DAMNto condemn DANGERreach, control, power DANSKERa Dane DAREto challenge DARKLINGin the dark DARRAIGNto set in array DAUBto disguise DAUBERYimposition DAY-WOMANa dairy-maid DEARdire That which has to do with the affections Piteous Important DEARNlonely DEBOSHEDdebauched, drunken DECKto bedew. This is probably a form of the verb 'to dag,' now a provincial word DECKa pack of cards DECLINEto enumerate, as in going through the cases of a noun DECLINEDfallen DEEMdoom, judgment DEFEATto undo, destroy DEFEATdestruction DEFEATUREdisfigurement DEFENCEart of fencing DEFENDto forbid DEFENSIBLEhaving the power to defend DEFTLYdexterously DEFYrenounce DEGREESa step DELAYto let slip by delaying DEMERITmerit, desert DEMURELYsolemnly DENAYdenial DENIERthe 12th part of a French sol coin DENOTEMENTmarking Note or manifestation DENYto refuse DEPARTdeparture DEPARTto part DEPARTINGparting, separation DEPENDto be in service DERIVEDborn, descended DEROGATEdegraded DESCANTa variation upon a melody, hence, metaphorically, a comment on a given theme DESIGNto draw up articles DESPATCHto deprive, bereave DESPERATEdetermined, bold DETECTto charge, blame DETERMINEto conclude DICHoptative mood, perhaps contracted for 'do it.'
DIETfood regulated by the rules of medicine DIETto have one's food regulated by the rules of medicine DIFFUSEDconfused DIGRESSINGtransgressing, going out of the right way DIGRESSIONtransgression DIG-YOU-GOOD-DENgive you good evening DILDOthe chorus or burden of a song DINTstroke DIRECTIONjudgment, skill DISABLEto disparage DISAPPOINTEDunprepared DISCASEto undress DISCONTENTa malcontent DISCOURSEpower of reasoning DISDAINEDdisdainful DISLIMNto disfigure, transform DISMEa tenth or tithe DISPARKto destroy a park DISPONGEto squeeze out as from a sponge DISPOSEdisposal DISPOSEto conspire DISPOSITIONmaintenance DISPUTABLEdisputatious DISPUTEto argue, examine DISSEMBLYused ridiculously for assembly DISTASTEto corrupt DISTEMPEREDdiscontented DISTRACTIONa detached troop or company of soldiers DISTRAUGHTdistracted, mad DIVERTEDturned from the natural course DIVISIONa phrase or passage in a melody DIVULGEDpublished, spoken of DOFFto do off, strip To put off with an excuse DOLTa small Dutch coin DOLEportion dealt Grief, lamentation DONto do on, put on DONE'done to death,' put to death DOTANTone who dotes, a dotard DOUTto do out, quench DOWLASa kind of coarse sacking DOWLEthe swirl of a feather DOWN-GYVEDhanging down like gyves or fetters DRABa harlot DRABBINGwhoring DRAUGHTa privy DRAWNhaving his sword drawn DRAWNdrunk, having taken a good draught DRIBBLINGweak DRIVEto rush impetuously DROLLERYa puppet-show DRUMBLEto dawdle DRYthirsty DUC-DAMEperhaps the Latin duc-ad-me, bring him to me DUDGEONa dagger DULLsoothing DULLARDa dull person DUMPcomplaint DUPto do up, Lift up EAGERsour Harsh Biting EANLINGa yeanling, a lamb EARto plough ECHEto eke out EFTready, convenient EISELvinegar ELDold age EMBOSSEDswollen into protuberances Covered with foam EMBOWELLEDdisembowelled, emptied EMBRASUREembrace EMINENCEexalted station EMPERYempire EMULATIONjealousy, mutiny EMULOUSjealous ENCAVEto place oneself in a cave END'Still an end,' continually for ever ENFEOFFto place in possession in fee ****** ENGINEa machine of war ENGLUTto swallow speedily ENGROSSto make gross or fat ENGROSSMENTimmoderate acquisition ENKINDLEto make keen ENMEWto shut up, as a hawk is shut up in a mew ENSCONCEto cover as with a fort ENSEAMEDfat, rank ENSHIELDhidden ENTERTAINencounter Experience ENTERTAINMENTtreatment A disposition to entertain a proposal Service ENTREATMENTSinterviews EPHESIANa toper, a cant term EQUIPAGEattendance EREWHILEa short time since ESCOTto pay a man's reckoning, to maintain ESPERANCEhope, used as a war-cry ESPIALa scout or spy ESTIMATIONconjecture ESTRIDGEostridge ETERNEeternal EVENcoequal EVENto equal EXAMINEto question EXCREMENTthat which grows outwardly from the body and has no sensation like the hair or nails Any outward show EXECUTORan executioner EXEMPTexcluded EXERCISEa religious service EXHALEto hale or draw out to draw the sword EXHIBITIONallowance, pension EXIGENTdeath, ending EXIONridiculously used for 'action.'
EXPECTexpectation EXPEDIENCEexpedition, undertaking Haste EXPEDIENTexpeditious, swift EXPIATEcompleted EXPOSTULATEto expound, discuss EXPOSTUREexposure EXPRESSto reveal EXPULSEto expel EXSUFFICATEthat which has been hissed off, contemptible EXTENDto seize EXTENTa seizure EXTERNoutward EXTIRPto extirpate EXTRACTINGdistracting EXTRAUGHTpart. extracted, descended EXTRAVAGANTforeign, wandering EXTREMESextravagance of conduct Extremities EYASa nestling hawk EYAS-MUSKETa nestling of the musket or merlin, the smallest species of British hawk EYEa glance, oeillad EYEa shade of colour, as in shot silk EYNEeyes FACINOROUSwicked FACTguilt FACTIOUSinstant, importunate FACULTYessential virtue or power FADGEto suit FADINGa kind of ending to a song FAINglad FAINgladly FAIRbeauty FAITORa traitor FAllto let fall FALLOWfawn-coloured FALSEfalsehood FALSINGdeceptive FAMILIARa familiar spirit FANCYFANCY-FREEuntouched by love FANGto seize in the teeth FANTASTICa fantastical person FAPdrunk FARfarther FARCEDstuffed FARDELa burden FARTUOUSused ridiculously for ' virtuous.'
FASTassuredly, unalterably FATdull FAVOURcountenance Complexion Quality FEARthe object of fear FEARto affright FEARFULsubject to fear, timorous FEATdexterous FEATto make fine FEATERcomp. degree. more neatly FEATLYnimbly, daintily FEATUREbeauty FEDERARYconfederate FEEDERagent, servant FEE-GRIEFa grief held, as it were, in fee-******, or the peculiar property of him who possesses it FEEREa companion, husband FEHEMENTLYused ridiculously for 'vehemently.'
