THE PROTESTANT SCHOOL OR, A Method, Containing several Forms of Prayer, Psalms, Lessons, Thanks­givings, and Graces, for the Bringing up, and well Grounding Children and Elder Persons in the Protestant Religion, By the most Reverend and Learned BISHOP USHER: Also a Catalogue of all the English Words, BEGINNING With one Syllable, and proceeding by degrees to Eight, Divided and not Divided; the readiest way for teaching Children and Elder Persons to Spell, Pronounce, Read and Write true English.

To which is Added, An Historical Account of several Plots and remarkable Passages, from Queen Elizabeth to this present Time, Lively Represented in Copper Plates; with an Explanation to every Figure, with Copies of several Hands which are used in England, and many other things which are Useful for so necessary a Work.

Fitted to the Common Use of all English Schools; having a Thousand Words more than any yet Extant.

By Moses Lane, Schoolmaster in London.

LONDON, Printed for Langly Curtiss on Ludgate Hill near Fleet Bridge, 1681.

To all True English PROTESTANTS.

I Do here Present you with a piece of True Orthogra­phy, more Complete than any yet Extant; and more delightful and pleasant to the Reader and Writer, by those Imbellishments which I thought necessary: [...]nd as there is a Method and Order to be observed in all [...]rts, for the Practitioners more facile attaining the ef­ [...]cts of his Endeavours; so is there no less an [...] to be propounded, in aiming at the true Course of [...] and Religion, which Rules and Methods are here laid [...] by the most Reverend and Pious Bishop Usher, [...]hose delight was in laying down the Principles and [...]oundation of Christian Religion, imitating the Blessed [...]postle, St. Paul, 1 Cor. 3.10. According to the [...]race of God, which is given unto me, as a wise [...]aster-Builder I have laid the Foundation: Which [...]round-Work he laid so firm, that like a Rock it will [...] to Future Ages.

If what I have done, makes an Improvement upon the [...]earner, Reader, or Writer, I have my ends; and [...]holly crave Gods Blessing upon my Endeavours, and [...]ave it to your Candid Acceptation.

Yours, MOSES LANE
[...]ndon, Decemb. 2. 1680.

The Great English Letters.

A B C D E F G H I K L M N O P Q R S [...] U W X Y Z.

The Small English Letters.

[...] b c d e f g h i k l m n o p q r r s s t v u w x y z &.

The Great Roman Letters.

A B C D E F G H I K L M N O P Q R S T V U [...] X Y Z.

The Small Roman Letters.

a b c d e f g h i k l m n o p q r s s t v u w x y z

The Great Italick Letters.

A B C D E F G H I K L M N O P Q R S T V U [...] X Y Z.

The Small Italick Letters.

a b c d e f g h i k l m n o p q r s s t v u w x y z.

The Six Vowels.

a e i o u y

The Consonants.

b c d f g h k l m n p q r s t w x z.

Double Consonants.

ct ff fl sl ss sh st

Easie Syllables for young Learners.

  • ab eb ib ob ub
  • ac ec ic oc uc
  • ad ed id od ud
  • af ef if of uf
  • ag eg ig og ug
  • ah eh ih oh uh
  • ak ek ik ok uk
  • al el il ol ul
  • am em im om um
  • an en in on un
  • ap ep ip op up
  • ar er ir or ur
  • as es is os us
  • at et it ot ut
  • ax ex ix ox ux
  • ba be bi bo bu by
  • ca ce ci co cu cy
  • da de di do du dy
  • fa fe fi fo fu fy
  • ga ge gi go gu gy
  • ha he hi ho hu hy
  • ka ke ki ko ku ky
  • la le li lo lu ly
  • ma me mi mo mu my
  • na ne ni no nu ny
  • pa pe pi po pu py
  • ra re ri ro ru ry
  • sa se si so su sy
  • ta te ti to tu ty
  • wa we wi wo wu wy

A Method Compos'd for Children, for the well Grounding them in the True Prote­stant Religion: By the most Reverend and Learned Bishop Usher, Arch-Bishop of Armagh.

Ejaculations at Uprising.

I. O God the Father of Heaven, have mercy upon me a miserable Sin­ner: Thou Commandedst in the beginning, Let there be light and, there was light, Lighten mine eyes that I sleep not in death, lest at any time my enemy say I have prevailed against him.

II. O God the Son, Redeemer of the World, have mercy upon me a miserable Sinner, who art Light of Light, the great and truest light, from whence this light both of Sun and Day ariseth, thou Light shining in Dark­ness, and illuminating every one that cometh into this world, drive from me all darkness of Ignorance; and give me understanding, that in thee [...]nd by thee I may know the Father; to know whom is to live, and to serve whom is to Reign.

III. O God the Holy Ghost, who proceedeth from the Father and the Son, have mercy upon me a miserable Sinner.

O thou holy Fire both Illuminating and Warming, kindle in me thy Light, that I may discern the deceitful Delights of this World, from the true Joyes of Heaven.

Grant that I may only see those things which are thine, and be blind to the rest, infuse also into my Mind the gift of thy Charity, that for­saking those transitory things, I may with a continual Desire endeavour to attain those things which are Eternal.

IV. O holy, blessed, and glorious Trinity, three Persons and one God, have mercy upon me a miserable Sinner.

Defend me this day from all the Assaults of the Devil and the Malice of Men, keep me this day from all Sin, and preserve me from sudden and unexpected Death.

Be unto me a Comfort in Tribulation, Assistance in Temptation, and in Death a pleasant Refuge.

V. Thou hast raised my Body, O Lord, which was drowned in Sleep, I beseech thee that thou wilt deliver my Soul likewise from the Sleep of Sins, and the Darkness of this World, and that which thou hast recal­led from Sleep unto Waking, may it please thee after Death to re­store to the same Life: and to be with thee, who neither slumbrest nor sleepest.

To thee alone be Praise for evermore.

A Prayer for the Morning.

I. O Almighty Lord God, the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, I praise [...]hee, I bless thee, I glorify thee, and with my whole Heart, give thee humble and hearty Thanks, that according to thy unmeasurable Good­ness, thou hast by thy fatherly Providence, preserved me this Night. Thy tender Care watched over me, else had Satan Assaulted me, who goeth about like a roaring Lyon, seeking whom he may Devour.

II. And O Father of Mercies, and God of all Consolation, I beseech thee to take me this Day into thy Protection, let thy Paternal Care watch over me, and behold me with thy all-Merciful Eyes, direct me in the ways of thy Holy Commandments, and endue me with the Gifts and Graces of thy Blessed Spirit, By which means I may begin, continue and end this day likewise to the Praise and Glory of thy Holy Name, and to the Profit and Salvation of my Soul.

III. Direct O Lord, this day my Heart, my Body and Senses, my Works and Actions, and grant that I always may Thirst and Hunger after Righteousness, and follow after those things which belong to my Peace, lest by any Neglect of mine they be hid from my Eyes; and I intreat thee O Father to walk along with me this day, guide my going out and my coming in, prosper whatsoever I shall take in hand, and alwayes furnish me with a thankful, a reverential, and obedient Heart, that I may praise thee, reverence thee, and be obedient to thy heavenly Will in all things, which I beg for thy Son Jesus Christ his Sake, my only Saviour and Re­deemer, in whose Name I put up this imperfect Prayer, but conclude with the most perfect form of Prayer, which he hath taught in his holy Gospel.

The Lords Prayer.

Our Father which art in Heaven, hallowed be thy Name; thy King­dom come; thy Will be done on Earth as it is in Heaven, give us this Day our daily Bread; and forgive us our Trespasses, as we forgive them that Trespass against us; and lead us not into Temptation; but deliver us from Evil, for thine is the Kingdom, Power and Glory, for ever and ever, amen.

O Lord open thou my Lips,
And my Mouth shall shew forth thy Praise:
O God make speed to save me
O Lord make hast to help me.

Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the holy Ghost.

As it was in the beginning, is now and ever shall be, world without end

Psalms appointed to be read in the Morning, Collected by him from several Psalms.

1st. Psalm.

Psal. 25. Unto thee O Lord, do I lift up my Soul.

Let the Words of my Mouth, and the Meditations of my heart, be acceptable in thy Sight, O Lord my Strength, and my Redeemer.

Hearken unto the Voice of my Cry, my King and my God, for unto thee will I make my Prayer.

For thou art the God that hast no Pleasure in Wickedness: neither shall any Evil dwell with thee.

If thou Lord wilt be extreame to mark what is done amiss: O Lord who may abide it.

But there is forgiveness with thee, therefore thou shalt be feared.

For thou Lord art good, and ready to forgive, and plenteous in Mer­cy unto all them that call upon thee.

O God thou knowest my Foolishness, and my Sins are not hid from thee.

I have gon astray like a lost Sheep, seek thy Servant, for I do not for­get thy Commandments.

Against thee only have I sinned, and done this Evil in thy sight.

Cast me not away from thy Presence, and take not thy holy Spirit from me.

Restore to me the Joy of thy Salvation; and uphold me with thy free Spirit.

2d. Psalm.

Hear me O Lord, for thy loving Kindness is good, turn unto me ac­cording to the multitude of thy tender Mercies.

Be Merciful unto me O Lord, for I cry unto thee daily.

Shew me thy Ways O Lord, and teach me thy Paths.

Lead me in thy Truth and teach me, for thou art the God of my Salvation, on thee do I wait all the Day long.

Order my Steps in thy Word, and let not any Iniquity have Domi­nion.

O send out thy Light and thy Truth, let them lead me; let them bring me unto thy holy Hill, and thy Tabernacle.

Cause me to hear thy loving Kindness in the Morning, for in thee do I trust: Cause me to know the Way wherein I should Walk, for I lift up my Soul unto thee.

Teach me to do thy Will for thou art my God, thy Spirit is good: lead me into the Land of Uprightness.

Withold not thy tender Mercies from me O Lord; let thy loving Kind­ness, and thy Truth continually preserve me.

[Page]Teach me thy Way O Lord, I will walk in thy Truth, unite my Heart to fear thy Name.

Lord make me to know my End, and the measure of my Days, that I may know how frail I am.

For in thee is the Well of Life: and in thy Light, shall we see Light.

3d. Psalm.

Let my Cry come before thee O Lord, give me understanding accord­ing to thy Word.

I have declared my Ways, and thou heardest me; teach me thy Statutes.

Make me to understand the way of thy Precepts, so shall I talk of thy wondrous Works.

Open thou my Eyes that I may behold the wondrous things out of thy Law.

Thy Hands have made me and fashioned me; give me understanding that I may learn thy Commandments.

Let thy Mercies come also unto me O Lord, even thy Salvation ac­cording unto thy Word.

Let thy tender Mercies come unto me, that I may live; for thy Law is my Delight.

Let my Soul live, and it shall praise thee; and let thy Judgments help me.

Great are thy tender Mercies O Lord, quicken me according to thy Judgments.

The Righteousness of thy Testimonies is everlasting; give me un­derstanding and I shall live.

Thy Word is Truth from the beginning; and every one of thy righte­ous Judgments endureth for ever.

For thou Lord wilt bless the righteous, with Favour wilt thou com­pass him as with a Shield.

Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the holy Ghost.

As it was in the beginning, is now and ever shall be World without end, Amen.

The first Lesson taken out of several Places in the old Testament.

Ye shall make you no Idols, nor Graven Image, neither rear you up a standing Image, neither shall you set up any Image of Stone in your Land to bow down unto it, for I am the Lord your God.

Thou shalt not make thee any Graven Image, or any likeness of any thing that is in Heaven above, or that is in the Earth beneath, or that i [...] in the Waters beneath the Earth.

Thou shalt not bow down thy self unto them, nor serve them.

To whom will you liken God? or what likeness will you compare un­to him?

[Page]Ye saw no Similitude on the Day that the Lord spake unto you in Horeb out of the midst of the Fire.

Ye heard the Voice of the Words, but saw no Similitude, only ye heard a Voice.

And he declared unto you his Covenant, which he commanded you to perform, even ten Commandments; and he wrote them upon two Ta­bles of Stone.

I am the Lord, that is my Name, and my Glory will I not give unto another, neither my Praise to Graven Images.

Every Founder is confounded by the Graven Image, for his Moulten Image is Falshood, and there is no Breath in them.

They are Vanity, and the Work of Errours, in the time of their Visi­tation they shall perish. The Stock is a Doctrine of Vanities, and their Molten Images are Wind and Confusion.

They that make a Graven Image are all of them Vanity, and their de­lectable things shall not Profit, and they are their own Witnesses, they see not, nor know, that they may be ashamed.

They shall be Ashamed and also Confounded all of them; they shall go to Confusion together that are makers of Idols.

Take heed unto your Selves, lest you forget the Covenant of the Lord your God which he made with you, and make you a Graven Image, or the likeness of any thing which the Lord thy God hath forbidde [...] thee.

Wo unto him that saith to the Wood awake; to the dumb Stone a­rise, it shall teach; behold it is laid over with Gold, and Silver, and there is no Breath at all in the midst of it.

Your Eyes have seen what the Lord did because of Baal Peor; for all the men that followed Baal Peor the Lord thy God bath destroyed them from among you.

Ye shall drive out all the Inhabitants of the Land from before you, and destroy all their Pictures, and destroy all their Moulten Images, and quite pluck down all their high Places.

Ye shall destroy their Altars, and break down their Images, and cut down their Groves, and burn their Graven Images with Fire.

If ye do return unto the Lord with all your Hearts; then put away the strange Gods, and Ashtaroth from among you, and prepare your Hearts unto the Lord, and serve him only.

The Children of Israel did put away Baalim and Ashtaroth, and served the Lord only.

The Lord is the true God, he is the living God, and an everlasting King; at his Wrath the Earth shall Tremble, and the Nations shall no [...] be able to abide his Indignation.

Thus endeth the first Lesson for this morning Prayer.

We praise thee (O God,) We acknowledge thee to be the Lord,

[Page]All the Earth doth worship thee: the Father everlasting.

To thee all Angels cry aloud, the Heavens and all the Powers therein.

To thee Cherubim, and Seraphim, continually do cry,

Holy, holy, holy, Lord God of Sabboth.

Heaven and Earth are full of the Majesty of thy Glory.

The glorious Company of the Apostles praise thee.

The goodly Fellowship of the Prophets praise thee,

The noble Army of Martyrs praise thee,

The Holy Church throughout all the World, doth acknowledge thee,

The Father of an Infinite Majesty,

Thine Honourable true and only Son,

Also the Holy Ghost the Comforter.

Thou art the King of Glory, O Christ!

Thou art the Everlasting Son of the Father.

When thou tookest upon thee to deliver Man, thou didst not abhor the Virgins Womb.

When thou hadst overcome the Sharpness of Death, thou didst open the Kingdom of Heaven to all Believers.

Thou Sittest at the right Hand of God, in the Glory of the Father.

We believe that thou shalt come to be our Judge.

We therefore pray thee, help thy Servants whom thou hast Redeem­ed with thy most precious Blood.

Make them to be numbered with thy Saints in Glory everlasting.

O Lord Save thy People, and Bless thine Heritage.

Govern them, and lift them up for ever.

Day by day we magnifie thee.

And we worship thy Name, ever World without end.

Vouchsafe O Lord, to keep us this day without Sin.

O Lord, have Mercy upon us, have Mercy upon us.

O Lord let thy Mercy lighten upon us, as our Trust is in thee.

O Lord in thee have I trusted, let me never be confounded, Amen.

The second Lesson appointed for this morning Prayer, is the thirteenth Chap­ter of the Epistle of St. Paul to the Romans.

1. Let every Soul be subject unto the Higher Powers: for there is no Pow­er but of God, the Powers that be, are Ordained of God.

2. Whosoever therefore Resisteth the Power, Resisteth the Ordinance of God: and they that Resist, shall receive to themselves Damnation.

3. For Rulers are not a Terrour to good Works, but to the Evil, wilt thou then not be afraid of the Power? do that which is good, and thou shalt have Praise of the Same.

4. For he is the Minister of God to thee for Good: but if thou dost that which is Evil, be af [...]aid: for he beareth not the Sword in Vain: for he is the Minister of God, a Revenger to execute Wrath upon him that doth Evil.

[Page]5. Wherefore ye must needs be subject, not only for Wrath, but al­so for Conscience Sake.

6. For, for this Cause pay you Tribute also, for they are Gods Mini­sters, attending continually upon this very thing.

7. Render therefore to all their Dues, Tribute to whom Tribute is due, Custom to whom Custom, Fear to whom Fear, Honour to whom Honour.

8. Owe no man any thing but to Love one another: for he that lov­eth another, hath fulfilled the Law.

9. For this: thou shalt not commit Adultery, thou shalt not Kill, thou shalt not Steal, thou shalt not bear false Witness, thou shalt not Covet, and if there be any other Commandment, it is briefly compre­hended in this saying, namely thou shalt love thy Neighbour as thy Selfe.

10. Love worketh no ill to his Neighbour, therefore Love is the fulfil­ling of the Law.

11. And that knowing the time, that now it is high time to awake out of Sleep: for now is our Salvation, nearer then when we Believed.

12. The Night is far spent, the Day is at hand: let us therefore cast off the Works of Darkness, and let us put on the Armour of Light.

13. Let us walk honestly as in the Day, not in Rioting and Drunken­ness, not in Chambering and Wantonness: not in Strife and Envying:

14. But put ye on the Lord Jesus Christ, and make not Provision for the Flesh, to fulfil the Lusts thereof.

Thus endeth the Second Lesson for this Morning Prayer, being the thirteenth Chapter of the Epistle of St. Paul to the Romans.

Then say this.

O be Joyful in the Lord, all ye Lands: serve the Lord with gladness and come before his Presence with a Song.

Be ye sure that the Lord he is God, it is he that hath made us, and not we our selves, we are his People and the Sheep of his Pasture, O go your way into his Gates with Thanksgiving, and into his Courts with Praise: be thankful unto him, and speak good of his Name.

For the Lord is Gracious, his Mercy is everlasting: and his Truth endureth from Generation to Generation.

Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Ghost.

As it was in the beginning is now and ever shall be, World without end: Amen.

O Lord Increase my Faith.

I Believe in God the Father Almighty; maker of Heaven and Earth, and in Jesus Christ his only Son our Lord, who was conceived by the [Page] Holy Ghost, born of the Virgin Mary, Suffered under Pontius Pilate, was crucified Dead and Buried; he descended into Hell, the third Day he arose again from the Dead, he ascended into Heaven, and sitteth on the right Hand of God the Father Almighty, from thence he shall come to Judge both the Quick and the Dead; I believe in the Holy Ghost, the Holy Catholick Church, the Communion of Saints, the Forgive­ness of Sins, the Resurrection of the Body and the Life Everlasting, Amen.

Then Say the Collect for Grace.

O Lord our Heavenly Father, Almighty and everlasting God, which hast safely brought me to the beginning of this Day, defend me in the same by thy mighty Power, and grant that this Day I fall into no Sin, neither run into any kind of Danger: but that all my Doings may be ordered by thy Governance, to do always that which is Righteous in thy Sight, through Jesus Christ our Lord and Saviour.

The ten Commandments.
The Preface:

And God spake all these Words and said, I am the Lord thy God which brought thee out of the Land of Egypt, out of the House of Bondage.

1. Thou shalt have none other Gods but me.

Lord have Mercy upon me, and Incline my Heart to keep this Law.

II. Thou shalt not make to thy self any Graven Image, nor the like­ness of any thing which is in Heaven above, or in the Earth beneath, or in the Water under the Earth, thou shalt not bow down to them, nor worship them: for I the Lord thy God am a Jealous God, and Visi [...] the Sins of the Fathers upon the Children unto the third and fourth Gene­ration, of them that hate me, and shew Mercie unto thousands in them that love me and keep my Commandments.

Lord have Mercy upon me, &c.

III. Thou shalt not take the Name of the Lord thy God in Vain, for the Lord will not hold him Guiltless, that taketh his Name in Vain.

Lord have Mercy upon me &c.

IV. Remember that thou keep Holy the Sabbath Day, six Days shalt thou Labour and do all that thou hast to do: but the seventh Day is the Sabbath of the Lord thy God: in it thou shalt do no manner of Work, thou and thy Son, and thy Daughter, thy Man-servant, and thy Maid­servant, thy Cattle, and the Stranger that is within thy Gates, for in six Days the Lord made Heaven and Earth, the Sea and all that in them is and rested the seventh Day: wherefore the Lord Blessed the seventh [Page] Day and Hollowed it.

Lord have Mercy upon me, &c.

V. Honour thy Father and thy Mother that thy Days may be long in the Land which the Lord thy God giveth thee.

Lord, have Mercy upon me, &c.

VI. Thou shalt do no Murther.

Lord have Mercy upon me, &c.

VII. Thou shalt not commit Adultery.

Lord have Mercy upon me, &c.

VIII. Thou shalt not steal.

Lord have Mercy upon me, &c.

IX. Thou shalt not bear false Witness against thy Neighbour.

Lord have Mercy upon me, &c.

X. Thou shalt n [...]t covet thy Neighbours House, thou shalt not co­vet thy Neighbours Wife, nor his Servant; nor his Maid, nor his Ox, nor his Ass, nor any thing that is his.

Lord have Mercy upon me, and Write all these thy Laws in my Heart, I beseech thee.

The Creed of Gregory Nazienzen, commonly called the Nicene Creed.

I Believe in one God, the Father Almighty, maker of Heaven and Earth, and of all things Visible and Invisible, and in one Lord Jesus Christ, the only Begotten Son of God, Begotten of his Father before all Worlds, God of God, Light of Light, very God of very God, Begot­ten not Made, being of one Substance with the Father, by whom all things were made, who for us Men, and for our Salvation came down from Heaven, and was Incarnate by the Holy Ghost of the Virgin Ma­ry, and was made Man, and was Crucified also for us under Pontius Pilate, he Suffered and was Buried, and the third Day he rose again according to the Scriptures, and Ascended into Heaven, and Sitteth on the right Hand of the Father, and he shall come again with Glory to Judge both the Quick and the Dead; whose Kingdom shall have no end: and I believe in the Holy Ghost, the Lord and Giver of Life, who proceedeth from the Father and the Son, who with the Father and the Son together is Worshipped and Glorified, who spake by the Pro­phets. And I believe one Catholick and Apostolick Church, I acknow­ledge one Baptism for the Remission of Sins, and I look for the Resur­rection of the Dead, and the Life of the World to come, Amen.

A Brief Prayer upon the Lords Prayer.

Our Father.

By the Benefit of Creation, raising us from nothing, through thine [Page] Omnipotency; and assistance of Preservation, through thy Providence; Gift of Adoption, thy Grace and Communication of Eternity, through thy Christ who is sweet in Love, and rich in Mercy.

Which art in Heaven.

Over-reigning by thy Power; inlightning by thy Spirit; forgiving, by thy Mercy, and Ruling by thy Majesty; thou art the Glass of Eternity, the Crown of Jucundity, and the Treasure of Felicity, thou art all things both in Heaven and in Earth, by thy Essential Presence.

Hallowed be thy Name.

Of us, by an honest Conversation in us, by a clear Conscience from us, by an honest Report; above us, by the representation of Angels, that it may be Honey to the Mouth, Musick to the Ear, and a Fire to the Heart, for according to thy Name, so is thy Praise unto the Worlds End.

Thy Kingdom Come.

In thy Holy Church, by the Sanctification of the Spirit in thy Faith­ful Souls, by Justification of Faith, in thy Holy Scriptures by Instructi­on of Ministers, and in thy Celestial Paradice, by Assimulation to An­gels; thy Kingdom is pleasant without Mixture, safe without Annoyance, and sure without Loss.

Thy Will be done in Earth as it is in Heaven.

In singleness of Heart, by Humility; Chastity of Body, by Abstinence; Holiness of Will, by Custom; and Truth of Action, by Discretion, Willingly without Murmuring, Speedily without Delaying, Constantly with­out Ceasing, and Universally without Omitting, that we may Fly that, thou Hatest, Love that, thou Lovest, and by thee, do what thou Com­mandest, Willingly, Readily, and Faithfully.

Give us this Day, our daily Bread.

For humane Necessity, to cover our Shame; future Prosperity to maintain our Calling; present Liberality to do good to others; and E­ternal Glory to lay up in Heaven; give us O Lord, that which is neces­sary for this Life, not Superfluous for our Delights, nor wanting to our Necessities, but feed us with that Food which is Convenient for us.

Forgive us our Trespasses, as we forgive them that Trespass against us.

Of Omission in things Commanded, Commission in things forbidden; [...]f the first Table against thy self, and the second Table against my [...]eighbour, that we may forgive heartily in Purity, cheerfully in Cur­ [...]sie, continually in Christianity, and forgetful in not requiting Evil for [...]vil, against any who hath wronged us, either in our Body, Goods, or Name.

And Lead us not into Temptation:

Either Importunate, which Wearieth, or Sudden, which Discourageth, [...]rauduleut, which Deceiveth, or Violent, which Overcometh; and from [...]he World, the Flesh and the Devil; and wee beseech thee O Father As­ [...]ist us so by thy Divine Grace, that when we are led away with our own [...]usts, and Tempted, O leave us not then to our Destruction.

But Deliver us from Evil.

Of Mundane Adversity, which will disquiet us; Satans subtilty, which will destroy us; humane Cruelty, which will overthrow us; and eter­ [...]al Misery, which may torment us; from all Evil, past, present, to come; Spiritual, Temporal, and Eternal; and this we ask that what ever Evil [...]hall happen unto us, let us not sin against thee.

For thine is the Kingdom, the Power and the Glory, for ever and ever, Amen.

(Thy Kingdom,) is Powerful in itself, Comfortable to us, Terrible to thine Enemies, and Eternal in Heaven, for thou rulest and governest all: (thy Power,) great in our Creation, mighty in our Pres [...]rvation, merciful in our Justification, and wonderful in our Glorification; for [...]hou canst do all things (and Glory,) for which thou didest make all Things, to which we refer all Things: in which all Things do remain on Earth, and by which all thy Saints shall rejoyce in Heaven: (for e­ver and ever) in themselves by continuance, in thy Saints by Practice; in thy Creatures by Proof, and in the Wicked by Torment: (Amen.) so be it by Intention of the Mind, serious Invocation of thy Name, diligent Execution of thy Commandments, and continual Communica­tion of all thy Mercies prayed for; thou sav [...]st Ame [...] by commanding our Amen, by performing we say Amen, by believing and hoping; say but the Word, and we shall be cured.

Ejaculations on several Occasions.

Going from Home.

O Lord I beseech thee favour the present harmeless Intent and Pur­pose of thy Servant, be unto me in my Journey a Comfort, in the heat a shadow, in stormes a shelter, and in adversity my protection that having finished my intended course, I may return in Peace, full o [Page] thy Praises and Mercies, who art near to all that call upon thee.

When the Clock Strikes.

Happy be the Hour in which my Saviour was Born, and the Ho [...] in which he died! O Lord Remember me at the Hour of Death.

Upon any disorderly Thoughts.

Make me a clean Heart O God, and renew a right Spirit within m [...]

When thou dost any good Work.

Not unto us O Lord, not unto us, but unto thy Name give the Prais [...]

Upon any Deliverance.

The Lord is my Shepherd I shall not want, he maketh me to ly down i [...] green Pastures, he leadeth me besides the still Waters, surely Goodne [...] and Mercy shall follow me all the Days of my Life, and I will Dwell i [...] the House of my God for ever.

when thou hearest the Bell toll.

Teach me O Lord to number my Days, that I may apply my Hear [...] to Wisdom.

Upon Thought of thy Sins.

Turn away thy Face from my Sins O Lord, and blot out all my Offences▪

Upon the weariness of the World.

O who will give me the Wings of a Dove, that I may fly away, and be at Rest!

Ejaculations for the Evening.

He will give his Angels charge over me, to keep me in all my Ways, and his Covenant he will not break nor alter the thing that is gone out of his Lips, for all the Promises of God in him are Yea, and in him Amen.

A Prayer for the Evening.

O Eternal and ever living Lord God, I the unworthiest of all thy Servants, do prostrate my self before the Face of thy Divine Majesty, imploring thy Pardon and Forgiveness, for the Offences against thee this da [...] Committed, and throughout the course of my whole Life, which hath been extream Vile and B [...]se in thy sight; keep me I most humbly beseech thee from the Hours, and Powers of Darkness; Watch over me this Night in thy almighty Providence, and scatter all the Rebellions and Devices of my Adversaries.

II.

Inlighten O Lord my Soul, sanctifie my Body, govern my Affections, and guide my Thoughts, that in the fastest closure of my Eye-lids, my Spirit may see thee, and in the depth of sleep may be conversant with thee; suffer me not to forget thee my great Creator, but to remember thee in the days of my Youth, before the evil day comes nigh unto me.

III.

Beget in me a godly sorrow which worketh to repentance never to be repented of, that I may be heartily grieved for my sins, not so much be­cause of the danger of Hell-fire, as because I have offended thee, stretch out the wings of thy protection and mercy over me this night; though sleep seise upon the eyes of my body, yet let not security oppress my Soul: Keep me from idle Fancies, and from vain Dreams, give me a so­ber and sanctified use of all outward refreshing, that I may always in all things aim at this one thing, namely, how I may be the better fitted to serve thee faithfully in my place and Calling, and that for his sake, my only Lord and Saviour, Amen.

A Thanksgiving for the Deliverance from the Hellish Powder Plot, by Bishop Usher.

I.

Almighty Lord God, Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, and in him our most gracious and merciful Father, many are thy mercies towards us, and that our Souls know right well, and as we cannot be ignorant of them, unless we be senceless, so we cannot be forgetful unless we be thankless: by thee our Lot is faln into a good ground, yea we have a goodly Heri­tage, by thee are our Bodies delivered from sickness, and by thee our Souls are delivered from Sin, by thee our Names are not a reproach unto our Enemies, and by thee our Estates are not a prey unto the Idolatrous.

II.

Thou hast done great things in our Land, and thy right hand hath brought mighty things to pass; O Lord thou hast done great things unto this Vine of thy English Israel, and what couldest thou have done more for it than thou hast? thou hast planted it by thy hand, placed it in thy Vineyard, hedged it by thy Providence, guarded it by thine Angels, wa­tered it by thy Spirit, pruned it by thy Rods, supported it by thy Power, committed it to thy Husbandmen, beautified it by thy mercies, and fructi­fied it by thine abundance, not of sower but sweet Grapes, the wild Boar of the Wood can never root it up, the Beasts of the Forrest shall never de­vour it.

III.

What shall we render unto thee for all these Favours, or what can we render unto thee for all these Mercies? O our Souls praise the Lord, and all that is within us praise his Holy Name. O our Souls praise the Lord; and let us never forget his Benefits. We Lord had been blown up by the Powder of Rebellion, had not the Power of thy Providence watched over us. We therefore, our Princes, Nobles, Clergie, Com­mons, our Wives, Children, Servants and all, are here before thy Ma­jesty this day, and now render unto thee, the Sacrifice of Praise, the Calves of our Lips, for this wonderful D [...]liverance shewed unto our most Gracious King and Country; Lord teach us thereby to be thankful unto thee, obedient to our Governours, frequent in Prayer, fervent in the Spirit, and zealous in good Works, lest a worse thing hereafter hap­pen unto us.

IV.

Make us to detest Popery the Poyson of Authority, Jesuits the Bel­lows of Sedition, Papists the Plotters of Rebellion, and to esteem bet­ter, this not new but most ancient Religion of ours, by which we are taught Piety to God, Loyalty to Governours, P [...]ace to the Church, Re­verence of Superiority, Charity to our Inferiours, Amity to our Equals, Love to our Enemies, Patience in Tribulation, Thankfulness in Prospe­rity, Faithfulness in our Calling, and Honesty to all, and seeing of late thou hast delivered our Backs from whipping, our Liberty from serving, our Souls from dying, our Country from consuming, and our King and State from a sudden blowing up; Lord we pray thee that the Medita­tion of this Mercy may never depart out of our Minds, but that we may be thankful unto thee for Mercies received, and fearful of thee for Judg­ments escaped.

V.

Teach us to Pray unto thee alone, who canst hear and grant our Re­quests, to keep our Country from Invasion, our Church from Dissenti­on, our Houses from Inf [...]ction▪ our State from Alteration, and People from the cruel Mercies of the Italian Popedom, whose Faith is Fancy, whose Force is Fraud, whose Trust is Treason, whose Obedience is Hy­pocrisie, whose Laws are Traditions, whose Pardoners are Priests, whose Saviour is the Pope, whose God is an Idol, whose Service is Foppery, whose Glory is their Shame, and whose End is Damnation except they Repent; Thus we thy People and Sheep of thy Pasture, have just Oc­casion to praise thy great Name, for this and all thy wonderful Delive­rances, and Blessed be the Lord God of our Salvation for ever and e­ver, and let all the People say, Amen, Amen.

Parry: confults: Q: E: Doo.

His Tryall:

His Execution.

Queen: Elizab: at [...]lbury

weapons: to torture ye: Englis

Spanish: Invasion:

Powd: Treason: hatching

Taking of the house

a Lett: to: ye [...]: Nonteagle

Read: in: Councell:

Faux: Examined:

Bonefires: Made:

Massacre: in: Ireland:

King: Charles: Nurth

King: Charles: Return

The: Pestilence: 1665

The Dutch: warr

Fire: of London: 1666

Somersett house

Consult at wild: house

white horse: Tavern

Resolue to kill ye: king

Pickerin: in S Iames: par [...]

Coleman: Writing a lett:

Consult att the Plow:

S:E:B:G: Dogged: by: S. Clem.

Is: Perswaded to: go: down

Is: Strangled: There

Carried: in a Sedan.

Carried: on: horse back:

Carried vp: to Room

Shewed: to: Bedlow:

S:E:B:G: Funerall:

Consult at Bow:

Prances Discovery:

Iustice Arnold Assassinated

Coleman giving: a guiny

Ruffians: going: to: windsor

Longhorn: giving Com [...]ssi:

[...] Oats: Discovery &c

Seizing: Conspirators

Coleman: in: Newgate

E [...]s: [...]xecution at Tyburn

Maid: hired to fir [...]ly [...]

Tryall o [...] ye Traytors

[...]xecution of 5: Iesuits

The [...]eal: Tub:

Listing: the: Boys:

WORDS OF ONE SYLLABLE.

A.

  • Ab
  • ace
  • ach
  • [...]ct
  • [...]dd
  • [...]dz
  • [...]ge
  • [...]h
  • [...]id
  • [...]il
  • [...]im
  • [...]ir
  • [...]ke
  • [...]le
  • [...]ll
  • [...]
  • [...]
  • [...]
  • [...]
  • [...]
  • [...]
  • [...]
  • [...]
  • [...]
  • art
  • as
  • ash
  • ask
  • asp
  • ass
  • at
  • aunt
  • awe
  • awl
  • axe
  • aye

B.

  • Baal
  • babe
  • back
  • bad
  • bade
  • badge
  • bag
  • bails
  • bait
  • bake
  • bak'd
  • bald
  • ball
  • balm
  • band
  • bane
  • banes
  • bann
  • bang
  • bank
  • bar
  • bard
  • bare
  • barge
  • bark
  • barn
  • base
  • bast
  • bath
  • bats
  • baud
  • baulk
  • bawl
  • bay
  • b [...]yl
  • be
  • beads
  • beak
  • beam
  • beans
  • bear
  • beard
  • bearn
  • beast
  • beat
  • beck
  • bed
  • bee
  • beef
  • been
  • beer
  • beeves
  • beg
  • bell
  • belch
  • belt
  • bench
  • bend
  • bent
  • best
  • bett
  • bid
  • bide
  • bier
  • big
  • bile
  • bilk
  • bill
  • bin
  • bind
  • birch
  • bird
  • birth
  • bit
  • bitch
  • bite
  • black
  • blade
  • blain
  • blame
  • blanch
  • blast
  • blaze
  • bleak
  • blear
  • bleat
  • bled
  • bleed
  • blend
  • bless
  • blest
  • blew
  • blind
  • blink
  • bliss
  • blith
  • block
  • blood
  • bloom
  • blot
  • blouz
  • blow
  • blown
  • blue
  • blunt
  • blush
  • boar
  • board
  • boast
  • boat
  • bog
  • boil
  • bold
  • bolt
  • bond
  • bone
  • book
  • boot
  • booth
  • booze
  • bore
  • born
  • bost
  • botch
  • both
  • bots
  • bough
  • bought
  • bounce
  • bound
  • bow
  • bowes
  • bowl
  • box
  • boxt
  • boy
  • boyl
  • brace
  • brack
  • brade
  • brads
  • brag
  • brain
  • brake
  • branch
  • brann
  • brand
  • brass
  • brawn
  • bray
  • braze
  • breach
  • bread
  • breadth
  • break
  • bream
  • breast
  • breath
  • bred
  • breed
  • breez
  • brag
  • bribe
  • brick
  • bride
  • bridg
  • brief
  • bright
  • brim
  • brine
  • brink
  • bri [...]k
  • brawl
  • breath
  • [Page 2]broad
  • broach
  • broak
  • brock
  • broil
  • brood
  • brook
  • broom
  • broth
  • brought
  • brow
  • brown
  • bruise
  • brunt
  • brute
  • buck
  • bud
  • budg
  • build
  • built
  • bulk
  • bull
  • bum
  • bump
  • bunch
  • bung
  • buoy
  • burn
  • burnt
  • burrs
  • burse
  • burst
  • bush
  • busk
  • buss
  • but
  • buy
  • by

C.

  • Cage
  • cake
  • cale
  • [...]lf
  • call
  • calm
  • calve
  • came
  • camp
  • can
  • cane
  • canst
  • cant
  • cap
  • cape
  • capt
  • cards
  • care
  • cark
  • carp
  • cart
  • case
  • cask
  • cast
  • cat
  • catch
  • cave
  • caught
  • caul
  • cause
  • cease
  • chaff
  • chain
  • chair
  • chalk
  • champ
  • chance
  • change
  • chant
  • chaps
  • chapt
  • charge
  • charm
  • chase
  • chist
  • chat
  • chaunt
  • chaw
  • chawl
  • cheap
  • cheat
  • chear
  • check
  • cheek
  • cheer
  • cheese
  • chess
  • cheft
  • chew
  • chick
  • chide
  • chief
  • child
  • chile
  • chime
  • chin
  • chine
  • chink
  • chip
  • chipt
  • chit
  • choak
  • choice
  • choir
  • chop
  • chopt
  • chose
  • choose
  • chough
  • christ
  • church
  • churl
  • churn
  • chuse
  • cid
  • clack
  • clad
  • claim
  • clap
  • clapt
  • clark
  • clash
  • clasp
  • clave
  • clause
  • claw
  • clawd
  • clay
  • clean
  • cleanse
  • clear
  • cleft
  • clench
  • clew
  • clift
  • climb
  • cling
  • clink
  • clip
  • cloak
  • cloaths
  • clock
  • clod
  • clog
  • cloth
  • close
  • cloud
  • clout
  • clown
  • clunch
  • clo [...]
  • coach
  • coal
  • coast
  • coat
  • cob
  • cock
  • coif
  • coin
  • cokes
  • cold
  • colt
  • comb
  • come
  • con
  • cook
  • cool
  • cope
  • cord
  • core
  • cork
  • corn
  • corns
  • corps
  • cost
  • cot
  • couch
  • cough
  • could
  • count
  • coupe
  • course
  • court
  • cow
  • crab
  • crack
  • crackt
  • craft
  • crag
  • cram
  • cramp
  • crane
  • crape
  • crave
  • crawl
  • craze
  • creak
  • cream
  • creed
  • creek
  • creep
  • crept
  • crest
  • crew
  • crib
  • cries
  • crime
  • cringe
  • cry
  • croak
  • crop
  • cropt
  • cross
  • crost
  • crouch
  • croud
  • crow
  • crown
  • crum
  • crump
  • crude
  • cruse
  • crush
  • cruise
  • crust
  • crutch
  • cub
  • cud
  • cuff
  • cufft
  • cup
  • cur
  • curb
  • curd
  • cure
  • curl
  • curse
  • curst
  • cut

D.

  • Dab
  • dace
  • dad
  • dale
  • dam
  • damn
  • damp
  • dance
  • dane
  • dare
  • dark
  • dart
  • dash
  • date
  • dates
  • daunt
  • dawb
  • dawn
  • day
  • dead
  • deaf
  • deal
  • deals
  • dealt
  • dean
  • dear
  • dearn
  • dearth
  • death
  • debt
  • deck
  • deckt
  • deed
  • deem
  • deep
  • deer
  • delve
  • den
  • dent
  • depth
  • desk
  • dew
  • did
  • didst
  • die
  • dice
  • dig
  • dike
  • dill
  • dim
  • dimp
  • dine
  • dip
  • dipt
  • dirt
  • dish
  • ditch
  • do
  • dock
  • doe
  • dog
  • done
  • doom
  • door
  • dose
  • dote
  • doth
  • dots
  • doubt
  • dove
  • dough
  • douse
  • down
  • drab
  • draft
  • drag
  • drake
  • drain
  • dram
  • drank
  • draught
  • draw
  • drawn
  • dray
  • dread
  • dream
  • dregs
  • drench
  • dress
  • drest
  • drew
  • drift
  • drill
  • drink
  • drive
  • droll
  • drole
  • drone
  • drop
  • dross
  • drove
  • drough [...]
  • drouse
  • drow [...]
  • drud [...]
  • drun [...]
  • drun [...]
  • [Page 3]dry
  • dub
  • duck
  • due
  • dug
  • duke
  • dull
  • dumb
  • dump
  • dun
  • dunce
  • dung
  • durst
  • dust
  • dwarf
  • dwell
  • dwelt

E.

  • Each
  • ear
  • earl
  • earth
  • ease
  • east
  • eat
  • eaves
  • ebb
  • edg
  • eel
  • egg
  • eight
  • eighth
  • elk
  • elm
  • else
  • end
  • ere
  • err
  • erst
  • ewe
  • eye

F.

  • Face
  • fact
  • fade
  • fadg
  • fagg
  • fail
  • fain
  • faint
  • fair
  • faith
  • fall
  • false
  • fame
  • fam'd
  • fan
  • fand
  • fare
  • farm
  • far
  • fart
  • fast
  • fat
  • fate
  • fault
  • fear
  • feast
  • feat
  • fed
  • feed
  • feel
  • fees
  • feet
  • feign
  • fell
  • felt
  • fence
  • fetch
  • feud
  • few
  • field
  • fife
  • fifth
  • fiend
  • fierce
  • fig
  • fight
  • file
  • fill
  • film
  • filth
  • find
  • fine
  • fins
  • fir
  • fire
  • firk
  • firm
  • first
  • fish
  • fisk
  • fisque
  • fit
  • five
  • flab
  • flag
  • flail
  • flakes
  • flam
  • flame
  • flank
  • flap
  • flapt
  • flash
  • flasque
  • fiat
  • flaw
  • flax
  • flay
  • flea
  • fled
  • fledg
  • fledst
  • flee
  • fleece
  • fleer
  • fleet
  • flesh
  • flew
  • flies
  • flight
  • flint
  • flip
  • flocks
  • flog
  • flood
  • floor
  • flop
  • flopt
  • flote
  • flush
  • flute
  • foal
  • foam
  • fob
  • foes
  • foh
  • foil
  • fold
  • folk
  • fond
  • food
  • fool
  • foot
  • fop
  • for
  • force
  • ford
  • forge
  • fork
  • form
  • fort
  • forth
  • fought
  • foul
  • found
  • four
  • fourth
  • fowl
  • foy
  • foyl
  • foyst
  • fox
  • foxt
  • fraight
  • frail
  • frame
  • france
  • frank
  • fraud
  • fray
  • freak
  • free
  • freed
  • freez
  • french
  • fresh
  • fret
  • friend
  • fringe
  • frize
  • frog
  • fro
  • from
  • frop
  • frost
  • froth
  • frown
  • fruit
  • fry
  • full
  • fund
  • fur

G.

  • Gad
  • gagg
  • gage
  • gain
  • gale
  • gall
  • game
  • gap
  • gape
  • gasp
  • gat
  • gate
  • gave
  • gaws
  • gay
  • gaze
  • geer
  • gem
  • gent
  • get
  • ghess
  • ghest
  • ghost
  • gift
  • gill
  • gin
  • gimp
  • gird
  • girl
  • girts
  • give
  • glad
  • glance
  • glare
  • glass
  • glaze
  • gleab
  • glean
  • glear
  • glede
  • gleek
  • glove
  • gnash
  • gnat
  • gnaw
  • go
  • goad
  • goal
  • goat
  • god
  • goff
  • gold
  • gone
  • good
  • gore
  • got
  • gourd
  • gout
  • gown
  • grace
  • graff
  • graft
  • grain
  • grant
  • grape
  • grasp
  • grass
  • grape
  • grave
  • gray
  • graze
  • grease
  • great
  • greaves
  • greaze
  • greek
  • green
  • greet
  • grew
  • grief
  • grieve
  • grig
  • grin
  • grind
  • gripe
  • grist
  • groan
  • groat
  • groom
  • grope
  • gross
  • grove
  • groul
  • ground
  • grow
  • grown
  • growth
  • groyn
  • grub
  • grudge
  • grunt
  • guard
  • gub
  • guest
  • guide
  • guild
  • guile
  • guilt
  • guise
  • gulf
  • gum
  • gun
  • gush
  • gust
  • guts

H.

  • Ha
  • hack
  • had
  • hadst
  • hast
  • hagg
  • hail
  • hair
  • hale
  • half
  • hall
  • halt
  • ham
  • hand
  • hang
  • hap
  • hard
  • hare
  • hark
  • harm
  • harp
  • hart
  • hast
  • hatch
  • hate
  • hath
  • hat
  • have
  • haunt
  • [Page 4]hawes
  • hawk
  • hay
  • hayes
  • he
  • head
  • heal
  • health
  • heap
  • hear
  • heard
  • hearse
  • heart
  • hearth
  • heat
  • heath
  • heave
  • hedge
  • heed
  • heel
  • height
  • heir
  • held
  • hell
  • helm
  • help
  • helve
  • hem
  • hemp
  • hen
  • hence
  • her
  • herb
  • herd
  • here
  • hew
  • hewn
  • hid
  • hide
  • high
  • hill
  • him
  • hind
  • hip [...]
  • hi [...]e
  • his
  • hiss
  • hitt
  • ho
  • hoarse
  • hock
  • hodge
  • hog
  • hoh
  • hokes
  • hold
  • hole
  • home
  • hood
  • hoof
  • hook
  • hope
  • hops
  • horn
  • horse
  • horst
  • hose
  • host
  • hot
  • hough
  • hour
  • house
  • hout
  • how
  • howl
  • hue
  • huff
  • huft
  • hug
  • huge
  • hum
  • huncks
  • hunt
  • hurl
  • hurt
  • husk
  • hymn

I.

  • Jack
  • jade
  • jail
  • jakes
  • jarr
  • jaw
  • jay
  • ice
  • ides
  • jeer
  • jest
  • jet
  • jew
  • if
  • il'e
  • ill
  • in
  • ink
  • inne
  • jole
  • joque
  • jot
  • joy
  • joyn
  • joynt
  • is
  • isles
  • itch
  • judge
  • jug
  • juice
  • just

K.

  • Keck
  • keel
  • keen
  • keep
  • kept
  • ketch
  • key
  • kick
  • kickt
  • kid
  • kill
  • kiln
  • kind
  • kine
  • kin
  • king
  • kiss
  • kite
  • knack
  • knave
  • knead
  • knee
  • kneel
  • knel
  • knew
  • knick
  • knife
  • knight
  • knit
  • knives
  • knob
  • knock
  • knot
  • know
  • known

L.

  • Lace
  • lack
  • lad
  • lade
  • lagg
  • laid
  • lake
  • lamb
  • lame
  • lamp
  • lance
  • lanch
  • land
  • lane
  • lank
  • lap
  • lard
  • large
  • lark
  • lash
  • lask
  • lass
  • last
  • latch
  • late
  • laud
  • laugh
  • law
  • lay
  • lead
  • leaf
  • league
  • leak
  • lean
  • leap
  • leapt
  • learn
  • least
  • leave
  • led
  • leek
  • leer
  • lees
  • leese
  • left
  • leg
  • lend
  • length
  • lent
  • less
  • lest
  • let
  • lewd
  • lice
  • lick
  • lid
  • lie
  • life
  • list
  • light
  • like
  • limb
  • lieu
  • lime
  • limn
  • limp
  • line
  • ling
  • link
  • lint
  • lip
  • lipt
  • list
  • live
  • loaf
  • loan
  • loath
  • loaves
  • lock
  • lodge
  • loe
  • loft
  • logg
  • loll
  • long
  • look
  • loom
  • loon
  • loop
  • loose
  • lop
  • lord
  • lose
  • loss
  • lost
  • lot
  • loud
  • love
  • louse
  • low
  • low [...]
  • loyns
  • luce
  • luck
  • lug
  • lump
  • lurk
  • lust
  • lye
  • lyre

M.

  • Mab
  • mad
  • made
  • madg
  • mag
  • maid
  • main
  • make
  • male
  • mall
  • malt
  • man
  • map
  • marr
  • march
  • mark
  • marl
  • mars
  • mart
  • mass
  • mast
  • maul
  • maw
  • may
  • maze
  • mee
  • mead
  • meal
  • mean
  • meant
  • meat
  • meek
  • meen
  • meer
  • meet
  • melt
  • men
  • mend
  • mess
  • met
  • mice
  • mid
  • midst
  • might
  • milch
  • mild
  • mile
  • milk
  • mill
  • mill'd
  • milt
  • mind
  • mine
  • mint
  • mire
  • mirth
  • miss
  • mist
  • mite
  • mixt
  • mock
  • mockt
  • mode
  • moist
  • mole
  • monk
  • month
  • moon
  • moor
  • moot
  • mop
  • more
  • moss
  • most
  • mote
  • moth
  • move
  • mount
  • mourn
  • mouse
  • mouth
  • [Page 5]mow
  • moyl
  • much
  • muck
  • mud
  • muff
  • mug
  • mule
  • mum
  • mump
  • muse
  • musk
  • must
  • mute
  • my
  • myrrhe

N.

  • Nab
  • nag
  • nail
  • name
  • nape
  • nap
  • naught
  • nay
  • near
  • neat
  • neck
  • need
  • neer
  • nest
  • net
  • news
  • new [...]
  • next
  • nick
  • nickt
  • nice
  • niece
  • nigh
  • night
  • nine
  • ninth
  • nip
  • nits
  • no
  • noaks
  • node
  • noise
  • nonce
  • none
  • nook
  • noon
  • nore
  • north
  • nose
  • not
  • notch
  • note
  • noate
  • nought
  • now
  • nurse
  • noun
  • nuts

O.

  • Oak
  • oar
  • oath
  • oats
  • odd
  • of
  • oft
  • oh
  • old
  • on
  • once
  • one
  • orb
  • ore
  • ought
  • our
  • out
  • owl
  • own
  • oxe
  • oyl
  • ouze

P.

  • Pace
  • pack
  • pad
  • page
  • paid
  • pail
  • pain
  • paint
  • pair
  • pale
  • pall
  • palm
  • pan
  • pangs
  • pant
  • paps
  • parcht
  • pare
  • park
  • part
  • pass
  • past
  • paste
  • pat
  • patch
  • pate
  • path
  • St. Pauls
  • pave
  • paw
  • paw'd
  • pawn
  • pawn'd
  • pay
  • pea
  • peace
  • peach
  • peak
  • peal
  • pear
  • pearl
  • pearch
  • peart
  • peck
  • peel
  • peep
  • peg
  • pelf
  • pen
  • pence
  • pent
  • pick
  • pic
  • piece
  • pierce
  • pig
  • pike
  • pile
  • pill
  • pimp
  • pin
  • pinch
  • pine
  • pink
  • pip
  • pipe
  • piss
  • pit
  • pitch
  • pique
  • place
  • plague
  • plain
  • plane
  • plank
  • plant
  • plat
  • plate
  • play
  • plea
  • plead
  • please
  • pleat
  • pledge
  • plot
  • plough
  • plow
  • pluck
  • plug
  • plumb
  • plume
  • plush
  • plunge
  • poinct
  • point
  • poize
  • poke
  • pole
  • poll
  • pomp
  • pond
  • pool
  • poor
  • pop
  • pope
  • pores
  • porch
  • pork
  • port
  • pose
  • post
  • pot
  • pounce
  • pound
  • pour
  • praise
  • prance
  • prate
  • pray
  • prawns
  • preach
  • press
  • prey
  • price
  • prick
  • pride
  • priest
  • prig
  • prince
  • prink
  • print
  • prize
  • probe
  • prog
  • proof
  • prone
  • prop
  • proud
  • prong
  • prove
  • prune
  • prunes
  • psalm
  • puff
  • puft
  • pug
  • pugh
  • puke
  • pull
  • pulp
  • pulse
  • pump
  • punk
  • pure
  • purr
  • purge
  • purl
  • purse
  • push
  • pusht
  • puss
  • put
  • punch
  • pun
  • pyde
  • pye

Q.

  • Quack
  • quaff
  • quag
  • quail
  • quake
  • qualm
  • quart
  • queen
  • quench
  • quest
  • quick
  • quill
  • quince
  • quit
  • quite
  • quote
  • quire

R.

  • Race
  • rack
  • raff
  • rags
  • rage
  • rail
  • rain
  • raise
  • rake
  • rain
  • ramp
  • ran
  • range
  • rang
  • rank
  • rant
  • rap
  • rape
  • rapt
  • rare
  • rase
  • rash
  • rat
  • rate
  • raw
  • reach
  • read
  • realm
  • ream
  • reap
  • reak
  • rear
  • red
  • reed
  • reel
  • reez
  • reign
  • reins
  • rend
  • rent
  • rest
  • rice
  • rich
  • rid
  • ride
  • ridg
  • riffe
  • rigg
  • right
  • rim
  • ring
  • rip
  • ripe
  • ript
  • rise
  • risque
  • rites
  • road
  • roan
  • roar
  • roast
  • rob
  • robes
  • rock
  • rod
  • rode
  • roe
  • roll
  • rood
  • roof
  • rogue
  • rook
  • room
  • rome
  • root
  • rope
  • [Page 6]rose
  • rot
  • rote
  • rough
  • roul
  • round
  • rouse
  • rout
  • row
  • rowes
  • rub
  • rude
  • rue
  • ruff
  • rug
  • rule
  • rum
  • rump
  • run
  • runt
  • rush
  • rust
  • rynd
  • rye

S.

  • Sack
  • sad
  • safe
  • sage
  • said
  • sail
  • saint
  • saith
  • sake
  • sale
  • salt
  • same
  • sand
  • sang
  • sank
  • sap
  • sash
  • sate
  • sauce
  • save
  • saw
  • sawn
  • say
  • scales
  • scald
  • scalp
  • scant
  • scan
  • scape
  • scarce
  • scare
  • scarf
  • scene
  • scent
  • schism
  • school
  • scoff
  • scold
  • sconce
  • scope
  • scorch
  • scorn
  • score
  • scot
  • scoul
  • scour
  • scourge
  • scout
  • scrap
  • scrape
  • scrach
  • screen
  • scribe
  • scrip
  • scrol
  • scud
  • scull
  • scum
  • scurf
  • sea
  • seal
  • seam
  • s [...]ar
  • search
  • seat
  • sect
  • sedg
  • see
  • seed
  • seek
  • seem
  • seen
  • seer
  • seize
  • self
  • sell
  • selves
  • send
  • sense
  • sent
  • serve
  • set
  • sew
  • sex
  • shield
  • shine
  • shins
  • ship
  • shriek
  • shrimp
  • shirk
  • shock
  • shod
  • shab
  • shad
  • shade
  • shaft
  • shag
  • shake
  • shall
  • sham
  • shame
  • shank
  • shape
  • share
  • shark
  • sharp
  • shave
  • sheaf
  • shear
  • sheard
  • sheath
  • sheaves
  • shed
  • shee
  • sheep
  • sheers
  • sheets
  • shell
  • shew
  • shole
  • shone
  • shooe
  • shook
  • shoot
  • shop
  • shore
  • shorn
  • short
  • shot
  • should
  • shout
  • show
  • shown
  • showr
  • shrank
  • shread
  • shreek
  • shrew
  • shrill
  • shrink
  • shrine
  • shroud
  • shrub
  • scrub
  • shrug
  • shut
  • sick
  • side
  • siege
  • sieve
  • sift
  • sigh
  • sight
  • sign
  • silk
  • sim
  • since
  • sing
  • sink
  • sip
  • sipt
  • sir
  • sit
  • sire
  • six
  • sixt
  • sixth
  • size
  • sky
  • skil
  • skim
  • skin
  • skink
  • skip
  • skipt
  • skirt
  • skull
  • slab
  • slack
  • slade
  • slain
  • slang
  • slap
  • slash
  • slate
  • slave
  • slay
  • sledge
  • sleek
  • sleep
  • sleer
  • sleight
  • slept
  • sleeve
  • slew
  • slick
  • slid
  • slide
  • slight
  • slim
  • slime
  • sling
  • slip
  • slipt
  • slop
  • sloth
  • slough
  • sloes
  • slow
  • slut
  • sly
  • smack
  • small
  • smart
  • smeer
  • smell
  • smelt
  • smite
  • smirk
  • smith
  • smoak
  • smooth
  • smote
  • smug
  • smut
  • snail
  • snake
  • snare
  • snarl
  • snarch
  • sneak
  • sneeze
  • snot
  • snout
  • snow
  • so
  • soak
  • snuff
  • sob
  • sock
  • sod
  • soft
  • soil
  • sold
  • soles
  • snug
  • some
  • son
  • song
  • soon
  • sooth
  • sop
  • sope
  • sore
  • sort
  • souce
  • sought
  • soul
  • sound
  • source
  • south
  • sow
  • sowe
  • sown
  • sowr
  • space
  • spade
  • spake
  • span
  • spare
  • spark
  • spawl
  • spawn
  • speak
  • spear
  • speck
  • sped
  • speech
  • speed
  • spell
  • spelt
  • spend
  • spent
  • spew
  • spice
  • spie
  • spike
  • spill
  • spilt
  • spin
  • spire
  • spirt
  • spit
  • spite
  • splaid
  • splay
  • split
  • spoil
  • spoke
  • spoon
  • sport
  • spot
  • spouse
  • spout
  • sprang
  • sprawl
  • sprain
  • spread
  • sprig
  • spring
  • sprout
  • spruce
  • sprung
  • spue
  • spun
  • spunge
  • spur
  • spurt
  • spy
  • square
  • squat
  • squawl
  • squeak
  • squeal
  • squeez
  • squint
  • squirt
  • stab
  • stack
  • staff
  • stag
  • stage
  • [Page 7]stain
  • stake
  • stale
  • stall
  • stalk
  • stamp
  • stanch
  • stand
  • stank
  • starch
  • stare
  • stark
  • star
  • start
  • state
  • stave
  • stay
  • stays
  • stead
  • steak
  • steal
  • stealth
  • steel
  • steed
  • steep
  • steer
  • stem
  • stench
  • step
  • stern
  • stew
  • stick
  • stiff
  • still
  • sting
  • stink
  • stir
  • stitch
  • stock
  • stole
  • stoln
  • stone
  • stood
  • stool
  • stoop
  • stop
  • store
  • stork
  • storm
  • stout
  • straight
  • strain
  • strait
  • strakes
  • strand
  • strange
  • strap
  • straw
  • streak
  • stream
  • street
  • str [...]ngth
  • stretch
  • strew
  • stride
  • strickt
  • strife
  • strike
  • string
  • strip
  • stripe
  • stript
  • strive
  • stroak
  • strole
  • strook
  • strong
  • st [...]ove
  • strut
  • stuck
  • studs
  • stuff
  • stuft
  • stum
  • stump
  • stund
  • stung
  • stunk
  • sty
  • style
  • such
  • suck
  • suds
  • sue
  • suit
  • sum
  • sun
  • sung
  • sunk
  • sup
  • supt
  • sure
  • sute
  • swab
  • swag
  • swan
  • swap
  • sware
  • swa [...]m
  • swear
  • sweat
  • sweep
  • sweet
  • swell
  • swept
  • swift
  • swig
  • swim
  • swine
  • switch
  • swill
  • swoln
  • swoond
  • swore
  • sword
  • sworn

T.

  • Tack
  • tag
  • tail
  • take
  • tale
  • talk
  • tall
  • tame
  • tand
  • tang
  • tann
  • tap
  • tapt
  • tard
  • tare
  • tarr
  • tart
  • task
  • tast
  • taught
  • taunt
  • teach
  • teal
  • tears
  • teat
  • teem
  • teeth
  • tell
  • tempt
  • ten
  • tend
  • tenth
  • tent
  • terms
  • thames
  • than
  • thanks
  • that
  • thaw
  • the
  • thee
  • theft
  • theirs
  • them
  • then
  • thence
  • there
  • these
  • they
  • thick
  • theif
  • thieves
  • thigh
  • thin
  • thine
  • thing
  • think
  • third
  • thirst
  • this
  • thong
  • thorn
  • those
  • thou
  • though
  • thought
  • thrall
  • thrash
  • thred
  • three
  • thresh
  • threw
  • thrice
  • thrift
  • thrive
  • throat
  • throb
  • throne
  • throng
  • through
  • throw
  • thrown
  • thrum
  • thrust
  • thumb
  • thus
  • thwart
  • tib
  • tick
  • tide
  • tie
  • tierce
  • tike
  • tile
  • till
  • tilt
  • time
  • tinn
  • tip
  • tipt
  • tire
  • tith
  • to
  • toad
  • toast
  • tod
  • toe
  • toil
  • told
  • toll
  • tomb
  • tome
  • tone
  • tongs
  • tongue
  • too
  • took
  • tool
  • tooth
  • top
  • tope
  • torch
  • tore
  • torn
  • toss
  • tost
  • touch
  • toucht
  • tough
  • tow
  • town
  • towze
  • trace
  • track
  • trade
  • trail
  • train
  • tram
  • trip
  • tripe
  • trance
  • trap
  • tray
  • tread
  • tree
  • trench
  • trent
  • tribe
  • trick
  • trie
  • trim
  • trod
  • troop
  • trough
  • trout
  • trow
  • trowl
  • troy
  • truce
  • truck
  • true
  • trump
  • trunk
  • trust
  • truss
  • truth
  • try
  • tub
  • tuck
  • tuff
  • tuft
  • tug
  • tough
  • tune
  • tun
  • turf
  • turk
  • turn
  • twain
  • twice
  • twelfth
  • twelve
  • twigg
  • twine
  • twins
  • two
  • tyde
  • tye
  • tyne
  • type
  • tyre

V.

  • Vail
  • vain
  • vale
  • vamp
  • vast
  • vault
  • vaunt
  • veal
  • veil
  • vein
  • vend
  • vent
  • verge
  • verse
  • vest
  • vext
  • vice
  • view
  • vile
  • vine
  • voice
  • void
  • vow
  • vows
  • vowd
  • up
  • urge
  • us
  • use

W.

  • Wade
  • waft
  • wage
  • wagg
  • wail
  • [Page 8]wain
  • wait
  • wake
  • walk
  • wall
  • wand
  • wann
  • want
  • ward
  • ware
  • warm
  • warmth
  • warn
  • warn'd
  • warp
  • warr
  • wart
  • was
  • wash
  • washt
  • wast
  • waste
  • wasp
  • watch
  • wave
  • wax
  • way
  • wayle
  • weak
  • weal
  • wealth
  • wean
  • wear
  • weave
  • web
  • wed
  • wedg
  • wee
  • weed
  • week
  • weep
  • weight
  • welch
  • well
  • welt
  • wem
  • wenn
  • wench
  • went
  • wept
  • were
  • wert
  • west
  • wet
  • whale
  • wharf
  • what
  • wheat
  • wheel
  • wheez
  • whelm
  • whelp
  • when
  • whence
  • where
  • whet
  • which
  • while
  • whilst
  • whim
  • whine
  • w [...]ip
  • whirl
  • whisk
  • whist
  • whit
  • white
  • who
  • whole
  • whom
  • whoop
  • whore
  • whose
  • why
  • wick
  • wide
  • wife
  • wight
  • wigg
  • wield
  • wild
  • wile
  • will
  • wilt
  • win
  • winch
  • wind
  • wine
  • wing
  • wink
  • wipe
  • wire
  • wise
  • wish
  • wisp
  • wist
  • wit
  • witch
  • with
  • wives
  • woe
  • woes
  • woke
  • woolf
  • wolves
  • womb
  • wonn
  • wont
  • wood
  • wool
  • word
  • work
  • world
  • worm
  • worn
  • worse
  • worst
  • worth
  • wot
  • wove
  • would
  • wound
  • wrap
  • wrapt
  • wrasp
  • wrath
  • wreak
  • wreath
  • wren
  • wrench
  • wrest
  • wright
  • wring
  • wrinsh
  • write
  • wrong
  • wrote
  • wroth
  • wrough
  • wrung
  • wyths

Y.

  • Yard
  • yarn
  • yatch
  • yaul
  • y [...]e
  • yea
  • ye
  • year
  • yeast
  • yawn
  • yell
  • yelk
  • yern
  • yes
  • yet
  • yeo
  • yew
  • yeild
  • yolk
  • you
  • youl
  • yours
  • young
  • youth

Z.

  • Zeal
  • zone

WORDS OF TWO SYLLABLES.

  • A-bact abact
  • a-base abase
  • a-bate abate
  • ab-ba abba
  • ab-hor abhor
  • a-bide abide
  • ab-ject abject
  • ab-jure abjure
  • a-ble able
  • a-board aboard
  • a-bode abode
  • a-bove above
  • a-bound abound
  • a-bout about
  • a-broad abroad
  • ab-sence absence
  • ab-sent absent
  • ab-stain abstain
  • ab-solve absolve
  • ab-stract abstract
  • ab-surd absurd
  • a-buse abuse
  • ac-cept accept
  • ac-cess access
  • a-ches aches
  • a-bysse abyss
  • ac-cord accord
  • a-corn acorn
  • ac-count account
  • ac-compts accompts
  • ac-cuse accuse
  • ac-curst accurst
  • ac-quaint acquaint
  • ac-quit acquit
  • a-cree acree
  • act-ing acting
  • ac-tive active
  • ac-tor actor
  • ad-ded added
  • ad-der adder
  • ad-here adhere
  • ad-jure adjure
  • ad-just adjust
  • ad-journ adjourn
  • ad-judg adjudg
  • ad-joyn adjoyn
  • ad-dress address
  • ad-dict addict
  • a-dieu adieu
  • ad-mit admit
  • ad-vance advance
  • ad-vice advice
  • ad-vise advise
  • a-dopt adopt
  • ad-vent advent
  • ad-verb adverb
  • a-doe adoe
  • a-dorn adorn
  • a-dore adore
  • a-far afar
  • af-fairs affairs
  • af-fect affect
  • af-firm affirm
  • af-flict afflict
  • af-fright affright
  • a-foot afoot
  • a-fore afore
  • a-fraid afraid
  • a-fresh afresh
  • af-ter after
  • af-ford afford
  • a-gain again
  • a-gainst against
  • a-ged aged
  • a-ges ages
  • a-go ago
  • a-gone agone
  • a-gree agree
  • ag-gates aggates
  • a-ground aground
  • a-gue ague
  • [Page 10] a-ha aha
  • aid-ed aided
  • ail-ed ailed
  • ail- [...]th aileth
  • aim-ed aimed
  • air-ed aired
  • a-lack alack
  • a-larm alarm
  • a-las alas
  • al-lay allay
  • al-ledge alledge
  • a-like alike
  • a-live alive
  • al-low allow
  • al-lure allure
  • al-mond almond
  • al-most almost
  • a-loft aloft
  • a-lone alone
  • a-long along
  • a-loof aloof
  • a-loud aloud
  • al-lude allude
  • al-pha alpha
  • al-so also
  • al-tar altar
  • al-ter alter
  • al-though although
  • al-ways always
  • am-ber amber
  • am-ble amble
  • am-bush ambush
  • a-maze amaze
  • a-men amen
  • a-mend amend
  • a-merce amerce
  • a-miss amiss
  • a-mong among
  • a-mongst amongst
  • a-mours amours
  • an-cle ancle
  • an-chor anchor
  • an-gel angel
  • an-gels angels
  • an-ger anger
  • an-gle angle
  • an-gred angred
  • an-gry angry
  • an-guish anguish
  • an-nise annise
  • a-noint anoint
  • a-non anon
  • an-nex annex
  • a-new anew
  • an-noy annoy
  • an-swer answer
  • an-vil anvil
  • a-ny any
  • a-pace apace
  • a-part apart
  • a-piece apiece
  • ap-peal appeal
  • ap-pear appear
  • ap-pease appease
  • ap-ple apple
  • ap-ply apply
  • ap-point appoint
  • ap-plaud applaud
  • ap-plause applause
  • ap-proach approach
  • ap-prove approve
  • a-pril april
  • a-pron apron
  • a-ray aray
  • ar-cher archer
  • ar-chees archees
  • ar-bour arbour
  • ar-gue argue
  • a-right aright
  • a-rise arise
  • a-rose arose
  • arm-ed armed
  • arm-holes armholes
  • arm-strong armstrong
  • ar-my army
  • ar-mies armies
  • ar-mour armour
  • ar-rears arrears
  • ar-rest arrest
  • ar-rive arrive
  • ar-row arrow
  • as-cend ascend
  • ar-raign arraign
  • as-cent ascent
  • a-scribe ascribe
  • a-side aside
  • a-sleep asleep
  • ask-ed asked
  • ask-ing asking
  • as-sault assault
  • as-sail assail
  • as-say assay
  • as-sent assent
  • as-sess assess
  • as-ses asses
  • as-sign assign
  • as-pect aspect
  • as-perse asperse
  • as-sist assist
  • ash-es ashes
  • as-soon assoon
  • a-stray astray
  • as-sure assure
  • as-swage asswage
  • as-well aswell
  • at-tack attack
  • at-tain attain
  • at-taint attaint
  • at-tend attend
  • at-tent attent
  • at-tempt attempt
  • at-tach attach
  • a-theist atheist
  • a-thirst athirst
  • at-tire attire
  • a-venge avenge
  • a-verse averse
  • aug-ment augment
  • a-vail avail
  • a-void avoid
  • au-gust august
  • a-vow avow
  • a-vouch avouch
  • au-stere austere
  • au-tumn autumn
  • [Page 11] [...]u-thor author
  • a-wake awake
  • a-ward award
  • awk-ward awkward
  • a-ware aware
  • a-way away
  • a-woke awoke
  • a-wry awry
  • ax-es axes
  • axe-yard axe-yard

B. B.

  • Bab-ble Babble
  • bab-ler babler
  • bab-ling babling
  • back-bite backbite
  • back-bone backbone
  • back-parts backpar [...]s
  • back-side backside
  • back-slide backslide
  • back-ward backward
  • ba-con bacon
  • bad-ger badger
  • bad-ness badness
  • ba-dest badest
  • bag-gage baggage
  • baf-fle baffle
  • bai-liff bailiff
  • bake-meats bakemeats
  • ba-ker baker
  • ba-king baking
  • bal-lance ballance
  • bal-last ballast
  • bald-ness baldness
  • bal-som balsom
  • ban-ded banded
  • ban-dy bandy
  • ba-nish banish
  • ban-ner banner
  • ban-ning banning
  • bank-rupt bankrupt
  • ban-quet banquet
  • bap-tize baptize
  • bap-tism baptizm
  • bap-tist baptist
  • bar-bed barbed
  • bar-ber barber
  • bare-foot barefoot
  • b [...]re-leg bareleg
  • bare-n [...]ck bareneck
  • bare-ness bareness
  • bar-gain bargain
  • bark-ing barking
  • bar-ley barley
  • bar-red barred
  • bar-rel barrel
  • bar-ren barren
  • bar-row barrow
  • bar-ter barter
  • base-ness baseness
  • bash-ful bashful
  • ba-ser baser
  • ba-ses bases
  • bas-ket basket
  • ba-son bason
  • bas-tard bastard
  • bath-ed bathed
  • bath-ing bathing
  • bat-tel battel
  • bat-ter batter
  • bay-leaf bayleaf
  • bay-tree baytree
  • bay-salt baysalt
  • bawl-ing bawling
  • bea-con beacon
  • bea-dle beadle
  • b [...]a-gle beagle
  • bear-er bearer
  • bear-ing bearing
  • beak-er beaker
  • beat-en beaten
  • beat-ing beating
  • bea-ver beaver
  • beau-ty beauty
  • be-came be-came
  • be-cause because
  • bec-kon beckon
  • beck-ned beckned
  • be-come become
  • bed-stead bedstead
  • bee-tle beetle
  • be-fall befall
  • be-fell befell
  • be-fore before
  • be-foul befoul
  • be-gan began
  • be-gat begat
  • be-get beget
  • beg-gar beggar
  • beg-ging begging
  • be-got begot
  • be-gin begin
  • be-guile beguile
  • be-gun begun
  • be-gir [...] begirt
  • be-half behalf
  • be-halves behalves
  • be-have behave
  • be-hag'd behag'd
  • be-head behead
  • be-held beheld
  • be-hight behight
  • be-hind behind
  • be-hold behold
  • be-hoove behoov [...]
  • be-ing being
  • be-lieve believe
  • be-lief belief
  • be-lie belie
  • bel-low bellow
  • bel-lows bellows
  • bel-ly belly
  • be-long belong
  • be-low below
  • be-moan be-moa [...]
  • bench-es benches
  • bend-ing bending
  • be-neath beneath
  • be-queath bequeat [...]
  • be-reave bereave
  • be-reft bereft
  • be-ril beril
  • ber-ries berries
  • be-seech beseech
  • [Page 12] be-siege besiege
  • be-seem beseem
  • be-set beset
  • be-sides besides
  • be-som besom
  • be-shrew beshrew
  • be-sot besot
  • be-sought besought
  • be-stead bestead
  • be-stir bestir
  • be-stow bestow
  • be-take betake
  • be-think bethink
  • be-times betimes
  • be-tray betray
  • [...]e-troth betroth
  • bet-ter better
  • bet-ting betting
  • be-tween between
  • be-twixt betwixt
  • be-wail bewail
  • be-ware beware
  • be-witch bewitch
  • be-wray bewray
  • be-yond beyond
  • bib-ber bibber
  • bi-ble bible
  • bid-den bidden
  • bid-ding bidding
  • bilk-ing bilking
  • bil-lows billows
  • bil-lets billets
  • bil-boe bilboe
  • bind-er binder
  • bind-ing binding
  • birch-en birchen
  • birth-day birthday
  • birth-right birthright
  • bi-shop bishop
  • bis-ket bisket
  • bi-teth biteth
  • bit-ten bitten
  • bit-ter bitter
  • bit-tern bittern
  • black-box blackbox
  • black-ness blackness
  • black-guard blackguard
  • bla-med blamed
  • blame-less blameless
  • blanch-ed blanched
  • blan-ket blanket
  • blad-der bladder
  • blas-pheme blaspheme
  • blast-ed blasted
  • blast-ing blasting
  • bla-zon blazon
  • bla-zing blazing
  • blear-ing blearing
  • bleat-ing bleating
  • ble-mish blemish
  • blend-ing blending
  • bles-sed blessed
  • bles-sing blessing
  • blind-ed blinded
  • blind-ness blindness
  • blind-ly blindly
  • blind-fold blindfold
  • blis-ter blister
  • block-head blockhead
  • bloo-dy bloody
  • blood-ed blooded
  • bloom-ed bloomed
  • bloom-ing blooming
  • blos-soms blossoms
  • blot-ting blotting
  • blot-ted blotted
  • blow-eth bloweth
  • blow-ing blowing
  • blush-ing blushing
  • boar-ish boarish
  • boast-ed boasted
  • boast-ing boasting
  • bo-dy body
  • bo-dice bodice
  • bod-kin bodkin
  • boil-ed boiled
  • boil-ing boiling
  • bold-ly boldly
  • bold-ness boldness
  • bol-ling bolling
  • bol-led bolled
  • bol-ster bolster
  • bo-lus bolus
  • bon-dage bondage
  • bond-man bondman
  • bond-men bondmen
  • bond-slave bondslave
  • bone-fire bonefire
  • bon-grace bongrace
  • bon-net bonnet
  • bon-ny bonny
  • boo-ty booty
  • boot-ed booted
  • boo-by booby
  • bor-der border
  • bo-rough borough
  • bor-row borrow
  • bo-red bored
  • bo-rage borage
  • bos-ses bosses
  • bo-som bosom
  • bot-tle bottle
  • bot-tom bottom
  • bound-ed bounded
  • bound-less boundless
  • boun-ty bounty
  • bow-ed bowed
  • bow-er bower
  • bow-els bowels
  • bow-man bowman
  • bow-shoot bowshoot
  • bow-ler bowler
  • bow-ling bowling
  • box-ing boxing
  • box-tree boxtree
  • boy-ish boyish
  • brack-et bracket
  • brace-let bracelet
  • brag-ging bragging
  • bran-dy brandy
  • bran-disht brandisht
  • brang-ling brangling
  • bram-ble bramble
  • branch-es branches
  • branch-ing branching
  • [Page 13] braw-ler brawler
  • braw-ling brawling
  • bray-ed brayed
  • braw-ny brawny
  • bra-zen brazen
  • breach-es breaches
  • break-er breaker
  • break-fast breakfast
  • break-neck breakneck
  • break-up breakup
  • breast-bone breastbone
  • breast-plate breastplate
  • breath-ing breathing
  • breath-less breathless
  • breech-es breeches
  • breed-er breeder
  • breed-ing breeding
  • breez-es breezes
  • bre-thren brethren
  • brew-er brewer
  • bri-ars briars
  • brick-kiln brickkiln
  • bride-cake bridecake
  • bride-groom bridegroom
  • bri-dle bridle
  • bri-dling bridling
  • brief-er briefer
  • brief-ly briefly
  • bright-er brighter
  • bright-ness brightness
  • brim-full brimfull
  • brim-m [...]r brimmer
  • brim-stone brimstone
  • bring-er bringer
  • bring-ing bringing
  • bri-nish brinish
  • brit-tle brittle
  • brit-ler britler
  • broad-er broader
  • broad-est broadest
  • broil-ed broiled
  • broil-ing broiling
  • bro-ken broken
  • bro-ker broker
  • bro-ther brother
  • brought-est broughtest
  • brought-up broughtup
  • brow-beat browbeat
  • brown-er browner
  • brui-sed bruised
  • brui-ses bruises
  • brui-tish bruitish
  • bub-ble bubble
  • buck-et bucket
  • buck-le buckle
  • buck-ler buckler
  • bud-ding budding
  • buf-fet buffet
  • buf-foon buffoon
  • buf-fler buffler
  • bu-gle bugle
  • bug-bear bugbear
  • build-er builder
  • build-ing building
  • bul-lock bullock
  • bul-rush bulrush
  • bul-wark bulwark
  • bump-er bumper
  • bump-kin bumpkin
  • bunch-es bunches
  • bun-dle bundle
  • bur-den burden
  • burn-ed burned
  • burn-ing burning
  • bur-gess burgess
  • burg-lers burglers
  • bur-nish burnish
  • bur-rough burrough
  • burst-ed bursted
  • burst-en bursten
  • bu-ry bury
  • bush-es bushes
  • bush-el bushel
  • bush-y bushy
  • bu-sie busie
  • butch-er butcher
  • but-ler butler
  • but-ter butter
  • but-ting butting
  • but-tocks buttocks
  • but-ton button
  • buy-er buyer
  • buy-ing buying
  • by-blow byblow
  • by-ways byways
  • by-ward byward
  • by-word byword

C. C.

  • Cab-bage Cabbage
  • cab-bin cabbin
  • ca-ges cages
  • cake-bread cakebread
  • cal-dron caldron
  • cal-kers calkers
  • cal-led called
  • cal-ling calling
  • cal-veth calveth
  • cal-ving calving
  • cam-brick cambrick
  • ca-mel camel
  • ca-mest camest
  • camp-ed camped
  • cam-phire camphire
  • can-cel cancel
  • can-non cannon
  • can-dle candle
  • can-ker canker
  • cank-red cankred
  • can-not cannot
  • ca-pon capon
  • cap-tain captain
  • cap-tious captious
  • cap-tive captive
  • car-cass carcass
  • card-ing carding
  • care-ful careful
  • care-less careless
  • ca-ress caress
  • ca-rouse carouse
  • car-man carman
  • car-reer carreer
  • cam-pagn campagn
  • car-ter carter
  • [Page 14] car-nal carnal
  • car-ry carry
  • cart-rope cartrope
  • cart-wheel cartwheel
  • cart-horse carthorse
  • car-ver carver
  • car-ving carving
  • case-ment casement
  • ca-ses cases
  • cast-ing casting
  • cast-er caster
  • cas-tle castle
  • catch-ing catching
  • cat-tel cattel
  • cau-dle caudle
  • cau-ses causes
  • cau-sing causing
  • cau-sey causey
  • ca-reer career
  • ca-vel cavel
  • cea-sing ceasing
  • ce-dar cedar
  • cel-ler celler
  • ce-ment cement
  • cen-ser censer
  • cen-sure censure
  • cer-tain certain
  • cha-fing chafing
  • chain-ing chaining
  • chain-work chainwork
  • chalk-ed chalked
  • chalk-stone chalkstone
  • chal-lenge challenge
  • cham-bers chambers
  • cham-pagn champagn
  • chan-cel chancel
  • chan-gers changers
  • chand-ler chandler
  • chan-ceth chanceth
  • chang-ling changling
  • chan-ter chanter
  • chap-lets chaplets
  • chap-man chapman
  • chap-pel chappel
  • chap-ter chapter
  • chan-nel channel
  • charg-ing charging
  • chap-lain chaplain
  • char-ming charming
  • char-ter charter
  • cha-stise chastise
  • chat-tle chattle
  • chat-ter chatter
  • cha-ses chases
  • cha-sing chasing
  • chas-ten chasten
  • check-er checker
  • check-mate checkmate
  • cheek-bone cheekbone
  • cheek-teeth cheekteeth
  • chea-pen cheapen
  • chea-per cheaper
  • cheer-eth cheereth
  • cheer-ful cheerful
  • chee-ses cheeses
  • cher-bet cherbet
  • che-rish cherish
  • cher-ry cherry
  • cheat-ing cheating
  • ches-nut chesnut
  • chew-ed chewed
  • chew-ing chewing
  • chick-en chicken
  • chick-weed chickweed
  • chi [...]ding chiding
  • chief-est chiefest
  • chief-ly chiefly
  • child-hood childhood
  • child-ish childish
  • child-less childless
  • chil-dren children
  • chim-ney chimney
  • chim-ming chimming
  • chink-ing chinking
  • choak-ed choaked
  • choi-cest choicest
  • cho-ler choler
  • choo-ser chooser
  • choo-sing choosing
  • cho-sen chosen
  • christ-mass christmass
  • chris-ten christen
  • chrys-tal chrystal
  • chri-somes chrisomes
  • church-es churches
  • church-ing churching
  • church [...]porch churchporc [...]
  • church-yard chur [...]hyard
  • chur-lish churlish
  • churn-ing churning
  • ciel-ing cieling
  • cir-cle circle
  • cir-cuit circuit
  • chu-sing chusing
  • cis-tern cistern
  • cit-ty citty
  • ci-vet civet
  • ci [...]vil civil
  • clack-ing clacking
  • cla-mour clamour
  • clam-my clammy
  • claim-ing claiming
  • clap-ped clapped
  • clap-per clapper
  • cla-ret claret
  • cla-ry clary
  • clasp-ing clasping
  • claw-ing clawing
  • clean-ly cleanly
  • clean-ness cleanness
  • clean [...]ser cleanser
  • clean-seth cleanseth
  • clear-ly clearly
  • clear-ness clearness
  • clear-sight clearsight
  • clea-ved cleaved
  • cl [...]a-ver cleaver
  • climb-ing climbing
  • cloath-ed cloathed
  • cloath-ing cloathing
  • clock-weights clockweigh [...]
  • clod-pate clodpate
  • clog-ging clogging
  • clo-ses closes
  • clo-set closet
  • [Page 15] clo-ser closer
  • clou-dy cloudy
  • clo-ven cloven
  • clout-ed clouted
  • clow-nish clownish
  • clus-ter cluster
  • cly-ster clyster
  • coach-es coaches
  • coach-ing coaching
  • coach-man coachman
  • coat-ed coated
  • cob-ler cobler
  • cock-les cockles
  • cof-fee coffee
  • cod-lings codlings
  • cof-fer coffer
  • cog-ging cogging
  • cof-fin coffin
  • col-lar collar
  • col-ledge colledge
  • co-heirs coheirs
  • cold-ness coldness
  • col-lops collops
  • coin-ing coining
  • co-lour colour
  • col-league colleague
  • col-logue collogue
  • col-lumn collumn
  • come-ly comely
  • com-merse commerse
  • co-meth cometh
  • come-at comeat
  • com-bine combine
  • com-fort comfort
  • co-ming coming
  • com-mand command
  • com-mence commence
  • com-mend commend
  • com-merce commerce
  • com-mit commit
  • com-mode commode
  • com-mune commune
  • com-mon common
  • com [...]bat combat
  • com [...]pact compact
  • com-pare compare
  • com-part compart
  • com-pass compass
  • comb-ing combing
  • com-pel compel
  • com-plain complain
  • com-plaint complaint
  • com-pleat compleat
  • com-pose compose
  • com-pound compound
  • com-pute compute
  • con-ceal conceal
  • con-ceit conceit
  • con-cave concave
  • con-ceive conceive
  • con-cern concern
  • con-clude conclude
  • con-cise concise
  • con-cord concord
  • con-course concourse
  • con-coct concoct
  • con-demn condemn
  • con-dole condole
  • con-dign condign
  • con-duce conduce
  • con-duct conduct
  • con-duit conduit
  • co-nies conies
  • con-fess confess
  • con-firm confirm
  • con-flict conflict
  • con-fer confer
  • con-fide confide
  • con-found confound
  • con-fute confute
  • con-firm confirm
  • con-fuse confuse
  • con-form conform
  • con-geal congeal
  • con-gy congy
  • con-joyn conjoyn
  • con-jure conjure
  • con-nex connex
  • con-nive connive
  • con-front confront
  • con-quer conquer
  • con-quest conquest
  • con-sent consent
  • con-sist consist
  • con-serve conserve
  • con-sort consort
  • con-stant constant
  • con-spire conspire
  • con-sult consult
  • con-sume consume
  • con-strain constrain
  • con-strue construe
  • con-spute conspute
  • con-tain contain
  • con-temn contemn
  • con-tempt contempt
  • con-tend contend
  • con-tent content
  • con-test contest
  • con-tract contract
  • con-trite contrite
  • con-trive contrive
  • con-vent convent
  • con-vert convert
  • con-verse converse
  • con-vey convey
  • con-vince convince
  • con-vict convict
  • cook-ing cooking
  • cool-ing cooling
  • cool-ness coolness
  • coop-er cooper
  • co-py copy
  • co-ping coping
  • cop-per copper
  • cop-pice coppice
  • co-ral coral
  • cor-net cornet
  • cor-ner corner
  • corp-ses corpses
  • cor-rect correct
  • cor-rode corrode
  • cor-rupt corrupt
  • cost-ly costly
  • cot-tage cottage
  • [Page 16] couch-ing couching
  • couch-es couches
  • couch-ant couchant
  • co-ver cover
  • co-vert covert
  • co-vet covet
  • could-est couldest
  • coul-ter coulter
  • coun-sel counsel
  • cough-ing coughing
  • coun-cil council
  • coun-ter counter
  • count-ing counting
  • coun-tess countess
  • coun-ty county
  • coun-try country
  • cou-ple couple
  • cou-pled coupled
  • cou-rage courage
  • cour-ses courses
  • cou-sin cousin
  • cow-ard coward
  • cow-itch cowitch
  • cow-turd cowturd
  • co-zen cozen
  • crack-ling crackling
  • crack-nels cracknels
  • craf-ty crafty
  • crafts-man craftsman
  • crafts-men craftsmen
  • cramp-ed cramped
  • crash-ing crashing
  • cra-sy crasy
  • cra-ving craving
  • cre-ate create
  • cre-dit credit
  • crea-ture creature
  • cree-pers creepers
  • creep-ing creeping
  • cree-ple creeple
  • cri-ed cried
  • cry-ing crying
  • crim-son crimson
  • crip-ple cripple
  • crisp-ing crisping
  • cra-dle cradle
  • crack-ers crackers
  • crookt-back crooktback
  • crook-ed crooked
  • cros-bow crosbow
  • cros-bite crosbite
  • cros-ness crosness
  • crost-let crostlet
  • cros-way crosway
  • crouch-ing crouching
  • croud-ing crouding
  • crow-ing crowing
  • crown-ed crowned
  • crut-ches crutches
  • crud-led crudled
  • cru-el cruel
  • crush-ed crushed
  • cu-bit cubit
  • cuc-kow cuckow
  • cud-gel cudgel
  • cum-brance cumbrance
  • cuf-fing cuffing
  • cum-breth cumbreth
  • cum-min cummin
  • cun-ning cunning
  • cup-board cupboard
  • cu-red cured
  • cur-led curled
  • cur-rent current
  • cur-rence currence
  • cur-ry curry
  • cur-ses curses
  • cur-sing cursing
  • cur-tain curtain
  • cu-rate curate
  • cus-tom custom
  • cus-tard custard
  • cut-ler cutler
  • cut-ting cutting
  • cy-clops cyclops
  • cy-der cyder
  • cym-bal cymbal
  • cyn-der cynder
  • cu-pid cupid
  • cy-press cypress

D. D.

  • Dab-ble Dabble
  • dag-ger dagger
  • dal-ly dally
  • dain-ty dainty
  • dai-ry dairy
  • da-mask damask
  • dam-mage dammage
  • dam-ming damming
  • dam-ned damned
  • dam-sen damsen
  • dan-ces dances
  • dan-cing dancing
  • dan-dle dandle
  • dan-ger danger
  • dark-ness darkness
  • dar-ling darling
  • dash-ing dashing
  • daugh-ter daughter
  • dau-ber dauber
  • daub-ing daubing
  • daunt-ed daunted
  • dawn-ing dawning
  • dai-ly daily
  • day-light daylight
  • day-break daybreak
  • day-spring dayspring
  • day-star daystar
  • dea-con deacon
  • dead-ly deadly
  • dead-ness deadness
  • deaf-ness deafness
  • deal-er dealer
  • dearn-ing dearning
  • deal-ing dealing
  • dear-ly dearly
  • de-base debase
  • de-bate debate
  • debt-or debtor
  • de-cay decay
  • de-cease decease
  • de-ceit deceit
  • de-ceive deceive
  • [Page 17] deck-ed decked
  • de-clare declare
  • de-cline d [...]cline
  • de-coct decoct
  • de-cent decent
  • de-crease decrease
  • de-cree decree
  • de-creed decreed
  • deem-ed deemed
  • deep-ness deepness
  • de-fame defame
  • de-feat defeat
  • de-face deface
  • de-fend defend
  • de-fence defence
  • de-feat defeat
  • de-fer defer
  • de-file defile
  • de-form deform
  • de-fray defray
  • de-fraud defraud
  • [...]e-fye defye
  • de-gree degree
  • [...]e-grade degrade
  • [...]e-ject deject
  • [...]e-lay delay
  • [...]e-light delight
  • [...]e-lude delude
  • [...]-luge deluge
  • [...]-mand demand
  • [...]-mean demean
  • [...]-mise demise
  • [...]-murr demurr
  • [...]-mure demure
  • [...]-nounce denounce
  • [...]-ny deny
  • [...]-pute depute
  • [...]-part depart
  • [...]-prive deprive
  • [...]-pend depend
  • [...]-pose depose
  • [...]-ride deride
  • [...]-plore deplore
  • [...]-prave deprave
  • [...]-press depress
  • de-sart desart
  • de-scend descend
  • de-sign design
  • de-scent descent
  • de-scribe describe
  • de-scry descry
  • de-sert desert
  • de-serve deserve
  • de-sire desire
  • de-sist desist
  • de-spair despair
  • de-spise despise
  • de-spite despite
  • de-stroy destroy
  • de-tain detain
  • de-ter deter
  • de-test detest
  • de-vice device
  • de-vil devil
  • de-vise devise
  • de-vote devote
  • de-voir devoir
  • de-vour devour
  • de-out devout
  • di-al dial
  • di-ed died
  • dy-ing dying
  • dif-fer differ
  • dig-ged digged
  • dim-ness dimness
  • di-ned dined
  • din-ner dinner
  • di-et diet
  • dip-per dipper
  • dip-ped dipped
  • dip-thong dipthong
  • di-rect direct
  • dis-arm disarm
  • dis-cern discern
  • dis-charge discharge
  • dis-claim disclaim
  • dis-close disclose
  • dis-course discourse
  • dis-cord discord
  • dis-count discount
  • dis-creet discreet
  • dis-dain disdain
  • di-sease disease
  • dis-grace disgrace
  • dis-guise disguise
  • dis-joyn disjoyn
  • dish-es dishes
  • dis-may dismay
  • dis-miss dismiss
  • dis-pair dispair
  • dis-patch dispatch
  • dis-perse disperse
  • dis-pense dispense
  • dis-prove disprove
  • dis-please displease
  • dis-play display
  • dis-praise dispraise
  • dis-pute dispute
  • dis-pose dispose
  • dis-solve dissolve
  • dis-sent dissent
  • dis-taffe distaffe
  • dis-tract distract
  • dis-tance distance
  • dis-tant distant
  • dis-tinct distinct
  • dis-til distil
  • dis-tast distast
  • dis-tress distress
  • dis-train distrain
  • dis-trust distrust
  • ditch-er ditcher
  • ditch-es ditches
  • di-vers divers
  • di-vide divide
  • di-vine divine
  • di-vorce divorce
  • di-vulge divulge
  • doc-tor doctor
  • doc-trine doctrine
  • do- [...]r doer
  • do-ing doing
  • dole-ful doleful
  • dooms-day doomsday
  • door-post doorpost
  • [Page 18] do-tage dotage
  • do-ting doting
  • dou-ble double
  • doubt-ful doubtful
  • dove-house dovehouse
  • dou [...]-less doubtless
  • down-bed downbed
  • down-wards downwards
  • do-zen dozen
  • dow-ry dowry
  • dough-tub doughtub
  • drag-ged dragged
  • drain-ing draining
  • dra-gon dragon
  • draw-er drawer
  • dra-per draper
  • draw-ing drawing
  • dread-ful dreadful
  • dream-ed dreamed
  • dream-er dreamer
  • dread-ing dreading
  • dres-ser dresser
  • dres-sing dressing
  • drew-est drewest
  • dri-er drier
  • dry-ing drying
  • drink-er drinker
  • drink-ing drinking
  • dril-ling drilling
  • dri-ven driven
  • dri-ver driver
  • dri-ving driving
  • drop-ping dropping
  • droop-ing drooping
  • drop-sie dropsie
  • dros-sy drossy
  • drown-ing drowning
  • drow-sy drowsy
  • drun-kard drunkard
  • drudg-ing drudging
  • drun-ken drunken
  • dung-ing dunging
  • dry-boots dryboots
  • dry-shod dryshod
  • dung-boat dungboat
  • dung-cart dungcart
  • dung-ground dungground
  • dung-hil dunghil
  • dung-port dungport
  • du-ring during
  • du-ty duty
  • du-ties duties
  • duke-dom dukedom
  • dwel-ler dweller
  • dwel-ling dwelling
  • duel duel
  • dulness dulness

E. E.

  • Each-ed Eached
  • ea-ger eager
  • ea-gle eagle
  • ear-ed eared
  • ear-ing earing
  • earl-dom earldom
  • ear-ly early
  • ear-rings earrings
  • ear-ned earned
  • ear-nest earnest
  • earth-en earthen
  • earth-ly earthly
  • earth-quake earthquake
  • ea-sed eased
  • eas-ter easter
  • east-ward eastward
  • ea-sy easy
  • eat-en eaten
  • eat-er eater
  • eat-ing eating
  • ec-cho eccho
  • e-clypse eclypse
  • edg-ed edged
  • edg-ing edging
  • edg-es edges
  • e-dict edict
  • ef-fect effect
  • eigh-teen eighteen
  • eigh-teenth eighteenth
  • eigh-ty eighty
  • e-gypt egypt
  • ei-ther either
  • el-bow elbow
  • el-der elder
  • el-dest eldest
  • e-ject eject
  • e-lect elect
  • em-balm embalm
  • em-pire empire
  • em-ploy employ
  • emp-ty empty
  • en-camp encamp
  • en-chant enchant
  • en-close enclose
  • en-crease encrease
  • end-ed ended
  • end-ing ending
  • end-less endless
  • en-croach encroach
  • en-dear endear
  • en-dow endow
  • en-due endue
  • en-dure endure
  • en-force enforce
  • en-flame enflame
  • en-gage engage
  • en-gine engine
  • en-gland england
  • en-glish english
  • en-grave engrave
  • en-hance enhance
  • en-joy enjoy
  • en-joyn enjoyn
  • en-large enlarge
  • en-light enlight
  • e-nough enough
  • en-quire enquire
  • en-rich enrich
  • en-sign ensign
  • en-snare ensnare
  • en-sue ensue
  • en-sure ensure
  • en-ter enter
  • en-tice entice
  • en-trance entrance
  • [Page 19] en-stall enstall
  • en-tail entail
  • en-try entry
  • en-vy envy
  • e-phod ephod
  • e-qual equal
  • er-rand errand
  • er-rant errant
  • e-rect erect
  • er-rour errour
  • en-throne enthrone
  • en-tire entire
  • e-squire esquire
  • e-spouse espouse
  • e-scape escape
  • es-say essay
  • e-schew eschew
  • e-spy espy
  • e-state estate
  • e-strange estrange
  • es-sence essence
  • e-steem esteem
  • en-thral enthral
  • etch-ing etching
  • en-tomb entomb
  • en-treat entreat
  • en-trust entrust
  • e-ven even
  • e-vent event
  • e-ver ever
  • eu-nuch eunuch
  • ew-er ewer
  • ex-act exact
  • ex-alt exalt
  • ex-ceed exceed
  • ex-cel excel
  • ex-cept except
  • ex-cess excess
  • ex-cise excise
  • ex-change exchange
  • ex-claim exclaim
  • ex-clude exclude
  • ex-cluse excluse
  • ex-cuse excuse
  • ex-empt exempt
  • ex-hort exhort
  • ex-haust exhaust
  • ex-ile exile
  • ex-pect expect
  • ex-pel expel
  • ex-pence expence
  • ex-pert expert
  • ex-plain explain
  • ex-ploit exploit
  • ex-pose expose
  • ex-pound expound
  • ex-port export
  • ex-press express
  • ex-pire expire
  • ex-tend extend
  • ex-tant extant
  • ex-tinct extinct
  • ex-tol extol
  • ex-tract extract
  • ex-tream extream
  • eye-balls eyeballs
  • eye-brows eye [...]rows
  • eye-lids eyelids
  • ey-ed eyed
  • eye-bright eyebright
  • eye-salve eyesalve
  • eye-sight eyesight
  • eye-strings eyestrings
  • eye-sore eyesore
  • eye-teeth eyeteeth

F. F.

  • Fa-bles Fables
  • fa-ces faces
  • face-ing facing
  • fa-cil facil
  • fac-tor factor
  • fa-deth fadeth
  • fa-ding fading
  • fadg-eth fadgeth
  • fail-ed failed
  • fail-ing failing
  • fa-got fagot
  • fa-mous famous
  • faint-ed fainted
  • faint-ness faintness
  • faint-heart faintheart
  • fair-er fairer
  • fayr-ing fayring
  • faith-ful faithf [...]l
  • faith-less faithless
  • fal-len fallen
  • fal-ling falling
  • fal-low fallow
  • fals-hood falshood
  • false-ly falsely
  • false-ness falseness
  • false-oath falseoath
  • fa-mine famine
  • fa-misht famisht
  • fan-cy fancy
  • fare-wel farewel
  • farr-of farrof
  • far-ther farther
  • far-thing farthing
  • fan-ner fanner
  • fast-ing fasting
  • fast-er faster
  • fast-en fasten
  • fast-ned fastned
  • fa-ther father
  • fa-thom fathom
  • fat-lings fatlings
  • fat-ted fatted
  • fat-ning fatning
  • fat-ness fatness
  • faul-ty
  • fault-less faultless
  • fa-vour favour
  • fear-ing fearing
  • fear-ful fearful
  • feast-day feastday
  • feast-ed feasted
  • feast-ing feasting
  • fea-thers feathers
  • fee-ble feeble
  • feed-ing feeding
  • feel-ing feeling
  • feign-ed feigned
  • [Page 20] fel-led felled
  • fel-low fellow
  • fe-lon felon
  • fe-male female
  • fen-ced fenced
  • fer-ret ferret
  • fer-ry ferry
  • fer-vent fervent
  • fetch-ing fetching
  • fet-ters fetters
  • fe-ver fever
  • few-el fewel
  • few-er fewer
  • fie [...]-cer fiercer
  • fierce-ness fierceness
  • fif-teen fifteen
  • fif-teenth fifteenth
  • fif-ty fifty
  • fig-tree figtree
  • fig-leaves figleaves
  • fight-ing fighting
  • fi-gures figures
  • fil-led filled
  • fil-let fillet
  • fil-ling filling
  • fi-ling filing
  • fil-thy filthy
  • fi-nal final
  • find-ing finding
  • fi-ner finer
  • fi-nest finest
  • fin-ger finger
  • fi-nish finish
  • fire-brand firebrand
  • fire-hearth firehearth
  • fire-pan firepan
  • fir-kin firkin
  • first-ling firstling
  • fir-tree fi [...]ee
  • first-born f [...]born
  • first-day firstday
  • first-fruits firstfruits
  • first-month firstmonth
  • first-year firstyear
  • fish-gate fishgate
  • fish-hook fishhook
  • fish-pool fishpool
  • fish-pond fishpond
  • fish-spear fishspear
  • fish-er fisher
  • fish-es fishes
  • fish-ing fishing
  • fitch-es fitches
  • fit-ly fitly
  • fit-ted fitted
  • fit-ting fitting
  • fix-ed fixed
  • fix-ing fixing
  • fla-gon flagon
  • flag-staff flagstaff
  • fla-ming flaming
  • flash-ing flashing
  • flat-ter flatter
  • flay-ed flayed
  • fle-eth fleeth
  • fleer-ing fleering
  • flesh-hook fleshhook
  • flesh-ly fleshly
  • flesh-y fleshy
  • flesh-pots fleshpots
  • fli-eth flieth
  • fly-blow flyblow
  • fly-ing flying
  • flint-glass flintglass
  • flin-ty flinty
  • flout-ing flouting
  • flou-rish flourish
  • float-ing floating
  • flow-ing flowing
  • flock-ing flocking
  • floor-ing flooring
  • flut-ter flutter
  • flow-er flower
  • flush-ing flushing
  • fod-der fodder
  • floodgates floodgates
  • foy-ling foyling
  • fold-ing folding
  • fo-ling foling
  • fol-low follow
  • fol-ly folly
  • fond-ness fondness
  • fo-ming foming
  • fo-ment foment
  • fop-ling fopling
  • foo-lish foolish
  • fool-ing fooling
  • foot-ing footing
  • foot-cloth footcloth
  • foot-board footboard
  • foot-man footman
  • foot-pad footpad
  • foot-steps footsteps
  • foot-stool footstool
  • foot-way footway
  • for-bad forbad
  • for-bear forbear
  • for-bid forbid
  • for-born forborn
  • for-ced forced
  • for-ces forces
  • fore-arm forearm
  • fore-cast forecast
  • for-ging forging
  • fore-front forefront
  • fore-go forego
  • fore-head forehead
  • fore-horse forehorse
  • fore-know foreknow
  • fore-man foreman
  • fore-most foremost
  • for-lorn forlorn
  • for-mal formal
  • fore-part forepart
  • fore-saw foresaw
  • fore-ship foreship
  • fore-skin foreskin
  • fore-tel foretel
  • fore-told foretold
  • fore-warn forewarn
  • for-gat forgat
  • for-gave forgave
  • for-ged forged
  • for-gers forgers
  • for-get forget
  • [Page 21] for-give forgive
  • for-got forgot
  • form-ed formed
  • form-ing forming
  • form-er former
  • for-rest forrest
  • for-rain forrain
  • for-sake forsake
  • for-sook forsook
  • for-sooth forsooth
  • for-swear forswear
  • for-sworn forsworn
  • forth-with forthwith
  • for-ty forty
  • for-ward forward
  • foul-ed fouled
  • foul-er fouler
  • found-ed founded
  • foun-der founder
  • found-red foundred
  • foun-tain fountain
  • four-fold fourfold
  • four-square foursquare
  • four-score fourscore
  • four-teen fourteen
  • four-teenth fourteenth
  • fow-ler fowler
  • fowl-ing fowling
  • fox-es foxes
  • frag-ments fragments
  • fra-med framed
  • frank-ly frankly
  • freck [...]led freckled
  • freck-les freckles
  • fre-ed freed
  • free-grace freegrace
  • free-dom freedom
  • free-leave freeleave
  • free-ly freely
  • free-man freeman
  • free-gift freegift
  • fre-quent frequent
  • free-will freewill
  • freez-ing freezing
  • fresh-er fresher
  • fret-ful fretful
  • fret-ting fretting
  • friend-ly friendly
  • friend-ship friendship
  • frin-ges fringes
  • fri-day friday
  • front-lets frontlets
  • fro-ward froward
  • frown-ing frowning
  • fro-zen frozen
  • frost-work frostwork
  • fruit-ful fruitful
  • frus-trate frustrate
  • fry-ed fryed
  • ful-fil fulfil
  • ful-ler fuller
  • ful-ness fulness
  • fur-bish furbish
  • fur-bush furbush
  • fu-ry fury
  • fur-long furlong
  • fur-nace furnace
  • fur-nish furnish
  • fur-row furrow
  • fur-ther further
  • fu-ture future
  • ful-some fulsome

G. G.

  • Gad-dest Gaddest
  • gain-ed gained
  • gain-say g [...]insay
  • gal-lant g [...]llant
  • gal-ley g [...]lley
  • gal-lows gallows
  • gal-led galled
  • ga-ped gaped
  • gar-den garden
  • gam-ster gamster
  • gar-land garland
  • gar-lick garlick
  • gar-ment garm [...]nt
  • gar-ner garner
  • gar-nish garnish
  • ga-ther gather
  • ga-ved gaved
  • ga-vest gavest
  • ga-zer gazer
  • ga-zing gazing
  • gan-grene gangrene
  • geld-er gelder
  • geld-ing gelding
  • gen-der gender
  • gen-tile gentile
  • gen-tle gentle
  • gent-ly gently
  • gen-try gentry
  • ges-ture gesture
  • get-ting getting
  • gew-gaws gewgaws
  • gi-ants giants
  • ghes-sing ghessing
  • ghost-ly ghostly
  • gild-er gilder
  • gild-ing gilding
  • gid-dy giddy
  • gift-ed gifted
  • gim-cracks gimcracks
  • gin-ger ginger
  • gird-ing girding
  • gird-le girdle
  • gi-ven given
  • gi-ver giver
  • gi-ving giving
  • gla-ber glaber
  • glad-ly gladly
  • glad-ness gladness
  • glan-dles glandles
  • glass-man glassman
  • glas-ses g [...]asses
  • gleab-land gleabland
  • glean-ed gleaned
  • glean-ings gleanings
  • glib-ly glibly
  • gli-ding gliding
  • glis-sen glissen
  • glis-ter glister
  • glit-ter glitter
  • gloo-my gloomy
  • [Page 22] glo-ry glory
  • glo-ver glover
  • glos-sy glossy
  • gloz-ing glozing
  • glu-ing gluing
  • glue-pot gluepot
  • glue-brush gluebrush
  • glut-ton glutton
  • gnash-ing gnashing
  • gnaw-ing gnawing
  • goad-ing goading
  • goats-hair goatshair
  • goat-ish goatish
  • goats-milk goatsmilk
  • goats-skin goatsskin
  • gob-lets goblets
  • gob-ling gobling
  • god-dess goddess
  • god-head godhead
  • god-ly godly
  • god-ward godward
  • go-ings goings
  • gol-den golden
  • gold-smith goldsmith
  • gold-watch goldwatch
  • good-ness goodness
  • go-red gored
  • gor-get gorget
  • gos-hawk goshawk
  • gos-ling gosling
  • gos-pel gospel
  • gos-sip gossip
  • got-ten gotten
  • go-tam gotam
  • go-vern govern
  • gou-ty gouty
  • grace-less graceless
  • graf-ted grafted
  • gram-mer gram-mer
  • grand-child grandchild
  • gran-num grannum
  • grant-ed granted
  • grap-ple grapple
  • grass-plat grassplat
  • gra-ter grater
  • gra-ven graven
  • gra-ver graver
  • gra-ving graving
  • gra-vy gravy
  • gravel gravel
  • grea-ter greater
  • great-ness greatness
  • gree-dy greedy
  • grea-zy greazy
  • green-ish greenish
  • green-ness greenness
  • greet-ing greeting
  • grie-vance grievance
  • grie-ving grieving
  • grie-vous grievous
  • grind-ers grinders
  • grind-ing grinding
  • grey-hound greyhound
  • grin-ning grinning
  • gri-ping griping
  • grit-ty gritty
  • griz-led grizled
  • groan-ing groaning
  • gro-cer grocer
  • gro-ping groping
  • grose-ly grosely
  • grot-to grotto
  • ground-ing grounding
  • ground-less groundless
  • ground-room groundroom
  • grow-ing growing
  • grub-ing grubing
  • grudg-ing grudging
  • gui-ded guided
  • guild-ing guilding
  • guilt-less guiltless
  • guil-ty guilty
  • gul-led gulled
  • gul-let gullet
  • gum-med gummed
  • gun-ner gunner
  • gun-room gunroom
  • gush-ing gushing
  • gut-ter gutter
  • gut-ting gutting

H. H.

  • Ha-bit Habit
  • hack-ing hacking
  • hack-ney hackney
  • hag-gard haggard
  • hag-ling hagling
  • hag-ler hagler
  • hail-ed hailed
  • hail-stones hailstones
  • hai-ry hairy
  • hair-lace hairlace
  • ha-ling haling
  • hal-low hallow
  • halt-ing halting
  • hamb-lets hamblets
  • ham-mer hammer
  • hamp-er hamper
  • ham-strung hamstrung
  • ham-mock hammock
  • han-dy handy
  • hand-ful handful
  • han-dle handle
  • hand-ling handling
  • hand-maid handmaid
  • hand-saw handsaw
  • hand-som handsom
  • hand-staff handstaff
  • hang-ed hanged
  • hang-ings hangings
  • hang-man hangman
  • hand-spit handspit
  • han-sel hansel
  • hap-pen happen
  • hap-py happy
  • har-bour harbour
  • har-den harden
  • hard-ned hardned
  • hard-er harder
  • hard-ly hardly
  • hard-ness hardness
  • har-lot harlot
  • harm-less harmless
  • har-ness harness
  • [Page 23] har-per harper
  • harp-ing harping
  • har-rase harrase
  • har-rangue harrangue
  • har-row harrow
  • hars-let harslet
  • har-vest harvest
  • ha-sel hasel
  • has-ten hasten
  • hast-ned hastned
  • has-ty hasty
  • hatch-ing hatching
  • ha-ted hated
  • hate-ful hateful
  • ha-ter hater
  • ha-ting hating
  • ha-tred hatred
  • hat-ter hatter
  • hat-band hatband
  • ha-ving having
  • ha-ven haven
  • haugh-ty haughty
  • ha-vock havock
  • hawk-er hawker
  • hawk-ing hawking
  • hay-cock haycock
  • hay-rick hayrick
  • hay-stack haystack
  • hay-mow haymow
  • head-ach headach
  • head-long headlong
  • head-piece headpiece
  • head-strong headstrong
  • hea-dy heady
  • heal-ing healing
  • heal-er healer
  • heap-ing heaping
  • heard-est heardest
  • hear-er hearer
  • hear-ing hearing
  • heark-en hearken
  • heark-ned hearkned
  • hear-ty hearty
  • heat-ing heating
  • hea-then heathen
  • hea-thy heathy
  • hea-ved heaved
  • hea-ven heaven
  • hea-vy heavy
  • he-brew hebrew
  • hedg-es hedges
  • hedg-ing hedging
  • hei-fer heifer
  • hei-nous heinous
  • hel-met helmet
  • help-ed helped
  • help-er helper
  • help-ful helpful
  • help-ing helping
  • hem-lock hemlock
  • hem-ming hemming
  • hen- [...]ane henbane
  • hence-forth henceforth
  • he-rauld herauld
  • her-ring herring
  • he-roe heroe
  • heads-man headsman
  • herds-man herdsman
  • here-by hereby
  • here-in herein
  • here-of hereof
  • here-with herewith
  • hew-ing hewing
  • hic-cough hiccough
  • hid-den hidden
  • hi-ding hiding
  • high-er higher
  • high-ness highness
  • hil-lock hillock
  • him-self himself
  • hin-der hinder
  • hind-leg hindleg
  • hind-most hindmost
  • hind-part hindpart
  • hind-red hindred
  • hin-ges hinges
  • hint-ed hinted
  • hip-ped hipped
  • hi-red hired
  • hire-ling hireling
  • his-sing hissing
  • hi-ther hither
  • high-way highway
  • hoard-ing hoarding
  • hoa-ry hoary
  • hob-ble hobble
  • ho-cus hocus
  • hock-more hockmore
  • hod-dy hoddy
  • hog-ish hogish
  • hoi-sed hoised
  • hold-ing holding
  • hol-low hollow
  • hol-pen holpen
  • ho-ly holy
  • ho-mage homage
  • home-born homeborn
  • home-bred homebred
  • home-ly homely
  • home-spun homespun
  • ho-nest honest
  • ho-nour honour
  • ho-ney honey
  • hood-winkt hoodwinkt
  • hook-ing hooking
  • hoop-ing hooping
  • hoot-ing hooting
  • ho-ping hoping
  • hope-less hopeless
  • hop-ping hopping
  • hope-ful hopeful
  • horn-book hornbook
  • hor-net hornet
  • hor-rour horrour
  • horse-back horseback
  • horse-man horseman
  • horse-leech horseleech
  • hor-ses horses
  • ho-sen hosen
  • hot-ter hotter
  • hour-glass hour-glass
  • hour-ly hourly
  • house-hold houshold
  • hou-ses houses
  • house-wife housewife
  • [Page 24] how-ling howling
  • hu-man human
  • hum-ble humble
  • hum-bled humbled
  • hum-bly humbly
  • hum-ming humming
  • hu-mour humour
  • hump-ish humpish
  • hun-dred hundred
  • hundredth hundredth
  • hun-ger hunger
  • hun-gry hungry
  • hun-ter hunter
  • hunt-ing hunting
  • hunts-man huntsman
  • hur-dle hurdle
  • hur-ling hurling
  • hur-ry hurry
  • hurt-ing hurting
  • hurt-ful hurtful
  • hus-band husband
  • hus-sy hussy
  • hus-tings hustings
  • hy-dra hydra
  • hy-men hymen
  • hy-phen hyphen
  • hy-sop hyssop

I. I.

  • Jab-ber Jabber
  • ja-cint jacint
  • jack-daw jackdaw
  • jack-line jackline
  • jack-straw jackstraw
  • jack-weight jackweight
  • ja-ded jaded
  • jag-ged jagged
  • jang-ling jangling
  • jar-ring jarring
  • jave-ling javeling
  • jaw-bone jawbone
  • jaw-teeth jawteeth
  • jay-lor jaylor
  • i-bid ibid
  • i-dle idle
  • i-dol idol
  • jea-lous jealous
  • jeer-ing jeering
  • jel-ly jelly
  • jep-ped jepped
  • jest-ing jesting
  • je-sus jesus
  • jet-ting jetting
  • jew-el jewel
  • jew-ish jewish
  • jews-ears jewsears
  • ill-ness illness
  • im-balm imbalm
  • im-barque imbarque
  • im-brace imbrace
  • im-mense immense
  • im-part impart
  • i-mage image
  • im-pede impede
  • im-plead implead
  • im-plore implore
  • im-ploy imploy
  • im-pose impose
  • im-pute impute
  • im-port import
  • im-post im [...]ost
  • im-prove improve
  • in-fect infect
  • in-camp incamp
  • in-cense incense
  • in-cest incest
  • in-cert incert
  • in-course incourse
  • in-crease increase
  • in-croach incroach
  • in-dear indear
  • in-debt indebt
  • in- [...]ent indent
  • in-dorse indorse
  • in-dow indow
  • in-duce induce
  • in-dulge indulge
  • in-due indue
  • indure indure
  • in-deed indeed
  • in-cline incline
  • in-close inclose
  • in-come income
  • in-chant inchant
  • in-clude include
  • in-fant infant
  • in-fear infear
  • in-fer infer
  • in-fine infine
  • in-flame inflame
  • in-form inform
  • in-force inforce
  • in-gage ingage
  • in-hance inhance
  • in-joyn injoyn
  • in-fringe infringe
  • in-let inlet
  • in-mates inmates
  • in-ner inner
  • in-quire inquire
  • in-rage inrage
  • in-roll inroll
  • in-sense insense
  • in-short inshort
  • in-side inside
  • in-spect inspect
  • in-spite inspite
  • in-spire inspire
  • in-stant instant
  • in-struct instruct
  • in-tend intend
  • in-tent intent
  • in-treat intr [...]at
  • in-thral inthral
  • in-trench intrench
  • in-vade invade
  • in-voke invoke
  • in-volve involve
  • in-vent invent
  • in-vite invite
  • in-ward inward
  • job-ber jobber
  • job-ling jobling
  • jock-ey jockey
  • [Page 25] jog-ging jogging
  • joke-ing jokeing
  • jolt-head jolthead
  • jol-ly jolly
  • jour-ney journey
  • jour-nal journal
  • jour-ney journey
  • i-ris iris
  • joyn-ed joyned
  • joy-ed joyed
  • joy-ful joyful
  • joy-ner joyner
  • joynt-heirs joyntheirs
  • joynt-stool joyntstool
  • joyn-ture joynture
  • joy-ous joyous
  • i-ron iron
  • is-land island
  • is-sue issue
  • i-tem item
  • ju-daism judaism
  • jud-ges judges
  • itch-ing itching
  • judg-ing judging
  • judg-ment judgment
  • ju-gal jugal
  • jui-cy juicy
  • jug-ler jugler
  • jug-ling jugling
  • ju-ly july
  • jump-ing jumping
  • junk-et junket
  • jus-tle justle
  • just-ly justly
  • ju-ry jury

K. K.

  • Keen-er Keener
  • keep-er keeper
  • keep-ing keeping
  • ker-seys kerseys
  • ken-tish kentish
  • ket-tle kettle
  • ker-chief kerchief
  • ker-nel kernel
  • ker-tle kertle
  • ki-bed kibed
  • kick-ing kicking
  • kid-ney kidney
  • kll-ling killing
  • kin-dle kindle
  • kind-ness kindness
  • kind-ly kindly
  • kind-red kindred
  • king-dom kingdom
  • king-like kinglike
  • king-ly kingly
  • kins-folk kinsfolk
  • kins-man kinsman
  • kins-men kinsmen
  • kis-ses kisses
  • kis-sing kissing
  • kit-ling kitling
  • kna-vish knavish
  • kneading kneading
  • kneedeep kneedeep
  • kneeling kneeling
  • kneestrings kneestrings
  • knew-est knewest
  • knight-ed knighted
  • knit-ing kniting
  • knock-ed knocked
  • knot-ty knotty
  • know-ing knowing
  • know-ledge knowledge
  • knuck-le knuckle

L. L.

  • La-bour Labour
  • la-ced laced
  • lace-man laceman
  • lack-ing lacking
  • lad-der ladder
  • la-den laden
  • la-ding lading
  • la-dy lady
  • la-dies ladies
  • la-dle ladle
  • lack-er lacker
  • lag-ging lagging
  • lamb-pye lambpye
  • la-ment lament
  • lamb-stones lambstones
  • lambs-head lambshead
  • lan-ces lances
  • lan-cing lancing
  • lanch-ing lanching
  • lame-ness lameness
  • land-ed landed
  • land-ing landing
  • land-lord landlord
  • land-mark landmark
  • lan-guage language
  • lan-guish languish
  • lan-tern lantern
  • lap-dog lapdog
  • lap-ped lapped
  • lap-ping lapping
  • lap-wing lapwing
  • lap-sed lapsed
  • lan-dress landress
  • larg-er larger
  • large-ly largely
  • large-ness largeness
  • lash-ing lashing
  • las-ses lasses
  • las-ting lasting
  • latch-es latches
  • la-ter later
  • late-ly lately
  • la-tin latin
  • lat-ter latter
  • lat-tice lattice
  • la-ver laver
  • laugh-ing laughing
  • laugh-ter laughter
  • la-vish lavish
  • law-ful lawful
  • law-less lawless
  • law-terms lawterms
  • law-yer lawyer
  • lay-ing lay-ing
  • lay-man layman
  • [Page 26] la-zie lazie
  • lead-er leader
  • lead-ing leading
  • lead-mine leadmine
  • leaf-gold leafgold
  • leak-ing leaking
  • lean-ing leaning
  • lean-ness leanness
  • leap-ing leaping
  • lea-per leaper
  • lear-ned learned
  • learn-ing learning
  • lea-sing leasing
  • lea-sure leasure
  • lea-ther leather
  • lea-thern leathern
  • lea-ved leaved
  • lea-ving leaving
  • lec-ture lecture
  • led-dest leddest
  • led-ges ledges
  • left-est leftest
  • left-hand lefthand
  • left-leg leftleg
  • lend-er lender
  • lend-ing lending
  • length-en lengthen
  • le-gat legat
  • le-mon lemon
  • len-tiles lentiles
  • leo-pard leopard
  • le-per leper
  • le-prous leprous
  • les-sen lessen
  • les-son lesson
  • let-ter letter
  • let-ting letting
  • le-vite levite
  • le-vy levy
  • lewd-ly lewdly
  • lewd-ness lewdness
  • li-bel libel
  • let-tice lettice
  • le-vel level
  • li-cense license
  • li-cens'd licens'd
  • lick-ed licked
  • lick-ing licking
  • li-ars liars
  • li-eth lieth
  • life-guard lifeguard
  • lift-ed lifted
  • lift-ing lifting
  • light-en lighten
  • light-ness lightness
  • light-ning lightning
  • light-some lightsome
  • like-ness likeness
  • like-ing likeing
  • like-wise likewise
  • like-ly likely
  • lil-lies lillies
  • lim-mit limmit
  • li-neage lineage
  • li-ning lining
  • ling-ring lingring
  • lin-nen linnen
  • lim-ner limner
  • lin-tel lintel
  • li-on lion
  • li-quors liquors
  • list-ed listed
  • list-ner listner
  • list-ning listning
  • lit-tle little
  • li-ved lived
  • li-ving living
  • li-ver liver
  • live-ly lively
  • load-en loaden
  • loath-ing loathing
  • loath-some loathsom
  • lob-cock lobcock
  • lob-by lobby
  • lob-ster lobster
  • lobs-pound lobspound
  • lo-cal local
  • lo-cust locust
  • lock-ed locked
  • lod-ger lodger
  • lodg-ing lodging
  • lof-ty lofty
  • log-wood logwood
  • lol-ling lolling
  • lon-ger longer
  • long-ing longing
  • long-bow longbow
  • long-gun longgun
  • long-legs longlegs
  • long-meg longmeg
  • long-pike longpike
  • long-sword longsword
  • long-staff longstaff
  • look-ed looked
  • look-ing looking
  • loos-ed loosed
  • lo-ser loser
  • lo-sing losing
  • loud-er louder
  • lo-ving loving
  • lo-ver lover
  • love-ly lovely
  • lord-ship lordship
  • lord-ly lordly
  • low-er lower
  • low-ing lowing
  • low-ly lowly
  • lowr-ing lowring
  • luke-warm lukewarm
  • lurk-ing lurking
  • lust-ing lusting
  • lus-ty lusty
  • lute-string lutestring
  • lush-ious lushious
  • ly-ar lyar
  • ly-ing lying
  • ly-zard lyzard

M. M.

  • Mack-rel Mackrel
  • ma-dam madam
  • ma-dest madest
  • mad-der madder
  • mad-man madman
  • [Page 27] mad-ness madness
  • mag-got maggot
  • mag-pie magpie
  • ma-gick magick
  • maid-child maidchild
  • mai-den maiden
  • maim-ed maimed
  • main-prize mainprize
  • main-tain maintain
  • mai-or maior
  • ma-ker maker
  • ma-king making
  • make-bate makebate
  • make-strife makestrife
  • ma-lice malice
  • mal-lows mallows
  • mal-lard mallard
  • mal-let mallet
  • malt-ster maltster
  • mam-mon mammon
  • man-child manchild
  • man-drake mandrake
  • man-ger manger
  • man-gie mangie
  • man-kind mankind
  • man-ly manly
  • man-na manna
  • man-ned manned
  • man-ners manners
  • man-nour mannour
  • man-nage mannage
  • man-tle mantle
  • mant-ling mantling
  • ma-ny many
  • mar-ble marble
  • mar-bling marbling
  • march-ed marched
  • march-ing marching
  • march-on marchon
  • march-pain marchpain
  • mark-ed marked
  • mark-et market
  • mar-red marred
  • man-hood manhood
  • ma-lign malign
  • ma-nure manure
  • mar-gin margin
  • ma-rine marine
  • mar-ring marring
  • mar-row marrow
  • mar-ry marry
  • mar-quess marquess
  • mar-shal marshal
  • mar-tyn martyn
  • mar-tyr martyr
  • mar-vel marvel
  • mat-tock mattock
  • ma-son mason
  • mas-sy massy
  • mas-ter master
  • ma-trix matrix
  • mat-ter matter
  • ma-ture mature
  • ma-tron matron
  • may-day mayday
  • may-game maygame
  • may-est mayest
  • mea-dow meadow
  • meak-ing meaking
  • meal-tub mealtub
  • mea-ly mealy
  • mean-ing meaning
  • mea-sure measure
  • med-dal meddal
  • med-dle meddle
  • med-lar medlar
  • med-ling medling
  • meek-ness meekness
  • meer-ly meerly
  • mee-ting meeting
  • mel-lon mellon
  • mel-low mellow
  • melt-ing melting
  • mee-ter meeter
  • me-grim megrim
  • mem-ber member
  • mem-brain membrain
  • mend-ing mending
  • mer-cer mercer
  • mer-chant merchant
  • mer-cy mercy
  • mer-cies mercies
  • mer-maid mermaid
  • mer-ry merry
  • mes-sage message
  • mes-ses messes
  • met-tal mettal
  • mew-ing mewing
  • mid-day midday
  • mid-dle middle
  • mid-lent midlent
  • mid-night midnight
  • mid-wife midwife
  • mid-wives midwives
  • migh-ty mighty
  • mil-dew mildew
  • milch-asse milchasse
  • milch-cow milchcow
  • mild-ness mildness
  • milk-pail milkpail
  • milk-sop milksop
  • mil-ler miller
  • mil-led milled
  • mil-stone milstone
  • min-ced minced
  • min-cing mincing
  • mind-ing minding
  • mind-ful mindful
  • mine-ing mineing
  • mi-ner miner
  • min-gle mingle
  • ming-ling mingling
  • mi-nor minor
  • min-stril minstril
  • mi-ry miry
  • mir-rour mirrour
  • mis-chief mischief
  • mis-done misdone
  • mis-laid mislaid
  • mis-got misgot
  • mis-led misled
  • mis-sing missing
  • mis-tress mistress
  • mis-hap mishap
  • mis-like mislike
  • [Page 28] mis-pend mispend
  • mis-trust mistrust
  • mis-take mistake
  • mis-use misuse
  • mis-word misword
  • mit-tens mittens
  • mix-ed mixed
  • mix-ing mixing
  • mix-ture mixture
  • mock-ers mockers
  • mock-ing mocking
  • mock-play mockplay
  • mock-song mocksong
  • mo-dest modest
  • mo-del model
  • mo-dern modern
  • mo-dish modish
  • mo-gul mogul
  • moist-ning moistning
  • mois-ture moisture
  • mol-ten molten
  • mo-ment moment
  • mole-hil molehil
  • mon-key monkey
  • month-ly monthly
  • mo-ney money
  • mons-ter monster
  • moan-ing moaning
  • mon-strous monstrous
  • mo-ping moping
  • mo-pus mopus
  • mop-ey'd mopey'd
  • mo-ral moral
  • moor-ish moorish
  • mor-gage morgage
  • mor-ning morning
  • mor-row morrow
  • mor-sel morsel
  • mor-tal mortal
  • mor-ter morter
  • mor-tus mortus
  • moo-dy moody
  • mo-ther mother
  • moot-ing mooting
  • mo-ted moted
  • mo-ved moved
  • mo-ving moving
  • move-ment movement
  • mon-day monday
  • moul-dy mouldy
  • moul-ting moulting
  • moun-tain mountain
  • mount-ed mounted
  • mount-ing mounting
  • mourn-ing mourning
  • mourn-er mourner
  • mourn-ful mournful
  • mouth-ing mouthing
  • mouth-gum mouthgum
  • mow-ed mowed
  • mow-er mower
  • mow-ing mowing
  • mud-dy muddy
  • muf-fled muffled
  • muf-fler muffler
  • muf-fling muffling
  • muf-ty mufty
  • mug-gets muggets
  • mul-ler muller
  • mul-sack mulsack
  • mum-my mummy
  • mump-er mumper
  • mump-ing mumping
  • mum-ble mumble
  • mum-bling mumbling
  • mur-der murder
  • mur-mure murmure
  • mur-rain murrain
  • mur-rey murrey
  • mu-sing musing
  • mu-sick musick
  • mus-tard mustard
  • mus-ter muster
  • mut-ton mutton
  • muz-zle muzzle
  • muz-zled muzzled
  • myr-tle myrtle
  • my-ter myter

N. N.

  • Nab-bed Nabbed
  • nags-head nagshead
  • nail-ed nailed
  • nail-ing nailing
  • na-ked naked
  • na-med named
  • name-ly namely
  • nap-kin napkin
  • nap-ping napping
  • nar-row narrow
  • na-tive native
  • na-ture nature
  • na-val naval
  • na-vel navel
  • naugh-ty naughty
  • na-vy navy
  • neck-lace necklace
  • near-er nearer
  • neat-ness neatness
  • need-ful needful
  • need-less needless
  • nee-dy needy
  • nee-dle needle
  • neez-ing neezing
  • nec-tar nectar
  • nec-trel nectrel
  • neg-lect neglect
  • neigh-bour neighbour
  • neigh-ing neighing
  • nei-ther neither
  • ne-phew nephew
  • ne-ther nether
  • net-tles nettles
  • net-led netled
  • net-work network
  • ne-ver never
  • neu-ter neuter
  • new-er newer
  • new-inn newinn
  • new-ly newly
  • newness newness
  • new-wine newwine
  • [Page 29] nib-bling nibbling
  • nick-ing nicking
  • nig-gard niggard
  • night-hawk nighthawk
  • night-mare nightmare
  • night-shade nightshade
  • nim-ble nimble
  • nim-ming nimming
  • nine-days ninedays
  • ninth-ly ninthly
  • nine-pence ninepence
  • nine-pound ninepound
  • nine-score ninescore
  • nine-teen nineteen
  • nine-teenth nineteenth
  • nine-ty ninety
  • no-ble noble
  • no-bler nobler
  • nod-dle noddle
  • nod-ding nod-ding
  • nod-dy nod-dy
  • nog-gin noggin
  • noi-som noisom
  • noi-sed noised
  • nom-pril nompril
  • non-age nonage
  • non-sense nonsense
  • non-suit nonsuit
  • noon-day noonday
  • noon-ing nooning
  • noon-tide noontide
  • north-side northside
  • north-ern northern
  • north-gate northgate
  • north-point northpoint
  • north-pole northpole
  • north-wards northwards
  • north-west northwest
  • north-wind northwind
  • nor-man norman
  • nose-gay nosegay
  • [...]o-ses noses
  • [...]o-sing nosing
  • [...]os-trils nostrils
  • [...]o-ted noted
  • no-thing nothing
  • no-tice notice
  • no-ting noting
  • no-vel novel
  • no-vice novice
  • nou-rish nourish
  • nub-bing nubbing
  • nul-led nulled
  • num-bers numbers
  • num-bring numbring
  • nur-ses nurses
  • nur-sing nursing
  • nur-ture nurture
  • nut-meg nutmeg
  • nut-ting nutting
  • nut-tree nuttree

O. O.

  • Oa-ten Oaten
  • oat-cake oatcake
  • o-bey obey
  • ob-lige oblige
  • ob-ject object
  • ob-scene ob-scene
  • ob-scure obscure
  • ob-serve observe
  • ob-tain obtain
  • o-dours odours
  • ob-struct obstruct
  • oc-cur occur
  • of-fence offence
  • of-fend of-fend
  • of-fals offals
  • of-fer offer
  • of-fice office
  • of-spring ofspring
  • of-ten often
  • of-test oftest
  • oft-ner oftner
  • old-boy oldboy
  • old-age oldage
  • old-cole oldcole
  • old-cuff oldcuff
  • old-er older
  • old-est oldest
  • old-ling oldling
  • old-man oldman
  • old-ofe oldofe
  • old-rock oldrock
  • old-sim oldsim
  • old-time oldtime
  • o-live olive
  • o-men omen
  • o-mer omer
  • oi-ly oily
  • oint-ment ointment
  • ois-ter oister
  • o-mit omit
  • on-ly only
  • on-set onset
  • o-nyx onyx
  • on-wards onwards
  • o-pen open
  • op-pose oppose
  • op-press oppress
  • op-pugn oppugn
  • or-chard orchard
  • or-dain ordain
  • or-der order
  • or-gans organs
  • or-phan orphan
  • or-ris orris
  • os-trich ostrich
  • ot-ter otter
  • o-ther other
  • o-val oval
  • o-ven oven
  • o-ver over
  • ought-est oughtest
  • out-eat outeat
  • out-cast outcast
  • out-do outdo
  • out-go outgo
  • out-make outmake
  • out-law outlaw
  • out-lye outlye
  • out-run outrun
  • out-side outside
  • out-ward outward
  • [Page 30] out-went outwent
  • out-work outwork
  • out-yawn outyawn
  • ow-est owest
  • ow-ing owing
  • own-er owner
  • own-ing owning
  • ox-en oxen
  • oyl-tree oyltree
  • oyl-jarr oyljarr
  • o-range orange

P. P.

  • Pa-ces Paces
  • pa-cing pacing
  • pack-er packer
  • pack-ing packing
  • pack-thred packthred
  • pac-quet pacquet
  • pad-der padder
  • pad-ding padding
  • pad-dling paddling
  • pad-lock padlock
  • pad-nag padnag
  • pa-ges pages
  • pail-ful pailful
  • pain-ed pained
  • pain-ful painful
  • pain-ter painter
  • paint-ing painting
  • pa-ler paler
  • pale-ness paleness
  • pa-lace palace
  • pa-late palate
  • pal-mer palmer
  • palm-tree palmtree
  • pal-sie palsie
  • pal-fry palfry
  • pam-per pamper
  • pam-pos pampos
  • pant-ed panted
  • pan-ther panther
  • pant-ing panting
  • pan-try pantry
  • par-boyl parboyl
  • par-cel parcel
  • parch-ed parched
  • parch-ment parchment
  • par-don pardon
  • pa-rents parents
  • pa-rish parish
  • pa-per paper
  • pa-ring paring
  • par-ley parley
  • par-lour parlour
  • pars-ley parsley
  • part-ed parted
  • par-ties parties
  • par-ting parting
  • part-ners partners
  • par-tridge partridge
  • pas-sage passage
  • pas-chal paschal
  • pas-sing passing
  • pas-tor pastor
  • pas-ture pasture
  • past-board pastboard
  • pass-port passport
  • past-ing pasting
  • past-boul pastboul
  • pas-time pastime
  • past-brush pastbrush
  • patch-es patches
  • pas-ty pasty
  • path-way pathway
  • pat-tern pattern
  • pat-tins pattins
  • pat-tent pattent
  • pa-trole patrole
  • pa-ving paving
  • pave-ment pavement
  • pave-stones pavestones
  • pa-ved paved
  • paw-ing pawing
  • paw-ned pawned
  • pay-day payday
  • pay-ed payed
  • pay-ing paying
  • pay-ment payment
  • pea-cock peacock
  • pea-hen peahen
  • pease-cod peasecod
  • pea-ches peaches
  • pear-maine pearmain [...]
  • pear-plumb pearplum [...]
  • pear-tree peartree
  • peak-ing peaking
  • pea-sant peasant
  • peb-bles pebbles
  • peck-ing pecking
  • ped-ler pedler
  • ped-ling pedling
  • peel-ing peeling
  • peep-ing peeping
  • peer-age peerage
  • peer-ing peering
  • pe-rish perish
  • peg-ging pegging
  • pen-knife penknife
  • pen-ny penny
  • pe-nal penal
  • pen-sive pensive
  • peo-ple people
  • pep-per pepper
  • per-ceive perceive
  • per-cent percent
  • per-chance perchance
  • per-due perdue
  • per-fect perfect
  • per-force perforce
  • per-form perform
  • per-fume perfume
  • per-haps perhaps
  • pe-ril peril
  • pe-rish perish
  • per-mit permit
  • per-pale perpale
  • per-plex perplex
  • per-role perrole
  • per-sist persist
  • per-son person
  • per-swade perswade
  • per-jur'd perjur'd
  • per-vert pervert
  • [Page 31] per-verse perverse
  • per-week perweek
  • pes-tle pestle
  • pet-ty petty
  • pet-tish pettish
  • pew-ter pewter
  • pib-ble pibble
  • pick-ing picking
  • phea-sant pheasant
  • phra-ses phrases
  • pick-le pickle
  • pick-locks picklocks
  • pick-thank pickthank
  • pick-straw pickstraw
  • pick-out pickout
  • pic-ture picture
  • pid-ling pidling
  • pide-bull pidebull
  • pid-ling pidling
  • pie-ces pieces
  • pier-cer piercer
  • pier-cing piercing
  • pie-plate pieplate
  • pigs-nye pigsnye
  • pigs-head pigshead
  • pig-hill pighill
  • pig-sty pigsty
  • pil-chard pilchard
  • pilch-ing pilching
  • pil-fer pilfer
  • pil-grim pilgrim
  • pil-lage pillage
  • pil-lar pillar
  • pil-low pillow
  • pi-lot pilot
  • pimp-ing pimping
  • pin-box pinbox
  • pin-case pincase
  • pine-tree pinetree
  • pin-ner pinner
  • pinch-ing pinching
  • pi-ning pining
  • pin-nace pinnace
  • [...]i-ous pious
  • [...]i-ped piped
  • pip-kin pipkin
  • pip-pin pippin
  • pi-ping piping
  • piss-clout pissclout
  • piss-house pisshouse
  • pis-sing pissing
  • pis-tol pistol
  • pitch-ed pitched
  • pitch-ing pitching
  • pitch-er pitcher
  • pit-coale pitcoale
  • pit-hole pithole
  • pit-ty pitty
  • pla-ces places
  • pla-cing placing
  • plack-et placket
  • pla-gued plagued
  • plain-case plaincase
  • plain-er plainer
  • plain-ness plainness
  • plain-ly plainly
  • plain-terms plainterms
  • plain-truth plaintruth
  • plain-thing plainthing
  • plan-net plannet
  • plant-ed planted
  • plan-ter planter
  • plant-ing planting
  • plait-ing plaiting
  • plais-ter plaister
  • plat-ted platted
  • plat-ter platter
  • play-ers players
  • play-ing playing
  • play-well playwell
  • play-fair playfair
  • play-foul playfoul
  • play-not playnot
  • plea-der pleader
  • plead-ing pleading
  • plea-sant pleasant
  • plea-sing pleasing
  • plea-sure pleasure
  • pled-ges pledges
  • pledg-ing pledging
  • plen-ty plenty
  • plod-ding plodding
  • plot-ter plotter
  • plot-ting plotting
  • plow-ed plowed
  • plow-ing plowing
  • plow-man plowman
  • plow-share plowshare
  • plowd-land plow'dland
  • pluck-ing plucking
  • plug-ging plugging
  • plumb-line plumbline
  • plumb-tree plumbtree
  • plum-met plummet
  • plum-mer plummer
  • plun-ged plunged
  • plush-coat plushcoat
  • plu-ral plural
  • pock-ets pockets
  • pock-holes pockholes
  • po-et poet
  • point-ing pointing
  • poi-son poison
  • poke-ing pokeing
  • pol-lish pollish
  • pol-led polled
  • pol-lute pollute
  • pole-cat polecat
  • po-mel pomel
  • pomp-kin pompkin
  • poor-er poorer
  • pon-der ponder
  • pop-lar poplar
  • pop-ring popring
  • pop-ping popping
  • porch-es porches
  • por-kit porkit
  • por-ter porter
  • po-sie posie
  • po-sing posing
  • pos-ses posses
  • pos-set posset
  • post-boy postboy
  • post-ed posted
  • post-horn posthorn
  • [Page 32] post-horse posthorse
  • post-house posthouse
  • post-pone postpone
  • post-stage poststage
  • pot-sherd potsherd
  • pot-tage pottage
  • pot-ted potted
  • pot-ter potter
  • pot-lid potlid
  • pot-luck potluck
  • pot-ting potting
  • pos-ture posture
  • pouch-es pouches
  • poul-try poultry
  • poun-dage poundage
  • poun-ding pounding
  • pounce-ing pounceing
  • pour-ed poured
  • pour-ing pouring
  • pour-traict pourtraict
  • pour-tray pourtray
  • pout-ing pouting
  • pow-der powder
  • pow-er power
  • poy-son poyson
  • pra-ctice practice
  • prai-ses praises
  • prai-sing praising
  • pran-cing prancing
  • pra-ting prating
  • pra-ter prater
  • prate-roast prateroast
  • pray-ers prayers
  • pray-ing praying
  • preach-er preacher
  • preach-ing preaching
  • pre-cepts precepts
  • pre-cise precise
  • pre-cede precede
  • pre-dict predict
  • pre-fer prefer
  • pre-face preface
  • pre-late prelate
  • pre-lude prelude
  • pre-pare prepare
  • pre-sage presage
  • pre-sence presence
  • pre-sent present
  • pre-scribe prescribe
  • pre-serve preserve
  • pres-sed pressed
  • press-fat pressfat
  • pres-sing pressing
  • pre-sume presume
  • pre-tence pretence
  • pre-tend pretend
  • pre-tor pretor
  • pret-ty pretty
  • pre-vail prevail
  • pre-vent prevent
  • prey-ing preying
  • prick-ers prickers
  • prick-ing pricking
  • prick-louse pricklouse
  • pride-ing prideing
  • prig-gers priggers
  • priest-hood priesthood
  • prin-ces princes
  • prin-cess princess
  • prink-ing prinking
  • prin-ters printers
  • print-ing printing
  • pri-son prison
  • prit-tle prittle
  • pri-vy privy
  • pri-zes prizes
  • pri-zing prizing
  • pri-zers prizers
  • pro-bate probate
  • pro-bing probing
  • pro-ceed proceed
  • pro-cess process
  • pro-claim proclaim
  • pro-cure procure
  • pro-duce produce
  • pro-duct product
  • pro-fane profane
  • prof-fer proffer
  • pro-fess profess
  • pro-fit profit
  • pro-found profound
  • pro-gress progress
  • pro-ject project
  • pro-long prolong
  • pro-mote pro-mote
  • pro-mise promise
  • pro-nounce pronounce
  • pro-phane prophane
  • pro-per proper
  • pro-phet prophet
  • pros-pect prospect
  • pros-per prosper
  • pro-tect protect
  • pro-logue prologue
  • pro-pose propose
  • pro-pound propound
  • pro-rogue prorogue
  • pro-strate prostrate
  • pro-test protest
  • pro-tract protract
  • proud-er prouder
  • proud-ly proudly
  • pro-ved proved
  • pro-ving proving
  • pro-verb proverb
  • pro-vide provide
  • pro-vince province
  • pro-voke provoke
  • prow-ess prowess
  • pru-dence prudence
  • pru-dent prudent
  • pru-ned pruned
  • pru-ning pruning
  • pry-ing prying
  • psal-mist psalmist
  • psal-ter psalter
  • pub-lick publick
  • pub-lish publish
  • pud-ding pudding
  • pud-dle puddle
  • pud-ling pudling
  • puf-fing puffing
  • pul-let pullet
  • pul-ling pulling
  • pul-pit pulpit
  • [Page 33] pu-mice pumice
  • pump-ing pumping
  • pun-ning punning
  • pun-ish punish
  • pup-py puppy
  • pur-blind purblind
  • pur-chase purchase
  • pur-ging purging
  • pur-ling purling
  • pure-ly purely
  • pure-ness pureness
  • pur-loyn purloyn
  • pur-ple purple
  • pur-port purport
  • pur-pose purpose
  • pur-ring purring
  • pur-ses purses
  • pur-sing pursing
  • pur-sue pursue
  • push-ed pushed
  • push-ing pushing
  • put-ting putting
  • pul-ses puls [...]
  • pye-meat pyemeat
  • pye-plate pyeplate

Q. Q.

  • Quack-ing Quacking
  • quaf-fing quaffing
  • quag-mire quagmire
  • qua-ked quaked
  • qua-king quaking
  • quaint-ness quaintness
  • quart-pot quartpot
  • quar-tern quartern
  • quar-ters quarters
  • quar-rel quarrel
  • quar-ry quarry
  • quash-ed quashed
  • qua-ver quaver
  • quel-led quelled
  • quench-ed quenched
  • quench-ing quenching
  • que-rie querie
  • quer-ry querry
  • quest-ale questale
  • qu [...]st-men questmen
  • q [...]ib-ble quibble
  • quick-en quicken
  • quick-ly quickly
  • quic [...]ness quickness
  • quic [...]sands quicksands
  • qui-et quiet
  • quif-fing quiffing
  • quil-led quilled
  • quil-let quillet
  • quilt-ed quilted
  • quin-ces quinces
  • quit-tance quittance
  • quit-ted quitted
  • quit-ting quitting
  • quod-ling quodling
  • qui-ver quiver
  • quo-rum quorum
  • quo-ted quoted

R. R.

  • Rab-bet Rabbet
  • rab-ble rabble
  • rack-ed racked
  • rack-et racket
  • rack-ing racking
  • ra-cy racy
  • ra-dish radish
  • raf-ters rafters
  • raf-fling raffling
  • ra-ged raged
  • ra-ging raging
  • rag-ged ragged
  • rag-man ragman
  • rail-ing railing
  • rai-ment raiment
  • rain-bow rainbow
  • rai-ny rainy
  • rai-sed raised
  • rai-sins raisins
  • rake-hel rakehel
  • ral-by ralby
  • ramb-ling rambling
  • ram-pant rampant
  • ram-mer rammer
  • ran-cle rancle
  • ran-cour rancour
  • ran-dan randan
  • ran-ging ranging
  • ran-sack ransack
  • ran-som ransom
  • ra-pine rapine
  • rare-ly rarely
  • rash-ly rashly
  • rash-ness rashness
  • rats-bane ratsbane
  • ra-ther rather
  • rat-tle rattle
  • rat-tling rattling
  • rat-tled rattled
  • ra-ven raven
  • ra-vish ravish
  • ra-zor razor
  • raw-bone rawbone
  • raw-ness rawness
  • reach-ing reaching
  • read-er reader
  • read-ing reading
  • rea-dy ready
  • re-al real
  • rea-per reaper
  • reap-ing reaping
  • rear-ing rearing
  • rea-son reason
  • re-bate rebate
  • re-beg rebeg
  • re-bel rebel
  • re-build rebuild
  • re-built rebuilt
  • re-buke rebuke
  • re-bound rebound
  • re-ceit receit
  • re-ceive receive
  • re-cal recal
  • re-cant recant
  • re-cess recess
  • re-ceipt recei [...]
  • [Page 34] re-claim reclaim
  • reck-on reckon
  • re-cords records
  • re-coil recoil
  • re-count recount
  • re-coil recoil
  • re-cruit recruit
  • red-dish reddish
  • red-chalk redchalk
  • red-lead redlead
  • red-ness redness
  • re-deem redeem
  • red-cow redcow
  • red-deer reddeer
  • re-dound redound
  • re-dourd redourd
  • re-doubts redoubts
  • re-dress redress
  • re-fer refer
  • re-fine refine
  • re-flect reflect
  • re-frain refrain
  • re-form reform
  • re-fresh refresh
  • re-fuge refuge
  • re-fund refund
  • re-fuse refuse
  • re-fute refute
  • re-gain regain
  • re-gard regard
  • re-hearse rehearse
  • re-ject reject
  • reign-ing reigning
  • re-joyce rejoyce
  • rejoyne rejoyne
  • re-late relate
  • re-lease release
  • re-lief relief
  • re-lieve relieve
  • re-lict relict
  • re-lish relish
  • re-ly rely
  • re-main remain
  • re-mand remand
  • re-mind remind
  • re-miss remiss
  • re-mit remit
  • rem-nant remnant
  • re-marks remarks
  • re-morse remorse
  • re-mote remote
  • re-move remove
  • ren-der render
  • ren-dring rendring
  • ren-ding rending
  • re-nue renue
  • re-new renew
  • re-nounce renounce
  • re-nown renown
  • rent-er renter
  • rent-ing renting
  • re-pair repair
  • re-past repast
  • re-pay repay
  • re-peal repeal
  • re-peat repeat
  • re-pel repel
  • re-pent repent
  • re-pine repine
  • re-ply reply
  • re-pose repose
  • re-port report
  • re-proach reproach
  • re-proof reproof
  • re-prove reprove
  • re-pute repute
  • re-quire require
  • re-quite requite
  • re-quest request
  • rear-age rearage
  • rear-ward rearward
  • res-cue rescue
  • re-serve reserve
  • re-side reside
  • re-sist resist
  • re-site resite
  • re-sign resign
  • re-solve resolve
  • re-sort resort
  • re-spect respect
  • res-pit respit
  • rest-ed rested
  • rest-ing resting
  • re-store restore
  • re-strain restrain
  • re-straint restrai [...]
  • re-sult result
  • re-tain retain
  • re-tard retard
  • re-tire retire
  • re-tract retract
  • re-turn return
  • re-treat retreat
  • re-veal reveal
  • re-venge revenge
  • re-verse reverse
  • re-view review
  • re-vile revile
  • re-vise revise
  • re-vive revive
  • re-voke revoke
  • re-volt revolt
  • re-ward reward
  • rib-bond ribbon [...]
  • rich-es riches
  • rich-ly richly
  • rid-dance riddanc [...]
  • rid-den ridden
  • rid-dle riddle
  • ri-der rider
  • ri-ding riding
  • ri-fle rifle
  • ridg-es ridges
  • right-ly rightly
  • ri-gour rigour
  • rim-ming rimming
  • rin-sed rinsed
  • ri-ot riot
  • ri-pen ripen
  • ri-per riper
  • ri-sen risen
  • ri-sing rising
  • ri-ver river
  • roar-ed roared
  • roar- [...]g roaring
  • [Page 35] rob-bers robbers
  • rob-bing robbing
  • roe-buck roebuck
  • ro-guish roguish
  • rol-ler roller
  • rol-ling rolling
  • ro-man roman
  • root-ed rooted
  • ropes-end ropesend
  • rost-ed rosted
  • rost-ing rosting
  • rot-ten rotten
  • ro-vers rovers
  • rough-ly roughly
  • round-house roundhouse
  • row-ers rowers
  • row-ed rowed
  • rou-zing rouzing
  • roy-al royal
  • rub-bing rubbing
  • rub-bish rubbish
  • ru-bie rubie
  • rud-dy ruddy
  • ru-in ruin
  • ru-ler ruler
  • ru-ling ruling
  • rumb-ling rumbling
  • ru-mour rumour
  • run-nest runnest
  • rush-ing rushing
  • rus-ty rusty
  • rug-ged rugged
  • rup-ture rupture
  • rut-ting rutting

S. S.

  • Sab-bath Sabbath
  • sack-but sackbut
  • sack-cloth sackcloth
  • sad-dle saddle
  • sad-dled saddled
  • sad-ly sadly
  • sad-ness sadness
  • sad-ler sadler
  • safe-guard safeguard
  • safe-ly safely
  • safe-ness safeness
  • safe-ty safety
  • saf-fron saffron
  • sa-ges sages
  • sa-cred sacred
  • said-est saidest
  • sail-ers sailers
  • sail-ing sailing
  • salt-ed salted
  • salt-ness saltness
  • sa-lute salute
  • sam-ple sample
  • san-dals sandals
  • san-dy sandy
  • sa-phire saphire
  • sar-dine sardine
  • sa-tan satan
  • sat-chel satchel
  • sat-est satest
  • sa-tyr satyr
  • sa-ved saved
  • sa-ving saving
  • sa-vage savage
  • sa-vour savour
  • san-guine sanguine
  • sau-sage sausage
  • sau-cy saucy
  • saw-ing sawing
  • saw-yer sawyer
  • say-ing saying
  • scab-bard scabbard
  • scab-by scabby
  • scaf-fold scaffold
  • sca-ling scaling
  • scarce-ness scarceness
  • scan-dal scandal
  • sca-rest scarest
  • scald-ed scalded
  • scar-let scarlet
  • scat-ter scatter
  • scant-ling scantling
  • scar-red scarred
  • scep-ter scepter
  • scho-lar scholar
  • school-ing schooling
  • sci-ence science
  • scof-fers scoffers
  • scorch-ed scorched
  • scorn-ing scorning
  • scorn-ful scornful
  • scou-ring scouring
  • scourg-ed scourged
  • scram-ble scramble
  • scra-ping scraping
  • scrich-owl scrichowl
  • scrip-ture scripture
  • scrib-ble scribble
  • scratch-ing scratching
  • sco-ring scoring
  • scold-ing scolding
  • scoul-ing scouling
  • scrive-ner scrivener
  • scrol-ling scrolling
  • scru-ple scruple
  • scur-vy scurvy
  • scuf-fle scuffle
  • seal-ed sealed
  • search-ers searchers
  • search-ing searching
  • sear-ed seared
  • sea-son season
  • seat-ed seated
  • se-cond second
  • se-cret secret
  • se-cure secure
  • se-duce seduce
  • seam-ster seamster
  • see-ing seeing
  • seek-ing seeking
  • seem-ly seemly
  • se-er seer
  • seeth-ing seething
  • sei-sed seised
  • sel-dom seldom
  • self-will selfwill
  • se-lah selah
  • sel-ling selling
  • sel-vedge selvedge
  • [Page 36] se-nate senate
  • send-ing sending
  • sense-less senseless
  • sen-ses senses
  • sent-est sentest
  • sen-tence sentence
  • ser-pent serpent
  • ser-vant servant
  • ser-jant serjant
  • ser-mon sermon
  • ser-vice service
  • ser-vile servile
  • ser-ving serving
  • set-ter setter
  • set-ting setting
  • set-tle settle
  • set-tled settled
  • se [...]ven seven
  • se-venth seventh
  • se-ver sever
  • sex-ton sexton
  • sha-dow shadow
  • sha-dy shady
  • sha-king shaking
  • sham-bles shambles
  • sew-ed sewed
  • shal-low shallow
  • sha-med shamed
  • shame-ful shameful
  • sham-my shammy
  • sha-ped shaped
  • sha-ring sharing
  • shar-pen sharpen
  • sharp-ness sharpness
  • sha-ving shaving
  • shear-ing shearing
  • shed-ding shedding
  • sheath-ed sheathed
  • sheep-coat sheepcoat
  • sheep-fold sheepfold
  • sheep-gate sheepgate
  • sheep-ish sheepish
  • sheep-skins sheepskins
  • she-kel shekel
  • shel-ter shelter
  • shep-herd shepherd
  • she-riffe sheriffe
  • shew-bread shewbread
  • shew-eth sheweth
  • shew-ing shewing
  • shi-ning shining
  • ship-board shipboard
  • ship-man shipman
  • ship-wrack shipwrack
  • ship-wright shipwright
  • shield-ing shielding
  • shil-ling shilling
  • ship-ping shipping
  • shit-ten shitten
  • shi-vers shivers
  • shod-den shodden
  • shoot-ing shooting
  • shor-ten shorten
  • shot-ten shotten
  • sho-vel shovel
  • shoul-der shoulder
  • shout-ing shouting
  • shun-ning shunning
  • shut-tle shuttle
  • shut-ting shutting
  • shread-ing shreading
  • shreek-ing shreeking
  • shrew-ish shrewish
  • shril-ler shriller
  • shrink-ing shrinking
  • shrub-ing shrubing
  • sic-kle sickle
  • sick-ly sickly
  • sick-ness sickness
  • sides-man sidesman
  • sie-ges sieges
  • sif-ted sifted
  • sigh-ing sighing
  • sig-net signet
  • sign-ed signed
  • si-lence silence
  • si-lent silent
  • sil-ly silly
  • sil-ver silver
  • sight-ed sighted
  • sim-ple simple
  • sim-ply simply
  • sin-cere sincere
  • sin-ner sinner
  • si-news sinews
  • sin-ful sinful
  • sin-ged singed
  • sin-ger singer
  • sing-ing singing
  • sin-gle single
  • sin-ned sinned
  • sin-ner sinner
  • sin-ning sinning
  • sir-rah sirrah
  • sis-ter sister
  • sit-ting sitting
  • six-teen sixteen
  • six-teenth sixteenth
  • six-score sixscore
  • six-ty sixty
  • skil-ful skilful
  • skil-let skillet
  • skip-per skipper
  • skip-ping skipping
  • slack-ness slackness
  • slan-der slander
  • slant-ing slanting
  • slap-ped slapped
  • slash-ing slashing
  • slaugh-ter slaughter
  • sla-vish slavish
  • slay-ing slaying
  • sleep-ing sleeping
  • sleeve-less sleeveless
  • slew-ed slewed
  • sli-der sli [...]er
  • slight-ness slightness
  • sling-stones slingstones
  • slin-ger slinger
  • slip-ping slipping
  • slen-der slender
  • slip-pers slippers
  • sloth-ful slothful
  • slow-ly slowly
  • slo-ven sloven
  • [Page 37] [...]lu-ces sluces
  • [...]lug-gard sluggard
  • [...]lum-ber slumber
  • [...]lum-bring slumbring
  • [...]mal-lest smallest
  • [...]mel-ling smelling
  • [...]mi-ter smiter
  • [...]mit-ten smitten
  • smoa-ky smoaky
  • smock-face smockface
  • smooth-er smoother
  • smooth-ness smoothness
  • smo-ther smother
  • smo-test smotest
  • sno-red snored
  • sno-ring snoring
  • sno-wy snowy
  • snatch-ing snatching
  • sna-ring snaring
  • sneak-ing sneaking
  • sneez-ing sneezing
  • snuf-fers snuffers
  • snuf-fing snuffing
  • soak-ed soaked
  • sob-bing sobbing
  • so-ber sober
  • sock-et socket
  • so-der soder
  • sod-den sodden
  • sof-ten soften
  • sof-ter softer
  • soft-ly softly
  • soft-ness softness
  • so-journ sojourn
  • so-lace solace
  • so-lar solar
  • so-lemn solemn
  • so-lid solid
  • some-thing something
  • some-times sometimes
  • some-what somewhat
  • song-ster songster
  • son-net sonnet
  • soo-ner sooner
  • sooth-ing soothing
  • soar-ing soaring
  • so-phism sophism
  • sop-ping sopping
  • sor-did sordid
  • sore-ly sorely
  • sore-ness soreness
  • so-rer sorer
  • sor-rel sorrel
  • sor-ry sorry
  • sor-row sorrow
  • sot-tish sottish
  • sound-ing sounding
  • sound-ness soundness
  • soup-ing souping
  • south-ward southward
  • south-west southwest
  • south-ern southern
  • south-wind southwind
  • sow-er sower
  • sow-ing sowing
  • sowr-ing sowring
  • sowr-ly sowrly
  • spa-ding spading
  • spa-king spaking
  • span-gles spangles
  • span-ning spanning
  • spa-nish spanish
  • spare-rib sparerib
  • spa-ring sparing
  • spark-les sparkles
  • spark-ling sparkling
  • spawn-ing spawning
  • spar-row sparrow
  • spar-tans spartans
  • speak-er speaker
  • speak-ing speaking
  • spear-men spearmen
  • speck-led speckled
  • spec-tors spectors
  • speech-es speeches
  • speech-less speechless
  • spee-dy speedy
  • spel-ling spelling
  • spend-ing spending
  • spend-thrift spendthrift
  • spew-ing spewing
  • spi-ces spices
  • spi-der spider
  • spik-nard spiknard
  • spil-ling spilling
  • spin-ner spinner
  • spin-ning spinning
  • spin-dle spindle
  • spin-ster spinster
  • spi-rit spirit
  • spite-ful spiteful
  • spit-ted spitted
  • spit-ting spitting
  • spit-tle spittle
  • spoil-ing spoiling
  • spo-ken spoken
  • sport-ing sporting
  • spot-ted spotted
  • spot-less spotless
  • sprain-ing spraining
  • spraw-ling sprawling
  • spread-ing spreading
  • sprig-ging sprigging
  • spring-ing springing
  • sprin-kle sprinkle
  • sprink-ling sprinkling
  • sprout-ing sprouting
  • spru-cing sprucing
  • squab-ling squabling
  • squan-der squander
  • squi-ning squining
  • squa-ring squaring
  • squeak-ing squeaking
  • squash-ing squashing
  • squint-ing squinting
  • squat-ting squatting
  • squir-rel squirrel
  • squawl-ing squawling
  • stab-bed stabbed
  • sta-ble stable
  • sta-blish stablish
  • stag-ger stagger
  • stain-ing staining
  • stalled stalled
  • staid-ness staidness
  • [Page 38] stalk-ing stalking
  • stam-mer stammer
  • stamp-ed stamped
  • stanch-ing stanching
  • stan-dard standard
  • stand-ing standing
  • state-ly stately
  • starch-ing starching
  • stare-ing staring
  • start-ing starting
  • start-le startle
  • star-ved starved
  • star-ry starry
  • star-light starlight
  • sta-ture stature
  • sta-tutes statutes
  • sta-ved staved
  • stay-ing staying
  • steal-ing stealing
  • stea-dy steady
  • sted-dy steddy
  • step-ping stepping
  • stee-ple steeple
  • steer-ing steering
  • stew-ard steward
  • stew-ing stewing
  • stick-ing sticking
  • stiff-neckt stiffneckt
  • stil-led stilled
  • stil-ness stilness
  • sting-ing stinging
  • stink-ing stinking
  • stint-ed stinted
  • sti-pend stipend
  • stir-ring stirring
  • stir-rop stirrop
  • stitch-ing stitching
  • sti-ver stiver
  • stock-ing stocking
  • sto-ick stoick
  • sto-mach stomach
  • sto-ned stoned
  • sto-ny stony
  • stool-ball stoolball
  • stoop-ing stooping
  • stop-ping stopping
  • stop-per stopper
  • sto-ry story
  • stor-my stormy
  • stout-ly stoutly
  • stout-ness stoutness
  • strag-ling stragling
  • strain-ing straining
  • straight-est straightest
  • straight-ly straightly
  • straight-ness straightness
  • strand-ed stranded
  • stran-ger stranger
  • strange-ness strangeness
  • strang-ling strangling
  • strap-ped strapped
  • straw-ed strawed
  • stray-ed strayed
  • stream-ers streamers
  • strength-en strengthen
  • stretch-ing stretching
  • stri-king striking
  • strick-en stricken
  • string-ed stringed
  • strip-ped stripped
  • strip-ling stripling
  • stri-ving striving
  • stroak-ing stroaking
  • stro-ling stroling
  • strong-est strongest
  • strow-ings strowings
  • strug-ling strugling
  • strum-pet strumpet
  • stub-ble stubble
  • stub-born stubborn
  • stud-ded studded
  • stu-dy study
  • stuf-fing stuffing
  • stumb-ling stumbling
  • stum-ming stumming
  • stump-ing stumping
  • stun-ned stunned
  • stur-dy sturdy
  • stur-geon sturgeon
  • sub-born subborn
  • sub-dean subdean
  • sub-due subdue
  • sub-ject subject
  • sub-lime sublime
  • sub-mit sumit
  • sub-joyn subjoyn
  • sub-junct subjunct
  • sub-scribe subscribe
  • sub-sist subsist
  • sub-stance substance
  • sub-stract substract
  • sub-til subtil
  • sub-vert subvert
  • su-burbs suburbs
  • suc-ceed succeed
  • suc-c [...]ss success
  • suc-cour succour
  • suck-ed sucked
  • suck-ing sucking
  • suck-ling suckling
  • sud-den sudden
  • suf-fer suffer
  • suf-fice suffice
  • suf-frage suffrage
  • su-gar sugar
  • sug-gest suggest
  • suit-ed suited
  • sul-phur sulphur
  • sum-med summed
  • sum-mer summer
  • sump-ter sumpter
  • sun-burnt sunburnt
  • sun-day sunday
  • sun-der sunder
  • sun-ny sunny
  • sun-shine sunshine
  • sup-per supper
  • sup-ped supped
  • sup-plant supplant
  • sup-ply supply
  • sup-ple supple
  • sup-port support
  • sup-pose suppose
  • su-preme supreme
  • sup-press suppress
  • [Page 39] [...]ure-ly surely
  • [...]ure-ness sureness
  • [...]ure-ty surety
  • [...]ur-fit surfit
  • [...]ur-ly surly
  • [...]ur-mise surmise
  • [...]ur-mount surmount
  • [...]ur-name surname
  • sur-round surround
  • sus-pect suspect
  • sus-tain sustain
  • swab-ber swabber
  • swad-led swadled
  • swad-ling swadling
  • swag-ger swagger
  • swal-low swallow
  • swap-ping swapping
  • swarm-ing swarming
  • swa-ring swaring
  • swear-ing swearing
  • sweat-ing sweating
  • sweep-ing sweeping
  • sweet-er sweeter
  • sweet-ly sweetly
  • sweet-ness sweetness
  • swel-ling swelling
  • swer-ved swerved
  • swift-ness swiftness
  • swig-gen swiggen
  • swil-ling swilling
  • swim-ming swimming
  • swing-ing swinging
  • swol-len swollen
  • swoon-ing swooning
  • sym-bal symbal
  • sym-nel symnel
  • symp-tom symptom
  • sy-nod synod
  • sy-rup syrup
  • sy-stem system

T. T.

  • Ta-ber Taber
  • ta-ble table
  • tack-ing tacking
  • tack-ling tackling
  • tag-ging tagging
  • tai-lor tailor
  • tail-piece tailpiece
  • ta-ken taken
  • ta-lent talent
  • talk-ing talking
  • tal-ler taller
  • tal-low tallow
  • tal-ly tally
  • ta-med tamed
  • tam-my tammy
  • tam-per tamper
  • tan-gent tangent
  • tan-kard tankard
  • tan-ned tanned
  • tan-sie tansie
  • ta-per taper
  • tap-lash taplash
  • tap-ping tapping
  • tap-ster tapster
  • tar-dy tardy
  • tar-get target
  • tar-nish tarnish
  • tar-ras tarras
  • tar-ry tarry
  • tast-er taster
  • tast-ing tasting
  • tat-ling tatling
  • ta-vern tavern
  • taunt-ing taunting
  • tax-es taxes
  • tax-ing taxing
  • teach-ing teaching
  • teach-er teacher
  • tear-ing tearing
  • teem-ing teeming
  • tel-ling telling
  • tem-per temper
  • tem-pler templer
  • temp-ter tempter
  • temp-ting tempting
  • tem-pest tempest
  • ten-der tender
  • tend-ing tending
  • ten-nor tennor
  • te-nour tenour
  • ten-pence tenpence
  • tenth-part tenthpart
  • term-ed termed
  • ter-rour terrour
  • thank-ed thanked
  • thankful thankful
  • thatch-er thatcher
  • thatch-ing thatching
  • them-selves themselves
  • thence-forth thenceforth
  • there-by thereby
  • there-fore therefore
  • there-from therefrom
  • there-in therein
  • there-of thereof
  • there-on thereon
  • there-out thereout
  • therewith therewith
  • thie-ving thieving
  • thick-et thicket
  • thick-ness thickness
  • thigh-ing thighing
  • thim-ble thimble
  • think-ing thinking
  • third-ly thirdly
  • thirs-ty thirsty
  • thir-teen thirteen
  • thir-teenth thirteenth
  • thir-ty thirty
  • this-tle thistle
  • thi-ther thither
  • thor-ny thorny
  • tho-row thorow
  • thought-est thoughtest
  • thou-sand thousand
  • threat-ning threatning
  • three-fold threefold
  • three-score threescore
  • thresh-ing threshing
  • thresh-er thresher
  • thre-shold threshold
  • threw-est threwest
  • [Page 40] thrif-ty thrifty
  • throb-bing throbbing
  • throng-ing throng-ing
  • through-ly throughly
  • thros-ter throster
  • through-ly throughly
  • through-out throughout
  • throw-ing throwing
  • thrust-ing thrusting
  • thum-mim thummim
  • thum-ming thumming
  • thun-der thunder
  • thurs-day thursday
  • thwart-ing thwarting
  • tick-ing ticking
  • ti-dings tidings
  • til-lage tillage
  • ti-ling tiling
  • til-ling tilling
  • tilt-ing tilting
  • tim-ber timber
  • tim-brel timbrel
  • time-ly timely
  • tin-der tinder
  • tinc-ture tincture
  • tin-gle tingle
  • tin-ned tinned
  • tink-ling tinkling
  • tin-sel tinsel
  • tip-ling tipling
  • tip-staffe tipstaffe
  • ti-ring tiring
  • ti-thing tithing
  • ti-tle title
  • tit-tle tittle
  • ti-vy tivy
  • toast-ing toasting
  • toi-ling toiling
  • toil-some toilsome
  • to-ken token
  • tol-ling tolling
  • tom-boy tomboy
  • tomb-stone tombstone
  • ton-cer toncer
  • took-est tookest
  • top-ping topping
  • to-ping toping
  • torch-es torches
  • tor-ment torment
  • tor-toise tortoise
  • tor-ture torture
  • tor-rent torrent
  • to-ryes toryes
  • toss-pot tosspot
  • tos-sed tossed
  • tos-sing tossing
  • touch-ing touching
  • to-ward toward
  • tow-el towel
  • to-tal total
  • tough-ness toughness
  • tow-er tower
  • tow-ed towed
  • town-clerk townclerk
  • town-bull townbull
  • town-house townhouse
  • tra-ded traded
  • tra-ding trading
  • track-ing tracking
  • traf-fick traffick
  • train-ing training
  • trai-tor traitor
  • tram-mel trammel
  • tram-ple trample
  • trans-act transact
  • tran-scend transcend
  • trans-form transform
  • trans-fer transfer
  • trans-gress transgress
  • trans-pose transpose
  • tran-slate translate
  • trans-verse transverse
  • trap-ball trap-ball
  • trap-stick trapstick
  • tra-pan trapan
  • trap-pings trappings
  • trap-door trap-door
  • trash-y trashy
  • tra-vel travel
  • tra-verse traverse
  • trea-cle treacle
  • tread-ing treading
  • trea-son treason
  • trea-sure treasure
  • trea-tise treatise
  • tre-ble treble
  • trem-ble tremble
  • trem-bling trembling
  • tren-ches trenches
  • tren-cher trencher
  • tres-pass trespass
  • tre-foil trefoil
  • tri-al trial
  • tri-bute tribute
  • tri-bune tribune
  • trick-le trickle
  • trick-ling trickling
  • tri-dent trident
  • tri-ed tried
  • tri-fles trifles
  • trig-ging trigging
  • trim-ming trimming
  • trin-kets trinkets
  • trip-ping tripping
  • trod-den trodden
  • trol-lups trollups
  • troop-er trooper
  • trou-ble trouble
  • trou-bled troubled
  • tru-ant truant
  • trou-zers trouzers
  • troun-cing trouncing
  • tru-ly truly
  • trum-pet trumpet
  • trust-ing trusting
  • trus-ty trusty
  • tub-man tubman
  • tuck-ing tucking
  • tues-day tuesday
  • tug-ging tugging
  • tu [...]lip tulip
  • tumb-ling tumbling
  • tum-bler tumbler
  • tu-mult tumult
  • tun-ning tunning
  • [Page 41] tur-ky turky
  • turn-ed turned
  • turn-ing turning
  • turn-coat turncoat
  • tur-ret turret
  • tur-tle turtle
  • tur-moil turmoil
  • tu-tor tutor
  • tu-mor tumor
  • twen-ty twenty
  • twi-light twilight
  • twink-ling twinkling
  • twirl-ing twirling
  • ty-rant tyrant

V. V.

  • Va-cant Vacant
  • va-grant vagrant
  • vail-ed vailed
  • vain-ly vainly
  • val-ley valley
  • val-lence vallence
  • va-lour valour
  • va-lue value
  • vamp-ed vamped
  • va-nish vanish
  • va-pour vapour
  • van-quish vanquish
  • var-nish varnish
  • vas-sal vassal
  • vault-ing vaulting
  • vaunt-ing vaunting
  • vel-lum vellum
  • vel-vet velvet
  • vend-ing vending
  • ven-nom vennom
  • ven-ture venture
  • ver-dure verdure
  • ver-juice verjuice
  • ver-ger verger
  • ver-ry verry
  • ver-ses verses
  • ver-tue vertue
  • ver-vels vervels
  • ves-pers vespers
  • ves-sel vessel
  • vest-ment vestment
  • vest-ry vestry
  • ves-ture vesture
  • vex-ed vexed
  • vi-al vi-al
  • vi-ands viands
  • vi-car vi-car
  • vi-ces vi-ces
  • view-ed viewed
  • vic-tor victor
  • vi-gils vigils
  • vil-lage village
  • vil-lain villain
  • vi-lest vilest
  • vile-ness vileness
  • vint-ner vintner
  • vin-tage vintage
  • vine-yard vineyard
  • vi-ol viol
  • vi-per viper
  • vir-gin virgin
  • vi-sage visage
  • vi-sit visit
  • un-cle uncle
  • un-clean unclean
  • un-der under
  • un-doe undoe
  • un-done undone
  • un-couth uncouth
  • un-fold unfold
  • un-just unjust
  • un-kind unkind
  • un-known unknown
  • un-lade unlade
  • un-less unless
  • un-let unlet
  • un-load unload
  • un-loose unloose
  • u-nite unite
  • um-ber umber
  • un-rigg unrigg
  • un-ripe unripe
  • un-roast unroast
  • un-seen unseen
  • un-sarv'd unsarv'd
  • un-sent unsent
  • un-shod unshod
  • un-sound unsound
  • un-taught untaught
  • un-til until
  • un-wise unwise
  • void-ing voiding
  • vol-ly volly
  • vo-lume volume
  • vo-mit vomit
  • vo-ting voting
  • vouch-ing vouching
  • vow-ed vowed
  • vouch-safe vouchsafe
  • vow-el vowel
  • voy-age voyage
  • up-braid upbraid
  • up-held upheld
  • up-hold uphold
  • up-on upon
  • up-per upper
  • up-right upright
  • up-roar uproar
  • up-side upside
  • up-pish uppish
  • up-wards upwards
  • ur-chin urchin
  • ur-gent urgent
  • u-rine urine
  • u-sage usage
  • u-sed used
  • u-ses uses
  • use-less useless
  • use-ful useful
  • u-sing using
  • u-surp usurp
  • ush-er usher
  • ut-most utmost
  • ut-ter utter
  • vul-gar vulgar
  • vul-ture vulture

W. W.

  • Wa-ding Wading
  • wad-dle waddle
  • wa-fer wafer
  • waft-ing wafting
  • wa-ges wages
  • wa-ger wager
  • wag-ging wagging
  • wag-gon waggon
  • wai [...]-ing wailing
  • wain-scot wainscot
  • wain-ing waining
  • wait-ing waiting
  • wa-king waking
  • walk-ing walking
  • wal-led walled
  • wal-let wallet
  • wal-nuts walnuts
  • wal-low wallow
  • wan-der wander
  • wan-ting wanting
  • wan-ton wanton
  • war-ble warble
  • war-drobe wardrobe
  • war-fare warfare
  • warm-ed warmed
  • warn-ing warning
  • war-rant warrant
  • war-red warred
  • wash- [...]ng washing
  • wash-boul washboul
  • wash-house washhouse
  • wash-balls washballs
  • wash-pot washpot
  • was-sail wassail
  • watch-ful watchful
  • wasting wasting
  • wast-ful wastful
  • watch-ing watching
  • watch-man watchman
  • wa-ter water
  • wa-ver waver
  • wax-eth waxeth
  • way-side wayside
  • weak-ness weakness
  • weal-thy wealthy
  • wean-ed weaned
  • wea-pon weapon
  • wear-ing wearing
  • wea-ry weary
  • wea-sel weasel
  • wea-ther weather
  • wea-ring wearing
  • wed-ded wedded
  • wed-ding wedding
  • wed-lock wedlock
  • wedns-day wednsday
  • weep-ing weeping
  • weed-ing weeding
  • weigh-ing weighing
  • weigh-ty weighty
  • wel-come welcome
  • wel-done weldone
  • wel-fare welfare
  • wel-spring welspring
  • wench-ing wench-ing
  • west-ward westward
  • west-wind westwind
  • wheat-en wheaten
  • where-as whereas
  • where-by whereby
  • where-in wherein
  • where-of whereof
  • where-on whereon
  • where-to whereto
  • where-with wherewith
  • wheez-ing wheezing
  • whe-ther whether
  • whet-ting whetting
  • whim-per whimper
  • whi-ning whining
  • whirl-ing whirling
  • whirl-pit whirlpit
  • whirl-wind whirlwind
  • whisk-ing whisking
  • whis-per whisper
  • whi-tings whitings
  • white-ness whiteness
  • whit-ster whitster
  • whi-ther whither
  • whol-ly wholly
  • whol-som wholsom
  • whoop-ing whooping
  • whore-dom whoredom
  • who-rish whorish
  • who-so whoso
  • wick-ed wicked
  • wick-et wicket
  • wi-dow widow
  • wi-der wider
  • wil-ful wilful
  • wil-ling willing
  • wil-lows willows
  • win-dy windy
  • wind-ing winding
  • win-dow window
  • wing-ed winged
  • wiel-dy wieldy
  • winch-ing winching
  • wink-ing winking
  • win-ner winner
  • win-ning winning
  • win-now winnow
  • win-ter winter
  • wi-ping wiping
  • wi-ring wiring
  • wis-dom wisdom
  • wise-ly wisely
  • wi-ser wiser
  • wish-es wishes
  • wish-ing wishing
  • witch-craft witchcraft
  • with-al withal
  • with-draw withdraw
  • with-drew withdrew
  • wi-ther wither
  • with-held withheld
  • with-hold withhold
  • with-in within
  • with-out without
  • with-stand withstand
  • with-stood withstood
  • witch-es witches
  • [Page 43] wit-ness witness
  • wit-ty witty
  • wi-ving wiving
  • wi-zard wizard
  • wo-ful woful
  • wo-man woman
  • wo-men women
  • won-der wonder
  • wood-en wooden
  • wool-len woollen
  • wood-cock woodcock
  • word-ed worded
  • work-er worker
  • work-house workhouse
  • work-ing working
  • world-ly worldly
  • worm-seed wormseed
  • worm-wood wormwood
  • worn-ed worned
  • wor-ship worship
  • world-ly worldly
  • wor-ser worser
  • wors-ted worsted
  • worth-less worthless
  • wor-thy worthy
  • wot-ting wotting
  • wo-ven woven
  • would-est wouldest
  • wound-ing wounding
  • wrap-ped wrapped
  • wrath-ful wrathful
  • wran-gle wrangle
  • wreath-ed wreathed
  • wr [...]nch-ed wrenched
  • wres-tle wrestle
  • wretch-ed wretched
  • wring-ing wringing
  • wrink-le wrinkle
  • wrin-sing wrinsing
  • wrest-ing wresting
  • wri-ting writing
  • wri-ter writer
  • writ-ten written
  • wron-ged wronged
  • wrong-ful wrongful
  • wrought-est wroughtest

Y. Y.

  • Year-ly Yearly
  • yawn-ing yawning
  • yel-led yelled
  • yern-ed yerned
  • yield-ing yielding
  • yel-low yel-low
  • yeo-man yeoman
  • yo-ked yoked
  • yon-der yonder
  • young-er younger
  • young-man youngman
  • youth-ful youthful
  • you-ward youward

Z. Z.

  • Zea-lous Zealous
  • ze-lot zelot
  • ze-nith zenith

Words of Three Syllables.

A. A.

  • A-ba [...]-ted Abacted
  • a-ban-don abandon
  • a-ba-sed abased
  • a-ba-shed abashed
  • a-ba-ted abated
  • a-ba-sing abasing
  • ab-hor-ring abhorring
  • ab-ject-ing abjecting
  • ab-ju-ring abjuring
  • a-bi-ding abiding
  • a-bo-ding aboding
  • a-bo-lish abolish
  • a-bor-tive abortive
  • a-boun-ding abounding
  • ab-sti-nence abstinence
  • a-bun-dance abundance
  • a-bun-dant abundant
  • a-bu-sive abusive
  • a-bu-sing abusing
  • ab-sent-ing absenting
  • ab-sol-ving absolving
  • ab-so-lute absolute
  • ab-stain-ing abstaining
  • ac-cep-tance acceptance
  • ac-cept-ing accepting
  • ac-ci-dence accidence
  • ac-ci-dent accident
  • ac-com-plish accomplish
  • ac-cord-ing according
  • ac-cord-ed accorded
  • ac-comp-tan [...] accomptant
  • ac- [...]ount-ed accounted
  • ac-cur-sed accursed
  • ac-cu-sing accusing
  • ac-cu-stom accustom
  • ac-cu-riate accuriate
  • ac-know-ledge acknowledge
  • ac-quain-tance acquaintance
  • ac-quaint-ing acquainting
  • ac-qui-esce acquiesce
  • ac-quit-tance acquittance
  • ac-quit-ted acquitted
  • ac-quit-ment acquitment
  • ac-qui-red acquired
  • ac-cru-ing accruing
  • ac-tive-ness activeness
  • ac-tu-al actual
  • ac-ti-on action
  • a-da-ges adages
  • a-da-mant adamant
  • ad-dict-ed addicted
  • ad-dres-sing addressing
  • ad-he-ring adhering
  • ad-je-cture adjecture
  • ad-joyn-ing adjoyning
  • ad-journ-ed adjourned
  • ad-judg-ing adjudging
  • ad-just-ing adjusting
  • ad-ju-ring adjuring
  • ad-mi-red admired
  • ad-mit-ted admitted
  • ad-mit-tance admittance
  • ad-mo-nish admonish
  • a-dopt-ed adopted
  • a-dorn-ed adorned
  • a-do-ring adoring
  • ad-van-cing advancing
  • ad-van-tage advantage
  • ad-ven-ture adventure
  • ad-ver-tise advertise
  • ad-vi-sed advised
  • [Page 45] ad-vo-cate advocate
  • af-fect-ed affected
  • af-firm-ed affirmed
  • af-flict-ed afflicted
  • af-ford-ing affording
  • af-fright-ed affrighted
  • a-fore-hand aforehand
  • a-fore-time aforetime
  • af-ter-noon afternoon
  • af-ter-ward afterward
  • a-go-ny agony
  • a-gree-ing agreeing
  • a-gree-ment agreement
  • a-larm-ed alarmed
  • al-lay-ing allaying
  • al-be-it albeit
  • al-der-man alderman
  • al-ledg-ing alledging
  • a-li-en alien
  • al-low-ance allowance
  • al-lu-ring alluring
  • al-li-ed allied
  • al-ma-nack almanack
  • al-migh-ty almighty
  • al-mond-trees almondtrees
  • a-lo-es aloes
  • al-rea-dy already
  • al-te-red altered
  • a-long-ing alonging
  • a-ma-zed amazed
  • a-maze-ment amazement
  • am-bas-sage ambassage
  • am-bush-es ambushes
  • a-me-thist amethist
  • a-mend-ed amended
  • a-merce-ment amercement
  • a-mi-ty amity
  • a-mu-let amulet
  • an-di-ron andiron
  • an-cle-bones anclebones
  • an-ce-stors ancestors
  • an-ci-ent ancient
  • a-noint-ed anointed
  • a-noint-ing anointing
  • an-di-ron andiron
  • a-no-ther another
  • an-noy-ance annoyance
  • an-swer-ing answering
  • an-nex-ed annexed
  • an-ti-christ antichrsst
  • an-ti-type antitype
  • a-pho-risms aphorisms
  • a-poph-thegme apophthegme
  • a-po-stle apostle
  • a-po-state apostate
  • ap-pa-rel apparel
  • ap-pa-rent apparent
  • ap-peal-ing appealing
  • ap-pear-ance appearance
  • ap-peas-ed appeased
  • ap-per-tain appertain
  • ap-pe-tite appetite
  • ap-ply-ing applying
  • ap-point-ment appointment
  • ap-pre-hend apprehend
  • ap-proach-ing approaching
  • ap-pro-ving approving
  • ap-pren-tice apprentice
  • a-pri-cock apricock
  • ap-po-site apposite
  • a-ra-rat ararat
  • a-ra-ble arable
  • ar-ray-ed arrayed
  • arch-an-gel archangel
  • ar-gu-ment argument
  • arch-bi-shop archbishop
  • arch-dea-con archdeacon
  • a-ri-seth ariseth
  • ar-mou-ry armoury
  • ar-raign-ed arraigned
  • ar-rear-age arrearage
  • ar-ro-gant arrogant
  • ar-ri-val arrival
  • as-cend-ing ascending
  • ar-rest-ed arrested
  • ar-ti-cle article
  • as-cer-tain ascertain
  • as-cri-bing ascribing
  • a-sha-med ashamed
  • as-per-sed aspersed
  • [Page 46] as-sault-ed assaulted
  • as-say-ed assayed
  • as-sem-bling assembling
  • as-sem-bly assembly
  • as-sent-ing assenting
  • as-sess-ment assessment
  • as-ses-sor assessor
  • as-signment assignment
  • as-sist-ant assistant
  • as-sist-ed assisted
  • as-soil-ed assoiled
  • a-sto-nish astonish
  • as-su-rance assurance
  • a-swa-ged aswaged
  • a-sun-der asunder
  • at-chiev-ment atchievment
  • a-the-ist atheist
  • a-the-ism atheism
  • a-tone-ment atonement
  • at-tain-ing attaining
  • at-tain-der attainder
  • at-tack-ed attacked
  • at-ten-dance attendance
  • at-ten-tive attentive
  • at-ti-red attired
  • at-tor-ney attorney
  • at-tri-bute attribute
  • a-vail-eth availeth
  • at-tach-ing attaching
  • at-tempt-ed attempted
  • a-va-rice avarice
  • au-di-ble audible
  • au-di-ence audience
  • au-di-tour auditour
  • a-ven-ger avenger
  • a-ven-ture aventure
  • aug-ment-ed augmented
  • a-void-ing avoiding
  • a-vouch-ing avouching
  • au-then-tick authentick
  • au-tho-rize authorize
  • au-tum-nal autumnal
  • a-wa-king awaking
  • a-ward-ing awarding
  • a-ware-house awarehouse
  • a-wast-coat awastcoat
  • awk-ward-ness awkwardness
  • ax-i-om axiom

B. B.

  • Back-bi-ter Backbiter
  • back-bi-ting backbiting
  • back-sli-der backslider
  • back-sli-ding backsliding
  • back-ward-ly backwardly
  • back-ward-ness backwardness
  • bad-gers-skins badgerskins
  • bag-ni-on bagnion
  • b [...]ld-lo-custs baldlocusts
  • bal-lan-ces ballances
  • bal-lancing ballancing
  • ba-nish-ed banished
  • ba-nish-ment banishment
  • ban-ner-et banneret
  • ban-quet-ing banqueting
  • bap-ti-zing baptizing
  • bar-ba-rous barbarous
  • barge-ma-ster bargemaster
  • bar-gain-ing bargaining
  • bar-ley-bread barleybread
  • bar-ley-break barleybreak
  • ba-ro-net baronet
  • bar-ro-ness barroness
  • bar-ren-ness barrenness
  • bar-ris-ter barrister
  • bar-row-pig barrowpig
  • bash-ful-ly bashfully
  • bas-ket-hilt baskethilt
  • bas-tar-dise bastardise
  • bat-tle-ax battelax
  • bat-tel-bow battelbow
  • bat-ter-ing battering
  • bat-tle-ments battlements
  • bat-che-lor batchelor
  • bead-neck-lace beadnecklace
  • bean-flow-ers beanflowers
  • bea-ver-hat beaverhat
  • beau-ti-fie beautifie
  • beau-ti-ful beautiful
  • [Page 47] be-ca-mest becamest
  • bec-kon-ing beckoning
  • be-co-ming becoming
  • bed-ma-ker bedmaker
  • bed-cham-ber bedchamber
  • bed-cur-tains bedcurtains
  • bed-fel-low bedfellow
  • beds-te-ster bedstester
  • bees-ho-ney beeshoney
  • bee-tle-brows beetlebrows
  • be-fal-len befallen
  • be-fon-dle befondle
  • be-fore-hand beforehand
  • be-fore-time beforetime
  • be-foul-ed befouled
  • be-gal-led begalled
  • be-get-teth begetteth
  • beg-gar-ly beggarly
  • be-gin-ning beginning
  • be-gird-ed begirded
  • be-got-ten begotten
  • be-guil-ed beguiled
  • be-ha-ved behaved
  • be-head-ed beheaded
  • be-he-moth behemoth
  • be-hold-ing beholding
  • be-hoo-veth behooveth
  • be-li-ed belied
  • be-lie-vers believers
  • be-lie-ving believing
  • bel-low-ing bellowing
  • be-long-ing belonging
  • be-lo-ved beloved
  • be-moan-ing bemoaning
  • be-ne-fice benefice
  • be-ne-fit benefit
  • be-night-ed benighted
  • be-queath-ed bequeathed
  • be-rea-ved bereaved
  • be-seech-ing beseeching
  • be-seem-ing beseeming
  • be-sieg-ed besieged
  • be-tray-ed betrayed
  • be-troth-ed betrothed
  • be-trust-ed betrusted
  • bet-ter-ing bettering
  • be-wail-ing bewailing
  • be-witch-ing bewitching
  • be-wray-eth bewrayeth
  • bi-shop-rick bishoprick
  • bil-li-ards billiards
  • bit-ter-ly bitterly
  • blas-phe-mer blasphemer
  • blas-phe-ming blaspheming
  • blas-phe-my blasphemy
  • bles-sed-ness blessedness
  • ble-mish-es blemishes
  • blind-fold-ed blindfolded
  • blis-ter-ing blistering
  • blood-thir-sty bloodthirsty
  • blos-som-ed blossomed
  • boi-ste-rous boisterous
  • book-bin-der bookbinder
  • book-sel-ler bookseller
  • bond-ser-vant bondservant
  • bond-wo-man bondwoman
  • bol-ster-ing bolstering
  • bor-row-ing borrowing
  • bot-tom-less bottomless
  • boun-ti-ful bountiful
  • bran-dish-ed brandished
  • bram-ble-bush bramblebush
  • bran-dy-wine brandywine
  • bra-ve-ry bravery
  • bra-zi-ers braziers
  • break-fast-time breakfasttime
  • bre-vi-ty brevity
  • bri-be-ry bribery
  • bride-cham-ber bridechamber
  • bri-gan-dine brigandine
  • broi-der-ed broidered
  • bro-ther-hood brotherhood
  • bro-ther-ly brotherly
  • buf-fet-ed buffeted
  • bul-rush-es bulrushes
  • bur-den-som burdensom
  • bur-ges-ship burgesship
  • bu-ri-al burial
  • bu-ry-ing burying
  • bur-nish-ed burnished
  • [Page 48] bu-si-ness business
  • but-ler-ship butlership
  • bur-sten-ness burstenness
  • but-cher-ing butchering
  • but-ter-ed buttered
  • but-tock-ing buttocking
  • but-ton-ed buttoned

C. C.

  • Cab-ba-ges Cabbages
  • ca-la-mus calamus
  • can-dle-mas candlemas
  • can-dle-stick candlestick
  • can-cer-ed cancered
  • ca-bi-net cabinet
  • ca-len-dar calendar
  • ca-lum-ny calumny
  • cam-phire-balls camphireballs
  • can-ker-ed cankered
  • can-ker-worm cankerworm
  • can-cel-ed cancelled
  • ca-pa-ble capable
  • ca-pon-et caponet
  • car-bun-cle carbuncle
  • care-ful-ly carefully
  • care-les-ly carelesly
  • ca-res-sing caressing
  • car-nal-ly carnally
  • car-pen-ter carpenter
  • car-ri-age carriage
  • car-cas-ses carcasses
  • car-ri-on carrion
  • car-ry-ing carrying
  • car-ri-er carrier
  • cas-si-a cassia
  • cast-a-way castaway
  • ca-ta-logue catalogue
  • ca-te-chize catechize
  • ca-te-chism catechism
  • ca-tho-lick catholick
  • ca-te-rer caterer
  • ca-vel-ling cavelling
  • ce-le-brate celebrate
  • [...]er-tain-ly certainly
  • cer-tain-ty certainty
  • cer-ti-fie certifie
  • cen-su-red censured
  • chaf-fer-ing chaffering
  • chal-len-ging challenging
  • cha-li-ces chalices
  • cham-ber-ing chambering
  • cham-ber-lain chamberlain
  • cham-ber-pot chamberpot
  • cham-let-cloak chamletcloak
  • cham-paign-coat champaigncoat
  • cham-pi-on champion
  • chan-cel-lor chancellor
  • chance-med-ley chancemedley
  • change-a-ble changeable
  • cha-pi-ter chapiter
  • cha-ra-cter character
  • charg-a-ble chargable
  • cha-ri-ot chariot
  • cha-ri-ty charity
  • cha-sten-ing chastening
  • cha-stise-ment chastisement
  • chat-tering chattering
  • chea-pen-ing cheapening
  • check-er-work checkerwork
  • cheer-ful-ly cheerfully
  • cheer-ful-ness cheerfulness
  • chees-mon-ger cheesmon [...]er
  • chees-pair-ing cheespairing
  • che-rish-ing cherishing
  • cher-ry-tree cherrytree
  • cher-ry-lip cherrylip
  • cher-ry-stone cherrystone
  • che-ru-bims cherubims
  • chess-play-ing chessplaying
  • che-shire-cheese cheshirecheese
  • chi-ding-ly chidingly
  • chil-lish-ness chillishness
  • chi-ming-ly chimingly
  • chim-ney-piece chimneypiece
  • chi-na-dish chinadish
  • chit-ty-face chittyface
  • che-vy-chase chevychase
  • chol-le-rick chollerick
  • chop-ping-block choppingblock
  • [Page 49] chop-ping-knife choppingknife
  • chro-ni-cles chronicles
  • chri-sti-an christian
  • chris-ten-dom ceristendom
  • chry-so-lite chrysolite
  • chub-bish-ness chubbishness
  • chuck-far-thing chuckfarthing
  • [...]huf-fish-ness chuffishness
  • chur-lish-ness churlishness
  • churn-ing-tub churningtub
  • ci-der-press cyderpress
  • ci-pher-ing cyphering
  • cin-na-mon cinnamon
  • cin-der-wench cinderwench
  • cir-cum-spect circumspect
  • cir-cum-stance circumstance
  • cir-cum-cise circumcise
  • cir-cum-vent circumvent
  • [...]i-ti-zen citizen
  • [...]i-vet-cat civetcat
  • cla-mor-ing clamoring
  • cla-mo-rous clamorous
  • clean-li-ness cleanliness
  • cle-men-cy clemency
  • clo-thi-er clothier
  • clou-di-ness cloudiness
  • [...]lus-ter-ing clustering
  • [...]ock-a-trice cockatrice
  • [...]of-fee-house coffeehouse
  • [...]o-e-qual coequal
  • [...]of-fer-er cofferer
  • [...]og-ni-sance cognisance
  • [...]ol-lect-ing collecting
  • [...]ol-ledg-es colledges
  • [...]ol-loque-ing colloqueing
  • [...]ol-li-er collier
  • [...]o-lo-nel colonel
  • [...]ol-lo-quies colloquies
  • [...]o-lo-ny colony
  • [...]o-lour-ed coloured
  • [...]om-bat-ing combating
  • [...]um-ber-ing cumbering
  • [...]omb-ma-ker combmaker
  • [...]om-bi-ning combining
  • [...]o-me-dy comedy
  • come-li-ness comeliness
  • com-fort-ed comforted
  • com-fort-er comforter
  • com-fort-less comfortless
  • com-mand-er commander
  • com-mand-ing commanding
  • com-mand-ment commandment
  • com-mend-ed commended
  • com-mit-ted committed
  • com-mit-tee committee
  • com-mon-hall commonhall
  • com-mo-ner commoner
  • com-mon-ly commonly
  • com-mon-wealth commonwe [...]lth
  • com-mu-ning communing
  • com-mence-ment commencement
  • com-pact-ed compacted
  • com-pa-ny company
  • com-pa-ring comparing
  • com-pas-sed compassed
  • com-pas-ses compasses
  • com-pel-led compelled
  • com-pla-cent complacent
  • com-pi-ling compiling
  • com-plain-ing complaining
  • com-pleat-ing compleating
  • com-ple-ment complement
  • com-po-sing composing
  • com-port-ing comporting
  • com-pound-ing compounding
  • com-pre-hend comprehend
  • com-pu-ted computed
  • con-ceal-ing concealing
  • con-ceit-ed conceited
  • con-ceiv-ing conceiving
  • con-cern-ed concerned
  • con-clu-ding concluding
  • con-cor-dance concordance
  • con-cu-bine concubine
  • con-demn-ed condemned
  • con-de-scend condescend
  • con-du-cing conducing
  • con-duct-ing conducting
  • con-duct-or conductor
  • con-fe-rence conference
  • [Page 50] con-fes-sed confessed
  • con-fi-dence confidence
  • con-fi-dent confident
  • con-fi-ding confiding
  • con-fine-ment confinement
  • con-firm-ed confirmed
  • con-fis-cate confiscate
  • con-flict-ing conflicting
  • con-flu-ence confluence
  • con-form-ed conformed
  • con-form-ing conforming
  • con-for-mist conformist
  • con-found-ed confounded
  • con-fu-sed confused
  • con-fu-ted confuted
  • con-geal-ed congealed
  • con-gru-ous congruous
  • con-je-cture conjecture
  • con-joyn-ing conjoyning
  • con-ju-gal conjugal
  • con-ju-ring conjuring
  • con-ju-rer conjurer
  • con-nex-ing connexing
  • con-ni-ving conniving
  • con-que-rour conquerour
  • con-que-ring conquering
  • con-sci-ence conscience
  • con-sci-ous conscious
  • con-se-crate consecrate
  • con-sent-ing consenting
  • con-se-quence consequence
  • con-si-der consider
  • con-sist-ing consisting
  • con-serv-ing conserving
  • con-sign-ing consigning
  • con-sort-ed consorted
  • con-so-nant consonant
  • con-spi-ring conspiring
  • con-sta-ble constable
  • con-stan-cy constancy
  • con-stru-ing construing
  • con-su-ming consuming
  • con-sum-mate consummate
  • con-sump-tive consumptive
  • con [...]sti-tute constitute
  • con-strain-ed constrained
  • con-sult-ed consulted
  • con-tain-ed contained
  • con-temn-ed contemned
  • con-tem-plate contemplate
  • con-tent-ed contented
  • con-test-ing contesting
  • con-ti-nence continence
  • con-tract-ed contracted
  • con-tra-dict contradict
  • con-tra-ry contrary
  • con-tri-bute contribute
  • con-tri-vance contrivance
  • con-tro-ling controling
  • con-tro-vert controvert
  • con-ve-ning convening
  • con-ver-sant conversant
  • con-vert-ed converted
  • con-vey-ing conveying
  • con-vict-ed convicted
  • con-vin-ced convinced
  • con-vo-cate convocate
  • con-voy-ing convoying
  • cook-e-ry cookery
  • co-part-ner copartner
  • co-pi-ous copious
  • cop-per-smith coppersmith
  • co-py-ing copying
  • co-py-book copybook
  • co-py-hold copyhold
  • cor-di-al cordial
  • cor-mo-rant cormorant
  • co-ro-ner coroner
  • cer-po-ral corporal
  • cor-pu-lent corpulent
  • cor-re-ctive corrective
  • cor-rect-ed corrected
  • cor-res-pond correspond
  • cor-rupt-ed corrupted
  • cor-ro-sive eorrosive
  • cost-li-ness costliness
  • cot-ta-ges cottages
  • co-ve-nant covenant
  • co-ver-ing covering
  • co-ver-ed covered
  • [Page 51] co-ve-tous covetous
  • coun-cel-lor councellor
  • coun-cel-led councelled
  • coun-te-nance countenance
  • coun-ter-feit counterfeit
  • coun-ter-vail countervail
  • coun-ty-court countycourt
  • coun-try-man countryman
  • cour-te-sie courtesie
  • cour-te-ous courteous
  • cour-ti-er courtier
  • cow-ar-dise cowardise
  • crab-bed-ness crabbedness
  • craf-ti-ness craftiness
  • cra-si-ness crasiness
  • cra-ving-ly cravingly
  • cre-a-tor creator
  • cre-di-tor creditor
  • cre-di-bly credibly
  • cri-ple-ing cripleing
  • cro-co-dile crocodile
  • crook-ed-ness crookedness
  • cru-ci-fie crucifie
  • cris-ta-line cristaline
  • cru-el-ty cruelty
  • cu-cu-mers cucumers
  • cun-ning-ly cunningly
  • cud-gel-ling cudgeling
  • cul [...]pa-ble culpable
  • cum-ber-ing cumbering
  • cum-min-seeds cumminseeds
  • cup-bear-er cupbearet
  • cup-boards-head cupboardshead
  • cu-ri-ous curious
  • cur-rent-ly currently
  • cur-ry-comb currycomb
  • cur-sed-ly cursedly
  • cush-i-on cushion
  • cus-to-mer customer
  • cus-to-dy custody
  • cus-tom-house customhouse
  • cut-ting-room cuttingroom

D. D.

  • Dal-ly-ing Dallying
  • dam-na-ble damnable
  • dam-ma-ges dammages
  • dam-mask-ing dammasking
  • dam-ni-fie damnifie
  • da-mo-sel damosel
  • damp-ish-ness dampishness
  • dan-ge-rous dangerous
  • dan-di-prat dandiprat
  • dan-cing-school dancingschool
  • dap-per-blade dapperblade
  • da-ring-ly daringly
  • dar-ken-ed darkened
  • daw-bing-ly dawbingly
  • dead-ish-ness deadishness
  • deaf-ish-ness deafishness
  • de-bi-tor debitor
  • de-ben-tor debentor
  • de-bo-nair debonair
  • dea-ne-ry deanery
  • dear-li-er dearlier
  • de-ba-sing debasing
  • de-ba-ting debating
  • de-cay-ing decaying
  • de-cea-sed deceased
  • de-ceiv-ed deceived
  • de-ceit-ful deceitful
  • de-cei-ver deceiver
  • de-cen-cy decency
  • de-cent-ly decently
  • de-cent-ness decentne [...]s
  • de-ci-ded decided
  • de-cla-red declared
  • de-coct-ed decocted
  • de-creas-ed decreased
  • de-cree-ing decreeing
  • de-cli-ning declining
  • de-cre-pit decrepit
  • de-di-cate dedicate
  • de-fa-cing defacing
  • de-fa-ming defaming
  • de-feat-ing defeating
  • [Page 52] de-fen-ced defenced
  • de-fend-ed defended
  • de-fen-der defender
  • de-fer-ring deferring
  • de-fy-ing defying
  • de-fi-ling defiling
  • de-fraud-ing defrauding
  • de [...]fi-ning defining
  • de-form-ing deforming
  • de-fray-ing defraying
  • de-gra-ding degrading
  • de-ject-ed dejected
  • de-i-ty deity
  • de-lay-ing delaying
  • de-le-gate delegate
  • de-li-cate delicate
  • de-light-ful delightful
  • de [...]lin-quent delinquent
  • de-li-ver deliver
  • de-lu-ded deluded
  • de-mand-ing demanding
  • de-mean-or demeanor
  • de-me [...]rit demerit
  • de-mi-sed demised
  • de-mo-lish demolish
  • de-mon-strate demonstrate
  • de-mur-ring demurring
  • de-mure-ness demureness
  • de-ni-al denyal
  • de-noun-cing denouncing
  • de-part-ing departing
  • de-plo [...]red deplored
  • de-po-sed deposed
  • de-pra-ved depraved
  • de-pri-ved deprived
  • de-pres-sed depressed
  • de-pu-ted d [...]puted
  • de-pu-ty deputy
  • de-ri-ded derided
  • de-ro-gate d [...]rogate
  • de-scend-ing descending
  • de-scri-bed described
  • de-sert-ed deserted
  • de-sign-ed designed
  • de-ser-ving deserving
  • de-si-ring desiring
  • de-sist-ing desisting
  • de-so-late desolate
  • de-spair-ing despairing
  • des-pe-rate desperate
  • de-spi-sing despising
  • de-sti-tute destitute
  • de-stroy-ing destroying
  • de-struc-tive destructive
  • de-tain-ed detained
  • de-ter-mine determine
  • de-ter-ing detering
  • de-test-ing detesting
  • de-vi-ces devices
  • de-vil-ish devilish
  • de-vi-sing devising
  • de-vo-ted devoted
  • de-vour-ing devouring
  • di-a-dem diadem
  • di-a-logue dialogue
  • di-a-mond diamond
  • dif-fer-ence difference
  • dif-fi-cult difficult
  • dif-fi-dent diffident
  • di-gest-ed digested
  • dig-ni-fie dignifie
  • dig-ni-ty dignity
  • di-gres-sed digressed
  • di-li-gence diligence
  • di-li-gent diligent
  • di-mi-nish diminish
  • di-ning-room diningroom
  • di-o-cess diocess
  • di-a-lect dialect
  • di-rect-ed directed
  • di-rect-ly directly
  • dis-a-ble disable
  • dis-a-gree disagree
  • dis-ap-point disappoint
  • dis-ap-prove disapprove
  • dis-al-low disallow
  • dis-a-nul disanul
  • dis-arm-ed disarmed
  • dis-cern-ed discerned
  • dis-charg-ed discharged
  • [Page 53] dis-ci-ple disciple
  • dis-ci-pline discipline
  • dis-claim-ing disclaiming
  • dis-clo-sed disclosed
  • dis-com-fit discomfit
  • dis-con-tent discontent
  • dis-cre-dit discredit
  • dis-co-ver discover
  • dis-cou-rage discourage
  • dis-creet-ness discreetness
  • dis-cour-sing discoursing
  • dis-dain-ful disdainful
  • di-sea-sed diseased
  • dis-en-gage disengage
  • dis-fi-gure disfigure
  • dis-gra-cing disgracing
  • dis-gui-sing disguising
  • dis-heart-en dishearten
  • dis-ho-nest dishonest
  • dis-ho-nour dishonour
  • dis-joyn-ing disjoyning
  • dis-o-bey disobey
  • dis-ob-lige disoblige
  • dis-or-der disorder
  • dis-may-ed dismayed
  • dis-mem-ber dismember
  • dis-mis-sed dismissed
  • dis-lo-cate dislocate
  • dis-man-tle dismantle
  • dis-pair-ing dispairing
  • dis-pa-rage disparage
  • dis-pen-sed dispensed
  • dis-per-sed dispersed
  • dis-play-ing displaying
  • dis-plea-sure displeasure
  • dis-po-sed diposed
  • dis-pos-sess dispossess
  • dis-pu-ting disputing
  • dis-patch-ing dispatching
  • dis-prais-ed dispraised
  • dis-pro-fit disprofit
  • dis-pro-ved disproved
  • dis-qui-et di [...]quiet
  • dis-re-pute disrepute
  • dis-sem-ble dissemble
  • dis-sent-ing dissenting
  • dis-se-ver dissever
  • dis-solv-ing dissolving
  • dis-so-lute dissolute
  • dis-sua-ded dissuaded
  • dis-tast-ed distasted
  • dis-tem-per distemper.
  • dis-tinct-ly distinctly
  • dis-tin-guish distinguish
  • dis-tinct-ly distinctly
  • dis-tract-ed distracted
  • dis-train-ed distrained
  • dis-tres-sed distressed
  • dis-tri-bute distribute
  • dis-trust-ing distrusting
  • di-vert-ing diverting
  • di-vine-ly divinely
  • di-vi-dend dividend
  • di-vi-ding dividing
  • di-vor-ced divorced
  • di-vorce-ment divorcement
  • di [...]vulg-ing divulging
  • di-ur-nal diurnal
  • doc-tri-nal doctrinal
  • do-mi-neer domineer
  • do-ting-ly dotingly
  • droop-ing-ly droopingly
  • drop-si-cal dropsical
  • dun-ge-on dungeon
  • du-ra-ble durable
  • dread-ful-ness dreadfulness
  • drun-ken-ness drunkenness
  • drow-si-ness drowsiness
  • drug-gis-ter druggister
  • du-ti-ful dutiful
  • dust-bas-ket dustbasket
  • du-ra-ble durable
  • dul-ci-mer dulcimer
  • do-lo-rous dolorous
  • dole-ful-ness dolefulness

E. E.

  • Ea-ger-ness Eagerness
  • ear-li-er earlier
  • [Page 54] ear-nest-ly earnestly
  • earth-li-ness earthliness
  • ea-si-ness easiness
  • eas-ter-ly easterly
  • e-bo-ny ebony
  • ec-cho-ing ecchoing
  • e-clyp-tick eclyptick
  • e-di-fie edifie
  • e-di-tor editor
  • e-du-cate educate
  • ef-fect-ed effected
  • e-ject-ment ejectment
  • eigh-teenth-ly eighteenthly
  • e-lect-ed elected
  • el-der-ly elderly
  • e-le-gant elegant
  • e-le-ment element
  • e-le-phant elephant
  • e-le-vate elevate
  • e-le-ven eleven
  • e-le-venth eleventh
  • e-lo-quence eloquence
  • e-lo-quent eloquent
  • em-bas-sy embassy
  • em-bol-den embolden
  • em-bra-cing embracing
  • em-broi-der embroider
  • em-bri-o embrio
  • e-me-rald emeral [...]
  • e-me-rods emerods
  • e-mi-nent eminent
  • em-ploy-ment employment
  • em-pti-ness emptiness
  • em-pair-ed empaired
  • em-pe-ror emperor
  • em-pha-sis emphasis
  • e-na-ble enable
  • e-na-mour enamour
  • en-camp-ed encamped
  • en-coun-ter encounter
  • e [...]-com-pass encompass
  • en [...]cou-rage encourage
  • en- [...]hant-ment enchantment
  • en-creas-ed encreased
  • en-croach-ing encroaching
  • en-cum-ber encumber
  • en-da-mage endamage
  • en-dan-ger endanger
  • en-dea-vour endeavour
  • en-di-ting enditing
  • en-dow-ment endowment
  • en-dear-ing endearing
  • en-du-reth endureth
  • e-ne-my enemy
  • en-ga-ged engaged
  • en-feoff-ment enfeoffment
  • en-fla-ming enflaming
  • en-for-ced enforced
  • en-fran-chise enfranchise
  • en-gage-ment engagement
  • en-gra-ving engraving
  • en-joy-ment enjoyment
  • en-joyn-ing enjoyning
  • en-large-ment enlargement
  • en-light-en enlighten
  • en-joy-ed enjoyed
  • en-mi-ty enmity
  • e-no-ble enoble
  • en-qui-ring enquiring
  • en-rich-ing enriching
  • en-stal-ling enstalling
  • en-sam-ple ensample
  • en-su-ing ensuing
  • en-tail-ed entailed
  • en-tan-gle entangle
  • en-ter-course entercourse
  • en-ter-fer enterfer
  • en-ter-cede entercede
  • en-ter-prize enterprize
  • en-sna-red ensnared
  • en-ti-ced enticed
  • en-ter-tain entertain
  • en-tran-ces entrances
  • en-vi-ous envious
  • en-vy-ing envying
  • en-treat-ing entreating
  • en-trust-ing entrusting
  • en-tomb-ed entombed
  • en-ti-tle entitle
  • en-thro-ning enthroning
  • [Page 55] en-thral-ling enthralling
  • en-trap-ping entrapping
  • en-vi-ron environ
  • en-tire-ly entirely
  • e-pi-cure epicure
  • e-pi-gram epigram
  • e-pi-stle epistle
  • e-pi-logue epilogue
  • e-qual-ler equaller
  • e-qui-page equipage
  • e-qui-ty equity
  • e-rect-ed erected
  • e-sca-ping escaping
  • e-schew-ing eschewing
  • e-spi-ed espied
  • e-spou-sing espousing
  • es-say-ing essaying
  • e-sta-blish establish
  • e-steemed esteemed
  • es-ti-mate estimate
  • e-strang-ing estranging
  • e-ter-nal eternal
  • e-ven-ing evening
  • e-ven-song evensong
  • e-ven-tide eventide
  • eu-cha-rist eucharist
  • e-ver-more evermore
  • e-ve-ry every
  • e-vi-dence evidence
  • e-vi-dent evident
  • e-vil-ler evill [...]r
  • ex-act-ing exacting
  • ex-act-er exacter
  • ex-act-ness exactness
  • ex-alt-ed exalted
  • ex-a-mine examine
  • ex-am-ple example
  • ex-ceed-ing exceeding
  • ex-cel-lent excellent
  • ex [...]cel-ling excelling
  • [...]x-cept-ed excepted
  • ex-ces-sive excessive
  • ex-chang [...]ing exchanging
  • ex-clu-ded excluded
  • ex-clu-sive exclusive
  • ex-che-quer exchequer
  • ex-cu-sing excusing
  • ex-empt-ed exempted
  • ex-er-cise exercise
  • ex-claim-ing exclaiming
  • ex-e-crate execrate
  • ex-e-cute execute
  • ex-haust-ed exhausted
  • ex-hi-bit exhibit
  • ex-hort-ing exhorting
  • ex-or-cists exorcists
  • ex-pect-ing expecting
  • ex-pel-led expelled
  • ex-pen-ces expences
  • ex-pi-ate expiate
  • ex-pi-red expired
  • ex-plain-ing explaining
  • ex-pli-cit explicite
  • ex-pound-ing expounding
  • ex-pres [...]sing expressing
  • ex-plo [...]ded exploded
  • ex-po-site exposite
  • ex-qui-site exquisite
  • ex-ter-nal external
  • ex-tin-guish extinguish
  • ex-tol-ling extolling
  • ex-tend-ing extending
  • ex-tort-ing extorting
  • ex-tract-ing extracting
  • ex-trem [...]-ly extr [...]mely
  • ex-tri-cate extricate
  • ex-trin-sick extrinsick

F. F.

  • Fa-bu-lous Fa [...]ulous
  • fa-cti-ons factions
  • fa-cul-ty f [...]culty
  • fa-cti-on f [...]ction
  • fa- [...]ti-ons factions
  • fa-ding-ly fadingly
  • faint-heart-ed fainthearted
  • fair-ha-vens fairhavens
  • faith-ful-ly faithfully
  • fal-la-cy fallacy
  • [Page 56] fal-ter-ing faltering
  • fa-mi-ly family
  • fa-mish-ed famished
  • fa-mous-er famouser
  • fan-cy-ing fancying
  • fan-ta-sie fantasy
  • fan-tas-tick fantastick
  • far-thin-gal farthingal
  • fa-shi-on fashion
  • fas-ten-ed fastened
  • fa-ther-less fatherless
  • faul-ti-er faultier
  • fa-vour-ed favoured
  • fa-vou [...]rite favourite
  • fear-ful-ness fearfulness
  • fea-ther-ed feathered
  • fee-ble-ness feebleness
  • feed [...]ing-ly feedingly
  • feel-ing-ly feelingly
  • feign-ed-ly feignedly
  • fel-low-heirs fellowheirs
  • fel-low-ship fellowship
  • fe-mi-nine feminine
  • fer-ry-boat ferryboat
  • fer-ry-man ferryman
  • fe-of-fee feoffee
  • fer-vency fervency
  • fer-vent-ly fervently
  • fes-ter-ing festering
  • fes-ti-val festival
  • fet-ter-ed fettered
  • few-el-ing feweling
  • fic-ti-on fiction
  • fil-thi-ness filthiness
  • fi-li-al filial
  • fi-nal-ly finally
  • fi-nish-er finisher
  • fi-nish-ing finishing
  • fin-ger-ing fingering
  • fir-ma-ment firmament
  • fis-ty-cuffs fistycuffs
  • fit-ting-ly fittingly
  • fish-er-man fisherman
  • fish-ing-lines fishinglines
  • fish-ing-nets fishingnets
  • fish-ing-rods fishingrods
  • flant-ing-ly flantingly
  • flat-ter-ing flattering
  • fleg-ma-tick flegmatick
  • flou-rish-ing flourishing
  • flow-er-ing flowering
  • fold-ing-ly foldingly
  • fol-low-ing following
  • flesh-li-ness fleshliness
  • flin-ti-ness flintiness
  • flirt-ing-ly flirtingly
  • fly-blow-ing flyblowing
  • fool-ish-ness foolishness
  • for-as-much forasmuch
  • for-bear-ing forbearing
  • for-bid-ding forbidding
  • for-feit-ing forfeiting
  • fore-fa-thers forefathers
  • fore-know-ledge foreknowledge
  • fore-run-ner forerunner
  • fore-see-ing foreseeing
  • for-swear-ing forswearing
  • for-ge-ry forgery
  • fore-warn-ing forewarning
  • for-get-ful forgetful
  • for-get-ting forgetting
  • for-gi-ving forgiving
  • for-give-ness forgiveness
  • for-got-ten forgotten
  • for-mal-ly formally
  • fo-reign-er foreigner
  • for-lorn-ed forlorned
  • for-ni-cate fornicate
  • for-mer-ly formerly
  • for-sa-ken forsaken
  • for-sook-est forsookest
  • for-ti-fie fortifie
  • for-ward-ness forwardness
  • foun-der-ing foundering
  • fran-kin-cense frankincense
  • fran-tick-ness frantickness
  • frau-du-lent fraudulent
  • free-wo-man freewoman
  • fre-quent-ly frequently
  • fret-ting-ly frettingly
  • [Page 57] frol-lick-som frollicksom
  • fron-ti-ers frontiers
  • friend-li-ness friendliness
  • frost-bit-ten frostbitten
  • fro-ward-ly frowardly
  • frown-ing-ly frowningly
  • fruc-ti-fie fructifie
  • fruit-ful-ness fruitfulness
  • fru-stra-ted frustrated
  • frui-te-rer fruiterer
  • fu-gi-tive fugitive
  • ful-fil-led fulfilled
  • ful-som-ness fulsomness
  • fu-mi-gate fumigate
  • func-ti-on function
  • fun-da-ment fundament
  • fu-ne-ral funeral
  • fur-bish-ing furbishing
  • fu-ri-ous furious
  • fur-me-ty furmety
  • fur-na-ces furnaces
  • fur-nish-ed furnished
  • fur-ni-ture furniture
  • [...]ur-ri-er furrier
  • fur-ther-ance furtherance
  • fur-ther-end furtherend
  • fur-ther-side furtherside
  • fur-ther-off furtheroff
  • fur-ther-more furthermore
  • fus-ti-ans fustians
  • fus-ty-guts fustyguts

G. G.

  • Gab-ble-ing G [...]bbleing
  • gad-ding-ly gaddingly
  • gain-say-ers gainsayers
  • gain-say-ing gainsaying
  • gal-ba-num galbanum
  • gal-lan-try gallantry
  • gal-le-ry gallery
  • g [...]l-ley-slave galleyslave
  • gar-di-ner gardiner
  • gar-nish-ed garnish [...]d
  • gar-ri- [...]on garrison
  • ga-ther-ing gathering
  • gen-der-ing gendering
  • ga-zing-stock gazingstock
  • ge-mi-ni gemini
  • ge-ne-ral general
  • ge-ne-rate generate
  • gen-tle-ness gentleness
  • gen-tle-man gentleman
  • gent-li-er gentlier
  • ghost-li-ness ghostliness
  • gib-ber-ish gibberish
  • gid-di-ness giddiness
  • gid-dy-brains giddybrains
  • gin-ger-bread gingerbread
  • glass-hou-ses glasshouses
  • glau-ber-ing glaubering
  • glit-ter-ing glittering
  • glis-ter-ing glistering
  • glis-ter-pipe glisterpipe
  • gloo-mi-ness gloominess
  • glo-ri-fie glorifie
  • glo-ry-ing glorying
  • glo- [...]i-ous glorious
  • glu-ten-ous glutenous
  • glut-to-ny gluttony
  • god-li-ness godliness
  • good-li-ness goodliness
  • gor-ge-ous gorgeous
  • go-vern-ment government
  • go-ver-nour governour
  • gos-sip-ing gossiping
  • gra-ci-ous gracious
  • grand-chil-dren grandchildren
  • grand-fa-ther grandfather
  • grand-mo-ther grandmother
  • grai-ne-ry grainer [...]
  • gra-ti-tude gratitude
  • gras-hop-per grashopper
  • gra-vel-ling gravelling
  • gra-vi-ty gravity
  • gree-di-ness greediness
  • grie-vously grievously
  • grid-i-ron gridiron
  • gril-li-ade grilliade
  • grudg-ing-ly grudgingly
  • [Page 58] guar-di-an guardian
  • gum-san-drick gumsandrick
  • gun-ners-mate gunnersmate
  • gun-pow-der gunpowder
  • gut-ter-ing guttering
  • guil-ti-ness guiltiness

H. H.

  • Ha-bi-ted Habited
  • hack-ney-coach hackneycoach
  • hag-rid [...]den hagridden
  • hal-low-ed hallowed
  • ham-per-ing hampering
  • han-dy-craft handycraft
  • han-dy-work handywork
  • hand-ker-chiefs handkerchiefs
  • hand-mai-den handmaiden
  • hand-wri-ting handwriting
  • han-dle-ing handleing
  • hand-som-ness handsomness
  • hap-pen-ed happened
  • hap-pi-er happier
  • har-bour-ing harbouring
  • har-den-ed hardened
  • har-mo-ny harmony
  • har-ras-sing harrassing
  • har-vest-time harvesttime
  • has-ti-ness hastiness
  • hate-ful-ler hatefuller
  • hay-ma-king haymaking
  • haugh-ti-ness haughtiness
  • hea-di-er headyer
  • heal-thi-er healthier
  • hear-ken-ed hearkened
  • hear-ti-er heartier
  • hea-then-ish heathenish
  • hea-ven-ly heavenly
  • hedg [...]et-ter hedgsetter
  • heed-les-ness heedlesness
  • heed-ful-ness heedfulness
  • hel-lish-est hellishest
  • help-les-est helplesest
  • help-ful-lest helpfullest
  • here-af-ter hereafter
  • here-to-fore heretofore
  • hence-for-ward henceforward
  • he-re-sie heresie
  • he-re-tick heretick
  • he-ri-tage heritage
  • he-ro-ick heroick
  • hi-de-ous hideous
  • hin-der-ing hindering
  • hin-der-ance hinderance
  • hin-der-most hindermost
  • his-to-ry history
  • hi-ther-ward hitherward
  • hi-ther-to hitherto
  • hog-gish-est hoggishest
  • ho-li-er holier
  • ho-li-ness holiness
  • home-li-er homelier
  • ho-mi-ly homily
  • ho-nour-ing honouring
  • ho-mi-cide homicide
  • hol-low-ness hollowness
  • ho-ne-sty honesty
  • ho-ney-comb honeycomb
  • ho-ney-pot honeypot
  • hope-ful-lest hopefullest
  • hop-mer-chant hopmerchant
  • ho-ri-zon horizon
  • hor-rid-ness horridness
  • hor-ri-ble horrible
  • hos-ta-ges hostages
  • house-hold-er householder
  • house-hold-stuff householdstuff
  • house-keep-er housekeeper
  • how-be-it howbeit
  • hum [...]ble-ness humbleness
  • hu-mor-ing humoring
  • hum-ming-ly hummingly
  • hun-ger-ing hungering
  • hunt-ing-match huntingmatch
  • hur-ri-cane hurricane
  • hur-rired hurried
  • hus-band-man husb [...]ndman
  • hus-band-men husbandmen
  • hus-ban-dry husbandry
  • hy-po-crites hypocrites
  • [Page 59] hy-po-cras hypocras

I. I.

  • I-dle-ness Idleness
  • [...]-de-a idea
  • [...]ea-lou-sie jealousie
  • [...]eo-par-dy jeopardy
  • [...]eer-ing-ly jeeringly
  • [...]eest-ing-ly jestingly
  • [...]et-ting-ly jettingly
  • [...]e-su-it jesuit
  • [...]ew-el-ler jeweller
  • [...]ew-el-ling jewelling
  • [...]g-no-ble ignoble
  • [...]g-no-rance ignorance
  • [...]g-no-rant ignorant
  • [...]l-le-gal illegal
  • [...]m-be-zil imbezil
  • [...]m-balm-ing imbalming
  • [...]-ma-ges images
  • [...]-ma-gine imagine
  • [...]m-bold-ned imboldned
  • [...]-mi-tate imitate
  • [...]m-mer-ced immerced
  • im-mi-nent imminent
  • im-mo-dest immodest
  • im-mor-tal immortal
  • im-part-ing imparting
  • im-per-fect imperfect
  • im-pi-ous impious
  • im-plo-ring imploring
  • im-ploy-ed imployed
  • im-ploy-ment imployment
  • im-por-tance importance
  • im-por-tune importune
  • im-po-sed imposed
  • im-post-hume imposthume
  • im-pos-ture imposture
  • im-po-tent impotent
  • im-prove-ment improvement
  • im-pro-per improper
  • im-pu-ted imputed
  • im-pu-test imputest
  • in-as-much inasmuch
  • in-car-nate incarnate
  • in-cen-sed incensed
  • in-chant-ed inchanted
  • in-chant-ment inchantment
  • in-cert-ed incerted
  • in-cli-ning inclining
  • in-clo [...]sed inclosed
  • in-clu-sive inclusive
  • in-con-stant inconstant
  • in-crea-sing increasing
  • in-croach-ing incroaching
  • in-cul-cate inculcate
  • in-cum-bent incumbent
  • in-cum-brance incumbrance
  • in-dear-ed indeared
  • in-debt-ed indebted
  • in-den-ture indenture
  • in-dent-ed indented
  • in-di-ting inditing
  • in-di-gent indigent
  • in-dea-vour indeavour
  • in-di-rect indirect
  • in-dis-creet indiscreet
  • in-dor-sed indorsed
  • in-dow-ed indowed
  • in-du-ced induced
  • in [...]dul-gence indulgence
  • in-dul-gent indulgent
  • in-fa-my infamy
  • in-fa-mous infamous
  • in-fan-cy infancy
  • in-fan-try infantr [...]
  • in [...]fan-gled infangled
  • in-fect-ed infected
  • in-fe-rence inference
  • in-fer-nal infernal
  • in-fi-del infidel
  • in [...]fi-nite infinite
  • in-flict-ed inflicted
  • in-flaming inflaming
  • in-fold-ing infolding
  • in-form-er informer
  • in-form-ing informing
  • in-flu-ence influence
  • in-fring-ing infringing
  • [Page 60] in-graft-ing ingrafting
  • in-gage-ment ingagement
  • in-grate-ful ingrateful
  • in-ha-bit inhabit
  • in-he-rent inherent
  • in-he-rit inherit
  • in-joy-ing injoying
  • in-ju-stice injustice
  • in-joyn-ing injoyning
  • in-large-ment inlargement
  • in-ligh-ten inlighten
  • inn-keep-er innkeeper
  • in-ner-most innermost
  • in-no-cent innocent
  • in-so-much insomuch
  • in-qui-ry inquiry
  • in-rol-led inrolled
  • in-sight-ed insighted
  • in-so-lent insolent
  • in-spect-ing inspecting
  • in-spi-red inspired
  • in-sta-ble instable
  • in-stan-ces instances
  • in-stant-ly instantly
  • in-stinct-ed instincted
  • in-sti-tute institute
  • in-struct-ed instructed
  • in-stru-ment instrument
  • in-tan-gle intangle
  • in-tel-lects intellects
  • in-tend-ing intending
  • in-ter-cede intercede
  • in-ter-cept intercept
  • in-ter-course intercourse
  • in-ter-change interchange
  • in-te-rest interest
  • in-ter-nal internal
  • in-ter-pose interpose
  • in-ter-pret interpret
  • in-ter-rupt interrupt
  • in-ter-fere interfere
  • in-ter-val interval
  • in-ter-vene intervene
  • in-thral-ling inthralling
  • in-thro-ning inthroning
  • in-ti-mate intimate
  • in-tire-ly intirely
  • in-ti-tle intitle
  • in-trea-ty intreaty
  • in-tru-ding intruding
  • in-tro-duce introduce
  • in-trust-ed intrusted
  • in-va-lid invalid
  • in-va-ding invading
  • in-veigh-ing inveighing
  • in-vei-gle inveigle
  • in-vent-ing inventing
  • in-vi-ron inviron
  • in-volv-ing involving
  • in-vi-ting inviting
  • in-ward-ly inwardly
  • join-tu-ring joynturing
  • jour-neying journeying
  • i-vo-ry ivory
  • joy-ful-ness joyfulness
  • ju-bi-le jubile
  • ir-ri-ate irriate
  • is-su-ed issued
  • ju-da-ism judaism
  • jus-ti-ces justices
  • ju-sti-fie justifie

K. K.

  • Ka-len-da [...] Kalendar
  • kind-nes-ses kindnesses
  • kil-der-kin kilderkin
  • ki-bed-heels kibedheels
  • kid-nap-per kidnapper
  • kins-wo-man kinswoman
  • kis-sing-crust kissingcrust
  • knead-ing-trough kneadingtrough
  • know-ing-ly knowingly
  • knuc-kle-bone knucklebone

L. L.

  • La-bour-ing Labouring
  • la-by-rinth labyrinth
  • lac-ker-ing lackering
  • [Page 61] la-dy-day ladyday
  • la-dy-ship ladyship
  • la-i-ty laity
  • la-ment-ed lamented
  • lan-dres-ses landresses
  • lan-gua-ges languages
  • lan-guish-ing languishing
  • l [...]t-ter-end latterend
  • la-zi-ly lazily
  • lea-ven-ed leavened
  • lec-tu-rer lecturer
  • left-hand-ed lefthanded
  • lea-den-mines leadenmines
  • le-che-ry lechery
  • le-ga-cy legacy
  • le-gi-on legion
  • length-en-ed lengthened
  • lent-preach-ers lentpreachers
  • lem-mo-nade lemmonade
  • le-o-pard leopard
  • le-pro-sie leprosie
  • learn-ed-ly learnedly
  • les-sen-ing lessening
  • let-ter-case lettercase
  • let-ti-ces lettices
  • le-vel-ling levelling
  • le-vi-ty levity
  • l [...]-be-ral liberal
  • l [...]-ber-ty liberty
  • l [...]-ber-tine libertine
  • l [...]-bel-ling libelling
  • [...]-cen-sing licensing
  • [...]eu-te-nant lieutenant
  • l [...]gh-ten-ing lightening
  • l [...]fe-guard-man lifeguardman
  • li-mit-ed limited
  • [...]-ne-age lineage
  • [...]-o-ness lioness
  • [...]n-ger-ing lingering
  • [...]s-ten-ing listening
  • [...]t-tle-ness littleness
  • [...]ve-li-ness liveliness
  • [...]ath-som-ness loathsomne [...]s
  • [...]of-ti-ness loftiness
  • [...]ne-som-ness lonesomness
  • love-li-ness loveliness
  • lou-si-ness lousiness
  • low-li-ness lowliness
  • lon-don-bridge londonbridge
  • lon-don-town londontown
  • look-ing-glass lookingglass
  • low-er-most lowermost
  • luke-warm-ness lukewarmness
  • lu-na-tick lunatick
  • lurk-ing-ly lurkingly
  • lus-ty-guts lustyguts
  • lu-shi-ous lushious
  • ly-ri-cal lyrical

M. M.

  • Ma-ca-roons Macaroons
  • mac-ke-rel mackerel
  • ma-gi-strate magistrate
  • mag-ni-fie magnifie
  • mag-ni-tude magnitude
  • ma-ga-zine magazine
  • mai-den-head maidenhead
  • maid-ser-vant maidservant
  • ma-je-sty majesty
  • main-te-nance maintenance
  • main-tain-ed maintained
  • male-chil-dren malechildren
  • ma-lig-nant malignant
  • ma-nage-ment management
  • ma-na-cles manacles
  • ma-ho-met mahomet
  • ma-ni-fest manifest
  • ma-ni-fold manifold
  • man-si-on mansion
  • ma-nu-ring manuring
  • ma-nu-script manuscript
  • man-ser-vant manservant
  • man-slay-er manslayer
  • man-slaugh-ter manslaughter
  • mar-gi-nal marginal
  • mar-ket-ing marketing
  • mar-ket-cross marketcross
  • ma-ri-ner mariner
  • mar-ri-age marriage
  • [Page 62] mar-ry-ing marrying
  • ma-rish-es marishes
  • mar-ma-let marmalet
  • mar-ques-dom marquesdom
  • mar-tyr-dom martyrdom
  • mar-vel-lous marvellous
  • mas-cu-line masculine
  • mas-sa-cre massacre
  • mas-te-ry mastery
  • mea-ly-mouth mealymouth
  • match-ma-ker matchmaker
  • mea-su-ring measuring
  • me-di-ate mediate
  • me-di-cine medicine
  • me-di-tate meditate
  • me-lo-dy melody
  • me-mo-ry memory
  • men-plea-sers menpleasers
  • men-steal-ers menstealers
  • men-stru-ous menstrous
  • men-ti-on mention
  • mer-chan-dise merchandise
  • mer-ci-ful merciful
  • mer-cy-seat mercyseat
  • mer-ri-ly merrily
  • mes-sen-ger messenger
  • mes-si-as messias
  • mes-su-age messuage
  • me-ta-phor metaphor
  • me-theg-lin metheglin
  • mi-chael-mass michaelmas
  • mid-dle-most middlemost
  • migh-ti-ness mightiness
  • milk-ing-pale milkingpale
  • mil-li-ons millions
  • mi-mi-cal mimical
  • mi-ne-rals minerals
  • mi-nish-ed minished
  • mi-ni-ster minister
  • mi-ni-string ministring
  • mind-ful-ness mindfulness
  • mi-ra-cle miracle
  • mir-mi-dons mirmidons
  • mis-cal-ling miscalling
  • mis-car [...]ry miscarry
  • mis-cast-ing miscasting
  • mi-se-ry misery
  • mis-hap-pen mishappen
  • mis-chie-vous mischievous
  • mis-leading misleading
  • mis-li-king misliking
  • mis-si on mission
  • mis-ta-ken mistaken
  • mis-trust-ing mistrusting
  • mis-u-sed misused
  • mis-pend-ing mispending
  • mi-ti-gate mitigate
  • mock-e-ry mockery
  • mo-de-rate moderate
  • mo-de-sty modesty
  • mol-li-fie mollifie
  • mo-nar-chy monarchy
  • mon-strous-ly monstrously
  • mo-ra-lize moralize
  • mo-nu-ment monument
  • mor-eo-ver moreover
  • mor-tal-ly mortally
  • mort-ga-ged mortgaged
  • mor-ti-fie mortifie
  • mo-ti-on motion
  • mo-ther-less motherless
  • move-a-ble moveable
  • moun-te-bank mountebank
  • mourn-ful-ly mournfully
  • mul-ti-ply multiply
  • mur-mur-ing murmuring
  • mu- [...]a-ble mutable
  • mul-ti-tude multitude
  • mur-der-er murderer
  • mu-si-cal musical
  • mu-tu-al mutual
  • mu-stard-seed mustardseed
  • mu-stard-pot mustardpot
  • mu-ster-ing mustering
  • mut-ter-ing muttering
  • myr-tle-groves myrtlegroves
  • myr-tle-trees myrtletrees
  • my-ste-ry mystery

N. N.

  • Na-ked-ness Nakedness
  • nar-row-ly narrowly
  • nar-ra-tive narrative
  • nas-ti-ness nastiness
  • na-ti-on nation
  • na-tu-ral natural
  • naugh-ti-ness naughtiness
  • na-vi-gate navigate
  • need-ful-ler needfuller
  • need-les-ser needlesser
  • neg-lect-ed neglected
  • neg-li-gence negligence
  • neigh-bour-hood neighbourhood
  • neigh-bour-ly nighbourly
  • nei-ther-most neithermost
  • net-tle-ing nettleing
  • net-ma-ker netmaker
  • neu-tral-ly neutrally
  • news-mon-ger newsmonger
  • nib-ble-ing nibbleing
  • nig-gard-ly niggardly
  • night-watch-es nightwatches
  • nigh-tin-gale nightingale
  • nim-ble-ness nimbleness
  • nip-ping-frost nippingfrost
  • nit-ty-ness nittyness
  • no-ble-ness nobleness
  • noc-tur-nal nocturnal
  • nod-dle-head noddlehead
  • noi-som-ness noisomness
  • non-suit-ed nonsuited
  • no-ta-ble notable
  • no-ta-ry notary
  • north-bor-der northborder
  • north-quar-ter northquarter
  • no-vel-ty novelty
  • no-vem-ber november
  • no-vi-ces novices
  • nou-rish-ment nourishment
  • nul-li-ty nullity
  • num-ber-ing numbering
  • num-ber-less numberless
  • nu-me-rous numerous
  • nu-me-rate numerate
  • nun-ne-ry nunnery
  • nur-se-ry nursery
  • nur-tu-ring nurturing
  • nut-crack-er nutcracker
  • nu-tri-ment nutriment
  • nut-ting-time nuttingtime

O. O.

  • O-bey-ed Obeyed
  • o-bey-sance obeysance
  • o-bi-lisk obilisk
  • ob-ject-ed objected
  • ob-li-ged obliged
  • o-bra-zeel obrazeel
  • ob-ser-ved observed
  • ob-ser-vant observant
  • ob-scure-ness obscureness
  • ob-sti-nate obstinate
  • ob-struct-ed obstructed
  • ob-tain-ed obtained
  • ob-vi-ous obvious
  • oc-cu-list occulist
  • oc-cu-py occupy
  • oc-cur-rence occurrence
  • o-ce-an ocean
  • oc-to-ber october
  • o-di-ous odious
  • of-fen-ces offences
  • of-fend-ed offended
  • of-fen-sive offensive
  • of-fer-ing offering
  • of-fi-cer officer
  • of-fi-ces offices
  • off-scowr-ing offscowring
  • of-ten-times oftentimes
  • o-live-tree olivetree
  • o-live-yard oliveyard
  • oil-o-live oilolive
  • ol-dest-man oldestman
  • o-li-o olio
  • o-lym-pick olympick
  • o-mi-nous ominous
  • [Page 64] o-ni-ons onions
  • o-pen-arse openarse
  • o-pen-ed opened
  • o-pen-ing opening
  • o-pen-ly openly
  • o [...]pe-rate operate
  • op-po-ser opposer
  • op-po-sing opposing
  • op-po-site opposite
  • op-pres-sed oppressed
  • op-pres-sor oppressor
  • o-ra-cle oracle
  • o-ra-tor orator
  • or-dain-ed ordained
  • or-dain-ing ordaining
  • or-der-ed ordered
  • or-der-ing ordering
  • or-der-ly orderly
  • or-di-nance ordinance
  • o-ran-ges oranges
  • o-range-trees orangetrees
  • or-na-ment ornament
  • or-phan-ism orphanism
  • os-trich-es ostriches
  • o-ther-wise otherwise
  • o-ver-al overall
  • o-ver-bid overbid
  • o-ver-bake overbake
  • o-ver-boots overboots
  • o-ver-came overcame
  • o-ver-cast overcast
  • o-ver-charge overcharge
  • o-ver-came overcame
  • o-ver-did overdid
  • o-ver-do overdo
  • o-ver-drive overdrive
  • o-ver-eat overeat
  • o-ver-flow overflow
  • o-ver-earn overearn
  • o-ver-flown overflown
  • o-ver-head overhead
  • o-ver-laid overlaid
  • o-ver-look overlook
  • o-ver-matcht overmatcht
  • o-ver-much overmuch
  • o-ver-past overpast
  • o-ver-plus overplus
  • o-ver-rate overrate
  • o-ver-rule overrule
  • o-ver-reach overreach
  • o-ver-run overrun
  • o-ver-sea oversea
  • o-ver-see oversee
  • o-ver-shooes overshooes
  • o-ver-sight oversight
  • o-ver-spread overspread
  • o-ver-take overtake
  • o-ver-talk overtalk
  • o-ver-threw overthrew
  • o-ver-throw overthrow
  • o-ver-thrown overthrown
  • o-ver-took overtook
  • o-ver-turn overturn
  • o-ver-walk overwalk
  • o-ver-whelm ouerwhelm
  • o-ver-wise overwise
  • out-bid-ding outbidding
  • out-go-ings outgoings
  • out-law-ry outlawry
  • out-lan-dish outlandish
  • out-last-ing outlasting
  • out-stretch-ed outstretched
  • out-ward-ly outwardly
  • own-er-ship ownership
  • o-zi-ers oziers

P. P.

  • Pa-ci-fic Pacific
  • pack-sad-dle packsaddle
  • pa-ga-nism paganism
  • pain-ful-ness painfulness
  • pa-la-ces palaces
  • pa-lat-ed palated
  • pa-lat-bed palatbed
  • pa-la-tine palatine
  • pal-pa-ble palpable
  • palm-branch-es palmbranches
  • palm-er-worm palmerworm
  • pa-pa-cy papacy
  • [Page 65] pa-per-mills papermills
  • pa-per-scul paperscul
  • pa-ra-ble parable
  • pa-ra-dise paradise
  • pa-ra-ket paraket
  • pa-ra-mount paramount
  • pa-ra-mour paramour
  • par-don-ed pardoned
  • par-don-ing pardoning
  • pa-rish-es parishes
  • pa-rish-clerk parishclerk
  • par-ley-ing parleying
  • par-ta-kers partakers
  • par-ti-al partial
  • par-tridg-es partridges
  • pas-sa-ges passages
  • pas-sen-ger passenger
  • pas-si-on passion
  • passe-o-ver passeover
  • [...]as-to-ral pastoral
  • [...]as-tu-ring pasturing
  • pa-ti-ence patience
  • pa-ti-ent patient
  • [...]a-tri-arch patriarch
  • [...]au-ci-ty paucity
  • [...]eace-a-ble peaceable
  • [...]a-ter-nal paternal
  • [...]eace-ma-kers peacemakers
  • [...]eb-ble-stones pebblestones
  • [...]eace-ma-kers peacemakers
  • [...]e-di-gree pedigree
  • [...]ee-vish-ness peevishness
  • [...]e-li-can pelican
  • [...]e-nal-ty penalty
  • [...]e-ni-tent penitent
  • [...]e-nu-ry penury
  • [...]en-ny-loaf pennyloaf
  • [...]en-ny-post pennypost
  • [...]en-ny-worth pennyworth
  • [...]en-te-cost pentecost
  • [...]en-sive-ness pensiveness
  • [...]er-ceiv-ing perceiving
  • [...]er-fect-ing perfecting
  • [...]er-fo [...]m-ance performance
  • per-fumed perfumed
  • pe-ril-lous perillous
  • per-ju-ry perjury
  • pe-ri-wig periwig
  • pe-rish-ed perished
  • per-mit-ted permitted
  • per-se-cute persecute
  • per-plex-ed perplexed
  • per-sist-ing persisting
  • per-se-vere persevere
  • per-so-nate personate
  • per-swa-ded perswaded
  • per-spect-ive perspective
  • pes-ti-lence pestilence
  • per-tain-ing pertaining
  • per-vers-ness perversness
  • per-vert-ing perverting
  • pha-ri-see pharisee
  • phi-li-stines philistines
  • pid-ge-ons pidgeons
  • pi-e-ty piety
  • pil-gri-mage pilgrimage
  • pi-ous-ly piously
  • pi-na-cle pinacle
  • pis-tol-ed pistoled
  • pil-low-bears pillowbears
  • pi-ti-ful pitiful
  • pi-ti-ed pitied
  • plas-ter-ing plastering
  • plau-sa-ble plausable
  • plea-sant-ness pleasantness
  • plen-ti-ful plentiful
  • plea-su-red pleasured
  • pleu-ri-sie pleurisie
  • pli-a-ble pliable
  • po-e-try poetry
  • poi-son-ing poisoning
  • po-li-cy policy
  • po-lish-ed polished
  • po-li-ticks politicks
  • pome-gra-nate pomegranate
  • pon-der-ing pondering
  • po-pe-ry popery
  • po-pish-ly popishly
  • po-pu-lous populous
  • por-ti-on portion
  • [Page 66] port-man-teau portmanteau
  • po [...]-s [...]s-sed possessed
  • pos-si-ble possible
  • po-si-tive positive
  • post-mas-ter postmaster
  • po-ten-tate potentate
  • po-ver-ty poverty
  • pour-trac-ture pourtracture
  • pour-tray-ed pourtrayed
  • pow-er-ful powerful
  • pra-cti-cal practical
  • pra-cti-sed practised
  • pre-ce-dence precedence
  • pre-ci-ous precious
  • pre-cise-ness preciseness
  • pre-dict-ed predicted
  • pre-fi-gure prefigure
  • pre-ju-dice prejudice
  • pre-fer-ment preferment
  • pre-fi-gure prefigure
  • pre-la-cy prelacy
  • pre-mu-nire premunire
  • pre-pa-red prepared
  • pres-by-ter presbyter
  • pre-sump-tive presumptive
  • pre-scri-bed prescribed
  • pre-sent-ly presently
  • pre-si-dent president
  • pre-ten-ces pretences
  • pre-tend-ing pretending
  • pre-ser-ved preserved
  • pre-su-ming presuming
  • pre-vail-ed prevailed
  • pre-vent-ed prevented
  • prin-ci-pal principal
  • prin-ci-ples principles
  • print-ing-house printinghouse
  • print-ing-press printingpress
  • pri-so-ners prisoners
  • pri-vate-ly privately
  • pri-vi-ledge priviledge
  • pri-vi-ly privily
  • pro-ba-ble probable
  • pro-claim-ing proclaiming
  • pro-di-gal prodigal
  • pro-di-gy prodigy
  • pro-fit-ed profited
  • pro-ge-ny progeny
  • pro-hi-bit prohibit
  • pro-ceed-ings proceedings
  • pro-cu-ring procuring
  • pro-fes-sing professing
  • pro-long-ing prolonging
  • pro-mi-sing promising
  • pro-noun-cing pronouncing
  • pro-fa-ning profaning
  • pro-fane-ness profaneness
  • pro-pa-gate propagate
  • pro-per-ty property
  • pro-per-ly properly
  • pro-phe-sie prophesie
  • pro-phe-tess prophetess
  • pro-po-sed proposed
  • pro-pound-ed propounded
  • pro-rogue-ing prorogueing
  • pro-se-cute prosecute
  • pro-se-lyte proselyte
  • pro-spect-ive prospective
  • pro-sper-ous prosperous
  • pro-stra-ted prostrated
  • pro-tect-ed protected
  • pro-te-stant protestant
  • pro-sti-tute prostitute
  • pro-test-ed protested
  • pro-test-ing protesting
  • pro-ven-der provender
  • pro-vi-dence providence
  • pro-vi-ding providing
  • pro-vin-ces provinces
  • pro-vo-cate provocate
  • pro-vo-king provoking
  • pru-dent-ly prudently
  • psal-te-ry psaltery
  • pub-li-can publican
  • pub-li-cate publicate
  • pub-lick-ly publickly
  • pub-lish-ed published
  • pul-pi-teer pulpiteer
  • pu-nish-ment punishment
  • pur-cha-sed purchased
  • [Page 67] pu-ri-fie purifie
  • pu-ri-tan puritan
  • pu-ri-ty purity
  • pur-loyn-ing purloyning
  • pur-po-sing purposing
  • pur-su-ers pursuers
  • pur-su-ing pursuing
  • pur-te-nance purtenance

Q. Q.

  • Quaf-fing-like Quaffinglike
  • qua-ker-ism quakerism
  • qua-li-fie qualifie
  • qua-li-ty quality
  • qualm-ish-ness qualmishness
  • quan-da-ry quandary
  • quan-ti-ty quantity
  • quar-rel-ers quarrelers
  • quar-rel-ing quarreling
  • quar-ter-ing quartering
  • quar-ter-ed quartered
  • quar-ter-ly quarterly
  • que-ri-ster querister
  • que-ru-lous querulous
  • que-sti-on question
  • quick-en-eth quickeneth
  • quick-sil-ver quicksilver
  • qui-et-ness quietness
  • qui-et-ly quietly
  • quin-tes-sence quintessence
  • qui-ver-ing quivering
  • qua-ver-ing quavering
  • qui-ver-ed quivered

R. R.

  • Ra-di-cal Radical
  • ra-dish-es radishes
  • ra-di-ent radient
  • rag-ged-ness raggedness
  • ral-le-ry rallery
  • ran-coun-ter rancounter
  • ran-som-ed ransomed
  • ra-pi-er rapier
  • ra-ri-ty rarity
  • ras-ber-ries rasberries
  • ras-kal-ly raskally
  • rat-tle-ing rattleing
  • ra-ve-nous ravenous
  • ra-vish-ing ravishing
  • rea-di-ness readiness
  • re-al-ly really
  • rea-son-ing reasoning
  • re-bel-ling rebelling
  • re-bu-ked rebuked
  • re-build-ed rebuilded
  • re-ceiv-er receiver
  • re-ceiv-ing receiving
  • reck-on-ing reckoning
  • re-claim-ing reclaiming
  • re-com-mend recommend
  • re-com-pense recompense
  • re-con-cile reconcile
  • re-cord-ed recorded
  • re-cord-er recorder
  • re-count-ing recounting
  • re-cre-ate recreate
  • re-cruit-ed recruited
  • re-cti-fie rectifie
  • re-deem-er redeemer
  • re-deem-ed redeemed
  • re-dres-sed redressed
  • re-di-cule redicule
  • re-fe-rence reference
  • re-fi-ner refiner
  • re-fi-ning refining
  • re-flect-ing reflecting
  • re-form-ed reformed
  • re-frain-ing refraining
  • re-fresh-ment refreshment
  • re-fund-ing refunding
  • re-fu-sing refusing
  • re-gain-ed regained
  • re-gard-ed regarded
  • re-gi-ment regiment
  • re-gi-on region
  • re-gi-ster register
  • re-gi-stred registred
  • re-gu-lar regular
  • [Page 68] re-hear-sal rehearsal
  • re-ject-ed rejected
  • re-in-vest reinvest
  • re-joy-cing rejoycing
  • re-joyn-der rejoynder
  • re-laps-ed relapsed
  • re-la-ted related
  • re-leas-ed released
  • re-lent-ing relenting
  • re-let-ting reletting
  • re-li-ed relied
  • re-liev-ing relieving
  • re-lin-quish relinquish
  • re-lish-ed relished
  • re-mand-ed remanded
  • re-main-der remainder
  • re-main-ed remained
  • re-me-dy remedy
  • re-melt-ing remelting
  • re-mem-ber remember
  • re-mem-brance remembrance
  • re-mind-ed reminded
  • re-mit-ted remitted
  • re-miss-ness remissness
  • re-mo-test remotest
  • re-mo-ved removed
  • re-mo-ving removing
  • ren-der-ed rendered
  • ren-de-vous rendevous
  • re-new-ed renewed
  • re-noun-cing renouncing
  • re-pair-ed repaired
  • re-pay-ed repayed
  • re-past-ed repasted
  • re-peal-ed repealed
  • re-peat-ed repeated
  • re-pel-ling repelling
  • re-pen-tance repentance
  • re-pi-ning rapining
  • re-plant-ed replanted
  • re-ple-nish replenish
  • re-ple-vin replevin
  • re-ply-ing replying
  • re-port-ed reported
  • re-po-sed reposed
  • re-pre-hend reprehend
  • re-pre-sent represent
  • re-print-ed reprinted
  • re-pri-sal reprisal
  • re-pro-bate reprobate
  • re-proach-ed reproached
  • re-pro-ved reproved
  • re-pug-nant repugnant
  • re-pul-sed repulsed
  • re-purg-ed repurged
  • re-pu-ted reputed
  • re-quest-ed requested
  • re-qui-red required
  • re-qui-ted requited
  • re-qui-site requisite
  • re-scu-ed rescued
  • re-sem-ble resemble
  • re-sent-ed resented
  • re-serv-ed reserved
  • re-si-ding residing
  • re-si-due residue
  • re-sign-ed resigned
  • re-sist-ed resisted
  • re-solv-ed resolved
  • re-so-lute resolute
  • re-sort-ed resorted
  • re-spect-ed respected
  • re-spect-ive respective
  • re-sto-red restored
  • re-strain-ed restrained
  • re-tain-ed retained
  • re-tard-ed retarded
  • re-ten-tive retentive
  • re-ti-nue retinue
  • re-ti-red retired
  • re-tort-ed retorted
  • re-tract-ed retracted
  • re-trench-ed retrenched
  • re-treat-ed retreated
  • retriev-ed retrieved
  • re-tro-grade retrograde
  • re-tri-bute retribute
  • re-turn-ed returned
  • re-veal-ed revealed
  • re-ven-ger revenger
  • [Page 69] re-vel-lings revellings
  • re-ve-nue revenue
  • re-ve-rend reverend
  • re-ve-rence reverence
  • re-ver-sed reversed
  • re-view-ed reviewed
  • re-vi-ling reviling
  • re-vi-sing revising
  • re-vi-ved revived
  • re-vo-ked revoked
  • re-volt-ed revolted
  • re-vo-lute revolute
  • re-vow-ed revowed
  • re-ward-er rewarder
  • re-ward-ing rewarding
  • rhe-nish-wine rhenishwine
  • rhe-to-rick rhetorick
  • ri-bal-dry ribaldry
  • ri-fle-ing rifleing
  • righ-te-ous righteous
  • ri-go-rous rigorous
  • ring-lead-er ringleader
  • ri-ot-ing rioting
  • ri-ot-ous riotous
  • ri-pen-ing ripening
  • ri-sing-sun risingsun
  • rob-be-ry robbery
  • rol-ling-stone rollingstone
  • rope-ma-kers ropemakers
  • rose-ma-ry rosemary
  • rot-ten-ness rottenness
  • round-a-bout roundabout
  • roy-al-ty royalty
  • ruf-fi-an ruffian
  • rug-ged-ness ruggedness
  • ru-i-nous ruinous
  • rum-mi-ging rummiging
  • ru-mor-ous rumorous
  • run-a-gate runagate
  • rud-der-bands rudderbands
  • rud-di-ness ruddiness
  • ru-di-ments rudiments
  • rus-ti-ness rustiness
  • rut-ting-time ruttingtime
  • rup-ture-truss rupturetruss

S. S.

  • Sab-ba-oth Sabbaoth
  • sa-cra-ment sacrament
  • sa-cri-fice sacrifice
  • sa-cri-ledge sacriledge
  • sa-cred-ness sacredness
  • sad-dle-ing saddleing
  • sad-du-ces sadduces
  • safe-guard-ed safeguarded
  • sal-va-tor salvator
  • sa-lu-ting saluting
  • san-cti-fie sanctifie
  • sa-tur-day saturday
  • sa-ti-ate satiate
  • sa-tis-fie satisfie
  • sa-vage-ness savageness
  • sau-cy-ness saucyness
  • sau-sa-ges sausages
  • sa-ving-ly savingly
  • sa-vi-our saviour
  • sa-vou-ry savoury
  • scab-bed-ness scabbedness
  • scan-da-lous scanda [...]ous
  • scar-ci-ty scarcity
  • scat-ter-ed scattered
  • sca-ven-ger scavenger
  • schis-ma-tick schismatick
  • sci-en-ces sciences
  • school-but-ter schoolbutter
  • school-mas-ter schoolmaster
  • school-mis-tress schoolmistress
  • scorn-ful-ness scornfulness
  • scor-pi-on scorpion
  • scorch-ed-ness scorchedness
  • scoul-ing-ly scoulingly
  • scos-sing-ly scossingly
  • scold-ing-ly scoldingly
  • scot-tish-ness scottishness
  • scoun-der-el scounderel
  • scra-ping-ly scrapingly
  • scrib-ble-ing scribbleing
  • scrip-tu-ral scriptural
  • scri-ve-ner scrivener
  • [Page 70] scrol-ling-ly scrollingly
  • scru-pu-lous scrupulous
  • scru-ti-ny scrutiny
  • scuf-fle-ing scuffleing
  • scul-li-on scullion
  • scur-vy-er scurvyer
  • scut-che-on scutcheon
  • seam-ster-ess seamsteress
  • search-ing-ly searchingly
  • sea-son-ed seasoned
  • sec-ta-ry sectary
  • se-cond-ly secondly
  • se-cre-sie secresie
  • se-cret-ly secretly
  • sec-ti-on section
  • se-cu-lar secular
  • se-cure-ly securely
  • se-cu-red secured
  • se-du-cer seducer
  • se-du-cing seducing
  • seem-ing-ly seemingly
  • seeth-ing-pot seethingpot
  • self-ish-ness selfishness
  • sel-dom-er seldomer
  • se-na-tor senator
  • se-ni-or senior
  • sen-su-al sensual
  • sen-si-ble sensible
  • sense-les-ness senselesness
  • sen-si-tive sensitive
  • sen-ten-ces sentences
  • sep-tem-ber september
  • se-pa-rate separate
  • se-pul-chre sepulchre
  • se-ques-tred sequestred
  • ser-je-ant serjeant
  • se-ri-ous serious
  • se-ra-phims seraphims
  • ser-ge-ant sergeant
  • ser-pen-tine serpentine
  • se-ven-night sevennight
  • ser-vi-tor servitor
  • ser-vi-tude servitude
  • ser-vant-maid servantmaid
  • ser-ving-man servingman
  • se-ven-fold sevenfold
  • se-ven-score sevenscore
  • se-ven-teen seventeen
  • se-ven-teenth seventeenth
  • se-ven-ty seventy
  • se-ve-ral several
  • se-ver-ed severed
  • sha-dow-ing shadowing
  • shac-kle-ing shackleing
  • sha-green-case shagreencase
  • shaf-fle-ing shaffleing
  • shal-low-ness shallowness
  • shame-fa-ced shamefaced
  • shame-les-ly shamelesly
  • shame-ful-ly shamefully
  • shar-pen-ing sharpening
  • shat-ter-ing shattering
  • sheep-steal-er sheepstealer
  • sheep-mar-ket sheepmarket
  • sheep-shear-ers sheepshearers
  • shi-ning-ly shiningly
  • shi-ver-ing shivering
  • shooe-lat-chet shooelatchet
  • shoul-der-blade shoulderblade
  • shooe-ma-ker shooemaker
  • shel-ter-ing sheltering
  • shep-herd-ess shepherdess
  • shop-keep-er shopkeeper
  • shoul-der-ing shouldering
  • shun-ning-ly shunningly
  • sick-nes-ses sicknesses
  • sig-ni-fie signifie
  • si-lent-ly silently
  • sil-ver-smith silversmith
  • si-mi-le simile
  • sing-ing-man singingman
  • sin-gle-man singleman
  • sin-gu-lar singular
  • si-ni-ster sinister
  • si-tu-ate situate
  • skil-ful-ness skilfulness
  • sla-vish-ness slavishness
  • slack-ish-ness slackishness
  • slan-der-ing slandering
  • slaugh-ter-house slaughterhouse
  • [Page 71] slen-der-ness slenderness
  • sin-cere-ly sincerely
  • sin-gle-ness singleness
  • slip-pe-ry slippery
  • sloth-ful-ness slothfulness
  • slo-ven-ly slovenly
  • slug-gish-ness sluggishness
  • slum-ber-ing slumbering
  • slut-tish-ness sluttishness
  • smat-ter-ing smattering
  • smi-ling-ly smilingly
  • smoa-ky-house smoakyhouse
  • smooth-ing-ly smoothingly
  • smo-ther-ed smothered
  • snap-pish-ness snappishness
  • snarl-ing-ly snarlingly
  • sneak-ing-ly sneakingly
  • snatch-ing-ly snatchingly
  • snuff-dish-es snuffdishes
  • so-ber-ly soberly
  • so-ber-ness soberness
  • so-der-ing sodering
  • so-dom-ite sodomite
  • so-journ-er sojourner
  • so-lem-nize solemnize
  • so-lemn-ly solemnly
  • some-bo-dy somebody
  • so-la-cing solacing
  • so-lid-ly solidly
  • so-phis-try sophistry
  • sooth-say-er soothsayer
  • sor-ce-ry sorcery
  • sor-ce-rer sorcerer
  • sor-did-ness sordidness
  • sor-row-ful sorrowful
  • sot-tish-ness sottishness
  • soul-di-er souldier
  • south-er-ly southerly
  • spa-ge-rick spageryck
  • spa-ni-el spaniel
  • spa-nish-snuff spanishsnuff
  • spa [...]ring-ly sparingly
  • spark-ish-ness sparkishness
  • spawl-ing-ly spawlingly
  • spe-ci-al special
  • spe-ci-men specimen
  • spe-ci-ous specious
  • spec-ta-cle spectacle
  • spec-ta-tor spectator
  • spe-cu-late speculate
  • spee-di-ly speedily
  • spee-di-ness speediness
  • spel-ling-book spellingbook
  • spi-ce-ry spicery
  • spi-rit-ed spirited
  • spite-ful-ly spitefully
  • spitch-cock-les spithcockles
  • spit-tle-fields spittlefields
  • sport-ing-ly sportingly
  • spot-ted-ness spottedness
  • squan-der-ing squandering
  • stag-ger-ing staggering
  • stam-mer-ing stammering
  • sta-ring-ly staringly
  • state-li-ness stateliness
  • sta-ti-on station
  • stea-di-er steadier
  • steal-ing-ly stealingly
  • sted-fast-ly stedfastly
  • sted-fast-ness stedfastness
  • stew-ard-ship stewardship
  • stir-rop-oyl stirropoyl
  • stitch-ing-silk stitchingsilk
  • stiff [...]neck-ed stiffnecked
  • sto-ma-cher stomacher
  • sto-mach-ful stomochfull
  • stor-mi-est stormiest
  • stub-bed-ly stubbedly
  • stub-born-ness stubbornness
  • strag-gle-ing straggleing
  • strap-pa-do strappado
  • strap-ping-lass strappinglass
  • stra-ta-gem stratagem
  • straw-ber-ry strawberry
  • strut-ting-ness struttingness
  • stu-dying studying
  • stu-di-ous studious
  • stu-pi-fie stupifie
  • stur-di-ness sturdiness
  • sub-joyn-ed subjoyned
  • [Page 72] sub-jun-ctive subjunctive
  • sub-li-med sublimed
  • sub-mis-sive submissive
  • sub-ject-ed subjected
  • sub-du-ed subdued
  • sub-mit-ted submitted
  • sub-orn-ed suborned
  • sub-pae-na subpaena
  • sub-scri-bed subscribed
  • sub-si-dy subsidy
  • sub-sist-ed subsisted
  • sub-stract-ed substracted
  • sub-til-ty subtilly
  • sub-til-ly subtilty
  • sub-vert-ing subverting
  • suc-ceed-ing succeeding
  • suc-ces-sor successor
  • suc-cour-er succourer
  • sud-den-ly suddenly
  • suf-fer-er sufferer
  • suf-fer-ance sufferance
  • suf-fi-ceth sufficeth
  • suf-fo-cate suffocate
  • suf-fra-ges suffrages
  • su-gar-ed sugared
  • sug-gest-ed suggested
  • sui-ta-ble suitable
  • sul-li-ed sullied
  • sul-len-ness sullenness
  • sul-phu-rous sulphurous
  • sum-ma-ry summary
  • su-per-scribe superscribe
  • sup-pli-cant supplicant
  • s [...]n-day-night sundaynight
  • sun-day-noon sundaynoon
  • sup-per-time suppertime
  • sup-ple-ment supplement
  • sup-pli-ant suppliant
  • sup-po-sing supposing
  • sup-pres-sing suppressing
  • sup-plant-ed supplanted
  • sup-ply-ed supplyed
  • sup-pu-ted su [...]puted
  • sure-ti-ship suretiship
  • sur-feit-ed surfeited
  • sur-li-ness surliness
  • sur-na-med surnamed
  • sur-ro-gate surrogate
  • sur-pri-sed surprised
  • sur-sin-gle sursingle
  • sur-vey-ing surveying
  • sus-pect-ed suspected
  • sus-tain-ed sustained
  • sus-te-nance sustenance
  • syl-lo-gism syllogism
  • sym-me-try symmetry
  • swal-low-ing swallowing
  • sy-na-gogue synagogue
  • sy-ca-more sycamore
  • sym-pa-thize sympathize
  • sym-pa-thy sympathy
  • sy-nop-sis synopsis
  • sy-ri-an syrian
  • syl-la-bles syllables

T. T.

  • Ta-ber-er Taberer
  • ta-ble-cloth tablecloth
  • taf-fe-ty taffety
  • tag-ma-ker tagmaker
  • tay-lor-ing tayloring
  • tal-ka-tive talkative
  • tal-low-ing tallowing
  • tal-ly-men tallymen
  • tam-my-coat tammycoat
  • tam-per-ing tampering
  • tan-ners-fat tannersfat
  • ta-pe-stry tapestry
  • tar-nish-ed tarnished
  • tar-pau-lin tarpaulin
  • tar-rass-walks tarrasswalks
  • tar-ry-ing tarrying
  • task-ma-sters taskmasters
  • tear-ing-ly tearingly
  • teas-ing-ly teasingly
  • taunt-ing-ly tauntingly
  • tat-tle-ing tattleing
  • te-di-ous tedious
  • teem-ing-ly teemingly
  • [Page 73] tem-po-rize temporize
  • tem-pe-rance temperance
  • tem-per-ed tempered
  • tem-po-ral temporal
  • ten-der-ness tenderness
  • ten-to-one tentoone
  • ten-ter-hooks tenterhooks
  • ter-ri-bly terribly
  • ter-ri-ble terrible
  • ter-ri-ses terrises
  • te-sta-ment testament
  • te-sta-tor restator
  • tes-ti-fie testifie
  • thank-ful-ness thankfulness
  • thank-wor-thy thankworthy
  • thanks-gi-ving thanksgiving
  • there-un-to thereunto
  • thie-ve-ry thievery
  • thir-sti-ness thirstiness
  • thir-teenth-ly thirteenthly
  • thir-ti-eth thirtieth
  • thrif-ri-ly thriftily
  • thrif-ti-ness thriftiness
  • through-li-er throughlier
  • there-up [...]on thereupon
  • thun-der-bolt thunderbolt
  • thun-der-ing thundering
  • time-li-er timelier
  • tin-der-box tinderbox
  • tin-sel-ler tinseller
  • tip-ple-ing tippleing
  • ti-ring-room tiringroom
  • tire-wo-man tirewoman
  • tis-si-cal tissical
  • ti-thing-men tithingmen
  • ti-tu-lar titular
  • to-bac [...]co tobacco
  • to-ge-ther together
  • to-ken-house tokenhouse
  • tol-le-rate tollerate
  • to-tal-ly totally
  • to-ward-ly towardly
  • tor-ment-ed tormented
  • tor-men-tors tormentors
  • tor-tu-red tortu [...]ed
  • tor-toise-shell tortoiseshell
  • tot-ter-ing tottering
  • to-wel-ling towelling
  • tract-a-ble tractable
  • tra-ding-man tradingman
  • traf-fick-ing trafficking
  • tra-ge-dy tragedy
  • tra-gi-cal tragical
  • tram-ple-ing trampleing
  • tran-sla-ting translating
  • trai-te-rous traiterous
  • tran-scend-ing transcending
  • trans-fi-gure transfigure
  • trans-fer-red transferred
  • trans-form-ed transformed
  • trans-gres-sed transgressed
  • trans-pa-rent transparent
  • trans-pro-sing transprosing
  • trans-ver-sing transversing
  • tra-pan-ning trapanning
  • tra-pan-ner trapanner
  • tra-vel-ler traveller
  • tra-vel-ling travelling
  • tra-ver-sing traversing
  • trea-che-rous treacherous
  • trea-che-ry treachery
  • trea-su-rer treasurer
  • trea-su-ry treasury
  • trea-ta-ble tractable
  • tres-pas-ses trespasses
  • trea-ti-ses treatises
  • tre-ble-strings treblestrings
  • tren-cher-man trencherman
  • tri-an-gle triangle
  • tri-bu-nal tribunal
  • tri-fle-ing trifleing
  • tri-ni-ty trinity
  • tri [...]par-tite tripartite
  • tri-vi-al trivial
  • tri-um-phant triumphant
  • trou-ble-som troublesom
  • trum-pet-er trumpeter
  • truce-break-ers trucebreakers
  • tub-preach-ers tubpreachers
  • tur-bu-lent turbulent
  • [Page 74] tur-moil-ing turmoiling
  • tur-pen-tine turpentine
  • tur-key-cock turkeycock
  • tur-ret-ed turreted
  • ty-ran-ny tyranny
  • ty-ran-nize tyrannize
  • ty-thing-men tythingmen
  • twi-light-ing twilighting

V. V.

  • Va-can-cy Vacancy
  • va-ga-bond vagabond
  • va-len-tine valentine
  • va-li-ant valiant
  • va-lour-ous valourous
  • va-lu-ed valued
  • vanish-ed vanished
  • va-ni-ty vanity
  • van-quish-ed vanquished
  • va-pour-ing vapouring
  • va-ri-ance variance
  • vas-sal-age vassalage
  • va-ti-can vatican
  • va-ri-ous va-ri-ous
  • ve-ge-tives vegetives
  • ve-he-ment vehement
  • ve-ne-mous venemous
  • ven-ne-ry vennery
  • ven-tu-rous venturous
  • ve-ni-al venial
  • ver-di-grease verdigrease
  • ven-ge-ance vengeance
  • ve-ni-son venison
  • ve-ri-ly verily
  • ve-ri-ty verity
  • ver-tu-ous vertuous
  • ver-si-on version
  • vi-car-age vicarage
  • vi-ci-ous vicious
  • vi-cto-ry victory
  • vi-ctu-als victuals
  • vi-gi-lant vigilant
  • vil-la-ges villages
  • vil-la-ny villany
  • vi-ne-gar vinegar
  • vin-to-ner vintoner
  • vi-o-late violate
  • vi-o-lets violets
  • vi-o-lin violin
  • vi-per-ate viperate
  • vir-gins-wax virginswax
  • vir-gi-nals virginals
  • vine-dres-sers vinedressers
  • vi-o-lence violence
  • vi-o-lent violent
  • vi-si-ble visible
  • vi-si-on vision
  • vi-sit-ed visited
  • un-a-ble unable
  • un-a-ctive unactive
  • un-a-wares unawares
  • un-be-lief unbelief
  • un-cer-tain uncertain
  • un-clean-ness uncleanness
  • un-cloath-ed uncloathed
  • un-come-ly uncomely
  • un-con-cern'd unconcern'd
  • un-cord-ed uncorded
  • un-co-ver uncover
  • un-couth-ed uncouthed
  • un-cre-ate uncreate
  • un-cti-on unction
  • un-daunt-ed undaunted
  • un-der-ling unde [...]ling
  • un-der-mine undermine
  • un-der-neath underneath
  • un-der-strue understrue
  • un-der-stand understand
  • un-de-serve undeserve
  • un-der-take undertake
  • un-der-took undertook
  • un-du-ly unduly
  • un-e-qual unequal
  • un-e-ven uneven
  • un-fair-ly unfairly
  • un-faith-ful unfaithful
  • un-feign-ed unfeigned
  • un-firm-ly unfirmly
  • un-fit-ting unfitting
  • [Page 75] un-fi-nisht unfinisht
  • un-fruit-ful unfruitful
  • un-fold-ed unfolded
  • un-gird-ed ungirded
  • un-god-ly ungodly
  • un-ho-ly unholy
  • u-ni-corn unicorn
  • u-ni-form uniform
  • u-ni-on union
  • u-ni-verse universe
  • u-ni-ted united
  • u-nit-y unity
  • un-just-ly unjustly
  • un-kind-ness unkindness
  • un-la-ding unlading
  • un-land-ed unlanded
  • un-lap-ped unlapped
  • un-lash-ed unlashed
  • un-law-ful unlawful
  • un-lead-ed unleaded
  • un-leap-ed unleaped
  • un-learn-ed unlearned
  • un-load-ed unloaded
  • un-maim-ed unmaimed
  • un-man-ly unmanly
  • un-man-ned unmanned
  • un-mar-red unmarred
  • un-mask-ed unmasked
  • un-mat-ted unmatted
  • un maul-ed unmauled
  • un-mil-led unmilled
  • un-mind-ful unmindful
  • un-ming-led unmingled
  • un-min-ced unminced
  • un-mis-sed unmissed
  • un-per-fect unperfect
  • un-qui-et unquiet
  • un-quench-ed unquenched
  • un-rea-dy unready
  • un-ru-ly unruly
  • un-roast-ed unroasted
  • un-seem-ly unseemly
  • un-sel-dom unseldom
  • un-skil-ful unskilful
  • un-snap-ped unsnapped
  • un-snatch-ed unsnatched
  • un-spot-ted unspotted
  • un-sta-ble unstable
  • un-sta-ved unstaved
  • un-stitch-ed unstitched
  • un-stol-len unstollen
  • un-stop-ped unstopped
  • un-sto-red unstored
  • un-tack-ed untacked
  • un-tag-ged untagged
  • un-ta-ken untaken
  • un-ta-med untamed
  • un-tan-ned untanned
  • un-tap-ped untapped
  • un-t [...]r-red untarred
  • un-tast-ed un [...]asted
  • un-thank-ful unthankful
  • un-time-ly untimely
  • un-tip-ped untipped
  • un-toast-ed untoasted
  • un-tol-led untolled
  • un-tomb-ed untombed
  • un-tos-sed untossed
  • un-to-ward untoward
  • un-vail-ed unvailed
  • un-ver-sed unvers [...]d
  • un-vex-ed unvexed
  • un-wad-ded unwadded
  • un-wa-ged unwaged
  • un-wast-ed unwasted
  • un-want-ed unwanted
  • un-warp-ed unwarped
  • un-wast-ed unwasted
  • un-watch-ed unwatched
  • un-w [...]l-led unwalled
  • un-wash-en unwashen
  • un-weigh-ed unweighed
  • un-wor-thy unworthy
  • un-weil-dy unweildy
  • un-whole-som unwholesom
  • un-wise-ly unwisely
  • vo-lun-teers volunteers
  • vo-lu-ble voluble
  • vo-mit-ing vomiting
  • vo-ta-ry votary
  • [Page 76] voy-a-ges voyages
  • vouch-sa-fing vouchsafing
  • up-braid-ed upbraided
  • up-hold-eth upholdeth
  • up-per-most uppermost
  • up-right-ly uprightly
  • up-right-ness uprightness
  • up-ri-sing uprising
  • u-ri-nal urinal
  • u-su-age usuage
  • ush-er-ing ushering
  • u-su-al usual
  • u-surp-ing usurping
  • u-su-ry usury
  • u-su-rer usurer
  • us-que-bath usquebath
  • ut-ter-ance utterance
  • ut-ter-ing uttering
  • ut-ter-most uttermost
  • vul-gar-ly vulgarly
  • vul-tur-ing vulturing

W. W.

  • Wad-ded-gown Waddedgown
  • wag-gon-er waggoner
  • wain-scot-ed wainscoted
  • wa-ken-ed wakened
  • wal-low-ing wallowing
  • wan-der-ing wandering
  • wan-ton-ness wantonness
  • wa-pen-takes wapentakes
  • warm-ing-pan warmingpan
  • warm [...]ing-stone warmingstone
  • war-rant-ed warranted
  • was-al-ing wassaling
  • was-sal-bowl wassalbowl
  • watch-ful-ness watchfulness
  • wa-ter-ed watered
  • wa-ter-brooks waterbrooks
  • wa-ter-course watercourse
  • wa-ter [...]floods waterfloods
  • wa-ver-ing wavering
  • weak-nes-ses weaknesses
  • weal-thi-er wealthier
  • wea-pon-less weaponless
  • wea-ri-ness weariness
  • wea-ther-ed weathered
  • wed-nes-day wednesday
  • weigh-ti-er weightier
  • wel-com-er welcomer
  • wa-ter-pots waterpots
  • wa-ter-springs watersprings
  • way-fa-ring wayfaring
  • wea-ri-som wearisom
  • well-do-ing welldoing
  • well-pleas-ed wellpleased
  • well-pleas-ing wellpleasing
  • where-un-to whereunto
  • where-up-on whereupon
  • whis-per-ing whispering
  • whis-pe-rer whisperer
  • whore-mon-ger whoremonger
  • whole-som-ness wholesomness
  • wick-ed-ly wickedly
  • wick-ed-ness wickedness
  • wi-dow-er widower
  • wi-dow-hood widowhood
  • wil-der-ness wilderness
  • wil-ful-ly wilfully
  • wil-ling-ly willingly
  • wil-low-tree willowtree
  • will-wor-ship willworship
  • win-now-ed winnowed
  • win-ter-ed wintered
  • wise-heart-ed wisehearted
  • with-draw-ing withdrawing
  • wi-ther-ed withered
  • with-hold-eth withholdeth
  • wit-nes-sed witnessed
  • wit-nes-ses witnesses
  • wit-ti-ly wittily
  • wit-ting-ly wittingly
  • work-man-ship workmanship
  • wor-ship-ed worshiped
  • wor-ship-er worshiper
  • wor-shipful worshipful
  • won-der-ful wonderful
  • wo-man-ish womanish
  • worm-wood-wine wormwoodwine
  • [Page 77] wor-thi-ness worthiness
  • wrong-ful-ly wrongfully
  • wran-gle-ing wrangleing
  • wretch-ed-ness wretchedness

Y. Y.

  • Ye-ster-day Yesterday
  • ye-ster-night yesternight
  • ye-o-man yeoman
  • youth-ful-ness youthfulness
  • yoke-fel-low yokefellow
  • yel-low-ish yellowish

Z. Z.

  • Zea-lous-ly Zealously
  • zo-di-ack zodiack

Words of Four Syllables.

A. A.

  • A-ban-don-ed Abandoned
  • a-bi-li-ty ability
  • a-bo-lish-ed abolished
  • a-bo-mi-nate abominate
  • ab-ro-ga-ted abrogated
  • a-bor-tive-ness abortiveness
  • ab-so-lute-ly absolutely
  • a-bun-dant-ly abundantly
  • a-bu-sive-ness abusiveness
  • a-ca-de-my academy
  • ac-cep-ta-ble acceptable
  • ac-ces-sa-ry accessary
  • ac-com-plish-ed accomplished
  • ac-com-plish-ment accomplishment
  • ac-com-pa-ny accompany
  • ac-ci-den-tal accidental
  • ac-co-mo-date accomodate
  • ac-cord-ing-ly accordingly
  • ac-cu-me-late accumelate
  • ac-cu-rate-Iy accurately
  • ac-cur-sed-ly accursedly
  • ac-cu-stom-ed accustomed
  • ac-know-ledg-ment acknowledgment
  • ac-qui-es-ced acquiesced
  • ac-ti-vi-ty activity
  • ac-ti-o-nate actionate
  • a-cel-da-ma aceldama
  • a-da [...]man-tine adamantine
  • ad-di-ti-on addition
  • ad-mi-ni-ster administer
  • ad-mi-ra-ble admirable
  • ad-mo-nish-ed admonished
  • a-dop-ti-on adoption
  • ad-van-ta-ges advantages
  • ad-ven-tu-rous adventurous
  • ad-ver-sa-ry adversary
  • ad-ver-ti-zer advertizer
  • ad-ver-si-ty adversity
  • a-dul-te-ry adultery
  • a-dul-te-rer adulterer
  • a-dul-ter-ess adulteress
  • a-dul-te-rous adulterous
  • af-fe-cti-on affection
  • af-fi-ni-ty affinity
  • af-fli-cti-on affliction
  • a-la-ba-ster alabaster
  • a-la-cri-ty alacrity
  • a-li-e-nate alienate
  • al-le-gi-ance allegiance
  • al-migh-ti-ness almightiness
  • al-le-go-ry allegory
  • al-to-ge-ther altogether
  • a-ma-zed-ly amazedly
  • am-bas-sa-dor ambassador
  • am-bi-gu-ous ambiguous
  • am-bi-ti-on ambition
  • a-mi-a-ble amiable
  • a-mi-ca-ble amicable
  • a-na-the-ma anathema
  • a-na-to-my anatomy
  • an-nu-i-ty annuity
  • an-swe-ra-ble answerable
  • an-ta-go-nist antagonist
  • an-ti-qui [...]ty antiquity
  • an-ti-pa-thy antipathy
  • an-ti-ci-pate anticipate
  • an-ti-qua-ry antiquary
  • an-ti-the-sis antithesis
  • a-po-ca-lypse apocalypse
  • a-po-cry-phal apocryphal
  • a-po-lo-gy apology
  • a-po-lo-gize apologize
  • a-po-stle-ship apostleship
  • a-po-sta-cy apostacy
  • a-po-sta-tize apostatize
  • [Page 79] [...]pa-rel-led apparelled
  • [...]pa-rent-ly apparently
  • [...]pear-an-ces appearances
  • [...]per-tain-ing appertaining
  • [...]pre-hend-ed apprehended
  • [...]pre-hen-sive apprehensive
  • [...]pro-pri-ate appropriate
  • [...]pur-te-nance appurtenance
  • [...]bi-tra-ry arbitrary
  • [...]ch-bi-shop-rick archbishoprick
  • [...]ch-dea-con-ship archdeaconship
  • [...]chi-te-cture architecture
  • [...]-gu-men-tal argumental
  • [...]-rith-me-tick arithmetick
  • [...]-rear-a-ges arrearages
  • [...]ro-gan-cy arrogancy
  • [...]ti-fi-cer artificer
  • [...]ti-cu-late articulate
  • [...]-til-le-ry artillery
  • [...]-mo-ri-al armorial
  • [...]-per-sion aspersion
  • [...]-so-ci-ate associate
  • [...]-sto-ni-ed astonied
  • [...]-sto-nish-ed astonished
  • [...]-sto-nish-ment astonishment
  • [...]-stro-lo-ger astrologer
  • [...]-stro-lo-gy astrology
  • [...]stro-no-my astronomy
  • [...]ten-tive-ly attentively
  • [...]-ten-ti-on attention
  • [...]-tho-ri-ty authority
  • [...]-da-ci-ous audacious
  • [...]-di-to-ry auditory
  • [...]-tho-ri-ty authority
  • [...]-then-ti-cal authentical
  • [...]-tho-ri-zing authorizing

B. B.

  • [...]-by-lo-nish Babylonish
  • [...]r-ba-ri-an barbarian
  • [...]r-ba-ri-ty barbarity
  • [...]r-ba-rous-ly barbarously
  • [...]r-ba-rous-ness barbarousness
  • [...]-a-ti-tudes beatitudes
  • be-ha-vi-our behaviour
  • beau-ti-ful-ly beautifully
  • beau-ti-ful-ness beautifulness
  • be-ne-fa-ctors benefactors
  • be-ne-fi-cence beneficence
  • be-ne-vo-lence benevolence
  • be-nig-ni-ty benignity
  • be-to-ken-eth betokeneth
  • blas-phe-mous-ly blasphemously
  • blas-phe-ming-ly blasphemingly
  • blood-guil-ti-ness bloodguiltiness
  • boi-ste-rous-ly boisterously
  • boi-ste-rous-ness boisterousness
  • boun-ti-ful-ness bountifulness
  • boun-ti-ful-ly bountifully
  • bur-den-som-ness burdensomness
  • burnt-of-fer-ings burntofferings
  • burnt-sa-cri-fice burntsacrifice
  • bu-sie-bo-dy busiebody

C. C.

  • Ca-la-mi-ty Calamity
  • ca-pa-ci-ty capacity
  • ca-pa-ci-ous capacious
  • ca-pri-ci-ous capricious
  • cap-ti-va-ted captivated
  • cap-ti-vi-ty captivity
  • car-ri-a-ges carriages
  • car-na-ti-on carnation
  • car-na-li-ty carnality
  • ca-tho-li-cal catholical
  • ca-te-chi-sing catechizing
  • ca-ter-pil-lar caterpillar
  • ce-le-ri-ty celerity
  • ce-le-bra-ting celebrating
  • ce-le-sti-al celestial
  • cen-tu-ri-on centurion
  • ce-re-mo-ny ceremony
  • cer-ti-fy-ing certifying
  • cer-ti-fi-ed certified
  • cer-ti-fi-cate certificate
  • chal-ce-do-ny chalcedony
  • chang-a-ble-ness changableness
  • cha-ra-cte-rize characterize
  • [Page 80] cha-ri-ta-ble charitable
  • cha-ri-ta-bly charitably
  • cir-cum-ci-sed circumcised
  • cir-cum-spect-ly circumspectly
  • chi-rur-ge-on chirurgeon
  • cir-cum-fe-rence circumference
  • ci-vi-li-ty civility
  • cock-a-tri-ces cockatrices
  • co-e-ter-nal coeternal
  • col-la-ti-on collation
  • col-la-te-ral collateral
  • col-lec-ti-on collection
  • col-le-gi-ate collegiate
  • col-le-gi-ans collegians
  • com-for-ta-ble comfortable
  • com-bi-na-ting combinating
  • com-bus-ti-on combustion
  • com-bus-ta-ble combustable
  • com-man-de-ment commandement
  • com-me-mo-rate commemorate
  • com-men-su-rate commensurate
  • com-mi-se-rate commiserate
  • com-mis-si-on commission
  • com-mo-di-ous commodious
  • com-mo-di-ty commodity
  • com-mo-nal-ty commonalty
  • com-mo-ti-on commotion
  • com-mu-ni-cant communicant
  • com-mu-ni-cate communicate
  • com-mu-ni-on communion
  • com-mu-ni-ty community
  • com-mu-ta-tive commutative
  • com-pact-ed-ness compactedness
  • com-pa-nion companion
  • com-pas-si-on compassion
  • com-pen-di-ous compendious
  • com-pa-ni-ed companied
  • com-pa-ra-ble comparable
  • com-pa-ri-son comparison
  • com-pla-cen-cy complacency
  • com-pel-la-ted compellated
  • com-pla-cent-ness complacentness
  • com-ple-men-tal complemental
  • com-plex-i-on complexion
  • com-po-si-tor compositor
  • com-pre-hend-ed comprehended
  • co-me-di-ans comedians
  • com-pul-si-on compulsion
  • com-pun-cti-on compunction
  • com-pre-hen-sive comprehensive
  • con-ca-vi-ty concavity
  • con-cep-ti-on conception
  • con-ces-si-on concession
  • con-ci-si-on concision
  • con-clu-si-on conclusion
  • con-co-mi-tant concomitant
  • con-cu-pis-cense concupiscence
  • con-de-scend-ing condescending
  • con-di-ti-on condition
  • con-fe-de-rate confederate
  • con-fe-cti-on confection
  • con-fes-si-on confession
  • con-fi-dent-ly confidently
  • con-for-ma-ble conformable
  • con-for-mi-ty conformity
  • con-fu-si-on confusion
  • con-gra-tu-late congratulate
  • con-je-ctu-red conjectured
  • con-jun-cti-on conjunction
  • con-nex-i-on connexion
  • con-sci-en-ces consciences
  • con-si-sto-ry consistory
  • con-se-cra-ted consecrated
  • con-si-der-ed considered
  • con-si-der-ing considering
  • con-spi-ra-cy conspiracy
  • con-stru-cti-on construction
  • con-sum-pti-on consumption
  • con-ta-gi-on contagion
  • con-tem-pti-ble contemptible
  • con-temp-tu-ous contemptuous
  • [...]on-ten-ti-on contention
  • con-ten-ti-ous contentious
  • con-ti-nen-cy continency
  • con-ti-nu-al continual
  • con-ti-nent-ly continently
  • con-ti-nu-ance continuance
  • con-tra-dict-ing contradicting
  • con-tra-cti-on contraction
  • con-tra-ri-wise contrariwise
  • [Page 81] con-tri-bu-ted contributed
  • con-tri-ti-on contrition
  • con-tro-ver-sy controversy
  • con-tro-ver-ted controverted
  • con-tu-ma-cy contumacy
  • con-tu-me-ly contumely
  • con-ve-ni-ent convenient
  • con-ven-ti-on convention
  • con-ver-si-on conversion
  • con-vic-ti-on conviction
  • con-vul-si-on convulsion
  • co-o-pe-rate cooperate
  • co-or-di-nate coordinate
  • co-pi-ous-ness copiousness
  • co-ral-la-ry corallary
  • co-ri-an-der coriander
  • cor-po-ra-ly corporally
  • cor-po-ra-ted corporated
  • cor-po-re-al corporeal
  • cor-rec-ti-on correction
  • cor-re-spon-dance correspondance
  • cor-ro-bo-rate corroborate
  • cor-rup-ti-on corruption
  • cor-rup-ti-ble corruptible
  • cos-ter-mon-ger costermonger
  • co-ve-nan-ted covenanted
  • coun-ter-vail-ing countervailing
  • coun-ter-feit-ed counterfeited
  • co-ve-tous-ness covetousness
  • coun-te-nan-cing countenancing
  • cour-te-ous-ly courteously
  • cre-a-ti-on creation
  • cru-ci-fi-ed crucified
  • cu-ri-ou-sly curiously
  • cus-to-ma-ry customary

D. D.

  • Dam-na [...]ti-on Damnation
  • dam-ni-fi-ed damnified
  • de-bi-li-tate debilitate
  • de-ceit-ful-ness deceitfulness
  • de-ci-si-on decision
  • de-coc-ti-on decoction
  • de-di-ca-ted dedicated
  • de-fec-ti-on defection
  • de-fi-ci-ent deficient
  • de-for-mi-ty deformity
  • de-ge-ne-rate degenerate
  • de-jec-ti-on dejection
  • de-jec-ted-ness dejectedness
  • de-lec-ta-ble delectable
  • de-li-be-rate deliberate
  • de-li-ca-cies delicacies
  • de-li-cate-ness delicateness
  • de-li-ci-ous delicious
  • de-li-ne-ate delineate
  • de-lin-quen-cy delinquency
  • de-li-ve-rance deliverance
  • de-li-ve-red delivered
  • de-lu-si-on delusion
  • de-mo-lish-ed demolished
  • de-mon-stra-ted demonstrated
  • de-no-mi-nate denominate
  • de-plo-ra-ble deplorable
  • de-pres-si-on depression
  • de-ri-si-on derision
  • de-scrip-ti-on description
  • de-ser-ti-on desertion
  • de-sign-ed-ly designedly
  • de-si-ra-ble desirable
  • de-si-rous-ly desirously
  • de-so-late-ly desolately
  • des-pe-rate-ly desperately
  • des-pi-ca-ble despicable
  • de-spite-ful-ly despitefully
  • de-struc-ti-on destruction
  • de-ter-min-ate determinate
  • de-ter-mi-ned determined
  • de-tes [...]ta-ble detestable
  • de-vo-ti-on devotion
  • di-a-me-ter diameter
  • dif-fer-en-ces differences
  • di-fi-cul-ty difficulty
  • di-ges-ti-on digestion
  • dig-ni-fi-ed dignified
  • di-gres-si-on digression
  • di-li-gent-ly diligently
  • di-mi-nish-ed diminished
  • di-rec-ti-on direction
  • [Page 82] dis-al-low-ed disallowed
  • dis-a-nul-led disanulled
  • dis-ad-van-tage disadvantage
  • dis-a-gree-ing disagreeing
  • dis-ap-point-ed disappointed
  • dis-ap-pro-ving disapproving
  • dis-com-fit-ed discomfited
  • dis-com-po-sed discomposed
  • dis-con-tent-ed discontented
  • dis-con-ti-nue discontinue
  • dis-con-so-late disconsolate
  • dis-co-ver-ed discovered
  • dis-coun-te-nance discountenance
  • dis-cou-ra-ged discouraged
  • dis-cour-te-sie discourtesie
  • dis-cre-dit-ed discredited
  • dis-cre-ti-on discretion
  • dis-dain-ful-ly disdainfully
  • dis-en-ga-ging disengaging
  • dis-fi-gu-ring disfiguring
  • dis-hear-ten-ing disheartening
  • dis-ho-ne-sty dishonesty
  • dis-ho-nour-ing dishonouring
  • dis-in-he-rit disinherit
  • dis-jun-cti-on disjunction
  • dis-o-bey-ed disobeyed
  • dis-ob-li-ging disobliging
  • dis-or-der-ly disorderly
  • dis-pa [...]rage-ment disparagement
  • dis-per-si-on dispersion
  • dis-plea-su-ring displeasuring
  • dis-pos-ses-sed dispossessed
  • dis-pu-ta-ble disputable
  • dis-qui-et-ness disquietness
  • dis-sen-ti-on dissention
  • dis-se-ver-ed dissevered
  • dis-so-lu-ble dissoluble
  • dis-sua-si-on dissuasion
  • dis-si [...]mu-late dissimulate
  • dis-tem-per-ing distempering
  • dis-tin-cti-on distinction
  • dis-tin-guish-ed distinguished
  • dis-tra-cti-on distraction
  • dis-tri-bu-ting distributing
  • di-ver-si-ties diversities
  • di-ver-si-on diversion
  • di-vi-ni-ty divinity
  • di-vi-si-on division
  • do-mi-neer-ing domineering
  • do-mi-ni-on dominion
  • dox-o-lo-gy doxology

E. E.

  • E-di-fy-ing Edifying
  • e-di-ti-on edition
  • e-du-ca-ted educated
  • ef-fe-ctu-al effectual
  • ef-fe-mi-nate effeminate
  • ef-fi-ca-cy efficacy
  • ef-fi-ci-ent efficient
  • ef-fi-gi-es effigies
  • ef-fu-si-on effusion
  • e-gre-gi-ous egregious
  • e-gyp-ti-an egyptian
  • e-le-cti-on election
  • e-le-gan-cy elegancy
  • e-le-gant-ly elegantly
  • e-le-va-ted elevated
  • e-le-venth-ly eleventhly
  • e-lo-quent-ly eloquently
  • em-bas-sa-dor embassador
  • em-broi-der-ed embroidered
  • em-bol-den-ed emboldened
  • em-pha-ti-cal emphatical
  • e-na-mour-ed enamoured
  • en-com-pas-sing encompassing
  • en-coun-ter-ing encountering
  • en-cou-ra-ging encouraging
  • en-cum-ber-ing encumbering
  • en-da-ma-ged endamaged
  • en-dan-ger-ing endangering
  • en-dea-vour-ing endeavouring
  • en-fran-chise-ment enfranchisement
  • en-ter-med-dle entermeddle
  • en-ter-tain-ment entertainment
  • en-thu-si-asm enthusiasm
  • e-mi-nent-ly eminently
  • e-nor-mi-ty enormity
  • en-ter-pri-ses enterprises
  • [Page 83] [...]n-ter-min-gle entermingle
  • [...]n-vi-ron-ed environed
  • [...]-pis-co-pal episcopal
  • [...]-qua-li-ty equality
  • [...]-qui-ta-ble equitable
  • [...]-qui-va-lent equivalent
  • [...]-qui-vo-cate equivocate
  • [...]r-ro-ne-ous erroneous
  • [...]s-sen-ti-al essential
  • [...]-sta-blish-ment establishment
  • [...]-ter-nal-ly eternally
  • [...]-ter-ni-ty eternity
  • [...]-va-cu-ate evacuate
  • [...]-van [...]ge-list evangelist
  • [...]-ven-ing-tide eveningtide
  • [...]-ver-last-ing everlasting
  • [...]-vi-den-ces evidences
  • [...]-vi-dent-ly evidently
  • [...]-ro-cly-don euroclydon
  • [...]x-a-cti-on exaction
  • [...]x-a-mi-ned examined
  • [...]x-as-pe-rate exasperate
  • [...]x-ceed-ing-ly exceedingly
  • [...]x-cel-len-cy excellency
  • [...]x-cep-ti-on exception
  • [...]x-ces-sive-ly excessively
  • [...]x-e-cu-ted executed
  • [...]x-e-cu-tors executors
  • [...]x-em-pla-ry exemplary
  • [...]x-emp-ti-on exemption
  • [...]x-er-ci-ses exercises
  • [...]x-hi-bit-ing exhibiting
  • [...]x-hort-ing-ly exhortingly
  • [...]x-pe-di-ent expedient
  • [...]x-pe-ri-ence experience
  • [...]x-pe-ri-ment exp [...]riment
  • [...]x-pi-a-ted exp [...]ed
  • [...]x-po-si-tor expo [...]or
  • [...]x-po-stu-late expostulate
  • [...]x-pres-si-on expression
  • [...]x-qui-site-ly exquisitely
  • [...]x-tem-po-re extempore
  • [...]x-te-nu-ate extenuate
  • [...]x-ter-nal-ly externally
  • [...]x-tin [...]guish-ed extinguished
  • ex-tor-ti-on extortion
  • ex-tra-va-gant extravagant
  • ex-tre-mi-ty extremity
  • ex-tri-ca-ted extricated
  • ex-trin-se-cal extrinsecal

F. F.

  • Fa-bu-lous-ly Fabulously
  • fa-ci-li-ty facility
  • fa-cti-ous-ly factiously
  • fal-la-ci-ous fallacious
  • fal-si-fy-ing falsifying
  • fa-mi-li-ar familiar
  • fan-ta-sti-cal fantastical
  • fash-i-on-ed fashioned
  • fa-vou-ra-ble favourable
  • fe-bru-a-ry february
  • fel-low-ser-vant fellowservant
  • fel-low-help-er fellowhelper
  • fi-de-li-ty fidelity
  • for-ma-li-ty formality
  • fore-or-dain-ed foreordained
  • for-get-ful-ness forgetfulness
  • for-give-nes-ses forgivenesses
  • for-ni-ca-tor fornicator
  • for-ti-fi-ed fortified
  • foun-da-ti-on foundation
  • frau-du-lent-ly fraudulently
  • fru-i-ti-on fruition
  • fun-da-men-tal fundamental
  • fu-ri-ous-ly furiously

G. G.

  • Ge-ne-ral-ly Generally
  • ge-ne-rous-ly generously
  • ge-ne-ra-ting generating
  • ge-o-gra-pher geographer
  • ge-o-gra-phy geography
  • ge-o-me-try geometry
  • ge-o-man-cy geomancy
  • glo-ri-fi-ed glorified
  • glo-ri-ous-ly gloriously
  • gor-ge-ous-ly gorgeously
  • [Page 84] gra-ci-ous-ly graciously
  • gra-du-al-ly gradually

H. H.

  • Ha-ber-dash-er Haberdasher
  • ha-ber-gi-on habergion
  • ha-bi-ta-ble habitable
  • hal-ber-di-er halberdier
  • ha-le-lu-jah halelujah
  • he-re-ti-cal heretical
  • he-ro-i-cal heroical
  • he-te-ro-dox heterodox
  • hi-e-rar-chy hierarchy
  • ho-nou-ra-ble honourable
  • how-so-e-ver howsoever
  • hu-ma-ni-ty humanity
  • hu-mi-li-ty humility
  • his-to-ri-an historian
  • hos-pi-ta-ble hospitable
  • hy-po-cri [...]sie hypocrisie
  • hyp-po-cras-wine hyppocraswine
  • hy-po-the-sis hypothesis
  • hun-ger-bit-ten hungerbitten

I. I.

  • I-do-la-ter Idolater
  • i-do-la-try idolatry
  • ig-no-mi-ny ignominy
  • ig-no-rant-ly ignorantly
  • il-le-gal-ly illegally
  • il-li-te-rate illiterate
  • il-lu-mi-nate illuminate
  • il-lus-tri-ous illustrious
  • i-ma-gi-ned imagined
  • im-ma-cu-late immaculate
  • im-mo-de-rate immoderate
  • im-mo-des-ty immodesty
  • im-mo-ra-ble immorable
  • i-mi-ta-ting imitating
  • im-mu-ta-ble immutable
  • im-me-di-ate immediate
  • im-mi-nent-ly imminently
  • im-par-ti-al impartial
  • im-pa-ti-ence impatience
  • im-pe-di-ment impediment
  • im-pe-ni-tence impenitence
  • im-pe-ra-tive imperative
  • im-pi-e-ty impiety
  • im-pi-ou-sly impiously
  • im-pla-ca-ble implacable
  • im-por-tu-nate importunate
  • im-pos-si-ble impossible
  • im-po-ve-rish impov [...]rish
  • im-pres-si-on impression
  • im-pri-son-ment imprisonment
  • im-pro-ba-ble improbable
  • im-pro-per-ly improperly
  • im-pro-vi-dent improvident
  • in-ca-pa-ble incapable
  • in-ces-tu-ous incestuous
  • in-com-mo-date incommodate
  • in-com-pe-tent incompetent
  • in-con-gru-ous incongruous
  • in-con-sis-tent inconsistent
  • in-con-stan-cy inconstancy
  • in-con-ti-nent incontinent
  • in-cor-po-rate incorporate
  • in-coun-ter-ed incountered
  • in-cou-rag-ed incouraged
  • in [...]cre-di-ble incredible
  • in-cre-du-lous incredulous
  • in-cul-pa-ble inculpable
  • in-cu-ra-ble incurable
  • in-de-fi-nite indefinite
  • in-dea-vour-ing indeavouring
  • in-de-li-ble indelible
  • in-de-pen-dent independent
  • in-dif-fer-ent indifferent
  • in-dig-ni-ty indignity
  • in-di-rect-ly indirectly
  • in-dis-creet-ly indiscreetly
  • in-dis-po-sed indisposed
  • in-do-ci-ble indocible
  • in-dul-gen-ces indulgences
  • in-ef-fa-ble ineffable
  • in-dus-tri-ous industrious
  • in-fal-lib-ly infallibly
  • in-fec-ti-ous infectious
  • [Page 85] [...]n-fe-ri-or inferior
  • inf-er-nal-ly infernally
  • in-fi-nit-ly infinitly
  • in-flex-i-ble inflexible
  • in-for-tu-nate infortunate
  • in-fir-mi-ty infirmity
  • in-flu-en-ces influences
  • in-ha-bi-tant inhabitant
  • in [...]cor-rupt-ed incorrupted
  • in-ge-ni [...]ous ingenious
  • in-gra-ti-tude ingratitude
  • in-he-ri-tor inheritor
  • in-he-ri-tance inheritance
  • i-ni-qui-ty iniquity
  • in-ju-ri-ous injurious
  • in-light-en-ed inlightened
  • in-no-cent-ly innocently
  • in-or-di-nate inordinate
  • in-no-cen-cy innocency
  • in-qui-si-tive inquisitive
  • in-scrip-ti-on inscription
  • in-sen-si-ble insensible
  • in-se-pe-rate inseperate
  • in-si-nu-ate insinuate
  • in-so-lent-ly insolently
  • in-spec-ti-on inspection
  • in-spi-ra-ted inspirated
  • in-sti-tu-ted instituted
  • in-struc-ti-on instruction
  • in-stru-men-tal instrumental
  • in-te-gri-ty integrity
  • in-tel-li-gence intelligence
  • in-tem-pe-rance intemperance
  • in-ten-ti-on intention
  • in-ter-ces-sor intercessor
  • in-ter-cept-ing intercepting
  • in-ter [...]med-dle intermeddle
  • in-ter-min-gle intermingle
  • in-ter-po-sing interposing
  • in-ti-ma-ting intimating
  • in-ter-pre-ter interpreter
  • in-ter-rup-ting interrupting
  • in-ter-tain-ment intertainment
  • in-ter-ve-ning intervening
  • in-trac-ta-ble intractable
  • in-tro-du-cing introducing
  • in-va-li-ding invaliding
  • in-va-si-on invasion
  • in-ven-ti-on invention
  • in-ven-to-ry inventory
  • in-vi-si-ble invisible
  • in-vin-ci-ble invincible
  • in-vi-ro-ned invironed
  • ir-re-ve-rent irrever [...]nt
  • ju-di-ca-ture judicature
  • ju-di-ci-al judiciall
  • ju-di-ci-ous judicious
  • jus-ti-fi-ed justified

K. K.

  • Ken-tish-pip-pins Kentishpippins

L. L.

  • La-bo-ri-ous Laborious
  • la-men-ta-ble lamentable
  • las-ci-vi-ous lascivious
  • le-gi-ti-mate legitimate
  • li-be-ral-ly liberatly
  • le-vi-a-than leviathan
  • li-cen-ti-ous licentious
  • le-vi-ti-cal levitical
  • lieu-te-nan-cy lieutenancy
  • li-o-nes-ses lionesses
  • long-suf-fer-ing longsuffering
  • look-ing-glas-ses lookingglasses
  • lo-ving-kind-ness lovingkindness
  • lux-u-ri-ous luxurious

M. M.

  • Ma-gi-ci [...]an Magician
  • mag-ni-fi-cence magnificence
  • mag-ni-fi-cat magnificat
  • mag-ni-fy-ing magnifying
  • ma-ho-me-tan mahometan
  • ma-le-fac-tor malefactor
  • ma-le-vo-lent malevolent
  • malicious malicious
  • [Page 86] ma-lig-ni-ty malignity
  • ma-ni-fest-ed manifested
  • man-si-on-house mansionhouse
  • mar-ri-a-ges marriages
  • mar-vel-lous-ly marvellously
  • mas-ter-buil-der masterbuilder
  • ma-te-ri-al material
  • ma-the-ma-ticks mathematicks
  • ma-tri-mo-ny matrimony
  • ma-tu-ri-ty maturity
  • meat-of-fer-ing meatoffering
  • me [...]-ly-mouth-ed mealymouthed
  • me-di-a-tor media [...]or
  • me-di-ta-ting meditating
  • me-lan-cho-ly melancholy
  • me-lo-di-ous melodious
  • me-mo-ra-ble memorable
  • me-mo-ri-al memorial
  • men-ti-on-ing mentioning
  • mer-chan-di-zing merchandizing
  • mer-ci-ful-ly mercifully
  • mes-su-a-ges messuages
  • me-to-ni-my metonimy
  • me-tro-po-lis metropolis
  • mi-ni-ste-ry ministery
  • mi-no-ri-ty minority
  • mi-ra-cu-lous miraculous
  • mis-car-ri-age miscarriage
  • mis-chie-vous-ness mischievousness
  • mis-hap-pen-ed mishappened
  • mi-ti-ga-ting mitigating
  • mo-de-rate-ly moderately
  • mo-nar-chi-cal monarchical
  • mo-na-ste-ry monastery
  • mi-se-ra-ble miserable
  • mo-ra-li-ty morality
  • mor-ta-li-ty mortality
  • mo-ti-on-ed motioned
  • mu-ni-ti-on munition
  • mol-li-fi-ed mol-li-fi-ed
  • mor-ti-fi-ed mortified
  • mo-ny-chan-gers monychangers
  • mul-ber-ry-trees mulberrytrees
  • mul-ti-ply-ing multiplying
  • mut-ton-mon-ger muttonmonger
  • mu-si-ti-an musitian

N. N.

  • Nar-ra-ti-on Narration
  • na-tu-ra-lize naturalize
  • na-ti-on-al national
  • na-ti-vi-ty nativity
  • na-vi-ga-ble navigable
  • na-tu-ral-ly naturally
  • ne-ces-si-ty necessity
  • neg-li-gent-ly negligently
  • ne-cro-man-cer necromancer
  • ne-cro-man-cy necromancy
  • ne-ver-the-less nevertheless
  • no-bi-li-ty nobility
  • no-to-ri-ous notorious
  • not-with-stand-ing notwithstanding
  • nu-me-rous-ly numerously
  • nun-ne-ri-es nunneries
  • nur-se-ri-es nurseries
  • nut-meg-gra-ter nutmeggrater

O. O.

  • O-be-di-ence Obedience
  • ob-je-cti-on objection
  • ob-la-ti-on oblation
  • ob-li-qui-ty obliquity
  • ob-li-vi-on oblivion
  • ob-sti-nate-ly obstinately
  • ob-stru-cti-on obstruction
  • oc-ca-si-on occasion
  • ob-scu-ri-ty obscurity
  • oc-cu-pi-ed occupied
  • oc-cur-ren-ces occurrences
  • o-di-ous-ly odiously
  • oe [...]co-no-my oeconomy
  • of-fen-sive-ness offensiveness
  • of-fi-ci-ous officious
  • o-lym-pi-ad olympiad
  • om-ni-po-tent omnipotent
  • om-ni-pre-sent omnipresent
  • om-ni-sci-ent omniscient
  • o-pe-ra-ting operating
  • [Page 87] o-pi-ni-on opinion
  • op-por-tune-ly opportunely
  • op-pres-si-on oppression
  • o-ra-cu-lous oraculous
  • o-ra-ti-on oration
  • o-ra-to-ry oratory
  • or-di-nan-ces ordinances
  • or-di-na-ry ordinary
  • o-ri-gi-nal original
  • or-na-men-tal ornamental
  • o-ver-charg-ed overcharged
  • o-ver-co-meth overcometh
  • o-ver-flow-ed overflowed
  • o-ver-lay-ing overlaying
  • o-ver-li-ved overlived
  • o-ver-run-ning overrunning
  • o-ver-se-er overseer
  • o-ver-sha-dow overshadow
  • o-ver-ta [...]ken overtaken
  • o-ver-throw-eth overthroweth
  • o-ver-turn-ed overturned
  • o-ver-whelm-ed overwhelmed
  • out-ra-gi-ous outragious

P. P.

  • Pa-ci-fi-ed Pacified
  • pa-la-ta-ble palatable
  • pa-pis-ti-cal papistical
  • par-li-a-ment parliament
  • par-ti-al-ly partially
  • par-ti-ci-ple participle
  • par-ti-cu-lar particular
  • par-ti-ti-on partition
  • pa-ti-ent-ly patiently
  • pas-si-on-ate passionate
  • pa-tri-mo-ny patrimony
  • pa-vil-li-on pavillion
  • pe-cu-li-ar peculiar
  • pe-do-bap-tism pedobaptism
  • pe-ni-tent-ly penitently
  • pe-nu-ri-ous penurious
  • per-ad-ven-ture peradventure
  • per-di-ti-on perdition
  • per-fe-cti-on perfection
  • per-fi-di-ous perfidious
  • per-fun-cto-ry perfunctory
  • per-ni-ci-ous pernicious
  • per-pe-tu-al perpetual
  • per-se-cu-ted persecuted
  • per-se-ve-rance perseverance
  • per-so-na-ble personable
  • per-mis-si-on permission
  • per-plex-i-ty perplexity
  • per-se-cu-ted persecuted
  • per-swa-si-on perswasion
  • pe-sti-len-cy pestilency
  • pe-ti-ti-on petition
  • phi-lo-so-pher philosopher
  • phi-lo-so-phy philosophy
  • phy-si-ci-an physician
  • pi-ti-ful-ness pitifulness
  • plau-si-ble-ness plausibleness
  • plen-te-ous-ness plenteousness
  • pli-a-ble-ness pliableness
  • plu-ra-li-ty plurality
  • po-e-ti-cal poetical
  • po-li-ti-cal political
  • pol-lu-ti-on pollution
  • pos-ses-si-on possession
  • po-si-ti-on position
  • po-si-tive-ness positiveness
  • po-ste-ri-ty posterity
  • po-ten-ti-al potential
  • pow-er-ful-ler powerfuller
  • pra-cti-cal-ly practically
  • pre-ce-den-cy precedency
  • pre-ci-ous-ness preciousness
  • pre-ci-si-an precisian
  • pre-de-ces-sor predecessor
  • pre-de-sti-nate predestinate
  • pre-di-cti-on prediction
  • pre-fi-gu-red prefigured
  • pre-ju-di-ced prejudiced
  • pre-la-ti-cal prelatical
  • pre-pa-ra-tive preparative
  • pre-he-mi-nence preheminence
  • pre-po-ste-rous preposterous
  • pre-ro-ga-tive prerogative
  • pres-by-te-ry presbytery
  • [Page 88] pre-scrip-ti-on prescription
  • pre-ser-va-tor preservator
  • pre-sump-ti-on presumption
  • pre-sump-tu-ous presumptuous
  • pre-ven-ti-on prevention
  • prin-ci-pal-ly principally
  • pri-vi-led-ges priviledges
  • pro-ba-ble-ness probableness
  • pro-di-gal-ly prodigally
  • pro-di-gi-ous prodigious
  • pro-fi-ta-bly profitably
  • pro-gres-si-on progression
  • pro-hi-bi-ting prohibiting
  • pro-pa-ga-ted propagated
  • pro-pri-e-ty propriety
  • pro-ph [...]i-cal prophetical
  • pro-por- [...]-on proportion
  • pro-se-c [...]ted prosecuted
  • pro-spe-ri-ty prosperity
  • pro-tec-ti-on protection
  • pro-fes-si-on profession
  • pre-me-di-tate premeditate
  • pre-to-ri-um pretorium
  • pro-fi-ta-ble profitable
  • pro-ge-ni-tors progenitors
  • pro-mo-ti-on promotion
  • pro-phe-sy-ing prophesying
  • pros-pe-rous-ly prosperously
  • pro-vi-si-on provision
  • pro-ver-bi-al proverbial
  • pro-vin-ci-al provincial
  • pro-tes-tan-tisme protestantisme
  • pro-vo-ca-ted provocated
  • pru-den-ti-al prudential
  • pub-li-ca-tor publicator
  • pur-ga-to-ry purgatory
  • pu-ri-fi-ed purified
  • pur-ga-ti-on purgation

Q. Q.

  • Qua-li-fi-ed Qualified
  • qua-ter-ni-on quaternion
  • ques-ti-o-ned questioned
  • quo-ti-di-an quotidian
  • que-ru-lous-ness querulousness

R. R.

  • Ra-ti-o-nal Rational
  • ra-ve-nous-ly ravenously
  • re-a-li-ty reality
  • rea-so-na-ble reasonable
  • re-bel-li-on rebellion
  • re-bel-li-ous rebellious
  • re-cep-ta-cle receptacle
  • re-cep-ti-on reception
  • re-com-men-ded recommended
  • re-com-pen-sed recompensed
  • re-con-ci-led reconciled
  • re-co-ve-red recovered
  • re-cre-a-ted recreated
  • rec-ti-fy-ing rectifying
  • re-demp-ti-on redemption
  • re-fer-en-ces references
  • re-flec-ti-on reflection
  • re-frac-to-ry refractory
  • re-gi-ster-ing registering
  • re-gu-lar-ly regularly
  • re-jec-ti-on rejection
  • re-la-ti-on relation
  • re-li-gi-on religion
  • re-lin-quish-ed relinquished
  • re-luc-tan-cy reluctancy
  • re-mem-ber-ed remembered
  • re-mis-si-on remission
  • re-mu-ne-rate remunerate
  • ren-dez-vous-ing rendezvousing
  • re-ple-nish-ed replenished
  • re-pre-sent-ed represented
  • re-proach-ful-ly reproachfully
  • re-so-lute-ly resolutely
  • re-spec-tive-ly respectively
  • re-spon-si-ble responsible
  • re-sto-ra-tive restorative
  • re-ta-li-ate retaliate
  • re-ten-ti-on retention
  • re-ti-red-ly retiredly
  • re-tract-ing-ly retractingly
  • re-di-cu-le redicule
  • [Page 89] re-ver-si-on reversion
  • rhe-to-ri-cal rhetorical
  • ri-di-cu-lous ridiculous
  • righ-te-ous-ness righteousness
  • ri-go-rous-ly rigorously
  • ri-ot-ous-ness riotousness
  • re-ve-ren-ced reverenced

S. S.

  • Sa-cer-do-tal Sacerdotal
  • sa-cra-men-tal sacramental
  • sa-cri-fi-cing sacrificing
  • sa-cri-fi-ces sacrifices
  • sa-ga-ci-ty sagacity
  • sal-va-ti-on salvation
  • sanc-ti-fi-ed sanctified
  • sanc-tu-a-ry sanctuary
  • sa-ti-e-ty satiety
  • scan-dal-lous-ly scandallously
  • schis-ma-ti-cal schismatical
  • scor-pi-on-ist scor-pi-on-ist
  • scru-pu-lous-ly scrupulously
  • sea-so-na-ble seasonable
  • se-cre-ta-ry secretary
  • se-cu-ri-ty security
  • se-den-ta-ry sedentary
  • se-di-ti-on sedition
  • sen-su-al-ly sensually
  • sen-ten-ti-ous sententious
  • se-pe-ra-ting seperating
  • sep-tu-a-gent septuagent
  • se-ri-ous-ly seriously
  • ser-vice-a-ble serviceable
  • se-ve-ral-ly severally
  • se-ve-ri-ty severity
  • shame-fa-ced-ness shamefac [...]dness
  • sig-ni-fy-ing signifying
  • si-mi-li-tude similitude
  • sim-pli-ci-ty simplicity
  • sin-ce-ri-ty sincerity
  • sin-gu-lar-ly singularly
  • si-tu-a-ted situated
  • slip-pe-ri-ness slipperiness
  • so-bri-e-ty sobriety
  • so-ber-mind-ed soberminded
  • so-ci-a-ble sociable
  • so [...]ci-e-ty society
  • so-lem-ni-ty solemnity
  • so-lem-ni-zed solemnized
  • so-li-ci-tor solicitor
  • so-li-ci-tous solicitous
  • so-li-lo-quy soliloquy
  • so-li-ta-ry solitary
  • sor-row-full-ness sorrowfullness
  • so-ve-reign-ty sovereignty
  • spe-ci-al-ly specially
  • spe-ci-ous-ly speciously
  • spe-cu [...]la-tive speculative
  • spi-ri-tu-al spiritual
  • slan-de-rous-ly slanderou [...]
  • sta-ti-o-ner stationer
  • stu-di-ous-ly studiously
  • stu-pi-di-ty stupidity
  • stu-pi-fy-ing stupifying
  • sub-ject-i-on subjection
  • sub-mis-si-on submission
  • sub-scirp-ti-on subscription
  • sub-stan-ti-al substantial
  • sub-stract-i [...]on substraction
  • sub-ver-si-on subversion
  • suc-ces-si-on succession
  • suf-fi-ci-ent sufficient
  • suf-fo-ca-ted suffocated
  • sug-ges-ti-on suggestion
  • sul [...]phur-ous-ly sulphurously
  • sum-ma-ri-ly summarily
  • sump-tu-ous-ly sumptuously
  • sta-bi-li-ty stability
  • su-per-flu-ous superfluous
  • su-per-la-tive superlative
  • su-pre-ma-cy supremacy
  • sym-pa-thi-sing sympathising

T. T.

  • Ta-ber-na-cle Tabernacle
  • te-di-ous-ness tediousness
  • tax-a-ti-on taxation
  • tem-pe-ra-ment temperament
  • [Page 90] tem-pe-stu-ous tempestuous
  • tem-po-ri-sing temporising
  • tem-pta-ti-on temptation
  • ter-re-stri-al terrestrial
  • te-sti-mo-ny testimony
  • ter-ri-fi-ed terrified
  • te-sti-fy-ing testifying
  • to-bac-co-pipes tobaccopipes
  • to-le-ra-ble tolerable
  • to-le-ra-ted tolerated
  • tra-di-ti-on tradition
  • trai-te-rous-ly traiterously
  • tran-quil-li-ty tranquility
  • trans-ac-ti-on transaction
  • trans-fi-gu-red transfigured
  • trans-gres-si-on transgression
  • tran-si-to-ry transitory
  • tran-sla-ti-on translation
  • trea-che-rous-ly treacherously
  • trea-so-na-ble treasonable
  • tri-bu-ta-ry tributary
  • tu-i-ti-on tuition
  • tu-mul-tu-ous tumultuous
  • tur-bu-len-cy turbulency

V. V.

  • Va-ca-ti-on Vacation
  • va-li-ant-ly valiantly
  • va-lo-rous-ly valourously
  • va-lu-a-ble valuable
  • va-ri-a-ble variable
  • va-ri-e-ty variety
  • ve-ge-ta-tive vegetative
  • ve-he-ment-ly vehemently
  • ve-ne-ra-ble venerable
  • ve-ra-ci-ty veracity
  • ver-mil-li-on vermillion
  • ver-tu-ous-ly vertuously
  • vex-a-ti-on vexation
  • vi-cis [...]si-tude vicissitude
  • vi-ctu-al-ler victualler
  • vi-gi-lan-cy vigilancy
  • vi-o-lent-ly violently
  • vir-gi-ni-ty virginity
  • un-ac [...]quaint-ed unacquainted
  • un-ad-vi-sed unadvised
  • u-na-ni-mous unanimous
  • un-be-liev-ing unbelieving
  • un-be-liev-ers unbelievers
  • un-bla-ma-ble unblamable
  • un-ca-pa-ble uncapable
  • un-cer-tain-ty uncertainty
  • un-chang-a-ble unchangable
  • un-clean-nes-ses uncleannesses
  • un-der-stand-ing understanding
  • un-con-demn-ed uncondemned
  • un-co-ver-ed uncovered
  • un-cor-rupt-ed uncorrupted
  • un-der-ta-king undertaking
  • un-de-serv-ing undeserving
  • un-doubt-ed-ly undoubtedly
  • un-faith-ful-ly unfaithfully
  • un-feign-ed-ly unfeignedly
  • un-for-tu-nate unfortunate
  • un-fur-nish-ed unfurnished
  • un-de-fi-led undefiled
  • un-god-li-ness ungodliness
  • un-der-gird-ed undergirded
  • un-der-set-ters undersetters
  • un-ho-li-ness unholiness
  • u-ni-ver-sal universal
  • un-law-ful-ly unlawfully
  • un-learn-ed-ly unlearnedly
  • un [...]e-qual-ly unequally
  • un-lea-ven-ed unleavened
  • un-li-mit-ed unlimited
  • un-mea-su-red unmeasured
  • un-mer-ci-ful unmerciful
  • un-mo-va-ble unmovable
  • un-mar-ri-ed unmarried
  • un-na-tu-ral unnatural
  • un-qui-et-ly unquietly
  • un-quench-a-ble unquenchable
  • un-pre-pa-red unprepared
  • un-rea-son-ed unreasoned
  • un-righ-te-ous unrighteous
  • un-sa-vo-ry unsavory
  • un-skil-ful-ly unskilfully
  • un-search-a-ble unsearchable
  • [Page 91] un-sea-son-ed unseasoned
  • un-speak-a-ble unspeakable
  • un-thank-ful-ness unthankfulness
  • un-wea-ri-ed unwearied
  • un-whol-som-ness unwholsomness
  • vo-lup-tu-ous voluptuous
  • u-su-al-ly usually
  • un-tem-per-ed untempered
  • un-wit-ting-ly unwittingly
  • vo-ca-ti-on vocation
  • vo-lun-ta-ry voluntary

W. W.

  • Wa-ter-ci-stern Watercistern
  • wa-ter-cour-ses watercourses
  • wa-ter-ing-tub wateringtub
  • wel-be-lo-ved welbeloved
  • what-so-e-ver whatsoever
  • when-so-e-ver whensoever
  • where-so-e-ver wheresoever
  • who-so-e-ver whosoever
  • whom-so-e-ver whomsoever
  • whose-so-e-ver whosesoever
  • won-der-ful-ly wonderfully
  • won-de-rous-ly wonderously

Words of Five Syllables.

A. A.

  • A-bo-mi-na-ble Abominable
  • a-bo-mi-na-bly abominably
  • a-ca-de-mi-cal academical
  • ab-so-lu-ti-on absolution
  • ac-cep-ta-ti-on acceptation
  • ac-ci-den-tal-ly accidentally
  • ac-cla-ma-ti-on acclamation
  • ac-com-mo-da-ted accommodated
  • ac-cu-sa-ti-on accusation
  • ac-com-pa-ni-ed accompanied
  • ac-cu-mu-la-ti-on accumulation
  • ac-ti-o-na-ble actionable
  • ac-cus-to-ma-ry accustomary
  • ad-di-ti-o-nal additional
  • ad-mi-nis-ter-ing administering
  • ad-mi-ra-ti-on admiration
  • ad-mo-ni-ti-on admonition
  • ad-o-ra-ti-on adoration
  • a-du-la-ti-on adulation
  • ad-van-ta-gi-ous advantagious
  • a-dul-ter-es-ses adulteresses
  • ad-ven-tu-rous-ly adventurously
  • a-li-e-na-ted alienated
  • al-le-go-ri-cal allegorical
  • al-pha-be-ti-cal alphabetical
  • al-ter-a-ti-on alteration
  • al-ter-ca-ti-on altercation
  • am-bi-gu-ous-ly ambiguously
  • a-mi-a-ble-ness amiableness
  • am-bi-ti-ous-ness ambitiousness
  • a-mi-ca-ble-ness amicableness
  • am-mu-ni-ti-on ammunition
  • a-na-to-mi-zed anatomized
  • an-ti-chris-ti-an antichristian
  • a-po-cry-phal apocryphal
  • a-po-lo-gi-zed apologized
  • a-po-the-ca-ry apothecary
  • ap-pa-ri-ti-on apparition
  • ap-pre-hen-si-on apprehension
  • ap-pro-ba-ti-on approbation
  • ap-pro-pri-a-ted appropriated
  • ap-pur-te-nan-ees appurtenances
  • ar-bi-tra-ry-ness arbitraryness
  • a-ri-sto-cra-cy aristocracy
  • a-rith-me-ti-cal arithmetical
  • as-so-ci-at-ed associ [...]ted
  • a-stro-lo-gi-ans astrologians
  • ar-ti-fi-ci-al artificial
  • a-the-is-ti-cal atheistical
  • a-va-ri-ci-ous avaricious
  • au-da-ci-ous-ly audaciously
  • aug-men-ta-ti-on augmentation
  • au-then-ti-cal-ly authentically

B. B.

  • Ba-by-lo-ni-ans Babylonians
  • be-a-ti-fi-cal beatifical
  • be-ne-dic-ti-on benediction
  • be-ne-fi-ci-al beneficial
  • be-ne-vo-lent-ly benevolently
  • burnt-sa-cri-fi-ces burntsacrifices

C. C.

  • Ca-te-chis-ti-cal Catechistical
  • ce-re-mo-ni-al ceremonial
  • chri-sti-a-ni-ty christianity
  • cir-cum-ci-si-on circumcision
  • co-es [...]sen-ti-al coessential
  • co-e-ter-nal-ly coeternally
  • co-gi-ta-ti-on cogitation
  • co-hi-bi-ti-on cohibition
  • col-la-ti-on-ed collationed
  • col-la-te-ral-ly collaterally
  • com-bi-na-ti-on combination
  • cir-cum-fe-ren-ter circumferenter
  • cir-cum-spec-ti-on circumspection
  • com-me-mo-ra-ted commemorated
  • [Page 93] com-men-da-ti-on commendation
  • com-mi-na-ti-on commination
  • com-mis-si-o-ner commissioner
  • com-mi-se-ra-ting commiserating
  • com-mo-di-ous-ly commodiously
  • com-mu-ni-ca-ted communicated
  • com-mu-ta-ti-on commutation
  • com-pas-si-o-nate compassionate
  • com-pel-la-ti-on compellation
  • com-pen-di-ous-ly compendiously
  • com-ple-men-tally complementally
  • com-po-si-ti-on composition
  • com-pre-hen-si-on comprehension
  • com-pu-ta-ti-on computation
  • con-dem-na-ti-on condemnation
  • con-de-scen-si-on condescension
  • con-di-ti-o-nal conditional
  • con-fe-de-ra-cy confederacy
  • con-fir-ma-ti-on confirmation
  • con-fis-ca-ti-on confiscation
  • con- [...]la-gra-ti-on conflagration
  • con- [...]u- [...]a-ti-on confutation
  • con-gre-ga-ti-on congregation
  • con-ju-ga-ti-on conjugation
  • con-sci-en-ti-ous conscientious
  • con-se-cra-ti-on consecration
  • con-so-la-ti-on consolation
  • con-spi-cu-ous-ly conspicuously
  • con-si-de-rate-ly considerately
  • con-spi-ra-ti-on conspiration
  • con-ster-na-ti-on consternation
  • con-sti-tu-ti-on constitution
  • con-sul-ta-ti-on consultation
  • con-sum-ma-ti-on consummation
  • con-tem-pla-ti-on contemplation
  • con-temp-tu-ous-ly contemptuously
  • con-ten-ta-ti-on contentation
  • con-ten-ti-ous-ness contentiousness
  • cgn-tra-di-cti-on contradiction
  • con-tri-bu-ti-on contribution
  • con-tu-me-li-ous contumelious
  • con-ve-ni-en-cy conveniency
  • con-ver-sa-ti-on conversation
  • con-vo-ca-ti-on convocation
  • con-ti-nu-al-ly continually
  • con-ve-ni-ent-ly conveniently
  • con-ta-mi-na-ted contaminated
  • con-stel-la-ti-on constellation
  • co-pu-la-ti-on copulation
  • co-ro-na-ti-on coronation
  • cor-po-ra-ti-on corporation
  • cor-ro-bo-ra-ting corroborating
  • cu-ri-o-si-ty curiosity
  • cus-to-ma-ri-ly customarily

D. D.

  • De-cei-va-ble-ness Deceivableness
  • de-di-ca-ti-on dedication
  • de-cla-ra-ti-on declaration
  • de-cla-ma-ti-on declamation
  • de-fa-ma-ti-on defamation
  • de-fi-ni-ti-on definition
  • de-ge-ne-ra-te degenerate
  • de-li-be-ra-ted deliberated
  • de-bi-li-ta-ted debilitated
  • de-li-ci-ous-ly deliciously
  • de-li-ne-a-ted delineated
  • de-li-ve-ran-ces deliverances
  • de-plo-ra-ble-ness deplorableness
  • de-re-li-cti-on dereliction
  • de-so-la [...]ti-on desolation
  • de-spi-ca-ble-ness despicableness
  • de-mon-stra-ti-on demonstration
  • de-po-si-ti-ons depositions
  • de-ter-mi-nate-ly determinatly
  • de-vo-ti-o-nal devotional
  • di-a-bo-li-cal diabolical
  • di-cti-o-na-ry dictionary
  • dis-a-bi-li-ty disability
  • dis-ad-van-ta-ges disadvantages
  • dis-coun-tenanced discountenanced
  • dis-ho-nou-ra-ble dishonourable
  • dis-in-he-rit- [...]d disinherited
  • dis-o-be-di-ence disobedience
  • dis-o-be-di-ent disobedient
  • dis-pen-sa-ti-on dispensation
  • dis-po-si-ti-on disposition
  • dis-pro [...]por-ti-on disproportion
  • dis-so-lu-ti-on dissolution
  • di-vi-na-ti-on divination
  • dis-pro-fi-ta-ble di [...]profitable
  • [Page 94] dis-pu-ta-ti-on disputation
  • dis-lo-ca-ti-on dislocation
  • di-stri-bu-ti-on distribution
  • de-va-sta-ti-on devastation
  • do-mi-na-ti-on domination

E. E.

  • Ec-cle-si-a-stick Ecclesiastick
  • e-du-ca-ti-on education
  • ef-fe-ctu-al-ly effectually
  • ef-fi-ca-ci-ous efficacious
  • ef-fi-ci-ent-ly efficiently
  • e-gre-gi-ous-ly egregiously
  • e-ja-cu-la-ting ejaculating
  • e-le-men-ta-ry elementary
  • em-po-ve-rish-ed empoverished
  • e-mu-la-ti-on emulation
  • en-ter-chang-a-ble enterchangable
  • em-pha-ti-cal-ly emphatically
  • en-ter-med-dl-ing entermeddling
  • en-ter-min-gl-ing entermingling
  • en-thu-si-a-stick enthusiastic [...]
  • e-nu-me-ra-ted enumerated
  • e-pis-co-pa-cy episcopacy
  • e-qua-ni-mi-ty equanimity
  • e-qui-ta-ble-ness equitableness
  • e-qui-va-lency equivalency
  • e-qui-vo-ca-ting equivocating
  • er-ro-ne-ous-ly erroneously
  • e-spe-ci-al-ly especially
  • es-sen-ti-al-ly essentially
  • e-sti-ma-ti-on estimation
  • e-thi-o-pi-an ethiopian
  • e-ty-mo-lo-gy etymology
  • e-va-cu-a-ting evacuating
  • e-van-ge-li-cal evangelical
  • eu-cha-ri-sti-cal eucharistical
  • ex-al-ta-ti-on exaltation
  • ex-cla-ma-ti-on exclamation
  • ex-e-cra-ti-on execration
  • ex-em-pli-fi-ed exemplified
  • ex-e-cu-ti-on execution
  • ex-hi-bi-ti-on exhibition
  • ex-hor-ta-ti-on exhortation
  • ex-pe-cta-ti-on expectation
  • ex-pe-di-ti-on expedition
  • ex-com-mu-ni-cate excommunicate
  • ex-pi-a-ti-on expiation
  • ex-pla-na-ti-on explanation
  • ex-po-si-ti-on exposition
  • ex-po-stu-la-ting expostul [...]ting
  • ex-te-nu-a-ting extenuating
  • ex-tor-tion-er extortioner
  • ex-tra-va-gan-cy extravagancy
  • ex-tra-va-gant-ly extravagantly

F. F.

  • Fa-ce-ti-ous-ly Facetiously
  • fa-mi-li-ar-ist familiarist
  • fa-vou-ra-ble-ness favourableness
  • fel-low-ci-ti-zen fellowcitizen
  • fel-low-la-bou-rer fellowlabourer
  • fel-low-pri-so-ner fellowprisoner
  • fe-mi-nin-gen-der feminingender
  • fe-lo-ni-ous-ly feloniously
  • fer-men-ta-ti-on fermentation
  • for-ni-ca-ti-on fornication
  • fun-da-men-tal-ly fundamentally
  • fu-mi-ga-ti-on fumigation
  • fu-ri-ous-li-er furiouslier

G. G.

  • Ge-ne-a-lo-gy Genealogy
  • ge-ne-ra-ti-on generation
  • ge-o-gra [...]phi-cal geographical
  • ge-o-me-tri-cal geometrical
  • glo-ri-fi-ed-ness glorifiedness
  • gra-ven-ima-ges gravenimages

H. H.

  • Ha-bi-ta-ti-on Habitation
  • har-mo-ni-ous-ly harmoniously
  • he-re-ti-cal-ly heretically
  • he-ro-i-cal-ly heroically
  • hi-e-rar-chi-cal hierarchical
  • hi-sto-ri-cal-ly historically
  • [Page 95] ho-nou-ra-ble-ness honourableness
  • hy-po-cri-ti-cal hypocritical
  • hos-pi-ta-li-ty hospitality

I. I.

  • Je-su-i-ti-cal Jesuitical
  • ig-no-mi-ni-ous ignominious
  • il-le-ga-li-ty illegality
  • il-le-gi-ti-mate illegitimate
  • il-li-te-rate-ly illiterately
  • il-lu-mi-na-ted illuminated
  • il-lu-stri-ous-ly illustriously
  • im-be-ci-li-ty imbecility
  • i-mi-ta-ti-on imitation
  • im-me-di-at-ly immediatly
  • im-mo-de-rat-ly immoderatly
  • im-mor-ta-li-ty immortality
  • im-pa-ti-ent-ly impatiently
  • im-pe-ni-ten-cy impenitency
  • im-per-fe-cti-on imperfection
  • im-pla-ca-ble-ness implacableness
  • im-por-tu-nate-ly importunately
  • im-po-si-ti-on imposition
  • im-po-ve-rish-ed impoverished
  • in-a-bi-li-ty inability
  • in-ac-ces-si-ble inaccessible
  • in-ca-pa-ci [...]ty incapacity
  • in-car-na-ti-on incarnation
  • in-cen-di-a-ry incendiary
  • in-ce-stu-ous-ly incestuously
  • in-ci-ta-ti-on incitation
  • in-ci-vi-li-ty incivility
  • in-cli-na-ti-ons inclinations
  • in-co-gi-tan-cy incogitancy
  • in-com-bu-sti-ble incombustible
  • in-com-men-su-rate incommensurate
  • in-co-mo-da-ting incommodating
  • in-com-mu-ni-cate incommunicate
  • in-com-pe-ten-cy incompetency
  • in-com-pre-hen-sive incomprehensive
  • in-con-gru-ous-ly incongruously
  • in-con-si-d [...]-rate inconsiderate
  • in-con-si-stent-ly inconsist [...]ntly
  • in-con-ti-nent-ly incontinently
  • in-con-ve-ni [...]ent inconvenient
  • in-cor-po-ra-ted incorporated
  • in-cor-po-re-al incorporeal
  • in-cor-ri-gi-ble incorrigible
  • in-co-he-rent-ly incoherently
  • in-con-ti-nen-cy incontinency
  • in-cor-rup-ti-ble incorruptible
  • in-cor-rup-ti-on incorruption
  • in-cre-du-lous-ly incredulously
  • in-de-fi-nite-ly indefinitely
  • in-de-pen-den-cy independency
  • in-de-ter-mi-nate indeterminate
  • in-dif-fe-rent-ly indifferently
  • in-dig-na-ti-on indignation
  • in-dis-cre-ti-on indiscretion
  • in-dis-so-lu-ble indissoluble
  • in [...]di-vi-du-al individual
  • in-di-vi-si-ble indivisible
  • in-do-ci [...]ble-ness indocibleness
  • in-ef-fa-ble-ness ineffableness
  • in-ef-fe-ctu-al ineffectual
  • in-e-sti-ma-ble inestimable
  • in-e-vi-ta-bly inevitably
  • in-ex-cu-sa-ble inexcusable
  • in-ex-hau-sti-ble inexhaustible
  • in-ex-o-ra-ble inexorable
  • in-ex-pli-ca-ble inexplicable
  • in-fec-ti-ous-ly enfectiously
  • in-fi-de-li-ty infidelity
  • in-flex-i-ble-ness inflexibleness
  • in-for-mati-on information
  • in-for-tu-nate-ly infortunately
  • in-ge-ni-ous-ly ingeniously
  • in-nu-me-r [...]-ble innumerable
  • in-qui-si-ti-on inquisition
  • in-sa-ti-a-ble insatiable
  • in-se-pe-ra-ble inseparable
  • in-si-nu-a-ting insinuating
  • in-spi-ra-ti-on inspiration
  • in-fla-ma-ti-on inflamation
  • in-he-ri-tan-ces inheritances
  • in-gra-ti-a-ting ingratiating
  • in-sta-bi-li-ty instability
  • in-sti-t-uti-on institution
  • in-stru-men-tal-ly instrumentally
  • [Page 96] in-suf-fi-ci-ent insufficient
  • in-su-pe-ra-ble insuperable
  • in-sup-por-ta-ble insupportable
  • in-sur-re-cti-on insurrection
  • in-tel-le-ctu-alls intellectuals
  • in-t [...]l-li-gen-cer intelligencer
  • in-ter-ces-si-on intercession
  • in-ter-chang-a-bly interchangably
  • in-ter-je-cti-on interjection
  • in-ti-ma-ti-on intimation
  • in-ter-mis-si-on intermission
  • in-tol-le-ra-ble intollerable
  • in-tra-cta-ble-ness intractableness
  • in-tro-du-cti-on introduction
  • in-tu-i-ti-on intuition
  • in-vin-ci-ble-ness invincibleness
  • in-vi-o-la-ble inviolable
  • in-vi-ta-ti-on invitation
  • in-un-da-ti-on inundation
  • in-vo-ca-ti-on invocation
  • in-vo-lun-ta-ry involuntary
  • ir-ra-ti-o-nal irrational
  • ir-re-gu-lar-ly irregularly
  • ir-ri-te-ra-ted irriterated
  • ir-re-li-gi-ous irreligious
  • ir-re-pa-ra-ble irreparable
  • ir-re-vo-ca-ble irrevocable
  • ju-di-ca-to-ry judicatory
  • jur-is-di-cti-on jurisdiction
  • ju-di-ci-al-ly judicially
  • ju-di-ci-ous-ly judiciously
  • jus-ti-fi-ca-tor justificator

L. L.

  • La-bo-ri-ous-ness Laboriousness
  • la-men-ta-ti-on lamentation
  • la-sci-vi-ous-ness lasciviousness
  • le-gi-ti-ma-cy legitimacy
  • li-be-ra-li-ty liberality
  • l [...]-cen-ti-ous-ness licentiousness
  • li-mi-ta-ti-on limitation
  • lo-ving kindnes-ses levingkindnesses
  • lux-u-ri-ous-ness luxuriousness

M. M.

  • Ma-ho-me-tanisme Mahometanisme
  • mar-ty-ro-lo-gy martyrology
  • ma-te-ri-al-ly materially
  • ma-the-ma-ti-cal mathematical
  • ma-tri-mo-ni-al matrimonial
  • me-di-a-tor-ship mediatorship
  • me-di-ta-ti-on meditation
  • me-di-o-cri-ty mediocrity
  • ma-li-ci-ous-ly maliciously
  • ma-li-ci-ous-ness maliciousness
  • mag-ni-fi-cent-ly magnificently
  • ma-ni-fes-ta-ble manifestable
  • me-lo-di-ous-ly melodiously
  • mag-na-ni-mous-ly magnanimously
  • men-su-ra-ti-on mensuration
  • me-ri-to-ri-ous meritorious
  • me-ta-pho-ri-cal metaphorical
  • me-tro-po-li-tan metropolitan
  • mi-ni-stra-ti-on ministration
  • mi-ni-ste-ri-al ministerial
  • mi-ra-cu-lous-ly miraculously
  • mo-de-ra-ti-on moderation
  • mo-no-syl-la-ble monosyllable
  • mu-ta-bi-li-ty mutability
  • mis-chie-vi-ous-ly mischieviously
  • mis-chie-vi-ousness mischieviousness
  • mis-con-stru-cti-on misconstruction
  • mi-ti-ga-ti-on mitigation
  • mul-ti-pli-ci-ty multiplicity
  • mur-mu-ra-ti-on murmuration
  • my-ste-ri-ous-ly mysteriously
  • my-ste-ri-ous-ness mysteriousness

N. N.

  • Na-vi-ga-ti-on Navigation
  • ne-ces-sa-ri-ly necessarily
  • no-to-ri-ous-ly notoriously
  • no-bi-li-ta-ting nobilitating
  • nu-me-ra-ti-on numeration
  • non-con-for-mi-ty nonconformity

O. O.

  • Ob-li-ga-ti-on Obligation
  • ob-ser-va-ti-on observation
  • oc-ca-si-o-nal occasional
  • oc-ca-si-on-ed occasioned
  • oc-cu-pa-ti-on occupation
  • of-fi-ci-ous-ly officiously
  • om-ni-po-ten-cy omnipotency
  • om-ni-sci-en-cy omnisciency
  • o-pe-ra-ti-on operation
  • op-per-tu-ni-ty oppertunity
  • op-po-si-ti-on opposition
  • or-di-na-ti-on ordination
  • o-ri-gi-nal-ly originally
  • or-na-men-tal-ly ornamentally
  • oe-co-no-mi-cal oeconomical
  • os-ten-ta-ti-on ostentation
  • o-ver-sha-dow-ed overshadowed

P. P.

  • Pa-pis-ti-cal-ly Papistically
  • par-ti-a-li-ty partiality
  • par-ti-cu-lar-ly particularly
  • pas-si-o-nat-ly passionatly
  • pe-nu-ri-ous-ly penuriously
  • per-fi-di-ous-ly perfidiously
  • per-ni-ci-ous-ly perniciously
  • per-mu-ta-ti-on permutation
  • per-pe-tu-al-ly perpetually
  • per-se-cu-ti-on persecution
  • pes-ti-len-ti-al pestilential
  • pe-ti-ti-o-ner petitioner
  • pe-ti-ti-on-ed petitioned
  • po-li-ti-cal-ly politically
  • pos-si-bi-li-ty possibility
  • po-ten-ti-al-ly potentially
  • pre-des-ti-na-ted predestinated
  • pre-pa-ra-ti-on preparation
  • pre-po-si-ti-on preposition
  • pre-pos-te-rous-ly preposterously
  • pres-by-te-ri-ans presbyterians
  • pre [...]ser-va-ti-on preservation
  • pre-sen-ta-ti-on presentation
  • pre-si-den-ti-al presidential
  • pre-sump-tu-ous-ly presumptuously
  • prin-ci-pa-li-ty principality
  • pro-ba-bi-li-ty probability
  • pro-cla-ma-ti-on proclamation
  • pro-di-ga-li-ty prodigality
  • pro-di-gi-ous-ly prodigiously
  • pro-fa-na-ti-on profanation
  • pro-hi-bi-ti-on prohibition
  • pro-pa-ga-ti-on propagation
  • pro-phe-ti-cal-ly prophetically
  • pro-por-ti-o-nate proportionate
  • pro-po-si-ti-on proposition
  • pro-ro-ga-ti-on prorogation
  • prog-nos-ti-ca-tor prognosticator
  • pro-tes-ta-ti-on protestation
  • pro-ver-bi-al-ly proverbially
  • pro-vi-den-ti-al providential
  • pro-vo-ca-ti-on provocation
  • pub-li-ca-ti-on publication
  • pu-ri-ta-ni-cal puritanical

Q. Q.

  • Qua-li-fi-ca-ted Qualificated
  • ques-ti-on-a-ble questionable
  • quin-tes-sen-ti-al quintessential
  • quo-ti-di-a-nize quotidianize

R. R.

  • Ra-ti-o-nal-ly Rationally
  • rea-so-na-ble-ness reasonableness
  • re-bel-li-ous-ly rebelliously
  • re-col-lec-ti-on recollection
  • re-co-ve-ra-ble recoverable
  • re-cre-a-ti-on recreation
  • re [...]for-ma-ti-on reformation
  • re-frac-to-ri-n [...]ss refractoriness
  • re-ge-ne-ra-ted regenerated
  • re-lax-a-ti-on relaxation
  • re-li-gi-ous-ly religiously
  • re-no-va-ti-on renovation
  • re-pa-ra-ti-on reparation
  • [Page 98] re-pe-ti-ti-on repetition
  • re-pre-hen-si-on r [...]prehension
  • re-pro-ba-ti-on reprobation
  • re-pu-ta-ti-on reputation
  • re-ser-va-ti-on reservation
  • re-sig-na-ti-on resignation
  • re-so-lu-ti-on resolution
  • re-stau-ra-ti-on restauration
  • re-sur-rec-ti-on resurrection
  • re-trac-ta-ti-on retractation
  • re-tri-bu-ti-on retribution
  • re-ve-la-ti-on revelation
  • re-ve-ren-ti-al reverential
  • re-vo-lu-ti-on revolution
  • ri-di-cu-lous-ly ridiculously
  • ri-di-cu-lous-ness ridiculousness
  • re-sti-tu-ti-on restitution
  • re-ta-li-a-ted retaliated
  • righ-te-ous-nes-ses righteousnesses

S. S.

  • Sa-cer-do-tal-ly Sacerdotally
  • sa-cra-men-tal-ly sacramentally
  • sa-cri-le-gi-ous sacrilegious
  • sa-lu-ta-ti-on salutation
  • sa-tis-fac-ti-on satisfaction
  • sci-en-ti-fi-cal scientifical
  • se-con-da-ri-ly secondarily
  • se-cre-ta-ry-ship secretaryship
  • se-cu-la-ri-ty secularity
  • se-di-ti-ous-ly seditiously
  • sen-su-a-li-ty sensuality
  • se-pa-ra-ti-on separation
  • se-que-stra-ti-on sequestration
  • sin [...]gu-la-ri-ty singularity
  • si-tu-a-ti-on situation
  • so-ci-a-ble-ness sociableness
  • so-li-ta-ri-ness solitariness
  • spe-cu-la-ti-on speculation
  • spi-ri-tu-al-ly spiritually
  • suf-fi-ci-ent-ly sufficiently
  • suf-fi-ci-en-cy sufficiency
  • su-per-a-bound-ing superabounding
  • su-per-fi-ci-al superficial
  • su-per-flu-ous-ly superfluously
  • su-per-la-tive-ly superlatively
  • su [...]per-na-tu-ral supernatur [...]l
  • su-per-scrip-ti-on superscription
  • su-per-sti-ti-on superstition
  • su-per-sti-ti-ous superstitious
  • sup-plan-ta-ti-on supplantation
  • sup-pli-ca-ti-on supplication
  • sup-po-si-ti-on supposition
  • sup-po-si-to-ry suppo [...]itory
  • sup-pu-ta-ti-on supputation
  • sym-pa-the-ti-cal sympathetical

T. T.

  • Tem-pes-tu-ous-ly Tempestuously
  • tem-po-ra-li-ty temporality
  • tes-ti-mo-ni-al testimonial
  • to-le-ra-ti-on toleration
  • tra-di-ti-o-nal traditional
  • tran-si-to-ri-ly transitorily
  • trans-for-ma-ti-on transformation
  • tri-bu-la-ti-on tribulation
  • tri-bu-ta-ry-ly tributaryly
  • tu-mul-tu-ous-ly tumultuously
  • ty-ran-ni-cal-ly tyrannically

V. V.

  • Va-lu-a-ble-ness Valuableness
  • va-ri-a-ble-ness variableness
  • ve-ne-ra-ble-ness venerableness
  • ve-ne-ra-ti-on veneration
  • vex-a-ti-ous-ly vexatiously
  • vi-cto-ri-ous-ly victoriously
  • vi-o-la-ti-on violation
  • vi-si-bi-li-ty visibility
  • vi-si-ta-ti-on visitation
  • un-ac-ces-si-ble unaccessible
  • un-ac-cus-to-med unaccustomed
  • un-ac-quaint-ed-ly unacquaintedly
  • un-ad-vi-sed-ly unadvisedly
  • u-na-ni-mous-ly unanimously
  • un-ap-proach-a-ble unapproachable
  • un-cha-ri-ta-ble uncharitable
  • [Page 99] un-con-cei-va-ble unconceivable
  • un-de-fi-led-ness undefiledness
  • un-de-ser-ved-ly undeservedly
  • un-ex-cu-sa-ble unexcusable
  • un-for-tu-nate-ly unfortunately
  • u-ni-for-mi-ty uniformity
  • u-ni-ver-si-ty university
  • un-mea-su-ra-ble unmeasurable
  • un-mer-ci-ful-ly unmercifully
  • un-na-tu-ral-ly unnaturally
  • un-ne-ces-sa-ry unnecessary
  • un-quen-chableness unquenchableness
  • un-ques-ti-on-less unquestionless
  • un-rea-so-na-ble unreasonable
  • un-righ-te-ous-ly unrighteously
  • un-sa-vo-ry-ness unsavoryness
  • un-search-a-bleness unsearchableness
  • un-sea-so-na-ble unseasonable
  • un-speak-a-ble-ness unspeakableness
  • un-sta-bi-li-ty unstability
  • un-suf-fe-ra-ble unsufferable
  • un-wea-ri-ed-ness unweariedness
  • vo-ca-bu-la-ry vocabulary
  • vo [...]lun-ta-ry-ness voluntaryness
  • vo-lup-tu-ous-ness voluptuousness
  • un-cir-cum-ci-sed uncircumcised
  • un-oc-cu-pi-ed unoccupied
  • un-pro-fi-ta-ble unprofitable
  • un-re-buke-a-ble unrebukable
  • un-righ-te-ous-ness unrighteousness
  • un-sa-ti-a-ble unsatiable
  • un-gra-ti-ous-ly ungratiously
  • un-com-for-ta-ble uncomfortable
  • un-pre-pa-red-ness unpreparedness

W. W.

  • Where-in-so-e-ver Whereinsoever
  • whi-ther-so-e-ver whithersoever

Words of six, seven, and eight Syllables.

A. A.

  • A-bo-mi-na-ti-on Abomination
  • ab-bre-vi-a-ti-on abbreviation
  • a-ca-de-mi-cal-ly academically
  • ac-com-mo-da-ti-on accommodation
  • ad-mi-ni-stra-ti-on administration
  • ac-cu-mu-la-ti-on accumulation
  • ac-cu-me-la-tive-ly accumelatively
  • ad-di-ti-o-nal-ly additionally
  • af-fec-ti-o-nate-ly affectionately
  • ac-cel-le-ra-ti-on acceleration
  • al-pha-be-ti-cal-ly alphabetically
  • al-suf-fi-ci-en-cy alsufficiently
  • an-ti-chris-ti-an-isme antichristianisme
  • a-po-ca-lyp-ti-cal apocalyptical
  • ar-ti-fi-ci-al-ly artificially
  • ar-ti-fi-ci-al-ness artificialness
  • as-tro-lo-gi-cal-ly astrologically
  • a-li-mo-si-na-ry alimosinary

B. B.

  • Be-a-ti-fi-ca-ti-on Beatificatlon
  • be-ne-fi-ci-al-ness beneficialness

C. C.

  • Cir-cum-lo-cu-ti-on Circumlocution
  • cir-cum-val-la-ti-on circumvallation
  • co-es-sen-ti-al-ly coessentially
  • com-me-mo-ra-ti-on commemoration
  • com-men-da-ti-o-nal commendational
  • com-men-su-ra-ti-on commensuration
  • com-mi-se-ra-ti-on commiseration
  • com-mu-ni-ca-ti-on communication
  • con-ca-te-na-ti-on concatenation
  • con-di-ti-on-al-ly conditionally
  • [Page 101] con-fec-ti-o-na-ries confectionaries
  • con-gre-ga-ti-o-nal congregational
  • con-sci-o-na-ble-ness conscionableness
  • con-sci-en-ti-ous-ly conscientiously
  • con-si-de-ra-ti-on consideration
  • con-ti-nu-a-ti-on continuation
  • con-tri-bu-ta-ri-ly contributarily
  • cor-ro-be-ra-ti-on corroberation
  • con-tro-ver-si-al-ly controversially
  • con-sub-stan-ti-a-ti-on consubstantiation

D. D.

  • De-ge-ne-ra-ti-on Degeneration
  • de-li-be-ra-ti-on deliberation
  • de-li-ne-a-ti-on delineation
  • de-no-mi-na-ti-on denomination
  • de-ter-mi-na-ti-on determination
  • dis-ad-van-ta-gi-ous disadvantagious
  • dis-con-so-la-ti-on disconsolation
  • dis-con-so-la-to-ry disconsolatory
  • dis-fi-gu-ra-ti-on disfiguration
  • dis-ho-nou-ra-ble-ness dishonourableness
  • dis-si-mu-la-ti-on dissimulation
  • dis-ad-van-ta-ge-ous-ly disadvantageously
  • dis-con-ti-nu-a-ti-on discontinuation
  • dis-o-be-di-en-ti-al disobediential
  • dis-pro-por-ti-o-na-ble disproportionable
  • dis-pro-por-ti-o-na-ble-ness disproportionableness
  • dis-o-be-di-en-ti-al-ness disobedientialness

E. E

  • Ec-cle-si-as-ti-cal Ecclesiastical
  • e-di-fi-ca-ti-on edification
  • e-du-ca-ti-o-nal educational
  • ef-fi-ca-ci-ous-ly efficaciously
  • en-thu-si-as-ti-cal enthusiastical
  • e-nu-me-ra-ti-on enumeration
  • e-ja-cu-la-ti-on ejaculation
  • e-ja-cu-la-to-ry ejaculatory
  • e-qui-vo-ca-ti-on equivocation
  • e-va-cu-a-ti-on evacuation
  • e-van-gel-li-cal-ly evangellically
  • e-vill-fa-vour-ed-ness evillfavouredness
  • [Page 102] ex-a-mi-na-ti-on examination
  • ex-as-pe-ra-ti-on exasperation
  • ex-com-mu-ni-ca-ted excommunicated
  • ex-e-cu-ti-o-ner executioner
  • ex-e-cu-to-rix-ship executorixship
  • ex-pe-di-ti-ous-ly expeditiously
  • ex-pe-ri-men-tal-ly experimentally
  • ex-pos-tu-la-ti-on expostulation
  • ex-pos-tu-la-to-ry expostulatory
  • ex-tra-or-di-na-ry extraordinary
  • ex-tra-ju-di-ci-al extrajudicial
  • ex-te-nu-a-ti-on extenuation
  • ec-cle-si-as-ti-cal-ly ecclesiastically
  • e-du-ca-ti-o-nal-ly educationally
  • en-thu-si-as-ti-cal-ly enthusiastically
  • ex-com-mu-ni-ca-ti-on excommunication
  • ex-tra-ju-di-ci-al-ly extrajudicially
  • ex-tra-or-di-na-ri-ly extraordinarily

F. F.

  • Fa-mi-li-a-ri-ty Familiarity
  • fru-cti-fi-ca-ti-on fructification
  • fru-i-ti-o-nat-ly fruitionatly
  • for-ti-fi-ca-ti-ons fortification

G. G.

  • Ge-ne-a-lo-gi-cal Genealogical
  • ge-o-gra-phi-cal-ly geographically
  • ge-o-me-tri-cal-ly geometrically
  • glo-ri-fi-ca-ti-on glorification
  • gra-ti-fi-ca-ti-on gratification
  • ge-ne-a-lo-gi-cal-ly genealogically

H. H.

  • He-te-ro-dox-i-cal Heterodoxical
  • hu-mi-li-a-ti-on humiliation
  • he-te-ro-dox-i-cal-ly heterodoxically
  • hy-po-cri-ti-cal-ly hypocritically

I. I.

  • Je-su-i-ti-cal-ly Jesuitically
  • [Page 103] ig-no-mi-ni-ous-ly ignominiously
  • il-le-gi-ti-ma-cy illegitimacy
  • il-li-te-ra-ti-on illiteration
  • im-ma-cu-l [...]-ti-on immaculation
  • [...]-ma-gi-na- [...]i-on imagination
  • im-par-ti-al-li-ty impartiallity
  • im-pos [...]si-bi-li-ty impossibility
  • [...]m-pro-vi-den-ti-al improvidential
  • in-ac-ces-si-ble-ness inaccessibleness
  • in-com-mo-da-ti-on incommodation
  • in-com-mu-ni-ca-ble incommunicable
  • in-com-pr [...]-hen-si-ble incomprehensible
  • in-con-si-de-ra-ble inconsiderable
  • in-con-ve-ni-ent-ly inconveniently
  • in-con-ve-ni-en-cy inconveniency
  • in-com-m [...]n-su-ra-ble incommensurable
  • in-cor-po-re-al-ly incorporeally
  • in-cor-ri-gi-ble-ness incorrigibleness
  • in-cor-rup-ta-ble-ness incorruptableness
  • im-mu-ta-bi-li-ty immutability
  • im-pro-ba-bi-li-ty improbability
  • im-pro-pri-a-ti-on impropriation
  • in-de-fa-ti-ga-ble indefatigable
  • in-dis-po-si-ti-on indisposition
  • in-de-ter-mi-nate-ly indeterminately
  • in-di-vi-du-al-ly individually
  • in-ef-fe-ctu-al-ly ineffectually
  • in-ex-haus-ti-ble-ness in [...]xhaustibleness
  • in-ex-o-ra-ble-ness inexorableness
  • in-ex-pli-ca-ble-ness inexplicableness
  • in-fal-li-bi-li-ty infallibility
  • in-nu-me-ra-ble-ness innumerableness
  • in-nu-me-ra-ti-on innumeration
  • in-sa-ti-a-ble-ness insatiableness
  • in-sen-si-bi-li-ty insensibility
  • in-se-pe-ra-ble-ness inseparableness
  • in-se-pa-ra-ti-on in [...]eparation
  • in-si-nu- [...]-ti-on insinuation
  • in-suf-fi-ci-ent-ly insufficiently
  • in-suf-fi-ci-en-cy insufficiency
  • in-sup-por-ta-ble-ness insupportabl [...]ne [...]s
  • in-ter-pre-ta-ti [...]on int [...]rpretation
  • in-ter-ro-g [...]-ti-on interrogation
  • in-ter-ro-ga-to-ry interrogatory
  • in-tol [...]le-ra-ble-ness in [...]ollerableness
  • [Page 104] in-vi-o-la-ble-ness inviolableness
  • in-vi-o-la-ti-on inviolation
  • in-vi-si-bi-li-ty invisibility
  • in-vo-lun-ta-ry-ness involuntaryness
  • ir-ra-ti-o-nal-ly irrationally
  • ir-re-con-ci-la-ble irreconcilable
  • ir-re-gu-la-ri-ty irregularity
  • ir-re-li-gi-ous-ly irreligiously
  • ir-re-pa-ra-ble-ness irreparableness
  • ir-re-ve-ren-ti-al irreverential
  • ir-re-vo-ca-ble-ness irrevocableness
  • ju-di-ca-to-ri-al judicatorial
  • im-pro-vi-den-ti-al-ly improvidentially
  • in-com-mu-ni-ca-ble-ness incommunicableness
  • in-com-pre-hen-si-ble-ness incomprehensibleness
  • in-con-si-de-ra-ble-ness inconsiderableness
  • in-com-men-su-ra-ble-ness incommensurableness
  • in-de-fa-ti-ga-ble-ness indefatigableness
  • in-de-ter-mi-na-ti-on indetermination
  • ir-re-ve-ren-ti-al-ly irreverentially
  • ju-di-ca-to-ri-al-ly judicatorially
  • ir-re-con-ci-li-a-ti-on irreconciliation

L. L.

  • La-men-ta-ti-o-nal Lamentational

M. M.

  • Ma-ni-fes-ta-ti-on Manifestation
  • me-di-ta-ti-o-nal meditational
  • me-ri-to [...]ri-ous-ly meritoriously
  • mo-di-fi-ca-ti-on modification
  • mor-ti-fi-ca-ti-on mortification
  • mul-ti-pli-ca-ti-on multiplication
  • ma-the-ma-ti-cal-ly mathematically
  • ma-the-ma-ti-ci-an mathematician

N. N.

  • Na-tu-ra-li-za-ti-on Naturalization
  • na-vi-ga-ti-on-al-ly navigationally

O. O.

  • O-be-di-en-ti-al Obediential
  • [Page 105] oc-ca-si-o-nal-ly occasionally
  • oe-co-no-mi-cal-ly oeconomically
  • o-pi-ni-o-na-ted opinionated
  • o-be-di-en-ti-al-ly obedientially

P. P.

  • Pa-ci-fi-ca-ti-on Pacification
  • pa-tri-mo-ni-al-ly patrimonially
  • par-li-a-men-ta-ry parliamentary
  • pre-des-ti-na-ti-on predestination
  • pre-di-cti-o-na-ted predictionated
  • pre-me-di-ta-ti-on premeditation
  • pre-va-ri-ca-ti-on prevarication
  • pro-cras-ti-na-ti-on procrastination
  • pro-nun-ci-a-ti-on pronunciation
  • pro-pi-ti-a-ti-on propitiation
  • pro-pi-ti-a-to-ry propitiatory
  • pro-por-ti-o-na-ble proportionable
  • pur-ga-to-ri-al-ly purgatorially
  • phi-lo-so-phi-cal-ly philosophically
  • pu-ri-fi-ca-ti-on purification
  • par-li-a-men-ta-ri-al parliamentarial
  • pre-con-si-de-ra-ti-on preconsideration
  • pro-por-ti-on-a-ble-ness proportionableness

Q. Q.

  • Qua-li-fi-ca-ti-on Qualification
  • ques-ti-o-na-ble-ness questionableness
  • quin-te-sen-ti-al-ly quintesentially
  • quin-te-sen-ti-al-ness quintesentialness

R. R.

  • Ra-ti-fi-ca-ti-on Ratification
  • re-co-ve-ra-ble-ness recoverableness
  • re-ge-ne-ra-ti-on regeneration
  • re-i-te-ra-ti-on reiteration
  • re-nun-ci-a-ti-on renunciation
  • re-pre-sen-ta-ti-on representation
  • re-ta-li-a-ti-on retaliation
  • re-con-ci-li-a-ti-on reconciliation
  • ra-ti-o-ci-na-ti-on ratiocination

S. S.

  • San-cti-fi-ca-ti-on Sanctification
  • sa-tis-fa-cti-o-nal satisfactional
  • sa-tis-fa-cto-ri-ly satisfactorily
  • sig-ni-fi-ca-ti-on signification
  • so-lem-ni-za-ti-on solemnization
  • sub-mis-si-o-nat-ly submissionatly
  • suc-ces-si-o-nat-ly successionatly
  • su-per-fi-ci-al-ly superficially
  • su-per-fi-ci-al-ness superficialness
  • su-per-na-tu-ral-ly supernaturally
  • su-pe-ri-o-ri-ty superiority
  • su-per-sti-ti-ous-ly superstitiously
  • su-per-sti-ti-ous-ness superstitiousness
  • sur-rep-ti-ti-ous-ly surreptitiously
  • su-pe-re-ro-ga-ti-on supererogation

T. T.

  • Trans-gres-si-o-nat-ly Transgressionatly
  • trans-fi-gu-ra-ti-on transfiguration
  • tran-sub-stan-ti-a-ted transubstantiated
  • tran-sub-stan-ti-a-ti-on transubstantiation
  • tri-go-no-me-tri-a trigonometria
  • tra-di-ti-o-na-ted traditionated
  • tra-di-ti-o-nal-ly traditionally
  • the-o-re-ti-cal-ly theoretically

V. V.

  • Un-ac-ces-si-ble-ness Unaccessibleness
  • un-ac-cus-to [...]med-ness unaccustomedness
  • un-cha-ri-ta-ble-ness uncharitableness
  • un-cir-cum-ci-si-on uncircumcision
  • un-con-cei-va-ble-ne [...]s unconceivableness
  • un-con-sci-o-na-ble unconscionable
  • un-con-si-de-ra-ble unconsiderable
  • un-con-si-de-rate-ly unconsiderately
  • un-con [...]si-d [...]-rate-ness unconsiderateness
  • un-com-pas-si-o-nate uncompassionate
  • un-ex-cu-sa-ble-ness unexcusableness
  • un-ques-ti-o-na-ble unquestionable
  • un-mea-su-ra-ble-ness unmeasurableness
  • [Page 107] u-ni-ver-sa-li-ty universality
  • un-pro-fi-ta-ble-ness unprofitableness
  • un-rea-so-na-ble-ness unreasonableness
  • un-sea-so-na-ble-ness unseasonableness
  • un-suf-fer-a-ble-ness unsufferableness
  • un-con-sci-o-na-ble-ness unconscionableness
  • un-con [...]si-de-ra-ble-ness unconsiderableness
  • un-com-pas-si-o-nately uncompassionately
  • un-que-sti-o-na-ble-ness unquestionableness
  • un-re-con-ci-li-a-ti-on unreconciliation

Proper Names of one Syllable.

A.

  • Ai
  • ain
  • aix
  • ar
  • ard

B.

  • Bel
  • ben
  • bul
  • buz

C.

  • Cain
  • christ
  • charles
  • chub
  • chuck
  • chun
  • cis
  • core
  • coz
  • creet
  • cush
  • cuth

D.

  • Dan
  • dane
  • dar
  • diep
  • dort
  • delf

E.

  • Ed
  • er
  • eve

F.

  • Fez
  • france

G.

  • Gad
  • gath
  • gaules
  • gaunt
  • gob
  • gog
  • greece
  • gur
  • guise

H.

  • Hai
  • ham
  • heth
  • hen
  • hin
  • hor
  • hugh
  • hull
  • hur
  • huz

I.

  • Jah
  • jair
  • james
  • jane
  • joane
  • john
  • jim
  • job
  • joyce
  • jo [...]e
  • [...]r
  • j [...]de

K.

  • Kent
  • kish
  • kore
  • koz

L.

  • Lot
  • lud
  • luke
  • luz
  • lyme
  • lyn

M.

  • Ma [...]k
  • mars
  • mash
  • marsh
  • maud
  • meedes
  • meuse
  • mons

N.

  • Nahtz
  • ner
  • nice
  • nile
  • nimph
  • nob
  • nod
  • non
  • noph
  • nun

O.

  • Og

P.

  • Pan
  • paul
  • phuz
  • pul
  • put

Q.

  • Qu [...]n

R.

  • ralph
  • rhodes
  • rhine
  • rome
  • roan
  • rosh
  • ruth
  • rye

S.

  • Saph
  • saul
  • seir
  • seth
  • shaul
  • shem
  • sheth
  • so
  • spain
  • spaw
  • spire
  • stains
  • stoke
  • strand
  • sur
  • shur
  • sweedes

T.

  • Thames
  • thebes
  • tours
  • tob
  • toy
  • tou
  • trent
  • troy
  • tweed
  • turk
  • tyre

V.

  • Vel
  • ur
  • uz

W.

  • Wales
  • ware
  • wells
  • wilts

Y.

  • York

Z.

  • Zair
  • zer
  • zif
  • zin
  • ziph
  • zir
  • ziz
  • zoutch
  • zuph
  • zur

Proper Names of Men, Women, and Places of two Syllables, divided and not divided.

A. A.

  • Aa-ron Aaron
  • ab-ba abba
  • a-bel abel
  • ab-di abdi
  • ab-don abdon
  • a-bib abib
  • ab-ner abner
  • a-bram abram
  • a-chan achan
  • a-chim achim
  • a-chor achor
  • a-dam adam
  • a-dar adar
  • ad-di addi
  • a-gag agag
  • a [...]gar agar
  • a-guz aguz
  • a-hab ahab
  • a-haz ahaz
  • al-mon almon
  • am-mon ammon
  • am-non amnon
  • a-mos amos
  • am-ram amram
  • a-nak anak
  • a-nan anan
  • an-drew andrew
  • an-gel angel
  • an-na anna
  • an-nas annas
  • a-rab arab
  • a-ram aram
  • a-ran aran
  • ar-chite archite
  • ar-non arnon
  • a-sa asa
  • ash-dod ashdod
  • ash-ur ashur
  • a-thens athens

B. B.

  • Ba-al Baal
  • ba-bel babel
  • ba-ca baca
  • ba-lah balah
  • ba-lak balak
  • ba-lam balam
  • ba-rak barak
  • ba-ruch baruch
  • b [...]-shan bashan
  • be-rith berith
  • ber-nice bernice
  • beth-el bethel
  • beth-page bethpage
  • bil-dad bildad
  • bi-thron bithron
  • blas-tus blastus
  • bo-az boaz
  • bo-chim bochim
  • boz-rah bozrah
  • bu-nah bunah
  • bun-ni bunni
  • bu-zi buzi

C. C.

  • Ca-desh Cadesh
  • cai-phas caiphas
  • cal-dees caldees
  • ca-leb caleb
  • ca-na cana
  • [Page 109] can-dace candace
  • car-mel carmel
  • cas-tor castor
  • ce-dron cedron
  • ce-phas cephas
  • ce-sar cesar
  • che-rith cherith
  • chit-tim chittim
  • clau-da cluda
  • cle-ment clement
  • co-loss coloss
  • cor-ban corban
  • co-rinth corinth
  • co-sam cosam
  • coz-bi cozbi
  • cris-pus crispus
  • cu-shan cushan
  • cu-shi cushi
  • cy-prus cyprus
  • cy-rene cyrene
  • cy-rus cyrus

D. D.

  • Da-gon Dagon
  • da-nites danites
  • da-than dathan
  • da-vid david
  • de-bir debir
  • de-mas demas
  • der-be derbe
  • dib-lath diblath
  • dim-nath dimnath
  • di-nah dinah
  • do-eg doeg
  • dor-cas dorcas
  • do-than dorthan
  • du-ra dura

E. E

  • E-dar Edar
  • e-den eden
  • e-dom edom
  • ed-ward edward
  • e-glon eglon
  • e-gypt egypt
  • ek-ron ekron
  • e-lam elam
  • e-li eli
  • e-lim elim
  • ec-nan ecnan
  • en-dor endor
  • e-noch enoch
  • e-nos enos
  • e-nosh enosh
  • e-phod ephod
  • e-phron ephron
  • e-sau esau
  • es-rom esrom
  • est-her esther
  • eu-nice eunice
  • eu-nuch eunuch
  • ez-ra ezra
  • ez-ri ezri
  • ez-ron ezron

F. F.

  • Fe-lix Felix
  • fes-tus festus

G. G.

  • Ga-di Gadi
  • ga-dites gadites
  • gai-us gaius
  • ga-za gazus
  • ga-zites gazites
  • ge-ber geber
  • ge-der geder
  • ge-ra gera
  • ge-rar gerar
  • ger-shom gershom
  • ge-Zer gezer
  • gil-gal gilgal
  • git-tite gittite
  • go-mer gomer
  • go-shen goshen

H. H.

  • Ha-gar Hagar
  • hag-gai haggai
  • ha-man haman
  • ha-mor hamor
  • ha-ran haran
  • he-ber heber
  • hen-ry henry
  • her-mon hermon
  • he-rod herod
  • hesh-bon heshbon
  • hez-ron hezron
  • hin-nom Hinnom
  • hit-tite hittite
  • hi-vite hivite
  • hoph-ni hophni
  • ho-reb horeb
  • hu-shai hushai

I. I.

  • Jab-bok Jabbok
  • ja-bin jabin
  • ja-cob jacob
  • ja-el jael
  • jai-rus jairus
  • jam-bres jambres
  • ja-pheth japheth
  • ja-sher jasher
  • ja-son jason
  • je-hu jehu
  • je-hud jehud
  • je-red jered
  • jes-se jesse
  • je-sus jesus
  • je-thro jethro
  • jew-ish jewish
  • jew-ry jewry
  • jo-ab joab
  • jo-ah joah
  • jo-ash joash
  • jo-bab jobab
  • jo-el joel
  • [Page 110] jo-kim jokim
  • jok-tan joktan
  • jo-na jo-na
  • jo-nah jonah
  • jonas jonas
  • jop-pa joppa
  • jo-cam jocam
  • jo-se jose
  • jo-seph joseph
  • jo-ses joses
  • jo-tham jotham
  • it-tai ittai
  • i-vah ivah
  • ju-bal jubal
  • ju-dah judah
  • ju-das judas
  • ju-dith judith
  • ju-ry jury
  • jus-tus justus

K. K.

  • Ka-desh Kadesh
  • ke-dar kedar
  • ke-desh kedesh
  • ke-nah kenah
  • ke-nites kenites
  • ki-dron kidron
  • ki-son kison
  • kit-tim kittim
  • ko-ra kora
  • kor-hites korhites

L. L.

  • La-ban Laban
  • la-chish lachish
  • la-mech lamech
  • le-ah leah
  • le-vi levi
  • le-vites levites
  • lib-na libna
  • lib-nah libnah
  • lew-is lewis
  • lon-don london
  • lyd-da lydda
  • lys-tra lystra

M. M.

  • Ma-chir Machir
  • ma-gog magog
  • mal-chus malchus
  • mam-re mamre
  • ma-ra mara
  • mar-cus marcus
  • mar-tha martha
  • ma-ry mary
  • mat-than matthan
  • mat-that matthat
  • mat-thew matthew
  • mem-phis memphis
  • me-zoz mezoz
  • me-shach meshach
  • mi-cah micah
  • mil-cah milcah
  • mis-pah mispah
  • mo-ab mo-ab
  • mo-lech molech
  • mo-loch moloch
  • mo-ses moses
  • mu-shites mushites

N. N.

  • Na-bal Nabal
  • na-both naboth
  • na-chor nachor
  • na-dab nadab
  • na-hor nahor
  • na-hum nahum
  • na-im naim
  • na-than nathan
  • ne-bad nebat
  • ne-bo nebo
  • ne-cho necho
  • nim-rod nimrod
  • nis-roch nishroch
  • no-ah noah
  • no-dab nodab

O. O.

  • O-bed Obed
  • o-mer omer
  • om-ri omri
  • o-nan onan
  • o-phir ophir
  • o-reb oreb
  • or-nan ornan
  • or-phah orphah
  • or-gan organ
  • or-phan orphan
  • oz-ni ozni

P. P.

  • Pa-dan Padan
  • pa-shur pashur
  • pat-mos patmos
  • pe-leg peleg
  • per-sis persis
  • pe-ter peter
  • pha-leg phaleg
  • pha-res phares
  • phar-par pharpar
  • phe-be phebe
  • phe-nice phenice
  • phi-lip philip
  • pi-late pilate
  • pis-gah pisgah
  • pi-son pison
  • pon-tus pontus
  • pris-ca prisca
  • psy-che psyche

Q. Q.

  • Quar-tus Quartus
  • quin-tin quintin

R. R.

  • Rab-bi Rabbi
  • ra-chab rachab
  • [Page 111] ra-ch [...]l rachel
  • ra-mah ramah
  • ra-moth ramoth
  • re-chab rechab
  • re-sin resin
  • reu-ben reuben
  • rho-da rhoda
  • rim-mon rimmon
  • riz-p [...]h rizpah
  • ru-fus rufus

S. S.

  • Sab-bath Sabbath
  • sa-doc sadoc
  • sa-lah salah
  • sa-lem salem
  • sal-mon salmon
  • sa-lome salome
  • sa-mos samos
  • samp-son sampson
  • sa-phir saphir
  • sa-rah sarah
  • sar-dis sardis
  • sa-tan satan
  • se-lah selah
  • sha-drack shadrack
  • shal-lum shallum
  • sham-gar shamgor
  • sha-phan shaphan
  • sha-ron sh [...]ron
  • sheb-na shebna
  • she-chem shecdem
  • shi-loh shiloh
  • shit-tim shit-tim
  • shu-ite shuite
  • si-chem sichem
  • si-hon sihon
  • si-las silas
  • si-mon simon
  • si-nai sinai
  • si-on sion
  • smyr [...]na smyrna
  • so-dom sodom
  • sto-icks stoicks
  • suc-coth succoth

T. T.

  • Ta-bor Tabor
  • ta-mar tamar
  • tar-shish tarshish
  • te-kel tekel
  • te-rah terah
  • te-trarch tetrarch
  • tho-mas thomas
  • tim-nah timnah
  • tim-nite timnite
  • ti-mon timon
  • tish-bite tishbite
  • ti-tus titus
  • to-paz topas
  • to-phet tophet
  • tro-as troas
  • tu-bal tubal
  • ty-tus tyrus

V. V.

  • Vast-hi Vasthi
  • ur-bane urbane
  • u-rim urim
  • u-zai uzai
  • uz-zah uzzah
  • u-zi uzi

Z. Z.

  • Za-dok Zadok
  • zal-mon zalmon
  • za-rah zarah
  • ze-lak zelak
  • ze-rah zerah
  • ze-red zered
  • zi-ba ziba
  • zi-don zidon
  • zik-lag ziklag
  • zil-pah zilpah
  • zim-ran zimran
  • zim-ri zimri
  • zi-on zion
  • zip-por zippor
  • zo-ar zoar
  • zo-phar zophar
  • zo-phim zophim
  • zo-rah zorah
  • zorites zorites
  • zu-ar zuar
  • zu-zims zuzims

Proper Names of three Syllables.

A. A.

  • A-ba-na Abana
  • a-bi-ah abiah
  • a-bi-gail abigail
  • a-bi-gall abigall
  • a-bi-hu abihu
  • a-bi-jah abijah
  • a-bi-lene abilene
  • a-bi-ram abiram
  • a-bi-shag abishag
  • a-bi-shai abishai
  • a-bi-shur abishur
  • a-bi-ud abiud
  • a-bra-ham abraham
  • ab-so-lom absolom
  • a-chai-a achaia
  • a-du-mah adumah
  • a-dul-lam adulam
  • ae-ne-as aeneas
  • a-ga-bus agabus
  • a-grip-pa agrippa
  • a-hi-jah ahijah
  • a-hi-kam ahikam
  • a-hi-tub ahitub
  • a-ja-lon ajalon
  • al-mo-dad almodad
  • al-phe-us alpheus
  • a-ma-lek amalek
  • a-ma-sa amasa
  • a-mit-tai amittai
  • am-mo-nites ammonites
  • a-mo-rites amorites
  • an-ti-och antioch
  • a-pol-los apollos
  • a-qui-la aquila
  • a-ra-rat ararat
  • a-rau-nah araunah
  • a-si-a asia
  • as-ke-lon askelon
  • au-gus-tus augustus
  • a-zo-tus azotus

B. B.

  • Ba-by-lon Babylon
  • ba-hu-rim bahurim
  • ba-la-am balaam
  • ba-la-dan baladan
  • bar-jo-na barjona
  • bar-na-bas barnabas
  • ba-rab-bas barabbas
  • bar-sa-bas barsabas
  • bar-zil-lai barzillai
  • bath-she-ba bathsheba
  • be-li-al belial
  • bel-shaz-zer belshazzer
  • be-nai-ah benaiah
  • ben-am-mi benammi
  • ben-ha-dad benhadad
  • ben-ha-nan benhanan
  • ben-ja-min benjamin
  • ben-ja-mites benjamites
  • be-no-ni benoni
  • be-tha-ny bethany
  • beth-a-ven bethaven
  • be-the-lite bethelite
  • be-thes-da bethesda
  • beth-le-hem bethlehem
  • beth-pe-or bethpeor
  • beth-sai-da bethsaida
  • beth-she-mite bethshemite
  • be-thu-el bethuel

C. C.

  • Cal-de-a Caldea
  • cal-de-ans caldeans
  • ca-na-an canaan
  • ca-na-nites cananites
  • car-me-lite carmelite
  • co-ra-zin corazin
  • chro-ni-cles chronicles
  • clau-di-us claudius
  • cle-o-phas cleophas
  • co-ni-ah coniah
  • cre-ti-ans cretians

D. D.

  • Da-ni-el Daniel
  • da-ri-us darius
  • de-bo-rah deborah
  • de-li-lah delilah
  • di-a-nah dianah
  • di-dy-mus didymus
  • dru-sil-la drusilla
  • da-mas-cus damascus

E. E.

  • E-do-mites Edomites
  • ek-ro-nites ekronites
  • e-la-mites elamites
  • e-li-ab eliab
  • e-li-ah eliah
  • e-li-as elias
  • e-li-hu elihu
  • e-li-jah elijah
  • e-li-phaz eliphaz
  • e-li-sha elisha
  • el-ka-nah elkanah
  • el-mo-dam elmodam
  • el-na-than elnathan
  • e-ly-mas elymas
  • em-ma-us emmaus
  • en-ge-di engedi
  • e-pa-phras epaphras
  • e-phe-sus ephesus
  • eph-pha-tha ephphatha
  • e-phra-im ephraim
  • e-phrai-mites ephraimites
  • e-phra-tah ephratah
  • e-ras-tus erastus
  • e-sai-as esaias
  • eu-bu-lus eubulus
  • eu-ti-chus eutichus
  • ez-ra-lite ezralite

G. G.

  • Gab-ba-tha Gabbatha
  • ga-bri-el gabriel
  • ga-da-rens gadarens
  • ga-li-lee galilee
  • gal-li-o gallio
  • ge-de-rite gaderite
  • ge-ha-zi gahazi
  • ger-ga-shites gergashites
  • ger-ga-sens gergasens
  • gib-be-ah gibbeah
  • gib-be-on gibbeon
  • gi-de-on gideon
  • gil-bo-a gilboa
  • gi-le-ad gilead
  • gir-ga-shite girgashite
  • gre-ci-ans grecians

H. H.

  • Hab-ba-kuk Habbakuk
  • ha-das-sa hadassa
  • ha-ga-rens hagarens
  • ha-vi-lah havilah
  • ha-za-el hazael
  • he-bro-nites hebronites
  • her-mo-nites hermonites
  • hil-ki-ah hilkiah
  • ho-san-na hosanna
  • ho-se-ah hoseah

I. I.

  • I-cha-bod Ichabod
  • [Page 114] je-bu-site jebusite
  • je-ho-ram jehoram
  • je-ho-rah jehovah
  • je-phun-neh jephunneh
  • je-ri-cho jericho
  • je-su-its jesuits
  • je-su-run jesurun
  • je-ze-bell jezebell
  • jez-re-el jezreel
  • in-di-a india
  • jo-a-kim joakim
  • jo-an-na joanna
  • jo-a-tham joatham
  • joi-a-kim joiakim
  • jo-na-dab jonadab
  • jo-na-than jonathan
  • jo-sa-phat josaphat
  • jo-si-ah josiah
  • jo-si-as josias
  • jo-shu-a joshua
  • ish-bo-sheth ishbosheth
  • ish-ma-el ishmael
  • is-ra-el israel
  • is-ra-lite isralite
  • is-sa-char issachar
  • i-ta-ly italy
  • ju-de-a judea
  • ju-li-a julia
  • ju-li-us julius
  • ju-ni-a junia
  • ju-pi-ter jupiter
  • ju-bi-le jubile
  • jo-se-phus josephus
  • i-ze-har izehar
  • iz-ra-hites izrahites
  • iz-re-hel izreell
  • ja-bu-el jabuel
  • is-mu-el ismuell

K. K.

  • Kad-mi-el Kadmiel
  • kad-mo-nites kadmonites
  • ke-mu-el kemuel
  • ke-ne-zite kenezite
  • ke-tu-rah keturah
  • ki-shi-on kishion
  • ko-ha-thites kohathites
  • ko-ra-thites korathites

L. L.

  • La-pi-doth Lapidoth
  • le-ba-non lebanon
  • leb-be-us lebbeus
  • lu-ci-fer lucifer
  • lu-ci-us lucius
  • ly-di-a lydia
  • li-di-ans lydians
  • ly-si-as lysias

M. M.

  • Mach-pe-lah Machpelah
  • mag-da-la magdala
  • ma-la-chi malachi
  • ma-nas-seh manasseh
  • ma-no-ah manoah
  • mat-thi-as matthias
  • maz-za-roth mazzaroth
  • me-di-a media
  • me-gid-do megiddo
  • mel-chi-ah melchiah
  • me-ra-ri merari
  • me-ro-dach merodach
  • mes-si-ah messiah
  • mi-cai-ah micaiah
  • mi-cha-el michael
  • mi-di-an midian
  • mi-ri-am miriam
  • mo-a-bites moabites
  • mor-de-cai mordecai
  • mo-ri-ah moriah
  • my-ti-lene mytilene

N. N.

  • Na-a-man Naaman
  • na-a-shon naashon
  • na-o-mi naomi
  • [Page 115] naph-tha-li naphthali
  • nar-cis-sus narcissus
  • na-za-rene nazarene
  • na-za-reth nazareth
  • na-za-rites nazarites
  • ne-hush-tan nehushtan
  • ne-ri-ah neriah
  • ni-ca-nor nicanor
  • ni-cho-las nicholas
  • ni-ne-veh nineveh
  • ni-ne-vites ninevites

P. P.

  • Pa-les-tine Palestine
  • pen-te-cost pentecost
  • pe-nu-el penuel
  • per-ga-mos pergamos
  • per-riz-zite perrizzite
  • per-me-nas permenas
  • per-si-a persia
  • per-si-ans persians
  • pha-nu-el phanuel
  • pha-ra-oh pharaoh
  • pha-ri-sees pharisees
  • phi-le-mon philemon
  • phi-lip-pi phi-lip-pi
  • phi-le-tus phi-le-tus
  • phi-lis-tim philistim
  • phi-lis-tine philistine
  • phi-ne-as phineas
  • phry-gi-a phrygia
  • plei-a-des pleiades
  • pon-ti-us pontius
  • po-ti-phar potiphar
  • pris-cil-la priscilla
  • ptolemais ptolemais
  • pub-li-us publius

R. R.

  • Ra-a-mah Raamah
  • rab-bo-ni rabboni
  • rab-sha-keh rabshakeh
  • ra-me-ses rameses
  • re-be-kah rebekah
  • re-cha-bites rechabites
  • re-pha-el rephael
  • re-pha-im rephaim
  • re-phi-dim rephidim
  • reu-be-nites rubenites
  • re-zi-a rezia
  • ro [...]bo-am roboam
  • ro-ge-lim rogelim

S. S.

  • Sab-ba-oth Sabbaoth
  • sa-be-ans sabeans
  • sad-du-ces sadduces
  • sa-mu-el samuel
  • san-bal-lat sanballat
  • sa-phi-rah saphirah
  • sa-rep-ta sarepta
  • scy-thi-an scythian
  • se-cun-dus secundus
  • ser-gi-us sergius
  • sha-re-zer sharezer
  • sha-ro-nite sharonite
  • she-che-mite shechemite
  • she-re-zer sherezer
  • shib-bo-leth shibboleth
  • shi-me-i shimei
  • shu-la-mite shulamite
  • shu-na-mite shunamite
  • sib-bo-leth sibboleth
  • si-lo-am siloam
  • si-lo-e siloe
  • sil-va-nus silvanus
  • si-me-on simeon
  • si-ri-on sirion
  • si-se-ra sisera
  • so-do [...]mite sodomite
  • so-lo [...]mon solomon
  • sost-he-nes sosthenes
  • ste-pha-nas stephanas
  • su-san-na susanna
  • sy-ra-cuse syracuse
  • sy-ri-a syria
  • sy-ri-ack syriack
  • [Page 116] Sy-ri-an syrian

T. T.

  • Ta-bi-tha Tabitha
  • te-ko-ah tekoah
  • tel-las-sar tellassar
  • te-ma-nites temanites
  • te-ra-phim teraphim
  • thad-de-us thaddeus
  • ter-ti-us tertius
  • ter-tul-lus tertullus
  • the-la-sar thelasar
  • ti-me-us timeus
  • ti-mo-thy timothy
  • ti-ri-a tiria
  • to-bi-ah tobiah
  • tu-bal-cain tubalcain
  • ty-chi-cus tychicus
  • ty-ran-nus tyrannus

V. V.

  • Va-ni-ah Vaniah
  • u-phar-sin upharsin
  • u-ri-el uriel
  • uz-zi-ah uzziah
  • u-ri-ah uriah

Z. Z.

  • Zab-di-el Zabdiel
  • za-che-us zacheus
  • zal-mun-na zalmunna
  • za-re-phath zarephath
  • ze-ba-im zebaim
  • ze-be-dee zebedee
  • ze-bi-na zebina
  • ze-bo-im zeboim
  • ze-bu-lun zebulun
  • ze-lo-tes zelotes
  • ze-ma-rite zemarite
  • ze-mi-ra zemira
  • ze-o-rim zeorim
  • ze-pho-nites zephonites
  • ze-rai-ah zeraiah
  • ze-re-da zereda
  • ze-ru-ah zeruah
  • zi-be-on zibeon
  • zi-bi-a zibia
  • zid-ki-jah zid-ki-jah
  • zi-phi-on Zi-phi-on
  • zip-po-rah zipporah
  • zo-be-bah zobebah
  • zo-he-leth zoheleth
  • zo-ra-thites zorathites
  • zo-re-ah zoreah
  • zu-ri-el zuriel
  • ze-no-phon zenophon
  • za-bi-na zabina
  • za-cha-ry zachary
  • ze-bu-a zebua

Proper Names of four Syllables.

A. A.

  • A-bed-ne-go Abednego
  • a-bi-a-thar abiathar
  • a-bi-e-zer abiezer
  • a-bi-me-lech abimelech
  • a-bi-na-dab abinadab
  • a-bi-no-am abinoam
  • a-bi-shu-a abishua
  • a-cel-da-ma aceldama
  • a-do-ni-jah adonijah
  • a-do-ni-ram adoniram
  • a-dra-me-lech adramelech
  • a-dul-la-mite adullamite
  • a-hi-ma-az ahimaaz
  • a-hi-na-dab ahinadab
  • a-hi-no-am ahinoam
  • a-hi-to-phel ahitophel
  • a-ho-li-ab aholiab
  • a-lex-an-der alexander
  • a-ma-le-kite amalekite
  • a-ma-ri-ah amariah
  • a-ma-si-ah amasiah
  • a-mi-na-dab aminadab
  • am-mo-ni-tess ammonitess
  • am-phi-po-lis amphipolis
  • a-na-ni-as ananias
  • an-dro-ni-cus andronicus
  • an-ti-pa-tris antipatris
  • a-ra-bi-a arabia
  • a-ra-bi-an arabian
  • a-ra-mi-tess aramitess
  • ar-che-la-us archelus
  • a-ris-tar-chus aristarchus
  • ar-me-ni-a armenia
  • ar-tax-erx-es artaxerxes
  • as-sy-ri-a assyria
  • as-sy-ri-an assyrian
  • a-tha-li-ah athaliah
  • a-the-ni-ans athenians
  • a-za-ri-ah azariah
  • a-za-ri-el azariel

B. B.

  • Ba-al-be-rith Baalberith
  • ba-al-pe-or baalpeor
  • ba-al-ze-phon baalzephon
  • ba-by-lo-nish babylonish
  • ba-ra-chi-ah barachiah
  • bar-ba-ri-an barbarian
  • bar-tho-lo-mew bartholomew
  • bar-ti-me-us bartimeus
  • be-el-ze-bub beelzebub
  • be-er-she-ba beersheba
  • bel-te-shaz-zar belteshazzar
  • be-ra-chi-ah berachiah
  • be-tha-ba-ra bethabara
  • beth-le-he-mite bethlehemite
  • bi-thy-ni-a bithynia
  • bo-a-ner-ges boanerges

C. C.

  • Ca-me-lion Camelion
  • ca-na-a-nite canaanite
  • ca-per-na-um capernaum
  • car-me-li-tess carmelitess
  • ce-sa-re-a cesarea
  • ci-li-ci-a cilicia
  • cor-ne-li-us cornelius
  • cy-re-ni-an cyrenian
  • cy-re-ni-us cyrenius

D. D.

  • Dal-ma-nu-tha Dalmanutha
  • [Page 118] dal-ma-ti-a dalmatia
  • de-ca-po-lis decapolis
  • de-me-tri-us demetrius
  • di-o-tre-phes diotrephes

E. E.

  • E-bed-me-lech Ebedmelech
  • e-ben-e-zer ebenezer
  • e-gyp-ti-an egyptian
  • e-le-a-zer eleazer
  • e-li-a-kim eliakim
  • e-li-a-shib eliashib
  • e-li-me-lech elimelech
  • e-li-sha-ma elishama
  • e-li-sha-phat elishaphat
  • e-li-za-beth elizabeth
  • e-li-ze-us elizeus
  • e-ma-nu-el emanuel
  • e-pe-ne-tus epenetus
  • e-phe-si-ans ephesians
  • e-sar-had-don esarhaddon
  • esh-ka-lo-nites eshkalonites
  • e-vo-di-as evodias
  • e-ze-ki-el ezekiel

F. F.

  • For-tu-na-tus Fortunatus

G. G.

  • Ga-la-ti-a Galatia
  • ga-la-ti-ans galatians
  • ga-li-le-ans galileans
  • ga-ma-li-el gamaliel
  • ge-da-li-ah gedaliah
  • ge-ma-ri-ah gemariah
  • ge-ne-sa-ret genesaret
  • geth-se-ma-ne gethsemane
  • gi-be-o-nit gibeonit
  • gi-le-a-dite gileadite

H. H.

  • Ha-cha-li-ah Hachaliah
  • ha-da-de-zer hadadezer
  • ha-da-drim-mon hadadrimmon
  • ha-da-re-zer hadarezer
  • her-mo-ge-nes hermogenes
  • he-ro-di-an herodian
  • he-ro-di-as herodias
  • he-ze-ki-ah hezekiah

I. I.

  • I-co-ni-um Iconium
  • i-du-me-a idumea
  • je-co-ni-ah jeconiah
  • je-hoi-a-dah jehoiadah
  • je-hoi-a-kim jehoiakim
  • je-ho-na-dab jehonadab
  • je-ho-sha-phat jehoshaphat
  • je-ke-mi-ah jekemiah
  • je-re-mi-ah jeremiah
  • je-ro-bo-am jeroboam
  • je-ru-sa-lem jerusalem
  • jez-re-e-lite jezreelite
  • ig-da-li-ah igdaliah
  • il-ly-ri-cum illyricum
  • im-ma-nu-el immanuel
  • jo-tha-ni-ah jothaniah
  • i-ta-li-an italian
  • i-tu-re-a iturea

K. K.

  • Ke-ren-hap-puch Kerenhappuch
  • kir-jath-a-rim kirjatharim
  • kir-jath-icar-im kirjathicarim
  • kir-jath-se-phar kirjathsephar

L. L.

  • Le-vi-a-than Leviathan
  • ly-sa-ni-as lysanias

M. M.

  • Ma-ra-na-tha Maranatha
  • ma-thu-sa-la mathusala
  • [Page 119] mat-ta-thi-as mattathias
  • mel-chi-se-dech melchisedech
  • me-phi-bo-sheth mephibosheth
  • mer-cu-ri-us mercurius
  • mi-di-a-nite midianite
  • mo-a-bi-tess m [...]abitess

N. N.

  • Na-a-ma-thite Naamathite
  • na-tha-na-el nathanael
  • ne-a-po-lis neapolis
  • ne-a-ri-ah neariah
  • ne-he-mi-ah nehemiah
  • ne-tha-ni-ah nethaniah
  • ni-co-de-mus nicodemus
  • ni-co-po-lis nicopolis

O. O.

  • O-ba-di-ah Obadiah
  • o-bed-e-dom obededom
  • o-ne-si-mus onesimus

P. P.

  • Pa-dan-a-ram Padanaram
  • pa-le-sti-na palestina
  • pam-phi-li-a pamphilia
  • phe-ni-ci-a phenicia
  • phi-lip-pi-ans philippians
  • phi-li-sti-a philistia
  • phi-lo-lo-gus philologus
  • phi-lo-so-phers philosophers
  • phi-lo-so-phy philosophy
  • pi-ha-hi-roth pihahiroth

R. R.

  • Ra-a-mi-ah Raamiah
  • ra-a-me-ses raameses
  • ra-ma-tha-im ramathaim
  • ra-math-le-hi ramathlehi
  • ra-math-miz-peh ramathmizpeh
  • re-ha-bi-ah rehabiah
  • re-ho-bo-am rehoboam

S. S.

  • Sa-la-thi-el Salathiel
  • sa-ma-ri-a samaria
  • sa-ma-ri-tan samaritan
  • se-cha-ni-ah sechaniah
  • sen-na-che-rib sennacherib
  • se-phar-va-im sepharvaim
  • shal-ma-ne-zer shalmanezer
  • she-ba-ni-ah shebaniah
  • she-ca-ni-ah shecaniah
  • she-le-mi-ah shelemiah
  • she-ma-ri-ah shemariah
  • si-do-ni-ans sidonians
  • si-li-ci-a silicia
  • si-me-o-nites simeonites

T. T.

  • The-o-phi-lus Theophilus
  • thy-a-ti-ra thyatira
  • ty-be-ri-as tyberias
  • ti-mo-the-us timotheus

V. V.

  • Va-je-za-tha Vajezatha
  • va-shi-jo-el vashijoel
  • uz-zen-she-rah uzzensherah
  • uz-zi-e-lites uzzielites

Z. Z.

  • Ze-ba-di-ah Zebadiah
  • ze-bu-lo-nites zebulonites
  • ze-cha-ri-ah zechariah
  • ze-de-ki-ah Zedekiah
  • ze-pha-ni-ah zephaniah
  • zo-ro-ba-bel zorob [...]bel

Proper Names of five Syllables.

A. A.

  • A-do-ni-be-zek Adonibezek
  • a-do-ni-ze-dek adonizedek
  • a-ha-su-e-rus ahasuerus
  • a-lex-an-dri-a alexandria
  • a-pol-lo-ni-a apollonia
  • a-r [...]- [...]-pa-gite areopagite
  • a-ri-ma-th [...]-a arimathea
  • a-ri-sto-bu-lus aristobulus

B B.

  • Ba-by-lo-ni-ans Babylonians
  • beth-le-hem-judah bethlehemjudah

C. C.

  • Ca-na-a-ni-tess Canaanitess
  • cap-pa-do-ci-a cappadocia
  • clau-di-us-ce-sar claudiuscesar

D. D.

  • D [...]-o-ni-si-us Dyonisius

E. E.

  • E-pa-phro-di-tus Epaphroditus
  • e-pi- [...]u-re-ans epicureans
  • e-thi-o-pi-a ethiopia
  • e-th [...]-o-pi-an ethiopian

G. G.

  • Ge-de-ro-tha-im Gederothaim

H. H.

  • Ha-ba-zi-ni-ah Habaziniah
  • hi-e-ra-po-lis hierapolis

I. I.

  • Je-ho-vah-jreth Jehovahjreth
  • is-ra-e-li-tish israelitish
  • jez-re-e-li-tes jezreelites

K. K.

  • Ki-ri-a-tha-im Kiriathaim
  • ka-desh-bar-ne-a kadeshbarnea
  • ka-desh-naph-to-li kadeshnaphtoli

L. L.

  • La-o-de-ce-a Laodecea
  • la-o-de-ce-an laodecean
  • ly-ca-o-ni-a lycaonia

M. M.

  • Ma-ce-do-ni-a Macedonia
  • ma-ce-do-ni-an macedonian
  • ma-ry-mag-de-len marymagdelen
  • mi-di-a-ni-tish midianitish

N. N.

  • Ne-bu-chadnezzar Nebuchadnezzar
  • ne-bu-za-ra-dan nebuzaradan
  • ni-co-la-i-tans nicolaitans

O. O.

  • O-ne-si-pho-rus Onesiphorus

P. P.

  • Pha-ra-oh-ne-cho Pharaohnecho
  • phi-la-del-phi-a philadelphia
  • por-ti-us-fes-tus portiusfestus

R. R.

  • Ra-moth-gi-le-ad Ramothgil [...]ad
  • rem-mon-methoar remmonmethoar

S. S.

  • Sa-mo-thra-ci-a Samothracia
  • ser-gi-us-pau-lus sergiuspaulus
  • sha-a-la-bi-a shaalabia
  • she-a-ri-a-shub sheariashub

T. T.

  • Ta-a-nath-shi-lon Taanathshilon
  • thes-sa-lo-ni-ans thessalonians
  • thes-sa-lo-ni-ca thessalonica
  • to-ba-do-ni-jah tobadonijah

Proper Names of six Syllables·

A. A.

  • A-bel-beth-ma-a-chah Abelbethmaachah
  • al-mon-dib-la-tha-im almondiblathaim

B. B.

  • Be-ro-dack-ba-la-dan Berodackbaladan
  • beth-le-hem-e-phra-tah bethlehemephratah

C. C.

  • Che-phar-ha-am-mo-nai Chepharhaammonai
  • clau-di-us-ly-si-as claudiuslysias
  • cu-shan-ri-sha-thu-im cushanrishathuim

E. E.

  • El-e-loe-is-ra-ell Eleloeisraell

I. I.

  • Je-gar-sa-ha-du-tha Jegarsahadutha
  • Ju-das-is-ca-ri-ot judasiscariot

K. K.

  • Ki-broth-kat-ta-a-vah Kibrothkattaavah
  • ki-ri-ath-je-a-rim kiriathjearim
L. L.
  • La-ma-sa-bach-tha-ni Lamasabachthani

M. M.

  • Ma-ha-le-la-crab-bim Mahalelacrabbim
  • ma-ha-lath-le-an-noth mahalathleannoth
  • ma-her-sha-lal-hash-baz mahershalalhashbaz
  • me-so-po-ta-mi-a mesopotamia

S. S.

  • Se-la-ham-mah-le-koth Selahammahlekoth
  • sy-ro-phe-ni-ci-an syrophenician

T. T.

  • Ti-be-ri-us-cae-sar Tiberiuscaesar
  • tim-nath-te-ra-he-res timnathteraheres

Z. Z.

  • Zaph-nah-pa-a-ne-ah Zaphnahpaaneah

A Table of Words, which sound alike, but are different in the Sence, Spelling, and Writing.

A.

  • Abel, Adams second son
  • a bell, to ring with
  • able, sufficient
  • accurate, exact, curious
  • acute, quick, witty
  • accidence, to teach children
  • accidents, changes, and chances
  • accompt, reckoning made
  • account, good esteem
  • achor, a valley
  • acorn, that grows on oaks
  • acre of land, 160 pole
  • air, the skie
  • heir, to an estate
  • hair, of the head
  • hare, in the woods
  • are, merry, or sad
  • acts, of parliament
  • axe, to cleave wood
  • ai me, wo is me
  • ay, ever more
  • advise, to give counsel
  • advice, to take counsel
  • all, as all things
  • ale, the cobler loves
  • awle, helps to buy it
  • aile, grief and trouble
  • all [...]y, to aswage, heat, or pain
  • alley, a narrow passage
  • ally, associates
  • aloud, to call out
  • allowed, with approbation
  • amen, a wishing well
  • amend, to grow better
  • altar, for sacrifice
  • alter, to change
  • angel, a spirit
  • angle, a term in astronomy
  • angle, to catch fish
  • annal, a chronicle
  • annual, yearly
  • arras, costly hangings
  • harrass, toile and t [...]ouble
  • arrows, to shoot in a bow
  • arrowse, to stir up
  • aray, an army drawn up
  • array, comple [...]t cloathing
  • a peer, of the realm
  • a pear, a pleasant fruit
  • appear, [...]efore any person
  • amaze, a wondering
  • a maze, a pleasant place
  • a mace, for the lord Major
  • appeal, petitioning
  • a peal, rung on a bell
  • ark, built Noah
  • arch, of a bridge
  • arch, bishop
  • arrant, wicked and vile
  • errant, a message
  • a scent, a smell
  • ascent, a going up a hill
  • assent, an agreeing
  • assistants, of a company
  • assistance, a helping forward
  • ash, a tree so called
  • asse, a dull beast
  • [Page 125]ask, to enquire
  • asp, a poysonous creature
  • hasp, to fasten a door
  • ant, a pismire
  • aunt, the mothers sister
  • attach, taking body or goods
  • attaque, to face the enemy
  • augre, to bore a hole
  • auger, an astrologer
  • austere, fierce and grim
  • oyster, a shell-fish

B.

  • Babble, to prate foolishly
  • babel, the tower of confusion
  • bauble, for children and fooles
  • batcheler, one never married
  • batchelour of arts, at Oxford, &c.
  • bacon, swines flesh dryed
  • beacon, on the top of a hill
  • beckon, with the hand
  • badge, a mark or coat of armes
  • batch, so many loaves baked together
  • baififfe, or serjeant
  • bayliffe of a hundred
  • bayleafe, like laurel
  • baiz, to line coates with
  • bayes, of a Tree so called
  • baal, an idol of the heathen
  • bald, without any hair
  • ball, [...]o play with at tennis, &c.
  • bawl, to howl and make a noise
  • balm, an hearb for a wound
  • band, for the neck
  • band, of soldiers
  • band, of a faggot
  • bond, an obligation for money
  • barbara, a womans name
  • barbary, a place in affrica
  • barbarous, cruel and inhumane
  • barberries, such as they pickle
  • bark, of a tree
  • barke, of a dog
  • barque, a small ship
  • berk-shire, near windsor
  • base, unworthiness
  • bas-viol, an instrument
  • bast, on a silver-lace, &c.
  • bare, naked, and plain
  • bear, a four footed beast
  • beer, strong and small, &c.
  • bier, to carry a corps on
  • belie, to speak falsly
  • belly, a part of the body
  • bellows, to blow a fire
  • beray, a defilement
  • bewray, to discover
  • berry, as juniper, elder, and coffee, &c.
  • bury, a dead corpse
  • beseech, to entreat or desire
  • besiege, to bes [...]t a city or town
  • been, as where hast thou been
  • bin, to keep salt or bread in
  • begin, to enter upon business
  • biggin, for children to wear
  • boar, a swine
  • bore, to pierce a hole
  • body, a substance
  • bodies, of a gown
  • bandy, obscene and filthy
  • boll, to wash hands in
  • bowl, to drink in, or bowl with
  • billett, for a soldier
  • billot, for the fire
  • bitter, not sweet
  • bittern, a fowle
  • better, very good
  • blach, to make black
  • bleach, to make white
  • blanch, to pull off the rind
  • bough, of a tree
  • bow, to make obeysance
  • bow, to shoot arrows
  • boy, a lad
  • boyse, a name
  • br [...]ad, corn to eat
  • bred, reared up, or brought up
  • brann, of wheat
  • brand, a fire stick
  • [Page 126]brain, or skull
  • brawn, of a wild boar
  • breaches, divisions
  • breeches, as men wear
  • brewis, of the fatt of the Pot
  • bruise, a sore place
  • bruite, a rumour
  • brute, beastly and rude
  • buy, to purchase with money
  • by, this, or by and by
  • bolt, of door
  • boult, meal, as bakers
  • burgess, in parliament
  • borrage, a herb so called

C.

  • Cabal, a select company
  • cable of a ship, a rope
  • capable, fit to receive
  • cull, to name, any one
  • caul, sewet, on the bowels
  • cawl, of a perriwig, &c.
  • callis, in france
  • challice, the sacramental cup
  • carol, a christmas song
  • coral for childrens gums
  • carriage, good breeding
  • carrier, from London to Oxford, &c.
  • carreere, a full speed
  • carrets, Sandwich, the best
  • chariot, a small coach
  • cannons, great guns
  • canons rules of the church
  • cavalier, a horseman
  • caviller, a contentious person
  • casualties, unhappy accidents
  • causey, a path way
  • channel or gutter
  • cannal, to wash in
  • kennel, for hounds
  • cauldron, for boyling
  • chauldron, 36 bushels of coals
  • cease, to be silent, or desist
  • seise, to lay hold on
  • size, bigness, in breadth or length
  • celler to lay drink in
  • seller, a shopkeeper
  • censor, a reformer
  • censure, a verdict and judgment
  • censer, to contain incense
  • centory, a herb or plant
  • century, a hundred years
  • sentry a souldier on duty
  • chase, to fret and vex
  • chaffe, of wheat
  • chattells, all goods, houses and leases
  • cattel, all beasts
  • chaire, to sit in
  • chare woman, which washes, &c.
  • chear, to make merry
  • cheer, good provision
  • cithern, a musical instrument
  • citron, a fruit to preserve
  • circumspect, wary, and shie
  • circumference, a circle
  • circumlocution, long expressions
  • clause, a peice of a sentence
  • claws, nails of birds or beasts
  • cluster, of grapes or figgs
  • clyster, for purgation
  • coat, a garment
  • cote to keep sheep in
  • quote to cite an author
  • collar for a doublet
  • choler, angry and passionate
  • collier, that selleth coales
  • colour, as green, red, and blew
  • scholar, a young learner
  • chuse, which you will
  • chews, the cudd
  • could, to be able
  • cool'd, made cold
  • cold, weather
  • common, free for any
  • commons house of parliament
  • commune, frequent discourse
  • comfort, joy and gladness
  • confects, of sugar
  • coops, for cocks and h [...]n [...]
  • [Page 127]cope, to change
  • copse, of wood
  • colander, a strainer
  • coriander, a seed so called
  • coroner, a crowner
  • counsel, advice
  • council, advisers
  • conceive, with child
  • conceive, by imagination
  • c [...]nel over a regiment
  • [...]o [...]ny, a plantation
  • cos [...]onger, a seller of apples
  • costive, [...]ound in the body
  • cours [...], rough and gross
  • course, a hare, or a fox
  • corse, a dead corpse
  • cousin, a nephew or niece
  • cousen, to cheat and defraud
  • current, a stream
  • curr [...]nt, coin
  • corinths, a small fruit
  • cy [...]ba [...], a tinckling instrument
  • [...]ymbol a signe in rhetorick
  • crav [...]t, for the neck
  • crevet, a melting pott

D.

  • Dam, stopping of water
  • damn, to condemn
  • dame, a mistress of a family
  • damme of young ones
  • damosel, a young lass
  • damsin, a black plum
  • dandruffe, scurfe in the head
  • dear, beloved
  • dear, a bad bargain
  • deer, a hart, stag, or Buck
  • defer, to delay
  • differ, to vary and flie off
  • demurre, debate, or doubt
  • demure, modest, and silent
  • deserts, merits, good or bad
  • desect, to forsake
  • desart, a wilderness
  • decent, comely and handsome
  • descent, a pedigree or genealogy
  • dissent, to disagree
  • deed, and indenture sealed
  • dead, departed the world
  • decease, to dye
  • disease, a sickness
  • disseise, put out of place
  • daulphin, heir of France
  • dolphin a fish in the Sea
  • devices, tricks
  • devizes, a towns name
  • dairy, for butter and cheese
  • diary, an almanack
  • dissolute, debaucht and loose
  • dissolate, comfortless
  • doer, one that minds business
  • door, of a church or house
  • do, to act
  • doe, a female Deer
  • dough, unbaked bread
  • dew, on the grass
  • due, a just debt
  • done, finished
  • dun, a dark colour
  • dunce, a blockhead
  • digest, to concoct
  • digest, to methodize
  • doest, thou do soe
  • dust, of the earth
  • duke, a title of honour
  • duck, a fowl, wild the best
  • dolour, grief and sorrow
  • doller, dutch money
  • dragon, that flieth
  • dragoon, a horse musqueteer
  • drain, to draw ponds dry
  • drawn, by horses
  • draught of drink
  • drought, driness
  • dray, a brewers sled
  • draw, to pull

E.

  • Ear, to hear
  • [Page 128]ear, of corn
  • ere, this or before this
  • year, twelve months
  • err, to mistake in judgment
  • early, betimes in the morning
  • yearly, year, by year
  • earn, to get a livelyhood
  • yern, moved with compassion
  • yarn, thred to knit stockens
  • earth, we goe on
  • hearth, the chimney floor
  • east, where the sun riseth
  • yest, of ale, or beer
  • easter, the resurrection
  • esther, a proper name
  • hester, name of an Idol
  • yesterday, a day past
  • edge, or brim
  • hedge, or sence
  • elder, older
  • eldern, tree
  • eminent, a noted person
  • imminent, approaching nigh
  • emeroids, dis [...]ase of the piles
  • emerauld, a precious stone
  • enter, into a house
  • interr, a dead body
  • intire, whole and perfect
  • errant, a straying
  • arrant, knave or rogue
  • exercise, recreation
  • exorcist, magical art
  • eyes, of the body
  • ice, water or snow frozen

F.

  • Fair, lovely, and beautiful
  • fair, or market
  • fare, good chear
  • fare, watermans hire
  • fear, horrour and trouble
  • fain, fools glad
  • feign, dissemble and counterfeit
  • facility, with ease
  • facile, very easie
  • fin'd, for alderman
  • find, to get a gain
  • fiends, evil spirit
  • finns, of a fish
  • felloes, of a wheele
  • fellows, companions
  • fillip, on the nose
  • phillip, a proper name
  • flea, to pull off the skin, or a vermine so called
  • flee, to make escape
  • fly, to make hast away
  • flie, an insect so called
  • flour, of a chamber
  • flower, in a garden
  • flower, fine meal,
  • flocks, of wool, or sheep
  • flux, bloody, a disease
  • foal, a young colt
  • fool, a silly fellow
  • foil, as tresoile, clover grasse
  • foyl, a repulse and opposition
  • foul, dirty
  • fowl▪ a bird of the air
  • fore, before, formerly
  • four, a number so called
  • forth, without
  • fourth, day of the month
  • frize, shagged cloath
  • freeze, to congeale
  • froise, a sort of pancake
  • phrase, a quaint expression
  • furrs, a fine hairy skin
  • furze, a prickly shrubs
  • fir, trees so called
  • form, of words
  • fourm, of wood

G.

  • Gall, upon the liver
  • gaul, chaffing a tree
  • gallies, turkish ships
  • [Page 129]gallows, for execution
  • gard, a great hem of a garment
  • guard, a company of soldiers
  • garden, of plants and flowers
  • guardian, over an Orphan
  • gargle, for a sore mouth
  • garrulity, vain babling
  • gentle, mild and courteous
  • gentiles, jewish heathens
  • gesture, a habit of the body
  • [...]ester, that breaks jests
  • glister, like gold
  • glyster, to a sick person
  • grass, of the meadows
  • grase, to feed on grass
  • grace, infusion in the Soul
  • gray, a colour
  • grey-hound
  • groat, four pence
  • grot, a cave in the earth
  • groan, to make a doleful cry
  • grown, tall or thick
  • [...] grosse, twelve dozen
  • gross, fat and burly
  • guilt, guilty
  • gilt, with gold
  • goat, four-footed beast
  • got, or did get
  • gun, to shoot with
  • gone, or went away
  • guess, to imagine or think
  • guest, a friend, and acquaintance

H.

  • Hale, to tug, or pull
  • hail, congealed snow
  • hall, in a great house
  • hard, as a flint
  • herd, a head of cattel
  • heard, to be heard
  • haven, a port for ships
  • heaven, a place of happiness
  • heads, upon the shoulders
  • heed, to take heed
  • hear, with the ear
  • here, present in this place
  • hire, to give wages
  • her, a female person
  • hallow, to make holy
  • holly, a tree
  • holy, religious and devout
  • hollow, an empty sound
  • hollo, to cry aloud
  • hole, that is bored through
  • whole, the total sum
  • heel, of the foot
  • heal, up a sore
  • hee'l, that's he will
  • hell, place of torment
  • haply, it may be
  • happily, fortunately
  • hew, colour
  • hugh, a proper name
  • hue, and cry, after one
  • hew, to cut down
  • host, that keeps an inn
  • host, or Army
  • hoarse in the throat
  • horse, a beast to ride on
  • hoar, as the hoary frost
  • whore, a lewd strumpet
  • hoop, for a barrel
  • whoop, to hollow and baul
  • hour, threescore minutes
  • hore-hound, a plant
  • heart, of the body
  • hart, a deer
  • art, skill and industry
  • home, at his house
  • whom, that, or which
  • hye, to make hast
  • high, stately and lofty
  • hoy, a western ves [...]el

I.

  • Jambs, posts of a door
  • iames, a proper name
  • idle, lazie and slothful
  • [Page 130]idol, a false God
  • isle, an island
  • oyl, as oyl-olive
  • incite, to provoke
  • insight, skill, and judgment
  • ingenious, one of good parts
  • ingenuous, of a good nature
  • imply, to signifie
  • imploy, some business
  • inn, for strangers and Travellers
  • in, or within a house
  • itch, a scab, or mange
  • hitch, entangle
  • job, a proper name
  • jobb, an odd piece of work
  • joice, name of a woman
  • joist, a little beam
  • juice, liquor pressed out
  • jointer, a plane of boards
  • jointure, of a woman in marriage

K.

  • Ken, to know one
  • keen, very sharp
  • kill, to destroy
  • kiln, to dry malt in
  • kin, related to one
  • knave, a vile fellow
  • nave, of a cart wheel
  • keel, the bottom of a ship
  • chyle, meat first digested
  • knight, a title of honour
  • night, successor of the day

L.

  • Lamb, a young sheep
  • lame, one that halts
  • lamp, to burn oyl in
  • lance, a spear
  • launch, a ship put from harbour
  • lass, a young maid
  • last, to make shooes on
  • last, the latest to endure
  • least, the smallest
  • lest, a word of caution
  • lesson, to be learned by heart
  • lessen, to make less
  • listen, to hearken diligently
  • latine, a language
  • latten, double tin
  • lease, of an estate
  • leash, of hounds
  • lease, to pick up shatt'red corn
  • less, small
  • lesse, he that takes a lease
  • legion, six thousand men
  • legends, popish fables
  • leman, a strumpet
  • lemmons, or oranges
  • loud, to make a noise
  • low'd, like oxen
  • lowr, or sowr lookes
  • lower, beneath
  • lour, a palace in France
  • lead, to hand along
  • lead, a mineral in the earth
  • liturgie, the common prayer
  • lethary, a drowsie disease
  • line, to draw a strait line
  • loyn, of mutton, veal, or lamb
  • leopard, a beast spotted
  • leper, diseased with the leprosie
  • leaper, that jumps and leaps
  • letice, a female name
  • lettice, a herb for sallet
  • lattice, a wooden bar'd window
  • loose, to unfasten
  • louse, a vermin
  • lose, to have losses
  • lice, vermin in the head or body
  • lies, false stories
  • loath, to disdain an abhorr
  • loth, unwilling not satisfied
  • league, of peace and friendship
  • legs, supporters of the body
  • laud, glory and praise
  • lord, a title, as lord mayor
  • limn, to paint in small
  • [Page 131]limb, a member of the body
  • limp, to goe halting
  • lint, to put to wounds
  • leaden cistern, of lead
  • leyden, university in holland

M.

  • Mail, a coat of Armour
  • male, the he, or masculine
  • maul, to fall foul and strike
  • major, a commander in an army
  • maior, of a city, or lord maior
  • mare, that bears, colt
  • main, all might and force
  • mane, on the neck of a horse
  • many, a great company
  • main, the ocean
  • manner, fashion or way
  • manners, good carriage
  • mannour, a Lordship
  • manure, to dung ground
  • medes, and persians
  • meads, green meadows
  • meat, food
  • meet, fit and convenient
  • mete, to measure corn
  • moat, or compassing pond
  • mote, or dust, in the eye
  • might, power and strength
  • mite, an insect in cheese
  • mind, reason and understanding
  • mine, to dig out gold or silver
  • mine, that is my own
  • mantle, for a child
  • mantil-tree, by a chimney
  • mantled, as drink when it flours
  • marshal, of an army
  • martial, warlike
  • marred, spoiled and corrupted
  • marry, joined in matrimony
  • merry, rejoycing and glad
  • message, commission
  • mesuage, tenements
  • maurice, a proper nam [...]
  • morrice, dancers
  • medlar, a fruit
  • medler, a busie body
  • million, a great number
  • melon, a muskmellon
  • moan, to lament
  • mown, grass mown down
  • mourning, for friends
  • morning, the follower of night
  • muzzle, to stop the mouth
  • muscle, a little shell-fish
  • mole, that lives in the earth
  • mold, to cast in
  • mortar, lime and hair mixt
  • morter, to pound spices in
  • mowe, to cut down grass
  • mow, a rick of corn
  • moore, a mans name
  • more, that exceedeth
  • moor, a fenny ground
  • meteors, airy comets
  • meter, fitter
  • meeter, verse and rhime
  • mass, the popish lettany
  • mast, belonging to a ship
  • mast, a corn
  • martin, a bird
  • merton, a colledge in Oxford
  • manchet, fine white bread
  • mansion, a lords chief house

N.

  • Naught, bad, wicked
  • nought, nothing
  • nay, not so, or no
  • neigh, as horses doe
  • nether, lower
  • neither, none of them
  • nesh, tender effeminate
  • nice, curious and delicate
  • neece, a brothers daughter
  • nigh, nearer
  • nye, a nick name for Isaack
  • noise, tumultuous
  • [Page 132]nose, on the face
  • noah, a proper name

O.

  • Oar, to row withal
  • ore, unrefined Gold
  • our, as our house
  • oyer, and terminer
  • hour, of the day
  • ore, abbreviation of over
  • oath, to take an oath
  • ought, to doe what we should
  • oats, a grain, or pulse
  • out, as without
  • own, to acknowledge
  • one, the smallest number
  • once, but one time
  • one's, body or right hand
  • ounce, a small weight
  • ord [...]r, rule, and decency
  • ordure, filthiness and nastyness
  • onion, a plant
  • union, agreement
  • oh, a note of bemoaning
  • owe, to be in debt

P.

  • Pallate, the roof of the mouth
  • pallet, a little bed
  • palliate, to cloak a business
  • pail, to carry milk
  • pale, and wan in the face
  • pales, round a garden
  • pair, two of any thing
  • pare, to cut off
  • repair, to mend, or go to a place
  • pear, a fruit so called
  • peer, a nobleman
  • patent, from the King
  • pattins, for women
  • patience, in aff [...]iction
  • patient, a sick person
  • pause, a stop in speaking
  • paws, of a lion, or bear
  • pace, two foot and a half
  • pains, labour and care
  • panes, of glass for windows
  • pans, of earth or brass
  • parson, of a parish
  • person, a man or woman
  • peace, quietness and tranquillity
  • pease, pulse and grain
  • piece, a part or parcel
  • precedence, foregoing
  • precedent, a pattern
  • pr [...]sident, foreman of a society
  • principal, chief of a colledge
  • principle, a fundamental point
  • power, might or authority
  • pour, out of a vessel
  • pray, to beg and intreat
  • prey, to devour
  • play, comedy, or tragedy
  • plea, a defence
  • pens, made of quills
  • pence, small money
  • penny-post office
  • penny-royal, a herb
  • penury, want, poverty
  • parse, a lesson
  • pearce, bore through
  • prize, goods taken from enemies
  • price, value and worth
  • parasite, that cogs and flatter
  • parracide, that murders his father
  • place, where one is
  • plaise, the name of a fish
  • prophet, telleth things to come
  • profit, advantage and gain
  • potion, prescription of physick
  • portion, a dowry at marriage
  • pore, with ones eyes
  • poor, needy and necessitous
  • partition, a dividing a wall
  • petition, a prayer or request
  • pebble, a little stone
  • people, a multitude
  • pestle, belonging to a mortar
  • [Page 133]pestle, of pork
  • pistol, a small gun
  • epistle, a letter
  • pizzle, of a beast
  • pilate, condemned Christ
  • pilot, guide of a ship
  • plat, as a grass-plat
  • plait, to order the hair
  • po [...]ch, an egg poached
  • pouch, a great purse
  • pottage, or porrage to eat
  • porteridge, carriage by porters
  • pole, a long stick
  • poll, of the head
  • press, of people
  • prest, money
  • press, for books

Q.

  • Quadripartite, of four parts
  • quadruple, four times as much
  • quarrel, strife, falling out
  • quarie, of glass
  • quarrie, of stones
  • querie, a question put
  • quarter, the fourth part
  • quartan, belonging to the fourth part
  • quench, to put out fire
  • quince, a fruit
  • quean, a strumpet
  • queen, the kings wife

R.

  • Raca, empty, silly
  • rachel, a place
  • rachel, jacobs wife
  • rakehel, a notorious rogue
  • radical, inbred
  • race, horse, or foot race
  • rase, of ginger, or demolish
  • rake, to scrape together
  • rack, to stretch cloth
  • rack, to torment men
  • rack, for horses hay
  • wrack, ruin or shipwrack
  • wreek, ruin, or confusion
  • raise, to lift up
  • rays, the sun beams
  • rare, choice, extraordinary
  • rear, to raise a building
  • rere, to come behind
  • rain, from the clouds
  • reign, to govern as a king
  • reins, of the back, or a bridle
  • rye, a place so called
  • rie, a grain
  • reeds, by the water side
  • read, books or men
  • red, a bloudy colour
  • re [...]son, argument or cause
  • raisins, a kind of fruit
  • rome, the name of a city
  • room, to sit or walk in
  • rome, to rage and tear
  • roven, a citty in France
  • reverend, one to be respected
  • reverence, to pay duty to
  • right, just and even
  • rite, a custom or ceremony
  • write, with a pen or pencil
  • wright, a name, or wheel-wright
  • rine, frost
  • rhime, hobling verses
  • rhine, the river rhine
  • rind, of bacon
  • roof, of a house
  • rough, co [...]rse, against the grain
  • roe, a young buck
  • row, of trees in a garden
  • row, with sculls in a boat
  • rowel, of a spur
  • retch, to stretch or gape
  • reach, to fetch any thing
  • wretch, a miserable creature
  • rise, to get up, or thrive
  • rice, a grain which is used
  • [Page 134]raiser, to exact and extort
  • razor, to shave the head or beard
  • real, sincere and true
  • royal, kingly, majestical

S.

  • Safeguard, safe custody
  • saveguard, for women to ride in
  • sage, a comfortable herb
  • sage, grave, wise, and prudent
  • sageness, gravity, and weightiness
  • sale, to be exposed to be sold
  • sayl, of a ship at sea
  • salve, a plaister
  • save, to defend, and deliver
  • saviour, of the world
  • s [...]vour, a tast, or smell
  • sent, on a message
  • scent, a smell good or bad
  • suet, fat of beef or mutton
  • sute, to agree with any humour
  • suit, in law, civil or common
  • sute, of apparrel
  • shave, with a razor
  • sheaves, of corn
  • since, since the time
  • sense, reason and understanding
  • senses, hearing, seeing, smelling, &c.
  • scarce, hard to be got
  • scars, sores healed up
  • scull, the brain pan
  • scullers, little boats
  • schollars, such as learn
  • seignior, the great turk
  • senior, the eldest
  • seasin, to make livery
  • seisin, to take possession
  • season, time and opportunity
  • sects, schisme, and faction
  • sex, male or female
  • slo, a crabbed fruit
  • slough, a dirty place
  • slow, not quick in motion
  • [...]oar, to fly aloft
  • soar, anguish in pain
  • sower, of seeds
  • some, a part or few
  • summe, a reckoning cast up
  • sun, which shineth
  • son, a male child
  • straight, not crooked
  • strait, narrow, troublesom
  • sound, not diseased, or corrupt
  • swound, to faint away
  • soon, presently or quickly
  • sown, as wheat or rie
  • ship, that is at sea
  • sheep, cattel, mutton
  • scoul, or frown
  • school, for schollars
  • slight, to take no care
  • sleight, art and cunning
  • sever, to part from
  • severe, cruel, and hard hearted
  • say, to speak
  • sea, the ocean
  • see, to look or behold
  • seer, a prophet
  • seir, a country
  • surgeon, or chyrurgion
  • sergeant, of the counter
  • shear, to cut with shears
  • share, part with another
  • sheer, quite off
  • shire, a country
  • shekel, two shillings
  • sickle, to reap corn
  • shoot, a young sprig
  • shoot, bullets, arrows
  • shout, make a noise
  • shute, a mans name
  • shut, the door
  • stare, a bird so called
  • stare to look stedfastly
  • stairs, steps to go up
  • stars, in the firmament
  • staple, of a dore
  • staple, a firm commodity
  • stable, for horses
  • [Page 175]stopple, to a bottle
  • stopper, of a pipe
  • statue, an image
  • statute, a law
  • stature, proportion
  • succour, relief or help
  • sucker, a young sprig
  • soul, in the body of man
  • soal, of a foot
  • soale, a fish
  • sear, with a hot iron
  • cere, with a wax candle
  • sowe, corn
  • sow, with pigs
  • spare, to excuse and save
  • spear, a warlike weapon
  • sphear, the caelestial globe
  • stead, room, lieu, instead of
  • steed, a stately horse
  • bedstead, to lye upon
  • steel, to strike fire
  • stile, a faculty in writing
  • steer, a bullock
  • steer, to guide a ship
  • stood, did stand
  • studs, silver pins in a watch case

T.

  • Taber, a small drum
  • tabor, a mount so called
  • taper, a great wax candle
  • tail, of any beast
  • tale, a foolish story
  • tall, high in stature
  • teal, a fowl
  • tares, weeds in the corn
  • tears, from weeping eyes
  • tear, to pieces
  • there, in that place
  • their, belonging to them
  • too, over much
  • tow, the combings of flax
  • to, this place, or that place
  • toe, belonging to the foot
  • two, in number, or joyned together
  • thyme, the herb so called
  • time, that stayes for no mtn
  • turkois-stone, a jewel
  • turkies, fowls
  • through, by means thereof
  • thorow, as to pierce thorow
  • throw, as to cast from you
  • title, of dignity and honour
  • tittle, a point or speck
  • tomb, a sepulcher
  • tome, a section of a book
  • tongues, to speak with
  • tongue, or languages
  • tongs, to take up coales
  • tost, on the sea
  • toast, nutmeg, and ale
  • teem, being child
  • team, of horses or oxen
  • turn, round about
  • torn, off
  • thorn, of a hedge
  • track, footsteps
  • tract, or a treatise
  • treaty, parley of peace
  • treatment, entertainment
  • trey, of wood for meat
  • tray, number of three

V.

  • Vacant, empty
  • vacation, idle time
  • vocation, calling or imployment
  • vain, silly, and foolish
  • veins, in the body
  • vane, of a steeple
  • vail, covering of the face
  • vale, to put off, submit
  • vale, a valley
  • vale, or farewel
  • vial, a glass
  • viol, a musical instrument
  • value, to set a price
  • valley, a low place
  • [Page 176]volley, of shot
  • umb [...]es, of a deer
  • humble, meekness
  • venice, a great City
  • venus, the Goddess of Love
  • voice, of a man
  • vice, iniquity and wickedness
  • visage, feature in the face
  • vizzard, to cover the face
  • vital, spirits, where life is
  • victuals, food, provision
  • use, custom
  • usury, money upon interest
  • us, we
  • uz, Jobs country

W.

  • Wain, declining of the moon
  • wan, pale and sickly
  • wand, a riding rod
  • waits, the city-musick
  • weights, ounces and pounds
  • wares, several commodities
  • ware, a place so called
  • wear, sorts of apparel
  • were, as you were
  • walls, of a city or town
  • wales, a principality
  • wail, to grieve and lament
  • weal, the publick good
  • wheale, a rising or pimple
  • wheel, of a coach or cart
  • white, emblem of innocence
  • wight, an Island so called
  • wild, rude and untamed
  • weild, a great sword
  • weald, of Kent and Sussex
  • way, to walk in
  • weight, in scales
  • wright, as wheel-wright
  • write, with a pen
  • waist, the middle part
  • wast, desolate and useless
  • wale, great thred in stuffs
  • bewail, to bemoan and grieve
  • wakes, country feasts
  • awake, to rouse up
  • walk, to go leasurly
  • walks, for recreation
  • wardship, over an orphan
  • worship, to say to an Esquire
  • warp, to cleave like boards
  • warp, yarn, woven
  • wey, of salt of cheese
  • whey, and buttermilke
  • weel, to catch fish
  • wee'l, for we will
  • wicked, ill given, debaucht
  • wicket, an halfe door
  • win, to get a wager
  • wind, that blows
  • wine, squeezed from grapes
  • witch, th [...]t bewitcheth
  • which, who, or that
  • woad, dying stuff
  • wood, fewel, and timber
  • wo, alas, misery
  • woo, to be a suitor
  • wrap, to fold up
  • rap, to give a small blow
  • rape, to force a maid
  • wring, to squeez hard
  • ring, for a finger
  • wrote, I have written
  • rote, to say without book
  • wrought, to do work

Y.

  • You, thou, or ye
  • ewe, or sheep
  • yew, a tree
  • your, belonging to you
  • ewer, belonging to a bason
  • yolk, of eggs
  • yoak, of oxen
  • oak, a tree
  • yore, in old time
  • year, the twelfth month
  • yare, a phrase at sea

Proper Names of Men and Women, with their Signification.

A.

  • Abel, just and good
  • Aaron, a priest and teacher
  • abiah, the will of God
  • abraham, father of the faithful
  • adam, man earthly
  • abigal, the fathers joy
  • andrew, strong and manly
  • alexander, mans helper
  • ambrose, immortal, divine
  • annanias, the grace of God
  • anthony, thriving
  • arthur, bearish
  • augustine, kingly
  • agnes, modest and chast
  • alice, noble and generous
  • amy, conqueror of Love

B.

  • Baldwin, swift and speedy
  • bartholomew, son of goodness
  • barnabas, son of comfort
  • baruch, blessed
  • benjamin, son of the right hand
  • bethel, the house of God
  • barnard, lord of children
  • brian, sings well
  • barbara, industrious
  • beatrice, good natur'd
  • blanch, white and fair

C.

  • Caleb, as a heart
  • charles, valiant and strong
  • christopher, a good carrier
  • constantine, fixed, fast
  • cornelius, a devout man
  • catherine, unspotted
  • clara, shining

D.

  • Daniel, judgment of God
  • david, beloved of God
  • diana, heathen goddess
  • dido, aeneas wife
  • dorothy, Gods gift
  • dorcas, like a roe buck

E.

  • Edgar, prosperous
  • edmund, peace-maker
  • edwin, victorious
  • edward, well deserving
  • egbert, sparkling light
  • elias, Lord God
  • emmanuel God with us
  • erasmus, learned
  • eleazer help of God
  • eliezer help of God
  • elijah, God the Lord
  • [Page 178]elisha, my God saveth
  • ephraim, fruitful
  • eunice, good victory
  • everard, good report
  • ezechias, the Lords strength
  • ezekiel, the good prophet
  • enoch, taught or dedicate
  • ezra, a helper
  • eleanor, curteous and pittiful
  • elizabeth, peace of the Lord
  • emme, a careful nurse
  • eve, the mother of all living

F.

  • Felix, happy
  • florence, prosperous
  • francis, frank and free
  • frederick, peace and quietness
  • fulk, noble and gentile
  • ferdinando, pure, peace

G.

  • Gabriel, man of God
  • gamaliel, reward of God
  • gerrard, a good liver
  • george, a good husband
  • gedeon, a slayer
  • german, ever true
  • gervass, as true as steel
  • geffrey, a good poet
  • gilbert, brightness
  • godfrey, peace of God
  • gregory, careful, watching
  • gryffith, strong faith
  • guy, a protector and guide
  • gertrude, all truth and honesty

H.

  • Henry, rich in wealth
  • hector, defence to many
  • herbert, a Lord famous
  • hugh, comfort and joy
  • hubert, fair hope
  • horatio, sparkling eye
  • habakuk, a wrastler
  • hilkiah, the Lords gentleness
  • helena, pittiful
  • hannah, the Lords gift
  • humphrey, double diligent

I.

  • Jacob, a supplanter
  • james, a maintainer
  • ichabod, the glory is departed
  • jedidah, beloved
  • jehosaphat, the Lord is judge
  • joachim, the Lords preparation
  • jesus, a saviour
  • job, sorrowful
  • joseph, increase of the Lord
  • jeremiah, in the Lords esteem
  • joab, fatherhood
  • john, beloved of the Lord
  • joshua, a saviour
  • josias, a sacrifice
  • isaac, laughter
  • julian, mild and tender
  • jonathan, Gods gift
  • jean, good and gracious
  • joane, contented
  • judith, praising God
  • jehosaphat, the Lord is judge

K.

  • Kenelme, wise and learned
  • kendrick, good will

L.

  • Lambert, fair lamb
  • laurence, faithful
  • lazarus, help of the Lord
  • leonard, like a lion
  • lewis, scorn of the people
  • lionel, little lyon
  • [Page 179]luke, lifting up
  • lodowick, a warrier
  • levi, joyned
  • lot, wrapped, joyned
  • lettice, joyfulness
  • lucia, brightness

M.

  • Malachy, my messenger
  • marmaduke, mighty
  • mark, high and lofty
  • matthew, Gods gift
  • michael, Gods likeness
  • moses, drawn up
  • melchizedek, king of righteousness
  • mabel, a good maid
  • margaret, precious pearl
  • m [...]ry, the best choice
  • maud, a queen
  • melicent, sweet, as honey
  • muziel, perfumed

N.

  • Nathaniel, the gift of the Lord
  • Nicholas, captain of thousands
  • Nehemiah, rest of the Lord
  • Noah, peace and rest

O.

  • Oliver, olive of peace
  • owen, well bred
  • olympia, sharp witted

P.

  • Patrick, statesman
  • paul, marvellous
  • peniel, seeing God
  • peter, a Rock or Stone
  • phillip, a warriour
  • peregrine, a travellour
  • phebe, clear or bright
  • phineas, a bold countenance
  • priscilla, antient
  • prudence, wisdom
  • philadelphia, lover of kindred
  • phillis, lovely and handsom

R.

  • Ralph, assisting
  • raymund, tranquillity
  • richard, avaritious
  • robert, just and true
  • roger, musical
  • reuben, son of visions
  • rachel, a sheep
  • rebecca, blunt contention
  • rosamond, rose of the world

S.

  • Samuel, heard of God
  • sampson, a strong man
  • solomon, wisdom, and peace
  • saul, lent of the Lord
  • sebastian, right honorable
  • sylvester, a woodman
  • simon, hearing, or obeying
  • shem, renowned
  • stephen, a crown
  • swithin, weeping
  • sarah, lady or dame
  • susanna, lilly or rose
  • sophronia, temperance
  • sibyl, wise councel
  • sophia, wisdom

T.

  • Theodore, Gods delight
  • theodosius, beloved of God
  • theophilus, a friend of God
  • thomas, bottomless, deep
  • timothy, the honour of God
  • titus, honourable
  • thomazin, unsearchable

V.

  • Valentine, puissant
  • vincent, victorious
  • ursula, a small bear
  • uzziel, the strength of God

W.

  • Walter, general of an army
  • william, defence to many
  • winnifred, win or get peace

X.

  • Xanthus, a heathen

Y.

  • Ynca, an Indian Prince

Z.

  • Zacharia, mindful of the Lord
  • zabdiel, the dowry of God
  • zephaniah, hidden of the Lord

The Numeral Letters and Figures, which are of great Use.

I1one
II2two
III3three
IV4four
V5five
VI6six
VII7seven
VIII8eight
IX9nine
X10ten
XI11eleven
XII12twelve
XIII13thirteen
XIV14fourteen
[Page 181]XV15fifteen
XVI16sixteen
XVII17seventeen
XVIII18eighteen
XIX19nineteen
XX20twenty
XXX30thirty
XL40fourty
L50fifty
LX60sixty
LXX70seventy
LXXX80eighty
XC90ninety
C100hundred
CX110hundred and ten
CXX120hundred and twenty
CXXX130hundred and thirty
CXL140hundred and fourty
CL150hundred and fifty
CLX160hundred and sixty
CLXX170hundred and seventy
CLXXX180hundred and eighty
CXC190hundred and ninety
CC200two hundred
CI, or D500five hundred
M, or M1000a thousand
ↁ5000five thousand
ↂ10000ten thousand
ↇ50000fifty thousand
ↈ100000hundred thousand
(roman 500000)500000five hundred thousand
(roman 1000000)1000000tenn hundred thousand, or a mil.
MDCLXXXI1681one thousand six hund. eighty one

The Names of the Books of the old and new Testament, with the Number of their Chapters.

Genesis hath chapters50
Exodus40
Leviticus27
Numbers36
Deuteronomie34
Joshua24
Judges21
Ruth4
I. Samuel31
II. Samuel24
I. Kings22
II. Kings25
I. Chronicles29
II, Chronicles36
Ezra10
Nehemiah13
Esther10
Job42
Psalms150
Proverbs31
Ecclesiastes hath chapters12
The Song [...] Solomon8
Isaiah66
Jeremiah52
Lamentations5
Ezekiel48
Daniel12
Hosea14
Joel3
Amos9
Obadiah1
Jonah4
Micah7
Nahum3
Habakuk3
Zephaniah3
Haggai2
Zechariah14
Malachy4

The Books of the New Testament.

Matthew hath chapters28
Mark16
Luke24
John21
The Acts28
The Epistle to the Romans16
I Corinthians16
II Corinthians13
Galathians6
Ephesians6
Phillippians4
Collossians4
I Thessalonians5
II Thessalonians3
I Timothy hath chapters6
II Timothy4
Titus3
Philemon1
To the Hebrews13
The Epistle of James5
I Peter5
II Peter3
I John5
II John1
III John1
Jude1
Revelaion22

Pauses and Stops to be Observed in Reading the Bible.

A Comma(,)
a Semicolon(;)
a Colon(:)
a Period(.)
an Interrogation(?)
an Admiration(!)
a Parenthesis()
an Asterisme(*)
an Obelisk(†)
a hyphen(-)
a Caret(⁁)
Citation(")
Section(§)
an Index(☞)
Apostrophe(')

1. A Comma is the most frequent Point, and of least Force; mark­ed thus,

Example. But when the Husbandmen saw the Son, they said among them­ [...]elves, this is the Heir, come let us kill him, &c.

2. A Semicolon is a Pause longer than a Comma, being a Point with a Comma under it;

Example. As he that giveth to the Poor shall not lack;

3. A Colon stops the Sentence a pretty while, and denotes full but not perfect Sense, and is marked thus:

Example. As the Way of the Lord is Strength to the Upright: but De­struction, &c.

4. A Period is a full Stop, and maketh an end of a Sentence: marked thus:

Example. Fear God. honour the King.

5. An Interrogation is used after a Question, and marked thus?

Example, Are ye so foolish? having begun in the Spirit, are ye now made perfect by the Flesh?

6. A Note of Exclamation, or Admiration, wondering or crying out, is marked thus!

Example. O the Depth of the Riches, both of the Wisdom and Knowledge of God!

7. A Parenthesis, is two Semicircles, including a Sentence, and must be sounded different from the rest, the Sense being perfect with­out it, and is marked thus ()

Example. Know ye not (for I speak to them, that know the Law) how that the Law hath Dominion over a Man, as long as he liveth?

8. An Asterism is when any part of a Sentence is wanting, marked thus *

9. an Obelisk, directs from the Discourse to the Margin, marked thus †

[Page 184]10. A Hyphen is a Note of Connexion as mis-like, safe-guard, and is marked thus -

11. A Caret, is when words are left out, as a man ⁁ of Words, and is marked thus ⁁

12. A Citation is used when an Author is Quoted, and how far they go is known, by every Line being marked thus "

13. a Section is a mark of dividing Chapters, and is marked thus §

14. An index is to note any remarkable thing from the Margin, and is marked thus ☞

15. An Apostrophe, is a small Comma, and set over where a Vowel is left out, as o're instead of over, and sav'd instead of saved, and is marked thus '

Of Capital or Great Letters in writing.

THey have in the beginning of Words their peculiar Uses: Noting not only Proper Names of Men, Cities, Callings, as Ambrose, Da­niel, London, York, Mercer, or Grocer; but Dignities and Offices, as Highness, Lord Mayor, your Honour or Worship, with the Names of Arts, as Grammer, Rhetorick, Writing, Musick, and Arithmetick; The beginnings of every Verse and Sentence, ought to be a Capital, as I goe, I am, I will, &c. Great Letters are likewise to be used in Em­phatical and remarkable Words, as God said to Moses, I AM, hath sent thee. Whole Sentences are emphatical: as JEHOVAH THE BRANCH, KING OF KINGS, AND LORD OF LORDS; and such like often found in the OLD TESTAMENT, or the NEW. To begin a Title, of a Book, ought to be in great Letters, as the WHOLE BOOK OF PSALMES, &c.

Abbreviation of Words.

  • Admrs. Administrators
  • B. D. Batchelor of Divinity
  • Bucks. Buckingham-shire
  • C. C. C. Corpus Christi College
  • Comrs. Commissioners
  • D. C. Dean of Christ Church
  • Drs. Com. Doctors Commons
  • Dr. D. Doctor of Divinity
  • Eccles. Ecclesiastes
  • Ecclus. Ecclesiasticus
  • J. D. Y. James Duke of York
  • Inhabts. Inhabitants
  • Introdt. Introduction
  • prerogt. Off. Perogative Office
  • Pub. Not. Publick Notary
  • R. S. S. Fellow of the Royal Society
  • S.S.Th.D. Sacro-Sanctae Theologiae Doct.
  • Westmr. Westminster
  • Berks. Berkshire
  • &c. and so forth
  • Credr. Creditor
  • Cant. Canterbury
  • Chron. Chronicles
  • Cor. Corinthians
  • Collos. Collossians
  • Coll. Collonel
  • Devon. Devonshire
  • honble. honourable
  • j. e. that is to say
  • K. R. Katharine Rex
  • L. D. Doctor of Laws
  • Lieut. Lieutenant
  • M. A. Master of Arts
  • Middx. Middlesex
  • Predict. Prediction
  • Q. C. Queens Colledge
  • Quest. Question
  • Rev. Revelations
  • Salop. Shropshire
  • t'other. the other
  • wll. Worshipful
  • Xpian. Christian
  • Chap. Chapter
  • Capt. Captain
  • C.R. Charles Rex
  • Doct. Doctrine
  • Deber. Debter
  • dd. Delivered
  • Exon. Exeter
  • Feb. February
  • Ans. Answer
  • Ap. April
  • Aug. August
  • Bp. Bishop
  • Bd. Bound
  • Dr. Doctor
  • Esqur. Esquire
  • I'le. I will
  • 10br. December
  • Fol. Folio
  • Gen. Genesis
  • Hd. Honoured
  • Jan. January
  • Mat. Mathew
  • Lp. Lordship
  • Mrs. Mistress
  • Kt. Knight
  • Let's. let us
  • Lr. Letter
  • Lin. Line
  • Mar. March
  • Mr. Master
  • 8vo. Octavo
  • Pag. Page
  • Ma. Majesty
  • Md. Memorandum
  • N.B. Note well
  • 9br. November
  • Obt. Obedient
  • Obj. Objection
  • 8br. October
  • Oxon. Oxford
  • 4to. Quarto
  • Qr. Quarto
  • Qr. Quire
  • Rom. Romans
  • R. Reason
  • ℞. Recipe
  • St. Saint
  • P. P. Penny-Post
  • Part. Partition
  • Pnts. Presents
  • Sec. Secular
  • Sch. Scholar
  • Sol. Solution
  • 7br. September
  • wst. wd. westward
  • §. Section
  • Viz. to wit
  • Ver. Vers [...]
  • wth. with
  • wch. which
  • Wp. Worship
  • yrs. yours
  • & and
  • I'm. I am
  • Ld. Lord
  • Pd. Paid
  • P. Per
  • Vid. See
  • Sr. Sir
  • yt. that
  • ye. the
  • ym. them
  • yn. then
  • ys. this
  • u. use
  • wt. what
  • yu. you
  • yr. your

[Page 186]Remēber my Cōmēdatiōs to all my Friēds at Farnhā, and to all my Acquaintāce at Claphā; to whō I wish abūdāce of Peace, Plēty, and Cōsolatiō.

Or thus.

Good Sr. I have a Suit frō my Sons Mr. cōcerning his Sch. viz. that when he hath read a Chap. you will appose him wth. a Qu. or two out of any v. or lin. you shall think meet; and then out of his Ans. to frame an Obj. or two by his Sol. to try him, viz. how he understāds wt. he reads, for I perceive by his Mr. yt. a Sch. Exercised in answering a Qu. propounded, and yn. giving a Sol. to an Obj. there agts. shall be made not only more Careful to mark the Cōtents of every Pag. and Chap. But the better to Understād and Remēber every lin. and v. yt. he read­eth; which good Sr. let me intreat ye. Favour frō yu. &c.

The Contracting of Proper Names of Men and Women.

  • Alexander, Sany
  • Abraham, Abram
  • Anthony, Tony
  • Augustin, Austin
  • Ann, Nan or Nancy
  • Bartholomew, Bat
  • Bellever, Bell
  • Benjamin, Ben
  • Barbara, Bab
  • Clemment, Clem
  • Christopher, Kit
  • Catherine, Kate
  • Cornelia, Con
  • Daniel, Dan
  • David, Taffy
  • Dorothy, Doll
  • Deborah, Deb
  • Diana, Di
  • Edmund, Mun
  • Edward, Ned, Neddy
  • Ellinor, Nelly, Nell
  • Elizabeth, Betty, Bess
  • Fardinando, Fardi
  • Francis, Frank
  • Gabriel, Gab
  • Gilbert, Gill
  • Henry, Harry, Hall
  • Humphrey, Numph
  • [Page 187]James, Jemmy
  • John, Jack
  • Jeremiah, Jerre
  • Isaac, Nye
  • Joseph, Jo
  • Joshua, Jos
  • Jane, Jenny
  • Judith, Judi
  • Joan, Jug
  • Langley, Lang
  • Leonard, Len
  • Ludovicus, Lodwick
  • Lucretia, Luce
  • Marmaduke, Duke
  • Michael, Miel
  • Martha, Patt
  • Mathew, Mat
  • Millisent, Mill
  • Mary, Moll, Poll
  • Margaret, Peg
  • Margery, Madg
  • Nathaniel, Nat
  • Nicholas, Nick
  • Noah, Noy
  • Obadiah, Obed
  • Oliver, Noll
  • Phillip, Phill
  • Phillis, Phil
  • Priscilla, Pris
  • Prudence, Pru
  • Ralph, Rafe
  • Richard, Dick
  • Robert, Robin, Bob
  • Roger, Hodge
  • Rebecca, Beck
  • Rosamond, Rose
  • Rachel, Rach
  • Samuel, Sam
  • Simon, Sim
  • Solomon, Sol
  • Stephen, Stevan
  • Susanna, Sue
  • Theophilus; Theop
  • Theodore, The
  • Timothy, Tim
  • Thomas, Tom
  • Valentine, Val
  • Walter, Wat
  • William, Will
  • Zachariah, Zack

The Twelve Months of the Year is,

Months.Days.
January31
February28
March31
April30
May31
June30
July31
August31
September30
October31
November30
December31
  • 60 Minutes make 1 hour
  • 24 Hours make a day
  • 7 Days make 1 week
  • 4 Weekes make 1 M. 28 D.
  • 13 mon. 1 d. and 6 hours make when 1 year
  • 365 days make when 1 year
  • 366 days make when leap year

Of the Quarter Days in the Year, there are two Accounts to be given.

London Account is thus.
  • Mar. the 25 is Lady day
  • June 24 is Midsummer day
  • Septemb. 29 is Michaelmas day
  • Decemb. 25 is Christmas day
Country Account, sometimes is thus.
  • February 2 is Candlemas day
  • May 1 is May day
  • August 1 is Lammas day
  • November 1 is all Saints day

A Table of Planets and Signes with their Aspects.

Seven Planets.
  • ♄ Saturn
  • ♃ Jupiter
  • ♂ Mars
  • ☉ Sol
  • ♀ Venus
  • ☿ Mercury
  • ☽ Luna
Twelve Signes.
  • ♈ Aries
  • ♉ Taurus
  • ♊ Gemini
  • ♋ Cancer
  • ♌ Leo
  • ♍ Virgo
  • ♎ Libra
  • ♏ Scorpio
  • ♐ Sagitarius
  • ♑ Capricornus
  • ♒ Aquarius
  • ♓ Pisces
Five Aspects.
  • ⚹ Sextile
  • □ Quadral
  • △ Trine
  • ☍ Opposition
  • ☌ Conjunction

Several Proverbs Useful for Children.

A.

  • Anger dieth quickly with a good Man.
  • A Bit in the Morning, is better than nothing all Day.
  • After Dinner sit a while, after Supper walk a Mile.
  • Almost and very nigh, saves many a Lie.
  • A good Beginning, makes a good Ending.
  • A new Broom sweeps Clean.

B.

  • Better say here it is, then here it was.
  • Better Children Cry, than old Folks Weep
  • Butter is Gold in the Morning, Silver at Noon, Lead at Night.
  • Better see a Clout, than a Hole out
  • Birchen Twiggs, break no Ribbs.
  • Birth is much, but Breeding more.

C.

  • Children when they stand quiet, have done some Harm.
  • Confession of a Fault, makes half Amends for it.
  • Cloudy Mornings, turn to clear Evenings.
  • Comparisons are very Odious.
  • Count not your Chickens before they be hatcht.
  • [Page 190]Close Mouth catcheth no flies:

D.

  • Death keeps no Kalender.
  • Deeds are Fruits, Words are but Leaves.
  • Diseases are the Interests of Pleasure.
  • Diversity of Humors, breeds Tumours.
  • Dinners cannot be long where Dainties are wanting.
  • Do well, and you shall have well.

E.

  • Early up, and never the nearer.
  • Empty Vessells make the greatest sound.
  • Every thing hath an end, and a Pudding hath two
  • Evening Orts, are good morning Fodder.
  • Experience is the best Mistress.
  • Eating and drinking takes away the Stomach.

F.

  • Fair in the Cradle, and foul in the Saddle.
  • Fire and Water are good Servants, but bad Masters.
  • Fools make Feasts and wise folks Eat them.
  • Fore-cast is better than a sorry worker.
  • Friends may meet, but Mountains never Greet.
  • Fools build Houses, and wise Men buy'em.

G.

  • Go to bed with the Lamb and rise with the Lark.
  • Gentility without ability is worse than plain beggery.
  • Giving much to the poor doth encrease a man's store.
  • Grace will last, but favour will blast.
  • Good Will should be taken in part of Payment.
  • Good Wine needs no bush.

H.

  • Half an Acre is good Land.
  • Help hands, for I have no Lands.
  • Happy is he whose Friends were born before him.
  • Hard fare makes hungry bellies.
  • Hope well and have well.
  • [Page 191]Hunger will break through Stone-walls.

I.

  • Jack would be a Gentleman if he could but speak French.
  • Idle Folks lack no Excuses.
  • Ill Weeds grow a-pace.
  • Ill Will, never said well.
  • Ill luck is worse than found money.
  • Joan in the dark is as good as my Lady.

K.

  • A Knotty piece of Timber must have smooth Wedges.
  • Keep some till furthermore come.
  • King's Cheese goes half away in parings.
  • Kindness will creep where it cannot go.
  • Kissing goes by favour.
  • Kiln calls the Oven burnt house.

L.

  • Life lieth not in Living, but in liking.
  • Light Gains make a heavy Purse.
  • Little said soon amended.
  • Little strokes fell great Oaks.
  • Long look't for comes at last:
  • Lion, is not half so fierce as painted.

M.

  • Manners make a man, quoth William of Wickham.
  • Many hands make quick Work.
  • Meat is much, but Manners is more.
  • Mischiefs come by the pound, and go away by the ounce.
  • My Mind to me a Kingdom is.
  • Misunderstanding brings lies to Town.

N.

  • Necessity hath no Law.
  • Need makes the Old Wife trot.
  • New Lords, new Laws.
  • No longer pipe, no longer dance.
  • No Penny, no Pater Noster.
  • [Page 192]Nothing have, nothing crave.

O.

  • Old Friends, and old Wine are best.
  • One shoulder of Mutton drives down another.
  • Opportunity makes Thieves.
  • One Nail, drives out another.
  • One Slumber, invites another.
  • One Swallow makes no Summer.

P:

  • Patience is a Flower, grows not in every ones Garden.
  • Play, Women, and Wine, undoe men Laughing.
  • Providence is better than Rent.
  • Penny in Pocket, is a good Companion
  • Penny and Penny laid up, will be many.
  • Pride goes before, Shame follows after.

Q.

  • Quick at Meat, quick at Work.
  • Quake, like an aspen Leafe.
  • Quake, like an Oven.
  • Quandary, to be in
  • Quick we must live by, and not by the Dead
  • Quietness is best, though it cost dear.

R.

  • Remove an old Tree, and it will wither to Death.
  • Riches are but the Baggage of Fortune.
  • Raw Leather will stretch.
  • Rolling Stone gathers no Moss.
  • Rome was not built in one Day.
  • Receiver, is as bad as the Thief.

S.

  • Ships fear Fire more than Water.
  • Step after step, the Ladder is ascended.
  • Sorrow is good for nothing but Sin.
  • Spare the Rod, and spoil the Child.
  • Skie falls, we shall catch Larks.
  • [Page 193]Strike while the Iron is hot.

T.

  • Time is the Rider that breaks youth.
  • Time and Tyde stay for no Man.
  • Try before you Trust.
  • Trade is the Mother of Money.
  • Truth and Oyl are ever above.
  • Truth hath a good Face, but bad Cloaths.

V.

  • Valour can do little without Discretion.
  • Venture a small Fish to catch a great one.
  • Use makes Perfectness.
  • Use Leggs, and have Leggs.
  • Valour that Parlies, is near yeilding.
  • Under Water, Famine, under Snow, Bread.

W.

  • War makes Thieves, and Peace hangs them.
  • Weight and Measure take away Strife.
  • Willows are weak, yet they bind other Wood.
  • Welcom Death quoth the Rat, when the Trap fell down.
  • Wolves loose their Teeth, but not their Memory.
  • Words are but Sands, it's Money buys Lands.

Y.

  • Youth and white Paper take any Impression.
  • You cannot make Velvet of a Sow's Ear.
  • Young serving-Man, an old Beggar.
  • Young Men may Die, but old Men must Die.
  • Young Lambs-skin goes as soon to the Market as the old Ewe.
  • Youth, if it knew, what Age would Crave,
    It would in time both get and save.

PROVERBS in Rhime.

By Cardinal Woolsey.
A Whip for a Fool, and a Rod for a School
Is always in good season.
By Will Summers.
A Halter and a Rope for him that will be Pope
Without all Right or Reason.
Snow is white and lies in the Dike,
And every man lets it lie:
Pepper is black, and hath a good smack,
And every man doth it buy.
The higher the Plum-tree, the riper the Plum;
The richer the Cobler, the blacker his Thumb.
Bounce Buckram, Velvet's dear,
Christmass comes but once a Year;
And when it comes it brings good Chear,
But when it's gone it's never the near.
He that buys Land, buys many Stones;
He that buys Flesh, buys many Bones;
He that buys Eggs, buys many Shells;
But he that buys good Ale, buys nothing else▪
He that hath it, and will not keep it;
He that wants it, and will not seek it;
He that drinks, and is not dry,
Shall want money, as well as I.
Children pick up words, as Pidgeons Pease,
And utter them again, as God shall please.
Say well and do well, end with one Letter,
Say-well is good, but do well is better.
FINIS.

Graces.

Grace before Meat.

GOod Lord we beseech thee to bless us, and our meeting at this time, and all thy good Creatures provided for us, and grant that we may use them soberly, as in thy presence, and receive them thankfully, as from thine hand, to the glory of thy holy name, Amen.

Grace after Meat.

WE thank thee, O Lord, for all thy good Creatures which thou at this time hath bestowed upon us, and as thou hast fed our Bodies with that food which is convenient and necessary for them, so we beseech feed our Souls with that food which perisheth not, but endureth to Eternal Life, thy holy name be blessed and praised now and for ever, Amen.

Grace before Meat.

LOrd bless us in the use of all thy good Creatures, that now we shall receive at thy bountiful hands, giving strength to them to nourish us, and giving hearts unto us to be thankful unto thee for the same, to the glory of thy holy name, Amen.

Grace after Meat.

WE return thee hearty thanks, O Lord, that thou hast bounti­fully refreshed and comforted us with thy good Creatures, and hast bestowed many other Benefits upon us, which thou hast denied to many others of thy Servants, to whom be ascribed all Honour, Power and Glory, now and forevermore, Amen.

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