-pear.

Agiiao6ro, mn. Shower.

Agnaehirle, ajl inferior wine; slipslop.

AgnadMra, «/ (Pror.) Groond sowed when dry, thai Irrigated.

Agoadl, mtK A constable. Y. Alffuacil.

Agnida, «/ Water on board a ship. Uaeer Offmada^ To water; watering-place; wa- ter-oolor sketch.

Agnadi&raa, tf. p^ Frames for water-Jars.

Agnadiro, sm. watering-place for cattle and ahipai

Agnad\)a, ^f, Hamor in pimples or soreOi

Agoido, da, a. Watered; abstemioos.

Aguador, am. Water-carrier. mi\.)Aguador dH real^ Sotler; watcr-whoel backet

Agoad&cho, »m, Water-coarae ; place to drink water.

Agaad6ra, »/. Water-snr&lt

Agaige, mn, Bapid corrent of sea- water.

Agnahif, fta. To disoover by examination.

Ago^aqoe, snti. A son of gum-ammoniac;

Ago^asi '/ P^ Ulcers above the hooib.

AgnamamI, anK Water-Jug, layer; a wash- stand, [hands.

Aguamtoos, mrK Water for washing tlie

Agnamarina, «/ Aqua marine, beryl

AgoamelAdo, da, €L Washed over with water and honer. [mead.

Agnami^l, ^ Hydromel, honey and water,

Aguanidre. s/C A magpiflL

AgnsDoefdad, ^ Serous humors.

Agusn^so, sa, a. Aqueous ; extremely moist

AgnantAr, «a. To bear, to sustain, to suffer; to maintain; to carry a stiff sail

A^nte, sm. Fortitude; vigor; patience. jfioMio de OQuaiUe^ A stiff ship, [chines.

AgoaftAn, sm. Constructor of hydraiulo ma-

AgoapiA, tm. Small wine.

AgoAr, VOL To mix with water; to dtoturb pleasure, to damp. [time.

AgoardAr, «a. To expect, to wait; to grant

Agnardenteria, ^. Liquor^shop.

AgnardantAro, ra, «. Betailer of liquors.

AgaanliAnta,«i».6plrlt]ioaa liquor. Aguar- dimU de wxii Brandy. Affuurdiente de caOOt B«m. A gua^'dtrtU de grano^ WtaMcey.

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AguArdo, sm. Lurking for a sportraiaiw

A^uarrAs, •/ Spirits of turpentine.

AguArse, «r. To be inunda^; to get stilt

Agaat6cha, t^. Fire-engiDo.

Auat^ho, anx. Fire-engine ; small quagmire

Aguaviento^ em. YoUow sage-tree.

AguAza, %f. Aqacous humor ; sap from tree&

AguazAl, sm. V. Pantano.

AguazArae, vr. To be covered with water.

AgoAzo, Drawing In gouache or opaqae

water-colors. Aguazdso, sa, a. Aqacous. [la-plant

AguazAr, em. Dark-green largo-leaved oaril- Agudamonte, ad. Sharply, keenly; ingen*

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AguuadAr, ra, s. Stirrer, stimulator.

A^nadAra, «/. Spurring; stirring.

Agu^Ar, €0. To prick, to spur, to goad ; te stimulate. — m. To march fast

AguUatArio, ria, a, (Law) SUmulaUng.

Agu^An, em. Sting of a bee; spur, goad.

Agu^onAzo, »7n. Thrust with a good.

Aguljoneador, ra, «. Spurrer, inciter.

A^oneAn va. To thrust Y. Aguijar.

Aguila, er. Eagle; a gold coin; Bonum standard.

AguilAndo, sm. Y. Aguinaldo,

A^lAiio, fiia, a. Aqniline; hawk-nosed.

AguiliUa, «/ di77u A little eaglo, an eaglet

Agail ucho, em. A young eaglo ; hobby, [box.

AguinAldo, em. Kew-vear's g^ Christmas-

Ag<|ja, {/T Needle, bodkin; steeple; needle- fish ; needle-shell ; hand of a watch, or a dial Agv^a de mare(w^ A mariner's compass. Agt0a de odmara^ A hanging compass. Agy^a capotera, Sail-needJe. .^^adEere/in^o^ Boltrope-needle. Agti- ja de haoer media^ Knitting-needio. Agti- Ja de meeltOTt Skewer.— p2w Bibs of an animaL

Agi\ierAr, to, Y. Agt^erear.

Agt\)ixo, «m. A prick with a needla

Agi^erAzo, em, A wide hole.

Agi^ereAr, «& To pierce, bore, moke holes.

Agi\)erioo, «ffK dim. A small hole.

AgiO^ro, em. Hole; needle-maker; pin- cushion; needle-case.

AgnJAta, ^ String or strap of leAlher.—pZ. Grog-money given to post-boys ; pains rell Jh>m fiuigue. [made or sold.

Agi^etena, ^ Shop where agu^etue are

AgtOetAro, ra, em. Maker or seller of agu^t' ta4 or laces.

AguosidAd, tf. Lymph, a transparent liquor

Aguteo, sa, a. Aqueous, watery.

Agar, ad, (Coll) Adieu, ISuewell

AgusanArse, «r. To be wormeatcn.

AgustiniAno, na, «. Y. Aguetino. Belonging to the order of 8t Angustln.

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AgnttSnOf na, t. AugnsUnUm monk or nim. Agoxaddra, «if. Whetstone. Agii»d6ro, 9m, Hannt of wild boan.

the wit Affiuar las or^oA, To cock ap

the Mrs, to listen. Agmar la vUia, To

sharpen tlie slffat Agnzoni^ «m, Y. Uurgoncuo. Ahl int^AhX

Ahehrftdo, da, a. Thread-like, fibrous. Ahelelr, «a To give gall to drink, to make

bittcr.—en. To tsto yerj bitter. AhembrAdo, da, a* EfltaiinateL Aberrojamidnto, tm. Potting in Irons. AherroJ&r, vo. To chain, to pot in irons. Aherrombrdrse, irr. To torn fermffinons;

tasto and color of iron; to be fUll of scoria. Ahervortoe, vr. To be heated: applied to

Ahi, ad. There, In that place; jonder.

Ahidalgido, da, a. Gentlemanly.

Ab^ida, ^f. QodchUd, goddaughter. Y. Ahl-

4ado.—pp. of AJUjar, AbUAdo, BTtK Godchild; dlent [tosnok. AhUaddr, tm. One who pats a jronng animal AhyAr, co. To adopt; to impate.-'-ofk To

bring forth young. Ahlline, vr. To be Mnt; to grow sour;

to be weak. AJUlarae el vino^ To turn

and grow ropy. [food.

Ahilo, Wk Faintnefls, weakness for want <tf Ahinoo, am. Earnestness, eagerness, ardor. Ahltir, va. To surlbit ; to satiate^— vr. To be

surfeited. Abitdra, sf. Violent or con tinned indigestion. Aliito, ta, a. Laboring under an indigestion;

disgusted: tired. Aliito, tm. Indigestion; Burfbit Ahobacfaonikdo, da, a. Dull, slorenlj, laxj. Ahoclnibse, tfr. To run predpitatoly. Ahogaddro, sm. Hangman^ rope : place difll-

cult to breathe in ; necklace; nalter. Ahogadizo, za, a. Harsh, unpalatable;

drowned; choked. AhogAdo, da, a. Suflbcatod. Cart%sro aho-

ffadOf Stewed mutton; to insist upon.

JSstar ahoff ado. To be veiy busy. Ahogad6r. ra, «. Hangman. Ahoiamidnto, sm. Suffocation. T. Ahoffo.

AAogamdento de la madre^ Hysterics, an

hysteric fit Ahog&r, va. To choke, to smother; to drown ;

to oppress: to Ibnnder.— <»*. To be soflb-

cstcid; to drown one's seU^ be drowned. Ah6go. tm. Oppression, anguish, pain. AlK^do, tm, v. Ahoffuio. [throat

AhflguUo, tm, (Fan.) A quinsy, a swdled A^hogoio, tm. Oppression in the breast Ahojib>, vfk (Pro V.) To eat the leaves of trees,

to browsQ. rwoman.

A.hombr4do, da, a. Masculine; applied to a Ahond&r, «a. To sink.— vfk To penotrato ; to

hollow out Ah6ra, ad. Now, at present J^r aJtora^

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Ahorc&do, tm. Hanged man.

Ahoroad6n, ^. Hanging.

Ahoroi^&rBe, «r. To sit astride.

Ahorcto, V€L To bang.

Ahormir, va. To fit, to ah^te; to bring ooa

to a sense of bis duty. Ahomir, tta. To put in an oven. — vr. To be

scorched in the oven without being bakedu AhorquiUido, da, a. Forked. [forks,

Ahorquillir. va. To stay, to prop up witii Ahorndo, da, a. Unembarrassed; emaoel-

AhorTad6r. ra, t. Emancipator.

Aborramieoto, tm. Emancipation, enlhtt* chlsement Banco ds ahorrot^ Bavin^H banlc. [to eoonomiae, to aave^

AborrAr, va. To enfruphlse, to emancipate :

Ahorrativa. ^. (Coiny Y. Monro.

Ahoirativo, va/o. Frugal, thrifty, saving.

Ah6rro, tm» Parsimony, fhagaliQr, hus- bandry, [plaat

Ahoyador, tm. One that oiakes holes to

Aboyadtn, ^ (Obo.) Midilng holes in the ground.

AhoyAr, ikt To dij; boles for treea.

AlmehsdAr, ra, «. UoaMer; a miser.

Ahuch&r, va. To board up. [low.

Ahnecami6nto, tm. Excavation, cavity, bol-

AhuecAr, va. To excavate, to scoop out— vr. To grow haughty.

Abum^da, </ Smokeniignal; a sea^fish.

Ahum&r, va. To smoke, to cure in smoke.— «n.Tofkime.

Ah6r, Y. Agur,

AbusMo, d&^o. Spindle^haped.

Abns&r, va. To make sIender.-H7r. To taper

Ahuyentaddr, nL& A scarecrow.

AhuyentAr, va. To drive away, to pat t(> flight; to banish care.

A\i&da, ^ Goad, Y. Agu^ada.

Alnas, ad. Well-nigh; almost

Airadam6nte, ad. ABgrily; hastily.

AirAise, vr. To grow angry.

Air^, tm, augm. A violent gust of wind.

A'ire, tm. Air, wind; briaknees; graoefol« ness; aspect, look, gait; musical oompo- sition. Airtt natw'oltt^ The native air. Babtr lot airtt or lot vierUot. To desire anxiously. Ifablar (U aire, To talk idly. 7bi7>are<a<r«,Totakeawalk. Sna^ In a good homor. De buen 6 mal aire. In a pleasing or peevish manner. Jn» el aire, In a moment > [adt

Aire&rse, vr. To take the air; to cool one's

Aireoito^ tm. dim, A gentle breeze.

Air6a, tm. augm. Yiolent gale; a piume; the crested crane.

Airosunidnte, ad. GraoefhUy.

AirosidAd, ^ (Obo.) Graoefttl deportment

AJT6so,sa,€t Airy; graoeftal, genteel; soo-

AisIMo, da, a. Isolated; embarrassed. AisUr, va. To surround with water ; insalat« AJAda» s/C Asouoe of bread steeped in water

garhck, and salt

jado, da, <t Worn out, spoOod. iU-osed. A, amiento, fffk Dlsflgnrataon; deformity A ^t '"^ Garlio-fleld. A,&r,va. To spoil, tandsh ; abases Ajar^ em. Flat roof; platform.

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41% mn. A ohronlo oompli^at

htm,9fi BniBh>wood ibr taeL

A edra, 4/! WintAr savory.

A, edrfiz, «m. ChesB: netting, grating.

4 •drexAdo, da, a. Oheok«red, variegatod. .

A enibe, am. wild moBtaid.

A, dqJOk am. Wormwood,

4 aau, am. The fennel-flower.

4 ^itiv am. Tender of garlia

A, eenitidouda, & Jeenitica].

4 dte, am. Tonng garlic, garlio-aaace.

A ^ ^m. The red dwarf-pepper.

A, iao^ite, sm. Miztore of garlic and oil.

A lo61ik ^ Leather^lne idth garlic.

Ajatmoge or AJUim^^ am. Sauce of pepper

and garlic AJiAol am>. Tender jonng garlic. AJimcz, an. Kind of arcned window. A|ipii£ms aivk Leek. nadieai

A?)oi, 9m, Garlic; garUo-aanoe; paint for

'ir, «a. To carry back-loads.

V amk, A heavy back-load.

na» ^ Basin Ihr water. t}6Uo, am. Sance of oil and garlic.

'«, am. Bird-lime. [thistle

|6n, OT iJoijJ^ro, ^ The low carltne Aljonjoli, 9m, Sesame-eeed, bene-

9m. Dish of gailio and cheese. 4^ Bracelets and anklet& f. to, (ProvO To bawl, to cry out lado^ 0^*0* Ulred by tne day. , wk To hire by the day. Ajoi^^ 9f.pl. Spavin, a disease in horsee. AjoanetMO, da, a. Bony lamps on the feet;

Aioib; 9tn, Apparel, fkunitore.

AjndlAdo, da, a. Jewish.

AJnidMo, da, a. Jadioiooa, pradent

AjoIdiU', «n. To acqoire Jodgment; become pradent.

Aiutadamtote, ad, Joatly, rightly.

A natido, da, a. Eiact, right, moral; stingy.

A nstad6n 9m. Close waistcoat, Jacket

Ajnatamionto, am. Settlement; agreement; recetpta

Ajostir, va. To adlast, conipoee, guide ; oon- aert; oppreaa; fit— «r. To settle matters; combine; approach; engage.

AJ^ste, 9m. Proportion; agreement, con- tract, oath.— «£ Couplings.

AJostici^, 9Ck To execute, to put to death.

Al art (Oontraa of A el) To the.

lia. </: Wing; aisle; row; flank; brim. ^toa,^p2L Protection; defence; velocity; (Nan.) studdhig-eaiL

AI.% am. Allah, God.

AJlLinterJ. IloUa, a word used in calling.

AlabAdoi am. Uynm in praise of the sacra- ment [mender.

Alabad6r. ra, a. Fraiser, applauder, com-

AhU>anciMa, aa, o^ Boastftil, ostentatloua.

Alabandina, 9f. Manganese, a seml-metaL

Alaban'za, ^Praise, commendation.

AlabAr, wk To praise, extol, gloriiy.

Alabirda, </! Halberd; sergeant's place.

Alabard&zQ, am. Blow with a halberd.

Alabard^ro, am. Halberdier: khis's guard.

AlabastrMo, da, a. B^embling alobaater.

Alabastrina, ^/T Thin sheet of alabaster

Alabastriao, na, a. (Poet) Made of alabaatai;

Alab&Btro, 9m. Alabaster. [water^miU

A'lab^ 9m. Olive-branch; ladle, flier of i(

Alabearse, vr. To warp, to grow bont

Alab^ 1^ Sweet basil.

Alid>^ 9m, Warping, bent, curved.

AlaMsa, ^. A pike made in Abba.

AlabiAdo, da, a. lipped, ragged; money.

Alao^na, 8f. A oopboard, pantry, lockec

A14cha,^Shad.

Alaci&r, 9fk y. MMaeiar.

AlacrAn, am. A scorpion ; ring ; stop or hook*

AlacranAdo, da, a. Bit by a scoipion ; yidoub

AlacranSra, ^ Mouse-ear scorpion-grasa.

A16da, ^, Fhittering of the wings^ [plee.

Aladiires, 9m. pL Locks of hair over the tem-

AlAdo. da, a. Winged, feathered.

AladrAda, ^. A ftirrow.

Aladrir, w. (Prov.) To plough.

AUidro, 9m, Plough; ploodlied land.

Aladr6qne, am. (Prov.) A Imh anehory.

Aldfla, ^ (ColL) Merer.

Alaga, af. A species of yellow wheat

Alflffartado, da, a. Variegated; motley.

AlAica, a/t Winged ant, or pismire.

Al^ja, A^jdr, &0., Y. AlAcfJa, AlJu^ar, Am.

Al^dr, 9m. Qround-rent

AlfljA, 9m. Paste of honey, almonds, Ac

Aldma, ^ Gold or silver doth ; lama.

Alamdr, am. Loop of silken twist or cord.

AlamblcAdo, da, ct. Distilled; given sput*

Ingly. Alambicir, va. To dlstU ; investigate doaely. Alamblque, 9m^ Alembic, stOL /\9r akurn^

M^utf, Sparhigly. AUmbre, 9m, Wire; copper; copper wire. Alam6da, ^. Poplar grove; public walk. Alamin, 9m. Clerk ofthe market; arehiteet Alamina, </! A fine on potters for treepassing

the law. AlaminAzgo, am. Office of a derk. Sec Alamir6, 9m, Musical chord (la niire). Alamo. 9m, Poplar. Alamparae, vr. To long for, to crave. Alanceaddr, 9m. Lance-thrower. AlanoeAr, «a. To dart, to spear, to lance. Alandreine, vr. To become dry. Alan^ 9m, A kind of stag in New Mexico. AIAno, 9m. Mastifll [Vandals.

Al&no, na, a. Belonging to the AlanB or Alanzida, jyT V. Aramtadcu AlansAr, t<l To throw lances. ^one.

Alaqutea, ^. Alaqudques, am. pL Blood- Aldr, am. Pent-roof; snare of hair. AlAr. ifo. (Nan.) To hawL Alfirbe, 9m. Arabian ; unmannerly person. Al&rde, am. Review of soldiers; ostentatimt

Jlacer aktrde^ To boast or brag. Alardefir, mi. To review. Alard6eo^ sa, et. Ostentatious, boastAiL Alargaddr. ra, a. Delayer, poelponer. Alargamlento, 9m. The act of lengthening. Alarg^, «a. To lengthen ; protract ; increase : Alargu^ am. Dog-rose. [to hand

Alirla, ^ A potter's flat-iron. Alarida, ^. Hue and cry. Alarido, 9m, Outcry, about, howL Ahurffi^ 9tn. Office of an arohitad. Alarifb, am. Architect, builder. Akrijes, t^.pLK largo sort of griMi.

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AMnaa, ^f, Akrm; nottoe of dufw. Akrmlr, «& To aUrm, call to arms. Alattrir^vo. To throw iMck the mib; ballast

— «r. To squat olose. Alat^nio, wm. Mock-prlvot Alat6ii, mn* Latten, brass; loto-tree fruit Alaton6ro, am. Nettle or lote-treo. Alatrdn, sffK FroUi of saltpetre. AlayAnco, sm. Y. Lmocmco, Alazun, na, Or, Borrel-color. Al&Eo, «fik A stroke with the wings. AIax6r, «m. (Bot) Bastard salThm. A'lba, ttf. Dawn of di^ ; alb, the white gown

worn bj priests. AlbaoSa, tm, Bxeentor.— ^ Ezecatrix. Albaoeugo, sm.. Bxeoatorshlp. Albao6ra, tf. A fish like a tunny ; an earlr fig. Alb&da, tf, Serenade at daybreak. (Mex.)

An attaiok at daybreak. AlbahiU», ^ (Bot) Sweet basil. [basiL

Albahaqn^ro, mm* Flower>pot with sweet Albahaqnilla, (del rlo.) ^. diUen. AlbalA, am. Boyal letters patent ; a qnittanee.

AU>aiddsffma^ A passport Albantea, a^Net for catching partridges, ete. Albafiil, AlbafiAr, am. Ck>minon sewer. Albafiil, sm. Mason, bricklayer. Albafifleria, «C Kasoniy. Albaqula, ^. Semnant ; nndlridablo portion

in ooUecttng tithes. Albfr, a. White.

Albarin. am. Adyertlsoment; note of hand. Albarazftda, ^ A marble-colored grape. AlbarazAdo, da, a. Pale with the white

leprosy. Albarioo, am. White leprosy. AlbArea, ^. Y. Aharea, Albarcoqn^ wk (Ptot.) Apricot-tree. Albirda, ^ Pack-saddle. [the loins.

Albardddo, da, a« Different colored skin at AlbardAr, wk, To put on a pack-saddle; to

lard fowls. Albard61a, tf. Small saddle. AJbardoria, ^f. Pack-saddle shop. Albarddro, am. Pack-saddle maker. Albardilla, ^f. Small paok-eaddlo; border;

batter. Albardhk, am. Matweed. Albardto, «m. A pannoLjpack-saddle. Albar^o, Albarlgo, sm. (Prov.) A spedes of

wheat Alba]1c6qae, am. Apricot [seller.

Albarlooqa^ am. Apricot-treo ; apricot Albarillo, am. A tnne on the guitar; suaydl

kind of apricots. Albarino, am. A white paint fiyr women. Albarrida, ^ A dry wall ; ditch for defence^ Albarrad6n, am. A monnd to hinder inun- dation. Albarrina, ^ (Bot) OabdUa aibarrana^

SqnilL Tbrr^oidorrana, A sort of watch- tower. Albarr^ am, Loosewort [thra.

AlbaUira, ^ Carbuncle; pimple in the ure- AltMtdaa, ^ A aniall corered boat Albayaldado, da,a. Oorered with white-lead. Albay&lde. am. White-lead, oemse. Albazino, ma, & Of a dark chestunt color. Albizo, am. Assault at daybreak. ilbe4r, 9a. To whiten.

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Albedrio, am. Free-will

Albditar^ am, A fiurler; horse-doetor.

Albeiteria, ^ FArrlory.

AlboUdn, am. Y. AtbafUO.

Albdnda, ^ Hangings of white linen.

Albendo^ ^. Woman who makes haoglngt

Albengdla, ^ A sort of gauze for turbans.

Albtotola, ^ A slight net of fine thread.

Alb6rca, ^ A pond or pool ; sink.

Alb^rchiga or Albdroblgo, a. Peach.

Alberodn, am. attffm. A large pool or pond

Alb««ns6na, ^ Mad-apple, egg-plant

Albergaddr, rtu «. A hotel-keeper.

AlbergAr, wk To lodge, harbor.— «r. To taks or let lodginss. [shelter.

Alb^rgne^w/k Lodging-honse; den; hospital;

Albergneria, ^, Inn ; hospital for poor travel- lers.

Albergu6ro, am. Innkeeper.

AIb6ro, am. Whitish earth ; dish-cloth.

Alberqu^ro, am. Tender of soaking flax.

Alb^uilla, ^. dim. A little pool

AlbldTnte, a. Whitening, bleaching.

Albib&r, am. (Bot) Ox-eye.

Albllla, ^ Albillo, am. An early white grape

Albino, a. The wine of a white grope.

Albin, am. Hamatites or bloodstone.

Albina, ^ Marahy croundooTored with nitra

Albino, na, <k Aibma

Albion, sm. Albion, andentnameofSna^d.

A'lbis, (Met) Quidarae in AUda, To be 'lis- appointed.

AHbo, ba, a. Ytxj white.

Albogilla, ^. A kind of sail-nut

AIb6gne,«m, A pastoral flute; martial music.

Alb<^6ro, ra, a. One who makes alboffuea

Albon6I, am. A spedes of bind-weed.

Albdndiga, «f. A Doll of forced meat

Albondiguilla, ^. dim. A small ball of foroed meat

Alb6r, am. (Poet) Whiteness; dawn,

Alboriula, f^ Dawn of day ; battle at dawn.

AlboreAr, wk To dawn.

Alb6iga, ^ A mat-weed sandaL

Alboima, ^ A large glazedjug.

Alb6mo, am. Alburnum. [(^^ak.

A]bom6iE, am. Coarse woollen stuff; Moorish

AlbOTonia, ^ A dish of egg-plant, pnmpUns^ and pepper. [bugain.

Alboroqne, am. Treat at the eondusion of a

Alborotido, da, a. Turbulent restless. .

Alborotad6r, ra, a. Bloter, rlolator of poaoo.

Alborotapudblos, a, A mover of sedilion; a promoter of feasts. [oror ; fling out

Alborot^, 90, To disturb. — vr. To come

Albor6to, am. Tumult riot; outcry, dutci

A1borozad6r, ra, a. Promoter of nurth.

AlborozAr, va. To exhilarate.

Albor6xo, am. Merriment exhilaration.

Albortdnte, am. A branch for a candle.

Albridas, 4f-P^ Eeward for good nowa.

Albud6ca, ^(Bot) A pumpkin.

Albu^rbola. ^ Exhilaration.

Albuf&ra, ^ A hu^ lagoon.

Albugineo, nea, a. (Anat) Albuminom

Albngin6so, sa, a. Y. AttmifiMO.

Albfigo, am, A disease in the eye^

Albuh^ra, 4< A fresh-water lake^

Album, am. Album.

Albfimeo, am, (Ohom.) Albumea.

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llbir, MkDaoe^afish; » gam« at cardi. AlbAn, ^. Whit«ae8& Albnrwo, mi. A pUqrer at albures. k1h(a^8m^pL A game at earda. Alca, «t BaxorbUU a bird. AkabAla, ^ Bxeia«. duty : a net AfcabdatArlo, ujk Booko/ alcaJbaia ratea. Alcabal^ro, tm. Excise officer. Aleabdr, fuk Pipck sliaft of a chinmo}^. AIcab6z, mn. Y. AroabuM. A.Icac61, Aloao^r. tm. Green com. Alcachoft, «^ Artichoke; Instroment to

stop Mood; Anted malleta. Alca^offidoi, da, a. Like an artfcboke. Aloachoffido, $m. Dfab of artichokes. Alcacbofil, »ni. Artichoke-bed. Alcschoftra, ^if. An artichoke. Alcab^ 9m. A large bird-cage. AlcaharJida, ^. A number of birds in a cage. Alcahazir, «& To shut up birds in the

Alcabn^te, ta, t. Pimp, procurer, bawd. Alcahoeteiir, vo. To bawd, pander. Alcahoeterb, ^ Bawdry ; hiding persons. Aleahoetda, na, Alcabnetixo, za, «. avg. A

great pander. Aleaioena, itf. ICarket-pIaoe for raw tilk. Alcilco, a. Alcaic, verses in Latin. Alc^de, WL Oovemor; Jailer, warden. Alcaiildsa, 9f. Wife of a governor ot Jailer. Alcaidia, ^Office of a governor or Jailor. Alcald&da, ^f. An inoonsiderate action of an

Alcalde, an. Judge ; game at card& Alcaldear, vn. To plav the alcalde. AlcaldAsa, sf. The wil^ of an alcaide, Alcaktta, ^. Office of an alcalde Alcaleaodncia, ^ V. AleaUmoion, Akalescdnte, a. Of alkaline propertiea. ATealt, ^mTcOhem.) An alkalL Alcalino, na, Alcalmdo, da, a. Alkaline. A]eaUzib>, va. To render alkaliiiek AkaUzaci6n, ^ AlkalizaUon. Ak^xn, sm. Colocynth apple. Aleamoniaa, iff. pL Various aromatic seeds. AlcAna, lif. Place of abope. Aldbice, am. Overtaking, reaclitng; bal- ance: arm*B length ; a postscript Alcancia, ^f. Monoj-hox; a cavalcade. Alcaneiizo, sm. A blow with a m<Mioy-boz. Alctodara, af. Perch of a fldcon. Alcandia, ^Turkey millet Alcandl&l am. Ground sown with millat AkutiBi; am, Oamphor. AlcanfbrAda, fff. Oamphor-treec Aleanfor&do, da, ck Oamphorated. Aktotaara, 4/! Cover for velvet in the loom. Alcaotarilla, ^f. A small bridge; drain;

ground.

stem, vertake, Itor of a Aleaif^ [bud. ;caper- 4>«ra,

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Alcaparr6n, am. augm. A laigo caper.

Alcaparr6sa, ^ CopperasL

Alcarahni6ya, ^f. CarawayHM>od. *

Alcaravin, am, (Om.) Bittern. [bittern

Alcaravan^ am„ A hawk to pursue tba

Alcaravda, ^f. Y. Alearahueua.

Alcarodfia. ^ Officinal tar^ bitter vetch.

Alcaroa&al, am. Officinal i&re-field.

Alcarrao^ro, ra, & A potter; ahelf for earth- en-ware.

Alcarr^ tf. Pitcher or jug unglazed.

Alcartdz, m. Y. Cuourueho. [rooC

Alcatifk, ^ Sort of carpets; layer of earth;

Alcatr^ am. Pelican ; a seacfish.

AlcaucU,«m. Wild artichoke. Y.AlcaeJiqfii,

Alcaydta, ^ A hook.

AlcAzar,«m. Castle; fortress; quarter-deck.

Alcaziix, am. Y. Regaliaa. [shuffied.

Alca am. Cut of the cards after being

AlceaAn, am. A klne-flsher.

Aldno, am. Wild basil

Alci6n, am. Halcyon. Y. Aloedcn.

Alc^ba, ^ Alcove; bedroom.

Alcobilla, Alcobita, tf. dim, A small alcovii

Alooh61, am, Antimonv; aloohoL

Alcoholddo, da, a. Dark around the eyes.

Alcoholad6r, ra, 8. Beotifler of spirits, paintor with antimony. [rectify spirita.

Alcohol&r, va. To paint with antimony;

Alcohol^ «/! Yessol for antin^ny or alco hoL [Mar

Alcoboliz&r. vo. To alcoholize. Y. Alcth

AIcoliolizaci6n, nf. Alcoholization.

Alo6r, am. Y. Cerro.

Alcoran, am. The Koran.

AJcoranista, am, A Koran expounder.

Alcoraoo41, am. Plantation of cork-treeft.

AIcom6Que, am, Cork-tree ; a blockhead.

Alcdrza, ^ A sweet paste of clarified sugat

Alcorzdr, va. To ice with sugar.

Alcotdn, am. Lanner, a bird otprej.

AlootAnk ^ Piokaxew

Alcotancillo, am, dim. A young huiner.

Alcrebite,*M7». Sulphur. V. Aa^ra,

Alcribio, sm. Tuyere of a forge.

Alcr6co, am. (Om.) Y. Azof rati.

Alcubilla, 4/r Beservoir of an aqueduct

Alcucilla, ^f. dim. Small oil-bottle.

Alc6mia, if. Famtiv, lineage, race.

Alc&za, ^. Oil-bottle or craet

Alcuzada, f(f. A cruet ftall of oil.

AlcuzAzo, am. Blow given with an oil-botUe.

Alcuzc&z, Kooskoos, or Cooscoosoo, am. A flour paste made into pellets.

Alcuz6ro, ra, a. One who makes oil-bottlesL

Alcuz^ ra, a. Belonging to an oil-bottlo.

Alcuzdn, am. augm. A lai^e oU-botUe.

Alddba, tf. Door-knocker. [den fear.

AldabMa, ^f. Bap with the knocker; sud-

Aldab&so, Aldaboodzo, am. Knocking at the door.

Aldabe&r, vik To rap or knock at the door.

AldabiiL Iff. Horizontal beam.

Aldabilla, iff. dim. A small knocker.

AIdab6n, am. A large knocker; a trunk handle.

Aldda, n/. A small village, a hamlet

Alde&na. iff. YiUago-woman, lasa.

AIdeani6go, ga, a. Belonging to a hamlei

Aldcano, am. Villager, countryman, lad.

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Aldebaiia, «nK Aldebaran, a fixed tUr.

iUdebn^Ia, AldeiUa, ^.cUm. A littto vlUAge.

Alde6rrio, mn. A smuL nnpleaaant Tillage.

Aldiza, ^. A small reod without kiiot&

AldrAn, Mk One who sells wine to shop- herdSL

Aleaci^n, ^ AlUgatioii, alloyage.

Alead6r, am. Allojer.

Ale&r, «fk To flatter ; move the anns quick- ly; recorer ftt>m stckiiessw— vo. To alloj.

AlebHUlo, da, a. Harehearted.

Alebr&ne, Alebrastrfine, Alebrest&rsei vr. To squat; cower.

Alebroniise, «r. To be dispirited.

Altee, «nu Bagout of flsh*llver.

Alechag&do, tbia. Corled. flated. Alocbn^, va,To carl; plait. Ante.

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Alectdria, </! Aloctoria, stone in a oock^s

A16da, ^. Boftue of wax in a bee^ira

Alediflo, wn, Boondary, border, limit

Alefluiginas, ^. pL Porgo pills of spices.

Alefria, 9m. Morase, a hole cot into wood.

ADegadte, 9f. Allegation; argoment

Alegar, «a. To allege, affirm, qaote.

Alegdto, amw Allegation, plea.

Alegoria, ^ Allegory.

Alegteicam^te, ad. Allegorically, by figure.

AlegMoo, oa, a Allegorical

Alegorista, «m. AUesorist.

Alcgorix&r, «a. To allegorize.

Alegr&do, da, a. Delighted, r^oiced.

Alegraddr, ra, a. Sdoicer; a jester.

Alemr, va. To gladden, make merry; ex> hflarate; enliven.

Alesrsne, vr. To rejoice, oongratolate, ex- ult; grow merry.

A16gre, & To be slad, merry, JOTfhL content

Alegrem6nte. ad. Merrily, gladly, joyfhlly.

Alegria, ^ Mirth, merriment, r^ldng; IlgbtBomenees; ecstasy; pleasure: eesa- mum seed ; psste of sesamam and honey.

Al^gro, am. (Mua.) Allegro; quick, gay tune.

Alegr6n. am. Sudden, unexpected joy.

Aloamlento, ami. Elongation : strangeness.

Aloandrino, na, a. Alexandrine fi>ot

Al^^*, va. To remove to a distance.

AMUas, ^f.pl. Barley-soup.

Alelarse, «r. To become stupid^ dull

Aleli, Mu The winter gilllflower; name of violets.

Aleliiya, a< AlloIi;jah; Joy.

AI6ma, ^ Water ibr irrijnting.

Alomnfiin, mit. Qermaa ; (jferman language.

Alemdna, ^ An ancient Spanish darioe.

Alemanisoo, oa, a. Germanic; German table- cloth, [tare.

Alonguami6nto, am. An agreement for pas-

Al^ngu^, «av To agree respecting pasture.

Alentadamtote, adi Bravely, gallantly.

AlentMo, da, a. Spirited, courageous; bold.

Alentaddi; ra, a. Elncourager, cheerer.

Alentir, «fk To breathe.— «a To encourage.

4]epin, tm. Bombesin.

^teoe, am^ Larch-tree.

kihto, mtK The projecting part of a roof; gable end; eaves.— ^ Snares for par- mdgea.

^6rta, am. (MIL) Alert, watch-word.

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Alertir, to. To render vigilant^ to pit mm

on his guard, watchftiL A16rta ta, a. Vigilant, alert, guarded. Alesnado, da, a. Awl-shaped. A16ta, tf. A small wing; fin of a fish. Aleti^ ^ Flapping of the wings. Aletaxgido, da, a. lethargic, morbldlt

drowsy. Aletargane, w. To iUl into a lethaiKy. AletMo, WK Stroke of the wins. AleteAdo, da, a. Finlike. flnnecL Aleteir, «fk To flutter, flit Alet^o, 9m. Fluttering. A16to, utK The Peru^an fkloon. AletMi, §m. OfUffm. A laige wing. Aletria, em. YermlcellL A16ve, a. Treacherous, perfidious. AlevMa, ^ Tumor under the tongue. Alevoeamtote, ad. Treacherously. Alevosia, ^. Perfidy, treachery. Alev68o, sa, a Treacherous. [dotal

AlexiAimaco. ca, Alexitdrlco, ca, a. Anti* AlfiLbega, ^. Sweet-basil.

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Alfobdticamtote, ad. Alphabetically

Alikb^oo, oa, a. Alphabetical

AUhbetista, $m. One that studies the «

AllU>6to, 9m. Alphabet

Alihdia,f^Brib&

Alflu;ia, ^ Wood for windows.

AUhhir. 9m. Pottery.

Alikharero, 9m. Potter.

Albhareria, V. A^iir, A{fareria.

AliM6r, 9m. Paste of almonds, raisins. dM.

Alfiulk. ^ AU&Uh, 9m. Lucem.

AllUflU, AUklflir, 9m. Lucem-field.

AU&na, ^ A atrons and sphlted horse.

AUhnique, 9m. The white eagle; tent oa

Alllnge, 9m^ Hanger, cutlass. [booth.

Alflus6te, 9m. dim. A small cutlass.

A]flu\ iaoy 9m. A cuthus-wound. [cothMib

Alih^6n, ami. aagm. A large hanger of

Alflujonizo, amw A cut with a laige hanger.

Alflbque, 9m. a shoal or bar.

AllKiv am. Pottery.

Alffr, «ik To raise the forehead too much.

Alforiz, a. Moorish horseman.

AU&rda, ^ Duty paid Ibr irrigation, [duty.

AUhrd6ro, 9m. A collector of the inigation

Al(toxi^lh^ tf. Galloon. panda.

All!ud6n, 9m. Hoop; duty for watering

AUkreria, 9f. Pottery; potter's trade.

A]ftr6ro, 9m. A potter.

Alftrge,ami. The lower stone <^ an oil -mill;

carved ceiling. [dowa.

Althrgia, tf. Apiece of wood to make wia* Alftima, V' ^^d rue. [or window.

Alfolxi^. 9m. The inside aperture of a doof AUhfilcar, ^a. To ice with sugar. AlfofticArse, «r. To affect peculiar delicacy. AllUUque, 9m. Paste made with clarified

sugar ; a person of a delicate complexion. Alfen»cia, 9f- Epilepsy ; an ensign's conunls-

sion. [ensign of the jto wn.

Alfirez, am. Ensign. .^f'Sraareo^ The ehial Alfio6z, 9m. The serpent cucumber. AlfU, 9m. Bishop in the game of chess. Alfil6r, 9m. A pin. Ajfisr99 de gamoJi0 6

<2ap«^ Hairpins. .^{^Um^ Pin-money. Alfllerixo, 9m. Prick of a pin ; a large vln. AlfiUtc, AiflIet4^to, 9m. Paste of coarse fiow

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AJfllet^o, fl»7U Pin-case, ipeedle-^^ase. AlJbli, othw Gnuiary; magaxino of salt AUbliJ^, Alibiing, tm. Keeper of a gran- ary or masazine. Alfombra, itf. Floor-carpet A]fombr^, «a. To carpet AUbmbdoa, itf. augm, A largo carpet AUbmbrkt), ra, «. Carpet-maker. AUbmbrilla, ^f. A small carpet; scarlatina. A)fond^ ore. Pistachia [other.

AUbnsearse, rr. (Low) To Joke with each Alfona, em. A maravedi. AU&nsJgo, am. Pistachio. nidefonso.

AUbnain, no, na, a. Belonging to Alphonso or A]t»idnsk» tf. DiscQssions in the Alphonsine

ehajpel in AlcaU. iUinja, ^f. Baddlo-bag, portmanteau. AUbQ^rx), 9m. Maker or seller of saddle-bags ;

a laj-brother who begs alms. Alittrza, tf. A plait a tack. Alfronitro. tm. Bpome of saltpetre. A'lgB, ^ Bea-weed. 41^oiii6n, j^ (Bot) Cadwoed. Algtfda, ^/t Bidge of shifting sand. A]gAido» da, o. Thatched, covered with straw. Algaliba, af. White briony, wild hops. AlgiUa, f^Civet, a perfUme; catheter. AJgikra,^^ The pellicle of an egg; a foraging irofcavaby.

bia, «< The Arable tongue; gabble, (Bot) CenUuTf. « ^ A load cry; sadden attack. Al^ariro, ra, a. Pratins, talkative. Algarhkda, ^. Driving duUs into the pen. Algarr&ba, ^ The smooth-podded tare. A%arrob&l, «ii». Groand pUoited with carob-

trees. AIgarrob6ra, Algarr6bo, «. (Bot) Garob-tree. Aigazira,^Ha£za; the shout of amultitude. Algaz^ am. A plant Algeb^na, ^ An earthen Jug. A'^ebra, ^ Algebra; Joint-setting. Algebriata, mti. Algebraist; » bone-setter. Algo,jir9. Somewhat, something, anght Algo, ad. Soroe^rtiat; In a manner; prop-

€«rtr, fiicnlty. Algoddn, rnn. Cotton. Algodonido, da, a. Filled with cotton. AlgodonAl, tm. A cotton-plantation. Algodon6n», &m. The cotton-tree; dealer in

cotton, a cotton broker. Algorin, sm. (Prov.) A place in oil-mills for

receiving the olives. [numbers.

Algontmo, am. Algorithm, the science of AIg68o^ sa, a. Weedy, ftill of sea-weeds. Algoaal, «iK ConstAble, a police-officer. AlgnacUioffo, em. The place or office of an

aigvacU. [flour-mill bucket

Algaarin, am. (Prov.) Store-room, pantry ; Algoieo, pro. Somebody, some one. AlgUn, pt'o. Algtm Uemrpo^ Sometime. Al-

tma tanto^ A littlt, somewhat Algtoo, na, a. Some person, something, any

one; sometimes, now and then. Alh^bega, ^ Sweet basil, ilhadida, ^ Sai&on of burnt copper. AlfaiHa,^ Jewel; showy ornament AJhijor, va. To adorn; hn-nish. fit np. AilMindl, em, A beast of burden; porlfr,

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AlhandAl, em. Coloeynth apple.

Alliar&ca, a/l Clamor, angry vodfhrathm.

Alharaqni^to, ta, a. r7oi8y, clamorous, loud

AlhAigama, Alhirma, ^ Wild rue.

Alheli, (^. Gilliflower. [ing of conL

Alhdna, f/. Henna (plant or leaf); the blasl-

Alhefi^, va. To stain with henna. — ©r. Te

grow smutty, mildewed.

Alhdcigo. em. Plstacliio-tree.

Alh6ja, ^ A small bird resembling a lark

AlhOiva, 4/: (Bot) Fenugreek-

Alh6ndiga, «/C A public granary.

Alhondigu^ro, «m. Granary-keeper.

Alh6rma, ff. l^>yal Moorish tent

Alh6rre,«tn. Eruption on the skin of inlknta

Alhoetigo, em. V. AWneigo.

Alh6z, em. Limit or lot of land.

Alhucema, ^. (Bot) Lavender. j^y.^.,^. .. _ ^ .__ .

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name. Alica, fif. dim. A small wing. A'lica, ^ Pottace of wheat and pulse. AJicoido, da, a. Drooping; weak; low-Bpir>

ited. Alicdntara, »/. A small venomous lizard. Alicante, em. A poisonous snake. AMcantina, ^ Artifice, stratagem, cunning. AUcatddo, em. Work inlaid with Dutch tilei. Alic&tes, em^ fl. Pincers; nippers. Alici^nte, em. Attraction, incitement, in- ducement Aliclondr, va. To teach, Instruct Alicuanta, a. Parte alicuanta^ Aliquant

number. [ber.

Alicu6ta, a. Parte alicuokt^ Aliquot num- AlidMa, tf. Quadrant pow.

Alid6na, ^ Stone in the intestines of a swal* Alien&r, «<t To alienate. Ali^nto, «m. Breath ; vigor of mind; smelL {Yo alierUOy yo alient^ from Alentar.) Ali^r, em. A rower; a marine. [plaint

Alifiro, em. A callous tumor; chronic com- AUflir, «& To polish, burnish. Aliilsra, ^ Collation, lunclieon. Aligaci6n, ef. Alligation. Aligaddr, em. Alligator. [gether.

Aligamiento, em^ Alligation; bindung to- AligAr, va. To tie, unite ; oblige. Aligerami^to, em. Alleviation ; lightening. AHgerdr, CO. To lightcp; alloiate: hasten. Alyaddr, em. One who lightens. Lanchon

alijadar, A lighter ; cotton-picker. AlUar, f)a. (Nan.) To lighten ; to pick cotton

with the hand or with a gin. Aiyir, em. Waste, stony ground, [vation. AlOarir, va. To divide waste lands for culti' AiyarSro, em. Sharer of waste lands to col

tivate. AlUari^, n, a. Relating to waCte lands Alijo, em. Lightening of a ship.

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iJflla, ^f. A small wing^ fln of a fish.

AHmftfla, tif. ADimal which destrojTB game.

AJimentaci6n, «/! Act of nourishing.

Aiiment^r, imz. To feed, nourish, muntain.

Allmentiirlo, Allmentista, «. One who enjoys a maintenance.

AJlmenticio, cia. a, Natiitions, natrittve.

A1Im6nto, mx. Nourishment, food ; encour- agement—0. pi. Allowance given to the heir of ui enUlled estate; alimony.

Aliment^so, sa, a. Alimentary, nntrltioQS.

AlindAdo, da» a. Affectedly nice, or elegant

Allnd4r, «a. To limit; embellish, adorn. Alindar el ganado. To driye catUA to the limits.

Allneacl6n, urn, Alllgnlng, laying out a line.

AlineAr, «a. To lay out by line. AUnearae Ice aoldiidoSy To ikU In. [ministrator.

Allfiad6r, nLA Embellisher; executor, ad-

AM^, wh To embellishf arrange, adorn; to cook victualSb

Alifio, 9m. Dress, ornament; apparatus.

Aljonin, rnn. The bluo-fcathered duck.

Aliquebr^o, da, a, Broken-wingcd ; de-

" iected. [nisher.

Alisaddr, ra, ». Polisher, smoother, bur-

Aliaadfira, (i/. Planing, smoothing, polishing.

AlisadAras, ^. pL Shavings, cuttings.

Aliadr, «a. To plane, smootli, poUsh, mangle.

Alis^, wu Alis6da, ^f. Plantation of alder- treea.

AUama, ^ ^ot) Water-plantain.

Aliso, «m» (BotVAlder-treo,

Allstado, da, a. £nllsted ; striped.

Alistaddr, »n. Accountant; enroller.

Alistami^nto, »m. Enrolment, conscription.

AlisUlr, vOk To enlist, enrol, recruit ; moke ready.

Aliteraci6n, ^ Alliteration.

AliviadiSr, ra, & A helper, assistant

Allvi^r, va. To lighten, ease, alleyiate, re- lieve; hasten.

Alivio, an. Alleviation, ease; miUgation.

AMba, ^ A quiver. [gogne.

Au^ft* ff' An assembly of Moors; syna-

Aliamia, ^f. Moorish name of the Spanish language; synagc^e, mosque.

AU&r&, ^ Aljdrfe, ein. A kind of not

AIjeo6ro, ra, «. Plasterer.

Aj)6z, wm. Crude gypsum, plaster of Paris.

Ajjezir, 9m. Qypsum-pit

Aj]ez6n, 9m. O^psum, plaster of Paris.

Aljibe, 9m. A cistern.

Apib^ro, 9m. Cistern-keeper.

A^imidntdo. a. Shaved, trimmed.

Aljof&ina, «/t An earthen Jug; a basin.

Au61kr, sm. A misshapen pearl ; dew-drops.

AOofUrAdo, da, a. Full of little drops.

A^ofar&r, va. To adorn with pearls ; imitate pearls.

Auoflfh, 9f. A mop for floorai

Anofiflb-, va. to rub with a cloth, to mop. I|6i0e, 9m. Bird-lime, norndra, 9f. Low carline thistle. uonJoU, 97rh. Sesame, boneseed. U6r, «m. Crude gypsum, n&ba, 9f. A Moorish vest lu, ad. There; thither; formerly.

4]]anad6r. am. Leveller; goldbeater^s p^ter.

^Eiaamiento, 9m. Levelling; albUUty. 20

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Alhm&r, va. To level, flatten ; remove dill

culties. Allariz, sm. A sort of linen. AUegadlzo, za, ct<, Collected without choice Alleg&do, da, a. Near, coi^nqct All^ad6r, ra, 9. Gatherer, collector, hoarder Allegadoa, 9m. pk Frientu, allies. Allegamicnto, 9tn. Collecting, uniting. Alleg4r, va. To gather, unite ; draw near. Alii, ad. There. De all\ Thenca A'llo, 9m. Macaw. AI16za, «/ Agreen almond. AII6Z0, 9m* The wild almond-tree. Allndol, 9m. Earthen water-pipe. AJ'ma, «/ Soul; human being; mind; bptrlb

Hahler ai alma^ To speak plainly. Ahnacdn,«m. Storehouse, warehouse; m&c

azine. Ahnacen <U affttOy A water-caf>l. Almacen&ge, 9m. Warehouse rent; storafici Almacenfir, vo. To store, lay up, hoard. Almacen^ro, am. Warehouse-keeper. Almacenista, 9. Seller of goods in a wa7»>

house. Almuciga, ^ Mastic; a nursery <^ trees. Almadg&r, «a. To perftune with nustio. Alm&cigo, 9m. Plants ibr transplanting*

mastic-tree. Almacigudro, ra. a. Belating to maatia Alroadana, 6na, ina, sf. A h^ge hammer. AlmadSn, 9m. Mine, mineral. Almadla, ^ Canoe; raft. Almadidro, 9m^ A raft-pilot [brickyard. Almadr^ba, 9f. Tunny-flshery; tunny-net; Almadrab^ro, 9m. Tuuny-flsher. [^^^a. AlmadrAqne, «m. A quilted cushion ; a mat> AlmadrSna, 9f. Wooden shoes or sabota. Alroagandta, ^ Very large heavy hammer Almagdsto, 9m^ The almageet Alm^a. 4^ Ked ochre. AlmagrAl, 9m. PUce abounding In red ochre Almagrdr. va. To color with red ochre; to

draw blood. Alm^lgre, 9m. Bed ochre, red earth, red-lead. AlmaizM, AlmaizAr, 9m. A gauze veil; kind

of shawl worn bv priests. Alm^&ra, ^ Mastic; seed-plot; nursery. Alm/jo. 9m. A plant (oar.

Almanac, Alnuui&que, am. Almanac; calen- Almana^u6ro, «m. Almanac-maker. Almandma, ef. Almandina, inferior ruby. AlmanguSna. sf. Bed ochre. AlmAnta, ^ Space between rows of ylaea;

ridge between two ftirrowa. Almadlda, ^ A triangular poniard. Almirdia, af. A town on marshy groond. Alm&rlo. wiu Press, closet Almaij&l, 9m. Phmtatlon of xlaas'ircrt;

marshy ground. Alra^o, am. CBot) Glass-wort Alradro. 9m. (Bot) Common clary. Almarroos, 9m. pi Cotton-gins or pickers. Almarr^o, Alman^za, ^ Sprinkling^bottle Alm&rtaga, Almdrtega, Almitrtiga, ^ Lith

arge; halter: massicot Almlstlga, «/ MasUc. Almastigddo, da, a. Containing mastia Almatr^ro, am. One fishing with sbad-neli Almatriche, am. A canal for irrigation. Almizars, 9f. Oil-mill Almazar^ro, am. Oil-miller

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AlnuEandn, $tn. Bed ochro.

Ahnaz^ tm. Warehouse.

Alm^ sjf. The aUr-headed water-plantain;

Aorax-bark. Almeiir, am. A stack of hav, corn, or straw. AInsedna, ^ Froit of the lote-trce. Almeano, cm,. Loto-trea Alm^ia, 4^ Muscle (sheU-flsh). Alm^ia, f/C An old-fiishioned dreaa. Ahniilga, ftf. A gaide*farrow. Alm^na, ttf. A turret on a fortress. Almenado, sm. FortiAed with turrets. Almenado, da, a. Embattled. Almendge, am, A series of tnrreta. Almenor, va. To cro"WTi with turrets. AlmeoAra, «/. A beacon-light; a chanDeL AimSndra, ^ Eerael; an almond; aball of

Ahneodrlda, c/T Ahnond milk.

Almendrido, da, a. Almond-like.

Almendrado, t. Macaroon, sweet biscuit

Almendr^ tm. A plantation of aimcmd-trees.

AlmendrSra, ^ AJmendr6ro, «m. V. Atmen- <bro. [of almonds.

Almendrdro, ra, a. FtatoahMnarero. A dish

Ahnendrilla, ^ AlawndHUas^ Almond- shaped ear-rings; aknond-shaped file.

Almindro, »m. Almond-tree. [lUmond.

AlnModrdn, Aimendriico, an. A green

AlmenilU, ^ A email tnrret; fringe.

AJmete, am. A bdmet; helmed soldier.

Ahn^ Ahn^zo, «m. The lote-tree.

Almte^ ^f. The frnit of the lote-tree.

Almiir, am. Hay-stack. [served fruit

iUmibiar,«f?k Simple strap, ul^nidores, Pre-

Ahnfbarido, da, a» Soft, endearing; effomi- natcL

Almibarir, va. To preserve fruit In sirup.

Abnicant^radaa, Almicantarit, ^ pL Alma- eantars; circles parall^ to the horizon.

Almid^o, am. Starch.

Almidonido, da, a. Starched, stiff; precise.

Almidonir, «a. To starch, stiffen. [den.

Almflarero, am^ Porter In the mines of Aima-

Almula, ^ An under waistcoat; military

JMcet Ahntran

ntranta, tf. Admiral*8 ship ; admiral's wife.

Ahnfrantibgo, <m. Board of admiralty; ad- miralty-court [£0, Bear-admiraL

Ahnirinte, am. Admiral ikm^cL-almiran-

Almirfa. am. A brass mortar.

Ahnizdftr, va. To perfume with musk.

Almizde, mk Musk.

Almlzd^Ia, ^ Musk-hvacinth.

Almfzcl^o, fla, a. Musky.

Almtzcl^ra, ^. Musk-rat

Afanlzd^ro, ra, a. Y. AhnUelMo.

Almo, ma, a. Support or maintenimoe ; ven* erable. holy. [of militia.

Almocaddn, am. The commander of a troop

AlmocAfre, am. A gardener's hoe.

Ahnoc6da, ^. Impost on water for irrigation.

Almoeriite, am. Sal ammoniac.

Almodi, am. Measure containing six bushels.

AhnodriSte, am. Hodge-podge; galUmanfty.

Almeftr, am, A part of ancient armor on the

Atmofia, ^f. An Moihen vessel.

'* "' , am. A woollen bag; a seaman's

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Ahnogima, if. (Nan.) The stem-posl Almog^irabe, Almogav^r, am^ An expert f»

ager. Almoffdixirea^ Llgl»t troops. Almohdda, ^ Pillow or boUter, coshion. Almobadilla, ^. A small pillow; working

case; sewing cushion. Almobadillado, da, a. Cushion-shape. Almohftddn, sm. augm^ A Iari;e eusiiion. Almohitre, Almojdtre, am. Su ammouia& Aimohaza, «/. Curry-comb. Almobazado, da, a. Curried. Almohazaddr, am. A groom. AJmobaz^, va. To carry with a curry-comb. AlmoMbana, sf. Cake of cheese and flour. Almojariffidgo, AlmctJarii^Q, «m. Import or

export duty. [officer.

Almojarifo, am^ Tax-gatherer; custom-house AIm6na, tf. Soap-ikctorv ; shad-flshenr. Alm6ndlga, Almondignilla, af. Forced meat

witli^Egs. Almon^da, »f. An auction, public sale. Almonedeor, «a^ To sell by auction. Almorad6x, am. (Bot) Sweet maijoram. Almori, AlmurL am^ A sweetmeat or csJce^ Almoronia, ^f. A dish of cucumbers, tom»

toea, pumpkins, etc Ahnorrinas, af. pL Pileat Almorr6ik, ^/TA mosaic floor, pavement Alm6rta, ^ (Bot) Blue vetch. Almorzlda, af. A double-handfhl of grain. AlmorzMo, da, a. One who has break&sted. Almorzad^r, am. Breakiast-cantine. Almorziir, vo. To breakfiist [measures. Almotacdn, cm. Inspector of weights and Ahnotacendzgo, arti. Inspectorship, elerk*

ship of the market [Moonk

Almoz^u>abe, am, A Christian sul^ect to the AUuud, am. A dry measure equal to the

twelfth part of ti/aneffa. Almudkia, ^ Ground taking hsltti/imega

of seed. [bnshelfli

Almudi, Almudin, Mn. Public granary; sLi Almn6rdago, am. Bird-lime. Almu^Tza, a/. A double-handful of grain. Almu^rao, am. Break&st Almutazafe, am. Inspector of welghta Alnido, da, a. A step-child. Aloiria, af. A sort of vault, cellar. AlobadMo, da, a. Bit by a wolf; morbid

swellings. [a wol£

Alobunadillo, Ua, a. Somewhat resembling Alobunido, da, a. Resembling a wolf in color. Alocadam^nte, ad. Bashly. Alodulo, da, a. Foolish, half-witted; wild. Aiocncion, «/! Allocution ; address. Alodial, a. (Law) Allodial; indM)endent A16dio, cm. A possealon not bela by tennra. A16e, am. Aloes-tree; aloes. A16Ja, ^ Metheglin.

Alojamidnto, «;». Lodging. (Nau.) Steerage. Aloliir, ija. To lodge, let lodgings. Alojeria, if. A place where metheglin Is sold. Aloj^ro, atn. Seller of metheglin ; a box neat

the nit Alomado, da, a. Having a curved back. Alomir, «a. To distribute equally the loa4

onah(»«e. A16n, am. The plucked wing of a fowl A16n! ifUeH. (French allons) Let us ga «i6ndra,4^Al8rk.

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' Uongadteo, a. Dilatory. lIongBini^Bta 9m, DeUij. AJons^, vOk To enUrge, extend. A^lopoeia, ^ Alopeda, nlUng of the hair. A.)opl&do, 00} a. Composed of opium. AJ6que, a. Clear white wine, or a mlxtore of

r^ and white. n>leached.

Aloqoin, «m. A stone wall on which wax is Aliitia, ^ Shad.

Al^na, ^ Wormwood. [anchoraw

Alot^, va. Alotar laa CMUslas^ To stow the Alot6n, «m. Fruit of the lote-treew AIn&ca, 9m. Paeo and Llama^ a aheep of

donth Ameriea. Alpafi&ta, ^ A piece of chamoi»-ekin. Alpargdta, ^ Alpargdte. 9m, A sort of

hempen shoes or sandau. CompaAia de

la alpargaUk, A set of ragamnfflnw. Alporgat^do, da, a. Wearing hempen sandaU. Alpargatdr, wk To make hempen sandala. Alparsateria, ^f. A mannflM^twy of hempen

sandala or shoes. JsanoalB.

llpargatiro, am. A mano&ctarer orbempen Alpargadlla, ^f, A small hempen sandal; a

[beapofollTea.

Alpechin, am. Water which oosea fh>m a

Amkte,«}iK Canary-seed. Ouedar9eatpide^ To. be disappointed. [eggB, and honey.

Alplst^la, Alpistdra, ^ A oake made (^ flour,

A]phit6ro, 9m, A sieve for canary-seed.

Alqneria, ^ A grange, fkrra-house.

AIqu6rmea, 9m^ A sweetmeat; a celebrated confection. [ollvesL

Alqndrqne, 9m. Place for laying the Smised

Alqn^ Miw A wine moasore eontainlng 12 edntorcM. [like a cloak.

Alqnlc61, Alqnic^r, am. A Moorish garment

A1quif61. 9m, (iiOn.) Alqnifon, or potter*s ore.

Alquiladizo, za, a. That which may be let or hired.

Alquiladdr, ra, «. Coach-hirer.

Alqullami^nto, tm. Hiring or letting.

Alqnil^, f>a. To let, hire, rent [firnita.

AJqnllite, 9m, Duty on the sale of goods or

Alquil^r, am. Wages or hire; tho act of hiring or letting. AlquiUr d4 una casa^ House-rent [hired.

A]quII6n, na, a. That which can be let or

Alqoildna, ^, A hired woman for day-work- ing.

Alquimia, ^. Alchemy.

Alqnlmtco, ca, a. Relating to alchemy.

Alquimila, t(f. (Bot) Ladies' mantlei

Alqnimi&ta, am. Alchemist [women.

Alqnin&l, am. A veil or head-dress fof

AlqoitAra, ^ Alembic.

Alqnitar^, va. To disUL

Alqulttra, ^ Gnm-tragacanth.

Alqoitr&n, 9m, Tar.

Alqaitranido, 9m, Tarpaulin, tarred c'oth.

Alquitran&r, va. To tar.

A1roded6r, ad. Around, on every side.

Abededdres, am^ pk Environs.

AIr6ta, ^ A very coarse sort of tow.

A)shie,am Sompion-grass.

Alta, 9f. A lance; a roll of able soldiers.

Altabique, 9m. Women's small work-basket

Altabaqnillo, 9m, Small bindweed.

Altamdnte, ad. Highly.

iltamisa, «/. Mng-wort

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Altaneria, ^ Towering flight of birds ; hawk ing: haughtinesa.

Altandro, ra, a. Soaring, towerlnc : hana^i^

Alt4r, 9m, Altar; conmiunion tanle. Atta* ds (Utima^ A privileged altar. [feasti.

Altarero, 9m. Adomer of altars for {nrool

Alt^ 4/f (Bot) Marsh-mallow.

Alterabi!id^^Mutabillty,chanffeablei.eM»

Alterable, a. Changeable, alterable.

AIteract6Ti, sf. Alteration ; strong emoUoA disturbance, tumult commotion.

Alter4do, da, a. Alterative, medicated.

Alterad6r, ra, 9. Alterer.

Altordnte,pa. (Med.) Alterative.

Alterer, «a. To alter, change; disturb, sta up.— rr. To fling.

Altorativo, va. a. Alterative.

Altercacidn, Altorc4do, a. A controversy i contest strife. [tender.

Altercador, ra. «. Quarreler, dispnter, ooa-

Alterodr, va. To contend, dispute, quairel

Altemadin, «< Altomation.

Altem&r. va. To alternate, obangei

AltematSva, ^ Alternative, option, choice

Altemativam6nte, ad. Alternatively.

Altamativo, va, a. Alternate.

Alt6mo, na, a. Alternate.

Alterr6ina,j/: Sweet milfoil

Alt^ ^. Height; bighnesa; elevation.

Altib^o, 9m. A tlimst in fencing.— p^. Un- even ground ; vicissitudes.

Altillo, Ha, a. dim. Somewhat high.

Altillo, am. dim, A hillock.

Altilocu^neia, ^ High-eounding wordi

Altilocn6nte, a. Pompons language.

Altimetria, ^. Measuring altitudes or heights

Altimetro, bt^ a, Belanng to altimetry.

Altialmo, ma, a. auinn. very lofty.

Altisimo, 9m. The Most High, €^od.

Altismetria, 9f. The measure of a height

AltisonAnte, Altisono, na, a. HIgh-soundins.

AltitonAnteio. Thundering, fblminant

Altitad, f(f. Height, summit, altitude.

Altivam^nte, ad. Highly, lofUly.

Altiv^a, ^ Hanghtinoss, arromnce, pride.

Altivo, va, a. Haughty, proud, lofty ; high minded.

A'lto, ta, a. High, elevated. AUa mar, (Nau.) High tide; tall ; arduous; eminent

Aito, 9m, Height; story; high ground.

A'lto, int AUo oAi, Stop there. AUo d9 aquit Move off.

A'lto, ad. Loud; high. i>a lo aUo, From above. Se ms pa9d por aUo^ I forgot For aUo, By stealth.

AltramAz, am. CBot) Lupine. AUramucm, Voting bhwklMlto.

Alt6ra, ^ Height, loftiness; summit; alti- tude. (Nau.) The latitude. AUwa9, The heavens. [bring under the lee

AluAr or TomAr por la Ina. vn. (Nau.) To

A16bia, ^ French bean, kidney bean.

Alucinaoi6n, ^ Alncinan^6nto, am. Halla- olnadon.

AInoiniff, va. To deceive, fksclnate, delude^

Alno6n, am. (Oni.) Aluco owl

Al&da. ^ Winged emmet, kind of ant

Alud^l am. Subliming pots.

Aludhr, vn. To allude, refer to. f tanesk

t AluMr, va. To discover, discern at a dt»

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ihmbr&do, da, a. Alnminoos; flostend withwfiMh

AlmnbrMcs wk IlhnnlnsttoiL AhtmbrO" tftM, mnminati, a sect

AJambnul6r. ra, s. Light-man, link-boy.

Almnbrami^tcsOTi^IuiinUnation; UhcuBion: cUM-biith.

Aiiimbr&r,«a.ToIfglit; enlffffaten, Instniet

Alfimbre, tm, Ahmu AkunSre catino^ AI- kalL Ahanbre de nuurcu^ ^t of tutu.

Ahmibr6Tm, ^ Ahim-mine. Ahunbrtra €trHileiaZ^ Alum-worka.

AHtmloa, ^ AJomlna or alomine.

AJomlitMlo, da, ct. Mixed Trith alam.

Ahxmin680i, ^a^ AJaminoas.

Alomno, na, & Foater-^dld ; pnpH, alnronna.

Alnnido, da, a. Lonadc; spasmodle ; tainted.

AhiBt6n, ^ An allosion, a bint

AladTo, Ta, a. Allasive.

AlBstrir, «a. To give Instre.

AJntacidn, ^ Stratum of gndns of gold.

AhiTiti, a. AlhrdaL

AhiTi6n, ^ Alluvion.

Alveirioi, «m. Tlie inner earltj of the ear.

Alveo, «fik Bed of a river; sooroe.

AIve6Ki, €nK AJveolos or socket of the tooth.

A)v6ija, Alvexj^oia, ^f. Common vetch or tare.

Alvidriar, «a. To claze earthen-ware, sloss.

Alvlno, na, cu. Alvuie, relating to the Dow- els, griping.

ATmj wf. Advance In price. Aha y hc0a^ or eoida ds iMfondoB pibUoos, The rise and &11 of pubHc stocks. [linen.

Alzaoa^Do, «m, A black collar bonnd with

Alzida, ^. A town, village, &C., sitnated on an eoinence; appeal Jumdsabadaa^ A indge of appeals.

Alzftdo, sm. A plan of a boilding. AUadoty Spare stores, — a. Fraadulent

Alzadiira, tf. Elevation.

Ahamiento, am. The act of lifting or raising ap; outbidding.

AlxapAfio, 9m, A hook to floten a enrtaln.

Alxqnima» ^ A lever; fnlormn. Dor al- 9apHma,To deceive, min by artifice.

AJzaprimir, «& To raise with a lever.

Alz^Midrtas, «7n. A player who acts only the part of a dmnb servant

Ah^, CO. To raise, lift np, erect; repeal a decree; carry ofT; bide; cnt the cards. Abar cabeeOy To recover fk-om a calam- ity or disease Alear de dbra^ To wase working. AUar ds ^tm. To finish har- vesting. AbarJlffurOy To assume an air «f importance. Altar la casa^ To qnit a boose. Alnr vdas. To set the sails; move oft — rr. To rise in rebellion : make a (hutdnlent bankruptcy; appeal Al- tone eon A dinero^ To run away with the money. AViair9e d mayores^ To be petulant Alaw^$e'con aigo^ to appro- firiato to one^s self

a ma, ^f. Mlstresa of the lioi»e. Ama ds Uaft^ or ds gdbismo^ A housekeeper. Ama ds Isehs^ Knnte.

AmablUdid, ^. Amiability.

Am&ble, a. AjQiable, pleasing^

ijiablemtete, odL Amiably.

inucdoa. 4^ vtaoBon phuu.

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AmMollirse, «r. To throw out shoota Amador, ra, a A lover, a sweetheart Amadriada, rf, Hamadiyad, a wood nympb Amadrigdrse, «r. To burrow; live retired. Amadrinir, fXL To couple, yoke together. AmadrofiMo, da, a. Besembling strawber

ries. AmaestriMo, da, a. Taught, tutored. Amaeetradma, sf. Artifice, cunning. Amaeetr^, va. To instruct break In. Amagur, Da. To threaten ; have some symp- toms of a disease; manifest a dosirei—

«r. (Prov.) To stoop. Ami^^, sm. The act of threatening; doing

or saying something; symptom of disease;

squeamishness. [damp^

Amainir. vo; To lower the sails; relax; Amaitinar, va. To observe attentively. Ami^od^* v*^ ^o seek shelter in a ifheep-

fbM; pen np sheep. .

Amalgima, ^Amalgam. Amalgamadon, sA Amalgamation. AmalgamAr, vo. To amalgamate^ Amamant^, t€t. To nurse, give suck. Amambluo^ ttf A sort of ootum stnfl^ Amancebido, da, a. Attached, exceasivelj

devoted. Amancebami^nto, «m. Concubinage. Amanceb&rse, vr. To live in concnbtn^. AmancilUir, «a. To stain, pollute; oflind,

injure. Amanec^r, vn. To dawn ; arrive at break of

day. At amanscsr^ At the break of day. Amaner&do, da, a. Painted in an unvaried

manner. AmanoJAr. «a. To gather by handfhla Amansador, ra, a Tamer; soother, breaker. Anumsamidnto. «m. Tuning. * [pacify

Amansdr, va. To tame, domesticate; soften Amant4r, tMZ. To cover with a garment Amdnte,jpa. and a Loving; lover, sweet

heart AmantlllAr, «a. Qi^au.) To top the lifts. Amantillo, sm. (Nan.) Lift of the yaid. Amanu^nse, sm. Amandensls, clerk. Amaf&dr, «a. To do a thing deverty.^^t

To be handy. Amdjlo, sm. lifeans of doing a thing.— 0. p>.

Tools or implements; intrigue. Amapdia, «/ Poppy, napaver. Amdr, WL To love, like, fkncy. Amaradno, a. Ungitsnlto dmaradno, Mai

joram ointment Amar&oo, Sweet maijoram. Amarinto, sm. (Bot) Amaranth. Amargado, da. a. Embittered. Amargal^ia, sf. The bitter or wild plum. Amargam6nte. ad. Bitterly. Amarg4r, 9a, To make bitter* ofIiBnd.->-««a

To be bitter or acrid. Am^rgo, ga, a. Bitter; painfhl Amirgo, wn. Sweetmeat of bitter almonda

—^Bitters. Amarg6n, sm. Dandelion. Amaii^r, tm. Bitterness; sorrow, vexation AmaigAeo, sa a. Bitter, painfhL Amarguillo, 11a, a, dim. Somewhat bitter. AmatgAra, «/ Bitterness, acerbity, sorrow AmaricAdo, da, a. (Coll.) Effeminate. AmarilUoo, za, a. Of a pale yellow color.

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ImariJleAr, «n. To inoline to yollow.

^marill^o^ ja, cl dim, T«Uowish.

Amuill^iito, Ul a. Inclining to jellovr.

Amariil^E, ^ The y«Uow color of tiie body.

Amarillo, Ua, €k Yellow.

Amarillo, 6m. Janndice.

Ax..ariposado, da, a. Papilionaceous.

Ajn^ro, 8m.. (JBot) Common Claris. [Belay.

AmArra, »f. A ciU>le; martingale. — i$Uery.

Amarraddro, sm, A post to make last to; mooring-berth.

Aroarr4r, va. To tie, fksten, moor.

Amarraz6nea. «fn. pA (Naa.)Gromid>tackle.

Amartclir, oo. To court, make love, woo.

AmartUUur,iKik To hammer, knodcin; cock agon.

Amasad6ra, // A kneadlng-trongb.

Amasaddr, ra, «. Kneader.

Amasodiira, sf. Act of kneading. [Joining.

Amaaamidnto, am. Tbe act of miiting or

Amaa4r, «a. To knead; mould; arrange matters well [agreement

AmasUo, em. Dough; a medley; plotting

Amatista, q^. Amethyst

Amat6rio, ria, a. Amatory.

Ama6ris, Sfit A kind of Indian linen.

Amayorazgido, da, a. Entailed.

Amaz^na, $/. An amazon; a masculine woman, vingo. [different colors.

Amannvftdo, da, a. Flowers terminating in

AmbAges, sm. jp2. Circuit; circomlocution.

AmbagiMo, r^ a. Ambiguous, doubtful

A'mbar, mtK Amber. A'mbar ffris. Amber- gris.

A^bara, «m. (lehtb.) Amber-flsh.

Ambariba, tf. (Bot) Sweet centaury.

AmbarUla, ^. (Bot) Amber-seed, hibiscus.

Ambarino, na, a, Belating to amber.

AmbicI6n,«/ Ambition; covetousness.

Ambicionir, va. To pursue with anxiety, covet

Ambicioeam^nte, ad. Ambitioos;-l)ighIy.

Ambioi6eo, sa. a. Ambitious; covetous; high-minded; greedy. [dealing.

Ambld^stro, tra, a. Ambidextrous: double-

AmbigA, mm. Ambtgu, a medley of cold and warm dishes served all at once.

Amblguam^nte, ad. Ambiguonslv.

Ambigued^ ^ Aroblgui^, doubt

Amblguo, gua, a. Ambiguous. [PM&

A'mbito, 9m, Circuit, drcumlbrence, oom-

Ambl6o. mn, A short, thick wax-candle.

Ambligonio, sm. A figure with an obtuse angle. Y. TW^ftn^^

Ambiiopia, »/. A disease of the eyes.

A'mbo, im. Combination of two numbers.

A'mbos. baa, pro. Both. A'mbot or A'mbas A do9y Both together.

Ambrac&n, tm. A sea-fish of enormous size.

Ambrosia, «/ Ambrosia. Ambrona oam- ^ peatre^ Buckthorn. [ing:

Ambultote, a. Ambulatory, fickle, waver-

Aiiibulativo, va, a. Roving, wandering:

Ameb6o, bSa, a. Amebean, dialogue In verse.

Amedrentad6r, ra. a. Tlireatener. discoura- ger.—a. Terrifying. [discourage.

AmedrentAr, «a. To frighten; threaten,

Amilga, ^ A ridge between two ftirrow&

\melg&do, sm, A little hillock to mark a N>undary, I

AMO

Amolgiir, co. To fturow ; mark boondvlM Am6Io, sm. (Bot) Golden star-wort AmelouAdo, da, a. Shaped like a melon. Ami'in, sm. Amen, wbsik Veto ds CK:Kit

A partial vote. Amen^bca, «f. A threat, menaca Amenazador, ra, «. Threatener, menacsr. Amenazinte, pa. Threatening. AmenazAr, oo. To threaten, menace. Amenid&d, ^f. Amenity, agreeableness. Ameniair, va. To render pleasant or a^crM

able. [elegaal

Am^no. na, a. Pleasant delicious; fiorl^ Amentaoeo, cea, a. <Bot) Amentaoeouii Am6nto, »m, (Bot) Ament amentum. Am6os, *m. Boyal cummin, bishop's vreed. Amehb*, va. To mix wine with water. Amerirse, vr. To soak or enter gradually

into. Ametal&do, da, a. Having the color of brass Ametista, «! Ametkto, mn. Amethyst Ami, mn. fioyal cummin, bishop's weed. A'mia, ^ A large searflsh. Amiinto, mn, Amiinta, t< AmUnthua. Amicisimo, ma, a. mtp. Most friendly. Amitoto, mn, A helmet-strap. Amiga. ^. A school for giris ; mistress. Amigible, a. Friendly; fit, suitable. Amigablemente, ad. Amicably. Amigo, ga, «. A friend ; comrade; lover. Amigo, ga, a. Kindly, friendly, ikvorably. Amilanamldnto, sm. Spirltlessness, timidity. Amilan4r, va. To frighten, terrify, crush.—

vr. To flag, grow ddected. Amillaramiento. sm. Assessment of a tax. Amilhv4r. va. To assess a tax. Amillon^o, da, a. Liable to pay a tax. Anim^. va% To wheedle, flatter, coax. AmistAOfV^ Amity, friendship; gallantry

civility. [fiivor.

Amistir, va. and r. To reconcile, restore l§ Amlstosamtote, ad. Friendly. Amlst6eo, sa. a. Friendly, amicable, cordlaL AmitOfSm. Amice.

Amnistia, f^ An amnesty. [overseer

A'mo, mn. Master of a house; proprietor Amodita, ^ A homed serpent Amodorrido, da, a. Heavy with sleep. Amodorriirse, vr. To be drowsy. Amodorrido, da, a. Y. Amodorrada. Amogotiuio, da, a. Steep with a flat crowa Amobeo^rse, vr. To grow mouldy or rus^. Amobln6r, va. To irritate. AmoIamMO, da, a. Dry and clean. Amdonad6r. mn, A setter of limits Amqjonamiento, sm. Setting land-marks. Amcoon4r, va. To set land-marks.

id^ ^ Whetstone, grindstone. Amolad6r, tm. Grinder, whetter. AmoladAra, af. Whetting or grinding. AmoUr, va. To whet, grind, or sharpen. Amoldad6r, mn. A moulder. [just

AmoldAr. vo. To mould, lashlon, figure : ad- Amollador, ra, 9. One who lots an loforiot

card win. [card.

Amoll^, va. To ease off; to play an Innrior AmolletiUo, da. a. Shaped like a loa£ Am^mo, mn. (Bot) Grain of paradise. Amondong&do, da, a, (Coll.) dallow, coaraa AmonedAr va. To coin.

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AaMB6iUei6ii, ^f. Advice, admoolUon, wira- tiig; marriage ban. Fisher.

AmoiMstaddr, ra. «. A monitor, an aomon-

AaoDOfiUr, wu To ad viae, admonish; cor- rect

AmooUcQ, ««Nk. Ammoniac;

Amootirae, vr. To fir to the moontaina.

Amonton»d6r, ra, %. Heaper, accamolator.

AmootonamUntcii, «m. Acenmniating, hoard- faiS» gathering.

Araontoodr, «<&. To heap up, accnmolate, gather, hoard ; group. — vr. To fly into a paasion.

Aside «m. Love, tendemeaa, afEsetionf fkmy. Amor n^ or mit amor^ Bea- dalfodiL ^»M>rd^Aor<0<afio,Qooeeigrs8a. Al amor <U la iMmbre^ Close to the flreu Amorpropio^ Self-lore.— ^9)^ Gallantry; wnoors. Vemilamor^ acL with all my

AmontAdo, da, a. Llrld. [heart

Amorcillo, 9m^ dim. Slight love, kindness.

Am6res. or Amores mil, mt Bed valerian.

Amorloonee» «fiK pL Love-looks.

AmoriO) «m. Friendship.

AmortsdUlo, da, a. BesombUng the Moorsi

Amormido, da, a. Uorses having the gUnd-

Amorosam^nte, <»d. Lovingly. [pleasing. Amor6»o, sa, a. Affectionate, kind, loving, AmMrar. vn. To hold down the head. Amort^ar, wt. To shroad a corpse. ArooTtee6r8(^ vr. To &lnt be in a swoon. Amortedmiento, mn. Swoon; fiitntlng. AmortignaeiAn, ^ AmortignamitotOi «m.

MortlflcaUon. Amortigair. va. To mortify. [property. Amortizaclon, «< Mortmain; inalienable Amoitlzir, «a. To render inalienable ; entail. Amoee^, «a. To flap flies.— er. To shake oflT

the flies; irritate. AmoeqniUdo, da, a. Tormented with flies. Amostach&do, a. Wearing mustaches. Amoetaz&r, va. To exasperate, provoke.—

er. To fly into a violent passion. Amottnftdo, do, a^ Matinoua, rebdlions. —

pp. of AmoUnar. Aniotinad6r. ra, «. Mntineer. Amotiaamiento, am. Mutinv. AmotinAr, ra. To excite rebellion.— er. To

rise against anthority, revolt .\jB0v6r, ««. To remove. [removed.

AmoribiUdid, << The possibility of being Amovible, a. Bemovabfe. Amp4ra, f^ (Law) Distress; seizure. Amparaddr, ra, a Protector; shelterer. Ampar&r, wl To shelter, protect, support,

assist (Law) To seize. Amparar en la

po9t«icn (Law), To maintain tn possession.

— er. To claim or eiOoy prote<^on. Ampiro, am. Favor, aid, protection, impelita, ^ Cannel-coaL lmpllad6n, ^ EnUrgement ArapHaddr, ra, «. Amplifier, enlargor. Ampliam^te, ad. Amply, largely. Am^iAr. va. To ampUiy, enlarge. AmpHativo, va, a. Amplifying. Ttion.

Ampliflcaeida, ^f. Enlargement; ampAfloa- Aiiq>iiflead6r, ra, & Ampllfler, expat£frtor. AmpHfloAr, 9a. To amplify, enlarge, extend. A'a^iov a. Ample, axtensivo; Uu^e;

Amplit6d, ^. Extent, greatneea. A'mpo. Whiteness. Amp6lla, tf. A blister; vial; cruet AmpollAr, fo. To blister; hollow. — vr. To

rise in bubbles. Ampollilr, a. Besembling a blister. AmpoUota, tif. dim^ A small vial ; bour*|^asc Ampriir, ru. To borrow. Ampntacidn, «/ Amputation. Amput^, on. To amputate. Amuchochddo, da, a. Boyish, childish. Amuebl&r^ vo. To fhmish. Amugnmionto, stn. Setting (^landmarks. Amugronador, ra, «. Trainer of vine-ebooCs. Amidor&do, da, a. Effeminate. Ajnul&rse, vr. To become sterile. Amnlatiido, da, a. A mulatto color. Amul6to, 9m. An amulet [tlon.

Amunidon&r. va. To supply with ammoni- Am6ra, «/ Tack of a sail Cambiar Im

omura, To stand on the other tack. Amuhidas, «/ pk (Nan.) Planks next the

water-waySk Amurir, va. To haul the tack aboard. Amurc^, va. To gore with the horns. Am&rco, am. Blow or stroke with the hom& Amurill4r, iHt (Agr.) To earth up. Am6soo, a. Brown. Amusg&r. va. To throw back the ears. A'na,«/.Anell; anno; a kind of fox; equal

parts. Anabatista, Anabaptista, *m. AathapUst AnacarMo, da, a. Of a pearly whito color. Anacardma, ^ Confection made of cashew

apple. Anacdrdio, mt, (Bot) Cashew-tree. Anacatiirtico, ca, a. and s. Emetic. Anaoor6ta, am. An anchorite, a hermit Anaoordtioo, ca, a. AnchoreticaL Anao6sta, «/. A sort of woollen stufll Anacredntico, ca, a. Anacreontic. Anacronismo, tm. Anachronism. A'nade, mt, and/ Duck. Anadear, vn. To waddle. Anadt^Ja, sf. dim. A duckling: Anadino, na, «. A young duck. Anad6n, «m. Mallard-duck. Anadoncillo, «m. dim. A grown duckling. Anaf&ya, if. A kind of thick corded silk. An^ sm. A portable furnace or stove. AniUbra, 9f. Anaphora, a figure in rhetoric. Anagillde, ^f. Pimpernel Anagirls, «/ (Bot) Stinking bean-lxefbil. Anaglifo, sm. Vase or vessel with hatto ro

UevofiganA. Anag^ nn. Anag6g!a, «f. Anagoglfv. Anag6gico, ca, €L Anagogical Anagrama, rf. An anagram. Anafframatizad6r, 9m. Anagrammatlat AnaJdptico, ca, a. (Med.) Analeptio, teaHof

tive. Anal^paia, ^ Analopsla. An^es, 9m. pL Annals. AnAU8i% Iff. Analysis. Analista, am. Annalist Analiticam^te, ad. Analytically. Analitico. ca, a. Analytical. Analizador, sm.. Analyzer. AnalizAr, va. To analyze. Anilogaro6nte, ad. Analngoiuly.

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Aimt,^nift, «. idiatbema, exoommnnlcation. Anatematlz^r, vo. To «xooinmaniGate. Anatomit, ^. Anatomy; skeleton. Anat6micam6nte, ad. Anatomically. AnBt6mlco, ca, a. AnatomicaL Anatomista, «m. Anatomist Anatomiz&r. wu To anatomize, dissect A'nca. ^ The cronp of a horse, baonclu Anc&ao, %m. Contraction of the mosdea. Ancham6nte, ad» Widely, largely. Anch&ria, s/T Tlie width of cloth. Anch6ta, Bf, Yontnro. Anchic6rto^ ta, a. Wider than long. A'nolio, cha, a. Broad, large. Poner96 mvy onc^. To look big. Fu/a ane/to, A loose

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A'ncho, Anoh6r, 9nu Width. Anch6a, Anchdva, nf, Anchoyy. AndiQ^Io, b^ a. dim. Somewhat wide. Anchtira, tf. Width; latitade; laxity. A'

mi* anenur€u or d *u» anohuraSt At

hu^ at fhll Uberty. Anchnr^so, sa, a. Large, spacious, broad. AnchOsa. sf. (Bot) Alkanet [oldeet

Anciania, af. The Jurisdiction of the four Andanid&d, b/. Old age; antiquity. Aniino, na. a. Old. A'nda. ^. Anchor.

Anc1aa6^, tm. Anchorage. [dues.

Anclige, Bm. Anohoring-ground ; anohorage- Ancl&r, wk To anchor. . Ancl6te, ank Stream-anchor, kedge. Anclotillo, am. Kedge-anchor. Ano6n, AnconAda, ank An open road, a bay. A'ncora, ^ Anchor. Fchar dneoraa^ To

cast anchor. Leoar daiccraa^ To weigh

anchor. Eatar en Ancoraa, To lie at

anphnr.

lith. net nked ghullator.

baked cake. An-

s. icoeea.

AN£

Aikdi^o. da, €L Beaten; worse Ibr qm^ threadbare; customary.

Andaddr, ra, a. A good walker; messongei of a court (Nau.) A fiist sailer; an in- ferior minister of Justice ; loading-string, an alley in a garden.

Andadtiia, f^ Oait; pacing; amble.

Andiilia, ^ Sandal. [ation.

Andalnz:^ ^ Bullying, boasting; exagger'

Andami^a, ^, Scanbldlng. [board

And^mio, am. Scaffold : ^t (Nau.) Gans-

Anddnn, ^ Bow, tier, line. [mand.

Aiidandda, ^ Broadside; reproof^ repri-

Andanino, «*ik A kind of go-cart

Andinte, am. (Mns.) AndantCL [errant^

Andant^sco. ca, €k Belonging to knight-

Andiir, vo^ To go^ walk ; act, bdiave ; elapse. Andew an euarpo^ To go abroad without a cloak or snrtont A ndar par d^dr or porhacerunaeoaa^ To be determined to say or do a thingi Andar en camea or ei» outfroA, To go stark naked. Andar en &u«nafWa, To keep the sails fhlL Andar toda, To put up the helm. A' mffof Ofutor, AtDest,atmo6t A'jpaoramMW^ At woTBt I A' maa andar^ in fhll speed. Andando el Uernpo^ In the lapse of time.

Andir, inteti. Wefl, never mind. Anda^ Stand out of the war.

Andarise, am. The wheel of a weU.

Andari^o, ga, <t Restless, of a roving turn.

Andarin. am* A last walker. Andarineat an Italian paste used for soups.

Andarlo, am. The white wagtiuL

AndorivSl. wik (Nau.) A girt-line.

A'ndas, ^f.pl. A bier with or without sliafta

Anddtia, tf. A sort of china, china stufll

Andto, am. A shelf; the sidewalk.

And&ro, am>, A bior-bearor.

Andilfi, am. Shoemaker's buniishing stick.

A'ndito, «m. A gallery round, a building.

And6Ia, ^ An unroeanizif Jocular expl^ve

Andolina, Andorina, i(f. The swallow.

And6rga, ^ Lienor la andorga^ To eat much.

Andorina, af. (Nau.) A trusa^

Andorroar, «a. To gad about

Andorr6ra, af. Stireet-waiker.

AndorrSro, am. A rover, rambler. Jewea.

Anddsco, ca, a. Two years old: appUed to

Andrdjo, am. Bag of worn dothea. ffaoef andrajoBy To tear to rags.

Andrdosam^nte, ad» Baggedly.

Andrd^ sa, a. Bagged. [men.

Andriana, af. A kind of gown worn by wo*

Andrina, ^A doe.

Andiino, em. Sloe-tree, black thorn.

Andr6|^no, em. Hermaphrodite.

Andr6mina, ^ (Coll.) Trick, firaiid, artifloei

Andros6mo, am. Park-leavea

Androtomia, af. Dissection of human bodies

AndulArloe, f»kjpf. A long wide gown.

AnduI6nda, ^^ (GolL) Oocurrenoo, event

Andfillo, «f7k Plug-tobacco.

Anduiri&Iea, am^pL By-roada, retired phwea

An«a,^ (Bot) (Jkt's tail

AneAge, am. Alnage, ell measure, [cradle.

Ane^, «a. To measoro by ells; rock in t

Aneblar, wk To dond, darken, obscnra

An^cdota, tf. AnecdotSb

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Aiiegaci6B, ^ Orerflowtag immdiitlon. Anegadizo, la, a. Liable to be overflowed. km^giAOi da, a. Overflowed. JTattno anOf

gado, A water-logged ship, ▲negfcr, mx. To Inondate, Bubmeiige.— «r.

To be Innndated; An^o, ja, Ok Annexed, Jblned. Am^ «m. An annex, a benefice or church

depending on another. Anemogr&fia, af. Anemography, the deecrip-

tion w the winds. Ajsemometria, ^ Anemometrjr, measuring

the force of the winds, imemometzn, mn. Anemometer, an Inetm-

a ent to measore the force of the wind. Anemone. «/: Anemone or wind-flower. Anemoecopio, mn„ Anemoscope, a machine

t-> show the chanses of the wind. AnepkrafoL fli, a. Medal, piece of honor: Aneqmn (4\ or de aneqmn, ad. 80 mnch a

bead (o^^p). Anemrtsiiia, </ Aneurism. Anexir, ro. To annex, join. Anexidides. «! pL Annexes. Anexi6n, «/ Annexion, miion. kubxos za, a. Annexed, joined, united. AnfSbio, biJL a. AmpbiDions. Anfiboli^ia, ^ Amphibology, ambiguity. Anflbol^gicam^nte, ad, Amphibolo^caliy. Anflboldgieo, ca, a. Amphibological. Anflbraco, tm. Amphibrach. Aaftanacro^ 9m>. Amphimaoer. Anfl6n, em. Opium, ▲nflsbena, Anflsibtoa, af. Amphisbeena, a

serpent with two heads. Anftedoe, wm. pL AmphisciL Anfltetoro, am. Amphitheatre. Anfkactaesidid, fT- Crookedness.—^ j)l.

C<mvolntion8 of the brain, [cruet-stands. AagariElas, {^ pL lland-barrow; panniers; AngvUldn, enu A laige wicker basket; a

large hand-barrow. Angarip6la, ^. Printed calico. Angaripo-

loM, Qaady omamenta. A'ngaro, am. Signal fire, or smoke. A,'ngel, am. Angel, spirit; a sort of fish.

Manga da AngaL, Sleeve of a coat plait- ed. A'ngd euatodio or da la guarda^

Quardian angel, protector. A'ngalpati*&-

do. Nickname of a malicious person.

CabalkM da Angd^ A kind of sweetmeats. . ... .^ « _. _ . ' ^suca

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of nn

rlaata ch of

4ngo8tillo« Ila. a: dim, A little narrow

ANI

Ang^sto, ta, a. Narrow, close. gosto^ To be disappointed.

ratUrofa

AngnetAra, ^ Narrowness ; a narrow paasu A'ngra, ^ A small b»^, a cove. [knee& Anguarina, af. A loose coat hanging to tlte AngTiila, af. £eL Anguila d^ cabo, A port

rope to nog the sailors. AngvUaa^ Launch •

Ing-ways. Anguilazo, «m. A stroke with a port-rope. Angulldro, ra, «. Basket or pannier for eel& Anguina, ^f. The vein of the groins. Angnl&do, da, a. Angulated, having anflee.

Angnldr, a. Angular.

The comer^rtone. A] A]

A'

Piedra angtuar<,

Ai^

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Ai

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Anffust6ra, «/ Angnstnral>ark.

Anbeldr, tm. To Dreathe with diflScnlty: long, covet

Anh^To, am. Anxiousneas, eagerness.

Anheloflo, sa, a. Anxiously desirous.

Anhemdles, am. pi. Beasts of bnrded.

Anhina, tff. Darter, bird of prey in Brazil

Ani^^a, a/. The yearly wag^ of a laborer.

Anidar. vn. To nestle; dwell; shelter.

Anieblar, va. To darken, obscure.

Anilldr, va. To form rings or circles in work.

Anill^o, AniU«^te, am,, dim, A small ring, amulet

Anillo, «9m A finger ring; circuit [simseL

A'nima, af. SouL Animaa^ bell-rh3ging at

Anim^ble, a. Susceptible of animatioR.

Animaci6n, {/T Animation.

Animido, da, a. ManiU.

Animad6r, ra. a. Animator.

Animadversion, af. Animadversion, remark.

Animil, am. Animal; dunce, blockhead.

Anim&l, a. Animal [mal.

Animal&zo, am^ augm>. A large or big ani'

Animal6jo, ico, illo, am. dim. A small ani- mal, animalcule. [animal

Animal6n. Animal6te, am. avgm. A big

Animal6eno, am. An ugly, hideous animal

Anim&r, va. To animate, comfort; excite.

A'nime or g6ma Anime, qf. Qum anime.

Anlm6ro, am-. One who asks charity for the souls in punratory.

A'nimo, am^ Soul; courage, valor; mind, intention. — int Come on.

Animosam^nte, ad. Courageously.

Animosidid, af. Animosity, valor, courage

Aniip6eo, sa, a Brave, couraffeons, gallant

Anlfiadam6nte, a<2. In a childish manner.

AniA&rse, w. To grow childish.

Aniquildble, a. Annlhilable.

Aniqui]aei6n, ^ Annihilation, extinction.

Aniquiladdr. ra, 9. A destroyer.

Aniqui1ami6nta, eTn. Annihilation.

AniqnilAr, wt. To annihilate, destroy.-^vr To decay.

Anis, am. Anise. Ankaea, Anise-seed^

I Anisido, da, a. Aniseed brandy.

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ir, wt. To flavor irith anise. Aol^Io, tnu Small aniae. ^niTeraario, lia, o^ Annirenaiyi joarlj.

kiAvvra&rlo. wu Annlvenary; a jcarly maaa. lAbro de afUvsrtcuios Ap obit- uary.

A.'no, mn. The anns.

An6obe, ad. Last night [c^, At nigtt>fSiUL

Anocbeo^r, tm. To crow dark. Al aaoch&'

Acodln^, va. To aaminlster anodTncs.

Anodino, na, a. (Med.) Anodyne;

Anomalikf 4^ Anomaly,

An6malo, la, a. (Oram.) Anomalooa.

Anomia, a/. Anomy, breach of law.

An6|i, «m. The coatard apple-tree.

An6iia, ef. Anona or oostard-imple.

Anonadacl6n, «f. Anonodamiento, 9m. An- nihilation; aelf-oontempt

Anonaddr, va. To annihilate; diminish. — w. To homble one's aelC

An6nlmam6ntc, ad. Anonymously.

An6nimo, ma, a. Anonvmooa; nameleaa.

AnotAoi6n, $f. Annotation^ note.

Anotad6r, ra, «. Commentator.

Anotar, va. To comment

Anqa6ta. Eatar de media anqueta^ To be inoontmodiously seated. [an ox.

Anqolboyuno. na, a. Uarlng a croup like

Anqulldsla, if. Anchylosia, a stiff Johit

Anquis^co, ca, a. L^ crouped. [der.

A'nsar, am. A goose. A'naar madia^ Oan-

Anaareria, «/ The place where goose are reared.

Ansar«&ro, «»«. A gooae-berd.

Ansarino, na, a. Belonging to geese.

Anaarino, am. A gosling. [fowl

Anaar6n, am. A goose, a large foolish water-

AnseAticOj ca, a. uanseatlc

AbsS, (Vul) Thus, 80.

A'nsia, af. Anxiety, anguish, eagerness; longing, hankerizig.

AnsladamSnte, ad. Anxiously, earnestly.

Ansldr, to. To desire anxiously, to long.

Ansina, (Low) Thns, so.

Anslosam^te, ad. Anxiously, eam^tly.

Ansideo, sa, a. Anxious, eager.

A'nta, af. The Tapir. (Arch.) Antas, pillar of a building.

Antdceo, am. A kind of sturgeon.

AntagdUas, ^ pi. Sprit-sail reef-bands.

Antagonista, am. Antagonist, an opponent

Antwa. Llamarae antana^ To unsay, re- traot

AntAfio, ad. Last year.

Antilrtioo, ca, a. Ajitarctia [the first course.

A'nte, am. A dressed buck or buflBalo skin;

A'nt& prep. Before.

Anteaao, da^ <t. Buff-colored.

Anteanteanoche, ad. Three nights ago.

Aoteantoaydr, a<L Three days ago.

^teaydr, ad. Tlie day before yesterday.

Antebr&zo, am. The fore-arm.

Anieo&ma, 4/t A bed-side carpet

AotecAmara, tf. Ante-chamber ; lobby ; hall ; the steerase. [ante-chamber.

intecamariUa, a/C A room to the king's

Antecapilla, af. 11)0 porch.

\nteced6nte, am. Antecedent

4nteo«dentem^nte, ad. Antecedently.

Aftteoed^r, va. To precede^ forego. 38

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Anteoaa^r, ra, a. Predeceasor, ArUeesadreaf Ancestors.

Antechinos, am. pi. Fluted monUlBga

Ant6co» ca, a. The AntOBcL

Antecogdr, va. To bring before one; te gi^er too soon.

Antecol&na, af. A colnnm of a p'^rtieo.

Antec6ro, am. The entrance leading to tiM choir.

Antecristo, am. Antichrist

Antedita, af. Antedate.

Antedatir, to. To antedate.

Antedicho, cha, a. Foresaid.

Ante-diem, (Lat) The preceding day.

AntedlluTimio, na, a. Antediluvian.

AnteiglMa, af. The porch of a dinrcb ; th« padsfa church and district

Antelaoidn, af. Preference.

Antemino, ad. Beforehand.

AntemeridiAno, na, a. In the forenoon.

AntemurAl, am. A rook or mountain pto> tecUng a fortress. Jmuml

AntemimUla, af. Antemiiro, am. Y. AitU-

Ant6na, af. A lateen yard ; the horn or an- tenna of insects.— e. pA Antennas.

Anten41las, af.pL Pincera.

Antendche, aai The night before last

Anton6mbre, am. A title proflxed to a proper name.

Anteojera, ^. Spectacle-case; eye-flap.

Anteoldro, atn. Spectacle-maker.

Ante6jo, an*. A q>y-glaaa; an eye-giaa& Ante(^o de larga viata, A teiosoope. Ante^o de puKo, or de teatro. Opera* glass.— ^. Spectacles. Anteq^oa de ca» minOy or de et^rmoa^ Goggles.

AntenSmnia, Before all things; above all

Antepagir, va. To miy beforehand.

Antepaeuido, da, a. Paaaed, elapeed. [sor^

Antepas4dos, am, pL Ancestors, predeoea-

Antepteho, am. Breastwork, parapet; foot- step. ^nfep<$cA<M^ (Nan.) The iron hone of the head. riasL

Antepen61tlmo, nut, a. Antepenult; third

Antepon^r, va. To prefer; place before

Antepdrtico, am. Yestibule, porch.

Antepu6rta, ^f. A door-enrtain ; anteport

Antequino^ an*. Concave moulding.

Ant6ra, af. (Bot) Anther.

Ant^icohtardio, Mountain q)iderwort

Anterf6r, a. Anterior, former.

Anterioriddd, af. Priority; preference.

Anteriorm^nte, ad. Previously.

A'ntcs, prep. Before, beforehand.

A'ntes, 0(2. Fir^ratner, better; heretoftwei A'fiiea bi&n. Rather. A'ntea con dmtea. As soon as possible. i>a <inil6«, In ancient times. A'wlea gusy Bather than.

Antesacristia, ^f. An apartment leading to the sacristy.

Antes&la, ^f. Ante-chamber. [ment

Antestatfin, ^ (Fort) A small intrench*

Anteteraplo, am^ Portlca

Antev6r, va. To foresee.

Anteviapera, af The day before yeatcvdar;

A'nti, An inaepaiable pr^>osition, aignl/yuf a(;ainat

A: iia, af aohth.) The mutton flafc.

Antiapopleotioo. ca, a, Antiapcipleotia

Antiap6rtol, a, Anti-apnatlo.

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AaUartriUoo, ca, & (Mod.) Antittthritkv Aatiaemitico, ca» a. (Med.) AntiMthmatio. Anticsrdaiiil, «*». A Bchlsmatie ctrdinaL ABtldpad6D« ^f. Antldpatioii, foretaste; AstidDdda, ^f. (Feno.) An unexpected thnut

or blow. AstJdpadamtote, ad. Prematorelj. Antkipador, ra, «. Anticipator. Aotidpami^nto, mn. Anticipation. Astldpinte, pa, Antidpated; a fit of the

ferer returning before its pcdod. Antidpir, ^a. To antidpate; forestall Aatidunax, «. (Rhet) Antidimax. AKtioosmdtico, ca, a. Anticoonetio. AntiorliAiino, na, a. and & Antidiristian. Aaticntioo, mn, AnUcritic Antknido, da. a. Antiquated. Antfeo^, «a. To antiqoate, ontdatei AnttcoArio, am.. Antiqoarian. AntidorAl, ik SemnneratiTe. AntidisentMco, ca, a, Antldysenteria Aatidotiirio, am. A pharmaoolog^. Antidoto, am. Antidote. AntiemMco, ca, a. Antiemetic: Aatlentasii^a, a, Antientfanaiastic. AntlepU6ctico, ca, a. (Med.) AntiepilectieL AntUr, ad. The day before veeterdaj. Antieeoorb&tico, ca, a. (Med.) Antiscorbutic. AntieqMsmddioo, ca, a. Antispasmodic Antiiknitico, ca. a. Antilknatio. Antii&z, am. A lace-ToiL Aatiibbnl, a. Antifebrile. Antifhidi^aco, ca, a. Antlaphrodltia Antifiogistico. ca, a (Med.) Antiphlogistic. Antifona, ^ Antiphony, an anthem. Antifon&l, AntUbndrio, em, Antiphonal Antifon^To, ttn. Precentor, leader cf the

choir. Aatifrasia, ^ Antiphrastn Antigwillay ^f. A monoment of antiquity. AntigTUun6nto, ^* Andentiy, formerly. AntigB^, vn. TO obtain seniority; to make

obsolete. AatigBedid, ^ Antiquity; the andents. Antigno, gna, a, Antiqne, andent, old. Antigno, am. An antique monument; senior

of a college or community. AntiguoB^

The andents; the illustrious men of old. Antihelmintico, ca, a, (Med.) Anthelmintic. AntlhistMco, ca, a, AntihysAeric. Antil^Ha, tf. An apparent contradiction. AntiministeriAl, a. AntiministeriaL Antimonirquico, ca, a. Antimonardiio. AntimooiiU, a, AntimoniaL Antim^nto, «m. Antimony. Anttnadonfil, a. Antinational. AntinelHtico, ca, a, Antinephritie. Antinomia, »f. Contivdiction between law& Antin^o, rnn, Antinous. Antipipa, tm. An antipope. [antipope.

Antipapido, am^ The nnlawftal illgnity of Antii>apAl, a. ActipapaL Antipara, </. A screen; a gaiter fbr the front

of the legs and feet Antiparalitico, ca, a. (Med.) Antiparalytio. Antipar^tttasia, af. Antiperistasis, a crime

asserted to bo praiseworthy. ABtipArra8,^«/.(0oU.)Spectade8. [stone. AntipAtes, rnn, Black coral ; a precious blade Aattpatia, |< Antipathy.

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AntipAtico, ca, a. Harlng natural ayersion. Ant{pensta8i^ $f. Antiperistasis. [tasia. Antiperistitico, ca, a. Belonging to antiperitt Antipestil^cial, a. Antipo»tiIcntiaL Antip6ca, ^ Obllcatlon to pay a certain rent Antipoc^, va, written obligation to pay a

certain rent [contrary dispositioVi.

Antipodas, 6m, pi. Antipodes; persons ol Antip^dia, af. Antipddlo, «m. An extra dish

to the usual meal. Antip6trldo, da, a. Antiseptic. Antiquisimo, ma, a, aup. Very ancient Antlrevoludonirio, ria, a. Autireyolutiob

Antu^o, am. Snap-dragon.

Antisdoa, am, pL (Astr.) T>?o points equally

distant from the tropica. Antlsdptlco, ca, a. Antiseptic. Antispodio, am. (Pharm.) Antispodium. Antistrofe, «/! Antistrophe ; an ancient dano«i Antitesia,«/(Qram.) Antithesis; a contrast Antit6tico, ca, a. Antithetical [bol

Antitipo, am. Antitype, figure. Image, sym* Antitrinitirio, am. AntltrTnltarian. Antiven^reo, rea, a. (Med.) Antivenereal. Antojadizo, za, a. Longing, capricious. AntqjAdo, da, a. Anxious, longing. AntoJ^rse, vi\ To long, desire earnestly. Antoj^ra, ^ A spectacle-case; eyo-flai». Antoj«iro, «m. Spectacles-maker. Ant6Jo, am. Whim; a longing, fkncy; speo

tacles: eye-flap for horses. Anto1u61o, am. dim. A slight longing. Antoldr, am. Inserting. Antologia. ^f. Anthology. Antonom.^ia, «/? (Rhet) Antonomasia, Antonomd^oo, ca, a, Antonomastic Ant6r, am, (Law. Prov.) Vender of stolen

goods, a &on^^<2« nnrdiaser. Ant6rcha, tf. Torch, flambeau. A'ntras, am^ Vermilion. A'ntro, am, Antre, cavern, den, Antrop^fhgo, «m. A cannibal.— 4). pi. An*

thropopbagl Antropoloda, af. Anthropol<^|^. Antroposoila, ^ Anthroposophy Antruejo, am. The three oays of the camiral AntUTi6n,amk A sudden, unexpected stroke

or attack. Da antuvion, Unexpectedly. Ann4l a. Annual [annuity.

Anulidiid, af. State of being annual ; pension, Anualm^nte, ad. Annually. Anubarrido, da, a. Clouded. Anubl&do, da, a. Orcrcast clouded, dim. Annblir, ito. To cloud, darken; overcast;

obscure.— f?r. To be blasted; mildewed. AnudAr, va. To knot, Join, unite.— rri. To

wither, pine away. Atmdarae la «»,

Not to be able to speak. Anudnda, ^ Compliance, consent AnnSnte, a. Condescending. Anul4ble, a. That which can be annulled. AnulacWn, af. Abrogation ; abscission. Annlad6r, ra. «. A repealer. Anuliir, to. To annul, make void. AnulAr, a. Annular. J)edo aniUat% The rins

or fourth finger. [making yo}£

AnulatSvo, va, a. Having the power of Anundad6n, qf. Annundatlon. Anundaddr, ra, «. Announcer.

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iniiBel^, eOk To annoonoe, proclaim ; foro- bode.

AsAnoio, tm. Omen; adTOitisement, notice.

A.'naO) na, a. Annual, yearly.

Anvmo, «m. Obverse. X^baeco-Ieavea.

A'nvlr. MK {South Amer.) A red liquor from

Anzolado, da, a. Hooked in.

Anzol6ro, «m. Fish-book maker or dealer.

Anza61o, mt. Fish-hook; allurement; frtt^ ters. Cost en el antuelo^ To be tricked. Jfoer el anMudo^ To escape a danger. Tragaren annielo. To swallow the bait.

A'iia. ^ Btink-fox, skunk.

AMda, »f. The Kood or bad season in a year; moitv of arablo land. [aecesBw

Afij»did.(ira, «C Afiadiml^nto, em. Addition,

Afiadir, va. To add; exageerate.

AfiaKja, ef, Papel ds aHqfea^ Brown paper.

AflafU, mtK A muslod pipe used by the Moors.

AftafllSro, em. A player on the aflaJU.

Ai^as^ ef. A call, lore, decoy. [lamb.

AiUu, Ow Annual CorderoafUilyKjeexMng

AMI, em. An annual olSaring on the tomb.

Aftal^o, em. An eodeslasticju almanac.

Afiasoar, «a. To collect by degrees.

AficiAr, 9a, To make old.— ur. To grow old.

A.A^)o, Ja, a. Old, stale, musty.

AAico^ em. pL Bits or small pieces of any thing. /7a<30ra/lio0«, To break into small blt& Haeeree aiUooey To overheat one's selC

Afiil, em. The indigo plant ; indigo : the beet qnali^ is called ahU iter, or tieate; the middling sort, eobreeaUetde^ and the com- mon kind, corte.

AiVin6ro, em, A dealer in lamb-skins.

Aiiinoe, em. pk The fleecy skins of yearling lambs.

Afiirddo, da, a. Dyed blue.

A'fio, em. A year; a long time. Mai afio. Surely, without doubt Mai aflo para A, The deuce take him. A'iloe^ The birth- day of a person. CeUbrar toe afloe, To keep the birth-day. Tetter aiioe^ To be old. Aflo bieieeto^ Leap-year.

AfioJtU, em. Fallow land.

Afi<Mo,Ja, «. A yearling calC

Afiubli&o, da, a. Blin^olded.

Afinbl4r, Alinblfirsc, Y. Anublar.

Aft&blok em. Mildew.

Afiudaddr, ra, e. One who knots or ties.

Afiud^ «& To make fast, unite, tie close. AfiMoar loe laMos^ To impose silence.

AAusffdr, WL To choke; vox, annoy.— im. To be displeased.

AqjAdo, da, a. Bewitolied.

AcHad6r, ra, «. A coi^urer. [fitacination.

Aojadfira, if. AoJami6nto, em. Witchcraft,

AojAr, va. To fliscinato, charm, bewitch.

Aojo, em. Bewitching, (kscinatlon.

Aoristo, em, (Gram.) Aorist

A6rta, t^f. (Anat) Aorta, the great artery.

a.ovddo, da, 0. Oviform, in the shape of on

Aovm*, aa. To lay eggs. Aovill&rse, «r. To grow like a dew. Apabilibr va. To prepare the wick of a

candle fbr Ugfath^^or. To go out, to es-

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Apacentad^ro, em. Fastore. Apaoentad6r. «m. A herdsman. Apacentamicnto, «m. Pasturage. Apacent^, wt. To tend graang cattle; V

graze; teach spiritually. Apachnmr, «a. To crush, squeetek [neea. Apacibilidid, ^ Afiabili^, mildness, meek Apadble, a, Aibble, meek, gentle; placid,

pleasant Apadblcmdnte, ad. Mildly, gently. Apaciguad6r. ra, e, PeaoemJaker. Apaciguamiento, em. Paclflcation. Apacigndr, ta. To appease, pacUy, calm.—

vn. To abate. Apadrinad6r, ra, «. Patron, defender. Apadrln^, i^a. To support patronize. Apag&ble, a. Extinguishablo, qneochable. Apag&do, da, a. Uumble-raindod, pusillanl

moua. Apagaddr, em. Extinguisher. ninaa

Apagaptooles. em. pi. Leech-ropes, leecb- Apag&r, TO. To quench, extinguish ; ettkoe^

destroy, ^pcr^or to eoJL To slake lima

Apaqaree la luntbre, la 2ua, To go out ApoineiiUio, da, a. Li imitation of naif aii

elUpsis. Apalsado, da, a, Besembling a landscape. Apalabr&r, va. To appoint a consoltoHon ;

treat personally ; bespeak. Apalanc&r, va. To move with a lever; sup- plant Apale^o, da, a. Cudgelled, caned. Apalead<Sr. ra, e. Cudgeller. ApaleamientOjjmu Drubbing; beating. ApaleAr, va. To cane, drub, cudgel; beat,

norsewhlp. [grain.

Apal6o. em. Beating, moving, or shovelling Apalmada, a. Palm of the hand stretched oat Apanc6ra, ef. The common crab. ApandilUu', to. To form a league or a fac- tion.— vr. To be united in a Action. Apanq}4do, da, a. (Bot) Paniculate. Apantanir, 90, To ov^ow ground ; make

a pool Apantnflido, da, a. Wearing slippers. Apafi&do, da, a. Besembling woollen cloth

in body. Apafiad6r, ra, e. Catcher, grasper; pilferer. ApafiadAra, Apafiami6nto, ^, Selzinf^snatch-

Inc, grasping. Apan&r, va. To grasp^ seize; pilfer; dres^

set olT; patch. — vr. To submit to. Apdfio, etn. Seizing, grasping; cleverness;

a patch. [thing.

Apann8cad6r, rn, e. One who crumples a Apaflusci^r, va. (Coll) To rumple, crush. ApapagayAdo, da, a. Parrot-like. [shop. Aparad6r, em. Sideboard; dresser; work- Apar&r, va. To stretch out the hands ftn

catching; heap the earth round plants;

close the quarters of a shoe. AparasolMo, da, a. (Bot) Umbelliferous. Aparat&do, da, a. Prepared, disposed. Apar&to, em. Apparatus, preparation ; pompt

show. Aparceria, ^ Partnership. AparctTO, ent. Partner in a farm ; aaeodata Aparei^, vck To match, mate [edl/

Aparec^r, vn. and vr. To appoar uiiejper4 AparailOra, nf (Nau.) Garbe .

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AparM&do. Mk Oboat [tng.

A|»i«duU6nt<s 9m>. An uparltioi^ ^»pear*

Apttrdido, tl«, «k Prepared, fit, ready.

ipomid^r, ra, «. One who prepoiee or geti retdjr; oreraeer; rigger.

&;«rq)ar, vo. To get ready; saddle or har- ness botsea; rig a ebip; to 8ise.--«r. To get ready.

Aper^ em. Preparation, disposition; har- BMB, gear; sixlng; tackle and rigging on a ship. Apar^ tU amante y sttriUa, Banner and tackle.

Apar^o^ Mk Pack-eaddle.

Apartjos. pL Tools, instruments.

Aparentar, «a. To piake a f^lse show, [fit

Aparente, a. Ai^pareot, not real ; seasonable,

Aparentemfoto, cuL Api«rently.

Aparid^n, ^ Apparition.

Aparitod% ^ Appearance ; fkce, likeness ; vMtigB ; pageant; probability, coi\iecture.

Aparrado, da, a. Crooked like grape-vines.

ApanoqaiAdo, da, <k Parishioner.

Apanoqui^, va. To attract customers.

Apartadero, am. PartinK-plsce, cross-roads.

Apartadj}o, sm, A small part

^partadoo, 9m, A small room taken from one of which it made apart

Apattido, da, a. Separated; distant, retired.

Apartddo, am- A retired room; a smelting- boose; a private box in tbe post-office.

Apartaddr, ra, a. One who divides or sepa- rates Apartador (U m^tcUet^ Smelter.

Apartami^to, *m. Separation ; renimcioUon <^aclaim.

Apartir, vck To separate; dissoade; re- move ; to Bort — vr. To withdraw ; to bo diroroed.

Apiiorte, «fik Break In a line, paragraph.

Apiat& ad. Apart separately ; aside.

Apsirar, va. To arrange the grain for thresh- ing; to heapw

Apasionadaoadota, ad. Pasflonately. [ted.

Apasion&do, da, a. Passionate, fond; devo-

Apasion&r, 9€k To inspire a passion. — vr. To be taken with a person to excess.

Apastnr&r, «& To pasture, to forage.

Apatia, ^ AxMthy.

Ap^ktieo, ca, a. Apathetic indifferent

Apat68oo^ mn. Ornament, drees; bungled work.

Apaz^ MK QL Bpa9ote\ American basil

Ap^ $/. A rope on the forefeet of horses.

Apeaddro, 9nt. A horse-block.

Apead6r. tm, A land surveyor.

Apaamiento, «». Survey.

AmAt, 90. To alight; measure lands; set landmarkB ; prop ; pull down ; dissuade ; displaoe.

Apediogir, «a. To push with the breast; undenake with spirtt

Apedaz^, fsa. To patch, repair.

Apcdemalido, da, a. Flinty.

JLpedrir, va. To stone. Teach other.

Apedread^rOk wk Place where ooys stone

Apedre4do, da, a. Stoned, pelted.

Apedread6r. 9m. Thrower of stones.

Apedreamiento, 9m. Lapidation.

4pedrdir, e& To stone.— en. To hail.

ipedrto, auk A stoning.

Apegadam^te ad. Studiously.

API

Ap^go, cm. AttadiraaBt, fondness.

Apeldble, a. Appealable.

Apelacl6n. ^f. AppeaL

Apelido, oa, a. Of tbe same coat cr coW.

Apelambhbv vo. To steep hides in lima-

water. Apelinte,j9a. AppeUant Apel&r, tm. To appeal ; have recourse k ;

to be of the same color. [lative nouo. Apelativo, a. Kambr6 apetaUvo^ An appel- Apeld^, vn. To flee, run away. Ap61de, 9m. Flight, eecape. ApeU^, TO, To dress leather. ApellidMoy da, a. Named. [nouM

Apellldami^nto, «»k The act of giving a Apellldiu-, va. To call by name; to pro- claim, to raise shouts. Apelbdo, «f7K Surname; nickname. ApelmazAr, va. To compress. Ap^nas, ad. Scarcely, hardly; with trouble. Ap^ndice, am. Appendix. Apefiuscir, va. To rumple. Ap^ 9m. Survey ; props, stays, Ac Apeondr, fta. To walk or run swiftly. ApdpsiiL ^ Apepey, indigestion. Aperador, 9m. A rariner ; a wheelwright Aperir, to. To cany on the trade of a

wheelwright Apercibido, da, a. Provided ; ready. Apercibiml6nto, 9m. Providing; arrange*

ment^ ®^^^ summons. [summon.

Apercibir, -ra. To provide, get ready ; warn ; Aperci6i^ «/ Opening. [nata

Apercollar, va. To collar; snatch; assaasN Aperdig^o, da, a. Broiled, toasted ; burned

Dy the Inquisition. Aperdig&r, i>a. To broil partridges. Aperitivo, va, a. Aperitive. Apomad6r, am. A dog which scixos the

game by the legs. Apornar, -pa. To seize by the leg. Ap6ro, 9m. Implements of a wnn or of a

trade: sheepfold. Aperreado, da, a. Harassed. Aperread6r, ra, a. An intruder. Aperrodr, f>a. To throw to the doga^— «iir.

To toil ; overworlc ApersonAdo, da, a. Favored. Apersondrs^ vr. To appear In person. Apert&ra, y. Opening. Apesadumbrddo, dojO. Yexod^ raonmfhi. Apesadumbdu-, ra* To vex, afflict — vr, T«

grieve. Apesar&r, va. To afflict Apesgdr, «a. To sink under a load. — vr, Tc

oea^rieved. Apestado, dajO. Pestered, annoyed. ApesUu-, va. To infect; cause a bad smell

corrupt; pester. Ap^talo, la, a. Apetalous. Apeteced6r, ra, a. Deslrer, wisher for. Apetec6r. va. To long for, to hanker. Apotedble, a. Desiraole. ApetSnda, ^f. Appetite, hunger. Apetitivo, va, a. Appetitive. Apetito, am. AppeUte ; hunger. Apetit6so, so, a. Palatable. ApezuAfir, vn. To tread firm on the hooC Apiadad6r, ra, «. One who pities. Apiodiirao, vr. To pity, commiseratah

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ipiond^ro, tm. A ahephwd's acooant tf

the sheep. ApicarMo, da, a, Bogoiah, knavlah. A. ploe, am. Apex, rammitf top. A'picea, Anthers of flowers. jSstar en lc8

apicM^ To know minutely a thing. Apiladdr, »m. Filer of thi wool at aheoring-

time.

shaped. % Pressing [crowd. »r. To clog, [murder, pprehend; imer. i the tan-

nderlings;

[abl< k Appeas-

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ig ground.

rrliy.— rr.

[iron.

(ith a llat-

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rons linen.

tones, Ate

k1; dispir-

[fonnd.

rush; con-

citation. ; concert;

te.

nlty. t

udge. iden;dall. iomb. — vr.

lischance. cowardly;

narrow-noona. Apocad6r, ra, 8. One who lessens. Apocalipsi, Apocalipsis, sm. Apocalypse. Apocami6nto, «^n> Meanness of mint. Apodur, va. To lessen* diminish, contract

— rr. To huirble one*8 selC [tlon.

Ap6oema, Ap^clroa, {/! Apozom, a decoc- Ap6cimo, 9m. DogVbano. Ap6criro, tBL, a. Apocryphal. Apodad6r, »m. A wag, a scoffer, [appraise. Apod^, va. To scoff, nickname, rlcicale; Apodencddo, da, a. Pointer-like. Apodehblo, da, a. Empowered, authorized;

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APO

Apederddo, sm. Proxy, attorney, affont

ApodeW^, «r. To poesoes one's self oTa thinf

ApodictJoo, ca, a. ApodictlcaL

ApMo, am. A nickname^ [of some bonea

Ap6flse, Ap6flsia, ^. (Med.) The prominenop

Apoflef^atioo, oa, Ck Apophlcgmatic

Ap6grafo tm. Apograph, transcript

ApogiSo, am. Apogee.

Apoliniido, da, a. Motb^«iten, worm-eatra

Apolillad&ra, if. A hole made by mothSb

ApolillAr, «0k To gnaw or eat dotheiL

Apolindr, Apolineo, nea, a. (Poet) Beloa?' ing to Apollo.

Apolinarista, mn, ApolUnarlan.

Apolog6tioo. ca, a. Apologetic

Apol<^a, ttf. Apol(^, excuse.

Apologists, gm. An apologist

Ap61ogo, «nft. Apologue.

Apoltron&rse, «r. To grow lazy, loiter.

Apomaziir, va. To glaze; bumlah with pumice. [Tinemr.

Apom^U, ^ A decoction of boney-oomb U

Apoplegta, ^. Apoplexy.

Apopl6tico, ca, a. Apoplectic.

Aporcadtira, 9f. Raising earth around plants

Apord^r, «a. To cover plants with earth.

Aporisma, em. Ecchymosis.

AporisiAarse, rr. To oecorae an ecchymosia

AporraoeAr, va, (Prov.) To pommel

Aporr&r, rn. To stana mute.— or. To be- come importunate.

AporreAdo, da, a. Cudgelled ; dragged along.

Aporrednte, pa, Ondgeller.

Aporrcdr, va. To beat or cudgel, knock.— vr. To study with intense application.

Aporr6o, mn. The act of beating.

AporrillArse, vr. To swell in the Joints.

AporrUlo, ad. (ColL) Plentlfhlly. [horsa

Aportad6ra, iff. Chest to carry stores on a

Aportad^ro, mn. A place where a ahip or person may stop.

Aportdr, vn. To arriTO at a port get shelter.

A j)ortilldr, va. To breach a rampart

A^pos, am. Sea swallow, aand martin.

Aposentad6r, ra, *. One who lets lodgings

Aposentami6nto, 9m. The affording a tem porary habitation. [lodsing,

Aposent&r, va. To lodge.— cr. To uke a

Aposentillo, am. dim, A small room, a bed- room. [the theatre,

Apos^nto, sm, A room ; an inn ; a box ia

Appsesionir, va. To give possession. — w, TO take poesesslon.

Ap06icl6n, ^. (Qram.) Apposition.

Aposiopteis, ST (Bhet) Aposiopeeis.

Ap6sito, sm. Any external medicinal appli- cation.

Aposta, Apostadam^nta, ad. Designedly.

Apo6tad6ro, sm. Station for soldiers or yea> sola. (Nau.) A dock-yard.

Apostador, sm. A better, one that wagers.

Apoat&L sm^ (Proy.) A convenient fishing place in a river. [inches thi<£.

Apost41eos, sm, pi. Planks flx>m five to sevea

Apostdr, «a. To bet ; place relays ; post sol- diers. ApostaHas or apoAArsOa^ To contend; defy.— or. To emulate^ rival

Apostasta, iff. Apostasy.

Ap6stata, 9:n. Apostate; fbrsakor, ftigtUT^

Apoatat&r, «n« To apostatize^

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ApoitfinB, ^ An «po8teme> absceia, tomor.

Apostemaclon, ^ Forming an atMceas.

Apostemitr, txz. To ftirzn an abeoeas.

ApoetomSro, «fik Biatoiiry. [boil

ApostemiUa. 4/! ^ttm. A small abscess; gom-

Apoetilla, ^. A marginal note.

AportiQir, «r. To break out in pbnplea.

Ap6stol, am. Apostle, missionary. (Naa) Hawse-piece.

ApostoUkdo, A Apostleahip.

Apost^Ucam^nte, ad, Apostolically.

Apoet61ioo, ea, a Apostolical; apoetolia

Apostrafili, TO. To apostrophize.

Ap6strofe. if. (Bbet) Apostrophe.

4p6«cro^ Mn. Apostrophe.

Ap6te, ad, (Coa) Abmidantly, largely.

Apotenna, mi. Apothegm.

ApoteOda, ^ Apotheons, deification.

Apotlduio, am. (Pn>T«) Apothecary.

Apoyad^o, sm. Prop, support.

Apoyadura, «! A flow of the milk.

ApoVir, TO. To fitvor, protect; prop; cor- roborate, bold np, sopport, conflrm, sec- ond a motion.— «n. To rest on ; lie. — vr. To lean upon.

▲poyatfira, ^. (Mas.) Appo^atnra.

Ap6yo, mn, Prop» support, fhlcrom; pro- tection.

Apreddble, a. Yalnable, respectable.

Apredaddn, ^ Estimation.

Apredadamtote, ad. In a raloable manner.

Apredad6r, ra. a. Estimator, i^praisor.

Apredir. va. To appredate, appraise.

ApredatiTO, Ta, a. UeUting to the appraised Talne. [teem.

Aprido, am. Appraisement; aceomit; es-

Aprebend^, ca. To apprehend, seize ; fency.

Apr^eneidn, ^ Apprehension, acnteness ; tear. [fiensitlve.

AprehtftsSro, va, a. Apprehenslre, fearftil ;

Aprehens6r, ra, s. One who apprehends

AprehensMo, ria, €k Apprehending.

Apremiaddr, xa, a. Gompeller.

ApremlAr, va. To press ; compel, ol>lige.

Aprimio. am. Prownre; constrain^ force; jndidal comnnlrion.

Apremir, «a. To wring; lower, abatei

Aprend^, tfo* To learn.

Aprendiz, za, «. Apprentice.

Aprendizdge, mK Apprenticeship.

Aprenaad6r, sm. A presaer or calendrer.

Aprens&r, va. To dress, calender; Tex. (Nan.) To atow.

ApresadiSr. ra, a. Privateer, emlser; oaptor.

Apreeamicnto, am^ Capture; hold.

Apresir, va. To seize, grasp. (Nan.) To capture.

Aprestir, 1^ To prepare, make ready.

&pr^8to, «m. Preparation, accoutrement

Apresuracidn, {/! Acceleration.

Apresnradam^nte, ad. Hastily, ibrwardly.

ApcvsnrMo, da, a. Brief; acting precipi- tately, [ness.

Apresuramidnto, am. Eagomeas, forward-

Apresur^, va. To accelerate, hasten.

Aprotadamdnte, ad. Tlghtiy, doeely ; nearly.

Apretad^ ^/T A strap or rope to tie with.

Apretadiras, Pressing remonstrances.

Awetad^ am. Truss or bandage fbr mp- toroo.

APU

Apretadillo, Uil a. dkn. Somewhat eoB

strained; in danger. [ed; dangerooa

Apretddo, da, a. Tight, mean, narrow-mind-

Apretad6r, am. Preaser; under-waistcoai:

corset: rammer; crusher. Apretadtira, f^f. Compression. Apretami^nto, am. Crowd; con^ct; avarioa Apretitr, trc/. To tighten; press; constrain;

distress. AproUin, airu Pressure. [place; distreaa. AprctAra, af. A squeeze, crowd; confined Apri^sa, ad. In haste, in a hurry, [cramp^ Apri^to, am. Crowd; conflict; exuency; Aprlmir, va^ To compress p^'i'^*

Aprisa, ad. Swiftly, promptiy; ftst; In a Aprisoo, em, Sheepfolo. Mectod.

Aprision&do, a. Impriaoned, bound, suK- Aprlslon&r, vOb To confine, imprison. Aprd, am. Froflt, benefit, &vor. Aproir, vn. (Nau.) To turn the prow. ADrobaci6n, ^f. Approbation; conaoot

Aprobad6r, ra, a. ApproTer. Aprob&nte, pa. Approrer, examiner. Aprobdr, va^ To approve; like; find. Apr6che8, am.pL Approaches. Apron, am. (Ichth.) A small fl-esh-wjttcr fish, Apront^, ra. To prepare hastily. Apr6nto, am. A speedy preparation. Apropiad6n,Jt/! Appropriation, assumption. Aproniadam6nte, ad. Conveniently, pro- perly. Apropiddo, da, a. Appropriate, fit; ofBciaL Apropiad6r, «m. Appropriator. [ply.

Apropidr, va. To ^propriate, assume; ap- ^ Apropincuaoi6n, */: Approach, approaching. Apropincn&rse, vr. To approach, draw near. Aprovec«Sr. vn. (Prov.) To make progress. Aprovech&ble, a. Profitable, serviceabia Aprovech&do, da, a. Improved; sparing;

parsimonious. [dty land&

Aprovechami6nto, am. Profit; progress: Aprovech&r, vn. To make prc«re6B. — va. T4

profit by.— «r. To avail one^i self o£ Aproximaddn, ^ Approximation. Aproxim^, va^ To approximate, approach. Aptamdnte, ad. ConvenienUy, fitly. Apt^ro, ra, a. (But) Apterous. Aptitiid,^ Aptitude; ability; expediency. A pto, ta, a. Apt, fit; competent ApuMta, if. A bet a wager. Ir ds apuaata.

To compete wltn. Apulgardr, va. To force with the thumb. Apuncbiir, va, To cut out the teeth of a

comb. TmemoriaL

Apantad6n, ^. Annotation, noting down : Apuntddo, da, a. Pointed, marked. Apimtad6r, am^ Observer; a proroptor.

(Nau.) Gunner. [a vessel

Apuntal&r, va. To prop. (Nau.) To shore Apuntamldnto, am. llomark; abstract; a

Judicial report Apnnt^, vOk To point, aim ; level ; mark

Apurita el dia^ The day peeps.— w. To

begin to turn. [atakci

Ap6nte, em. Annotation ; prompter's words; Apufladdr, vet. (Prov.) To strike with the

fist ApufieAr, va. (Coll.) To strike with the flat Apufiete4r, va. To beat with the fist

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Ipanud6ii, ^ Trouble, mlsfortone.

Apondun^nte, ad. At the nick of time; exftctlT.

Apnr4do, da, a. Poor, destitata, exhsoBted.

Aparad6r, «m. A refiner, parifler; consu- mer; gleaner. [flcatlon.

Apuraiolento, em..Be8earoh, Inquiry, yeri-

ApurAr, vo. To purify; investigate; con- sume, exhaust; tease.— «r. To grieve, be aflUcted.

Apumtivo, a. DeterslTe.

ApAroL 9m. Want; affliction; exigency.

Apurrir, tMk (Prov>) To hand or deliver to.

^qoqiir, wi. To complain; afflict

Aquoi, Ha, Wo^pron, dem. That; that one; he. she. AmtOloa, aquMa»^ Those.

Aqnende, a<f. liltber, here.

Aquerendirse, «r. To be fbnd of a place.

Aqu6se, sa, so, pron. dent. That Aquetos,

A'nibe, Ariblgo, «m. The Arabic langusfce.

Arabwoo, sm, Arabesque; moresquo-worlc

Ariibias, ^.pl. Arabias, a kind '-f linen.

Ar&biga, ^ A stone resembling spotted ivory.

Aradkcha, ff Tluit of New Qranada.

Arida, nf. Flonghed ground, husbandry.

Ar4do, 9m. A plough.

Arad6r, s»a A ploughman : ring-worm.

Aradorcioo, mn. dith. A small hand-worm, ring-worm. [day.

Aradura^c^ Ploughing; lanA jloughed in a

Aragn6ides, 4^ A thin membrane of the brain.

Aragones'a. {roaara^on«Mi,Arragon grape.

Ar&mia, ^. Ploughed ground fit for sowing.

Aran&ta, ^ American animal resembling a dog.

Aranc^l, tm. Fixed rate; tarifH

Ardndano, 9m. Cranberry.

Arand^la, 9f. The socket-pan of a candle- stick.---^ The ruffles of shirts.

Arandilloi tm. Pad, hoop used by women.

Arani^go, a. Taken in a not

Aranzada, «< A measure of land.

ArMa, «< Bpide^; chandelier.

Arafiador. ra, «. Scratcher.

Araflamionto, 9m. The act of scratching.

Araiiir, va. To scratch, claw ; scrape, gather.

Araiiizo, 9m. auQm. A long deep scratch.

Aralk^ro, ra, a. Wild, intractable; sour.

Arifics 9m. A scratch ; nipning.

Arafion, 9m. Sloe, the fruit or the black thorn.

Anfln61a, ^ dim. A small spider; a pUnt

irafiu61o, 9m. A small spider; fbld^net

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Araptode, tm. Ancient measar^ o# 19

square feet Axkt.vck, To plough, to labor; drai;. ArbeI16n, sm. Gutter to drain road". Arbitrable, a. Arbitrable, depeodiug upon

the will. Arbitrad6r, dora, 9. Arbitrator, umpire. Arbithige, Arbitram6nto, Arbitrami^nt*.

sm. Arbitration ; arbitrement Arbitrdr. vo. To a^udge; strike out Arbitrariam^nte, <uL Arbitrarily. Arbitraried&d, «? Arbitrariness. Arbitrdrio, ria, Arbitrativo, va, a. Arbitrary. Arbitrat^rlo, ria, a. Relating to arbftratoni Arbitrlo, 9m. Free will and pleasure ; means ;

bond; discretionary power.— ^pf. Taxes on

S'ovisiona, wine, &a itrlsta, 9m. Schemer, prqjector. A'rbitro, 9m. Arbitrator; one's own master. A'rbol. 9m. Tree; mast; post; stem. Arbolado, da, a. Planted with trees ; masted. Arbolad6ra, f/C (Nan.) Masts and sparSb ArboUbr, «a To set up; mast; hoist — er.

Arhclar99^ To rear on the hind Ibet Arboldrio, 9m. Herbalist: mad-cap. Arbolecico, Arbolecillo, Arbolioo, Arboiito»

ArborcUlo, 9m, dim. Arboret ArbolMa, ^ Qrove, plantation of trees. Arbol^o, 9m, dim. A small tree. Arbol^te, 9m^ Branch to flMten bird-lime en ArboUsta, 9m. Tree-planter; arlxHist ArboI16n, 9m. Flood-gate, sluice, conduit Arb6re(k rea, a. Relating to trees. Arborixado, da, tk Arborescent ArbotAnte, 9m. Flying buttreas. Arbiisto, 9. A shrub.

Arbustillo, 9m. dim. Arbuacle, a small shmK A'rca,«/ A chest; coffer; tomb. Ssraroa

eerrada. To be yet unknown. [bow& Arcabncena, 9m, Troop of archers; cros»> Arcabucdro, 9m, Archer; gunsmith. Arcabliz, 9m. Arquebuse, a fire-arm. Arcabuzitzo, 9m, A gun-shot; gun-ehol

wound. Arcadl, 9m. A species of wild artichoke. Arcdda, «/. Vomiting; arcade; piaxea. A'rcade, a. Arcadian. Arcadfiz, 9m. Conduit or pipe; bucket Arcusroo, «m. Archaism. ArcAngel, 9m, ArchangeL Arcangellcdl, a. ArchangellcaL ArcAno, 9m. Arcanum, secret; reserved. Arcir, va. To bow wool Arodz, 9m. A bier. Arcdza, ^ wtQm. A large chest Arcazdn, 9m. Arbusde; osier; wlllow-ploW A'rce, 9m. (Bot) Maple-tree. Arcediandto, 9m, Archdeaoonship. Aroedidno, 9m, Archdeacon. ArchSra, «if. Arcberess. Aroh^ro, «m» Archer. - {..tuchv

Archiducddo, 9m, Archdukedom, arch* Archiducil, a. ArchducaL ^ee^

Archid6qne, -duquesa. 9. Archduke, -duob* Archildud, sm. Large kind of lute. Arohip&mpano, sm. An imsginary dignity. Arohipi6l4rOi ^^^^ Arohipelaga Arohivir, «a. To file, deposit In an archive Archiv^ro, Archlvista, 9m, Keeoer of the

archives.

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AnUro, 9wk Arehlres; a confUUnt Areina, 9f. Argil, alumlnm, clay. ArdHdao, aa, A Clayey, araillftOeoiiA. ArcipreaUdsOk Ardpretttttgo, «nk Arcb-

pneathoocL Areiprtete, am, ArdipiiMt A'reo, «m. Arc; arch; bow; hoop. Jrco

FrU, del cUUk, Rafobow. A'reola, ^ A sort of ooane lliMn. Arc6Q, WNu aiugm, Uuffp chest; great arch

or arc. Arcontadoi, am. ArehoDBhlp. Arediktei aniw Archon. A'retlco, a. Arctic, nortbem. A'rda, M SmilrreL Ardateado, da, a. Made tiiin or dear. Ardate^, to. To make thiD. [silk.

Aidioa, Ardiaea. ^ pL Coaneet Persian ▲rdasiiiafl, Ardaxinaa, tf. pk Finest Persian

Bilk. Ardte. f< BIttam. Ardedto, mm. A spades of serpent Ardentia, a/ Phospboresoenoe of the sea. Arde61a, 4^ A small kind of heron. Ard^, fm. To bnm, blaze, glow; to be agi- tated with. Ard^ro, ra, Ow Sqairrel-hnnter, dog. Ardid, am. Stratagem, artiflee, conning ArdMo, da, a. Heated. [fervent, fiery.

Ardi^tsi, pa. and <k Ardent, bamine; fever; Ardientemtotei, ad>. Ardently, fervidly. Ardilla, tf. Squirrel Aidlmiinto, am. Valor, IntrepIdltT. Ardincnlo, em. ^arr.) An inflamed swelling

on the back. Ardite, 8»k An andent coin of little valne. Ard^r, am. Ardor; great heat; valor; life. Ardorteo, sa, a Fiery, rsstleaa Ardnam^te, ad. Ardnooslv, difficultly. A'rdao, dna, a. Ardnoiu, dlfflcalt; high. A'rea, %f. Area; barn-floor; halo. Ardhod6n. 9f. I>ryne8^ extenoation. Aril, tm. Larse grain-sieva, . Arelir, vow To stft grain with the areL Artna,^Sai!id; arena. Arenioeo, ea, a. Arsnaeeons, gravelly. Aren&l, am. A sand^ groond, a aoadv beach. Arenal^ Axenalillo, «m» dim, A small

sandy place. Areair, va. To cover with sand. Aren^ em. Dealer in sand. Ariaga, »t. Harangue, oration, address. ArCTgador, »m. A speech-maker. ArenHr, m. To harangae; hold forth. Arenulaa, ^f. pL Oraniualed saltpetrei ArenSaoo,ea,Aren6so,Ba,a.Bandy; gravelly,

pitty. Ar^qne, mn. Herring. Areola, ^ (Anat) Areola. Are6inebro, am. Areometer. Areopagita, tm. Areopagite. Are5n«go, tm. Areopagna Areotect6nlca, 4/^ Areoteetonloa. Aresthi, tm, g^arr.) The frnsh, a disease in

Arsstinftdo, da, o. Afflicted with the ftmsh. Ar^ am. Drop ear-rings.

iOftda,^ The pitehJng or phmglng of a shlpu Aiftr, ra. (Nan.) To pitch, plonge. Arfil, f < Bishop (in the game of dieas).

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Argadyo,ArgadiUe,«m.Beel; notoypffsoB

large basket ArgAdo, ^m. (Prov.) Prank, trick, artlfloa. Ai^Ia, «/ Civet (perfhrae). Ai^Udra, 9f. A saw for catting groovea. Argamandel, am. Ba^, tatter. Argamand^o, am. Collection of trifling im*

plemoits. Aiigamisa, «/. Mortar, cement for btdlding. Argamasdr, fXK To make mortar; cement Aigamasdn, am. A hvgo piece of mortar ii

rains. Argam61a, ^ (Bot) Golden starwort A'rgana, ijf. Kind or crane; horse-basket Ar^an^l, Wk Bing of an astrolabe. Argdneo, am. (Nao.) Anchor-ring. A'rgano, mn. An andent warlike maehtne. Arg^ a. Uorse whose right hind foot only

u white. [argemoiw

Argdma, Arg8m6n, am. (Med.) Aiigema or Araimono, mn. Prickly or homed poppy. Arg^n, ma. White or silver color, argent Argentddo, da, <k ShMhed shoes. Argentirio, Argent^ ma. Master of the

mint Argenteria, ^ Embroidery In gold or aUrer. Argentifodma, 9f. Silver mine. Ai^ntina, ^ (Bot) Satin cinqaefolL Argento, am. (Poet) Silver. Argilla, i(f. Argil, clay. [mlneiw

Arglritiu, am. pi. Marcasites foond in silver AI^lfa^ ^. Large ring ; a stifle ; hook ; pil- lory, [rln^ ArgolI6ta, lea, fta, ^ dim. A small staple; ArgolI6n, mn, auffm, A very large ring; a

staple. A'rgoma, ^ (Bot) Fnrze, fforse, broom. Ai^om^ am. Plantation ofcjrtisoa. Argom6n, mn, anigm. Large prickly broom. Argondatas, mn.pL Argonauts. A'l^ros, am. Argo, the celebrated ship of tha

Argonanta Argoaddn, mti. A kind of India cotton. Ai^m^dqne, mn. Gam ammoniac, [benelw A'rgiie, am. Windlass; wire-plate, wire- Argnellarsc, «r. To be emadated; in bad

health. Arga61lo, mn. Faintness, want <^ health. Ai^dfias, ^ pk Hand-barrow. Argulr, fm. To argue, dispute. — va. To give

signs, moke a snow. A'rgoma, ^f. Furze, broom. Argumentaddn, 4^ Argumentation A]^nmentad6r, ra, «. Arguer. Argumentdr.im. To ai^ne, dispute. AxgaroontatSvo, va, a. Argumentative. Argumcntillo, mn. dim. Slight argument Argnmtoto, am. Aigament, subject, oontn^

versy. Arguy^nte, pOw Arguer; opponent A'rla. iff. Tune or air; song. Aribar, vo. To reel yam into skdns. Arlbo, 9771. Beel for making skeins. Arldbr, va. To plough across sown grrnuidL Arid6z, af. Dronglit A'rido, da, a. Arid, dry, barren. AriSnzo, mn. A little ram. A'riea, mn. Sign of the ram. Arista, i\f. dim. Arietta, a short air. Ari6ta. mn. Battering-ram.

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Arietino, na, a. BMembllng a mn't head. /Lrjjo, Ja, a. light, easily ttfled. [ring.

iLxmOj wk dinu A amall hoop; hoop aax^ A.rim6z, «/! Part of a building which jnta or

stands oat Arind^o, 9m. (Om.) Jay. Arisaro, am. (Bot) Wake-robin. Arisco, ca, a. Fierce, stubbora , onpolished. Arismdtlca, ^. Arithmetic. AriBm6tico, a. ArithmeticaL Arisndgro, Arisprldto, a. Species of wheat Arista, 9m. Beard of grain ; edge of aroogh

piece of timber in naval architecture. Anstas, Groins which cross each other. Arlst&roo, am. A severo oonsorer; epoi of

the moon. Aristino, am. Scab on the heel of horses. AristocrAoia, ^. An aristocracy. AriBt6crata, am. Aristocrat Aristocritioo, ca, a. ArlstooratieaL Aristol<S<iaia, ^ (Dot) Birthwort [awns. Aristdso. sa, a. Having many beards or Aristot^fico, ca, a. Aristotelian. Aritmdnda, ^, Arithnuuicy, foretelling by

nnmberSi Arttm^ca, ^ Arithmetic Aritmeticamdnte. ad. Arithmetically. Aritm^tico, am. Arithmetician, accountant Aritmdtico, ca, ck ArithmeticaL Aritoe, Hoop ear-rings. Arlequln, am. Harlequin, a buffoon. ArlequiniklA, ^. A hariequtn's trick, or Joke. Arl6t 9m, A sort of cumuiin. Arlien&nse, am. A sort of linen. [bush.

A'rlo, 9m. (Bot) Barberry, or pii)eridge ArI6ts, ^. Tow of flax or hemp. A'rma, ^ Weapon, arms; alarm. Arma

falsa, False alarm. Arm&da, ^. The navy; fleet, armada, [ship. Ann»(16ra, ^. The principal timbers of a Annadia, 9/. Raft [game.

Armoduo. am. Trap or snare for catching Armadillo, «m^ Armadilla Arm&do, da, a. Armed, weaponed ; plated

witli gold or silvor. ArmAdo, 9m. A man in armor. Armad6r, am. Privateer, cruiser; owner or

fitter out of a vessel ; jacket Armad^ra, ^ Armor; skeleton; (hune. Armi^&l, 9m. (Prov.) Fen, moor, bog. Armtj&ra, ^ A plot of ground for garden

plants. [ration.

Armam6nto, am. Armament, warlike prepa- Armiu*, va. To arm; set a snare. Arm6rio, 9m» clothes-press; cupboard. Armatdstc, 9m. Cumbersome piece of ftir-

niture. Armaz6n, am. Armor; hulk; fishing-tackle. Armelina, tjf. Ermine skin. Arm^lla, a/ Staple, ring. Armelludla. sf. dim. A small staple, ring. ArmeMa, if/. Armory; arsenal; b-^raldry. Arm6ro, am. Armorer, gunsmith. AmiUrero, ra, a. fPoet) Warlike, [sphere. AmillAr, a. K^era armilar^ Armillary Armllla, ^ Part of the base of a column. Armifio, 9m, Ermine. Armipot^nte, a. (Poet) Mighty In war. Armlsticio, am. Armistice. [net

Armoisin, am, A thin silk or tafTety;

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Armenia, ^ Harmony; nnml^r; '^onoord Armonl^oo, 9m, Gum-ammonlaa Armdnico, ca, a. Harmonical, musical. Armonio8am6nte, ad. Harmoniously. Armonidso, sa, a. Harmonious, aonorooK

consonous. Armonista, ^. Harmonist Armuille, 9in. (Bot) Orach. A'ma, ^. (Prov.) Bee-hivo. Amdcho, 9m. (Bot) Best-harrow. Amte, am. Harness; coat of nudl; armor

Amue9, Necessary tools, utensUa Arnilla, ^ dim. (Prov.> A small bee-hive. A'ro, 9m, Hoop of wood or metal [widai Ar6ca, {/! Linen more than three quarlen Ar6ma, ^ Aromado myrrfa-tree. — am.

Aroma. [ftima

Aromatiddid, ^f. Aromatic quality, per Aromitioo, ca, a. Aromatic ftvgrant Aromatizacl6n, ^f, Aromatization. Aromatizad6r, 9m^ Aromatizer. Aromatlzikr, va. To aromatize, p«ftme. Ar ' - wm. The aromatic myrrh-tree. Ai rn. Foreman in iron works.

A' ' Harp, lyre.

Ai a. Serrated, toothed.

Ai a, 4|^ Scratch, nipping.

Ai ck. To tear to pieces, rend ; claw.

Ai 9m>. (Mus.) Arpeggla

A] m. (Nau.) Grappling iron.

Arpia, ^ Harpy; an ugly, scolding shrew Arpill^ra, 9f. Sackclotli, pack-cloth. Arpista, 9m. Itarper. Arp^n, 9m, Harpoon ; fish-gig; Arponddo, da, a, HarpoonckL Ari)On6ro, 9m. Harpooner. Arque&da, ^ Stroke with the fiddle-bow. Arque4do, a. Arched. Arqnead6r, 9m. Ship-ganger ; one who forms

arches; wool-bower. Arqneige, 9m. The gauging of a ship. Arqueami^nto, 9m. Tonnage, gauging. Arqne&r, ra^ To arch ; gauge. — pr. To gron

hog-backed. Arquto. am, Arcuation. tonnage, gauging. Arqnelogia, ^f. Archeology. Arqneria, 9m. Scries of arches; aqueduct Arqu^ro, 9m. Maker of arches; treasurer. Arqudta, tf. dim. A little chest, a smal

trunk. Arqnetipo, 9m. Archetype. Arqueton, am. av{tm, A large trunk. Arqnetoncillo, 9m. dUn, A trunk of a mid

dling size. Arquifil6sofo, 9m. ArchphUosopher. Arquilla, ita, ^ dim. A littie chest Arquillo. 9m. dim. A small arch or bow Arquimeea, ^f. (Prov.) Serutoire. [gogna ArquislnagOgo, 9m, Principal in the syna ArquitScto, 9m, An architect Arqultect6nlco, ca, a. Architectonic Arqultect^ra, ^f. Architecture Arqultr&be, 9m, Architrave. Arrab&l, 9m. Suburb; the posteriors. Arrabal6ro, ra, a. Churlish. Arr&blo, 9m, Cast iron. ArrAca, ^f. (Nau.) A traveller. Arracida, tf. Ear-ring.-^ Young (Oifldiw

about a widow. Arradfk^ nm^ Beof of rocka

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Aiadm&dA, da» a. dnstend.

AmdmAne, vr. To cluster.

Amclan, mn. T. AbeduL

hxnkL mt, Baifl or maat«r of a Moorish difp.

ArrtlgAdas, </Cj72. (Nan.) Fnttock-shroada.

Airalj;^, tm.. To root; pledge Uad. — or. To establfsb one's sell

Arriieo. «m. Landed property. [swIfL

Am^jaque, «. Fork -with three bent prongs;

Artalir, vn^ To thin, rareff. [awajr.

Arraniblar, «a. To cover with sand; sweep

Arrancadera, $f! Bell worn by animals.

AirancacLko, mtk, The thickest part of a gan barroL [uniform rowing.

AnaacMa, da, a. Boga arra/neada. Strong

Anancadw, ra, & An extirpater, destroyer.

Arranoflir, va. To poll oat; carry off with Tiolence; extirpate. [sons.

Arraoeapinos, mn. Nickname for little pep-

Arrancaai^ga^ fff. Poor grain, half mowed.

Arranehirw, «r. To mess tocher.

Arranci^rse, vr. To grow randd.

Arrsoqae, an. Extirpation; wrench; fit of posefon; has^ temper; sadden event.

Ampar, to. (Low) To snatch away, carry off.

Arrapi^za, Arripo, sm. Tatter or rag; des- picable person.

A'rras ^ pL Money which the bridegroom pledges at his marriage ; dowix Arras de la bodega, (Nan.) Wings of the hold. (OnL)Bia<»ca

Anraa^o, am. A silk staff, satin.

Axrasami^to, 9m. Demolition of a fortress.

Arrasftr, «a. To level; destroy; obliterate. — m. To clear up, grow fine. fly.

Arrastradamtote, ad. Imperfectly; palnral-

Arrastraderas, ^.pL Lower studding-sails.

Arrastradgro, mn. A careening place.

Arraatr&do, da, a. Dragged along; in the utmost misery.

Arrastramitoto, mn. The act of dragging.

Arraatrinte, mn. Claimant of a degree in collegea. [bring over.

Arras&ir, 9a. and n. To creep; drag along;

Arristrc, mm. Leading a trump ; ceremoni- ous visit.

Arrat& mn, A pound of sixteen ounces.

Arrayan, mn. (BoL) Myrtle.

Arrayan&l, mn. Plantation of myrtles.

A'rre, Gee, geho.

Arreaddr, mn. Maleteer.

Arre^, «& To drive horses.

ArrebaJBaddr, ra, a. Gleaner, gatherer.

Arrebafladfira, m^ The gleaniug, picking uf .

Arrebaft^, va. To glean, gather. [ion^.

ArrebatadamSnte, ad. Precipitately, bcad-

Arrebatado, da, ck Bi^id, violent; pieclpi- tate.

Axr^>atad6r. ra, «. Violent snatcher.

Arrebatamiento. mn. Carrying away by vio- lence; fiuy; fit,

Arrebatir, ro. To carry off* snatch ; attract the Intention. — w. To bo led away bv passion. [of a crowd.

Arrebatifla, tf. Carrying off precipitately out

Airebito, mn. Surprise; paroxysm, start

Airab6t, am. Bedness of the sky; rouge.

Airsbol^r, to. To paint red. — vr. To rouge.

4rreibo)6ra, ^ Bonge-eeller ; alkanet; rougo-

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ArreboU&rse, «r. To precipitate, &11 haad

long. Arreboz&r, va. To overlay meat with jellr.—

or. To muffle one's self up ; swarm. ArreboEo, mn. Muffler. [ordci

Arrebi^adam^nte, ad, ConAisedly, with <li»> Arrebi^^, to. To iomble together, huddle,

— er. To roll one^s self in the bed-clothe& Arrecafe, 9m, Cardoon. ^ntronger.

Arreciur, va^ To increase. — vr. To grow Arrecife, mn. Causeway; reef of rocks. Arrecil, mn. A sudden flood. Arrecirse, -or. To grow stiff with cold. Arredramitoto, mn, Bemoving to a greato?

distance. Arrodrdr, loa. To remove to a distance*

terriiy.— i>r. To be terrified. Arr6dro, €id, Badcwarda. [up

Arr^;azddo, da^ Having the point turned Arrcgaz&r, va. To tuck up tlie skirts. Arregladamdnte, ad. Be^larij. ArreglMo, a, B^ulai^ moderate. Arreglami^ntOjam^ Beffulotion. Arregl&r, oo. To rebate, guide; ft«me,

a^nst. — vr. To conform to law. Arreglo, mn. Bole, order. Cbn arreglo.

Conformably. Arregostdrse, or. To relbih or have a taste Arrejaca, »f. Three-prong fork. [weetU Arrcjadir, va. To plough across for clearing Arrd&co, mn. String, band, martin. Amy Ada, ^ Paddle of a plough, paddle-staff. ArrejAquo, mn. Three-prong fork. (Om.)

Swift martinet [small bird.

Arr^l. Arrelde, am. TVeight of four pounds; Arrellanilrse, or. To sit at ease; lean back. Arremang4do, da, a. Lifted upward. Arremangiir, va. To tuck up one's clothes.-'

or. To be ftilly resolved. Arremingo. aTTi.. Tacking up the clothes Arremotedor, mn. Assailant, aggressor. Arremet^, to. To attack; scijse; shock. Arremetida, ^f. Attack, assault; start Arremolinudo, da, <z. W hirled, turned round Arrempt;)&r, oo. To move; drive away. Arrenaablo, a, Bentable; fSarmable, tenan^

ablcw [tain rent

Arrendaci6n, ^f. Benting or taking at a ce^ Arreudad6ro, mn. A ring fastened to the

manger. ArrendAdo, da, a. Obedient to the rein& Arrendad6r, am. Landlord; tenant; &rmet Arrendadordllo, awK dim, A petty tenant Arrenddjo, am. The mockiug-blrd ; mimic,

buffooi; [leasa

Arrendaml&ito, mn, Benting to a tenants Arrendiinte, pa. A tenant Arrenddr, oo* To rent hire ; bridle. Arrendatario, ria, a. A lessor ; lessee ; farmer Arreo, mn. Dress, ornament, decoration

Arrio*. Appendages. Arr6o, acU Buccessivoly. U&car arrta^ T«

carry on one's sbouUlenL Arrepapalo, mn. A sort of IVItters or bans. Arrep^te ac& compddre, A boyish play Arrepentido, da, a. Bepentant ArrepentSdas. ^f.pl, Penitents. Arrepentimitoto, mn. Bopentanee, eon

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AmplitAr, va. To grind rags Into pnlp. Arrepfsto, #m. Grinding or ponndinff rags. Arreptido, dm, a. PossoiBsed hy the devU. ArroqiMsoniine, «r. To be carded, or ooa^-

Arreqn&fe, wn. Blngeins iron. [stancesi

Arreqoives, 9m. jpL Ornaments; dream' Arre6Uulo, da, a. Confined, imprisoned ; in>

trepld. I!^'^*

Arreetir, va. To arrest, confine.— «r. To be Arr^sto, am. Spirit, boldness; arrest Arrotin, «nu Kind of stamped woollen cloth. Arrov^iUIo, <k Queer, odd. [brnshiiiood. Arrez^o, am, A place fbU of tliistles and Arriida, tf. (Prov.) Flood, overfiowing. Arrianismo, 9m» Arianism. Arridno, na, ck. Arian, of the tenets oi Arias. Arrii^, va. (Nao.) To lower, etrikei Arriita, 4^ Arrlite, «fik A border in gardens ;

trellis; canseway. Arriba, ad, Aboye, high ; aloft. ArribAda,</:(Nan.)The patting in ofaressel

atajMrt Arribage, tm. Patting Into port Arribir, rtu To pat into a hM'bor in disbess ;

to bear away ; to aecompUsh one's desira Arribo, am. Arrival Arrioote, am. Bboal, eand-bonk. Arricisoa, am, pL Saddle-straps. Arri^nde, am* Ablocation, lease, ftutn. Arrieria, ^. Driving of males. Arrlerico, illo, ito, am, dim,. Male-driving in

a petty way. Arriero, am. Maleteer.

[onsly. Arrieegadamtote, ad, Dangeroosly, hazard- Arrieeg4dok da, a. Dangerous, hazardous;

daring. Arriesg^, to. To risk, hazard. Jump.— 'or.

To be exposed to danirer; dare. Arrimad^em.8caffola,astage; walldng-

stick. ArrimadiUo, am. Famished room. Arrimadlzo, a. and em. Thing to be applied ;

parasite, sponger. Arrimddo, da. Tmer (UTtmado^ To be

1 by evil spirits. Arrimad6r, am. The back-log in a fire-plaoei Animadfira, ^ The act i^ approaching. Arrim&r, va. To approach, draw near: stow

cargo; dismiss. [at in bowls.

Arrime, am. The mark for the balls to arrive Arrimo,«m. Joining; staff; protection; help. Arrimdn, mn. {flacar aO, To stagger along

a wall JS€ar<learri«noR) To watch over. ArrinoonMo, a. Cornered, oat of favor, re-

Ured; redaoed in circumetanoeii Arrincon^, ea. To comer; lay aside, rc^jeot

— vr. To retire flx>ro the world. ArriscadomSnto, ad. Boldly, audadouslv. Arrisc&do, da, a. Forward, bold; brisk; ft-ee;

high-mettled. 4rriicad6r, am. (Prov.^ A gleaner of olives. /Irriscirse, «r. To hold op the head: to be

proud. [house.

Arriz4r, va, (Nan.) To reef; stow; lash; Arroba, «/ Weight of twenty-five pounds;

liquid measure of thirty-two pints. Arrobadizo, la, a. Fdgning ecstasy and rap- tore, [ment Arrobamlteto, am, Eestatie rapture ; amazo«

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Arrobfirse, «r. To be oat of one** senses.

Arrob^, ra, a. One who provides bread foi a convent [in a small compass.

Arrobita, f< dim, Tlie weifAit of an arrcha

Arr6bo, am. Ecfltacy, rapture, amazement

Arroedro, am, Rloe j)lanter or dealer.

ArrociniUlo, da, a. Stupid, Illu an ass; ass- like.

Arrodnfirae, vr. To become dull and stupid.

Arrodoludo, da. Bearing a target or shield.

ArrodelJove, «r. To be armed with a shield.

Arrod^, sm. Cattle-market; delay.

Arrodil1ad6ra, ^f, Arrodlllamiteto, am. Kneeling. [kneel to tlie groind.

Arrodtll&r, wi. To bend the knee. — vr. To

Arrodrigir, ArrodrigonAr, «& To prop vines.

Arrogaddn, ^f, Arrogation, claiming arro-

Arrogaddr, am. One who dalms arrogantly, Arroginda, ^ Am^ance, heartiness; con-

fldenoa [tv, proud,

Arroginte, a. High-minded, spirited ; baugb* Arrogantemtoto, ad, Arrogantlv, banghtur. Arn^Ar, vo. To arrogate, claim. — er. To

appn^triate, claim nigustly. Arrdadamtete, oA, Aodadously, boldly. Anxgadillo, am, lUndkerohief tied aroond

the head. Arrdadiza za, a. Easily darted: missile. Arrd&do, da, a. Bash, hasty; bold, intrepid Arrolad6r, am, A thrower, a flinger. Arrcjji^, vo. To throw, dart, fiing; qirout.

make red-hot; turn away. [nma

Arr6io, am. Boldness, intrepidity, fearless- Arro11ad6r, am. Roller. ArrolUir, %a. To roll up; carry off; defbat Arroroadiztoe, tT. To catch cold. Arromdr, «a. To blunt to dull Arrompido, da, a. Newly broken up ground. Arrompido, am. A ground newly broken up^ ArroDzi^, «& To haul a haws«>. ArropAdo, da, a. Mixed with must Arropamii&nto, am. The act of clothing or

dressing: [wine; cover the rootai

ArropAr, wi. To drees: mix with boiled Arr6pe, am. Juice boiled to a sirup. Arrop^a, ^. Irons, fetters. ^imp, dec

Arrop^ ^. Tessels ibr holding boiled must, Arropia, ^f. (Prov.) Cake made of floui;

honev, and spice. [sweet cakes.

Arropioro, am. (Prov.) Maker or seller oi Arrostrir, «a. To set about in a cheerfbl mau'

ner; encounter. — vr. To fight fiice to feoei ArrovAda, ^f, AnojmA&ro^ am. Valley; chan

net [«r. To be smutted.

Arroyfir, «a. To Inundi^ sown sroond.- Arroyioo, Arroy uilo, am, dim, IL rill, a wnai&

brook. Arrdyo, am, Bimlet * small river, euns«t Arroyada, af. A pUnt Arr6z, am. Bice. Arrozil, am. Bioe-fleld. ArrozAr, vo. To ice a liquid. Arroz^ am. Dealer iu rice. Arra/ir, wi. To grant like a wild boar. Arrufftdo, da, fp. Sheered, curved. ArrafiidAra, af. Sheer of a ship. [sheet:

Arrul&r, to. ^au.) To incurvate, to <brm tli« Arrufianido, da, a. Ruffianly, impodeoi Arrfifb, am. Sheer of a shipk

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iffi^ 9f. Wrinkte, awragatlon ; mmple. irrogadMi, tf. Arrugsmltoto, tm. Cornisa-

tkm. \tr. To die.

AjTi^pir, «a. To wrinkle ; rample ; niber. — AimgDO, «m. DecorsitloD of carvea work, ▲rroiiuiddr, ra, «. Balner, demolisher, de-

stroyef. Anmlnamitoto, am. Bnin, destruction. Arrainar, xa. To demolish : ruin; destroy. Arrallador, ra, t. Bocker; flatterer, ci^olcr. Amllir, «a. To loll babes; oourtt ceo and

MIL [Inllaby.

Arrullo. «m. The cooing and billing of doves ; AmunMso, am. Garefls; scomAil grin. Azmmige, sm. Stowage of a diip^s cargo. Arramir, 9a. (Nan.) To stow cargo. ▲rnunaa6n; mt. Qsvu.) Stowage; horizon

overcast. Armmbidaa, ^ pL Wales of a row-galley. Arrambaddr, ra, t. Heaper, piler ; steersman. Armmbami^to, am. The direction of a

thing. [proper conrse.

ArnnnMb;ci& To stow away.— cr. Steer the Anxmflirae, «r. To baye a flush of cardan AnafHtga, tjf. A plant Anenu, am. Arsenal, dodc-yard. Aneniito, «m» (Cbem.) Anenlate. Arseoicil, a. (Cnem.) Arsenical. Ars^nlco, am^ (Ghem.) Arsenic; ratsbane. Arsdlla, if. Green almond with its downy

A'rta, f< Y. Ptamtaina. Arta da agua.

Y. Zarai/atona. Artal,«m. Akindofple. AitaUte, sm. A sort of tart Artamlsa, Artamisia, ^ (Bot) Mng^wort. Artan^ Artanita, af. (Bot) Sow-bread. A'rie, am. and/ An art; skill, craft; man- ners. A'rtea, ^. pk Intrigues, improper means;

logie, phi»slcs and metaphysics. Artedllo, lla, a. dim. Petty art or trade. Artefieto, am. Mannflictare. Art^fo, am. Joint or knuckle of the fingers. ArtemSea, Artemisia, ^ (Bot) Mng-wort Arttea, ^. Aa aquatic IbwL Altera, tf. An iron bread-stamp. ArUMa, ^ An artery. A'apera artarict.

The wind-pipe. Arter^ ^ Ajruflce, stratagem, sagacity. ArterUl, a. Arterial Azt«ri6Ia, 4^ tf^ffiv Small artery. ^ Arteri^eo, sa, a. Arterial. Arteriotomia, j^ (Anat) Arterlotomv. ArtAro^ ra, a. Dexterous, cunning, artful Art^aa, 4^ Kneading-trough; canoe: woal-

eu bom. [chanic.

ArtesAao, am. Artisan, manufacturer, me- Artesllla, f< A small trou^. Aites^ am. A round tub for dishes; carved

celling; ornamented ranlting. Artesoi^o, da, €k In the fbrm of a trough. ArtesoneUkL am, dim, A small trough. Artesutila, tf. dim. A small kneading-trough. ArtMioo, ca, a. Afflicted with the arlhrltia. A'rticQ, ca, a. (Astr.) Arctic, northern. Artlculacidn, 4/! Artioolation; Joint Py. ArtlenladamAnte, ad. Distinctly, articulate- ArtlculAc va. To artienlate, pronounce

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Articolir, Artienlfirio, rta, a. Artteolar.

Articulo, am. Article, section; plea; q«e* tion.

ArtSflce. am. Artificer, artisan; contrlysr.

ArUficiAl, <z. Artificial. Jfuegoiort^/MaU^ Fireworks.

Arilficialm^nte, ad. Artificially.

ArUficIo, am. Workmanship, craft; artifice.

Artifldosam6nte, ad, Artiflcially; artfyil, craftily.

Artificioso, sa, a. Skilftil, Ingenious; artM

Artiga, ^. Land newly broken up.

Artlg^r, VA To break and level land.

ArtlllAr, va. To mount cannon.

Artilleria, ^. Artillery; gunnery; cannon.

Artill^ro, am. Gunner, artillery-man.

Artimifia, af. Trap, snare ; strataeem.

Artimdn, am, Mizen-mast; sail or a gafiey.

Artista, am. Artist; artisan ; siadier of logki

Art61itos, am, A concave spongy stone.

Artritico, ca, a. Arthritic arthrltical.

Artritia, am. (Med.) Arthritis, gout

Artr6dia, af. (Anat) Artbrodia.

ArtAfia, 4/f A ewe whose Iamb has perished.

Artiiro, am. (Astr.) The great bear, a con- stellation.

Arugas, «/! (Bot) Motherwort, feverfsw.

A'rula, {A dim. A small altar. [reedy.

Arundiniceo, eea, a. (Bot) Arundinaceoua,

Aruft&r, va. To scratch, claw, scrape, gather.

Ar^fio, am. Scratch.

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As, am. Ace ; Boman copper coin.

A'sa, af. Handle, haft; vault like a basket

handle; pretence. Asa dvlce^ Qxaa ben

zoin. AactfiUda^ Assafoetida. A8aci6n, t^f. Decoction. Asad^ro, ra, a. Fit for roasting. Asado, da, a. Boasted ; dressed. Asad6r, am. A spit; roasting-jack. Asadorazo, am^ Blow with a spit Asadordllo. am. dim. Small spit AsadAra, ^ Entrails, chitterlinss. Asod&ra, Asadnria, »/. Toll paid for cattla. Asaetead6r, am. Archer, bow-man. Asaete&r, va. To attack, or kill with arrowa Asaetin&do, da, a. Like satin. Asalariir. va. To give a fixed salary or pay. Asalmonado, da, Tasting like a salmon. AsaltadiSr, am. Assailant, assaulter; high

wayman. [sail

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AMrtro, «f?t. (Bot) Y. JSndrino.

Asarg&do, da, a. Serge-like; twilled.

AaannA, iff. (Bot) Bastard asanun.

A'aarOf tm. Asamm, aaarabaiea Q;>lant).

Asativo, va, a. (Pharm.) Dressed or boiled (nits own Juice.

Asbestino, na, a. Belonging to &sbeato&

Aab^sto. am. Asbestos, a fossil, inoombos-

Ascal6nia, ^ A seed onion. [tlblai

Asdirides, ^.pL Aacarides, infeimal worms.

Asoend6ncia, ^ Line of ancestors.

Aacenddnte, «iik Ascendant; boroeco^ — pcL Ascendinjar. Fmoted.

Aacend6r, vn. To ascend, moont; oepro-

AaoendlMite, am. and / An ancestor, fore- Citlier. [Thnrsdav.

Aaoensi6n, ^ Ascension; exaltation; holy

Ascensional, a. (Astr.) Ascensional.

Ascdnso, 9m. Promotion.

Asc6ta, «m« Ascetic, hermit

Asceticismo, «m. Ascetlctom.

A8c6tico, ca, a. Aacetio. [zone.

A'solos, «m. pf. Asoil, people of the torrid

Asdro, 9m. (Bot) St Peter's wort, St An- drew^ cross.

Asdtia, ^. Ascitea

Ascidoo, ca, a. Belonging to the asdte&

Asclepidda, ^ (Bot) Swallow-wort

Asolepiad^, 9m. Latin verse of fbor feet

A'soo, 9m. Nausea, loathsomenees; despica^ ble thing:

A'scoa, {< Bed-hot coal.

A'scua^ ^'^'^ (Joe) How It pains ! S9lar en cuouaa^ To be very nneasf.

Aseadam6nte, €ki. Cleani j« elegantly, neatly.

Aseddo, da, a. Glean, elegant

Asei^, va. To set ofli; embellish.

Asechad6r. sm. Insnarer. wayhiyer.

Aseohamlento, wn.. AsecnAnza, ^. Waylay- ing; artifice, trick.

Aseohdr, vck To waylay, watch insidionsly.

Aaeonraddn, 9f. Insurance

AsedAdo, ^^a. Silky. [silk.

Aaedir, «& To work flax and hemp soft as

Asadiaddr, ra, «. Besieger.

Asediir, «a. To beaiege: blockade.

As^dio, 9m, A sioee, a blockade.

AseglarArae, cr. To secularize one's self

Asegund^, 9€L To repeat with little or no intermission.

Aseguracidn, ^. Insurance.

A8egurad<Sr. 9m. Insurer, underwriter.

Aseguramiento, 9m. Securing; security; in- surance.

Asegur^, va. To secure, insure; fksten.

Asem^4r. va. To assimilate, favor.— vr. To resemble.

Asendere&do, diLO. Beaten, frequented.

^endereir, va. To persecute, puisne; open a path.

Asengladiira, iff. (Nan.) A day's run.

As6nso, 9m. Assent consent credence.

Asentdda, «/! A stone in its pl&oe ; one slt^ ting. A*^ a99ntada9, V. A'^ a9mtad4aa9.

Asentad^ras, af. pL Buttocks, the seat

Aasntadillas, {A.') ad. Sitting on hotiebaek like a woman.

Aaentido, da, a, Olear, serene.

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Asentadtai, f^ Asentami^to, am. Estab- lishment, residence. . Asent4r, va. To seat; stop at; suppose; af

firm; a^ust; note; assess; establish. Asentir, vn. To coincide; acquiesce, yield. AsenUsta, 9m. A contractor. As6o, 9m. Oleanliness, neatness, curtosltr. As^qni, 9m. Duty on every forty head of

cattle. Aaequlble, a. Attainable, obtainable. Asorcidn, ^. Assertion, affirmation. Aserrad^ro, 9m. A saw-pit; horse or trestle^ Aserradizo, za, a. Proper to be sawed. Aserr&do, da, a. Serrate, serrated, dented. A8errad6r, 9m. Sawyer. AserradwB, ^. Sawing. Asemd6ras, Saw-dust Asorrir, va. To saw. Asertivo, va, a. Assertive. AsSrtO), 9m. Assertion, affirmation, podtion. AsertMo, a. Dedaratocy, afltarmative. Asesiir, vn. To become prudent Aseeinar, iMtToassasdnate; betray. Asesiniito, am. Assassination, murder,

treachery. [patch.

Asesino, 9m. Assassin, murderer; cheat; Ases^r, ra, t. A counsellor, legal adviser. Asesordrse, vr. To take the assistance ol

counseL Asesoria, ^. The office, pay and fees of an

assessor; tavern. [ner nap or siesta.

AsestadSro, 9m. Place to take an after-din- Asestad6r, 9m. Onnncr. Asestadara, aA Aim, taking aim. Asest&r, va. To aim, point [flrmatlnn.

Asoveraddn, af. Asseveration, solemn af- Asever4r, va. To asseverate; affirm. AslSiIto, 9m. Asphaltum. AsTixla, ^ (Med.) Asphyxia, suflbcatton. - Asfoddlo, SDK Asphodel, day-lily. Asi. ad. So, thus, in this manner; thorofbra

alsou Aai bimy As well, as much so.

Ai^ qu9i So that, therefore. Aai que aai^

Anyway. A9i qtte aad or aaadc^ Let it

be as it will. Cbmo a«i. Just sa Asid^ro, 9m. Handle; occasion, pretext—

pL Tow-ropes. Aside, da. Seized, grasped ; (kstened, tied. AsiduidiUl, ^f. Assidui^, asslduousneaa. Asiduo, dua, a. Assiduous, laborious. Asi6nto,«m. Seat chair; stability; bottom;

sedimant; treaty; contract; entry; Jndg>

ment; list; prndence.— pt. Bindings. Asigndble, a. Assignable. [destination.

Asignacidn, «/. Assignation; oistrlbution : AstgnAdo, 9. Assignat Aslgnfir, va. To assign, mark out, ascribe. AsignotAra, af. Programme of the leclurea

in universities. Asilla, {/t dim. A small handle; a slight pre^

text— :P^ The collar-bones; small keys of

an organ. Sec Asilo, am. Asylum, sanctuary; harborage. Asim^smo, ad. Exiactly sa Asiraetria, ^ (Little us.) Without symmetry Asimi^nto, 9m. Attachment, affection. Astmiladdn, af. Assimilation. Asimilir vn. To resemble, to be Uke.--M

To asstrallatSk Asimilativo, va, a. AsBlmilaUnf,

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Ailwlwnrt, ad, EzmU j to, UkewiMi Aifanp>fclo, dft, a. Like a simploton. Alia. Aaiu, ad. (Low) Y. A91. Asinfarla6« ^ 2^ Birds in BrtxiL Asi&ino, 11% a. Asinine, asA-like. AAir,i)a.andfi..Togra6p; bold: gripe; Uke '. To dispate, contend. Mfede^

To avail one'a self oC Aftudn, am. Bird <^ the (kmfly otfnkncdlinM, A ftirt^acia, f^ Actual presence ; reward ; aid,

help, oomfart AtMUanda^ AUowanoe;

aiinumy; a ftirni^hed room. Asistenta, ^ Handmaid ; servsnt-mald to

the maida of tionor. forderly.

Aafat^nto, pa, and tm, Awdrtsnt, beiper; an Aslstir, «iw To bo present, aasist; live in a

boa8e.--vA To ntinister; to server A'lma, ^ The asthma* Ambltieo, ca, a» Asthmatic A'sna, ^f. A sbe-eaa. A'moA, Baftera. Asn&ebo, 9m. CBot) Cammock. AsaAda, ^ A fooUsh action; petty whin. Afi&Ado, am. Side-wall timbws in mines. AsD^ a. Asinine; brataL Asnallo, sm. Camroock, restharrow. [ass. Asnalm^te, ad. Foolishly ; moonted on an Asn&ocho, Ml. Sharp pepper of Soath

Amerlok [tish iellow.

AsqAzo, am. attgm, A largo Jack-eas; a bra< Asnaiia, ^ (ColL) Stod ofaasea. Aaoieo, ca, «. Anuiron. Asollla, «C ^anoheon or prop. Aanillo, Ua, a dim. A little ass. A«nmo,

Oraashopper. field-cricket Aaninov t^ a (GolL) Besembling an aaa. A'sno, mtK An ass; a stupid iUlow.

', ML To lift a weighty thing with

AsobiaAne, «r. To fUl down with a burden. AsocarronidOf da, a. Graft/, cunning, wog-

gisb. [tlon; Ibllowsiliip.

Aaodacl6n, ^. Asodamic'nto, m». As6ocia- AaodAdo, am. Associate; cumrade. AsodAr, 9a. To associate, unite. — or. To ac- company, [tation. Asdaddn, Asolad&ra, ft Desolation, devaa- Aaoladdr. ra, a. A destroyer, desolater. Asolamiento, tm. Depopulation, deetmc-

tioQ. Asolaair, «a. To parch or dry up. AaoIAt, 1NI. To level, destroy, pilIago.-^vr.

To settle and become clear. Asoleir, va. To ann. — or. To be sun-bomt Asolvami^iito, am. Stoppage. AaolvArse, «r. To be stopped. AsomAda, «f Appearance. AsomAdo, oa, a. Fuddled. AaomAr, vn. " '

show.— or. Aaombradizo, xar a. Fearfhl, timid. [ens. AsombradAr, ra, $. Terrifler, one who fnght- AsombramiAnto, mn, Y. Amnnbro. AsombrAr, «& To frighten, terrify ; astonlsl ;

8hadei-£«r. To take iHgbt [ment

AsAmbro, tm. Drsad, fear, terror; amaze- Asombrosamdntei, ad. Amazingly, wonder-

iUIr. [marvellous.

Asomtosoi, sa, a. Wonderfti], astonishing, AateML tm. Mark, token, sign ; supposition. AjonAda^ |^ Tamnltooas crowd or people.

. To begin to appear. — oo. To \ To be mistered with wine.

AST

AaoD^nda, 9f. Asaooaaoe, oooaonance; har- mony, [sonant versea Asonantir, «& To mix assonant with con* Asoninte, a. Assonant AsonAr. on. To accord. Asotanar, oo. To vaalt, make vaults. A'spa, {< A cross; a reel ; wings of a wind-

Aspaddr, »m. A reel.

Aspad6r, ra, a Beeler.

AspalAto, 9m. (Bot) Kosewood.

Aspilto, am. Asphaltos.

Aspami^nto, am. (Prov.) Y. Atpaviento.

Aspdr, oo. To reel ; crucify; vex. Atparm

a ffrito$y To hoot, cry out Aspavi^to, smw Dread, t^ox^ consternation;

admiration. A9paviento»^ Boasts, brags,

bravadoes. Rook; situation.

Asp^Scto, 9m. A«>ect, sight, appearance; A'q)eram6nte, ad. Bndely, grtmuy, obdu-

tately. [taste.

AspereAr, vik To be rough and acrid to the Aq>er6te, mn. Sour taste of unripe fhiit Asperdza, AsperidM, f< Asperity; gall;

roughness; sourness. AspiiKeA, 9m. A9per9ion or sprinkling. A8peri<§go, ga, a. Sour apple of the pippin

kind. Asperilla, ^. (Bot) A plant [fruit

Aspertllo, M7k The sourish taste of unripe A^rillo, Ua, a. dim. Tort, sourish. A'spero, 9m. Asper, para (coin). A'spero, ra, a, Rougb, knotty ; harsh. Asper6n, am. Orinctetone. A8pcrsi6n, ^ Aspersion. Aq>erB6rio, 9m. Water-sprinkler. A'spid, A'spide, 9m, Asp, a small serpent;

choleric person. [sire.

AspiraciAn, f^ Aspiration ; inspiration; de- Aspiradamdnte, ad. With aspiration. Aspirate, pa. Aspirant Aspirdr, ock To inspire ; draw breath : asptra Asquedr, va. To loathe, consider with disgust Asquerosara^nte, ad. Nastily, foully, filthily. Asquerosidad, ^ Nastinee^ filthlneea Asquer6so. sa, a. Nasty, flltby; loathsome. A'squia, 9/. A kind of grayling fkwh-water

fish. A'sto, «/r Lance, spear, pike; handle; sta£ Astas, Horns.

AstAco, 9m>. Lobster, crayfish, or crawfish. AstAdo, Ast^ro, 9m. Pikeman or lancer. Ast6nlco, ca, a. (Med.) Asthenic. AstAr, 9m. fBot) Starwort Asteria, 4/! Star-stone ; cat's eve, fiUse opaL Asterisco, am. An asterisk, (^t) Oxeye. Astil, am. Axe-handle; shaft of an arrow. Astll^os, 9m. pi. Y. A9taUi}09. Astilla, ^ Chip of wood, splinter. AstiUir, wk To chip. Astillizo, am. Crack, Injury, damage. Astill^^oe, 9m. pL Castor and Pollux (starsX Astill^, am. Drnce ; snoar-stand. A9tiUsr9

d^ conatruocion^ Ship-yard, dock-yard.

Poner en aatUUro^ (Met) To place in an

honorable post rMilk-vetoh.

Astrigalo, 9m. Astragal (moulding). (B<itJ Astr^ a. Astral. Astr&nclSj 9f. (Bot) Master-wort. Aftr^ «/. Goddess Astreik

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AsMcddn, ABtringdiicIa, tf, AJtrictfon, oom-

preasion. iitrlotiTO, Tt, ck ABtrictlTO, styptic. Astricto, ta, a. Contracted, compressed;

determined. Astrifero, ra, (Poet) Stany. Astringdnte, o^ Astringent Astrlngir, a. To astringo, compress. A'stro, 9m. Heavenly body, as tbe sun, moon,

or star; illostrlous person. Astrogr^fia, tf, Astrography. Astr6ite, Bin, Astroito. Astrol&bks 9m, Astrolabe; Jacobs ^taff. Afltrologia, «/ Astrology. [cal.

Astroldgico, ca, Astr6Iogo, ga, a. Astrologi' Astr61ogo, sm. Astrologer. Ai!trol6gicam6nte, ad. Astrologfcally. Astronomia, ^f. Astronomy. Astrondmioamdnte, ad. Astronomically. Astron6mlco, ca, a. Astronomical A8tr6nomo, «m. Astronomer. Aatrosamtote, ad. Blovenly, slnttish. Astr6eo, sa, a. (CoH) Indecent, sordid. AfltAda, tif. Oonning, craft, finesse, slyness. Astoridn, «m, A pony, a small horse. Astatamdnte, ad. Cunningly, cra/Uly, feign-

ingly. Astotd, ta, a, Astnte, conning, sly. Asubiar, «». To goard against tbe rain. Asn6to, sm. Holyday Ibr scbool-boya, vaca- tion. Asamir. vo. To ascend, assnme any dignity. Asunci^ ^f. Assumption; ele^^ation; a

postulate. As(into, snu Subject; aflklr, business. Asurami6nto, «m. Burning; being parched. Asur^rse, «r. To be burnt in the pot Asurcdr, va. To furrow sown land to kill

the weeds. Asustadizo, za, a. Easily fHghtened. Asustdr, tHJk To ftigbten, to terrify. — »r. To

be fHghtened. Atab&ca, ^ (Bot) Groundsel. Atabacido, da, a. Tobacoo-color. Atabil, 9m. Kettle-drum. [drums.

Atabale6r, «n. To imitate the noise of kettle- AtabalAlo, AtabalMe, AtabaliUo, 9m. dim. A

small kettle-drum. Atabal^ 9m. Kettle-drummer. AtabanAda da, a. Spotted white, [fbvers. AtabardiUado, da, a. Of the nature of spotted Atdbe, OTt. A small vent left in water-pipes. Atabem4do, da. a. Retailed in taverns. AtabU14r, vo. To fold cloth with the sel-

vacesout Atabladira, Bt. Roller to level sown land. Atabliir, vo. To level sown land. Ataoadera, 9f. Blaster's rammer. AtacMo, da, a. Irresolute; close, miserable.

H&mbre de caUcu atacadaa^ A strict ob- server of old customs. Ataca46r, 9m. Aggressor; nunrod or rammer. AtacAr, ea. To fit tieht; ram; attack. Atac61a, tf. A strap for a horse's taU. Ataddras, f^ pk Ataddros, 9m. pL (Prov.)

Garten. [a thing Is tied.

Ataddro, 9m. Cord or rope ; the plaos where AtadUo, fto, am. dim. (ColL) An ill-shaped

little bundle. AtadHo, ta, a. dim. Cramped or contracted. i-i

ATA

Atiulo, 9m. Bundle, parcel pug

AtiUo, da, a. Pusillanimous, good Pit noth>

Ataddr, 9m. He who ties; packer; binder.

Atad&ra, ^ Tying together; union.

AtaD^^, «& To stupefy, deprive of senses; to tease.

Atafetanido, da, a. Besembltng taflfety.

Atahdrre, 9m. The crupper of a pack-eaddle

Atah6rma, ^. (Om.) Cwprey.

Atair&r, va. To cut mouldings in panels.

AtAhe, sm. Moulding in panels.

AtaiadJzo, 9m^ Partinon.

At^ad6r, 9m. (Mil) Scout

Atijar, wi. To go the shortest way.— w». To overtake; divide; intercept Atajarga- nado^ To steal sheep. AtaSar la tisn^ To reconnoitre the ground.— vr. To be confounded with shame. [re-union.

Atidasol&oes. sm. A dlstnrber of a pleasant

Ata)6a, At^jia, 9/. Small sewer, drain.

At^|o, 9m. Short cut; ward or guard; ob- struction. Salir al aiajo^ To interrupt another's speech.

Atalantir, vn. To agree, accord ; be pleased.

Ataliya, ifi Watch-tower; height; guard.

AtaUyador, ra, a. Guard, sentry; observet.

Atalayir, imz. To observe fh>m a watoli tower. [seedsL

Atalvina, tf. Milky substance drawn flrooi

Atamidnto, 9m. M!eannes8 of spirit

Atanisia, ^. (Bot) Costmary or alecost, type between Pica and English Boman.

Atandr, 9m. (Vroi.) A siphon or tube.

Atanquia, «^I)epilatory; reftise of silk.

AtafiM-, «. imp. To belong, appertain.

AUUiue, 9m. Attack; trenches; apoplexy.

Ataqniu, ^f. Laying a branch of a vine la the ground. [the ground.

AtaqnuAr^vo. To lay a branch of a vine in

At&r, 90. To tie, bhid, knit; lace; depriva of motion ; close. — vr. To be embarrassed. AtarM A la Utra^ To stick to the lettet of the text AtarM lo% mano9. To tie one's self bv promise. [laid work.

Atarac^ tf. Marquetry, checker work; in-

Ataraoeir, va. To checker, inlay.

Ataranti^o, da. a. Bit by a tarantula; sui prised; harum-scarum.

Ataraz&na, ^ Atarazan&l, sm. Arsenal ; rope^ spinner's shed; wine-cellar. [teeth.

Ataraz&r, va^ To bite or wound with the

Atare^o, da, Ow Busied, occupied.

Atare&r, va. To task, exercise. — vr. To over do one's selt

AtArfe, sm. Tamarisk.

Atai;)^ «^ A small vault; sewer, drain.

Atarqninar, va. To bemire. — vr. To be co\ ered with mire.

Atarriga, ^f. (Bot) Clammy Inula, Fleabane.

Atarradkr, «ck To fit a shoe to a horse's foot

Atamgar, «& To form the thread of a screw.

Atarug^o, da, a. Abashed, ashamed.

Atarugamiteto, em. Act of wedging.

Atarugir, txk To fbsten; wedge; ^flenoe.

Atamriado, da, a Stretched across a horse

Atasijir, «& To out meat into small piece\

Atascadeto, Atascamldnto, sm.. A deep miry place; obstruction.

Atasc^, «)a. To stop a leak.— «r. To stiek in the mire; stop short

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itafid, an. Coffin, heiirse.

AtudMo, da, a^ Goflln-fttupcd. [al

Atttojia, fiC Damaskeening, mlsTing on met^

Atai^iMo, da, a. Damaskeened.

A^tavlado, da. Ov Omainentod, adornott

AuTiir, va. To dress, trim, adorn, embcUIah.

A.taTio, 9m, Drcaa, finery, gear.

A.tdxia, jpC (Med.) Ataxia, irregular fever.

Atediir, va. To disgost or displease. — vr. To

be vexed, be tired. A-toiamo, «m. Atheism. AtMsta, enu Atheist; heathen. [ror.

Ateatorizir. va. To terrify, strike with ter- AlempeTaci6n, sf. The act and effect of t«n-

lUmpersIr, «a. To temper; soften; molli/y. AfOTftrtr, Atenaze&r, ta. To tear off with

piBcera^ ltaDcl6n, 4/! Attention; ctvlUtv, kindness;

a contract of sale. £n (Uenelon^ Attend- ing; in consideration. itenddr, vn. To attend; heed; expect, wait iten6r, vrt. To guard, obeerra AUnerae &^

To abide by, stick to. itentad6n, ^ Procedure contrary to law. Iteotadamente, ad. Prudently; contrary

to law. [rate.

Itentado, da, a. Discreet, prudent, modo- Atentido, tm. Illegal proceeding of aiudge ;

oftoQcei Tlitely.

Atantamente, ad. Attentively; civilly, po- Ateot^, va. To attempt any crime ; to try

with caution. Atentnt^rio, ria, a. Contrary to law. Atento, ta, a. Attentive, heedftil; polite,

dvii; in consideration. Atenoacido, «/ Attenoation ; maceration. Ateno&r, va. To attenn^e ; diminish, lesson. At^ WK Atheist [fever.

AterdaniUlo, da, a. Afflicted with tertian AtardopeUdo, da, a. Velvet-like. Aterida, •/. Jaundice. AteridixM, To have the Jaundice. Aterido, da, a. Stiff with cold, benumbed. Aterimitoto, sm. Act of growing stiff witii

cold. Aieriise. vr. To grow stiff with cold. Atemerado, da, a. Calf-like. Aterramlteta 9m. Boln, destruction ; terror. A tfltrar, va. To destroy, poll down ; terrify.

— vr. To stand in shore. AterronAr. va. To clod, coagulate. Aterroriztf, va. To frighten, terrify. Atee&r, va. To haul taught At«sorad6r, «m. A boarder. Ateaorir. va. To treasure or hoard up. Atestaelon, ^ Testlmon v, evidence. AtestAdo, da, a. Attested, witnessed. Atest^MkM, tm. fi. Certlflcates, testimonials. AteBtad£ura,4/r Cramming or stuffing; must

fbr ioakinffwine casks. Atastir, «a. To eram, stuff; crowd. Atcstiguaddn, i(f. Atestlguamiento, 9m. De- position upon oath. Ateatignir, Vit. To depose, attest, give evl-

dencei .^iostf^nor <xm, Tociteas awit-

nesBL Atet4do^ da, a. Mammlllated, mammiform. Atatir, va. To sookle. UettUiir, va. To treooh round rooti 8

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Atez^o, da, a. Black. Atezamt^nto. rnn. The act of blackening. Atez^, tWw To blacken. — vr. To grow black. Atiborr4r, va,. ^o stuff with wool, &c. ; cram. Aticismo, mn. Atticism; nice, witty joke. A'tico, ca. a. Upper story, attic; elegant

wit Testigo aUco^ An Irreihigablc wit- ness. Aticiirga, ^ Base of an attic column. Atiesar, va. To make stiff or hard. Atifle^ sm. Potter's trevet Atlgrado, da, a. Tigor-colorod. Atildadura, «< Punctuation. Atild^, va. To put a dash or tilde a letter

censure : deck out [pose.

Atinadam6nte, ad. Cautiously; to the pur^ Atinar, vn. To bit the mark; hit upon,

guesa Atinair, sm. Tlncal ; borax. Atlpldr, va. To raise the pitch of a musical

lustrnment — vr. To grow very sharps AtirantAr, va. To fix collar-bomis in a

building. Atirlciirse, vr. To get the jaundlca Atisbad^ro, sm. Peep-bolu. [neei^

Atisbad6r, ra, «. A prier into others' l>usl • Attobad6ra, iff. Prying into others' buslnesa Atisbar, va>. To scrutinize, pry into ; waylay. Atlsuiido, da, a. Ttesne-like. [cites

Atizaddro, sm. Exciter, the thing which ex- Atlzaddr, ra, ». Inciter; poker; feeder. Atizdr, va. To poke the fire; rouse. AU-

ear la Idmpara^ To raise the lamp-wick. Ati2on^, va. To lav up bricks and atones

in mortar. — vr. To be smutted. Atl4nte, am. Ue who bears tlie weight at

government Atl^ntet, Figures of men

used instead of columns. AtUntico, a. Atlantic [dia satin.

A'tlas, «/n. Atlas, a collection of maps; la- AtI6ta, sm. Athlete, wrestler. Atldtico, oa, a. Athletic; robust Atmdsfera, ^. Atmosphere, tiie air. Atmosfi^rico. ca, a. Atmospherical Ato^o, 9m, Towage. Ato&r, va. To tow a vessel At6cha. 4< Tough feathergrass bass-weed. Atooh^l, Atochdr, 9m, Place where bai»>

weed growa Atoohir, va. To fill with bass-weed. Atoch6n, 9m. Name of the tender panicia

of tough foathei^rass. Atodn&do, da, Ow Corpulent fat, fleshy. Atocin^i^ CO. To cut up a pig; assassinat^i

— vr. To swell with anger. At61e, 9m. (M.) Indian corn gruel Atollad^ro, 9m, A deep miry place ; obstacle. AtoU&r, vn. To fSall Into the mtra — vr. To