'cause  . = because

'cellist  n. (.  violoncellist) 

'cello  n. (pl. -os ; .  violoncello) 

'chute  n. (.  parachute) . . 

'chutist  n. (.  parachutist) . . 

'copter  .  helicopter

'd  . .  had, should, would; he'd go   

'em  . .  them

'gainst  prep. . . against

'll  . .  will  shall: he'll = he will, they'll = they will  . .

's      , s    . .	  1) = is   Present Continuous,   -       there is: he's (= he is) going to London one of these days      ;	   she's (= she is) gone  ;	   it's (= it is) time to get up  ;	   there's (= there is) no use  	  2) = has   Present Perfect: she's (= she has) taken it   	  3) = us   let us: let's (= let us) have a look  	  4) = does  . . what's (= what does) he say about it?      ?

'shun  interj. (.  attention) . . !

't  . . = it   'tis, 'twas, on't  ..

'tis  . . = it is

'twas  ( ); ( ) . . . = it was

'tween  . . between

'twere  ( ); ( ) . . . = it were

'twill  . . = it will

'twixt  . . = betwixt

'twould  . . = it would

'un  . . one 4

'varsity  n. .	  1) 	  2) attr. ; 'varsity team   

've  . . = have

-armed     	    )  - ;	   onearmed ;	    )  - ; . longarmed ;	   crossarmed   

-cock       

-dale      ; . Clydesdale

-dimensional       - ; . one-dimensional  

-dispenser     :	    )    -.; . gum dispenser     ;	    )   ,    ; . toiletpaper dispenser    

-footer      -  ; . a six-footer    

-headed     :  -    - ; . long-headed ;	   round-headed 

-hen       ; . peahen 

-holder      ; . cigarette-holder 

-keeper      , ; . innkeeper  ;	   shopkeeper 

-leaved     :	    )  -. ;	   large-leaved tree    ;	    )  ;	   two-leaved door  

-man      , ; . fisherman ;	   postman 

-mannered     :  - ; . well-mannered   ;	   ill-mannered   

-minded    	    )    , : double-minded ; ;	   evil-minded ;	   high-minded ;	   low-minded ;	   small-minded ;	   pure-minded ;	    )   ,   -. medically-minded  ,    

-pounder     :	    )  - ;	    )  ,  -  ( ); . one pounder 37 ;	    )  -  ( );	    )  ,  - 

-proof      , ,    (-.);	   waterproof 

-rater  n.   : firstrater   ;	   tenrater    10 

-ridden        (-.);  (-.);	   bedridden   ;	   fearridden  

-roomed        - ;	   one-roomed ;	   three-roomed 

-shaped       - ; . cone-shaped 

-shear       - ; . a two-shear ram   ( )

-shooter    : sixshooter  

-speed    : three-speed engine  

-spirited       -     -  ;	   low-spirited   

-storeyed     -;	   one-storeyed 

-stricken      ,  -.;  -.;	   terror-stricken  ;	   droughtstricken  

-striper  .      -  (  );	   four-striper  1 

-syllabled        - ;	   one-syllabled ;	   two-syllabled   ..

-tide       , ;	   Christmas-tide 

-tight      ;	   water-tight 

-time      , ;	   summer-time 

-timer       - ;	   halftimer ,   

-tonner        - ;	   two-thousand-tonner     

-valent     -

-voiced       - ;	   sweet-voiced   ;	   loud-voiced 

-ware      ;	   earthenware  , ;	   glassware  ;	   silverware  

-willed    : self-willed ;	   ill-willed 

-worthy      ;	   noteworthy  ;	   blameworthy  

-wright       : shipwright ;	   playwright 

a  pref. (   on)	  1)      ; . abed  ;	   alive ;	   afoot ;	   ashore    ..	  2)    to go abegging ;	   to go a-hunting   

a posteriori  .	1. a. ,   	2. adv. ,  ,  

a priori  .	1. a. 	2. adv. 

A, a  I (pl. As, A's, Aes )	  1) 1-  . 	  2)   -.   ,   ..	  3) .     ;	   straight A " "	  4) .  from A to Z	    )     ;	    )  ; ;	   A 1	    ) 1-     ;	    ) . , ; ,  (. A No. 1 )	II ( ); ( )	  1) .   ( -  ,  eu   u,     ;	   an -      h; . a horse,  an hour; a European, a union,  an umbrella; . a one)	  2) ;	   it costs a penny    	  3) .  little, few; good ( great) many     a dozen , a score  , . a little water (time, happiness)   (, );	   a few days (books)   ();	   a good ( great) many days (books)    ()	  4) (.  all of, many of)  , ;	   all of a size      	  5) ;	   twice a day    	  6) ;	   a Mr. Henry Green    

A-bomb  n.  

a-going  a. predic. adv.  ;	   to set a-going   ,  

a-smoke  adv.  

aard-wolf  n. .  

ab  pref.  .  -, -; . abnormal , 

abaca  n. ,  

abaci  pl.  abacus

aback  adv. . ; ;  to stand aback from   ,   ; ;	   taken aback ,  

abaction  n. .     

abacus  n. (pl. -es -ci)	  1) . 	  2) . (),   

Abaddon  n.	  1) .  ( )	  2) . , 

abaft  .	1. adv.  ,   ,  	2. prep. , ;	   abaft the beam  

abandon  1. v.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3) refl.  (,   ..;	   to);	   to abandon oneself to the idea   	2. n. . , 

abandoned  1. p-p.  abandon 1;	   abandoned to despair  	2. a.	  1) , 	  2)  abandoned call    

abandonee  n. ,            

abandonment  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) = abandon 2	  4) .  ( )

abase  v.	  1) ;	   to abase oneself so far as to do smth.   -.	  2)  (   ..)

abasement  n.	  1) 	  2)  (   ..)

abash  v. (. pass) , ;   

abashment  n. , 

abate  v.	  1) , , 	  2)  (,   ..)	  3)  	  4) ; ; ;  ( ,   ..)	  5)  ();  ()	  6) . , , 	  7) .  ()

abatement  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  (,   ..)	  3) 	  4) . , 

abatis  n. (pl. abatis ) , 

abattoir  n. . 

abb  n. . 

abbacy  n. 

abbess  n. ;  

abbey  n. ; ;	   the A.  

abbot  n. ; 

abbreviate  v.  (  ..)

abbreviation  n.	  1)  (  ..)	  2) , 

ABC  n.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   ABC of chemistry  	  3)   	  4) attr. , 

ABC-book  n. 

abdicate  v. ;  ;  (   -.  ..)

abdication  n.  ( );  ;  (   ..)

abdomen  n.	  1) .  ; 	  2) .  (  ..)

abdominal  a.	  1) , ;	   abdominal cavity  	  2)  ( )

abdominous  a. , 

abducent  a. .  ( )

abduct  v. ,     (. , )

abduction  n.	  1)  (. , )	  2) . ,  ()

abductor  n.	  1)  (. , )	  2) . ,  

abeam  adv. .  

abecedarian  1. a.	  1)    	  2) , 	2. n.  

abed  adv.  

Abel  n. . 

aberdevine  n.  ()

aberrance  n.	  1)    	  2) .   

aberrancy  n.	  1)    	  2) .   

aberrant  a.	  1) ;   	  2) .   

aberration  n.	  1) ,    	  2)  	  3) ; ;	   aberration of the needle   	  4) .   

abet  v. ; ,  (-. )

abetment  n. , ,  ()

abettor  n.	  1) 	  2) 

abeyance  n.	  1)  , 	  2)  	  3) .   (, ) in abeyance	    )   , ;	    )   ( );   (  );	    )   ( )

abhor  v.  ; 

abhorrence  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ,     

abhorrent  a.	  1)  , ; ;  (-., -.;	   to)	  2)  (to - )

abidance  n.  (-.);	   abidance by rules  

abide  v. (abode, . abided )	  1)   (-., -.); ;  ();	   to abide by smth.   -.	  2) 	  3) , ;	   he cannot abide her    ;	   to abide by the circumstances   

abiding  1. pres-p.  abide	2. a. . 

ability  n.	  1) ; ;	   to the best of one's abilities     	  2) 	  3) ;	   a man of great abilities  	  4) ability to pay . 	  5) . 

abject  a.	  1) , ; ;	   abject fear  	  2) , ;	   in abject poverty   ;	   he offered an abject apology     

abjection  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 

abjure  v.	  1) 	  2)  (   ..);	   to abjure a claim   , 

ablactation  n.  ()  

ablation  n.	  1) . 	  2) . ,  ;  

ablative  n. . ,  

ablaut  n. . 

ablaze  a. predic.	  1)  ,  ;	   to be ablaze 	  2) ;	   the streets were ablaze with lights    	  3) ;	   ablaze with anger  

able  a.	  1) , ; ;	   to be able (c inf.) , ,   ,  ;	   to be able to swim  	  2) , 

able-bodied  a. , ;  (  );	   able-bodied seaman  ()

ablet  n.  ()

abloom  a. predic.  

ablush  a. predic. , 

ablution  n.	  1) (. pl.) ;	   to perform one's ablutions . 	  2) . 

ably  adv. 

abnegate  v. .	  1)   	  2)  	  3) 

abnormal  a. , ; ;	   abnormal psychology 

abnormality  = abnormity n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) 

abnormity  = abnormality

aboard  adv. prep.	  1)  ,  ;  ;	   welcome aboard!     ! (   )	  2)  ,  ;  ;	   to go aboard a ship   	  3) ;	   to keep the land aboard    (   ..) all aboard!	    )  ! (   ,   ..);	    )  ! (  );	   to fall aboard	    )  (  );	    ) .  (with, of)

abode  I n. . , ;	   to take up one's abode ;	   to make one's abode  (-.);	   with ( of) no fixed abode .   	II p.  p-p.  abide

abolish  v. , ,  (, )

abolishment  n. , , 

abolition  n.	  1) ,  (,   ..)	  2) . . ,  (,  )

abolitionism  n. . . 

abominable  a. , 

abominate  v.	  1)  , 	  2) .  

abomination  n.	  1) ;	   to hold smth. in abomination    -.	  2) -. ; 

aboriginal  1. a.	  1) , ; 	  2) ;  ( , );	   aboriginal forests  	2. n. ;  , 

aborigines  n. pl. ;  , 

abort  v.	  1) ,    	  2)  	  3) .  ;  

aborted  v.	1. p-p.  abort	2. a.	  1) 	  2) . ; 

abortion  n.	  1)   , ,  ()	  2) 	  3) 	  4) .  

abortive  a.	  1)  ( )	  2) , ;	   abortive scheme  ;	   to render abortive  (  ..)	  3) . 

abortively  adv. , 

abound  v.	  1)    	  2)    ,  (in, with);	   to abound in courage   ;	   the museum abounds with old pictures     

about  I	1. adv.	  1) , ; , ;	   to look about  ;	   don't leave the papers about   !;	   rumours are about  	  2) , ;	   he is somewhere about  - 	  3) , , ;	   you are about right   ;	   it is about two o'clock    	  4)   ;	   to face about ;	   about face ( turn)! . ! Mr. Jones is not about   ;	   about right	    ) ;	    ) , ;	   to be about to go (to speak etc.)   (  ..);	   what are you about?	    )   ?;	    ) .   ?	2. prep.	  1)     :	    )     -. , ;	    )   -. , ; ;	   the forests about Tomsk   ;	    )    ;	   to walk about the room   	  2)      , ;	   about nightfall  	  3) , ; ;	   I'll see about it    ;	   he went about his business     	  4) to have smth about one  -.  ,  ;	   I had all the documents about me        (  ,  )	II v. .  ,    

about-face  1. n.	  1)  	  2)   (,   ..)	2. v.	  1) () 	  2)   (,   ..)

about-sledge  n. ,  

above  1. adv.	  1) ; 	  2) , ;	   as stated above   	  3) ;	   a staircase leading above  () ;	   from above 	2. prep.	  1) ;	   above my head   ;	   above board = above-board 2;	   above ground = above-ground 2	  2) , 	  3) ;	   above suspicion  ;	   it is above me    ;	   above measure  	  4) ,  ( ,   ..) above all  ,  ,  ;  	3. a.  ;	   the above facts  	4. n. (the above) 

above-board  1. a. predic. , , 	2. adv. , 

above-ground  1. a.	  1) 	  2) 	2. adv.  

above-mentioned  a. 

abracadabra  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

abradant  n. . ,  

abrade  v.	  1) ;  	  2)  ()	  3) . 

abranchial  = abranchiate

abranchiate  = abranchial a. . 

abrasion  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . ;    	  4) . , 	  5) attr. abrasion marks .  (  )	  6) attr. abrasion testing   

abrasive  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) , ;	   abrasive wear ,  	2. n. ; ,    ..

abreast  adv.	  1)  , ,   ;	   four abreast    ;	   to keep abreast of, to be abreast with   ,    	  2)  ;	   to keep abreast of ( with) the times     	  3) .  

abridge  v.	  1) 	  2) ,  ()	  3)  (-.;	   of)

abridgment, abridgemen  n.	  1) 	  2)  ()	  3)    ;  , 

abroad  adv.	  1)  ;  ;	   from abroad - 	  2) ; ;	   there is a rumour abroad  ;	   to get abroad  ( )	  3) .  ;	   to be all abroad	    ) ;	    ) ; , 	  4) .  ,   

abrogate  v. ,  (  ..)

abrogation  n. ,  (  ..)

abrupt  a.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   abrupt discharge .  	  3)  ( , )	  4)  ( )

abruption  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) .    ()

abruptness  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3)  ()	  4)  ()

abscess  n.	  1) , , 	  2) .  ( )

abscissa  n. (pl. -s -) . 

abscissae  pl.  abscissa

abscission  n. , 

abscond  v.  (.   );  ( )

absence  n.	  1) ; ;	   absence without leave .  ;	   leave of absence 	  2) ,  (of absence -.)	  3) absence of mind ;  

absent  1. a.	  1) 	  2) 	2. v. refl. ; ;	   to absent oneself from smth.   -.

absent-minded  a. 

absent-mindedness  n. 

absentee  n.	  1) 	  2)  ( -.);   ( -.)	  3) attr. absentee ballot  

absenteeism  n.	  1)  (     ..)	  2) ,      

absentia  . n. in absentia  ; ;	   to be tried in absentia .   

absently  adv. 

absinth  n. ,  

absinthe  n. ,  

absolute  a.	  1) ; , 	  2) , ;	   absolute alcohol ,  	  3) ; ;	   absolute monarchy  	  4) . ;	   absolute construction  

absolutely  adv.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , ;	   transitive verb used absolutely     	  4) . , 

absoluteness  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  

absolution  n.	  1) 	  2) .  	  3) . ;   ,   ..

absolutism  n. 

absolutist  n.  , 

absolve  v.	  1)  (from absolve -.)	  2) .  (;	   of)	  3)  (from absolve    ..)

absorb  v.	  1) , ; ; 	  2)  ();  ()	  3)  ()

absorbent  1. a. ;	   absorbent cotton wool  ;	   absorbent carbon  	2. n.  , , 

absorber  n. .	  1) , 	  2) 

absorbing  1. pres-p.  absorb	2. a.	  1) , ;	   absorbing capacity  	  2) , 	3. n. ; 

absorption  n.	  1) , ; , 	  2)  (   ..)	  3) attr. absorption circuit .  ;	   absorption factor  

absorptive  a. , ; ;	   absorptive power  ( ) 

absorptivity  n. ,  

abstain  v.  (from);	   to abstain from force    ;	   to abstain from drinking    

abstainer  n.	  1) ,  ( total abstainer)	  2)  ( )

abstemious  a.	  1) ,  (.  , )	  2) 

abstention  n.	  1)  (from)	  2)    (. abstention from voting)

abstergent  1. a. 	2. n.  

abstersion  n. , 

abstinence  n.  (from); ;	   total abstinence      

abstinent  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

abstract  1. n.	  1) ,  ;	   in the abstract , ; 	  2) ; ;  ( )	2. a.	  1) , ;	   abstract art  	  2)   	  3) . 	3. v.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) . , 

abstracted  1. p-p.  abstract 3	2. a.	  1)   ; 	  2) ; 

abstractedly  adv.	  1) 	  2) , ,  (from)

abstractedness  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

abstraction  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) . 

abstractive  a. , 

abstractiveness  n. , 

abstruse  a.	  1) 	  2)   	  3) 

absurd  a. , ; , 

absurdity  n. ;  ; , 

absurdly  adv. , , 

abundance  n.	  1) ,  (of); ;	   abundance of the heart  	  2) 	  3) .  	  4) . ;	   isotope abundance  

abundant  a. , ;  (in abundant -.);	   to be abundant ()  , 

abuse  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  	  3) 	  4)  	2. v.	  1) ; ; , 	  2)   ( -., -.)	  3) 

abusive  a. , ;	   abusive language , 

abut  v. ,  (. abut upon);  (against)

abutment  n.	  1) , 	  2) . ;  ;   ()	  3) attr. ;	   abutment stone . ,  

abuzz  a. predic.	  1) , 	  2) 

abysm  n. . , ; 

abysmal  a.	  1) ; 	  2) ; , ;	   abysmal ignorance  

abyss  n.	  1) , ; 	  2)   abyss of despair  

abyssal  a. . ; ;	   abyssal depth    

acacia  n. 

academic  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   academic year    	2. n.	  1) 	  2) pl.  ,    ..

academical  1. a. ; 	2. n. pl.   (  )

academician  n. 

academy  n.	  1) ;	   Royal A.   ;	   the A.     	  2)   ; (. .)  ()  	  3)   , ;	   Military A.  ;	   riding academy   ;	   academy of music  

academy-figure  n. .  ()

acanthi  pl.  acanthus

acanthus  n. (pl. -ses -thi)	  1) . ,  	  2) .  ()

acarpous  a. .   

accede  v.	  1)  (to accede  -.)	  2) , ;	   to accede to an alliance ,   	  3)  (  ..;	   to)

accelerant  n. . 

accelerate  v. ()

accelerating  1. pres-p.  accelerate	2. a. ;	   accelerating force .  

acceleration  n. ; ;	   acceleration of gravity   

accelerator  n.	  1) . ; 	  2) . 	  3) .  

accent  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) pl. . , 	2. v.	  1) ,  	  2) , 	  3) 

accentual  a.   , ;	   accentual prosody  

accentuate  v.	  1)  	  2) , 	  3)  

accentuation  n.	  1)  	  2) , 	  3)  	  4) .   

accept  v.	  1) ;	   to accept an offer  	  2) ; ; ;	   I accept the correctness of your statement    	  3)  	  4) .  () to accept persons  ;	   to accept the fact   

acceptability  n. 

acceptable  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

acceptance  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3)   	  4) . ;	   acceptance general    -. ;	   acceptance qualified ( special)       	  5) attr. acceptance flight .    acceptance of persons 

acceptation  n.     

accepted  1. p-p.  accept	2. a. , ;	   the accepted truth  

accepter  n. ,  ,  accepter of persons  

acceptor  n. . 

access  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3)  (, )

accessary  1. a. predic. . 	2. n. . ;	   accessary after the fact  , ;	   accessary before the fact  

accessibility  n.	  1) 	  2)    	  3) .  

accessible  a.	  1)  (to); 	  2) ; ;	   accessible to bribery ; 

accession  1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) 	  3)  ( )	  4) attr. accession catalogue   	2. v. .    

accessorial  a.	  1) ,  accessorial services -   - accessorial agreement	  2) .  ( )

accessory  1. a.	  1) ; ; 	  2) = accessary 1	2. n.	  1) = accessary 2	  2) (the accessories) pl. ; 

accidence  n.	  1) . 	  2) ,  -. 

accident  n.	  1)  ; ; ;	   to meet with an accident  , ;	   fatal accident     ;	   industrial accident    	  2) ; ;	   by accident , ;	   by a lucky accident   	  3) . .  , 	  4) .  	  5) attr. accident insurance    ;	   accident prevention   ;  ;	   accident rate .    accidents will happen (in the best regulated families) =     ;    

accidental  1. a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 	2. n.	  1) 	  2)  ;  

accidentally  adv. ; 

acclaim  1. v.	  1) ,  ; 	  2) 	2. n.  

acclamation  n.	  1)  ;	   carried ( voted) by acclamation        	  2) (. pl.)  

acclimate  = acclimatize

acclimation  = acclimatization

acclimatization  n. 

acclimatize  = acclimate v.	  1) 	  2) refl.  (. .);	   he couldn't acclimatize himself to the life in that new place          

acclivity  n. 

acclivous  a. 

accolade  n. .  (   )

accommodate  v.	  1) 	  2) ;	   to accommodate smb. with a loan  -.  	  3)  ;  , ;  ()	  4)  	  5) ;  (); 

accommodating  1. pres-p.  accommodate	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2) ; , ;	   in an accommodating spirit 	  3) 	  4) ;	   a hall accommodating 500 people   500 

accommodation  n.	  1) ; ;   ;	   accommodation with every convenience    	  2) , 	  3) .  	  4) 	  5) ; ; 	  6) 	  7) . 

accommodation-bill  n. .  

accommodation-ladder  n. .  

accommodationtrain  n. .      

accompaniment  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

accompanist  n. 

accompany  v.	  1) , 	  2) . 

accomplice  n. ,  ()

accomplish  v.	  1) , ; ;   , 	  2)  ; 	  3)  

accomplished  1. p-p.  accomplish	2. a.	  1) , ;	   accomplished fact  	  2) , ;	   accomplished violinist  	  3)   ; ; 	  4)  (   ..)

accomplishment  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) pl. ; ; ;  	  4) 

accord  1. n.	  1) ;	   with one accord 	  2) 	  3) , 	  4) . ,  of one's own accord ;	   of its own accord 	2. v.	  1) (); , 	  2) , ; ;	   to accord a hearty welcome   ;	   to be accorded wide recognition   

accordance  n. , ;	   in accordance with smth.    -.,  -.

accordant  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

according  adv.	  1) = accordingly	  2) according as (.  cj.) ; ;   , ;	   you will be paid according as you work   ,     ;	   according to (.  prep.)	    ) ,   ;	   he came according to his promise  ,   ;	    )  ,  ,  ;	   according to him   ;	   according to TASS   

accordingly  adv.	  1) ;  	  2)  ; ; 

accordion  n. . ; 

accost  1. n. ; 	2. v.	  1) ;  ( -.);    ( -.)	  2)  ( -.; .  )

accouchement  n. .   , 

accoucheur  n. . 

accoucheuse  n. . 

account  1. n.	  1) , ; ;	   for account of smb.   -.;	   on account   (-.) {. .	  5)  };	   account current  ;	   joint account  ;	   to keep accounts .  ;	   to lay (one's) account with smth.	    )   -.;	    )  -.  ;	   to settle ( to square) accounts with smb.	    )   -.;	    )    -.	  2) ;	   to give an account of smth.    -.;	   to call to account   ,  , 	  3) ; ; 	  4) , ;	   by all accounts   ;	   to give a good account of oneself   ;	   to leave out of account    ;	   not to hold of much account   ;	   to take into account   ,  	  5) , ;	   on account of -,  {. . 1};	   on no account    	  6) , ;	   of no account, of small account, . no ;	   to make account of  	  7) , ;	   to turn to account ;  ;	   to turn a thing to account  -.   	  8)  	  9) attr. account book   to be called to one's account, to go to one's account . to hand in one's account ;	   the great account .   ,  ;	   on one's own account     ; ;	   on smb.'s account  -. {. . 1  5}	2. v.	  1)  ;  ;	   I account myself happy    	  2)  (for account  -.);  (for account  -.)	  3)  (for account -.);	   this accounts for his behaviour     

accountability  n.	  1) 	  2) 

accountable  a.	  1)  (to accountable  -.;	   for accountable  -.)	  2)  ( )	  3) 

accountancy  n.  , 

accountant  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

accountant-general  n.  

accounting  1. pres-p.  account 2	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3) attr. accounting cost 

accoutre  v. , , 

accoutrements  n. pl. .   (. . )

accredit  v.	  1) ;  ( )	  2)  (to, with)	  3) ; 

accredited  1. p-p.  accredit	2. a.	  1) ,  	  2) 	  3) accredited milk  

accrete  1. a. . 	2. v.	  1) 	  2) 

accretion  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ; 	  3) ; 	  4) .  

accrue  v.	  1) , ; ;	   accrued interest  	  2)   ,  (to accrue -.)	  3)  (from)

accumulate  v.	  1) , ; ; 	  2) 

accumulation  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ;	   primitive accumulation -.  	  3) ; , 

accumulative  a.	  1) ;	   accumulative formation .  	  2) = cumulative

accumulator  n.	  1) . 	  2) .  

accuracy  n.	  1) , ;	   accuracy of fire .  	  2) 

accurate  a.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   accurate within 0,001 mm    0,001 	  3)  ( )	  4) 

accurately  adv. 

accursed  = accurst a.	  1) 	  2) , 

accurst  = accursed

accusation  n.	  1) 	  2) .  

accusative  .	1. a. 	2. n. ,  

accusatorial  a. . 

accusatory  a.	  1) = accusatorial	  2) ; 

accuse  v. ,   (of accuse  -.)

accuser  n. 

accustom  v. ;	   to accustom oneself to smth. ,   -.

accustomed  1. p-p.  accustom	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

ace  n.	  1) 	  2) . ;	   the ace of trumps	    )  ;	    )   	  3)  , ;    ..;	   the ace of aces .  ; .    within an ace of   ,  

acephalous  a.	  1) . 	  2)  ,  	  3)    ( )

acerbate  1. a. . , 	2. v.	  1) ,  	  2) , 

acerbity  n. .	  1) 	  2) , 

acetate  n. .	  1)   , 	  2) attr. ;	   acetate silk ,  

acetic  a. 

acetify  v. . (); ()  

acetous  a. ; 

acetylene  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. ;	   acetylene welding  

ache  1. n.  (. , )	2. v.	  1) ;	   my head aches    	  2) ,   ( -.)

acheless  a. 

achievable  a. 

achieve  v.	  1) , ;	   to achieve one's purpose ( aim)  	  2)  ;   

achievement  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

Achilles  n. . . 

achromatic  a.	  1) , ,  	  2) .  

achromatism  n. , 

acid  1. n. 	2. a.	  1) ;	   acid looks  	  2) , 	  3) . , ;	   acid dye  ;	   acid radical  ;	   acid salt  ;	   acid test    ; .  ;	   acid value  

acid-proof  = acid-resisting a. 

acid-resisting  = acid-proof

acidic  a. , 

acidify  v.	  1) 	  2) ()

acidity  n.	  1) 	  2) 

acidize  v. 

acidly  adv.	  1) ,  	  2) ,  

acidulated  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

acidulous  a. , 

ack-ack  n. . .	  1)  	  2)   	  3) attr. 

acknowledge  	  1) ; , 	  2) ;	   to acknowledge the receipt  	  3)   ( -.);  ( )

acknowledgement  n.	  1) 	  2) ;   ; 	  3) ; 	  4)  

aclinic  a. ,  ;	   aclinic line  ,  

acme  n.	  1)   (-.);  ;	   acme of perfection  	  2) .  ()

acne  n. ;   

acock  adv.	  1) 	  2) 

acolyte  n.	  1) . ; 	  2) ; 

aconite  n. . 

acorn  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. 

acoustic  a.	  1) , ;	   acoustic mine  	  2) . ;	   acoustic duct   

acoustics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

acquaint  v.	  1) ;	   to acquaint oneself with smth.   -.;	   to get ( to become) acquainted with smth. ,   -.;	   to be acquaint ed with   	  2) , 

acquaintance  n.	  1) ;	   nodding ( bowing) acquaintance  ;	   to make the acquaintance of smb., to make smb.'s acquaintance   -.;	   to cultivate the acquaintance   (of acquaintance	    ) 2) 

acquainted  1. p-p.  acquaint	2. a.	  1)  ( -.,  )	  2)  (-., -.)

acquest  n. 

acquiesce  v.  (in)

acquiescence  n. , ; 

acquiescent  1. a. 	2. n. . ,   

acquire  v.	  1) 	  2) ;  (-.   ..);	   to acquire knowledge  

acquired  1. p-p.  acquire	2. a. 

acquirement  n.	  1) ; 	  2) pl.  , 

acquisition  n.	  1)  ();	   acquisition of knowledge  	  2)  ( , );	   recent acquisitions of the library   

acquisitive  a.	  1) 	  2) 

acquit  v.	  1)  (of acquit  -.)	  2)  (of, from acquit    ..)	  3)  (, );  ;	   to acquit oneself of a promise  	  4) refl.  ;	   to acquit oneself well (ill)    ()

acquittal  n.	  1) . 	  2)  ( )	  3)  (  ..)

acquittance  n.	  1)   , ;  	  2)      ..

acre  n.	  1)  (= 0,4 )	  2) pl. , ;	   broad acres   God's A. 

acreage  n.    

acrid  a.	  1) ,  (   ..); 	  2)  ( ); 

acridity  n.   . {. acrid}

acrimonious  a.  ( ); , 

acrimony  n.  ()

acrobat  n. 

acrobatic  a. 

acrobatics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

acropoleis  pl.  acropolis

acropolis  n. (pl. -ses -leis) 

across  1. adv.	  1) ;  	  2)   ;   ;	   to put across  ( , )	  3) -;	   with arms across  	2. prep.	  1) , ;	   to run across the street  ;	   across country ;   ;	   across lots . 	  2) ;	   a tree lay across the road     to put it across smb.	    )  -.;	    )    -.;	    )   

acrostic  1. n. 	2. a.   

act  1. n.	  1) , ; ;	   act of bravery ;	   act of God  ;	   caught in the (very) act (of committing a crime)    ;	   act of mutiny  	  2) ,  (, )	  3) ,  ( )	  4) ,  (     ) to put on an act . ,  	2. v.	  1) , ;  ;	   to act up to a promise  	  2) , ;	   the brake refused to act  	  3) ,  (on, upon)	  4) . ;	   to act the part of Othello   

acting  1. pres-p.  act 2	2. n. .	  1) 	  2) attr.   ;	   acting copy       	3. a.	  1)  	  2) 

actinia  n. (pl. -, -s ) . 

actiniae  pl.  actinia

actinic  a. . . ;	   actinic rays .   (  )

actinism  n. . . , 

actinium  n. . 

action  n.	  1) , ; . , ;	   overt action against   ;	   to take prompt action   	  2) pl. 	  3) , 	  4) ;	   action of the heart  ;	   to put out of action   	  5) , ;  ;	   to bring ( to enter, to lay) an action against smb.    -.	  6) ;	   in action   {. . 7} to be killed ( to fall) in action   	  7)  ;	   in action  ,  {. . 6}	  8) attr. action radius   (  ..)	  9) attr. ;	   action spring  ;	   action station  	  10) attr. action painting    (   ) actions speak louder than words . =    ,   

actionable  a. .     

activate  v.	  1) . . 	  2)  	  3) . .   

activated  1. p-p.  activate	2. a. 

active  1. a.	  1) ; ; , ;	   to become active 	  2) 	  3) . ;	   the market is active    	  4) . active forces  ;	   active list   ;	   active service  ; .   	  5) .  ( );	   active voice  	  6) . ,  ,   	2. n. = active voice {. 1, 5}

activity  n.	  1) ;	   social activities - 	  2) ; 

actor  n.	  1) 	  2)  a bad actor .  

actress  n. 

actual  a.	  1)  ; ; ;	   actual speed  ; .  ;	   actual capital  ;	   actual load  ;	   in actual fact  ;	   the actual position ,   ()	  2) , 

actuality  n.	  1) ; 	  2) pl.  ; 	  3)  ( )

actualize  v.	  1) ; 	  2)   ( )

actually  adv.	  1) ,   	  2)   

actuary  n.   , 

actuate  v.	  1)   	  2) 	  3) . 

actuator  n.	  1) .  ;  	  2) . 

acuity  n.	  1) 	  2)   ()

acumen  n. , 

acuminate  1. a. . , 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  

acute  a.	  1) ;	   acute angle  	  2) , ;	   acute eyesight  ;	   acute pain  	  3) , 	  4) ,  ( )

ad  . .  advertisement

ad hoc  . a. ,    ;	   ad hoc committee  

ad lib  .	1. n. , 	2. adv.  , 

ad valorem  .	1. a.  ;	   ad valorem duties ,    	2. adv.  

ad-lib  a. . , 

adage  n. , , 

adagio  n. (pl. -os ) . 

Adam's apple  n. 

adamant  1. n.	  1)    	  2) -. , ;	   will of adamant  	2. a. ; , ;	   adamant to entreaties   

adamantine  1. n.   ( )	2. a.	  1)  	  2) 

adapt  v.	  1) , ,  (to, for)	  2) refl , 	  3) ,   	  4) ;	   to adapt a novel  

adaptability  n. , 

adaptable  n.  

adaptation  n.	  1) , ;	   light adaptation   ;	   adaptation to the terrain .   	  2) ;	   adaptation of a musical composition   	  3) . 

adapter  n.	  1) ,  ,   	  2) . , ;  ; 

add  v.	  1) , ;	   this adds to the expense   ;	   added to everything else   ;    	  2) .  add in ;	   add to , ;	   add together, add up , , ;   to add fuel ( oil) to the fire ( to the flame)    ;	   to add insult to injury   

addenda  pl.  addendum

addendum  n. (pl. -da) ,  ( )

adder  I n.	  1) 	  2) . 	II n.  

addict  1. n.  (. drug addict) he is a TV addict     	2. v.  (. );	   to addict oneself  (to addict -.);	   he is much addicted to drink   

addiction  n.  ( -.),  

adding machine  n. ;  

addition  n.	  1) , , ;	   in addition to ,   ,  ,   	  2) . 	  3) . 

additional  a. , ;	   additional charges  

additive  n. .  ( );  ( )

addle  1. a.	  1) , ;	   addle egg  ;  ()	  2) , ; 	2. v.	  1) ,  ( )	  2) ;	   to addle one's head ( one's brain)    (-);   ( -.)

addle-brained  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

addle-head  = addle-pate n.  ,  

addle-pate  = addle-head

addled  a. ,  ( )

addlement  n. 

address  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ; ; 	  3) ; ; () 	  4) pl. ;	   to pay one's addresses to a lady   	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2)  ( -.); ;	   to address a meeting     ;	   to address oneself to the audience   	  3) to address oneself to smth. ,   -.

addressee  n. 

adduce  v. ,  (  )

adducent  a. .  ( )

adduction  n.	  1)  (, )	  2) . ,  ()

adductor  n. . ,  

adenoids  n. pl. 

adept  1. n. , 	2. a. 

adequacy  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) 

adequate  a.	  1) , ;	   adequate definition  	  2) 	  3) ;  

adequation  n.	  1) 	  2) 

adhere  v.	  1) ,  (to)	  2)  ,  (-.;	   to);   (  ..;	   to)

adherence  n.	  1) ; 	  2)   (,   ..);	   adherence to specification   	  3) . 

adherent  1. = adherer n. ; 	2. a.	  1) , 	  2)  

adherer  = adherent 1

adhesion  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  (,   ..)	  3) 	  4) .  (.    ); 	  5) .  	  6) . 	  7) attr. . ;	   adhesion weight  ;	   adhesion wheel  

adhesive  a. , ; ;	   adhesive power .  

adhesiveness  n.	  1) , 	  2) .   

adieu  .	1. interj. !	2. n. ;	   to bid smb. adieu, to make ( to take) one's adieu 

adipose  1. n.  	2. a. ; ; 

adiposity  n. , 

adit  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) . , 

adjacency  n. ; 

adjacent  a.	  1) , ,  (to);	   adjacent villages  	  2) . ;	   adjacent angle  

adjectival  a. .    , 

adjective  1. n. .  	2. a.	  1) .   ;   	  2) , ;	   adjective colours  

adjoin  v. , , 

adjoining  1. pres-p.  adjoin	2. a. , , , 

adjourn  v.	  1) , 	  2) ,   (    ..)	  3)  (); 	  4)    ;     ;	   to adjourn to the drawingroom .   

adjournment  n.	  1) 	  2) 

adjudge  v.	  1)  ;  (to adjudge );	   to adjudge smb. guilty  -.  (of adjudge  -.)	  2)  (  ..;	   to)

adjudgement  n.	  1)  ;  	  2)  (  ..)

adjudgment  n.	  1)  ;  	  2)  (  ..)

adjudicate  v. ;   (   ..;	   on, upon);	   to adjudicate on a matter    -. 

adjunct  n.	  1) ,  (to); ;  	  2) . ,  	  3) . ; 	  4) pl. . 

adjunct professor  n. . -

adjuration  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) .   

adjure  v.	  1) , 	  2) .   

adjust  v.	  1)   	  2)  (  ..)	  3) , , 	  4) ; ; 

adjustable  a. , ; ;	   adjustable bookshelf     ;	   adjustable screw-wrench ( spanner)   

adjusted  1. p-p.  adjust	2. a. , ; ;	   adjusted fire .  

adjuster  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) 	  3) .  ;   (. adjuster bolt)

adjusting  1. pres-p.  adjust	2. a.	  1) ; ;	   adjusting device  ( ) ;	   adjusting tool   	  2) ;	   adjusting shop  ; ,  

adjustment  n.	  1) , ;	   to make adjustment 	  2) , ; , 	  3) . ;	   adjustment in direction  ;	   adjustment in range  ;	   adjustment of sight  	  4) attr. adjustment fire . ,  

adjutancy  n.    

adjutant  n.	  1) ;    	  2) 	  3) = adjutant-bird .   

adjutant-bird  = adjutant 3

adjuvant  1. n. ;  	2. a. , 

adman  n. (pl. admen)   

admeasure  v. ,  , 

administer  v.	  1) ;  ()	  2) ;  	  3)  ();  ()	  4) to administer an oath to smb., to administer smb. to an oath  -.  	  5) ,  () to administer a shock  

administrate  v. . ; 

administration  n.	  1)  ()	  2) 	  3) 	  4) 	  5)  ()	  6)    ()

administrative  a.	  1) ; -;	   administrative troops .     	  2)  ( )	  3) . 

administrator  n.	  1) , 	  2) ,    (  ..)	  3) . 

administratrices  pl.  administratrix

administratrix  n. (pl. -es -ices) -

admirable  a. , , 

admiral  n.	  1) ;	   A. of the Fleet, . A. of the Navy  	  2)  

admiralty  n.	  1) (A.) ,   ( );	   First Lord of the A.    ( )	  2)  	  3) attr. admiralty mile ( knot)   (= 1853,248 )

admiration  n.	  1) ; ;	   note of admiration  ;	   lost in admiration   	  2)  

admire  v.	  1) ; ;  	  2) . . ,  ( -.);	   I should admire to know     

admirer  n. , 

admissible  a.	  1) , 	  2) .    

admission  n.	  1) 	  2)  ; ;	   admission by ticket   	  3) , 	  4) ;	   admission of one's guilt   	  5) . ,  (  );  (, )	  6) attr. ;	   admission fee  	  7) attr. . admission space  ;	   admission stroke  ;	   admission valve  

admit  v.	  1) ; ;	   to be admitted to the bar      	  2) 	  3)  (of);	   the question admits of no delay    	  4) , ;	   this, I admit, is true ,   	  5)  ( )

admittance  n.	  1) , 	  2)   ;	   no admittance!  !	  3) .  

admittedly  adv.	  1)     	  2) 

admix  v. (); ()

admixture  n. 

admonish  v.	  1)  (of)	  2) , , 	  3)  , , 	  4)  (of)

admonishment  = admonition

admonition  = admonishment n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , 

admonitory  a.	  1) 	  2) 

ado  n.	  1) , ;	   without more ( further) ado   ; 	  2) ;	   with much ado    much ado about nothing    

adobe  n.	  1)   ,  , 	  2)    

adolescence  n. 

adolescent  1. a.	  1) ; ; 	  2) . adolescent river  	2. n. ; ; 

Adonis  n.	  1) . . 	  2) 	  3) .  

adopt  v.	  1) ; 	  2) ;	   to adopt a decision  ;	   to adopt another course of action  ;	   to adopt the attitude    ( -.)	  3) , ;	   to adopt smb.'s methods  -. 	  4) . 	  5) ,   

adoptee  n. , 

adoption  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) 	  4) . 

adoptive  a.	  1) , 	  2) ,  

adorable  a.	  1) 	  2) . , 

adoration  n. ; 

adore  v. ; 

adorer  n. , 

adorn  v. 

adornment  n. 

adrenal  .	1. a. 	2. n.  , 

adrenalin  n. 

adrift  a. predic.  ;   ;   ;	   to cut adrift   ;	   he cut himself adrift from his relatives     ;	   to go adrift ;	   to turn adrift	    )   ;    ;	    )   ;	   a ship adrift  ;	   a man adrift    to be all adrift   

adroit  a. , ; ; 

adroitness  n. , ; ; 

adsorb  v. . 

adsorbent  n. . ,  

adsorption  n. . 

adulation  n. ; 

adulatory  a. ; 

adult  1. n. , ,  	2. a. , , 

adulterant  n. 

adulterate  1. v. ; ;	   adulterated milk  ;	   adulterated facts  	2. a.	  1) 	  2)   	  3) , 

adulteration  n. , ; 

adulterer  n.   

adulteress  n.   

adultery  n. ,   , 

adumbrate  v.	  1)  ;   ;    	  2) , 	  3) ,  

adust  a.	  1) ,  ;   	  2) 	  3) . ; , 

advance  1. n.	  1)  	  2) . 	  3) , ; 	  4) ;  (. .);	   in advance , ;	   in advance of smth.	    )  -.;	    )  -.;	   to be in advance	    ) , ;	    )  ,  ( )	  5)  ( )	  6)  (  ..)	  7) ; 	  8) .   	  9) attr. ;	   advance notes .   to make advances  , ;   ( -.)	2. v.	  1)  	  2) . 	  3)  , 	  4) () ( )	  5)     , ;	   they advanced the date of their arrival         	  6) () ( );	   the bank has advanced the rate of discount to 5%      	  7)  (, )	  8)  	  9)  

advance-guard  n. 

advanced  1. p-p.  advance 2	2. a.	  1)  	  2) ;	   advanced ideas  	  3)  ( )	  4) ;  ;	   advanced studies ,      ;	   advanced Learner's Dictionary     advanced in years 

advancement  n.	  1) ,  (  ..)	  2) , 

advantage  1. n.	  1)  (of, over advantage );  ;	   to have the advantage of smb.    -.;	   to take advantage of smb. ,  -.;	   to take advantage of smth.  -.;	   to take smb. at advantage  -. 	  2) , ;	   to advantage , ;   ;	   to turn smth. to advantage  -.   	2. v. . 

advantageous  a. ; ; 

advent  n.	  1) , 	  2) (A.) . 	  3) (A.) .  

adventitious  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

adventure  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  ; ; 	  3) , 	  4) attr. ;	   an adventure story  	2. v.	  1) ;	   to adventure one's life  	  2) ;     (-).

adventurer  n.	  1)  	  2) 

adventuress  n.	  1)  	  2) 

adventurous  a.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) , 

adverb  n. . 

adverbial  a. . 

adversary  n. , ; 

adversative  a.	  1) .   	  2) . 

adverse  a.	  1) 	  2) ; ;	   adverse winds  ;	   it is adverse to their interests    	  3)  

adversity  n.	  1) , , 	  2)  

advert  v. ; ;  ( -.); ;	   to advert to other matters   

advertence  n.  , 

advertency  n.  , 

advertise  = advertize v.	  1)  ; ;	   to advertise for smth.    -.	  2)   	  3) . , 

advertisement  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) attr. ;	   advertisement column      

advertiser  n.	  1) ,  	  2)   

advertize  = advertise

advice  n.	  1) ;	   to give advice ;	   to follow the doctor's advice   	  2)  (, )	  3) (. pl.) 	  4) .  (. letter of advice)

advisable  a.	  1) 	  2) ; ; 

advise  v.	  1) ;	   to advise with smb. on ( about) smth.   -.  -.	  2) 	  3) , , 

advised  1. p-p.  advise	2. a. .	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) ; 

advisedly  adv. ; 

adviser  n. ; ;	   legal adviser ;	   medical adviser 

advisory  a. ; 

advocacy  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  	  3)  (  ..)

advocate  1. n.	  1) ;  ()	  2) ,  (.  );	   Lord A.    the devil's advocate	    ) ;	    )  	2. v. ; ,  (  ..);	   to advocate peace    

adynamia  n. . ,  ; 

adz  1. n. . ; 	2. v. , ; 

adze  1. n. . ; 	2. v. , ; 

aegrotat  n.         ( . )

Aeneas  n. . . 

Aeolian  a. Aeolian harp  

aeon  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

aerate  v.	  1) , 	  2) 

aerated water  n.  

aeration  n.	  1) , ;	   aeration of the soil  	  2) 

aerial  1. a.	  1) , ;	   aerial acrobatics  ;	   aerial ambulance  ;	   aerial camera = aerocamera; aerial mapping  ;	   aerial mine  ;	   aerial navigation ;	   aerial reconnaissance  ;	   aerial sickness  ;	   aerial system ;	   aerial wire 	  2) ;	   aerial railway ( ropeway)   	  3) 	2. n. 

aerie  = aery n.	  1)   ; .  	  2)     	  3)  ( )

aeriform  a.	  1) , ;	   aeriform body  	  2) 

aerify  v.	  1)    	  2) 

aerobatics  n. pl. (.  sing)  ,  

aerobiology  n. 

aerobomb  n. 

aerocamera  n. . 

aerocarrier  n. 

aerodrome  n. 

aerodynamic  a. 

aerodynamical  a. 

aerodynamics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

aerodyne  n.    

aeroembolism  n.  

aeroengine  n.  

aerofoil  = airfoil n. .  ;  (); 

aerogram  n. 

aerogun  n. ; 

aerojet  a. -

aerolite  n. . ,  

aerology  n. 

aeromechanics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

aerometer  n. 

aeronaut  n. , 

aeronautic  a. ; 

aeronautical  a. ; 

aeronautics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

aeronavigation  n. 

aerophone  n.	  1) ;   	  2)  , 	  3)    

aeroplane  n.	  1) , 	  2) attr. aeroplane carrier ;	   aeroplane shed 

aerosol  n. . 

aerostat  n. ;  

aerostatics  n. pl. (.  sing)	  1) 	  2) 

aerostation  n. 

aerotechnics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

aery  = aerie

Aesop  n. 

aesthete  n. 

aesthetic  a. 

aesthetics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

aesthophysiology  n.   

aetiology  n. 

afar  adv.	  1)  (. afar off)	  2) ,  (. from afar)

affability  n. ; , 

affable  a. ; , 

affair  n.	  1) ;	   it is an affair of a few days    ;	   it is my affair   ;	   mind your own affairs .      ;	   an affair of honour	    )  ;	    ) 	  2) pl. , ;	   a man of affairs  ;	   business affair  	  3) . "", "", "";	   a complicated affair  	  4)  ;	   to have an affair with smb.     -.	  5) . , 

affect  I	1. n. . 	2. v.	  1)  ( -.); , 	  2) , ;	   the news affected him   	  3) , ;	   to affect the interest  ;	   to affect the character  	  4)  ( );	   affected by cold 	II v.	  1) ,  , ;	   to affect ignorance  	  2) ,  (-.)

affectation  n.	  1) , , 	  2)  (, )

affected  I	1. p-p.  affect i:, 2	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2)    (by affected -.)	  3)  	II 1. p-p.  affect	II 2. a. , , ; 

affection  n.	  1) ( pl.) ,  (towards, for);	   the object of his affections   	  2) ;	   mental affection  ,  

affectionate  a. ; ;	   affectionate farewell  

affective  a. 

afferent  a. . ;	   afferent nerves ,  

affiance  1. n.	  1)  (in, on affiance	    ) 2) 	  3)   ( )	2. v. (. pass.)   ( );	   they were affianced   

affiant  n. . ,    

affidavit  n. .    ;	   to swear ( to make) an affidavit    ;	   to take an affidavit	    )  ;	    ) .  

affiliate  v.	  1)   	  2)    (to, with)	  3)  (with affiliate	    ) 4)   (  ..)	  5) .  	  6)  ,  

affiliated societies  n. pl. 

affiliation  n.	  1)     . {. affiliate}	  2) attr. affiliation fee  ;	   affiliation order       

affined  a.  ( -. ); 

affinity  n.	  1) 	  2) , ;   (with, between);	   linguistic affinity  	  3) 	  4) 	  5) . 

affirm  v.	  1) 	  2) ;	   I affirm that it is true  ,   	  3) .  

affirmation  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) .   ( )

affirmative  1. a. 	2. n. to answer in the affirmative  

affix  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) . 	2. v.	  1)  (to, on, upon)	  2) 	  3)  ();  ();	   to affix a stamp  ;	   to affix one's signature  

affixation  n. . 

afflatus  n.	  1) 	  2)  

afflict  v. ;  , ; , ;	   to be afflicted with the gout  

afflicted  1. p-p.  afflict	2. a. ;  ( )

affliction  n.	  1) , ; ;	   the bread of affliction  	  2) , 

affluence  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , ; 

affluent  1. n.	  1)  ()	  2) .  ()	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ; 	  4) 

afflux  n.	  1) , 	  2) .  ()

afford  v.	  1) (  )   ( can afford  be able to afford);	   I can't afford it     ;	   she can afford to buy a motorcar     ;	   I cannot afford the time  	  2) , ; ;	   the district affords minerals      ;	   to afford a basis  ;	   to afford cover  ;	   to afford ground for   ;  	  3) ;	   to afford great pleasure   

afforest  v.  , 

afforestation  n. ; 

affranchise  v.   

affray  n.   , , 

affreightment  n. . 

affricate  n. . 

affright  .	1. n. 	2. v. 

affront  1. n. () ;	   to put an affront upon smb., to offer an affront to smb.   -.	2. v.	  1) 	  2)    (, );  

affusion  n.	  1) 	  2)   

Afghan  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  , 	  3) (.) .   

afghani  n.  (  )

afield  adv.	  1)  ;  	  2)  ;   far afield ;	   to go too far afield   

afire  1. a. predic.  	2. adv.  ;  ;	   to set afire , ;	   with heart afire    

aflame  a. predic. adv.  , 

aflat  adv. ; 

afloat  a. predic. adv.	  1)  ;  	  2)  	  3)     	  4)  ()  ()	  5)  ;	   various rumours were afloat   

afoot  a. predic.  ;	   to be afoot , 

afore  1) pref. , ;	   aforesaid, aforementioned , , 	  2) . . before

aforecited  a. , , 

aforegoing  a. 

aforenamed  a. 

aforethought  a. , 

aforetime  adv. , ,   

afraid  a. predic, ;	   to be afraid of smth.  -.;	   I am afraid to wake him, I am afraid of waking him     ;	   I am afraid that I shall wake him ,      ;	   to make afraid ;	   I'm afraid I'm late . , , 

afreet  = afrit

afresh  adv. , 

African  1. a. 	2. n. ; 

Africander  n.      (. ), 

Africaner  n.      (. ), 

Afrikaans  n. 

Afrikander  n.      (. ), 

Afrikaner  n.      (. ), 

afrit  = afreet n. .  (  , )

aft  adv. .   ;  ,  ;    ;  ;	   fore and aft   ,    

after  1. prep.	  1)          , ;	   my name comes after yours     ;	   she entered after her sister      	  2)        ,       , , , ;	   day after day   ;	   she will come after supper    ;	   they met after ten years     ;	   after his arrival   	  3)     -.   -. , , ;	   after the same pattern    ;	   an etching after Gainsborough   (  ) ;	   after the latest fashion   ;	   the boy takes after his father      ;	   each acted after his kind   -	  4)   ,   -. , ;	   to look after smb.   -.;	   to ask ( toinquire) after smb. ,   -.	  5)    ;	   after all my trouble he has learnt nothing     ,     after all   ;	   after a manner   , ;	   what is he after?   ?;   ?;	   who is he after?   ?	2. cj.   ;	   soon after he arrived he began to work at school       	3. adv.	  1) , 	  2) ; , ; ;	   soon after   	4. a.	  1) ;	   the after part of the ship   	  2) ;	   in after years  

afterbirth  n. . ,  

afterburning  n. .  

aftercare  n.   

aftercrop  n. -.  ;  

afterdamp  n. .   ,     

aftereffect  n. ; ,  

aftergame  n.	  1)  	  2) ,    

afterglow  n.	  1)  	  2)  ,   -.

aftergrass  = aftermath 1 n. ,  

afterimage  n.	  1) .  	  2) .  

afterlife  n.	  1)  	  2)   ;  ;   

afterlight  n.	  1) .  	  2) 

aftermath  n.	  1) = aftergrass	  2) ;	   the aftermath of the earthquake  

aftermost  a. .   

afternoon  n.   ;  ;	   in the afternoon  , ;	   this afternoon  ;	   good afternoon!  !,  (     );  ! (     ) in the afternoon of one's life   

afterpiece  n. , ,      

afters  n. pl. .    

aftershock  n. .    

aftertaste  n. ,     ,   ..

afterthought  n.	  1) ,     ;	   he had the afterthought       	  2) 

afterwards  adv. , , 

again  adv.	  1) , ;	   to be oneself again   ;	   again and again   ,   ;	   now and again ;   ;	   time and again ,   , 	  2)   ; ;	   these again are more expensive  ,   , 	  3)  ,    as much again   ;	   half as high again as smb., half again smb.'s height    ,  -.;	   half again his size   

against  prep.  	  1)     ;	   he went against the wind    ;	   against the hair ( the grain)    ; .  	  2) , ,  , , , , ;	   against a dark background   ;	   she leaned against the fence    ;	   a ladder standing against the wall ,   ;	   to knock against a stone   	  3)   , ;	   the house against the cinema    	  4)    , ;	   to run against a rock   ;	   he ran against his brother     	  5)   , ;	   against the end of the month   	  6) ,   -. ;	   she did it against my will      ;	   to struggle against difficulties   	  7)   -. , ;	   against a rainy day   ;	   to store up food against winter    ;	   they took insurance policy against their children's education  ,      to be up against (it)   ;  ;	   to work against time      ;	   to tell a story against smb.   -.

agamic  a. . 

agape  a. predic. .  

agaric  n. .  

agate  n.	  1) . 	  2) . .  (   5,5 )

agave  n. . 

agaze  a. predic.  

age  1. n.	  1) ;	   age of discretion ,         (14 );	   awkward age  ;	   tender age  ;	   middle age  ;	   to be ( to act) one's age    ;	   this wine lacks age    ;	   age of stand .  	  2) ;	   to be of age  ;	   to be under age  ;	   to come of age  	  3) ;	   the infirmities of age  	  4) 	  5) ; ,  (. .);	   the Middle Ages  ;	   ice A.  	  6) ( pl.) .  ;	   I have not seen you for ages       to bear one's age well     ;    	2. v.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) .  

aged  1. p-p.  age 2	2. a.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  - ;	   aged ten  	  3)  carefully aged steaks   	3. n. (the aged) pl. . 

ageing  = aging	1. pres-p.  age 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) .  

ageless  a. ; 

agelong  a.  , 

agency  n.	  1) 	  2)  (, )	  3) , 	  4) , ; , ;	   by ( through) the agency 	  5) ,  free agency  

agenda  n. pl. ( .  sg.)	  1)  	  2)    

agent  n.	  1) 	  2) , , ,  ;	   forwarding agent ;	   station agent .  ;	   ticket agent .   	  3) pl. 	  4)  ; ; ;	   chemical agent  , ;	   physical agent   road agent .    

agential  a.      

ageold  a. ;  

agglomerate  1. n. 	2. v. (); () ( ,  )

agglomeration  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . ; 

agglutinate  1. v.	  1) 	  2) ()  	2. a.	  1) 	  2) . 

agglutination  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

agglutinative  a.	  1) 	  2) . 

aggrandize  v.	  1)  (, )	  2) 	  3)  ( )

aggrandizement  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

aggravate  v.	  1) , ; ; 	  2) . , , 

aggravating  1. pres-p.  aggravate	2. a.	  1) ;	   aggravating circumstances .   	  2) ; 

aggravation  n.   . {. aggravate}

aggregate  1. n.	  1) ;	   in the aggregate  	  2) 	2. a.	  1)  ; ; ;	   aggregate membership   ;	   the aggregate forces  ;	   aggregate capacity .  	  2) . . , 	  3) . , 	3. v.	  1)    ; 	  2)  (to aggregate  )	  3) . ,   

aggregation  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ; ; 

aggression  n.	  1) , ;	   war of aggression  	  2) ;  

aggressive  a.	  1) ; 	  2) , 

aggressiveness  n.	  1) 	  2)   ,  

aggressor  n.	  1) 	  2)  ; 

aggrieve  v. (. pass.)	  1) ; ; ;	   to be ( to feel) aggrieved 	  2) .  

aghast  a. predic.  ; 

agile  a. ; , , ;	   agile mind  

agility  n. , , , 

agin  prep. . 

aging  = ageing

agio  n. (pl. os ) .	  1) , 	  2)  	  3) 

agiotage  n.	  1) 	  2)  , 

agitate  I v. 	II v.	  1) ; ;	   to be agitated 	  2) ; 	  3) 

agitated  1. p-p.  agitate	II 2. a. , 

agitation  I n. ;	   outdoor agitation   	II n.	  1) , , 	  2) ; 

agitator  I n. 	II n. . 

aglet  = aiglet n.	  1) 	  2)   	  3) .  ( )

aglow  a. predic.	  1) ;  	  2) ;	   all aglow with delight (exercise)    ()

agnail  n. ; , 

agnate  1. n.    	2. a.	  1)   ;      	  2) , 

agnation  n.   

agnostic  1. n. 	2. a. 

agnosticism  n. 

ago  adv.  ;	   long ago ;	   not long ago, a while ago 

agog  a. predic. adv.   ,  ;	   to be agog for news   ;	   to set smb. agog  -. 

agonic  a.   ;	   agonic line    

agonistic  a.	  1) 	  2)    	  3) 

agonize  v.	  1) ,   ,  	  2) 	  3)   ,   (after)

agonized  1. p-p.  agonize	2. a. agonized shrieks  ;	   agonized moment  

agonizing  1. pres-p.  agonize	2. a. , ;	   agonizing suspense  

agony  n.	  1) ;	   agony of death  	  2) , ,  (  )	  3) ,   ()	  4)  	  5) attr. agony wagon .  ,   agony column          ..

agoraphobia  n. .  ,    

agrarian  1. a.	  1) , ;	   agrarian laws  	  2) . 	2. n.	  1)  , 	  2)   	  3) .  

agree  v.	  1)  (with agree  -.;	   to agree  -., on agree  -.)	  2)  (on, upon agree  -.);  (about);	   agree d! !,  !	  3) , ,  ;   	  4)   ;  (. agree together, agree with);	   they agree well   	  5)    ;  ;	   wine doesn't agree with me   	  6) ,    (  ..)	  7) .  we agree to differ       

agreeable  1. a.	  1) ; ;	   to make oneself agreeable  , 	  2) .  ,   ( -.)	  3)  (to)	  4) 	2. adv. = agreeably

agreeably  adv.	  1) ;	   agreeably surprised  (-)	  2) 

agreement  n.	  1) () ;	   agreement of opinion ;	   to come to an agreement   	  2) , ;	   agreement by piece  	  3) . 

agricultural  a. ; ;	   agricultural engineering ;	   agricultural chemistry 

agriculturalist  = agriculturist

agriculture  n.  ; ; ;	   Board of A.   ( )

agriculturist  = agriculturalist n.	  1) 	  2) 

agrimony  n. . 

agrimotor  n. -. 

agrobiological  a. 

agrobiologist  n. 

agrobiology  n. 

agronomic  a. 

agronomical  a. 

agronomics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

agronomist  n. 

agronomy  n.	  1) = agronomics	  2)  , 

agrostology  n.   

aground  1. a. predic.	  1) .   	  2)  	  3)  	2. adv. .  ;	   to go ( to run, to strike) aground   

ague  n. , ;  

ague-cake  n.     

ague-spleen  n. .  () 

aguish  a.	  1) ;  	  2) 

ah  interj. !, !

aha  interj. !

ahead  1. a. predic. , ;	   to be ( to get) ahead of smb.  -.	2. adv. ; ;	   full speed ahead!  () !;	   to go ahead  ;   ( );	   go ahead!	    ) !;	    ) !

aheap  adv.  

ahem  interj. !

ahorse  a. predic. 

ahorseback  a. predic. 

ahoy  interj. . ship ahoy!  !,  ! ();	   all hands ahoy! !

ahull  adv. .        

aid  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) pl. . , 	  4) pl. .  	  5) pl.  ; ;	   training aids  ;	   audio-visual aids  ;	   aids and appliances ,  	2. v. ; 

aide-de-camp  n. . (pl. aides-de-camp) 

aide-memoire  n. .  

aidesdecamp  pl.  aide-de-camp

aiglet  = aglet

aigrette  n.	  1) , ; 	  2)  	  3) .  	  4) .     

aiguille  n. .	  1)  ,  	  2) 

ail  v.	  1) , ;  ;	   what ails you?   ?	  2)  

aileron  n. (. pl.) .	  1) 	  2) attr. aileron angle   

ailing  1. pres-p.  ail	2. a. , , 

ailment  n. 

aim  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ; ;	   to take aim 	  3) 	2. v.	  1) ,  (at)	  2) (),  (at)	  3)   ;	   to aim high  

aiming  1. pres-p.  aim 2	2. n. , 	3. a. ;	   aiming circle . ;	   aiming fire  

aimless  a. 

ain't  .	  1) . = are not	  2) . = am not, is not; have not

air  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   dead ( stale) air ,  ;	   to take the air ;	   by air 	  2) , 	  3)  ;  ;	   with a triumphant air   	  4) pl. , ;	   to give oneself airs, to put on airs ,  	  5) ; ;  to be in the air	    ) "  ",    ;	    )   ;	   rumours are in the air  ;	    ) .    ;	   to melt ( to vanish) into thin air   ,  ;	   to be on the air   ;   ,  ;	   they were off the air   ;	   to give a person the air .  -.  ;	   to take air   {. . 1};	   to tread ( to walk) upon air =     ; , 	2. a.	  1) ; , ;	   air fleet  ;	   air superiority ( supremacy)   ;	   air warfare   ;	   air fight  	  2) 	3. v.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3)  ; ;	   to air one's opinions   

Air Chief Marshal  n.   

air command  n.   (   )

Air Commodore  n.   ( )

air crew  n.    

Air Force  n. - 

air hardening  = air-quenching n. .  

air liner  n.  ;  ;  

air mail  n.  , 

Air Marshal  n.  

air power  n.   ,  

air scout  n. .  

air sentry  n. .   

air-balloon  n.  ; 

air-barrage  n.	  1)   ()	  2)   

air-base  n. 

air-bed  n.  

air-bladder  n.	  1)  	  2)   ( )	  3) = air-cell

air-blast  1. n.	  1)  ;  	  2) 	2. v.  

air-brake  n. .  

air-brick  n.	  1)   , 	  2)  

air-brush  n.    .., 

air-cell  n. .  

air-chamber  n.	  1)  	  2) .   ()

air-condition  v.	  1)  ()	  2)  

air-conditioned  1. p-p.  air-condition	2. a.   

air-conditioning  1. pres-p.  air-condition	2. n.  

air-cooled  a.   

air-cooling  n.  

air-cushion  n.	  1)  	  2) . 

air-driven  a. 

air-engine  n. 

air-exhauster  n.  

air-frame  n. ,  

air-freighter  n.  

air-furnace  n.    

air-gap  n.	  1) , 	  2) .  	  3) .  

air-gas  n.  ,  

air-gauge  n. 

air-gun  n.	  1)  	  2) . 

air-hammer  n.  

air-highway  n.  

air-hole  n.	  1) 	  2)  ( )	  3) .  

air-hostess  n.   , 

air-jacket  n.   

air-lift  n. .   ; " "

air-lock  n.	  1) .  	  2)  

air-map  n.  

air-minded  a.    

air-monger  n. 

air-photography  n. 

air-pocket  n.	  1) .  	  2) . ,  	  3)   (   ..)

air-powered  a. 

air-proof  = air-tight

air-quenching  = air hardening

air-raid  n.	  1)  	  2) attr. air-raid warning  ;	   air-raid relief  ,    ;	   air-raid shelter 

air-route  n. ,  

air-shaft  n.  

air-stop  n.       

air-tight  = air-proof a.   , 

air-to-air  n.	  1)      	  2) attr. air-to-air missile    "-"

air-to-ground  a. air-to-ground missile    "-"

air-track  = airway 1

air-unit  n.  

airborne  a.	  1)     	  2) . -	  3) predic.   ;   ;	   to become airborne   ;	   all planes are airborne    

aircraft  n.	  1) 	  2) . ; 	  3) attr. , -;	   aircraft carrier 

aircraftman  n.   ( )

aircraftsman  n.   ( )

airdrome  n. 

Airedale  n.  ( )

airfield  n. 

airfoil  = aerofoil

airhoist  n.  

airily  adv.	  1) , , 	  2) , 

airing  1. pres-p.  air 3	2. n.	  1)   	  2) ; 	  3) 

airless  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

airline  n. 

airman  n.	  1) 	  2) 

airmanship  n.  

airphoto  n. 

airplane  n. .	  1) , 	  2) attr. airplane observer -

airport  n. 

airscrew  n.  , 

airshed  n. 

airship  n. ,  

airshow  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) .

airsick  a.   

airsickness  n.  

airspeed  n. .  ,  

airspraying  n.   

AirStaff  n.   

airstrip  n. - ;  

airtarget  n.  

airway  n.	  1) = air-track  ,  , 	  2) .  ,  

airwoman  n. -

airworthiness  n.    

airworthy  a.    ( )

airy  a.	  1) , ; 	  2) 	  3) , 	  4) . . 

aisle  n.	  1)   ; 	  2)  (   )	  3) .  (   ,   ..)	  4)  

ait  n.  (.  )

aitchbone  n.	  1)  	  2) 

ajar  I a. predic. 	II adv.  

akimbo  1. a. predic. 	2. adv. 

akin  a. predic. ; , , ; ,   ;	   pity is akin to love   

alabaster  n. , 

alack  interj. . !

alacrity  n. , ; 

alar  a.	  1) 	  2) 

alarm  1. n.	  1)  ,  ;	   false alarm  ;	   alarm for instruction  ;	   alarm of gas  ;	   to give the alarm  	  2) , ;	   to take alarm 	  3) attr. , ;	   alarm bell ,  ;  ;	   alarm blast  , 	2. v.	  1)  	  2) , 

alarm-clock  n. 

alarm-post  n.     

alarmist  n. ;   

alarum  n.	  1) . . alarm 1;	  2)  	  3)     alarums and excursions ,    ( ); ; 

alas  interj. !

alb  n. . 

Albanian  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  

albatross  n. 

albeit  cj. . ;	   he tried, albeit without success  ,   

albert  n.    

albescent  a.  , 

albinism  n.    ,   ..; 

albino  n. (pl. -os ) 

Albion  n. . , 

albugo  n. . 

album  n.	  1) 	  2)    ,   ..	  3)  

albumen  n.	  1) () 	  2) . , ;  	  3) attr. albumen test   

albumin  n. . 

albuminoid  1. a. 	2. n. pl. 

albuminous  a. 

alburnum  n. , 

alchemic  a. 

alchemical  a. 

alchemist  n. 

alchemy  n. 

alcohol  n.	  1) , ;	   wood alcohol  	  2)  ;	   he does not touch alcohol      	  3) attr. ;	   alcohol thermometer  

alcoholic  1. a. , ;	   alcoholic lamp 	2. n. 

alcoholism  n. 

alcoholometer  n. 

Alcoran  n. 

alcove  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

alder  n. 

alderman  n. ,   ,   

aldermanry  n.	  1)  	  2)   

ale  n. , ;	   Adam's ale . 

ale-house  n. 

ale-wife  n.  

aleak  a. predic. the vessel is aleak   

aleatory  a. 

alee  adv. a. predic. .	  1)  	  2)   

alembic  n.	  1) .  	  2) through the alembic of fancy   

alert  1. n.	  1) ,  	  2) .   ; (to be) on the alert () , ;	   to keep on the alert ,   	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   amazingly alert  	3. v.	  1)    	  2)   	  3) .  ,   

Alexandrine  1. n.  	2. a. 

alexandrite  n. . 

alfalfa  n. . 

alfresco  1. a.    ;	   alfresco lunch    	2. adv.   

alga  n. (pl. -)  

algae  pl.  alga

algebra  n. 

algebraic  a. 

algebraical  a. 

algebraist  n. ,   

Algerian  1. a. 	2. n. ; 

algid  a. . , 

algorithm  n. . 

alias  1. n.  , , 	2. adv.  ();	   Lewis alias Smith ,   

alibi  1. n.	  1) . 	  2) . , 	2. v. .  

alidad  n. . , 

alidade  n. . , 

alien  1. n. ; ;       	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ,  (to, from);	   it's alien to my thoughts   	  3) . 

alien-enemy  n. .      

alien-friend  n. .      

alienable  a. . 

alienate  v.	  1)  (. .)	  2)  (from);  ;	   my sister alienated me by her behaviour      

alienation  n.	  1) , ;	   alienation of affections  ()	  2) . 	  3) .  (. mental alienation)

alienee  n. . ,     

alienism  n.	  1)     	  2) 

alienist  n. 

aliform  a. 

alight  I v.	  1) ,  (out of, from alight , ;	   at alight );  (from)	  2) ,  ( , ;	   on, upon)	  3) . 	II a. predic.	  1) ;  	  2) 

alighting  1. pres-p.  alight i:	2. n. .	  1) , , 	  2) attr. ;	   alighting gear   

align  = aline v.	  1)   ,   ; ;	   to align the sights (of rifle) and bull'seye    ;	   to align the track -.  	  2) ; 	  3) .  to align oneself with  

aligning  1. pres-p.  align	2. n. = alignment

alignment  n.	  1) , , ;	   alignment of forces  	  2) .    	  3) . ,  	  4) . 

alike  1. a. predic. ; , ;	   alike in colour  	2. adv.   , , 

aliment  1. n.	  1) 	  2)    	2. v.  (-.); 

alimentary  a. alimentary canal ( tract)  

alimentation  n.	  1) , 	  2)  (-.)

alimony  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

aline  = align

aliped  1. a. 	2. n.   (.  )

aliquant  a. . 

aliquot  a. . 

alive  a. predic.	  1) ;  ;	   no man alive   ;	   any man alive  , -	  2) , 	  3)  ( -.),   (-.);	   to be fully alive to smth.   -.;	   are you alive to what is going on?  ,  ?	  4)  (with);	   the river was alive with boats    	  5) , ,  ;	   to keep alive  (,   ..)	  6) . ()   alive and kicking   ;  ;	   look alive! !;	   man alive!  : man alive! I am glad to see you!  ,     !

alizarin  n. . 

alizarine  n. . 

alkalescence  n. .  

alkalescent  a. . 

alkali  n. (pl. -s, -es )	  1) . 	  2) attr. alkali soils 

alkalimetry  n. . 

alkaline  a. . 

alkaloid  n. . 

all  pron. indef.	1.  .	  1) , , , ;	   all day  ;	   all the time  	  2) , ;	   in all respects   ;	   beyond all doubt   	2.  . , ; ;	   the pin was all gold     ;	   all alone	    )   ;	    )   , ;	   all over	    ) , ;	   all over the world   ;	    ) , ;	   she is her mother all over   ;	   all around ,   ;	   all round	    ) = all around;	    ) = allround; all along  ;	   all at once , ;	   all the more so  	3.  .	  1) , ;	   all agree  	  2) 	  3)  ;	   they lost their all in the fire       all told   ;	   in all , ;	   a dozen in all  ;	   all but ,  ;	   at all , ;	   this plant will only grow in summer if at all  ,   ,   ;	   that's all there is to it   ;     ;	   once for all ;	   all one to () ;	   it is all over with him   ;	   he is not quite all there     ;     ;	   all and sundry	    )   ;	    )      

All Fools' Day  n.    (1- )

all honoured  a.  

all right  1. a. predic.	  1)  ;  ;	   he is all right    ;	   everything is all right with your plan      	  2) ,  (-.);	   is it all right with you?   ?	2. adv.  , ;  	3. interj. !, !, !

all-around  1. n. . 	2. a. = allround

all-clear  n.    , 

all-embracing  a. 

all-in  .	1. a. , 	2. adv.  

all-in-all  1. n.  ( -.),  , 	2. a.  , 	3. adv.	  1) , 	  2)  ,  

all-in-one  a. . , 

all-metal  a. 

all-night  a.  ( ,   ..)

all-out  .	1. a.	  1) ; ;      	  2)  ; ;	   all-out attack  	  3) , 	2. adv.	  1)   ;  ;	   to go all-out    	  2) , , 

all-outer  n. .   

all-overish  a. .  

all-overishness  n. .  

all-powerful  a. 

all-purpose  a. , 

all-round  a. , ; ;	   all-round man  ;	   all-round price ,    all-round champion  

all-rounder  n.	  1)  	  2) . 

All-Russian  a. 

all-star  a. . .    ;	   all-star cast ,     

all-steel  a. 

all-time  a. , ;  ,   ..;	   all-time high prices   

All-union  a. 

all-up  n. .   (, , ,   ..)  ,   

all-white  a.   ;	   all-white school ,     

all-wool  a. 

Allah  n. 

allay  v.	  1)  (, , )	  2) , 

allegation  n.	  1)  	  2)  (.  , )

allege  v.	  1)  ( ,  );	   to allege illness   	  2)  (.  );	   alleged deserter   	  3) ;	   delays alleged to be due to... ,  ...

allegiance  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) .  

allegoric  a. , 

allegorical  a. , 

allegorize  v.	  1) ,    	  2)  

allegory  n. ; 

alleluia  = halleluiah

allergic  a.	  1) . 	  2) predic. .   (, );  ,  ;	   he is allergic to the cinema    

allergy  n.	  1) . ;  	  2) . 

alleviate  v.  (, ); 

alleviation  n. ; 

alley  I n.	  1)    	  2)    	  3) 	  4)  it is up your alley    	II = ally II

alleyway  = alley i:, 1  2

alliance  n.	  1) ; ;	   Holy A. .   (1815 .)	  2)  	  3) , 	  4) , 

allied  1. p-p.  ally i:, 2	2. a.	  1) , ;	   allied sciences  	  2) 	  3) 

alligation  n. ; 

alligator  n.	  1) . 	  2) .  	  3) attr.   ;  ;	   alligator bag    	  4) attr. alligator shears .  ;	   alligator wrench  

alliteration  n. 

allocate  v.	  1) , ,  (to); ; . ,  (,   ..)	  2) 

allocation  n.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3) ,  

allocution  n. ,  (  )

allodial  a. . ,    

allodium  n. . , ,         

allogamy  n. . ,  

allopath  n. 

allopathy  n. 

allot  v.	  1)  ( ); , ; ;	   to allot a task  ;	   to allot credits  	  2) .   ; 

allotment  n.	  1) ;  ();	   allotment of billets  	  2) , 	  3)  ,   ; 	  4) .   ; 	  5) .  ( )   ()

allottee  n.	  1) ,   ( ,     ..)	  2)  

allow  v.	  1) , ;	   smoking is not allowed  	  2) ,  ;	   this gate allows access to the garden       	  3) ; ;	   I allow that I was wrong ,   	  4)   , ,  ,   (for allow  -.);	   you must allow for some mistakes     ;	   I cannot allow of such an excuse     	  5) ,  ;	   I allow him l 100 a year     100    	  6) . . ,  allow me! !;	   we have allowed for twenty people    ,   

allowable  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

allowance  1. n.	  1) (,   ..) ;  ;	   family allowance  	  2)  ; ;	   at no allowance ;	   allowance of ammunition 	  3) 	  4) ; ;   ,  ;	   make allowance for his age     	  5) pl. 	  6) , 	  7) . ; 	  8) . 	2. v. ,    , 

allowedly  adv.	  1)  	  2)   

alloy  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3)  ( )	  4)  (-.   );	   happiness without alloy    	  5) attr. ;	   alloy steel  	2. v.	  1)  ()	  2) 	  3)  (,   ..)

allseed  n. .  

allspice  n.	  1) .  	  2)  

allude  v.	  1) ;  (to allude )	  2)  (to allude )

allure  1. v.	  1) , , 	  2) , 	2. n. , 

allurement  n. .	  1) 	  2) , 

alluring  1. pres-p.  allure	2. a.	  1) ;	   alluring prospects  	  2) 

allusion  n.	  1) ;  (to)	  2)  (to)

allusive  a.	  1)     (to allusive )	  2)     (to allusive ); 	  3) . allusive arms  

alluvia  pl.  alluvium

alluvial  a. . , ;	   alluvial deposit . ;	   alluvial gold .  

alluvion  n.	  1) ,  , 	  2) = alluvium

alluvium  n. (pl. via, s ) .	  1) ,  ;  	  2) attr. alluvium period  ,  

ally  I	1. n. ;	   ally of moment  	2. v. ;	   to ally oneself   ,  (, ;	   to, with);	   to be allied to    ;    ;	   Norwegian is nearly allied to Danish     	II n.   (  ) to give smb. a fair show for an ally      -.;  -.  

almanac  n. ; 

almighty  1. a.	  1) 	  2) .  ; ;	   we had an almighty row     	2. n. the A. () 	3. adv. . 

almond  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. 

almond-eyed  a.    

almond-oil  n.  

almond-shaped  a. 

almoner  n.	  1)   ,      	  2) .  ;	   Hereditary Grand A., Lord High A.      

almost  adv. ;  

alms  n. (pl.  .; . .  sing) 

alms-deed  n. ;  

alms-house  n. 

almsman  n.  , 

alodial  = allodial

alodium  = allodium

aloe  n.	  1) . ;	   American aloe 	  2) pl.  ()

aloft  adv.	  1) ;  ; 	  2) .  ,   to go aloft . 

alone  1. a. predic.	  1) , 	  2) ,   ;	   he can do it alone     ,    to let ( to leave) smb. alone  -.  ;	   to let smth. alone   -.,    -.;	   let alone    	2. adv. , ;	   he alone can do it     

along  1. adv.	  1) 	  2)   	  3)  ;	   come along!  !;	   he brought his instruments along      along with  all along  ;	   I knew it all along      ; (all) along of . , -;	   it happened all along of your carelessness     ;	   right along . ; 	2. prep. , ;	   along the river  ;	   along the road  ;	   along the strike .  

along-shore  adv.  

alongside  adv.	  1)   ; 	  2) .   ;  ;  	  3) alongside of (.  prep.)  ,  

aloof  1. a. predic	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) 	2. adv. ,  ;	   to hold ( to keep) (oneself) aloof (from), to stand aloof (from)    (); 

aloofness  n. ; 

aloud  adv.	  1) , 	  2) . , ; ;	   it reeks aloud  

alp  n.	  1)  	  2)    

alpaca  n.	  1) . 	  2)  	  3)    

alpenstock  n. . 

alpha  n.	  1)  (   )	  2) .    A. and Omega   ,   ; , ;	   alpha plus . , , 

alpha rays  n. pl. . -

alphabet  n. ; 

alphabetic  a.	  1) = alphabetical	  2) 

alphabetical  a. 

alphabetically  adv.   

alphabetize  v.    

alpine  a. 

alpinist  n. 

already  adv. 

Alsatian  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) 	  2) .  ( Alsatia Alsatian     White Friars  ,   XVI-XVII .      )	  3)  

also  adv. , ,    also ran .   , 

alt  n. in alt .   ; .   

altar  n.	  1) ,  (  ); ;	   to lead to the altar   , 	  2) (A.) . ,  (  )	  3) .   ()

altar-cloth  n. .  

altar-piece  n. .  

alter  v.	  1) (); ();  , ;	   to alter one's mind , ;   	  2) . ,  ()

alter ego  . n.  ;    

alterable  a. 

alterant  1. a.   	2. n. -.  

alteration  n.	  1) ; ; , 	  2) 	  3) .      ;  

alterative  1. a.  , 	2. n. . ,   

altercate  v. . ,  (with)

altercation  n. . , 

alternate  1. n. . ; 	2. a.	  1) , , ;	   they worked alternate shifts   ;	   on alternate days  	  2) ; ;	   alternate design  ;	   alternate materials 	  3) alternate angles .  	3. v. ();   

alternating  1. pres-p.  alternate 3	2. a. , ;	   alternating current .  ;	   alternating motion . - 

alternation  n. ;	   alternation of day and night    

alternative  1. n. , ;	   there is no other alternative but...   , ...	2. a.	  1) , ;	   these two plans are not necessarily alternative        	  2)  , 

alternator  n. .   

although  cj. ,   ;   , 

altigraph  n. . , ,  

altimeter  n. , 

altisonant  a. , 

altitude  n.	  1) ;    ;	   to grab for altitude .   ; . .  , ;	   to lose altitude .  	  2) pl.  , ;	   in those altitudes the air is thin     	  3) (. pl.) ; .  	  4) attr. . ;	   altitude control  ,  ;  ;	   altitude correction   ;	   altitude flight  ;	   altitude gauge ( measurer) , 

alto  n. (pl. -os )	  1)  (   )	  2) 

alto-cumulus  n. .  

alto-relievo  n. (pl. -os ) . 

alto-stratus  n. .  

altogether  1. adv.	  1) , ;	   altogether bad  	  2)  ,  	  3)  for altogether 	2. n.	  1) an altogether ;	   the altogether .  ;	   in the altogether .    (  )	  2) attr. altogether coal . ,  

altruism  n. 

altruist  n. 

altruistic  a. 

alum  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. alum earth = alumina

alumina  n.  ; 

aluminium  n. 

aluminium sulphate  n.  

aluminous  a. ; 

aluminum  . = aluminium

alumna  . (pl. -nae)   alumnus

alumnae  pl.  alumna

alumni  pl.  alumnus

alumnus  . n. (pl. -ni)   (  )

alveolar  a. . . ;	   alveolar abscess . 

alveolate  a.  (  )

alveoli  pl.  alveolus

alveolus  n. (pl. -li) . , 

always  adv. 

am  (  ), ( ) 1 . . .   . to be

amadou  a. 

amain  adv. . .	  1) ;  	  2)  ,  	  3) ,   

amalgam  n.	  1) 	  2) 

amalgamate  v.	  1) (); ();  ( ,   ..)	  2) ()  ; 

amalgamated  1. p-p.  amalgamate	2. a. , ;	   amalgamated trade union  

amalgamation  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  (,   ..)	  3) 

amanuenses  pl.  amanuensis

amanuensis  . n. (pl. -ses)  ,   

amaranth  n.	  1) . , 	  2)  

amaranthine  a.	  1) 	  2) 

amass  v. ; , 

amateur  n.	  1) , 	  2) -	  3) attr. ;	   amateur theatricals  ;	   amateur talent groups  

amateurish  a.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   an amateurish attempt  

amative  a.	  1) 	  2) 

amatol  n.  ( )

amatory  a.	  1) 	  2) 

amaze  1. v. , 	2. n. . . amazement

amazement  n. , 

amazing  1. pres-p.  amaze 1	2. a. , , 

Amazon  n.	  1) . . 	  2)  

ambages  n. pl.	  1) , 	  2) , 

ambassador  n.	  1) ;	   ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary    ;	   ambassador at large ,       	  2) , ; ;	   to act as smb.'s ambassador  -.;	   he acted as director's ambassador at the negotiations     

ambassadorial  a. 

ambassadress  n.	  1)  	  2) -	  3) , ; 

amber  n.	  1) ;  	  2) attr. ;  (   )

ambergris  n.  

ambidexterous  a.     

ambidextrous  a.     

ambience  n. 

ambient  a. , 

ambiguity  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

ambiguous  a.	  1) 	  2) ; , 

ambit  n.	  1) , 	  2) ; . ;	   within the ambit of  	  3) .    

ambition  n.	  1) , 	  2) , ,  ;	   it is his ambition to become a writer   -  

ambitious  a.	  1) 	  2) ,  (of);	   ambitious of power 	  3) 

ambivalent  a. ,  (   ..)

amble  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  ,  	2. v.	  1)  	  2)   	  3)   

ambler  n. 

ambrosia  n.	  1) . . ; . .  	  2) 

ambulance  n.	  1)  	  2)   	  3)   ,  	  4) attr. ;	   ambulance airplane  ;	   ambulance airdrome .  ;	   ambulance box  ;	   ambulance car   ;	   ambulance train  ;	   ambulance transport .  

ambulance-chaser  n. . . ,   ,      

ambulant  a.	  1)  ( );  ( );	   ambulant erysipelas  	  2)  ( )	  3)     ( )

ambulatory  1. a.	  1) ,  ( )	  2) ; ;	   ambulatory court  	  3) 	  4)   	2. n.	  1)   ;    	  2)  	  3)  

ambuscade  = ambush 2, 1  2

ambush  1. n. ;	   to make ( to lay) an ambush  ;	   to lie in ambush   	2. v.	  1) ,   	  2)  	  3)   

ameer  n. 

ameliorate  v.  (-)

amelioration  n.	  1) 	  2) 

ameliorative  a.	  1) 	  2) ()

amen  interj. !;   ! to say amen to smth.   -.;  -.

amenability  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ()	  3) 

amenable  a.	  1) ; ;	   amenable to law   	  2) , ; ;	   amenable to discipline  	  3) ;	   amenable to flattery   ;	   amenable to persuasion  	  4)  ()

amenably  adv. ,  ;	   amenably to the rules  

amend  v.	  1) , 	  2)   ( ,   ..)

amendable  a. 

amendment  n.	  1)  ( , );	   to move an amendment   (   ..)	  2) , 

amends  n. pl. (.  sing) , ;	   to make amends to smb. for smth.  .   -.,  -. 

amenity  n.	  1) ; ; ;  	  2) pl. ,    ,   ..;	   the amenities of the famous resort       	  3) pl. ;	   amenities of home life   

amenta  pl.  amentum

amentia  n. 

amentum  . n. (pl. -ta) = catkin

amerce  v.	  1) 	  2)  (with amerce -.)

amercement  n.	  1)   (.   )	  2)  	  3) 

American  1. a. 	2. n. ;  all American .  ,     

American Tiger  n. 

Americanism  n. 

Americanize  v.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)   

amethyst  n. 

amethystine  a. 

amiability  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

amiable  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

amianthus  n. .  

amicable  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

amid  prep. , , ;	   amid cries of welcome   

amides  n. pl. . , , 

amidol  n. . . 

amidships  adv.	  1) .  	  2) .  

amidst  = amid

amildar  . n.  

amines  = amides

amir  = ameer

amiss  1. a. predic.	  1) ; , ;	   not amiss 	  2)  there is something amiss with him    ;	   what's amiss?   ?	2. adv.	  1) ; , ; ;	   to do ( to deal) amiss ;  ;	   to take amiss  ; 	  2) ; ;	   to come amiss	    )   , ;	    )   nothing comes amiss to him .   ,    

amity  n.    

ammeter  n. . 

ammonal  n. 

ammonia  n.	  1) . ;	   liquid ammonia  	  2) .  

ammoniac  a. . 

ammonite  n. . 

ammonium  n. .	  1) 	  2) attr. ammonium chloride   , 

ammunition  1. n.	  1) ; , ;  ; . 	  2) attr. , ;	   ammunition belt  , ;	   ammunition box	    )  ;	    )    ;	    )    (   ..);	   ammunition depot ( establishment)  ,  ;	   ammunition factory ,  ;	   ammunition hoist . ,    ammunition boots   ;	   ammunition leg .  , 	2. v.  

amn't  . = am not

amnesia  n. .  , 

amnesty  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	2. v. 

amoeba  n. (pl. -) . 

amoebae  pl.  amoeba

amok  = amuck

among  prep.	  1) , , ;	   a village among the hills   ;	   they quarrelled among themselves  	  2)  ,  ;	   I rate him among my friends     ;	   he is numbered among the dead   	  3) ;	   one among a thousand   	  4) , ;	   among the ancient Greeks   

amoral  a. 

amorous  a.	  1) 	  2)  (of)	  3) ; ;	   she gave him an amorous look     ;	   amorous songs  

amorousness  n.	  1) 	  2) 

amorphous  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

amortization  n.	  1)  (); 	  2)  

amortize  v.	  1)  (); 	  2)  

amount  1. n.	  1) ;	   a large amount of work  	  2) , ;	   what is the amount of this?   ?	  3) , 	2. v.	  1)  ( -. ),  (); ;	   the bill amount s to l 40     40  	  2)  , ;	   this amounts to a refusal   ;	   to amount to very little, not to amount to much  ,    ;	   what, after all, does it amount to? ,   ,  ?

amour  n. ;  , 

amour-propre  n. . 

amourette  n.  

amperage  n. .   ( )

ampere  n. . 

ampere turn  n. -

amperemeter  n. 

ampersand  n.  & (= and)

amphibia  n. pl. . , 

amphibian  1. a.	  1) 	  2) amphibian tank  	2. n.	  1) . 	  2) . -	  3) . -

amphibious  a.	  1) 	  2) . ;	   amphibious operation ()  

amphibology  n.  

amphitheatre  n. 

amphora  . n. (pl. -) 

amphorae  pl.  amphora

ample  a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   will that be ample for your needs?    ?	  3) ; 	  4) 

amplification  n.	  1) ; ;	   the subject requires amplification   	  2) 	  3)  (  )	  4) . . 	  5) attr. amplification factor .  

amplifier  n.	  1) . . 	  2)    

amplify  v.	  1)  (-)	  2)  ()	  3)   , ;	   to amplify on smth.   -.	  4) 	  5) . 

amplitude  n.	  1) . . 	  2) ; 	  3) ,  ()	  4) , 	  5)  ,  

amplitudemodulation  n. .  

amply  adv.	  1) ; , 	  2) 

ampoule  n. 

ampule  n. 

amputate  v. , 

amputation  n. 

amputee  n.      

amuck  . adv. to run amuck	    ) ;   , ;	    )      

amulet  n. 

amuse  v. ; ;	   you amuse me   ;	   to amuse oneself  ,  (-.);	   the children amused themselves by drawing pictures   

amusement  n.	  1) , , , ;	   to find amusement in smth.    -.	  2) 	  3) attr. amusement park   

amusing  1. pres-p.  amuse	2. a. , ; , 

amyloid  1. n. 	2. a. , 

an  I (  ); ( ) .   . a	II II cj. . 

ana  n.	  1)  , , 	  2) pl. ,   -. 

anabaptist  n. 

anabranch  n.  ,     

anachronism  n. 

anaconda  n.	  1)  ()	  2) () 

anacreontic  a. . 

anaemia  n. . , 

anaemic  a.	  1) . , 	  2) , 

anaerobe  n. . 

anaesthesia  n. , 

anaesthetic  1. a. , 	2. n. ,  

anaesthetize  v. , 

anagram  n. 

anal  a. . 

analects  n. pl.  

analgesic  1. a. 	2. n.  

analog  n.	  1) 	  2)    

analogical  a. .	  1) ,   	  2) , 

analogous  a. ; 

analogy  n. ; ;	   by analogy with, on the analogy of   

analyse  v.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) .  ()

analyses  pl.  analysis

analysis  n. (pl. -ses)	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) . ;	   sentence analysis  	  4)  in the last ( final) analysis   

analyst  n.	  1) 	  2) -	  3)   ; ,   	  4) 

analytic  a. 

analytical  a. 

analytics  n. pl. (.  sing)	  1)   	  2) 

anamnesis  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

anamorphosis  n.	  1)   	  2)    , 

ananas  n. 

anapaest  n. . 

anaplasty  n. .  

anarchic  a. 

anarchical  a. 

anarchism  n. 

anarchist  n. 

anarchy  n. 

anastomoses  pl.  anastomosis

anastomosis  n. (pl. -ses) . . 

anathema  n.	  1) ,   	  2) 

anathematize  v.	  1)  	  2) 

anatomic  = anatomical

anatomical  a. 

anatomist  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

anatomize  v.	  1) 	  2) ;   

anatomy  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ,  	  4) . , "  "

anbury  n.	  1) . , , 	  2)  ( )

ancestor  n.	  1) , 	  2) .   to be one's own ancestor     

ancestral  a. , 

ancestry  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 

anchor  1. n.	  1) ;	   at anchor  ;	   to be ( to lie, to ride) at anchor   ;	   to cast ( to drop) anchor  ;	   to come to (an) anchor  ,   ; . ,   ;	   to let go the anchor  ;	   to weigh anchor   ; .   ;	   the anchor comes home   ,  ; .   	  2)  ,  ;	   one's sheet anchor  ,  	  3) .  , 	  4) attr. anchor ice   to lay an anchor to windward    	2. v.	  1)   	  2)  ,   	  3) , ;	   to anchor a tent to the ground  	  4) ,  to anchor one's hope (in, on)   ()

anchorage  n.	  1)  	  2)   	  3) .  	  4) . ,  	  5) ,  ;  

anchored  1. p-p.  anchor 2	2. a.	  1)   	  2) , 

anchoress  n. , 

anchoret  n. , , 

anchorite  n. , , 

anchovy  n. ,  ()

anchylosis  n. . . 

ancient  1. a.	  1) ; , ;	   ancient monuments  	  2) ;	   ancient literature  	2. n.	  1) (the ancients) pl.	    )  ;	    )  	  2) , 

ancillary  a. , , ;	   ancillary industries   

ancle  = ankle

and  (  ); ( ) cj.	  1)   ;	   boys and girls   	  2)   : four and twenty  ;	   a hundred and twenty  ;	   give-and-take policy   	  3)   , ;	   I shall go and you stay here  ,    ;	   there are books and books    	  4)    : try and do it   ;	   come and see  ;	   wait and see  -  for miles and miles ;  ;	   for hours and hours ,  ;	   and yet   

andante  . adv. n. . 

andiron  n.      

androgyne  n. 

androgynous  a.	  1) 	  2)     

anecdote  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) 	  3) pl.    (. -.  )

anecdotic  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

anemograph  n. . ,  

anemometer  n. . 

anemone  n. . , 

anemoscope  n. .  (    )

aneroid  n. -

anesthesia  = anaesthesia

anesthetic  = anaesthetic

aneurism  n. . ()

anew  adv.	  1) 	  2) ; -

anfractuous  a.	  1) ; ; 	  2) , 

angary  n.     ,    ( )   

angel  1. n.	  1) 	  2) .  	  3) .  	  4) . ,  -.     to rush in where angels fear to tread       ;	   angel's visits ,   	2. v. .  (-. )

angelic  a.  angelic patience ,  

angelica  n. . , 

anger  1. n. ;  anger is a short madness .  -  	2. v.  ; , 

Angevin  a. . 

angina  n.	  1) 	  2) = angina pectoris

angina pectoris  n.  

angle  I	1. n.	  1) ;	   angle of bank .  ;	   angle of dip   ,  ;	   angle of dive .  ;	   angle of drift .  ;	   angle of roll . .  ;	   angle of sight .  ;	   angle of slope  ,  ;	   angle of view  ;	   angle of lag  ;  ,  ;	   solid angle  	  2)  ;	   to look at the question from all angles      ;	   to get ( to use) a new angle on smth. .      -.	  3) , ;  (,   ..)	  4) 	  5) attr. ;	   angle bar ( iron)  ;	   angle brace  ;	   angle bracket ;   	2. v.  (, )	II 1. n.  	2. v.  ; .   to angle for a compliment   ;	   to angle with silver hook  

angler  n.	  1) 	  2) .  

angleworm  n. ,      

Anglican  1. a.	  1) 	  2) . 	2. n.   

Anglicism  n.	  1) 	  2)  ,    ..

Anglicist  n. 

Anglicize  v. 

Anglistics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

Anglo-Saxon  1. a. ;	   Anglo-Saxon alphabet   23  ( j, q, w,      XVII .)	2. n.	  1) 	  2) ,  

Anglomania  n. 

Anglophobia  n. 

angola  = angora

angora  n.	  1)   (. angora cat)	  2)   (. angora goat)	  3)     

angrily  adv. , 

angry  a.	  1) , ; ;	   to be angry with smb.   -.;	   to get angry at smth.  - -.;	   to make smb. angry  -.	  2) ,  ( ,   ..)

Angstrom unit  n. . 

anguine  a. 

anguish  1. n. , ;	   anguish of body and mind    	2. v.   

angular  a.	  1) ; ;	   angular point  ;	   angular motion  ;	   angular velocity  	  2) , 	  3) , 	  4) 

angularity  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) 

anhydride  n. . 

anhydrite  n. . 

anhydrous  a. . 

anil  n.  (  )

anile  a.	  1) 	  2) 

aniline  n. .	  1) 	  2) attr. ;	   aniline dye  

anility  n.	  1) , 	  2)  

animadversion  n. , 

animadvert  v. ,  (on, upon)

animal  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . 	2. a. ; ;	   animal bones   ();	   animal breeding ( husbandry) . ;	   animal traction  ;   animal spirits , 

animalcule  n.  

animalism  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

animate  1. a.	  1) 	  2) ; 	2. v.	  1) ,  	  2) ; ; 

animated  1. p-p.  animate 2	2. a. ; ;	   an animated discussion   animated cartoon 

animation  n. ; ; 

animism  n. . 

animosity  n. , 

animus  . n. ; 

anise  n.  ()

aniseed  n.  (; )

anker  n.  ( )

ankle  n. 

ankle-joint  n.  

anklet  n.  

anna  n.  (  = 1/16 )

annalist  n.	  1) 	  2) 

annals  n. pl. , 

anneal  v.	  1) . ; 	  2)  (,  )

annealing  1. pres-p.  anneal	2. n. . 

Annelida  n. pl. .  

annex  I n.	  1) , , 	  2) , , 	II v.	  1) ; 	  2) ;   (   ..)

annexation  n. ; 

annexe  = annex i:

annihilate  v.	  1) , 	  2) ; 

annihilation  n.	  1) , 	  2) ; 

anniversary  1. n. ; 	2. a. ; 

Anno Domini  .	1. adv.  ,  ; 1972 AD 1972   	2. n. . ;	   Anno Domini is the trouble  -  

annotate  v.	  1) 	  2)  

annotation  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

announce  v.	  1) ,  ; ; 	  2) 	  3)  (  , )

announcement  n. , ; , 

announcer  n.	  1)  	  2) 

annoy  v. ; , , 

annoyance  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) , 

annoyed  1. p-p.  annoy	2. a. , 

annoying  1. pres-p.  annoy	2. a. ; ; ;	   how annoying!  !

annual  1. a. ; ;	   annual income  ;	   annual ring ( zone)   ( )	2. n.	  1)  ()	  2)    (  )	  3)  

annually  adv. 

annuitant  n.   

annuity  n.  ;	   life annuity  ;	   government annuity  

annul  v. , ; ;	   to annul a judgement   

annular  a. , 

annulary  n.  

annulate  a. ,   

annulet  n.	  1) 	  2) .  

annulment  n. , ; 

annunciate  v. ; 

annunciation  n.	  1) 	  2) (the A.) . 

annunciator  n. ;  

anode  n. . 

anodyne  1. n.  ; .  	2. a. ; . 

anoint  v.	  1) ,  (   ..)	  2) . 

anointment  n.	  1)  (   ..)	  2) . 

anomalistic  a.	  1) , 	  2) . 

anomalous  a. , , 

anomaly  n.	  1) 	  2) 

anon  I adv.	  1) , ;	   see you anon! . !	  2) . ; ;	   ever and anon   ;   	II .  anonymous

anonym  n.	  1) 	  2) 

anonymity  n. 

anonymous  a. , 

anopheles  n. ,   (. anopheles mosquito)

anorak  n. ,   

anorexia  n. .  

anorganic  a. 

anosmia  n. .  

another  pron. indef.	  1)  ;	   another cup of tea?    ?	  2) , ;	   I don't like this bag, give me another one     ,   	  3) ,  , ;	   another Shakespeare ,   another world ,  ;	   another pair of shoes   ;	   taken one with another	    )  ;	    )  ;	   another place .  

anourous  a. . 

anoxaemia  n.    ;  

anoxia  n.    ;  

anserine  a.	  1) 	  2) 

answer  1. n.	  1) ;	   in answer to   ;	   to know all the answers     ;  ;	   to have a ready answer   	  2)  (  ..)	  3) 	  4) .  ()	  5) .  	2. v.	  1) , ;	   to answer the door ( the bell)   ( ,    ..);	   to answer the phone   ;	   to answer a call	    )   ;	    )   ;	   to answer to the name of...   -. 	  2) ; ;	   to answer the description (purpose)   ()	  3) , ;	   to answer the helm .  	  4)  (for answer  -.);  ;	   to answer for the consequences   	  5)  (to answer  )	  6) ;  ;	   the experiment has not answered at all   	  7)  (to)	  8)  (    -.);	   a piece of paper on the table answered for a table-cloth        answer back 

answerable  a.	  1) such a question is not answerable     	  2) ;	   you are answerable to him for it      	  3) . ;	   to be not answerable to smth.   -.;	   the results were not answerable to our hopes     

ant  n. ;	   white ant 

antacid  .	1. n.   	2. a.  

Antaeus  n. . . 

antagonism  n.	  1) , 	  2)  (to, against)

antagonist  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) attr. 

antagonistic  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

antagonize  v.	  1) 	  2)  , 	  3) . , 

antarctic  a. ;	   A. Circle   

antbear  n. 

ante  pref.         -; -;	   antediluvian ;	   anteprandial 

anteater  = antbear

antebellum  . a.	  1) 	  2) . .     

antecedent  1. n.	  1) 	  2) pl.  , ;	   his antecedents  	  3) .   	  4) . 	2. a.	  1)  (to), 	  2) 

antechamber  n. , , 

antedate  1. n. ,    (.  )	2. v.	  1)    ( ) 	  2) 	  3) 

antediluvian  1. a. 	2. n.	  1)  	  2)  

antelope  n. 

antemeridian  a. , 

antemeridiem  adv.  

antenatal  a.    ;  

antenna  n. (pl. nae)	  1) . , 	  2) . 

antennae  pl.  antenna

antenuptial  a. 

antepenult  a.    ( )

antepenultimate  a.    ( )

anteprandial  a. 

anterior  a.	  1) 	  2) 

anteriority  n. ; 

anteriorly  adv. 

anteroom  n. , 

antfly  n.   (. .  )

antheap  = anthill

anthem  1. n.	  1) ;  ;	   national anthem  	  2) . ,  	2. v. .  ; 

anther  n. . 

anthill  n. 

anthologist  n.  

anthology  n. 

anthracene  n. . 

anthracite  n. 

anthrax  n. .	  1) 	  2)  

anthropoid  1. n. ,  	2. a. 

anthropologist  n. 

anthropology  n. 

anthropometry  n. 

anthropomorphism  n. 

anthropophagi  n. pl. 

anthropophagy  n. 

anti  pref. , 

antiaircraft  .	1. n.  ,  	2. a. , 

antiaircrafter  n. . . 

antibiosis  n. . 

antibiotic  1. n. 	2. a. ;	   antibiotic treatment  

antiblackout suit  n. .  

antibody  n. . 

antic  n.	  1) pl. , , 	  2) . 

anticentre  n. .   ()

antichrist  n. 

anticipant  1. n. ,    . {. anticipate}	2. a. , ; 

anticipate  v.	  1) , ; , 	  2) ,  ( -.);	   to anticipate a disaster  	  3) , ;	   to anticipate smb.'s wishes  -. 	  4)  (-.),  ( -.)  ..  ;  ;	   to anticipate payment .   	  5) ,  

anticipation  n.	  1)   . {. anticipate};	   in anticipation of smth.   -.;   -.;	   thanking you in anticipation   ( )	  2) . 

anticipatory  a.	  1) ; 	  2) . 

anticlerical  a. 

anticlimax  n.	  1)  ; , 	  2) . , 

anticlinal  a. . 

anticline  n. . ,  

anticlockwise  adv.   

anticyclone  n. 

antidazzle  a.  (  )

antidemocratic  a. 

antidotal  a. ;	   antidotal treatment .  

antidote  n. 

antifascist  1. n. 	2. a. 

antifebrile  a. 

antifreeze  n. . 

antifriction  a. . 

antigen  n. . 

antiicer  n. . 

antiimperialistic  a. 

antijamming  .	1. n.  	2. a. 

antiknock  n. . . 

antilogy  n. 

antimacassar  n.  (   ,  )

antimech  a. . 

antimechanized  a. . 

antimilitaristic  a. 

antimissile  a. 

antimony  n. . 

antinomy  n.	  1)   , ; 	  2) 

antipathetic  a. ,  

antipathetical  = antipathetic

antipathic  a.	  1) ,  (-.)	  2) .   

antipathy  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

antipersonnel  a. . ; 

antiphlogistic  a. 

antipodal  a.	  1)   ,      	  2)  

antipodes  n. pl.	  1) ,     	  2) , 

antipoison  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. 

antipole  n.	  1)  	  2)  

antipyretic  1. a. 	2. n.  

antiquarian  1. a. 	2. n. ,  , 

antiquary  n.	  1)  , 	  2)   

antiquated  a.	  1) 	  2) 

antique  1. n.	  1)    ;  	  2)   (. ) 	  3) (the antique)  (. ) ;  ;	   drawing from the antique    ;	   lover of the antique  	  4) .  ()	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

antiquity  n.	  1) ; ;	   high antiquity  	  2)  , ;	   the nations of antiquity   	  3) (. pl.) 

antirrhinum  n. .  

antiscorbutic  1. a. 	2. n.  

antiSemite  n. 

antiSemitic  a. 

antiSemitism  n. 

antiseptic  1. a. , 	2. n.  

antiskid  a. . 

antisocial  a.	  1) 	  2) ; 

antisubmarine  a. . ;	   antisubmarine bomb (. a. s. bomb)  

antitank  a. 

antitheses  pl.  antithesis

antithesis  n. (pl. ses)	  1) ,  	  2) ,  

antithetic  a.	  1) 	  2)  

antithetical  = antithetic

antitoxic  a. , 

antitoxin  n. , 

antitrade  n. 

antitrust  a.   ,   .., 

antitype  n. ; 

antityphoid  a. 

antiviral  a. 

antiwar  a. 

antler  n.  ;   

antlion  n. .  

antonym  n. 

anurous  = anourous

anus  n. .  

anvil  n.  on ( upon) the anvil  ;   , ;	   anvil chorus .  , , ;	   a. good anvil does not fear the hammer .     

anxiety  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3)   (for anxiety -.; .  inf.)

anxious  a.	  1) ,  (for, about anxious o);	   to be ( to feel) anxious about  	  2) ,  ( , )	  3)   (for anxious -.; .  inf.);	   to be anxious for success   ;	   I am anxious to see him      to be on the anxious seat ( bench) .    ,  

anxiously  adv.	  1)  ,  	  2) , 

any  1. pron. indef.	  1) -, - ( . .);  ( . .);	   can you find any excuse?     -. , ?;	   have you any money?     ?;	   I did not find any mistakes     	  2) ,  ( . .);	   you can get it in any shop      ;	   in any case   ;	   at any time   	  3) he had little money if any      ,   ,      	2. adv.	  1) ; - ( comp.);	   they are not any the worse for it      	  2) ; ; ;	   it did not matter any     

anybody  1. pron. indef.	  1) - ( . .);  ( . .);	   I haven't seen anybody    	  2)  ( . .);	   anybody will do   	2. n. . ,  ;	   is he anybody?  -  ? anybody's guess    ,  

anyhow  adv.	  1)      ;    ( . .);  ( . .);	   I could not get in anyhow     	  2)   ;     ;	   you won't be late anyhow   ,   	  3) -; -;	   to do one's work anyhow  -;  to feel anyhow   , 

anyone  pron. indef.	  1) - ( . .);  ( . .)	  2) ,  ( . .)

anything  pron. indef.	  1) - ( . .);  ( . .);	   have you lost anything?  - ?;	   he hasn't found anything    ;	   is he anything like his father?    -   ?,   -   ?	  2)  ,  ( . .);	   take anything you like  ,   ;	   anything but	    )   ,  ;	   he is anything but a coward    ,   ;	    )  ;	   it is anything but clear     like anything .	    ) , ,   ;	   he ran like anything     ;	    ) ,  ;	   if anything ,  ;	   if anything he has little changed ,    

anyway  = anyhow

anywhere  adv.	  1) -, - ( . .);  ( . .);	   I don't want to go anywhere     	  2)  , ,   ( . .);	   you can get it anywhere      anywhere from... to... .  , ... ...;	   the paper's circulation is anywhere from 50 to 100 thousand     50  100 

anywise  adv. - :  - 

aorta  n. . 

aortic  a. . ;	   aortic arches  

apace  adv.  ill news comes apace .      

apanage  n.	  1)  	  2) ; 	  3) , 

apart  adv.	  1)  , ;	   to stand apart   ; 	  2) , ;   apart from    , ,   to take apart   ;	   to grow apart    

apartheid  n. , ,  

apartment  n.	  1) ;	   pl.  	  2) . ;	   walkup apartment     	  3) attr. apartment house .  

apartness  n. 

apathetic  a. , , 

apathy  n. , ; 

apatite  n. . 

ape  1. n.	  1) () 	  2) . , ;	   to act ( to play) the ape	    ) , ;	    )   ,  ; 	2. v. , ; 

apeak  adv.	  1) . , , 	  2) , " "

apeman  n.	  1)  	  2) 

aperient  .	1. n. 	2. a. , 

aperitif  n. 

aperitive  = aperient

aperture  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) . ; ;	   aperture of a door  	  3) . 

apery  n.	  1) , 	  2)  

apex  n. (pl. xes apices)	  1) , 	  2) .  	  3) .   ; 	  4) attr. apex stone ,  

aphasia  n. . 

aphelion  n. . 

aphides  pl.  aphis

aphis  n. (pl. aphides) 

aphonia  n. . 

aphony  = aphonia

aphorism  n. 

aphoristic  a. 

aphrodisiac  1. a.	  1) 	  2) ; 	2. n. ,   

Aphrodite  n. . . 

aphtha  n. (pl. ae)	  1)  ( )	  2)  ( )	  3) pl. . 

aphthae  pl.  aphtha

aphylious  a. .   , 

apian  a. 

apiarian  1. a. 	2. n. = apiarist

apiarist  n. 

apiary  n. , 

apical  a.	  1) , 	  2) . , , 

apices  pl.  

apiculture  n. 

apiece  adv.	  1)  ; 	  2)  ,  ;  ;	   they had five roubles apiece        

aping  = apery 1

apis  n. 

apish  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

aplenty  adv. .  ,  

aplomb  n. . 

apocalypse  n. 

apocarpous  a. . , 

apocope  n. . ,       

apocrypha  n. pl.  

apocryphal  a.	  1) 	  2) 

apodal  a. . ,  ( ,   ..)

apogee  n.  (. .)

Apollo  n.	  1) . . 	  2) 

apologetic  a.	  1) ;	   he was very apologetic   	  2) ;	   he spoke in an apologetic tone    	  3) , 

apologetics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

apologize  v.  (for apologize  -., to apologize  -.);   

apologue  n.  

apology  n.	  1) ;	   to make ( to offer) an ( one's) apology  , 	  2) , 	  3) .  , ;	   an apology for a painting! ,   !;	   a mere apology for a dinner  ;    ?

apophthegm  n. .  ( )

apoplectic  1. a.	  1) 	  2) . 	2. n.	  1) ,   	  2) ,  

apoplexy  n. , 

apostasy  n.  (    ..); 

apostate  1. n. ; 	2. a. 

apostatize  v.  (    ..)

apostle  n.	  1) 	  2) 

apostolic  a.	  1) 	  2) 

apostolical  = apostolic

apostrophe  I n. . ,  ( ,   ..)	II n.  ( ')

apostrophize  I v. .  ( -.  -.  ,   ..)	II v.   

apothecary  n.	  1) . 	  2) . 

apothegm  = apophthegm

apotheoses  pl.  apotheosis

apotheosis  n. (pl. oses)	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) . 

appal  v. ; 

appalling  1. pres-p.  appal	2. a. ; , 

appallingly  adv. ; 

appanage  = apanage

apparatus  n. (pl. uses .  .)	  1) , ; , ; 	  2)  	  3) . ;	   the digestive apparatus  

apparel  1. n.	  1) . 	  2) .   	2. v. . ; 

apparent  a.	  1) ;	   apparent to the naked eye   ;	   to become apparent , 	  2) , , ;	   apparent noon .  ;	   apparent time .  	  3) 	  4) . 

apparently  adv.	  1) , 	  2) -, , 

apparition  n.	  1)  (. )	  2) ; , 	  3) . 

apparitor  n.	  1)      ;  	  2)  

appeal  1. n.	  1) ,  (to appeal	    ) 2) ;	   World Peace Council's A.    	  3) ,  (for appeal o);	   appeal for pardon   	  4) ;	   to make an appeal to smb.  -.,    -.;	   to have appeal  , 	  5) 	  6) . ;  	2. v.	  1) , , ,  (to appeal );	   to appeal to the fact   ;	   to appeal to reason    ;	   to appeal to arms   	  2) , 	  3) , ; ;	   these pictures do not appeal to me     	  4) .    to appeal to the country      ;	   to appeal from Philip drunk to Philip sober =     

appealable  a.   ,  

appealing  1. pres-p.  appeal 2	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 

appear  v.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3)   ;	   to appear in the character of Othello   	  4)  (, );	   to appear for the defendant       	  5)  ( )	  6) , ;  ( )	  7)  ; ;	   strange as it may appear     ;	   you appear to forget , -, 	  8) ;	   it appears from this   

appearance  n.	  1) ;	   to put in an appearance   ( ,   ..);	   to make an ( one's) appearance , 	  2) () , 	  3) ;	   to all appearance(s)   ; -	  4) ;	   her first appearance was a success     	  5)   	  6)  (. ); 	  7)  to keep up appearances  

appeasable  a. , 

appease  v.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3)  (, )	  4) 

appeasement  n.   . {. appease};	   a policy of appeasement   

appellant  1. n. ; 	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) . 

appellate  a. ;	   appellate court .  

appellation  n. , 

appellative  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) .  () 	2. a. . 

appellee  n. .   

append  v.	  1) ; 	  2) ;  (-.  ,   ..)

appendage  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

appendices  pl.  appendix

appendicitis  n. . 

appendix  n. (pl. -ices)	  1) 	  2)  ( ,   ..)	  3) .  , 	  4)  ()

apperception  n. . 

appertain  v. ;  (to appertain  -.)

appetence  n.	  1)  (of, for, after)	  2)  (. ;	   for)

appetency  n.	  1)  (of, for, after)	  2)  (. ;	   for)

appetite  n.	  1) 	  2)   ( ,   ..);	   sexual appetite  	  3) , ;	   an appetite for reading    appetite comes with eating .     

appetizer  n.	  1) ,   ,  	  2) . 

appetizing  a. ,  ; , 

applaud  v.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   he applauded my decision    

applause  n.	  1) , ;	   there was loud applause for the actor   	  2) 

apple  n.	  1) 	  2)  apple of discord  ;	   apple of one's eye	    ) ;	    )  ;	   the rotten apple injures its neighbours . =     

apple dumpling  n. ,   

apple sauce  n.	  1)  	  2) . . 	  3) , 

applebrandy  n.  

applecart  n.    to upset smb.'s applecart  -. 

applegrub  n.	  1) 	  2) 

applejack  . = apple-brandy

applepie  n.   applepie order ,  ;	   applepie bed ,   ,     (,     )

applequince  = quince

appletree  n. 

appliance  n.	  1) , ;	   domestic electric appliances  	  2) . 	  3) attr. appliance load .  

applicable  a. , ,  (to)

applicant  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

application  n.	  1) ; ;	   to put in an application  	  2) ; 	  3)  (,   ..)	  4)  ()	  5) , ,  (. application to work)

application blank  = application form

application form  n.    

applied  1. p-p.  apply	2. a. 

applique  n. . 

apply  v.	  1)  (for apply  , , ,   ..;	   to apply  -.)	  2) 	  3) ; ;	   to apply brakes 	  4) 	  5) refl.  (-.),    ( -.)	  6) , ;  ;	   this rule applies to all      to apply the undertakings  

appoint  v.	  1) , ;	   they found it necessary to appoint the exact time and place of their meeting         ;	   he was appointed manager   	  2) 	  3) ,   	  4) ; 

appointed  1. p-p.  appoint	2. a.	  1) , ;	   to come at the appointed time    	  2) ;	   well (badly) appointed  () 

appointee  n.  , 

appointive  a. .   ,     ( )

appointment  n.	  1) ,  ( )	  2) , ;	   to hold an appointment  	  3) ,  ;	   we made an appointment for tomorrow    ;	   to keep (to break) an appointment  ( )     ;	   by (previous) appointment  ()  (   ..)	  4) .     	  5) pl. ; , 

apportion  v. , ,  (, );	   to apportion one's time   

apportionment  n.  

apposite  a. , ; ;	   an apposite remark  

appositely  adv. 

apposition  n.	  1) , ;	   apposition of seal  	  2) .  (. a noun in apposition)

appraisal  n. 

appraise  v. , 

appraisement  n. 

appraiser  n. ; 

appreciable  a.	  1) , 	  2)  

appreciate  v.	  1) 	  2) () ;	   I appreciate your kindness    	  3) ;	   I appreciate your difficulty  ,   ;  ,     	  4)   ;	   to appreciate the necessity ,    	  5) ; ;	   to appreciate colours  	  6) ()  

appreciation  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) ;	   she has an appreciation of art  ()  	  4) 	  5) , 	  6)  ;  	  7)  ; ;	   appreciation of capital   

appreciative  a. ;  , 

apprehend  v.	  1) , 	  2)  (-. ),  (), ;	   to apprehend danger  	  3) , 

apprehensible  a. , 

apprehension  n.	  1) ( pl.) ;  ;	   to be under apprehension of one's life    	  2) ;  ;	   quick of apprehension  ;	   dull of apprehension  	  3) , 	  4) , 

apprehensive  a.	  1)  , , 	  2) , 

apprentice  1. n.	  1) , ;	   to bind smb. apprentice  -.   ()	  2) ; 	2. v.   ;	   to apprentice smb. (to a tailor, a shoemaker, etc.)  -.   ( ,   ..)

apprenticeship  n.	  1) , ;	   articles of apprenticeship      	  2)   (  7 )

apprise  I v. , ;	   to apprise smb. of smth.  -.  -.	II v. . , 

apprize  = apprise I  II

appro  n. (.  approbation, approval) on appro .   (    )

approach  1. n.	  1) ;	   the approach of summer  	  2) ,  (. .);	   easy of approach ;	   difficult of approach ;	   to make approaches to smb.    -.; .   -.;	   he's rather difficult to approach =    	  3) pl. ; 	  4) (. pl.) . 	  5) .   ;	   instrument approach     	  6) attr. approach road  	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) ,   , 	  3)  ,  ;	   I approached him on the matter       ;	   he approached me for information      	  4)   ( -.)

approachable  a.	  1) ; 	  2)    (  ..)

approbate  v. .	  1) 	  2) 

approbation  n.	  1) ;	   on approbation . appro	  2) , ;	   by approbation  

approbatory  a. 

appropriate  1. a.	  1) ,  (to, for)	  2) ,  (to)	2. v.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

appropriation  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  (  ) A. Bill  

appropriationinaid  n. , 

approval  n.	  1) ;  ;	   he gave his approval to our plan    ;	   to meet with approval  ;	   on approval . appro	  2) ; 	  3) ;	   to submit for approval   ,  

approve  v.	  1)  (of)	  2)  (. ); 	  3) refl. ,  ;	   he approved himself a good pianist     

approved  1. p-p.  approve	2. a. approved school     

approvingly  adv. 

approximate  1. a.	  1)  ,  (to approximate	    ) 2) ;	   approximate value .  	2. v.	  1) ();  	  2)  

approximately  adv. , , ;	   highly approximately  

approximation  n.	  1) 	  2)     ,   ..;  

appurtenance  n.	  1) 	  2) 

appurtenant  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. a. ; 

apricot  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)  

April  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. ;	   April weather  ,  ; .  ,   April fish  

Aprilfool  n. ,  1- 

Aprilfoolday  n.    (1 )

apriority  n. 

apron  n.	  1) , 	  2)  ( )	  3) . 	  4) .    	  5) . , 	  6) . , 

apronstrings  n. pl.   to be tied ( to be pinned) to one's wife's apronstrings =     ,    

apropos  .	1. a. , , 	2. adv.	  1) ,  	  2) ,  ;	   apropos of this   

apse  n. . 

apsides  pl.  apsis

apsis  n. (pl. apsides) . 

apt  a.	  1) ;	   an apt quotation  	  2) ,  ( inf.);	   apt to take fire 	  3)  (at apt	    ) 4) predic. , ; ;	   he is apt to succeed , ,   

apterous  a. . 

aptitude  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  (for)	  3) 

apyrous  a. , 

aqua regia  n. .  

aquafortis  n.   

aquafortist  n. 

aqualung  n. 

aquamarine  1. n.	  1) . 	  2) - 	2. a.	  1) 	  2) -

aquaplane  1. n. . 	2. v.   

aquarelle  n. 

aquarellist  n. 

aquarium  n. 

Aquarius  n.  (   )

aquatic  a.	  1) 	  2) 

aquatics  n. pl.   

aquatint  n. . 

aquation  n. . 

aquavitae  n. ,   

aqueduct  n.	  1) , 	  2) . , , 

aqueous  a.	  1) ; ;	   aqueous solution  ;	   aqueous chamber .   	  2) . 

aquifer  n. .    

aquiferous  a. . 

aquiline  a. 

Arab  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)   street Arab ,  	2. a. 

arabesque  1. n. 	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) , , 

Arabian  1. a.  Nights' Entertainments, Arabian Nights  , "   ";	   Arabian bird   	2. n. ; 

Arabic  1. a. ; ;	   Arabic numerals  	2. n.  

arable  1. a. 	2. n. ; 

arachnid  n.  

arachnitis  = arachnoiditis

arachnoid  1. n. .   ()	2. a. . 

arachnoiditis  n. . 

araeometer  = areometer

Aramaic  n.  

arbalest  n. . , 

arbalester  n. . 

arbiter  n.	  1) ;  	  2)  

arbitrage  n. .     ..  

arbitral  a. , 

arbitrament  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  ;  

arbitrary  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) . arbitrary constant   arbitrary signs and symbols    

arbitrate  v.	  1)   ,   	  2)    

arbitration  n.  , ;	   arbitration of exchange .  

arbitrator  n.  , 

arbor  I n. .	  1) 	  2) attr. A. Day   	II n. . ; ; ; 

arboraceous  a. ; 

arboreal  a.	  1) ;   	  2) . ,   

arboreous  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) = arboreal 2

arborescent  a. 

arboreta  pl.  arboretum

arboretum  . n. (pl. ta)  

arboriculture  n. ; ,  

arboriculturist  n. 

arborization  n.	  1) .    ,  	  2) .       

arbour  n.  ( )

arbutus  n.  

arc  1. n.	  1) . ;	   arc of fire .  	  2) 	  3)  	  4) attr. ;	   arc lamp  ;	   arc welding  	2. v. .  

arcade  n.	  1)   	  2) . ;  

arcadian  1. a. ; ; 	2. n.  ,  ,  

arcana  pl.  arcanum

arcanum  n. (pl. na)	  1) 	  2) .  , 

arcboutant  n. . (pl. arcsboutants) .  ,  

arch  I	1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	  3) 	  4) attr. ; ;	   arch bridge  ;	   arch dam  	2. v.	  1)  ;   	  2) () 	II a. , 

arch-  pref. :	    ) , ;	   archbishop ;	    ) ,  ;	   archliar  ;	   archrogue ;	    ) . , ;	   archfounder 

Archaean  a. . 

archaeological  a. 

archaeologist  n. 

archaeology  n. 

archaic  a. , 

archaism  n. ,    

archaize  v.	  1)   	  2)  

archangel  n.	  1) 	  2) .  -;	   white archangel  

archbishop  n. 

archbishopric  n. 

archdeacon  n. 

archdiocese  n.  

arched  1. p-p.  arch i:, 2	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) ;	   arched girder .  , ;	   arched bridge  

archenemy  n.	  1)  	  2) 

Archeozoic  a. . 

archer  n.	  1)   , 	  2) (A.)  (   )

archery  n.	  1)   	  2) . .    

archetype  n. , ; 

archfiend  n. 

archill  n. . ,  ()

Archimedean  a. ;	   Archimedean screw  

archipelago  n. (pl. os, oes )	  1) ;  	  2) (A.)  

architect  n.	  1) , ;	   civil architect  ;	   naval architect  	  2) . , ;	   architect of one's own fortunes   

architectonic  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)    

architectonics  n. pl. (.  sing)	  1) 	  2) 

architectural  a. ;	   architectural engineering  

architecture  n.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3) ;	   the architecture of a speech  

architrave  n. . 

archival  a. 

archives  n. pl. 

archivist  n. pl. 

archly  adv. 

archness  n. 

archway  n.	  1) 	  2)   ;  

archwise  adv.   , 

arcing  1. pres-p.  arc 2	2. n. . ;    

arcsboutants  pl.  arc-boutant

arctic  1. a.	  1) , , 	  2) 	2. n.	  1) (the A.) 	  2) pl. .  

Arctic Circle  n.   

arctic fox  n. 

arcticize  v.      ;	   arcticized vehicle ,      

arcuate  a. , , 

arcuated  a. , , 

ardent  a.	  1) , , , ;	   ardent love  ;	   ardent desire  	  2) , ;	   ardent heat  ardent spirits  

ardently  adv. , 

ardour  n.	  1) , , ;	   to damp smb.'s ardour  -. 	  2) 

arduous  a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) ; 

are  I (  );    ( ) . .   . to be	II n. .  (   = 100 . )

area  n.	  1) , ;	   area under crop  ;	   area of bearing .  	  2) . ;	   area of a triangle  	  3) ; ; ; ;	   residential area  	  4) . . ;	   mush area   ;	   service area   ;	   picture area  	  5) , ;	   wide area of thought  	  6)    ,     

areasketch  n. . 

aren't  . . = are not

arena  n.	  1) 	  2)  ;  

arenaceous  a.	  1) ; 	  2)  	  3) . 

areometer  n. 

Areopagus  . n. 

arete  n. .   

argent  1. a. 	2. n. . . .	  1) 	  2) , 

argentic  a. .  ;	   argentic chloride  

argentiferous  a. ,   ( )

argentine  a. ; 	Argentine  1. a. 	2. n. ; 

Argentinean  n. ; 

argil  n.    

argillaceous  a. ,  

argilliferous  a.  

argon  n. . 

Argonaut  n.	  1) . . 	  2) (.) .  {. fortyniner}	  3) (.) .  ()

argosy  n.	  1) .   	  2) . 

argot  n. . , 

argue  v.	  1)  (with, against argue  -.;	   about argue  -.); ;	   to argue against  ;	   to argue smth. away ,   -.;	   to argue in favour of smth.     -.;	   to argue smth. out with smb.   -.  -.	  2) 	  3)  (into);  (out of);	   to argue a man out of an opinion  -.	  4) ;	   it argues him (to be) an honest man  ,    

argufy  v. .   

argument  n.	  1) ,  (for argument   -.;	   against argument  -.);	   a strong argument  ;	   a weak argument  	  2) 	  3) , ;	   a matter of argument  	  4)   ()	  5) . ,  

argumentation  n.	  1) 	  2) 

argumentative  a.	  1)  ;  	  2) , 	  3)  	  4) 	  5) ,  (of argumentative )

Argus  n.	  1) . . 	  2) ,  

Arguseyed  a. ; 

argute  a.	  1) , 	  2)  ( )

aria  n. 

arid  a.	  1) , ; ;  ( );	   arid region  ;    	  2) , , 

aridity  n.   . {. arid}

Aries  n.  (   )

aright  adv. , ;	   if I hear you aright     

aril  n. . , 

arioso  . n. adv. . 

arise  v. (arose; arisen)	  1) , 	  2) ,   (from, out of arise -.)	  3) . , 	  4) . ; 

arisen  p-p.  arise

arista  . n. (pl. ae) . 

aristae  pl.  arista

aristocracy  n. 

aristocrat  n. 

aristocratic  a. 

Aristotelian  1. a. 	2. n.  

arithmetic  1. n. ; 	2. a. = arithmetical

arithmetical  a. ;	   arithmetical mean  ;	   arithmetical progression  

arithmetician  n. 

arithmometer  n. 

ark  n.	  1) , 	  2) . ; .  Noah's ark   (.    );	   to lay hands on ( to touch) the ark ;	   ark of refuge 

arm  I n.	  1)  (   );	   to fold in one's arms   ;	   under one's arms  ;	   with open arms   ;	   a child in arms ;	   take smb. by the arm  -.  	  2)   ()	  3) ;	   arm of a river  	  4) ,  ()	  5) () 	  6) , ;	   the arm of the law  	  7) .  (); , ;  ();  ();	   arms of a balance  	II 1. n.	  1) (. pl.) ;	   small arms  ;	   in arms ;	   up in arms	    )   , ;	    )  ;	   to be up in arms against smb. ,   -.;	   to take up arms, to appeal to arms   ;	   to lay down arms  ;	   to arms!  !;	   under arms ,  	  2)  	  3) pl. 	  4)  	  5) pl.  (. coat of arms)	  6) pl. attr. arms race  ;	   arms cut  	2. v.	  1) () (. .);	   to be armed with information   	  2) , 

arm-hole  n. 

arm-in-arm  adv.  

arm-saw  n.	  1)  	  2) 

arm-twisting  n.	  1)  	  2) .   

armache  n.    (. )

armada  n. ;	   the invincible A. .  

armadillo  n. (pl. os ) . , 

Armageddon  n.	  1) . 	  2) .  

armament  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) ; 	  4) attr. armament factory ( works)  	  5) pl. attr. armaments drive ( race)  

armature  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . 	  3) . 	  4) .  ()	  5) . . 

armband  n.  

armchair  1. n. 	2. a. ; ;	   armchair critic ,   - , 

arme blanche  n. .	  1)  	  2) 

armed  1. p-p.  arm II, 2	2. a. ; ;	   armed forces  ;	   armed attack  ;	   armed insurrection  

Armenian  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  

armful  n. 

arming  1. pres-p.  arm II, 2	2. n. ;  

armistice  n.   ;  ,  

armless  I a.	  1) 	  2)   	II a. 

armlet  n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3)   ;  

armor  . = armour

armored  . = armoured

armorial  1. a. , 	2. n. 

armory  n.	  1) 	  2) . = armoury	  3) .   (. )	  4) .  

armour  1. n.	  1) ; ; ; 	  2)  (,   ..)	  3) 	  4)  ()	  5) . . 	  6) attr. ; 	2. v.  

armour-bearer  n. . 

armour-clad  1. a. , 	2. n. 

armour-piercer  n.  

armour-piercing  a. ;	   armour-piercing shell  

armour-plate  n.  ,  

armour-plated  a. , 

armoured  1. p-p.  armour 2	2. a. , ; ;	   armoured car ;	   armoured forces  ;	   armoured train  armoured concrete ;	   armoured cow . . .  

armourer  n.	  1)  , 	  2)   	  3)    (  ..)

armoury  n.  , 

armpit  n. 

army  n.	  1) ;	   the Soviet A.  ;	   A. in the Field  ;	   standing army  ;	   A. at Home  ;	   to enter ( to go into, to join) the army    	  2) ; 	  3) attr. ,      ;	   army command  ;	   army commander  ;	   army headquarters  ;	   army cloth   ;	   army post exchange (. P. X.) .  ;	   army agent ( broker, contractor)   

army register  n. .    

army-beef  n.   ( )

army-list  n.    

army-rank  n.    (     )

arnica  n. . . 

aroma  n. ,  

aromatic  a. ; ;	   aromatic compound .   ;	   aromatic series .  

arose  p.  arise

around  1. adv.	  1) , 	  2)  ;  ;	   the tree measures four feet around      	  3) ; ;	   around here   ; ;	   to hang around  ;	   to get ( to come) around ,  to get around to doing smth.   -.,   	2. prep.	  1) ;	   to walk around the house   	  2) ; ; ;	   to walk around the town   ;	   around corner  	  3) , ;	   he paid around a hundred roubles      around the bend	    )  ,  ;	    )   

around-the-clock  = round-the-clock

arouse  v.	  1) 	  2) ,  (.  ,   ..)	  3) ; ,  (, , );	   to arouse one's interest  -. 	  4)  (-.)

arquebus  = harquebus

arrack  n.  (   )

arraign  v.	  1)   ; ;	   to arraign before the bar of public opinion     	  2) 

arraignment  n.	  1)   ; 	  2) 

arrange  v.	  1)   , , 	  2) ()	  3) , , ;	   to arrange with smb. about smth.   -.  -.;	   we arranged to meet at six     	  4)  ();   	  5)  ,  (for)	  6) ,  (.    )	  7) . 	  8) . 

arrangement  n.	  1)   , , 	  2) 	  3) , ;	   to come to an arrangement   ;	   to make arrangements  ( -.);  (-.);	   to make arrangements (with smb.)  ( -.);    ( -.)	  4) (. pl.) , , ; 	  5) ,  (   ..)	  6) . , 	  7) . 	  8) . 

arranger  n. . 

arrant  a. ; ; ;	   arrant nonsense  ;	   arrant knave  

arras  n. ; ,  

array  1. n.	  1)   (. battle array)	  2) 	  3) , 	  4) . , ,  	  5) .   	  6) .   	2. v.	  1)    	  2) .  (in array  -.);  (in array -.);	   to array oneself in all one's finery .     	  3) .    

arrearage  n.	  1) , 	  2) pl. 	  3) 

arrears  n. pl.	  1) , , ;	   arrears of rent (of wages)    ()	  2) ;	   arrears of housing    ;	   arrears of work   to be in arrears	    )  ;	    )  ( -.)

arrest  1. n.	  1) , ;	   under arrest  ;	   arrest to the room  ;	   arrest in quarters  	  2)   ( )	  3) , ; ;	   arrest of judgement  	  4) .  	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3)  (, )	  4)  (, ); 

arrester  n.	  1) . ; ;	   lightning arrester  	  2) .  , 

arresting  1. pres-p.  arrest 2	2. a.	  1)  ; ; ;	   arresting speech  	  2) ; ;	   arresting device .  ; , , 

arriere-ban  n. . .	  1)    	  2)  

arriere-pensee  n. .  

arris  n. .	  1) 	  2)  

arrival  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) ,  (  ..);	   arrival at a decision  	  4) . 

arrive  v.	  1)  (at, in, upon)	  2)  (at);	   to arrive at a conclusion   ;	   to arrive at an idea   	  3)  ( , )	  4)  ;	   an actor who has arrived ,   , 

arrogance  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

arrogant  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

arrogate  v.	  1)    , 	  2)    (to arrogate -. -.)	  3) 

arrow  n.	  1) 	  2)  (   )	  3) - an arrow left in one's quiver  ,   

arrow-head  n.	  1) ,  	  2) = arrow 3

arrow-headed  a. ; 

arrowroot  n.  (      )

arrowy  a.	  1) 	  2) ; , ;	   arrowy tongue  

arse  n. . 

arsenal  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . 

arsenic  1. n. 	2. a. 

arsenical  = arsenic 2

arson  n. . 

art  I n.	  1) ;	   Faculty of Arts     	  2) ;	   industrial ( mechanical, useful) arts 	  3) , , ;	   military art  	  4) (. pl.) ;	   he gained his ends by arts     	  5) attr. ;	   art school   manly art ;	   to have ( to be) art and part in    -,   -.;	   art is long, life is short .  ,  	II . 2 . . .   . to be

Artemis  n. . . 

arterial  a.	  1) . 	  2) ;	   arterial drainage     	  3) ;	   arterial road ,  ;	   arterial traffic      

arteriosclerosis  n. . 

artery  n.	  1) . 	  2) ,  

artesian  a. 

artful  a.	  1) 	  2) 

artfulness  n.	  1) 	  2) 

arthritis  n. . 

Arthurian  a. Arthurian romances .   

Artichoke  n. . 

article  1. n.	  1) ;	   leading article  	  2) , ;	   the Articles of War   (    );	   the Thirty-nine Articles 39   ;	   article of the Constitution  ;	   main articles of trade   ;	   to be under articles   	  3) , , ;	   an article of clothing  ;	   an article of food  	  4)  , ;	   articles of daily necessity   	  5) .  in the article of death   	2. v.	  1)    (against article  -.)	  2)     

articular  a. . 

articulate  1. a.	  1) 	  2) , ;  ,    	  3) . . . , ; 	  4) . 	2. v.	  1)  	  2) . 	  3) (. p-p.) . ; ()

articulation  n.	  1) . 	  2) . 	  3) . 

artifice  n.	  1) , 	  2)  , 

artificer  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) .  ()

artificial  1. a.	  1) ;	   artificial butter ;	   artificial respiration  ;	   artificial atmosphere  ;	   artificial numbers . 	  2)  artificial year     (   )	2. n. pl.	  1)  	  2) .  

artillerist  n. 

artillery  n.	  1) ;	   accompanying artillery  ,   ;	   artillery with the army .  	  2) attr. ; ;	   artillery board   ;	   artillery emplacement .  ;	   artillery engagement  ;	   artillery mount  ;	   artillery range  

artilleryman  n. 

artisan  n. , 

artist  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)   

artiste  n.	  1)  	  2)  (,    ; . .)

artistic  a.	  1) 	  2) 

artless  a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) , 

arty  a. .	  1)     ( )	  2)    ()  ( )

arum  n. . , 

Aryan  1. a. 	2. n. ; 

as  (  ); ( )	1. pron. rel.	  1) , ;	   this is the same book as I lost    ,  ,   	  2) ;	   he was a foreigner as they perceived from his accent     	2. adv.	  1) ;	   do as you are told   () ;	   as per order .  	  2)  ;	   some animals, as the fox and the wolf  ,     	  3)   (-.);	   to appear as Hamlet    ;	   to work as a teacher   as... as...  ... ;	   he is as tall as you are    ,   ;	   as far as	    )  ; ;	   I will go as far as the station with you     ;	    ) ;	   as far as I know   ;	   as far back as 1920   1920 ;	   as far back as two years ago     ;	   as for  ,  ;	   as for me, you may rely upon me   ,     ;	   as much as ;	   as much as you like  ;	   I thought as much     as good as   ; ;	   the work is as good as done   ;	   as well	    ) ;	   I can do it as well     ;	    )    ;	   as yet  ,   ;	   there have been no letters from him as yet      	3. cj.	  1) ,     (. just as);	   he came in as I was speaking  ,   ;	   just as I reached the door      	  2)  ;	   I could not stay, as it was late    ,     	  3) ;  ;	   cunning as he is he won't deceive me    ,    ;	   I was glad of his help, slight as it was     ,     	  4) ( inf.) be so good as to come  ,  as if  ;	   as it were  ;	   as though = as if; as to, as concerning, as concerns ,  ;	   they inquired as to the actual reason     ;	   as you were! . !

asbestine  a. 

asbestos  n. . 

ascend  v.	  1) , ;	   to ascend a mountain ,   	  2) ;   ( -.)	  3) .  

ascendancy  n. ,   (over)

ascendant  1. n. his star is in the ascendant   	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 

ascendency  = ascendancy

ascendent  = ascendant

ascension  n. , ;	   balloon ascension    

Ascension-day  n. .  

ascensional  a.	  1) ;	   ascensional ventilation .  	  2) ;	   ascensional power .  ;	   ascensional rate .   ,  

Ascensiontide  n. .      

ascent  n.	  1) , 	  2) ,  ;	   rapid ascent  	  3)  

ascertain  v. , , , ;	   to ascertain the situation  

ascertainment  n. , ;	   ascertainment of facts  

ascetic  1. a. ; 	2. n. ; 

asceticism  n. 

ascorbic  a. ascorbic acid  

Ascot  n.  (      )

ascribe  v.  (to ascribe -.);	   this poem is ascribed to Lermontov    

ascription  n. 

asepsis  n. 

aseptic  1. n.  	2. a. 

asexual  a. 

ash  I	1. n.	  1) (. pl.) , ;	   to burn to ashes  ;	   to lay in ashes ,  	  2) pl. ,  to turn to dust and ashes    ( )	2. v.  	II n. . ;	   mountain ash, wild ash 

ash can  n. .	  1) = ash-bin	  2) . .  

Ash Wednesday  n.      

ash-bin  n.	  1) ,   	  2) . 

ash-box  n. . ; 

ash-key  n. .  ( )

ash-pan  = ash-box

ash-pit  = ash-box

ash-pot  n. 

ash-stand  = ash-tray

ash-tray  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

ashamed  a. predic. ;	   to be ashamed of smth.  -.;	   to be ( to feel) ashamed for smb.   -.;	   I am ashamed of myself    ;	   he was ashamed to tell the truth     

ashen  I a.	  1) ,  	  2) ,  	  3) -	II a. 

ashlar  n. .	  1)   ( )	  2) attr. ashlar facing    

ashler  n. .	  1)   ( )	  2) attr. ashler facing    

ashore  adv.	  1)  ,  ;	   to come ashore, to go ashore   ;	   to run ashore, to be driven ashore   	  2)  ,  

ashy  a.	  1) 	  2) 

ashy-gray  = ashy

Asian  = Asiatic; Asian flu  

Asiatic  1. n. ; 	2. a. 

aside  1. adv.	  1)  ;  ;	   to speak aside    ( );	   to take (smb.) aside  (-.)  ;	   to turn aside for a moment   	  2) ;  ;	   to put aside  aside from	    ) ;	    ) .  	2. n. ,    

asinine  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

ask  v.	  1) ;	   to ask a question  	  2)  (about, after, for);	   to ask after a person's health   -. 	  3) ,   (for);	   a boy is asking for you  -  	  4) ;	   to ask a favour (for help)    ( )	  5) ;	   to ask 250 pounds for a horse  250   ;	  6)  (. . ask out)	  7) ;	   it asks (for) attention    ask me another! .  ,  () !;	   to ask for (trouble) .   ,   

askance  adv.	  1) , 	  2) ;  ;	   to look ( to view, to glance) askance at smb.   -. ,  

askant  = askance

askew  adv.	  1) , ;	   to hang a picture askew   	  2) ;	   he looked at them askew    

asking  1. pres-p.  ask	2. n.	  1) it's yours for the asking ()   	  2) attr. the asking price  

aslant  1. adv. , 	2. prep. 

asleep  a. predic.	  1) ;	   to be asleep ;	   to fall asleep 	  2) , 	  3)  ( , )

aslope  adv. , ;  ;  

asocial  a. ,   

asp  I n. . 	II n.	  1) . ; 	  2) . 

asparagus  n. . 

aspect  n.	  1) () , ;	   he has a gentle aspect    	  2) ;	   my house has a southern aspect     	  3) , ;	   to consider a question in all its aspects      	  4) pl. ;	   economic aspects  	  5) . 

aspen  1. n. = asp i:	2. a. ;	   to tremble like an aspen leaf    

asperity  n.	  1) , 	  2)  ()	  3) (. pl.) , ;	   the asperities of a cold winter   	  4) ; ;	   to speak with asperity  

asperse  v. , , 

aspersion  n. ;	   to cast aspersions on smb.   -.

asphalt  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. v.  , 

asphodel  n. . 

asphyxia  n. . , 

asphyxiant  1. n.   	2. a. ;	   asphyxiant gas  

asphyxiate  v.	  1)  ; 	  2) 

asphyxy  = asphyxia

aspic  n.  ()

aspidistra  n. .  

aspirant  1. n. ,  (to, for, after)	2. a. , 

aspirate  1. n. .	  1)  	  2)  	2. v.	  1) .   	  2) .  ()  -. 

aspiration  n.	  1) ;   ( -.)	  2) . 	  3) .  ()  

aspirator  n.	  1) 	  2)  

aspire  v. ,  (to, after, at; .  inf.)

aspirin  n. 

ass  n.  to be an ass for one's pains      ;   ;	   to make an ass of oneself	    )     ;	    )  ;	   to make an ass of smb.  -.   ;   -.;	   to play ( to act) the ass  

assagai  n. ,  (  )

assail  v.	  1) , ;  ; ;	   I was assailed with questions   ;	   I was assailed by doubts    ,    	  2)  	  3)    (   ..); ,     

assailable  a.   , 

assailant  n. ,  

assassin  n.	  1)  (. ,  - );	   hired assassin  	  2) 

assassinate  v.	  1) () 	  2)   

assassination  n.	  1) () 	  2)  

assassinator  = assassin

assault  1. n.	  1) , ; , ;	   assault at ( of) arms   (,   ..);	   to take ( to carry) a fortress by assault   , 	  2) 	  3) . 	  4) .      ;	   assault and battery  	  5) .    	  6) attr. . ;	   assault party  ;	   assault team  ;	   assault gun  	2. v.	  1) ; ,   	  2) ;  (   ..)	  3) . 	  4) .   

assaulter  n.	  1) , 	  2) .  

assay  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ;  ;   (  );	   mark of assay  	  3)   	2. v. , ,    (  )

assaying  1. pres-p.  assay 2	2. n. ;    

assegai  = assagai

assemblage  n.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3) 	  4) . , , 	  5) assemblage of curves .  

assemble  v.	  1) 	  2) ()	  3) . ;	   to assemble a watch  

assembly  n.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   united Nations General A.     	  3) (A.)  ;   (   )	  4) . , 	  5) 	  6) .  ; , 	  7) attr. ;	   assembly line  ;	   assembly shop  

assembly-room  n.	  1)   ,   ..	  2)  

assemblyman  n. .    

assent  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   Royal assent   ( )	2. v.  (to assent  -.,  -.);   (to);	   he assented to our proposal     ;	   he assented to receive the visitor    

assentation  n. , 

assert  v.	  1) ; 	  2) ; ,  (   ..);	   to assert oneself	    )   ;  ;	    )   ;	   to assert one's rights   

assertion  n.	  1) ;	   a mere assertion  	  2) 	  3) . 

assertive  a.	  1) ;	   in an assertive form   	  2)  , ; 

assess  v.	  1)   ,   ..	  2)  ; 	  3)     

assessable  a.   ()

assessment  n.	  1) ;   ()	  2) 

assessor  n.	  1) . (-)	  2)  

asset  n.	  1) pl. .   ,   	  2) pl. . (); ;	   assets and liabilities   	  3)  (   )	  4) .  ;  ;	   good health is a great asset   -  

asseverate  v.	  1)    	  2)  

asseveration  n.	  1)  	  2)  

assiduity  n.	  1) , , 	  2) pl. 

assiduous  a. , ; 

assiduousness  n. , 

assign  1. v.	  1) ,  (, )	  2)  (, )	  3) ,   	  4) ; 	  5)  ( -.),  ()	  6) ;	   this song is sometimes assigned to Schubert     	2. n. . 

assignation  n.	  1) 	  2) . ,    	  3)  ;  ;  	  4) 

assignee  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . ;	   assignee in bankruptcy       

assignment  n.	  1) ;	   assignment to a position   	  2) 	  3) ; 	  4) 	  5) 	  6) .    	  7)      	  8) attr. assignment clause   (, )

assimilate  v.	  1) ,  (to, with)	  2)  (to, with)	  3) . (); , 

assimilation  n.	  1) 	  2) . ; 

assist  v.	  1) , 	  2)   (in)	  3)  (at)

assistance  n. , ;	   to render assistance  

assistant  n.	  1) ; 	  2) .  

assize  n.	  1)  	  2) pl.    	  3) .   ,   ..

associate  1. n.	  1) , ; , 	  2) 	  3)    ,   (. fellow); - ( )	  4) . , 	2. a. ; ; ;	   associate societies  ;	   associate editor .  ;	   associate professor . -	3. v.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3)  (with) {. . 4}	  4) refl. , ;   (in);	   to associate oneself with   -,   -. {. . 3}

associated  1. p-p.  associate 3	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2)  ; ;	   associated arms .   

association  n.	  1) 	  2) , , 	  3) ,  ()	  4) , , 	  5) . ,  	  6) attr. association football 

associative  a.	  1) 	  2) 

assonance  n.	  1) 	  2) ,   ( )

assonant  1. n. . 	2. a. 

assorted  a.	  1) ;	   a pound of assorted sweets   	  2) 

assortment  n.	  1) 	  2) 

assuage  v.	  1)  (  ..);  (, )	  2)  ()

assuagement  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  

assume  v.	  1)   ;  ;	   to assume responsibility    ;	   to assume command  ;	   to assume control     (-);	   to assume office   	  2)  (, );	   his illness assumed a very grave character      	  3)   ; ; ;	   to assume airs    , 	  4) , ;	   let us assume that... , ...	  5)  ,  to assume measures  ;	   to assume the offensive .   

assumed  1. p-p.  assume	2. a.	  1) ;	   an assumed name  	  2) 	  3) , 

assuming  1. pres-p.  assume	2. a. ; 

assumption  n.	  1) ,   ;	   assumption of power  	  2)  ( )	  3) 	  4) 	  5) 	  6) . 

assumptive  a.	  1) , 	  2) ; 

assurance  n.	  1) ; , 	  2) , ;	   to make assurance double ( doubly) sure	    )   ;	    )  	  3)   	  4) , ; ;	   he had the assurance to claim he had done it himself     ,     	  5) 	  6) attr. assurance factor .   

assure  v.	  1) ;  (-.); 	  2) refl. 	  3) , 	  4) ;	   to assure one's life with ( in) a company     

assured  1. p-p.  assure	2. a.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   success is assured  	  3) 	  4) ; 

assuredly  adv. , 

assuredness  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 

assurer  n. 

assy  n. .  assembly

Assyrian  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) , ; 	  2)  

astatic  a. . ;	   astatic needle   

aster  n. 

asterisk  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . ,  	2. v. .  

astern  adv. .	  1)  ;  ; 	  2) ;	   full speed astern  () 

asteroid  1. n.	  1) . ;  	  2) .  	2. a. 

asthenia  n. . , 

asthma  n. . ,  

asthmatic  1. a.	  1) 	  2)  	2. n. 

astigmatism  n. . 

astir  1. a. predic.	  1)   	  2) , ;	   the whole town was astir with the news     	  3)  ,   ;	   to be early astir     	2. adv.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)  

astonish  v. , 

astonishing  1. pres-p.  astonish	2. a. , 

astonishment  n. , 

astound  v. , 

astounding  1. pres-p.  astound	2. a. 

astraddle  adv. a. predic.   ;  (.  )

astragal  n. . ,   

astragali  pl.  astragalus

astragalus  n. (pl. -li)	  1) .  	  2) . 

astrakhan  . n.	  1) 	  2) attr. 

astral  a. , 

astray  adv. to go astray ; .   ;	   to lead astray    (. .)

astride  1. adv.	  1) ;	   to ride astride  	  2)  	2. prep.  ( -.);	   to sit astride a horse (a chair)     ( )

astringent  1. a. 	2. n.  

astrolabe  n. . 

astrologer  n. , 

astrology  n. 

astronaut  n. , 

astronautics  n. pl. (.  sing) , 

astronomer  n. 

astronomic  = astronomical

astronomical  a.	  1) 	  2) .  

astronomy  n. 

astute  a.	  1) 	  2) 

asunder  adv.	  1) , ;    ;	   to rush asunder    	  2) ,  ,  ;	   to tear asunder   

asylum  n.	  1) ; 	  2)   (. lunatic asylum)

asymmetric  asymmetrical a. 

asymmetry  n. ,  

asynchronous  a. ,    

asyndetic  a. . 

asyndeton  n. . , 

at  (  ); ( ) prep.	  1)  .   	    )  , , , ;	   at Naples  ;	   at a meeting  ;	   at a depth of six feet    ;	   at the window  ;	   at the hospital  ;	   at home ;	    )     , , ;	   to throw a stone at smb.    -.;	    )    , , , ;	   trains arrive at the terminus every halfhour       	  2)     	    )     , ;	   at six o'clock   ;	   at dinnertime   ;   ;	   at the end of the lesson   ;	   at dawn  ;	   at night ;	   at present   , ;	    )  ;	   at the age of 25, at 25 years of age   25 ;	   at an early age   	  3)   ,  ;	   at work	    )  ;	    )  ;	   at breakfast  ;	   at school  ;	   at court  ;	   at the piano  ;	   at the wheel  ;	   at one's studies  ;	   what are you at now?	    )    ?,     ?;	    )   ?;	   he is at it again     	  4)   ,  , ;	   at anchor  ;	   at war   ;	   at peace  ;	   at watch  ;	   at leisure  	  5)   ,   , , ;  . . ;	   at a run ;	   at a gulp  ;	   at a snail's pace  	  6)    , ;	   to get information at the fountainhead    ;	   to find out the address at the information bureau     	  7)    , , ;  . . ;	   at smb.'s request  -. ;	   to be surprised at smth.  -.;	   we were sad at hearing such news  ,   ;	   he was shocked at what he saw    ,  	  8) .  ,    , ,  , , , , , ;	   at a speed of 70 km   70 ;	   at high remuneration   ;	   at three shillings a pound     ;	   at a high price   	  9)      ;	   clever at physics   ;	   good at languages    at that	    ) ,   ;	   she lost her handbag and a new one at that   ,      ;	    )  ;	   let it go at that     

at par  adv.  

ataboy  interj. . . !

atavistic  a. 

ataxy  n. . 

ate  p.  eat

atelier  n. .	  1) 	  2)  (. )

atheism  n. 

atheist  n. 

atheistic  atheistical a. 

Athena  n. . . 

athenaeum  n.	  1)  (    );	   the A.    	  2) , 

Athene  = Athena

Athenian  1. a. 	2. n. ; 

athlete  n.	  1) 	  2) 

athletic  a. ;	   athletic field ;  

athletics  n. pl. (. .  sing) ;  ;	   trackandfield athletics  

athome  n. .       

athwart  1. adv.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ; 	2. prep.	  1) ; ;	   to run athwart a ship     ;	   to throw a bridge athwart a river    	  2) ; ;	   athwart his plans   

Atlantic  a. 

Atlas  n. . . , 	atlas  I n.	  1)  	  2) .  (  )	  3) .  ( ,    ,   ..)	  4)   ( 26 .  33 .,  26 .  36 .)	II n. . 

atmosphere  n.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   tense atmosphere  	  3) attr. ;	   atmosphere pressure  

atmospheric  a. , ; ;	   atmospheric condensation  ;	   atmospheric pressure  ;	   atmospheric density  ;	   atmospheric temperature  

atmospherical  = atmospheric

atmospherics  n. pl. .  

atoll  n. ,  

atom  n.	  1) 	  2)  ;	   to break ( to smash) to atoms  ;	   not an atom of evidence   	  3) attr. atom fission ( splitting, smashing)  

atom-bomb  v.   

atom-smasher  n.   

atomaniac  n.   

atombomb  n.  

atomic  a. ;	   atomic bomb  ;	   atomic energy  ;	   atomic heat  ;	   atomic number  ;	   atomic rocket     ;	   atomic weight  ;	   atomic pile  ,  ;	   atomic control     ;	   atomic warfare  

atomicity  n. . , 

atomism  n. ,  

atomistic  a.	  1) 	  2) ;     , 

atomize  v.	  1) 	  2) 

atomizer  n.	  1) 	  2) . , 	  3) 

atomy  I n.	  1) 	  2)  	II n. (.  anatomy)	  1)  ( )	  2) . , "  "

atone  v.	  1) ,  (; . atone for)	  2)  (. atone for)

atonement  n.	  1)  ()	  2) 

atonic  a.	  1) . ;	   atonic syllable  	  2) . ; , 

atony  n. . 

atop  adv.	  1) 	  2) atop of ,  ;	   atop of the cliff   

atrabilious  a.	  1)   	  2) ; 

atrip  a. predic. adv. to be atrip .    ( )

atrocious  a.	  1) , , 	  2) . , ;	   atrocious weather  

atrocity  n.	  1) , 	  2) .  ,  	  3) . -. , ;	   that film is an atrocity    

atrophied  1. p-p.  atrophy 2	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ; 

atrophy  1. n.	  1) . 	  2) , , 	2. v.	  1) 	  2) 

attaboy  = at--boy

attach  v.	  1) , ;	   to attach a seal to a document    ;   ;	   to attach a stamp  ;	   the responsibility that attaches to that position ,    	  2) to attach oneself to ;	   he attached himself to the new arrivals     	  3) ; ;	   to attach a teacher to a class    	  4) ,   ;	   they are deeply attached to her     	  5) , ;	   he attached the blame to me     	  6) . , ;  (),   ( )

attache case  n.     ( , )

attached  1. p-p.  attach	2. a.	  1) ;  (-.)	  2) 	  3) 	  4)  ( )

attachedly  adv. ;	   yours attachedly   (  )

attachie  n. .  ;	   air (military, naval) attachie - (, ) 

attachment  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) .  	  4) . , 

attack  1. n.	  1) , ;  ; 	  2) pl. 	  3)  , 	  4) attr. . ;	   attack plane . 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) ;   ( -.),  (   ..);	   to attack a problem    	  4)  ( )	  5) , ;	   acid attacks metals   

attackable  a.	  1) 	  2) 

attain  v. , 

attainability  n. 

attainable  a. 

attainder  n. .        ;	   Act ( Bill) of A.      

attainment  n.	  1) ; 	  2) pl. , ;	   a man of varied attainments  

attaint  1. n. , 	2. v.	  1)      {. attainder}	  2) , 

attar  n.   ( );	   attar of roses  

attemper  v.	  1)    	  2) ,  (to)	  3) , 

attempt  1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ;	   an attempt on smb.'s life   -. 	2. v. , ,  

attend  v.	  1)  ;   ( -., -.;	   to);	   to attend to smb.'s needs    -. ;	   please, attend! !,  !	  2) ,  (to attend  -.); ;	   to attend to the education of one's children     ;	   your orders will be attended to  ,   	  3) ,  ( );	   the patient was attended by Dr X    X	  4) ,  (on, upon)	  5) ; ;	   I will attend you to the theatre     ;	   success attends hard work    	  6) ;  ( ,   ..);	   I have to attend a meeting     ;	   to attend school  

attendance  n.	  1)  (at); ;	   your attendance is requested   ;	   hours of attendance ,  	  2) ;	   poor attendance  	  3) , ;	   there was a large attendance at the meeting     	  4) ,  (upon); ;	   medical attendance  

attendant  1. n.	  1) ,    	  2) 	  3) , 	2. a.	  1) , ;	   attendant circumstances  	  2) 	  3)  (upon)

attention  n.	  1) ; ;	   to attract ( to draw, to call) smb.'s attention to smth.  -.   -.;	   to pay attention (to)   ();	   to compel attention  ;	   to slip smb.'s attention   -. ;	   I am all attention   ;	   attention! !;	   to stand at attention    ""	  2) , ;	   to show much attention (to smb.)   ( -.)	  3)  (   ..)	  4) pl. ;	   to pay attentions (to)  ()	  5) .  ( )

attentive  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , 

attenuate  1. a.	  1) , , 	  2) ;	   attenuate substance  	2. v.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ; 

attenuation  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) . . 	  4) attr. attenuation constant .  

attest  v.	  1) ; ;	   to attest a signature  	  2) ,   	  3)   

attestation  n.	  1)  , 	  2)  ()	  3)   

attestor  n. . 

attic  n.	  1) ; 	  2) (the attics) pl.   	  3) . 	  4) . , "" to have rats in the attic . =   	Attic  a.	  1) 	  2)  ( ) Attic salt  

attic-storey  n.  

attic-story  n.  

atticism  n.  ;  ,  

attire  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) .  	2. v. (. pass.) , ;	   simply attired  

attitude  n.	  1) ;  ( -.);	   friendly attitude towards smb.    -.	  2) attitude of mind  	  3) ; 	  4) .    

attitudinize  v.  () 

attorney  n. . ; ; ; ;	   A. General   ( );   ( );	   district ( circuit) attorney   ( );	   by attorney  ,   ( )

attract  v.	  1) , 	  2) , 

attractable  a. 

attraction  n.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3) (. pl.) 	  4) 

attractive  a.	  1) , , ;	   attractive smile ,  	  2) attractive power .  

attribute  1. n.	  1) ;  ,  , 	  2) . , 	2. v.  (-., -.;	   to);  (  -., -., to)

attribution  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

attributive  1. n. . , 	2. a. . , 

attrition  n.	  1) 	  2)   , ; 	  3) , 

attune  v.	  1)  , 	  2)  ( )

aubergine  n. . 

auburn  a. -, -, - (.  )

auction  1. n. , ;	   to put up to (. at) auction, to sell by (. at) auction   	2. v.   

auctioneer  1. n. 	2. v.   ,  

audacious  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

audaciousness  = audacity

audacity  n.	  1) 	  2) 

audibility  n. , 

audible  a. , ; 

audibly  adv. , ; ; . 

audience  n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3)  (of, with audience  -.);	   to give an audience  ; 

audio frequency  n. .  

audiograph  n. . 

audiometer  n. . 

audit  1. n. ,   ,   	2. v.  , 

audition  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ,  	  3) . . . , 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) . . . 

auditor  n.	  1) , () 	  2) . 

auditorial  a. , 

auditorium  n.  , 

auditory  a. . ;	   auditory nerve  

Augean  a. Augean stables  

auger  n. .	  1) , 	  2)  ()

aught  1. n. , -; -	2. adv.  -. ;  -. ;	   for aught I know   

augment  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) . , 	2. v. , 

augmentation  n. , , 

augmentative  a.	  1) 	  2) .  ( )

augur  1. n.	  1) . 	  2) 	2. v. , ; ;	   to augur well   

augural  a. ;	   augural sign  

augury  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) 

August  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. 	august  a.	  1) 	  2) 

Augustan  a. Augustan age  ( ) ; .     

auk  n.  ()

aunt  n. ;  my aunt! =   !,   !,   !

Aunt Sally  n.	  1)  ,   ,          	  2)     

auntie  n. . 

aura  n.	  1) 	  2)  (-.)	  3) . ,   

aural  a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   aural impression  

aurally  adv. ,  

aureate  a.	  1) 	  2) 

aureola  n. , , 

aureole  n. , , 

auric  a.	  1)  	  2) . 

auricle  n. .	  1)  	  2) 

auricula  n. (pl. las lae) . 

auriculae  pl.  auricula

auricular  a.	  1) , 	  2)   ; 	  3) .   

auriferous  a. , 

auriform  a.   

Auriga  n. .  ()

aurochs  n. . 

aurora  n.	  1) . . 	  2) (.) . ,  

Aurora australis  n.   

aurora borealis  n.   

aurora polaris  n.  

auroral  a.	  1) . 	  2) . ; 	  3)     

auscultate  v. .  ()

auscultation  n. .  ()

auspices  pl.	  1)  	  2) ;	   under the auspices of smb.  -. 

auspicious  a. 

Aussie  . . Australian 2

austere  a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) , ,  ( )

austerity  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) 

austral  a. 

Australian  1. a. 	2. n. ; 

authentic  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

authentically  adv. ; 

authenticate  v.	  1) 	  2)  

authentication  n. 

authenticity  n. , 

author  n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3) ; 

authoress  n. 

authoritarian  1. a. 	2. n.   

authoritative  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

authority  n.	  1) ;	   the authority of Parliament  ;	   a man set in authority ,  	  2) (. pl. the authorities) ;	   to apply to the authorities   	  3)  (for; .  inf.);	   who gave you the authority to do this?     ?	  4) , , , ;	   to carry authority  	  5) ,  	  6)   (, )	  7) ;	   on the authority of the press    ,   

authorization  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

authorize  v.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3) ; ;	   his conduct was authorized by the situation    

authorized  1. p-p.  authorize	2. a. ;	   authorized translation  ;	   Authorized Version    . 1611 .,    

authorship  n. ;	   a book of doubtful authorship ,     

auto  n. . .	  1) = automatic pistol {. automatic 1, 1}	  2) . automobile 1

auto-  pref. -, -

auto-da-fe  . n. (pl. autos-da-fe) . 

auto-training  n. (. A. T.)  , ;  

autobahn  . n. (pl. -en ) 

autobiographic  a. 

autobiographical  a. 

autobiography  n. 

autobus  n. . 

autocar  n. 

autochthon  n. (pl. -s -es )  , 

autochthonal  a.  (  )

autocracy  n. , 

autocrat  n.	  1) , 	  2)  , 

autocratic  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

autogamous  a. . , 

autogenesis  n. , 

autogenous  a. . ;	   autogenous welding  

autograph  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	2. v. ,  

autographic  a.  ; 

autointoxication  n. . 

automanipulation  n. 

automat  n. .	  1) -	  2)  

automata  pl.  automaton

automatic  1. a.	  1) ;	   automatic pilot ;	   automatic pistol  ;	   automatic rifle  ;  ;	   automatic rifleman ;	   automatic stoker  ;	   automatic coupling -. ;	   automatic fire  ;	   automatic telephone system   ;	   automatic train stop -. ;	   automatic transmitter  	  2) , 	2. n.	  1)  ; 	  2)  	  3) .  

automatical  = automatic 1

automation  n. 

automatism  n. ;  

automaton  n. (pl. -ta, -tons ) 

automobile  1. n. 	2. a.	  1) ;	   automobile railway car -. ;	   automobile transportation ;	   automobile wagon  , 	  2) 

automotive  a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   automotive industry  

autonomist  n. ,  

autonomous  a. , 

autonomy  n.	  1) , 	  2)   	  3)  ;  

autopilot  n. 

autopsy  n.  ()

autorifle  n. .  

autos-da-fe  pl.  auto-da-fe

autostrada  n. 

autosuggestion  n. 

autotruck  n. . 

autotype  1. n. ;  	2. v.   

autumn  n.	  1) 	  2) .  	  3) attr. 

autumnal  a.	  1) 	  2)    

auxiliary  1. a.	  1) 	  2) ; 	2. n.	  1) 	  2) .  	  3) pl.     	  4) .  ,  

auxins  n. pl. .   , 

avail  1. n. , ;	   of avail ;	   of no avail ;	   of little avail ;	   of what avail is it?    ?,    ?	2. v.	  1)  , ;	   his efforts did not avail him     	  2) refl. to avail oneself of ,  (, )

availability  n.	  1) 	  2) 

available  a.	  1) ;   , ;	   available surface  ;	   by all available means   ;	   all available funds   ;	   this book is not available    ;	   to make available 	  2) , 	  3) ;	   tickets available for one day only ,     

avalanche  n.	  1) ,  	  2)  (, );  (  ..)

avant-corps  n. . .  

avarice  n. ; 

avaricious  a. ; 

avast  interj. . !, !

avatar  n. . .    (. )

avenge  v. ;	   to avenge oneself ,    (on avenge -., for avenge  -.)

avengeful  a. 

avenger  n. 

avenue  n.	  1) ,    ( ,   ..)	  2) ,  	  3)  ,  (.  )	  4) , ;	   an avenue to wealth (to fame)    ();	   to explore every avenue, to leave no avenue unexplored   	  5) avenue of approach . 

aver  v.	  1) 	  2) . 

average  1. n.	  1)  ;  ;	   on the ( an) average  ;	   to strike an average   ;	   below (above) the average  () 	  2) .    	  3)       (, )	2. a.	  1) ;	   average output   ();	   average rate of profit -.   	  2) , , ;	   average height ,  	3. v.	  1)   	  2)   ,  average out   ;   

average adjuster  n. . 

average statement  n. . 

averment  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

averruncator  n.  

averse  a. , ;   (to averse  -.);	   not averse to a good dinner   

aversion  n.	  1) ,  (to)	  2) 	  3)  ;	   one's pet aversion .   

avert  v.	  1)  (;	   from);	   he averted his face  	  2)  (;	   from)	  3) ,  (,   ..)

avertable  = avertible

avertible  a. 

aviary  n. ; ()

aviate  v.	  1)   ,   ..	  2)  ,   ..

aviation  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. ;	   aviation engine  

aviator  n. , , 

aviculture  n. 

avid  a. ;  (of, for)

avidity  n. ; 

avifauna  n. .  ,  ( ,  )

aviso  n. (pl. os )	  1) . 	  2) .  

avocado  n. . 

avocation  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) (. pl.)  ;    , 

avoid  v.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) . , 

avoidable  a. ,   

avoidance  n.	  1) 	  2) , , 	  3) 

avoirdupois  n.	  1) . "" (      ,   ,    ); 1  = 454 ; . avoirdupois weight	  2) . ; , 

avouch  v.	  1) , ; 	  2) , 	  3) , 

avow  v.	  1)  	  2) refl. 	  3) .  

avowal  n. 

avowed  1. p-p.  avow	2. a. 

avowedly  adv. , 

avulsion  n.	  1) ,  	  2) .            

avuncular  a.	  1) 	  2) ;  avuncular relation . 

await  v.	  1) , 	  2) 

awake  1. v. (awoke; awoke, awoken, awaked )	  1) ; . .  (, );	   to awake smb. to the sense of duty   -.  	  2) ; . ;	   to awake to one's danger  	2. a. predic.	  1) ;	   to be awake ,  	  2) , ;	   to be awake to smth.   -. wide awake	    )    ;	    ) , ;	    ) ;    ; ,   

awaken  = awake 1, .  (,   ..)

awakening  1. pres-p.  awaken	2. n.  (. .);	   rude awakening  

award  1. n.	  1)  (, );	   award of pension  	  2)    	  3)  (, )	2. v.  (-.);  (-.) to award a contract         

aware  a. predic. , , ;	   to be aware of ( that) , ,      (  , );	   he is aware of danger, he is aware that there is danger     

awash  a. predic.	  1)     	  2)  	  3)   	  4) . , " "

away  adv.	  1)        ..;	   away from home   ;	   he is away   	  2)  ,  ;	   to go away ;	   to run away ;	   to throw away ;	   away with you! !, !;	   away with it! ()  !	  3)  , : to boil away ;	   to waste ( to pine) away ;	   to make away with ; ; ;	   to pass away ; 	  4)   : he worked away   	  5)    : to give away  away off . ;	   away back . ,  ; - far and away	    ) , , ;	    ) ;	   out and away , , ;	   right away , 

away match  n. ,    

awayteam  n. .  

awe  1. n. () , , ;	   to stand in awe of smb.  -.;     -.;	   to strike with awe   , ;	   to keep ( to hold) in awe   	2. v.  , 

aweary  a. . , 

awesome  a.	  1) ;	   an awesome sight    	  2)  ; 

awestruck  a. ,  ,  

awful  a.	  1) 	  2)  , 	  3) .   ; 

awfully  adv.	  1) 	  2) . ; ; ;	   awfully good of you     

awheel  adv.  ,  

awhile  adv. .   , ;	   wait awhile  

awkward  a.	  1) ,  ( ,   ..);	   an awkward gait  ;	   awkward age  	  2) ; , ;	   an awkward situation ,  	  3) .  ( )	  4) 

awkwardness  n. , 

awl  n. 

awn  n.  ()

awning  n.	  1) , 	  2) attr. awning deck .  

awoke  p.  p-p.  awake 1

awoken  p-p.  awake 1

awry  1. a. predic.	  1) 	  2) ;	   a face awry with pain ,  	  3) 	2. adv.	  1) , ;	   to look awry  ,  	  2) , ; ;	   to take awry    ;	   things went awry   

ax  I	1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ()	  3) (the ax) ,  	  4) .   ; ,  	  5) .  to fit ( to put) the ax in ( on) the helve  ;  ;  ;	   to hang up one's ax	    )   ;	    )    ;	   to have an ax to grind    ;	   to send the ax after the helve  ;	   to set the ax to smth., to lay the ax to the root of smth.   ,  -.	2. v.	  1)  	  2) .  ();  (, )	II . . ask

axe  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ()	  3) (the axe) ,  	  4) .   ; ,  	  5) .  to fit ( to put) the axe in ( on) the helve  ;  ;  ;	   to hang up one's axe	    )   ;	    )    ;	   to have an axe to grind    ;	   to send the axe after the helve  ;	   to set the axe to smth., to lay the axe to the root of smth.   ,  -.	2. v.	  1)  	  2) .  ();  (, )

axes  I pl.  ax(e) 1	II pl.  axis

axestone  n. . 

axial  a. ;   ;	   axial angle   

axil  n. .  (); 

axilla  n. (pl. ae)	  1) . 	  2) = axil

axillae  pl.  axilla

axillary  a.	  1) . 	  2) . 

axiom  n. 

axiomatic  a. ,   

axiomatical  = axiomatic

axis  n. (pl. axes) 

axle  n. . 

axle grease  n. ,  

axlebearing  n. . 

axlebox  n. . 

axled  a. 

axlepin  n. . 

axletree  n.  , 

axunge  n. .  (. )

ay  1. interj. ;	   ay, ay! . !	2. n. (pl. ayes ) the ayes  ,  "";	   the ayes have it  

ayah  . n. -

Azerbaijanese  = Azerbaijani

Azerbaijani  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  

Azerbaijanian  = Azerbaijani

azimuth  n.	  1) ;	   true azimuth  	  2) attr. ;	   azimuth circle ,  ;	   azimuth deviation .  ;	   azimuth finder  

azoic  a.	  1) 	  2) .    

azote  n. 

azotic  a. ; ;	   azotic acid  

azure  1. n. . () , 	2. a. , ;	   azure stone . -

B, b  n. (pl. Bs, B's )	  1) 2-  . 	  2)   -.,     ,   ..	  3) .  not to know B from a bull's foot    ;	   B flat . 

baa  1. n.  	2. v. 

Baal  n. (pl. Baalim)	  1) . 	  2) 

baalamb  n. . 

Baalim  pl.  Baal

babbie  . . baby 1

babbit  = babbitt

Babbitry  n. , 

babbitt  .	1. n. 	2. v.  

babble  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) 	2. v.	  1) ; ; 	  2) , 	  3) 

babblement  = babble 1	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) 

babbler  n. ; 

babe  n.	  1) . . baby 1, 1	  2)  	  3) . .  babes and sucklings ,   ;	   babes in the wood ,  ; 

babel  n.	  1) (B.) .   (. the tower of B.)	  2) ;  ;  

baboo  . n.	  1)  ( )	  2) -,  -	  3) attr. B. English .   

baboon  n.  ()

baby  1. n.	  1) , ; ;	   baby's formula   	  2)  (.  ) to carry ( to hold) the baby	    )   ;	    )      ;	   to plead the baby act   ,   ;	   to play the baby ;	   to send a baby on an errand    	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) , ;	   baby elephant ;	   baby grand (piano)  ;	   baby plane . ;	   baby car  

baby talk  n.   (. .)

baby-moon  n. .   

babyfarmer  n. ,  ( )   

babyhood  n. 

babyish  a. , 

babyminding  n.   

babysit  v. .   

babysitter  n. .  

baccalaureate  n.  

baccara, baccarat  n.  (  )

bacchanal  1. a. ; 	2. n.	  1)      	  2) 	  3) , 

Bacchanalia  n. ;  

Bacchant  n. 

Bacchante  n. 

Bacchic  a. 

Bacchus  n. . , 

baccy  n. (.  tobacco) . 

bach  1. n. .  bachelor I 	2. v. to bach it	    ) . .  ;	    )    

bachelor  I n.  bachelor girl  ,  ;	   bachelor's wife .  , " "	II n. 

bachelorhood  n.  

bachelorship  I = bachelorhood  	II n.  

bacilli  pl.  bacillus

bacillus  n. (pl. li) 

back  I n.  	II 1. n.	  1) ;	   to turn one's back upon smb.   -.;  -.;	   to be on one's back  ()  	  2)  (;  , )	  3)  (, )	  4)    ; , ;	   back of the head ;	   back of the hand   	  5) . back of a ship  	  6)  ()	  7) 	  8) . .   ();  ();  ()	  9) .  ( ) with one's back to the wall   ;   ;	   at the back of one's mind ;	   to be at the back of smth.    -.;	   behind one's back  ,  ;	   to turn one's back   ;	   to put one's back (into)    ();	   to break the back of     ();	   to get ( to put, to set) smb.'s back up  -.;  -.;	   to know the way one knows the back of one's hand =     	2. a.	  1) ; ;	   back entrance  ;	   back street  , ;	   to take a back seat ,    ;   ;	   back vowel .   ;	   back areas . ,  ;	   back elevation . .  ,  ;	   back filling . , 	  2) ;  ( );	   back payment   ;  	  3) ;	   back number	    )   (, ; . back issue);	    )  ; ;	    ) -. ,  	  4) ;	   a back view of things  	  5) 	3. v.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  	  3)  	  4)  	  5)   	  6) . .   	  7) ()   , (); ; ;   ;	   to back water ( the oars) . 	  8)  ()	  9)  ,  (   ..)	  10)  ()	  11) . ,  (on, upon)	  12)  ;  ()  ;    back down ,   -.;	   back out   ;  (of -  -.);	   back up	    ) ;	    )    to back the wrong horse   , ,   	4. adv.	  1) , ;	   back home  ,  ;	   back and forth   ;	   back from the door!   !	  2)  	  3)    ;	   to talk ( to answer) back ;	   to pay back ;	   to love back   back from	    )  ,  ;	   back from the road    ;	    ) . , ;  (. back of) to go back from ( upon) one's word   

back country  n.    ; 

back settlement  n. .  

back slang  n. ,        (. gip . pig)

back-bencher  n.   , ""

back-blocks  n. pl. . .	  1) ,    	  2)  

back-blow  n.	  1)  	  2) . ;  

back-breaking  a. , ;	   back-breaking labour  

back-chat  n. .  

back-cloth  n. . 

back-country  a. ;	   back-country district   

back-draught  n.	  1)  	  2)   ()

back-end  n.	  1)  , ;	   the back-end of a car  	  2)  ;  

back-fire  1. n.	  1) .   (   )	  2)       	  3) .  	2. v.     

back-formation  n. .  

back-haul  n.  ;  

back-sight  n. .  

back-slapping  n. ()   

back-talk  n. .  ,  

back-up  n.	  1)  ( )	  2) -

backache  n.   ,  

backbit  p.  backbite

backbite  v. (backbit; backbitten)   , 

backbitten  p-p.  backbite

backboard  n.	  1)   (   )	  2) 

backbone  n.	  1)  , 	  2)  	  3)  ; ; 	  4)  () to the backbone   , 

backdoor  1. n.	  1)  ;  	  2)  	2. a. , 

backdown  n. ,   

backdrop  n. . 

backed  1. p-p.  back II, 3	2. a.  ,  

backer  n.	  1) ,    . {. back II, 3}	  2) 

backfall  n. .    ( )

backfiller  n. .    (   )

backfisch  . n. -

backgammon  n.  ()

background  n.	  1)  , ;	   against the background  ;	   to keep ( to stay) in the background ,   	  2) ; 	  3) ; , 	  4) ; ;  ;	   what's his background    ?	  5) , 	  6)    	  7) attr. background papers  , 

backhand  n.   ( )

backhanded  a.	  1)     ( )	  2) , ;	   backhanded compliment  	  3) ,    ( )	  4) ,   

backing  1. pres-p.  back II, 3	2. n.	  1)   . {. back II, 3}	  2) . 	  3)  ;    	  4)  ()	  5) . ;  backing and filling . , 

backlash  n.	  1) .  	  2) . , 	  3) .  	  4)   (    ..)

backless  a.	  1)      ( )	  2)  ;	   backless stool 

backlog  n. .	  1) 	  2)  	  3)  (,   ..)

backmost  a.  

backpage  n.   ()

backpay  n. .	  1)   	  2)    

backrest  n.  (  ..)

backroom  n. .	  1)  ,  	  2) attr. , ;	   backroom boys . ,   - 	  3) attr. , , 

backside  n. ; ,  

backslide  v.	  1)  ( )	  2)   ( ,   ..)	  3)    

backstage  1. a. ; ;	   backstage talks  	2. adv.  

backstairs  n. pl.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) attr. , ;	   backstairs influence  	  4) attr. 

backstay  n. (. pl.) . 

backstitch  n. 

backstop  n. ; ; . . 

backstroke  n.	  1)  	  2)   

backsword  n. . 

backtrack  v. , , ;	   to backtrack on one's views    

backward  1. a.	  1)  ( )	  2) ;	   backward children     	  3) , 	  4) ; . 	  5) ;  	  6) , 	2. adv.	  1) ; 	  2) ;  	  3)   , 

backwardness  n.   . {. backward 1}

backwards  = backward 2	  1) ; 	  2) ;  	  3)   , 

backwash  n.	  1) ,     	  2)  	  3)   (  )	  4) , 

backwater  n.	  1) ;  ; .  ; , 	  2) 	  3) = backwash 1	  4) attr. , ;	   backwater district  

backwoods  n. pl.	  1)  ;   	  2) attr. . ; 

backwoodsman  n.	  1)   ; . . ,         	  2) 

bacon  n.	  1)   , ;	   bacon and eggs   	  2) .  ,   to save one's bacon .   ;  -;	   to bring home the bacon .  

bacteria  pl.  bacterium

bacteriological  a. 

bacteriologist  n. 

bacteriology  n. 

bacteriolysis  n. 

bacterium  n. (pl. -ria) 

bad  1. a. (worse; worst)	  1) , , ;	   she feels bad    ;	   bad name (for)  ;	   bad coin    ;	   bad language ;	   bad luck ;	   it is too bad!  !	  2) ; ;	   to go bad ; 	  3) , 	  4) ;	   beer is bad for you   	  5) ;	   bad leg  ;	   to be taken bad 	  6)  ( ,   ..);  ( )	  7) .  bad blood ; ;	   bad debt  ;	   bad egg ( hat, lot) . ; ,  ;	   bad fairy  ;	   bad form  ;	   bad man .  , ;	   with a bad grace 	2. n.	  1) , ;	   to take the bad with the good    	  2) ;	   to the bad  ,  	  3) ; ;	   to go to the bad , ;    	3. v. p.  bid 2

bad-tempered  a. , 

bade  p.  bid 2

badge  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; ; 

badger  1. n.	  1) ;	   to draw the badger .    ; .  -. ,  	  2)    	  3) . .   	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) 

Badger State  n. . .  

badger-baiting  n.   

badger-dog  n.  ( )

badger-drawing  = badger-baiting   

badger-fly  n.   ()

badinage  n. . 

badlands  n. pl. .  

badly  adv. (worse; worst)	  1) , 	  2)  ;	   badly wounded  ;	   I want it badly    ;	   to react badly to smth.    - to be badly off    , 

badminton  n.	  1) 	  2)    

badness  n.   . {. bad 1}

Baedeker  n.    , 

baffle  1. n. .	  1) () ; ; ; 	  2) 	2. v.	  1) ,  (, ); , ;	   to baffle pursuit   	  2)   ;   	  3)  	  4)     to baffle all description   

baffle-board  n.	  1)  	  2) .  

baffle-plate  = baffle 1 n. .	  1) () ; ; ; 	  2) 

baffle-wall  = baffle-board n.	  1)  	  2) .  

baffler  n. .	  1) ; 	  2) 

baffling  1. pres-p.  baffle 2	2. a.	  1) ;	   a baffling problem  ;	   baffling complexity  	  2) ;	   baffling winds ,  

bag  I	1. n.	  1) ; ; ;	   to empty the bag  , ; . ,  	  2) ;  ();	   to make the bag   ,    	  3) 	  4)  (  ), 	  5) pl.  ( )	  6) 	  7) pl. , 	  8) pl. .  (. pair of bags)	  9)   in the bag =   ;  ;	   to set one's bag (for) .  ( -.);	   bag and baggage	    )   ;	    ) ;	    )  ,  ;	   bag of wind . . , ,  {. windbag};	   late bag    ,      ;	   whole bag of tricks	    )  ;	    )   ;	   in the bottom of the bag    ;	   to give smb. the bag to hold  -.  ;   -.;	   to put smb. in a bag    -.,  -.;	   to bear ( to carry) the bag	    )  ;	    )   ;	   to make a (good) bag of smth. ,  -.	2. v.	  1)   	  2)  (- )	  3)  ()	  4)  (  ..)	  5) ;  ;  ( )	  6) .,  . ,   	  7) . .  ,  "";	   I bag!, bags I!  !	II v.  

bag-sleeve  n.  ,   

bagasse  n. ,  (     )

bagatelle  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  	  3) ,   

bagful  n. ()  ()

baggage  n.	  1) . 	  2) .  , 	  3) . . ;	   impudent baggage 	  4) . , 	  5) . 	  6) attr. baggage animal  ;	   baggage train .  

baggage car  n. .  

baggage room  n. .   ()

baggage-check  n. .  

baggage-man  n. . 

bagged  1. p-p.  bag I, 2	2. a.	  1)   ; ()  ; 	  2)  

bagger  n. 

bagging  1. pres-p.  bag I, 2	2. n. 

baggy  a.  ( );	   baggy skin below the eyes   

bagman  n.	  1)  	  2) . 

bagnio  . n.	  1) .    ( )	  2) .  

bagpiper  n. 

bagpipes  n. pl.  ( )

bah  interj. ! ( )

baignoire  n. . . 

bail  I	1. n.	  1) , ;	   to save ( to surrender to) one's bail       (   );	   to forfeit one's bail    	  2) ;	   to accept ( to allow, to take) bail, to admit ( to hold, to let) to bail   ;	   to give ( to offer) bail   ;	   to go ( to be, to become, to stand) bail for smb.   -.;	   to justify (as) bail      to give leg bail . 	2. v.    (-.;  bail out)	II n.	  1)    ( )	  2)   ( )	III v.   ( ; . bail water out);	   to bail out a boat     bail out	    ) . . ,   ;	    ) bail out of the difficulties    	IV n.  (  )

bailable  a.     (  )

bailee  n.  ,     

bailer  n.	  1) , ; . 	  2) ,    

bailey  n. .   Old B.    ( )

bailiff  n.	  1)  , 	  2)  

bailing  I	1. pres-p.  bail	III 2. n. .	  1)  ()	  2)   ( )	II pres-p.  bail I, 2

bailiwick  n. .    

bailment  n.	  1)   	  2)   	  3) ,     (  )

bailor  n. , ,     (  )

bailsman  n. 

bairn  n. . 

bait  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3)       to jump at ( to rise, to swallow) the bait   	2. v.	  1)    	  2) , , 	  3)  (, .  )	  4)   ( )	  5)       	  6)  ()	  7)  , ,   

baize  n. ;	   green baize  

bake  v.	  1) ()	  2)   ;  ()	  3) ; 	  4)   

bakehouse  n. 

baker  n. , 

baker-legged  a. 

bakery  n. , 

bakestone  n.  ()

bakhshish  = baksheesh . n. , , 

baking  1. pres-p.  bake	2. n.	  1) ;  ,    	  2) 	3. a. ;	   baking sun  ,  

baking-powder  n.   ( )

baksheesh  . n. , , 

Balaam  n.	  1) . 	  2) ,  	  3)        

Balaam-basket  = Balaam-box

Balaam-box  n.     (  )

balance  1. n.	  1) ;	   quick ( Roman) balance ,  	  2) ;	   balance of forces  ;	   balance of power   ( );	   to keep one's balance  ; .  ;	   to lose one's balance ,  ; .   ;	   to be off one's balance   	  3) ().  (   )	  4) 	  5) ; ,  (  )	  6) . ,  (. balance in hand);	   balance of payments  ;	   balance of trade   ( );	   to strike a balance  ; .  	  7) .  to be ( to tremble, to swing, to hang) in the balance   ,    ;	   the balance of advantage lies with him     ;	   to be weighed in the balance and found wanting   ;	   to hold the balance ;	   upon a fair balance   	2. v.	  1) ;  ,   ; 	  2) , ;  (with, against)	  3)  (between)	  4) .  ;	   to balance one's accounts  ;	   the accounts don't balance   

balance-beam  n.	  1)  ()	  2) 	  3) .  

balance-bridge  n.  

balance-master  n. 

balance-sheet  n. . 

balance-step  n. .  

balance-wheel  n.  (  )

balanced  1. p-p.  balance 2	2. a. ; ; 

balancer  n.	  1) , 	  2) . , 

balanceweight  n. , 

balconied  a.  ,  

balcony  n.	  1) 	  2) .   

bald  a.	  1) ; ;	   as bald as an egg ( as a billiard ball, as a coot)   ,  	  2) ;  , , 	  3)      ( )	  4)  ( )	  5) , , 	  6) ,  (   ..)

bald-coot  n.	  1)  ()	  2) . ,  

bald-headed  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2)      ( )	2. adv. to go bald-headed at ( into, for) smth. .  ,   , ;  

baldachin, baldaquin  n. 

balderdash  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

baldicoot  = bald-coot	  1)  ()	  2) . ,  

baldly  adv.	  1) ;	   to put it baldly  ,  	  2) , 

baldness  n.   . {. bald}

baldric  n.  ( , )

bale  I	1. n.	  1)  (), ;	   cotton bale  	  2) pl. 	2. v.   ,   	II n. . . , 	III = bail	III   ( ; . bale water out);	   to bale out a boat     bale out	    ) . . ,   ;	    ) bale out of the difficulties    

baleen  n.  

balefire  n.	  1)  	  2) 

baleful  a.	  1) ; 	  2) , ;	   baleful look  

balk  1. n.	  1)  , ; 	  2) (the balks) pl.  	  3)   	  4) ; ;	   to meet with a balk  	  5) .  to make a balk of good ground   	2. v.	  1) , , 	  2)   ();	   he was balked in ( of) his desires    	  3) , ;   , 	  4)  (   ..)	  5)  (  )	  6)  ()	  7) ; ;	   the horse balked at a leap    

Balkan  a. 

balky  a.  ( )

ball  I	1. n.	  1) ;  ()	  2) 	  3)  ();	   a good ball  	  4) 	  5) ; . 	  6)  	  7) . 	  8) pl. . ;	   to make balls of smth.  , ,  -.   ball-and-socket joint  ;	   ball of the eye  ;	   ball of the knee  ;	   ball of fortune  ;	   three (golden) balls  ,    ;	   to have the ball at one's feet   ;    ;	   to strike the ball under the line  ;	   to take up the ball	    )   ;	    )   -.;	   to keep the ball rolling, to keep up the ball	    )  ;	    )   -.;	   to catch ( to take) the ball before the bound   ;	   the ball is with you   ;	   to carry the ball . .  ;	   get on the ball! . . !, !, !;	   on the ball . . ; 	2. v. ()  ; () ball up .	    )   ; ;	    )   	II n. ,  ;	   to open ( to lead up) the ball  ; .  ,    

ball-bearing  n. . 

ball-cartridge  n. .  

ball-pointpen  n.  

ball-room  n.	  1)  	  2) attr. 

ballad  n. .  (-   , .   .  . )

ballad-monger  n.	  1) .    	  2) . 

ballade  n. .  (        )

balladry  n. .     

ballast  1. n.	  1) ;	   the ship is in ballast   	  2) ,   ;	   mental ballast ,  ();	   to lack ballast, to have no ballast   ()	2. v.	  1)  	  2) -.  	  3)   (. .)

ballerina  n. ,  

ballet  n. . 

ballet-dancer  n. () ; 

ballet-master  n. 

balletomane  n. 

ballistic  a. ;	   ballistic rocket  ;	   intermediate-range ballistic missile   ;	   ballistic guided missile    

ballistics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

ballon d'essai  n. .  

balloon  1. n.	  1)  ;  ;	   balloon on bearings, observation balloon   ;	   trial balloon  	  2) ,        	  3) attr. balloon observation    	2. v.	  1)    	  2) 

balloon fabric  n. ,   (  )

balloon tire  n.  ()

balloon-car  n.  

balloonist  a. , 

ballot  I	1. n.	  1)  ;  ;	   tissue ballot .     	  2) ;  (. );	   to elect ( to vote) by ballot, to take a ballot 	  3)  	  4)  Australian ballot  ;	   to cast a single ballot .    	2. v.	  1)  (for - ;	   against - )	  2)  	II n.   ( 70-120 )

ballot-box  n.	  1)  ,  ;	   to stuff the ballot-box .     	  2) attr. ballot-box stuffing . .  

ballot-paper  n.  

bally  .	1. a.  , , : stung by a bally wasp   ;	   whose bally fault is that?    ,  ?	2. adv. , ;	   too bally tired  

ballyhoo  n.	  1) 	  2) 

ballyrag  v.	  1)  	  2) 

balm  n.	  1) ,  	  2) 

balm-cricket  n. 

balmy  a.	  1) 	  2) ,  ( );  ( )	  3) ; ,   ( )	  4) ; 	  5) . ;	   he's balmy        {mis. . barmy 2}

balneology  n. . 

baloney  n.	  1) = boloney	  2) , , 

balsa  n.	  1)  ()	  2) . 

balsam  n.	  1) 	  2) .  ()	  3) attr. balsam fir  

balsamic  = balmy	  1)  4)

baluster  n.	  1) 	  2) pl. 

balustrade  n. 

bam  . .  bamboozle , ;	   to bam smb. out of smth.   -.  -.

bamboo  n. (pl. -boos )	  1) 	  2) attr. 

bamboozle  v. . , ;	   to bamboozle smb. out of smth.   -.  -.

ban  1. n.	  1) ;	   under a ban  	  2)  , 	  3)   ;   	  4) pl. = banns	2. v.	  1)  ; 	  2) . 

banal  a. 

banality  n. 

banalize  v. 

banana  n. 

band  I	1. n.	  1) ,   , : , ; , ; ; ;	   faggot band  	  2) , 	  3) pl.   ,    (,  )	  4) .  	  5) attr. ;	   band conveyer  ;	   band filter  ;	   band brake  	2. v.	  1) 	  2) . 	II 1. n.	  1) ,  	  2) ;	   string band  	  3)  	  4) 	  5)  when the band begins to play .    	2. v. ();  ( band together)

bandage  1. n.	  1) ;  	  2) 	  3)  ( )	2. v. , 

bandana  = bandanna  () 

bandanna  n.  () 

bandar  n. . 

bandarlog  . n.   ; . . 

bandbox  n.  ( ,   ..) to look as if one had just come out of a bandbox    

bandeau  n. . (pl.	    ) 1)   	  2)    ,      

bandeaux  pl.  bandeau

banded  a. ,  

banderol, banderole  n.	  1) 	  2) .  ( )	  3) .       

bandicoot  n. . 

bandiron  n. . ,    

bandit  n. (pl. its itti) , 

banditti  n.	  1) pl.  bandit	  2) , 

bandmaster  n. 

bandog  n.	  1)  	  2)  ; 

bandoleer  n. . 

bandolero  . n. (pl. os ) 

bandolier  = bandoleer 

bandoline  n. 

bandsaw  n.  

bandsman  n. 

bandstand  n.   

bandwagon  n. .	  1)      (.  )	  2) ,   ( );	   to climb on ( to get into) the bandwagon   ,    ;       	  3)  

bandy  I v.	  1) ,  (; ,   ..);	   to bandy words 	  2)  (. bandy about);	   to have one's name bandied about   	  3)  ()	II n.	  1)   , 	  2)       	III n.  ( )	IV a. ,  ( )

bandylegged  a. 

bane  n.	  1) , 	  2) . ;	   the bane of one's life  -. 

baneful  a. , 

banewort  n.	  1) .  , 	  2) .  

bang  I	1. n. , ;  ,   ..;	   to shut the door with a bang    to go over with a bang  ,    ( , , );	   to come up with a bang    	2. v.	  1) (); ()	  2)  ()	  3)    ( ;  bang to)	  4) , ;	   the gun banged  	  5) . , 	  6) . ;  bang down	    )   ;	    ) , ;	   bang off ()  ();	   bang up 	3. adv. .	  1) ;	   to go bang  ( )	  2)  , ;	   the ball hit him bang in the eye      	4. interj. !	II 1. n. 	2. v.   	III n.      ; 

bangle  n. ,     

bangup  a. , 

banian  n.	  1) -	  2) ; , 	  3) ,  ; 	  4) = baniantree   banian days  ;	   banian hospital  

baniantree  n.  

banish  v.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3)  ()

banishment  n. , 

banister  n.	  1) = baluster;	  2) pl.  ()

banjo  n. (pl. os, oes )	  1) . 	  2) . , , 

bank  I	1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  (. )	  3) , 	  4) ; ;	   bank of snow  ; ;	   bank of clouds  	  5) . 	  6) . ,  (,    )	  7) .  (,   ..)	2. v.	  1)  	  2)   ( , ;  bank up)	  3)  ( ), ;  	  4) 	  5) .  ; 	  6)    ,  ( )	II 1. n.	  1) ;	   bank of issue  ;	   to open an account in ( with) a bank    	  2) . ;	   to break the bank  	  3)   ;	   blood bank	    )  ;	    )     	  4) attr. , ;	   bank account   ;	   bank currency ,     ;	   bank holiday         you can't put it in the bank . .    ,    	2. v.	  1)  ()  ;  ()  ; 	  2)  	  3) .   to bank (up) on smb.   -.	III n. .	  1)  ( )	  2)   ( )	  3)  ();	   bank of keys .  	  4)  (  )

bank locomotive  n. -. 

bankable  a. .    ,   

bankbill  n.	  1) ,    ( )	  2)  , 

bankbook  n. .  ,  

bankdraft  n. ,     

banker  I n.	  1) 	  2) pl. 	  3) . 	II n.	  1) ,      	  2) ,   	  3) . 

banket  n. .  ( )

banking  I	1. pres-p.  bank II, 2	2. n.  	II 1. pres-p.  bank I, 2	2. n. . . , 

bankinghouse  n. ,  

banknote  n.  , 

bankrate  n.   

bankrupt  1. n. ; .  ;	   bankrupt in reputation    	2. a.	  1) ;	   to go bankrupt 	  2)  (of, in - -.)	3. v.  ;   

bankruptcy  n. ; ;	   court of bankruptcy     

bankseat  n.  ()

banksman  n. . , ()    

banner  1. n.	  1) ; ; ; . . ;	   under the banner of Marx, Engels, Lenin   , , ;	   to join ( to follow) the banner of ...   ...; .   -. ;	   to unfurl one's banner .    	  2)      , "" to carry the banner . .   ,   	2. a. ; ; ;	   banner year  

bannerbearer  n. 

bannercry  n.  

bannerette  n. 

bannock  n. .  

banns  n. pl.       ;	   to ask ( to call, to publish) the banns     ;	   to forbid the banns     

banquet  1. n. ; ;   banquet of brine  	2. v.	  1)   (  -.)	  2) 

banqueter  n.  

banquette  n.	  1) 	  2) .  ; 

banshee  n.	  1) . . . ,    	  2) .   

bantam  n.	  1)  (  )	  2) . "", , ; =   	  3) attr. bantam car 

bantamweight  n. .  , " "

banter  1. n.  	2. v.  , , 

banthebomb  a.    

banting  n.   

bantling  n. . ,  ( )

banyan  = banian	  1) -	  2) ; , 	  3) ,  ; 	  4) = baniantree   banyan days  ;	   banyan hospital  

baobab  n.  ()

bap  n. . 

baptism  n. ;	   baptism of blood ; .  ;	   baptism of fire  

baptismal  a.   ;	   baptismal certificate   ;	   baptismal name ,   

baptist  n. 

baptistry, baptistrery  n.	  1) 	  2)  ( )

baptize  v. ;  

bar  I	1. n.	  1)  (); ;	   bar of gold  ;	   bar of chocolate  ;	   bar of soap  	  2)  (),  (),  ()	  3)  (.  crowbar)	  4) ; ;	   behind bolt and bar   ;  	  5) 	  6) pl. 	  7) , ;	   to let down the bars  ,  	  8) . ;	   to clear the bar   ,  ;	   horizontal bar ;	   paralletl bars () 	  9) ,   (  ); , 	  10)    	  11) .  ; 	  12)  (, )	2. v.	  1)   	  2) ;	   all exits are barred   	  3) ; ; 	  4) .  -.  -., -.,   bar in ;  ;	   bar out  	3. prep. ,  ;	   bar none  	II n.	  1) , 	  2) , , ;  	III n. .	  1) ,    ;	   prisoner at the bar    	  2) (the bar, the B.) ;	   to be called ( to go) to the B.    ;	   to be at the B.  ;	   to be called within the B.      ;	   to pitch smb. over the bar .  -.      	  3) , ;	   the bar of conscience  ;	   the bar of public opinion   	IV n. .  (    )

barathea  n.	  1)  ( ,      )	  2) . 

barb  1. n.	  1) . ; ; 	  2) .  ( ); 	  3)  ( )	  4) ,  (, ,  )	  5) ,  	2. v.      ..

barbarian  1. n. 	2. a. 

barbaric  a. , ; 

barbarism  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

barbarity  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  (, )

barbarize  v.	  1) .  () 	  2)    

barbarous  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

barbate  a.	  1) . 	  2) . , 

barbecue  1. n.	  1)   	  2)           	  3) .      ,     	  4)     	2. v.	  1)      	  2)  () 

barbed  1. p-p.  barb 2	2. a.	  1)  ; ;	   barbed wire  	  2) , ;	   barbed remark  

barbel  n.	  1) . 	  2)  ( )	  3) . 

barbell  n. pl. . 

barber  I n. ,  every barber knows that =   ,   ;	   barber's block   ;	   barber's pole ,        ,   ;	   barber's itch .  	II n.	  1)      	  2)    

barbery, barberry  n. . 

barbette  n. . . 

barbican  n. . . ,  

barbiturate  n. . 

barbituric  a. . 

Barbizon School  n.    (    ), 

barcarole  n. 

barcarolle  n. 

bard  n.	  1) . 	  2) . , 	  3)       the B. of Avon 

bardic  a. .   ;	   bardic poetry  

bare  1. a.	  1) , ;	   bare feet  ;	   to lay bare , ; 	  2) ;  (of - -.); 	  3) 	  4) , 	  5)  ;	   a bare majority  ;	   at the bare mention of    ;	   in bare outlines   ;	   to believe smth. on smb.'s bare word  -.  	  6) ;	   bare possibility  	  7) .  (as) bare as the palm of one's hand =   ,  ;	   in one's bare skin 	2. v. ; ;	   to bare one's head  

bareback  1. a. 	2. adv.  ;   

barebacked  = bareback 1 

barefaced  a.	  1)    ( ,  )	  2) . ; 	  3) 

barefoot  1. a. 	2. adv. 

barefooted  a. , 

bareheaded  a.   

barelegged  a.   

barely  adv.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) . , 

barenecked  a.   ; 

bareness  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 

baresark  = berserk(er)	1. n.	  1) . ,  ; ,  	  2)  	2. a. , ;	   to go baresark   ;	   baresark fury , 

barfly  n. .  

bargain  1. n.	  1) () ;	   to make ( to strike, to close) a bargain  ;   ;	   a good (bad, hard, losing) bargain  () ;	   to drive a hard bargain  ; ;	   to keep one's part of the bargain  ;	   to bind a bargain  ;	   to be off (with) one's bargain  	  2) ( bargain)  ;   ;	   to buy at a bargain   	  3) attr. bargain basement       (.   );	   bargain basement rates ,   into the bargain  ,   ;	   to make the best of a bad bargain     ;	   that's a bargain!  !:  ; ?;	   a bargain is a bargain   ;	   wet ( Dutch) bargain ,  	2. v.  bargain away   ;	   bargain for ;    -.;	   this is more than I bargained for    ,   

bargain-basement  n.   ,    

bargainer  n.	  1) 	  2) 

bargainsale  n.	  1) 	  2) 

barge  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)    	  3) .  	  4) . ,   	  5) .      	2. v.	  1)  ()  	  2) . to barge into ( about, against) smth., smb.   -.,  -. barge in 

bargee  n.	  1) 	  2)  lucky bargee . ;	   to swear like a bargee   

bargeman  = bargee 1

bargepole  n.     not fit to be touched with a bargepole =  (,   ..),   

baric  I a. . 	II a. 

baring  1. pres-p.  bare 2	2. n. .    

baritone  = barytone 

barium  n. . 

bark  I	1. n.	  1)  ()	  2)  (. Jesuit's bark, Peruvian bark, China bark)	  3) . 	  4) attr. bark grafting .   ;	   bark mill    a man with the bark on .  ;	   to come ( to go) between the bark and the tree =    (. ) ;       ..;	   to take the bark off smth.  -.;  -. ,  -.  	2. v.	  1) 	  2)   ( )	  3) .  	II 1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) .  his bark is worse than his bite   ,     	2. v.	  1)  (at bark )	  2) . 	  3) .  to bark up the wrong tree ;    	III n.	  1)  (  )	  2) . 

barkeeper  n. .  ; 

barken  v. 

barker  I n. 	II n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) .  , .  great barkers are no biters =   ,  

barkery  n.  

barking  I	1. pres-p.  bark I, 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2)  	II 1. pres-p.  bark II, 2	2. n. 	3. a.  barking iron . 

barkpit  n.  

barley  n.	  1) 	  2) attr.  to cry barley    

barley sugar  n. 

barley-break  n.  ()

barleycorn  n.	  1)  	  2) .   John B.   ,  ,       

barleywater  n.  

barling  n. , 

barlow  n. .     (. barlow knife)

barm  n. () ; 

barmaid  n.   , 

barman  n. 

barmy  a.	  1) ; 	  2) .  (. barmy on the crumpet);	   to go barmy 

barn  n.	  1) ; () ; 	  2)  , 	  3) . , 	  4) .  

barnacle  I n. (. pl.)	  1) ;  (   )	  2) pl. . 	II n.	  1)   ()	  2)   ()	  3) .  	  4) .  

barndoor  1. n.   as big as a barndoor   ;	   not to be able to hit a barndoor    	2. a. barndoor fowl  

barnowl  n.  ()

barnstorm  v. . .	  1)   ,    (  )	  2)        (  )

barnstormer  n. .  

barodynamics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

barograph  n. ,  

barometer  n. 

barometric  barometrical a. 

baron  n.	  1) 	  2)  baron of beef  

baronage  n.	  1) ,    	  2)  

baroness  n. 

baronet  1. n.  ()	2. v.   

baronetcy  n.  

baronial  a. 

barony  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) , 

baroque  1. n. (the baroque) 	2. a.	  1) ,   	  2) 

baroscope  n. 

barouche  n. ,  

barque  = bark	III n.	  1)  (  )	  2) . 

barrack  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2) pl. 	2. v.   , 	II v.  ,    (   .)

barracking  1. pres-p.  barrack I 2 	II 2. n.       (   .)

barracoota  = barracuda n. . ,  

barracuda  n. . ,  

barrage  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) .  ,   (. barrage fire)	  4) . . , 	  5) attr. barrage balloon  

barrator  n.	  1) , 	  2) . .    ,     {. barratry 2}

barratry  n.	  1) , 	  2) . .  (,            )

barrel  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  ( ,     )	  3) ,  ()	  4)  (, )	  5) . .    -. 	  6) . , , 	  7) .   () barrel house, barrel shop . . , ; ;	   to have smb. over the barrel .  -. ;	   to holler down a rain barrel "   ",  ;	   to sit on a barrel of gunpowder     ; =    	2. v.   

barrel-bulk  n.   (= 142 )

barrel-head  n.  

barrel-organ  n. 

barrel-roll  n. . 

barrel-scraping  n. .   ; = " "

barren  1. a.	  1) ; ;  ( )	  2) ; , ;	   barren of interest (of ideas)   ()	2. n. (. pl.)  , 

barrenness  n.   . {. barren 1}

barret  n. 

barricade  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. v. 

barrier  1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) , , 	2. v. ,  (. barrier off, barrier in)

barring  I prep.  	II n.	  1) .    ()	  2) .  ,  	III pres-p.  bar I, 2

barrister  n. , ;	   revising barrister . ,   

barrister-at-law  (pl. barristers) = barrister n. , ;	   revising barrister-at-law . ,   

barrow  I n. , () 	II n.	  1) ;  	  2) 	  3)  ,   .. -.	  4) attr. barrow truck  

barrowboy  n.  

bartender  n. . 

barter  1. n. ,  	2. v.	  1) , ,   	  2)  barter away     ; .  (,   ..)  -.  

bartizan  n. .  

barton  n.	  1) 	  2)    	  3)     ,    

baryta  n. .  

barytone  n. 

bas-relief  n. 

basal  a.   , 

basalt  n. . 

basaltic  a. . 

bascule  n.     ()

basculebridge  n.  

basculedoor  n.  

base  I	1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) ;  	  3) .  	  4) "" ( );    (. prisoner's base)	  5)  ()	  6) . , ; 	  7) . 	  8) .  ()	  9) .  ;   ;   to be off one's base . .	    )     ;	    )   (about -  -.);	   to change one's base . . , ;	   to get to first base . .    ( -. )	2. v.	  1)  	  2) , ;	   to base oneself upon smth.   -.	II a.	  1) ; , 	  2) , ,  ( );	   of base alloy 	  3) . ,  	  4) ;	   base period (year)   () base coin    ;	   base Latin  	III . = bass	III 1. n. 	2. a. , ;	   base clef  ;	   base drum  

base frequency  n. .  

baseball  n. . 

baseboard  n. . 

baseless  a.	  1) 	  2)   

basely  adv. , 

basement  n.	  1) , 	  2) ;  ;  

bases  pl.  basis

bash  .	1. n. ;	   to have a bash at it , 	2. v. ;  ;	   to bash one's head against a tree    

bashaw  . n. 

basher  n. . . 

bashful  a. , 

bashing  1. pres-p.  bash 2	2. n. . ;	   to give a bashing  

basic  a.	  1) ;	   basic principles  ;	   basic industry	    )   ;	    )  ;	   basic stock .  	  2) . 

Basic English  n. .   (    850 ,  .;    )

basically  adv.   ;  ,  

basicity  n. . , 

basicslag  n. - ()

basil  I n. . 	II n.  	III 1. n. ;  	2. v. ; 

basilica  n. 

basilisk  1. n.	  1) . 	  2) .   	  3) .  (  XVI-XVII .)	2. a. , 

basin  n.	  1) , , 	  2) , ; 	  3)  (; )	  4)  

basinet  n. .  

basis  n. (pl. bases)	  1) , ;	   on this basis   ;	   on a good neighbourly basis    	  2) 

bask  v.	  1)  ( ,  ;	   in)	  2)  (, ;	   in)

basket  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) .   (  )	  4) attr. basket dinner, basket lunch, basket picnic .  to be left in the basket   ;	   to give the basket  ();	   to have ( to put) all one's eggs in one basket  ,    ;	   the pick of the basket  ;	   like a basket of chips . .  , 	2. v.	  1)      	  2)  

basket-ball  n. . 

basket-work  = basketry  

basketful  n.   -.

baskethilt  n.   

basketry  n.  

basnet  = basinet n. .  

bason  1. n.    	2. v.  

Basque  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	2. a. 	basque  n.	  1)  ( )	  2) 

bass  I n. 	II n.	  1)  	  2) = bast	III n.	  1) , ; ;  ; 	  2) attr. ;	   bass mat   , 	IV 1. n. 	2. a. , ;	   bass clef  ;	   bass drum  

bass-viol  n. ; 

bass-wood  n.  

basset  I n.  ( )	II n. .  

bassinet  n.    

bassinette  n.    

basso  n. (pl. -os ) . 

basso-relievo  = bas-relief n. 

bassoon  n. 

bassrelief  = bas-relief n. 

bast  n.	  1) , ; ;  ; 	  2) attr. ;	   bast mat   , 

bastard  1. n.	  1) ,  	  2) . 	  3) , , 	  4)  (  )	2. a.	  1) , ;	   bastard slip	    )  ;	    )    	  2) , ;	   bastard good nature  	  3)  ;  ;  ;	   bastard French   

bastardize  v.  

bastardy  n.	  1)    	  2) attr. bastardy order .    

baste  I v.    , 	II v.   ()   	III v.	  1) , 	  2)  ,  

bastille  n. . , ;	   the B. . 

bastinado  1. n. (pl. -oes )   (.  ;   )	2. v.   (.  )

basting  1. pres-p.  baste I, II,	III 2. n.	  1) 	  2) attr. basting thread   

bastion  n. . 

bat  I n.   to have bats in one's belfry .  ;	   to go bats   ;	   like a bat out of hell  ,   ;	   blind as a bat  	II 1. n.	  1) ;  ( );  ( ); ; .  ( )	  2) = batsman n.   ( , );	   a good bat  	  3) .  	  4) . , ;	   to go full bat   off one's own bat   , ;	   to come to bat . .    ,  	2. v.  , 	III v. to bat one's eyes , ;	   not to bat an eyelid    ;	   never batted an eyelid   	IV n. . . , ;	   to go on a bat ,  V n. (the bat) . ,  ;	   to sling the bat    	VI n. .    ""	VII n. ;  

bat-blind  a.  

bat-eyed  a.	  1) 	  2) 

batata  n. . ,  

batch  n.	  1)  ,    	  2) , 	  3) , 	  4) .   of the same batch   

batcher  n. . ; , 

bate  I v. (.  abate)	  1) , ;	   with bated breath  	  2) ;	   his energy has not bated    	  3) ;	   to bate one's curiosity  	II 1. n.      	2. v.  ()    	III n. . , , ;	   to get in a bate   

batfowl  v.   ,      

bath  (pl. baths )	1. n.	  1) 	  2)  ( );	   to take ( to have) a bath  	  3) (. pl.) ;  ;	   swimming baths   	  4) . ;	   hypo bath .   Order of the B.  	2. v. , 

bath-house  n.	  1) 	  2) 

bath-room  n.  ()

bath-tub  n. 

Bathbrick  n.     

Bathchair  n.     

bathe  1. n. ;	   to have a bathe , 	2. v.	  1) (); ();	   to bathe one's hands in blood   	  2) ,  ();  ()	  3)  ( -  , )	  4)  ( )

bather  n. ; 

bathing  1. pres-p.  bathe 2	2. n. 

bathing-box  n.   

bathing-dress  n.  

bathing-machine  n.      

bathometer  a. 

bathos  n.	  1) ; ;	   the bathos of stupidity  	  2) .      ( )

bathrobe  n.  

bathwater  n.    to throw the baby out with the bathwater      

bathymetry  n.   ()

bathyscaphe  n.  (       )

bathysphere  n.  ( ,   )

bating  prep.  

batiste  n. 

batman  n. . , , 

baton  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) .  ;	   to pass the baton  	  4)  	2. v.   ( )

batsman  n.   ( , )

battalion  n. ; . .  

battels  n. pl.   ,     ( )

batten  I	1. n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3)    	  4) attr. ;	   batten wall  	2. v.	  1)  () ;  	  2) .  (. batten down)	II v.	  1) , 	  2)    	  3) .     	  4)  ( )

batter  I	1. n.	  1)  	  2)  ;   	  3) .   ;  	  4) .  	2. v.	  1)  , , ;  (. batter about, batter down);	   to batter at the door    	  2)   , 	  3)  (); ,  ()	  4) ;   ( )	  5) .  	II .	1. n. ,  ()	2. v. 	III = batsman n.   ( , )

battered  1. p-p.  batter I, 2	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) 

battering-ram  n. . ,  

battery  n.	  1) . ;  ( ); .  	  2) . ;  ;  (.  )	  3) . ,   cooking battery  ;	   to turn a man's battery against himself     ;	   to mask one's batteries   

batterylocomotive  n. 

batting  n. 

battle  1. n.	  1) , , ;	   pitched battle   	  2) ;	   to fight a losing battle  ,   	  3) attr. ;	   battle alarm  ;	   battle honour   battle royal ,  ;  ;	   half the battle  , ;	   the battle of the books  ;	   to fight one's battles over again   ;	   to come unscathed out of the battle =    ;	   general's (soldier's) battle ,      ( );	   above the battle ,     ;	   to fight smb.'s battles for him     -.	2. v. ,  (for -  -., -.;	   with, against -  -, -.)

battle dress  n. .  

battle-array  n.  

battle-axe  n. .	  1)  	  2) 

battle-cruiser  n.  

battle-cry  n.	  1)  	  2) 

battle-field  n.  ,  

battle-fleet  n.  

battle-grey  a.  

battle-ground  n.	  1)  , ;   	  2)  

battle-order  n. .	  1)  	  2)  	  3)  

battle-piece  n. .  

battle-plane  n. .  , 

battle-seasoned  a.	  1)   ; , 	  2) 

battle-tried  a.   ; 

battle-wagon  n. . . . 

battlecraft  n.  

battledore  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  (   );	   battledore and shuttlecock   

battlement  n. ( pl.)	  1)  ;  (, )	  2)   

battler  n.	  1) 	  2)  

battleship  n.  , 

battue  n. .	  1)  ( )	  2)  	  3) , 

batty  a. . , 

bauble  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) fool's bauble   (  )

baubling  a. 

baulk  = balk	1. n.	  1)  , ; 	  2) (the baulks) pl.  	  3)   	  4) ; ;	   to meet with a baulk  	  5) .  to make a baulk of good ground   	2. v.	  1) , , 	  2)   ();	   he was baulked in ( of) his desires    	  3) , ;   , 	  4)  (   ..)	  5)  (  )	  6)  ()	  7) ; ;	   the horse baulked at a leap    

baulky  = balky a.  ( )

bauxite  n. . ,  

bawbee  n. . . 

bawd  n. .	  1) ;   	  2) 	  3) 

bawdry  n. , 

bawdy  1. a. 	2. n. 

bawdy-house  n.  ,  

bawl  1. n. ; ;  	2. v. ,  (at -  -);	   to bawl and squall  bawl out , ;	   to bawl out abuse ;	   to bawl smb. out ,   -.

bay  I a. , , 	II n.	  1) .  ( );  	  2) ;     , ""	  3) 	  4)  	  5) -. 	  6)  	III 1. n.  at bay   ;	   to bring ( to drive) to bay	    ) .  ();	    )   ;	    ) .  ()  ;	   to hold ( to keep) smb. at bay  -.  ,  ;	   to stand at bay, to turn to bay  	2. v.	  1) 	  2) , ;  ()	IV 1. a. 	2. n.   V n.	  1) ,  	  2) pl. ,  	  3) attr. bay rum   (  )	VI 1. n. 	2. v. 

bay window  n. . , 

bay-salt  n.     

bayadere  n. .	  1) 	  2)  

bayonet  1. n.	  1) ;	   to charge with the bayonet   ;	   at the point of the bayonet  ;  	  2) attr. ;	   bayonet fighting  	2. v.   bayonet into  , 

bayou  n.   ,     (  )

bazaar  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)  ;   ;	   Christmas bazaar   

bazar  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)  ;   ;	   Christmas bazar   

bazooka  n. . .    ""

be  v. (sing was, pl. were; been)	  1) , 	  2) ; ;	   where are my books?   ?;	   are you often in town?      ?;	   I have never been to the Caucasus      	  3) , ;	   admission exams are once a year in autumn        	  4) ;	   how mush is it?   ?	  5)      -: he is a teacher  ;	   I am cold  	  6)    	    )    : I am reading  ;	    )   : such questions are settled by the committee    	  7)        , , : I am to inform you    ;	   he is to be there now      be about	    )  (c inf.);	   he is about to go   ;	    )   -.;	    )   , ;	   be at ;	   what would you be at?   ?;	   be away	    ) ;	    ) = be off; be back ;	   be for	    )   -., -.,	    )  ;	   be in	    ) ,  ( ,   ..);  (  );	    )  ( );	    )  ;	    )    (  );	   the labour candidate is in      :	    ) be in on smth.   -.;	   be off ;	   the train is off  ;	   be on	    ) ;	    )  ( );	   what is on at the Bolshoi Theatre today?      ?;	   be out   ,    ..;	   be up	    ) ;	    ) , ;	    )   ;	    ) ;	    ) be up to smth.  -. how are you? !,   ?;	   to be going  ( inf.     );	   the clock is going to strike    ;	   to let be   ;	   to be oneself	    )   ;	    )   ;	   to be of (a group, class, etc.)    (,   ..);	   they knew he was not of them     ;	   to be in smb.  ,   -.;	   it is not in him to do such a thing     ,    ;	   I've been there .    ;	   you've been (and gone) and done it . =     

be-  pref.	  1)      :	    ) , ; . beset, besiege , ,  (, );	    ) , ; . besmear , , ;	   bescorch , 	  2)            ; . belittle , , ;	   bedim , 	  3)       , ,  ,      ; . becloud ,  ;	   beguile ;	   bespangle  

be-in  n.   ;  (  )

beach  1. n. ,   , ; ;       ;	   to hit the beach   ,  to be on the beach	    ) ;    ,  ;	    ) . .   	2. v.	  1)   	  2)   

beach-comber  n.	  1)  ,   	  2) ()    ,   	  3) .    ; ; 

beach-head  n. .   (  )

beach-la-mar  n. .  (    )

beach-master  n. .     

beacon  1. n.	  1)  (. .); ; 	  2)  	  3)  	  4) 	  5) 	  6)   "" ( )	  7) attr. beacon fire, beacon light  	2. v.	  1)   	  2) ,  ;  

beaconage  n.      

bead  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) pl. ; 	  3) pl. . ;	   to tell one's beads   ( )	  4) 	  5)  ()	  6) . , ;	   to draw a bead on 	  7) . ,  , , , 	  8) .  (   ) to pray without one's beads 	2. v.	  1)  ();	   the houses are beaded along the river    (.   )  	  2)  	  3)  	  4) .  	  5) .  ; 

bead-roll  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) . .  

beaded  1. p-p.  bead 2	2. a.	  1)  (   .  )	  2)   , , 

beadle  n.	  1)  	  2) .  	  3)   

beadledom  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 

beadleship  n.   ,  ,   

beadsman  n.	  1)   	  2) .  ( )

beady  a.	  1)   ,    ( );	   beady eyes -	  2)  

beagle  1. n.	  1)  ();	   a pack of beagles  	  2) 	2. v.   

beak  n.	  1) 	  2) -.,   ( ,  ,       ..)	  3) . 	  4) . . ,  ()	  5) . 

beaked  a.	  1)  	  2)  ( , )

beaker  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) . , 

beam  1. n.	  1) ,  	  2) ;  ;  	  3) ; , 	  4)  	  5) . 	  6) .  (. walking beam, working beam);  ();	   to kick ( to strike) the beam  ,    (  ); .  	  7) . ,  ();	   to be on one's beam ends    ( ); .   ,   	  8) . ;	   on the beam  	  9) -.  ()	  10)  ( )	  11)   (, )	  12) attr. beam sea  ;	   beam aerial .   beam in one's eye "   ",  ;	   to be on the beam    ;	   to be off the beam   ;	   to be off one's beam . . ;	   to tip ( to turn) the beam   	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2) ,  ;	   to beam with joy   	  3)  , 	  4)      	  5) .   

beamthread  n. .  

beamwireless  n. .    

bean  n.	  1) ;	   kidney ( French) bean ;	   horse beans  	  2) . , 	  3) .  (. );	   not to have a bean    ;	   not worth a bean =     full of beans	    )  ( );	    ) , ;   ;	   like beans   ;	   to give smb. beans .	    ) ,  -.;	    )  -. ( );	   to get beans .  , ;	   a hill of beans . ;	   old bean . , ;	   to spill the beans	    )  , ;	    )  (-.) ;	    )    ,  ;	   every bean has its black . =     ;	   he found the bean in the cake  , ;	   to know beans, to know how many beans make five    ;    

bean-feast  n.	  1)  ,       	  2) , 

bean-pod  n.  

beano  n. (pl. -os ) . . bean-feast	  1)  ,       	  2) , 

bear  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2) ,  ;	   to play the bear   	  3) . ,   	  4) . Great (Little, Lesser) B.  () 	  5)  , 	  6) . 	  7) . .  (  )	  8) attr. bear pool .  ,   ;	   bear market .     cross ( sulky, surly) as a bear =   ;	   bridled bear ,   ;	   to take a bear by the tooth     ,   ;	   to sell the bear's skin before one has caught the bear    ;	   had it been a bear it would have bitten you =  , ; ()   ,   	2. v. .   	II v. (bore; borne)	  1) ; ; , 	  2) ;  , ; , ;	   will the ice bear today?     ?	  3) (p-p. born) , ;	   to bear children  ;	   to bear fruit  ;	   born in 1919  1919 	  4) ,  (  ..)	  5) , ;	   I can't bear him    	  6) . ;  	  7)  (on)	  8)  bear away	    )  (,   ..);  ;	    ) to be borne away  , ;	   bear down	    ) ;	    ) .   ;	    )  (upon - ); ,  (upon -  -.);	    ) ;	   bear in: to be borne in on smb.  ,  -.;	   bear off ;	   bear on ,    -.;	   bear out ; ; ;	   bear up	    ) ; ;	    )  ;	    ) .  ( );	    ) to bear up for   ;	   bear upon = bear on; bear with    -.;   -. to bear arms	    )  ;   ;	   to bear arms against smb.    -.,   -.;	    )    ;	   to bear company	    )  , ;	    ) ;	   to bear comparison  ;	   to bear a hand ; ;	   to bear hard on smb.  -.;	   to bear in mind ;   ;	   to bear a part  ;	   to bear a resemblance  ,  ;	   to bear to the right etc.    ..;	   to bear the signature  ,  ;	   to bear testimony, to bear witness , ,  

bear-baiting  n.  

bear-pit  n.  

bearable  a. , 

beard  1. n.	  1) 	  2)   	  3)  ()	  4)   	  5) ;  to laugh in one's beard  ; ;	   to speak in one's beard ;	   to laugh at smb.'s beard	    )    -.;	    )   -;	   to pluck ( to take) by the beard  	2. v.	  1)   ;	   to beard the lion in his den       	  2)     

bearded  1. p-p.  beard 2	2. a.	  1) 	  2) . 

beardless  a. ; . 

bearer  n.	  1) ,    . {. bear II}	  2) 	  3) 	  4)  ();  ()	  5)  ;	   this tree is a good (poor) bearer     () 	  6) . ; 

bearer company  n. .  

beargarden  n.	  1) .  	  2)  , ""

bearing  I	1. pres-p.  bear	II 2. n.	  1) 	  2) ,   	  3) 	  4) ; ;   	  5) ;	   beyond ( past) all bearing ; 	  6) ;	   to consider a question in all its bearings     ;	   this has no bearing on the question       , 	  7) ;	   the precise bearing of the word   	  8)  ( )	  9) . ;	   roller bearing  	  10) . ;  	  11) pl. . . . , ; ;	   to lose one's bearings  ; ; . ;	   to take one's bearings ,  	3. a.	  1) 	  2) ,  bearing finder ;	   bearing capacity ;  	II pres-p.  bear 1, 2

bearish  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . 

bearleader  n.	  1)  ()	  2) . ,     

bearskin  n.	  1)  	  2)   ( )

beast  p	  1) , ; ; ;	   beast of burden  ;	   beast of prey  ;	   to make a beast of oneself   	  2) . ;  	  3) .   a beast of a job ,  

beastliness  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

beastly  1. a.	  1) , ; ; 	  2) . , ;	   beastly weather  	  3) . , 	2. adv. . (    ) , ;	   it is beastly wet  , 

beat  1. n.	  1) ;  ();  ()	  2)  ()	  3) ;  	  4) , ;	   the measured beat of the waves   	  5) , ;  ();	   to be on the beat  ;  ;	   to be off ( out of) one's beat       	  6) . .  	  7) . . 	  8) . -. ;	   I've never seen his beat  	  9) = beatnik 	  10) . ,  (   )	  11) .  	  12) attr. beat generation 	2. v. (beat; beat, beaten)	  1) , , 	  2)  (  );  ();  (, );  ();  ( ; . beat small);  (, ,   ..)	  3)  ( );  (   ); ,  (   )	  4) , ;	   the team was beaten for the second time    ;	   to beat smb. at his own game  -.   	  5) ;	   it beats everything I ever heard   , -.  ;	   to beat smth. hollow ,  -.;	   it beats the band ( all, anything, creation, my grandmother, the devil, hell, the world)   ;  ; ,   !	  6) . . ; ;  (  ..);	   to beat a bill    	  7) .  ()	  8) . ,    ,  beat about: to beat about the bush    ;    , ;	   tell me straight what you want without beating about the bush  ,  ,   ;	   beat back , ;	   beat down	    )  ();	    )  (, );	   beat in ; ;	   beat into , ;	   beat off = beat back; beat out ,  ();	   to beat out the meaning  ;	   to be beaten out .   ;	   beat up	    )  (  ..);	    )  ();	    ) ;    ;	    ) beat up the quarters of ;	    ) .   ,   to beat smb. hollow ( all to pieces, to nothing, to ribbands, to smithereens, to sticks)  -. ;	   to beat it . ;	   beat it! . !, !;	   to beat goose    ,  ;	   to beat the air ( the wind)   ,  ;	   to beat one's head with ( about) a thing    -. ;	   to beat one's way ;	   that beats me    ;    ;	   can you beat it?      -. ?

beaten  1. p-p.  beat 2	2. a.	  1) , , 	  2) , 	  3) , 	  4) ;	   beaten path ( track)	    )  ;	    )  ; ;	   off the beaten track     ; .  ,  	  5) 	  6) . ;	   beaten area  

beater  n.	  1) ,  	  2) . 	  3) ; ()	  4) . ; 	  5) -. ;  () he is no beater about the bush   

beatific  beatifical a. ;  ;	   beatific smile  

beatify  v.	  1)  	  2) . 

beating  1. pres-p.  beat 2	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3)  ()	  4)  ()

beatitude  n. 

beatnik  n. 

beau  n. . (pl. beaux)	  1) , 	  2) ; 

beauideal  n. . ,  

beauteous  a. . , 

beautician  n. ; 

beautiful  a.	  1) , ,	  2) 

beautify  v. 

beauty  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  ( .);	   that's the beauty of it  -  ;	   you are a beauty!  ,  ! beauty is in the eye of the gazer ( of the beholder) =    ,    ;	   beauty is but skin deep  ;    

beauty-sleep  n.	  1)   (.    ..)	  2)   ( )

beauty-spot  n.  ( )

beautyparlour  n.  ;  

beaux  pl.  beau

beaver  I n.	  1) 	  2) ,  	  3)  	  4) . 	  5) . 	II n. . 

becalm  v.	  1) 	  2)  ( )

became  p.  become

because  cj.	  1)  ;  	  2) because of (.  ) -, 

bechamel  n.  

beck  I	1. n. ;   to be at smb.'s beck and call    -. 	2. v. ; ;   	II n. . 

beckon  v. , ;   (, )

becloud  v. ; ;  (, )

become  v. (became; become)	  1) .  - , ;	   he became a doctor   ;	   it became cold  	  2)  (of);	   what has become of him?    ?;   ?	  3) , 	  4)   ;	   this dress becomes you well     

becoming  1. pres-p.  become	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) ()   ( )	3. n. . 

bed  1. n.	  1) , , ;	   bed of straw  ;	   to make the bed  ;	   to go to bed  ;	   to take to one's bed   ;	   to keep to (one's) bed ,   ;	   to leave one's bed ,   	  2)  	  3) ; , 	  4)  (, )	  5) . ;	   the bed of honour    ;  ;	   to put to bed with a shovel 	  6) . , ; 	  7) -.  ; 	  8) .  ( )	  9) .  as you make your bed, so you must lie upon it . =  ,   ;	   bed of roses ( flowers)  ;	   bed of thorns  ; ,  ;	   to go to bed in one's boots .   ;	   to die in one's bed   ;	   to be brought to bed (of a boy)    ();	   to go to bed with the lamb and rise with the lark =      ;	   to get out of bed on the wrong side =    ,    ;	   bed and board   , 	2. v.	  1)   	  2)   	  3)   ( )	  4) ,    (. bed out)	  5)     (     ..); 

bed-bug  n. 

bed-clothes  n. pl.  

bed-rock  n.	  1) .   , ;  ()	  2)  ;	   to get down to bed-rock    

bed-side  n. to sit ( to watch) at ( by) a person's bed-side   ;	   to have a good bed-side manner     ( );	   to keep books at one's bed-side     

bed-side table  n.  , () 

bed-sitter  . . bed-sitting-room n.   (  )

bed-sitting-room  n.   (  )

bed-spread  n.  

bedabble  v. ; 

bedaub  v. , 

bedazzle  v.  

bedding  1. pres-p.  bed 2	2. n.	  1)  	  2)   	  3) , ; 	  4) . , ; 	  5)   

bedeck  v. 

bedel  = beadle 1

bedell  = beadle 1

bedesman  = beadsman n.	  1)   	  2) .  ( )

bedevil  v.	  1) , 	  2)   	  3) ; " "

bedew  v.  ; 

bedfast  a. .    ()

bedfellow  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ( -.)   	  3)  a strange bedfellow  

bedgown  n.   

bedim  v. ; 

bedizen  v. ,  , 

bedlam  n.  ; . ,  

bedlamite  1. n.  ()	2. a. 

bedouin  n. (pl. -s   .) 

bedpan  n.  

bedpost  n.   between you and me and the bedpost  ,  

bedraggle  v. , 

bedrid  a.	  1)    	  2) ;	   bedrid argument  

bedridden  a.	  1)    	  2) ;	   bedrid argument  

bedroom  n. ;	   single (double) bedroom    ()  ()

bedsore  n. 

bedstead  n.  

bedtime  n.   

bee  n.	  1) ; .  	  2)  ,   ..      (.     ) to have a bee in one's bonnet .	    )   ;	    )    -.

bee-keeper  n. 

bee-line  n.  () 

bee-master  = bee-keeper n. 

beech  1. n. ,  	2. a. 

beef  1. n. (pl. beeves, . beefs )	  1) ;	   horse beef 	  2)    (  );  	  3) 	  4) .  ( )	  5) , 	  6) . 	2. v. . 

beef tea  n.  

beef-witted  a. , 

beefeater  n.	  1) - (  )	  2)    

beefsteak  n. 

beefy  a. ; , 

beehive  n. 

Beelzebub  n. 

been  ( ); ( ) p-p.  be

beep  n.  

beer  I n. ;	   small beer	    )  ;	    ) . ;	    ) .  ;	   to think no small beer of oneself      beer and skittles  ;	   to be in beer .  ;	   beer chaser . "" (    )	II n. .  ()

beerhouse  n. 

beery  a.	  1) ;  	  2) 

beestings  n. pl.   , 

beeswax  1. n. 	2. v.  

beeswing  n.	  1)   ,   (.  )	  2)  

beet  n. ;	   white beet  

beetle  I n.	  1) ;	   Colorado beetle  	  2) .  blind as a beetle, beetle blind  	II 1. n. . ; ; ;	   three-man beetle ,    between the beetle and the block =    ;   	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  ()	III 1. a. ; 	2. v. ;  beetle off . , 

beetle-browed  a.	  1)   	  2) ; ; 

beetle-crusher  n. .	  1) 	  2) 

beetle-head  n. 

beetling  I	1. pres-p.  beetle III, 2	2. a. ;	   beetling cliffs (brows)   ()	II pres-p.  beetle II, 2

beetroot  n. 

beeves  pl.  beef

befall  v. (befell; befallen) , , ;	   a strange fate befell him    

befallen  p-p.  befall

befell  p.  befall

befit  v. ,  (-.)

befog  v. 

befogged  a.	  1) 	  2) 

befool  v. , 

before  1. adv.	  1) ; 	  2) , , ;	   I have heard it before    ;	   long before  	2. prep.	  1) ;	   he stood before us    	  2)  ,  ;	   to appear before the Court   	  3) ;	   the day before yesterday ,  ;	   Chaucer lived before Shakespeare    ;	   before long , ;	   before now ,   	  4) ;	   your whole life is before you     	  5) ; ;	   to be before others in class  ( )   ;	   I love him before myself      	  6) ... ;	   he would die before lying   ,  	3. cj.  ;	   he arrived before I expected him   ,   

beforehand  adv.	  1) , ; ;	   to be beforehand with smb. ,  -.	  2) (  .) ;	   you are rather beforehand in your conclusions     

befoul  v. ; 

befriend  v.  ; 

befringe  v.  , 

befuddle  v. 

beg  v.	  1) ,  (of - -.;	   for -  -.);	   to beg leave  ;	   to beg pardon  , 	  2) ;  	  3) ,     ( )	  4) (    ) to beg to do smth.    ,   -. ;	   I beg to differ    ;	   I beg to enclose   ;	   we beg to inform you   beg off ;	   to beg smb. off  -. ,   to beg the question    ,   

begad  interj. .  !

began  p.  begin

beget  v. (begot; begotten)	  1) , 	  2) 

begetter  n.	  1) . 	  2) ; ; 

beggar  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . , ; ;	   insolent beggar ;	   poor beggar ;	   dull beggar ,  ; ;	   stubborn beggar ;	   little beggars  (   ) beggars must ( should) be no choosers .    ;	   the beggar may sing before the thief . =    ;	   a beggar on horseback ;	   set a beggar on horseback and he'll ride to the devil . =    ,     ;	   to know smth., smb. as well as a beggar knows his bag =  -., -.    	2. v.	  1)   , ;	   to beggar oneself 	  2) ;	   it beggars all description    

beggarly  1. a. ; ; ;	   beggarly hovel  	2. adv.	  1) 	  2) 

beggary  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) 	  3) . 

begging  1. pres-p.  beg	2. n. ;	   to go (a-) begging	    ) ;	    )   , ;	    )   ( )	3. a. ;  ;	   to proffer a begging bow! =    

begin  v. (began; begun) ();	   she began weeping ( to weep)  ;	   to begin at the beginning    ;	   to begin at the wrong end     ;	   to begin on ( upon) smth.	    )   -.;	    )    -.;	   to begin over   well begun is half done . =    ;	   to begin with  , -

beginner  n.	  1) ,  	  2) ; 

beginning  1. pres-p.  begin	2. n.	  1) ;	   since the beginning of time   	  2)  	  3) ; 	  4) pl. ,   a good beginning is half the battle, a good beginning makes a good ending . =    ;	   a bad beginning makes a bad ending . =  ,   ;	   in every beginning think of the end .  ,   

begird  v. (begirt) ; 

begirt  p.  p-p.  begird

begone  interj. !, !

begot  p.  beget

begotten  p-p.  beget

begrime  v. ,  , ;	   begrimed with dust 

begrudge  v.	  1) 	  2)  (-.), 

beguile  v.	  1) ;	   to beguile a man into doing smth.   -.  -.	  2) , 	  3)  - 	  4) ,  

begum  n.  (   )

begun  p-p.  begin

behalf  n. on ( in) behalf of   -.;   -.;	   on my (his, her) behalf   (, ) ;   (, ) ;	   on behalf of my friends    

behave  v.	  1) ,  ;	   to behave oneself    ;	   behave yourself!   !	  2)  ( )

behaviour  n.	  1) , ;	   to be on one's best behaviour      ;	   to put smb. on his good behaviour    	  2) .  ()

behaviourism  n. . 

behead  v.  , 

beheading  1. pres-p.  behead	2. n.  

beheld  p.  p-p.  behold I

behemoth  n. . ; . 

behest  n. . , ; 

behind  1. adv. , ; ;	   to leave behind	    )   ;	    )  , ;	    ) , ;	   I've left the magazines behind   () ;	   to be behind ;	   to fall behind 	2. prep.	  1) , , ; ;	   behind the house  ,  ;	   behind the back  , ;	   behind the scenes  ;	   behind time  ;	   behind the times ; ;	   there is more behind it  -  	  2)  (   ..);	   he is behind other boys of his class      ( , )	3. n. . 

behindhand  1. a. predic.	  1) ; ;	   he is behindhand in his schoolwork    	  2) ,  ;	   he is behindhand with his rent    	2. adv.  

behold  1. v. (beheld)	  1) , 	  2) , 	2. interj. !, !

beholden  a. predic. ,  (to - -, for -  -.)

beholder  n. ; 

behoof  n. , ,  (. .  : in, on  for my, your, his etc. behoof)

behoove  behove v. , ;	   it behooves you to go   

beige  n. .	  1)  	  2) .    

Beiial  n. ;  ;	   a man of Beiial ; 

being  1. pres-p.  be; being that  	2. n.	  1) , , ;	   social being determines consciousness .   ;	   in being ; ;	   to call into being   , 	  2) , ;	   human beings 	  3) , ;   ;	   to the very roots of one's being   	3. a. , ;	   for the time being	    )   ;	    )   

belabour  v. . , ; 

belaid  p.  p-p.  belay I

belated  a.	  1) , 	  2)  , 

belaud  v. , 

belay  1. v. (belayed belaid) .  (,   )	2. interj. . !, !

belch  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  (, )	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  (; . belch forth, belch out)	  3)  ();  (, )

belcher  n.    

beldam  n.  , 

beldame  n.  , 

beleaguer  v. 

belfry  n. ; 

Belgian  1. a. 	2. n. ; 

belie  v.	  1) , 	  2)    ( -.)	  3) 	  4) ; ;	   his acts belie his words     	  5)   ()

belief  n.	  1) ;  (in);	   beyond belief ;	   it staggers belief   	  2) , ;	   to the best of my belief   	  3) 

believable  a. , 

believe  v.	  1) ;	   we soon believe what we desire      ;	   believe it or not  ,  	  2) ;	   I believe you   , ;	   I believe in you    	  3)   ;	   I believe in early rising      	  4) , ;	   I believe so , ; -, ;  ( );	   I believe not ,  ;   you'd better believe it . .   ;	   to make believe  , 

believer  n.	  1) ;	   true believer 	  2) , ;	   a firm believer in smth.   -.

belike  adv. . ,  

belittle  v. , , 

bell  I	1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	  3) , 	  4) .  ;  ( )	  5) .  (); ;	   to strike the bells  	  6) . ;  	  7)  () to bear the bell  , ;	   to bear ( to carry) away the bell    ;	   to lose the bell    ;	   to bear the cap and bells   ;	   bell, book and candle .   ;	   by ( with) bell, book and candle . , ;	   to ring the bell .  ;  ;	   to ring one's own bell  	2. v.  ,  to bell the cat       	II 1. n. ,   (    )	2. v. , 

bell-bottomed  a. ;	   bell-bottomed trousers  

bell-boy  n. ,  ( )

bell-buoy  n. .   

bell-flower  n. . 

bell-glass  n.  

bell-hop  . = bell-boy n. ,  ( )

bell-punch  n.  (   )

bell-push  n.  

bell-ringer  n.	  1) 	  2) . .  

bell-tent  n.  

bell-wether  n. -   ( ); . 

belladonna  n. . . , 

belle  n. ;	   the belle of the ball  

belled  I	1. p-p.  bell I, 2	2. a.	  1)    	  2) ,  ,  	  3)    ( )	II p-p.  bell II, 2

belles-lettres  n. . pl.  , 

bellicose  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

bellicosity  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

belligerency  n.  

belligerent  1. n.  	2. a.	  1)    ;	   belligerent powers  	  2) 

bellman  n. . 

bellow  1. n.	  1) ,  ()	  2) , 	2. v.	  1) ,  ( ); 	  2) ,  ( )

bellows  n. pl.  ;  ;	   a pair of bellows  

belly  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3)    	  4) .  	  5) . ""  the belly has no ears, hungry bellies have no ears . =    ;	   when the belly is full, the bones would be at rest . =     	2. v. () (. belly out);	   sails belly out   

belly-ache  1. n. .   	2. v. . , , 

belly-band  n.	  1) 	  2) 

belly-button  n. . 

belly-land  v. . .    

belly-landing  1. pres-p.  belly-land	2. n. . .    ,   

belly-pinched  a. 

bellyful  n. .   (-.); ; ;	   to get ( to have) a bellyful of smth.  -.

belong  v.	  1)  (to)	  2)  (to -  -.);   (to, with, among -  -., -.)	  3)   ; ;	   I belong here	    )     ;	    )   	  4) .   ,  "";	   he felt he did not belong    	  5) , ;	   the book belongs on that shelf      belong together ,    

belonging  n.	  1) , 	  2) pl. ; , 	  3) pl. , 

beloved  1. a. , 	2. n. ,  (); , 

below  1. adv. , ;	   as it will be said below    	2. prep.	  1) , ;	   below zero  	  2)  ( ,   ..);	   to be below smb. in intelligence   -.   ;	   below the average  ;	   below par .  ; . ;	   I feel below par    

belt  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) , ;	   shelter belt   	  3)  	  4) .  	  5) .   (. driving belt)	  6) .  	  7) .  	  8) .  belt of fire .  ;	   to hit ( to strike, to tackle) below the belt	    ) .    ;	    )   ;	   to hold the belt    	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2)  	  3) . ,   (. belt out);	   the ensemble belted the music out in dance tempo     

belt-line  n. .   ,   ..

belt-saw  n.  

beltane  n. .    (1-   )

belted  1. p-p.  belt 2	2. a.	  1) 	  2)   

belting  1. pres-p.  belt 2	2. n.	  1)  ,  	  2)  ()	  3)    

belvedere  n. . 

bemoan  v. 

bemuse  v. ; 

ben  n. .      ;	   far ben   ;	   but and ben    , . .   {. but II} to be far ben with smb.      -.

bench  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  ( )	  3)  ; ; . ;	   to be raised to the bench   	  4) ; 	  5) . , 	  6) . 	  7) . 	  8)  ()	2. v.    (. )

bencher  n.	  1)   	  2) . ; 

benchmark  n.	  1)  ,  	  2)  	  3) attr. benchmark data  

benchshow  n.   (. )

benchvice  n. .  

benchwarmer  n. .	  1) , 	  2)  

benchwarrant  n. .  

bend  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  ;  	  3)  ;	   pl. 	  4) . ; 	  5) (the bend s) pl. .   above one's bend .   ,   ;	   on the bend  	2. v. (bent)	  1) (); (), ();	   trees bend before the wind    ;	   to bend the knee  ; ;	   to bend one's neck  , 	  2)  (,   ..;	   to)	  3)  (,   ..)	  4) ();	   to bend to submission , 	  5) ,  (, ) to bend one's brows  ;	   to be bent on smth.     -.;   -.

bended  a. ;	   on one's bended knees 

bender  n.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   to go on a bender , ;	   to be on a bender  	  3) . 

beneath  1. adv. 	2. prep. , ;	   beneath our (very) eyes ()   ;	   beneath criticism   ;	   to be beneath notice (contempt)    ( );	   to marry beneath one    

benedick  benedict n. ,       (     "   ")

Benedictinen  1)  ()	  2)  

benediction  n. 

benedictory  a. 

benefaction  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

benefactor  n.	  1) 	  2) 

benefactress  n.	  1) 	  2) 

benefication  n. . 

benefice  n. , 

beneficence  n.	  1) 	  2) 

beneficent  a. ; 

beneficial  a.	  1) ;	  2) 	  3) , ;	   mutually beneficial 

beneficiary  n.	  1) .    	  2) ,    	  3) ,  ,    ,   ..	  4)   

benefit  1. n.	  1) ; ; ;	   to the benefit  ;	   to be denied the benefits   ;	   for your special benefit  ;	   to give smb. the benefit of one's experience (knowledge, etc.)   -.   (  ..);	   to reap the benefit of smth.   -.	  2) .  (. benefit performance)	  3) , () ;	   cash benefit  ;	   benefit in kind  ;	   unemployment benefit   ;	   sickness benefit    to give smb. the benefit of the doubt  -.   ;	   benefit of clergy .    ;	   with benefit of clergy  ;	   to take the benefit .    ( . to take the benefit of the bankruptcy laws)	2. v.	  1) ,  	  2)  ,  (by -  -.)

benefit-society  n.    

benevolence  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) .       

benevolent  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

Bengal  a. ;	   Bengal tiger  

Bengal light  n.  

Bengalee  = Bengali

Bengali  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  	2. a. 

benighted  a.	  1)  	  2)    (  ..)

benign  a.	  1) , 	  2)  ( );  ( )	  3) .    ( );  ( )

benignant  = benign	  1) , 	  2)  ( );  ( )	  3) .    ( );  ( )

benignity  n. 

Benjamin  n.  ,  , ;	   Benjamin's mess  

bent  I	1. n.	  1) , ;	   to follow one's bent   ,  ;	   to the top of one's bent , 	  2) . ;  	  3) .  	2. a.	  1) ;	   bent lever  	  2) . 	II n.	  1) .  (. bent grass)	  2) ,  to flee ( to go, to take) to the bent  (  , )	III p.  p-p.  bend 2

Benthamism  n.  , 

Benthamite  n. 

benthos  n.  (    )

benumb  v.	  1)   	  2)  ();  ()

benumbed  1. p-p.  benumb	2. a.	  1)   	  2)  ( ); 

benzedrine  n. ,  ( )

benzene  n. 

benzine  1. n. 	2. v.  

benzol, benzole  n. 

benzyl  n. . 

bepuzzle  v. ,  

bequeath  v.	  1)  ()	  2)  

bequest  n.	  1) ;  	  2)  

berate  v. , 

Berber  1. n. 	2. a. 

berberry  n. . 

berbery  n. . 

bereave  v. (bereaved bereft) ,  (of);	   an accident bereft the father of his child       

bereavement  n.  

bereft  p.  p-p.  bereave

beret  n. 

berg  n. ,  

berhyme  v.   

beriberi  n. -, 

berime  = berhyme

Berlin  1. n.	  1)   	  2) .  ( ); {. .   }	2. a. Berlin iron  ;	   Berlin wool  

bernicle goose  = barnacle II, 1   ()

berry  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ,  	  3)  (,   ..)	  4)   (,   ..)	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  

berserk  = berserker

berserker  = berserk	1. n.	  1) . ,  ; ,  	  2)  	2. a. , ;	   to go berserker   ;	   berserker fury , 

berth  I	1. n.	  1)  (   ..);   ( -. , );  (   ..)	  2) .  ; ;   ;	   building berth ;	   covered berth 	  3) , ;	   a good berth   to give a wide berth to  (-.),  (-., -)	2. v.	  1)  ()  	  2)   , 	  3)  , 	II v.    

bertha  n. ,  

berthing  1. pres-p.  berth I, 2	2. n. .	  1)   	  2)   

beryl  n. . 

beryllium  n. . 

beseech  v. (besought) , , 

beseeching  1. pres-p.  beseech	2. a.  ( , )

beseem  v. . , ;	   it ill beseem s you to complain    

beset  v. (beset)	  1) ;  (. .);	   to beset with questions  	  2) ,  ()	  3)  ()

besetting  1. pres-p.  beset	2. a.  ;	   besetting sin  ,  

beside  prep.	  1)  ; , ;	   beside the river  	  2)   ;	   she seems dull beside her sister        	  3) ;	   beside the mark, beside the question  , ,   ;	   beside the purpose 	  4) . ,  beside oneself  

besides  1. adv.  ,  	2. prep. 

besiege  v.	  1) . ; , 	  2)  (, )

besieger  n.  

beslaver  v.	  1) , 	  2)  

beslobber  = beslaver v.	  1) , 	  2)  

besmear  v.	  1) , ; 	  2) 

besmirch  v.	  1) 	  2) , ; 

besom  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) . . ,  to jump the besom     {. . to marry over the broomstick}	2. v.  (. besom away, besom out)

besot  v.	  1) ,  	  2) , 

besotted  1. p-p.  besot	2. a.  ( ,   ..)

besought  p.  p-p.  beseech

bespangle  v.  ;	   the bespangled sky   

bespatter  v.	  1)  	  2) , 

bespeak  v. (bespoke; bespoke, bespoken)	  1)  ;  (-.)	  2) , 	  3) , ,	  4) .  ( -.)

bespectacled  a.  ,  

bespoke  1. p.  p-p.  bespeak	2. a.   

bespoken  p-p.  bespeak

bespread  v. (bespread) , 

besprent  a. .	  1) 	  2) 

besprinkle  v. , ; 

Bessemer  a. Bessemer process .  

best  1. a. (sup.  good	  1) 1) 	  2) ;	   the best part of the week   	  3)   : best liar  ;	   best thrashing  	2. n. -.  ,   (-.);	   at best   ;	   to do one's best ( one's level best)	    )     ;	    )   ;	   if the best happened    Sunday best  ; .    ;	   bad is the best     ;	   to be at one's best   ;   ;	   to get ( to have) the best of it ,   (   ..);	   to give best   (-.),  ;	   to have the best of the bargain     ;	   to make the best of smth.	    )  -.  ;	    )   -.;	   to make the best of it ( of a bad bargain, business, job)   , ;    ;	   to make the best of one's way    , ;	   to send one's best ,  ;	   all the best  ;	   to the best of one's ability   , ;	   to the best of my belief   ;	   the best is the enemy of the good .  -  ;	   if you cannot have the best, make the best of what you have .    ,    ,  	3. adv. (sup.  well II,	  1)  ;  ;	   the best hated man   ;	   you had best confess    ;	   he is best forgotten     	4. v. .   ( -.); , 

best girl  n. . ; 

best man  n. 

best seller  n.	  1)  ; 	  2)   

bestead  I v. . (besteaded ;	   bested, bestead) ;  	II a. . ;	   bestead by enemies (with dangers)   ();	   ill (well) bestead   () 

bested  I = bestead	II II p-p.  bestead I

bestial  a. , ; ; ; 

bestiality  n.   . {. bestial}

bestir  v. ;  ;	   bestir yourself! !

bestow  v.	  1) , ,  (on, upon);	   to bestow honours  	  2) . 	  3) 

bestowal  n. ; 

bestrew  v. (bestrewed ;	   bestrewed, bestrewn)	  1) 	  2) 

bestrewn  p-p.  bestrew

bestridden  p-p.  bestride

bestride  v. (bestrode; bestridden)	  1)    	  2) ,  	  3)  ( , )	  4) 

bestrode  p.  bestride

bet  1. n.	  1) ;	   even bet    ;	   to make a bet  ;	   to win a bet  ;	   to lay a bet on smth.    -.	  2) ,   ..,     	  3)  ( ) one's best bet =  , 	2. v. (bet, betted )  ,   ;	   to bet on (against)    () you bet! !;  !;  !;	   to bet one's shirt  ;	   I'll bet my life ( my bottom dollar, a cookie, my boots, my hat) =    

beta  n.  (   ) beta plus    

beta rays  n. pl. . -; -

beta-particle  n. . -

betake  v. (betook; betaken) refl.	  1)  (to -  -.)	  2)  (to) to betake oneself to one's heels , 

betaken  p-p.  betake

betatron  n. . 

betel  n. . 

bethel  n.   ( )

bethink  v. (bethought) refl. ,  (of);  (to)

bethought  p.  p-p.  bethink

betid  p.  p-p.  betide

betide  v. (betid) (. . . 3 . . .) , ;	   whatever betide    ;	   woe betide him who...  , ...

betimes  adv.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

betoken  v.	  1) 	  2) 

betook  p.  betake

betray  v.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   his voice betrayed him   	  3)   (, ); 	  4) , 

betrayal  n. , ;	   betrayal of trust  

betrayer  n. , 

betroth  v. , 

betrothal  n. , 

betrothed  1. p-p.  betroth	2. a. , 

better  I n.   {. bet 2}	II 1. a. (comp.  good	  1) 1) 	  2) predic.   ;	   I am better    ,   the better part ;	   the better half .  , ;	   to be better off  ;	   to be better than one's word   ;	   for better for worse    ;    ;	   the better hand , , ;	   no better than a fool  	2. n. one's better s	    )  ;	    )      to get the better of smb.    -.,  , 	3. adv. (comp.  well II,	  1) ; ;	   to think better of smth.    -.;  all the better, so much the better  ;	   never better .   ;	   you'd be all the better (for)    ...;	   none the better (for)   ;	   you had better go    ;	   you'd better believe it . .   ;	   twice as long and better    ;	   I know better   	4. v.	  1) (); (); ();	   to better oneself   ( )	  2) , 

betterment  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

betting  1. pres-p.  bet 2	2. n. 

bettor  = better I

between  1. prep.  between the cup and the lip a morsel may slip . =    ;	   between the devil and the deep sea   ;   ;	   between hay and grass    ;    ;	   between ourselves, between you and me (and the bedpost)  , ;	   between times, between whiles  ;	   between this and then  ;  ;	   between wind and water    	2. adv.  visits are few and far between  

betwixt  . . . between ;	   betwixt and between    

bevel  1. n. .	  1) ; ; ; ; 	  2) 	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2) 	3. v.	  1) ; ;  	  2) , 

bevel pinion  n. .  

bevel-gear  n. .     

beverage  n. 

bevy  n.	  1)  ();  ()	  2) ,  (. )

bewail  v. , 

beware  v. ,  (.  imp. c of);	   beware of dogs!  !;	   beware lest you provoke him ,   

bewilder  v. ,   ;   

bewilderment  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) 

bewitch  v.	  1) 	  2) 

bewitching  1. pres-p.  bewitch	2. a. , 

bewitchment  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

bewray  v. .  

bey  . n. 

beyond  1. adv. ;  	2. prep.	  1) ,   	  2) ; ;	   beyond the appointed hour   	  3) ; , ;	   beyond reach  ;	   beyond belief ;	   beyond compare   , beyond doubt ;	   beyond hope ;	   beyond measure ;	   beyond one's depth  ;	   it is beyond me    	3. n. (the beyond)   the back of beyond    , 

bezant  n.	  1)  (  )	  2) .     

bezel  n.	  1)   	  2)  (     )	  3) 	  4) ,     

bhang  = bang III

bi  pref. (); . bicameral ;	   bimonthly	    )     ;	    )     

bias  1. n.	  1) , , , 	  2)    ;	   to cut on the bias    	  3)  (against -  -.);  (in favour of, towards -   -.); , 	  4) . 	2. v. ;   (. ); 	3. adv. ,  

biased  = biassed

biassed  1. p-p.  bias 2	2. a. , , ;	   to be biassed against smb.    -.

bib  I n.	  1)  	  2)    best bib and tucker  	II v. . 

bib-cock  n. 

bibb  n. ; , 

bibber  n. 

bibcock  n. 

bibelot  n. .	  1) , 	  2)   

Bible  n. 

biblical  a. 

bibliofilm  n. 

bibliographer  n. 

bibliographic  a. 

bibliographical  a. 

bibliography  n. 

bibliolater  n.	  1) 	  2)    

bibliomania  n. 

bibliomaniac  n. 

bibliophile  n. , 

bibliopole  n. 

bibulous  a.	  1)  	  2) 

bicameral  a. 

bicarbonate  a. . 

bice  n. -   - 

bicentenary  1. n.  , 	2. a. 

bicentennial  1. a. ;   200 	2. n.  , 

bicephalous  a. 

biceps  n. . ,  

bichloride  n. .  ;	   bichloride of mercury 

bichromate  n. .   

bicker  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ,  	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3)  ( );  ( )	  4)  ( )

biconcave  a. . 

biconvex  a. . 

bicuspid  .	1. n.     	2. a.	  1) 	  2)  ()

bicycle  1. n. 	2. v.   

bicycler  . = bicyclist n. 

bicycling  1. pres-p.  bicycle 2	2. n.   

bicyclist  n. 

bid  1. n.	  1)   (.  );  ( )	  2)  	  3) . 	  4) , ;	   to make bids for smth.   -.,  -.	2. v. (bad(e), bid; bidden, bid)	  1)   (.  ;	   for)	  2) . ;	   do as you are bidden (),  ,  	  3) . 	  4) .  () bid against, bid up   to bid fair , ,  , ;	   to bid farewell ( goodbye) ;	   to bid welcome 

biddable  a. 

bidden  p-p.  bid 2

bidder  n.    ; ;	   the highest ( the best) bidder ,    ( )

bidding  1. pres-p.  bid 2	2. n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) ;	   at smb.'s bidding   ,   ..	  4) , 

bide  v. (bode, bided) . = abide; to bide one's time   , 

biennial  1. a.	  1) , 	  2)     	2. n.  

bier  n.	  1)    	  2) . , 	  3) 

biff  .	1. n.  	2. n. 

biffin  n. -     

bifid  a.  ; 

bifocal  1. a. , 	2. n. pl.  

bifoliate  a. 

bifurcate  1. a. 	2. v. (), ()

bifurcation  n. , ; 

big  I	1. a.	  1) , ;	   big repair  	  2) ; 	  3) ;	   big noise	    )  ; . ;	    ) . . , 	  4) 	  5)  (. big with child)	  6) ;  (with);	   big with news  	  7) , ;	   to look big   	  8) ;	   big talk ;	   big mouth .  	  9) ;	   that's big of you      big business  ; .    ;	   big money  ;	   big head . , ;	   big stick " ";	   big brass  ,  ;	   big bug ( shot)  ; "";	   too big for one's boots . 	2. adv. . ,   	II = bigg

Big Ben  n.   (    )

big time  n. . 

big top  n. .	  1)  	  2) 

big tree  n. . . 

big-horn  n.  , 

bigamist  n. ; 

bigamy  n. ; ; 

bigg  n. -.  

biggin  n. 

bight  n.	  1) 	  2)  ()	  3) .  (),  

bigness  n. ,   . {. big I, 1}

bigot  n.	  1)  	  2) , 

bigoted  a. ; 

bigotry  n.   (-.); 

bigtime  a. .	  1)   ;	   bigtime comedian   	  2) ,    ;	   bigtime operator  

bigwig  n. .  , ""

bijou  .	1. n. (pl. oux) ;  	2. a.   

bijouterie  n. .	  1)  	  2) 

bijoux  pl.  bijou

bike  . .  bicycle 

bikini  n.  (  )

bilabial  a. . 

bilabiate  a. . 

bilateral  a. 

bilberry  n. 

bilbo  n.	  1) (bilboes) pl.  	  2) (pl. os ) .  

bile  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 

bileduct  a. .  

bilge  1. n.	  1)  (); 	  2)   (. bilge water)	  3) ,    	  4) . , 	  5) .  	  6) . ;	   bilge pump  	2. v.  

biliary  a.	  1)   	  2) = bilious 2

bilingual  a.	  1) 	  2)    

bilious  a.	  1) 	  2)    	  3) 

bilk  1. n. = bilker n. , 	2. v. ;    ()

bilker  n. , 

bill  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)  ()	  4)  	2. v.	  1)   ( )	  2) ,  (. to bill and coo)	II 1. n.	  1) , ;	   to pass (to throw out) the bill  () 	  2) ; ; ;	   bill of credit ;	   bill of entry  ;	   bill of fare ;	   bill of health  ;	   bill of lading , ;	   bill of parcels ; ;	   bill of sale , 	  3)  (  ..)	  4) ;	   padded bills  ;	   bill of costs   ( )    ;	   omnibus bill    ;	   to run up a bill   ( ,    ..)	  5) ,  (. bill of exchange);	   short bill  	  6) ; ,  	  7) . ;	   a five dollar bill    	  8) . ;	   to find a true bill    ;	   to ignore the bill   B. of Rights	    ) . "  " ( );	    )      ;	   G. I. Bill (of Rights) .   ;	   butcher's bill .    ;	   to fill the bill .  ;   	2. v.	  1)   	  2)  	  3) . , 	  4)  ,   (to, for)	III n.	  1) . 	  2)  	  3) (), 

Bill Jim  n.   (  )

bill-poster  n.  

billboard  n.   , ;  

billbroker  n.   ( )

billdiscounter  n. 

billet  I	1. n.	  1)   	  2)   ;	   to go into billets   	  3)   	  4) . , , 	2. v.  ()	II n.	  1) , ; 	  2)  	  3) . , , ; , 

billet-doux  n. .  

billfold  n. 

billhead  n.   ,   ..

billhook  = bill III, 2

billiard  a. ;	   billiard cue ;	   billiard room 

billiard-ball  n.  

billiard-marker  n. 

billiards  n. pl. ;	   to play billiards   

billingsgate  n.   (      );	   to talk billingsgate ,    

billion  n-card. n.	  1) 	  2) . 

billionaire  n. . 

billon  n. ,    

billot  n.	  1)     (   )	  2) , 

billow  1. n.	  1)  , 	  2) . 	  3) . 	2. v. , 

billowy  a.	  1)  ( )	  2) ,  ( )

billsticker  = bill-poster n.  

billy  n.	  1) () 	  2) . , 	  3) .  

billy-goat  n. 

billy-ho  n. like billy-ho , , ;	   it is raining like billy-ho   

billy-o  n. like billy-o , , ;	   it is raining like billy-o   

billyboy  n. . ,   

billycock  n. .  ()

biltong  n.  ,   

bimestrial  a.	  1) 	  2) = bimonthly 1

bimetallic  a. 

bimetallism  n. . 

bimonthly  1. a.	  1)     	  2)     	2. adv.	  1)    	  2)    	3. n. ,     

bin  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2)  	  3)      	2. v.     ..

binary  a. , ; ;	   binary mixture .  

bind  v. (bound)	  1) ; 	  2) ,  ()	  3) 	  4) 	  5) , 	  6)  ()	  7) ;	   to bind oneself    , ;	   to be bound to take an action   -.   ;	   to be bound to be defeated    	  8)  ( , ,   ..)	  9) ;	   to bind the loose sand  	  10)   bind over (c inf.) ,  ;	   to bind over to appear    ;	   to bind over to keep the peace    ;	   bind up	    )  ();	    )    ;	    ) ;	   this problem is bound up with many others       to be bound apprentice     ()

binder  n.	  1) 	  2)   (,   ..)	  3) 

bindery  n.  

binding  1. pres-p.  bind	2. n.	  1) 	  2) ; ; 	  3) .  ()	  4) .  ()	3. a.	  1) ; ;	   binding power  	  2) , 	  3) ; ;	   in a binding form   

bindweed  n. . 

bine  n. . ;    (. )

binge  n. . , ;	   to have a binge, to go on the binge , 

bingo  n.	  1)  (  )	  2) . 

binnacle  n. .  (   )

binocular  a. 

binoculars  n. pl. 

binomial  1. n. . ; ;	   B. theorem  	2. a. . , 

binominal  a.   ;	   binominal nomenclature . .      

bint  n. . 

biochemist  n. 

biochemistry  n. 

biogenesis  n. 

biographer  n. 

biographic  a. 

biographical  a. 

biography  n. 

biologic  = biological a. ;	   biologic warfare  

biological  a. ;	   biological warfare  

biologist  n. 

biology  n. 

biolysis  n. . ,      

biometrics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

biometry  n. = biometrics 

bionics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

bionomics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

biophysics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

bioplasm  bioplast n. , 

biopsy  n. . 

biosphere  n. 

biosynthesis  n. 

biota  n.     

bipartisan  a. 

bipartite  a.	  1)  (   ..)	  2)    	  3) .    , 

biped  1. n.  ()	2. a. = bipedal 

bipedal  a. 

biplane  n. 

bipod  n. . ; 

bipolar  a. . 

biquadratic  .	1. a. 	2. n. ;  

birch  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) attr. 	2. v.  

birchen  a. ;   

birchrod  = birch 1,	  2) n.	  1) 	  2) 

bird  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . , ;	   a gay (queer) bird  () bird of Jove ;	   bird of Juno ;	   to do smth. like a bird  -. ;	   to get the bird	    )  ;	    )  ;	   a bird in the bush  ;	   a bird in the hand  ;	   a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush . =     ,    ;	   birds of a feather =   ;   ;	   birds of a feather flock together . =    ;	   an old bird =  ;	   an old bird is not caught with chaff .      ; (it is) the early bird (that) catches the worm . =   ,   ;	   to kill two birds with one stone =     ;	   a little bird told me =   ; -  ;	   to make a bird (of)  ( ), ;	   strictly for the birds   ;   

bird of paradise  n. .  

bird of passage  n.  

bird of prey  n.  

bird's nest  n.	  1)  	  2)   ( )

bird's-eye  n. .  ()

bird's-eyeview  n.	  1)    	  2)  

bird's-nesting  n.    

bird-cage  n.  ( )

bird-call  n.	  1) ,  	  2) . 

bird-dog  n.	  1)     	  2) .  (),        	  3) .  ()

bird-lime  n.  

bird-nest  = bird's nest

bird-nesting  = bird's nesting

bird-seed  n.  

birder  n. 

birdfancier  n.	  1)  , 	  2)  

birdie  n. (.  bird) , 

Biro  n.   ( )

Biropen  n.   ( )

birth  n.	  1) ;	   an artist by birth   ;	   to give birth to ,    {. . 3};	   new ( second) birth  ; 	  2) ;	   two at a birth 	  3) , ; ;	   to give birth to   (-.) {. . 1}

birth-control  n.	  1)  	  2)  

birth-mark  n. ,  

birth-pill  n.   (. the Pill)

birth-place  n.  , 

birth-rate  n. ;  

birthday  n.	  1)  	  2) attr. birthday cake    ;	   birthday party    in one's birthday suit . ,    

birthright  n.	  1)  	  2)    (    ..)

bis  adv.  , , 

biscuit  n.	  1)  ;	   ship's biscuit 	  2) ,  	  3) - 	  4) attr. -

bisect  v. ,  

bisection  n.  

bisector  n. . 

bisectrices  pl.  bisectrix

bisectrix  n. (pl. trices) = bisector 

bisexual  a. 

bishop  n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3)  (     ) the bishop has played the cook .     (   )

bishopric  n.	  1)  	  2) 

bisk  = bisque	II n.	  1)  	  2)     	  3)  -

bismuth  n. . 

bison  n. 

bisque  I = biscuit	  2) II n.	  1)  	  2)     	  3)  -	III n.  ( )

bissextile  1. a. ;	   the bissextile day 29- 	2. n.  

bistort  n. . 

bistoury  n.  ( )

bistre  n.  (- )

bistro  n. . , 

bit  I n.	  1) ; ,  ;	   a bit ;	   not a bit ;	   bit by bit ;	   wait a bit  ;	   he is a bit of a coward  	  2)  ;	   short bit .   10 ;	   long bit   15 ;	   two bit s .   25 	  3) attr. bit part   to give smb. a bit of one's mind  , ;	   to do one's bit   ;   ,   ;	   bits and pieces , , ;	   to get a bit on .  ;	   he (she) is a bit long in the tooth  ()   ;	   to take a bit of doing   	II 1. n.	  1) ; ;	   to draw bit  , ;	   to take the bit between one's teeth  	  2)   ; 	  3) ; ; 	  4)  ()	2. v.	  1) 	  2) , 	III p.  p-p.  bite 2	IV n.   (  )

bitbrace  n. . 

bitch  1. n.	  1) 	  2)     : bitch wolf 	  3) . 	2. v. .	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) ,   , 

bitchy  a. .	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) , 

bite  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)  ()	  4)  ();	   without bite or sup    	  5) ,  ;	   to have a bite , 	  6) , 	  7)  ( )	  8) . 	  9) . , 	2. v. (bit; bit, bitten)	  1) (); 	  2)  ( )	  3) ,  ()	  4)  ( ,   ..)	  5) ,  ( )	  6) ,  ( ; . bite in)	  7) , 	  8) ,  ( )	  9) (pass.) ,  	  10) . ;	   the wheels will not bite  ;	   the brake will not bite    bite off  to bite off more than one can chew    ;   ;	   to bite the dust ( the ground, the sand)	    )  ;	    )  ;    ;  ;	   to bite one's thumb at smb. .    -.

biter  n.	  1) ,  	  2)   the biter bit = ,  

biting  1. pres-p.  bite 2	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

bitten  p-p.  bite 2;	   to be bitten with  (-.);	   once bitten twice shy . =   ,     ;   ()  

bitter  1. a.	  1) ;	   bitter as gall ( wormwood)   	  2) , 	  3)  ( );  ( )	  4) ;  ( )	  5) ;	   bitter enemy   that which is bitter to endure may be sweet to remember =     ,    	2. adv.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3)     , ;	   it was bitter cold   	3. n.	  1) 	  2)  

bitter earth  n. . 

bitter salt  n. .  

bitter-ender  n.    , ,  

bitter-sweet  a. -

bitterish  a. 

bitterly  adv.   . {. bitter 1}

bittern  I n. . 	II n.   ( )

bitterness  n.   . {. bitter 1}

bitters  n. pl.	  1)  	  2)   to get one's bitters . .   

bitumen  n. ; 

bituminous  a. , ;	   bituminous concrete  , 

bivalent  a. 

bivalve  .	1. n.  	2. a. 

bivouac  1. n. ;	   to go into bivouac  	2. v. ,  

bivvy  n. (.  bivouac) .	  1) 	  2) 

biweekly  1. a.	  1)     	  2)     	2. adv.	  1)    	  2)    	3. n.  (),  ()    

biz  . . business

bizarre  a. . , , 

bizonal  a. 

blab  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. v.  ( -.); 

blabber  n. ; 

black  1. a.	  1) ;	   black character = black letter	  2) 	  3) ; 	  4) , ; ;	   things look black   	  5) , ;	   black looks  ;	   to look black  , 	  6) ;	   he is not so black as he is painted    ,   	  7)  ( , )	  8)  black as ink	    )   ;	    ) , ;	   black art  ;	   B. Belt  ,   ,    ;	   the B. Country  ,       ;	   black as hell ( night, pitch, my hat)  ;	   black as sin ( thunder, thundercloud)  ;	   black and blue  ;	   to beat black and blue   ,    ;	   black and tan    ;	   B. and Tans .         ,     ;	   black dog =  ;  , ;	   black gang . . ;	   black hand .  ;	   black in the face  (   );	   to know black from white    ,    ;	   black hole 	2. n.	  1)  , ;	   to swear black is white   ,   	  2)  , ;	   Berlin black    	  3) 	  4)  	  5)   ;  	3. v.	  1)   	  2) ;	   to black boots   	  3) .  black out	    ) ,    ;  , ;	    ) ; ;  ;	    ) . ;	    )    ;	    )  ()

black and white  n.	  1)  	  2) in black and white   ;	   to put down in black and white    ; 	  3) -  ( , , )

black ball  n.   ( )

black body  n. .   

black book  = black-list	1. n.  	2. v.     to be in smb.'s black book   -.  

black cap  n.	  1)  ,     	  2)  

Black Death  n. . " " (    1348 - 49 .)

black draught  n.  (  )

black earth  n. 

black friar  n.  ()

black jack  n.	  1)     ..	  2)  	  3) . . 	  4) . ,  

black letter  n.    

Black Maria  n.  , " "

black market  n.  

black marketeer  n.    , 

black monk  n.  ()

Black Power  n. . " " (    ,          )

black pudding  n.  

black-ball  v. 

black-beetle  n.  

black-chalk  n. . 

black-cock  n. 

black-currant  n.  

black-jack  v. . .  

black-lead  n. . 

blackamoor  n. .	  1) 	  2) ; 

blackberry  n.	  1) 	  2) .  

blackbird  n.  

blackboard  n.  

blackcap  n. - ()

blacken  v.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 

blackface  n. . ,    ;	   to appear in blackface    

blackguard  1. n. , 	2. a. 	3. v. , 

blackguardism  n.	  1)  	  2) ; 

blackguardly  1. a. = blackguard 2 	2. adv. 

blackhead  n.	  1)  ( )	  2)   ()

blackhearted  a. ; 

blacking  1. pres-p.  black 3	2. n. 

blackingout  n.	  1) = blackout 1	  2)  () 

blackish  a. 

blackleg  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

blackletter  a. ,    ;	   blackletter book   blackletter day  

blacklist  1. n.  	2. v.    

blacklisting  1. pres-p.  blacklist 2	2. n.    

blackmail  1. n. ; 	2. v. ;  

blackmailer  n. 

blackness  n. ; ; 

blackout  1. n.	  1) .        	  2)  (    )	  3)     (   ..)	  4)  ;  ;  	  5) . 	2. a.	  1) 	  2) . 

blackshirt  n. , 

blacksmith  n. 

blackstrap  n.    ,   

blackthorn  n. .  , 

blacky  a.	  1) 	  2) . , 

bladder  n.	  1) . 	  2) ;	   football bladder  	  3) 

bladdery  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

blade  n.	  1) , ;  ()	  2)  (, )	  3) , 	  4) -.  ();  ()	  5) . ;	   a jolly old blade 

blaeberry  n. . 

blague  n. . ,    

blah  n. . , 

blame  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ;	   to bear the blame, to take the blame upon oneself    ;	   to lay the blame on ( upon) smb., to lay the blame at smb.'s door    -;	   to lay the blame at the right door ( on the right shoulders)  ,  ;	   to shift the blame on smb.    -.	2. v. ;  ;	   he is to blame for it    ;	   she blamed it on him     ( )

blameful  a.	  1) = blameworthy a.  	  2) .   

blameless  a. 

blameworthy  a.  

blanch  v.	  1) , 	  2)  (   ..)	  3)  ()	  4)    	  5) 	  6) 	  7)    () over , 

blancmange  n. . 

bland  a.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  (.  )	  3) ;  ( )

blandish  v.	  1) , , 	  2) 

blandishment  n. (. pl.)	  1) , 	  2)  

blandly  adv. , , 

blank  1. a.	  1) ; ,  ( );  ( , );	   blank check       	  2)  ( )	  3)  ; ;	   his memory is blank on the subject      ;	   blank look  	  4) , ;	   to look blank  	  5) ; ;	   blank silence  ;	   blank despair  	  6) ;	   blank wall  ;	   blank window ,  	  7) . NN, -,   .. ( -.,   );	   the B. Pursuit Squadron -   blank verse  ;	   blank cartridge  ;	   to give a blank cheque   ,  	2. n.	  1) ,  	  2) . 	  3)  (    )	  4)   ;	   to draw a blank   ; .  	  5) ;  ();	   my mind is a complete blank    	  6) .   ; 	  7) . ; 	3. v. .   ;  ""

blanket  1. n.	  1)  	  2) , 	  3)  	  4)  	  5) . ;  ; ;  born on the wrong side of the blanket   , ;	   to put a wet blanket on smb., to throw a wet blanket over smb.  -. ;	   to play the wet blanket 	2. a.	  1) , , , ;     ; 	  2) blanket sheet .    	3. v.	  1)  ()	  2) .   	  3) ,   	  4)  (,  -   )	  5)  (); 	  6) .  

blanketing  n.   

blankly  adv.	  1) ; , 	  2) 	  3) , 	  4) 

blare  1. n.  ; 	2. v.  

blarney  .	1. n. 	2. v.  ; 

blase  a. . 

blaspheme  v. ; 

blasphemous  a. 

blasphemy  n. 

blast  1. n.	  1)   	  2)  	  3)  ( )	  4) 	  5)  ( )	  6)  	  7)  	  8) ,  ()	  9) .  ; ;	   to be in (out of) blast    () (  )	  10)  at ( in) full blast    (   ..)	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  (  ..)	  3)  (, )	  4) . , 	  5) 

blast-furnace  n. ,  

blasted  1. p-p.  blast 2	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 

blastema  n. . 

blasting  1. pres-p.  blast 2	2. a.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   blasting cartridge  ;	   blasting oil  ( )	3. n.	  1) , 	  2)  ;  	  3) 	  4) .  ()

blastoderm  n. . 

blastoff  n.  ();  ( )

blatant  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) , ;	   a blatant lie  

blather  = blether

blatherskite  = bletherskate

blaze  I	1. n.	  1) ;	   in a blaze  	  2)    	  3) , 	  4)  (, )	  5) pl. ;	   go to blazes!   !;	   like blazes  ; ;	   what the blazes!  ! blaze of publicity  	2. v.	  1)   	  2) , 	  3) . ;	   he was blazing with fury     blaze away	    ) .    (at);	    )    , ;	    )    (at);	   blaze away! ! !;	   blaze up 	II 1. n.	  1)   (  )	  2) ,  ( )	2. v.  ();   ( -.);  () ;	   to blaze the trail    ,    ; .  	III v.  ( blaze abroad)

blazer  n.	  1)  (. )  	  2) sl  

blazing  I	1. pres-p.  blaze 1, 2	2. a.	  1)  	  2) , ;	   blazing scent .  	II pres-p.  blaze II, 2  III

blazon  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	2. v.	  1)   	  2) = blaze	III  ( blazon abroad)

blazonry  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , ;  

bleach  1. n.	  1)  ;  	  2) 	2. v.	  1) ; (); 	  2) 

bleacher  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) (. pl.) . .    

bleaching powder  n.  ( ) 

bleak  I a.	  1) ,   	  2) ;   	  3)  	  4) ;  (  )	  5) , 	II n.  ()

bleakness  n.  ()  . {. bleak I}

blear  1. a. ; ; 	2. v.  (,    ..);	   to blear the eyes  ; .   

blear-eyed  a.	  1)   	  2) , 	  3) 

bleary  a.	  1)  ( , .  )	  2) , 	  3) 

bleat  1. n. ;  ()	2. v.	  1) ;  ( )	  2)  	  3) , , 

bleb  n.	  1) 	  2)   ( , );  ( )

bled  p.  p-p.  bleed

bleed  1. v. (bled)	  1) ;  ;	   my heart bleeds   	  2)  	  3)  	  4)  ( );  ()	  5) ;  ();  (  ..)	  6)  	  7)  	  8) .     (  ) (. bleed off) to bleed white	    ) ;	    )   ;  	2. a. .    ,  

bleeder  n.	  1) ,   	  2) 	  3) .  	  4) .   ( );    

bleeding  1. pres-p.  bleed 1	2. n.	  1) 	  2) 	3. a.	  1) ,  	  2) , 	  3)  , 

bleep  n.   

blemish  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) ; 

blench  I v.	  1) ;  ( -.)	  2)    -. blench	II v. , 

blend  1. n.	  1) 	  2)        	2. v. (blended blent)	  1) ();  ;	   oil and water will never blend     	  2) , 	  3)       ( )	  4)  ( )

blende  n. . ,  

Blenheim  n.	  1)  	  2) Blenheim Orange  (  )

blent  p.  p-p.  blend 2

bless  v. (blessed blest)	  1) ; ;	   to bless oneself . ;	   to bless one's stars  	  2) 	  3)  , 	  4) .  to bless the mark	    )   ;	    )   ();	   bless me ( my soul), bless my ( your) heart, God bless me ( you), bless you, I'm blest  , ;	   I haven't a penny to bless myself with       

blessed  1. p-p.  bless	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) . 

blessedness  n. , ;	   single blessedness . ,  

blessing  1. pres-p.  bless	2. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) , 	  4)  (   ) a blessing in disguise =    ,   ;    ; ,  

blest  1. p.  p-p.  bless	2. a. . . blessed

blether  1. n. , 	2. v.  ; 

bletherskate  n. 

blew  I p.  blow II, 2	II p.  blow III, 2

blewits  n.  

blight  1. n.	  1)   (       )	  2) -  	  3)  	  4) ,  	  5) ; 	  6) ; ; , 	2. v.	  1)   ()	  2)  (  ..);  ()

blighter  n.	  1) 	  2) . ,  

Blighty  . .	1. n. ,  a Blighty one ,    	2. adv.  ,  

blimey  int. .   !,  !

blimp  n. .	  1)    	  2) ,  , 	  3) (Colonel) B. () ,  , ""

blind  1. a.	  1) ;	   blind of an eye    ;	   blind flying .  ,   ;	   to be blind to smth.      -.	  2)  ; ;	   blind hand  ;	   blind path   ;	   blind letter        	  3)  , ;	   to go it blind  ;  , 	  4) ,    , 	  5) ,     ( , )	  6) ,  (   ..)	  7) .  (. blind drunk);	   blind to the world   blind date . .	    )    ;	    )  (-),   (-)  ;	   blind lantern  ;	   blind pig ( tiger) . . ,     ;	   blind shell    ;	   the blind side (of a person) (-.)  , (-.)  ;	   blind Tom ;	   to apply ( to turn) the blind eye   ( -.)	2. n.	  1) (the blind) pl. . 	  2) ; ;  (. Venetian blind); 	  3) , ; , 	  4) . , 	3. v.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	  3) . 	  4) . 	  5) .  ,   

blind coal  n. 

blind gut  n. .  

blind man's holiday  n. 

blind-alley  1. n. ; .  	2. a. ; ;	   blind-alley employment ( occupation)  

blind-man's-buff  n. 

blindage  n. 

blinders  n. pl. 

blindfold  1. a.	  1)   	  2)  ; ;  	2. adv.   ;	   to know one's way blindfold   ,        	3. v.  

blindly  adv.	  1) , 	  2)  

blindness  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 

blink  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   in a blink   	  3)   ( ) on the blink . .	    )   ,   ;	    )   	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3)   (at -  -.)

blinker  n.	  1) pl. , ;	   to be ( to run) in blinkers .    	  2) pl. . 	  3) .  

blinking  1. pres-p.  blink 2	2. a. . , 

blip  n.    

bliss  n. , 

blissful  a. , 

blister  1. n.	  1) ,  	  2)  	  3) .  ( );  (  )	  4) .  	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  , 	  3) . , 	  4) . 

blister-beetle  = blister-fly n.  

blister-fly  n.  

blithe  a. (. .) , ; 

blither  . = blether	1. n. , 	2. v.  ; 

blithering  1. pres-p.  blither	2. a. .	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) 

blithesome  = blithe a. (. .) , ; 

blitz  . .	1. n.	  1) = blitzkrieg  , 	  2)  , .  , 	2. v. , 

blitzkrieg  . n.  , 

blizzard  n.  , 

bloat  I v. ,  (. bloat out)	II v.  ()

bloated  I	1. p-p.  bloat I	2. a. , ;  (. .);	   bloated aristocrat " ", ,  ;	   bloated armaments   	II 1. p-p.  bloat	II 2. a. 

bloater  n.  , . 

blob  1. n.	  1) 	  2)   (,   ..)	  3) .  (   ) on the blob . ,  	2. v.  

blobber-lipped  a. 

bloc  n. . , 

block  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  ();  ( )	  3)  ();  	  4) ,   ;	   block of shares .  ;	   in block  , 	  5) ;	   the block   	  6)   	  7) ,  ( )	  8) 	  9)  ()	  10) pl. ; "" ()	  11)  (, )	  12) ;  ()	  13) -. ; 	  14) . , 	  15) . 	  16) . 	  17) attr. block grant  	2. v.	  1) ; ;  (. block up);	   to block the access  	  2) ,  ;	   to block progress    	  3) .  ( )	  4)   (. block in, block out)	  5) . , , 	  6) ()

block booking  n. .   ,   

block letter  n.   

block printing  n. 

block system  = blocking 2, 1

block-buster  n. .	  1)   	  2)  ( )

block-signal  n. -. -

blockade  1. n.	  1) ;	   to raise (to run) the blockade  () 	  2) .  ()	2. v. 

blocked  1. p-p.  block 2	2. a. . ; ;	   blocked accounts  

blockhead  n. 

blockhouse  n.	  1) . 	  2) . 

blocking  1. pres-p.  block 2	2. n.	  1) -.  , 	  2) . , 

blockish  a. , 

bloke  n. . , 

blond  = blonde

blonde  1. n.	  1) ()	  2)   	2. a. , 

blood  1. n.	  1) ;	   to let one's blood  	  2) , 	  3) ; ;	   full blood  ;	   blue ( high) blood  , " ";	   it runs in his blood     ,  	  4) , ; , ;	   bad blood ;	   cold blood ;	   in cold blood ;	   hot blood , ;	   to make smb.'s blood boil (creep)  -.   ( );	   his blood is up  	  5) , 	  6) . ,  	  7)  (, )	  8) ;   blood and iron  ; ;	   blood is thicker than water =   ;	   you cannot take ( get) blood from ( out of) a stone = ,   	2. v.	  1)  	  2) .    

blood bank  n.	  1)     	  2)       

blood brother  n.	  1)  	  2) 

blood feud  n.  ;  

blood group  n. .  

blood orange  n.  ( )

blood pressure  n.  

blood test  n.  ,  

blood transfusion  n. .  

blood-guilty  a. .      -. 

blood-heat  n.   

blood-horse  n.  

blood-letting  n. 

blood-poisoning  n.  

blood-pudding  = black pudding  

blood-stained  a.	  1)  	  2)  ,   

blood-sucker  n.	  1) 	  2) , , 

blood-thirsty  a. 

blood-vessel  n.  

bloodcurdling  a. ;  ;	   bloodcurdling sight ,      

blooded  1. p-p.  blood 2	2. a.	  1)  ( )	  2) 	  3) .  ,  

bloodhound  n.	  1)  ( )	  2) 

bloodiness  n. 

bloodless  a.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) , 

bloodshed  n. 

bloodshot  a.   ( )

bloodstone  n. . , 

bloodworm  n.	  1)   	  2) ,  -

bloody  1. a.	  1) ; ;	   bloody flux 	  2) ; 	  3) .  to wave a bloody shirt .    ;  ;	   B. Mary    	2. adv. . , 	3. v. 

bloody-minded  a. ; 

bloom  I	1. n.	  1) , ;	   in bloom  	  2)   	  3) ;	   to take the bloom off smth. ,  -.   	  4) 	  5)  ( )	2. v. ;  (. .)	II n. . ,  , 

bloomer  n. .  ; 

bloomers  n. pl. .   ; 

blooming  I	1. pres-p.  bloom I, 2	2. a.	  1) 	  2) . . bloody 1, 3;	   a blooming fool  	II n. . 	III n. .  

bloomy  a. 

blossom  1. n.	  1) ,  (.  )	  2) 	2. v.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ,   (. blossom forth, blossom out)

blot  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) ; ,  a blot on the landscape =     	2. v.	  1) 	  2) ; ;	   to blot one's copy-book .   ,   	  3)  ( )	  4) ,  blot out	    ) ; ;	    ) . ;	    ) ;	   a cloud has blotted out the moon   

blotch  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	2. v.  , 

blotchy  a.  , 

blotter  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)  	  4) ;  

blottesque  a.   ,   ( , )

blotting-pad  n.    

blotting-paper  n.  

blotto  a. . , 

blouse  n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) 

blow  I n.	  1) ;	   at a blow, at one blow  ; ;	   to come to blows   ,  ,   ;	   to deal ( to strike, to deliver) a blow  ;	   to aim a blow (at) ;	   to strike a blow for ;	   to strike a blow against 	  2) ,  ()	II 1. n.	  1) ;	   to get a blow   	  2) 	  3) . ; 	  4)   ()	2. v. (blew; blown)	  1) , 	  2) ;  ( )	  3)  (, ; . .);  ( );  (  ..);  ();	   to blow bubbles   ;	   to blow one's nose 	  4)  (. blow up);	   to blow open ,  (  );	   to blow open a safe  	  5) ,  	  6)  (  )	  7)  ( )	  8) , 	  9) . 	  10)   ( )	  11)  (; . blow off); 	  12) (p-p. blowed) . ;	   I'll be blowed if I know    ,    blow about, blow abroad  (, );	   blow in	    ) ,  ( );	    ) . () ; ;	    )    (   ..);	   blow off	    ) . ;	   to blow off steam  ; .    ; ;	    ) . ,  ();	   blow out	    ) , ,  (,    ..);  (  );	    )  ( );	    )  (   ..);	   blow over ,  ( ,   ..);	   blow up	    ) ;	    ) ;	   to blow up the hell    ;	    )    ( );	    ) . ;	    ) . , ;	    ) .   ;	   blow upon	    )  , ;	    )   ;	    ) ;  to blow out one's brains    ;	   blow high, blow low    ,      ;	   to blow hot and cold ,    ;	   to blow the gaff ( the gab) .  ; 	III 1. n. , 	2. v. (blew; blown) 

blow-by-blow  a. ,    ;	   a blow-by-blow account  

blow-off  n.	  1)  (  ..)	  2) . 

blow-out  n.	  1)  (  ..)	  2)  (,   ..)	  3) . ,  	  4) .  ; 

blow-up  n.	  1) = blow-out 4	  2) 	  3) . , 	  4) .  

blowball  n. 

blower  n.	  1) ,  ; ,   (  ..)	  2) 	  3) . 	  4) . ; 	  5) . ,    	  6) 	  7) . 	  8) . 

blowfly  n.  

blowhole  n.	  1) ,  ( )	  2)  ( )	  3)  ( )

blowing  I	1. pres-p.  blow II, 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2) ,  (, )	II pres-p.  blow III, 2

blowing engine  n.  

blowing machine  = blowing engine  

blowing-up  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

blowlamp  n.  

blown  I p-p.  blow III, 2	II 1. p-p.  blow II, 2	2. a. ,   

blowpipe  n.  

blowtorch  = blowlamp  

blowy  a.  ( )

blowzy  a.	  1)   	  2) ,  (.  )

blub  . . .  blubber II, 2 v. .  , ; 

blubber  I n.	  1) 	  2)  ()	II 1. n. , 	2. v. .  , ; 	III a. ,  ( )

blubbered  1. p-p.  blubber II, 2	2. a. ;	   blubbered face  

bluchers  n. pl.	  1)  	  2)     

bludgeon  1. n. 	2. v.  

blue  1. a.	  1) ; ; ;	   dark ( Navy) blue 	  2) ;  	  3) ; , ;	   to look blue   ;	   things look blue  ;	   blue study () , ;	   blue fear ( funk) . , , ;	   be blue 	  4) , ;	   to make ( to turn) the air blue , 	  5)    , ;	   to vote blue   	  6) .  ( ) blue blood	    )  , " ";	    )  ;	   blue devils ;	   blue laws .   (   ,    );	   blue sky law . ,        ;	   blue chip, blue chip share ( paper) .  ,    ;	   blue water  ;	   to drink till all's blue    ;	   once in a blue moon  	2. n.	  1)  ;	   Oxford blue - ;	   Cambridge blue - 	  2)  ;  ; ;	   Paris blue  ;	   Berlin blue  	  3) (the blue) ;	   out of the blue  ;     	  4) (the blue) ; 	  5)   ;	   the men ( the gentlemen, the boys) in blue	    ) ;	    ) ;	    )   	  6) . . bluestocking	  7) (the blues) pl. , ;	   to have ( to get) the blues, to be in the blues    , ;	   to give smb. the blues    -. to cry the blues . . ;	   the B. and the Grey "  " (        1861-1865 );	   Dark ( Oxford) Blues  ;	   Light ( Cambridge) Blues  	3. v.	  1)    ;  ()	  2)  ()	  3) . 

blue coat  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

blue disease  n. .	  1) , 	  2)   

Blue Peter  n. .  

blue print  n.	  1) , ""	  2) , , 

blue ribbon  n.	  1)   (.  )	  2) ;  	  3)    	  4) attr. B. R. Army  

blue streak  n.	  1)   	  2)  ;	   to talk blue streak   

blue tit  n.  ()

blue vitriol  n.  

blue-berry  n. ; ; 

blue-book  n.	  1)   (  ,    ..)	  2) .  ,   	  3) .   	  4) .  (  )   

blue-collarworker  n. 

blue-pencil  v. ; , 

blue-stone  n.  

Bluebeard  n.	  1)   ( )	  2) . 

bluebell  n. .	  1) 	  2)  ( )

bluebird  n.	  1) . .       	  2)  ,   

bluebottle  n.	  1) .  ()	  2) .  	  3) . 

blueing  1. pres-p.  blue 3	2. n.	  1)  ()	  2) 	  3) 

bluejacket  n. .  - 

blueprint  v.	  1)  	  2) , 

blues  n. . 

bluestocking  n. .  , " "; 

bluet  n. . 

bluett  = bluet n. . 

bluff  I	1. a.	  1) , ; 	  2) , ; -	2. n.  ; , 	II 1. n.	  1) , , ;	   to call smb.'s bluff ,  ( -.)	  2) 	2. v. , ,   

bluffy  a.	  1) , ; -	  2) , ; 

bluing  = blueing 2

bluish  a. , 

blunder  1. n.	  1)  	  2) , ;	   he made a blunder    	2. v.	  1)  ;  (about, along, against, into)	  2)  	  3)   ( -.); ;  blunder away ;	   to blunder away one's chance   ;	   blunder on = blunder upon; blunder out ,  ;	   blunder upon    -.

blunderbuss  n. .  (   )

blunderhead  n. , 

blundering  1. pres-p.  blunder 2	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) 

blunge  v.  ;    

blunt  1. a.	  1) ;	   blunt angle  ;  	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) , 	2. v. 

blur  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  ;  	  3) , 	2. v.	  1) , ;  	  2)  ; ;  (  ..)	  3)  () blur out , ;	   blur over ,  (,   ..)

blurb  n.   ;  (.     )

blurt  v. ,  (. blurt out)

blush  1. n.	  1) ;  , ;	   to put to the blush  ;	   to spare smb.'s blushes  -. , 	  2)  	  3) . ;	   at (the) first blush   ;   	2. v. ,    ,  (at, for);	   to blush like a rose    ;	   to blush like a black ( blue) dog  

blushfool  a.	  1) ; 	  2) , 

blushing  1. pres-p.  blush 2	2. = blushful

bluster  1. n.	  1)  	  2) ,  , 	2. v.	  1) ;  ( )	  2) , ,  (at)	  3) 

blusterer  n. ; 

blusterous  blustery a.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) 

bo  = boo

bo-peep  n.    ( );	   to play bo-peep    (. .)

bo-tree  n.   (  )

boa  n.	  1) . ; 	  2) , 

Boanerges  n.    

boar  n. ;	   wild boar , 

board  I	1. n.	  1) ;	   bed of boards 	  2) . , . ;	   groaning board ,  	  3) , , ;	   board and lodging   ; 	  4) 	  5) pl. , ;	   to go on the boards  ;	   to tread boards  	  6)  	  7)  ();	   on board  ,  ,  ; . .   (, );	   to come ( to go) on board   ;	   to go by the board   ; .    	  8) .     	  9) . ;	   to make boards  to sweep the board	    ) .   ;	    )  	2. v.	  1)  ;  	  2)  (with -  -)	  3)   (  ..)	  4)   ; . .   ,  ,  	  5) .   	  6) . 	II n. ; ; ; ; ;	   B. of Directors ;	   board of trustees  ;	   B. of Education	    ) .  ;	    ) . ()   ;	   B. of Health  ;	   B. of Trade	    )   ( );	    )   ( )

board-wages  n.     (   ..)

board-walk  n.      

boarder  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ( )

boarding-house  n. ;    

boarding-school  n.	  1) ,   	  2) -

boast  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2)  ;	   to make boast of smth. () -. great boast, small roast . =  ,  	2. v.	  1) () (of, about; that);	   not much to boast of  ()	  2) ;	   to boast smth.    -.	II v.   

boaster  I n. 	II n. ,  (); 

boastful  a. 

boat  1. n.	  1) ; ; ; ;  ;	   to take the boat   ;	   to go by boat  ,   	  2) ;	   gravy boat  to be in the same boat    ,     -.;	   to sail in the same boat  ;	   to sail one's own boat  ,   	2. v.	  1)   	  2)   

boat train  n. ,    

boat-fly  n.  

boat-hook  n. ; .  

boat-house  n. ,   

boat-race  n.   

boat-tailed  a.  

boater  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ()

boatful  n.	  1)    	  2) ,   

boating  1. pres-p.  boat 2	2. n.  ; 

boatman  n. 

boatswain  n. 

bob  I	1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ;    (); ;  	  3)  ( )	  4) 	  5) = bobsleigh	  6)  ()	  7)    	  8)   ( )	  9)   (  )	  10)   ( ,    ..);  ( )	  11) , ;	   to bear a bob   	  12)  , 	  13) , 	  14) . 	2. v.	  1) 	  2) ,  (. bob up and down);	   to bob up like a cork  	  3) ()	  4)  	  5)   ( )	  6)     bob in, bob into ;	   bob up   , 	II n. (pl.  .) . 

bob-sled  = bob-sleigh

bob-sleigh  n.	  1)  (      )	  2)        

bobbed  a.   (  )

bobber  n. 

bobbery  1. n. , 	2. a. bobbery pack   

bobbin  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ; 	  4) . ,  

bobbish  a. . . ,  (. pretty bobbish)

bobby  n. . 

bobby pin  n. 

bobby-sox  n. pl. . .  

bobby-soxer  n. . -

bobcat  n. .  

bobolink  n.   ()

bobtail  n.	  1)  	  2)      

bock  n.	  1)    ()	  2) .  

bode  I v. ; 	II p. p-p.  bide

bodeful  a. , ;  

bodega  . n.  

bodice  n. ;  ()

bodiless  a. 

bodily  1. a. , ;	   bodily fear  ;	   bodily injury  	2. adv.	  1) ,  ;	   he came bodily   , 	  2) ; .   

bodkin  n.	  1) 	  2)    	  3) .  to sit (to travel) bodkin  ()    

Bodleian  a. the Bodleian (library)    (  )

body  1. n.	  1) ;	   celestial ( heavenly) body  ,  ;	   to keep body and soul together  	  2) . ;	   a poor body  {. somebody, nobody  .}	  3) 	  4) 	  5) ,   (-); , , ;  ();   ();  ();   ();  ();  (); ,  (. body of a dress);	   body of a book    ( ,   ..);	   body of the order  ;	   the main body .   ();  (  ..)	  6)  ;	   body of electors 	  7)  , body of cavalry  , body of troops  	  8)  	  9) ; ;	   the body politic ;	   autonomous bodies  ;	   legislative body  ;	   learned body  ;	   in a body   	  10) ; ;	   a great body of facts  	  11) ,   ();   ()	  12)  ()	  13)  , 	  14) attr. body count  ;	   to deal a body blow 	2. v. .  ;  (. body forth)

body-check  body-checking n. .  ; 

body-cloth  n. 

body-colour  n. .  ;  

body-guard  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) 

body-snatcher  n. .	  1)  	  2) . . 	  3) . ,    

bodywork  n. 

Boeotian  1. a. , 	2. n. , 

Boer  n. .  (    )

boffin  n. . , 

bog  1. n. , 	2. v. to be ( to get) bogged down  ( )

bog oak  n.  

bog-berry  n. 

bog-trotter  n.	  1)  	  2) . 

bogey  = bogie

boggard  boggart n. .	  1) , 	  2) 

boggle  v.	  1) 	  2) ,  (at, about, over -  -.)	  3)  (-.) , 	  4) , ; 

boggy  a. 

boghead  n.   

bogie  n.	  1) ; 	  2) -.   ()	  3) = bogy 1, 2  3

bogle  n.	  1) 	  2) 

bogus  a. . , ;	   bogus prisoner  , 

bogy  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , 	  4) = bogle 1  2

boh  = boo

Bohemia  n. . 

Bohemian  1. a.	  1) 	  2) 	2. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) 

boil  I	1. n. ,  ;	   to bring to the boil   , to keep on ( at) the boil  ;	   the coffee was near boil   	2. v.	  1) (), ()	  2) ; ;	   to make smb.'s. blood boil  -.  	  3) ;  boil away ;	   boil down	    ) (), (), ();	    ) (), ();	    )  ( -.);	   boil over	    ) ,   ;	    ) , , 	II n. , 

boiled  1. p-p.  boil I, 2	2. a. , ;	   hard boiled egg  ;	   boiled dinner .     ;	   boiled linseed oil ;	   boiled shirt	    ) .  ;	    ) . ,  

boiler  n.	  1) () , 	  2) ;     	  3) , ,    to burst one's boiler .  ( )  ,  ;	   to burst smb.'s boiler  -.  

boiler-house  n. 

boiler-plate  n.  ;  

boiler-room  n.  , 

boilersuit  n. , 

boiling  1. pres-p.  boil I, 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2)  the whole boiling .  	3. a. 

boiling heat  n.  ( )   (  )

boiling-point  n.   (. .)

boisterous  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

boko  n. . 

bold  a.	  1) ;	   I make bold to say  	  2) , ;	   as bold as brass , ;	   to make bold with    	  3) 	  4)  ( , ); , 	  5) , 

bold-faced  a.	  1) 	  2)  ( )

boldly  adv.	  1) 	  2) 

bole  I n. 	II n. , ,   

boleron  1)  ( )	  2)       , 

boletus  n. 

bolide  n. . 

bolivar  n.  (  )

Bolivian  1. a. 	2. n. ; 

boliviano  n. (pl. -s )  (  )

boll  n. .  

bollard  n. .  

bologna  = Bologna-sausage

Bologna-sausage  n.  () 

bolometer  n. . 

boloney  n.	  1) = Bologna-sausage	  2) . , , 

Bolshevik  1. n. 	2. a. 

Bolshevism  n. 

Bolshevist  1. n. 	2. a. 

bolster  1. n.	  1)   	  2) , 	  3) . ; , 	  4) 	  5) 	2. v.	  1)  () 	  2)  (. bolster up);	   to bolster up smb.'s courage ,    -	  3) 	  4) .  

bolt  I	1. n.	  1) ; ; ;  (); . ()  ();	   behind bolt and bar   ;  	  2) 	  3) .  	  4)  ;	   a bolt from the blue    ;  	  5) ;	   to make ( to do) a bolt ,  (for);  (to)	  6) . .    ,   ..	  7)  ()	  8) ,  (,  ) my bolt is shot   ,  ;	   he has shot his last bolt    	2. v.	  1)   	  2)  	  3)  , ; 	  4)  ( )	  5)   	  6) . .         	3. adv. bolt upright ;  	II v.	  1)   ; 	  2) .  (. bolt out);	   to bolt to the bran .  , 

bolt-hole  n. 

bolter  I n.	  1) . . ,   	  2)  	II n. , 

bolting  I	1. pres-p.  bolt I, 2	2. n.	  1)  	  2)  	II 1. pres-p.  bolt II, 2	2. n. ; 

bolus  n.	  1)  	  2) 

bomb  1. n.	  1) ;  ();  	  2)  (  ,  )	  3)    	  4) .   to throw a bomb into  ,  	2. v. ,   bomb out ;	   bomb up .  (-) 

bomb dropper  n. . 

bomb-destroy  v. ,  

bomb-disposal  n.   , ,  

bomb-load  n.  

bomb-proof  .	1. a.  	2. n. 

bomb-sight  n. .   

bombard  1. n. . 	2. v.	  1) 	  2) . ,  ()	  3) . ,  

bombardier  n. ;  

bombardment  n. ;    ;	   preliminary bombardment  

bombardon  n.  (.  )

bombasine  n. .  ( , .  )

bombast  n.  ( , )

bombastic  a. 

bombazine  = bombasine

bombed-out  a. 

bomber  n.	  1) . ; 	  2) . 

bombing  1. pres-p.  bomb 2	2. n. ; 

bombshell  n.	  1) 	  2)  ; =    

bombshelter  n. 

bon mot  n. . (pl. bons mots)  , 

bon-bon  n. . 

bona fide  .	1. a. ; 	2. adv. 

bona fides  . n.  ; 

bonanza  1. n.	  1) . ; () ;  , " "	  2) .  (      )	2. a. ;	   bonanza farm ,  

bond  I	1. n.	  1) , 	  2) pl. ; .  ;	   in bonds  	  3) 	  4)  	  5)  ;	   to stand bond for smb.   -.	  6) (. pl.) . ; 	  7)  	  8) . 	  9) .  ( )	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)  	  4) .  , 	  5)       	  6) . ,  ( )	II .	1. n.  ()	2. a. 

bond-stone  n. . ,  

bondage  n.	  1) ;  	  2) 

bonded  1. p-p.  bond I, 2	2. a.	  1)   ( )	  2)    	  3) bonded warehouse        

bonder  = bond-stone

bondholder  n.  , 

bondmaid  n.  ; 

bondman  n. , ; 

bondservant  n. 

bondservice  n. ;  

bondslave  n. 

bondsman  n.	  1) = bondman	  2) 

bondswoman  = bondmaid

bondwoman  = bondmaid

bone  1. n.	  1) ;	   to the bone ;	   drenched to the bone  ;	   frozen to the bone   	  2) pl. ; 	  3) pl. . ; ; 	  4) -.,   	  5) pl. () ; 	  6) pl. 	  7) pl. 	  8)  	  9) . .  the bone of contention  ;	   to cast (in) a bone between  , ;	   to cut (costs, etc.) to the bone  (  ..)  ;	   to feel in one's bones  ;	   to make no bones about ( of)  ,  ;  ;	   to make old bones .    ;	   on one's bones .   ,  ;	   to have a bone to pick with smb.    -.;	   a bag of bones =   ;	   to have a bone in one's ( the) arm ( leg) .  ,      , ,  ;	   to have a bone in one's ( the) throat .       ;	   to keep the bones green   ;	   the nearer the bone the sweeter the flesh ( the meat) . =  ;	   what is bred in the bone will not go out of the flesh . =   	2. v.	  1)    	  2)   	  3) .  bone up (on a subject) ,  ();	   to bone up on (one's) Latin  () 

bone china  n.  ,  

bone-black  n.    

bone-coal  n.    

bone-dry  a.	  1)  	  2) . ,     ( )

bone-dust  n.   ()

bone-head  n. . , 

bone-meal  = bone-dust

bone-setter  n. 

bone-shaker  n. .      ; 

bone-spavin  n.   ( )

boned  a.   

boneless  a. 

boner  n. . ;  

bonfire  n. ;	   to make a bonfire of  ( ), ; 

Boniface  n. 

bonne  n. . 

bonnet  1. n.	  1)   ( ); ;  ;   ;	   to vail the bonnet   	  2) .  (  ..)	  3) .  (); , ;  to fill smb.'s bonnet  -. ;   -.   	2. v.	  1)    (-.) 	  2)  ()

bonny  a. .	  1)  (. .  )	  2) , 	  3) 

bonny-clabber  n. . 

bons mots  pl.  bon mot

bonus  n.	  1) ; 	  2) attr. bonus job  

bony  a.	  1) 	  2) 

bonze  n. 

boo  1. interj. 	    ) ;	    )     	2. v.	  1)   ; ; 	  2) ;	   to boo a dog out  

boob  n. . 

booby  n.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3)   ,  (-)  	  4)  ( )

booby prize  n.   (      )

booby trap  n.	  1) 	  2) . -, -

booby-trap  v. .   -

boodle  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) . 	  4)  

booh  = boo

book  1. n.	  1) ,  	  2) (the B.) 	  3) , , 	  4) ;  (  ..); 	  5)  	  6)   ( ,    ..; . books)	  7)      ( );   	  8)  (    ..);	   a book of matches   	  9) a book of stamps	    )  ;	    )   	  10) . ()      ( )	  11) attr. ;	   book learning  ( )  to read smb. like a book   -.,  ;	   to speak by the book  ( -.)    ;	   to be on the books   ;	   to be in smb.'s good (bad, black) books   -.   () ;	   one for the book   , ;	   to bring to book   ;	   to know a thing like a book =  -.    ;	   without book  ;	   to suit smb.'s book   -. ,  -. 	2. v.	  1)   , 	  2) ,   (  ..)	  3)    ;	   all the seats are booked (up)   	  4)  ; ;  (, );	   I shall book you for Friday evening      I'm booked  

book-club  n.   

book-hunter  n.   

book-keeper  n. ; 

book-keeping  n. ; 

book-learning  n.  , ,   ; 

book-maker  n.  ( )

book-mark  n.  ( )

book-marker  n.  ( )

book-plate  n. 

bookbinder  n. 

bookbinding  n.  

bookcase  n.  ;  ; 

booked  1. p-p.  book 2	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 

bookie  n. .  ( )

booking-clerk  n.  ,    

booking-office  n.	  1)   (, )	  2)  ()

bookish  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  the bookish  

bookless  a.	  1) 	  2)   

booklet  n. , 

bookman  n.	  1) 	  2) .  

bookmobile  n.    

bookseller  n.  ;	   second-hand bookseller 

bookselling  n.  

bookshelf  n.  

bookshop  n.  

bookstall  n.  

bookstand  n.  

bookstore  n. .  

bookworm  n.  ,  , 

boom  I n.	  1) .  ,  (    )	  2) . ,  (); 	  3) . .  	  4) .   	  5) .  ()	  6) . , 	II 1. n.	  1)  (,   ..)	  2) , 	  3)  	  4) ,    	  5) ,  	2. v.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) , ;  ( )	  4)  , ;  	  5)   ( , )	  6) ,   ( ,   ..)

boomer  I n.  	II n. . ,  -.     -.

boomerang  n. 

boon  I n.	  1) , ; ; , 	  2) . 	II a.	  1) . .  ( ); ,  (   ..)	  2) , ;	   boon companion  	III n.	  1)  ()	  2) -. , 

boor  n. ,  

boorish  a. , 

boose  = booze

boost  1. n.	  1) . , ;  	  2)  ( )	  3) .  	2. v.	  1) , ,  	  2) ,  ;   	  3)  ()	  4) = boom II, 2, 5	  5) .  	  6) .  ;  (  ..)

booster  n.	  1) ;  	  2) . ; 	  3) -. 	  4) . -;  

boot  I	1. n.	  1) ;	   high ( riding) boot 	  2) pl. . 	  3) .  ( )	  4)  ()	  5)    ( ,  )	  6)  ( ) boot and saddle! . "!" (  ); . "!";	   the boot is on the other leg    ;	   to die in one's boots	    )     ;	    )    ;	   to get the (order of the) boot  ;	   to have one's heart in one's boots ; = "   ";	   to be in smb.'s boots   -. ,   -. ;	   like old boots . , ,   ;	   to move ( to start) one's boots . , ;	   seven-league boots -,  	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) .  boot out, boot round 	II .	1. n. ,  to boot .  	2. v. ;	   what boots it?    ? it boots not  	III n. . . .	  1) 	  2) attr. boot camp   

boot-top  n. 

boot-tree  n.  

bootblack  n. . .  

bootee  n.	  1) ()  	  2)   

Bootes  n.  ()

booth  n. ; ; ; ;  ( )

bootjack  n.	  1)    	  2) .  

bootlace  n.   

bootleg  1. n.	  1) 	  2) .  	  3)  ,  	  4) attr. . 	2. v. . .	  1)       	  2)  

bootlegger  n.	  1)      	  2) .   

bootless  I a.  ,  ; 	II a. ;	   bootless effort  

bootlicker  n. 

bootmaker  n. 

boots  n. ,  ( )

booty  n.  ,  to play booty  ,   ;   

booze  .	1. n.	  1)  	  2) , ; ;	   to be on the booze 	2. v. 

boozy  a. .	  1) 	  2)  

bora  n. ,  -  ( )

boracic acid  n.  

borage  n. .  

borax  n.	  1) . 	  2) attr. borax soap  

Bordeaux  n. .  ()

border  1. n.	  1) ;	   the B.     	  2) ; , ; 	2. v.	  1)  (on, upon -	    ) 2) ,   (upon - )	  3) , 

border line  n. ,  

border-line  a. ; .   

borderer  n.   

borderland  n.	  1)  ;  	  2)   ( )	  3) -. , ;  

borderless  a.   ; 

bore  I	1. n.	  1)  , 	  2) . .  	  3)  , 	  4)  , ;	   what a bore!  !	  5)  	2. v.	  1) ; ; 	  2)     	  3) ;	   he bores me to death     	II n.    (   )	III p.  bear II

bore hole  n.  ; 

boreal  a. 

Boreas  n. . ,  

borecole  n.  , 

bored  1. p-p.  bore I, 2	2. a. ;	   I am bored  ,  

boredom  n. 

borer  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) ; 	  3)  ()

boric  a. . 

boring  1. pres-p.  bore I, 2	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ; () 	  3) , 	  4) pl. 	3. a.	  1) 	  2) , 

boring machine  n. .  ;  

boring mill  n.  

boring rig  n. .  

born  1. p-p.  bear II, 3	2. a. ;	   a poet born   in all one's born days    

borne  1. p-p.  bear	II 2. a. . ,   

boron  n. . 

borough  n.	  1) () ;	   municipal borough ,   {. . 2};	   Parliamentary borough ,    ;	   close ( pocket) borough   ,         ;	   rotten borough .  	  2) .     - (. municipal borough)	  3) the B.  (  )

borough-English  n. . .    ,     

borrow  v.	  1) ,    (of, from -  -.)	  2) 

borrowing  1. pres-p.  borrow	2. n.	  1) ;	   he who likes borrowing dislikes paying ,    ,   	  2) 

borsch  . n. 

Borstal  a. Borstal system    ,           ;	   Borstal institution    ;	   Borstal boy ,    

borzoi  . n.  ( )

boscage  n. . ; ; 

bosh  I	1. n. . ; () 	2. interj. !, !	3. v. . . ; 	II n. .	  1)    	  2) pl.   

bosk  n. . 

boskage  = boscage

bosket  = bosk

bosky  a.    

bosom  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   to put in one's bosom   	  2) ; ;	   in the bosom of one's family   ;	   the bosom of the sea  	  3) , 	  4) ,    ..; .  to take to one's bosom	    ) ;   ;	    )   ,   	2. v. .	  1)   	  2)  ( );	   a house bosomed in trees ,  

bosom-friend  n.  

bosquet  = bosk

boss  I .	1. n.	  1) ; ; ; . ;	   he's the boss here   	  2) .    	  3) 	  4) . 	2. v.  ;  to boss the show ,  	II 1. n.	  1) , 	  2) . , , , ; 	  3) . , 	  4) .  	  5)  	2. v.	  1)   	  2)  	  3) . ,  	III 1. n. .	  1) 	  2) 	2. v. .	  1)  , ; 	  2) 

bossy  a.	  1) 	  2) 

Boston  n.	  1) -	  2) . 	boston  n.	  1) -	  2) . 

bot-fly  n. 

botanical  a. 

botanist  n. 

botanize  v. 

botany  n. 

Botany bay  n. ,  (      ,   )

botch  1. n.	  1) 	  2)   	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  ; 

botcher  n.  

both  1. pron. indef. ;	   they are both doctors, both of them are doctors   ;	   both are busy   	2. adv. cj. both... and... ...,  ...; ... ...;    ;	   he speaks both English and French    -  -;	   he is both tired and hungry       

bother  1. n. , ;  	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2) ,  (about)	  3) ; ;	   don't bother!    oh, bother it! .  !

botheration  1. n. = bother 1	2. interj.  !

bothersome  a. , ; 

bothy  n. .	  1) 	  2) ()    ( ,  )

bottle  I	1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2)  (  );	   to bring up on the bottle    ,   	  3) ;	   to be fond of the bottle  ;	   to pass the bottle round   ;	   to flee from the bottle   ;	   to have a bottle ,  ;	   over a bottle   ;	   to take to the bottle ,   ;	   to hit ( to give up) the bottle  	  4) .  to know smb. from his bottle up  -.  ;	   black bottle . 	2. v.	  1)   	  2)    (. bottle off)	  3) .  (  ) bottle up ,  (  ..)	II n. . ;  

bottle neck  n.  

bottle-baby  n.    , 

bottle-feeding  n.  

bottle-glass  n.  

bottle-green  a. -,  

bottle-holder  n.	  1)  	  2) , 

bottle-neck  1. n.	  1)  	  2)  (  )	  3) .  	  4) . 	2. v.  , 

bottle-screw  n. 

bottle-washer  n.	  1)  	  2) .    head cook and bottle-washer .     ; =  ,  ,    

bottom  1. n.	  1) , ;	   bottom up  ;	   to have no bottom   ,   ; .  , 	  2)  (,   ..);	   to go to the bottom   ;	   to send to the bottom ;	   to touch bottom	    )  ;	    )      ( );	    ) . ;	    )    	  3) ,  ; ;	   at the bottom of a mountain   ;	   at the bottom of the steps   ;	   to be at the bottom of the class     ;	   at the bottom of the table   	  4) ; ;  	  5) , 	  6) . ,  	  7) , ;	   to get (down) to ( at) the bottom of    ;	   good at (the) bottom   	  8) ;	   to be at the bottom of smth.     -.	  9)  ()	  10)  ()	  11)   	  12)  ()	  13) (. pl.) ,  ()	  14)   , 	  15) ,  there's no bottom to it    ;	   to knock the bottom out of an argument  ;   - ;	   to stand on one's own bottom  ,    ;	   bottoms up!   !;	   to be at rock bottom   	2. a.	  1) ; ; ;	   bottom price  ;	   bottom rung   ( );	   one's bottom dollar  	  2) 	3. v.	  1) (. pass.) ,  (on, upon - )	  2) 	  3)  	  4)  ;  	  5)  ;   , 

bottom drawer  n.   ,     

bottom-land  n. . ; 

bottomless  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)    ( )	  4) 

bottommost  a.  

botulism  n. . 

boudoir  n. . 

bough  n. 

bought  p.  p-p.  buy 1

bougie  n.	  1)  	  2) . , 

bouillon  n. .	  1) , 	  2)  

boulder  n.	  1) 	  2) 

boulevard  n. .	  1) 	  2) . 

boulter  n.     

bounce  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   with a bounce  	  2) ,  	  3) 	  4) ; 	  5) . 	  6)    	2. v.	  1) ; ;	   to bounce into (out of) the room    (  )	  2)     ( -.)	  3) 	  4) . 	  5) .   , ""	  6) .     (      -  )	3. adv. ;   

bouncer  n.	  1) ,  , 	  2) . ; 	  3) . ; , 	  4)     	  5) . . 

bouncing  1. pres-p.  bounce 2	2. a.	  1) , , , 	  2) , 	3. n.	  1)  	  2)    , ""

bound  I	1. n.	  1) , 	  2) (. pl.) ;	   to put ( to set) bounds  (to - -.) out of bounds   (.  );	   beyond the bounds of decency   	2. v.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ;  	II 1. n.	  1) , ;	   a bound forward   	  2)  ()	  3) .   	2. v.	  1) , ;  	  2)  (   ..)	III 1. p.  p-p.  bind	2. a.	  1) ;	   bound up with smb., smth.    -., -.	  2) ; ;	   bound to military service 	  3) , ;	   he is bound to succeed   	  4) ;  ( -)	  5) ,  	  6)  	IV a.  (.  );  (for);	   the ship is bound for Leningrad    ;	   outward bound     ;    ( )

boundary  n.	  1) , 	  2) attr. ;	   boundary lights .   ()

bounden  . p-p.  bind in bounden duty  ,   

bounder  n. . ,  

boundless  a. , 

bounteous  a. .	  1)  ( )	  2) , , ;	   bounteous havest  

bountiful  = bounteous a. .	  1)  ( )	  2) , , ;	   bountiful havest  

bounty  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)     ,    	  4) .      

bouquet  n.	  1) ;	   to hand smb. a bouquet for, to throw bouquets at smb. . .  -.,   -.	  2) ,  ()

bourbon  n.	  1) 	  2)   (. bourbon whisky)

bourdon  n.     ;      

bourgeois  I .	1. n.	  1) 	  2) . 	2. a. 	II n. . 

bourgeoisie  n. . 

bourgeon  = burgeon

bourn  I n. . 	II = bourne

bourne  n. . .	  1) , 	  2) 

bourse  n. .   

bouse  v. ,  ()

bout  n.	  1) , ; ; -.    ,   ; ; ;	   this bout   	  2) . ; ;	   bout with the gloves 	  3) ,  (, )	  4) 

boutique  n. .  ,   (   )

bovine  a.	  1) , 	  2) , ; 

bow  I	1. n. ;	   to make one's bow ; ;	   to take a bow  (   )	2. v.	  1) (), () ( bow down);	   bowed down by care    	  2) ;	   to bow and scrape ;	   to bow one's thanks    ;	   to bow out , ; ;	   he was bowed out of the room      	  3) ,  	  4) ;	   to bow to the inevitable  	  5) ;	   to bow before authority   	II 1. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) 	  5) 	  6) . 	  7) . ,  () to draw a ( the) long bow ,  ;	   draw not your bow till your arrow is fixed . =   ,   ;    ,  	2. v.  	III n. ( pl.)  ()

bow window  n.	  1) .   , 	  2) . , 

bow-backed  a. , 

bow-compass  bow-compasses n. (pl.) 

bow-saw  n.  

bow-string  n. 

bow-wow  1. n.	  1)  	  2) .  the (big) bow-wow style ( strain)  ;   	2. interj. -!

bowdlerize  v.  (   ..)  , 

bowel  n. (. pl.)	  1)  (. . sing);	   to have the bowels open .  ;	   to evacuate the bowels .  	  2) pl. 	  3) 	  4) ;	   to have no bowels  ;	   the bowels of mercy ( pity)  	  5) attr. bowel movement .  to get one's bowels in an uproar ,  

bower  I n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) . 	  4) . . 	II n. .  	III n. . right bower  ;	   left bower     

bower-anchor  = bower	II n. .  

bowery  I a.  , , 	II n. .	  1) . , 	  2)     , 

bowie-knife  n. .   

bowing  n.   ;    

bowk  n. . 

bowknot  = bow II, 1, 5

bowl  I n.	  1) , ;	   the bowl , ;	   the flowing bowl  	  2) 	  3)  ( )	  4)   (-.);  (, ,  ,  )	  5) . ; 	II 1. n.	  1) 	  2) pl.   	  3) pl. . 	  4) . , 	2. v.	  1)   	  2)  (, )	  3) 	  4) .   ( );   ( ) bowl along ,    ;	   bowl off   ;	   bowl out   ;	   bowl over ; .   

bowlder  = boulder

bowlegged  a. 

bowler  I n.  ( );	   battle bowler . .  	II n. ,   ( )    ( )

bowler hat  n. - to get the bowler hat     

bowline  n. . ;  

bowling  1. pres-p.  bowl II, 2	2. n.   

bowling-alley  n.	  1) = bowling-green	  2) 

bowling-green  n.     

bowman  I n.  ( ), 	II n. .   (  )

bowse  = bouse

bowshot  n.   

bowsprit  n. . 

bowtie  n. -

box  I	1. n.	  1) , ,  (.  = letter box, sentry box  .);	   box of dominoes	    ) ;	    ) , ;	   the eternity box . 	  2)   (  )	  3) (the box) . 	  4)    ; 	  5) . 	  6) 	  7)     ( )	  8)  (. )	  9)   	  10) . ; ;  () to be in the wrong box    ;	   to be in a (tight) box    ;	   to be in the same box     ( -.);	   to be in one's thinking box  	2. v.	  1) ,     	  2)  ()  	  3) .  () box off  ;	   box up	    ) , ;	    )   ,  ;   to box the compass	    ) .    	    )   ; ,  	II 1. n.	  1) ;	   box on the ear 	  2) 	2. v.	  1)  ;	   I boxed his ear    	  2) 	III n. .  

box-couch  n.    ( )

box-keeper  n.   

box-office  n.  

box-pleat  n.  

box-seat  n.	  1)   	  2)   

box-up  n. . , , 

boxcalf  n. ,   

boxcar  n. .  

boxen  a. .  , 

Boxer  n. .   .      1900-1901 .	boxer  n.	  1) . 	  2)  ( )

boxing  I	1. pres-p.  box II, 2	2. n. 	II 1. pres-p.  box I, 2	2. n.	  1)  ( )	  2) ,   , 	  3) , 

Boxing-day  n.   , ,   , , ,   

boxing-gloves  n. pl.  

boxwood  n. ;  

boy  n.	  1) 	  2) ;  ;	   my boy . , , 	  3) 	  4)  (-  )	  5) . 	  6) (the boy) .	    ) ;	    ) .  big boy	    ) . . ;	    ) . .  ;	   pansy boy . ;	   fly boy . 

boy scout  n. 

boy-friend  n. . , 

boycott  1. n. 	2. v. 

boyhood  n. 

boyish  a. ; ; 

boyishness  n. 

bozo  n. . . , ""

bra  n. . 

brabble  .	1. n. , 	2. v. ,  - 

brace  1. n.	  1) ; , ; ; 	  2) (pl.  .)  (.  );	   twenty brace of hares   ;	   they are a brace = ()   	  3)  ()	  4) pl. 	  5)  	  6) . ;	   brace and bit 	  7) . 	2. v.	  1) , ; , ; 	  2)  ();	   to brace one's energies    	  3) .  () brace up 

bracelet  n.	  1) 	  2) pl. . 

bracer  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) 	  3)  	  4) .  ,  

bracing  1. pres-p.  brace 2	2. a.  ( ); 	3. n. , ; 

bracken  n. -

bracket  1. n.	  1) ;	   round (square) brackets  () 	  2) , ; 	  3) , ;	   age bracket  	  4)  	  5) .  ( )	2. v.	  1)   	  2) ,   ( -.,  -.);	   don't bracket me with him        	  3) .   

brackish  a.	  1)  ( )	  2)  ( ); 

bract  n. . 

brad  n.   , 

bradawl  n. 

brae  n. .   ;  

brag  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. v. , , 

braggadocio  n.	  1) 	  2) 

braggart  1. n. 	2. a. 

braggery  n. 

Brahma  n. . . 	brahma  n. () ( )

brahmapootra  n. () ( )

brahmin  n. 

braid  1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  ()	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  , 	  3) ;   ()	  4) . ,  ()

brail  n.	  1) .  (   )	  2)   

braille  n.	  1)   ( )	  2)     (  )  

brain  1. n.	  1) ;	   disease of the brain  ;	   dish of brains  ()	  2) , 	  3) pl. .  	  4) . , ""	  5) .    to beat ( to puzzle, to rack) one's brains about ( with) smth.     -.;	   to crack one's brain(s) , ;	   to have one's brains on ice .   ;	   smth. on the brain  ;	   to have (got) smb., smth. on the brain    -., -.;	   an idle brain is the devil's workshop . =   -   ;	   to make smb.'s brain reel  -.;	   to pick ( to suck) smb.'s brains   ;	   to turn smb.'s brain	    )  -. ;	    )  -.  	2. v.  

brain fever  n.	  1)  	  2) ,   

brain wave  n. .  ,  

brain-child  n. (pl. children)  , , 

brain-drain  1. n. " ",    	2. v.    

brain-fag  n.  

brain-growth  n.   

brain-pan  n.  , 

brain-power  n.  ; - 

brain-sick  a. , 

brain-storm  n. .	  1)  ;  	  2)  ;  

brain-tunic  n.  

brainless  a. , 

Brains Trust  n.  

brainwash  1. n. = brainwashing	2. v. . " ",   

brainwashing  n. . " ",  

brainy  a. , , ; 

braird  .	1. n.  	2. v.   ;  ( , )

braise  1. n.  	2. v.  ()

brake  I	1. n. 	2. v. 	II 1. n.	  1)  ( , )	  2) 	  3)  	2. v.	  1) ,  (, )	  2)  ()	  3)   ()	III n. , 

brakeband  n. .  

brakesman  n.	  1)  	  2) .    

brakevan  n.  

braky  a.    

bramble  n. . 

bran  n. ; 

brancard  n.   

branch  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; .  , 	  3) , 	  4)  ()	  5)  (); 	  6)  ( )	  7)  ()	  8) . , 	  9) attr. ;	   branch establishment ( office) 	  10) attr. , ;	   branch line  ;	   branch track -.  ,  ;	   branch pipe . 	2. v.	  1)  	  2) ; ;  (. branch out, branch off, branch forth)

branchiae  n. pl. . 

branchial  branchiate a. ; 

branchless  a.	  1)  	  2)   ( ,   ..)

branchy  a.	  1) 	  2) 

brand  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  	  3)  ; 	  4)  ,  	  5) ,  	  6) , ;	   of the best brand  	  7) . 	  8) . 	  9) .  a brand from the burning ( the fire) ,     	2. v.	  1)  	  2)   ,   ;	   it is branded on my memory     	  3) , 

brand-new  a.  ; " "

brandish  v. ,  (, )

brandling  n.  

brandy  n. , 

brannew  = brandnew

brant  n. . 

brantgoose  n. . 

brash  I	1. n.  	2. a. .	  1) , 	  2) , , 	II n.	  1) ,  	  2)   	  3)  

brass  1. n.	  1) ,  ;	   red brass 	  2)   	  3) (the brass)  , "";	   double in brass . .	    )     ;	    )    ;	    ) , 	  4) . , 	  5) . 	  6) . . ;   ,  	  7) . 	  8) . 	2. a. , ;	   brass plate    to come ( to get) down to (the) brass tacks ( nails)    ;	   to part brass rags with smb. . .    -.

brass band  n.  

brass hat  n. . .  ;  

brass knuckles  n. pl. 

brass works  n.  

brassard  n.  

brassiere  n. . , 

brassy  1. a.	  1) , 	  2)  ( )	  3) 	2. n.     (   )

brat  n.	  1) . ; 	  2) .     

brattice  n. . , 

brattle  . .	1. n. ; 	2. v. ; 

bravado  n. (pl. oes, os ) , ,  

brave  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) . .  none but the brave deserve the fair . =   	2. n.  	3. v.   (  ..) to brave it out   

bravery  n.	  1) , 	  2) , ;  

bravo  interj. !

brawl  1. n.	  1)  ;  	  2) 	2. v.	  1) , , 	  2) 

brawler  n. ; 

brawn  n.	  1) ;  	  2)    	  3)       

brawny  a. , 

bray  I v. . 	II 1. n.	  1)  	  2) ,  	2. v.	  1)  ( )	  2)   

braze  v.	  1)       	  2)  

brazen  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) 	2. v. to brazen it out   ;  ;  , 

brazen-faced  a. , 

brazier  I n. 	II n. 

brazil  n. .  , 

brazil-nut  n.  ( ) 

brazil-wood  n.  , ;  

Brazilian  1. a. 	2. n. ; 

brazing  1. pres-p.  braze	2. n.	  1)   	  2) attr. brazing spelter  ;	   brazing torch  

breach  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2)  ()	  3)  (, );	   breach of faith  , ;  ;	   breach of justice ;	   breach of order  ;	   breach of prison   ;	   breach of privilege   ;	   breach of the peace   ;	   breach of promise   (. )	  4) 	  5) . ,   ;	   clean breach ,    ..  ;	   clear breach ,      to heal the breach    ;	   to stand in the breach     ;	   without a breach of continuity 	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2)    ( )

bread  1. n.	  1) ; .  ,   ;	   daily bread  ;	   to make one's bread   ;	   to take the bread out of smb.'s mouth    -.;	   bread and butter	    )   , ;	    )   ;	   to have one's bread buttered for life      ;	   bread buttered on both sides , 	  2) ;	   bread and cheese     all bread is not baked in one oven =   ;	   to eat smb.'s bread and salt  -. ;	   to break bread with smb.  -. ;	   to eat the bread of affliction =  ;	   to know which side one's bread is buttered =    	2. v.   , 

bread-and-butter  a.	  1) , , ;	   bread-and-butter miss ,   	  2) ,  bread-and-butter letter ,      

bread-basket  n.	  1)   	  2)   	  3) . 

bread-crumb  n.	  1)  	  2) pl.  

bread-fruit  n.	  1)  	  2)   

bread-line  n. .     

bread-stuffs  n. pl.	  1) 	  2) 

bread-ticket  n.  

bread-winner  n.	  1)  ()	  2)  

breadth  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  (, );   to a hair's breadth --, ;	   by (within) a hair's breadth of smth.    -.

breadthways  adv.  

breadthwise  = breadthways adv.  

break  I	1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) 	  3) , ;  ( );	   coffee break    	  4) break of day ;	   by the break of day  	  5) . -	  6) ;  ();	   to make a break with smb.   -.	  7) ; ;	   to make a bad break	    )  ,  ;	    ) , ;	    ) 	  8) .   	  9) .   (-.)	  10) . , ;	   to get the breaks   ;  ;	   a lucky break 	  11) .  	  12) . ;  	  13) .     ( ) break in the clouds  , 	2. v. (broke; broken)	  1) (), (); ();  (), (); 	  2) , , 	  3)  (, , );	   to break monotony,  	  4)  ();  (, )	  5)  ()	  6)  ()	  7) ()	  8)  (  ..)	  9)  (, );  (, , ); ;	   to break a fall   	  10) 	  11)  (;	   with break c -.,  -.)	  12)  (, , );	   to break the peace  , 	  13) day is breaking, day breaks 	  14) ( ) ;  ( )	  15)  (  ;	   to); , 	  16)  (),  (of break    ..)	  17) 	  18)  ( ;  )	  19) , ;	   a cry broke from his lips     	  20)  ()	  21) .  ();  ()	  22) . , 	  23)  (  ,   )	  24) .  () break away	    ) ,  (   ..);	    )  (from break );	    ) , ;	   break down	    ) , ;	    ) ();	    )  ();	    ) ,  ( );	    )  ( ); , , ; ;	    )  ( );	    ) ;	    ) ;  ;	    )  ,  ;	   break forth	    ) ; ;	    ) ;	   to break forth into tears ;	   break in	    ) , ;	    )  (   ..; . on, upon);  ();	    ) ; ;  (); ;	   break into	    ) ;	    )  (, );	    ) to break into smb.'s time   -. ;	    )  ();	    ) to break into a run ;	   break off	    ) ;	    )  ,  (, ,   ..);	   to break off action ( combat, the fight) .   ;	   break out	    ) ;	    )  ( );	    )  ( , ,   ..);	    ) ;	   he broke out laughing  ;	    ) ;	   a rash broke out on his body y   ;	   break through ;	   break up	    )  (  );	   to break up into groups, categories   , ; ;	    ) ;	    )  ( ,   ..);	    )   ;	    )  (  );	    ) ;	    )  ( ) to break the back ( the neck) of smth.	    ) ,  -;	    )   -.;     -.; {. . neck I };	   to break a butterfly on the wheel . wheel I; to break the ice . ice 1;	   to break the ground, to break fresh ( new) ground	    )  ;	    )   ;   ;     -.,	    ) .   ;	    )   ( );  ;	   to break camp   ;	   to break a lance with smb. " ",   -.;	   to break the news   () ;	   to break a story  ( ) , , ;	   to break cover	    ) ;   ;	    )  ;   ;	   to break surface  (    ..);	   to break bank .  ;	   to break loose	    )   ;	    )   ;	   to break open ;	   to break wind   ;	   to break even    ( );	   who breaks, pays . =   ,   ;	   to break a secret  	II n.      

break-down  n.	  1)   , ;	   nervous break-down  	  2) ; 	  3)  , ; 	  4) ,   	  5)  ( ); ; ;   ; 	  6) 	  7)  	  8) .  ();	  9) attr. break-down gang  

break-through  n.	  1)  , ;    -. 	  2) . 

break-up  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2)   ( )

breakable  1. a. , 	2. n. pl.   (  ..)

breakage  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  ; 	  3)   	  4) .  (, ); , 	  5) .  

breakaway  n.	  1)  (   ..)	  2) .  (   ,   ..);    (   ..)	  3) . 	  4) .     ( )

breaker  I n.	  1) 	  2)  (  ..)	  3) 	  4) 	  5) . 	  6) . ; 	  7) . , 	  8) . ;  () breakers ahead!  !, !	II n.  

breakfast  1. n.   laugh before breakfast you'll cry before supper . =   ,     	2. v. 

breaking  1. pres-p.  break I, 2	2. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) .  ,  	  4)  	  5)  	  6) , ;	   breaking of September  	  7) . 	  8) . 	  9) . 	  10) attr. breaking point .  ;	   breaking strength .   ;	   breaking test   

breakneck  a. at () breakneck pace ( speed)  ,   

breakstone  n. 

breakwater  n. , ; 

bream  I n. 	II v.  (  )

breast  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) , 	  4) .      	  5)  ()	  6) .   to make a clean breast of it    -.	2. v.   ( -.); , 

breast-band  n.  ( )

breast-feeding  n.  () 

breast-high  a.	  1)   	  2)   

breast-pin  n.   

breast-pocket  n.  

breast-stroke  n. . 

breastbone  n.  ; 

breastplate  n.	  1)  ()	  2)  	  3)  ,  ( )	  4)    ()

breastwork  n.	  1) .  	  2) . 

breath  n.	  1) ; ;	   to be out of breath , ;	   to bate ( to hold) one's breath  ;	   to take breath ;  ;	   to draw breath ; ;	   to draw the first breath ,   ;	   to draw one's last breath  , ;	   short of breath  ;	   all in a ( one) breath, all in the same breath  ;	   below ( under) one's breath , ;	   second breath .  ; .   	  2) 	  3) 	  4) attr. . breath consonant   to take smb.'s breath away ,  -.;	   to waste ( to spend) breath   ,   

breath-taking  a. , , 

breath-test  n.    (   ..)

breathalyser, breathalyzer  n.       (  )

breathe  v.	  1) ; ,  ;	   to breathe again, to breathe freely  ,   	  2) , ;	   a better fellow does not breathe    	  3)  	  4)   	  5)   ( )	  6)  ();	   not to breathe a word    ,   	  7)  -.,  -. ( , ) breathe again   to breathe () new life into    ( -.,  -.);	   to breathe upon  ;	   to breathe a vein .  

breather  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)  	  4) 	  5) . 

breathing  1. pres-p.  breathe	2. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) . 	3. a. () ,   (   ..)

breathing-space  n. 

breathless  a.	  1) ; 	  2)  ;	   breathless attention  	  3) 	  4) ;  ( ,   ..)

breccia  n. . 

bred  1. p.  p-p.  breed 2	2. a. bred in the bone 

breech  n.	  1) , 	  2) .   (; . breech end)

breech-block  n. . 

breech-loader  n. . ,    

breech-sight  n. . 

breeches  n. pl.	  1) 	  2) .  breeches part  ,  

breeches-buoy  n.   (     )

breed  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	2. v. (bred)	  1) ,  (); 	  2)  ()	  3) , 	  4) ;	   to breed true   	  5) ;  to breed in and in    

breeder  n.	  1) ,   ;	   cattle breeder ;	   sheep breeder 	  2)  ( )	  3) .   ()   

breeding  1. pres-p.  breed 2	2. n.	  1)  ();	   cattle breeding ;	   sheep breeding 	  2) 	  3)  , 	  4) .    

breeze  I	1. n.	  1)  , ; . 	  2) . , , 	  3) ;  to fan the breezes =   	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) . .  breeze in , ;	   breeze up  ( )	II n. , 	III n.  ;  ; 

breeze block  n. .  

breezy  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

brekker  n. . . 

brent  n. .  

brentgoose  n. .  

brer  n. . (.  brother) ;	   B. Rabbit   ( )

brethren  n. (pl.  brother) . ; 

breve  n.	  1) .     ()	  2) .   ()

brevet  1. n.	  1) .       	  2) .  	2. v.      

breviary  n.	  1) ;  , 	  2) .  

brevier  n. . 

brevity  n. 

brew  1. v.	  1)  ()	  2) ;  ();  ()	  3)  (, );  (  ..)	  4) , ;	   a storm is brewing   drink as you have brewed =  ,   	2. n.	  1)  ()	  2) ;  (  )

brewer  n. 

brewery  n.  

brewing  1. pres-p.  brew I	2. n.	  1) 	  2)  ,     	  3) .   

Brewster Sessions  n.    ,       

briar  I = brier I	II = brier II

bribable  a. , 

bribe  1. n. , 	2. v. ; ,  

briber  n. ,   , 

bribery  n. 

bribetaker  n. ; 

bric-a-brac  n. . ;  

brick  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  (,   ..);	   box of bricks  	  3) .  ,  to drop a brick  ,  ;	   to have a brick in one's hat .  ;	   like a hundred ( a thousand) of bricks .   ;	   like a cat on hot bricks =    ;	   to make bricks without straw . ,    ;   	2. a.  to run one's head against a brick wall   ,  	3. v.  ;     brick in, brick up  

brick-bat  n.	  1)  	  2)  ;  

brick-field  n.  

brick-kiln  n.    

bricklayer  n. 

bricklaying  n.  

brickwork  n.  

brickyard  n.  

bridal  1. n.  , 	2. a. 

bride  n. ;  the B. of the Sea " ", 

bridecake  n.  

bridegroom  n. ; 

bridesmaid  n.  

bridesman  n. ,  ( )

bridewell  n.  , 

bridge  I	1. n.	  1) ; , ;	   bridge of boats ,  ;	   raft bridge  ;	   gold ( silver) bridge .    	  2)  	  3) 	  4)  (,   ..)	  5)  (  )	  6)  	  7) .  , 	2. v.	  1)  ;  ,  ; 	  2)  ,   ;	   to bridge over the difficulties  	  3) .  to bridge a gap  	II n.  ( )

bridge crane  n.  

bridgehead  n. . () ;  ;  ;    ,     

bridle  1. n.	  1) , ;	   to give a horse the bridle  ; .   ;	   to put a bridle on , ;	   to turn bridle  	  2)  ()	  3) . 	2. v.	  1) 	  2) ,  bridle up	    )  , ;	    )  

bridle-hand  n.   

bridle-path  n. () ,  

bridle-rein  n. 

brief  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) , ; 	  3) , 	2. n.	  1) , 	  2) .         ,      ;	   to have plenty of briefs    ( );	   to take a brief       ;	   to hold a brief       ; .    (-.);	   to throw down one's brief     	  3) . ,     	  4)   in brief ,   	3. v.	  1) ,   	  2)  ()    	  3) .  (   )

brief-case  n. 

briefing  1. pres-p.  brief 3	2. n.	  1)     (  ), 	  2) , 

briefless  a.    ( )

briefly  adv. , 

briefness  n. , 

brier  I n.	  1) .  ( )	  2)  ,    	II n. 

briery  a. 

brig  n.	  1) ,  	  2) .      

brigade  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) attr. ;	   brigade major  -   	2. v.  

brigadier  n. .	  1) 	  2)  

brigand  n. , 

brigandage  n. , 

bright  1. a.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  ( )	  3) ,  ( )	  4) 	  5) ; 	  6) , ; , 	  7)  to look on the bright side (of things)    	2. adv. ; 

Bright's Disease  n. .  ,  

brighten  n.	  1) ,  ();  	  2) 	  3) () (   ..)

brightness  n.   . . {. bright 1}

brill  n. . -

brilliance  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 

brilliancy  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 

brilliant  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . 	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

brim  1. n.	  1)  ()	  2)  ()	2. v.    brim over    (. );	   he brims over with health   

brimful  a.   

brimmer  n.  , 

brimstone  n. . . 

brindled  a. , , 

brine  1. n.	  1)  	  2) ; 	  3) ,  	  4) . , 	  5) . 	2. v. , 

brine pit  n. 

Brinell hardness  n. .   

bring  v. (brought)	  1) , , , 	  2)   , ;  (to - );	   to bring to an end   , ;	   to bring water to the boil    ;	   to bring to a fixed proportion   	  3) , ;	   to bring oneself to do smth.    -.	  4)  ();	   to bring an action against smb.    -.;	   to bring charges against smb.    -. bring about	    ) ;	    ) ;	   bring back	    )  ;	    ) ,   , ;	   bring down	    )  ();	    )  ();	    )  ();	   bring forth , ;	   bring forward	    )  ();	    )   ()   ;	   bring in	    ) ;	    )  ();	    )  (, );	    )  ();	   to bring in guilty   ;	    ) , ;	   bring into: to bring into action	    )   ,  ;	    )   ;	   to bring into being   ;	   to bring into play   ;	   to bring into step ;	   bring off	    ) ;	    ) () ;	   bring on , ;	   bring out	    )  (  ..); ;	    ) ;  ();	    )  (  );	    ) .   ,   ;	   bring over	    ) ;    ;	    )   ;	   bring round	    )   ,  ;	    ) ;	    ) ;	   bring through	    )   (-. );	    ) ;	    )   ;	   bring to	    )   ;	    ) . () ( );	   bring together   (, );	   bring under	    ) ;	    ) ,  ( ,   ..);	    ) ;	   to bring under cultivation -.   ;	   bring up	    ) ,  ;	    ) , ;	    )  ();  ();	    )  ;	    )   ;	    ) . , ;	    ) ;	   to bring up the score .  ;	    ) .      to bring down fire .  ,  ;	   to bring to a head ;	   to bring to bear influence  ,  ;	   to bring up to date	    )   ;    ;	    ) 

brink  n.	  1)  (, );	   on the brink of the grave   ;	   on the brink of ruin   	  2)  (. , )

brinkmanship  n.    

briny  1. a. 	2. n. . 

briquette  n. 

brisebise  n. .  (   )

brisk  1. a.	  1) , ; 	  2)  ( ,  )	  3)  ( )	  4)  ( )	2. v. () (. brisk up);	   brisk about  

brisket  n. 

bristle  1. n.  to set up one's bristles , 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) ; 	  4)  (with);	   to bristle with difficulties (quotations)   ()

bristly  a. ; ; 

Bristol board  n.  

Bristol fashion  a. . ()   

Britannia  n. .  (.          ..)

Britannia metal  n.   ( , , ,  )

Britannic  a.  (      )

Briticism  n. ; ,   ,     

British  1. a. ; ;	   British thermal unit .    British warm    ( )	2. n. (the British) pl. . , 

Britisher  n. . . , 

Britishism  = Briticism

Briton  n.	  1) . 	  2) , ;	   North Briton 

brittle  a. , 

broach  1. n.	  1) 	  2)   (. broach spire)	  3) . ; 	2. v.	  1)  , ;  ( );  ( )	  2) ;   ();	   to broach a subject    -.;  	  3) . , ,  	  4)  ()	  5) .   (  ..)

broad  1. a.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) , , 	  4) ,    	  5) , 	  6) , ,  ;	   in broad daylight   ;	   broad hint  ;	   broad Scotch   	  7) , ;	   broad joke  	  8) .  ( ) it is as broad as it is long =      ;   ,   	2. adv.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) ;	   broad awake      	  4)   	3. n.	  1)   (, )	  2) . , 

broad arrow  n.   

broad-brim  n.	  1)  	  2) . 

broadcast  1. n.	  1) ;	   TV broadcast ,  	  2) ; 	2. a.	  1) ;	   broadcast appeal   	  2)  , , 	3. v.	  1)   ;  ; 	  2)   	  3) 	  4)  (  ..)

broadcaster  n. 

broadcasting  n. , ; 

broadcloth  n.	  1)        	  2)      

broaden  v. ()

broadgauge  a.	  1) -. 	  2)  ; 

broadly  adv.   . . {. broad 1};	   broadly speaking  ;   

broadminded  a.   ,   ; ; 

broadness  n.  (, )

broadsheet  n.         ; ; 

broadside  n.	  1)  ()	  2)   ;  ;	   to give a broadside .   	  3)  ,   ..;	   to give smb. a broadside   -.	  4) = broadsheet

broadsword  n. 

broadtail  n. 

broadways  adv. ,  , 

broadwise  = broadways adv. ,  , 

brocade  n. 

brocaded  a. 

brochure  n. 

brock  n.	  1) 	  2) .  , 

brocket  n.  

brogue  I n.  	II n.  (. ) 

broidery  = embroidery

broil  I n. , 	II 1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	2. v.	  1) ()  	  2) .   	  3) ,  ;	   to broil with impatience  

broiler  I n.	  1) ,    (  1 )	  2) .   	II n. .  , , 

broke  1. p.  break I, 2	2. . p-p.  break I, 2	3. a.	  1) ;	   to go broke 	  2) . 

broken  1. p-p.  break I, 2	2. a.	  1) , ;	   broken stone 	  2)  ( , )	  3) , 	  4)  ( )	  5)  ( , )	  6)  ( )	  7) ,  ( )	  8) ,  ( )	  9) , ;	   broken spirits  broken bread ( meat)  ;	   broken tea  ;	   broken ground	    )  ;	    )  ;	   broken money  ; ;	   broken numbers ;	   broken water  

broken wind  n. . ,  ( )

broken-bellied  a.  

broken-down  a.	  1) , ; 	  2) ;   

broken-hearted  a.  ;   

brokenly  adv.	  1) 	  2) ; 

broker  n.	  1) , ; ;	   insurance broker  	  2)   	  3) 	  4) ,    

brokerage  n.	  1) 	  2)  

broking  n. , 

brolly  n. .	  1) (.  umbrella) 	  2) 	  3) attr. brolly hop   

bromide  n.	  1) . ,  	  2) 	  3) ,  	  4) ,  , 

bromine  n. . 

bronchi  n. pl. . 

bronchia  n. pl. . 

bronchial  a. 

bronchitis  n. 

broncho  = bronco

bronco  n. (pl. os ) .  

bronze  1. n.	  1) 	  2)   	  3)   	  4) .  	2. a. 	3. v.	  1) 	  2)   

bronzed  1. p-p.  bronze 3	2. a.	  1) ,  	  2) 

brooby  1. n. , 	2. a.	  1)   ( )	  2) ; 

brooch  n. 

brood  I	1. n.	  1) ; . ; 	  2) ; ; 	2. v.	  1)   	  2)  (. ;	   on, over - );  ( ,  )	  3)  ( ,   ..)	  4)  ( )	II n. .  

brood-hen  n. , 

brood-mare  n.  , 

brooder  n.	  1) ,     (. )	  2)  (   ,   )

brook  I v. ,  ( . );	   the matter brooks no delay    	II n. 

brooklet  n. 

broom  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) .  a new broom " ",  ;	   a new broom sweeps clean .    	2. v. , 

broomstick  n.  to marry over the broomstick  ()   

broth  n. , ,  , ;	   Scotch broth   a broth of a boy  , 

brothel  n.  

brother  n. (pl. brothers ; . . brethren)	  1) ;	   brother german  ;	   brothers uterine  ;	   sworn brothers  , 	  2) ; ;	   brother in arms   ;	   brother of the brush    ();	   brother of the quill    ()	  3)  B. Jonathan .  ( )

brother-in-law  n. (pl. brothers-in-law)  ( );  ( );  ( );  ( )

brotherhood  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  ;	   the brotherhood of nations  	  3)   	  4) .  

brotherly  1. a. 	2. adv. -

brothers-in-law  pl.  brother-in-law

brougham  n.	  1)   	  2) .  ( )

brought  p.  p-p.  bring

brow  I n.	  1) ;	   to knit ( to bend) the ( one's) brows  , ; 	  2) . , 	  3)  ; , 	  4)  (  ..)	  5) .  , 	II n. . . , 

brow-ague  n. 

browbeat  v. , 

brown  1. a.	  1) ; ;	   brown bread    ;	   brown paper   ;	   brown powder   	  2) ; 	  3)  ( )	  4) . ,  brown study  ;  ;	   brown sugar ,   ;	   brown ware  ;	   to do brown . , , 	2. n.	  1)  ;  	  2) . 	3. v.	  1) () , ; 	  2) , 	  3)  ()

browncoal  n. ,  

browned off  a. . ;	   I'm browned off with it   

brownie  I n.   	II n. 	III n. -  	IV n.    

browning  I n. 	II 1. pres-p.  brown 3	2. n.	  1) 	  2)  ( )	  3)  ( )

brownout  n.	  1) .      (  )	  2)  

browse  1. n.	  1)  	  2)   	2. v.	  1) ,  ,   (on)	  2) .  (on)	  3) ,  ; , ;   (  ..)

Bruin  n.  (   )

bruise  1. n.	  1) , ; ; 	  2)  (, )	2. v.	  1)  ; ; 	  2) ,  (, )	  3) 	  4)    (. bruise along)

bruiser  n.	  1) -; 	  2) .     

bruit  .	1. n. , 	2. v.  ;	   it is bruited about ( abroad) that  , 

brumal  a. 

brumby  n. . .  

brume  n. , ; ; 

Brummagem  1. n. ,    ; .   ( .  .  . ,   XVII .   )	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2)   

brumous  a. , 

brunch  n. .   (    )

brunette  n. 

Brunswickline  n. .   (1714-1901 .)

brunt  n.	  1)  , ;	   to bear the brunt   ,    ()	  2) 

brush  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   the brush  ;	   to give it another brush   -. ,   -.	  3)  (. )	  4)  ;	   to have a brush  	  5) 	  6) , 	  7)  	  8) .  	  9) . 	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  ()	  3)  , 	  4)   brush against  ;	   brush aside	    ) ;	    ) ,   ; ;	   brush away , ; ;	   brush by  ;	   brush off	    ) , ;	    )  ;	    ) ;	   brush up	    ) ();  ()  ;	    )  ();	   I must brush up my French       

brush-firewar  n. .  

brush-off  n. . . ,  

brush-up  n. ,   ;	   I must give my French a brush-up       ,     ()

brush-work  n.   ()

brushwood  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 

brushy  I a.	  1)   ; 	  2) , 	II a.  

brusque  1. a. , ; 	2. v.  ,  ( -.)

brut  a.  ( )

brutal  a.	  1) , 	  2) . 

brutality  n. , 

brutalize  v.	  1)    	  2)    	  3)    

brute  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ,      ; ""	  3) (the brute) (.  pl.) ,  	2. a.	  1) ; , 	  2) 	  3) , 

brutish  a.	  1) ; ; 	  2) 

bryology  n. ,   

bubal  n.  

bubble  1. n.	  1) 	  2)     ( );   ( )	  3)  , " "	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2)   (. bubble over, bubble up);	   he bubbled over with fun     	  3)  ( )	  4) . , 

bubble car  n. -   

bubble gum  a. .   

bubble-and-squeak  n.       

bubbler  n. .   

bubbly  1. a.	  1)  ( )	  2)  ( )	2. n. . 

bubbly-jock  n. 

bubo  n. (pl. -oes ) . 

bubonic  a. . 

bubonocele  n. .  

bubs  n. pl. . 

buccaneer  1. n. 	2. v.   

buccinator  n.  ,  

buck  I	1. n.	  1)  (, , , )	  2) . , ;	   old buck , 	  3) .  	  4) . . 	  5)   , ,  	  6)  to pass the buck to .    	2. v.	  1)   ; 	  2) . .  buck against . ,  ;	   buck along   ;	   buck off  ( );	   buck up (.  imp.) .	    ) , ,  ;	    )  much bucked , 	II 1. n. .	  1)    	  2)  ( )	2. v.	  1)  ()  	  2)  ()	III 1. n. 	2. v. ;   

buck-eye  n.	  1)  	  2) . .   

buck-horn  n.   ()

buck-shot  n.  , 

buck-tooth  n.  

bucket  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ,  (  ..); 	  3)  	  4)  , 	  5)   to give the bucket   ;	   to kick the bucket  , 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)     ;   ; 	  3)  (   )

bucket seat  n.   (   )

bucket-shop  n.  ,      

bucking  I	1. pres-p.  buck III, 2	2. n. ;  ()	II 1. pres-p.  buck II, 2	2. n.    	III pres-p.  buck I, 2

Buckingham Palace  n.   (  )

buckish  a. , 

buckle  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ,  ()	  3) . , ,  to cut the buckle ,   ( )	2. v.	  1)  	  2) . . 	  3)  (for);    	  4) ; , 	  5)  ( ) buckle up 

buckler  1. n.	  1)   	  2) .  	  3) , 	2. v. ; 

bucko  . .	1. n. (pl. -oes ) 	2. a. , 

buckram  1. n.	  1) ;  	  2) 	2. a. 

bucksaw  a.  

buckskin  n.	  1)  	  2) pl.    

buckthorn  n. . 

buckwheat  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. ;	   buckwheat cakes .    

bucolic  1. a.	  1) 	  2) . 	2. n.	  1) (. pl.) 	  2)  	  3) .  

bud  1. n.	  1) ;	   in bud   	  2) 	  3) . -	  4) .   ..	  5) = buddy to nip ( to check, to crush) in the bud   ,   ;	   bud of promise .   	2. v.	  1)  ,  	  2) -.  	  3) 

Buddha  n. 

buddhism  n. 

buddhistic  a. 

budding  1. pres-p.  bud 2	2. a.  ; 	3. n. -. ;  

buddy  n. . . ,  buddy seat  

budge  I v. ( . )	  1) 	  2) ,   	II n. 

budget  1. n.	  1) ;  	  2) ;	   a budget of news  	  3) .    	2. v.	  1)   ,  (for)	  2)  

budgetary  a. 

buff  1. n.	  1)  ;   	  2) . .  ;	   in buff ,    ;	   to strip to the buff  ;	  3)   , - 	  4) . . , 	2. a.	  1)   	  2)   	3. v.	  1)  ( )	  2)  ,  

buffalo  n. (pl. -oes )	  1) ; 	  2) - buffalo bug  

buffer  n.	  1) . ; , , 	  2) ,   (. buffer State)	  3) .  	  4) . .  	  5) attr. ;	   buffer disk -.  ;	   buffer stock .   old buffer . ,  

buffet  I	1. n.  (; . .)	2. v.	  1)  ; 	  2)  (.  )	  3) , 	II n.	  1)  ( );  ( , )	  2) ,   buffet car -, -;	   buffet luncheon  

buffi  pl.  buffo

buffo  1. n. (pl. buffi)   ( ,  )	2. a. 

buffoon  1. n. , , 	2. a. 	3. v. , 

buffoonery  n. ; 

bug  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) . ;  	  4) . .  , ;	   to go bugs   	  5) . ;   ,  	  6) . .  	2. v. .    ,  ; ,    (   )

bug-hunter  n. .    (.  )

bugaboo  n. , 

bugbear  = bugaboo n. , 

bugger  n.	  1) . , 	  2)  (. .   )

buggery  n. . 

buggy  I n.	  1)      ; 	  2)  	II a.  

bughouse  . .	1. n.  	2. a. , ;	   to go bughouse   

bugle  I	1. n.	  1)  ; ; ,  	  2) attr. bugle call   	2. v.   	II n. ; 	III n. .  

bugler  n. . , 

buglet  n. .  

buhl  n.   "" (   ,   ..)

build  1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) 	  3) .  ()	2. v. (built)	  1) , ;	   to build a fire    	  2) ;	   to build plans  	  3)  ()	  4) ,  (on) build in, build into ,  ( );	   build up	    ) ;  , ;	    )  ();	    )   (, );	    ) ;	   to build up a district  ;	   to build up with new blocks of flats   ;	    )  ();	    ) , ;	    )  ;	   build upon   -.;   -.

build-up  n.	  1) . ;  ,   ( ,   ..)	  2) . ;  (, )

builder  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ; 

building  1. pres-p.  build 2	2. n.	  1) , ; , 	  2) pl.  , 	  3) 	  4) attr. ;	   building engineer -;	   building yard ;	   building and loan association . - 

building-lease  n.     

building-paper  n. .  

building-society  n. - , - 

built  p.  p-p.  build 2

built-in  a.	  1) ; ;	   built-in wardrobe  	  2) ,  (-.); 

bulb  1. n.	  1) . . 	  2)  ();   ;  , 	  3) , 	  4) 	  5) 	2. v.     bulb up  (  )

bulbaceous  = bulbous

bulbil  n. .  ,  

bulbous  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

Bulgarian  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  

bulge  1. n.	  1) ;	   bulge of a curve   ()	  2) (the bulge) . . ;	   to have the bulge on smb.    -.	  3) .  ;       	  4) . , 	  5) = bilge 1, 1	  6) .  	  7) .  ()	  8) attr. bulge ship ,   	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2) ;	   to bulge at the seams   	  3) ,     ( ,   ..)

bulging  1. pres-p.  bulge 2	2. a.	  1) ; ;	   bulging eyes  	  2) , 

bulgy  = bulging 2

bulimia  n. . ()   , .  ( -.)

bulimy  = bulimia

bulk  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ;  ;	   to sell in bulk  	  3)  ,   (-.);	   great bulk  	  4)  (  ..)	  5)  ();	   to break bulk  ;	   to load in bulk  	  6) attr. bulk cargo .    ;	   bulk buying  	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2)   ()	  3) ,   ;  bulk up   ;  (to - )

bulkhead  n.	  1)  ( );  (   ..)	  2)   ; 	  3) 

bulky  a.	  1) , ; 	  2) 

bull  I	1. n.	  1) ; ; .  , ,   .  	  2) . ,   	  3) (B.)  (   )	  4) . ;  a bull in a china shop =    ;	   to take the bull by the horns    	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) . ,   	3. v.	  1) .   	  2)   	  3) ;  , 	II n. () 	III n.  , ; ; ;	   to shoot the bull  ,  

bull session  n. . ,    

bull's-eye  n.	  1)  () 	  2)  	  3)    	  4) . 	  5)  ,  ;	   to hit ( to make, to score) the bull's-eye   	  6)   , ""	  7)  

bull-calf  n.	  1) 	  2) 

bull-pen  n.	  1)   	  2) .   

bulldog  n.	  1) 	  2) . ,  	  3) .  (  . )	  4) . 	  5) .  

bulldoze  v.	  1)    (, )	  2)  ,    	  3) . . , ;  ; 

bulldozer  n.	  1) 	  2) 

bullet  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) pl. . .  every bullet has its billet . =    ;   

bullet-head  n.	  1)    	  2) . 

bullet-proof  a.   , 

bulletin  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) attr. bulletin board  	2. v.  

bullfight  n.  

bullfinch  n.	  1) 	  2)     

bullhead  n.	  1)  ()	  2) , 

bullion  n.	  1)    	  2)       bullion dealer 

bullish  a. .   

bullock  n. 

bulltrout  n. . , -

bully  I	1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) 	  3)  a bully is always a coward .   	2. v. ; 	II a. . . ,  bully for you! !, !	III n.   (. bully beef)

bullyrag  v. .	  1) 	  2) , 

bulrush  n. .  (); 

bulwark  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	  3) 	  4) (. pl.) . 	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  

bum  1. n.	  1) . , 	  2) . , , ;	   to go on the bum    	  3) (.  bum bailiff)  	2. a.	  1) ,  	  2) ;  	3. v. ,   ;    

bum-bailiff  n.  

bum-boat  n. ,    

bumble  v.	  1) 	  2) , 

bumble-bee  n. 

bumble-puppy  n.   ( ,  )

bumbledom  n. . ,   (       " ")

bumbling  a. , 

bumbo  n.  

bumf  n. .	  1)  	  2) . , 

bummer  n. . , 

bump  I	1. n.	  1) ;  	  2) ; 	  3) , 	  4)  ( ); . ;	   the bump of locality    	  5) 	  6) pl. .  ;  	2. v.	  1) ()	  2) , 	  3) .    	  4) . . .  bump off . .  ; 	3. adv. , ;	   to come bump on the floor   	II 1. n.  	2. v.  ( )

bumper  n.	  1) ,   	  2) . ; 	  3) attr.  ;	   bumper crop ( harvest)  

bumpkin  n.  , 

bumptious  a. . , ; 

bumpy  a. ,  ( )

bun  I n.	  1)    	  2) ,  ()	  3) -.   to get a bun on .  , ; ;	   to take the bun .  ,   ,   ;	   it takes the bun .   ;  	II n. .    

buna  n. .  (  )

bunch  1. n.	  1) , ,  (-. );	   bunch of keys  ;	   bunch of grapes ,  ;	   bunch of fives . , , 	  2) . , ;	   he is the best of the bunch    	  3) . 	  4) .  ()	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2) ()  	  3)    ()

bunchy  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)    	  4) .  

bunco  .	1. n. (pl. -os ) , 	2. v.	  1)    	  2)   

bunco-steerer  n. . . ; 

buncombe  = bunkum

bund  1. n.	  1)  (    )	  2) ,  ( )	2. v.    , 

bunder  n. ; ; ,  (  )

bundle  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) 	  3) ; 	  4) .   	  5)     bundle of nerves  	2. v.	  1)    ( bundle up);   ( )	  2) ,  (. bundle away, bundle off, bundle out);	   I bundled him off   ,   	  3)  , "" (. bundle out, bundle off)

bung  1. n.	  1) () , , 	  2) 	  3) . , 	2. v.	  1) ,  (. bung up);	   bunged up nose   ( )	  2)  (  )	  3) .  (  ..) bung off . 	3. a. . .	  1) , 	  2)  to go bung	    ) ;	    ) 

bungalow  n.  ,   , 

bungle  1. n.	  1)  ;	   to make a bungle of it ; 	  2) ; 	2. v.  ,  ;  -

bungler  n.  , ""

bunion  n. .       

bunk  I	1. n. 	2. v. .   ;  	II .	1. n. ;	   to do a bunk 	2. v. , 	III = bunkum

bunker  1. n.	  1) .  , ;	   ash bunker 	  2) . ,  (   )	  3)  	  4) , 	  5) .    	  6) attr. ;	   bunker coal  	2. v.	  1) () , 	  2) .  ()  	  3)    ( )	  4) (. p-p.)    

bunko  = bunco

bunkum  n.  ; ;	   to talk bunkum  ,  

bunny  n. . 

bunt  I n.	  1) .  ()	  2)  ()	II 1. n.  (, ); , 	2. v. ; ; 	III n. .  

bunting  I n.	  1)   	  2) . 	  3) . 	  4) .  	II n. . 	III pres-p.  bunt II, 2

buoy  1. n. , , ; 	2. v.	  1)  	  2)    (. buoy up)	  3)   	  4)  (,   ..);	   he was buoyed up by the news   

buoyage  n.  

buoyancy  n.	  1) ;     	  2) ,  ;	   he lacks buoyancy    	  3)   ( )

buoyant  a.	  1) ;    	  2) , 	  3) . 	  4) . . ;	   buoyant demand ,  

bur  n.	  1) ,  ()	  2) , ;	   to stick like a bur =    	  3)  	  4) .  

burberry  n.	  1) (B.) "" ( )	  2)   ""

burble  1. n. ; 	2. v. ; 

burbot  n. 

burden  I	1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) ;	   a burden of care  ;	   burden of proof .  	  3) .  ()	  4)  	  5) .  ,   a burden of one's choice is not felt . =    	2. v.	  1) 	  2) , 	II n.	  1) , 	  2) ;  , ;	   the burden of the remarks   

burdensome  a. , 

burdock  n. .  

bureau  n. (pl. -eaux, -eaus )	  1) , , , 	  2) , ,  	  3) .  ( )

bureaucracy  n.	  1) . 	  2) 

bureaucrat  n. 

bureaucratic  a. 

bureaux  pl.  bureau

burette  n. . 

burg  n. . . 

burgee  n. .  

burgeon  .	1. n. ; ; 	2. v.  , ; 

burgess  n.	  1)    ,  	  2) .         

burgh  n. .   

burgher  n. . , 

burglar  n. -;  

burglarious  a. , 

burglarize  v. .    

burglary  n.    

burgle  = burglarize v. .    

burgomaster  n.	  1)  ( ,    )	  2) .  , 

burgoo  n.	  1) . .  	  2) . ,   	  3) .       

burgundy  n.   

burial  n. 

burial-ground  n. 

burial-mound  n.  , 

burial-place  n.  

burial-service  n.  

burin  n.  , 

burke  v.	  1)  (  ..);  ()    ;  (, )	  2) . 

burl  1. n.	  1) .     	  2)   	2. v. .       

burlap  n.     

burlesque  1. n. ; ; ; .     	2. a. 	3. v. 

burly  a.	  1) , 	  2)   

Burmese  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) ; ;	   the Burmese pl. . 	  2)  

burn  I n. . 	II 1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)    ,    to give smb. a burn  -.  	2. v. (burnt, burned)	  1) , , ; ; ;	   to burn to a crisp  	  2) , ,  (. .);	   to burn with fever  ()  ; ,   	  3) ,  	  4)   ( )	  5)  ( )	  6)  ( )	  7)  ()	  8) . 	  9)    	  10)  ()  burn away	    ) ;	    ) ;	   the sun burns away the mist   ;	   burn down	    )  ;	    ) ;	   burn into ;	   the spectacle of injustice burnt into his soul      ;	   burn out	    ) ;	    ) ;	   burn up	    ) ; ;	    ) . ;  she has money to burn =      ;	   to burn the candle at both ends   , ;	   to burn daylight	    )   ;	    )   ;	   to burn the midnight oil      ;	   to burn one's bridges (boats)    ();	   to burn one's fingers  ( -.);	   to burn the water  ;	   to burn the wind ( the earth), . to burn up the road  (  );	   his money burns a hole in his pocket      ,    

burn-out  n.   (  )

burner  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

burning  1. pres-p.  burn II, 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2) , ; 	  3) .  () 	3. a. ;  (. .);	   burning bush .  ;	   burning oil ;	   burning question  ;	   burning shame  

burning-glass  n.  

burnish  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. v.	  1) , ;  ()	  2) 

burnisher  n.	  1) 	  2)   

burnous  n. 

burnouse  = burnous

burnt  1. p.  p-p.  burn II, 2	2. a. , ;	   burnt gas  ;	   burnt offering .  burnt child dreads the fire . =   ,     ;     

burr  I	1. n.	  1) ,  (  ..)	  2) .    (  ); 	2. v. .   ; 	II = bur	III n.	  1) ;  ( )	  2)  	  3)  	  4) ,  	IV n. .  (  )

burro  . n. (pl. os ) . 

burrock  n.    

burrow  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . ,  ; 	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2)   ;   	  3)  ( , ;  burrow into)

bursar  n.	  1)  (.  )	  2) 

bursary  n.	  1)   ( )	  2) 

burse  n.	  1) = bursary 2	  2) . 	  3) . 

burst  1. n.	  1) ;	   burst of applause (of laughter)   ()	  2)  ();  	  3)  (  ..)	  4) ;	   burst of energy  ; . , 	  5) ;	   to go on the burst , 	2. v. (burst)	  1) ; ;  ( , );  ( ;  );	   to burst open	    ) ;	    ) 	  2) 	  3) , , ; ; ;	   rivers burst their banks    ;	   to burst a blood-vessel      ;	   burst in , ;	   burst into: to burst into blossom ;	   to burst into flame  ;	   to burst into tears (into laughter)   ();	   to burst into the room   ;	   to burst into ( upon) the view   (  );	   burst out  ( , );	   to burst out crying (laughing) = to burst into tears (into laughter);	   burst up	    ) ;	    ) .  , ;	   burst with ;	   to burst with envy   ;	   to burst with plenty    I am simply bursting to tell you     ;	   to burst one's sides    

burster  n.  

bursting  1. pres-p.  burst 2	2. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	3. a. ;	   bursting charge = burster

burthen  . . burden I  II

bury  v.	  1) ,   ;	   to have buried one's relatives ,  	  2) ;	   to bury one's face in one's hands   ;	   to bury one's hands in one's pockets    ;	   to bury oneself in books   	  3) ,  ;	   to bury the past   	  4) ;	   to be buried in thought   

bus  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) . 	  3) .  ;  bus boy, bus girl . ,  , , -      	2. v. to bus it   , 

busby  n.  ,  

bush  I	1. n.	  1) , 	  2)    ,   (    ), 	  3) , 	  4)  ;	   bush of hair  	  5) .   (     );  to take to the bush  	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)  ()	II 1. n. . , ; , 	2. v.  

bush-ranger  n. .  ,      

bush-telegraph  n.   ,   ..

bushel  I n.  (  = 36,3	    ) to hide one's light under a bushel .    ;    ( );	   to measure others' corn by one's own bushel =    	II v. . ,   

bushing  I	1. pres-p.  bush II, 2	2. n. . () , 	II pres-p.  bush I, 2

Bushman  n.	  1)  (  )	  2) .   	  3) . 

bushwhack  v.	  1)  ;    	  2)   	  3)  ,   

bushwhacker  n.	  1) .   	  2) . 	  3) . . 	  4)     

bushy  a.	  1)  	  2)  ( ,   ..)	  3)  (    . )

busily  adv.	  1) 	  2) , ;   

business  I n.	  1) , ;	   the business of the day ( meeting)  ;	   on business  ;	   to be out of business ;	   man of business	    )  ;	    ) , 	  2) 	  3) ;  ;	   to set up in business   	  4)  , 	  5) () 	  6) ; ;	   to make it one's business   ;	   you had no business to do it    ,   	  7) . , ;	   I am sick of the whole business     	  8) . , , ,  ( )	  9) attr. , ;	   the business end ,    ;	   business hours    ;	   business executives   ; "" ;	   business interests  ,  ;	   business index    big business  ,  ;	   to mean business  ;   ;  ( -.) , ;	   everybody's business is nobody's business =      ;	   mind you own business!   !;   !;	   to send smb. about his business ,  -.;	   what is your business here?    ?;	   it has done his business   	II = busyness

business man  n.	  1)  , 	  2) , ;	   big business men  , 

business manager  n.  ;  ,   

business-like  a. , ;	   business-like air 

busk  I n.  ( )	II v. .	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , 	III v. . , 

buskin  n. ; . ;	   to put on the buskins	    )     ;	    )   

busman  n.   busman's holiday	    )  ,    ;	    )  

buss  .	1. n.  	2. v. 

bust  I n.	  1) 	  2)  	II 1. n.	  1) . , 	  2) .  {. . burst 1, 5}	2. v.	  1)  (. to go bust)	  2)  (. to go on the bust)	  3) . . ,   	  4) .   ; 

bustard  n. . 

buster  n. . .	  1) -. 	  2) , , 

bustle  I	1. n. , 	2. v.	  1) ();	   to bustle through a crowd   	  2)  (. bustle about)	3. interj. !	II n. 

bustling  1. pres-p.  bustle I, 2	2. n. , 	3. a. , 

busy  I	1. a.	  1) ;  (at, in, with);	   busy as a bee ( a beaver)  	  2) ;	   the line is busy  () ;  ;	   busy signal  "" ( )	  3)  ( )	  4) , ;	   busy idleness    	2. v.	  1)  ,   ,  ;	   I have busied him for the whole day       ;	   to busy one's brains   	  2) refl. 	II n. . 

busy-body  n.	  1) 	  2) ,     

busyness  n. , 

but  I (  ); ( )	1. adv. , ;	   I saw him but a moment     ;	   she is but nine years old     but just  ;	   all but ;  ;	   he all but died of his wound       	2. prep. ,  ;	   all but one passenger were drowned  ,    the last but one ;	   anything but  ;   ,  ;	   he is anything but a coward    	3. cj.	  1) , , ,   ;	   but then    	  2)  () ;  ;  ;	   I cannot but...   ...;	   I cannot but agree with you      ;	   what could he do but confess?   ,   ?;	   he would have fallen but that I caught him   ,      ;	   he would have fallen but for me   ,    	4. pron. rel.   ;	   there is no one but knows it  ,     ;	   there are few men but would risk all for such a prize   ,        	5. n. but me no buts ,  "",  	II n. .        

butadiene  n. . 

butane  n. . 

butcher  1. n.	  1) ;	   butcher's meat ;	   butcher's knife  	  2) , 	  3) .   	  4)   (  ) butcher's bill    	2. v.	  1)  ()	  2)  	  3) , 	  4) .  

butcher-bird  n. .  

butcherly  a. , ; 

butchery  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  butchery business  

butler  n. ,  

butt  I n.	  1)   ( , )	  2)  (   = 490,96	    ) II n.	  1)  	  2) pl. , 	  3) , 	  4)  	III n.	  1)   (-.); ,  ();  (; . the butt of the rifle)	  2) . 	  3) . 	IV 1. n.	  1)  (, )	  2) ; 	  3) ,  ()	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  (against, into - )	  3) 	  4) , 	  5) . 	  6)   butt in 

butt-joint  n. . ,  

butter  1. n.	  1) 	  2) .   he looks as if butter would not melt in his mouth =     ;    	2. v.	  1)  	  2)   ( butter up) fine ( kind, soft) words butter no parsnips . =    

butter-boat  n. 

butter-dish  n. 

butter-fingers  n. pl. . 

butter-nut  n.   (  )

butter-scotch  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. butter-scotch colour   , - 

buttercup  n. . 

butterfly  n.	  1) 	  2) .  ( ; . butterfly stroke)

butterfly table  n.     

butterfly-nut  n. . -

butterfly-screw  n. . -

buttermilk  n. 

buttery  I n.  (    )	II a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

buttery-hatch  n.       

butting  I n. , 	II pres-p.  butt IV, 2

buttocks  n. pl. 

button  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   to press the button  ; .   ,    	  3) .  (  )	  4) 	  5) ,  	  6) attr. ;	   button switch   not to care a (brass) button    ; ;	   he has not all his buttons .     	2. v.	  1)  	  2) ()   button up	    ) ()   ;	    ) .    ;	    ) (), () ( );	   to button up one's mouth .  ;	   to button up one's purse ( pockets) . 

button-hold  = buttonhole 2, 2

button-on  a.  (   ..)

buttonhole  1. n.	  1) 	  2)   ; 	  3) .   	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  (-.)     

buttonhook  n.    , 

buttons  n. - ( )

buttress  1. n.	  1) . ; , ; 	  2) , 	2. v. ,   ( buttress up);	   to buttress up by facts  

butty  n. .	  1) 	  2) ;     (  )

butyl  n. . 

butyric  a. . 

buxom  a.	  1) , ;  , 	  2) , , 

buy  1. v. (bought)	  1) ; ;	   to buy on tick .   	  2)  buy in	    ) ;	    )  (   );	   buy off ;	   buy out ;	   buy over ,    ;	   buy up  to buy over smb.'s head   -.     ;	   to buy a white horse .  ;	   to buy time  ;	   I will not buy that =     ,    	2. n. . ;	   a good (bad) buy  () ;	   to be on the buy   

buyer  n.  buyers over .   ;	   buyers market .  ,   

buz  = buzz III

buzz  I	1. n.	  1) ;  ()	  2) , 	  3) .  ;	   I'll give you a buzz tomorrow    	  4) .  	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)     ( )	  3) , 	  4)  	  5)  ( )	  6) .    buzz about , ;	   buzz off , ; 	II v. ,  (, )   	III = buz interj. !, !

buzz-bomb  n. . . -

buzz-saw  n. .   to monkey with a buzz-saw =     

buzzard  n. . 

buzzer  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . 	  3) . , ;  	  4) . . 

by  1. prep.	  1)     :	    )  , , ;	   a house by the river   ;	   a path by the river    ;	    )        ;	   we went by the house    ;	   we travelled by a village    	  2)         ,   .. ;	   by tomorrow   ;	   by five o'clock   ;	   by then   	  3)   ;  .  . : a book by Tolstoy ,  ,  ;	   the book was written by a famous writer     	  4)    ;  . : by plane ;	   by air mail  ; 	  5)   ,  , , , ;	   to know by experience   ;	   to perish by starvation   	  6)    ,   .. , , ;  . . : by the yard  , ;	   by the pound  , 	  7)    : by chance ;	   by the law  ;	   by chute, by gravity 	  8)   ,  ; ;	   by agreement  ;	   by your leave   	  9)       ;	   by two years older     by George = -!;	   by the way ,  ;	   by and large    ,  	2. adv.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   she passed by    by and by 

by-blow  n.	  1)  ; .  	  2)  

by-effect  n. .  

by-election  n.  

by-end  n.    

by-law  n.	  1)    	  2)   ()

by-line  n.	  1)  	  2)  ( , ),     

by-name  n. 

by-pit  n. .  

by-play  n.  ( ) ;  ( )

by-plot  n.   ( )

by-product  n.  

by-road  = by-way n.	  1)   ;   	  2)  	  3) ,   (  ..);	   by-roads of learning       

by-way  n.	  1)   ;   	  2)  	  3) ,   (  ..);	   by-ways of learning       

by-work  n.  

bye  n.	  1) -. 	  2) to draw ( to have) the bye .    

bye-bye  I n. . ; ;  	II . . goodbye 1

Byelorussian  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  

bygone  1. a. 	2. n. pl. ;   let bygones be bygones . =   ,   

bypass  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)  	  4) . 	2. v.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) ;    	  4) .  (  )

bypath  n.     

byre  n. 

bystander  n. ; 

bystreet  n. ; 

byword  n.	  1) 	  2) ,   	  3)   ; ; ;	   a byword for iniquity   

Byzantine  1. a. 	2. n. 

Byzantinesque  a.  ( )

C, c  n. (pl. Cs C's )	  1) 3-  . 	  2) . 	  3) .  

ca'canny  . canny	ca'canny  ( .  call canny) .  ,  ;   

Caaba  . n. 

cab  I (.  cabriolet)	1. n.	  1) ;	   to take a cab  ;   	  2)  , , 	2. v. .   ,    .. (. cab it)	II n. (.  cabin)  ( );   ()	III .  cabbage III

cabal  1. n.	  1) ;  	  2)  ;  	  3) (the C.) . ""  (  II)	2. v. ;   

cabala  = cabbala

cabalistic  = cabbalistic

cabana  . n.	  1)  ; 	  2) .    ( )

cabaret  n. .	  1) 	  2)    

cabas  n. .	  1)  	  2) 

cabbage  I	1. n.	  1) () 	  2) attr. 	2. v.  	II 1. n.   ,   	2. v.	  1)    ( )	  2) , 	III . .	1. n. 	2. v.  

cabbage butterfly  n. . 

cabbagehead  n.	  1)  	  2) . 

cabbagerose  n. .  ,  

cabbala  n. 

cabbalistic  a. ; , 

cabby  n. .	  1) 	  2) 

cabin  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) , , 	  4) , 	  5) .  	  6)   ()	  7) -. 	  8) attr. cabin class .     I ;	   cabin plane    	2. v.	  1)    ,   ..	  2)   	  3) 

cabinboy  n. 

cabined  1. p-p.  cabin 2	2. a. , 

cabinet  n.	  1)  , ;	   inner cabinet      	  2)    ;  , 	  3)  ()	  4) . 	  5) attr. , ;	   cabinet council  ;	   cabinet crisis  ;	   C. Minister   	  6) attr. ;	   cabinet photograph   ;	   cabinet size  

cabinetmaker  n.	  1) -	  2) . -

cabinetwork  n.   

cable  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , ;  ;	   to slip the cable .  	  3) . 	  4) ; 	  5) .  	  6) . ;	   cable way  ,  to cut ( to slip) one's cable . ,  	2. v.	  1)  ,  	  2)  (  )	  3) .   

cablegram  = cable 1, 4

cablese  n. .  ""  (   ; . )

cablet  n. . 

cabling  1. pres-p. . cable 2	2. n.	  1)  	  2) ,  (, )	  3) .     

cabman  n.	  1)  	  2) 

caboodle  n. . . the whole caboodle	    )  ,  ;	    )  ,  

caboose  n.	  1) . 	  2) .     ;  	  3) .    

cabotage  n. . 

cabrank  = cabstand

cabriole  a.  (  )

cabriolet  n.	  1)  , , 	  2) ; 

cabstand  n.  , 

cacao  n.	  1)  	  2)  (  )

cacaotree  = cacao 1

cachalot  n. 

cache  1. n.	  1) ;   	  2)  ,             	  3)    ,    	2. v.	  1)    ,     	  2)      

cachectic  a. , , 

cachet  n. .	  1) ; 	  2)   (   ..);	   courtesy is the cachet of good breeding     	  3) . ,    

cachexy  n. . , , 

cacique  . n.	  1)  (,      )	  2) .  

cackle  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) ;	   cut the cackle! . !	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) 

cacology  n.   ( ,    ..)

cacophony  n. 

cactaceous  a. .    ; 

cacti  pl.  cactus

cactus  n. (pl. es cacti) 

cacuminal  a. . , 

cad  n.	  1) ,  ; 	  2) = caddy I

cadastral  a. . 

cadastre  n. . 

cadaver  n. 

cadaveric  a. 

cadaverous  a.	  1) 	  2)  ;	   he had a cadaverous face     

caddie  = caddy I

caddis  n.	  1) 	  2)  

caddis fly  n. ,  

caddish  a. , 

caddy  I n. ,  ,     	II n. 

cade  I n. . 	II n. 	III n.   ,  

cadence  n.	  1) ;  	  2) . 	  3) 	  4) .  ;   

cadency  n.	  1) = cadence 3	  2)   ( )

cadet  n.	  1)   ; . 	  2)  ;  	  3) . . ; 	  4)  (  -  .  .)	  5) attr. ;	   cadet corps  

cadge  v. ;    

cadger  I n.	  1) ;  	  2) ; 	II n. .  

cadi  . n. () (   ,   )

cadmium  n. . 

cadre  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . (),  

caducity  n.	  1) 	  2) 

caducous  a. .   ( )

caeca  pl.  caecum

caecum  n. (pl. caeca) .  

Caesar  n.	  1) . 	  2) ;  render to Caesar the things that are Caesar's  

Caesarian  a. , 

Caesarian operation  n. .  

caesium  n. . 

caesura  n. . 

cafe  n. .	  1) 	  2) 

cafeteria  n. , -

caffeine  n. . 

caftan  . n.	  1) 	  2)   

cage  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3)  	  4) .  ( )	  5) .  ()	  6)  (   )	2. v.	  1)   	  2) .   

cagey  a. .   ;	   don't be so cagey  ,  

cahoot  n. . . , ;	   to go cahoots     

caiman  = cayman

Cain  n.	  1) . 	  2) ,  to raise Cain  ,  

caique  n. ,  

cairn  n.    (,   -.  ) to add a stone to smb.'s cairn  -.  

cairngorm  n. .  ,   -  

caisson  n.	  1) . 	  2) .  	  3) . 

caitiff  	1. n. , 	2. a. ; 

cajole  v. , ;  cajole into    -.;	   cajole out: to cajole smth out of smb. ,  -.  -.

cajolement  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  (  )

cajolery  = cajolement

cake  1. n.	  1) , , , 	  2)     (  )	  3)  (); , ; ;	   cake of soap  	  4) ,  cakes and ale ;	   you cannot eat your cake and have it too . =      ;   ;	   to go ( to sell) like hot cakes  ( ) ;	   to take the cake  ,   ;   ;	   that takes the cake   ;   !	2. v. (. refl.  pas.) , 

cake-walk  n.  ()

cakeice  n.  ( )

cakingcoal  n. .  

calabar  = calaber

calabash  n.	  1) . ,  	  2)      ; 

calaber  n.   

calaboose  n. . . , 

calamanco  n. . 

calamitous  a.	  1) 	  2) 

calamity  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. calamity howler . ,   -. ; ; 

calamus  n. .	  1)    	  2)  

calash  n.	  1) 	  2)  

calcareous  a. ,  

calceolaria  n. . , 

calces  pl.  calx

calciferol  n.  D

calcification  n.	  1) 	  2) , ; 

calcify  v. ()  ; 

calcimine  n.   ( )

calcinate  = calcine

calcination  n. . , , 

calcine  v.	  1) . ;     	  2)  

calcitrant  a. . , 

calcium  n. . 

calculable  a.	  1)  , 	  2) 

calculate  v.	  1) ; ; 	  2) 	  3) . , 

calculated  1. p-p.  calculate	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ;  (for)	  3) , 

calculating  1. pres-p.  calculate	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 

calculating-machine  n. ,  

calculation  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) . ; 

calculator  n.	  1) , 	  2) - ;  , ;  ()

calculi  pl.  calculus I

calculus  I n. (pl. -li) . 	II n. (pl. -es ) . ;	   differential calculus  ;	   integral calculus  

caldron  = cauldron

Caledonia  n. . 

Caledonian  .	1. a. 	2. n. ; 

calefactory  a. , 

calendar  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) ; ; ; 	  4) .  ,   	  5) .  	2. v.	  1) ,   	  2)  	  3) 

calender  I .	1. n. , ,  	2. v. , , , 	II . n.  

calends  n. pl. ,    (  ) on ( at) the Greek calends .  (    )

calendula  n.	  1) . 	  2) . 

calenture  n. .  ,  

calf  I n. (pl. calves)	  1) ;	   cow in ( with) calf  	  2)  (, , ,   ..)	  3)  , ;	   bound in calf    	  4)  ; "" (. .  . )	  5)    to kill the fatted calf .   ,   (  );	   golden calf  	II n. (pl. calves)  ()

calf's teeth  n. pl.  

calf-knee  n. .  

calflove  n.  ;  

calfskin  = calf I, 3

Caliban  n. ; ,   (   "" )

caliber  . = calibre

calibrate  v.	  1) ; ; 	  2) , 	  3) .   

calibration  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) .   

calibre  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ;  ; ;  ()

caliche  n.   

calico  n. (pl. -os, -oes )	  1) , 	  2) .  

calico-printer  n.  ( . )

calico-printing  n.  

calif  = caliph

californium  n. . 

calipash  n.     

calipee  n.     

calipers  = callipers

caliph  n. , 

caliphate  n. 

calisthenics  = callisthenics

calk  I	1. n.	  1)  ()	  2) .  ( )	2. v.	  1)   	  2) .   ( )	II = caulk	III n.  	IV v. 

calkin  = calk I, 1

call  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  (, )	  3) ; 	  4) ;  ;	   one call was for me    	  5) 	  6) , 	  7) , ;	   to pay a call  	  8)  ()  ;  ()  	  9) ;  (,   ..)	  10) ; ;   	  11) , ;	   you have no call to blush   	  12) ,  () call of duty  ;	   at call ,  ;	   on call	    )  ,  ;	    ) .   ;	   within call 	2. v.	  1) ; ;	   to call to one another  (  )	  2) ;  	  3) , ; ;	   to call smb.'s attention to smth.  -.   -.;	   to call to mind ( memory, remembrance) , 	  4) 	  5) , ;	   to call at a house   ;	   to call (up)on a person  -.	  6) ;	   I call this a good house  ,     call at  (-.);	   call away ;	   call back	    )  ;	    )  ;	   call down	    ) ;	    ) ,  ;	    ) ,  (  ..);	   call for	    ) ;	   the situation called for drastic measures     ;	   letters to be called for   ;	    )   -.;	    ) ;	   call forth , ;	   this affair calls forth all his energy      ;	   call in	    )   ();	    )    ( );	    ) ;	    )    ;	   call into: to call into existence ( being)   , ; ;   ;	   call off	    ) ; ; ; , ;	   the game was called off  ;	    )  ();	   call on	    ) , ;	    )  ;	   the chairman called on the next speaker     ;	    )    -.;	   call out	    ) ;	   to call out for training    ;	    )   ;	    ) ; ;	   call over  ;	   call to: to call to account   ;  ;	   to call to attention .  "";	   to call to order	    )   ;	    ) .  ;	   call together ;	   call up	    )  ;	    )  (  );	    )  ( );	    )   ;	    )    (  ..);	   call upon	    ) = call on;	    ) to be called upon   to call in question  ;	   to call names (-);	   to call it a day  (-);	   I'm tired, let's call it a day  ,  ;	   to call it square , ;	   to call smb. over the coals  -.,  -. ;	   to have nothing to call one's own   ,   ; =    

call slot  n. ,       

call-box  n.  

call-boy  n.	  1) -;  (   ..)	  2) . ,    

call-girl  n. ,   

call-up  n.	  1)    	  2) attr. call-up paper      

caller  I n.	  1) ; 	  2)     	  3) ,    	II a. .	  1) ;	   caller herring  	  2)  ( , )

calligraphy  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

calling  1. pres-p.  call 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2) ; 

calliper  n. (. pl.)	  1) ;	   inside calliper 	  2) 

callisthenics  n. pl. (.  sing) ,  ;  ;	   free callisthenics	    )  ;	    )  

callosity  n.	  1)  ( ); 	  2) = callousness

callous  a.	  1) , 	  2) , , 

callousness  n. , 

callow  1. n. . ; ,  	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   callow youth  

callus  n.	  1) .  (. . )	  2) . 

calm  1. a.	  1) ; ; 	  2) 	  3) . 	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	3. v. ;  calm down (),  (-)

calmatige  .	1. a. 	2. n.  

calmly  adv. , 

calmness  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 

calomel  n. . ;  

caloric  1. n. 	2. a. 

calorie  n. 

calorific  a. ; , ;	   calorific capacity ( effect, value)  , 

calorification  n.  

calorifics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

calorimeter  n. . 

calory  = calorie

calotte  n.	  1) 	  2) .  ;   

caltrop  n.	  1) .  	  2) (. pl.) .  

calumet  n.   (  )

calumniate  v. ; ; 

calumniation  n. ; 

calumniator  n. 

calumniatory  a. 

calumnious  = calumniatory

calumny  n. ,  

Calvados  n. ,  

Calvary  n.	  1) . 	  2) (.)  

calve  v.	  1) ;   ( , ,   ..)	  2)      ( )	  3) .   

calves  I pl.  calf I	II pl.  calf II

Calvinism  n. 

calvish  a.	  1) 	  2) 

calx  n. (pl. -lces)	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

calyces  pl.  calyx

calyx  n. (pl. -es calyces)	  1) .  ()	  2) .  

cam  1. n.	  1) . ; ; ; 	  2)  	  3) .  	2. v. . ,  ()

cam-shaft  n. .  ,  

camaraderie  n. . 

camarilla  . n. 

camber  1. n.	  1) ; , 	  2) .  ( );	   camber of arch    , , 	  3) .  ()	  4) . ; ;  	2. v. ;  

cambist  n.  

cambium  n. . 

cambrel  n.    ( )

Cambria  n. . 

Cambrian  1. a.	  1) . 	  2) . 	2. n.  

cambric  n. 

came  p.  come

camel  n.	  1) ;	   Arabian camel  ;	   Bactrian camel  	  2) .  (   ) the last straw to break the camel's back =  ,   ()

camelcade  n.  

cameleer  n.  

camellia  n. 

camelry  n. .   

cameo  n. (pl. -os ) 

camera  n.	  1)  	  2) , 	  3) . 	  4) .    	  5) .  ;	   in camera	    )    (    );	    )   camera eye .   

camera-man  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

camion  n.	  1) 	  2)  (.   )

camisole  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

camlet  n. . 

camomile  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. camomile tea  

camouflage  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ,    ; 	2. v. (),  ,    ..

camp  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   camp of instruction .  	  2) ; ,  ,     (  ..)	  3) , , ;	   Peter and Jack belong to different camps       ;	   in the same camp   	  4) .  ,  ( ) to take into camp 	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  (-.)     camp out       

camp-bed  n.    

camp-chair  n.  

camp-cot  n. 

camp-fever  n. 

camp-fire  n.  

camp-follower  n.	  1)  ,  	  2) , 

camp-stool  = camp-chair

campaign  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   political campaign  ;	   press campaign   	  2) -. 	  3) attr. campaign biography .   (.   ),       	2. v.	  1)   	  2)  

campaigner  n.  ;	   old campaigner  , ;  ;	   peace campaigner   ,  

campanile  n. .  ( )

campanula  n. . 

camper  n.	  1) , , 	  2)   

campestral  a. 

camphor  n. 

camphor balls  n. 

camphorated  a.  ;	   camphorated oil  

camphoric  a. 

camping  n. ,   

campion  n. . 

campus  n. . ,  ,    (,   ..)

camwood  n.	  1) .  	  2)    (  )

can  I ( ); ( ) v. (could)   	  1) ,   ,  ; ;	   I will do all I can   ,  ;	   I can speak French   ( ) -;	   I cannot   ;	   I cannot away with this    ;	   I cannot but    	  2) ,  ;	   you can go  ,  	  3)  , , : it can't be true!   !;	   can it be true? ?;	   she can't have done it!   ,    ! what cannot be cured must be endured   ,   	II 1. n.	  1) 	  2)    ;	   garbage can	    )  ;   ;	    ) .    	  3)  	  4) . ,   	  5) . .  to be in the can      	2. v.	  1)  (, , )	  2) . .  ( -.); 	  3) . .   	  4) . . ()

can't  . . = cannot

can-buoy  n. .  

can-dock  n. .  

can-opener  n.  

Canaan  n. . ,  

Canadian  1. a. 	2. n. ; 

canaille  n. . , 

canal  n.	  1)  ()	  2) . , 

canalization  n.  ;  

canalize  v.	  1)  	  2)    

canard  n. . "",  

canary  1. n.	  1) 	  2) .  	2. a. -, 

canary-bird  = canary 1, 1

Canasta  n.  ( )

canaster  n.  ( )

cancan  n. .  ()

cancel  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) .  ( )	  4) .  ()	  5) (. pl.)  (. pair of cancels)	2. v.	  1) ; ;	   to cancel debts  ;	   to cancel leave  ;	   cancel! . ! ()	  2) 	  3)  ()	  4) .     (. cancel out)	  5)   

cancellated  a. , 

cancellation  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3)  ()	  4) . 

cancer  n.	  1) . 	  2) , 	  3) (C.)  (   );	   tropic of C.  

cancerous  a. . 

cancroid  1. n. .	  1)  ; 	  2)  	2. a. . . 

candelabra  pl.  candelabrum

candelabrum  n. (pl. -ra) 

candescence  n.  ,  

candescent  a.  ; , 

candid  a.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  candid friend ,        ;	   candid camera	    ) . .  ;	    )  

candidacy  n. 

candidate  n. 

candidature  = candidacy

candied  1. p-p.  candy 2	2. a.	  1) ;   ;	   candied fruit, candied peel 	  2)  (   ..)	  3) , 

candle  1. n.	  1) 	  2)   (  )	  3)   to hold a candle to the devil    ; ,   ;	   not fit to hold a candle to, cannot hold ( show) a candle to =     (-.)	2. v.     

candle-end  n.  to save candle-ends   

candle-power  n. .   ( );	   a burner of 25 candle-power   25 

candle-wick  n. 

candlebomb  n. .   

candlelight  n.	  1)     ;  	  2) 

candlestick  n. 

candour  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

candy  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . ; , 	2. v.	  1)   	  2) ()

candytuft  n. .  ()

cane  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; ; ;	   cane of wax  	  3)  	2. v.	  1)  	  2) .   (into)

cane chair  n.   ( )

cane-brake  n.  () 

cane-sugar  n.  , 

canicular  a. canicular days   (   )

canine  1. a. ;	   canine madness ,  canine appetite ( hunger)  	2. n.  (. canine tooth)

canister  n.	  1)    ( ,   ..)	  2)  	  3) = canister-shot

canister-shot  n. 

canker  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) .  	  3) .   ( )	  4) = canker-worm	2. v.	  1) 	  2) ; 

canker-worm  n. .  

cankerous  a.	  1) 	  2) 

cannabic  a. ; 

canned  1. p-p.  can II, 2	2. a.	  1)  ( );	   canned goods 	  2) . 	  3) canned music (lecture) . .  (),        

cannelure  n. . ; ; ;  ;  

cannery  n.  

cannibal  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ,   	2. a. , 

cannibalism  n. 

cannikin  n.	  1) 	  2) 

canning  n. 

cannon  I n.	  1) (pl. -s   .) , 	  2)  	  3) = cannon-bone	II 1. n.  ( )	2. v.	  1)  	  2)   	  3)  (into, against, with)

cannon-ball  n.  

cannon-bit  n.  ( )

cannon-bone  n.   ( )

cannon-fodder  n.  

cannon-shot  n.	  1)  ;  	  2)   

cannonade  1. n. ,  ,  	2. v.   

cannoneer  n. , 

cannot  .  . can I

canny  a. ; ;   

canoe  1. n. ; ; 	2. v.   ,  

canon  I n.	  1) ; 	  2) . 	  3)   -. ,   	  4)  	  5) .  (  48 )	  6) ,  	  7) attr. ;	   canon law  	II n. . 	III = canyon

canonical  1. a. 	2. n. pl.  

canonization  n. ;    

canonize  v. 

canoodle  v. . , 

canopy  1. n.	  1) ; , ; 	  2)  ()	  3) .      ()	  4) .    canopy of heaven .  ;	   under the canopy  ;	   what under the canopy does he want?      ?	2. v.  , 

canorous  a. 

cant  I n.	  1) 	  2) ,  	  3) ;  ;   	  4) .  , 	  5) , 	II 1. n.	  1) ; ,  	  2)   ()	  3) , 	2. a.	  1)   ,  ;	   cant phrase  , 	  2) , 	3. v.	  1)  	  2)   ( ); ; 	  3) ;  	  4) , ; 

Cantab  .  Cantabrigian 2

Cantabrigian  1. a. 	2. n.  (. )  

cantaloup  n. ,  

cantankerous  a. , 

canteen  n.	  1)  ;	   dry (wet) canteen     ( )  	  2) ,  ( ,   ..)	  3) () 	  4)       

canter  I n.	  1)   	  2) 	  3) 	II 1. n.  ;	   preliminary canter	    )    ;	    )  ;   to win in a canter    ()	2. v.      

canterbury  n.   ( , ,   ..)

canticle  n.	  1) , 	  2) (Canticles) .  

cantilever  n.	  1) . , ; 	  2) attr. cantilever wing .  

canting  I	1. pres-p.  cant II, 3	2. a. , , 	II pres-p.  cant I, 2

canto  n. (pl. os )	  1)  ( )	  2) .  ; 

canton  n. ,  ( )

cantonal  a. 

cantonment  n.	  1)  ()	  2)  ;  ;	   winter cantonment  

cantrip  n. .	  1) 	  2) ; 

canty  a. . 

Canuck  n. .  (.  )

canvas  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) ; . , 	  3) ; , 	  4)  under canvas	    ) .  ;	    ) .  

canvass  v.	  1) ; 	  2)    ,    	  3)  (, , );	   the bookagent canvassed the town for subscriptions         

canvasser  n.	  1)     	  2)  ;  

cany  a. 

canyon  n. ,  

caoutchouc  n. 

cap  1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ; 	  3)  ()	  4) , 	  5) . ; ; ;  ()	  6) , 	  7) .  ()	  8)     cap and bells  ;	   cap and gown    ( .   );	   cap in hand , ; ;	   the cap fits =   ,   ;	   if the cap fits, wear it =        ,  ,  ;	   to put on one's thinking ( considering) cap  ;	   to set one's cap (at, . for)  ( -.);  (-.)	2. v.	  1)  ;  	  2) , 	  3)    (  )	  4) .    	  5)  , , 	  6) , ;	   to cap the climax  ,   ;   ( , );	   to cap a quotation      ;	   to cap verses  ,       ( ) to cap the misery a fast rain began        

capa'pie  adv.    ;	   armed capa'pie   

capability  n.	  1) 	  2) pl. () 

capable  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3)  (-.),  (-.);	   capable of improvement  , ;	   capable of explanation 	  4)  (of capable  -. )

capacious  a.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   capacious mind  

capacitance  n. . ;  

capacitate  v.	  1)  	  2) .  

capacity  n.	  1) ;	   to fill to capacity   ;	   seating capacity   ;	   to play to capacity .   	  2) ; ;	   measure of capacity  	  3)  (for capacity  -.); .  ;	   a mind of great capacity  	  4) ;	   in (out of) my capacity  ()  	  5) ;	   capacity for adjustments ;	   export capacity  ;	  6) ; ;	   in the capacity of an engineer   ;	   in a civil capacity   ;	   I've come in the capacity of a friend    ;	   in his capacity as legal adviser he must...    ...	  7) . 	  8) . , , ;	   labour capacity  ;	   carrying capacity  	  9)  	  10) attr. capacity house  ;	   capacity production  	  11) attr. capacity reactance .  

caparison  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2) 

cape  I n.  ( ); 	II n. . ;	   the C. (.  the C. of Good Hope)   

caper  I n.	  1)  	  2) pl. 	II 1. n. ; , ;	   to cut a caper, to cut capers ,  ; 	2. v.  ,  ; ; 	III n. . 

capercailye  capercailzie n. 

capful  n.   (-.) capful of wind   

capias  . n. .   

capillarity  n. . , 

capillary  1. n. 	2. a. , 

capita  . n. pl: per capita  ,   

capital  I n.	  1) ; ;	   circulating capital  ;	   industrial capital  ;	   to make capital (out of smth.)   ( -.)	  2)  	  3) attr. capital goods	    )  ;	    )  ;	   capital flow  ;	   capital gains   ;	   capital issue   	II 1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	2. a.	  1) , , ; ;	   capital stock  	  2) capital letter  	  3) . ;	   capital speech  ;	   capital fellow  	  4) . ;  ;	   capital crime ,   ;	   capital sentence  ;	   capital punishment  ,    capital ship   	III n. . 

capitalism  n. 

capitalist  1. n. 	2. a. ;	   capitalist class  

capitalistic  a. 

capitalization  n. ;   

capitalize  I v. ;    capitalize upon    -.;    -.	II v.     

capitally  adv.	  1) , 	  2) ;  to punish capitally   

capitate  a.	  1)   	  2) . 

capitated  a.	  1)   	  2) . 

capitation  n.	  1) ,  " "	  2) attr.    " ";	   capitation tax  ;	   capitation grant ,      

Capitol  n.	  1) -. 	  2)   ; ,       -. 

capitulate  v. , 

capitulation  n. 

capon  n.	  1) 	  2)  Norfolk capon  

caponier  . 

capote  n.	  1)   	  2)  	  3)    	  4)   	  5)   

caprice  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 

capricious  a. ; 

Capricorn  n.  (   );	   tropic of Capricorn  

caprine  a. 

capriole  1. n.  (   ); 	2. v.     ( );  

capsicum  n.  

capsize  v.  () ( , ,   ..)

capstan  n. , ; . 

capstone  n.	  1) .  	  2)  

capsule  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . , 	  3) . 	  4) .  	  5) . 	  6)  (  ) 	  7) 	  8) attr. , ;	   capsule version  	2. v. ,  ;	   to capsule the discussion   

captain  1. n.	  1) . ; . .  , , ;	   captain of the day  	  2) .  1 ;   ;   ;	   C. of the Fleet    (  )	  3) 	  4) ; ;	   captains of industry  	  5) .  	  6) ,   	  7) . 	  8)  	  9) .  ; 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)   	  3)    

captaincy  n.  

captainship  n.	  1) = captaincy	  2)  

captation  n.	  1) 	  2) .  ()

caption  n.	  1)  (, )	  2) . ,   	  3) . 	  4) .      

captious  a. ; 

captivate  v. , , 

captivating  1. pres-p.  captivate	2. a. , 

captive  1. a.   ;	   to take captive   ;	   to hold captive   	2. n. ; 

captive balloon  n.  

captivity  n. ; 

captor  n. ,   

capture  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) . 	  4) . ,  ( )	2. v.	  1)  ;   ;	   captured material ,  	  2) , ;	   to capture the attention  , ;	   to capture the headlines  ;    ( )

Capuchin  n.	  1)  ()	  2)   	  3)  ()

car  n.	  1) , 	  2)  (, . . );	   parlor car . ;	   hand car 	  3) ; , 	  4)  	  5) .  	  6) . 

car-wash  n.  ()

carabine  = carbine

carabineer  n. . 

caracal  n. . ,  

caracole  n.	  1) 	  2)  

caracul  n.	  1) 	  2)  

carafe  n. 

caramel  n.	  1) 	  2)   (   )

carapace  n. .    

carat  n.  (    = 0,2 )

caravan  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ;   	  3)    ; -, -	2. v. to go caravanning  ,    ..,   -, -

caravanserai  n.	  1) -	  2)  

caravel  = carvel

caraway  n. 

carbarn  n. .  

carbide  n. . 

carbine  n. 

carbineer  = carabineer

carbohydrate  n. . 

carbolic  1. a. ;	   carbolic acid  	2. n. . 

carbon  n.	  1) . 	  2) . ,  	  3)   	  4)   , 	  5) attr. ; ;	   carbon black ;	   carbon dioxide ,  ;	   carbon oil ;	   carbon steel  

carbon monoxide  n.  

carbonaceous  a. . ;  

carbonari  . n. . . 

carbonate  n.	  1) .  ,   	  2) . ,  

carboncopy  n.	  1) ,   	  2) .   (-., -.)

carbonic  a. , , ;	   carbonic acid  ;	   carbonic oxide  

carboniferous  a.	  1) 	  2)  ( , , );	   carboniferous limestone   

carbonization  n. .	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	  3) 

carbonize  v. . ; 

carbonpaper  n.  , 

carborundum  n. 

carboy  n.   ( )

carbuncle  n. . . 

carburet  v. . ,   

carburetor  n. . 

carburetter  n. . 

carburettor  n. . 

carcajou  n. . 

carcase  = carcass

carcass  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  (.   , .  .   );	   to save one's carcass   	  3) , ; ;  ()	  4) . , 	  5) , 	  6) . .  ,  	  7) attr. carcass meat   (     )

carcinoma  n. .  , 

card  I n.	  1)  ();	   pl. ;   	  2) ; ;	   visiting card, . calling card  	  3) ;	   Party card  ;	   invitation card  	  4)  ()	  5) .   , 	  6) . ; "";	   a cool card  ;	   an odd card, a queer card 	  7) attr. card man, card holder . .  ;	   card vote   on the cards , ;	   one's best ( trump) card   ; "";	   to play the wrong card   , ;	   to have a card up one's sleeve    ;	   to hold the cards  ;	   to speak by the card  ;	   that's the card    ,  ;	   house of cards  ;	   to throw up one's cards ; ,   	II .	1. n. ,  ;  	2. v. , , 

cardamom  n. 

cardan  .	1. n. 	2. a. cardan joint ,  

cardboard  n. 

carder  n. .	  1) ; ; ; 	  2)  

cardiac  1. n. ,   	2. a. . 

cardigan  n.      

cardinal  1. a.	  1) , , 	  2) . ;	   cardinal numbers  	  3) - cardinal point  ;  ;	   cardinal winds ,   ,   . .	2. n.	  1) . 	  2) .  	  3)  (   )

cardindex  n. 

cardiology  n. . 

care  1. n.	  1) ; , ;	   medical care  ;	   to take care of smb.   -.,   -.;	   in care of  ;	   under the care of a physician   	  2) , ;	   the work needs great care    ;	   have a care!, take care! !	  3) . pl. , ,  / ( care of) ;  ;	   Mr White c/o Mr Jones -    - ;	   care killed the cat . =   ,  	2. v.	  1)  (for, of, about);	   the children are well cared for    	  2)  ,  (for);	   she really cares for him    ;	   to care for music  ;	   not to care for meat   	  3) , 	  4)   (to);	   I don't care   ;	   I don't care to go     I don't care a straw ( a damn, a button, a brass farthing, a fig, a feather, a whoop)  , ;	   I don't care if I do .   ;    

careen  v. .	  1) , 	  2) 

careenage  n. .	  1) 	  2)   	  3)  

career  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  , 	  3)  ; ;	   in full career   	  4) attr. career diplomatist, career man  	2. v.  ; 

careerguidance  n. 

careerist  n. 

carefree  a. , 

careful  a.	  1) ,   (for, of)	  2) , ; ;	   careful examination of the question  ,  	  3) , 	  4) 

carefully  adv.	  1) , , 	  2) ,  

careless  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) ;	   careless of danger    

caress  1. n. 	2. v. , 

caret  n. .  (^)  (  )

caretaker  n.	  1) ,   ,   ..	  2)  ()	  3) attr. caretaker government ,      

careworn  a.  

carfare  n.    

carfax  n.   , ; 

cargo  n. (pl. oes )	  1) 	  2) attr. ;	   cargo ship ( boat)  ;	   cargo tank ,  

carhop  n. .    ,     

cariboo  n.  (  )

caribou  n.  (  )

caricature  1. n. 	2. v.    

caricaturist  n. 

carillon  n. .	  1)  	  2)   ()

cariosity  n. .  

carious  a. . ,  ;   ( )

carload  n.     

Carmagnole  n. . 

carman  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

Carmelite  n.  ()

carminative  .	1. a. 	2. n.  

carmine  1. n. 	2. a.  

carnage  n. ,  

carnal  a. , ;	   carnal knowledge  

carnality  n. , 

carnation  1. n.	  1) 	  2)     ( -  -)	  3) .  	  4) pl. .  ,   	2. a. 

carnival  n.	  1) 	  2)  (  )

carnivore  n.	  1) .  	  2) .  

carnivorous  a. 

carol  1. n.  ;  (. )	2. v. ; 

Caroline  a.	  1) 	  2)     I  	II  

carom  .	1. n.  ()	2. v. 

carotene  = carotin

carotid  n. .  

carotin  n. 

carousal  n.	  1) , 	  2) . mis. . carrousel 2

carouse  1. n. = carousal 1	2. v. ; 

carp  I n. ; 	II v. ,  , 

carpal  a. . , 

carpel  n. . 

carpenter  1. n. ;	   carpenter's bench 	2. v. 

carpenterant  n. -

carpenterbee  n. -

carpentry  n.  ;  

carper  n. 

carpet  1. n.	  1) ;	   carpet of flowers  	  2) . ;  ()	  3) .   on the carpet	    )   ( );	    ) to have smb. on the carpet   -.	2. v.	  1) ,  	  2)  ()	  3) .   , 

carpetbag  n.  ( ) carpetbag government . .   

carpetbagger  n.	  1) . . "", ,       (  1861-65 .)	  2) .  	  3)   ( ),         

carpetknight  n.	  1) ,   	  2)  	  3) . ,       ,   ,    

carpetrod  n.       

carpetsweeper  n.    

carpi  pl.  carpus

carping  1. pres-p.  carp	II 2. a. ,  ;	   carping tongue  

carpus  n. (pl. pi) . 

carrageen  n.     ( )

carragheen  n.     ( )

carrel  n.      (   ..)

carriage  n.	  1) , ;	   carriage and pair (four) ,   () 	  2) -.  ;	   to change carriages  	  3) 	  4)  ( , ); 	  5) ; ;  	  6) ,  ()	  7) , 	  8)  , ;	   carriage paid   	  9) ,  (, )	  10) ;   ;  ()

carriage-dog  n.   

carriage-forward  n.     

carriage-free  n.  ; - 

carriage-way  n.   

carriageable  a. ,  ( )

carriagecompany  n. " " (  )

carrier  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  ,  	  3) , 	  4) = carrierpigeon	  5) . 	  6) . 	  7)  	  8) 	  9)  ( )	  10) . 	  11) . ; ;    	  12) . ;     	  13) .  	  14) attr. .  ( , )

carrier-borne  a. carrier-borne aircraft ,   ;	   carrier-borne attack    ;	   carrier-borne squadron  

carrier-nation  n. ,         

carrier-pigeon  n.  

carrier-plane  n.  

carrierrocket  n. -

carriole  n.	  1)  	  2) ;    

carrion  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ,   	2. a. ; 

carrion-crow  n.  

carrot  n.	  1) 	  2) pl. .  ;  ;  (.)	  3) ,  the stick and the carrot policy =    

carroty  a.  , , 

carrousel  n.	  1) 	  2) 

carry  1. v.	  1) , ;	   to carry hay (corn)   ();	   the wine will not carry well     	  2) , , ;	   to carry the war into the enemy's country	    )     ;	    )   	  3)    ,  (   ..)	  4) refl. ;  ;	   to carry oneself with dignity   	  5) 	  6)  (, )	  7) ;	   to carry to extremes   ;	   to carry into effect   , 	  8)   (  ..)	  9)   ;	   he carried his audience with him   	  10) ;	   to carry one's point   ;  	  11) ; ;	   the bill was carried   	  12)   ;	   to carry penalty    	  13) ; , ;  ( , );   	  14) , 	  15) , ; ;	   the store also carries hardware     	  16) ; ;	   the book carries many tables    ;	   the hospital carries a good staff    ;	   to carry conviction ,   carry away	    ) ;	    ) ;	   carry back: to carry smb. back  -. ;	   carry forward	    )  ();	    ) = carry over ;	   carry off	    ) , ; ; ;	   to carry off a sentry . "",  ;	    )  ();	    ) ;	    ) ;	   though frightened he carried it off very well    ,    ;	   carry on	    ) ;  ();	   carry on!  !,     !;	   to carry on hostile acts   ;	    ) .  (with);	    )   ;	   don't carry on so!   !,   !;	   carry out	    )   ; , ;	   to carry out in(to) practice ,   ;	    )  ();	   carry over	    ) ;	    ) .    ,   ,   ;	   carry through	    )   ,	    ) ,  to carry all ( everything) before one	    )   ;	    )   ; ;  ;  ;	   to carry weight  , ;	   to carry the day  ;	   to carry one . ()   ;	   to carry too many guns for one     -.	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ();   (;   )	  3) .  " "	  4)  ()

carry-over  n.	  1) ,  	  2) 	  3)  (   )	  4) .  ( )

carryall  n.	  1)  ;  	  2)   ;         

carrying capacity  1)  	  2) 

carrying trade  n.    ,  

carryings-on  n. pl. . ,  

carsick  a.     

cart  1. n.	  1) ; ; ; ; ;	   Whitechapel cart   	  2) attr. cart house   to put the cart before the horse     ;  -. -;    ;	   in the cart .   	2. v. ,   

cart-horse  n.  

cart-load  = cartful

cart-road  n. ,  

cart-track  n. ,  

cart-wheel  n.	  1)  	  2)  "";	   to turn ( to throw) cart-wheels  ""	  3) .   	  4) .   (. ,    ..)

cart-wright  n.  , 

cartage  n.	  1)  	  2)   

carte  n. . ;  

carte blanche  n. . -;	   to give carte blanche  ( )   

cartel  n.	  1) . 	  2)     (  ,   ..);  	  3) ,    

carter  n. ;  

Cartesian  1. a. , 	2. n.  

cartful  n.  ( )

Carthaginian  1. a. ; 	2. n. 

Carthusian  n.  ()

cartilage  n. 

cartilaginous  a. ;	   cartilaginous fish .  

cartographer  n. 

cartographic  a. 

cartographical  a. 

cartography  n. ,  

cartomancy  n.   

carton  n.	  1) ()  , 	  2) 	  3)     

cartoon  1. n.	  1)  (. )	  2) .  (    ..)	  3)  (. animated cartoon)	2. v.	  1)  	  2)    

cartoonist  n. 

cartouche  n. .	  1) ,   ( ,   )	  2) . ;  

cartridge  n.	  1) ;  ( );	   blank cartridge  	  2)    

cartridge-belt  n.	  1) 	  2)  

cartridge-box  n.  

cartridge-case  n.  

cartridge-clip  n.  

cartridge-paper  n.   (    )

cartridge-pouch  n.  

cartulary  n.  , 

caruncle  n.   (.  )

carve  v. (carved ;	   carved, carven)	  1) ,  (   ;	   out, of, in, on); ;  ( )	  2)  (  )	  3) ,  (. carve up)	  4)  () to carve one's way   ;	   to carve out a career for oneself  

carvel  n. .  (  XV-XVII .)

carvel-built  a. .    (. clinker-built)

carven  .  . p-p.  carve

carver  n.	  1)  ( ); 	  2)     ( );	   a pair of carvers    

carving  1. pres-p.  carve	2. n.	  1)   	  2)  

carving chisel  n.  

carving-knife  = carver 2

caryatid  n. (pl. -s -es ) . 

cascade  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) . 	2. v.  

case  I n.	  1) ; ; ; ;	   as the case stands    ;	   in case  ;	   just in case   ;	   in any case   ;	   in that case   ;	   it is not the case   ;	   to put the case that , ...	  2) .  ;    , ;	   pl.  ;	   the case for the defendant    , 	  3) , , ;	   to state one's case   ;	   to make out one's case   	  4) . , ;  	  5) . , ; 	  6) . 	  7) . "", 	II 1. n.	  1) , ; ; ;	   cigarette case 	  2) ; 	  3) , 	  4)  ();  ()	  5) 	  6) . 	  7) .  ;	   lower case    ,    ;	   upper case    	  8)  ( ),  	  9) .  (, )	2. v.	  1) ,   	  2)   	  3) , ;	   cased in armour   

case-harden  v.	  1) .  ()	  2)  , 

case-hardened  1. p-p.  case-harden	2. a.	  1) . , 	  2) ; ; 

case-hardening  1. pres-p.  case-harden	2. n. . ,  

case-history  n.  

case-knife  n.   

case-law  n. .  

case-record  n.  ;  (, )

case-shot  n. 

case-worm  n. . , 

casein  . 

casemate  n. . ;  

casement  n.	  1)   	  2)  	  3) . 	  4) attr. casement stay  

caseous  a. ; 

casern  n. . (. pl.) ; 

caserne  n. . (. pl.) ; 

cash  1. n.	  1) ;	   in cash  ;	   out of ( short of) cash   	  2)  ,  ;  ;	   ready cash  ();	   sold for cash    ;	   to pay cash  ;	   cash on delivery  ;    	  3) attr. cash crop  ;	   cash payment  ;	   cash price     cash down!, cash on the nail! =   !	2. v.       to cash in on smth. .   -.;	   to cash in one's checks {. check 1 }

cash-book  n.  

cashew  n.	  1) .  ( ,    )	  2)  

cashier  I n. 	II v.	  1)   	  2) .    (  )

cashmere  n.	  1) 	  2)  

casing  1. pres-p.  case II, 2	2. n.	  1) ; , ; ; 	  2) . ; ; ; ; 	  3) .  

casino  n. (pl. -os )  , 

cask  n. , 

casket  n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3)  (  )

cassation  n. . 

cassava  n. . 

casserole  n. .	  1)  (  )	  2)  ( ,   )

cassia  n. . 

cassiopeium  n. . 

cassock  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . , 

cassowary  n. . 

cast  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , ;  (, , )	  3) ,   	  4) ;	   to stake ( to set, to put) on a cast   , ;	   the last cast  	  5)   	  6)  	  7)  	  8) 	  9) .  ;   (  )	  10) 	  11) , 	  12)  (, ); ;	   a mind of philosophic cast   	  13)  ()	  14) , ;	   cast in the eye  	2. v.	    ) , 	    )  (, );	    )  to cast a vote   ( );	   to cast the blame on smb.    -.;	   to cast smth. in smb.'s teeth  -.  -.;  -.   -.;	   to cast lots  ;	   to cast in one's lot with smb., smth.    -., -.;	   to cast a spell upon smb. ,  -.

cast iron  n. 

cast-iron  a.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   cast-iron discipline  

cast-off  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  	  3) pl. , 	2. a. ; ; , 

castanets  n. pl. 

castaway  1. n.	  1)  	  2) ; 	2. a. 

caste  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  ;	   to lose caste	    )   ;	    )  

castellan  n. ,  

castellated  a.	  1)    	  2)  	  3) . 

caster  I n.	  1) 	  2) .  	II = castor II

castigate  v.	  1) ; 	  2) ;  	  3)  (. )

casting  1. pres-p.  cast 2	2. n.	  1) , 	  2) . ,  (  )	  3)  ()	  4)   	  5) .  ;  	3. a. ;	   casting bed  ;	   casting box ;	   casting form 

casting-voice  = casting-vote

casting-vote  n. ,  ,      

castle  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	  3) .  castles in the air ( in the sky, in Spain)  	2. v. . ()

castle-builder  n. 

castor  I n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3)      	  4) .  	II n.	  1) ,  (  )	  2) ;  (  );	   a set of castors  ( )

castor oil  a.  

castor sugar  n.  

castrate  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  ; 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  ()

castration  n. 

casual  1. a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) , ;	   casual labourer ( worker) ,    ;	   casual poor ,       	2. n.	  1)  	  2)  , ,   ..	  3) 

casualize  v.    

casualty  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) ,    	  3) . ; 	  4) .  ;	   the tank became a casualty   ,   	  5) pl.  ( );	   to sustain casualties  	  6) attr. casualty rate    

casualty clearing station  n.  

casualty list  n.  ,      ( )

casualty ward  n.  ( )     

casuist  n. 

casuistic  a. 

casuistical  a. 

casuistry  n. ;  ; 

casus belli  . n.    ,  

cat  I	1. n.	  1) ; ;	   tom cat ;	   pussy cat , 	  2) .   	  3)  ()	  4) .  	  5)  	  6) .  barber's cat . , ;	   to fight like Kilkenny cats    ;	   to lead a cat and dog life      (.  );  , ;	   enough to make a cat laugh =    ;  ;	   to grin like a Cheshire cat ()     , ; ;	   to let the cat out of the bag = `  ;	   to see which way the cat jumps, to wait for the cat to jump = ,   ;	   that cat won't jump . =    ;	   to turn cat in the pan  	2. v.	  1)  	  2) .    	  3) . ; 	II n. (.  caterpillar tractor) . .	  1)  	  2) attr. cat skinner . 

cat'smeat  n. ,   

cat'spaw  n.	  1)   -. ;	   to make a cat'spaw of a person  -.  	  2)  ,   

cat'swhisker  n. .  , ""

cat-and-mouse  n. to behave in a cat-and-mouse way =   -

cataclysm  n.	  1) ;    	  2) 

catacomb  n. ( pl.) ; ;	   the Catacombs  

catafalque  n.	  1) ,  	  2) ,     

Catalan  1. a. ;  ( )	2. n.	  1) 	  2)  

catalepsy  n. . ; ; 

cataleptic  a. . 

catalog  = catalogue

catalogue  1. n.	  1) ;	   card catalogue  	  2) 	  3) . , ; , ,  	2. v. ,   

catalogue raisonne  n. .     

cataloguer  n. ,  

catalysis  n. . 

catalyst  n. . 

catalyzer  = catalyst

catamaran  n.	  1) . 	  2) .  , 

catamount  n. .	  1)   	  2)  

cataplasm  n. 

catapult  1. n.	  1) .  ; 	  2) . 	  3) 	  4) attr. catapult launching .   	2. v.	  1) . 	  2) . ;  	  3)   

cataract  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)  ()	  4) . 	  5) . ,  , , 

catarrh  n. ; 

catastrophe  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  ( )	  3) . 

catastrophic  a. 

catbird  n. . 

catcall  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	2. v. 

catch  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	  3) ;  ;	   that is not much of a catch  	  4) ; 	  5)  (, )	  6) . ,  ; , , ; ;  	  7) . , ;  that's the catch  -  	2. v. (caught)	  1) ; ; ;	   to catch hold of smth.   -.;	   to catch a glimpse of smth.  -.  ;	   to catch in a web  	  2) ;	   to catch a person's meaning ,  -. ;	   to catch the eye	    )  ;	    )   ;	   to catch a likeness  ( ) 	  3) ; ;	   to catch () cold ;	   to catch measles  ;	   paper catches fire easily   	  4) , ;	   to catch the train   ;	   to catch a person in the act  -.   ;	   to be caught in the rain   	  5) 	  6) (); ; ; ;	   to catch one's finger in a door    ;	   the boat was caught in the reeds    	  7) 	  8) ; ;	   I caught him one in the eye      	  9) , 	  10)   (. catch over);	   the river catches   catch at	    )   -.;	    )  -.;	   catch away ;	   catch off . . ;	   catch on	    )   -.;	    ) ;	    )  ;	   catch up	    ) ;  (. . .  );	    ) ;	   we had caught up on sleep   ;	    ) ;	    ) .   ( ) to catch it .  ;	   I caught it  , ;	   catch me (doing that)!    ? !;	   to catch one's foot ;	   to catch one's breath	    )  ;	    )  ;	   to catch the Speaker's eye .     

catching  1. pres-p.  catch 2	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  ( )	  4) , , 

catchment  n. 

catchmentarea  n.  (),  

catchmentbasin  = catchmentarea

catchpenny  1. n.  ,        (. .  )	2. a. ,    

catchpoll  n.  ,  

catchup  = ketchup

catchword  n.	  1)  	  2)   ,   	  3) .     	  4)   ( )	  5) . 	  6)  	  7) 

catchy  a.	  1) 	  2)   ( )	  3) , ; 	  4)  ( )

catechism  n.	  1) . 	  2)    ; 

catechize  v.	  1)      	  2) 	  3) .  , 

catechu  n.  

catechumen  n.	  1) . 	  2) , 

categorical  a.	  1) , 	  2) ; , 	  3) . , ; 

categorize  v.   

category  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) attr. category man .     () 

catena  n. (pl. nae) , , 

catenae  pl.  catena

catenarian  a. 

catenary  1. n. .  	2. a. ;	   catenary suspension   (  )

catenate  v. ; ;  

catenation  n. 

cater  v.	  1)   (for)	  2)  ,  (   ..)	  3)   ,  (to, for)

catercousin  n.	  1)  	  2)  

caterer  n.  

catering  1. pres-p.  cater	2. n.	  1)  	  2) attr. the catering trade  

caterpillar  n.	  1) . 	  2) . ;  	  3) attr. . ;	   caterpillar tractor  ;	   caterpillar ordnance   

caterwaul  1. n.  	2. v.	  1)  -	  2)   ,  	  3) ,    

catgut  n.	  1)  (    )	  2) . 

catharsis  n.	  1) .  	  2) . . 

cathartic  1. a. 	2. n.  ()

Cathay  n. . . 

cathead  n. . -; . , -

cathedral  1. n.  	2. a. 

Catherinewheel  n.	  1)   ()	  2) .  , ""	  3)  ""

catheter  n. . 

cathode  n. . 

catholic  1. a.	  1) (C.)  (. Roman C.)	  2) (C.) . 	  3) , 	2. n. 

Catholicism  n. , 

catholicity  n.	  1) (C.) 	  2) ; ; 

catholicize  v.   

catice  n.  

cation  n. . 

catkin  n.  ( )

catlap  n. .   ;  

catlike  a. 

catling  n.	  1) .  	  2) .  	  3) . 

catmint  n. .  ,  

catnap  1. n.  	2. v. , ;  

catnip  . = catmint

cato'mountain  = catamount

cato'ninetails  n.  ()

catoptric  a. . . , 

catoptrics  n. pl. (.  sing) . . 

catsleep  = catnap 1

catsup  = ketchup

cattily  adv. 

cattish  a.	  1) 	  2) ; 

cattle  n.	  1)   	  2) .  ( )

cattledealer  n.  , 

cattlefeeder  n.       

cattlegrid  n. ,       

cattleleader  n. ,    

cattlelifter  n. ,  

cattleman  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . 

cattlepen  n.   

cattleranch  n.  ,  

cattlerustler  . = cattlelifter

cattletruck  n. -.    

catty  I = cattish	II n.  (   ,  = 604,8 )

Caucasian  1. a. 	2. n. 

caucus  n.	  1) .     	  2) (  .)   ,     ..

caudal  a. . ;	   caudal appendage  

caudate  a. ,  

caudle  n.      (     )

caught  p.  p-p.  catch 2

caul  n.	  1) .   ; "" ( )	  2) .  	  3) . 

cauldron  n.	  1) ; 	  2) .  

caulescent  a. .   (  )

cauliflower  n.  

caulk  v.	  1)    ()	  2) ,  (  )

caulker  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) .  	  4)  , , . , 

causal  a.	  1) . ; 	  2) . ;	   causal clause   

causality  n. . ,  

causation  n.	  1) 	  2) = causality

causative  a.	  1) 	  2) . 

cause  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ; ,  (for)	  3) ;	   to support the cause of the workers    ;	   the cause of peace  ;	   to make common cause with smb.   -.   ;	   in the cause of science  (  ) ;	   in a good cause   	  4) . , ;	   to plead a cause    	  5) attr. cause ce'le`bre   	2. v.	  1)  , , ;	   to cause smb. to be informed  -.  	  2) ;	   to cause a thing to be done  -. 

causeless  a. ; 

causelist  n. .    

causer  n. 

causeway  1. n.	  1) ;  ; 	  2) ; 	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2) 

causey  = causeway

caustic  1. n. .  ;  ;	   lunar caustic 	2. a.	  1) . ; ;	   caustic lime  ;	   caustic silver ;	   caustic soda  	  2) , , ;	   caustic tongue  ;	   caustic remarks  

causticity  n.	  1) 	  2) 

cauterization  n. . 

cauterize  v.	  1) . 	  2)  , , 

cautery  n. .	  1) 	  2)  	  3)  (  )

caution  1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) , ;	   caution! !	  3) .  ,    ;  	2. v.  (against)

caution board  n.  ( ) 

caution money  n.  (, .        )

cautionary  a. , 

cautious  a. ; 

cavalcade  n. ,  

cavalier  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) . 	  3) . 	  4) (C.) .  (  I)	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) . (C.) 

cavalry  n. , 

cavalryman  n. 

cave  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) . ;      	  4) .  	2. v.	  1) 	  2) .   cave in	    ) , ;	    ) . , , 

caveat  n.	  1) , 	  2) .     ;	   to enter ( to put in) a caveat      

cavedweller  = caveman

caveman  n. ,   (. .)

cavendish  n.   ( )

cavern  n. 

cavernous  a.	  1)  	  2) . ; ; 	  3)   	  4) 	  5)    ( )

caviar  n.  (  ) caviar to the general      

caviare  n.  (  ) caviare to the general      

cavil  1. n. 	2. v. ,  

caviller  n.  , 

cavity  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . 	  3)   

cavity magnetron  n. . ,    

cavort  v. . , 

caw  1. n. 	2. v. 

cay  n.	  1)  	  2)  

cayenne  n.   

cayman  n. . 

cease  1. v.	  1) , ()	  2)  (  );	   to cease talking ;	   cease fire!  !;	   to cease payment  , 	2. n. without cease ;	   to work without cease    

ceasefire  n.  

ceaseless  a. , 

cecils  n. pl.  

cecity  n. 

cedar  n. 

cede  v.	  1)  (); ,  (, )	  2)  ( )

cedilla  n.  ( )

ceil  v. . , ; ,  

ceiling  n.	  1) 	  2) , ;   	  3) . ,  	  4) .  ;     ..

celadon  n.  -     

celandine  n. . 

celebrant  n. ,   

celebrate  v.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)   	  4) . ,   

celebrated  1. p-p.  celebrate	2. a. ; 

celebration  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  

celebrity  n.	  1) 	  2)  ; 

celerity  n. 

celery  n. . 

celestial  1. a.	  1) ; ;	   celestial map   ;	   celestial pole .  ;	   celestial blue -	  2) ; 	2. n. 

celibacy  n.	  1) ,  	  2) 

celibatarian  1. a. 	2. n. 

celibate  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ,   	2. a.	  1) 	  2)   

cell  1. n.	  1) ; ; . 	  2)  ;	   condemned cell  	  3) 	  4)  ; ; 	  5) . 	  6) . ; 	  7) . , 	  8) . 	  9) .  	2. v.	  1)   	  2)   	  3)   

cellar  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ;	   to keep a good cellar    	2. v.   ,  

cellarage  n.	  1) , 	  2)   	  3)     

cellarer  n.  (  )

cellaret  n. 

cellophane  n.  wrapped in cellophane , 

cellular  a. ,  ; ;	   cellular tissue . 

cellulate  a.   ; 

cellule  n.	  1) . 	  2) .  

celluloid  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . ;	   to put smb. on celluloid   

cellulose  n.	  1) ; 	  2) attr. cellulose nitrate 

Celsius  n.  ;   

celt  n. .    	Celt  n. 

Celtic  1. a. 	2. n.  

celticism  n.	  1)  	  2) .  ; 

celtuce  n.    

cembalo  n. (pl. os ) 

cement  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  ,   ;  	  3) , 	2. v.	  1)  ; 	  2) 	  3)  ;	   to cement a friendship  

cementation  n.	  1) 	  2) 

cemetery  n. 

cenotaph  n.	  1)  ( )	  2)   ;	   the C. ,          ( )

cense  v. .  

censer  n. ; 

censor  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  (  )	  3) ;  	2. v.  ; 

censorial  a. ; 

censorious  a. ;  ;	   censorious remarks  

censorship  n.	  1) 	  2)  

censurable  a.  

censure  1. n. , ;	   vote of censure  	2. v. , 

census  n.	  1) ;	   population census  	  2) attr. census returns  

censuspaper  n. ,   

cent  n.	  1)  (0,01 , , )	  2) ,  (.   per cent );	   ten per cent  ;	   cent per cent    ( )	  3) .  (   )

cental  n.   (  ,  100 .   45,36 )

centaur  n.	  1) . 	  2) (C.)  

centenarian  1. a. 	2. n.   ( ) 

centenary  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)    	2. a. 

centennial  1. a.	  1) 	  2)     	2. n. = centenary 1, 2

center  . = centre

centering  1. pres-p.  centre 2	2. n.	  1) . 	  2) . , 

centesimal  a. ;    ; ;	   centesimal balance  

centigrade  a. ;    ;	   centigrade thermometer  ,    

centigram  n. 

centigramme  n. 

centime  n. .  (0,01 )

centimeter  . = centimetre

centimetre  n. 

centipede  n. . , 

centner  n.  (50 ;   = 100   45,36 );	   metric ( double) centner   (= 100   220,46 . )

central  1. a.	  1) ; ;	   central idea  	  2)       ;	   C. Asia	    )  ;	    )  	2. n. .   

centralization  n. ; 

centralize  v. 

centre  1. n.	  1) ; ;  (-.);	   in the centre ;	   at the centre of events    ;	   where's the shopping centre?    ?;	   centre of attraction  ;  ;	   centre of buoyancy	    ) .  ;	    )    ;	   centre of gravity  ;	   centre of impact .   ;	   centre of a wheel  	  2) . , 	  3) .   (,   . .); 	  4) attr. ;	   centre boss  	2. v.	  1) ()  ; ();  () (in, on, at, round, about);	   to centre one's hopes on ( in) smb.     -.;	   the interest centres in   ;	   the discussion centred round one point      	  2) . ;  

centreboard  n. .  

centreing  = centering

centrepiece  n.	  1)   ,   ..   	  2)    

centresection  n. . 

centric  a. 

centrical  a. 

centrifugal  1. a. ;	   centrifugal machine ( wringer) ;	   centrifugal force  	2. n. = centrifuge

centrifuge  n. 

centring  = centering

centripetal  a. ;	   centripetal force  

centuple  1. a. 	2. v.    ;   

centuplicate  1. n.  ;	   in centuplicate   	2. a. = centuple 1	3. v. = centuple 2

century  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . 	  3)  (-); .   ; .  

century plant  n. .  , 

cephalic  a. . ;	   cephalic index .  

cephalitis  n. . ,   

cephalopoda  n. pl. . 

ceramet  = cermet

ceramic  a. ; 

ceramics  n. pl.	  1) (.  sing) ;  	  2) (.  .  . .)  

ceramist  n. 

cerastes  n. .  

cerate  n.   (    )

cere  n. .  (  )

cereal  1. n.	  1) (. pl.)  	  2) .  (  )	2. a. , 

cerebellum  n. . 

cerebral  1. a.	  1) . . ;	   cerebral hemispheres   ;	   cerebral haemorrhage   	  2) .  ()	2. n. .  

cerebration  n.  ,  

cerebrum  n. .  

cerecloth  = cerement 1

cerement  n.	  1)  , 	  2) pl.  

ceremonial  1. a. ; ; 	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

ceremonious  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , 

ceremony  n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   to stand on ceremony ;  , ;	   without ceremony ;  	  3) ;  Master of Ceremonies	    )  (,   ..);	    )  (,   ..);	    ) 

Ceres  n. . . 

cerise  1. n. - 	2. a. -

cerium  n. . 

cermet  n. . 

ceroplastics  n. pl. (.  sing)  (   )

certain  1. a.	  1) attr. ;	   I have no certain abode     	  2) attr. , , ;	   I felt a certain joy    ;	   there was a certain Mr Jones    ;	   under certain conditions   (  ) 	  3) predic. ;	   to feel certain  	  4) to make certain of  ;	   make certain of your facts before you argue   ,   	  5) predic. , , ;	   the fact is certain   of a certain age  	2. n. not to know for certain   

certainly  adv. , ; ;	   he is certainly better today , ,  ;	   may I visit him? - Yes, certainly   ? - , 

certainty  n.	  1)  	  2) ;	   I know for a certainty   ;	   with certainty  

certificate  1. n.	  1)  ; ; ;	   certificate of birth   ; ;	   certificate of health  	  2)  ()	  3) .      ; 	2. v.   ; 

certificated  1. p-p.  certificate 2	2. a. ;	   certificated teacher ,  

certification  n.	  1) 	  2)  

certify  v.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) 	  4)     (.   )

certitude  n. , 

cerulean  a. - ; 

cerumen  n.  

ceruse  n.	  1) () 	  2)  ()

cervical  a. . , ;	   cervical vertebrae  

cervices  pl.  cervix

cervine  a. 

cervix  n. (pl. -vices, -es ) . ;	   cervix uteri  

cesium  = caesium

cess  n.	  1) , 	  2) .  	  3) .   bad cess to you!    !

cessation  n.	  1) 	  2) ; ;	   cessation of arms ( of hostilities)   , 

cession  n. , ;	   cession of rights  

cesspit  n.  ;  

cesspool  n.  ;  

cestoid  n. .  

cetacean  1. a. 	2. n.    

cetaceous  a. 

cevitamic acid  n. .   

cha teau  n. . (pl. cha teaux) , 

cha teaux  pl.  cha teau

cha telaine  n. .	  1)  ;  	  2)     , ,   ..

chafe  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   in a chafe   	2. v.	  1) , ; ;   (  ..)	  2) 	  3)  ( -. chafe  )	  4) , , 

chafer  n.  

chaff  1. n.	  1) 	  2)   , 	  3) 	  4) 	  5)  (   )	  6) , ; 	  7) attr. ;	   chaff bed   a grain of wheat in a bushel of chaff =  ,    ;	   an old bird is not caught with chaff .      	2. v.	  1) ,  (  ..)	  2) , 

chaff-cutter  n. -. 

chaffer  1. n.  (- ), 	2. v. , 

chaffinch  n. 

chaffy  a.	  1)  	  2) , 

chafing-dish  n.	  1) 	  2)  ;  

chafing-gear  n. .      

chain  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   a chain of mountains  ;	   a chain of happenings  ;	   chain and buckets . 	  2) (. pl.) , 	  3)   (. Gunter's chain = 66 . = 20	    ) 4)  ,   ..,   ; , ;	   newspaper chains  , 	  5) attr. ;	   chain reaction  ;	   chain armour ( mail) ;	   chain belt	    ) .  ,  ;	    )    ;	   chain bridge  ;	   chain broadcasting .      ;	   chain cable  	2. v.	  1)  	  2) ;   ;	   to chain up a dog    	  3) ;	   chained to the desk    

chain-gang  n.    ,   

chain-rule  n. .  

chain-smoker  n.  

chain-stitch  n.  

chain-stores  n. pl. .    

chainlet  n. 

chainsmoke  v.   ,  

chair  1. n.	  1) ;	   to take a chair 	  2) ; 	  3)  ; .  ();	   to address the chair    ;	   chair! chair!  !;	   to take the   ;    ;	   to be ( to sit) in the chair ;	   to leave the chair  	  4) .  ;	   to go to the chair     	  5) .    	  6) -.   chair days 	2. v.	  1) ,   ;   	  2) 	  3)      (   )

chair warmer  n. . . , 

chair-bed  n. -

chair-car  n. . -. -

chairman  n. 

chairmanship  n.  

chairwoman  n. 

chaise  n. .	  1) 	  2)  

chaise-longue  n. 

chalcedony  n. . 

chalcography  n.   

Chaldean  1. a. ; 	2. n.	  1) 	  2)  

chaldron  n.   (= 1,66 3)

chalet  n. .	  1) ,   ( )	  2)    	  3)  

chalk  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  ( , )	  3) , 	  4)  ( )	  5) . ;  as like as chalk and cheese = ,    ;  ;	   not to know chalk from cheese     ;      -. ;	   chalks away, by a long chalk, by long chalks , , ;	   not by a long chalk  ;  ;    ;	   to walk the chalk	    )       (   );	    )   ;	   to walk ( to stump) one's chalks . , 	2. v.	  1) ,    	  2)   chalk out	    ) ;	    )  ( );	    )  ();	   chalk up   ( )

chalk-stone  n.	  1) 	  2) pl. .    

chalky  a.	  1) ; 	  2) ,  	  3) . 

challenge  1. n.	  1)  ( ,   ..)	  2)  ()	  3)  , 	  4) .  ()	  5) .  ();	   peremptory challenge     (  )	2. v.	  1) ,  ;	   to challenge to socialist emulation    	  2) , ;	   the teacher challenged my knowledge     	  3) ;  ;	   to challenge the accuracy of a statement   	  4)  (,   ..)	  5)  ( );  , 	  6) .  	  7) .   

challenger  n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3)   -.,  -.

chalybeate  a.  ( )

chamber  1. n.	  1)  (. . )	  2) pl.   	  3) pl.  ;  	  4)  ();	   Lower C.  ;	   Star C. .  ;	   C. of Commerce  	  5) . 	  6) . ; 	  7) . 	  8) = chamber-pot	2. a.	  1) ;	   chamber concert  ;	   chamber music  	  2) . chamber counsel ,     ,     ;	   chamber practice  	3. v.	  1)   	  2) , 	  3) .   

chamber-maid  n.   

chamber-pot  n.  

chamberlain  n.	  1)   	  2) 

chameleon  n. 

chamfer  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   hollow chamfer . 	  2) . , 	2. v.	  1)  	  2) ,    (,   ..)

chamois  .	1. n.	  1) . 	  2) 	2. v.  

champ  1. n. 	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2)  

champagne  n. . 

champaign  n. ,  

champerty  n. . "",      

champignon  n. .  ()

champion  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   champions of peace   	  3) , 	  4)   ( , , )	2. a. . ;	   champion chess-player  	3. v. ;   -.;	   to champion a cause   -. 

championship  n.	  1) . , ;	   world championship  	  2)  	  3) ;  (-.  -.)

chance  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   by chance ;	   on the chance  	  2) ;	   games of chance  	  3) ; , 	  4) ; ; ;	   theory of chances .  ;	   give me a ( another) chance! ,     !;	   to stand a good chance   ;	   to take one's ( a) chance (of)  ( -.);  to have an eye to the main chance   (. ) 	2. a. 	3. v.	  1) ;	   I chanced to be at home    	  2) , let's chance it  chance upon  , 

chance-comer  n.    

chance-medley  n. .  ,  

chanceful  a. , 

chancel  n. 

chancellery  n.	  1)  	  2)  (, )

chancellor  n.	  1) ;	   C. of the Exchequer   (  );	   Lord (High) C. - (      ,         )	  2)   	  3)    (  )	  4) .   

chancellory  = chancellery

chancery  n.	  1) (C.)  -;	   in chancery	    ) .     -;	    )   ;  	  2) .  	  3) , 	  4) .  

chancre  n. .  ,  (. indurated chancre)

chancroid  n. .  

chancy  a.	  1) . 	  2) . 	  3) , 

chandelier  n. ; 

chandler  n.	  1)  	  2)  ; ,  

chandlery  n.	  1)  	  2)  

change  1. n.	  1) ; ; ;	   social change  ( ) ;	   change of air	    )  ;	    ) .  ;	   change of life . 	  2) 	  3) ;	   for a change  	  4)  (, )	  5) ;  , ;	   small change	    )  , ;	    ) -. , 	  6)  (  , );	   no change for Oxford    	  7)   , 	  8) (. pl.) ,  	  9) 'Change (.  Exchange)  	  10) attr. change gear .     to get no change out of smb. .     -.;	   to ring the changes (on) ,        ;	   to take the change on smb. .  -.;	   to take the change out of a person .  -.	2. v.	  1) ()	  2)  (-), (); , ;	   times change  ;	   to change colour   ;	   to change countenance   ;	   to change one's mind ,  ;	   to change hands     ;    ;	   to change sides     ( ,    ..)	  3)  ()	  4) 	  5)  ,  (to change   ,   ..);	   all change! !	  6) , ; 	  7) to change up (down) .    ()  change over	    )  ;	    )  (to change  -.) to change horses in the midstream        

change-over  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; ;	   change-over in editors  

changeability  n. , ; 

changeable  a.	  1) , ; 	  2)  

changeful  a.	  1)  	  2) = changeable 1

changeless  a. , 

changeling  n. -.   ,     ( )

channel  n.	1. 1) ;	   the (English) C. -	  2) ; ; ; 	  3) ;  	  4) , ;	   the information was received through the usual channels     	  5) . ; ; , ; 	  6) .  	2. v.	  1)  ;  ;	   the river has channelled its way through the rocks      	  2)   ; .    	  3) .     channel off  (  ); 

chanson  n. . 

chant  1. n.	  1) . 	  2) .  ;  	2. v.	  1) . 	  2) ;	   to chant the praises of smb.    -.	  3)    ;  ;  (  ..)	  4) .    ,   ; 

chantage  n. . 

chanter  n.	  1) , 	  2)   	  3)  ,  	  4) .  	  5)  ( )

chanterelle  n. .  ()

chantey  . = chanty

chanticleer  n. .  ()

chantry  n. .	  1) ,      ( )	  2) 

chanty  n.    (      ..)

chaos  n. ;  

chaotic  a. 

chap  I n. . , ;	   merry chap ;	   nice chap  ;	   old chap , 	II 1. n.	  1) , 	  2) . 	2. v.	  1)  ;	   cold weather chaps the skin    	  2)  (.    )	  3) . , 	III n. (. pl.)	  1)  (.  )	  2)  (.  , .  )	  3) 

chap-book  n.    , , 

chap-fallen  a.	  1)   	  2) , 

chaparral  n. .	  1) ,    	  2)  

chape  n.  

chapel  n.	  1) ;  (, ,   ..)	  2) . ;  ; 	  3) ,   	  4)   (. )	  5) ;     ;	   to call a chapel     	  6) attr. chapel folk 

chapelt  n.	  1) , ,  ( )	  2) 	  3) ; 	  4) . 

chaperon  1. n.  ,       .; 	2. v.  ( )

chapiter  n. .  

chaplain  n.	  1) 	  2) 

chapman  n.  ; 

chappie  n. . , 

chappy  I a. 	II = chappie

chapter  1. n.	  1)  ();	   to the end of the chapter   ; .   ;	   chapter and verse    ; .    	  2) , ;	   enough on that chapter   	  3)         the chapter of accidents   ;	   the chapter of possibilities   	2. v.    

char  I	1. n.	  1) (. pl.) ,  	  2) pl.  	  3) . .  charwoman	2. v.	  1)   	  2) ,  ()	II 1. n.	  1) -. 	  2)  	2. v. ; ()	III n.	  1)  ()	  2) .  , 	IV n. . ;	   a cup of char  

char-a-banc  n. .	  1) 	  2)  ( )

char-a-bancs  n. .	  1) 	  2)  ( )

character  1. n.	  1) ;	   a man of character   () ;	   a man of no character ,  	  2) 	  3)  , 	  4) , ;	   a public character  ;	   a bad character  	  5) . , ; ; ,   ( )	  6) . , ;	   quite a character  	  7)  ;  ;	   innate characters .  ;	   acquired character .     (   )	  8) , 	  9) ; ; ; ; ; ;	   Chinese characters  ;	   Runic character  	  10) attr. ;	   character actor     to be in character (with) ;	   to be out of character  	2. v.	  1) 	  2) . 

characteristic  1. a. ;  (of)	2. n.	  1)  ; , 	  2) .  ()

characteristically  adv. , ;	   Peter characteristically discovers truths ϸ,    ,  

characterization  n.	  1) ;  	  2) .   

characterize  v.	  1) , 	  2) ;   

characterless  a.	  1) , 	  2)   

charade  n. 

charcoal  1. n.	  1)  	  2) ,  	  3)   (. charcoal drawing)	2. v. ,  

charcoalburner  n. 

chare  = char I

charge  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , ; 	  3) , ; ; ;	   children in charge of a nurse ,  ;	   a nurse in charge of children ,     ;	   this is left in my charge and is not my own     ,   ;	   to give smb. in charge  -.   	  4) ,   ;	   her little charges   ;	   young charges ,   -. 	  5) ; ;	   I am in charge of this department    ,    ;	   to be in charge .   , 	  6) ; ; 	  7) ;	   pl. , ;	   at his own charge    ;	   free of charge ;	   charges forward    	  8)   	  9) 	  10) ;	   to lay to smb.'s charge  -.	  11) .     	  12) . ,  (. .  , );   ;	   to return to the charge  	  13) .    	  14) . 	  15) . ; 	2. v.	  1)  (; )	  2) ; ;  (); ;  (   )	  3) , ;	   to charge with an important mission   ;	   to charge oneself with smth.      -.,   -.	  4)  ,  (for charge  -.);	   they charged us ten dollars for it        ;	   what do you charge for it?     ?,   ?	  5)   	  6) ;	   to charge with murder   	  7) ;  (.  , );	   I charge you to obey  ,   	  8) .   ( )	  9) .  (.   )

charge d'affaires  n. . . (pl. charges d'affaires )   

chargeable  a.	  1)  ,  (with chargeable  -.)	  2) 	  3)   -. ;	   this is chargeable to the account of...     ...	  4)  , 

charger  n.	  1) ,  	  2) 	  3) 	  4) .  	  5) .  ,  	  6) .  , 

chargesheet  n. .      ,    

chargin  1. n. ; ; 	2. v. ( pass.) ; ;	   to feel chargined (, )   -.

chariness  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

chariot  .	1. n. 	2. v.	  1)   	  2)   

charioteer  1. n.	  1) . 	  2) (C.)  ()	2. v.   

charisma  n. (pl. mata)	  1) .  	  2)  , ;  (  ,   ..)	  3)  (    )

charitable  a.	  1) 	  2) ; ; 

charity  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) pl.     charity begins at home =     

charityschool  n. 

charivari  n. . , ,  

charlatan  n. , ; 

Charles's Wain  2 n.   ()

Charleston  n.  ()

Charley  I n.	  1)  (   )	  2) . .  "", 	II n. .	  1)  	  2)  

Charlie  I = Charley I	II = Charley II

charlock  n. .  

charlotte  n. .  ( )

charm  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) (. pl.) ;	   to act like a charm    ( )	  3) 	  4) 	2. v.	  1) ; ;	   I shall be charmed to see you      	  2) ; ;	   to charm a secret out of smb.    -.	  3)  ()	  4)  ( ) ()

charmer  n.	  1) . ,   (.  ); , 	  2) 	  3)  

charming  1. pres-p.  charm 2	2. a. , 

charnelhouse  n. 

chart  1. n.	  1)  	  2) ;  	  3) , , , ;	   barometric chart  	  4) attr. chart room .  	2. v.   ;  

charter  1. n.	  1) , ;	   The Great C. .    (1215 .);	   The People's C.   (1838 .);	   United Nations C.  	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) = charterparty; time charter ,       	  5)   (  ..)	  6) attr. charter member .    -. 	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  ()	  3) . , 

chartered  1. p-p.  charter 2	2. a.	  1) ;	   chartered accountant  	  2) 	  3) . 

charterer  n.	  1) 	  2)  (, )

Charterhouse  n.     ( )

charterparty  n. . .  , 

chartism  n. . 

chartist  n. . 

chartreuse  n. .	  1)  	  2) .  

charwoman  n.    ; 

chary  a.	  1) ;	   to be chary of giving offence   	  2) ,  (of chary    ..)

chase  I	1. n.	  1) ;  ;  	  2) , ; . , ;	   to give chase , ;	   in chase of   	  3) ,  	  4) .  	  5)   	2. v.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) ; , ;	   to chase all fear    go chase yourself! .  !	II 1. n.	  1) .    	  2) . 	  3) . 	  4)  ( )	2. v.	  1)  ()	  2)  ()	  3) ;	   the sight is chased on my memory      

chaser  I n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) .  	  4)  	  5) .    ;    	II n.	  1)  ( ); 	  2) .  ;  ,  	  3) . 

chasing  I	1. pres-p.  chase I, 2	2. n. , 	II 1. pres-p.  chase II, 2	2. n.  

chasm  n.	  1)  ;  	  2) , 	  3) , 	  4)    ,   

chassis  n. (pl. chassis ) . ; ;  

chaste  a.	  1) ; 	  2) ,  ( ); 

chasten  v.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3)  ( )

chastise  v.	  1)   (. )	  2) = chasten 1

chastisement  n.  ; 

chastity  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) ,  ()

chasuble  n. . 

chat  I	1. n.  ; ; ;	   let's have a chat 	2. v.  	II n.  ()

chatoyant  a. . 

chattel  n. (. pl.)	  1)   (. chattels personal);	   chattels real  	  2) attr. chattel slavery system   

chatter  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  ()	  3) ;  (.  );	   to chatter like a magpie   	  4) 	  5) 	  6)  ()	  7) , 

chatterbox  n.	  1)  (), 	  2) . . . 

chatterer  n. ()

chatty  I a.	  1) 	  2) . . 	  3) . .   	II . n.  

Chaucerian  a. 

chauffer  n.    

chauffeur  n. . 

chauvinism  n. 

chauvinist  n. 

chaw  1. n. .	  1) 	  2) 	2. v. . ;  chaw up   (,   );  

chawbacon  n. ,  , 

cheap  1. a.	  1) ;	   cheap trip ,    ;	   dirt cheap  ;	   cheap money .  ;	   cheap loan    	  2)  ( )	  3) ; , 	  4) predic. to feel cheap   ;    ;   ,    ;	   to hold smth. cheap     ;	   to make oneself cheap   ;       to appear on the cheap side 	2. adv. ;	   to get off cheap ( cheaply)  ;	   cheap and nasty   	3. n. on the cheap .   ,  

Cheap Jack  n.  ,    (. Cheap John)

cheapen  v.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) 

cheaply  adv.	  1) 	  2) 

cheat  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ,  topping cheat 	2. v.	  1) ; ;	   he cheated me (out) of five dollars      ;	   to cheat on smb.       -. (, ,   ..)	  2)  (-.);	   to cheat the gallows  	  3)  (-.);	   to cheat time  ;	   to cheat the journey    

check  1. n.	  1) ; ; ;	   without check  , 	  2) .  (. .  interj.);	   the king is in check   	  3)    	  4) , ;	   loyalty check .   ( )	  5)  ;  ( )	  6) ;  	  7)  ( )	  8) ;  (  ..)	  9) .  {. . cheque}	  10) . ,  ( . )	  11)  ( );  	  12) ,  ( )	  13) attr. ;	   check experiment  ;	   check ballot  	  14) attr.  to keep ( to hold) in check ;	   to cash ( to hand, to pass) in one's checks 	2. v.	  1) (); ; 	  2) .  	  3)    	  4) , 	  5)  ;  	  6) .  ( ,   ,    ..) check in   ;  (), ();	   check out	    ) .         ;	    ) .   ;	    )    ;	    ) . ;	   check up ;	   check with , 

checker  I = chequer	II n. .  (   )

checkerboard  n.  

checkered  = chequered 2

checkingroom  = checkroom

checkmate  1. n.	  1)    (. .  interj.)	  2)  	2. v.	  1)  	  2)   ;  ;  

checknut  n. . 

checkoff  n. .	  1)        	  2)      ,    ,   ..	  3) attr. checkoff agreement            

checkout  n.	  1) , 	  2)  (       )

checkpoint  n.  

checkroom  n.	  1) , 	  2)  

checkrow  n. -.  

checktaker  n.	  1) . 	  2) -. 

checkup  n.	  1) ; , 	  2) attr. , ;	   checkup committee  

checkweigher  n. .  ;  

Cheddar  n.  ( )

cheek  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . , ;	   to have the cheek to say smth.    -.	  3) .  ; ;	   pl.  	  4) .  	  5) pl. .  ( ) cheek by jowl ,   ;	   to one's own cheek    ;	   cheek brings success . =   	2. v. . ,  

cheekbone  n. 

cheektooth  n.  , 

cheeky  a. . 

cheep  1. n.  (, )	2. v. 

cheeper  n.	  1)  (.   )	  2) ; 

cheer  1. n.	  1)    ;	   cheers !, three cheers for our visitors!    !;	   words of cheer  	  2) pl. ,  	  3) ;	   to be of good (bad) cheer    () 	  4) 	  5)  ;	   to make good cheer , 	2. v.	  1)   	  2) ;   	  3)  cheer up (); ();	   cheer up!  !,   !

cheerful  a.	  1) , 	  2) ,  ( )

cheerio  interj. .	  1)   !;	  2)  !	  3) !, !

cheerless  a. , , 

cheery  a. , ; 

cheese  I n.	  1) ;	   a cheese    ;	   Cheshire cheese  ();	   green cheese  ;	   ripe cheese  	  2) . . ,  big cheese . .  , "";	   to get the cheese  ;	   quite the cheese, that's the cheese .   ,  	II v. cheese it! .	    ) !, !, !;	    ) !, !

cheesecake  n.	  1)  	  2) . .   

cheesecloth  n. 

cheesemonger  n.  

cheeseparing  1. n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) pl. , 	2. a. 

cheesy  a.	  1) 	  2) . , 

cheetah  n. . 

chef  n. . -,  

chefd'oeuvre  n. . (pl. chefsd'oeuvre) 

chefsd'oeuvre  pl.  chefd'oeuvre

cheiromancy  = chiromancy

cheiroptera  n. pl. . 

chela  n. (pl. lae) . 

chelae  pl.  chela

chemical  1. a. ;	   chemical fertilizers  ;	   chemical war gases   ;	   chemical warfare  ;	   chemical defence  	2. n. pl. ;  

chemise  n.  

chemisette  n. ,  ()

chemist  n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   chemist's shop 

chemistry  n. ;	   agricultural chemistry ;	   applied chemistry  

chemotherapy  n. . 

chenille  n. 

cheque  1. n.   {. . check 1, 9};	   to cash a cheque    ;	   to draw a cheque  	2. v. to cheque out   

chequebook  n.  

chequer  1. n.	  1) pl.   (  )	  2) pl. .  ()	  3) (. pl.)  	2. v.	  1)   	  2)    	  3) , 

chequered  1. p-p.  chequer 2	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , ;	   chequered fortune  ;	   chequered light and shade 

chequerwise  adv.   

cherish  v.	  1)  (, )	  2)  ( )	  3)   ()	  4)   ()

cheroot  n.     

cherry  1. n.	  1)  ()	  2) = cherrytree to make two bites of a cherry       	2. a.	  1)  	  2) ;	   cherry brandy  ,  

cherrypie  n.	  1)   	  2) 

cherrystone  n.	  1)  	  2) .  

cherrytree  n. ,  

chert  n. . ,  , 

cherub  n. (pl. s bim) 

cherubic  a.	  1)   ; 	  2) ;  ( )

cherubim  pl.  cherub

chervil  n. . 

chess  I n. 	II n.  

chessboard  n.  

chessman  n.  

chessplayer  n. 

chest  n.	  1) ; ;	   chest of drawers ;	   medicine chest  	  2) ; ; 	  3)  ;	   weak chest   to get smth. off one's chest    -.;  

chesterfield  n.	  1)    	  2)   

chestnote  n.   

chestnut  1. n.	  1)  (. Spanish  Sweet chestnut)	  2)  ( )	  3) .  	  4) .  	  5) pl. .  to put the chestnuts in the fire =  ;	   to pull the chestnuts out of the fire for smb.   -.   	2. a.	  1)  	  2) 

chesttrouble  n.   

chestvoice  n.   

chevalglass  n.     , 

chevalier  n.	  1) . 	  2)  	  3)  chevalier of fortune ( of industry) , 

chevaux de frise  n. . pl.	  1) . 	  2)        

cheviot  n. 

chevron  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

chevy  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)      	2. v.	  1) 	  2) 

chew  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	2. v.	  1) ;	   to chew the cud  	  2) ,  ( chew on, chew upon) to chew the fat ( the rag) , , ""

chewinggum  n.  

chiaroscuro  . n.	  1) .  	  2)   ( )

chiasmus  n. .  (    ; . he rose up and down sat she)

chibouk  . n. 

chibouque  . n. 

chic  .	1. n. 	2. a. , ,  chic sale . . 

chicane  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  

chicanery  n.	  1) = chicane 1;	  2) 

chick  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . 

chick-pea  n. . ,  

chick-weed  n. . ; 

chickabiddy  n. . , 

chickadee  n. .  ( )

chickaree  n.  

chicken  n.	  1) , ; . . , 	  2)  ();	   chicken soup  	  3) . ; () ;	   she is no chicken    ;     ;	   spring chicken  	  4) attr.  don't count your chickens before they are hatched .    ;	   Mother Carey's chicken 

chicken-breasted  a. .   

chicken-hearted  a. , 

chicken-liver  n. 

chicken-pox  n. .  , 

chickling  n.	  1) 	  2) .   (. chickling vetch)

chicle  n.	  1)  ( )	  2) ,  

chicory  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. chicory salad    

chid  p.  p-p.  chide

chidden  p-p.  chide

chide  v. (chid; chid, chidden)	  1) , ; 	  2) ,  ( )

chief  1. n.	  1) , ; ; ; ;	   chief of police  	  2)  (, )	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) ; ;	   chief problem  ;	   chief wall  

chiefly  adv.  , 

chieftain  n.	  1)  (, )	  2) .  	  3)  

chieftaincy  chieftainship n.    ,  

chiff-chaff  n. - ()

chiffonier  n. ()

chigoe  n.  (  ,     )

chilblain  n.	  1) 	  2)  

child  n. (pl. children)	  1) ; ; ; ; ;	   from a child  ;	   the child unborn  ;	   to be with child  	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) ;	   fancy's child  	  5) attr. child welfare   ( ) to throw out the child along with the bath      ;	   a ( the) burnt child dreads the fire . =    

child's-play  n.  ,  

child-bearing  n. , 

child-birth  n.	  1) 	  2) 

child-minder  n. ,   ,     

childbed  n. ;	   to die in childbed   

Childermas  n. .    (28 )

childhood  n.	  1) ;	   to be in second childhood   	  2) attr. ;	   childhood disease  

childish  a.	  1) ;	   childish sports  , 	  2) , 

childless  a. 

childlike  a. , , ,   

childly  .	1. a. ; 	2. adv. -

childness  n. . ; 

children  pl.  child

Chilean  1. a. 	2. n. 

chiliad  n.	  1) 	  2) 

Chilian  = Chilean

chill  1. n.	  1) ;	   to take the chill off 	  2) , ; ;	   chills and fever ;	   to catch a chill 	  3) ;  ( );	   to cast a chill 	  4) . 	  5) . 	2. a.	  1)  	  2) ; 	  3) ; 	  4) . ;	   chill cast iron  ;	   chill mould  , 	3. v.	  1) ; ;	   chilled to the bone   	  2) 	  3)  	  4)   ; 	  5) .   ()	  6) . ,   

chilli  . n. . ()  

chilly  I = chilli	II 1. a.	  1) ;  ( )	  2) 	  3) , 	2. adv.	  1) , 	  2) , 

Chiltern Hundreds  n. pl: to accept ( to apply for) the chiltern Hundreds      

chimb  = chime II

chime  I	1. n.	  1) ( pl.)  ; 	  2) ,   ;  	  3) ,  ()	  4) ,  ;	   in chime  ;  	2. v.	  1)  ();  ()	  2)  	  3) ,  (in, with)	  4)  () ( chime over) chime in    	II n.	  1)  ()	  2) attr. chime hoop   ()

chimera  n. , ,  

chimerical  a. , 

chimney  n.	  1)  (  ); 	  2) . 	  3)  	  4)  , 	  5) ,       	  6) .   ;  

chimney-cap  n.   

chimney-corner  n.   

chimney-piece  n.   ;  

chimney-pot  n.	  1) = chimney-cap	  2) attr. chimney-pot hat .  ()

chimney-stack  n.     ;  

chimney-stalk  n.  ;  

chimney-sweep  n. 

chimpanzee  n. 

chin  1. n.  up to the chin =  ;	   to take things on the chin   ,  ;	   chins up!  !,  !	2. v.	  1) . . , 	  2) refl. .    (up)

chin-chin  interj. . =	    ) ! (    );	    )   ! ( )

china  1. n. ,  ;	   egg-shell china   to break china ,  	2. a. ;	   china shop   	China  a. 

China ink  n. () 

china-clay  n.  , 

china-closet  n. 

china-ware  n.  

chinaman  n.   	Chinaman  n. . 

Chinatown  n.   (  )

Chinawoman  n. . 

chinch  n.  ; -

chinchilla  n.	  1) . 	  2)  

chine  I n.	  1)   	  2) 	  3)  	II n. 

Chinee  n. . 

Chinese  1. a. ;	   Chinese white  	2. n.	  1) ; ;	   the Chinese pl. . 	  2)  

Chink  n.  (    )	chink  I	1. n.	  1) ,  (, )	  2)  ()	  3) . , 	2. v. , 	II n. , , , 	III n.     

chinkapin  n. . .   ,  

chinquapin  n. . .   ,  

chintz  n. () 

chip  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2)  ();  ();   ()	  3) ,   ; 	  4)   ( ,    ..);	   fish and chips    	  5) pl. . ,   	  6) ,  ( )	  7) pl. . , ;	   to buy chips ,  	  8)    	  9) pl.  to hand ( to pass) in one's chips	    ) ;	    ) ;	   a chip of the old block    ;	   I don't care a chip  ;	   to have ( to wear) a chip on one's shoulder    ;    ;  ;	   dry as a chip ;	   such carpenters, such chips =    	2. v.	  1) , ; 	  2)   (  ..)	  3) , ; ;	   this china chips easily    	  4)    ( )	  5)     chip in . ;   ( ,   ..);	   chip out 

chip basket  n.     ( , )

chipboard  n.    

chipmuck  n. . 

chipmunk  n. . 

Chippendale  n.  ( .  XVIII .)

chippie  = chippy 2

chippy  1. a.	  1)  ( );  (  )	  2)  ( )	  3) . ;     ( )	2. n. . . 

chirk  . .	1. a. , 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  ( chirk up)

chirm  n.  ();  

chiromancy  n. ,   

chiropodist  n. ,  ,  

chiropody  n. ;   

chirp  1. n. ; 	2. a. . = chirpy	3. v. , 

chirpy  a. , 

chirr  1. n. , 	2. v.	  1) ,  ( , )	  2)  (  )

chirrup  1. n. , 	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2) .  ( )

chirruper  n. . 

chisel  1. n. . ; , , ;  full chisel . .   	2. v.	  1) ;  (   ..)	  2) .  , , , 	  3)  ( )	  4) . ,  chisel in . ; 

chiselled  1. p-p.  chisel 2	2. a. ; ;	   chiselled features   

chit  I n. , ;	   a chit of a girl 	II 1. n. 	2. v.  	III n.	  1)  ; 	  2) 	  3) , , 	  4)  farewell chit . .  

chit-chat  n.	  1) 	  2) 

chiton  n. 

chitterlings  n. pl. 

chivalrous  a. , 

chivalry  n. 

chive  n.	  1) (. pl.) -, -	  2)  ; 

chivied  a. , 

chivy  = chevy

chloral  n. . 

chlorate  n. . ,   

chloric  a. . ;	   chloric acid  

chloride  .	1. n. ,   ;	   sodium chloride  	2. a. 

chlorine  1. n. . 	2. a. -

chloroform  1. n. 	2. v. 

chlorophyll  n. . 

chlorosis  n.	  1) . ,  	  2) . ,   ()

chlorous  a. . ;	   chlorous acid  

chock  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ; ; 	  3)   ( ); 	  4) .  	  5) . , ; , , 	  6) . 	2. v.	  1)  (. chock off);  	  2) .    chock up , , 

chock-a-block  a.	  1) .  ,  	  2) . ;  

chock-full  a.  ; 

chocolate  1. n.	  1) ;	   a bar of chocolate  	  2) pl.  	2. a.	  1) 	  2)  

choice  1. n.	  1) , ; ;	   a wide (a poor) choice  () ;	   to make choice of smth. ,  -.;	   to make ( to take) one's choice  ;	   take your choice ;	   I have no choice but     , ;  	  2)  ;	   here is the choice of the whole garden  ,    	  3) ;  Hobson's choice  ,    , "  ";	   for choice 	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   to be choice of one's company    

choicely  adv. ,  

choir  1. n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)   ( )	2. v.  

choir-master  n. 

choke  I	1. n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3)   ()	  4) .  ; 	  5) .  	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  ( );  ( , );	   tears choked him   	  3)  (. choke up);	   to choke a fire   ( );	   to choke a plant  	  4) , 	  5) . ;  choke down	    )    ();	    )    (,   ..);	   he choked down his anger    ;	   choke in . .   ;    ;	   choke off	    )   ( , );	    )  -.;	   choke up	    ) ;  ( );	    )  ( ); ;	    ) ;	    ) . = choke in	II n.  

choke-bore  1)  (  ,   )	  2)  

choke-coil  n. .  

choke-damp  n.  

choke-full  a.  , 

choker  n.	  1) 	  2) .   (.   )	  3)   (. white choker)	  4) .  

chokidar  . n. 

choky  I a.	  1)  (.  )	  2) 	II . n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) . 

cholera  n. ;	   Asiatic cholera, malignant cholera  ;	   summer cholera  , 

choleraic  a. 

choleric  a. , ; 

cholerine  n. 

choose  v. (chose; chosen)	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , ;  ( choose rather)	  4) . ;	   he did not choose to see her      I cannot choose but go   ;	   not much ( nothing) to choose between them   

chooser  n. ,  

choosey  a. . , 

choosy  a. . , 

chop  I	1. n.	  1) () 	  2)  ();	   mutton (pork) chop  () 	  3)  ()	2. v.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3)  () chop about  {. . chop i:i:i:, 2};	   chop down ;	   chop off ;	   chop up , 	II n. (. pl.)  {. . chap III, 1} to lick one's chops  (.   );	   chops of the Channel   -   	III 1. n.	  1) ; ;	   chops and changes ;  	  2) 	  3)  ,  ( )	  4) . 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  ( )	  3) ;	   to chop and change  , ;   ,   ..	  4)  ;	   to chop logic ,  chop about    ( ) {. . chop i:, 2};	   chop in   ;	   chop round = chop about	IV n. ,  ;	   first (second-) chop  () 

chop-chop  adv. . -

chop-house  n.  

chop-suey  n.  

chopper  I n.	  1)  (); 	  2) 	  3) . 	  4) . ,  	  5) . ; 	II . n.  

chopper switch  n. . 

choppy  a.	  1)  ,  ( );  ( )	  2) 

chopsticks  n. pl.    ( ,   )

choral  1. a. ;	   choral speaking  	2. n. 

chorale  n. 

chord  I n.	  1)  (. .);	   to strike ( to touch) the right chord   ;   -. 	  2) . ;	   vocal chords  ;	   spinal chord  	  3) . 	  4) .  ()	II n.	  1) 	  2)  

chorda  n. (pl. -dae) .	  1) = chord I, 2	  2)  , 

chordae  pl.  chorda

chore  = char I

chorea  n. . 

choree  n. . , 

choreographer  n. , 

choreographic  a. 

choreography  n. 

choriamb  n. . 

chorine  n. . 

chorister  n.	  1) ; 	  2) .  ()

chortle  1. n.	  1)  ; 	  2) 	2. v.	  1)   ; 	  2)  , 

chorus  1. n.	  1) ;  ;	   in chorus ;	   to swell the chorus    ,    	  2) 	  3)  	  4) ,   ; 	  5)    	2. v. ,  

chose  p.  choose

chosen  1. p-p.  choose	2. a. 

chough  n.  ()

choultry  . n.	  1) -	  2)  

chouse  .	1. n. ; 	2. v. ; 

chow  n.	  1)  (   )	  2) . . 

chow-chow  . n.	  1) 	  2) ,  

chowder  n. .    , , ,   ..

chrism  n. .	  1) 	  2) 

Christ  n. ; 

christen  v.	  1) 	  2)    	  3)  , 

Christendom  n.  

christening  1. pres-p.  christen	2. n. 

Christian  1. a. ;	   Christian name  (   )	2. n. , 

Christianity  n. 

christianize  v.   

Christmas  n.	  1)  (. . xmas);	   Father Christmas -	  2) attr. 

Christmas-box  n.    ,  

Christmas-tide  n. 

Christmas-tree  n.  

Christmassy  a. . , 

Christy minstrels  n. pl. ,     

chromatic  a.	  1) ;	   chromatic printing  	  2) . ;	   chromatic scale  

chromatics  n. pl. (.  sing)     

chrome  n.	  1) = chromium	  2)  ;  

chromic  a. . ;	   chromic acid  

chromium  n. . 

chromolithograph  n. 

chromosome  n. . 

chromosphere  n. 

chromotype  n. . 

chronic  1. a.	  1) ;  ( )	  2) ; ;	   chronic doubts  ;	   chronic complaints  	  3) . ;	   something chronic  	2. n. 

chronicle  1. n. ; 	2. v.	  1)  ( , )	  2)  ( );  

chronicler  n.	  1) 	  2) 

chronograph  n. 

chronologic  = chronological

chronological  a. 

chronology  n.	  1) 	  2)  

chronometer  n. 

chronopher  n. . ,    

chrysalides  pl.  chrysalis

chrysalis  n. (pl. -es -ides) .  ()

chrysanthemum  n. 

chryselephantine  a.     ;      ( )

chrysolite  n. . 

chub  n.  ()

chubby  a. , 

chuck  I	1. n.	  1) .  	  2) attr. . chuck jaw   	2. v. . ,   	II 1. n.	  1)  ()	  2) = chuck-farthing	  3) . ;	   to give smb. the chuck  -.;    -.	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  ,  (under);	   to chuck under the chin    chuck away	    )  , ;	    )  ();	   chuck out ; ,  (   ,  );	   chuck up  (,   ..) chuck it! . !; !;	   to chuck one's hand in ;   ;	   to chuck one's weight about  	III 1. n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)   	  3)  	3. int: chuck!, chuck! -! chuck	IV n. . , ;	   hard chuck . 

chuck-farthing  n.   

chuck-hole  n. . 

chuckle  I	1. n.	  1)  ; 	  2) 	  3) 	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2) ;	   he is chuckling at ( over) his success    	  3) 	II a.	  1)  (.  )	  2) 

chuckle-head  n. 

chuddar  . n.	  1)  	  2)    

chuff  n. 

chug  1. n.  (, )	2. v.    (   ..)

chum  .	1. n. , ;  	2. v.	  1)   	  2)      (together, with) chum in, chum up  (with chum  -.)

chummage  n.	  1)         ( , )	  2) ,           

chummery  n.	  1)    	  2) ,   

chummy  a. . 

chump  n.	  1) , 	  2)   (-.)	  3)   ()	  4) . , "";	   to go off one's chump	    )   ;	    )   , "";	  5) . , 

chunk  1. n.	  1) = chump 1  2	  2) .  ; 	  3)    	  4)  	2. v. . .	  1) , , 	  2) ,  chunk up	    )   ( );	    )  

chunking  1. n. ;     	2. a. , ;	   chunking piece of beef   

church  n.	  1) ;	   C. of England, Anglican C.  ;	   to go to church	    )   ;  ;	    ) ;  ;	   to go into ( to enter) the C.   	  2) attr. 

church service  n.  , 

church-goer  n. ()   

church-owl  = barn owl

church-rate  n.     

church-text  n. .    

churchman  n.	  1) 	  2) 

churchwarden  n.	  1)  	  2) .   

churchy  a. .	  1)  	  2) , 

churchyard  n.	  1) , 	  2) .  

churl  n.	  1) ,   	  2) 	  3) 

churlish  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , 	  4)  ( );  ( )	  5)  ( )

churn  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. v.	  1)  ()	  2) ; ;	   the wind churned the river to foam   

churn-staff  n. 

chut  interj.   =   !

chute  n.	  1) ;  	  2)  ;  (, )	  3) . ; , ,  	  4) 	  5) . 

chyle  n. .  , 

chyme  n. .  , 

ci-devant  a. . ;	   ci-devant chairman  

cicada  n. 

cicatrice  n. , 

cicatrization  n. , 

cicatrize  v.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) () 

cicely  = chervil

Cicero  n. 

cicerone  . n. (pl. -ni) , , 

ciceroni  pl.  cicerone

Ciceronian  a. , 

cider  n.  all talk and no cider . =  ,   

cigar  n. 

cigar-holder  n.   

cigarette  n. ; ;	   have a cigarette! !;	   filtertipped cigarette   

cigarette-case  n. 

cigarette-end  n. 

cigarette-holder  n. 

cigarette-lighter  n. 

cigarette-paper  n.  

cigarette-stub  = cigaretteend

cilery  = cillery

cilia  n. pl.	  1) . 	  2) . . 

ciliary  a. . . , 

ciliated  a.	  1)  	  2) . ,  , 

cilice  n.   

cillery  n. .     (  )

Cimmerian  a. .	  1) 	  2) ,  ( )

cinch  .	1. n.	  1) 	  2) .  , 	  3)  	  4) ; ;	   to have a cinch on smb.  -.  	2. v.	  1)   (. cinch up)	  2) .  ( -), "  "	  3)  ( )

cinchona  n.	  1)  ; 	  2)  

cincture  1. n.	  1) . 	  2) 	  3) .  ()	2. v. , 

cinder  1. n.	  1)  	  2) , 	  3) ( pl.) ;  ; ;	   to burn to a cinder  ;  ()	2. v. ,   

cinder track  = cinder-path

cinder-box  n. . 

cinder-path  n. . ,  

cinder-sifter  n.      

Cinderella  n. 

cine-camera  n.  ()

cine-film  n. 

cine-projector  n.  

cinema  n.	  1) , ,  (. the cinema)	  2) 	  3) 

cinema-circuit  n. ,   

cinema-goer  n. 

cinemactor  n. . 

cinemactress  n. . 

cinemaddict  n. . .   , 

cinemascope  n.  (  )

cinematics  n. pl. (.  sing) . 

cinematograph  n. 

cinematographic  a. 

cinematography  n. 

cinerama  . 

cineraria  I pl.  cinerarium	II n. . , 

cinerarium  . n. (pl. ria)     

cinerary  a. ;	   cinerary urn   

cinereous  a.  

Cingalese  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) . 	2. n.	  1) , ;	   the Cingalese , 	  2) ,  

cinnabar  n. 

cinnamon  n.	  1) 	  2) - 

cinq  n. ,   ( , ,  )

cinque  n. ,   ( , ,  )

Cinque Ports  n. pl. .     (  - Dover, Sandwich, Romney, Hastings, Hythe)  - ,   

cipher  1. n.	  1) ;	   in cipher 	  2)  ;	   a number of three ciphers  	  3) ; ;	   to stand for cipher   	  4) 	  5) attr. cipher officer  ( )	2. v.	  1) ,  ( cipher out)	  2) , 	  3)   

circa  . prep. ,  (. .);	   died circa ( .) 1183    1183 .

Circassian  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  

Circe  n. . . 

circle  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ,  ();	   ruling circles  	  3) 	  4) , ;	   a wide circle of interests   	  5) ; ;	   circle of the seasons     ;	   to come full circle  ;    	  6) 	  7) . ;	   dress circle ;	   upper circle ;	   parquet circle 	  8) . 	  9) .  (   ..)	  10) . 	2. v.	  1)   ; ;	   the Earth circles the Sun    	  2) . 	  3)    (,   ..)

circlet  n.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   circlet of flowers 

circs  n. pl. (.  circumstances) .	  1) , 	  2)  

circuit  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  ;	   circuit of the globe   	  3) ,  ;	   to make ( to take) a circuit   	  4) .    (. circuit court)	  5)  (,   ..); , ;	   circuit of action  	  6) ,  	  7)      	  8) . , ; ;	   broken ( open) circuit  ;	   detector circuit  	  9) attr. circuit rider . . 	2. v.  ;  ; 

circuit breaker  n. .  ; 

circuitous  a. ,  ()

circular  1. a.	  1) ;	   circular saw  ( ) ;	   circular staircase  	  2) ;	   circular motion  ;	   circular railway   	  3) ;	   circular arc ,  	  4) ;	   circular letter	    )  (- );	    ) = circular note; circular note   	2. n.	  1) 	  2) ; 

circularity  n. , 

circularize  v.  , 

circulate  v.	  1) ;   	  2) ()	  3) 	  4)   ,  ( )	  5)  (    )	  6) . = circularize

circulating  1. pres-p.  circulate	2. a. ; ;	   circulating capital  ;	   circulating decimal ( fraction)  ;	   circulating library      ;	   circulating medium .  

circulation  n.	  1) , ;  	  2)  (. circulation of the blood)	  3)  	  4)  (, )	  5)  (  ..)	  6) ;	   to put into circulation   ;	   withdrawn from circulation   ;	   circulation of commodities  	  7) attr.   ;	   circulation department   ( ,   ..);	   circulation manager    (,   ..)

circulator  n.	  1) ;	   circulator of infection  	  2) .  

circulatory  a. 

circum      , 

circum-meridian  a. .    (   ..)

circumambient  a.  ( , ); 

circumambulate  v.	  1)  	  2)    

circumaviate  v.  ;	   to circumaviate the earth   

circumbendibus  n. .	  1)  	  2) = circumlocution

circumcise  v.	  1) .  	  2) .   	  3)  

circumcision  n.	  1) . 	  2) .  	  3)  

circumference  n.	  1) . ; 	  2) 

circumferential  a.   ; 

circumflex  n. ,     ( -.   ;  .       , . fe te   feste)

circumfluent  a.    , 

circumfluous  a.	  1) = circumfluent	  2) ,  

circumgyration  n.  (  ); 

circumjacent  a. ,  

circumlittoral  a. 

circumlocution  n.	  1) 	  2)  ; 	  3) . , () C. Office ,   , ,  (       " ")

circumlocutional  a.	  1) 	  2) 

circumlocutory  a.	  1) 	  2) . , 

circumnavigate  v.  ;	   to circumnavigate the globe ( the earth, the world)   

circumnavigation  n.  

circumnavigator  n.	  1)  	  2) .  

circumscribe  v.	  1) ;  ;	   to circumscribe smb.'s power of action  -. 	  2) . 

circumscription  n.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3)  (  ,     ..)

circumsolar  a. .   ;   

circumspect  a.	  1) ,  ( )	  2)  ( ,   ..)

circumspection  n. , ; 

circumspective  a.	  1) = circumspect	  2) ,   

circumstance  n.	  1) ; ;	   the circumstance that  , ;	   lucky circumstance  ;	   unforeseen circumstance  	  2) pl. , ;	   under ( in) po circumstances    , ;	   under the circumstances   ,   	  3) pl.  ;	   in easy (reduced) circumstances   ()  	  4) , ;	   to omit no essential circumstance      	  5) ;	   he was received with great circumstance     not a circumstance to .    ,       

circumstanced  a.   (-) 

circumstantial  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) ,  ( );	   circumstantial evidence ,  	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2) pl.  ;	   difference between substantials and circumstantials     

circumstantiality  n. 

circumstantially  adv.	  1) , 	  2)  ,    

circumvent  v.	  1) , , 	  2) ,  ()

circumvention  n. , 

circumvolution  n.	  1)  (  )	  2) , 

circus  n.	  1) 	  2)      	  3) .  ; 	  4) attr. circus floor .  

cirque  n.	  1) . ; 	  2) = circus 3

cirrhosis  n. .  

cirri  pl.  cirrus

cirro-cumulus  n. - , ""

cirro-stratus  n. - 

cirrous  a. 

cirrus  n. (pl. cirri)	  1)  	  2) . . 

cisalpine  a.  (    )

cisatlantic  a.     

cissy  n. .	  1) , 	  2)    ; ,  

cist  n. . 

Cistercian  n.  (    )

cistern  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) 

citadel  n.	  1) , 	  2) ; ; 

citation  n.	  1) ; , ; 	  2) ;	   citation of facts  	  3) .  ( )	  4) .    ;	   to get a citation    

cite  v.	  1) ; 	  2)  ( , . )	  3) .    

cither  n. . . , 

cithern  n. . . , 

citify  v.   

citizen  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	  3) .  ()

citizenry  n.  , 

citizenship  n. 

citrate  n. .   

citric  a. 

citrine  1. n. . ,  	2. a.  

citron  n.	  1) ,  	  2)   (. citron colour)

citrus  n. . 

cits  n. pl. . .  

cittern  = cither(n)

city  n.	  1) ,   ( );          ( )	  2) the C. ,     ;     	  3) attr. , ;	   city council  ;	   city hall .  , ;	   city planning  ;	   city water   () 	  4) (C.) attr. C. man , , ;	   C. article        ;	   C. editor	    )    ;	    ) .  

city-state  n. . , -

civet  n.	  1) . , 	  2)  (      ; .  )

civet-cat  = civet 1

civic  a. ;	   civic consciousness 

civic-minded  a.     

civics  n. pl. (.  sing)	  1)  ;  	  2) .  

civil  a.	  1) ;	   civil rights  ;	   civil strife 	  2)  (. );	   civil engineer -;	   civil servant   , ;	   C. Service   ;	   C. Defence   	  3) .  (. );	   civil case  ;	   C. Law  	  4) ,  to keep a civil tongue (in one's head)    ,  ,  civil list   (     )

civilian  1. n.	  1)  ()	  2) pl.  	  3) ,    	  4) . ,    	2. a. ;	   civilian clothes  ;	   civilian population  

civility  n. , ;	   to exchange civilities  

civilization  n.	  1) 	  2)  

civilize  v. 

civilized  1. p-p.  civilize	2. a.	  1) 	  2) , 

civilly  adv. , , 

civilspoken  a.   

civvy  n. .	  1)  ()	  2) pl. .  	  3) attr. C. Street . . "",  

civy  n. .	  1)  ()	  2) pl. .  	  3) attr. C. Street . . "",  

clabber  1. n. 	2. v. ,  ( )

clack  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ; 	  3) 	  4) = clackvalve	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2)  	  3) , 

clackvalve  n. .    

clad  p.  p-p.  clothe

cladmetal  n.  

claim  1. n.	  1) ; ; ; , ;	   to raise a claim  ;	   to lay claim to smth., to put smth. in a claim    -.	  2) ; 	  3) . .  .  ,    ;    ;	   to jump a claim	    )   ,  ;	    )   -.,  ;	   to stake out a claim	    )    ;	    )     -.	2. v.	  1) ;	   to claim damages   ;	   to claim attention    ;	   to claim one's right  	  2) ,  ,   ( -.);	   to claim the victory    	  3) , 	  4) .     

claim check  n.    ,     ..

claimant  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) 

claiming race  n. ,        

clairvoyance  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 

clairvoyant  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	2. a.	  1) 	  2) , 

clam  1. n.	  1)    (,   .)	  2) . . ,   as happy as a clam (at high tide) = -; , 	2. v.	  1)  	  2) , 	  3) . .    , ; 

clamant  a.	  1) 	  2) ; ;	   a clamant need for changes    

clamber  1. n. ;  	2. v. ,  ( clamber up)

clambering plant  n.  

clamminess  n. , 

clammy  a.	  1) , 	  2)     

clamorous  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

clamour  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3) , 	2. v.  ;  clamour against ,   -.;	   clamour down   ();	   clamour for ;	   to clamour for peace  ;	   clamour out  

clamp  I .	1. n. ; , ; 	2. v. , ;  clamp down (on) . ; ;   ( -.)	II 1. n.  (,      );  (,   );  ( )	2. v.    (. clamp up)	III 1. n.  	2. v.  

clamshell  n.	  1)  	  2) . 

clan  n.	  1) ,  ( )	  2) 

clandestine  a. , ; 

clang  1. n. , ,    (, , ;   - )	2. v.  , ,  ;	   to clang glasses together ,  

clangour  n.   ,   

clank  1. n. ,  (, ); 	2. v.  (); 

clannish  a.	  1) , 	  2)    , 	  3) , ,    ,   ..

clanship  n.	  1)     , 	  2)    , , 

clansman  n.  

clap  I	1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ()	  3) = clapper	2. v.	  1) , ;	   the audience clapped the singer   	  2)  (,   ..);	   to clap the lid of a box to   	  3) ;	   to clap smb. on the back  -.  	  4) . ,  (in);	   to clap in prison   	  5)  (  ); ;	   to clap duties on goods   ;	   to clap a hat on one's head   clap on: to clap on sails  ;	   to clap on to smb.  -. (-.);	   clap up: to clap up (a bargain, match, peace) ,   (, , ) to clap eyes on smb. . ,  -.	II .	1. n. 	2. v.  

clapboard  n.	  1)  ();    	  2) .   

clapnet  n.   

clapper  n.	  1)  (  . )	  2)  (  )	  3) 

clapperclaw  v.	  1) ,  	  2) ,  

claptrap  1. n.  ; -.    	2. a.    , 

claque  n. . ,  

claqueur  n. . 

clarence  n.   

clarendon  n. .  

claret  n.	  1)  , 	  2)  	  3) . ;	   to tap smb.'s claret  -.   

claretcup  n.    

clarification  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

clarify  v.	  1) ()  ( , )	  2) ()  ( ,   ..)	  3)  ;	   to clarify the disputes  

clarinet  n. . 

clarinettist  n. 

clarion  1. n.	  1) . , 	  2)  ;  	2. a. ,  ( );	   clarion call  

clarionet  = clarinet

clarity  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

clary  n. .  

clash  1. n.	  1)  ();  ()	  2) ;	   clash of interests  ;	   clash of opinions   	  3) 	2. v.	  1) , ,     (.  )	  2)   ;  , , ;    	  3)  ( )	  4)  ( );   	  5) ;	   these colours clash    	  6)   ;	   our lectures clash   

clasp  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ; , ;	   he gave my hand a warm clasp     	  3) . 	2. v.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   to clasp in one's arms   ;	   to clasp smb.'s hand  -. ;	   to ' (one's own) hands    	  3)  (  )

claspknife  n.  

clasppin  n.	  1)  () 	  2) 

class  I	1. n. () ;	   the working class  ;	   the middle class  ;	   the upper class  ; ;	   the classes  	2. a. ;	   class alien   	II 1. n.	  1) ; ; ; ;	   class of problems  	  2) , ;	   in a class by itself ;	   it is no class .    	  3) . 	  4)  ( );	   the top of the class   ( )	  5)    ( );	   when is class?   ?	  6)  ();	   to take classes (in)    (-.)	  7) .  (   - )	  8) ;	   to get ( to obtain) a class    	  9)  (  , );	   to travel third class    	  10) .       ;	   the 1957 class  1957  ()	  11) .  	2. a. 	3. v.	  1) 	  2)   (  );	   Tompkins obtained a degree, but was not classed   ,   	  3)   ,  class with   

classbook  n. 

classconsciousness  n.  

classfellow  n. ,  

classic  1. a.	  1) 	  2) 	2. n.	  1) 	  2)    	  3)  	  4) pl.  ;  

classical  a. ;	   classical scholar = classic 2, 2

classicism  n.	  1) ;   	  2)      	  3) .    

classicize  v.	  1)   	  2)   

classification  n. 

classified  1. p-p.  classify	2. a. . . 

classify  v. 

classless  a. ;	   classless society  

classman  n. ,    

classmate  = classfellow

classroom  n. ,  ;  (  )

classy  a. .	  1) , 	  2) 

clastic  a. . 

clatter  1. n.	  1) ;  ()	  2)  ()	  3) , ;  ()	  4) 	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2)  clatter along ;   ( );	   clatter down    ; "" (  )

clause  n.	  1) .  (   );	   principal (subordinate) clause  () 	  2) , ;  ( );	   escape clause .  ,     ;	   saving clause . ,  

clave  p.  cleave II

clavecin  n. . 

clavichord  n. . 

clavicle  n. . 

clavicular  a. . 

claviern  1) 	  2)  (  )

claw  1. n.	  1) 	  2)   	  3) 	  4) . , 	  5) . , , , ; ;  to put out a claw  ;	   to draw in one's claws ;	   to cut ( to clip, to pare) smb.'s claws =  -. ;  -.	2. v.	  1) ,  ; 	  2) ;	   to claw hold of smth.   -.	  3) . ;	   to claw off the land .     claw me and I'll claw thee . =   

clawhammer  n.       clawhammer coat . 

clay  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) , 	  4) . 	  5)   (. clay pipe)	  6) attr. clay mill  to moisten one's clay ,  ;	   clay pigeon  ( )	2. v.  

clayey  a.	  1) ;	   clayey soil 	  2)   ;  

claymore  n.   (. )

clean  1. a.	  1) ; ;	   clean room  ;	   clean  	  2) ,  ;  ;	   clean wheat   ;	   clean timber    (   . )	  3)  (  , )	  4) , ;	   to have a clean record   	  5)   ( )	  6) , ;	   clean stroke  	  7) , ;	   to make a clean cut   to have clean hands in the matter     -. ;	   to make a clean sweep of smth.  ,   -.;   	2. n. , ;	   to give it a clean , 	3. adv.	  1) , ;	   I clean forgot to ask    	  2) 	  3) ;  ;	   to hit clean in the eye    	4. v.	  1) 	  2) ; ; ;  ();  () clean down	    )  (    ..);	    )  ();	   clean out	    ) ;	    ) . , "";	   clean up	    ) ,   ;	    )   ;	    ) .   

cleancut  a.	  1)  ;	   cleancut features   	  2) , ; 

cleaner  n.	  1) , 	  2)   	  3) . 

cleaners  n. . 

cleanfingered  a. 

cleanhanded  a. , 

cleaning  1. pres-p.  clean 4	2. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) . 	  3) attr. cleaning woman ,     

cleanlimbed  a.  ( )

cleanliness  n. ; ; 

cleanly  1. a. 	2. adv. ; 

cleanness  n. 

cleanse  v.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3)   ()

cleanshaven  a.  

cleanup  n. .	  1) ; 	  2) ()  ( ,   ..)

clear  1. a.	  1) , ;	   clear sky  	  2) 	  3)  ( , ;  )	  4) ;	   clear passage  ;	   all clear	    )  ;	    ) .   ;	    )  ( );	   all clear signal  ;	   clear from suspicion  ;	   clear of debts   ;	   clear line -.   ( )	  5) , ;	   a clear month  	  6)  , 	  7) , , 	  8)  ( ) to get away clear ;	   in clear	    )  ,   ;	    ) .  ;	   to keep clear of smb. ,  -.	2. adv.	  1) ;	   to see one's way clear   	  2) ,  (.   .  away, off, through  );	   three feet clear   	3. v.	  1) (); ;	   to clear the air  ;   ;	   to clear the dishes    ;	   to clear the table   	  2) , 	  3)   ( )	  4) 	  5)  (, )	  6) 	  7) 	  8)  ();	   great reductions in order to clear     	  9)  , 	  10)  ,     ,   ;	   to clear an obstacle  ;	   this horse can clear 5 feet      5 	  11)   	  12)  ,    clear away	    )   ;	    )  ();	    )  ( , );	   clear off	    )   -.;	    )  ( );	    ) . ;	   just clear off at once!  !;	   clear out	    ) ;	    ) . ;	    )  , ;	   clear up	    ) , ;	    ) ;  ();	    )  ( ) to clear the skirts of smb.     -.;  -. ;	   to clear the decks (for action) .    (.  );	   to clear the way  ;	   to clear one's expenses   

clearance  n.	  1) ;	   security clearance  	  2)  ();   	  3) .    	  4)  	  5)  (.   )	  6)     	  7)  	  8) . ;   ( ; . clearance space)	  9)  (, )	  10) attr. clearance sale () 	  11) attr. clearance papers . ,    

clearcole  n. . 

clearcut  a.  ; , 

clearheaded  a. ,   

clearing  1. pres-p.  clear 3	2. n.	  1)   . {. clear 3};	   clearing of signal  	  2)  (),   , 	  3) .  (    )	  4)  

clearing bank  n.  

clearing station  n.  

clearinghouse  n. .   {. clearing 2, 3}

clearingoff  n. , 

clearly  adv. ; ; ;  ( )

clearsighted  a. , 

clearstarch  v. 

clearstory  = clerestory

clearway  n. 

cleat  n.	  1) . , ; 	  2) .  	  3) . ,   	  4) 	  5) .  ;  	  6) .  

cleavage  n.	  1) ; 	  2) , ;	   cleavage in regard to views   ;	   cleavage of society into classes    	  3) . . ; 

cleave  I v. (clove, cleft; cloven, cleft)	  1) () ( cleave asunder, cleave in two)	  2)   ,  ( -.)	  3) 	II v. (clave, cleaved ;	   cleaved)	  1)  ,  (to)	  2) . 

cleaver  n.	  1) 	  2)   

cleavers  n. .  

clef  n. . 

cleft  I n. , 	II 1. p.  p-p.  cleave I	2. a. ;	   cleft palate .   in a cleft stick   

cleg  n. , 

clem  v. .	  1) 	  2)  

clematis  n. . 

clemency  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ()

clement  a.	  1) , 	  2)  ( )

clench  1. n.	  1)  ();  ()	  2) 	  3)  	  4) = clinch 1	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  ();  ()	  3) ,  	  4) = clinch 2

clepsydra  n. . ,  

clerestory  n. .   ,  ;  

clergy  n.	  1) , 	  2) . . ;	   twenty clergy were present    

clergyman  n.  clergyman's week (fortnight) ,   () 

cleric  n.  , 

clerical  1. a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   clerical work ,  ;	   clerical error  ,  	2. n. 

clericalism  n. 

clericalist  = clerical 2

clerihew  n.  

clerk  1. n.	  1) , ;  ;	   correspondence clerk . 	  2) . 	  3) ; ;	   Chief C.  ,   	  4) ,  ;	   clerk of the works   ( )	  5) .  ;     C. of the Weather . = " "; ; . .     	2. v. . ,  

clerkly  a.	  1)   ;	   clerkly hand  	  2) . , 	  3) . , 

clerkship  n.  ,   .. {. clerk 1}

clever  a.	  1) 	  2) ; ;	   clever piece of work  	  3) , ;	   he is clever at biology     	  4) . . 

cleverness  n.	  1) 	  2) ; , 

clevis  n.	  1)  ()	  2) . ;  ; 

clew  1. n.	  1) 	  2) .   	2. v. (. clew up)	  1)   	  2) .  ()  	  3) . .  -. 

clewline  n. . 

cliche  n. .	  1) . ;  	  2) ;  

click  1. n.	  1)  (, );  ( )	  2) .   (   )	  3)  ( )	  4) . , ; 	2. v.	  1) ;	   to click the door    ;	   to click one's tongue  ;	   to click one's heels together  	  2) .  ,  ( ); 	  3) .  , 	  4) .  

clickbeetle  n. . -

clicker  n.	  1)  ()	  2) . 	  3) .  ( )

client  n.	  1) 	  2)  , 

clientage  n.	  1) , 	  2)    

clientele  n. .	  1) = clientage 1	  2)  , ;   (  ..)

cliff  n.	  1)  ; 	  2)  

cliff-hanger  n. . .	  1)    ,    	  2)   	  3)  (  ..),       

climacteric  1. n.	  1) ,  	  2)  	2. a.	  1) 	  2) , 

climate  n.	  1) 	  2) ; ;    ( climate of opinion);	   international climate  ;	   in a friendly climate   

climatic  a. 

climatology  n. 

climax  1. n.	  1)  ,  	  2) . 	2. v.      

climb  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) .  ;	   rate of climb  	  3) attr. climb indicator .   	2. v.	  1) , , ;	   to climb (up) a tree   ;	   to climb to power   	  2) .  	  3) 	  4)  ( ) climb down	    ) ;	    ) ,  ( )

climb-down  n.	  1) 	  2)  ( )

climber  n.	  1) 	  2) pl.  	  3)  	  4) , 

climbing-irons  n. pl.	  1) = climber 2	  2)    

clime  n. .	  1) 	  2) , 

clinch  1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  , 	  3) ,  ( )	2. v.	  1)  ,   ; 	  2)  , ;	   to clinch a bargain ,  ;	   to clinch an argument  ;	   to clinch the matter  	  3)    ( )

clincher  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) 	  3) .  	  4) . 

cling  v. (clung) ( cling to)	  1) ; 	  2)  (,   ..);	   to cling together  	  3)   (, )	  4) 	  5)  ( )

clingstone  n.    (,   ..)

clingy  a. , ; 

clinic  n.	  1) , 	  2) ,  ( )	  3)   -  

clinical  a. ;	   clinical record  

clink  I	1. n.	  1)  ( , )	  2) . .  	2. v. ; ;	   to clink glasses  , 	II n. . ; . ""

clinker  I n.	  1) ,  	  2) 	  3)  	  4)  	II n. .     -. (.  ,  ,   ..)

clinker-built  a. .   (. carvel-built)

clinking  1. pres-p.  clink I, 2	2. a.	  1) 	  2) . , 	3. adv. . ;	   clinking good  

clinkstone  n. . ,  ,  

clinometer  n.	  1) 	  2)  

clip  I	1. n.	  1) .  ;  	  2) ; ; ;	   clip of cartridges  	  3)  (, )	2. v.	  1) , ,  	  2)  ()	II 1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) pl. .  (  )	  4) .  	2. v.	  1)  (. )	  2) ; ; ; ;	   to clip the coin   	  3)  (    ..); 	  4)   (   ..)	  5) ,  ()	III 1. n.	  1) .  ;	   at a fast clip  	  2) . ,  	2. v. .  , 

clipper  I n.	  1) ,  	  2) pl. 	  3) . 	II n.	  1)  (  ; .   )	  2)     (. ) 	  3)  ()	  4) . -. 

clippie  n. . - (   ..)

clipping  1. pres-p.  clip II, 2	2. n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) , 	3. a.	  1) ; 	  2) . 

clipping room  n. . 

clique  n. . 

cliquey  a. .	  1)   	  2) 

cliquy  a. .	  1)   	  2) 

clitoris  n. . , 

clivers  = cleavers

cloaca  n.	  1) ,     (   ..)	  2)   ;    	  3) ,  

cloak  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ;	   cloak of snow  	  3) ; , ;	   under the cloak of loyalty   	2. v.	  1)  ;  	  2) , , 

cloak-and-dagger  a.	  1) ; ;	   cloak-and-dagger comedy  "  "	  2) ;	   cloak-and-dagger agents 

cloak-and-sword  = cloak-and-dagger

cloak-room  n.	  1) , 	  2) -.  	  3) 

clobber  v. .	  1) , 	  2)  , 

cloche  n. .	  1)   	  2)      (  )	  3)   ""

clock  I	1. n.	  1)  (, , );	   like a clock ;	   he worked the clock round    	  2) what o'clock is it?  ? the clock strikes for him   ;	   to put ( to set) back the clock = ()    ;  	2. v.	  1)      (in, on)     (out, off) (  )	  2) .  ;	   he clocked 11,6 seconds for the 80 metres hurdles    11,6      80 	  3) 	II n.  ()

clock-case  n.   

clock-face  n. 

clock-glass  n.    

clock-house  n. .  (,   ..)

clock-work  1. n.  ;	   like clock-work    	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   clock-work toys  

clocking  a. clocking hen , 

clockwatcher  n. ,  "  "; ,     

clockwise  1. a.    	2. adv.   

clod  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ,  	  3) , 	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  

clod-poll  = clod 1, 3

cloddish  a.	  1) 	  2) 

clodhopper  n. , ,  

clog  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)    	2. v.	  1) , , 	  2) (); ()	  3)  ,  ()	  4)     

cloggy  a.	  1) ;   	  2) , 	  3)  

cloisonne  n. . 

cloister  1. n.	  1) 	  2) .  	  3) attr. cloister vault .  	2. v.	  1)   	  2)  ( cloister oneself)

cloistered  1. p-p.  cloister 2	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  

cloisterer  n. 

cloistral  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

cloistress  n. 

cloning  n. .  

clonus  n. .  , 

clop  n.  ()

close  I	1. a.	  1) 	  2) ; ;	   to keep a thing close  -.  ;	   to keep ( to lie) close 	  3) , , ;	   to keep oneself close  	  4)  ( , )	  5) , 	  6)  (   ); ;	   close contact  ;	   to get to close quarters ,    ;	   close attack .    ;	   close column  ;	   close order  ;	   close defence  	  7) , ;	   close friend  	  8) ; ; ;	   close investigation  ;	   close reading ,  	  9) ;	   close translation  	  10)  ( , );	   close print  	  11)  , ; 	  12) ;  ( );	   close texture  	  13)  ( );  ;  	  14)   ( )	  15) ;	   he is close with his money   (by) a close shave	    )   ;	    )   ;	   close call .   ;	   close contest    ;	   close vote    ;	   close district .  ,       ;	   close season ,      	2. adv.	  1) ;	   close up ;	   close on , ;	   there were close on a hundred people present    	  2) ;	   he ran me very close    	  3) ;	   close cropped  ;	   to cut one's hair close  	II 1. n.	  1) , , ;	   to bring to a close   , , 	  2) 	  3) . ; 	2. v.	  1) ();  (, )	  2) ();  (  ..);	   to close a discussion  	  3)  ;  	  4) .  () close about ; ;	   close down	    )  ();  ;	    )  ; ;	    ) . ;	   close in	    ) ; ;	    ) , ;	    )  ( );	   close on   ;	   close round ;	   close up	    ) ;	    ) ;	    )  ( );	    ) ;	    )  ;	   close upon = close on; close with	    )   ;	    )  ,   to close one's days ;	   to close the door on smth.    -.;  -. 	III n.	  1)   (  )	  2)  

close-down  n.       

close-fisted  a. 

close-grained  a. , 

close-hauled  a. .    

close-in  a. close-in fighting  ;  

close-out  n. 

close-stool  n. ; 

close-up  n.	  1) . .  	  2) .  	  3) attr. close-up pictures . ,   

closed  1. p-p.  close II, 2	2. a.	  1) , ;	   closed sea   (     );	   closed work .  ;	   closed shop . ,       (    );	   closed economy  , ;	   closed season ,   	  2) 	  3) . ;	   closed syllable  	  4) .   closed mind 

closely  adv.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   to look closely at smth.    -. closely confined   

closely-knit  a. 

closeness  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) 	  5) 

closet  1. n.	  1) 	  2) () ;	   jam closet ;	   bed closet   ;  	  3) . 	  4) 	  5) attr. ;	   closet strategist  	2. v. ;	   to be closeted with smb.   -. 

closing  1. pres-p.  close II, 2	2. n.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3) 	  4) . 	3. a. ;	   closing speech  

closing-time  n.   (,   ..)

closure  1. n.	  1) ; . 	  2) .  	2. v.  

clot  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) .  ()	  3)  	  4) . 	  5) . , 	2. v.	  1) ,  ( )	  2) ;  ( )

cloth  n.	  1) ; ; ; ;  ;	   cloth of gold (silver)  () ;	   bound in cloth    	  2) pl.  ;  , 	  3)  	  4) ;	   to lay the cloth  () 	  5)  ;	   gentlemen of the cloth 

clothe  v. (clothed clad)	  1) ;	   to clothe one's children   ;	   to clothe oneself 	  2) ;	   clothed with authority  ;	   to clothe one's thoughts in words    	  3) ;	   spring clothes the land with verdure    

clothes  n. pl.	  1) , 	  2) () 

clothes-bag  = clothes-basket

clothes-basket  n.  

clothes-brush  n.  

clothes-horse  n.    

clothes-line  n.      

clothes-man  n. 

clothes-pin  n.    

clothes-press  n.	  1)   	  2)    

clothier  n.	  1)     	  2) 	  3)  

clothing  1. pres-p.  clothe	2. n.	  1) , 	  2) . 	  3) . 	  4) . 

clotted  1. p-p.  clot 2	2. a. , ;	   clotted hair ,   clotted nonsense  

clou  n. .	  1)  	  2) ,     ;  

cloud  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   mushroom cloud   (  );	   clouds of smoke  ;	   clouds of dust  ;	   a cloud on one's happiness ,  -. 	  2) , ,  (,   ..)	  3) ;	   a cloud on one's reputation   -. ;	   to be under a cloud of suspicion   	  4) ;	   under cloud of night   	  5)   to be ( to have one's head) in the clouds   ;	   in the clouds , ;	   under a cloud	    )   ;	    )  ,  ;	    )  ;	   every cloud has a ( its) silver lining . =    	2. v.	  1) () , 	  2) (); ; 	  3) ;  () cloud over, cloud up 

cloud-burst  n. 

cloud-capped  a.  ,  (  )

cloud-castle  n.  , , 

cloud-drift  n.  

cloud-land  n.  ,  

cloud-world  = cloud-land

cloudberry  n. . 

cloudless  a. , 

cloudlet  n. , 

cloudy  a.	  1) 	  2) ,  ( )	  3) ;  ( )	  4) ,  ( ,  )	  5) , 	  6)  ,  (   ..)

clout  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) . 	  3) = clout-nail	2. v.	  1) . .    	  2) .  

clout-nail  n.    ;  

clove  I n.	  1)  ();	   oil of cloves  	  2)  	II n.   ; 	III p.  cleave I

clove hitch  n. .  

clove-gillyflower  n. .  

cloven  1. p-p.  cleave I	2. a. , ;	   cloven hoof   ( ) to show the cloven hoof ( foot)    (     )

clover  n.  he is in clover, he lives in clover =      ;   ,  

clow  n.  

clown  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  	2. v. ,    

clownery  n. 

clownish  a.	  1) 	  2) ; 

cloy  v.  too many sweets cloy the palate    

club  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2) . ; ; 	  3)  ()	2. v.  (, )	II n. pl. . ,  	III 1. n. 	2. v.	  1)  	  2)   (together, with)

club-foot  1. n. ;  	2. a. = club-footed

club-footed  a. ,   

club-law  I n.  	II n.  

club-shaped  a.    , 

clubbable  a.	  1)    	  2) ;  () 

clubbing  I	1. pres-p.  club I, 2	2. n.  	II pres-p.  club III, 2

clubman  n.	  1)  	  2) .  ;  

clubwoman  n.  -    

cluck  1. n. , 	2. v. , 

clue  n.	  1)  (  -.); 	  2)  (  ..);  

clump  1. n.	  1)  ()	  2)   	  3)  	2. v.	  1)   (. clump about)	  2)  	  3)   

clumsy  a.	  1) , ; 	  2) , 	  3) 

clung  p.  p-p.  cling

cluster  1. n.	  1) , , ; ;	   cluster of grapes  	  2) ;	   cluster of spectators  	  3)  ()	  4) , 	  5) attr. cluster sampling  	  6) attr. cluster switch .  	2. v.	  1)  , ;	   roses clustered round the house     	  2)  , , ;	   the children clustered round their teacher   ;	   memories of the past cluster round this spot      

clutch  I	1. n.	  1) ; ;	   to make a clutch at smth.  -.	  2) pl. , 	  3) , ;	   to get into the clutches of moneylenders    (  ) 	  4) .  ; , ;	   to throw in (out) the clutch  () , 	2. v. ; ; () to clutch at a straw   	II 1. n.	  1) ,    	  2) 	2. v.  ()

clutter  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) , 	2. v.	  1)  	  2)   ,   ( clutter up);	   her desk was cluttered up with old papers      	  3)  , ;	   to clutter traffic  () 	  4) 

Clydesdale  n.   -

clyster  n. .	  1) ; 	  2) attr. clyster pipe  

co      ,  , ,   ..; . coordinate ; ;	   coeducation       

co-ed  n. . (.  coeducated)       

co-op  n. (.  -operative) ,  ;	   on the co-op   

co-operate  v.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) ; 	  4) .  (with, in, for)

co-operation  n.	  1) ;  	  2) 	  3) . 

co-operative  1. a.	  1) , ,  ;	   in a co-operative spirit   	  2) 	2. n. ;  ;   (. co-operative shop);	   consumers co-operative  ;	   producers co-operative  

co-operator  n.	  1) 	  2) 

co-opt  v. 

co-optation  n. 

co-ordinate  1. a.	  1)  ,   , 	  2)  ,  	  3) .  ( );	   co-ordinate conjunction  	2. n.	  1) -. 	  2) pl. . ;  	3. v. ,   ; 

co-ordination  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . 

co-ownership  n.  

co-pilot  n.  

co-star  v.	  1)    (   )   ( -.)	  2) ( )      ""

co-tenant  n. 

co-tidal  a. co-tidal line   (   )

coach  I	1. n.	  1) , ;	   coach and four (six) ,   ()	  2) -.  	  3)  ( )	  4) .   to drive a coach and four ( six) through   , ,   (   ..),       ;  	2. v.	  1)   	  2)   	II 1. n.	  1)  (  )	  2) ; 	2. v.	  1)     	  2)   	  3) ,   	  4) .        

coachbox  n. 

coachhouse  n.  

coachman  n.	  1) 	  2)   (.   )

coadjutor  n. , ,  (.  )

coagulant  n. .  , 

coagulate  v.  (), (); 

coagulation  n. , 

coal  1. n.	  1) () 	  2)  to call ( to haul) over the coals  ;  ;	   to carry coals to Newcastle   ,      ; =      ;    (.  -   );	   to heap coals of fire on smb.'s head . =  -.,    	2. v.	  1) () 	  2) 

coalbed  n.  

coalblack  a.   

coalburner  n. ,   

coalcutter  n.  

coaldust  n.  ,  

coaler  n.	  1)  ()	  2)  

coalesce  v.	  1) 	  2)  ( )

coalescence  n.	  1) , 	  2)  (   ..);  coalescence of councils , 

coalfield  n.  ;   

coalflap  n.       

coalgas  n.  ,  

coalheaver  n.  

coalhole  n.	  1)    	  2)      

coaling  1. pres-p.  coal 2	2. n.  , 

coaling-station  n.  ,  

coalite  n. . 

coalition  n.	  1) ;  ()	  2) attr. ;	   a coalition government  

coalitionist  n.  

coalman  n.	  1) 	  2)  ()

coalmeasures  n. pl. .  ;  ;  

coalmine  n.  , 

coalpit  = coalmine

coalplough machine  n.  

coalscuttle  n.   

coalseam  = coalbed

coaltar  n.  ,  

coaly  a.	  1) ,  	  2)   	  3)   ; 

coaming  n. . 

coarse  a.	  1)  ( ,   ..);	   coarse thread  	  2) ;	   coarse sand  	  3) ,  ( )	  4)  	  5) , 	  6) , 

coarsegrained  a.	  1) ;	   coarsegrained wood  	  2) ,  ( )

coarsen  v.	  1)  	  2) 

coast  1. n.	  1)  , 	  2) .  	  3) .     	  4)          the coast is clear  ,  	2. v.	  1)   	  2) .   	  3)         

coast waiter  n.  ,    

coast warning  n. .  

coastal  1. a. ;	   coastal traffic  ;	   coastal command  ;	   coastal submarine    	2. n.   

coaster  n.	  1)  	  2)   	  3)    ( ..);   (  )  

coastguard  n.  ; .   

coasting  1. pres-p.  coast 2	2. n.	  1)  	  2) .   ;   	  3) attr. ;	   coasting trade  

coastline  n.  

coastwise  1. a. 	2. adv.  

coat  1. n.	  1) ; ; ; ;	   Eton coat   ;	   tail ( clawhammer) coat ;	   morning coat ;	   coat and skirt  	  2)  , ;	   to take off one's coat   {. . }	  3) , ; .  ();  ()	  4) , ;	   coat of snow  ;	   coat of paint  ;	   coat of dust  	  5) . , 	  6) . , ; ;  coat of arms  , ;	   coat of mail ;	   to dust a man's coat (for him) ,  -.;	   to take off one's coat    {. . 2};	   to take off one's coat to (the) work    ;	   to turn one's coat   , ;    	2. v.	  1)  (  ..);	   his tongue is coated    	  2) 

coatee  n.  ; 

coating  1. pres-p.  coat 2	2. n.	  1)  (  ..); , 	  2) . ; 	  3)   

coauthor  n. 

coax  1. v.	  1)  (,   ..), ; ;	   she coaxed the child to take the medicine     	  2)  -.   ,  (into, out of);	   he was coaxed into coming here    ;	   to coax smth. out of smb.    .. -.  -.;	   to coax the fire into burning   	2. n.	  1) ,   , 	  2) .   

coaxal  a. ,   

coaxial  = coaxal

coaxing  1. pres-p.  coax 1	2. n. , 

cob  I	1. n.	  1) , 	  2) = cobswan	  3)   ,   	  4)   	  5)  	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) .    	II n.	  1)     (  )	  2) attr. cob wall  

cobalt  n.	  1) . 	  2)   

cobber  n. . . 

cobble  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2) pl.  	2. v.  ()	II 1. n.   	2. v. ,  ()

cobbler  n.	  1) ,   ;	   cobbler's wax  (  )	  2)  	  3)     ,   

cobblestone  = cobble I, 1, 1

cobby  a. , 

coble  n.   

cobnut  n.   , 

cobra  n. ,  

cobswan  n. -

cobweb  n.	  1) 	  2)   	  3) pl. ,  cobweb morning  ;	   to blow away the cobwebs ; ;	   he has a cobweb in his throat    

cobwebby  a.  

coca  n. .  (-.    )

cocacola  n. -

cocaine  n. 

cocainize  v.  

cocci  pl.  coccus

coccus  n. (pl. cocci) . 

coccyx  n. . 

cochin  n.  ( )

cochin-china  n.  ( )

cochineal  n.  ()

cochlea  n. (pl. leae) .  ()

cochleae  pl.  cochlea

cochleare  n. .  ( ;   . cochl.)

cock  I	1. n.	  1) ;	   cock of the wood , 	  2)  ()	  3)   ( );	   we sat till the second cock     	  4) 	  5) 	  6) ;	   at full cock   	  7)  ();  ( )	  8) .  	  9) , ;	   cock of the school      	  10) .   cock of the walk .	    )  ;	    )  ,  ;	   to live like a fighting cock  ;	   old cock ;	   that cock won't fight =    	2. v. ;	   to cock (up) one's ears   ( );  , ;	   to cock one's hat   ;	   to cock one's pistol    to cock one's eye ;  ;	   to cock one's nose  , 	II 1. n. 	2. v.    

cock sparrow  n.	  1) -	  2) , 

cockade  n. 

cockadoodledoo  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

cockahoop  a.	  1) predic. ; 	  2) ; -; 

Cockaigne  n.     ;	   the land of Cockaigne .    

cockalorum  n. . "",     

cockandbull  a. cockandbull story  ; 

cockatoo  n.	  1)  ()	  2) . .  

cockatrice  n. 

Cockayne  = Cockaigne

cockboat  n.  

cockchafer  n. .  , 

cockcrow  n. ,    , 

cocked  1. p-p.  cock I, 2	2. a.	  1) 	  2)  

cocked hat  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  

cocker  I v. ,  () cocker up  (in);  	II n.  ( )	Cocker  n. according to Cocker    ( -     XVII .), ,  

cockerel  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

cockeye  1. n. .  	2. a. 

cockeyed  a. .	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) , 

cockfight  n.  

cockfighting  n.  

cockhorse  1. n. - ( )	2. adv.   

cockiness  n. ; 

cockle  I n. .	  1)  	  2)  	II n. .   to warm ( to rejoice) the cockles of one's heart ,  	III 1. n. ,  ( , )	2. v.	  1) 	  2)   ( )	  3)  ()   	IV n.    

cockleboat  = cockleshell 2

cockleshell  n.	  1) 	  2) "",  ,  

cockloft  n.	  1) 	  2) 

cockney  n.	  1) ,    (.  -)	  2)  ( ,  -)	  3) . 	  4) attr.  ;	   cockney pronunciation  

cockpit  n.	  1)    	  2)  ;	   cockpit of Europe . 	  3) . ; 	  4) .   

cockroach  n. 

cockscomb  n.	  1)  	  2) ,  	  3) .  

cocksfoot  n. .  

cockshead  n. . 

cockshot  = cockshy 2

cockshy  n.	  1)   (  ,    ,  )	  2) 

cocksure  a.	  1)  ;	   I was cocksure of ( about) his horse   ,    	  2) 	  3)  ( )

cockswain  = coxswain

cocksy  = cocky

cocktail  n.	  1) 	  2)    ;  	  3) 

cocky  a. ; ; 

cockyleeky  n. .  ,  

coco  n.	  1)  	  2) = coconut 1

cocoa  n.	  1)  (  )	  2) attr. ;	   cocoa bean  ;	   cocoa nibs  ,   	  3) attr. cocoa powder  

cocoahusks  = cocoashells

cocoanut  = coconut

cocoashells  n. pl. 

coconut  n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) . 	  4) attr. ;	   coconut fibre  ;	   coconut milk      that accounts for the milk in the coconut .    

coconuttree  n.  

cocoon  n. 

cocoonery  n. . ;     

cocopalm  n.  

cod  I n. (pl.  .) 	II v. . , 	III n. , 

coda  n. . 

coddle  I	1. n. 	2. v.	  1)  (  ); ; 	  2) 	II v.	  1)  ,    	  2) .  ()

code  1. n.	  1) . ,  ;	   civil code  ;	   criminal code  	  2) ;	   Morse code  ( ) 	  3)  , ;  ;	   code(s) of conduct  	2. v.   , 

codeine  n. . 

codex  . n. (pl. codices)	  1)      	  2) . 

codfish  = cod I

codger  n. . ;  

codices  pl.  codex

codicil  n. .  ;  (  )

codification  n. ,   

codify  v.	  1)  , 	  2)    ( ,   ..)	  3) 

codliver oil  n.  

coed  n. . (.  coeducated)       

coeducation  n.     

coefficient  1. n.	  1) ;	   coefficient of efficiency .   	  2)  	2. a. 

coemption  n. .    

coenobite  n. . , 

coequal  a.   ( ,   ..)

coerce  v.	  1) ;	   to coerce into silence  , 	  2)  

coercible  a.	  1)  , 	  2)  ( )

coercion  n. ,  C. Act, C. Bill     

coercive  a. ;	   coercive force .  

coeval  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. a.	  1)  	  2)  (with)

coexist  v. 

coexistence  n. ;  

coexistent  a. 

coextensive  a.      

coffee  n. ;	   white coffee   

coffeebean  n.  

coffeeberry  = coffeebean

coffeecup  n.  () 

coffeegrinder  n.	  1)  	  2) . . 

coffeegrounds  n. pl.  

coffeehouse  n. 

coffeemill  n.  

coffeepalace  = coffeehouse

coffeepot  n. 

coffeeroom  n. ,   

coffeetable    coffeetable books ""

coffer  1. n.	  1)  (. ) 	  2) pl. 	  3) .  ()	  4) . . ; ; ;  	2. v.   

cofferdam  n. .    , ; ;  

coffin  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ,  	  3) = coffinbone	  4) . . " " (   )	  5)  	2. v.	  1)   	  2)   (-.)

coffinbone  n.  

cog  I n.	  1) ; 	  2) .  	  3) .   to slip a cog  ,  	II 1. n. , 	2. v. , 	III n.   

cogence  n. , , 

cogency  n. , , 

cogent  a. ; ; 

cogged  a. 

cogitable  a. ,  

cogitate  v. ; 

cogitation  n. ; 

cogitative  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

cognac  n. 

cognate  1. n.	  1) pl. .     	  2) .  (  )	2. a. ; ; ;  ; ;	   cognate words   

cognation  n.	  1) .  (, )	  2) . .   (  )

cognition  n.	  1)  	  2) ; 

cognitive  a. 

cognizable  a.	  1) 	  2) . 

cognizance  n.	  1) ; ;	   to have cognizance of smth.   -.;	   to take cognizance of smth.  -.,    -.	  2) ;	   within one's cognizance   -. 	  3) , 	  4)  ; 

cognizant  a. ,  (of cognizant  -.); ; 

cognize  v.	  1) ; ,  	  2) . 

cognomen  n.	  1) 	  2) 

cognoscente  . n. (pl. nti)  (,   ..)

cognoscenti  pl.  cognoscente

cognovit  . n. .    

cogwheel  n. .  

cohabit  v.  (    )

cohabitant  n. ,  {. cohabit}

cohabitation  n.  {. cohabit}

coheir  n. 

coheiress  n. 

cohere  v.	  1)  , ,  	  2)  , 	  3) 

coherence  coherency n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) 

coherent  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) 	  5) ; ; 

coherer  n. . 

cohesion  n.	  1) ; 	  2) .  	  3) 

cohesive  a.	  1)   	  2) 

cohort  n.	  1) -. 	  2) (. pl.) , 	  3) , 	  4) , 

coif  .	1. n. . , 	2. v. , 

coiffeur  n. . 

coiffure  n. . 

coign  n. .   () coign of vantage  ,   

coil  I	1. n.	  1) ,    	  2) ,  (,   ..)	  3)  	  4) .  ()	  5) . 	  6) . 	  7) attr. coil antenna .  	2. v.	  1)  ,  ( coil up); 	  2) , 	  3) .    ()	II n. . , , 

coil pipe  n. . 

coin  1. n.	  1) ; . ;	   false coin  ; . ;	   small coin  ;	   to spin ( to toss up) a coin	    )   ;	    )    	  2) . , , 	  3) = coign	  4) attr. coin slot     (.  -) to pay a man back in his own coin    ,   	2. v.	  1) ;  (); ;	   to coin money .  	  2) , 	  3)  ( , )

coinage  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)  ( , );	   word of modern coinage 	  4) , 

coincide  v.	  1) 	  2) ; 

coincidence  n.	  1) 	  2)   

coincident  a.	  1) 	  2) 

coincidental  a.	  1) 	  2) = coincident 1

coiner  n.	  1)  ()	  2) 	  3) 

coir  n.  , 

coition  n. , 

coke  I	1. n. 	2. v. 	II n. . - ()

cokeoven  n.  

coking  1. pres-p.  coke I, 2	2. n. 

col  n. ,  ( )

col-  pref. . com-

cola  n.  ( ,      )

colander  n. 

cold  1. a.	  1) ;	   to be ( to feel) cold , ;	   I am cold  ;	   as cold as ice ( as a stone, as a key)    ( );	   cold steel ( iron) arms  ;	   it makes one's blood run cold      ;	   cold brittleness . 	  2) , ;	   music leaves him cold    ;	   in cold blood , 	  3) ;	   cold greeting  ;  ;	   cold look ,  	  4) ;	   cold scent   ;	   cold comfort  ;	   cold colours   (, )	  5) .  cold war  ;	   cold feet ;	   cold deck  ;	   cold truth  ;	   to throw cold water (on a plan, proposal, etc.)  , ,  (-.);	   as cold as charity	    )   ;	    ) , , 	2. n.	  1) ;	   to be dead with cold   ;	   to leave out in the cold	    )   ;	    ) ,   ;	    )   	  2) ;	   to catch ( to take) cold ;	   cold in the head ;	   cold in the chest  ;	   common cold  to be in the cold   

cold chisel  n. .    

cold cream  n. 

cold shoulder  n.  ;	   to give smb. the cold shoulder  -.  ,  -. , 

cold-hearted  a. , 

coldblooded  a.	  1) ; , ; ;	   coldblooded murder  	  2) 	  3) . 

coldframe  n. 

coldhammer  v.  

coldhardening  n. . 

coldish  a. ;  

coldlivered  a. , 

coldly  adv.	  1) 	  2) ;  

coldness  n.	  1) 	  2) 

coldshort  a.  ( )

coldshoulder  v.   

coldslaw  = coleslaw

coldstorage  n.	  1) 	  2)   

cole  n.  ()

colectivism  n. 

coleopterous  a.  ( )

colerape  n. 

coleseed  n. . 

coleslaw  n. .    

colic  n. ,  

colicky  a.	  1)   	  2)  

Coliseum  n.  ( )

colitis  n. . 

collaborate  v.	  1) 	  2)   ( )

collaboration  n.	  1) ;  	  2)  ;	   to work in collaboration with the enemy   

collaborationist  n. 

collaborator  n.	  1) 	  2) = collaborationist

collapsable  = collapsible 1

collapse  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) ; ; ; ; 	  3)   , 	  4) . 	  5)  	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)   ( ,   ..)	  3)  ;   , ;	   to collapse in mind and body      	  4)  	  5) ; 

collapsible  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

collar  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) ;	   to slip the collar  ; .  	  4) ;	   to wear the collar .    ;   	  5) .  	  6) . , ; ; ; ; ; 	  7) .   ;  	  8) .  ( ) against the collar   ;	   to be in collar  ;	   out of collar  ,  ;	   to work up to the collar    ;	   to get hot under the collar ,   	2. v.	  1)   	  2)   (. .)	  3) . ; 	  4)    (  ..)

collarbone  n. . 

collaret  n.    

collarette  n.    

collate  v.	  1)  ; ; ;	   to collate with the original   	  2) .    	  3) .  

collateral  1. a.	  1) , ;	   collateral reading ,  	  2) ;	   collateral relationship   ( );	   collateral security  	  3) 	2. n.	  1)      	  2)  

collation  n.	  1) , 	  2) ,  

colleague  n. , 

collect  1. v.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  (   ,   ..);	   I'll have to collect from you     	  4) . 	  5)  (,   ..)	  6) 	  7) .   -., -.;	   he went to collect his suitcase     	  8) , 	  9)  ; ;	   to collect one's faculties    	  10) ,  	2. n.   (    )	3. a. the telegram is sent collect     

collectanea  . n. pl.  , ; 

collected  1. p-p.  collect 1	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2) , 

collection  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) ; 	  4)  ; . 	  5) pl.     ( )

collective  1. a.	  1) ; ; ;	   collective agreement  ;	   collective bargaining         ;	   collective opinion  ;	   collective consumption  	  2) collective noun .   	2. n.	  1) 	  2) 

collective farm  n. 

collective farmer  n. ; 

collectivity  n.	  1) ,  	  2) 

collectivization  n. 

collector  n.	  1)  (  ..);	   ticket collector ,  	  2) , 	  3) . 	  4) . ; 	  5) . 

colleen  n. .  (. colleen bawn)

college  n.	  1)  	  2) . 	  3)     (, ,   ..)	  4)    	  5) ; 	  6) . 

colleger  = collegian

collegian  n.	  1)  	  2) ,  	  3) .  ( )

collegiate  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

collet  n.	  1) ,     ;      	  2) . ;  ,  

collide  v.	  1) 	  2)   ;	   the interests of the two countries collided     

collie  n. ,  

collier  n.	  1) , 	  2)  ()	  3)   

colliery  n.  

colligate  v. ,  ()

collision  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  ();	   to be in collision (with)    ();	   to come into collision (with)    ()

collocate  v. ; 

collocation  n.	  1) ; 	  2) .    ; 

collocutor  n. 

collodion  n. 

collogue  v. .  , 

colloid  1. n. 	2. a. 

colloidal  a. 

colloquial  a. ;  ( , , )

colloquialism  n.    , 

colloquy  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)     	2. v. ,  

collude  v. .   (   )

collusion  n. ,   (   )

collusive  a.   

colly  = collie

collywobbles  n. pl. .   

Colombian  1. a. 	2. n. ; 

colon  I n. 	II n. .  ,  	III n.  (  -  )

colonel  n. 

colonelcy  n. ,  

colonial  1. a. ;	   C. Office .   ( );	   colonial architecture (furniture) .  () ,    	2. n.	  1)  	  2) . .        

colonialism  n.	  1) ;  	  2)   (  ,   ..)

colonialist  n. 

colonist  n. , 

colonization  n. 

colonize  v.	  1) ,  ( )	  2) ()	  3) .            

colonizer  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) . ,           

colonnade  n.	  1) 	  2) ()  

colony  n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   summer colony .  	  3) .  (,   ..)

colophon  n. .	  1) 	  2)   (   )

colophony  n. 

color  . = colour

Colorado beetle  n.  

coloration  n.	  1) , , 	  2) 

coloratura  . .	1. n.	  1) 	  2) = coloratura soprano	2. a. ;	   coloratura soprano  

colorific  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  ( )

colossal  a.	  1) , , 	  2) . , 

Colosseum  = Coliseum

colossi  pl.  colossus

colossus  n. (pl. colossi) 

colour  1. n.	  1) ; ; ;	   primary ( simple, fundamental) colours  ;	   all the colours of the rainbow   ;	   out of colour ; ;	   without colour ; .   	  2) ;  , ; ;	   to paint in bright (dark) colours   () 	  3) , ; ;	   to cast ( to put) a false colour on smth. ,  -.   ;	   to come out in one's true colours     ;	   to give some colour of truth to smth.    -.;	   to paint in true (false) colours   ();	   to lay on the colours too thickly .  ;  ;   	  4)  (. high colour);	   to gain colour ;	   to lose colour ; 	  5) ;	   local colour  	  6) ;	   under colour of smth.	    )   -.;	    )   -.	  7) ,  	  8) (. pl.) ;	   regimental colour  ;	   King's (Queen's) colour   ();	   to call to the colours . , ;	   to come off with flying colours	    )    ;	    )  ,  ;	   to desert the colours .   ; ;	   to join the colours   ;	   to lower ( to strike) one's colours , ;	   with the colours   	  9) pl.  ;  ;  ;	   to dress in colours    	  10) . , 	  11) attr. ;	   colour bar, colour line " ",   to see the colour of smb.'s money    -.;	   to take one's colour from smb.  -.;	   to stick to one's colours      ;	   to nail one's colours to the mast    ;  ;  ;	   to sail under false colours , 	2. v.	  1) , ; 	  2) ; ;	   an account coloured by prejudice  ;	   the facts were improperly coloured   	  3)  , 	  4) ,  ( ,  ;  colour up)

colour film  n.	  1)  	  2)  

colour filter  n. . 

colourable  a.	  1)  	  2) ; ;	   colourable imitation  

colouration  = coloration

colourblind  a.  ,   

colourblindness  n. ,   

colourbox  n.   

colourcast  n.  

coloured  1. p-p.  colour 2	2. a.	  1) ;	   coloured print  	  2) , 	  3) 	  4)  ( , )

colourful  a. , 

colouring  1. pres-p.  colour 2	2. n.	  1)   (. colouring matter)	  2) 	  3) , ;	   protective colouring . .  ( ) 	  4)   ( )	  5)  (,   ..)

colourless  a. ,  (. .)

colourman  n.  

colourprinting  n. ,  

colourprocess  n.   

colourwash  1. n.  	2. v.   

colporteur  n.   (. )

Colt  n.	  1)  (  )	  2) attr. Colt machine-gun   	colt  n.	  1) ; . , 	  2) . 	  3) .  to cast one's colt's teeth 

colter  n. -. 

coltish  a. , 

coltsfoot  n. . --

coluber  n. . 

columbaria  pl.  columbarium

columbarium  n. (pl. ria)	  1) 	  2) 

Columbian  1. a.	  1) 	  2)   	  3)   	2. n. .   16 

columbine  1. n. . 	2. a. ;	   columbine simplicity  , 	Columbine  n. 

column  n.	  1) . 	  2) . ; . .  ;	   close column  ;	   in column  ,  ; . .   	  3) ();	   column of mercury   ( );	   column of smoke  	  4)  (. ); ;	   newspaper column  ;	   in our columns    	  5) , , 	  6) attr. column foot .  

columnar  a.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)   	  4) 	  5) . 

columned  = columnar

columnist  n. .	  1) ;	   gossip columnist  ,    	  2) 

colza  n. .	  1) 	  2) 

colza-oil  n.  

com-  (. col, con, cor -     ) pref.	  1)     ; . collaborate 	  2)     ; . conclude ;	   compete ;	   corrupt 

coma  I n. .	  1) 	  2) attr. coma vigil      ,    	II n. (pl. mae)	  1) .    ( )	  2) .  	  3) . ,  

comae  pl.  coma II

comatose  a. . 

comb  I	1. n.	  1) ; ;	   large (small) toothed comb () 	  2) 	  3) . ; ; 	  4)  ()	  5)   to cut the comb of smb.    -.;	   to set up one's comb , 	2. v.	  1) 	  2) . "" (, )	  3) . ; ; 	  4)  	  5)  ( ) comb out	    ) ;	    )       ;	    )  to comb smb.'s hair for him " " -.;  -. ;	   to comb smb.'s hair the wrong way =  -.  	II = coomb

comb-out  n.	  1) 	  2)  (,    ..)	  3)  (    )

combat  1. n.	  1) ;	   single combat ; 	  2) attr. ; ; ;	   combat arm  ;	   combat company	    )  ;	    )  ;	   combat liaison    ;	   combat suit .   	2. v. ,  (against combat  -.;	   for combat  -.)

combatant  1. n.	  1) ;  	  2)  	  3) 	2. a.	  1) , ;	   combatant forces  ;  ;	   combatant officer  ;	   combatant value ;	   combatant zone  ,   ;	   combatant arms . .   (   )	  2) 

combative  a. ; ; 

combe  = coomb

comber  n.	  1) . 	  2) .  	  3)  

combination  n.	  1) ; ; ;	   in combination  ,  ;	   combination of forces .  	  2) pl.  ()	  3) 	  4) ,  (,   ..)	  5)    	  6) attr. combination gas    ;	   combination lock  ;	   combination laws ,    ( )

combination-room  = common-room

combinative  a.	  1) ;	   combinative sound change   	  2)   

combinatorial  a. . ,   

combine  1. n.	  1) -. 	  2) , , 	  3) 	2. v.	  1) ()	  2) , (); ()	  3)  

combined  a. , ;	   combined operations (exercises) .   (),   ,    

combing machine  n. .  

combings  n.	  1) 	  2) pl. ,     	  3) pl. .  

combustibility  n. , 

combustible  1. a. , 	2. n. pl. ; 

combustion  n.	  1) , ; ;	   spontaneous combustion , 	  2) .  (. )	  3) ; , 	  4) attr. combustion chamber .  ;	   combustion engine   

come  v. (came; come)	  1) , ;	   help came in the middle of the battle     ;	   one shot came after another     ;	   to come before the Court   	  2) ; ;	   she has just come from London      	  3) , ;	   things will come right  ,   ;	   my dreams came true   ;	   butter will not come    ;	   the knot has come undone  ;	   to come short	    )  ;	    )   ;	    )   	  4) , ; ;	   the bill comes to 500 roubles   500 	  5)   ; ;	   he comes from London   ;	   he comes of a working family    ;	   that comes from your carelessness     	  6) , , ;	   how did it come that..?   , ..? how comes it?   ?,   ?;	   come what may ,  	  7)  ( -. );  (-.);	   it came on my head     ;	   ill luck came to me   ;	   this work comes to me      	  8)    ,  ,    : come, tell me all you know about it ,   ,     ;	   come, come, be not so hasty! , ,  !	  9)         ,  : the boy came running into the room    ;	   the moonshine came streaming in through the open window       come about	    ) , ;	    )   ( );	   come across ()   -.;   -.;	   come across! .	    ) !;	    ) !;	   come after	    ) , ;	    ) ;	    ) ;	   come again ;	   come along	    ) ; ;	   come along! !; !;	    ) ;	   come apart, come asunder   ;	   come at	    ) , ;   -.;	   just let me come at him      ;	    )    -.,  -.;	   how did you come at the information?    ?;	   come away	    ) ;	    ) ;	   the handle came away in my hand        ;	   come back	    ) ;	    ) ;	    ) ,   ;	    ) .   ;	    ) . ;	    ) .    ,    ;	   come before	    ) ;	    ) ;	   come by	    )  ;	    ) , ;	    ) . ;	   come down	    )  ( , );	    ) ; ;	    ) , ;	    )   ;	    ) , ;	    )   ( );	    )   ( );	    ) ;	   to come down in the world  , ; ;	    )  (upon, on come ); ,  (upon, on come -.);	    ) . come ;	   come down with your money! !;	    ) . .  (with come -.);	   come for	    )  ;	    )  ;	   come forward	    )  ; ;	    ) ;	    )   ;	   come in	    ) ;	    )  ( , );	    )  ( );   ;	    )   ;	    ) ;	    ) . , ;	    )  ,  (. come in useful);	   where do I come in? .     ?;      ?;	    ) .   ;	   to come in first ,  ;	   come in for  -. (.,    ..);	   he came in for a lot of trouble   ;	   come into	    )  ;	    )   ;	    ) to come into being ( existence) ;	   to come into the world ;	   to come into force   ;	   to come into notice   to come into play  ;	   to come into position .  ;	   to come into sight ;	   come off	    ) , ;	    ) ;	    )  (.  );	    )  ; ,   ;	   all came off satisfactorily   ;	   to come off with honour   ;	    ) ;	   he came off a loser    ;	   he came off clear     ;	    ) ,  ;	    ) . ;	   oh, come off it!   !;	   come on	    ) ; ,  ( , );	   a storm is coming on  ;	    )  ( );	    ) , ;  ( );	    ) ;	    ) ;  ;	    ) , ;	    )  ( );	    )  ( );	    ) come on! !; !;  (.   );	   come out	    ) ;	   to come out of oneself   ;	    )  ( );	    )  ( ,  );	    ) ; ;	   the secret came out  ;	    )  ( , );	    ) ;	    ) ,  ( );	    )  (with come  , );	    )  (with);	   come over	    ) ; ;	    )    ;	    )  ;	    ) , ;	   a fear came over me   ;	   come round	    ) ,  ;	    )  ; ;	   a friend came round last night    ;	    )    ( , );	    )   ;	   I hope things will come round ,  ;	    )   ,   -.  ;	    ) , ;	   come through	    )  , ;	    )   ;	    )    ;	   come to	    )   ,  (. to come to oneself)	    )  ;	   to come to blows   ;	   it came to my knowledge  ;	   to come to find out  , , ;	   to come to good   ;	   to come to no good ;	    ) , ;	   come together	    ) ,  ;	    )  (   );	   come up	    ) , , ;	   to come up for discussion   ;	    )  ( );	    )  (    ,   ..);	    )   ;	    )  (to);	    )  ,  (to);	    )  (with come -.);	   come upon	    ) ,  ;	    )  ;	    )    -  to come to bat .    ,  ;	   to come easy to smb.     -.;	   to come to harm ;	   to come out with one's life   ,  (   ..);	   to come in useful  ;	   to come to stay , ;	   it has come to stay  ;	   to come natural  ; (which is) to come ; ;	   things to come ;	   in days to come  ;	   pleasure to come  ;	   let'em all come! .   !;	   to come to pass , ;	   to come to the book      ;	   light come light go   ,  ;	   to come it strong .  ;	   to come it too strong . ;	   to come clean .  

come-and-go  n.	  1)    	  2) attr. come-and-go people  ,   

come-at-able  a. . 

come-back  n.	  1) .  ( ,   ..);	   to make a sharp come-back    	  2) ;    ;	   to make a complete come-back  	  3) . ;  ;  	  4) ;   

come-between  n. ; 

come-by-chance  n. .	  1)  ;  	  2)  

come-down  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) 

come-off  n.	  1) 	  2) , , 

comedian  n.	  1)  	  2) ,  ;	   low comedian -

comedienne  n. .  

comedietta  . n.  

comedo  n. (pl. -ones, -os ) . 

comedones  pl.  comedo

comedy  n.	  1) 	  2)  ,  

comeliness  n. 

comely  a. ; 

comer  n. ,  ; ; ; ;	   who is the comer?  ?;	   first comer   against all comers      ;	   for all comers   

comestible  1. n. (. pl.)  	2. a. 

comet  n. 

comeuppance  n. . . , 

comfit  n.	  1) 	  2) pl.  

comfort  1. n.	  1) ; , ; 	  2) , 	  3) ;	   pl. 	2. v. ; 

comfort station  n. .  

comfortable  1. a.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ; 	  3) . ,  (.  )	2. n. = comforter 4

comforter  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3)  ;  	  4) .   

comforting  a. 

comfortless  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

comfy  . . comfortable 1

comic  1. a.	  1) , ; ;	   comic strip 	  2) 	2. n.	  1) . -	  2) (the comic) 

comical  a. , , ; 

comicality  n.	  1) ; 	  2) -. 

comics  n. pl. ;  

coming  1. pres-p.  come	2. n. , , 	3. a.	  1) , ; ; 	  2) ,   (,   ..)

coming-in  n.  ()

coming-out  n.  ()

comity  n. ;	   comity of nations       

comma  n. ;	   inverted commas 

command  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   to be in command of a regiment  ;	   under command of smb.  -. ;	   at command  	  3) ,   (-.) ;	   Fighter C.   	  4)   ( )	  5) , ;	   command of the air   	  6) ;	   command of one's emotions   ;	   he has good ( complete, great) command of the language    	  7) . 	  8) attr. ;    ;	   command post	    )  ;	    ) .   ;	   command car  ;	   command airplane  	2. v.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) ;	   to command the seas   	  4) ; ,    ;	   to command a large vocabulary    ;	   to command the services of smb.  -. ;	   yours to command   	  5)  (. )	  6) ; , ;	   this article commands a good price       	  7) , ;	   the window commanded a lovely view     	  8) .   

command-in-chief  n.  

command-module   ,   ( )

commandant  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

commandeer  v.	  1)   ( )	  2) 	  3) . 

commander  n.	  1) ; ; ;	   commander of the guard  	  2) .  3 ;   	  3) . 

Commander-in-Chief  n.	  1) ;   	  2) .     

commanding  1. pres-p.  command 2	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   commanding eminence  	  3) ;	   commanding speech  ;	   commanding look  

commandment  n.	  1) 	  2) 

commando  n. (pl. -os, -oes ) .	  1) - 	  2)  - 

commemorate  v.	  1)  ();  ()	  2)  	  3)  

commemoration  n.	  1)    ();	   in commemoration of   ;	   C. (Day)      ,     .	  2) . 

commemorative  a. , 

commence  v. ()

commencement  n.	  1) 	  2)      ,   .	  3) ;   ( .  );	   at commencement   

commend  v.	  1) ; 	  2) refl. , 

commendable  a. ,  

commendation  n.	  1) 	  2) . .    	  3) 

commensal  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

commensurable  a.	  1) 	  2) 

commensurate  a. ; 

comment  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) . , 	2. v.  () ;   (on comment o); ;	   to comment on the book	    )  ;	    )  ;	   it comments itself     

commentary  n.	  1) ;	   running commentary	    ) ;	    )  	  2) .  

commentation  n.	  1) ;  ()	  2) 

commentator  n.	  1) () 	  2) 

commerce  n.	  1) () , ;	   home commerce  ;	   Chamber of C.  	  2) ;	   to have no commerce with smb.      -.

commercial  1. a. , ;	   commercial aviation  ;	   commercial interests , ;	   commercial law  ;	   commercial traveller ;	   commercial treaty  ;	   commercial vehicle , ;	   commercial driver   ;	   commercial broad-  telecast  -   ( )	2. n. .	  1) = commercial traveller	  2) = commercial broadcast

commercialese  n.   

commercialism  n.	  1)  	  2)   ,    

commercialize  v.    ;    

commingle  v. ()

comminute  v.	  1) ,   	  2) ,     ()

comminuted  1. p-p.  comminute	2. a. comminuted fracture .  

comminution  n. , 

commiserate  v. ,   (with);	   to commiserate a misfortune     

commiseration  n. ; 

commiserative  a. , 

commissar  n. . 

commissariat  n.	  1) . 	  2) 	  3)  

commissary  n.	  1) . ; 	  2) 	  3)   ;  

commission  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   in commission  ;	   I cannot go beyond my commission      	  2) ;	   standing commission  ;	   interim commission  	  3)         ;	   to get a commission   ;	   to resign one's commission      	  4) ;  (. )	  5)  ;	   to have goods on commission    	  6)  	  7)  (  ..);	   the commission of murder  	  8) . ;    ;	   to come into commission        ( );	   in commission  ;   ;	   out of commission  ;	   a ship in commission ,    sins of commission and omission  - ,    -  	2. v.	  1)   ;	   to commission an officer    	  2) 	  3) ;   (. )	  4) .    ;   ;   

commissionaire  n.	  1)  ( )	  2) ; ;	   the Corps of Commissionaires    (    1859 .),  ,   ..

commissioned  1. p-p.  commission 2	2. a.	  1)  ;  	  2)   ;	   commissioned officer 	  3)        ( )

commissioner  n.	  1)  , ;	   High C.   (         ;       )	  2)  

commit  v.	  1)  (  ..);	   to commit suicide   ;	   to commit an error  ;	   to commit a crime  	  2) ;	   to commit to flames  ;	   to commit a body to the ground   ;	   to commit smb. for trial  -. ;	   to commit to prison   	  3) , 	  4)     ()	  5) ;	   to commit to memory , ;	   to commit to paper, to commit to writing 	  6) to commit oneself	    )     (. , );  ;	    )  	  7) .   ;	   to commit to attack   ;	   to commit to battle    to commit the command .    

commitment  n.	  1) , 	  2)    	  3)   	  4) 	  5)  (  ..)

committal  n.	  1) = comitment	  2) 

committee  I n.	  1) ;	   Soviet Peace C.    ;	   committee of action .  ;	   strike committee  ;	   steering committee ,  	  2) ;	   credentials committee  ;	   C. of the whole House        ;	   the House goes into C., the House resolves itself into C. .       -. ;	   to go into committee     ( );	   a check-up committee .  	  3) attr. committee English   	II n. . 

committee-man  n.    

commixture  n. ; 

commode  n.	  1) 	  2)  (  )

commodious  a.	  1) 	  2) . 

commodity  n.	  1)  ;	   staple commodities   	  2) ( pl.) ;	   value of commodity  	  3) . 	  4) attr. . ;	   commodity composition ( pattern)  ;	   commodity exchange  ;	   commodity capital  ;	   commodity production  

commodore  n.	  1) . ,  1- ;   	  2)  	  3)  -

common  1. a.	  1) ;	   common lot  ;	   common interests  ;	   by common consent   ;	   to make common cause  	  2) , ;	   common land  ;	   common membership  ;	   C. Market " "	  3) , ;	   common honesty  ;	   the common man  ;	   common soldier . ;	   common labour  ;  ;	   a man of no common abilities   ;	   common fraction .  	  4) , ;   ( )	  5) , ;	   it is common knowledge  ,   	  6) , ;	   common manners  	  7) . ;	   common gender  ;	   common case  ;	   common noun  	  8) . ;	   common factor  ;	   common multiple   common or garden . , ; , ;	   common sense  ;	   common woman	    )  ;	    ) 	2. n.	  1) ; ;	   in common ;	   to have nothing in common with smb.      -.;	   out of the common ,    ;	   nothing out of the common  ,  	  2)  ; ; 	  3)     ;	   common of pasturage    

common council  n.  

common law  n. .	  1)  ;  ;  	  2)  

commonage  n.	  1)    	  2) = commonalty

commonalty  n. . ;  (. .     )

commoner  n.	  1)   ,  	  2) .   	  3)   	  4) ,    (  )

commonly  adv.	  1) , ;	   commonly held view   	  2) , 

commonness  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

commonplace  1. n.  , 	2. a. , 	3. v.	  1)   	  2)    

commonplacebook  n.   ,  

commonroom  n.	  1)   (  )	  2)  (  ; . senior commonroom);	   junior commonroom   

commons  n. pl.	  1) (the C.)   (. House of C.)	  2)  ; .  	  3) , ;	   short commons  ,   Doctors' C.     

commonweal  n.	  1)  	  2) . = commonwealth

commonwealth  n.	  1) , ; , ;	   the (British) commonwealth (of Nations) ()  ();	   the C. of England .   (1649-1660 .)	  2)  ;	   for the good of the commonwealth   

commotion  n.	  1)  ()	  2) ;  (, )	  3) , 

communal  a.	  1) ;	   communal ownership of land  	  2) , , ;	   communal kitchen  ; -	  3)     ( )

communard  n. . ,   

commune  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   the C. (of Paris)  	2. v. , 

communicable  a.	  1)  	  2) , ;	   communicable desease  	  3) , 

communicant  1. n.	  1)  	  2) . ; 	2. a. . 

communicate  v.	  1) ;  (to)	  2)  (with);  (by)	  3) . ()

communicating  1. pres-p.  communicate	2. a.  ( )

communication  n.	  1) ,  (,   ..); ;	   vocal communication  ;	   privileged communication ,   ;	   lines of communication  	  2) ; ;   ( , ,   ..)	  3) pl. ;  	  4) ,  ;	   pl. , ;	   to be in communication with smb.   -.	  5) attr.   , ;	   communication trench .  ;	   communication service  ;	   communication satellite  

communicative  a. , 

communicator  n. . ,  

communicatory  a. 

communion  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3)    	  4) . 

communiontable  n. . 

communique  n. .  ; 

communism  n. 

communist  1. n. 	2. a. ;	   C. Party of the Soviet Union    ;	   All Union Lenin Young C. League     ;	   Young C. League 

communistic  a. 

communitarian  n.  

community  n.	  1) 	  2)  ,  -. ; , ;	   national communities  ;	   world community  ;	   children's community  , -;  ;	   business community  	  3) (the community) ;	   the interests of the community  	  4) ;	   community of goods   	  5) ,  , ; ;  	  6) attr. ;	   community centre         ;	   community theatre .  () 

commutation  n.	  1) ;	   commutation of rations .    	  2) .  	  3) .        	  4) . , , 	  5) attr. commutation ticket .   

commutator  n. .  ; ; ; 

commute  v.	  1) 	  2) .  	  3) .  ()	  4)   	  5)         

commuter  n.	  1) . ,   	  2) attr. commuter station -.   

compact  I n. , 	II 1. a.	  1) ; 	  2)  (.  )	  3) , 	2. n.     	3. v. , 

compacted  1. p-p.  compact II, 3	2. a. ;    

companion  1. n.	  1) ;	   faithful companion  ;	   companion in misfortune   	  2) ; ,   (   ..)	  3) ; ;	   companion in crime  	  4) ;	   poor companion  	  5)   ( )	  6) ,  	  7) ;	   gardener's companion  	  8) = companionladder	  9) attr. ;	   companion portrait  	2. v. ;  , 

companion-in-arms  n.  ( )  , 

companionable  a. 

companionladder  n. .  

companionship  n.	  1) ,  	  2)  ,    

companionway  = companionladder

company  n.	  1) ; ;	   to bear ( to keep) smb. company  -. ,  -.;	   to keep company . ;	   to keep company with smb. ,   -.;	   to keep good company    ,    ;	   to keep bad company    ;	   to part company with smb.  ,   -.	  2) . , 	  3) ;	   to receive a great deal of company   	  4) ;	   he is poor (good) company   () 	  5) ,  ;	   stock company  	  6)  ()	  7) . 	  8) attr. . 	  9) attr. company store  ;	   company union . ""  (      ) present company excepted    ;	   for company  ;	   a man is known by the company he keeps . =  ,   ,   ,  

company checkers  n. pl. . , 

company spotters  = company checkers

comparable  a.	  1) ;  	  2) ;	   in comparable prices   ;	   on comparable terms   

comparative  1. a.	  1) ;	   the comparative method  ;	   comparative anatomy  	  2) ; 	  3) . 	2. n. .  

comparatively  adv. ; 

compare  1. v.	  1) ,  (with)	  2) ,  	  3) ;  ;	   not to be compared with ( to)    ;	   to compare favourably with smth.    -.;	   as compared with   	  4)  (to) to compare notes  , 	2. n. beyond ( past, without) compare   

comparison  n. ;	   to make a comparison  ;	   beyond (all) comparison  () ;	   in comparison with   ;	   to bear ( to stand) comparison with   ;	   there is no comparison between them   ;	   degrees of comparison .  

compartment  n. ; ;	   watertight compartment .   to live in watertight compartments .     

compass  1. n.	  1)  (. mariner's compass); , wireless compass 	  2) ; ;	   to fetch ( to go) a compass   ;  	  3) , ; ;	   voice of great compass   	  4) ; ();	   within the compass of a lifetime    ;	   beyond one's compass   -. , -. ;	   to keep one's desires within compass   	  5) ( pl.) 	2. a.	  1) ;	   compass bearing  	  2) ;	   compass window .  ;  	3. v.	  1) , ;	   to compass one's purpose  	  2) , 	  3)  (-. )	  4)  ; ; 

compassion  n. , ; ;	   to have ( to take) compassion (up)on smb.  -;     -.

compassionate  1. a.	  1) , ; 	  2) ;	   compassionate allowance  ;	   discharge on compassionate grounds .    	2. v.   ; 

compatibility  n. 

compatible  a.  (with)

compatriot  n. 

compeer  n. ; 

compel  v.	  1) , ;	   to compel silence  	  2) ;	   to compel attention  

compelling  1. pres-p.  compel	2. a. , ;	   compelling force  

compendia  pl.  compendium

compendious  a. , 

compendium  . n. (pl. dia)	  1) ,   ()	  2) ; 

compensate  v.	  1) 	  2)  ();  (for)	  3) .   	  4) . ; 

compensation  n.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   to make compensation for smth.  -.	  3) . ; ; 

compensative  a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) . 

compensator  n. . 

compensatory  = compensative

compere  .	1. n. ,  ()	2. v. ,  

compete  v.	  1) , 	  2)  (with compete  -.;	   for compete - -.,  -.)	  3)     

competence  n.	  1) ; ;	   I doubt his competence for such work ( to do such work)  ,        	  2) 	  3) ,   	  4) . , 

competency  = competence

competent  a.	  1) , 	  2) . ; 	  3) 	  4) , ;	   competent majority   

competition  n.	  1) ;	   to be in competition with smb.   -.	  2) , , ;	   chess competition  ,  	  3) ;	   cutthroat competition  	  4) ;  

competitioner  n.	  1)  	  2) ,     

competitive  a.	  1) , ; , ;	   competitive ability 	  2) 	  3) ;	   competitive examination  

competitor  n. ; 

compilation  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  (,   ..)

compile  v.	  1) 	  2) ;	   to compile a dictionary  	  3)  (,   ..)	  4) . 

compiler  n.	  1) 	  2) 

complacence  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

complacency  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

complacent  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

complain  v.	  1)   (of complain -.)	  2)  ,  (to complain -.;	   of complain  -.)	  3)  (of complain    ..)

complainant  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

complaint  n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   to lodge ( to make) a complaint against smb.    -;	   I have no complaint to make     ;	   without complaint 	  3) , 

complaisance  n. ; ; ; 

complaisant  a. ; ; ; 

complement  1. n.	  1)  (. .);	   complement of an angle .    90 	  2) 	  3) . ()      	2. v.	  1) ,    	  2) 

complementary  a. , ;	   complementary angles .  ,      90 

complete  1. a.	  1) ; ;	   complete set of works   	  2) ;	   he is a complete failure   	2. adv. . . completely	3. v.	  1) , ;	   to complete an agreement  	  2) , 

completely  adv. , , , , 

completeness  n. ; , 

completion  n. , ; 

completive  a. , 

complex  1. n. , 	2. a.	  1) , , ;	   complex machinery  	  2) , ; 	  3) . ;	   complex number  	  4) . complex sentence  

complexion  n.	  1)   ( .   )	  2) ; ;	   to put a different complexion on the matter     

complexioned       -  ; . darkcomplexioned ;	   palecomplexioned 

complexity  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  

compliance  n.	  1) ;	   in compliance with your wish     	  2) , 

compliant  a. , 

complicacy  = complexity

complicate  v. ;	   to complicate matters  

complicated  1. p-p.  complicate	2. a.	  1) ; ;	   complicated machine  	  2) ;	   complicated disease   

complication  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

complicative  a. 

complice  . = accomplice

complicity  n.  (   ..)

compliment  1. n.	  1) , ; ;	   to pay ( to make) a compliment  ;	   it is no compliment to him     	  2) pl. ; , ;	   compliments of the season  ,  ( );	   give him my compliments    ( );	   with compliments   (  ) Bristol compliment ,   	2. v.	  1)  , ; 	  2) , ;	   to compliment smb. on smth.  -.  -.	  3)  (with compliment -.)

complimentary  a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   to be complimentary about smb.'s work    -.  complimentary ticket  

complin, compline  n.  (  )

comply  v.	  1) ; 	  2)  (,   ..;	   with)	  3)  (;	   with)

component  1. n.	  1) ;  ,  	  2) pl. 	2. a. ; , ;	   component parts .  

comport  v.	  1)  (with comport  -.); 	  2) refl.   ()

compos  . a. .       ; 

compos mentis  . a. .       ; 

compose  v.	  1) ;	   to compose a delegation  	  2) , ,  (   );	   to compose a picture     	  3)  (); ;	   to compose oneself ;	   to compose differences  	  4) . pass.  ();	   our group was composed of teachers and doctors       	  5) . 

composed  1. p-p.  compose	2. a. , 

composer  n. 

composing  1. pres-p.  compose	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   composing medicine  

composingmachine  n. .  

composingroom  n. .  

composingstick  n. . 

composite  1. n.	  1) ; -. 	  2) .   	2. a.	  1) ; ;	   composite carriage -.  ;	   composite style .  ;	   composite index   ( )	  2) . 

composition  n.	  1)    	  2)  	  3) , 	  4) , , ; . 	  5) , 	  6)  ();  	  7) , , ;	   composition of forces .  	  8)  , ;	   he has a touch of madness in his composition  "",     	  9) ; 	  10) .     	  11) .   ,    	  12) . 	  13) attr. composition book .   

compositionmetal  n.    ; 

compositive  a. 

compositor  n. 

compost  1. n. ,  	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  

composure  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 

compote  n. . 

compound  I	1. n.	  1) ; , 	  2) .  	  3) .  (. compound engine)	2. a. ; ; . ;	   compound addition (subtraction etc.)  (  . .)   compound householder  ,      ,  ;	   compound wound .  	3. v.	  1) , ; 	  2) ;  ()	  3)    ( );   	  4) . to compound a felony       	II n.	  1)    ,   ..  ( )	  2)   (.  )	  3)  -  ( )

comprador  . n.  (   . ,       )

comprehend  v.	  1) , 	  2) , 

comprehensible  a. , 

comprehension  n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 

comprehensive  a.	  1) ; ; ;	   comprehensive arrangement  ;	   comprehensive mechanization  	  2) 	  3) ;	   comprehensive school  ; ,  	  4) ,  

compress  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . ,  	2. v. ; 

compressed  1. p-p.  compress 2	2. a. 

compressibility  n. 

compressible  a. 

compression  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . 	  3) . , , 	  4) attr. compression member .  (),   ;	   compression chamber .    

compressor  n. . 

comprise  v.	  1) ,   , ;	   this dictionary comprises about 60 000 words     60 000 	  2) ; 	  3)   

compromise  1. n. 	2. v.	  1)   	  2) ;  ,  (  ..)

compromiser  n. , 

comprovincial  a.   

comptometer  n. , 

comptroller  = controller

compulsion  n. ;	   under ( upon) compulsion 

compulsive  a.	  1) 	  2)   she is a compulsive smoker   

compulsory  a. ; ;	   compulsory education  ;	   compulsory measures  ;	   compulsory (military) service  

compunction  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) ;	   without compunction  () 

compunctious  a.   

computable  a. 

computation  n. , ; 

compute  1. v. , ; ,  	2. n. . ;	   beyond compute 

computer  n.	  1) ; - ; - , ; 	  2) ,  

computerisation  n.   

comrade  n. 

comrade-in-arms  n. (pl. comrades) ,   ,  

comradely  a. 

comradeship  n.  

con  I v.  ; , 	II 1. n. .   	2. v.	  1)  ,  	  2)  ,  ()	III n. (.  . contra) the pros and cons    	IV n.  V .	1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. a. 	3. v. , 

con-  . com-

conacre  n.           ( )

conation  n. .    

concatenate  v. , 

concatenation  n.	  1)  (, );   ();	   concatenation of circumstances  	  2) .  ; 

concave  1. a. ; 	2. n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3)  	3. v.  

concavity  n.  , 

concavoconcave  a.  ( )

concavoconvex  a. - ( )

conceal  v.	  1) ; , 	  2) ; 

concealer  n. 

concealment  n.	  1) , , ; 	  2)  	  3) 

concede  v.	  1) 	  2)  (,  -.); 	  3) . . 

conceit  n.	  1) ; ; ; ;	   he is full of conceit     ;   	  2)   (.   XVI-XVII .) to be out of conceit with smb.   -.

conceited  a. ; 

conceivable  a. , ; 

conceivably  adv. 

conceive  v.	  1) , ;  	  2) ;	   a well conceived scheme   	  3) , ;	   to conceive an affection for smb.   -.;	   to conceive a dislike for smb.  -.	  4) , 

conceiving  1. pres-p.  conceive	2. n. , 

concentrate  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	2. v.	  1) (); (), (on, upon)	  2) . , 	  3) .  

concentrated  1. p-p.  concentrate 2	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2) . , 

concentration  n.	  1) ; ; ;  ()	  2) 	  3)  	  4) attr. concentration camp  

concentre  v.	  1) ();  (  ..)	  2)   ,   

concentric  a. 

concentrically  adv. 

concentricity  n. 

concept  n. , ;  ; 

conception  n.	  1) ;	   it is beyond my conception    	  2) 	  3) 	  4) 	  5) . ; 

conceptual  a.	  1) 	  2) 

concern  1. n.	  1) , ; ;	   to feel concern about smth.   -.,   -.;	   with deep concern   	  2) , ;	   to have a concern in a business   -. 	  3) , , ;	   it is no concern of mine    ,    	  4) , ;	   a matter of great concern   	  5) , 	  6) . , 	2. v.	  1) ,  ;	   as concerns  ;	   as far as his conduct is concerned    ;	   his life is concerned     	  2) , ;	   to be concerned about the future   	  3) refl. ,  (-.)

concerned  1. p-p.  concern 2	2. a.	  1)  (-.);  ( -.);   ( -.);	   concerned parties  	  2) ;	   concerned air  

concerning  1. pres-p.  concern 2	2. prep. , 

concernment  n.	  1) ;	   a matter of concernment  	  2) , 	  3) 

concert  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   in concert  , ;	   to act in concert  ,  	  3) attr. ;	   concert grand  	2. v. , ;   ;	   to concert action  

concerted  1. p-p.  concert 2	2. a. ;	   to take concerted action  ,  

concertina  n.  ( )

concerto  . n. (pl. os )  ( )

concession  n.	  1) ;	   a concession to public opinion   	  2) 

concessionaire  n. . 

concessioner  . = concessionaire

concessive  a.	  1) 	  2) . 

concetti  pl.  concetto

concetto  . n. (pl. tti) = conceit 2

conch  n.	  1) 	  2) . ,  

concha  n.	  1) .  	  2) = conch 2

conchoid  n. . 

conchy  n. . = conscientious objector {. conscientious}

concierge  n. . ; 

concilia  pl.  concilium

conciliate  v.	  1) , 	  2)   ;  , 

conciliation  n.	  1) ; 	  2) .  ;	   court of conciliation   

conciliator  n.	  1) ; 	  2) .  	  3) . 

conciliatory  a.	  1) 	  2) . 

concilium  n. (pl. lia) 

concise  a.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ; 

conciseness  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

concision  = conciseness

conclave  n.	  1)  ;	   to sit in conclave    	  2) . 

conclude  v.	  1) ();	   he concluded his speech with the following remark ( by making the following remark)     ;	   to conclude  (  )	  2) ;	   to conclude a treaty  	  3)  ;  ; 	  4) (. . .) ,  

conclusion  n.	  1) ; ;	   in conclusion  ;	   to bring to a conclusion ,   	  2) ;	   conclusion of a treaty  	  3) , ;	   to draw a conclusion  ;	   to arrive at a conclusion   ;	   to jump to ( at) a conclusion   ;	   foregone conclusion  ;  	  4) ,  to try conclusions ;	   to try conclusions with smb.     -.

conclusive  a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) ;	   conclusive evidence  

concoct  v.	  1) 	  2) ,  (,    ..)	  3) . , 

concoction  n.	  1) ; 	  2) "", , 	  3) , 	  4) . ; 

concomitance  n. 

concomitant  1. a. 	2. n.  

concord  n.	  1) 	  2) ; , 	  3)  (. .)	  4) . , 

concordance  n.	  1) ; ;	   in concordance with smth.    -.,  -.	  2)     ,   -.    -.  

concordant  a.	  1) ;  (with)	  2) 

concordat  n. , 

concourse  n.	  1)  , 	  2)  (-.);	   concourse of circumstances  	  3)  ,   	  4) .   

concrescence  n. . 

concrete  1. n.	  1) ;	   reinforced ( armoured) concrete ;	   prestressed concrete   	  2)  , ;	   in the concrete , 	2. a.	  1) ;	   concrete number  	  2) 	3. v.	  1) 	  2) (); ; ; 

concretemixer  n. 

concretion  n.	  1) ; 	  2) , , , 	  3)   	  4) . 	  5) . , 

concretionary  a. . ;   

concretize  v. 

concubinage  n.  

concubine  n.	  1) , 	  2)   ( ,   )

concupiscence  n.	  1) 	  2)  

concupiscent  a. , 

concur  v.	  1) 	  2) ;   	  3)  , 

concurrence  n.	  1)  (  ..);  ()	  2) ;  ()

concurrent  1. n.	  1)  ; 	  2)  	2. a.	  1) 	  2)    

concuss  v.	  1) , 	  2) .   ()	  3) ;  ( -.);	   to concuss into smth., to concuss to do smth.   -.

concussion  n.	  1) ; ;	  2) ;	   concussion of the brain  	  3) .     

condemn  v.	  1) , 	  2) ,  	  3) ;  	  4)  (, )	  5) ;	   his looks condemn him   	  6)  

condemnation  n.	  1) , 	  2) ,  

condemnatory  a. ; 

condemned  1. p-p.  condemn	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2) condemned cell  

condensable  a.	  1)    	  2)     ( )

condensation  n.	  1) , , 	  2)  ()

condense  v.	  1)  (); 	  2)   ()

condensed  1. p-p.  condense	2. a. ; ;	   condensed milk  

condenser  n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) . 	  4) . 

condescend  v.	  1) ; 	  2)  (to condescend  -.),   

condescension  n.	  1) 	  2) 

condign  a.  ( )

condiment  n. 

condition  1. n.	  1) ;	   on ( upon) condition  	  2) , ;	   in (out of) condition   ()  (.  );	   in good condition    ( )	  3) pl. ; ;	   under such conditions   ;	   international conditions  	  4)  ;	   humble condition of life  ;	   men of all conditions   ;	   to change one's condition  , 	  5) . ;   ,    , ""	2. v.	  1)  , ;	   choice is conditioned by supply   	  2)  (.   ,   ..)	  3)  ;	   to condition the team . ,  	  4)  ( )	  5)  ()	  6)     (-.)   	  7) .  	  8) .     

conditional  a.	  1) , ;	   conditional sale .    	  2) . ;	   conditional sentence  ;	   conditional mood  

conditioned  1. p-p.  condition 2	2. a.	  1) ;	   conditioned reflex  	  2) ,  ;	   well conditioned cattle  	  3) 

conditioning  1. pres-p.  condition 2	2. n.	  1)     ;	   physical conditioning  	  2)    (-.)   	  3)  ()	3. a. 

condolatory  a. , 

condole  v. ;  

condolence  n. (. pl.) ;	   to present one's condolences to smb.    -.

condominium  n. , 

condonation  n.  (.   )

condone  v. ,   

condor  n. . 

conduce  v. ,  ( -.)

conducive  a. ; ;	   conducive to smth.   -.

conduct  1. n.	  1) ;  	  2) , ;	   conduct of operations .  	  3) attr. conduct sheet ,    	2. v.	  1) ;	   conduct oneself  	  2) ; 	  3)  ()	  4)  (, )	  5) . ;  

conduct-money  n.       

conductance  = conduction

conduction  n. . 

conductive  a. . 

conductivity  n. .  ; 

conductor  n.	  1)  (,   )	  2) . -. 	  3) 	  4) 	  5) 	  6) . 	  7) . ; 	  8) 

conductress  n.	  1) 	  2) 

conduit  n.	  1) ;  ; 	  2)   ; . 	  3) . .  	  4) attr. conduit head 

cone  1. n.	  1) ;	   cone of paper ,  ;	   icecream cone      ;	   cone of rays .  	  2) . 	2. v.	  1)   	  2) (. pass.) to be coned     ( )

coney  = cony

confab  .	1. n. .  confabulation	2. v. .  confabulate

confabulate  v. , , 

confabulation  n. ,  

confection  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) ;    	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2)    

confectioner  n. 

confectionery  n.	  1) 	  2)  

confederacy  n.	  1) ; ;  	  2) 

confederate  1. n.	  1)  , 	  2) ,  ()	  3) . . ,    ( 1860-1865 .)	2. a. , ;	   the C. States of America .  11  ,     1860-1861 .	3. v. ()  ,  

confederation  n. , , 

confer  v.	  1) ;  ();  ();	   to confer powers  ;	   to confer a title on smb.   -.	  2) ,  (together, with)	  3) (imp.) , ;	   confer remark on the next page     

conferee  n.  , 

conference  n.	  1) ; ; ;	   to be in conference   ; 	  2) .  (,  ,   ..)	  3) attr. conference circuit  ;	   conference rate .   

conferment  n.  ();  ()

conferva  n. . , ;  ; ;  

confess  v.	  1)  (); 	  2)  ()

confessedly  adv.     

confession  n.	  1)  (, )	  2) 	  3) 

confessional  n. 

confessor  n. ; 

confetti  . n. 

confidant  n. 

confidante  n. 

confide  v.	  1) ,  (in confide -.);  (in confide  -.)	  2) ;  (to)	  3) ,    (to)

confidence  n.	  1) ;	   to enjoy smb.'s confidence  -. ;	   to take a person into one's confidence  -.  ;	   to place confidence in a person  -.	  2)  ;	   in strict confidence  ;	   to tell smth. in confidence  -.  	  3) 	  4) ,  confidence game ( trick)     (   );	   confidence man ,    

confident  1. a.	  1)  (of confident    ..)	  2) , 	2. n. = confidant

confidential  a.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	  3)  

confidentially  adv.  , 

configuration  n. ; ; 

confine  v.	  1) 	  2)   	  3) ,  ;	   to confine to barracks .    	  4) to be confined ;	   to be confined to bed (to one's room)     (     )	  5) refl.  (-.);	   to confine oneself strictly to the subject   

confined  1. p-p.  confine	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) 	  4) 	  5) .  

confinement  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) 

confines  n. pl. ; ;	   within the confines of smth.  ,  -.

confirm  v.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) 	  4) , 	  5) . 

confirmation  n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   confirmation to a post   	  3) 	  4) . 

confirmative  a. ; 

confirmatory  a. ; 

confirmed  1. p-p.  confirm	2. a.	  1) 	  2) , 

confirmee  n. . 

confiscate  v. , 

confiscation  n. , 

confiture  n. , 

conflagration  n.	  1)  , 	  2) 

conflate  v.    

conflation  n.      

conflict  1. n.	  1) , ;	   conflict of laws .	    )  ;   ;	    )   	  2) ;	   internal conflicts  	2. v.	  1)   	  2)  (with conflict -.);	   to conflict with reality  () 

conflicting  1. pres-p.  conflict 2	2. a. ;	   conflicting opinions  

confluence  n.	  1)  ();  ();  	  2)  , 

confluent  1. a.	  1) 	  2) . ;	   confluent smallpox  	2. n.    ;  

conflux  = confluence

conform  v.	  1)  (-);  (to conform );  (to conform -.)	  2) ()	  3)  ()

conformable  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

conformation  n.	  1) , ; 	  2)  (to)	  3) 

conformist  n. 

conformity  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) ;    

confound  v.	  1) , 	  2) ,   ;   	  3)  (, ) confound it!  !;   !

confounded  1. p-p.  confound	2. a. . ;	   he is a confounded bore   

confoundedly  adv. . , , 

confraternity  n. 

confre're  n. . , 

confront  v.	  1)    ;  	  2) ;    (, )	  3) (pass.)    (with);	   he was confronted with demands    	  4)    (with)	  5) , 

confrontation  n.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3) , 

Confucianism  n.  

confuse  v.	  1) , ;	   he must have confused me with somebody else       	  2)  ;   ;  	  3)   , ;   	  4)  

confused  1. p-p.  confuse	2. a.	  1) ;	   to become confused , 	  2) ;	   confused mass  ;	   confused tale  ;	   confused answer  

confusedly  adv.	  1) ;  ,  	  2) ;  

confusion  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) , 

confutation  n. 

confute  v. 

cong  . .  congress

conge  . 

congeal  v.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) (); 

congee  = conjee

congelation  n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   point of congelation ,  	  3) 

congener  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  	2. a. 

congeneric  a. 

congenerical  a. 

congenerous  a. ; ;    ( )

congenial  a.	  1)   ; ;	  2) ; 	  3) , 

congeniality  n. , , , 

congenital  a. , 

conger  n. .   (. conger eel)

congeries  n. (pl.  .) ; ; 

congest  v.	  1) ; 	  2) (), ()

congested  1. p-p.  congest	2. a.	  1)  (   ..);	   congested streets   	  2) .   ( ); 

congestion  n.	  1) 	  2) , ; 	  3) ,  ( )	  4) . ; ;	   venous congestion  

conglobate  1. a. , 	2. v.     

conglomerate  1. n.	  1) 	  2) .   	2. v.	  1) (); 	  2)    

conglomeration  n. ; , ; 

conglutination  n.	  1) , 	  2) . 

congou  n.    

congratulate  v.  (on, upon)

congratulation  n. (. pl.) ;	   a letter of congratulations  

congratulatory  a. 

congregate  v.  (-); , 

congregation  n.	  1) , ; 	  2)  	  3) . ;  ( ); 	  4) . ;  

Congregationalism  n. ;  (     )

congress  n.	  1) ; ;	   The World Peace C.    ;	   to go into congress 	  2) (the C.)  	  3) (Indian National) C.  "  "

congressional  a.   ;	   C. district .      ;	   C. records .   

Congressman  n. .  

congruence  n.	  1) ; ;	   to be in congruence with  -.	  2) 	  3) . 

congruent  = congruous

congruous  a.	  1) ; ; 	  2) . ; 

conic  = conical 1

conical  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

conifer  n.  

coniferous  a. , 

coniform  = conical

conjectural  a. 

conjecture  1. n.	  1) , ;	   to hazard a conjecture  ,  	  2) . 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)   , 

conjee  n.  

conjoin  v. (); ()

conjoint  a. , ; , ;	   conjoint action  

conjugal  a. ; 

conjugality  n. ,   

conjugate  1. a.	  1) 	  2) . ;	   conjugate angles  	  3) .  ( )	  4) .       ( )	2. n. . ,     	3. v.	  1) . 	  2) . 

conjugation  n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) . 

conjunct  a. ; ; 

conjunction  n.	  1) , ;	   in conjunction , 	  2) ; ; 	  3)  , 	  4) . 

conjunctiva  n. .  (  )

conjunctive  1. a.	  1) ;	   conjunctive tissue .  	  2) . conjunctive mood  ;	   conjunctive adverb  ;	   conjunctive pronoun  	2. n. = conjunctive mood

conjunctivitis  n. . 

conjuncture  n.	  1)  ;	   at this conjuncture   	  2) 

conjuration  n. ; 

conjure  v.	  1)  ; 	  2) ,  () (. conjure up)	  3)   (. conjure away, conjure out of);	   to conjure out of a person    -.	  4)    (. conjure up)	  5)  	  6) ,  a name to conjure with  ;  

conjurer  n.	  1) , 	  2)  he is no conjurer =    

conjuror  n.	  1) , 	  2)  he is no conjuror =    

conk  .	1. n.	  1) , 	  2) . . 	  3)    (.  )	  4)    (, )	2. v.	  1)   	  2)  conk out , ,  ( )

conker  n. pl. .      ( )

conn  = con II

connate  a.	  1) , 	  2)    	  3) , 	  4) . ;	   connate water   (  )

connatural  a.	  1) 	  2) 

connect  v.	  1) (); (); ();	   connected to earth . 	  2) ;    	  3)  	  4) .   

connected  1. p-p.  connect	2. a.	  1)  (connected with)	  2)   () 	  3)  (   ..)	  4) 

connecting-link  n.	  1)  	  2) . , 

connecting-rod  n. . , 

connection  = connexion

connective  1. a. ; ;	   connective tissue .  ;	   connective word .  ;	   connective pronoun .  ;	   connective adverb .  	2. n. .  

connexion  n.	  1) ; ; ;	   in this connexion	    )   ;	    )   ;	   in connexion with this    ;	   to cut the connexion   ,  	  2) (. pl.) , 	  3) ; 	  4) ( pl.) , 	  5)  ;	   criminal connexion .  ;	   to form a connexion   	  6) 	  7) (. pl.)   (, );	   to miss a connexion   	  8) ; 

conning tower  n. .  

conniption  n. .  ;   (. conniption fit)

connivance  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  

connive  v. ;   

connoisseur  n. . 

connotate  = connote

connotation  n.	  1) ,  ; ,  	  2) . 

connote  v.	  1)  ,   ( )	  2)    (   ..)	  3) . 

connubial  a. , 

conoid  1. n. . ;  	2. a. 

conquer  v.	  1) , , ; 	  2) ; ; 

conqueror  n.	  1) ; ;	   The C. .  	  2) .  

conquest  n.	  1) , ; ;	   to make a conquest of smb.	    )    -;	    )  -. ;	   The (Norman) C. .    (1066 .)	  2)  ;    ..	  3) ,    ,  

consanguine  = consanguineous

consanguineous  a. , , 

consanguinity  n. , , 

conscience  n. ;	   good ( clear) conscience  ;	   bad ( evil) conscience  ;	   for conscience(') sake   ;	   to have smth. on one's conscience  -.  ,     -.;	   to get smth. off one's conscience      -.;	   in all conscience, upon one's conscience   ; , ;	   to make a matter of conscience   ;	   the freedom of conscience  ;   to have the conscience   (,  -.)

conscience-smitten  a.   

conscienceless  a. 

conscientious  a. ; ,  (   -.);	   conscientious attitude   conscientious objector ,        - 

conscious  a.	  1) ;	   he was conscious of his guilt    	  2) ;	   conscious of pain (cold)   ()	  3) , ;	   with conscious superiority    	  4) predic.   ;	   she was conscious to the last        with a conscious air 

conscious-      , ; . class-conscious worker  

consciousness  n.	  1) ;	   to lose consciousness  ;	   to recover ( to regain) consciousness   	  2) ; 

conscript  1. n.    , , 	2. a.    	3. v.    ; 

conscription  n.	  1)  	  2)  ( ) conscription of wealth   (       )

consecrate  1. a.	  1) 	  2) 	2. v.	  1) 	  2) 

consecration  n.	  1) 	  2) 

consecution  n.	  1) 	  2)  (  ..)

consecutive  a.	  1) ;	   for the fifth consecutive time   ;	   consecutive reaction .   	  2) . ;	   consecutive clause  

consenescence  n. , 

consensus  n.	  1) , 	  2) . ,  	  3) .     

consent  1. n.	  1) ;	   half-hearted consent  ;	   to withhold one's consent   ;	   by common ( with one) consent   ;	   to carry the consent of smb.   -.;  -. 	  2)  age of consent ;	   silence gives consent .  -  	2. v.	  1) ,  , 	  2) , 

consentaneity  n.	  1) 	  2) 

consentaneous  a.	  1) , , 	  2) 

consentient  a.	  1) ;  (to)	  2) 

consequence  n.	  1) () ;	   in consequence of ;  ;	   to take the consequences of ,    	  2) , 	  3) , ;	   of no consequence , 	  4) ,  ;	   person of consequence ,  

consequent  1. a.	  1) () 	  2)   (-.)	2. n.	  1) , 	  2) .    , 	  3) .   

consequential  a.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) ,  

consequently  adv. ; ;  

conservancy  n.	  1)    ;  	  2)      	  3) attr. conservancy area 

conservation  n.	  1) ;	   conservation of energy .  ;	   faculty of conservation . 	  2) = conservancy 1	  3)  ()	  4) . 

conservatism  n. 

conservative  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) ; ;	   conservative estimate  	2. n.	  1) , ;	   to go conservative  	  2) (C.)   

conservatoire  n. . 

conservator  n.	  1)  (  ..)	  2)      	  3) ; 

conservatory  n.	  1) , 	  2) . = conservatoire

conserve  1. v.	  1) , ;	   to conserve one's strength  	  2) 	2. n. ( pl.)   ; , 

consider  v.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) , ;	   he is considered a rich man   	  4)   , ;	   all things considered    	  5)   -.;    -.;	   to consider others   

considerable  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) ;	   a considerable amount of time  	2. n. . . , 

considerate  a.   ; , 

consideration  n.	  1) , ;	   under consideration  , , ;	   to give a problem one's careful consideration   	  2) ;	   to take into consideration   ;	   that's a consideration     ;	   in consideration of   ;	   on ( under) no consideration    ;	   overriding considerations ,   ;	   budgetary considerations .  	  3) , ; ;	   to show great consideration for smb.     -.;	   accept the assurance of my highest consideration      ( )  (  )	  4) , ;	   for a consideration  

considering  1. pres-p.  consider	2. prep.	  1) ,   ;	   he ran very well considering his age    ,    	  2) you acted properly considering .    (  )

consign  v.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3)  ()	  4) . ,    (, )	  5) .    

consignation  n.	  1) .    	  2) .     

consignee  n. 

consigner  = consignor

consignment  n.	  1) ;  	  2) .   ;	   country of consignment   ( );   ( )	  3) , 

consignor  n. 

consilience  n. 

consilient  a. , 

consist  1. v.	  1)  (of consist );  (in consist	    ) 2) ,  (with)	2. n. .  (. )

consistence  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  , 

consistency  n.	  1) = consistence	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) 

consistent  a.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   consistent pattern ;	   it is not consistent with what you said before     	  3) , 

consistory  n. .	  1) 	  2)  

consolation  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. . ;	   consolation prize  ;	   consolation race   ,    

consolatory  a. 

console  I v. 	II n. . .	  1) , 	  2)    ,   .. (  )

console-mirror  n. 

consolidate  v.	  1) ()	  2) () ( , );	   to consolidate two offices   	  3) ; 	  4) . ()	  5) .  ()

consolidated  1. p-p.  consolidate	2. a.	  1) ;	   consolidated annuities = consols; C. Fund   (          )	  2) ; ;	   consolidated return ,  ;  	  3) ;	   consolidated mud  

consolidation  n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 

consols  n. pl. . , 2,5% ( 3%)   

consonance  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) . 

consonant  1. n.	  1) .  	  2) ,   	2. a.	  1)  (to consonant );  (with)	  2) ; 

consonantal  a. . 

consort  1. n.	  1) () (.   );	   Prince C. -,    (   )	  2) .  	2. v.	  1) 	  2) , 

consortium  n. . 

conspectus  . n.	  1) 	  2) 

conspicuous  a. , ,   ;	   to make oneself conspicuous    ;	   to be conspicuous by one's absence   ;	   conspicuous failure  

conspiracy  n.	  1) 	  2) ;  	  3) ,  

conspirator  n. 

conspiratorial  a. ; 

conspire  v.  ,  ;  (against conspire  -.);	   all things conspireed to please him       ,   

constable  n.	  1) ,  (); ;	   Chief C.   ( , )	  2) .  to outrun the constable    ,   

constabulary  1. n.  , ;	   mounted constabulary  	2. a. 

constancy  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 

constant  1. n. . .  (), ;	   constant of friction  	2. a.	  1) ;	   in terms of constant prizes   	  2) ;  (  ..)	  3) , 

constantly  adv.	  1) 	  2) ,   

constellate  v. .  

constellation  n. .  (. .)

consternation  n. ; ;  ( )

constipate  v. .  

constipation  n. . 

constituency  n.	  1) . ;	   to sweep a constituency    	  2)  	  3) . .  (,     ..)

constituent  1. n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) . ;	   immediate constituents  	2. a.	  1)   ;	   constituent element 	  2) 	  3)   ;   ;	   constituent assembly  

constitute  v.	  1) ;	   socialism constitutes the first phase of communism  -   ;	   to constitute justification  ;	   to constitute a menace  	  2) ; 	  3)  (,  )	  4)      ()

constituted  1. p-p.  constitute	2. a. constituted authorities  

constitution  n.	  1) ,  	  2) , , 	  3) , ; ;	   the constitution of one's mind  ;	   strong constitution  	  4) 	  5) . ,  (. .)

constitutional  1. a.	  1) ;	   constitutional government   	  2) . ; 	  3) . constitutional formula  ,  	2. n. , 

constitutionalism  n.	  1)   	  2) 

constitutive  a.	  1) 	  2) , ; 	  3) 	  4) 

constitutor  n. , 

constrain  v.	  1) , 	  2) ; ; 	  3)   

constrained  1. p-p.  constrain	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) ,  ( )	  3) 	  4) ; ,  ( , );  ( )	  5) .   

constrainedly  adv.	  1) ,  	  2) 	  3) ,  

constraint  n.	  1) ;	   under constraint  ;  	  2) ; 	  3) ; 	  4)  

constrict  v. , , , 

constriction  n. , , , 

constrictor  n.	  1) . ; ,  	  2) .  

constringency  n. . ; 

constringent  a. . ; 

construct  v.	  1) , ; ; 	  2) ; ; ;	   to construct the plot of a novel   	  3) .  ()

construction  n.	  1) , ;	   under construction   ; 	  2) , 	  3) ;	   he puts the best (worst) construction on everything      () 	  4) .  (  ..)	  5) . 	  6) .    	  7) attr. ;	   construction engineering  ;	   construction plant  ;	   construction timber  

constructional  a. , ; 

constructionism  n. . 

constructive  a.	  1) ; 	  2) ; ;	   a constructive suggestion  	  3) ;   ,    ;	   constructive denial  ;	   constructive crime . ,       ,      	  4)  ( )

constructor  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . -

construe  v.	  1) , 	  2)   	  3)   	  4) . ,  (  ..);	   to depend is construed with upon  depend    upon

consuetude  n.	  1) ;  	  2)  

consuetudinary  1. n. .  (. )	2. a. ;	   consuetudinary law .  

consul  n. 

consular  a. 

consulate  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)      

consulgeneral  n.  

consulship  n.  

consult  v.	  1) ; ;	   to consult a doctor   ;   	  2) 	  3) ;	   to consult a dictionary   ,     ;	   to consult a watch   	  4)   ;	   I shall consult your interests    

consultant  n. 

consultation  n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   to hold a consultation 	  3) ;	   popular consultation  	  4)  ()

consultative  a. ; 

consulting  1. pres-p.  consult	2. a.	  1) ;	   consulting physician -	  2)  ;	   consulting hours   (  ..);	   consulting room  

consume  v.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	  3) (pass.)   (with);	   he is consumed with envy   	  4)  ( )	  5)  (, )	  6)  ( consume away)

consumer  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. ;	   consumer commodities  

consummate  1. a. , ;	   a consummate master of his craft    	2. v.	  1)   , 	  2)   	  3) . 

consummately  adv.	  1) , 	  2)  

consummation  n.	  1)  ()	  2) , 	  3) ,  ()	  4)   	  5) attr. consummation meter      

consumption  n.	  1) 	  2)  (, , )	  3)  ()	  4) ,  	  5)  ( )

consumptive  a.	  1)   ; 	  2) , 	  3) , 	  4) 

contabescence  n. .  ,  

contact  I n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) , 	  4) pl. . , , 	  5) ,    () 	  6)  , 	  7) . 	  8) . ; 	  9) . 	II v.	  1)   ,  ; 	  2)   ,  ;   ,  	  3)   ( , ); 	  4) . .   ;  ,   	  5) . . 

contactor  n. . 

contagion  n.	  1) , ;  ;  ; ,  	  2) . 	  3)  , ,   ..;  ;  

contagious  a.	  1) , , ;      	  2) 

contain  v.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  () to contain oneself 	  4) .   	  5) . , 

container  n.	  1) , 	  2)  , 	  3) , 

containment  n.	  1) . 	  2)   (  ..)

contaminate  v.	  1) , 	  2) ,   

contaminated  a. , 

contamination  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) . 

contango  n. (pl. os ) .   ,  ,      

contango-day  n. . ,   ;      

contemn  v. . ,   , 

contemplate  v.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) , 	  5) ;	   I do not contemplate any opposition from him       

contemplation  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , 	  4) 	  5) 

contemplative  a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   contemplative look  

contemporaneity  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  ( )

contemporaneous  a.	  1) 	  2) 

contemporary  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , ,     ,   	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  ;  

contemporize  v.	  1)     	  2)  ;   

contempt  n.	  1)  (for contempt );	   to fall into contempt    ;	   to have ( to hold) in contempt 	  2) .  (   ..);	   contempt of court  ,    in contempt of ,  

contemptible  a. 

contemptuous  a. ; , 

contemptuously  adv. ;  

contend  v.	  1) 	  2) ,  (with contend c -.;	   for contend  -.)	  3) 	  4) ,  (that)

contender  n.	  1)  ( ,  )	  2) ;  ( )

content  I n.	  1) (. pl.) ;	   the contents of a book  ;	   table of contents ;	   form and content   	  2) (. pl.) 	  3) , ;	   the content of proposition, of a statement  , 	  4) ; , 	  5) ,  ()	II 1. n.	  1) ;  ;	   to one's heart's content , 	  2)   ,     ;  ""	2. a.	  1) predic.  (with)	  2) ;   (  )	3. v.	  1) 	  2) refl.  (with content -.)

contented  1. p-p.  content II, 3	2. a. , 

contention  n.	  1) , , ; 	  2) 	  3)  , 	  4) ,  bone of contention  

contentious  a.	  1) 	  2) ; ; 

contentment  n. , 

conterminal  a.   , ,  (to, with)

conterminous  a.	  1) = conterminal	  2) 

contest  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ; ; 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) ,  (with);   (against)	  3) ;	   to contest every inch of ground     	  4)  (,     ..); ,  (  -  )

contestant  n.	  1) , , 	  2)  , 

contestation  n.	  1) 	  2) 

contested  1. p-p.  contest 2	2. a. contested election ,   

context  n.	  1) 	  2) , , ; 

contextual  a. ,   

contexture  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ( )

contiguity  n.	  1) ; , 	  2) .  

contiguous  n. , , ; 

continence  n.	  1) 	  2)  (. )

continent  I a.	  1) 	  2) ; 	II n.	  1) , 	  2) (the C.)   ( .  )	  3) (the C.) . .  (    ),    

continental  1. a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) . .          continental breakfast   (  )	2. n.	  1)   ; , 	  2) . .     	  3) . .    (   ) I don't care a continental .  ;	   not worth a continental .    

contingency  n. , ;  

contingent  1. n.	  1)   ()	  2) . ,  	2. a. ; , ; ;   ;	   contingent fee on cure    

continual  a. , ;    

continuance  n.	  1) , ;  ;	   continuance in office    	  2) 	  3) .  (   )

continuant  n. .   

continuation  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) attr. continuation school ( classes)   (       )

continue  v.	  1) (); ; (); ;	   to be continued  ;	   to continue smb. in office  -.  	  2) , 	  3)  	  4) .    

continued  1. p-p.  continue	2. a. ; ;	   continued fraction .  

continuity  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2)   (.   )	  3) 	  4) . ,      	  5) 	  6)  ()	  7) attr. continuity title .  

continuous  1. a.	  1) ;  ; ;	   continuous flight .  	  2) ;	   continuous stretch of water   	  3) .  ( );	   continuous waves .  	  4) . ;	   continuous form   	2. n. = continuous form {. 1, 4}

contort  v.	  1) 	  2) 

contortion  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . , 

contortionist  n. , "-"

contour  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) .  (. contour line)	  3) .  ,  ;	   he is jubilant over the contour of things    	  4) contour fighter   (  )	  5) attr. ;	   contour map . ,   ,  	2. v.  ;   

contra  .	1. n.  ; (all) pro and contra ()   	2. adv. , 	3. prep. 

contra-      ; . contradistinction ; 

contraband  1. n.	  1) ;	   contraband of war	    )  ;	    ) = 2	  2) . .  ,     (    1861-65 .)	2. a. 

contrabandist  n. 

contrabass  n. . 

contraception  n.   ;  

contraceptive  1. a. 	2. n.  

contract  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2)  ; , 	  3) .  (. )	  4) attr. ;	   contract price  ;	   contract law .  	2. v.	  1) (); ();	   to contract expenses  ;	   to contract efforts  ;	   to contract muscles  	  2) ; ;	   to contract the brow ( the forehead)  	  3)  , ;    	  4)  ( ,  )	  5)  ();  ()	  6)  (); , ;	   to contract a disease 	  7)  ()	  8) .  ; 	  9) .  {. contracted 2, 5}

contracted  1. p-p.  contract 2	2. a.	  1)  , ;	   contracted worker  	  2) 	  3) ; 	  4) ,  ( ); 	  5) . ;  ( ; . can't . cannot, o'er . over);	   contracted sentence  

contractile  a. (); 

contractility  n. ; 

contracting parties  n. pl.  ; , 

contraction  n.	  1) ; ; , ; ; , 	  2)  (  ..)	  3)  ()	  4) .  ( )	  5) . ,  ; , 

contractive  a. , ;   , 

contractor  n.	  1) ;	   builder and contractor -	  2) ; 	  3) .  

contractual  a. 

contradict  v.	  1) ; 	  2) , 

contradiction  n.	  1) , ;	   contradiction in terms  	  2) ;	   an official contradiction of the recent rumours    	  3) ; 

contradictious  a.	  1) , 	  2)  , 

contradictor  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

contradictory  1. a. ; ;  	2. n. ,  

contradistinction  n. ; ;	   in contradistinction to ( from)   

contradistinguish  v. ; 

contrail  n. .   

contraindication  n. . 

contralto  . n. (pl. os ) . 

contraposition  n. , 

contraption  n. .   

contrapuntal  a. . 

contrapuntist  n. . 

contrariety  n.	  1) , , 	  2) ; 

contrariness  n. , 

contrariwise  adv.	  1) 	  2)   	  3)   

contrary  1. n.  , ; ;	   on the contrary ;	   to the contrary   , ;	   unless I hear to the contrary     - , ;	   there is no evidence to the contrary   , ;	   to interpret by contraries ,    	2. a.	  1) 	  2)  ( ); ;	   contrary weather  	  3) ; ; ;	   contrary disposition  	3. adv. ,  (to);	   to act contrary to common sense    

contrast  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; ;	   in contrast with smth.	    )   -;	    )    -.	  3) 	2. v.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ;	   these two colours contrast very well     

contravene  v.	  1) ,  (  ..)	  2)  (,   ..);   ( -.)	  3) , 

contravention  n.  (  ..)

contretemps  n. .  , , 

contribute  v.	  1) , 	  2)  (;	   to)	  3)   (   ..;	   to)	  4)  ()	  5)  ( , ;	   to)

contribution  n.	  1) 	  2)  (,   ..)	  3) ; 	  4)  ( , )	  5)  (   ..)	  6) ; ;	   to lay under contribution  

contributor  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) ()  , 

contributory  a.	  1) ; ;	   contributory negligence  ,   	  2)  , ;	   contributory scheme   	  3) 

contrite  a. , 

contritely  adv. ,  ; 

contrition  n. 

contrivance  n.	  1) 	  2) , ; 	  3) 	  4)  ()

contrive  v.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	  3) , 	  4) ,    to cut and contrive     

contriver  n.	  1) 	  2) good contriver ,  

control  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) ; ; , ; ;	   birth control  ;	   social control  ;	   to be in control, to have control over , ;	   to be beyond ( out of) control   ;	   to bring under control ;	   to pass under the control of smb.   -. ;	   control of epidemics    	  4) , 	  5) 	  6) . 	  7) pl. .  	  8) (. pl.) .   	  9)   ( );   	  10) attr. ;	   control experiment  	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) ; ; 	  3) ; ; ;   (   ..)	  4) . 	  5) ;  ()	  6)  (, );	   to control oneself ,  

control-gear  n. .  

controllable  a.	  1) , 	  2)  , 	  3)  

controller  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) . ; 

controversial  a.	  1) , 	  2)  ,    , 

controversialist  n. ; 

controversy  n.	  1) , , ;	   without ( beyond) controversy , 	  2) , 

controvert  v.	  1) , 	  2) , 

contumacious  a.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3) .          

contumacy  n.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3) .   ;   

contumelious  a. ; 

contumely  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

contuse  v. ; 

contusion  n. , 

conundrum  n. ; 

conurbation  n.     

convalesce  v. 

convalescence  n. ; 

convalescent  1. n. 	2. a. ; 

convection  n. . 

convenances  n. . pl. ; , ; ,   

convene  v.	  1)  (, )	  2)  ( )	  3) ()

convener  n.  (, ),    

convenience  n.	  1) ;	   at your convenience      ;	   to await ( to suit) smb.'s convenience   -. ;	   for convenience' sake  	  2) pl. ; ;	   a house with modern conveniences    () 	  3) 	  4) 	  5) ;	   for the convenience of..  ..;	   to make a convenience of smb.   -.   ;  -. , ;	   marriage of convenience   	  6) attr. convenience food ,   

convenient  a. , ; ;	   convenient time  

convent  n.  (. )

conventicle  n. . .	  1)   ( )	  2) .       ( 	II   II)

convention  n.	  1) , ; . 	  2) , , 	  3)  	  4) 	  5) 

conventional  a.	  1) ; ;	   conventional tariff  	  2) ;	   conventional sign  	  3) , ; ; ;	   he made a very conventional speech        	  4) .  (  -    );	   conventional weapons   ;	   conventional bombs   ;	   conventional attack ( aggression)      	  5) . ;   

conventionalism  n. ; 

conventionality  n.	  1) 	  2) (the conventionalities) pl.  (  )

conventionalize  v.	  1)  	  2) .  ,   

conventual  1. a. 	2. n. ; 

converge  v.	  1)  ( ,   ..)	  2)    	  3) .  ( )

convergence  n.	  1)    	  2) .  ( ), 	  3) . . 

convergent  a.    ;	   convergent angle .  

converging  1. pres-p.  converge	2. a. ; ;    ;	   converging fire .  

conversable  a.	  1) ; 	  2)   	  3)    ( )

conversance  n.  (with)

conversant  a.	  1)  ;	   conversant with a subject (with a person)    ( )	  2) 

conversation  n.	  1) , ;	   to make conversation   	  2) pl. 	  3) .   (. conversation piece)

conversational  a.	  1) 	  2) 

conversationalist  n.	  1)  	  2)  

conversazione  . n. (pl. ni) ,     

conversazioni  pl.  conversazione

converse  I	1. v.	  1) , 	  2) ,   ( -.)	2. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	II 1. n.	  1)  ,   	  2) .  	2. a. ; 

conversely  adv. ; 

conversion  n.	  1)  (to, into);  (    ); ;	   conversion of a solid into a liquid     	  2)  ( -. );  (  )	  3)   (       ..)	  4)  (   ); 	  5) . 	  6) . ,     ( )	  7) . 	  8) .  (   )	  9) . , ; 	  10) .    

convert  1. n.	  1) . 	  2)      	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2)  (  ,     ..)	  3) . ,     ()	  4) . 

converter  n.	  1) . ,  	  2) . , 	  3) .  

convertibility  n.	  1) , 	  2) . ,    

convertible  1. a.	  1) , ; ;	   heat is convertible into electricity      ;	   convertible terms ;	   convertible husbandry -.  	  2) ;	   convertible seat  	  3) . , 	2. n.	  1)    	  2) -

converting  1. pres-p.  convert 2	2. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) . 

convex  a. 

convexity  n. 

convexo-concave  a. -

convexo-convex  a. 

convey  v.	  1) ,  (, ); 	  2)  (, ,   ..)	  3)  ()	  4)  (  ..);	   it does not convey anything to my mind     	  5) .  (     )

conveyance  n.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3)  	  4)  (  ..)	  5) .  ()	  6) .  (  )	  7) . , 

conveyancer  n. . ,     

conveyancing  n. .      

conveyer  n. .	  1) ; 	  2) attr. conveyer screw  ( ) 

convict  1. n. , ; 	2. v.	  1) .  ;  	  2)    (,   ..)

conviction  n.	  1) . ,  ;	   summary conviction ,    	  2) ;	   to carry conviction ,  	  3) ,  (of conviction ;	   that)	  4) .  

convince  v.	  1) , 	  2)    (,   ..)

convinced  1. p-p.  convince	2. a.  (of convinced )

convincing  1. pres-p.  convince	2. a. 

convive  n. 

convivial  a.	  1) ; 	  2) ; , 

conviviality  n. ;    . {. convivial}

convocation  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) (C.)  (   )	  4) .  (   )

convoke  v. ,  (, )

convolute  a. . , 

convoluted  a.	  1)  ;  	  2) ,  (    ..)

convolution  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  (); 	  3) .  ()

convolve  v. (); (); ()

convolvulus  . n. . 

convoy  1. n.	  1) 	  2) .  ; .  (   )	  3)  	  4) attr. ; 	2. v. ; 

convulse  v.	  1) ;	   the ground was convulsed  	  2) (. pass.)  , ;	   to be convulsed   	  3) (. pass.)   ( ,   ..)	  4) 

convulsion  n.	  1)  ();	   convulsion of nature ,    ..	  2) (. pl.) , ;	   he went into convulsions    	  3) pl.  	  4)  (. )

convulsive  a. , 

cony  n.	  1) 	  2)    ( )

coo  1. n. 	2. v. ;   

cook  1. n. , ; .  too many cooks spoil the broth . =      	2. v.	  1) ,  ; (); ()	  2)   	  3) ,  ();  (),  (-.  ) to cook smb.'s goose   -.;  -.;	   to cook one's (own) goose  

cook-galley  n. . 

cook-general  n. ,     ,  " "

cook-house  n.    

cook-housemaid  = cook-general

cook-room  n. ; . 

cook-shop  n. ; 

cook-table  n.  

cookbook  . = cookerybook

cooker  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3)  ,   	  4) ,  ,   .. {. cook 2, 3}

cookery  n. ; 

cookery-book  n.  

cookie  n. . .  ; 

cooky  n.	  1) = cookie	  2) 

cool  1. a.	  1) , ; ;	   to get cool  ; 	  2) , ; ;	   to keep cool (one's head)  , ;   	  3) , ; , , 	  4) , , ;	   a cool hand ( customer)  ;	   cool cheek 	  5) .  ( );	   a cool thousand dollars     ;	   a cool twenty kilometres   	2. n.	  1) 	  2) 	3. v. ();  ( cool down, cool off)

cool-headed  a. , 

coolant  n. .  

cooler  n.	  1) 	  2)     	  3)   	  4)  	  5) . . 	  6) .  ; ; ""	  7) . ; . .  

coolie  n. 

cooling  1. pres-p.  cool 3	2. n. 

coolness  n.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3) ; 	  4)  (   ..);  ( )

coomb  n. , ;  , 

coon  n.	  1) (.  racoon) 	  2) .   (. an old coon);	   a gone coon  	  3) . . 

coop  1. n. ;    	2. v.   ,   coop in, coop up	    )  ;	    ) (. p-p.)  

cooper  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  	2. v. , 

cooperage  n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3)    

coot  n.	  1)  ()	  2) .  bald as a coot , 

cootie  n. . .  

cop  I .	1. n.	  1) ; , ""	  2) ;	   fair cop    	2. v. ,  (at cop   );	   to cop it .	    ) , ;	    ) ,   ;	   you will cop it  	II n.	  1)  (-)	  2)  ()	  3) . 

copaiba  n.  

copal  n.  (    ); 

coparcenary  n. .  ;  

coparcener  n. . 

copartner  n.  ;   

cope  I v. ;  (with)	II 1. n.	  1) . 	  2) the cope of heaven  ;	   the cope of night  	  3) ; 	  4) . , ,   	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) , 

cope-stone  n.	  1)  ;  	  2) ;   (  ..);	   it was the cope-stone of his misfortunes      

copeck  . n. 

coper  I n.  ,  	II n. ,        

coping  I pres-p.  cope I	II 1. pres-p.  cope II, 2	2. n.	  1) .    ;  	  2)  

coping-stone  = cope-stone

copious  a. ; ;	   copious writer  ;	   copious vocabulary   

copper  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2)    	  3)  	  4)  hot coppers    ;	   to cool one's coppers 	2. a.	  1) 	  2) - ( )	3. v.  	II n. . , 

copper-bottomed  a.	  1) .   (  )	  2) , ; 

copper-butterfly  n. ,   ()

copperas  n. () 

copperhead  n.	  1)  	  2) (C.)    (       1861-65 .)

copperplate  n.	  1)   	  2)    	  3) attr. copperplate hand  

coppersmith  n. ; 

coppery  a.	  1)  	  2)  

coppice  n.	  1) ; 	  2)   (  )

copra  n. ,    

copse  = coppice

Copt  n. 

copter  .  helicopter

Coptic  1. a. 	2. n.  

copula  n. . . 

copulate  v. . 

copulation  n.	  1) . ; ; 	  2) 

copulative  1. a.	  1) . 	  2) . 	  3) 	2. n. .  

copy  1. n.	  1) ;	   advance copy  	  2) ;	   fair ( clean) copy   ;	   rough ( foul) copy , 	  3) 	  4) 	  5)   , ;	   this makes good copy    ( )	  6) 	  7) . .    () ,     	2. v.	  1)  ; ; ;   	  2) ; 	  3) ,   

copybook  n.	  1)   	  2)   ,       copybook maxims  ;	   copybook morality  ;	   a copybook performance  ,  

copyhold  n. .	  1)  	  2)  , 

copyholder  n.	  1) .      , 	  2) -	  3) . 

copying pencil  n.  

copyist  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , 

copyreader  n. .	  1) = copyholder 2	  2)   ()

copyright  1. n.  ;	   copyright reserved    ( )	2. a. predic.   ;	   this book is copyright      	3. v.   

coquet  v. . 

coquetry  n. . 

coquette  n. . 

cor-  . com-

coracle  n.  ,         (   )

coral  1. n. 	2. a.	  1) 	  2)  

coralisland  n.  

coralline  1. n.  	2. a. 

coralreef  n.  

corbel  1. n.	  1) . , 	  2) . 	2. v. .   ;  

corbie  n. . 

corbiesteps  n. pl. .  

cord  1. n.	  1) , ()	  2)  	  3) . ;	   vocal cords  ;	  4)  ( )	  5) pl.     {. . corduroy 1, 2}	  6)  (  = 128 . .  3,63 3)	2. v.	  1)   ( cord up)	  2)    

cordage  n. ; , 

cordate  a. . 

corded  1. p-p.  cord 2	2. a.	  1)  	  2)  ( )

cordelier  n. .	  1)  (-)	  2)  (  "    "     1789 .)

cordial  1. a. ; ; ,  ( );	   cordial dislike  , 	2. n. ()  ;  () 

cordiality  n. , 

cordially  adv.	  1) ;  ; 	  2) .    (  )

cordite  n.  ( )

cordon  n.	  1) ; 	  2)   (. )	  3) .  (  )

cordon bleu  n. .	  1)  	  2) .  

cordovan  n.	  1) .        (. cordovan leather)	  2) (C.)  . 

corduroy  1. n.	  1)  ; 	  2) pl.    ; 	  3)     (. corduroy road)	2. v.     

core  1. n.	  1) ; ; ;	   to the core 	  2) ,  (-.)	  3) ;	   the very core of the subject   	  4) . ; 	  5) .  	2. v.  

cored  1. p-p.  core 2	2. a. 

coreligionist  n.    , 

coreopsis  n. . 

corespondent  n. .  (  )

corf  n.	  1) ;  (  )	  2) .  

coriaceous  a. ; ,  

Corinthian  1. a. ;	   Corinthian order .  	2. n.	  1) 	  2) .  	  3)  ,  

cork  1. n.	  1) 	  2)   	  3) ;	   like a cork ,   ; . , 	  4) 	2. a. ;	   cork jacket ( vest)   	3. v.	  1)  	  2)   	  3) (); ,  ( cork up)

corkage  n.	  1)    	  2)           (   ..)

corked  1. p-p.  cork 3	2. a.	  1) 	  2)   	  3)   ( )

corker  n.	  1)    	  2) .  ,  

corking  1. pres-p.  cork 3	2. a. . , 

corkscrew  1. n. 	2. a. , ;	   corkscrew spin .  	3. v.	  1)  ()  	  2) , 	  3) .    

corktree  n. .  

corkwood  n.  

corky  a.	  1) 	  2) . , , ; 

cormorant  n.	  1) .  	  2) ; 

corn  I	1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) . ; . 	  3) . ,  (. Indian corn)	  4) . .  	  5) ; , 	  6) . . , ;    	  7) attr. ; . ;	   corn bread .   ,  ;	   corn failure 	2. v.	  1)   ( corn up)	  2)   (. )	  3) ,  ()	  4) . , 	II n.  (.  )

cornchandler  n.     

corncob  n.   

corncockle  n. .  

corncrake  n.  ()

corndodger  = dodger 3

cornea  n. .   

corned  I a. ;	   corned beef 	II p-p.  corn I, 2

cornel  n. .  

cornelian  n. . 

corneous  a. ; 

corner  1. n.	  1) , ;	   to cut off a corner  ,  ;	   round the corner  ; .  , ;	   to turn the corner	    )   ;	    )    ;	    )    ();	    ) . . 	  2) 	  3) ,  ;	   done in a corner  , 	  4) , ;	   the four corners of the earth   	  5)  ; ;	   to drive into a corner   ,   	  6) .      	  7) . ,   hole and corner transactions  	2. v.	  1) (. p-p.)  	  2)   ,  ;   	  3)   	  4)     ;	   to corner the market  ,  

cornerboy  . = cornerman 2

cornered  1. p-p.  corner 2	2. a.	  1)  ,  	  2)   ;   

cornerman  n.	  1)      	  2)  	  3)  ()  {. corner 2, 4}

cornerstone  n.	  1) .  	  2)  

cornet  n.	  1) . , --	  2) 	  3)  ( );   

cornetapistons  n. . (pl. cornetsapistons) . , --

cornetsapistons  pl.  cornetapistons

cornexchange  n.  

cornfield  n. , ; .  

cornflakes  n. pl. ,  

cornfloor  n. ; 

cornflour  n. ,  (  - ) 

cornflower  n.  ()

cornice  n.	  1) . ; 	  2)   ()

cornicle  n.  ();  ()

Cornish  1. a. 	2. n. . ,  

cornopean  = cornet 1

cornpone  n. .  

cornrent  n.  ,  

cornstalk  n.	  1) .  	  2) . 

cornucopia  n.  

corny  I a. , ; 	II a.	  1) 	  2) . ; 	  3) . ;	   corny joke  	  4) . , 

corolla  n. . 

corollary  n.	  1) . ; 	  2)  , 

corona  n.	  1)   (   );  (   )	  2) . , 	  3)  	  4) . ,   	  5) .  	  6) .    

coronach  n.	  1)  ,   (  )	  2)  ,  ( )

coronal  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	2. a. ; ;	   coronal suture .  

coronary  a. . ;	   coronary thrombosis   

coronate  v. 

coronation  n.	  1) , 	  2) () 

coroner  n. , ,       

coronet  n.	  1)  ()	  2) 	  3) . 	  4)    ( ), 

corpora  pl.  corpus

corporal  I a. ;	   corporal defects  ;	   corporal punishment  , 	II n. ;	   ship's corporal   	III n. . 

corporate  a. , ;	   corporate body  ;	   corporate responsibility    ;	   corporate town ,  

corporation  n.	  1) ;	   municipal corporation 	  2) .  ;	   banking corporation  	  3) .  

corporator  n.  

corporeal  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

corporeality  n. , 

corporeity  = corporeality

corposant  n.   ; .     ( .  . )

corps  n. . (pl. corps )	  1) ;	   C. diplomatique  	  2) . ;  , 

corpsdeballet  n. . 

corpse  n. 

corpulence  n. ; 

corpulent  a. , , , 

corpus  . n. (pl. pora)	  1)  (), ; ;	   the corpus of American poetry   ;	   corpus juris  ;	   corpus delicti .  	  2)  	  3) . ,  (  )

Corpus Christi  n. .   

corpuscle  n.	  1) , ; ;	   red (white) corpuscles .  ()  	  2) . ; ; 

corpuscular  a. . ; 

corral  1. n.	  1)  ( )	  2) ,    ( )	2. v.	  1)   	  2)   	  3) . 

correct  1. a.	  1) , , 	  2) ,  ( , ) the correct card   	2. v.	  1) , , ;	   to correct barometer reading to sea level         	  2)  , ; 	  3)  ( )	  4) 	  5)  ()

correction  n.	  1) , ;	   to speak under correction ,   	  2) 	  3) . 	  4) attr. correction factor  

correctional  a. ;	   C. Institutions  , 

corrective  1. a.	  1) 	  2)  ( )	2. n.	  1) ; , 	  2) .  

correctly  adv.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   to behave correctly   

corrector  n.	  1) ;	   corrector of the press 	  2) 	  3) 

correlate  1. n. ,  	2. v.   ,   ;   (to, with)

correlation  n. , , ; 

correlative  1. a.	  1) 	  2) , 	2. n.	  1) 	  2) .  ; ,       (. so correlative as, either correlative or)

correspond  v.	  1)  (with, to); 	  2)   (to)	  3)  (with)

correspondence  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) , ; 	  4) attr. correspondence column       ;	   correspondence courses  

correspondent  1. n. 	2. a. . ,  ,  (to, with)

corresponding  1. pres-p.  correspond	2. a.	  1) 	  2)  

corresponding member  n. - (   ..)

corridor  n. 

corrigenda  pl.  corrigendum

corrigendum  . n. (pl. da)	  1) 	  2) pl.  

corrigible  a. , 

corroborant  1. a. ; 	2. n.	  1)  	  2) . ,  

corroborate  v. ;  (  ..)

corroborative  1. a. ; 	2. n. .  

corroboratory  = corroborative 1

corrode  v.	  1)  (. .);  ()	  2) ;   

corrodent  1. n.  	2. a. ; 

corrosion  n. ; ; ; 

corrosive  1. a. , ; ;	   corrosive sublimate . 	2. n. ,  

corrugate  v.	  1) ()	  2) .  , , 

corrugated  1. p-p.  corrugate	2. a. , ;	   corrugated iron    

corrugation  n.	  1) ,  ( )	  2)  ()	  3) . ; ; 

corrupt  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2)  (   ..)	  3) ,  ( )	  4) ;	   corrupt practices ,  	2. v.	  1) (), ()	  2) 	  3) , 	  4) , 	  5)  ()	  6) .   

corruptibility  n.	  1) , 	  2)  

corruptible  a.	  1) 	  2) 

corruption  n.	  1) ; ;	   corruption of the body  	  2) ;  (, )	  3) 	  4)  (); , 

corsage  n. .	  1) 	  2) . ,   

corsair  n. .	  1) , 	  2)  ()

corse  n. . . corpse

corselet  n.	  1) . 	  2) 

corset  n.	  1) 	  2) ( pl.) ; 

corslet  = corselet

cortege  n. . ,  

Cortes  n. pl.  (  , )

cortex  n. (pl. tices)	  1) . 	  2) .   

cortical  a. 

corticate  a.  ; ; 

corticated  = corticate

cortices  pl.  cortex

coruscate  v. ; 

coruscation  n. , 

corvee  n. .	  1) . 	  2) ,  

corvette  n. . ;  

corvine  a. 

corymb  n. . 

corymbose  a. . 

coryphaei  pl.  coryphaeus

coryphaeus  . n. (pl. phaei) 

coryphee  n. .  ( )

cos  n. .   (. C. lettuce)

cosaque  n. .   

cose  v. ,  , 

cosecant  n. . 

coseismal  n. .   (. coseismal line, coseismal curve)

cosh  n. .  () ,  

cosher  I v. , 	II v. . ;    	III v. . ,  

cosignatory  n. .   ,        

cosily  adv. 

cosine  n. . 

cosiness  n. , 

cosmetic  1. a. 	2. n. ;  

cosmetologist  n. ; 

cosmetology  n. 

cosmic  a.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   cosmic sadness  	  3) . , 

cosmodrome  n. 

cosmogony  n. 

cosmography  n. 

cosmology  n. 

cosmonaut  n. 

cosmonautics  n. 

cosmopolitan  1. n. 	2. a. 

cosmopolitanism  n. 

cosmopolite  = cosmopolitan I

cosmopolitism  = cosmopolitanism

cosmos  . n.	  1) , 	  2)  

Cossack  . n.	  1) 	  2) attr. 

cosset  1. n.	  1)  	  2) ; 	2. v. , , 

cost  1. n.	  1) ,  (. .);	   prime cost  ;	   costs of production  ;	   cost of living  ;	   cost and freight .   ;	   cost, insurance and freight (. . i. f.) . , , 	  2)  (); 	  3) pl.  	  4) attr. cost price ;	   cost accounting  ;   at any cost, at all costs  ;      ;	   at the cost of smth.  -.;	   at one's cost  -. ;	   to count the cost   ;	   to know (to learn) to one's own cost  ()   	2. v. (cost)	  1) , ;	   it cost him infinite labour     ;	   it may cost you your life     	  2)  ,  ()

costal  a. 

costard  n.     

coster  n.   , ,   ..

costermonger  n.   , ,   ..

costive  a.	  1)  	  2) ;        	  3) 

costless  a. ,   

costliness  n.  ; 

costly  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

costume  1. n.	  1) , , 	  2)   , ;	   English costume of the XVIII century   XVIII 	  3)  (,     ..)	  4) attr. costume ball  , -	2. v. ;  

costume piece  n. .  

costumier  n. ;     

cosy  1. a. , 	2. n.   ( )

cot  I n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3)   , 	  4) attr. cot case .  	II n.	  1) , 	  2) . 	III .  cotangent

cotangent  n. . 

cote  n. , , 

coterie  n.	  1)  (,   ..)	  2) ,  

cothurni  pl.  cothurnus

cothurnus  n. (pl. = ni)	  1) -. 	  2) 	  3)  

cotillion  n.  ()

cotillon  n.  ()

cottage  n.	  1) ; .  	  2) ; 	  3) .  	  4) attr. cottage cheese  ;	   cottage hospital    (    ); ,     ;	   cottage piano  

cottager  n.	  1)   , 	  2) ;  {. . cottar}	  3) . 

cottar  n.	  1) .  (  )	  2) . . - ( ,    )

cotter  I = cottar	II n. .	  1) , , 	  2) attr. cotter bolt   

cottier  = cottar 2

cotton  I	1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ;  	  3) pl.    	  4) ;	   a needle and cotton   	  5)  (. cotton wool)	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 	II v.	  1) ;  (together, with)	  2) ,  (to);	   I don't cotton to him at all       cotton on	    )  (to cotton );	    ) . ;	   cotton up (to)    

cotton mill  n.  

cotton waste  n. .	  1)  	  2) 

cotton weed  = cudweed

cotton wool  n.	  1) -	  2) 

cotton yarn  n.  

cotton-cake  n.  

cotton-gin  n. . 

cotton-grass  n. . 

cotton-grower  n. 

cotton-lord  n.  

cotton-machine  n.  

cotton-picker  n.	  1)  	  2)  

cotton-plant  n. 

cotton-planter  n. 

cotton-spinner  n.	  1) 	  2)  

cotton-tail  n.  

cottonocracy  n. .      

Cottonopolis  n. . .  (   )

cottony  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

cotyledon  n. . 

couch  I	1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) . 	  3) , ; 	  4) . ,   (,   )	2. v.	  1) (.  p-p.) 	  2) ,  ( )	  3) , , ;	   the refusal was couched in polite terms      	  4) .  	  5)  ,   (, )	  6) -.  (  ..)	II = couch-grass

couch-grass  n. .  

couchette  n.   ( )

cougar  n. . , 

cough  1. n. 	2. v.  cough down    ();	   cough out ;	   cough up .	    ) = out;	    ) , ,  (-.);	    )   

cough-drop  n.   

cough-lozenge  n.   

could  ( ); ( ) p.  can I

coulee  n.	  1) .   	  2) .  ;  

coulisse  n. .	  1) . 	  2) . , 	  3) attr. coulisse gossip  

couloir  n. . 

coulomb  n. . 

coulter  n. ,  

council  n.	  1) ;	   World Peace C.   ;	   Security C.  ;	   town council ,  ;	   council of war   (. .)	  2) ;	   council of physicians  	  3)  	  4) . 

councillor  n.  ; 

councilman  n. (pl. -men)   (. )

counsel  I n.	  1) ,  to take (to hold) counsel with smb. .   -.	  2) 	  3) , , 	  4) (pl.  .) . , 	II v. ,  , ;   

counsellor  n.	  1) 	  2)  (.    )	  3) ,  (  )

counselor  = counsellor

count  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) .  	  4) .	    )     	    )  	  5) . 	2. v.	  1) , , 	  2)   ,  , 	  3) , 	  4)  	  5) .  ,     count for  ,  count in  count off	    ) 	    )  (  ,  -) count on   (-., -.) count out	    ) 	    ) .   -  	    ) . .       ,     	    )  ( )         count up ,  count upon . count on	3. n.  ( )

countable  a.	  1) , 	  2) . = denumerable	  3)  . . .   

countdown  n.	  1)     	  2)   (     )

countenance  1. n.	  1)  , 	  2) , 	  3)  , , ;	   to lend ( to give) one's countenance   ; 	2. v.	  1) , , 	  2)  , ;  

counter  I v. ; ;	   to serve behind the counter   	II n.	  1) ,  (   )	  2)  ( )	  3) . ; 	III 1. n.	  1) , ;	   as a counter to smth.   -.	  2)  ;  ,      	  3)  ()	  4)  ( )	  5) ; 	  6) .  	2. a. ; ; 	3. adv. ;   ; ;	   to run counter  	4. v.	  1) ; ; ;	   to counter a claim  	  2) .    ( )

counter-  pref. -, -

counter-attack  1. n. , 	2. v. 

counter-attraction  n.	  1)  	  2)  

counter-claim  1. n.  , 	2. v.   

counter-clockwise  adv.  ()  

counter-espionage  n. 

counter-intelligence  n. 

counter-irritant  n. .    

counter-jumper  . . . counterman

counter-measure  n. 

counter-offensive  n. . 

counter-revolution  n. 

counter-revolutionary  1. n. 	2. a. 

counteract  v.	  1) 	  2) 

counteraction  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) .  

counteractive  a.	  1) 	  2) 

counterbalance  1. n. 	2. v. ,  

counterblast  n.	  1)   	  2) ;   ( -.)	  3) 

counterblow  n.  , 

countercharge  1. n.  	2. v.   

countercheck  n. ; 

counterfeit  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ;  	2. a.	  1) , ; 	  2) ;	   counterfeit grief  	3. v.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) ;  

counterfoil  n.  , ,   ..

counterfort  n. . , 

counterman  n. , 

countermand  1. n. ;     	2. v.	  1)  ()  	  2)  (,  )

countermarch  1. n. . 	2. v.      

countermark  n.    

countermine  1. n. 	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  

counterpane  n.   ( )

counterpart  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) -. (  ),  ,    	  4) .   ( )

counterplot  1. n. 	2. v.  

counterpoint  n. . 

counterpoise  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. v. 

counterscarp  n. . 

countershaft  n. . ,  

countersign  1. n.	  1) . 	  2) , 	2. v.  () ,   

countersink  .	1. n. ,  	2. v. 

countervail  v. ; 

countervailing duty  n. .  

counterweigh  v. 

counterweight  n. , 

counterwork  1. n. 	2. v. ;  ()

countess  n. 

counting-house  n.	  1) 	  2) 

counting-room  . = counting-house

countless  a. , , 

countrified  a.   

country  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  (. old country);	   to leave the country   	  3)  (  );  ;	   in the country  ;  ;  ;	   in the open country   	  4) , 	  5) ; 	  6) 	  7) , ;	   this subject is quite unknown country to me   -   	  8)  , 	  9) attr. ;  to appeal ( to go) to the country      

country-house  n.	  1)  	  2)  , 

country-seat  n. ; 

country-side  n.	  1)  ; 	  2)   

countrycousin  n.	  1)   	  2) ,   

countrydance  n.  ()

countryfolk  n. pl.  

countryman  n.	  1) , 	  2) ,  

countryparty  n.  

countrytown  n.  

countrywoman  n.	  1) , 	  2) ,  

county  n.	  1)  (   );  ( )	  2)    	  3) attr.     ; ;	   county borough     50 ,     ;	   county council    ;	   county court     ;	   county town ( seat)     

coup  n. .  ;   

coup d'etat  n. .  

coupde gra ce  n. .   

coupe  n. .	  1)  	  2)   	  3) -.  

couple  1. n.	  1) , ;	   lend me a couple of pencils    	  2) , 	  3) 	  4)        	  5) .  	  6) .  to hunt in couples  	2. v.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) 	  5) -. 

coupler  n.	  1) 	  2) . ;  ;  	  3) .  

couplet  n.  

coupling  1. pres-p.  couple 2	2. n.	  1) ;  ( )	  2) ; 	  3) . ; ; 	  4) . 

coupon  n.	  1) ;  (   )	  2) .        

courage  n. , , , ;	   to muster ( to pluck) (up) courage ,  ;	   to lose courage ;	   to have the courage of one's convictions ( opinions)       Dutch courage   

courageous  a. , , 

courier  n.	  1) , , 	  2) 

course  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ; ;	   course of events  ;	   in the course of a year   ;	   the course of nature ,   	  3)  ()	  4) ; , ;	   in course    ;	   in due course	    ) ;	    )  	  5)  , 	  6)  (, , )	  7) ;	   a dinner of three courses    	  8) course of exchange  	  9)  	  10) .   	  11) .   	  12) .  ;  (), 	  13) pl. .  a matter of course    ;	   of course 	2. v.	  1) ,   	  2)    ( );   	  3) , 	  4) . 

courser  n.	  1) 	  2) . () 

court  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  (  ..);	   to hold a court    	  3) ; . . ; ;	   Supreme C.  ;	   court of justice ;	   C. of Appeal  ;	   to be out of court    ; .  ;	   this book is now out of court    	  4) .  ()	  5)   ; 	  6) ;	   to make ( to pay) court to smb.   -.	2. v.	  1) ;  , 	  2) 	  3) ;	   to court applause   	  4)  (into, to, from) to court disaster  

court martial  n. (pl. courts martial)  , 

court plaster  n. 

court-card  n.    

court-house  n.	  1)  	  2) ,       (   )

court-martial  v.   

court-yard  n.  

courteous  a. , , 

courtesan  n. 

courtesy  n. , , ;  , ;	   by (the) courtesy of...  ..;	   as a matter of courtesy    courtesy title ,   ,     (. honourable);	   courtesy of the port     

courtezan  = courtesan

courtier  n.	  1) 	  2) 

courtliness  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) 

courtly  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

courts martial  pl.  court martial

courtship  n. 

cousin  n.	  1)  , ;  ,  (. first cousin, cousin german);	   second cousin  ;  ;	   first cousin once removed      	  2) ;	   to call cousin ( cousins) with smb.  -. ,     -.	  3) ,               forty-second cousin  ;	   cousin Betty  ()

cove  I	1. n.	  1) ;   	  2) . ; 	2. v. .  	II n. . , 

cove-crop  n. -.  

coven  n. . ;  

covenant  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) . ;   ;	   C. of the League of Nations .       	  3) . ;	   the books of the Old and the New C.     ;	   land of the C. " "	2. v.  

covenanted  1. p-p.  covenant 2	2. a.  

coventrate  v.     

coventrize  = coventrate

cover  1. n.	  1) ; ; ; ; , 	  2) ;	   under the same cover    	  3) , ,  ;	   to read from cover to cover      ( )	  4) , ; ; ;	   under cover  ,   {. . 5  7};	   to take cover 	  5) ; ; ; , ;	   under cover of friendship    {. . 4  7}	  6) 	  7) ;	   under cover of darkness    {. . 4  5}	  8) .  	  9)  ()	  10) = cover-point	2. v.	  1) ; ; ; ; ;	   to cover a wall with paper   ;	   to cover one's face with one's hands   ;	   to cover the retreat  ;	   to cover one's tracks   	  2) , , ;	   he covered his friend from the blow with his own body       	  3) ;	   to cover one's confusion (annoyance)   (  )   ()	  4) ;  ( -.);	   the book covers the whole subject       	  5) ; ;	   the city covers ten square miles     	  6) ,  (-. ); .  ()	  7)  ,  ( )	  8) , ;	   the circumstances are covered by this clause    	  9)  (  ..)	  10)  ( )	  11)  (   ..);    cover in	    ) ;	    )   ();	   cover over , ;	   cover up ,  

cover girl  n.  ,      ;  

cover-point  n. .	  1)  ( )	  2)   ( )

cover-up  n.	  1) ; " "	  2) 

coverage  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)   ,    ..

coverall  n. (pl.)  , 

coveralls  n. (pl.)  , 

covered  1. p-p.  cover 2	2. a.	  1) ; , 	  2)  ;	   pray be covered , () ;	   to remain covered   

covering  1. pres-p.  cover 2	2. n.	  1) , ; ; 	  2) ; 	  3) , 	  4) 	3. a.	  1) ;	   covering letter  ;	   covering note  	  2) . covering party ;	   covering sergeant  

coverlet  n. ; 

coverlid  = coverlet

covert  1. n.	  1)    (, )	  2) .  (. covert cloth)	  3) pl. 	2. a. , , ;	   covert glance  

coverture  n.	  1) , 	  2) .   

covet  v. ,  (, )

covetous  a.	  1) ,  (of)	  2) 	  3) 

covey  I n.	  1) ,  (. );	   to spring a covey  	  2) . ,  (. , )	II = cove II

cow  I n.	  1) (pl. s . . kine) 	  2)  , , ,   . . till the cows come home =    	II v. , ; 

cow-boy  n. . 

cow-catcher  n. . -.  ( )

cow-fish  n.	  1)  	  2)  

cow-heel  n.   ( )

cow-hide  1. n.	  1)  	  2) .    	2. v.  

cow-house  n. 

cow-leech  n. . 

cow-pox  n. .  

cow-puncher  n. . . 

coward  1. n. 	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ; 

cowardice  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 

cowardly  1. a. ; 	2. adv. . 

cowberry  n. 

cower  v. ,  ( , )

cowherd  n.	  1) 	  2) 

cowl  n.	  1) ,   ; 	  2)    	  3)  	  4) . 

cowlick  n. , 

cowling  n. .  , 

cowman  n.	  1)   	  2) . 

cowrie  n.  (,        )

cowry  n.  (,        )

cowshed  n. , 

cowslip  n. .	  1)    	  2) .  

cox  . .  coxswain

coxcomb  n.  , 

coxcombical  a. , 

coxcombry  n. , 

coxswain  n.	  1)  	  2) 

coxy  = cocksy

coy  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

coyote  n. .  , 

coyoting  n. .   

cozen  v. , 

cozenage  n. , 

cozy  = cosy

crab  I n.	  1)  	  2)  	II 1. n.	  1) . 	  2) (C.)  (   )	  3) . ,  to catch a crab = " "	2. v.	  1)   (  )	  2) .  ,  	  3) . .  	III n. .	  1) ; 	  2) ,  

crabbed  1. p-p.  crab II, 2	2. a.	  1) , 	  2)  ;  ( )

crabber  n. . 

crabby  a. 

crack  1. n.	  1) ;  ()	  2) ; , ; 	  3) ; 	  4) -.  -. 	  5)   ( )	  6) . . , ;  	2. a. . , ; 	3. v.	  1)  , , ;  ()	  2)  , ; (); , 	  3)  ( )	  4) .  ()  crack down  ();	   crack up .	    ) ; ;	    )  (); ;   ( );   ();	    ) ;  ( ) to crack a bottle , ""  ();	   to crack a joke  ;	   to crack a smile ;	   to crack a record .    ;	   to crack a window  

crack-a-jack  .	1. n. ,  	2. a. , 

crack-brained  a.	  1) , 	  2) ,  ( , )

crack-jaw  a. .    ( )

crackdown  n.   ,   ,  

cracked  1. p-p.  crack 3	2. a.	  1) 	  2)  ( , )	  3)   ;	   his brains are cracked  	  4) ;  ( )

cracker  n.	  1) , -	  2) .   , 	  3) pl.   	  4) .       	  5) . 	  6) . 

cracking  1. pres-p.  crack 3	2. n. . 

crackjack  n. .   

crackle  1. n. ; ; 	2. v. ; 

crackling  1. pres-p.  crackle 2	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2)   ()	  3) pl. 

cracknel  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) pl. 

crackpot  n. . , 

cracksman  n. 

cracky  a.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) . 

cradle  1. n.	  1) , ;	   from the cradle  , ;	   from the cradle to the grave  	  2) ; ; ;	   the cradle of civilization  	  3)  ();	   he dropped the receiver into its cradle   	  4) . , 	  5) .  ()	  6) .     	  7) .  	2. v.	  1)   ; 	  2)     	  3) .  ( )

cradling  1. pres-p.  cradle 2	2. n.	  1)   	  2) . ; 

craft  n.	  1) 	  2) , , ; 	  3) , 	  4) (the C.)  	  5) ; .   	  6) ()	  7) attr. ;	   craft union	    ) ,    ,  ;	    ) . 

craft-brother  n.   

craftily  adv.	  1) 	  2)  

craftiness  n. , 

craftsman  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 

craftsmanship  n. 

crafty  a. , 

crag  n. , 

craggy  a.	  1) ,  	  2) , 

cragsman  n. 

crake  n. . , 

cram  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3) 	  4) . , 	2. v.	  1) ,  (into)	  2) ;	   the theatre was crammed    	  3) , 	  4) 	  5)   ; ;   	  6)   ( cram up)	  7) . 

cram-ful  a.   

crambo  n.	  1)    	  2) . 	  3)  dumb crambo -

crammer  n.	  1) ,   	  2) . 

cramp  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) pl. . 	  3) . , 	  4) . 	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2) ,  ();  (); 	  3) .  

cramp-fish  n. .  

cramp-iron  = crampon 1

cramped  1. p-p.  cramp 2	2. a.	  1)   	  2) ;  ( )	  3)   ( )	  4)  ( )	  5)  (  )

crampon  n.	  1) .  	  2) pl.       

cranage  n.	  1)   	  2)    

cranberry  n. 

crane  1. n.	  1) 	  2) .  	  3) 	2. v.	  1)  ,    ( crane out, crane over, crane down)	  2)  	  3) . ,   ,  (at)

crane's-bill  n. . , 

crane-fly  n. . 

crania  pl.  cranium

cranial  a. 

craniometry  n.  , 

cranium  n. (pl. -nia) 

crank  I	1. n. . ; ;  ;  , 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  	II 1. n.	  1)   ()	  2) , 	  3)   	2. a.	  1) . cranky	  2) . 

crank case  n. .  

cranked  1. p-p.  crank I, 2	2. a. , 

crankshaft  n. .  

crankweb  n. .  

cranky  a.	  1) ,  ( )	  2) .  ( )	  3) ,  ; ;  	  4) 	  5) ,  

crannied  a. 

cranny  n. , 

crap  n.	  1) . 	  2) . 	  3) .  to do ( to take) a crap  ( )

crape  n.	  1) ; . 	  2)  ,   

craped  a.	  1) 	  2)   	  3)  

craps  n. .     craps!  !

crapulence  n.	  1) 	  2)  

crapulent  a.	  1)   	  2)  -.  (, , )

crapulous  = crapulent

crapy  a. 

crash  I	1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)    , 	  3) , , 	  4) , 	2. adv.  ,  	3. v.	  1) ,   ,  ( crash through, crash down); ;	   to crash into smth.   .  	  2) , ;  ;	   to crash a plane  	  3)  , ;   	  4)  	  5) . .  "",     ;	   to crash a party   ;	   to crash the gate    (   ..)   crash in 	II n.  , 

crash-helmet  n.   , ,    

crash-land  v. .   

crash-landing  n. .   

crash-test  1. n.  	2. v.   

crashproof  a. . 

crass  a.	  1) 	  2)  (   ..)

crassitude  n.  , 

cratch  n.  (     )

crate  1. n.	  1) () ;    	  2)  	  3) . . 	2. v.   , 

crater  n.	  1)  ()	  2)  ( )	  3) .  ()

cravat  n. . ; 

crave  v.	  1)  ,  (for)	  2) , 	  3)  ( )

craven  1. a. ; ;	   to cry craven ; 	2. n. 

craving  1. pres-p.  crave	2. n.  ,  (for)

craw  n.  ( )

crawfish  1. n. = crayfish	2. v. . .   

crawl  1. v.	  1) ; ;	   to crawl about    ( )	  2) 	  3)  (;	   with)	  4)    	2. n.	  1) ,  ;	   to go at a crawl ,  	  2) 	  3) .  ( ; . crawl stroke)	  4) . , 

crawler  n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3)   	  4) .  	  5) pl.  (  )	  6) attr. . 

crawly  a. .     

crayfish  n.	  1)  	  2) (),   

crayon  1. n.	  1)  ;  ; 	  2)     ;  	  3)   	  4) .    	  5) attr. ,  ;	   crayon paper  	2. v.     

craze  1. n.	  1) ;  	  2) . ,   (for);	   to be the craze   ,  	  3)   	2. v. (. p-p.)	  1)   	  2)   	  3)     

crazy  a.	  1) , 	  2) .  ( -.);   (about)	  3) ; 	  4)   ( )	  5)     ;	   crazy quilt  ;	   crazy bone = funny-bone

cre pe  n. .	  1)  ();	   cre pe de Chine 	  2) attr. cre pe paper  ;	   cre pe shoes    

cre'che  n. .  

creak  1. n. 	2. v. 

creaky  a. 

cream  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) -. ,  ;  (-.);	   the cream of the joke ( of the story)   ( );	   the cream of society " "	  3)  ( )	  4) 	  5) attr. = cream-coloured	  6) attr. cream freezer 	2. v.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)   (. .)	  4)   (   ..)	  5) . ;	   to cream butter and sugar till soft       

cream cheese  n.  

cream of tartar  n.  

cream-coloured  a.  

cream-laid paper  n.    

cream-wove paper  n.    

creamery  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

creamy  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

crease  1. n.	  1) ; ; ;   	  2) ,  ( )	  3)  ()	  4)   	2. v.	  1) ();	   this material creases easily    	  2)  	  3) , 

creasy  a. , ,  

create  v.	  1) , 	  2)   ;	   he was created a baronet    	  3)  (-.   ..);  (  ..)	  4) . , ;	   he is always creating about nothing     

creation  n.	  1) ; , 	  2)  (, )	  3) 	  4)   

creative  a. , ;	   creative personality  

creator  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) (the C.) 

creature  n.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3) 	  4) , 	  5) . "",   creature comforts	    )  ;	    ) .     (  ..)

credence  n.	  1) , ;	   to give credence to smb.  -.;	   letter of credence  	  2)  ( ; . credence table)

credent  a. 

credential  n.	  1) ;  ; 	  2) pl.   ()	  3) pl. attr. 

credibility  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

credible  a. ;  

credit  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   to give credit to smth.  -.	  2)  	  3) , ;	   to one's credit  -. ;	   the boy is a credit to his family     ;	   to do smb. credit   -.	  4) ; ;  (of, for)	  5) . ;    -.    	  6) . ; ; ,   ;    ;	   on credit  ;  ;	   to allow credit  	  7) attr. credit card   (  );	   credit worthiness 	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2) ;	   to credit smb. with good intentions  -.  	  3) . 

creditable  a. ,   (-.)

creditor  n.	  1) 	  2)    

credo  . n. (pl. -os )	  1) , 	  2) .  

credulity  n. , 

credulous  a. , 

creed  n.	  1) , 	  2) ;  

creek  n.	  1) , ;  	  2) . ;  ; 

creel  n.	  1)   	  2) .   

creep  1. v. (crept)	  1) ; 	  2)    ( )	  3) ,  (  )	  4) ,  ( creep in, creep into, creep up);	   to creep about on tiptoe   ;	   to creep into smb.'s favour   -.  	  5) ;    ;	   it makes my flesh ( blood) creep       	  6) . 	  7) .    (   ..)	2. n.	  1) pl. . ; 	  2)    ( )	  3) .  ; 	  4) . ,  	  5) .  , 	  6) .  

creeper  n.	  1)  	  2)  ; 	  3) pl.  (  )	  4) pl.   	  5) . 

creeping  1. pres-p.  creep 1	2. a. , , 

creepy  a.	  1)  ,   	  2) 	  3) 

creese  n.  

cremate  v. ,  

cremation  n. 

cremator  n.	  1) ,  	  2)  	  3)    

crematoria  pl.  crematorium

crematorium  n. (pl. -s -ria) 

crematory  = crematorium

crenel  = crenelle

crenelated  a. 

crenellated  a. 

crenelle  n. . 

Creole  n. ; 

creosote  n. . 

crepitate  v.	  1) , 	  2) 

crepitation  n.	  1) , 	  2)  ( )

crept  p.  p-p.  creep 1

crepuscular  a.	  1) ; 	  2) . 

crescendo  .	1. n. . 	2. adv.   , 

crescent  1. n.	  1) ;  ;     	  2)  C. City . .  	2. a.	  1)   , 	  2) , 

cress  n.  ()

cresset  n. , 

crest  1. n.	  1)  ();  ()	  2) ; 	  3)  ; . 	  4)  (, , );	   on the crest of the wave   ; .   	  5)  ()	  6) .    	  7)  (   ..)	  8) .  ()	2. v.	  1)  ; 	  2)  	  3) .  ( )

crest-fallen  a.  , , 

crested  1. p-p.  crest 2	2. a. ,  , 

cretaceous  a. . 

Cretan  1. a. 	2. n. 

cretin  n. 

cretinism  n. 

cretonne  n. . 

crevasse  n.   

crevice  n.	  1) , 	  2) ,  

crew  I n.	  1)  ;  ()	  2) .    	  3)    ;	   engine crew  	  4) , ;	   a noisy, disreputable crew ,  	II p.  crow 2

crew-cut  n.   ""

crewel  n.	  1)   ( )	  2)  

crib  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2)   (  )	  3) ;  	  4) , 	  5)    	  6) . 	  7) . 	  8) .  (from)	  9) . , ; ;	   to crack a crib    	  10) .  ;  	2. v.	  1) ,    	  2) .  ,  	  3) .   (from)	  4) . , 

cribble  n. ; ; 

cribriform  a.	  1) . 	  2) . 

crick  1. n.  	2. v.  

cricket  I n.  lively ( merry) as a cricket 	II .	1. n.  it is not cricket .   ; , 	2. v.   	III n. .    ;   

cried  p.  p-p.  cry 2

crier  n.	  1) 	  2)   ,   	  3)  (. street crier)

cries  pl.  cry 1

crikey  interj. . =  ! ( )

crime  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   crimes against humanity   	  2) 	2. v. .    

crime-sheet  n. .  

Crimean  a. 

criminal  1. a. ; , ;	   criminal law  ;	   criminal action  	2. n. ;	   war criminal  

criminalist  n. ,    

criminality  n. ; 

criminally  adv.	  1) 	  2)   

criminate  v.	  1)   ; 	  2) , 

crimination  n.	  1)   	  2)  

criminative  a. , 

criminatory  a. , 

criminology  n. 

crimp  I	1. n. ,      	2. v.   	II 1. n.	  1) pl.  	  2) 	  3) , ;	   to put a crimp in ( into)  ( -.)	2. a.	  1) , 	  2)  ( )	  3)  ( )	3. v.	  1) ; 	  2)      

crimped  a. 

crimper  n.	  1) 	  2)  ( )	  3) .  

crimpy  I a. ; ; 	II a. .  ;	   to expect crimpy weather   

crimson  1. a. -, 	2. n.	  1)  	  2) 	3. v.	  1) ()   	  2) ,  

cringe  v.	  1)  (to)	  2)   ;  ( )

cringing  n. , 

cringle  n. . ; 

crinkle  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	2. v.	  1) 	  2) ()	  3)  ();	   crinkled paper  

crinoline  n.	  1)    ; 	  2) 

cripple  1. n. , 	2. v.	  1) , ;  	  2) 	  3)   ;  , 	  4) .  ()

crippling  1. pres-p.  cripple 2	2. n. . 

crises  pl.  crisis

crisis  n. (pl. crises)	  1) ;	   economic crisis  ;	   the general crisis of capitalism   	  2)  (  )

crisis-ridden  a.  

crisp  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) , ,  ( )	  4)  ,  (  )	  5)  (   ..)	  6)  ( , )	  7) , 	  8)  	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  ,  (  ..)	  3) ()	  4)  	  5) . 	3. n.	  1)  	  2)  

criss-cross  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	2. n.	  1)  (  )	  2)    	3. adv.	  1) -	  2) 	4. v. ;  (-)

cristate  a. , 

criteria  pl.  criterion

criterion  n. (pl. -ia) , 

critic  n.	  1) 	  2) 

critical  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , 	  4) . ;  ; 	  5) , ; , 

criticaster  n. , 

criticism  n.	  1) ;	   beneath criticism   ;	   destructive criticism  	  2)  ,  

criticize  v.	  1) ;	   well criticized   	  2) 

critique  n. .	  1) 	  2) ;  

croak  1. n. ; 	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3) ,  	  4) . 	  5) . 

croaker  n.	  1)  ;  	  2) 	  3)  

Croat  n. 

Croatian  a. 

crochet  .	1. n.	  1)  	  2)  	2. v.  

crock  I n.	  1)    	  2)  	II 1. n.  (. .)	2. v. (. crock up)	  1)  ()	  2) .   ( )	  3) .  ( )

crocked  1. p-p.  crock II, 2	2. a. , , 

crockery  n.  (, )

crocket  n. .  

crocodile  n.	  1) 	  2) .   ( )	  3) attr.  crocodile shears .  

crocodilian  a. 

crocus  n.	  1) . , 	  2) .  (   )

Croesus  n.	  1) . 	  2)   

croft  n.	  1)   ( )	  2)   ( )

crofter  n.    ( )

crone  n. ,  

crony  n. ,  

crook  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ,  (, );	   a crook in the back   ;	   a crook in the nose   	  4) . ,  a crook in the lot  ;  ;	   on the crook  	2. v.	  1) (); , ; (); 	  2) ,  	  3) . , 

crook-back  a. 

crook-backed  a. 

crooked  1. p-p.  crook 2	2. a.	  1) , ;	   crooked nail . 	  2) ; ; 	  3) , ; 	  4)   

croon  1. n.    (.  )	2. v.  

crooner  n.  

crop  1. n.	  1) ; ; ;	   heavy crop  	  2)   ;	   land under crop  ;	   land out of crop    	  3) -. ;	   technical ( industrial) crops  	  4)  ( )	  5) 	  6)   ;	   Eton crop   " "	  7) ; 	  8)  	  9) .  ()	  10) attr. crop rotation ;	   crop failure , 	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) , 	  4) ,  (  ..) crop out . ,    ( );	   crop up	    )  ; ;	    ) = crop out

crop plants  n. pl.  

crop-eared  a.	  1) ,   	  2)   ( )

cropper  n.	  1) , 	  2)  (   ); 	  3) , 	  4) a good ( heavy) cropper ,   ;	   a light cropper ,   	  5)   to come a cropper	    )     ;	    )  

croppy  n. . 

croquet  .	1. n. 	2. v. 

croquette  n. . 

crosier  n.  

cross  1. n.	  1) ;	   Red C.  	  2) 	  3) (the C.) 	  4) ,   t, f	  5) , ;	   to bear one's cross   	  6) . , 	  7) . ,  ()	  8) ,  (between)	  9) . 	2. a.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  ( ); ; 	  3) . , , ;	   he is cross with you     as cross as two sticks    ;   	3. v.	  1)  (,   ..)	  2) ;  (   ..); ;	   to cross the Channel  -,        ;	   to cross smb.'s path	    )   -.;	    )  -.  	  3) to cross oneself 	  4) ;	   to cross a cheque .  ( ) 	  5) ,  ( , )	  6) , ; 	  7) . -. 	  8) .  cross off, cross out ;	   cross over , , ,  to cross one's mind   ;	   to cross one's t's and dot one's i's =    i; to cross the Rubicon  ,   ;	   to cross the floor of the House .      

cross-arm  n. . , 

cross-armed  a. predic.  

cross-bar  n.	  1) . , 	  2) .  (   );  (    ..)

cross-beam  n. .  , 

cross-bench  n.       

cross-bencher  n.   

cross-bones  n. pl.    ,  

cross-bow  n. . ; 

cross-bred  a. , 

cross-breed  1. n. , 	2. v. 

cross-country  1. n.  	2. a.	  1)  ,  ;	   cross-country race . , ,    ;	   cross-country flight .  	  2) ;	   cross-country vehicle 

cross-cut  1. n.	  1)  	  2) . 	2. a. 

cross-examination  n. .  

cross-examine  v. .   

cross-eyed  a. , 

cross-fertilize  v.   ()

cross-fire  n. .  

cross-grained  a.	  1)  ( )	  2) , 

cross-hatch  v.     

cross-legged  a. ,        " "

cross-light  n.	  1) pl.  ;  	  2)      

cross-patch  n. .  

cross-piece  n.	  1) ; . 	  2) . 

cross-road  n.  ;  at the cross-roads  

cross-stitch  n.  ; 

cross-trees  n. pl. . 

cross-wind  n. ,  

cross-word  n.  (. cross-word puzzle)

crossbill  n.  ()

crosshead  n.	  1) = cross heading	  2) . , 

crossheading  n.  (  )

crossing  1. pres-p.  cross 3	2. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ;  ( )	  3)   , 	  4) , 	  5) -. ;   -. ; 	  6) . 

crossly  adv. , ; 

crossness  n. , 

crosspurpose  n.	  1) (. pl.)  ;	   to be at cross purposes ,    	  2) ,    	  3) pl. -

crossquestion  n. ,    

crossreference  n.  

crosssection  n.  ,  , 

crosswise  adv. ; -

crotch  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	  3) 

crotchet  n.	  1) ; 	  2) .  	  3) . , , 

crotcheteer  n. ,   

crotchety  a. ; 

crotonbug  n. . -

crouch  v.	  1)    (     -  )	  2) , ;	   to crouch one's back   ( -.)

croup  I n.  ()	II n. ,  ()

croupe  = croup II

croupier  n. .	  1) , 	  2)     

crow  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)   ()	  4) .  crowbar as the crow flies, in a crow line   ;	   to have a crow to pick ( to pluck) with smb.    -.	2. v. (crowed, crew; crowed)	  1)  	  2)    ( );  crow over   -.

crow's foot  n. (pl. feet)	  1) pl.    	  2) .  	  3) pl. .  

crow's nest  n.	  1)  	  2) .   ( ), " "

crowbar  n. . , , 

crowbill  n.  

crowd  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) ,  (-.)	  4) . ,  	  5) .  he might pass in the crowd    	2. v.	  1)  , ; ;  	  2) , 	  3) .  ; ,  ( -.)	  4) to crowd (on) sail . ,     crowd into , ;	   crowd out ;	   crowd through = crowd into

crowded  1. p-p.  crowd 2	2. a.	  1) ,  ;	   crowded streets ,  	  2) , ;	   life crowded with great events ,   	  3) . ,  to be crowded for time    

crowfoot  n.	  1) (pl. foots ) 	  2) (pl. feet) = crow's foot 2	  3) (pl. feet) .  

crown  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) (C.) , ;  ; ; ;	   to succeed to the crown  	  3) (C.) ;   ( )	  4)  ()	  5) , 	  6) ,  	  7) , ; 	  8)  ()	  9)  ()	  10)  (   5 )	  11)   (. 15 .  19 . ; . 16,5 .  21 . , 15 .  19 . )	  12) .    	  13) .  	  14) . , 	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) , ; 	  5)    ()	  6)   ( ) the end crowns the work .   

Crown Colony  n.  ,   

crown law  n.  

Crown prince  n.  ,  , 

crowned  1. p-p.  crown 2	2. a.	  1) 	  2)  (with)	  3) , 	  4) high (low) crowned   () 	  5) crowned tooth   

crownglass  n.  ( )

crownwheel  n. .  

crowquill  n.	  1)  	  2)   

croze  n.  ( )

crucial  a.	  1)  ( , );  ( )	  2) . 

crucian  n. 

cruciate  a. 

crucible  n. ; .  

cruciferous  a. . 

crucifix  n. 

crucifixion  n.	  1)   	  2) , 

cruciform  a. 

crucify  v.	  1) 	  2)  ()	  3) 

crude  a.	  1) , 	  2) ; ;	   crude oil  	  3) 	  4) , 	  5)  ( )	  6)  ( )

crude iron  n. 

crudity  n. , ,   . {. crude}

cruel  a.	  1) ; , 	  2) ; ;	   cruel suffering  ;	   cruel war ,  ;	   cruel fate  ;	   cruel disease ,  

cruelly  adv.	  1) ; 	  2) 

cruels  = crewels

cruelty  n.	1. 1) , , 	  2)  	2. , 

cruet  n.	1. ,     	2. .  

cruet-stand  n.  ( )

cruise  I n.	  1)  , 	  2) 	II v.	1. 1) . ,    	  2)   (    )	  3)   	2. .	  1)    	  2)    cruise about .    (-.)

cruiser  n.	1. 	2. 1) ,   	  2) ,     	3.  	4. .   

cruive  n.	1. . . 	2. . , 	3. . , 

cruller  n. .   

crum  I = crumb I	II = crumb II

crumb  I n.	1. 1)  (-.)	  2)  (. )	  3) . 	2.  ()	3. .  	4. .  	II v.	1. 	2.  ;   	3. .  

crumble  v.	1. 1) , , ,  (. crumble up)	  2) , , 	2. , ,  (. crumble away)

crumbling  a.	1. , , 	2.  ( )

crumbly  a. ; , 

crumby  a.	1.  	2. ,  	3. . , 	4. . 

crummy  a.	1.  	2. ,  	3. . , 	4. . 

crump  I n.	1.  	2. .  	3. . .	  1)   	  2)     	II a. .  ( ); 	III v.	1. 	2. .  	3. . .   

crumpet  n.	1.  	2. . 

crumple  I n.  , 	II v.	1. 1) 	  2) , 	2. (. crumple up)	  1) ,   	  2) , 	3. (. crumple up)	  1) , 	  2)  (  -.)	  3)  

crunch  I n. , , 	II v.	1. 1)   	  2)  ( )	2. 1) 	  2) ,  ( , )

crunkle  n. . , 

cruor  n. .  ,  

crupper  n.	1.  ( )	2.  ()	3. . 

crura  pl.  crus

crural  a. . 

crus  n. (pl. crura) . 

crusade  I n.	1. .  	2.    (-.)    (-.)	II v.	1. .    	2.  ,  ( -.    -., -.)

crusader  n.	  1) . 	  2)   

crush  1. n.	  1) ,   . {. 2}	  2)  	  3) ; 	  4) .  ,  	  5)  ()	  6) . ,  ;	   to have (got) a crush on smb.   -.	2. v.	  1) 	  2) ,  ()	  3) , , 	  4) 	  5) ()	  6) , ,  crush down	    ) ; ;	    ) ;	    )  (, );	   crush out ;	   crush up , ,  to crush a bottle of wine , ""  ()

crusher  n.	  1) ,   ,  	  2) .  , 	  3) . 	  4) . 

crushhat  n.	  1)  () 	  2)  ( )

crushing  1. pres-p.  crush 2	2. a. ;	   a crushing defeat  ,  ;	   a crushing reply  

crushroom  n. . 

crust  1. n.	  1)  (); .   ;	   to earn one's crust    	  2)   , ;   ;   	  3)  (   )	  4) .  ;  	  5) . 	  6) . ,  	  7) . , , 	2. v.	  1) () , 	  2)   ( )

Crustacea  n. pl. . 

crusted  1. p-p.  crust 2	2. a.	  1)  	  2)    ( )	  3) ; 

crustily  adv. ;  

crustiness  n. ; 

crusty  a.	  1)  , ; , 	  2) ; ;  (   ..)

crutch  n.	  1)  (. pl, . a pair of crutches); . , 	  2)  ; 	  3)  (  ..)	  4) .  ; 

crux  n.	  1) ;  ; ;	   the crux of the matter  	  2) (C.)    to put one's finger on the crux    

cruzeiro  n.  (  )

cry  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) ;	   she had a good cry  	  4) () ; 	  5)   	  6) ;	   on the cry  ;	   the popular cry  , " "	  7) ,  	  8)  	  9)   much cry and little wool =    ;  ,  ;	   far cry	    )  ;	    )  ;	   in full cry	    )   ;	    )   	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2) ; ;	   to cry poverty 	  3) ;	   to cry bitter tears   	  4) ; 	  5)    (  )	  6)   ( ) cry away  ,  ;	   cry down	    ) ;	    ) , ;	    )  ;	    ) ;	    )  ;	   cry for ,   -.;	   to cry for the moon  ;	   cry off   ,   ..,   ;	   cry out	    )   , ;	    ) to cry one's heart out  ;   ;	   cry up ,  there's no use to cry ( crying) over spilt milk . = ,   ;	   to cry shame upon smb. , ,  -.;	   to cry stinking fish	    )  ,    ;	    )    

crybaby  n. , 

crying  1. pres-p.  cry 2	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   a crying need  

cryochemistry  n.   

cryogenics  n.   

cryolite  n. . 

cryology  n. ,       

crypt  n.	  1) . 	  2) ,  	  3)  , 

cryptic  a.	  1) , ; 	  2) . . , 

cryptogam  n. .  ( ) 

cryptogram  n. , ;  

cryptograph  = cryptogram

cryptographer  n. 

crystal  1. n.	  1) 	  2)   (. . , , , )	  3) 	  4)  	  5) .      	  6) .  	2. a.	  1) 	  2) , , 	  3) 

crystalgazing  n.      " "

crystalline  = crystal 2;	   crystalline lens .  ()

crystallite  n. 

crystallization  n. 

crystallize  v.	  1) ()	  2)    	  3) () ( )

crystallography  n. 

crystalloid  1. n. 	2. a. 

crystalware  n.  

ctenoid  a. . 

cub  1. n.	  1) . 	  2) . . , ;  ;	   unlicked cub  	  3) . . 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)   

cubage  n. 

Cuban  1. a. 	2. n. 

cubbing  1. pres-p.  cub 2	2. n.   

cubbish  a.	  1) 	  2)  

cubby  n.     (. cubby hole)

cube  1. n.	  1) . ;	   the cube of 4 is 64 4    64	  2) . 	  3) attr. ;	   the cube root of 64 is 4    64  4 cube sugar  	2. v.	  1) .   	  2)  ,  	  3)  	  4) to cube ice    

cubic  a. 

cubical  a. 

cubicle  n.	  1)      	  2)   

cubiform  a. 

cubism  n. . 

cubit  n.	  1) .  	  2) .  (  = 45 )

cubital  a. 

cuboid  1. n.	  1) . 	  2) .   ( )	2. a.   

cuckingstool  n. .  ,        -

cuckold  1. n. ,  	2. v.  ,   

cuckoo  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . , , ""	2. a. .    , 	3. interj. -!	4. v. 

cuckooclock  n.   

cuckooflower  n. .	  1)  	  2) ,  

cucumber  n.  as cool as a cucumber , , 

cucurbit  n. .  , 

cud  n. ;	   to chew the cud  ; .  , 

cudbear  n.   ()

cuddle  1. n. 	2. v.	  1)   ; 	  2)  (  ;  cuddle up, cuddle together)	  3)  

cuddy  I n.	  1)  	  2) ; 	II n. .	  1) 	  2) 

cudgel  1. n. ;	   to take up the cudgels for	    )   -.;	    )  -.	2. v.  

cudweed  n. . 

cue  I n.	  1) . 	  2) ;	   to give smb. the cue ,  -.;	   to take one's cue from smb.  -. , 	  3) . . 	  4) attr. cue card . .  ,      	II n. 

cueist  n.   

cuff  I n. ; 	II 1. n.     	2. v.   ; 

cufflink  n.   

cuirass  n. , 

cuirassier  n. . 

cuisine  n. . ,  (;  )

cuke  n. . , 

culdesac  n. .	  1) ;  	  2) . 	  3) ,  	  4) .  	  5) attr. ;	   culdesac station -.  

culinary  a.	  1) ; 	  2)    ( )

cull  1. n. (. pl.)	  1)   	  2) .  , 	2. v.	  1)  ()	  2) ; 

cullender  = colander

cully  n.	  1) .  ; 	  2) . , 

culm  I n. .  (, ); 	II n. . , 	III n.  ;  

culminate  v.	  1)     	  2) . 

culmination  n.	  1)  ;  	  2) . ; 

culpability  n. . 

culpable  a.  ; , 

culprit  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 

cult  n.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   cult of the individual  

cultivate  v.	  1) , 	  2) -.  (, )	  3) , ;	   to cultivate the acquaintance of smb. ,     -.

cultivated  1. p-p.  cultivate	2. a.	  1) ; ;	   cultivated area  	  2) , ; 

cultivation  n.	  1)  ()	  2) ,  (,   ..)	  3)  ( ); 

cultivator  n.	  1) ,   (-.)	  2) 	  3)  (-. )

cultural  a.	  1) 	  2) -. ;  

culture  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) , ;	   culture of vine (oysters, etc.)    (  ..)	  4) . ,  	  5)      

cultured  a.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   cultured pearls  

culver  n.  

culvert  n.	  1) ;  	  2) .  

cum  . prep. ;	   cum dividend  

cumber  1. n. , ; 	2. v. , ; 

cumbersome  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

Cumbrian  1. n.  	2. a. 

cumbrous  = cumbersome

cumin  n. 

cummer  n. .	  1)  	  2) 	  3) , 

cummin  = cumin

cumulate  1. a. ;   	2. v. ; ;   

cumulation  n. ; 

cumulative  a. , ; ;	   cumulative changes  ;	   cumulative vote  ,       ,   ,              

cumuli  pl.  cumulus

cumulonimbus  n. - 

cumulus  n. (pl. li)	  1)  	  2) , 

cuneiform  1. a. 	2. n.   (  )

cunning  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) . , 	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) . , , ; 	  3) . . , , , ;	   cunning smile  

cup  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) , ;	   his cup of happiness was full   ;	   a bitter cup  ;	   the cup of life  	  3) .  ()	  4) .  ()	  5) . 	  6) = cuppingglass one's cup of tea ; ,  ;	   it's not quite English cup of tea    ,   ( ) ;	   to be in one's cups  ;	   to be a cup too low    ;	   to fill up the cup   	2. v.	  1) .   	  2) .  

cup and ball  n.  ()

cupbearer  n. . 

cupboard  n.	  1) , 	  2)  ;  cupboard love  

cupel  1. n.  	2. v.   ( )

cupful  n.   (-.)

Cupid  n. . . 

cupidity  n. , ; 

cupola  n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) . .    (  )

cuppa  n. .  

cupping  1. pres-p.  cup 2	2. n.  

cuppingglass  n. . 

cupreous  a. ;  

cupriferous  a. ,  

cuprite  n. ,   

cuprous  a. . cuprous chloride  

cuprum  n. . 

cur  n.	  1)  (. , ); 	  2)  ,    

curability  n. 

curable  a. 

curacao  n.  

curacy  n.	  1)  	  2)  ()

curare  n. 

curate  n. ,   

curative  1. a. , 	2. n.  

curator  n.	  1)  (, )	  2) ,   ( )	  3) . . 

curb  1. n.	  1)    , "" ()	  2) ; 	  3)      	  4)  ;  (; . . kerb)	  5)   	  6) attr. ;	   curb bit  ;	   curb bridle  	2. v.	  1)   ( )	  2) ; 

curb roof  n.  

curbstone  = kerbstone {. . kerb  curb 1, 4}

curcuma  = turmeric

curd  n.	  1)  	  2) (. pl.) 

curdle  v.	  1) () ( , )	  2)  ( ), 	  3) to curdle the blood  

curdy  a. , 

cure  I	1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ;  	  3) 	  4) .  ( )	  5) .  ()	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  (, )	  3) , 	  4)  () what cannot be cured must be endured . =   ,   	II n. . 

cureall  n. ,    

cureless  a. 

curette  .	1. n. 	2. v.  

curfew  n.	  1)  	  2) .   (   )	  3)  (  )

curie  n. .  ( )

curing  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , 

curio  n. (pl. os ) ,  

curiosity  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ( curiosity) , 	  4) 	  5) ,  	  6) attr. ;	   curiosity shop  ; " "

curious  a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) , ;  	  4) ; ;	   a curious inquiry  

curiously  adv. ; ;	   curiously enough ,   

curium  n. . 

curl  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   pl.  	  2) 	  3) ; ;  ()	  4) , 	  5) curl of the lips ,  , 	2. v.	  1) ();  ( ); 	  2) ,  ( , )	  3)  ( )	  4) to curl one's lips    curl up	    ) (), ();	    ) .  ( ,   ..);	    )  

curler  n.	  1) ,  , 	  2) , 

curlew  n.  ()

curlicue  n.  ,  

curling  1. pres-p.  curl 2	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ( )	3. a. 

curlingirons  n. pl.   

curlingtongs  = curlingirons

curlpaper  n. 

curly  a.	  1) , ; ; 	  2)  curly grain ,  ( )

curmudgeon  n. .	  1) 	  2) , 

curmudgeonly  a.	  1) 	  2) 

currant  n.	  1) 	  2) 

currency  n.	  1)  	  2) , 	  3) ;	   this word (this game) is in common currency     ( );	   to give currency to smth.  -.  

current  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ;  (  ..)	  3) . 	  4) . ,  against the current  ;	   to breast the current   	2. a.	  1) ;   ;	   current coin  ; .  ;	   to go ( to pass, to run) current  	  2) , ; ;	   current week, current month, etc.  ,    . .;	   current issue   ();	   of current interest , 

curricle  n.   

curricula  pl.  curriculum

curriculum  n. (pl. la)  ,   (, , )

currish  a.  ; ; 

curry  I	1. n.	  1)  (   ,    )	  2) ,  	2. v.    ,  	II v.	  1)  	  2)   to curry favour , 

currycomb  n. 

curse  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) , ;	   the curse of drink ,  	  3)    don't care a curse ;	   wouldn't give a curse     ( -.);	   not worth a curse   ,   ;	   curses come home to roost     ; =    ,    	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3)   	  4) (. pass.) ,  

cursed  1. p-p.  curse 2	2. a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) . 	3. adv.	  1) 	  2) = cursedly

cursedly  adv. , 

cursive  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 

cursor  n. . , ,  ( )

cursorial  a.  ( )

cursory  a. , , ;	   to give a cursory glance   

curst  = cursed 2  3

curt  a.	  1) ;  ( )	  2) - ( )

curtail  v.	  1) , , 	  2) 

curtailment  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

curtain  1. n.	  1) ;	   to draw the curtain  	  2) ;	   to drop the curtain  ;	   the curtain falls ( drops, is dropped)  ,  ;	   the curtain rises ( is raised)  ,  ;	   to lift the curtain  ; .   ( -.)	  3) . 	  4) . 	  5) pl. . ,  curtain lecture ,     ;	   behind the curtain  ,  ;	   to take the curtain   	2. v.  curtain off  

curtaincall  n.   ( )

curtainfire  n. .  

curtainraiser  n.  ,    

curtilage  n. . ,   

curtsey  1. n. , ;	   to make ( to drop) a curtsey ,  	2. v. ,  

curtsy  = curtsey

curvature  n. , , 

curve  1. n.	  1)  (); 	  2)  ()	  3) , , 	  4) 	2. v. , ; ()

curve piece  n. . 

curvet  1. n. 	2. v.  

curvilinear  a. 

cushat  n. .  , 

cushion  1. n.	  1) () 	  2)  ()	  3)  (  )	  4) .  , 	2. v.	  1)  ;  	  2) ,  	  3)     () to cushion a shock  

cushioncraft  n.    

cushiony  a.   ; ,  

cushy  a. .    ;	   a cushy job " ";	   cushy wound  

cusp  n.	  1)  	  2) () ; ; 	  3)   	  4)   ( )

cuspid  n. . 

cuspidal  a. 

cuspidate  a. 

cuspidated  a. 

cuspidor  n. . 

cuss  .	1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  , "" not to care a cuss  	2. v. 

cussed  a. . 

custard  n.   (   )

custodian  n.	  1) 	  2)  (  ..)	  3) 

custody  n.	  1) , ; , 	  2) ; ;	   to take into custody ,   

custom  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	  3) 	  4) pl.  	  5) attr. customs clearance  ;	   customs duties    ;	   customs policy  ;	   customs union  	2. a. . ,   ;	   custom clothes ,   

custom-built  a. .	  1)    	  2)   

custom-house  n. 

custom-made  = custom-built 2

customable  a.   

customary  a. , ;   , ;	   customary law .  

customer  n. , ; ; .  rum ( queer) customer ,  

cut  I	1. v. (cut)	  1) ; , , ; ;	   to cut oneself ;	   cut loose , ;	   to cut oneself loose from one's family   	  2) , ;  	  3) ,  ()	  4) 	  5)  ( );  ( ); , ; ,  ( )	  6) ; ; 	  7) ,  ( )	  8)  ()	  9) ;  (, , , )	  10)  (, )	  11) () ( , )	  12)   ( -.);  ,  ,    (-.);	   to cut smb. dead   -.	  13) ,  ;	   to cut a lecture  	  14) . , 	  15) . 	  16) .  ;	   to cut for partners     cut at   (, ; . .);	   cut away	    ) ;	    ) . ;	   cut back .     (    ..);	   cut down	    )  (,   ..);	    )  ();	    ) (. pass.)  ( , );	   cut in	    ) ;	    ) . ;	    )   ;	   cut off	    ) , ; ;	   operator, I have been cut off , ,  ;	    )    ;	    )  ();	    )  (, ,   ..);	   cut out	    ) ; ;	    ) ;	    ) .    ;	    ) . ;	    ) .   ;	   cut over  ;	   cut under   ( );	   cut up	    ) ,   ;	    ) ;	    )  (, );  ;	   be cut up ,  cut the coat according to the cloth =    ;	   to cut and come again   ;	   to cut and run , ;	   to cut both ways  ;	   to cut a joke ,  ;	   to be cut out for smth.     -.;	   cut it out! . !, !;	   to cut up well      ;	   to cut up rough , ;	   to cut to the heart ( to the quick)   ,  ,   (-. );	   to cut to pieces  ; ;	   to cut a feather .	    )    ;	    ) . , ,  ;	   to cut short , 	2. n.	  1) , ; ; , 	  2) 	  3) 	  4)  (.  , );	   a cut from the joint , 	  5) . ;	   rough cut  	  6) .   	  7)  (, )	  8)    (  )	  9)  ();	   to give smb. the cut direct    -.	  10)   (. a short cut)	  11) .  ()	  12) ; 	  13) , ;  () the cut of one's rig ( jib) .   	II 1. p-p.  cut I, 1	2. a.	  1) , , 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) , 	  5)  cut and dried ( dry)	    )  ;   ;	    ) , , 

cut sugar  n.  

cutaneous  a. . 

cutaway  n. 

cutback  n. , ;	   cutback of economic activity  

cute  a. .	  1) , ; , 	  2) , 

cutglass  n.  

cuticle  n. . . 

cutlass  n.	  1) . .  	  2)  

cutler  n. ;   

cutlery  n.	  1)  ;  	  2)  

cutlet  n.  

cutoff  n.	  1) .  	  2) . -  ( )	  3) .  	  4) .  , ,  

cutoff date  n. ,  

cutout  n.	  1) , , , 	  2) . ;  ; 	  3) 

cutter  n.	  1)  ( , )	  2) ; 	  3) . 	  4)    ; ; ; ;   ..	  5) . ;  (  )	  6) .  	  7) 	  8) .  

cutthroat  n.	  1) , 	  2) attr. , ;	   cutthroat competition    ,   

cutting  1. pres-p.  cut I, 1	2. n.	  1) ; ; ; ; 	  2) 	  3)  (, )	  4) pl. , ,  railway cutting   	3. a.	  1) , ;  ( )	  2)  ( )	  3) ;  ;	   cutting speed  ;	   cutting tool ;  

cutting area  n. 

cutting room  n. 

cuttle  = cuttlefish

cuttlefish  n. . 

cutty  n.	  1)   	  2)  	  3) .  

cuttystool  n.	  1)  	  2) .     

cutwater  n.	  1) . 	  2) .  ()

cutworm  n. .   ,  

cuvette  n. . . 

cyanic  a. . ;	   cyanic acid  

cyanide  n. . ,   ;	   cyanide of potassium  

cyanogen  n. . 

cyanosis  n. . , 

cybernated  a. ;  

cybernation  n. ;  

cybernetics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

cyclamen  n. . 

cycle  1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) . (.  bicycle) 	  3) . () , 	2. v.	  1)   	  2)   (   ..)	  3)   

cyclecar  n.	  1)     	  2)  

cycler  . = cyclist

cyclic  cyclical a. 

cycling  1. pres-p.  cycle 2	2. n.   

cyclist  n. 

cycloid  n. . 

cyclometer  n.  ()

cyclone  n. 

cyclonic  a. 

cyclopaedia  n. (.  encyclopaedia) 

cyclopaedic  a. 

Cyclopean  a. ; , 

cyclopedia  n. (.  encyclopaedia) 

cyclopedic  a. 

Cyclopes  pl.  Cyclops

Cyclops  n. (pl. opes)	  1) . 	  2) pl. .  (.     )

cyclotron  n. . 

cyder  = cider

cygnet  n.  

cylinder  n.	  1) . 	  2) . ; , ; ;	   gas cylinder 	  3)  	  4) attr. ;	   cylinder bore    ;	   cylinder head  

cylindrical  a. ;	   cylindrical spiral spring  

cymbal  n.	  1) . 	  2) pl. . 

cyme  n. .  

cymograph  n. 

cymometer  n. . ; 

cymoscope  n. .  

Cymric  a. 

cynic  n. 

cynical  a. ; 

cynicism  n. 

cynosure  n.	  1)   	  2)  	  3)  	  4)  

Cynthia  n. . , 

cypher  = cipher

cypress  n. . 

Cyprian  1. a.	  1) 	  2) . 	2. n.	  1)  , 	  2) . ; 

Cypriote  n.  , 

Cyrillic  a. Cyrillic alphabet  ( )

Cyrus  n. ; . 

cyst  n.	  1) . ; . 	  2) . 

cystic  a. 

cystitis  n. .   , 

cytology  n.   , 

cytoplasm  n. .  , 

czar  . n.	  1) 	  2) ; 

czardas  . n. 

czarevitch  . n. 

czarina  . n. 

Czech  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  

Czechoslovak  1. a. 	2. n.  

Czekh  = Czech

d  . . damn

d'ye  . . = do you

D, d  n. (pl. Ds, D's )	  1) 4-  . 	  2) . 	  3) . -.,    {. dee 2}

d-d  . .  damned 2

D-day  n.	  1) .   	  2) .       (6  1944 .)

da  . . dad

dab  I	1. n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) 	  4)  ()	2. v.	  1)  	  2) ;  (at);	   to dab with one's finger  	  3) 	  4)  -.   ;	   to dab one's forehead with a handkerchief    	  5) 	  6)  (, );    (, ;	   on)	  7) .  	II n. . , 	III n. . ;   

dabble  v.	  1) (), ();  ( , )	  2) , 	  3)  (-.) , -;	   to dabble in politics 

dabbler  n. . , 

dabby  a. ;      ( )

dabster  n.	  1) (. .) ,  {. dab III}	  2) .  

dace  n.  (); 

dachshund  . n.  ( )

daclared  1. p-p.  declare	2. a.	  1) , ;	   daclared value .   ()	  2) , 

dactyl  n.	  1) . 	  2) .  ()

dactylic  1. a. 	2. n. (. pl.)  

dactyliography  n.    (    )

dactylogram  n.  

dactylography  n. 

dactylology  n.    , 

dad  n. . , 

daddy  n. . , 

daddylonglegs  n.	  1)  ()	  2) -

dado  1. n. (pl. -os ) .	  1) 	  2)  ()	2. v.	  1)  ;  	  2) .  

daedal  a. .	  1) 	  2) , 

Daedalian  a. ; ,  , 

daemon  = demon

daemonic  = demonic

daffadowndilly  = daffodil 1, 1

daffodil  1. n.	  1) . -  (   )	  2) - 	2. a. -

daffodilly  = daffodil 1, 1

daffy  n. . , ; 

daft  a. .	  1) ; ;	   to go daft ;  	  2) , , 	  3) ; 

dag  I n.   	II n. .  

dagger  1. n.	  1) ;	   to be at daggers drawn with smb.     -.	  2) .  to look daggers  ,   ;	   to speak daggers  ,  	2. v.	  1)  	  2) .  

daggle  v. ,   

dago  n. (pl. -os, -oes ) . .  ( , , )

daguerreotype  n. 

dahlia  n. . 

Dail  n.    

Dail Eireann  n.    

daily  1. a. ; ; ;	   it is of daily occurrence   ;   ;	   daily living needs, daily wants  ,  ;	   daily allowance .  ;	   daily duty  daily dozen . . 	2. n.	  1)  	  2) .   (. daily woman)	3. adv. 

daintiness  n. , 

dainty  1. n. , 	2. a.	  1) ; , 	  2) ; 	  3) , 

dairy  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) = dairy-farm	  4) attr. ;	   dairy produce  ;	   dairy cattle  

dairy-farm  n.  

dairying  n.  

dairymaid  n.    ; 

dairyman  n.	  1)     	  2)   ;   

dais  n. ,  (.     , )

daisied  a.  

daisy  n.	  1) 	  2) . . ,  	  3) . -. , 

daisy-cutter  n.	  1) ,      	  2) ,    ( )

dak  . n.	  1)    	  2)       

dak bungalow  n.     (   )

Dalai Lama  n. -

dale  n. . ,  up hill and down dale  ,  ;   ;	   to curse up hill and down dale =     

dalesman  n.   (  )

dalle  n.	  1) ;  (  )	  2) pl. . ,  ( )

dalliance  n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3)   ( -.)	  4) 

dally  v.	  1)  ;   ;	   to dally with an idea    (  )	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) ,  dally away	    )   ;	    )  ;	   dally off    ;   -.

Dalmatian  1. a. 	2. n.  

dalmatic  n. .  (  )

daltonism  n. . 

dam  I	1. n.	  1) , , ; ; ; 	  2)  	2. v.   ( dam up) dam back , ;	   dam out ,   ()	II n.  ( )

damage  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	  3) pl. . ;   ;	   to bring an action of damages against smb.  -.   	  4) (. pl.) . ;	   what's the damage?   ?;	   I will stand the damages  	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  , 	  3) . ,  (  )	  4) , 

damage control  n. - 

damageable  a.    

daman  n. . 

damascene  v.       ();  ()

damask  1. n.	  1) ,  (    )	  2)   ( )	  3)  ; 	  4)  	2. a.	  1) 	  2)    , ;	   damask steel 	  3) 	3. v.	  1)   	  2)      ;  ()

dame  n.	  1)   (    ,    )	  2) .  	  3) . , 	  4) .  	  5) . .  D. Nature -;	   D. Fortune  

dame-school  n.     ( )

dammar  n. ,  

damme  interj. (.  damn me)   !

damn  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  not to care a damn   , ;	   not worth a damn =    	2. v.	  1) ;	   damn it all! , !;	   I'll be damned if   , 	  2) ; , 	  3) , ;	   to damn a play  ,  ;	   to damn with faint praise =  ,   	  4) 

damnable  a.	  1)  	  2) . , 

damnably  adv.	  1) 	  2) . , , 

damnation  1. n.	  1) ;	   may damnation take him!   !	  2) .   ( )	  3) ,  	  4)  ()	2. interj. !

damnatory  a.	  1) 	  2)  ; 	  3) .    ( )

damned  1. p-p.  damn 2	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) , ; ,  ( .  );	   none of your damned nonsense!   ! it is damned hot  

damnific  a. , 

damnification  n. .  , 

damnify  v.	  1)  , 	  2)  

damning  1. pres-p.  damn 2	2. a.	  1) .  ;	   damning evidence  	  2) . 

Damocles  n. . . ;	   sword of Damocles  

damp  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) ,   ;	   to cast a damp over smb. ,  -.;   ,  -.	  3) . , 	  4) .  	2. a. , ;	   damp summer  	3. v.	  1) , 	  2)    ,  (;  damp down)	  3) ,  (   ..);	   to damp smb.'s ardour  -. ;	   to damp smb.'s spirits  -. 	  4) .   ;  ()	  5) . ; ;  damp off    ( )

damp course  n. .      ; 

damp-proof  a. 

dampen  v.	  1) = damp 3;	  2) 

damper  n.	  1) ;      	  2) . ; 	  3)  ;  ;  ( )	  4)  ( ); 	  5) -. -.  ;	   to put ( to cast) a damper on  -., 	  6) .   (  )

damping  1. pres-p.  damp 3	2. n.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3) . 

dampish  a. ,  

dampy  a.	  1) 	  2) . ,   

damsel  n. . 

damson  n. ,   

damson cheese  n.    

damson-coloured  a. - ( )

Dan  n. . . , 	dan  n. . 

dance  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  ( )	  3) ,  	  4)    to lead smb. a (pretty) dance  -.  ,  -. ;	   St. Vitus's dance  .  ()	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   to dance for joy   	  3)  ( );  ( );  ( );  ( )	  4)  () to dance attendance upon smb.   -.   ;	   to dance to smb.'s tune ( whistle, piping)   -. ;	   to dance to another ( to a different) tune  ;	   to dance upon nothing .  

dancer  n.	  1) , ; ; ; () ;	   dancer at shows  , 	  2)  merry dancers  

dancing  1. pres-p.  dance 2	2. n.	  1) , 	  2) attr. ;	   dancing master  ;	   dancing party  

dancing-hall  n. 

dandelion  n. 

dander  I n. . ; ; ;	   to get one's dander up ();     	II = dandruff

dandiacal  a. .  

dandified  1. p.  p-p.  dandify	2. a. ;	   dandified appearance  

dandify  v.  ; 

dandle  v.	  1)       ()	  2) ; 

dandruff  n. 

dandy  I	1. n.	  1) , , 	  2) (the dandy) . -. 	2. a.	  1) 	  2) . , 	II n.	  1) .      	  2) .  	  3) .  	III . n.	  1)  ( . )	  2) 	IV n. mis. . dengue

dandy-brush  n. ,   (     )

dandyism  n. , , 

Dane  n.	  1) 	  2)   (. Great Dane)

Danelagh  n. .	  1)   (  .-   X .)	  2) ,     {. 1}

Danelaw  n. .	  1)   (  .-   X .)	  2) ,     {. 1}

dang  v. dang it!  !

danger  n.	  1) ;	   out of danger  ;	   in danger   ;	   in danger of one's life    ;	   to keep out of danger  	  2) ;	   a danger to peace  

danger arrow  n.  ,   (   )

danger-signal  n.	  1)  	  2) -.  " "

dangerous  a. ; ;	   to look dangerous    

dangle  v.	  1)  , 	  2) 	  3) , ,  dangle after   -., ;	   dangle around , 

dangle-dolly  n. ,    

dangler  n.	  1) 	  2) 

dangling  a.	  1) , 	  2) . 

Danish  1. a.  Danish balance 	2. n.  

dank  a. ; ; 

dap  1. n.	  1)  ()	  2) ; 	2. v.	  1)   (    )	  2) ()   ( )

daphne  n. . 

dapper  a.	  1)    	  2) , 

dapple  v. () () 

dapple-bay  n.    

dapple-grey  1. a.   	2. n.    

dappled  1. p-p.  dapple	2. a. , ; ;	   dappled deer  

darby  n. .  ;  ;   

dare  1. v. (dared durst; dared; 3 . . .   dares  dare)	  1)   , ;	   he won't dare to deny it     ;	   I dare swear    ;	   I dare say ,   ( .)	  2)  , ;	   to dare the perils of arctic travel     	  3)  (to  -.); ;	   I dare you to jump the stream!  ,    !	2. n.	  1) ;	   to take a dare  	  2) 

dare-devil  1. n. ,  , 	2. a. ; , 

daresay  ,   ( .)

daring  1. pres-p.  dare 1	2. n. ; ; 	3. a.	  1) , , 	  2) 

dark  1. a.	  1) ;	   it is getting dark  , ;	   dark closet ( room) .  	  2) ; ;	   dark complexion   	  3) , 	  4) , ; ; ;	   to keep dark ;	   to keep a thing dark  -.  	  5) ,  ( )	  6) , ; , ;	   dark humour  ;	   to look on the dark side of things   the dark ages ;	   the D. and Bloody Ground .  ;	   the D. Continent 	2. n.	  1) , ;	   after dark   ;	   at dark  ;	   before dark   	  2) 	  3) ;	   to be in the dark   ,   (about);	   to keep smb. in the dark  -.  ;  (-.)  -.	  4) . ;	   the lights and darks of a picture      in the dark of the moon	    )  ;	    )   

darken  v.	  1) ,  ; 	  2) ;  	  3)  ();	   to darken counsel  	  4) 	  5) .     ( ) not to darken smb.'s door again    -. 

darkey  n. . , ""

darklantern  n.  

darkle  v.	  1) , 	  2) 

darkling  1. pres-p.  darkle	2. a. ;   ,  ; 	3. adv.  ,  ;	   to sit darkling 

darkly  adv.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 

darkness  n. ,   . {. dark 1}

darksome  a. .	  1) 	  2) , 

darky  = darkey

darling  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   my darling!  !, !	  2) , ;	   the darling of fortune  	2. a.	  1) ; ; 	  2) 	  3) ,  ( )

darn  I	1. n.  ; 	2. v. ; 	II 1. a. , 	2. v. (. . damn) , 

darnel  n. . 

darner  n.	  1) ; 	  2) = darning-needle 1	  3) "" ( )

darning  I	1. pres-p.  darn I, 2	2. n.	  1) , 	  2) ,   	II pres-p.  darn II, 2

darning-needle  n.	  1)  	  2) . 

dart  1. 	  1)   ; , 	  2) 	  3) , 	  4) ,  , ; , 	  5)  (, )	2. v.	  1)  (; . .);	   his eyes darted flashes of anger    	  2)  ;  dart away ;	   dart down(wards)  ; . 

darter  n.	  1)  	  2) . ;  

darting  1. pres-p.  dart 2	2. a. 

dartre  n. . 

Darwinian  1. n. 	2. a. 

Darwinism  n. ,  

Darwinist  = Darwinian 1

dash  1. n.	  1)  ; ; ;	   to make a dash against the enemy    ;	   to make a dash for smth.   -.	  2) , ;	   a man of skill and dash    	  3) , ;	   at one dash   	  4) . ,  ( , ); 	  5) 	  6)  (-.); ;	   there is a romantic dash about it    - 	  7)  ; ; ; 	  8) ; 	  9) ;	   to cut a dash ,  -. 	  10) .   dash (and dash) line  	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) , ; , ;	   to dash up to the door   	  3) .    	  4) ();	   the waves dashed against the cliff    	  5) , ;	   to dash colours on the canvas     	  6) ; 	  7)  (,   ..)	  8) , ; 	  9) 	  10) . . damn 2;	   dash it!, dash you!  ! dash off   (,   ..)

dash-board  n.	  1)  ()	  2) . . ;  	  3) .  

dash-pot  n. .    , 

dasher  n.	  1) ,  	  2) ,  ( )	  3) .  ()

dashing  1. pres-p.  dash 2	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , 	  4) 

dastard  n. ; ,  

dastardly  a. ; 

data  n. pl.	  1) pl.  datum	  2) ( .  sing) ; ; 	  3) ( .  sing) 

data-sheet  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. data-sheet computer	    ) - ;	    ) .    

datable  a.  

dataller  = daytaler

date  I	1. n.	  1) ,  ();	   date of birth  	  2) , ;	   out of date ;	   up to date     ; ; ;	   at that date   ,   	  3) . ;	   I have got a date   ;	   to make a date  	  4) . ,   	2. v.	  1) 	  2)   ( -.);  (  ; . date back);	   this manuscript dates from the XIVth century     XIV 	  3)   ( -. )	  4) . .  ;	   to date a girl   	  5)   ; 	II n.	  1) 	  2)  

date-line  n.	  1) . .    	  2)     ,   ..	  3) .  

date-palm  n.  

dated  1. p-p.  date I, 2	2. a.	  1) 	  2)   ; 

dateless  a.	  1) 	  2) . ; 	  3) . . ,   

dative  1. a.	  1) . 	  2)  (  ,   ..)	2. n. .  

datum  n. (pl. data)	  1)  ,  	  2) 

datum-level  n. .   ,    (  );  

datumline  n. .  ; ,  

datura  n. . 

daub  1. n.	  1)      , 	  2) 	  3)  ; ; 	2. v.	  1) ,  (,   ..)	  2) 	  3) , 

dauber  n.	  1)  , 	  2) ,   (.  )

daubster  = dauber 1

dauby  a.	  1)   ( )	  2) 

daughter  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. ; 

daughter-in-law  n. (pl. daughters-in-law)  , , 

daughterly  a. 

daughters-in-law  pl.  daughter-in-law

daunt  v.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   nothing daunted   , 	  3) 

dauntless  a. ; 

dauphin  n. . 

davenport  n.	  1)    	  2) . , -

davit  n. . ;	   fish davit , 

daw  n. 

dawdle  v.   ,  ( dawdle away)

dawdler  n.	  1) 	  2) 

dawn  1. n.	  1) ,  ;	   at dawn  ,  	  2) , , ;	   the dawn of brighter days   	2. v.	  1) 	  2) ; ;  (   ..);  ,  ( )	  3)  , ;	   it has just dawned upon me   ,    

day  n.	  1) ; ;	   on that day   ;	   all (the) day  ;	   all day long -;	   by the day ;	   solar ( astronomical, nautical) day   (  12 . );	   civil day   (  12 . );	   the day  ;	   every other day, day about  ;	   the present day ;  ;	   the day after tomorrow ;	   the day before ;	   the day before yesterday  , ;	   one day ;	   the other day  ;	   some day -; -  ;	   one of these days     ;	   day in, day out    ;	   day by ( after) day, from day to day   ;    ;    ;	   first day (of the week) ;	   day off  ;	   day out	    ) ,   ;	    )    ;	   far in the day   ;	   this day week, month, etc.   ,   ..,  ,   ..;	   three times a day    	  2)  ;	   May D.  ;	   Victory D.  ;	   Inauguration D.        ;	   high ( banner) day 	  3)  ;	   by day ;	   at day  ,  ;	   before day  ;	   between two days . 	  4) ( pl.) ,  ; ;	   in the days of yore ( old)  ,   ;	   in these latter days   ;	   in days to come  ,   ;	   men of the day   ()	  5) ,  (,   ..);   ;	   to have had ( to have seen) one's day ,  ,   ;	   he will see his better days yet   ,      ;	   one's early days ;	   his day is gone   ,    ;	   his days are numbered   ;	   to close ( to end) one's days   ; ;    	  6) ;	   to carry ( to win) the day  ;	   the day is ours   ,   ;	   to lose the day  	  7) .  ; ,     good day	    )  ;	    )  ;	   to a day   ;	   early in the day ;	   rather late in the day ; ,  ;	   a day after the fair  ;	   a day before the fair  , ;	   if a day    ;  ;	   she is fifty if she is a day    (),   ;	   to be on one's day   ;	   to make a day of it   ;	   a creature of a day	    ) . ;	    )    ;	   to save the day  ;	   every day is not Sunday . =    ;	   to name on ( in) the same day with =     ;	   to call it a day	    )   ;	   let us call it a day   ;	    )    ;	   the day of doom ( of judgement) .   ;  , 

day nursery  n. ()   

day-and-night  a. 

day-bed  n. ; 

day-blindness  n. . ,  

day-boarder  n.  ( )

day-book  n.	  1) ;	  2) . 

day-boy  n. ,    ,  

day-dream  1. n. , ; 	2. v.  ; , 

day-dreamer  n. ; 

day-fly  n. . 

day-girl  n.  ; ,    

day-labour  n.  

day-labourer  n. 

day-lily  n. . , 

day-long  1. adv.  	2. a.   

day-school  n.	  1)    ,   	  2)     	  3)   ( . )

day-shift  n.  

day-spring  n. . , 

day-star  n.	  1)  	  2) . 

day-time  n. ;  ;	   in the day-time 

day-to-day  a. 

day-work  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)  	  4) .    

daybreak  n. 

daylight  n.	  1)  ;  	  2) 	  3) ;	   in broad ( open) daylight   ; ;	   to let daylight into  	  4) pl. . "",  to see daylight  ,    

daylight-saving  n.     ( )  (   )

daysman  n.  , 

daytaler  n.   (.   )

daze  I	1. n. 	2. v. ; , 	II n. . 

dazedly  adv. ;  

dazzle  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) attr. dazzle paint .   ( ); 	2. v.	  1)   , , ; , 	  2) .   ()

de  pref.	  1)  :	    ) , : defrock   ;	   degas ;	    )  ,   .. degenerate ;	   derange   	  2)    ; . naturalize  - denaturalize ;	   merit  - demerit ;	   mobilize  - demobilize 

de facto  . adv.  , , - (. de jure);	   the government de facto    

de jure  . adv. , - (. de facto)

de luxe  a. . ;	   an edition de luxe, a de luxe edition  ;	   de luxe suite   ( )

de trop  a. . predic. , , ;   

de'classe  a. . 

de'collete  (f. -tee ) a. . 

de'cor  n. .	  1)  (  ..); . 	  2) 

de'jeuner  n. .    

de-ice  v. .  

de-icer  n. . 

deacon  1. n. 	2. v. .	  1)   	  2) .    ;    ;  

deaconess  n.	  1) 	  2) 

dead  1. a.	  1) , ; 	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) ,   ;	   dead lime  ;	   dead steam  ;	   dead volcano  	  5) ,  ;	   the motor is dead  	  6) ,  ( )	  7)  ( )	  8) , ;	   my fingers are dead    	  9) , ,  (to  -.)	  10) , ; ;	   dead season  ; .  ( ),   ;	   dead time  ( )	  11)    ( , )	  12)   ;	   dead ball ,   	  13) , ;	   dead certainty  ;	   dead failure  ;	   dead earnest  ;	   dead faint   ;	   to come to a dead stop   	  14) .  : to be dead with cold  ;	   to be dead with hunger   	  15) . 	  16) .  ( );  ( )	  17) . ,    	  18) .    ;	   dead wire     dead above the ears . . , ;	   dead and gone  ;	   dead gold  ;	   dead horse ,     ;	   dead hours   ;	   dead leaf .  ;	   dead marines ( men) .   ;	   more dead that alive  ;	   as dead as a doornail ( as mutton, as a nit)  -.  	2. n.	  1) (the dead) pl. . , 	  2)  ;	   in the dead of night  ,   ;	   in the dead of winter  	3. adv.	  1) , ;	   dead against	    )     ( );	    )  	  2) .  : dead asleep   ;	   dead drunk  ;	   dead tired   ;	   dead calm  

dead centre  n.  

dead colour  n. . 

dead ground  n. . .  

dead heat  n. .  ;    

dead letter  n.	  1)  ,     	  2) ,       

dead lift  n.	  1)   (  )	  2)   

dead load  n. .  ;  ,  ;  

dead man's handle  n.     (        )

dead march  n.  

dead reckoning  n. . .   ()

dead set  1. n.	  1) . () 	  2) 	2. a. predic.  ;	   he is dead set on going to Moscow           

dead short  n. .   

dead shot  n. ,   

dead wall  n. .  

dead weight  n.	  1) .   (), 	  2) .  ;  

dead window  n. .  ,  

dead-alive  a.	  1) , ; ; ; 	  2) 

dead-beat  1. a.	  1) .  ; ;  ( )	  2)  (  )	  3)  (  )	2. n. . . , ; 

dead-end  1. n.  (. .)	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) . 	  3) dead-end kid  

dead-eye  n. . 

dead-hand  = mortmain

dead-house  n. , 

dead-level  n.	  1)   ; 	  2) , 

dead-line  n.	  1) ,    	  2)  ,          (, )

dead-nettle  n. . 

dead-office  n. 

dead-pan  n. .  ; ,  

dead-point  n.  

dead-spot  n. .  

dead-water  n.	  1)  	  2) . 

dead-wind  n.   

dead-wood  n.	  1)  ; ;  	  2) . 	  3) -.   ()

deaden  v.	  1) ()  , , ; ()  ( -.)	  2) , 	  3)  , 	  4) .   

deadend  1. n.  (. .)	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) . 	  3) deadend kid  

deadfall  n. .	  1) , 	  2)   , 

deadhead  n.	  1)   ;  	  2) ,  , " "

deadlight  n. .  ;  

deadlock  1. n.  ; ,  ; 	2. v.   

deadly  1. a.	  1) ; ;	   deadly poison  	  2) ;	   deadly sin  	  3) , ; ;	   deadly struggle    ,   	  4) . , ;	   deadly paleness  ;	   deadly gloom  ;	   in deadly haste   	2. adv.	  1) 	  2) . , 

deadlynightshade  n. . , ,  

deaf  a.	  1) , ,   ;	   deaf of an ear, deaf in one ear    	  2) ,  ;	   he was deaf to our advice      to turn a deaf ear to smb., smth.   -.,   ;     -.;	   deaf as an adder adder ( a beetle, a stone, a post) =  

deaf-and-dumb  a. 

deaf-mute  n. 

deafen  v.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  

deafening  1. pres-p.  deafen	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 	3. n.  

deafness  n. 

deal  I	1. n.	  1)  ;	   there is a deal of truth in it     ;	   a great deal of ;	   a great deal better  	  2) ; ;	   to do ( to make) a deal with smb.    -.	  3) , 	  4) . 	  5)  ,  ;	   New D. . . " " (    . )	2. v. (dealt)	  1) ,  (. deal out)	  2) . 	  3)  ();  ()	  4)  (in -.);    (with  -.)	  5)  ,     (at, with)	  6) ,   ( -.);	   to refuse to deal with smb.     -.	  7)  , ,   (with);	   to deal with a problem  ;	   to deal with an attack  	  8) , ;	   to deal honourably  ;	   to deal generously (cruelly) with ( by) smb.   ()  -.	  9)   ( -); ;	   to deal with fires   	II 1. n.	  1)      , 	  2)  	2. a.    ( );  

dealer  n.	  1) ;	   retail dealer  ;	   dealer in old clothes 	  2) .  	  3)    (. ) a plain dealer ,  ;	   a double dealer ,  

dealing  1. pres-p.  deal I, 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) pl.  	  4) pl.  ; ;	   to have dealings with smb.  ,     -. plain dealing ; ;	   straight dealing ;	   double dealing ; 

dealt  p.  p-p.  deal I, 2

dean  I n.	  1) .  (          )	  2) .  ;  ;	   rural dean 	  3)  ()	  4)   , 	II n. ,    

deanery  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)    	  4)   ( )

dear  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   he is a dear fellow   	  3)      : my dear Jones  ( ) ;	   D. Sir   (.   )	  4) ,  ;	   dear shop ,        	2. n.	  1) , ; , 	  2) . ;	   what dears they are!   !	3. adv.  (. .)	4. interj.  , , , , , : dear me! is it so? ?;	   oh dear, my head aches! ,   !

dear-bought  a.  

dearborn  n. .   

dearly  adv.	  1) ;	   dearly beloved  	  2)  ,  (. .);	   he would dearly love to see his mother again    ,    

dearth  n.	  1)  ; ;	   in time of dearth   	  2) , ;	   dearth of workmen   

deary  n. . (.  ) ; ; , ; ; 

death  n.	  1) ;	   natural (violent) death  () ;	   civil death  ;    ;	   to meet one's death   ;	   at death's door  ;   ;	   to be in the jaws of death    ,   ;	   to put ( to do) to death , ;	   wounded to death  ;	   war to the death   	  2) , ;	   the death of one's hopes  -. 	  3) the Black D. .     XIV ., " "	  4) .  : tired to death  ;	   to work smb. to death   -. ,  -.  ;	   this will be the death of me     ;    	  5) attr. ,  to be in at the death	    ) .   ,      ;	    )    -. ;	   like grim death ,   ;	   worse than death  

death's-head  n.	  1)  (  );	   to look like a death's-head on a mopstick    	  2)  ( )  ()

death-adder  n. .  

death-agony  n.  

death-bell  n.  

death-blow  n.    

death-cup  n.   ()

death-damp  n.   ( )

death-duties  n. pl.   

death-feud  n.  

death-hunter  n. ,     

death-mask  n.  

death-rate  n. ;  

death-rattle  n.  

death-roll  n.    

death-struggle  n. 

death-toll  = death-roll

death-trap  n. ,  

death-warrant  n.	  1)       	  2) -.,    (.  )

death-watch  n.	  1)      	  2) ,      	  3) . -

deathbed  n.	  1)  ;	   on one's deathbed   	  2)  	  3) attr. ;	   deathbed repentance  

deathless  a. 

deathlike  a.  

deathly  1. a. , ;  ;	   deathly silence  	2. adv. 

deb  n. (.  debutante) . 

debacle  n. .	  1)  ; 	  2)   	  3) ;  	  4) ,  ()

debar  v. ,  ; ;  ;	   to debar smb. from voting  -.  ;	   to debar smb. from holding public offices  -.    ;	   to debar passage   

debark  v. (); () ( )

debarkation  n.  ();  ()

debarkment  = debarkation

debase  v.	  1)  	  2)  , ; ;	   to debase the coinage .   

debasement  n.	  1) 	  2)  , 

debatable  a.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   debatable ground ,   ; .  

debate  1. n.	  1) , , ;	   to open a debate  	  2) , ;	   beyond debate 	  3) (the debates) pl.     	2. v.	  1) , ; ; 	  2) ; ;	   to debate a matter in one's mind ,  -.

debater  n.  , ;	   skilful debater  

debating-society  n.  

debauch  1. n.	  1) , , 	  2) , 	2. v.	  1) , ;  ()	  2) ,  (, )

debauchee  n. , 

debauchery  n.	  1) , , 	  2) , 	  3) pl. , 

debenture  n. .	  1)  ,  	  2)   , 	  3)     	  4) attr. debenture bond   ;	   debenture stock 

debilitate  v. . , ; 

debilitation  n. . , ; 

debility  n.	  1) , 	  2) ;  

debit  .	1. n. ;	   to put to the debit of smb.    -.	2. v. ,   

debonair  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

debouch  v.	  1)       ( )	  2) . 

debouchment  n.	  1)   	  2)  	  3) . ,     

debris  n. .	  1) , ; ; 	  2) 	  3)  	  4) .  ;  ,  ;  

debt  n. ;	   to contract debts  ;	   to incur a debt, to get ( to run) into debt   ;	   a bad debt  ;	   debt of gratitude  ;	   debt of honour  ;	   he is heavily in debt =      ;	   to be in smb.'s debt   -.  ;	   I am very much in your debt    

debtor  n.	  1) , ;	   debtor's prison  ;	  2) . , 

debtservice  n.        

debunk  v. .	  1)  	  2) ,  

debus  v. (), ()  

debussing-point  n.    

debut  n. . : to make one's debut 

debutant  n. . 

debutante  n. . 

deca  pref. -, -

decachord  n.   ()

decadal  a.    

decade  n.	  1)   , 	  2) 

decadence  decadency n.	  1) , 	  2) , ,  ( )

decadent  1. n. 	2. a. , 

decagon  n. 

decagonal  a. 

decagram, decagramme  n. 

decahedral  a. 

decalcify  v.   , 

decalitre  n. 

decalogue  n. .  , 

decametre  n. 

decamp  v.	  1)   ,   	  2) , 

decampment  n.	  1)   	  2)  ; , 

decanal  a. 

decandrous  a. .   

decangular  a. 

decant  v.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ;      ()

decanter  n. 

decaphyllous  a. . 

decapitate  v. ,  

decapitation  n. 

decapod  .	1. n.  	2. a. 

decarbonate  v.	  1) . 	  2)   , 

decarbonize  v.	  1) . 	  2)   , 

decasualize  v. .      

decasyllabic  1. a. 	2. n.  

decathlon  n. . 

decay  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)   (  ..)	  3) , , ;  (,   ..);	   to fall into decay   , 	  4)  ()	  5)  ()	  6) . 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) ; ; , , 	  3)   ;  ( ,   ..)	  4)  ( )

decease  1. n. , 	2. v. 

deceased  1. p-p.  decease 2	2. a. , 	3. n. (the deceased) , , 

decedent  n. . 

deceit  n.	  1) ;	   to practise deceit , 	  2) 	  3) 

deceitful  a.	  1)   ; 	  2) ; 

deceive  v. ;   ;	   to deceive oneself 

decelerate  v.  , ,  ; 

deceleration  n. ; 

December  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. 

Decembrist  n. . 

decemvir  . n. (pl. -rs -iri) . 

decemviri  pl.  decemvir

decenary  = decennary

decency  n.	  1) , ;	   a breach of decency  , ;	   in common decency    ;	   have the decency to confess   ;	   to serve the decencies  	  2) ; ; 	  3) pl. (the decencys)  ,   

decennary  n. 

decenniad  = decennary

decennial  a.	  1) ;   	  2)    

decent  a.	  1) , ; ;	   a pretty decent house   	  2) ; 	  3) . , ;	   that's very decent of you      	  4) . , 

decently  adv.	  1) , , 	  2) 	  3) , 

decentralize  v. 

deception  n. , ; ; ;	   to practise deception 

deceptive  a. ,   ;	   appearances are often deceptive   ;	   deceptive gas .  

deci  pref.  (  , .   )

decide  v. (),  ;	   to decide against (in favour of) smb.    ( ) -.;	   that decides me! !;	   to decide between two things   decide on ;	   she decided on the green hat    

decided  1. p-p.  decide	2. a.	  1) 	  2) , ; ;	   decided superiority  

decidedly  adv.	  1) 	  2) , , 

deciduous  a.	  1) .  ( ); 	  2)   ( )	  3)  ( )	  4) , 

decigram, decigramme  n. 

decilitre  n. 

decimal  1. a. ;	   decimal fraction  ;	   decimal notation   ;	   decimal numeration   ;	   decimal coinage   ;	   decimal point    ,    	2. n.  ;	   recurring decimal   

decimalism  n.   

decimalize  v.	  1)    	  2)     

decimally  adv.   

decimate  v.	  1)   	  2) , ;	   cholera decimated the population   	  3) .  

decimation  n.	  1) ,   	  2) , 	  3) .  

decimetre  n. 

decimosexto  n. .    1/16 

decipher  v.	  1) 	  2)  ( ,    ..)

decipherable  a.  , 

decision  n.	  1) ;	   to arrive at ( to come to) a decision  	  2) . , ,	  3) , ;	   a man of decision  ;	   to lack decision  ;	   with decision , 

decisive  a.	  1) ,   	  2)  ( , )	  3)  ( , )

deck  1. n.	  1) ;	   on deck	    )  ;	    ) . .  ;	    ) .   ;	   to clear the decks (for action) .   ; .   	  2)  ;     ()	  3)      	  4) .  ()	  5) . . 	2. v.	  1)  	  2) ,  (, ;  deck out)

deck alighting  n. . .   

deck landing  n. . .   

deck start  n. . .   

deck-bridge  n.    

deck-cabin  n.   

deck-cargo  n.  

deck-chair  n. ,  (   )

deck-hand  n.	  1) 	  2) pl.  

deck-house  n. .	  1) 	  2)    

deck-light  n. .  

deck-passage  n.    (   )

deck-passenger  n.  

decker     :  - ;	   one-decker (two-decker)  () 

decking  1. pres-p.  deck 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) , 

deckle  1. n. . 	2. v.	  1)   	  2) ,  ( )

deckle-edged  a.    ( )

declaim  v.	  1)    ()	  2)  ( ),   (against)	  3) ,  ()

declamation  n.	  1) ;  	  2)  	  3) 	  4)   ( )

declamatory  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

declarable  a.    

declarant  n. .	  1) ,   , 	  2) . ,        

declaration  n.	  1) , ;	   to make a declaration  	  2)  (  ..);	   declaration of the poll   	  3) .   ;   (  )	  4)  	  5)   

declarative  a.	  1) 	  2) .  ( )

declaratory  a.	  1) = declarative	  1) 2) , 

declare  v.	  1) ;	   to declare one's love   	  2) ,  (-. -.);	   he was declared an invalid    	  3) , ,  ;	   well, I declare! . ,   !	  4)  (for ;	   against );	   to declare oneself	    ) ;	    )  	  5) ,  ,   ( );	   have you anything to declare?  ,   	  6) .   declare in     ;	   declare off   (  ..)

declassed  a. 

declassify  v.  (, )

declension  n.	  1)  ( ); 	  2) . ;   in the declension of years   

declensional  a. .   ;	   declensional endings  

declinable  a. . 

declination  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) , 	  4) . 

declinator  = declinometer n. ; ; 

declinatory  a.	  1) ()	  2) ()

decline  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) , , ;	   business decline   ;	   on the decline	    )   ;	    )  ,  ;	   the decline of the moon   	  3)  ()	  4)  (,    ..)	  5) ,  (, )	  6)  , . 	2. v.	  1) , ;  ( )	  2)   	  3)   ;  ( ,    ..)	  4) ,   ;  ( )	  5)  (  ..); ()	  6) , ;	   to decline one's head on one's breast  ( )   	  7) . 

declining  1. pres-p.  decline 2	2. a. ;	   declining years  ;  

declinometer  n. ; ; 

declivitous  a.   ( )

declivity  n. ; ; ; ;  ()

declivous  a. ; 

declutch  v. . 

decoct  v.  ; ; 

decoction  n.	  1) 	  2) () , 

decode  v. ; 

decohere  v. . 

decollate  v. . 

decollation  n. . 

decolonization  n. 

decolor  v. 

decolorant  n.  

decoloration  n. 

decolorize  v. 

decolour  v. 

decolourant  n.  

decolouration  n. 

decolourize  v. 

decompensation  n. . 

decomplex  a.  ,   

decompose  v.	  1)    ;	   to decompose a force .  	  2) , 	  3) ()	  4)  (,   ..)

decomposite  1. a.    ; 	2. n. -.     (,   ..)

decomposition  n.	  1) . . 	  2) , 

decompound  1. a. = decomposite 1 ;	   decompound leaf .  	2. v.	  1)    	  2)    

decompress  v.  

deconsecrate  v.  ( , )

decontaminate  v. ; 

decontrol  n.    

decora  pl.  decorum

decorate  v.	  1) , 	  2)  (, )	  3)   , 

decorated  1. p-p.  decorate	2. a.	  1) , ;	   decorated style   XIV 	  2) 

decoration  n.	  1) ; 	  2) .    ,  	  3) pl.  , 	  4) ,  ;	   to confer a decoration on smb.  -. ,  	  5) attr. D. Day . = Memorial Day {. memorial 2}

decorative  a. 

decorator  n.	  1) -	  2) ; 

decorous  a. , 

decorticate  v.  (,   ..)

decorum  . n. (pl. -s -ra)  , ; 

decoy  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3) ,   (      )	  4) . 	2. v.	  1) ,   	  2) 

decoy ship  n. . . -, -

decoy-duck  n.	  1)     	  2) 

decrease  1. n. , , ; ; ;	   to be on the decrease   	2. v. (), 

decree  1. n.	  1) , , 	  2) ,  (   )	  3)   	  4) pl. . .  decree of nature  	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2)  

decree nisi  . n. .   ,      ,       

decrement  n.	  1) ,  	  2) . 	  3) . , 

decrepit  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

decrepitate  v.	  1) . ,   	  2)   

decrepitation  n.	  1) . , 	  2)   

decrepitude  n.	  1) 	  2) 

decrescent  a. 

decretal  n. .	  1) , 	  2) pl. . 

decretive  a. 

decretory  = decretive a. 

decrial  n.  , 

decry  v.	  1) , 	  2) ,   (-.)

decuman  a. . ,  ( );	   decuman wave  

decumbent  a.	  1) 	  2) .   

decuple  1. n.  	2. a. 	3. v. 

decussate  1. a.	  1)    	  2) .  	2. v. ()   , -

dedans  n. . .	  1)   ( )	  2) (the dedans) .    

dedicate  v.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  ()	  4) .  ()

dedicated  1. p-p.  dedicate	2. a. ;   (, );  (  -.)

dedicatee  n. ,  -. 

dedication  1) 	  2) , 

dedicator  n. ,  , 

dedicatory  a. ; 

deduce  v.	  1)  (, , )	  2) ,  

deduct  v. , ; ; 

deduction  n.	  1) , ; ;	   deduction in pay ,   	  2) 	  3) 	  4) , ; . 

deductive  a. . 

dee  n.	  1)   D	  2) . D- , 

deed  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   in word and deed   ;	   in deed and not in name  ,     ();	   in very deed   ,  	  3) 	  4) . , ;	   to draw up a deed  	2. v. .   

deed-poll  n. .  

deem  v. , , 

deemster  n.      - 

deep  1. a.	  1) ;	   deep water  ;	   deep sleep  ;	   to my deep regret    ;	   to keep smth. a deep secret  -.   ;	   deep in debt    	  2) ,  ;	   deep knowledge ,  	  3)  ( -.);  (-.);  (-);	   deep in a book (in a map) ,      (  );	   deep in thought, deep in meditation () ,   	  4) , ;	   deep feelings  ;	   deep delight  	  5) , 	  6) , ,  ( , )	  7)  ( ) a deep one  ;	   to draw up five (six) deep . ()   () ;	   deep pocket , 	2. n.	  1)  	  2) (the deep) . , 	  3) , 	  4)  	3. adv. ;	   deep in one's mind   ;	   to dig deep  ; . ;	   deep into the night    still waters run deep . =     

deep mining  n. .   

deep-brown  a. -

deep-draft  n.   

deep-drawing  n. .  

deep-drawn  a.    ( )

deep-felt  a.  

deep-frozen  a.	  1) 	  2) deep-frozen soil  

deep-laid  a.	  1)  	  2)     ( )

deep-mouthed  a.	  1) 	  2)  

deep-piled  a. a deep-piled carpet    

deep-rooted  a.  

deep-sea  a. ;	   deep-sea fishing     

deep-seated  a.	  1)  ; ;	   deep-seated abscess  ;	   deep-seated disease  	  2)  ( )	  3)  ( )

deepen  v.	  1) ()	  2) ()	  3) () ; () ( , )	  4) () ( , )

deepfreeze  1. n. 	2. v.  ()

deeply  adv. ;	   he is deeply in debt    ;	   to feel (to regret) smth. deeply   -. (  -.);	   to drink deeply  

deepness  n.   . {. deep 1}

deer  n. (pl.  .) ; ; .  ;	   red deer  ;	   to run like deer   ,  

deer-forest  n.  

deer-hound  n.  

deer-lick  n.   ,    , 

deer-neck  n.   ()

deer-park  = deer-forest n.  

deerskin  n.  , , 

deerstalker  n.	  1)   	  2)  

deerstalking  n.   

deface  v.	  1) ; 	  2) ,  	  3) 

defacement  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) ,  

defalcate  v.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)  ;   

defamation  n. ; 

defamatory  a. , , 

defame  v. , , ; 

defatted  a. 

default  1. n.	  1)   (. )	  2) ; 	  3) , 	  4)   ;	   judgement by default       (  )	  5) .    in default of  ,  	2. v.	  1)    ;  	  2)     	  3)    (  )	  4) .      

defaulter  n.	  1) ,    ; 	  2) 	  3)    ( )	  4) . ;  	  5) . ,      ,   ..	  6) attr. defaulter book .  

defeasance  n.	  1) , 	  2) .    (  );  

defeasible  a.   , 

defeat  1. n.	  1) ;	   to sustain ( to suffer) a defeat  	  2)  ();  ()	  3) . 	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  ();  (  ..);  ()	  3) . , 

defeatism  n. 

defeatist  n. , 

defeature  v.  ; 

defecate  v.	  1) (); ,  ()	  2) 

defecation  n.	  1) ,  ()	  2) 

defect  1. n.	  1) , , , ; , 	  2) 	2. v.   ;  (    ..)

defection  n.	  1)  (, ); ;  (from)	  2) , 

defective  1. a.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) ; ; 	  4)  ( )	  5) ,  	  6) .  ( )	2. n.	  1) .  	  2) .  

defence  n.	  1) ; 	  2) pl. . ,  	  3) .  ( ); , ;	   counsel for the defence  	  4) . 	  5)  ( ) best defence is offence  -   

defenceless  a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) 

defend  v.	  1) (), ()	  2) ,  ();  (  ..)	  3) .   ,  ;	   to defend the case  ( )

defendant  n. . ; , 

defender  n.	  1) ;	   defenders of peace  	  2) . ,   

defense  . = defence n.	  1) ; 	  2) pl. . ,  	  3) .  ( ); , ;	   counsel for the defense  	  4) . 	  5)  ( ) best defense is offence  -   

defensible  a.	  1) .   ; 	  2) 

defensive  1. n. ;  ;	   to act ( to be, to stand) on the defensive , 	2. a. ; 

defer  I v.	  1) , 	  2) .    	II v.   - ; ,      ;	   to defer to smb.'s experience   -. 

deference  n. ,  ;	   to pay ( to show) deference to smb.    -.;	   in ( out of) deference to smb., smth.    -., -.;	   with all due deference to smb., smth.     -., -.

deferent  a.	  1) . ,  ( , )	  2)  ( )

deferential  a. 

deferment  n. , 

deferred  I	1. p-p.  defer 1	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   deferred annuity     ;	   deferred pass .          	II p-p.  defer II

defervescence  n. .  ;    

defiance  n.	  1)  ( , )	  2)  ;  ;  , to bid defiance to, to set at defiance ,  ,   ;      in defiance of	    ) ;	    )    

defiant  a. ;  , 

deficiency  n.	  1)  (-.), , 	  2) , 	  3) attr. deficiency disease 

deficient  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ;  (-.;	   in);	   mentally deficient 

deficit  n. ; ; ;	   to meet a deficit  

defilade  .	1. n.  	2. v.   (     )

defile  I v.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) , 	II 1. n. , 	2. v. ,    ( )

defilement  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) 

definable  a.  , 

define  v.	  1) ,  	  2)  	  3)   (  ..)	  4) , 

definite  a.	  1)  (. .);	   for a definite period   ;	   definite article .   ( .  the)	  2) , 

definition  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) . . , 

definitive  a.	  1) ; ; 	  2) .  , 

deflagrate  v.    

deflagration  n.	  1)     	  2) 

deflate  v.	  1)  (  ..); ,  , 	  2) 	  3) .    	  4)  	  5)  (  ..)

deflation  n.	  1) ,  , 	  2) . 

deflect  v.	  1) ()   	  2) ()

deflected  a. , ; 

deflection  1)    	  2)   ;   ()	  3) .   ;   ; ; 	  4) . , ;	  5) . 

deflective  a.  

deflector  n. . , ;  

deflexion  = deflection	  1)    	  2)   ;   ()	  3) .   ;   ; ; 	  4) . , ;	  5) . 

deflorate  a. . 

defloration  n.	  1)  	  2)  

deflower  v.	  1)  ; 	  2)  	  3) 

defoliate  1. a.  	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  

defoliation  n.	  1) .  ; 	  2)  

deforest  v.  ;  ()

deform  v.	  1) 	  2)  ()	  3) . 

deformation  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . 

deformity  n.	  1) ;  (  )	  2) 	  3)  

defraud  v.	  1) 	  2)   (-.); ;	   to defraud smb. of his rights   -. 

defray  v. ;	   to defray the expenses (of)     ()

defrayal  n.  ()

defrayment  = defrayal n.  ()

defreeze  v.  ()

defrock  v.  ();   

defrost  v.	  1)  (  ..)	  2) = defreeze	  3) .  (  )

defroster  n. .	  1) 	  2) ,  ( )

deft  a. , ; 

defunct  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) , , 	2. n. (the defunct) , 

defy  v.	  1) ,  ;	   I defy you to do it! -,  !	  2)   ; , ;	   to defy the law  ;	   to defy public opinion   	  3)  (  ..)	  4)  ,   ;	   it defies description    ;	   the problem defies solution   

degas  v. 

degeneracy  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

degenerate  1. n. , 	2. a. 	3. v. ; 

degeneration  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . 

degenerative  a. ; 

degradation  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ; 	  3)  	  4) . 	  5) .   	  6) . , ;   	  7) . . 

degrade  v.	  1)   ; 	  2) , ,  (,   ..)	  3)  ( ,   ..); ;    	  4) 	  5) .   	  6) . ; 

degraded  1. p-p.  degrade	2. a.	  1)    , 	  2) ;   , 	  3) 	  4) .  ( )	  5) . 	  6) . ; 

degree  n.	  1) ; ;	   by degrees ;	   not in the least ( slightest) degree , ;    ;	   in some degree   ;	   in a varying degree     ;	   to a degree . , ;	   to a certain degree   ;	   to the last degree   ;	   to a lesser degree   ;	   to what degree?   ?,   ?;	   a degree better (warmer, etc.)   (  ..)	  2) 	  3)  , ;	   prohibited degrees .  ,    	  4) , 	  5) ,  ;	   to take one's degree  ;	   honorary degree  	  6) ;	   we had ten degrees of frost last night      ;	   an angle of ninety degrees   90 	  7) , , 	  8) . ;	   degrees of comparison  	  9) .  third degree    

degression  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  

degressive  a.	  1) 	  2)   ( )

dehisce  v. ,  (  )

dehiscent  a. ,  (  )

dehorn  v.  

dehumanize  v.  , 

dehydration  n. . 

dehydrogenize  v. .  

deictic  a. .  

deification  n. 

deify  v.	  1) 	  2) ; 

deign  v. ; ; ; ;	   he did not deign to speak    ;	   he did not deign an answer     

deism  n. 

deist  n. 

deity  n.	  1) 	  2) 

deject  v. , ;	   to deject smb.'s spirit  -. 

dejecta  n. pl. 

dejection  n.	  1)  , 	  2) . 	  3) . , ,  

delaine  n.   

delate  v.	  1) ; 	  2) , 

delation  n. 

delator  n. 

delay  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) , , 	  3) , ; ;	   without delay 	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	  3) ; ; 

delayed-actionmine  n. .   

delayeddrop  n.   

dele  1. n.   	2. v.      ( )

delectable  a. . , 

delectation  n. , ;	   for delectation of smb.   -.

delectus  . n. .    

delegacy  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  

delegate  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) .   {. territory 2}  	2. v.	  1) ; ;  	  2) 

delegatedlegislation  n.    ,   

delegation  n.	  1) , 	  2)  

delete  v.	  1) , 	  2)  ( ),   

deleterious  a. , 

deletion  n.	  1) , 	  2) ,  , 

delft  n. () 

deliberate  1. a.	  1) , , ;	   deliberate lie  	  2) 	  3) , 	  4)  ( ,   ..)	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) ; ;	   to deliberate on ( upon, over, about) a matter  

deliberately  adv.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) , 	  4) ,  

deliberation  n.	  1) , ;	   after long deliberation   	  2) ( pl.) , 	  3) , 	  4) ; ;	   he spoke with deliberation   ,   

deliberative  a. ;	   deliberative body  

delicacy  n.	  1) , , 	  2) , , 	  3)  (, ; )	  4) ,  ();	   a position of extreme delicacy   	  5) , 	  6)  ()	  7) , ;	   the delicacies of the season  ,   ..

delicate  a.	  1) , , 	  2)  ( ); , 	  3) , , 	  4) ;  (   ..)	  5) ,  ( )	  6) ,  ( )	  7) , ;  ( )	  8)  ( )

delicatessen  . n. pl.	  1) ; 	  2)  

delicious  a.	  1) , 	  2)  , 

delict  n. . ,  , ;	   in flagrant delict   

delight  1. n.	  1) , ;	   to take () delight in smth.    -.,  -.	  2) , 	2. v.	  1) ()	  2)  	  3) ;	   to delight in music  ; (I am) delighted (to meet you)   (  )

delightful  a. , 

delightsome  a. . 

delimit  v.  

delimitate  = delimit v.  

delimitation  n.  ; 

delineate  v.	  1) , ;    	  2) ; 

delineation  n.	  1) 	  2) , ; , 	  3) ; 

delineator  n.	  1) ,   ,   . {. delineate}	  2) ,     ; 

delinquency  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  (. )	  3) attr. delinquency list .   

delinquent  1. n. , 	2. a.	  1) 	  2) .  (   ..)

deliquesce  v. .    ; 

deliquescence  n. .   ,    ; 

deliquescent  a.  (    )

delirious  a.	  1) ()  	  2) , ; ;	   delirious with delight    	  3) ;  ( )

delirium  n.	  1) ,  	  2) 

deliriumtremens  n.  

delitescence  n. . ,  ;  

delitescent  a. . ,  (  )

deliver  v.	  1) ,  (, )	  2) ;  ;	   to deliver an order  ;	   to deliver a message   ( )	  3)  (  ..)	  4) ,  (from)	  5)  (, ; . deliver up); ;	   to deliver oneself up    (  ..)	  6) ;	   to deliver a lecture  ;	   to deliver oneself of a speech  ;	   to deliver oneself of an opinion   	  7) (. pass.) .  ();	   to be delivered (of)  ( ; . . -)	  8) , 	  9) 	  10) , ;  ( )	  11)  ( )	  12) .  (,   ..);	   to deliver an attack  ;	   to deliver a battle  ;	   to deliver fire  ;	   to deliver the bombs   deliver over ;	   deliver up  (  ..) to deliver the goods     

deliverance  n.	  1) , 	  2)  ; ,  	  3) . 

delivery  n.	  1) ; ;  (, );	   the early ( the first) delivery    ();	   special delivery	    )  ;	    )  ;	   delivery at door    	  2) , 	  3) .   ();   	  4) ; 	  5)  (  ..);  ;	   a good delivery  	  6) 	  7) ,  (, );  ()	  8) . ;  	  9) .  (.  )	  10) attr. delivery desk     ;  ( )	  11) attr. . , ;	   delivery pipe  ;  

deliverynote  n. . 

deliveryvan  n.        

dell  n.  , 

Delphian  a.	  1) -. ;	   Delphian oracle  	  2) , ; 

Delphic  = Delphian a.	  1) -. ;	   Delphic oracle  	  2) , ; 

delphinium  n. . , , 

delta  n.	  1)  ( )	  2)  ();	   the D.  	  3) attr. delta connection .  

deltaic  a.  

deltoid  1. a. ; 	2. n. .  

delude  v.   , ;	   to delude oneself ;  

deluge  1. n.	  1) ;	   the D. .  	  2)  (. deluges of rain)	  3)  ();  ();  ()	2. v. ,  (. .);	   to deluge with invitations  

delusion  n.	  1) , ;	   to be ( to labour) under a delusion , 	  2) 	  3) . ; ;	   delusion of grandeur  ;	   delusion of persecution  

delusive  delusory a. , , ;	   delusive hopes  

delve  1. n. ; 	2. v.	  1)  ;  ( );  ( )	  2) . , ;	   to dig and delve 

demagnetization  n. 

demagnetize  v. 

demagog  = demagogue n. 

demagogic  a. 

demagogue  n. 

demagogy  n. 

demand  1. n.	  1) ;	   payable on demand    	  2) 	  3) 	  4) . ;	   a demand for labour    ;	   to be in great demand    	  5) attr. demand bill ,   ; ,   ;	   demand deposit  ;	   demand loan     ;	   demand factor   I have many demands on my purse y   ;	   I have many demands on my time     	2. v.	  1)  (of, from  -.,  -.);  	  2) ;	   this problem demands attention    	  3) ,  ;	   he demanded my business  ,   

demandant  n. . 

demarcate  v.	  1) 	  2)   

demarcation  n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   line of demarcation  

demarche  n. . . 

demean  I v. refl.  	II v. ;	   to demean oneself   ;  

demeanour  n. ,   

dement  v.   

demented  1. p-p.  dement	2. a. ;	   to be ( to become) demented   ;	   it will drive me demented .     

dementi  n. . .   (  ..)

dementia  n. . 

demerit  n.	  1) , ,  	  2) .   (.  ; . demerit mark)

demeritorious  a. .  

demesne  n.	  1)  ();	   to hold in demesne 	  2)  ()	  3) . ,     ;	   Royal demesne    	  4) ,  

demi  pref.	  1)    -. -, , 	  2)     ,    .. demitasse   ( )

demigod  n. 

demijohn  n.   

demilitarize  v. 

demilune  n.	  1) . 	  2) . . , 

demimonde  n. . 

demirep  n.   

demisable  a.     ,    ( )

demise  1. n.	  1)    	  2)    	  3)   ;     	  4) , 	2. v.	  1)   	  2)     ();   	  3)  (of  )

demission  n. .  ; ; 

demit  v. .   ;   

demiurge  n.	  1) , ,   (  )	  2) . 

demo  n. . .  demonstration 4

demob  v. . .  demobilize v. 

demobee  n. . 

demobilization  n. 

demobilize  v. 

democracy  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) 	  4) (D.) .  

democrat  n.	  1) 	  2) (D.) .   	  3) .    (. democrat wagon)

democratic  a. ; 

democratize  v. 

demode  a. .   , 

demoded  = demode a.   , 

demographic  a. ;	   demographic explosion ( outburst)  

demography  n. 

demoiselle  n. .	  1) . 	  2) -	  3) , -

demolish  v.	  1) ;  ()	  2) ,  (, )	  3) . 

demolition  n.	  1) ; , 	  2) , 	  3) attr. demolition bomb  ;	   demolition work  

demon  n.	  1) , , ;  -;	   a regular demon .  	  2) .  ;	   he is a demon for work .    

demonetize  v.	  1)    ()	  2)    ()

demoniac  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

demoniacal  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

demonic  a.	  1) , 	  2)  

demonstrable  a. 

demonstrate  v.	  1) ;  	  2) ;  	  3)  (  ..)	  4)   	  5) .  ,   

demonstration  n.	  1)   	  2) 	  3)  (  ..)	  4) 	  5) .  ;  

demonstrationist  = demonstrator 1)

demonstrative  1. a.	  1) , , 	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) . 	2. n.  

demonstrator  n.	  1) ;  	  2) , ;  

demoralization  n. 

demoralize  v.	  1) 	  2)  ,  

Demos  -. n. , 

Demosthenic  a. , 

demote  v. .   ,  

demotic  a.	  1) ; 	  2)  (  )

demount  v. , 

demountable  a. , 

demulcent  .	1. n.  	2. a. , , 

demur  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   without demur  ;	   no demur  	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  ;	   to demur to a proposal   ;	   he demurred at working so late    ,    	  3) .   

demure  a.	  1) , ; 	  2)  

demurrage  n. .	  1)  (, )	  2) ,    (, )	  3)      

demurrer  I n. .	  1)  	  2) 	II n. ,  ,    {. demur 2}

demy  n.	  1)  	  2)     

den  1. n.	  1) , , ; 	  2)     (  )	  3) .    	  4) 	  5) 	  6) 	2. v.   ,   ..;   

denarius  n.  (  ; . d.  )

denary  a. 

denaturalize  v.	  1)   	  2) ,  ,  

denature  v.	  1)   	  2)  ()

denatured alcohol  n. 

denazification  n. 

denazify  v. 

dendriform  a. 

dendritic  a. , ; 

dendroid  dendroidal = dendritic a. , ; 

dendrology  n. 

dene  I n. 	II n.  , 

dengue  n.  

denial  n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   flat denial  	  3) ;	   to take no denial   	  4) 

denigrate  v. . , , 

denigration  n. . , 

denim  n.   

denitrify  v. .    ; 

denizen  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3)    	  4)  ,   	2. v.	  1)    ; 	  2)  (, )	  3)     

denominate  v. ; 

denomination  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) ;	   to reduce feet and inches to the same denomination       	  4) , ;	   coins of small denominations   	  5) , , 	  6) 

denominational  a.	  1)   -. 	  2) 

denominative  1. a.	  1) 	  2) .     	2. n. .     

denominator  n. . ;	   to reduce to a common denominator    

denotata  pl.  denotatum

denotation  n.	  1) ;	  2) ; 	  3) () ; 	  4) .  	  5) .  

denotative  a.	  1) 	  2)  (of )

denotatum  . n. pl. (ta) . 

denote  v.	  1) , , 	  2)   (-.), 

denotement  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

denouement  n. .	  1)  ( , )	  2) , 

denounce  v.	  1) , ; 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) ,  ();	   to denounce a truce .     	  5) ,  ()

denouncement  n.	  1)  , ; 	  2) 	  3) ,  ()

dense  a.	  1) ; ;	   dense texture  ;	   dense ignorance  ;	   dense population   	  2) ; ;	   dense forest  	  3) , 	  4) . , 

densely  adv. , ;	   a densely populated area  

densimeter  n. , , 

density  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) , 	  3) .  ; 

dent  I	1. n. , ,    ; 	2. v. ,  , ; 	II 1. n. . , ; , ; 	2. v. , 

dental  1. a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . , 	2. n.    

dentate  a. . 

dentation  n. . 

denticle  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

denticular  = denticulate a.	  1) 	  2) .  

denticulate  a.	  1) 	  2) .  

denticulated  a.	  1) 	  2) .  

dentiform  a.   

dentifrice  n.     

dentil  = denticle 2)

dentilingual  a. . 

dentine  n. 

dentist  n.  , 

dentistry  n.	  1)  	  2)   

dentition  n.	  1)    	  2)  

denture  n.   (. );  

denuclearization  n.  ,    

denuclearized  a. ;	   denuclearized zone  ; ,    

denudation  n.	  1) , 	  2) . , 

denudative  a. , 

denude  v.	  1) , 	  2)  (-.); ;	   to denude of hope  ;	   to denude of money  	  3) .  

denunciation  n.	  1)  , ; 	  2) 	  3) ,  ()

denunciative  a.	  1) 	  2) 

denunciator  n.	  1) 	  2) 

denunciatory  = denunciative a.	  1) 	  2) 

deny  v.	  1) ;	   to deny the charge  	  2) ();	   to deny a request   ;	   to deny oneself every luxury     	  3)  ;    ();	   she denied herself to visitors    ;	   he was denied admission   	  4) 	  5) , ,  ;	   to deny one's signature    ;	   to deny one's words    

deodar  n.  

deodorant  1. n. , 	2. a.  () 

deodorize  v. ,  () , 

deodorizer  = deodorant 1 n. , 

deontology  n. 

deoxidate  

deoxidize  v. . ,  ; 

depart  v.	  1) ; ; , 	  2) , ,  (from);	   to depart from tradition   ;	   to depart from one's word (promise)    ();	   to depart from one's plans   	  3) ; 

departed  1. p-p.  depart	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) . , ;	   departed joys  	3. n. (the departed) ()

department  n.	  1) ; ;	   the men's clothing department     ( )	  2) ,  (, )	  3) ; 	  4) . ;	   State D.   (   );	   D. of the Navy -  	  5)  	  6) , 	  7) 	  8) attr. ;   ;	   department hospital  

department store  n.  , 

departmental  a.	  1) 	  2) departmental teaching  ,          

departmentalism  n. 

departure  n.	  1) , , ; ;	   to take one's departure ; 	  2)  ,  ;	   a new departure   ,    (   ..)	  3) , 	  4) . , 	  5) . ;  	  6) attr. , ;	   departure position  ;	   the departure platform   

depasture  v.	  1) ()	  2)    ()

depauperate  v.	  1)   	  2) ,  

depauperize  v.   ;  

depend  v.	  1)  (on, upon )	  2)   ;	   to depend upon one's parents    ;	  3) , ;	   you may depend upon him    ;	   depend upon it  ;	   I depend on you to do it  ,    	  4)    ,  it (all) depends  !,  

dependability  n. 

dependable  a. ;  ;	   dependable news  

dependant  1. = dependent 2, 1	2. a. , 

dependence  n.	  1)  (upon);  ;	   to live in dependence    ( -.);    (-.);	   he was her sole dependence     	  2) ;	   to place ( to put) dependence in smb.   -. 	  3) .  ();  

dependency  n.	  1) ;  	  2)  	  3) attr. dependency allowance   

dependent  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) ;  (on );	   dependent variable .  , 	  3)    (on)	  4) .  ( )	  5) . 	2. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . 

dephosphorize  v. . ,  

depict  v.	  1) , 	  2) , 

depicture  v. .	  1) = depict	  2)  , 

depilate  v.  

depilatory  1. a.   	2. n.    

deplane  v. ()  

deplenish  v. , 

deplete  v.	  1) ,  (,   ..); ; . ;	   depleted strength .   ( )	  2) .  	  3) .  

depletion  n.	  1) ,  (,   ..); 	  2) . ,  	  3) . 

depletive  1. a. 	2. n.  

depletory  = depletive 1 a. 

deplorable  a. , 

deplore  v.	  1) , 	  2)  , 

deploy  1. n. . 	2. v.	  1) . ()	  2) . ;	   to deploy resources  

deployment  n. 

deplume  v.  ; .  (,   ..)

depolarise  v.	  1) . 	  2) ,  (  ..)

depone  v. .    

deponent  1. n.	  1) . ,    	  2) .   ( .  . )	2. a. .  ( .  . )

depopulate  v.	  1)    ; 	  2) ,  ( )

depopulation  n.	  1)  	  2)  

deport  I v. , ; 	II v. refl.  

deportation  n. , , 

deportee  n. ; 

deportment  n.	  1) ,   ; 	  2) , 

depose  v.	  1)  ( );  ( )	  2) . ,    

deposit  1. n.	  1)  ( )	  2) , ; ;	   to place money on deposit    	  3) 	  4) ; ; 	  5) . , , 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)   ; 	  3)  , 	  4)   	  5) , ,  	  6)   ( )

depositary  n.	  1) ,   , 	  2) = depository

deposition  n.	  1)  ( );  ()	  2) .   	  3) .   	  4) ,  (  )	  5) , , 

depositor  n. ; ; 

depository  n. , ; . , ;	   he is a depository of learning   , 

depot  n.	  1) ; ; , 	  2) .  	  3) .  	  4) .  	  5) attr. , ;	   depot battery  () 	  6) attr. depot ship -,  ;	   depot aerodrome -

depravation  n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 

deprave  v.	  1) ; 	  2) , 

depraved  1. p-p.  deprave	2. a. ; 

depravity  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . 

deprecate  v.  , , ,  ;	   to deprecate war    ;	   to deprecate hasty action    

deprecation  n. , ; ; 

deprecative  a.	  1) 	  2) = deprecatory 1

deprecatory  a.	  1)    -. 	  2)  ; , 

depreciate  v.	  1) (),   	  2) , , 

depreciatingly  adv. , 

depreciation  n.	  1) , ;  	  2) ; 	  3)     ( )	  4) . , 

depreciatory  a.	  1) 	  2) 

depredate  v.	  1) 	  2) 

depredation  n. (. pl.)	  1) , 	  2) ;  

depredator  n.	  1) 	  2) 

depress  v.	  1) , ,   ; 	  2) ; ;	   to depress the action of the heart   ;	   the trade is depressed   	  3) ;	   to depress eyes  ;	   to depress the voice  	  4)  ,  (-.)

depressant  .	1. n.  	2. a.   -. 

depressed  1. p-p.  depress	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) ,  depressed areas   

depressing  1. pres-p.  depress	2. a. , ; ;  

depression  n.	  1)  , ; 	  2) ,  (  ..)	  3) . ;	   depression of trade   	  4)  , , , ;	   depression in the ground 	  5) .   ()	  6) .  ()	  7) . , 

depressor  n. .  (. depressor muscle)

deprivation  n.	  1) ; 	  2) .  

deprive  v.	  1)  (of - -.)	  2) .   ;  

depth  n.	  1) , ;	   in the depth of one's heart   	  2) pl. . , 	  3) , ;	   the depth of one's feelings  ;	   in depth , ;	   in the depth of despair   	  4)  (, );  ()	  5) , ;	   in the depth of night  ;	   in the depth of winter   ;	   the depths of a forest   to be out of ( beyond) one's depth	    )     ( , );	    )   ;    ;	    ) ,  ;	   to get ( to go) out of one's depth    

depth-bomb  n.  

depth-charge  = depth-bomb

depth-gauge  n.  ; 

depurate  v. ()

depuration  n. 

deputation  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

depute  v.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)  

deputize  v.	  1)  (-.;	   for)	  2)  	  3) 	  4)  ( , )

deputy  n.	  1) , ; ;	   Chamber of Deputies   ( )	  2) ;	   by deputy  ,  	  3) . .  deputy sheriff	  4) .   ; 

deputy sheriff  n. . ,   

deracinate  v.   ; 

derail  v.	  1)   ();	   the car was derailed    	  2)   

derailment  n.   ; 

derange  v.	  1)   ;  (, )	  2)    (  ..)	  3)   ;   

deranged  1. p-p.  derange	2. 1) , ;	   to be (mentally) deranged   ,  	  2) ,   

derangement  n.	  1)   , 	  2)  

derate  v.    

deration  v.  ,  

Derby  n.	  1) 	  2) (d.) .  ( )	  3) attr. Derby day      ( )

derelict  1. a.	  1) , ; ; 	  2)  	  3) .  (, )	2. n.	  1) -.   	  2) ,  	  3)  ,  , ; 	  4) . ,    	  5) ,      

dereliction  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)   (. dereliction of duty); 	  4)    ;  

derequisition  v.    (  )

derestrict  v.  

deride  v. , 

derision  n.	  1) , ;	   to hold ( to have) in derision ;	   to be in derision  ;	   to bring into derision  	  2) . 

derisive  a.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   derisive attempts ,   

derivable  a. , 

derivation  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) . , 	  3)  	  4) .  ; ; 	  5) . ;  ()	  6) . , 	  7) . 

derivative  1. n.	  1) .  	  2) .  (); 	2. a. ;	   to be logically derivative from smth.    -.

derive  v.	  1) , ;	   to derive an income  ;	   to derive pleasure   (from - )	  2) ;	   the word "evolution" is derived from Latin  ""  	  3)  ;  ( -), ;	   to derive religion from myths     	  4) ;	   he derives his character from his father    	  5)  ()	  6) . , 

derm  n. . 

derma  n. . 

dermal  a. . 

dermatic  = dermal

dermatitis  n. .  , 

dermatologist  n. ,    

dermatology  n. 

dernier  a. . ;	   dernier cry   ;	   dernier resort  

derogate  v.	  1)  (, );  (   ..);	   to derogate from smb.'s reputation  -. 	  2)  ,   

derogation  n.	  1)  (, );  ();	   it is said on derogation of his character  ,    	  2) 

derogatory  a.	  1) ;  (  ..)	  2) 

derrick  n.	  1) . -;    ; .  	  2)  	  3) .  (    XVII .)

derring-do  n.  ; 

derringer  n. .   

dervish  . n. 

desalt  v. 

descale  v.  , 

descant  1. n.	  1) , , 	  2) ; 	  3)  	2. v.	  1)  ,  (upon)	  2) , 

descend  v.	  1) , ;	   to descend a hill   	  2) , 	  3) ;	   to descend from a peasant family    	  4)   ,  (from);	   to descend from father to son     	  5) ;  (); 	  6) ; ,  (upon)	  7)  (   ,      ..)	  8) .   

descendable  . = descendible

descendant  n. ;	   direct ( lineal) descendant    

descendible  a.   

descent  n.	  1) ; ;	   to make a parachute descent   	  2) , 	  3)  (,   ..)	  4) 	  5)  (  )	  6)   ,  (,  )	  7)  ()	  8)   (.  ); 

describe  v.	  1) , ; ();	   to describe one's purposes   	  2)  (, ); 

description  n.	  1) , ;	   to answer (to) the description  ;   ;	   to beggar ( to baffle, to defy) description   ;	   beyond description   	  2) , , ;	   books of every description  ;	   of the worst description  ;   	  3) , 

descriptive  a. ; ; ;	   descriptive attribute .  ;	   descriptive geometry  ;	   descriptive style ,  

descry  v.	  1) , ,  (. )	  2) 	  3) . 

desecrate  v. ;  ()

desecration  n. , 

desegregation  n. ,  

desensitize  v.	  1)  ;  	  2) .     	  3) . 

desert  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2)   	  3)  ,   ..	2. a.	  1) ;	   desert island  	  2) , 	3. v.	  1) , ;  ();	   his courage deserted him   	  2) . 	II n.	  1) 	  2) (. pl.)  (    ); ;	   to treat people according to their deserts     ;	   to obtain ( to meet with) one's deserts   

deserter  n.	  1) 	  2) 

desertion  n.	  1)  (  ..)	  2) 	  3) ;	   in utter desertion  

deserve  v. ,   (-.);	   to deserve attention  ;	   to deserve well (ill)   ();	   to deserve well of one's country     

deserved  1. p-p.  deserve	2. a. 

deservedly  adv. ,  ,  

deserving  1. pres-p.  deserve	2. a. ; 

deshabille  . = dishabille

desiccate  v.	  1) ;	   desiccated milk  ;	   desiccated fruit  	  2) ,  

desiccation  n. ; ; 

desiccator  n.  ,  ; , ; 

desiderata  pl.  desideratum

desiderate  v. .   (-.),   ( -.);  (-.)

desideratum  . n. (pl. ta) -. , ; ,   

design  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   by design 	  3) ; ; ; , ;	   a design for a building  	  4) , ; 	  5)  (  ..)	  6) (. pl.) () ;	   to have ( to harbour) designs on ( against) smb.     -.	2. v.	  1) ;	   this room is designed as a study     	  2) , , , ;	   we did not design this result     ;	   we designed for his good      	  3)  , ; 	  4) , ;   (  ..)

designate  1. a. (.  .) ,      	2. v.	  1) , ; 	  2) , 	  3) 	  4)   

designation  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) , 	  4)     ( )	  5)   

designed  1. p-p.  design 2	2. a.	  1)  ,   ..	  2) 	  3) 

designedly  adv. ,  

designer  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) ,  	  5) 

designing  1. pres-p.  design 2	2. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	3. a.	  1) , 	  2) ; , 

desirability  n. 

desirable  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

desire  1. n.	  1) ()  (for)	  2) ; ;	   at your desire   	  3) , 	  4)  ; 	2. v.	  1) ; ;	   to leave much to be desired    	  2) , ;	   I desire you to go at once   (),    

desirous  a. ,  (-.);	   to be desirous to succeed ( of success)   

desist  v. , ; ;	   to desist from attempts   

desk  n.	  1)  ;  	  2) 	  3) 	  4) . 	  5)  	  6) . ;  	  7)  	  8)  	  9) .  ()	  10) attr. ;	   desk set  

desk book  n.  ; 

desman  n. . 

desolate  1. a.	  1) , , 	  2) , 	  3) , 	  4) ; 	2. v.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  ;   

desolation  n.	  1) , , 	  2) , 	  3) , 

despair  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   to fall into despair   ;	   out of despair  	  2)  ;	   he is the despair of his mother       	2. v. ,   (of);	   his life is despaired of    ( )

despairingly  adv.  ; 

despatch  1. n.	  1) ,  (, )	  2) () ;  	  3) ,   ();	   to do smth. with despatch  -. ;	   the matter requires despatch   	  4)  , ; ;	   happy despatch	    ) ;	    )    	2. v.	  1) ; ,   	  2)  ,  ( , );	   to despatch one's dinner  	  3) . 	  4) .    , 

desperado  . n. (pl. oes )  ; ; 

desperate  a.	  1) , ;	   in desperate condition   	  2)   ; ;	   desperate daring	    )  ;	    )  	  3) ; ;	   desperate storm  ;	   desperate fool  

desperation  n.	  1) , ;	   to drive smb. to desperation .  -.  ,  	  2) 

despicable  a. 

despise  v. 

despite  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) in despite of (.  prep.) ;  ;	   in his despite  	2. prep.  ;	   despite our efforts    

despiteful  a. . , 

despoil  v. , ;  (of - -.)

despoilment  n. ; ; 

despoliation  = despoilment

despond  1. v.  , ,  	2. n. . , ,  

despondency  n. , ,  

despondent  a. , 

despot  n. 

despotic  a. 

despotism  n.	  1) 	  2) 

desquamate  v. . , 

dessert  n. ,  ()

dessert-spoon  n.  

destination  n.	  1) , 	  2)   (. place of destination);  (,   ..)

destine  v.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   the plan was destined to fail      	  3) ;	   we are destined for Moscow    

destined  1. p-p.  destine	2. a. 

destiny  n.	  1) , 	  2)   ; 	  3) (D.) .  ;	   pl. 

destitute  1. a.	  1)  (of - -.)	  2)  ;	   to be left destitute   	2. n. (the destitute) , 

destitution  n. ; ; 

destrier  n. .  

destroy  v.	  1) ; 	  2)  ,   	  3) 

destroyer  n.	  1) 	  2) .  , 	  3) . 

destruction  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3)    ;	   overconfidence was his destruction    

destructive  1. a.	  1) ;	   destructive agency  	  2) , ;	   destructive to health   	  3) destructive distillation .  	2. n.	  1) 	  2)  

destructor  n.  

desuetude  n. ; ;	   to fall into desuetude   

desulphurize  v. .  , 

desultory  a. , ; ;	   desultory conversation  ;	   desultory reading  ;	   desultory remark  ;	   desultory fighting .    ;	   desultory fire .  

detach  v.	  1) (); ; ; ;   (from)	  2) . . ,  (, )

detachable  a.	  1) 	  2) ; 

detached  1. p-p.  detach	2. a.	  1) , ; ;	   detached house ;	  2) ; ;	   detached opinion ( view)  	  3) ;	   in a detached way 	  4) . ;	   detached duty ;	   detached service .   ;	   to place on detached service  ( ,   ..)

detachment  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ; ; ;	   an air of detachment  	  3) ;  (  ..)	  4) . .    ;    	  5) . () 

detail  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   to go ( to enter) into details   ;	   in detail ; 	  2) pl.  (  ); , 	  3) . ; 	  4) attr. , ;	   detail drawing  	2. v.	  1)  ,   	  2) . ; ,   

detailed  1. p-p.  detail 2	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) . ; 

detailing  1. pres-p.  detail 2	2. n. . ,   ;	   detailing for guard   

detain  v.	  1) ;  	  2)  (  ..)	  3) ;   	  4) ;  (  ..)

detainee  n. . ,   

detainer  n. .	  1)   	  2)       

detank  v. . ()  

detect  v.	  1) , 	  2) . , 

detection  n.	  1) , 	  2) . 

detective  1. n.   , ; 	2. a. ; ;	   detective novel  

detector  n.	  1)   ;	   lie detector  	  2) . 	  3) . 

detent  n. . , , ; 

detente  n. . ,   (.    )

detention  n.	  1) 	  2) ;   	  3)  	  4) 	  5) .   	  6) attr. detention camp   

detenu  n. . , 

deter  v.  (from -  -.);  (from)

deterge  v. . 

detergent  1. n. ,  ; 	2. a. , 

deteriorate  v.	  1) (); ()	  2) 	  3) 

deterioration  n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 

deteriorative  a. 

determinant  1. n.	  1) ,  	  2) . , 	2. a. , , 

determinate  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) 	2. v. 

determination  n.	  1) ;  (  ..);	   determination of price 	  2) ; 	  3) ; 	  4) .  ()

determinative  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) 	2. n.	  1)  	  2) .  

determine  v.	  1) ; 	  2) ();	   to determine upon a course of action ,  ;   	  3) , 	  4) , 	  5) . ,  ( ,   ..)	  6) ;  

determined  1. p-p.  determine	2. a.	  1)  , 	  2) ;  ; ;	   determined character  

determinism  n. . 

deterrence  n.	  1)  (  )	  2) , 

deterrent  1. n.  ;  	2. a.	  1) , ; 	  2) 

detersive  1. n. ,  ; 	2. a. , 

detest  v. ,  

detestable  a. ; ;	   detestable act  

detestation  n.	  1)  	  2)   ,  , 

dethrone  v.	  1)   	  2) 

dethronement  n.	  1)   	  2) 

detinue  n. .    ;	   action of detinue      

detonate  v. , ()

detonating  1. pres-p.  detonate	2. a. ;	   detonating fuse  ,  ; ;	   detonating gas  

detonation  n. ; 

detonator  n.	  1) ; 	  2) -. 

detour  n.  , ; ;	   to make a detour  

detract  v.	  1) ; 	  2) , ;	   that does not detract from his merit     

detraction  n.	  1) , 	  2) ; 

detractive  a.	  1)  	  2) 

detractor  n. 

detractory  a.	  1)  	  2) 

detrain  v.	  1)  ()   (.  )	  2) ,  ()

detriment  n. , ;	   without detriment to   ;	   I know nothing to his detriment       ;	   to the detriment of one's health    

detrimental  1. a.	  1)  ; 	  2) ;	   detrimental to one's health   	2. n. .   ( )

detrition  n. . . ,   

detritus  n.	  1) . 	  2) attr. detritus mineral  

detruck  v. .	  1) ()  	  2)  

detrude  v. , 

detruncate  v. , 

detune  v. . 

deuce  I n.	  1) ,  	  2)   ( )	II n.  ( , ); (the) deuce take it!  !; (the) deuce a bit !; (the) deuce a man! !;	   to play the deuce with smb.   -.;	   where the deuce did I put the book?   ,    !

deuced  1. a. . ; ;	   I'm in a deuced hurry   	2. adv. , 

deuterium  n. . . ,  

Deuteronomy  n. . 

devaluate  v.	  1) 	  2) .  

devaluation  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

devalue  = divaluate

devastate  v. , 

devastated  a. , ;	   devastated areas  ( -. ) ,  

devastating  1. pres-p.  devastate	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   devastating contrast  

devastation  n.	  1) , 	  2) .   ()

develop  v.	  1) ()	  2) 	  3) ,  ( , )	  4) ;	   to develop a mine  ;	   to develop the plot of a story   	  5) , 	  6) ,  (,   ..)	  7) ();	   he has developed a tendency to brood     ;    	  8) (), (),  ;	   it developed that he had made a mistake ,   ;	   to develop the enemy  	  9) . 	  10) . . ();	   to develop an attack   

developer  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

development  n.	  1) ; ; ; 	  2) 	  3) ,  ()	  4) , 	  5) ( pl.) ; ;	   to meet unexpected developments    	  6) , 	  7)  , ; 	  8) . 	  9) .  ,  	  10) attr. development theory   development battalion  ;	   development type  

developmental  a.	  1)   ;	   developmental diseases  ;	   developmental resources ,    	  2) 

deviate  v. ; ; ;	   to deviate from the truth   ;	   to deviate ships     

deviation  n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3)  ( )	  4) . . ,    	  5) attr. deviation clause .    ,      ,   

device  n.	  1) ; ; ; , 	  2) , , 	  3) ; ; 	  4) ;  	  5) ,  to leave smb. to his own devices  -.  

devil  1. n.	  1) , , 	  2) . ,  ;	   a devil to work   ;	   a devil to eat   	  3) .        : what the devil do you mean?     ,  ?;    !;	   devil a bit of money did he give!   ,   ! {. deuce II}	  4) , ,    , ""	  5)   ;    (. printer's devil)	  6) . , ;	   lucky devil ;	   poor devil ;	   a devil of a fellow  ;	   little ( young) devil . ; .  ,  	  7)         	  8) .   ( );  	  9) . - talk of the devil (and he is sure to appear) =   !;	   devil among the tailors	    )  , ;	    )  ;	   the devil (and all) to pay  , ;  ;	   the devil is not so bad as he is painted .    ,   ;	   to paint the devil blacker than he is  ;	   between the devil and the deep sea =   ;	   devil's own luck =  ;  ;	   devil take the hindmost =  ;   ;   ;	   to give the devil his due   ;	   to play the devil with  ; ;	   to raise the devil , ;  	2. v.	  1)  (for - );     , 	  2)      	  3) ; 	  4)   

devil'sbones  n. pl. .  

devil'sbooks  n. pl. . 

devil'scoach-horse  n.   

devil'sdarning-needle  n. . 

devil-may-care  a. ; ; ;	   devil-may-care attitude  ,  -

devil-worship  n.  

devildom  n. , 

devilfish  n. .	  1)  -  	  2) 	  3) 

devilish  1. a. , 	2. adv. . , ;	   devilish funny (nice, cold, etc.)   (,   ..)

devilment  = devilry 1, 2  3

devilry  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) , 	  3) , 	  4) . ,  

deviltry  = devilry

devious  a.	  1)    ; 	  2) , ; ;	   devious paths  	  3) ; , 	  4) , 

devisable  a.	  1)   , 	  2) .   ,   

devise  1. n. . ;   ()	2. v.	  1) , ; 	  2) .  ()

devisee  n. .  ( )

deviser  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

devisor  . 

devitalize  v.   ;  

devitrification  n. . . 

devocalize  v. .  , 

devoid  a.  (of - -.);  (of - );	   devoid of sense  ;	   devoid of substance  ;	   devoid of fear 

devoir  n. .	  1) , 	  2) pl.  ;	   to pay one's devoirs to smb.  -.  ;  

devolution  n.	  1)  (,   ..)	  2)  ()  	  3) . , 

devolve  v.	  1)  (,   ..)	  2)     ( ,   ..;	   upon)	  3)    ( )	  4) ,  ( ); 

Devonian  1. a.	  1) 	  2) . 	2. n.	  1)  	  2) . ,  

devote  v.	  1) , ;	   to devote much time to studies    	  2)  (-.)

devoted  1. p-p.  devote	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3)  (-.);	   he is devoted to sports   

devotedly  adv. 

devotee  n.	  1) ,   -. ; ;   	  2)  ; , 

devotion  n.	  1) ;  	  2)   (-.)	  3) ;	   devotion to tennis  	  4) 	  5) pl.  ; 

devotional  a. , 

devour  v.	  1) ;  	  2) . ; ;	   devoured by curiosity (anxiety)   ();	   to devour novel after novel    ;	   to devour the way  ;	   he devoured every word     

devouringly  adv. ;	   to gaze devouringly at    

devout  a.	  1) ; , 	  2) ; 

dew  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . ;	   the dew of youth  	  3)  ;  mountain dew 	2. v.	  1) , ; 	  2) .  ;	   it is beginning to dew, it dews  

dew-claw  n.          (     )

dew-drop  n.  , 

dew-fall  n.	  1)  	  2)   , 

dew-point  n. .  ;  ,  

dewberry  n. 

dewiness  n. 

dewlap  n.	  1)  (   )	  2)  ( )	  3) .  

dewy  a.	  1)  ; 	  2) , 	  3) . ; 

dexter  a.	  1) 	  2) .    ( )  

dexterity  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  

dexterous  a.	  1) , 	  2)   , 

dextrin  n. . 

dextrine  n. . 

dextro-rotatory  = dextrogyrate

dextrogyrate  a. . ,    

dextrorse  a. .   

dextrose  n. . 

dextrous  = dexterous

dhole  . n.  

dhoti  . n.   

dhow  n.    

dhurrie  n.     ,   ,    ..

dhurry  n.     ,   ,    ..

di-  pref.	  1) = dis; diatomic 	  2) = dia-

dia-  pref. -, -

diabase  n. . 

diabetes  n. . ,  

diabetic  1. n. 	2. a. 

diablerie  n. . ;  

diabolic  diabolical a.	  1) 	  2) (. diabolical) , 

diabolism  n.	  1)  	  2)  , 	  3)  ; 	  4) , 

diachylon  n. .  

diachylum  n. .  

diacritic  .	1. a. 	2. n.  

diacritical  a. 

diadem  1. n.	  1) , ; ;   	  2)  	2. v.  , 

diaeresis  . n. (pl. -eses) .  (            ; ., na\"\i ve)

diagnose  v.  

diagnoses  pl.  diagnosis

diagnosis  . n. (pl. -oses)	  1) ;	   to make a diagnosis  	  2)  , 

diagnostic  1. a. 	2. n.	  1)  ()	  2) = diagnosis

diagnosticate  = diagnose

diagnostician  n. 

diagnostics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

diagonal  1. a. ,  ;	   diagonal cloth ,    	2. n. 

diagram  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   assembled diagram  	  2) ; () 	  3) attr. ;	   in diagram form 	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  

diagrammatic  diagrammatical a. 

diagrammatize  ; () 

dial  1. n.	  1) ;  	  2) .  	  3)  	  4) .  , ""	  5)  , 	  6)   (. miner's dial)	2. v.	  1)   , 	  2)   (  )	  3)  (, )

dialect  n. .	  1) , ; 	  2) attr. 

dialectal  a. . 

dialectical  a.	  1) . ;	   dialectical materialism  ;	   dialectical method  	  2) = dialectal

dialectician  n. . 

dialectics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

dialectology  n. 

dialogic  a. 

dialogue  n.	  1)  ( , )	  2) 

dialysis  n. . 

diameter  n. 

diametral  a. ; 

diametric  a.  (. .)

diametrical  a.  (. .)

diametrically  adv. 

diamond  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   black diamond  ;	   diamond of the first water   ; .  ;	   rough diamond  ; . ,   ,     ;	   false diamond  	  2)    	  3) . 	  4) pl. . 	  5) .     	  6) .  (   4,5 ) diamond cut diamond =    	2. a.	  1) ; ;	   diamond mine  ;	   the D. State .  	  2)  diamond anniversary , . .  	3. v.  

diamond-field  n.  

diamond-point  n.	  1)      	  2) pl. -.      

Diana  n. . . 

diapason  n.	  1) 	  2)   	  3) 

diaper  1. n.	  1)  	  2) ,    	  3) 	  4)  	2. v.	  1)   	  2)   , 

diaphanous  a. , 

diaphoretic  1. a. 	2. n.  

diaphragm  n.	  1) . 	  2) , 	  3) . 	  4) . . 

diaphragmatic  a.   

diarchy  n. , 

diarist  n. ,  

diarize  v.  

diarrhoea  n. . 

diary  n.	  1) 	  2)  -

diastole  n. . 

diathermancy  n. . , 

diathermic  a. . ; 

diathermy  n. . 

diathesis  n. . 

diatom  n. .  () 

diatomic  a. . 

diatonic  a. . 

diatribe  n. . ,   

dibasic  .	1. a. 	2. n.  

dibble  -.	1. n. ,  	2. v.   ,    

dibhole  n. . 

dibs  n. pl.	  1)  ()	  2) 

dice  1. n. pl.	  1) pl.  die I, 1, 1	  2)   	2. v.	  1)   	  2)     ( )	  3)   	  4)    dice away   

dice-box  n. ,     

dicer  n.   

dichogamy  n. . ,      

dichotomy  n.	  1) .      ; 	  2) .        	  3) .  	  4) .    ,      

dichromatic  a. 

dichromic  a. .      

dickens  n. . ;	   what the dickens do you want?    ?

dicker  1. n.	  1) .  ( , . , )	  2)  	  3)   ,     	2. v.   

dickey  = dicky	1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ;  	  3) . , 	  4)       	  5)      	2. a. .	  1) , ;   	  2)  (    ..)

dicky  = dickey

dicotyledon  n. .  

dicotyledonous  a. . 

dicta  pl.  dictum

dictagraph  n. 

dictaphone  n. 

dictate  1. n.	  1) ( pl.) , , the dictates of reason (of conscience)   ()	  2) . 	2. v.	  1)  (  ..)	  2) ;  (  ..)

dictation  n.	  1) ; ;	   to write at smb.'s dictation   -. ;	   to take dictation   ; .  	  2) ;	   to do smth. at smb.'s dictation  -.  -. , 	  3) = dictate 1, 2

dictator  n. 

dictatorial  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

dictatorship  n. ;	   the dictatorship of the proletariat  

diction  n.	  1) ,   ;  ;	   poetic diction  	  2) 

dictionary  n. 

dictograph  n. 

dictum  n. (pl. dicta)	  1) , 	  2) ,  	  3) .  ,    

did  p.  do I

didactic  a.	  1) ; 	  2)  

didacticism  n. ;   

didactics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

didder  v. , 

diddle  v.	  1) . , ;	   to diddle smb. out of his money   -. 	  2)   

didn't  . = did not

dido  n. (pl. -oes ) . . , ;	   to cut didoes  

didst  . 2- . . .   . to do

die  I	1. n.	  1) (pl. dice)  ;	   to play with loaded dice 	  2) , ; ; 	  3) .  ; 	  4) .  ()	  5) .  ;  the die is cast ( thrown)  ,  ;	   to be upon the die    	2. v. , 	II v.	  1) ,  (of, from -  -.;	   for -  -.);	   to die in one's bed   	  2) .   (for);	   I am dying for a glass of water     ;	   I am dying to see him     	  3) , ;  	  4)  , 	  5)  ( )	  6)  ( )	  7)  ( ; . die out) die away	    ) ;	    )   ;	    )  ( );	   die down = die away; die off	    ) ;	    )    ;	   die out	    ) ;	    )  ( );	    ) .  ( ) to die game  ,   ;	   to die hard	    )   ;	    )  ;	   to die in the last ditch  ;	   to die in harness   ;    ;	   to die in one's boots     ;	   a man can die but once . =    ,    ;	   never say die . =    

die-away  a. ; 

die-hard  n.	  1)  	  2) . , 

die-sinker  n.  , 

die-stock  n. . 

dielectric  .	1. n. , 	2. a. 

dies irae  . n. .  

dies non  . n.  

Diesel  n. .  ,  (. Diesel engine, Diesel motor)

dieses  pl.  diesis

diesis  n. (pl. -eses) .      

diet  I	1. n.	  1) , , ;	   simple diet  	  2) ;	   to be on diet   ;	   a milk-free diet    	2. v.   ;	   to diet oneself  	II n.	  1)  ()	  2)  	  3) .  

dietary  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. a. 

dietetic  a. 

dietetics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

dietitian  n. ; 

dif-  = dis-

differ  v.	  1) ;  ( differ from)	  2)  ,  (from, with); ;	   to differ in opinion   ;	   I beg to differ ,      ;	   let's agree to differ      

difference  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   it makes no difference   ;    ;	   it makes all the difference in the world    ;   	  2)  	  3) ,   ; ;	   to settle the differences  ;	   to iron out the differences ,  ;	   to have differences ,   	  4) .  to split the difference	    )   ;	    )   	2. v.	  1) ;   	  2) .  

different  a.	  1) ,  ; ; ;  (from, to);	   this is different from what he said    ,   ;	   that is quite different    	  2) , ;	   a lot of different things   	  3) 

differentia  n. (pl. -)     

differentiae  pl.  differentia

differential  1. n.	  1) . . 	  2)               	  3) -.            	2. a.	  1) 	  2) . ;	   differential gear .  , 	  3) . ;	   differential rent  ;	   differential rate    

differentiate  v.	  1) (), ();	   to differentiate one from another    	  2) ()	  3) 

differentiation  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) 

differently  adv. , -; -; ;	   now he thinks quite differently about it       

difficile  a. . , , 

difficult  a.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3) ; ; ;	   difficult person  ;  

difficulty  n.	  1) ;	   the difficulties of English     ;	   to find difficulty in doing smth.     -.	  2) , ;	   to put difficulties in the way    ;	   to overcome difficulties  , ;	   to make ( to raise) difficulties  	  3) pl.  ();	   I am in difficulties for money    

diffidence  n.	  1)   	  2) , , 

diffident  a.	  1)   	  2) , , 

diffluent  a.	  1) ; 	  2)    

diffract  v. . ,  ()

diffraction  n. . ,  ()

diffuse  1. a.	  1)  (   ..)	  2) , 	  3) , 	2. v.	  1)  (,   ..)	  2) ;	   to diffuse learning ( knowledge)  	  3) ; , 	  4) .  (   )

diffusedlight  n.  

diffusible  a. .      

diffusion  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . , 

diffusive  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . 

dig  1. v. (dug, . digged )	  1) , ; ,  (. dig out)	  2) . , ;	   to dig the truth out of smb.    -.;	   to dig for information  	  3) , ,  (. dig in);	   to dig smb. in the ribs  -.  	  4) . .  ,  dig for ;	   dig from ;	   dig in, dig into	    ) ;	   to dig oneself in ;	    )  (,   ..);	   dig out	    ) ,  (of);	    ) . .  ;  , ;	   dig through , ;	   dig up	    ) ; . , ;	    )  ;	    ) . .  ;   ;	    ) . .  ()	2. n.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   to have a dig at smb.    -.	  3) pl. . ,  (    )	  4) . .   I am going to have a dig at Spanish      

digamist  n. ,    

digamy  n.  ; 

digastric  .	1. a.  ( )	2. n.   ()

digest  1. n.	  1)  (); ; ; ,   ();    ;    	  2) (the D.)  , 	2. v.	  1) () ( );	   this food digests well    ,  	  2) ;	   to read, mark and inwardly digest   ;	   to digest the events   	  3)  ()	  4) , 	  5)   , ;  	  6) (); (); ()	  7) -.  

digester  n.	  1) ,  	  2)     ; -	  3) . 

digestibility  n. 

digestible  a. ,  

digestion  n.	  1) 	  2)  (  ..)

digestive  1. n. ,  	2. a.	  1) 	  2)  

digger  n.	  1) 	  2) ; , ; 	  3) .   ;    	  4) (Diggers) pl.  ,   ( . )	  5)   ; , ;	   potato digger 	  6) (Diggers) pl. .  (     .   XVII .)	  7) pl.  

digger-wasp  n.  

digging  1. pres-p.  dig 1	2. n.	  1) , ;  	  2) pl. , ;  	  3)  ( )	  4) 	  5) pl. . , ; ""	  6) pl. . . , 

digit  n.	  1) 	  2)   ( ; = 3/4 )	  3) .   ( 0  9)

digital  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   digital computer   	2. n.	  1) 	  2) 

digitalis  n. . . , 

digitate  a.	  1) .   	  2) . 

digitated  a.	  1) .   	  2) . 

dignified  1. p-p.  dignify	2. a.	  1)    	  2) ; 	  3)  ( )

dignify  v.	  1)  ; 	  2) 	  3) ;  ;	   he dignifies his few books by the name of library      

dignitary  n. , ,    (. )

dignity  n.	  1) ;   ;	   to stand on one's dignity     ;	   beneath one's dignity   	  2) , , ;	   to confer the dignity of a peerage   	  3) .   ; 

digraph  n. 

digress  v. ; ,  (   ..)

digression  n.	  1) ,  ( )	  2) .   ()  

digressive  a. ,  (   ..)

digue  = dike

dihedral  .	1. a.    ;	   dihedral angle  	2. n. = dihedral angle {. 1}

dike  = digue	1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) , 	  3)  , 	  4)    	  5) . 	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)  () 	  4)  (, )  

dike-reeve  n.  , ,  (   )

dilapidate  v.	  1)     ; (); (); 	  2) , 

dilapidated  1. p-p.  dilapidate	2. a.	  1) , ; 	  2) 	  3) ,  

dilapidation  n.	  1)  ; ; 	  2)    	  3) 

dilatable  a.  , 

dilatation  n.	  1) 	  2) 

dilate  v.	  1) ();	   with dilated eyes    	  2) ;	   to dilate upon smth.    -.

dilation  n.	  1) 	  2) 

dilative  a.  (-)

dilator  n.	  1) . 	  2)  

dilatory  a.	  1) 	  2) ;  ()	  3) 

dilemma  n. ;  ;	   to be put into a dilemma, to be in a dilemma    to be on the horns of a dilemma      

dilettante  .	1. n. (pl. -ti) , 	2. a. , 

dilettanti  pl.  dilettante

dilettantism  n. , 

diligence  I n. , , 	II n. . 

diligent  a.	  1) , , 	  2) .  

dill  n. 

dilly-dally  v. ; ,    

diluent  .	1. n. ,  , 	2. a. , 

dilute  1. v.	  1) , , ; 	  2) ,  (,   ..)	  3) ,   to dilute labour    	2. a. , 

dilutee  n.  ,           

dilution  n.	  1) , , 	  2)  dilution of labour    

diluvial  a. . 

diluvium  n. . 

dim  1. a.	  1) ; ;	   dim room  	  2) 	  3)  ( ;  )	  4) , ; ;	   the inscription is dim  , ;	   dim recollection  ;	   dim idea  	  5) , 	  6)    to take a dim view of smth.   -.   	2. v. ; () , () dim out 

dim-out  n.  , 

dim-witted  a. , 

dime  n. .	  1)   10 	  2) attr. ;	   dime novel    not to care a dime =     ; 

dimension  1. n.	  1) ;	   of three dimensions  	  2) pl. , ; ; ;	   scheme of vast dimensions   ,  	2. v.  ;   

dimensional  a.  ; 

dimerous  a. . .    

dimeter  n.  

dimethyl  n. . 

dimidiate  1. a.     	2. v.  ,    

diminish  v.	  1) (), ()	  2) 	  3) 

diminished  1. p-p.  diminish	2. a.	  1) ;	   diminished arch . ,  ;	   diminished column   	  2) ;	   to hide one's diminished head , 

diminuendo  . n. adv. . 

diminution  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) .  	  3) .       

diminutival  .	1. a. 	2. n.  

diminutive  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) . 	2. n. .  

dimity  n. ,   ,   ..

dimmer  n. .      

dimmish  a. , 

dimness  n.   . {. dim 1}

dimorphic  a. ,     

dimorphism  n. 

dimorphous  a. ,     

dimple  1. n.	  1)  ( , )	  2)  ( )	  3) 	2. v.  

dimply  a.	  1)  	  2)   ( )

dimwit  n. .  , 

din  1. n. ; 	2. v.	  1) , ; 	  2) ,   	  3)  ;	   to din smth. into smb.'s ears (head)  -  ( -.  )

dinar  n.  (  , ,   . )

dine  v.	  1) ;	   to dine out   ;	   to dine on smth.  -.	  2)  ,  ;	   he dined me handsomely     	  3) this table (this room) dines twelve comfortably    (  )      to dine with Duke Humphrey .   

diner  n.	  1) 	  2) -

diner-out  n. ,    

dinette  n. . ,     (  )

ding  1. n.  	2. v. (dinged dung)	  1)  (   ..)	  2)  

ding-dong  1. n.	  1) -, - (  )	  2)   ,   	  3)  	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   ding-dong fight ()    	3. adv.  , 

dingey  n.	  1)   	  2) 	  3)   

dinghy  n.	  1)   	  2) 	  3)   

dingle  n.  

dingle-dangle  1. n.    	2. adv. 

dingo  n. (pl. -oes ) . 

dingy  a.	  1) , 	  2) ,  ( , ); 	  3)  ( )	  4)  , 

dining-car  n. -

dining-room  n. 

dinkey  n. .  , ""

dinky  a. . ; , 

dinner  n.	  1) ;	   to have ( to take) dinner ;	   to give a dinner   	  2) attr. ;	   dinner break  ;	   dinner companion  dinner without grace =    ;	   after dinner comes the reckoning . =  ,    

dinner-bell  n.   

dinner-jacket  n. 

dinner-pail  n. 

dinner-party  n.  ;   

dinner-service  dinner-set n.  ,  

dinner-time  n.  ( ) 

dinner-wagon  n.  ( )

dinosaur  n. 

dint  1. n.	  1)   ; 	  2) by dint of (.  prep.) , 	2. v.  , 

diocesan  1. a. 	2. n.  (   )  

diocese  n. 

diode  n. . 

dioecious  a. . 

Dionysiacs  n. pl. ,      (  )

diopter  n. .	  1) 	  2)  ( )

dioptre  n. .	  1) 	  2)  ( )

dioptric  a. . , 

dioptrics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

diorama  n. . 

dioxide  n. . 

dip  1. n.	  1)  ( );	   to take ( to have) a dip (in the sea)  ( )	  2) ,  ( ,  ,       ..)	  3)   (. farthing dip, dip candle)	  4)   	  5) , 	  6)   	  7) . -	  8) .  (, )	  9)   	  10) .    ()	2. v. (dipped dipt)	  1) (); (); ;	   to dip one's fingers in water    ;	   to dip a pen into ink    	  2)    ;	   to dip candles   ;	   to dip a dress ,  ;	   to dip sheep     	  3)  (. dip out)	  4)  (  )	  5) , ;	   the sun dips below the horizon    ;	   the road dips    	  6)  ();  ()	  7)  ( , );   -.;	   to dip (deep) into the future   	  8) ,   (into);	   to dip into a book  	  9) .  ( )	  10) . ,  ( )	  11) .    ( ) dip out, dip up  to dip into one's pocket ( purse) ;	   to dip in the gravy   ;	   to dip one's pen in gall ,   ( -.)

dip-needle  n.  

dip-net  n.    (  )

diphasic  a. . 

diphtheria  n. . , 

diphtheric  a. 

diphtheritic  a. 

diphthong  n. . 

diphthongal  a. .   

diphthongize  v. .  ;   

diploma  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   diploma in architecture  	  2)  	2. v. (. p-p.)  

diplomacy  n. 

diplomaed  1. p-p.  diploma 2	2. a.    , 

diplomat  n. 

diplomatic  a.	  1) ;	   diplomatic body ( corps)  ;	   diplomatic bag ( pouch)    ,  	  2) , ;	   be diplomatic 	  3) 	  4) , ;	   diplomatic copy  

diplomatics  n. pl. (.  sing)	  1)  	  2)  ( )

diplomatist  = diplomat

diplomatize  v.  

dipnoi  n. pl. .  ()

dipolar  a. .   

dipper  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) ; 	  4) the (Big) D. .  ;	   the Little D. .  	  5)  ()	  6) .  

dipping  1. pres-p.  dip 2	2. n. , ; 

dipping-needle  = dip-needle

dippy  a. . , 

dipsomania  n. . 

dipsomaniac  n. ,  

dipt  p.  p-p.  dip 2

dipteral  1. a.	  1) .      	  2) = dipterous	2. n. .    ;  ,    

dipterous  a. . . 

diptych  n.	  1) .  (   )	  2) . ;  

dire  a.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   dire necessity  , ;	   dire plight  

direct  1. a.	  1) ;	   direct road  	  2) , , ;	   direct descendant    ;	   direct influence  ;	   direct drive  ;	   direct (laying) fire . ,   ;	   direct hit .  ;	   direct pointing . .  	  3) , ;	   direct opposite  () 	  4) , ; ; ;	   direct answer ,  	  5) . ;	   direct speech  	  6) .     	  7) . ;	   direct current  	2. adv. , 	3. v.	  1) ; ;	   to direct a business  , 	  2) ;	   to direct one's remarks (efforts, attention) (to)    (, ) ();	   to direct one's eyes   ;	   to direct one's steps 	  3) ;	   to direct a parcel  	  4) ()	  5)  ;	   can you direct me to the post-office?     ,    ?	  6) ;	   do as you are directed ,   	  7)  (, )	  8) .  ( )	  9) , , ;	   duty directs my actions      

directing-post  n.   

direction  n.	  1) , ;	   to work under the direction of smb.    -.	  2) ; 	  3) ; ; ;	   at the direction  ,  ;	   to give directions  	  4) pl. 	  5) ;	   in the direction of   	  6)  (   ..)	  7) , ;	   there is a marked improvement in many directions      ;	   new directions of research   	  8) .  (, ); 

direction sign  n.  () 

direction-finder  n. 

directional  a. ,  ;	   directional radio  ; ;	   directional transmitter ,  

directive  1. n. , 	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

directly  1. adv.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ; 	2. cj. .  ;	   to get up directly the bell rings   

director  n.	  1)  ; ;	   managing director    - , 	  2) 	  3) .  	  4) . 	  5) 	  6)  (, )	  7) . ;    

directorate  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

directorial  a. ;	   directorial board 

directorship  n. ; 

directory  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  ; ;	   telephone directory  	  3) . 	  4) (D.) . 	2. a. ,  , 

directress  n. ,   

directrices  pl.  directrix

directrix  . n. (pl. -rices) . ,  

direful  a. ; ; 

dirge  n.	  1)  	  2) 

dirigible  1. n. 	2. a.  (.  )

diriment  a. . ;	   diriment impediment of marriage ,  

dirk  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . 	2. v.  

dirndl  . n.	  1)       	  2)     (. dirndl skirt)

dirt  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) ; ; 	  3) ; ;	   to do smb. dirt  -. 	  4)  , , ;	   to fling ( to throw, to cast) dirt at smb.  ,  -.;	   to fling dirt about 	  5) . ;  ; ;  	  6) attr. ; ;	   dirt floor  ;	   dirt road  	  7) attr. ;	   dirt wagon .     as cheap as dirt =   ;	   dirt farmer . ,   ;	   yellow dirt . ;	   to treat smb. like dirt    -.,  -.

dirt track  n.      

dirt-cheap  a.  ; =   

dirtily  adv.	  1) 	  2) , 

dirtiness  n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 

dirty  1. a.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   dirty conduct  	  3) ;	   dirty player  	  4) . ; ;	   dirty weather   dirty work	    )  ;	    ) ,  ;	   to do smb.'s dirty work for him   -.  	2. n. to do the dirty on smb.   -.	3. v. , 

dis  pref.	  1)     -, -;	   obedient  - disobedient ;	   to organize  - to disorganize 	  2)    -. to disinherit  ;	   to disbar    ;	   to disbranch  ;	   dismasted  	  3)   , ,    ,    : to distribute ;	   to dismiss 	  4)      : to disannul 

disability  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) . 	  3) 	  4) attr. disability pension   

disable  v.	  1)  , ; 	  2) .  ,  	  3) .   

disabled  1. p-p.  disable	2. a. ;   ;	   disabled soldier ( veteran)  ;	   disabled worker  

disablement  n.	  1)   	  2)  	  3)  

disabuse  v. disabuse smb. of error  -.   to disabuse one's mind  ;   

disaccord  1. n. , 	2. v.   

disadvantage  n.	  1) ,  ;	   to be at a disadvantage    ;	   to take smb. at a disadvantage	    )  -. ;	    )     ,  -.;	   to put smb. at a disadvantage  -.   	  2) , ; 	  3) 

disadvantageous  a. , 

disaffected  a.	  1) 	  2) 

disaffirm  v.	  1) 	  2) .  ()

disafforest  v.	  1)  	  2) .      (   )

disagree  v.	  1)  ,  ,   	  2)   ;  ;	   I disagree with you     	  3)  , ;	   they disagree  	  4)  ,  ,   ( , ;	   with)

disagreeable  1. a.	  1) 	  2) ; 	2. n. (. pl.) 

disagreement  n.	  1)   ; 	  2) , 

disallow  v.	  1) 	  2) ;	   to disallow a claim   	  3) 

disallowance  n.	  1) 	  2) 

disannul  v. , ;  

disappear  v.	  1) ; 	  2) 

disappearance  n.	  1) 	  2) 

disappoint  v.	  1) ;	   to be disappointed at smth.   -.	  2)  ()	  3) ;	   he was disappointed of the prize   

disappointed  1. p-p.  disappoint	2. a. , ; 

disappointing  1. pres-p.  disappoint	2. a. , ; 

disappointment  n.	  1) ;  	  2) , 	  3) -.,   

disapprobation  n. ; 

disapprobative  a. , 

disapprobatory  a. , 

disapproval  n. ; 

disapprove  v.  ;   (of - )

disapprovingly  adv. 

disarm  v.	  1) ; 	  2) ()

disarmament  n. 

disarming  1. pres-p.  disarm	2. a. 

disarrange  v.	  1) , 	  2)   

disarrangement  n. ; 

disarray  1. n.	  1) , , 	  2)   ;  	2. v.	  1)   ,  	  2) . ,  

disarticulate  v. , 

disassemble  v.  ( ); 

disaster  n. , ;	   to invite disaster  

disastrous  a. , 

disavow  v.	  1) 	  2) , ; ;    	  3) . 

disavowal  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) . 

disbalance  n.  , 

disband  v.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) , 

disbar  v. .   ,    

disbarment  n. .	  1)   	  2)        

disbelief  n. ; 

disbelieve  v.	  1)  ;   (in)	  2)  

disbeliever  n. 

disboscation  n. -. ,     

disbosom  v.  ; 

disbranch  v.  ;  ()

disbud  v.  ()  , 

disburden  v. ()  , .  ;	   to disburden one's mind (of) ,  

disburse  v. ; ; 

disbursement  n.	  1) , 	  2)  

disc  = disk

disc jockey  = disk jockey

discard  1. n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) - , ; ;	   to throw into the discard   	2. v.	  1)  	  2) ,  ( )	  3)  (  ,   ..)	  4) 

discern  v.	  1) , ; ;	   we discerned a sail in the distance    ;	   to discern smb.'s intentions  -. 	  2) ;  ;	   to discern no difference   

discernible  a. , ; 

discerning  1. pres-p.  discern	2. a.	  1)  , 	  2) 

discernment  n.	  1)  , 	  2) 

discharge  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) 	  4)  ( )	  5)  ()	  6) ;  ()	  7)  ()	  8)  ()	  9) ; , ; 	  10)  ()	  11)  (  ..)	  12) . 	  13) . .  ;    	  14) .  ; 	  15) attr. discharge pipe ,  	2. v.	  1) ;	   to discharge cargo from a ship  	  2)  , 	  3) ; , ;	   the chimney discharges smoke    ;	   the wound discharges matter   ;	   to discharge oaths  	  4)    ( )	  5) ,  ; . ;      	  6)  ()	  7) ;    ()	  8)  ( )	  9)  ()	  10)  ()	  11) . 	  12) . .  , 	  13)  ()	  14)  ( )

dischargee  n. .   , 

discharger  n.	  1) ,  ,   . {. discharge 2}	  2) . ;	   lightning discharger 	  3)   

disci  pl.  discus

disciple  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) . 

disciplinarian  n.	  1)  	  2) .  

disciplinary  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

discipline  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3)  ( )	  4) 	  5) . ;  	  6) . ; 	2. v.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ;   

discipular  a. . 

disclaim  v.	  1) ;	   to disclaim responsibility    	  2) ,  	  3) .  (   -.)

disclaimer  n.	  1) , 	  2) .  (   -.)

disclamation  = disclaimer n.	  1) , 	  2) .  (   -.)

disclose  v. , , 

disclosure  n. , , , 

discoboli  pl.  discobolus

discobolus  . n. (pl. -li) 

discoid  a.   

discolor  v.	  1)  , ; ()	  2) ()

discoloration  n.	  1)  , 	  2) 

discolour  v.	  1)  , ; ()	  2) ()

discolouration  n.	  1)  , 	  2) 

discomfit  v.	  1)  (  ..)	  2)   	  3) .  

discomfiture  n.	  1)  	  2) , 	  3) .  ( )

discomfort  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ; 	  3) 	2. v. ;  ; 

discommend  v.	  1)  ; 	  2)  , 

discommode  = discomfort 2

discommodity  n.	  1) 	  2) ; -. 

discommon  v.	  1)     	  2) .        (   )

discompose  v. ; ; , 

discomposedly  adv. ; ; 

discomposure  n. , , 

disconcert  v.	  1) ;   	  2)  ()

disconcerted  1. p-p.  disconcert	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 

disconnect  v.	  1) , ,  (with, from)	  2) . ; 

disconnected  1. p-p.  disconnect	2. a.	  1) 	  2) , 

disconnectedly  adv. , 

disconnection  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) . 

disconnexion  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) . 

disconsider  v. ,  

disconsolate  a. , , 

discontent  1. n. ; , 	2. a. ; 	3. v.  ;	   to be discontented  

discontentedly  adv. ; ;  

discontentment  = discontent 1

discontiguous  a. , 

discontinuance  n.	  1) , 	  2) .  ()

discontinuation  = discontinuance

discontinue  v.	  1) (), (); ;	   publication will discontinue   ;	   to discontinue a unit . .  	  2) .  ()

discontinuity  n.	  1)  , 	  2) , 

discontinuous  a. , ; , ;	   discontinuous waves .  ;	   discontinuous function .  

discord  1. n.	  1) , ; ;	   to sow discord  	  2) ;  	  3) . 	2. v.	  1)   ,  (with, from)	  2) ;  	  3) .  

discordance  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

discordant  a.	  1) , 	  2) ,  ( );	   discordant note 

discount  1. n.	  1) ;	   at a discount	    )   ; ;	    ) . ;   	  2) . ,  	  3) .  ,  	  4) ()    ()	2. v.	  1) . ,  	  2) .       	  3)  	  4) ; ,  (  ..)	  5)    	  6)    ,    

discountenance  v.	  1)  ; 	  2)   	  3) ,   

discourage  v.	  1) , ,  	  2) ,  (from)

discouragement  n.	  1) 	  2)  , 	  3) 

discouraging  1. pres-p.  discourage	2. a. , 

discourse  1. n.  (  ); , , 	2. v. ; ;    , , 

discourteous  a. , , 

discourtesy  n. , , , 

discover  v.	  1) , , ;	   to discover good reasons   	  2)  , 

discovert  a. . ; 

discovery  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3)  () D. Day    (12 )

discredit  1. n.	  1) ;	   to bring discredit on oneself  ;	   such behaviour is a discredit to him   ,  ;	   to bring into discredit   , 	  2) ;	   to throw discredit upon smth.  -. 	  3) .   	2. v.	  1) ; ;	   his behaviour discredits him with the public       	  2)  ;	   the report is discredited    

discreditable  a. , 

discreet  a.	  1) , , 	  2) , 

discrepancy  n.	  1) , 	  2) , ; 

discrepant  a.  ( -.); ; ; ;	   discrepant rumours  

discrete  a.	  1) ,    ; 	  2) . 

discretion  n.	  1) , ;	   the years of discretion  (  - 14 ),        ;	   to act with discretion   , ;	   to show discretion  	  2)  ; ;	   the instructions leave me a wide discretion      ;	   at the discretion of smb.   -.;	   I leave it to your discretion ,    ;	   to use one's discretion ,    ;	   at discretion   ;	   to surrender at discretion      discretion is the better part of valour =     (.    )

discretionary  a.	  1)    	  2)    , ;	   discretionary powers  

discriminate  1. a.	  1) ;   	  2) ()	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) () ,  (between)	  3) ;  -;	   to discriminate in favour of smb.  -.   ;	   to discriminate against smb.  -.   

discriminating  1. pres-p.  discriminate 2	2. a.	  1)  (   ..)	  2)  , ; ; ;	   discriminating taste  	  3) 

discrimination  n.	  1)  , 	  2) ;  ,  ;	   race discrimination  

discriminative  = discriminating 2, 1  2

discriminatory  a.	  1) 	  2) 

discrown  v.  ; . 

discursive  a.	  1)      	  2) . 

discus  n. (pl. disci) 

discuss  v.	  1) , 	  2) . ,   ; 

discussion  n.	  1) ;	   the question is under discussion  	  2) , 	  3) ;	   direct discussion ,  	  4) . 

disdain  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)    ;  

disdainful  a. , 

disease  1. n. 	2. v.  ( );  

diseased  1. p-p.  disease 2	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

disembark  v.	  1) () ( )	  2)  (,   )

disembarkation  n. ,  ( )

disembarrass  v.	  1)   , ;  (of -  , )	  2)  (-. ;	   from)

disembody  v. (. p-p.)	  1) ,  ()	  2)     (  ..); .    

disembogue  v.	  1) ,  ( )	  2)  ( )	  3) , 

disembosom  v.	  1)  (, )	  2) refl.  ,  (-.)

disembowel  v. 

disembroil  v. 

disenable  v.  ; 

disenchant  v.   , , 

disencumber  v.   , , 

disendow  v.  ,    .. (.  )

disenfranchise  = disfranchise

disengage  v.	  1) (); ()	  2) ; ; 	  3) .   ;   

disengaged  1. p-p.  disengage	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , ;	   I am disengaged this evening    

disengagement  n.	  1) ;  ( ,   ..)	  2)  	  3)  (); 	  4) .   	  5) . 

disentail  v. .    ,         {. tail II}

disentangle  v.	  1) ()	  2) ()   (from)

disenthral  v.   ;   

disenthrall  v.   ;   

disentitle  v.	  1)   ( -.)	  2)  

disentomb  v.   ; . , 

disequilibrium  n.    ; 

disestablish  v.	  1) ,  ()	  2)    

disfavour  1. n.	  1) ;	   to fall into disfavour   ;	   to be in disfavour   	  2) ;	   to regard with disfavour   	2. v.  

disfeature  v. ,  ()

disfiguration  = disfigurement

disfigure  v. , ; 

disfigurement  n.	  1) 	  2)  , 

disforest  v.  ; 

disfranchise  v.   (. ) 

disfrock  v.   , 

disgorge  v.	  1)  (  ..);  (   ..)	  2)  ()	  3) (), ()	  4) , ;	   the river disgorges into the sea    	  5)   (.  , )

disgrace  1. n.	  1) , ;  ;	   to bring disgrace upon smb.    -.	  2) ;	   to be in (deep) disgrace   , ;	   to fall into disgrace   	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) ;  ;  

disgraceful  a. , ;	   disgraceful behaviour  

disgruntle  v. ,    , 

disgruntled  1. p-p.  disgruntle	2. a.   , , ;	   to be disgruntled    

disguise  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   in disguise ; ; 	  2)  , , ;	   to throw off one's disguise  , 	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2)  ;	   a door disguised as a bookcase  ,    ;	   to disguise one's voice  	  3) ;	   to disguise one's intentions (feelings etc.)    (  ..) disguised with drink ()

disgust  1. n. , 	2. v.  ;  ;	   to be disgusted  ; 

disgustful  a. , 

disgusting  1. pres-p.  disgust 2	2. a. = disgustful a. , 

dish  1. n.	  1) , , ;	   pl. 	  2) , 	  3) . , 	  4) , ;  to have a hand in the dish    -.	2. v.	  1)   	  2) ;   	  3) . ,  (.   ) dish out  ;	   dish up	    )    ; ; .   (  ..);	    ) .   to dish it out to smb.   -.

dishabille  n. .  ; 

dishabituate  v.    (for)

dishallow  v.  (); 

disharmonious  a.	  1) 	  2) 

disharmonize  v.	  1) 	  2)  ,  

disharmony  n.	  1) 	  2) 

dishcloth  n.	  1) ,  	  2)    

dishearten  v.   , ;	   don't be disheartened  ()

disherison  n.  

dishevel  v. , 

dishevelled  1. p-p.  dishevel	2. a. , , 

dishgravy  n.  (  )

dishonest  a. ; 

dishonesty  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

dishonour  1. n. , 	2. v.	  1) , ; ;	   to dishonour one's promise    	  2) . to dishonour a cheque     

dishonourable  a.	  1) , ; 	  2) , 

dishorn  v.  

dishrag  = dishcloth

dishwasher  n.	  1) 	  2)  

dishwater  n. 

disillusion  1. n.  ; 	2. v.  ;  ; 

disillusionize  = disillusion 2

disincentive  n.  , 

disinclination  n.  (to); ; ,  (-. ;	   for; to do)

disincline  v.	  1)  ,   (for; to do)	  2)   

disincorporate  v. ,  (, )

disinfect  v. 

disinfectant  1. n.  	2. a. 

disinfection  n.	  1) , 	  2) attr. ;	   disinfection plant  

disinflation  n. . 

disingenuous  a. , ; 

disinherit  v.  

disinheritance  n.  

disintegrate  v.	  1) ()   ; ; 	  2) , 	  3) . . 

disintegration  n.	  1)    ; ; 	  2) , 	  3) . . 

disintegrator  n. . , ; ; 

disinter  v.  ( ), ; . , 

disinterested  a.	  1) , ;	   disinterested help  	  2) ;	   we are not disinterested    

disinvestment  n.  ;  

disject  v. , 

disjecta membra  . n. pl. ,  (  ..)

disjoin  v. ; 

disjoint  v.	  1) ;   	  2) 	  3) 

disjointed  1. p-p.  disjoint	2. a.	  1) 	  2)  ( )	  3) 

disjunct  a. ; 

disjunction  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) .  ()

disjunctive  1. n.	  1) .  	  2) . 	2. a.	  1) ;	   disjunctive conjunction .  	  2) . 

disk  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  	  3) attr. , ;	   disk coil .  ;	   disk harrow -.  ;	   disk valve .  	2. v.	  1)   	  2) -.   	  3)   

disk jockey  n. ,  ,   

dislike  1. n. , , ,  (for, of, to)	2. v.  ,  , 

dislocate  v.	  1) 	  2) ;  (  ..);	   to dislocate traffic  	  3) , , 

dislocation  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , , 	  4) . , ,  ()

dislodge  v.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  (  )	  3)    ()

disloyal  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

disloyalty  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 

dismal  1. a.	  1) ; ;	   dismal prospects  	  2) ; ;	   dismal mood  	  3) ;	   dismal weather ,  	2. n. (the dismals) pl.  ;  

dismantle  v.	  1) ;  (, )	  2)  (); ;  	  3) ,  ()	  4)  ()

dismantling  1. pres-p.  dismantle	2. n. , 

dismast  v. . ,  

dismay  1. n.	  1) , ; ;	   in dismay  ;	   we were struck with dismay   	  2) 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)   

dismember  v.	  1) ,   	  2) .  

dismemberment  n. ,   

dismiss  1. v.	  1)  (  ..); ;	   to dismiss a meeting  	  2) 	  3) . ,   "!"	  4)  ()	  5) ; .    (, );	   to dismiss smth. from one's mind  -.  	  6)  ( -.);	   to dismiss the subjest   	  7) .  ();  (, )	2. n. (the dismiss) .  "!"

dismissal  n.	  1)  ;  (   ..)	  2) ; 	  3) 	  4)    (   ..)	  5) attr. dismissal pay ( wage)  

dismission  = dismissal n.	  1)  ;  (   ..)	  2) ; 	  3) 	  4)    (   ..)	  5) attr. dismission pay ( wage)  

dismount  v.	  1) , ;	   dismount! . ! ()	  2)   	  3)  ( , );  ( );	   to dismount a gun    	  4)  ()

disobedience  n. , ;	   civil disobedience  

disobedient  a. , 

disobey  v.  ,  , 

disoblige  v.	  1)  ; ;	   he did it to disoblige me      	  2)    (-.) , 

disobligingly  adv.	  1)    	  2) 

disorder  1. n.	  1) 	  2) (. pl.)  ( ); 	  3) . 	2. v. (. p-p.)	  1)  ()	  2)   

disorderly  1. a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3)  ( )	  4) , , ; 	  5) ; ;	   disorderly conduct ,   ;	   disorderly person . ,     ;	   disorderly house	    )  ;	    )  	2. adv.   . {. 1}	3. n. ,    

disorganization  n. , ; 

disorganize  v. , 

disorient  = disorientate

disorientate  v. ;   ,   

disown  v.  , , , 

disparage  v.	  1)  	  2)   ; ; 

disparagement  n.	  1) , 	  2)  

disparaging  1. pres-p.  disparage	2. a. ; ;	   a disparaging remark  

disparate  a.   , , ; 

disparity  n. ; ; ;	   disparity in years   

dispart  v.	  1) . . ()	  2) 	  3) 

dispassionate  a.	  1) 	  2) , ; 

dispatch  1. n.	  1) ,  (, )	  2) () ;  	  3) ,   ();	   to do smth. with dispatch  -. ;	   the matter requires dispatch   	  4)  , ; ;	   happy dispatch	    ) ;	    )    	2. v.	  1) ; ,   	  2)  ,  ( , );	   to dispatch one's dinner  	  3) . 	  4) .    , 

dispatch-boat  n.  

dispatch-box  n.  ()   

dispatch-station  n. -.  

dispatcher  n.	  1) 	  2) 

dispel  v. ; ;	   to dispel apprehensions  

dispensable  a.	  1) 	  2) 

dispensary  n.	  1)  (.   )	  2)  ( )

dispensation  n.	  1) , 	  2)  ( ,  );   (    )	  3) dispensation of justice  	  4)  , () 	  5) .  

dispensatory  n. 

dispense  v.	  1) ,  (  ..)	  2)  ()	  3)    ()	  4)  (from -  ) dispense with   -.;	   to dispense with smb.'s services   -. ;	   machinery dispenses with much labour      

dispenser  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) .  

dispeople  v. ,  

dispersal  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) attr. dispersal field .  

disperse  v.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) , 	  5) 

dispersion  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) . . 

dispersive  a. ; 

dispirit  v. (. p-p.)   , 

dispiteous  a. 

displace  v.	  1) ; , 	  2) , 	  3) , 	  4)   ( )	  5) .    

displaced person  n.  

displacement  n.	  1) , ;	   displacement of track -.  	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) .  ()	  5) .  ();  ()	  6) .  	  7) . 	  8) 

display  1. n.	  1) , ;	   there was a great display of goods    	  2)  (  ..)	  3)  ; ;	   to make great display of generosity   	  4) .   	2. v.	  1) , ; ;	   to display the colours  	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) .   

displease  v.	  1)  ;  ,    (-.)	  2) , ;	   displeased at ( with) smth.  -.

displeasing  1. pres-p.  displease	2. a. , 

displeasure  1. n. , ; ;	   to incur smb.'s displeasure    -. ;	   to take displeasure ;	   to be in displeasure with smb.   -.  	2. v.  , 

displume  v.	  1) .  	  2) .   ; 

disport  v. (. refl.) , ; 

disposable  a.	  1)  ( )  ; ;	   disposable income .  	  2) ; ;	   a disposable paper towel    

disposal  n.	  1) , 	  2) . 	  3)   (-.);	   at one's disposal  -. ;	   at your disposal   ;	   to place at smb.'s disposal   -. 	  4) ; ;	   disposal of property  	  5)  ( -.); ;  (  ..);	   disposal of bombs  

dispose  v.	  1) , , 	  2) , ;	   I am disposed to think that   , ;	   they are well ( kindly) disposed towards us      dispose of	    ) ;	   to dispose of property   ( , , );	    ) , ; ;	   to dispose of an argument ,  

disposition  n.	  1) ,  (    ..)	  2) (. pl.) . ; ;	   military dispositions  	  3) ;   (-.);	   to have in one's disposition    	  4) ,  (to -  -.)	  5) , ;	   he is of a cheerful (gentle) disposition    () ;	   social disposition  ;	   well-oiled disposition  	  6) ; ;	   the disposition of property  	  7) pl. ;	   to make dispositions for a campaign   

dispossess  v.	  1)  ,   (of)	  2)  to dispossess smb. of an error  -.  

disproof  n. 

disproportion  n. , , 

disproportionate  a. , 

disprove  v. ;     (-.)

disputable  a. , ;   

disputant  1. n.	  1)  , 	  2) 	2. a.    ; 

disputation  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

disputatious  a.  

dispute  1. n.	  1) ; , ;	   beyond ( past, without) dispute  ; ;	   the matter is in dispute     	  2) , ; ;	   labour ( industrial, trade) dispute  	2. v.	  1) ,  (with, against - ;	   on, about -	    ) 2) 	  3) , 	  4) ,   (  -.,  -.  ..)	  5)  (    ..)	  6) ; ;  ; ;	   to dispute in arms every inch of ground        ;	   to dispute the enemy's advance  ,  

disqualification  n.	  1)  (. .);   ( -.)	  2)  (for -	    ) 3) . 

disqualify  v.	  1)  , 	  2)  (. .);  ,  , 

disquiet  1. n. , , 	2. a. , 	3. v. , 

disquieting  1. pres-p.  disquiet 3	2. a. , 

disquietude  n. , 

disquisition  n. , 

disquisitional  a. ,   

disrate  v. . .   , , 

disregard  1. n.	  1) , ;	   disregard of self , 	  2) ,  (of, for)	2. v.	  1)   ,   	  2) , 

disrelish  1. n. , ;	   to regard a person with disrelish    -.	2. v.  ,  

disrepair  n. ;  ,  (  ..)

disreputable  1. a.	  1)   	  2) ; 	2. n.    

disreputation  = disrepute

disrepute  n.  ,  ;	   to fall (to bring) into disrepute  ()  ;	   to be in disrepute   

disrespect  1. n. , ;	   to treat with disrespect, to show disrespect   	2. v.  

disrespectful  a. , 

disrobe  v.	  1) ;  (. .)	  2) , 

disroot  v. .   ; . 

disrupt  v.	  1) ,  (. .  p-p. . disrupted); 	  2) . 

disruption  n.	  1) 	  2) ; ; , 	  3) . ,  ()	  4) . 

disruptive  a.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) . , 

dissatisfaction  n. , 

dissatisfactory  a. 

dissatisfied  1. p-p.  dissatisfy	2. a. , ,  (with, at)

dissatisfy  v. (. pass.)  ;  

dissect  v.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) ;  

dissecting-room  n. .  , 

dissection  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) , 

dissector  n.	1. . 	2. = dissector-tube  (  )

disseise  v. .     

disseisee  n. . ,    

disseisin  n. .     

disseize  = disseise, disseisee, disseisin

disseizee  = disseise, disseisee, disseisin

disseizin  = disseise, disseisee, disseisin

dissemblance  I n. ;  ; 	II n. , 

dissemble  v.	  1) ;	   to dissemble one's anger    	  2) , 	  3)    (,   ..); ,   (,   ..)

dissembler  n. , 

disseminate  v.	  1) ,  ()	  2)  (, )	  3)  ()

disseminated  1. p-p.  disseminate	2. a.	  1) ;	   disseminated sclerosis .  	  2) . 

dissension  n.	  1) 	  2) , , 

dissent  1. n.	  1) ,   ; 	  2) . , 	2. v.	  1)   ,  (from)	  2) .     ;   

dissenter  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) . ,   

dissentient  1. n.	  1) ,    	  2)  ;	   the motion was passed with only two dissentients       	2. a.  , ; ;	   without a dissentient voice 

dissentingvote  n.  ;	   without a dissentingvote 

dissepiment  n. . . 

dissert  v.	  1)  (upon -  -.)	  2)  , 

dissertate  v.	  1)  (upon -  -.)	  2)  , 

dissertation  n. ; 

disserve  v.   , , 

disservice  n.  ; , ;	   to do smb. a disservice  -.  ;  -. 

dissever  v. (), ();   

disseverance  n. , 

dissident  1. n. , 	2. a. ;   ; 

dissimilar  a. ,  (to); 

dissimilarity  n. , 

dissimilation  n. . 

dissimilitude  n. 

dissimulate  v.	  1)  (  ..)	  2) ; , 

dissimulation  n. ; , , 

dissimulator  n. , 

dissipate  v.	  1) ,  (, ,   ..)	  2) 	  3) ,  (, );  ()	  4) . , ;    

dissipated  1. p-p.  dissipate	2. a.	  1) 	  2)  ()	  3) ; , 

dissipation  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  ;   	  4) 

dissociable  a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) 

dissocial  a. 

dissociate  v.	  1) ,  (from); 	  2) refl. 	  3) . ; 

dissociation  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) 	  3) . ,  	  4) . , 	  5) . -

dissociative  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

dissolubility  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

dissoluble  a.	  1) ; 	  2)  ( , )

dissolute  a. , , 

dissolution  n.	  1) ; ;  (  )	  2)  (, )	  3)  (, ); 	  4) ,  (  ..)	  5) 	  6)  ()	  7) , ; 	  8) . 

dissolvable  a.	  1)    	  2) 

dissolve  1. n. . 	2. v.	  1) (); ; (); (); () (  );	   ice dissolves in the sun    ;	   sun dissolves ice   ;	   dissolved in tears  	  2)  (  ..)	  3) , ;	   to dissolve a marriage  	  4)  	  5) . ,  

dissolvent  1. n. 	2. a. 

dissonance  n.	  1) . , 	  2) ;  (  ..); 

dissonant  a.	  1) . , 	  2) . ,  ( , )

dissuade  v.	  1) ,  (from)	  2) 

dissuasion  n. , 

dissuasive  a. 

dissyllabic  a. 

dissyllable  n.  

dissymmetrical  a.	  1) ; 	  2)  

dissymmetry  n.	  1)  ; , 	  2)  

distaff  n.  the distaff	    )  ;	    ) ;	   the distaff distaffside   ( )

distal  a. .   , 

distance  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   at a distance   ;	   out of distance, beyond striking ( listening) distance  ;	   within striking ( listening) distance   ;	   to hit the distance .  	  2) ; ; ;	   in the distance ;	   from a distance ;	   it is quite a distance from here    ;	   a good distance off  ;	   no distance at all  	  3) ,  ( );	   to keep one's distance from smb.  -.;	   to keep a person at a distance  -.   ,    -.	  4) ,  ( );	   middle distance  	  5) ,  (); ;	   the distance between two events     ;	   at this distance of time   	  6) .    	  7) attr. distance control  , 	2. v.	  1)    	  2)    	  3) 

distance-piece  n. . 

distant  a.	  1) ; ; ;	   five miles distant   5 ;	   distant likeness  ;	   distant relative  	  2) , , ;	   distant centuries ,  	  3) , , ;	   distant politeness  ;	   to be on distant terms     

distaste  1. n. ;  (for);	   to have a distaste for smth.    -.	2. v.  ;  

distasteful  a. ,  (.  ;	   to)

distemper  I	1. n.	  1)  	  2) , , 	  3) .  ; 	2. v.	  1)  	  2)   	II .	1. n.	  1) ;  	  2)  	2. v.	  1)  	  2)   

distempered  I	1. p-p.  distemper I, 2	2. a. ;	   a distempered fancy ( mind)  	II p-p.  distemper II, 2

distend  v. (), ()

distensible  a. , 

distension  n. , 

distent  a. , 

distich  n. , 

distichous  a. .   , 

distil  v.	  1) , ;  ()	  2) ,  (  ..)	  3)   ( ); .  	  4) , 

distillate  n.  , , 

distillation  n.	  1) , ; ; ;	   dry distillation  , ;	   fractional distillation  ( ) 	  2) , 

distillatory  a. , ;	   distillatory vessel  

distiller  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ,  

distillery  n.	  1)  ;  	  2)   

distinct  a.	  1) ; , ;  ( );	   distinct type of mind   	  2) ; , 	  3) 

distinction  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) , ; ;	   nice distinction  ;	   a distinction without a difference , ()  ;	   all without distinction   ,  	  3)  , , ;	   his style lacks distinction     	  4) ;  ;	   mark of distinction  	  5)  ; ; ;	   poet of distinction ,  

distinctive  a.	  1) , ;	   distinctive feature  ;	   distinctive mark  	  2) ;	   distinctive mission  

distinctly  adv.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   days are growing distinctly shorter    

distinctness  n. , ; 

distingue  a. . , 

distinguish  v.	  1) ; 	  2)    , , ;	   I can hardly distinguish between the two brothers, I can hardly distinguish the two brothers one from the other       	  3) 	  4) , ;	   with the geniality which distinguishes him    ;	   to distinguish oneself by smth. ,  -.;    -.

distinguishable  a. , 

distinguished  1. p-p.  distinguish	2. a.	  1) , ;	   distinguished guest  ;	   distinguished appearance  ;	   distinguished service .  	  2) , ; ;	   distinguished style  

distinguishing  1. pres-p.  distinguish	2. a. , 

distort  v.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  (  ..)

distortion  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  (  ..)

distortionist  n.	  1) , "-"	  2) ,   (-.)	  3) 

distract  v.	  1) ,  (  ..;	   from)	  2)   ; ; ;	   distracted by ( with, at) smth.  -.

distracted  1. p-p.  distract	2. a. ;	   to drive a person distracted  -.  

distraction  n.	  1)  	  2) ,   , ;	   noise is a distraction when one is working   ,   	  3) 	  4) 	  5) ;  , 	  6) ;	   to love to distraction   ;	   to be driven to distraction    

distrain  v. .       

distrainee  n. . ,     ( )

distrainment  n. .      distraint = distrainment

distrait  m., distraite f. a. . , 

distraught  a.  ,  ( )

distress  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ; ; ;	   a ship in distress ,  	  3) ; ; 	  4) ; ;	   to relieve distress  	  5) = distrainment	  6) attr. distress signal   (SOS)	2. v.	  1)  , , ;	   to distress oneself , 	  2)   	  3) = distrain

distress-gun  n.      

distressed  1. p-p.  distress	2. a.	  1) ;	   distressed areas   	  2)  

distressful  a. , ; ;	   distressful situation  

distressing  1. pres-p.  distress 2	2. a. ,  ;	   most distressing news   

distributable  n.  

distributary  n.  

distribute  v.	  1) ,  (among, to);	   to distribute letters  ;	   to distribute profits   (  ..)	  2) ()  (); () ;	   to distribute manure over a field    	  3) 	  4) ;	   to distribute books into classes    	  5) .       	  6) .        

distributing  1. pres-p.  distribute	2. a. ;	   distributing facilities  

distribution  n.	  1) ; ;	   commodity distribution  	  2) ;	   age distribution   ()	  3) . . 	  4) .       

distributive  1. a.	  1) 	  2) distributive trades    ;  	  3) . 	  4) . . 	2. n. .  ;  

distributor  n.	  1) 	  2) .  	  3) . 

district  1. n.	  1) ; ; ;	   the lake district   (  )	  2) .  	  3)    ( )	  4) attr. ; ;	   district council  ;	   district court .  ;	   district attorney .  ;	   district heating ;   ;	   D. Railway   ,    	2. v.   , , 

distrust  1. n. , ; 	2. v.  ,  ( -.); 

distrustful  a. ; 

distune  v.  ()

disturb  v.	  1) , 	  2)  (, ,  ); , ;	   to disturb confidence  	  3)  ()	  4)   

disturbance  n.	  1)  (, ,   ..)	  2) , 	  3) (. pl.) ; 	  4) .  ()	  5) , 	  6) . 	  7)  ( )	  8) .  

disturber  n.	  1)  (,   ..)	  2) 

disunion  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) , 

disunite  v. ; (); ()

disunity  n.  ; ; , 

disuse  1. n. ;	   to come ( to fall) into disuse   	2. v.  ,   (-.)

disyllabic  = dissyllabic

ditch  1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ; ,  to die in the last ditch, to fight up to the last ditch   ,    ;  	2. v.	  1)  (, )	  2)  , 	  3)     	  4) .   ;   	  5) .   	  6) .     

ditch-water  n. ,   dull as ditch-water  

ditcher  n.	  1) 	  2)  ()

ditching  1. pres-p.  ditch 2	2. n.   ( hedging and ditching)

ditheism  n.  , 

dither  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) .  ;	   to be all of a dither, have the dithers     	  4) 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) ()	  4) . 

dithyramb  n. 

dittany  n. .  

ditto  1. n. (pl. -os )	  1)  ,  ,   (   ,   ..   );	   paid to A 100 roubles, ditto to B  A 100      B	  2) pl.     (. suit of dittos)	  3) .   to say ditto to smb. .  -.	2. v.  	3. adv.   

ditty  n. 

ditty-bag  ditty-box n. ,  ,   ,   . 

diuresis  n. . 

diuretic  1. n.  	2. a. 

diurnal  a.	  1)  (. nocturnal)	  2) 	  3) . 

diva  . n. 

divagate  v.	  1)   	  2) , 

divagation  n.	  1) , ,   	  2)  

divalent  a. . 

divan  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) .  	  4)   , 	  5) .  (   );  

divan-bed  n. 

divaricate  1. a. . . 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  ( )

divarication  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  ()

dive  1. n.	  1) ,   	  2)  ()	  3)  ( )	  4) . 	  5)  	  6) .  , ""	  7) .  ; ; 	2. v.	  1) ;   	  2)  	  3)  (  )	  4) . 	  5)  ( ,   ..)	  6)    , ;	   to dive into the bushes   	  7)   ( ,  )

dive-bomb  v. . .   

dive-bomber  n.  

diver  n.	  1)   , 	  2) 	  3)  ;  	  4)  ()	  5) . -

diverge  v.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3)     

divergence  divergency n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . . 

divergent  a.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) .  ( )

divers  a. . ; ;	   in divers places   

diverse  a.	  1) ,  ( -.)	  2) , 

diversified  a. , , ;	   diversified agriculture   

diversiform  a. ;   

diversify  v.	  1) 	  2) .     ()

diversion  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) 	  4) .  ; 	  5) , 	  6) attr. diversion dam  

diversity  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ; 	  3) 

divert  v.	  1) ; 	  2)  ()	  3) , 

diverting  1. pres-p.  divert	2. a. , 

divertissement  n. .	  1) 	  2) 

Dives  n. . 

divest  v.	  1) ,  (  ..;	   of)	  2)  (of);	   to divest smb. of his right  -. ;	   I cannot divest myself of the idea      

divestiture  n.	  1) 	  2)  (  ..)

divestment  = divestiture

divide  1. n.	  1) . ; 	  2) .  the Great D.	    )    ;	    ) ;	   to cross the Great D. 	2. v.	  1) (); ;	   to divide into several parts (among several persons)     (  )	  2) ; 	  3)  (among, between);  (with)	  4) ,   ( )	  5) . ;   ;	   sixty divided by twelve is five ,   ,  	  6) (); ()	  7)  ;  ( );	   opinions are divided on the point     	  8) . ;	   divide!, divide! ,       ;	   to divide the House   

divided  1. p-p.  divide 2	2. a.	  1) , ; ; , 	  2) ,  ( )	  3) 

dividend  n.	  1) . 	  2) . 

dividend-warrant  n.    

divider  n.	  1) ,   ,  	  2) pl. 

dividing  1. pres-p.  divide 2	2. a.	  1) 	  2) . 

dividual  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

divination  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) ,  

divine  1. n. ;  	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . , 	3. v.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) 

diving  1. pres-p.  dive 2	2. n. ; .   	3. a. 

diving board  n.     

diving-bell  n.  

diving-dress  n. 

diving-rudder  n. .  

divining-rod  n.  ()        ( )

divinity  n.	  1) 	  2) ;  	  3) 	  4)  

divinize  v. 

divisibility  n. 

divisible  a.	  1) 	  2) .   

division  n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   division of labour  	  3) . 	  4) ; , ; 	  5) , 	  6) 	  7)    	  8)   , 	  9) .     ; 	  10) . 	  11) . 

divisional  a.	  1)   ; 	  2) . ;	   divisional area ()  

divizor  n. . 

divorce  I	1. n.	  1) ,  	  2) , , 	2. v.	  1) ,  	  2) , ;	   to divorce from the soil 	II n. .  ()

divorcee  1. n.    - 	2. n. .  ()

divorcement  n.	  1) ,  	  2) , 

divot  n. . 

divulgation  n.  ()

divulge  v.  ()

divvy  .	1. n. , 	2. v.	  1) ()	  2)    (. divvy up)

Dixie  n.      (. Dixie('s) Land)	dixie  n. . .	  1)   	  2)  

dixy  n. . .	  1)   	  2)  

dizain  n. .    - 

dizzily  adv. 

dizziness  n. 

dizzy  1. a.	  1)  ;	   I am dizzy    	  2) 	  3) 	2. v.	  1)  	  2) 

do  I ( ); ( )	1. v. (did; done)	  1) , ;	   to do one's lessons  ;	   to do one's work   ;	   to do lecturing  ;	   to do one's correspondence  ,   ;  ;	   to do a sum   ;	   what can I do for you? .   ?	  2) ,  ,  ; ;  	  3)  ();    (-.);	   to do Hamlet   	  4) , 	  5) ,   ;	   to do one's hair ;	   to do the room  	  6) ;	   to do smb. good  ( )  -.;	   it doesn't do to complain    ;	   it'll only do you good      ;	   to do harm  	  7) 	  8) , , ;	   I like my meat very well done  ,     ;	   done to a turn  ,  ;	   the potatoes will be done in 10 minutes     10 ;	   to do brown	    )       ;	    ) . 	  9)  ();	   to do the British Museum   	  10) , ;  ;  ;	   he will do for us   ;	   this sort of work won't do for him     ;	   that will do , ;	   it won't do to play all day    ;	   this hat will do   	  11) (perf.) , ;  ( -.);	   I have done with my work    ;	   let us have done with it  ,   ;	   have done! !, !; ()!;	   that's done it   	  12) , ;   ;	   flowers will not do in this soil       ;	   to do well ,   	  13) ;	   how do you do? (. how d'ye do?) !	  14) .   ( )	  15) . , ;	   I think you've been done  ,   	  16) .      .  .   Present  Past Indefinite: I do not speak French    -;	   he did not see me    ;	   did you not see me?     ?;	   do you smoke?  ?	  17) .  : do come , ;	   I did say so and I do say so now ,   ()     	  18) .     Present  Past Indefinite    : he works as much as you do (= work)    ,   ;	   he likes bathing and so do I      	  19) .    Present  Past Indefinite: well do I remember it     do away with ; ; ;	   this old custom is done away with c    ;	   he did away with himself    ;	   do by ;	   do as you would be done by    ,    ,    ;	   do down .	    ) , ;	    )  ;	    ) . ; ;	   do for .	    ) , ;   (-.);	    ) ;	   to do for oneself    ;	    ) (. pass.) , ;	   he is done for   ;	    ) ();	   do in .	    ) , ;	    ) ;	    ) ;	    ) ;	    ) ;   ;	   do into ;	   done into English    ();	   do off . ;	   do out , ;	   do over	    )  (  . .), ;	    ) ,  ;	   do to, do unto = do by; do up	    )   ,  to do the suite up    ;	   to do one's dress up  ;	    ) (. p-p.)  ;	   he is quite done up after his journey     ;	    )  ();	   do with	    ) , ;   -.;	   I can't with him    ;	    )  , ;	   I can do with a cup of milk for my supper       ;	   do without   -.;	   he can't do without his pair of crutches      ;	   how do you do? (. how d'ye do?) !;	   to do well	    ) ,   ;	    )  ,   ;	   the speaker did well    ;	    )  ,    (  -.);	    )   ;	   to do oneself well   ;	   to do a beer  () ;	   to do the business ( the job) for smb. .  -.;	   to do battle ;	   to do in the eye .  , ;	   to do to death . ;	   what's to do?   ?;	   what is done cannot be undone   ;	   to do one's best (. one's damnedest)   ,     ;	   to do one's worst    ;	   done!, done with you!   !;	   well done! !, !;	2. n.	  1) . , 	  2) .  , ; . ;	   we've got a do on tonight    	  3) pl. , ;	   fair do's! , !	  4) . , 	  5) . . 	II n. . 	III .  ditto

do-all  n.	  1)    	  2) , 

do-it-yourself  1. n. . = " " (,  -.)	2. a. .    ;	   a do-it-yourself kit for building a radio     

do-naught  = do-nothing

do-nothing  n. , 

doable  a. 

dobbin  n.  (. , )

doc  n. . 

docile  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

docility  n.	  1) 	  2) 

dock  I n. 	II 1. n.	  1) ;	   floating dock  ;	   wet dock  ;	   dry dock  ;	   to be in dry dock .   ;   	  2) (. pl.)  	  3) . . 	  4) . 	  5) -. 	  6) .  	2. v.	  1)    	  2)   	  3)  ,  	  4)   ( )	III n.  	IV 1. n.	  1)  ( )	  2)  	2. v.	  1)  ()	  2)   ()	  3) , ;   (-.);	   to dock wages   ;	   to dock the entail .      

dock-master  n.  

dockage  I n.	  1)    	  2)    	II n. , 

dockdues  = dockage I, 2

docker  n. ,  

docket  1. n.	  1)  (  )	  2) 	  3)     	  4)            	  5) .   	  6) .   ;	   trial docket  ,   ;	   on the docket . .   , ;	   to clear the docket .   ,   	2. v.	  1)    ,      	  2) ,  	  3)      

docking  1. pres-p.  dock II, 2	2. n. . 

dockyard  n.	  1)    , ,   	  2) (. pl.)  

doctor  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  ( )	  3)   (.  )	  4) . .  	  5)   D. Fell ,  ,  	2. v.	  1)   ; ;	   to doctor oneself 	  2) ,    	  3)  ();  (, )

doctoral  a. 

doctorate  n.  

Doctors' Commons  n. pl. .      

doctrinaire  1. n. 	2. a. 

doctrinal  a.   ;  

doctrinarian  = doctrinaire

doctrine  n.	  1) , ;	   doctrine of descent .   	  2) , 

doctrinist  n.   -. 

document  1. n. ; 	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2)   (. )

documentary  1. a. 	2. n.  

documentation  n.	  1) ,  	  2) .  () 

dodder  I n. . 	II v.	  1)  (. dodder along)	  2) ,  ( , )	  3) 

doddered  a.    ( )

doddering  1. pres-p.  dodder	II 2. a. = doddery

doddery  a.	  1)   , , 	  2) , ;  

dodecagon  n. 

dodecahedron  n. , 

dodge  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) .  , 	  4) .    ; ;	   a good dodge for remembering names    	2. v.	  1) , ,  ( )	  2)  (behind, under)	  3) ; ; 

dodger  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) .  	  3) .  

dodgery  n.	  1) 	  2) 

dodgy  a.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3)  ( )

dodo  n. (pl. oes, os )	  1)  ( )	  2) ,  

doe  n.   (. , , ,   )

doer  n.	  1) ;	   he is a doer, not a talker   ,   	  2) , 	  3) . .  , 	  4) a good (bad) doer ,   ()   

doeskin  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) ,  

doesn't  . = does not

dog  1. n.	  1) , ;	   Greater (lesser) Dog   () 	  2) ;  ,  (. dog-wolf, dog-fox)	  3) .  (  );	   gay ( jolly) dog ;	   lucky dog ;	   lazy dog ;	   dirty dog -; ""	  4) pl. .  	  5) = dogfish	  6) = andiron	  7) . ; ; 	  8) .  a dog's life  ;	   let sleeping dogs lie      ; =   ,   ;	   there is life in the old dog yet =     ;	   dogs of war  ,  ;	   a dog's age  ;	   a dead dog   ,     , -;	   to go to the dogs ; ; =   ;	   to help a lame dog over a stile  -.  ;	   every dog has his day =      ;	   hot dog! .  ;	   spotty dog    ;	   to put on dog . ;   ;	   to throw to the dogs   ;	   dog on it! !;  !;	   top dog	    ) ,   ;	    )  ;    ;	   under dog	    ) ,   ;	    )    ;	    ) ,     , 	2. v.	  1)   ,  (. dog smb.'s footsteps)	  2) . ;	   dogged by misfortune  	  3)  	  4) . to dog down 

dog latin  n. , "" 

dog nail  n. . 

dog tag  n.	  1)   	  2) . . .  

dog's letter  n.    R

Dog's Tail  n. .  

dog's-eared  = dogeared

dog's-grass  n. .  

dog's-meat  n.	  1)   , . 	  2) 

dog's-tail  n. . 

dog-ape  n. . 

dog-bane  n. . 

dog-bee  n. 

dog-biscuit  n.   ()

dog-box  n.      

dog-cheap  . .	1. a.  	2. adv.  ;   

dog-collar  n.	  1) 	  2) .    (   )

dog-days  n. pl.    

dog-eared  a. a dog-eared book     

dog-fancier  n. 

dog-fox  n.  , 

dog-hole  n.  , 

dog-house  n.   in the dog-house ,  

dog-in-a-blanket  n.  

dog-in-the-manger  n.   

dog-lead  n.  

dog-licence  n.    

dog-poor  a. predic. ; =   

dog-rose  n.  , 

dog-salmon  n. . , 

dog-sick  a. predic. . he was dog-sick    

dog-sleep  n.  ;  

Dog-star  n. .  ()

dog-tail  = dog's-tail

dog-tired  a.   

dog-tooth  n.	  1) 	  2) .     

dog-tree  = dogwood

dog-violet  n. .  ;  

dog-watch  n. .  ( 16  18 .   18  20 .)

dog-weary  = dog-tired

dogate  n.  

Dogberry  n.     (     "   ")	dogberry  n. .  - (   )

dogcart  n.	  1)            	  2)  ,  

doge  n. . 

dogface  n. . .	  1) -	  2) , 

dogfight  n.	  1) ,  	  2)  	  3) . .  

dogfish  n.   ()

dogged  1. p-p.  dog 2	2. a. , , ;	   it's dogged that does it =     	3. adv. . , 

dogger  I n.    	II n. .  

doggerel  1. n.  , 	2. a. ,  ( )

doggery  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) . . ; 

doggie  = doggy

doggish  a.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) . ; 	  4) . -

doggo  adv. . to lie doggo ; 

doggone  int  !;  ! (. doggoned)

doggy  1. n. , , 	2. a.	  1) 	  2)  

dogma  n. (pl. as ata)	  1) 	  2) 

dogmata  pl.  dogma

dogmatic  a.	  1) 	  2) ; ,   

dogmatically  adv.	  1) 	  2)  

dogmatics  n. pl. (.  sg.) ;  

dogmatize  v.	  1) 	  2)   

dogshores  n. pl. .       

dogskin  n.  ()

dogtrot  n. 

dogwood  n. . 

doily  n. 

doing  1. pres-p.  do I	2. n.	  1) pl. , , , ;	   fine doings these!   !;	   I have heard of your doings .     	  2) pl. 	  3) pl. , 	  4) . 	  5) pl. . .  

doit  n.	  1) .  	  2) , ;	   not to care a doit     ;	   not worth a doit    

doited  a. .   

doldrums  n. pl.	  1)  ; ;	   to be in the doldrums ,    	  2) .,    

dole  I	1. n.	  1)   ;	   to be ( to go) on the dole  	  2)  ; 	  3) . , 	2. v.	  1)  ,     (. dole out)	  2)  ( )	  3)   	  4)      (. dole out)	II n. . . , 

doleful  a. , ; ; 

dolichocephalic  a. . , 

doll  1. n.	  1) ;	   Paris doll 	  2) ,     	2. v. . () (. doll up);	   dolled up 

doll-like  a. 

dollar  n.	  1)  (= 100 );	   the dollars , 	  2) .  (  5 )	  3) attr. ;	   dollar diplomacy  

dollish  a. ,   

dollop  n. . ,  

dolly  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)      ,   . .	  4)    , ""	  5) .    	  6) . ;  ( )	2. a. .	  1) ; 	  2) , 	3. v.	  1)   ()	  2) .  ()   ;  () 

dolly-bag  n.   

dolly-shop  n.	  1)   	  2)   

dolly-tub  n.	  1) ; 	  2) .  

dolman  n.	  1)  ( )	  2)  (  )

dolmen  n. . , 

dolomite  n. . 

dolorous  a. . , 

dolose  a. . ,   

dolphin  n.	  1) . , 	  2) = dolphin-fly	  3)  ()	  4)  ;  ;  	  5) .  ( )

dolphin-fly  n. .  

dolt  n. , , 

doltish  a. 

dom  n.  

domain  n.	  1) , ; , , 	  2) , 

domainal  a.   , 

domainial  a. = domainal

dome  I n.	  1) , 	  2) .  	  3) . , 	  4) .  ();  ();  ()	II v.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)   

domed  1. p-p.  dome 2	2. a.	  1) 	  2)  

Domesday Book  n. (.   ) .  ,   ,    ( 1086 .)

domestic  1. a.	  1) ; ;	   domestic science ;	   domestic appliances   	  2) ,   	  3) ; ;	   domestic industry  ;	   domestic trade  ;	   domestic issue  	  4) ,  ( )	2. n.	  1) 	  2) pl.   	  3) pl. .   

domesticable  a.   ( )

domesticate  v.	  1)  ();  (); 	  2) 	  3) ;	   to domesticate space  	  4)   ,   	  5)   

domestication  n.	  1) ,   ,   	  2)  ()

domesticity  n.	  1) ,  	  2)    ,  	  3) (the domesticities) pl. ,  

domett  n.  , 

domic  a. , 

domical  a. , 

domicile  1. n.	  1)  	  2) .     	  3) .    	2. v.	  1)    	  2) .     

domiciliary  a,   ;	   domiciliary visit	    )  ;	    )    

dominance  n. ; ; 

dominant  1. a.	  1) ; , 	  2)  (   . .)	  3)  	2. n.	  1) ,  	  2) . ,    

dominate  v.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3)  ( -.)	  4)   ( -.)	  5) , ; ;	   to dominate one's emotions   	  6) ,  

domination  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

domineer  v.	  1)  , ; ; 	  2)   	  3) 

domineering  1. pres-p.  domineer	2. a.	  1) , ,   	  2) 	  3) ,  ( )

dominical  a. .	  1) , 	  2) ;	   dominical day 

Dominican  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ()

dominie  n.	  1) .  	  2) . 

dominion  n.	  1) 	  2) ( pl.) 	  3) , 	  4)  	  5) attr. D. Day  1    (  )

domino  n. (pl. oes )	  1)  ( )	  2)  	  3)  ()	  4) pl.  () it's domino with smb., smth.    -., -.,  

dominoed  a.   

don  I n.	  1) (D.)  ( )	  2) ,    (   )	II v. . 

don't  .	  1) . = do not	  2)  , , ()	  3) .  .  . ;	   I am sick and tired of your don'ts    

dona  = donah n. .	  1) 	  2) 

donah  = dona

donatation  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) attr. donatation duty     

donate  v. , 

donative  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) . ,     	2. a. ; 

donatory  n. ,  , 

done  1. p-p.  do I; done in English     (  );	   it isn't done   ;   	2. a.	  1) 	  2)  , 	  3)  ; 	  4) ,   ( done up)	  5) .  (. done brown) done for	    ) ;	    ) , ;	    ) ;	   done to the world ( to the wide) . , ;   

donee  n.  , 

donga  n. -. 

donjon  n. .   ( )

donkey  n.	  1) 	  2) (D.) .   	  3) . = donkey-engine to talk the hind leg off a donkey . ,  

donkey-engine  n. .	  1)    ;   	  2) , 

donnish  a.	  1) 	  2) , , 

Donnybrook Fair  n.	  1) .     	  2)  ; ; 

donor  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

doodle  .	1. n. 	2. v.    

doodle-bug  n. .	  1) -	  2)    

doolie  . n.  (   )

doom  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ; ;	   to go to one's doom    ;	   to send a man to his doom     	  3) . ; 	  4) . ,  crack of doom .  	2. v.	  1) , , 	  2) .   

doomed  1. p-p.  doom 2	2. a. ; 

dooms  adv. . , ; 

doomsday  n.	  1) .   ;	   to wait till doomsday     (. . )	  2) ,  	  3)  

door  n.	  1) ; ;  ;	   front door  ;	   to close the door (up)on smb.   -. ;	   to answer the door   (   );	   behind closed doors   , ;	   to slam ( to shut) the door in smb.'s face      -.	  2) . , ;	   a door to success   ;	   to close the door to ( upon) smth.    -.;  -. ;	   to open a door to ( for) smth.    -.;  -. ;	  3) . , , ;	   out of doors   ,  ;	   within doors = indoors; to turn smb. out of doors   ,  -.;	   next door  ;	   he lives next door (four doors off)      ( 4  );	   next door to	    )  , ;	    )   -.; ;	   he is next door to bankruptcy   	  4) . 	  5) attr.  to lay smth. at smb.'s door  -  -.

door's-man  = door-keeper

door-case  = door-frame n.  

door-frame  = door-case

door-keeper  = door's-man n. , 

door-man  = door-keeper n. , 

door-money  n.   

door-plate  n.    ( )

door-post  n.   deaf as a door-post =   

door-stone  n.   ()

door-yard  n. .   

doorbell  n.  

doormat  n.	  1)    	  2) . ,  , ""

doorstep  n. 

doorway  n.	  1)  ,  ;   ;	   in the doorway  	  2) . ,  ( -.)

dope  1. n.	  1)   , 	  2) 	  3) . 	  4) . , 	  5) 	  6) .           ( , ); (  ) ,  	  7) . , 	2. v.	  1)    ;	   to dope oneself with cocaine  	  2) , 	  3)  	  4) .  ;  	  5) .   ;  (-.)    

dopey  a. .	  1) , , 	  2) ; 

dopy  a. .	  1) , , 	  2) ; 

dor  n.  (, )

dor-beetle  = dor

dor-bug  . = dor

dor-hawk  . = goatsucker

dorado  n. (pl. -os )  ()

Dorcas  n.          (. Dorcas Society)

Dorian  1. a. 	2. n. 

Doric  1. a.	  1) ;	   Doric order .  	  2)  ( )	2. n.	  1)  	  2)  ;	   to speak one's native Doric    

Dorking  n.  (   )

dorm  . . dormitory 1

dormancy  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)  ()	  4)   (, )

dormant  a.	  1) ; 	  2) ;	   dormant capital  	  3) ,  ( ,   . .);	   to lie dormant ;    ;	   a dormant volcano  	  4)    ( );     ( )	  5) .  dormant partner . partner 1, 2

dormer  n. ,  

dormer-window  n. ,  

dormice  pl.  dormouse

dormitory  n.	  1) ,  	  2)    (  ) (. dormitory suburb)

dormouse  n. (pl. dormice) . 

dorothy bag  n.  -

dorp  n. -. 

dorr  = dor

dorsal  1. a. . . , 	2. n. = dossal

dorse  n.  

dorter  n. .  

dortour  n. .  

dory  I n.  () ()	II n.    ( . )

dosage  n.	  1) 	  2) 

dose  1. n.	  1) , ;	   lethal dose  	  2) . , ;	   to have a regular dose of smth.  -.   	  3) ,   	  4) sl.  , . 	2. v.	  1)   ; 	  2)  (  )

dosimeter  n. . 

doss  .	1. n.	  1) ,  (  )	  2) 	2. v.	  1)  (  )	  2) 

doss-house  n. 

dossal  n. .   

dossier  . . ; 

dossil  n.	  1) . 	  2) .    

dost  . 2- . . .   . to do

dot  I	1. n.	  1)  (.   )	  2) 	  3)  ;	   a dot of a child , 	  4) .      to a dot   ; ;	   to come on the dot . ()   ;	   off one's dot . 	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)  to dot the i's and cross the t's    i   ;	   to dot and carry one     ( )	II n. 

dot and carry one  n.	  1)     ( )	  2) .  

dot and go one  1. n.	  1)  	  2)    	2. v. , 

dot-and-dash  a. dot-and-dash code  

dotage  n.	  1)  ;	   to be in one's dotage   	  2)  ; 

dotard  n.    ;  

dote  v.    (on, upon)

doth  v. . 3- . . .   . to do

doting  1. pres-p.  dote	2. a.	  1)   	  2)  ,  

dotted line  n.	  1)  , 	  2)    sign on the dotted line  

dotterel  n.	  1)  ()	  2) . 

dottle  n.     

dottrel  = dotterel

dotty  a.	  1)  ; ;	  2) .   	  3) . 

doty  a.   ( )

double  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) pl. .   (.,  );	   mixed doubles    (    )	  5)   ( );  ()	  6)  ()	  7) 	  8)  	  9) . ,     	  10) . 	  11) .  ;	   to advance at the double  ;	   at the double , 	2. a.	  1) , ; ;	   double chin  ;	   double bed  	  2) ; ;	   double whisky  ;	   double brush . .  ;	   double speed  ;	   double feature . .    	  3) 	  4) , ; ;	   double game  ; , ;	   to go in for ( to engage in) double dealing   	  5) . 	3. v.	  1) (); ;	   to double the work   ;	   to double for smth.    -. ;	   the indoors basketball court doubled for dances on week-ends       	  2)  	  3)  ()	  4) .  ()	  5)   ( )	  6)  ,   (  )	  7) 	  8) .  	  9) .     ;	   he's doubling the parts of a servant and a country labourer       	  10) .    double back	    )   (  );	    )     ;	   double in ;  ;	   double up (); ;	   doubled up with pain   ;	   his knees doubled up under him    ;	   double upon . ,  ( )	4. adv.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   to ride double      he sees double      ( )

double eagle  n.	  1) .  	  2) .     20 

double entendre  . n.  , 

double entry  n. .  

double meaning  n.	  1)  	  2) 

double standard  n.  ;  

double time  n.  

double-acting  a.   ( )

double-barrelled  a.	  1) ;	   double-barrelled gun 	  2) 

double-bass  n. . 

double-bedded  a.	  1)       ( )	  2)  (   )

double-breasted  a.  (   . .)

double-charge  v.   

double-cross  v. . , 

double-dealer  n. ; 

double-dealing  1. n. 	2. a. 

double-decker  n.	  1)  	  2) .  , , 	  3) . . 

double-dyed  a.	  1)   ;  	  2) , ;	   double-dyed scoundrel  

double-edged  a.	  1) 	  2)    (   . .)

double-event  n. . 

double-faced  a.	  1) ; 	  2)  ( )	  3) double-faced hammer .  

double-first  n.	  1)          	  2)      

double-handed  a.	  1)   	  2)   

double-header  n. .	  1)    	  2)  ,        

double-hearted  a. ; 

double-lock  v. ,      

double-manned  a. . .    

double-meaning  a. ,   

double-minded  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

double-natured  a. 

double-quick  1. a.  	2. adv.  ;  	3. v. .	  1)   	  2)    

double-reef  v. .     

double-stop  v.     (     . .)

double-talk  n. ;  

double-tongued  a. 

doublet  n.	  1) ;  	  2) . 	  3) .  ( ,  )	  4)  ( )	  5) pl.      ,  	  6) .   XIV- XVII .	  7) . ; 

doubletree  n.  (  . .)

doubling  1. pres-p.  double 3	2. n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3)   ( )	  4) ; ; 	  5) . , 	  6) attr. doubling effect . 

doubloon  n. .  (  )

doublure  . .    ( ,   . .)

doubly  adv.	  1) , ;	   to be doubly careful   	  2) 	  3) ; ;	   to deal doubly   

doubt  1. n. ;	   I have my doubts about him       ;	   the final outcome of this affair is still in doubt       ;	   to make doubt ;	   to make no doubt	    )  ;  ;	    ) ;	   make no doubt about it    ,  ;	   no doubt, without doubt, beyond doubt ,  ;	   there is not a shadow of doubt    	2. v.	  1) ,  ;  , 	  2)  , ;	   you surely don't doubt me , ,  

doubtful  a.	  1)  ; , ;	   I am doubtful what I ought to do   ,   	  2) , 	  3) ,  , ;	   doubtful character ( reputation)  

doubting  1. pres-p.  doubt 2	2. a. ,  doubting Thomas  , 

doubtless  1. adv.	  1) 	  2) . 	2. a. . 

douce  a. . , 

douceur  . n.	  1) 	  2) 

douche  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  to throw a cold douche upon smb.  -.,   -.   	2. v.	  1)   ;  ; () 	  2) 

dough  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  	  3) .  my (our) cake is dough  ()  

doughboy  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . . -

doughface  n. . ,  

doughnut  n. ;   it is dollars to doughnuts . , 

doughtily  adv. , 

doughtiness  n. , , 

doughty  a. . . , , , , 

doughy  a.	  1) ;  	  2)  (  ); 	  3)  ( )

dour  a. , , 

douse  v.	  1) (), ()  	  2)   	  3) , ;	   to douse the glim .  

dove  n.	  1) ; ;	   dove of peace  	  2) . ; 	  3) . .   

dove-colour  n.  

dove-cot  = dove-cote

dove-cote  = dove-cot n.  to flutter the dove-cotes  ,   ""

dove-eyed  a.    ,   

dove-like  a. , , 

dovetail  1. n. . .  , , 	2. v.	  1) .   	  2) ,  	  3) , 	  4) ; , 

dowager  n.	  1)  ( );	   the Queen dowager (the dowager duchess)   ()	  2) .   

dowdy  1. n.     	2. a.	  1)     ( )	  2) ,  ( )

dowdyish  a. , 

dowel  .	1. n. ; ; ; 	2. v.  

dower  1. n.	  1)   ()	  2) 	  3)  , 	2. v.	  1)   ()	  2)  	  3)   (with)

dower-chest  n.  ( )

dowlas  n. "",     

down  I n. , 	II n. (. pl.) ,  ;	   the Downs      	III 1. adv.	  1) ;	   to climb down ;	   to come down ;	   to flow down 	  2) ;	   the sun is down  , ;	   the blinds are down  ;	   to hit a man who is down  	  3)  ,  ;	   to read down to the last page    ;	   down to the time of Shakespeare   ,   	  4)   , ; ,  ; : to boil down , ;	   to bring down the price  ;	   to be down , ;	   the temperature (the death-rate) is very much down  ()  ;	   to calm down ;	   the quality of ale has gone down   ;	   worn down with use 	  5)      ,      . .: to go down to the country   ;	   to go down to Brighton  ( )  	  6) .     ,  ,  : trains going down ,    	  7)     : to write down ;	   to fall down  down and out   ; ;    ;	   down in the mouth  ,   ;	   down on the nail , ;	   cash down   ;	   down with! !;	   to be down with fever   ,  ;	   to be down, to be down at ( in) health ,   ;	   to come ( to drop) down on smb.   -.,  -.;	   to face smb. down    -.  	2. prep. ; () ;  ;	   down the river  ;	   down wind  ;	   to go down the road   	3. n.	  1) (. pl.) 	  2) . ; ;	   to have a down on smb.    -.	  3) . .    (   . .)	4. a.	  1)  ;	   down grade   ; . 	  2) down train ,   ,   ;	   down platform   ,       	  3) down payment   (.,     )	  4) .   ;	   he is one down      to be down on smb.   -.	5. v. .	  1) , 	  2)  (, )	  3) , ; 	  4)  ( -.),  to down tools  , 

down-draught  n. .  

down-grade  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. v.  (   . .)

down-hearted  a.  , 

downcast  I a.	  1)  ;  ( )	  2) , 	  3) ,  	II n. .  

downfall  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) 	  3) ;  ; 

downhill  1. n.	  1) ;	   downhill of life  ,  	  2) .  	2. a. , 	3. adv.	  1) ;  ;  	  2)  ,  ;  ;	   to go downhill  ( ,  ); .    

downiness  n. ; 

Downing Street  n.	  1) - (  ,          )	  2) .  

downlead  n. .  

downpour  n. 

downright  1. a.	  1) , , 	  2) ; 	  3) 	2. adv. , 

downstage  1. a.	  1)   	  2) . 	2. adv.	  1)  	  2)  

downstair  = downstairs 1

downstairs  1. a.    	2. adv.	  1) ;	   to go downstairs ,  	  2) ;   

downstream  1. adv.   	2. n. .   ,  

downthrow  n. . ,   

downtime  n. . ,  

downtown  .	1. n.   	2. a.     	3. adv.	  1)   	  2)    

downtrend  n.   

downtrodden  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

downturn  n.	  1) 	  2) . , 

downward  1. a. ; ;	   downward tendency -.  	2. adv. , 

downwards  = downward 2

downy  I a.	  1) ,   	  2) 	  3) , ;	   downy bed  	II a. 	III a. sl. , 

dowry  n.	  1) 	  2)  

dowse  v.           {. diviningrod}

dowser  n. ,           {. divining-rod}

dowsing-rod  = divining-rod

doxy  I n.	  1) , 	  2) 	II n. . .	  1) ; ;	  2) ; 

doyen  . n.	  1) ,  ( )	  2) ,  ()

doze  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  ()	2. v. 

dozen  n.	  1) ;	   by the dozen 	  2) pl. ,  baker's ( printer's, devil's, long) dozen  ;	   daily dozen ;	   to talk nineteen to the dozen   

dozer  .  bulldozer

dozy  a. , 

drab  I	1. n.	  1) - 	  2)    - 	  3) , 	2. a.	  1) -; -	  2) , , ;	   a drab existence  , 	II n.	  1)  	  2) 

drabbet  n.    

drabble  v. (), (), ()

Dracaena  n. . ,  

drachm  n.	  1)  ( )	  2) = dram 1	  3)   (-.)

drachma  n. (pl. -mae, -mas )  (  )

drachmae  pl.  drachma

Draco  n.	  1) .  ()	  2) .   ()

Draconian  a. , 

Draconic  a. , 

draff  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3)  (   )	  4) 

draft  1. n.	  1) , ; , 	  2) , ;  (  . .)	  3) ; ;   ;	   to make a draft on a fund      ; .  ,  (,  , )	  4) .   	  5) . draught 1, 1;	  6) . , 	  7)  (. )   ; ; 	  8)  ()	  9) . , , 	  10) attr. draft treaty  	  11) attr. draft dodger ,      	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  , 	  3)  	  4)  ;  (   )	  5) , 

draftee  n. 

drafter  n.  ,  

drafting  1. pres-p.  draft 2	2. n.	  1)  (, );	   the drafting of this clause is very obscure    ,  	  2) 	  3) attr. ;	   drafting room . ;	   drafting paper  	  4) attr. drafting committee  

draftsman  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  ,  

draftsmanship  n. ,  

drag  1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  	  3) ,  	  4) ,  ;  	  5) ; ;	   to be a drag on a person   -. 	  6) ,  ,     	  7) , 	  8) .  ();  (  )	  9) . .  	  10) . , 	  11) . ;	   she took a long drag on ( to) her cigarette   	2. v.	  1) ( ) (), (); ;	   to drag one's feet	    )  ;	    ) ,   -.	  2) 	  3) 	  4)  ()	  5)   (, , ) 	  6)  drag in .	    ) ; ;	    ) ;	   to drag in by the head and shoulders =    (  . .);	   drag on    ;   ( , );	   drag out	    ) ;	    )  (  . .); , ;	   drag up .  

drag-net  n.	  1) , 	  2)    

drage'e  . n. 

draggle  v.	  1) (); ()  	  2) ,   	  3)   	  4) 

draggle-tail  n.	  1) pl.  	  2) , 

dragline  n. . ,  

dragoman  n. (pl. -mans -men) ,  ( )

dragon  n.	  1) 	  2)   ; 	  3) (D.) .  ()	  4) .   ()	  5) 	  6) 	  7) .   ""

dragon's teeth  n.	  1) .  	  2) .  

dragon's-blood  n.   (      )

dragon-fly  n. 

dragon-tree  n.  , 

dragoon  1. n. . 	2. v.	  1)   	  2)   (. .)

drain  1. n.	  1) ;  	  2)  	  3) , 	  4) .  	  5) 	  6)  ; ; ;	   drain of specie from a country    ;	   it is a great drain on my health     	  7) . 	  8) attr. drain cock ( valve)  	2. v.	  1) ,  ()	  2) the river drains the whole region     	  3)  ;	   this house is well (badly) drained    () 	  4)  ( ); , 	  5) ;	   to drain dishes   ( )	  6)  ()	  7) 	  8) ,    (. drain dry, drain to the dregs)	  9)  (, );	   to drain smb. of money  -. 

drain-away  1. n. " " (  , )	2. v.  (, )

drain-ditch  n.  

drainage  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) 	  3) .  ()	  4) 

drainage-basin  n.  ()

drainage-tube  n. .  

drake  I n. 	II n.	  1) - (.    )	  2)   	  3)        

dram  n.	  1)  (1/8    , 1/16    )	  2)  ;	   he is fond of a dram   

dram-drinker  n. 

dram-shop  n. ; 

drama  n. 

dramatic  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ; ; ; 	  4) , , 	  5) ,   ;	   a dramatic change  

dramatics  n. pl. (.  sg.   pl.)	  1)  	  2)  	  3) ,  (. )	  4) ;	   she goes in for dramatics   

dramatis personae  . n. pl. ( .  sg.)   ();   

dramatist  n. 

dramatization  n. ; 

dramatize  v.	  1) ;  ( )	  2)     	  3) ;  ;  

dramaturge  = dramatist

dramaturgic  a. 

dramaturgist  = dramatist

dramaturgy  n. 

drank  p.  drink 2

drape  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  	2. v.	  1) ,  , 	  2)    ,     

draper  n.   

drapery  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  

drastic  a.	  1)  ( )	  2) , ; ;	   drastic changes  

drat  int .  !,   !

Dration  n. .  

dratted  a. . 

draught  1. n.	  1)  ; 	  2) ;	   beer on draught   	  3) ;	   to drink at a draught  	  4)  ;   ; 	  5)   ;	   black draught      	  6) . ,  ()	  7) pl.  ()	  8) ; ;	   beasts of draught  ,  	  9) attr. ;	   draught animal  ;	   draught horse  	  10) attr. draught beer  ; {. . draft 1} to feel the draught .     (.   )	2. v. . = draft 2

draughtboard  n.  

draughtsman  n.	  1) = draftsman	  2)  ( )

draughtsmanship  = draftsmanship

draughty  a.   

draw  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	  3) ; 	  4) ,  , ; ;	   the play is a draw    	  5)  , 	  6) ,    -.;  ;	   a sure draw ,     	  7) .   	  8) .  	  9) .    he is quick on the draw     	2. v. (drew; drawn)	  1) , ; , ;	   to draw wire  ;	   to draw a parachute  ;	   to draw bridle ( rein)  ,  ; . ; ;  	  2) ,  (; . draw on)	  3) ,  ();	   they drew for places   ,   	  4) , ; ;	   to draw the sword  ; .  ;	   to draw the knife  	  5) ;	   to draw the curtain    ; .     (-.)	  6) ;	   a face drawn with pain ,   	  7)  (  . .);	   to draw a prize  	  8)  (, );  (  . .)	  9) ;	   to draw a fowl  	  10)  ;	   the chimney draws well    	  11) () ( )	  12)  (, );	   I felt drawn to him    ;	   the play still draws     	  13) ;	   to draw troubles upon oneself    	  14)  ( ,   . .);	   to draw no reply   	  15)  (, )	  16)  ()	  17) , , ;	   to draw a sigh ;	   to draw a breath ;	   to draw a deep breath   	  18)  ();	   to draw conclusions  	  19)  ()	  20) , ;  , ;	   to draw the line (at)  (  ) 	  21) ,  ();  (;  draw out, draw up)	  22) , ;	   to draw to a close   	  23)  () 	  24)    ( );	   this steamer draws 12 feet      12 	  25) .    	  26) .  (); 	  27) . ,  draw aside   ;	   draw away	    ) ;	    ) ;	    ) .   ;	   draw back ;   , , ;	   draw down	    )  (, )	    )  (,   ..);	    ) ,  (  ..);	   draw in	    ) 	    )  (  ..);	    )    ( );  ( );	    ) to draw in on a cigarette  ;	   draw off	    ) ;	    )  ();	    )  ();	    )  ( );	   draw on	    ) ,  (  ..);	    ) = draw down );	    ) , ;	   autumn is drawing on  ;	    ) , ;	   draw out	    ) , ;	    )  ();	    ) , ;	    ) ;	   to draw out a scheme  ;	    )   , ;	    ) , ;	   the speech drew out interminably    ;	   draw over    ;	   draw round   (, ,   . .);	   draw up	    )  ();	    ) ;	   the carriage drew up before the door    ;	    ) refl. ; ;	    ) . ();	   draw upon ,  ( ,   . .) to draw amiss .    ;	   to draw a bow at a venture    -. ;     ;	   to draw the cloth    (.  );	   to draw the (enemy's) fire (upon oneself)    ;	   draw it mild! .  ()!;	   to draw one's pen against smb.     -.;	   to draw the teeth off    ; ;	   to draw to a head	    )  ( );	    ) ;  ;	   to draw the wool over smb.'s eyes  -.  ;  

draw-plate  n. .  

draw-tongs  n. pl. ( .  sg.) .    

draw-vice  = draw-tongs

draw-well  n.  (   )

drawback  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ,  	  3) .  	  4)  ( )

drawbar  n.	  1) -.   (, )	  2)  

drawbridge  n.  ,  

drawee  n. . 

drawer  I n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ()	II n. . 	III n. ()  (, )	IV n. 

drawers  n. pl. , ,  (. a pair of drawers)

drawing  1. pres-p.  draw 2	2. n.	  1) ;  (. mechanical drawing);	   out of drawing    	  2) 	  3) .  (), , ; 	  4)    

drawing card  n.  

drawing scale  n.  

drawing-bench  n. .  

drawing-block  n. ,   

drawing-board  n.  

drawing-knife  n. , 

drawing-machine  n. .	  1)  	  2)  	  3)  

drawing-pad  n.   

drawing-paper  n.  ;  

drawing-pen  n. 

drawing-pin  n.    

drawing-room  I n.	  1) 	  2) .   -	  3) attr. drawing-room comedy  	II n.  , 

drawl  1. n.  ,  	2. v.  ,    

drawn  1. p-p.  draw 2	2. a.	  1) ,    (   . .);  	  2)  ; 	  3)  (   . .)	  4) ;	   drawn butter  	  5) ;	   drawn face  	  6) . 

drawn-out  a. , 

dray  n. , 

dray-horse  n.  

drayman  n.  

dread  1. n.	  1) , ; ;	   to have a dread of smth.  -.	  2) ,   ; 	2. v. , ; 	3. a. . . , 

dreadful  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) .  , 	2. n. .    (. penny dreadful)

dreadnought  n.	  1) . 	  2)   ( );    

dream  1. n.	  1) , ;	   to go to one's dreams  , ;	   to see a dream  	  2) ; ;	   the land of dreams  	  3)  dreams go by opposites   	2. v. (dreamt, dreamed )	  1)  ,   	  2) , ,  (of)	  3) ,  (  );	   I shouldn't dream of doing such a thing       -.  dream away: to dream away one's life    ;	   dream up . , ; 

dream-hole  n.    ( ,   . .)

dream-land  n.  ,  

dream-world  = dream-land

dreamer  n.	  1) 	  2) 

dreamily  adv. ;   

dreamless  a.  

dreamlike  a.	  1) 	  2) 

dreamt  p.  p-p.  dream 2

dreamy  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) ; 	  4) .  

drear  . . dreary

dreary  a.	  1) , ;  	  2) , 

dredge  I	1. n.	  1) . , , 	  2)    	  3) . 	  4) .    ( )	2. v.	  1)   , ; 	  2)   	II v.  (,   . .)

dredger  I n.	  1) , 	  2) ;  	II n.         (,   . .)

dree  v. . , ;	   to dree one's weird  

dreg  n.	  1) pl. ; ;	   to drink to the dregs   ;	   dregs of society  	  2) . , 

dreggy  a.    ; 

drench  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)   ( )	2. v.	  1) , ,  ; 	  2)   ()

drencher  n.	  1) 	  2)     ()

Dresden  n.   (. Dresden china)

dress  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   evening dress ; ;  ;  ;	   morning dress	    )  ;	    ) ;	   the ( a) dress   	  2)  ; ; 	  3) attr.  ( )	  4) attr. ;	   dress goods   ,  	2. v.	  1) ()	  2) (); ();	   to dress a shop window  ;	   the ballet will be newly dressed      ;	   to dress for dinner ()  	  3) ,  	  4)  ()	  5)  ()	  6) ;  ()	  7)  ()	  8) ,  ();  ()	  9)  ()	  10) ; 	  11)  ()	  12) ,  ()	  13) .  ()	  14) . ; ();	   dress! !;	   right (left) dress!  () !	  15) .  ()	  16) . 	  17) ,  (, ) dress down .  , ;	   dress out ; ();	   dress up	    )  ();	    )   

dress cap  n. . .  

dress coat  n.	  1) 	  2) .  

dress rehearsal  n.  

dress-circle  n. . 

dress-guard  n.   (  )

dress-preserver  n. 

dress-shield  = dress-preserver

dressage  . n.	  1)  	  2) attr. dressage tests  ,  

dresser  I n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) . 	  4) 	  5) . ; 	  6) . ,   ;  (. smart dresser)	II n.	  1)      	  2)    	  3) .  , 

dressing  1. pres-p.  dress 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) , ; 	  4)  	  5)  ( , )	  6) 	  7) . 	  8) . ; 	  9) .  ()	  10) = dressing down

dressing down  n. . , ;	   to give a good dressing down   

dressing station  n. .  

dressing-bag  = dressing-case

dressing-bell  n. ,    

dressing-case  n.	  1) 	  2)    

dressing-gown  n. , 

dressing-room  n.  ; 

dressing-table  n.  

dressmaker  n. 

dressmaking  n.   

dressy  a. .	  1) ,     	  2) ,  ( )

drew  p.  draw 2

drey  n.  

dribble  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)   ( )	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)   (   . .)	  4)     ( ) dribble along  ( )

dribbler  n. ,   (   . .)

dribblet  n.	  1)  	  2) ; ;	   by ( in) dribblets  ,  

dried  a. , ;	   dried milk  

drier  1. n. = dryer	2. a. . .  dry 1

drift  1. n.	  1)  	  2) , 	  3) , ;	   the drift of a speech  ;	   I don't understand your drift   ,   	  4) ;	   the policy of drift    	  5)  ();  (,   . .),  	  6) . ; . , ;  	  7) .  	  8)  	  9) . ,  	  10) . 	2. v.	  1)  , ; ,   , ; 	  2)  , 	  3)   ( ,   . .)	  4)  ,   ;	   to drift into war    	  5) . ,   drift apart  (. .);	   drift together 

drift-ice  n.  

drift-net  n.  

drift-wood  n.	  1)  	  2) ,    ; 

driftage  n.	  1) ,  (  )	  2) ,    

drifter  n.	  1)  (     )	  2) ,   	  3) .  	  4) . . 

drill  I	1. n.	  1) () , 	  2) () ; ; 	  3) attr. drill cartridge  	2. v.	  1) ;	   to drill in grammar   	  2)  ();	   to drill troops  	  3)   	II .	1. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) ; 	2. v. , 	III -.	1. n.	  1) 	  2) () 	2. v. ,  	IV n.  () V n.  ()

drill ground  n. .  

Drill Regulations  n. .  

drill-hall  n. 

drill-sergeant  n. . -  

driller  n.	  1) 	  2)  

drillhole  n.  

drilling  I	1. pres-p.  drill I, 2	2. n.  ()	II 1. pres-p.  drill II, 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2) 	III 1. pres-p.  drill III, 2	2. n.   

drink  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   soft drinks  	  2) ;  (, );	   to have a drink ; , 	  3)   (. ardent drink, strong drink)	  4)   , ;	   in drink   , ;	   to be on the drink  ;	   to take to drink  	  5) the drink . ;	   to fall into drink    the big drink . .	    )  ;	    )  ;	   long drink of water . .    	2. v. (drank; drunk)	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   to drink the health of smb.   -. ;	   to drink brotherhood   ;	   to drink hard, to drink heavily, to drink like a fish  ;	   to drink deep	    )   ;	    )  	  3)  (;  )	  4)  () drink down  ;	   drink in  ;  (  . .);	   drink off = drink down; drink to   ,  ;	   drink up	    ) = drink down;	    )    I could drink the sea dry   ,    

drink-offering  n.   ()

drinkable  1. a.   	2. n. pl. 

drinker  n.	  1) , ,  	  2) 

drinking fountain  n.  

drinking-bout  n. 

drinking-horn  n.  ( )

drinking-song  n.  

drinking-water  n.  

drip  1. n.	  1) 	  2)   	  3) = dripstone 1	  4) . 	2. v. ,  ;	   the tap is dripping  ;	   to drip with wet  

drip-dry  n.  

drip-moulding  = dripstone 1

dripping  1. pres-p.  drip 2	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2)   	  3) ,      	3. a.	  1) , ;	   dripping wet  	  2) , 

dripping-pan  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . , 

dripstone  n.	  1) . ; 	  2)    

drive  1. n.	  1) , ,  ( , );	   to go for a drive  	  2)  ( );   ( )	  3)  (  )	  4)  , 	  5) , 	  6) ,  ( )	  7) 	  8) ,  ()	  9) . , 	  10)   ( , )	  11) .  , , 	  12) . ()  (     . .);	   to put on a drive  ;	   a drive to raise funds    	  13) . 	  14) . .     (  )	2. v. (drove; driven)	  1)  ( ,   . .)	  2)  ( ,   . .);  , 	  3)  ();	   to drive a pair  	  4)  (, )	  5) ;  (, );	   to drive into a corner   ; . .   ;	   driven ashore   	  6) ,  (. drive into);	   to drive a nail home     ; .  (-.)  ; ;	   to drive home ,   	  7) , ;	   to drive a railway through the desert     	  8) , ;	   to drive to despair   ;	   to drive mad, to drive out of one's senses, to drive crazy   	  9) , ;	   to drive a bargain  ;	   to drive a trade  	  10) ,  ;	   he was very hard driven    	  11) .    ( , )	  12) .    drive at ;   -.;	   what is he driving at?   ?;	   drive away	    ) ;	    ) ;	    ) ;	   drive in	    ) ;	   to drive the cows in  ;	    ) ;	   drive into ; . , ;	   drive out	    ) ; ;	    ) ,  ( );	   drive up ,  to drive a quill, to drive a pen  ;	   to let drive at ,   ;	   drive yourself car    

drive-in  n.	  1) .     (  ,    ,  drive-in motion-picture theater)	  2) , ,   . . (     )

drivel  1. n. ,  ; , 	2. v.	  1)  ,  	  2)  

driveler  . = driveller

driveller  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) ,  

driven  p-p.  drive 2

driven wheel  n. .  

driver  n.	  1) ; ; ; ; 	  2) ;  	  3)   ; -	  4)  	  5)   ( )	  6) . 5-, 6-  7-  (); -	  7) .  ,  	  8) .      , ,   . .	  9) . 

driveway  n. , 

driving  1. pres-p.  drive 2	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  	  3) . , 	  4) = drive 1, 10;	  5) .  	  6) . 	3. a.	  1) ,   ;	   driving storm  ;	   driving rain  	  2) ,   	  3) . 

driving force  n.  

driving-axle  n.  

driving-belt  n.  

driving-wheel  n.  

drizzle  1. n.  , 	2. v. ;	   it drizzles 

drogher  . n.    

drogue  n.	  1) ,   	  2)  

droll  1. n. , 	2. a. ; ; 	3. v. . ,  

drollery  n. , 

drome  . .  aerodrome

dromedary  n.  , 

dromon  = dromond

dromond  n. .    ,     

drone  1. n.	  1) ; . , 	  2) , 	  3)      	  4) .  ;  	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) , ,  	  3) 

droningly  adv. , 

drool  1. n. , 	2. v.	  1) ,  ( , )	  2)  

droop  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) 	  3) ;  	2. v.	  1) , , 	  2) 	  3) ,  ();  (, )	  4) ,  ( , )	  5) ; ;	   plants droop from drought    	  6) 	  7) ,  	  8) . ;   

drop  1. n.	  1) ;	   a drop in the bucket, a drop in the ocean   ;	   drop by drop, by drops   	  2) pl. . 	  3)  ();	   to have a drop in one's eye  ;	   to take a drop too much  	  4) ; 	  5) , 	  6) , ; ;	   drop in prices (temperature)   ();	   a drop on smth.     -.	  7)   ( )	  8)  ( );	   a drop of 10 feet from the window to the ground     10 	  9)   ,    ( )	  10)  ()	  11)      ( )	  12)  ( )	  13) .  at the drop of a hat	    )  ,  ,  ;	    )  	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)  ()	  4) 	  5) ; ;	   to drop as if one had been shot   ;	   he is ready to drop    ,  ;	   to drop asleep 	  6) ,  ();	   drop me a line ()   	  7)  (, ); ;	   drop it! ()!,  ()!; ()!;	   to drop smoking  	  8)  ( )	  9)  ()	  10)  (, );	   let us drop the subject     	  11) ,  (, )	  12)  ();  ()	  13) , ; ,  (   . .)	  14) , ;	   to drop a letter  	  15) ,  ; ;	   I'll drop you at your door     () 	  16)  (, )	  17) ; ;	   his jaw dropped y   	  18) ,   . .  	  19) ,  ()	  20) . .  drop across .	    )  ;	    )  ;	   drop away    ;	   drop back . . , ;	   drop behind ;	   drop in .	    ) , ;	    )    ;	   drop into	    )  , ;	    ) ,  ;	    )  ( );	   drop off	    ) ;	    ) ;	    ) ;	    ) ;	   drop on  ; ;	   drop out	    )    (   . .);	    ) .  ( );	    ) ,   to drop short	    )  ;	    )   ;	   to drop a word in favour of smb.   -. ;	   to drop from the clouds     ;	   to drop like a hot potato    -.;	   to drop from sight    

drop-curtain  n.   ( )

drop-hammer  n. . ;  

drop-kick  n. .    ( )

drop-leaf  n.   ( )

drop-letter  n. . ,  

drop-light  n. .     

drop-out  n. .	  1) , 	  2) ,  

drop-scene  n.	  1) = drop-curtain	  2)  

drop-shutter  n. .  

droplet  n. 

dropping-gear  n.	  1) . 	  2) . 

droppings  n. pl.	  1) ,      (,    . .)	  2)  , 

dropsical  a.	  1)  	  2) ; ; 

dropsy  n. 

drosometer  n.  (     )

dross  n. ; ;  ; . ; , 

drossy  a.	  1)  	  2) , 

drought  n.	  1) 	  2)  

droughty  a. ; 

drouth  n. . . . drought

drove  I p.  drive 2	II n.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   to stand in droves 	  3) .    

drover  n.	  1) 	  2) 

drown  v.	  1) ;	   to be drowned 	  2) ()	  3) , ;	   drowned in tears   ,  ;	   drowned in sleep   ;  	  4)  (, ; ) a drowning man will catch at a straw    

drowse  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	2. v.	  1) ,  	  2)   ;  	  3)    

drowsily  adv. ; 

drowsy  a.	  1) , 	  2)  ; 	  3) 

drub  v.	  1) (), ();	   to drub into smb.  -.  ;	   to drub out of smb.   -.  	  2) , , 	  3) , 

drubbing  1. pres-p.  drub	2. n. , 

drudge  1. n. ,  ,  	2. v.  ,  

drudgery  n. ,  

drudgingly  adv. , ;  

drug  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3)  ; ,     (. drug in  on the market)	  4) attr. ;	   drug plants  	  5) attr. ;	   drug addict ( taker) ;	   the drug habit 	2. v.	  1)     ( )	  2)  	  3)  	  4)  ()

drugget  n.  (    )

druggist  n. 

drugstore  n. .	  1) 	  2)  ,  , , , ,   . .

Druid  n. . , 

drum  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) .  	  4)     	  5) . ;  to beat the (big) drum	    )  ;	    )  	2. v.	  1)   	  2)  	  3) to drum smth. into smb., to drum smth. into smb.'s head  -. -.	  4) , 	  5)   ( ) drum up , ;	   to drum up customers .  , 

drum major  n.   ; -

drum-fish  n.  ()

drumbeat  n.	  1)  	  2) 

drumfire  n. .  

drumhead  n.	  1)   	  2) .  	  3) . ,   drumhead court martial - 

drummer  n.	  1) 	  2) . . 	  3) . 

drumstick  n.	  1)  	  2)      (, ,   . .)

drunk  1. p-p.  drink 2	2. a. predic.	  1) ;	   to get drunk  ;	   drunk as a lord ( as a fiddler)   ,  ;	   blind ( dead) drunk  	  2)  (  . .;	   with)	3. n. .	  1) 	  2) 	  3)       

drunkard  n. , 

drunken  a. ;	   drunken brawl  ;	   drunken driving     

drupaceous  a. .  ( )

drupe  n. .   (, ,   . .)

drupel  = drupelet n.  (,   . .)

drupelet  = drupel

druse  n. . 

dry  1. a.	  1) ;	   dry cough  ;	   dry bread	    )   ;	    )  ;	   dry masonry .    ();	   dry cell ( battery)   	  2) ,  ( )	  3) 	  4) ,  ( )	  5) .   ( )	  6) , , ;	   dry book  	  7) ; ; ;	   dry humour  	  8) . ,    ;	   dry town ,      ;	   to go dry   	  9) . ;	   dry shot   dry cow  ;	   dry death    ;	   dry facts  ;	   dry light   ( );	   he's not even dry behind the ears        	2. n.	  1) ; ;  	  2) 	  3) .    	3. v.	  1) (), , ;	   to dry herbs  ;	   to dry oneself 	  2) 	  3)   ;	   he dried his hands on the towel     dry up	    ) ;	   to dry up one's tears  ;	    ) ,  ( , ); . ,  (   . .);	    ) . ; ;	   dry up! ()!; ()!

dry farming  n.    (  )

dry goods  n. pl. , 

dry measure  n.   

dry wall  n. .   

dry-bob  n.  -   ( ) {. wet-bob}

dry-cargo ship  n. .  

dry-clean  v.   

dry-cleaners  n. pl.  ,  ()

dry-cleaning  1. pres-p.  dry-clean	2. n.   ()

dry-fist  n. . 

dry-fly  n.   (   )

dry-nurse  1. n. ; 	2. v. 

dry-point  1. a.	  1)     	  2)   	  3) ,   	2. v.    

dry-rot  n.	  1)   ()	  2)  ; , 

dry-salter  n.	  1)   	  2)   , , 

dry-saltery  n.     . {. dry-salter}

dry-shod  adv. to pass over dry-shod ,   

dryad  n. . 

Dryasdust  1. n. ,  , ""; ,   . .	2. a. (d.) , 

dryer  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) . 

dryish  a. 

dual  1. a. ; ;    ;	   dual ownership   ( );	   dual nationality ( citizenship)  , ;	   the D. Monarchy . - 	2. n. .	  1)  	  2)    

dualism  n. . 

duality  n. 

dualize  v. 

dub  I v.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) ; ; 	  4)   (,   . .)	II v.  ;  	III v.	  1)   	  2)  	  3) . ,  	IV n. . . ,  

dubbin  = dubbing n.    

dubbing  = dubbin

dubiety  n.	  1) , 	  2) -. 

dubious  a.	  1) , ;	   dubious character  	  2) , 

ducal  a. 

ducat  n. .  ()

duchess  n. 

duchy  n. 

duck  I n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) . ; 	  4) . ; 	  5) . 	  6) . . -	  7) attr. duck tail  ; . ,  like a duck in a thunderstorm   ;	   fine weather for young ducks .  ;	   like water off a duck's back    ;	   ducks and drakes ,        ;	   to play ducks and drakes with smth. ,  -.,  ,  -.;	   to take to smth. like a duck to water    -.    ;	   a duck of . , 	II 1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)   	2. v.	  1) ; ()	  2)  ( , )	  3)   	  4) to duck a curtsy . ,  	III n.	  1)  , 	  2) pl.  

duck's meat  = duckweed

duck's-egg  n.	  1)  0 ( )	  2)  - 

duck-boards  n. pl.  

duck-hawk  n. .  

duck-legged  a. ,  

duck-out  n. .	  1) 	  2) 

duckbill  n. . 

ducket  n. .	  1) () 	  2) .  

ducking  1. pres-p.  duck II, 2	2. n.   ;	   I got a good ducking   

ducking-stool  = cucking-stool

duckling  n. 

duckweed  n. . 

ducky  = duck I, 3

duct  n.	  1) . , 	  2) ; 

ductile  a.	  1) 	  2) , ;  ( )	  3) , ;   ( )

ductility  n.	  1) 	  2) , ;  ()	  3) , 

ductless  a. .    ;	   ductless glands   

dud  .	1. n.	  1) 	  2)  ; 	  3) ;  ,  	  4)  	  5) pl. , 	  6) pl. ,  	2. a. , , 

dude  n. . . , , 

dudgeon  I n. .   	II n. , ;	   in high ( deep, great) dudgeon   

due  1. n.	  1) ; ,  ;	   to give smb. his due  -.  ;  	  2) pl. , , ;	   custom dues  	  3) pl.  ;	   party dues   for a full due , 	2. a.	  1) , , ;	   with due attention   ;	   after due consideration   	  2) ;	   his death was due to nephritis     	  3) predic. ,  ( ,  );	   he is due to speak at the meeting     	  4) predic. ;	   the train is due and over-due  -   	  5) ;	   his wages are due      	  6) due to (.  prep.) 	3. adv. ,  (  );	   they went due south      

duel  1. n.	  1) , ;	   Pushkin lost his duel     	  2) , 	2. v.   

duellist  n.  , 

duenna  . n. ;  ,  ( )

duet  n. 

duett  n. 

duetto  . = duet

duff  I n.	  1) . 	  2) .  (. currant duff)	  3)  	II v. .	  1)  (); 	  2) 	  3) .     

duffel  n.	  1)  	  2) .  ();    

duffel-bag  n.  

duffer  n.	  1) . ; ,  	  2) , 	  3)  	  4)  	  5) . 

duffle  = duffel

dug  I p.  p-p.  dig 1	II n.	  1)  ()	  2) 

dug-out  n.	  1) ,   	  2) . ; ; ; 	  3) . . ,      

duiker  . n.  ()

duke  n. ;	   Grand D.  

dukedom  n.	  1) 	  2)  

dulcet  a. ,  ( )

dulcify  v.	  1)  , 	  2) . 

dulcimer  n. . 

dull  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) ; ;	   dull beggar ( fish)  	  3) ; ;	   dull pain  ;	   dull of hearing   	  4) , 	  5) 	  6) 	  7) ;	   dull sight  	  8) , , 	  9)  ( )	  10) ,    ( )	2. v. (); () , , , ;	   to dull the edge of one's appetite  

dullard  n. , 

dullish  a.	  1) 	  2) 

dulse  n. -  

duly  adv.	  1)  , 	  2)   

dumb  a.	  1) ;	   deaf and dumb ;	   dumb show  , 	  2) ;	   dumb animals  	  3)  (   . .)	  4) ;	   this piano has several dumb notes       	  5) ;	   a dumb dog .  	  6) . . ;  dumb barge  

dumb piano  n.  

dumb-bell  1. n.	  1) pl. ; 	  2) . . , 	2. v.    

dumb-waiter  n.	  1)  ,    	  2) .         ,  

dumbfound  v. , 

dumbness  n. 

dumdum  n.  "-" (. dumdum bullet)

dummy  1. n.	  1) , ; ; 	  2) 	  3)  (. baby's dummy)	  4) ,  	  5)    ; 	  6) . 	  7) . ,   (   . .) tailor's dummy , 	2. a.	  1) ; ; ;	   dummy window  	  2) , ;	   dummy cartridge  	  3) 	  4) . 

dump  I	1. n.	  1) ,  ;  	  2) .   	  3)    ; ,  	  4)      	2. v.	  1) ,  ()	  2)  (); 	  3) .  	  4)   	II n.	  1)  ;  	  2) .  ;	   pl. ;	   not worth a dump    	  3) = dumpy II, 2

dump-car  = dump-cart n.    , 

dump-cart  = dump-car

dumping  1. pres-p.  dump I, 2	2. n.	  1) . ,  	  2) ,   

dumpish  a. 

dumpling  n.	  1) 	  2) ,   	  3) . 

dumps  n. pl. to be (down) in the dumps .    , 

dumpy  I a. 	II 1. a. 	2. n.   

dun  I	1. n.	  1) - 	  2)    (  )	2. a.	  1) -	  2) . , 	II 1. n.	  1)  	  2)   	2. v.	  1)    ;	   to dun smb. out of his money  	  2) 

dun-bird  n. .  

dunce  n. , ;  ;	   dunce's cap  ,        

dunderhead  n.  , 

dune  n. 

dung  I n. , ; 	II p.  p-p.  ding 2

dung-beetle  n.  ; 

dung-fork  n.  

dungaree  n.	  1)   	  2) pl.      

dungeon  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) = donjon

dunghill  n.  

dungy  a. , 

duniwassal  n. .  

dunk  v.	  1)  (,   , )	  2) , 

dunlin  n.  ()

dunnage  n. .   

duodecimal  1. n.  	2. a. 

duodecimo  n.      

duodenal  a. . ;	   duodenal ulcer   

duodenary  a. 

duodenitis  n. .   

duodenum  n. (pl. -na) .  

duologue  = dialogue

dupable  = dupeable

dupe  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	2. v. , 

dupeable  a.   

dupery  n. 

duple  a.	  1) . 	  2) . 

duplex  a. ; , ;	   duplex house  ;	   duplex apartment . ,       

duplicate  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   in duplicate   	  2) pl.  	  3)  	2. a.	  1) , ; . ;	   duplicate ratio ( proportion) .  	  2)   ; 	  3) , 	3. v.	  1)  ;  	  2) ,  	  3) 

duplication  n.	  1) 	  2)  ; 

duplicator  n.  

duplicity  n. 

durability  n.	  1) ; ;   ; 	  2) 

durable  a.	  1) , ;	   a durable pair of shoes  	  2) , 	  3) .  

duralumin  n. 

duramen  n.	  1) .  ()	  2) .  

duration  n. ;	   for the duration of the war   ;	   of short duration 

durbar  . n.  

duress  n.	  1)  ;  ( )	  2) . ;	   to do smth. under duress  -.  ,  

duresse  n.	  1)  ;  ( )	  2) . ;	   to do smth. under duresse  -.  ,  

during  prep.  ,  ;  

durmast  n. .  

durst  p.  dare 1

dusk  1. n. ; ;	   till dusk ;	   scarcely visible in the dusk    	2. a. . , , 	3. v. . 

duskiness  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

dusky  a.	  1) , ;	   dusky thicket  	  2) 

dust  1. n.	  1) ;	   gold dust  ;	   atomic dust  ;	   cosmic dust  	  2) . 	  3) . 	  4) . ,   to raise ( to make) a dust  , ;	   humbled in ( to) the dust  ;   ;	   to give the dust to smb. . ,  -.;	   to take smb.'s dust .   -.;   ;	   to throw dust in smb.'s eyes   -.	2. v.	  1) ,  ;	   to dust a table    	  2) 	  3)   ,   . . to dust the eyes of  -.

Dust Bowl  n.      

dust-cart  n.  

dust-cloak  = dust-coat

dust-coat  n.  ()

dust-colour  n. - 

dust-cover  n.  ()

dust-hole  n.  , 

dust-jacket  = dust-cover

dust-proof  a. 

dust-shot  n.   

dust-storm  n.  

dust-up  n. . , , 

dustbin  n.  

duster  n.	  1)  ;   ,   . .	  2) . = dust-coat	  3)    ( ,   . .)	  4) .  

dusting  1. pres-p.  dust 2	2. n.	  1)  	  2)     	  3) . ;	   to give a dusting , 	  4) .  

dustman  n. 

dustpan  n.   

dusty  n.	  1) 	  2) ;  ; 	  3)  (   . .)	  4) ,  not so dusty . , 

dutch  n. . ;	   my old dutch   ( )	Dutch  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) . . .  Dutch auction    ,    ;	   Dutch barn     ;	   Dutch carpet     ;	   Dutch comfort    ;  ;	   Dutch concert ,     ; "  ,   ";	   Dutch tile , ;	   Dutch lunch ( supper, treat) ,      ;	   Dutch feast ,      ;	   to talk like a Dutch uncle  , 	2. n.	  1) (the Dutch) pl. . ; 	  2) ,  	  3) .  ;	   High Dutch  ;	   Low Dutch   double Dutch ;	   that ( it) beats the Dutch   

Dutch metal  n.     (" ")

Dutch oven  n.	  1)  (     )	  2) . .   

Dutchman  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . 	  3)  ;	   Flying Dutchman   I'm a Dutchman, if I do!     , ...;    , ...

Dutchwoman  n. ; 

duteous  . = dutiful

dutiable  a.   () 

dutiful  a.	  1)   ;  	  2) 

duty  n.	  1) , ;	   to do one's duty   	  2)  ; ;	   to take up one's duties    ;	   on duty  ;    ;	   doctor on duty  ;	   off duty  ;	   out of duty  ,     	  3) ;  ;	   customs duties  	  4) ;	   he sends his duty to you     	  5) . , ,  (); ;	   duty of water -. 	  6) attr. ;	   duty call  	  7) attr. ;	   duty journey  , 	  8) attr. ;	   duty officer . .  

duty list  n. .  

duty-bound  a. 

duty-free  1. a.       	2. adv. 

duty-paid  a.  

duumvir  n. (pl. -s -ri) .  (  )

duumvirate  n. .  (  )

duumviri  pl.  duumvir

dwarf  1. n.	  1) 	  2)    	  3) . 	2. a. 	3. v.	  1)  ;  	  2)    ;	   the little cottage was dwarfed by the surrounding elms      -    

dwarfish  a.	  1) 	  2) 

dwell  v. (dwelt)	  1) , , ,  (in, at, on)	  2)  ,  (on, upon -  -.);	   to dwell on a note  	  3) ,    ( )

dweller  n.	  1) , 	  2) ,   

dwelling  1. pres-p.  dwell	2. n.	  1) , 	  2) 

dwelling-house  n.  

dwelling-place  n. 

dwelt  p.  p-p.  dwell

dwindle  v.	  1) , ; 	  2)  ; ,   ; 

dyad  . n.	  1)  ; , 	  2) .  	  3) . ,  one's other dyad -.  ""; -. 

dyadic  . a.    

dye  1. n.	  1) ;  ; 	  2) 	  3)  scoundrel of the deepest dye  	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  , ;	   dye in the wool ( in the grain)   ,   

dye-house  n. 

dye-stuff  n.  , 

dye-wood  n.  

dye-works  n.  , 

dyed-in-the wool  a.	  1)   	  2) , ;	   dyed-in-the wool Tory  	  3) , 

dyeing  1. pres-p.  dye 2	2. n.	  1) ,  	  2)  

dyer  n. 

dyer's broom  n. .  

dyer's weed  n. .  ;  ;  , 

dying  I	1. pres-p.  die	II 2. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	3. a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   till one's dying day    	  3) 	II pres-p.  die I, 2

dyke  = dike

dynamic  a.	  1) 	  2) , , 	  3) . 

dynamical  a. 

dynamics  n. pl.	  1) (.  sg.) 	  2)  

dynamism  n. . 

dynamite  1. n. 	2. v.  

dynamiter  n. , 

dynamitic  a. 

dynamo  n. (pl. -os ) . -, 

dynamometer  n. 

dynast  n.  

dynastic  a. 

dynasty  n. 

dyne  n. .  ( )

dysenteric  a. 

dysentery  n. . 

dyslogistic  a. 

dyspepsia  n. .  , 

dyspeptic  1. n.	  1) ,   	  2) . ,    	2. a.	  1)   	  2)    

dyspnoea  n. . ,  

dysprosium  n. . 

dystrophy  n. . 

e'carte  n. .  ( )

e'clair  n. .  ()

E, e  I n. (pl. Es, E's )	  1) 5-  . 	  2) . 	  3) .  2- 	II . . ever	III . . even I  II, 2

each  pron. indef.	1.  . , ;	   each of us   ;	   each and all   	2.  . , ;	   each student has to learn it by heart      

eachother  pron. recipr.   (  )

eager  a.	  1)   ;  , ;	   eager for ( after) fame  ;	   eager to be off  	  2) ,  (   ..)	  3) ;	   eager pursuit  ;	   eager beaver	    ) ;	    )  ,  , 	  4)  ( )	  5) . , 

eagerness  n. , 

eagle  n.	  1) 	  2) . .    10 

eagle-eyed  a.   ; 

eagle-owl  n. 

eaglet  n. 

eagre  n.     

ear  I n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   an ear for music  ;	   to play by ear   ;	   to have a good (bad) ear   () ;	   to strain one's ears  	  3) , , , 	  4) . ,  to be all ears   ;    ;	   to give ear to smb.  -.;	   to gain the ear of smb.   -.;	   in at one ear and out at the other    ,   ;	   to keep one's ears open ;  ; ;	   up to the ears   (   ..);	   to bring a storm about one's ears   ;   ;	   to have smb.'s ear  -.  ;	   to set by the ears ;	   by the ears  ;	   to be on one's ear  ;	   to have long ( itching) ears   ear	II 1. n.	  1) 	  2)  ()	2. v. 

ear-ache  n.   

ear-drop  = ear-ring

ear-drops  n. pl.   

ear-drum  n.  

ear-flaps  n. pl.  ( )

ear-lap  n.	  1)  ()	  2)  (  ..)

ear-lobe  = ear-lap

ear-lock  n.  ,   

ear-muff  n. .  (   )

ear-phone  = head-phone

ear-ring  n. 

ear-splitting  a. 

ear-wax  n.  

earl   ()

earldom  n.	  1)  , 	  2) . ()  , 

earless  a.	  1) 	  2)   	  3)    ( )

early  1. a.	  1) ;	   the early bird .  ;	   at an early date   ;	   it is early days yet   ,   ;	   one's early days 	  2) ; -. 	  3) ;  early diagnosis   	  4) ,  ( );	   early post-war years   	  5) .  ( ); 	2. adv.	  1) ;	   early in the year   ;	   early in life  ;	   early in the day  ; . ;	  2) ; 	  3)  early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise .      , ,    

earmark  1. n.	  1)   ; 	  2)  	2. v.	  1) ;  	  2) , ; 

earn  v.	  1) ;	   to earn one's living ( one's daily bread)   	  2) ;	   to earn fame  , 

earnest  I	1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	  3) , 	2. n. in earnest	    ) , ;	    ) , ;	   in real ( dead) earnest  	II n. ; ;	   an earnest of more to come   

earnestly  adv. , 

earnings  n. pl.  , ; 

earshot  n. ,    ;	   within (out of) earshot   ( ) 

earth  1. n.	  1) ,  ;	   on earth  	  2) 	  3) ;	   floating earth ;	   scorched earth  	  4) 	  5) ;	   to take earth    ( );	   to run to earth	    ) = to take earth;	    ) , ;	    ) ; ; 	  6) . 	  7) .  : how on earth?  ?;	   no use on earth    ;	   why on earth?   ?	  8) attr. ; ;	   earth water  ;	   earth wax .  to come back to earth     ,   	2. v.	  1) , ;  ; 	  2)     	  3) . . 	  4) .  ();	   to be earthed   

earth-born  a.	  1) ; 	  2) .  

earth-bound  a.	  1) , 	  2)   

earth-flax  n. 

earth-light  = earth-shine

earth-nut  n.  , 

earth-shaking  a.    ,  

earth-shine  n. .   ()

earth-worm  n.	  1)  ( ) 	  2)  ; 

earthen  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

earthenware  n.	  1)  ,  ; 	  2) 	  3) attr. 

earthing  1. pres-p.  earth 2	2. n. . . 

earthly  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) . ;	   no earthly use (reason)  ()	2. n. not an earthly .   

earthly-minded  a.  ,  

earthquake  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

earthward  adv.    

earthwards  adv.    

earthwork  n.  ;  

earthy  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) 

earwig  n. . 

ease  1. n.	  1) ; , ;	   ease of body and mind    ;	   at one's ease , , ;	   to feel ill at ease   ; ;	   a life of ease ,  ;	   social ease   ,   ;	   to stand at ease .  ;	   at ease! . !	  2) ;	   to take one's ease	    )  , ;	    ) 	  3) , 	  4) ;	   with ease	    )  ;	    ) ;	   to learn with ease   	  5)  (),  (  ..)	2. v.	  1)  (, );	   to ease smb. of his purse ( cash) . 	  2) 	  3) , 	  4)   (in, into);	   to ease a piano into place    ;	   to ease a bloc into position    ()   	  5)  (  );  ()	  6) . ,  (. ease away, ease down, ease off);	   ease her!  ! () ease down	    )  ;	    )  , ;	   ease off	    )   ; (); ;	    ) .  (, )

easeful  a. .	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , 

easement  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) .  ,    ..   	  4) . , 

easily  adv. ; ,  

easiness  n.	  1) 	  2) 

east  1. n.	  1) ; . ;	   to the east (of)   ()	  2) (the E.) ;	   Far E.  ;	   Middle E.  	  3)   (. east wind) E. or West home is best . =   ,   	2. a. 	3. adv.	  1)  ;  	  2)   ( );	   to blow east   

East End  n. -,  ()  

East India Company  n. . - 

East Side  n. -,  ()  -

east-bound  a.   

Easter  n. .	  1)  ()	  2) attr. 

easterly  1. a. 	2. n.  	3. adv.	  1)  ;  	  2)   ( )

eastern  1. a.	  1) ;	   eastern window ,   	  2)   -      	2. n. (E.)  

easterner  n.	  1) = eastern 2	  2)    

easternmost  a.  

Eastertide  n. .	  1)  	  2)        

easting  n. .   ;   

eastward  1. a.     	2. adv.  ,  ,   	3. n.  

eastwards  = eastward 2

easy  1. a.	  1) , ;	   easy of access ;	   easy money  	  2) ;	   easy coat  	  3) , , ;	   easy manners  	  4) ;	   make your mind easy 	  5) ; ;	   to be easy on smb., smth.    -., -.	  6)  ;  ;	   of easy virtue  ()  	  7) ;	   at an easy pace  	  8) , ;	   easy circumstances 	  9) .    ( ); ,  (   ..)	  10)  ( ) easy street ;	   to be on easy street ;	   as easy as falling off a log ( as ABC)  	2. adv.	  1) 	  2) ; ;	   to take it easy	    )  ,  ;	    )  ;	   to break the news easy       easy all! .  ! ();	   easy does it . =  ,  ;	   easy come, easy go =  ,   ;	   easier said than done  ,  

easy chair  n.  

easy rider  n. 

easy-going  a.	  1) -; , 	  2) ,  (  )

eat  v. (ate; eaten)	  1) ; , ;	   to eat crisp ,   ;	   to eat well	    )   ;	    )   	  2) ,  eat away	    ) , ;	    ) = 2;	   to eat away at one's nerves   , ;	   eat in	    )  ;	    )    ;	    )  ( .   ..);	   eat into	    ) = eat in 	    )  ();	   eat off  (   ..);	   eat up	    ) ; ;	   eaten up with pride  ;	    )   -.  to eat one's heart out  ;	   to eat the ginger . .   ,  , ;	   to eat dirt ( humble pie, . crow)	    ) ,  , ;	    ) ;  ;	   to eat one's terms ( dinners), to eat for the bar    ;   ;	   to eat one's words    ;	   to eat out of smb.'s hand   -.;   ;	   to eat smb. out of house and home  -.,  -.;	   I'll eat my boots ( hat, head)    ;	   what's eating you?    ?

eatable  1. a. 	2. n. pl. . , 

eaten  p-p.  eat

eater  n.	  1) 	  2)  

eatery  n. . ; , 

eating  1. pres-p.  eat	2. n.	  1)  , 	  2) 	3. attr. eating apple  ;	   eating club ( hall) .  

eating-house  n.  

eats  n. pl. . , 

eau-de-Cologne  n. . 

eau-de-vie  n. . ; , 

eaves  n. pl.	  1) . ;  	  2) . , 

eavesdrop  v.  (on)

eavesdropper  n. , 

ebb  1. n.	  1) 	  2)   ; ;	   to be at an ebb, to be at a low ebb	    )    ;	    )   ;	   his courage was at the lowest ebb   	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) ,  ( ebb away);	   daylight was ebbing fast   

ebb-tide  n. 

ebon  a. .	  1) 	  2) 

ebonite  n. . 

ebony  1. n.	  1) ,  	  2) . . , 	2. a.	  1) 	  2)   

ebullience  n. .	  1) 	  2) 

ebulliency  n. .	  1) 	  2) 

ebullient  a. .	  1) 	  2) ,  

ebullition  n. .	  1) ; 	  2)  

ecaudate  a. . 

eccentric  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) . . ; ;  (.,  );	   eccentric rod  	2. n.	  1)  ; , 	  2) . , 

eccentricity  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) . ; 

ecclesiastic  1. n.  , 	2. a. = ecclesiastical

ecclesiastical  a. ; 

echelon  1. n.	  1) . ; ; ;	   echelon of attack     	  2) ,  	2. v.  ; 

echini  pl.  echinus

echinus  n. (pl. -ni)	  1) .  	  2) . 

echo  1. n. (pl. -oes )	  1) ;	   to the echo ; 	  2) , ;	   faint echo  	  3) 	  4) . . 	  5) attr. echo sounder ;	   echo sounding   	2. v.	  1)  ;  ( )	  2) , , 

echo-image  n. .  

echoic  a. 

eclampsia  n. . 

eclat  n. .	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   with great eclat   

eclectic  1. a. 	2. n. 

eclecticism  n. ; 

eclipse  1. n.	  1) . ;	   total (partial) eclipse  () 	  2) , ;	   his fame has suffered an eclipse   	2. v.  (. .); ;	   in sports he quite eclipsed his brother      

ecliptic  .	1. n. 	2. a. 

eclogue  n. . 

ecological  a. 

ecology  n. 

economic  a.	  1) ; ;	   economic forces  ;	   economic miracle " "	  2) ;  , 	  3) , ;	   economic botany  

economical  a.	  1) , 	  2) ;      	  3) 

economically  adv.	  1) , , 	  2) ,    

economics  n. pl. (.  sing)	  1) ;  ;	   planned economics  	  2)  

economist  n.	  1) 	  2)  ,  

economize  v. 

economizer  n. . , 

economy  n.	  1) , ;	   the socialist system of economy   	  2) , 	  3) ( pl.) ; ;	   little economies  	  4) , 

ecru  a. .  ,  

ecstasize  v.	  1)   	  2)   

ecstasy  n. ,  ;	   in the ecstasy of joy   

ecstatic  a. ; ; ;  

ectoplasm  n. . 

Ecuadoran  = Ecuadorian

Ecuadorian  1. a. 	2. n.  

ecumenic  a. .  (.  )

ecumenical  a. .  (.  )

eczema  n. . 

edacious  a.	  1) 	  2) 

edacity  n.	  1) 	  2) 

Edam  n.  

edaphology  n. 

eddish  n. . -. ; , 

eddy  1. n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) ,  (, )	  4) . ,  	  5) attr. eddy currents .  	2. v.	  1)   	  2) 

Eden  n. ; 

edentate  a.	  1) . 	  2) . 

edge  1.	  1) , ;	   edge of a wood  	  2) , ; ;	   the knife has no edge  	  3) , ;	   edge of a mountain  	  4)  	  5)  (); ;	   uncut edges  	  6)   (,  )	  7) 	  8) . ;	   to have an edge on smb.    -.	  9)  () (all) on edge ; ;	   to give an edge to one's appetite  ;	   to take the edge off one's appetite  ;	   to take the edge off an argument   ;	   to give the edge of one's tongue to smb.   -. ;	   to set smb.'s nerves on edge  -.;	   to set the teeth on edge   ;  ;   ( -.);	   to have an edge on .  ;	   to be on the edge of doing smth.   -.	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3)  ; , ,  	  4)  ()	  5)    ;    ; ,  edge away  , ;	   edge into ();	   to edge oneself into the conversation   () ;	   edge off = edge away; edge on ;	   edge out	    )  ;	    ) 

edge stone  n.	  1) ,  ( )	  2) .  

edge-tool  n. ,  ;	   to play with edge-tools =   

edgeways  adv. ,  (); ;	   to get a word in edgeways  

edgewise  = edgeways

edging  1. pres-p.  edge 2	2. n.	  1) , , 	  2) attr. edging saw .  

edgy  a.	  1) , 	  2) .   	  3) ; 

edibility  n. 

edible  1. a. ;   	2. n. (. pl.) , , 

edict  n. , 

edification  n. , 

edifice  n.	  1) , 	  2)  , 

edify  v. , 

edit  v.	  1) ,   ;    	  2)   	  3)  () edit out , 

edition  n.	  1) ;	   pocket edition  	  2) ;	   morning edition   ()	  3)  (,   ..)	  4) , ;	   she is a more charming edition of her sister   ,    

editor  n.	  1) 	  2)   ( )

editor-in-chief  n. (pl. editors-in-chief)  

editorial  1. a. , ;	   editorial office  ();	   editorial staff  ,  ;	   editorial board  	2. n.    

editorialist  n.     

editorialize  v. .      ( )

educate  v.	  1) ;  	  2) ;	   to educate the ear  

educated  1. p-p.  educate	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   educated taste (mind)   ()

education  n.	  1) ; , ;	   all-round education  ;	   trade education  ;	   classical (commercial, art) education  (, ) ;	   vocational education - ;	   higher education  	  2) ,  (, )	  3) , 	  4) ,  ()

educational  a. ; ; , ;	   educational film  

educationalist  n. -

educationally  adv. ;    , 

educationist  = educationalist

educative  a. , ; 

educator  n.	  1) , 	  2) = educationalist

educe  v.	  1)  ( ); 	  2)  (;	   from)	  3) . 

eduction  n.	  1)  ( )	  2) 	  3) ; 	  4) 	  5) . 

edulcorate  v. .   ,   .. 

Edwardian  a. ,      

eel  n. . 

eel-buck  n.    

eel-pout  n. . 

eel-spear  n.    

eerie  a.	  1) ; ; 	  2) .  

eery  a.	  1) ; ; 	  2) .  

efface  v. ; ; ;	   to efface oneself ,   

effect  1. n.	  1) , ;	   cause and effect   ;	   of ( to) no effect, without effect	    ) ;	    ) ;	    ) ; ;	   to have effect   ; 	  2) , ; ;	   the effect of light on plants    ;	   argument has no effect on him      	  3) , ;	   to go ( to come) into effect, to take effect    ( , ,   ..);	   the law goes into effect soon     ;	   with effect from today      ;	   to bring to effect, to give effect to, to carry ( to put) into effect ,   ,   ;	   no effects   (    );	   in effect  ,  	  4) , ;	   general effect  ;	   calculated for effect   ;	   to do smth. for effect  -.,   ,    	  5) pl. . .  	  6) , ;	   to this effect   ;   	  7) ;	   the letter was to the following effect    	  8) pl. , ;	   sale of household effects   ;	   to leave no effects     	  9) .  ,  ()	2. v. ; , ; ;	   to effect a change in a plan    ;	   to effect an insurance policy 

effective  1. a.	  1) , , ;	   effective demand .  	  2) ,   (   ..);	   to become effective   ;	   effective from 22 hours, December 31        31 ;	   effective until the end of the month      	  3) ;  , 	  4) . ; ()   ; ; ;	   effective range   ;	   effective fire  	  5)   (  )	  6) ;	   effective area   ();	   effective head .  	2. n.	  1) . 	  2) pl.  

effectless  a. , 

effectual  a.	  1)  , ; 	  2) .  

effectuate  v. ,   

effectuation  n. 

effeminacy  n. ,  ( )

effeminate  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) ,   , ;	   effeminate civilization  	2. n.	  1)  ; ,  	  2) 

efferent  a.  (  ); ;	   efferent nerve  

effervesce  v.	  1)     ; , ;  (  )	  2)   ;  , 

effervescence  n.	  1)   ; , 	  2) , 

effervescency  n.	  1)   ; , 	  2) , 

effervescent  a.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) 

effete  a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) , 	  4) 

efficacious  a. , ; ;	   an efficacious cure for a disease   

efficacy  n. , ; 

Efficiency  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) , ; , ; 	  4) . ,   	  5) 	  6) attr. Efficiency expert (+ engineer)     

efficient  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) , ,  ( )	  3) , 	  4) . ,     	2. n.	  1) . ; 	  2) pl. . .  

efflorescence  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) . , ;  	  3) .  	  4) . 

effluence  n. ; ;	   an effluence of light from an open door  ( )    

effluent  1. n.	  1) ; ,      ; 	  2) 	2. a.  ( -.); 

effluvia  pl.  effluvium

effluvium  n. (pl. -s -via)  (.   ); 

efflux  n.	  1) ,  (, )	  2)  (, )	  3) 	  4) .  

effort  n.	  1) , ; ;	   to make an effort  , ;	   to make efforts  ;	   to spare no efforts   ;	   without effort ,   	  2) . 

effortless  a.	  1)   ; 	  2)   ; 

effulgence  n. , , 

effulgent  a. 

effuse  1. a.	  1) . , 	  2) . 	2. v.	  1) ;  (  ..)	  2) 	  3)     (   ..)

effusion  n.	  1) ;	   effusion of blood	    ) ;	    )  	  2)  ()	  3)  ();   (  ..)	  4) . 	  5) . ; , 

effusive  a.	  1) ; ;	   effusive compliments  	  2) . 

egad  interj. . -!

egalitarian  a.  , 

egg  I n.	  1) ;	   soft (-boiled) egg, lightly boiled egg  ;	   hard-boiled egg  ;	   ham and eggs   	  2) . . ; 	  3) .  in the egg   ;	   to crush in the egg   ,   ;	   a bad egg .	    ) ,  ;	    )  ;	   a good egg .	    ) , !;	    )  !;	   to teach your grandmother to suck eggs =   ;    ;	   as full as an egg  	II v.	  1)  	  2)   	  3) ,  (. egg on)

egg-beater  n.	  1)   	  2) . . 

egg-cup  n.   

egg-dance  n.	  1) ,      	  2) ,  

egg-flip  = egg-nog

egg-nog  n.  ,   ,   ,    

egg-plant  n. 

egg-shaped  a. ,   , 

egg-shell  1. n.	  1)  	  2)   to walk ( to tread) upon egg-shells    	2. a.   ;	   egg-shell china  

egg-timer  n.    (  )

egg-white  n.  

egghead  n. . ; , 

eglantine  n.  

ego  n.	  1) . , ,  ,  ""	  2) . 

egocentric  a. , 

egoism  n. 

egoist  n. 

egoistic  a. ; 

egoistical  a. ; 

egotism  n. ; , 

egotist  n. ; 

egregious  a. . , ;	   egregious error ,  ;	   egregious lie  ;	   egregious fool  

egress  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) .   

egression  n. . 

egret  n.	  1)  	  2)  ()	  3)  , ; {. . aigrette}

Egyptian  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2) . , 

Egyptology  n. 

eh  interj.  , ,     ?, ?,   ?,  !,   ?

eider  n.	  1) .  ()	  2) = eider-down

eider-down  n.	  1)  	  2)   

eidolon  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 

eight  1. n-card. 	2. n.	  1) 	  2) (the Eights) pl.       	  3) in eights     to cut eights   (  );	   to be behind the eight ball     

eightieth  1. n-ord. 	2. n.  

eighty  1. n-card. ;	   he is over eighty   ;	   eighty-one  ;	   eighty-two    . .	2. n.  (, )

eirenicon  . n.  ;   

eisteddfod  n.    ( )

either  I pron. indef.	1.  .	  1)   ;   ;	   either of the two boys may go       	  2)    ; ; ,  ( );	   either will do     	2.  .	  1)   ;   ;   ;	   you may put the lamp at either end of the table          	  2) ,  ( );	   there are curtains on either side of the window      ;	   either way    	3.  .  ( );	   if you do not go I shall not either    ,     	II cj. ;	   either ... or... ... ...;	   either come in or go out  ,  

ejaculate  v.	  1) 	  2)  ()

ejaculation  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . 

eject  I v.	  1)  (from);  	  2) 	  3) , ;  (  ..)	II n.  

ejection  n.	  1) ;  	  2) 	  3) ,  (,   ..)	  4) ,  , 	  5) . 	  6) attr. ejection seat (chair) .   ()

ejectment  n. .	  1) 	  2)     

ejector  n.	  1) ,    . {. eject I}	  2) . ;  ( );  

eke  I v. to eke out ,  (with);	   to eke out one's existence  -,     	II adv. . , ;   

el  n.	  1)   L	  2) = ell II, 2	  3) . . (.  elevated railroad;  E.)   

el Dorado  . n. ,   

elaborate  1. a.	  1)  ; ; ;  ; ;	   elaborate dinner  	  2) 	2. v.	  1)  ,   	  2) ; 

elaboration  n.	  1) ; ; ; 	  2) 	  3) . , 

elan  n. . 

eland  n. .  

elapse  v. , ,  ( )

elastic  1. a.	  1) ;   ;	   elastic limit .  	  2) ; ;	   elastic rule ,   - 	  3)   ( , );	   elastic conscience   	2. n.	  1)  ()	  2) , 

elastic-sides  n. pl.    (. elasticside boots)

elasticity  n.	  1)   . {. elastic 1}	  2) . 

elate  v.  , 

elated  1. p-p.  elate	2. a.   , ;	   elated by success  

elation  n.  ; ;  ; 

elbow  1. n.	  1) ;	   at one's elbow  ; 	  2)  ()	  3) . ;  to be out at elbows	    )   ;   ;	    ) , ;	   to crook ( to lift) the elbow . ;	   to rub elbows with smb.   -.;	   up to the elbows in work    	2. v.	  1) () 	  2) ,  ( );	   to elbow one's way ;	   to elbow one's way out  ( );	   to elbow into smth.	    ) ;	    ) 

elbow-chair  n.   

elbow-grease  n. .	  1)  	  2) ,  	  3) . 

elbow-rest  n. 

elbow-room  n.	  1)  ( )	  2) . , 

eld  n. . .	  1) 	  2) 

elder  I	1. a.	  1) comp.  old 1;	  2)  ( );	   my elder brother   	2. n.	  1) pl.  , 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) .  	  5)   	II n. . 

elderly  a. , 

eldest  a.	  1) sup.  old 1;	  2)   ( )	  3) the eldest hand .  

eldritch  a. . , 

elecampane  n. . 

elect  1. a.  (     ) bride elect  ()	2. n. ;	   the elect pl. . 	3. v.	  1) ;  ();	   they elected him chairman    ;	   he was elected chairman    	  2)  ( )	  3) , ;	   he elected to remain at home    

election  n.	  1) ;	   general (special) election  (. ) ;	   to hold an election  	  2) 	  3) . 	  4) attr. ,   ;	   election campaign  

electioneer  v.   ;   

electioneering  n.  

elective  a.	  1) ;	   elective office  	  2) ;	   elective franchise  	  3)   ;	   an elective body 	  4) . , ;	   elective course  ,           ,    	  5) . elective affinity  ; .  

elector  n.	  1) ; 	  2) .    {. electoral}

electoral  a. ;	   electoral system  ;	   electoral law  ;	   electoral college .   (       -);	   electoral mandate  

electorate  n.	  1)  	  2)  

electric  a.	  1) ;	   electric fan  ;	   electric light  , ;	   electric lighting  ;	   electric locomotive 	  2) , ,  electric seal    "

electric blue  n.  ()

electric chair  n.  

electrical  a. ;	   electrical engineering 

electrician  n.	  1) 	  2) 

electricity  n. 

electrification  n.	  1) 	  2) 

electrify  v.	  1) 	  2) ;   	  3) , ;	   to electrify one's audience   

electrization  n. 

electrize  = electrify 1  2

electro  . .  electroplate  electrotype

electrocardiogram  n. . 

electrochemistry  n. 

electrocute  v.	  1)   	  2)    

electrocution  n.    

electrode  n. 

electrodynamics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

electrokinetics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

electrolier  n. 

electrolyse  v.  

electrolysis  n. 

electrolyte  n. 

electromagnet  n. 

electromagnetic  a. ;	   electromagnetic waves  

electrometallurgy  n. 

electrometer  n. 

electromotive  a. ;	   electromotive force  

electromotor  n. 

electron  n. .	  1) 	  2) attr. ;	   electron microscope  ;	   electron beam  

electron-volt  n. . -

electronegative  a. 

electronic  a. ;	   electronic computer ( . brain)    ()

electronics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

electropathy  n. . , 

electrophone  n.	  1) 	  2)   	  3)    

electroplate  1. n. 	2. v.     

electroplating  1. pres-p.  electroplate 2	2. n. 

electropositive  a. 

electroscope  n. 

electrostatics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

electrotherapy  n. 

electrotype  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

electuary  n. . ,  

eleemosynary  a.	  1) 	  2)  

elegance  n. , ;	   to dress with elegance   

elegancy  n. , ;	   to dress with elegancy   

elegant  1. a.	  1) , , 	  2) . . ; ; 	2. n. .     ; 

elegiac  1. a. ; 	2. n. pl.  

elegize  v. .   (upon)

elegy  n. 

element  n.	  1) ;  ;  , ;	   an element of truth  	  2) . 	  3) pl.  (  ..); 	  4) ;	   war of the elements  ;	   the four elements , , , ;	   the devouring element 	  5) .  (  ..)	  6) . 	  7) . .  () to be in one's element    ;  ,    ;	   he is out of his element     ;     ,   

elemental  a.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3)   	  4) . 

elementary  a.	  1) , ;	   elementary particle .  	  2) 	  3) ;	   elementary cell  	  4) . 

elephant  n.	  1) 	  2) (E.) .  (  )	  3)  	  4) attr. elephant bull ;	   elephant calf ;	   elephant cow ;	   elephant trumpet   white elephant  ; ,    ;	   to see the elephant, to get a look at the elephant .  ,  ;    

elephantiasis  n. .  , ()

elephantine  a.	  1) 	  2) ; , ;	   elephantine humour  

eleusinian mysteries  n. pl. -. . ,  

elevate  v.	  1) , ;	   to elevate hopes  ;	   to elevate the voice  	  2)  ( )	  3) , ;	   to elevate the mind  ;  	  4) .    ()

elevated  1. p-p.  elevate	2. a.	  1)  (. .); ;	   elevated railway, . elevated railroad    ( );	   elevated train    	  2) . 	3. n. . . = elevated railroad {. 2, 1}

elevating  1. pres-p.  elevate	2. a. 

elevation  n.	  1) , 	  2) ; ; ;	   elevation of style  	  3) ;  (  )	  4) .  ;  	  5) .     	  6) . , ;	   front elevation ;   ( );	   side elevation  ; ;  

elevator  n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3)  (. grain elevator)	  4) .  	  5) .  

elevator operator  n. . 

eleven  1. n-card. 	2. n.     (   )

elevenses  n. .    11  

eleventh  1. n-ord.  at the eleventh hour =   	2. n.	  1)  	  2) (the eleventh)  

elf  n. (pl. elves)	  1) . 	  2) 	  3) 

elf-bolt  n.	  1)   	  2) . 

elf-lock  n.  , 

elfin  1. a.	  1)   ; 	  2)   , 	  3) 	2. n. = elf

elicit  v.	  1) ; ; , ;	   to elicit a fact  ;	   to elicit applause  	  2) ;	   to elicit a reply  	  3)  , 

elide  v.	  1) ,  	  2) .  (  )  

eligibility  n.	  1)   	  2) 

eligible  a.	  1)    (for);	   eligible for membership    	  2) , ;	   eligible young man .  

Elijah  n. . () 

eliminate  v.	  1) ;  (from);	   to eliminate a possibility  	  2) , 	  3) ,  	  4) . . ; ;   	  5) .  ()

elimination  n.	  1)   . {. eliminate};	   elimination of waste  	  2) attr.   ;	   elimination trials .  

eliminator  n.	  1) ,  (,   ..)	  2) . 

elision  n. . 

elite  n. . ,  ,  (  ..)

elixir  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) .   ()

Elizabethan  1. a.   	2. n.   , 

elk  n. 

ell  I n. .   (= 113 ) give him an inch and he'll take an ell =   ,    	II n.	  1)  	  2) . , 

ellipse  n.	  1) . ; 	  2) = ellipsis

ellipses  pl.  ellipsis

ellipsis  n. (pl. ellipses) . 

elliptic  a. . 

elliptical  a. . 

elm  n. . , 

elocution  n.	  1)  	  2) 

elongate  1. v.	  1)  (-); ()	  2)  ()	2. a. , 

elongation  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 

elope  v.	  1)  ( )	  2)  (from)

elopement  n.   ( )

eloquence  n. ;  

eloquent  a.	  1) ;	   eloquent speech  	  2) ;	   eloquent eyes  

else  1. adv.	  1) (c pron. indef.  pron. inter.) , ;	   no one else has come    ;	   what else?  ?;	   who else?  ?	  2) (.  or) ;  ;  ;	   take care or else you will fall  ,  	2. pron. indef. ;	   somebody else's hat  - ;	   more than anything else ,  -. 

elsewhere  adv.	  1) -   	  2) -   

elucidate  v. , ,  

elucidation  n. 

elucidative  a. ,  

elucidatory  = elucidative

elude  v.	  1) , ;	   to elude pursuit (observation)    ()	  2)    ; ;	   the meaning eludes me    

elusion  n. , 

elusive  a. , ;	   an elusive memory  

elusory  a.  

elutriate  v. . . ; 

eluvium  n. . 

elver  n. .  

elves  pl.  elf

elvish  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

Elysium  n. . . , ;  ; 

elytra  pl.  elytron

elytron  n. (pl. -ra)  ( )

Elzevir  n.	  1)  (   XVI-XVII .)	  2) attr. Elzevir type  

em  n.	  1)   	  2) .  m      ( )

em-  pref. . en-

emaciate  v. , 

emaciated  1. p-p.  emaciate	2. a. ;	   emaciated soil  

emaciation  n. , 

emanate  v.	  1) , 	  2)  (from)

emanation  n. ; ; , 

emancipate  v.	  1) ; 	  2) .    ,  

emancipation  n.	  1) ; ;	   emancipation of slaves  ;	   emancipation from slavery   	  2) . ,  -  

emancipationist  n.  

emancipist  n. .  

emasculate  1. v.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) ; 	  4)  (  ..);  ()	2. a.	  1) 	  2)  ; 	  3) ; 

emasculation  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

embalm  v.	  1) 	  2)   	  3)  

embalmment  n. 

embank  v.	  1)  ,  ;  	  2)     

embankment  n.	  1) , , 	  2) 

embargo  1. n. (pl. -oes ) ; , ;	   oil is under an embargo     ;	   to lay an embargo on ( upon)   ;	   to lift ( to take off) an embargo  	2. v.	  1)  ;	   to embargo a ship    	  2) ; 	  3)  

embark  v.	  1) (),   	  2) ;  ( ,  );	   to embark on a venture   -. ;	   to embark on hostilities    	  3)    (for embark )

embarkation  n.	  1) ,  ( )	  2) 

embarrass  v.	  1) , 	  2) ,   	  3) ( p-p.)  ( );  ()

embarrassed  1. p-p.  embarrass	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ; 

embarrassing  1. pres-p.  embarrass	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 

embarrassingly  adv. 

embarrassment  n.	  1) ; , 	  2) , 	  3)  ( , )

embassy  n. 

embattle  I v. (. p-p.)    	II v. .     (   ..)

embay  v.	  1)    ()	  2) , ;	  3)  () 

embed  v.	  1) , , ;	   a thorn embedded in the finger ,    	  2) ;	   that day is embedded for ever in my recollection       	  3) 

embellish  v.	  1) 	  2)  (   ..)

embellishment  n.	  1) 	  2) 

ember  I n. (. pl.)	  1)    (  )	  2)  	II a. ember days 12   (           ; . ember week, ember tide)

ember-goose  n. .  

embezzle  v. ,  ( )

embezzlement  n. , ;  ( )

embitter  v.	  1) , ;  	  2)  ()	  3) ;  (  ..)

emblazon  v.	  1)  	  2) , 

emblem  1. n. , ;	   national emblem  	2. v.  ; 

emblematic  a. 

emblematical  a. 

emblematize  v.  ; 

embodied  a. , 

embodiment  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

embody  v.	  1) ; , 	  2)  ()	  3)   	  4) ; ;	   embodied in the armed forces     

embolden  v.	  1) ,  	  2) 

embolism  n. . ,   

embonpoint  n. . , 

embosom  v.	  1) ,   	  2) ;	   trees embosoming the house   

emboss  v.	  1) ,   ; ; 	  2)  ;  

embouchure  n. .	  1)  ()	  2)  ( )	  3) . , 

embowel  v. 

embower  v. , , 

embrace  1. n. ; 	2. v.	  1) ()	  2)  (, )	  3)  (, )	  4)  ()	  5)  (, )	  6) ,   , 

embracery  n. .      

embranchment  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

embrangle  v. . ,   

embrasure  n.	  1) .   	  2) . , 

embrittle  v.    

embrocate  v.	  1)   	  2)  

embrocation  n.	  1) 	  2)  , 

embroider  v.	  1) 	  2) ,  ()

embroidery  n.	  1) 	  2) ;  	  3) 	  4) , 

embroil  v.	  1)  (, )	  2)  ( )	  3)  (with)

embroilment  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3)   ,   ..

embrown  v.     

embryo  1. n. (pl. -os ) , ;	   in embryo   	2. a. ; 

embryology  n. 

embryonic  a. ; ,   

embus  v. ; , ()  

emend  v.    ()

emendate  v.    ()

emendation  n.     () 

emerald  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) .  (  6,5 )	2. a.  E. Isle 

emerge  v.	  1) ; ; 	  2) 	  3) ,  (   ..) to emerge unscathed =    

emergence  n.	  1) ; 	  2) = emergency 1

emergency  n.	  1)  ;  ; ;	   in case of emergency    ;	   on emergency   ;	   ready for all emergencies    ;	   to save for an emergency    	  2)  ; ;	   to rise to the emergency    ;	   the state of emergency  	  3) .  	  4) attr. , , , ;	   emergency door ( exit)   emergency ration	    )  ;	    ) .  ;	   emergency store  ;	   emergency barrage .   ;	   emergency brake -.  ( ) ;	   emergency measures  ;	   emergency forces   ;	   emergency powers  ;	   emergency ambulance   ();	   emergency station .   ;  

emergent  a.	  1)  ,  	  2) . ,  ;	   emergent nations ,  ,  

emeritus  a. emeritus professor    

emersion  n.	  1)  (. ,   )	  2)  ( )

emery  n. , 

emery-cloth  n.  , 

emery-paper  n.  

emery-wheel  n. ,  ;  

emetic  1. a. 	2. n.  ()

emetine  n. . 

emeu  = emu

emigrant  1. n.  ( ); 	2. a. ; ;	   emigrant labourers  

emigrate  v.	  1)  (-); 	  2) . 

emigration  n. ; 

emigratory  a. ; 

emigre  n. .  (. )

eminence  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ; ;	   a man of eminence  	  3) (E.) ,  ( )

eminent  a.	  1) , 	  2) , , 

emir  . n. 

emissary  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 

emission  n.	  1) ,  (, , )	  2) .  	  3) . , 	  4) . 

emissive  a. ; ; 

emit  v.	  1) , 	  2)  (, )	  3) . 	  4) ,  (, )	  5)  (,   ..)

emmet  n. . . 

emollient  1. a. 	2. n.  

emolument  n. (. pl.) , ; , 

emote  v. .	  1)   	  2) . ,  

emotion  n.	  1)  , 	  2) ; 

emotional  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  (.  )

emotionalism  n.  

emotionality  n. 

emotive  a.	  1) 	  2) ; 

empale  = impale

empanel  v.   ;    

empathy  n. ; 

empennage  n. . .  

emperor  n.	  1) 	  2)  

emphases  pl.  emphasis

emphasis  ( pl. -ses) n.	  1) , , ,  special emphasis, to make an emphasis on smth.   ,   -.;	   with great emphasis 	  2) . , 	  3) .  	  4) .   (, );	   emphasis mine   (   )

emphasize  v.	  1)   ; ; 	  2)    ( , )	  3) .  

emphatic  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) 

emphatically  adv.	  1) 	  2) 

emphysema  n. . 

empire  n. ;	   the E.	    )  ;	    ) .   	Empire  1. n.  	2. a.   

Empire City  n. . . -

Empire State  n.  -

empiric  1. n.	  1) 	  2) -	2. a. ,   

empirical  = empiric 2

empiricism  n. 

empiricist  n. 

emplacement  n.	  1)   ;   (   ..)	  2) . 	  3) .   ;  

emplane  v. , , ()  ()

employ  1. n. ;   ;	   to be in smb.'s employ ,   -.	2. v.	  1)   ;  ; ;	   to be employed by ,  ;	   the new road will employ hundreds of men       	  2)  (-.   ..);	   how do you employ yourself of an evening?    ?	  3) , ,  (in, on, for);	   to employ theory in one's experiments      

employable  a. 

employe  . = employee

employee  n. ;   ;	   number of employees  

employer  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

employment  n.	  1) ; , ;	   out of employment  ;	   full employment .  	  2) , ;	   employment of industrial capacity   	  3) attr. employment bureau   (  );	   employment exchange     ;	   employment agent   ;	   employment book  

empoison  v.	  1) ; .  ()	  2) 

emporium  n.	  1)  ; ;	  2) .  , 

empower  v.	  1) ;	   to empower the Ambassador to conduct negotiations     	  2)  ,  ( -.)

empress  n. 

emprise  n. . .  ;  

emptiness  n. 

empty  1. a.	  1) ; ;	   empty sheet of paper   ;	   empty crate  ;	   tank empty of petrol  	  2) 	  3) , ;	   empty words, words empty of meaning ,  ;  ;	   empty rhetoric 	  4) . ;	   to feel empty  ;	   empty stomachs 	  5) .  ,  the empty vessel makes the greatest sound .    	2. n. (. pl.)	  1)   (,   ..);	   returned empties   ,   ..	  2) -. 	3. v.	  1) ;  (); , ; , 	  2) ; 	  3)  ( ;	   into)

empty-handed  a.   ;	   to go empty-handed    ; =    

empty-headed  a. ; 

emptyings  n. pl. .	  1)  (  ), 	  2) . 

empurple  v. 

empyreal  a. . , ; 

empyrean  1. n.	  1) . . , 	  2) .  , 	2. a. = empyreal; empyrean love ,  

emu  n. . 

emulate  v.	  1) ,  	  2) 	  3) 

emulation  n.	  1) ;	   socialist emulation  	  2) 	  3)  ()

emulative  a. ;	   emulative spirit  

emulous  a.	  1) 	  2)  (of emulous -.)	  3)   

emulsify  v.  ;   

emulsion  n. 

emulsive  a. ; 

en  I n.	  1)   N	  2) .  n.      ( )	II . . even I  II, 2

en route  . adv.  ,  ;  

en-  pref. (em  b, p, m)        	    )   -. to encage   ;	   to entruck   ;	    )   -. : to enslave ;	   to encourage 

enable  v.	  1)     (-. )	  2) 	  3) . ;  

enact  v.	  1) ;  ; 	  2)   ;  	  3) (. pass.) , 

enacting  1. pres-p.  enact	2. a. , ;	   enacting clause  ,   ..

enactment  n.	  1)    	  2) , 

enamel  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3)  ( )	  4)    ;   	2. v.	  1)  , ; 	  2) ;	   fields enamelled with flowers ,  

enamour  v.  ; ;	   to be enamoured of smb.    -.;	   to be enamoured of smth.   -.

encaenia  n.   ()

encage  v.   

encamp  v. () 

encampment  n.	  1) ,  	  2)  

encase  v.	  1) ,  ( )	  2)  , ;	   encased in armour   	  3) , 	  4) . 

encasement  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ; ; ; 

encash  v. . ;   

encaustic  1. a.	  1) ,     	  2) ,    ( , );	   encaustic tile  	2. n. ,    (    )

enceinte  I a. . 	II n. . .  

encephalic  a. . 

encephalitis  n. . 

enchain  v.	  1)   ; 	  2)  ();  (  ..)	  3) . , 

enchant  v.	  1) ,   	  2) ,  

enchanter  n. , 

enchantment  n.	  1) , 	  2) , , 

enchantress  n.	  1) , , 	  2) ,  

enchase  v.	  1) ,   	  2) ; 

enchiridion  n. . , 

encipher  v. ,   

encircle  v. ;  

encirclement  n. 

encircling  1. pres-p.  encirle	2. a. encircling force . ,  ;	   encircling manoeuvre ;   

enclasp  v. , 

enclave  n. . ,   , 

enclitic  .	1. a. 	2. n. 

enclose  v.	  1) , ; 	  2)  (   ..); 	  3) .   

enclosure  n.	  1)  	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) , 	  5) .    ( )	  6) . 

encode  v. , 

encomia  . pl.  encomium

encomiast  n. . 

encomiastic  a. . , 

encomium  . n. . (pl. -s -ia) , 

encompass  v.  (. ., .,   ..); 

encore  .	1. interj. !	2. n.   ""	3. v.  ,  "", 

encounter  1. n.	  1)  	  2) , , 	2. v.	  1) () ()	  2) ;  	  3)  (   ..)

encourage  v.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) ; 

encouragement  n.   . {. encourage}

encouraging  1. pres-p.  encourage	2. a. ; 

encroach  v.	  1)  (upon)	  2)    ,  (on, upon);	   encroach upon smb.'s time    -.

encroachment  n. 

encrust  v.	  1) 	  2) () ,   ..

encumber  v.	  1) 	  2) , , 	  3)  (  ..;	   with)

encumbrance  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) ,    (.  );	   without encumbrance . 	  4) .  ( )

encumbrancer  n. . 

encyclic  .	1. a.    ;	   encyclic letter  , 	2. n. 

encyclical  .	1. a.    ;	   encyclical letter  , 	2. n. 

encyclopaedia  n.  walking encyclopaedia  

encyclopaedic  a. 

encyclopaedical  a. 

encyclopaedist  n. 

encyclopedia  n.  walking encyclopedia  

encyclopedic  a. 

encyclopedical  a. 

encyclopedist  n. 

encyst  v. .  , 

end  1. n.	  1) ; ; ;	   end on  ;	   to put an end to smth., to make an end of smth.   -.,  -.;	   in the end  ;   ;	   they won the battle in the end      ;	   at the end of   (-.);	   at the end of the story   ;	   at the end of the month   	  2) , ;	   he is near(ing) his end  	  3) , ; ; 	  4) ; ;	   ends of the earth  ; ;	   the world's end  	  5) ;	   to that end   ;	   to gain one's ends  ;	   ends and means   	  6) , ;	   happy end  ,  ;	   it is difficult to foresee the end   	  7) sl 	  8) 	  9) . , ;	   the political end of smth.   -.	  10) . , ;	   the retail end of a business   	  11) pl. . ,  to be on the end of a line   ;	   to make both ( two) ends meet    ;	   no end . ;   ;	   no end obliged to you   ;	   no end of .	    ) , ;	   no end of trouble  , ;	    ) , ;	   he is no end of a fellow   ;	   we had no end of a time    ;	   on end	    ) ; ;	    ) , ;	   for two years on end   ;	   to begin at the wrong end     ;	   to the bitter end  ,  ;    ;	   to keep one's end up     ;  ;	   end to end  ;	   laid end to end  ;	   the end justifies the means   ;	   any means to an end   	2. v.	  1) ; ; ;	   to end all wars    ;	   to end one's life   	  2) ,  (in, with);	   to end in disaster  ;	   the story ends with the hero's death     end off, end up , , 

end play  n.	  1) . 	  2) .  

endanger  v.  

endear  v.  ;  

endearment  n. ,  , 

endeavor  . = endeavour

endeavour  1. n. , ; 	2. v. ,  , 

endemic  1. a. ;   	2. n.  

endgame  n. . 

ending  1. pres-p.  end 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2) . , 	3. a. , 

endive  n. . -,  

endless  a.	  1) ; ;	   endless chain .    	  2) ;	   endless attempts  

endlong  adv.	  1) , 	  2) , 

endocarditis  n. . 

endocrine  a. ;	   endocrine glands   ,  

endocrinology  n. 

endogamy  n. 

endogenous  a. 

endorse  v.	  1)    ;	   to endorse by signature  	  2) . ,   	  3) , ; 

endorsement  n.	  1) . ,   ( , )	  2) ; 

endosperm  n. . 

endow  v.	  1)   ;   ,  	  2) ( p-p.) , ;	   man is endowed with reason   

endowment  n.	  1) , , ; ;	   endowment with information  	  2) ;	   mental endowments  	  3) attr. endowment insurance  

endpaper  n.        , 

endproduct  n.	  1)  	  2)  ; 

endue  v. (. pass.) ;  (, ;	   with);	   to endue with force  

endup  a. . 

endurable  a.	  1) , 	  2) . 

endurance  n.	  1) ,   (,   ..);	   this is past ( beyond) endurance  	  2) , ;  	  3) , 	  4) attr. endurance test   ;	   space endurance test       

endure  v.	  1) ; ;	   I cannot endure the thought      	  2) ; ;	   as long as life endures    	  3)   

enduring  1. pres-p.  endure	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) ; 

endview  n.  ,   ( )

endways  adv.	  1)  	  2) ; 	  3) 

endwise  = endways

Eneas  n. . . 

enema  n. . 

enemy  1. n. ; , ;	   to be one's own enemy      the (old) E. ;	   how goes the enemy?  ?;	   to kill the enemy  ,   	2. a. ; , 

energetic  a. 

energetics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

energize  v.	  1) . ,    	  2) .  

energy  n.	  1) ; ; ;	   potential (latent) energy  () 	  2) pl. ,  (   ..)

enervate  1. a. , 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  , 

enervation  n.	  1) .   	  2) , 

enfeeble  v. 

enfetter  v.	  1)  ( )	  2) , , 

enfilade  1. n.	  1) .  ()	  2) .  	2. v. .   

enfold  v.	  1) ,  (in, with)	  2) , 

enforce  v.	  1)  , , ; ;	   to enforce obedience  	  2)   ;  ;	   to enforce the laws    ;  	  3) . 

enforceable  a.	  1) 	  2)       

enforcement  n.	  1) , 	  2) attr. ;	   enforcement measures  

enframe  v.	  1)   	  2) 

enfranchise  v.	  1)   	  2)  ()    	  3) ,    ()

enfranchisement  n.	  1)  ( ,   ..)	  2)   

engage  v.	  1) ;   (, )	  2)  (-.);	   say I am engaged ,   ;	   to engage in a discussion    ;	   to be engaged in smth.  -.	  3) , ; ;	   to engage smb.'s attention  -. 	  4) ();	   to engage by new commitments   	  5) (. pass) ;	   to be engaged  ()	  6) .   ;  ;	   to be engaged in hostilities     	  7) . ();  engage for , ;  ( -.)

engaged  1. p-p.  engage	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ,  (-.)	  3) 

engagement  n.	  1) , 	  2) , ; 	  3) ;	   to meet one's engagements   ;  	  4) 	  5) . , 	  6) . 	  7) attr. ;	   engagement ring    

engaging  1. pres-p.  engage	2. a.	  1) , ;	   engaging smile  ;	   engaging frankness  	  2) . 

engender  v. , , 

engine  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) , 	  3) . , , 	  4) attr. 	  5) attr. ; ;	   engine oil  

enginecrew  n.  

enginedriver  n. -. 

engineer  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . 	  4) ;	   Royal Engineers, . Corps of Engineers  	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2)    	  3) . , ; , 	  4) ; ;	   to engineer acts of sabotage  

engineering  1. pres-p.  engineer 2	2. a.  ( )	3. n.	  1)  ; 	  2) 	  3) . , 	  4) attr. ;	   engineering plant  ;	   engineering worker -

enginehouse   

engineroom  n.  

enginery  n. . ;  

engird  v. (engirded engirt) 

engirdle  = engird

engirt  p.  p-p.  engird

English  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) (the English) pl. . 	  2)  ;	   Modern (Standard) English  ()  ;	   to speak English   -;	   to speak in English ,    ;	   spoken (broken) English  ()  ;	   not English  -	  3) . ,  14 in plain English ,  	3. v. (english) .    

Englishism  n.	  1)  ,  	  2) ,   	  3)    

Englishman  n. 

Englishwoman  n. 

engorge  v.	  1)    	  2) .   ( )

engraft  v.	  1) .   (upon, into)	  2) ,  (in)

engrail  v.  ; 

engrain  v.	  1)  ,  ;  ()	  2) .   	  3) , 

engrained  1. p-p.  engrain	2. a. = ingrained

engrave  v.	  1) ;  ( , , )	  2)  (on, upon)

engraver  n. 

engraving  1. pres-p.  engrave	2. n.	  1) 	  2) 

engross  v.	  1)  (,   ..);  ()	  2) (pass.)   (-.),  ( -.)	  3)   ;     (  ..),     	  4) . ;     

engrossing  1. pres-p.  engross	2. a. ; , 

engulf  v.	  1) 	  2) . , ;	   engulfed by letters  

enhance  v.	  1) , , 	  2)  ()

enharmonic  a. . 

enigma  n. 

enigmatic  a. 

enigmatical  a. 

enisle  v. .	  1)   	  2)   ; 

enjoin  v.	  1)  (on, upon);  (that);	   to enjoin silence upon smb., to enjoin smb. to be silent  -. ;	   I enjoined that they should be silent  ,   	  2) . 

enjoy  v.	  1) (. refl.)  ; ;	   how did you enjoy yourself?    ?;	   how did you enjoy the book?    ?	  2)  (  ..)	  3) ;	   to enjoy good (poor) health   () 

enjoyable  a. ,  

enjoyment  n.	  1) , ;	   to take enjoyment in   	  2) 

enkindle  v. , , 

enlace  v.	  1) , 	  2) 

enlarge  v.	  1) (); ()	  2) ()	  3)  (upon enlarge o -.)	  4) . .  (- )	  5) . ;  

enlarged  1. p-p.  enlarge	2. a. , ;	   enlarged meeting  ;	   revised and enlarged edition    

enlargement  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) 	  3) . .  ( ,  )	  4) . 

enlighten  v.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) .  

enlightened  1. p-p.  enlighten	2. a. ;	   thoroughly enlightened upon the subject     

enlightening  a.	  1) 	  2) 

enlightenment  n.	  1) 	  2) 

enlist  v.	  1)    	  2)    	  3)  ;    ;	   to enlist smb.'s support  - 

enlisted  1. p-p.  enlist	2. a. . ;	   enlisted man ;     

enlistee  n. .    

enliven  v.	  1) , 	  2)  , , 

enmesh  v. , 

enmity  n. ; , ;	   unexpressed enmity  ;	   at enmity with    

ennoble  v.	  1) 	  2)  ,  

ennoblement  n.	  1) 	  2)  

ennui  n. . ;  ; 

Enoch  n. . 

enormity  n.	  1) 	  2)  

enormous  a.	  1) ; ;	   enormous changes  	  2) . , 

enormously  adv. 

enough  1. a. ;	   to have enough time    	2. n.  ;	   he has enough and to spare   ,  ;	   I've had enough of him   	3. adv. , ;	   strangely enough    ;	   you know well enough   ;	   he did it well enough     

enounce  v.	  1) ; 	  2) 

enow  . . . enough

enplane  v. , , ()  

enquire  = inquire

enquiry  = inquiry

enrage  v. ,   

enrapture  v. ,   ; 

enrich  v.	  1) 	  2)  ()	  3) 	  4) 

enrobe  v. 

enrol  v.	  1)    (,  -.   ..); 	  2) ;   	  3)    	  4) ,    (-. )

enroll  v.	  1)    (,  -.   ..); 	  2) ;   	  3)    	  4) ,    (-. )

enrolment  n.	  1)   , ;	   the enrolment of new members    (   ..)	  2) 

enroot  v. (. p-p.) ; . 

ensanguined  a.	  1) 	  2) -

ensconce  v. ( refl.)	  1) ()	  2) ()   ;	   to ensconce oneself cosily  

ensemble  n. .	  1)  (. tout ensemble)	  2)  	  3) . 	  4) , ; 

enshrine  v.	  1) .   	  2) ,  (  ..)

enshroud  v. , ;	   enshrouded in darkness   

ensign  n.	  1) , , 	  2) ; ; ;	   blue ensign  ()  ;	   red ensign   ;	   white ensign  - 	  3) . 	  4) . . ,  (  )	  5) attr. ensign ship  ;	   ensign staff .  

ensilage  -.	1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	2. v. 

enslave  v. ; ;  

enslavement  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3)  

enslaver  n.	  1) 	  2) . ; , 

ensnare  v.	  1)   	  2) 	  3) to ensnare oneself (in)  , 

ensoul  v. 

ensue  v.	  1)   ;  (from, on)	  2) ;	   silence ensued  

ensuing  1. pres-p.  ensue	2. a.	  1) ,  ( next ensuing);	   in the ensuing year   	  2) ;	   ensuing consequences  

ensure  v.	  1) , ;	   to ensure the independence  	  2) 

entablature  = entablement

entablement  n. . 

entail  1. n.	  1) . ,       ;  	  2) 	2. v.	  1)   ;  (-.)	  2)  (upon entail )	  3) .       

entangle  v.	  1)  (. .)	  2)   ;  ()

entanglement  n.	  1) ;  	  2) . () 

entente  n. . .     ;	   the E. . 

enter  v.	  1) ; ;	   to enter a room   ;	   the idea never entered my head        	  2) ;	   the pin entered the finger   	  3) , ;	   to enter a school   	  4) ,  ( , ); , ;	   to enter smb.'s name  -.  ( ,   ..);	   to enter a word in a dictionary    ;	   to enter a team for the event      ;	   to enter an event  ;	   to enter a boy at a school       ;	   to enter at the Stationers' Hall   	  5)   , ;	   to enter an affidavit    	  6) .  	  7) ;  ( -.; . enter upon) enter for () (   -.);	   enter into	    ) ;	   to enter into a contract  ;	   to enter into negotiations   ;	    ) ;    (-.);	   water enters into the composition of all vegetables      ;	    ) , ;	   to enter into a new undertaking     ;	    )  (), ;	   I could not enter into the fun      ;	   enter upon	    )   -.;	    ) .   

enteric  1. a. . , ;	   enteric fever  	2. n. .  

enteritis  n. . ,   

enterprise  n.	  1)  	  2) , ; 	  3) ;	   free ( private) enterprise  	  4)   (,   ..)

enterprising  a. ; 

entertain  v.	  1) ,  ();	   we don't entertain      	  2) , 	  3)  (, );  ()	  4)  () to entertain a suggestion   ;	   to entertain a proposal ,  ;	   to entertain a request  ;	   to entertain a feeling against smb. =    -.

entertaining  1. pres-p.  entertain	2. a. , , 

entertainment  n.	  1)  (); ; 	  2) , ;  , 	  3) . ; 	  4) attr. entertainment unit  ;	   entertainment tax   

enthalpy  n. . , 

enthral  v.	  1) 	  2) , , 

enthrall  v.	  1) 	  2) , , 

enthralling  1. pres-p.  enthral(l)	2. a. , 

enthrone  v.   ;	   to be enthroned in the hearts   

enthronement  n.   

enthuse  v. .	  1)   	  2)   

enthusiasm  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) () 

enthusiast  n.  ; 

enthusiastic  a.	  1) ;  , 	  2) ;	   enthusiastic comment  ;	   to be enthusiastic about ( over) smth., smb.     -., -.

entice  v.	  1) 	  2)  (from entice c, ;	   into entice ,	    ) entice away 

enticement  n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3) 

enticing  1. pres-p.  entice	2. a. , 

entire  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) , ; 	  3)   ( )	  4) , 	2. n.	  1) (the entire) ; 	  2)  , . 

entirely  adv. , , 

entirety  n.	  1) , ;	   in its entirety ;  ;   	  2)  	  3) .     

entitle  v.	  1) ,  ; 	  2)  	  3)   (to entitle  -.);	   to be entitled to smth.    -.

entity  n.	  1) . 	  2) , 	  3)   	  4) , ; ;	   political entity  ;	   legal entity  	  5) . , 

entomb  v.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) . 

entomological  a. 

entomologist  n. 

entomology  n. 

entourage  n. .	  1) ;  	  2)  , 

entr'acte  n. . 

entrails  n. pl.	  1) ; 	  2) 

entrain  v.	  1) ()  	  2)   

entrance  I n.	  1)  (   ..);	   front (back) entrance  () 	  2) , , ;	   no entrance    ,    ;	   to force an entrance (into) 	  3) ; ;  	  4)   	  5) .  (  )	  6) attr. ; ;	   entrance visa  ;	   entrance fee	    )  ;	    )  ;	   entrance examination  	II v.    , , 

entrancing  1. pres-p.  entrance	II 2. a. ; 

entrant  n.	  1) ,  ,  (., , ;    ,   ..)	  2)   ,    	  3) ,  ( )	  4) ()  (  ..)

entrap  v.   ; , , 

entreat  v. , 

entreaty  n. , 

entrechat  n. . 

entree  n. .	  1)  , 	  2) ,     

entremets  n. . pl.   (  )

entrench  v.	  1) . ,  ;	   to entrench oneself	    ) ;	    ) ,   	  2)   ,   	  3) .  ( );  (upon entrench   );	   to entrench upon the truth   

entrenched  1. p-p.  entrench	2. a. , ;	   entrenched habits  

entrenchment  n.	  1) . ; ,  	  2) . , 

entrepot  n. . ; ,   (  )

entrepreneur  n. .	  1) 	  2) 

entresol  n. . . ;  (.     )

entruck  v. . , ; ()  ()

entrust  v. ; , 

entry  n.	  1) , ;	   no entry!  ( ) !	  2) ; , ; 	  3) ; , ; .  	  4)  ( ); ;	   entry into the territorial waters     ()	  5)  ( ,   )	  6)  ;	   bookkeeping by double entry  	  7)  ( , ,   ..)	  8)  	  9) .  (  ..)	  10)   ;    	  11)    (  ,   ..);	   large entry  	  12) .   	  13) . ,       	  14)  	  15) .  	  16) attr. , ;	   entry visa  ;	   entry list   ( , ,   ..)

entwine  v.	  1) (); 	  2)  (with, about)	  3) 

enucleate  v.	  1) . , 	  2) .  (  ..)

enumerate  v. 

enumeration  n.	  1) 	  2) 

enunciate  v.	  1) ,  	  2) ; 	  3)  (  ..)

enunciation  n.	  1)  , 	  2) ; 	  3) 

enure  = inure

envelop  v.	  1) ; 	  2) ; ;	   enveloped in flames  ;	   enveloped in mystery  	  3) . , , 

envelope  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3)  (  ..); 	  4)  ( );  ( )	  5) .  ()

envelopment  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . 

envenomed  1. p-p.  envenom	2. a. , ;	   envenomed tongue  

enviable  a. 

envious  a. 

environ  v. 

environment  n. ,  ;  

environmental  a.    ;       ;	   environmental research   

environmentalist  n. ,       

environs  n. pl.	  1) 	  2) , 

envisage  v.	  1)     (, )	  2)  ()	  3) 

envision  v. .  (-.),    ;  

envoy  I n.	  1) ; , 	  2) ,  	II n.   

envy  1. n.	  1)  (of, at)	  2)  	2. v. 

enwrap  v.	  1)  (in, with)	  2) 

enzyme  n. , 

eocene  n. . 

eolation  n. . 

eon  = aeon

eparchy  n. 

epaulet  n. 

epaulette  n. 

epenthetic  a. .  (   ; . b   nimble, debt)

ephemera  n.	  1) .  	  2) -. , 

ephemeral  a.	  1) , ; 	  2) .    ( , )

epic  1. n.	  1)  	  2) .   ;    	2. a. 

epicene  a. .  

epicentre  n.  ()

epicure  n. 

epicurean  1. a. 	2. n. = epicure

epicureanism  n.	  1)  	  2) 

epicurism  = epicureanism

epicycle  n. . 

epicycloid  n. . 

epidemic  1. n. 	2. a. 

epidemical  = epidemic 2

epidemiology  n. 

epidermal  a. . 

epidermic  = epidermal

epidermis  n. . . , 

epidiascope  n. 

epigastric  a. . ;	   epigastric burning . 

epigastrium  n. .  

epiglottis  n. . 

epigone  n. . 

epigram  n. 

epigrammatist  n.  

epigraph  n. 

epigraphy  n. 

epilepsy  n. . 

epileptic  1. a. 	2. n. 

epilogue  n. 

Epiphany  n.	  1) . ,  ()	  2) (.) 

epiphyte  n.	  1) . 	  2) .   ()

episcopacy  n.	  1)    	  2) 

episcopal  a. ; 

episcopalian  1. n.     	2. a. 

episcopate  n.	  1)  	  2) 

episode  n. 

episodic  a.	  1) 	  2) 

episodical  a.	  1) 	  2) 

epistle  n. . 

epistolary  a. 

epistyle  n.	  1) . , 	  2) . 

epitaph  n. ;    

epithelial  a. . 

epithelium  n. . 

epithet  n. 

epitome  n. .	  1) , 	  2)   

epitomize  v. . ,  ; 

epizootic  .	1. a. 	2. n. 

epoch  n. ; ; 

epochal  a. 

epochmaking  a. , ; ;	   epochmaking discovery   

epopee  n. . 

epos  n. ;  

Epsom  n.  (    ) Epsom salt(s)  ( ) 

equability  n.	  1) 	  2) 

equable  a.	  1) ; 	  2) ,  ( )

equal  1. a.	  1) , ; ;	   on equal terms, on an equal footing   ;	   he speaks French and German with equal ease     -  -;	   twice two is equal to four   - ;	   of equal rank   ;	   equal rights ;	   everything else being equal    	  2) ;	   equal partners   ( ,    ..)	  3) ; ;	   he is not equal to the task       ;	   equal to the occasion   	  4) ,  ( );	   to preserve ( to keep) an equal mind  ,  equal mark ( sign)  	2. n. ; ;	   he has no equal   	3. v.	  1) ,  	  2) , 	  3)   () ;	   to equal the hopes  

equality  n. ; ;	   on an equality with   ,  ( -.)

equalization  n. , 

equalize  v.	  1)   (with, to); , 	  2) .  

equalizer  n.	  1) . ; 	  2) . . 

equally  adv.	  1) ,   ; 	  2) 

equanimity  n. , ; , 

equate  v.	  1) ; ;  ,   	  2) . ;    

equation  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

equatorial  a. 

equerry  n. . 

equestrian  1. n. ; 	2. a. ;	   equestrian statue  ;	   equestrian sport  

equestrienne  n. ;  (.  )

equiangular  a. . 

equidistant  a. . 

equilateral  a. . 

equilibrate  v. ()

equilibration  n.	  1) 	  2) ;  

equilibrist  n. ; 

equilibrium  n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   to maintain (to lose) one's equilibrium   (  )

equimultiples  n. pl. ,   

equine  a. . , 

equinoctial  1. a. 	2. n.	  1)  ;  	  2) pl. ,    

equinox  n. 

equip  v.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  ( ,   .. with)

equipage  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ;	   dressing equipage 	  3) . 

equipment  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ( pl.) .  ;  	  3) -.  

equipoise  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. v. ,   

equipollent  a. .   ; 

equiponderant  a.	  1)   	  2)   

equiponderate  v. ,  

equitable  a. , ;	   equitable to the interest of both parties      ;	   equitable treaty  

equitation  n.  ;   

equity  n.	  1) ; 	  2) .   (   );	   Court of E. ,  ,    	  3)   ,     	  4) pl. .  ,    	  5) (E.) "" (   )

equivalence  n. , ; 

equivalency  n. , ; 

equivalent  1. n. 	2. a. , ; ; 

equivocal  a.	  1) 	  2) 

equivocate  v.  ; ;  

equivocation  n.  (  ); 

equivoke  n. ; ; 

equivoque  n. ; ; 

er  . . ever

era  n. ; 

eradiate  v. , 

eradiation  n. 

eradicate  v.	  1)   	  2) , 

eradication  n. , 

erase  v.	  1) , , 	  2) , ,  ( )	  3) . 

eraser  n. , 

erasure  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ,    	  3) 

erbium  n. . 

ere  1. prep. . ; ;	   ere long 	2. cj. .  ;  ;	   he would die ere he would consent   ,  

Erebus  n. . . ,  ,  

erect  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) ;	   with head erect  ()  	  3) 	  4) 	2. adv. 	3. v.	  1) ; ; ; 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) . ; 

erectile  a.	  1)  	  2) .  ;	   erectile tissue  

erection  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) . 	  4) . , , 

erector  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , 	  4) .  

erelong  adv. . 

eremite  n. . ; , ; 

eremitic  a. . , 

eremitical  a. . , 

erenow  adv. . , 

erethism  n. . ,     

erf  n. (pl. erven) -.    

erg  n. . 

ergo  . adv. . . , 

ergon  = erg

ergonomics  n.  (   ,   )

ergot  n. . 

ergotism  n.  

erica  n. . . 

Erin  n. . 

eristic  .	1. a.  , 	2. n.	  1)  , 	  2)  

ermine  n.  to assume (to wear) the ermine  ()  () 

erne  n. . -

erode  v.	  1) ; ;  ()	  2) . ; 

erogenous  a. ; 

Eros  n. . . , 

erosion  n. , ; ; ; 

erosive  a. ,  ; ; 

erotic  1. a. ; 	2. n.  

eroticism  n.	  1) . 	  2) 

err  v.	  1) , ;	   to err is human   	  2) 	  3) . 

errancy  n. . 

errand  n. ; ;	   to go on an errand ,   ;	   to run (on) errands    fool's errand  ;  ;	   to send smb. on fool's errand  -.  ;	   to make an errand  ,  

errandboy  n.   ; ,  ( )

errant  a.	  1) 	  2)  ( )	  3) ,   

errantry  n.   

errata  n. pl.	  1) pl.  erratum	  2)  

erratic  a.	  1) , , ,  ( ,   ..);	   erratic behaviour  ;	   erratic temperature  	  2) . 	  3) . ;	   erratic block 

erratum  . n. (pl. ta) , 

erring  1. pres-p.  err	2. a. , 

erroneous  a. ; ;	   erroneous policies  ,  

error  n.	  1) , ;	   to make an error  , ;	   in error  , ;	   to be in error 	  2) 	  3) . 	  4) , , 	  5) . 

ersatz  . n. , , 

Erse  n. .	  1)   	  2)   

erst  adv. . , 

erstwhile  .	1. a. , 	2. adv. , , 

erubescent  a.	  1) 	  2) . 

eructate  v.	  1) , 	  2) ; 

eructation  n.	  1) 	  2)  ()

erudite  1. n. ; 	2. a. ; ; 

erudition  n. , ; 

erupt  v.	  1) () ( , )	  2) 	  3)  ( )

eruption  n.	  1)  ()	  2)  (, )	  3) . , 	  4)  ()

eruptive  a.	  1) . , , 	  2) .  ;	   eruptive stage  

erven  pl.  erf

erysipelas  n. . ,  

erythema  n. . 

Esau  n. . 

escalade  n. . .   (  ), 

escalate  v.	  1)  () 	  2) ,  (  ..);	   to escalate confrontation   escalate down  (  ..)

escalating  1. pres-p.  escalate	2. a. , ;	   escalating costs   , 

escalation  n. ,  , ;  (  ..);	   the danger of escalation   (  ..)

escalator  n.  escalator clause  " " (  )

escallop  = scallop

escapade  n.	  1) ,  ;  	  2)  ( )

escape  1. n.	  1) ; ; .   	  2) ; ;	   to have a hairbreadth escape   ,    ( -.)	  3) ,  (  ..)	  4)  (,   ..);  (, )	  5) .  	  6)   	  7) attr. ;	   escape ladder  ;	   escape route   ;	   escape hatch	    )  ;	    )       (  );	   escape velocity   	2. v.	  1) ,   ( , )	  2)  (), ; ; ;	   to escape punishment  	  3) , , ,   	  4)  ; 	  5) ;	   your point escapes me     ;	   his name had escaped my memory     ;	   nothing escapes you! -  !	  6)  (   ..)

escapement  n.	  1)   . {. escape 2}	  2) ,   ()	  3) . , 

escapism  n. . ,   

escapist  1. n.	  1)    	  2) . -	2. a. . ; 

escarp  1. n.	  1)  , 	  2) . 	2. v.	  1)  	  2) . 

escarpment  n. . 

eschalot  = shallot

eschar  n. .  ( )

escheat  .	1. n.	  1)  	  2)     	2. v.	  1)   ( )	  2)   

eschew  v. . , , , 

escort  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , , 	  3) , ; 	2. v. ; , 

escribe  v. .  ()

escritoire  n. . 

esculent  .	1. a. ,    (.  )	2. n. ,  (.  )

escutcheon  n.	  1)  	  2) .  	  3)     a blot on one's escutcheon  ,    

Eskimo  1. n. (pl. oes )  Eskimo dog ;	   Eskimo pie  ()	2. a. 

esophagus  n. (pl. -gi) . 

esoteric  1. a. ;     	2. n. 

espalier  n. . ,  ( )

esparto  n. .  ,  (. esparto grass)

especial  a. , ;	   my especial aversion    ;	   of especial importance  

especially  adv. ,  

Esperanto  n. () 

espial  n.  ; 

espionage  n. , 

esplanade  n.	  1) ,   	  2) . 

espousal  n.	  1) ,  (-. )	  2) (. pl.) . ; 

espouse  v.	  1)  (  ..);  (-. )	  2) .  ; 

espresso  . n. (pl. -os )	  1)  ""	  2)  "" (. espresso bar)

espy  v.	  1) ,  	  2)   (  ..)

Esquimau  p (pl. -aux ) = Eskimo

esquire  n.	  1) 	  2) (Esq.)  (  ;      );	   John Smith, Esq. -  	  3) . = squire 1

essay  1. n.	  1) , , ; 	  2) 	  3) , 	2. v.	  1)  	  2) ;	   to essay a hard task     

essayist  n. ; 

essence  n.	  1) , ;	   in essence  ;	   of the essence 	  2) 	  3) , 	  4) . 	  5) 	  6) . 

essential  1. a.	  1) ;  , 	  2) ,  , 	  3) essential oils  	2. n.	  1) ;  ;	   the essentials of education  	  2) pl.   

essentiality  n. ; 

essentially  adv.	  1)  	  2)  

establish  v.	  1) ; ; 	  2) , ; ;	   to establish favourable conditions (for smth.)    ( -.);	   to establish oneself in a new house    	  3)  (, )	  4) ;	   to establish one's health   ;	   to establish one's reputation   	  5) () 	  6)  ()

established  1. p-p.  establish	2. a.	  1) ;	   E. Church  	  2) ; , ;	   established truth  ;	   established practice  ;	   long established  ; 	  3) 	  4) 

establishment  n.	  1) ; 	  2) , ; 	  3)  ()	  4) , , ;	   separate establishment  	  5) the E.	    )  ;	    ) ;        ; -   ;  

estate  n.	  1) ;	   the fourth estate . " ", 	  2) ;	   personal (real) estate  () 	  3) , 	  4) . ;	   to suffer in one's estate   ;	   man's estate 	  5) attr. estate agent	    )  ;	    )    ,     (. real estate agent);	   estate duty   

esteem  1. n. ;	   to hold in (high) esteem  () 	2. v.	  1) , ;	   I esteem him highly    ;    	  2) , ;  ;	   I shall esteem it a favour     

ester  n. .  

estimable  a.	  1)  	  2) . 

estimate  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ; ; ;	   the Estimates      (   . )	2. v.	  1) ,  	  2)  ;  ; 

estimation  n.	  1) ; ; ;	   in my estimation   	  2) ;	   to hold in estimation 	  3) , ;  ; 

estimator  n. 

Estonian  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  

estop  v. .	  1)  -. ,      	  2)   

estoppel  n. .  

estrange  v. , ,  ;	   to estrange oneself from smb. ,   -.

estrangement  n.	  1) , ; ,  ( )	  2) ; , 

estreat  v.	  1) .      ,   ..	  2) 

estuary  n. , ;  

esurient  a. .	  1) 	  2) 

et cetera  .	  1)   ,  	  2) pl.  ;  

etcetera  .	  1)   ,  	  2) pl.  ;  

etch  v. ;   

etcher  n. ; 

etching  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) , 	  4) attr. etching ground  ;	   etching needle  

eternal  a.	  1) ; , ;	   the E. City 	  2) , ,  (   ..)	  3) . , ;	   his eternal jokes   

eternalize  v. ;  

eternity  n.	  1) 	  2) pl.  	  3)  

eternize  = eternalize

Etesian  a. , ;	   Etesian winds  -   (  )

ethane  n. . 

ether  n.	  1) .  ; . ;	   over the ether  	  2) . , 

ethereal  a.	  1) 	  2) , ; 	  3) 

ethereality  n. , , 

etherization  n.	  1) .   	  2)   

etherize  v.	  1) .  	  2) .   

ethic  a. , ; 

ethical  a. , ; 

ethics  n. pl. (.  sing) ;	   a code of ethics  

Ethiopian  1. a. 	2. n. 

ethmoid  a. ;	   ethmoid bone .  

ethnic  a.	  1) 	  2) 

ethnical  a.	  1) 	  2) 

ethnographic  a. 

ethnographical  a. 

ethnography  n. 

ethnologic  a. 

ethnological  a. 

ethnology  n. 

ethology  n.	  1) ,      	  2)    

ethos  . n. ,  ; 

ethyl  n.	  1) . 	  2) attr. ethyl alcohol  

etiolate  v.	  1) .    , 	  2)  ,   

etiology  n. 

etiquette  n.	  1) 	  2)  

etna  n.  

Eton  n.	  1)  	  2) attr. Eton collar   

Etonian  1. a.    	2. n.   

Etruscan  .	1. a. 	2. n.	  1) 	  2)  

etude  n. . . 

etui  n. .   ,   .; 

etwee  n. .   ,   .; 

etymologic  a. 

etymological  a. 

etymologist  n. 

etymologize  v.  ;   

etymology  n. 

etymon  n. . 

eucalypti  pl.  eucalyptus

eucalyptus  n. (pl. -tuses -ti) . 

Eucharist  n. . , 

euchre  1. n.   	2. v.	  1) .  	  2) . ,  , 

Euclid  n.	  1) 	  2)  

eudiometer  n. . 

eugenic  a. 

eugenics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

eulogist  n. 

eulogistic  a. , 

eulogistical  a. , 

eulogize  v. , , 

eulogy  n.  , ;	   to pronounce a eulogy on smb., to pronounce smb.'s eulogy  -.

eunuch  n. , 

eupeptic  a.	  1)   	  2)  	  3) 	  4) . 

euphemism  n. 

euphemistic  a. 

euphemistical  a. 

euphonic  a. 

euphonical  a. 

euphonious  = euphonic (-al)

euphonize  v.  

euphony  n. 

euphoria  n.	  1) . 	  2) - ;	   in a state of euphoria   

euphrasy  n. .  

euphuism  n. . ,  

Eurasian  1. a. 	2. n. 

eureka  . interj. !

European  1. a. 	2. n. 

europium  n. . 

Eustachian tube  n. .  

euthanasia  . n.	  1)  ,    	  2) ,     

evacuate  v.	  1) , 	  2) ;   (  ..)	  3) . ,  ()

evacuation  n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) . , 

evacuee  n. ; 

evade  v.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ;  (, )	  4)   (,   ..)

evaluate  v.	  1) ;  	  2) .   

evaluation  n. , 

evanesce  v.	  1)   	  2) , 

evanescence  n. 

evanescent  a.	  1) ;  	  2) .  ,   

evangelic  a. 

evangelical  1. a.	  1) 	  2) , 	2. n. 

evangelist  n.	  1) 	  2)  ; 

evanish  v. . ;  (   ..)

evaporate  v.	  1)  (-)	  2) . ; ;	   his hopes evaporated      	  3) ; 

evaporated  1. p-p.  evaporate	2. a. ;	   evaporated milk   ( )

evaporation  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

evaporative  a. ; 

evaporator  n. . 

evasion  n.	  1) ; ,   . {. evade};	   his answer was a mere evasion     	  2) . 

evasive  a.	  1) 	  2) 

Eve  n. . ; ;	   daughters of Eve ,  	eve  n.	  1) ;	   on the eve ;	   Christmas eve 	  2) . . 

even  I n. . 	II 1. a.	  1) , 	  2) ,    (with); ;   ; ;	   even with the ground   ;	   even date .   	  3) , ; ;	   even movement  	  4) ;	   even temper ,  	  5) , 	  6) ;	   evenly even   ( );	   oddly ( unevenly) even  ,     ( ) to get ( to be) even with smb.  ,   -.	2. adv.	  1) 	  2)  ; 	  3) ;	   even if, even though  ;  ;	   even as  	3. v.	  1)  (); 	  2) ,    	  3)  (. even up) to even up on smb. ,   -.

even-handed  a. , 

even-minded  a. ; 

evening  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) attr. ;	   evening star  ;	   evening meal 

evenly  adv.	  1) , ; 	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) ; 

event  n.	  1) ;	   the course of events  ;	   quite an event ,  	  2) , ;	   in the event of his death    ;	   at all events   ;	   in any ( in either) event   	  3) , ;	   his plan was unhappy in the event       	  4)  (  )	  5)     	  6) .  (  )	  7) .   (. nuclear event)

eventful  a.  ,  

eventide  n. . ,  

eventless  a.  

eventual  a.	  1) ,  , 	  2) , 

eventuality  n.  ; ; 

eventually  adv.   ,   ;  

eventuate  v.	  1) ,  (in eventuate -.)	  2)  , , 

ever  adv.	  1) ;	   ever after, ever since    ();	   for ever (and ever), for ever and a day	    ) , ;	    ) ;	   ever yours   (  )	  2) -;	   it is the best symphony I have ever heard   ,   - ;	   hardly ever   -;  	  3) as ever  ;	   I shall do it as soon as ever I can   ,   	  4) . .  : why ever did you do it?      ?;	   what ever do you mean?      ? ever so .	    ) ;	   thank you ever so much   ;	    )   ;	   be the weather ever so bad, I must go      ,   

ever frost  n.  

ever-present  a. 

everglade  n.  ,     E. State   (  )

evergreen  1. a. 	2. n.  

evergrowing  a. ,  ;	   evergrowing demand   

everlasting  1. a.	  1) 	  2) , , ;	   this everlasting noise   	  3) , 	  4) , 	  5)        ( )	2. n.	  1) ;	   from everlasting  	  2) . ,  (. everlasting flower)

evermore  adv. ; 

evert  v.  , 

every  pron. indef.	  1) ; ;	   every time	    ) ;	    )   ,  ;	    ) .  ;  	  2) , ;	   every gun was loaded     every now and then, every now and again   ,   ;	   every bit ( whit) .   ; ;	   every so often   ;	   with every good wish   

everybody  pron. indef. ,  (); ;	   everybody is happy  

everyday  a. ; ; ;	   everyday sentences  ;	   everyday talk    

Everyman  n. ,  ; 

everyone  = everybody

everything  pron. indef. 

everyway  adv.	  1)   	  2)   

everywhere  adv. , 

evict  v.	  1) ; 	  2)    (  ..;	   of, from evict )

eviction  n.	  1) ; 	  2) .   ( )

evidence  1. n.	  1) ;	   in evidence ,    {. . 3}	  2) ; , ;	   to give ( to bear) evidence ;	   on this evidence   ;	   from all evidence, there is ample evidence that    , 	  3) . ;  ;	   piece of evidence ;	   cumulative evidence  ;	   to call in evidence  ( )    {. . 1};	   to turn King's ( Queen's . State's) evidence      ;	   in evidence     {. . 1}	2. v.  , 

evident  a. , 

evidential  a.	  1)   	  2) 

evidentiary  = evidential

evidently  adv. ; 

evil  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   to do evil  ;  ;	   evil comes from evil   ; (the) lesser evil  	  2) , 	  3) , 	  4) . ;	   King's evil ;	   St. John's evil  of two evils choose the less .     	2. a.	  1) , ; ;	   the Evil One ;	   evil tongue  ;	   evil eye  	  2) ; ;	   evil results  	  3) 	  4) , ;	   evil life   to fall on evil days ( times) ;    

evil-doer  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

evil-minded  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

evince  v.	  1) , 	  2) . 

evincible  a. 

evincive  a. ; 

evirate  v. .	  1) 	  2)  

eviscerate  v.	  1) 	  2)  , 

evocative  a.   ;	   evocative device .     

evoke  v.	  1)  (,   ..)	  2) .  ()     

evolution  n.	  1) ;	   Theory of E.  	  2) ; 	  3)  (,   ..)	  4) .  	  5) (. pl.) . . ; ; 	  6)       

evolutional  a. 

evolutionary  = evolutional

evolutionism  n.  

evolutionist  n. 

evolutive  a.  ;    

evolve  v.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3)  (  ..);	   to evolve a plan  	  4)  (, );  ()

evolvent  n. . , 

evulsion  n.  ,   

ewe  n.  one's ewe lamb  ;  

ewer  n. 

ex  pref.	  1)   ,   .. -, -;	   extract ;	   exterritorial 	  2) , , -;	   ex-president  

ex officio  . a. adv.  

ex-libris  . n. ,  

ex-service  a. , 

ex-serviceman  n.    ;  ,  

exacerbate  v.	  1) , 	  2) , 

exacerbation  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) . ;  ()

exact  1. a. ;  ( , ); ;  ; ;	   exact sciences  ;	   exact memory  	2. v.	  1) () ; 	  2)  (from, of)	  3) 

exacting  1. pres-p.  exact 2	2. a.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ; 

exaction  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) 	  3)  ,   ..

exactitude  n. ; 

exactly  adv.	  1) ;  ;	   not exactly the same     	  2) , ,   ( )

exactness  n. ; 

exactor  n. 

exaggerate  v.	  1) 	  2)  

exaggerated  1. p-p.  exaggerate	2. a.	  1) 	  2) .  ,  (   ..)

exaggeratedly  adv. ; 

exaggeration  n. 

exaggerative  a. ;    

exalt  v.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ; ;	   to exalt to the skies   	  3) ,  (  ..)	  4)  

exaltation  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) , 

exalted  1. p-p.  exalt	2. a.	  1)  ( ,   ..); , 	  2) 	  3) 

exam  n. . 

examination  n.	  1) ; ; ; ;	   custom-house examination  ;	   examination by touch . ;	   post-mortem examination .  	  2) ;	   to go in for an examination  ;	   to take an examination  ;	   to pass one's examination  ;	   to fail in an examination   	  3) . 	  4) . 

examination-paper  n.  

examinational  a. 

examine  v.	  1) ;  (. examine into)	  2) . , 	  3) 	  4) . . ; 

examinee  n. 

examiner  n.	  1) ;	   to satisfy the examiners   ,  	  2) ; 

example  n.	  1) ;	   for example ;	   to set a good (bad) example   () ;	   without example  ; ; ;	   to take example by ,   	  2)  , ;	   let it make an example for him     ;	   to make an example of smb.  -.   	  3) 

exanimate  a.	  1)   	  2) ; 

exanthema  n. . 

exarch  n. . 

exarchate  n. . 

exasperate  v.	  1) ; ; ,    	  2)  (,   ..);	   to exasperate enmity  

exasperating  1. pres-p.  exasperate	2. a. , ; 

exasperation  n.	  1) ; , 	  2) ,  (,   ..)

excavate  v.	  1) , ;  ;  	  2) , 	  3) .  

excavation  n.	  1) 	  2)  , 	  3) 	  4) . ,  ;  	  5) . 	  6)  

excavator  n.	  1) 	  2) 

exceed  v.	  1) ,  ;	   to exceed one's instructions   	  2) ;	   to exceed smb. in strength (in height)   -. ( ,  -.)	  3) 

exceeding  1. pres-p.  exceed	2. a. , 

exceedingly  adv. , 

excel  v.	  1)  (in, at);	   to excel smb. at smth.  -.  -.	  2) , ;	   to excel as an orator   

excellence  n.	  1) 	  2)  ;  

excellency  n.	  1) 	  2) . = excellence

excellent  a. , 

excelsior  1. interj.   !	2. n. .   

except  1. v.	  1) 	  2)  (against, to)	  3) .  ()	2. prep.	  1) , ;	   everybody went except John  ,   	  2) except for	    ) (.   )  ; ;	   everything is settled except for a few details   ,    ;	    ) (.  cj.)   	3. cj. .  

excepting  1. pres-p.  except 1	2. prep.  

exception  n.	  1) ;	   the exception proves the rule   ;	   with the exception of...  ...	  2) ;	   to take exception to smth.   -.	  3) ;	   to take exception (at) ,  ()	  4) . 

exceptionable  a. ,  

exceptional  a. ; 

exceptionally  adv. ;	   exceptionally interesting ,  

exceptive  a.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) = exceptional

excerpt  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) () 	2. v.  (),  ,  

excerption  n.	  1)  ;  	  2) ; ; 

excess  n.	  1) , ;	   in excess of ,  	  2) (. pl.) ; 	  3) ;	   to excess  ;  	  4) attr. ;	   excess luggage   ;	   excess fare -. ,  ( );	   excess profit ;	   excess profits tax   

excessive  a. 

exchange  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   in exchange for   ;	   cultural exchange  ;	   exchange of prisoners  	  2) .  ;	   rate ( course) of exchange  ;	   foreign exchange  ;  ;	   bill of exchange , 	  3) ;	   commodity exchange  ;	   grain ( corn) exchange  ;	   labourexchange  	  4)   ; 	  5) attr. 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  ()	  3) ;	   to exchange seats  ;	   to exchange words with smb.   -.  ;	   to exchange ratifications   ;	   to exchange into another regiment       

exchangeable  a.	  1)  ;	   not exchangeable   	  2)   	  3) . , 

exchequer  n.	  1) ;	   Chancellor of the E.   (  )	  2) 	  3) . , 	  4) attr. exchequer bill  

excisable  a.   

excise  I v.	  1) ; 	  2) . , ; 	II 1. n.	  1)  (. excise duty)	  2) (the E.)  	2. v.   

exciseman  n.  

excision  n.	  1) , 	  2) . , 

excitability  n. 

excitant  1. a. 	2. n.  

excitation  n. 

excitative  a. , 

excitatory  = excitative

excite  v.	  1) , ;	   he was excited by ( at, about) the news    ;	   don't excite!  !,  !	  2) ;  (, );  (  ..);	   to excite rebellion  	  3) .  ()

excitement  n. , 

exciter  n. . 

exciting  1. pres-p.  excite	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   an exciting story  

exclaim  v.  exclaim against ,  ;	   exclaim at   

exclamation  n. ;	   mark of exclamation   (!)

exclamatory  a.	  1) ;	   exclamatory sentence  	  2) , 

exclude  v.  (from);  ;   (  ..);	   to exclude smb. from a house  -.  

exclusion  n.  to the exclusion of  

exclusive  a.	  1) ;	   exclusive privileges  	  2) ;	   exclusive occupation  	  3) ;    (   ..)	  4) . ,  exclusive of  , ;	   there were 49 pages exclusive of the title page ()  49    

exclusively  adv. , , 

excogitate  v. , ; 

excogitation  n. , ; , 

excommunicate  1. v.   	2. a.   

excommunication  n.   

excoriate  v.	  1)  , 	  2)   ;  

excoriation  n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3)  ; 

excorticate  v.  , , , 

excrement  n. ( pl.) . , 

excrescence  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

excrescent  a.	  1)  ;  	  2) 

excreta  n. pl. . , 

excrete  v. , 

excretion  n. . 

excretive  a.	  1) .  	  2) . 

excretory  a. . , , 

excruciate  v. , , 

excruciating  1. pres-p.  excruciate	2. a. 

excruciation  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 

exculpate  v. . ; 

exculpation  n. .	  1) , 	  2)   ;  

exculpatory  a. ; 

excursion  n.	  1) ; ;	   to go on an excursion   ;    	  2) 	  3) . -  (  ..)	  4) attr. excursion train      ;	   excursion rates     ( ,   ..)

excursionist  n. , 

excursive  a.	  1)  ( , )	  2) , ;	   excursive reading  	  3)    ( )

excursus  n. (pl. -es )	  1)  ( ,  ); 	  2)   -.      (.  )

excusable  a. ; 

excusatory  a. ; 

excuse  1. n.	  1) , ;	   in excuse of smth.   -.;	   ignorance of the law is no excuse      	  2) , ;	   a poor excuse ,  ;	   to offer excuses 	  3)  ( )	2. v.	  1) , ;	   excuse me! !, !;	   excuse my coming late, excuse me for coming late    ;	   to excuse oneself ; 	  2)  ( , );	   your attendance today is excused     ;	   you're excused    ,   ;	   to excuse from duty .    	  3)  ,  excuse me for living! .    !

exeat  . n.    (   )

execrable  a. , 

execrate  v.	  1) ,  	  2) 

execration  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3)  

execute  v.	  1) , ;   	  2)  ( )	  3)  ()	  4) 	  5)  (, )	  6) .    (   ..)	  7) .  ()

execution  n.	  1) 	  2)  ( )	  3)  	  4) 	  5) .    (   ..)	  6) .  ;  ();	   writ of execution  	  7) . ; ;	   to make good execution ;  ()

executioner  n. ; . . 

executive  1. a. ; . . ;	   executive council .  ;	   executive committee  ;	   executive board ;	   executive secretary  ;   (  );	   executive agreement . ,          ;	   executive order .  ;	   executive officer .  ; .   ;	   executive session .  ;	   to go into executive session .    , 	2. n.	  1) (the executive)  ,  	  2) (E.) .   : Chief E.  	  3) .  , ,  (, );	   business executives   	  4) . .   ();  

executor  n.	  1) 	  2) .  

executrix  n. 

exegesis  n. ,  (. )

exemplar  n.	  1) ,   	  2) 	  3) 

exemplary  a.	  1) , ;  	  2) , 	  3) 

exemplification  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) .  

exemplify  v.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)    

exempt  1. a.	  1)  ( ,    ..)	  2)  (   ..)	2. v.  ( , ;	   from)

exemption  n.  (   ..);	   exemption from military service    

exequatur  n. . 

exequies  n. pl. 

exercise  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   five-finger exercises   ;	   Latin exercise   	  2)  ; ;	   to take exercises  ;  	  3) , ;	   the exercise of good will   	  4) . , ;  	  5) pl. . , : graduation exercises   ( )	  6) pl. 	  7) attr. exercise book ;	   exercise yard   ( );	   exercise ground .  	2. v.	  1) (); , 	  2) .  ; 	  3)  ()	  4) ,  ();  ()	  5)  ();	   to exercise one's personality   	  6) pass.  (over, about);	   I am exercised about his future    

exergue  n.      (   , )

exert  v.	  1)  ();	   to exert every effort   ;	   to exert oneself  , ;    	  2)  ; ;	   to exert one's influence  	  3) .  ()

exertion  n.	  1) , 	  2)  (  ..)	  3)  ( , )

exes  n. pl. . . 

exeunt  . . "" ()

exfoliate  v. ,  , ; ; 

exfoliation  n. , ,   . {. exfoliate}

exhalation  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , 

exhale  v.	  1) ;  	  2)  (  ..); ,   ,   	  3)   (  ..)

exhaust  1. n. .	  1)  ; , 	  2) attr. , ;	   exhaust steam ,  	2. v.	  1)  (, ;   ..); ;	   to exhaust all reserves   ;	   to exhaust oneself with work   () 	  2) ;	   to exhaust the subject  	  3) , , ,  ();  ()

exhausted  1. p-p.  exhaust 2	2. a.	  1) , ; ; 	  2) 

exhauster  n. .	  1)  , 	  2) 	  3) 

exhaustible  a. ; 

exhausting  1. pres-p.  exhaust 2	2. a. ; 

exhaustion  n.	  1) , ;	   to dance oneself to exhaustion   	  2) , ; 	  3)  ()

exhaustive  a.	  1) 	  2) 

exhibit  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) .  	2. v.	  1) ; ;	  2) ; ()  	  3) .   

exhibition  n.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   to make an exhibition of oneself	    )     ,  ;	    )    	  3) 	  4) .  	  5)   (  ..)

exhibitioner  n. 

exhibitionism  n.	  1) . 	  2)   , 

exhibitionist  n. . 

exhibitor  n. 

exhilarate  v. ; , 

exhilarated  1. p-p.  exhilarate	2. a.	  1) 	  2) , 

exhilaration  n.	  1) ;  ,  	  2) ,   ,  ,    

exhort  v.	  1) , ;  -.  -.; 	  2) 	  3) ,  (  ..)

exhortation  n. .	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) 

exhortative  a. , 

exhumation  n. ,  

exhume  v.	  1) 	  2)   

exigence  n. .  , 

exigency  n. .  , 

exigent  a.	  1)   , 	  2) 

exigible  a. .  

exiguity  n. . , 

exiguous  a. . , , 

exile  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   to live in exile     ;	   to be sent into exile  , 	  2) ; 	2. v. ; 

exility  n. ; 

exist  v.	  1) ; 	  2) , ;	   lime exists in many soils     	  3) .   

existence  n.	  1) ; ;	   a wretched existence  	  2) ;  ;	   in existence   	  3) 

existent  a. ; ; 

existentialism  n. . 

exit  1. n.	  1) ;	   no exit!  !	  2)  (  )	  3) . , 	  4) attr. exit visa ( permit)  	2. v. . "" ()

exodus  n.	  1)   (.  )	  2) .    	  3) (the E.)  (2-   )

exogamy  n. 

exonerate  v.	  1)   (, )	  2) ;	   to exonerate oneself ,   

exoneration  n. , 

exonerative  a.   (, ); 

exorbitance  n. , 

exorbitancy  n. , 

exorbitant  a. , 

exorcism  n. ,   

exorcize  v. ,   

exordia  pl.  exordium

exordial  a. , 

exordium  n. (pl. -dia, -diums ) . ,  ( , )

exoteric  a. . , ;  

exothermal  = exothermic

exothermic  a. . 

exotic  1. a. ; 	2. n.	  1)  	  2)   ( )

expand  v.	  1) (-); ()  ; ()	  2)  ();  ()	  3) () (into)	  4)  ; 	  5) . , 	  6) .  ()	  7)   , 

expanse  n.	  1) () ; ;	   an expanse of lake (of field)   ( )	  2) , 

expansibility  n. 

expansible  a. 

expansion  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) 	  3) , 	  4) .  ()	  5) . , 

expansionism  n. ,       

expansive  a.	  1)  ; 	  2) 	  3) ; ;  ( );	   an expansive smile  

expansivity  n. 

expatiate  v. ,  ( -.  expatiate upon)

expatriate  1. n. ; 	2. v.	  1)   ; 	  2) refl. ;   

expatriation  n.	  1)   	  2) 

expect  v.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) . , , 	  4) to be expecting .  ,   

expectance  n.	  1) 	  2) ; , 	  3) 

expectancy  n.	  1) 	  2) ; , 	  3) 

expectant  1. n. , 	2. a.	  1)  (of)	  2) ;	   expectant policy  ;	   expectant treatment .  ;  	  3)  (  -.)	  4) . ;	   expectant mother ,   

expectation  n.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   pl.   ,  ;	   beyond (contrary to) expectation  () 	  3) ;	   expectation of life    

expectorant  n. .  

expectorate  v. , , 

expectoration  n.	  1)   . {. expectorate}	  2)  

expedience  n. ; 

expediency  n. ; 

expedient  1. a. , , ,  (); 	2. n.    ; , ;	   to go to every expedient   

expedite  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) 	2. v.	  1) ;  	  2)  ; , ;	   to expedite matters  	  3)  

expediter  n.	  1) 	  2) ,       ..; = 

expedition  n.	  1) 	  2) ; ;	   with expedition , 

expeditionary  a. ;	   expeditionary force  

expeditious  a. , 

expel  v.	  1) , ; 	  2) , 	  3) ,  ( )

expellee  n. 

expend  v.  (on), 

expendable  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

expendables  n. pl. .   

expenditure  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

expense  n.	  1) , ;	   heavy expenses  ;	   to cut down expenses  ;	   to go to expense ;	   to put smb. to expense  -.  ,  	  2)  	  3) ;	   at the expense of one's life  ;	   to profit at the expense of another     ;	   to laugh at smb.'s expense   -.,  -.  

expensive  a. , 

experience  1. n.	  1) () ;	   to know smth. by ( from) experience  -.  ;	   to learn by experience  -.  () 	  2) 	  3) ;	   an unpleasant experience  	  4) pl. 	  5) ,  	  6) , 	2. v. ,   ;	   to experience bitterness of smth.   -.

experienced  1. p-p.  experience 2	2. a. , 

experiential  a. .   ; 

experiment  1. n. , 	2. v.  ,  (on, with)

experimental  a.	  1) ,   	  2) 	  3) 

experimentalize  v.  , 

experimentally  adv.  ,   

experimentation  n. 

experimenter  n. , 

expert  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) attr. expert evidence ,  	2. a. ,  (at, in expert ); 

expertise  n. .	  1)    (  ); ,  	  2) 

expiate  v. .  ()

expiation  n. . 

expiatory  a. 

expiration  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ,  ()

expiratory  a.	  1) 	  2) . 

expire  v.	  1) 	  2) ,  ( );   (   ..)	  3) ; 

expiry  n. ,  

explain  v.	  1) ;  ()	  2) ,  ();	   to explain oneself ;   (  ) explain away 

explainable  a. ;  

explanation  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) 

explanatory  a. ;  ( )

expletive  1. a.	  1)     ; , 	  2) 	2. n.	  1)  	  2)    

explicable  a. 

explicate  v. ,  ();  ()

explication  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ()	  3) . ,   ()

explicative  a. 

explicatory  = explicative

explicit  a.	  1) , ,   ; ; , ;	   he is quite explicit on the point         	  2) . ;	   explicit function  

explode  v.	  1) ()	  2) ,  (  ..)	  3)  (  ..);	   to explode with laughter   	  4)  ( )

exploded  1. p-p.  explode	2. a. exploded custom  

exploder  n. ; 

exploit  I n. 	II v.	  1) 	  2)  ()	  3) . to exploit success  

exploitation  n.	  1) 	  2) .  

exploiter  n. 

exploration  n.	  1) 	  2) . .  

explorative  = exploratory

exploratory  a. ; 

explore  v.	  1) ; ; 	  2) , 	  3) ,  ()	  4) . . 

explorer  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . 

explosion  n.	  1) 	  2)  (  ..)	  3) attr. explosion engine .   ;	   explosion stroke   (  )

explosive  1. a.	  1) ;	   explosive bomb  ;	   explosive bullet  	  2) 	  3) . 	2. n.	  1)  	  2) .  

exponent  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  (,   ..)	  3)  (   ..)	  4) , 	  5) ;   ,    	  6) . ,  	2. a. 

export  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3) (. pl.)  ,   	  4) attr. , ;	   export duty  	2. v. ,  ()

exporter  n. 

expose  I n. .  	II v.	  1) ,   (,   ..);  : a house exposed to the south ,   	  2)  (,   ..);    ;	   to expose to difficulties    ;	   to expose a child     ,  	  3)  (,  )	  4)  ()	  5) 	  6) .  

exposition  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) , , 	  3) . , 	  4) . . 

expositive  a. ; 

expository  a. 

expostulate  v.	  1)  ;  (with expostulate -.;	   about, for, on expostulate  -.)	  2) 	  3) 

expostulation  n. ,  

exposure  n.	  1)  ( ,    ..)	  2)  (,   ..)	  3)  ()   	  4) 	  5)  (. . )	  6) , ;	   the room has a southern exposure    	  7) . 	  8) .    	  9)  	  10) attr. exposure hazards ,      (  ..);	   exposure meter . 

expound  v.	  1) 	  2) , 

express  1. n.	  1) -. 	  2)  () 	  3) .  , ,   ..       	  4) .    (. express company)	2. a.	  1) ,  ;	   express desire  ;  ;	   the express image of his person   	  2) , 	  3) ; ;	   express train  , ;	   express delivery  ;	   express bullet     ;	   express rifle      	3. adv.	  1) ,  ;  	  2) to travel express  	4. v.	  1)  (, );	   to be unable to express oneself   ,   ;	   the agreement is expressed so as...  ...	  2)  (from, out of)	  3)       (, )	  4) .      (  ..)	  5)  

express way  n. ;    

expressible  a. 

expression  n.	  1) ;	   beyond expression ;	   to give expression to one's feelings   ,    	  2)  (,   ..)	  3) ,  	  4) , 	  5)  (,   ..)

expressionism  n. . 

expressive  a.	  1) ; ;	   expressive glance  	  2) ;	   expressive of joy (despair)   ()

expressman  n. .   

expropriate  v.	  1) 	  2) , 

expropriation  n.	  1) 	  2) ;  

expulsion  n.	  1) ;  ( , )	  2) . , ; 

expulsive  a. 

expunge  v.  ( ,  )

expurgate  v.    ( )

expurgation  n.  (   )

exquisite  1. n. , , 	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3)  ( )

exsanguinate  v. 

exsanguine  a. , 

exscind  v. , 

exsiccate  v.	  1) 	  2) 

exsiccation  n. 

extant  a. ,    , 

extemporaneous  a.	  1) , 	  2) , ; 

extemporary  = extempore 1

extempore  1. a. , 	2. adv.  , 

extemporization  n. ; 

extemporize  v. 

extend  v.	  1)  (-); ()	  2) ;	   to extend one's hand for a handshake    	  3) ;  (    ..)	  4)  (  ..);  (  ..); , ,  ()	  5)  ()	  6)  (,  extend to);	   to extend sympathy and kindness to smb.      -.	  7)    ,  (.  )	  8) . () 	  9) (. pass) .  

extended  1. p-p.  extend	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) ;	   extended payment   	  4) ;	   extended order .  	  5) . ;	   simple extended sentence   

extender  n. .  (  ..)

extensibility  n. 

extensible  a. 

extensile  a. 

extension  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) , ; ; , ;	   to put an extension to one's house    ;	   the son was an extension of his father     	  4) ; 	  5) -. 	  6) . ; 	  7) . , 	  8)   (   );  ;   ( )	  9) .  ()	  10) attr. extension table  ;	   extension apparatus .  ( )   University E.  ;  ;  ,    ,   

extensive  a.	  1) , ;	   extensive discussion  	  2)  ;	   extensive plans  	  3) -. 

extensively  adv.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)   ;	   to travel extensively  ;    

extensor  n. .  , 

extent  n.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   to what extent?   , ?;	   to a great extent   ;	   to the full extent of one's power   ;	   to such an extent   ;	   to exert oneself to the utmost extent    

extenuate  v.	  1) 	  2)   ;  ()	  3)  , ;	   nothing can extenuate his wrong-doing    

extenuation  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) ,  

extenuatory  a.  ();  ()

exterior  1. n.	  1) , ; ,  	  2)  ()	  3) .  	  4) . ;   	2. a.	  1) , ;	   exterior angle  	  2) , 	  3) ;	   without exterior help   

exteriority  n.  ;   -.

exteriorize  = externalize

exterminate  v. ; 

extermination  n. , ; 

exterminator  n.	  1) , 	  2)  

exterminatory  a. , 

external  1. a.	  1) , ;	   for external use only    ;	   external ear .  	  2) ,  ,   (-.);	   external force  ;	   external reality     ;	   external evidence    ;	   external world  ,   	  3) () , ;	   external circumstances ,    	  4) ,  ( , )	2. n. pl.	  1) ; , ;	   to judge by externals   	  2)  

externality  n. 

externalize  v.	  1) ,   ;    	  2)     ;	   to externalize one's failure     

exterritorial  a. 

exterritoriality  n. 

extinct  a.	  1) ;	   extinct volcano  	  2)  ( ,   ..)	  3) 	  4)    ,  (   ..)	  5)    ( ,   ..)

extinction  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3)  ()	  4)  ()	  5)  ()	  6) .  ()

extinguish  v.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) ,  (, , )	  4) . , ; 

extinguisher  n. ; 

extirpate  v.	  1) ,   ; 	  2) . ; 

extirpation  n.	  1) , 	  2) . ; , 

extirpator  n.	  1) 	  2) -. , 

extol  v. 

extort  v.  ();  (  ..)

extortion  n.	  1) 	  2)   

extortionate  a.	  1) 	  2)  ( )

extortioner  n. , 

extra  1. n.	  1) -. ;  ; ;	   service, fire and light are extras  ,     	  2)  	  3)   ()	  4) . . 	  5) pl.  	2. a.	  1) , ;	   extra duty  	  2) , ;	   she has nothing extra around her waist    ; =  	  3)  	3. adv.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   charged extra  

extra-  pref. -, -, -, -;	   extraordinary , ;	   extra-territorial 

extra-judicial  a. .     ; ;     (  )

extra-mundane  a. 

extra-mural  a.	  1) extra-mural interment    	  2)   ;	   extra-mural courses   ;       ,   

extracellular  a. . 

extract  1. n.	  1) . 	  2) ,  ( )	2. v.	  1) ,  ();  ();  ()	  2)  (  ..);  (,   ..);	   to extract information  	  3)  	  4) .  ()	  5)  (, );  

extraction  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ;	   of Indian extraction   	  3) , 

extractive  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   extractive industries   	  3) 	2. n. 

extractor  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) . 	  3)  ( )

extraditable  a.	  1)   ( )	  2)   ()

extradite  v.  (  )

extradition  n.  (  ), 

extramarital  a. ; ;	   extramarital affair    (  )

extraneous  a. ,  ; , ;	   extraneous body  

extraofficial  a.      

extraordinarily  adv.  ,  

extraordinary  a.	  1) ; , 	  2) ; ;	   extraordinary measures  	  3) , ; 	  4) .  (  ..)

extrapolation  n. . 

extrasensory  a. .  

extraterritorial  = exterritorial

extravagance  n.	  1) 	  2) ; ; 	  3) , ; 

extravagancy  n.	  1) 	  2) ; ; 	  3) , ; 

extravagant  a.	  1) 	  2) , ;  ( , )	  3)  ( , )	  4)  ( , )	  5) . 

extravaganza  n.	  1)  ; ; 	  2)  ;  

extravasation  n. .	  1) 	  2) , 

extravehicular  a.         ;	   extravehicular period     ;	   extravehicular activity    

extreme  1. n.	  1)  , ;	   to run to an extreme   ;	   to go to extremes    ;	   in the extreme   ;	   extremes meet  	  2) pl. .   ()	2. a.	  1) ;	   extreme old age  ;	   extreme views ,  ;	   extreme youth  ;	   the extreme penalty (of the law) .   ;	   extreme reform  	  2) 	  3) ;	   in one's extreme moment  

extremely  adv. , ; . 

extremeness  n.  ()

extremist  n. ,   ,  

extremity  n.	  1) , , 	  2) pl. 	  3) ,  ;	   in the worst extremity    ;	   to drive smb. to extremity  -.  ,  	  4) pl.  

extricate  v.	  1)  (  ;	   from, out of);	   to extricate oneself	    ) ;	    ) .   ;	   to extricate casualties .  	  2)  ( )	  3) .  ()

extrication  n. , 

extrinsic  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

extrinsical  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

extroversion  n.	  1) .    	  2)     ,  ;   

extrovert  n.	  1) . ,    	  2) ,    ;    

extrude  v.	  1) , 	  2) . , , 

extrusion  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) . 

exuberance  n. , , 

exuberancy  n. , , 

exuberant  a.	  1) ;	   exuberant health  	  2) ,   ( )	  3)   ; ;	   exuberant high spirits  	  4)  (   ..)	  5) , 

exuberate  v. . 

exudation  n.	  1) ,  ()  	  2) . 

exude  v. () (   ..);   

exult  v. , , ;	   to exult at ( over) one's success   ;	   to exult in one's victory   

exultancy  = exultation

exultant  a. 

exultation  n. , 

exuviae  n. pl.	  1) .      (, )	  2) .   

exuviate  v. ,  , 

exuviation  n. ,  , 

eyas  n.	  1) ,  	  2) attr. ;	   eyas thoughts  

eye  1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) , ;	   easy on the eye   ;	   to set eyes on smb., smth.     -., -.;    -., -.	  3) ; ;	   in the eyes of smb.  -. ;	   in my eyes -;	   in the eye of the law   	  4)  (   )	  5)  (); ; 	  6) . 	  7)     (  )	  8)  ( )	  9) . , ;	   a private eye  	  10) .  	  11) .  	  12) .    black eye	    )  ;	    ) .  ;	   a quick eye  , ;	   to be all eyes    ;	   to have ( to keep) an eye on ( to) smb., smth.   -., -.;	   to close one's eyes to smth.    -.,   -.;	   to make eyes at smb.   -.;	   to have an eye for smth.	    )  ;   ;	    )   -.;    -.;	   to have a good eye for a bargain   ;	   to see with half an eye  ,  (-.);	   one could see it with half an eye      ;	   if you had half an eye...       ...;	   up to the eye in work (in debt) =     ( );	   eyes right! (left!, front!) .  ! (!, !) ();	   the eye of day ;  ;	   eye for eye .   ;	   four eyes see more than two . =  ,   ;	   to have eyes at the back of one's head  ;	   in the mind's eye  , ;	   to keep one's eyes open ( clean, skinned, peeled) .   ;   ;	   with an eye to  ;  , ;	   to make smb. open his (her) eyes  -.;	   it was a sight for sore eyes   ; (oh) my eye(s)!  ;	   all my eye (and Betty Martin)! !, !	2. v. ,  ; 

eye-bath  n. .  

eye-beam  n.  

eye-catcher  n. ,   ;  

eye-cup  n. .   (  )

eye-glass  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) pl. ; ; 	  4) = eyebath

eye-opener  n.	  1) . -.,   ; -.,       	  2) .   (. )

eye-service  n.	  1) ,     ;  - 	  2)  

eye-socket  n. 

eye-spotted  a.  , 

eye-tooth  n. .   to cut one's eye-teeth   , , 

eye-wink  n.	  1) () 	  2) 

eyeball  n.  

eyebrow  n.	  1) ;	   to raise the eyebrows   (   )	  2) attr. eyebrow pencil   

eyeful  n.	  1) to get an eyeful    (-.)	  2) .  	  3) .  

eyehole  n.	  1)  	  2)  ( ), 

eyelash  n.	  1) 	  2) (. pl.)  without turning an eyelash   

eyeless  a.	  1) 	  2) . , 

eyelet  n.	  1) , ;  	  2) = eyehole 2

eyelid  n. 

eyepiece  n.  ( )

eyeshadow  n.   

eyeshot  n.  ;	   out of (within) eyeshot   ( ) 

eyesight  n. ;	   good (poor) eyesight  () 

eyesore  n. -. ,  ( );   ;	   to be an eyesore  

eyewash  n.	  1)   	  2) . 

eyewater  n.	  1) = eyewash 1	  2) 	  3) . 

eyewitness  n. ; 

eyre  n. .   

F, f  n. (pl. Fs, F's )	  1) 6-  . 	  2) . 	  3) .   (    )	  4) . .   

fa  n. . 

fab  a. . ; 

Fabian  1. a.	  1) ,  ( , , )	  2) 	2. n. 

fable  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) ; ; 	  4) . 	2. v. . . ,  

fabler  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  , 

fabliau  n. . (pl. -aux) . 

fabliaux  pl.  fabliau

fabric  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) , , ;	   the fabric of society  	  5) , ; 	  6) attr. , ;	   fabric gloves  

fabricate  v.	  1) ;	   to fabricate a charge  	  2)  ()	  3) , , , ;    	  4) . 

fabricated house  n.  ;    ,   

fabrication  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) , 	  4) . 

fabulist  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

fabulosity  n. , 

fabulous  a.	  1) , , ;	   fabulous wealth  	  2) , ; 

facade  n. .	  1) 	  2) ,  	  3) ()   (  ..); ;	   he maintained a facade of contentment   ,   

face  1. n.	  1) ; ; ;	   face to face	    )   ;	    ) ,  ;	   in the face of	    )  ;	    ) ;	   in ( to) smb.'s face ,  ,  ;	   to laugh in smb.'s face    -.;	   black ( blue, red) in the face  ( ,   ..);	   full face ;	   half face  ;	   straight face ,    ;	   to keep a straight face   	  2)  ;	   a sad ( long) face ,  	  3) ;	   to draw ( to make) faces  	  4)  ;	   on the face of it    ;   ;	   to put a new face on     ;   ;	   to put a bold face on  	  5) ,  ,  (  ..);   (; . face of cloth)	  6) .  ; 	  7) ;	   to have the face (to say)   ( -.);	   to show a face  	  8) 	  9) . () ; ; , 	  10) . ;	   right about face!  !	  11) . 	  12) . ;  	  13) 	  14) .  ()	  15) .  ()	  16) .   ( ) to fling ( to cast, to throw) smth. in smb.'s face   ;	   before smb.'s face  ()   -.;	   to save one's face  , ;  ;	   to lose face  ;	   to set one's face against smth. ()  -.;	   to open one's face . ,  ;	   it's written all over his face =      ;	   to travel on ( to run) one's face .      ;    	2. v.	  1)   ( -.);   ;     ;	   to face page 20   20 ( );	   the man now facing me ,    ;	   my windows face the sea     	  2)  ;     ;	   to face the facts    ;   ;	   to face reality  ( ) ;	   to face danger  	  3)  ( );  (   ..);	   to face a task     ;  	  4) ; 	  5) ,  ()	  6)  ()	  7)  () face about .  ;	   face down ; ;	   face out	    )  ,  ;	    )  -.;	   face up	    )   -.  (to);	    )    (to) to face the music	    ) ,  ,   ;	    )  , ;	   to face the knocker    

face card  n.  ( )

face value  n.   (,   ..) to accept ( to take) smth. at its face value  -.   

face-ache  n. .   

face-guard  n. .  

face-lifting  n.      

facer  n.	  1)   	  2) . .  ,  

facet  1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) 	2. v. ; 

facetiae  . n. pl.	  1) , 	  2)     

facetious  a.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 

facia  = fascia 2

facial  1. a.  (. .);	   facial artery  ;	   facial angle  ;	   facial expression  	2. n.  

facile  a.	  1) ;   ;	   facile victory  	  2) ,  ( ,   ..);	   facile verse  	  3) , 	  4) , ;  ( );	   a facile handler  

facilitate  v. ; ; ; 

facilitation  n. , 

facility  n.	  1) ;    	  2) ,  ()	  3)  ()	  4) , 	  5) (. pl.) ,  ; ;	   facilities for study    	  6) pl. ; ; ;	   mechanical facilities  ;	   athletic facilities  	  7) facility of access  ( ,    ..)	  8) pl.  ; 

facing  1. pres-p.  face 2	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ,  	  3)  ()	  4) , 	  5) pl.   (,   ..    , )	  6) pl. .   	  7) attr. ;	   facing sand  ;	   facing stone	    )  ;	    )  to put smb. through his facings  -. , "" -.;  -. 

facsimile  1. n. ;	   in facsimile  	2. v.    

fact  n.	  1) ; ; ; ;	   stark fact ,  	  2) , ;	   this is a fact and not a matter of opinion   	  3) , ;	   the fact that he was there, shows... ,    , ...;	   the fact is that   , ;	   the fact of the matter is that    ,  in fact, in point of fact ,   ,  ;  ,  ;  

fact-finding  n.	  1)  ;  	  2) attr. fact-finding board ( committee)   

faction  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) ,  

factionalism  n. 

factious  a. , 

factitious  a. ; ; 

factitive  a. . , 

factor  n.	  1) ,  ;	   factor of time  	  2) , 	  3) ; , 	  4) .  ()	  5) . 	  6) . , ;	   correction factor  ;	   factor of safety  ;  

factorial  I n. . 	II a. . 

factory  n.	  1) , 	  2) . 	  3) attr. ;	   factory committee - ;	   F. Acts  ;	   factory accident  ;	   factory farming     

factory-buster  n. .   

factotum  n. ,  

factual  a. , ;   

facultative  a.	  1) , 	  2) ; 

faculty  n.	  1) , ;	   faculty of speech  ;	   faculty for music  ;	   to be in possession of all one's faculties ()       	  2)    	  3) 	  4) - 	  5) (the F.) .   	  6) ; 

fad  n. , ; ; ;   (-.);	   to be full of fads and fancies     

faddiness  n. 

faddist  n. , 

faddy  a. ;    -.    

fade  v.	  1) , , 	  2) , , 	  3)   ( fade away);	   all memory of the past has faded    	  4) ,  ( );  ( )	  5)  fade away ; ;	   fade in . . .       ;	   fade out . . .       

fade-in  n.	  1) . . .   (  )	  2) .  " "

fade-over  n. . 

fadeaway  n. .  

fadeless  a. ; 

fadeout  n.	  1) . . .   (  )	  2) .  " "

fading  1. pres-p.  fade	2. n. . , 

faeces  n. pl.	  1) 	  2) ; 

faerie, faery  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) 	  3) attr. , ; 

fag  1. n.	  1) . ,    	  2)  ,    ( . )	  3) . 	  4) . , 	2. v.	  1) (. fag away) ,  (at - )	  2)  (. fag out)	  3)    ;     ( . ) fag out	    )   ;	    )   ( )

fag-end  n. .	  1)     (-.)	  2) 	  3) ;	   the fag-end of smth. ()  -.;	   at the fag-end of a book    ;	   the fag-end of the day  

faggot  1. n.	  1) ,  ;  ; 	  2) .  ( )	  3)     	  4) . 	  5) attr. faggot wood 	2. v.	  1)    ; 	  2) .   

fagot  . = faggot

Fahrenheit  n.  ;   

faience  n. 

fail  1. n. without fail , , 	2. v.	  1)  ;   ;	   my attempt has failed    	  2) . ()  ;	   to fail in mathematics   	  3)  ,  ,  ;	   the maize failed that year      ;	   I will never fail you     	  4) ; ;	   his courage failed him   ;	   his heart failed him    ,  	  5)  ,  ;	   to fail in one's duties   ;	   don't fail to let me know     ;	   he failed to make use of the opportunity     ;	   don't fail to come  ;	   I fail to see your meaning   ,    	  6) ,  ;   ( -.);	   words fail me   ;	   this novel fails in unity     ;	   time would fail me   ,    	  7) ,  ;	   his sight has failed of late       	  8)  ;   

failing  1. pres-p.  fail 2	2. n. ; 	3. a.	  1) 	  2) 	4. prep.  ;   ;	   failing an answer to my letter I shall telegraph       ,  

faille  n. . . 

failure  n.	  1) , , ;	   harvest failure ;	   to end in failure  ;	   to meet with failure  ;	   the play was a failure  	  2) ,  (-.)	  3) , 	  4) , ;	   failure to respond in a proper way   	  5) ;  	  6) 	  7) . , ;   ,     	  8) . , 

fain  I	1. a. predic. .	  1)  (to);	   he was fain to comply    	  2) . ,   -.	2. adv. . . (. .  would) ,  ;	   he would fain depart     	II v. fain (s) I!   !;	   fains wicket-keeping!    !

faineant  .	1. n. , 	2. a. , 

faint  1. n. ,  ;	   dead faint   ,  	2. a.	  1) , ; 	  2) , ; ;	   faint sound ,   	  3) , , ;	   not the faintest hope   	  4) ,   ;	   to feel faint  	  5) ,  faint heart never won fair lady . =  - ;   	3. v.	  1) ;   	  2) . .  

faint-heart  n. ;  ; =  

faint-hearted  a. , 

faint-heartedly  adv. , ; 

fainting-fit  n. 

faintly  adv. ; ; ;	   faintly discernible  

fair  I n.	  1) ;	   Bartholomew F. .   (      .  - 24 )	  2)  	  3) ;	   world fair   the day after the fair  	II 1. a.	  1) ; , ; ;	   fair game  ;	   it is fair to say    ;	   fair and square , ;	   fair play   ; .  , ;	   by fair means  ;	   by fair means or foul  ;	   fair price ,  	  2) , ;	   a fair amount  	  3) , ;	   fair to middling  , ;	   this film was only fair    	  4) ; ;	   fair complexion  ( )  ;	   fair man 	  5) , ;	   fair weather ,  ;	   a fair chance of success    	  6) , ;	   fair name  	  7) , 	  8) . , ;	   fair one    ;	   the fair sex  ,  fair field and no favour      ;	   all's fair in love and war .        	2. adv.	  1) ;	   to hit (to fight) fair   ()  	  2) , ;	   to strike fair in the face    	  3) , 	  4) . , ;	   to speak smb. fair ,    -. fair and softly! !, !;	   does the boat lie fair? .    ?;	   fair enough . , ; 	3. n. . ;	   the fair .   for fair . , 

fair-dealing  1. n. , 	2. a. 

fair-maid  n.	  1) = fumade	  2)     , . February fair-maids 

fair-spoken  a. , , 

fair-weather  a.      fair-weather friends  ,    ;	   fair-weather sailor    

fairing  I n. ,    to get one's fairing   	II n. . 

fairly  adv.	  1) , 	  2) ;   ; ;	   fairly often (well)   ()	  3) ; ;	   in fairly close relations    	  4) . ; 

fairness  n. ; ,   . {. fair II, 1};	   in all fairness   ()

fairway  n. . ;  ; 

fairy  1. n.	  1) ; ; ;	   bad fairy  ,  	  2) . . 	2. a.	  1) , ;   	  2) 	  3) , 

fairy-mushroom  n.  ()

fairy-tale  n.	  1) () 	  2) . , , " "

Fairyland  n. ,  

fait accompli  n. .  ;	   to present with a fait accompli    

faith  n.	  1) , ;	   to place one's faith (in smth.)   (-.);	   to shake ( to shatter) smb.'s faith  -. 	  2) , ;	   the Reformed faith 	  3) ; , ;	   in good faith ; ;	   in bad faith 	  4) , , ;	   to plight (to break) one's faith  ()  by my faith!, in faith!  !; -!;	   in faith whereof .   

faithful  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) ;  , 	2. n. (the faithful) pl. . ; ;	   Father of the faithful 

faithfully  adv. ; ;	   yours faithfully =    (  )

faithfulness  n. , 

faithless  a.	  1) ; ;   	  2) . ; 

fake  I v. .  ()  	II 1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	2. v.	  1) ,  (. fake up)	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) . 

faked  a. , ; ;	   faked diamonds  ;	   faked report  

faked-up  a. faked-up evidence  

faker  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ;  ; 	  3) .  

fakir  n. 

fal-lal  n. ,  

Falangist  n. 

falcate  falcated a. . 

falchion  n.	  1)    	  2) . 

falciform  a. . 

falcon  n.	  1) 	  2) = falconet 2

falconer  n.  ; 

falconet  n.	  1) . 	  2) .  ()

falconry  n.	  1)  	  2)   

falderal  n.	  1) , 	  2)       

faldstool  n.	  1)   	  2)   

fall  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ;	   a heavy fall of rain 	  3) . 	  4) (. pl.)  (., Niagara Falls)	  5)  ()	  6) , ,  (); ,   	  7)  (  ..)	  8)   	  9) , ,  	  10)  ;  ;	   the F. of man . 	  11) ;  , 	  12) .  ( );	   to try a fall with smb.   -.	  13) . ,  	  14) .      (. block and fall)	  15) .  pride will have a fall . =      ;     ,     	2. v. (fell; fallen)	  1) , , ;	   the Neva has fallen    ;	   prices are falling  	  2) ; ()  ( ,   ..)	  3) , ;	   the curtain falls  ;	   the temperature has fallen  ; ;	   my spirits fell   	  4)  	  5) ;	   to fall in battle   ;  ;	   the fortress fell  	  6) - ;	   to fall dumb ;	   to fall silent ;	   to fall asleep ;	   to fall dead  ;	   to fall victim (to)  ;	   to fall astern . ;	   to fall due   ( )	  7) , ; ;	   his birthday falls on Monday      ;	   the expense falls on me    	  8)  	  9)  ; 	  10) ;	   her face fell   	  11) , 	  12)  ( ;	   into -	    ) 13) , ;	   night fell  	  14)  (   ..)	  15)  (   ..)	  16)  ();  ();  ( ) fall about .   ;	   fall abreast of   ;    ;	   fall across  ;	   fall among  ;	   fall away	    ) , ;	    ) ; ;	    ) , ;	   fall back ;	   fall back (up)on	    )   -.;	    )   -.  ;	   fall behind	    ) ,  ;	    )   ;	   fall down	    ) ;  ;	    ) .  ;	   to fall down on one's work     ;	   fall for .	    ) ;  ;  (-.);	    )   ;	   fall in	    ) , ;	    ) .   , ;	    )  (  , , );	   fall in (with)	    )  , ;	    ) ; ,    ( -.);	   fall into	    )  -.,   -.;	    )  ;	   the book falls into three parts     ;	    )  ;	   to fall into the category   ,   ;	    )    : to fall into a rage   ;	   fall off	    ) ; ;	    ) ; ;	    ) .    ( );	   fall on	    ) ; ;	    )   -. ;	    )   -.;	   fall out	    ) ;	    ) .   ;	    ) ;	   it so fell out that  , ;	    ) ;	   fall over .	    )   -.;	    ) ;	   fall through ;  ;	   fall to	    ) ,   -.;	    )   ;	    ) ;	    ) , ;	   to fall to smb.'s lot   -. ;	   fall under	    ) ;	    ) ;	   to fall under item 26     26;	   fall upon	    ) ;	    )  to fall in love ;	   he falls in and out of love too often    ;	   to fall on one's face =   , ;	   to fall to pieces ;	   to fall flat    ;	   his joke fell flat     ;	   to fall from grace	    ) ;	    )   ;	   to fall into line . ,   ;	   to fall into line with ,  ;	   to fall foul of	    ) . ;	    ) ; ;	   to fall over oneself    ;	   to fall over one another, to fall over each other , ,     ;	   let fall! . !

fall-guy  n. .  

fall-out  n.	  1)   	  2)   (. nuclear fall-out)

fallacious  a. , 

fallacy  n.	  1) , ;  	  2) , 	  3) ,  

fallen  1. p-p.  fall 2	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   the fallen woman  	3. n. (the fallen) pl. .  ( )

fallibility  n.  ; ; 

fallible  a.  

falling  1. pres-p.  fall 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2) 	3. a.	  1) 	  2) 

falling sickness  n. ; 

fallow  I	1. n. -. 	2. a.	  1)    ( );	   to lie fallow   	  2)  ( ,  )	3. v. -.  ;   	II a. -; -

fallow-deer  n. 

false  1. a.	  1) , , ;	   false pride  	  2) , ; ; ;	   false pretences , 	  3)  ( );  ( , );	  4) false keel .  to give a false colour to smth., to put a false colour on smth. ,  -.   ;	   to show a false face 	2. adv. to play smb. false ,  -.

false arch  n. .  

false-bottomed  a.   

false-hearted  a. 

falsehood  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) ; 

falsely  adv.	  1) , 	  2) , 

falseness  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) 

falsetto  n. 

falsework  n. . ; , 

falsification  n. , ; 

falsify  v.	  1) ,  ();  (  ..)	  2)  ()	  3) 

falsity  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

falter  v.	  1) , 	  2) ;  ;	   to falter out an excuse  	  3)  , ; 

faltering  1. pres-p.  falter	2. a. , ;	   faltering voice  

fame  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) .  house of ill fame  	2. v. 

famed  1. p-p.  fame 2	2. a. , , 

familiar  1. a.	  1) , ;  , ; ;	   a familiar sight  	  2) ; 	  3)  , ;	   to be familiar with smth.  -.;    -.	2. n.  

familiarity  n.	  1) ,  ;	   to treat with a kind familiarity  	  2) 	  3)  ;	   thorough familiarity with a language    familiarity breeds contempt . =   ,   

familiarization  n. , 

familiarize  v. ;	   to familiarize oneself with smth. ,   -.

familiarly  adv. ; 

family  n.	  1) , ; ;	   a man of family	    )  ;	    )   ;	   a family of languages .  	  2) 	  3) attr. ; ; ;	   family circle	    )  ;	    ) . . ; ;	   family estate  ;	   family man  ; ;	   family name	    ) ;	    ) ,   ;	   family tree  ;	   family hotel   ;	   family likeness  ;  ;	   family friend  ;	   family jewels  ;	   family planning   to be in the family way     ( );	   the President's official family .   ()

famine  n.	  1)  ( ); 	  2) ;	   water famine   	  3) attr. famine prices ,    

famish  v.	  1)  	  2) ;	   I am famished .   

famous  a.	  1) , , , ;	   world famous  ;	   to be famous for smth.  -.	  2) . , ;	   he has a famous appetite    ;	   that's famous! !, !

famously  adv. . , , 

famuli  pl.  famulus

famulus  n. (pl. li)	  1)  	  2)  

fan  I	1. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) 	  4)   	  5)  (   )	2. v.	  1)  ()	  2) ;	   to fan oneself  	  3) ;	   to fan the flame .  	  4) . ,  ( )	  5)  	  6) .  fan out . () 	II n. . , ; 

fan tracery  n. .  () ; 

fan-light  n.   (.  )

fan-tail  n.  

fanatic  1. n. , 	2. a. , 

fanatical  = fanatic 2 a. , 

fanaticism  n. , 

fancier  n. , 

fanciful  a.	  1) ,  	  2) , , 	  3) , 

fancy  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  	  3) , , 	  4) ; ; ;  ( -.);	   to have a fancy for smth.  -.,  -.;	   to take a fancy for ( to) smb., smth.  -., -.;  -., -.;	   to take ( to catch) the fancy of smb.   -.;  -.,  -.;	   to tickle smb.'s fancy  -.,  -. 	  5) (the fancy) , ; 	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   fancy picture  ;	   fancy price   	  3) , ; ;	   fancy bread 	  4) ;	   fancy dress  	  5) ;  ;	   fancy articles  ; ; ;	   fancy fair   	  6)   ,    (   )	  7)  ( ) fancy man	    ) ;	    ) . ;	   fancy woman ( lady)	    ) ;	    ) 	3. v.	  1) ,  ;	   fancy!, just ( only) fancy!   !, () !	  2) , 	  3) ; ;	   you may eat anything that you fancy     ( )	  4) refl. . ,     	  5)        

fancy-ball  n.  , 

fancy-dress  a. ;	   fancy-dress ball 

fancy-free  a. 

fancy-work  n. ; 

fandango  n. (pl. -oes )	  1)  ( )	  2) . . ;  

fane  n. . 

fanfare  n. 

fanfaronade  n. , 

fang  n.	  1) 	  2)   ()	  3)  	  4) . ; 	  5) .   to fall into smb.'s fangs   -. 

fanner  n. 

fanny  n.	  1) 	  2) . , 

fantasia  n. . 

fantastic  a.	  1) ; ; ;	   fantastic ideas  ;	   fantastic lies  ;	   fantastic profits  	  2) , ;	   fantastic fears  	  3) . , 

fantastical  a.	  1) ; ; ;	   fantastical ideas  ;	   fantastical lies  ;	   fantastical profits  	  2) , ;	   fantastical fears  	  3) . , 

fantasticality  n. , 

fantasy  n.	  1) , 	  2) ;  	  3) 	  4) = fantasia

fantoccini  . n. pl. ;  

faquir  = fakir

far  1. a. (farther, further; farthest, furthest) , ;  (. far off);	   a far bank  	2. adv. (farther, further; farthest, furthest)	  1) ;    (. far away, far off, far out);	   far back in the past   ;	   far and near ;	   far and wide	    ) ;	    ) ;	   he saw far and wide    ;	   far in the day   ;	   far into the night ;	   far into the air   ;	   far into the ground   ;	   to go far  ;	   to go ( to carry it) too far   ;	   far from  ;	   it is far from true    	  2) , ;	   far different  ;	   far better  ;	   far the best   as far back as the 27th of January  27 ;	   far and away	    ) , , ;	    ) ;	   so far so good   ;	   far from it ,  ;	   far be it from me   ;      	3. n.	  1)  ;	   by far ;	   to surpass by far  ;	   to prefer by far   	  2)  ;	   from far 

far gone  a.	  1)  	  2)    ()	  3) =    	  4)  	  5)    

far-away  a.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   she has a far-away look in her eyes    

far-between  a. 

Far-Eastern  a. 

far-famed  a.  

far-fetched  a.	  1)    	  2) , , ;    ( , )

far-flung  a.  , 

far-off  a. 

far-out  a.	  1) , ;     	  2) 

far-reaching  a.	  1)  ;   	  2) 

far-seeing  a. , , 

far-sighted  a.	  1) 	  2) , , 

farad  n. . 

faradization  n.  (  )

farce  I n.	  1) . 	  2) ,  	II 1. n. 	2. v. ; 

farcical  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

farcy  n. .  

fardel  n. .	  1)  ( )	  2) , 

fare  1. n.	  1)  ,   ;	   what is the fare?   , ?	  2) , 	  3) , , ,  	  4) .  ( )	2. v.	  1) , ; ;	   how fares it?  ?;	   it has fared ill with him   ;	   fare you well! ,  !	  2) . , 	  3)  you may go farther and fare worse . =     

farewell  1. n. ;	   to bid one's farewell, to make one's farewells 	2. a. 	3. interj.  !,  !;	   farewell to school! , !

farina  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . 	  4) ,  	  5)  

farinaceous  a. , 

farinose  a.	  1) 	  2)   

farm  1. n.	  1) , ; ;	   milk farm  	  2) () ;	   collective farm ;	   state farm ;	   individual farm  	  3) 	  4) = farm-house	  5) attr. ;	   farm labourer ;	   farm tenure   	2. v.	  1)  ;	   he farmed in Australia     	  2)   	  3)    ()	  4)     ( ) farm out	    ) ,    ;	    )   

farm-hand  n.  

farm-house  n.    

farmer  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

farming  1. pres-p.  farm 2	2. n.	  1)  ;	   mixed farming    	  2)   

farmstead  n.   ; 

farmyard  n.  

faro  n.  (. )

farouche  a. . , , 

farraginous  a. , 

farrago  n. (pl. -os ) , ;  

farrier  n.	  1)  ( )	  2) . 

farriery  n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) .  

farrow  I	1. n.	  1) ;  	  2) . 	2. v. 	II a. .  ( )

fart  .	1. n. ()      	2. v.  () ,   

farther  1. a.	  1) comp.  far 1;	  2)  ; , 	  3) ;	   have you anything farther to say?     ?	2. adv.	  1) comp.  far 2;	  2) , 	  3) .  , 	3. v. . = further 3

farthermost  a.  ,  

farthest  1. a.	  1) sup.  far 1;	  2)  	  3)  ,  ;	   at (the) farthest  ;  	2. adv.	  1) sup.  far 2	  2)  

farthing  n. .  (1/4 ) the uttermost farthing  ;	   it does not matter a farthing     ;	   it's not worth a farthing    ;	   not to care a brass farthing 

farthingale  n.    (  XVI .)

fasces  n. pl. -.   

fascia  n. (pl. -iae)	  1) , , 	  2) 	  3) . , 	  4) . , ; . 

fasciae  pl.  fascia

fascicle  n.	  1) . , 	  2)   (- )

fascicule  = fascicle

fascinate  v.	  1) , 	  2)  

fascinating  1. pres-p.  fascinate	2. a. , , 

fascination  n. , ; 

fascinator  n.	  1) 	  2) .     

fascine  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. fascine dwelling  

fascism  n. 

fascist  1. n. 	2. a. 

fash  .	1. n. ; ; 	2. v. (); ()

fashion  1. n.	  1) , ;	   after ( in) a fashion	    )  ,   ;	    ) -;	   after the fashion of smth.   -.;	   in one's own fashion -	  2) , ; 	  3) , ;	   to be the fashion, to be in fashion   ;	   to be in the fashion  ;	   to bring into fashion   ;	   dressed in the height of fashion    ;	   a man of fashion  ,  ;	   out of fashion   	2. v.	  1)  ,  (into, to); . , , ;	   to fashion a vase from clay    	  2) .  (to)

fashion-monger  n. ; 

fashion-paper  n.  ,  

fashion-plate  n.	  1)  	  2) .   	  3) 

fashionable  1. a. ; ; 	2. n.  

fashioner  n. , 

fast  I	1. n. ;	   to break (one's) fast  a clean fast is better than a dirty breakfast = ,  	2. v. 	II 1. a.	  1) , , ; ; ;	   fast colour  ;	   fast friendship  ;	   fast sleep  ;	   fast coupling .  () ;	   to make fast	    ) ;	    )  ()	  2) , ;	   fast train  ;	   fast neutron .  ;	   fast track -.      	  3) ;	   the watch is fast  ;	   the scales are fast    	  4) ; ;	   a fast set  ;	   to lead a fast life   ;   a fast prisoner ;	   fast tennis-court ,   ;	   fast and loose , , ;	   to play fast and loose (with)   ();  , ;  	2. adv.	  1) , , ;	   fast shut  ;	   to be fast asleep  	  2) , ; 	  3) to live fast   fast by ( beside)  ;	   stand fast! . !	3. n.	  1) . , 	  2) . 

fasten  v.	  1) ,  (to, upon, on - );  (together, up, in); , , , ; ,  (, );	   to fasten a nickname on smb.  -. 	  2) ;	   to fasten a quarrel upon smb.   -.,   -.;	   to fasten the blame on smb.   -. 	  3) (); ();	   to fasten a door  ;	   to fasten a glove  	  4)  (,   .. - on upon);	   to fasten one's eyes on smb., smth.    -., -.	  5) .  ( ) fasten off  ();	   fasten up ; ;	   to fasten up a box  ;	   fasten upon , ;	   to fasten upon an idea (a pretext)    ();	   the bees fastened upon me   

fastener  p	  1) , 	  2) ; ""	  3) 	  4)   

fastening  1. pres-p.  fasten	2. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) = fastener

faster-than-sound  a. ;	   faster-than-sound aircraft  ,    

fasti  . n. pl. , 

fastidious  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

fasting  1. pres-p.  fast I, 2	2. n. 	3. a. ,  	4. adv.   , 

fastness  n.	  1)   . {. fast II, 1}	  2) , , , 	  3)    

fat  1. n.	  1) , ;   (. vegetable fat)	  2) , ; 	  3) , ; ;	   to be inclined to fat    ;	   to run to fat . , 	  4)   (-.);	   to live on the fat of the land .  	  5) .  ;   	  6) sl , 	  7) . .   fat cat . . ,   ;	   fat fryer ,        ;	   to live on one's own fat	    )    (  ..);	    )    ;	   the fat is in the fire =  ,  	2. a.	  1) ;  ( ); ;	   fat type  	  2) , , ; ;	   fat cheeks  ;	   fat fingers   	  3)  ( )	  4) , ;	   fat job  ;  ;	   fat part  	  5) , 	  6) ,  a fat lot . ,  (. . );	   a fat lot you care =    ;	   to cut up fat   

fat-guts  n. . 

fat-head  n. , 

fat-witted  a. , 

fatal  a.	  1) , , 	  2) , ,  the fatal sisters . ;	   the fatal thread  ;	   the fatal shears 

fatalism  n. 

fatality  n.	  1) ; , 	  2) ;  (    ..)

fatamorgana  . n. -, 

fate  1. n.	  1) , ; , ;	   as sure as fate 	  2) , ;	   to go to one's fate   	  3) (the Fates) pl. . 	2. v. (. pass.) ;	   he was fated to do it     

fated  1. p-p.  fate 2	2. a. ; 

fateful  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ,  ( )	  4) ; 

father  1. n.	  1) , ;	   natural father   ;	   adoptive father  , 	  2) , , 	  3)  ;	   pl. ;	   F. of the House	    )  (    )   ;	    ) .   	  4) ; , " "	  5) , ; 	  6)  , ;	   the Holy F.   the wish is father to the thought   ; =    ,   ;	   F. Thames =  ;	   F. of lies ;	   to be gathered to one's fathers   ;	   F. of Waters .  	2. v.	  1)  ; , ,  , 	  2) ;  	  3)  ;  ;   ( ) (on, upon - )

father image  = father-figure

father-figure  n. ,        

father-in-law  n. (pl. fathersin-law)	  1)  ( )	  2)  ( )

fatherhood  n. 

fatherland  n. . , 

fatherless  a.   

fatherly  1. a. ; , 	2. adv. 

fathom  1. n. (pl.   .  )	  1)   (= 6  182 )	  2)  to be fathoms deep in love    	2. v.	  1)   ();   	  2) , ;	   I cannot fathom his meaning    ,    

fathometer  n. . 

fathomless  a.	  1) ; ;	   the fathomless depths of the sea   	  2) 

fatidical  a. 

fatigue  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3)  	  4) = fatigue-duty	  5) pl. . ,   	  6) .  ()	2. v. , 

fatigue-dress  n. .   

fatigue-duty  n. .  

fatigue-party  n. .  

fatten  v.	  1)   	  2) , 	  3)  ()

fatty  1. a. ; ;	   fatty degeneration .  , ;	   fatty degeneration of the heart  ;	   fatty acids .  	2. n. 

fatuity  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) . 

fatuous  a.	  1) , ;	   fatuous smile  	  2) . ,  ( )

faubourg  n. . ,  (. )

fauces  n. pl. . , , 

faucet  n.	  1) ; ; ; 	  2) .  

faugh  interj. !, !

fault  1. n.	  1) , ;	   to find fault with smb., smth.	    )   -.,  -.;  -.;	    )   -.	  2) , ;	   to be at fault  {. . 5}	  3) , ;	   in fault ;	   whose fault is it?, who is in fault?  ?;	   through no fault of mine    	  4) .   	  5) .  ;	   to be at fault  ; .  ;    {. . 2}	  6) . , , 	  7) . , ,  to a fault ; ; ;	   a fault confessed is half redressed . =     	2. v.	  1) . 	  2) .   	  3) .    

faultfinder  n. 

faultfinding  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) .  	2. a. 

faultless  a.	  1) 	  2) 

faulty  a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) , 	  4)  

faun  n. . . 

fauna  n. (pl. -ae, -as ) 

faunae  pl.  fauna

fauxpas  n. .  

favor  favorable favored favorite favoritism . = favour, favourable, favoured, favourite, favouritism

favour  1. n.	  1) , ; ;	   to find favour in the eyes of smb., to win smb.'s favour  -. ;  -.;	   to look with favour on smb., smth.    -., -.;	   to stand high in smb.'s favour     -.;	   in favour  ;	   out of favour  ;	   to enjoy the favours of a woman   	  2) ; ;	   to do smth. as a favour  ,  ;	   do me a favour, read this carefully  ,   	  3)  ( -.); ;	   he gained his position more by favour than by merit ()   ,       	  4) , ; ;	   in favour of	    ) ;	   to be in favour of smth.   -.,   -.;	    )   (-., -.);	   to draw a cheque in smb.'s favour    -. ;	   under favour of the darkness   	  5) ; , ; 	  6) . ;	   your favour of yesterday   	  7) . ,  by your favour .   ;	   under favour   ;	   those in favour?  ?	2. v.	  1) ,  ;  , ;	   please, favour me with an answer   	  2) ; , 	  3) ;  ,  	  4) . , , 	  5) .  ;	   the boy favours his father     favoured by smb.  -. ()

favourable  a.	  1) ; ; ;	   favourable answer  ;	   favourable wind  	  2) , , 

favoured  1. p-p.  favour 2	2. a.	  1) ,  ;	   most favoured nation .   ;	   favoured few  	  2)  ( )

favourite  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ;	   that book is a great favourite of mine     	  3)  ( )	  4) ,      ( )	2. a. ,  favourite son .  ,       

favouritism  n. 

fawn  I	1. n.   (  );	   in fawn  ( )	2. a. -	3. v.  ( )	II v.	  1) ;  	  2) , ,  (on, upon)

fawn-coloured  = fawn I, 2

fawning  I pres-p.  fawn I, 3	II 1. pres-p.  fawn	II 2. a. 

fay  I n. . ; ;	   by my fay!  !	II n. . ; 	III v.	  1)  	  2) 

faze  v. . . , ; 

fe te  .	1. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	2. v.  (-.); 

fe techampe tre  n. .    , 

fe teday  = fe te 1, 1

fealty  n. .   ;	   to swear fealty to ( for) smb.    -.

fear  1. n.	  1) , ;	   for fear (of, smth.)   (-.);	   for fear of exposure  ;	   in fear of one's life     ;	   without fear or favour 	  2) ; ,  (-. );	   no fear .  ;  	2. v.	  1) , ;	   never fear  ;	   I fear me .  	  2) ;  (-. )

fear-monger  n. 

fearful  a.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   a fearful glance  	  3) . , ;	   in a fearful mess   ;	   a fearful bore  	  4) .  ,  (of);  	  5) ;	   fearful to do smth.   -.

fearless  a. , ; 

fearnought  n.  ()

fearsome  a. (. .) , ;	   to be fearsome   ( )

feasible  a.	  1) , 	  2) , , 

feast  1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) , ;	   a feast for the eye(s)  	  3) ;       feast today and fast tomorrow . =  ,  ;	   enough is as good as a feast . =     ; ,  	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) , ; ()	  3) ;	   to feast one's eyes on smb., smth.  -., -.

feast-day  n. ; () 

feat  1. n.	  1) ;	   feat of arms  	  2)   , 	2. a. . , 

feather  1. n.	  1)  (); .  pl. ;	   she is light as a feather    	  2) . 	  3) 	  4)   (   )	  5)  ; 	  6) . , ;  in full ( in fine) feather   ;   ;	   in high feather   ;	   to show ( to fly) the white feather ,  ;	   to knock down with a feather ;	   to smooth one's ruffled feathers   ; ;	   to preen one's feathers ;	   a feather in one's cap ( bonnet)  , , 	2. v.	  1) () 	  2)   ;	   boughs feathered with snow ,  	  3) 	  4) .     	  5) .     	  6) . .   	  7)   (  ..)	  8) .    (  )	  9) . ,   ( ,  ) to feather one's nest =  ;   ; 

feather-bed  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) 	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2)               

feather-brain  n. ,  

feather-brained  a. , , 

feather-grass  n. . 

feather-head  = feather-brain n. ,  

feather-headed  = feather-brained a. , , 

feather-pate  = feather-brain n. ,  

feather-pated  = feather-brained a. , , 

feather-stitch  n.  ,  

feather-weight  n.	  1)     	  2) .  , " "

feathered  1. p-p.  feather 2	2. a.	  1)    	  2)   	  3) ,  our feathered friends    ()

feathering  1. pres-p.  feather 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2) -.,   

feathery  a.	  1) = feathered 2;	  2)   ; , 

feature  1. n.	  1) ,  ; , , ;	   a feature of a treaty  ;	   agricultural features  	  2) (. pl.)  	  3)  () 	  4)   ( ,     )	  5)  ; 	  6)  ;   ;   	  7) .  ;   	  8) attr. feature film  ;	   feature article 	2. v.	  1) , , ; 	  2)   	  3)  ( );    	  4)   	  5)   ;	   the newspaper features a story      	  6)   ,    	  7) .   ,  ( -., -.)

feature-length  a. . 

featureless  a.   , 

febrifuge  .	1. n.  ()	2. a. 

febrile  a. 

February  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. 

fecit  . v. ,  ( )

feck  n. .	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  ; 

feckless  a. ; 

feculence  n. , ;  

feculent  a. 

fecund  a.	  1) 	  2)  (. .)

fecundate  v.	  1)  	  2) 

fed  p.  p-p.  feed I, 2

fed-up  a. .	  1) ; 	  2)   , ;	   I am fed-up   ; 

federal  1. a. , 	2. n. ;	   the Federals   (     1861-65 .)

federate  1. a. 	2. v. ()   

federation  n.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   World F. of Trade Unions   

federative  a. 

fedora  n. .   

fee  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)    	  3)   	  4) . ,  ;	   fee simple . ,   	2. v. (feed)	  1)  	  2) 

fee-faw-fum  1. interj.    . 	2. n.  ;	   this is all fee-faw-fum   

feeble  a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) 

feeble-minded  a. 

feed  I	1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ;  	  3) , 	  4) ,  ()	  5) . , ;	   out at feed   	  6) .  , ;  	  7) attr. ;	   feed crop -.  	  8) attr. ;	   feed box .   to be off one's feed   	2. v. (fed)	  1) (); ()	  2) ();  	  3) ;  , ,  (;	   into, to) feed down  (  );	   feed on, feed upon () -.;	   feed up ,   to feed suspicions  ;	   to feed on the fat of one's memory    	II p.  p-p.  fee 2

feed-pipe  n. .  

feed-pump  n. .  

feed-screw  n. .  ,  , 

feed-stuff  n.	  1) , 	  2)  ,    

feed-tank  n.   ,  

feed-trough  = feed-tank

feedback  n.	  1) .  	  2) .  

feeder  n.	  1) ;	   a large ( gross) feeder ;	   he is a quick feeder    	  2)  (); 	  3) = feedingbottle	  4)  	  5) 	  6) . 	  7) . ,  	  8) -. 	  9)  ,   .. 

feeding-bottle  n.  

feel  1. v. (felt)	  1) 	  2) ; , ;	   to feel the edge ofa knife   ;	   to feel the pulse of smb.  -. ; .   -. ,   ..; ;	  3) ,  ;	   to feel in one's pocket  (-.)  ;	   to feel one's way  ; .  ;  ,  	  4) ;	   to feel the heat (the cold)     ( )	  5)    ,   ( -.);	   to feel beauty (poetry)   ();	   the ship feels her helm   	  6) ;	   to feel a friend's death   	  7) -    :	    )  ;	   I feel hot (cold)   ();	   to feel fine (bad)    ();	   to feel low   ;	   to feel quite oneself ,   ;	   to feel angry ;	   to feel certain  ;	   to feel tired   ;	   do you feel hungry?  ?;	    )  ;	   your hand feels cold    ;	   velvet feels soft    	  8) , ;	   I feel it my duty     ;	   to feel bound to say   	  9) 	  10) . . "";  feel about	    )  ;	    ) ,  (for);	   feel for	    ) ;	   I really feel for you    ;	    ) ;	   feel up to   ;	   feel with  (-.) ; ;  to feel like (eating, etc.)  ,  (  ..);	   to feel like putting smb. on .    -.;	   it feels like rain ,  ;	   to feel strongly about   ,  ;	   to feel one's feet ( legs)    ;    ;	   to feel in one's bones   ;	   what do you feel about it?     ?	2. n.	  1) ; ;	   cold to the feel   ;	   the cool feel of smth.     -.   -.;	   by feel  	  2) ; 

feeler  n.	  1) . ; 	  2) ,  	  3) .  	  4)  to send out a feeler  

feeling  1. pres-p.  feel 1	2. n.	  1) , , ;	   he had a feeling of safety     ;	   to appeal to smb.'s better feelings     -.;   -.	  2) , ; ;	   feeling ran high  ;	   to hurt smb.'s feelings  -.;	   to relieve one's feelings  	  3) , ; ( pl.) ;	   the general feeling was against him     ;	   good feeling ;	   ill feeling , ; ;	   strong feeling(s) () 	  4)   (, )	  5) , ;	   bad feeling  	  6) , ;	   a feeling of danger    I have no feeling in this leg    	3. a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  

feelingly  adv.  ,  

feet  pl.  foot 1

feeze  . .	1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. v.	  1) ()	  2) 

feign  v.	  1) , ;	   to feign indifference  	  2) . , ;	   to feign an excuse  

feigned  1. p-p.  feign	2. a.	  1) 	  2) feigned column .  

feigningly  adv. 

feint  I	1. n.	  1) ;	   to make a feint of doing smth.   -.	  2)  , ;     	2. v.       (at, upon, against)	II = faint 2, 2

feist  n. . . 

feldspar  n. .  

felicitate  v.	  1)  (on - );  	  2) . 

felicitation  n. (. pl.) 

felicitous  a. , , ;	   felicitous remark  

felicity  n.	  1) ; 	  2)   (,   ..);	   felicity of phrase    ; 	  3)  ()

feline  1. n. .    	2. a.	  1) . 	  2) -   ;	   feline amenities .  

fell  I n.  (. .);	   fell of hair  	II n. .	  1)  ( )	  2)    (  )	III a. . , , 	IV 1. v.	  1) ,  ()	  2)   	  3)  ();  ()	2. n.    V p.  fall 2

fella  . . fellow 2

fellah  . n. (pl. fellaheen, -ahs ) 

fellaheen  pl.  fellah

feller  . . fellow 2

felling  1. pres-p.  fell IV, 1	2. n. ,  ()

felloe  n.  ()

fellow  n.	  1) , ;	   a fellow in misery   ;	   fellows in arms   	  2) . ; ;	   a good fellow  ;	   my dear fellow  ;	   old fellow , 	  3)  ; ;	   I shall never find his fellow      	  4) (. F.)   ; ,   	  5) (. F.)   	  6) . . , 	  7) attr. fellow citizen ;	   fellow creature ;	   fellow soldier   

fellow-countryman  n. , 

fellow-feeling  n.	  1) , 	  2)    

fellow-traveller  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . ; 

fellowship  n.	  1) ,  ; ;	   good fellowship  	  2) 	  3)    ;  ,   	  4)  (    ..)	  5) ,  ,        ;	   holder of fellowship 

felly  = felloe

felo de se  n. (pl. felones de se, felos de se)	  1) 	  2) (. sing) 

felon  I	1. n. .  	2. a. . ; ;	   felon deed  	II n. . 

felones de se  pl.  felo de se

felonious  a. . 

felonry  n. .  

felony  n. .  

felos de se  pl.  felo de se

felspar  = feldspar

felt  I	1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) attr. ; ;	   felt boots 	2. v.	  1)  ;   ;  	  2)  	II p.  p-p.  feel 1

felt pen  n. 

felucca  n. . , 

female  1. n.	  1)  ( .)	  2) . ; 	  3) .  	2. a.	  1)  , ;	   female child ;	   female insect -;	   female suffrage    ;	   female weakness  	  2) . , ;   ;	   female screw ;  

feme  n. . feme covert  ;	   feme sole	    ) ;	    ) ;	    )     

feminine  a.	  1) ,  ;	   feminine gender .  ;	   feminine rhyme .  	  2) 	  3) 

femininity  n.	  1) 	  2) .  

feminism  n. 

feminist  n. 

feminize  v. () , ()

femora  pl.  femur

femoral  a. . 

femur  n. (pl. s femora) . 

fen  I n. , , ;	   the fens      	II = fain II

fen-fire  n.  

fence  1. n.	  1) , , , ;	   green (wire) fence  () 	  2) ;	   master of fence  ; .  	  3) .    	  4) .    , ""	  5) .  	  6) attr. fence roof  to mend one's fences .	    ) .     ;	    ) .   ,  ;	   to be ( to sit) on the fence, to straddle the fence     ;    ;      ;	   to come down on the right side of the fence    	2. v.	  1) ;	   to fence with a question   ;   	  2) ; ; 	  3)      ( -. )	  4)   ( )	  5) .  ;  	  6)    ( ) fence about, fence in , ;	   fence off, fence out , ;	   fence round = fence about

fence-month  n.  ,   

fence-season  fence-time = fence-month

fenceless  a.	  1) ; 	  2) . , 

fencer  n.	  1) 	  2) ,     

fencing  1. pres-p.  fence 2	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2) , , ;   	  3) 	  4) .  

fencing-cully  n. .    

fencing-ken  n. .    , ""

fend  v. , ;  (. fend off, fend away, fend from) to fend for oneself - ;   

fender  n.	  1)  	  2)   (   )	  3) .  ()	  4) . 

Fenian  .	1. n.  (  ,       )	2. a. 

fennel  n.  ( )

fenny  a. ; 

fens  = fain II

fenugreek  n. ,  (  )

feoff  = fief

feoffee  n. .  , 

ferae naturae  . a. predic. , 

feral  I a.	  1) ; 	  2) ;  ( )	  3) , 	II a.	  1) 	  2) , 

feretory  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  

ferial  a. , 

ferine  = feral I

ferity  n.    , 

ferment  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) . 	  3) , , 	2. v.	  1)  	  2) . 	  3) (), ()	  4) () ( )

fermentable  a.   ;   

fermentation  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 

fern  n. .  ()

fern-owl  n.  ()

fernery  n. ,  

ferny  a.	  1)  	  2) 

ferocious  a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) . , ;	   ferocious heat  

ferocity  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

ferrate  n. ,   

ferret  I	1. n. 	2. v.	  1)    (. to go ferreting);    (. ferret away, ferret out)	  2) ; , ,  (for, about) {. . ferret out} ferret out ; ,  {. . 2};	   to ferret out a secret  	II n.  ,    

ferreting  = ferret II

ferriage  n.	  1) , 	  2)   

ferric  a. .    : ferric acid   (H2FeO4)

ferriferous  a.  , 

Ferris wheel  n.   ()

ferro-alloy  n. ,  

ferroconcrete  n. 

ferromagnetic  a. 

ferrotype  n. . 

ferrous  a. . ;	   ferrous metals  

ferruginous  a.	  1)  , 	  2) 	  3)  ; -

ferrule  n.	  1)    	  2) , 	  3) .  

ferry  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3)  ()  	  4) .  	  5) attr. ferry pilot ,      Charon's ferry  ;	   to take the ferry, to cross the Stygian ferry   ,   , 	2. v.	  1)  ( , )	  2)  ( , )	  3)  ()	  4)   

ferry-boat  n. ,       ..

ferrybridge  n. .     , 

ferryman  n. , 

fertile  a.	  1) ;  ( fertile in, fertile of);	   fertile in resources   	  2) , ;	   fertile in ideas  	  3)  ( ); 	  4) . fertile material   

fertility  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  (  ..)	  3) ;    

fertilization  n.	  1)  ()	  2) . ; 

fertilize  v.	  1) 	  2) . ; 

fertilizer  n.	  1) ;  	  2) . ; 

ferula  = ferule

ferule  1. n.	  1)  (  )	  2)  ;  ;	   to be under the ferule    ( -.)	  3)  	2. v.  

fervency  n. , 

fervent  a.	  1) , ; 	  2) , ;	   fervent desire  ;	   fervent hatred  

fervid  a. . , 

fervour  n.	  1) , , ; , 	  2) 

fescue  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

festal  a. , ;	   festal occasion   (,    ..);	   festal music  

fester  1. n.	  1)  	  2) 	2. v.	  1)  ( );  	  2) ,  (   ..)

festival  n. ; 

festive  a. , 

festivity  n.	  1) 	  2) pl. ; 

festoon  1. n. ; 	2. v.  , 

festschrift  . n.  ,    ,  

fetal  a. 

fetch  I	1. v.	  1)   -.; ; ;	   to (go and) fetch a doctor  	  2)    ( )	  3)  (, )	  4) . , , 	  5) ,  ( fetch up)	  6) , ;	   the vase is sure to fetch a high price       	  7) to fetch one's breath  ;	   to fetch a sigh  	  8) . ;	   he was fetched on the head from behind -       fetch away , ;	   fetch down = bring down {. bring};	   fetch out ; ; ;	   fetch up	    ) , ;	   he fetches up  ;	    ) , ;	    ) ;	    ) to fetch up against smth.   -.;	    ) . ,  to fetch up all standing  ;	   to fetch and carry (for) ;	   to fetch and carry news  	2. n. , 	II n. ; 

fetching  1. pres-p.  fetch I, 1	2. a. . , ;	   a fetching smile  

fetich  = fetish

fetiche  = fetish

fetid  a. , 

fetish  n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 

fetishist  n. 

fetlock  n.  (    )

fetor  n. 

fetter  1. n.	  1) (. pl.) ;  	  2) pl. , ;	   to burst one's fetters  ,   	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  (); .     

fetterless  a. 

fetterlock  n.   

fettle  1. n.	  1) , ;	   in good fettle   ;	   in fine (splendid) fettle   () 	  2) . 	2. v.	  1) , ; 	  2) .  ()

fetus  = foetus

feu de joie  n. .     

feud  I n. ,   ; ;	   deadly feud	    ) ,  ;	   to be at deadly feud with smb. ,     -.;	    )  ;	   to sink a feud  , 	II n. . ,  

feudal  a. , ;	   feudal lord 

feudalism  n. 

feudalist  n.	  1) 	  2)   

feudality  n. 

feudalize  v.	  1)    ()	  2)   

feudatory  1. a. ; 	2. n.	  1)  	  2) 

fever  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  ;	   mike fever .    ( ,   )	  3) attr. ;	   fever heat    (  ) Channel fever    ( )	2. v.  , ;   ; 

fever therapy  n. .  , 

fevered  1. p-p.  fever 2	2. a. ; ;	   fevered imagination  

feverfew  n. .  

feverish  a. ; , ; 

feverous  a.	  1)   	  2) = feverish

few  1. a.	  1) , , ;	   few possessions  ;	   he is a man of few words  ;	   every few hours   ;	   his friends are few    ;	   his visitors are few    	  2) ( few) ;	   quite a few  ,   in few ., in a few words ;   ;	   few and far between    ; 	2. n.  ;	   few could tell    ;	   few if any  ;  ;	   the few  not a few, a good few .  ;  ;	   some few  , , 

fewness  n. 

fey  a. . , 

fez  n. 

fiacre  n. . ,  

fiance   n. 

fiancee  n. . 

fiasco  n. (pl. -os ) , , 

fiat  . n.	  1) , 	  2) attr. fiat money .   (  )

fib  I	1. n. , ;	   to tell a fib , 	2. v. , 	II . .	1. n. 	2. v.  , 

fibber  n. , 

fiber  = fibre

fiberglass  n. 

fibre  n.	  1) ; ; ;  ; , 	  2) .  	  3)  

fibred  a.  (.   , ., finely-fibred  ..)

fibril  n.	  1) .   	  2) . , 

fibrillation  n.	  1)  	  2) . , ;  

fibrin  n. . 

fibroid  1. n. .  , 	2. a. 

fibroin  n. . 

fibroma  n. (pl. -ta) . 

fibromata  pl.  fibroma

fibrous  a. , , 

fibster  n. . , 

fibula  n. (pl. -ae, -as ) .  

fibulae  pl.  fibula

ficelle  a.   

fichu  n. . ,  

fickle  a. , ; 

fickleness  n. , 

fictile  a.	  1) 	  2) 

fiction  n.	  1) , , 	  2) ;  ;	   works of fiction ; 	  3) . ;	   legal fiction  

fiction-monger  n. , ; 

fictional  a.   . {. fiction}

fictitious  a.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   fictitious marriage  	  3)   ;	   a fictitious character  

fid  n.	  1) , 	  2) .  ( );  ()	  3) .    (  ..)	  4) , ;	   fids of smth.   -.

fiddle  1. n.	  1) . ;	   to play first fiddle   ;   ;	   to play second fiddle   ;   	  2) .    (      )	  3) . 	  4) .  - 	  5) . ;  a face as long as a fiddle  	2. v.	  1)   	  2)   ,  (with - -.)	  3) .   (   ..)	  4) .  -  fiddle about ;   ;	   fiddle away , , 

fiddle-bow  = fiddlestick 1

fiddle-case  n.   

fiddle-de-dee  1. n. , , , 	2. interj. !, !

fiddle-faddle  1. n. , ; 	2. a. , 	3. v. ;  	4. interj. !

fiddle-head  n. .     

fiddler  n.  (. )

fiddlestick  1. n. 	2. interj. (. fiddlesticks) !, !

fiddling  a. .	  1) ;  	  2) , 

fidelity  n.	  1) , , 	  2) , ;	   with greatest fidelity   	  3) . . ()  

fidget  1. n.	  1) ( the fidgets)  ; ,  	  2) ,  ; 	2. v.	  1)  ;  ( fidget about);	   to fidget with smth.  -.,   -.;	   don't fidget!  !	  2)   ,      	  3)    ; ;	   it fidgets me not to know where he is  ,    ,   

fidgety  a. , , 

fiducial  a.	  1)     	  2) . .    ;	   fiducial point   

fiduciary  1. n. , 	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) .    ;	   fiduciary fiat money     (   )

fie  interj. !; !;	   fie upon you!, fie, for shame! !

fie-fie  a. 

fief  n. .  , 

field  n.	  1) ; ;  	  2) ,  , ;	   in the whole field of our history     	  3)  ;	   field of view ( vision)  ;	   magnetic field  	  4)  ; ;	   a hard-fought field  ;	   in the field  ,  ;   ;	   field of honour	    )  ;	    )  ;	   to conquer the field  ; . .    ;	   to enter the field   ; . .   ,   ;	   to hold the field  ;	   to keep the field  ;	   to leave the field ;  	  5) .     ()	  6) ,  (  ..)	  7)  	  8)     ,   	  9) .  (.   , ., diamond-fields, goldfields)	  10) .  ()	  11) attr. ;	   field force(s)  ;	   field fortification(s)  ;	   field ambulance .	    )  ;	    )  ;	   field equipment	    )  ;	    ) ;	    )  ;	   field service(s) .  ;	   field security    ;	   field magnet  ;	   field theory .  ;	   field trial      

field court martial  n. - 

field crops  n. pl. -.  

field duty  n.    

field events  n. pl.      ( )

field hockey  n.   

field hospital  n.	  1)  	  2)  

Field Marshal  n. 

field-allowance  n. .   ;  

field-artillery  n. . ()  

field-book  n.    

field-day  n.	  1) . ;    	  2) ,   ,   	  3) ,  

field-glasses  n. pl.  

field-gun  n. .  

field-house  n.	  1)        	  2)  

field-mouse  n.  

field-night  = field-day 3

field-officer  n. - (,         )

field-sports  n. pl.  ,    ..

field-work  n.	  1)    (  ..); ,   ..	  2) .  	  3) pl. .  	  4)        

fielder  = fieldsman

fieldfare  n. -

fieldsman  n. .   ( )

fiend  n.	  1) ; 	  2) , ;	   a very fiend  	  3) . ,    ;	   drug ( dope) fiend ;	   fresh-air fiend .   	  4) . ,   

fiendish  a. , 

fierce  a.	  1) , 	  2)  ( , ); ; 	  3) . , 

fieri facias  . n. .         

fiery  a.	  1) , ; ; . , , ;	   fiery eyes  	  2) , ;	   fiery horse  	  3) -	  4)  ( )	  5) . ;   

fiesta  . n. , 

fife  1. n. ;  	2. v.   

fifteen  1. n-card. 	2. n. .     the F. .    1715 .

fifteenth  1. n-ord. 	2. n.	  1)  	  2) (the fifteenth)  

fifth  1. n-ord. ;	   fifth part   fifth column  ,     ;	   fifth wheel    	2. n.	  1)  	  2) (the fifth)  	  3) 1/4  (   )	  4) . 

fifthly  adv. -

fifties  n. pl.	  1) (the fifties)  	  2)  ;   (  50  59 );	   he is in his early (late) fifties     (  )

fiftieth  1. n-ord. 	2. n.  

fifty  1. n-card. ;	   fifty-one  ;	   fifty-two    . .;	   he is over fifty   	2. n.  (, )

fifty-fifty  adv. . ; ;	   to go fifty-fifty  

fig  I n.	  1)  , 	  2)  ; 	  3) . , ;	   I don't care a fig  	II 1. n.	  1) ;	   in full fig   ;   ;   	  2) , ;	   in good fig   	2. v. ,  (. fig out, fig up)

fig-leaf  n.  ()

fig-tree  n.  ;  one's own vine and fig-tree  ,  ;	   under one's own vine and fig-tree    ;  

fig-wort  n. . 

fight  1. n.	  1) ;	   running fight   ;	   sham fight  	  2) 	  3) , ;	   to have the fight of one's life   	  4) , ;	   to have plenty of fight in one    ;  ;	   to show fight    ;  	2. v. (fought)	  1) , , ,  (against - , for - , with - );	   to fight for dear life  ;    ,   ;	   to fight a battle	    )  ;  ;	    ) .   ( , );	   to fight about   ( );	   to fight a duel   	  2) , ;	   to fight a suit   ( )	  3) .  	  4) . ,  (  ,  )	  5) , ;	   to fight cocks    fight back ,  ;	   to fight back tooth and claw  ;	   fight down ; ;	   fight off , , ;	   fight out: to fight (it) out	    )   ( )  ;	    )   to fight a lone hand   ;	   to fight one's way   ;	   to fight the good fight    ;	   to fight through every hardship  () ;	   to fight shy of smb., smth.  -., -.;	   to fight one's battles over again   ;	   to fight for one's own hand   ;   

fighter  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . 

fighterpilot  n. -

fighting  1. pres-p.  fight 2	2. n. , ; , ;	   house-to-house fighting    ;	   street fighting  	3. a. ;	   fighting arm  ;	   fighting machine .  ; -;	   fighting fund  ,   ( )

figment  n. , ;	   figment of the imagination  

figurant  n. .	  1)  	  2) 

figurante  n. .	  1)  	  2) 

figuration  n.	  1) , , 	  2)  , 	  3) 

figurative  a.	  1) , ; ;	   in a figurative sense   ;	   figurative style  ;	   figurative writer , ()    ..	  2) , , 

figure  1. n.	  1) ;  ; , ;	   to keep one's figure   	  2) , ;	   a person of figure  ;	   public figure  	  3) , , 	  4) ,  ( ); , 	  5) . , 	  6)  ;	   figure of speech	    )  ;	    ) , 	  7)  ( ,  , )	  8) 	  9) ;	   pl.  ;	   in round figures  	  10) pl. 	  11) ;	   at a high (low) figure  () to cut a poor figure	    )   ;	    )  ;	   to cut a figure .  ,  ;	   to cut no figure    ;	   a figure of fun ,  	2. v.	  1)  (,   ..)	  2)   ( figure to oneself)	  3) ;   	  4)  , 	  5)  ()	  6)  	  7) . . , ; 	  8)   (    ..)	  9)   figure on . .  ;  ;	   figure out	    ) ;	    ) , ;	    ) ;	   figure up 

figure work  n. .  

figure-head  n.	  1) .  	  2)  ;  

figure-of-eight  a.   

figure-skating  n.   ( )

figured  1. p-p.  figure 2	2. a.	  1) ; ;	   figured silk  	  2) , 

figurine  n. 

filaceous  a. . 

filagree  = filigree

filament  n.	  1) . 	  2) .  	  3) , 	  4) attr. filament lamp  

filamentary  a. 

filamentous  a. ,   

filar  a. . , 

filature  n.	  1) 	  2)  ;  

filbert  n.	  1) , ;   	  2) 

filch  v. , ,  ()

file  I	1. n.	  1) . 	  2)  ( )	  3) , ;	   to need the file  	  4) , 	  5) .  close file ;	   old ( deep) file .  ,  	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  (  ..) file away, file down, file off , , 	II 1. n.	  1)  ( );  (  )	  2)  , ; 	  3)  ()	  4) 	2. v.	  1)    ()  -.  ;    (. file away)	  2)   	  3) . ,  -. ;	   to file resignation    	  4)    	III 1. n. .	  1) , ;  ();	   a file of men  ;	   blank (full) file  () ;	   to march in file  ( )  ;	   in single ( in Indian) file ,  	  2) . 	  3) , 	  4) attr. file leader  ,    ;	   file closer 	2. v.  ; ()  file away = file off; file in  ;	   file off  ,  ,  ;	   file out  

file cabinet  = file II, 1, 4

file-cutter  n.  

filet  n.  ()

filial  a.	  1) , 	  2) filial branch ( agency) 

filiation  n.	  1)  ,  (from - )	  2) .  	  3) , 	  4) 	  5)  ,  

filibeg  = kilt 1

filibuster  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) . . 	2. v.	  1)   	  2) .      ( )

filicide  n.	  1) 	  2) 

filiform  a. 

filigree  n.  

filing  n.	  1) 	  2) pl.  

filing cabinet  n.	  1)    	  2) 

fill  1. v.	  1) ();	   sails filled with wind	    )  ;	    ) ,  	  2)  (  ..); 	  3) ,  ( )	  4) .  ()	  5) ; ;	   food that fills ,   ;	   to fill smb. (in) on smth. .     -.	  6)  ();  ();	   his place will not be easily filled    	  7)  ( )	  8) ,  (  ..)	  9)   (  ) fill in	    ) ;	   to fill in one's name   ;	    ) ;	   I'm just filling in here temporarily      ;	    )  (  ..);	   fill out	    ) (); ();	   his cheeks have filled out   ;	    )  ();	   fill up	    ) (); ;  ();	    )  ();	   to fill up a form	    )  ;	    )  	2. n.	  1)   (-.);	   a fill of tobacco   (,   );	   I've had my fill of it   	  2) ;	   to eat (to drink, to weep) one's fill  (, ) 	  3) . = file I, 1, 4	  4) . -. 

fill-dike  n.   (. );	   February fill-dike -

fill-in  n.  

filler  n.	  1) ,   ,    	  2)  ()	  3) .  , 	  4)  ()

fillet  1. n.	  1)     ( );      	  2) ()	  3) . . , ; 	  4) . , 	  5) , 	  6) . 	2. v.	  1)    	  2)    

filling  1. pres-p.  fill 1	2. n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) ,  	  4)  ( )	  5) ; ; 	  6) . 	  7) , 	  8)  ()	  9) . 

filling-station  n.  ; . 

fillip  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) 

fillister  n. . , 

filly  n.	  1)  	  2) ,  

film  1. n.	  1) ;   (-.); ; ;	   a film of fog  ; 	  2) , , 	  3) ; ( pl.) ;	   to be in the films   	  4) 	  5)  	  6) attr. -	2. v.	  1) () , ; ()  (over)	  2) ,  ;  ( )	  3)    she films well  

film star  n. 

film test  n.    

film-strip  n. 

filmland  n.  ;	   filmland actor 

filmy  a.	  1) ,  	  2) 	  3) ,  

filoselle  n. -

filter  1. n. 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) , 

filter-bed  n. .  

filter-tipped  a. filter-tipped cigarette   

filth  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; ; 	  3) 

filthy  a.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   filthy lucre .  	  3) ; 

filtrate  1. n. . 	2. v. 

fin  1. n.	  1)  ()	  2) . 	  3) . , 	  4) . , 	  5) pl. . 	2. v.	  1)  	  2)   

finable  I a.  , 	II a.  

finagle  v.	  1) . ; 	  2) .  

final  1. a.	  1) , ;	   final cause  ;	   the final chapter  ;	   final blow  ;	   final age  (  )	  2) , ;	   to give a final touch  ;	   is that final?   ?,  ?	  3) ;	   final clause .  	2. n.	  1) ( pl.)    ;    ,   ..	  2) (. pl.)  	  3) .   

finale  . n. . . , 

finality  n.	  1) ; ;	   with an air of finality   ,    (    )	  2)  , 

finalize  v.	  1) , 	  2)   

finally  adv.	  1)  	  2)   ,   	  3) 

finance  1. n.	  1) pl. , ;	   family finances  	  2)  	2. v.	  1) 	  2)   

financial  a.	  1) ;	   financial year  	  2) ;	   financial interests  ;	   financial resources  

financier  1. n. 	2. v.    (. .)

finback  n. . -

finch  n.    , . 

find  1. v. (found)	  1) ; ; ; ; ;	   to find no sense   ;	   to find oneself   ;  ;	   to find time  	  2) ,   ; ;	   I find it necessary to go there     	  3) ; , ;	   to find one's account in smth.    -.;  -.   () 	  4) ; ; 2 a week and find yourself 2  ()     	  5)  ( );	   the blow found his chest     	  6) . ;  ;	   to find smb. guilty  -. 	  7) . 	  8) .  ()	  9) . ,  find in: to find smb. (oneself) in smth.  -. () -.;	   they find him in clothes   ;	   find out , , ; ;  (, );	   to find out the truth  ;	   to find smb. out  -.;	   to find out for oneself    all found   ; 100 a year and all found 100  ()     ;	   how do you find yourself?    ?;  ?;	   to find one's way	    ) ;	   to find one's way home  ;	    ) ; ;	   how did it find its way into print?     ?;	   to find one's feet	    )   ( );	    )   ,  ;  	2. n. ;	   a great find  ;	   a sure find .  

finder  n. .	  1) 	  2) . 

finding  1. pres-p.  find 1	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ();  ();	   pl.  ()	  3) pl.  (   ..); ;	   shoe findings ,   .  	  4)  (), , 	  5) pl.  ,  

fine  I	1. n. , 	2. v. ,  , 	II n. in fine	    )  , , ;	    ) ;  ;  	III 1. a.	  1) , , ; ,  ( );	   fine needle  ;	   fine skin  ;	   fine distinction  ;	   fine intellect  ;	   a fine lady! . .   ( 	    ) !;	   fine point ( question) ,  	  2) ; ,  ( .);	   to have a fine time .   ;	   a fine friend you are! .  !;	   fine income  	  3)  ; , ; ;	   gold 22 carats fine  88- 	  4) ;	   fine mechanics  	  5) , ;  ( );	   a fine morning  ;	   fine air  ;	   one fine day ,    ;	   one of these fine days     ( ); -	  6) , 	  7) ;	   fine edge  ;	   to talk fine  	  8) ;	   fine sand  	  9)  (   ..) the fine arts  ;	   fine feathers make fine birds . =   	2. adv.	  1) . , ;	   that will suit me fine     	  2) ,  to cut it too fine    (. )	3. n. ,  	4. v. () , () (. fine down) fine away, fine down, fine off () , ; ; 

fine-draw  v. (fine-drew; fine-drawn)	  1)   ; 	  2)    ()

fine-drawn  1. p-p.  finedraw	2. a.	  1)   	  2)  ;   ( )	  3) 	  4) .  (  ,   ..)

fine-drew  p.  fine-draw

fine-spun  a.	  1)  ( )	  2) ; 	  3)     

finefleece  a. ;	   finefleece sheep  

finegrained  a. 

finelyfibred  a. 

fineness  n.	  1) ,   . {. fine III, 1}	  2)  ()	  3)  ( )	  4)  	  5) ;  	  6) .  

finery  I n.  ,  , ;	   cheap finery  	II n. .  

finesse  .	1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ,  ; 	  3) .  ()	2. v.	  1)    	  2) . 

finger  1. n.	  1)  (, );	   my fingers itch .    ;	   by a finger's breadth -;	   to lay ( to put) a finger on smb.  -.;	   I had not laid a finger on him      ;	   to let slip through the fingers   	  2) . , 	  3)  ();  ( ) to lay ( to put) one's finger on smth.	    )   -.;	    ) =   ;  ,  -.;	   to turn ( to twist) smb. round one's (little) finger    -.;	   not to move a finger =     ;	   with a wet finger  ;	   his fingers are all thumbs   , ;	   his fingers turned to thumbs   ;	   to have a finger in smth.   -.;   -.;	   he has a finger in the pie =     ;     	2. v.	  1) ,   ( finger over)	  2) .  ; 	  3) .  

finger-alphabet  n.  

finger-board  n. . ; 

finger-bowl  n.   (    )

finger-end  = finger-tip

finger-flower  n. . 

finger-glass  = finger-bowl

finger-hole  n.  ,  (  )

finger-mark  1. n.	  1)   	  2)   ()	2. v.   

finger-nail  n. 

finger-plate  n.   

finger-post  n.     

finger-print  1. n. = fingermark 1, 2	2. v.   

finger-stall  n. , 

finger-tip  n.   to have at one's finger-tips ,    ;	   to one's finger-tips =    ;   ;	   to arrive at one's finger-tips =	    )   ;   ;	    )   

fingerhold  n.  ;	   to have no ( never) more than a fingerhold     

fingering  I	1. pres-p.  finger 2	2. n.	  1)  	  2) .   	  3) . 	II n.   ( )

finical  a.	  1) ;  	  2) , 	  3)  ;  

finickin  = finical

finicking  = finical

finicky  = finical

fining  I pres-p.  fine I, 2	II 1. pres-p.  fine III, 4	2. n. , 

finis  . n. (. sing)	  1)  (   )	  2)  

finish  1. n.	  1) ; ; . ;	   to be in at the finish     (,   ..); . =    ;	   to fight to a finish   	  2) ; ;	   to lack finish  	  3) . 	2. v.	  1) (); ; ; . 	  2)  (. finish off); , 	  3)  -. ,    (. finish up);	   haven't you finished that book yet?      ?;	   we have finished the pie    	  4) ,  (. finish off)	  5)   ;	   the long march has quite finished the troops    

finished  1. p-p.  finish 2	2. a. ; ; ;	   finished goods  ;	   finished manners  ;	   finished gentleman  

finisher  n.	  1) . 	  2) .     	  3) .  ;  	  4)  ( )

finishing  1. pres-p.  finish 2	2. n. . ; 	3. a. 

finite  a.	  1) ,  ;	   finite risk  	  2) .  ( )

fink  . .	1. n. 	2. v.	  1)  	  2) , 

Finn  n. ; 

finnan  n.   (. finnan haddock)

Finnic  a. 

Finnish  1. a. 	2. n.  

Finno-Ugrian  a. - ( )

finny  a.	  1)  	  2)  

fiord  . n. 

fir  n. .	  1) ; . ;	   Scotch F. ;	   Silver F. 	  2)  ()

fir-cone  n.  

fir-needle  n.    , 

fir-tree  = fir 1

fire  1. n.	  1) , ;	   to strike fire  ;	   to lay a fire  ;   ( ,   ..);	   electric fire    ;	   gas fire    ;	   it is too warm for fires  ,  ;	   to light ( to make up) the fire  ;	   to nurse the fire  ;	   to stir the fire   ;	   between two fires . ()  ;	   to blow the fire  ; .   ( ..)	  2) ;	   to catch ( to take) fire ; .  (-.);	   to be on fire ; .   ;	   to set fire to smth., to set smth. on fire, . to set a fire  (-.)	  3) , ; . 	  4) 	  5) , 	  6) . , ;	   to be under fire  ; .   ;	   to stand fire    (. .);	   running fire  ; .    not to set the Thames on fire =     ;	   to play with fire   ;	   to fight fire with fire =   	2. v.	  1) , ;	   to fire a house  	  2) ()	  3)  ()	  4) 	  5) ; 	  6)  ();  (  ..)	  7) .  ( )	  8) , ,   (at, on, upon);	   to fire a mine  	  9) .  fire away ;	   fire away! . !, !, !;	   fire off  ; .  (  ..);	   fire out . ; ;	   fire up 

fire fighter  n.	  1) , 	  2) -

fire wall  n. 

fire-alarm  n.	  1)  	  2)   

fire-arm  n. (. pl.)  

fire-ball  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) .  

fire-bar  n. . 

fire-bomb  n.  

fire-box  n. .  , 

fire-brand  n.	  1)  ( )	  2) , ; 

fire-brick  n.  

fire-bridge  n. .  ;  

fire-brigade  n.  

fire-bug  n.	  1) . 	  2) . 

fire-clay  n.  

fire-cock  n.  

fire-company  n.	  1)  	  2)    

fire-control  n.	  1) .  	  2) .    

fire-damp  n.  ,  

fire-department  n. .  

fire-dog  = andiron

fire-door  n. .  

fire-drill  n.	  1)    	  2)    

fire-eater  n.	  1)   ( )	  2) , ; 

fire-engine  n.	  1)  	  2) attr. fire-engine red - 

fire-escape  n.	  1)  	  2)      (  ..)

fire-extinguisher  n. 

fire-eyed  a. .   

fire-glass  n.   

fire-grate  n. .  

fire-guard  n.  

fire-hose  n.  

fire-insurance  n.   

fire-irons  n. pl.  

fire-light  n.   ,   ..

fire-lighter  n. 

fire-office  n.     

fire-pan  n. 

fire-place  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

fire-plug  n.  , 

fire-policy  n.  (  )

fire-raising  n. . 

fire-screen  n.  

fire-ship  n. . . 

fire-squad  n.  

fire-step  n. .   ( )

fire-warden  n.	  1)    	  2) 

fire-watcher  = firespotter

fire-water  n. . " " (  ..)

fire-worship  n. 

firefly  n.  ()

firelock  n.	  1)  	  2)   

fireman  n.	  1) 	  2) 

fireproof  a. ; 

fireside  n.	  1)   ;	   by the fireside  	  2)  ,  

firespotter  n.   

firewood  n. ; 

firework  = fireworks 1

fireworker  n. 

fireworks  n. pl.	  1) 	  2)  ,   ..	  3) 

firing  1. pres-p.  fire 2	2. n.	  1) ;    	  2) 	  3)  , 	  4) 	  5) 	  6) . 	  7) .  	  8)  ()	  9)  ( )

firing ground  n. , 

firing party  n. .	  1) ,   	  2)  

firing squad  = firing party 1

firing-line  n. .  ;  

firkin  n.   (= 8-9 )

firm  I n. ,   long firm  	II 1. a.	  1) , ;	   firm ground ;	   to be on firm ground     ;   	  2) ; , ;	   firm step  ;	   firm prices  ; (as) firm as a rock     	  3) ; ;	   firm measures  	2. adv. , 	3. v. (); ();	   to firm the ground after planting     

firmament  n. (. the firmament)  

firman  . n.  (   ); ; 

firry  a. ;  , 

first  1. n-ord. ;	   first form   ( )	2. a.	  1) ; ;	   first thing  ;	   I'll do it first thing in the morning      ;	   to come first  ;	   they were the first to come   ;	   in the first place ;  ;   	  2) , ; ;	   the first scholar of the day     ;	   first violin  	  3)             F. Commoner  (    1919 .);	   F. Sea Lord   ,     ();	   first water   ( );	   to be on a first name basis with smb. =     -.	3. n.	  1) ;	   at first ;   , ;	   at the first of the year   ;	   from the first   ;	   from first to last    	  2) (the first)  	  3) pl.   	4. adv.	  1) , ;	   first of all  	  2) ;	   I first met him last year       	  3) ,  first and last    ;	   first, last and all the time .   ;   ;	   first or last   

first cost  n. 

first floor  n.	  1)  	  2) .  

first-aid  n.	  1)  ;  	  2) .  	  3) attr. first-aid kit . .  ;	   first-aid station   

first-born  n. 

first-chop  a. . 

first-class  1. n.  ;  	2. a. 	3. adv.	  1) . ;	   to feel first-class   	  2) to travel first-class    ,  

first-cousin  n.  ;  

first-day  n.  ( )

first-floor  a.	  1)         	  2) .         

first-foot  n. .     

first-fruits  n. pl.   (. .)

first-hand  1. a.     to have first-hand knowledge   ;    	2. adv.   	3. n. at first-hand   ;	   to see at first-hand  

first-night  n. ,  

first-nighter  n. .    

first-rate  1. a.	  1) ;    	  2) 	2. adv. . , ;	   to do first-rate 

firstling  n.	  1) (. pl.)  	  2)  ( )

firstly  adv. -

firth  n.   ; ;   (.  )

fiscal  a. ; ;	   fiscal year  

fish  I	1. n.	  1) (pl.   .) ; . . , ;	   fish and chips    	  2) . ;	   cool fish , ;	   odd ( queer) fish ;	   poor fish  	  3) (the F.  Fishes)  (   )	  4) . . 	  5) attr. ;	   fish corral    all's fish that comes to his net . =    ;    ;	   to feed the fishes .	    ) ;	    )   ;	   to have other fish to fry   ;	   to make fish of one and flesh of another    , ;	   a pretty kettle of fish! . =  !;  !;	   fish story = " "; , ;	   neither fish, flesh nor fowl ( good red herring)    ;    	2. v.	  1)    	  2) to fish the anchor .   fish for	    )    (  ..);	    ) .  ();	    ) . , ;	   to fish for compliments (for an invitation)    ( );	   fish out .	    ) ;  ( );	    ) ,  ();	   fish up  ( ) to fish or cut bait .  ,     	II 1. n.	  1) .  (  );  ( )	  2) = fish-plate	2. v. .  ;  	III n. 

fish-ball  n.  

fish-farming  n. 

fish-fork  n. 

fish-gig  = fizgig 3

fish-glue  n.  

fish-hook  n.  

fish-kettle  n.     

fish-knife  n.    

fish-ladder  n.  ( )

fish-net  a. fish-net stockings  

fish-plate  n. -. .  

fish-pond  n.	  1)    , 	  2) . 

fish-pot  n.  ( , )

fish-slice  n.      

fish-tackle  n.  

fish-tail  1. n.  	2. a.    ;	   fish-tail wind ,   

fishbolt  n. . -.  

fisher  I n.	  1) . ; 	  2)  	II n. . .   1  

fisherman  n.	  1) , 	  2)  

fishery  n.	  1) ;  	  2)  ; 	  3) .   

fishily  adv. . ; 

fishing  1. pres-p.  fish I, 2	2. n.	  1)  	  2)   	  3) = fishery 2

fishing-line  n. 

fishing-rod  n. 

fishing-tackle  n.  

fishmonger  n.  

fishwife  n.	  1)  	  2)   

fishy  a.	  1) ; ;	   fishy   	  2)  	  3)   	  4) . , ;	   fishy tale  

fissile  a.	  1) ;	   fissile materials  	  2)  ; 

fission  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) . ,      	  3) .    	2. v.   . {. 1}

fissionable  a. ,    

fissure  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) .  ()	  3) . ;  ()

fist  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . ;	   give us your fist   	  3) . ;	   he writes a good fist    	  4)        he made a better fist of it     ;	   he made a poor fist of it     	2. v.	  1) .  	  2) . .    (  ..)

fistful  n. ()  (-.); 

fistic  a. . 

fisticuff  1. n.	  1)  	  2) pl.  	2. v.    

fistula  n. . , 

fit  I n.	  1) , , ;	   fit of apoplexy , 	  2) pl. , ; ;	   to scream oneself into fits =  	  3) , ;	   a fit of energy   to give smb. a fit ( fits) . , ,  -.;	   to throw a fit .	    ) ;  ;	    ) . ;	   to knock ( to beat) smb. into fits  ,  -.;	   by fits and starts , 	II 1. n.	  1) . , 	  2) to be a good (bad) fit  ()  (   ..)	2. a.	  1) , ; ; ;	   fit time and place    ;	   the food here isn't fit to eat    	  2) ; ;	   I am not fit to be seen    ;	   it is not fit  ;	   do as you think fit ,   	  3) , ;	   fit to die of shame    ;	   I am fit for another mile     	  4)   ,    ( ); , ;	   to feel ( to keep) fit     (as) fit as a fiddle	    )  ;	    )   ;	    )   	3. v.	  1) , ,  ; ,  ;	   the coat fits well   	  2) (); ();	   to fit oneself to new duties     	  3) , 	  4)  (with)	  5) . .  (   ) fit in	    ) (); (); ;	    ) ;	    ) ; ;	   fit on , ;	   fit out	    ) ,  , ;	    ) . ,   ;	   fit up	    ) ;	    ) ; ;	   the hotel is fitted up with all modern conveniences    () ;	    ) ,  to fit like a glove    ;	   to fit like a ball of wax , ;	   to fit the bill   

fit-out  n. . ; ; 

fitch  n.	  1)  	  2) ,    

fitchew  n.	  1) 	  2) = fitch 1

fitful  a. ; , ;	   fitful energy   ;	   fitful gleams  ;	   fitful wind  

fitment  n.	  1)  	  2) (. pl.) ; 

fitness  n. , 

fitter  n.	  1) -, , 	  2) ,  ,   ..

fitting  1. pres-p.  fit II, 3	2. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) , , 	  3) pl. . ; 	  4) pl. .  	3. a. , , 

fitting-room  n. 

fitting-shop  n.	  1)  	  2)  

five  1. n-card. 	2. n.	  1) 	  2) pl.   ( ,   ..)	  3)        	  4)      ( , ), time is now five minutes to twelve	    )   ;	    )   

five-day  a. 

five-finger  n.	  1) . 	  2) .  	  3) attr. , 

five-o'clock tea  n.  (     )

five-year  a. ;	   five-year plan  

fivefold  1. a. 	2. adv. ;   

fiver  n. .  (     )

fives  n. pl. (.  sing)    

fivescore  n. , 

fix  1. v.	  1) , , 	  2) ; 	  3) ,  (,   ..)	  4)  ();  (, ;	   on, upon - );	   to fix one's eyes on smth.    -.;   , 	  5) . , 	  6) , , 	  7) . , 	  8) , 	  9) ;	   to fix oneself in a place ,  -.	  10)   	  11) ,  (-.)      	  12) . , 	  13) . . .    ,    ,   .., . to fix a broken lock   ;	   to fix a coat  ;	   to fix breakfast  ;	   to fix one's hair    ;	   to fix the fire    .. fix on ,   -.;	   fix up .	    ) ,  ;	    ) ;	    ) ;  ;	    ) ;   ; ; ;	    ) ; ;	   fix upon = fix on	2. n.	  1) . ;  ;	   to get into a terrible fix    ;	   in the same fix    	  2) ;	   to take a fix     	  3) . out of fix  ;   	  4)  

fixation  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) ,  ( -.)

fixative  1. a. 	2. n. ; 

fixature  n. 

fixed  1. p-p.  fix 1	2. a.	  1) , ; ; ;	   with fixed bayonets   	  2) , ;	   fixed prices  	  3) ;	   fixed fact .  	  4) ;	   fixed idea  	  5) . . , 	  6) . ;  fixed capital  ;	   well fixed . , 

fixedly  adv.	  1) ;  	  2) , , 

fixedness  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

fixer  n.	  1) 	  2) -	  3) . . . ,     

fixings  n. pl. .	  1) , , 	  2)  ()	  3) . 

fixity  n.	  1) ;	   fixity of look  	  2) , 	  3) . 

fixture  n.	  1) ; , ; 	  2) 	  3) .   (-. )	  4) .  ,   	  5) .   ,    -. ;	   our guest seems to become a fixture     	  6) ,     

fizgig  n.	  1) ,  	  2)  ()	  3) , 

fizz  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . ;  	  3) 	2. v.	  1) , ,  ( )	  2) 

fizzle  1. n.	  1)  	  2) . , 	2. v.   fizzle out ; .  

fizzy  . , 

flabbergast  v. . , 

flabby  a.	  1) , , 	  2) , 

flaccid  a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) , ; 

flag  I	1. n.	  1) , , ;	   flag of truce  	  2)  (  )	  3) .    to lower ( to strike) flag . ;	   to hoist (to strike) one's flag .  () 	2. v.	  1)  	  2)   flag down .      	II n. . 	III 1. n.	  1)  ( ); 	  2) pl.   	2. v.  	IV v.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   our conversation was flagging    

flag-captain  n.   

flag-day  n.         

flag-officer  n. .	  1) ; -; -	  2) 

flag-station  n. ,      

flag-wagging  n.	  1) . .  	  2) .  

FlagDay  n. . 14  -      (1777 .)

flagellant  n.	  1) . 	  2) ,  

flagellate  v. , 

flagellation  n. ; 

flageolet  n. . 

flagging  I	1. pres-p.  flag III, 2	2. n.   ;   	II 1. pres-p.  flag	IV 2. a. , 	III pres-p.  flag I, 2

flagitious  a. ; , 

flagman  n. 

flagon  n.       

flagpole  = flagstaff

flagrant  a.	  1) , ; ; 	  2) ,  (   ..)

flagship  n.  , 

flagstaff  n. 

flagstone  = flag III, 1, 1

flail  1. n.	  1) 	  2) attr. flail tank . -	2. v. 

flair  n. .	  1) , 	  2) , 

flak  n.	  1)  	  2)  

flake  I	1. n.	  1) pl. ;	   flake of snow 	  2) , 	  3) 	2. v.	  1) , () 	  2) ,  (. flake away, flake off)	II n.	  1)   	  2) .     	  3) .  ()

flaky  a.	  1)   	  2) , 

flam  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) 

flambeau  n. . (pl. -eaus -eaux) 

flamboyant  1. n. - 	2. a.	  1) , ;  	  2) . "" (    )

flame  1. n.	  1) ;	   the flames ;	   to burst into flame(s)  ;	   to commit to the flames ;	   in flames ,  ;	   the flames of sunset  	  2)  	  3) , ;	   to fan the flame  	  4) .  ;	   an old flame of his   	2. v.	  1) , , 	  2) , ;	   her face flamed with excitement      flame out, flame up	    ) , ;	    ) 

flame-thrower  n. 

flaming  1. pres-p.  flame 2	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3)  	  4) , 	  5) . 

flamingo  n. (pl. -os, -oes ) . 

flammable  n. ; 

flamy  a. , 

flan  n. .	  1)    ,   ..	  2)    

flange  1. n.	  1) . ; 	  2) -.  ()	  3) , , 	2. v. . ,  

flank  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  (  )	  3)  ()	  4) . 	  5)  ()	  6) attr. . ;	   flank file  	2. v.	  1)     ,  	  2)    	  3)   	  4) ;   	  5)  (on - ); 

flanker  n. . . ; ,   

flannel  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  (.    ..)	  3) pl.   (. );  ;  	2. a.  flannel cake .  	3. v.	  1)  	  2) .  ()

flannelette  n. . 

flannelled  1. p-p.  flannel 3	2. a.    

flap  1. n.	  1) -.,    ,     	  2) ,   	  3)  ,    ..	  4) , ; 	  5)  ( )	  6)  ()	  7) 	  8)   ()	  9)    ()	  10) . , , 	  11)  ()	  12) . ; 	  13) . , ; 	2. v.	  1)  ()	  2) ; (); ();	   the wind flaps the sails   	  3) , ; ;  ();	   to flap flies away   (  ..)	  4) 	  5) .   ; ,  to flap one's mouth, to flap about , 

flap-eared  a. 

flapdoodle  n. . , 

flapjack  n.	  1) , , 	  2)  

flapper  n.	  1)  ( );  ( );  ( )	  2) 	  3) , 	  4)  (,   ..)	  5) ;  	  6) . . -

flare  1. n.	  1) ,  , ; ; 	  2)    	  3)  	  4)  ;  	  5)  (  ..)	2. v.	  1)   (. flare up);  	  2)  ,  ;  ( )	  3) (); 	  4) ,  	  5) . ,    (. flare up) flare up	    ) ;	    )  , 

flare-up  n.	  1)  (. .    ..);  	  2)  

flared skirt  n. -

flaring  1. pres-p.  flare 2	2. a.	  1) ,  	  2)   ; , 	  3) 	  4)  ,  

flash  1. n.	  1) , ;	   a flash of lightning  	  2)  ();	   flash of hope  	  3)    , ;	   in a flash   ,   	  4) . ,  	  5) .  , 	  6) . "  ",     (   );	   bulletin flash     (  )	  7) .   () a flash in the pan ; 	2. v.	  1) ; ;  , ;	   his eyes flashed fire    ;	   to flash a look ( a glance, one's eyes) at   ;	   his old art flashed out occasionally      	  2)  , ; ;	   the train flashed past   	  3) ,   ;  ( );	   the idea flashed across ( into, through) my mind, the idea flashed upon me   	  4)   ,   .. ()	  5) .   , ; 

flash burn  n. ,   

flash-house  n. . 

flash-light  n.	  1)  ;   	  2)  ,   ( ,   ..)	  3) .  	  4)   	  5) attr. flash-light photograph    

flash-point  n.  ,  

flashback  n.	  1)   , , 	  2) .  ;  ,  ,     (    ..)

flashing  1. pres-p.  flash 2	2. n.	  1)   . {. flash 2}	  2) .  

flashy  = flash 2, 1  2

flask  n.	  1) ; ; ; , ; 	  2) 	  3)     	  4) . 

flasket  n.	  1)  	  2)   

flat  I	1. n.	  1) ,  ;	   the flat of the hand ;	   on the flat .  ,   	  2) , ; ;  	  3)   	  4) , 	  5) pl.   	  6) . 	  7) . .  	  8) . 	  9) . 	  10) . 	  11) = flat-car	  12) .  	  13) .   to join the flats    , 	2. a.	  1) , ;    ;	   a flat roof  ;	   the storm left the oats flat   ( ) ;	   flat hand    ;	   flat nose  	  2) , ;	   flat ground   	  3) , , ;	   life is very flat in your town   ,    	  4) , ; ; ; ; ;	   to fall flat    {. . 3, 1}	  5) . ,  ( )	  6) , ;	   flat rate   (,   ..)	  7)  (   ..); ;  (    ..)	  8)  ( )	  9) , ;	   that's flat   ()	  10) . ; , , 	  11) .  ( )	  12) .  ( );  ( );	   flat race   	3. adv.	  1) ; , ;	   to fall flat   {. . 2, 4}	  2) ,  ;	   to go flat against orders    	  3) ,  ; 	4. v. .    , 	II n.	  1)  (   )	  2) pl.    

flat-boat  n. 

flat-broke  a. .  , 

flat-car  n. . -. -

flat-fish  n.   (  ..)

flat-foot  n.	  1) . 	  2) . 	  3) . ; 	  4) . , 

flat-footed  a.	  1) . 	  2) . . , ;	   he came out flat-footed for the measure  ,    	  3) . ; 

flat-iron  n.	  1) 	  2)  

flat-out  adv. .	  1)   	  2)  

flatlet  n.  

flatly  adv.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) ;	   to refuse flatly  ()

flatness  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ; 	  4) , 	  5) .  ()

flatten  v.	  1) () , ; , 	  2)  ( , )	  3) ,   ( , )	  4)  , 	  5)  	  6) .   	  7)  ,   ;  flatten out	    ) , ;	    )  ();	    )   ,  

flatter  I v.	  1) 	  2) to flatter oneself that  ,   ();	   I flatter myself that  , 	  3) ;  ;	   the portrait flatters him    	  4)  ;  (, )	II n. .  

flatterer  n. 

flattering  1. pres-p.  flatter I	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 

flattery  n. 

flatting  1. pres-p.  flat I, 4	2. n. .	  1) ; 	  2) attr. flatting mill  

flattop  n. . . 

flatty  . flat-foot 2, 3  4

flatulence  n.	  1) .  , 	  2) , 

flatulency  n.	  1) .  , 	  2) , 

flatulent  a.	  1) .   ( )	  2) .   	  3) , ; 

flatware  n.	  1)   (,   )	  2)    

flatways  adv. 

flatwise  adv. 

flaunt  v.	  1)   ( )	  2)  () , ; 

flautist  n. 

flavin  n.  

flavor  . = flavour, flavourless

flavorless  . = flavour, flavourless

flavour  1. n.	  1)  (. );  ()	  2) , 	  3) ; ;	   there is a flavour of romance in the affair     - 	2. v. ;  , ; .  , 

flavourless  a.	  1) 	  2)  

flaw  I	1. n.	  1) , ,  ( ,   ..)	  2)  ()	  3) , , , ;	   a flaw in an argument    	  4) . ,  ( ,    ..)	2. v.	  1)  ; ; (); ; 	  2) .  	II n. .  ; 

flawless  a.  , 

flawy  a.  ,   . {. flaw I, 1}

flax  n.	  1) 	  2) 

flax-seed  n.  

flaxen  a.	  1) 	  2) -,  (  )

flaxy  a.	  1) 	  2)   

flay  v.	  1)  , 	  2) ,  ,    ..	  3) , ;  	  4)  

flay-flint  n. ; 

flea  n.  a flea in one's ear	    )  , ;	    ) ;	    )  ;	   to send smb. away with a flea in his ear  -. ;    -.,  -.

flea-bag  n. .  

flea-bane  n. .  

flea-bite  n.	  1)  	  2)  ,    	  3)      

flea-bitten  a.	  1)  	  2)  ( )	  3) . ; 

flea-pit  n. .	  1) ,  ; , ""	  2)  

fleam  n. 

fleck  1. n.	  1) , ;	   flecks of sunlight  	  2) 	  3) ;	   a fleck of dust 	2. v.  , 

flecker  v. 

flection  = flexion

fled  I p.  p-p.  flee	II p.  p-p.  fly II, 2, 8

fledge  v.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)  ()	  4)     ()

fledged  1. p-p.  fledge	2. a. ;   ( );	   a fully fledged engineer .  

fledgeling  n.	  1)  	  2) ;  

fledgling  n.	  1)  	  2) ;  

flee  v. (fled)	  1) ,   (from; out of; away)	  2) 	  3) (. p.  p-p.) , ;	   the clouds fled before the wind   

fleece  1. n.	  1) ;  	  2)    	  3)  	  4) . , 	2. v.	  1) .  	  2) ,  ();	   he was fleeced of his money =    	  3)   

fleecy  a.	  1)  	  2) ;	   fleecy cloud  ;	   fleecy hair  

fleer  1. n.  ; 	2. v.  ; ;  

fleet  I n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   fleet of whalers  	  3)  (,   ..)	II 1. a.	  1) ;	   fleet glance  	  2) . 	  3)  ( )	2. adv. . 	3. v.	  1)   	  2)  , 

Fleet Street  n.   ,    ;    ; .  

fleet-footed  a. 

fleeting  1. pres-p.  fleet II, 3	2. a. , , ;	   fleeting impression  

Fleming  n. 

Flemish  1. a. ;	   Flemish brick ;	   Flemish point  ( )	2. n.  

flench  = flense

flense  v.  (, );  

flesh  1. n.	  1) () ;	   wolves live on flesh   	  2) , ;	   flesh and blood   ;  ;  ;	   one's own flesh and blood    ,  , . , ;	   all flesh  ;	   in the flesh ,  	  3) ;	   in flesh  , ;	   to lose flesh ;	   to make ( to gain) flesh, to put on flesh 	  4) ,  ()	  5) 	2. v.	  1)  (,   )  	  2)    ()	  3)  ; 	  4) 	  5) . 	  6) 

flesh tights  = fleshings

flesh-coloured  n.  

flesh-fly  n.  

flesh-pot  n.     flesh-pots (of Egypt) .	    ) ,  ,  ;	    )  

flesh-wound  n.  

fleshings  n. pl.    ( )

fleshly  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

fleshy  a.	  1) 	  2) 

fleur-de-lis  n. . (pl. fleursde-lis)	  1) . 	  2)   (.    )

flew  p.  fly II, 2

flews  n. pl.   ( -  ..)

flex  1. n. .  	2. v. , 

flexible  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) , 

flexile  . = flexible

flexion  n.	  1) , 	  2) . . 	  3) . 	  4) . ,  (, )

flexor  n.  

flexure  n.	  1) 	  2) ; ; ; , , 	  3) = flexion 4	  4) .  (    )

flibbertigibbet  n.	  1)    ;    	  2) (); ; 

flick  1. n.	  1)   (,   ..)	  2)  	  3) pl. . 	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2)    (-.)     (  ,   ..; . flick off, flick away) flick out  , 

flicker  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3)  	  4) pl. . , 	2. v.	  1) ;	   a faint hope still flickered in her breast        	  2) ; 	  3) ,  	II n. . 

flickering  1. pres-p.  flicker I, 2	2. a. , ;	   the flickering tongue of a snake   ;	   flickering shadows  

flier  = flyer

flight  I	1. n.	  1)  (. .);	   birds in flight   ;	   to take ( to wing) one's flight ;	   a flight of fancy ( imagination)  ;	   a flight of wit  	  2) 	  3)  , 	  4) . 	  5)  ()	  6)  (,   ..); 	  7)  ()	  8) .  ()	  9)   ()	  10)   ( )	  11)  ;  	  12)   ( )	  13) attr. flight path	    )   ();	    ) .  ;	   flight book .   in the first flight   ,  ;   	2. v.  ;  (  )	II n. ,  ; ;	   to seek safety in flight  ;	   to put to flight   ;	   to take (to) flight   

flight-deck  n. .	  1)   ( )	  2)   

flight-lieutenant  n.   ( )

flight-shot  n.	  1)   	  2)  

flighty  a. , ; , 

flim-flam  .	1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ,  	2. v. , 

flimsy  1. n.	  1)     ( )	  2) . , ""	  3) . 	2. a.	  1) ,  ( )	  2) , 	  3) , ;	   flimsy argument  

flinch  I v.	  1)  ( ); 	  2) ,  (from -   ,    ..)	II = flense

flinders  n. pl. ; , ;	   to break ( to fly) in flinders  

fling  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ,    	  3) . ,  	  4)  ;	   to have one's fling . ,  the Highland fling   ;	   at one fling  , ;	   to have a fling at smb.   -. ;	   to have a fling at smth. ,  -., in full fling   	2. v. (flung)	  1) (), (), ();	   to fling a stone at smb.    -.;	   to fling out of a room   ;	   to fling oneself into the saddle   ;	   to fling oneself into a chair   ;	   to fling smth. in smb.'s teeth  -.   (  ..)	  2)  ,   (  ..);	   to fling one's arms round smb.'s neck  -.  ;	   to fling open ,  	  3)  ( )	  4)  (, , );	   the flowers fling their fragrance around   	  5)   (into - );	   to fling oneself into an undertaking     -.  fling about ;	   to fling one's arms about  ;	   fling aside , ;	   fling away	    ) ;	    ) ;	    )  ;	   fling down	    )   ;	    ) ;	   fling off	    )  ;	    ) , ;	   the horse flung his rider off   ;	    )  ;	   to fling off one's pursuers   ;	   fling on , ;	   to fling one's clothes on   ;	   fling out	    )  (  ..);	    )  ( );	   fling to ;	   fling up: to fling one's arms up  ;	   fling upon: to fling oneself upon smb.'s mercy    -. to fling up one's heels ,  

flint  n.	  1) ;  	  2) -.      ;	   a heart of flint   to wring water from a flint  

flint-glass  n. 

flint-hearted  a. 

flint-lock  n. .	  1)   	  2)  

flint-paper  n.  

flinty  a.	  1) , 	  2) ,   

flip  I	1. n.	  1) ,  	  2) . ()   	  3) attr. the flip side . flip   ()	2. v.	  1) ,  	  2) ,  (    ..)	  3) ;	   to flip a nickel .  	II n.       

flip-flap  n.	  1)  	  2) -	  3)  ; 	  4)  ( )	  5) .   ( )

flippancy  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

flippant  a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) . 

flipper  n.	  1) . ,  ; ;	   pl.  ()	  2) . 	  3) . 

flirt  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  ; 	2. v.	  1) ,  (with)	  2) ,  ;	   he flirted with the idea of dropping the cards    ,  ()    	  3)  ()  ;	   to flirt a fan  

flirtation  n. 

flirty  a.  , 

flit  1. n.   (.   )	2. v.	  1) , ;	   to flit past ;	   recollections flit through one's mind    	  2)     (about)	  3)     (.   )

flitch  n.	  1)     	  2)  	  3) . 

flitter  v. , ;  

flivver  n. . .	  1)  	  2) -. , , 	  3) , 

float  1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ; 	  3)  	  4)  ( )	  5)   (  ..)	  6) ,  ()	  7) . 	  8)  ( )	  9) ( pl.) . 	  10) 	  11)    ,   ,   . 	  12)  ()	  13) = floater	  2) on the float  	2. v.	  1) ; ;    	  2)    	  3)    ( )	  4) ;	   to float in the mind   ;	   to float before the eyes   	  5) , 	  6)   ;   	  7)  ()	  8)    ( , )	  9) ,  (, )	  10) .     	  11)  ()	  12) .  	  13)   

floatable  a.	  1) 	  2) 

floatage  n.	  1) 	  2) . ,  ;    	  3)   

floatation  n.	  1) 	  2) .  	  3) . 

floater  n.	  1)  	  2) . ,     to make a floater  , 

floating  1. pres-p.  float 2	2. a.	  1) , ;	   floating cargo  ;	   floating light .   ;	   floating piston ,  	  2) ;	   floating population  	  3) . ;	   floating kidney   floating rate (of exchange) .    ;	   floating debt  ;  

floating bridge  n.    

floating earth  n. 

floatplane  n.  

floaty  a.	  1) 	  2) 

flocculate  v. .  , 

flock  I n.	  1) ; ;  ()	  2) pl.    	II 1. n.	  1)  (. );  (. );	   flocks and herds    ;	   the flower of the flock . ,  	  2) ; ;	   to come in flocks  	  3) . 	2. v. ;  ;	   the children flocked round their teacher   

floe  n.	  1)  	  2)  

flog  v.	  1) , , 	  2)   	  3) .    -. -  flog along  ;	   flog into ,  ( );   ( -.);	   flog out  (  ..;	   of) to flog a dead horse =   ;   

flogging  1. pres-p.  flog	2. n. ,  

flood  1. n.	  1) ; ; ; , ;	   the F., Noah's F. .   (. .)	  2) ;  	  3) , ;	   a flood of words  ;	   a flood of tears ,  ;	   a flood of light  ;	   a flood of anger  	  4) . . , ,  at the flood  ,  	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  (  );   ;	   the river is flooded by the rains    	  3) ,  	  4) .   

flood-gate  n. ,  ,   to open the flood-gates	    )   (-.);	    ) ,  

floodlight  1. n. (. pl.) ( )	2. v.  

floor  1. n.	  1) ; ,  	  2)    () ;	   floor of the House      	  3)    ;	   to have ( to take) the floor ,  ;	   to get the floor  ;	   a question from the floor   	  4) ; ;	   third floor  ; .  	  5) 	  6)  (, )	  7)   (. )	  8) 	  9)  ;	   to go on the floor    ( );	   to be on the floor   	  10) attr. floor exercise  ;	   floor space  	2. v.	  1)  	  2)   ;   	  3) . ,  ( -.);	   to floor the question    	  4) . , ,  ;	   the question floored him     	  5) .    (,   )

floor show  n.    (   ..)

floor-cloth  n.	  1) 	  2)  

floor-lamp  n. 

floorer  n.	  1)  	  2) .  ;  ;  ;  

flooring  1. pres-p.  floor 2	2. n.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3) .  

floorwalker  n.   

floosie  n. . 

floozie  n. . 

floozy  n. . 

flop  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . ;	   to go flop  ,  	  3) . .    	  4) . . ,      ,  	2. v.	  1) ; ;	   he flopped down on his knees and begged for mercy        	  2) ; ();	   the fish flopped about in the boat    	  3)  	  4) . ,  (  . ;  flop over)	  5) .  , 	  6)  ( )	  7) .  ( );  	3. adv. to fall flop into the water   	4. interj. !

flophouse  n. . . 

floppy  a.	  1)  	  2) ,  ( );  ( )

flora  n. (pl. ae, as ) 

florae  pl.  flora

floral  a.	  1) 	  2)   , 

Florentine  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) 	  2) (f.)  (  )

florescence  n.	  1) ;  	  2) . 

floret  n.	  1) . ,  (  )	  2)  

floriated  a.   

floriculture  n. 

florid  a.	  1) , ;	   florid style  	  2) ,  ( )	  3)  ( )

florin  n.  (   )

florist  n.	  1)  	  2) 

floruit  . n.    

floss  n. -

flossy  a. 

flotage  = floatage

flotation  = floatation

flotilla  n. .  (.  )

flotsam  n.      ;   flotsam and jetsam	    )  ;	    )  ;	    ) ; ;  

flounce  I	1. n.   	2. v. , ;   (. flounce away, flounce out, flounce about, flounce down, flounce up);	   to flounce out of the room    	II 1. n. 	2. v.  

flounder  I v.	  1) ;   	  2)  ( );	   to flounder through a speech    (.,   )	II n.  

flour  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3) attr. flour paste 	2. v.	  1)  	  2) . , 

flourish  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3)  	  4) ;	   flourish of trumpets ; .   (-.);  ;   (  -.  ..)	2. v.	  1)  ; 	  2) , ;   	  3) ,  (  );	   Socrates flourished about 400 B. C.    	IV .   	  4)  (-.)	  5) .  	  6)   	  7)  

flourishing  1. pres-p.  flourish 2	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) 

floury  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  

flout  v.	  1) ; ;	   to flout smb.'s advice  -. 	  2) . , ,  (at - )

flow  1. n.	  1) , , 	  2) ;	   the tide is on the flow  	  3) ;	   flow of spirits 	  4)  (, )	  5) .  	  6) . 	2. v.	  1) , , ;       ( ,   ..)	  2) 	  3) ,  (from)	  4) ;  ; . ;	   gold flows from the country     	  5) .  (with)

flow sheet  n.   

flower  1. n.	  1) ;  	  2) ; ;	   in flower  ;	   to come to full flower   ;	   in the flower of one's age   	  3) , ,   (-.)	  4) pl. . ,   ; 	  5) . 	  6) flowers of speech   ;  .  	  7) attr. flower children . . 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)   

flower-de-luce  = fleur-de-lis

flower-garden  n. 

flower-girl  n. ,  

flower-piece  n. .    

flower-show  n.  

flowerbed  n. 

flowered  1. p-p.  flower 2	2. a.   ;	   flowered silk  

floweret  n. . 

flowering  1. pres-p.  flower 2	2. n. ; 	3. a. ,  

flowerpot  n.  

flowery  a.	  1)  	  2)  (   ..)

flowing  1. pres-p.  flow 2	2. a.	  1) ;	   flowing tide ; . -. , ;	   flowing waters  	  2) ,  ( )	  3)  ( , )	  4) ;	   flowing draperies    

flown  p-p.  fly II, 2

flu  n. . 

flubdub  . = flapdoodle

fluctuate  v. ; ;  , 

fluctuation  n. ; ; , ;	   fluctuations of temperature  

flue  I n.	  1) 	  2) .   ()	II n.	  1) 	  2)   ( )	III n.   	IV = fluke II, 1  2 V = flu

fluency  n. ;  ()

fluent  1. a.	  1) ; ;  ( );	   to speak fluent English   -	  2)  ;	   a fluent speaker  	  3)    (   ..);	   fluent phrases  	  4) , 	2. n. .  ; 

fluently  adv.	  1) , 	  2)  ( )

fluey  a. ,  

fluff  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   to make a fluff .  	  3) . .    a bit of fluff . 	2. v.	  1) (); ;	   to fluff one's feathers   ( ; . .)	  2) . .   	  3)  ()  , 	  4) , 

fluffy  a.	  1) ; 	  2) . 	  3) .    , 

fluid  1. n. ;    	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) () ; , 

fluidity  n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3)  ()	  4) , 

fluke  I n.	  1) , ;  	  2)  ()	  3)  	II n.	  1)  ()	  2) .  	  3) pl.   	III 1. n.  ;	   by a fluke   	2. v.	  1)  -.      	  2) . . 

flume  n.	  1) .    	  2) . ;  , 

flummery  n.	  1)  	  2) .  ; , 	  3)  

flummox  v. . ,    

flump  1. n.  , 	2. v.	  1)    	  2) ,  (-.)     , 

flung  p.  p-p.  fling 2

flunk  .	1. n.  	2. v.	  1) ()  	  2)    (  )

flunkey  n.  ; . , , 

fluorescence  n. , 

fluorescent  a. ;	   fluorescent lamp   ;	   fluorescent light  

fluorine  n. . 

fluorspar  n. .  

flurry  1. n.	  1) , ; ; 	  2) ;    	  3)    	2. v. (. p-p.) ;  (. );	   don't get flurried  

flush  I	1. n.	  1)  ,  ()	  2) ,     (   ..)	  3)  ;  ( ), 	  4)  ()	  5)  ();  (  ..);	   flush of hope  	  6)   (  ..)	  7)  (,   ..)	  8)  ,   (-.)	2. a.	  1)  (  -  )	  2) predic. ; ,  (with);	   to be flush with money	    )  ,   () ;	    )   ,  	  3) .    ,  ( -.)	3. v.	  1)  ;  , 	  2)    ( );    	  3) ,  ( flush up);	   she flushed (up) when I spoke to her    ,     	  4) 	  5)    ;	   to flush the toilet    	  6) ,  ();	   to be flushed with joy (pride, etc.)    (  ..);	   flushed with victory  	  7) .    ( )	II 1. n.   	2. v.	  1)  ()	  2) , 	III n.   

fluster  1. n. , ;	   all in a fluster  ;  	2. v.	  1) (); ()	  2)  

flute  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . , 	  3) , 	2. v.	  1)  ( )	  2)  , 

flutist  n. 

flutter  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ; ;	   to put smb. into a flutter  -.;	   to make ( to cause) a flutter  	  4) .  (.   )	  5) . 	  6) . 	2. v.	  1)    ; 	  2) ;   ( )	  3) ;  ( )	  4)   ; (), ()	  5) . 

fluty  a.   ;   

fluvial  a. 

flux  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ;  ;	   flux and reflux   ;	   in a state of flux      	  3) . ; . 	  4) . 	  5) . , 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  , 	  3) . , 	  4) .  	  5) 

fluxion  n.	  1) .     (   .  )	  2) . , 

fly  I n.	  1) 	  2) -. .  a fly in the ointment =     ;	   a fly on the wheel =     ;	   there are no flies on him   ,   	II 1. n.	  1) ;  ;	   on the fly  	  2) .   	  3) . ; 	  4) pl. . 	  5)  ()	  6)  ()	  7)  ()	  8)   	  9)  ( )	2. v. (flew; flown)	  1) , ;	   to fly across the continent   () 	  2) ;	   the children flew to meet their mother     	  3) ()	  4) ,  (. .);	   the bird has flown = " ",  ;	   it is late, we must fly  ,   	  5) to fly pigeons  	  6)  ()	  7)   ( )  	  8) (p.  p-p. fled) , ;   fly at ;   ;	   to let fly at	    )   -.,  -;	    )    -. ;	   fly in   ;	   fly into	    )  ( ,  );	    )  (   ..);	   fly off	    )  ; ;	    ) , ;	   to fly off the handle    ( ); .   , ;	   he flew off the handle     ;	   fly on = fly at; fly out ,  (at - );	   fly over ,  ;	   fly round ,  ( );	   fly upon = fly at to fly open ();	   to fly high  ,  ;	   to fly the flag .  ;   ;	   the glass flew into pieces   ;	   to fly in the face of smb.   -.;   ;  ;	   to fly in the face of Providence  ;	   to make the money fly	    ) () ;	    )  ;	   to make the feathers fly  (), ;	   to send smb. flying  -.  ,  -.   ;	   to send things flying  ;	   to fly to arms   ;  ;	   to fly to smb.'s arms   -. 	III a. .	  1) ; 	  2) 

fly title  n. . 

fly-agaric  n. 

fly-away  a.	  1) ,  ( )	  2)  ( )	  3) ,  ( )

fly-bitten  a.  

fly-blow  1. n.   ( )	2. v.   ( )

fly-blown  a.	  1)  ( ,   )	  2) . 

fly-by-night  a. ; 

fly-fishing  n.   

fly-leaf  n. . ,        

fly-paper  n.    

fly-sheet  n. 

fly-trap  n. 

fly-wheel  n.  

flyer  n.	  1) , ,    ..	  2) , 	  3) -.  	  4) . 	  5) .  ; 	  6) . 	  7) . 	  8) .    to take a flyer   

flying  1. pres-p.  fly II, 2	2. n. , ;  	3. a.	  1) ; ; ;	   flying machine 	  2) . ;	   flying gear  ;	   flying field  	  3) ;	   flying visit  ;	   she paid us a flying visit      ;	   flying jump .   ;	   flying column  

flying adder  n. 

flying boat  n. .  

flying bridge  n.	  1)  	  2) -

flying fortress  n. . " "

flying instrument  n. .  

flying man  n. 

Flying Officer  n. - ( )

flyman  n.	  1) .   	  2) 

flyover  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. flyover crossing     

fo'c's'le  = forecastle

foal  1. n. ; ;	   in ( with) foal 	2. v. 

foalfoot  n. . --

foam  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  ( )	  3) . 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)    ( foam at the mouth)	  3)  ( )

foam plastic  

foam-rubber  n.  ;  (  ,      ..)

foamy  a.	  1) 	  2)  , 

fob  I n.   	II v. to fob off smb. with smth., to fob smth. off on smb.  -. ( ,    ..)

focal  a.	  1) . ;	   focal distance ( length)  	  2) ;	   she has come to be the focal point of his thinking       ;	   focal points ,    

foci  pl.  focus

focus  1. n. (pl. ci, ses )	  1) . ;	   in focus  ;	   out of focus   	  2)  (, )	  3) . , 	  4) , ;	   focus of interest  ;	   to bring to a focus  (  ..)	2. v.	  1) (),   ; 	  2)  (  ..;	   on - )

fodder  1. n.   ; 	2. v.   ()

foe  n. . , ; 

foetid  = fetid

foetus  n.  

fog  I	1. n.	  1)  	  2)   ,   ; 	  3) in a fog   ;  ,  	  4) . 	2. v.	  1)  ; ()	  2)  , 	II -.	1. n.	  1) 	  2) ,  	2. v.	  1)    	  2)   

fog-horn  n. ,      

fogey  n. ,  ( )  (. old fogey)

foggy  a.	  1) ; ;	   a foggy idea  	  2) . 

fogy  = fogey

foible  n.	  1)  , , 	  2) ,   

foil  I	1. n.	  1) , 	  2) .     (  )	  3) ; ;	   to serve as a foil to  ,  (-.)	2. v. .  ,  (-.)	II 1. n.  	2. v.	  1)  ()  	  2)   ;  (-.) ;  (-.)	  3) .  , 	III n. 

foist  v. ,  (off)

fold  I	1. n.	  1) , ;	   a dress hanging in loose folds ,   	  2) , ;  , 	  3)  ()	  4) . 	  5) . , 	  6)  ()	2. v.	  1)  (  ..) ,   ..; , , ;	   to fold one's arms    ;	   to fold one's hands  ; . 	  2)  (in)	  3) , ;	   to fold smb. to one's breast  -.  	  4) ;	   hills folded in mist ,  	  5) . 	  6) . 	  7) . ,  (   ..) fold back ;	   to fold back the bedclothes  ;	   fold up	    ) , ;	    ) . ;	   the business finally folded up last week ,   ,     	II 1. n.	  1)  ( ), ; 	  2) .  to return to the fold	    )    ;	    )    	2. v.  ()

folder  n.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3)  (;    )	  4) .    	  5) .  	  6) 	  7) pl.  ,    ..

folding  I	1. pres-p.  fold I, 2	2. n. 	3. a. ; ; ;	   folding door(s)  ;	   folding screen 	II pres-p.  fold II, 2

folding-bed  n.  ; -

folding-chair  n.  

folding-cot  = folding-bed

folding-stool  = folding-chair

foliage  n.	  1) 	  2)  ;  	  3)  

foliar  a. 

foliate  1.	  1) 	  2) 	2. v.	  1)  	  2) .   	  3)    ( )	  4) ()   	  5)    ( )

folio  n. (pl. os )	  1)  (  -)	  2) 	  3)  ( )	  4) .     (  72-90 ,   - 100 )	  5) . 

folk  n.	  1) (.  .  . .) ;	   old folk ;	   rich folk ;	   my folks . ;	   the old folks at home , 	  2) . 	  3) attr. 

folk-etymology  n. .  

folklore  n. 

folksy  a. .	  1)   , 	  2) 

folkways  n. pl.  , 

follicle  n.	  1) . 	  2) . , , 	  3) . 

follow  v.	  1) ,  ;	   a concert followed the lecture, the lecture was followed by a concert    ;	   one misfortune followed (upon) another    	  2) 	  3) ,  ()	  4) ,  ( ); (do) you follow me? ?	  5)  (-.)	  6) ;	   follow this path!   !;	   to follow the policy  () 	  7)  -.;	   to follow the plough ;	   to follow the hounds   ;	   to follow the law ,  ;	   to follow the sea ,  	  8)  (-.);  	  9)  , ;  ;	   I cannot follow you in all your views        	  10)  ;	   from what you say it follows     follow on .  ;	   follow out   ; ;	   follow through .  (,   ..);	   follow up	    )  ,  (. .);	    )   ; ,  as follows ;	   the letter reads as follows    

follow my leader  n.   "  "

follow-up  n.	  1)  	  2) ,    -. ;	   a follow-up to the conference    	  3)  	  4) attr. 

follower  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . 	  3) .  ; ;  ( )

following  1. pres-p.  follow	2. n.	  1) , ;	   he has a large following    	  2) (the following) ;	   the following is noteworthy     	3. a.	  1) , 	  2)  ( , )

folly  n.	  1) ; ; ; 	  2)  ;   

foment  v.	  1)  	  2) ; ,  (,   ..)

fomentation  n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   fomentation of discontent  

fond  a.	  1) , ;	   in fond remembrance of smb., smth.   ()   -., -.	  2) to be fond of smb., smth.  -., -.	  3)  ,  ;	   fond hope ,  

fondant  n. . 

fondle  v. 

fondling  1. pres-p.  fondle	2. n. 

fondly  adv.	  1) 	  2) , 

fondness  n. , 

font  n.	  1) . 	  2) . , 	  3)     	  4) = fount II

food  n.	  1) , ; , ;	   the food there is excellent   ;	   food for thought ( reflection)   ,  ;	   to become food for fishes ;	   to become food for worms 	  2)  , , 	  3) attr. ;	   food value 	  4) attr. ;	   food rationing   ( )

food crop  n. -.  

food-card  n.  

food-stuffs  n. ,  

fool  I	1. n.	  1) , ;	   to make a fool of smb.  -;	   to make a fool of oneself     ,  ;	   to play the fool  ;	   to play the fool with	    ) , ;	    ) 	  2)  every man has a fool in his sleeve . =     ;	   no fool like an old fool =   ,    ;	   to be a fool for one's pains  	2. a. . , 	3. v. (); ;  fool about  ;	   fool after   -.;	   fool around . = fool about; fool away  ;  ();	   to fool away one's time   ;	   fool out   (of - y);	   fool with , 	II n. ;	   gooseberry fool     

fool'scapn  1)  	  2)   (13 .  17 .)

foolery  n. ;  

foolhardy  a.	  1)  	  2)  

foolish  a. ; ; 

foolishness  n. , 

foolproof  n. .	  1) ;    	  2) ,      	  3)  ( )

foolscapn  1)  	  2)   (13 .  17 .)

foot  1. (pl. feet)	  1) ;  ( );  ();	   to be on one's feet   ,   ; .    ,  , , 	  2) , , ;	   at a foot's pace ;	   fleet ( swift) of foot . ;	   light (heavy) foot  () ;	   on foot ; .  ,   ;	   to put one's best foot forward	    )  , ;	    )   ;	   to run a good foot   ( )	  3) . 	  4) (pl.   .)  (= 30,48 );	   cubic foot  ;	   a square foot of land  	  5) , , ;	   the foot of a staircase  	  6)  ,  ;	   at the foot (of the bed)   ();	   at the foot of a page (of a table)    ()	  7)  (); , 	  8) (pl. -s ) ; 	  9) . 	  10)  () to be on foot ;	   to put one's feet up ;	   to set ( to put, to have) one's foot on the neck of smb.  -.;	   to carry smb. off his feet  -. ;  ,  -.;	   to fall on one's feet  ,     ;	   to put one's foot down .   ;   ;  ;	   to put one's foot in ( into) it . , ;   ;   ;	   to know ( to get, to find, to have, to take) the length of smb.'s foot  -. ,  ;	   under foot  ,  ;	   my foot! () !;    !	2. v.	  1)  ;	   to foot it .	    ) ;	    )  	  2)  ()	  3) ; ;	   to foot the bill .   ( ); .    , 	  4) , ;	   his losses foot up to 100    100  ()	  5) . 

foot brake  n.  

Foot Guards  n. pl.  

foot-and-mouth disease  n. . 

foot-bath  n.  

foot-bridge  n.  

foot-fault  n.   -     ( ), 

foot-gear  n. .	  1) 	  2)   

foot-hill  n. 

foot-mark  n. ,  ()

foot-note  1. n.  ; 	2. v.   

foot-pace  n. ;	   at () foot-pace 

foot-passenger  n. 

foot-path  n.  , 

foot-plate  n.	  1)   	  2) attr. ;	   foot-plate crew  

foot-pound  n. . 

foot-race  n.   

foot-rule  n. ,  

foot-slogger  n. .	  1) 	  2) 

football  n.	  1) 	  2)  

football-player  = footballer

footballer  n. 

footboard  n.	  1)  (,  , ); ; 	  2) . 	  3)  ()

footer  n. . 

footfall  n.	  1) 	  2)  

foothold  n.	  1)   	  2)  ;  , ;	   to gain a foothold   , , 

footing  1. pres-p.  foot 2	2. n.	  1)   ;	   to lose one's footing , 	  2) , , 	  3)   ( ,   ..);	   to get ( to gain) a footing in society    	  4) ,    to pay (for) one's footing .	    )    (  ,     ..);	    )  ;	   to be on a friendly footing with smb.      -.;	   on an equal footing   ;	   to put on a war footing    ;    

footle  .	1. n. , ; 	2. v. ,  

footless  a.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) . , 

footlights  n. pl. .  ; ;	   to appear before the footlights   ;  ;	   to get over the footlights  ,   ( , )

footling  a. . 

footloose  a. , ;	   footloose and fancy free = ,   

footman  n. () 

footpad  n. . 

footprint  n. ,  ()

footsie  n. to play footsie  ( -.)

footsore  a.   

footstalk  n. . 

footstep  n.	  1) ; , ;	   to follow in smb.'s footsteps   -. 	  2) , 	  3) . , 

footstool  n.   

footway  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) .  ( )

footwear  n. 

footwork  n.   ( ,   ..)

footworn  a.	  1)  ( )	  2) ,  (   ..)

foozle  .	1. n.	  1)   ( )	  2) . 	2. v.	  1)    ( )	  2)  - (-.)

fop  n. , , 

foppery  n. , 

foppish  a. , 

for  ( ); ( )	1. prep.	  1) , ;  .  ;	   for my sake  ;	   it is very good for you   ;	   for children  ;	   for sale  	  2) ;	   we are for peace   	  3) ,  ( );	   just for fun  ;	   to send for a doctor   	  4) , ;	   medicine for a cough   	  5)  ; ;	   to start for  	  6) -, ,  , ;	   for joy  ;	   to dance for joy   ;	   for many reasons   ;	   famous for smth.  -.	  7)  ,  ;	   to last for an hour  ;	   to wait for years  	  8)  ;	   to run for a mile  	  9) ,  ;  (-.);	   I got it for 5 dollars      ;	   will you please act for me in the matter?       	  10)  ( );	   the lecture was arranged for two o'clock     2 	  11) ; ;	   for the first time   ;	   for (this) once   	  12) ;  .  ;	   member for Oxford    	  13) .        : it seems useless for them to take this course , -,     ;	   I'd have given anything for this not to have happened       ,     ;	   this is for you to decide      for all I know   ;	   for all that    ;	   for all that I wouldn't talk like that  -     ;	   as for me, for all I care   ;	   he is free to do what he likes for all I care  ,  ,  ;	   oh, ..! ,   ..!;	   oh, for a fine day! (   ,)    ,  !;	   to hope for the best   ;	   put my name down for two tickets      ;	   it's too beautiful for words   -  ,    	2. cj. ;  , 

forage  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) . 	2. v.	  1) . 	  2)    -. ;	   to forage (about) for a meal  ,   	  3) , 

forage-cap  n. 

forager  n. 

foramen  n. (pl. mina, mens ) . . . , , 

foramina  pl.  foramen

forasmuch  adv. forasmuch as   , 

foray  1. n. ; 	2. v.   

forbad  . p.  forbid

forbade  p.  forbid

forbear  I n. (. pl.) 	II v. (forbore; forborne)	  1)  (from)	  2)  ;	   to bear and forbear    

forbearance  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

forbid  v. (forbad, forbade; forbidden) ;  ;	   to forbid smb. the country  -.   ;	   to forbid the house   ;	   time forbids   ;	   I am forbidden tobacco    God forbid!  !

forbidden  1. p-p.  forbid	2. a. ;  forbidden fruit  ;	   forbidden ground   ()

forbidding  1. pres-p.  forbid	2. a.	  1) , ;	   a forbidding look  	  2) ; 	  3) ;	   a forbidding coast  ;	   his attitude was forbidding    

forbore  p.  forbear II

forborne  p-p.  forbear II

force  1. n.	  1) ;	   by force , ;	   by force of (arms) ,  ();	   he did it by force of habit      	  2) , ;	   brute force  , 	  3)  	  4) the force 	  5) (. pl.)  , 	  6) ,  (,   ..);	   to come into force   ;	   to put in force   , ,   ;	   to remain in force   , 	  7) , , ;	   by force of circumstances   ;	   there is force in what you say   	  8) , ;	   the force of a clause   ()	  9) . ;	   force of gravity  ;   to come in full force    	2. v.	  1) , ; ;	   to force a confession  ;	   to force a smile  ;   ;	   to force tears from smb.'s eyes  -. ,  -.  ;	   to force an action	    ) .  ;	    )  (-.)  -.;	   to force division   (.  . )	  2)  , ;	   to force a lock  ;	   to force one's way   ;	   to force a crossing .   	  3) .   	  4)  ();  	  5)  ();  	  6) , ;	   to force one's voice  	  7) ,  force in	    ) ;	    ) ;	   force into ;	   to force into application ,  to force down the throat  (-.) ;	   to force smb.'s hand  -.  ,   ;  ( -.), ;	   to force up prices ,  

force-land  v. . .   

force-meat  n. 

force-pump  n. .  

forced  1. p-p.  force 2	2. a.	  1) ;	   forced landing .  	  2)  ( ); , ; 	  3) . 	  4) . ; ;	   forced draught  

forcedly  adv. ; 

forceful  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

forceless  a. 

forceps  n. (.  sg.   pl.)	  1)  ; 	  2) attr. a forceps delivery   ( )

forcible  a.	  1) 	  2) ,  (   ..); 

forcing  1. pres-p.  force 2	2. n.	  1) , 	  2)  ();  ()  	  3) . 	  4) attr. forcing bed ; 

Ford  n.  ()	ford  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . . , 	2. v.  

fore  1. n. . ,    to the fore	    ) ;	    )  (   ..);	    ) ,   ; ;	   to come to the fore ,  ;	   he has come to the fore recently      	2. a. ; . 	3. adv. . ;	   fore and aft     ;   

fore-  pref. -, ; . forearm ;	   to foresee 

fore-and-aft  a. . ;	   fore-and-aft rigged    ;	   fore-and-aft sail   fore-and-aft cap . 

fore-cabin  n. .	  1)  	  2)   2- 

fore-edge  n.   

fore-runner  n.	  1) 	  2) 

forearm  I n. 	II v.  

forebear  = forbear I

forebode  v.	  1) 	  2)  (. )

foreboding  1. pres-p.  forebode	2. n.	  1)  ;  	  2)  ()

forecast  1. n. ; ;	   population forecast  ;	   crop forecast   	2. v. (forecast, forecasted ) , 

forecastle  n. . ; ;   ( )

foreclose  v.	  1) . ,   	  2) .       	  3)  ()

foreclosure  n. .    

forecourt  n.   ( )

foredoom  v. (. pass.)	  1)  (); 	  2)  (to);	   it was an attempt foredoomed to failure      

forefather  n. (. pl.) ;	   Forefathers' Day .        (21  1620 .),  22 

forefinger  n.  

forefoot  n.    

forefront  n.	  1) .   ();  	  2)  ,  ;	   to bring to the forefront, to place in the forefront    

forego  v. (forewent; foregone)	  1) 	  2) = forgo

foregoing  1. pres-p.  forego	2. a. ,  

foregone  1. p-p.  forego	2. a.    ;	   foregone conclusion  ,   

foreground  n.	  1)   ()	  2) . 	  3)   ;	   to keep oneself in the foreground   

forehand  1. n.	  1)     ( )	  2)   ()	2. a. 

forehanded  a.	  1) , 	  2) . , 	  3) . 

forehead  n. 

foreign  a.	  1) ; ;	   foreign policy  ;	   foreign problems   ;	   the F. Office    ( );	   F. Secretary    ( );	   foreign service  ;	   foreign economic relations  ;	   foreign traffic  	  2) , 	  3) ;	   lying is foreign to his nature     	  4)    ; ;	   foreign to the matter in hand      	  5) . . 

foreigner  n.	  1) 	  2)  ()	  3) .  	  4) . ,   ..,    

forejudge  v.   ; 

foreknew  p.  foreknow

foreknow  v. (foreknew; foreknown)  

foreknowledge  n. 

foreknown  p-p.  foreknow

foreland  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  ; 

foreleg  n.    

forelock  n.	  1)    ; ; 	  2) . ,  to take time ( occasion) by the forelock  ;   ;  

foreman  n.	  1) ;  ; ; , ;  ; . 	  2) .  

foremast  n. . -

foremilk  n. 

foremost  1. a.	  1) , ;	   head foremost  	  2)  , ;	   foremost authority  	2. adv.   ;  ; -,    (. first and foremost)

forename  n.  (     ,   ..)

forenoon  n.   ; 

forensic  a. ;	   forensic medicine  ;	   forensic eloquence  

foreordain  v. . 

forepart  n.	  1)  	  2)  

foresail  n. . 

foresaw  p.  foresee

foresee  v. (foresaw; foreseen) 

foreseeable  a.  

foreseen  p-p.  foresee

foreshadow  v. , ;	   to be foreshadowed 

foreshore  n.  ,  

foreshorten  v.       

foreshow  v. (foreshowed ;	   foreshown) , 

foreshown  p-p.  foreshow

foresight  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . 

foreskin  n. .  

forest  1. n.	  1) 	  2) .  ( ); 	  3) attr. ;	   forest conservation  ;	   forest shelter belt   	2. v.  

forestall  v.	  1) , ; ,  	  2)            

forester  n.	  1) , 	  2)  

forestry  n.	  1) 	  2) ;  	  3) ,  

foretaste  1. n. 	2. v. 

foretell  v. (foretold) 

forethought  n. ;   

forethoughtful  a. 

foretime  n.  ;  ; 

foretoken  1. n.  	2. v. 

foretold  p.  p-p.  foretell

foretooth  n.  

forever  adv.	  1) 	  2) ; 

forewarn  v.  forewarned is forearmed .  ,  

forewent  p.  forego

forewoman  n.	  1) -; -; -	  2) .  -

foreword  n. 

forfeit  1. n.	  1)  (   ..); 	  2)  	  3) ;  (-.)	  4) ;	   pl.   	2. a. 	3. v.  (-.);   ( -.)

forfeiture  n. ; 

forgather  v. , 

forgave  p.  forgive

forge  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2) () 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3)  (,   ..)	II v.  ;     ; ,  (   ..) (. forge ahead)

forger  n.	  1) ,   ,   ..	  2) 	  3) 

forgery  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3)  

forget  v. (forgot; forgotten) ;	   to forget oneself	    )  ,    ;	    ) ;	    ) ,    forget it!   !, !;   !, !

forget-me-not  n. 

forgetful  a.	  1) ;	   he is forgetful of dates      	  2) , ;	   forgetful of one's duties     

forgivable  a. 

forgive  v. (forgave; forgiven)	  1) 	  2)  ,   ()

forgiven  p-p.  forgive

forgiveness  n. 

forgiving  1. pres-p.  forgive	2. a. , 

forgo  v. (forwent; forgone) , (-.);	   to forgo one's custom  

forgone  p-p.  forgo

forgot  p.  forget

forgotten  1. p-p.  forget	2. a. ;	   the forgotten man . ,  

fork  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) 	  4) ; 	  5)  (), 	  6)  ()	  7)  ()	  8)  forks of flame  	2. v.	  1) 	  2)   fork out . ;	   fork up = fork out

fork-lift  n.  (. fork-lift truck)

forked  1. p-p.  fork 2	2. a. ; ; ;	   forked lightning  

forlorn  a. . . , ; ,  forlorn hope	    )   ;	    )   (. .);	    ) . ,       

form  1. n.	  1) ;  ; ;	   in the form of a globe   ;	   to take the form of smth.   -.	  2)  (. )	  3) , 	  4) ;  ;	   in due form   ,   	  5) , ; 	  6) . , 	  7) , ;	   the horse is in form     ;	   in (good) form	    ) " " ( );	    )  	  8) , , ;	   good (bad) form  () ,  () 	  9) 	  10)  ( )	  11) . 	  12) . , ;	   literary form  	  13) . , 	  14) .  	  15)  ()	  16) . 	  17) -.  ()	2. v.	  1)    , ;	   to form a vessel out of clay    	  2) ;	   parts form a whole   	  3) (), ();	   I can form no idea of his character        	  4) ,  (,   ..), ; 	  5) (), (); 	  6) .  ()	  7) -.  ()	  8) . 

form-master  n.  

formal  a.	  1) ;	   formal call  ;	   formal permission  	  2) ; ;	   formal acquiescence  	  3)    , ;	   formal resemblance  	  4) ,  ; ;	   formal garden(s)  

formaldehyde  n. . 

formalin  n. 

formalism  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . 	  3) . 

formalist  n. ; 

formality  n.	  1)     ; 	  2) ;	   legal formalities  ;	   a mere formality  

formalize  v.	  1) ;   	  2)  	  3)  

format  n. .  

formate  I v. .  	II n. .   

formation  n.	  1) , ; ; ;	   price formation 	  2) , 	  3) , ;	   national formation  	  4) . ; ,  ()	  5) .  ,    	  6) . ,  

formative  a.	  1) ; ;	   formative influences ,    ..;	   in a formative stage    ( )	  2) . 

forme  = form 1, 13

former  I n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) -.  ()	  3) . ; ; ;  	  4) . 	II a.	  1) , ;	   in former times   ,  	  2) ;	   the former  (  )

formic  a. . ;	   formic acid  

formica  n.   ( )

formicary  n. 

formication  n.   

formidable  a.	  1) , 	  2) , , ;	   formidable task  	  3) , ;	   formidable personality  

formless  a. , 

formula  n. (pl. -as -)	  1) , 	  2)  (  )	  3) , 	  4) 

formulae  pl.  formula

formulate  v.	  1) 	  2)    

formulation  n. , ;	   final formulation  

formulism  n.   

fornicate  v.    , 

fornication  n.  ; , 

forrader  adv. . ; (I) can't get any forrader    

forsake  v. (forsook; forsaken)	  1) , 	  2)  (   ..)

forsaken  1. p-p.  forsake	2. a. , 

forsook  p.  forsake

forsooth  adv. . , 

forswear  v. (forswore; forsworn)	  1) 	  2) to forswear oneself  ;  

forswore  p..  forswear

forsworn  1. p-p.  forswear	2. n. (the forsworn) ()

fort  n. 

forte  I n.   ( );	   Latin is not my forte     	II . adv. n. . 

forth  1. adv.	  1) , ;	   back and forth   ;   	  2) ;	   to put forth leaves  	  3) ;	   from this time ( day) forth    and so forth   ;	   so far forth 	2. prep. . 

forthcoming  1. n. , 	2. a.	  1) , ; ;	   a forthcoming book ,  ; ,   	  2) predic. ;	   the help we hoped for was not forthcoming ,    ,  	  3) . , ;  ( )

forthright  1. a.	  1) 	  2) ; , 	2. adv. , 

forthwith  adv. , 

forties  n. pl.	  1) (the forties)  	  2)   (  40  49 ) the roaring forties    (39-50  . )

fortieth  1. n-ord. 	2. n.  

fortification  n.	  1) 	  2) pl. 	  3) ,  ()

fortified  1. p-p.  fortify	2. a.	  1) . ;	   fortified area  	  2) ; ;	   fortified wine  

fortify  v.	  1) 	  2)  (, )	  3) ,  ()	  4) . ,  	  5)    

fortissimo  . adv. n. . 

fortitude  n.  , 

fortnight  n.  ;	   a fortnight today, this day fortnight    ;	   this fortnight     

fortnightly  1. a. ;      ( );    	2. adv.    

fortress  n. 

fortuitous  a. 

fortuity  n. ; 

fortunate  a. , ; ;	   if one is fortunate   ;   

fortune  1. n.	  1) ; ;  ;	   bad ( ill) fortune , ;	   by good fortune   ;	   to seek one's fortune  	  2) ;	   to read smb.'s fortune, to tell fortunes ;	   to tell smb. his fortune  -. 	  3) , ;	   a man of fortune ;	   to come into a fortune  ;	   to make a fortune ;	   to marry a fortune   ;	   a small fortune . =  ,  	2. v. . .	  1) 	  2)  (upon)

fortune-hunter  n.   ,   

fortune-teller  n. , 

fortuneless  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

forty  1. n-card. ;	   forty-one  ;	   forty-two    . . forty winks  () ;	   the F.-five   1745 .	2. n.  (, )

forty-niner  n. . .  (    1849 .     )

forum  n.	  1) . 	  2)  (, ,  )	  3) , 	  4)  

forward  1. a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3)   ;     	  4)  (  ..)	  5)  ; ; 	  6) ; ; ;  	  7)  ( , );	   forward estimate    	2. adv.	  1) ; 	  2) , ;	   from this time forward   ;	   to look forward    backward(s) and forward(s)   , to look forward to smth.  -.	3. n. .  ( );	   centre forward  	4. v.	  1) ; , ;	   to forward a scheme  	  2) , ; , 	5. interj. !

forward-looking  a. , 

forwarder  n. 

forwardness  n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) , ; 

forwent  p.  forgo

forworn  a. . . , 

fossa  n. (pl. -) . , 

fossae  pl.  fossa

fosse  n.	  1) . , , 	  2) = fossa

fossick  v. . , 

fossil  1. n. ,  (. .)	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

fossilize  v.	  1) ()  	  2) 

foster  v.	  1) , ;  ( , )	  2)  ();  ()	  3) ; 

foster-brother  n.  

foster-child  n. ; 

foster-father  n.  

foster-mother  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) ,   ( )

foster-sister  n.  

fosterage  n.	  1)  () 	  2)  ()  	  3) 

fosterling  n. ; 

fought  p.  p-p.  fight 2

foul  1. a.	  1) , , 	  2) ;  ( );  ( )	  3) ,  ; ; ;	   by fair means or foul  	  4) . ,    ;	   foul blow  	  5) , ;	   foul language 	  6) . , , ;	   foul journey  ;	   foul dancer  	  7) ;  ( )	  8) ,  ( )	  9) .     (   )	  10) .  ( , )	2. n.	  1) -. ,   ..	  2)  ( ,    ..)	  3) .   ;	   to claim a foul .         	3. adv. 	4. v.	  1) (); ()	  2)  (  )	  3)   ()	  4) . () ( )	  5) .   to foul one's hands with smth.   -.

foul-mouthed  a. 

foul-up  n. .  

foulard  n. . 

foule  n. . . 

foully  adv.	  1) , 	  2) ; 

foulness  n.	  1) ,   . {. foul 1}	  2) . 

foumart  n. 

found  I v.	  1)  (, )	  2) , ; 	  3) ,  ;	   to be well founded   , 	  4) ,  (   ..;	   on, upon - )	II v. , , ;  ()	III 1. p.  p-p.  find 1	2. a.   

foundation  n.	  1) ; , ;	   to lay the foundation(s) of smth.   -;   -.	  2) pl. ; 	  3)  (  ..)	  4) , ;	   the rumour has no foundation       	  5) , 	  6) ,    	  7) ,    	  8) attr. foundation pit .   ;	   foundation garment , ;	   foundation cream   

foundation-stone  n.	  1) .  	  2)  ; ;  

foundationer  n.  (    )

founder  I n. , 	II n. ; 	III 1. n. . 	2. v.	  1)    ( )	  2)    ()	  3)  ( )	  4) ;  ( )

foundling  n. , 

foundling-hospital  n. ,  

foundress  n. , 

foundry  n.	  1) ,  	  2) 

foundry hand  n. 

fount  I n.	  1) , 	  2) = font 3	II n. .  

fountain  n.	  1) , ;  	  2) 	  3)  ( , )

fountain-head  n.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   to go to the fountain-head   

fountain-pen  n. 

four  1. n-card. 	2. n.	  1) 	  2) pl.   ( ,   ..)	  3) .  ();  	  4) pl. .   ;	   form fours!  !	  5) .      on all fours	    )  ;	    )  ; , 

four-ale  n.	  1) . ,   4   	  2) attr. four-ale bar  

four-cornered  a. 

four-cycle  a. . 

Four-F  n. . .     

four-flusher  n. . 

four-footed  a. 

four-handed  a.	  1)  ( )	  2)    ( )	  3)     ( )

four-in-hand  n.	  1)  	  2) -,       

four-letterword  n.  , 

four-oar  n.  ()

four-poster  n.      

four-seater  n.  

four-square  1. n. 	2. a.	  1) 	  2) . 	3. adv. ; 

four-wheeler  n.  

fourfold  1. a. 	2. adv. ; 

fourscore  n.	  1) 	  2)   ( )

foursome  n.	  1)      	  2) . ,    

fourteen  n-card. 

fourteenth  1. n-ord. 	2. n.	  1)  	  2) (the fourteenth)  

fourth  1. n-ord.  the fourth arm - 	2. n.	  1) 	  2) (the fourth)  ;	   the F. (of July) . 4  (   )

fourth dimension  n. .  

fourthly  adv. -

fowl  1. n.	  1) .  (. .); 	  2)  , .   	2. v.	  1)   	  2)  

fowl-run  n.  , 

fowler  n. ; 

fowling bag  n. 

fowling-piece  n.  

fox  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3) , 	  4) . . . 	  5) attr. 	2. v.	  1) .  ; , 	  2) ()   ( )

fox-brush  n.  

fox-earth  = foxhole 1

foxbane  n. . , 

foxfire  n. .   ( )

foxglove  n. . 

foxhole  n.	  1)  	  2) .  

foxhound  n.   

foxtail  n.	  1) = fox-brush	  2) . 

foxterrier  n. 

foxtrot  1. n. 	2. v.  

foxy  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ; -;	   foxy hair  	  4)    ( )	  5)  ( , )	  6)   

foyer  n. . 

frabjous  a. .	  1) 	  2) 

fracas  n. .  ; 

fraction  n.	  1) ;	   common fraction  ;	   proper (improper) fraction  () 	  2) , , ; , ;	   not by a fraction   	  3) . 	  4) . , , , 

fractional  fractionary a.	  1) ; 	  2) . 	  3) . 

fractionate  v. . 

fractious  a. , ; ;	   fractious horse  

fracture  1. n.	  1) . 	  2) , ; 	2. v. ();  ; 

frag bomb  n. . .  

fragile  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) , 

fragility  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) 

fragment  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ; 	  3) ;	   to overhear fragments of conversation   

fragmentary  a.	  1) ; 	  2) . 

fragmentation  n.	  1) , 	  2)  ()  

fragmentation bomb  n.  

fragmented  a.   

fragrance  n. , 

fragrant  a. , 

frail  I n.	  1) 	  2)   	II a.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) 	  4)  

frailty  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3)  

frame  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) , , , ; 	  3) , ; ;	   the frame of government  ;	   the frame of society  	  4) ;	   sobs shook the child's frame    	  5) , ;  ()	  6)  	  7) . ; 	  8) . 	  9) attr. . ;	   frame antenna   frame of mind  , ;	   frame of reference	    )  ; ;	   in a somewhat different frame of reference    ;	    ) ,  	2. v.	  1) , ; ;	   to frame a plan  	  2) , 	  3)   ; 	  4) ;	   a man framed for hardships ,    	  5) 	  6)   ; ;	   to frame a sentence  	  7) . ,   ;  	  8) .  () frame up .  (-.);  ;     

frame-house  n.  

frame-saw  n.  

frame-up  n. .	  1)  	  2)  ;  , ;  	  3) , 	  4) attr. ;	   frame-up trial  

framework  n.	  1) ; , , ;  ( )	  2) , ; 	  3) ; ;	   within the framework of (smth.)  ,   (-.);	   the framework of society  ;	   to return into the framework 	  4) = frame of reference . frame 1;	  5) . ; 

framing  1. pres-p.  frame 2	2. n.	  1) , ;	   a new framing of mutual relations   	  2) , 	  3) . .   

franc  n.  (  ,   )

franchise  n.	  1) (. the franchise)    ,  	  2) (. .) 

Franciscan  1. a. 	2. n.  ()

frangible  a. , 

frank  I a. , , 	II v.  ()	Frank  n. . 

Frankenstein  n.	  1)   ,    	  2)     (    )

frankfurter  n. ;	   frankfurters with sauerkraut     

frankincense  n. 

franklin  n. .    

frantic  a. , ;	   she was frantic with grief    

fraternal  a. ;	   fraternal order ( society, association)  ( )

fraternity  n.	  1) ; ; ;	   the fraternity of the Press , 	  2) .  

fraternization  n.	  1)  	  2) 

fraternize  v.	  1)  -	  2) 	  3) .        

fratricidal  a. 

fratricide  n.	  1) 	  2) 

fraud  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) , 

fraudulent  a. ; ;	   fraudulent bankruptcy .  

fraught  a.	  1) (. predic.) ; ; ;	   fraught with danger  	  2) . 

fray  I n. , ;	   eager for the fray     (. .)	II 1. n.  	2. v.	  1) (), (); ()	  2) ; ,  ()

frazil  n.	  1) ;  	  2) 

frazzle  . . .	1. n.	  1)  ()	  2)     ,  beaten ( worn) to a frazzle . , ;	   to work oneself to a frazzle 	2. v.	  1) (), ()  	  2) ,  (. frazzle out)

freak  1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  (. freak of nature)	  3) .   ,    	  4)   (-.  )	  5) .     	  6) . 	2. a. . , ; 	3. v.    , ; 

freaked  1. p-p.  freak 3	2. a. 

freakish  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

freckle  1. n. 	2. v. () 

freckled  a. 

free  1. a.	  1) , ;   ;  to make free use of smth. -  -.  ;   -. - get free - make free - set free - free choice	  2) ,  	  3) , 	  4) ,  free gesture -  	  5) ,   ,   . . - free love	  6) ;  to be free with one's money -  , 	  7) , ;    - free education - free of charge - free of debt - free of duty - free imports - free on board - free port	  8) ,  free access -  	  9) , 	  10)  (from - -.);  (from -  -.) a day free from wind -   free from pain - 	  11) . free currency -  , ,    - free labour to make free with smb.   ,     -. free of  ;	   we're not free of the suburbs yet       - free pardon to give with a free hand    to spend with a free hand   to have (to give) a free hand  ()   	2. adv.	  1) ;	   to run free   	  2) 	3. v.  (from, of - );   

free agency  n.  ;  

free and easy  1. a. ,  	2. n. .	  1) ,   ..,   	  2) 

Free Church  n.	  1) ,   	  2)  

free city  n. .  

free enterprise  n.  

free-board  n. .  ;   

free-born  a. 

free-for-all  1. a. , ,   	2. n. .  , 

free-hand  n.	  1)  	  2)   

free-handed  a. 

free-hearted  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

free-holder  n. . ,  

free-list  n.	  1)     	  2)  ,    -.  ..

free-liver  n. , 

free-spoken  a. , 

free-thinker  n. , ; 

free-trader  n.	  1) . 	  2) . 

free-way  n. . ,  

free-will  a. 

freebooter  n. ; , 

freedom  n.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   freedom of speech (of the press)   ();	   academic freedoms   (    );	   freedom of the city       ;	   freedom of the seas        	  3)  	  4) . , ;	   to take ( to use) freedoms with smb.       -.

freelance  1. n.	  1) . 	  2) ,     	  3) ,     	2. v.	  1)    	  2) .      

freely  adv.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 

freeman  n.	  1)   	  2)  

freemason  n. 

freestone  I n.  ,   	II n.      (, ,   ..)

freetrade  n.	  1)  	  2) . 

freewheel  n.	  1)  	  2)       ( )

freewill  n.  ;	   of one's own freewill 

freeze  v. (froze; frozen)	  1) ,   ( freeze over); 	  2) 	  3) ( . );	   it freezes 	  4) , ; . ;	   it made my blood freeze        	  5) .  (  ..);	   to freeze wages (prices)    ();	   to freeze credits    	  6)  ,       	  7) .  ,  (,   ..) freeze in ;	   to be frozen in   ; ;	   freeze on .	    )  ,  (to);	    )   -.;	   freeze out .  ( );	   freeze up: to be frozen up	    ) , ;	    ) ,  ,  

freezer  n.	  1)  (); ,  	  2) . .     	  3) 

freezing  1. pres-p.  freeze	2. n. , ; 	3. a.	  1) ; 	  2) , 

freezing-point  n.  

freight  1. n.	  1) ,  	  2) , 	  3)     	  4) .  	  5) attr. ; ;	   freight carrier  ;	   freight train .  	2. v.	  1) 	  2) 

freightage  n.	  1) 	  2)  

freighter  n.	  1) ;     	  2)  	  3)  

French  1. a.  French brandy ;	   French polish ;	   French red ( rouge) ;	   French roof  ;	   French sash  ,   ;	   French window  ,   ;	   French door   ;	   French turnip ;	   French chalk  ;	   French horn  (. );	   to assist in the French sense . ,   ;	   French leave   ;	   to take French leave   , 	2. n.	  1) (the French) pl. .  , 	  2)  	  3) attr. French master   ;	   French lesson   

Frenchify  v. . ()

Frenchman  n.	  1) 	  2)  

Frenchwoman  n. 

frenzied  a. ;	   frenzied efforts  

frenzy  n. , ; 

frequency  n.	  1) , ;	   frequency of the pulse  	  2)  	  3) . ;	   high (low) frequency  () 	  4) attr. ;	   frequency divider .  ;	   frequency modulation .  ;	   frequency range .  

frequent  1. a. ;    ; 	2. v.  

frequentative  a. . 

frequenter  n.  , 

fresco  1. n. (pl. os, oes ) ;  	2. v.  

fresh  1. a.	  1) ;	   fresh fruit  ;	   fresh butter  ;	   fresh water  ;	   fresh paint    ;	   fresh paint! , !;	   fresh sprouts  	  2) ; ;	   to begin a fresh chapter   ;	   to make a fresh start   ;	   no fresh news   ,  	  3) ;  	  4) , ;	   fresh air  ;	   a fresh shirt  	  5) , , ;	   fresh complexion   	  6)  ( ); ,  ( );	   fresh gale    8 	  7) ;	   a fresh hand  ;	   fresh from school    ( ); =    	  8) . , , 	  9)  	  10) . 	  11) . .  ( )	2. n.	  1) 	  2) = freshet

freshen  v.	  1)  ( )	  2)  (. freshen up;  )	  3) .  to freshen up oneself    

freshener  n. .  

fresher  n. . . , 

freshet  n.	  1)   ,   	  2)    , ; 

freshly  adv.	  1) ,   . {. fresh 1}	  2) ,   (.  p-p., . freshly painted   )

freshman  n.	  1) . 	  2) .   	  3) attr. freshman year      -. ;	   freshman English    

freshwater  a.  freshwater sailor  ,   

fret  I	1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2)  ()	2. v.	  1) , ; 	  2)  	  3) (); ();	   you have nothing to fret about   -   to fret and fume =   ;	   to fret the ( one's) gizzard . (), (); ()	II 1. n.  	2. v.    	III n.  ( )

fret-saw  n.   , 

fretful  a. , 

fretwork  n.	  1) .    	  2)   ,    

Freudian  1. a. 	2. n. 

friability  n. 

friable  a. , ; , ;	   friable soil  

friar  n.	  1) . 	  2) .       

friar's cap  n. . 

friary  n.  

fribble  1. n. 	2. v. 

fricassee  n. . 

fricative  .	1. a. 	2. n.  

friction  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) 

friction-gear  n. .  

Friday  n.  Good Friday .  ;	   Good Friday face  ;	   man Friday   (      " " );	   girl Friday	    )  ;	    ) 

fridge  = frig I

friend  1. n.	  1) , ;	   to make friends ;	   to make friends with smb.   -.	  2) , ;	   my honourable friend    (       )	  3) , 	  4) (F.) ;	   Society of Friends " " () a friend in need is a friend indeed .    	2. v. . ,  

friendless  a. ,   

friendliness  n. 

friendly  1. a.	  1) ;  ; ;	   friendly in manner ;	   F. Society  ;	   friendly match .  	  2) ;	   friendly nation  	  3) ,  (to)	  4) 	  5) (F.) 	2. adv. ; 

friendship  n.	  1) 	  2) 

frieze  I n. . ;    	II n. ; 

frig  I . . refrigerator	II v. . 

frigate  n.	  1) . 	  2)  	  3) . 

frigatebird  = frigate 3

frige  = frig I

frigging  1. pres-p.  frig	II 2. a. . . , 

fright  1. n.	  1) ;	   to give smb. a fright  -.;	   to have ( to get) a fright 	  2) . , 	2. v. . ; 

frighten  v.  frighten away ;	   frighten into ,    -.;	   frighten off ;	   frighten out of     -.;	   to frighten smb. out of existence  -.  

frightened  1. p-p.  frighten	2. a. 

frightful  a.	  1) , 	  2) . , 	  3) . 

frigid  a.	  1) ;	   frigid zone  ;	  2) , , 

frigidity  n.	  1) ; ;	   eternal frigidity  	  2) , 

frill  n.	  1) ; ; ; 	  2) pl.  	  3) pl. 	  4) pl. . . 	  5) .  to put on frills , ; ;	   to take the frills out of smb. .    -.;	   Newgate frill ,          

frilled  a.	  1)  	  2) . 

frillies  n. pl. .    

fringe  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , ;	   on the fringe of the forest   	  4) attr. fringe benefits   (,    ..) Newgate fringe = Newgate frill {. frill }	2. a.    	3. v.	  1)  	  2) 

frippery  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) ,  (  )

Frisco  n. . . -

Frisian  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) 	  2)  

frisk  1. n. , 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  ()	  3) .  (-.   )

frisky  a. , 

frit  .	1. n. 	2. v. , ; 

frith  = firth

fritter  1. n.	  1)  (    ..)	  2) 	2. v.	  1)    	  2)    (. fritter away)

frivol  v.	  1)    	  2)   (,   ..; . frivol away)

frivolity  n.	  1) ;  	  2) 

frivolous  a.	  1) , ; ; 	  2) , 

friz  = frizz I

frizz  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) . 	2. v.  frizz up 	II v.  ( )

frizzed  1. p-p.  frizz I, 2	2. a. 

frizzle  I v.	  1) ()  	  2)   	II 1. n.	  1)  ()	  2) 	2. v. () (. frizzle up)

frizzly  = frizzed 2

frizzy  a. ; 

fro  adv. to and fro   ;   

frock  n.	  1)    	  2) 	  3) = frockcoat	  4) 

frock-coat  n. 

frog  I n.	  1) 	  2)  (  )	  3) -.  ()	  4) .    	  5) - ()	  6) . 	  7) attr. frog restaurant . .    	II n.	  1)     ,   ..	  2) 	  3) ,  (  ,   ..)

frog-in-the-throat  n. . 

frog-march  1. n.      (           )	2. v.  (-.)          

froggy  a. ; 

frogling  n. 

frogman  n.	  1)   	  2) 

frogskin  n. . .  

frolic  1. n. ; ; 	2. a. . ; ; 	3. v. , 

frolicsome  a. . , 

from  ( ); ( ) prep.	  1)     , ,  ( . );	   from Leningrad  ;	   where is he coming from?  ?;	   we are two hours journey from there       ;	   we were 50 km from the town    50   	  2)    ,  ,  , ;	   from the beginning of the book   ;	   from floor to ceiling    ;	   from end to end    ;	   you will find the word in the seventh line from the bottom (of the page)        ;	   from ten to twenty thousand     ;	   from my point of view    	  3)     , , ;	   from the (very) beginning  () ;	   from the beginning of the century   ;	   from a child  ;	   from before the war   ;	   from now on   , ;	   beginning from Friday week    ;	   from dusk to dawn     ;	   from six a. m.    ;	   from beginning to end    	  4)   , , ,   .. , , , ;	   take the knife from the child    ;	   take ten from fifteen    ;	   to exclude from the number   ;	   she parted from him at the door      ;	   they withdrew the team from the match      	  5)     ,     .. ;	   to hide from smb.   -.;	   to release from duty .   ,   ;	   he was excused from digging       ;	   he was saved from ruin     ;	   prevent him from going there    	  6)   ,  , , ;	   I know it from papers     ;	   to speak (to write down) from memory  ()  ;	   I heard it from his own lips       	  7)     , ;	   to suffer from cold   ;	   he died from blood-poisoning     ;	   to act from good motives    ;	   to be shy from nature    	  8)    , ;	   to tell real silk from its imitation     ;	   customs differ from country to country     ;	   to do things differently from other people   ,  	  9)     , , ;	   from being a dull, indifferent boy he now became a vigorous youth  ,      ,   from away  , ;	   from outside ; ;	   from over -;	   from over the sea - ;	   from under -;	   from under the table - 

frond  n.	  1) ;   	  2)  (  )

Fronde  n. . . 

front  1. n.	  1) ;   (-.);	   to come to the front ;	   in front of , ;	   a car stopped in front of the house    ;	   in front of smb.'s eyes  -. ;	   don't say it in front of the children      	  2) . ;  	  3) ,  (  );	   united front  ;	   popular ( the people's) front  	  4) . , ; 	  5)   	  6)  	  7) ;   to have the front to do smth.    -.;	   to present ( to show) a bold front   ;	   to put a bold front on it  	2. a.	  1) 	  2) . ;	   front vowels    front bench       ,      {. front-bencher}	3. v.	  1)  ;   ;	   the house fronts on ( towards) the sea    	  2) 

front page  n.	  1)  	  2)   ( )

front-bencher  n. .	  1) 	  2)  	  3)  

front-page  a.     ();  

front-pager  n. .  ,  

frontage  n.	  1)  	  2) ;     	  3)    ( , )	  4) .  

frontal  a.	  1) . 	  2) . , 	  3) . 

frontier  n.	  1) 	  2) .     	  3) . 	  4) attr. ;	   frontier town  

frontiersman  n.	  1)   	  2) . . , 

frontispiece  n. . . 

frontlet  n.	  1)   	  2)    

frontline  n.  ;  

fronton  n. . ; 

frontrank  a. 

frontward  1. a.   	2. adv. () 

frontwards  = frontward 2

frontways  = frontward 2

frontwise  = frontward 2

frost  1. n.	  1) ;	   ten degrees of frost   ;	   black frost   ;	   hard ( sharp, biting) frost  	  2)  (. hoar frost)	  3) , 	  4) .  (,   ..);	   the play turned out a frost  ;	   dead frost .  ;  , 	2. v.	  1)   ()	  2) 	  3) 	  4)    ()	  5)  ,   	  6)  ()	  7)    

frost crack  = frost-cleft 1

frost-bite  n.  

frost-bitten  a. 

frost-bound  a.  

frost-cleft  .	1. n. , 	2. a.  ;   

frost-hardy  a.  ( )

frost-work  n.	  1)   ( )	  2)      

frosted  1. p-p.  frost 2	2. a.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)  ( )	  4)  ( )

frostily  adv. , ; 

frosty  a.	  1) ;	   frosty trees ,  	  2) . , 	  3) ;	   frosty head  

froth  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  ,  , 	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2)   	  3) 

froth-blower  n. .  

frothy  a.	  1) 	  2) . 

frou-frou  n. .  ()

frounce  v.	  1) 	  2)  , 	  3) . 

frown  1. n.  ;  ;  	2. v.  ;   (at, on, upon - ); ;	   to frown on smth.   -.

frowst  1. n. . ,   ( ), 	2. v.	  1)   	  2) 

frowsy  a.	  1) , 	  2) , , 

frowzy  a.	  1) , 	  2) , , 

froze  p.  freeze

frozen  1. p-p.  freeze	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   frozen fruit  	  3) 	  4) . ,  

fructiferous  a. 

fructification  n. .	  1) 	  2) 

fructify  v.	  1) . 	  2)   (. .)

fructose  n. 

frugal  a.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   frugal supper  

frugality  n.	  1) 	  2) 

fruit  1. n.	  1) ;	   to bear fruit 	  2) . ;	   to grow fruit   ;	   small fruit 	  3) (. pl.) , 	  4) attr. 	2. v. 

fruit-cake  n.     

fruit-grower  n. , 

fruit-knife  n.   

fruit-sugar  n. ; 

fruit-tree  n.  

fruitage  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

fruitarian  n. ,   

fruiter  n.	  1)  	  2) ,  	  3) 

fruiterer  n.  

fruitful  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

fruitgrowing  n. , 

fruition  n.	  1)  -. 	  2)  (  ..)

fruitless  a.	  1) 	  2) 

fruitmachine  n. .  

fruitpiece  n.   

fruitsalad  n.  

fruity  a.	  1)    ( ,   ..)	  2)    ( )	  3) ; . ;	   a fruity voice  	  4) . , ; ;	   a fruity story    

frumenty  n.     ,  

frump  n.     

frumpish  a.	  1)  	  2) . 

frusta  pl.  frustum

frustrate  v. ,  ();  , 

frustration  n.	  1)  ();  ()	  2) 

frustum  n. (pl. ta, tums ) .  ;  

fry  I n.  ; ;	   small fry . . , ;  	II 1. n.  ;  (); 	2. v. ()

frying-pan  n.  out of the frying-pan into the fire =     

fubsy  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

fuck  v. . 

fucking  .	1. a. , 	2. adv. , 

fuddle  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. v.	  1)  ;	   to fuddle oneself, to be fuddled 	  2) 

fuddy-duddy  n. .	  1) 	  2) ; 

fudge  1. n.	  1) ; ""	  2) 	  3) ,      	2. v.  -, ; ""	3. interj. !, !

fuel  1. n. , 	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) () 	  4) -. 

fuel pump  n.    , 

fuelling  1. pres-p.  fuel 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2)  

fug  1. n. .	  1) ,  	  2) ;  (  ,     ..)	2. v.   ;	   to fug at home    

fugacious  a.	  1) 	  2) 

fuggy  a.  ( ); 

fugitive  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 	2. a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) fugitive verse ,   -. 

fugle  v. ;  

fugleman  n.	  1) ; ,  	  2) . . 

fugue  n. . 

fulcra  pl.  fulcrum

fulcrum  n. (pl. ra)	  1) .   ()	  2)   	  3) .    

fulfil  v.	  1) ; , ;	   to fulfil the quota  ;	   to fulfil a promise  	  2) 	  3)  (,   ..);	   to fulfil oneself   (   ),    

fulfilment  n.	  1) ; , ; 	  2) 

fulgent  a. . , 

fulgurate  v.	  1)  	  2)  ( )

fulgurite  n. . 

fuliginous  a. ,  

full  I	1. a.	  1) ; ;	   a full audience  ,   ;	   full to overflowing ( to the brim)   ;	   a full hour  ;	   full load  	  2) ;	   he is full of his own affairs     	  3) ;	   a full meal  	  4) . ;	   to eat till one is full   ,   	  5) ,  (-.)	  6) ,  ( )	  7) , 	  8)   ,  ;	   in full vigour   ;	   full tide   full brother  ;	   full powers ;	   to be on full time     ;	   full up predic. . ;  ;	   full moon 	2. n. in full ;	   to the full   	3. adv.	  1) . 	  2)  ;	   the ball hit him full on the nose      	  3) ;	   full well () 	4. v.   ();   ,  	II v. .  ()

full dress  n.   ;	   in full dress    

full stop  n.  to come to a full stop   ,   

full-back  n.  ( )

full-blooded  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ;  

full-blown  a.   ( )

full-bodied  a. ;   

full-bottomed  a.	  1) . full-bottomed ship      	  2) full-bottomed wig  

full-dress  a. full-dress debate .    ;	   full-dress rehearsal  

full-faced  a.	  1)   , 	  2)  

full-fashioned  a. . ;	   full-fashioned stockings   

full-fed  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

full-fledged  a.	  1)  	  2) , 

full-grown  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

full-length  a.	  1)   ,    (  )	  2) ;  ;	   a full-length film  

full-mouthed  a.	  1) 	  2)     ( )

full-pelt  adv.  ;   

full-scale  a.	  1)   	  2) , ;	   full-scale study  

full-timer  n.	  1) ,    	  2) ,   

fuller  I n. , 	II .	1. n.    	2. v.	  1)  	  2) 

fulling-mill  n. .  

fullness  n. , ,   . {. full I, 1};	   a fullness under the eyes   ;	   to write with great fullness    in the fullness of time   ,   

fully  adv. , , ;	   fully justified  ;	   to eat fully  

fulmar  n.  ()

fulminant  a.	  1) 	  2) . 

fulminate  1. v.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . ()	  4)    (-.   ..);   ( -.);  (against)	2. n. fulminate of mercury  

fulminatory  a.	  1) 	  2) 

fulness  = fullness

fulsome  a. ;	   fulsome flattery  

fulvous  a. -, 

fumade  n.  , 

fumble  v.	  1)  (for, after);	   to fumble in one's purse   () 	  2)   ( -.)	  3) ,   

fume  1. n.	  1)      ;	   the fumes of wine  ;	   the fumes of cigars   	  2) ; ()	  3)  	  4) ;  ;	   in a fume   	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2)  	  3)  ()	  4) ;  (. fume away)	  5) . 	  6) ; ;   

fumigate  v.	  1) ; 	  2)  

fumigation  n. ; 

fumitory  n. .  ()

fumy  a. ;  

fun  1. n. ; ; ;	   figure of fun  ,  ;	   he is great fun   ;	   it was rather fun eating in a restaurant      ;	   I did it for ( in) fun     ;	   to make fun of smb.  -.;   -.;	   what fun!  !,  ! like fun	    )    , =   ;	    )   	2. v. .  (. to be funning)

fun-fair  n.   ,   ..

funambulist  n. 

function  1.	  1) , 	  2)  ()	  3) (. pl.)  	  4) ;  	  5) . ,  ( public  social function)	  6) . 	2. v. , ;  

functional  a.	  1)  (. .  .)	  2) . ,  

functionary  1. n.  ; 	2. a. 

functionate  v. . , 

fund  1. n.	  1) ;	   a fund of knowledge  	  2) ; 	  3) pl.  ;	   to be in funds   	  4) (the funds) pl.   ;	   to have money in the funds     	  5)    , 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)     	  3) .  

fundament  n. , 

fundamental  1. a. ; ; ;	   the fundamental rules  ;	   fundamental frequency .  ,  ;	   fundamental truth ;	   fundamental freedoms  	2. n. (. pl.)	  1)  ; 	  2) 

fundamentalizm  n. . ,       

funded  1. p-p.  fund 2	2. a. ;    ;	   funded debt  ;   

funeral  1. n.	  1) ;  	  2)   it is not my funeral .    ;    ;	   it's your funeral   ;   	2. a. ;	   funeral urn   ;	   funeral home . ,    ;	   funeral speech   

funereal  a. ; ; 

fungi  pl.  fungus

fungicide  n. .	  1) 	  2) attr. fungicide therapy  

fungous  a. , 

fungus  n. (pl. gi, es )	  1) ; ; ;  	  2) . 

funicular  1. a. 	2. n.  (. funicular railway)

funk  .	1. n.	  1) , ;	   to be in a funk 	  2) 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  ( -.)

funk-hole  n. . .	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) ,       

funky  a. . , 

funnel  n.	  1)  , 	  2) 	  3) . 

funny  I	1. a.	  1) , ; ; 	  2) . ;	   funny business ,    ;	   to feel funny   	2. n. pl. . .    	II n.  , 

funny farm  n. . . ()   

funny house  n. . .	  1)  	  2)   

funny-bone  n. .    

funny-man  n. ; , 

funster  n. . ; 

fur  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) .  ;	   fur and feather    	  4) (. pl.) ;  	  5)  (  );  ( , );  (  )	  6) attr. ;	   fur coat ()  to make the fur fly  ,  	2. v.	  1)    	  2)   ( )	  3) .  ,   

furbelow  n.	  1) ; 	  2) pl. . ;  

furbish  v. , ;   furbish up , 

furcate  1. a. , 	2. v. 

furcation  n. , 

furfur  n. (pl. res ) 

furiosity  n. . ; 

furious  a. , ;	   he was furious    

furl  1. n.	  1) 	  2) -. 	2. v.	  1) ;  ()	  2)  (, )	  3)  ;	   pants furled at the bottom     

furlong  n.    (= 201 )

furlough  n. . 

furmety  = frumenty

furnace  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) 

furnace-bar  n. 

furnace-charge  n.  

furnish  v.	  1)  (with); , ;	   to furnish sentries .  	  2) ;	   to furnish benefits (explanations)   ()	  3)  (), 

furnished  1. p-p.  furnish	2. a. ;	   furnished rooms  ;	   furnished house   ,  

furnisher  n.  (. )

furnishings  n. pl.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) 	  4)  

furniture  n.	  1) ; 	  2)   (); ,  (  ..)	  3) ;	   furniture of one's mind ;	   furniture of one's pocket 	  4) . 	  5) .  

furore  . n. 

furred  1. p-p.  fur 2	2. a.	  1)  	  2) .  ( )	  3) .   ( ,   ..)

furrier  n. ; 

furriery  n.	  1)  ;  	  2) . . 

furrow  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3)  	  4) .  	  5) . 	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2)  

furry  a.	  1) ;  	  2)  , 

furseal  n. .  

further  1. a.	  1) comp.  far 1;	  2)  	  3) ; ;	   further education   ( );	   to obtain further information   ;	   till further notice    	2. adv.	  1) comp.  far 2;	  2) ; 	  3) ;  ;  ;	   to inquire further  ;	   let me further tell you    I'll see you further first =   !,   !,  !	3. v. ; , ;	   to further hopes  

furtherance  n. ; , 

furthermore  adv.   ,  ;  

furthermost  = farthermost

furthest  = farthest

furtive  a.	  1) , ;	   furtive footsteps  ;	   to cast a furtive glance  	  2) 

furtively  adv. , 

furuncle  n. , 

fury  n.	  1) ; , 	  2) (F.) . ; . .   like fury . , 

furze  n. . 

fuscous  a. ,   

fuse  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2) .  , ;	   to blow a fuse   	2. v.	  1) (), (); .   	  2) 	  3) , 	II 1. n.	  1) , ;  ; 	  2) .  ; 	2. v. .    

fusee  n.	  1)  (     )	  2) 	  3) = fusil	  4) ,    

fusel oil  n.  

fuselage  n. . 

fusibility  n. 

fusible  a. 

fusiform  a. 

fusil  n. . ,  

fusilier  n. . , 

fusillade  n.	  1) 	  2) 

fusion  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  , 	  3) , 	  4) attr. fusion reaction  ;	   fusion bomb  

fuss  1. n.	  1) ,  ;	   to get into a fuss , 	  2) ,  - ;	   to make a fuss about smth.  ,  ; ;	   to make a fuss of smb. ,   -.;	   to make a fuss of smth.    -.,   -. 	  3)  ,  -  	2. v.	  1) ,  -  ( fuss about); ,   	  2) . . ;  fuss up . .  to have one's feathers fussed   ; 

fussy  a.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 

fust  n. .    

fustian  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ;  	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2) , 

fustic  n.  ( )

fustigate  v. .  

fusty  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

futhorc  n.   (    )

futile  a.	  1) , 	  2) , , 

futility  n.   . {. futile}

future  1. n.	  1)  ();	   for the future, in future  , 	  2) 	  3) pl. . ,      (   )	  4) pl. .  ;	   to deal in futures      	2. a. ;	   future tense .  

futurism  n. 

futurist  n. 

futurity  n.	  1) , 	  2) pl.  	  3) .  

futurology  n. 

fuze  = fuse II

fuzz  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) -. ;  ()	  3)  	  4) . 	2. v.	  1)    	  2)  ( )

fuzzily  adv. , ,   

fuzzy  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) , 

fyke  n. .  

fylfot  n. 

G, g  n. (pl. Gs, G's )	  1) 7-  . 	  2) . 

G-man  n. (.  Government man) . .    

gab  I .	1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   stop your gab! !; () !	2. v. ,  	II n. .	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3) 

gabardine  n.	  1) . 	  2) = gaberdine 1

gabber  n. . , 

gabble  1. n. ,  	2. v.	  1)    , 	  2)  ( )

gabbler  n. ; 

gabby  a. . ; 

gaberdine  n.	  1)     	  2) = gabardine 1

gabion  n.	  1) . 	  2) . 

gabionade  n. . ,  

gable  n.	  1) . , 	  2)  	  3) attr. gable roof  ( ) ;	   gable window  

gabled  a.  ( )

gaby  n. . , 

gad  I interj. ?;  !;   ! ( , , , )	II v. . ,  (. gad about, gad abroad)	III n.	  1) ,  	  2) . 	  3) = goad 1, 1	  4) . ;  (  )

gad-fly  n. , 

gadabout  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

gadder  n.	  1) ; 	  2) .  

gadget  n. .	  1) ,  (.  )	  2) . ; 

gadoid  1. n.    	2. a.   

gadolinium  n. . 

Gael  n.  ( ) , 

Gaelic  1. a. 	2. n.   (.   )

gaff  I	1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) .  to stand the gaff . .  ;    ;	   to give smb. the gaff    -.;  -.  	2. v.  ()	II n. .  , - (. penny gaff)	III n. . ,  to blow the gaff 

gaffe  n. , ,  

gaffer  n.	  1) . ;  ()	  2) . 

gag  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) .  	  3) . ;   ; , ; 	  4) . ; 	  5) . 	  6) . , 	2. v.	  1)  ,  	  2)  ;   	  3) 	  4) .  	  5) . , 	  6) .  	  7) . 

gag-man  n.  , ,   ,   ..

gaga  a. .	  1) , 	  2) ;	   to go gaga ;   

gage  I	1. n.	  1) ;	   in gage of smth.   -.;	   to give on gage   	  2)  ( );	   to throw down a gage  , ""	2. v.	  1) ;    	  2)   	II . = gauge

gaggle  1. n.	  1)  ; .  	  2) 	2. v. 

gaiety  n.	  1) 	  2) (. pl.) ; 	  3)    

gaily  adv.	  1) ; 	  2) 

gain  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) pl.  (from - ); ;  (   ..)	  3) , , 	  4) , ;	   love of gain 	  5) . ,  ( ,  )	  6) . 	  7) . .  illgotten gains never prosper . =    	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  , ; 	  3) , ;	   to gain a prize  ;	   to gain time ,  	  4) , ;	   to gain confidence of smb.     -.;	   to gain experience  ;	   to gain ill repute   ;	   to gain weight   ;	   to gain strength  , 	  5) , ;	   to gain touch .   ( );	   to gain the rear of the enemy .    	  6)  gain on	    ) ;	    ) ,     ( );	    )  (-. );	   gain over    , ;	   gain upon = gain on to gain the upper hand  ;	   my watch gains   

gainful  a.	  1) , , , ; 	  2)   

gainings  n. pl.	  1) , 	  2) 

gainsaid  p.  p-p.  gainsay

gainsay  v. (gainsaid)	  1) 	  2) 

gainst  prep. . . against

gait  n. 

gaiter  n. (. pl.) , ;  ready to the last gaiter button  

gal  n. . , ;  

gala  1. n. 	2. a. , , 

gala day  n.  ; 

gala dress  n.    

gala night  n. -;  

galactic  a. . 

galantine  n. , 

galanty show  n. .  

galaxy  n.	  1) . ,  	  2)  (. .)

gale  I n.	  1) ; ;   7  10 	  2) , ;	   gales of laughter  	  3) . , 	II n. .  ()	III n.   

galeeny  n. 

galena  n.  , 

galenic  a. ,    ( )

galenical  = galenic

galimatias  n. . , 

galipot  n.     , 

gall  I n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) , ; 	  4) . , ;	   to have the gall to do smth.    -. gall and wormwood  , 	II 1. n. ,  ;  ( )	2. v.	  1) ,  ()	  2) , 	  3)  ()	III n. . ,  

gall-bladder  n. .  

gall-fly  n. . 

gall-stone  n. .  

gallant  1. a.	  1) , ;	   a gallant soldier  ;	   a gallant steed  	  2) , , 	  3) ; ,  ( )	  4) ;	   gallant adventures  	2. n.	  1)  , , 	  2)  , 	  3) 	3. v. .	  1)  ()	  2) ;   

gallantry  n.	  1) , 	  2) ;  	  3)  , 

galleass  n. . ,  

galleon  n. .  ()

gallery  n.	  1) 	  2) ;   ;	   to play to the gallery ,    ;   	  3)  	  4) 	  5) , 	  6) . , 

galley  n.	  1) . ;	   the galleys   {. galley-slave 1}	  2) . ; 	  3) . 	  4) .  ; 	  5) = galley proof; to read the galleys  ;	   she read the galleys of her new novel      

galley proof  n. . 

galley-slave  n.	  1)    (   )	  2) ,    

gallic  a. . 	Gallic  a.	  1) 	  2) . 

gallicism  n. 

galligaskins  n. pl.	  1)   XVI-XVII .	  2) .  

gallimaufry  n.  , 

gallinaceous  a. . 

galliot  n. .  (  )

gallipot  n.	  1)  () 	  2) = galipot

gallium  n. . 

gallivant  v.	  1) , 	  2) , , 

gallnut  = gall III

Gallomaniac  n. 

gallon  n.  (    , . = 4,54 , . imperial gallon; . = 3,78 )

galloon  n. 

gallop  1. n. ;	   at full gallop   	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2)  () 	  3)  	  4)  (-.)  ( gallop through, gallop over)

galloper  n. .	  1) . ;   	  2)  

gallophil  n. 

gallophobe  n. 

galloping  1. pres-p.  gallop 2	2. a.  () galloping consumption  

galloway  n. . ,   

gallows  n. pl. (. .  sing)	  1) ;	   to come to the gallows  	  2) 	  3) pl. . , 	  4) .   

gallows-bird  n. . , 

gallows-tree  = gallows 1

Galluppoll  n. .   ;       (.,    )

galluses  n. pl. . . 

galoot  n. . .	  1)    	  2) . . .  , 

galop  1. n.  ()	2. v.  

galore  1. adv.  ;	   there is fruit galore in the Crimea this summer        	2. n. . 

galosh  n. ; .  

galumph  v. .   , 

galvanic  a.	  1) . 	  2) 	  3) ;    ( ,   ..)

galvanism  n.	  1) . 	  2) . 

galvanization  n. . . 

galvanize  v.	  1) ; 	  2) ; ;	   to galvanize smb. into action  -.  ;  -. 

galvanometer  n. . 

gambade  = gambado

gambado  n. (pl. os, oes )	  1) ,  ()	  2)  

gambit  n.	  1) . 	  2)   ( -.) (. opening gambit)	  3)       

gamble  1. n.	  1)  	  2)  , 	2. v.	  1)    ;	   to gamble away    (  ..)	  2)  ( )	  3)  (with)

gambler  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

gamboge  n.  (    ; .     )

gambol  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. v. , 

game  I	1. n.	  1) ;	   to play the game   ; .  ;	   to play a good (poor) game   () 	  2) . , ;	   a game of tennis   ; 	  3) pl. ; 	  4) , ;	   what a game!  !	  5) ;	   to have a game with  (-.);	   to make game of ; ;	   to speak in game   	  6) , , 	  7) , , , "";	   none of your games   ,   the game is up " ",  ;	   the game is not worth the candle    ;	   two can play at that game =  ,  ;	   to have the game in one's hands    ;	   this game is yours  	2. a.	  1) ; , 	  2)   ( -.);	   to be game for anything    ;   	3. v.     game away 	II n.	  1) ;	   fair game ,    ; . ()  ;  ;	   big game  ,  ; .  	  2)   , ,   ..	III a. ,  ( , )

game-bag  n. ,  

game-bird  n.  

game-chicken  = game-cock

game-cock  n.  

game-fish  n.  

game-laws  n. pl.    ;  

game-preserve  n.  

gamekeeper  n. ,   (   ..),  

games-master  n.  

games-mistress  n.  

gamesome  a. , , 

gamester  n. , 

gamete  n. . ,  

gamin  n. . ;  

gaming-house  n.  

gaming-table  n.	  1)  	  2)    

gamma  n.	  1)  (   )	  2) . 	  3) - ()

gamma rays  n. pl. . -

gammer  n. . ; ,  ()

gammon  I	1. n. 	2. v. ,  ,  	II 1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  

gammoning  I	1. pres-p.  gammon I, 2	2. n.    ,  	II pres-p.  gammon II, 2

gammy  a. . 

gamp  n. . () 

gamut  n.	  1) . 	  2)  ()	  3) ,  (-.);	   to experience the whole gamut of suffering    

gamy  I a.	  1)  	  2)   ( )	II a. . , 

gander  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) .  	  4) . . ,    ;   to see how the gander hops    

gang  I	1. n.	  1)    (  ..); ; ;	   section gang    (  )	  2) , ;	   press gang	    )  ,  ;	    ) .   (   )	  3) . 	  4) ,  ()	  5) attr. gang leader  (  ..)	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  ;    (. gang up)	  3)  (. gang up)	II v. . 

gang-plank  n. , 

gang-saw  n.  

ganger  I n. 	II n.	  1) 	  2)  

ganglia  pl.  ganglion

gangling  a. . , 

ganglion  n. (pl. lia)	  1) . ,  	  2)  (, )

gangrene  1. n. ; 	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  

gangrenous  a. , 

gangsman  = ganger I

gangster  n. , 

gangway  n.	  1) . ;  	  2)    (  ..)	  3) . ,      ;	   members above the gangway    ,       	  4) .  	  5) . 

ganoid  1. a.	  1)    ( )	  2)  ( )	2. n.  

gantlet  = gauntlet II

gantry  n.	  1)   	  2) -.   (  )	  3)    ( )	  4) .  

gantry-crane  n.  

gaol  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	2. v.   

gaol-bird  n. ; 

gaoler  n. ;  

gap  n.	  1) , , 	  2) , ; "" ( )	  3) , , ;	   to close ( to stop, to fill up) the gap  	  4)  ( -.); , 	  5)   (   ..); 	  6)  ,  	  7) .  ( )	  8) . , 	  9) .     to stand in the gap      ()

gape  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) (the gapes) pl.  ( ); .  	  4) ; 	2. v.	  1)   ; 	  2)  (at - )	  3) ;	   to make smb. gape  -	  4)  gape after, gape for   -.;	   gape on, gape upon     -.

gape-seed  n. .	  1) ,   ;	   to seek ( to buy, to sow) gape-seed    (   ..)	  2)  	  3) 

gaper  n. 

gappy  a.  ,  ; ;	   his speech was gappy     

garage  1. n. 	2. v.   

garb  1. n.	  1) , ;	   in the garb of a sailor   	  2)  	2. v. (. pass.) , ;	   to garb oneself in motley    

garbage  n.	  1) () ;  	  2) , 	  3) ,  (. literary garbage)	  4) attr. garbage heap of history  

garbage-collector  n.  , 

garble  v. ,  (, )

garcon  n. . , 

garden  1. n.	  1) ;	   the garden of England  	  2)  (. kitchen garden)	  3) pl. 	  4) attr. ; 	2. v. ,  ()

garden city  n. -

garden hose  n.  

garden pruner  n. ,  

garden seat  n.  

garden-bed  n. , 

garden-frame  n.  

garden-house  n.	  1) 	  2)   

garden-party  n.    

garden-plot  n.    ;  

garden-stuff  n. , , ; 

garden-tillage  n. 

gardener  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

gardenia  n. . 

gardening  1. pres-p.  garden 2	2. n. 

gardentruck  n. .   ;	   to raise gardentruck for the market      

garfish  n.  ()

gargantuan  a. , ;	   gargantuan appetite  

garget  n. .   ( );   ( ,   ..)

gargle  1. n.  ( )	2. v.  ()

gargoyle  n. ,        (  )

garibaldi  n.    

garish  a.	  1)  ( , ); 	  2) , 

garland  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) ;  	  3) . 	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2) .  

garlic  n.	  1) ;	   a clove of garlic  	  2) attr. garlic bulblet ( hop)  

garlicky  a. ;  

garment  1. n.	  1)  	  2) pl. 	  3) , ;	   the earth's garment of green   	2. v. (. p-p.) . 

garner  . .	1. n. ;  (. .)	2. v.    ;   , 

garnet  n.	  1) . 	  2) - 	  3) . -

garnish  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	2. v.	  1)  ()	  2) , ;	   swept and garnished     

garniture  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) 	  3) , 

garret  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . , ""

garreteer  n.  ;  

garrison  1. n. 	2. v.	  1)  ,  	  2)    

garrotte  .	1. n.	  1)  (  -   )	  2)  	  3)    	2. v.	  1)    	  2)   

garrulity  n. , , 

garrulous  a.	  1) , , 	  2)  ( )

garter  1. n.	  1) 	  2) (the G.)  	2. v.	  1)  	  2)     

garth  n. . .	  1)  	  2) , 	  3) -.    

gas  1. n.	  1) ;  ;	   natural gas  ;	   producer gas  	  2)  	  3) . . , ; ;	   step on the gas!  !,  !	  4) . , 	  5) . ,  	  6) .  	  7) . , 	2. v.	  1)   ;   	  2) () ;	   she gassed herself   	  3)  ;  	  4)  	  5) .  	  6) . ; ;     ;	   stop gassing!   !

gas attack  n.  

gas chamber  n.  , 

gas defence  n.  

gas-alarm  n.  

gas-alert  n.	  1) = gas-alarm	  2)  ;   ""

gas-bag  n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) . ; 

gas-bomb  n.  

gas-burner  = gas-jet

gas-engine  n.	  1)  	  2)   

gas-field  n.   

gas-fire  n.  

gas-fitter  n. , -

gas-furnace  n.  

gas-holder  n. , 

gas-jet  n.  , 

gas-main  n. ,  

gas-man  n.	  1)     	  2) = gas-fitter

gas-mantle  n. .  

gas-mask  n. 

gas-meter  n.  , 

gas-plant  n.	  1)  	  2)  

gas-producer  n. 

gas-proof  a. ;	   gas-proof shelter 

gas-shell  n.  

gas-shelter  n. 

gas-station  n. .  ; . 

gas-stove  n.  

gas-tank  n. .	  1)   	  2) . .   ; 

gas-tight  = gas-proof

gas-warfare  n.  

gas-works  n.  

gasateria  n. . .   

gasbracket  n.  

Gascon  n.	  1) 	  2) 

gasconade  1. n. , 	2. v. , 

gaselier  n.  

gaseous  a. ; 

gash  1. n.	  1)  , 	  2) . ; 	2. v.   

gasification  n. ,   

gasiform  a. 

gasify  v. ; ()  

gasket  n. . , , 

gaslight  n.	  1)  	  2)  

gasolene  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

gasoline  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

gasometer  n.	  1) 	  2) = gas-meter

gasp  1. n.  ; ;	   at one's last gasp	    )   ;	    )   ;	   to give a gasp   	2. v.	  1)   , ;  	  2)   ( ) gasp for  ;	   gasp out   to gasp out one's life  , 

gasper  n. .  

gaspingly  adv.	  1) ;  	  2)  

gasring  n.  , 

gassed  1. p-p.  gas 2	2. a.  ; ,   

gassing  1. pres-p.  gas 2	2. n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)  	  4)  	  5) . ; 

gassy  a.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) . , 

gasteropoda  n. pl. . 

gastric  a. ;	   gastric ulcer  ;	   gastric juice  

gastritis  n. . 

gastroenteritis  n. . 

gastronome  n. , 

gastronomer  = gastronome

gastronomic  a. 

gastronomist  = gastronome

gastronomy  n. , 

gastropoda  n. pl. . 

gat  n. . . 

gate  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3) , 	  4)   ( ,   ..)	  5)  ( -  ,   ..)	  6) pl. ,    (   )   	  7)  	  8) 	  9) . , ; , ; ;  to give the gate  , ;	   to get the gate  ,  ;	   to open the gate for ( to) smb.  -. 	2. v.       (   )

gate-bill  n.     {. gate 1, 6}

gate-crash  v. .	  1)  	  2)    

gate-crasher  n. .	  1) "",  	  2)  

gate-keeper  n. , 

gate-legged  a. gate-legged table    

gate-money  = gate 1, 5

gate-post  n.   between you and me and the gate-post  

gatehouse  n.	  1)   	  2) .       

gateway  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

gather  1. v.	  1) ;	   to gather a crowd  	  2) , 	  3)  ();  ();  ()	  4)  ( ,  )	  5) , ;	   to gather experience (strength)   ();	   to gather way  ( )	  6)  ();    ()	  7) ;	   to gather head  ( )	  8)  , ;	   I could gather nothing from his statement         gather up	    ) ;	   to gather up the thread of a story   ;	    ) ;	    ) ,   ;	    ) to gather oneself up ;   	2. n. pl. 

gathering  1. pres-p.  gather 1	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; ; ; 	  3) -.  (  );  	  4) . ; 

gauche  a. . , 

gaud  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) ; 	  3) pl.  

gaudy  I n.	  1)  	  2)       ( . )	II a.	  1) , , 	  2) ,  ( )

gauffer  = goffer

gauge  1. n.	  1) , , ; ;	   to take the gauge of ; 	  2) ;  	  3)  	  4) , ; 	  5)  (); ,  (); .  ()	  6) -.  ;	   broad (narrow) gauge  () 	  7) . (. gage)    to have the weather gauge of    -.	2. v.	  1) ,  ()	  2)  (, )	  3) , ; ,  ()	  4)    

gauge-glass  n.  

gauging-station  n. .  

Gaul  n.	  1) . 	  2) . 	  3) . 

Gauleiter  . n.  (-     , .   )

Gaulish  1. a.	  1) 	  2) . 	2. n.	  1)  	  2) .  

gaunt  a.	  1) ; , 	  2)   ; 	  3) , 

gauntlet  I n.	  1) ;    (,   ..)	  2) .   to throw ( to fling) down the gauntlet  ,  ;	   to take ( to pick) up the gauntlet  	II n. to run the gauntlet   ; .   

gauntry  = gantry

gauss  n. . 

gauze  n.	  1)  ()	  2) 	  3)  ( )	  4) .  ,  

gauzy  a. ,  (.  )

gave  p.  give 1

gavel  n.  ( ,   )

gavotte  n. 

gawk  1. n. , ; 	2. v.    ;  

gawky  a. ;  ( )

gay  a.	  1) ; 	  2) ;	   to lead a gay life   	  3) , ; , 

gazabo  = gazebo

gaze  1. n.  ;	   to stand at gaze  ;	   to be at gaze    ,   	2. v.   (at, on, upon - ); 

gazebo  n. (pl. os, oes ) .	  1)    , 	  2)  	  3)  (   )

gazelle  n. 

gazer  n.   ;	   star gazer   ; . 

gazette  1. n.	  1)   ,  ;	   to appear in the G., to have one's name in the G.    ; "  ", .    	  2) . 	2. v. (. pass.)     to be gazetted .  ;  

gazetteer  n.	  1)  	  2) . ,  

gazogene  n.	  1)    	  2) 

gear  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) , 	  3) . ,  ;  ; ;	   in gear , , ;	   out of gear , , ;	   to throw out of gear  ;	   to get into gear  ; .   ;	   to go into lst, 2nd, etc. gear   1-, 2-  . . ;	   in high gear   ( ) ; .  ;	   low gear ,  	  4) 	  5)  , , 	  6) . ; 	2. v.	  1)  	  2)    ()	  3) ,  (  )	  4)    ; ;	   to gear oneself for war   	  5)  ( gear up) gear down  ();	   gear into , ;	   gear to  ,    ;	   gear up  (  ..)

gear-box  n. .  ,  

gear-case  = gear-box

gear-ratio  n. .  

gear-wheel  n.  

gearing  1. pres-p.  gear 2	2. n. . ;  , 

gee  I interj.	  1) !, ! (,   )	  2) .   !,  !	II n. . 

gee whizz  interj. . = gee 2

gee-gee  n. . 

gee-up  = gee 1

geese  pl.  goose I

geezer  n. .   

Gehenna  n. , 

Geiger counter  n. .  

geisha  n. 

gel  n. . 

gelatin  n. ; , 

gelatine  n. ; , 

gelatinize  v. ()  

gelatinous  a. ; 

gelation  n.	  1) 	  2)  ( )

geld  v. (gelded gelt) 

gelding  1. pres-p.  geld	2. n.  , . 

gelid  a.	  1) , 	  2) ,  ( , )

gelignite  n. . 

gelt  p.  p-p.  geld

gem  1. n.	  1)  , ; 	  2) . ; ;	   the gem of the whole collection      ;	   she is a gem  	  3) .   	2. v.   ;	   stars gem the sky    ,   

geminate  1. a. ,  	2. v. , 

gemination  n. , 

Gemini  n. pl.  (   )

gemma  n. (pl. ae)	  1) . 	  2) . 

gemmae  pl.  gemma

gemmate  1. a.  ;  	2. v.  ;  

gemmation  n.  ; 

gemmiferous  a.	  1) 	  2)    ( )

gen  n. (.  general information) . . () , , 

gendarme  n. . 

gendarmerie  n. . 

gender  1. n.	  1) . 	  2) . 	2. v. . 

gene  n. . 

genealogical  a. , 

genealogy  n. ; 

genera  pl.  genus

general  I a.	  1) ,  , ; ;	   general meeting  ;	   general impression  ;	   general public  , ;	   general workers  , ;	   general strike  ;	   general hospital  ,   ;	   in general 	  2) 	  3) ;	   as a general rule  ;	   in a general way  	  4) ;	   general layout   ();	   G. Headquarters  , ;  ;	   general staff  ;	   G. Staff   ( ) general (post) delivery    ; . ()  	II n. ; 

General-in-Chief  n. (pl. GeneralsinChief) 

generalissimo  n. (pl. os ) 

generality  n.	  1) ;   	  2) 	  3)   ;	   pl.  	  4) (the generality) ;  

generalization  n.	  1) ;	   don't be hasty in generalization    	  2)  

generalize  v.	  1) ;    	  2) ;    	  3)  ;  ,   

generalized  1. p-p.  generalize	2. a. ;	   generalized form of value -.   

generally  adv.	  1) ,  ;  ;	   it is generally recognized 	  2)   , 	  3)  ();   ,  ;	   the plan was generally welcomed    

Generals-in-Chief  pl.  General-in-Chief

generalship  n.	  1)  ,  	  2)  	  3) () 

generate  v.	  1) , 	  2) ; 

generation  n.	  1) ;	   a generation ago   ;   ;	   in our generation   ,   ;	   over the past generation     	  2) , 	  3) ; 	  4) . ,  ()

generative  a. ; ; 

generator  n.	  1) 	  2) .  ; 

generatrices  pl.  generatrix

generatrix  n. (pl. trices) . 

generic  a.	  1) ;    ,   ..	  2) 

generosity  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

generous  a.	  1) ; ;	   a generous nature  	  2) 	  3) ; ; ;	   a generous amount  ;	   of generous size  	  4)  ( )	  5) ;  ( )	  6) ,  ( )

genesis  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) (G.) .  

genet  n. . , 

genetic  a. 

genetics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

geneva  n. ,  , 

Geneva stop  n. .  

Genevan  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) 	  2) ; 

genial  I a.	  1) , , ; ; 	  2)  ( )	  3) . . , 	  4) . 	  5) . 	II a. . 

geniality  n.	  1) , , ; ; 	  2)  ()

genially  adv. ; 

genie  n. (pl. genii)  (  )

genii  I pl.  genius 1	II pl.  genie

genista  n. . 

genital  1. a. , 	2. n. pl.  

genitive  .	1. a. 	2. n.  

genius  n.	  1) (pl. genii) , ;	   good (evil) genius  () ,  () 	  2) (. sing) ; ;	   a man of genius  	  3) (pl. ses) ,  ,  	  4) (pl. ses) , ,   -. 	  5) (pl. ses)  (, , , , )

genocide  n. 

Genoese  1. a. 	2. n. 

genotype  n. . 

genre  n. .	  1) , 	  2)  	  3) attr. ;	   genre painting  

gent  . . gentleman 1  2

genteel  a. .	  1) ; ; 	  2) , , ; 

gentian  n. . 

gentile  n.	  1) . 	  2) . 	  3) . 

gentility  n.	  1)  . ( ) ;  	  2) . , ; 

gentle  1. a.	  1) , ; , ;  ( );	   the gentle sex  	  2) ,  ( )	  3) ,  ( ;    ..);	   with a gentle hand 	  4) ,  ( )	  5) , 	  6) 	  7) . , ;	   gentle reader   (     )	2. n.  ( )	3. v.	  1) ,   ()	  2)  ()

gentlefolks  n. pl. , 

gentlehood  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 

gentleman  n.	  1) ; 	  2)     ;	   gentleman's agreement  	  3) . 	  4) pl.   gentleman in waiting ;	   gentleman's gentleman ;	   gentleman at large .    ;	   gentleman of the long robe , ;	   gentlemen of the cloth ;	   gentleman of the road	    ) "  ", ;	    ) ;	   gentleman of fortune ; ;	   the old gentleman . ;	   the gentleman in black velvet 

gentleman-at-arms  n. -

gentlemanlike  a.	  1)  ,  - {. gentleman 2}	  2) ; 

gentlemanly  = gentlemanlike

gentleness  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

gentlewoman  n.	  1) , 	  2) . 	  3) . ; 

gently  adv.	  1) , , ; 	  2) , , ;	   gently! !, ! gently born , 

gentry  n.	  1) ,   	  2) . .   ;	   these gentry  

gents  n. .  

genual  a. . 

genuflect  v.  

genuflection  n. 

genuflexion  n. 

genuine  a.	  1) , , , ;	   genuine diamond  	  2) ;	   genuine sorrow  	  3) -. 

genuinely  adv. ; 

genus  n. (pl. genera)	  1) . 	  2) ; 

geocentric  a. 

geochemistry  n. 

geodesy  n. 

geodetic  a. 

geognosy  n. 

geographer  n. 

geographic  = geographical

geographical  a. 

geography  n. 

geologic  a. ;	   geologic age  

geological  a. ;	   geological age  

geologist  n. 

geologize  v.	  1)  	  2)   

geology  n. 

geomagnetic  a. ;	   geomagnetic field   

geomagnetical  a. ;	   geomagnetical field   

geometer  n. 

geometrical  a. ;	   geometrical progression  

geometrically  adv. ;   

geometrician  = geometer

geometry  n. 

geophysical  a. 

geophysics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

geopolitics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

George  n. . . ;  by George! -!,  !;   !

georgette  n. . 

Georgian  I	1. a. 	2. n.	  1) ; ;	   the Georgians pl. . 	  2)  	II .	1. a.    	2. n.   	III a. ,      

geranium  n. . , 

gerfalcon  n. . () 

geriatrics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

germ  1. n.	  1) . , ; . ;	   in germ  ,   	  2) 	  3) ; ;	   the germ of an idea  ;	   in germ  ,   	  4) attr. germ warfare  	2. v.  , 

German  1. a. ,  German Ocean .  	2. n.	  1) ; ;	   the Germans pl. . 	  2)  ;	   High (Low) German  () 

German badgerdog  n.  ( )

German measles  n. 

German text  n.  

germander  n. . 

germane  a. ,  (to)

Germanic  1. a.	  1) . 	  2) 	2. n. .  ;  

Germanism  n.	  1) .  , 	  2) 

germanium  n. . 

Germanize  v. , 

germicide  1. n. ,  	2. a.  , 

germinal  a. ; 

germinate  v.	  1)    	  2)   , 

germination  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

gerontocracy  n.    

gerontology  n. ,   

Gerry  = Jerry

gerrymander  1. n.	  1)  	  2) 	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2)  

gerund  n. . 

gerund-grinder  n. .   ; -

gerundive  .	1. n. 	2. a. 

gesso  n.  ( )

gestation  n.	  1) ;  	  2)  (, )

gesticulate  v. 

gesticulation  n. 

gesture  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   a fine gesture  	  2)  (. facial gesture) friendly gesture  	2. v. 

get  1. v. (got; p-p. . . gotten)	  1) ; , ;	   we can get in for you      ;	   you'll get little by it      ;	   to get advantage  	  2) ;	   to get a living   	  3) , ;	   to get an illness 	  4) , ;	   to get a new coat   	  5) ; ;	   I get letters every day    ;	   to get a leave ,  ;	   to get singing lessons   	  6) ,  (from, out of);	   we couldn't get permission from him       ;	   to get glory  	  7) , ;	   get me a chair   ;	   I got him to bed    	  8) , ,  (-. ;	   to);  (-.);	   we cannot get to Moscow tonight       	  9) . , ;	   I don't get you    ;	   to get it right  	  10)   ;	   the answer got me   	  11) , ;	   we get 9,5 on the average   9,5  	  12) .  (,   ..);	   go and get your breakfast   	  13) ,  ( )	  14) pf. . , , ;	   I've got very little money     ;	   he has got the measles   	  15) (pf. c inf.)  ,   (-. );	   I've got to go for the doctor at once      	  16) (    - n.  pron. inf.) ,  (-.  -);	   to get smb. to speak  -. ;	   we got our friends to come to dinner       ;	   to get a tree to grow in a bad soil      	  17) (    - n.  pron. p-p.  a.) :	    )        -.   : I got my hair cut  ,  ;	   you must get your coat made   ()   ;	    )  -       ;	   you'll get your feet wet   ;	   she's got her face scratched   	  18) (    )     : to get to know ;	   they got talking   	  19) (-         pass.) , ;	   to get old ;	   to get angry ;	   to get better	    ) ;	    )  ;	   to get drunk ;	   to get married ;	   you'll get left behind  ,   	  20) (  )  ,   ;	   to get some sleep ;	   to get a glimpse of smb.   -. get about	    )  ( );	    )    ;	   get abroad  ( );  ;	   get across	    ) , ;	    )  ;	   to get across an idea   ;	   get ahead	    ) ,	    ) ;	   get along	    ) ; ;	   I'll get along somehow   - ;	   to get along without food   ;	   to get along in years ;	    )   ; ;	    ) , ;	   they get along  ;	   get at	    ) , ;	    )  ( );	    ) , ;	   I cannot get at the meaning     ;	    ) . ;	    ) . ;	   get away	    ) ; ; ; ;	    )    (with); .   ,     (with);	    ) . , ;	    ) . .   ;	   get back	    ) ;	    )  (, );	   get behind .	    ) ;	    )  ;	   get by	    ) , ;	   there's enough room for the car to get by     ;	    )  ();	    )    ;	    )    ; ;	   get down	    ) , ;	    )  ( );	    ) ,	    )  (   ..;	   to);	   get in	    ) ;	    )   ;	    )  ();	    )  (, );	    )  ;	    )  (  ..);	    )   ,  (on - );	   get into	    ) , ;	    ) ,  ();	   get off	    ) , ;	    )  ();	    ) , ;	    ) ;	   he got off to a flying start   ;	    ) ; ,  (   ..);	    )  ();	    ) .   , ;	    ) . ;	   get on	    )  , ;	   how is he getting on?  ()  ?;	    ) ; ;	    )  ( );	   it is getting on for supper-time    ;	    ) ;	    )  ( );	    ) ,  (with);	    ) ;	   let's get on with the meeting  ;	   get out	    ) ,  (from, of - );	   to get out of shape  ;	   to get out of sight    ;	   get out! !, !;	    ) ,  (from, of - );	    ) , ;	    )   ( );	    ) , ;	    )  (;	   of);	    )  ( -.);	    ) what did you get out of his lecture?      ?;	   what did you get out of the deal?      ?;	   get over	    ) , ,  ();	    )  ( ,  );	    )  (); ,   -.;	    )  ();	    )   -.;     -.;	    )  -.;	    ) to get over smb. . ,  -.;	   get round	    ) , ,  -.;   -;	    )  (,   ..);	    ) . , ;	    ) ;	   get through	    )   -.;	    )   -.;  ;	    )  ();	    )  ( );	   get to	    )   -.;	    )   -.;	   get to close quarters . ,    ; .  ( );    ;	    ) to get smb. to  -. ( -.);	   get together	    ) (); ();	    ) . . ;   ;	   get under ,  ();	   get up	    ) ,  (.  );	    )  ( ,  );	    )  ( , , );	    )  ( );	    ) , ;  ();  ();	    ) , ; ;	   to get oneself up  , ;	    )  ();	    )  ;	    )   (-.) to get by heart  ;	   to get one's hand in    -.,   -.;	   to get smth. into one's head  -.   ;	   to get one's breath  ;   ;	   to get on one's feet ( legs)  (  );	   to have got smb., smth. on one's nerves  - -., -.;	   to get under way   ; ;	   to get a head ,     ;	   to get hold of   ( );	   to get the mitten ( the sack, walking orders, walking papers)  ;	   to get it (hot)  ;	   to get in wrong with smb.     -.;	   to get one's own way  -,   ;	   to get nowhere   ;	   to get off with a whole skin =    ;	   get along with you! . !;	   get away with you! .   !;   !;	   get out with you! !, !;	   I got him ( through to him) on the telephone at last     	2. n. ,  ( )

get-at-able  a. 

get-together  n.	  1) , , , , 	  2) 

get-tough  a. . ;	   get-tough policy  

get-up  n.	  1) ,  	  2) .  ; 	  3) , 	  4) .  ()	  5)  ()	  6) . . , 

getaway  n.	  1) . ; ;	   to make a getaway	    ) ;	    ) 	  2) . 

getter  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . 	  3)  ( , )	  4) . 

gewgaw  n. , ; 

geysern  1) 	  2)   ()

gharri  . n. ;  

gharry  . n. ;  

ghastly  1. a.	  1) 	  2) -; ;	   ghastly smile  	  3) . ; 	2. adv. , , 

ghat  . n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)   

ghaut  . n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)   

ghee  . n.   (  )

gherkin  n. 

ghetto  n. (pl. -os ) 

ghost  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) , ;	   to give up the ghost  	  3) ,   (-.);	   ghosts of the past  ;	   not to have the ghost of a chance     ;	   the ghost of a smile   	  4)  ,     ; -	2. v.	  1) ,   	  2)     (    )

ghostly  a.	  1)   ; 	  2) ;	   ghostly father 

ghostwriter  . = ghost 4

ghoul  n.	  1) , , 	  2)  

ghoulish  a. , ; 

GI  (.  government issue) .	1. n. ;	   g bride .        	2. a.	  1) ,  	  2) 

giant  1. n.	  1) , , ; 	  2) . 	2. a. , , 

giant's-stride  n.   ()

giant-stride  n.   ()

giantess  n. 

giantism  n. . 

giantlike  a. , 

giaour  . n. 

gib  I n. (.  Gilbert) 	II n. .	  1) , ;  	  2) attr. gib arm = gibbet, 1, 3

gibber  1. n. ,  	2. v.  , , ; 

gibberish  n. ,  ; ;  

gibbet  1. n.	  1) ;	   to die on the gibbet  	  2) 	  3) . ,  	2. v.	  1) 	  2)   ,  ;	   to be gibbeted in the press    

gibbon  n. . 

gibbosity  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

gibbous  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)      ( )

gibe  1. n. 	2. v.  (at - )

giber  n. 

giblets  n. pl.  

gibus  n. ,  

giddily  adv.	  1) 	  2) , 

giddiness  n.	  1) 	  2) , ; 

giddy  a.	  1) predic.  ;	   I feel giddy    	  2) ;	   giddy success  	  3) , , 

gift  1. n.	  1) , ;	   I would not take ( have) it at a gift =      	  2) , ;  (of);	   the gift of the gab  ,  ;	   the gift of tongues ( for languages)   	  3)   (, ) Greek gift  	2. v.	  1) 	  2) , 

gifted  1. p-p.  gift 2	2. a. , , , 

gig  I n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ( )	  3)  , 	II 1. n. 	2. v.   

gigantic  a. , , 

giggle  1. n. 	2. v. 

gigolo  n. (pl. -os )	  1)   ( )	  2) 

Gij3  n. (.  government issue Jane) . - {. GI}

gilbert  n. . 

gild  I v. (gilded gilt)	  1) ;	   to gild the pill  	  2) 	II = guild

gilded  1. p-p.  gild I	2. a.  G. Chamber  ;	   gilded youth  

gilder  n. ;	   carver and gilder  

gilding  1. pres-p.  gild I	2. n.	  1) 	  2) 

Gill  n. (.  Gillian)	  1) 	  2) , ,  {. Jack I, 1, 1}	gill  I n. (. pl.)	  1) 	  2)  	  3)  ( )	  4) .   (  ) to be ( to look) rosy (green) about the gills   ()	II n.	  1)   	  2)  	III n.   (. = 0,142 , . = 0,118 )

gillie  n. .	  1) .  	  2)  , 

gillyflower  n. 

gilt  1. p.  p-p.  gild I	2. n.  to take the gilt off the gingerbread  -.  ;  -. ;  -. {. . gingerbread 1}	3. a. , 

gilt-edged  a.	  1)   	  2) . ,  ;	   he gave her a gilt-edged tip      gilt-edged securities   

gimbals  n. pl. .  

gimlet  n. ();	   eyes like gimlets    

gimmick  n. .	  1)  	  2) , 	  3) , 

gimp  n.	  1) ; 	  2)       

gin  I (.  engine)	1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  ; ; 	  3)  ( )	2. v.	  1)   	  2)  	II n.  ( )

gin-mill  . = gin-shop

gin-shop  n. 

ginger  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . , ;	   he wants some ginger    	  3)   ()	  4) .   ginger group     -.   ,    ,  	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  ( )	  3) . ,  (. ginger up)

ginger beer  n.  ;  

ginger-snap  n.  

gingerbread  n.	  1)   ( )	  2) attr. , , ;	   gingerbread work	    )    ;	    )  

gingerly  1. a. , ; 	2. adv. , ; 

gingery  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) 

gingham  n.	  1)          	  2) . () 

gingivitis  n. .  , 

gink  n. . . 

ginnery  n.  

ginseng  n. 

Gipsy  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  	2. a. 	3. v.	  1) gipsy  ,   	  2)  

gipsy moth  n. .  

gipsy table  n.   (  )

giraffe  n. ()

girandole  n.	  1) , ,      	  2)  ( )	  3)  	  4)      ,    

gird  I v. (-ed girt)	  1) ; ();	   he was girt about with a rope    	  2)  ,   	  3)  (;	   with)	  4) , ;	   the island girded by the sea ,   to gird oneself for smth.   -.	II 1. n. 	2. v.  (at - )

girder  n. ; ; ;  (); . 

girdle  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) . , 	  3) . 	  4) .    under smb.'s girdle    -.	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  ( )	  3) 	  4) ;	   to girdle smb.'s waist  -.  

girl  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . () 	  4) , 	  5) 	  6) ,  (. best girl)	  7) . ;   	  8) attr. girl guides    old girl . . "",  (  );  ( )

girl-friend  n.	  1) , 	  2)  

girlhood  n. 

girlie  n. (.  girl) , 

girlish  a.	  1) 	  2) ,    ( )

Girondist  n. . . 

girt  1. p.  p-p.  gird I	2. v. = girth 2, 2

girth  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ;  (;     ..)	  3) attr. girth rail . , 	2. v.	  1)   (. girth up)	  2)   	  3) , 

gist  n. , ;  ;	   the gist of the story   

give  1. v. (gave; given) (. .   ; . I gave him the book  I gave the book to him)	  1) ; ;	   to give lessons  ;	   to give one's word  , ;	   this gives him a right to complain     ;	  2) ; ; ;  (); ;	   to give a handsome present   ;	   to give alms  ;	   he gave freely to the hospital     	  3) ; ;	   I gave ten shillings for the hat      	  4) , ;	   to give a note  	  5) ;	   he gives you his good wishes     	  6) ; ;	   he gave us this work to do     	  7)  , ;	   the sun gives light  -  ;	   the hen gives two eggs a day      	  8) ;	   you've given me your cold in the nose     	  9)  , . . ,    ,  .       ,       : to give cry ;	   to give a look ;	   to give encouragement ;	   to give permission ;	   to give an order ;	   to give thought to  	  10) , ;	   to give one's attention to   -.;	   to give one's mind to study    ( )	  11)  (, )	  12) ;	   it gave me much pain     ;	   the pupil gives the teacher much trouble      	  13) ; ;	   to give to the world , ;	   it was given in the newspapers     ;	   he gives no signs of life     ;	   the thermometer gives 25 grades in the shade   25   	  14)  ();  ();	   the court gave him six months hard labour        	  15) ; ;	   I give you that point     ,     ;	   to give way	    ) ; ; ;	    )  ( ); ;	    ) . ;	    )  ( );	    )  (, );   ()	  16) ,  ( );  ; ,  ( , );	   to give but not to break ,   	  17) ; ;	   give us Chopin   	  18)  ( , ;	   into, (up)on - , );  ( ) give away	    ) ; ;  ();	   to give away the bride   ;	    ) , ; ; ; ;	   give back , ;  ( );	   give forth	    ) ; ;	    )  ;	   give in	    ) , ;	    )  (, , );	    ) ; ;	   give off , ;	   give out	    ) ;	    ) , ;  ;	    ) to give oneself out to be smb.    -.;	    ) , ;	    ) ,  ( ,   ..);  ( );	   give over	    ) ;	    ) ,  ();	   give under  ;	   give up	    ) ,  (   ..);	   he is given up by the doctors    ;	    )  ();	    ) ;	   to give oneself up to smth. ,  -. to give as good as one gets    ;	   to give smb. the creeps    -.;  -.  ;	   to give it smb. (hot and strong)  -.,  -.,  -. ;	   to give one what for    ,  ;	   to give or take       ;	   it will take you ten hours to go, give or take a few minutes    10 ,  ,      ;	   to give smb. a piece of one's mind  -.   , ;	   to give mouth	    )  ;	    ) , ;	   to give rise to	    )   ( );	    ) ,  ;	   to give smb. rope  ,  -.    ;	   to give vent to one's feelings  ;	   give a year or so either way         	2. n. , ; 

give-and-take  n.	  1)  , 	  2)  , ,   ..	  3) .   ()

give-away  1. n. .	  1) ()    	  2)     	2. a.	  1)  ( );	   at a give-away price  	  2) a give-away show      

given  1. p-p.  give 1	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) predic.  ( -.);  (-.);  (-);	   he is not much given to speech    	  3) ;	   within a given period    	  4) . . , 

giver  n. ,  , ,  ()

gizzard  n.	  1)   ( )	  2) . ,  it sticks in my gizzard     

glabrous  a. ,   ( )

glace  a. .	  1) , 	  2) ; 

glacial  a.	  1) 	  2) , ; ; 	  3) . 	  4) 

glaciate  v.	  1) ;	   glaciated   	  2)   

glacier  n. , 

glacis  n. . ,   

glad  a.	  1) predic. ;	   I'm glad to see you   ;	   glad to hear it   	  2) , ;	   glad cry  	  3) 	  4) .  to give the glad eye to smb. .     -.

gladden  v. ; 

glade  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) . 	  3) .  ,   

gladiator  n. 

gladiatorial  a. 

gladioli  pl.  gladiolus

gladiolus  n. (pl. -es -li) . , 

gladly  adv. ; ,  

gladsome  a. . ;	   with gladsome looks   

Gladstone  n.	  1)   (. Gladstone bag)	  2)  

glair  1. n.  	2. v.   

glairy  a.	  1) 	  2)   

glaive  n. . . ; 

glamor  . = glamour

glamorize  v. , ;   

glamorous  . = glamourous

glamour  1. n.	  1) , ;	   to cast a glamour over , 	  2)  ; ; 	  3) attr. ;	   glamour boy (girl) .   ( )	2. v. , , 

glamourous  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

glance  I	1. n.	  1)  ;	   at a glance   ;	   to take ( to give) a glance (at)  ();	   to cast a glance at    ;	   stealthy glance  	  2) , 	2. v.	  1)   (at - );   (over)	  2) ; , ; 	  3) 	  4)  ( glance aside, glance off)	II v.  ; 

gland  I n. . ;	   pl.  ; 	II n. . 

glanderous  a. . 

glanders  n. pl. . 

glandiferous  a.   ( )

glandiform  a.	  1)   	  2) . 

glandular  a.	  1) 	  2)   

glandule  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

glare  1. n.	  1)  ,  	  2)  	  3)  	2. v.	  1)  	  2)   (at);	   the tiger stood glaring at him     

glaring  1. pres-p.  glare 2	2. a.	  1) ,  ( )	  2)  ,  ( )	  3)   	  4) ;	   glaring contrast  ;	   glaring mistake  

glaringly  adv.	  1) , 	  2) ; 

glass  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) ; ;	   he has taken a glass too much .   	  4)  ; 	  5) 	  6) pl. 	  7) 	  8)  ; ; ; 	  9)  ; . (. pl.) () 	  10) attr.  to look through green glasses ; ;	   to look through blue glasses  , ;	   to see through rose-coloured glasses     	2. v.	  1)  ; 	  2)   	  3)  (  )	  4)      (   ..)

glass-blower  n. 

glass-blowing  n.  ;  

glass-case  n. 

glass-culture  n. ,  

glass-cutter  n.	  1) 	  2)  (  )

glass-dust  n. 

glass-furnace  n.  

glass-house  n.	  1)  	  2) , 	  3)  (  )	  4) attr. ;	   glass-house culture  

glass-paper  n.  , 

glass-ware  n.  ;   

glass-wool  n. .  

glass-work  n.	  1)  	  2)  ()	  3) pl.  	  4)  

glassful  n.  (  )

glassy  a.	  1) , 	  2) ,  ( , )	  3) , ;  ( )

Glaswegian  1. a.   . 	2. n.  . 

Glauber's salt  n. .  ,  

Glauber's salts  n. .  ,  

glaucoma  n. . 

glaucous  a.	  1) -, -	  2) 	  3) .  

glaze  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2)  	  3) .  ,  	  4) . 	2. v.	  1)  ; 	  2)  , 	  3)  	  4) ,  ( );  	  5) . 	  6) . 	  7) . , 

glazed  1. p-p.  glaze 2	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 

glazier  n.  is your father a glazier? . =   

glazy  a.	  1) , 	  2) ,  ( )

gleam  1. n.	  1)  , , 	  2) ;  (  )	  3) ,  (,   ..);	   not a gleam of hope   	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2)  

glean  v.	  1)   ( ),  ( )	  2)  ,    (, )

gleaner  n. -. 

gleanings  n. pl.	  1)    	  2)  	  3) ,  

glebe  n.	  1) . ,  	  2)  	  3) .   

glee  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  (  )

gleeful  a. , ; 

gleet  n. .  

glen  n.   

glengarry  n.  

glib  a.	  1)  ( );	   he has a glib tongue    	  2) , 	  3)  ( )	  4) ,  ( )	  5) a glib excuse  

glibly  adv. ; 

glide  1. n.	  1) ;  	  2) . ,  	  3) .  	  4) . ;  	2. v.	  1) ;  	  2)   ( )	  3) . 

glide-bomb  n. . -

glider  n. . 

gliding  n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) 

glimmer  1. n.	  1) ;  	  2)  	  3) . . 	  4) pl. . , ""	2. v. ;  ;	   to go glimmering  (   ..)

glimmering  n. 

glimpse  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  ;     ;	   to have ( to catch) a glimpse of  	  3)  ;	   at a glimpse   ; 	  4)  ; 	2. v.	  1)  	  2) , 

glint  1. n.	  1) , ;  	  2)  	2. v.	  1) , ;  	  2)  

glissade  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) .   	  3)  ( )	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  

glisten  1. v. , ; ; ;	   to glisten with dew  ;	   his eyes glistened with excitement     	2. n. , , 

glister  . = glisten 1

glitter  1. v.	  1) , 	  2)  all is not gold that glitters .    ,  	2. n.	  1)  , 	  2) , 

gloaming  n. (the gloaming) . 

gloat  v.	  1)  , 	  2)   (over, upon)

gloatingly  adv. ;  

global  a.	  1) , , 	  2) ;	   global disarmament  

globe  n.	  1) ;	   globe of the eye  	  2) (the globe)  	  3)  	  4) 	  5)  (  )	  6)   	  7)   

globe-flower  n. . 

globe-lightning  n.  

globe-trotter  n. ,    

globose  a. ; 

globosity  n. 

globular  a.	  1) ; ;	   globular flowers  	  2)    

globule  n.	  1) ;  ; ; 	  2) .   	  3) 

globulin  n.  ( )

glomerate  a. . .   

gloom  1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ; ;  	2. v.	  1) ;  ( )	  2)     	  3) ;  

gloomily  adv. ; ;   

gloomy  a.	  1) ; 	  2) ; ; , ;	   gloomy prospects ,  

gloria  n.   ""  

glorification  n. , 

glorify  v.	  1) , ,  ; 	  2) (. p-p.) . 

gloriole  n. , , 

glorious  a.	  1) ; 	  2) , ,  (. .)	  3) .   ; 

glory  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , 	  4) , ,  to go to glory ;	   to send to glory ;	   Old G. . .   	2. v.  (. glory in); ; ;	   to glory in one's health and strength     

gloss  I	1. n.	  1)  	  2)  	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2) 	II 1. n.	  1) ;   ; 	  2)   	  3)  	2. v.	  1)  ;  	  2)  ,   ( gloss over)	  3)   (upon)

glossal  a. .   

glossary  n.	  1)  (   )	  2) 

glossiness  n. , 

glossitis  n. .  

glossology  n.	  1) = glossary	  2) 	  3) . () 

glossy  a. , , , 

glottic  a.    

glottis  n. .  

gloubosity  = globosity

Gloucester  n.  

glove  1. n.  to handle without gloves  ,  ;  ;	   to throw down (to take up) the glove  () ;	   to take off the gloves   	2. v.	  1)  ;	   gloved  	  2)  

glover  n. 

glow  1. n.	  1)  , ;	   summer's scorching glow   ;	   to be all of a glow, to be in a glow ,  	  2) , ,  ( , )	  3)  	  4) 	  5) ; , 	  6) 	2. v.	  1)  ; 	  2) ; 	  3) 	  4) ,  ( )	  5)  ( )	  6) ,  ( )	  7)    ( )

glow-lamp  n.  

glow-worm  n. -

glower  I n.  	II 1. n.  	2. v.  

glowing  1. pres-p.  glow 2	2. a.	  1)  , 	  2)  	  3) , 	  4)  ( );	   to paint in glowing colours    	  5)  ( )

gloxinia  n. . 

glucinium  n. . , 

glucose  n. . 

glue  1. n.	  1) 	  2) attr. ;	   glue colour  	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) , , 	  3) .   ( -.) glue up ,  to have one's eye glued to    

gluey  a. , 

glum  a. , , 

glume  n.  ()

glut  1. n.	  1) ;	   glut in the market  	  2) 	  3)  (   ..)	  4) . 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)   	  3) 

gluten  n. 

glutinous  a. 

glutton  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  ;	   a glutton of books    	  3) . 

gluttonous  a. 

gluttony  n. 

glycerin  n. 

glycerine  n. 

glyptic  a. 

glyptics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

glyptography  n.    

gnarled  a.	  1)  ( ); ;  ( )	  2) ,  ( )	  3) ; 

gnarly  a.	  1)  ( ); ;  ( )	  2) ,  ( )	  3) ; 

gnash  v.  ()

gnat  n.	  1) ; 	  2) .  to strain at a gnat  ;  

gnaw  v.	  1) , 	  2)  ( )	  3) , , 

gnawer  n. 

gneiss  n. . 

gnome  I n. 	II n.	  1) , 	  2) .  

gnomic  a. , 

gnomical  a. , 

gnomish  a.   

gnomon  n. -  ; 

gnostic  .	1. a. 	2. n. 

gnosticism  n. . 

gnu  n.  ()

go  1. v. (went; gone)	  1) , ;   ;  (    );	   the train goes to London    ;	   who goes there?  ? ( );	   to go after smb.   -. {. . go after}	  2) , ;	   to go by train  ;	   to go by plane  ;	   I shall go to France    	  3) ; ; ; ;	   I'll be going now ,  ;	   it is time for us to go    ( );	   let me go! !	  4)  (   );	   go for shopping   	  5)   ; ,  (by);	   the engine goes by electricity     ;	   I shall go entirely by what the doctor says     ,   	  6)   ( ,   ..);   ;     ;	   the story goes  	  7)   ,  ( , );  ( );	   to set the clock going  	  8) ,  ( ,   ..); ,  ( )	  9) ,  (-.), , ;	   how far does this road go?     ?	  10) ,  ,   ( , )	  11) ,   ;	   the election went against him     ;	   how did the voting go?   ?;	   the play went well   	  12) ; ; , ;	   much time has gone since that day      ;	   summer is going  ;	   the clouds have gone  ;	   all hope is gone   	  13) , ; , ;	   she is gone  ;  ;	   my sight is going   	  14) , , , ;	   the platform went  ;	   first the sail and then the mast went   ,    	  15)  , ;	   the bank may go any day       	  16) , ;	   this clause of the bill will have to go      	  17)   , ;	   the house went to the elder son    	  18)  (  ;	   for);	   this goes for 1 shilling   1 ;	   to go cheap    	  19) ,    (-.);	   the blue scarf goes well with your blouse        	  20) ,  ( , )	  21)  -. ;	   go like this with your left foot!    !	  22) (), ()   ;  ;	   where is this carpet to go?    ?	  23) ,  ( -.);	   six into twelve goes twice      ;	   the thread is too thick to go into the needle    ,    	  24) -     :	    )    -.   ;	   to go hungry ,   ;	   to go in rags   ;	    ) , ;	   to go mad ( mental)   ;	   to go sick ;	   to go bust . ;	   he goes hot and cold       	  25)      : -    ;	   he goes frightening people with his stories      ;	   to go hunting   	  26)   be going inf.      -.    : I am going to speak to her     ;	   it is going to rain  	  27) to go to sea  ;	   to go to school   ;   ;	   to go on the stage  ;	   to go on the streets  ;	   go about	    ) ,    ;	    ) ,   ( ;  );	    )   ;	    ) .   ;	   go after	    ) ;	    )   ;	   go against ,   ();	   go ahead	    )  ;	   go ahead! !; !; !;	    )  ;	    )   ( );	   go along	    ) ;	    ) ;	    )  (with);	   go at .	    )   -.;	    )    -.;	   go away , ;	   go back	    ) ;	    )  (; ;	   on, upon);	    )  (on, upon -   );	    )  (;	   on, upon);	   go behind ,  ,  (, );	   go between   ;	   go beyond  -.;	   go by	    )  ( );	    )  ;	    )  ;	    ) ;	   I go by the barometer   ;	   go down	    ) ; ;	   to go down in the world ,    ( );	    ) ;	    )  ( );	    )  ;	    )  ( );	    )   ( -.);   (with - -.);	   go far into  ;	   go for	    )   -.;	    )   -.;	    )   ;	    ) . ,  ;	   the speaker went for the profiteers    ;	    ) ,  ;	   to go for nothing (something)    ( );	   to go for a song   ,   ;	   go forth  ;	   go in	    ) ;	    )  ( );	    )  ( , );	   go in for	    )   (-.) ,  (-.);	   to go in for an examination ;	    )  (-.);	   to go in for sports  ;	   to go in for collecting pictures ,   ;	    ) .    (-., -.);	   go in with ,    -.;   -.;	   go into	    ) ; ;	   to go into Parliament   ;	    )  , ;	    )  (   ..);  ( );	    ) ,  ;	   go off	    ) , ;	    )   ;	    )  ; ;	    ) , ;	   the concert went off well   ;	    )  ( ); . ;	    )  (   ..);	    )  ;  (   ..);	    )   -.; , ;	   go on	    ) () ,  ;	    ) ;	   for going on a year   ;	    ) . , ;	   go on for   ( , );	   go out	    ) ; ;	    )   ;	    )    ( );	    )   ;	    )   ;	    ) ;	    )  ( , );	    ) ;	    ) . ;	    )  ;	   go over	    )  (  );	    )      ;  ;	    ) , ;	    )   ;	    ) ;	    )   (  );	    ) . , ;	    )  ( );	   go round	    ) ;	   the wheels go round  ;	    )    ;	    )  ,    ( );	   go through	    )     ;	    ) , ;	    ) ;	    ) , ;	    ) ;	    )  ,  ( );	   to go through several editions    ( );	    )   ( , );	    )  ( );	   go through with smth.  -.  ;	   go together , ;	   go under	    ) ;	    ) ; . ;	    ) ;	    ) ;	    )   (, );	    ) ,  ( );	   go up	    ) ;  ( ) go up in smoke ;	    )  ( );  ( );	   apples have gone up  ;	    ) , ;	    ) . ;	   go with	    ) ;	    )    -.;	    ) , ; , ;	   go without   -. go about your business! .  !, !;	   it will go hard with him   ( ) ;   ;	   to go by the name of	    )    ;	    )    -. ;	   she is six months gone with the child     ;	   to go off the deep end ;	   to go off the handle   ;	   to go all out   ;	   to go to smb.'s heart ,  -.;	   to go a long way	    )   ,  (to, towards, with);	    )   ( );	   to go one better  ();	   to go right through  ;	   to go round the bend  ;   ;	   to go rounds   ;	   it goes without saying   ; (it is true) as far as it goes ()    ;	   go along with you! !;	   be gone! !;	   going fifteen   ;	   he went and did it     ;	   to go down the drain .    ( );	   to go easy on smth. .     -.;	   to go on instruments  ()  	2. n. (pl. goes ) .	  1) , , ;	   to be on the go	    )   ,  ;	   he is always on the go   - ;	    )  ;	    )  ;	    )    ,   	  2) ; ; ;	   full of go  	  3) ;	   have a go (at) , ;	   let's have a go at it  	  4) , ;   ;	   here's a pretty go!   !	  5) ;  ;	   to make a go of it . .  ; ;	   no go ;  {. . no go}	  6)  ();  ()	  7) ;	   is it a go? ?;  ? all ( quite) the go  ;   ;	   first go  ,  ;	   at a go , 

go-ahead  1. n.	  1)   ; 	  2) ;  	2. a. , 

go-as-you-please  a.	  1)    (   ..); ; 	  2)  , 	  3)   , 

go-between  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3)  

go-cart  n.	  1)  (   )	  2)  	  3)  

go-easy  = easy-going

go-getter  n. .    ;  

go-off  n. , 

go-round  n. , 

go-slow  n.    ( )

go-to-meeting  a. . ,  ( , , )

goad  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	2. v.	  1)  ()	  2) ; ;	   to goad into fury   ;   

goaf  n. . ;  

goal  n.	  1) , 	  2) ,  	  3) 	  4) . 	  5) . 	  6)  (  )

goalee  = goalkeeper

goalie  = goalkeeper

goalkeeper  n. . 

goat  n.	  1) ; 	  2) (G.)  (   ) to get smb.'s goat . ,  -.;	   to play ( to act) the (giddy) goat .   ,  

goatee  n.  ; 

goatherd  n. ,  

goatish  a.	  1) 	  2) 

goatling  n. 

goatskin  n.	  1) 	  2) 

goatsucker  n.  ()

goaty  a. 

gob  I	1. n.	  1) . 	  2) . , 	  3) .  , 	2. v. . 	II n. . . 

gobbet  I n.   , 	II n. .     

gobble  I v.  , ; 	II 1. n. 	2. v.	  1)  ( )	  2)  

gobbler  n. 

gobelin  1. n. 	2. a. ;	   gobelin tapestry 

goblet  n. ; 

goblin  I n. 	II n. .     

goby  I n.  ( ) to give the goby	    )  ,   ,  ; ;	    ) ,  ;	    ) ,  ( -.)	II n.  ()

god  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) (G.) ;	   G.'s truth  ;	   my G.!  !;	   by G. -! G. Almighty  ;	   G. bless you! .	    )  ! (,  );	    )   ( );	   honest to G.  ;	   G. damn you!   !	  3) , ;	   to make a god of smb.  -. the gods  , 	2. v. . ; ;	   to god it .    ; 

God's-acre  n. 

godchild  n. ; 

goddaughter  n. 

goddess  n. 

Godfather  1. n.  ()	2. v.	  1)   	  2)  ()  (-.)

godfearing  a. 

godforsaken  a. ; ; 

godhead  n.	  1) 	  2) 

godless  a.	  1) 	  2) 

godlike  a. ; 

godliness  n. , 

godly  a. ; 

godmother  n.  ()

godparent  n.  ();  ()

godsend  n.   ; ; 

godson  n. 

godspeed  n.  ;	   to bid ( to wish) smb. godspeed =  -. "  !", " !"

goer  n.	  1) ;	   good (bad) goer  () 	  2) ;	   comers and goers   

goffer  1. n.	  1)   	  2) 	2. v. ; 

goggle  1. n.	  1) ,  , " "	  2) pl.    	2. a. ,  ( )	3. v.	  1)  ;    	  2)  

goggle-eyed  a. 

goggled  1. p-p.  goggle 3	2. a.   ,   

going  1. pres-p.  go 1	2. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) 	  4)  ,  	  5) .  ( ) rough going , 	3. a.	  1) ,  (   ..)	  2) , ;	   going fact  ,  	  3) , 

goings-on  n. pl. ,  (. ); ;  

goitre  n. . ;	   exophthalmic goitre  

goitrous  a.	  1) 	  2)  

gold  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  ,  	  3) , ; 	  4)   (   )	2. a.	  1) ;	   gold plate  	  2)   to sell a gold brick . , 

gold mining  n. ,  

gold-beater  n. 

gold-cloth  n. 

gold-digger  n.	  1) 	  2) . , 

gold-diggings  n. pl.  

gold-dust  n.  

gold-fever  n.  

gold-field  n.  ;  

gold-leaf  n.   

gold-mine  n.	  1)  , 	  2) " ",  

gold-plate  1. a.   	2. v. ,  

gold-rush  = gold-fever

gold-thread  n.  

golden  a.	  1) 	  2)  (. .);	   golden age  ;	   golden hours  ;	   golden opportunity  ;	   golden deeds  

golden chain  n. . ,  

golden daisy  n. . , 

golden-shower  = golden chain

goldfinch  n.	  1) . 	  2) .  

goldfish  n.	  1)  	  2)  

goldilocks  n. .  

goldsmith  n.   ; 

golf  1. n. 	2. v.   

golf-course  = golf-links

golf-links  n. pl.     

golfer  n.   

Golgotha  n.	  1) . 	  2)  ,  

Goliath  n. . ; . . 

golliwog  n.	  1)  -	  2) 

golly  interj. . by golly! -!

golosh  = galosh

goluptious  a. .	  1) 	  2) ; 

gombeen  . n. 

gombeen-man  . n. 

gombroon  n.   

gomroon  n.   

gondola  n.	  1) 	  2)  ( )	  3) . -.  (. gondola car)

gondolier  n. 

gone  1. p-p.  go 1;	   a man gone ninety years of age ,   90 	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) , ;	   a gone case .  ;  ;	   a gone man = goner 1  2	  4) 	  5) ; ;	   he is gone   	  6) ,  to be gone on  , 

goneness  n. . ;  

goner  n. .	  1)  	  2)  	  3)  

gonfalon  n. ; 

gonfalonier  n. 

gong  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

goniometer  n. ,  

gonorrhoea  n. . 

goo  n. . . -.   

goober  n. . .  , 

good  1. a. (better; best)	  1) ; ;	   good features   ;	   good to see you .   ;	   good news  	  2) , ;	   good food ,  ;	   good lungs  	  3) , ;	   good works  ;	   good citizen  	  4) , ;	   how good of you!      !	  5) ; ;	   a good man for ,  ;	   milk is good for children   ;	   I am good for another 10 miles     10 	  6) , ;	   good at languages   	  7) 	  8) , ;	   to have good reason to believe    	  9) , 	  10) ; . ;	   good thrashing  ;	   a good deal  , 	  11)    : a good long walk    good morning  ;	   good gracious! ! ();	   good hour  ;	   as good as   ; ;	   he is as good as promised me     ;	   to be as good as one's word  () 	2. n.	  1) , ;	   to do smb. good  -.;  -.	  2) ;	   to the good  ;  -. ;	   for the good of , -;	   what is the good of it?    ?;    ?;	   it is no good  for good (and all) , 

good sense  n.  

good-fellowship  n. 

good-for-nothing  1. n. ;  	2. a.     

good-humoured  a. ; 

good-looker  n. . . ; 

good-looking  a. , ;  ( )

good-natured  a. 

good-neighbour  a. . ;	   good-neighbour policy  

good-neighbourhood  n.	  1)  	  2) 

good-tempered  a.	  1)   , 	  2) 

good-timer  n. ,   ; 

goodbye  1. n. 	2. interj.  !; !

goodly  a.	  1) ; 	  2) , ; , 	  3) , 

goodness  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) 	  3)  ;   goodness gracious! ! (   );	   goodness knows!   !;	   for goodness sake!  !

goods  n. pl.	  1) ; ,  , ;	   fancy goods  ;	   consumer goods  	  2) , ;	   goods and chattels  	  3) (the goods) ,  ;  ,  ;	   he has the goods   	  4) (the goods) ,  ,  , ;	   to catch with the goods   	  5) attr. , ; ;	   goods circulation  

goods shed  = goods yard

goods yard  n. 

goodwill  n.	  1) ;  (to, towards -	    ) 2)  	  3) ,   -.	  4) .  ,   ,   ..;  

goody  I n. ; 	II 1. a.  , ;  	2. n. 

goody-goody  = goody	II n. 

gooey  a. .	  1) , 	  2) 

goof  n. . ; 

goofy  a. . , 

goon  n. .	  1) , 	  2) ,  	  3) ;  

goosander  = merganser

goose  I n. (pl. geese)	  1) ; 	  2) . ; ; ; ;  all his geese are swans =  () ;	   can't say "bo" to a goose =  ;    	II n. pl. (gooses )  

goose-egg  n.	  1)  	  2)  ( )

goose-fat  n.  ,  

goose-flesh  n.   ( , )

goose-grass  n. .  ()

goose-grease  n.  

goose-neck  n.	  1) ,          S	  2) . S- 

goose-skin  = goose-flesh

goose-step  n. .  

gooseberry  n.	  1) 	  2) .   to play gooseberry    ;   

goosey  n.	  1) ,  	  2) ,  (   )

gopher  1. n.	  1)  , 	  2) 	  3) = goffer 1 G. State .  	2. v.	  1) 	  2) .   	  3) = goffer 2

Gopster3  n. . .  (   )

gore  I n. ,  ; . 	II 1. n.	  1) ,  ( , )	  2)   	2. v.	  1)   	  2) ,  	III v.	  1) , ,  (, )	  2)  (   )

gorge  1. n.	  1) ,  , 	  2) ; ; ;	   my gorge rises   ,  ;	   to raise the gorge   	  3)  , 	  4) . . ; , ;  ( )	  5) , ; 	  6) . 	  7) . 	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2)  , 

gorgeous  a.	  1) , , 	  2)  	  3)  ( )

gorget  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)    	  4) .  

Gorgon  n.	  1) . , 	  2) , 

gorilla  n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) . . , 

gormandize  1. n. 	2. v. 

gory  a.	  1) 	  2) 

gosh  interj. . by gosh!  ! ( ,   ..)

goshawk  n. -

gosling  n.	  1) 	  2) 

gospel  n.	  1) (G.) 	  2) 	  3) ,  to take for gospel  ()  ;	   gospel truth  ;	   the gospel of soap and water . =  -  

gospeller  n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   hot gospeller of   -.

gossamer  n.	  1)   ( )	  2)  , 

gossamery  a. ,   

gossip  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ; ;	   to be given to gossip 	  3) , , ; , 	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2) ,  

gossipy  a.	  1) ;  	  2) ,  ( )

gossoon  n. .	  1) 	  2)  

got  p.  p-p.  get 1

Goth  n.	  1) . 	  2) . , 

Gotham  n. a man of Gotham, a wise man of Gotham , 

Gothic  1. a.	  1) 	  2) , , 	  3)  ( )	  4) .  ( )	2. n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) .  

gotten  . p-p.  get 1

gouache  n. . . 

gouge  1. n.	  1)  	  2) .  ,   ..	2. v.	  1) ; ;	   to gouge out an eye ,  	  2) . . 

Goulard  n.   (. Goulard water)

goulash  n. . 

gourd  n.	  1) 	  2)   

gourde  n.  (  )

gourmand  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	2. a. 

gourmet  n. . , 

gout  n.	  1) 	  2)  ()

gouty  a. ;  

govern  v.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3)  (, )	  4)  ( -.); , ,  ( )	  5) . 

governable  a. ; 

governance  n. , ; 

governess  n.	  1) , 	  2) . 

governing  1. pres-p.  govern	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) the governing classes  

government  n.	  1) ;	   organs of government   ;	   general government  ;	   responsible government  ;	   invisible government  	  2)  	  3) ;	   local government  	  4)  ( )	  5) . 

Government house  n.   

governmental  a. 

governor  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  ();  ()	  4)  (, )	  5) . 	  6) . 	  7) . 	  8) . 

governor general  n.    , -

gowk  n.	  1) . 	  2) . 

gown  1. n.	  1)  ();	   morning gown 	  2)  (,    ..)	  3)   cap and gown . cap 1	2. v.	  1) 	  2) pass.  ;	   she was perfectly gowned    

gownsman  n. ,   (, ,   ..)

grab  1. n.	  1)   ;   	  2) ; ;	   a policy of grab  	  3) . ; , 	2. v.	  1) , ;   (at)	  2) ; 

grab-all  n.	  1) .    	  2) 

grabber  n. , 

grabble  v.	  1)  	  2)   

grace  1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) , ;	   to be in smb.'s good graces  -. 	  3) ; ; ;	   with () good grace , ;	   with () bad grace , ;	   you had the ill grace to deny it     	  4) pl.  , ;	   airs and graces 	  5) , ; ;	   Act of grace () 	  6) , ;	   days of grace .   (   )	  7)  (    )	  8) .     	  9) ,  (   , , );	   Your, His G. ,  	  10) pl. (the Graces) . 	  11) . 	  12) pl.   	2. v.	  1)  (with)	  2) , 

grace-cup  n.	  1)  ,  	  2) ,   , ""

graceful  a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) 

graceless  a.	  1)  ; ; ; 	  2) , 	  3)  ( )

gracious  1. a.	  1) , , 	  2) ; 	2. int: gracious me!  !; !

graciously  adv. ; ; 

gradate  v.	  1)    	  2) .      

gradation  n.	  1) , ;  	  2) pl.  , 	  3) .  , 

grade  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ; , ; 	  3) , 	  4) .  ( );	   the grades = grade school	  5) . , 	  6) -. ,   	  7) -. ; ;	   down grade  ; ;	   up grade  ;	   to make the grade   ; . .  ;  	2. v.	  1)   ,  	  2) 	  3)   	  4)  ,  (  ;	   into -	    ) 5) -. 

grade crossing  n. .      (      )

grade school  n. .  

grader  n.	  1) 	  2) -.  	  3) 	  4) .   

gradient  n.	  1) , 	  2) . 	  3)  ( )

gradual  a. ; 

gradualism  n.	  1) . 	  2) .      	  3) . .     

gradually  adv. , -, 

graduate  1. n.	  1)   ;  .   ; ; 	  2) 	2. v.	  1)      (at); . .  ()   (from   )	  2)    	  3) ,  , 	  4) .  ,   -. 	  5) .   ()

graduate school  n. . 

graduate student  n. . 

graduation  n.	  1)    (from)	  2)     	  3) 	  4)  ()	  5)  ()	  6) , 

graft  I	1. n.	  1) ,  ()	  2) .  	2. v.	  1)  ()	  2)  	II 1. n. ,  ; 	2. v.  ;   

grafter  I n.	  1) 	  2)  	II n.	  1) 	  2) , 

grafting  I	1. pres-p.  graft I, 2	2. n. -. 	II pres-p.  graft II, 2

graham  a.    ;	   graham bread  "";	   graham flour    

Grail  n. The (Holy) Grail . ,  

grain  1. n.	  1) ;  	  2) 	  3) pl. 	  4)  (= 0,0648	    ) 5) ; ; ;  ;	   not a grain of truth   	  6) , 	  7) , , , ;	   dyed in grain {. dye 2, 2};	   with the grain    (  ..)	  8) , 	  9) , , ;	   in grain  ,  	  10) ,  	  11) . .  a fool (a rogue) in grain   ();	   to receive ( to take) smth. with a grain of salt   -. , 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)   ;     ;   ( )	  3)  ()  

grain binder  n. -. 

grain cleaner  n. -. 

grain dryer  n. -. 

grain grower  n. 

grain separator  n.	  1)  ,  ()	  2) . 

grain tank  n. -.   

grains  n. pl. (. .  sing) 

grainy  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

gram  I = gramme	II n.  

grama  = gramma

gramicidin  n. . 

graminaceous  a. 

gramineous  a. 

graminivorous  a. 

gramma  n.   (. gramma grass)

grammar  n.	  1) 	  2)   ,  	  3)   	  4)  	  5)  ;	   his grammar is terrible     

grammar-school  n.	  1)  	  2) .    

grammarian  n. 

grammatical  a. ;  

gramme  n. 

gramophone  n. ; 

grampus  n.	  1)  -	  2)     	  3) .  

gran-dad  = grand-dad

granary  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ,  

grand  1. a.	  1) , , 	  2)  (.  )	  3) ; 	  4) ,  ;	   grand question  	  5) , ; ; ; 	  6) . ,  	  7) , 	  8) ,  ;	   to do the grand . 	  9) . , 	  10) ; 	2. n.	  1) 	  2) . .  

Grand Duke  n.	  1)  	  2)  

grand jury  n. .  ; ,     

Grand Master  n. . 

grand piano  n. 

Grand Prix  n. .  , -

grand-dad  n. . 

grand-nephew  n.  

grand-niece  n.  

grandchild  n. ; 

granddaughter  n. 

grandee  n.	  1)  ()	  2) , ;  

grandeur  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) 	  3) () 

grandfather  n.  grandfather's clock   

grandiloquence  n. , 

grandiloquent  a. , 

grandiose  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

grandiosity  n. 

grandma  = grandmamma

grandmamma  n. . 

grandmother  1. n. 	2. v. ; 

grandmotherly  a.	  1)   , ; 	  2)   	  3)   (  )

grandpa  = grandpapa

grandpapa  n. . 

grandparents  n. pl.   

grandson  n. 

grandstand  1. n. ,    (   ..)	2. a. . . ,   	3. v. . . ,   

grange  n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) .  

granger's cattle  n. - 

granite  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. the granite city . 

granitic  a. 

grannie  n.	  1) . , 	  2) . 	  3) . .  

granny  n.	  1) . , 	  2) . 	  3) . .  

grant  1. n.	  1) ,  ;  	  2) , ;  	  3) pl. 	  4) , , 	2. v.	  1) , , ; 	  2)  , 	  3) ;   ( -.)	  4) ;	   to take for granted ,  ,   ;    ;	   to take nothing for granted     

grant-in-aid  n. , 

grantee  n.   

grantor  n. 

granular  a. ; 

granulate  v.	  1) ()  ; ; 	  2) ,   (   ..)

granulated sugar  n.  

granulation  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , 

granule  n. , 

grape  n.	  1)  (  . pl.);  	  2) pl. = grease 1, 3	  3) = grape-shot sour grapes, the grapes are sour " "

grape-cure  n.  

grape-fruit  n. 

grape-shot  n. . .  

grape-sugar  n.  , 

grape-vine  I n.  	II n. .	  1)     ;    (. grape-vine telegraph)	  2)  

grapery  n.   

graph  n.	  1) , , 	  2) . 	  3) attr. graph paper 

graphic  a.	  1) , ;	   graphic arts  	  2) graphic model .  	  3) ; ; ,  ( )

graphically  adv.	  1) 	  2) , ; 

graphite  n. 

graphology  n. 

grapnel  n.	  1) , , 	  2) ;  

grapple  1. n.	  1) = grapnel	  2) , 	2. v.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   to grapple with .   ; . ;   (),  ()

grappling-iron  = grapnel

grasp  1. n.	  1) ;  ; ; . ;	   within one's grasp ; ,    ; .  -. ,  -. ;	   beyond grasp   	  2)   ; ;	   it is beyond one's grasp   -. 	  3) 	  4) .  	2. v.	  1) ,  ( ); 	  2)  (at - )	  3) , ; ; ;	   I can't grasp your meaning  ,    

grasper  n. , 

grasping  1. pres-p.  grasp 2	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

grass  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) , ; ;	   to lay down in grass   	  3) ;	   to be at grass ,    ; . .   ,  ;   ;	   to put ( to send) to grass   ,   	  4) .  ;  	  5) .  to let no grass grow under one's feet    ;	   to send to grass ;	   to hear the grass grow ,   ,   ;	   go to grass .   !	2. v.	  1)  ;  	  2)  	  3) 	  4)    ()	  5)   	  6)   ;  ()	  7)    ()

grass widow  n.  

grass-cutter  n. 

grass-cutting  n. . .  

grass-feeding  a. 

grass-plot  n. , 

grass-snake  n. .  ()

grasshopper  n.	  1) ; . . 	  2) . .   

grassland  n.  ; , 

grassroots  n. pl.	  1)  , 	  2) , 

grassy  a.	  1)  	  2) ; 

grate  I n.	  1) 	  2)  ; 	  3) .  	  4) . 	II v.	  1)  (), 	  2) ,    	  3) 	  4) ,   (on, upon - );	   it grates on ( upon) my ear    

grateful  a.	  1) ; ; 	  2) 

gratefully  adv.	  1)  	  2) 

gratefulness  n.	  1) 	  2) 

grater  n.	  1) 	  2) 

gratification  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 

gratify  v.	  1) 	  2)  ;  ()	  3) 	  4) . ;  

grating  I n. 	II 1. pres-p.  grate	II 2. a.	  1) , 	  2) 

gratis  . adv. , 

gratitude  n. , 

gratters  n. pl. . 

gratuitous  a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) ;   

gratuity  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) 	  3) . 

gravamen  n. (. the gravamen) .	  1) 	  2)  

grave  I n. ; . ;	   to sink into the grave   ;	   to have one foot in the grave     ;	   in one's grave 	II v. (graved; graved, graven)	  1) . ; ; 	  2)  (in, on)	III 1. a.	  1) , ; 	  2) , 	  3) ; 	  4) , 	  5) , ;  ( )	  6)  ( )	  7) .  ( )	2. n. .  	IV v. .    

grave-clothes  n. pl. 

grave-digger  n. , 

gravel  1. n.	  1) 	  2)   (. auriferous gravel)	  3) .  	2. v.	  1)  	  2) .   ,   

gravel-blind  a.  

gravelly  a.	  1)   	  2)  ;  

graven  1. p-p.  grave II;	2. a. ;	   graven image . , 

graver  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

Graves' disease  n.  

graveside  n.  

gravestone  n.  ,  

graveyard  n.  graveyard shift . ,   12  ;  

gravid  a. 

gravimetric  a. ; 

gravingdock  n.   (  )

gravitate  v.	  1) ,  (to, towards);	   in summer people gravitate to the seaside     	  2) .  (towards);	   to gravitate to the bottom ,   

gravitation  n. . ,  ; ; ;	   the law of gravitation  

gravity  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ;  	  3) ,  (  ..)	  4) , 	  5) . ;  ; ;	   centre of gravity  	  6) attr. gravity feed .  

gravy  n.	  1)  (  ), 	  2) . .  ,  ; 	  3) attr. gravy train .  ;	   to ride the gravy train  ;	   to board the gravy train  

gravyboat  n. 

gray  = grey

grayling  n.  ()

graze  I	1. v.	  1)  , ;	   the bullet grazed the wall   	  2) ,  ()	  3) .   	2. n.	  1) , 	  2)  , 	  3) . 	II v.	  1) ,    	  2) ,  	  3)   

grazer  n.	  1)  	  2) pl.  

grazier  n. ; 

graziery  n.  ()  ; 

grease  1. n.	  1)  ; ;	   in grease, in prime ( in pride) of grease   	  2)  ;  	  3) . ,  ( )	2. v.  (  ..); ,  to grease the palm ( the hand, the fist) of, to grease the wheels "",  

grease-box  n. . ; 

grease-paint  n. . 

grease-proof  a. 

greaser  n.	  1) 	  2)  ( )	  3) .  

greasing  1. pres-p.  grease 2	2. n. . 

greasy  a.	  1) , 	  2)     ( )	  3)    ( )	  4) , 	  5) , ; ; 

great  1. a.	  1) ;	   the Great October Socialist Revolution    	  2) ; . ;	   great blot  ;	   great masses of population   	  3)  ( ,   ..);	   great thoughts  	  4) , ;	   great pain  ;	   a great talker  	  5) ; ;	   a great singer  	  6) , , ;	   a great while  ;	   to live to a great age    	  7) . , ;	   that's great!  !	  8) predic. ,  (at)	  9) predic. ,  (on)	  10) (  ) ; . great grandchild ; ;	   great grandfather  great dozen ;	   to be great with child .  	2. n. (the great) (.  pl.)	  1) , ; "  "	  2)  , 

great bilberry  n. 

great go  n. .      (.    )

great-grandchild  n. ; 

great-grandfather  n. 

great-hearted  a. 

greatcoat  n.	  1) 	  2) 

greater  a.	  1) comp.  great 1;	  2)  ( . , . Greater London, Greater New York)

greatly  adv.	  1) ; , 	  2) ; 

greatness  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

greats  n. pl.      (.    )

greaves  I n. pl. .  ,  ()	II n. pl.   ; 

grebe  n.  ()

Grecian  1. a.  ( ) Grecian horse  	2. n. 

greed  n. 

greedily  adv.	  1) ,  	  2) 

greediness  n.	  1) 	  2) 

greedy  a.	  1)  (of, for)	  2) 

Greek  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)   it is Greek to me =     	2. a. 

green  1. a.	  1) ;	   to turn green 	  2)  	  3)  ( )	  4) , ;	   green wound ,  	  5) ; , ;	   green hand ;  ;	  6)  ( )	  7)  , , 	  8) ,  green winter ,  	2. n.	  1)  ;  	  2)  ,  (   ..)	  3) 	  4) pl. , 	  5) , ;	   in the green    do you see any green in my eye?     , ?	3. v.	  1) () , 	  2)    	  3) . ,  green out  

green belt  n.   ( )

green cheese  n.	  1)  	  2)  

green cloth  n.	  1)   ( , )	  2)   (Board of) G. C.   (  )

green crop  n. -.  

green fence  n.  

green fodder  n. ;  , 

green food  = green fodder

green forage  = green fodder

green goods  n. pl.	  1)  	  2) .   

green light  n.	  1)   ()	  2) .     (,   ..); " "

green linnet  = greenfinch

green scum  n.  (   );  

green-blind  a.  

green-blindness  n. 

green-eyed  a. ;  green-eyed monster ; 

green-peak  n.  

green-room  n.	  1)  	  2)     ( )

green-stuff  n.  ,  

greenback  n. . .	  1) 	  2) pl.  

greener  n. .	  1) ;  	  2) 	  3)   

greenery  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 

greenfinch  n. . 

greengage  n. -

greengrocer  n. ;  

greengrocery  n.	  1)    	  2) ; 

greenhorn  n. ;  

greenhouse  n. , 

greening  n.   ()

greenish  a. 

greenness  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

greensickness  n. .  

greenstone  n.	  1) .  , ,    ..	  2) . 

greensward  n. 

greenwood  n.	  1)  	  2)     to go to the greenwood  ;    

greeny  a. 

greenyard  n.      

greet  I v.	  1) ; , 	  2)  (  ..)	  3)  ( )	  4)  ()	II v. . 

greeting  I	1. pres-p.  greet I	2. n.	  1) , 	  2)  (  ..)	II pres-p.  greet II

gregarious  a.	  1)  , , 	  2) 	  3) 

Gregorian  a. ;	   Gregorian style  

gregory-powder  n.   ()

gremlin  n. . .  ,   

grenade  n.	  1) 	  2) 

grenade-gun  n. 

grenadier  n. 

grenadine  I n.	  1)    	  2)  ,  ()	  3)  	II n.  ( )

gressorial  a. .   ; 

Gretnagreen marriage  n.        (    ,   )

grew  p-p.  grow

grey  1. a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   grey hairs ; . ;	   to turn grey 	  3) , 	  4) , 	  5) ,  grey mare ,     	2. n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3)  	  4)   	3. v.	  1) () 	  2) 

grey friar  n.  ()

grey goose  n.  

grey matter  n.	  1)   	  2) . 

grey-coat  n.    ; . .    (   1861-65 .)

grey-eyed  a. 

grey-headed  a.	  1) ; 	  2)  (in)

grey-hen  n. 

greybeard  n.	  1) ;  	  2)   (  )

greycing  n. .    

greyhound  n.	  1) 	  2)    (. ocean greyhound)

greyish  a.	  1) 	  2) ;  

greylag  = grey goose

grid  n.	  1) 	  2) = gridiron 1	  3) . . 	  4) .  

grid leak  n. .  ,  

griddle  n.	  1)   	  2) .    

griddlecake  n. 

gride  1. n. ;  	2. v.	  1)   ,   (. gride along, gride through); ,   	  2) 

gridiron  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3)      	  4) . 	  5) -.  	  6) . .  	  7) .    ();	   on the gridiron .  ;   ,   

grief  n. , ; ; ;	   to come to grief   ;  ;	   to bring to grief   

grievance  n.	  1) ;   	  2) ;	   what is your grievance?    ?

grieve  v.	  1) ,  	  2) ,  (at, for, about, over)

grievous  a.	  1) , ; ,  	  2) ,  (   ..)	  3) , 

grievously  adv.	  1) , ;  	  2) 

griff  = griffin II

griffin  I n.	  1) . ; .  ; 	  2) .  ( ) 	II n. . ,    ; 

griffon  I = griffin I	II n.  (  )

griffon-vulture  = griffin I, 2

grig  n.	  1) . 	  2) ; ;	   merry ( lively) as a grig  

grill  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)    , 	  3) = grillroom	  4) 	  5)     	2. v.	  1) ()  	  2) ,  ( )	  3)   	  4) ()	  5) .   	  6)   

grillage  n. . , 

grille  n. 

grillroom  n.      (      )

grilse  n.  

grim  a.	  1) , , , 	  2) , , ;	   grim humour  

grimace  1. n. , 	2. v. 

grimalkin  n.	  1)  	  2) ,  ,  

grime  1. n.	  1)   , 	  2) ,  (. .)	2. v. , 

grimy  a.	  1) ,  , ; ; 	  2) 

grin  1. n.  ; 	2. v.  ; ; ;	   to grin and bear it     ;   ;	   he grinned approbation   

grind  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , ,  	  3)   	  4)   	  5) . . 	  6) . 	2. v. (ground)	  1) (), ();  ( ); ; ;	   to grind the teeth  	  2) , ; ; ;  ()	  3)  ,   ()	  4) ; 	  5) ()   (on, into, against - () -.)	  6)   (-.);   	  7)  , 	  8)  (  ..); ; 	  9) ,  ( ) grind away   (at); ;	   grind down	    ) ();	    ) ;	    ) ;	   grind in , ;	   grind out	    )   ,    ;	    ) . ;	    ) ,  (  ..);	   grind up ,  to grind one's own axe  ,  

grinder  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3)  ;	   pl. . 	  4)  ; 	  5)  ;  	  6) . 	  7) 	  8) (. pl.) .  ( )

grindery  n.	  1)  	  2)  

grinding machine  n.  

grindstone  n.  ;  to hold ( to keep, to put) smb.'s nose to the grindstone  -.   

gringo  n. (pl. os ) . , , .    ( . )

grip  I	1. n.	  1) ; , ; ; ;	   close grip  ;	   to come to grips, to get at grips  ( );   	  2) , ;	   to secure a grip on smth.    -.;	   in the grip of poverty  ,  	  3)  ,  ( )	  4)   , -. 	  5) , , 	  6) . 	  7) . , , ; 	2. v.	  1)  (on, onto); 	  2)  	  3) ,  ()	  4)  	  5) , ; ;	   the ship was gripped by the ice    	II n.  

grip vice  n. .  

gripe  1. n.	  1) , ; . ;	   in the gripe of   (-.)	  2) (. the gripes) pl. . , 	  3) , 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) , , 	  4)  ,  ( )	  5) . . , 

grippe  n. 

gripsack  n. . 

grisaille  n. . 

grisly  a.	  1)  ,  	  2) . , 

grist  n.	  1)   ; 	  2) ;	   to bring grist to the mill  ;	   all is grist that comes to his mill     	  3) 	  4) . , 

grist-mill  n.  

gristle  n. .  in the gristle ; 

gristly  a. ; 

grit  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  	  3)  	  4) .  , , 	  5) .      	  6) (G.) ,  ( ) to put grit in the machine =    	2. v. to grit the teeth  

grits  n. pl.  ;    

gritstone  n. .  

gritty  a. ;  

grizzle  I	1. n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)  	  4)  	  5)  	  6)  	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2) 	II v.	  1) , 	  2) ,  ( )

grizzled  I	1. p-p.  grizzle I, 2	2. a. ; 	II p-p.  grizzle II

grizzly  I	1. a.	  1) 	  2)   	2. n. ,    (. grizzly bear)	II n.	  1)     	  2) .  

groan  1. n.	  1)  ; 	  2) , 	2. v.	  1) ;  ; ;	   to groan inwardly  	  2)   ,  (-.; . groan out)	  3)  , ;	   the table groaned with food     groan down ,   () 

groat  n.	  1) .    4 	  2) ,   I don't care a groat    

groats  n. pl.  (. )

grocer  n.   , 

grocery  n.	  1)  ; -  (. grocery shop)	  2)  	  3) (. pl.) 

groceteria  n. -   

grog  1. n. 	2. v.  

grog-shop  n.  

grogb-lossom  n. .   ( )

groggy  a. .	  1) , , 	  2)   ,  (   ..)

groin  1. n.	  1) 	  2) .   	2. v. .   

groom  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) (.  bridegroom) 	  3) 	2. v.	  1)  ,   	  2) (. p-p.) , ;	   to be well groomed  ,  ,  ,   ..	  3) .    , 

groomsman  n. ,  ()

groove  1. n.	  1) , ; , 	  2) ; ;	   to get into a groove    ;	   to move ( to run) in a groove	    )    ;	    )   	  3)  ()	  4) , 	  5) . , 	2. v. ,  , ;	   the river has grooved itself through    

grope  v.	  1) ,  	  2)  (for, after); . 

gropingly  adv. 

grosbeak  n.  ()

gross  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) , ;	   gross habit of body 	  3)  ( )	  4) ,  	  5) , ; ;	   gross blunder  ;	   gross dereliction of duty  	  6) , ,  ( );	   gross feeder ,     	  7) , ; ; ;	   gross story  	  8) ; ;	   gross ear ,  	  9) , ;  	  10) ; ;	   gross receipt  ;	   gross value  ;	   gross weight  ;	   gross national product .   	  11) 	2. n.	  1) ;	   by ( in) the gross	    ) ; ;	    )  ,  	  2)  (12 ; . small gross);	   great gross 12 

gross ton  n.  ( )  (= 1016,06 )

grossly  adv.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) .  

grot  n. . . grotto

grotesque  1. n. ; 	2. a.	  1) 	  2) , 

grotto  n. (pl. oes, os ) , 

grouch  . .	1. n.	  1)  	  2) 	2. v. , 

ground  I p.  p-p.  grind 2	II 1. n.	  1) , ; ;	   to fall to the ground ; .  (   ..);	   to take ground 	  2) ; ; ;	   to cover ground  ;	   to cover much ground   (   ..)	  3)  ;	   to take the ground .   ;	   to touch the ground  ; .    ,   ( )	  4)  ;   (. sports ground)	  5) ; ; 	  6) pl. ,   	  7) , ;	   on the ground of	    )  ,  ;	    )  	  8) . , 	  9) . 	  10) pl. , 	  11) .  above (below) ground ,   (, );	   to be on the ground   ;	   to cut the ground from under smb. ( smb.'s feet)    -. - ;	   to hold ( to stand) one's ground	    )   ,  ;	    )   ;	   down to the ground .   , , ;	   forbidden ground  ;	   to gain ( to gather, to get) ground  ,  ;	   to give ground ; 	2. v.	  1) ;  (on)	  2) , ()  ;	   to ground arms  , 	  3) .   	  4)    (in)	  5) 	  6) . 	  7)  ()	  8) .  	  9) .  ; ;  ;	   the fog grounded all aircraft at N. aerodrome -            N

ground control  n. .  ,   

ground crew  n. .  

ground floor  n. ,   to get ( to be let) in on the ground floor .	    )       ;	    )   ;	    )    

ground forces  n. pl.  

ground game  n.  ;   (,   ..)

ground glass  n.  

ground hog  n.   

ground oak  n.	  1)   ( )	  2)  

ground panel  n. .  

ground rice  n. -,  

ground swell  n.  

ground-colour  n. . ; 

ground-ice  n.  

ground-in  a. , 

ground-man  n.	  1) 	  2) .  ,    

ground-nut  n.  , 

ground-squirrel  n. .	  1) 	  2) 

ground-to-air missile  ground-to-air guided missile n. . ()   " - "

ground-to-ground missile  ground-to-ground guided missile n. . ()   " - "

grounding  1. pres-p.  ground II, 2	2. n.	  1)   	  2)   	  3) 	  4) .    	  5) . 

groundless  a. , , ;	   groundless suspicions  

groundling  n.	  1)   (  ..)	  2)    	  3)    

groundsel  I n. . 	II n.	  1) . 	  2) . 

groundsill  = groundsel II, 1

groundsman  = groundman

groundwater  n. ,  ;  

groundwork  n.	  1) ,  (. .)	  2) 	  3)   

group  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) pl. ,  ();	   business groups  	  4) . 	  5) . 	2. v.	  1) ()	  2)   , 	  3) ,   

group verb  n. .  

group-captain  n.   ( )

grouper  n.  

grouping  1. pres-p.  group 2	2. n.	  1) = groupment	  2) 

groupment  n. 

grouse  I n. (pl.  .)   (. red grouse);	   black grouse -;	   white grouse  ;	   great grouse -;	   hazel grouse 	II .	1. n. 	2. v. 

grouser  n. .	  1)  	  2)   ()

grout  I v.   ( )	II .	1. n.  	2. v.  

grouty  a. . . , 

grove  n. , 

grovel  v.  , , , 

groveller  n. , 

grow  v. (grew; grown)	  1) , ;	   to grow into one 	  2) ; , ;  (   ..);	   to grow in experience  	  3)  -     , ;	   to grow pale ;	   it is growing dark 	  4) , 	  5)  (,   ..) grow down, grow downwards ; ;	   grow into	    ) ;	    ) ;	   grow on	    ) ;	   a habit that grows on me ,      ;	    )   ;	   this place grows on me      ;	   grow out	    ) ;	    )  ,  (, , ;	   of);	    ) to grow out of a bad habit    ;	   to grow out of use   ;	   grow over ;	   grow together ;	   grow up	    ) ;  ;	    ) ,  ( );	   grow upon = grow on he grew away from his family       

grower  n.	  1) ,  ,  (-.); ; 	  2) ;	   fast grower  

growing  1. pres-p.  grow	2. n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   growing of bees ;	   growing of grapes 	3. a.	  1) , ; 	  2)  ;	   growing weather ,   

growl  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ;  ()	2. v.	  1) 	  2) ,  (. growl out)	  3)  ( )

growler  n.	  1) , 	  2) ,  	  3) .    

grown  p-p.  grow

grown-up  1. n.  ()	2. a. 

growth  n.	  1) , ;	   full growth  ;	   of foreign growth  	  2) , 	  3) , ; . 	  4) 	  5) 	  6) . , 

growth ring  n.   ( )

groyne  1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2)    , 	2. v.   ()

grub  I	1. n.	  1)  ()	  2)  ; 	  3) , 	  4) ,    ( )	2. v.	  1) 	  2) , ;  (. grub up, grub out);	   to grub up the stumps  	  3) , ,  ( , )	  4)  ,  (. grub on, grub along, grub away)	II .	1. n. , 	2. v.	  1) 	  2) . 

grub-ax  n.  

grub-axe  n.  

Grub-street  n. .	  1)  ,  (    ,   XVII-XVIII .   )	  2)   (. Grub-street writings)

grubber  n.	  1) ; 	  2) -, 	  3) 

grubbiness  n. ; ; 

grubby  a.	  1) , ; 	  2) 

grudge  1. n.	  1) ; ; ;	   to have a grudge against smb., to bear ( to owe) smb. a grudge =    -.	  2)  	2. v.	  1)  ;    ( -.); 	  2)  ,  ;  (-.);	   to grudge smb. the very food he eats    -.

grudgingly  adv. , 

gruel  n.  () ; ;  to have ( to get, to take) one's gruel	    )  ,   ;	    )  

gruelling  a.	  1) . = gruesome	  2) 

gruesome  a. , 

gruff  a.	  1) ; , 	  2) ,  ( )

grumble  1. n. , ;	   pl.  	2. v. ,  (at, about, over - )

grumbler  n. 

grume  n.   

grummet  n. .  ; 

grumpy  a. , , 

Grundyism  n.   (  Mrs Grundy -    (1798 .),      ;	   what will Mrs Grundy say?   ?)

grunt  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ,  ( )	2. v.	  1) 	  2) 

grunting ox  n. 

gryphon  = griffin I

guana  n. .	  1) 	  2)   

guano  1. n. (pl. -os ) 	2. v.  

guarantee  1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) 	  3) ,   	2. v.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ,  (against)

guarantor  n. ; 

guaranty  1. n. ; ; 	2. v. 

guard  1. n.	  1) , , , ;	   guard of honour  ;	   to mount guard   ;	   to relieve guard  ;	   to stand guard   	  2) ; ; ; 	  3) pl. 	  4) ; ;	   to be off guard   ;   ;	   to be on (one's) guard  	  5)   ( )	  6) -. 	  7) -.   (. fire guard   ..)	  8) attr. , 	2. v.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  (against, from);    (  ..)	  3) to guard against , ;   	  4)  (,   ..)

guard-boat  n.  

guard-rail  n.	  1) , 	  2)  

guard-ship  n. .  ;  

guardedly  adv. , 

guardhouse  n.	  1)  	  2) 

guardian  n.	  1) ; 	  2)   	  3) attr. guardian angel	    ) -,  ;	    ) . 

guardianship  n. ; ;	   under the guardianship of the laws   

guardroom  = guardhouse

guardsman  n.	  1) 	  2) 

Guatemalan  1. n. ; 	2. a. 

gubernatorial  a.	  1)   ,   ..	  2) 

gudgeon  I n.  to swallow a gudgeon   	II n. .	  1) 	  2) , , 

guelder rose  n. .  ()

guerdon  .	1. n. 	2. v. 

guerilla  n.	  1)   (. guerilla war)	  2)  (. guerilla warrior)

guernsey  n.	  1)   (. guernsey shirt)	  2)    

guerrilla  = guerilla

guess  1. n.	  1) , ;	   by guess 	  2)  	2. v.	  1) , ;	   to guess a riddle  	  2)  (by, from); , ;	   I should guess his age at forty      	  3) . , ;	   I guess we shall miss the train ,     

guess-rope  n. . 

guess-work  n. ; 

guest  n.	  1) 	  2)  ( );	   paying guest    	  3)  (  )

guest-card  n. ,    

guest-chamber  n.   

guest-room  = guest-chamber

guff  n. .  

guffaw  1. n.  ; 	2. v.  ; 

guggle  1. n. 	2. v. 

guidance  n. ; ;	   under the guidance of  

guide  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) ; 	  3)  	  4) ; ; 	  5) 	  6) . 	  7) .  ;  	  8) .  	2. v.	  1) ,  -. 	  2) , 	  3)  ,  	  4)  , , 

guide mark  n. , 

guide-bar  n. .  , 

guide-book  n. 

guide-line  n.	  1) ,  	  2)  ,  

guide-post  n.   ( )

guide-rod  = guide-bar

guide-rope  n. . 

guided missile  n.  

guidon  n. ()  (   ..)

guild  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) attr. guild master .  

Guildhall  n.	  1) (the Guildhall)  ( )	  2) .   , 

guile  n. ; , ; 

guileful  a. ; 

guileless  a. 

guillemot  n.  ()

guillotine  1. n.	  1) 	  2) .  	  3)     	  4) .   (   )	2. v.	  1) 	  2) .  

guilt  n.	  1) , 	  2)  , 

guiltily  adv. ,   

guiltiness  n. 

guiltless  a.	  1) ;  (of)	  2) .   (-.),   (-. );	   guiltless of writing poems    

guilty  a.	  1)  (of - ); 	  2)  ( , )

guinea  n.  (  ,    = 21 )

guinea squash  n. . 

guinea worm  n.  ( )

guinea-fowl  n. 

guinea-pig  n.	  1)  	  2) " ", ,     	  3) . 	  4)  ,  ,   ..,    

guinness  n.  

guise  n.	  1) , 	  2) , ; ;	   under ( in) the guise of  ,  	  3) . , 	  4) . , 

guitar  n. 

gulch  n. .    (.   )

gulden  n.  (  )

gules  .	1. a. 	2. n.  

gulf  1. n.	  1)  	  2) ,  (. .)	  3) , 	  4) .   	  5) . .   	2. v.	  1) ,   	  2) . .    

gull  I n. 	II 1. n. , 	2. v. , 

gullet  n.	  1) 	  2) 

gullibility  n. , 

gullible  a. , 

gully  I	1. n.	  1)  ,  ( )	  2) 	  3)  	2. v.  , 	II n.  

gulp  1. n.	  1)  ;	   at one gulp  , ; 	  2)    ; 	2. v. (. gulp down)	  1) ,     	  2) ; 	  3)  ();  ()	  4) .    

gum  I n. 	II 1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3)  	  4)      	  5) . . ;	   pl. 	  6) . .  	  7) . ,  	2. v.	  1) ()	  2)  , 

gum elastic  n. , 

gum-arabic  n. 

gum-boots  n. pl.  

gum-tree  n.       , .  up a gum-tree   ,  

gumbo  n. .	  1) . , 	  2)    	  3)  ( ,  )

gumboil  n. 

gummy  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  , 	  4) , 

gumption  n. .	  1) ; ; ;  	  2)   

gumptious  a. . ; ; 

gumshoe  .	1. n.	  1) . 	  2) pl. ; 	  3) . ; 	2. v. ,  

gun  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3)  , ; . ;	   double-barrelled gun ;	   smooth-bore gun  ;	   sporting gun  ;	   starting gun .  	  4) . 	  5) , 	  6) .    	  7) attr. ;  big ( great) gun .  , "";	   to blow great guns  ( );	   to stick ( to stand) to one's guns   ,  ;      ;   	2. v.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) .   

gun layer  n. . () 

gun-carriage  n. . 

gun-cotton  n. 

gun-fire  n.  ;  

gun-lock  n.   

gun-running  n.   

gun-shy  a.   (.   )

gun-stock  n.  

gunboat  n.  

guncrew  n. .  

gunman  n.	  1)  , 	  2) . . , , 	  3)  

gunnel  = gunwale

gunner  n.	  1) ; ; ;   	  2) 	  3) . 	  4) . 

gunner's cockpit  n. .  

gunnery  n.	  1)  	  2)  

gunning  1. pres-p.  gun 2	2. n.	  1)   	  2) , 

gunny  n. ,   ; , 

gunpowder  n.  ;	   white ( smokeless) gunpowder  

gunroom  n.	  1) -   (  )	  2) ,    

gunshot  n.	  1)  ;	   within (out of) gunshot   ( )  	  2)  	  3) attr. gunshot wound  

gunsmith  n.  

gunwale  n. . 

gup  . n. , 

gurgitation  n. ,  ,   

gurgle  1. n.  ();  	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2)  

Gurkha  n.	  1)  ( ,   )	  2) attr. Gurkha regiments .    (  )

gurnard  n.  

gurnet  = gurnard

gurry  . n.  

gush  1. n.	  1)    ; 	  2) . , ;	   a gush of anger  	2. v.	  1) ;    	  2)   	  3)  (   ..)

gusher  n.	  1) . ,    	  2)  

guslar  . n. 

gusli  . n. 

gusset  n.	  1) ,  (   ..); 	  2) .  , 

gust  I n.	  1)  ;    ..	  2)  (  ..)	II n. . .	  1) , ;	   to have a gust of smth.  ,   -.	  2)    

gustation  n.   

gustatory  a. 

gusto  n. ,  (     ..)

gusty  a.	  1)  (   ..)	  2) , 

gut  1. n.	  1) ;  ;	   pl. , ;	   blind gut  ;	   large guts  ;	   little ( small) guts  	  2) . 	  3) pl. . ; ,  ; ;	   a man with plenty of guts  ;	   there's no guts in him   	  4) pl. .     -.	  5)     	  6)    	2. v.	  1)  (  ..)	  2)  ( )	  3)   (),  	  4) .  

gutta-percha  n. 

gutter  1. n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)  ()	  4) .   	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2) 	  3)  ( )

gutter press  n.  

gutter-child  n.  

gutter-man  n.  , 

gutter-plough  n. -

gutter-snipe  n.	  1)  ;  	  2) . . ,    

guttle  v.  

guttler  n. 

guttural  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) . , ; 	2. n. . ,  

gutty  n. .   ( )

guy  I	1. n.	  1) , 	  2)   	  3) . . , ;	   regular guy  ,  ;	   wise guy  	2. v.	  1)    (-. )	  2) , 	II .	1. n. , 	2. v.  ; 	III .	1. v. 	2. n. to give the guy to smb.   -.;	   to do a guy 

guzzle  v.	  1)  ; ,   	  2) ,  ( guzzle away)

guzzler  n.	  1) 	  2) 

gybe  v. .	  1)  ()	  2)    

gyle  n.	  1)  	  2)  

gym  . .  gymnasium  gymnastics

gym-shoes  n. pl.   

gymkhana  . n.    

gymnasia  pl.  gymnasium

gymnasium  n. (pl. -siums sia)	  1)  	  2) 

gymnast  n. 

gymnastic  a. 

gymnastics  n. ;	   industrial gymnastics  

gynaecological  a. 

gynaecologist  n. 

gynaecology  n. 

gyp  I n.  (    )	II . .	1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) , 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) 

gyps  .  gypsum

gypsa  pl.  gypsum

gypseous  a. 

gypsous  a. 

gypsum  1. n. (pl. -sa, -sums ) 	2. v.  ()

Gypsy  = Gipsy

gyrate  1. a.  	2. v.   ;   

gyration  n.	  1)    	  2) 

gyratory  a. 

gyre  . n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	  3) 

Gyrene  n. ( GI marine) . . .   

gyro  .  gyroscope

gyro-  pref. -, 

gyro-compass  n. . 

gyropilot  n. . 

gyroplane  n. . 

gyroscope  n. 

gyroscopic  a. 

gyrostat  n. 

gyve  .	1. n. (. pl.) , , 	2. v.   , 

H, h  n. (pl. Hs, H's ) 8-  . ;	   to drop one's hs   h ,    (  )

H-blast  n.   

H-bomb  n.  

H-hour  n. . .  "",   

ha  I interj. !, ! (,  , , )	II . .   have

ha'p'orth  . . halfpennyworth

ha-ha  1. int. --!	2. n. , 	3. v. , 

habanera  . n. 

habdabs  n. pl. .	  1)  	  2) 

habeas corpus  . n.           (. writ of habeas corpus)

Habeas Corpus Act  n.   (  1679 .   )

haberdasher  n.	  1) 	  2) .    

haberdashery  n.	  1) 	  2) .   	  3)  

habergeon  n. . 

habile  a. , 

habiliment  n.	  1) . 	  2) pl. . , 	  3)  

habilitate  v.	  1)      	  2) . 	  3) .      (  ..)

habit  I n.	  1) , ; ;	   by ( from) force of habit   ,  ;	   to be in the habit of doing smth.   -. ;	   to break off (to fall into) a habit  () ;	   to break a person of a habit  -.  -. 	  2) , ;	   a man of corpulent habit ,  	  3) , ;  ;	   habit of mind  	  4) .  , ; ;	   a plant of trailing habit  	II 1. n.	  1) . , 	  2)    	2. v. . , 

habitable  a.	  1) 	  2)   

habitant  I n. 	II n.   

habitat  n. ,   (, );  

habitation  n.	  1) ; ; ;	   fit for habitation   	  2) , 	  3) 

habitual  a.	  1) , 	  2)  ( -.);	   habitual drunkard ;	   habitual criminal  

habituate  v.	  1) ;	   to habituate oneself to ,  	  2) . .  

habitude  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3)  , 

habitue  n. . 

hacienda  . n.  (,   ..     )

hack  I	1. n.	  1) , , 	  2)    ..	  3) ; 	  4)  	  5)      ( )	  6) .  	  7)  	2. v.	  1) , ; ;   	  2) ;  ()	  3)  ; 	  4) ,    ..	  5)  (  ..)	  6) ;   	  7) . . ""	  8)   	II 1. n.	  1)  	  2)  (  ), . ;	   road hack   	  3) 	  4) .  ;  	  5) .  	  6) . . 	  7) . .  , 	2. a.	  1) 	  2) = hackneyed	3. v.	  1)  	  2)  ()  	  3) ,     	  4)   ,  	  5)  , 

hack-hammer  n.  

hack-saw  n. .  

hack-work  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) ,  

hackbut  = harquebus

hackee  n. . 

hackery  . n. ,  

hacking  a.    ( )

hackle  I n.	  1) pl.         	  2)   (  ) with his hackles up , ,    ;	   to show hackles   ;   	II 1. n. ,   	2. v.  	III v.	  1) ,   ; 	  2) 

hackly  a.  ,  

hackmatack  n.  

hackney  1. n.	  1) = hack II, 1, 2	  2) . ,   ,  	  3) attr. 	2. v. = hack	II 3

hackney-carriage  n.  

hackney-coach  = hackney-carriage

hackneyed  a. , ; ;	   hackneyed phrases  

hackstand  n. .  

hackwriter  n.  

had  ( ); ( ) p.  p-p.  have 1

haddock  n.  ()

hade  .	1. n.      ;  	2. v.   ;    

Hades  n. . .  ( ,  ;   )

Hadji  . n.  (,   )

hadn't  . . = had not

haemal  a. ; .      

haematic  1. a.	  1) 	  2)   	  3)   	2. n. ,   

haematite  n. .  , 

haemoglobin  n. . 

haemophilia  n. . 

haemorrhage  n. .	  1) 	  2) 

haemorrhoids  n. pl. . 

haemostatic  1. a. 	2. n. .  

hafnium  n. . 

haft  n. , , 

hag  n. , 

haggard  I a. , ; 	II a. ,  ( )

haggis  n. .      

haggish  a.   , 

haggle  v.	  1)  (about, over - o)	  2) ,  	  3)  ; ; 

hagridden  a.	  1)  	  2) ,   

hah  = ha

haha  n.   ( , );    

hail  I	1. n. ;	   hail of fire .  	2. v.	  1) ( . );	   it hails, it is hailing  	  2)   (. .)	  3)   (  ..)	II 1. n. , ;	   out of hail   , ;	   within hail    	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2) , ;	   to hail a taxi  	  3) .  () to hail from	    ) .   (-. );	    ) .  ;	   where do you hail from?   ?	3. int. !

hail-fellow  a. ; ;	   to be hail-fellow with everyone      

hail-fellow-well-met  a. ; ;	   to be hail-fellow-well-met with everyone      

hailstone  n. 

hailstorm  n. ;   ;  

hain't  . = have not, has not

hair  n.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   to cut one's hair , ;	   to let one's hair down	    )  ;	    )   ;	    )  ;	    )  ;	   to lose one's hair	    ) ;	    ) ,  	  3)  ()	  4) ;  (  ..)	  5) .  to a hair --; ;	   within a hair of   ;	   to have more hair than wit  ;	   keep your hair on!  !;	   not to turn a hair =   ;   , ,   ..;	   to take a hair of the dog that bit you . =	    )   ;  ,   ;	    ) ;	   it made his hair stand on end       

hair shirt  n. . 

hair's breadth  = hairbreadth

hair-line  n.	  1) ,  	  2) ,  ( )	  3) attr. , ;	   hair-line crack .  

hair-net  n.   

hair-pencil  n.    

hair-piece  n. 

hair-raiser  n. . ,   .. 

hair-raising  a. . , 

hair-slide  n.   

hair-splitting  1. n.  	2. a. ; , 

hair-trigger  a. 

hair-worm  n. . 

hairbreadth  n. ,  ;	   by a hairbreadth   within ( by) a hairbreadth of death    

hairbrush  n.   

hairclipper  n.    

haircloth  n.	  1)   ,  , 	  2) . 

haircut  n. 

hairdo  n. 

hairdresser  n. 

hairiness  n. 

hairless  a. , 

hairpin  n.  hairpin bend   

hairspring  n.  ,  (  )

hairtrigger  n. .  ,   

hairy  a.	  1)  , 	  2)  ( )

Haitian  1. a. 	2. n. ; 

hake  n.  ()

hakeem  . n. 

hakim  . n.	  1) = hakeem	  2) ; ,  

halation  n. . 

halberd  n. . 

halberdier  n. . 

halcyon  1. n. . 	2. a. , ;	   halcyon days ,  

hale  I a. ,  (.  );	   hale and hearty   	II v. ,  (. .)

half  1. n. (pl. halves)	  1) ;	   half a mile ;	   half (an hour) past two (o'clock)  	  2)  (-.);	   the larger half  	  3) ;	   the winter (summer) half  () 	  4) .  	  5) .  (   ..)	  6) .  ;  	  7) . = halfback	  8) . .  to go halves in smth.  -. ;	   to cry halves   ;	   to have half a mind to do smth.     -.;	   to do smth. by halves  -. -; ;	   too clever by half .   	2. a.	  1) 	  2) , 	3. adv.	  1) ; ;	   half raw 	  2)   ,  half as much    ;	   half as much again    ;	   not half	    ) , ;	   he didn't half swear   ;	    )  ;    ;	   I don't half like it     ;	   not half bad 

half binding  n.  

half holiday  n.   

half hose  n. ; 

half measure  n. 

half moon  n.	  1) 	  2) . . 

half pay  n.  

half-and-half  1. n.	  1)   , .,    	  2) .  (      )	2. a.	  1)    	  2) ; 	  3)    	3. adv. 

half-back  n. . 

half-baked  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) , 	  4) 

half-blood  n.	  1) ,      	  2)   	  3) = half-breed

half-bred  a.  , ;	   a half-bred horse -

half-breed  n.	  1) 	  2) 

half-brother  n.    ,      

half-caste  n.   

half-cock  n. .  ;     to go off half-cock    , 

half-cocked  a.	  1)   	  2) 

half-crown  n.  (  2  6 )

half-dollar  n.  (   50 )

half-done  a.	  1)  	  2) , 

half-dozen  n. 

half-hardy  a.       ( );	   half-hardy plant  ,    

half-hearted  a.	  1) , 	  2) ,   ;	   a half-hearted consent ,  	  3)   

half-heartedly  adv. ;   

half-length  1. n.  	2. a.  (   ..)

half-light  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . 	  3) attr. ;  

half-mast  1. n. flag at half-mast  	2. v.  (   )

half-pound  1. n. 	2. a.  

half-pounder  n. ,  

half-price  1. n. ;	   at half-price  	2. adv.  ,   ;	   children are admitted half-price      

half-roll  n. .   , 

half-round  1. n. 	2. a. 

half-seas-over  a. predic. 

half-sister  n.    ,      

half-sovereign  n.  (     )

half-staff  = half-mast 1

half-time  n.	  1)   ;   ;	   to work half-time      	  2)  	  3) .   

half-timer  n.	  1) ; ,   	  2) ,     (- )

half-title  n. . 

half-tone  n.	  1) . . 	  2) . 

half-track  n. . .  ; 

half-truth  n. 

half-way  1. a.    half-way house	    )   ;	    ) 	2. adv.	  1)  	  2) ;  to meet smb. half-way   -.,   ,  

half-wit  n. ; 

half-witted  a. 

half-word  n. 

half-year  n.	  1) 	  2) 

half-yearly  1. a. 	2. n. ,    	3. adv.   

halfmile  n. 

halfpenny  1. n. (pl. halfpence halfpennies ) 	2. a. . ;   

halfpennyworth  n.   -.; -.   

halibut  n.  ()

halite  n. .  

halitosis  n. .    

hall  n.	  1) ;  ;	   banqueting hall   ;	   servants' hall   	  2) ; , ; 	  3) ,   ;	   Surgeons, H.   	  4)   	  5)   	  6)    	  7)  , 	  8) . 

hall bedroom  n. .	  1)   ,   	  2)   

halleluiah  = alleluia = hallelujah n. interj. 

hallelujah  = halleluiah

halliard  = halyard

hallmark  1. n.	  1)  , 	  2)  ; 	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  

hallo  1. interj. !, !	2. n. ;  ;    ..	3. v. ; , 

halloa  1. interj. !, !	2. n. ;  ;    ..	3. v. ; , 

halloo  1. interj.	  1)  !	  2) !	2. v.	  1)   	  2)  	  3) , 

hallow  I = halloo	II 1. n. All hallows = Hallowmas	2. v.	  1) 	  2) , 

Hallowe'en  n. . .    

Hallowmas  n. .    (1 )

hallucinate  v.	  1) ;  	  2)  

hallucination  n. 

hallway  n. .	  1) 	  2) 

halm  = haulm

halo  1. n. (pl. oes )	  1) . 	  2) , 	  3) , 	2. v.  

halogen  n. . 

haloid  n. . 

halt  I	1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	2. v. ();  	3. interj. ! ()	II v.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

halter  1. n.	  1) , ;	   to put a halter upon ( on) smb. , ,  -.	  2)     ;	   to come to the halter   	2. v.	  1)  ;   	  2)  ()

halting  a.	  1) 	  2) 

halve  v.	  1)  	  2) ,  	  3) .  

halves  pl.  half 1

halving  1. pres-p.  halve	2. n. . , ; ;   

halyard  n. . 

ham  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) pl. . 	  4) . .  ;  	  5) . 	2. v. . .   ( )

ham-fisted  a. . 

hamate  a. , 

Hamburg  n.	  1)   	  2)   

hamburger  n.	  1)  	  2)    

Hamburgh  n.	  1)   	  2)   

hamlet  n. , 

hammer  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   hammer and sickle   ;	   throwing of the hammer .  	  2)  (  )	  3) , 	  4)  ;	   to bring to the hammer   ,    hammer and tongs  ; ;   ;	   to go at it hammer and tongs	    )   -.  ;    ;	    ) , 	2. v.	  1) ,  (in, into - ); 	  2) ,  (at -	    ) 3) , 	  4) , 	  5)   , .   	  6) . ,  ( )	  7)   	  8)  	  9)  hammer at	    )     -.;	    )    -.;	   hammer away	    )   (-.),   -.;	    ) ,  ( );	   hammer down ;	   hammer out	    ) . ; ;	    ) . ; ; ;	   hammer together ,  to hammer it home to smb.  -.,   -. 

hammer-blow  n. ,  

hammer-head  n.	  1)  	  2) . -

hammer-throwing  n. .  

hammerer  n. 

hammering  1. pres-p.  hammer 2	2. n.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   to give a good hammering . 	3. a. , 

hammerman  = hammerer

hammerscale  n. . , 

hammersmith  n. 

hammock  n. ;  

hammockchair  n.   (  )

hamper  I v. , ; ,  ;	   to hamper the progress of business   	II n.	  1)   	  2) ,   ,  

hamshackle  v.   (    )

hamster  n. . 

hamstring  1. n.  	2. v. (hamstringed hamstrung)	  1)  	  2) .  ;  ; 

hamstrung  p.  p-p.  hamstring 2

han't  . . = have not, has not

hand  1. n.	  1)  ();	   hand in hand   ;	   hands up!  !;	   by hand	    )  ;  ;	    ) 	  2)    	  3) , ;	   in hand	    )  ;  ;	   to keep in hand   ,  ;	    )  ;  ;	    ) ;  ;	   to get out of hand   ;   	  4) , ;	   a hand for smth.   -.	  5) ;	   to give a hand  	  6) ; ;	   factory hand  	  7) pl. ,  ;	   all hands on deck!  !	  8) ;	   a picture by the same hand    ;	   to be a good hand at ( in) smth.    -.;	   to be an old (poor) hand at smth.  ,  ()  -.	  9) , ;	   on all hands   	  10)  (  ..);	   at first hand   ; ;	   at second hand   ;  -. 	  11) ;	   small hand  	  12) . ;	   under one's hand and seal     -	  13)  	  14)  ()	  15)  (     )	  16) . ; ;     	  17)  ( ); 10  (   )	  18) . ;	   beg hand  , 	  19) attr. 	  20) attr.   ;   on the one hand... on the other hand   ...   ;	   at hand   ;  (.  );	   on hand	    )   ,  ;	   on one's hands  -. ;	    ) . , ;	   to hand  , ;	   off hand	    )  , ;	    )  {. offhand};	   out of hand  , ; ;	   hands off!  !;	   off one's hand   ;	   hand and foot	    )    ;	   to bind hand and foot     ;	    ) ;	   hand and glove with smb.  ,     -.;	   hands down ,  ;	   hand over hand, hand over fist , ;	   to come to hand , ; ;	   to suffer at smb.'s hands   -.;	   at any hand   ;	   to have ( to take) a hand in smth.   -.;   -.;	   to bring up by hand  , ;	   to send by hand   ;   -.;	   to live from hand to mouth     ;  , -    ;	   to keep one's hand in smth.   -.,     -.;	   he is out of hand     ;  ;	   to put ( to set) one's hands to smth. ,  -.;   -.;	   with a heavy hand ;	   with a high hand ; ; ;	   to have ( to get) the upper hand  , 	2. v.	  1) , ;	   would you kindly hand me the salt? , , ;	   they handed him a surprise    	  2) ;	   handing the enclosed cheque    	  3)  (, );	   to hand a lady into a bus      hand down	    )  ;	    )   ;	   hand in	    ) ,  ();	   to hand in one's resignation    ;	    )  (   ..);	   hand on , ;	   hand out	    ) , ;	    ) .  ;	    )  , ;	   hand over	    )  ();	    ) . ();	   hand round , ;	   hand up    to hand it to smb.	    )  -. ;	    )   

hand-barrow  n.	  1) 	  2)  , 

hand-grenade  n.  

hand-knitted  a.  

hand-light  n.    (  )

hand-me-down  . .	1. n.	  1)  	  2)  	2. a.	  1)  ( )	  2)  ( )

hand-mill  n.  

hand-operated  a.  

hand-play  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

hand-to-hand  a. . ;	   hand-to-hand fighting  , 

handbag  n.	  1)  	  2) () 

handball  n. . ,  

handbell  n. 

handbill  n.  

handbook  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  

handbook man  n. . . 

handcar  n. . 

handcart  n.  

handcuff  1. n. (. pl.) 	2. v.  

handful  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  , ; 	  3) . -.  -.,  ; "", "";	   that boy is a handful!   -  !

handglass  n.	  1)  	  2)  

handgrip  n.	  1) ,  	  2)  	  3) 

handhold  n.	  1) ,      (.,  ,    ..)	  2) 	  3) , 

handicap  1. n.	  1) . 	  2) ; 	  3) .    	2. v.	  1) .  ;  	  2)    ;  ;	   to be handicapped  ;	   physically handicapped  -.  

handicraft  n.	  1) ;  	  2)  	  3) attr. , ;	   handicraft industry  ;  

handicraftsman  n. 

handie-talkie  n. .    (   )

handiwork  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) , 

handkerchief  n.	  1)  	  2)  ,  to throw the handkerchief to smb.	    )  -.   ( );	    )   -.

handle  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2)  , ;	   to give ( to leave) a handle to smth.    -.;	   to give ( to leave) a handle against oneself     a handle to one's name 	2. v.	  1)  ,   	  2)  (-.) ; ,   ..	  3) ,   -., -.	  4) , ;	   the car handles well    	  5)  ( , , , )	  6) 	  7) , ;	   he is hard to handle    	  8) .  (-.)

handle-bar  n.  

handling  1. pres-p.  handle 2	2. n.	  1) ;  ( -.,  -.)	  2)  ();    (  ..)	  3) ;	   handling of land   	  4) ;	   handling of men   	  5)  (., )

handlist  1. n.  	2. v.   

handmade  a.  

handout  n.	  1)    ;    	  2)  (, ),  	  3) . , ; ,   ..,   (  )

handover  n.  (   )

handpick  v.  , 

handpicked  a.	  1) , ;	   handpicked jury    	  2) . 	  3) .  

handrail  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

handsaw  n. ,  

handsel  1. n.	  1)      ..;   	  2) ,   (  ..)	  3) 	  4) , ;  	2. v.	  1) 	  2) ,  	  3)   (  )	  4)   

handshake  n. 

handshaker  n. . . 

handsome  a.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   a handsome sum  	  3)  handsome is that handsome does . =    ,   

handspike  n. . 

handspring  n.  "";	   to turn handsprings ,  ""

handwork  n.  

handwriting  n. ;	   sprawling handwriting  

handy  a.	  1)  ( ); 	  2)  	  3) ()  , 	  4) ,  to come in handy  , 

handyman  n.	  1) 	  2)    	  3) . 

hang  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   mark the hang of the dress    ,   	  2) , ,  (-.);	   to get the hang of smth.   -.,    -.;	   to get the hang of smb. "" -.	  3) , ;  I don't care a hang  	2. v. (hung,  hanged  .  - )	  1) ; ; 	  2)  ();	   to hang oneself 	  3) , ;	   to hang a door  ;	   to hang wallpaper  	  4) ;	   to hang by a thread   	  5)  ( );	   to hang loose , 	  6)    	  7) ,     ..;	   to hang fire  ; . ,  hang about, hang around	    )  ;	    )  ; , , ;	    )  , ;	   there is a thunderstrom hanging about  ;	   hang back	    ) ; ;	    )  , ;	    ) ;	   hang behind ;	   hang down , ;	   to hang down one's head ,  , ;	   hang on	    ) ; ;  ;	    ) ;	    ) = hang upon; hang out	    )  ();	    )  ( );	    ) . , ;	    ) . ; ;	   hang over	    ) ; . , ;	    )  ;	   hang together	    )  ,   ;	    )  , ; ;	   hang up	    )  -.;   ,  ;	    ) , ,  ;	    ) . ;   ;	   hang upon ,   to hang heavy   ( );	   to hang out one's ear ;	   hang it all! , !,   !;	   hang you!   !;	   I am hanged if I know     ,   - ;	   to hang up one's hat   ( -.);	   to hang upon smb.'s lips ( words)  ,    -.;	   to hang upon smb.'s sleeve   -.

hangar  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) 

hangdog  1. n. ;  	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) ,  (  )

hanger  n.	  1) ,  ,  (  ..)	  2) ,  , ,  (., ,    ..)	  3) , ;  ()	  4) . ; , ; 	  5) . 	  6) .   , 

hanger-on  n. (pl. hangers-on)	  1) 	  2) 	  3) .      

hangers-on  pl.  hanger-on

hanging  1. pres-p.  hang 2	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2)    	  3) pl. ,  hanging committee      ;	   it's a hanging matter   ;	   hanging judge . ,     	3. a. , ;	   hanging bridge  

hangman  n. 

hangnail  n. . 

hangout  n. .     

hangover  n.	  1) ;  ()	  2) . 

hank  1. n.	  1) . 	  2) .  , 	2. v. 

hanker  v.  ,  (after, for)

hankering  n.  ; ;	   to have a hankering for (after) smth.   -.;   -.; 

hankie  n. .  

hanky  n. .  

hanky-panky  n. . , , 

Hanoverian  a. . ;	   Hanoverian House  

Hansard  n. .      

hansardize  v. .       (  )

hansel  = handsel

hansom  n.   (    )

hansom cab  n.   (    )

hap  v. . , 

haphazard  1. n. , ;	   at ( by) haphazard ; 	2. a.	  1) 	  2) . 

hapless  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

happen  v.	  1) ,  (to smb.-  -.);	   something must have happened , - 	  2) () ;	   I happened to be at home     ;	   as it happens I have left my money at home ,     happen along, . happen in .  ;	   happen on, happen upon  , 

happening  1. pres-p.  happen	2. n. , 

happily  adv.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) ; 

happiness  n. 

happy  a.	  1) ;	   happy man! !;	   happy end   (,   ..);	   as happy as the day is long  	  2) ;	   happy retort  ;	   happy guess  ;	   happy thought ( idea)  	  3) , 	  4) . 

happy-go-lucky  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) 	2. adv.  ;   

hara-kiri  . n. 

harangue  1. n.	  1)  ();  	  2) 	2. v.	  1)  	  2) 

haras  n.  

harass  v.	  1) , , 	  2) 

harbinger  n. 

harbour  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	2. v.	  1)    ( )	  2)  ; ; ;	   the woods harbour much game    	  3) ,  ( ,   ..)	  4) .  

harbour-dues  n. pl.  

harbourage  n.	  1)      	  2) , 

hard  1. a.	  1) , ;	   hard apple  ;	   hard collar  ;	   hard food	    )  ;	    ) ,  	  2) , ;	   hard blow  	  3) , ;  ;	   to learn smth. the hard way  ,     ;	   hard case	    )  ;	    )  ;	   hard to cure 	  4) , 	  5) ; ;	   hard discipline  ;	   to be hard on smb.  ()   -.	  6) , ;	   hard lines ( lot, luck) ,  ;  	  7) , 	  8)   (-.);	   hard drinker 	  9) ,  ( , )	  10) , ;	   hard fact  	  11) ;	   hard prices  ;	   hard currency  	  12) , 	  13) .  (   ..);	   hard drinks   ;	   hard drugs  	  14)  ( )	  15) .  ( )	  16) . ;	   hard image   hard and fast , ,  ( );  ; ;	   hard labour  ;	   hard cash (. money)  ();  ;	   hard of hearing   	2. adv.	  1) ; ; ;	   it froze hard yesterday   	  2) , , ;	   to try hard  ;  	  3)  , 	  4) , ;	   to swear hard   	  5) , ;	   to criticize hard  	  6) , ,  ;	   hard by , ;	   to follow hard after ( behind, upon)     hard pressed, hard pushed  ,  ;	   hard put to it  , ;	   it goes hard with him   	3. n.	  1)      ;     ; 	  2) . 

hard core  n. ,  ; 

hard-back  n.    

hard-boiled  a.	  1)   ( )	  2) , , , 	  3) . , ;  

hard-coal  n. 

hard-cover  = hardback

hard-earned  a.   

hard-faced  a. , 

hard-favoured  = hard-featured

hard-featured  a.  ,   

hard-fisted  a.	  1)     	  2) 

hard-grained  a.	  1) ,  ( )	  2) 	  3) , ; 

hard-handed  a.	  1)   ( ) 	  2) ; , 

hard-headed  a.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3) 

hard-hearted  a. ; , ; 

hard-liner  n.  ""  (   ..);  

hard-mouthed  a.	  1)  ( )	  2) 	  3) , 

hard-pan  n. .   , 

hard-tempered  a. 

hard-to-reach  a. 

hard-working  a. , 

hardbake  n.  

hardbitten  a. , ; 

harden  v.	  1) () ; , 	  2) (), ()	  3) () , ();	   hardened criminal  	  4) . (); 

hardener  n. . ,  ,   

hardhead  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) 

hardihood  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

hardily  adv. 

hardiness  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 

hardly  adv.	  1) ;	   I had hardly uttered a word     	  2)  ;	   the rumour was hardly true     	  3)  	  4) , ; 

hardness  n.	  1) ,  ; , 	  2)  ()	  3)  ()	  4) attr. hardness testing .   

hards  n. pl. , ()

hardsell  n.   ;    

hardset  a.	  1)   	  2) 	  3)  ( )	  4)  	  5) 

hardshell  a.	  1)   	  2)   , , 

hardship  n.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3) ; ;	   early rising is a hardship in winter     

hardtack  n. . ; 

hardup  a. .	  1)   ( )	  2)   ;	   he was hardup for smth. to say   ,  

hardware  n.  ;  

hardwood  n.  

hardy  I a.	  1) , 	  2) ; ; 	  3) , , 	  4) ;	   hardy annual	    )   ;	    ) .    (.,  )	II n. .  

hare  n.  hare and hounds "  " ();	   to run ( to hold) with the hare and hunt with the hounds =     ;	   first catch your hare then cook him . =    ;   ,   

hare's-foot  n. .  ,  

hare-brained  a. , ; ; 

harebell  n. .  ()

harelip  n. .  

harem  n. 

hari-kari  = hara-kiri

haricot  n.	  1) 	  2)  (  )

haricotbean  = haricot 1

hark  v. ( .  interj.)	  1) ;	   just hark to him .  ,   ;	   hark! !; !	  2) . hark! ! hark back    ; ,   ..

harlequin  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. a. , 

harlequinade  n.	  1) 	  2) 

Harley Street  n.   ,     ; . ,  

harlot  n. , 

harlotry  n. , 

harm  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   bodily harm  ;	   out of harm's way  ; =   	  2) , ;	   no harm done  ;   ;	   I meant no harm     	2. v. ;  

harmful  a. , , ; 

harmless  a.	  1) , 	  2) ;     

harmonic  1. a. , , 	2. n. . . 

harmonica  n.  

harmonious  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) 

harmonist  n. ; ; 

harmonium  n. 

harmonize  v.	  1) ,   ; ; 	  2) . 	  3) 	  4) 

harmony  n.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   harmony of interests  

harness  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) . 	  3) .  in harness   ;	   double harness . ;	   to run in double harness	    ) .    ;	    )   	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2)  (    -  ,   ..)

harp  1. n. 	2. v.	  1)   	  2)       ,   (on - , )

harp-antenna  n. .  

harper  n. 

harpist  n. 

harpoon  1. n. ; ; 	2. v.  

harpsichord  n. 

harpy  n.	  1) . 	  2) ; 

harquebus  n. . 

harridan  n.  , 

harrier  I n.	  1)  ( )	  2) pl.   ( )  	  3)  	  4)     "hare and hounds" {. hare}	  5) pl.   {. 4}	II n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ()

Harrovian  n.	  1)    . 	  2)  . 

harrow  1. n.  under the harrow  ;   	2. v.	  1) 	  2) , 

harrowing  a. ; ;	   a harrowing story  

harry  v.	  1) , 	  2) , , ;	   to harry the enemy  	  3) 

harsh  a.	  1) , , 	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) , ;	   harsh truth  

harshness  n. ; , 

harslet  = haslet

hart  n. - (  )

hartal  . n.     (    )

hartshorn  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)  

harum-scarum  1. n. ,  	2. a.	  1) , , 	  2) , 

harvest  1. n.	  1) ;  ;  (,   ..)	  2) 	  3) . ; 	  4) attr.   ;	   harvest time  , ,  , 	2. v.	  1)  	  2) 	  3)  ;  ( -.)

harvest home  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)  ,  

harvest moon  n.    

harvest mouse  n.  

harvest-bug  n. . 

harvest-mite  = harvestbug

harvester  n.	  1) 	  2)  

harvester stacker  n. -. 

harvesting  1. pres-p.  harvest 2	2. n.  

has  ( ); ( ) 3- . . .   . to have

has-been  n. (pl. has-beens ) .	  1)  , ,   ,   ..	  2) -.,   ,   ..

hash  1. n.	  1)       	  2) -. ,      	  3) , ;	   to make a hash of smth. ,   -.	  4) . = hash house to settle smb.'s hash	    )  -. ;	    ) ,   -.	2. v.	  1) ,  ()	  2) ,  (-.)

hash house  n. . .  , 

hash mark  n. . .  

hasheesh  . n. 

hasher  n. 

hashish  = hasheesh

haslet  n. (. pl.)  (. )

hasn't  . . = has not

hasp  1. n.	  1) , ; , 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) . 	2. v. ,  

hassock  n.	  1)  (  , .  )	  2)  ; 	  3) .  ; 

hast  ( ); ( ) . 2- . . .   . to have

hastate  a. . , 

haste  1. n.	  1) , ; ;	   to make haste , ;	   to make no haste to do smth.   -.;	   make haste! !	  2)  more haste, less speed =  ,  ;	   haste makes waste =  -  	2. v. = hasten 1  2

hasten  v.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3)  (,   ..)

hastily  adv.	  1) , ; 	  2) , ;	   to judge hastily of smb., smth.     -., -.	  3) 

hastiness  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

hasty  a.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   hasty remark ,  	  3) , 	  4) , ;	   hasty growth   hasty pudding   

hat  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   high ( silk, top, stove-pipe) hat ;	   squash hat   	  2) .  	  3) .     hat in hand ;	   to take off one's hat to smb.   -.;	   to send ( to pass) round the hat    ,  ;	   his hat covers his family    ;	   to talk through one's hat ;  ;	   to put the hat on my misery     ;	   to keep smth. under one's hat  -.  ;	   to throw one's hat in(to) the ring	    )  ;	    )      	2. v.	  1)  ;	   they were hatted    	  2)   ( -.)	  3) .   ,  

hat-block  n. ()  

hat-checkgirl  n. 

hat-stand  n.   

hatband  n.   

hatch  I n.	  1) ; ,  ;	   under hatches	    ) .  ;	    )   ,   ;	    )  	    )  ;	    ) , 	  2) , 	  3) ;  	II 1. n.	  1)  ()	  2) 	2. v.	  1)  ();  ()	  2)  () 	  3)   	  4) ,  ( )	  5) ,  , ,  (,   ..)	III 1. n.  , 	2. v. ; 

hatcher  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ; 

hatchery  n.  ; 

hatchet  n.	  1) , 	  2)  , ,  to bury the hatchet  ;	   to dig ( to take) up the hatchet  ;	   to throw the hatchet 

hatchet man  n.  

hatchet-face  n.     

hatchment  n.     

hatchway  n. 

hate  1. n. 	2. v.	  1) 	  2) .  ,  ;	   I hate to trouble you     

hateful  a.	  1) ; 	  2)  ; 

hath  ( ); ( ) . = has

hatred  n. 

hatter  n.	  1)    ;  	  2) .    (. .  )

hauberk  n. . 

haughtiness  n. , 

haughty  a. , 

haul  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) , ; , 	  3) ,  ()	  4)  (  )	  5) 	  6) 	  7) . 	  8) -. ;  	  9) 	2. v.	  1) , , ; ;	   to haul timber ( logs)  	  2) , 	  3) .   ()	  4) . 	  5) . ()  , ()    haul down ,  ();	   haul up	    ) ;	    ) ;	    )  to haul down one's flag ( colours) 

haulage  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	  3)  	  4) . 

haulaway  n.     

haulier  n.	  1) . 	  2)     

haulm  n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) 

haunch  n.	  1) , ;	   to sit on one's haunches   	  2)  	  3) .  ;  ;      

haunt  1. n.	  1)  ,  	  2) 	  3) , 	2. v.	  1)   -. 	  2) , ,  (   ..)	  3)  (   ..)

haunter  n.	  1)  , 	  2) 	  3)  

hautboy  n.	  1) 	  2)    

hauteur  n. . , 

Havana  n.  

have  ( ); ( )	1. v. (had)	  1) , ;	   I have a very good flat    ;	   I have no time for him     ;	   he has no equals   	  2) ,   ;	   June has 30 days   30 ;	   the room has four windows    	  3)  (-.),  (-.);	   to have a pleasant time   ;	   I have a headache    	  4) ; ;	   we had news   ;	   there is nothing to be had   	  5) . (.  pres-p.erf. pass.) ; ;	   you have been had  	  6) ,  ;	   he had you in the first game      	  7) , ;	   as Shakespeare has it    ;	   if you will have it...   ...;	   he will have it that...  , ...	  8) , ;	   he has no Greek     ;	   I have your idea    	  9) . I have got = I have, you have got = you have, he has got = he has  . . ( . .);	   I have got no money about me      ;	   she has got a cold  ;	   he has got to go there    	  10)   	    )      : to have a walk ;	   to have a smoke ;	   to have a try   ..;	   go and have a lie down  ;	    )      , : to have pity ;	   to have mercy 	  11)  ,  ,   , : to have breakfast ;	   to have dinner   ..;	   to have tea  	  12)    ,     ,  ,      ,       : please, have your brother bring my books      ;	   he had his watch repaired   ;	   he had his pocket picked  ;	   what would you have me do?   ,   	  13)        : I have done, I had done  , I shall have done  ;	   to have done 	  14)      :  ,  (-. );	   I have to go to the dentist      ;	   the clock will have to be fixed   	  15) ; ; ;	   I won't have it    ;	   I won't have you say such things       ;	   have down    ;	   we'll have them down for a few days       ;	   have in    ( -.);	   we have enough coal in for the winter      ,     ;	   have on	    )   ;	   to have a hat (an overcoat) on    ( );	    ) . ,  I had better ( best)   ,  ;	   you had better go home     ;	   have done! !;	   have no doubt   ;	   he had eyes only for his mother     ,    ,  ;	   he has had it .	    )   ,  ;	    )  ,  ;	   to have a question out with smb.    -.;	   to have one up  -.  ;	   to have nothing on smb.	    )     -.;	    )      -.;	   let him have it   ,   ;	   will you have the goodness to do it?   ,  ;	   he has never had it so good      	2. n.	  1) the haves and the have-nots .   	  2) . , 

have-on  n. . 

haven  n.	  1) 	  2) , , 

haven't  . = have not

haver  .	1. n. (. pl.)  ; 	2. v. ,  

haversack  n.	  1) ,   	  2) . -;   

havings  n. pl. , 

havoc  1. n. ; ;	   to make havoc (of), to play havoc (among, with)  ,  to cry havoc  ;	   to spread havoc among the enemy     	2. v. ; 

haw  I n.	  1)  	  2) = hawthorn	  3) . 	II interj. ! (,     )	III 1. n. 	2. v. ,  ( )  ;	   to hum and haw 

haw-haw  I = ha ha 1	II = ha-ha

hawbuck  n.  , 

hawfinch  n.  ()

hawk  I	1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ( )	  3) .  ""  ( )	2. v.	  1)     	  2)    (at - )	II v.	  1)  	  2)  (,   ..);	   to hawk praises  	III v. (), ()	IV n.  ( )

hawk-eyed  a.	  1)   	  2) 

hawk-nosed  a. ,   ;   

hawker  I n.	  1)     	  2) 	II n. ,  , 

hawse  n. .	  1) 	  2)     

hawse-hole  n. . 

hawser  n. . ; () 

hawthorn  n. 

hay  1. n.	  1) ;	   to make hay     	  2) 	  3)   ;	   to make hay ; =   to make hay of smth.	    )    -.;	    )   ; ,  (-.   ..);	   make hay while the sun shines . =  ,  ;  ,  	2. v.	  1)     	  2)  

hay fever  n.  

hay harvest  n. 

hay spreader  n. -.   

hay time  n. , 

hay-drier  n. -. 

hay-stacker  n. -. 

haycock  n.  

haying  = haymaking

haying time  = hay time

hayloft  n. 

haymaker  n.	  1)   ; 	  2)  	  3) .  

haymaking  n. 

haymaking time  = hay time

haymow  n.	  1)  	  2) 

hayrack  n. . .     

hayrick  = haystack

hayseed  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) . . 

haystack  n.  

haywire  1. n. -.  	2. a. .	  1) , 	  2) . ,    

hazard  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   at hazard , ;	   at all hazards      ;  ;	   to take hazards   ;	   alcohol is a health hazard    	  3)     	  4) .  (   ; ., ,    ..)	2. v.	  1) ,   	  2) , ;	   to hazard a remark   -., 

hazardous  a. , 

haze  I	1. n.	  1)  , ; 	  2)   ;    	2. v. 	II v.	  1) .  	  2)  , .  

hazel  1. n.	  1) .  ,  	  2) - ; - 	2. a. -; 

hazel-hen  n. 

hazel-nut  n.  ,  ()

haziness  n. , 

hazy  a.	  1) ,  	  2) , , 	  3)  

he  1. pron. pers.  (   );	   obj. him ,   . .;	   obj.      he: that's him  ;	   he who... , ...	2. n.	  1) . 	  2)  (  )

he'll  . . = he will

he's  . . = he is, he has

he-      ; . he-dog ;	   he-duck ;	   he-goat 

head  1. n.	  1) ; (by) a head taller   ;	   from head to foot ( heel), head to foot    ;	   to win by a head .	    )   ;	    )     	  2) ; 5 shillings per head     ;	   to count heads   	  3) (pl.  .)  ;	   fifty head of cattle   	  4) ; ;  (, );	   the head of the school  	  5) ,  ;	   to be at the head of the class     	  6) -.,    ;	   a head of cabbage  ;	   the head of a flower  	  7) ; ;	   he has a good head for mathematics      ;	   he has a head on his shoulders    ;	   two heads are better than one  ,   	  8)  ,  (-.);	   the head of the procession  	  9)   (,   ..);	   the head of a mountain  	  10)  ();	   head to sea  , by the head	    ) .  ;	    ) . 	  11) 	  12)  ()	  13)  	  14) ,  , 	  15)  ();  ();  ()	  16)   ;	   to come ( to draw) to a head	    )  ( );	    ) .     	  17) ,  	  18) ; 	  19) , , ;	   the question was treated under several heads       (,   ..)	  20)   	  21)  ();  ();  ()	  22) . .  ,   ;	   head of water   	  23) .   ()	  24) .      	  25) .  ()	  26) .  ()	  27) pl. .  ();  ( )	  28)  ( )	  29) attr. ;	   head waiter 	  30) attr. , ;	   head tide  ;	   head wind   at the head  ;	   head of hair ,  ;	   a good head of hair  ;	   head over heels  ,  ;	   to be head over heels in work ; (by) head and shoulders above smb.  ,    -.;	   heads or tails =   ;	   can't make head or tail of it    ;	   to give a horse his head  ;	   to give smb. his head  -. ;	   to keep (to lose) one's head  ()  ;	   to keep one's head above water	    )   ;	    )   ;	   to lay ( to put) heads together ;	   to make head  ;	   to make head against , ;	   to go out of one's head   , ;	   off one's head  ; ;	   over head and ears, head over ears  ; (to do smth.) on one's head . ( -.)  ;	   to bring to a head	    ) ;	    )   	2. v.	  1) ; ;	   to head the list    	  2) 	  3) (),   (for - -.)	  4)   ( )	  5) .   ;  	  6)  (  );  ( ; . head up) head back  ();	   head off ; ;  ();  ();	   to head of a quarrel  

head master  n.  

head mistress  n. ,  

head office  n. 

head stone  n.  

head-dress  n.	  1)   (. )	  2) 

head-liner  n.  ,   .. (      )

head-money  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) ,    -.

head-note  n.	  1)  , 	  2) .       

head-nurse  n.   (   ..)

head-on  1. a. , 	2. adv.	  1) ;  , 	  2)  ;	   to meet a situation head-on   

head-resistance  n. .  

head-sea  n.  

head-work  n.	  1)  	  2) .      (  ..)	  3) . 

headache  n.	  1)  	  2) , ;	   to give ( to cause) a headache	    )  ;	    )  ;   ;	   it's my headache   ,    

headachy  a.	  1)   	  2)   

headband  n.	  1)   ;   	  2) . 

headboard  n.   

headcheese  n. . 

headed  a.  ;	   headed note-paper  

header  n.	  1)       ;	   to take a header 	  2) , 	  3)   	  4) . ,  	  5) . 	  6) .  	  7) -.  ()	  8) . 	  9) 

headforemost  adv.	  1)  	  2) ,   (. headfirst)

headgear  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) .  ;  	  4) . 

heading  1. pres-p.  head 2	2. n.	  1) , , 	  2) . , 	  3) .   ( )	  4) .  ;  	  5)  ()	  6) .     

headland  n.	  1) 	  2)   

headless  a.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) , 

headlight  n.   ();   ();  ();   ()

headline  1. n.	  1) 	  2) pl.      ( ) he hit the headlines     	2. v.	  1) 	  2) . .    	  3) . .    

headlong  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) 	2. adv.	  1)  ;	   to fall headlong  	  2) ;  

headmann  1)  ; ; ; , 	  2)  ()

headmost  a. , 

headphone  n. (. pl.) ,  

headpiece  n.	  1) 	  2) = headstall	  3) , 	  4) 	  5)  ( )	  6) = headphone

headquarters  n. pl. (.  sg.   pl.)	  1) . ; -;   	  2)  , ;   (-. )	  3)  (  ..)

headrace  n. .	  1)  ,  	  2)   ( )

headset  n. .  

headship  n. ;  

headsman  n. 

headspring  n. 

headstall  n.  ; 

headstone  n.  , 

headstrong  a. , 

headwaters  n. pl.	  1) .  	  2)  	  3)   , 

headway  n.	  1)  ;  	  2) ; ;	   to make headway  ; 	  3)  	  4)            	  5) . ; () 

headword  n.  

heady  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) , , 

heal  v.	  1) ,  (of - )	  2) ,  ( heal over, heal up)

heal-all  n.	  1)  , 	  2)    

healer  n. , ;	   time is a great healer  -  

healing  1. pres-p.  heal	2. n. ; 	3. a. , 

health  n.	  1) ;	   to be in good health  ;	   to be in bad ( poor, ill) health   ;	   public health ;	   Ministry of H.  ;	   health authorities  ;	   to drink smb.'s health    -.	  2)  ;	   there is health in sunshine    	  3) ; ;	   to restore the health of the economy  	  4) attr. , ;	   health education  ;	   health bill  ;	   infant health centre  ;	   health centre . 

health-officer  n.  

health-resort  n. 

health-visitor  n.  

healthful  a.	  1) 	  2) 

healthservice  n. 

healthy  a.	  1) 	  2)   	  3)  (   ..); ,  (   ..)	  4) ;	   healthy economy  	  5) .  ( . )	  6) . , 

heap  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) . ; 	  3) pl. . , ;	   heaps of time    ;	   he is heaps better   	  4) .  struck ( knocked) all of a heap . , ; 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  ( heap up)	  3)  (with)	  4)  (, ;	   with)

hear  v. (heard)	  1) 	  2) , ;  ( hear out);	   to hear a course of lectures   	  3) ,  (of, about -	    ) 4)  ,  (from)	  5) .  () hear out ,  (-.)  hear! hear! !, ! (,    );	   I won't hear of it    ;	   you will hear about this    

heard  p.  p-p.  hear

hearer  n. 

hearing  1. pres-p.  hear	2. n.	  1) 	  2)  ;	   out of hearing   ;	   within hearing   ;  ,   ;	   in my hearing   	  3) ; ;	   to give smb. a (fair) hearing ()  -.	  4) . ,  ;	   preliminary hearing  	  5) pl.   (   ,   )

hearing-aid  n.  

hearken  v. . ,  (to)

hearsay  n.	  1) , 	  2) attr.   ;	   hearsay evidence . ,   

hearse  n.	  1) ,  	  2) . 	  3) attr. hearse cloth ()  ( )

heart  n.	  1) ; . . ;	   a man of heart  ;	   to take to heart    ;	   to lay to heart   ( , );	   big heart , ;	   at heart   ;	   from the bottom of one's heart   ;	   in one's heart (of hearts)   ;	   with all one's heart   ;	  2) , , ;	   to pluck up heart   ,  ;	   to lose heart  ;   ; ;	   to take heart ;	   to give heart 	  3) , ;	   to give ( to lose) one's heart to smb.  -.	  4)  : dear heart ; 	  5) ; ; . , ;	   heart of cabbage head  ;	   heart of oak	    ) ,  ;	    )  ; ;	   at the heart of smth.  	  6) , ;	   the heart of the matter  	  7)    ,   ;	   in the heart of Africa   ;	   the heart of the country	    )  ;	    ) 	  8)  ();	   out of heart  {. . }	  9) . 	  10) pl. .  have a heart! . !, !;	   to have smth. at heart   -.,     -.;	   to set one's heart on smth.   -.;   -.;	   with half a heart ;	   he's a man after my own heart     ;	   heart and hand  ,  ;	   with a single heart ;	   by heart ,  ;	   out of heart  ;    {. . 8};	   to have one's heart in one's mouth ( throat)   ; =    ;	   to have one's heart in one's boots   ,   ;	   to have one's heart in the right place  ,  ;	   to take heart of grace   ;	   to wear one's heart on one's sleeve  ()   

heart attack  n.  

heart failure  n. .	  1)  	  2)  ,  

heart-break  n.  

heart-breaking  a.	  1)  ; ;  	  2) . , 

heart-broken  a.  ;   

heart-burning  n.	  1) , 	  2)  , 

heart-disease  n.  ;  

heart-rending  a. ; , 

heart-service  n.  

heart-strings  n. pl.  ;	   to play upon smb.'s heart-strings   -. ;	   to pull at smb.'s heart-strings  -.   

heart-to-heart  a. , ;	   heart-to-heart conversation   

heart-whole  a.	  1) 	  2)   

heartache  n.  , 

heartbeat  n.	  1) ,  	  2) 

heartburn  n. 

hearten  v.	  1) ,  ( hearten up)	  2)  ()

heartfelt  a. ; 

hearth  n.	  1)  ;	   hearth and home	    ) ,  ;	    ) . ,  (  ..)	  2) 	  3)    ;  	  4) . , ; ,   (  ); 

hearth-money  n. .   

hearth-rug  n.   

hearthstone  = hearth 3

heartily  adv.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   to eat heartily   	  3) , ;	   I am heartily sick of it   

heartiness  n.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3) , 

heartland  n.	  1)  	  2)  

heartless  a. , 

heartsease  n. .  

heartshake  n. .   ( )

heartsick  a.  , 

heartwarming  a. , ; 

hearty  1. a.	  1) , ; 	  2) , , 	  3)  ( )	  4)  ( )	2. n.	  1)  ; . 	  2) . . ,  

heat  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) . 	  3) , , ;	   political heat   	  4) -.,    ,   ; . .  ; ; ;  ( );	   at a heat   	  5) pl. .  	  6) . .   ;	   to put the heat on smb.  -.  	  7) . . 	  8)   ( )	2. v.	  1) (); ;  ( heat up); ()	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) ; ; 

heat treatment  n. .  

heat-lightning  n. 

heat-prostration  n.  

heat-resistant  = heat-proof

heat-resisting  = heatproof

heat-spot  n.	  1) 	  2) 

heat-stroke  n.  

heat-treat  v.	  1)  (  ..)	  2) .   

heat-wave  n.	  1) .  	  2)   

heatcapacity  n. . 

heated  1. p-p.  heat 2	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2) ; ;	   heated with dispute   	  3) , ;	   a heated discussion  

heatedly  adv. , 

heatengine  n.  

heater  n.	  1)  ; ; ; ; ; 	  2) 

heath  n.	  1) , ,  	  2) 

heath-bell  n.  

heath-cock  n. -

heath-hen  n. 

heathen  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . , 	2. a. 

heathendom  n. ,  

heathenish  a.	  1) 	  2) ; , 

heathenism  n.	  1) 	  2) 

heather  n.  heather mixture   

heathery  a. ,  

heathy  a.	  1) 	  2) = heathery

heating  1. pres-p.  heat 2	2. n.	  1) ; ;  	  2) 	  3) 	  4) . 	3. a.	  1) 	  2) ; ;	   heating apparatus  

heating plant  n.  

heating value  n.  

heatproof  a. , 

heave  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  ()	  3)  	  4) .  , ;    ()	  5) pl.  ( )	2. v. (hove, heaved )	  1) ,  ();	   to heave coal  	  2) . , ;	   to heave overboard   	  3) ;    ( ;  )	  4)  ();	   to heave a sigh (a groan)   ()	  5)  , ;  ( )	  6) ,  (, );	   heave ho! . !, !, !	  7) ();  ( );	   to heave ahead () ;	   to heave astern   ( );	   the ship hove out of the harbour     to heave in sight   ;	   to heave to .   ;  ()

heaven  n. ,  the seventh heaven  ;	   in the seventh heaven   ;	   heaven forbid!  !;	   by heaven! -!;	   good heavens  !;  !

heavenly  a.	  1) ;	   heavenly body  ; .  	  2) , , ; 	  3) . , 

heaver  n.	  1) 	  2) . , 	  3) . 

heavily  adv.	  1) ;	   to breathe heavily  	  2) ;	   to be punished heavily   ;	   it is raining heavily   ;	   to weigh heavily with smb.     -.;	   to be heavily in debt     	  3) , ;	   to take smth. heavily   -.

heaviness  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) ; 

heavy  1. a.	  1) ;	   heavy armament  	  2) , ;  ( ,   ..);	   heavy casualties .  	  3) ,  ( );	   heavy crop ,  ;	   heavy foliage  ;	   heavy beard  ;	   heavy layer .  	  4) ; ;	   heavy work ,  	  5) , ;	   heavy wound  ;	   heavy cold	    )  ;	    )  	  6)   : heavy eater  ; ;	   heavy smoker  	  7)  ( , ,   ..);  ( )	  8) , ; ;	   with a heavy heart   ;	   heavy tidings  ;	   heavy villain  	  9)  ,  ( )	  10)  ( )	  11)  ( ,   ..)	  12)   ( );   (   ..);	   heavy bread  	  13) ; 	  14)  , ; 	  15) , 	  16) . ; ;	   to play the part of the heavy father   ,  	  17) .  to have a heavy hand	    )  ;	    )  ;	   to be heavy on hand   (   ..);	   heavy swell  ;	   to come the heavy father  	2. adv. . = heavily; time hangs heavy   , 	3. n.	  1) pl. (the heavies)  ,  ;  	  2) (the Heavies)  	  3) 	  4) .  ,    	  5) = heavy-weight

heavy hydrogen  n. . 

heavy water  n. .  

heavy-duty  a.	  1)   	  2) .  ,    ; 

heavy-handed  a.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3)  (   ..)

heavy-headed  a.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) 

heavy-hearted  a. , 

heavy-laden  a.	  1)  	  2) 

heavy-weight  n. . 

hebdomad  n.	  1) 	  2) -.,    

hebdomadal  a. 

Hebe  n.	  1) . . 	  2) . ,   

hebetate  1. a. 	2. v. ()

hebetude  n. , 

Hebraic  a. 

Hebrew  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  ;  it is Hebrew to me     	2. a. 

Hecate  n. . . 

hecatomb  n. 

heck  I n. 	II n. interj. .  hell

heckle  1. n. = hackle II, 1	2. v.	  1) = hackle II, 2;	  2)    , , 

hectare  n. 

hectic  1. a.	  1) 	  2) . , ; ;	   to lead a hectic life    	2. n.	  1)  	  2)  

hectogram, hectogramme  n. 

hectograph  n. 

hector  1. n. ; ; 	2. v. ; ; , ; 

hectowatt  n. . 

hedge  1. n.	  1) () ; ;	   dead hedge 	  2) , 	  3)       to sit on the hedge   ;	   to be on the right (wrong) side of the hedge	    )   () ;	    )   ()	2. v.	  1)   ( hedge off, hedge in)	  2) , ; , ;  (  ..)	  3)  (, ; . hedge round; with)	  4) ,     	  5) ,    ,  

hedge-bill  = hedging-bill

hedge-hop  . .	1. n.  	2. v.    

hedge-hopper  n. . . 

hedge-marriage  n.  

hedge-school  n.	  1)    	  2) .     ( )

hedge-sparrow  n.  ()

hedge-writer  n. ;  

hedgehog  n.	  1) ; . . 	  2)  	  3) .   	  4) .   , 

hedgehopping  n. . .  

hedging-bill  n.  

hedonism  n. 

heebie  n. . .  ;  

heed  1. n. , ;	   to give ( to pay) heed to smth., smb.    -., -.;	   to take no heed of danger (of what is said)      ( ,  )	2. v.  ;   ( -.)

heedful  a. , 

heedless  a. , ; 

heehaw  1. n.	  1)  	  2)  	2. v.	  1)  ( )	  2)  , ""

heel  I	1. n.	  1) ; ;	   the iron heel  , ;	   at the heel of  ;	   at ( on, upon) smb.'s heels  ,   -.;	   to turn on one's heels	    )   ( );	    )    -. 	  2)  (  );  ();	   out at heels	    )   ;	    )  ; , 	  3) ;	   down at heel(s), down at the heel	    )   ;	    )    ;	    ) 	  4)   	  5)  ()	  6)  (-.-  ,   ..)	  7) . ; , 	  8) , , 	  9) .       heels over head  ,  ;	   heel of Achilles, Achilles' heel  ;	   to clap ( to lay) by the heels ,   ;	   to bring to heel ;  ;	   to come to heel	    )     ( );	    ) ;	   to show a clean pair of heels, to take to one's heels , ;	   to cool ( to kick) one's heels () 	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2)   ( )	  3)  	  4)   	  5) . .  (. )	II .	1. n. 	2. v. (); , 

heel tendon  n. .  

heel-and-toe  a. heel-and-toe walk  ;	   heel-and-toe speedster . 

heel-piece  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , 

heel-plate  n.    

heeled  I	1. p-p.  heel I, 2	2. a.	  1) ; .  	  2)  	II p-p.  heel II, 2

heeler  n.	  1)  	  2) .   	  3) . , 

heeling  I	1. pres-p.  heel II, 2	2. n. . 	II pres-p.  heel I, 2

heeltap  n.	  1) 	  2)    ;	   no heeltaps!   !

heft  .	1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  , 

hefty  a.	  1) . , 	  2) . , ;	   a hefty sum of money   	  3) . 

Hegelian  1. a. 	2. n. 

hegemonic  a. , 

hegemony  n. ;	   the hegemony of the proletariat  

heifer  n. ; 

heigh  interj. ; .  , 

heighho  interj. ,  ,   ..

height  n.	  1) , ; ;	   to rise to a great height    	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) ,   (-.);  (  ..);	   in the height of smth.   -.;	   dressed in the height of fashion    

height-indicator  n. 

heighten  v.	  1) (); ()	  2) 

heinous  a. , , 

heir  n. ;	   heir apparent  ; ;	   heir presumptive  ;	   to fall heir to smb.  -. 

heir-at-law  n.   

heirdom  n. 

heiress  n. 

heirloom  n.	  1)  	  2)  ; 

held  p.  p-p.  hold I, 2

heliacal  a. .	  1) 	  2)      

helical  a.	  1) 	  2) . , 

helices  pl.  helix

Helicon  n.	  1) . . ,  	  2) (h.)  ( )

helicopter  1. n. . , 	2. v.   

helio     ; . helioscope 

heliocentric  a. 

heliochromy  n. ,    

heliograph  n. 

heliogravire  n. 

heliophilous  a.  ( )

heliophobic  a.  ( )

helioscope  n. 

heliotherapy  n. . 

heliotrope  n. . 

helium  n. . 

helix  n. (pl. helices)	  1) ,  ,  	  2) .   	  3) . 	  4) . 	  5) . , 

hell  n.	  1) 	  2)  , 	  3) "" (  ) a hell of a way  ;	   a hell of a noise  ;	   go to hell!   !;	   like hell .	    ) ; ;   ;	    )   !;	   you're coming, aren't you?- Like hell I will!   ? -   !;	   to ride hell for leather    ;	   there will be hell to pay =   ;	   to give smb. hell  -.    ;  -.   ;	   come hell or high water =     ;    

hell-bent  a. . .	  1)  (-.);    (on - -.);	  2) , 	  3)    

hell-cat  n. , 

hell-hound  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 

hellbender  n. . .	  1) ; 	  2) ,  

hellebore  n. .	  1) 	  2) 

Hellene  n. , 

Hellenic  1. a. , 	2. n.	  1)  	  2) pl.    

Hellenism  n. 

Hellenist  n.  (     )

heller  n.  (  )

hellion  n. . .	  1)  	  2) ,  , 

hellish  a.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) , 

hello  = hallo(a)

hello girl  n. . . 

helluva  a. . . , 

helm  I	1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) , ;	   helm of state  	  3)  ; , ;	   the man at the helm ; ;	   to answer the helm  	2. v. , 	II n.	  1) . 	  2) .  

helmet  n.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3) . ; ;   

helminth  n. ,  

helminthic  1. a.   	2. n.  

helmsman  n. ; 

helot  n. -. . , 

help  1. n.	  1) ;	   can I be of any help to you?    -. ?	  2) , ;	   there's no help for it   	  3) ;	   Your advice was a great help     	  4) = helping 2, 2	  5) , ;	   mother's help 	2. v.	  1) ;  , ;	   it can't be helped .   ,   ;	   can't help it    	  2) , ;  ( );	   help yourself ,  (),  ;	   may I help you to some meat?    	  3) (   can, could) , ;	   she can't help thinking of it       ;	   I could not help laughing      ;     ;	   don't be longer than you can help   ,   help down  ;	   help in  ;	   help into	    )  ;	    )  , ;	   help off	    )   -. ( );	    )   ;	   help on	    ) ;  ();	    ) help me on with my overcoat    ;	   help out	    )  ;	    )   , ;	   help over ,   ;	   help up  , ,  -.

helper  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) -.  

helpful  a. 

helping  1. pres-p.  help 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2) 

helpless  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

helpmate  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) , ; , 

helpmeet  = helpmate

helter-skelter  1. n. , 	2. adv. ,  

helve  n.	  1) ; , 	  2) = helve-hammer to throw the helve after the hatchet  ;    

helve-hammer  n.  

Helvetian  1. a. 	2. n. ; 

Helvetic  a. 

hem  I	1. n.	  1)  (   ..)	  2) ; 	  3) .      	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  hem about, hem in, hem round ;	   hemmed in by the enemy  	II 1. interj. !	2. v.  "", , ;	   to hem and haw = to hum and haw, ha {. hum i:, 2, 2}

heman  n. .  

hematic  = haematic

hematite  = haematite

hemisphere  n.	  1) ;	   the Northern (Southern) hemisphere  () 	  2) ,  (  ..)	  3) .     

hemispheric  a. 

hemispherical  a. 

hemistich  n. 

hemlock  n.	  1) .  ()	  2)     	  3)  (  )

hemoglobin  = haemoglobin

hemorrhage  = haemorrhage

hemorrhoids  = haemorrhoids

hemp  n.	  1) , 	  2)  ; 	  3) attr. ;	   hemp oil  

hempen  a. ; 

hemstitch  1. n.  ; 	2. v.   , 

hen  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) .  like a hen with one chicken ; =    

hen-harrier  n.  ()

hen-hearted  a. , 

hen-house  n. 

hen-hussy  n. . ,     

hen-party  n. . "",  

hen-peck  v. .    

hen-roost  n. 

henbane  n. .  ()

hence  1. adv.	  1) 	  2)   ;	   three years hence   ,   	  3)  to go hence 	2. interj. !, !

henceforth  adv.   , 

henceforward  = henceforth

henchman  n.	  1) 	  2) ; ; 	  3) . ; 

hencoop  n.   ; 

hendecagon  n. . 

henna  1. n.	  1) . 	  2)  ()	2. v.   

hennery  n.	  1) 	  2) 

henry  n. .  ( )

hepatic  a.	  1) . 	  2)   	  3) -

hepatite  n. . 

hepatitis  n. . ,  

heptagon  n. 

heptane  n. . 

heptarchy  n.	  1) .      	  2) , ,   ; ,   

Heptateuch  n. .     

her  I pron. pers. obj.  she	II pron. poss. (. ; . hers) ; ;  ;	   her book  

herald  1. n.	  1) . ; 	  2)  Heralds' College  	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) 

heraldic  a. 

heraldry  n. , 

herb  n. ,  (. )

herbaceous  a. ; ;	   herbaceous border  

herbage  n.	  1) . ;  	  2) .  

herbal  a. 

herbalist  n.	  1)  	  2)   

herbaria  pl.  herbarium

herbarium  n. (pl. riums ria) 

herbicide  n. -. 

herbivorous  a. 

herborize  v. ,  

Herculean  a.	  1) ; 	  2)    ;	   Herculean task  

Hercules  n.	  1) . . 	  2) , 

herd  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) attr. ;	   the herd instinct  	2. v.	  1)  ; 	  2)  , ;  (with)	  3)  	  4) 

herdsman  n.	  1) 	  2) 

here  adv.	  1) , ;	   here and there   ; ;	   here, there and everywhere 	  2) ;	   come here  	  3) ;	   here is your book   ;	   here you ( we) are! . , !;  ,   ;	   here we are again!   !	  4)   ;	   here the speaker paused     	  5) my friend here was a witness of the accident        here's to you, here's how! ()  !;	   here's a go =   ;	   same here  ;  ;      ;	   here goes!  ! !; !, !;	   here today and gone tomorrow = " "

hereabout  hereabouts adv. ; - 

hereafter  1. adv.	  1) ,  ( ,   ..)	  2)  	2. n.	  1) , 	  2)  

hereby  adv.	  1) . , , ;  ;	   hereby I promise   	  2)  

hereditary  a.	  1) 	  2)  (  )

heredity  n. 

herein  adv.  ; ,   ( )

hereinafter  adv. ,   ( )

hereof  adv.	  1)  	  2) ,   ( )

heresy  n. 

heretic  n. 

heretical  a. 

hereto  adv.  ,   ( )

heretofore  adv. ,  

hereupon  adv.	  1)   ,  	  2)  ;  

herewith  adv.	  1)  (  ..);   ()	  2)  

heritable  a. , ;	   heritable disease  

heritage  n. ; 

heritor  n. 

hermaphrodite  n. ;  

Hermes  n. . . 

hermetic  a. ;   hermetic art 

hermetically  adv. , 

hermit  n. , 

hermitage  n.  ;  

hermitcrab  n. -

hern  = heron

hernia  n. . 

hero  n. (pl. oes )	  1) ;	   H. of the Soviet Union   ;	   H. of Socialist Labour   	  2) ,    (,   ..)	  3) ,  (  )

hero-worship  1. n.	  1)   	  2)  ,   ..	2. v.	  1)   	  2)  (,   ..)

Herod  n. . 

heroic  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) . , 	  3) ,  ( )	  4) heroic verse    (  );   (  );  (    )	  5) ,  (  )	  6)    (   ..)	2. n. pl. ,  

heroin  n. 

heroine  n.	  1) 	  2) ,    (,   ..)

heroism  n. ; , 

heron  n. 

heronry  n.  

herpes  n. . 

herring  n. ;	   kippered herring  

herring-bone  1. n.	  1)   " "	  2)  ""	2. a.   , ; " "

herring-pond  n. .     

hers  pron. poss. ( ;  . ; . her II) ; ;  ;	   this book is hers   

herself  pron.	  1) refl. ,  ; -; ;	   she burnt herself  ;	   she came to herself    	  2) emph. ;	   she did it herself    ; (all) by herself () ,  -.  she is not herself today     

hertz  n. . 

Hertzian  a. Hertzian waves .  

hesitancy  n. , 

hesitant  a. ; 

hesitate  v.	  1) ;  ;	   I hesitate to affirm ()  	  2) ;	   do not hesitate to ask me  ,  	  3)  he who hesitates is lost =   

hesitatingly  adv. 

hesitation  n.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3) 

hesitative  a.  , 

Hesperian  a. . 

Hesperus  n.  

Hessian  1. a. ,   Hessian boots .  ; 	2. n.	  1) .  	  2) . ,  	  3) ,  

het-up  a. ,   ;	   to get het-up about smth.   , 

heterodox  a. ; 

heterodoxy  n. ; 

heterodyne  .	1. a. 	2. v.  

heterogeneity  n. , 

heterogeneous  , 

hew  v. (hewed ;	   hewed, hewn)	  1) , ;	   to hew one's way ,   	  2)  ( hew down, hew off)	  3) ,  ( hew out);	   to hew out a career for oneself  	  4) .  ( hew off)

hewer  n. .	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . 	  4)  hewers of wood and drawers of water	    ) .     ;	    )   

hewn  p-p.  hew

hexagon  n. 

hexagonal  a. 

hexahedron  n. 

hexameter  n. 

hey  interj. ! (; .  , , )

hey-day  interj. ,  , 

heyday  n. , ,  ;	   in the heyday of youth   ;	   in the heyday of one's glory   

hi  = hey

hi-fi  . .  high-fidelity

hiatus  n. (pl. ses )	  1) , 	  2) . , 

hibernal  a. 

hibernate  v.	  1)     ( )	  2) 	  3)   

hibernation  n.	  1)  	  2) 

Hibernian  .	1. a. 	2. n. ; 

hibiscus  n. . 

hiccough  = hiccup

hiccup  1. n. 	2. v. 

hick  n. .	  1) , 	  2) attr. ;	   hick town  

hickory  n.  ( . . )

hickory-shirt  n. .           

hid  p.  p-p.  hide II, 2

hidalgo  . n. (pl. os ) . 

hidden  p-p.  hide II, 2

hide  I	1. n.	  1) , 	  2) .  ();	   to save one's hide   	2. v.	  1)  	  2) . ,  	II 1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  	2. v. (hid; hid, hidden) (); ();	   to hide one's feelings   ;	   to hide one's head ,   (.  );   	III n. .      (= 100 )

hide-and-seek  hide-and-go-seek n. (	    ) 

hide-away  = hide-out

hide-out  n. . ; 

hidebound  a.	  1)   ( )	  2) ,   

hideous  a. , , 

hiding  I	1. pres-p.  hide I, 2	2. n. ;	   to give smb. a good hiding ,  -.  	II 1. pres-p.  hide II, 2	2. n. in hiding  , ;	   to go into hiding 

hiding-place  n.  ; ; 

hie  v. . . ; 

hierarchy  n.	  1) 	  2) . , 

hieratic  a. ,  (.   )

hieroglyph  n. 

hieroglyphic  1. a. 	2. n. pl. 

higgle  v. 

higgledy-piggledy  1. n.  	2. a. , 	3. adv.  ,  

higgler  n. ;  

high  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) ; ; ;	   high official  ;	   H. Command  	  3) , ;	   high quality  ;	   high opinion  	  4) , ; ;	   high wind  ;	   high colour ;	   high farming  ;   	  5) , , ;	   high feeding  ;	   high living  	  6) ()   ;	   high summer  ;	   high noon  ;	   at high noon   	  7) , ;	   at a high cost   	  8) , ;	   high spirits ,  ;	   to have a high time  ,   	  9) , ;	   high ideals  	  10) ,  ( )	  11) . ,  	  12) ,   ( )	  13)    (-.)	  14) .  high antiquity  ;	   high and dry	    ) ,    ( );	    )   ;	    ) ;  (   ..);	   high and low ()   {. . high 2 };	   high and mighty , ;	   to mount ( to ride) the high horse, to ride one's high horse, to be on one's high horse, . to get the high hat ,   ;	   with a high hand ;	   high road	    )  , ;	    )  ,   ( -.); (it is) high time  ;  ;	   high Tory  ;	   high words  ;    	2. adv.	  1) ;	   to aim high  	  2) , ;	   the wind blows high   	  3) ;	   to live high   ,  ,    high and low ,  {. . high 1};	   to play high .   ;    ;	   to run high	    ) ,  ( );	    ) ;	   passions ran high  	3. n.	  1)  ; ;	   to be in ( at) the high   	  2)  ,   	High  . = high school

High Church  n.    ,   

High Court  n.    (      )

High Court of Justice  n.    (      )

high day  n. ,  

high explosive  n.	  1)   	  2) attr. high explosive bomb  

high falutin  1. n. 	2. a. 

high faluting  1. n. 	2. a. 

high grade  n.  

high jumper  n. .   

high life  n.  ,  ; 

high light  n.	  1)   ( , )	  2)  ,  to be in ( to hit) the high light    

high relief  n. 

high school  n.  

high speed  n.  ,  

high tide  n. .  ; 

high treason  n.  

high water  n.	  1) = high tide	  2) 

high-blown  a.	  1)  	  2) 

high-board diver  n. .   

high-board diving  n. .   

high-born  a.  

high-bred  a.	  1) 	  2)  

high-brow  .	1. n.	  1) ,   , 	  2)    , 	2. a. 

high-coloured  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  ( )	  4) , 

high-fed  a.	  1)    	  2) 

high-fidelity  n. .   

high-flier  n.	  1) 	  2)     ,   

high-flown  a. , ,  (   ..)

high-flyer  = high-flier

high-frequency  1. n. .  	2. a. ; 

high-grade  a. , ; ;  ( )

high-handed  a. ; , ; 

high-handedness  n. ,  

high-hat  . .	1. n.	  1)  	  2)  	2. v.  ,   ( -.)

high-hearted  a. , 

high-level  a.	  1)    	  2) 	  3) ()   

high-minded  a.	  1) , ; 	  2) , 

high-necked  a.  (   ..)

high-octane  a. .  ( )

high-pitched  a.	  1) ,  ( )	  2)    ( )	  3) . 

high-priority  a. ;	   high-priority call  

high-ranker  n.  ; ,     

high-ranking  a. 

high-rise  a. ; 

high-riser  n.  

high-risk  a. ,  

high-road  n.	  1) = highway 1  2	  2) ,   ;	   high-road to fame (to success)     ( )

high-rolling  n. . .  , 

high-scaler  n. 

high-sounding  a. , 

high-speed  a.	  1) , 	  2)  ( )

high-spirited  a.	  1) , 	  2) , , 	  3)   , 

high-strung  a. ;  ; 

high-toned  a.	  1) ,  (. .)	  2) . . ,  ; 

high-up  1. n.  ,  , 	2. a. .	  1)  	  2) 

high-water mark  n.	  1)   	  2)  ;   (-.)

highball  1. n. .	  1) .     	  2) -.  	  3)  	2. v.    

highbinder  n. .	  1) .  ; 	  2) , 

highboy  n.  

higher  1. a.	  1) comp.  high 1;	  2) ;	   higher education  	2. adv. comp.  high 2

higher-up  n. .	  1)   	  2) 

highland  n.	  1) , 	  2) pl.  ;  ;	   the Highlands    

Highlander  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)   

highlight  v.	  1)  	  2)    ;   

highly  adv.	  1) , , , 	  2) ; 	  3) ;	   a highly paid worker  	  4) highly descended  ;	   highly connected   

highness  n.	  1) ; 	  2)   (-.)	  3) 	  4) (H.)  ()

highway  n.	  1)  , ; 	  2)  ;  	  3) .   ( -.);  

highway crossing  n. 

highwayman  n.  (  )

hijack  v.	  1)     (   ..);  	  2)  ,   

hijacker  n.	  1) , 	  2)  

hijacking  n.	  1) , 	  2)  ,  

hike  1. n.	  1) .  ; ;  	  2) . . 	2. v.	  1) ,  	  2) 	  3) . . 	  4) . ,  (,   ..)

hilarious  a. , 

hilarity  n. , 

Hilary  n. ,    (  . )

hill  1. n.	  1) , , 	  2) 	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  (;  hill up)

hill-billy  n. . .	  1)       , ""	  2) attr. ;	   hill-billy music  

hill-side  n.    

hilling  1. pres-p.  hill 2	2. n. -. 

hillock  n.	  1) , 	  2) .  ;   

hilly  a. 

hilt  n. , ; (up) to the hilt	    )   ;	    ) ,  ,  to live up to the hilt   

him  ( ); ( ) pron. pers. obj.  he

himself  pron.	  1) refl. ; ; ;	   he hurt himself  ;	   he came to himself    	  2) emph. ;	   he says so himself    ;	   he has done it all by himself    ,    he is not himself    ;	   Richard is himself again =  

hind  I n.	  1) 	  2)  	II n.	  1) ,   	  2) . ; . 	III a. ;	   hind leg  ;	   hind quarters   ()

hind-carriage  n. 

hinder  I a. ;	   hinder part before  	II v.	  1) , 	  2)  

hindhead  n. 

Hindi  1. n.  	2. a.    

hindmost  a.	  1)  ; 	  2)  

Hindoo  = Hindu

hindrance  n. , ;	   you are more of a hindrance than a help   ,  

hindsight  n.	  1) 	  2)   ,  ;	   with ( in) hindsight   	  3) . 

Hindu  1. n. 	2. a. 

Hinduism  n. 

Hindustani  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	2. a. 

hinge  1. n.	  1)  (., ); ; 	  2) , ;   (-.) off the hinges  ;  	2. v.	  1)   	  2) ,   	  3) .  ( -.);  (on - )

hint  1. n.	  1) ;	   gentle hint  ;	   to drop ( to let fall, to throw out) a hint ;	   to take a hint  ()  	  2) ;	   hints on housekeeping   	  3) , ;	   not a hint of surprise   	2. v.  (at - )

hinterland  . n.	  1)       	  2) .  	  3) ,      ..

hip  I n.	  1) ; 	  2) . ,  ;  to have ( to get) a person on the hip  -.  ;   -. ;	   hip and thigh 	II n.  ( ) 	III (.  hypochondria) .	1. n. , ;	   to have the hip 	2. v.   	IV int; hip, hip, hurrah! ! !

hip-bath  n.  

hip-bone  n. .  

hip-roof  n.  ,  

hipped  a. .	  1) 	  2)  ( -.);	   hipped on philately  

hippie  n. 

hippo  n. (pl. os ) . .  hippopotamus

hippocampi  pl.  hippocampus

hippocampus  n. (pl. pi) .  

hippodrome  n.	  1) 	  2) . , 

hippopotami  pl.  hippopotamus

hippopotamus  n. (pl. es mi) 

hippy  = hippie

hipster  n. . ,  , , 

hire  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   to let out on hire  ,  	  2)   ;	   to work for hire   	2. v.  hire out	    )  ,  ;	    )  ( ,   ..)

hire system  = hire-purchase

hire-purchase  n.   

hireling  n.	  1) , 	  2)  

hirst  n. .  ,   

hirsute  a. , 

his  ( ); ( ) pron. poss. , ;  ;	   his pen  

hispid  a. . .     ; 

hiss  1. n. ; 	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2)  hiss away, hiss down, hiss off, hiss out  

hist  interj. !, !

histiology  histology n. 

historian  n. 

historic  a.	  1) ;   	  2) . historic present  ,  ,   

historical  a. ;  ;   ,   ;	   historical film  ;	   historical picture  

historicity  n. 

historiographer  n. 

historiography  n. 

history  n.	  1) ;  ;	   modern history  	  2) , ;	   the inner history of smth.  -.;	   that's ancient history!   !,   !	  3) .  

histrionic  a.	  1) , 	  2)  ; 	  3) . histrionic paralysis    

histrionics  n. pl.	  1)  , 	  2)  	  3) . , 

hit  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ;  	  3) ,   (at);	   that's a hit at me    	  4) , 	  5) , ,   ..,  ; "" ; ;  ;	   the film was quite a hit    	  6)  ,  	2. v. (hit)	  1)  (on - ); ;	   to hit below the belt	    ) .    ;	    )   ;	    )   ;	   to hit a man when he's down  	  2)  (against, upon - , )	  3)   ; .  ,   ;	   to be badly hit   ,  	  4) ; ,  ( hit on, hit off, hit upon);	   we hit the right road     ;	   to hit a likeness  	  5) . .  hit back  ;	   hit off	    )    , ;  ;	    ) ;	    )   (, );	   hit out    to hit it	    )  ,   ;	    ) . ,    ;	   to hit it off with smb.   -., to hit the (right) nail on the head  ,   ;	   to hit the hay   ;	   to hit smb.'s fancy  -. ;	   to hit the bottle   ;	   to hit the big spots . . ;	   to hit the drink . .	    )   ;	    )   ;	   hit or miss , ; -

hit-and-mis  a. 

hit-and-run  a.	  1) hit-and-run driver ,  ,  	  2) ,    

hit-or-miss  1. a. ;  -	2. adv. ; -

hitch  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ; ; ; , ;	   without a hitch =  ,  	  3)  ( )	  4) .    	  5) . ; ; 	  6) .        , 	2. v.	  1)  , ;  ( hitch up; to)	  2) (), () (on, to); , 	  3) ,  ()	  4) , 	  5) . 	  6) . ,  ( hitch in, hitch on);	   to hitch on together , 	  7) = hitch-hike

hitch-hike  v. ,     ,    , ""  

hitched  1. p-p.  hitch 2	2. a. . . ; 

hither  1. adv. . ;	   hither and thither   ;	   hither and yon(d)   	2. a. ,  

hitherto  adv. .   ,   

Hitlerite  n. , 

hive  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)  	2. v.	  1)  ()  ; .  	  2) 	  3) 	  4)  , 

hives  n. pl. 

ho  interj. ! (;  . ,   ..);	   what ho! , !

hoar  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3) ; 	2. a. 

hoar-frost  n. , 

hoar-head  n.  

hoar-stone  n.  

hoard  I	1. n. ,     ..; -. , 	2. v. ; , ,  ( hoard up);  	II n.	  1)     	  2)      

hoarding  I pres-p.  hoard I, 2	II = hoard II

hoarse  a. , 

hoarsen  v. 

hoary  a.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) .   

hoax  1. n. ; 	2. v. ; 

hob  n.	  1)      	  2)   ,     ( )	  3) ,  ()	  4)  ()	  5) .  

hob-nob  v.	  1)  ,  	  2)  , 

hobble  1. n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) 	2. v.	  1) , ; 	  2) ; . 	  3)  ()

hobble-skirt  n.  

hobbledehoy  n.  

hobby  I n.	  1) , ,  , ;	   to ride ( to mount) a hobby    () 	  2) = hobby-horse 1	  3) . , 	  4)   	II n. . 

hobby-horse  n.	  1) ,     (); -;   	  2) . = hobby I 1

hobgoblin  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

hobnail  n.     

hobo  .	1. n. (pl. -os, -oes )	  1) ,  	  2) 	2. v.	  1)        	  2) 

hock  I = hough	II n. (. H.) 	III 1. n.	  1) 	  2) . 	2. v.  ()

hockey  n. ;	   field hockey   ,  ;	   ice hockey   ;	   Russian hockey  ;   

hockey-stick  n.  (   )

hocus  v.	  1) 	  2) ,  ()	  3)  

hocus-pocus  1. n. -; 	2. v.  , , 

hod  n.	  1) .  (  , )	  2)  ( ), 	  3)   

hodden  n.    

Hodge  n. ( ) 

hodge-podge  = hotch-potch

hodiernal  a. . ,    

hodman  n.	  1)  	  2)  , 	  3)  

hodometer  = odometer

hoe  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  ()	2. v. ,  ();  

hoe-cake  n. .  

hog  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) . ,    (  )	  3)  	  4) ,  	  5) , 	  6) . ,  to go the whole hog	    )  -. ;  -.  ;	    )   	2. v.	  1)  	  2) .  , , ; 	  3)   (, )	  4) , 	  5) . ,   	  6)  -	  7) .  

hog cholera  n.  

hog-wash  n.	  1)   ; 	  2) . , ;  	  3) .  

hogback  n.	  1)   	  2) .  

hogcote  n. 

hogget  n.	  1)  	  2) = hog 1, 2

hoggin  n.  , 

hogging  1. pres-p.  hog 2	2. n. . , ; 

hoggish  a.	  1) 	  2) , , 

hogpen  = hogcote

hogshead  n.	  1)  	  2)  (  = 238 )

hoick  1. n. .  , 	2. v. .	  1)  	  2) .      ,  	3. interj. !

hoicks  = hoick 3

hoik  = hoick 1, 2

hoist  1. n.	  1) ;	   to give smb. a hoist  -.,  	  2) , 	  3) , 	2. v.  (, , )

hoist-bridge  n.  

hoity-toity  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) . , 	3. interj. .  !

hokey-pokey  n.	  1) .  	  2)  hocus-pocus 1

hokum  n. .	  1) . . , , ,    	  2)  ,    	  3) , 

hold  I	1. n.	  1) ; ;	   to take ( to get, to catch, to seize, to lay) hold of smth.  -.,   -.;	   to let go ( to lose) one's hold of smth.  -.  	  2) ,  ( on, over);	   to have a hold over a person    -.	  3)  ; 	  4) ,    ; , ; 	  5) . 	  6) .  ( , )	2. v. (held)	  1) 	  2) , ;	   to hold land  	  3) 	  4)  (  ..)	  5)  ( )	  6)   ( );    ( , ; . hold good)	  7)  (,   ..);	   to hold a rank  , ;	   to hold office  	  8)  ();  ();	   to hold smb. in thrall ,  -.;	   to hold the stage   ;     	  9)   , ;	   this room holds a hundred persons     	  10) , ;	   I hold it good  ,   ;	   I hold him to be wrong  ,   ;	   to hold smb. responsible   -. ;	   to hold smb. in esteem  -.;	   to hold smb. in contempt  -.	  11) , ;	   to hold one's tongue ;	   hold your noise! () !	  12)  ();	   to hold an event  	  13)  ()	  14) , 	  15)  ( ) hold back	    ) ();  (from);	    ) ;	   to hold back the truth  ;	    ) ,  (   ..);	   hold by  ();  ();	   hold down	    )   ;	    ) ,  ;	   to hold down a job   ,   ;	   hold forth	    ) , ;	    ) ;	   to hold forth a hope  ;	   hold in ();	   hold off	    ) ; () ;	    ) ;	   the rain held off till the evening    ;	   hold on	    )   -.;	    )   -.,   -.;	    ) hold on a minute! .   !;	   hold out	    ) ; ;	   to hold out hope  ;	    ) ,   ;	    ) ;	   how long will our supplies hold out?      ?;	    ) . ; ;	   hold over	    ) , ;	    ) ,  ( );	    ) .     ;	   hold to	    ) ,  (  ..);	    ) ;	   to hold smb. to his promise    -.  ;	   to hold to terms    ;	   hold up	    ) , ;	   to hold up to derision   ;	    ) , ;	    ) , ;	    )    ;	   hold with ;   ;  to hold cheap  ;	   hold hard! !; !;	   to hold it against smb.    -.,  -.  -.;	   to hold one's hand ;	   hold your horses =   ;  ,  ;	   to hold water   ;	   it won't hold water     ;	   to hold out on smb. .   -.	II n. . 

hold-over  n. .	  1) 	  2)  ,    ; ,      ..	  3) . ,     

hold-up  n.	  1) ;  ( , )	  2) , 	  3) ,  ( )

hold-upman  = hold-up 2

holdall  n.	  1) ;  	  2)     

holdback  n. , 

holder  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  (  ..)	  3) .  ,  	  4) , 	  5) . , , ; 

holdfast  n.	  1) , , , 	  2) .  	  3)  

holding  1. pres-p.  hold I, 2	2. n.	  1)   (. );	   small holdings  	  2)  (  ..)	  3) ;	   pl. , 	  4) , 

holdingcapacity  n. , 

holdingcompany  n. ,      ; -; -

hole  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) 	  5) ; 	  6) .  ;	   in a hole   ; .  	  7) , ,   	  8) .  	  9)    ( )	  10) . ,  ( )	  11) . , ,  a hole in one's coat   -. ;	   like a rat in a hole   ;	   to pick holes (in) ;	   to make a hole in smth.   -. (. , )	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) .    ()	  4)    ()	  5)   hole up	    )    ;	    ) ,   

hole-and-corner  a. . , ,  

hole-gauge  n. . 

hole-in-thewall  n.	  1) 	  2) . ,    

holer  n. . , 

holey  a. 

holiday  1. n.	  1) ,  	  2) ;	   a month's holiday  ;	   busman's holiday . ,   	  3) pl. 	  4) attr. , ;	   holiday time ( season)  ;   	2. v. ,  

holiday-maker  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; ; 

holla  = hollo(a)

Holland  n. ; ;	   brown Holland    {. .   }

Hollander  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  

Hollands  n.  

hollo  1. interj. !	2. n. , ; 	3. v.	  1) , ; 	  2)  

hollow  1. n.	  1) ; , ; 	  2) 	  3) , 	2. a.	  1) ; ; ;	   hollow tree  	  2) , 	  3)  ( )	  4) ; ;	   hollow sympathy  	  5) , 	  6) ; 	3. adv. , ;	   to beat hollow	    )  ; ;	    ) 	4. v. ,  ( hollow out)

hollow ware  n.    ,   .. (, ,   ..)

hollow-eyed  a.      

hollow-hearted  a. 

holly  n. . 

hollyhock  n. . - 

Hollywood  n. ,  , 

holm  n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) .  

holm-oak  = holm 3

holmme  n.	  1)  	  2) 

holocaust  n.	  1) , ; ; ;	   nuclear holocaust  	  2) ,    

holograph  1. n.   	2. a. 

holography  n.  (   )

holster  n. 

holt  I n. .	  1) 	  2)  	II n.	  1) 	  2)  (. )

holus-bolus  adv. .  , , 

holy  a. , ; ;	   H. Week  ;	   H. Writ   ()

Holy Office  n. .   (  )

holystone  1. n.  ; 	2. v.   , 

homage  n.	  1) , ;	   to do ( to pay, to render) homage	    )  ;	    )  ;	   in a kind of homage  	  2) .   

home  1. n.	  1) , ;	   at home ,  ;	   to make one's home ;	   make yourself at home   	  2)  , ;	   at home and abroad     	  3) ,  ;  , 	  4) 	  5) ;	   an orphan's home  	  6) ,   (, )	  7)  ( ) to send smb. home =   ;	   to be not at home to anyone   ;	   to be ( to feel) at home in French (English etc.)    (  ..) ;	   one's last ( long) home 	2. a.	  1) ;	   home science 	  2) , 	  3) ;  ( );	   home market  ;	   home trade  ;	   H. Office   ;	   H. Secretary   	  4) home position .  	3. adv.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  	  4)  ,  ; ,  to bring smth. home to smb.  -.;  -. ,  (-.);	   to bring a crime home to smb.  -.  ;	   to bring oneself ( to come, to get) home  (  );   ;	   to come home to	    )  ( );    ;	    )  ( );  ;	   nothing to write home about .  ,  ;	   to touch home   	4. v.	  1)   (.   )	  2) ,  	  3)  ;  ( -.);	   to home with smb.   -.,     -.

Home Counties  n. pl. ,  

home farm  n.   

Home Guard  n. .	  1)   ,  ( )	  2)  ( )

home rule  n.	  1) , 	  2) (H. R.) . 

home team  n. .   

home thrust  n.	  1)  	  2)  ;  

home-bred  a.	  1) 	  2) ,  

home-brew  n.	  1)  	  2)  

home-brewed  a.	  1)  (   ..)	  2) . 

home-coming  n.	  1)  ,  	  2) .    ()

home-felt  a. , 

home-grown  a.	  1)  , 	  2) 

home-keeping  1. a.	  1) 	  2)   	2. n.	  1) 	  2) 

home-made  a.	  1)  , ; 	  2)  

home-maker  n.  ;  

home-work  n.	  1)  ,  	  2)   ( ,   ..)	  3)  

homecraft  n.  

homeland  n. , 

homeless  a. , ;	   homeless boy 

homelike  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

homeliness  n.	  1) , ; 	  2)  	  3) . 

homely  a.	  1) , ; , ;	   homely fare  	  2) , 	  3) . , 

homer  n.  

Homeric  a.	  1) 	  2) 

homeroom teacher  n. . . , 

homesick  a.   ,  

homesickness  n.   , 

homespun  1. a.	  1) 	  2) , 	2. n.  

homestead  n.	  1) ; 	  2) .  ()

homesteader  n. .  , 

homester  n.	  1) .   	  2) 

homestretch  n.	  1)   (   ..)	  2) .   (-.)

homeward  1. a. ,   	2. adv. ,  

homeward-bound  a. ,   ( )

homewards  = homeward 2

homey  a. , 

homicidal  a.	  1) ; 	  2)     ( )

homicide  n. .	  1) 	  2) ;	   justifiable homicide     

homily  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

homing  I	1. pres-p.  home 4	2. a.  	II n.	  1)  	  2) ,  (, )	  3) attr. ;	   homing device .  ; 	  4) attr. ;	   homing weapon   ;	   homing missile  

homing pigeon  n.  

hominy  n. 

homoeopath  n. 

homoeopathic  a. 

homoeopathy  n. 

homogeneity  n. ; 

homogeneous  a.	  1)  (. .)	  2) . 

homograph  n. . 

homologate  v.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 

homologous  a.	  1) 	  2) . 

homonym  n.	  1) . 	  2) ; 

homophone  n. . 

homosexual  1. n. 	2. a. 

homosexuality  n. 

homy  a. ,   

Honduranian  1. a. 	2. n. 

hone  1. n.	  1) ,  	  2) .  	2. v.	  1) 	  2) . 

honest  a.	  1) ;	   to be quite honest about it  	  2) , 	  3) , , 	  4) , ;	   an honest girl  ;	   to make an honest woman of smb.    ; = " "  

honestly  adv.	  1) 	  2) , 

honestone  = hone 1, 1

honesty  n.	  1) ;	   honesty is the best policy  -  	  2) 	  3) . 

honey  1. n.	  1) ; . 	  2) . ; ; ; 	2. v. .	  1)  ; 	  2) 

honey dew  n.	  1) .  	  2) . 	  3)  

honey-bee  n. () 

honey-buzzard  n.  ()

honey-mouthed  a. , , 

honey-pea  n.  

honeycomb  1. n.	  1)  	  2) . ,   ( )	2. a. ; ; , 	3. v.	  1) , 	  2) , 

honeyed  a.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   honeyed words  

honeymoon  1. n.  ;	   to go for a honeymoon    	2. v.   

honeysuckle  n. . 

hong  n. .	  1)   ,   	  2)    

honied  = honeyed

honk  1. n.	  1)   	  2)   	2. v.	  1)  (  )	  2) . 

honor  honorable . = honour, honourable

honoraria  pl.  honorarium

honorarium  n. (pl. riums ria) . 

honorary  a.	  1) ;	   an honorary office  	  2) 

honorific  a.	  1) ;	   to earn honorific mention    ,    	  2)  , 

honour  1. n.	  1) , ;	   in honour  ;	   on ( upon) my honour  ;	   point of honour  	  2)  ,  	  3) , 	  4) , , ;	   to give ( to pay) honour to smb.  -. , ;	   to show honour to one's parents   	  5) pl. , ; ;	   military honours  ;	   the last ( funeral) honours  	  6) pl. .    ;	   to pass an examination with honours   	  7)   (.  ) your H.  	  8) -. (-.),  ()  (,   ..)	  9) .   honour bright .  ;	   honours of war   ;	   to do the honours of the house     ,  ;	   may I have the honour (of your company at dinner, etc.)    (    ..)	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  (with)	  3)    ( )	  4)  (),  ()

honourable  a.	  1) ;	   honourable duty  	  2) , 	  3) ; ; 	  4)  (    ,  );	   the honourable gentleman   (       );	   Right H.  (    ,     ..)

honoured  a.	  1) 	  2) 

hooch  n. . .	  1)  ,   	  2)  (  )

hood  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ()	  3)  ()	  4) , ; 	  5) .  	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2) , 

hoodie  n.  

hoodlum  n. . 

hoodoo  .	1. n.	  1)   ,  	  2) , 	2. v.  ; , 

hoodwink  v.   ; , 

hooey  n. . . , 

hoof  1. n. (pl. hoofs hooves)	  1) 	  2)  	  3) .  () on the hoof    ( );	   meat on the hoof   ;	   under smb.'s hoof ; =  ;	   to pad the hoof  ; =    ;	   to get the hoof  	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) . ,  ( hoof out)	  4) . 

hook  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  ; 	  3) 	  4)  ;  	  5) , 	  6) . , ;  	  7) ,     ( )	  8) . , ,  by hook or by crook   ; =  ,  ;	   to drop ( to pop) off the hooks .   ;    ;	   to go off the hooks .	    ) , ;	    )   ;	    ) ;	   on one's own hook . ,   ;	   to take ( to sling) one's hook . , 	2. v.	  1)    	  2) , 	  3) () (on, up -  )	  4) ,  (); . ;   ; ; 	  5) .  hook in ;    -.;	   hook out  to hook it . , 

hook-and-eye  v.   

hook-nosed  a.     

hook-up  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) .    ; 	  3) .  ,  	  4) . .       ;	   to speak over the (radio) hook-up       	2. v. . .         

hook-worm  n.  ()

hooka  n. 

hookah  n. 

hooked  1. p-p.  hook 2	2. a.	  1) , 	  2)    	  3) .  	  4) . .  

hooker  n.	  1)  ;	   the old hooker .   ( )	  2) .  

hookey  = hooky

hooky  n. to play hooky . . ,  (    ..)

hooligan  n. 

hooliganism  n. 

hoop  I	1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  ( )	  3) . , , 	  4) pl. ;  to go through the hoop(s)    	2. v.	  1)  ;  	  2) . ; ; 	II 1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  (  )	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  ( )

hooper  I n. ; 	II n.  

hooping-cough  n. 

hoopla  n.	  1)  "" (        )	  2) . , , 

hoopoe  n.  ()

hoopskirt  n. ; 

hoot  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)   I don't give a hoot ( two hoots) .    	2. v.	  1)  (at - ); , ;	   to hoot with laughter . ,  	  2)  ( )	  3) ,  ( , ) hoot after   -.  ;	   hoot away  , ;	   hoot down   ;	   hoot off, hoot out = hoot away

hootch  = hooch

hooter  n. , 

hootint   !, ! ( , )

hootsint   !, ! ( , )

hoove  n. .  

Hoover  1. n.  (  )	2. v. 

hooves  pl.  hoof 1

hop  I	1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) . ,  	  3) . . ;  to catch smb. on the hop  -. ;	   hop, step ( skip) and jump .  	2. v.	  1) ,    	  2) 	  3)  ( hop over)	  4)  ( );	   to hop a taxi     	  5) 	  6) . ,  hop along    ;	   hop off .   ;  to hop it . , ;	   to hop the stick ( the twig)	    )   ;	    ) 	II 1. n. . 	2. v.	  1)  	  2)    

hop-bine  n.   

hop-garden  n. -. 

hop-o'-my-thumb  n. ;   

hop-picker  n.	  1)  	  2)  

hop-pocket  n.  

hop-yard  = hop-garden

hope  I	1. n.  (of);	   vague hopes  ;	   to be past ( beyond) hope    ;	   to pin one's hopes on smb., smth.    -., -., he is the hope of his school      	2. v.	  1)  (for - );	   I hope so ,   ;	   I hope not ,    ;	   to hope against hope   ; ,      ;	   to hope for the best   ,   	  2) ,  (for)	II n.	  1)   	  2) ; 

hope chest  n.   

hoped-for  a. ;	   long hoped-for 

hopeful  1. a.	  1) ;	   to feel hopeful 	  2)  ; 	2. n. ,  ;	   a young hopeful! . .  !

hopefulness  n.	  1) 	  2) 

hopeless  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ;	   hopeless liar  

hopelessness  n. , 

hopper  I n.	  1) 	  2)  , . 	  3)      ; ;    , 	  4) . 	  5) .  , 	II = hop-picker 1

hopple  v.	  1)  ()	  2) ; 

hopscotch  n.   ""

hoptoad  n. . 

horary  a.	  1) 	  2)  ;  

horde  1. n.	  1) ;	   the Golden H. .  	  2) ; , ;	   fascist hordes  	  3) ; ;  ;	   hordes of people  	  4) ;  ();	   a horde of wolves  	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  , 

horizon  n.	  1) ;	   apparent ( visible) horizon .  ;	   rational ( true, celestial) horizon .  ;	   sensible horizon .  	  2) 	  3) . ,   

horizontal  1. n. 	2. a. ;	   horizontal fire .  ;	   horizontal bar . ;	   horizontal labour union . ,    

hormone  n. . 

horn  1. n.	  1) 	  2) pl.  ();  ()	  3)  ; ;  	  4) ;  ()	  5) ,  	  6) . ; ; 	  7) attr. ;	   horn spectacles     between ( on) the horns of a dilemma =   ;   ;	   to draw in one's horns ; ; ;   ;	   to toot one's horn . ,  	2. v.	  1)  	  2) ; 	  3) .   horn in	    ) ;	    ) ,   

hornbeam  n. . 

hornblende  n. .  

hornbook  n.	  1) .  (     )	  2) . , 

horned  1. p-p.  horn 2	2. a. ;	   horned cattle  

hornet  n. .  to stir up a nest of hornets, to bring a hornets' nest about one's ears   

hornlike  a. , 

hornpipe  n.	  1) ,  ( )	  2)  (   )

hornrimmed  a.   

horny  a.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) ; 

hornyhanded  a.   

horologe  n. . . 

horology  n.	  1)   	  2)  

horoscope  n. ;	   to cast a horoscope  

horrent  a. . , 

horrible  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) . , , 	2. n.  ;	   halfpenny horribles  

horrid  a.	  1) , 	  2) . , , 

horrific  a. 

horrify  v.	  1) ; 	  2) 

horripilation  n.  , 

horror  n.	  1) ;	   the horrors of war  	  2)  (of)	  3) . -. , ;	   he is a perfect horror!   !	  4) attr. a horror film (novel)  ()  the horrors   

horror-stricken  horror-struck a.  ,  

hors de combat  a. . predic.    (    ..)

horsd'oeuvre  n. . 

horse  1. n.	  1) , ;	   to take horse   ;  ;	   riding horse  ;	   to horse!  !;	   spare horse  	  2) , ;	   horse and foot	    )   ;	    )   	  3)  ( )	  4) ; ; 	  5) .     	  6) attr. ; ; ; . ;	   horse artillery   dark ( black) horse	    ) " " ( ,     ; . .-  );	    ) . .  ,    ( );	   don't look a gift horse in the mouth .      ;	   horse opera . .  ;	   straight from the horse's mouth =   ,  	2. v.	  1)   ;  	  2)  	  3) .  ,  ,    (  ) horse around . , 

horse breeder  n. ; 

horse breeding  n. 

horse godmother  n. . ,  , 

horse sense  n. .   

horse-bean  n. .  

horse-block  n.  (   )

horse-box  n.	  1)   	  2)      

horse-boy  n. - ; 

horse-breaker  n.  

horse-breaking  n.  

horse-breeding  a. 

horse-chanter  n. ,  

horse-chestnut  n.   (  )

horse-cloth  n. 

horse-collar  n. 

horse-comb  n. 

horse-coper  = horse-dealer

horse-cover  = horse-cloth

horse-dealer  n.  , 

horse-drawn  a.   

horse-fly  n. 

horse-laugh  n. ,  , , 

horse-mackerel  n. 

horse-marine  n.          tell that to the horse-marines! =    !; !, ()  - !;  !

horse-mill  n.	  1)    	  2) . ,  

horse-race  n. , 

horse-radish  n. 

horse-soldier  n. 

horse-tail  n.	  1)  	  2)   " "	  3) .  ()	  4) . 

horse-towel  n.    (  )

horse-trade  n.   ,   

horseback  1. n.  ;	   on horseback 	2. adv. . 

horseflesh  n. 

HorseGuards  n. pl.	  1)  ;  	  2) .     ( )

horsehair  n.	  1)  	  2)    ;  	  3) attr.   

horsehoe  n. -.  

horselatitudes  n. pl. . " " ( 30 - 35 grades N -    ;   .   30-35        )

horseleech  n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) . 

horseless  a. 

horseman  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) 

horsemanship  n.   

horsepath  n.  

horseplay  n.  ;  

horsepower  n. .  

horseshoe  1. n. ; -.,   	2. v.  

horsewhip  1. n. 	2. v. 

horsewoman  n. , 

horsing  1. pres-p.  horse 2	2. n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) 

horsy  a. ; ;    ,    

hortative  a. ; 

hortatory  = hortative

horticultural  a. ;	   horticultural crops  ;	   horticultural sundry  

horticulture  n.	  1) 	  2) 

horticulturist  n. 

hose  I	1. n. ,  ( ); ; 	2. v.   	II n. .	  1) ;  	  2) , ,   

hosier  n.   

hosiery  n.	  1)  , 	  2)    (, )	  3)  

hospice  n.	  1)  (. )	  2) , 	  3) .  

hospitable  a.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   hospitable to new ideas    ,    

hospital  n.	  1) , ;	   to be in hospital   	  2) . ;  	  3) .   ;	   clock hospital    	  4) attr. , ; ;	   H. Saturday, H. Sunday      

hospital chart  n.  

hospital-sheet  = hospital chart

hospital-ship  n.  ,  

hospital-train  n.  

hospitaler  = hospitaller

hospitality  n. , 

hospitalize  v. ,   

hospitaller  n. . ,   

host  I n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) . ,  the hosts of heaven	    )  ;	    ) ,  ;	   a host in himself    (   ..)	II 1. n.	  1) ;	   to act as host  	  2) ,  ; 	  3) . ,  , ""	  4) . .  	  5) attr. host country - (  ..);	   host team .   to reckon without one's host  ; 	2. v.	  1)  	  2)   ( , )	III n. . 

hostage  n.	  1) 	  2) 

hostel  n.	  1) 	  2)  (. youth hostel)	  3) . 

hosteler, hosteller  n.	  1) ,   	  2) ,   

hostess  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) , 	  4)    ( )	  5)   ( )

hostile  a.	  1) , 	  2)  (to);	   hostile feelings  

hostility  n.	  1) ;  	  2) pl.  ;	   to open hostilities   

hostler  n.	  1) 	  2) . -.  

hot  1. a.	  1) ; ; ;	   boiling hot 	  2) ; 	  3) , 	  4) ;	   to get hot , 	  5)   (on); 	  6) ;	   hot scent ,  ;	   hot  ( news) .  ;	   hot from the press   	  7)   	  8) , 	  9)  ( )	  10) . . 	  11) . . 	  12) . .      	  13)  ( )	  14) ;	   hot laboratory      to get one's water hot ;	   to get into hot water   ,   ;	   to make a place too hot for smb. .  -.;	   hot number . .   (  ..);	   not so hot .  ,   ;	   hot stuff .	    )  , ,   ..;	    )  ;	    )   ;	    )  ;  ;	    ) , ;	   hot potato  ;	   to drop smth. like a hot potato ,   -.;	   hot money . " " (,         ..);   ;	   hot war  	2. adv. ,   . {. 1}	3. n. . (the hot)   	4. v. . . heat 2

hot dog  1. n. .    	2. interj. !

hot well  n.	  1)  	  2) .   

hot wind  n. 

hot-air  a.	  1) . , 	  2) .    

hot-blooded  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

hot-brained  = hot-headed

hot-headed  a. ; ; 

hot-plate  n.	  1)    	  2)   

hot-pot  n.    

hot-pressing  n. .	  1)  	  2) 

hot-spirited  a. , 

hot-tempered  a. 

hot-waterbottle  n. 

hotair  n.	  1)    	  2) .  ; 

hotbed  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

hotbrain  = hothead

hotchpot  = hotchpotch

hotchpotch  n.	  1)     ;     	  2) ,  

hotel  n. , 

hotfoot  1. adv. , ;	   to come ( to follow) hotfoot on smb., smth.     -., -.	2. v. .  

hothead  n.   ( )

hothouse  n.	  1) , 	  2) . 	  3) attr. ;	   hothouse plant  

hotrod  n.	  1) ,    	  2) -

hotshot  a. . .  ( )

hotspur  n.	  1) , ,  	  2) 

Hottentot  n. 

hough  1. n. ,  	2. v.  

hound  1. n.	  1) ;  , . ;	   the hounds  ;	   to follow (the) hounds, to ride to hounds    	  2) ; ""	  3)      "hare and hounds" {. hare}	2. v.	  1)  ()	  2) ,  	  3)  (at, on, upon) hound down , ;	   hound out ,   

hour  n.	  1) ;	   at an early hour ;	   to keep early ( good) hours     ;	   to keep late ( bad) hours     ;	   pay by the hour  	  2)   ;	   dinner hour  ;	   office hours   ( ,   ..);	   peak hours  ;	   the off hours  ;	   after hours  ;     ..;	   out of hours    the question of the hour  ( ) ;	   till all hours  ,  

hour-circle  n. .  

hour-glass  n.   (   )

hour-hand  n.  

hourly  1. a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 	  4)  ( )	2. adv.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

house  1. n. pl.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ; ; ;	   to keep house  ;	   to keep the house  	  3) , ; , 	  4) (. the H.)  ();	   a parliament of two houses  ;	   lower house  ;	   upper house  ;	   H. of Commons  ;	   H. of Lords  ;	   H. of Representatives  ,    ;	   third house . .  ;	   to enter the H.   ;	   to divide the house .   ;	   to make a house   (  )	  5)  	  6) (the H.) . () 	  7) ; , ;	   appreciative house  , ;	   to bring down the (whole) house   ;	   full house 	  8) ; ;	   the first house starts at five o'clock      	  9) (the H.) .  	  10)  ;   	  11) ,  	  12)  	  13) . 	  14) attr. ,  house and home ,  ;	   house of call ,      , ;    ..;	   house of correction - ;	   on the house   , ;	   a drink on the house  ;	   to set ( to put) one's house in order     ;	   like a house on fire .   	2. v.	  1)  ;  	  2) , 	  3)  ( );	   we can house together    	  4) ,  ( ,   ..)	  5) -.  ();  ()	  6) (), 	  7) . 

house allowance  n. .  ()

house party  n.  ,      

house-agent  n.       

house-boy  n. , 

house-break  v.    

house-builder  n.	  1)  , 	  2) pl.     

house-dog  n.  

house-flag  n.  

house-fly  n.  

house-physician  n. ,   

house-proud  a.   ,   ;	   house-proud woman  ,  

house-room  n.  ; ; ;	   to give house-room to smth.   ( )  -.;	   to give house-room to smb.  -.

house-surgeon  n.  ,   

house-to-house  a. house-to-house fighting  ;	   house-to-house canvassing   (    )

house-top  n.  to proclaim from the house-tops	    ) .   ;	    )   

house-warm  v.  

house-warming  n.  

houseboat  n.	  1)  ;   ,   	  2)   ;  

housebreaker  n.	  1) , 	  2)    

housecoat  n.  

housecraft  n.        

housefather  n.	  1)  	  2)    - ;   

houseful  n.  ;	   houseful of furniture     ,    

household  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3) pl.  ,   	2. a. , ;	   household appliances  ;	   household word  ,  ;   household gods   ; -  

household franchise  = household suffrage

household suffrage  n.     

household troops  n. () ,  

householder  n.	  1)    	  2)  

housekeeper  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  

housekeeping  n.  ; 

houseless  a. ;   

housemaid  n.  (.  );  (  )

housemaster  n.    

housemother  n.	  1)  ;   ( )	  2)    ,   ..

housewife  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)     (   ); 

housewifely  a. , ; 

housewifery   ; 

housework  n.   

housing  I	1. pres-p.  house 2	2. n.	  1)  ;  	  2)  	  3) , 	  4) , ; ; 	  5) . , ; , 	  6) . 	  7) attr.  housing list         ;	   housing estate  	II n. ;  ( )

hove  p.  p-p.  heave 2

hovel  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2)  ( )	  3) 	2. v. -.    ()

hover  v.	  1)  ( ; . hover over, hover about);  ( )	  2) ,  (around, about - , )	  3) ,  ;  ;	   to hover between life and death     	  4) ,  , 

hovercraft  n. ,   ..   

how  1. adv.	  1) inter. ?,  ?;	   how did you do it?    ?;	   how comes it?, how is it? .   ?,   ?;	   how so?  ?	  2) inter. ?;	   how old is he?   ?;	   how is milk?   ?	  3) conj. ;	   tell him how to do it () ,   ;	   ask him how he does it () ,    	  4) emph. !;	   how funny!  !;  ! and how! . .  !;   ( .);	   how do you do?, how d'ye do? !;  ?;	   how are you?  ?;	   how about..?  ..?;	   how about going for a walk?     ?;	   it was a swell party, and how!    !;	   how now?   ?;   ?	2. n. . , ;	   the how of it   

how-d'ye-do  1. n. .    ;	   here's a nice ( pretty) how-d'ye-do!   !	2. = how do you do {. how 1 }

how-do-you-do  . how 1

however  1. adv.   	2. sj ,   ,   

howitzer  n. . 

howl  1. n.	  1) , ; ; 	  2) . , 	2. v. , ,  ( );  ( ) howl down  (,   ..)

howler  n.	  1) , 	  2) . ,  	  3) .  ()	  4) .  to come a howler =   

howling  1. pres-p.  howl 2	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) .  (   ..); ;	   howling swell  ;	   howling shame	    )   ;	    )  

howsoever  adv.   

hoy  I n.	  1)   	  2) 	II interj. !

hoyden  n.	  1) ,  	  2) -

hub  I n.	  1)  (), 	  2)  , , ;	   hub of the universe  ;	   the H. . . . 	II = hubby

hubble-bubble  n.	  1) 	  2)  , 	  3) ,  

hubbub  n. , ,  

hubby  n. (.  husband) . 

hubris  . n. ; 

huckaback  n.     (   ..)

huckle-bone  n. .	  1)  	  2)  ();  

huckleberry  n. 

huckster  1. n.	  1)  	  2) , 	  3) ; ;  	  4)     	2. v.	  1)   	  2) ; 	  3)  ,  ()

huddle  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) , 	  4) . .  ;	   to go into a huddle   	2. v.	  1)   	  2) , 	  3) , 	  4) ,   (. huddle together, huddle up)

hue  I n. , 	II n.	  1) hue and cry ;  "!, !";  (against)	  2) . ,    

huff  1. n.	  1)  , ;	   to be in ( to get into) a huff   	  2) ,  ( )	2. v.	  1) ,   	  2) 	  3) ;  (into; out of)	  4) (), ()	  5)  ()

huffish  a. ; ; 

huffy  a.	  1) , 	  2) = huffish

hug  1. n.	  1)  ;	   to give smb. a hug  -.	  2) ,  ( )	2. v.	  1)  ,   	  2)  (-.)	  3)  ,  ( -.)	  4)   (-)	  5) to hug oneself on ( for, over) smth.    -.,   

huge  a. , , 

hugely  adv. , 

hugeness  n. 

hugeous  (. .) . huge

hugger-mugger  1. n.	  1) ;	   in hugger-mugger 	  2) 	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 	3. adv.	  1) 	  2) , -	4. v.	  1) ;  	  2)  ()	  3)  , -

huguenot  n. . . 

hulk  n.	  1)   	  2) ,   ,   	  3) . 	  4)   

hulking  a. , , 

hull  I	1. n. , 	2. v.   , , 	II 1. n.	  1)  (, );	   hull down  ,   ;	   hull out  ,   	  2) , 	  3) . 	2. v.     

hullabaloo  n. , , , 

hulled  I	1. p-p.  hull I, 2	2. a. , 	II p-p.  hull II, 2

hullo, hulloa  interj. !

hum  I	1. n.	  1) , , 	  2) .  , 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  , ;	   to hum and ha(w)	    ) , ;	    )  , 	  3)    , 	  4) .   ;	   he makes things hum    	  5) .  , 	II .  humbug 1, 1	III interj. !

human  1. a.	  1) , ;	   the human race  	  2)  ;	   it's human to err   	2. n. . , 

humane  a.	  1) , ;	   H. Society   	  2) 

humaneness  n. , , 

humanism  n. 

humanist  n.	  1) 	  2)     

humanitarian  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 

humanity  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) , , 	  4)  , 	  5) the humanities	    )  ;	    )  ;  

humanize  v.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  

humankind  n. 

humanly  adv.	  1) -;    	  2)    ;	   all that is humanly possible ,    	  3) , 

humble  I	1. a.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   in humble circumstances   	  3) , ;	   a humble request  	  4) , 	2. v. ; 	II = hummel

humble-bee  n. 

humbug  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) (  interj.) , ; 	  3) , 	  4)  	2. v. , ;	   to humbug into smth.    -.;	   to humbug out of smth.   -.

humdinger  n. . .   

humdrum  1. n.	  1)  , 	  2)  	2. a. , 

humect  v. . , 

humectate  v. . , 

humeral  a. . 

humid  a. , 

humidify  v. 

humidity  n. , ; 

humidor  n.	  1)         (  ..)	  2)    

humify  I v. 	II v. -.  ()

humiliate  v. , 

humiliating  a. , 

humiliation  n. 

humility  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

hummel  a. , 

hummer  n. . , 

humming  1. pres-p.  hum I, 2	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) . , ;	   a humming blow  

humming-bird  n. . 

humming-top  n.  ()

hummock  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  

humor  . = humour

humorist  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

humorous  a.	  1) 	  2) , , ;	   humorous accident  

humour  1. n.	  1) ;	   sense of humour  	  2) , ; ;	   in the humour for  ;	   in good (bad  ill) humour   () ;	   out of humour   ;	   when the humour takes him   	  3) cardinal humours . .  ""    (, , ,    )	2. v.  (-.); ; 

humourist  = humorist

humous  a. ;	   humous soil  

hump  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) .  ;	   to get the hump ;	   to give smb. the hump    -.,  -. 	  4) ,  ;	   to get over the hump   	2. v.	  1) ()	  2)      	  3) .    (  ..)

humpback  n.	  1) 	  2) 

humpbacked  a. 

humph  interj. !

humpty-dumpty  n.  , 

humpy  n. . 

humus  n. , ; 

Hun  n.	  1) . ; . 	  2) . 

hunch  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  , ;	   a hunch of bread  	  3)  ( )	  4) . , ;	   on a hunch ;	   to have a hunch ; 	2. v.	  1) (), () ( hunch up)	  2) 

hunchback  n. 

hundred  1. n-card.	  1) ;	   about a ( one) hundred  ;	   great ( long) hundred  	  2) -;	   we'll meet at nine hundred hours    9,00 ( -) one hundred per cent ()  ; ;	   a hundred to one ,   ;	   the hundred and one odd chances  ;	   a hundred and one things to do =   	2. n.	  1)  ; ;	   hundreds of people  	  2) .  (   )

hundred-percenter  n. .	  1) -;  	  2)  ;  

hundredfold  1. a. 	2. adv.   

hundredth  1. n-ord. 	2. n.  

hundredweight  n.  (  112  = 50,8 ,   100  = 45,3 )

hung  p.  p-p.  hang 2

Hungarian  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) , ; 	  2)  

hunger  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ,  (-.;	   for, after)	2. v.	  1) ,  	  2)   (into; out of)	  3)  ,  (for, after)

hunger-march  n.  

hunger-marcher  n.   

hunger-strike  1. n.  ()	2. v.  

hungry  a.	  1) ; 	  2)  ,  (-.;	   for)	  3) ,  ( )

hunk  = hunch 1, 2

hunker  n. .	  1) .     	  2) 	  3) attr. 

hunkers  n. pl. . on one's hunkers	    )  ;	    )   

hunks  n. 

hunky-dory  a. . . , 

hunt  1. n.	  1) 	  2) (H.)   	  3)  (-.;	   for);	   to be on the hunt for smth.   -.	2. v.	  1)  (.  );	   hunt the fox, hunt the hare, hunt the squirrel   ,    -.  -.	  2) , ,  (  ..) hunt after ; , ;	   hunt away ;	   hunt down	    ) ; ;	    ) ;	    ) ;	   hunt for , ;	   hunt out, hunt up ; . 

hunt-the-slipper  n.    ()

hunter  n.	  1) 	  2)  ( )	  3)  	  4)    

hunter's moon  n.    

hunting  1. pres-p.  hunt 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2) attr. 

hunting-box  n.  

hunting-crop  n.  

hunting-ground  n.   happy hunting-ground(s)	    ) ,    (    );	    ) ,  ; =   

hunting-horn  n.  

hunting-party  n.  ( )

hunting-season  n.  

hunting-song  n.  

hunting-whip  = hunting-crop

huntress  n. -

huntsman  n.	  1) 	  2) 

hup  = hupp

hupp  = hup	1. interj. -! ( )	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  

hurdle  1. n.	  1)  ; 	  2) . , ;	   to clear the hurdle  ( ,  ) 	  3) (the hurdles) pl. = hurdle-race	  4) . , 	2. v.	  1)   (. hurdle off)	  2)   	  3)    	  4) .  

hurdle-race  n. .	  1)  	  2)   

hurdler  n. . 

hurdling  1. pres-p.  hurdle 2	2. n. .  

hurdy-gurdy  n.	  1)    	  2) 	  3) .     

hurl  1. n.  	2. v.	  1)  ( ); ; ;	   to hurl oneself  (at, upon - );	   to hurl reproaches at smb.  -. 	  2) . 

hurley  n.	  1)    	  2)      

hurly-burly  n. , , 

hurra  = hurrah

hurrah  1. interj. !	2. n.  hurra's nest . .  ; ; 	3. v.  "!"

hurray  = hurrah

hurricane  n.	  1) ;  	  2) attr. , ;	   hurricane deck .   ;  

hurricanelamp  n.  ""

hurried  1. p-p.  hurry 2	2. a. , , ;	   to have a hurried meal  ;	   to write a few hurried lines   

hurry  1. n.	  1) , ;	   in a hurry	    ) ;	    ) . , ;	   to be in a hurry , ;	   to be in no hurry   ;	   he won't do that again in a hurry       ;	   no hurry   	  2) ,   ( -.)	2. v.	  1) ,  (. hurry along, hurry up);	   hurry up! !, !, !	  2)    	  3)   	  4)  ,   .. hurry away, hurry off	    )  ;	    )  , ;	   hurry over  -;	   hurry through  -, ;	   the business was hurried through    , 

hurry-scurry  1. n. ; 	2. adv. , -	3. v.   ;  ; 

hurry-up  a. . . ;	   hurry-up repairs  

hurst  n.	  1) , 	  2) ;  	  3) , 

hurt  1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) , 	  3) 	2. v. (hurt)	  1)  ; ; 	  2)  , 	  3) , ,  ;	   to hurt smb.'s feelings ,  -.;	   nothing hurts like the truth =   	  4) . ;	   my hand still hurts    

hurtful  a. , 

hurtle  v.	  1) ,   , 	  2)   	  3)  (. hurtle together);   ,  (against - )

husband  1. n. , 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)   	  3) . 

husbandly  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

husbandman  n. . ; 

husbandry  n.	  1)  , ; 	  2) , 

hush  1. n. ; 	2. v.	  1)  	  2) ();  hush up , ; 	3. interj. !, !

hush-hush  a.   , ;	   hush-hush show . .     

hush-money  n.   

hushaby  interj. -

hushfully  adv. , 

husk  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) .    	  3) -. , 	2. v.   , 

husky  I	1. a.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) , 	  4) . , , 	2. n. . , ,  ; 	II n.  ( )	Husky  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  

huso  n. 

hussar  n. 

Hussite  n. . 

hussy  I n.	  1)  	  2) , 	II n. , ;  (   ..)

hustings  n. pl.	  1) .  	  2) . ,    1872 .    	  3)    

hustle  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ;  	2. v.	  1) (), ();	   to hustle through the crowded streets   	  2) ,   (-.;	   into);	   to be hustled into a decision     	  3) , 	  4)     ( hustle up) hustle away , 

hustler  n.  

hut  1. n.	  1) , , 	  2) 	  3) attr. ;	   hut barracks .   	2. v.	  1)   	  2)   

hutch  1. n.	  1)     ..	  2) 	  3) . , 	  4) .  	  5)    	  6) . 	2. v.  

hutment  n.	  1)    	  2)   ,   ..

hutting  1. pres-p.  hut 2	2. n.      

huzza  1. interj. !	2. n.  "!"	3. v.  "!"

huzzy  = hussy I

hyacinth  n. . . 

hyaena  = hyena

hyaline  a.	  1) .  ; 	  2) , 

hyalite  n. .  , 

hyaloid  a. 

hybrid  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) -.    	2. a. ; ; 

hybridization  n. . , 

hybridize  v. . ()

HydePark  n. - (  )

hydra  n. 

hydrangea  n. .  ()

hydrant  n.  , 

hydrargyrum  n. . 

hydrate  n. . , ;	   hydrate of lime  ;	   hydrate of sodium  

hydraulic  a. ;	   hydraulic cement   (  )

hydraulics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

hydride  n. .   

hydro  I n. (pl. os ) . .  hydropathic 2	II n. (pl. os ) . .  hydroaeroplane

hydroaeroplane  n. , 

hydrocarbon  n. . 

hydrocyanic  a. . ;	   hydrocyanic acid  

hydrodynamics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

hydroelectric  a. 

hydrofluoric  a. hydrofluoric acid  ( ) 

hydrofoil  n.	  1)  	  2)    

hydrogen  n. .	  1) ;	   heavy hydrogen  , 	  2) attr. 

hydrogenbomb  = H-bomb

hydrogenous  a. , ,  

hydrography  n. 

hydrology  n. 

hydrolysis  n. . 

hydromechanics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

hydrometer  n.	  1) , 	  2) . 

hydropathic  1. a. 	2. n. . 

hydropathy  n. 

hydrophobia  n. . , 

hydrophone  n.  ( )

hydrophyte  n. .  , 

hydropic  a. . , 

hydroplane  n.	  1) 	  2) 

hydroponics  n. pl. (.  sing) -. 

hydropsy  n. . 

hydrosphere  n. 

hydrostatic  a. 

hydrostatics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

hydrous  a. ,  

hydroxide  n. . ,  

hyena  n. 

hygiene  n. 

hygienic  a.	  1) 	  2) 

hygienical  a.	  1) 	  2) 

hygienics  n. pl. (.  sing)  ; 

hygrometer  n. 

hygroscopic  a. 

hylic  a. , 

hylotheism  n. . 

Hymen  n. . 	hymen  n. .  , 

hymeneal  a. 

hymn  1. n.  	2. v.  ; 

hymnal  1. n.   	2. a.   

hymnbook  = hymnal 1

hyp  = hip III, 1

hyperacoustic  a. . 

hyperbola  n. (pl. -lae, s ) . 

hyperbolae  pl.  hyperbola

hyperbole  n. ; 

hyperbolic  a. ; 

hyperbolical  a. ; 

hyperborean  .	1. a. , 	2. n.   , 

hypercritical  a.  , 

hypermarket  n.   ,   ,   

hypermetrical  a.    ( )

hypersensitive  a.  

hypersonic  a. , ;	   hypersonic speed  

hypertension  n.   

hypertrophy  n. 

hyphen  1. n. ,  	2. v.   

hyphenate  1. v. = hyphen 2	2. n. . .    (. Irish American     ..)

hyphenated  1. p-p.  hyphenate 1	2. a.	  1)   	  2) a hyphenated American = hyphenate 2

hypnosis  n. 

hypnotic  1. a.	  1) 	  2) 	2. n.	  1) ,  	  2)  	  3)  ()

hypnotism  n. 

hypnotist  n. 

hypnotize  v. 

hypo  .  hyposulphite

hypochondria  n. 

hypochondriac  1. n. 	2. a.  

hypocrisy  n. , 

hypocrite  n. , 

hypocritical  a. , , 

hypodermatic  . = hypodermic 1  2, 1

hypodermic  1. a. . ;	   hypodermic syringe ( needle)    	2. n.	  1)  	  2) = hypodermic syringe	  3) ,   

hypophyses  p  hypophysis

hypophysis  n. (pl. ses) . 

hyposulphite  n. 

hypotenuse  n. . 

hypothec  n. ; 

hypothecate  v.  ()

hypothermia  n. . 

hypotheses  pl.  hypothesis

hypothesis  n. (pl. theses) , 

hypothesize  v.  

hypothetic  hypothetical a. , 

hypsometric  a. . ;	   hypsometric date  

hyson  n.    

hyspy  n.   

hyssop  n. .  ()

hysteresis  n. . , ,  

hysteria  n. 

hysterical  a. , 

hysterics  n. pl. ,  

I  pron. pers.	  1) ; . n. me ,   . .;	   obj. .    .  subj.;	   it's me  ;	   I am ready  ;	   he saw me   ;	   give me the book   ;	   listen to me, please ,  ;	   you can get it from me      ;	   I poured me a glass of water     ;	   write to me in English   -	  2) . .   , . I laid me down  

I'd  . . = I would, I should, I had

I'm  . . = I am

I've  . . = I have

I, i  n. (pl. Is, I's ) 9-  . 

I-beam  n. .  

iamb  = iambus

iambi  pl.  iambus

iambic  1. n.  	2. a. 

iambus  n. (pl. bi, es ) 

iarovize  . v. -. 

Iberian  .	1. a. ;	   Iberian Peninsula  	2. n.	  1) 	  2)   

ibex  n. (pl. -xes ibices) .  

ibices  pl.  ibex

ibidem  . adv.  ,    

ibis  n. . 

ice  1. n.	  1) ;	   to keep smth. on ice   ; .     	  2)  to break the ice   ;   (, );	   to cut no ice	    )   ;	    )   ;	   straight off the ice	    ) ,    ( );	    ) ; ; (to skate) on thin ice ()  ,  	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2)  	  3)    ice up ;	   iced up  

ice-age  n.   (. Ice Age)

ice-axe  n. ,   ()

ice-bag  n. .   

ice-boat  n.	  1)  ( )	  2) 

ice-bound  a.	  1)   (   ..)	  2)   (   ..)

ice-box  n. ; 

ice-breaker  n. 

ice-cold  a.   , 

ice-cream  n. 

ice-field  n.  ,  

ice-floe  n.  

ice-hockey  n.   

ice-house  n.	  1) , 	  2)   (. )

ice-pack  n.  ,  ,  

ice-pail  n.    (  )

ice-rink  n. 

ice-run  n.   (   )

ice-show  n.   

ice-yacht  n. 

iceberg  n. 

iceblink  n.  

icedrift  n.	  1)  	  2) ,   

Icelander  n. ; 

Icelandic  1. a. 	2. n.  

iceman  n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) 	  4) . ,  

ichneumon  n. .	  1) ,  , 	  2)  (; . ichneumon fly)

ichor  n.	  1) . .  ( )	  2) . , ;  

ichthyography  n. 

ichthyoid  a. 

ichthyologist  n. 

ichthyology  n. 

ichthyophagous  a. 

ichthyosaurus  n. 

icicle  n. 

icily  adv.  (. .)

icing  1. pres-p.  ice 2	2. n.	  1)  	  2)   	  3) 	  4) . 

icon  n. 

iconic  a. 

iconoclast  n.	  1) . 	  2) ,    , 

iconography  n. 

iconoscope  n. . 

icteric  a.  , 

icterus  n. . 

ictus  n.	  1)    	  2) .  	  3) .  

icy  a.	  1) ,  (. .);	   icy welcome  	  2)  

idea  n.	  1) ; ;	   that's the idea  !;   !	  2) , ;	   we hadn't the slightest idea of it        ;	   to give an idea of smth.     -.;	   this is not my idea of a good book      	  3) , ;	   what an idea!   !;	   what's the big idea? .   ?;   ?	  4) , ;	   he is full of new ideas      the young idea  

ideal  1. n. 	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) , ; 

idealism  n. 

idealist  n. 

idealistic  a. 

ideality  n.	  1) 	  2) (. pl.) -. , 

idealization  n. 

idealize  v.	  1) 	  2)   

ideally  adv.	  1) , 	  2) ,  

ideate  v.	  1) .  	  2) ;   

ideation  n.      

ideefixe  n. .  , 

idem  . n.   ;   ;   

identic  a.	  1) = identical	  2) identic note ,   (   )

identical  a.	  1)    (  );	   the identical room where Shakespeare was born   ,    	  2) , ,  (with)

identification  n.	  1) 	  2) ;  	  3) ;	   identification of enemy units .    	  4) ,  (with)	  5) attr. ;	   identification parade  ;	   identification disc ( disk) .  ;	   identification prisoner  , ""

identify  v.	  1)   (with)	  2) ,  ;	   to identify oneself  ,   	  3) ;  (with)

identikit  n.  (  ..),   

identity  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) , 	  4) . 	  5) attr. , ;	   identity card  

ideogram  n.  ( ,    )

ideograph  n.  ( ,    )

ideographic  a. 

ideographical  a. 

ideolect  n.   ;	   is this word part of your ideolect?     ?

ideological  a. 

ideologist  n. 

ideology  n. , 

ides  n. pl. .- 

idiocy  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

idiom  n.	  1) ,  	  2) , , ;	   local idiom  	  3)   (  )

idiomatic  a.	  1) ;    	  2)  	  3) 

idiosyncrasy  n.	  1)  ,  , 	  2) . 

idiosyncratic  a. 

idiot  n.	  1) 	  2) . ;	   a drivelling idiot  

idiotic  a. , 

idle  1. a.	  1) ; ; ;	   to lie idle   ,  ;	   to stand idle   ( , )	  2) , 	  3) , 	  4) , ;	   idle talk  	  5) . , 	  6) . ,  ( )	2. v.	  1) ,  ( idle about);	   to idle away one's time    	  2)   (   ..)

idle space  n. .  

idle-headed  a. , 

idleness  n. , , ; ;	   to live in idleness    

idler  n.	  1) , 	  2) .    , , , 

idling  1. pres-p.  idle 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2) .    

idly  adv. ; ;	   to stand by idly  

idol  n.	  1) 	  2) 

idolater  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

idolatress  n.	  1) 	  2) 

idolatry  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

idolize  v.	  1) ,  	  2)  

idyll  n. 

idyllic  a. 

idyllize  v.  

if  1. cj.	  1)  ( .   );	   I shall see him if he comes   ,   	  2)   ( .   );	   if only I knew      ();	   if only I had known      ()	  3)       : do you know if he is here?   ,   ?;	   I don't know if he is here   ,   	  4) even if   ();	   I will do it, even if it takes me the whole day   ,      	  5)  .  .   ,   ..;	   well, if I haven't left my umbrella in the train  ,     ! as if  , ;	   as if you didn't know ()    ;	   if only   ;  ;	   he may show up if only to see you    ,     ,   ;	   if and when    ;	   if not  ,   ...	2. n. , ;	   if ifs and ans were pots and pans =    

iffy  a. . . 

igloo  n.  (    )

igneous  a.	  1) ; 	  2) . , ,  

ignis fatuus  . n.	  1)  	  2)  

ignite  v.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3)   	  4) 

igniter  n. . 

ignition  n.	  1) , ; ; 	  2) 	  3) attr. 

ignoble  a.	  1) , ; ;	   ignoble peace  ;	   ignoble purposes  	  2) .  

ignominious  a. , ;	   ignominious defeat  

ignominy  n.	  1) , 	  2) ,  ; 

ignoramus  . n. (pl. es ) 

ignorance  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  (of);	   to do smth. from ( through) ignorance  -.  

ignorant  a.	  1) 	  2) ,   (of, in; that);	   I was ignorant of the time   ,  

ignore  v.	  1) 	  2) .  (, )

ikon  = icon

il  pref. . in I  II

ileus  n. .  ,  

ilex  n. . 

ilia  pl.  ilium

iliac  a. . ;	   iliac passion = ileus

ilium  n. (pl. ia) .  

ilk  a. . of that ilk	    )  ,     ;	   Guthrie of that ilk    ;	    ) .   ,   ..;	   and others of that ilk     

ill  1. a.	  1) predic. , ;	   to be ill  ;	   to fall ( to be taken) ill 	  2) (worse; worst) , ;	   ill fame  ;	   ill success 	  3) (worse; worst) , ; , ;	   he had ill luck    as ill luck would have it  	2. n.	  1) , 	  2) pl. ;	   the ills of life  , , 	3. adv.	  1) , ; ; ;	   to behave ill   ;	   ill at ease   ;	   to go ill with smb.  , ,   -.;	   to take a thing ill   -.	  2)  ,  ;	   I can ill afford it       

ill-advised  a. ; 

ill-affected  a. ; 

ill-bred  a.  ; , 

ill-conditioned  a.	  1)  , 	  2) , 	  3)   ;   	  4) -. ,  ( )	  5) . 

ill-considered  a. 

ill-disposed  a.	  1)   ; 	  2)  (towards -	    ) 3)   ,   

ill-fated  a. ; ; 

ill-favoured  a.	  1) 	  2) 

ill-feeling  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  

ill-found  a.  ,   ( -.)

ill-founded  a. 

ill-gotten  a.      ill-gotten, ill-spent . =    

ill-humoured  a.   ;  

ill-judjed  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

ill-luck  n. , 

ill-mannered  a. , 

ill-natured  a.  , ; 

ill-omened  a.  , 

ill-placed  a.	  1)  	  2) 

ill-sorted  a.  

ill-spoken  a.   

ill-starred  a.    , , 

ill-suited  a. , 

ill-tempered  a.   ; , 

ill-timed  a. , 

ill-treat  v. ,  

ill-treatment  n.  

ill-use  1. n.  	2. v.   ( -.)

ill-used  1. p-p.  illuse 2	2. a.   

ill-will  n. ;  (to, towards)

ill-wisher  n. 

ill-wresting  a.	  1) 	  2)     

illation  n. . , 

illative  a.  , 

illbreeding  n.  , , 

illegal  a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   illegal strike . ,    

illegality  n.	  1) 	  2) 

illegibility  n. , 

illegible  a. , ,  ( )

illegitimacy  n.	  1) 	  2) 

illegitimate  1. a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)   ( )	2. v.  

illiberal  a.	  1) ; 	  2)  (  )	  3) , 

illicit  a. ; , 

illimitable  a. , 

illinium  n. . 

illiteracy  n. ; 

illiterate  1. n.	  1)  ()	  2) ; 	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

illness  n. ; 

illogical  a. 

illogicality  n. 

illume  . . illumine 1  2

illuminate  v.	  1) , 	  2) ,  	  3)    ; 	  4) 	  5)  , 

illuminating  1. pres-p.  illuminate	2. a.	  1) , ;	   illuminating gas  	  2) 

illumination  n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) 	  4) (. pl.) 	  5) pl.     ; 	  6) 	  7) attr. ;	   illumination engineering  

illuminative  a.	  1) 	  2) 

illumine  v.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , 

illusion  n.	  1) ,  ; ;	   optical illusion  ;	   to indulge in illusions  ;	   to have no illusions about smb. (smth.)    -.  ( -. )	  2)  , 

illusionist  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) .  

illusive  a. , , 

illusory  = illusive

illustrate  v.	  1) ;	   a well-illustrated book   	  2) ,  (,   ..)

illustration  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) , 

illustrative  a. ; 

illustrious  a. ; , 

illy  . = ill 3

image  1. n.	  1) ; ;  ( )	  2)  (); 	  3) ;	   to be the spitting image of smb. .   -.    ;    -.	  4) , ;	   to speak in images  	  5) 	  6) .  ( -.)	  7)  (   ..)	  8) attr. image fault .  ;	   image effect .  	2. v.	  1) ,  	  2)   ,  	  3) 	  4) 

image-building  n.  ,   ( ,   ..)

imagery  n.	  1) . . 	  2) , 	  3) 

imaginable  a. 

imaginary  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

imagination  n.	  1) ; ;  	  2) () 

imaginative  a.	  1)   	  2) ;   ;	   imaginative literature  

imagine  v.	  1) ,  	  2) , , 	  3) , 

imagines  pl.  imago

imago  n. (pl. gines, os )	  1) 	  2)  (   )

imbalance  n.	  1)  , 	  2) 

imbecile  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. a.	  1) 	  2) . , 

imbecility  n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) 

imbed  = embed

imbibe  v.	  1) , , ; 	  2) ; 	  3) .  (.  )

imbibition  n.   . {. imbibe}

imbrex  n. (pl. imbrices) .  

imbricate  v. .  

imbrication  n.	  1) .  	  2) .    

imbrices  pl.  imbrex

imbroglio  n. (pl. os ) ; ,  

imbrue  v. , ;	   to imbrue one's hands with blood   

imbue  v.	  1) , , 	  2)  ();   (, );  ()	  3) , , ;  ();	   imbued with patriotism      

imitate  v.	  1) ,   	  2) , ; 	  3) , 	  4) .      

imitation  n.	  1) , , ;	   to give an imitation of smb.  -.;	   in imitation of smb.   -.	  2) ; , 	  3) attr. , ;	   imitation leather  ;	   imitation jewelry ,  

imitative  a.	  1) ;	   imitative arts  ;	   imitative word  	  2) , 	  3) , 

imitator  n. , 

immaculacy  n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 

immaculate  a.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3) . 

immanence  n.	  1) ,  , 	  2) . 

immanency  n.	  1) ,  , 	  2) . 

immanent  a.	  1) , 	  2) . 

immaterial  a.	  1) ; , 	  2) , 

immateriality  n.	  1) 	  2) 

immature  a.	  1) , ; 	  2) .  (  );  ( )

immaturity  n. 

immeasurability  n. , 

immeasurable  a. , ; 

immediacy  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

immediate  a.	  1) , ;	   immediate contagion .  	  2) ;	   my immediate neighbours   ;	   the immediate postwar years   ;	   in our immediate time    	  3) , , ;	   to take immediate action   ,  

immediately  1. adv.	  1) 	  2) ,  	2. cj.  ;	   you may leave immediately he comes  ,    

immedicable  a. 

immemorial  a.	  1) ;	   from time immemorial   	  2) 

immense  a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) . , 

immensely  adv. . , , 

immensity  n. , 

immerse  v.	  1) ,  (in)	  2) ,  (, )	  3) , ;	   immersed in debt   

immersion  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . 	  3) .   

immigrant  1. n. ; 	2. a. 

immigrate  v. 

immigration  n. 

imminence  n.  (-.); , ; , 

imminent  a. , , ,  (   ..)

immiscible  a.   , 

immitigable  a.	  1)   , 	  2) 

immixture  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  (in - )

immobile  a. ; 

immobility  a. 

immobilize  v.	  1)  ;  ; , , 	  2) .  , 	  3)    ()

immoderate  a.	  1) , , 	  2) 

immodest  a.	  1) ; 	  2) , 

immodesty  n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 

immolate  v.	  1)   	  2) .  (-.)

immolation  n.	  1) 	  2)  (. .)

immoral  a. , ; , 

immorality  n.	  1) , ; 	  2)  

immortal  1. a. ; , ;	   immortal glory ( fame)  	2. n. pl. (the immortals)  (    )

immortality  n. , 

immortalization  n. 

immortalize  v. , 

immortelle  n. . . , 

immovability  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , , 

immovable  1. a.	  1) , ; ;	   immovable property  	  2) , 	  3) , , 	2. n. pl.  , 

immune  a.	  1)  ( -. ); 	  2) ,  ( -.)	  3) 

immunity  n.	  1)  ( -. ); 	  2)  ( ,   ..)	  3) 

immunization  n. 

immunize  v. 

immunology  n. 

immure  v.	  1) ;	   to immure oneself    	  2) . ;   	  3) .  

immurement  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)   

immutability  n. , 

immutable  a. , 

imp  n.	  1) , 	  2)  ( )	  3) . ; 

impact  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) , 	  3) , 	  4) attr. , ;	   impact fuze .  ;	   impact strength .  	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) (); 

impair  v.	  1) , 	  2)  (); , ;	   to impair one's health   	  3)  

impaired  1. p-p.  impair	2. a.	  1) , ;	   impaired development   ( -. )	  2) 

impairment  n. ; 

impale  v.	  1) , ;	   to impale oneself upon smth. ,   -.	  2) .   	  3) .  

impalement  n.	  1) .   	  2)  

impalpability  n. , 

impalpable  a.	  1) , ; 	  2) , ;	   impalpable distinctions ,   

impanel  = empanel

imparity  n. 

impark  v.	  1)  ()  	  2)    ( )

impart  v.	  1) , 	  2) ,  (, )

impartial  a. , ; 

impartiality  n. , 

impartible  a.  ( )

impassable  a. , 

impasse  n. .	  1) 	  2) ,  

impassibility  n.	  1)  (   ..)	  2) ; 

impassible  a.	  1)  (   ..)	  2) ; 

impassion  v.  ;  

impassioned  1. p-p.  impassion	2. a.  , , 

impassive  a.	  1) = impassible 1	  2) , ; 

impassivity  n. , 

impaste  v.	  1) . ,   	  2) ,    {. paste 1}

impatience  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 

impatient  a.	  1) 	  2)  (-.); ;	   impatient of reproof   	  3) ;   (of)

impawn  v.	  1)   , 	  2) . 

impeach  v.	  1)   ;  ;	   to impeach smb.'s motives   -. 	  2) 	  3)  (of, with)	  4)     

impeachment  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)    (.   ); 

impeccability  n.	  1) 	  2) 

impeccable  a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   an impeccable record   

impecunious  a. , , 

impedance  n. .  , 

impede  v. , , ;  (,  ,   ..);	   his load impeded him   

impediment  n.	  1) , , ;	   an impediment in one's speech 	  2) . .   	  3) pl.  

impedimenta  n. pl.  

impedimental  a. , 

impel  v.	  1)   	  2) ,  (to)

impellent  1. n. ,  	2. a. , 

impeller  n. . ,  , 

impend  v. (. pres-p.)	  1)  (over); . . ;	   the danger impending over us   	  2) , 

impendence  n. ,  (-.)

impendent  a. , ; ; 

impending  1. pres-p.  impend	2. a. , , ;	   an impending storm  

impenetrability  n.   . {. impenetrable}

impenetrable  a.	  1) , ;	  2) ; ;	   impenetrable darkness  	  3) , 	  4)   ;	   a mind impenetrable by ( to) new ideas  

impenetrate  v.  ;  

impenitence  n. 

impenitent  a. ; ; 

imperatival  a. . ,    

imperative  1. n.	  1) .  , 	  2) . 	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) , ; 	  3) imperative mood .  

imperceptible  a. , 

imperfect  1. a.	  1) , ,  	  2) , 	  3) . imperfect tense = 2	2. n. .   , 

imperfection  n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 

imperial  1. a.	  1) ;    	  2) 	  3) , 	  4) ; 	  5) ,  (  );	   imperial gallon   (= 4,54	    ) 2. n.	  1)  ()	  2)   (23 .  31 .)	  3) ,  ,   ..	  4)  (   )

imperialism  n. 

imperialist  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. 

imperialistic  a. 

imperil  v.  

imperious  a.	  1) , ; 	  2) , ;	   imperious want  

imperishability  n. ; 

imperishable  a.	  1) ; , 	  2) 

impermanent  a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) ,  ( )

impermeability  n. ; 

impermeable  a.	  1) ; ;	   impermeable to water 	  2) . ,  ( )

impermissible  a. , 

impersonal  a.	  1)  (. .);     	  2) ; , 	  3) , 

impersonality  n. 

impersonate  v.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3)   ( -.)

impersonation  n.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3) 

impersonator  n.	  1)  ()	  2) 

impertinence  n.	  1) , , 	  2) 

impertinent  a.	  1) , , 	  2) 

imperturbability  n. , 

imperturbable  a. , 

impervious  a.	  1) ;	   impervious soil  	  2)  (to)	  3) ; ,  (   ..)

impetigo  n. . 

impetuosity  n. , ; ; 

impetuous  a.	  1) , , ; 	  2) 

impetus  n.	  1) ,  	  2) () ; , , , ;	   to give an impetus to smth.  -.

impiety  n.	  1)  , 	  2) , 

impinge  v.	  1) ,  (on, upon, against)	  2) , ;	   to impinge upon smb.'s rights ,   -. 

impingement  n.	  1) , 	  2)  ( -. )

impious  n. 

impish  a. ; ;	   impish laughter  

implacability  n.	  1) 	  2) 

implacable  a.	  1) 	  2) 

implant  1. v.	  1) ; , 	  2) 	  3)  ()	2. n. .    ,     (   )

implantation  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ()

implement  1. n. ; , ; (. pl.) , ; 	2. v.	  1) , ;  ;	   to implement a decision    	  2)  

implementation  n. , 

implex  a. , 

implicate  v.	  1) , ;	   to be implicated in a crime    	  2)   , 	  3) 

implication  n.	  1) 	  2) , , 	  3) ,  ; ; ;	   by implication ;	   the implication of events ,  

implicit  a.	  1) ,   , ;	   implicit denial  ;	   implicit function .  	  2) , , ;	   implicit faith  

implicitly  adv.	  1)  	  2)  , 

implode  v. ()

implore  v. ; 

imploringly  adv. ;  

imply  v.	  1)   , ;	   with all that it implies      	  2) , 

impolicy  n.	  1) 	  2)  

impolite  a. , 

impolitic  a. ; , 

imponderable  1. a.	  1) ,  	  2)   ; ; 	2. n. (. pl.)  ; -. ; -.,    

import  I	1. n.	  1) , 	  2) pl. ,  ;	   imports and exports   ;    	2. v.	  1) ,  (into)	  2) , ;	   to import personal feelings   	II 1. n.	  1) , , 	  2) , ;	   a question of great import   	2. v.	  1) , , 	  2)  ,  ;	   that does not import    

importable  a. 

importance  n.	  1) , ;	   a position of importance  	  2) ;	   to attach importance to smth.  -. ;   -.;	   of no importance   

important  a.	  1) , , 	  2) , ;	   to look important     

importation  n.	  1) , ; 	  2)  

importer  n. 

importless  a. , , 

importunate  a.	  1) ; , 	  2) , 

importune  v. ;  ;  

importunity  n. ;    

impose  v.	  1)  (,   ..);  (;	   on)	  2)  (on, upon)	  3) ()	  4)  ,  (on, upon)	  5) .  ();  ( )

imposing  1. pres-p.  impose	2. a.   ; , 

imposition  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) .  ( , )	  5) .   (  )

impossibility  n.   . {. impossible}

impossible  a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) . , 

impost  n.	  1) . , ; 	  2) .    

impostor  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

imposture  n. , 

impotable  a.   

impotence  n.	  1) , 	  2) . 

impotent  a.	  1) , 	  2) . 

impound  v.	  1) 	  2)  ()	  3) , 	  4)  ()

impoundment  n. , 

impoverish  v.	  1)   ,  ,  	  2)  ()	  3)  ()	  4) ,  , ;	   to impoverish life  

impoverished  1. p-p.  impoverish	2. a.	  1) ;	   impoverished soil  	  2) , ;	   an impoverished existence  

impoverishment  n. ,   . {. impoverish}

impracticability  n.   . {. impracticable}

impracticable  a.	  1) , , 	  2) , ; 	  3) , ; 	  4)   , 

impractical  1) = impracticable	  2) = unpractical

imprecate  v. ,    -. 

imprecation  n. 

imprecatory  a. ,  

impregnability  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) .  

impregnable  a.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3) .  

impregnate  1. a. = impregnated	2. v.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3)  (with)	  4) ; 

impregnated  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ,  (with)

impregnation  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) . 

impresari  pl.  impresario

impresario  . n. (pl. -os ; -ri) , 

imprescriptible  a. 

impress  I	1. n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) , , ,  (-.);	   a work bearing an impress of genius ,   	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2) , ,  (on);	   to impress a mark upon smth. ,    -.	  3) , ,  ( );	   impress on him that he must...  ,   ...	  4)  , ;	   to impress smb. favourably     -.	II v.	  1) . .  	  2)  (  ..)

impressibility  n. 

impressible  a. , 

impression  n.	  1) ;	   strong impression  ;	   visual (auditive) impression  () ;	   to make ( to produce) an impression  ;	   to be under the impression   ;	   we are under the impression that nothing can be done at present     ,     	  2) , 	  3) , ; 	  4)  (); ,  ( )	  5) . ,  ()

impressionability  n. , 

impressionable  a. , 

impressionism  n. . 

impressionistic  a. . 

impressive  a.   ; ; ;	   impressive speech  

impressment  n.	  1)   (  )	  2) 

imprest  n. ,  

imprimatur  . n.	  1)   ( )	  2) , 

imprimis  . adv. -

imprint  1. n.	  1)  (. .); ;	   the imprint of cares  	  2) .  ,   (. publisher's  printer's imprint)	2. v.	  1)  (on, with)	  2)  ;  (on, in)

imprison  v.   ;  

imprisonment  n.  ( );  

improbability  n. , 

improbable  a. , 

improbity  n. , 

impromptu  1. n. ; 	2. a. 	3. adv.  , 

improper  a.	  1) , 	  2) ; ;	   improper practice	    )  ( ) ;	    )  	  3) , 	  4) , 

impropriety  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  , , 

improvable  a.  , 

improve  v. (); ();	   to improve in health ;	   to improve in looks  , to improve the occasion ( the opportunity, the shining hour)    improve away  ,  ;   ,  ;	   improve upon , 

improved  1. p-p.  improve	2. a. ;	   improved techniques   ;  

improvement  n.	  1) ,  (on, upon)	  2) 	  3) pl. .  ( , )	  4) pl. . ,  ( , )

improver  n.	  1) ,   ,  	  2) , 	  3) 

improvidence  n.	  1) 	  2) 

improvident  a.	  1) 	  2) 

improvisation  n. 

improvisator  n. 

improvise  v.	  1) 	  2)  , 

imprudence  n.	  1) , ; 	  2)  

imprudent  a. , ; 

impudence  n. , ; ;	   none of your impudence! .     !

impudent  a. , ; 

impugn  v. , ;   

impugnable  a. ; 

impugnment  n. ; 

impulse  n.	  1) , ;	   to give an impulse to trade   	  2) ; ;	   to act on impulse  	  3) attr. impulse turbine .  

impulsion  n. , 

impulsive  a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   impulsive force  

impunity  n. ;	   with impunity	    ) ;	    )    

impure  a.	  1) ; 	  2) ,  , 

impurity  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

imputation  n.	  1)   ,  (of)	  2) ,  ( -. );	   to cast an imputation on smb.'s character  -. 

impute  v.	  1)  (.  , .  )	  2)  -.,   -. 

in  1. prep. , 	2. adv. ; ;	   a coat with furry side in    to be in  ;	   long skirts are in now     ;	   in and out	    )  ,  ;	    )   ;	    ) ,   {. in-and-out};	   he is always in and out of hospital       ;	   to have it in for smb.    -.;	   to drop ( to go) in on smth.    -.;	   to be in for smth.	    )    -.;	   we are in for a storm   ;	    )    ;	   I am in for the competition     ;	   to be (to stay, to stop, to live) in there (here)  (, , )  ();	   to go (to come, to get) in there (here)  (, )  ();	   to throw in one's hand ,  ;	   to be well in with smb.      -.,  -. 	3. n. the ins    ;	   ins and outs	    )    ;	    )    ;	    )    ;	    ) , 	4. a.	  1)  ;	   the in part  	  2) .   ;	   the in party  	  3)  ;	   the in train  	  4) ;	   the in word to use  

in situ  . adv.   

in-and-in  a. in-and-in breeding  ;	   in-and-in marriage    

in-and-out  adv.	  1)  ,  ;	   he was in-and-out all the time  ..,  	  2)   ; . ;	   to know smb. in-and-out =  -.   in-and-out work  

in-between  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. a. , ;	   in-between tints ,  

in-calf  a.  ( )

in-flight  a. in-flight refuelling ( feeding) .   

in-I  ( il-  l; im-  b, m, p; ir-  r) pref.   -, -, -;	   inborn, imborn , ;	   to inlay ,   ..

in-II  ( il-  l; im-  b, m, p; ir-  r) pref. -, -; . active  - inactive ;	   legal  - illegal   ..

in-laws  n. pl. .      

in-patient  n.  ; .  

in-planttraining  n.     

in-toed  a.   ,  ; 

inability  n. ; ;	   inability to pay 

inaccessibility  n. ; 

inaccessible  a. , ; 

inaccuracy  n.	  1) 	  2) 

inaccurate  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

inaction  n. ; , 

inactive  a. ; ; 

inactivity  n. ; 

inadaptability  n.	  1) ;  	  2) 

inadequacy  n.  ; ; 

inadequate  a.   ; ; ; 

inadhesive  a. , 

inadmissible  a. , 

inadvertence  n.	  1) ; ;	   by inadvertence  	  2) , 	  3) 

inadvertency  n.	  1) ; ;	   by inadvertency  	  2) , 	  3) 

inadvertent  a.	  1) ; 	  2) , , 

inalienability  n. . ; 

inalienable  a. . ; 

inalterable  a. ;   

inamorata  . n.	  1) 	  2) 

inamorato  . n.	  1) 	  2) 

inane  a. ; ; , 

inanimate  a.	  1) , ;	   inanimate matter  ;	   inanimate nature  	  2) , 

inanimation  n.	  1) 	  2) 

inanition  n.	  1) = inanity	  2) , 

inanity  n. ; ; , 

inapplicability  n. ; ; 

inapplicable  a. ; ; 

inapposite  a. , 

inappreciable  a.	  1) ; ; ; ,    	  2) , 

inapprehensible  a. , 

inapproachable  a. ; , 

inappropriate  a. , , 

inapt  a.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   inapt remark ,    

inaptitude  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

inarch  v.  () 

inarm  v. . ;   

inartful  a. 

inarticulate  a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) ;	   inarticulate animal  	  4) . 

inartificial  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

inartistic  a.	  1) 	  2)   

inasmuch as  adv.  ;  , 

inattention  n. ; 

inattentive  a. 

inaudibility  n. 

inaudible  a. , 

inaugural  1. a. ;	   inaugural address     (,   ..)     	2. n. = inaugural address

inaugurate  v.	  1)    	  2)  (,   ..)	  3) ;	   a policy inaugurated from... ,  ...;	   to inaugurate a new era   

inauguration  n.	  1)  	  2)   	  3) attr. I. Day       

inauspicious  a. ;  ; 

inboard  .	1. a. ,   	2. adv.  

inborn  a. , ; 

inbound  a. ,   , -   ..

inbreak  n. ; 

inbreathe  v.	  1) 	  2) .  ( -. ,   ..)

inbred  a.	  1) = inborn	  2)   ,     	  3) 

inbreeding  = in-and-in breeding {. in-and-in}

incalculable  a.	  1) , 	  2)   	  3) 

incandesce  v. () 

incandescence  n. , ;  

incandescent  a. ,  ;     ( );	   incandescent lamp  

incantation  n.	  1) ,  	  2) ; 

incapability  n. 

incapable  a.  (of - , );	   incapable of telling a lie   ;	   incapable of improvement    drunk and incapable  ()

incapacious  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

incapacitate  v.	  1)     (for, from);	   to incapacitate smb. for work ( from working)  -. 	  2) .   	  3)  ;	   to be incapacitated from voting    

incapacity  n.	  1)  (for)	  2) . 

incarcerate  v.   

incarceration  n.	  1)   	  2) .  ()

incarnadine  .	1. a.	  1) ,  	  2) 	2. v.    

incarnate  1. a. ; ;	   virtue incarnate  	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) 

incarnation  n.	  1) , 	  2) ; 

incase  = encase

incautious  a. , 

incendiarism  n.	  1) 	  2) 

incendiary  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) pl. .   	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ,  	  3) . 

incense  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) attr. incense burner 	2. v. ;  

incensory  n. , 

incentive  1. n. , 	2. a. ;	   incentive wage .    

incept  v. .      (  )

inception  n.	  1) 	  2) .    (  )

inceptive  a. ; ; , ;	   inceptive verb .  

incertitude  n. ; 

incessant  a. , , 

incest  n. 

incestuous  a.	  1) 	  2)   

inch  1. n.	  1)  (= 2,5 )	  2) pl. , ;	   a man of your inches    inch by inch -;	   by inches	    ) = inch by inch;	    ) ;  ;	   the car missed him by inches      ;	   every inch	    ) , ;	    ) ; ;    ;	   he is every inch a soldier   ;	   to beat ( to flog) smb. within an inch of his life  -.  ;	   not to budge ( to yield) an inch     	2. v.     inch along  ,   

inchest  v.   

inchmeal  adv.   ; -; 

inchoate  1. a.	  1)   	  2) ; 	2. v. ,  

inchoative  .	1. a. 	2. n.  

incidence  n.	  1)  , ;	   what is the incidence of the tax?     ?	  2) , , 	  3) .  

incident  1. n.	  1) , ; , ;	   frontier incident  	  2)  ( , )	  3) .  (, ,    ..)	  4) .   ,     -. 	2. a.	  1) ,  (to)	  2) .  (upon - )

incidental  1. a.	  1) , , ;	   incidental expenses  	  2) ,  (to)	  3)     ( )	2. n.	  1) ,   	  2) (. pl.)  

incidentally  adv.	  1) , 	  2)   	  3)  ;	   be it said incidentally ,  , 

incinerate  v. ;   , 

incineration  n. ; 

incinerator  n.	  1)  	  2)   

incipience  n. , ;	   in incipience  

incipient  a. , ; ;	   incipient cancer .    

incise  v.	  1)  ; 	  2) ; , 

incision  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) , 	  3) . , 

incisive  a. , ; 

incisor  n. ,  

incite  v.	  1) ; 	  2) 

incitement  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

incivility  n. , 

inclemency  n. ,  (, )

inclement  a. ,  ( , )

inclinable  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

inclination  1) n. , , , , 	  2) ,  ( )	  3) ,  (for, to);	   she showed no inclination to leave    ;	   to follow one's inclinations  ,  

incline  1. n.  ; , 	2. v.	  1) (), ()	  2) (. pass.)  (to - );	   I am inclined to think    to incline one's ear to smb.  -. 

inclined  1. p-p.  incline 2	2. a.	  1) , ;	   inclined to corpulence   	  2) ;	   inclined plane  

inclinometer  n. . , 

inclose  = enclose

include  v.	  1) ,   	  2) 

including  1. pres-p.  include	2. prep. ,   

inclusion  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . 

inclusive  a.   , ;	   inclusive terms ,      (   ..)

incoagulability  n.  ()

incoagulable  a. ,  (   ..)

incog  . .  incognito

incognita  n. f.  incognito

incognito  1. n. (pl. -os ) 	2. a. ,    	3. adv. ,   

incognizant  a.  ;     (of)

incoherence  n. , , 

incoherent  a.	  1) , , ;	   to be incoherent  	  2) . , 

incombustibility  n. , , 

incombustible  a. , , 

income  n. (, . ) , ; 

income-tax  n.  ;	   graduated income-tax   

incomer  n.	  1) ; ;  	  2) ; 	  3) 

incoming  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) pl. 	2. a.	  1) ; ;	   the incoming year  	  2)  ( ,   ..);	   incoming tenant  	  3)  ( )

incommensurability  n. ; ; 

incommensurable  a. ; ; 

incommensurate  a.	  1) 	  2)  (with, to - ); 

incommode  v. , ; 

incommodious  a. ; 

incommunicable  a. ; 

incommunicado  a.	  1)    ,    ;	   to hold incommunicado	    )  ;	    )      	  2)    

incommunicative  a. , 

incommutable  a.	  1) 	  2) 

incompact  a. , 

incomparable  a.	  1)  (with, to -	    ) 2) , 

incompatibility  n. 

incompatible  a. 

incompetence  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . 	  3) . 

incompetent  a.	  1) , ; ; 	  2) . ;	   incompetent witness ,    	  3) . ,  ( )

incomplete  a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) , 

incompliance  n.	  1) 	  2) , ; 

incomprehensibility  n. , 

incomprehensible  a. , , 

incomprehension  n. 

incompressible  a. , 

incomputable  a. , 

inconceivability  n. 

inconceivable  a.	  1) , 	  2) . , 

inconclusive  a.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) ;	   inconclusive vote ,   

incondensable  a. ; 

incondite  a.	  1)  ; 	  2) , ; 

incongruity  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

incongruous  a.	  1) ,  (with)	  2) , 

inconsecutive  a. 

inconsequence  n. 

inconsequent  a.	  1) , 	  2)    ; 	  3) ; 

inconsequential  = inconsequent

inconsiderable  a. , 

inconsiderate  a.	  1) , , 	  2)   ;	   to be inconsiderate of others     

inconsistency  n. ,   . {. inconsistent}

inconsistent  a.	  1) ,  (with)	  2) , 	  3) = inconstant

inconsolable  a. ; ;	   inconsolable distress  

inconsonant  a. ,  (with, to)

inconspicuous  a.   , , ;	   to make oneself as inconspicuous as possible      

inconstancy  n. , 

inconstant  a. , , 

inconsumable  a.	  1) 	  2)    

incontestable  a. , ;	   incontestable evidence  

incontinence  n.	  1) 	  2)  (. )	  3) . 

incontinent  a.	  1)  (of)	  2) 	  3) .  

incontinently  adv.	  1) 	  2) , 

incontrovertible  a. , , , ;	   incontrovertible evidence  

inconvenience  1. n. , 	2. v.  , 

inconvenient  a. ; , ; ;	   if not inconvenient to you    

inconversable  a. , 

inconversant  a. 

inconvertible  a.	  1)    , ;	   inconvertible currency  	  2)   

incoodination  n.  , 

incoordinate  a. , 

incorporate  1. a. , ; 	2. v.	  1) (), ();  ( )	  2) ,  (  ..)	  3) ,    	  4) () (with)

incorporation  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ,  (  ..)

incorporeal  a. ; 

incorrect  a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) ;	   incorrect tuning .  

incorrigible  a. 

incorrodible  a. . ,   

incorrupt  a.	  1) ; ,   	  2) 

incorruptibility  n.	  1)  	  2) 

incorruptible  a.	  1) 	  2) 

increase  1. n. , ; , , , ;	   to be on the increase , ;	   an increase in pay   	2. v. , (); ; ();	   to increase one's pace  ;	   to increase by 10%   10%

increasingly  adv.    

incredibility  n. , 

incredible  a.	  1) , 	  2) . , ;	   incredible difficulties  

incredulity  n. , 

incredulous  a. , ;	   incredulous looks (smiles)   ()

incremate  v. 

incremation  n. 

increment  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) . 	  5) .   ; ; 

increscent  a. ;	   increscent moon  

incriminate  v.   , 

incriminatory  a. 

incrustation  n.	  1)  , , 	  2) , ,   ..	  3) 

incubate  v.	  1) ,  ();  ( )	  2) ,  (  ..)	  3)  (, )

incubation  n.	  1)  ();  (. artificial incubation)	  2) ,  (  ..)	  3) .  

incubative  = incubatory

incubator  n. 

incubatory  a.	  1) 	  2) 

incubus  n.	  1) ,  	  2) 	  3)    ..

inculcate  v. , , ,  (on, upon, in)

inculcation  n. , , 

inculpate  v. .	  1) ; 	  2) 

inculpation  n.	  1) 	  2) 

inculpatory  a. 

incumbency  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) . ,  

incumbent  1. n.   	2. a. it is incumbent on you...    ...,  ...

incunabula  . n. pl.	  1)  (   1500 .)	  2)  ,  

incur  v.  (-);   ;	   to incur debts   ;	   to incur losses	    )  ;	    ) .  

incurability  n.	  1) 	  2) 

incurable  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) 	2. n. ( pl.)  

incuriosity  n.  

incurious  a.	  1) 	  2) ,  not incurious 

incursion  n.	  1) , 	  2)  , , 	  3) .  ()

incurvation  n.	  1) 	  2) , , 

incurvature  = incurvation

incurve  v.	  1)  ()	  2) ();  ()

incus  n. .  (  )

incuse  1. n.  	2. a. , 	3. v.  (    ..), 

incut  1. n. , 	2. a. , 

indebted  a.    ( -.), ,  (-.;	   to);	   to be indebted to smb.   -.

indebtedness  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)   (   -.;	   to)

indecency  n. ; 

indecent  a.	  1) ; 	  2) . ;	   he left the party in indecent haste       	  3) 

indecipherable  a.	  1)   	  2) , 

indecision  n. , 

indecisive  a.	  1) , ;	   an indecisive answer  	  2) , 

indeclinable  a. . 

indecomposable  a.	  1) 	  2) 

indecorous  a.	  1)  , , 	  2) . 

indecorum  n.  , ;	   to commit an indecorum  

indeed  adv.	  1)   , ;	   he is right indeed , , 	  2)   , : very glad indeed ,  ;	   yes, indeed , !;  !;	   I may, indeed, be wrong ,  ,  , 	  3) !;  !;! ( , , )

indefatigable  a.	  1) 	  2) 

indefeasible  a. ; ;	   indefeasible law  

indefectible  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

indefensibility  n.  , , 

indefensible  a.	  1) ;   	  2)    ; 	  3) 

indefinable  a. ,     

indefinably  adv. , 

indefinite  a.	  1)  (. .); 	  2) 

indelibility  n. 

indelible  a.	  1) ; ;	   indelible pencil  ;	   indelible disgrace  	  2) ;	   indelible impression  

indelicacy  n. ; ; 

indelicate  a. , ; 

indemnification  n. , 

indemnify  v.	  1) ,  (from, against - )	  2)  ( ,  ) (for - )	  3) ,  (for)

indemnity  n.	  1)   , 	  2)  ( ,  );	   Act of I.      	  3) , 	  4) 

indemonstrable  a.	  1) 	  2)   

indent  1. n.	  1) , ; , 	  2)    	  3) ,  ,  (   ..)	  4) . 	  5) . , 	  6) , 	2. v.	  1) ; , ; 	  2)     (.   )	  3)      ,  ;	   to indent for new machinery   	  4) 	  5) .  , 

indentation  n.	  1)    	  2) , ; ,    ..	  3) ; ; 	  4) . , 

indented  1. p-p.  indent 2	2. a.	  1) , ;	   indented coastline   	  2) .  

indention  n.	  1) . , 	  2) = indentation 1, 2  3

indenture  1. n.	  1) = indent 1, 2	  2) ,    , .     ;	   to take up one's indenture  , 	  3) , 	2. v.  

independence  n.	  1) , ;	   I. Day   (4  -   )	  2)  ;  ;	   to live a life of independence  , 

independency  n.	  1)  	  2) (I.) = Congregationalism	  3) . = independence

independent  1. a.	  1) , ;   (of - );	   independent statehood  ;	   to take an independent stand    	  2)   ;   	  3) ;	   independent proof  ;	   independent witness  	2. n. . ""

indescribable  a. 

indestructibility  n. ;	   the law of indestructibility of matter   

indestructible  a. 

indeterminable  a.	  1) 	  2)  (   ..)

indeterminate  a.	  1) ; ; ; 	  2) , 

index  1. n. (pl. -xes indices)	  1) , ;	   index of cost of living   	  2)  ( )	  3)  ; 	  4)   (. index finger)	  5)   (      )	  6) .  ; 	  7) attr. index number	    )  ;	    ) . 	2. v.	  1)  ;	   the book is well indexed    	  2)  ,   

India paper  n.  ;   

india-rubber  n.	  1) , 	  2)   , 

Indian  1. a.	  1) ;	   Indian civilian .    	  2)  (  . )	2. n.	  1) 	  2)  (.  . )	  3) ,    

Indian blue  n. 

Indian cane  n. 

Indian club  n. . 

Indian corn  n. , 

Indian ink  n. 

Indian summer  n.  ; " "

indicate  v.	  1) , ;	   he indicated that the interview was over   ,   	  2)  ; 	  3) .  (, );	   to indicate the use of penicillin   	  4) .    

indicated  1. p-p.  indicate	2. a. , ;	   indicated horsepower  

indication  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  ()	  3) , 	  4)  (   )

indicative  1. a.	  1) ,  (of - );	   to be indicative of smth.   -.	  2) . 	2. n. .  

indicator  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 	  4)  (  ..)

indicator-diagram  n.  

indicatory  a. , 

indices  pl.  index 1

indict  v.  ;	   to be indicted for theft ( on a charge of theft)    

indictable  a.    , ;	   indictable offender  

indictee  n.  (  )

indictment  n.  ;	   bill of indictment      ;	   to bring in an indictment against smb.  -. 

indifference  n.	  1) ,  (to, towards);	   to treat smth., smb. with indifference   -., -. 	  2) 	  3) , ;	   a matter of indifference ,  ; 	  4) 

indifferent  a.	  1) ,  (to)	  2) , 	  3) , 	  4) 

indifferently  adv.	  1) , 	  2) , 

indigence  n. , 

indigene  n.	  1) 	  2)    

indigenous  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

indigent  a. , 

indigested  a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) ; 

indigestible  a. 

indigestion  n. . ;  ; 

indigestive  a.	  1)   	  2)   

indignant  a. ,  (at smth.;	   with smb.)

indignantly  adv.  ; 

indignation  n.	  1) ,  (at smth.;	   with smb.)	  2) attr. indignation meeting   

indignity  n. ; ;  (-.),  (-.) ;	   to put indignities upon smb.  -. ,  -

indigo  n. (pl. -os )	  1)  (  )	  2)  

indigo blue  n. - 

indirect  a.	  1) ; ;	   indirect fire .    ;	   indirect light  ;	   indirect lighting  ;	   indirect elections  	  2) 	  3) ;	   indirect taxation  ;	   indirect evidence  	  4) . ;	   indirect speech  ;	   indirect object  	  5) ;	   an indirect result ,  

indirection  n.	  1)  ;	   by indirection 	  2)  , 

indiscernible  a. ; 

indiscipline  n. 

indiscreet  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ; 

indiscrete  a.   ; , 

indiscretion  n.	  1)  ;	   to commit an indiscretion  	  2) 	  3) 	  4) , 

indiscriminate  a.	  1) ,   ; ;	   indiscriminate arrests  ;	   indiscriminate slaughter   (  ..)	  2) , 

indiscrimination  n.	  1)  , 	  2) 

indispensable  a.	  1)  (to, for)	  2) ,    (   ..)

indispose  v.	  1)  ,  (towards, from)	  2) ,  ( -., -.)	  3)  ,  (for -	    ) 4) (. p-p.)  

indisposed  1. p-p.  indispose	2. a.	  1) ,  ;	   he is indisposed  	  2) ;	   he is indisposed to help us     

indisposition  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) ,  (to, towards)

indisputability  n. , 

indisputable  a. , 

indissoluble  a.	  1) , 	  2) , , ;	   the indissoluble bonds of friendship   

indistinct  a.	  1) , ; 	  2) 

indistinctive  a. , 

indistinguishable  a. 

indite  v.	  1) ,   	  2)  (  ..; . .)

indium  n. . 

indivertible  a. 

individual  1. a.	  1) , ;	   individual freedom ( liberty)  	  2) , ; ;	   she has an individual style of dressing      	  3) , , ;	   individual peasant -;	   individual fire .  	2. n.	  1) , ;	   agreeable individual  ;	   private individual .  	  2) ; 

individualistic  a. 

individuality  n.	  1) ;	   a man of marked individuality  	  2) .  	  3) (. pl.)  , 

individualize  v.	  1) ,   	  2) ,  

indivisibility  n. 

indivisible  1. a. ,  	2. n.  ,  

Indo-Chinese  a. 

Indo-European  a. 

indocile  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

indoctrinate  v.	  1)   -. , -. 	  2)  (, ;	   with)

indoctrinated  1. p-p.  indoctrinate	2. a.  -. 

indoctrination  n.	  1) 	  2)  ;  

indolence  n. ; ; 

indolent  a.	  1) ; ; 	  2) . 

indomitable  a. ; , ;	   indomitable temper  

Indonesian  1. a. 	2. n. ; 

indoor  a.     ; , ;	   indoor games	    )  ;	    )    ;	   indoor aerial .  

indoors  adv.  ;  ;	   to stay ( to keep) indoors  ,  

indorsation  = endorsement

indorse  = endorse

indorsee  n. . 

indorsement  = endorsement

indraft  = indraught

indraught  n. ;  (,  - )

indrawn  a. ;  

indubitable  a. ; , 

induce  v.	  1) , , , ;	   to induce smb. to do smth.  -.  -.	  2) ; ;	   an illness induced by overwork ,  	  3) . 	  4) .   ( )

induced  1. p-p.  induce	2. a. ;	   induced draft .  

inducement  n.	  1) ,  ; 	  2) 

induct  v.	  1)    	  2) .    	  3) ,  (into)	  4)  (  ); ; 	  5) = induce 3

inductance  n. . ; 

inductee  n. . 

inductile  a. ,  ( )

induction  n.	  1)    	  2) .    	  3) . ,  	  4) . 	  5) . 

induction-coil  n. .  , 

induction-valve  n. .  

inductive  a.	  1) . 	  2) . ; 

inductor  n. . 

indue  = endue

indulge  v.	  1)   ;    ( -.);	   to indulge in bicycling    ;	   to indulge in a cigar (in a nap)     ()	  2)  ;	   he indulged the company with a song      	  3)  ; , , ;	   you can't indulge every creature    	  4) .  ;	   I'm afraid he indulges too much  ,    	  5) .     

indulgence  n.	  1) , ; ;	   Declaration of I. .    (   1672 .)	  2) , ; 	  3)   ,   	  4) , 	  5) . ,  	  6) .  

indulgent  a.	  1) ; 	  2) ;	   indulgent parents ,   

indulgently  adv. ; 

indumentum  n.	  1) 	  2) .  

indurate  v.	  1) () , 	  2) () , 

induration  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 

industrial  1. a.	  1) , ;	   industrial goods  ;	   industrial classes  , ;	   industrial area  ;	   industrial relations ,    ;	   the industrial revolution  	  2) ;	   industrial union .  ;	   industrial accident    ;	   industrial sanitation - ;	   industrial school	    )  ;	    )       	  3)    ;	   industrial crops -.  ;	   industrial plant  ;	   industrial wood ;	   industrial tractor - industrial action  	2. n.	  1) 	  2) pl.   

industrialist  n. , ; 

industrialization  n. 

industrially  adv.	  1)   ;    	  2)  

industrious  a. , , 

industriously  adv. , 

industry  n.	  1) , ;	   home industry	    )  ;	    )  ;	   large-scale industry  	  2)  	  3) , , 

indwell  v. (indwelt)	  1)  (in)	  2)  ,  ,   (   ..)

indwelling  1. pres-p.  indwell	2. n.  (-.)	3. a. ;  

indwelt  p.  p-p.  indwell

inearth  v.   , 

inebriate  1. n. , 	2. a. , 	3. v. 

inebriation  n. 

inebriety  n.	  1) 	  2) 

inedibility  n. 

inedible  a. ;	   inedible fat .  

ineducable  a.   ,   

ineffable  a. , 

ineffaceable  a. 

ineffective  a.	  1) ,      	  2) 	  3) , 

ineffectual  a. , ; , ;	   ineffectual teacher  

inefficacious  a. , 

inefficiency  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 

inefficient  a.	  1) , 	  2)  , ; 

inelaborate  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

inelastic  a. , ;	   inelastic timetable  

inelasticity  n. , 

inelegance  n.   . {. inelegant}

inelegant  a.	  1) , ; 	  2)  ( )

ineligible  a.	  1)     ( -. )	  2)  (   )	  3) ,  (.   )

ineluctability  n. , 

ineluctable  a. , 

inept  a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) . 

ineptitude  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) 

inequable  a.	  1) 	  2) 

inequality  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; , 	  3) , 	  4) (. pl.)  ()	  5) ;  ( -.)

inequilateral  a. 

inequitable  a. , 

inequity  n. 

ineradicable  a. 

inerrable  a. 

inerrancy  n. 

inert  a.	  1) , ; 	  2) , ; 

inertia  n.	  1) . ;  	  2) , ; 	  3) attr. inertia governor .  

inertness  n. 

inescapable  a. , 

inesculent  a. 

inessential  a. ; 

inessentials  n. pl. ,      ;  

inestimable  a.   ; , 

inevitability  n. 

inevitable  a.	  1) , 	  2) . ;	   tourists with their inevitable cameras     

inexact  a. ; 

inexactitude  n.  terminological inexactitudes . 

inexcusable  a. 

inexhaustibility  n.   . {. inexhaustible}

inexhaustible  a.	  1) , ;	   inexhaustible fertility   ()	  2) 

inexorability  n.   . {. inexorable}

inexorable  a. , ; ; 

inexpediency  n. ; 

inexpedient  a. ; 

inexpensive  a. , 

inexperience  n. 

inexpert  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

inexpiable  a.	  1) 	  2) 

inexplicable  a. ; 

inexplicit  a. ,  , 

inexpressible  1. a. ; 	2. n. pl. . 

inexpressive  a.	  1) 	  2) . , 

inexpugnable  a. ; 

inextinguishable  a. ; ;	   inextinguishable laughter  

inextricable  a.	  1)    ; , ;	   inextricable connection  	  2) ; ;	   inextricable difficulties  

infallibility  n.   . {. infallible}

infallible  a.	  1) , ;	   none of us is infallible    	  2) , ;	   infallible success  ()

infamise  v.	  1)  	  2) ; 

infamize  v.	  1)  	  2) ; 

infamous  a.	  1)   	  2) ; , ;	   infamous conduct	    )  ;	    )    (. );	   infamous lie  	  3) . , 	  4) .      

infamy  n.	  1) , ;	   to hold smb. up to infamy  -.	  2) ,  	  3) , 	  4) .      

infancy  n.	  1)  , 	  2)   ;  ;	   in the infancy of mankind   	  3) . 

infant  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) . 	2. a.	  1) 	  2) , ; ;	   infant industry   

infant-school  n.    ( 5  7 ; ;        )

infanta  . n. 

infante  . n. 

infanticide  n. , .  

infantile  a.	  1) , ;	   infantile sickness  ;	   infantile paralysis . ,  	  2) ;   

infantine  a.	  1) , ;	   infantine sickness  ;	   infantile paralysis . ,  	  2) ;   

infantry  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. 

infantryman  n. 

infatuate  v.  ,   ;   

infatuated  1. p-p.  infatuate	2. a. ,   ;   

infatuation  n.	  1)  	  2)  ;   (for)

infect  v.  (. .)

infection  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) 

infectious  a.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   infectious laughter  

infective  = infectious; infective matter  

infelicitous  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

infelicity  n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   the infelicities of style  

infer  v.	  1) ,  , 	  2) , 

inferable  a.    , 

inference  n.	  1) , 	  2) ; ;	   a mere inference   

inferior  1. n. ;   ;   ( ,   ..);	   your inferiors  	2. a.	  1)  ( , ;	   to)	  2)  ( ); ;	   of inferior quality  ;	   to be inferior to smb.  -. ( -.)	  3) 	  4) . 

inferiority  n.	  1)   , , ;	   he was painfully sensible of his inferiority in conversation        	  2) attr. inferiority complex .  

infernal  a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) . 

inferno  . n. 

inferrable  = inferable

infertile  a. ; 

infertility  n. ; 

infest  v. ; , 

infestation  n.  ( )

infidel  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	2. a. 

infidelity  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) 	  3)  (. )

infield  n.	  1) ,   	  2)  ,  	  3)     ( )

infighting  n.	  1) .     ( )	  2) .  

infiltrate  v.	  1)  ()  ; 	  2) ;  (. .)	  3) .    

infiltration  n.	  1) ; ,  (. .)	  2) . 	  3) . 	  4) .    

infiltree  n.  

infinite  1. n.	  1) . , 	  2) (the infinite) ,  	2. a.	  1) , ;  ;	   infinite series .  ;	   infinite space  	  2) ( .  . .) , 	  3) . 

infinitesimal  .	1. n.   	2. a.  

infinitival  a. . ,     

infinitive  .	1. n. ,   	2. a. 

infinitude  n.	  1) 	  2)   ,  (of)

infinity  n. ; 

infirm  a.	  1) , 	  2) , ; ;	   infirm of purpose ; 	  3) 

infirmary  n. ; 

infirmity  n.	  1) , 	  2)    	  3) ;	   infirmity of purpose ,  

infix  1. n. . 	2. v.	  1) ,  (in -  -.)	  2)  ( )

inflame  v.	  1) , , 	  2) (); ()	  3) . 	  4) .  

inflammability  n.	  1) 	  2) 

inflammable  1. a.	  1)  ; ;	   highly inflammable ;	   inflammable mixture  	  2)  	2. n.  

inflammation  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

inflammatory  a.	  1) , 	  2) . 

inflate  v.	  1) ,  , ; 	  2)  ( ;	   with)	  3) ,  ()	  4) .  

inflated  1. p-p.  inflate	2. a. , ;	   inflated style  

inflation  n.	  1) ,  , 	  2) . 	  3) , ;	   inflation of dough  

inflationary  a. . 

inflect  v.	  1) , ; 	  2) .   , , 	  3) .  ( )	  4) .  ( )

inflection  = inflexion

inflective  a. . , , 

inflexibility  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) , 

inflexible  a.	  1) , ; 	  2) , ;	   inflexible will  ;	   inflexible courage  

inflexion  n.	  1) , 	  2) . 	  3) , 

inflexional  a. .  ( )

inflict  v.	  1)  (, ;	   upon)	  2)  (, , )	  3)  ()	  4) ;	   to inflict oneself ( one's company) upon 

infliction  n.	  1)  ()	  2)  ()	  3) 	  4) ; 

inflorescence  n. .	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

inflow  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	  3) 	  4) 

inflowing  1. n. , 	2. a. , 

influence  1. n.	  1) , ,  (on, upon, over - );	   a person of influence  ;	   to exercise one's influence     ;	   under the influence of smth.   -.	  2) , ,  ;	   environment is an influence on character     ;	   to have influence with   ,   ;	   I have little influence with him     	2. v.  , ;	   the weather influences crops    

influent  1. n. 	2. a. , 

influential  a. , ;	   considerations influential in reaching an agreement ,    

influenza  n. . , 

influx  n.	  1) , 	  2)  (  ..)	  3)  (  )

inform  v.	  1) , , 	  2)  (against -  -.)	  3)  (  ..); ;	   informed with life  

informal  a.	  1) ; ;   ;	   informal visit  ;	   informal dress  	  2) 

informality  n.	  1)   ,   	  2)  

informant  n. 

information  n.	  1) , ,  (on, about); "Information" "" (, );	   to turn in information  , 	  2) , ;	   a mine of information  ;  	  3) ,  (  ;	   against);	   to lay information against smb.      -.	  4) attr. information officer .   ;	   information agency .  ;	   information desk  ;	   information theory  

informative  a. , ; , ;  ;	   informative book  

informed  1. p-p.  inform	2. a.	  1) 	  2) , 

informer  n. ,  (. common informer)

infra  . adv. ;	   see infra ch.	VII  	VII 

infra dig  a. predic. (.  . infra dignitatem)  (-.) ; ; 

infra-  pref. -, -; -

infra-red  a. . ;	   infra-red rays  

infracostal  a. . 

infraction  n.  (,   ..)

infrangible  a.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 

infrequent  a.   , ;	   infrequent occurrence  

infringe  v.  (, ,    ..);  ( -.   ..)

infringement  n.  (, ,    ..);  ( ,   ..)

infundibular  a. 

infuriate  v.   ,  ; 

infuse  v.	  1)  (into)	  2) ,  (  ..);  (  ..);	   to infuse with hope  	  3) ,  (, )	  4)  (   ..)

infusible  a. , 

infusion  n.	  1) 	  2)  ();  ()	  3) 	  4) 

infusoria  n. pl. . 

infusorial  a. 

ingathering  n.  (. )

ingeminate  v. , 

ingenious  a.	  1) , 	  2) ,  (   ..)

ingenue  n. . . 

ingenuity  n. , , ;	   the ingenuity of man  

ingenuous  a. ; 

ingest  v. , 

ingle  n.   

ingle-nook  n.   ,  

inglorious  a.	  1) , , 	  2) . ; 

ingoing  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)       	2. a. ;  ;	   the ingoing Administration  ;	   ingoing tenant  

ingot  n.	  1) , ; ;  	  2) attr. ;	   ingot iron  ;	   ingot steel  

ingraft  = engraft

ingrain  1. n.	  1) ,   ..,   	  2)  ( )	2. a.	  1)   , 	  2) = ingrained 2

ingrained  a.	  1) , ;	   ingrained dirt  	  2)  , ; 	  3) . 

ingratiate  v.  (-.) ;	   to ingratiate oneself with smb.   -.  

ingratiating  a. , ;	   ingratiating smile  

ingratiatingly  adv. ; 

ingratitude  n. 

ingravescent  a. .   ( )

ingredient  n.  , 

ingress  n.	  1) , 	  2)  

ingrowing  a. 

ingrowth  n.  

inguinal  a. . 

ingulf  = engulf

ingurgitate  v.  ; . 

inhabit  v. , , 

inhabitable  a.   

inhabitancy  n.  (-.; .   ,     )

inhabitant  n. , 

inhabitation  n.	  1) , 	  2) , ; 

inhabited  a. ;	   inhabited locality  

inhalation  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

inhale  v.	  1) 	  2)  ( )

inhaler  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3)  	  4)  

inharmonic  a.  

inharmonious  a. , , 

inhere  v.	  1)   (in)	  2) ,   (   ..;	   in)

inherence  n. , 

inherency  n. , 

inherent  a.	  1) , 	  2) , ,  (in);	   an inherent sense of humour   

inherit  v. ; 

inheritable  a.	  1) 	  2)   

inheritance  n.	  1) ; ;	   by inheritance  	  2) ; . . 	  3) 

inherited  a. ;	   inherited quality  

inheritor  n. 

inheritress  n. 

inheritrix  n. 

inhesion  n. 

inhibit  v.	  1) , , ;	   to inhibit one's desire to do smth.      -.	  2) . , 	  3)  ( -.- . .   ;	   from)

inhibition  n.	  1) 	  2) . , , 	  3) ,  (. .   )

inhibitor  n.	  1) . ,  	  2) .  

inhibitory  a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) . , , 

inhospitable  a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   inhospitable coast ,  

inhuman  a.	  1) , , 	  2) ,   

inhumane  a. ; 

inhumanity  n. , 

inhumation  n.  , 

inhume  v.  , 

inimical  a.	  1) ,  (to)	  2) ;	   inimical bacteria  

inimitable  a. ; ; 

iniquitous  a.  ; 

iniquity  n. , ; ;	   lost in iniquity   

initial  1. a. ; ;	   initial cost  ;	   initial expenditure  ;	   initial word     (. UNO );	   initial velocity .  	2. n.	  1)  	  2) pl. 	3. v.	  1)  	  2)  (  );	   to initial a document  

initially  adv.   ;   

initiate  1. n.   (   ..);  (   ..)	2. a.  (   ..);  (   ..)	3. v.	  1)  (   ..); ;  (   ..)	  2)    ,   ..	  3) , ,  ;	   to initiate measures    ;	   to initiate the growth  

initiation  n.	  1)  ( ;	   into);  ( ;	   in)	  2) , 	  3) attr. ;	   initiation fee .   ( , )

initiative  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   on one's own initiative   ;	   to take the initiative  	  2) .   	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2) ,  ,  

initiatory  a.	  1) ; 	  2)    ( -.)

inject  v.	  1) , ,  (into)	  2) . ; 	  3)  (  ..)

injection  n.	  1) , , 	  2)   	  3) . ; 

injector  n.	  1) . ; 	  2) ,  

injudicious  a. ; , 

Injun  n. . .  honest Injun!  !

injunction  n.	  1) , 	  2) .  

injurant  n. ,   

injure  v.	  1) , 	  2) ,  (-.)	  3)  (-.)	  4) ; ;	   to injure smb.'s feelings  -.;	   to injure smb.'s pride  -.

injured  1. p-p.  injure	2. a.	  1) , ;	   in an injured voice    	  2) ;	   the dead and the injured   

injurious  a.	  1) ;	   injurious to health   	  2) 	  3) ; 

injury  n.	  1) , , ;	   to do smb. an injury   -.	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) ; 

injustice  n. ;	   to do smb. an injustice    -.

ink  1. n.	  1) 	  2)   (. printer's ink)	  3)  ,  	2. v.	  1)  	  2) ,  	  3)    ink in   ( )

ink-bag  n.   

ink-bottle  n. 

ink-eraser  n.  

ink-holder  n.   

ink-horn  n. .	  1)   	  2) attr. ink-horn term  

ink-pad  n.  

ink-pencil  n.  ( ) 

ink-pot  n. 

ink-roller  = inker

ink-slinger  n. . , 

ink-well  n.  ( ,  )

inker  n. .    

inkle  n. ,  ( )

inkling  n.  ( -),   (of);	   I had an inkling of it   ;	   an inkling of truth   

inkstand  n. ,  

inky  a.	  1)  ,  ; 	  2) ,  ;	   inky darkness  

inlaid  p.  p-p.  inlay 2

inland  1. n.   ; ,     	2. a.	  1)   ;     	  2) ;	   inland waters  ;	   inland trade  ;	   inland revenue	    )     ;  ;	    ) . ,   	3. adv.	  1) , 	  2)  

inlander  n.    

inlay  1. n. ;  	2. v. (inlaid)	  1) , , ;	   to inlay a floor  	  2)  , 

inlet  n.	  1)   , ,  	  2) . , ;    	  3) . 	  4) attr. ;	   inlet pipe  ;	   inlet sluice  

inly  adv. .	  1) 	  2) , 

inlying  a.  , ;	   inlying picket .  

inmate  n.	  1)  ( ),  ( )  ..	  2) , 

inmost  = innermost

inn  n. ;   the Inns of Court   ,   (the Inner Temple, the Middle Temple, Lincoln's Inn, Gray's Inn)

innards  pl. .  (.   )

innate  a. , 

innavigable  a. 

inner  a.  the inner man	    ) ,  "";	    ) . ;	   to refresh one's inner man  , 

inner tire  n.  (, )

innermost  a.	  1)   	  2) , ;	   one's innermost feelings  

innervate  v. . , 

innervated  1. p-p.  innervate	2. a. .  

inning  n.	  1)  	  2) . = innings

innings  n. (pl.  .)	  1) . ,    ( , )	  2)     ( , )	  3)  ; ,    good innings , ;	   long innings  ;	   you had your innings   

innkeeper  n.  ,  

innocence  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) , , 	  4) 

innocent  1. n.	  1)  ;	   massacre ( slaughter) of the innocents	    ) .  ;	    ) . .   ,   	  2) 	2. a.	  1) , 	  2)  (of)	  3) , 	  4) ;	   innocent amusements  	  5) .  (-.);	   windows innocent of glass   	  6) . ,  ( )

innocuous  a. ; ;	   innocuous snake   to render innocuous	    ) ;	    )  ()

innominate  a. ,   

innovate  v.  ;   (in)

innovation  n. , ; 

innovator  n. ; 

innovatory  a. ; 

innoxious  = innocuous

innuendo  n. (pl. -oes )  ; 

innumerable  a. , , 

innutrition  n.  

inobservant  a.	  1) 	  2)  (,   ..)

inoccupation  n. , 

inoculate  v.	  1)  () 	  2) . 

inoculation  n.	  1) , 	  2) .  , 

inoculative  a. . ;	   inoculative material  

inoculum  n. .  

inodorous  a.  ,   

inoffensive  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

inofficial  a. 

inofficious  a.	  1) 	  2) .   

inoperable  a. . 

inoperative  a.	  1) ; 	  2)    ( )

inopportune  a. , 

inordinate  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) 

inorganic  a.	  1) ;	   inorganic nutrition .  	  2)     (-.),   , 

inornate  a. , 

inosculate  v.	  1) (),  (  ;	   with)	  2) (), () ( )

inpayments  n. pl.  

input  n. .	  1)  	  2)  ();    ( )

inquest  n. . , ;	   grand inquest = grand jury {. jury 1, 1}

inquietude  n. 

inquire  v.	  1) , 	  2)  ,  ;	   to inquire closely  inquire about, inquire after, inquire for ,   -.,  -.;	   inquire into ; ; , 

inquiring  a.	  1) ;	   inquiring look  	  2) , ;	   inquiring mind  

inquiry  n.	  1) ; ; ;  ;	   to make inquiries about smb., smth.    -., -.;	   on inquiry  	  2) , ;	   court of inquiry .  ;	   to hold an inquiry  	  3) 	  4) . 

inquisition  n.	  1) , 	  2) (the I.) . 	  3) , 

inquisitional  a.	  1) 	  2) ; 

inquisitive  a.	  1) , 	  2)  

inquisitor  n.	  1) . 	  2)  

inquisitorial  1) = inquisitional 2	  2) = inquisitive 2

inroad  n.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   to make inroads upon smb.'s time   -. 

inrush  n.	  1)  	  2) ,  ( );	   an inrush of tourists  	  3)  

ins  n. pl: ins and outs . in 3

insalivate  v. .  ()  

insalubrious  a. ,    ( , )

insalubrity  n.   

insane  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

insanitary  a. 

insanity  n. ; 

insatiability  n. ; 

insatiable  a. ;  (of)

insatiate  a. 

inscribe  v.	  1) ,  (in, on)	  2) ,   ,   .. (, )	  3)  (to - -.)	  4) .  ()

inscribed  a. . inscribed stock    

inscription  n.	  1) 	  2)  

inscriptive  a.    ; 

inscrutability  n. , 

inscrutable  a.	  1) , ;	   inscrutable smile  	  2) ;	   inscrutable face ( expression)   

insect  n.	  1) 	  2) 

insect-eater  n.  (  )

insect-net  n.    

insect-powder  n.   

insecticide  n.   , 

insectivorous  a. . 

insectology  n.  

insecure  a.	  1) ; 	  2) , ; 	  3) insecure of , ;	   insecure of the future   

insecurity  n.	  1) ;  	  2) 

inseminate  v. 

insemination  n. ;	   artificial insemination    

insensate  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ; ;	   insensate cruelty  

insensibility  n.	  1) 	  2)  ,  	  3) ; 

insensible  a.	  1) , ;	   insensible to colours   	  2)  ;   (of, to)	  3) , 	  4) , ;	   by insensible degrees 

insensibly  adv. , 

insensitive  a. ,  ; , 

insentient  a. ; ;	   insentient substance  

inseparability  n. ; 

inseparable  1. a.	  1) , ; 	  2) .     ,  (.,   dis-, re-  ..)	2. n. pl.  

insert  1. n. , ; ; . 	2. v.	  1)  (in, into -  -.;	   between -  -.);	   to insert a word  ;	   to insert a key in a lock    	  2)  ( )	  3)  ,  ( );  ( )	  4) .  ( )

insertion  n.	  1) , ; 	  2)  ( ,  )	  3)  ( )	  4) 	  5) . ; 	  6) .   ()

inset  1. n.	  1) ,  ( )	  2)  (   ..)	2. v. ; 

inseverable  a.	  1) , ; 	  2) 

inshore  1. a. 	2. adv.   ;  ;     (  );	   inshore of the bank    

inside  1. n.	  1)  ; ; ;	   to bolt on the inside  	  2)  ,   	  3)   ( )	  4) ;	   the inside of a week  	  5) .  (.   );	   a pain in the inside   	  6) . , , ;	   the inside of a book  	  7)   , ,   .. (  )	  8) . .  ;    (. inside information)	  9) .  ;	   inside left (right)  () 	  10) .    to get on the inside .    ,   ;    {. insider}	2. a.	  1) ;	   inside track	    ) .   ;	    ) -.  ;	    )      	  2) , ;	   inside facts 	3. adv.	  1) , 	  2) inside of .  ;	   inside of a week   	4. prep. ; 

inside out  adv. ;	   to turn inside out   (-.)

insider  n.	  1)    ,  ;  	  2)  ,  

insidious  a. , ;    ;	   insidious disease  

insight  n.	  1) ;     (into);	   to gain an insight into smb.'s character  -. 	  2) ; 

insignia  . n. pl.	  1)  , 	  2)  	  3) 	  4) 

insignificance  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

insignificancy  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

insignificant  a.	  1) , ; ; 	  2)   , 

insignificantly  adv. ;     

insincere  a. , 

insincerity  n. , 

insinuate  v.	  1) ,   ( -.)	  2) refl. ,  (into); . , ;	   to insinuate oneself into smb.'s favour   -.  	  3)  , 

insinuatingly  adv.	  1) 	  2) , , 

insinuation  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

insipid  a. , ; . , , ; , 

insipidity  n. ; ; . ; , 

insipidness  = insipidity

insist  v.	  1)  ( -.);   (on, upon)	  2)   (on)

insistence  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  

insistency  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  

insistent  a.	  1) ;  (   ..)	  2)  ,  

insobriety  n. , . 

insolation  n.	  1)  ()    -.   , 	  2)   

insole  n. 

insolence  n.  ; , 

insolent  a. ; , 

insolubility  n.	  1) 	  2) 

insoluble  a.	  1) 	  2) 

insolvency  n. , 

insolvent  1. n.  ; 	2. a. ; 

insomnia  n. 

insomuch  adv. insomuch as ( that) ... 

insouciance  n. .	  1) ; 	  2) 

inspect  v.	  1)  ,  ; 	  2) ,  ; 

inspection  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  ; 	  3) attr. ;	   inspection tour  	  4) attr. , ;	   inspection certificate   ;  ;	   inspection board   (  , )

inspector  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ; 	  3) . ; 

inspectoral  = inspectorial

inspectorate  n.	  1) ;  	  2)  , 	  3) ,  , 

inspectorial  a. , 

inspiration  n.	  1) ;	   to draw ( to get, to derive) inspiration  	  2)  ; ;	   she had a sudden inspiration    	  3) , , 	  4) 

inspirator  n. .	  1) 	  2) 

inspire  v.	  1) ,  (  ..)	  2) , 	  3) ,  	  4) 

inspired  1. p-p.  inspire	2. a. ;	   inspired article  

inspirit  v.  (  ..); ; 

inspissate  v. (), ()

instability  n.	  1) 	  2) 

install  v.	  1) , ; ;  (in);	   to install oneself by the fireplace   	  2)     (in)	  3) . ; ; 

installation  n.	  1) ,   	  2)   	  3) . ; ;	   air conditioning installation    	  4) pl. 

instalment  n.	  1)   ( );	   to pay by ( in) instalments  ,  	  2)  ;	   a book in six instalments ,   	  3) ,  ()	  4) attr. instalment selling   ;	   to buy (to sell) on the instalment plan .  ()  

instance  1. n.	  1) ,  ;	   in this instance   	  2) , ; ;	   at the instance of smb.  -. 	  3) . ;	   a court of first instance    for instance ;	   in the first instance  ;   ; , 	2. v.    

instancy  n. ; , 

instant  1. n. , ;	   at that very instant    ;	   the instant  ;	   the instant you call    ;	   on the instant , ;	   this instant  	2. a.	  1) ;	   to be in instant need of smth.     -.	  2) ; ;	   instant relief  	  3) ,  	  4)  (,   ..)	  5)    ;	   instant cake mix -

instantaneous  a. ; ;	   instantaneous decision  

instantiate  v. ,  

instantly  adv. , 

instate  v.	  1)   	  2) ,  (  ..)

instead  adv. ; ;	   instead of this  ;	   instead of going  ,  ;	   instead of him  ;	   this will do instead   

instep  n.  (, )

instep-raiser  n. . 

instigate  v.	  1) ,  (to)	  2) ; 

instigation  n. 

instigator  n. ;	   instigator of war  

instil  v.	  1)    (into)	  2) .   	  3)  ;  (,   ..)

instill  v.	  1)    (into)	  2) .   	  3)  ;  (,   ..)

instillation  n.	  1)   	  2)   (-.)

instilment  = instillation

instinct  I n. ,  ; 	II a. predic. instinct with  (,   ..)

instinctive  a. , 

institute  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  , 	  3) ,   ,   . ;  	  4) .  ,  	  5) pl. .  , 	2. v.	  1) ; ; , 	  2) ,  (  ..)	  3) ,  (   ..)

institution  n.	  1) , 	  2)   (, , )	  3) ; ; 	  4)   (. educational institution)	  5)  ()	  6) .  ;   	  7) .  ()	  8) .  -.  ( ); -.,    	  9) .   (-.)

instruct  v.	  1) ,  (in)	  2) 	  3) , 	  4) .   ();   	  5)  	  6) .   ()

instruction  n.	  1)  (in)	  2) 	  3) ;	   pl. , , , 	  4) pl. .  ()  ;  () ;	   under the instruction  	  5) .  ()    

instructional  a. ;	   instructional film  

instructive  a. 

instructor  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) .    

instructress  n. f.  instructor

instrument  1. n.	  1) ; ; , 	  2) . ;	   instrument of aggression  ;	   economic (financial) instruments  () ;	   he is a mere instrument in their hands      	  3)  	  4) . ; ;	   ratification instruments  ;	   instrument of surrender   	  5) attr.   ;	   instrument board .  ;	   instrument room ,   ( );	   instrument shed  ;	   instrument flying .  ,   	2. v.	  1)  ,   	  2) . 	  3)  

instrumental  a.	  1) ;	   instrumental errors  ;	   instrumental landing .  ,   	  2) .  ,  ( -.);  (-.);	   to be instrumental in smth.  -.	  3) . instrumental case    

instrumentalist  n. ; 

instrumentality  n. , ;	   by the instrumentality of...  ..., ...

instrumentation  n.	  1) . 	  2)  ;  	  3) ,   	  4) . , 	  5) .  

insubordinate  a.   ; 

insubordination  n. , , ; 

insubstantial  a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) ;	   insubstantial accusation  

insufferable  a. ; 

insufficiency  n. 

insufficient  a. ; ; ; 

insufflate  v. 

insufflation  n. 

insufflator  n.	  1) .   	  2) .   

insular  a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) , 

insularity  n.	  1)  	  2) , 

insulate  v.	  1) ;   ;	   to insulate oneself 	  2)  ,  	  3) . 	  4) . 

insulated  1. p-p.  insulate	2. a. ;	   insulated bag -

insulating  1. pres-p.  insulate	2. a. , ;	   insulating tape  

insulation  n.	  1) 	  2)  

insulator  n.	  1) . ; 	  2)  

insulin  n. . 

insult  1. n. ; ; 	2. v. ,  ; 

insuperability  n. 

insuperable  a. ;	   insuperable difficulty  

insupportable  a.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   insupportable claim  

insurance  p	  1) ;	   social insurance  	  2)  ;  	  3) attr. ;	   insurance policy (fee)   ()

insurant  n. 

insure  v.	  1) (), ()	  2) , 

insurer  n.	  1)  	  2) , 

insurgent  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 

insurmountable  a. 

insurrection  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

insurrectional  a.	  1) 	  2) 

insurrectionary  a.	  1) 	  2) 

insurrectionist  n.	  1)  , 	  2) 

insusceptibility  n. , 

insusceptible  a. , ;  ();	   insusceptible of medical treatment   

inswept  a. . ; 

intact  a. ; , 

intaglio  .	1. n.	  1) ,        	  2) .   (. intaglio printing)	2. v. , 

intake  n.	  1) ,    ; 	  2) , ;	   the annual intake  	  3) ,   ,     (  )	  4)         	  5) 	  6) (. .)    (   )	  7) .  	  8) . 	  9) . ; 

intangibility  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 

intangible  1. a.	  1) 	  2) ; 	2. n.  , 

integer  n.	  1)  	  2) .  

integral  1. n. . 	2. a.	  1) ; , ; 	  2) ; 	  3) . 

integrality  n. , 

integrant  1. n.   	2. a.	  1)   	  2) 

integrate  1. a.	  1) 	  2) , 	2. v.	  1)  ; ; 	  2)   	  3)   	  4) . 

integration  n.	  1)    ; ; ;	   school integration  	  2) . 

integrator  n.	  1) ,  	  2)  

integrity  n.	  1) , , ;	   a man of integrity  	  2) , ; ; ;	   territorial integrity  

integument  n.  , , . , , , 

integumentary  a. 

intellect  n.	  1) , , 	  2)  ;	   the intellects of the age   

intellection  n.  , 

intellective  a. , 

intellectual  1. a.	  1) , ;	   intellectual effort  ;	   the intellectual facilities  ;	   intellectual development  	  2) , 	2. n.	  1)  ; , 	  2) (the intellectuals) pl. 	  3)  

intellectuality  n. 

intelligence  n.	  1) , , 	  2) ,  ;  ()	  3) , 	  4) 	  5) attr. ;	   intelligence department ( service)  , 	  6) attr. ;	   intelligence test   ;	   intelligence quotient {. I. Q. test}    (       )

intelligencer  n.	  1) , 	  2)  ; 

intelligent  a.	  1) , , 	  2) , 

intelligentsia  . n. 

intelligentzia  . n. 

intelligibility  n. , 

intelligible  a. , 

intemperance  n.	  1) 	  2) ,    

intemperate  a.	  1) 	  2) ;   , .    

intend  v.	  1) ,   ;	   what do you intend to do ( doing)?    ?;	   was it intended?    ?;	   I didn't intend to hurt you      ;	   I intended him to come    ,   ;	   I intended to have gone    (  )	  2)  (for);	   this portrait is intended for you	    )     ;	    ) .     	  3) , ;	   what do you intend by your words?    ?

intended  1. p-p.  intend	2. n. .  ();  ()

intense  a.	  1) ;	   intense cold  ;	   intense pain  ;	   intense hatred  ;	   intense interest  	  2) , 	  3) ;	   intense longing  	  4)  ,  ; 

intensification  n. , 

intensify  v. ()

intension  n.	  1) , 	  2) , ; 

intensity  n.	  1) , ; , ;	   intensity of emotions  ;  	  2) ,  (  ..)	  3) .  ()

intensive  a.	  1) , 	  2) .  intensive care unit of a hospital  

intent  1. n. , ;	   with good (evil) intent   () ;	   divine intent   to all intents and purposes	    ) ,  , ,   ;	    )   	2. a.	  1)  ;   (on -  -.);  (on -  -.);	   to be intent on going  	  2)  ( -.);  (-.);	   she is intent on her task    	  3) , ;	   intent look  

intention  n.	  1) , , ; ;	   done without intention  	  2) pl. .  ;	   he has intentions     ()	  3) . , 	  4) . first intention  ()   (. healing by first intention)

intentional  a. , 

inter  v.  , 

inter alia  . alv  

inter-  pref.	  1) -, -, ;	   interstellar 	  2) -;	   intersect ;	   interwoven , 	  3) -;	   interplay , ;	   interchange 

inter-library  a. ;	   inter-library exchange system  

interact  v. ;   , ,    

interaction  n. ;	   by interaction 

interallied  a. 

interatomic  a. 

interbreed  v. () (  )

intercalary  a.	  1)        ( 29 );	   intercalary year  	  2) , 

intercalate  v. ,  {. intercalary}

intercalation  n.	  1) , 	  2) . , 

intercede  v. ,  (for - ;	   with - );  ;	   to intercede for mercy    (-.)

intercellular  a. . 

intercept  1. n. . 	2. v.	  1) 	  2) ,  (, , )	  3) , ; ,  , ;	   to intercept a view  	  4) .  (, )

interception  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	  3)  ( )

interceptor  n. . -

intercession  n. , ; 

intercessor  n. , ; 

intercessory  a. , 

interchain  v. ,   

interchange  1. n.	  1) () ;	   an interchange of views  	  2) , 	  3) attr. interchange point -.  	2. v.	  1) 	  2) ()	  3) ()

interchangeable  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

intercity  a. 

intercollegiate  a. 

intercolonial  a. 

intercom  n. .	  1)      ( ,   ..)	  2) attr. intercom switch  

intercommunicate  v.	  1) ,  	  2)  ( )

intercommunication  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) attr. intercommunication service .  

intercommunion  n.	  1)  	  2) 

intercommunity  n.	  1) 	  2)   (-.)

interconnect  v. ()

interconnection  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) .  (), 

interconnexion  = interconnection

intercontinental  a. ;	   intercontinental ballistic missile    

interconvertible  a. ; 

intercostal  a.	  1) . 	  2) . , 

intercourse  n.	  1) ,    	  2) ,  ( )	  3)  

intercrop  v. -.     

intercross  v.	  1)  	  2) () (  )

interdental  a. . 

interdepartmental  a. 

interdepend  v.    

interdependence  n.  , ; 

interdependent  a.    , 

interdict  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) . ; 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)   	  3)   	  4)  ( -.)	  5) .  (  ..)

interdiction  n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) . 	  4) attr. interdiction fire .   

interdictory  a. , ; 

interest  1. n.	  1) , ;	   to lose interest  ;	   to show interest  ;	   to arouse interest  ;	   to take (an) interest in smb., smth.  -., -.,    -., -.	  2) , , ;	   to look after one's own interests    ;	   in the interest(s) of truth   ;	   it is to my interest to do so     	  3)  ( -.);   	  4)  (.);  ( -.);	   her chief interest is music    	  5) , ;	   a matter of no little interest  	  6)  (with -  -.)	  7)  ,   ;	   the landed interest 	  8)  ( );	   simple (compound) interest  () ;	   rate of interest ,  ,  ;	   interest will start to run...    ...;	   to return with interest   ; .   	  9) pl: (vested) interests 	2. v. , 

interested  1. p-p.  interest 2	2. a.	  1) ;	   an interested listener  	  2) , 	  3) ;	   interested motives  ;  

interesting  1. pres-p.  interest 2	2. a.  to be in an interesting condition .    

interfere  v.	  1)  (in);	   don't interfere in his affairs     ;	   he is always interfering     ;	   to interfere with smb.'s independence   -. 	  2)  , ,  	  3) ,  (with);	   don't interfere with me  ,   	  4) ;	   to interfere with smb.'s health  -. 	  5) ,   ;	   pleasure must not be allowed to interfere with business     ; =  ,  	  6) . 	  7)  ( )	  8) .  (-.)   

interference  n.	  1) ;	   interference with mail-bags ,     	  2) , 	  3) . 	  4) . 	  5) . 	  6) .      	  7) attr. . ;	   interference fringes  

interferometer  n. . 

interflow  1. n. 	2. v. , 

interfluent  a.	  1) 	  2)  

interfuse  v. (), () (with)

interfusion  n.	  1) 	  2) 

interim  1. n.  ;	   in the interim  ;  ;	   minister at interim    	2. a. , ;	   interim certificate  

interior  1. n.	  1) ,  	  2)   ;  	  3)   ();	   the Department of the I.    (   );	   Secretary of the I.    ( )	  4) . , 	  5) . 	2. a. 

interjacent  a.  , ; ;	   interjacent payment ;	   interjacent government  

interjaculate  v.  ();  ()

interject  v.  ()

interjection  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

interlace  v. (), ()

interlacement  n. , 

interlard  v. ,  (,     ..)

interleaf  n.     (  )

interleave  v.	  1)    (  )	  2) 

interline  1. n. . 	2. v.	  1)   	  2) .  

interlinear  a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   interlinear version  

interlineation  n. ,   

interlink  v.  ; 

interlock  v.	  1) (), (); 	  2) . 

interlocution  n. , 

interlocutor  n. 

interlocutory  a.	  1)   , 	  2) ;	   interlocutory decree .  

interlocutress  n. 

interlocutrix  n. 

interlope  v.	  1)    	  2)  

interloper  n. ,    

interlude  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) . 	  4) . 

intermarriage  n.	  1)     ,   ..	  2)   

intermarry  v.	  1) ;    ( , )	  2)    ( )

intermaxillary  a. . 

intermedia  pl.  intermedium

intermediary  1. n. 	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 

intermediate  1. n.  	2. a.	  1) ;	   intermediate product ;	   I. examination ,   (  )	  2) ;	   intermediate agent  	  3) 

intermediate-range  a. intermediate-range ballistic missile    

intermediation  n. 

intermediator  n. 

intermedium  n. (pl. -dia, -diums )	  1)  , 	  2)  , 

interment  n. 

intermezzi  pl.  intermezzo

intermezzo  . n. (pl. -zi, -zos )	  1) 	  2) . 

interminable  a. , 

intermingle  v.	  1) (), () (with)	  2) 

intermission  n.	  1) , , ;	   without intermission 	  2) . ; . 	  3) . ,  ()

intermit  v. ()  , ()

intermittent  a. ; ; ;	   an intermittent pulse   ;	   intermittent contact .  

intermix  v. (), ()

intermixture  n. ; ; 

intern  I n. .      ,       	II v. 

internal  1. a.	  1) ;	   internal aerial .  ;	   internal evidence . ,    ;	   internal security units .    ;	   internal war  ;	   internal student   	  2) , 	2. n. pl.	  1) .  	  2) , 

internal-combustion engine  n.   

internally  adv. ;	   he shuddered internally   

International  n. 	international  1. a. , ;	   international law  ;	   international civil servant   ;	   international salute . " " (21 )	2. n.	  1)    	  2)  

Internationale  n.  ()

internationalism  n. 

internationalist  n. 

internationalize  v.  ;      ( , )

internecine  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

internee  n. 

internist  n. . 

internment  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. internment camp   

interoffice  a. interoffice telephone  , 

interosculation  n.	  1) 	  2) .   (. )

interpellate  v. . ,  

interpellation  n. . , 

interpenetrate  v.	  1)  ,  	  2) 

interpenetrative  a. 

interphone  . = intercom

interplanetary  a. 

interplay  n. 

interpolate  v.	  1) ;       (  )	  2)  , 	  3) . 

interpolation  n.   . {. interpolate}

interpolator  n.  , 

interposal  = interposition

interpose  v.	  1) , ,  	  2) , ;	   to interpose an objection  	  3)  (,  )	  4)  , 	  5) 

interposition  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) , 

interpret  v.	  1) , , ;  ()	  2)  ();   ()

interpretation  n.	  1) , , ;	   to put a wide interpretation on smth.  -. ()  	  2)  ()	  3) . 

interpretative  a. , 

interpreter  n.	  1) , 	  2)  ()

interpretress  n. f.  interpreter

interregna  pl.  interregnum

interregnum  n. (pl. -na, -nums )	  1) 	  2) , 

interrelation  n. , , 

interrelationship  n.  ,  ; 

interrogate  v.	  1) 	  2) 

interrogation  n.	  1) ;	   note ( mark, point) of interrogation  	  2) ;	   interrogation under duress     	  3)  

interrogative  a. ;	   interrogative pronoun .  

interrogator  n.	  1) 	  2) 

interrogatory  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ;   ( )	2. a. 

interrupt  v.	  1) 	  2)  (   ..)	  3) , , ;	   to interrupt the view from the window    

interrupter  n. . 

interruption  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	  3) , , ;	   interruption of telephone communication   

intersect  v.	  1) (); (); ()	  2)   

intersection  n.	  1) 	  2)    	  3) 

intersidereal  a. 

interspace  1. n.  (, ), 	2. v.	  1)  ,  	  2)  

interspecific  a. . 

intersperse  v.	  1) ,  (among, between - , )	  2) , , 	  3) 	  4)   

interstate  a.   ;   ;    ;    (, ), ;	   interstate commerce    

interstellar  a. ;	   interstellar space ship  ;	   interstellar space  

interstice  n. ; , 

interstitial  a.	  1)  , 	  2) . ; 

intertill  v. -. ,  

intertribal  a. 

intertwine  v.	  1) (), ()	  2) , 

intertwist  = intertwine

interval  n.	  1) , , ;	   at intervals	    )  ;	    )   ;	    )   	  2) , , ; 

intervale  n. .    (   )

intervene  v.	  1) ;  (in)	  2) ,   ( -.  );	   some years intervened      	  3) ,  	  4)  , ;	   if nothing intervenes    

intervention  n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   surgical intervention  

interventionist  n.	  1) 	  2)  

interview  1. n.	  1)  , , ; ;	   to obtain (to grant) an interview  () 	  2)  ( )	2. v.  , ; 

interviewee  n. ,  

interviewer  n. 

intervocalic  a. . 

interweave  v. (interwove; interwoven)	  1) , 	  2) ,  (with); 

interwove  p.  interweave

interwoven  p-p.  interweave

interzonal  a. 

intestacy  n.	  1)  	  2) , ,   

intestate  1. n. ,   	2. a. ,   ;	   he died intestate  ,   

intestinal  a. . 

intestine  n. (. pl.) , ;	   small (large) intestine  () 

intimacy  n.  , , ; .  

intimate  I	1. n.  	2. a.	  1) , ;	   intimate friends  ;	   intimate details  	  2) , ;  ;	   intimate knowledge of smth.   .	  3) ; ;	   intimate talk   ;	   intimate feelings  	  4)  ( )	II v.	  1) ,   	  2) , ;  

intimation  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

intimidate  v. ; , 

intimidation  n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 

intimity  n. 

intitule  v. (. p-p.) . 

into  prep.	  1)      ,     -. (), ;	   to go into the house   ;	   to fall, to dive, etc. into the river ,   ..  ;	   to walk into the square   ;	   to climb high into the mountains    ;	   to vanish into a crowd   ;	   to fall into a mistake   ;	   to work oneself into smb.'s favour   -. 	  2)    -. ,   -.  ();	   to walk into smb., smth.  ()  -., -.	  3)      , ;	   her reflections shifted into the past     ;	   looking into the future	    )   ;	    )   	  4)     ,   .. ;	   to enter into a list   	  5)      ,     (), , ;	   to turn water into ice    ;	   to grow into manhood (womanhood)    ( );	   to transmute water power into electric power      ;	   to put ( to lick) into shape	    )  ;	    )   ;	   to divide (to cut, to break, etc.) into so many portions  (,   . .)  - ;	   to work oneself into a rage    ;	   to lapse into silence   ;	   to plunge into a reverie   ;	   to be persuaded into doing smth.     -.

intolerable  a. , ; ; 

intolerance  n. 

intolerant  a. ;	   intolerant of smth.   (  ) -.

intonate  = intone

intonation  n.	  1) ;  ()	  2)  ;  	  3)  (  )

intone  v.	  1) ,  ()	  2)  ;  	  3) ,   

intoxicant  1. n.  	2. a. 

intoxicate  v.	  1) , 	  2) . 

intoxication  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . , 

intra-  . pref. -;	   intracranial ;	   intramuscular ;	   intranuclear ;	   intravenous ;	   intraurban ;	   intraurban traffic  

intractability  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  (,  ,    ..)

intractable  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) 

intramolecular  a. 

intramural  a.	  1)      (  ) ,  . ..	  2)  ( )

intramuscular  a. 

intransigent  1. n.  ;  ,    	2. a. , 

intransitive  a. .  ( )

intransmissible  a.   ( )

intrant  n.	  1)  ( ,     ..)	  2)  (   )

intranuclear  a. 

intraocular  a. ;	   intraocular tension ( pressure)  

intravenous  a. 

intrench  = entrench

intrepid  a. , , 

intrepidity  n. , 

intricacy  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) 

intricate  a. , , ; 

intrigant  = intriguant

intrigante  = intriguante

intriguant  n. . 

intriguante  n. . 

intrigue  1. n.	  1) ,  	  2)  ( )	2. v.	  1) ,   (against - )	  2) , 	  3)   (with)

intriguing  1. pres-p.  intrigue 2	2. a.	  1) ,  	  2) ,   	  3) , 

intrinsic  a.	  1) , , ;	   intrinsic value  	  2) 

intro-  . pref. -, -;	   introspection ;	   intromission 

introduce  v.	  1) ;  (into)	  2)   ; ; 	  3) , ;	   let me introduce my brother to you     	  4)    (  ..)	  5) , 

introduction  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) () ;	   letter of introduction  	  4) , 	  5)  (  )	  6) 	  7) . 

introductory  a. , , 

intromission  n. ; ; 

introspect  v.	  1)  ; 	  2)  , 

introspection  n. . , , 

introspective  a. . 

introversion  n. .    

introvert  .	1. n. ,     	2. v.    

intrude  v.	  1) ,      (into);	   am I intruding?   ?	  2) (),   (upon);	   to intrude oneself (one's views) upon a person   ( ) -.	  3) ()

intruder  n.	  1) ,  ;  	  2) . ,       ; 	  3) .  , - (. intruder aircraft)

intrusion  n.	  1) ,    (into);	   unpardonable intrusion  	  2)  ,    .. (upon)	  3) .     	  4) . , 

intrusive  a.	  1) , 	  2) . ,  ( )

intrust  . = entrust

intubation  n. . 

intuition  n. 

intuitional  a. 

intuitionalism  n. . 

intuitive  a.	  1) = intuitional	  2)  

intuitivism  = intuitionalism

intumescence  n. , ; 

intussusception  n.	  1) . 	  2)  (,   ..)

inunction  n.	  1) . ; 	  2) . 

inundate  v.	  1) , 	  2) . ; ;	   he was inundated with invitations    

inundation  n.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   an inundation of tourists  

inurbane  a.	  1) ,  ,  	  2) 

inure  v.	  1) ;	   to inure oneself  	  2) .   ,  	  3) ,   ;	   to inure to the benefit of humanity  

inurement  n. ; ; 

inurnment  n.     ( )

inutile  a. 

invade  v.	  1) ; , 	  2) ,  ( );	   fear invaded her mind   	  3)  ( -. )	  4)  ( )

invader  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

invalid  I	1. n. ; 	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2)   ;	   an invalid diet   ;	   invalid food  	3. v.	  1) () 	  2) ()     ;	   to be invalided out of the army     	II a.	  1)    , ;	   to declare a marriage invalid  	  2) 

invalidate  v.   ,  ;   

invalidation  n. ,   

invalidity  n. 

invaluable  a. , 

invar  n. ,    

invariability  n. , 

invariable  a.	  1) , ; 	  2) . 

invariant  .	1. n. 	2. a. 

invasion  n.	  1) , ; 	  2)  ( -. )	  3) . 	  4) attr. invasion ground forces .   ;	   invasion fleet -  

invasive  a. ; 

invective  n.	  1)  ; ; 	  2) (. pl.) , ;	   a stream of invectives  

inveigh  v.  , ,  (against)

inveigle  v. , ; ;	   to inveigle smb. into doing smth.   -.  -.

inveiglement  n. ; , 

invent  v.	  1) ,  	  2) , , 	  3) ;	   to invent an excuse (explanation)   ()

invention  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) . 

inventive  a. ; 

inventor  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

inventory  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) , ,   	  3)  ; ,  ;	   to make ( to draw) up an inventory  	2. v.  ,   

inveracity  n. ;  

Inverness  n.      (    )

inverse  1. n. ;  	2. a. , ; ;	   inverse ratio ( proportion) .  

inversely  adv. ;  

inversion  n.	  1) ; ;     	  2) . 	  3) . 	  4) .  	  5) .  ()

invert  1. n.	  1) .  	  2) 	2. v.	  1) , , 	  2) ,  	  3) . 

invertebrate  1. n.  	2. a. ; . , 

inverted  1. p-p.  invert 2	2. a.	  1) ; ;	   inverted flight .   	  2) ;	   inverted order of words . ,   	  3) . 

inverted commas  n. pl. 

inverter  n. . ,  

invest  v.	  1) ,  ,  (in)	  2) .  -.	  3) ,  (in, with);	   invested with mystery  	  4)  (  ..;	   with, in)	  5) . , 

investigate  v.	  1) ; ;  	  2) , 

investigation  n.	  1) , 	  2) () 

investigative  a. 

investigator  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

investigatory  = investigative

investiture  n.	  1) , 	  2) ,    ,  	  3) , 

investment  n.	  1) ,  , 	  2) ; 	  3)   ,    	  4) , 	  5)  ,   ..	  6) . , 	  7) attr. investment bank .  ;	   investment goods   ;	   investment outlet   

investor  n.  {. invest 1}

inveteracy  n.  ();  ()

inveterate  a.  , , ; ;	   inveterate smoker  ;	   inveterate liar 

invidious  a.	  1)   ;  , ; ;	   invidious comparison  	  2) . ,  

invigilate  v.      

invigorate  v.	  1)  , 	  2) 

invigorative  a. , , 

invincibility  n. 

invincible  a. 

inviolability  n. ; 

inviolable  a. ; 

inviolate  a. ; 

invisibility  n. ; 

invisible  a. , ; ; ;	   invisible man -;	   invisible exports (imports) .   ();	   he is invisible    (  ) invisible green  - ;	   the I. Empire . --

invitation  n.	  1)  (to - );	   admission by invitation only     ;	   to send out invitations  	  2) attr. ;	   invitation card  

invitational  a. 

invite  1. v.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   to invite attention  	  3)  ( -.);	   to invite questions (opinions)    (  )	  4)   	2. n. . 

invitee  n. . 

inviting  1. pres-p.  invite 1	2. a. , , , 

invocation  n.	  1) . ,   	  2) , 	  3) .  ( )

invocatory  a. , 

invoice  1. n. , 	2. v.  , 

invoke  v.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3) 

involucre  n.	  1) . 	  2) .  

involuntary  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

involute  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) .  ; 	  3) , ;	   an involute plot  	2. n. . , 	3. v. .   

involution  n.	  1)  	  2) ,  ( ,   ..)	  3) .   

involve  v.	  1) ,  (in)	  2)  ()	  3) ; , ; ;	   involved in debt   ;	   to involve the rights of smb.  -. 	  4)    (in); , 	  5) ,   	  6) .   

involved  1. p-p.  involve	2. a. , ;	   involved mechanism  ;	   involved reasoning  

involvement  n.	  1) ;  	  2)  	  3) ;  ( -.)

invulnerability  n. 

invulnerable  a. 

inward  1. a.	  1) 	  2)  ,  	  3) , 	2. adv.	  1) 	  2) 	3. n. pl. . 

inwardly  adv.	  1) ; 	  2) ,  ,  ,  

inwardness  n.	  1)  , 	  2)  ;  

inwards  = inward 2

inweave  v. (inwove; inwoven)	  1) , 	  2) , 

inwove  p.  inweave

inwoven  p-p.  inweave

inwrought  a.	  1)  ( ;	   with)	  2)    ( ;	   on, in)	  3) .  ,  (with)

iodide  n. . ,   

iodine  n. 

iodize  v.   

ion  n. . 

Ionic  a. 	ionic  a. . ;	   ionic composition of the atmosphere   

ionium  n. . 

ionize  v. . 

ionosphere  n. 

ionospheric  a.   ;	   ionospheric data    

iontophoresis  n. . 

iota  . n.  not to care an iota   ,     

IOU  n.     IOU (   I owe you   )

ipecac  .  ipecacuanha

ipecacuanha  n. . ,  

ir-  pref. ( ,     r) -;	   irrational ; ;	   irrelevant ,    

Iraki  = Iraqi

Irani  a. ; 

Iranian  1. a. ; 	2. n.	  1)  , ; 	  2)  

Iraqi  1. n.  	2. a. 

irascibility  n. , 

irascible  a. , 

irate  a. , , 

ire  n. . , 

ireful  a. 

iridescence  n. ; 

iridescent  a. ,   ; 

iris  n.	  1) .   ()	  2) 	  3) . , 	  4) attr. iris diaphragm .  

Irish  1. a.  Irish bridge    ( )	2. n.	  1) (the Irish) pl. . ,  	  2)  	  3)  	  4)   to get smb.'s Irish up ,  -.

Irishism  n.    , 

Irishman  n. 

Irishwoman  n. 

iritis  n. .    

irk  v. . , , 

irksome  a. , ; 

iron  1. n.	  1) .  ()	  2)  , ., , , ;	   as hard as iron   ; . . ; ;	   a man of iron  ,   	  3)   (   ; . curling-irons    )	  4) 	  5) pl. , ;	   in irons  	  6) (. pl.) 	  7) .   to have (too) many irons in the fire	    )    ;	    )      (  )	2. a.	  1) ;   	  2) , ,  iron man . .  ;	   iron horse .   (, , );	   iron rations .   ();	   iron age	    )  ;	    )  ;	   iron curtain  ;	   an iron fist in a velvet glove =  ,   	3. v.	  1) , 	  2)   iron out , 

iron lung  n. .    

iron-bark  n.     

iron-bound  a.	  1)  	  2) , 	  3)  ( )

iron-foundry  n.  

iron-grey  1. a. -	2. n. - 

iron-handed  a. , ; 

iron-mould  n.     ( )

iron-shod  a.  ; , 

ironclad  1. a.	  1)  , 	  2) , ; 	2. n. . 

ironfall  n.  

ironic  a. 

ironical  a. 

ironing  1. pres-p.  iron 3	2. n.	  1) , 	  2) ,   

ironing-board  n.  

ironmaster  n.   

ironmonger  n.  ,  

ironmongery  n.  ,  

ironside  n.	  1) ;  	  2) (Ironsides) pl. .  , ""

ironstone  n.  ,  

ironware  n. ,  

ironwork  n.	  1)  	  2)   

ironworker  n. -

ironworks  n. pl. (.  sg.   pl.)  ;   

irony  n. ;	   the irony of fate  ;	   the irony of it is that...   , ...;    ... Socratic irony    

irradiate  v.	  1) , ; 	  2) .  	  3) ,  ;  (  ..)

irradiation  n.	  1) , 	  2) , , , 	  3) . 

irrational  1. a.	  1) , ; ;	   irrational fear  	  2) ,   	  3) . 	2. n. .  

irrationality  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) . 

irreclaimable  a.	  1)    ( )	  2) 	  3) 

irreconcilable  a.	  1)  ( )	  2) , 

irrecoverable  a. , 

irrecusable  a. ; 

irredeemable  a.	  1) , , 	  2)   ,  ( )	  3)   ,  (  )

irredenta  . a. 

irredentist  n. .      (          )

irreducible  a.	  1)    (    ..)	  2) .        	  3) . , 	  4) 	  5) 

irrefragable  a. , , ;	   irrefragable answer  

irrefrangible  a.	  1) 	  2) . 

irrefutable  a. 

irregular  1. a.	  1) ;  ; ;	   irregular child  	  2) , 	  3) ; ;  ( ); 	  4) . 	  5) . 	2. n. (. pl.)  , 

irregularity  n.	  1) ,   (,   ..)	  2) , ;	   irregularity of living   	  3) 

irrelative  a.	  1)  (to); 	  2) = irrelevant

irrelevance  n.	  1) 	  2)    ,    ..

irrelevant  a. ;    

irreligious  a. ; 

irremeable  a. , 

irremediable  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

irremovability  n. 

irremovable  a.	  1) ; 	  2)  ( )

irreparable  a. ;	   irreparable loss  ;	   irreparable injury  

irrepatriable  n. ,   

irreplaceable  a. ; ; 

irrepressible  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) 	2. n. . ,  

irreproachable  a. , 

irresistibility  n. 

irresistible  a. ; ; ;	   irresistible proof  

irresolute  a. , 

irresolution  n. , 

irresolvable  a.	  1)  ( )	  2) 

irrespective  a. ,  (of - );	   irrespective of age   

irresponsibility  n. 

irresponsible  a.	  1) ,   ;	   irresponsible child ,     	  2) 	  3) 

irresponsive  a.	  1)  ,  ;	   to be irresponsive  ,  	  2) ; 	  3) . = irresponsible

irretention  n.   ;	   irretention of memory  

irretentive  a.     

irretraceable  a. 

irretrievable  a. , , 

irreverence  n. 

irreverent  a. 

irreversible  a.	  1) 	  2) ; , ;	   irreversible decision  	  3) . 

irrevocability  n. , 

irrevocable  a. , ; ;	   irrevocable mistake  ;	   irrevocable decision  

irrigate  v.	  1) 	  2) . 

irrigation  n.	  1) , 	  2) . ; 	  3) attr. irrigation engineering 

irrigative  a. , 

irritability  n.	  1) 	  2) . ;  ()

irritable  a.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) . ,   ( )

irritant  1. n.	  1) ,  	  2) .    	2. a.  

irritate  I v.	  1) , 	  2) .  , 	  3) .     	II v. .  , 

irritating  I	1. pres-p.  irritate I	2. a. ,  	II pres-p.  irritate II

irritation  n.	  1) , 	  2) . . ; 

irritative  a. 

irruption  n.  , , 

is  ( ); ( ) 3- . . .   . to be

Isabel  = Isabella 1

Isabella  n.	  1)  ( ) {. .  }	  2) - 

Isaiah  n. . ()

ischemia  n. . 

isinglass  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) .  (. isinglass-stone)

Islam  n. 

Islamic  a. ,   , 

Islamite  1. n. 	2. a. , 

island  1. n.	  1) 	  2) -. ;	   street ( safety) island   ( )	  3) .  (  )	2. v.	  1)  ;  	  2) 

islander  n. ,  

isle  n.  (.;   .   ; ., I. of Wight - )

islet  n. 

ism  n. . , ; 

isn't  . . = is not

isobar  n. 

isochronal  = isochronous

isochronous  a. 

isoclinal  a. . 

isocline  n. . 

isolate  v.	  1) , , ;  	  2) . 

isolated  1. p-p.  isolate	2. a. , ;	   isolated sentence ,   ;	   isolated case  

isolation  n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   to live in isolation    	  3) attr. isolation hospital  ;	   isolation period 

isolationism  n. 

isolator  n. 

isosceles  a. . 

isotherm  n. 

isothermal  a. 

isotope  n. 

Israel  n.  , 

Israelite  1. n. , 	2. a. , 

issuance  n. ,   . {. issue 2}

issue  1. n.	  1) , , ; ;	   an issue of blood 	  2) ,  ;  	  3) .   	  4) ; ;	   today's issue   (  ..)	  5) ; ; ;	   without male issue   	  6) ,  (-.);	   in the issue  ,  ;   ;	   to await the issue  	  7)  ,  , ; ;	   national issue   ;	   trivial issues ;	   the issue of the day  ;	   issue of fact .  ,      ,     ;	   issue of law .   ;	   to be at issue	    )   ;   ;	    )   , ;	   the point at issue  , ;	   the question at issue is  ( )   ;	   to join ( to take) issue	    )   ;  (with -  -., on -  -.);	    ) .  ;	    )  ,   ;	   to bring an issue to a close  	  8) (. pl.) , 	  9) . 	  10) government issue   {. . G. I.}	2. v.	  1) , , 	  2) ,    (from - -.);  ,  (in - -.);	   the game issued in a tie     	  3) . ,  ( -.)	  4) , ;    (  ..)	  5)  ( )	  6) ,  (, , )	  7)  ()

isthmus  n.	  1) 	  2) . .    ( .);  

it  1. pron.	  1) pers. (obj.  .) , ,  (   );	   here is your paper, read it   ,  	  2) demonstr. ;	   who is it?  ?  ?;	   it's me, . it is I  	  3) impers. it is raining  ;	   it is said ;	   it is known 	  4)     -.  : it (= the season) is winter  ;	   it (= the distance) is 6 miles to Oxford   6 ;	   it (= the scenery) is very pleasant here   ;	   it is in vain ;	   it is easy to talk like that   	  5)        ( ,   )  ; . to face it out    ;	   to foot it	    )  ;	    ) ;	   to lord it  , ;	   to cab it ,   ,  	2. n. .	  1) ;   (-.);  ; "";	   in her new dress she was it        ;	   she has it   - ,   	  2)    ,  

it's  . . = it is

Italian  1. a.  Italian warehouse   (. ) 	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  

Italianize  v. ;  

Italic  a. . ;	   Italic order .  	italic  .	1. a. ;	   italic type 	2. n. pl. ;	   italics supplied   ( )

italicize  v.	  1)  	  2)  ( );  	  3) , 

itch  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ,  (-.),   (-.);	   an itch for money (gain)   ();	   an itch to go away   	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  ,   my fingers itch to give him a thrashing      ;	   scratch him where he itches   

itch-mite  n.  

itching  1. pres-p.  itch 2	2. a. 

itchy  a.  ; 

item  1. n.	  1)    (   ..); , ,  (, );  (  );  (  ..);	   to answer a letter item by item     	  2)  ; , 	2. v.   	3. adv. , ,  

itemize  v.	  1) .   ; , 	  2) . ,  

iterance  = iteration

iterant  a. 

iterate  v. 

iteration  n. 

iterative  a. 

itineracy  = itinerancy

itinerancy  n.	  1) ;     	  2)  (  ..)    ,   ..

itinerant  1. n. ,       ,    ( , )	2. a.	  1) ;	   itinerant musicians  	  2)   

itinerary  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3) 	2. a. , 

itinerate  v.	  1) 	  2)    ( , )

itineration  = itinerancy

its  pron. poss. (   ) ; ; ;  , 

itself  pron. (pl. themselves;    )	  1) refl. ; -; -; ;	   the light went out of itself  ;	   by itself , ;	   in itself   ,   ;	   of itself   ,     	  2) emph. , , ;	   she is kindness itself   ;	   even the well itself was empty        

ivied  a. ,  

ivory  n.	  1)  ;	   fossil ivory  	  2) pl. .    :  ,  , 	  3) (. pl.) . ;	   to show one's ivories ,  	  4)   	  5) attr.    	  6) attr.    ivory tower    

ivory-nut  n.  

ivory-white  a.   

ivoryblack  n.   ( )

ivy  n. .  ()

ivy-bush  n.	  1)  	  2) = bush I, 1, 5

J, j  n. (pl. Js, J's ) 10-  .  J pen  

jab  1. n.	  1) ; ;  	  2) . 	  3) . ; 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) ,  (into)	  3) ; ;  ();  jab out 

jabber  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	2. v.	  1) , , 	  2)    , 

jabot  n. .      ; 

jacinth  n. . 

jack  I	1. n.	  1) (. J.) , ;	   every man jack  ();	   J. and Gill ( Jill)   ;	   a good J. makes a good Jill     	  2) = jack tar	  3) (. J.) , 	  4) . 	  5) . ;	   to make one's jack  	  6) . . , 	  7)  	  8) . , ; ; 	  9)    	  10) . ; 	  11) .   ;  	  12) 	  13)  , 	  14)    	  15) .   J. of all trades    ;	   to be J. of all trades and master of none       ;	   J. out of office ;	   J. at a pinch ,   ;	   to raise jack . , 	2. v.   ( jack up) jack up	    ) , ;	   to jack up one's job  ;	    ) jacked up ; 	II n. . , 	III n. .	  1)  (   ..);	   black jack    ( )	  2)     

Jack Frost  n.   ; -

Jack in office  n. ,  

Jack Ketch  n. 

jack light  n. .  (     )

jack rabbit  n.  

jack sprat  n. 

jack tar  n. 

Jack-a-dandy  n. , , 

jack-in-the-box  n.	  1)  ( ,   ,   )	  2)  	  3) . , 	  4) .  

Jack-in-the-green  n.            (  )

jack-knife  n.   

jack-lift  n.  

jack-o'-lantern  n.	  1)  	  2) .         ,   

jack-plane  n. . , ; 

jack-priest  n. . 

jack-screw  n. () 

jack-snipe  n.  

jack-staff  n. . -

jack-stone  n.	  1) 	  2) pl. (.  sing)   

jack-straw  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) pl.    not to care a jack-straw     

jack-towel  n.  ( ,  )

jackal  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . ,    ,  	2. v.  ,  

jackanapes  n.	  1) ; 	  2)    	  3) , 

jackaroo  n. . .  ,  (  )

jackass  n.	  1) 	  2) , , 

jackboot  n.   ; . 

jackdaw  n.  jackdaw in peacock's feathers    

jacket  1. n.	  1) ; ; ;	   Norfolk jacket   ;	   Eton jacket    (. )	  2) . 	  3)  ()	  4)  (); ;	   potatoes boiled in their jackets   	  5) , ;  (. dust jacket)	  6) . ,  (),  ( ) to dress down ( to trim, to warm, to dust) smb.'s jacket ,  -.	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2)  , 

jacketed  1. p-p.  jacket 2	2. a.	  1)   , 	  2) .  ,  

jackpot  n.	  1) . 	  2) ;     ;	   to hit the jackpot 	  3) . .  

Jacob's ladder  n.	  1) .  	  2) .  	  3) . -; -	  4) .  

Jacob's staff  n.	  1) .  	  2) ; 

Jacobean  a.       I (1603-1625 .)

jacobin  n.  	Jacobin  n.	  1)  ()	  2) . 

jacobinic  a. . 

jacobinical  a. . 

Jacobite  n. . 

jacobus  n. .   XVII .    I

jaconet  n.     

Jacquard loom  n.   

jacqueminot  n. .   

jacquerie  n. . . 

jactation  = jactitation

jactitation  n.	  1) , 	  2) .  ,     ;	   jactitation of marriage      	  3) .  ;  ( )

jade  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . , 	2. v.	  1)  ()	  2) . ();   	II n.	  1) . 	  2) - 

jaded  1. p-p.  jade I, 2	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) 

Jaeger  n.  ,    

jag  I	1. n.	  1)  , ;   ()	  2) 	  3) ,  ( )	2. v.	  1)  ,  	  2) 	II n.	  1) .   (, )	  2) . , ;	   to have a jag on  , "";	   a crying jag  

jagg  = jag II

jagged  I	1. p-p.  jag I, 2	2. a. , ;  	II a. . 

jaggery  . n.  -

jaggy  = jagged I, 2

jaguar  n. 

jail  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  ;	   to break jail   	2. v.   

jail delivery  n.	  1)     	  2)   	  3) .  

jail-fever  n. 

jailbird  n. . ; ;  

jailer  n. 

Jain  n.     (  )

jalap  n.     

jallopy  n. .     

jalopy  n. .     

jalousie  n. . , ; 

jam  I	1. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) , , ;	   traffic jam "",  (  )	  4) .    	  5) . , , 	  6) .     	2. v.	  1) , ; , ;	   to jam on the brakes  	  2) , ;	   he jammed his fingers in the door    	  3) ,  (into)	  4) () 	  5) ; 	  6) . , ; () (   ..)	  7) .  ;    ;  jam through . ;	   to jam a bill through  	II n. ;  real jam . =  ; , ;	   money for jam  ;  

jam-jar  n.  () 

jam-up  n. , "" (  )

jama  . n.    

jamah  . n.    

Jamaica  n. ()  {. .   }

jamb  n.	  1)  (, )	  2) (. pl.)   	  3) .  	  4) , 	  5) .   ,    

jamboree  n. .	  1) ; , 	  2)  (. )

jammer  n. .   

jamming  1. pres-p.  jam I, 2	2. n.	  1) , "" (  )	  2) . ; ; 	  3) .     	  4) .  	  5) attr. jamming station   ;	   jamming war   ;  

Jane  n. . 	jane  n. . 

jangle  1. n.	  1)  ; , ,   ;   	  2) . , , 	2. v.	  1)  ,  ;  	  2) ,  	  3) . , 

janissary  = janizary

janitor  n.	  1) , 	  2) . , , 

janizary  n. . 

Jansenism  n. . 

January  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. 

Janus  n. . . 

Jap  . . Japanese

japan  1. n.	  1)   (. )	  2)   	2. v. ,   

Japanese  1. a. ;	   Japanese lantern  ;	   Japanese varnish tree  	2. n.	  1) ; ;	   the Japanese pl. . 	  2)  

Japanesque  a.   

jape  1. n. 	2. v.	  1) 	  2) . 

Japhetic  a. . 

japonic  = Japanese 1

jar  I	1. n.	  1) ,    	  2) , , 	  3) ;  ;	   the news gave me a nasty jar      	  4) 	  5) ; 	  6) . 	2. v.	  1)  ,  ; 	  2)  ,  (upon, against); 	  3) , ,    (upon);	   to jar (up)on a person  -.	  4) ,  ( jar with);	   our opinions always jarred    	  5) 	  6) . 	  7) .   	II n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) . Leyden jar  	  3) .   (= 8  = 4,54	    ) III n. . on the jar .  (   ..)

jardiniere  n. . 

jargon  I n.	  1) 	  2)  , 	II n. .  

jargonelle  n. -

jargonize  v.        

jarovization  . n. -. 

jarovize  . v. -. 

jarring  a.	  1) ,   	  2) 

jasmin  n. 

jasmine  n. 

jasper  n. . 

jaundice  1. n.	  1) . ,  	  2) ; ; 	  3) , 	2. v.	  1) .   	  2) (. p-p.)  , 

jaundiced  1. p-p.  jaundice 2	2. a.	  1) .  	  2) ,  	  3) ;	   to take a jaundiced view  ,  ( -.)

jaunt  1. n.    ;	   to go on a jaunt    	2. v.     

jauntily  adv.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3)   

jaunting-car  n. .         

jaunty  a.	  1) , 	  2) ; -	  3) 	  4) , ; 

Javanese  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) ; ;	   the Javanese pl. . 	  2)  

javelin  n.	  1)  , 	  2) attr. javelin formation .   

javelin-throwing  n.  

jaw  1. n.	  1) 	  2) pl. , 	  3) pl.   (, )	  4) . 	  5) .  	  6) . 	  7) . , ,  ()	  8) pl. . , 	  9) attr. jaw clutch, jaw coupling .   to have a jaw ;	   hold ( stop) your jaw! .  !;  !, !	2. v. .	  1)  (.   );     	  2)  , 

jaw vice  n. . 

jaw-bone  n.	  1)  	  2) . 

jaw-breaker  n. .   ; =  

jay  n.	  1)  ()	  2) .  ; 	  3) 

jay-walker  n. .  

jaywalk  v. .   

jazz  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ,    	  3) . . , 	  4)  ; 	  5) attr. 	  6) attr. , 	2. v.	  1)   	  2)   	  3) . .  jazz up ,  

jazz band  n. -, -

jazzy  1) = jazz 1, 5	  2) . . , 	  3) , 

jealous  a.	  1) ; ;	   to be jealous ;	   to be jealous of one's wife  	  2) , ;	   to be jealous of another fellow's good fortune   	  3) , 	  4)   (of - -.);	   to be jealous of one's traditions     (-. ,   ..)

jealousy  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) 

jeann     (  ,   ..)

jeans  n. pl. 

jeep  n.	  1) . 	  2)   	  3) . . , 

jeer  I	1. n.	  1)  , 	  2)  , 	2. v. , , ,   (at - )	II n. (. pl.) . 

jeez  interj. !;  !

jehad  = jihad

Jehovah  n. . ;	   Jehovah's Witnesses   (   )

Jehu  n. . ; 

jejune  a.	  1) , ;	   jejune diet  	  2)  ( )	  3) ; , 

jejunum  n. .  

jell  1. n. . . jelly 1	2. v. .	  1) = jelly 2;	  2) . , ;	   public opinion has jelled on that question       ;	   the conversation wouldn't jell   

jellify  = jelly 2

jelly  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  to reduce smb. to jelly  -.  	2. v.	  1)   ,  	  2) 

jelly-fish  n.	  1) . 	  2) . ,  

jelly-like  a. , 

jellygraph  n.  

jemadar  . n.	  1) .  -; -	  2) 	  3) 

jemmy  n.	  1)   ""; 	  2)   ()

jennet  n.	  1)   	  2) 

jenneting  n.   

jenny  n.	  1)         , . jenny-ass 	  2) . ;  	  3) .    

jenny wren  n. . 

jenny-ass  = jennet 2

jeopard  . = jeopardize

jeopardize  v.  , ;	   to jeopardize one's life  

jeopardy  n. , ;	   to be in jeopardy   ;	   to put in jeopardy   ,  

jerboa  n. () 

jeremiad  n. ; , 

Jericho  n. .  go to Jericho!   !

jerk  I	1. n.	  1)  , ;	   to get a jerk on , 	  2)  , ;	   the jerks 	  3) .  (. soda jerk)	  4) . . , 	  5) attr.  ( ) physical jerks . , 	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2)   	  3)  	  4) .   	II v.     

jerked  I p-p.  jerk I, 2	II 1. p-p.  jerk	II 2. a. ;	   jerked beef  

jerkin  n. .	  1)  (. )  	  2) 

jerkwater  a. . . jerkwater town ,  

jerky  I	1. a.	  1)   ; 	  2) 	2. n. .     	II n.  

Jeroboam  n.  ,    (= 8-12   )

jerque  v.     

jerrican  n. . 

Jerry  n. . . ;    	jerry  n. sl  

jerry-building  n.	  1)       (  )	  2)  

jerry-built  a.    , -

jerry-shop  n. sl , 

jerrymander  = gerrymander

jersey  n.	  1) ;  	  2)   ;  , 	  3)    

jess  1. n. (. pl.)	  1)     	  2) . 	2. v.   ( )

jessamine  = jasmin(e)

jest  1. n.	  1) , ;	   in jest  	  2) , 	  3)  , ;	   standing jest    many a true word is spoken in jest . =      	2. v.	  1) 	  2) , 

jest-book  n.  , 

jester  n.	  1) 	  2) 

jesting  1. pres-p.  jest 2	2. a.	  1) , ;	   a jesting remark  , 	  2)  ;  ;	   a jesting fellow 

Jesuit  n.	  1) 	  2)  , 

Jesuitic  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

Jesuitical  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

Jesuitism  n. , ; 

Jesuitry  = Jesuitism

Jesus  n. .  by Jesus -;	   Jesus Christ! !;  !

jet  I n.	  1) . ,  	  2)   	II 1. n.	  1)  (,   ..);	   a jet of ink shot onto the paper    	  2) . , , 	  3)  	  4) .  	  5) attr. ;	   jet engine   at the first jet   	2. v.	  1)  	  2) ,  

jet plane  n.  

jet port  n.    

jet propulsion  n.  

jet set  n. . . ,  ; " "

jet-black  a.   

jet-fighter  n.  

jet-propelled  a.   ;	   jet-propelled plane  ;	   jet-propelled projectile  

jetsam  n. , ,      (   ) {. flotsam}

jetstone  n. .  

jettison  1. n.  ()     	2. v.	  1)  ()  	  2) .  ()	  3)  ( -. )	  4)  (-.);	   to jettison a bill       

jetton  n. 

jetty  I = jetblack	II n.	  1) , 	  2)  ; ,  

Jew  n. , 

Jew's pitch  n. . ,  

Jew's-harp  n.	  1)  (. )	  2) ,         

jewel  1. n.	  1)  	  2)  ;	   pl. 	  3)  (. .)	  4)  ( )	2. v.	  1) (. p-p.)   	  2)   (  )

jewel-box  n.    

jewel-case  = jewel-box

jewel-house  n.   

jeweller  n. 

jewellery, jewelry  n. ;  

Jewess  n. , 

Jewish  a. , ;	   he is Jewish  

Jewry  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . ,  

Jezebel  n. . ; . . 

jib  I	1. n.	  1) . 	  2) . ,    the cut of one's jib . .  ,    ..	2. v. .  ();  ( )	II 1. n.  	2. v.  , ;    (.    ..); .  jib at	    )  ( -.);	    )    -., -.

jib door  n.	  1)  	  2) .  

jib-boom  n. . 

jib-crane  n. . -

jibber  = jib II, 1

jibe  I = gybe	II = jib I, 2  gybe	III v. .	  1) 	  2) ; ;	   his words and actions do not jibe      

jiff  n. . , ;	   wait (half) a jiff  ;	   in a jiff ,  

jiffy  n. . , ;	   wait (half) a jiffy  ;	   in a jiffy ,  

jig  I	1. n.  () the jig is up  - ;    	2. v.	  1)  	  2)     	II 1. n.	  1) .  ;  ; ; 	  2) . 	  3) . 	  4) .   	  5) .  	  6)  (    ..); 	2. v.	  1)  	  2) 

jig-saw  n. .  ;   jig-saw puzzle  -

jigger  I n.	  1) ,  ; 	  2)   (   )	  3) . 	  4) . 	  5) .  	  6) .   	  7) . -;  	  8)  	  9) = jig II, 1, 4	  10)  	  11)    not worth a jigger =    	II n.	  1) ,  	  2)  (  )	  3)   	III = chigoe	IV v. (. pass.) well, I'm jiggered! =   !

jigger-mast  n. . (-)

jiggery-pokery  n. .	  1) , 	  2) , , 

jiggle  1. n. ; 	2. v. (); ()

jihad  . n.	  1) ,   ( )	  2)   -., () 

Jill  = Gill

Jim-Crow  n. .	  1) . . 	  2) attr. Jim-Crow car    ;	   Jim-Crow policy     

jim-dandy  a. . . , 

jim-jams  n. pl. .	  1)  	  2) ,   

jimmy  .	1. n.	  1) .    	  2) = jemmy 1	2. v.  

jimp  a. .	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) 

Jimson weed  n. . 

jingle  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) , 	  3)      	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  , 

jingo  1. n. (pl. -oes ) -, ;  by jingo!  !	2. a. 

jingoism  n. -,  ; 

jink  1. n.	  1) , , 	  2) pl: high jinks ,  	2. v.	  1) , , 	  2) . .     

jinn  pl.  jinnee

jinnee  n. (pl. jinn,  .  sing) . 

jinny  n. .	  1)  	  2)      

jinrickisha  = ricksha(w)

jinricksha  = ricksha(w)

jinx  n. .   ,  

jitney  . .	1. n.	  1)  	  2)     	2. a. , 	3. v.       

jitter  1. v. . ; 	2. n. .  

jitterbug  .	1. n.	  1)  ; 	  2)     	  3)  ()	2. v.    

jitters  n. pl. .  ; ;	   to have the jitters ;	   it gave me the jitters   

jittery  a. . ; 

jiu-jitsu  = ju-jutsu

jive  1. n. .	  1) ;  	  2)   	  3) 	2. v. .    

Job  n.	  1) . 	  2) ,   to be as patient as Job =   ;	   this would try the patience of Job       ;	   Job's news  ,  ;	   Job's comforter ,       -. 	job  I	1. n.	  1) , ;  ;	   by the job ,  ( )	  2) . , ;	   out of job  	  3) ; 	  4)      ;	   his appointment was a job     	  5) . ;	   an inside job .   ..,  .  	  6)   ,  	  7) . 	  8) . , ,  	  9) attr.    ; ;	   job classification .   ( );	   job evaluation .  (   ) a job of work  ;	   a bad job  ; ;	   to make the best of a bad job   ;	   a good job	    )   ;	    )   ( ); .  ;	   to make a good job of it  -. ;	   a good job you made of it!    !;	   job lot	    )   ,  ;	    ) ,      ;	    )  ;	   on the job	    )  ,  ;	    )  ;	    )   ;	   just the job  ,   ,  ;	   to lie down on the job  -;	   to do smb.'s job, to do the job for smb. .  -.;	   to put up a job on smb. .   -. 	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2)  	  3)    	  4)   ,  	  5)  ;   ,  	  6) , ;  	  7)   (    ..)	  8)   ;	   to job smb. into a post  -.    	II 1. n.  , 	2. v.	  1) , ; ;  (at)	  2) ; 	  3)     

job-work  n.  

jobation  n. ,  , 

jobber  n.	  1) ,   	  2) ,  	  3)  , 	  4)  	  5)  	  6) ,     

jobbernowl  n. . , 

jobbery  n.	  1)        	  2)  ; 

jobbing  I	1. pres-p.  job I, 2	2. n.	  1) ,  	  2)  	  3) .  	  4)  ;  ; 	3. a. ,  (   ..) jobbing shop  	II pres-p.  job II, 2

jobholder  n.	  1) ,   	  2) .  

jobless  a. 

jobmaster  n.	  1) . 	  2) ,    

Jock  n.	  1) . .  	  2) (j.) . . jockey 1, 1

jock-strap  n. . 

jockey  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . . 	  3) , 	2. v. , ;	   to jockey for position        jockey into    -.;	   jockey out  ,  -.

jocko  n. (pl. -os ) . ; 

jocose  a. ; 

jocosity  n. ; 

jocular  a. ; ; , ; 

jocularity  n.	  1) 	  2) 

jocund  a.	  1) , ; 	  2) 

jocundity  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

jodhpurs  n. pl.    

Joe  n. . . . 

Joe Blow  n. . . . 

joey  I n. .  (. )	II n. .  

jog  1. n.	  1) ; , 	  2) ,  ;  	  3) . ,    	  4) ,  	2. v.	  1) , ; ;	   to jog smb.'s memory  -.,   -.  (-.)	  2)    (.     -.)	  3) ,  , ; ; 	  4) ,     ( jog on, jog along)	  5)  (,   ..;	   on, along)

joggle  I	1. n. , ;  	2. v.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ,   	II 1. n. .  ; , 	2. v.  , ,   ..

joggly  a.  ( )

jogtrot  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) attr. , 

John  n. . 

John Bull  n.   (  )

John Collins  n. .     

John Doe  n. . (. )     ;	   John Doe and Richard Roe    (    )

John Dory  n.  ()

John Q. Public  n.    (  )

John-o'-Groat's  n.  ;	   from John-o'-Groat's to Land's End     ;     ()

John-o'-Groat's-House  n.  ;	   from John-o'-Groat's-House to Land's End     ;     ()

johnny  n. .	  1) , 	  2) , 	Johnny  n. .	  1) , 	  2) , 

Johnny Raw  n.	  1) . 	  2) . . 

johnny-cake  n.  (.- , .- )

Johnny-jump-up  n.   

johnsonese  n. ,  ,   (   XVIII .  )

johnsonian  n. ,  ,   (   XVIII .  )

join  1. v.	  1) ();	   to join forces  ,  ;	   to join hands	    )   ; ()   ;	    ) ,  	  2) ();	   I'll join you in your walk    	  3)  ( -.);   ;    (  ..);	   to join a club   ;	   to join a library   ;	   to join (in) with smb.   -.;	   to join up    	  4)    , ;	   to join one's regiment, one's ship   ,   ( ,     ..)	  5) , ;	   the stream joins the river    	  6) ;	   the two estates join        to join battle   ;  ;   	2. n. ; , ,  

joinder  n. . . , ; 

joiner  n.	  1) 	  2) .   

joinery  n.	  1)  ;  	  2)  	  3)  

joint  1. n.	  1)  ; ; 	  2) . , ;	   to put a bone into joint again  ;	   out of joint ; .   ;   	  3)   : ,   ..;	   dinner from the joint  	  4) . . , ; (eating) joint , 	  5) . . 	  6) . .   	  7) .  ( )	  8) . , ,  	  9) . ; , , ;	   angle joint   	  10) . .  	2. a.	  1) , , ;	   to take joint actions  ;	   joint efforts  ;	   joint authors ;	   joint committee	    )  ;	    )     ;	   joint possession  , ;	   joint responsibility  ;	   joint heir ;	   J. Staff ;	   J. Chiefs of Staff .    ;	   joint stock  ;	   joint resolution .     ,       	  2) ;	   joint traffic       	3. v.	  1) ;     , 	  2) , 	  3) .    

joint-pin  n. .  

joint-stock company  n.  

jointer  n.	  1) . ;  	  2) .    

jointly  adv. , 

jointress  n. . ,       

jointure  1. n. , ,    (   ),   	2. v.   ,   ,   

jointuress  = jointress

joist  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) attr. ;	   joist ceiling    ,  

joke  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   it is no joke  ;   ;	   to have one's joke, to make a joke ;	   to make a joke of smth.  -.  	  2)  	  3)  ,  the joke was on him     	2. v.	  1) 	  2) , 

joker  n.	  1) 	  2) . , 	  3)  ( )	  4) .      	  5)  ,       

joky  a. . ; 

jollier  n. . , 

jollification  n. , 

jollify  v. .	  1) ()	  2)  

jollity  n. , 

jolly  1. a.	  1) , ;   	  2) , 	  3) . ; , ,  (. .);	   jolly weather  ;	   a jolly mess I am in      the jolly god , 	2. adv. . , ;	   jolly fine  ;	   you'll be jolly late   ;	   jolly well , ;	   you'll jolly well have to do it a -    	3. n.	  1) .   	  2) .  jolly-boat	  3) . 	4. v.	  1) . 	  2)  ,  (-.) ,  ( jolly along, jolly up)	  3) . 

jolly-boat  n.  

jolt  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  (. .)	2. v.	  1) , , 	  2)  ,  (  )

jolterhead  n. , 

jolty  a. 

Jonah  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  

Jonathan  n.  (  )

jongleur  n. . .   , 

jonquil  n.	  1) 	  2) -,  	  3)  

jorum  n.  , , .   

josh  . .	1. n.  ; 	2. v. ; ; 

joskin  n. .  ; 

joss  n.	  1)  	  2) , 

joss-house  n.  , 

joss-sticks  n. pl.          

josser  n.	  1) . 	  2) . , 	  3) . 

jostle  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	2. v. (), (); ; ;	   to jostle for power ()      jostle against  ;	   jostle away, jostle from , ;	   jostle through ; 

jot  1. n. ;  ;	   not a jot   	2. v.  ;   (. jot down)

jotter  n.  , 

jotting  1. pres-p.  jot 2	2. n. , ,  

joule  n. . 

jounce  v. (); ()

jour  n. . . . journeyman

journal  1. n.	  1) ;  (. .);	   the Journals .  ;	   ship's journal .  	  2) ; 	  3) .  , 	2. a. . 

journal-box  n. -. 

journalese  n.  

journalism  n.	  1)  	  2) 

journalist  n.	  1) ,  	  2)  

journalistic  a. 

journey  1. n.	  1) ,  (. );	   to be ( to go) on a journey ;	   to take a journey  ;	   two days' journey from here     	  2) 	  3) .  	2. v.  , , ; 

journey-work  n.	  1)   	  2)  ; 

journeyman  n.	  1)    ,    (     )	  2) . 	  3) 

joust  .	1. n.   ( pl.); 	2. v.     

Jove  n. . . ;	   by Jove!	    )  !; -!;	    )  !;	    )   !

jovial  a. ; 

joviality  n. ; 

Jovian  a.	  1)  ; 	  2)    

jowl  n.	  1) ;  	  2)     	  3)  ( );  ( );  (, )	  4)  (, )

jowly  a. , 

joy  1. n.	  1) ; , ;	   to wish smb. joy  -.	  2) -.,  , 	  3) . . , 	2. v. . (); ()

joy-house  n. . .  

joy-ride  n. . ()      (  )

joyful  a. , ; 

joyless  a. 

joyous  = joyful

joystick  n. .     ()

ju-ju  n.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3) , 

ju-jutsu  . n. 

jubilance  n. 

jubilant  a. ; 

jubilate  1. n.	  1)  ; 	  2) (J.) . 100- 	  3) (J.) .    	2. v. ; 

jubilation  n. 

jubilee  n. ;  (. 50-);	   to hold a jubilee ;	   silver jubilee  ;	   golden jubilee  ;	   Diamond J.	    )  ;	    ) .    

Judaic  a. , 

Judaism  n. ,  

Judas  n.	  1) . 	  2) 	  3) (j.) ,    ( )

Judas-coloured  a. 

Judas-hole  = Judas 3

Judas-tree  n. . 

judge  1. n.	  1) ;	   J. Advocate General  ,  - ;	   judge advocate  	  2) , 	  3) , ;	   a judge of art  	2. v.	  1) ;  	  2)  , 	  3) ;	   to judge horses   	  4) , ;   ,   ;	   to judge by appearances   	  5) , 

judge-made  a. judge-made law ,    

judgematic  a. .  ; 

judgematical  a. .  ; 

judgement  n.	  1) ,  ;      ;	   judgement reserved .       ;	   to pass ( to give, to render) judgement on smb.   -.	  2) , () 	  3) , ;	   in my judgement you are wrong    (-,   ),   ;	   private judgement   (  , .   )	  4) ;   ;	   good judgement  ,  ;	   to show good judgement  ;	   poor judgement ;	   to sit in judgement 	  5) attr. judgement creditor (debtor)  (),      to disturb the judgement   

judgement-day  n. .  ;   

judgement-seat  n.	  1)  	  2) , 

Judges  n. .  

judgmatic  = judgematic(al)

judgmatical  = judgematic(al)

judgment  = judgement

judicature  n.	  1)  ; ;	   Supreme Court of J.   	  2)  	  3) 

judicial  a.	  1) , ;	   judicial murder  ,    	  2) 	  3)  ; ; 

judiciary  1. a. = judicial 1;	   judiciary law  	2. n. = judicature 2

judicious  a. , 

judo  . n. . 

Judy  n.	  1)     	  2) . ; 	  3) ,   (. );	   to make a Judy of oneself .  

jug  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2) . 	2. v.	  1) .  (, )	  2) .   	II n.  (  ..)

jug-handled  a. . ; ; 

jugate  a. . ; 

jugful  n.  (-);   not by a jugful .   ;    ;  

jugged  n. 

Juggernaut  n.	  1) . .  (    )	  2)   (,     ;      ..) (. Juggernaut car  )

juggins  n. . ; 

juggle  1. n.	  1) ,  , 	  2)  , , ;  , 	2. v.	  1)  ; 	  2) , ;	   to juggle a person out of his money   -.  juggle with	    ) ,  (, );	    ) 

juggler  n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 

jugglery  n.	  1) ;  ;  	  2) , ;  

Jugoslav  1. n.  ; 	2. a. 

Jugoslavian  1. n.  ; 	2. a. 

jugular  .	1. a. ;	   jugular vein  	2. n.  

jugulate  v.	  1)  	  2) 	  3)  ()  

juice  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  (-.)	  3) .  ; 	  4) . ; ;	   step on the juice!  !	  5) attr. juice road . .   

juicer  n. 

juicy  a.	  1) 	  2) . ,  ( )	  3) . , ;	   juicy story .    	  4) . , , 

jujube  n.	  1)  (  )	  2)  ,    	  3) , 

juke  n. . .    ,    -  - (. juke-joint)

juke-box  n. - ( ,   ..)

julep  n.	  1) ,    	  2) .       , ,   

Julian  a. 

julienne  n. .	  1) -	  2)  

July  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. 

jumbal  = jumble II

jumble  I	1. n.  , ; , 	2. v.	  1) (), ()   (. jumble up, jumble together)	  2)   ; 	  3) 	II n.   

jumble-sale  n.       

jumble-shop  n. ,      

jumbo  n. (pl. -os )   ,   

jump  I	1. n.	  1) ; ;	   long ( broad) jump   ;	   high jump   ;	   running jump   ;	   standing jump   	  2) ,    ..;	   the jumps . ;  ;	   to give smb. the jumps  -.  	  3)   (,   ..);	   to take a jump   	  4) ,  	  5) 	  6) . ;	   to have the jump on smb. in smth.    -.  -.	  7) .  , 	  8) .   on the jump ; ;  	2. v.	  1) ; ;	   to jump for joy   	  2) ; , ; ;	   you made me jump when you came in so suddenly     ;	   my heart jumped    	  3) ,  ( ,   ..);	   the prices jumped  	  4) ,  (   ..)	  5) ,  (. jump over);	   to jump (over) a stream   ;	   to jump from one subject to another      	  6)  ( );	   to jump a man  	  7) , ;	   to jump a chapter (ten pages) in a book   ( )  	  8) ;	   to jump the track	    )  ( );	   the train jumped the track    ;	    ) .    	  9) , ;	   to jump a baby on one's knees    	  10)  ; ;	   he jumped his horse    ;	   don't jump the camera   	  11)  (-.),  (-.   );	   to jump a (mining) claim   () 	  12) (. p-p.)    (  ..),    	  13) .  (   ..);	   to jump a train   	  14) ,   (-.);	   to jump bail        ;	   to jump the queue   	  15)  	  16) .  	  17) ;  	  18) . ,  ()	  19) . ,  ( ) jump about	    ) ,  ( , );	    )  ;	   jump at	    )   -.,  -;	    )  ,   -.;	   to jump at an offer   ;	   jump down	    ) , ;	    )   (  ..);	   jump in  , ;	   jump into	    ) , ;	   to jump into one's clothes ,  ;	    ) jump smb. into smth.   -.  -.;	   he as jumped into buying the house      ;	   jump off ;	   jump off a chair   ;	   jump on	    ) , ;	   jump on to a chair   ;	    )    -.;	   jump out ;	   jump together = jump with; jump up ;	   jump up! !, ! (   ..);	   jump upon = jump on; jump with , ,  jump to it! -!, !;	   to jump the gun  ,  ;	   to jump in the lake , ;	   to jump at the bait   	II n. .	  1)  ;	  2) pl. 

jump-seat  n.  

jump-welding  n. .  

jumped-up  a. ;  ( ); =  ,  

jumper  I n.	  1) ; 	  2) (J.) .    -	  3)   (,   ..)	  4) . , 	  5) .    	  6) .  ( ,   ..)	  7) . 	  8) .  	  9) .  , 	  10) . ;  	II n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) 	  4) 	  5)    	  6) (. pl.)  

jumping jack  n.     ()

jumping-off ground  n. . 

jumping-off place  n.	  1) . ;    	  2) .  ; =  ;	   it's a jumping-off place     	  3) . ,    , 

jumping-rope  n. . , 

jumpy  a.	  1) , 	  2)   	  3)  ( )

junction  n.	  1) 	  2) ,    ; 	  3)  ,  ,  ; -.  	  4)  (); ; 	  5)  ()

junction board  n. . 

junction call  n. .  

juncture  n.	  1) ;  	  2)  ;  ;	   at this juncture	    )   ,   ;	    )   ;	   at a critical juncture   	  3) . , 

June  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. 

jungle  n.	  1) 	  2)  , 	  3) . . 	  4) attr.   ;   

jungle fever  n.  

jungle-    ,      ; . jungle-bear -

jungly  a.  

junior  1. a. ;    ,    ( ,   ..);	   Edward Smith junior   ;	   junior partner  , ;	   junior leader .  	2. n.	  1) ;	   the juniors ;	   he is my junior by three years, he is three years my junior     3 	  2)  ( )	  3) . 	  4) . . 	  5) .    junior college   ,   

juniority  n.    

juniper  n. 

junk  I	1. n.	  1) . () , ; ;  ,  	  2) . 	  3) . 	  4) " " (   )	  5) . , 	2. v.	  1) ,   	  2)   	II n. 

junk bottle  n. .   (   )

junk-shop  n.	  1)    , 	  2)  

junker  . n. 

junket  1. n.	  1)       	  2) , 	  3) . 	2. v.	  1) 	  2) .  

junketing  1. pres-p.  junket 2	2. n.	  1) = junket 1, 2  3	  2) .       

junkman  n. . 

junky  n. . 

Juno  n. . . ; .  

junta  n. . 

junto  n. (pl. -os ) ,  ,  

Jupiter  n. . . . ;	   by Jupiter!	    )  !; -!;	    )  !;	    )   !

jura  pl.  jus

Jurassic  a. . ;	   Jurassic period  , 

jurat  n.	  1)    (   )	  2) .  ,   ,      

juratory  a. 

juridical  a. ; ; ;	   juridical days    

jurisconsult  n.  (.      )

jurisdiction  n.	  1)  	  2) , 	  3)  ;  ;	   it doesn't lie within my jurisdiction      

jurisprudence  n. , , ;	   medical jurisprudence  

jurisprudent  1. a.   	2. n. 

jurist  n.	  1) 	  2)   	  3) . 

juristic  juristical a. ; 

juror  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) ,    , 

jury  I n.	  1) ;	   petty ( common, trial) jury 12 ,       ;	   coroner's jury        ;	   grand jury   (,      );	   packed jury .    ;	   special jury        	  2)  (    ..)	II a. . , 

jury-box  n.   ,   

jury-mast  n. .  

jury-rig  n. .	  1)   	  2)  

juryman  n.	  1) 	  2)  

jus  (pl. jura) n. .	  1) ,  ;	   jus civile  ;	   jus gentium  	  2)  

jussive  a. . 

just  I	1. a.	  1) , 	  2) ;  ; ;	   just fear  ;	   a just reward  	  3) , ;	   just proportion  ,  	2. adv.	  1) ,  , ;	   it is just what I said    ,   ;	   just so  ;	   just in time   ;	   just then  ;	   just the other way about ( round)   	  2)  ;	   he has just come    	  3) ;	   I just caught the train  , -   	  4) . , , ;	   it's just splendid    just like that   	II = joust

justice  n.	  1) ;	   to do him justice he is very clever    ,    ;	   he did justice to your dinner     ;	   in justice to smb.   -.	  2) , ;	   to administer justice  ;	   to bring smb. to justice  -.  	  3) ;	   J. of the Peace  ;	   Lord Chief J. of England  -   ( ) to do justice to oneself      ;     ;	   poetic(al) justice  

justiceship  n.	  1) ,  	  2)   

justiciable  a. ,    

justiciary  1. n.  	2. a. , 

justifiable  a.   ; ; ;	   justifiable homicide .     ;    ;	   justifiable claims  

justification  n.	  1) 	  2)  , 	  3) .  

justificative  a.	  1) 	  2) 

justificatory  = justificative

justify  v.	  1) ;  ; ; ;	   to justify one's action   ;	   she was justified in acting that way        	  2) ;	   to justify (as) bail .     	  3) .  

justly  adv.	  1) 	  2) 

jut  1. n. 	2. v. ,  ( jut out, jut forth)

jute  n. 

juvenescent  a.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) 

juvenile  1. a.	  1) ; ;	   juvenile labour  ;	   juvenile offender ( delinquent)  ;	   juvenile delinquency  ;	   juvenile court    	  2)   ;	   juvenile books   	2. n.	  1) , 	  2) pl. .   	  3) ,    

juvenilia  n. pl.  

juvenility  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

juxtapose  v.	  1)    , ;    	  2) 

juxtaposition  n.	  1)  , ; 	  2) 

K, k  n. (pl. Ks, K's ) 11-  . 

kabbalah  = cabbala

kadi  = cadi

Kaffir  n.	  1) 	  2) pl. .   

Kafir  n.	  1) 	  2) pl. .   

kaftan  = caftan

kail  = kale

kailyard  n.	  1) = kaleyard	  2) attr. kailyard school, kailyard novelists  ( XIX -  XX .),         

kaiser  . n. 

kakemono  . n.  (  )

kale  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)   ,  	  4) . . 

kaleidoscope  n. 

kaleidoscopic  a. 

kaleidoscopical  a. 

kalends  = calends

kaleyard  n. . 

kali  n. .	  1)  	  2) 

Kalmuck  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  	2. a. 

Kalmyk  = Kalmuck

kanaka  n.	  1)  (  -, . )	  2)     ( )

kangaroo  n.	  1) 	  2) pl. .   	  3) pl. . ,     kangaroo closure . ,          ;	   kangaroo court .   ; ,   

Kantian  a. . 

Kantianism  n. . 

kaoliang  n.  (   )

kaolin  n. 

kapellmeister  . n. , 

kapok  n.  ( )

kappa  n.  (   )

kaput  . a. predic. . ; ;  

Kara-Kalpak  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  	2. a. 

Karaite  n. ; 

karoo  n.      ,     

karri  n. .  

karroo  n.      ,     

kartell  = cartel

katabatic  a. .   (  )

kathode  = cathode

katydid  n.  

kauri  n.  (  )

kayak  n.	  1)  ( )	  2) 

kayo  n. . . 

Kazakh  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  	2. a. 

keck  v.	  1) ;  ,  	  2)   keck at    (   ..)

kedgeree  n.	  1)    ,   ;	  2)   , ,   ..

keek  .	1. n.  ()	2. v. 

keeker  n. .	  1) ; ,  	  2) pl. 

keeking-glass  n. . 

keel  I	1. n.	  1)  ();	   on an even keel .   ; . , ;	   to lay down a keel   	  2) . 	2. v.  keel over (); .  	II n.	  1)     	  2)     (= 21 )

keelage  n.   (       )

keelhaul  v.	  1) . .  (    )	  2) .   ; 

keelson  = kelson

keen  I a.	  1) 	  2) , ; ;	   a keen wind  	  3) ,  ()	  4)  (, )	  5) ,  (  ..)	  6) ,  ( );	   keen pleasure  	  7) , ;	   keen pain  ;	   keen hunger  ;	   keen appetite  ;	   keen interest  	  8) , ;	   a keen man of business   ,  ;	   a keen sportsman  	  9)   (-.),  ( -.);	   to be (dead) keen on smth. .   -.; ()  -., ()  -.;	   he is keen on opera   ;	   I am not very keen on cricket     	  10) ,  (   ..)	  11) , ;	   keen contest  ;	   keen competition .  	  12) ,  ( )	II .	1. n. ,   	2. v. 

keen-witted  a. 

keep  1. v. (kept)	  1) ,  ;	   you may keep the book for a month     ;	   to keep hold of smth.  ,  -.	  2) ; ; 	  3)  (,   ..),  (, );  ()	  4) , ;  (  ,   ..);	   the weather keeps fine   ;	   to keep one's bed   ,    	  5)  , ;  ;	   the matter will keep till tomorrow      ;	   it's only good news that keeps     ;	   meat will keep in the cellar     	  6)   (-.);	   keep moving! !,  !;	   he kept laughing the whole evening      	  7)       (-. );	   he kept me waiting    ;	   I won't keep you long     	  8) , ;	   to keep a shop  ;	   to keep a garden  	  9) , ;	   to keep a family  	  10)   ,  ;	   to keep a cook  	  11) , ;	   to keep house  	  12)   ;	   do they keep postcards here?   ?	  13)  (, ,   ..)	  14) , ;	   to keep the town against the enemy    ;	   to keep the goal    ( )	  15) , ;	   to keep a secret   ;	   you are keeping smth. from me  -   	  16) ;	   to keep (in) one's feelings   	  17) ;	   to keep the children after school    	  18) , ;	   to keep one's birthday   	  19) . ;	   where do you keep?   ?	  20) .  ; ;  ( );	   school keeps today      keep at	    )  (-.)  , ;	   he kept hard at work for a week     ;	    )  (-.)  (-);	    )   ;	   keep away	    ) ()  ;   ; ;	    ) ;	   keep knives away from children    ;	   keep back	    ) , ;	    ) ;	   he kept the news back    ;	    )   ;	   keep down	    )  ,    ;	    )  ,  ;	   to keep down prices    ;	    )  (; );   ;	    ) he can't keep down his food    ;	   keep from (),   -.;	   what kept you from doing it?     ?;	   he kept his anxiety from showing      ;	   keep in	    )  ;    ();	   to be kept in    ,   ( );	    ) ;	   to keep in fire  ;	   to keep in with smb.      -.;	   keep off ()  ;  ;	   keep off! !;	   keep off the subject!    !;	   keep off the grass!    !;	   keep your mind off this    ,    ;	   keep on	    )  ( -.);	   to keep on reading  ;	    ) to keep on fire  ;	    )    ;	   he was kept on at his old job     ;	    )  ; ;	   to keep on one's hat   ;	   keep out	    )  ,  ;   (of);	   to keep children out of mischief    ;	    )   ,   (of);	   to keep out of smb.'s way  -.;	   to keep out of smth.  -.;	   keep to ;  -.;	   keep to the right!   !;	   to keep to the subject  ;	   keep under	    )   ;	    )  (, , );	   to keep the prices under   ;	   keep up	    ) ;	   to keep up a correspondence  ;	    )  ;	    ) ;	   keep it up!  !, !;	    )    ;	    ) , ;	   to keep up old traditions     ;	    )   ,   ;	   to keep up on international law    ;	   keep up with smb.    -.,   to keep company	    )  , ;	    ) ;	   to keep covered .   ;	   to keep on at a person .   -.;	   to keep (smb.) going	    )  (-.) ;	    )  (-.) ;	   to keep oneself to oneself  , ;  ,  ;	   to keep up with the Joneses    ;	   to keep watch 	2. n.	  1) , , ;	   to earn one's keep   	  2)    	  3)   ( )	  4) .  in good (in low) keep   ( ) ;	   for keeps .	    ) ; ;	   he is here for keeps    ;	    ) 

keeper  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  (  ..)	  3)  (   )	  4) ,  	  5)   ;	   milk is a bad keeper   	  6)  (., )	  7) ,   	  8) . 	  9) .  

keeping  1. pres-p.  keep 1	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) , ;	   to be in safe keeping    ;    ;	   in smb.'s keeping  -. 	  4) , ;	   to be in (out of) keeping with smth. () , ()   -.	  5) attr.  ;	   keeping apples   

keeping-room  n. ,  

keepsake  n.	  1)   	  2) attr. , 

kef  . n.	  1)   (  )	  2) , 

kefir  n. 

keg  n.  (  10 )

keif  = kef

kelp  n.	  1)  , . 	  2)   ,    

kelpie  n. . .   (    )

kelpy  n. . .   (    )

kelson  n. . 

Kelt  = Celt

Keltic  = Celtic

Kelvin  n. .   

Kelvin scale  n. .   

ken  1. n. ;  ;	   beyond my ken   	2. v. . (kent)	  1) 	  2)  ( )

kennel  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2) ( pl.)  	  3)   ()	  4)  	  5) , 	2. v.	  1)   	  2)   	  3)   	II n. ,  

kent  p.  p-p.  ken 2

Kentish  a.  Kentish fire	    )  ;	    )  ;	   Kentish rag   

kentledge  n. .  

Kenyan  a.   

kepi  n. . 

kept  1. p.  p-p.  keep 1	2. a. kept woman 

keratin  n. ,  

keratoid  a. 

kerb  n. () ,   on the kerb   ( ,    )

kerb-stone  n.   kerb-stone broker  ;	   kerb-stone market	    )  ;	    )    

kerchief  n.  (); , 

kerchiefed  a.  , 

kerchieft  a.  , 

kerf  n.	  1) , ,    (  )	  2) . 

kermis  . n. -

kern  n.	  1) .   	  2) . , 

kerne  n.	  1) .   	  2) . , 

kernel  n.	  1) , 	  2)  ();  ()	  3) 	  4) .  	  5) . 

kerosene  n. 

kersey  n.	  1)   	  2) pl.    

kerseymere  n.	  1)  (  )	  2) pl.   

kestrel  n.  ()

ketch  n.  (  )

ketchup  n.  (  )

kettle  n.	  1)  	  2) . , 	  3)  	  4) . 

kettle-drum  n.	  1) 	  2) .   (   )

key  I	1. n.	  1) ;	   false key 	  2) ,  (    ..)	  3) , 	  4)  ;   ;   	  5) . ; ;	   major (minor) key  () ;	   all in the same key , 	  6) ,  ;	   to speak in a high (low) key  () 	  7) . ,  ( )	  8) ;	   pl.  (,    ..)	  9)  	  10) . ; ; 	  11) . ; ;  ;	   telegraph key  	  12) attr. , ; , ; ;	   key industries   ;	   key positions  ;	   key problem ,  ;	   key actor .  	  13) attr. key line .    ;	   key map   key pattern ;	   to hold the keys of smth.  -.   ,  -.  ;	   golden ( silver) key , ;	   the power of the keys  ;	   to have ( to get) the key of the street .     ;    	2. v.	  1)   	  2)    ( )	  3) . ;   ( key in, key on)	  4) .  (. key up)	  5)   	  6) . .   key up	    ) ,  (-.);	    )  , ;	    )  (  ..)	II n. , 

key man  n.	  1) ,   ,    ( , )	  2)  	  3) . 

key money  n.  ,     ;     

key point  n. .  (  ) 

key-note  1. n.	  1) .   , 	  2)  ,  ; ;  	  3) attr. , ;	   key-note address ( speech)	    ) ,     ;	    )   ( , )	2. v.	  1)  	  2)    ( , )

key-ring  n.   

key-winding  a.  

keyboard  n.	  1) 	  2) . ,  

keyed  1. p-p.  key I, 2	2. a.	  1)    	  2) .     (. keyed up)	  3) ,  (. keyed up)	  4) ,  (to)

keyhole  n.  ;	   to spy through the keyhole    ;	   to listen at the keyhole   

keyless  a.	  1)  	  2)    ( )

keynoter  n. .   ( , )

keystone  n.	  1) .   (  )	  2)  ,  

khaki  1. n.	  1)  (  )	  2) ()  	2. a.  ;  

khalifa  = caliph

khalifat  = caliphate

khamsin  . n.  (    )

khan  . n. 

khanate  . n.	  1) 	  2)  

Khedive  n. . 

kibble  1. n. . 	2. v.	  1)     ( )	  2) 

kibbler  n.	  1) 	  2) 

kibe  n.     (.  ) to tread on one's kibe    

kibitz  . v. .     ;   

kibitzer  n. . . ,   ; 

kibosh  n. . ,  to put the kibosh on  , ; 

kick  I	1. n.	  1)  , ; ;	   to get the kick	    )  ;	    )  	  2)  ()	  3) , ; 	  4) .  ;	   he has no kick left  	  5) . . 	  6) .  (  ..)	  7) . ,  ;	   to get a kick out of smth.    -.;	   for the kick of it, for kicks  	  8) . 	  9) .  ;	   two and a kick     	  10) . ;	   good (bad) kick  ()  more kicks than halfpence  ,  	2. v.	  1)  ;	   to kick downstairs   ; 	  2) (); ()	  3)  ( )	  4)   ()	  5) .   ,  	  6) . ,  , ,  (. kick against, kick at)	  7) . .  ( kick in)	  8) . .  (   ) kick about	    ) ();	    ) ;	   kick around	    )  ;	    ) .    ;	   kick away ,  (  );	   kick back	    )    ;	    ) .  ;	    ) .  (       ..);	    ) .  ();	   kick in	    )  (  ..); ;	    ) . .  ;	    ) . . ;	   kick off	    )  (  ..);	    ) .       ;	    ) . ;	    ) . . ;	   kick out	    ) , ; ;	    ) , ;	   kick up	    )    ; ;	   to kick up dust   ;	   to kick up the heels  ( );	    )  (,   ..);	   to kick up a row (a fuss, a dust) ,   (, ) to kick the beam	    )    (   );	    )   , ;  , ;	   to kick up one's heels .	    ) ;	    ) ; ;	   to kick over the traces   , ;	   to kick upstairs .   ;  ( -.,     )	II n.   

kick-off  n.	  1) .     ( )	  2) . 

kick-starter  n.  

kick-up  n. .	  1) , 	  2) , 

kickback  n. .	  1)  	  2) .     ( )

kicker  n.	  1)  	  2) . 	  3) . 	  4) 	  5) . , , 	  6) 

kickshaw  n.	  1)  (. .)	  2) , 

kid  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2)  ()	  3) pl.  	  4) . ; 	  5) attr. ;	   kid gloves  	  6) attr. , ;	   kid sister   with ( in) kid gloves , 	2. v. , 	II . v. , ; 

kid-glove  a.	  1) , 	  2)    kid-glove affair  , ;	   kid-glove diplomacy  

kid-skin  n.  ()

Kidderminster  n.   ()

Kidderminster carpet  n.   ()

kiddle  n. 

kiddy  n. . ; 

kidnap  v.	  1)  	  2)     (-.)

kidnapper  n.  (, . )

kidney  n.	  1) . 	  2) , , ;	   a man of that kidney   ;	   they are both of the same kidney =   ;   	  3) attr. . 	  4) attr.   

kidney bean  n.  ()

kief  = kef

kike  n. .	  1) . 	  2) = keek 1

kilderkin  n.  ( 16-18 )

kill  1. v.	  1) ; ,  ()	  2)      ;	   these pigs do not kill well        	  3) , ; ;	   to kill a bill  ;	   to kill a novel  	  4)  ;  (  ..); ;	   the drums killed the strings    ;	   to kill an engine  	  5)  , ;	   dressed ( dolled up) to kill . ,  	  6)  , ;	   it nearly killed me      	  7)  (   ..)	  8) ,  (  ..)	  9) .     ;  ()	  10) .    ;  	  11) .   ; 	  12) . 	  13) . ,  () kill off	    ) ;	    ) ;	   kill out ,  to kill by inches ;	   to kill time  ;	   to kill the bottle .   	2. n.	  1)  ( );	   plentiful kill  	  2) 	  3) .  

kill-devil  n.  ; 

kill-time  1. n. ,  	2. a. ,  ( ,   ..)

killer  n.	  1) 	  2) . , 	  3) . -

killer whale  = killer 3

killing  1. pres-p.  kill 1	2. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) .  	3. a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . 	  4) . , 

killjoy  n. ,   ; 

kiln  1. n. .      	2. v.  (,   ..)

kiln-drying  n.  

kilo  = kilogram(me)

kilo-      -

kilocycle  n. . 

kilogram  n. 

kilogramme  n. 

kilometer  . = kilometre

kilometre  n. 

kilowatt  n. 

kilt  1. n.	  1)       	  2)   	2. v.	  1)   	  2) ,  

kilter  n. . , ;	   in (out of) kilter   ( )

kiltie  n. .	  1)     	  2) pl: kilties  

kilty  n. .	  1)     	  2) pl: kiltys  

kimono  . n. (pl. -os ) 

kin  1. n.	  1) , ; ;	   near of kin	    )    ;	    ) ; , ;	   next of kin () ()	  2) , ;	   to come of good kin    	2. a. predic. ;	   we are kin   ;	   kin to ; , 

kinchin  n. .	  1) 	  2) attr. kinchin lay      

kind  I n.	  1) , ; ; ;	   what kind of man is he?    ?;	   all kinds of things  ;	   of a better kind  ;  	  2)  ; , ;	   to act after one's kind    ( );	   to differ in degree but not in kind  ,   	  3) . ; ;	   human kind   all of a kind  ;	   two of a kind   ;	   coffee of a kind  ;	   nothing of the kind  ;	   kind of . , ;  ;	   I kind of expected it    ;	   to pay in kind  , ;	   in kind   ( ) ;	   to repay ( to pay back, to answer) in kind    ;	   the worst kind . , 	II a.	  1) , , ;	   how kind of you!     !;	   with kind regards    ( );	   be so kind as to shut the door   ,  	  2) ; ;	   this horse is kind in harness     	  3)  ( )	  4) .  ;  ( )

kind-hearted  a. , 

kindergarten  n.  

kindergartener  n.	  1)    	  2) ,   

kindle  v.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   to kindle smb.'s interest  -. ;	   to kindle smb.'s anger  -. 	  3) , ,  (. .);	   her eyes kindled with happiness    

kindliness  n.	  1) 	  2)  

kindling  1. pres-p.  kindle	2. n.	  1) , 	  2) (. pl.) ;   

kindling-wood  n. , 

kindly  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) ,  ( ,   ..)	2. adv.	  1) , ;	   to speak kindly  , ;	   kindly let me know  ,   ;	   will you kindly do this for me?      	  2) ; ;	   to act kindly   ( )	  3) , ,  ;	   she took kindly to her new job       

kindness  n.	  1) ; ;	   to have a kindness for smb.  -.	  2)  ; ; ;	   to do a personal kindness   

kindred  1. n.	  1)  	  2) ; ; 	2. a.	  1) ;	   kindred languages  	  2) ;	   rain and kindred phenomena       

kine  . . pl.  cow I

kinematic  a. . 

kinematics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

kinescope  n. .	  1) 	  2)    

kinetic  a. . ;	   kinetic energy  

kinetics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

king  1. n.	  1) ; ; ;	   K.'s speech   	  2) . , ;	   king of beasts  ;	   king of metals 	  3) , ;	   a railroad king  	  4) . . 	  5)  ( )	  6) .   () K.'s English   ;	   the K.'s peace  ;	   king for a day =   ;	   K.'s messenger  ;	   the K.'s coat  ;	   K.'s Bench .   ;	   K's Bench Division    (    )	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  ,  ; ;	   to king it over smb.  ( ) -.

King of Arms  n. 

king's evil  n. . 

king-crab  n. .  

king-size  a. .	  1)  	  2) , 

kingbolt  n. , 

kingcraft  n.  

kingcup  n. .  

kingdom  n.	  1) ; 	  2) , ;	   animal kingdom   kingdom come  ;	   to kingdom come   

kingfisher  n.  ()

kinglet  n.	  1) . 	  2)  ()

kingly  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) 	2. adv. . -; -; 

kingmaker  n. .  ,      

kingpin  n.	  1) = kingbolt	  2)  ;  	  3) ,   

kingpost  n. .    

kingship  n.	  1)  	  2) 

Kingston valve  n. . 

kink  1. n.	  1) ,  ( , );  (  )	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) . , 	  5) .  	2. v.	  1) (),  , ()	  2) ,  

kinky  1)  ( )	  2) . , 

kino  n.    (     )

kinsfolk  n. (.  .  . .) , 

kinship  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

kinsman  n. . () 

kinswoman  n. . () 

kintal  . = quintal

kiosk  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)   ( )

kip  I n.      (,   ..)	II .	1. n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	2. v. 	III n. . 1000  (= 453,59 )

kipper  1. n.	  1)  ;  	  2) -   	  3) . , 	  4) . .  ()	2. v.    

Kirghiz  1. n. (pl. -es   .)	  1) ; 	  2)  	2. a. 

kirk  n. . ;	   the K. of Scotland   

kirn  n. .	  1)   	  2)  

kismet  . n. , , 

kiss  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   to give a kiss on the cheek   ;	   to steal ( to snatch) a kiss  ;	   to blow smb. a kiss  -.  	  2)  ,      ( )	  3)  () kiss of life    (     )	2. v.	  1) (), ();	   to kiss away tears   ;	   to kiss one's hand to smb.  -.  	  2)     (  ) to kiss the book       ;	   to kiss the cup  (); , ;	   to kiss the dust ( the ground)	    )    ;  ;  ;	    )  ;	    ) , ;	   to kiss goodbye	    )   ;	    )   

kiss-curl  n. ,  ( )

kiss-in-the-ring  n.   (    )

kiss-me-quick  n.	  1)      ( 50-  XIX .)	  2)  ( )	  3)   ()

kisser  n.	  1) ,  	  2) . 	  3) . 

kit  I n.	  1) , , ;	   hunting kit   	  2) , ,  	  3) .    	  4)   ;     the whole kit (and caboodle)  	II n. .  kitten 

kit-bag  n.  

kit-cat  n.     (. kit-cat portrait)

kitchen  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. ;	   kitchen unit  

kitchen garden  n. 

kitchen herbs  n.  ()

kitchen midden  n.	  1)  , 	  2) . ,        

kitchen police  n. . .   

kitchen-cabinet  n.	  1)  	  2)    

kitchen-maid  n. 

kitchen-range  n. 

kitchen-sink  n.	  1)   	  2) attr. ;	   kitchen-sink drama  

kitchen-stuff  n.	  1)   , . 	  2)  

kitchen-ware  n.  

kitchener  n.	  1)  	  2)  (.  )

kitchenette  n. ;   ( )

kite  1. n.	  1) . 	  2) ; ; 	  3)  ;	   to fly a kite	    )  ;	    ) .   ;    {. . 4};	   to knock higher than a kite .	    )   ;	    )  (-.)   	  4) . .  ;	   to fly a kite       {. . 3}	  5) . . 	  6) = kite balloon	2. v.	  1) . ,   	  2) . .     

kite balloon  n.  

kiteflying  n.	  1)     	  2)  

kith  n. kith and kin   

kitten  1. n. 	2. v. 

kittenish  a.   

kittle  1. a. ,  kittle cattle ,  	2. v.	  1) 	  2) ,   

kitty  I n. 	II n. . 

kiwi  n.	  1) . ,  ( )	  2) . .    - 	  3) . 

klaxon  n. . . 

Kleenex  n.   

kleptomania  n. 

kleptomaniac  n. 

kloof  n. -. 

kluxer  n. . .  --

klystron  n. . 

knack  I n.	  1) () , , ;	   to have the knack of a thing  -. ,  	  2)  ; 	  3) 	II n.  ; 

knacker  I n.	  1)  (   ,     ..)	  2)  , 	  3) ;	   knacker's yard 	II n.	  1) -.,   	  2) pl. 

knackery  n. 

knacky  a. , 

knag  n. ; , 

knaggy  a. 

knap  I v.	  1)  ;  	  2)  	II n.	  1)  ;  	  2) 

knapsack  n. ; 

knapweed  n. .  ()

knar  n. , ,   

knarred  a. , , 

knarry  a. , , 

knave  n.	  1) , 	  2) . 	  3) . 	  4) . -

knavery  n. , 

knavish  a. 

knead  v.	  1) ,  (, )	  2)    	  3)  ()	  4) , 

kneading machine  n. 

kneading-trough  n. 

knee  1. n.	  1) ;	   up to one's knees  	  2) . 	  3) . 	  4) . , 	  5) 	  6) attr.  to give ( to offer) a knee to smb.	    )  -.;  -. ;	    ) .  -.  ( );	   it is on the knees of the gods =   ; , ;	   to bring smb. to his knees  -.  ;	   to go on one's knees to smb. ,  -.;	   on one's (bended) knees ;	   to learn smth. at one's mother's knees =    	2. v. .	  1)  ;  	  2)    ( )	  3)   

knee-bend  n.   ()

knee-boot  n.    

knee-breeches  n. pl. 

knee-cap  n.	  1) .  	  2) 

knee-deep  a.  

knee-high  a. ()  ;	   knee-high to a mosquito ( a grasshopper, a duck, etc.) .  , ; =    

knee-hole  n.    (  )

knee-jerk  n. .  

knee-joint  n.	  1) .  	  2) . - 

knee-pan  = knee-cap 1

kneel  v. (knelt, kneeled )	  1)  ,    (. kneel down)	  2)    (to, before - )

kneeling position  n. .     

knell  1. n.	  1)  	  2)  ;  , 	2. v.	  1)   	  2)  ,  ()

knelt  p.  p-p.  kneel

knew  p.  know 1

knick-knack  n.	  1) , 	  2) . 

knick-knackery  n. , ; 

Knickerbocker  n.  -

knickerbockers  n. pl. 

knickers  n.	  1) . . knickerbockers	  2)  

knife  1. n. (pl. knives)	  1) ;	   to put a knife into smb.  -.	  2) . ;	   the knife	    )  ;	    )  ;	   to go under the knife  	  3) . , , 	  4) attr.  before you can say knife , ; =    ;	   to get one's knife into smb.   -.,    -.;   -.;	   knife and fork ;	   a good (poor) knife and fork  () ;	   to play a good knife and fork =    ,   ;	   you could cut it with a knife   ;   	2. v.	  1)  	  2) ,  	  3) . .       (     )

knife-board  n.    

knife-edge  n.	  1)  	  2)   (  ..)

knife-grinder  n.	  1) 	  2)  , 

knife-rest  n.	  1)     	  2) . 

knife-switch  n. . 

knight  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) knight of the pen ;	   knight of the brush ;	   knight of fortune ;	   knight of the road	    ) ;	    ) 	  3) ()  "knight" ( ,      sir)	  4)      ;	   K. of the Garter   	  5) . 	  6)  (     )	2. v.   "knight";    

knight errant  n. (pl. knights errant)	  1)  	  2) , 

knight-errantry  n.	  1)    	  2) 

knightage  n. .	  1) 	  2)  ,   

knighthood  n.	  1) 	  2)  , 

knightly  1. a. ; 	2. adv. . -, 

knit  v. (knitted knit)	  1)  (  ..)	  2) (), ();	   mortar knits bricks together    	  3) (), ;	   the broken bone knitted well    	  4) () (     ..)	  5) to knit one's ( the) brows  ,  knit in    , ;	   to knit in blue with white wool       ;	   knit up ;   ; ; . ,  (  ..)

knitted  1. p-p.  knit	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2) , 

knitter  n.	  1) ; 	  2)    

knitting  1. pres-p.  knit	2. n.	  1) 	  2)  , 

knitting-machine  = knitter 2

knitting-needle  n.  ,  ; 

knitwear  n.  ,  

knitwork  n.	  1) 	  2)  

knives  pl.  knife 1

knob  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)   (  ..)	  3) 	  4)   (, )	  5) . 	  6) . ; ; 	  7) . ,  with knobs on .	    )  ;	    )  	2. v. , 

knobble  n. 

knobby  a.	  1) , 	  2) . 

knobstick  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . 

knock  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  (.  );	   to give a knock  ( )	  3) . .  ;	   pl. , 	  4) .  to get the knock	    )  ;	    )  ;	    ) .    ;	   to take the knock 	2. v.	  1) (), ; (); ;	   to knock to pieces  ;	   to knock at ( on) the door   	  2) ;	   to knock the nuts   ( )	  3) (against)  ( -);  ( -.)	  4) . , 	  5) . .  ; 	  6) .  knock about	    ) , ;	    ) , ,  ( );	    )    ;	   knock against ,  ;	   knock down	    )   , .  ;	    ) ; ,  ();	    )    (    ..);	    ) ,  (  ..);	    )  ;	    )   ;	    ) . .  ();	   knock in, knock into ;	   to knock into one ;	   knock off	    ) , ;	    ) ,  ();  ();	    )  ;	    )  , ;	    )  ;	   knock off work  ;	    ) . , ;	    ) . ;	   knock out	    ) , ;	   to knock the bottom out of   -   -.;   ();   ;	    ) . ;	    ) , ;	    )       ( ,      );	    ) , ;	    ) ,    ,  (,   ..);	   knock together	    ) ;	    )  ;	   knock under ;	   knock up	    )   ;	    ) ,  ;	    ) ; ;	   to be knocked up ;	    ) , - , ;	    ) . .  ; ;	    )  (against -  -.) to knock home  ; ,   ;	   to knock on the head	    ) ; ;	    )  ;	   to knock smb. off his pins  -.;	   to knock one's head against a brick wall    ;   ;	   to knock (smb.) into a cocked hat	    )  (-.);	    )  (-.);   (-.);	    )  (  ..);	    ) , ;	   to knock smb. into the middle of next week	    ) =  -.   ;	    ) ,  -.;	   to knock the spots off	    ) ; ;	    ) 

knock-down  1. n.	  1) . 	  2) .   a knock-down and drag-out .  	2. a.	  1)  ( ); 	  2)  (   ..) knock-down price  ,  

knock-kneed  a.	  1)    	  2) ; 

knock-out  n.	  1) .  (. knock-out blow)	  2)    	  3)       	  4) .  ;  	  5) . . ,  ; 	  6) . . 	  7) .  knock-out dose   ();	   knock-out drops . .	    ) ;	    ) ,  ;	   knock-out price   

knockabout  1. n.	  1)  ;  	  2) ,    	  3) 	  4) .  ;  	2. a.	  1) ,  ( )	  2) ,  ( )	  3) 

knocker  n.	  1) ,  	  2)  ,  ;  	  3) . . , 	  4) . .   ;    up to the knocker .	    )  ;	    )   ;	    )   

knocker-up  n. ,        

knoll  n.	  1) ; 	  2) .  ; 

knot  1. n.	  1) ;	   to make ( to tie) a knot  ;	   to tie in a knot  	  2) 	  3) , ;	   the nuptial knot  ;	   to tie the knot  ; 	  4) , 	  5)  ;  () 	  6) . ,  ( ); ,  ( )	  7) ,  ();	   to gather in knots  , 	  8) , 	  9) .  (  = 1,87   )	  10) .  Gordian knot  ;	   to cut the knot  () ;	   to tie oneself (up) in  into a knot    	2. v.	  1)  ;  ; 	  2) (), ()	  3)  	  4)  ()

knot-grass  n. .  ; 

knot-hole  n.      

knotty  a.	  1) ; 	  2) , ;	   knotty question  

knout  . n. 

know  1. v. (knew; known)	  1)  (. know of);  ;	   to know about smth.   -.;	   I know of a shop where you can buy it   ,    ;	   to get to know ;	   not that I know of    - ;	   to know what's what .    -., ,   	  2) ,   ;	   to know the law    ;	   to know three languages   	  3) ;	   to know how to write (read)   ()	  4) , ;	   I knew him at once     to know one's own business     ;	   to know better (than that)	    )  , ;	    )  ;	   I know better than to...    , ...;	   to know one from another, to know two things apart    ;	   not to know a person from Adam       -., not to know what from which  ,   ;	   to know a good thing when one sees it   -.; ,     ;	   to know the time of day    ;	   before you know where you are , ;	   to know what one is about  ;    ;	   who knows?  ?;	   not to know enough to get out of the rain  	2. n. to be in the know .    ;     ;  

know-all  n. 

know-how  n.	  1) ;  	  2)  ; 

know-nothing  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

knowing  1. pres-p.  know 1	2. n.	  1) ;  ( -.);	   there is no knowing what he will say ,   	  2) ; 	3. a.	  1) , 	  2) , ; ;	   a knowing hand at the game  	  3) . , 	  4) . 

knowingly  adv.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) , , 

knowledge  n.	  1) ; ; ;	   to have a good knowledge of English (medicine, etc.)     (  ..);	   branches of knowledge  	  2) ;	   it came to my knowledge   ;	   to (the best of) my knowledge   ;	   not to my knowledge    - ;	   he did it without my knowledge      	  3) ;	   my knowledge of Mr. B. is slight     .	  4) ;	   knowledge of the victory soon spread     

knowledgeable  a. .  ; 

known  1. p-p.  know 1	2. a. ;	   known as...   ...

knuckle  1. n.	  1)  	  2)  (, )	  3) pl. 	  4) . , 	  5) -. ,  () near the knuckle    ( ,   ..);	   to rap smb.'s knuckles  	2. v. , ,    knuckle down	    ) , ;	    )   ( -.);	   to knuckle down to one's work    ;	   knuckle under , 

knuckle-joint  n.	  1)  	  2) . 

knucklebone  n.	  1) . 	  2) pl.   

knuckleduster  n. 

knur  n.	  1) , ,   	  2)   (  )

knurl  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) . , 	2. v. .  ; 

knurr  n.	  1) , ,   	  2)   (  )

kodak  .	1. n.  	2. v.	  1)  	  2) .  ;  

koh-i-noor  n.	  1)  ( ,   ,   106,25 )	  2)  , 

kohl  . n.   

kohlrabi  n. . 

kola  = cola

kolinsky  . n. . 

kolkhoz  . n. 

Komsomol  .	1. n. 	2. a. 

koodoo  n. .  , 

kopec  = copeck

kopeck  = copeck

kopek  = copeck

kopje  n. -. 

Koran  n. 

Koranic  a.	  1)   	  2)   

Korean  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) ; ;	   the Koreans 	  2)  

kotow  = kowtow

koumiss  = kumiss

kourbash  . n.  ;	   under the kourbash  

kowtow  .	1. n.	  1)  	  2)  	2. v.	  1)    (  )	  2) 

kraal  n. -.  (, )

Kration  n. . .  

kraut  n. . 

Kremlin  . n. 

Krishna  n. . () 

krone  n.  (    )

krypton  n. . 

Ku-klux-klan3  n. --

kubosh  = kibosh

kudos  n. .	  1) ; 	  2) ; , 

kudu  = koodoo

kukri  . n.   

kulak  . n.  ( -)

kumiss  n. 

Kurd  n. ; 

kymograph  = cymograph

L, l  (pl. Ls, L's )	  1) 12-  . 	  2) -.,    L

L-square  n.   

l. s. d.  n.	  1)  ,    ( . librae, solidi, denarii)	  2) . ; ;	   it is only a matter of l. s. d.    

la  n. . 

laager  -.	1. n.	  1) ,  	  2) .   	2. v.  ,  

lab  . .  laboratory

labefaction  n. . ; 

label  1. n.	  1)  (. .); ; 	  2)  ( )	  3) . 	  4) . -	  5) .  	2. v.	  1)    	  2)   -. ; .  	  3) .  ()

labelled  1. p-p.  label 2	2. a. 

labial  1. a. 	2. n. .   (. labial sound)

labialization  n. 

labiate  .	1. a. 	2. n.  

labile  a. . . ; 

lability  n. , 

labiodental  .	1. a. -, -	2. n. -, - 

labor  . = labour

laboratory  n.	  1) ;	   hot laboratory ""  (       )	  2) . .   	  3) .   	  4) attr. ;	   laboratory findings   

laborious  a.	  1) , , ; 	  2)  ( )	  3) , 

labour  1. n.	  1) ; ; ;	   surplus labour -.  ;	   forced labour  	  2)  ;  ( . );	   L. and Capital   	  3)  ; ;	   to be in labour  , 	  4) pl.  , 	  5) attr. ; ;	   labour force  ;	   labour hours  ;	   labour code    ;	   labour contract  ;	   labour dispute  ;	   labour input   ;	   labour legislation  	  6) attr. ;	   labour leader	    )  ;	    )  	  7) attr. labour pains  ;	   labour ward   labour of love	    )    ;	    )  ;	   lost labour ,  	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  ,  (for);	   to labour for breath   ;	   to labour for peace  ;	   he laboured to understand what they were talking about   ,  ,    	  3)   ,   (. labour along, labour through)	  4)  ,   ;	   to labour the point  ,    	  5) .  	  6) . .   labour under   , ;  ( -.);	   to labour under a delusion ( a mistake)   

Labour Day  n. .   (  )

Labour Exchange  n.  

Labour Party  n.  

labour union  n. 

laboured  1. p-p.  labour 2	2. a.	  1) , ;   ;	   laboured breathing  	  2) ;  ( ,   ..)

labourer  n.  ; ;	   general labourer 

labouring  1. pres-p.  labour 2	2. a.	  1) , ;	   labouring man 	  2) ;	   labouring breath  

labourist  n. ,   

labourite  = labourist

labourmarket  n.  ;    

laboursaving  a.    ;  (   ..)

Labrador tea  n. . 

laburnum  n. .   ()

labyrinth  n. ; . ,  

labyrinthine  a.	  1)  	  2) 

lac  I n.  ,  	II . n.   (. )

lace  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3)  (. gold lace, silver lace)	  4) .   ,     ..	2. v.	  1) ;	   to lace up one's shoes  	  2)   (. lace in)	  3) , ,  (,   ..)	  4) , , , 	  5) .   ;	   coffee laced with brandy   	  6) .  ,  lace into .	    ) , ;	    )   to lace smb.'s jacket  -.

lace boots  n. pl.   

lace paper  n.    

lace-pillow  n.    

lace-ups  n. pl. .   

Lacedaemonian  1. a. 	2. n. 

lacerate  v.	  1) , 	  2) , ; 

lacerated  1. p-p.  lacerate	2. a.	  1) ;	   lacerated wound  	  2) . 

laceration  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) ;  

laches  n.	  1) .   	  2) ; ;  

lachrymal  1. a. ;	   lachrymal gland .  	2. n.  (; . lachrymal vase)

lachrymatory  1. a.  ( )	2. n. = lachrymal 2

lachrymose  a.	  1) ,  	  2) , 

lacing  1. pres-p.  lace 2	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) ,  	  4)  ,   ..  

lack  1. n. , ;  (-.);	   lack of balance ;	   lack of capacity  ;	   lack of land ;	   for lack of - , -  ;	   no lack of smth.  -.	2. v.	  1)  , ;  	  2)  , ;	   he is lacking in common sense     

lack-all  n. ,  ; 

lack-brain  n. . 

lackadaisical  a. ; , 

lacker  . = lacquer

lackey  1. n. 	2. v.	  1) 	  2) , 

lacking  1. pres-p.  lack 2	2. a. 

lackland  a. 

lacklustre  a. ,  ;	   lacklustre eyes ,  

laconic  a. , ; 

laconical  a. , ; 

lacquer  1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) . ,  	2. v.  , ;  

lacquey  . = lackey

lacrosse  n. . 

lactation  n.	  1)  	  2)  , 

lacteal  a. , 

lactescent  a.	  1)   	  2)    ( )

lactic  a. . 

lactiferous  a.     

lactometer  n. 

lactose  n. ,  

lacuna  n. (pl. ae, s )	  1) , 	  2) ; , 

lacunae  pl.  lacuna

lacustrine  a. ;	   lacustrine age .   

lacy  a. ;   

lad  n.	  1) ; ; ;	   one of the lads .  	  2)  

ladder  1. n.	  1)  (, ); . 	  2)   ( ) ladder of success   ;	   to climb the ladder  ;	   to get one's foot on the ladder   (  ..);	   to kick away ( down) the ladder (by which one rose)   ,    	2. v.  (   )

laddie  n. . , 

lade  1. n.	  1)  	  2) ; 	2. v. (laded ;	   laded, laden)	  1) , , 	  2) , 

laden  1. p-p.  lade 2	2. a.	  1) , ;	   a tree heavily laden with fruit ,    ;	   a table laden with food ,  	  2) ,  (with - -.)	  3) -.  ( )

ladies  n.	  1) pl.  lady	  2) .  

ladies'man  = lady's man

ladies-in-waiting  pl.  lady-in-waiting

lading  1. pres-p.  lade 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2) , 

ladle  1. n. , ;	   soup ladle  , ;	   foundry ladle  	2. v. ;  ladle out	    ) ; ;	    ) ;	   to ladle out honours  ;	   to ladle out praise  

lady  n.	  1) ; ;	   a great lady ,  ;	   young lady ;	   a lady of easy virtue   ;	   a lady of pleasure ;	   fine lady  ; . ,    	  2) (L.)  (  )	  3)  , 	  4) . ; ; ;	   your good lady  ;	   my (his) young lady .  () ;	   the old lady	    ) , ;	    ) 	  5)  	  6)        (., lady doctor -;	   lady cat . ) Our L. . , ;	   the Old L. of Threadneedle Street  ;	   extra lady . . 

lady help  n.    (      )

lady's bedstraw  n. . 

lady's finger  n.	  1) . 	  2)  " "

lady's man  n. ,  

lady's purse  n. .  

lady's slipper  n. .  

lady's-maid  n. , 

lady-beetle  = ladybird

lady-in-waiting  n. (pl. ladiesinwaiting)  ()

lady-killer  n. . 

lady-love  n. 

ladybird  n. () 

ladybug  . = ladybird

ladychair  n. ,     (  )

ladycow  = ladybird

LadyDay  n. .  (25 )

ladyfern  n. .  

ladyhood  n. ,  

ladylike  a.	  1)  ,  ; ; 	  2) ,  ( )

ladyship  n. ,  ;	   your ladyship  

ladysmock  n. .  

laevogirate  a. .    , 

lag  I	1. n. ; 	2. v.  (. lag behind); ;  , 	II .	1. n.	  1) 	  2)    	2. v.	  1)   	  2) , 	III 1. n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3)   ( )	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  

lagan  n. .  

lager  n.  

lager beer  n.  

laggard  1. n.  ; 	2. a. , 

lagging  I n. .  	II pres-p.  lag I, 2	III pres-p.  lag II, 2	IV 1. pres-p.  lag III, 2	2. n.	  1) ;  	  2) . 

lagoon  n. 

laic  1. a. , 	2. n. 

laical  1. a. , 	2. n. 

laicize  v. 

laid  p.  p-p.  lay IV, 1

laid paper  n.  

lain  p-p.  lie II, 1

lair  1. n.	  1) , ;	   at lair  	  2)    (   ,  )	  3) . 	2. v.   ;   

laird  n. . 

laissez-faire  n. .	  1) ; ; 	  2) attr. laissez-faire policy  

laity  n. .	  1) ,  	  2) , 

lake  I n. ;	   The Lakes = lake-country; The Great Lakes   (, , ,   )	II n.  

lake dwelling  n.    ( )

lake poets  n. pl.  " " (, , )

lake-country  n.   ( ),  

lake-land  = lake-country

lake-lawyer  n. . 

lakelet  n. 

laker  n.  " "

lakh  = lac II

laky  I a. ;  	II a.	  1) -,   	  2) .  ( )

Lallan  n.    

lam  I .	1. n.  ;	   on the lam   ;	   to take it on the lam 	2. v. 	II v. . ,  (. )

lama  I n.  ( )	II = llama

lamasery  n.  

lamb  1. n.	  1) , ; ; . ;	   like a lamb , 	  2)   	  3) . 	  4) .    	2. v. 

lambaste  v. .	  1) , 	  2)  

lambency  n. , 

lambent  a.	  1) ,  ( , ); , 	  2) , , , ;	   lambent eyes  ;	   lambent wit  

Lambeth  n.     (. Lambeth Palace)

lambkin  n. 

lamblike  a. , 

lambrequin  n. 

lambskin  n.	  1) 	  2) 

lame  I	1. a.	  1) ; ; , .     ;	   to be lame of ( in) one leg    	  2) , ;	   lame excuse ,  	  3) , "" ( , ) lame under the hat , ;	   lame duck	    ) ; "", 	    ) . ;  ;	    ) .   (  ..);	    ) . .  	2. v. , 	II n.   	III n. .  (    )

lamella  n. (pl. lae)	  1) ;   (, )	  2) . 

lamellae  pl.  lamella

lameness  n. 

lament  1. n.	  1)  ; 	  2) ; ,  	2. v.	  1) , ; ; 	  2)  (for, over);	   the late lamented , ;  	  3)  ; 

lamentable  a.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3) . , 

lamentation  n.  , 

Lamentations  .  

lamia  n.	  1) . .    ,   ; 	  2) , 

lamina  n. (pl. nae)	  1)  ,  ; 	  2) .  

laminae  pl.  lamina

laminar  a. , 

laminate  v.	  1) ()   	  2)  ()   	  3)    	  4)    ,  ,   ..

laminated  1. p-p.  laminate	2. a. ; ; 

lamination  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) . ;  

Lammas  n. .   (1 )

lamp  1. n.	  1) ; ; ;	   red lamp	    )      (  );	    )      	  2) ;	   to hand ( to pass) on the lamp   ;  , ,  	  3) .  to rub the lamp    ;	   to smell of the lamp   ( ,   ..)	2. v.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) . .  

lamp-shade  n. 

lamp-socket  = lampholder

lampblack  n.	  1)  , 	  2)     

lampburner  n.  

lampchimney  n.  

lampholder  n.  ()

lampion  n. ,  (  ) 

lamplight  n.  ,  ;	   by lamplight   

lamplighter  n.  like a lamplighter  ;	   to run like a lamplighter =   ;   ,   

lampoon  1. n.  , ; 	2. v.  , 

lampooner  n. ; 

lampoonist  = lampooner

lamppost  n.   between you and me and the lamppost   

lamprey  n. 

Lancastrian  1. a.	  1) . 	  2) 	2. n.	  1) .   	  2)  

lance  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) (. pl.) 	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2) .   	  3) .  

lance-corporal  n.  

lance-knight  n. .	  1) 	  2) 

lance-sergeant  n.  

lanceolate  a. . , , 

lancer  n.	  1) 	  2) pl.  ( )

lancet  n. 

lancetarch  n.  

lancetwindow  n.  

lancinating  a. ,  ( )

land  1. n.	  1) , ;	   dry land ;	   on land  ;	   travel by land   ;	   to make the land .   	  2) ; 	  3) ;	   fat (poor) land  () ;	   to go ( to work) on the land  	  4)  ;	   pl. 	  5) .  	  6) .  	  7) attr. ; ;	   land plants  , ;	   land ice  	  8) attr. ;	   land rent   to see how the land lies ,   ;	   to see land	    ) ,    ;	    )     ;	   the land of Nod .  ;  ;	   land of cakes ( of the thistle) ;	   the land of the Rose  ( -   );	   the land of the golden fleece 	2. v.	  1) () ( );   , 	  2)    ()	  3) . ;	   to land a criminal  	  4) . ,  	  5)  (-.);  (-. )	  6)  ( -.);   ,   ;	   to land smb. in difficulty ( trouble)  -.   ;	   to be nicely landed .     	  7) , to land a blow on the ear, on the nose, etc.   ,    ..	  8)  (-.); ;	   to land a prize  

land grant  n. .            

land office  n. .  ,   

land power  n.	  1)  	  2)   

land waiter  n.  

land-agent  n.	  1)  	  2)     

land-bank  n.  

land-breeze  n.  , 

land-forces  n. pl.  

land-grabber  n.	  1) ,     -. 	  2) . ,    

land-hunger  n.    

land-hungry  a. ; 

land-jobber  n.   

land-locked  a.	  1)  ;  ( , )	  2)  ( )

land-on  v. .  , 

land-rover  n.   ""

land-surveyor  n. 

land-tax  n.  

land-tenure  n. 

land-wind  = landbreeze

landau  n.	  1) 	  2)    

landed  1. p-p.  land 2	2. a. ;	   landed proprietor ;	   the landed interest ;	   the landed classes , 

landfall  n.	  1) .   	  2) , 	  3) . , 

landgrave  . n. . 

landholder  n.     

landing  1. pres-p.  land 2	2. n.	  1) ;  	  2) .  	  3) . , ;  ;	   soft landing   ( )	  4)  	  5) attr. ;	   landing party  ;	   landing operation  	  6) attr. ;	   landing fee    

landing craft  n. .  ,   

landing field  n.  ; 

landing gear  n.	  1) . 	  2) . 

landing ground  = landing-place 2

landing mark  n. .  

landing troops  n. pl.  

landing-net  n.	  1)  	  2) .  

landing-place  n.	  1)  , 	  2) .  

landing-stage  n. 

landing-strip  n. . - 

landlady  n.	  1)    ,  	  2)  ,  , 	  3) .  to hang the landlady    ,  

landless  a.	  1) 	  2)  ( )

landloper  = landlouper

landlord  n.	  1) , , 	  2)    ,  	  3)   

landlordism  n.	  1)  ()  	  2)   

landlouper  n. 

landlubber  n. .  ;    , " "

landmark  n.	  1)  , 	  2)  	  3)     , 	  4)  ,  ( )

landmine  n. . 

landocracy  n. .  , ,  

landowner  n. 

landowning  1. n. 	2. a. 

landrail  n. . , 

landscape  n.	  1) , 	  2) attr. landscape sketch .   

landscape-architecture  = landscape-gardening

landscape-gardener  n. -

landscape-gardening  n. - ;  

landscape-painter  n. 

landslide  n.	  1) , 	  2)       ;   ( )

landslip  = landslide 1

landsman  n.	  1)  , 	  2)  

landtag  . n. 

landward  landwards adv.  

lane  n.	  1)  , , .  () 	  2)  , ;	   lanes and alleys 	  3)  ( );	   to make a lane for smb.   -.	  4)   	  5)  	  6)  	  7)    	  8) .  (. red lane, narrow lane) it is a long lane that has no turning . =    

lang syne  .	1. n. ,  	2. adv. -,  , 

language  n.	  1) ; ;	   finger language  ,  	  2) .  (. bad language);	   I won't have any language here   	  3) ;  ;	   the language of Shakespeare  

languid  a.	  1) , ; ;	   languid stream   ;	   languid attempt  	  2) 

languish  1. n.  , 	2. v.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ; ;  (for)	  3)  ,  	  4) , 

languishing  1. pres-p.  languish 2	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   a languishing look  

languor  n.	  1) , ; ; 	  2) ; 	  3)  , ; 

languorous  a.	  1) ; ; 	  2) 	  3) ,  ( )

laniard  = lanyard

lanital  n.  

lank  a.	  1)   ; 	  2) ,  ( )	  3)    (   ..)

lanky  a. 

lanolin  n. 

lansquenet  n. .  (.    )

lantern  I n.	  1) ;	   dark lantern  	  2)   	  3) .    (. lantern light) lantern lecture   ;	   lantern jaws  ;  ;	   lantern parking .     	II n. .  

lanthanum  n. . 

lanyard  n.	  1) .  	  2) .  	  3)  ()

Laodicean  a. ,  (    )

lap  I n.	  1) , ; 	  2) ;	   the boy sat on ( in) his mother's lap      	  3)  ()	  4)  in nature's lap   ;	   in the lap of luxury  ;	   in the lap of gods =   ;	   in Fortune's lap =   ;	   lap supper     ,     	II 1. n.	  1) . 	  2) ,  ,  (   ..)	  3) .  ()	  4) . ,  ; , , ,  ( ); ; 	2. v.	  1) , , ; ;	  2) , ;	   the house is lapped in woods   ;	   to be lapped in luxury   	  3) .  ,   lap over ,    (-.)	III 1. n.	  1)   ( )	  2) . ,  ; ""	  3)  ()	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  , ,  (. lap up, lap down)	  3) ;	   to lap up compliments  	  4)    ( )	IV .	1. n.	  1)    	  2) 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) ; 

lap-board  n.  ( ),  

lap-dog  n.  , 

lap-joint  n. .  

lapel  n. ,  (  ..)

lapidary  1. a.	  1) 	  2)   	  3) , 	2. n.   

lapidate  v.  

lapidify  v.   

lapis lazuli  n. -, 

Laplander  = Lapp 1

Lapp  1) ; ; ; 	  2)  

lappet  n. ; 

Lappish  1. a. ; 	2. n.  

lapse  1. n.	  1) , ;  (. lapse of the pen); ;	   lapse of memory  	  2) , ;	   lapse from virtue 	  3) ,  ();	   with the lapse of time  	  4)  	  5) . ,      ..;	   lapse of time  	  6) .  ,  	2. v.	  1)  ()	  2)  (   ..);	   to lapse into illness 	  3)   -. ,   	  4)  ,  ( );    ;	   to lapse to the Crown    ( )	  5) ,  ( )	  6) ,  (   ..)

lapsed  1. p-p.  lapse 2	2. a. ; 

lapsus  . n. , ;	   lapsus calami ;	   lapsus linguae ;	   lapsus memoriae  

lapwing  n. 

larcenous  a.	  1) 	  2)   

larceny  n. 

larch  n.	  1) . 	  2)  

lard  1. n. ;  	2. v.	  1) ;  	  2) ,  ( - , .   ..)

larder  n.  (   ..)

lardy  a. , 

lares  . n. pl. . . . ;	   Lares and Penates   ; . ,  

large  1. a.	  1) ; ;	   large businessman  ;	   large and small farmers    	  2)  (   ..); ; ;	   large majority  ;	   large meal  	  3)  ( , , )	  4) . ; ;	   large heart 	  5) . ,  ( ) large fruits    ;	   as large as life	    )   ;	    )   ;	    ) .  	2. adv.	  1) ; 	  2)  (, )	  3) ; 	3. n.	  1) at large	    )  ;  ;	   he will soon be at large     ;	    ) , , ;	   to go into the question at large     ;	   to talk at large  ;	    )   , ;	   popular with the people at large    ;	    )   ; ;	    )   ;	   ambassador at large . ambassador 1;	   representative at large .  ,    ,      ;	    )   , ;	   promises made at large ,  	  2) in large   

large scale  1. n.  ;	   on a large scale   	2. a.	  1)  ( )	  2) ,  (    ..)

large-handed  a.	  1) ; 	  2)   ; . 

large-hearted  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

large-minded  a.   ; 

largely  adv.	  1)   ;	   he is largely to blame      	  2) , 	  3)   ;   

largeness  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) 

largess  n. .	  1)  	  2) 

largesse  n. .	  1)  	  2) 

lariat  1. n.	  1)  (  )	  2) , 	2. v.  

lark  I n.  to rise with the lark   , =  	II 1. n. , ; , ;	   to have a lark ;	   for a lark  ;	   what a lark! () !	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)   ( );	   to lark the hedge    lark about  

larkspur  n. . , 

larky  a.  , ; ; 

larmier  n. . 

larrikin  (. .) .	1. n. () 	2. a. , , 

larrup  v. . , 

larva  n. (pl. -vae) 

larvae  pl.  larva

larval  a. ;	   in the larval stage   

laryngitis  n. . 

laryngology  n. 

laryngoscope  n. 

larynx  n. , 

Lascar  n. -

lascivious  a. , 

laser  n. . ,  

lash  1. n.	  1) ; ;  ()	  2)  , , ;	   the lash 	  3)  ; ;	   to be under the lash   	  4) (.  eyelash) 	2. v.	  1) , , ; . ; 	  2) ,  (to, into -    ..)	  3) , ; 	  4)  (. lash together);  (to, down, on) lash out	    )  ; ; ;	    )  

lash-up  n. .  

lasher  n. , , 

lashing  1. pres-p.  lash 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) ,  ( -.)	  4) pl. . ,  (of - -.)

lass  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) 

lassie  n. . . .	  1) ; 	  2)  ( )

lassitude  n. ; 

lasso  1. n. (pl. -os ) , 	2. v.  , 

last  I	1. a.	  1) sup.  late 1;	  2) ;	   last but not least	    )   ,    ;	    )   ;	   last but one 	  3) 	  4) ;	   last year  ;   	  5) , ;	   of the last importance  	  6)  ;	   the last word in science    ;	   the last thing in hats   	  7)  , ;	   he is the last person I want to see        on one's last legs .   ;   	2. adv.	  1) sup.  late 2;	  2)  ;	   he came last   	  3)   ;	   when did you see him last?       ?	  4)   ,   (   ..)	3. n.	  1) -.   ;	   as I said in my last      ;	   when my last was born     ();	   to breathe one's last   , 	  2) ;	   the last of .  (,   ..);	   at last ;	   at long last   ;	   to the last  ;	   to hold on to the last   ;	   I shall never hear the last of it    ;	   to see the last of smb., smth.	    )  -., -.   ;	    )   -., -.	II 1. v.	  1) , 	  2) ;  ( , );  ( ,   ..);	   he will not last till morning     	  3) ,   (. last out);	   it will last (out) the winter    ;	   this money will last me three weeks       	2. n. ; 	III 1. n.  () to measure smb.'s foot by one's own last =  -.   ;	   to stick to one's last   ,     	2. v.   	IV n.  (,    : 10  , 12  , 12  , 24    ..;    - . 4000 . )

lasting  1. pres-p.  last II, 1	2. a. , ; ;	   lasting peace  ;	   lasting food  

lastly  adv.  ( );  

latch  1. n.	  1) ; ; ; 	  2)  	2. v.	  1) ()	  2) .  (on to)

latch-key  n.	  1)    	  2)  to win one's latch-key =  ,     

late  1. a. (later, latter; latest, last)	  1) ; ;	   I was late (for breakfast)   ( )	  2) , ;	   of late years   ;	   my late illness   	  3) , ;	   the late president  (. ) 	  4) ,  a late developer    	2. adv. (later; latest, last)	  1) ;	   to sit late ;  ;	   I arrived late for the train    ;	   better late than never  ,  	  2) ,    (. of late)

lateen  a. ,  ( )

lately  adv. ;   

latency  n.  

lateness  n. , 

latent  a. , ,   ;	   latent heat  ;	   latent partner    ;	   latent period	    ) .  ;	    ) .      

later  (comp.  late)	1. a.  ;	   at a later date ; ;	   in later life    ;	   during the later twenties   20- 	2. adv. ;	   later on , ; - 

lateral  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3) .  ( )	2. n.	  1)  ; 	  2) .  

latest  a. (sup.  late)  ; () ;	   the latest fashion   ;	   the latest news  ;	   at (the) latest  

latex  n. ,   ()

lath  .	1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) attr. lath fence , 	2. v.  , 

lathe  1. n.	  1)  	  2) attr. lathe tool  	2. v.    

lathee  . n.   , 

lather  1. n.	  1)  	  2) ,  ( ) a good lather is half a shave . =    	2. v.	  1) (); 	  2)  ( )	  3) . , , 

lathery  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , , 

lathi  = lathee

lathing  n. .	  1)  ()	  2)  ( )

lathy  a. ; 

latibulize  v.   ,  

Latin  1. n.  ;	   classical (late) Latin  () ;	   low ( vulgar) Latin  ;	   dog Latin  ;	   thieves Latin  	2. a. ; ;	   Latin Church  , - ;	   the Latin languages  

latinize  v.	  1) 	  2)  

latitude  n.	  1) . . ;	   in the latitude of 40 grades S.  40   ;	   low latitudes  	  2) , ;	   latitude of thought ,  	  3) ;	   a wide latitude  	  4) . ;   ()

latrine  n.   (.  );  ;  ( )

latter  comp.  late	  1) a.	  1) ;	   in these latter days   ;	   the latter half of the week   	  2)  (  ; . the former) latter end ; 

latter-day  a. , 

latterly  adv.	  1) 	  2)  ,  

lattermost  a. 

lattice  1. n.	  1) 	  2) .  	  3) attr. ;	   lattice frame  	2. v.  ;  

latticed  a. 

Latvian  1. a. ; 	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  

laud  1. n. 	2. v. , , ; . 

laudable  a.	  1) 	  2) .  ( )

laudanum  n.  

laudation  n. ; 

laudative  = laudatory

laudatory  a. , 

laugh  1. n. , ;	   on the laugh ;	   to have the laugh of ( on) smb.  ,    ;	   to have a good laugh at smb.     -.;	   to give a laugh ;	   to raise a laugh  ;	   to raise ( to turn) the laugh against smb.  -.   	2. v.	  1) ; ;	   to laugh at smb., smth.   -., -.;	   to laugh to scorn ;	   to laugh oneself into fits ( convulsions)   ;	   he laughed his pleasure    	  2)   , ;	   he laughed a reply     laugh away ,   (, );	   laugh down ;   (  ..);	   laugh off ,   ( -.);	   laugh out: to laugh smb. out of smth.   -.  -.;	   laugh over     to laugh on the wrong side of one's mouth ( face)     ; , ;	   he laughs best who laughs last .   ,   

laughable  a. ; , ;	   laughable incident  

laughing  1. pres-p.  laugh 2	2. a.	  1) , ; 	  2) ;	   it is no ( not a) laughing matter   ;  

laughing-gas  n.  

laughing-stock  n. ;	   to make a laughing-stock of smb.  -.  

laughter  n. , ;	   shrill laughter  ;	   to roar with laughter   

launch  I	1. v.	  1) , ;	   to launch a blow  	  2)    	  3) ,   , ;	   to launch an offensive ,  ;	   to launch an attack  ;	   to launch a campaign  ;	   to launch a program  	  4)  (  ..);  (); 	  5)  ,  launch into  ,   ( -.);	   to launch into an argument   ;	   to launch smb. into business  -.   ;	   to launch into eternity . ()   ;	   launch out	    )  ( ,  );	   to launch out on smth.  -. ;	    )  (, );	    )  	2. n.    	II n.	  1) 	  2)  , ;	   pleasure launch  

launcher  n. .	  1)  	  2)  	  3) 

launching pad  = launching ramp

launching ramp  n. .  

launching site  n. .  ;  

launder  v.	  1)    ()	  2)  ( )

launderette  n.  

laundress  n. 

laundry  n.	  1) 	  2)      

laureate  1. n. ;	   Lenin Prize L.   ;	   poet laureate  	2. a.	  1)   	  2) ;	   laureate wreath  

laurel  1. n.	  1) .  	  2) (. pl.) , ;	   to rest ( to repose, to retire) on one's laurels   ;	   to reap ( to win) one's laurels  ,  	2. v.   

laurel oak  n.  

laurelled  1. p-p.  laurel 2	2. a.   , ; 

lava  n. 

lavatory  n. , 

lave  v. .	  1) 	  2)  ( , )

lavement  n. . , 

lavender  n.	  1) . 	  2)  ,  ;	   to lay up in lavender	    )   ( );	    ) .    ();	    ) . ,   	  3) - 

lavender-water  n.  

laverock  . . lark I

lavish  1. a.	  1) (of, in) ; ;	   he is never lavish of praise     	  2) ; 	2. v.	  1)  ;	   to lavish care upon one's children    	  2) 

law  I n.	  1) ;	   Mendeleyev's law    ;	   law of diminishing return "  ";	   to go beyond the law   ;	   to keep within the law  ;	   in law  , 	  2) . ; ;	   law merchant  ;	   private law  ;	   to read law  ;	   law and order ;	   to hold good in law   	  3)  ;	   to follow the ( to go in for) law   ;	   to practise law  	  4) ,  ;	   to be at law with smb.     -.;	   to go to law   ;   ;	   to have ( to take) the law of smb.  -.  ;	   to take the law into one's own hands   	  5)  	  6) (the law) . , 	  7) ;	   the laws of tennis    	  8) . ,   (   ..); . ; ; 	  9) attr. ; ; ;	   law school  ;   he is a law unto himself      ,   ;	   necessity ( need) knows no law .    ;	   to give (the) law to smb.  -.  	II = lawk(s)

law-abiding  a. ,  ,  

law-book  n. ,  

law-breaker  n. , 

law-court  n. 

law-list  n.   

law-making  1. n.  	2. a. 

law-offender  = law-breaker

law-officer    ;	   law-officers of the Crown   (    )

law-term  n.	  1)  	  2)   

law-violator  = law-breaker

law-writer  n.	  1) ,    	  2)   

lawful  a. ;	   lawful age  

lawgiver  n. 

lawk  interj. . ?

lawks  interj. . ?

lawless  a.	  1) 	  2) 

lawmaker  = lawgiver

lawn  I n. 	II n. , 

lawn hockey  n.  

lawn party  . . garden-party

lawn tennis  n. . 

lawn-mower  n. 

lawn-sprinkler  n.    

lawny  I a. 	II a. ,  

laws  = lawk(s)

lawsuit  n.  ; ; 

lawyer  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

lax  a.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3) , 	  4) , 	  5) , 	  6) . 	  7) .    ( )

laxative  1. n.  ()	2. a. 

laxity  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) , 

lay  I a.	  1) , , 	  2) ;	   lay opinion  	  3) . 	II n.	  1) ,  ;  	  2)  	III p.  lie II, 1	IV 1. v. (laid)	  1) ,  (on)	  2)  (  ..);  ()	  3)  (); ;	   to lay the dust  	  4) , ;	   to lay the table, to lay the cloth   	  5)  ();  ()	  6)  , 	  7)  (-. -.); ; ;	   to lay claim  , ;	   to lay damages at   ;	   to lay an information against smb.   -.	  8)    , ;	   to lay open , ,  ;	   to lay one's plans bare   ;	   to lay oneself open to suspicions (accusation)     ()	  9) (. pass.) , 	  10)   ()	  11) ,  (  ..)	  12) ;	   to lay an apprehension ,  	  13)   ( -.);	   to lay to one's oars   	  14) .  ,   ;	   I lay ten dollars that he will not come     ,    	  15) .    lay about: to lay about one     ;	   lay aside	    )  ( );	    ) , ;	    ) , ; ;	    ) pass.    ;	    ) pass. ;	   lay by ;	   lay down	    ) ;	    )  ();	    )  (, );	    )  (  ..),  ();	   to lay down the duties of office   ;	   to lay down one's life   ;  ;	    ) , ;	   to lay down the law ,  ;   ;  ;	    )  (with - -.);  (,   ..);	   lay in	    ) ;	    ) . , ;	   lay off	    )  ();	    ) ;	    ) .      (. . );	    ) . ;	    ) . , ;	   lay off! , !;	   lay on	    )  ( , );	   to lay it on (thick) . ;   ;	    )  ();	    )  ();	    ) ,  (,   ..);	    ) .  (  ..);	   lay out	    ) , ;	    ) ,   ,   ;	    ) . ;	    ) ,  (, );	    )  ;	    )    ();	    ) to lay oneself out (for; to c inf.) . ;   ; ;    ;	   lay over	    )  ( -.);	    ) . .  (  ..);  ; ;	    ) . . ; ;  ;	   lay up	    ) , ;	    ) , ;	    )    ;	   to lay up for repairs   ;	   to be laid up  ;	    ) .    to lay under obligation ;	   to lay fast   ;	   to lay hands on	    ) , ; ;	    )    -., ;	   to lay hands on oneself    ,   ;	    ) . ,  ( );	   to lay one's shirt on =   ;    ;	   to lay eyes on smth.  -.;	   to lay it on smb.  -.;  -. ;	   to lay on the table	    )     (  ..);	    ) .    (  ..)	2. n.	  1) ,  (-.); ;  (); 	  2) . , , 	  3) . 

lay figure  n.	  1)  ()	  2)  ;  	  3) ; ,    

lay-by  n.	  1)     	  2) -. 

lay-days  n. pl. . ,  

lay-off  n.	  1)    	  2)  -   (. . )	  3)   	  4) attr. lay-off pay  ;	   to get ( to receive) lay-off pay  

lay-out  n.	  1) ; ; , ,  (  ..)	  2) , ;	   the lay-out of goods  	  3)  (,   ..)	  4) ;  	  5) . ;	   the dinner was a splendid lay-out   

lay-over  n.	  1)     	  2)  ( )

lay-up  n.   ,  (  ..)

layabout  n. . 

layer  I	1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) . 	  3)  ()	2. v.	  1) ,  	  2) .  	II n.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   this hen is a good layer    

layer-cake  n.  

layette  n. .  

laying  1. pres-p.  lay IV, 1	2. n.	  1)   	  2)  	  3)   

layman  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) = lay figure 1

laystall  n. 

lazaret  = lazaretto

lazaretto  n. (pl. -os )	  1) 	  2)    

Lazarus  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

laze  v. . , 

laziness  n. , 

lazy  a. 

Lazy Susan  n.	  1)    ,   ..	  2)      

lazy-bones  n. . , 

lea  I n.	  1) . , 	  2) -. ,   	II n. .   

leach  1. n. ,    	2. v. 

lead  I	1. n.	  1) ;	   as heavy as lead  	  2) 	  3) . ;	   to heave ( to cast) the lead .  ;   	  4) , 	  5) 	  6) pl.     ;   ;  	  7) pl. . 	  8) attr.  hail of lead  ;	   to get the lead  	2. v.	  1) . ,  	  2) .  	II 1. n.	  1) ; ;	   to take the lead    ,  ; 	  2) , , ;	   to follow the lead of smb.  -. ;	   to give smb. a ( the) lead ,  -. 	  3)  ,    ;	   to gain ( to have) the lead   ;	   to have a lead of three metres (five seconds)     (  )	  4) .     ,   	  5) . .     ()	  6)   ( );	   it is your lead  	  7) . ;	   to return smb.'s lead	    )   ;	    )  -. 	  8) , 	  9)     ;  	  10)  ( )	  11) ; 	  12) .  	  13) . ,  (   ..)	  14) .  (, ),  ()	  15) . , 	  16) . ;  	  17) . ,   (  ) blind lead 	2. v. (led)	  1) , ;	   to lead a child by the hand    ;	   the path leads to the house    ;	   chance led him to London     ;	   to lead nowhere     	  2) , , , ;	   to lead an army  ;	   to lead for the prosecution (defence) .   ();	   to lead an orchestra  	  3) ,  ( -.), ;	   to lead smb. to do smth.  -.  -.;	   what led you to think so?     ?;	   curiosity led me to look again     	  4) ,  ,  ( ); ;	   he leads all orators   ;	   as a teacher he leads     	  5) , ;	   to lead a quiet life   	  6) .   ( )	  7) .    	  8) . ;	   to lead hearts (spades etc.)    (   . .)	  9) .  lead away , ;	   lead off ,  ;  (, );	   lead on , ;	   lead out of ,  ( );	   lead to   -. ;	   lead up to	    )  ;	    )    -. to lead by the nose   ;   ;	   to lead smb. a (pretty) dance  -. ;   ,  -.;	   to lead smb. up the garden (path)   ; ;	   all roads lead to Rome     

lead glance  n. .  , 

lead pencil  n.  

lead time  n.	  1)     ,    	  2) , 

lead up  n. , 

lead-in  n. . .	  1) ;  	  2) .        

lead-lotion  n.  

lead-off  1. n.	  1) . 	  2) ,  	2. a. , 

leaded  1. p-p.  lead I, 2	2. a. 

leaden  a.	  1) 	  2) ,  ( ,   ..)	  3) ; ;	   leaden sleep  	  4) , ; 

leader  n.	  1) , , ; ; ;	   pioneer leader 	  2) . 	  3)  (); ;  	  4)  ()	  5) .  ( )    	  6) . .  ;  	  7)   ( )	  8)  , 	  9) . 	  10)  	  11) ,    ,   	  12) pl. . ,  

leader-writer  n.  

leaderette  n.    ( )

leadership  n.	  1) , ,  ;	   personal leadership  	  2)  ( -. )

leading  1. pres-p.  lead II, 2	2. a.	  1) ; ; , ;	   leading case  ;	   the leading man (lady)  (-)  ;	   leading question	    )  ;	    )  ;	   leading ship  ;	   leading writer  	  2) . , 	3. n.	  1) 	  2) , ,  men of light and leading  

leading-strings  n. pl. ,  ( ) to be in leading-strings   ,  

leadline  n. . 

leadsman  n. . 

leaf  1. n. (pl. leaves)	  1) 	  2) ;	   fall of the leaf, leaf fall ; ; .  ;	   to come into leaf  , 	  3) ,  ();	   to turn over the leaves   ()	  4)   (. , )	  5)  ();  ();   ();  ()	  6) attr. 	  7) attr. ;	   leaf bridge ,  	  8) attr. leaf litter   leaves without figs =  ;	   to turn over a new leaf   , ;	   to take a leaf out of smb.'s book  -. ,  -.	2. v.	  1)   (. leaf out)	  2) ,  (. leaf through, leaf over)

leafage  n. . 

leaflet  n.	  1) , ;  	  2) ;  

leafstalk  n. .  

leafy  a.	  1)  ;	   leafy shade   	  2) 

league  I n. ,  ( )	II 1. n. , ;	   in league with smb.    -.	2. v.   ;  ; ()

leaguer  I n.  	II n. .  

leak  1. n. ; ;	   to start ( to spring) a leak  	2. v.	  1)  ,  ;	   to leak like a sieve  	  2) 	  3) , ;	   to leak a word  leak out	    ) ;	    ) ,  

leakage  n.	  1) , , ;	   to spring ( to start) a leakage	    )  ;	    ) 	  2)  ( , )	  3) . 

leaky  a.  ;	   leaky butter    a leaky vessel , ,      

leal  a. . . , ;  the land of the leal	    ) ;	    ) 

lean  I	1. a.	  1) , 	  2)  ( )	  3) ;	   lean years  	  4)  ( );  ( )	2. n.    ,  	II 1. v. (leaned leant)	  1) () (forward, over - , )	  2) ,  (on, against);	   lean off the table!    !	  3)  (on, upon - );  (on, upon - );	   to lean on a friend's advice    	  4)   (to, towards);	   I rather lean to your opinion      to lean over backwards    	2. n. 

lean-to  n.    ; 

leaning  1. pres-p.  lean II, 1	2. n.	  1)  (to, towards)	  2) , 	  3) 

leant  p.  p-p.  lean II, 1

leap  1. n.	  1) , ;	   a leap in the dark   ;  	  2)   (  ..)	  3) ;	   to clear ( to take) a leap  	  4) .  by leaps and bounds  	2. v. (leapt, leaped )	  1) , ; ;	   to leap a fence   	  2)   ( )	  3) ,   ;	   to leap at a proposal (opportunity etc.)    (  ..)

leap-day  n. 29 

leap-frog  1. n. 	2. v.	  1) , ;   (over)	  2) .  

leap-year  n.  

leapt  p.  p-p.  leap 2

learn  v. (learnt, learned )	  1) ;  (-.);	   to learn by heart  ;	   to learn by rote 	  2)  (-.);	   to learn to be more careful    ;	   to learn one's lesson   	  3) 	  4) . .  (-.)

learned  1. p.  p-p.  learn	2. a.	  1) , ;	   my learned friend   	  2)  ( ,   ..)

learner  n. ; ;	   a quick (a slow) learner  () ;	   an advanced learner  

learning  1. pres-p.  learn	2. n.	  1) , 	  2) , 

learnt  p.  p-p.  learn

lease  I	1. n.	  1) ,  ; ;	   to take on lease 	  2)   	  3)   to take ( to get, to have) a new lease of life	    )  ;	    )    ( )	2. v.    ,  	II .	1. n. 	2. v.   ();  

leasehold  1. n.	  1)    ; 	  2)  	2. a.	  1) 	  2)   

leaseholder  n. , 

leash  1. n.	  1) ,  ( );  ( );	   to lead on a leash   ;	   to hold in leash .   ;	   to strain at the leash  	  2) .    ; .  ,    ..	2. v.   ,  

least  1. a. (sup.  little) , ;	   there is not the least wind today    	2. adv.  ,   ;	   I like that least of all     ;	   least privileged groups of population    	3. n.  ,  ;	   at (the) least   ;	   not in the least    , ;	   to say the least of it  ,   least said soonest mended . =   ,    

leastwise  adv.   

leather  1. n.	  1)  ();	   Russia leather 	  2) 	  3)  	  4)  ;   	  5) pl. 	  6) attr. ;	   leather gloves  ;	   leather bottle , ,   (there is) nothing like leather =     	2. v.	  1)  	  2) .  ; 	  3) .   

leather-back  n.  

leather-cloth  n. ,   

leather-coat  n.    

leather-head  n. . , 

leather-neck  n. .   

leatherette  n.  

leathering  1. pres-p.  leather 2	2. n.	  1) . 	  2) .  

leathern  a. 

leathery  a.	  1)   	  2) ;	   leathery steak ,   

leave  I n.	  1) , ;	   by ( with) your leave   ;	   I take leave to say     	  2)  (. leave of absence);	   on leave  ;	   on sick leave    ;	   paid leave  ;	   leave without pay    	  3) . 	  4) , ; ;	   to take one's leave (of smb.)  ( -.)	  5) attr. leave allowance .   ;	   leave travel .       French leave   ,  ;	   to take French leave   , ;	   to take leave of one's senses  	II v. (left)	  1) 	  2) , ;	   my sister has left for Moscow     ;	   when does the train leave?   ?	  3) ;	   to leave the rails   ;	   to leave hold of   ;	   seven from ten leaves three 10 - 7 = 3;	  4)     ;	   the story leaves him cold    ;	   to leave smth. unsaid (undone)   ( ) -.;	   some things are better left unsaid  ,     ;	   I should leave that question alone if I were you         	  5) , ;	   to leave a message for smb.  -. ;   -.;	   to leave word for smb.   -. (-)	  6)   -. ;	   the insult left him speechless     	  7) ;	   leave it to me   ;	   nothing was left to accident   ;    	  8) ,  ();	   to be well left    	  9) ;	   it is time to leave talking and begin acting      ;	   leave it at that! . !, ! leave behind	    )  (-.);	    )  ; ;	    ) ;	   leave off	    )   (-.),  ;	   to leave off one's winter clothes  ,   ;	   to leave off smoking  ;	    ) ;	   where did we leave off last time?       ?;	   we left off at the end of chapter	III      ;	   leave out	    ) ,  ;	    ) ;	   leave over  to leave open   (  ..);	   to leave oneself wide open .    ;	   to leave smth. in the air   (,   ..);	   to leave smb. to himself    -. ;	   itleaves much to be desired    ;	   to be ( to get) (nicely) left .  , , 	III v.  

leave-taking  n. 

leaved  1. p-p.  leave	III 2. a.  ;  

leaven  1. n. , ; . ,  they are both of the same leaven     	2. v.   , ; .   (-.); 

leaves  pl.  leaf 1

leavings  n. pl. ; 

Lebanese  1. a. 	2. n. ; ;	   the Lebanese pl. . 

lecherous  a. . 

lechery  n. . 

lecithin  n. . 

lectern  n. . 

lection  n. .	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . = lesson 1, 3

lector  n. 

lecture  1. n.	  1) ;	   to deliver a lecture  	  2) , ;	   to read ( to give) smb. a lecture  -.	2. v.	  1)  , ;	   to lecture on lexicology    	  2)  ; ,  (on -  -.)

lecturer  n.	  1) 	  2)  (, )	  3) 

lectureship  n. 

led  p.  p-p.  lead II, 2

ledge  n.	  1) , 	  2) , ; , 	  3) ; ; 	  4) . ;  ; 	  5) . 

ledger  n.	  1) .  , 	  2) .  	  3)  

ledgerbait  n. 

lee  1. n.	  1) , ;	   under ( in) the lee of a house   	  2)  	2. a. ;	   lee side    (. weather side);	   lee shore  

leech  I	1. n.	  1) ;	   to stick like a leech   	  2) , 	2. v.	  1)  	  2) , 	II n. .     ()

leek  n. - (.     );	   wild leek  ;  to eat the ( one's) leek  

leer  1. n. , ,    	2. v.  ;  ,     (at)

leery  a. .	  1) 	  2) 

lees  n. pl.	  1)   ;	   to drink ( to drain) to the lees    ; .    	  2) ,  there are lees to every wine . =     ;	   the lees of life  , 

leeward  1. n.  	2. a. 	3. adv.   

leeway  n.	  1)     ;  ;	   to make leeway ; . ;    	  2) ;  ;	   to make up leeway  	  3) .  ;	   to have leeway    ;	   to allow a little leeway   	  4)   

left  I p.  p-p.  leave	II II	1. a. ;	   left bank  	2. adv. , ;	   left turn!, . left face! . !;	   left about face! .    !	3. n.	  1)  ; .  ;	   to keep to the left   	  2) (the L.) (.  pl.) .  over the left .   

lefthand  a.	  1) ;	   lefthand side  	  2)   ;	   lefthand blow   	  3) .    ( )

lefthanded  a.	  1)    ;	   he is lefthanded  	  2)   	  3) 	  4) ; ; ;	   lefthanded compliment  	  5)     lefthanded marriage  

lefthander  n.	  1) 	  2)   

leftist  n. .   , 

leftluggage office  n. -.  

leftmost  a.  

leftover  n.	  1) 	  2) 

leftward  adv. ; 

leftwards  adv. ; 

leftwing  a. . 

leg  1. n.	  1)  (   );	   to keep one's legs    ; ;	   to give smb. a leg up  -. ,  -.; .  -.  , ;	   to run off one's legs   ;	   to take to one's legs , ;	   to walk smb. off his legs   -. , 	  2)  , 	  3) , ; , ; . 	  4) ;	   leg of a stocking 	  5) ,  	  6) .  ();  ( )	  7) . , 	  8) . , 	  9) . 	  10) . ;	   to make a leg 	  11) .  () leg and leg   ( , );	   to have the legs of smb.   -.;   -.;	   to stand on one's own legs  ;	   to set ( to put) smb. on his legs	    )    ( );	    )  -. ;	   to have by the leg .    ;	   to get a leg in .   ;	   to have not a leg to stand on   , ;	   your argument has not a leg to stand on     ;	   to pull smb.'s leg , ,  -.;	   stretch one's legs according to the coverlet . =    	2. v. . to leg it ; ; 

legacy  n. ; 

legal  a.	  1) , ;	   legal aid bureau  ;	   legal profession  ;	   legal advice  ;	   legal capacity , ;	   legal system 	  2) ; ; ;	   legal holiday  

legalist  n. 

legality  n. ; 

legalize  v. , 

legate  I n.	  1) ,  	  2) . , 	II v. 

legatee  n. 

legation  n.  

legato  adv. . 

legbail  n. . ;	   to give legbail 

legend  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  ( , ,   ..)

legendary  1. a. 	2. n.  

legerdemain  n. .	  1)  , , 	  2)  

legerity  n. ; ; 

leggings  n. pl. ; 

leggy  a. 

leghornn  1)  ; .   	  2)  ( )

legibility  n. ,  (, )

legible  a. , 

legion  n.	  1) ;	   L. of Honour    ( )	  2) 

legionary  1. n. 	2. a. 

legionnaire  n. . 

legislate  v.  , 

legislation  n.	  1) 	  2) ; ;	   labour legislation  

legislative  1. a. 	2. n.  

legislator  n.	  1) 	  2) 

legislature  n.	  1)  ;  	  2) .   

legist  n. 

legit  . .  legitimate drama {. legitimate 1 }

legitimacy  n. 

legitimate  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   legitimate argument  ;	   legitimate claim  ,  	  3)  the legitimate drama	    )    ;	    )   ( . musical comedy)	2. v.	  1) ;  	  2)  ( )

legitimation  n.	  1) 	  2)  ( )

legitimist  n. 

legitimize  = legitimate 2

legman  n. . . 

legofmutton  a. ;	   legofmutton sail  

legpull  n. .   -., 

legpuller  n. . .  

legume  n.  , 

leguminous  a. . ; 

lei  pl.  leu

leister  1. n. 	2. v.   ()

leisure  n.	  1) ,  ;	   at leisure  ;  ;	   to be at leisure  , ;	   do it at your leisure  ,    	  2) attr. ;	   leisure time  

leisured  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

leisurely  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) 	2. adv.  , ,  

leitmotif  n. . 

leitmotiv  n. . 

lemma  n. (pl. s, lemata)	  1)   (   ); 	  2)   	  3) . 

lemming  n. . , 

lemon  n.	  1)  (  )	  2)  	  3) . .  ; ,  	  4) .  , 	  5) .  	  6) attr.   to hand smb. a lemon . ,  -.;	   the answer's a lemon  ,    

lemon grass  n. .  

lemon squash  n.  ()   

lemonade  n. 

lemondrop  n.  

lemonsqueezer  n.   

lemony  a. 

lemur  n. . 

lend  v. (lent)	  1)  ; ; , to lend long   	  2) , , ;	   to lend probability to a story   	  3) , ;	   to lend assistance (support)   ()	  4) refl.  ( -. . );	   to lend oneself to dishonesty   	  5) refl.  (  )	  6) refl.  (  ..) lend out	    ) ;	    )   ( ) to lend one's ears ( ear) ;	   to lend a (helping) hand 

Lend-Lease  n. . ,      (,   ..);	   Lend-Lease Act    (1941 .)

lender  n. , 

lendinglibrary  n.      

length  n.	  1) ;	   at full length	    )   ; ;	    )   ;	   the horse won by three lengths      ;	   to fall all one's length    	  2) ;	   to keep at arm's length    	  3) ; ;	   of some length  ;	   in length of time  ;	   to speak at some length  ;	   to draw out to a great length ,  (  ..);	   length of work (service)   ()	  4) .  	  5) , 	  6) ;	   a length of dress fabric    at length	    ) ;	    ) ;	   to go all lengths ( any length)   ,     ;	   to go the length of doing smth.  ,   .;	   to go the whole length of it  -. ,   ;	   through the length and breadth (of)   ,    

lengthen  v.	  1) (); ();	   to lengthen out  	  2) , ;  ;	   summer lengthens into autumn     

lengthways  adv.  ; 

lengthwise  = lengthways

lengthy  a.	  1)  , , 	  2) .  ( )

lenience  n. ; ; 

leniency  n. ; ; 

lenient  a. ; ; 

Leninism  n. 

Leninist  1. n. 	2. a. 

Leninite  = Leninist 1  2

lenitive  .	1. a. 	2. n.	  1) ,  	  2)  

lenity  n.	  1) 	  2) 

lens  1. n. (pl. es )	  1) , ,  ; ; 	  2) .   (. crystalline lens)	  3) .  	2. v. to lens out . 

lent  p.  p-p.  lend	Lent  n. .  

Lenten  a.	  1) . 	  2)  ( );  ( )

lenticular  a.	  1) . ; 	  2) .    

lentil  n. . 

lentlily  n. .  

lentous  a. , 

lentterm  n.  

Leo  n.  (   )

leonine  a.	  1) 	  2) (. L.)  ( )

leopard  n.  can the leopard change his spots? . =   

leopardess  n.  

leotard  n.	  1)  ( )	  2) 

leper  n. 

leporine  a. . 

leprechaun  n. 

leprosarium  n. 

leprosy  n. 

leprous  a.	  1) 	  2)  

Lesbian  a.	  1) 	  2) 

lesemajesty  n.	  1)  	  2)  ;  

lesion  n.	  1) ,  (, )	  2) . , 

less  1. a. (comp.  little)  ( , ,   ..);	   in a less ( lesser) degree   ;	   of less importance   no less a person than  ,   (-)	2. adv. , ;   ;	   less known  ;	   less developed  (   ..)	3. n.  ,    ..;	   I cannot take less     none the less   ;	   in less than no time   	4. prep. ;	   a year less three days    

lessee  n. , 

lessen  v.	  1) ()	  2) ; 

lesser  a. attr. (comp.  little) ;	   the lesser of two evils    ;	   the Lesser Bear .  

lesson  1. n.	  1) ;	   to give (to take) lessons in English  ()   ;	   let this be a lesson to you     	  2) ;	   to give ( to read) smb. a lesson  -. ;  -.	  3) .    ,    	2. v.	  1)  (); 	  2)  , 

lessor  n.   

lest  cj.  ,   ;	   put down the address lest you should forget it  ,   ;	   I was afraid lest I should forget the address       

let  I	1. v. (let)	  1) , ;	   will you let me smoke?    ?	  2) , ,  ;	   to let a fire (go) out   ;	   to let loose ,  , ;	   to let blood  ;	   to let drop ( fall)	    ) ;	    )   (, );	    )  ();	   to let go	    )   ;	    ) ;	    ) ;	    ) ;	    )   ;	   to let oneself go   ,  ;	   to let smth. pass   ; ;	   to let things slide ( go hang)   ,  ;  ; = ;	   to let slip the chance  ;	   to let smb. know ( hear)  ,  -.;	   to let smb. see ,   -.	  3) ;  ;	   let me (him) be, let me (him) alone ()  ()  ;	   let my things alone  ()  ;	   we'll let it go at that    ;   	  4)  ;	   the house is to (be) let   ()	  5)  .        , , , , : let us go ();	   let you and me try now  ;	   let him try	    )   ;	    )   ;	   let him do it at once     ;	   let him do what he likes  ,  ;	   let AB be equal to CD  ( , ) AB  CD let by ;	   let down	    ) ;	    ) ;	    ) ;   ;	    ) ; ;  ;	   to let smb. down easily ( gently)  -. ,  ;	    ) .  ();	    ) , ;	   let in	    ) ;	   to let oneself in   ;	    )  ,   ;	   to let oneself in for smth. ,   -.;	   let into	    ) ;  (   ..);	    ) , ;	    ) ;	   let off	    )  , ; . .  (  ..);	    )   , ;	   let on .	    ) ,  ;	    )  ;   -.;	   let out	    ) ;	    )  ,  ( );	    )  ;   (, );	    ) , ;	    ) .  ( );	    ) .  , ;	   let out at	    ) ;	    ) ;	   let up .	    ) ;	    ) ,  to let one's tongue run away with one ,   ;	   let George do it .  -   	2. n.  ;	   to get a let for one's house   	II .	1. v. (letted let) , 	2. n. ; 

let-alone  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. let-alone policy (principle)  () 

let-in  a. 

let-off  n. ;   () 

let-pass  n. 

let-up  n. . ; ; ;	   it rained without let-up      

letdown  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) . 	  3) . 

lethal  a.	  1) ; ;	   lethal chamber " " (,   )	  2) 

lethargic  a.	  1) 	  2) , ; 

lethargical  a.	  1) 	  2) , ; 

lethargy  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

Lethe  n. . . 

Lethean  a. Lethean stream . . ,  

lethiferous  a. ; 

Lett  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  

letter  1. n.	  1) ;	   the letter of the law  ;	   to the letter ; ;	   the order was obeyed to the letter    ;	   in letter and in spirit     	  2) . 	  3) ; ;	   letter of advice ; ;	   letter of attorney ;	   letter of credit . ;	   letters credential, letters of credence (of recall) .  () ;	   letter of instruction  ;	   letters of administration        ;	   letter of indemnity  	  4) pl. ;	   man of letters ;	   the profession of letters  	  5) ,  to win one's letter          	2. v.	  1)  ;  	  2)  ,  (  )

letter-box  n.  

letter-card  n. -

letter-carrier  n. , 

letter-foundry  n.  ( )

letter-weight  n.	  1)  	  2) -

lettered  1. p-p.  letter 2	2. a.	  1) ; () 	  2)  ,  , 	  3) ,  

lettergram  n. - (   )

letterhead  n.   (   )

lettering  1. pres-p.  letter 2	2. n. ; 

letterless  a. ; 

letterpaper  n.  

letterperfect  a. .    

letterpress  n.    (   )

Lettish  1. a. 	2. n.  

lettuce  n. . -

leu  n. (pl. lei) ,  (  )

leucocyte  n. . 

lev  n. (pl. leva)  (  )

leva  pl.  lev

levant  v. , ,   

Levanter  n.	  1)    (   )	  2) = Levantine

Levantine  1. n.	  1)  	  2) ,   	2. a. 

levee  I n.	  1)        	  2)  (  )	  3)  ()	II 1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) 	  4)  ()  	2. v. .  

level  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   sea level  ;	   on a level with    ;	   to rise to higher levels     ;	   to find one's (own) level	    )   ;	    )   ;	   to bring smb. to his level    -.,  -  	  2) ,  ; 	  3) , ;  ()	  4) . , ; 	  5) .   (. level flight);	   to give a level     on the level , ;	   on the level!  !;	   to land on the street level .  ,   	2. a.	  1) ; , ;     ( -. );	   level road  ;	   level crossing  	  2) , , level life   ;	   they are level in capacity    	  3) , ;	   to have a level head   to do one's level best   ;     	3. adv. , ;	   to fill the glass level with the top    ;	   the horses ran level with one another     	4. v.	  1) ; ;	   to level to ( with) the ground    ;   	  2)   ; 	  3) ;	   to level up (down)  ()  -. 	  4)  (at);  (at, against -  -.) level off	    ) ,  ;	    ) .   ( )

level-headed  a. 

leveller  n.	  1) . , ""	  2)  () 	  3) .  	  4) . 

lever  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   control lever ,  	  2)  	  3) . 	  4)  	2. v. ,   ( lever up, lever along)

leverage  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)  	  4)   	  5) ,    

leveret  n. 

leviathan  n.	  1) . 	  2) 

levigate  v.	  1)   	  2) . 

levin  n. . 

levitate  v. ()

Leviticus  n. .  (3-   )

levity  n.	  1) , , 	  2) .  ()

levy  1. n.	  1) ,  (, );  (),  	  2)  ;	   levy in mass   ( ,    )	  3) (. pl.)  , 	2. v.	  1)  ();  ()	  2)  () to levy war (upon, against)  

lew  = lev

lewd  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

lewis  n. .  ;  

lewisite  n. . 

lex  . n. ;	   lex non scripta  ;	   lex scripta  

lexical  a.	  1) 	  2) 

lexicographer  n. 

lexicography  n. 

lexicology  n. 

lexicon  n. 

ley  = leu

Leyden jar  n. .  

liability  n.	  1) 	  2) (. pl.) , , ;	   liability of indemnity   ;	   to discharge a liability  ;	   current liabilities  	  3) , ;	   liability to disease   	  4) 

liable  a.	  1)  (to c inf.);  (for - );	   liable for military service 	  2) ; ;  (-.);	   liable to (catch) cold  ;	   your article is liable to misconstruction      ;	   liable to duty  	  3) , ;	   he is liable to come at any moment      ;	   difficulties are liable to occur  ,   

liaise  v.	  1)  	  2) .   

liaison  n. .	  1) () 	  2) .  	  3) .         (  )	  4) .      (   ,     ..)	  5) attr. ;	   liaison personnel .  

liaisonofficer  n. .  

liana  n. . 

liar  n. 

lias  n. . ,  

libation  n. ; . 

libel  1. n.  ( ),  (upon -  -.)	2. v. ,  ; 

libeller  n. ; 

libellous  a. 

liber  n. , 

liberal  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3)   ; 	  4) ;	   liberal arts  ;	   liberal education  	  5) , ;	   liberal translation  	  6) (L.) . 	2. n.	  1) 	  2) (L.) .   , 

liberal-minded  a.  ;   

liberalism  n. 

liberality  n.	  1) 	  2)  , 

liberalize  v.	  1) () 	  2)  

liberate  v.	  1)  (from)	  2) . 

liberation  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

liberationism  n.      

liberator  n. ; 

libertarian  n.	  1)     	  2)     

libertine  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . 	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) . 

liberty  n.	  1) ;	   liberty of the press  ;	   at liberty ,  ;	   you are at liberty to make any choice   ,  ;	   to set at liberty ;	   to take the liberty (of doing  to do so and so)   ( -)	  2) , ;	   to take liberties with smb.     -.;	   to take liberties with smth.    -.	  3) pl. , 	  4) .   

liberty boat  n.	  1)   ,   	  2) .   

liberty man  n. ,   

libidinous  a.	  1) , 	  2)  

libido  n.	  1) ;  	  2) , , 

Libra  n.  (   )

librarian  n. 

library  n.	  1) ;	   free library  ;	   walking library . " "	  2) attr. ;	   library reader	    )  ;	    )    ;	   library stock  

libretti  pl.  libretto

libretto  n. (pl. -ti, -os ) 

Libyan  1. a. ; . 	2. n. ; 

lice  pl.  louse 1

licence  n.	  1) , ; ;	   driving licence  ,     	  2)   ,  ( , );	   poetic licence  	  3) attr. licence plate    

license  1. v. ,   ( -.);  , , 	2. n. = licence

licensed  1. p-p.  license 1	2. a.	  1)  , , ,  ( -.) licensed victualler      ;	   licensed vice  	  2) , 	  3) 

licensee  n. ,  , 

licenser  n. ,  , ;	   licenser of the press ;	   licenser of plays  

licentiate  n. ;  

licentious  a.	  1) , 	  2) . ,    

lich-gate  = lych-gate

lichen  n.	  1) . 	  2) . 

licit  a. 

lick  1. v.	  1) ; ;	   to lick one's chops ( one's lips) , ,  (-.)	  2) . , 	  3) ; ;	   to lick (all) creation   	  4) . ; ;	   to go as hard as one can lick     to lick into shape  ,  ;   ;	   to lick smb.'s boots ,   -.;	   to lick the dust	    )   ;  ;	    ) ,  ( -.);	   to lick a problem .  ;   	2. n.	  1) 	  2)  ,  (-.)	  3) .  	  4) . ; ;	   at a great ( at full) lick  ;    a lick and a promise ,   , -;	   to put in one's best licks   , 

lickerish  a.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) 

licking  1. pres-p.  lick 1	2. n. .	  1) ; 	  2) 

lickspittle  n. ; 

licorice  = liquorice

lid  n.	  1) , ;	   to put the lid on .	    )  ,  ;	    )  (  ..)	  2) ;	   to narrow one's lids 	  3)  	  4) . () ; ;	   the lid is on gambling   ;	   to keep the lid on (information, data etc.)  (,   ..)  ;	   to take the lid off (information, data, etc.)  ,  	  5) . ; 

lido  n.   

lie  I	1. n. ,  to give the lie to smb. ,  -.  ;	   to give the lie to smth.  -.;	   white lie  ;   ;	   to swop lies . , 	2. v.	  1) ;	   to lie in one's throat ( teeth)  ;	   to lie like a gas-meter 	  2)  	II 1. v. (lay; lain)	  1) ;	   to lie still ( motionless)  ,  ;	   to lie in ambush   ;	   to lie in wait (for smb.) ,  (-.)	  2)  ; ;	   the road lies before you    ;	   life lies in front of you     	  3) ,  ( -.);  ( -.);	   it lies with you to decide it    ;	   the blame lies at your door   ;	   as far as in me lies     ,   	  4) .  ;	   to lie for the night .   	  5) .  ;	   the claim does not lie    lie about ,  ;	   lie back  (   ..);	   lie by	    )   ;	    ) ;	    ) ;	   lie down	    ) ; ;	    )   , ;	   to take (punishment, an insult, etc.) lying down  (,   ..) ,  ;	   to lie down under (an insult)  ();	   lie in	    )    ( );	    )   ;	   lie off	    ) .         ;	    )   ;	   lie out   ;	   lie over   (  );	   lie to .   ;	   lie under ,   (  ..);	   lie up	    ) ,     (- );	    )   , ;	    ) .    to lie out of one's money    ;	   to lie on the bed one has made . =  ,   	2. n.	  1) ; ;	   the lie of the ground  ;	   the lie of the land	    ) .   ;	    ) .  	  2)  ()

lie-abed  n. , 

lie-detector  n. " " (    )

lie-in  n. .     ( )

liege  .	1. n.	  1) , ;	   the lieges 	  2) 	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   liege lord 

lieigeman  n. . 

lien  n.	  1)      	  2) 

lieu  n. in lieu of 

lieutenancy  . n. ,  

lieutenant  . n.	  1) 	  2) 

lieutenant colonel  n. 

lieutenant commander  n. . -

lieutenant-general  n.	  1) -	  2) . 

lieutenant-governorn  1)   ( . )	  2) .  , - ()

life  n. (pl. lives)	  1) ; ;	   to enter upon life   ;	   for life   ;	   an appointment for life  ;	   to come to life	    ) ,    (   ..);	    ) ;	   to bring to life   ;	   my life for it!  !,    ;	   to take smb.'s life  -.	  2)  ;	   to lead a quiet life   ;	   stirring life  , ;	   life of movement   	  3) ;   (. life size);	   to portray to the life   	  4) , , ;	   to sing with life   ;	   to put life into one's work   	  5) , 	  6) ;  ;	   high life ,  ;	   to see life, to see smth. of life  ;  	  7)     (, ); 	  8) attr. ;   ;	   life imprisonment ( sentence)   my dear life  ;  ;	   such is life  ,   ;	   while there is life there is hope .   ,  ;	   upon my life!  !;	   for the life of me I can't do it  ,    ;	   life and death struggle    ,   ;	   to run for dear life    ;	   he was life and soul of the party    

life estate  n. .    

life expectancy  n.   

Life Guards  n. -

life-assurance  = life-insurance

life-blood  n.	  1) 	  2)   

life-buoy  n.  ;  

life-giving  a. , ,  ;   

life-guard  n.	  1)   (  ..)	  2) .   

life-insurance  n.  

life-jacket  n.  

life-like  a.  ;  

life-line  n.	  1)  	  2)   ;   ; " "

life-office  n.    

life-preserver  n.	  1)    ,  	  2)  

life-saver  n.	  1) 	  2) ;   

life-saving  a. ;	   life-saving service    ;	   life-saving station  

life-size  a.   

life-sized  a.   

life-span  n.  ;	   within the life-span of one generation     

life-work  n.     

lifebelt  n.  

lifeboat  n.  

lifeless  a.	  1) ; 	  2)  he is lifeless who is faultless . =   ,    

lifelong  a. ;	   lifelong friend    

lifemanship  n. . , 

lifer  n. .	  1)    	  2)  

lifetime  n.  ;  ;	   in one's lifetime   ;	   all in a lifetime =    

lift  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) , 	  4) 	  5)  , , 	  6)  ;  	  7) . 	  8) .  	  9) .  ;  	  10) .  ( , )	  11)   ( ,  ) to give smb. a lift	    ) ,  -.;	    )  -.	2. v.	  1) ; ;	   to lift one's hand against smb.    -.;	   to lift up one's head	    )  ;	    )   ;	   to lift (up) one's voice against  ;	   not to lift a finger    	  2) 	  3) ,   ( )	  4)  (.  );    ( )	  5)  ( , )	  6)  (; . ,   ..);	   to lift a minefield   	  7) . ;  	  8) .  ,  	  9) ,  ();  ()	  10)   	  11) .   ( )

lift-off  n.   

lift-truck  n. 

lifter  n.  

lifting  1. pres-p.  lift 2	2. n. , ;	   lifting of mines 

ligament  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

ligature  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . ;  ( )	  3) . , 	  4) . , 	2. v. .  ( )

light  I	1. n.	  1) ; ;  ;	   to see the light	    )  , ;	    )   ;	    )  ( -.   ..);	    ) ; ;	   to stand in smb.'s light  ; . ,   ;	   to stand in one's own light   	  2) ;  , , , ,   ..;	   to strike a light  ;	   will you give me a light ?  	  3) , 	  4) ; 	  5) pl. . , 	  6) pl. ;	   to stop for the lights   ;	   to cross (to drive) against the lights  ()   ;	   green light . . " ";	   to give the green light . .  " ",  	  7) (. pl.) , ;	   we need more light on the subject       	  8) ;	   to bring to light , ;    ;	   to come to light ;	   to throw ( to shed) light upon smth.    -.	  9) ; ;  ;	   in the light of these facts    ;	   I cannot see it in that light       ;	   to put smth. in a favourable light  -.   ;	   to throw a new light upon smth.  -.   	  10) pl. () ;	   according to one's lights    , 	  11) attr. ;	   light therapy  by the light of nature 	2. a. ;  ( );	   light brown -	3. v. (lit, lighted )	  1) () ( light up)	  2)  ( light up);  (-.) light up	    )  (  ..);	    )  ;	    ) (), ,  ( , )	II 1. a.	  1) ; ;	   as light as a feather ( air)   ;	   to give light weight 	  2) ;	   light rain (snow)   ();	   a light attack of illness  	  3) , , ;	   light work  ;	   light punishment  	  4) ,  ( )	  5) ; , , ; ;	   light woman   ;	   with a light heart ;   ;	   light reading  ;	   to make light of smth.  ,   -.,    -.	  6)  ( );  ( );	   light meal  , ,    ..	  7) ,  ( )	  8) . , ;	   light artillery  ;	   light automatic gun  	  9) .  ( , );  ( )	  10) .  , ,  ( ) light sleep  ;	   light in the head   ;	   light hand	    ) ;	    ) , 	2. adv. ;	   to tread light  ;	   to travel light  ;	   to get off light  ;	   light come light go =  ,  	III v. (lit, lighted )	  1)  ,   (on, upon);	   his eyes lighted on a familiar face in the crowd      	  2)   (   ..)	  3) .  (. light off, light down); ,  ( -.);  (on, upon)

light heavy-weight  n.     

light housekeeping  n.    ;     

light-bay  a.  ( )

light-face  n. .  

light-fingered  a.	  1) 	  2) ;   

light-footed  a. , 

light-handed  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)   	  4)    

light-head  n.  

light-headed  a.	  1) , ; 	  2)   ,  	  3)  

light-hearted  a. , , 

light-heeled  a. 

light-legged  = light-heeled

light-minded  a. 

light-o'-love  n.	  1) ,  	  2) 

light-resistant  a. 

light-spectrum  n.  

light-tight  a. 

light-weight  1. n.	  1)    	  2) .  ;     	  3) ,  	2. a. ;	   light-weight gas-mask  

light-year  n. .  

lighten  I v.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ;	   it lightens  	II v.	  1) ()  ;  (. .);  	  2)  ()

lighter  I n.	  1) 	  2)  (. cigar lighter, cigarette lighter)	  3) . 	II .	1. n. 	2. v.  

lighterage  n.	  1)  	  2)     

lighterman  n.   

lighthouse  n. 

lighting  n.	  1) 	  2)  

lightish  I a.  	II a.  

lightly  I adv.	  1) ; 	  2) ;   ;	   to take lightly   	  3) ,  	  4) , 	  5) , 	II v. .  ( -.) 

lightness  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) 

lightning  n. ;	   like lightning, with ( at) lightning speed   , ;	   summer ( heat) lightning 

lightning-arrester  n. . ;  

lightning-bug  n. -

lightning-conductor  n. 

lightning-like  a. 

lightning-rod  = lightning-conductor

lightning-strike  n.   (  )

lights  n. pl.  (,   ..,   )

lightship  n.  

lightsome  I a. , 	II a.	  1) , ; 	  2) 	  3) , 

ligneous  a.	  1) . 	  2) . 

lignite  n. ,  

lignum vitae  n. . ;  

likable  a. ; ; 

like  I	1. a.	  1) , ;	   like question  ;	   in () like manner  ;	   it's just like you to do that     ;    ,     ;	   it costs something like 50   50  ;	   like nothing on earth     , 	  2) , ;	   like sum  ;	   like dispositions  	  3) . ; ;	   they are like to meet again , ,   nothing like  ;	   there is nothing like home   ,  ;	   that's something like   ,  ;   !;	   something like a dinner! .  !, =     !;	   what is he like?    ?,    ?;	   like father like son, like master like man =     	2. adv.	  1) , ;	   like so  ,  	  2) , ;	   like enough, as like as not  ;	   very like  	  3) .  ,   I had like to have fallen    	3. prep. like anything, like mad . ;   ; , , ;	   do not talk like that   ;	   to run like mad   ,  	4. n.  , , ;	   and the like   ;	   did you ever hear the like?    -. ?;	   we shall not look upon his like again  ,  ,    ;	   the likes of us (them, etc.) .  ,   (  ..) like cures like =   ;  ,   	II 1. v.	  1) , ;	   I like that!    ! (  );	   to like dancing  ;	   she likes him but does not love him   ,     ;	   do as you like ,   ;	   I should ( would) like   ,   	  2)  ( . );	   I don't like to disturb you     	2. n. pl. , ;	   likes and dislikes   ;   

like-minded  a.  ,    

likeable  = likable

likelihood  n.	  1) ;	   in all likelihood   	  2) .  ;	   a young man of great likelihood  ,   

likely  1. a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  	  4) . 	2. adv.  (. most likely, very likely);	   as likely as not  

liken  v.	  1)  (to);  (. liken together);  (to, with)	  2) .  , ,  

likeness  n.	  1)  (between - , to - ); 	  2) ;	   to take smb.'s likeness   -. ;  -. ,  -.;	   a good likeness  	  3) , , ;	   in the likeness of...  ...,  ...

likewise  adv.	  1) 	  2) ;  

liking  1. pres-p.  like II, 1	2. n.	  1) ,  (for -  -.)	  2)  (to -  -.);	   to smb.'s liking  ,   -.

lilac  1. n. 	2. a. 

liliaceous  a. . 

Lilliputian  1. n. ; 	2. a. , 

lilt  1. n.	  1) ,  	  2)  (, )	2. v.	  1)  (-.) , , 	  2)  , 

lily  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. , 

lily of the valley  n. 

lily-livered  a. 

lily-white  a.	  1) -, 	  2) 	  3) .    ;   ;	   lily-white school  

limb  I	1. n.	  1) ,  ()	  2) , 	  3) . ;  ;	   limb of the devil ( of Satan)   limb of the law .  ,   (, );	   out on a limb   ,  	2. v. 	II n.	  1) . ,   (, , )	  2) ,   (  )	  3) .   (, )

limbec  = alembic

limbeck  = alembic

limber  I .	1.  ()	2. v.  ()  	II 1. a.	  1) , ; 	  2) 	2. v. () , ;	   limber up .  

limbering-up  n. . 

limbless  a.  , , 

limbo  n. (pl. -os )	  1) . ,  	  2) , 	  3)   	  4)   

lime  I	1. n.	  1) ;	   burnt (slaked) lime  () 	  2)   (. bird lime)	2. v.	  1)  	  2)    	  3)  ( )  	  4) . , 	II n. .   ( )	III n. 

lime-juice  I n.  	II v. . , 

lime-pit  n.  

lime-tree  = lime III

lime-water  n.  

limekiln  n.    

limelight  1. n.	  1)   (     );  	  2)     to be in the limelight    ;   	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  

Limerick  n.   (  ), 

limes  n. pl. . 

limestone  n. 

limey  n. . .  (.  )

limit  1. n.	  1) , ;	   superior limit ;	   inferior limit ;	   to set the limit  ;  ;	   to go beyond the limit  ;	   to go the limit . .   ;   ;	   that's the limit!    !;   !;	   she is the limit  ;	   to the limit . , 	  2) .  , 	  3) .  	  4) .   off limits .  	2. v.	  1) ;  	  2)  , 

limitary  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

limitation  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ;	   to have one's limitations  , 	  3)  	  4) pl. ;	   to know one's own limitations   ;     	  5) .  ,  

limitative  a. , 

limited  1. p-p.  limit 2	2. a. ;	   limited company .     ;	   limited monarchy  ;	   limited train ( express)      

limitless  a. , 

limitrophe  a. ; 

limn  v. .	  1)  (, )	  2) ; ;	   to limn the ( on) water   ; =    	  3)  

limner  n. .	  1) 	  2)  

limnetic  a. 

limnology  , 

limousine  n. 

limp  I	1. n. , ;	   to walk with a limp , ;	   to have a limp 	2. v.	  1) , ;   	  2)   (-  -  , )	II a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

limpet  n.	  1) .  ()	  2) ,       to stick like a limpet =    

limpid  a.  (. .  ,   ..)

limpidity  n. 

limy  a.	  1) 	  2) 

linage  n.	  1)     	  2)  

linchpin  n.  ()

linden  n. 

line  I	1. n.	  1) , ; ;	   line and colour    ;	   line of force .  ;	   all along the line	    )   ;	    )   	  2)  , ; ;	   to overstep the line of smth.   -.;	   to draw the line  ;   (at--.);	   on the line	    )   ,   ( -.);	    )     ( );	   to go over the line  () ,  ;	   below the line  	  3) ; ;	   to take lines  	  4) , ;	   ship's lines  () 	  5)  (, , ,   ..);	   hold the line!   ,  !;	   line busy  ( );	   the line is bad  ;	   long-distance line  	  6) (the L.) ;	   to cross the L.  	  7) ;  ; , ;	   to take a strong line  ;	   line of policy  ;	   on the usual lines   	  8) ,  ; ;	   it is not in ( out of) my line      ;	   what's his line?   ?;	   line of business .  	  9) , , ;	   male (female) line  () 	  10) ; ; . ;	   clothes line	    )   ;	    ) .  	  11)  ();	   to throw a good line   	  12) ; . . , 	  13)  (. assembly line)	  14) ;	   drop me a few lines    ;	   to read between the lines   	  15) pl. .  , 	  16) pl. 	  17) .    ,    	  18) pl.   (. marriage lines)	  19) .  ;  ;	   line abreast (ahead) .   ();	   in line   ;	  20) (the lines) pl.  ();	   the enemy's lines  	  21) .  ();	   the shop carries the best line of shoes       ;	   first-class lines  	  22) .  	  23) .   (. scan line, scanning line)	  24)  (  = 1/12 ) to be in line for smth. .   ,    -.;	   to be in line with smth.   ,  -.;	   to come into line (with) ,   ;	   to bring smb. into line  -. ;	   to get a line on smth. .    -.;	   to go down the line 	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2) ()  ,  ; ;	   to line a street with trees   	  3) ,   (-.; . line up) line through , ;	   line up	    ) (), () ( );	   to line up in opposition   ;	    )   ;	    ) ;	    ) , ;	    ) to line up votes  ;	    ) ,  (with)	II v.	  1)   	  2)  (-.) 	  3) . , ;	   to line one's pockets , ;	   to line one's stomach  	  4) . , ; 

line map  n.  

line officer  n.  

line-drawing  n.    

line-engraving  n.  

line-up  n.	  1) 	  2) .     ;  	  3)  

lineage  n.	  1) , 	  2) = linage

lineal  a.	  1)     (of - ); , , 	  2) 

lineament  n. (. pl.)	  1)  (); 	  2)   (  ..)

linear  a.	  1) ;	   linear equation .   ;	   linear measures  	  2)  ,   

lined  I	1. p-p.  line I, 2	2. a. ,  	II p-p.  line II

lineman  n.	  1)   (  ..)	  2) -.  	  3) = linesman

linen  1. n.	  1) ; , 	  2) . 	2. a. 

linen-draper  n.   

liner  I n.	  1) ,    ,   	  2) ,   	II n.	  1) . , , 	  2) .  	  3) . 	  4) . ; ; 

linesman  n. .   

ling  I n. .  	II n. .  

linger  v.	  1)  (on, over -  -.);  (-.;	   about, round);   	  2) , ; 	  3)  ( )	  4)  ( )	  5)   ,   (. linger out one's days  life)

lingerie  n. .	  1)  	  2) .  

lingering  1. pres-p.  linger	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  ( ,   ..)	  4) ; ;	   lingering dream  

lingo  n. (pl. -oes )	  1)   ;  	  2) . .  

lingua franca  . n.	  1)     ,    ,      	  2)  ;   

lingual  a.	  1) . ;	   lingual bone  	  2) . 

linguist  n. , 

linguistic  a. , 

linguistics  n. pl. (.  sing) , , 

liniment  n.   ( )

lining  I	1. pres-p.  line	II 2. n.	  1) ;  	  2)  (,   ..)	  3)  (); ; 	  4) . , 	II 1. pres-p.  line I, 2	2. n. , 

link  I	1. n.	  1) () ; ; 	  2) pl. ;	   links of brotherhood  	  3) , 	  4)  ( )	  5)   	  6) . ; 	  7) .    (   = 20 )	  8) . .  	2. v.	  1) , ,  (together, to);  (. link up)	  2)   (on, to - ),  (on, to -	    ) 3)      (. link one's arm through smb.'s arm)	II n. 

link-motion  n. .  

link-up  n.	  1) ;	   link-up on the Elbe .   	  2)   

link-verb  n. . -

linkage  n.	  1) , 	  2) . 	  3) . ,   

links  n. pl.	  1) . 	  2) (  sing)     

linn  n. (. .)	  1) 	  2)  , 

linnet  n.  ()

lino  I = linoleum	II = linotype

lino operator  n. 

linoleum  n. 

linotype  .	1. n. ;	   linotype operator = lino operator	2. v.   

linseed  n.	  1)  	  2) attr. linseed cake  ;	   linseed oil  

linsey-woolsey  n.   

linstock  n. . .  

lint  n. . 

lintel  n.    

liny  a.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) , 

lion  n.	  1) ;	   American mountain lion 	  2) pl. ;	   to show (to see) the lions  () 	  3) 	  4) (L.)  (   )	  5) (L.)    the lion's share  ;	   lion in the path ( in the way) . . , ;	   to put one's head in the lion's mouth 

lion-hearted  a. , 

lion-hunter  n.	  1)   	  2) ,   

lioness  n. 

lionet  n.  , 

lionize  v.	  1)   -.   	  2)    

lip  1. n.	  1) ;	   to put smth. to one's lips  -.; ;	   not a drop has passed his lips    ,  ;	   not a word has passed his lips     ;	   to smack one's lips , ,  ;	   to escape one's lips   	  2) .  ; ;	   none of your lip!  !;	   don't put on your ( any) lip , ,  	  3)  (, , ); 	  4) . 	  5) . 	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ,   ;	   lip professions  	3. v.	  1)  ; . 	  2) . , 

lip-deep  a. ; 

lip-labour  n. ,  ;  

lip-language  = lip-reading

lip-read  v.   

lip-reading  n.    (.    )

lip-service  n.  ;  ;	   to pay lip-service to smth.  -.   ;	   to pay lip-service to smb.   -.  

lipped  I a.	  1)   ( )	  2) = labiate 1	II p-p.  lip 3

lipsalve  n.	  1)   ,   	  2) 

lipstick  n.  

liquate  v. 

liquefaction  n. , ; 

liquefy  v.    ;   

liquescent  a.    ; 

liqueur  n. . 

liquid  1. a.	  1) 	  2) . , 	  3) ,  ( , )	  4) , 	  5)  (   ..);	   liquid melody  	  6) .  ;  (  )	  7) liquid milk  	2. n.	  1) 	  2) .   

liquidate  v.	  1)  ()	  2)   ( )	  3) ; ;  ( -.),  ( -.)	  4) 

liquidation  n.	  1)  	  2)  ;	   to go into liquidation 	  3) ; ;  ( -.)

liquor  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  ;	   hard liquors  ;	   in liquor, the worse for liquor , 	  3)  ()	  4) ,    , 	  5) .   	2. v.	  1) .  (. liquor up)	  2)   (  ..)

liquorice  n.  ();  , 

liquorish  a.  

lira  n. (pl. lire)  (  )

lire  pl.  lira

lisle thread  n. .    

lisp  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  (); , 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  ( )

lissom  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

lissome  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

list  I	1. n.	  1) , , ; ;	   to enter in a list   ;	   to make a list  ;	   duty list  	  2) , ; , , ; 	  3) pl.  ;  (, );	   to enter the lists	    )  ;	    )  ;	    )   	  4) . 	  5) . -. ,  	  6) attr.   , , ;	   list slippers     (, )	2. v.	  1)   ;  ;	   to list for service    	  2) . . enlist 1	  3) .   	II .	1. n. , ;	   to take a list 	2. v. , 

listen  v.	  1) ;  (to);	   listen here! !;	   listen for smth. ,  	  2)   	  3) ;  (, ) listen in	    )  ;	    ) .      

listener  n. ; 

listener-in  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

listening  1. pres-p.  listen	2. n.	  1) , 	  2) . 

listening dog  n.  

listening-in  n.	  1)   	  2) . ; 

lister  n. -. 

listless  a. , , 

lit  I p.  p-p.  light I, 3	II p.  p-p.  light III

litany  n. . ; 

liter  . = litre

literacy  n. 

literal  1. a.	  1) ;	   literal error 	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) , 	2. n. 

literalism  n.	  1) 	  2)      	  3)  ;  

literary  a.	  1) ;	   literary property  	  2)  

literate  1. a.	  1) 	  2) , 	2. n.	  1)  	  2) ,  

literati  . n. pl.	  1) , 	  2)  

literatim  . adv. ,   

literature  n. 

litharge  n. ,  

lithe  a. , 

lithesome  = lissom(e)

lithium  n. . 

litho-print  = lithograph 2

lithograph  1. n. ;  	2. v. 

lithographer  n. 

lithographic  a. , 

lithographically  adv.  

lithography  n. 

lithotomy  n. . 

Lithuanian  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  

litigant  .	1. n.  (  )	2. a. 

litigate  v.	  1)  ( -.);    (  )	  2)  ( )

litigation  n. ;  

litigious  a.	  1) 	  2) ,   

litmus  n. .	  1) 	  2) attr. ;	   litmus paper  

litotes  n. . 

litre  n. 

litter  1. n.	  1) 	  2)   ..  ( )	  3)  (, )	  4)  , ; , ; 	2. v.	  1) ,    .. (. litter down)	  2) ,   ..;  	  3)    (; . litter up); 

litter-bearer  n. -

litter-bin  n.   

litterateur  n. . , 

littery  a.  ; 

little  1. a. (less, lesser; least)	  1) ; ;	   little finger ;	   little toe  ( );	   little ones	    ) ;	    ) ;	   the little people	    ) ;	    ) ;	   little ways ,  	  2)  ( , );	   come a little way with me   	  3) , ;	   little things 	  4) , ;	   little things amuse little minds   ()   little Mary . ;	   to go but a little way  	2. adv.	  1) , ;	   I like him little   ;	   a little ;	   rest a little  ;	   little less (more) than   (), ;	   to make little of smth.   ,   	  2)   know, dream, think  ..  ;	   little did he think that  he little thought that    , 	3. n.	  1)  ; , -, ;	   little by little -, ;	   little or nothing  ;	   not a little ;	   knows a little of everything    ;	   in little	    )   ;	    ) .  	  2) ,  ;	   after a little you will feel better    ;	   for a little    from little up . .  

little-go  n. .      ( )

littleness  n.	  1)  , 	  2) ; 

littoral  1. a. ; 	2. n. ;  

liturgy  n.	  1) 	  2)   

livable  a.	  1) ,   	  2) ; 

live  I v. ; ; ;	   to live in a small way  ;	   to live within (above, beyond) one's income ( means)  ()  ;	   to live on one's salary   ;	   to live on bread and water    ;	   to live on others    ;	   to live to be old (seventy, eighty, etc.)    ( ,   . );	   to live to see smth.   -. live down ,  ( ,  );	   live in     ;	   live off    (-.; -.);	   to live off the soil     ;	   live out	    ) ;	    ) ,  ( );	    )      ;	   live through ;	   live up to   (  ..);   (-.) as I live by bread!, as I live and breathe!  !;	   to live on air     ;	   to live it up  ;	   live and learn! =  ,  !	II a.	  1) 	  2) , , ,  	  3) ; ; ;	   live issue  	  4) , ;	   live coals  	  5) ; ,  (   ..)	  6) ,  ( )	  7) ,  ( )	  8) .  	  9) . .      (      );	   a live program     live weight  ;	   live wire  , 

live-oak  n. .  

liveable  = livable

livefarming  n.  

livelihood  n.   ;	   to earn an honest livelihood   ;	   to pick up a scanty livelihood  

liveliness  n. , , 

livelong  a. . , ; ;	   the livelong day -

lively  1. a.	  1)  (   ..)	  2) , ;	   lively with humour  	  3) ,  ( ,   ..)	  4) ;   ( )	  5)  ( ) to make things lively for smb.  -.  ;   -.	2. adv. , 

liven  v. (), () (. liven up)

liver  I n.	  1) good liver	    ) ,  ;	    ) ; ;	   loose liver  ;	   close liver 	  2) . 	II n.	  1) . 	  2)  ()

liver-coloured  a. -

liver-fluke  n. .   ()

liveried  a.  ,  

liverish  a. .   

Liverpudlian  .	1. n.  	2. a. 

liverwort  n. . 

livery  I a.	  1) -	  2) = liverish	  3) 	II n.	  1) 	  2) .   	  3) . , ;	   the livery of spring   ()	  4)    ;  (, ,   ..);	   at livery     ( )	  5) .   	  6)  	  7) attr. ;	   livery servant  

livery stable  n.  ;  

liveryman  n.	  1)  	  2)   ; 

lives  pl.  life

livestock  n.	  1)  ,  	  2) attr. livestock breeding  ;	   livestock capita  

livid  a.	  1) -	  2) -	  3) -	  4) .  , ;	   livid with wrath    

living  I	1. pres-p.  live I	2. n.	  1)   ;	   to make one's living   	  2) ,  ;	   plain living ,  ;	   standard of living  	  3) , 	  4) . , 	  5) attr. ;	   living quarters  	  6) attr. living essentials   	II 1. a.	  1) ; , ;	   the greatest living poet   	  2) , 	  3)  ;	   he is the living image of his father    ,    living death  ;	   within living memory   ,    ;	   the living theatre  ( . .  )	2. n. the living  ;	   he is still in the land of the living   

livingroom  n. ,  

livingspace  n.	  1)  	  2)  

lixiviate  v. 

lixivium  n. 

lizard  n. 

lizzie  n.  , .  (. tin lizzie)

llama  n. . 

llano  n. (pl. os )  (    )

Lloyd's  n.	  1)  (  )	  2)   (. Lloyd's register) A 1 at Lloyd's ; 

lo  int. . !, !, !;	   lo and behold!  !;  ,  !

loach  n.  ()

load  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   load of care  ;	   to take a load off one's mind   ()   ..;	   that's a load off my mind =     	  3)    ,   ..	  4)  , ;	   a teaching load of twelve hours a week   12   	  5) pl. . , 	  6) . 	  7) .  to have a load on . "", 	2. v.	  1) , ;  ( , )	  2)  ();  ();	   load more work on him    	  3)  (., ); 	  4)  (,   ..)	  5)  (,   );	   load quickly! !	  6)   (., );	   to load the dice	    )    ;	    )     	  7)    , 	  8)  	  9) ;	   loaded with fragrance   ( )	  10) .  	  11) .   () load up	    ) ;	    ) ;  to be ( to get) loaded . , 

load-line  n.  

load-shedding  n. .  ;     

loaded  1. p-p.  load 2	2. a.	  1) loaded dice  ,  ; .   	  2) loaded question	    ) ,    ;	    )  	  3) . . 	  4) . .  	  5) , ;	   loaded word  

loader  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)  (  )

loading  1. pres-p.  load 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) .  

loadon  n. . ;	   to get a loadon , 

loadstar  = lodestar

loadstone  n. ,  

loaf  I n. (pl. loaves)	  1) , ; 	  2)   (. sugar loaf)	  3)  ()	  4) . ;	   use your loaf = ()  loaves and fishes .  ;	   half a loaf is better than no bread . =   -,  	II 1. n. ;	   to have a loaf 	2. v.	  1) ;   ;	   to loaf away one's time   	  2) , 

loaf-sugar  n. - ()

loafer  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) (. pl.)     

loam  n.	  1)  (. clay loam)	  2)  ;     	  3)   ;  

loamy  a. ; 

loan  1. n.	  1) ;	   government loan  	  2) ; -.     (., );	   on loan	    ) ;	    )    ( )	  3)  ( , , )	2. v. (. .)  , 

loan collection  n.  ,     

loan show  n.  ,     

loansociety  n.  

loantranslation  n. . 

loanword  n.  

loath  a. predic. , ; ;	   to be loath to do smth.    -.;	   nothing loath 

loath-to-depart  n.  

loathe  v.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) .  

loathful  = loathsome

loathing  1. pres-p.  loathe	2. n.	  1) ;	   to be filled with loathing  	  2) 

loathsome  a.  ; , 

loaves  pl.  loaf I

lob  1. v.	  1)    ,  (. lob along)	  2)    (   ..)	2. n.    (   ..)

lobby  1. n.	  1) ; ; ; ; 	  2) . ;	   division lobby ,       	  3) ,   (, );  , ""          	  4)   	2. v.       , ""  lobby through     

lobbyist  n.	  1) ,  ,     	  2) ,     

lobe  n.	  1) ;	   lobe of the lung .  ;	   lobe of the ear  	  2) . 

lobelia  n. . 

loblolly  n. . .  

loblollyboy  n. .  

lobster  n.	  1) ;	   red as a lobster =   	  2) . .  , ""	  3) .   lobster shift = graveyard shift {. graveyard }

lobster-eyed  a. 

lobule  n.  (, )

lobworm  n. .  ()

local  1. a.	  1) ;	   local committee ,   ();	   local train  ;	   local engagement .   ;	   local war  ;	   local board .   ;	   local defence . ;	   Local Government Board ,   ;	   local name	    )  ;	    )  ;	   local option ( veto)         ;	   local examinations ,    ( )  ;	   local room . ,    ( );	   local adverb .  	  2)    ; ,  (. quite local, very local);	   local anaesthesia  ;	   local armistice .  	2. n.	  1)     	  2)  	  3)   ( )	  4)    	  5) .  	  6) pl. = local examinations {. local 1, 1}

locale  n.  

localism  n.	  1)  ;  ; 	  2)  , 	  3) .  , 

locality  n.	  1) ; , ; ;	   defended locality .  ;	   inhabited ( populated) locality  	  2) ( pl.) ;	   in the locality of  	  3) pl.  	  4) ,   ;	   sense ( bump .) of locality  

localize  v.	  1) ,  ;	   to localize infection   	  2)    	  3)  

locally  adv.	  1)   	  2)   

locate  v.	  1)  , 	  2)    ;   (   ..)	  3) ();	   to be located in  ;   

location  n.	  1)   (-.); , 	  2)  ( )	  3) ; . 	  4) ; 	  5)  ( )	  6) .  	  7) .   ;	   on location   ( )

locative  .	1. a. 	2. n.  

locator  n. . 

loch  n. .	  1) 	  2)   

loci  pl.  locus

lock  I n.	  1) ;	   pl. 	  2)  (),  (),  ()	II 1. n.	  1)  (.  ); ; ; ;	   under lock and key ,  	  2) . , 	  3)  (  )	  4) ; ; 	  5)   (. L. Hospital) lock, stock and barrel . , ;   , 	2. v.	  1) ()  	  2)  ( ,  );  ()	  3) ; 	  4) ,  (, )	  5) ;	   to lock up (down)      ()  ,  lock away   , ;	   lock in        ..;	   lock out	    )     ;	    )  ;	   lock up	    ) ;	    )   ;    ;	    )      ;	    )  (, ) to lock the stable door after the horse has been stolen =   

Lock Hospital  = lock II, 1, 5

lock house  n.   

lock-jaw  n. .  ,  

lock-keeper  n.  

lock-nut  n. 

lock-out  n. 

lock-stitch  n. .  ;  

lock-up  n.	  1)  ,  	  2)  ; . 	  3)  	  4) attr. , ;	   lock-up shop    

lockage  n.	  1)    	  2)  ()  	  3)  

lockchamber  n.  

locker  n.	  1)  ; ; . . 	  2)  ( )     not a shot in the locker .    ;	   Davy Jones's locker  ,  

locker room  n.  ( ,   ..     )

locket  n. 

lockfast  a. . ,  

lockgate  n.  

locking-finger  = finger 1, 2

locksman  n.	  1) = lockkeeper	  2) . 

locksmith  n. 

loco  I	1. n. .	  1) .  ( )	  2)  ,    (. loco disease)	2. a. . ;	   to go loco   , 	3. v. .   	II .  locomotive 1, 1

locomobile  1. n. 	2. a. 

locomotion  n. ;	   means of locomotion  

locomotive  1. n.	  1) , , , 	  2) pl. . ;	   to use one's locomotives =     	2. a.	  1) ();	   locomotive power  ;	   locomotive faculty  	  2) .  	  3) 	  4) ;	   locomotive depot  

locum  . n. to do locum    (,   ..);	   locum tenens  

locus  . n. (pl. loci)	  1) ;	   locus sigilli   ( )	  2) 	  3) .   

locust  n.	  1)    	  2) . 	  3) . , -;  	  4) .  ;	   honey locust  	  5) . ,  	  6) attr. locust beans   ,  , 

locust-tree  = locust 3  4

locution  n. ,  , 

lode  n.	  1) . () ; 	  2) = loadstone

lodestar  n.	  1)  	  2)  

lodge  1. n.	  1) ;   ;  ,   ..	  2)  ;  	  3)  , 	  4)     (., )	  5)  ()	  6)  ();  ()	  7) .  ( )	  8)    ( )	  9) .  	2. v.	  1)  , , 	  2) ;  ;  ,  ( -.)	  3)  (  ..)	  4) ,  (   ..)	  5)  ( );    (with - -.;	   in - -.)	  6)  (, ;	   with, in);  ()	  7)  ( , )	  8)    ( ) lodge out	    )       (  );	    )    to lodge power with smb. ( in the hands of smb.)  -. , 

lodgement  n.	  1) , ;  (. .);	   the idea found lodgement in his mind     	  2)  (-.); ;	   a lodgement of dirt in a pipe  	  3)  (  ..)	  4) . . 	  5) .    ;	   to find ( to make) a lodgement , 	  6) . 

lodger  n. ;	   to take in lodgers   

lodging  1. pres-p.  lodge 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2) pl. (  ) , ; ;	   dry lodging ,   	  3) attr. lodging allowance ( money) .   lodging turn -.  ,  

lodging-house  n.  ;	   common lodging-house  

lodgment  = lodgement

loess  n. . 

loft  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) .   ( , )	  5)  ( )	  6) . 	  7) ,    ( )	2. v.	  1)    ( )	  2)  

loft-room  n. 

loftiness  n.	  1)  	  2)  (  ..)	  3) ; 	  4) , 

lofty  a.	  1)   (  )	  2)  (   ..)	  3) 	  4) , ; 

log  1. n.	  1) ; ; ; 	  2) . ;	   to heave the log  	  3) = logbook	  4) .    to keep the log rolling    ;	   to split the log  -.	2. v.	  1)   	  2) .     .. 	  3) .    ();  ()   log off 

log cabin  n. .  

log frame  n.  

log hut  = log cabin

log-book  n.	  1)  ;   ();    ..	  2)  (, )

log-head  n. , 

log-juice  n. .  

log-man  n. . 

log-roll  v. .    ( );   ( )

log-rolling  n. .	  1)   	  2)   ( );   ( )

loganberry  n. .   (   )

logarithm  n. 

logged  1. p-p.  log 2	2. a.	  1) ;  	  2)  ( ); 	  3)   

logger  n. .	  1) 	  2) .  ()

loggerhead  n.	  1)   	  2)   	  3) .  to be at loggerheads with smb. ,   -.;      -.;	   to fall ( to get, to go) to loggerheads   

logging  1. pres-p.  log 2	2. n.    

logic  n. 

logical  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

logician  n. 

logistical  a. .   , ;	   logistical number ,    ;	   logistical support  

logistics  n. pl. .   , - ,  

logogram  n.   ,  ; 

logomachy  n.  ;   

logwood  n. .  

logy  a. .	  1) , 	  2) , 

loin  n.	  1) pl. 	  2) .   to gird up one's loins . .  ,   ,  ( -.);	   sprung from smb.'s loins  -. (   ..)

loin-cloth  n.  

loir  n. . -

loiter  v.	  1) , , ; 	  2)    loiter away  ,  ;	   to loiter away one's time ,   

loll  v.  ;  ()    loll out	    )  ;	    )  ( )

Lollard  n. . 

lollipop  n.   ;	   pl. 

Lombard  1. n.	  1) . 	  2) ,  	  3) . ;  Lombard Street  ,    (     ,     )	2. a. 

Lombardy poplar  n.  

Londoner  n. 

Londonism  n.	  1)   	  2)  

lone  a.	  1) 	  2) . . 	  3) .   

lone electron  n.  

lonely  a.	  1) ;  ;	   to feel lonely   ,   	  2) , 

loner  n. .  ; ; 

lonesome  a.	  1) = lonely	  2)  , 

long  I	1. a.	  1) ;	   long measures  ;	   at long range   ;	   a long mile  ;	   long waves .  	  2) ; ;  ;	   long look  ;	   a long custom ,  ;	   a long farewell	    )  ;	    )  ;	   a friendship (an illness) of long standing   ( );	   long vacation  	  3) ; ;	   how long he is!   !	  4)  -   ;	   a mile long    ;	   an hour long    	  5) , ;	   long family  ;	   long bill ,  ;	   long price  ;	   long shillings  	  6) , 	  7) , 	  8) . .  (  )	  9) .  long ears ;	   to make ( to pull) a long face ;	   to make a long nose  "";	   long greens . .  ;	   long head , ;	   long nine . .  ;	   long odds   ;  ;	   L. Tom	    )  ;	    ) .  ;	   L. Parliament .  ;	   long in the teeth ;	   to get a long start over smb.   -.	2. adv.	  1) ;	   as long as ;	   stay for as long as you like  ,    ;	   long live...  ...	  2) ;   (, );	   long before  ;	   long after   ;	   long since  -	  3) his life long     ,   	3. n.	  1)  ,  ;	   for long ;	   before long ; ;	   will not take long    	  2) pl.    	  3) .  	  4) (the longs) = long vacation {. i:, 1, 2} the long and the short of it  , 	II v.	  1)   (-.),  (to, for -  -.)	  2) 

long hundredweight  n.   (112  = 50,8 )

long jump  n. .   

long-ago  1. n.  ;  	2. a. , 

long-bow  n.   () to draw ( to pull) the long-bow  ; 

long-distance  1. a. , ;	   long-distance call     ;	   long-distance telephone service     ;	   long-distance transmission  	2. n.	  1)     	  2)   

long-drawn  a. , 

long-drawn out  a. , 

long-hair  a. .	  1) , 	  2) 	  3)   

long-haired  a. .	  1) , 	  2) 	  3)   

long-headed  a.	  1) , 	  2) , , 

long-lived  a. 

long-liver  n. 

long-play  n.  

long-player  n.  

long-playing  a. ;	   long-playing record  

long-primer  n. . 

long-range  a.  ; ;	   long-range rocket   ;	   long-range thinking  ;	   long-range policy   ;	   long-range planning  

long-run  a. , ;	   long-run objective  ;	   long-run prospects  

long-service pay  n.    

long-shot  n. .  ; ,   

long-sighted  a.	  1) 	  2) 

long-standing  a. 

long-suffering  1. n. 	2. a. , 

long-term  a. ; ;	   long-term bond ( note)        

long-tongued  a. 

long-winded  a.	  1)   ,     ,  	  2) ; 

longanimity  n. . 

longboat  n. . 

longer  comp.  long I, 1  2 wait a while longer   ;	   I shall not wait (any) longer    

longeron  n. (. pl.) . 

longest  sup.  long I, 1  2; (a week) at longest   ()

longevity  n. ; , 

longevous  a. 

longhand  n.   (. shorthand)

longing  1. pres-p.  long	II 2. n. ,  , 	3. a. ,  ;	   longing look   

longitude  n.	  1) . 	  2) . 

longitudinal  1. a.	  1) ;	   longitudinal section  	  2) .  	2. n.	  1) .  ;  ;   	  2) . 

longshoreman  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) . ,      

longspun  a. , 

longtime  = longterm

longton  = gross ton

longueurs  n. . pl. 

longways  adv.  

longwise  = longways

loo  I n.  (. )	II . . lavatory

loo-table  n.  

looby  n. ; 

looey  n. . . 

loofah  n. . 

look  1. n.	  1) ;	   to have ( to take) a look at  ;  ;	   to cast a look  , ;	   to steal a look  	  2)  (, );	   a vacant look  	  3) , ;	   good looks ; ;	   to lose one's looks ;	   I don't like the look of him     ;	   affairs took on an ugly look    upon the look  ;	   not to have a look in with smb.  ,  -.,    -.;	   new look   ( )	2. v.	  1) , ; ; .  , ;	   to look ahead   ( );	   look ahead! !; !;	   to look through blue-coloured (rose-coloured) glasses     () ;	   to look things in the face    	  2)  -     , ;	   to look well (ill)   ();	   to look big   ;	   to look like  ,  ,   ;	   it looks like rain (-ing) ,   ;	   to look one's age     ;	   to look oneself again   , 	  3)  (, );	   he looked his thanks     	  4)  ...,   ...;	   my room looks south      look about	    )   ;	    ) , ;	   look after	    )  , ;	    )  ,  ;	   look at	    )   -.,  -.;	    )  (  ), ;	   one's way of looking at things -. ; -.    ;	   look back	    ) ;	    ) ,   ;	   look down	    )  ,  (on, upon);	    ) .  ( );	   look for	    ) ;	    ) ,  ;	   look in	    )   -.;	    )  ;	   look into	    ) ;	    ) ;	   look on	    ) ;	    ) = look upon; look out	    )  (-.);	    )  ;	   look out! !, !;	    )  ,  (on, over -  -.);	    ) ;	   to look out for a house  ( ) ;	   look over	    ) ;	    )  ;	    ) ;	   look round	    )  ;	    )   (  );	   look through	    )   (  ..);	    )  -.;	    )  -. ;	   look to	    )  ,  ;	   look to it that this doesn't happen again ,    ;	    )  ;	    )  ;	    ) ,    -.,  -.;    -.;	    )  ;	   the evidence looks to acquittal    ,  ;	   look toward = look to	    ) look towards: I look towards you .    ;	   look up	    )  ,  ;	   to look up and down  ;	   to look up to smb.    -.;  -.;   -.;	    )  (-.  );	    ) .  ( );	   things are looking up  ;	    )  ( );	    ) .  -.;	   look upon   ;  ;	   he was looked upon as an authority      ,    to look alive , ;	   look before you leap   ;	   look here! !;	   look sharp! !; ()  !;	   to look at home    ,    ;	   to look at him    

look-in  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) . ;	   to have a look-in    

look-out  n.	  1) , ;	   to be on the look-out (for)  	  2)  	  3) ; ; 	  4) ;	   a wonderful look-out over the sea    	  5) ,  that's my look-out   

look-see  n. .	  1)    	  2) . 	  3) 

looker  n.	  1) 	  2) . . , 	  3) . 

looker-on  n. (pl. lookers-on) ,  lookers-on see most of the game =   

lookers-on  pl.  looker-on

looking-for  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

looking-glass  n. 

loom  I n.  	II 1. n.	  1)  (  )	  2) 	2. v.	  1)  ; 	  2)  ,   (. loom large)

loon  I n. . .	  1)  , 	  2) 	II n.  

loony  (.  lunatic) .	1. n. , 	2. a. , 

loony-bin  n. .  

loop  1. n.	  1) 	  2) .  ,  	  3) .  ()	  4) . 	  5) . , , 	  6)   ;  	  7) . ,  	2. v.  ,  ;	   to loop the loop .   ,  ;	   to loop the moon   

loop-aerial  n. .  

loop-hole  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	2. v.  

loop-light  n. ,  

loop-line  = loop 1, 6

loopy  a.	  1)  	  2) . 	  3) . 

loose  1. a.	  1) ;	   to break loose   ;   ;	   to come loose ; ;	   to let loose	    ) ;	    )   (,   ..)	  2) ; (to ride) with a loose rein	    )   ;	    ) () ,  	  3) ,  ( )	  4) , ,  ;	   loose translation	    )  ;	    ) ,  	  5) , 	  6)  ;	   loose morals  	  7)  ( );  ( )	  8) ,  ,    , 	  9) () ; , ; ; ;	   loose end   (,   ..);	   loose leaf  	  10) 	  11) .  loose bowels   ;	   to sit loose to smth.     -.;	   at a loose end	    )   ,  ;	    )  	2. adv.   . {. 1}	3. v.	  1) ,  ;	   to loose one's hold of smth.  -.  ;	   wine loosed his tongue    	  2) ; ;  ();  ()	  3) ,   (  ..)	  4)  (. loose off)	  5) .  	4. n. ,  (  ..);	   to give () loose (to)   ();	   to give a loose to one's tongue   to be on the loose ,    

loose box  n.  ( )

loose-leaf  a.    (   ..)

loosely  adv.   . {. loose 1}

loosen  v.	  1) (),  ;	   to loosen discipline  	  2) 	  3)  (  ..)	  4) .   ()	  5) 	  6) .  loosen up	    )    ();	    )   ,  

loosener  n. 

looseness  n.	  1)   . {. loose 1}	  2) . 

loosestrife  n. .	  1) 	  2) 

loot  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	2. v. ;  

lop  I	1. n.  ,  (. )	2. v.	  1) ,  , 	  2)     (. lop off, lop away)	  3) 	  4) 	  5) ; 	II v.	  1) 	  2)  ,  lop about , 	III n. . 

lop-eared  a. 

lop-sided  a.	  1) ; , 	  2) ; ;	   lop-sided development ,  

lope  1. n.  , ,  (.  )	2. v.   (.  )

loppings  n. pl.  

loppy  a. () 

loquacious  a.	  1) , 	  2) . 

loquacity  n. 

loquitur  . v.  ()

lor  interj. . (.  lord	  1) o lor!  ! ( ,   ..)

lord  1. n.	  1) , , ; ;  ;	   lord of the manor  ;	   the lord of the harvest	    ) ,   ;	    )  ;	   lords of creation	    ) .  ;	    ) . ,  	  2) , ;   ;	   the Lords spiritual  -   ;	   the Lords temporal    ;	   my lord  (   , ,   )	  3) (the) Lords .  	  4) ,  ();	   the cotton lords  	  5) . . , ;	   lord and master   	  6)   (. the L.);	   our Lord ;	   the Lord's day ;	   the Lord's prayer   ();	   the Lord's supper	    )  ;	    ) , ;	   Lord's table  to act the lord ;	   to live like a lord =     	2. v.	  1)   	  2)  	  3) to lord it ,  , ; , ;	   to lord it over smb.  -.;	   he will not be lorded over   ,   

Lord Lieutenant  n.	  1)       	  2) -  (. )	  3) . -  ( 1922 .)

Lord Mayor  n. -;	   lord Mayor's Day 9  (     -);	   lord Mayor's show      -  

Lord Provost  n. - (   )

Lord Rector  n.   (  )

lordliness  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) 

lordly  1. a.	  1)  , 	  2) , 	  3) , , 	  4) 	2. adv.	  1)   , -	  2) 

lordship  n.	  1) .   	  2) .  , 	  3)  (over - )	  4) your lordship =   (   )

lore  I n.  (  );  ;	   bird lore 	II n. .  ( )

lorgnette  n. .	  1) 	  2)  

loricate  a. .   ,    ..

lorikeet  n.   ( )

lorn  a. ., . . , , 

lorry  1. n.	  1)  ,  (. motor lorry)	  2) 	  3) -. 	2. v.     , 

lorry-hop  v. . ,    

lory  n. .  ()

lose  v. (lost)	  1) , ;  (, );	   to lose courage , ;	   to lose one's head    ; .  ;	   to lose one's temper ,  ;	   to be lost to (all) sense of duty (shame) ()    ();	   I've quite lost my cold     ;	   to lose altitude   ( );	   to lose (all) track (of)  , 	  2) ,  ;	   there is not a moment to lose    ;	   to lose no time in doing smth.  	  3) ;	   to lose a bet  	  4)  ,  (-.);  (-.);	   it will lose me my place    ,     	  5) pass. ; , ;   ;	   the ship was lost on the rocks    	  6) ; ;	   to lose one's train   	  7) ;  ;	   to lose the end of a sentence    	  8) refl. ;	   to lose oneself in smth.    -.;   -.	  9)  ( )	  10)  to lose sleep over smth.   - -.;    -.,    -.;	   to lose ground	    ) ;	    ) ;	   to be lost upon smb.  ,      -.;	   your kindness is lost upon him   ,    ;	   my hints were not lost upon him    

loser  n. , ; ;	   to be a good loser      ;	   to come off a loser ,   ;	   to be a loser by smth.   -.;    -.

losing  1. pres-p.  lose	2. n.	  1) 	  2) pl.   ,   ..	3. a. ;	   to play a losing game    

loss  n.	  1) , ;	   loss of one's eyesight  ;	   to have a loss, to meet with a loss  	  2) 	  3) ; 	  4) ; ;	   to sell at a loss   ;	   dead loss  ;	   to make good a loss  	  5) . ;	   loss in yarn . 	  6) pl. . ;	   loss of life   ,  ;	   to suffer ( to sustain) losses	    )  ;	    )  	  7) attr. loss replacement .   to be at a loss	    )   ,  ;	   he was at a loss for words     ;	    ) .  

loss-leader  n. ,       

lost  1. p.  p-p.  lose	2. a.   . {. lose};	   lost effort  ;	   to give smb. up for lost  -.  the Lost and Found  ;	   what's lost is lost =    , ..

lot  1. n.	  1) ; . , , ;	   to cast (to draw) lots  () ;	   to settle by lot  ;	   to cast ( to throw) in one's lot with smb. ,  ()   -.;	   the lot fell upon ( came to) me    	  2)  ();	   across lots ,  ;	   parking lot  	  3) ,      ,  	  4) . ,  (); 	  5) , ;	   a lot (of), lots of , ; ;	   lots and lots of .  , 	  6)  ();	   we'll send you the texstbooks in three different lots       	  7) , 	  8)    a bad lot . ,  	2. v.	  1) ,   ,  ( lot out)	  2) .  	  3) ;    (  )	  4) . .  (on, upon -  -.)	3. adv. , ;	   a lot better (more)   ()

lota  . n.    ( )

lotah  . n.    ( )

loth  = loath

Lothario  n. (pl. -os ) ,  (. gay Lothario)

lotion  n.	  1) 	  2) ,   	  3) .  

lotos  = lotus

lottery  n. 

lotto  n. 

lotus  n. . 

lotus-eater  n.	  1)  	  2) ,    

lotus-land  n.     

loud  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) ; ; 	  3)  ( )	  4)  ( ,   ..)	  5)  ( )	2. adv. 

loud speaker  n. . , 

loud-hailer  n. ; , 

loudly  adv.	  1) , ; 	  2) 

loudmouth  n. . 

loudmouthed  a. . , 

lough  n. . ; 

lounge  1. n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)      (   ..)	  4) ; ; 	  5) = lounge suit	2. v.	  1)  ; ,  ( -.)	  2)  ,  (. lounge about);	   to lounge away one's life (time)    ()

lounge suit  n.  

lounger  n. 

loupe  n. ,  

lour  v.	  1)  , 	  2) ,  

louse  1. n. (pl. lice) 	2. v.     louse up , 

lousiness  n. , 

lousy  a.	  1) 	  2) . , ; 	  3) lousy with smth. . ,  -.;	   to be lousy with =  ;	   lousy with money 

lout  n. ,  , 

loutish  a. , 

louver  n.	  1) pl. 	  2)      (  )	  3) .  

louvre  n.	  1) pl. 	  2)      (  )	  3) .  

lovable  a. , 

love  1. n.	  1) , ;	   there's no love lost between them    	  2) ;	   to be in love (with)   ();	   to fall in love (with)  ();	   to fall out of love with smb.  -.;	   to make love to	    )  ;	    )   ;	   love in a cottage =   	  3)  ;  	  4)  ; , ; ,  (.   my love)	  5) . , 	  6) -. ;	   a regular love of a kitten  	  7) . ;	   win by four goals to love    4:0;	   love all  0:0;	   love game "" for the love of ,  ;	   for the love of Mike =  ;	   not for love or money, not for the love of Mike   ,    ,    ;	   to give (to send) one's love to smb.  ()  -.;	   for love of the game    ;	   to play for love    ;	   love and a cough cannot be hidden .     	2. v.	  1) 	  2) , ;   ( -.);	   I'd love to come with you       

love-affair  n. ,  ,  

love-apple  n. 

love-bird  n.  

love-child  n.   (  )

love-favour  n.    

love-in  n. .  

love-in-a-mist  n. .  , 

love-in-idleness  n. .  

love-letter  n.  

love-lies-bleeding  n. .  ,  

love-lorn  a.	  1)    	  2)  ( )

love-making  n.	  1) 	  2)  

love-match  n.   

love-seat  n. ,  

love-story  n.  ; ,   

Lovelace  n. ,  (      " ")

loveless  a. ; ;   ( )

loveliness  n. ; ; , 

lovelock  n. ,      

lovely  1. a.	  1) , ; . 	  2) . , 	2. n. .  (  )

lover  n.	  1) ; ;	   pl. 	  2)  (-.); 	  3) ;	   lovers of peace  	  4) . , 

lovesick  a.   

loveworthy  a.  

loving  1. pres-p.  love 2	2. a. , , , 

loving-cup  n.  

low  I	1. n. 	2. v. 	II 1. a.	  1) , ;	   low tide ( water)  ; 	  2) ; ; ;	   low pulse  ;	   low visibility  ;	   low spirits , ;	   to feel low   ;	   to bring low ; 	  3)  	  4) , ;	   low wages   ;	   to be in low circumstances    	  5)   ,    ( )	  6) ,  ( ); ,  ( , );	   low supply  ;	   in low supply 	  7) ,  ( );  ( );	   low whisper  	  8) . ; 	  9) , ; , ; ;	   low comedy ,   	  10) , ;	   to form a low opinion of smb.      -.,     -. Low Sunday .   (  );	   to lay low	    ) , ;	    ) ;	    ) ;	   to lie low	    )  ;	    )  ;	    ) . , 	2. adv.	  1) ;	   to bow low  	  2) 	  3)  ;	   to live low  	  4) , , ;	   to speak low  ;	   to burn low  	  5)   , ;	   to buy low  ;	   to play low    	3. n.	  1) ()  	  2) .    	  3) ,   ()	  4) .  	  5) .   

Low Church  n.        (. High Church)

Low Countries  n. pl. ,   

low ground  n. , 

low life  n. ,   

low relief  n. 

low-born  a.  

low-bred  a. , 

low-down  .	1. a.	  1) , ;	   to play a low-down trick  ,  	  2) , 	2. adv. to play it low-down   , 	3. n. . , , 

low-flying  a.     ( )

low-grade  1. a. ; 	2. n.  

low-minded  a. , 

low-necked  a. ,    ( )

low-paid  a. 

low-pitched  a.	  1)  ,  ( )	  2)  ( )	  3)   

low-powered  a. . 

low-spirited  a. , 

low-water mark  n.   ; .  (-.);	   to be at low-water mark .    ;   

lowboy  n. .       

lowbrow  .	1. n.  	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 

lowbrowed  a.	  1) 	  2)  ( )	  3) , ,    (   ..)	  4) 

lower  I	1. a. (comp.  low	II 1)	  1) ; ;	   lower deck  ;	   the lower deck  (  );	   lower middle class  ;	   lower orders  , ;	   lower school       ;	   lower boy     ;	   L. House   (  );	   lower organization  ;	   lower regions , ; .  ; ,   	  2)  ( ) L. Empire .   ; 	2. v.	  1)  (, , );  ()	  2) () ( ,   ..); ()	  3) 	  4) 	  5) 	  6) .  , ;	   to lower a glass of beer   ;	   to lower a sandwich  	II = lour

lowering  I	1. pres-p.  lower	II 2. a. , ;	   lowering clouds ,  	II pres-p.  lower I, 2

lowermost  a.  

lowland  n. (. pl.)  , , ;	   the Lowlands ,     ( . Highlands)

lowlived  a.	  1) ,    	  2) , 

lowly  1. a.	  1)     	  2) ; 	2. adv. 

loyal  a. , ; ; 

loyalist  n. 

loyalty  n. , ; 

lozenge  n.	  1) ;  ; 	  2) , 

lubber  1. n.	  1)   , 	  2)  	2. a. 

lubber-head  n. , 

lubberly  1. a. 	2. adv. , 

lube  n.   (. lube oil)

lubricant  n.  , 

lubricate  v.	  1)  (  ..)	  2) . ""	  3) .  

lubrication  n. ,  ()

lubricator  n.	  1) 	  2)  ; 

lubricity  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) , ; 	  3) , 

lubricous  a.	  1) , 	  2) , ; 	  3) 

luce  n.  ( )

lucent  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

lucerne  n. . 

lucid  a.	  1) , ;	   lucid mind  	  2) 	  3) ; ;	   lucid interval	    )   ,   ( );	    )     	  4) . 

lucidity  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3)  ,  ( )	  4) . 

Lucifer  n.	  1) . , 	  2) .  ,  	  3) (l.) .  as proud as Lucifer   

luck  n.	  1) , ;	   bad ( ill) luck , ;	   good luck  , ;	   rough luck  ;	   to try one's luck ,  ;	   to push ( to stretch) one's luck  ;	   down on one's luck	    )  ;	    )  ,  ;	    )  ;	   just my luck! ,  ,  !,    !	  2) , ;	   a great piece of luck  ,  ;	   a run of luck  ;	   for luck!  !;	   I am in (out of) luck   ( );	   if my luck holds     ;	   devil's own luck  ; =  ;	   you are in luck's way   as ill luck would have it   ,  ;	   as luck would have it     ,  , ;	   worse luck  

luckily  adv.  ,   

luckless  a. , 

lucky  I a.	  1) , ; ;	   lucky beggar ( devil) , 	  2)  	  3) 	II n. sl: to cut one's lucky ,  (), 

lucky-bag  n.   (,    -.)

lucky-dip  = lucky-bag

lucrative  a. , , 

lucre  n. ,  (   )

lucubrate  v.	  1) ,   	  2)  	  3)     

lucubration  n.	  1)   ,   	  2)    

Lucullean  a. Lucullean banquet  

Lucullian  a. Lucullian banquet  

Luddites  n. pl. . 

ludicrous  a. , , 

lues  n. . 

luff  I	1. n. .   ()	2. v.	  1) .   ,   	  2) .   	II n. . . 

Luftwaffe  . n.  (   )

lug  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) pl. . . ;	   to put on lugs	    ) ;	    ) ,  	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)   (at) lug away   , ;	   lug in, lug into ;  ;       ;	   lug out 	II n.	  1) . 	  2) 	  3) . , , 	  4) . 	  5) . , , ; ; 	  6) . , 

luggage  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. ;	   luggage space  ;	   luggage van -.  ;	   luggage boot  ()

luggage office  n.   

lugger  n.  (  )

lugubrious  a. , ; 

lukewarm  a.	  1) 	  2)   , , 

lull  1. n.	  1)  ;   ();  ( )	  2) .  	2. v.	  1)  ()	  2)  ( , , )	  3) ,  ()	  4)  ();  ()	  5)   (-.)

lullaby  n.	  1)  ()	  2) ,   (   ..)

lulu  n. . . -.   

lumbago  n. . , 

lumbar  a. . 

lumber  I	1. n.	  1)   ,    ..; 	  2) . , 	  3)   (.  )	2. v.	  1) ,    ( lumber up)	  2) .    ()	II 1. n.  	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2)  (. lumber along, lumber by, lumber past)

lumber-camp  n. . ;   

lumber-mill  n. .  

lumber-room  n. 

lumber-yard  n. .  

lumberer  n. . 

lumbering  I	1. pres-p.  lumber I, 2	2. n. .	  1)  ; 	  2)  	II 1. pres-p.  lumber II, 2	2. a.	  1)  , ; 	  2) 

lumberjack  n. . , 

lumberman  n.	  1) , 	  2) (. .) ;  

lumen  n. .  (  )

luminary  n. 

luminescence  n. , 

luminescent  a. , 

luminosity  n.  

luminous  a.	  1) , ;	   luminous body  ;	   luminous intensity  ;	   luminous efficiency  ;	   the room was luminous with sunlight    	  2)   ( -.)	  3) , 	  4) 	  5)  ( ,   ..)

lummox  n. . .	  1) 	  2) 

lummy  a. . , 

lump  1. n.	  1) , ; ,  ;	   a lump in the throat   ;	   he is a lump of selfishness     	  2)  , ;	   to take in ( by) the lump  , ; .   	  3) , ; , 	  4) . , , 	  5)    ;   	  6) attr. lump sugar    	  7) attr. lump sum	    )  ;	    )  ,  ;	    )  ;	   on a lump sum basis   	2. v.	  1)  ,  ;   ,    (. lump together, lump with)	  2)  ,  (. lump along);   (. lump down) to lump it -   -.;	   to lump large   

lumper  n.	  1)  	  2) 

lumping  1. pres-p.  lump 2	2. a.	  1) . 	  2)  ( ); 	  3) 

lumpish  a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) 

lumpy  a. ; ;	   lumpy sea  

lunacy  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) . 	  3)  ,  

lunar  a. ;	   lunar distance   (   , -.   );	   lunar module  ,   ( );	   lunar vehicle ( rover) ;	   lunar packet           lunar politics ,    

lunar caustic  n. . 

lunarian  n.	  1)  	  2) ,  

lunate  a.  ,   

lunatic  1. a. ,  lunatic fringe   ,  	2. n. , , 

lunaticasylum  n.  ;  

lunation  n.  

lunch  1. n.	  1)  (      ), ;	   to have ( to take) lunch  (   )	  2)  	2. v.	  1)  (   )	  2) .  

lunch counter  n. ,  

luncheon  n.	  1)  (. )	  2)  

luncheonette  n. .	  1)  	  2) , 

lunchhour  n.  

lunchroom  n. . 

lunette  n.	  1) . 	  2) . 

lung  n. . ;	   the lungs  the lungs of London       ;	   good lungs  

lung fever  n. .   

lunge  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2) ,      	2. v.   	II 1. n.	  1)  (    )	  2)  ()	  3) ,  	  4) , 	2. v.	  1)  ;  	  2) , 

lunger  n. . .  

lungtester  n. 

lungwort  n. .  , 

lunik  . n. 

lunkhead  n. . . 

lupin  n. . 

lupine  1. a. 	2. n. . 

lupus  n. . ,  

lurch  I	1. n.	  1)  ();	   to give a lurch 	  2)  	  3) . , 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  , 	II n. to leave smb. in the lurch  -.  ,   

lurcher  n.	  1) ; , 	  2) 	  3) - (    )

lure  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) . 	2. v.	  1) ,  (. lure away, lure into, lure to)	  2) . , 

lurid  a.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   to cast a lurid light  ,  	  3) , 	  4) -	  5) -, 	  6) 

lurk  1. v.	  1)   ; ; .  ; 	  2) . 	2. n.	  1) on the lurk  , 	  2) . 

lurking-place  n.  ; 

lurry  = lorry

luscious  a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3)  ( )

lush  I a. , ,  ( )	II .	1. n.	  1)  	  2) 	2. v. 

lust  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) .  (of, for -  -.)	2. v.  ;  ;	   to lust after power  

luster  . = lustre I

lustful  a. 

lustiness  n. , , , 

lustra  pl.  lustrum

lustration  n.	  1) ;   	  2) . 

lustre  I n.	  1) , ; 	  2) ;	   to add ( to give) lustre to smth., to throw ( to shed) lustre on smth.   -.;  -.	  3) 	II = lustrum

lustrine  = lustring

lustring  n.  ()

lustrous  a.	  1) 	  2) 

lustrum  . n. (pl. tra, trums ) 

lusty  a. , , 

lute  I n. 	II 1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) . 	2. v.  

lutecium  n. . 

lutestring  = lustring

Lutetian  a. 

Lutheran  1. a. 	2. n. ; 

luting  1. pres-p.  lute II, 2	2. n.	  1)  	  2) = lute II, 1

lux  n. .  ( )

luxate  v. 

luxation  n. 

luxe  n. de luxe ;	   edition de luxe  

luxuriance  n.	  1) , 	  2)  (  ..)

luxuriant  a.	  1) , ,  (   ..);	   a luxuriant imagination  ;	   luxuriant growth  	  2)  ( )

luxuriate  v.	  1)  (-.),  (in, on)	  2)  , 	  3)   

luxurious  a.	  1) 	  2)  , 

luxuriously  adv.	  1) ; 	  2)  

luxury  n.	  1) ;	   to live in luxury   	  2)  	  3)  , ;	   the luxury of a good book ,    

Lyceum  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) .     -

lychgate  n.  (  )

lychnis  n. . 

lyddite  n. 

lye  n. 

lying  I	1. pres-p.  lie I, 2	2. a. , , ;	   a lying prophet 	3. n. ; 	II 1. pres-p.  lie II, 1	2. a. ; 

lying in  n. 

lyingin  a. ;	   lyingin hospital  

lymph  n.	  1) .   	  2) . ;	   animal lymph 

lymphatic  1. a.	  1) . ;	   lymphatic gland  	  2) 	  3) , , 	2. n.  

lynch  v. . ,  

Lynch law  n. .    , , 

lynx  n. 

lynxeyed  a.   

Lyra  n. .  ()

lyre  n. 

lyrebird  n. -, 

lyric  1. a. ;	   lyric poetry  , 	2. n.  

lyrical  a. 

lyricism  n. 

lyrics  n. pl.  , 

lyristn  1)   	  2) 

lysis  n. . 

M, m  n. (pl. Ms, M's ) 13-  . 

ma  n. (.  mamma I) . 

ma'am  n. (.  madam) . , 

mac  . .  mackintosh

macabre  a. . , ;	   dance macabre  

macaco  n. 

macadam  n. ,  

macadamize  v.  

macaque  n. 

macaroni  . n. (pl. s, es ) 

macaronic  1. a. ,  ( )	2. n. pl.   (        )

macaroon  n.  

macartney  n.  

macassar  n.   (. macassar oil)

macaw  I n.  ()	II n.  

Maccabeus  n. . 

mace  I n.	  1) . 	  2) 	  3)  ( )	  4)     	II n.  "" (   )

Macedonian  1. a. 	2. n. 

macerate  v.	  1) ; 	  2) , 

maceration  n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 

Mach number  n. .  ,  

machiavellian  a.  ( ); 

machicolation  n. .  

machicoulis  = machicolation

machinal  a. 

machinate  v. ,  

machination  n. , , 

machine  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) ; ; 	  4)  	  5) ,      	  6)  (  ..);	   state machine  ;	   party machine  	  7)   ,    	  8) attr. ;	   machine age  ;	   machine works  ;	   machine translation  ;	   machine politician . ,     	2. v.	  1)   ;   	  2)  ( )	  3) 

machinegun  1. n. 	2. v.   

machinegunner  n. 

machinemade  a.     

machineminder  n.   

machinery  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) 	  3)  	  4)  (, )	  5)  (  ..)

machineshop  n.  ;  

machinetool  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. machinetool plant  

machinist  n.	  1) ;   (  ); ;   	  2) 	  3) 	  4) 

macintosh  = mackintosh

mack  . .  mackintosh

mackerel  n.	  1) ; 	  2) attr. mackerel sky  

mackintosh  n.	  1) ,  	  2)  

macro     ;   ; 

macrobiosis  n. 

macrocephalous  a.  ()  

macrocosm  n. , 

macrocrystalline  a. 

macrograph  n. 

macron  n. .     (.,    a   \={a})

macroscopic  a. ,   

macula  n. (pl. ae) 

maculae  pl.  macula

maculate  v.  

maculated  a.  

mad  1. a.	  1) , ;	   to send smb. mad    -.	  2)  ( )	  3) ,  (with -  -.)	  4)   (-.);  (after, for, on, about -  -.);	   to run mad after smth.     -.,  -.	  5) , ;	   a mad venture  	  6) . ,  (at, about - -.);	   to get mad ;   ;	   don't be mad at me    	  7)  ;	   we had a mad time    like mad  ;	   as mad as a wet hen ;	   mad as a hatter, mad as a March hare =  , 	2. v. .	  1)   	  2)   ;    

madam  n.	  1) , ,  (.  )	  2) . ,  ;	   she's a bit of a madam   

madcap  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) attr. 

madden  v.	  1)   	  2)   	  3) ;   

madder  n.	  1) .  ()	  2)  (  )

made  1. p.  p-p.  make 1	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   made ground  	  3) ;	   made excuse  	  4) , ;	   made dish  ( )	  5)  ;	   made man	    ) ,   ;	    )   

made up  a.	  1) 	  2)  ( )	  3) ; 	  4) ;      

madefy  v. , 

Madeira  n.  () {. .   }

mademoiselle  n. .	  1) ,      ( .    )	  2) -

madhouse  n. .  

madia  n.	  1) . 	  2) attr. madia oil    

madid  a. , , 

madman  n. ; ; 

madness  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

madonna  n. 

madonnalily  n.  

madrasah  . n.  (   )

madrepore  n.  

madrono  . n. .  , 

madwoman  n. ; 

Mae West  n.    

Maecenas  n. 

maelstrom  n. ,  (. .)

maenad  n. . . 

maestoso  . adv. . , 

maestri  pl.  maestro

maestro  . n. (pl. ri) 

maffick  v.  ,  ( )

mafic  a. . ,  ( )

mag  I n. .   	II .	1. n.	  1) 	  2) ()	2. v. 	III n. . .  magazine	II  magneto

magazine  I n.	  1)  ;  	  2)  	  3)   ();  ( )	  4) . 	  5) . 	  6) . 	  7) attr. . . ;	   magazine case  	II n. () 

magazine rifle  n.  

mage  n. .	  1) , 	  2) 

magenta  n. ,   

maggot  n.	  1)  (.    )	  2) , ;	   to have a maggot in one's brain ( head)  	  3)    to act the maggot   

maggoty  a.	  1) 	  2)  

magi  pl.  magus

magic  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	2. a. , 

magical  = magic 2

magician  n.	  1) , , ; 	  2) 

magisterial  a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) , 

magistracy  n.	  1)  	  2) . 

magistral  1. a.	  1) , ;	   the magistral staff   (  ..)	  2) , 	  3) .  , 	  4) . . ,  (  )	2. n. . ,  

magistrate  n.	  1)  (. )	  2)    ( )	  3)  

magma  n. . 

Magna Carta  n. .    (1215 .)

Magna Charta  n. .    (1215 .)

magnanimity  n. 

magnanimous  a. 

magnate  n. ;	   oil magnate  

magnesia  n. .  ,  

magnesium  n. . 

magnet  n.	  1) 	  2)  

magnetic  a.	  1) ;	   magnetic declination  ;	   magnetic needle  ;	   magnetic storm  	  2) , ; 

magnetics  n. pl. (.  sing) . 

magnetism  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)  , 

magnetite  n. . ,  

magnetization  n.	  1) 	  2) 

magnetize  v.	  1) ()	  2) 	  3) 

magneto  n. (pl. -os ) . ; 

magnetometer  n. 

magneton  n. . 

magnetron  n. . 

magnification  n.	  1) 	  2) 

magnificence  n. 

magnificent  a.	  1) , 	  2) . , 

magnifier  n.	  1)  , 	  2) . 

magnify  v.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . 

magnifying glass  n.  , 

magniloquence  n. 

magniloquent  a. 

magnitude  n.	  1) , 	  2) ; ;	   of the first magnitude  

magnolia  n. 

magnum  n.    (2  = 2,25 )

magpie  n.	  1) ; . ()	  2) . .     	  3)   ,   	  4) . 

magus  n. (pl. magi) , 

Magyar  1. a. ; 	2. n.	  1) ; ; ; 	  2)  

Maharaja  . n. 

Maharajah  . n. 

Maharanee  . n.  ( )

mahogany  n.	  1)  	  2)  ;	   to put ( to stretch, to have) one's knees ( feet) under smb.'s mahogany   -.,  -. ;   -. 	  3) - 	  4) attr.    ;	   mahogany furniture   	  5) attr. - ( )

Mahomet  n. 

Mahometan  = Mohammedan

mahout  . n.  

maid  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) . , , ;	   old maid  ;	   maid of honour	    ) ;	    ) . =  ;	    )  	2. v.  ,  

maid-of-all-work  n. ,   , "  "

maiden  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) .  	  3) .  	2. a.	  1) 	  2)        ; , ;	   maiden name  	  3) , ;	   maiden horse ,   ;	   maiden sword ,    ;	   maiden over .  ( ),     ;	   maiden assize .   ,       	  4) ;	   maiden attempt  ;	   maiden battle  ;	   maiden flight   ();	   maiden voyage  ,   ( );	   maiden speech   (  ,   ..)

maidenhair  n. . 

maidenhead  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

maidenhood  n. 

maidenish  a.	  1) 	  2) 

maidenlike  1. a. , ; 	2. adv.   ; 

maidenly  = maidenlike 2

maidservant  n. ; 

mail  I	1. n.	  1)  (. coat of mail); . 	  2) .  ();  ()	2. v.  , 	II 1. n.	  1) 	  2) ,  	  3)  	  4)   	  5) .  	  6) attr. 	2. v.   ;   

mail order  n.	  1)      	  2) .  

mail train  n.  

mail-boat  n.  

mail-car  n.  

mail-cart  n.	  1)  	  2)  

mail-clad  a.   , 

mail-coach  = mail-cart 1

mail-order  a. mail-order house  " "

mail-plane  n.  

mailbox  n. .  

mailed  I	1. p-p.  mail I, 2	2. a.	  1)  , 	  2)  	  3)  the mailed fist  	II p-p.  mail II, 2

mailer  n.	  1) 	  2)      	  3)   

mailing-list  n.   (   ,    ..)

maillot  n. .	  1)  	  2)  (, )

mailman  n. . 

maim  v. , 

main  I	1. n.	  1)  ; ;	   in the main	    )  ;	    )  ;	    )  	  2) 	  3) .  , 	  4) = mainmast	2. a.	  1) ; ;	   the main features  ;	   main line   , ;	   the main point  ;	   main dressing station .   	  2)  ,  ()	II n.	  1)  ,       	  2)  

main deck  n.  

main yard  n. . -

mainland  n.	  1) 	  2)   (  )	  3) attr. 

mainly  adv.	  1)  	  2)  

mainmast  n. . -

mainspring  n.	  1)   ( )	  2) .  ,  	  3)   ; 

mainstay  n. . -; .  , , 

mainstream  n.  ,   ( ,   ..)

maintain  v.	  1) ; ; ;	   to maintain one's composure  ,  ;	   to maintain one's health   	  2) ;	   to maintain a family  	  3)  , , 	  4) ;	   he maintained that he was right  ,   	  5) . ;   

maintenance  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) ;   	  3) 	  4) .  (      )	  5) . ,   ;  	  6) . ;   (  )	  7) attr. ;	   maintenance crew   

maintop  n. . -

mais onette  n. .     

mais onnette  n. .     

maize  n. ; 

majestic  a. 

majesty  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) (M.)  ()

Majlis  n. 

majolica  n. 

major  I n. 	II 1. a.	  1) ,  	  2) 	  3) ;	   major fores .  ;	   major reconstruction  ;	   major league .  	  4) . 	2. n.	  1) 	  2) .   ( )	  3) .   ( )	3. v. .   -.  ( )

major-domo  n. (pl. -os ) ; 

major-general  n. -

majority  n.	  1) ;	   to gain ( to carry) the majority   ;	   to win by a handsome (narrow) majority   ()  	  2)  (  - 21 );	   he attained his majority   	  3) ,  	  4) attr. majority leader . .   (   ..);	   majority rule  ;     to join the (great) majority 

majuscule  n.   (  )

make  1. v. (made)	  1) ; ; 	  2) 	  3) , ;  (, )	  4) , ;	   to make a fire  ;	   to make tea  	  5) , ; 2 and 3 make 5     	  6) ; ;	   he will make a good musician     ;	   he was made to be an actor   	  7) , ,  (, ); ;	   to make money  ;	   to make one's living   	  8) , , ;	   what do you make the time? , -, ?;	   what am I to make of your behaviour?      ?	  9)  ( );  ( )	  10) . ,  (   ..)	  11) .  (   ..)	  12)     , ;	   make him repeat it ()   ;	   to make smb. understand  -. ;	   to make oneself understood () (  );	   to make smth. grow  -.	  13)      ,    ; . to make haste ;	   to make fun ;	   to make an answer ( a reply) ;	   to make a pause ;	   to make war ;  ;	   to make a journey ;	   to make progress ;  ;	   to make start ;	   to make a mistake ( a blunder) ;  	  14)   ...;   ;	   to make an ass ( a fool) of oneself  ;     ; ;	   to make a beast of oneself    	  15) ;	   to make a good breakfast  ;	   to make a light meal 	  16) .  make after . ;  ;	   make against     -.;	   make away with ,   -., -.;  -.;	   make away with oneself   ,  ;	   make back , ;	   make for	    ) , ;	    ) ;	    ) ; ;	   make off , ;	   make out	    ) ;	    ) , , ;	    ) ;	    )  ();  (, );	    ) . , ;	    )  ( -.); ;	   how did he make out at the examination?    ?;	    )  ; ;  ;	   make over	    ) ; ;	    ) ;	   make up	    ) , , ; ;	    ) , ; ;	    ) ();	    ) , ;	    ) ;	    ) , ;	    ) ;	   let us make it up   ,  ;	    ) ; ;	    ) . ;	    ) , ;	    ) , ;	   to make up to smb. ,   -. to make the best of . best 2;	   to make a clean sweep of . sweep 1;	   to make a dead set at	    )  ;	    )      ;	   to make do with smth. .  -.;	   to make good	    )  ;	    ) ,  ( );	    ) , ;	    ) . ;	   to make nothing of smth.	    )  -. ;    -.;	    )     -.;	   to make oneself at home   ;	   to make a poor mouth ;	   to make sure	    ) ; ;	    ) ;	   to make time out . , 	2. n.	  1) , ; ;	   our own make  	  2) , 	  3)  ; 	  4) , , , ; ; , ;	   do you like the make of that coat?     ?	  5)  	  6) , 	  7) .  	  8) .  to be on the make .	    )  -.    ;	    )  

make-believe  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ,      -.	  3) , 	  4) , 	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2) 	3. v.  , 

make-up  n.	  1) ; ;	   she had a rich make-up    	  2) , , 	  3) ,  (, )	  4) 	  5) . 	  6) attr. make-up room  ();	   make-up man	    ) ;	    ) 

makepeace  n. ; 

maker  n.	  1) ,   -.	  2) , 	  3) . 	  4) . 

makeshift  n.	  1) ; ;  	  2) attr. ; 

makeweight  n.	  1) , 	  2) . 

making  1. pres-p.  make 1	2. n.	  1) , ;	   in the making   , 	  2) , 	  3) , 	  4) 	  5) pl. ;	   to have the makings of (an actor, etc.)    (  ..)	  6) pl. 	  7) pl. . .      

mal  pref.	  1) ; ;	   to maltreat ,  	  2) -, -;	   maladroit ; 

Malacca  n.   ( )

Malaccacane  n.   ( )

malachite  n. 

malacology  n.  (  )

maladjustment  n.	  1)  	  2)     

maladministration  n.  

maladroit  a. ; 

malady  n. ; 

Malaga  n.  ()

Malagasy  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  

malaise  n. . 

malapert  .	1. n. ,  	2. a. , , 

malapropos  .	1. adv. ,  	2. a.    	3. n.   ;   

malaria  n. 

malaria-ridden  a.  ( )

malarial  a. ;	   malarial district  

malarious  = malarial

malax  v. , ; 

malaxate  = malax

Malay  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  

Malayan  = Malay

malcontent  1. n.  ; 	2. a. ;   

male  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. a.	  1) ;	   male beast ;	   male bee ;	   male cat ;	   male dog ;	   male fern  ;	   male pigeon -	  2) .    , ;	   male pipe  ;	   male pin ;	   male screw ;	   male thread  

male-  pref. -;	   maledictory , 

malediction  n. 

maledictory  a. , 

malefactor  n. , 

malefic  a. ; 

maleficence  n. 

maleficent  a.	  1)  (to - ); 	  2) 

malevolence  n. ; , 

malevolent  a. , , ;	   malevolent fate  

malfeasance  n. .	  1) 	  2)  

malfeasant  .	1. a. , 	2. n. 

malformation  n.    ,  ; 

malformed  a. , ,  

malfunction  .	1. n.  ;  ;  	2. v.  

malic  a. . malic acid  

malice  n.	  1) ;	   to bear malice (to)   ( -.), 	  2) .  

malicious  a.	  1) 	  2) 

malign  1. a.	  1) ; ; 	  2) , 	  3) . 	2. v. , 

malignancy  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) . 

malignant  a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) . ; ;	   malignant bacteria  ,  

malignity  = malignancy

malinger  v.  ,  

malingerer  n. 

malingering  1. pres-p.  malinger	2. n. 

malison  n. . 

mall  n.	  1) ()   	  2) .   	  3) .  

mallard  n.  

malleability  n.	  1) ; ;     	  2) ; 

malleable  a.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 

mallemuck  n. , 

mallet  n.  ; 

malleus  n. .  ( )

mallow  n. . , 

malm  n. .	  1) (M.) ,  	  2) ,  

malmsey  n.  ()

malnutrition  n. ,    

malodorant  1. n.  	2. a. = malodorous

malodorous  a. , 

malposition  n. .   

malpractice  n. .	  1)  	  2)      	  3)  

malt  1. n.	  1) 	  2) .  	  3) attr. 	2. v.	  1) 	  2) 

malt-house  n. 

malt-worm  n. . 

Maltese  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) ;	   the Maltese pl. . 	  2)   - 

maltha  n. . ,   

maltose  n. . ,  

maltreat  v.	  1)  	  2)  (-.)

maltreatment  n.  

maltster  n. 

malty  a.	  1) 	  2) . 

Malvaceae  n. pl. . 

malversation  n.	  1)  ( )	  2)     

mama  = mamma I

Mameluke  n. . 

mamma  I n. . 	II n. (pl. -mae) .  ( ) 

mammae  pl.  mamma II

mammal  n. 

mammalia  n. pl. 

mammalogy  n. ,   

mammary  a.    ( ) 

mammilla  n. (pl. -lae) .  

mammillae  pl.  mammilla

mammock  1. n. , 	2. v. ,   ;   

mammon  n. , , 

mammonish  a. 

mammoth  1. n. 	2. a. , 

mammy  n.	  1) . 	  2) . -	  3) .  

man  1. n. (pl. men)	  1) 	  2)   :	    )   : man of law , : man of letters , , ;	   man of office ;	   man of the pen ;	    )    : man of character   ;	   man of courage ,  ;	   man of decision  ;	   man of distinction ( mark, note) ,  ;	   man of family  ; .  ;	   man of genius  ;	   man of ideas ,  ;	   man of pleasure ;	   man of principle  ;	   man of no principles  ;	   man of no scruples ,  ;	   man of sense ,  ;	   man of straw	    )  ;	    )  ;	    ) ,  ;	    )  ;	   man of taste   ;	   man of worth ,  ;   family man, self-made man, medical man, leading man, etc. .  family, self-made, medical, leading, etc.	  3) 	  4)  	  5)  , 	  6) , ;	   I'm your man .    ,  	  7) (. pl.) 	  8) ;	   man and wife   	  9) pl. , ; 	  10) . 	  11) ,  ( ) to be one's own man	    )  , ;   ;	    )   ,   ;    ;	   man in the street, . . man in the car  , ;	   man about town  ;  ;	   man of the world	    ) ,   ;	    )  ;	   good man! !, !;	   man and boy   ; (all) to a man   ,   (),   ;	   every man to his own taste =      	2. v.	  1) . .   ;  ;   (   ..);   (   ..)	  2)  ();  (   ..)	  3) ;	   to man oneself ,    	  4) . 

man-at-arms  n. (pl. men-at-arms) .  

man-carried  a. 

man-child  n. (pl. menchildren) 

man-eater  n.	  1) 	  2) . -

man-hour  n. -

man-made  a. ,   ;	   man-made noise . ,  ;	   man-made fibre ,  ;	   man-made satellite   

man-o,-war  = man-of-war

man-of-war  n. (pl. men-of-war)  ;	   man-of-war's man  

man-sized  a.	  1) ,   	  2) . 

manacle  1. n. (. pl.)	  1) ,  	  2) ; 	2. v.  

manage  v.	  1) , , ;   ;	   to manage a household   	  2)   ( -.);  (  ..)	  3) , ;  ();  ()	  4) , ,  () ( .);	   he managed to muddle it   ;	   he can just manage  -    	  5) . ;	   can you manage another slice? .  ,   ?

manageable  a.	  1)  	  2)  ; , ;	   a manageable horse  	  3) , 	  4) 

managed  1. p-p.  manage	2. a. managed economy  

management  n.	  1) ; 	  2)   ();   ( )	  3) (the management) ; , 	  4) , ;	   it took a good deal of management to make him do it   ,     	  5) , ,   ( )

manager  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) ;	   good (bad) manager  () 	  3) .    ,     ,   	  4) , 

manageress  n. ; 

managerial  a. ,   , ;	   high managerial competence  

managing  1. pres-p.  manage	2. a.	  1) , ;	   managing director -	  2) , 	  3) , 

manatee  n. . 

manciple  n.  (.  )

Mancunian  1. a. 	2. n.  

mandamus  n. .     

mandarin  I n.	  1) .  ( )	  2) (M.) .    	  3) . ,  	II n.	  1)  ()	  2)  

mandarine  = mandarin II

mandatary  n. .  (,       )

mandate  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  ()	2. v.  ()    

mandated  1. p-p.  mandate 2	2. a. 

mandatory  1. a.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   mandatory sentence  	2. n. = mandatary

mandible  n.   (  ); ,  ()

mandolin  n. 

mandoline  = mandolin

mandrake  n. . 

mandrel  n.	  1) . 	  2) . 	  3) . 	  4) . 

mandril  = mandrel

mandrill  n.  ()

mane  n. 

manege  n. .	  1) 	  2)   	  3)  

manful  a. ; , 

manganese  n. 

manganic  a. .   

mange  n. . 

mangel  . n.  

mangelwurzel  . n.  

manger  n. ,  dog in the manger =   

mangle  I	1. n.	  1)  ( )	  2) . 	2. v.  ()	II v.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) ,  (,   ..)

mango  n. (pl. -oes, -os )	  1)  	  2)  ()	  3)  

mangold  = mangel (-wurzel)

mangonel  n. . 

mangrove  n. .  

mangy  a.	  1) , 	  2) , ; , 

manhandle  v.	  1) ,  	  2) .  ; 

manhole  n.	  1) , ; 	  2)  

manhood  n.	  1) , ,  	  2) 	  3)   	  4) attr. manhood suffrage      

manhunt  n.  ,  (. )

mania  n. 

maniac  1. n. 	2. a. ; 

maniacal  a. 

manicure  1. n.	  1) 	  2) = manicurist	2. v.  

manicurist  n. 

manifest  1. a. , ; 	2. v.	  1)  ;  , ; 	  2) ;  	  3) ,  	  4) , 	  5)  ( )	  6) .     	3. n. . ,   

manifestation  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

manifesto  n. (pl. -os, -oes ) 

manifold  1. n.	  1) . ; 	  2) 	  3)  ( )	2. a. , ; 	3. v.  (  )

manikin  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

Manila, manilla  n.	  1)   (. manila hemp)	  2)  ; {. .   }

manioc  n. . , 

maniple  n. .  (  )

manipulate  v.	  1) ;  ; ()  (  ..)	  2) ,  ( -., -.);	   to manipulate the voters  	  3) ,  (,   ..)

manipulation  n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 

manipulator  n.	  1) , , 	  2) . 	  3) .  

mankind  n.	  1) ;  	  2) ,  

manlike  a.	  1) ,  	  2)  ( )

manliness  n. 

manly  a.	  1) , 	  2)  ( )

manna  n.	  1) .  	  2)  ()	  3) . 

manna-croup  . n.  

manned  1. p-p.  man 2	2. a.	  1)  ;	   manned spaceship      	  2)  ()

mannequin  n.	  1) 	  2) 

manner  n.	  1) , ;  ;	   manner of life (of thought)   ()	  2)  (, );	   in proper legal manner    	  3) pl. () ;   ;	   to have no manners    ;	   he has fair manners    	  4) pl. , 	  5) ,  ;	   manner and matter   	  6) , ;	   what manner of man is he?    ?,   ?;	   all manner of... ... after a manner -;	   by no manner of means    ;	   by any manner of means      ;	   in a manner   ;   ;	   in a manner of speaking .  ;	   in a promiscuous manner , ;	   no manner of... ...;	   to have no manner of right    ;	   to the manner born   

mannered  a. ,  ( ;  )

mannerism  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . 

mannerist  n. . 

mannerless  a.  , 

mannerliness  n. , ,  

mannerly  a. , ,   

manning  1. pres-p.  man 2	2. n.	  1)   	  2) attr. ;	   manning table  

mannish  a.	  1) ,  ( )	  2)  

manoeuvrability  n. . ; 

manoeuvre  .	1. n.	  1) 	  2) pl. . . 	  3) 	2. v.	  1) . .  	  2) . ,  	  3) ,   (-.);	   to manoeuvre smb. into an awkward position ()  -.   

manometer  n. 

manor  n. () 

manor-house  n.  

manorial  a. ,   

manpower  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)  ;  , 

mansard  n. .  ; 

manse  n.  () 

mansion  n.	  1)  ,  ; 	  2) pl.  

mansion-house  n.	  1)  ; 	  2)  ;	   the M.  -  

manslaughter  n.	  1) 	  2) .  

mantel  n.	  1) = mantelpiece 1	  2) = mantelshelf	  3) . , 

mantel-board  n.    

mantelet  n.	  1) 	  2) . . , 

mantelpiece  n.	  1)  ;  	  2) = mantelshelf

mantelshelf  n.  

mantes  pl.  mantis

mantis  n. (pl. -tes) .  ()

mantle  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) . , 	  4)   ( )	2. v.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  , 	  3)  ( );    ( )	  4)  

mantlet  = mantelet

mantrap  n. , ,  (.  )

manual  1. n.	  1) ; ; , ; ;	   field manual  	  2) .  	  3)  ()	2. a. ;   ;	   manual labour  ;	   manual worker   ;	   manual alphabet  ;	   manual exercise = manual 1, 2;	   manual fire-engine   

manufactory  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) . 

manufacture  1. n.	  1) ; ; ;	   steel (cloth) manufacture  () ;	   of home (foreign) manufacture  () 	  2) pl. , 	2. v.	  1) , , ; , 	  2) ,  (  ..)

manufactured goods  n. pl. ,  

manufacturer  n.	  1) , ; , 	  2) , 

manufacturing  1. pres-p.  manufacture 2	2. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  	3. a.	  1) ;	   manufacturing town  ;	   manufacturing water   	  2) ;	   manufacturing cost  

manuka  n. ,  

manumission  n. .	  1)  ( );   ()	  2) ,  ()

manumit  v.	  1) .   	  2) 

manure  1. n. , 	2. v. ,  ()

manuscript  1. n. 	2. a. 

Manx  1. a.	  1)  - 	  2) Manx cat   (  )	2. n.	  1)   - 	  2) (.  pl.) the Manx  - 

Manxman  n.  - 

many  1. a. (more; most) , ; ;	   how many? ?;	   are there many guests coming to dinner?      ?;	   for many a long day    ;	   as many  ;	   as many as three years   ;	   not so many as  ;	   to be one too many .  ;	   to be one too many for smb. .	    )  ,  -.;	    )   -. ;     -.	2. n. , ;	   a good many  ,  ;	   a great many  ;  ;	   the many , 

many-sided  a. 

many-stage  a. , 

Maori  n.	  1) (pl. s  .) 	  2)  

map  1. n.	  1)  (   )	  2) .  off the map	    )  ; ;	    ) , ;	   on the map	    ) ;	    )     ; , , ;	   to put on the map ,  ;	   to put oneself on the map	    ) ;	    ) 	2. v.   ,  ;    map out  , ;	   to map out one's time   

map range  n. .   ( )

map-maker  n. 

maple  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. 

maple-leaf  n.   (.   )

mapping  1. pres-p.  map 2	2. n.   ;  ; ;  

Maquis  n. . (pl.  .)  (      )

mar  1. n. , 	2. v. , ; ,  to make or mar =  ,  

marabou  n. . 

marabout  n.	  1)  ( )	  2)     

marasmus  n. ;  ,  ()

Marathon  n.   (. Marathon race)

maraud  v. 

marauder  n. 

marauding  1. pres-p.  maraud	2. n. 	3. a. , 

marble  1. n.	  1) 	  2) pl.    	  3) pl.    	  4) attr. ; . , ;   ; , 	2. v.   

marble-topped  a. marble-topped table       

marbled  1. p-p.  marble 2	2. a. ,  ;	   marbled edges   ()

marc  n.  ()

marcel  1. n.   	2. v.   

March  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. 	march  I	1. n.	  1) . ;  ;   (. day's march)	  2) (the march) ,  ();  (  ..)	  3) . 	  4) . 	  5) attr. , ;	   march formation  	2. v.	  1) ;   	  2)  	  3) ;   march ahead  ;	   march away ;	   march off , ; ;	   march on  ;	   march out ; ;	   march past   	II 1. n. (. pl.) ;    	2. v. 

march past  n.   

marching  I	1. pres-p.  march I, 2	2. n.	  1) .  ,   	  2) ;  	  3) attr. ;   ;	   marching fire    (  );	   marching orders	    )   ;	    ) to give smb. his marching orders .  -.	II pres-p.  march II, 2

marchioness  n. 

marchpane  n. 

mare  n. 

mare's-nest  n. ,   to find a mare's-nest =    

margarine  n. 

marge  I . . margin 1, 1  2	II . . margarine

margin  1. n.	  1)  ()	  2) ; , ; ;  (); ;	   on the margin of poverty   	  3)  (,   ..);	   margin of safety . ;  ,  	  4)      ;  by a narrow margin , ,  	2. v.	  1)  	  2)    	  3) 

marginal  a.	  1) ()   ()	  2)    (-.)	  3) ;	   marginal production costs   	  4) , ; ;	   marginal member of Parliament  ,   	  5) . 

marginalia  n. pl.	  1)    ()	  2) . , 

margrave  n. . 

margravine  n.  

marguerite  n. . 

marigold  n. .	  1) 	  2) 

marihuana  . n.  ()

marijuana  . n.  ()

marimba  n.  (. )

marinade  1. n. 	2. v. ; 

marine  1. n.	  1)  	  2)   ;	   the marines  	  3) .  ,  tell that to the marines! = tell that to the horse-marines! {. horse-marine }	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   marine stores	    )   ;	    )  

mariner  n. , ;	   master mariner   

marionette  n. 

marital  a.	  1) , 	  2) ,  

maritime  a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   maritime station  

marjoram  n. . 

mark  I n.	  1)  (  )	  2)  (  )	II 1. n.	  1) ; ;	   mark of interrogation  	  2) , ;  ,  	  3)  (  , . John Smith - his mark)	  4) , 	  5) , 	  6) , ;	   to hit (to miss) the mark    ();	   far from ( wide of) the mark  ; . ;   ;	   beside the mark 	  7) , ; ; ;	   above the mark   ( ) ;	   below the mark    ();	   up to the mark	    )   ;	    )   ,   ;	   within the mark    ( ) 	  8) .  , ;	   to get off the mark ,  	  9) ;	   to make one's mark , ;  ;  ;	   of mark  ( )	  10) , ;  ()	  11) , 	  12) , , 	  13) . ;  ( ) (God) save the mark   ;  ;	   easy (. soft) mark .	    )  ; ;	    )  , 	2. v.	  1)  ; , ; ;  ()	  2) ; 	  3)  , , ;	   mark my words! ()  !; ()  !	  4)  , , 	  5)   ( )	  6)  ,  (  )	  7) , 	  8)  (  )	  9)  ()	  10)    (     ) mark down	    )  ;  ();	    ) ;	   mark off ;  ; ;	   mark out	    ) ;   ;	    ) , ;	   mark up	    )  ;	    )   to mark time .    ; .   ; ;  , ; 

mark-down  n.	  1)  	  2)       

mark-up  n.	  1)   ( )	  2)      

marked  1. p-p.  mark II, 2	2. a.	  1)  -. , ; , 	  2) ;	   strongly marked  ;	   marked difference  ;	   marked disadvantage  ;   ;	   a marked man	    ) ,   ;	    ) ,  

marker  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) . ,   ; ,   	  4)  ( )	  5) .  	  6) .   not a marker to ( on) .    ; =    

market  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   to come into the market   ;	   to put on the market   ;	   to be on the market 	  3) ;	   to find a (ready) market  ;	   there's no market for these goods     	  4) ;	   brisk market  ;	   hours of market  	  5)  ;	   the market rose  ;	   to play the market   	  6) .  	  7) (the M.) = common 1, 2	  8) attr. ;	   market research      to bring one's eggs ( hogs) to a bad ( the wrong) market ;  ;	   to be on the long side of the market      	2. v.	  1)   ;     	  2) ; ;   

market garden  n.  (    )

market-day  n.  

market-place  n. ,  

market-price  n.  

marketability  n. ,   

marketable  a.	  1)  ( )	  2) ; ;	   marketable surplus of grain  

marketeer  n.	  1) , 	  2)     

marketing  1. pres-p.  market 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2)  

marking  1. pres-p.  mark II, 2	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; , 	  3) 	  4)  ( )

markka  n.  (  )

marksman  n.  

marksmanship  n.  

marl  1. n. . ; ;  ;  	2. v.   

marline  n. . 

marly  a. . , 

marmalade  n. ,  (. ); 

marmoreal  a. . ;  

marmoset  n. , 

marmot  n. . 

maroon  I	1. n.	  1) - 	  2)  ( )	2. a. - 	II 1. n.	  1) .  ( -  -  )	  2) ,    	2. v.	  1)    	  2)    	  3) , 

marplot  n.	  1) ,   	  2) 

marque  n. letter(s) of marque . .  

marquee  n.  , 

marquess  = marquis

marquetry  n. ,   

marquis  n. 

marquise  n. 

marquisette  n. 

marram  n. . ,  

marramgrass  n. . ,  

marriage  n.	  1) ; ; ;	   marriage of convenience   ;	   to contract a marriage  ;	   to give in marriage  	  2) 	  3)  ,  	  4) .   ; 	  5) . 	  6) attr. ;	   marriage licence   ;	   marriage bonds  ;	   marriage lines   ;	   marriage articles ( settlement)  ,  ;     () 

marriageable  a. ,   

married  1. p-p.  marry	2. a. ; 

marrow  n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) .  (. vegetable marrow) to the marrow of one's bones   ;   

marrow squash  n. . 

marrowbone  n.	  1)  	  2) , 	  3) pl. . ;	   to bring smb. down to his marrowbones  -.  ,  ;	   to go ( to get) down on one's marrowbones   	  4) pl. .  to ride in the marrowbone coach  "  () "

marrowfat  n.  

marrowy  a.	  1) ;  	  2) , ; 

marry  v.	  1)  (to);   (to); ;  	  2) ; 	  3) .  marry off ;   marry in haste and repent at leisure =    ,    

Mars  n.	  1) . . 	  2) .  ()

Marsala  n.  ()

Marseillaise  n. . 

marsh  n. , 

marsh gas  n.  , 

marsh harrier  n. .  ( ) 

marsh mallow  n. .  

marsh marigold  n. .  

marshal  1. n.	  1) (M.) . 	  2) -	  3) .   (   )	  4)   	  5) .   	  6)   (  );   (  )	2. v.	  1)  (, )	  2)     ();  (    ..)	  3)  ,  (in)	  4) -.   

marshalling yard  n. -.  

marshland  n.  

marshy  a. , ; 

marsupial  .	1. n.  	2. a. 

mart  n. .	  1) 	  2)  	  3)  

marten  n. 

martial  a.	  1) ;	   martial law  	  2) ;	   martial spirit  

Martian  n. 

martin  n.  

martinet  n.   

martingale  n.	  1)  ( )	  2) .    

Martini  n.  (  ,    )

Martinmas  n. .   (11 )

martlet  n.	  1) .  	  2) . 

martyr  1. n. ; ; ; ;	   he was a martyr to gout   ;	   to make a martyr of oneself    	2. v. ; 

martyrdom  n.	  1) 	  2) 

martyrize  v. 

marvel  1. n.	  1) , ;	   he's a perfect marvel   ,  	  2)  	  3) . 	2. v. , ;  (at)

marvellous  1. a. , 	2. n. (the marvellous) ; 

Marxian  1. a. 	2. n. 

Marxism  n. 

Marxism-Leninism  n. -

Marxist  1. n. 	2. a. 

marzipan  = marchpane

mascara  n. ,     

mascot  n. ;   ,  

masculine  1. n. .	  1)  	  2)   	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  ( )

masculinity  n. 

mash  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2)   	  3) () 	  4) 	  5) . 	  6) . 	2. v.	  1)  () 	  2) , 	II .	1. n.	  1) 	  2)   mash note  ,     	2. v. , 

mashed potatoes  n. pl.  

masher  I n.	  1) 	  2) ,  (   ..)	II n. .	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) . ,    

mask  1. n.	  1) ;	   death mask ,  (  )	  2) ;	   to assume ( to put on, to wear) a mask ,    ;	   to throw off the mask  	  3) ,    	  4) 	  5)   (  )	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  , 	  3) . ;	   to mask the fire  	  4) . 

masked  1. p-p.  mask 2	2. a.	  1) , ;	   masked ball -	  2) . 	  3) . ; 

masker  = masquer

masochism  n. 

mason  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   mason's rule  	  2) (M.) 	2. v.     ,  

masonic  a. 

masonry  n.	  1)  	  2) (M.) 

masque  n.  

masquer  n.  -   

masquerade  1. n. 	2. v.	  1)   ;   	  2) ;    -.

mass  I n. , 	II 1. n.	  1) 	  2) ; ;	   in the mass  ;	   he is a mass of bruises    	  3)   (-.)	  4) (the masses) pl.  	  5) . ; ;	   mass of manoeuvre  ;  	  6) . 	  7) attr. ;	   a mass meeting  ;	   mass production  ( ) 	2. v.	  1) ()  	  2) . , 

mass-produce  v. ,  

mass-spectrograph  n. . -

mass-spectrometer  n. . -

massacre  1. n. ; , ;	   massacre of St. Bartholomew .  	2. v.  

massage  .	1. n. 	2. v. ,  

masseur  n. . 

masseuse  n. . 

massicot  n. ,   ( )

massif  n.  

massive  a.	  1) , ; , 	  2) ; 	  3) 	  4) ;	   massive success  ;	   massive program  

massy  a. , 

mast  I n. -. 	II 1. n.	  1) 	  2) attr.  to serve ( to sail) before the mast   	2. v.  

mast-head  I .	1. n.  	2. v.	  1)     ( )	  2)   	II n. .	  1)   (  )	  2)   ,  ,    .. (  )

masted     ;	   threemasted 

master  1. n.	  1) , ; ;	   master of the house  ;	   to be master of smth. ,  -.;	   to be one's own master  , ;	   to be master of oneself   ,    	  2)  , ;	   old masters	    )   (  XIII-XVII .);	    )   	  3) ;  	  4) ,   ;	   master of sports  ;	   master of fence	    )  ;	    ) . ;	   to make oneself master of smth.    -.,  -.	  5) () 	  6)   (   )	  7)    (. master mariner)	  8)  ( ); . M. of Arts (. M. A.)  ,   	  9) ,  (   ;        , . M. John, M. Jones)	  10) (The M.) 	  11) ; 	  12)   ( )	  13) attr. , ; ; ; ;	   master form . ; ;	   master station .     	2. v.	  1) ;  ; 	  2) ,  (,    ..)	  3)  ()	  4) , ;	   to master the house  

Master of Ceremonies  n.	  1) 	  2) 

Master of the Horse  n. 

master-builder  n. -

master-key  n. ; .  

masterful  a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) 

masterliness  n. , 

masterly  1. a. ; 	2. adv. 

mastermind  1. n.	  1)  	  2) ,  (. , )	2. v. ,  (. )

masterpiece  n. 

mastership  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  ,   ..

masterspirit  n.   

masterstroke  n.	  1) -.,    	  2)  

mastery  n.	  1) ;   ();	   the mastery of technique   (-.)	  2) , ;	   mastery of the air   

mastic  n.	  1) 	  2)   	  3)  	  4) - 

masticate  v.	  1) 	  2) 

mastication  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

masticator  n.	  1) ,  	  2) ,  

masticatory  a. ;	   masticatory stomach  

mastiff  n.  ( )

mastitis  n. .   , , 

mastodon  n. 

masturbation  n. 

masurium  n. . 

mat  I	1. n.	  1) ; ; ; ; 	  2) , ,  ( ,   ..)	  3)  ; 	  4) . = mount I, 1,	  2) to leave (a person) on the mat   ();	   to have smb. on the mat ,  -.;	   on the mat .  ;  	2. v.	  1)  ,  ;  (  ) 	  2) , 	II 1. a. , , 	2. n.	  1) 	  2)  ,   	3. v.	  1)   (, )	  2)   ()

match  I n.	  1) ;	   to strike a match  	  2) .  ; 	II 1. n.	  1)   ,   ; ; ;	   he has no match   	  2) , 	  3) ,  ;	   he is more than a match for me   (  ..) ;	   to meet ( to find) one's match   	  4) , ;	   he (she) is a good match  ()  ;	   to make a match ;  	2. v.	  1)   ,  ; ;	   a well (an ill) matched couple  () 	  2)  ( ), ;	   these colours don't match    ,  ;	   a bonnet with ribbons to match      ( ) 	  3) ;	   to match one's strength against somebody else's    -.	  4) ; 	  5) ;  ; 	  6) . ; 	  7) . , 

match-board  n. .  

match-box  n.  

match-point  n. . ,   

matchless  a. , , 

matchlock  n. . .  

matchlock musket  n. . .    

matchmaker  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . 

matchmaking  n.	  1) 	  2) .  

matchwood  n.	  1) ,    	  2)  ;	   to break into matchwood   to make matchwood of smth.   -.;	   to make matchwood of smb.  -.

mate  I .	1. n. ;	   fool's mate    	2. v.  	3. interj. !	II 1. n.	  1) 	  2) ()	  3) ; 	  4) . , ;	   surgeon's mate   ; ;	   the cook's mate  	  5) .   (  )	  6) .  	2. v.	  1) () 	  2) () ( )	  3) , 	  4)  (with)	  5) . 	  6)  (  )

matelote  n. . . 

mater  n. . . 

material  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) , , 	  3) . 	  4) pl. ;	   writing materials  	2. a.	  1) ; ;	   material world  	  2) ,  ( . );	   material needs  	  3) , ;	   material losses  ; 	  4) , ;	   material witness .  

materialism  n. 

materialist  1. n. 	2. a. = materialistic; materialist conception of history   

materialistic  a. 

materiality  n.	  1) 	  2) . , 

materialization  n.	  1) 	  2) ,   

materialize  v.	  1) ()	  2) (); ()   (   ..)

materially  adv.	  1)  	  2) , 	  3) 

materiel  n. . .  ;  

maternal  a.	  1) 	  2)   ;	   maternal uncle   

maternity  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. maternity hospital ( home)  ;	   maternity nurse ;	   maternity benefit  ;	   maternity leave     

matey  a. . , ,  (with)

mathematical  a. 

mathematician  n. 

mathematics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

maths  . . . mathematics

matin  n.	  1) .   	  2) pl. . 

matinee  n. .	  1)    	  2) attr. matinee idol ,     

matrass  n.    

matriarchy  n. 

matrices  pl.  matrix

matricide  n.	  1) 	  2) 

matriculant  n. 

matriculate  1. v.        	2. n.     

matriculation  n.	  1)     	  2)      

matrimonial  a. ; 

matrimony  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . 

matrix  n. (pl. es rices)	  1) . 	  2) .   	  3) ; 	  4) . ,  	  5) .  ;  

matron  n.	  1)  ;  , 	  2) ; - (  ..);   (  ..)	  3) , 

matronal  a.   

matronly  = matronal

matronofhonour  n.   

matted  I	1. p-p.  mat I, 2	2. a.	  1)  ( )	  2)  , 	II 1. p-p.  mat II, 3	2. a. 

matter  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) 	  4) ; ;	   form and matter   	  5)  (  ..)	  6) , ;	   it is a matter of common knowledge  ;	   a matter of dispute  ,  ;	   a matter of life and death    ,   ;	   it is a matter of a few hours (days, weeks, etc.)     (,   ..);	   a matter of taste (habit, etc.)   (  ..);	   money matters  ;	   as matters stand    ();	   what's the matter?   ?,  ?;	   what's the matter with you?   ?	  7)  (of, for)	  8) . 	  9) . ;  in the matter of...  ...;	   for that matter, for the matter of that   ;   ;   ..;	   no matter ;  , ;	   no matter what    ;    	2. v.	  1)  ;	   it doesn't matter    ; , 	  2) 

matter of course  n.  ,   ;  

matter of fact  n.  ;	   as a matter of fact	    ) ,   ;	    )  ;  

matter-of-course  a. ;   ; , 

matter-of-fact  a. , ;  

mattery  a.	  1) . ,  	  2) . , 

matting  I	1. pres-p.  mat I, 2	2. n. , ; ; . 	II pres-p.  mat II, 3

mattock  n. ; 

mattress  n.	  1) , 	  2) .  

maturate  v.	  1) , 	  2) . , 

maturation  n.	  1) ,   	  2) . , 

mature  1. a.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ,  ( -.)	  3)   (   -  )	  4)  , 	2. v.	  1) ,  	  2)   ,   ;	   to mature schemes   	  3)  (  )

maturity  n.	  1) ,  	  2) 	  3) .    

matutinal  a.	  1) 	  2) 

maty  = matey

maud  n.	  1)    ( )	  2)  

maudlin  1. a.	  1) 	  2)   	2. n. 

maul  1. n. 	2. v.	  1)  	  2) , ; ;	   badly mauled by a bear   	  3)    	  4)  

mauler  n.	  1) ,  ; , 	  2) . . 

mauley  n. . , 

maulstick  n. . 

maun  . = must I

maunder  v.	  1)  ; 	  2)    ,    maunder about, maunder along , 

maundy  n. .	  1)       	  2) attr. maundy money ,    ;	   M. week  ;	   M. Thursday   (  )

Mauser  n. 

mausoleum  n. 

mauve  a. -

maverick  n.	  1) .  	  2) ; 	  3) ,      ; 

mavis  n. .  

maw  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)   ( )

mawkish  a.	  1)   ; 	  2) , , 

mawseed  n.   

maxi  pref.  (   , );	   maxicoat  ;	   maxiskirt -

maxilla  n. (pl. lae) ()  ( )

maxillae  pl.  maxilla

maxillary  a. 

maxim  n.	  1) , 	  2)  , 	Maxim  n.     (. Maxim machine-gun)

maxima  pl.  maximum

maximize  v.	  1)   ,  	  2)   

maximum  1. n. (pl. ima) ;  ;  	2. a. 

maxwell  n. . 

May  n.	  1) ; .  	  2) (m.)  	  3) pl.   ( )	  4) pl.   (  -       )	  5) attr. 	  6) attr. 	may  I v. (might) ,  	  1) ,  ;  ;	   it may be so ,   ;	   he may arrive tomorrow ,    ;	   the train may be late   ; , , 	  2)    : may I come and see you?      ?;	   you may go if you choose   ,  	  3)     : may theirs be a happy meeting!     !	  4)             : who may that be?     ?	  5)          : whoever he may be he has no right to speak like that     ,        be that as it may	    )     ;	    )   !	II n. . 

May Day  n.   

May-apple  n. . , 

maybe  adv.  

maybloom  n.  

Maybug  n.  

Mayflower  n. ,   : , , 

mayfly  1) n. . , -	  2)   

mayhem  n. . .  

Maying  n.   ;    ( )

maylily  n. 

mayonnaise  n. .	  1) 	  2)     

mayor  n. 

mayoralty  n.	  1)  	  2)     

mayoress  n.	  1)  	  2) -

maypole  n.	  1)   (  ,    1   )	  2) . , 

Mayqueen  n. ,      (  )

mayweed  n. .  ;  

mazarine  1. n.  	2. a. -

maze  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. v.	  1)   ,   	  2)   

mazer  n. . ,  (    )

mazurka  . n. 

mazy  a. 

Mday  n. .   

me  pron. pers. obj.  I

mead  I n.  ()	II n. . 

meadow  n. , 

meadowgrass  n. .  

meadowrue  n. . 

meadowsaffron  n. .  

meadowsaxifrage  n. .  

meadowsweet  n. .	  1) 	  2)  ()

meadowy  a.	  1) 	  2)   ( )

meagre  a.	  1) ; 	  2) ; , 	  3) 	  4)  ; 

meal  I	1. n.   	2. v.	  1)  ,   	  2) ,   	II 1. n.  ; 	2. v.  , 

meal-worm  n. .  

mealies  n. pl. -. 

mealiness  n.	  1) 	  2)  ()

meals-on-wheels  n.          ( )

mealtime  n.    (,   ..)

mealy  a.	  1) , 	  2) ;  ( )	  3) , 	  4) , 

mealy-bug  n. .  

mealy-mouthed  a. , 

mean  I a.	  1) ; ; ;	   no mean abilities  	  2) , , 	  3) , 	  4) . ; 	  5) . , ;	   to feel mean	    )   ;	    )   	  6) . , 	II 1. n.	  1) ;	   the golden ( happy) mean  	  2) .  	  3) pl. (.  sg.   pl.) ; ;	   the means of communication  ;	   the means of circulation .  ;	   the means of payment .  ;	   the means and instruments of production    ;	   means of employment   ;	   by all means	    )  ;	    )  ,      ;	    ) , ;	   by any means      ;	   by means of... ...;	   by no means	    )  ;    ;	    ) ,  ;	   it is by no means cheap    	  4) pl. , , ;	   means of subsistence   ;	   a man of means   ,  	  5) attr. means test  	2. a. ;	   mean line . ;	   mean time   ;	   mean water   ; ;	   mean yield   in the mean time  ;  	III v. (meant)	  1) ;   ;	   I didn't mean to offend you     ;	   to mean business .	    )  ( -.) , ;	    )  ;	   to mean mischief	    )   ;	    )  ;	   to mean well (ill)   () ;	   he means well by us    	  2) ();	   to mean it be used  (-.)  	  3) , ;	   what do you mean by that?	    )     ?;	    )    ?;	   what did you mean by looking at me like that?   ?      ?	  4) , ,  

meander  1. n.	  1) pl.  (, )	  2) .  ()	2. v.	  1)  ( , )	  2)    (. meander along)

meaning  1. pres-p.  mean	III 2. n. ; ;	   with meaning 	3. a. ; ; 

meaningful  a. , 

meaningless  a. 

meaningly  adv.	  1) 	  2) , 

meanly  adv.	  1) , 	  2) , 

meanness  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 

meanspirited  a. , ;	   meanspirited fellow 

meant  p.  p-p.  mean III

meantime  adv.  ;  

meanwhile  = meantime

mease  n. 500   (  )

measles  n. pl. (.  sing)	  1) 	  2) . 

measly  a.	  1) 	  2)     ( )	  3) . ; ; 

measurable  a.	  1) ;	   in the measurable future   ;	   within measurable distance of  	  2) ;   

measurably  adv.   ,   

measure  1. n.	  1) ;	   dry (linear, liquid, square, etc.) measures    (, ,   ..);	   full (short) measure  () ;	   to give good measure	    )   ;	    ) .   	  2) ;	   made to measure   ;   ;	   to take smb.'s measure	    )    -.;	    ) .   -.;  -. 	  3) , ;	   to set measures to smth.  -.;   -.;	   beyond ( out of) measure ; ;	   in some ( in a) measure   , ;	   to give a measure of hope    ,  - ;	   a limited measure of success ,  	  4) , , ;	   measure of value  	  5) , ;	   to take (drastic) measures  (, ) 	  6) . ;	   greatest common measure   	  7) . , 	  8) . 	  9) . 	  10) pl. .    ; 	  11) .   measure for measure =   ,   ;	   to get the measure of smb.  -.	2. v.	  1) , ;  (. measure off)	  2)  ;	   to measure a person with one's eye  -. 	  3) ,  (  ..)	  4)  ;	   the house measures 60 feet long   60   	  5)   (with, against -	    ) 6) ; ;	   to measure one's acts (by)    ()	  7) .  () measure off ;	   measure out ;   ; ;	   measure up (to;  . with)	    )  ();	    ) ,  ();	    )  () to measure one's length    

measured  1. p-p.  measure 2	2. a.	  1) ;	   measured mile  	  2) , ; ,  ( )	  3) , ;	   measured tread  

measureless  a. ; , 

measurement  n.	  1)  ()	  2) (. pl.) 	  3)  	  4) attr. measurement goods ,        ,   

measurer  n.  , 

meat  n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) . ;	   at meat  ,  ;	   after meat  ;	   before meat  	  4)  ()	  5)   ; ;	   a book full of meat   green meat , ;	   to be meat and drink to smb.    -.; =   ;	   easy meat .  , ;  , ;	   one man's meat is another man's poison .   ,   

meat-ball  n. 

meat-chopper  n. 

meat-fly  n.  

meat-grinder  . = meat-chopper

meat-offering  n. .  

meat-packing  n.  ;	   meat-packing industry  

meat-safe  n. , 

meatman  n. 

meaty  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)   ,  ( , )

meccano  n.  ( )

mechanic  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	2. a. . = mechanical

mechanical  a.	  1) ; ;	   mechanical engineer -;	   mechanical engineering 	  2) ; 	  3) ;	   mechanical skill  	  4) 	  5) . 

mechanician  n.	  1) , 	  2) . 

mechanics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

mechanism  n.	  1) , , 	  2)  ()	  3) . 

mechanist  n. . 

mechanistic  a. . 

mechanization  n. ; 

mechanize  v. 

Mechlin  n.   (. Mechlin lace)

medal  n. ; 

medalled  a.	  1)    	  2) ,    

medallion  n. 

medallist  n.	  1) 	  2)  , 

meddle  v.  (with, in -  -.);     

meddler  n. , ,    

meddlesome  a.     , 

Medea  n. . . 

media  I n. (pl. ae)	  1) .  	  2) .     	II pl.  medium 1

mediae  pl.  media I

mediaeval  = medieval

medial  a.	  1) ;	   medial alligation .  	  2) 

median  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) . 	  2) .  

mediastinum  n. . 

mediate  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) ;  	2. v.	  1) 	  2)   	  3)   

mediation  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. mediation board   ( )

mediatize  v. . ,  (),         

mediator  n.	  1) , 	  2) (M.)  	  3) . . 

mediatorial  a. 

mediatory  = mediatorial

mediatrices  pl.  mediatrix

mediatrix  n. (pl. trices) , 

medic  1. a. . 	2. n. .	  1) , 	  2) . .   

medicable  a. ,  

medical  1. a.	  1) , ;	   medical aid  ;	   the medical profession  , ;	   medical school	    )  ;	    )    ;	   medical garden     ;	   medical history	    )  ;	    )  ;	   medical jurisprudence  ;	   medical man ;	   medical examination ( inspection)  ;	   medical assessor - ;	   medical service	    )  ;	    )  ;	   medical socicty  ;	  2) ;	   medical ward   	2. n. . -

medicament  n. , 

medicare  n. .     (. )

medicaster  n. . 

medicate  v.	  1)  	  2) ,  

medication  n. 

medicative  a. , ;	   medicative herb  ;	   medicative plant ,  

medicinal  a. ; 

medicine  n.	  1) , . ;	   to practise medicine   ,   	  2) ;	   a medicine for (headache, cold, etc.)   ( ,   ..);	   to take one's medicine	    )  ;	    ) .  ;	    )   ;	    )  ,   -. 	  3) , 	  4) , 

medicine bag  n.  

medicine chest  n.  ;   

medicine dropper  n. 

medicine glass  n. 

medicineman  n. , 

medico  n. (pl. os ) .	  1) , 	  2) -

medieval  a. 

medievalism  n.	  1) , ,   	  2)  

medievalist  n.     

mediocre  a. ; 

mediocrity  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ,  , 

meditate  v.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3) ,  (on, upon)	  4) 

meditation  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

meditative  a. ; 

mediterranean  1. a.	  1)    	  2)  ( )	2. n. the M.  ;	   the M. area   

medium  1. n. (pl. s dia)	  1) , ;	   medium of circulation ,  ;	   through ( by) the medium of...  ..;	   mass media (of communication)    (, , , , )	  2) ,  ;	   happy medium  	  3) ,  ()	  4) . 	  5) , 	  6)  ( )	  7) .  ()	2. a.	  1) ; ;	   medium wave .    ( 100  800 )	  2) 	  3) . 

medlar  n. .  

medley  1. n.	  1) ; , 	  2)  ;  	  3) . 	  4) " ", "" (    )	2. a. , , 	3. v. , 

medulla  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)  	  4)   	  5) . 

medullary  a.	  1) . , 	  2) . 

medusa  n. (pl. ae, s ) . 

medusae  pl.  medusa

meed  n. .	  1) 	  2)  

meek  a. , ; 

meekness  n. , 

meerschaum  . n.	  1) .  	  2)  

meet  1. v. (met)	  1) 	  2) , ;	   we seldom meet   	  3) ;	   my waistcoat won't meet    	  4)  ( )	  5)   	  6) ;	   please meet Mr. X      	  7) ,  (, );	   to meet the case   , ;	   that meets my problem    	  8) ;	   to meet a bill  ; ( );	   he has many expenses to meet    	  9)  () meet together , ;	   meet with	    ) , ;	    )  ;  ;	    )  to meet one's ear   ;  ;	   to meet the eye  ;	   to meet a difficulty (trouble) halfway   ,   ..     (), well met! .  !;   !	2. n.	  1)   (,   ..)	  2) . . , 

meeting  1. pres-p.  meet 1	2. n.	  1) , , ;	   to address the meeting     	  2) 	  3) 	  4) . , 	  5) -. 	  6) . , 	  7) attr. ;	   meeting engagement .  ;	   meeting point  

meetinghouse  a.  

mega  = megalo

megacycle  n. .  (= 1  )

megalith  n. . 

megalo  .    :	    )  ,   ..;	    )    ,    ,   

megalomania  n. ,  

megalopolis  n. -

megaphone  1. n. , 	2. v.   

megascope  n. . 

megascopic  a.	  1) 	  2)   

megatherium  n. . 

megaton  n.  (= 1  )

megawatt  n. .  (= 1  )

megger  n. . 

megilp  n. .   (   )

megohm  n. .  (= 1  )

megrim  n.	  1) . 	  2) pl. . 	  3) . , , 	  4) pl. .  (); ,  ()

melancholia  n. 

melancholic  a.  ; 

melancholy  1. n. , ; 	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) ;  

meld  v. . 

melee  n. .  , 

melinite  n.  ( )

meliorate  v.	  1) ()	  2) 

melioration  n.	  1) 	  2) 

meliorative  a.	  1) 	  2) 

melliferous  a. 

mellifluence  n. 

mellifluent  = mellifluous

mellifluous  a. ; ;  

mellow  1. a.	  1) ; ,    ( )	  2)   ;  ( )	  3) , ,  ( ,   ..)	  4) , ;  ( )	  5)  ,    ( , )	  6) . 	2. v.	  1) () , ; 	  2)   ( )	  3) ()	  4) () ( )

mellowness  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3)  ( )	  4) 

melodic  a. , 

melodious  a.	  1) 	  2) , , 	  3)  ( )

melodist  n.	  1) 	  2) 

melodize  v.	  1)  	  2)  

melodrama  n.	  1) 	  2)  ( )

melodramatic  a.	  1) 	  2) ,  (   ..)

melody  n.	  1) 	  2) 

melon  n.	  1) 	  2) = water melon	  3) . . . ;   ;     ;	   to cut ( to slice) the melon	    )     ;	    )     

Melpomene  n. . . 

melt  1. v.	  1) 	  2) (), ()	  3) . ()	  4) (); ; 	  5) , ; 	  6) ()  (  ); 	  7) .  ();  ( ) melt away	    ) ;	    ) ,   ;	   melt down ; ;	   melt out 	2. n.	  1)  	  2) 

melted butter  n.  

melted cheese  n.  

melting  1. pres-p.  melt 1	2. n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	3. a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  ( )	  4) , ; ;	   she is in the melting mood   	  5) 

melting-house  n. 

melting-point  n.  

melting-pot  n.  to go into the melting-pot   

melton  n.  ( )

mem.  .  memorandum

member  n.	  1)  ( . .);	   M. of Parliament  ;	   member of sentence .  ;	   member of equation .  ;	   members of armed forces    	  2) , ; ;	   members of the press (of the ruling class)   ( )	  3) .  	  4) attr. member state - (  ..) unruly member =   

membership  n.	  1) ;  	  2)  	  3)   (, )	  4) attr. ;	   membership card  ;	   membership fee  

membrane  n.	  1) , ; ; 	  2) . , 	  3) 

membraneous  a. ; 

membranous  a. ; 

memento  n. (pl. oes, os )	  1) 	  2) 

memo  n. .  memorandum

memoir  n.	  1)  	  2) pl. , 	  3)  ;	   pl.   ()

memoirist  n.    

memorability  n.	  1) 	  2)  

memorable  a. , , 

memoranda  pl.  memorandum

memorandum  n. (pl. da, s )	  1) ;  	  2)  ; 	  3)  

memorial  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) pl. ; 	  4) . 	  5)     	  6) . 	2. a. ; ;   ;	   M. Day .         1861-65 .,      (30 )	3. v.    

memorialist  n.	  1) 	  2)  

memorialize  v.	  1)  	  2)  

memorize  v.	  1) ;  	  2)  

memory  n.	  1) ;	   in memory of smb., smth.   -., -.;	   to the best of my memory   ;	   if my memory serves me right, if my memory does not fail me     ;	   within living memory    	  2) ;	   he has left a sad memory behind      	  3) .  ,  ,  	  4) . , 

men  pl.  man 1

menace  1. n. ; 	2. v. , 

menage  n. .	  1)  ;  	  2) ,       

menagerie  n. .  (. )

menatarms  pl.  manatarms

menchildren  pl.  manchild

mend  1. n.	  1)  ,    ..	  2)  (, );	   to be on the mend   , 	2. v.	  1) , ; ; ;  (  ..)	  2) ();  ( ) to mend the fire  ;	   to mend one's pace  ;	   to mend one's ways ;	   it is never too late to mend .    ;	   mend or end  ,   ; =    ;	   that won't mend matters    

mendacious  a. ; 

mendacity  n. ; 

mender  n.	  1) ,  , , , 	  2)  

mendicancy  n. ; 

mendicant  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) .   	2. a. , 

mendicity  n. 

mending  1. pres-p.  mend 2	2. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) , 

menhaden  n. ,  

menhir  n. . 

menial  .	1. n. ; 	2. a. ; ;	   menial work  

meningitis  n. . 

menisci  pl.  meniscus

meniscus  n. (pl. menisci) . . 

menofwar  pl.  manofwar

menopause  n. .  , 

menses  n. pl. . 

menstrua  pl.  menstruum

menstrual  a.	  1) . 	  2) . 

menstruate  v. . 

menstruation  n. . 

menstruum  n. (pl. rua, s ) . 

mensurable  a.	  1) 	  2) . 

mensural  a.	  1) , 	  2) . 

mensuration  n. 

mental  I	1. a.	  1) ;	   mental defective   	  2) ;	   mental affection  ;	   mental house ( home)  ;	   mental strain  ;	   your troubles are purely mental   -  ;	   mental patient ( case) ;	   mental specialist ;	   mental nurse    	  3) 	  4)   , ;	   mental arithmetic ( calculations)   ;	   mental reservation  	2. n. . , 	II a. 

mentality  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  	  3) 

mentally  adv.	  1) ;	   mentally alert   , 	  2) 

mentation  n.	  1)  ;  	  2) 

menthol  n. . 

mention  1. n. ;  ();	   to make mention of smb., smth.  -., -.;	   honourable mention	    )  ;	    )   	2. v. ,  ;	   don't mention it	    )   ();	    ) ,  (   );	   not to mention    

mentor  n. , , , 

menu  n. . 

Mephistophelean  a. 

mephitis  n. ,  ; 

mercantile  a.	  1) ; ;	   mercantile law  ;	   mercantile marine  ;	   mercantile system .  	  2) ; ; -

mercenary  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) 	2. n. 

mercer  n.    

mercerize  v. . 

mercery  n.	  1)    	  2)     

merchandise  1. n. 	2. v. 

merchant  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . . 	  3) . "" ( )	2. a.	  1) , ;	   merchant service  ;	   merchant ship = merchantman; merchant tailor . ,    ;	   merchant prince  , ""	  2) = merchantable

merchantable  a.  ( )

merchantman  n.  , ""

Mercian  .	1. a. 	2. n.	  1)  	  2)  

merciful  a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) 	  4)  ( )

mercifulness  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

merciless  a. ; 

mercurial  1. a.	  1) 	  2) , ; 	  3) 	2. n.  

mercuriality  n. , 

mercurialize  v.  

Mercury  n.	  1) . . 	  2) .  	  3) . ;  (.   )	mercury  n.	  1) ;  ;  	  2) . 	  3) attr.  the mercury is rising	    )  ;	    )  (  ..) ;	    )  ;  

mercy  n.	  1) ; ;	   to be left to the tender mercy ( mercies) of smb. .     -. (.  )	  2) ; , ;	   to beg for mercy  ;	   to have mercy on ( upon) smb. ,  -.	  3) , ;	   that's a mercy!   ! at the mercy of  ;	   thankful for small mercies  

mere  I n. ; ;  	II a.	  1) ,   ;	   a mere child could do it     	  2) ; ;	   a mere trifle  ;	   a mere nobody  	  3) of mere motion . 	  4) . 

merely  adv. , ; ;	   I merely asked his name   ,   

meretricious  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

merganser  n.  ()

merge  v.	  1) 	  2) (), ()

merger  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  (  )

meridian  1. n.	  1) . 	  2) 	  3) 	  4)  ;  ()	2. a.	  1) ;   	  2) , 

meridional  1. a.	  1) 	  2) 	2. n.  (.   )

meringue  n. . . 

merino  n. (pl. os )	  1)  ( )	  2)  	  3) attr. ;	   merino sheep 

merit  1. n.	  1) ;	   to make a merit of smth.  -.   ;	   Order of M.  " "	  2) 	  3) pl. ;	   to judge on the merits of the case (question, etc.)     (  ..)	2. v. ,  

meritocracy  n. ,         

meritocrat  n. ,       

meritorious  a.	  1)  	  2) 

merle  n. . .  

merlin  n. . 

merlon  n.  ( )

mermaid  n. , ; 

merman  n. ; 

Merovingian  .	1. a.      (VI-VIII . . .)	2. n. pl. 

merrily  adv. , 

merriment  n. , 

merry  I a.	  1) ; ;	   to make merry , ;	   to make merry over ( with, about) smb., smth.   -., -.	  2) 	  3) . , 	II n. 

merry andrew  n. , , 

merry dancers  n. .  

merry-go-round  n.	  1) 	  2)  (  ..)

merry-maker  n. ; 

merry-making  n. , ; 

merry-meeting  n. 

merrythought  n. ,  (  )

mesa  n. . .  

mesalliance  n. .  , 

mesentery  n. . 

mesh  1. n.	  1) ,  ; ,  (, )	  2) pl. ; . 	  3) . 	  4) attr. mesh stockings   ()	2. v.	  1)   ;  	  2)   	  3) . (); ()

meshy  a. ; 

mesial  a. , , 

mesmeric  a. 

mesmerism  n.	  1) 	  2) 

mesmerist  n. 

mesmerize  v. ; . , 

meson  n. . 

mesotron  n. . 

mess  I	1. n.	  1) ; ; ;	   to make a mess of things ; ;   ;	   in a mess	    )  ;  ;	    )  	  2) ;	   to get into a mess   ;	   to be in a mess   ,  ;	   to clear up the mess  	2. v.	  1)  ; , 	  2)   ( mess up)	  3) ,    ( mess about)	II 1. n.	  1)  ,    	  2)  ,   (   )	  3)  (  ); .  -	  4) , ; 	  5) ,  ( )	  6) attr. ;	   mess allowance  ;	   mess kit .     ( , )	2. v.  ,   ,   (with, together)

message  1. n.	  1) , ; , ;	   send me a message  ;	   to leave a message for smb.   -. -.	  2) ; 	  3)   ; .    (. the President's message to Congress)	  4)  (  ..)	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2)  , 	  3) 

message bag  n. .    

message book  n. .  

message center  n. .   ( ) 

messenger  n.	  1) , ; ;	   special messenger , 	  2) 	  3) . -.  

messengerpigeon  n.	  1)  	  2) .  

Messiah  n. . 

messieurs  pl.  monsieur

messjacket  n. . 

messmate  n.	  1) ; 	  2) .   -

messroom  = mess	II 1, 3

Messrs  n. pl. (.  messieurs)  (    , ., Messrs Chapman & Hall)

messuage  n. . 

messy  a.	  1) 	  2) 

mestizo  n. (pl. os, oes ) 

met  p.  p-p.  meet 1

metabolic  a.    ;	   metabolic disease   ;	   metabolic disturbance   

metabolism  n. ,  

metacarpus  n. . 

metachrosis  n. .   

metagalaxy  n. . 

metagenesis  n. . 

metal  1. n.	  1) 	  2) pl. ;	   the train left ( jumped) the metals    	  3) 	  4)  	  5) -. 	  6) . 	  7) = mettle 2	  8) attr.  heavy metal  ; .  	2. v.	  1) ,  	  2) ,  	  3) -. 

metalled road  n. 

metallic  a. 

metalliferous  a. ;  

metalline  a.	  1) 	  2)  

metallization  n. . 

metallize  v. . 

metallography  n. 

metalloid  n. . 

metallurgical  a. ;	   metallurgical engineer -;	   metallurgical engineering ;	   metallurgical furnace  

metallurgist  n. 

metallurgy  n. 

metalworker  n. 

metamerism  n. . . 

metamorphose  v. ()  (into); ()

metamorphoses  pl.  metamorphosis

metamorphosis  n. (pl. ses) ()

metaphor  n. 

metaphorical  a. 

metaphrase  1. n.	  1)  	  2)  	2. v.  

metaphysical  a. 

metaphysician  n. 

metaphysics  n. pl. ( .  sing) 

metaplasia  n. . 

metasomatism  n. . 

metastasis  n. . 

metatarsi  pl.  metatarsus

metatarsus  n. (pl. si) . 

metathesis  n.	  1) . 	  2) . ,  

metayage  n. .  

metayer  n. . ; 

metcast  n.   

mete  I n. ;  ;	   metes and bounds . , 	II v.	  1) ,  ( mete out)	  2)  (, )	  3) . 

metempsychoses  pl.  metempsychosis

metempsychosis  n. (pl. ses) . 

meteor  n.	  1) 	  2)  

meteoric  a.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3)   ; 

meteorite  n. 

meteorograph  n. . 

meteorological  a. ; ;	   meteorological message 

meteorology  n.	  1) 	  2)   (, )

meter  n.	  1) ; ;  ;	   to read the gas (electric) meter    () 	  2) . = metre

meterage  n.	  1)  (   )	  2)   

metering  n.	  1) 	  2)   	  3) attr. 

metewand  n. , 

methane  n. . ,  

method  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) ; 	  3) . . 	  4) pl.  ()

methodical  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

Methodist  n. . 

methodize  v.   ,  

methodology  n. 

Methuselah  n. . 

methyl  n. .	  1) 	  2) attr. ;	   methyl alcohol  

meticulous  a.	  1) ; ; 	  2) 

metier  n. . , , 

metis  n. . 

metonymy  n. . 

metope  n. . 

metre  n.	  1)  ()	  2) , ,  ( , )

metric  a. ;	   metric system  ( )  

metrical  a.	  1) 	  2) = metric	  3) . 

metrication  n.	  1)   	  2)     

metrician  n.   ()

metrics  n. pl. (.  sing) . 

Metro  n. , 

metrology  n.	  1) 	  2)    

metronome  n. 

metronymic  a.     {. patronymic 1}

metropolis  n.	  1) ;	   the metropolis 	  2) 	  3)     

metropolitan  1. a.	  1) ;	   metropolitan borough   ( )	  2)   ;	   metropolitan power  (    )	  3)   	2. n.	  1)    	  2) ; 

mettle  n.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   horse of mettle  ;	   to be on one's mettle   ,  , 	  3) ;	   to put ( to set) smb. on his mettle	    )  -. ;	    )  -.  ,    ; 

mettled  a. , ; 

mettlesome  a. ; 

mew  I n. 	II 1. n.	  1)  ( , )	  2) .  ()	2. v.	  1)   	  2) .  ( )	  3)   ( ) mew up   ; 	III 1. n. ; 	2. v. 

mewl  v.	  1) 	  2) 

mews  n. ;  

Mexican  1. a. ;	   Mexican tea .  	2. n. ; 

mezzanine  n.	  1) . 	  2) .   

mezzosoprano  n. -

mezzotint  .	1. n. -,  	2. v.   -

mho  n. .  ( )

mi  n. . 

miaou  1. n. 	2. v. 

miaow  1. n. 	2. v. 

miasma  n. (pl. s ta) ,  

miasmata  pl.  miasma

miasmatic  a. 

mica  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. 

micaceous  a. 

mice  pl.  mouse 1

micella  n. . 

micelle  n. . 

Michaelmas  n.	  1)   (29 )	  2) attr. Michaelmas daisy ;	   Michaelmas term   ( , )	  3) .   

micro     :	    ) ,   ; . microorganism ;	    )       ,   ; . microsecond  (  )

microbe  n. 

microbiology  n. 

microcephaly  n. 

microclimate  n. 

microcopy  n. ; 

microcosm  n.	  1) 	  2) -.  

microelement  n. 

microfilm  n. 

microfilming  n. 

micrograph  n.	  1) 	  2) 

micrography  n. 

microhm  n. . , 

micrometer  n. 

micromotor  n. 

micron  n. 

microorganism  n. 

microphone  n. 

microphyte  n. .  

microreader  n.    

microscope  n. 

microscopic  a. 

microscopical  a. 

microscopy  n. 

microsecond  n. 

microtome  n. . 

microtomy  n. .   

microvolt  n. . 

microwatt  n. . 

microwave  a. . ;	   microwave region   ;	   microwave transmitter  

microwaves  n. pl. . ;  ;  

micturition  n.	  1) .    	  2) . 

mid  a. , ;	   in mid air   ;	   in mid course  ;	   from mid June to mid August c     

mid-  pref.  ;	   mid-January   ;	   mid-ocean  

mid-week  n.	  1)  	  2)  (  )

midday  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. , 

midden  a. .  ;  

middle  1. n.	  1) ;	   in the middle of	    )   (-.);	    )   (-. , )	  2) . 	  3) .     (. middle voice)	  4)      () in the middle of nowhere    ;  	2. a. ;	   middle age ( years)  ;	   the M. Ages  ;	   the upper (lower) middle class  () ;	   the middle reaches of the Danube   ;	   middle finger  ;	   middle school   middle watch .   ( 24 .  4 .);	   the middle way  ; =  	3. v.	  1)   	  2)      ( )

middle-aged  a.  

middle-of-the-road  a. ; ;	   middle-of-the-road parties .  

middle-of-the-roader  n. ,   

middle-sized  a. ,  

middle-weight  n.	  1)  	  2)      (68 - 71 )

middleman  n. ; 

middlemost  a.   , 

middling  1. pres-p.  middle 3	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) .  ( )	3. adv. ;  , ;	   middling good  

middlings  n. pl.	  1)   ,   (.  )	  2) .  	  3) .    ""

middy  . .  midshipman

midge  n.	  1) ; 	  2) = midget 2

midget  n.	  1) , 	  2)     	  3)   	  4) attr. ;	   midget car  ;	   midget receiver .  

midland  1. n.	  1)   	  2) (the midlands) pl.   ()	2. a.	  1) ;   	  2)  ( )

midmost  a.    

midnight  n.	  1) 	  2)  ;	   as black ( as dark) as midnight  	  3) attr. ; 

midrib  n. .   ()

midriff  n. . ,  

midship  n. .	  1) ,  	  2) attr. midship frame -

midshipman  n.  ; . ,  - 

midships  = amidships

midst  1. n. ;	   in the midst of ;	   in our midst, in the midst of us   ;  	2. prep. . . amid

midstream  n.  

midsummer  n.	  1)  	  2) .  	  3) attr. M. day   (24 );	   midsummer madness . ;  

midterm  n. (. pl.) . .     ( ; . midterm exams)

midway  1. n. 	2. adv.  ,  

midwife  n. ;  

midwifery  n. 

midwinter  n.	  1)  	  2)  

midyear  n.	  1)   (.  )	  2) . .     ;	   pl.    ( )

mien  n.	  1) ,  	  2) , 	  3)   

miff  .	1. n.	  1)  , 	  2)  ;	   to get a miff 	2. v.	  1) (); 	  2)  ( ; . miff off)

might  I p.  may I	II n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; ;	   with might and main   

might-have-been  n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) attr. , 

mightily  adv.	  1) , 	  2) . , ;	   to be mightily pleased   

mightiness  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) your mightiness  ,   (;  .  .)

mighty  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) . 	2. adv. . , ;	   that is mighty easy   ;	   he thinks himself mighty clever     

mignonette  n. .	  1) 	  2)  

migraine  n. 

migrant  1. a.	  1) 	  2)  ( )	2. n.	  1) 	  2)  

migrate  v.	  1) ; 	  2)   ( )

migration  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ()

migratory  a.	  1) = migrant 1;	  2) . 

mikado  . n. 

mike  I .	1. n. to do ( to have) a. mike 	2. v. , ;   	II n. . 

mil  n.	  1) ;	   per mil  	  2) ,   

milady  n.  (.  . )

milage  = mileage

Milanese  1. a. 	2. n. (pl.  .) ,  

milch  a.  ( );	   milch cow   (. .)

mild  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 	  4)  ( );  ( , ,   ..)	  5) ,  ( )	  6) mild steel  ( ) 

mild-cured  a. 

mildew  1. n.	  1) . ,  	  2)  ( , )	2. v. .     

mildewy  a. .  

mildness  n.   . {. mild}

mile  n. ;	   English ( statute) mile   (= 1609 );	   Admiralty ( geographical, nautical, sea) mile   (= 1853	    ) miles easier (better)     ();	   not a hundred miles away , ;	   to stand ( to stick) out a mile .  ,   ,   

mile-post  n.  

mileage  n.	  1)   ;  () 	  2)   (   ..,     )

Milesian  I a. . 	II 1. a. 	2. n. 

milestone  n.	  1)    	  2) . 

milfoil  n. . 

militancy  n. 

militant  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   militant trade union  	2. n.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   a trade union militant  

militarily  adv.	  1) 	  2)    ;   	  3)   ,   

militarism  n. 

militarist  n.	  1) 	  2) pl. 

militarization  n. 

militarize  v. 

military  1. a. , ;	   military age  ;	   military bearing  ;	   military chest  , ;	   military engineering - ;	   military establishment  ;	   military execution      ;	   military government      ;	   military information  ;	   military oath  ;	   military post  ;	   military potential  ;	   military rank  ;	   military school ( academy)  ,  ;	   military service  ;	   military testament ( will)    military pit  	2. n.	  1) ,  	  2) (the military) , ; 	  3) ( ) . ; 

militate  v.	  1) 	  2) ,   ( , ;	   against)	  3) , 

militia  n.	  1) 	  2) .  ;   ( )

militiaman  n.	  1) . ;   	  2) 

milk  1. n.	  1) 	  2) .  , 	  3) . 	  4) attr.  the milk of human kindness , ,  ( .);	   milk for babes  ,   ..;	   milk and honey =  ,  	2. v.	  1) 	  2)   ( )	  3)   ( -); 	  4) .  (,  ) to milk the bull ( the ram) =    

milk and water  n.	  1)  	  2)  ;  ; ""

milk-and-water  a.	  1) , ; , 	  2) , ; ;	   milk-and-water girl = " "

milk-brother  n.  

milk-float  n.    

milk-gauge  n. 

milk-livered  a. 

milk-shake  n.  

milk-sugar  n. .  , 

milk-tooth  n.  

milk-white  a. -

milker  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  	  3)  

milking-machine  n.  

milkmaid  n. 

milkman  n.  

milksop  n.	  1)  , "", ""	  2) .  ,   

milkweed  n.   ,   , ., 

milky  a.  M. Way .  

mill  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) () 	  4) ; 	  5)  (   )	  6) . 	  7) = treadmill	  8) . ;  	  9) . 	  10) attr. 	  11) attr. ,  to go ( to pass) through the mill   ;	   to put smb. through the mill  -.   	2. v.	  1) ;  ()	  2) ,  ()	  3)   ; ;  ()	  4)  ();  ()	  5) . ; 	  6) .   	  7)  ,  ( , ; . mill about)	II n. .   

mill cake  n. 

mill-dam  n.  

mill-hand  n.    

mill-pond  n.  ;   

mill-race  n.	  1)  	  2)  ,     

mill-stream  = mill-race 2

mill-wheel  n.  

millboard  n.  

millenary  1. n.  	2. a. 

millennia  pl.  millennium

millennial  a. 

millennium  n. (pl. -s -nia)	  1) 	  2)  

millepede  n. . 

miller  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  

miller's thumb  n.  ()

millesimal  1. a. 	2. n.  

millet  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. ,  ;	   millet beer ( ale)  ()

milliard  n-card. n. 

milligram  n. 

milligramme  n. 

millimetre  n. 

milliner  n. 

millinery  n.	  1)  	  2)   ;   

milling  1. pres-p.  mill I, 2	2. n.   . {. mill i:, 2}	3. a.	  1) 	  2) . , 

milling cutter  n. 

milling machine  n.  

million  1. n-card. ;	   ten million books   ;	   the total is four million   	2. n.	  1)  	  2) the million	    ) , ;	    )   

millionaire  n. 

millipede  = millepede

millstone  n.	  1) 	  2)  between the upper and the nether millstone   ; =    ;	   to see far into a millstone, to look through a millstone    (. .);	   to have ( to fix) a millstone about one's neck =     

millwright  n.	  1) 	  2) -	  3) . 

milord  n.  (.  . )

milquetoast  n. . ,  

milt  1. n.	  1)  (), 	  2) . 	2. v.  

milter  n. - (  )

mime  1. n.	  1)  (     )	  2) 	2. v.	  1)    	  2)  	  3) , , 

mimesis  = mimicry 2

mimetic  a.	  1) 	  2) .  

mimic  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) .   	2. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) , ""	3. v.	  1) ; 	  2) . 	  3) .   

mimicry  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

mimosa  n. . 

minacious  = minatory

minaret  . n. 

minatory  a. 

mince  1. v.	  1) ,  ();   	  2) ; 	  3) ,  	  4)   not to mince matters ( one's words)  ,  	2. n. 

mince pie  n.   {. mincemeat}

mincemeat  n.   , ,   . ( ) to make mincemeat of =   ; ,  ()

mincing-machine  n. 

mind  1. n.	  1) ;  ; ;	   to be in one's right mind    ;	   out of one's mind ,    ;	   to live with one's own mind   ;	   the great minds of the world   ;	   on one's mind  ,  	  2) ; ;	   to have ( to bear, to keep) in mind ,   ;	   to bring to mind ;	   to go ( to pass) out of mind   	  3) ; ; ;	   to be of one ( a) mind (with)       ();	   to be of the same mind	    )  ,   ;	    )    ;	   to speak one's mind  ;	   to change ( to alter) one's mind ;	   to my mind   ;	   it was not to his mind      ;	   to have an open mind  , ;	   to read smb.'s mind   	  4) , ;	   I have a great ( good) mind to do it      ;	   to know one's own mind  ,  ,  ;	   to be in two minds ,   	  5)  ();	   mind's eye  ,  ;	   deep in one's mind ()   many men, many minds, no two minds think alike =  ,  ;	   to make up one's mind ();	   to make up one's mind to smth.   -.	2. v.	  1) ;	   mind our agreement     ;	   mind and do what you're told    ,   	  2) ,  (-.);  ( -.);	   to mind the shop   ;	   please mind the fire ,   	  3) , ;	   mind the step! ,  !	  4) ( .  . ,    . ) ,  (-.) ;	   do you mind my smoking?    ,   ?;	   I don't mind it a bit , ;	   yes, I mind it very much ,    ;	   I shouldn't mind    never mind , ,  ,  ;	   never mind the cost ( the expense)    ;	   to mind one's P's and Q's   ,   ,    ;	   mind your eye! =   !

mind-breaker  n. 

minded  1. p-p.  mind 2	2. a. ,  (-. )

minder  n. ,   -.,   -.

mindful  a.	  1) 	  2)  ( ); 

mindless  a.	  1) , 	  2)   ( -.);   (of -  -.)

mine  I pron. poss. ( ,  . ; . my)  ; ; ; ;	   this is mine  , a friend of mine  	II 1. n.	  1) ; ; ; 	  2) , 	  3) . ;	   to lay a mine for   	  4) . 	  5)  (  ..)	  6) ,  to spring a mine on smb.   ; =   -.	2. v.	  1)   ,  ,  (  ..)	  2) ,   ;  	  3) ;  	  4)   ,   ( )	  5)  ( -.);  (  ..)

mine foreman  n. . 

mine worker  = miner 1

mine-clearing  n. . 

mine-detector  n. . 

mineable  a. .   

minefield  n. .  

minelayer  n. .  

miner  n.	  1) ; ; ; 	  2) . 

mineral  1. n.	  1) 	  2) pl.  	  3) 	  4) pl. .  	2. a.	  1) ;	   mineral oil , ;	   mineral spring  	  2) . 

mineralization  n. 

mineralize  v. . ,   

mineralogist  n. 

mineralogy  n. 

Minerva  n. . . 

minesweeper  n. .  

minethrower  n. 

minever  = miniver

mingle  v. ();	   to mingle in ( with) the crowd   ;	   to mingle in society   ;	   to mingle (their) tears  

mingle-mangle  n. ,  ; 

mingy  a. . , 

mini-  pref. - (   ,    ..)

mini-recession  n. . . ,   

mini-skirt  n. -

miniate  v.	  1)  	  2)    ()

miniature  1. n.	  1) ;	   in miniature  	  2) . 	  3) .  (   ..  )	2. a. 	3. v.   

miniaturist  n. 

minibus  n. 

minicab  n. -

minify  v. , 

minikin  n.	  1)  ;  	  2) .  ()

minim  n.	  1)  ,   , 	  2) 1/60 	  3) 	  4) .  

minima  pl.  minimum

minimal  a.	  1) 	  2)  

minimize  v.	  1)   	  2) 

minimum  n. (pl. minima)	  1) ;  	  2) attr. ;	   minimum wage	    )   ;	    )  

minimus  1. a.      (   )	2. n. . 

mining  1. pres-p.  mine II, 2	2. n.	  1)  ;  ;    	  2) . .  ; 	  3) attr. , ;	   mining camp ;	   mining claim  (  );	   mining engineer  ;	   mining hole  ;	   mining machine  

minion  n.	  1) , ;	   minion of fortune  	  2) ;	   minions of the law , 	  3) . 	  4) .  (  7 )

minister  1. n.	  1) ;	   the ministers 	  2) . ;  	  3) 	  4) . , ;	   minister of vengeance  	2. v.	  1) ; ,  , ; 	  2)  

ministerial  a.	  1) ; ;	   ministerial changes    ;	   ministerial cheers (cries) .   ()   	  2) ; 	  3) . 

ministerialist  n.  

ministration  n.	  1)  	  2) (. pl.) 	  3) 

ministry  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)       	  4)  	  5) ; 

miniver  n.  

mink  n.  (  )

minnesinger  n. 

minnow  n.	  1)  ()	  2)  , 	  3)  to throw out a minnow to catch a whale =     ;	   a Triton among ( of) the minnows =   

minor  1. a.	  1) ; ;	   of minor interest    ;	   minor league .  	  2)   ;     ( ), minor court   	  3) . ; . , 	2. n.	  1)  	  2) .    	  3) .  	  4) (M.) . , 	  5) .   ( , )

Minorca  n.  ( ) {. .   }

Minorite  n. , 

minority  n.	  1) ;  ;  	  2)  minority report     

minster  n.	  1)  	  2)  

minstrel  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) pl.    ( )

minstrelsy  n.	  1)  	  2) . 	  3) ,  

mint  I n. . 	II 1. n.	  1)  	  2)  ;  ;	   mint of money  ;  ;	   mint of trouble  	  3) , ;	   mint of intrigue  	  4) attr. ,     ;	   mint coin   	2. v.	  1)  ()	  2)  ( , )	  3) . 

mintage  n.	  1)  ()	  2)   	  3)  ( )	  4)     	  5) , ;	   a word of new mintage 

minuend  n. . 

minuet  n. 

minus  1. prep.	  1) ; ;	   ten minus four is six     	  2) .  (-.);	   he came back minus an arm   ( )  	2. n.	  1)  ;  (. .)	  2) .  	  3) . 	3. a. ;	   minus quantity .  ;	   minus charge .  

minuscule  n.  (    )

minute  I	1. n.	  1)  (. . . 1/60  )	  2) ; ;	   in a minute ;	   the minute (that) the bell rings he gets up    ,  ;	   to the minute ,    up to the minute 	2. v.    	II 1. n.	  1) ,  	  2) pl.  ();	   to keep the minutes  	2. v.	  1)  	  2)   minute down 	III a.	  1) , ;	   minute anatomy  , 	  2) 	  3) , 

minute-book  n.  

minute-glass  n.   

minute-guns  n. pl.    (    )

minute-hand  n.  

minute-man  n. .	  1) .    (    1775-1783 .)	  2) ,    

minutely  I	1. a. 	2. adv. 	II adv.	  1) 	  2) 

minuteness  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) 

minutiae  n. pl. ; 

minx  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) 	  3) . 

Miocene  .	1. n. 	2. a. 

miracle  n.	  1) ;	   to a miracle  ,  	  2)  ,  	  3) . .  (. miracle play)

miraculous  a.	  1) , ; 	  2) 

mirage  n. 

mire  1. n. , ;  to find oneself ( to stick) in the mire    ;	   to bring in ( to drag through) the mire  ,   	2. v.	  1)   ,   (. mire down)	  2)  ; . 	  3)  ( -.)

miriness  n. , 

mirk  = murk

mirror  1. n.	  1) ;	   false mirror  	  2)  	  3) 	2. v. , 

mirth  n. , 

mirthful  a. , 

mirthless  a. , , 

miry  a.	  1) 	  2) 

mis  pref.      ,   , ; . misunderstand  ;	   misprint 

mis-shapen  a. , 

mis-spell  v. (mis-spelt)   ;    

mis-spelt  p.  p-p.  mis-spell

mis-spend  v. (mis-spent) ,  

mis-spent  1. p.  p-p.  mis-spend	2. a.  ;	   mis-spent youth  

mis-state  v.  ,  

mis-statement  n. ,    

mis-step  1. n.  ; , 	2. v. ; .  

misadventure  n.	  1) ,  	  2) . homicide by misadventure  ;	   death by misadventure    

misadvise  v.     

misalliance  = mesalliance

misanthrope  n. , 

misanthropic  a. 

misanthropical  a. 

misanthropy  n. 

misapplication  n.	  1)  	  2) 

misapply  v.	  1)  	  2) 

misapprehend  v.  , 

misapprehension  n.  ; ;	   to be under misapprehension   

misappropriate  v.	  1)  	  2) 

misappropriation  n.	  1)  	  2) 

misbecame  p.  misbecome

misbecome  v. (misbecame; misbecome)  ,  

misbegotten  a.   

misbehave  v.   

misbehaviour  n. ,  ; 

misbelief  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) 

misbelieve  v.	  1) 	  2)   

misbeliever  n. 

misbirth  n. , 

miscalculate  v.   ; 

miscalculation  n.   ; 

miscall  v.	  1)  	  2) .   

miscarriage  n.	  1) ; ;	   miscarriage of justice  	  2)   	  3) 

miscarry  v.	  1)  	  2)    	  3) ;  

miscast  v.    ;   

miscegenation  n.  ; .     

miscellanea  n. pl.	  1)  ;  ()	  2) , 

miscellaneous  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

miscellany  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

mischance  n. ;  ;	   by mischance  ,   

mischief  n.	  1) ; 	  2) , ;	   the mischief of it is that   , ;	   to make mischief ,  ; ;	   to keep out of mischief    	  3) , ;	   full of mischief ; 	  4) . , ;	   the boy is a regular mischief   -   what the mischief do you want?    ?;	   why the mischief? ,  ?

mischief-maker  n. , 

mischievous  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

miscomprehend  v.  

miscomprehension  n.  , 

misconceive  v.	  1)  	  2)   

misconception  n.	  1)  	  2) 

misconduct  1. n.	  1)  , 	  2)  	  3)    ;  	2. v.	  1)   	  2)   	  3)    

misconstruction  n.  

misconstrue  v.  

miscount  1. n. ;  	2. v.   ; 

miscreant  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) . 	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) . 

miscreated  a. ,  

misdate  v.  

misdeal  1. n. .  	2. v. (misdealt)	  1) .   	  2)  

misdealing  1. pres-p.  misdeal 2	2. n.  ;  

misdealt  p.  p-p.  misdeal 2

misdeed  n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 

misdeem  v. .  ,   

misdemeanant  n. . ,    

misdemeanour  n.	  1) .   , 	  2) . 

misdirect  v.	  1) ,  	  2)  	  3)     ( )

misdirection  n.    

misdoing  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

misdoubt  v.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)   

miser  I n. , , 	II n. 

miserable  a.	  1) , 	  2)  ( , )	  3)  ( , );  (   ..);  ( , )

miserably  adv.	  1)   . {. miserable}	  2) , 

miserere  . n.	  1) . " , ",  (51-   . , 50-  )	  2)   , 

miserliness  n. , 

miserly  a. , 

misery  n.	  1) 	  2) (. pl.) , 	  3) , 	  4) 

misfeasance  n. .  

misfire  1. n.	  1) 	  2) .  ;  	2. v.	  1)  ,  	  2) .  ( )

misfit  1. n.	  1)   	  2) -. , 	  3) ,     ;    , 	2. v.   ( )

misfortune  n. , , ;  misfortunes never come alone ( singly) .     ; =  ,  

misgave  p.  misgive

misgive  v. (misgave; misgiven)	  1)  , ,  ;	   my heart misgives me    	  2) .  

misgiven  p-p.  misgive

misgiving  1. pres-p.  misgive	2. n. ( pl.) ,  

misgovern  v.  

misguidance  n.  

misguide  v.	  1)  	  2)   	  3) .  , 

mishandle  v.	  1)  	  2)  

mishap  n. , 

mishear  v. (misheard) 

misheard  p.  p-p.  mishear

mishit  1. n. 	2. v. 

mishmash  n. , , 

misinform  v.  ; ,   

misinformation  n. 

misinterpret  v.  

misinterpretation  n.  

misjudge  v.    ; 

misjudgement  n.  ; 

mislaid  p.  p-p.  mislay

mislay  v. (mislaid)    , , 

mislead  v. (misled)	  1)   	  2)   ,    

misleading  1. pres-p.  mislead	2. a.   , 

misled  p.  p-p.  mislead

mismanage  v.   (-.); 

mismanagement  n.  

misname  v.  

misnomer  n.     

misogamy  n.  

misogyny  n. 

misplace  v.	  1) ,    	  2) to misplace one's confidence ( trust)   

misprint  1. n. 	2. v.  ;  

misprise  = misprize

misprize  v. 

mispronounce  v.  

mispronunciation  n.  

misquotation  n.    - 

misquote  v.  

misread  v. (misread )	  1)  	  2)  

misrepresent  v.    , 

misrepresentation  n. 

misrule  1. n.	  1)  	  2)  Lord ( Abbot, Master) of M.    (  )	2. v.  

miss  I	1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ,  (-.)	  3) .  a miss is as good as a mile . =   ; "-"  ;	   to give smb., smth. a miss  -., -.;   -., -.	2. v.	  1) ,    (. .);	   to miss fire  ; .  ,   	  2) , ;  ;  ;	   to miss a promotion   ;	   to miss an opportunity  ;	   to miss smb.'s words ,  ,    . ;	   to miss the train   ;	   I missed him at the hotel      ;	   to miss smb. in the crowd  -.  ;	   to miss the bus	    )   ;	    )   ,  -.	  3) ,   (,   ..)	  4) ,  (,  -  , ; . miss out)	  5)   (-., -.);  ( -.);	   we missed you badly     	  6) ;	   he just missed being killed     	  7)    ;	   he won't be missed    ;	   when did you miss your purse?   ,     ?	II n.	  1) ,  (      ;         - M. Jones,          - M. Mary;      . )	  2) . , 	  3) . 

missal  n. .  ()

missel  n.  ()

missile  1. n.	  1) .  ; 	  2) .  	2. a.	  1) ; ;	   missile complex  	  2) 

missilery  n. .	  1)  	  2) 

missing  1. pres-p.  miss I, 2	2. a. , ;	   missing link  ;	   there is a page missing   	3. n. (the missing) pl. .   

mission  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	  3) ,  ()	  4)  	  5)  	  6) ,  	  7)   	  8) . () ; 	  9) attr. ;	   mission style .  ( ,   ..),         	2. v.	  1)   	  2)   

missionary  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	2. a. 

missis  n.	  1) ; 	  2) (the missis) . , ;	   how is your missis?    ?

missive  n.  ; 

missus  = missis

missy  n.  (. .,  .    )

mist  1. n.	  1) () ; ; ; ;	   Scotch mist  ; ,   	  2)   	2. v.	  1)  ; ()	  2) (  ) it mists, it is misting 

mistake  1. n. ; , ;	   by mistake   and no mistake, make no mistake . , ; , 	2. v. (mistook; mistaken)	  1) ;  ; ;	   there is no mistaking his meaning   ,     	  2)  -.    -.   (for);	   to mistake one's man .   

mistaken  1. p-p.  mistake 2;	   you are mistaken   ,    {. . 2, 3}	2. a.	  1) ;	   mistaken identity .  	  2) 	  3) , ;	   you are mistaken   {. . 1}

mistakenly  adv.	  1) 	  2) 

mister  1. n. (. Mr.) ,  (             ;  ,    . : hey, mister! , !)	2. v. don't mister me    "",   

mistime  v.	  1)     , 	  2)    	  3)   

mistiness  n. 

mistletoe  n. .  (      )

mistook  p.  mistake 2

mistral  n.  ( .    )

mistranslate  v.  

mistranslation  n.  

mistreat  . = maltreat

mistreatment  . = maltreatment

mistress  n.	  1)  (); . , ;	   M. of the Adriatic . ;	   you are your own mistress    ;	   you are mistress of the situation   	  2) . Mrs. ,  (            )	  3) , 	  4) 	  5) ; . 	  6) .  

mistrial  n. .	  1)  ,       	  2) .  ,       

mistrust  1. n. ; 	2. v.  ; , 

mistrustful  a. 

misty  a.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   misty idea  	  3)  ()

misunderstand  v. (misunderstood)  

misunderstanding  1. pres-p.  misunderstand	2. n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) 

misunderstood  p.  p-p.  misunderstand

misuse  1. n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) 	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) 

mite  I n.	  1) . , 	  2)  , ;	   let me offer my mite      	  3)    ;	   a mite of a child ,  not a mite . , 	II n. 

Mithras  n.  (  )

mitigate  v. , ;  (, );  ()

mitigation  n. , 

mitigatory  a.	  1) 	  2) . , 

mitosis  n. . , 

mitrailleuse  n. . . . 

mitral  a.    ;	   mitral valve .   

mitre  I	1. n.	  1) . 	  2)  	2. v.  	II .	1. n.	  1)     45 	  2)    	2. v. ,   ,     45 

mitre-wheel  n. .   

mitt  (.  mitten) n.	  1)  (   )	  2) pl. .  	  3) . ; ;	   to tip smb.'s mitt	    )   -.  ;	    )  -. , 

mitt-reader  n. . . , 

mitten  n.	  1) ; 	  2) pl. = mitt 2;	  3) = mitt 1	  4) .   to get the mitten	    )   ( );	    )    ;	   to give the mitten ;	   to handle without mittens  ;    

mittimus  . n.	  1) .     ;   	  2) .   

mix  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  (.  )	  3) , 	  4) . 	2. v.	  1) , , 	  2) (), ();	   oil will not mix with water     ,    	  3) ();	   the colours mix well    	  4) ;  ( ); ;	   not to mix well   	  5) -. 	  6) .  mix up	    )  ;	    ) , ;	    ) ;	   to be mixed up   (in, with -  -.)

mix-in  n. . , 

mix-up  n. .	  1) , 	  2) 

mixed  1. p-p.  mix 2	2. 1) , 	  2) ;	   mixed train  ;	   mixed crew  	  3) ,    ;	   mixed school  ;	   mixed bathing  	  4) . ; 	  5) . mixed vowel    

mixer  n.	  1) ,    , ; 	  2) .   (. good mixer);	   bad mixer  	  3) .  

mixture  n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   without mixture  	  3) . 

mizzle  I	1. n. 	2. v. (  ) it mizzles, it is mizzling 	II v. . , 

mnemonic  a. 

mnemonics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

mo  (. .  moment) wait a mo!, half a mo!  !,  !;	   in a mo ,  

moan  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . . ;	   to make one's moan 	2. v.	  1) 	  2) . , 

moat  1. n.  ( )	2. v.  

mob  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) . 	  3) .  	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  , 

mob law  n. 

mob-cap  n.  

mobile  1. a.	  1) , ; ;	   mobile warfare  ;	   mobile broadcasting company ( team)     	  2) , ;	   mobile mind  	  3) 	2. n.	  1) .  -   (. mobile home)	  2) ,         

mobility  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 

mobilization  n. 

mobilize  v.	  1)  ()	  2)  	  3)  ()  

mocassin  n.	  1) ;	   water mocassins  	  2) .  

mocha  n.   (. mocha coffee)

mock  1. n. .	  1) ; 	  2) ;	   to make a mock of 	  3) ; 	2. a.	  1) ;	   mock marriage  	  2) ; ; 	  3)  mock moon = paraselene; mock sun = parhelion	3. v.	  1)  (at); , 	  2) ; 	  3)    ();  ,  mock up . 

mock-heroic  .	1. n.	  1)  	  2)    	2. n. 

mock-turtlesoup  n.    

mock-up  n.      

mockery  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) 	  3) 	  4)  

mocking-bird  n. . 

mod  .	1. a. 	2. n.   ; 

modal  a.	  1)   (  )	  2) . . 	  3) .   , 

modality  n. . . 

mode  n.	  1) , ;	   mode of production  	  2)  ;	   mode of life  	  3) , 	  4) ; 	  5) . , 

model  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) .  	  3) , 	  4) ; 	  5) 	  6)   (  )	  7) attr. , 	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2) . 	  3) 	  4)    (-.;	   after, on);	   to model oneself (up)on smb.  -.  	  5)  , ,  , 

modeler  n.	  1) 	  2) 

modeling  1. pres-p.  model 2	2. n.	  1)   	  2)  	  3) . 

modeller  n.	  1) 	  2) 

modelling  1. pres-p.  model 2	2. n.	  1)   	  2)  	  3) . 

moderate  1. n. ,    (.  ), 	2. a.	  1) ;  ( ); , ;	   moderate in drinking , 	  2) ,  ( );  ( , );	   a man of moderate abilities   ;	   moderate price  	  3) ,  ( ,  )	3. v.	  1) ; 	  2) , ; 	  3)  ; ;  ( )	  4) 	  5) .    

moderation  n.	  1) ; ;	   in moderation ; 	  2) ; 	  3) ,  ()	  4) . ;	   moderation of neutrons  	  5) pl.       ( )

moderator  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3)  ;  ,   ..  	  4) .   	  5)  (      )	  6) .  ( )

modern  1. a. ; ;	   modern age  ;	   modern languages  ;	   modern school     ;	   development on modern lines 	2. n.	  1)   	  2) (the moderns) pl.  ,   ..

modernism  n.	  1) ;  	  2) . 

modernist  n. 

modernistic  a. . 

modernity  n. ,  

modernize  v. ; 

modest  a.	  1) ; ;	   to be in modest circumstances    	  2) ; 

modesty  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 

modi  pl.  modus

modicum  n.	  1)   , 	  2)  

modifiable  a.  

modification  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) pl. ;  	  3) . , ;   

modificatory  a. ; 

modify  v.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) .   	  4) . 

modish  a.	  1) 	  2)   

modiste  n. .	  1) 	  2) 

mods  I .  moderation 5	II .  modern 2, 2

modulate  v.	  1) 	  2) .  	  3) .      

modulation  n. 

module  n.	  1) ;	   module of design  ;	   module of torsion    	  2)  ,   (  )

modulus  = module 1

modus  n. (pl. modi) ;	   modus vivendi	    )  ;	    )   ( );	   modus operandi  

Mogul  1. n.	  1) ; ;   ;	   the Great ( the Grand) Mogul .  	  2) (m.) . ,   	  3) pl.     	2. a.	  1) 	  2)    

mohair  n.	  1)   	  2) 

Mohammed  n. , 

Mohammedan  1. a. , 	2. n. , ; , 

Mohawk  n.	  1) -	  2) .  (   )	  3) = Mohock

Mohican  n.    

Mohock  n. . , .    (  XVIII .  )

moiety  n. ; 

moil  I	1. n.	  1)  ; . 	  2) ; 	  3) . 	2. v.	  1)    (.   to toil and moil)	  2) . 	II n. 

moire  1. a. . 	2. n. .  ()

moist  1. a.	  1) ; ;	   moist colours   ( )	  2) 	2. v. = moisten

moisten  v.	  1) ; 	  2)  , , ;	   her eyes moistened   

moisture  n. , ; 

moke  n. .	  1) 	  2) 

molar  I	1. n.  	2. a. 	II a. . , 

molasses  n. pl. (.  sing) ,   (as) slow as molasses .  

mold  I = mould I	II = mould II

Moldavian  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  

mole  I n. 	II 1. n. 	2. v. ,  ( )	III n.	  1) 	  2) 	IV n. . , -

mole-eyed  a.	  1)     (  )	  2) 

mole-rat  n. . 

molecular  a. 

molecule  n. 

molehill  n. 

moleskin  n.	  1)  	  2) . 	  3) pl.  

molest  v. ; 

molestation  n. , 

molestful  a. , 

moll  n.	  1) = molly 1  2	  2) . .  

mollification  n. , 

mollify  v. , 

mollusc  n. . 

molluscous  a.	  1) . 	  2) , 

molly  n.	  1) . ,  	  2) . 	  3)    , ""	  4) . "", "" (. Miss M.)	  5)   (   ..)

Molly Maguire  n. .    ,     

molly-coddle  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . "", ""	2. v. , 

Moloch  n.	  1) .  (. .)	  2) . 

molten  a.	  1) 	  2) 

molybdenite  n. .  , 

molybdenum  n. . 

moment  n.	  1) , , , ;	   at ( for) the moment   ;	   this moment	    ) ;	    )  ;	   to the (very) moment    ;	   a man of the moment ,    ;	   ally of the moment ,  	  2) , ;	   a decision of great moment  ;	   it is of no moment    	  3) . . 

momenta  pl.  momentum

momentarily  adv.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) 

momentary  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

momently  adv.	  1)    	  2) 	  3)  

momentous  a. ,   

momentum  n. (pl. momenta)	  1) .  ;  ,  ( );  	  2) , ; .   to grow in momentum ;	   to gather ( to achieve) momentum , ;  , 

monacal  a. , 

monachal  a. , 

monad  n.	  1) . 	  2) .  	  3) .  

monandry  n. , 

monarch  n.	  1) 	  2) . -

monarchal  = monarchic(al)

monarchic  a. 

monarchical  a. 

monarchist  n. 

monarchy  n. 

monastery  n.  ()

monastic  1. a. ; 	2. n. 

Monday  n.  Black Monday . .     ;	   Monday feeling   ( )

Mondayish  a. .        

mondial  a. , 

monetary  a.	  1) ; ;	   monetary unit  	  2) ;	   International M. Fund   

monetize  v.	  1)  ()    	  2)   	  3)  ()  

money  n.	  1) (. sing) ;	   to make money	    )  ;	    ) ;	   in the money . 	  2) pl. (s )  , 	  3) pl. (monies) .  	  4)  ( );	   his horse took first money     money makes the mare (to) go . =     ;	   money makes money .   

money's-worth  n. -.   ,  

money-agent  n. 

money-bag  n.	  1)   	  2) pl. 	  3) pl. " ", ; 

money-bill  n.  

money-box  n. 

money-changer  n.	  1) 	  2)    

money-grubber  n. 

money-grubbing  1. n. 	2. a. ; 

money-lender  n. 

money-maker  n.	  1) 	  2) . ,  

money-market  n.  ;  

money-spinner  n.	  1)   ,   	  2) .  ,   ..	  3) ; 

moneyed  a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   moneyed assistance  ;	   the moneyed interest  ;  

moneyless  a.   ,   , 

moneyorder  n.   

moneywort  n. . ,  

monger  n. ,  (. .   , . fishmonger  ;	   newsmonger . )

Mongol  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  	2. a. 

Mongolian  = Mongol

mongoose  n. . 

mongrel  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	2. a. , 

monicker  n. . ; 

monies  pl.  money 3

moniker  n. . ; 

monism  n. . 

monistic  a. . 

monition  n.	  1) ; 	  2)   	  3) . 

monitor  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  ,      ;  	  3) ,  	  4) . 	  5) . 	  6) . 	  7) .  	  8) . 	  9) . .  	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) . . ,  (   ..)	  3)  	  4) .   

monitorial  a.	  1) , 	  2)    ;	   monitorial school ,          

monitory  1. a. 	2. n. .   (. monitory letter)

monk  n. 

monkery  n. .	  1)  ; 	  2) . , 

monkey  1. n. (pl. s )	  1) 	  2) . . , 	  3) .  	  4)   	  5)     	  6) . 500  ; . 500 	  7) .  to put smb.'s monkey up  -.;	   to get one's monkey up , 	2. v.	  1) , ; 	  2) 	  3) , 	  4) ;   (with, about)

monkey-bread  n.	  1)  ()	  2)  

monkey-business  n. .	  1)  ,  	  2)  

monkey-chatter  n. . "() " (  )

monkey-jacket  n.   , 

monkey-jar  n.    

monkey-nut  n.  , 

monkey-puzzle  n. .  

monkey-shine  (. pl.) . = monkey-business 2

monkey-wrench  n.	  1) .   	  2) , ;	   to throw a monkey-wrench into smth. ; =    

monkeyish  a.	  1) 	  2) 

monkeytricks  n. pl. , 

monkhood  n. 

monkish  a. 

monks'hood  n. . , 

mono     -, -, -;	   monosemantic 

monobasic  a. . 

monochromatic  a. , , 

monochrome  1. n.  	2. a. , , 

monocle  n. 

monocline  n. . ,  

monocotyledon  n. .  

monocracy  n. , 

monocular  1. a.	  1) 	  2) . 	2. n. . 

monody  n.	  1)     (  )	  2)  

monoecious  a. . 

monogamist  n.  

monogamy  n. , 

monogram  n. 

monograph  1. n. 	2. v.  

monographer  n.  

monographic  a. 

monogyny  n. 

monolith  n. 

monolithic  a. 

monologize  v.  ,    

monologue  n. 

monomania  n. . 

monomaniac  n. 

monomark  n. .    (   )

monomer  n. . 

monometallic  a. . 

monomial  .	1. n. 	2. a. 

monophase  a. . 

monophthong  n. . 

monophthongize  v. . 

monoplane  n. 

monopolist  n.	  1) 	  2)   

monopolize  v. ;	   to monopolize the conversation  ,     

monopoly  n. 

monorail  n.	  1)   ; 	  2)    

monosyllabic  a. 

monosyllable  n.  ;	   to speak in monosyllables  , 

monotheism  n. , 

monotheistic  a. 

monotint  n.      

monotone  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	2. a. = monotonous	3. v. ,    

monotonous  a. ; ; 

monotony  n. ; ; 

monotype  n.	  1) . ,   	  2) . 

monoxide  n. . 

Monroeism  n. . .  

monsieur  n. . (pl. messieurs) , 

monsoon  n.	  1) 	  2)  

monster  1. n.	  1) ; . . 	  2) 	2. a. , 

monstrance  n. . 

monstrosity  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ,  

monstrous  a.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) , 	  4) ; , 	  5) . , 

montage  n.	  1) . 	  2) 	  3) . 

montane  a.	  1) 	  2)  ( )

Montenegrin  1. n. 	2. a. 

month  n.  a month of Sundays .  ,  ;	   in a month of Sundays =    

monthly  1. a. ;	   monthly wage  	2. adv. ;   	3. n.	  1)  	  2) pl. 

monticule  n.	  1) 	  2) .   ()

monument  n. ; ;	   the M.       1666 .

monumental  a.	  1) ;	   monumental mason ,   , 	  2) 	  3) , 

monumentalize  v. 

moo  1. n. 	2. v. 

mooch  v. .	  1) , ;  ()	  2)    ; 	  3) 

mood  I n. ;  ;	   a mood of anxiety  ;	   to be in the mood for smth.    -.;	   in no mood  ,    ( -.);	   a man of moods  	II n.	  1) . 	  2) . , 

moody  a.	  1)    	  2) , ;   

moolah  = mullah

moon  1. n.	  1) 	  2) .  ()	  3)  	  4) . . month	  5)   to cry for the moon  ;	   to bay the moon   ,   ;	   to aim ( to level) at the moon    ,  ;	   to believe that the moon is made of green cheese   	2. v.	  1) , ,     (. moon about, moon along, moon around)	  2)     (. moon away)

moon robot  = moon rover

moon rover  n. 

moon shot  n.   

moon walker  = moon rover

moonbeam  n.   

moonblind  a. .   

moonblindness  n. .  

mooncalf  n. ; 

mooneye  n.	  1) .    ( )	  2) = moonblindness

mooneyed  a.	  1)   	  2)    ( )	  3)    ,    ( ,   ..)

moonfaced  a. 

moonhead  n. . . 

moonlander  n.    ,    

moonlight  1. n.	  1)  	  2) attr.   ;	   moonlight flitting (flitter) .  ()   ,     	2. v.   

moonlighter  n.	  1) pl. .    ,   ,   ,     	  2) 

moonlit  a.   

moonlooper  n.    ,  

moonscape  n.  

moonshine  n.	  1)  	  2) ; 	  3) . . ;  

moonshiner  n. . .	  1) 	  2) ,  

moonship  n.    

moonstone  n. .  

moonstruck  a. 

moony  a.	  1)   ; 	  2) , ; 	  3) . 

Moor  n.	  1) 	  2) . 	moor  I n.	  1)  ,  	  2)   	II v. ; ();   

moor game  n.   (moorcock , moorhen )

moorage  n.	  1)  	  2)    

moorbath  n. ,    

moorcock  . moor game

moorfowl  = moor game

moorhen  . moor game

mooringmast  n. .   ( )

moorings  n. pl. .  ; ,  ,   ..

Moorish  a. 

moorland  n. ,  

Moorman  n.  ( )

moose  n.  

moot  1. n.	  1) .        	  2) .    (  )	2. a. 	3. v.    ; 

mooted  1. p-p.  moot 3	2. a. . = moot 2

mop  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2) ,  ()	2. v.	  1)   ,  (. mop out)	  2)  (, );	   to mop dry  ;	   to mop one's brow     mop up	    ) ; ;	    ) .  ();	    ) . , ; ;	    ) .  (   ) to mop the earth ( the ground, the floor) with smb.  -.   ,  -.	II 1. n. mops and mows , 	2. v. to mop and mow 

mope  1. n. (the mopes) pl. ;	   to have a fit of the mopes 	2. v. ;    ,     ( mope by oneself, mope about)

mopeeyed  a. 

mopish  a.   ; 

moppet  n. . ; 

moraine  n. . 

moral  1. n.	  1) , ;	   to draw the moral  , 	  2) pl. ; ;  	  3) pl.  the very moral of smb. .  ,   -.	2. a.	  1) , ; ; ;	   moral code  ;	   moral philosophy 	  2) 	  3) , ;	   moral life  	  4) ; ;	   moral certainty  ;  

morale  n.  ;  ;	   national morale  ;	   to undermine the morale  , 

moralist  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  

morality  n.	  1) 	  2) pl.  ; 	  3) pl.  	  4) ;	   copybook morality  	  5) . . 

moralize  v.	  1) 	  2)  , 	  3) ;  

morally  adv.	  1) ; 	  2)   	  3) 	  4)   ;  , 

morass  n. ,  ( .)

moratorium  n. ;      

moratory  a.   

Moravian  1. a.	  1) 	  2) .    	2. n.	  1)  	  2) pl. .  

morbid  a.	  1) ; 	  2) ;	   morbid anatomy  ;	   morbid growth . 	  3)  ;  ();	   morbid imagination  	  4) , 

morbidity  n.	  1) 	  2) 

morbidness  n.    . {. morbid 3}

morbific  a. 

mordacity  n. ; 

mordant  1. a.	  1) , , 	  2) . 	  3) .   ()	  4)  	2. n.	  1)  ( )	  2)  ( ); 

mordent  n. . 

more  1. a.	  1) comp.  much 1  many 1;	  2) ,  ;	   he has more ability than his predecessors    ,    	  3) ,  (.     );	   two more cruisers were sunk     ;	   bring some more water   	2. adv.	  1) comp.  much 2;	  2) ;	   you should walk more    	  3)    comp.    : more powerful  	  4) ; , ;	   once more   more or less   , ;	   the more ... the more  ...,  ;	   the more he has the more he wants    ,    ;	   the more the better  ,  ;	   neither more nor less than  ,   ;   , ;	   all the more so  ;	   never more ;	   he is no more    	3. n.  ;   what is more ,  ;	   hope to see more of you    ;	   we saw no more of him     ;	   there is more to come    

moreen  n.  ()   ( )

morel  I n.  (; . petty morel)	II n. .  

moreover  adv.  ,  

mores  . n. pl. 

Moresque  1. a. 	2. n.	  1)  	  2) 

morganatic  a. 

morgue  I n. .	  1) , 	  2) . .       	II n. . , 

moribund  a. 

morion  n. . . 

Mormon  n.	  1) 	  2) (m.) 

morn  n.	  1) . 	  2) (the morn) . ;	   the morn's morning  

morning  n.	  1) ;	   good morning   ; 	  2) .  	  3)  ,  (-.);	   the morning of life  	  4) attr. ;	   morning coat ;	   morning gown ;	   morning watch .   ( 4  8 .)

morning glory  n. .	  1) 	  2) 

morning star  n.  , 

morocco  1. n. (pl. os ) 	2. a. 

moron  n. , 

morose  a. , , 

morpheme  n. . 

Morpheus  n. . . ;	   in the arms of Morpheus   , 

morphia  = morphine

morphine  n. 

morphinism  n. , 

morphologic  a. 

morphological  a. 

morphology  n. 

morris  n.         (. morris dance)

morrow  n.	  1) . 	  2) . ,   {. tomorrow 2}	  3) ,    (-.) ;	   on the morrow of   (-.),   (-.)

morse  n. . 	Morse  n.	  1) attr. Morse code, Morse alphabet  ;	   Morse telegraph  	  2) . . Morse code, Morse telegraph

morsel  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) ,     

mortal  1. a.	  1) ;	   not a mortal man   	  2) ;	   mortal agony  	  3) , ;	   mortal enemy  	  4) . ;	   in a mortal hurry   	  5) . 	2. n. , 	3. adv.	  1) . . , 	  2) = mortally

mortality  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  ()	  4) ,  ( )	  5) attr. mortality tables   

mortally  adv. 

mortar  I	1. n.	  1) , 	  2) . ; 	2. v.	  1)   	  2) .   	II 1. n.  ;  	2. v.   

mortar-board  n.	  1) . 	  2) .      (    )

mortgage  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  ()

mortgagee  n.   

mortgager  n. ,   

mortgagor  n. ,   

mortice  = mortise

mortician  n. .   ; 

mortification  n.	  1) ; ;	   mortification of the flesh  	  2) ;   , 	  3) . ; 	  4) .    

mortify  v.	  1)  (,   ..);  ()	  2) , 	  3) . , 	  4) .    

mortifying  1. pres-p.  mortify	2. a. , 

mortise  .	1. n.	  1) , , 	  2) attr. mortise chisel 	2. v.  ;  ()

mortmain  n. .   (  ,    ..)   , " "

mortuary  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) .        	2. a. , ;	   mortuary urn   

Mosaic  a. . ;	   Mosaic Law  	mosaic  1. n.	  1) 	  2) -.,     (. . )	2. a. 	3. v.  ;   

moselle  n.  ()

Moses  n. . 

mosey  v. . .	  1)  , 	  2) , 

Moslem  1. n. ; 	2. a. 

mosque  n. 

mosquito  n. (pl. oes )	  1) ; 	  2) attr. 

mosquito-craft  n. .  ; .  

mosquito-fleet  n. . ""  ( )

mosquito-net  n.   ,   ..

moss  1. n.	  1) . 	  2) . ; 	  3) .  	2. v.  

moss-back  n. .	  1) = menhaden	  2) (M.) . ,  (.  )      (    )	  3) .  ;  

moss-berry  n. .  ()

moss-grown  a.	  1)  	  2) , 

moss-rose  n.  , 

mossiness  n. ; 

mosstrooper  n.	  1) .  (    XVII .)	  2) 

mossy  a. ;  

most  I	1. a.	  1) sup.  much 1  many 1;	  2) ;	   most people  ;	   for the most part  ;  	2. adv.	  1) sup.  much 2;	  2)  ;	   what most annoys me...  ,    ...	  3) ,   ;	   his speech was most convincing    ,  	  4)    sup.    : most beautiful   at most  ;   ;	   ten at most   ,   ;	   this is at most a makeshift   ,  	3. n.  ,  ;	   this is the most I can do   ,    ;	   at the most  ;	   most of them    most and least .   ;	   to make the most of smth.	    )   ;	    ) ,    .	II adv. . . (.  almost) 

mostly  adv.   ,  , , 

mot  n. . (pl. s ) ;	   mot juste  

mote  n.	  1) 	  2)  to see a mote in thy brother's eye .      ;   

motel  n. , 

motet  n. 

moth  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) 

mothball  n.     ( )

motheaten  a.	  1)  	  2) ; 

mother  1. n.	  1) ; ; ;	   M. Superior  	  2) , 	  3) ;  (. artificial mother)	  4) attr. mother tongue	    )  ;	    )  mother earth   ;	   every mother's son of (you, them, etc.)   ,   ;	   mother wit  ;  ; 	2. v.	  1)  -; , 	  2) ;   	  3)  , 	  4) ,   	  5)  ;	   this novel was mothered on ( upon) Miss X.     .

mother country  n.	  1) 	  2)  (   )

mother missile  n. -,   ( )

mother of pearl  n. 

mother of thousands  n. .	  1)  	  2) , 

mother ship  n. .	  1)  	  2)  -

mother's mark  n.  

mother-craft  n.   

mother-in-law  n. (pl. mothers-in-law)	  1) 	  2) 

mother-of-pearl  a. 

motherhood  n. 

mothering  n.  , 

mothering Sunday  n. .   

motherland  n. , 

motherless  a.  

motherly  1. a. 	2. adv. -

mothers-in-law  pl.  mother-in-law

motif  n. .	  1)  ,  , 	  2)   ( )

motile  a. .  , 

motion  1. n.	  1) ;	   in motion ,  ,  ;	   to set ( to put) in motion ;    (. .)	  2)  (  ..)	  3) , ; 	  4) ;	   of one's own motion   	  5)  ( );	   motion for adjournment .     (     ..)	  6)  ()	  7) pl. 	  8) . 	  9) . 	2. v.  

motion picture  n. , 

motional  a. 

motionless  a. ,  ;   

motivate  = motive 3

motivation  n.	  1) ;  	  2) ; 

motive  1. n.	  1) , , ;	   driving motive  	  2) = motif 1	2. a.	  1) ;	   motive power ( force)  ; 	  2) 	3. v.	  1) 	  2)    	  3) (. pass.) 

motley  1. a. ;  (. .);	   motley horde  	2. n.	  1) ,  	  2) .  ;	   man of motley ;	   to wear motley  

motor  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3)   (. motor boat)	  4) .  ;  	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   motor show  	3. v.	  1)   	  2)   

motor boat  n.  ;  

motor bus  n. 

motor cycle  n. 

motor ship  n. 

motor-car  n.	  1)  	  2) .  

motor-cyclist  n. 

motorcade  n. .	  1) 	  2)  ;  

motorcycle  v.  ;   

motoring  1. pres-p.  motor 3	2. n.	  1)  	  2)  

motorist  n. 

mottle  1. n. , 	2. v. ; 

mottled  1. p-p.  mottle 2	2. a.	  1) , ; 	  2)  ( )

motto  n. (pl. oes )	  1) , 	  2) 

moufflon  n. . 

mould  I	1. n. ;  	2. v.  ; ; .   	II 1. n.	  1) () , , 	  2) ; 	  3) 	  4) .   	  5)   ,   ..	  6) ;	   people of a special mould   	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2)   	  3)  ();  mould into  ;	   mould on, mould upon    -.

moulder  I n.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3) .   	II v.	  1) ,  ( moulder away)	  2)  (); 

mound  1. n. ; ; ;  	2. v.  ;  

mount  I	1. n.	  1)   	  2) ,   ,      ; 	  3)  ()	  4)   (  )	  5) .  ( )	2. v.	  1) , , ;	   to mount the throne   	  2) his colour mounted, a blush mounted to his face     	  3) ,  ( )	  4)      ,  	  5)   	  6)   	  7) , ;	   to mount a picture    ;	   to mount a specimen     ( );	   to mount jewels     ;	   to mount a gun .    	II n.	  1) ;  (.,  , . Mount Everest  )	  2)  ( )

mountain  n.	  1) 	  2) , , 	  3) (the M.) . . "",  	  4) attr. ;  the mountain in labour, the mountain has brought forth a mouse =   ;	   to make a mountain out of a molehill =    ; 

mountaineer  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. v.    ,   

mountaineering  1. pres-p.  mountaineer 2	2. n. 

mountainous  a.	  1) 	  2) 

mountebank  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	2. v.	  1)  	  2) , 

mounted  1. p-p.  mount I, 2	2. a.	  1) ;	   mounted police  	  2) 	  3) , 	  4) mounted gem    

mounting  1. pres-p.  mount I, 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2)      	  3)  ()	  4) 	  5) 

mourn  v.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3) , , 

mourner  n.	  1)   	  2) 

mournful  a. , ; ; 

mourning  1. pres-p.  mourn	2. n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) ;	   to go into mourning  ;	   in mourning	    )  ;	    ) .  ( );	    )  ( )	  4) attr. 

mouse  1. n. (pl. mice)	  1) 	  2) .  	2. v.	  1)  	  2) ,  (. mouse around, mouse about, mouse along) mouse out . , 

moustache  n. 

mouth  1. n. pl.	  1) , ;	   by mouth, by word of mouth 	  2) , 	  3)  (, )	  4)  ( , )	  5)  (); , 	  6) ;	   to make mouths  , 	  7) . 	  8) . , , ;  ; ;  from mouth to mouth    ;	   to open one's mouth too wide	    )   ;	    )  (  );	   to take the words out of smb.'s mouth  -. ;	   to put words into smb.'s mouth	    )  -.,   ;	    )  -. -. ;	   to have a good (bad) mouth  ()   ( )	2. v.	  1)  ; 	  2) ; 	  3)    	  4) 	  5)  ( )

mouth-filling  a. 

mouth-organ  n.  

mouther  n.	  1)  	  2) 

mouthful  n.	  1)   (-.); ; 	  2)  	  3)  ,   .. to say a mouthful  -. , 

mouthpiece  n.	  1) 	  2) , ;  ( );  (,   ..)	  3) 

mouthy  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

movable  1. a.	  1) ; , , 	  2)  ( )	2. n. pl. ,  

move  1. n.	  1) ,  ;	   to make a move	    ) ;	    )  -  {. . 3  4};	   to get a move on . , , ; (to be) on the move ()  ,  	  2)  (  )	  3)  ( );	   to make a move   {. . 1  4}	  4) , ;	   to make a move  -.;   {. . 1  3}	  5) , ;	   foreign-policy moves  	2. v.	  1) (); ();	   to move a piece .  	  2)  (.,   )	  3)   ;	   to move the bowels   	  4)  ( -.)	  5) , 	  6) ;  (-. , );	   to move to anger (to laughter)  ();	   to move to tears   	  7)  (, );  ,  (   ..);  (for)	  8) ; ;	   to move house    	  9)  ( ); ,  ( )	  10) ; ;	   nothing is moving in the garden      	  11)    ; 	  12) ; 	  13)  ( ) move about , ,     ;	   move away	    ) (); ;	    ) ;	   move back	    ) ;	    )   ;  ;	    ) ;	   move down , ;	   move for   -.;	   move in	    ) , ;	    )  ( );	   move off	    ) ;	    ) ; ;	   move on ,  ;	   move out	    )  (  ..);	    )  ( );	   move over , ;	   move up ;	   to move up reserves .   to move heaven and earth    ; =   

moveless  a. ;	   moveless countenance   

movement  n.	  1) , , 	  2)  ()	  3) , 	  4) , 	  5)  ()	  6)  ,  ( )	  7) . ; ;	   upward (downward) movement  () 	  8) . ; 	  9)   	  10) .  

mover  n.	  1) ,  ;	   prime mover  ;  	  2) ,  (  ..)

movie  n. .	  1) 	  2) pl. 	  3) pl. 

moviegoer  n. 

moviemaker  n. 

movietone  n.  

moving  1. pres-p.  move 2	2. a.	  1) (); 	  2) , 

moving pictures  n. pl. 

moving staircase  n. 

moviola  n. . . ,  

mow  I .	1. n. 	2. v. ; {. . mop i:i:}	II 1. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	2. v. , 	III v. (mowed ;	   mowed, mown) ;  mow down	    ) ;	    )  (   ..);	   mow off = mow down

mower  n.	  1) 	  2) 

mowing-machine  n. , 

mown  p-p.  mow III

Mr.  .  mister 1

Mrs.  .  mistress 2

much  1. a. (more; most) ;	   much snow  ;	   much time   much water has flown under the bridge since that time =      ;	   to be too much for     -.	2. adv. (more; most)	  1) ;	   I am much obliged to you    	  2) ( comp.) , ;	   much more natural  ;	   much better  	  3) , ;	   much of a size (a height, etc.)     (    ..);	   much (about) the same  (	    )  ,    not much  ;    	3. n. ;	   to make much of	    )  ;   ;	    )   -., -. he is not much of a scholar     ;	   much of a muchness .  (	    )  ; =   ;	   much will have more . =   

mucilage  n.	  1)   ();  	  2) 

muck  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . ; , ;	   to make a muck of smth. ,  -.	  3) . ,  	  4) ,  	  5) attr. 	2. v.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) .  (. muck up)	  4) . ,   muck about . ;	   muck in: to muck in (with smb.)  ( -.) ,   ..

muck-rake  1. n.	  1)   	  2) , 	2. v.        

muck-raker  n. " " (,            )

mucker  1. n.	  1) .  ; .  ;	   to come a mucker .	    )  ;	    )   ; ;	   to go a mucker    (on, over)	  2) . , 	  3) .  (); ;  	2. v. .	  1)  , ;  	  2)  ( mucker away)

muckworm  n.	  1)  	  2) 

mucky  a.	  1) 	  2) 

mucous  a. ;	   mucous membrane  

mucus  n. 

mud  n.	  1) , ; , ;	   to stick in the mud   ; .   ;	   to throw ( to fling) mud (at)  ; 	  2) 

mud box  n. . 

mud-bath  n. .  

muddle  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   to make a muddle of smth. ,  -.	  2)   	2. v.	  1) ,  ( muddle up, muddle together)	  2)  -; 	  3) ;  muddle away (one's time, money, etc.)   (,   ..);	   muddle into   -.    ;	   muddle on  ,  ;	   muddle through -    

muddle-headed  a. , 

muddy  1. a.	  1) , 	  2)  ( )	  3) ; 	  4)  ( )	  5) , 	  6)  ( )	  7)  ( )	2. v.	  1)  	  2) 

mudfish  n. ,   ,  

mudguard  n. . ; .   

mudlark  n.	  1) ,  	  2)  , 

mudsill  n. . 

mudslinger  n. . . 

muezzin  . n. 

muff  I n.	  1) 	  2) . , 	II 1. n.	  1) ,    ; ""; . ""	  2) , ; 	2. v. , ,  (. to make a muff of the business);	   to muff one's lines .   

muffin  n.	  1)  	  2) 

muffineer  n.	  1)      	  2)     ,   ..

muffle  1. n. .	  1) ; 	  2)  	2. v.	  1) ,  ( muffle up)	  2) ,  ()

muffled  1. p-p.  muffle 2	2. a.	  1) ;	   muffled curses ,   	  2) , 

muffler  n.	  1) , 	  2) ;  	  3) . ; 	  4) . 

mufti  . n.	  1) 	  2) .  

mug  I	1. n.	  1) ;  ( )	  2)  	  3) . , , ;	   thinking mug 	  4) . ; 	  5)  ( )	2. v. .	  1)  ,    (  )	  2) 	  3) . 	  4) .  (   )	II .	1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. v. ,     ( mug up)	III n. .	  1) 	  2)  ( ) that's a mug's game   ; =    

mug-house  n. . 

mug-hunter  n. . .  

mugful  n.   (-.)

mugger  I n.  	II n.	  1)   	  2) . 	  3) 

mugging  n. ,  

muggins  n.	  1) . 	  2)   	  3)    

muggy  a.    (   ..); ,  ( )

mugwump  n. .	  1)  ,           (  ""   )	  2)  , ""

mulatto  1. n. (pl. -os ) ()	2. a. ,  ( )

mulberry  n.	  1) . ,  	  2)  	  3) attr. , -

mulberry bush  n.   

mulch  -.	1. n. 	2. v. 

mulching  n. -. 

mulct  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  (-.,  );	   he was mulcted of 10    10  ()

mule  I n.	  1) ; .  	  2) 	  3) . -	  4) . ; 	II n. ,    	III = mewl

muleteer  n.  

muliebrity  n.	  1) 	  2) 

mulish  a.  ( )

mull  I .	1. n. ;	   to make a mull of smth.  -.	2. v. , 	II v. . ,  (over)	III n.   	IV n. .  ( . ) V v.      

mullah  . n. 

mullein  n. . 

mullet  n. . ;	   striped mullet ;	   red mullet  

mulligatawny  . n.     

mulligrubs  n. pl. .	  1) 	  2) ; 

mullock  n.	  1) . , 	  2) . .  

mulsh  = mulch

mult  = multure

multangular  a. 

multeity  n. ; 

multi     -; -: multiform 

multi-stage  a.	  1) ;	   multi-stage rocket  	  2) 	  3) 

multicolour  1. n. 	2. a. , 

multicoloured  a. , 

multiengined  a. 

multifarious  a. 

multiflorous  a. . 

multifold  a. 

multiform  a. 

multiformity  n. ; 

multilateral  a. ;	   M. Nuclear Force   

multimedia  a.      ;	   a multimedia approach to learning    

multimillionaire  n. 

multinational  a. 

multipartite  a.    

multiped  n. . ; 

multiphase  a. . 

multiplane  n. . 

multiple  1. a.	  1) , ;   , ;	   multiple shop   	  2) ; 	  3) . 	2. n. .  ;	   least common multiple   

multiple voting  n.	  1)  ,         	  2)       

multiplex  a.	  1) 	  2) 

multiplicand  n. . 

multiplication  n.	  1) . 	  2) 	  3) attr. multiplication table  

multiplicity  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ;	   a ( the) multiplicity of cases  

multiplier  n.	  1) 	  2) 

multiply  v.	  1) ()	  2) ()	  3) . , 

multipurpose  a. ; ; 

multistory  a. 

multisyllable  n.  

multitude  n.	  1) ;  ; 	  2) ;	   the multitude 

multitudinous  a. 

multiversity  n.  ,  - 

multocular  a. 

multure  n. . .    

mum  I	1. interj. !, !;	   mum's the word! ( )  !,  	2. a. predic. ;	   to keep mum ;	   to sit mum  	3. v.	  1)   	  2) .  	II n. .  	III = mummy II

mumble  1. n. 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)   

Mumbo Jumbo  n. (pl. -os )    ; .   ; 

mummer  n.	  1) .   	  2) . , ""

mummery  n.	  1) .  ; 	  2) .  , ""

mummification  n. ; ,   

mummify  v. ; ,   

mummy  I n.	  1) 	  2)   ;	   to beat ( to smash) to a mummy    	  3)  , 	II n. . 

mump  I v. ,    	II v.	  1) , , 	  2) 

mumper  I n. , 	II n.    ,   

mumpish  a. ,   

mumps  n. pl. (.  sing)	  1)  ()	  2)   ;	   to have the mumps 

munch  v. , 

mundane  a. ; , 

municipal  a.	  1) , ;	   municipal buildings  	  2) 

municipality  n.	  1) ,  	  2) 

municipalize  v. 

munificence  n.  

munificent  a.  

muniment  n. (. pl.) ,   ,   ..

munition  1. n. (. pl.)	  1)  ;  (,   ..)	  2)   (. )	2. v.  ( )

munition-factory  n.  

munition-worker  n.   

munitioner  = munition-worker

murage  n. .        

mural  1. a. ;	   mural painting  	2. n. 

murder  1. n.  the murder is out  ;	   murder will out . =     ;	   to cry blue murder  ; , 	2. interj. !	3. v.	  1) ,  	  2) .    (.   ..);  ( )

murderer  n. 

murderess  n.  ( )

murderous  a.	  1) ; 	  2) ; ;	   murderous war  

mure  v.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) ,   

muriate  n. .  ;	   muriate of ammonia 

muriatic  a. . ;	   muriatic acid  

murk  1. n. , ;	   murk of rain  	2. a. , 

murky  a. , ; 

murmur  1. n.	  1) ;  ();  ()	  2)   ; 	  3) ; ;	   without a murmur 	  4) .  ( )	2. v.	  1) ; ; 	  2) 	  3) ,  (at, against - )

murmurous  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

murphy  n. . 

murrain  n.	  1) 	  2)  ( ) a murrain on you! . . =   !

murrey  .	1. a. , -	2. n. - 

muscadine  n.  

muscat  = muscatel

muscatel  n.  (  )

muscle  1. n. , ; . ;	   a man of muscle 	2. v. muscle in . . ,  

muscology  n.  (  )

muscovado  n.   

Muscovite  1. n.	  1) ()	  2) . ; 	2. a. . 

Muscovy  n. .   Muscovy glass ;	   Muscovy duck = musk-duck

muscular  a.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 

muscularity  n.	  1) 	  2) 

musculature  n. 

muse  I n. 	II 1. v.	  1)  (on, upon); 	  2)  	2. n. . ; 

musette  n. .	  1) 	  2)  	  3) = musette bag

musette bag  n. .  

museum  n. 

museum-piece  n.  ;   (. .)

mush  I n.	  1) -. 	  2) .  	  3) . , 	  4) , 	  5)  to make a mush 	II .	1. n.    ( )	2. v.    ( )	III n. . 

mushroom  1. n.	  1) 	  2)   ,    ..	  3) . 	  4) .      	  5) attr. ;   ;	   mushroom growth  ,  ;	   mushroom settlement   	2. v.  ,    mushroom out = mushroom up; mushroom up	    )   ;	    )  

mushy  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . , 

music  n.	  1) ;	   to music  	  2) ;	   he plays without music    	  3)  ;  	  4) . , 

music master  n.  

music mistress  n.  

music-case  n.   

music-hall  n.	  1) -	  2)  

music-paper  n.  

music-rack  = music-stand

music-stand  n.  ( )

music-stool  n.   (   )

musical  1. a.	  1) ;	   musical comedy ;  	  2) ;	   musical voice  	2. n. 

musician  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

musicologist  n. 

musk  n.	  1) 	  2)  

musk-deer  n.  

musk-duck  n.  

musk-ox  n. ,  

musk-rat  n.	  1) 	  2) 

musk-shrew  n. 

muskeg  n. .	  1)  	  2)   

musket  n. . 

musketeer  n. . 

musketry  n. .	  1) . 	  2)  	  3)  	  4)  

musky  a. 

Muslim  = Moslem

muslin  n.	  1) 	  2) .  a bit of muslin . , 

musquash  n.	  1) 	  2)    

muss  . .	1. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	2. v.   , ;  (. muss up)

mussel  n. . 

Mussulman  1. n. (pl. -s) 	2. a. 

Mussulmans  pl.  Mussulman 1

must  I ( ); ( ) v. ,   :	  1) , : I must go home    ;	   you must do as you are told    ,   ;	   if you must, you must  ,  ;	   what must be, will be   ,   	  2) : one must eat to live  ,  	  3) , : you must be aware of this , ,   ;	   you must have heard about it ,  ,   	  4)  ( . ) you must not go there    	  5)  : just as I was getting better what must I do but break my leg           ,     I must away   	II n. .  ; ;	   it is a rigid must    	III n. 	IV n. ,   V n.  "" (    )

must-list  n. .   

mustache  = moustache

mustang  n.	  1) 	  2) . . . ,   

mustard  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. ;	   mustard oil   all to the mustard . = ,  ;	   to be keen as mustard    

mustard gas  n. . ,  

mustard plaster  n.	  1) 	  2) .  , " "

mustard-pot  n. 

musteline  a. musteline family .  

muster  1. n.	  1) , ; , ; ;	   to pass muster	    )  ;	    )  ;  ;	   to stand muster   	  2) . = muster-roll	  3) ,   (  )	  4) . 	2. v.	  1) ()	  2)  muster in ,  ();	   muster out , ;	   muster up ;	   to muster up courage    ;	   to muster up one's strength   

muster-out  n.   

muster-roll  n. .   ; .  

mustn't  . . = must not

musty  a.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ; 

mutability  n. , 

mutable  a. , , 

mutate  v.	  1) ()	  2) . () 

mutation  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) . 	  4) . , 

mutch  n. . , 

mute  1. a.	  1) 	  2) , , ;	   mute as a fish   ;	   to stand mute of malice .     	  3) . mute consonant  ;	   mute letter   ( k, e   knife)	2. n.	  1)  ()	  2) . . 	  3)    	  4) .  	  5) . 	3. v. .  

muted  1. p-p.  mute 3	2. a. ;	   with muted strings  

muteness  n. 

mutilate  v.	  1) , , 	  2)  ()

mutilation  n.	  1) 	  2) 

mutineer  n.  ; 

mutinous  a. 

mutiny  1. n.  (. .     ); ;	   the M. .  	2. v.  ;  (against)

mutism  n. .	  1) 	  2)  

mutt  n. .	  1) , , 	  2) 

mutter  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)   ()	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  (against, at - )	  3)  , ;   	  4)  

mutton  n.	  1) 	  2) . , 	  3) attr.  let's return to our muttons     ;	   mutton dressed like lamb  

mutton chop  n.	  1)  	  2) pl. 

mutton-bird  n. .  

mutton-head  n. . , , 

mutton-headed  a. . ,  

muttony  a.   ,      

mutual  a.	  1) , ;	   mutual relations ;	   mutual help ( aid) ;	   mutual association (society)  () ;	   mutual understanding ;	   mutual admiration society .   	  2) , ;	   our mutual friend   ;	   mutual wall   (  )

mutualism  n.	  1) . 	  2) . 

mutuality  n. ; ;  

mutually  adv. ; 

muz  n. . 

muzz  n. . 

muzzle  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) . ,  , 	  4) . ; 	  5) . . ; 	  6) attr. ;	   muzzle velocity   ()	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  

muzzle-loader  n.   ,   

muzzle-sight  n. . 

muzzy  a.	  1)   	  2)  ( ); 	  3) , 

my  pron. poss. (. ; . mine	  1) , , , ;   my!, my aunt!, my eye(s)!, my stars!, my world!, my goodness!, my lands! ,  

myalgia  n. .   , 

myall  n.  

mycelium  n. . , 

Mycenaean  a. . . 

mycology  n. 

myelities  n. . 

mynheer  . n.	  1) ,  (  )	  2) 

myocarditis  n. . 

myope  n.  

myopia  n. 

myopic  a. 

myriad  1. n.	  1)  , 	  2) .  	2. a. , 

myrmidon  n.	  1) (Myrmidon) . . 	  2) . , ;	   myrmidons of the law  ,   (,  , )

myrrh  n. 

myrtle  n. . 

myself  pron.	  1) refl. ,  ; -; ;	   I have hurt myself  	  2) emph. ;	   I saw it myself     I am not myself    ;    

mysterious  a. ; 

mystery  n.	  1) ;	   to make a mystery of   	  2) . 	  3)  ,   ..	  4) . . 	  5) attr.  ;	   mystery novel  

mystery-ship  n. . . () -

mystic  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) . 	2. n. 

mysticism  n. 

mystification  n. 

mystify  v.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) ;   

mystique  n.	  1) 	  2)  ,   

myth  n.	  1) ; . , 	  2)    ;  

mythical  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

mythicize  v.	  1)  ,   	  2)     

mythological  a. ; ,  mythological message . .  ,  

mythology  n.	  1) 	  2) . , 

n't  . . not

N, n  n. (pl. Ns, N's )	  1) 14-  . 	  2) = en 2	  3) .  ;	   to the nth	    )  n- ( ) ;	    ) . 

nab  v.	  1) ,    	  2) 	  3) , 

nabob  n. . 

nacelle  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)   

nacre  n.	  1) 	  2)  

nacreous  a. 

nacrous  a. 

nadir  n.	  1) . 	  2)   ,  ;	   to be at the nadir of one's hope   

nag  I n. . () ; ;	   a wretched nag 	II 1. n. , () 	2. v.	  1) ; , ; , "" (at)	  2) , 

nagger  n. , ; ;  

nagging  1. pres-p.  nag II, 2	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2) ;	   nagging pain  	3. n. ; 

naiad  n. (pl. -s -es ) . 

naif  = naive

nail  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) attr. nail file   ;	   nail polish ( varnish)    a nail in smb.'s coffin   -.  to drive the nail home    ,   to pay (down) on the nail  ;	   pay on the nail! =   !	2. v.	  1)  ;  ();	   to have one's boots nailed   	  2)  (  ..)	  3) . , ; , ;	   the police have nailed the thief   	  4) . . , "";	   to be nailed going off without leave       nail down	    ) , ;	    )   ;	   to nail smb. down  -.  ;	   to nail smb. down to his promise   -.  ;	    ) ,  (, );	   nail on  (to);	   nail together () ;	   nail up  to nail to the barndoor   ;    ;	   to nail smb. to the wall  -.  ;	   to nail to the counter    ;	   to nail one's colours to the mast    ,   

nail-brush  n.   

nail-head  n.  

nail-scissors  n. pl.   

naildrawer  n. 

nailed-up  a.  -,  

nailer  n.	  1) ; 	  2) .  (at nailer  -.)	  3) .  

nailery  n.  

nailing  1. pres-p.  nail 2	2. a. . , , 

nainsook  n.  ()

naive  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

naivete  naivety n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3)  , - 

naked  a.	  1) , ; ;	   naked sword  , - 	  2)  (, ,   ..);	   naked room  	  3) , ;	   the naked truth  ;	   naked facts  	  4) , 	  5) 	  6) . ,  as naked as my mother bore me    ;	   with the naked eye  

namby-pamby  1. n. ; ;	   a writer of namby-pamby  	2. a. ; 

name  1. n.	  1)  (. Christian name, . given name, first name);  (. family name, surname);	   by name  ;	   to know by name	    )  ;	    )   ;	    )   ;	   by ( of, under) the name of  ;	   in name only  ;	   in the name of	    )  ;	   in the name of common sense    ;	    )  ; ;	   in the name of the law  ;	   in one's own name   ;	   to put one's name down for	    )    (   ..);   (  ..);	    )     (-. );	   without a name	    ) ;	    )    ( )	  2) , , 	  3) .  ;	   common name  	  4) ;	   bad ( ill) name  ;	   to make ( to win) a good name for oneself   ;	   he has name for honesty    ;	   people of name  	  5)  ;	   the great names of history  	  6) , ;	   the last of his name   	  7)  ;	   there is only the name of friendship between them   -  ;	   virtuous in name 	  8) (. pl.) ;	   to call names () to take smb.'s name in vain , ;   ;	   not to have a penny to one's name      ;	   give a dog a bad name and hang him  -. ,       	2. v.	  1) ,  ;	   to name after, . to name for ( from)    (-.)	  2) , ;	   to name the day   (. )	  3)  ( )	  4) ;    

name-child  n. ,    -.

name-day  n. 

name-part  n.    

name-plate  n.	  1) ,    ( )	  2)  ;  ()

name-story  n. ,    

nameless  a.	  1) , ; 	  2) ; 	  3) , 

namely  adv. a. ,  

namesake  n.	  1) = name-child	  2) 

nance  . . nancy

nancy  n.	  1) . ,  , "" (. Miss N.)	  2) . 

nanism  n. ,  

nankeen  nankin n.	  1)  ()	  2) pl.  	  3)  

nanny  I n. . , 	II = nanny-goat

nanny-goat  n. 

nap  I	1. n. ;  ;	   to take ( to have, to snatch) a nap ;	   to steal a nap  	2. v. ;  to be caught napping   	II 1. n.	  1)  ( )	  2)  ( -.)	2. v. 	III n. {.  napoleon 1}    to go nap on smth. ,    

napalm  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. ;	   napalm bomb  

nape  n. ;    (. nape of the neck)

naphtha  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) 	  4)  

naphthalene, naphthaline  n. 

napkin  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) pl.  to lay up in a napkin =   

napkin-ring  n.   

napless  a.	  1)   ,  	  2) , 

napoleon  n.	  1) (N.)   	  2) .  (   = 20 )	  3) pl.   	  4)  , 

Napoleonic  a. 

napoo  interj. (. . il n'y en a plus) . . !; !; !; !; !

nappe  n. . 

nappy  n. . . napkin 2

narcissi  pl.  narcissus

narcissism  n. , 

narcissist  n.  , ""

narcissus  n. (pl. -es -si) . 

narcosis  n. 

narcotic  1. n. ; 	2. a. , 

narcotism  n. 

narcotization  n. . 

narcotize  v.	  1) . ;   	  2)  

nark  1. n. . "" ( , , )	2. v.	  1) 	  2) ,    nark it!  !

narrate  v. , 

narration  n.	  1) , 	  2) ;  (  ..)	  3)    

narrative  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ; . - 	2. a. 

narrator  n.	  1) 	  2) ; ,    

narrow  1. a.	  1) ;	   within narrow bounds   ;	   in the narrowest sense    	  2) ; ;	   narrow circumstances, narrow means  	  3)   ;	   narrow majority  	  4) ;	   narrow victory ,   ;	   to have a narrow escape ( squeak)    ;     -.	  5) ;  (   ..)	  6) ; , ;	   narrow examination  ;   the narrow seas -   ;	   the narrow bed ( home, house) 	2. n. (. pl.)   (,   ..); 	3. v. (), ();	   she narrowed her lids   narrow down  ;	   to narrow an argument down     

narrow-gauge  a.	  1) -. 	  2) . 

narrow-minded  a. , , ;  

narrowgauge  n. -.  

narrowgoods  n. pl. ,   ..

narrowly  adv.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   he narrowly escaped drowning    	  3) , ; ;	   to look at a thing narrowly   -.

narrowness  n. ; 

narwhal  n. . 

nary  a. . . ,  ;  

nasal  1. a.	  1) 	  2) 	2. n. .  

nasality  n. .   

nasalization  n. . 

nasalize  v.	  1)   	  2) .   , 

nascency  n. , 

nascent  a. , ; , ;   

nastily  adv. , 

nasturtium  n. . , 

nasty  a.	  1) , ; , ;	   nasty job ,  ;	   nasty sight ,  	  2) , ;	   nasty weather  ;	   nasty soil  	  3) , ;	   a nasty story  	  4) ; ;	   nasty remark  ;	   to turn nasty ;	   don't be nasty  ;	   to play a nasty trick on smb.  -. 	  5) , ;	   nasty fall  ;	   nasty illness  ;	   nasty cut  ;	   nasty sea  ;	   things look nasty for me       to leave a nasty taste in the mouth    ;	   a nasty one 

natal  a.   ;	   natal day  ;	   natal place  

natality  n.	  1) ;   	  2)  

natation  n. ;  

natatorial  a.	  1) ; 	  2)   

natatory  a.	  1) ; 	  2)   

nates  n. pl. .	  1) 	  2)     

nation  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) , , ;	   peace-loving nations  ;	   most favoured nation .   	  3) the nation .	    )  ,  (. this nation);	    ) 	  4) (the nations) pl. . ,  	  5) .  (  )

national  1. a.	  1) , ;	   national assembly  ;	   national economy  ;	   national minority  ;	   national convention .   	  2) ;	   national anthem  ;	   national bank  ;	   national park . ;  ;	   national enterprise  ;	   national forces   ;	   N. Service    ;	   national government .  ;	   national team .  ,  	2. n. ( pl.)	  1) , 	  2)  ( ) -. ;	   enemy nationals   

nationalism  n.	  1) 	  2) ;    

nationalist  1. n.	  1) 	  2)     	2. a.	  1) 	  2) -

nationalistic  = nationalist 2

nationality  n.	  1) ;  	  2)  	  3) , 	  4) , 	  5)  

nationalization  n. 

nationalize  v.	  1) 	  2)   	  3) ,   

nationally  adv.	  1)   ( )  	  2)   	  3)    

nationhood  n.  , ;  

nationwide  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

native  1. a.	  1) ;	   one's native land , 	  2) ; ;	   native customs  ;	   to go native       ( )	  3) , ;	   native liberty  ;	   his native modesty   	  4) ,  (   ..)	  5) , 	  6) . 	  7) native soil . "", 	2. n.	  1)  (of)	  2) 	  3)    

nativeborn  a.	  1) 	  2) 

nativegrasses  n. pl.  ;  ( ) 

nativesugar  n.  

nativity  n.	  1) 	  2) (the N.) . 	  3) .   ( , )	  4) 

natrium  n. . 

natron  n. .  , 

natter  v.	  1) , ; 	  2) . 

natterjack  n. .  

natty  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

natural  1. a.	  1) , ;	   to die a natural death   ;	   the term of one's natural life  ;	   for the rest of one's natural (life)    ;	   natural power  ;	   natural resources  ;	   natural weapons   (,   ..);	   natural selection .  ;	   natural phenomena  	  2) , ;	   natural flowers  ;	   natural teeth "" 	  3) ,   ;	   natural history  ;	   natural philosophy ;	   natural philosopher ; ;	   natural dialectics  	  4) , ; ;	   natural mistake ,  	  5) , ;	   natural growth  ;	   natural steel  	  6) 	  7) ; ;	   with the bravery natural to him    	  8) , ;	   it comes natural to him	    )     ;	    )    ;	   he is a very natural person    	  9) , ;	   natural child  ;	   natural son  	2. n.	  1)  , 	  2) .  ;    ( -.);	   he is a natural for art    	  3)   ; 	  4) .  	  5) . ,   it's a natural! !

natural bar  n.  ,    

naturalground  n.	  1) 	  2)  

naturalism  n. 

naturalist  1. n.	  1)  ( )	  2) 	  3)  ;  , 	2. a. = naturalistic

naturalistic  a. 

naturalization  n.	  1) 	  2)  (, )	  3)     	  4)     

naturalize  v.	  1) () ( )	  2) () (   )	  3)  	  4) , ;	   this word was naturalized in English in the 18th century        XVIII 	  5) . 

naturally  adv.	  1) ,    	  2)  ,  	  3) ; , 

nature  n.	  1)  (  -   );	   N.'s engineering   	  2) ; ; ;	   against nature ;	   by nature  ,  ;	   by ( in, from) the nature of things ( of the case) ;	   in the course of nature    	  3) ,  	  4) , , ;	   good nature ;	   ill nature  	  5) , ; ; ;	   it was in the nature of a command     ;	   things of this nature  	  6) . ;	   to draw from nature    to pay one's debt to nature   , ;	   to ease nature   

nature study  n.  ;    

naught  . .	1. n.	  1) ;	   all for naught , ;	   to bring to naught   ;  (, );	   to come to naught   ;	   to set at naught =     ; ;   ;	   to set a rule at naught  ;	   thing of naught  	  2) = nought 3	2. a. predic. , 

naughtiness  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . 

naughty  a.	  1) , , ; 	  2) . , ; ;	   naughty story  

nausea  n.	  1) ;  	  2) 

nauseate  v.	  1)  	  2)  ( ) 	  3)  

nauseous  a. , 

nautical  a.	  1) ;	   nautical mile   (= 1853,6	    ) 2) 

nautilus  n. (pl. es li) .  ()

naval  a. , ;	   naval architect -;	   naval communications  ;	   naval forces - ;	   naval officer	    )  ;	    ) .  ;	   naval service  ;	   naval stores  

nave  I n. . ,  ()	II n.	  1)  ()	  2) .  ()

navel  n.	  1) , 	  2) ,  (-.)

navelcord  = navelstring

navelstring  n. 

navigability  n.	  1)  ( )	  2) ,   ()

navigable  a.	  1) 	  2) ,    	  3) ,   	  4)  ( )

navigate  v.	  1)  ( );  ( )	  2)  (, );  ()	  3) .  ();  ();	   to navigate a bill through Parliament    

navigatingofficer  n. . . 

navigation  n.	  1) , , ; ;	   inland navigation  	  2)  ()	  3) ; 

navigator  n.	  1) 	  2) . . 

navvy  n.	  1) , ;	   mere navvy's work  	  2) , 

navy  n.	  1) - , - ;	   the Royal N. -  	  2)  	  3) . , 

navyblue  a. -

nay  1. n.	  1)  ; ; ;	   he will not take nay    ;	   to say smb. nay    -.;	   yea and nay    	  2)   ( );	   the nays have it  	2. adv.	  1) ;  ;  ;	   I have weighty, nay, unanswerable reasons    ,  ,  	  2) . 

naze  n. . ,  

Nazi  1. n. , 	2. a. , 

Nazism  n. , 

ne'er  adv. (.  never) .  ne'er a...  ...

ne'er-do-weel  ne'er-do-well	1. n. ; 	2. a.   

neap  1. n.   ( ,   1-  3-  )	2. v.  ( );	   neaped ship ,     

Neapolitan  1. a. 	2. n. ; 

neaptide  = neap 1

near  1. a.	  1) ;  ;	   near akin (to)   ;	   near and dear   ;	   near to one's heart ;	   a very near concern of mine ,    	  2) , 	  3) ,  ( )	  4)  ( );	   the near future  	  5) ; ;  ;	   near translation    ;	   near resemblance  ;	   near guess   	  6)   ; ; ;	   near victory ,   ;	   near work  	  7)  (  ,  ,   );	   the near foreleg   	  8) , , 	2. adv.	  1) ; , , ;  (   );	   to come ( to draw) near ;	   to come nearer the end   ;	   who comes near him in wit?       ?	  2) ,  ,   (. nearly);	   I came near forgetting    ;	   he near died with fright      ;	   that will go near to killing him     near by	    ) , ;	    ) ;	   near upon   far and near ;	   as near as I can guess    ;	   near at hand	    )  ; , ;	    ) =   ;  ; 	3. prep.	  1) , ,  ( );	   we live near the river    	  2) , ,  ( ,   ..);	   it is near dinnertime  ;	   the portrait does not come near the original      to sail near the wind	    ) .    ;	    )  	4. v. ; ;	   to near the land   ;	   to be nearing one's end , 

near desert  n. 

near miss  n.    (.  ); ;	   it was a near miss = -  ;     

near sight  n. 

nearbeer  n.  

nearby  a. , 

nearearth  a. ;	   nearearth space  

nearly  adv.	  1) ;	   nearly related	    )   ;	    )   	  2) ; ;  not nearly  

nearness  n. 

nearsighted  a. 

nearsightedness  = near sight

neat  I a.	  1) , , ;	   neat handwriting  ;	   to keep smth. as neat as a pin  -.   	  2) ;	   neat dress ,   ;	   neat figure ,  	  3) , 	  4) , ; ;  ( ,   ..)	  5) , 	  6)  ;	   to make a neat job of it ,  -. 	  7)  (.   );	   neat juice  	II 1. n. (pl.  .)	  1) , , 	  2) .   	2. a.   . {. 1}

neat'sleather  n.  

neat'stongue  n.  

neathanded  a. , 

neatherd  n. 

neatly  adv.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) , 

neatness  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) 	  3) , 

neb  n. .	  1) ; , 	  2)  (,   ..)

nebula  n. (pl. lae)	  1) . 	  2) .    ()

nebulae  pl.  nebula

nebular  a. nebular hypothesis   

nebulizer  n. 

nebulosity  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ,  (,   ..); 

nebulous  a.	  1) , 	  2) ; 

necessarian  = necessitarian

necessarily  adv.	  1) , 	  2) 

necessary  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) , 	2. n.	  1) ;	   the necessaries (of life)   	  2) (the necessary) . 	  3) . 

necessitarian  .	1. n. 	2. a. 

necessitarianism  n. . 

necessitate  v.	  1)  ;    	  2) . 

necessitous  a. , ;	   to be in necessitous circumstances     

necessity  n.	  1) ,  ;	   of necessity  ;	   there is no necessity   ;	   under the necessity 	  2) ;	   doctrine of necessity 	  3) (. pl.) , , ;	   to be in great necessity 	  4) pl.    necessity is the mother of invention . =    ;  -  ;	   to make a virtue of necessity =  ,   ;  ,   

neck  1. n.	  1) ;	   to break one's neck   ;	   to get it in the neck .   ;   ; 	  2)  (  ..); 	  3)  (  ..)	  4) , 	  5) . 	  6) . ; ;  	  7) . ;  	  8) . ,  	  9) . 	  10) .  	  11) . 	  12) attr.  up to the neck  ,  ;	   neck and crop	    ) , , ;	    ) , ; ;	   throw him out neck and crop!   !;	   neck and neck .   ;	   neck or nothing =  ,  ;	   to break the neck of smth.       -. {. . break I, 2 };	   to break the neck of winter     ;	   to risk one's neck  ;	   to harden the neck    ;	   on the neck =  	2. v. . 

neckband  n.	  1)  ();  ()	  2)  ( )

neckcloth  n. . ,  

neckerchief  n. .  ; , 

necking  1. pres-p.  neck 2	2. n.	  1) .  	  2) . , 	3. a. necking party -

necklace  n. 

necklet  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

neckmould  n. .    

neckpiece  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  

necktie  n. 

neckwear  n. . ,   ..

neckyoke  n. 

necrologist  n.  

necrologue  n. 

necrology  n.	  1) 	  2)  

necromancer  n. ; , 

necromancy  n. ;  

necromantic  a.	  1)  	  2) 

necrophagous  a.  

necropolis  n. (pl. ses ) , 

necropsy  n.  

necroscopy  = necropsy

necrose  v. .	  1) 	  2)  

necrosis  n. . , 

nectar  n.	  1) . ; .  	  2)  ; 	  3)   

nectariferous  a. . , 

nectarine  1. n.  	2. a. .   

nectary  n.	  1) . 	  2) .  

Neddy  n. . , 

nee  a. . ;	   Mrs. Brown, nee Johnston  ,  

need  1. n.	  1) , ;	   to be in need of, to feel the need of, to have need of   -.;	   the house is in need of repair   ;	   if need be ( were)  ,  	  2) pl. ;	   to meet the needs  	  3) , , ;	   for need of - 	2. v.	  1)  ( -.);  , ;	   what he needs is a good thrashing    	  2) ;	   the book needs correction   ;	   it needs to be done with care    	  3) , 	  4) (       )  , ;	   you need not trouble yourself   () ;	   I need not have done it     ;	   must I go there? No, you need not     ? ,  

needful  1. a. , ; ,  (to, for)	2. n.	  1) ;	   to do the needful	    )  ,  ;	    ) .  	  2) (the needful) . 

needle  1. n.	  1) , ;	   needle's eye  ;	   to ply one's needle  , 	  2) ,  ( )	  3)  (,  );	   true as the needle to the pole 	  4)  ();	   to give smb. the needle .   -.	  5)  	  6)  ()	  7)  , 	  8) ;  	  9) 	  10)  	  11) (the needle) .  ; ;	   to have ( to get) the needle    ; ;	   to give the needle to smb.  -.	  12) attr. , 	  13) attr. 	  14) attr. needle fall   to look for a needle in a haystack ( in a bundle, in a bottle) of hay     ;   ;	   as sharp as a needle , ; 	2. v.	  1) ,  	  2) ,  ( -.)	  3) . .   ( )	  4) . ; 	  5) . 	  6) .  	  7) .  

needlebath  n.  

needlebearing  n. .  

needlecase  n. 

needlefish  n. . -,  

needleful  n.  ,   

needlegun  n. .  

needlelace  n. ,  

needlepoint  n.	  1)  	  2) = needlelace	  3)    

needleshaped  a. 

needless  a. , ; ;	   needless enmity    ;	   needless to say...    ...,    ...

needlewoman  n. 

needlework  n. ; , 

needments  n. pl.   (.  )

needn't  . = need not

needs  adv. .  , ,  (  must,  .);	   he needs must go, he must needs go     needs must when the devil drives =    

needy  a. , 

nefarious  a.	  1) 	  2) ; ;	   nefarious purposes  

negate  v.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)   

negation  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

negationist  n. ; 

negative  1. a.	  1) ;	   to give smb. a negative answer  -. ;	   a negative approach to life    ;	   negative quantity .  ;	   the negative sign	    )  ;	    ) . . , ;	   negative voice  ; 	  2) ,    ;	   a negative test ,   	  3) ;	   negative criticism  	  4) . ,  ( )	2. n.	  1) ;  ; ;     ..;	   in the negative ;	   the answer is in the negative  ;	   two negatives make an affirmative     ;	   he is a bundle of negatives     	  2) , 	  3) , 	  4) . ,  	  5) . 	  6) .  	  7) .  , 	3. v.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3)  ;   ( )	  4)  	  5)  ( -.)

negativism  n.	  1)   ;  	  2) . 

negativity  n. 

negatory  a. 

neglect  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   the neglect of one's children    ;	   neglect of one's duty     	  2) , ;	   in a state of neglect   	2. v.	  1)  (-.);   ( -.)	  2)    ( -., -.);	   he neglected my remark      	  3) ,   (-.) ;    ;	   he neglected to tell us about it   (   )    	  4) , 

neglectful  a.	  1)  ( -., -.); 	  2) , 

neglige  n. .  ;  

negligee  . = neglige

negligence  n.	  1) ; ;	   culpable ( criminal) negligence .  	  2) ;	   the negligence of one's attire   

negligent  a.	  1) ;	   negligent in his dress   	  2) , ; ;	   negligent of one's duties    

negligible  a. ,    ;	   negligible quantity  ;	   by a negligible margin  , 

negotiable  a.	  1)    	  2)    ,   ,  (   ..)	  3) ,  ( ,   ..)

negotiant  n. , ;  ,   

negotiate  v.	  1)  ,  (with);  ;	   to negotiate a loan (terms of peace)     ()	  2) ,  (  ..)	  3)  	  4) , ;  ()

negotiated peace  n. ,    

negotiation  n.	  1) ;  ;	   negotiations are under way  ;	   to conduct negotiations  	  2)  ()

negotiator  n.	  1) ,  	  2) 

Negress  n. 

Negrillo  n. (pl. os )   ; 

Negrito  n. (pl. os, oes )  ( )

Negro  1. n. (pl. oes ) ; 	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2) , 

Negrohead  n.	  1)  , ,   	  2)  

Negroid  a. 

Negroidal  a. 

Negrophobia  n. , 

negus  n.  ( )	Negus  n. .  ( )

neigh  1. n. 	2. v. 

neighbour  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)   ;	   a falling tree brought down its neighbour ,    	  3) ;	   duty to one's neighbour      	  4) attr. ; ; 	2. v.	  1) ;     (upon);	   the wood neighbours upon the lake     	  2)    ( ) ,  (with neighbour  -.)

neighboured  1. p-p.  neighbour 2	2. a. a beautifully neighboured town    ;	   ill neighboured   ;	   a sparsely neighboured place  

neighbourhood  n.	  1) , ;	   in the neighbourhood of	    )   ,  ;	    ) , ;	   in the neighbourhood of 100  100  	  2) , , ;	   we live in a healthy neighbourhood     ;	   the laughingstock of the whole neighbourhood   	  3) 	  4)  ;	   good neighbourhood  	  5) attr. 

neighbourhood unit  n.      

neighbouring  1. pres-p.  neighbour 2	2. a. , 

neighbourly  1. a. , ; 	2. adv. . -

neighbourship  n.	  1) , 	  2)  

neither  ; . pron. neg.	1.   .   ( ); ;	   neither of you knows     ;    	2.   .    ;	   neither statement is true  ,     	3.   .  ;	   if you do not go, neither shall I    ,    

neither...nor  cj. ... ...;	   he neither knows nor cares       ;	   neither here nor there =      , 

nek  n. -.  , 

nekton  n. . . 

nelly  n.  

nelson  n. .  ()

Nemesis  n. . . 

nenuphar  n. . 

neocene  .	1. n. 	2. a. 

neocolonialism  n. 

neolithic  a. ;	   neolithic age  , 

neologism  n. 

neologize  v.   

neology  n.	  1) 	  2)    

neon  n.	  1) . 	  2) attr. ;	   neon lamp, neon arc, neon tube  ;	   neon sign  , 

neophron  n. . 

neophyte  n.	  1) . , 	  2) 

neoplasm  n. . , ; 

neoplasty  n. .  

neoteric  1) 	  2) ; 

neotropical  a. .      

neozoic  a. . 

nepenthe  nepenthes n.	  1) -.,    	  2) . 

nephew  n. 

nephology  n.  (  )

nephrite  n. . 

nephritic  a. . , 

nephritis  n. . 

nepotism  n. , ; 

nepotist  n. ,    

Neptune  n. . . 

Neptunian  a. . , , 

neptunium  n. . 

nereid  n.	  1) . 	  2) . ,   

Nero  n. . 

nervate  a. .  

nervation  n. . , 

nerve  1. n.	  1) 	  2) (. pl.) , ;  ;	   iron ( steel) nerves  ;	   a fit ( an attack) of nerves  ;	   to get on one's nerves   , ;	   to suffer from nerves    ;	   to steady one's  ;	   a war of nerves  ,  	  3) , ;	   to strain every nerve   ;   	  4)  , , ;	   to lose one's nerve ,  ;	   a man of nerve  ,    	  5) . , , ;	   to have the nerve (to do smth.)  ,  ( -.)	  6) . 	  7) attr. 	2. v.  ,   ;	   to nerve oneself   ,  

nerve-centre  n.  

nerve-knot  n.  , 

nerve-racking  a. ,   

nerve-strain  n.  ; .  

nerveless  a.	  1) , ; 	  2) .    	  3) .   

nervine  .	1. a.  ; 	2. n.  ; ,  

nervism  n. . 

nervous  a.	  1) ;	   nervous system  	  2)  ( -.); ; ;	   I felt very nervous (about it)    (- );	   don't be nervous  	  3) ,   	  4)  ( )	  5) , 

nervy  a.	  1) . , ;  	  2) . ; 	  3) . 

nescience  n.	  1) , 	  2) . 

nescient  1. n. . 	2. a.   (of nescient -.)

ness  n. ,  (  . )

nest  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   to take a nest  ,    	  3)  , 	  4) ;	   nest of thieves  	  5) ,    (., ,    );	   a nest of narrow alleys    to foul one's own nest =    	2. v.	  1)  ; 	  2) to go nesting   	  3) .  ( ); 

nest-doll  n.  ,    

nest-egg  n.	  1)  (,      ); . 	  2) ,    ;  ,   -.  

nesting box  n. 

nestle  v.	  1) ,  ,  (in, into, among)	  2) ,  (against, to, close to nestle	    ) 3) ; 	  4)   nestle down = 1

nestling  1. pres-p.  nestle	2. n. , ; 

net  I	1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  (   ..)	  3) , 	  4) 	2. v.	  1)   (. .);  	  2)  ; 	  3) ,  	  4)   ( ,   ..)	  5)    ( )	  6)  (, )	II 1. a. ,  ( , );	   at 5/-n.  5    ;	   net profit  ,  ;	   net cash  ;    ;	   net cost ;	   net efficiency .    ;	   net load .  	2. n.  	3. v.	  1)   	  2)   

netful  n.  

nether  a. . . ,  ;	   nether garments ;	   the nether man  hard as a nether millstone   ;	   nether world ( regions)	    ) ;	    ) . 

Netherlander  a. , 

Netherlandish  a. , 

netting  I	1. pres-p. ot net I, 2	2. n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) , 	II pres-p.  net II, 3

nettle  1. n. ;	   small ( stinging) nettle  ;	   great ( common) nettle    to be on nettles =    ;	   to grasp the nettle     ;	   grasp the nettle and it won't sting you . =   	2. v.	  1)  	  2) , , 

nettle-fish  n. 

nettle-rash  n. . ,  

network  n.	  1) , ; 	  2)  ( ,   ..)	  3) 	  4) .  	  5)  	  6) . , 

network announcer  n. . 

neural  a. . ,    

neuralgia  n. 

neuralgic  a. 

neurasthenia  n. 

neurasthenic  1. a. 	2. n. 

neuritis  n. . 

neurologist  n. 

neurology  n. 

neuroma  n. (pl. -mata, -s ) . 

neuromata  pl.  neuroma

neuropath  n.   ; , 

neuropathist  n. 

neuroses  pl.  neurosis

neurosis  n. (pl. -ses) ;	   anxiety neurosis  

neurotic  1. a. , 	2. n.	  1) , 	  2) ,    

neuter  1. a.	  1) . ,  	  2) .  ( )	  3) . 	  4) . , 	  5) . 	  6) . = neutral 1;	   to stand neuter  	2. n.	  1) .  ; , ,   	  2) .  	  3) .  	  4) .  	  5) ,   

neutral  1. a.	  1) ;	   to be ( to remain) neutral  	  2) ;    	  3) 	  4) ;	   neutral opinion  	  5) , ; ;	   neutral colour ( tint) ,   - 	  6) . . 	2. n.	  1)  	  2)     	  3) ,   - 	  4) ,   

neutralism  n.	  1) 	  2) ,    

neutralist  1. n.  	2. a.  ;	   neutralist state ,  ,    

neutrality  n. ;	   armed neutrality  

neutralization  n.	  1) 	  2) .  

neutralize  v.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	  3)   	  4) .  

neutrino  n. . 

neutron  n. . 

neve  n. . ,  

never  adv.	  1) ;	   one never knows    	  2)  ;	   never before  ;	   well, I never (did)! ( hear  see the like)        !	  3) .   : he answered never a word     ;	   never a one  ;	   never fear  ,  ;	   I'll do it, never fear  ,   ;	   there's room enough for a company be it never so large  ,      	  4) , ;   ;	   your were never such a fool as to lose your money!   ,     ! never so   ;	   never say die  

never-ceasing  a. 

never-dying  a. , 

never-ending  a. , 

never-fading  a. , 

never-never  n. ,  ;	   on the never-never .  

never-to-be-forgotten  a. 

nevermore  adv.  ,  

nevertheless  1. adv.  , 	2. cj.   

new  1. a.	  1) ;	   new discovery  	  2) , ; ;	   he became a new man     ;	   new Parliament   	  3) ,  ;  	  4) ;	   new milk  ;	   new wine  ;	   new potatoes  	  5) , ; ;	   new fashions  	  6) ;	   new test ( )  	  7)  ,  , ;	   new planet  	  8) ; ;	   the horse is new to the plough      ;	   she is new to the work       	  9) ;	   he is a new rich .    new soil , ;	   the N. World  , ;	   there is nothing new under the sun =     ;	   tomorrow is a new day =   	2. adv. . (     )	  1) ,  	  2) 

new growth  n. , 

new moon  n.	  1)  	  2) 

New Style  n.   ( )

new year  n.	  1)  ;	   a Happy New Year!   !	  2) attr. ;	   new year party   

new-blown  a.   

new-born  a.	  1) 	  2) 

new-built  a.	  1)  	  2) 

new-come  1. n. = new-comer	2. a.  

new-comer  n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) 

new-fallen  a. ,    ( )

new-fangled  . . new-fashioned

new-fashioned  a. , ;  

new-fledged  a.   

new-found  a.  

new-laid  a.  ( )

new-made  a.	  1)  	  2)  , 

new-minted  a.	  1)    ( ); , 	  2)   ,    ( , )

new-year's  a. ;	   new-year's eve   ;	   new-year's day  

NewDeal  n. .	  1) " " (  )	  2)  

newel  n. .	  1)     	  2)      

newelpost  = newel

newerliterature  n. ,  

Newfoundland  n. , - {. .   }

Newfoundlanddog  = Newfaundland

Newfoundlander  n.	  1)  	  2) ,  	  3) = Newfoundland

NewFrontier  n. . " " (  )

Newgate  n.    ( )

newish  a.  

newly  adv.	  1) , ; -, -	  2) ;	   newly arrived  ;	   the newly weds , 

Newmarket  n.	  1)    	  2)   

Newmarket coat  = Newmarket 1

newness  n. 

newpenny  (pl. newpennies, newpence)   (,     1971 .       )

news  n. pl. (.  sing)	  1) , , ;	   what is the news?  ?;	   that is no news    ;   	  2) ,  ,   ..;	   latest news  ;	   foreign news  - 	  3) attr. news release   ;	   news film  bad news travels quickly, ill news flies fast . =      ;	   no news (is) good news . =   news (  )  ;	   to be in the news    ;    

news agency  n.  

news cinema  n.  - 

news-agent  n.  

news-boy  n. ,   (  )

news-dealer  . = news-agent

news-department  n.  ;  

news-letter  n.   (   ..);  

news-man  n.	  1) , 	  2) ,  

news-reel  1. n. ,  ; 	2. v.   

news-room  n.	  1)  ,      	  2) .   (  )

news-sheet  n.	  1) 	  2) . . . 

news-stand  n.	  1)  , 	  2) . = bookstall

news-theatre  n.  - 

news-vendor  n.  , 

newscast  n.    ( , )

newscaster  n.	  1) 	  2) 

newshawk  n. . 

newsmonger  n. ; 

newspaper  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. 

newspaperese  n.  ; ,    

newsprint  n.  

newsservice  n.  ,  

newsy  1. a. .	  1)    	  2) 	2. n. . = news-boy

newt  n. . 

Newtonian  1. a. 	2. n.  

next  1. a.	  1) ;	   next chapter  	  2) ; ;	   the house next to ours  ;	   my next neighbour   ;	   next door (to)  ,  {. next-door};	   he lives next door     	  3) ; ;	   next year   ;	   not till next time .       next to nothing  ;	   the next man  ; ;  	2. adv.	  1) , , ;	   he next proceeded to write a letter     ;	   what next?   ?;      ?	  2)   , ;	   when I see him next     	3. prep. , ;	   the chair next the fire   ;	   she loves him next her own child    ()   	4. n.    (  );	   next, please! , !;	   I will tell you in my next      ;	   to be concluded in our next  

next-best  a.    

next-door  a. , ;	   he is my next-door neighbour     ;	   next-door to ;	   next-door to crime    {. next door, . next 1, 2}

nexus  n.	  1) ; ; ;	   the cash nexus  ;	   causal nexus  	  2) . 

Niagara  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  to shoot Niagara    

nib  1. n.	  1) ,  ; () 	  2)  ()	  3) , , 	  4) . , 	  5) pl.    {. . nibs}	2. v.	  1)    	  2)  () 

nibble  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	2. v.	  1) ; ,  (at);  ()	  2)  ( )	  3)   	  4)  ,  (at);	   to nibble at an offer   	  5)  (at)

niblick  n.  (   )

nibs  n. his nibs .  ;  

nice  a.	  1) , , ,  (. .);	   a nice boy  ;	   nice weather  ;	   a nice home  ;	   a nice state of affairs!   !;	   here is a nice mess I am in!     !	  2) , ; 	  3) ,   ; 	  4)  ( , )	  5) ; ;	   a nice ear  ;	   nice judgement ,  ;	   a nice observer ,  ;	   a nice shade of meaning   ;	   a nice taste in literature ,   	  6)     ;	   a nice question  ;	   negotiations needing nice handling ,     	  7) , ,  ( );	   weighed in the nicest scales     	  8) , 	  9) ; , , 	  10) , ; , ;	   he is nice in his food    	  11) . , 	  12) nice and        ;	   it is nice and warm today   ;	   the train is going nice and fast    

nice-looking  a. ; 

nicely  adv.	  1) ; ;	   she is getting on nicely	    )     ;	    )  ;	   it will suit me nicely     	  2) , ; 	  3) , 

nicety  n.	  1) ; ; ;	   to a nicety , , ,  	  2) , ; ; 	  3) ; 	  4) . 	  5) pl. ,  an exchange of niceties  

niche  1. n.	  1) ; . 	  2)  	2. v.	  1)   	  2) refl.   ;  

Nick  n. ,  (. Old N.)	nick  1. n.	  1) , , ; 	  2) , , 	  3)  ;  ;	   in the (very) nick of time   	  4) . , 	  5) . ; () 	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2)   ,  (. nick it)	  3)  ;	   to nick the train   	  4)  ()	  5) ; ; 	  6) . , 	  7) . ,  nick down	    )  ,  ;	    )  -.;	    ) .,   ;	   nick in	    )  ,  ;	    )   -. 

nick-nack  = knick-knack

nickel  1. n.	  1) . 	  2)   5  nickel nurser . . , ;	   N.! .   ?	2. v. 

nickel-plating  n. . , 

nickelage  = nickel-plating

nickelodeon  n. . . -; -

nicker  v. .	  1) 	  2) , 

nickname  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	2. v.  

nicotian  1. a. 	2. n. 

nicotine  n. 

nicotinism  n.  

nictate  = nictitate

nictation  = nictitation

nictitate  v. , 

nictitating membrane  n.   ( )

nictitation  n. 

nicy  n. . ; 

nid-nod  v. 

niddle-noddle  1. a. 	2. v. = nid-nod

nidge  = nig

nidi  pl.  nidus

nidificate  v.  

nidify  = nidificate

nidus  . n. (pl. nidi, -es )	  1) .  ( )	  2)  ,  

niece  n. 

nielli  pl.  niello

niello  . n. (pl. -li, -os )	  1)  ( )	  2)    	  3)   

nielloed  a. 

nifty  .	1. n.  ;  	2. a.	  1) , ; 	  2) 	  3) . 

nig  v.  

niggard  1. n. , 	2. a. 

niggardly  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) 	2. adv.	  1) 	  2) 

nigger  n.	  1) . , 	  2) -  nigger heaven . ;	   work like a nigger =   ;	   a nigger in the woodpile  ;  

niggle  v.	  1)  ,   	  2) , 

niggling  1. pres-p.  niggle	2. a.	  1) 	  2)  ,  	  3)  ( )

nigh  . .	1. a. , 	2. adv.	  1) ; 	  2) 

night  n.	  1) ; ;	   night after night, night by night  ;	   all night (long)    ;   ;	   at night	    ) ;	    ) ;	   by night	    )   ; ;	    )   ;	   o' (= on) nights .  ;	   night fell  ;	   far into the night   ;	   to have a good (bad) night  ()  ;	   night out	    ) ,    (.  );	    )   ;	   to have a ( the) night out	    )   ;	    )    ( );	   to have a night off   ;	   last night  	  2) , ;	   to go forth into the night    ;	   the night of ignorance  	  3) attr. , ;	   night duty   night and day , ;	   to make a night of it    ;	   the small night     (1, 2  )

night binoculars  n. pl.  

night-bird  n.	  1)  	  2)  , 

night-blindness  n. . ,  

night-cart  n.  

night-chair  n. ,  

night-clothes  n.  

night-club  1. n.  	2. v.   

night-dress  n.   (  )

night-fighter  n. .  

night-flower  n.  

night-fly  n.  , - 

night-flying  n. .  

night-glass  n.   

night-gown  = night-dress

night-hag  n.	  1) 	  2) 

night-hawk  n.	  1) = nightjar	  2) , ,   	  3)  

night-intruder  n. .  

night-life  n.   ()

night-light  n. 

night-line  n.   ,   

night-long  1. a.   	2. adv.    ,  

night-nurse  n.  

night-piece  n. ,    

night-rider  n. .  

night-robe  = night-dress

night-school  n.  ;  

night-shift  n.  

night-soil  n.  ( )

night-stool  = night-chair

night-suit  n. 

night-time  n.  , ;	   in the night-time 

night-walker  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  

night-watch  n.	  1)  ,  ;	   in the night-watches   	  2)  

night-watchman  n.  

night-wear  n. .  

nightcap  n.	  1) .  	  2) .    	  3) . .   

nightfall  n. ;  

nightingale  n. 

nightjar  n.  ()

nightly  1. a.	  1) 	  2) ;   	2. adv. ,  ; 

nightman  a. .	  1) 	  2)  

nightmare  n.	  1) 	  2) . ; ,   

nightmarish  a. 

nightshade  n. . ;	   black nightshade  ;	   deadly nightshade ,  ;	   woody - 

nightstick  n. . ,    

nighty  n. .   (  )

nigrescence  n.	  1) 	  2) 

nigrescent  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

nigritude  n. ; 

nihilist  n. 

nihilistic  a. 

nihilizm  n. 

nil  n. ,  (.    ) vision nil  

nilgai  n. .  

Nilotic  a. 

nimbi  pl.  nimbus

nimble  a.	  1) , , ;  ( )	  2) , ,  ( )	  3) 	  4) ,  ( )

nimbus  n. (pl. -bi, -es )	  1) , , 	  2) .  

niminy-piminy  a. , , 

nincompoop  n.	  1) , 	  2)  

nine  1. n-card.  nine days' wonder  ,  ;	   nine men's morris    ,  ;	   nine times out of ten ;	   nine tenths  	2. n.	  1) 	  2) pl.   (   ..)	  3) . .   9  ( ) the N. .  ;	   up to the nines   ;	   to crack smb. up to the nines  -.  ;	   dressed up to the nines     

nine-killer  n. . 

ninefold  1. a. 	2. adv.    

ninepins  n. pl. 

nineteen  n-card.  to talk ( to go) nineteen to the dozen   ,  , 

nineteenth  1. n-ord. 	2. n.	  1)  	  2) (the nineteenth)  

nineties  n. pl.	  1) (the nineties)   (. XIX .)	  2)  ;      

ninetieth  1. n-ord. 	2. n.  

ninety  1. n-card. ;	   ninety-one  ;	   ninety-two    . . ninety-nine out of a hundred  	2. n.  (, )

ninny  n. , 

ninny-hammer  = ninny

ninth  1. n-ord. 	2. n.	  1)  	  2)  

ninthly  adv. -

niobium  n. . 

nip  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3) () 	  4) ,  ; ,  	  5) ;   ;	   a cold nip in the air    	  6)   (,   )	  7)  (  )	  8) . ; 	  9) .  	  10) .  ,  nip and tuck .	    )   ; ;	    )   ;  ;	   to freshen the nip ;	   to take a nip  	2. v. (nipped nipt)	  1) ; ; ;  ( ); ;  (  )	  2) ,  (, )	  3) ;	   to nip in the bud   ;   	  4) ; 	  5)  ()  	  6) . , , 	  7) . , 	  8) . , 	  9) . ,  nip along  ;	   nip away . , ;	   nip in(to)   (); ,  ;	   nip off	    ) ;	    ) , ;	    ) ;	   nip on ahead	    )  ;	    )  	Nip  n. (.  Nipponese) .	  1) 	  2) attr. 

Nipper  n. . . 	nipper  n.	  1) ,  , ; ,  , 	  2) pl. , ;  (. a pair of nipper)	  3) pl. 	  4)  (, )	  5)  ,  ()	  6) . ; -	  7) . , 	  8) pl. . . 

nipping  1. pres-p.  nip 2	2. a. ;	   nipping frost  

nipple  n.	  1)  ()	  2) 	  3) ; 	  4)  ( , )	  5) . ;  	  6) . 	  7) .  

nipplewort  n. . 

Nipponese  1. a. 	2. n. ; ;	   the Nipponese pl. . 

nippy  1. a.	  1) ;  ( );	   nippy weather  	  2) . 	2. n. . , 

nipt  p.  p-p.  nip 2

nirvana  n. 

Nisei  n.   	nisei  n.   

nisi  . cj. .  ;	   decree (order, rule) nisi  (, ),      ,       

nisiprius  n. . trial at nisiprius      

nit  I n. 	II n. . 

niton  n. . , 

nitrate  .	1. n. ,     	2. v. 

nitration  n. .	  1) ; 	  2) 

nitre  n. . 

nitric  a. . ;	   nitric acid  ;	   nitric oxide  

nitrification  n. . 

nitrify  v. .	  1) 	  2)   

nitrite  n. . ,     

nitrogen  n. . 

nitrogenous  a. . , 

nitroglycerine  n. 

nitrometer  n. . 

nitron  n. 

nitrous  a. . ;	   nitrous acid  ;	   nitrous oxide  ,  

nitty  a. 

nitwit  n. . , , 

nitwitted  a. 

nival  a. ;   

nix  I interj. . .  !, !, !	II .	1. n. ; 	2. adv. ; 	III n. . 

nixie  n. . 

Nizam  n.	  1) .  (  )	  2)  	  3) (pl.  .)   

no  1. adv.	  1) ;	   no, I cannot ,  	  2)  ( comp. = not any, not at all);	   he is no better today   ()  ;	   I can wait no longer     ;	   no sooner had he arrived than he fell ill    ,  ;	   no less than	    )  , ;	    )  ,   ;	   no more ,  ;  ();	   I have no more to say    ;	   he is no more    ,  ;	   he cannot come, no more can I    ,   	2. pron. neg.	  1)  (= not any;    .  );	   he has no reason to be offended    ()  	  2)  (= not );	   he is no fool  ,   ;	   no such thing  ;	   no doubt ;	   no wonder 	  3)  , ;	   no smoking!  !;	   no compromise!  !;	   no special invitations    ;	   no trumps!  !;	   no two ways about it	    )   ;	    )       ;	   by no means  ; , 	  4)       : there's no knowing what may happen  ,   ;	   there is no telling what he is up to   ,    no end of  , ;	   we had no end of good time    ;	   no cross, no crown . =    ;  ,   ;	   no flies on him   ;	   no man ;	   no man's land	    ) .  ;	    ) . " ",    ;	   no matter , ;	   no odds ,   ;	   in no time  ,   	3. n. (pl. noes )	  1) ;	   two noes make a yes    	  2) ;	   he will not take no for an answer    	  3) pl.  ;	   the noes have it  

no go  n.  , ;	   it's no go   ;   ;    ; {. . go 2, 5}

no good  n. .  , - 

no-load  n. .  ,  

Noah  n. . ;	   Noah's Ark  

nob  I .	1. n.	  1) , 	  2)   (  . )	2. v.     ( )	II n. .  , , , 

nobble  v. .	  1)   ( )	  2) 	  3) 	  4) 	  5)  (  ..)

nobby  a. . ; ; ; 

nobiliary  a. ;	   the nobiliary particle, the nobiliary prefix    

nobility  n.	  1) ;  ;	   the nobility  ;   ( ;    gentry nobility  )	  2) , ;  (  ..)

noble  I	1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) , ; 	  3) , ; 	  4) , 	  5) .  ( )	  6)  ( )	2. n.	  1) = nobleman	  2) .  ( .  )	II n. . .  ;   

noble fir  n. .  

noble-minded  a. ., 

noble-mindedness  n. , 

nobleman  n.	  1) 	  2)  ,  ( )

nobleness  n.   . {. noble I, 1}

noblesse  n. .  ( ) noblesse oblige  

noblewoman  n. ;  , 

nobly  adv.	  1) 	  2) , 

nobody  1. pron. neg. 	2. n.	  1) ; " ";	   a mere nobody  ;	   a titled nobody  	  2) ,      nobody home . =   ,   

nock  1. n. ,        ( )	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  

noctambulant  1. a. 	2. n. , 

noctambulizm  n. , 

noctiflorous  a. .  

noctilucous  a.  , 

noctovision  n.	  1)    	  2)    

nocturnal  1. a. 	2. n. .  

nocturne  n.	  1) . 	  2) .  

nocuous  a.	  1) 	  2) 

nod  1. n.	  1) ;	   to give smth. the nod  -.	  2)  ;  to give (to get) smth. on the nod .  () -.  ;	   a nod is as good as a wink (to a blind horse) =	    )  ;	    )   	2. v.	  1)   (  ,   ..)	  2) ,  ;	   to catch smb. nodding  -. 	  3)  (-.)	  4) ,  ( )	  5) ,   ( ) Homer sometimes nods . =     ;   

nodal  a. ; 

noddle  .	1. n. 	2. v.    

noddy  n.	  1) , 	  2)  ()

node  n.	  1) . 	  2) . .  	  3) . , 	  4) .   	  5) .    

nodi  pl.  nodus

nodical  n. .     

nodose  a. 

nodosity  n.	  1) 	  2) 

nodular  a.	  1) , , 	  2) . ;	   nodular ore  

nodulated  a.	  1) , , 	  2) . ;	   nodulated ore  

nodule  n.	  1) 	  2) .  	  3) .  ; ; , ; , 	  4) .   , 

nodus  n. (pl. nodi)	  1) 	  2) ,   ;  ()

Noel  n.  (   )

noetic  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

nog  I n.	  1)    ; 	  2) .   	II n.	  1)   	  2) = egg-nog

noggin  n.	  1)  	  2)   (  = 0,12 - 0,14	    ) 3) . 

nohow  adv. .	  1) ,  	  2)  ;	   to feel (to look) nohow   () 

noil  n. .  , ,  

noise  1. n.	  1) , , ; 	  2) , ;	   to make a noise about smth.   - -.	  3)  (. )	  4) , ;	   atmospheric noise   a big noise  , "";	   to be a lot of noise .  , ;	   to make a noise in the world  ; =     	2. v.	  1) ; ; 	  2) . , 

noise-killer  n. 

noiseless  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

noiseproof  a.   , ;   

noisette  I n. . (. pl.) 	II n. .  

noisome  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) 

noisy  a.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) ,  ( ,   ..)

nolens volens  = willy-nilly

noli me tangere  . (.    ) n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) . 

nolle prosequi  . n. .        

nom de plume  n. .  

nomad  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	2. a. = nomadic

nomadic  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

nomadism  n.   

nomadize  v. ,    

nomenclative  a.	  1) 	  2) 

nomenclature  n.	  1) 	  2) 

nominal  a.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   nominal sentence  	  3)  (. .); 	  4) . ; ;	   nominal price  

nominalism  n. . 

nominally  adv. 

nominate  v.	  1) ,   ( )	  2)  ( );  (  ..)	  3) . 

nominating  1. pres-p.  nominate	2. a. nominating convention .       

nomination  n.	  1)  ( )	  2)   ( )	  3)      (   )	  4) attr. nomination day ,    ;	   Nominations Committee     ( )

nominatival  a. .    

nominative  1. n.	  1) .  	  2) ,  ( )	2. a.	  1) . 	  2)  ( )

nominator  n. ,   ( )    

nominee  n. ,   -.     

non  pref.    , . non-conductor  non conductor ;	   non-essential  non essential 

non-acceptance  n. 

non-access  n.    (.     )

non-affiliated  a. non-affiliated union . ,       

non-aggression pact  n. ,   

non-aggressive  a. 

non-alcoholic  a. 

non-aligned  a. . ;	   non-aligned countries  

non-alignment  n. .      

non-appearance  n. .   

non-attendance  n.  (  ..)

non-believer  n.	  1) 	  2) 

non-belligerence  n.   

non-belligerent  a. ,     

non-capitalship  n. .    

non-claim  n. .    

non-co-operation  n.  , ,   

non-com  n. (.  non-commissioned officer) . . 

non-combatant  .	1. n.  , , 	2. a. , ;     ;	   non-combatant corps  

non-commissionedofficer  n. 

non-committal  1. n. 	2. a. 

non-communicable  a. 

non-compliance  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  (with non-compliance -.)

non-conducting  a. . 

non-conductor  n. . ; 

non-content  n.	  1) ; 	  2)    (  )

non-dimensional  a. 

non-dissemination  n.     ;    

non-ductile  a. , ;	   facts are non-ductile  -  

non-effective  1. a. , 	2. n.   ,     (   ..)

non-essential  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) 	  2)  

non-feasance  n. .  , 

non-ferrous  a.  ( )

non-freezing  a. ; 

non-fulfillment  n. 

non-fulfilment  n. 

non-independent  a. , ;	   non-independent country  

non-inductive  a. . ; 

non-interference  n. 

non-intervention  n. 

non-lending  a.      ( )

non-manual  a. non-manual workers ,   (   )

non-metal  n. ,  

non-moral  a.	  1)     ;      	  2) 

non-nuclear  a.    ;	   non-nuclear country ,    

non-observance  n.  (  ..);  (  ..)

non-partisan  a.	  1)   ; 	  2) 

non-party  a. 

non-payment  n. ; 

non-persistent  a. ;	   non-persistent gas  ,   

non-pollution  n.  -  (    ..)

non-productive  a.	  1) 	  2) ; 

non-proliferation  n.	  1)   	  2) attr. non-proliferation treaty     

non-prosequitur  n. . ,        

non-resident  1. n. ,      ; ,     ; ,     	2. a.      ( ,   ..)

non-resistance  n. ;  

non-resistant  1. n. 	2. a.   , 

non-rigid  a.	  1) . ,  ( )	  2) . 

non-skid  1. n.    	2. a. ; 

non-smoker  n.	  1) 	  2)     

non-standard  a.     ( )

non-starter  n.	  1) ,     (  ,   ..; .  )	  2) ,      

non-stop  1. n.	  1) ,   ..,   	  2)  	2. a.	  1) 	  2) . 	3. adv.  ;	   to fly non-stop   

non-term  n. .    

non-union  I a.    ;	   to employ non-union labour      	II n. .  ()

non-unionist  n.   

non-unionized  a.	  1)    	  2)     ( )

nonage  n.	  1) . 	  2) ; . 

nonagenarion  1. n.     89  100 ; 90- (, - )	2. a.    89  100 

nonary  1. n.   	2. a.  (  )

nonce  n. for the nonce    ;   ; 

nonce-word  n. ,     

nonchalance  n.	  1) , 	  2) ; ; 

nonchalant  a.	  1) ; 	  2) ; ; 

noncompos  a. . 

noncompos mentis  a. . 

nonconformist  n. , 

nonconformity  n.	  1)    	  2) 	  3) . 

nondescript  1. n.     	2. a.  , , 

nondurable  a.	  1) , 	  2) .   ( )

none  1. pron. neg.	  1) , ;  ;	   he has three daughters, none are ( is) married    ,    	  2)  none but  , ;	   none of that! !	2. adv. ,  ;	   I slept none that night .        I am none the better for it     ;	   none the less   ;   

nonentity  n.	  1) , " " ( )	  2)  , 	  3) 

nones  n. pl.  (   5-  ,  7-  , , , )

nonesuch  = nonsuch

nonet  n. . 

nonexpendable  a. .    

nonius  n. . , 

nonpareil  1. n.	  1)  	  2) . 	2. a. , 

nonplus  1. n. ,  ;	   at a nonplus  	2. v.   ;   ,   

nonsense  1. n.	  1) , , , ;	   clotted ( flat) nonsense  ;	   to talk nonsense  ,  	  2) ;  	  3) , 	  4) 	2. interj. !, !, !, , !

nonsensical  a. , , 

nonsuch  n.	  1)  , 	  2) .  

nonsuit  .	1. n.  	2. v.   ;  

nonviolence  n.     

noodle  I n. .	  1) , , , 	  2) , 	II n. (. pl.) 

nook  n.	  1) 	  2)  , 	  3) ,  	  4) 

noon  n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) , 

noonday  n.	  1) ,   	  2)   , 	  3) attr. 

noone  pron. neg. 

nooning  n. .	  1) 	  2)  	  3) ,  ( )

noontide  n.	  1) ,   	  2) , 	  3) attr. 

noontime  n. 

noose  1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) , 	  3)  	  4)    to put one's neck into the noose =    	2. v.	  1)  , ;   	  2)  ()

nopal  n.  

nope  adv. . . 

nor  cj.	  1) .      . ,     not, never  no ... , ... ;	   you don't seem to be well. Nor am I , -, ,    ()	  2) .     . ,    , ... ;	   we are young, nor are they old  ,     	  3) neither... nor ... ;	   neither hot nor cold    	  4) ( neither   neither nor) ;	   nor he nor I was there  ,     	  5) . (   neither) ;	   thou nor I have made the world  ,     

nor'      -; . nor'east -;	   nor'west -

nor'wester  n.	  1) = northwester	  2)   	  3) . 

Nordic  .	1. a. , , 	2. n.   

Norfolk Howard  n. . 

Norfolk jacket  n.   ( )

norland  n.  

norm  n. ; , 

normal  1. a.	  1) , ; 	  2) , 	  3) . 	2. n.	  1)  	  2)  , , 	  3) . , 	  4) .  	  5) .  

normal school  n.  

normalcy  = normality

normality  n. ,  

normalization  n.	  1) 	  2) 

normalize  v.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 

Norman  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) = Norman French {. 2, 2}	2. a.	  1) 	  2) . ;	   the Norman Conquest    (1066 .);	   Norman French    ;	   Norman style   XII .

normative  a. 

Norn  n. (. pl.)  (    )

Norse  1. n.	  1) . .  ;	   Old Norse  	  2) . ; 	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 

norseheavy  a. .   

Norseman  n.	  1) 	  2)  

north  1. n.	  1) ; . 	  2) (N.)    ( -     ;  -  . )	  3) ,  	2. a.	  1) 	  2)   	3. adv.  ,  ,   ;	   north about .  ,  ;	   north of   ;	   lies north and south  ( )    	4. v.   

north light  n. (pl.) = northern lights

north lights  n. (pl.) = northern lights

northeast  .	1. n. -; . -	2. a. -	3. adv.  -,  

northeaster  . n.  - , 

northeasterly  .	1. a.	  1)   - 	  2)   	2. adv.  - 

northeastern  a. 

northeastward  1. adv.  - ;  -	2. a.   -	3. n. -

northeastwards  = northeastward 1

norther  n.    (      )

northerly  1. a.	  1)  ( )	  2) ,   	2. adv.  

northern  1. a.	  1) 	  2)   	2. n.	  1)  	  2)  

northern lights  n. pl.  

northerner  n.	  1) ;  	  2) (N.)    

northernmost  a.  

northing  n. .	  1)   	  2)   

Northland  n.	  1) . ,  	  2)   ()	  3)  

Northman  n.	  1)   	  2) .  	  3) . 

northpolar  a. , , 

Northumbrian  1. a. 	2. n.	  1)      	  2)   - 	  3)     

northward  1. adv.  ,  	2. a.    ;   	3. n.  

northwardly  1. adv.  ,  	2. a.	  1)   ;   	  2)  ( )

northwards  = northward 1

northwest  .	1. n. -; . 	2. a. -	3. adv.  ,  -

northwester  . n.  - , -

northwesterly  .	1. a.	  1)   - 	  2)   	2. adv.  - 

northwestern  a. -

northwestward  1. adv.  - ;  -	2. a.   -	3. n. -

northwestwards  = northwestward 1

norwards  = northward 1

Norwegian  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  

nose  1. n.	  1) ;	   to blow one's nose ;	   to speak through one's ( the) nose ;   	  2) , ;	   to have a good nose   ;	   to follow one's nose	    )   ;	    )  , , 	  3)  (); 	  4) ,   (, , )	  5) . ,  to count ( to tell) noses   , ,     ..;	   to bite smb.'s nose off ,   -.;	   to make smb.'s nose swell     ;	   to pay through the nose   , ;	   to wipe smb.'s nose ,  -.;	   to cut off one's nose to spite one's face        ;   ,   ;	   white nose     ;	   as plain as the nose on one's face  ;	   to get it on the nose  ;	   to turn up one's nose at    ;    -.;	   on the nose  	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) ,  (. nose out)	  3) ,  (after, for)	  4)  	  5)    ( )	  6)  ()  (into) nose about , ;	   nose on . ;	   nose out	    ) = 2	    )    ;	   nose over . ;	   nose up .   ()

nosebag  n.	  1)  ( )	  2) . 	  3) .     

noseband  n. ,  ()

nosebleed  n.	  1)   	  2) . 

nosedive  1. n.	  1) . , ;	   to fall into a nosedive 	  2)   (  ..)	2. v. . 

nosegay  n.  

noseless  a. 

noseover  n. . 

nosepiece  n.	  1) = noseband	  2)   	  3) . , ; 

noser  n.	  1)   	  2) . ,     	  3) . , 

noserag  n. .  

nosering  n.   ( , )

nosewarmer  n. . 

nosey  a. .	  1) ; 	  2)   ,  	  3) ; ;	   to get nosey ;	   N. Parker ,     	  4)  ,  ( )	  5)  ( )

nosing  I	1. pres-p.  nose 2	2. n. . 	II n.   (,   ..)

nosogenic  a. , 

nosology  n. . 

nostalgia  n.	  1)   , 	  2)   

nostalgic  a.	  1)   ,  ;  	  2)   ;    

nostril  n. 

nostrum  n.	  1)  ;   	  2)   ( );    

nosy  = nosey

not  adv.	  1) , ,  (         .   n't : isn't, don't, didn't, can't  ..);	   I know not . (= I do not know)   ;	   it is cold, is it not ( isn't it)? ,   ?;	   it is not cold, is it?  , ?;	   not a few ; ;	   not too well  	  2)  : he won't pay you, not he! -   ,   !;	   I won't go there, not I -     not at all	    ) , ;	    )   ();	   not a bit (of it) ;	   not but, not but that, not but what ;   ;	   not half , ;  !;	   not for the world     ;	   not in the least ;	   not on your life    ;	   not to speak of    

notabene  n. , 

notability  n.	  1) ; ,  	  2) 	  3) 

notable  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	2. n.	  1)  	  2) . 	  3) pl. . , ,  

notably  adv.	  1) , 	  2) , 

notarial  a. 

notarize  v. ,  

notary  n. 

notation  n.	  1) ,   , ,   ..;	   musical notation  ;	   scale of notation .  	  2)   ,     -. ;	   phonetic notation  	  3) , 	  4) 

notch  1. n.	  1) , ,  (.  ); ; , ,  ();  (); , , , 	  2) .  ( )	  3) . , ;  	  4) . ; ;	   prices have reached the highest notch    ;	   he is a notch above the others    	2. v. ,  ; 

notched wheel  n. . ,  

note  1. n.	  1) (. pl.) , ;	   to take notes of a lecture  ;	   to lecture from notes    	  2) ; 	  3) 	  4) ;	   note of hand, promissory note  	  5) ,  	  6) () 	  7) . 	  8) , ; ;	   the raven's  ( ) 	  9) . , 	  10) ;	   a note of warning 	  11) , ;	   there's a note of assurance in his voice     ;	   to change one's note  ,  -;	   to strike the right (a false) note   () 	  12) , , 	  13)  (. .);	   note of interrogation (exclamation)  () 	  14) 	  15) ; ;	   a man of note  	  16) ;	   to take note of smth.    -.;  -.  ;	   worthy of note  	  17)  ;	   the most essential note of our time      to compare notes  , 	2. v.	  1)  ,  (. note down)	  2)  ; 	  3) ,  , 	  4) 	  5) , 	  6) . 

note magnifier  n. .   

note shaver  n. . 

notebook  n.  ; 

notecase  n. 

noted  1. p-p.  note 2	2. a. , ; 

notedly  adv.   ; 

noteless  a.	  1) 	  2) 

notepaper  n.  

noteworthy  a.  ; 

nothing  1. pron. neg. , ;	   nothing but ;  ;	   nothing but the truth ,  ;	   nothing else than   , ;	   all to nothing    ;	   to come to nothing  ;   ;	   for nothing ,  ; ; - ;	   to get smth. for nothing  -. ;	   nothing to    ;	   it's nothing to what I saw in Leningrad      ,     ;	   to have nothing to do with  ,     ;     ;	   to make nothing of smth.	    )    -.;	    )   -.;	    )  -.,    -., to have nothing on smb., smth.	    )     -., -.;	    )     -.;	   next to nothing  ;   nothing very much .  ;	   no nothing  ;	   nothing doing   ,   ;	   to be for nothing in     ;     ;	   there is nothing for it but   ( ), ;	   there was nothing for it but to tell the truth   ;	   nothing venture nothing have . =   -    ;   ,    ;	   nothing great is easy .    	2. n.	  1) , ;	   a mere nothing ;	   the little nothings of life  	  2) , 	  3) ;  	  4) . 	3. adv. ,  ;	   it differs nothing from     ;	   nothing less than -; - there is nothing like   ;	   there is nothing like a good rest   -  

nothingarian  n. ,     

nothingness  n.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3) 

notice  1. n.	  1) , ; ;	   to give smb. a month's (a week's) notice  -. (  )   ( );	   to give notice	    )  , ;	    )   ;	   notice to quit	    )     ;	    )   ;	   at ( on) short notice  ;	   at a moment's notice ;	   until further notice   ;    	  2) ;	   to take notice	    ) , ;	    )     ( )	  3) ;	   to bring ( to call) to smb.'s notice	    )  -.  ;	    )    -.;	   to come to smb.'s notice   -.;	   to come into notice  ;	   to take no notice of smb., smth.   -., -.,     -., -.;	   to your notice   	  4) , ;	   obituary notice   ;  	  5) , 	2. v.	  1) ,  	  2) , ;	   he was noticed in the report     	  3) ; 	  4)  , 

noticeable  a.	  1)  	  2) , 

noticeably  adv. , 

noticeboard  n.   

notifiable  a.  

notification  n.	  1) , ; ; 	  2) 	  3)  (  ..)	  4) (N.) .      -    

notify  v.	  1) , 	  2) ;    	  3)  	  4) 

notion  n.	  1) ; ; ;	   to have no notion of smth.       -.	  2) , ;  	  3) , 	  4) ;	   I have no notion of resigning      	  5) ;  ,  	  6) , ;	   it comes under the notion of...    ...	  7) pl. . .  ,      	  8) pl. .   : ,   .; 	  9) attr. notion department  

notional  a.	  1) . ; 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) . , 

notionalist  n.	  1) 	  2) 

notoriety  n.	  1)  	  2) . 	  3) . 	  4) ,   

notorious  a.	  1)   ;  ; ; 	  2) ;	   it is notorious that...  , ...

notrump  .	1. n.  	2. a. 

notwithstanding  1. prep.  , ;	   this notwithstanding   	2. adv.   , 	3. cj. . 

nougat  n. 

nought  n.	  1) ;	   to bring to nought	    ) ;	    )   ;	   to come to nought   ;   () ;	   for nought ; ,  ; - ;	   to set at nought     	  2)  ( )	  3) . ;	   noughts and crosses    ()

noun  n. .  

nourish  v.	  1) , 	  2) ,  (  ..)	  3)  ()

nourishing  1. pres-p.  nourish	2. a. 

nourishment  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 

nous  n.	  1) . ; ; 	  2) .  ; , 

nouveau riche  n. . (pl. nouveaux riches) ,  

nouveaux riches  pl.  nouveau riche

nova  . n. (pl. ae, s )	  1) . " "	  2) 

novae  pl.  nova

novation  n.	  1) , 	  2) . ,    

novel  I n.	  1) ;	   problem novel  	  2) 	  3) pl.  	  4) . ,  	II a. , 	III n.  ,   

novelese  n.     

novelet  n. ; ; 

novelette  n.	  1) = novelet	  2)  

novelettish  a. 

novelise  = novelize I

novelist  n. -

novelize  I v.  ()  	II v.	  1) 	  2)  

novelty  n.	  1) 	  2) , , ; 	  3) pl.   ;	  4) attr. novelty counter  ;	   novelty store  

novelwriter  n. 

November  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. 

novennial  a.    

novercal  a. ,   (   ..)

novice  n.	  1) , 	  2) . ; 	  3) . 

noviciate, novitiate  n.	  1) . 	  2) , 	  3) ,  	  4) . ; 

now  1. adv.	  1) , 	  2)  ,   	  3) just now	    )   ;	    )  	  4) ,    ( );	   it was now clear that...   , ... now and again, now and then   ;	   now... now... ... ...;	   now hot, now cold  ,  ;	   now (then)!	    ) !;	    ) !; !;	   now then  , 	2. cj. , ;	   I need not stay, now you are here   ,   ;	   now you mention it I do remember ,     ,  	3. n.  ;  ;	   before now ;	   by now   ;	   ere now . ;	   till now, up to now   ;	   from now on ( onwards)  , ;	   as from now   ,   

nowaday  a. 

nowadays  1. adv.   ;   ; 	2. n.  

noway  noways = nowise

nowhere  adv. ; ;	   this will take us nowhere       ,     ;	   nowhere near	    )  ;	    )  , ;	   to be ( to come in) nowhere	    )      ;	    )  ;	    )  ;	    ) . ,   

nowise  adv.  ,    ;  

noxious  a. , , ;	   noxious air   ;	   noxious plants  

noxiousness  n. 

noyau  n. .  (  )

nozzle  n.	  1) . ; ; ,  ; ; 	  2)  ()	  3) . ; 

nth  a. .  to the nth degree   

nuance  n. . , 

nub  n.	  1) ; 	  2) = nubble	  3) . ,  (, )

nubbin  n. .	  1) , 	  2)    

nubble  n.  ,  (. )

nubbly  a.	  1) ; 	  2) ;  

nubia  n.    

Nubian  1. a. 	2. n. 

nubile  a.	  1)  ( )	  2)    ( )

nubility  n.  

nuchal  a. 

nuciferous  a. . 

nucivorous  a. .  

nuclear  a.	  1) ;	   nuclear energy ,  ,  ;	   nuclear fallout  ;	   nuclear fission  ;	   nuclear fusion ,  ;	   nuclear fuel  ,  ;	   nuclear physics  ,   ;	   nuclear reactor  ;	   nuclear state ( power) ,   ;	   nuclear test   ;	   nuclear weapon  ;	   nuclear diplomacy  ;	   nuclear disarmament     	  2)  

nuclearcapable  a.  ,     

nuclearization  n.   

nucleate  1. v.  	2. a. = nuclear 2

nuclei  pl.  nucleus

nucleonics  n. pl. (.  sing) ,    

nucleus  . n. (pl. lei)	  1) ; ;	   nucleus of a story  	  2)  ,  	  3) .  ();  ()	  4) .  ()	  5) . 	  6)   (  )

nucule  n. ,  

nude  1. n.	  1)   ( , );	   the nude	    )   ( , );	    )  ;	   in the nude   	  2) pl.  , ""	2. a.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  	  3) .  	  4) .  , ,   ..	  5) , ;	   nude fact  ;	   nude statement ,  	  6) . 

nudge  1. n.   ;	   to give a nudge 	2. v.    (.   -. )

nudity  n.	  1) 	  2)   

nuf sed  interj. . . (. enough said) ;  ; 

nuff said  interj. . . (. enough said) ;  ; 

nugatory  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , 

nuggar  n.  

nugget  n.  ()

nuisance  n.	  1) ; ;	   what a nuisance!  !	  2)  ;	   to make a nuisance of oneself 	  3) , ;	   public nuisance   

null  a.	  1) ;	   null and void    ( );	   to render null 	  2) 	  3) , 

nullah  . n.	  1) , 	  2) ,   	  3)  

nullification  n. , 

nullify  v. ;  ;   ;   

nullity  n.	  1) 	  2) . ;	   nullity of marriage  	  3)  ( )	  4) attr. nullity suit     (,   ..)

numb  1. a.	  1) , 	  2)  ( )	2. v.    ; . , 

number  1. n.	  1) , ;	   a number of  ;	   in number , ;	   in (great) numbers	    )   ;	    )  ;	   out of ( without) number ,  ;	   a number ( numbers) of people  	  2) ;	   motorcar's number  ;	   call number  (,   ..)	  3)  ()	  4) . , , ;	   science of numbers 	  5) , ,  (  ..);	   back number	    )   (, );	    )  ;	    ) ,   	  6) . 	  7) pl. . 	  8) . , 	  9) . -. ,    number one ( No.	  1) )  "";  ;	    ) ,  ;	   problem No. 1   ;	   his number goes up  ,   ,  	2. v.	  1) 	  2) ,    (among, in)	  3) ;	   the population numbers 5000   5000 	  4) , ;	   to be numbered with   	  5) . ;	   to number off    	  6) . , ;	   his days are numbered   

numberless  a.	  1) , 	  2)   

numbfish  n. .  

numbness  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

numdah  = numnah

numerable  a. ,  

numeral  1. n.	  1) ;	   the Arabic (Roman) numerals  () 	  2) .  	2. a. ; 

numerate  v.	  1) 	  2)  

numeration  n.	  1) , ;	   decimal numeration   	  2) 

numerator  n.	  1) . 	  2) 	  3) . , 	  4)  (  )

numerical  a. ; 

numerically  adv.	  1)   ,  ;	   expressed numerically   	  2)   

numerous  a. 

numerously  adv.   

numismatic  a. 

numismatics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

numismatist  n. 

nummary  a. , 

nummulary  a. , 

numnah  . n.	  1) ,  	  2)  ( )

numskull  n. ,  , 

nun  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

nun's veiling  n.  (  )

nunbird  n.  ()

nunbuoy  n. .  

nunciature  n.  

nuncio  n. (pl. os )  

nuncupate  v.	  1)    (  )	  2)   ;     

nuncupation  n.  

nuncupative  a. ,  ( )

nundinal  a. ; 

nunnery  n.  

nuptial  1. a. , 	2. n. (. pl.) 

nurse  I	1. n.	  1) , ;	   at nurse   ;	   to put out to nurse    	  2) , 	  3) ;  ;	   male nurse	    ) ;	    )  	  4) , 	  5) . ;	   the nurse of liberty  	  6) ,   ,     	  7) .  ; - 	2. v.	  1) ,  ()	  2) 	  3)  ;  ( )	  4)  (, )	  5)  ()	  6)  (, ); ,  ();	   to nurse a grievance against smb.     -.	  7) ;  ;	   to nurse the public  ;	   to nurse the constituency    (   )	  8)  	  9) ;	   to nurse a car   	  10) 	II n.   - 

nurse-child  n. , 

nurse-dietitian  n. 

nurse-pond  n.  ( )

nurseling  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) 	  4)    

nursemaid  n. 

nursery  n.	  1)  ()	  2) , 	  3)  ( )	  4) 	  5)  ( )

nurserygarden  n. , 

nurserygoverness  n. ; 

nurserymaid  n. 

nurseryman  n.  

nurseryrhymes  n. pl.  ; 

nurseryschool  n.  

nurserytransplant  n. -. 

nursing-centre  n.  

nursing-home  n.  

nursingbottle  n.  ()

nursling  = nurseling

nurture  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) ; 	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2) ;  (  ..)	  3) 

nut  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . ;	   to be off one's nut 	  3) ; 	  4) pl. . , ""	  5) . , 	  6) pl.  	  7) . ;  a hard nut to crack	    ) " "; "  ";  ;	    )  ;	   nuts! . !;	   to be nuts .  ;   , ;	   to be (dead) nuts on .	    )  ;	    ) =     ;   -.  , ;	   not for nuts   	2. v.	  1)  ;	   to go nutting   	  2) .  ;	   to nut out smth.  -.

nut-brown  a. ,  

nut-gall  n.  

nut-oil  n.  

nut-pine  n.  , 

nut-tree  n. 

nutate  v.	  1) , 	  2)  ()

nutation  n.	  1) ,  (); 	  2) . . 

nutcracker  n.	  1) (. pl.)   	  2)  ()

nuthatch  n. . 

nuthouse  n. .  

nutlet  n. 

nutmeg  n.  

nutria  n.  (  )

nutrient  1. n.  	2. a. 

nutriment  n. ; 

nutrition  n.	  1) 	  2) 

nutritionist  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

nutritious  a. 

nutritive  1. n.  	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 

nutshell  n.   in a nutshell ,   

nutting  1. pres-p.  nut	2. n.  

nutty  a.	  1)   ; 	  2) , 	  3) . , 	  4) .  (upon)	  5) . 	  6) . . ; 

nutwood  n.	  1) 	  2)   ()

nuzzle  v.	  1) ,   ( )	  2) () 	  3)   (at, against, into)	  4) ; , 

nyctalopia  n.	  1) = night-blindness	  2) ( . )    

nylghau  = nilgai

nylon  1. n.	  1) 	  2) pl.  	2. a. 

nymph  n.	  1) . 	  2) . ,  	  3) , ,  ()

nystagmus  n. . 

O'  pref.   , . O'Connor O'	o'  1) .  of; six o'clock  	  2) .  on; to sleep o'nights   

o'clock  what o'clock is it?  ?;	   it is six o'clock  

o'er  . . over

O, o  I n. (pl. Os, O's, Oes )	  1) 15-  . 	  2) , 	II interj. (     - oh) O my!, O dear me!  !;	   oh, what a lie!  !;	   oh, is that so? ?

O.K.  .	1. n. 	2. a. predic.   ; ; 	3. v. (p.  p-p. O. K.'d )  (  )	4. interj. !, !, !, !

oaf  n. (pl. oafs oaves)	  1)    ; 	  2) ,  	  3) . ,  

oafish  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

oak  n.	  1) ;	   dyer's ( black) oak  	  2)  	  3)    (.,   ..)	  4)    	  5) . .  	  6) (the Oaks) pl.     	  7) attr. 

oak-apple  n.  ;	   pl. ,    

oak-fig  = oak-apple

oak-gall  = oak-apple

oak-nut  = oak-apple

oak-tree  = oak 1

oak-wart  = oak-apple

oak-wood  n.	  1) ,  	  2) = oak 2

oaken  a. 

oakery  n. , ; ,  

oaklet  n.  , 

oakling  = oaklet

oakum  n. ;	   to pick oakum  

oaky  a. , 

oar  1. n.	  1) ;	   to pull a good oar  ;	   to rest ( to lie) on one's oars  ; . ,   ;	   oars! .  !	  2) ;	   a good oar   chained to the oar   ,      ;	   to have an oar in every man's boat      ;	   to put in one's oar, to put one's oar in  ( ,    ..)	2. v. 

oarage  n.	  1) 	  2)  

oared  1. p-p.  oar 2	2. a. 

oarer  = oarsman

oarsman  n. 

oarsmanship  n.  ,  

oases  pl.  oasis

oasis  n. (pl. oases) 

oast  n.      

oast-house  n.   

oat  n.	  1) (. pl.) 	  2) .     ;  	  3) 	  4) attr. , 	  5) attr.    to feel one's oats .	    )  , ;	    )   ;	   to smell one's oats    (   );	   to sow one's wild oats , 

oat-flakes  n. pl. ,  

oatcake  n.  

oaten  a. . .	  1) , 	  2)   

oath  ;	   pl. n.	  1) ; ;	   on oath  ;	   oath of allegiance   ;  ;	   oath of office     ;	   to make ( to take, to swear) an oath  ;	   to put smb. on oath, to administer the oath to smb.  -.  ;	   on my oath! !,  !	  2) 	  3) ; , 

oath-breaker  n. ;  

oath-breaking  n.    

oatmeal  n.	  1)  , 	  2) ,  

oaves  pl.  oaf

obduracy  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) 

obdurate  a.	  1) ; ; 	  2) 

obedience  n. , ,  in obedience to ,   

obedient  a. , ;	   your obedient servant    (  )

obedientiary  n.  ( -.   )

obeisance  n.	  1) ;  	  2) , ;	   to do ( to pay) obeisance to smb.   -.

obeli  pl.  obelus

obelisk  1. n.	  1) 	  2) .  -          (     )	  3) .  , 	2. v. = obelize

obelize  v.  

obelus  n. (pl. -li) = obelisk 1, 2  3

obese  a. ,  

obesity  n. ; 

obey  v.	  1) , ; ;  ;	   to obey the law  ;	   to obey the rule  	  2) .   

obfuscate  v. .	  1)  (,   ..)	  2)   ;  

obi  . n.  (   )

obiter  . adv.  , ;	   obiter dictum	    ) .  ;	    )  

obituarist  n.  

obituary  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   obituary notice 

object  I n.	  1) ; 	  2)  (  ..)	  3) ;	   to fail (to succeed) in one's object   () 	  4) .  ( . )	  5) . 	  6) .    , ,   .. ;	   what an object you look in that hat!         ! no object   ;	   money (time) no object  ( )   ( );	   distance no object     ( )	II v.	  1) ,  (to, against);	   I object to smoking    	  2)  ,  

object-finder  n. . 

object-glass  n. . 

object-lesson  n.	  1)     	  2) .  

objectify  v.	  1) 	  2)    

objection  n.	  1) , ;	   to take objection ;	   to raise no objection  ;	   to lodge an objection  ;	   there is no objection to his leaving     	  2) , 	  3) , 

objectionable  a.	  1)  ; ; ;	   an objectionable plan  ;	   to be least objectionable    	  2) 	  3) , 

objective  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) .  ()	  3) .    	  4) . 	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   objective point .  ,  ; .  	  3) ; ;	   objective table   ()	  4) .   ;	   objective case  ( ) 	  5) . ; , ;	   objective method  

objectivism  n.	  1)   	  2) . 	  3) .    

objectivity  n. 

objectless  a. , 

objector  n. ; ,  

objurgate  v. , 

objurgation  n. , 

objurgatory  a. 

oblate  a.	  1) .   (   ..)	  2) .  ( )

oblation  n.	  1) ; 	  2)      	  3) (O.) . , 

oblational  a. 

oblatory  = oblational

obligate  v.  (. pass.)

obligation  n.	  1) ;	   to repay an obligation    (.,     ..);	   to undertake ( to assume) obligations  	  2) ; ;	   to be under an obligation to smb.     -.	  3)  ,  (,   ..);	   of obligation 	  4)  

obligatory  a.	  1) 	  2) 

oblige  v.	  1) ;  ; , ;	   the law obliges parents to send their children to school       ;	   to be obliged to do smth.    -.	  2)  , ;	   oblige me by closing the door , , ;	   will you oblige us with a song?     ?	  3) to be obliged .  ;	   I am much obliged (to you)  () 

obligee  n. .	  1) ,      	  2) . ,  

obliging  1. pres-p.  oblige	2. a. , , ;	   obliging neighbours  

obligingly  adv. , ; 

obligor  n. . ,    

oblique  1. a.	  1) , ;	   oblique fire .  ;	   oblique photography  	  2) ; 	  3) . ;	   oblique case  ;	   oblique oration ( narration, speech)  	  4) . ,    ();  ( )	2. v. .  

obliquity  n.	  1)  	  2)    	  3) . ; 	  4) .  ()

obliterate  v.	  1) , ; 	  2) ();	   time obliterates sorrow =  -  ;    

obliteration  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) 

oblivion  n.	  1) ;	   to fall ( to sink) into oblivion   ;  	  2)  Act ( Bill) of O. 

oblivious  a.	  1) ; ,  (of)	  2) ;   	  3)  

oblong  1. a. ; 	2. n.  ,  

obloquy  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) 

obnoxious  a. , , 

oboe  . n. 

oboist  n. 

obscene  a. , , ; 

obscenity  n.	  1) 	  2) pl.  

obscurant  n. , 

obscurantism  n. , 

obscurantist  1. n. = obscurant	2. a. 

obscuration  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

obscure  1. a.	  1) , ; 	  2) , 	  3) ; 	  4) ; ,   , 	  5) , 	2. v.	  1) ; . 	  2)   (    ..)	  3) ;	   to obscure smb.'s fame  -. 	  4) ;	   to obscure the light  

obscurity  n.	  1) ; , 	  2) , 	  3) , ; ;	   to live in obscurity   ;	   to sink ( to lapse) into obscurity   	  4) -. , ;	   a story full of obscurities ,    

obsecration  n.	  1) , 	  2)  ()

obsequial  a. , 

obsequies  n. pl. ; 

obsequious  a.	  1) , ;	   to be obsequious to ( with) smb. ,   -.	  2) . , 

obsequiousness  n. , , , 

observable  a.	  1) , 	  2)   (-.)	  3)  	  4)  

observance  n.	  1)  (,   ..;	   of)	  2) , 	  3) . 

observant  1. a.	  1) , 	  2)  (,   ..)	  3) 	2. n.    

observation  n.	  1) ;	   to keep under observation   ;	   he was sent to hospital for observation       	  2) ;	   a man of little observation  	  3)  (,   ..)	  4) (. pl.)   	  5) , ;	   to make an observation  	  6)     	  7) attr. ;	   observation car	    )     ( );	    ) -.      ;	   observation satellite .  ;	   observation station ( point) .  

observational  a. 

observatory  n.	  1) 	  2)  

observe  v.	  1) , ;  ( -.)	  2)  (  ..);	   to observe good manners   ;	   to observe silence  ;	   to observe the time  	  3) , ;	   allow me to observe   ;	   it will be observed ,  	  4)   

observed  1. p-p.  observe	2. n. (the observed)  ;	   the observed of all observers   

observer  n.	  1) 	  2)  (-.;	   of);	   an observer of his promises ,   	  3)  ( )

obsess  v. , ,  (    ..); ,  ( )

obsession  n.	  1)  (  ..)	  2)  , 

obsidian  n. . ,  

obsolescense  n. 

obsolescent  a.   ; , 

obsolete  a.	  1)   ; 	  2) ; 	  3) 

obstacle  n.	  1) , ;	   to throw obstacles in smb.'s way   -.;	   to surmount ( to overcome) obstacles  	  2) attr. obstacle course .  

obstacle-race  n.     

obstetric  a. ; 

obstetrical  a. ; 

obstetrician  n. , 

obstetrics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

obstinacy  n. ; , 

obstinate  a.	  1) ; , 	  2) 

obstipation  n. .  

obstreperous  a. , ; 

obstruct  v.	  1) , ,  ();  ();	   to obstruct the traffic   	  2) , ; ;	   to obstruct the light  ;	   to obstruct the view  	  3) .  	  4) .  ;  

obstruction  n.	  1)    , 	  2) , ; ;	   policy of obstruction    	  3) . 	  4) . ; 	  5) . 

obstructionism  n. . 

obstructionist  n. . 

obstructive  1. a.	  1)   . {. obstruct}	  2) . 	2. n. = obstructionist

obtain  v.	  1) ; ; ;	   to obtain a prize  ;	   to obtain a commission .    	  2) , 	  3) ,  ; ;	   these views no longer obtain   ;	   the same rule obtains regarding...      ...

obtainable  a. , 

obtest  v. .	  1)  ()  ; 	  2) 

obtestation  n. .	  1) , 	  2) 

obtrude  v.	  1) , 	  2) () (on, upon);	   to obtrude one's opinions upon smb.    -.;	   to obtrude oneself 

obtruncate  v. ;  

obtrusion  n. 

obtrusive  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

obturate  v.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) . 

obturation  n.	  1)  	  2) . 

obturator  n.	  1) , ,    	  2) .  	  3)   	  4) . 

obtuse  a.	  1) ;	   obtuse angle  	  2) , ; 	  3) ,  ( )

obverse  1. n.	  1)  , ;    	  2) ,  	2. a.	  1) ,  	  2) ,   

obviate  v. ; ;  (   ..)

obvious  a. , , ;	   for an obvious reason    ;	   an obvious question    

ocarina  n. . 

occasion  1. n.	  1) , ;	   on rare occasions ;	   on several occasions  ;	   to choose one's occasion   ;	   not the occasion for rejoicing  ;	   on occasion  , ;	   on the occasion of...  ...;	   to profit by the occasion  	  2) 	  3) , ; ;	   to give occasion to   	  4) ;	   this festive occasion  	  5) pl. .  to rise to the occasion    	2. v.  ,  ; ; ;	   his behaviour occasioned his parents much anxiety      

occasional  a.	  1)    , 	  2) , ;	   occasional visitor  	  3)    ;    ;	   occasional ode   -. 

occasionalism  n. . 

occasionally  adv. ,   ; , 

Occident  n. ;  

occidental  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) (O.)    	  2) (O.) .  

occidentalism  n. , ,   ..  

occipital  a. . 

occiput  n. . 

occlude  v.	  1) ,  (, ); 	  2)  ( )

occlusion  n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) . ; 	  4)  

occult  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) , , 	2. v. . , 

occulting light  n.   

occultism  n. 

occupancy  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ; 	  3) 

occupant  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  ; 	  3)  -. 	  4) . ,   ,   	  5) 

occupation  n.	  1) , 	  2)   (  ..);  	  3) , ;	   army of occupation  	  4) ;	   men out of occupation 	  5) (. pl.) ;  , 	  6) attr. occupation bridge (road)  ()  ;	   occupation franchise   

occupational  a. ;	   occupational hazards ,    ;	   occupational deferment    (  );	   occupational disease  ;	   occupational therapy 

occupier  n.	  1) 	  2) ;  	  3) 

occupy  v.	  1)  (, ); 	  2) , ; 	  3)  (, );	   the garden occupies 5 acres    5  	  4)  (, );	   to occupy oneself with smth., to be occupied in smth.  -.	  5)  ()

occur  v.	  1) , ;	   to occur again 	  2) , 	  3)   ;	   it occurred to me    	  4) . 

occurrence  n.	  1) , ;	   an everyday occurrence  ;	   strange occurrence  	  2) ; ;	   of frequent (rare) occurrence  () 	  3) . , 

ocean  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) .  , , ;	   an ocean of tears  ;	   oceans of money (time)   ()	  4) attr. ;   ;	   ocean bed  ;	   ocean deeps .  ;	   ocean lane  

ocean-going  a.  ( )

Oceanian  1. a.   	2. n.  ,   ; 

oceanic  a.	  1) , 	  2) (O.) = Oceanian 1

oceanography  n. 

ocelot  n. . 

ochlocracy  . n. 

ochre  n.	  1) 	  2)  - 	  3) . , 

octa-  pref. -

octagon  n. 

octagonal  a. 

octahedral  a. 

octahedron  n. , 

octal  a. , 

octane  n. .	  1) 	  2) attr. ;	   octane number ( value)  

octangular  = octagonal

octant  n.	  1)  ( )	  2)   ,   45 

octarchy  n.  (,   )

octave  n.	  1) . 	  2) . , 	  3) .    ; ,   	  4)  	  5)   ( )	  6)   (  61 )

octavo  n.  ()  1/8  

octennial  a.	  1) 	  2)     

octet  n.	  1) . 	  2) .    

octette  n.	  1) . 	  2) .    

octillion  n. .     (  48 )

October  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. ;	   the Great October Socialist Revolution    

octodecimo  n. (pl. os )  ()  1/18  

octogenarian  1. a. 	2. n.  ,  

octonarian  .	1. a. 	2. n.  

octopus  n. , 

octoroon  n. ,  ( 1/8  )

octosyllabic  1. a. 	2. n.  

octosyllable  1. n.  	2. a. = octosyllabic 1

octuple  a. ; 

ocular  1. n. 	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2)  (   ..)

oculist  n. 

odalisque  n. 

odd  1. a.	  1) ;	   odd and (or) even   () ;	   odd houses    ;	   odd months ,  31 	  2) , ;	   odd volumes  ;	   odd player  	  3) , ,  (    );	   three pounds odd    ;  ,     ;	   twenty odd years    ;	   forty odd  ,   ;	   odd money , 	  4) , ;	   odd moments  ;	   at odd times	    )  ,  ;	    )   	  5) ;	   odd job  ;	   odd man ( lad, hand) ,   ;  {. . }	  6) , , ;	   how odd!  !;	   the odd thing is   the odd man   {. . 5};	   odd man out	    ) ,   ;  ;	    ) . ,  ;  	2. n.	  1) .   ( )	  2) ,   ( )

oddcomeshort  n.	  1) 	  2) pl. , , 

oddcomeshortly  n.  ;	   one of these oddcomeshortlies 

oddfellow  n.    (  )

oddish  a. , ; 

oddity  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3)  ;     

oddly  adv. ;	   oddly enough    

oddments  n. pl. ;  

odds  n. pl. (. .  sing)	  1) ; ;	   with heavy odds against them	    )    ;	    )    ;	   to make odds even  	  2) ;	   to be at odds with smb.    .,   . (about odds  );	   to be at odds with smth.    .,   .	  3) ; ;	   the odds are in our favour    ;	   to give (to receive) odds  () 	  4) ;	   the odds are that he will do it  ,    ;	   long (short) odds  ( ) ;	   odds on    ,    by long odds , ; ;	   it makes no odds    ; ;	   what's the odds?	    )   ?;    ?;	    ) .  ?;	   odds and ends ; ; ; ;  ,  ;	   to shout the odds 

ode  n. 

odea  pl.  odeum

odeum  n. (pl. s odea)	  1) -. 	  2) ,  

Odin  n. . . 

odious  a.	  1) , , 	  2) ;	   he finds it odious   

odium  n.	  1) ; ;	   to bring odium on, to expose to odium   ;  	  2) ;	   to bear the odium of  	  3) 

odometer  n. 

odontic  a. . 

odontoid  a. 

odontology  n. . 

odor  . = odour

odoriferous  a.	  1) , ; 	  2) . 

odorous  . . odoriferous 1

odour  n.	  1) ; , 	  2) , , 	  3) , ;	   to be in good odour with smb.     .;	   to be in bad ( ill) odour with smb.    .;     -.

odourless  a.  , 

Odysseus  n. . . 

Odyssey  n.  (. .)

oecumenical  a.	  1) . 	  2) . ;	   oecumenical council  

oedema  n. (pl. ata) . 

oedemata  pl.  oedema

Oedipus  n. . . 

oersted  n. .  (   )

oesophagi  pl.  oesophagus

oesophagus  n. (pl. gi, es ) . 

oestrum  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) ;  	  4) . 

oestrus  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) ;  	  4) . 

of  ( ); ( ) prep.	  1)   ;  . : the house of my ancestors   ;	   articles of clothing  	  2)   ;  . : the works of Shakespeare  	  3)    ;  . : a creator of a new trend in art     ;	   in search of a dictionary   ;	   a lover of poetry  	  4)   :  . : the deeds of our heroes   	  5)      ;  . : a pound of sugar  ;	   some of us   ;	   a member of congress  	  6)    . ;  . : a glass of milk  ;	   a pail of water  	  7)   ,   -.  ;	   a dress of silk   ;	   a wreath of flowers   	  8)   , , ;  . : a man of his word  ;	   a girl of ten   ;	   a man of talent  	  9)    ; ;  ,  ;	   he died of pneumonia     ;	   he did it of necessity     	  10)    , ;	   I learned it of him     ;	   he asked it of me     	  11)    ;	   he comes of a worker's family    	  12)   ,   ,  ;	   south of Moscow    ;	   within 50 miles of London  50   	  13)     ;	   to cure of a disease ( illness)   ;	   to get rid of a cold   	  14)    ;  . : the loss of power  	  15)      ;	   a farm of 100 acres    100 ;	   a fortune of 1000 pounds   1000 	  16) , , ;	   I have heard of it    ;	   the news of the victory   	  17)   : of an evening ;	   of late 	  18) ;	   to suspect of theft   ;	   to accuse of a lie   ;	   to be guilty of bribery    ;	   to be sure of smth.    .	  19)   ,   ..;  . : to smell of flowers  ;	   he reeks of tobacco    	  20) it is nice of you     ;	   it is clever of him to go there ,    	  21)  : the city of New York  -;	   by the name of John   	  22)        : a fool of a man  ,  ;	   the devil of a worker  ,   ;	   a beauty of a girl ;	   a mouse of a woman    	  23)            : holy of holies  ;	   he of all men  ,   ;	   that he of all men should do it!       !

off  1. adv.  :	  1) , : I must be off   ;	   off you go!, be off!, get off!, off with you! !; !;	   they are off  ;	   to run off ;	   to keep off   ;   ;	   my hat is off    ;	   the cover is off  ;	   the gilt is off  ; .  	  2) : a long way off ;	   five miles off   ;   	  3) , ,  , , : to break off negotiations  ;	   to cut off supplies  ;	   the strike is off  ;	   the concert is off  	  4)  : to pay off  ( );	   to drink off  ( );	   to polish off ;	   to finish off 	  5) : to throw off reserve , 	  6) ,  .   : to switch off the light  ;	   the radio was off the whole day      	  7) ,  : the dish is off     (    )	  8)   : to take time off    	  9)   : take off your coat!  !;	   hats off!  ! to be badly off  ;	   to be comfortably off  ;   	2. prep.  :	  1)  ;	   a mile off the road     ;	   off the beaten track     ; .   ;	   off the coast   ;	   the street off the Strand ,       	  2)    ;	   take you hands off the table    ;	   they pushed me off my seat      ;	   to fall off a ladder (tree, horse)    (, )	  3)   ,  : off one's balance   (. .);	   off one's food  ;	   he is off smoking   ;	   off the point	    )   ;	    )    ;	   off the mark	    )   ( );	    )    	  4)   . he is off gambling       off the cuff  	3. a.	  1) ,  ;	   an off road  	  2)  ( , );	   an off day ,  	  3) , ;	   the wheel is off  , 	  4)  ( );  ( )	  5) ;	   an off street ;	   that is an off issue   	  6) ;	   the off hind leg   ;	   the off side  ; .  ,    	  7) ;	   on the off chance .   	  8) ;	   the fish is a bit off    	  9)   ;	   I am feeling rather off today     	  10) ;	   off grade  	  11) . ,     (   )	4. n.	  1) .  ;	   in one's off  	  2) .  , ,     ( )	5. v.	  1) .  (  ..);   	  2) to off it . , 	6. interj. !, !

off colour  a.	  1)  	  2)   ;	   to look off colour  	  3)  	  4) , 	  5) . , ; ;	   off colour joke  	  6) ;	   his reputation is a trifle off colour      	  7)  ;   ( )

off side  n. . ()  

off-hand  1. a.	  1) ,   , 	  2) ;	   off-hand manner  	2. adv.	  1) ; 	  2) 

offal  n.	  1) ; , 	  2) 	  3)  	  4) 	  5) 

offbalance  a.	  1) , 	  2)  

offbeat  a. . , , 

offblack  a.    ( )

offcast  1. a. ; 	2. n. 

offchance  n.  ;  

offday  n. .  

offence  n.	  1) , ;	   to cause ( to give) offence (to) ,  ;	   to take offence (at)  ();	   a just cause of offence    ;	   I meant no offence, no offence was meant     ;	   quick to take offence ;	   without offence     ;   	  2) ,  (.;	   against); ;	   criminal offence  ;	   an offence against the law  	  3) . ; 	  4) .  

offend  v.	  1) , ; ;  , ;	   to offend smb.'s sense of justice  .  ;	   to be offended   (by, at offend .;	   by, with offend .)	  2)  ( );  ;  (;	   against);	   to offend against custom  

offender  n.	  1) , ;	   first offender ,  ;	   old offender 	  2) , 

offensive  1. n. ,  ;	   to act on the offensive ;	   to take ( to go into) the offensive   ; .   ( ) ;	   peace offensive    	2. a.	  1) , ;	   offensive language 	  2) , ;	   offensive sight  	  3) , ;	   offensive defensive .  ;	   offensive return   ;   ;	   offensive stroke   ;	   offensive war  

offer  1. n.	  1) ;	   to keep one's offer open     	  2)  	  3)  (goods) on offer  	2. v.	  1) ;  ;	   to offer one's hand	    )  ;	    )  ;	   to offer an opinion  ;	   to offer an apology ;	   to offer a free pardon   ;	   to offer hope  ;	   to offer prospects of smth. ,  .;	   to offer no other prospect than     ;	   to offer battle  	  2) ; ;	   to offer resistance  ;	   to offer to strike  	  3) ,  	  4) , ;	   as chance ( opportunity, occasion) offers  ;	   to take the first opportunity that offers     	  5)      ;   	  6)  (; . offer up);  ();	   to offer prayers 

offering  1. pres-p.  offer 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) 	  4) 

offertory  n.  ; ,     

offhand  1. a.	  1) ,   , 	  2) ;	   offhand manner  	2. adv.	  1) ; 	  2) 

offhanded  = offhand 1

offhandedly  adv. ; 

offhour  a. ,  ( );	   offhour job   

office  n.	  1) , ;	   an office under Government    ;	   an honorary office  ;	   to hold office  ;	   to leave ( to resign) office   ;	   to take ( to enter upon) office   ;	   to be in office   ;	   to get ( to come) into office  ,     ;	   to win office   ,   	  2) , ; ;	   it is my office to open the mail      	  3) , ; .  ;	   to be in the office   ,  ;	   dentist's office .  ;	   recruiting office  ;	   inquiry office  ;	   our London office    	  4) , ; ;	   O. of Education    ( )	  5) ;	   good office , ;	   ill office  	  6) pl.    (  ..)	  7)  ; ;	   O. for the Dead  ;	   the O. of the Mass ;	   the last offices  	  8) . , ;	   to give (to take) the office  () 	  9) attr. office block  ; ,      

office seeker  n.   

office studies  n. pl. .  

officebearer  n. ,  

officeboy  n. , 

officecopy  n.   

officeholder  = officebearer

officer  1. n.	  1) ,  ; ;   (  ..);	   officer of the court     ;	   the great officers of state   ;	   medical officer, officer of health  	  2) ;	   pl. ,  ;	   billeting officer 	  3) 	  4) .    ;	   first officer  ;	   mercantilemarine officers    	2. v. (. pass.)	  1) ,   ;	   the regiment was well officered      	  2) 

official  1. a.	  1) ;     ;	   official duties  	  2) ;	   official representative  ;	   official statement  	  3) , "";	   official circumlocution  ;	   official red tape ; ; 	  4)     	2. n.  ; () ;  (,   ..)

officialdom  n.	  1) 	  2) 

officialese  n.	  1)  ;   	  2) ,  

officialism  n.	  1) = officialdom 2	  2)  

officialize  v.	  1)   	  2)   	  3)     

officially  adv. , 

officiant  n. ,  

officiary  a.    ( )

officiate  v.	  1)  ;	   to officiate as host   	  2)  

officinal  a.	  1)  ( )	  2) = official 1, 4

officious  a.	  1) ; ;     	  2) , 	  3) ; 

offing  n. ; ,     ;	   in the offing	    )     ;   ;	    ) ;	    )   ;	   to keep a good offing    ,     to gain ( to get) an offing  

offish  a. .	  1) ,   , 	  2) , 

offkey  a.	  1)  ( ); 	  2)   ( .)

offlicence  n.	  1)       	  2) ,      

offlimits  n. " " ()

offload  v. 

offposition  n. .  

offprint  n.   (  ..)

offreckoning  n. (. pl.) 

offscourings  n. pl. ,  (. .)

offscreen  a.	  1) . 	  2) , 

offset  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) ,  ()	  4) 	  5) , 	  6) . 	  7) , 	  8) attr. . ;	   offset printing  	2. v.	  1) , ; 	  2)  	  3) .    to offset the illegalities   ; ,     

offshoot  n.	  1) , ,  	  2)   ()

offshore  1. a.     ;     ;	   an offshore wind    offshore purchases ( procurements) .    	2. adv.   

offspring  n.	  1) , 	  2) , , , 

offspur  n. 

offstage  a.	  1) . 	  2) 

offstreet  a.    ;	   offstreet parking (unloading)  ()    

offthecuff  a. . ,  ( ,   ..)

offtheshelf  a. ;	   offtheshelf items  

offwhite  a.    ( )

offyear  n.	  1) ,       	  2)    	  3) attr. offyear elections  

oft  adv. . ;	   many a time and oft 

oft-       , . oftrecurring  ;	   ofttold    ..

often  adv. ,  ;	   often and often  ;	   more often than not  ,  ;	   once too often  

oftentimes  adv. ;  

oftrecurring  a.  

ofttimes  . . oftentimes

ogam  = ogham

ogee  n.	  1) . , ,  ()	  2) S- 

ogham  n.  (    )

ogive  n. .  ();  

ogle  1. n.  	2. v.  ;  

ogre  n. -

ogress  n. -

oh  . O II

ohm  n. . 

oho  interj. !

oil  1. n.	  1)  (.   );	   oil of vitriol  ;	   fixed oils  ;	   volatile oils  	  2) 	  3)  	  4) (. pl.)  ;	   to paint in oil(s)  	  5) attr. ;  oil and vinegar  ;	   oil of birch =  , ;	   to pour oil on troubled waters ;  ;	   to pour oil on flames    	2. v.	  1) ;	   to oil the wheels  ; .   (  ..);	   to oil smb.'s hand ( fist) "",  -. 	  2)  

oil seal  n. . 

oil tar  n. 

oil-engine  n. .  

oilbearing  a. 

oilcake  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. oilcake meal  

oilcan  n. .  

oilcar  n. -. 

oilcloth  n. ; ;  

oilcoat  n. 

oilcolour  n. (. pl.)  

oilderrick  n.  

oiled  1. p-p.  oil 2	2. a.  ,  well oiled .  

oilengine  n. .  

oiler  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) = oilskin 2	  5) . = oilwell	  6)  ; 	  7) = oilengine	  8) . 

oilfield  n.	  1)  	  2)  

oilfiller  n. .  

oilfuel  n.  

oilgland  n.  

oilhole  n. .  

oilman  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . 

oilmeal  = oilcake

oilpaint  = oilcolour

oilpainting  n.	  1) ,   	  2)   

oilpaper  n.  ; 

oilplant  n.  

oilpress  n.  

oilproducing  a. 

oilskin  n.	  1)  	  2) pl.  ; .  	  3) attr. 

oilstained  a.  

oilstone  n.     

oiltanker  n. , 

oilwell  n.  

oily  a.	  1) , , 	  2) , , 

ointment  n. , 

okay  = O. K.

Okie  n. .    (.   )

okiedokey  . = O. K. 4

old  1. a. (older, elder; oldest, eldest)	  1) ;	   old people ;	   old age ;	   to grow ( to get) old 	  2) , 	  3)    (-.); ;	   an old hand (at smth.)   ( );	   old campaigner  , ; .  	  4)        : how old is he?   ?;	   he is ten years old   	  5) , ;	   an old family  ;	   of the old school 	  6) , ;	   old boy    {. . 10}	  7) ,  ( )	  8) , ; 	  9)  (. old in, old at);	   old offender  	  10)      : old boy  {.  6};	   old thing , ;	   the old man .	    ) ;	    ) . ;	    ) "" (  );	    ) , ;	   the old woman . "" (.  );	   old lady . (    )	    ) ;	    ) ;	   to have a high old time .   old as the hills ,  ;  ;	   an old shoe .  ;	   an old head on young shoulders    ;	   old bones .	    ) ;	   she wouldn't make old bones     ;	    ) ; ;	   the old country , ;	   old man of the sea ,    ; ;	   O. Harry, O. Gentleman, O. Nick ;	   to come the old soldier over smb. .  .	2. n.	  1) (the old) pl. . ;	   old and young 	  2) ;	   of old ,   ;	   from of old ;	   in the days of old  ;	   men of old   

Old Glory  n.   

old man's beard  n. .	  1)  	  2)  

Old World  n.  ,  

oldage  a. ;	   oldage pension   

oldclothesman  n. 

oldclothesshop  n.   ,  

olden  1. a. . , ;   	2. v. . 

oldestablished  a.  , 

oldfangled  = oldfashioned

oldfashioned  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

oldgold  a.   

oldhat  a. . 

oldish  a. 

oldmaidish  a. 

oldster  n. .  

oldtime  a. ,  

oldtimer  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  	  3)  	  4)  

oldworld  a.	  1) , ,   	  2) .    

oleaginous  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

oleander  n. . 

oleaster  n. .	  1)  	  2)  

oleograph  n. 

oleomargarine  n. 

olericulture  n. ,  , 

oleum  n. . 

olfactory  1. a. ;	   olfactory organ  , 	2. n. (. pl.) () 

olid  a. 

oligarch  n. 

oligarchic  oligarchical a. 

oligarchy  n. 

olio  n. (pl. os )	  1) ,  	  2) . 	  3) . ,   

olivaceous  a. ,  

olivary  a. .   , 

olive  1. n.	  1) ,  (  )	  2) = olivebranch	  3)  	  4) pl.       	  5)     	  6)  	2. a. ,  

olivebranch  n.	  1) ,   (  );	   to hold out the olivebranch   ;    	  2) (. pl.) . 

oliveoil  n. ,  

olivet  = olive 1, 5

olivetree  n. ,  ()

olivette  = olive 1, 5

olivewood  n.	  1)   	  2)  

olympiad  n. 

Olympian  1. a.	  1) 	  2) ; ;	   Olympian calm  	2. n.  ,  ; . 

Olympic  a.	  1) ;	   Olympic games  	  2) Olympic green . ;    

Olympus  n. . . 

ombidsman  n. . ,       (. Parliamentary Commissioner)

ombre  n. . 

ombrometer  n. , 

omega  n.	  1)  (   )	  2) ,  {. . alpha }

omelet  n. , ;	   savoury omelet    ;	   sweet omelet       you can't make an omelet without breaking eggs . =   -  

omelette  n. , ;	   savoury omelette    ;	   sweet omelette       you can't make an omelette without breaking eggs . =   -  

omen  1. n. , , ;	   to be of good (ill) omen   () 	2. v.  

ominous  a. , 

omissible  a. ,   , 

omission  n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 

omit  v.	  1) , ;	   to omit doing ( to do) smth.   -.	  2) ,  

omnibus  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  ,  (. omnibus volume)	2. a.     ;	   an omnibus bill	    )    ;	    )    ;	   omnibus box .   ;	   omnibus edition   ;	   an omnibus resolution     ;	   omnibus train  ,    

omnidirectional  a.    ;     

omnifarious  a. ; ;	   omnifarious reading  

omniparity  n.  

omnipotence  n. 

omnipotent  a. 

omnipresence  n. 

omnipresent  a. 

omnirange  n.  

omniscience  n. 

omniscient  a. 

omnium gatherum  n. .	  1) , ;  	  2) ,  

omnivorous  a.	  1) ; 	  2)   ;	   an omnivorous reader ,     

omphalocele  n. .  

omphalos  . n.	  1) , 	  2)  ; 

omul  n. . 

on  1. prep.	  1)     :	    )    -.  ;	   the cup is on the table   ;	   the picture hangs on the wall    ;	   he has a blister on the sole of his foot     ;	    )   -.   , y; the town lies on lake Michigan     ;	   a house on the river   ;	    )  ;	   the boy threw the ball on the floor     ;	   the door opens on a lawn    ;	   on the right ;	   on the North  ;	    )   , ;	   on a truck  ;	   on a train  	  2)     :	    )   ,  ,   ;	   on Tuesday  ;	   on another day   ;	   on the 5th of December 5- ;	   on Christmas eve   ;	   on the morning of the 5th of December  5- ;	   on time ;	    ) ,    , ;	   on my return I met many friends      ;	   on examining the box closer I found it empty   ,  ,     ;	   payable on demand   ;	    )    ,  ;	   on my way home   	  3)   ,   , ;	   he went on business    ;	   on errand	    )  ;	    )  ;	   they rose on their enemies     	  4)   , ,   , ;	   on fire  ;	   the dog is on the chain   ;	   on sale  	  5)   , ,  , , , , ;	   it is all clear on the evidence    ;	   on good authority   ;	   on that ground   ;	   I heard it on some air show     - ;	   he borrowed money on his friend      	  6)  (, );	   on the commission (delegation)    ();	   on the jury   ;	   on the list  	  7) , , , , ;	   we talked on many subjects    ;	   my opinion on that question     ;	   a book on phonetics   ;	   a joke on me    ;	   I congratulate you on your success    	  8)    ;  . : he turned his back on them     ;	   she smiled on me   	  9)  (-.),  (-.);	   to live on 5 a week   5   ;	   she got it on good terms      ;	   to buy smth. on the cheap .   ;	   to live on one's parents    ;	   interest on capital   ;	   tax on imports    on high ,  	2. adv.  :	  1)  , , ;	   to send one's luggage on   , ;	   on and on  	  2)    : to walk on  ;	   go on! !;	   there is a war on  	  3)    : from this day on   	  4)    ()  () Macbeth is on tonight   "";	   what is on in London this spring?       ?	  5)   -.  ;	   he is getting on in years  ;	   he is going on for thirty    ;	   it is on for ten o'clock     ()	  6) ,  ( , ) turn on the gas!  !;	   the light is on  , 	  7)  -.   -.: what had he on?     ?;	   she had a green hat on      on and off ( off and on)   , ;	   and so on   ;	   to be on to smb.	    )  -.;	    )   -. (   ..);	    )   ;	    )    -.	3. a.	  1) . .  , 	  2) .    (.   )	  3) . ,       (   )	  4) . , ;	   it is one of my on days     

onager  n. (pl. s gri) . 

onagri  pl.  onager

once  1. adv.	  1) () ;	   once again ( more)  ;	   once and again	    )  ;	    ) , ;	   once every day   ;	   once (and) for all  () ;	   once in a while ( way) , ;	   once or twice  ;	   more than once  , ;	   not once  , 	  2) , -; ;	   once (upon a time) =  ( );	   I was once very fond of him  -   	  3)   : (if) once you hesitate you are lost   ,   ;	   when once he understands    ;	   he never once offered to help me       all at once ;	   at once	    ) ;	   do it at once, please   , ;	    )    ,   ;	   at once stern and tender      	2. n.  ;	   for (this) once   ,   ;	   once is enough for me      	3. a. . , ;	   my once master     

onceover  n. .  () ; ,   ;	   to give smb., smth. the onceover   -., -.

oncer  n. . ,       

oncological  a. 

oncology  n. 

oncoming  1. n. ;	   the oncoming of spring  	2. a.	  1) , ;	   the oncoming traffic  	  2) , ;	   the oncoming visit  

ondatra  n. . 

one  1. n-card.	  1) ;	   one hundred , ;	   one in a thousand   ; 	  2)  , ;	   Room one   ;	   volume one  	  3) I'll meet you at one     ;	   Pete will be one in a month      one too many  ;	   one or two , 	2. n.	  1) ,  ;	   write down two ones   	  2) , ;	   one by one ;	   they came by ones and twos      ;	   it is difficult to tell one from the other     	  3) .  	    )      : I am through with this book, will you let me have another one?    ,      ?;	    )  . "": he is the one I mean    (),     ;	   the little ones ;	   the great ones and the little ones   ;	   my little one   ( );	   the great ones of the earth   ;	   a one for smth. .   -.  at one  ; ;	   all in one  ;	   to be made one , ;	   I for one   ;	   one up (down) to smb.   (   ..)  -. (  -.) 	3. a.	  1) ;	   there is only one way to do it     	  2) ;	   to cry out with one voice  ;	   one and undivided   ;	  3) ,  ;	   to remain for ever one    	  4) , -;	   at one time I lived in Moscow   ()    ;	   one fine morning    	4. pron. indef.	  1) , , -;	   I showed the ring to one Jones     ;	   one came running - 	  2) .  - : one never knows what may happen   ,   ;	   if one wants a thing done one had best do it himself  ,    ,   ;	   one must observe the rules    in the year one  ; =   

onealoner  n.   , 

onearmed  a.  onearmed bandit  

onedecker  n.  

oneeyed  a.	  1) ; 	  2) = onehorse 4	  3) . . , 

onefigure  n.  

onefold  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

onehanded  a.	  1) 	  2)   ;     

onehorse  a.	  1)   ; 	  2)    	  3) 	  4) . ; , ; ; ;	   onehorse town  

oneidea'd  a.	  1)   	  2)  ( );  ( )

oneideaed  a.	  1)   	  2)  ( );  ( )

onelegged  a.	  1) 	  2) . , 

oneman  a.	  1) ;    	  2)   ;	   oneman show     ;   ;	   oneman business   ( )	  3) 

oneness  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) 	  5) 

onepiece  a.    

oner  n. .	  1)    	  2)  ;	   caught him a oner on the head     	  3)  	  4)       (.  )

onerous  a. ; , ;	   onerous duties  

oneself  pron.	  1) refl. ; ; ;	   to excuse oneself 	  2) emph. , () ; () ;	   one must not live for oneself only     ,     ;	   there are things one can't do for oneself  ,      

onesided  a.	  1) , ; ;	   onesided street ,      	  2) ,  ( )	  3) , 

onetime  a. ; , 

onetrack  a.	  1) -. 	  2) , ;	   onetrack mind  	  3) 	  4) 

oneupmanship  n.   

oneway  a.  ( ,   ..);	   oneway street    

onfall  n. 

onflow  n. 

ongoings  = goingson

onhanger  = hangeron

onion  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) . ;	   to be off one's onion  ,  to know one's onions    ;  -. 	2. v.	  1)  	  2)     (  )

onionskin  n.	  1)  	  2)   

oniony  a. ; 

onlay  n. ; 

onlicence  n.       (  )

onlooker  n. ,  the onlooker sees most of the game .   

only  1. a. ;	   an only son  ;	   one and only  ; 	2. adv. , ;  only just  ;	   to be only just in time  ;	   only not  ,  , ;	   I am only too pleased   ;	   if only   	3. cj. ;	   I would do it with pleasure, only I am too busy      ,    ;	   only that   , ;    , 

onomatopoeia  . n. . ,  (., cuckoo, buzz)

onomatopoeic  a. 

onomatopoeical  a. 

onposition  n. .  

onrush  n. , 

onset  n.	  1) , , ;	   onset of wind  	  2) ;	   at the first onset  

onslaught  n.  , 

onto  prep. ;	   to get onto a horse   ;	   the boat was driven onto the rocks    

ontogenesis  n. . 

ontogeny  n. . 

ontology  n. . 

onus  . n. (. sing) ; ; 

onward  1. a. ,  ; ;	   onward movement  	2. adv. , , 

onwards  = onward 2

onyx  n. . 

oodles  n. pl. .  , ;	   oodles of money  

oof  n. . , 

oolite  n. . 

oolitic  a. . 

oology  n.     

oolong  n.    

ooze  1. n.	  1)  ; , 	  2)  ; ,  	  3)  ,  	2. v.	  1)  ;  ; 	  2) . , ; ;	   his strength oozed away   ;	   the secret oozed out  

oozy  a.	  1) , 	  2)  

opacity  n.	  1) ;	   acoustic opacity 	  2) , 	  3) ,  (, )

opal  n.	  1) . 	  2) attr. ;   ;	   opal glass  

opalescent  a. ,   

opalesque  = opalescent

opaline  1. n.	  1) . 	  2)  	2. a. = opalescent

opaque  1. a.	  1) , ; 	  2) , 	2. n. (the opaque) , 

opart  n. "" (  ,    )

ope  . . open 3

open  1. a.	  1) ;	   open sore  ;  {. . sore 1 };	   in the open air   ;	   to break ( to throw) open  (, );	   to tear open  (, );	   with open eyes   ; . ,   ;	   open boat  	  2) , ; ;	   an open port  ;	   open market  ;	   the post is still open    ;	   to be open to smth.  -.,    -.;	   open season  ;	   trial in open court   ;	   open letter   (   ..)	  3) , ; ;	   open contempt  ;	   an open countenance  ;	   to be open with smb.    .	  4) , ;	   open question  	  5)  ( );	   open water ,   	  6) ,  ( );	   open field  ;	   open space  	  7) ; ;	   to welcome with open arms    ;	   an open house  ;	   an open hand  	  8)  ( )	  9) .  ( , ) he is an open book   ;	   to force an open door    ;	   open champion    ;	   open ice ,   ;	   open verdict .      ;	   open weather (winter)   ();	   the open door .   ;	   the O. University   (    1971 .,           )	2. n.	  1) 	  2) (the open)    ;  ;	   in the open    to come out into the open  ,   (   ..)	3. v.	  1) ();  ();	   to open an abscess  ;	   to open the bowels  ;	   to open a prospect   ( );	   to open the door to smth. .   -.;  -. ;	   to open the mind  ;	   to open one's mind ( heart) to smb.     -.	  2) ();	   to open the ball  ; .  ;    ;	   to open the debate  ;	   the story opens with a wedding     	  3) , ;	   to open a shop  ;	   to open an account   ( ) open into   ( );   ( );	   open on ,  ;	   open out (); ();	   to open out one's arms  ;	   to open out the wings  ;	   open up	    ) () ; (); ;	   to open up relations  ;	   to open up opportunities  ;	    )  to open ground	    )    ;	    )  ;  

open work  n.	  1)  , ; 	  2) .  ,  	  3) attr. ;	   open work stockings  

openair  a.    ;	   an openair life    

openandshut  a. . , 

openarmed  a.   ;	   an openarmed welcome  

opencast  a. .   ;	   opencast mining   

openeared  a.  

opener  n.  

openeyed  a.	  1)    ( ) 	  2) 

openfaced  a.   

openfield  a. . openfield system   ,       

openhanded  a. 

openhearted  a.	  1)   , 	  2) 

opening  1. pres-p.  open 3	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ;  ( )	  3) ; ;  	  4)  (, ,    ..)	  5)  ,  ;	   to give smb. an opening  -.  	  6) 	  7) .    	  8) .  ( )	  9) .    	  10) . 	  11) ; 	3. a.	  1) , ;	   the opening day of the exhibition   ;	   the opening night  (, )	  2) , 	  3) 

openly  adv.	  1) , 	  2) 

openminded  a.	  1)   	  2) 	  3) 

openmouthed  a.	  1) ()   	  2) 

openness  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

openwork  n.	  1)  , ; 	  2) .  ,  	  3) attr. ;	   openwork stockings  

opera  n.	  1) 	  2) (. the opera)  

operable  a.	  1) 	  2) . 

operacloak  n.  ( ); 

operaglass  n. (pl.)  

operaglasses  n. (pl.)  

operahat  n. ,  

operahouse  n.  

operand  n. .  (), 

operate  v.	  1) ; ;	   to operate under a theory    -. ;	   to operate on one's own      	  2) , 	  3)  ,  (on, upon)	  4) .  (on)	  5)   (, )	  6) ()  ;  ();	   to operate a car  	  7) , 

operated  1. p-p.  operate	2. a. ;	   remotely operated   

operatic  a. ;	   an operatic singer  

operating  1. pres-p.  operate	2. a.	  1) ;	   operating knife  ;	   operating table  ;	   operating surgeon ,  	  2) ;	   operating costs  ;  	  3)  (   ..);	   operating personnel ,  

operatingroom  n. 

operatingtheatre  n.  (  )

operation  n.	  1) , ; ;   ;	   to come into operation  ;	   to call into operation   ;	   in operation  ;	   in full operation   	  2) 	  3)  ()	  4)  , 	  5) . 	  6) , 	  7)  (  ..)	  8) attr. ;	   operation costs   

operational  a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   operational efficiency () 	  3)   , ;	   operational costs    (  ..)	  4) ; ;	   to become operational   

operative  1. a.	  1) ; ; ;	   to become operative    ( )	  2) ;	   operative part of a resolution   	  3) . ; ;	   operative treatment  	  4) , , ;	   operative condition ,  	2. n.	  1) -	  2) 

operatize  v.    -. 

operator  n.	  1) ; ;	   operator's position  	  2) ; ; ; 	  3) ,   	  4) . 	  5)    ;	   smooth ( slick) operator  	  6) .      big operators .  ;   

operetta  n. 

ophidian  .	1. a.	  1)    	  2) , 	2. n. 

ophiolatry  n. 

ophite  n. . 

ophthalmia  n. . 

ophthalmic  a. . 

ophthalmologist  n. 

ophthalmology  n. 

opiate  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)    	2. a.	  1)  	  2) , 	3. v. .	  1)   	  2) 	  3) 

opine  v. .  , 

opinion  n.	  1) , ;	   to be of opinion that , ;	   to have no settled opinions    ;	   to have no opinion of    ;	   in my opinion   , ;	   to act up to one's opinions    	  2) ,  ;	   counsel's opinion    ;	   to have the best opinion     (  ..);	   to have ( to get) another opinion    	  3) attr. opinion giver   ;	   opinion makers ,   ;	   opinion poll    opinions differ .    ;	   a matter of opinion  

opinionated  a.  ; ; 

opium  n. , 

opium den  n.   

opium joint  . = opium den

opiumeater  n.  

opodeldoc  n. . 

opossum  n. . ;   {. . possum}

oppidan  n.	  1) . 	  2)   ,    

opponent  1. n. , 	2. a.	  1)  , 	  2) 

opportune  a. , ; ;	   an opportune moment  ;	   opportune rain  

opportunism  n. 

opportunist  1. n. 	2. a. 

opportunity  n.  ;  ;	   to take the opportunity (of)  ;	   to lose an opportunity    

oppose  v.	  1)  (with, against)	  2)  , , ; ; ;	   to oppose the resolution  	  3)   ;  

opposed  1. p-p.  oppose	2. a.	  1) , 	  2)  ;	   opposed landing .    	  3)  (to)

opposite  1. a.	  1) ,  , 	  2) ; ;	   opposite poles .   opposite number ,       ,   ..; , 	2. n. ;	   direct ( exact) opposite  	3. adv. ;	   the house opposite  	4. prep.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   the cheque was made opposite my name      

opposition  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) ;	   his Majesty's opposition .   	  3) , ; 	  4) . 	  5) attr.   ;	   the opposition benches .  

oppositionist  n. 

oppress  v.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   to feel oppressed with the heat   

oppression  n.	  1) , , 	  2) ; 

oppressive  a.	  1) , , ;	   oppressive weather ,  	  2) ;	   oppressive legislation  ;	   oppressive domination ,  

oppressiveness  n.  

oppressor  n. , 

opprobrious  a.	  1) ;	   opprobrious language 	  2) 

opprobrium  n. ; 

oppugn  v.	  1)  ( -.), 	  2) ;  	  3) 

opt  v. ;	   he opted for the natural sciences     opt out   ; ,  (   .. .  );	   to opt out of society  

optative  .	1. n. 	2. a. , ;	   optative mood 

optic  1. a. , 	2. n. . 

optical  a. , ;	   optical illusion  ;	   optical disc . 

optician  n. 

optics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

optimism  n. 

optimist  n. 

optimistic  a. , 

optimistical  a. , 

optimum  n.	  1)   	  2) attr. ;	   to have an optimum effect   

option  n.	  1) ,    ;	   I have no option    ;	   local option          -. (.,     ..)	  2)  	  3) . 	  4) . ;   

optional  a. ; 

optophone  n.  (     )

opulence  n. , ; 

opulent  a.	  1) , 	  2) ; ;	   opulent vegetation  	  3)  ( )

opus  . n. (. sing)  ; ;	   opus magnum   (. )

opuscule  n.     

or  I cj. ;	   or else ;	   make haste or else you will be late ,   ;	   or so , -  	II n. .    

orach  n. . 

oracle  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3)  	  4) .   to work the oracle   ;  

oracular  a.	  1) 	  2)   ; 	  3) ; , 

oral  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) . 	2. n. .  

orally  adv.	  1) 	  2) .    ( );	   not to be taken orally  ( )

Orange  n. .	  1)  	  2) attr. Orange lodge   {. Orangeman}	orange  1. n.	  1) ;	   blood orange -	  2)  	  3)   oranges and lemons     ;	   Blenheim orange    	2. a.  orange book    (  )

orange melon  n. .  

orangeade  n.  ()

orangeblossom  n.	  1)  	  2)  ( )

orangefin  n.  

orangelily  n. .  

Orangeman  n. .  (   )

orangepeel  n.	  1)  	  2)  

orangery  n.	  1)    	  2)  (   )

orangetip  n. -

orangoutang  n. . 

orangutan  n. . 

orate  v. .  , , 

oration  n.	  1)  (. )	  2) . direct (indirect) oration  () 

orator  n. ;	   he is no orator   ;	   Public O.   ,     (   )

oratorical  a.	  1) 	  2) 

oratorio  n. (pl. os ) . 

oratory  I n.	  1) ;  , 	  2) 	II n. , 

orb  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  	  3)  ( )	  4) . ,  	  5) .  	  6) ; , 	2. v. .      

orbed  1. p-p.  orb 2	2. a. , , 

orbicular  a.	  1) , , ;	   orbicular muscle .  	  2) 

orbit  1. n.	  1) ;	   to put ( to place) in orbit   ;	   to go into orbit   	  2) ,  	  3) .  	2. v.	  1)   	  2)   	  3)   

orbital  a.	  1) ;	   orbital station  ;	   orbital transfer      	  2) . . 

orbiting  1. n.   ;   	2. a. 

Orcadian  1. a. 	2. n. ,   

orchard  n.  

orcharding  n. 

orchardman  n. 

orchestic  a. 

orchestics  n. pl. (.  sing)  

orchestra  n.	  1) 	  2)     	  3) .  (. orchestra chairs, orchestra stalls)	  4)  (   -. )

orchestral  a. 

orchestrate  v. , 

orchestration  n. , 

orchestrion  n. . 

orchid  n. . 

orchidaceous  a. 

orchil  n.  ( )

orchis  n. . 

ordain  v.	  1)    	  2) ; 

ordeal  n.	  1)  	  2) . " " (   )

order  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   order of priorities  (  ..);	   in alphabetical (chronological) order   () ;	   in order of size (importance, etc.)   (    ..)	  2) , ;	   to get out of order ;	   in bad order  ;	   to put in order   	  3)   ;	   his liver is out of order    	  4) ; ;	   to keep order  ;	   to call to order    {. . 5};	   order!, order!  !	  5)  (   ..); ; ;	   order of business  ;	   order of the day	    )  ,	    ) ,   ( ,   ..) {. . 9};	   to call to order .  () {. . 4};	   on a point of order    ;	   to be in order    	  6) ,  ;	   social order  	  7) . ,  ;	   close (extended) order  () ;	   marching order	    )  ;	    )  ;	   parade order   	  8)  ;  ;	   the lower orders  	  9) , ; ;	   O. in Council ,              ;	   order of the day .      {. . 5};	   one's orders . .  ;	   under the orders of...  ...	  10) ;	   made to order   ;	   on order ,   ;	   repeat order  ;	   orders on hand .  	  11) ;	   cheque to (a person's) order .  	  12) ; ; ;	   admission by order   	  13) .    ( )	  14)  , ;	   O. of Lenin  	  15)    	  16) , ; ;	   talent of another order   	  17) 	  18) pl. .  ;	   to be in (to take) orders  ()  ;	   to confer orders 	  19) . ; 	  20) . . ; 	  21) .  tall ( large) order  ,  ;	   in order .  ;	   in order that  , ;	   in order to  , ;	   of the order of ;	   in short order ; . ,  ;	   to be under orders .  	2. v.	  1)   	  2) ; ; 	  3) ;	   to be ordered abroad    ;	   to order smb. out of the country  -.   	  4) 	  5) ,  (  ..)	  6)  order about , 

orderbook  n.	  1)  	  2) .    

orderform  n.  ,  

orderliness  n.	  1) , 	  2)  

orderly  1. n.	  1) . , 	  2) . 	  3) . 	  4)   (. street orderly)	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) ; ,  ; 	  3) 	  4) , ; ;	   orderly rundown  ,  	  5) ;	   orderly book = orderbook 2;	   orderly man .	    ) ;	    )  ( );	   orderly officer  

orderlyroom  n. .  

orderpaper  n.   (    )

ordinal  .	1. a. 	2. n.  

ordinance  n.	  1) , ;  	  2) , 	  3) ,  

ordinarily  adv. ; ,  

ordinary  1. a.	  1) , ; ; ;	   in an ordinary way   ;	   ordinary people  ;	   ordinary seaman  2- ;	   ordinary call   ( )	  2) , 	2. n.	  1)  	  2) ,    	  3) -. , ;	   in ordinary ;	   out of the ordinary 	  4) . ;   	  5) .   ; .      (  )	  6) . ,   	  7) .        Surgeon in O. to the King -;	   professor in ordinary  

ordination  n.    , 

ordnance  n.	  1)  , ;   ; -   ;	   naval ordnance  	  2) attr. 	  3) attr. ordnance survey	    )   ;	    ) - 

ordure  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) 

ore  n.	  1) 	  2) . () 	  3) attr. ;	   ore mining  

ore body  n. .  

oread  n. . .  ( )

oredressing  n.  ;    

organ  n.	  1) ;	   organs of speech  	  2) , ;	   governmental organs  	  3) 	  4) . ;	   American organ ;	   street organ 	  5)  ; ;	   organs of public opinion , , 

organblower  n.   ( )

organdie  n.  , 

organdy  n.  , 

organgrinder  n. 

organic  a.	  1) ;    	  2) ; 	  3) ; ;	   organic whole  	  4) . . organic law  , ;	   organic act     ""   ""  

organism  n. 

organist  n. 

organization  n.	  1) 	  2) ; , 	  3) 	  4) .       	  5) .  	  6) attr. 

organization chart  n. 

organize  v.	  1) , 	  2) .   ;	   to organize the House       	  3) () ,  ()   

organized  1. p-p.  organize	2. a.	  1) ;	   organized labour  	  2) organized matter  

organizer  n. 

organloft  n.     , 

organotherapy  n. . 

organplayer  = organist

orgasm  n. . 

orgeat  n.  ()

orgy  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . ,  (  ..);	   a regular orgy of parties and concerts    

oriel  n. .	  1) , 	  2)  , 

orient  1. n.	  1) (the O.) ,  	  2)   	2. a.	  1) . 	  2) , ;	   the orient sun  	  3) , 	  4)   ( )	3. v.	  1) ;   ( );	   to orient oneself 	  2)     

oriental  1. a. , 	2. n. (O.)  

orientalism  n.	  1) ; , ,   	  2) , 

orientalist  n. , 

orientalize  v.       

orientate  = orient 3

orientation  n. , , 

oriented  1. p-p.  orient 3	2.       -.;  -.;	   spaceoriented      

orifice  n.	  1) 	  2) ; ; 	  3) . , , 

origan  n. .  

origanum  n. .  

origin  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ;	   of humble origin  

original  1. n.	  1) , ;	   in the original  	  2) 	  3) , 	2. a.	  1) ; ;	   the original edition  ;	   original sin .  	  2) ;	   the original picture  	  3) , ;	   original scientist -	  4) , , 

originality  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) , 

originally  adv.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) 

originate  v.	  1)  , ; ;	   to originate a new style in music     	  2)  , ,  (from, in originate  -.;	   from, with originate  -.);	   with whom did the idea originate?     ?

origination  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

originative  a.	  1)  , 	  2) , 

originator  n.	  1) ; , 	  2) 

orinasal  a. -;	   orinasal vowel .  

oriole  n. 

Orion  n. .  

orison  n. (. pl.) . 

orlop  n. .	  1)  	  2) . 

orlopdeck  = orlop

ormolu  n.	  1)  ,     ;  ;    	  2)  	  3)      

ornament  1. n.	  1) ,  (. .);	   he is an ornament to his profession     	  2) (. pl.)  , 	2. v. 

ornamental  1. a.  , ; 	2. n.	  1)  	  2) pl. , 

ornamentation  n.	  1)  ()	  2) . 

ornate  a.	  1)  	  2)  ( )

ornithic  = ornithological

ornithological  a. 

ornithologist  n. 

ornithology  n. 

ornithorhyncus  n. . 

orogenesis  = orogeny

orogeny  n. . , 

orography  n. 

oroide  n.     

orotund  a.	  1) , 	  2) , ; 

orphan  1. n. 	2. a. 	3. v.  ;  

orphanage  n.	  1) 	  2)   

orphaned  1. p-p.  orphan 3	2. a. ,  

orphanhood  n. 

Orphean  a. ,   ; 

Orpheus  n. . . 

Orphic  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

orpin  n. .  

orpine  n. .  

Orpington  n.  ( )

orrery  n. 

orris  n.	  1) .  	  2)  	  3)    

orrispowder  = orris 3

orrisroot  = orris 2

orthodox  a.	  1) ; ; 	  2) (O.) . 

orthodoxy  n.	  1) 	  2) (O.) . 

orthoepy  n. . 

orthogenesis  n. . 

orthogonal  a. , 

orthographic  a. 

orthographical  a. 

orthography  n. , 

orthopaedic  a. . 

orthopaedist  n. 

orthopaedy  n. . 

orthopedic  a. . 

orthopedist  n. 

orthopedy  n. . 

orthoptic  a.    

ortolan  n.   ()

oryx  n. .  , 

oscillate  v.	  1) ()	  2) ;  (. .)

oscillation  n.	  1) ; , 	  2) attr. ;	   oscillation frequency  

oscillator  n.	  1) . , 	  2) . ; 

oscillatory  a. ;	   oscillatory circuit .  

oscillograph  n. 

oscillotron  n.  - 

osculant  a.	  1) . ; 	  2) . , 

oscular  a.	  1) . 	  2) . 

osculate  v.	  1) . , 	  2) 

osculation  n.	  1) . , 	  2) 

osier  n.	  1) 	  2)  ()	  3) attr. 

osierbed  n. 

osiris  n. . . 

osmium  n. . 

osmose  n. . 

osmosis  n. . 

osmotic  a. . 

osseous  a.	  1) 	  2) 

ossicle  n. . 

ossification  n. 

ossify  v. ()  ; 

ossuary  n.	  1) ;   	  2)  

osteitis  n. . 

ostensible  a.	  1)  ; ; ;	   ostensible purpose  	  2) , 

ostensory  n. . 

ostentation  n.   (-.); ;  

ostentatious  a. ; 

osteography  n. 

osteology  n. 

ostler  n.  (  )

ostracism  n.	  1) 	  2)   

ostracize  v.	  1)  	  2)   

ostreiculture  n.  

ostrich  n.  the digestion of an ostrich = "" ;	   ostrich policy ,   

ostrichfarm  n. ,   

ostrichplume  n.  ;  

Ostrogoth  n. . 

other  1. a.	  1) , ;	   some other time -   ;	   other things being equal    ;	   the other world  , " ";	   other times, other manners (. other days, other ways)   -  	  2) , ;	   a few other examples   	  3) ( .  . .) ;	   the other students   the other day  , 	2. pron. indef. ;	   no other than  , ;	   someone (something) or other - (-);	   one or other of us will be there -.    ;	   some day ( some time) or other -,   ;	   you are the man of all others for the work       ;	   think of others   	3. adv. ;	   I can't do other than accept     

otherwhence  adv. .   

otherwhere  otherwheres adv. .   ;   

otherwise  1. adv.	  1) ,  ;  ; -;	   how could it be otherwise?    ?;	   unless otherwise qualified  ,  	  2)   	  3)  ,   ;	   go at once, otherwise you will miss your train  ,    	2. a. , ;	   tracts agricultural and otherwise    

otherwiseminded  a. 

otherworldly  a.	  1)    	  2) 	  3) 

otic  a. . ; 

otiose  a.	  1) , 	  2) . , 

otioseness  n.	  1) , 	  2) . 

otiosity  = otioseness

otologist  n.    

otology  n. 

otophone  n.  (  )

otoscope  n. . 

otter  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)   (-     )

otterdog  n.    

otterhound  = otterdog

otto  = attar

Ottoman  1. n. , 	2. a. , 	ottoman  n. , , 

oubliette  n. . ,    

ouch  I n. .	  1) ; 	  2)   	II interj. !, !

ought  I . . nought	II v.   :	  1) : I ought to go there     	  2) : the telegram ought to reach him within two hours , ,    ,    	  3) : you ought to have written to her     (    )

ounce  I n.	  1)  (= 28,3	    ) 2) , ;	   he hasn't got an ounce of sense        an ounce of practice is worth a pound of theory =     	II n. . 

our  prop poss. (. ; . ours) 

ours  pron. poss. ( ,  . ; . our) ;	   ours is a large family   ;	   this garden is ours   ;	   it is no business of ours    ;	   Jones of ours    

ourself  pron. emph.  (  ,    ..)

ourselves  pron.	  1) refl. , ; ;	   we shall only harm ourselves    	  2) emph. ;	   let us do it ourselves    

ousel  = ouzel

oust  v.	  1) ,  (-.) ; ;	   to oust the worms  	  2) . 

ouster  n. . ,   (. )

out  1. adv.	  1) , ; ; ;  .  ;	   he is out  ,   ;	   the chicken is out  ;	   the book is out    ;	   the eruption is out all over him       ;	   the floods are out    ;	   out at sea   ;	   out with him!  !;	   out and home   ;	   the ball is out    ;	   the secret is out  ;	   out with it! ! (   ,      ..);	   to have an evening out     ( ,   ..)	  2)    ;   -;	   to pour out ;	   to fill out	    ) ();	    ) ()	  3)  ,  -.: before the week is out   	  4)  ,   -.: the money is out  ;	   the fire (candle) is out  () ();	   the lease is out   	  5)    -. , , : crinolines are out    ;	   my watch is five minutes out   ""  5 ;	   to be out   ,   out and about   ;	   out and away , , ;	   out and in = in and out {. in 2 };	   out and out	    ) ;	    ) ;	   to be out for ( to)     -.;	   she is out for compliments    ;	   to be out with smb.   -.  ,   	2. prep. out of  :	    )     , , ;	   he lives out of town    ;	    )   -.  ;	   they moved out of town    ;	   she took the money out of the bag     ;	    ) ,     ;	   this table is made out of different kinds of wood       ;	    )     ;	   five pupils out of thirty were absent     ;	   a scene out of a play   ;	    ) ,   -, ;	   out of envy  ;	   out of necessity  ;	    )  -.    , ;	   out of money  ;	   out of work  ;	   out of time ;   ;	   out of use ,   ;	   out of health ;	   out of mind	    )   ;	    )  to be done out of smth.   -. ( );	   to be out of it	    )    -.;     -.;	    )   -.;	    )   ;	   you're absolutely out of it      ;	   to be out of one's mind     ,    	3. a.	  1) , , ;	   out match  	  2)  ;	   out size   	  3) . 	4. n.	  1) ; ;	   to leave no out to smb.     -.	  2) (the outs) pl. . 	  3) . 	  4) . .  at (. on) the outs  ,  	5. int. . !;	   out upon you!	    ) !;	    ) !	6. v. .	  1) ;	   out that man!   !	  2) ,  (,   ..)	  3) . ;	   he was outed in the first round     	  4) .   	  5)   ,   .. out with 

out-  pref.	  1)   	    )  -;	   to outshout ;	   to outrun ;	    )  -;	   to outspeak ()	  2)     :	    ) , : outburst    ..;	    ) : outhouse  ;	   outlying 

out-and-out  a. , ;	   out-and-out war  

out-and-outer  n. .	  1)    ; -.,     	  2) ; 

out-argue  v. 

out-distance  v. ; 

Out-Herod  v.     (. to Out-Herod Herod)

out-jockey  v. . ,  

out-of-date  a. ; 

out-of-door  1. a. = outdoor	2. adv. = outdoors 1	3. n. = outdoors 2

out-of-doors  1. a. = outdoor	2. adv. = outdoors 1	3. n. = outdoors 2

out-of-print  a.  ( );	   out-of-print books  

out-of-the-way  a.	  1) ; ,  	  2) ;	   out-of-the-way items of information  	  3) , 

out-of-work  1. a. ,   	2. n. 

out-patient  n.	  1)  	  2) attr. ;	   out-patient hospital ;	   out-patient treatment  

out-talk  v.  (-.);     ()

out-to-out  n. .   

out-top  v.	  1)   (-., -.)	  2) 

out-turn  = output 1, 2  3

outage  1) n. ;  	  2) , 	  3)  

outback  n. . ,  

outbade  p.  outbid

outbalance  v.	  1) 	  2) 

outbid  v. (outbid, outbade; outbid, outbidden)	  1)  	  2) , 

outbidden  p-p.  outbid

outboard  adv.  ;   

outbound  a.	  1)        ( )	  2)   , 

outbrave  v.	  1)  	  2)    	  3)  ,  ;	   to outbrave the storm   

outbreak  1. n.	  1) ,  ()	  2) ()  (,   ..);  ();   (-. );	   outbreak of hostilities   	  3) ; 	  4) . ,    	2. v. . = break out {. break i:, 2}

outbuild  v. (outbuilt)	  1)  , 	  2)  

outbuilding  = outhouse

outbuilt  p.  p-p.  outbuild

outburst  n. , ;	   outburst of tears  

outcast  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	2. a.	  1) , ; 	  2) 

outclass  v.	  1)   ; 	  2) .    

outcollege  a.    ,    

outcome  n.	  1) , , 	  2) ,  

outcrop  1. n.	  1) .  	  2) 	2. v.	  1) . ,   	  2)  , 

outcry  1. n.	  1)  ; 	  2) () 	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2) 	  3) 

outdance  v.   ;   

outdare  v.	  1)  , 	  2)  

outdated  a. , 

outdid  p.  outdo

outdo  v. (outdid; outdone) ; 

outdone  p-p.  outdo

outdoor  a.	  1)     ,   ;	   outdoor games    ;	   to lead an outdoor life      ;	   an outdoor theatre    	  2)    ;	   outdoor speaking   ;	   outdoor pick-up  	  3) , ;	   outdoor aerial .   outdoor hands  

outdoors  1. adv.   ;  	2. n. , ;	   the outdoors lighted    all outdoors .  , 

outdrive  v. (outdrove; outdriven) 

outdriven  p-p.  outdrive

outdrove  p..  outdrive

outer  1. a.	  1) , ;	   outer coverings  ;	   outer space     ;	   the outer world	    ) ,  ;	    )  , , ;	   the outer man  , ;	   outer garments  ;	   the outer wood  	  2)   ;	   the outer suburbs  	  3)  ( . )	  4) . 	2. n. .	  1)   , ""	  2)     ,  ""

outermost  a.    ,  

outerwear  n. .  

outface  v.	  1) ,     	  2)  , 

outfall  n.	  1) 	  2) ; , 

outfield  n.	  1)  	  2) ,  	  3) .    ( ); ,     

outfight  v.  ( ,   ..)

outfit  1. n.	  1)  ( ); ;	   camping outfit  	  2) 	  3) ; , ,  (, );	   a carpenter's outfit  	  4) . ; ; ; ; . , 	  5) , ;	   a publishing outfit  mental outfit  	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3)  

outfitter  n.	  1)  , 	  2)  ,  ,   ..;	   a gentleman's outfitter    

outflank  v.	  1) .   ,  ,    ()	  2) ; 

outflow  1. n. ; ; ;	   an outflow of bad language  ;	   outflow of capital .  ( ) 	2. v. , 

outfox  v. 

outgeneral  v.    

outgiving  1. n. , 	2. a. , 

outgo  1. n. (pl. -oes )	  1) , ; , 	  2) , 	2. v. (outwent; outgone) , 

outgoing  1. pres-p.  outgo 2	2. a.	  1) ; , ;	   outgoing tenant ,   	  2)  ( , )	  3) . , 	3. n. pl. 

outgone  p-p.  outgo 2

outgrew  p.  outgrow

outgrow  v. (outgrew; outgrown)	  1) ;  ( );	   my family has outgrown our house       	  2)    (    ..)

outgrown  p-p.  outgrow

outgrowth  n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3) 

outhouse  n.	  1)  , 	  2)  ; 	  3) .   

outing  n.	  1)  , , ;	   to go for an outing    ( , )	  2) . ; 

outlaid  p.  p-p.  outlay 2

outlandish  a.	  1) , , 	  2) ; , 	  3) , 	  4)  ( )

outlast  v.	  1)  ,  (-.)	  2)  (-.)	  3) ;	   he will not outlast six months      

outlaw  1. n.	  1)   ; , ; 	  2) , 	  3) ,   	  4) . ,   " "	2. a. ;	   outlaw strike ,    	3. v.	  1)  (-.)  ;   	  2) .   

outlawry  n.   ,   

outlay  1. n. , ;	   outlay on ( for) scientific research    	2. v. (outlaid) 

outlet  n.	  1)    	  2) . , 	  3) , 	  4)  ;	   outlet for investment   	  5)  ;	   retail outlet   	  6) .  

outlier  n.	  1) ,     	  2) 	  3) .   ; -

outline  1. n.	  1) ( pl.) ; ; ;	   in outline	    )   ;	    )  ( )	  2) ; ; 	  3) , , 	  4) pl. ;  	  5) attr. ;	   an outline map  	2. v.	  1)  	  2) ,    ;  

outlive  v.	  1)  (-., -.);	   to outlive one's capacity       (  ..)	  2) 

outlook  n.	  1) , 	  2)   ;	   a good outlook for trade    	  3) 	  4)  	  5)  	  6) 

outlying  a. , ; 

outmanoeuvre  v.	  1)     	  2) 

outmarch  v.	  1)     (-.);   (-.)	  2) 

outmatch  v. , 

outmoded  a.   , ; 

outmost  = outermost

outness  n.  ;  

outnumber  v.  

outpace  v. ,  

outperform  v.  ,  

outplay  v. 

outpoint  v. .   

outpost  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) pl. (. sing) .  ;  

outpour  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  ()	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  (, )

outpouring  1. pres-p.  outpour 2	2. n. (. pl.)  ()

output  n.	  1) ; ; ; ;	   the literary output of the year    	  2) . ; , ;  ; 	  3) . 	  4) . , 

outrage  1. n.	  1)      ; ;	   an outrage against humanity   	  2) 	  3) ; , 	  4) .  , ;	   what an outrage!  !	2. v.	  1) ,  	  2)  	  3) ; ;	   to outrage public opinion   

outrageous  a.	  1) , 	  2) ; ; , 

outran  p.  outrun

outrange  v.	  1) .   	  2)  (  )

outrank  v.	  1)      ;    	  2) 

outre  a. .	  1)  ,  (  ..); ;	   an outre dress  	  2) 

outridden  p-p.  outride

outride  v. (outrode; outridden)	  1) , 	  2) ,   (;   ..)

outrider  n.	  1) ,  ;  	  2) 

outrigger  n.	  1) . 	  2)  (   )	  3) .  	  4)  ( )	  5)   ( )

outright  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   he gave an outright denial   ;	   an outright rogue  ;	   to be the outright winner   	2. adv.	  1) , ;  	  2) , 	  3) 	  4)  

outrival  v. 

outrode  p.  outride

outrun  v. (outran; outrun)	  1) ; ; 	  2)  ( -.)	  3)    

outrunner  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) - ( )

outsail  v.  ( )

outsat  p.  p-p.  outsit

outsell  v. (outsold)    ,   

outset  n.	  1) , ;	   at the outset ;	   from the outset   	  2)  ,   	  3) . ; ,    

outshine  v. (outshone) 

outshone  p.  p-p.  outshine

outside  1. n.	  1)    ;  ;	   the outside of an omnibus  ;	   on the outside 	  2)  ;  ;	   from outside ;	   impressions from the outside   	  3) , ;	   rough outside  	  4)  	  5) pl.   (  )	  6) at the (very) outside  ;   	2. a.	  1) , ;	   outside repairs  ;	   outside work   ;	   outside broadcast  	  2) ;   ;	   outside seat  ;	   outside left (right) .  ()  	  3) ; ;	   outside help  ;	   outside expert ,   ;	   outside broker ,    	  4) , , ;	   outside limit  ;	   outside prices  	  5) . ;	   outside chance  	3. adv.	  1) , ; ;	   put those flowers outside  ( )  	  2)  () ;  	  3) .    come outside! ! (  )	4. prep.	  1) ,  ,   (. outside of);	   outside the door  ;	   outside the city limits   	  2)  (. outside of);	   no one knows it outside one or two persons    ,       outside of a horse . ;	   to get outside of .	    ) , ;	    ) . ;  (   ..)

outsider  n.	  1)  ()     , , ;  ;  	  2) , ; 	  3) .  	  4) . 

outsit  v. (outsat)  ( ); 

outsize  a.    (.   ); 

outskirts  n. pl.	  1) ,  ()	  2)  ()

outsmart  v. . . 

outsold  p.  p-p.  outsell

outspeak  v. (outspoke; outspoken)	  1)  , ,  (-.)	  2) ()

outspoke  p.  outspeak

outspoken  1. p-p.  outspeak	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2) , , ;	   outspoken criticism  

outspread  1. n. ; 	2. a. , ; 	3. v. (outspread)	  1) ()	  2) ()

outstanding  a.	  1) , ;	   outstanding characteristics    	  2)  ( -.)	  3) ; ;	   outstanding debt  ,  	  4) ;  , ;	   a good deal of work still outstanding    

outstay  v.	  1) = outsit	  2) , 

outstep  v.  ();   

outstretched  a.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   with outstretched arms   

outstrip  v.	  1) , 	  2)  ( -.)

outvalue  v.  

outvie  v.   

outvoice  v. 

outvote  v.	  1)   	  2) 

outvoter  n. . ,      

outwalk  v.     (-.)

outward  1. a.	  1) , ; ;	   outward form ;	   outward things  ;	   to outward seeming   	  2)  	  3)  the outward man	    ) ;	    ) . 	2. n.	  1)  , 	  2)  	3. adv. = outwards

outward-bound  a. .       ( )

outwardly  adv. , ,  

outwardness  n.  

outwards  adv. ,  

outwear  v. (outwore; outworn)	  1) 	  2) (. p-p.)  ()	  3)  ,   ( )

outweigh  v.	  1)  ,   	  2) ;   ,   ..

outwent  p.  outgo 2

outwit  v. ;  (-.)

outwore  p.  outwear

outwork  1. n.	  1)   ,    ..;  	  2) .  	2. v.     ( -.)

outworker  n. ; 

outworn  1. p-p.  outwear	2. a.	  1) ;   	  2)  ( );	   outworn quotations  	  3) 

ouzel  n.  (. )

ova  pl.  ovum

oval  1. a. 	2. n. 

ovariotomy  n. . 

ovary  n.	  1) . 	  2) . 

ovate  . . oval 1

ovation  n. ,  

oven  n.	  1)  , 	  2) attr. oven loss 

oven-bird  n.  ()

over  1. prep.	  1)     :	    ) , ;	   over our heads   ; ,   ; .    ;	    ) ;	   a bridge over the river   ;	    )   , , ;	   a village over the river     ;	   he lives over the way    ;	    ) , , ;	   they were sitting over the fire    	  2)    :	    ) , ;	   he jumped over the ditch    ;	   to flow over the edge   ;	   to stumble over a stone   ;	    ) , ;	   he pulled his hat over his eyes     ;	    ) ,   ;	   over the whole country, all over the country   ;	   snow is falling over the north of England     	  3)    ,      ,  ;	   he packed over two hours     ;	   to stay over the whole week     	  4)       , , ;	   over two years   ;	   over fine millions   ;	   she is over fifty   	  5)     ,   .. ;	   a general is over a colonel    ,  ;	   they want a good chief over them    ;	   he is over me in the office     	  6)   ,   .. ,  , ;	   I heard it over the radio     	  7) , ;	   to talk over the matter     she was all over him   ,   	2. adv.	  1)     -.,   -, ;	   to jump over ;	   to swim over ;	   to boil over .  (   ..)	  2)         : hills covered all over with snow ,   ;	   paint the wall over   	  3)      ;   -;	   to read the story over    ;	   to think over 	  4)   ,  : the meeting is over  ;	   it is all over  ;  	  5) , ,  ;	   the work is badly done, it must be done over   ,   	  6) , , , ;	   I paid my bill and had five shillings over    ,       ;	   he is over polite   ;	   children of fourteen and over     	  7)   : over there  ;	   let him come over here -   ;	   take it over to the post-office -   ;	   hand it over to them -   over against	    ) , ;	    )    over and over (again)  ,   ;	   over and above	    )  ,   	    )  ;	   it can stand over   ;	   that is Tom all over     ,     	3. n.	  1) , 	  2) .  ()	  3) .   	4. a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , 	  4) 

over-  pref. -, -, , -

over-active  a. 

over-capitalize  v.   (  ..)  

over-colour  v.  ; 

over-estimate  1. n.	  1)   	  2)  	2. v.	  1) 	  2)   

over-expose  v. .  ( )

over-exposure  n. .  ( )

over-indulgence  n.  , 

over-measure  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

over-persuade  v. ;  ( -.)

over-produce  v. 

over-production  n. 

over-proof  a.    (   ..)

over-refine  v.    

over-simplify  v. ;   

over-the-counter  a. .   ;	   over-the-counter drugs  

overabundance  n. ; 

overabundant  a. 

overact  v.  (); , 

overage  I a. 	II n. , ;	   an overage was disclosed   

overall  1. n.  ; ;	   pl.   ; 	2. a.	  1) , , ;	   overall dimensions  ;	   overall housing . 	  2) ; ; ;	   overall planning  	3. adv.	  1) ; 	  2) ,    

overanxious  a.	  1)  ;  	  2)  

overarch  v.	  1)  	  2)  , 

overarm  n. ,  ( )

overate  p.  overeat

overawe  v.    ;   

overbalance  1. n. ; 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)   	  3)    

overbear  v. (overbore; overborne)	  1) ; 	  2) ;	   he overbore all my arguments     ;   	  3) 

overbearing  1. pres-p.  overbear	2. a. , ;	   an overbearing manner  

overblow  v. (overblew, overblown)	  1) , 	  2) ,  ( ,   ..)

overblown  a.	  1)  (   ..)	  2)  	  3)   ( )

overboard  adv.  ;  ;	   man overboard!   !;	   to throw overboard    to throw smb. overboard   -.

overboil  v. ; .  (   ..)

overbold  a.	  1)  , 	  2) 

overbook  v.   ,    

overbore  p.  overbear

overborne  p-p.  overbear

overbought  p..  p-p.  overbuy

overbrim  v.  (-); ()  

overbuild  v. (overbuilt)	  1) 	  2) () 

overbuilt  p.  p-p.  overbuild

overburden  v.	  1) 	  2) 

overbuy  v. (overbought)	  1)     	  2) .   

overcame  p.  overcome

overcast  1. n.  ; , 	2. a.	  1)  ; ,  ( )	  2) , 	3. v. (overcast)	  1) (), (); 	  2) 	  3)  ();   

overcharge  1. v.	  1)   	  2) 	  3)  ,  (   ..)	  4) . 	  5) . 	  6) .   	2. n.	  1)  ; 	  2) . 

overcloud  v.	  1)  (-) 	  2) ()

overcoat  n.	  1) 	  2) 

overcoating  n.   

overcome  v. (overcame; overcome)	  1) , ; ; ;	   to overcome smb.    -.	  2) ,  ( )	  3) pass. ,  ;	   overcome by hunger  ;	   overcome by ( with) drink 	  4) he was overcome  

overcommitment  n.  

overcrop  v.  

overcrow  v.  (   ..)

overcrowd  v.	  1)  (  ..)	  2) 

overcrowded  a. ;	   to live in overcrowded conditions   

overcrowding  n. ; 

overdevelop  v.	  1)  	  2) .  ( )

overdid  p.  overdo

overdo  v. (overdid; overdone)	  1)   ; "", ,  (. to overdo it) {. . 4}	  2) ; 	  3) 	  4) ();	   to overdo it ;	   work hard but don't overdo it  ,    {. . 1}

overdone  1. p-p.  overdo	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) 

overdose  1. n.  ,  ;  ()	2. v.   ,  

overdraft  n.	  1)   ( )	  2) = overdraught

overdrank  p.  overdrink

overdraught  n. .  

overdraw  v. (overdrew; overdrawn)	  1)   ( )	  2) 

overdrawn  p-p.  overdraw

overdrew  p.  overdraw

overdrink  v. (overdrank; overdrunk)	  1)   ;   	  2) 

overdrive  v. (overdrove; overdriven)	  1) , 	  2)  ()

overdriven  p-p.  overdrive

overdrove  p.  overdrive

overdrunk  p-p.  overdrink

overdue  a.	  1) ;	   the train is overdue  ;	   it is long overdue  	  2)  ( ,   ..)

overdye  v.	  1)    	  2)   

overeat  v. refl. (overate; overeaten) , 

overeaten  p-p.  overeat

overemployment  n. . ,  

overextended  a.	  1) , 	  2)  

overfall  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

overfed  p.  p-p.  overfeed

overfeed  v. (overfed)	  1) 	  2) , 

overfill  v. 

overflow  1. n.	  1)   	  2) ; 	  3) ;	   an overflow of population 	2. v.	  1)   	  2) , ;  ( )	  3)   ;	   the crowds overflowed the barriers    	  4) ;  ;	   to overflow with kindness   

overflowing  1. pres-p.  overflow 2	2. a.	  1)   ;   	  2) 

overfreight  = oberload

overfulfil  v. 

overfulfilment  n. 

overfull  a.	  1) 	  2)  ;	   overfull employment .    

overgarment  n. .  

overgild  v. (overgilded overgilt) 

overgilt  p.  p-p.  overgild

overgrew  p.  overgrow

overground  I a.  still overground .  	II a.   

overgrow  v. (overgrew; overgrown)	  1)   	  2)  (-.);  ( -.);	   to overgrow one's clothes   	  3)  (. pass.);	   the garden is overgrown with weeds   

overgrown  1. p-p.  overgrow	2. a.	  1) 	  2)   ,  ( )	  3) 

overgrowth  n.	  1)   	  2) 	  3) . 

overhang  1. n. , 	2. v. (overhung)   -.,  (. .); , 

overhaul  1. n.	  1)  	  2)   (. major overhaul)	  3) 	  4) attr. overhaul base  	2. v.	  1) ,   (   );	   to overhaul the state of accounts   ;	   to be overhauled by a doctor     	  2)  ; , 	  3) , 

overhead  1. a.	  1) 	  2) ; ;	   overhead wire  ;	   overhead railway   ;	   overhead road ;	   overhead irrigation ;	   overhead crane  	  3) . ;	   overhead charges ( costs, expenses)  	2. adv. ,  ;   ;  	3. n. (. pl.)  

overhear  v. (overheard)	  1) 	  2)  

overheard  p.  p-p.  overhear

overheat  1. n. 	2. v. ()

overhung  p.  p-p.  overhang 2

overissue  1. n.	  1) .  	  2)   ;  	2. v.     (,   ..)

overjoy  v. ,  

overjoyed  1. p-p.  overjoy	2. a.    ,  ,  (at)

overjump  v.	  1) , 	  2) , 

overkill  .	1. n.     	2. v.     

overknee  a.  

overlabour  v.	  1)  	  2)   

overladen  a. 

overlaid  p.  p-p.  overlay I, 2

overlain  p-p.  overlie

overland  1. a. ;       	2. adv.  ;  

overlap  1. v.	  1)  ;    ; 	  2)  ;	   his duties and mine overlap       	2. n.	  1) 	  2) . ; 

overlay  I	1. 1) ; ; 	  2) . 	  3) . 	2. v. (overlaid)	  1)  (  ..)	  2) 	  3) . . overlie	II p.  overlie

overleaf  adv.      

overleap  v.	  1) ; 	  2)  to overleap oneself   

overlie  v. (overlay; overlain)	  1)   -.,  -.	  2)  ()   , 

overling  n.    

overlive  v.	  1) 	  2)  

overload  1. n. 	2. v. 

overlook  v.	  1)  ( ,   ..)	  2) ;   ( -.);	   a view overlooking the town    	  3)  , ;	   my windows overlook the garden     	  4) ;  ( -.)	  5)  , ;   ;   ,  	  6)   ;	   to overlook an offence ,      

overlooker  n. ; 

overlord  1. n. ;  ; , 	2. v. ; 

overly  adv. . ;	   overly cautious  

overman  I n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) ""	II v.    ;  

overmantel  n.    

overmasted  a.       

overmaster  v.	  1) ,  	  2)  

overmastering  1. pres-p.  overmaster	2. a. ;	   an overmastering passion  

overmatch  v.  , 

overmature  a. ;	   overmature forest  

overmuch  adv. ,  ;	   to praise overmuch ; 

overnight  1. a.	  1)   ;	   an overnight conversation   	  2) ,   ;	   an overnight journey  	2. adv.	  1)  	  2)   (  );  ;	   to stay overnight 	  3) , ; , ;	   to rise to fame overnight   

overpaid  p.  p-p.  overpay

overpass  1. n. 	2. v.	  1) , , 	  2) 	  3) , 	  4)   ,  

overpast  n. predic. , 

overpay  v. (overpaid) 

overpeopled  a. 

overplus  n. , 

overpoise  1. n. 	2. v. 

overpopulation  n. 

overpower  v. ,  ; ;	   the heat overpowered me   

overpowering  1. pres-p.  overpower	2. a. , ; ;	   overpowering beauty  

overpraise  v. , 

overpressure  n.	  1)  ;  	  2)      

overprint  1. v.	  1)    ( )  	  2)   	2. n.	  1)   	  2) 

overprize  v. 

overran  p.  overrun

overreach  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ( )	2. v.	  1) ; ();   	  2) ;	   to overreach oneself , 	  3)  ,  	  4)  (  ..)	  5) refl.     ; 	  6) refl.  ;  ( )

overrent  v.       

overridden  p-p.  override

override  v. (overrode; overridden)	  1) , 	  2)  ()	  3) ,    	  4)  , 	  5)  ()

overriding  1. pres-p.  override	2. a. , 

overripe  a. , ;	   overripe wood  

overrode  p.  override

overrotten  a. 

overrule  v.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3) ,  	  4) ,  

overrun  1. v. (overran; overrun)	  1)   ; 	  2)      	  3) 	  4)  ()	  5)  ( -  )	  6) . 	  7) .  	2. n. ;  

oversaw  p.  oversee

oversea  = overseas

overseas  = oversea	1. a. , ; ;	   overseas trade  ;	   overseas contingents ,   ;	   overseas service     ,   	2. adv.  ,  ;  ,  ;	   to go overseas   ;  

oversee  v. (oversaw; overseen)	  1) , 	  2) 	  3)  

overseen  p-p.  oversee

overseer  n. ; ;	   overseer of the poor .     

oversell  v. (oversold)     (  ..)

overset  v. (overset)	  1)  ;	   to overset one's plans  	  2)   , 	  3) ()

oversew  v. (oversewed ;	   oversewed, oversewn)   

oversewn  p-p.  oversew

overshadow  v.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) . , 

overshoe  n. ; ()

overshoot  v. (overshot)	  1)  ( );	   to overshoot the mark     ; .   ; "" {.  3}	  2)   (-.)	  3) , ;	   to overshoot the mark ,  ()  {. . 1} to overshoot oneself	    ) = to overshoot the mark 1	    )    ;	   to overshoot one's stop   

overshot  p.  p-p.  overshoot

overside  .	1. a.   ;	   overside delivery    	2. adv.  ;  

oversight  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 

oversize  a.	  1)   	  2) .  

oversized  a.	  1)   	  2) .  

overslaugh  v.	  1) .       	  2) . .     	  3) . ,  

oversleep  v. (overslept) ,  (. oversleep oneself)

oversleeve  n. 

overslept  p.  p-p.  oversleep

oversmoke  v.	  1)   	  2) refl.  ( )

oversold  p.  p-p.  oversell

overspend  v. (overspent)	  1)   ;  	  2)      (. overspend oneself)

overspent  p.  p-p.  overspend

overspill  n.	  1) ,  	  2) ()  

overspread  v. (overspread)	  1) 	  2) ; ; 

overstate  v. 

overstatement  n. 

overstay  v. (overstayed overstaid) , ;	   to overstay one's welcome  -. 

overstep  v.	  1) , 	  2) .  

overstock  1. n.  ,  ()	2. v.    ;  (, )

overstrain  1. n.  	2. v. , ;	   to overstrain oneself ;	   this argument is greatly overstrained    

overstrung  a.   (   ..)

oversubscribe  v.    (   ..);    ,  

overt  a.	  1) ; 	  2) , , 

overtake  v. (overtook; overtaken)	  1) , , to overtake arrears	    )  ;	    )  	  2)  ;	   disaster overtook him   	  3) ;	   to be overtaken by terror   ;	   overtaken in ( with) drink 

overtaken  p-p.  overtake

overtask  v.  ;   

overtax  v.	  1)   	  2) ; ;	   to overtax smb.'s patience  -. 

overthrew  p.  overthrow 2

overthrow  1. n. ; ; ; 	2. v. (overthrew; overthrown)	  1) 	  2) ; ; 

overthrown  p-p.  overthrow 2

overtime  1. n.	  1)  ;  ;	   to be on overtime  	  2) .  	  3) attr. ;	   overtime pay  	2. adv. ;	   to work overtime  	3. v. (. ) 

overtly  adv. , ; 

overtone  n.	  1) . 	  2) (. pl.) , , 

overtook  p. ot overtake

overtop  v.	  1)  , 	  2) ; 	  3) , 

overtrain  v. . ()

overtrump  v.   

overture  n.	  1) (. pl.)  (,  );  (,    ..);	   peace overtures  ;	   to make overtures to smb.	    )    ;	    )   ;  	  2) . 

overturn  1. n. ; ; ; 	2. v.	  1) (); 	  2) , 	  3) ; ; ;	   to overturn a theory  

overvalue  1. n. 	2. v. ,   ;    

overwatched  a.     

overweening  a. , ;	   overweening ambition  

overweight  1. n.	  1)  ,  	  2) , 	2. a.   ;  ;	   overweight luggage   	3. v. (. p-p.) ; ;	   overweighted with packages  

overwhelm  v.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3)  (  ..)	  4) ; ,  ()	  5) ,  ( ;	   with)	  6) , , ;	   his kindness quite overwhelmed me     	  7) , 

overwhelming  1. pres-p.  overwhelm	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   overwhelming majority  	  3) ;	   overwhelming pressure  

overwhelmingly  adv. , ;    ;	   overwhelmingly grateful  ;	   overwhelmingly important  

overwind  v.   (  ..)

overwinter  v. 

overwork  1. n.	  1)    	  2) , ; 	2. v.	  1)   ;  (. overwork oneself)	  2) 

overwrite  v. (overwrote; overwritten)	  1)    ( -.)	  2) refl.  (   ..)

overwritten  p-p.  overwrite

overwrote  p.  overwrite

overwrought  a.	  1)  	  2)  ( )	  3)  	  4)   

oviduct  n. . ;  

oviform  a. , , 

ovine  a. 

oviparous  a. 

oviposit  v. .  

ovipositor  n. . 

ovoid  a. , 

ovule  n.	  1) . 	  2) .  ,  

ovum  n. (pl. ova) . 

owe  v.	  1)   (-.);    ( -.)	  2)  ;	   we owe to Newton the principle of gravitation      

owing  1. pres-p.  owe	2. a.	  1) , ,  ;	   how much is owing to you?    ?	  2) .  (-.)	3. owing to (.  prep.)  , , 

owl  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  owl train .  ;	   owl car .	    )  ;	    )  

owl-light  n. 

owlet  n.  , 

owlish  a.   

own  1. a. (      possessive case)	  1)  ;	   to love truth for its own sake     ;	   name your own price   ;	   to make one's own clothes   ;	   he is his own man    	  2) ;	   my own father   	  3) ;	   farewell my own , 	  4) , ;	   it was his own idea     	2. n. to come into one's own  ;	   to hold one's own   ,  , ;   ;	   the patient is holding his own    ;	   I have nothing of my own     ( );	   on one's own . ,   ,   	3. v.	  1) ; , ;	   to own lands  	  2) ();	   to own a child   ;	   to own one's faults   ;	   to own to smth.   -.;	   to own to the theft    own up .	    )  ;	    )  

owner  n.	  1) ; , 	  2) (the owner) . .  

ownerless  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

ownership  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  

ox  n. (pl. oxen)	  1) 	  2)    : , ,   .. the black ox	    ) ;	    ) ;	   the black ox has trod on my foot   ;	   you cannot flay the same ox twice .       

ox-driver  n.  

ox-eye  n.	  1)    	  2) .    	  3)  

ox-eyed  a. , 

ox-fence  n.    

oxalic  a. . 

oxbow  n.	  1) 	  2) ,   ; 

oxcart  n. ,  

oxen  n. pl.	  1) pl.  ox	  2) .  

oxer  = ox-fence

oxford  n.	  1)  (. O. shoe)	  2) (O.) attr. ;	   O. man ,     ;	   O. gray ,  

oxherd  n. 

oxhide  n.  

oxidate  = oxidize

oxidation  n. . 

oxide  n. . , 

oxidization  = oxidation

oxidize  v. . (); 

Oxonian  1. n.  (. )  	2. a. 

oxtail  n.	  1)  	  2) attr. oxtail soup    

oxter  .	1. n. ;   	2. v.	  1) ,     	  2) ,   

oxygen  n. .	  1) 	  2) attr. ;	   oxygen mask  ;	   oxygen cutting .  

oxygenate  v. ;  

oxygenize  = oxygenate

oxygenous  a. 

oxygon  n.  

oxymoron  n. . 

oyster  n.  close ( dumb) as an oyster =   

oyster-bank  n.  ;  

oyster-bed  = oyster-bank

oyster-farm  n.  

ozocerite  n. . 

ozokerite  n. . 

ozone  n. . 

ozonize  v. . 

P, p  n. (pl. Ps, P's ) 16-  .  to mind one's P's and Q's  ,     

pa  n. (.  papa) . , 

pabular  a. , ; 

pabulary  a. , ; 

pabulum  n.  (. .);	   mental pabulum   

pace  I	1. n.	  1) ;  	  2) , , ;	   to put on pace  ;	   to mend one's pace  ;	   pace of the warp .  	  3) , ;	   pace of development  ;	   to accelerate the pace  ;	   to go the pace ; .  ;	   to keep pace with   ,   ;	   to set the pace   (   ..); .  	  4)  ()	  5) 	  6)   ; ,   () to put smb. through his paces, to try smb.'s paces  -. ; "" -.,  -. , 	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2)   (. pace out)	  3)   ( )	  4)  ,  ( )	II . adv.   (-.)

pace-maker  n.  ,  (  ..)

pacer  n.	  1) 	  2) = pace-maker

pacha  = pasha

pachyderm  n. .  ()

pachydermatous  a. . 

pacific  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) (P.) 	2. n. (the P.)  

pacification  n.	  1) , 	  2)  Edict of P. .  

pacificator  n. 

pacificatory  a.	  1) 	  2) 

pacificism  = pacifism

pacificist  = pacifist

pacifism  n. 

pacifist  n. 

pacify  v.	  1) , ;  ()	  2)    	  3) 

pack  1. n.	  1) , ; , , 	  2) . , , 	  3) ; ;	   moneyed pack  ;	   pack of crooks  	  4) , ;	   pack of lies  	  5)  ();  (  ..);	   pack of submarines .   	  6)  ()	  7) = pack-ice	  8) .  ( )	  9)       (, )	  10) . 	  11) . 	  12) .  	  13) attr. ;	   pack paper  	  14) attr. 	2. v.	  1) (), (),  ;  ( pack up)	  2) () , ()  	  3) 	  4) , ,  (;	   with)	  5) (), ()	  6)  ()	  7)   ( )	  8)  ()	  9)    (,   ..);    (   )	  10) .   ()  () pack off , ;	   pack up .	    ) ();	    )  (  ..);	    ) ,    ( );	    )  to send smb. packing ,  -.;	   to pack a thing up   -.;	   pack it up! .  !

pack-animal  n.  

pack-horse  n.  

pack-ice  n.  , 

pack-running  n. 

pack-saddle  n.  

package  1. n.	  1) ; ; ;  ()	  2) , ;  ()	  3) ,  ; . ,  	  4)   	  5)    	2. v. ; , 

packaged  a. ,  packaged tour . .      

packager  n. . . .  

packed  1. p-p.  pack 2	2. a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) , 	  4)   ( ,   ..)	  5) ,  ( )

packer  n.	  1)  (.   )	  2) (. .) ;    (. )	  3) .   	  4)   	  5) . 

packet  n.	  1) , 	  2) = packet-boat	  3) , , 	  4) .  , 	  5) . . ; ;	   to stop ( to catch) a packet     (,   ..)

packet-boat  n. - , 

packing  1. pres-p.  pack 2	2. n.	  1) ; ; ;	   I must do my packing    , ;	   packing not included   ,  	  2)  	  3) .  (  ..); ; 	  4) 	  5) attr. ;	   packing materials  , 

packing-case  n.  ( )

packing-needle  n. ,  

packing-sheet  n.	  1)  	  2) .    

packman  n. 

packthread  n. , 

packtrain  n.  

pact  n. , , ;	   nonaggression pact   ;	   to enter into a pact  

pad  I	1. n.	  1)    	  2) ; ;	   sanitary pad .  	  3)  ; 	  4) 	  5)  , ,  ; 	  6)  (  ..)	  7)  (   )	  8) .   (  ..)	  9) . , ; 	  10) . 	2. v.	  1)      ;  -.  (. pad out)	  2)   ,   (,   ..; . pad out)	  3)  (  ..)	  4) . 	II n.   ( )

padded  1. p-p.  pad I, 2	2. a.	  1) , ;	   padded cell ,   (  )	  2) padded bills  

padding  1. pres-p.  pad I, 2	2. n.	  1) ,  	  2)  ,    , ""; 	  3) . 	  4) .  

paddle  I	1. n.	  1)  ;   ;	   double paddle  	  2) ,   ()	  3)    ( )	  4)  ( );  (  )	  5)  ()	  6) . ; ;  	2. v.	  1)   ;   	  2)      to paddle one's own canoe     ;  	II 1. n. . . ,    	2. v.	  1)   , 	  2) ,   (in, on, about)	  3)  ( )	  4) . . 

paddleboat  n.  

paddlebox  n.   

paddlewheel  n.  

paddling pool  n. "" (    )

paddock  n.	  1) ,  (.   )	  2)  ( )	  3) .   	  4) .    

Paddy  n. .  (  )	paddy  I n. -,  	II n. .  , 

paddywhack  = paddy II

Padishah  . n. 

padlock  1. n.  	2. v.    

padre  . n.	  1)  	  2) .    

padrone  um. n. (pl. ni)	  1)  (  )	  2)  	  3) ,   ,  , -

padroni  pl.  padrone

padronism  n.     . {. padrone 3}

Padshah  = padishah

paean  n. -. ;  

paederasty  n. 

paediatrician  n. ,    ,  

paediatrics  n. pl. (.  sing) ,    

paedology  n. 

paeon  n. . 

pagan  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	2. a. 

pagandom  n.  , 

paganish  a. 

paganism  n. 

paganize  v.	  1)   	  2)   

page  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2) . 	2. v.  	II 1. n.	  1) 	  2) -	  3) .  (  )	2. v.	  1)    	  2)  (-.),   ;	   page Dr. Jones!   !

pageant  n.	  1)  ;  	  2)  ; 	  3) ,   (  )	  4) ,  ,  	  5) .   (  )

pageantry  n.	  1)  , , ; ; 	  2)  ; , 

pagehood  n.  

pageship  n.  

paginal  a. ;	   paginal reference   

paginate  v.  

pagination  n.  

pagoda  n.	  1) 	  2)  (       )	  3)  ,    ,   .. (   )

pagodatree  n.   to shake the pagodatree  

pagurian  .	1. n. -	2. a. ,    -

pah  I interj. !, !	II n.    (  )

paid  1. p.  p-p.  pay I, 2	2. a. ; ;	   paid employee  , 

paidin  a. ,  ( )

paidup  a. , ;	   paidup capital    ;	   paidup shares   

pail  n. ; ; 

pailful  n.  

paillasse  = palliasse

paillette  n.	  1) ,   	  2) 

pain  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) , , ;	   to be in pain  , 	  3) pl. , ; ;	   to take pains, to be at the pains  ;    , ;	   to save one's pains   	  4) pl.   pains and penalties   ;	   on ( under) pain of death    ;	   to have one's labour for one's pains  ;	   to give smb. a pain (in the neck)  -.;  -.;	   a pain in the neck  	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  ; ;	   my tooth doesn't pain me now      

pained  1. p-p.  pain 2	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2) ;	   he looked pained    

painful  a.	  1)  , 	  2) , , ;	   painful problem  	  3) ;	   painful surprise  

painkiller  n. .  

painless  a. 

painstaking  1. n. , 	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   painstaking job  

paint  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) pl. ;	   a box of paints  	  3) 	2. v.	  1)  ,  	  2) , ;  (  ..)	  3) , ;	   to paint in bright colours   ;    ; 	  4) ,  paint in  ;	   paint out  (  ..) to paint the lily   ;	   to paint the town red  , 

paintbox  n.  

paintbrush  n. 

painted  1. p-p.  paint 2	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

paintedlady  n.  ()

painter  I n.	  1) , 	  2)  painter's colic .  	II n. . ()  to cut the painter   ,   ( )

painting  1. pres-p.  paint 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) 	  4)  

painty  a.	  1) ;	   a painty smell  	  2)   ( )	  3) 

pair  1. n.	  1) ;	   in pairs ;	   a carriage and pair ,  	  2) ,    ;  ; ;	   a pair of scissors (spectacles, compasses, scales)  (, , );	   a pair of socks (shoes, gloves)   (, )	  3)  ;   	  4) pair of stairs ( of steps) , 	  5) pl.  ( )	  6) .    ,      	  7) ,  ()	  8) attr. 	2. v.	  1) () ;   	  2) ()  	  3) () 	  4) (),  pair off	    ) ()  ;  ;	    ) . ,   (with)

pair-      ;	   one (two, three) pairfront (back)    (, ) ,    ( )

pairhorse  a. ,   

pairoar  n. .  

pajamas  = pyjamas

Pakistani  1. n. ; 	2. a. 

pal  .	1. n. , 	2. v. ,  (. pal up; with, to pal  -.)

palace  n.	  1) , 	  2)  ; 	  3)   (,   )	  4) attr. 

paladin  n. . 

palaeogene  n. . 

palaeographer  n. 

palaeography  n. 

palaeolithic  a. ;	   the P. age 

palaeontologist  n. 

palaeontology  n. 

palaeozoic  .	1. a. 	2. n. ,  

palaestra  n. (pl. trae) -. 

palaestrae  pl.  palaestra

palankeen, palanquin  n. , 

palatable  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

palatal  1. a.	  1) 	  2) . 	2. n. .  

palatalization  n. . , 

palatalize  v. . , 

palate  n.	  1) . 	  2) 	  3) , 

palatial  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

palatinate  n. . ; 

palatine  I n. (P.) .  (. Count  Earl P.);	   County P. 	II .	1. a. ;	   palatine bones  	2. n. pl.  

palaver  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3) ;  	  4) . 	2. v.	  1) 	  2) ;  

pale  I	1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	  3) , , ;  ();	   beyond (within) the pale of smth.   ( ) -.	  4) .  	  5) the (English) P. .  ,  	  6) .     	2. v.  , , ; 	II 1. a.	  1) 	  2) ,  ( ,   ..)	2. v.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  ; 

paleaceous  a. ,   

paled  I	1. p-p.  pale I, 2	2. a.  ()	II p-p.  pale II, 2

paleface  n. ,    (     )

Palestinian  1. a. 	2. n.  

palestra  = palaestra

paletot  n. . ,  

palette  n.	  1) 	  2) .    

paletteknife  n. . 

palfrey  n. . .   (. )

Pali  n.  ( ; .    )

palimpsest  .	1. n. 	2. a.     

paling  I	1. pres-p.  pale I, 2	2. n.	  1) , , 	  2) ; 	II pres-p.  pale II, 2

palingenesis  n. . ()

palinode  . n.	  1) . 	  2) ,    , 

palisade  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) pl.   	2. v.  , 

palisander  n. . ;  

palish  a. 

pall  I	1. n.	  1)  ( )	  2) , ; 	  3) , 	2. v.	  1) ,  	  2) 	II v.	  1)  (. pall on)	  2) ()

palladia  pl.  palladium I

palladium  I . n. (pl. dia)  ; , 	II n. . 

pallet  I n.	  1)  ,  	  2)  	  3) . , 	II n.	  1) = palette	  1) 2) . , ; ;  ()	  3)   

palletbed  = pallet I, 1

pallia  pl.  pallium

palliasse  n.  

palliate  v.	  1)   (, )	  2) ,  (, )	  3) , 

palliation  n.	  1)   (, )	  2)  ()

palliative  1. a.	  1) 	  2) 	2. n.	  1) , 	  2)  

pallid  a. -

pallidness  n.  

pallium  . n. (pl. lia)	  1) 	  2) .  ()

pallmall  n. - (   )

pallor  n. 

pally  a. .	  1) , 	  2) 

palm  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2) .  ()	  3)  () to have an itching palm  ;  , 	2. v.	  1)    (  ..)	  2)  , 	  3)  palm off ; ,  (on, upon palm -.)	II n.	  1) ,  	  2)  ; . , ;	   to bear ( to carry) the palm   ;  ;	   to yield the palm   ;   	  3)    ..	  4) attr.  P. Sunday .  

palmaceous  a. . 

PalmaChristi  n. . 

palmar  a. . 

palmary  a.   , 

palmate  a.	  1) . , 	  2) .   

palmcat  = palmcivet

palmcivet  n. .  , 

palmcrist  = Palma Christi

palmer  n.	  1) 	  2)  -

palmetto  n. (pl. os ) . ,   P. State .     

palmgrease  = palmil 2

palmiped  = palmipede

palmipede  = palmiped .	1. a. 	2. n.  

palmist  n. 

palmistry  n. 

palmitic  a. . 

palmoil  n.	  1)  	  2) . 

palmtree  = palm II, 1

palmworm  = palmer 2

palmy  a.	  1) . ;  	  2) , ; (one's) palmy days  

palmyra  n. . 

palp  n. . 

palpability  n.	  1) 	  2) 

palpable  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

palpal  a. . 

palpate  v.	  1) 	  2) . 

palpation  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

palpi  pl.  palpus

palpitate  v.	  1) , 	  2) ;  ( ,   ..;	   with)

palpitating  1. pres-p.  palpitate	2. a.	  1) ;	   palpitating interest  	  2) 

palpitation  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) , 

palpus  n. (pl. pi) = palp

palsgrave  n. . 

palstave  n. .  (  )

palsy  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) .   	2. v.	  1) ;  	  2) .  

palter  v.	  1)  ; , ;	   to palter with facts    	  2) 	  3)  

paltry  a.	  1) , , , 	  2) , 

paludal  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

paly  a. . ; 

pampas  n. pl. 

pampasgrass  n. .  

pamper  v. , 

pampero  . n. (pl. os )  ( ,   )

pamphlet  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  

pamphleteer  1. n. 	2. v.	  1)  	  2) 

Pan  n.	  1) . . 	  2) 	pan  1. n.	  1) ; ; ; ; 	  2)  ()	  3) 	  4)   () 	  5) . . 	  6) . , ; 	  7) .  ; 	  8)  (  )	2. v.	  1)     	  2)  ( )	  3) .  ,   	  4) .  pan out	    ) ;	    )   ( );	    ) ; , ;	   the business did not pan out   ,  

panacea  n. ,  

panache  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 

panada  n.  

Panama  n.	  1)  (; . Panama hat)	  2) ,  

Panamanian  1. a. 	2. n.  

PanAmerican  a. -

pancake  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   flat as a pancake  	  2) . .   	2. v. . . 

panchromatic  a. . 

pancratium  n. -.     

pancreas  n. .  

panda  n. ,  ;	   giant panda  

Pandean  a. . . Pandean pipe  

pandect  n. (. pl.)	  1) .  	  2)  

pandemic  .	1. n. 	2. a. 

pandemonium  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) .  , 

pander  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  (to pander -.)

pandit  = pundit

Pandora's box  n. . .  ,   

pandowdy  n. .    

pane  n.	  1)  	  2)  ( )	  3)  (, )	  4) .  	  5) = panel 1, 1

panegyric  1. n. , 	2. a. 

panegyrical  a. , 

panegyrist  n. 

panegyrize  v. 

panel  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)    ; 	  3)       	  4)    	  5)  	  6)  	  7)   ();  	  8) . . ; 	  9)    	  10)  , ; ;  ,   ..	  11)     (   -)	  12) .  ;  ;  	  13) . , 	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2)      	  3)    ();     ()	  4) .  

panel doctor  n.  

panelling  1. pres-p.  panel 2	2. n.  

panful  n.    . {. pan 1, 1}

pang  n.	  1)   	  2) pl.  

pangolin  n. . 

panhandle  1. n.	  1)  	  2) .         P. State .     	2. v. . .  , 

panhandler  n. . . , 

panic  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2) . . , 	2. a. 	3. v.	  1) ,  	  2) . .    ();  , 	II n. .  , ,  

panicky  a. . 

panicle  n. . 

panicmonger  n. 

panicstricken  a.  

paniculate  a. . 

panjandrum  n. .  , ""

panmixia  n. .  

pannage  n.	  1)     	  2)       	  3)  (, , )

panne  n. 

pannier  n.	  1)  (.   ); 	  2)  ( ); 	  3) .   ()

pannikin  n.  ; ;  to be off one's pannikin   , 

panoplied  a.  

panoply  n.  ( .)

panopticon  n.	  1) 	  2)        

panorama  n. 

panoramic  a. 

panpipe  n. 

pansy  1. n.	  1)  	  2) . 	2. a. 

pant  1. v.	  1)    , 	  2) 	  3)  ,  (for, after pant  -.)	  4) ,   ( )	  5)  ;  (. pant out)	2. n.	  1) ; ,  	  2) 	  3)  ()

pantalets  n. pl.     

pantalettes  n. pl.     

pantaloon  n.	  1) pl. (. .) ; . 	  2) (. pl.) .   	  3) pl. 	  4) (P.)  (  )	  5) (P.)  

pantechnicon  n.	  1)    	  2)     (. pantechnicon van)

pantheism  n. 

pantheist  n. 

pantheistic  a. 

pantheistical  a. 

pantheon  n. 

panther  n. .	  1) ; ; 	  2) . ; , 

pantie girdle  n.  -

panties  n. pl. .	  1)  	  2)  (  )

pantile  n. .  

panto  n. . .  pantomime 1

panto-  pref. -, -, -

pantograph  n.	  1)  (        )	  2) . , 

pantomime  1. n.	  1) 	  2)    (   ); -	  3)  ;	   to express oneself in pantomime  	  4) .  ;  (  )	2. v.  

pantomimic  a. 

pantry  n.	  1)  ( )	  2)  (   ..)

pantryman  n. 

pants  n. pl. (.  pantaloons)	  1) . . , 	  2) 	  3) . .   

panzer  . .	1. n. pl. .  	2. a. ; ;	   panzer troops  

pap  I n.	  1) ,  (   )	  2)  , , 	  3) . .   ,    	II n.	  1) .  ()	  2) .  

papa  n. . 

papacy  n. 

papal  a. 

papaveraceous  a. . ,   

papaverous  a. 

papaya  n.	  1) ,  	  2)   

paper  1. n.	  1) ;	   correspondence paper    ;	   ruled paper  ;	   section paper   ;	   rotogravure paper .    	  2) 	  3)  ; ; ;	   working paper  	  4)  	  5)  	  6)  ;	   a paper of needles  	  7) . , ,  ;  	  8) ; ;	   pl.    ;	   to send in one's papers   ;	   first papers .  ,    ,      	  9) pl. 	  10) . , 	  11) . ()	2. a.	  1) ;	   paper money ( currency)  ;	   paper work	    )  ;	    )  ,    ..	  2)    	  3) ;	   paper war ( warfare)  	  4)   	3. v.	  1)   	  2)  , 	  3) .   

paper-boy  = news-boy

paper-chase  n.  "  ",         

paper-cutter  n.	  1) = paper-knife	  2) .  

paper-fastener  n.   

paper-hanger  n. 

paper-hanging  n.	  1)   	  2) pl. 

paper-knife  n.  ,   

paper-mill  n.  

paper-stainer  n.	  1)  	  2) . 

paper-tiger  n. . . " ",  

paper-weight  n. -

paperback  n.    

paperbacked  a.     ( )

papery  a.   , 

papier mache  n. . -

papilionaceous  a. . 

papilla  n. (pl. -lae) . . . , 

papillae  pl.  papilla

papillary  a. 

papillate  a.  ; 

papillose  a.  ; , 

papist  n. 

papistic  a. 

papistical  a. 

papistry  n. 

papoose  n.  ( )

pappose  a. .  

pappus  n. . 

pappy  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

paprika  . n. ,  ( ) 

Papuan  1. a. 	2. n. ; 

papula  n. (pl. -lae) . , 

papulae  pl.  papula

papular  a. . 

papule  = papula

papulose  a. . ; 

papulous  a. . ; 

papyraceous  a. .   , 

papyri  pl.  papyrus

papyrus  n. (pl. -ri) 

par  I n.	  1) ;	   on a par ;    (with)	  2) .  (. par of exchange)	  3)  , ;	   at par   ,  ;	   above (below) par  ()  	  4)  ;	   on a par  ;	   I feel below ( under) par    ;	   up to par   	II n. (.  paragraph) .  	III = parr

par avion  . adv.  ; 

par excellence  . adv.  ;  ;  

parable  n. ,  to take up one's parable .  

parabola  n. . 

parabolic  a.	  1) . 	  2) = parabolical 1

parabolical  a.	  1) , 	  2) . = parabolic 1

paraboloid  n. . 

paracentric  a. 

paracentrical  a. 

parachronism  n. ,   ( -.     )

parachute  1. n.	  1) 	  2) attr. ;	   parachute jump   ;	   parachute landing	    )   ;	    )   ;	   parachute troops - 	2. v. ;   ;   ;	   to parachute to safety   

parachute-jumper  = parachutist

parachutist  n. 

paraclete  n. . , , 

parade  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   a mannequin parade  	  3)  ;	   to make a parade of smth.  -. , ,  -.	  4) . 	  5) . 	  6)   	  7)  	  8) .  programme parade   (   )	2. v.	  1) . ();  ; 	  2)  	  3) ; ;	   to parade the streets   

parade-ground  n.  

paradigm  n.	  1) , 	  2) . 

paradisaic  = paradisiac

paradisaical  = paradisiacal

paradise  n.	  1)  (. .)	  2) . ,  ( )	  3) .   fool's paradise  ;	   to live in a fool's paradise  

paradisiac  a. 

paradisiacal  a. 

paradisial  a. 

paradisian  a. 

paradisic  a. 

paradisical  a. 

parados  n. . .  

paradox  n. 

paradoxical  a. 

paraffin  1. n.	  1) . 	  2) 	  3) attr. 	2. v.    

paraffin oil  n.	  1)   	  2) 

paragon  n.	  1)  (, )	  2) ,    100   	  3) . 

paragraph  1. n.	  1) ;	   to begin a new ( fresh) paragraph    	  2) , 	  3) .  ,  	  4)  	2. v.	  1)     	  2)   

paragraphic  a.   ,    

paragraphical  a.   ,    

Paraguayan  1. a. 	2. n. ; 

parakeet  n. .  

paralinguistics  n. 

parallax  n. . 

parallel  1. n.	  1) ; , ;	   in parallel ;	   to draw a parallel between   	  2)  	  3) . 	  4) .  	  5) .  |	2. a.	  1)  (to)	  2) , ;	   parallel instance  	3. v.	  1)   ( -.);  (with)	  2)   (-.)	  3) 	  4)  ,  ;	   the road parallels the river    	  5) . (-)  , 

parallelepiped  n. . 

parallelism  n. 

parallelogram  n. . 

paralogism  n. ,  

paralogize  v.   

paralyse  v.  (. .)

paralyses  pl.  paralysis

paralysis  n. (pl. -yses) 

paralytic  1. a.	  1) 	  2) 	2. n. 

paramagnetic  a. . 

paramatta  n.   

parameter  n. . . 

paramilitary  a. , 

paramo  . n. (pl. -os )   (  )

paramount  a.	  1) ; 	  2) ;	   of paramount importance  ;	   his influence became paramount    ;	   paramount arm .   

paramour  n. ; 

parang  n. ,   

paranoia  n. . ,  

parapack  n.  

parapet  n.	  1) , 	  2) . 

paraph  .	1. n. ,     	2. v. ,  

paraphernalia  n. pl.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) 

paraphrase  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. v.	  1) 	  2) 

paraphrastic  a. 

paraplegia  n. . 

paraselenae  pl.  paraselene

paraselene  n. (pl. -nae) . ,  

parashoot  v.   

parasite  n.	  1) . 	  2) , 

parasitic  a. , 

parasitical  a. , 

parasiticide  n.    

parasitism  n. 

parasitize  v. . 

parasol  n.	  1)   ( )	  2) . 	  3) .   

parataxis  n. . ,    

parathyroid  n. .  

paratrooper  n. . -

paratroops  n. pl.  

paratyphoid  n. . 

paravane  n. . 

parboil  v.	  1)  ,  	  2) . , 

parbuckle  1. n.	  1)      	  2) .   	2. v. .   

parcel  1. n.	  1) , ; , 	  2) 	  3)  ()	  4)  ()	  5) , ;	   a parcel of scamps  	  6) . ;	   part and parcel  	2. adv. . ;	   parcel gilt    ( );	   parcel blind ;	   parcel drunk 	3. v.	  1)   ,  (. parcel out)	  2)   	  3) .  

parcel post  n. - 

parcelling  1. pres-p.  parcel 3	2. n.	  1) , ;	   parcelling of land  	  2) .  

parcenary  n. . 

parcener  n. . 

parch  v.	  1)  , 	  2) , ,  ( )	  3)  ( , );  ( ) parch up , 

parched  1. p-p.  parch	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   parched wayfarer   

parching  1. pres-p.  parch	2. a. 

parchment  n.	  1) 	  2)   	  3)  	  4)   	  5) attr. 

parcook  v.  ,  

pardon  1. n.	  1) , ;	   I beg your pardon 	  2) . ;	   general pardon ;	   to issue pardon for smb.  -.	  3) . 	2. v.	  1) , ;	   pardon me  ,  	  2) ;   

pardonable  a. 

pardoner  n. .  

pare  v.	  1)  ()	  2)  , ; ; 	  3) ,  ( pare away, pare down) pare away, pare off	    ) , ;	    ) , 

paregoric  .	1. a. 	2. n.  

parenchyma  n. . . 

parent  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	  3)   ,    	  4) ,  (  ..)	  5) attr. 	  6) attr. ,  ;	   parent rock . ,  ;	   parent plant -.   ( )	  7) attr. ;	   parent metal  ;	   parent station .  ,   parent state 

parentage  n.	  1) ,  , 	  2) ; 

parental  a.	  1) ; ;  ( )	  2)  

parentheses  pl.  parenthesis

parenthesis  n. (pl. -theses)	  1) .    	  2) (. pl.) ,  	  3) ,  ; 

parenthesize  v.	  1)  ( )	  2)   

parenthetic  a.	  1) ,   	  2)   	  3)  	  4) .  (   ..)

parenthetical  a.	  1) ,   	  2)   	  3)  	  4) .  (   ..)

paresis  n. . , 

parget  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  

pargeting  = pargetting

pargetting  = pargeting	1. pres-p.  parget 2	2. n. () 

parhelia  pl.  parhelion

parhelion  n. (pl. -lia) . ,  

pariah  n. ; 

pariah-dog  n.  

Parian  1. a. ;	   Parian marble  	2. n.  

paries  n. (pl. -etes) .  ( , )

parietal  a. .	  1) , 	  2) 

parietes  pl.  paries

paring  1. pres-p.  pare	2. n.	  1) , 	  2) pl. , , , ; 

Paris  n. . .  {. .   }

Paris doll  n. ; ,     

parish  n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) . () 	  4) attr. ;	   parish clerk  to go on the parish    ;	   parish lantern . 

parish register  n.  

parishioner  n. ; 

Parisian  1. a. 	2. n. ; 

parity  I n.	  1) 	  2) , ; ;	   by parity of reasoning  	  3) . 	II n. .   

park  1. n.	  1)  (. ,   ..)	  2)   	  3)  (. national park)	  4)  	  5) .  	2. v.	  1)  ,    ()	  2)   ()  (  ..)	  3) .  ()	  4) .   () (. to park guns)

parka  n.  ( )

parkin  n.      

parking  1. pres-p.  park 2	2. n.	  1) ;	   no parking (allowed)    ()	  2) .  ( ),    

parking lot  n.   

parkway  n. . , 

parky  a. .  ( )

parlance  n. ,    ;	   in legal parlance   ;	   in common parlance  

parlay  .	1. n. ;  (  )	2. v.  ;   (  )

parley  1. n.  (. .);	   to beat ( to sound) a parley .            	2. v.	  1)  , ; 	  2)  (  )

parleyvoo  (. . parlez-vous) .	1. n.	  1)  	  2) 	2. v.  -

parliament  I n.	  1) 	  2) attr. 	II n.  

parliament-cake  = parliament II

parliamentarian  1. n.	  1) 	  2)   	  3) .   (   XVII .)	2. a. 

parliamentarism  n. 

parliamentary  a. , ;	   old parliamentary hand  ;	   parliamentary language ,    parliamentary train .    ,         

parlor  (. .) = parlour

parlour  n.	  1)  ,   ( )	  2)   ( )	  3)  (   ..)	  4) . , , ;	   beauty (hairdresser's) parlour   ();	   photographer's parlour 

parlour boarder  n. -,     

parlour car  n. . -. -

parlourmaid  n. 

parlous  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	2. adv. , 

parly  . .  parliamentary train {. parliamentary }

Parmesan  n.  ()

Parnassian  .	1. a. 	2. n. 

Parnassus  n. . . 

parochial  a.	  1) 	  2) , ; ;	   parochial interests ,  

parochialism  n.  , ; 

parodist  n. 

parody  1. n. 	2. v. 

parole  1. n.	  1)  ,  (. parole of honour);	   on parole ()   	  2)       	  3) . 	  4) attr. parole system . ,        	2. v.    

parolee  n.    

paronomasia  . n. , ,  

paronym  n.	  1) . 	  2) . . 

paroquet  = parakeet

parotid  .	1. n.  	2. a. 

parotitis  n. .   ,  , 

paroxysm  n. , ,  (,   ..)

paroxysmal  a.  ; 

parpen  n. .   

parquet  1. n.	  1) 	  2) .   	  3) attr.  parquet circle .   , 	2. v.  

parquetry  n. 

parr  n.  

parrel  n. . 

parricidal  a. 

parricide  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  	  3) ; 	  4)  

parrot  1. n. 	2. v.	  1)    (. parrot it)	  2)  (-.)   (-.)

parrotry  n.    

parry  1. n. ,  ,  (. .)	2. v. ,  ();	   to parry a question   ,    

parse  v.   

parsimonious  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

parsimony  n.	  1) , ;	   to exercise parsimony of phrase    	  2) , 

parsing  1. pres-p.  parse	2. n.  

parsley  n. . 

parsnip  n. . 

parson  n.	  1)  , 	  2) . , 

parson's nose  n. .   {. pope's nose; . pope I, }

parsonage  n.   , 

parsonic  a. 

part  1. n.	  1) , ;	   for the most part  ;	   in part , ;	   one's part in a conversation -.   	  2)  (), , , 	  3)  , , ;	   the (privy) parts  	  4) ,   ; , ;	   to take ( to have) part in smth.   -.;	   it was not my part to interfere     ;	   to do one's part   	  5) ;	   to play ( to act) a part	    )  ;	    ) 	  6)  (   ..);	   for my part   ,   ;	   on the part of smb.  -. ;	   to take the part of smb., to take part with smb.   -. 	  7) pl. , ;	   in foreign parts   ;	   in these parts   , ;	   in all parts of the world   ,   	  8)  	  9) pl. . ;	   a man of (good) parts  	  10) .  ( )	  11) . part of speech  ;	   part of sentence  	  12) . , 	  13) . 1/30   to have neither part nor lot in smth.      -.;	   in good part  ; ; ;	   in bad ( evil) part  ; ;	   to take smth. in good part  ;	   to take smth. in bad ( evil) part 	2. adv. , ; 	3. v.	  1) (); (); ; (); ; ();	   let us part friends  	  2) ,   	  3) .  (   ..); ;	   he won't part   	  4) 	  5) .  ( -.) part from  ( )  -.;	   part with	    ) = part from;	    ) ,  -.;	    )  ()

part time  n.   

part-owner  n. 

partake  v. (partook; partaken)	  1)   (in, of partake  -.);  (with partake  -.)	  2)  (  ..;	   of)	  3) , ,  (of partake -.)	  4)   (-.);  (-.);	   the vegetation partakes of a tropical character    

partaken  p-p.  partake

partaker  n. 

partaking  n. 

parted  1. p-p.  part 3	2. a.	  1) ;	   parted lips  	  2) 

parterre  n. .	  1) 	  2) .   , 	  3) 

parthenogenesis  n. . 

Parthian  a. . ;	   Parthian shaft ( shot, arrow) .   (  ..,    )

parti  n. .  ( )

parti pris  n. .  

partial  a.	  1) , ; 	  2) 	  3) partial to  ( -., -.);	   he is very partial to sport    

partiality  n.	  1) 	  2)  (for partiality )

partible  a.	  1) 	  2)   (.  )

participant  n. , 

participate  v.	  1)  (in)	  2)  (in participate -., with participate  -.)	  3)  (in participate -.)	  4) .   (of participate  -.)

participating country  n. - (,   ..)

participation  n. ; 

participator  n. 

participial  a. . ; 

participle  n. . ; 

particle  n.	  1) ; ;	   particle of dust 	  2) .  ; ; 	  3)  ()

particoloured  a. , 

particular  1. a.	  1) , , 	  2) , , ;	   particular goals  	  3) , ;   ;	   it is of no particular importance     ;	   he is a particular friend of mine    ;	   for no particular reason   ;	   particular qualities 	  4) , , 	  5) ;	   to be particular in one's speech   ;     	  6) , ;	   particular about what ( particular as to what) one eats   	2. n.	  1) ; , ;	   in particular  ,  ;	   to go into particulars   	  2) pl.  ;	   to give all the particulars    London particular .  

particularism  n.	  1)   ( -., -.)	  2) . 

particularistic  a. , ;	   particularistic interests  

particularity  n.	  1) , , 	  2) ; 	  3) . 

particularize  v.   ( -.),   

particularized  a. ; 

particularly  adv.	  1) , ; ,  	  2) ,  	  3) , ;  ;	   generally and particularly     	  4) , 

parting  1. pres-p.  part 3	2. n.	  1) , ; ; ;	   at parting  	  2) ; ;	   at the parting of the ways   ( .)	  3)  ( )	  4) . 	  5) . ;  ()	  6) . ,  ; 	3. a.	  1) 	  2) , ; ;	   parting day ,   	  3) ; ,  ( )

partisan  I	1. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ;   (-.)	II n. . , 

partisanship  n. 

partite  a. . . , 

partition  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) , 	  4)  ( ,   ..)	  5) , 	2. v.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3)   partition off ,  

partitionist  n.   

partitive  1. a.	  1) . , ;	   partitive genitive  	  2) ; 	2. n. .  

partly  adv.	  1) , 	  2) ,   

partner  1. n.	  1) ;  (in, of partner  -.);  ( , ;	   with)	  2) ; ; ;	   secret ( sleeping, dormant) partner ,        ;	   silent partner ,     ,  ;	   predominant partner " " (   )	  3) 	  4) ()	  5)  ( , ); 	  6) pl. .  ()	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  (-.) ;    (with partner  -.)

partnership  n.	  1) ; ;	   working partnership  ,  	  2) , 

partook  p.  partake

partridge  n. . () 

partridgewood  n.   (   )

partsong  n. .       

parttime  a. parttime worker ,    

parttimer  = parttime worker {. parttime}

parturient  a.	  1)   , 	  2)   ; ; ;	   parturient infection  

parturifacient  n. . ,    

parturition  n. 

party  I	1. n. ;	   the Communist Party of the Soviet Union    	2. a. ;	   party affiliation  ;	   party card  ;	   party leader ,  ;	   party man ( member)  ;	   party membership ,   ;	   party organization  ;	   party local ( unit) ,   ;	   party nucleus  	II n.	  1) , ; , 	  2) 	  3)  ;  , ;	   to give a party  	  4)  ;	   the minister and his party     	  5) . ;	   the parties to a contract  	  6) ;	   to be a party to smth. ,    -.	  7) . , , ;	   an old party with spectacles    party girl  ;   

partycoloured  = particoloured

partygoer  n.   ,  

partying  n. ; 

partyline  I n.  ;  	II n. .	  1)    	  2) = party wire

partyliner  n.   

partywall  n. . 

partywire  n. .    (  )

parvenu  n. . , 

pas  n. .	  1) , ;	   to give the pas  ;	   to take the pas   (of pas  -.)	  2)  ( )

pas de deux  n. . ,  ,   

pas seul  n. .   ;  

paschal  a.	  1)    	  2) 

pasha  . n. ;	   pasha of three tails (of two tails, of one tail) . (-, ) ,  1- (2-, 3-)  (  )

pashm  . n.    (  )

pasqueflower  n. . , -

pasquinade  n. 

pass  1. v.	  1)  ; ,  (by pass  -.;	   along pass  -.;	   across, over pass  -.); , 	  2) ; ,  ( -.);  ();	   to pass a mountain range   	  3) 	  4) ,  (    );	   it has passed into a proverb    	  5)  (    ..;	   into, to)	  6) , ,  ;	   I saw (heard) what was passing   (),  ;	   whether or not this comes to pass      	  7) ;	   few words passed   	  8) , 	  9) ,   ;	   he has passed sixteen    ;	   it passes my comprehension    ;	   it passes belief  	  10) ,  ();  ();	   to pass the tests  ;	   to pass standards  	  11)   (in pass  -. )	  12)  ;  ()	  13)  (,   ..);	   to pass the time, to make time pass  	  14)  ( );	   time passes rapidly   	  15) ;	   read this and pass it on  ()   ;	   to pass the word  ;	   to pass money under the table to smb.  -. 	  16)  (,   ..)	  17)  ,   ( );	   the bill passed the Commons    	  18)  (, ;	   upon, on)	  19)   ( );	   the verdict passed for the plaintiff      	  20)   	  21)   ,   ( );	   this coin will not pass    	  22) ; ;	   the pain passed  ;	   to pass out of sight   ;	   to pass out of use   	  23) , ;	   a change passed over his countenance     	  24) ; 	  25) ,  (. pass hence, pass from among us, etc.)	  26)  , ;	   but let that pass     ;	   that won't pass  	  27)  ();	   he passed his hand across his forehead     	  28) pass your eyes ( glance) over this letter   	  29) . . 	  30) .   ( )	  31)  (, , );	   to pass one's word ; ,  (for)	  32) .   ()	  33) to pass water .  pass away	    ) , , ;	    ) , ;	    ) ,  ( );	   pass by	    )  ;	    )   , ;	   to pass by in silence  ;	   pass for ,  -.;	   pass in  (. pass in one's checks);	   pass into  ,  ; ;	   pass off	    )  ,  (   ..);	    ) ,  ( , );	    )   ( , );	    ) ,  (for, as pass  -.);	   he passed himself off as a doctor     ;	    )    -.;	    )   ,   ;	    ) .  ();	   pass on	    )  ;	   pass on, please! !,  !;	    )  (    ..);	    )  ;	    ) ;	    )  ();	   pass out	    )   ( );	    ) ,  ();	    ) .  ;	    ) . ;	   pass over	    ) ; ;	    ) ;	    ) ;	    ) ,   ;   (. pass over in silence);	    ) . ;	   pass round	    )   ;   ;	   to pass round the hat    ,   ;	    ) ; ;	   to pass a rope round a cask   ;	   pass through	    ) ; ;	    )   -., , ;	   they are passing through times of troubles    ;	    ) , ,   -.;	    ) ;	    ) ;	   pass up .  ( -.);  (-.) to pass by the name of...    ..., ...;	   to pass by on the other side   ,   ;	   to pass on the torch  , 	2. n.	  1) ;  (. .)	  2) , ; 	  3) , ,   (.   )	  4)     	  5)    ;  	  6) 	  7)  ; 	  8)  (  )	  9) 	  10) () ;	   to bring to pass , ;	   to come to pass , ;	   things have come to a pretty pass    	  11) . . 	  12) .  ( );	   to make a pass at smb.	    )    -.;	    ) .   -.	  13) .     ; .  	  14) . ,   pass in review .   ;	   to hold the pass   

passable  a.	  1) ; ; 	  2) , 	  3)  

passage  I	1. n.	  1) ; , , 	  2) ;  (  );  ( );	   a rough passage ,    ;	   to book ( to pay, to take) one's passage    	  3)  ();	   bird of passage   (. .)	  4) , , , , 	  5) , ; ; 	  6) , ;  ;	   no passage  ,   ();	   he was refused a passage   	  7) ,  (, )	  8) , 	  9) ,  ()	  10) , , 	  11) pl. ; ;	   to have stormy passages with smb.     -.	  12) ,  (   ..)	  13) . 	  14) attr. passage days . ,    passage of ( at) arms , 	2. v.  ;  (,   ..)	II v.	  1)    ,   (   )	  2)  ()    

passage boat  n. 

passageway  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) .  	  3) .  ;  

passant  a. .          ( )

passbook  n.	  1)   	  2) .  

passcheck  = passout

passdegree  n.   

passe  a. .	  1) 	  2) , 

passementerie  n. .  , , 

passenger  n.	  1) ; 	  2) .    	  3)   (  ..)	  4) attr. ;	   passenger car  

passengerpigeon  n. .  

passepartout  n. .	  1) 	  2)  ; 

passer  n.	  1) = passerby	  2) ,    	  3)   ; 

passerby  n. (pl. passersby) , 

passerine  .	1. a. ;   	2. n.    

passersby  pl.  passerby

passible  a.    

passim  . adv. , ;    (.      ..)

passing  1. pres-p.  pass 1	2. n.	  1) ;	   in passing ;  	  2) , ;	   the passing of time  	  3) 	  4) . 	3. a.	  1) , , 	  2) , ;	   a passing reference  	4. adv. . , ;	   passing rich  

passing track  n. -.  

passingbell  n.  

passingly  adv.	  1) 	  2) . 

passingnote  n. .  

passion  1. n.	  1) ,   (for passion -., -.)	  2) , , 	  3)  	  4)  ;   ;	   she burst into passion of tears  ;	   a passion of grief  	  5)  ;	   to fall ( to fly) into a passion ,   	  6) .  	  7) (the P.) .  ,  	  8) attr. . P. Sunday 5-   ;	   P. Week  , 6-   	2. v. .    

passional  I n. 	II a. 

passionary  = passional I

passionate  a.	  1) , ;	   passionate interest  	  2) 	  3) , ; 

passionflower  n. . , 

passionless  a. , 

passionplay  n. . ,   

passivation  n. . ,  , 

passive  1. a.	  1) , ; 	  2) 	  3) .  ( )	  4) . ;	   passive balance  ;	   passive bonds .  	2. n. .  ;  

passivity  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) 

passkey  n.	  1) 	  2)    	  3) attr. passkey man -

passman  n.      

passout  n.  (  )

passoutcheck  . = passout

Passover  n.	  1)  	  2)  

passport  n.	  1) 	  2)  ,   -.     -.

password  n. ; 

past  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   it is now a thing of the past   ;	   a man with a past   () 	  2) (. the past) .  	2. a.	  1) , ; ;	   for some time past ()  ;	   his prime is past   	  2) . ;	   past participle   	3. adv. ;	   he walked past   ;	   the years flew past  	4. prep.	  1) ;	   he ran past the house    	  2) ,   ;	   the station is past the river    	  3) , ;	   it is past two   ;	   he stayed till past two o'clock   ,   ;	   half past two  ;	   the train is past due  ;	   he is past sixty   	  4) , ;   ();	   past the wit of man   ;	   he is past cure  ;	   it is past endurance  

past master  n. ()  (in past master  -.)

paste  1. n.	  1)  ()	  2) ,   ..	  3) ; 	  4) ; 	  5) 	  6)  	  7) .   (  )	  8) .  	2. v.	  1) ,    ;  (with)	  2) . ,  paste up ;	   to paste up notices  

pasteboard  n.	  1) 	  2) .  	  3)  	  4)  	  5) attr. ; . , 

pastel  n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3)    	  4) attr. ;	   pastel shades  

paster  n.	  1) ,  	  2) .    (.      )

pastern  n.  ()

pasteurization  n. 

pasteurize  v.	  1)  ()	  2)      (.  )

pasteurizer  n. ,   

pasticcio  . n. ; ;  (. )

pastiche  . n. ; ;  (. )

pastil  n.	  1)   	  2) , 

pastime  n.  , ; 

pastiness  n. , 

pastor  n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3)  

pastoral  1. a.	  1) ;	   pastoral industry 	  2) 	2. n.	  1) 	  2) . 

pastorale  n. (pl. li, s ) . 

pastorali  pl.  pastorale

pastorate  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

pastorship  = pastorate 1

pastry  n.   (,   ..)

pastrycook  n. 

pasturable  a. 

pasturage  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) 

pasture  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  	2. v. ()

pasty  I n.  (.  )	II a.	  1) ; 	  2) , ;  (  )

pastyfaced  = pasty II, 2

Pat  n. .  (  )	pat  I	1. n.	  1) ; , 	  2) ,  ()	  3) ,   	2. v. , ;	   to pat smb. on the back  -.  ,  -. 	II 1. adv.	  1) ; " "; ; ;	   the story came pat to the occasion    	  2) , ;  ;	   to know a lesson off pat   	  3) . to stand pat     ; .  ;    ,   ;   	2. a. ; ; ; 

patch  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , , 	  3)   	  4)   	  5)  ( )	  6)  ( )	  7)   ;	   a patch of potatoes   	  8) , 	  9) .   a purple patch (  )	    )  ;	    ) ,  ;	   not a patch on smth. .     -.	2. v. ;  ;	   hills patched with snow ,    patch up	    )    ; ; ;	    )  ();	    )  -. 

patchouli  n.  (  )

patchpocket  n.  

patchwork  n.	  1)  ; ,   ..   	  2) ; 	  3) attr.   , , 

patchy  a.	  1)  , 	  2) , , 	  3) ,  ( )

pate  1. n. .	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) , 	2. n. . 

patella  n. (pl. lae) .  

patellae  pl.  patella

paten  n.	  1)  , 	  2) . 

patency  n.	  1) , 	  2) .  

patent  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) .  ; , 	2. n. .	  1) ; ; .  	  2)  ( -.),   ;  	  3) ,  (, )	  4) .   	  5) attr. patent office  ;	   patent right . 	3. v. . ;   ( -.)

patent leather  n.  , 

patentee  n.  

patenting  1. pres-p.  patent 3	2. n.	  1) 	  2) .    

patentleather  a. 

patently  adv. , ; 

pater  n. . . 

patera  n. (pl. ae) . ,   (  )

paterae  pl.  patera

paterfamilias  n. (pl. patresfamilias) .  ,  

paternal  a.	  1) 	  2)   ;	   paternal aunt    	  3)  paternal legislation   

paternalism  n.	  1)  	  2) 

paternity  n.	  1) 	  2)   ;	   the paternity of the child is unknown ,   	  3) . ; 

paternoster  n.	  1) " " ()	  2) ;  	  3) 	  4) . , 	  5) attr. paternoster line     

path  pl. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2)    	  3) ; ;	   to enter on ( to take) the path   ;	   to cross smb.'s path  -.  	  4)    	  5) 

pathetic  a.	  1) , , 	  2) 	  3) .  the pathetic fallacy      ;	   pathetic strike  

pathetics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

pathfinder  n.	  1)  ( ); ; 	  2)   ( )	  3) .  	  4) . , 

pathless  a.	  1) , 	  2) ; 

pathological  a. 

pathologist  a. 

pathology  n. 

pathos  n.	  1) 	  2) -.,  ,   	  3) 

pathway  n.	  1) ; ; ; , 	  2) 	  3) .   ,  

patience  n.	  1) , ;	   I have no patience with him     ;	   I am out of patience with him      	  2) 	  3) . ;	   to play patience   the patience of Job =  

patient  1. a.	  1) ;	   he is patient under adversity    	  2) ; 	  3) ,  (of);	   the facts are patient of various interpretations    	2. n. , 

patina  n.  (  ), 

patio  . n. (pl. os )  ; 

patois  n. .  

patresfamilias  pl.  paterfamilias

patriarch  n.	  1)  , , ; , 	  2) ; 	  3) . 

patriarchal  a.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) 

patriarchate  n. .	  1) 	  2)  ; 

patriarchy  n.	  1) 	  2) = patriarchate 1

patrician  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 

patricidal  = parricidal

patricide  n.	  1) 	  2) 

patrimonial  a. , 

patrimony  n.	  1) ,  , 	  2) 	  3) 

patriot  n. 

patriotic  a. ;	   the Great P. War   

patriotism  n. 

patristic  a.  " "

patrol  1. n.	  1) . ; ; ;	   on patrol  	  2) 	  3) attr. , ; ;	   patrol dog  ;	   patrol wagon .  	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2)   ; 	  3) . 

patrolbomber  n. .  

patrolman  n. . 

patron  n.	  1) , , ; 	  2)  , ;  

patronage  n.	  1) , , ; 	  2) ;    	  3)  	  4)    (, ,    ..)

patroness  n. , ; 

patronize  v.	  1) , 	  2)  , , 	  3)     	  4)     (, ,    ..)

patronymic  1. a.	  1)    ,  ( )	  2)    (   ,  . -, O', son)	2. n.	  1) ,    ;  	  2) 

patten  n.	  1)  ;     ,    (   )	  2) .  

patter  I	1. n.	  1)  , 	  2) ; 	  3) .    ; 	  4) . , 	2. v.  ; ;  ( )	II 1. n.	  1)  ( )	  2) ,  	2. v.	  1) ,  (  )	  2) ,  ( )

pattern  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) ;	   to take a pattern of ;    -.	  5) ,  (   ..)	  6) , ;	   pattern of life  ;	   pattern of trade    ,   	  7) ,  (   ..)	  8) . ,   	  9) .  ( )	  10) attr. , 	2. v.	  1)   ,  (after, on, upon)	  2)  	  3) .   (by)

patternmaker  n. . 

patternshop  n. .  ,  

patty  n. ; 

pattypan  n.   

paucity  n.	  1) ,  	  2) 

paunch  n.	  1) , ; 	  2)  ,  ( )

paunchy  a.  

pauper  n.	  1) , 	  2)     

pauperism  n. , 

pauperization  n. , 

pauperize  v.   

pause  1. n.	  1) , ; ; , 	  2) ;	   to give pause to   ;	   at pause  , ; 	  3) . 	  4) . 	2. v.	  1)  ,  (on, upon);	   to pause upon smth.   -.;	   to pause upon a note  	  2)   ; 

pave  v.	  1) , 	  2)  ()	  3) ,  (  ..) to pave the way  ,   (for, to pave   -.)

pavement  n.	  1) , 	  2) ,    ..	  3) . 	  4)  	  5) .  on the pavement  ,  

pavementartist  n. ,    (   )

paver  n.	  1) 	  2) ,   ..  	  3) .  

pavilion  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3)     	  4)  (, )	2. v.	  1) () ( ,   ..)	  2)  ;  

paving  1. pres-p.  pave	2. n.	  1) ;  	  2)   	  3) attr. paving stone ; 

pavonine  a.	  1) 	  2) 

paw  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . ; 	2. v.	  1) ,  	  2)   ( )	  3) .  , ,  ( paw over)

pawky  a. . , 

pawl  1. n.	  1) . ; 	  2) .  ( )	2. v. .   

pawn  I n. .  (. .)	II 1. n. , ;	   in ( at) pawn  	2. v.	  1) ,   	  2) ;	   to pawn one's word  ;	   to pawn one's life  

pawnbroker  n. ,    ;	   at the pawnbroker's  

pawnee  n. . 

pawnshop  n. 

pax  .	1. n. ;  	2. interj. . . !, !; -!,  !; !

pay  I	1. n.	  1) , , 	  2) ,  ; .  ,  ;	   what is the pay?  ?;	   in the pay of smb.    -.,  -.;	   takehome pay . . ,     ( );	   call pay    (  )	  3) , 	  4)  ;	   good pay .  	  5) attr. . 	  6) attr. ,   ;  ( )	2. v. (paid)	  1)  (for pay  -.)	  2)  (, );  (, )	  3) , ; 	  4) ,  ;  ;	   it will never pay to work this mine     ;	   the shares pay 5 per cent   5% 	  5) ;	   who breaks pays =   ,   ;   	  6) ,  (;	   to pay );  ();  ();  ();	   to pay serious consideration   ;	   pay attention to what I tell you ,    ;	   he pays attention ( his addresses, court) to her    ;	   he went to pay his respects to them      ;	   pay away = pay out ;	   pay back	    )  ();	    ) ;	   pay down  ;	   pay for	    ) ; ;	   it has been paid for    ;	    ) ;	   pay in    ;	   pay off	    )  ;   -.;  (); ;	   to pay off handsomely   ,   ;	    ) , ;	    )  ( );  ();	    ) . ,   ;	   pay out	    ) ;	    ) ;	    ) . (p.  p-p. . payed) ;	   pay up	    )   (  ..)	    )   to pay for a dead horse   -.,   ;    ;	   to pay one's way   	II v. . 

pay-as-you-go  a. on a pay-as-you-go basis     ;	   pay-as-you-go taxation      

pay-envelope  n.    ; 

payable  a.	  1)  	  2) , ;  (    ..)	  3) .   

paybill  = paysheet

paybox  n.  

payday  n.  ,  ;   

paydesk  = payoffice

paydirt  n. .   ;    

payee  n.  ();   ( )

payer  n. 

paying  I	1. pres-p.  pay I, 2	2. a. , ;	   paying well   	II pres-p.  pay II

payingcapacity  n. 

paylist  = paysheet

payload  n.  ;	   final payload     ( )

paymaster  n. , 

paymastergeneral  n.  

payment  n.	  1) , , ; ;	   interest payment  	  2) ; 

payoff  n. .	  1) ; 	  2)  	  3)  ;  (  ..)	  4)  

payoffice  n. .  

payout  n. 

paypacket  = payenvelope

payphone  n. . -

payroll  = paysheet; to be off the payroll     payroll stuffer  

paysheet  n.  

pea  n.	  1) ; ;	   split peas  	  2) = peajacket as like as two peas =    

pea coal  n. "" ( )

pea soup  n.  

peace  n.	  1) ;	   peace of the world    ;	   peace with honour  ;	   at peace with   ;	   to make peace	    )  ;	    ) ();	   to make one's peace with smb.   .	  2) , ,   (. the peace);	   peace of mind  ;	   peace! ! !;	   to hold one's peace	    ) ;	    )  ;	   in peace  ;	   to keep the peace  ;  	  3) , ;	   may he rest in peace!   !	  4) (. P.)  	  5) attr. ;	   peace treaty  ;	   peace movement   ;	   peace campaigner   ,  ;	   peace establishment .    to be sworn of the peace    ;	   commission of the peace	    )     ;	    )   

peaceable  a. , 

peaceful  a. , ;	   peaceful way  

peacelover  n.  

peaceloving  a. 

peacemaker  n.	  1) , 	  2) . 	  3) .    ..

peaceminded  a. 

peacenik  n. .  

peaceoffering  n.	  1)  	  2)  

peaceofficer  n.   (, )

peacepipe  n.  

peacetime  n.	  1)  	  2) attr.    ;  ;	   peacetime industries   ;	   peacetime strength    

peach  I n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) . " "	  4) . 	  5) attr. 	II v. . . ,  (against, on, upon peach  )

peach stone  n. .  

peach-tree   

peachcoloured  a.  

peachick  n.     

peachy  a.	  1) ,   	  2) . , , 

peacoat  = peajacket

peacock  1. n.	  1) 	  2) attr.  proud as a peacock ;   	2. v.	  1) , ; 	  2)  ; 

peacock blue  n.   

peacockery  n. ; 

peafowl  n. ; 

peahen  n. 

peajacket  n. . 

peak  I n.	  1) ;  ; 	  2)  , ;  ();  	  3)  (, )	  4)  ()	  5)  ()	  6) .  ;    ()	  7) .  ()	II v.	  1)   ()	  2)  " " ()	  3)     ( )	III v. , ;	   to peak and pine   

peaked  I a. ;	   peaked cap , 	II 1. p-p.  peak	III 2. a. , 	III p-p.  peak II

peaky  I = peaked I	II = peaked II, 2

peal  1. n.	  1)  ; 	  2)  	  3)  ();  ();	   peal of laughter  	2. v.	  1) , , 	  2)   ( peal out);	   to peal smb.'s fame   . 

peanut  n.	  1) ,  	  2) pl. . , ;	   to get smth. for peanuts  .  	  3) attr.  it is not peanuts   ;	   peanut politician . ,  

pear  n.	  1) 	  2)  

pearl  1. n.	  1) ;	   Venetian pearl  	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) , 	  5)  ; 	  6) .  (  5 )	  7) attr. ;  to cast pearls before swine    	2. v.	  1)  	  2) ,   ;	   pearled with dew    	  3)   	  4)    	  5)  (  ..) pearl off 

pearl type  = pearl 1, 6

pearlash  = potash

pearlbarley  n.  

pearlbutton  n.  

pearldiver  n. ,  ; ,  

pearler  = pearlfisher

pearlfisher  n.  

pearlfishery  n.  

pearlies  n. pl.	  1)  	  2) .   ,    

pearloyster  n.  ()

pearlpowder  n.   ()

pearlsago  n.  ()

pearlshell  n.  

pearlwhite  = pearlpowder

pearly  a.	  1) ;   	  2)  	  3)  

pearshaped  a. 

peart  a. .	  1)    , , 	  2) ,  

peartree  n.  

peasant  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. , ;	   peasant woman 

peasantry  n. 

pease  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. 

peashooter  n.  () 

peasouper  n. .   

peasoupy  a. .    ( )

peat  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) attr. 

peatbog  n. ,  

peatcoal  n.  

peatery  n. 

peathag  n.     

peatime  n. . the last of peatime   (-.);  ;	   peatime's past  

peatman  n.	  1) -	  2)  

peatmoss  n.  , 

peaty  a. ;   

pebble  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  ,   	  3)     not the only pebble on the beach =  ,    ..    	2. v.  ;  

pebblestone  = pebble 1, 1

pebbly  a.  

pecan  n. .  

peccability  n. , 

peccable  a. , 

peccadillo  n. (pl. oes, os ) ;  

peccancy  n.	  1) , 	  2) , ; 

peccant  n.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   the peccant string  	  3)  ; , 

peccary  n.  (   )

peck  I n.	  1)    (= 1/4   9,08	    ) 2) , , ;	   a peck of troubles  	II 1. n.	  1) 	  2) .  	  3) . , 	2. v.	  1)  (at),  ;	   to peck a hole  	  2) . 	  3) .  ();  	  4)   (. peck up, peck down)

pecker  n.	  1) ,   (.   , . woodpecker )	  2) 	  3) . ; ;	   keep your pecker up!   !	  4) . , 

peckish  a. . ;	   to feel peckish 

Pecksniff  n.   (      " ")

pectin  n. . 

pectinate  pectinated a. . . 

pectination  n. ; 

pectoral  1. n.	  1)  	  2) pl.  	2. a.	  1) ;    	  2)     	  3)   ; , 	  4) ; . 

peculate  v. ,   

peculation  n. , 

peculator  n. , , 

peculiar  1. a.	  1) ; , ; ;	   a point of peculiar interest ,   ;	   peculiar properties 	  2)     (to peculiar -., -.); , ; ;	   my own peculiar property   	  3) , ;	   he has peculiar ways   P. People . " "	2. n.	  1)  	  2)  

peculiarity  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  , ;  	  3) 

peculiarly  adv.	  1) ;  	  2) 	  3) ;	   he is peculiarly interested in that affair      

pecuniary  a.	  1) ;	   pecuniary aid  	  2)   ;  	  3)  

pedagogic  a. 

pedagogical  a. 

pedagogics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

pedagogue  n.	  1) ,  (. .)	  2) 

pedagogy  n. 

pedal  1. n. ;  	2. a.	  1) 	  2) . . 	3. v.	  1)  ,  	  2)   

pedant  n.	  1) 	  2) 

pedantic  a. 

pedantry  n. , 

peddle  v.	  1)  	  2)  ,   

peddler  = pedlar

peddlery  = pedlary

peddling  1. pres-p.  peddle	2. n.  	3. a.	  1) 	  2) , 

pedestal  1. n.	  1) , , , 	  2) ,  ()	  3)    	2. v. ,   

pedestrian  1. a.	  1) , ;	   pedestrian crossing     	  2) , 	2. n.	  1) 	  2)     

pediatrics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

pedicel  n. . , 

pedicellate  a. . , 

pedicle  = pedicel

pedicular  a. 

pediculous  = pedicular

pedicure  1. n. 	2. v.  

pedigree  n.	  1) , 	  2) ;  ()	  3) attr.  ( )

pedigreed  a. 

pediment  n. . 

pedlar  n.	  1) , 	  2)  ,  pedlar's French  

pedlary  n.	  1)  	  2)   ;  

pedology  I = paedology	II n. 

pedometer  n. 

peduncle  n. . ; 

peduncular  pedunculate a. .  , 

peek  1. n.  ;  	2. v.  (. peek in);  (. peek out)

peekaboo  n. "" (    )

peel  I	1. n. , , 	2. v.	  1)  , , ;  (, )	  2) , ,  ( ; . peel off)	  3) .  ()	II n. .       	III n.  

peeler  n.      ,   ..;  

peeling  1. pres-p.  peel I, 2	2. n.	  1) , , ;	   potato peelings  	  2) 

peep  I	1. n.	  1)  ;	   to get a peep of ;	   to have ( to take) a peep at smth.   .	  2)  ; ;	   peep of day ( of dawn, of morning) 	  3) ,  without a peep    ,  ,  	2. v.	  1) ;   (at, into);     (through); 	  2) , ,  ( )	  3)  (   ..;  peep out) peep into ,  ();	   peep out 	II 1. n. ; 	2. v. ; 

peeper  n.	  1) ; 	  2) (. pl.) . , 

peephole  n. ;     

Peeping Tom  n.	  1)   	  2) . . 

peepshow  n. 

peer  I	1. n.	  1) , ;	   you will not find his peer     ;	   without peer ;	   to be tried by one's peers    (  )	  2) , 	2. v.  	II v.	  1) ,  (at, into, through)	  2) , ,  ( )

peerage  n.	  1)  ; 	  2)  	  3)  

peeress  n.  , 

peerless  a. , 

peeve  .	1. n.	  1) ,  	  2)  my pet peeve =  ,  	2. v. (. p-p.) , 

peeved  1. p-p.  peeve 2	2. a. . 

peevish  a.	  1) , , 	  2) , 	  3)    ,   .. ( ,   ..)

peewit  = pewit

peg  1. n.	  1) ;  ; ,  ()	  2) ;  ()	  3)    	  4) . 	  5) . 	  6) .  	  7)  ( )	  8) . , , ,  a peg to hang a thing on , ,  (   ..);	   to take smb. down a peg or two  -.,    -.;	   to come down a peg  ;	   a round peg in a square hole, a square peg in a round hole     ;	   to buy (clothes) off the peg   ()	2. v.	  1)   (. peg down, peg in, peg out)	  2) .      ;    (, )	  3) . , 	  4)  peg at .   -.;   ;	   peg away ;  ;  ,  (at);	   peg down	    )  ;	    ) , , ;	   peg in(to) , ;	   peg out	    )   ();	    )   (    );	    ) . ; ;	    ) . ;  

peg-top  n. ,  ()

pegamoid  n.  ( )

Pegasus  n.	  1) . . 	  2) .  

pegging  1. pres-p.  peg 2	2. n.	  1) ;   	  2)    	  3) pegging of prices      

pegmatite  n. . 

peignoir  n. . 

pejorative  a. 

Pekinese  I	1. a. 	2. n.  	II n.   ( )

Pekingese  I	1. a. 	2. n.  	II n.   ( )

pekoe  . n.    

pelage  n. , ,  ()

pelagian  1. a. , 	2. n.   ,   

pelagic  a.  ( ), , ;	   pelagic sealing      

pelargonium  n. . , 

pelerine  n. 

pelf  n. . ,  ; 

pelican  n. . 

pelisse  n.	  1)  ; 	  2)  	  3)  

pell-mell  1. n. ; ; 	2. a. 	3. adv.	  1) , ,  	  2)  

pellagra  n. . 

pellet  1. n.	  1) ,  ( ,   ..)	  2) 	  3) ; 	2. v.  (   ..)

pellicle  n. , , 

pellucid  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

pelt  I n.	  1) ; 	  2) .  	II 1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3)  ,  (at) full pelt  	2. v.	  1)  ( -.),  (, ); 	  2) ,  (   ..);  ( )	  3)  ( -.    ..)	  4) ; , 

peltate  a. . 

pelting  1. pres-p.  pelt II, 2	2. a. ;	   pelting rain  

peltry  n.	  1) , 	  2)   

pelves  pl.  pelvis

pelvic  a. . 

pelvis  n. (pl. -ves) .	  1) 	  2)  

Pembroke table  n.  

pemphigus  n. . , 

pen  I	1. n.	  1)  ();   ;  ();	   ball point pen  ;	   fountain pen 	  2)  ;	   fluent pen  ;	   to live by one's pen   ;	   to put pen to paper   ,  	  3) ;	   the best pens of the day   	2. v.	  1)  	  2) , 	II 1. n.	  1)   ( , )	  2)     ..;	   pen for the accomodation of submarines .    	  3) ,  ( )	  4)      	2. v. (penned pent)	  1) ,  ( pen up, pen in)	  2)  ()  	III n.  

pen and ink  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)  

pen-and-ink  a.   ( );  ; 

pen-driver  n. . ; ; 

pen-feather  n.  

pen-name  n.  

pen-swan  = pen III

penal  a.	  1) ; ;	   penal servitude  	  2)   ( )

penalize  v.	  1)  ; ; 	  2)    	  3) . 

penalty  n.	  1) ; ; ;	   on ( under) penalty of   (- )	  2) . ; , 	  3) 	  4) attr. ;	   penalty envelope .      (      )	  5) attr. . ;	   penalty area  ;	   penalty goal ,   ;	   penalty kick   

penance  1. n.	  1) . 	  2) , 	2. v. .  

Penates  n. pl. . . 

pence  pl.  penny 1

penchant  n. .  (for penchant  -., -.);	   a slight penchant  

pencil  1. n.	  1) ;	   in pencil () 	  2)  ()	  3) ,  ()	  4) . ()  	2. v. ,  ; 

pencil-case  n. 

pencilled  1. p-p.  pencil 2	2. a.	  1)  	  2) , 

pencilsharpener  n. .   

pencraft  n.	  1)  	  2)  

pendant  1. n.	  1) ; ; , 	  2) .     	  3)  ( -. ); 	  4) . 	  5) . 	2. a. = pendent 2

pendency  n.  , 

pendent  1. n. = pendant 1	2. a.	  1) , ; 	  2) ,  	  3) .  ( )

pending  1. a. ,  ;	   a suit was then pending     ;	   patent pending   (   )	2. prep.	  1)  ;  ;	   pending these negotiations    	  2) () ;  ;	   pending the completion of the agreement   ;	   pending his return    

pendulate  v.	  1)   	  2) ;  

pendulous  a.	  1) ,  ( , )	  2) 

pendulum  n.	  1) ;	   the swing of the pendulum	    )  ;	    ) .      ;	   the pendulum of public opinion swung in his favour      ;	   the pendulum swung  	  2)    

Penelope  n. . . ; ( .)  

peneplain  n. . ,  

penes  pl.  penis

penetrability  n. 

penetrable  a. 

penetralia  n. pl. ; 

penetrate  v.	  1)  ,  , 	  2) ,  (into, through, to)	  3)  (-.;	   with)	  4)  ;  (with)	  5) , ;  ( -.)

penetrating  1. pres-p.  penetrate	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ;  (   ..)	  3) ,   	  4) ,  ( )

penetration  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) ;  (  ..)	  4) .   ();  	  5) . ; 

penetrative  a.	  1) 	  2) ,  ( )	  3) 

penfriend  n.     

penguin  n. . 

penholder  n.  ( )

penicillin  n. . 

peninsula  n. ;	   the P.  

peninsular  1. a. 	2. n.  

penis  n. (pl. penes) .   

penitence  n. ; 

penitent  1. a. ; 	2. n.  

penitential  a. 

penitentiary  1. n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) . 	2. a.	  1) 	  2) . 

penknife  n.  

penman  n.	  1) , ;	   he is a good penman    	  2) 

penmanship  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3)    

penmate  n.   

penn'orth  . . pennyworth

pennant  n.	  1) = pendant 1, 4	  2) = pennon	  3) .  (  )

pennies  pl.  penny

penniless  a.	  1)  , 	  2) ; 

pennon  n.  (    ;   ); ; 

penny  n.	  1) (pl. pence penny   ,      twopence  elevenpence; pennies penny   ) ,  (    penny d.,  denarius, ., 6d  )	  2) (pl. pennies) . .   1  to turn a useful penny (by)   (-.);	   to turn an honest penny	    )  ;	    )  (. to turn a penny);	   not a penny to bless oneself with    ;	   not a penny the worse   ;	   a penny for your thoughts!   ?;	   a penny saved is a penny gained .   -  ,   ;	   a penny soul never came to twopence . =      ;	   in for a penny, in for a pound . =   -   

penny post  n.    1 

penny wise  a. ;	   penny wise and pound foolish       

penny-a-line  a.  ( ); 

penny-a-liner  n.  

penny-in-the-slot  n.      (   );  

penny-in-the-slot machine  n.      (   );  

penny-worth  n.	  1)  ,     1 	  2) attr.  a good (bad) penny-worth  () ;	   not a penny-worth  ;	   to get one's penny-worth .	    )  ;	    )  

pennyroyal  n. .	  1)  	  2) . 

pennyweight  n.  (  = 1,555 )

pennywort  n. . ; 

pennyworth  n.	  1)  ,     1 	  2) attr.  a good (bad) pennyworth  () ;	   not a pennyworth  ;	   to get one's pennyworth .	    )  ;	    )  

penology  n. ,     

pensile  a.	  1)  (   ..); 	  2)    ( )

pension  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	2. v.  ;  pension off   

pensionable  a.	  1)    ;	   pensionable age  	  2)    

pensionary  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. a. 

pensioner  n.	  1) 	  2) ,     (  )	  3) . 

pensive  a. ; 

penstock  n.	  1) ,  	  2) .  ;  

pent  1. p.  p-p.  pen II, 2	2. a. , 

pent-up  a. ;	   pent-up fury  

penta  pref. -

pentachord  n. . 

pentad  n.	  1)  	  2)   	  3)        	  4) .  

pentagon  n.	  1) 	  2) (the P.) ,    ;   ; .  

pentagonal  n. 

pentagram  n. 

pentahedral  a. . 

pentahedron  n. . , 

pentameter  n. . 

pentangular  a. 

pentasyllable  n.  

Pentateuch  n. . 

pentathlon  n. . 

Pentecost  n. . ,  

penthouse  n.	  1) ;   	  2)     

pentode  n. .  , 

penult  = penultimate

penultimate  = penult .	1. a. 	2. n.  

penumbra  n. , 

penurious  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

penury  n.	  1) , 	  2) ,  (of)

penwiper  n. 

peon  I . n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 	II n. , ,  (  )

peonage  n.   ; ; 

peony  n. . 

people  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) (.  pl.) ; ; ;	   young people ;	   country people  ;	   people say that , 	  3) (.  pl.) , ;  (. my people, his people  ..)	  4) (.  pl.) ; ; , 	  5) (.  pl.) 	  6) (P.) . .  ,  (    )	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  ( )

pep  .	1. n.  , , 	2. v. , , , ,    (. pep up)

pepper  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) 	  4) ; , 	2. v.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) ,  (,   ..)	  4) , ; " "

pepper-and-salt  1. n.   	2. a.	  1) 	  2)   ( )

pepper-caster, pepper-castor  = pepperbox 1

pepper-pot  n.	  1) = pepperbox 1	  2) -        

pepperbox  n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) .  

peppercorn  n.  ,  peppercorn rent   

peppermint  n.	  1) .  	  2)  

peppery  a.	  1) ; , 	  2) , 

peppy  a. . ; , ;   

pepsin  n. . 

peptic  1. a. .	  1) ;	   peptic ulcer .     	  2) 	2. n. pl. .  

peptone  n. . 

per  prep.	  1) , , ;	   per post (rail, steamer, carrier)   (  , ,  )	  2)  (. as per);	   as per usual .  	  3) , , ,  (); 60 miles per hour 60   ;	   a shilling per man    ;	   how much are eggs per dozen?   ?	  4)   : per capita  ,  ;  ;	   per contra    ;   ;	   per diem  ;	   per annum  , ;	   per mensem  ;	   per se   ,  ;	   per saltum ,  

per cent  n. ,  , %;	   three per cent  

perambulate  v.	  1)    , 	  2)   (  ..);  (   ,   ..)	  3)  	  4)    

perambulation  n.	  1) , 	  2)  (. );      

perambulator  n.	  1)  	  2) . 

percale  n. . 

perceive  v.	  1) , , ; 	  2) ; , 

percentage  n.	  1) ;  ;  ;  	  2) . , ; 

percentagewise  adv.   

percept  n. .    

perceptibility  n. , 

perceptible  a. , ; , 

perception  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) . 	  4) . 

perceptional  a. . 

perceptive  a. , 

perceptivity  n. ; 

perch  I	1. n.	  1) , , 	  2) 	  3)    	  4)  ( )	  5)   (= 5,03 );	   square perch   (= 25,3 2)	  6) . ,  come off your perch   ;	   to hop the perch 	2. v.	  1)  ( )	  2) , ;  ( -.)	  3)   	  4) (. p-p.)  ;	   town perched on a hill ,   	II n. 

perchance  adv. .	  1) 	  2)  , 

perchloric  a. perchloric acid .  

percipient  1. a. ,  	2. n.	  1) ,   	  2)  ( )

percolate  v.	  1) ,  	  2) , ; 

percolation  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

percolator  n.	  1) ;  ; 	  2)   	  3)   , 

percuss  v. . 

percussion  n.	  1)  ( ), ; 	  2) . , 	  3) . .  	  4) attr. ; ;	   percussion action   ();	   percussion cap ,  ;	   percussion fuze   ;	   percussion instrument .  

percussive  a. 

percutaneous  a.  (   ..)

perdition  n.	  1) ; 	  2) .  	  3) 

perdu  a. predic. ;	   to lie perdu	    ) .   ;	    ) ;	    )      

perdue  a. predic. ;	   to lie perdue	    ) .   ;	    ) ;	    )      

perdurable  a.  ; ; 

peregrin  = peregrine

peregrinate  v. , 

peregrination  n. , 

peregrine  1. n. .  ,  (. peregrine falcon)	2. a. . ;  - 

peremptory  a.	  1) ,   ; 	  2) , 	  3) ; 	  4) . , 

perennial  1. a.	  1)   	  2)   	  3) , ;	   perennial problem  	  4) . 	2. n. .  

perennially  adv. , ; 

perfect  1. a.	  1) , , ; 	  2) , 	  3) ; , ;	   perfect fifth .  ;	   perfect square  ;	   a perfect stranger   ;	   in perfect sincerity  ,   ;	   perfect competition .  	  4) , 	  5)  ;  	  6) . 	2. n. . 	3. v.	  1) ; 	  2) , , 

perfectibility  n.   

perfectible  a.   

perfection  n.	  1) , ;	   to perfection  	  2) 	  3)  ,  (-.;	   of)	  4) 	  5) 

perfectly  adv. , ; ;	   perfectly well 

perfidious  a. , 

perfidy  n. , , 

perforate  v.	  1)    , , 	  2)  (into, through)

perforated  1. p-p.  perforate	2. a. , , 

perforation  n.	  1) , ,  , 	  2) 	  3) . , 

perforator  n.	  1) ; , 	  2)  	  3)  

perforce  1. adv.  , -	2. n. of ( by) perforce  

perform  v.	  1) ,  (,   ..); 	  2) ; ,  (,   ..)	  3)   (  )	  4) . 

performance  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) , 	  3) ; ; 	  4) . ; 	  5) 	  6) .  (   ..);  	  7) . ;   	  8) .  ,  

performer  n. 

performing  1. pres-p.  perform	2. a. ,  ( )

perfume  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) 	2. v.  (  ..);  

perfumed  1. p-p.  perfume 2	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ; 

perfumer  n. 

perfumery  n. 

perfunctory  a. , , , ;	   perfunctory inspection ,  ;	   in a perfunctory manner 

perfuse  v.	  1)  (with)	  2)  (  ..)

pergameneous  a. 

pergola  n.       

perhaps  adv.  , 

peri  . n.	  1) . 	  2) 

perianth  n. . 

periapt  n. 

pericardia  pl.  pericardium

pericarditis  n. . 

pericardium  n. (pl. -dia) .  , ()

pericarp  n. . , 

pericrania  pl.  pericranium

pericranium  n. (pl. -nia)	  1) .  	  2) . ; ; 

peridot  n. . , 

perigee  n. . 

perihelia  pl.  perihelion

perihelion  n. (pl. -lia) . 

peril  1. n. ; ;	   at the peril of one's life    ;	   at one's peril    	2. v.  

perilous  a. , 

perimeter  n.	  1) . 	  2)     	  3) attr. 

perimorph  n. . 

perinea  pl.  perineum

perineum  n. (pl. -nea) . 

period  1. n.	  1) ;  ;	   a period of years   	  2) , ;	   our own period  ,  ;	   the girl of the period   	  3) , 	  4) pl.  	  5) pl. 	  6) . ,    	  7)    ; ;	   to put a period to smth.  ;   -.	  8) . . . 	2. a.     ( ,   ..)

periodic  I a.	  1) ;	   periodic law     	  2) 	  3)  ( )	II a. periodic acid .  

periodical  1. a. ;     ;     	2. n.  , 

periodically  adv.	  1)    ; 	  2)   

periodicity  n.	  1) , 	  2) . 

periostea  pl.  periosteum

periosteum  n. (pl. -tea) . 

periostitis  n. . ,  

peripatetic  1. a.	  1) (. P.) . , 	  2) 	2. n.	  1) . 	  2) . ;  

peripeteia, peripetia  n. 

peripheral  a.	  1) , ;	   peripheral speed  	  2) , ;	   peripheral issue  

periphery  n. , 

periphrases  pl.  periphrasis

periphrasis  n. (pl. -ses) ()

periphrastic  a.	  1)  ; ; 	  2) . periphrastic conjugation     

peripteral  a.   (.   )

periscope  n. 

perish  v.	  1) , 	  2) (. pass.) ; ;	   we were perished with hunger (cold etc.)     (  ..)	  3) (),    (   ..)

perishable  1. a.	  1) , , 	  2) 	2. n. pl.    

perishing  1. pres-p.  perish	2. a. ,  ( );	   in perishing cold   

peristalsis  n. . 

peristaltic  a. . 

peristyle  n. . 

peritonea  pl.  peritoneum

peritoneal  a. . 

peritoneum, peritonaeum  n. (pl. -nea) . 

peritonitis  n. .  , 

periwig  n. 

periwigged  a.  ,  

periwinkle  I n. .  	II n. .  ()

perjure  v. refl.	  1)  , 	  2)  

perjured  1. p-p.  perjure	2. a.   , 

perjurer  n. , 

perjury  n.	  1) , 	  2) ,  

perk  I v. . (. perk up)	  1)       	  2)  , 	  3) 	  4)  	  5) .  , 	II . (. pl.) .  perquisite

perky  a.	  1) , 	  2) ; , 

perlustrate  v. 

perm  n. . (.  permanent wave) ""

permafrost  n.  

permalloy  n. . 

permanence  n. , , 

permanency  n.	  1) = permanence	  2)  ,    ..

permanent  a.	  1) , ; ; ;	   permanent secretary  ;	   permanent wave  "";	   permanent way -.   ;	   permanent teeth  ;	   permanent repair  	  2) ;	   permanent set  

permanently  adv. , , 

permanganate  n. . ,   

permanganic  a. . permanganic acid  

permeability  n. 

permeable  a. 

permeance  n. .  

permeate  v.	  1) ,  , 	  2)  (among, through, into)

permeation  n. 

Permian  a. . 

permissibility  n. , 

permissible  a. , 

permission  n. , 

permissive  a.	  1) ; , 	  2)  (     ); , 	  3) , , 

permissiveness  n. 

permit  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. v.	  1) , ,  ;	   I may be permitted   ,     	  2) ,  ;	   the words hardly permit doubt         ...;	   weather permitting    	  3)  (of)

permittance  n.	  1) . , 	  2)  

permittivity  n. .	  1)  ;  	  2)  

permutation  n.	  1) . 	  2) . , 

permute  v. . ;  

pern  n.  ()

pernicious  a. , ;	   pernicious habits  ;	   pernicious anaemia  

pernickety  a. .	  1) , , 	  2) 	  3) ,    ; 

perorate  v.	  1) ; 	  2)    , 

peroration  n.	  1) 	  2) ,   

peroxide  n. . ,   

perpend  v. . . , 

perpendicular  1. n.	  1) ;	   out of the perpendicular ,    	  2) ,  	  3) .  ,  ;  - 	2. a.	  1) 	  2)  , 

perpendicularity  n. 

perpetrate  v.	  1)  (,   ..)	  2) . ;	   to perpetrate a pun  

perpetration  n.	  1)  ()	  2) 	  3) . 

perpetrator  n. , 

perpetual  a.	  1) , ;	   perpetual motion " ", -	  2) ; 	  3) , ; ; ;	   this perpetual nagging   

perpetuate  v. ;  

perpetuation  n. ;  

perpetuity  n.	  1) , ;	   in ( to, for) perpetuity ; 	  2)    	  3)  

perplex  v.	  1)   ,   ; ; ,   	  2) , 

perplexed  1. p-p.  perplex	2. a.	  1) ,   , 	  2) ; ;	   a perplexed question  

perplexedly  adv. ; 

perplexity  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) , 

perquisite  n.	  1) ;  	  2) ,       , 	  3) 	  4) , 

perquisition  n.	  1)  	  2) ; 

perron  n. .   , 

perry  n.  

perse  a. -

persecute  v.	  1) ,   (.  )	  2) , 

persecution  n.	  1) , 	  2) attr. persecution mania  

persecutor  n. , 

Perseus  n. . . 

perseverance  n. , , 

persevere  v. ,  ,   (in, with)

persevering  1. pres-p.  persevere	2. a. , 

Persian  1. a. ; ;	   Persian carpet ( rug)   Persian blinds 	2. n.	  1) ; ;	   the Persians pl. . 	  2)  

persiennes  n. . pl. 

persiflage  n. . ;  

persilicic  a. .  (  )

persimmon  n. . 

persist  v.	  1) , ,   (in);	   he persisted in his opinion     	  2) , ,  ; ;	   the tendency still persists     

persistence  n.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3) ; 	  4)     ,  ;	   persistence of vision   

persistency  n.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3) ; 	  4)     ,  ;	   persistency of vision   

persistent  a.	  1) , 	  2) ; ; ;	   to enjoy a persistent superiority   	  3) .  ( )	  4) .   ( ,   ..)

persnickety  . . pernickety

person  n.	  1) ; , ; ;	   in (one's own) person ,  ;	   not a single person    , 	  2) , ;	   he has a fine person  	  3)  ; 	  4) . 	  5)  	  6) . 

persona  . n. persona (non) grata .  () 

personable  a. ,   ; 

personage  n.	  1)  ; () 	  2) ; 	  3) ,  

personal  1. a.	  1) , ;	   personal income  ;	   personal discussion    ;	   personal opinion  ;	   personal injury claim .     	  2) ,  ;	   personal remarks ,      -.;	   to become personal  -.,   	  3) . ;	   personal pronoun  	  4) .  ( )	2. n. (. pl.) .    

personalia  n. pl.	  1) ,   ..  -.  	  2)  

personality  n.	  1) , 	  2)  ,  	  3) () , ; 	  4) (. pl.) () ( -.) personality cult  

personalize  v.	  1) ; 	  2)    

personally  adv.	  1) , ,  , 	  2)    (  ..);	   personally I differ from you   ,       

personalty  n. .  , 

personate  v.	  1)  	  2)    -.

personation  n.	  1)    	  2) 

personification  n. , ; 

personify  v. , ; 

personnel  n.	  1) ,  ;  (, )	  2) attr. personnel management  ;	   personnel department     ;	   personnel bomb  ;	   personnel mine  ;	   personnel shelter    ;	   personnel target  

perspective  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. a. ;	   perspective geometry 

perspicacious  a. 

perspicacity  n. 

perspicuity  n. , 

perspicuous  a.	  1) , 	  2)    

perspirable  a.	  1)  	  2)  

perspiration  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

perspire  v. ;   

persuadable  a.  

persuade  v.	  1)  (that, of persuade  -.); ;	   I am persuaded that it is true  ,   	  2) ,  (into)	  3)  (from, out of persuade  -.)

persuader  n.	  1) , 	  2) . " " (,   ..)

persuasion  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , , ;	   religious persuasion  	  4) . , 

persuasive  1. a. 	2. n. , 

persuasiveness  n. 

pert  a. ; ; ; 

pertain  v.	  1) ,   (to pertain  -.)	  2)  	  3) , 

pertinacious  a. , 

pertinacity  n. , 

pertinence  pertinency n.	  1)  (  ..)	  2) , ;	   it is of no pertinence to us    

pertinent  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2)  ,   ;	   pertinent remark   	2. n. (. pl.) 

perturb  v.	  1) ,   ,  ()	  2) , , 

perturbation  n.	  1) , , 	  2) . , 

peruke  n. 

perusal  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) . 

peruse  v.	  1)  	  2)   (   ..)

Peruvian  1. a.  Peruvian bark  	2. n. ; 

pervade  v.	  1) , ; ;  	  2) .  (, )

pervasion  n.   . {. pervade}

pervasive  a. ,  ; ,  (   ..)

perverse  a.	  1) ,  (.   ); , 	  2) ; ;  (   ..)

perversion  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

perversity  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) ; 

perversive  a. 

pervert  1. n.	  1)  ; ,   	  2) , 	2. v.	  1) 	  2) , 

perverted  1. p-p.  pervert 2	2. a.	  1) ; ;	   by a perverted logic  	  2)   

pervertible  a.  

pervious  a.	  1) ,  (to);  (  ..)	  2)  (  ..); 

peseta  . n.  (    )

pesky  a. . . , ; 

peso  . n. (pl. -os )  (  )

pessary  n. . ,  

pessimism  n. 

pessimist  n. 

pessimistic  a. 

pest  n.	  1) ; , ;	   pests of society , 	  2) -. ;  	  3) -. , 	  4) . , 

pest-house  n. .    ;  

pester  v. , , 

pesthole  n.  , 

pesticide  n. -. , ()     

pestiferous  a.	  1)  ; 	  2) , 	  3) . , ;	   pestiferous fellow  

pestilence  n.	  1) () ; 	  2) , 

pestilent  a.	  1) ; 	  2) , ; 	  3) . , , 

pestilential  a.	  1) ,  	  2) , 	  3) . ;	   these pestilential flies give me no peace       

pestle  1. n.  ()	2. v.   

pet  I	1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  ;  	  3) attr. ;	   pet name  ;	   pet corn .  	  4) attr. ,  ( )	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) . , 	II n. , ;  ;	   to be in a pet , ;    

petal  n. . 

petard  n.	  1) ;  ( )	  2) . 

peter  v. peter out , ; ,  ( )

Peter's fish  n. . 

Peter's-penny  n. . " . " (    )

Peter-penny  n. . " . " (    )

petersham  n.	  1)  	  2)      	  3)    ( )

petiole  n. .  ()

petition  1. n.	  1) ; , ;	   a petition in bankruptcy   	  2) 	  3) , 	2. v.	  1)   ;  , 	  2) , 

petitionary  a.  , 

petitioner  n.	  1) ;  	  2) . 

petrel  n. . 

petrifaction  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

petrify  v.	  1) ()  , 	  2)   , , 	  3) , 

petrochemistry  n. 

petrography  n. 

petrol  1. n.	  1) ; ;  ;	   to draw petrol  	  2) . = petroleum	  3) attr. ;	   petrol consumption  	2. v.  

petrolatum  n. 

petroleum  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. 

petrolic  a.   

petroliferous  a. . 

petrology  n. 

petrous  a. , ,   

petticoat  n.	  1) () 	  2)  ;	   I have known him since he was in petticoats =     	  3) . , ;	   pl.  	  4) .  	  5) attr. ;	   petticoat influence .  ;	   petticoat government =  

pettifog  v.	  1)  , ; 	  2)  - 

pettifogger  n. , 

pettifogging  1. pres-p.  pettifog	2. a.	  1)  	  2) , ; 

pettish  a. ; 

pettitoes  n. pl.   ()

petto  . n. in petto  ,  , 

petty  a.	  1) , , ;	   petty cash   (, )	  2) , ;	   petty bourgeoisie  ;	   petty farmer  ;	   petty warfare  	  3) ; ; 

petty jury  n. .  ,   12 

petty officer  n.  ( )

petulance  n. ; , , ;	   outburst of petulance  

petulant  a.	  1) , , 	  2) . , 

petunia  n.	  1) . 	  2) attr. -, -

petuntse  n. .  

pew  n.	  1)    	  2)      ( -.     )	  3) . , ;	   take a pew  in the right church but in the wrong pew =   ,    

pew-rent  n.     

pewit  n. . , 

pewter  n.	  1)    ;    	  2)  ;  	  3) attr. 

pfennig  pfenning . n.  (  = 0,01 )

phaeton  n. 

phagocyte  n. . 

phalange  = phalanx 3

phalanges  pl.  phalanx 3

phalanstery  n. 

phalanx  n. (pl. -xes )	  1) 	  2) = phalanstery	  3) (pl. . -nges) . ,  

phalli  pl.  phallus

phallus  n. (pl. -li) 

phanerogam  n. .  

phanerogamic  phanerogamous a. . 

phantasm  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

phantasmagoria  n. 

phantasmagoric  a. 

phantasmal  a. 

phantasy  = fantasy

phantom  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) attr. , 

Pharaoh  n. . 

Pharisaic  a. , 

Pharisaical  a. , 

Pharisaism  n. 

Pharisee  n. , 

pharmaceutical  a. ;	   pharmaceutical scales  

pharmaceutics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

pharmaceutist  n. 

pharmacologist  n. 

pharmacology  n. 

pharmacopoeia  n. 

pharmacy  n.	  1) 	  2) 

pharos  . n. . . , 

pharyngitis  n. . 

pharynx  n. . , 

phase  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) , ;	   a phase of the subject  	  4) . ; 	2. v. 

phasic  a. , 

pheasant  n. 

phenol  n. . ,  

phenology  n. 

phenomena  pl.  phenomenon

phenomenal  a. , 

phenomenism  phenomenalism n. . 

phenomenon  n. (pl. -ena)	  1) , 	  2)  ; ;	   infant phenomenon , -

phew  interj. !;   !

phi  n.  (  )

phial  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

philander  v. ; 

philanderer  n. , 

philanthrope  = philanthropist

philanthropic  a. 

philanthropist  n. 

philanthropize  v.	  1)  	  2)  (-.)

philanthropy  n. 

philatelic  a. 

philatelist  n. 

philately  n. 

philharmonic  1. a.	  1)  	  2) ,  ( )	2. n. 

philhellenic  a. 

philippic  n. (. pl.) ,  

Philippine  a. 

Philistine  1. n.	  1) , , 	  2) . ()  (., ,   ..)	  3) .  to fall among Philistines =   ,    	2. a. , , 

Philistinism  n. , 

Philistinize  v.  

philobiblic  a.  

philogynist  n. 

philological  a. , 

philologist  n. , 

philology  n. 

Philomel  n. . , 

Philomela  n. . , 

philoprogenitive  a.	  1) 	  2) 

philosopher  n.	  1) ;	   natural philosopher ; ;	   philosophers' stone  	  2)      

philosophic  = philosophical

philosophical  a. 

philosophize  v. , 

philosophy  n.	  1) 	  2)    

philtre  n.  ,  

phiz  n. (.  physiognomy) . , , 

phlebitis  n. .  , 

phlebotomize  v. .  

phlebotomy  n. . 

phlegm  n.	  1) , 	  2) , ; , 

phlegmatic  a. , 

phlegmon  n. . 

phloem  n. . 

phlogistic  a. . 

phlogiston  n. . . 

phlox  n. . 

phobia  n. .  , 

Phoebe  n.	  1) . . 	  2) . 

Phoebus  n.	  1) . . 	  2) . 

Phoenician  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  

phoenix  n.	  1) . 	  2)  , 

phonal  a. 

phone  I n. . 	II (.  telephone) .	1. n. ;	   on the phone  ;	   by ( over) the phone  ;	   to get smb. on the phone   .  ;	   to hang up the phone  	2. v.   

phoneme  n. . 

phonemic  a. . 

phonetic  a. 

phonetician  n. 

phoneticize  v.  

phonetics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

phoney  = phony

phonic  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

phonics  n. pl. (.  sing)	  1) 	  2)      

phonogram  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

phonograph  n.	  1) 	  2) . , 

phonographic  a. 

phonography  n.	  1) 	  2)     

phonologic  a. 

phonological  a. 

phonology  n. 

phonometer  n. 

phonopathy  n. .   

phonoscope  n. 

phony  .	1. a. , ; ; 	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 

phosgene  n. . 

phosphate  .	1. n. ,   	2. a. 

phosphide  n. . 

phosphite  n. . 

Phosphor  n. .  

phosphorate  v. .  ,   

phosphorbronze  n. .  

phosphoresce  v. , 

phosphorescence  n. , 

phosphorescent  a. 

phosphoric  a.	  1) ; 	  2) . 

phosphorite  n. . 

phosphorous  a. . 

phosphorus  n. . 

phot  n. .  ( , )

photic  a. ,   

photo  n. (pl. os ) . .  photograph 1

photoactive  a. 

photobiotic  a. .     

photocell  n. 

photochemistry  n. 

photochromy  n.  , 

photoconductivity  n. 

photoelectric  a. ;	   photoelectric cell 

photoelectricity  n. 

photofinish  n. . 

photogenic  a.	  1) 	  2) . 

photograph  1. n.  , 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)    (, );	   I always photograph badly      

photographer  n. 

photographic  a. 

photography  n. , 

photogravure  1. n. 	2. v. 

photolithography  n. 

photolysis  n. . 

photomechanical  a. 

photomechanics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

photometer  n. 

photometric  a. 

photometry  n. 

photomicrograph  n.  , 

photomicrography  n. , 

photomontage  n. 

photon  n. . 

photophobia  n. . , 

photoplay  n.	  1) -	  2) 

photoprint  n. 

photosensitive  a. 

photosphere  n. . 

photostat  n. 

photosynthesis  n. . 

phototelegraphy  n. 

phototherapy  n. 

phototube  n. 

phototype  n. .	  1) 	  2) attr. ;	   phototype edition  

photozincography  n. . 

phrase  1. n.	  1) , ; ;  	  2) , ;	   in simple phrase  ,  	  3) pl.  	  4)  	2. v.	  1)  ();	   thus he phrased it     	  2) . 

phrase-book  n. ()  

phrase-man  = phrase-monger

phrase-monger  n. 

phrase-mongering  1. n. 	2. a. ;	   phrase-mongering statement  

phraseological  a. 

phraseology  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

phrenetic  1. a.	  1) , ; , 	  2) 	2. n. , 

phrenic  a. .   , 

phrenological  a. 

phrenologist  n. 

phrenology  n. 

Phrygian  1. a. ;	   Phrygian cap  	2. n. 

phthisic  a. . ; 

phthisical  a. . ; 

phthisis  n. . ; 

phut  1. n. , 	2. adv. to go phut ;  , ;  

phyla  pl.  phylum

phylactery  n.	  1) . 	  2) ,  to make broad one's phylactery ( phylacteries)    

phyllophagous  a. 

phylloxera  n. . 

phylogenesis  n. . 

phylum  n. (pl. phyla) . 

physic  1. n. .  (. )	2. v. .   (. )

physical  a. , ; ;	   physical chemistry  ;	   physical culture (training)   ();	   physical examination  ( ) ;	   physical exercise ;	   physical drill ( jerks)  ; ;	   physical therapy 

physician  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

physicist  n. 

physics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

physiocrat  n. 

physiognomic  physiognomical a. 

physiognomist  n. 

physiognomy  n.	  1) 	  2) , ; . 	  3) . , 

physiographer  n. 

physiographic  a. 

physiography  n.  ; 

physiologic  a. 

physiological  a. 

physiologist  n. 

physiology  n. 

physiotherapy  n. 

physique  n. , ;  

phytogeny  n.     

phytophagous  a. 

pi  I n.	  1)  (.  \pi)	  2) . (= 3,1415926)	II a. . . , 

pia mater  n. .   

piaffe  v.   

pianette  n.  

pianino  n. (pl. -os ) 

pianissimo  . adv. n. . 

pianist  n. ; 

piano  I n. (pl. os ) 	II . adv. n. . 

piano organ  n.  

pianoforte  = piano I

pianola  n. . 

pianoplayer  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

piaster  = piastre

piastre  n.  (       )

piazza  . n.	  1) ()  (.  )	  2) . 

pibroch  n. . .   

pica  I n. . .  , 	II n. . 

picador  . n. 

picaresque  a. ,  (.  )

picaroon  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3)  	2. v.	  1)  	  2)   

picayune  .	1. n.	  1) .    (= 5 )	  2) . 	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

piccalilli  n.    

piccaninny  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . , 	2. a.  

piccolo  n. (pl. os ) . ,  

pice  n.  (   )

pick  I n.	  1) ; 	  2)  	  3) . ,    ( )	II 1. v.	  1) , , ;	   to pick one's words   ;	   to pick one's way ( one's steps)   (    );	   to pick and choose  	  2) , ;	   to pick a quarrel with smb.      .	  3) ,  ();  (, );  ( -  )	  4) , , , ; 	  5) ; ;	   to pick one's teeth   	  6)  ()	  7)  ()	  8)  (); , ;  ()	  9) , ;  ();	   to pick and steal   ;	   to pick smb.'s brains   	  10)    (. pick a lock)	  11) ;	   to pick to pieces ; . ;     	  12)  ();  ( ), ; . 	  13) .   (  ..) pick at	    ) ;	    ) , ;	    )   , ;	   pick off	    ) , ;	    ) ,  ; ;	    )  (  );	   pick on	    ) , ;	    ) , ;	   pick out	    ) ;	    ) ;	    ) ;	    ) ,  ();	    )    ();	    ) ;	   pick over  ( ); ;	   pick up	    )  ();	    ) , ;	    )   -.;	   I'll pick you up at five o'clock       ;	    ) ;	   to pick up a livelihood   ;	   to pick up flesh ;	    )  (,    ..);	    ) ;	    )  ();  ();	    )  ();	    )   ();	   to pick up the trail   ;	    )  (with pick  -.);	    ) ;  ;	   to pick oneself up  ( ,   ..);	    ) ,  ;	    ) .  ;	    )  () to pick up the tab     	2. n.	  1) ;	   take your pick 	  2) -. ,   (-.);	   the pick of the basket ( of the bunch)   -.;	   the pick of the army  ,  	  3)  (-. )

pick-lock  n.	  1) 	  2) 

pick-me-up  n.  ;  ; ; -.  

pick-pocket  n. 

pickaback  adv.  ,  

pickaninny  = piccaninny

pickax  = pickaxe

pickaxe  = pickax	1. n. -	2. v. ,  -

picked  1. p-p.  pick II, 1	2. a.	  1) , ; 	  2) ;	   picked troops  	  3) . 

picker  n.	  1)  (,   ..)	  2) 	  3) ; 	  4) , ; 	  5) . 	  6) .  	  7) .  	  8) . 

pickerel  n.  , , 

picket  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) .  	2. v.	  1)  ();    ..	  2) 	  3)  	  4)   

picking  1. pres-p.  pick II, 1	2. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) ;	   picking and stealing  	  3) pl.  	  4) pl. , 	  5) , 	  6)  ()

pickle  1. n.	  1) ;   	  2) (. pl.) , , ;    	  3)  ;  ;	   to be in a pretty pickle   	  4) . , 	  5) . . 	  6) .  to have a rod in pickle (for)   ;	   the one in a pickle is the one who's got to tickle =    ;   ,   	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) . .      ( )	  3) .  ; , 

pickled  1. p-p.  pickle 2	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2) . 

pickup  n.	  1) .  	  2) -.   ;  	  3) . . pickmeup	  4) . ; 	  5) . 	  6) -. ,  ()	  7) .  	  8) . 	  9) .  (, )	  10) .  	  11) . , 

Pickwickian  a. in a Pickwickian sense  ,  ;   

picnic  1. n.	  1) 	  2) .  ; ;	   no picnic  	  3) attr. picnic hamper     	2. v.   

picnicker  n.  

picric  a. . 

pictography  n. 

pictorial  1. a.	  1) ; ;	   pictorial art 	  2) 	  3) ,  (   ..)	2. n.   

picture  1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ; . . ;	   she is a picture of her mother   	  3) -.  , 	  4) ,  	  5) ,  (,   ..);	   he is the (very) picture of health  ,  	  6) 	  7) moving pictures, the pictures  out of ( not in) the picture ;	   to pass from the picture   ;	   to put ( to keep) smb. in the picture ,  .;  .   	2. v.	  1)   	  2) , , 	  3)   (. picture to oneself)

picture postcard  n.  

picture show  n.	  1) 	  2) 

picture-gallery  n.  

picturebook  n. ()   

picturecard  n.	  1) .  , 	  2)  

picturepalace  n. . 

picturesque  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ,  ( )

picturetheatre  = picturepalace

picturewriting  n. ,  

piddle  v.	  1) . 	  2) .  

piddling  1. pres-p.  piddle	2. a. , , 

Pidgin English  n. ,   

pie  I n.	  1) ; 	  2) . ,  ;	   Eskimo pie  () pie in the sky .    ; =   ;	   as easy as pie =  	II n. .    (. printer's pie); . , 	III n.     (1/12 )

piebald  1. a.	  1)  ( )	  2) . ; 	2. n.  ;  

piece  1. n.	  1) , ;	   a piece of water , ;	   piece by piece  , , 	  2) , ;	   a piece of paper  ;	   in pieces   ;	   to pieces  ,  {. . }	  3)  ()	  4) , ,  ;	   piece of wallpaper  	  5)  , ;	   a piece of furniture  ( , ., ,   ..);	   a piece of plate ;	   by the piece , 	  6) ;     (. ); ;	   a piece of art  ;	   a piece of music  ;	   a piece of poetry ;	   a dramatical piece ,  ;	   a museum piece     (. .)	  7) , ;	   a piece of impudence  	  8) a piece of luck ;	   a piece of news ;	   a piece of information ;	   a piece of work ( ) , 	  9)  	  10)  (. a piece of money)	  11) . ,  ; ; 	  12) .  	  13)  	  14) , 	  15) . ;   of a ( of one) piece with	    )      ;	    )    .;	    )     .;	   all to pieces	    ) ;	    ) ,  ;	    ) , ,     {. . 2};	   to go to pieces , ;	   a piece of goods . , 	2. v.	  1) ,  (; . piece up)	  2)    ,   ; 	  3)  () piece down  ();	   piece on  (to piece  .);	   piece out	    ) ;	    ) ;	    )  (  );	   piece together	    ) ;	    ) ;	   piece up , 

piece-goods  n. pl.  ;   

piecemeal  1. adv.	  1)  ,  (. by piecemeal);	   to work piecemeal  	  2)  ,  	2. a.	  1)   ;	   piecemeal action  	  2) , ;	   piecemeal reforms  

piecerate  a.  ( )

piecework  n.	  1)  , ;  	  2) attr. piecework man = pieceworker

pieceworker  n. 

piecrust  n.   promises are like piecrust, made to be broken . =     ,    

pied  a. ; 

pieman  n. ;  

pieplant  n. . 

pier  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) . 	  3)  ()	  4) , , 	  5) 

pierage  n.     

pierce  v.	  1) , , 	  2) , ;  	  3) ;  (   ..;	   through, into)	  4)  ( ,   ..)	  5) ,  ( -.)

piercer  n. . ; ; ; 

piercing  1. pres-p.  pierce	2. n.	  1) , 	  2) .   	3. a.	  1) ; ; ;	   piercing dissonance  	  2)  ( , )	  3) 	  4) . 

pierglass  n. 

Pierian  a. -. ,   ;	   Pierian spring  

pierrette  n. . 

pierrot  n. . 

pietism  n.	  1) . 	  2) ,  , 

pietist  n. 

piety  n.	  1) , 	  2)   ,  	  3)  

piezochemistry  n. 

piezoelectricity  n. 

piezometer  n. 

piffle  .	1. n. , 	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  ;  

pig  1. n.	  1) () ; ; 	  2) . ; 	  3) . , 	  4) . , 	  5) ,  ()	  6) . , ; 	  7) . .   in pig  ( );	   to make a pig of oneself , ;	   to buy a pig in a poke =    ;	   pigs might fly . = ,   	2. v.	  1) 	  2) to pig it .    , 

pig's wash  n. 

pigeon  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . , ;	   to pluck a pigeon   that's my (his, etc.) pigeon    (  . .) ;	   little pigeons can carry great messages . = ,  ;	   pigeon's milk " "	2. v. , 

Pigeon English  = Pidgin English

pigeon pair  n.    (     )

pigeon-breasted  a.    ( )

pigeongram  n. ,    

pigeonhearted  a. , 

pigeonhole  1. n.	  1)  	  2)    ( ,    ..)	2. v.	  1)  ()  	  2)   ,    	  3) ,  

pigeonry  n. 

pigeontoed  a.   ,  

piggery  n. , 

piggish  a.	  1) ,   	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) 

piggy  n.	  1) , 	  2)   

piggy-wiggy  n.	  1) , 	  2) ,  ( )

pigheaded  a. ; 

pigiron  n.     

pigling  n. 

pigment  n. 

pigmental  a. 

pigmentary  a. 

pigmentation  n. 

pigmy  = pygmy

pignut  n.  

pigpen  = pigsty

pigskin  n.	  1)  	  2) . 	  3) . .  

pigsticker  n.	  1)   	  2) .   

pigsticking  n.     

pigsty  n. , 

pigtail  n.	  1) , 	  2) ,   

pigwash  = pig's wash

pigweed  n. . ; 

pijaw  

pike  I n. 	II 1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3)  (  . )	  4) . 	  5) , 	  6) 	2. v.  	III n.	  1) ,    	  2)  

pikelet  n.  , 

piker  n. . .	  1)    () 	  2) 

pikestaff  n.	  1)  	  2)  plain as a pikestaff =   , 

pilaff  = pilau

pilaster  n. . 

pilau  . , 

pilaw  . , 

pilch  n.     

pilchard  n. . 

pile  I	1. n.	  1) , , ;  ();  (); , , 	  2)   (. funeral pile)	  3)  ;  	  4) . ,  	  5) . ;	   to make one's pile  ;	  6) . 	  7)   (. atomic pile)	2. v.	  1) ,   ;	   to pile arms .    	  2)  ( pile up)	  3) ; ;  (on, upon) pile in .  (-.);	   pile on: to pile it on ; "";	   pile up	    ) ();	    ) ;	    )  ;	    ) .      ;	    )    ( )	II 1. n. , , 	2. v. ,  	III n.	  1) , , 	  2) 	IV n. .	  1)  	  2) pl.  V n. .   ;	   cross or pile   

pile-dwelling  n.  

piled  I p-p.  pile I, 2	II p-p.  pile II, 2	III a.  ( )

piledriver  n. . 

pilfer  v. , ; 

pilferage  n.  

pilferer  n.  

pilgrim  n. , ,  P. Fathers .  ,     1620 .

pilgrimage  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . ,  ; .  	2. v. 

pill  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2) (the P.)  	  3) . ; ; ; ;  	  4) pl. 	  5) .  	  6) (. pl.) .  (. pill shooter) a pill to cure an earthquake  ;	   a bitter pill to swallow  ,  	2. v.	  1)  	  2) . 	II v.	  1) . , 	  2) . , 

pillage  1. n. , 	2. v. , 

pillar  1. n.	  1) , ; , 	  2) , ; ;	   pillars of society  	  3) . 	  4) .  Pillars of Hercules  ,  ;	   from pillar to post	    )     ,     ;	    ) -	2. v. , ;  

pillarbox  n.   

pillbox  n.	  1)   	  2) . -.  ;  ,  ; 	  3) .   

pillion  n.	  1)   ()	  2)  ; .  

pilliwinks  n. .     

pillory  1. n.  ;	   to be in the pillory  ;	   to put ( to set) in the pillory    ,  	2. v.	  1) ,    	  2)   

pillow  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . , ; ,  to take counsel of one's pillow =   ;    	2. v.	  1)    -.	  2)  	  3)  

pillow-block  n. .	  1) () 	  2) ,  

pillow-case  n. 

pillow-sham  n.  ( )

pillow-slip  = pillow-case

pillowy  a. ; 

pillule  = pilule

pilose  a. . . , , 

pilot  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . , 	  3)  	  4) . 	  5) . -. 	  6) .  , 	  7) attr. pilot plant  ,  ;	   pilot model  	  8) attr. ; ;	   pilotboat  ;	   pilot chart .   to drop the pilot   	2. v.	  1) , ; ;	   to pilot one's way   	  2)  

pilot-balloon  n.	  1) . -	  2) .  

pilotage  n.	  1)  ;  	  2)  	  3) . , 

pilotcloth  n.   

pilotengine  n.	  1)  	  2) -. 

pilotfilm  n. .  (    )

pilotfish  n. . -

pilothouse  n. .  

pilous  = pilose

pilule  n. () 

pimento  n. (pl. os )  () 

pimeson  n. . -

pimp  1. n. 	2. v. 

pimpernel  n. .   ()

pimping  I pres-p.  pimp 2	II a.	  1) ; 	  2) , 

pimple  n. , , 

pimpled  a. , 

pimply  a. , 

pin  1. n.	  1) ; ; ; ; . 	  2) pl. . ;	   he is quick on his pins   ;	   he is weak on his pins     	  3)   4,5 	  4) 	  5) , 	  6) . 	  7) 	  8) 	  9) 	  10) . ; , ; , ; ; ; ; 	  11) . ;  in () merry pin   ;	   pins and needles    ( );	   to be on pins and needles    ;	   I don't care a pin  ;	   not a pin to choose between them      ;	   not worth a row of pins   ;	   you might have heard a pin fall =  ,   	2. v.	  1)  (. pin up; to, on);   (. pin together)	  2) ; 	  3) 	  4)  (   ..;	   against);	   to pin down (to a promise)  () to pin smth. on smb.   -.   -.;	   to pin one's faith on smb., smth.    -., -.

pin-head  n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) . , 

pin-money  n.    ,  

pinafore  n.  (. ), 

pinaster  n.  

pincenez  n. . 

pincer movement  n. .  ,   

pincers  n. pl.	  1) (. a pair of pincers) ; ; ; 	  2) 	  3) = pincer movement

pincette  n. . , 

pinch  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  (  ..)	  3)  ;  ;	   at a pinch, if it comes to the pinch   ,   ;	   pinch of poverty  	  4) , 	  5) . 	  6) . 	  7) . 	  8) ;  (. pinch bar)	  9) attr. pinch pennies    	2. v.	  1) ; ; 	  2) to be pinched with cold (hunger)  ()	  3) , ;  (.,  )	  4) , 	  5)  (, .  )	  6) 	  7)  ()	  8) . ; 	  9) . , ""	  10)   ,  that is where the shoe pinches =    

pinchbeck  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  , 	2. a. , 

pinchers  = pincers 1

pincushion  n.   

Pindaric  -.	1. a. 	2. n. (. pl.)  , 

pine  I n.	  1) 	  2) . . pineapple	  3) attr. ;	   pine bath  	II v.	  1) , ; , ,  (. pine away)	  2)  (-.),  (for, after pine  -.)

pineal  a. . 

pineapple  n.	  1) 	  2) . .  , ""; 	  3) attr. 

pinecone  n.  

pineneedle  n. (. pl.)  

pinery  n.	  1) ,  	  2)  

pinetree  = pine I, 1

pinfold  1. n.   	2. v.  ()  

ping  1. n.	  1)  ()	  2)  ()	  3)   	2. v.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)   

ping-pong  n.  , -

pinguid  a.	  1) ,  (. .)	  2) ,  ( )

pinhole  n.	  1)  	  2) .   

pinion  I n. .	  1) ,    	  2) .  	II 1. n.	  1)   	  2) 	  3) . 	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  ()	  3)  

pinioned  a. 

pink  I	1. n.	  1) . 	  2)  	  3) (the pink) ,  ;	   in the pink .    ( );	   the pink of perfection  	  4)  	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 	II v.	  1) , 	  2)  , ,  (. pink out)	III v.    ( )	IV n.   V n. . . 

pinkeye  n. . .   

pinkish  a. 

Pinkster  n. . .  

pinksterflower  n. . .  

pinky  = pinkish

pinna  n. (pl. pinnae) .  

pinnace  n. . . , 

pinnacle  1. n.	  1)  , , 	  2) ;  	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  

pinnae  pl.  pinna

pinnate  pinnated a. . 

pinner  n.	  1) .  	  2) . 

pinniped  .	1. a. 	2. n.  

pinnothere  n. .  

pinnule  n.  ( )

pinny  n. . 

pinochle  n. .  ,  

pinocle  n. .  ,  

pinole  n. .        ..

pinpoint  1. n.	  1)  	  2) -.  , 	2. a. . , ;	   with pinpoint accuracy   	3. v.	  1) .  	  2) .   	  3)  ;   ( -.)

pinprick  n.	  1)  	  2)  , 

pint  n.  ( ;   = 0,57 ;   = 0,47     0,55    ) to make a pint measure hold a quart   -. 

pintado  n. (pl. os ) .	  1)   (. pintado bird, pintado petrel)	  2) 

pintail  n. .	  1) 	  2)  

pintle  n.	  1) .  ; ; ; 	  2) .  

pinto  a. . , 

pinup  1. n.	  1)  , ,         ..	  2) ,  	2. a. ,  ( )

piny  a. ;  

pioneer  1. n.	  1) ,    ; ; , 	  2)  (  )	  3) 	  4) attr. 	  5) attr. ;	   pioneer work ; 	  6) attr. . ;	   pioneer tools  	  7) attr. . pioneer well  	2. v.	  1)  ,  	  2) , 

pioneering  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. pioneering days    ( )

pious  a.	  1) , ; 	  2) 

pip  I n.  ( ) to have the pip .   ,     ;    	II n. ,  ()	III n.	  1)  ( , )	  2)  ( )	IV v. .	  1) , 	  2) ;  (-.) 	  3) 	  4)  ( ) V	1. n.    	2. v. , 

pipage  n.	  1)    (,   ..)	  2) ,     

pipe  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   the pipes 	  2)  	  3) ; ; 	  4) pl. 	  5) .  	  6) ; 	  7) pl.  	  8)  (   ; .  = 491	    ) 9) .   to smoke the pipe of peace   ; : King's ( Queen's) pipe .     ;	   to hit the pipe .  ;	   put that in your pipe and smoke it     	2. v.	  1)   	  2)  ;  	  3) .  , 	  4)  (   ..)	  5)  ( )	  6)  ( )	  7) . ,  (. pipe one's eye)	  8)   ()	  9)  	  10)   	  11) .    pipe away .    ;	   pipe down  ,   ;	   pipe up ; ; 

pipeclay  1. n.	  1)    (. .   )	  2) . .   , 	  3) attr.    	2. v.   

pipedream  n.  ; ,   

pipefish  n. .  

pipefitter  n. -

pipeful  n.   ()

pipelaying  n.	  1)  	  2) .  , 

pipeline  1. n. ;  diplomatic pipelines  ;	   in the pipeline   (   ..)	2. v.	  1)   	  2)  

piper  n.	  1) , ,   	  2)  	  3) .  to pay the piper  , ;	   he who pays the piper calls the tune .  ,   

pipette  1. n. 	2. v.    pipette off  

piping  1. pres-p.  pipe 2	2. n.	  1)  (   ..)	  2) ; 	  3)  ()	  4) ; ,  	  5)  ( )	  6)   ( )	  7) .  ;   	3. a. ,  piping hot =	    )  ,  ;  ;	    )    ;	   the piping time(s) of peace  	4. adv.  ,  

pipit  n. ,  ()

pipkin  n.  , 

pippin  n.	  1)  ( )	  2) . . 

pippinfaced  a.    

pipsqueak  n. .	  1) -. , 	  2)  

pipy  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

piquancy  n. , 

piquant  a.  (. .)

pique  I	1. n.	  1)  ; , , 	  2) . 	2. v.	  1) ,  ()	  2)  ()	  3) .  to pique oneself on smth. ,  -.	II n. .  ()

piquet  I n. . 	II = picket

piracy  n.	  1) 	  2)   	  3) .    

piragua  n.  ()

pirate  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)   	  4) () ,    	2. v.	  1)  ; ; 	  2)  ,   

piratical  a. ;	   piratical edition   

pirn  n. . , 

pirogue  = piragua

pirouette  1. n. 	2. v.  

piscatorial  a.	  1) 	  2) 

piscatory  a.	  1) 	  2) 

Pisces  n. pl.  (   )

pisciculture  n. 

pisciculturist  n. 

piscina  n. (pl. nae, s )	  1)  	  2) -.    	  3) .  ( )

piscinae  pl.  piscina

piscine  I n.  	II a. 

piscivorous  a. 

pise  n. .	  1)   	  2) attr. ;	   pise building  

pish  1. interj. !; !	2. v.  "", ""

pishogue  . n. ; 

pisiform  a.   ; ;	   pisiform bone .  

pismire  n. 

pisolite  n. . ,  , 

piss  .	1. n. 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  

pissed  1. p-p.  piss 2	2. a. . 

pisspot  n. .  

pistachio  n. (pl. os )	  1) .  	  2)  ()	  3)  

pistil  n. . 

pistillate  a. . , 

pistol  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) attr. ;	   pistol club    	2. v.     

pistole  n. .  (.  )

pistolshot  n.  

piston  n.	  1) . ; 	  2) ,  (   )

pistonrod  n. .  , 

pit  I	1. n.	  1) ; ; ;	   air pit  	  2) , ; , ;	   open pit ,  	  3)  ; 	  4) (the pit)  (. the pit of hell)	  5) . , ;	   the pit of the stomach  ;	   in the pit of the stomach  	  6) ,  ( )	  7)  ( )	  8)    	  9)  (.    )	  10)    ( )	  11) -  (  )	  12) .   	  13) . , ;	   pit and gallow . .      	  14) .  	  15) attr. ;	   pit mouth  ;	   pit wood .   to dig a pit for smb.  -. 	2. v.	  1)    ( ; .    ..)	  2)  	  3) (. p-p.) () ;	   pitted with smallpox 	  4)  ();     (against);	   to pit one's strength against an enemy   ;	   to pit oneself against heavy odds    	II .	1. n.  	2. v.  

pitapat  1. adv. to go pitapat  ( );	   his feet went pitapat    	2. n. , 

pitch  I	1. n. ; ; ;  pitch dark(ness)  	2. v. 	II 1. n.	  1)  (,   ..);	   absolute pitch	    )   ;	    )  ;	   the noise rose to a deafening pitch   	  2) , , 	  3) , , , ,  	  4) ;   ();	   the ship gave a pitch   	  5) 	  6) . 	  7)  	  8)   (   ..)	  9) .      	  10)     	  11) .  (,  ,  ); ; 	  12) .  ()	2. v.	  1)  (, );  ;	   to pitch one's tent	    )  ;	    )  (-.)	  2)  (   ..)	  3) ; 	  4) . 	  5)   	  6)  (on, into); 	  7)    ( )	  8) .   	  9)   	  10) .  ();	   to pitch it strong ;	   the description is pitched too high  	  11)  	  12) .  ( ) pitch in .    -.,   -.;	   pitch into . ; ;	   pitch upon	    )    -.	    ) ,   -.

pitch indicator  n. .   

pitchblack  a.   

pitchblende  n. . ,  ,  

pitchdark  a.  

pitched  I	1. p-p.  pitch II, 2	2. a.	  1) a high pitched voice  	  2) the roof is pitched   	  3) pitched battle      	II p-p.  pitch I, 2

pitcher  I n.  little pitchers have long ears =	    )   ;	    )   ;	   the pitcher goes often to the well (but is broken at last) .      (    )	II n.	  1) .  	  2)   (   )	  3)  

pitchfork  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  it rains pitchforks .    ;   	2. v.	  1)  	  2)     

pitchman  . = pitcher II, 2

pitchpine  n.  

pitchpipe  n. -

pitchy  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)   

piteous  a. , ,  

pitfall  n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) . , 

pith  1. n.	  1)  ()	  2)  	  3) ,  ( the pith and marrow of)	  4) , 	2. v.	  1)  ()    	  2)   ( )

pith fleck  n. 

pithecanthrope  n. 

pithecoid  a. 

pithily  adv.  ,  

pithless  a.	  1)  	  2) ; , 	  3) 

pithy  a.	  1)  ; 	  2) , 	  3) ;  ( )

pitiable  a. , , 

pitiful  a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) , , , ;	   pitiful move  

pitiless  a. 

pitman  n.	  1) (pl. pitmen) ; ;  	  2) (pl. s ) . ;  

pitpat  = pitapat

pittance  n.	  1)    ;   (. a mere pittance)	  2)     

pitter-patter  1. n.   	2. adv.    (,   ..)

pittite  n.    

pituitary  a. ;	   pituitary body ( gland) . 

pity  1. n.	  1) , , ;	   for pity's sake!  !;	   to take ( to have) pity  (on pity  -.)	  2)  ;	   it is a pity ;	   it is a thousand pities  ;	   more's the pity  ;	   what a pity!, the pity of it!  !	2. v. , 

pitying  1. pres-p.  pity 2	2. a.    , 

pityingly  adv.  ,  

pivot  1. n.	  1)  ,  	  2) , () ; 	  3) .  , 	2. v.	  1)   	  2) ;  (. .;	   upon)

pivotal  a.	  1) ; 	  2) , ; 

pixie  = pixy

pixilated  a. .	  1) ,  	  2) . 

pixy  n. , 

pizzicato  . adv. n. . 

placability  n. , ; 

placable  a. , ; 

placard  1. n. , 	2. v.	  1)  ()	  2)    

placate  v. ; 

placatory  a. ; 

place  1. n.	  1) ; - give place to smb. - take the place of smb. - in place - out of place	  2) ; ;  ; ; - summer place come down to my place tonight     	  3) , , ;	   what place do you come from? -   ?	  4)  ( , ., Gloucester Place)	  5) , , , ;	   to know one's place -   ;	  6) ,  ( ,    . .);	   six places were laid -      ; - engage places - secure places	  7)   , , 	  8) . calculated to five decimal places -     	  9) .     ( ); - get a place	  10) .  - in place of in the first (in the second) place - (-) in the next place  to keep smb. in his place   -.  - take place there is no place like home -   , a   - another place	2. v.	  1) , ; , ;	   to place in the clearest light   (,   ..)	  2)   , 	  3)  , 	  4)  ;	   to place a call .    	  5)  , , ;    	  6)  ()	  7)  (  ..);	   to place confidence in smb.  -.	  8) .     	  9) .     ;	   to be placed       

place of arms  n. . 

placebo  n. (pl. os, oes )  ,    

placecard  n.    ,     

placeholder  n.  ,  

placehunter  n. 

placeman  n.	  1)  ,  (. .)	  2) 

placement  n.	  1) , ;	   placement of furniture  	  2)   

placename  n.  

placenta  n. (pl. s tae)	  1) . 	  2) . 

placentae  pl.  placenta

placer  n. () , 

placet  .	1. n.  ""	2. interj. !;	   non placet! !

placid  a. , , 

placidity  n. , 

placket  n.	  1)   	  2)    ( )

plackethole  = placket 2

plafond  n. . .	  1) 	  2) 

plage  n. . 

plagiarism  n. 

plagiarist  n. 

plagiarize  v.  

plagiary  n.	  1) 	  2) 

plague  1. n.	  1) ;  ; ;	   the plague  	  2) . 	  3) , , ;	   a plague of rats  	  4) . , ;  plague on him!    !	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  , 	  3) . , , 

plaguesome  a. . , , 

plaguespot  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) .  ;   

plaguy  .	1. a. , ; 	2. adv. , 

plaice  n. 

plaid  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

plain  I	1. a.	  1) , , ;	   to make it plain , ;	   the plain truth ( fact) is that...    , ...,  , ...	  2) ; ;	   plain writing  	  3) , ;	   plain water  ;	   plain card   ;	   plain clothes  ;	   plain work   (   )	  4) ,   ( )	  5) ,  ( )	  6) ,  (   ..)	  7) , ;	   plain dealing , ;	   to be plain with smb.  -.  	  8) , ;	   plain folk 	  9)  plain sailing	    ) .   ;	    ) ,  ;	   it will be all plain sailing =     	2. n.	  1) 	  2) .  	  3) 	3. adv.	  1) , , 	  2) 	II v. . , , ; 

plainclothesman  n. ;  ; 

plainly  adv. , 

plainness  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) 

plainsman  n.  

plainspoken  a. , 

plaint  n.	  1) . 	  2) . , , 

plaintiff  n. . ; 

plaintive  a. , , 

plait  1. n.	  1)  ()	  2)  ( )	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  

plan  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) , ; 	  3)  	  4) , , 	  5) 	2. v.	  1)  , , 	  2)  ; 	  3) ; 

planch  n. , 

plane  I	1. n.	  1)  (. .);	   on a new plane   	  2)  ()	  3) 	  4)  (   ..)	  5) . 	  6) .  ;  ()	  7) . , 	2. a. ; 	3. v.	  1) 	  2) . ; 	  3) .  	II 1. n.	  1) . ; ; 	  2) . , 	2. v.	  1) ; ; 	  2) .  () plane away, plane down 	III n. 

plane geometry  n. 

planer  n.	  1) . - 	  2)  ()	  3) . 	  4) .  

planet  n. ;	   major (minor) planets  () 

planetable  .	1. n. 	2. v.   

planetaria  pl.  planetarium

planetarium  n. (pl. ria) 

planetary  a.	  1) , ;	   planetary system  	  2) , 	  3) 

planetoid  n. .  , 

planetree  = plane III

planetstricken  = planetstruck

planetstruck  a.  , 

plangent  a. ; 

planish  v.	  1) ; ,  ()	  2) , , ;  ()

plank  1. n.	  1) () , 	  2)   	2. v.	  1) ; ,  	  2) . ,  (. plank down, plank out)	  3) .    ,    

plankbed  n. 

planking  1. pres-p.  plank 2	2. n.	  1)  	  2) . 

plankton  n. . 

planless  a. , 

planned  1. p-p.  plan 2	2. a. ; ; ;	   planned production  

planner  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) 

planoconcave  a. - ( )

planoconvex  a. - ( )

plant  I	1. n.	  1) ; ;	   in plant ;  	  2) . 	  3) , 	  4) . 	  5) .  	2. v.	  1)  ();  (with);  ()	  2)  ()  	  3)  ,  (in, on);	   to plant a standard  ;	   to plant oneself ,  	  4) , 	  5)  (  ..); ; 	  6) ,  (in)	  7)  (-., .  )	  8)  ()	  9)  ()	  10) .  ()	  11) .  ()	  12) ,  plant on , ;	   plant out   	II n.	  1) , ;	   plant and equipment .   ( )	  2) , ;  	  3) 

plantain  n. . 

plantar  a. . 

plantation  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , 	  4) . 	  5) . 	  6) attr. plantation owner 

planted  1. p-p.  plant I, 2	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) ;	  3) planted informer   

planter  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) -. 	  4) -. 

plantigrade  .	1. a. 	2. n.  

plantlouse  n. 

plantpathology  n. 

plaque  n.	  1)    ,  (  )	  2) ,      ;	   memorial plaque  	  3)  	  4) . 

plash  I	1. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	2. v. ()	II v. ; 

plasm  = plasma

plasma  n.	  1) . 	  2) . 	  3) . ,  

plaster  1. n.	  1) ;	   plaster of Paris 	  2) 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) ; 	  4)   (. plaster with praise)	  5) 	  6)   ( )

plastered  1. p-p.  plaster 2	2. a. . ;	   to get plastered , 

plasterer  n. 

plastic  1. a.	  1) ;	   plastic art ;  ;	   plastic surgery  ( ) ;	   plastic flow .  	  2) , ;	   plastic clay	    ) ;	    )   ,  ;	   plastic material 	  3) ; 	  4) , 	2. n.	  1) (. pl.) 	  2) 

plasticine  n. 

plasticity  n. , 

plastron  n.	  1) , 	  2) .  	  3)   

plat  I	1. n.	  1) ()  	  2) .      	  3) .  	2. v. .  	II = plait 1, 1  2, 1	III n.   

platan  = plane III

platband  n.	  1) .  (); 	  2) .  

plate  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3)  ;  (.   ) 	  4) 	  5) , ,  ();  	  6) , 	  7) ,    	  8) 	  9) .  ; ; 	  10)  	  11)   	  12)  	  13) .  ()	  14) .  to have enough on one's plate =    	2. v.	  1)   ;  , ; 	  2) .    	  3)  (),   	  4) . 

plate glass  n.  

plate-powder  n.	  1)    	  2)  

plateau  n. (pl. s x) ,  , 

plateaux  pl.  plateau

platebasket  n.   ,   ..

plateful  n.  

platelayer  n.  

platemark  n.  , 

platen  n.	  1) . 	  2)  ( )	  3)  ();  ()

plater  I n. 	II n. ,       (.   )

platerack  n.   

platform  n.	  1) , 	  2) ; ;	   raised platform 	  3) ; 	  4)  , 	  5)  (,  )	  6)  	  7)  	  8) attr. platform ticket  ;	   platform car 

platform boots  n. pl.   

platform shoes  n. pl.   

plating  1. pres-p.  plate 2	2. n.	  1)  ; , , 	  2)  

platinize  v.  , 

platinoid  n.  ( , ,   )

platinum  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. ;	   platinum metal   ;	   platinum black  ;	   platinum blonde .   

platitude  n. , , 

platitudinarian  1. a. , 	2. n. ,  , , ; 

platitudinous  a. , , 

Plato  n. 

Platonic  1. a.	  1) 	  2)  , 	2. n.	  1)  	  2) pl. .  ;  

platoon  n. .	  1) 	  2)  

platter  n.	  1) .   	  2) .  

platypus  n. . 

plaudit  n. (. pl.)	  1) , 	  2) ,   

plausibility  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3)   

plausible  a.	  1) ; ;	   plausible argument ()  	  2) 	  3)   

play  1. n.	  1) ; , ;	   to be at play ;	   they are at play  ;	   out of play  	  2)  	  3) , ; , ;	   to go to the play   	  4) ;	   a play on words  , ;	   in play  	  5) , ;	   to bring ( to call) into play   ,   ;	   to come into play  ;	   in full play  ,  	  6) , ;	   to give free play to one's imagination     	  7) , ;	   play of colours  ;	   play of the waves  	  8) . 	  9) . ; ; ;  ;  ( , ) fair play  ; ;	   foul play  ; 	2. v. ;	   play around	    ) , ;	    ) . ,   ;	   play off	    )  (-.);	    )  -.     ;	    )   -.;	    )  (against play );	   to play off one against another  -.   ,   ( ) ;	    )     ;	   play on = play upon; play out: to be played out ;	   play up	    )    ( , );	    ) . ;	    )   , ;	    )     ;	   play upon  ( -. );	   to play upon words ;	   play up to ; .  to play smb. up	    ) , ;	    )  (-.);	    ) . ;	   to play for time  ,   ;	   to play hell ( the devil, the mischief) , ;	   to play one's cards well    ;	   to play one's hand for all it is worth   ;     ;	   to play into the hands of smb.    -.;	   to play it low on smb. .      -.;	   to play politics   ;	   to play safe  ;	   to play ball . ;	   to play both ends against the middle         

playable  a. ,    ( )

playact  v.	  1) ,  (.  )	  2)  

playactor  n.	  1) . , 	  2)  

playbill  n.	  1)  	  2)  

playboy  n. ,  

playbyplay  a. . playbyplay story    ( , )

playday  n. ,  ; ,     

playedout  a. . , ; ,      

player  n.	  1)  , 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) 	  5)   

playfellow  n.  ;   

playfield  = playingfield

playful  a. , , , 

playgame  n.  , , 

playgoer  n. 

playground  n.   ;  

playhouse  n.  ()

playing-card  n.  

playingfield  n. . ,    ..

playlet  n.  

playmate  n.	  1) = playfellow	  2)  (   ..)

playoff  n. .    

plaything  n.  (. .)

playtime  n.	  1)    	  2) .   

playwright  n. 

plaza  . n. () 

plea  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ;	   peace plea   	  3) , , ; ;	   a plea was advanced   ;	   on the plea of  	  4) . , ;   

pleach  v.  (. )

plead  v. (pleaded pled)	  1)  ( )	  2)   ;   ;	   to plead (not) guilty ()    (to plead  -.)	  3) ,  (with plead -., for plead  -.)	  4)   , 	  5)  ( -.),  (-.)  ;	   to plead in justification of smth.   -. ( )

pleader  n.	  1) , 	  2) ; 

pleading  1. pres-p.  plead	2. n.	  1) 	  2) , ; 	  3) pl. .    ;  ;  	3. a. , 

pleasant  a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) . 

pleasantly  adv.	  1) 	  2) , 

pleasantness  n. 

pleasantry  n.	  1) 	  2) ;  ;  

please  v.	  1) ;	   do as you please ,  	  2) pass.  ;	   I shall be pleased to do it     	  3) ,  ; ;	   she is a hard person to please   	  4) , ;	   it pleased him to do so     ;	   let him say what he pleases  () ,  ; (may it) please your honour   ;    ;	   please! !,  !;	   if you please!	    )   ,   ;   ;	    ) . ()  !;	   to be pleased to do smth. ,   -.

pleasing  1. pres-p.  please	2. a.	  1) ,  	  2) , 	  3) , 

pleasurable  a.  ; 

pleasure  1. n.	  1) , ; ;	   to take pleasure in smth.    -.;	   man of pleasure , 	  2) , ; ;	   what is your pleasure?   ?;	   I shall not consult his pleasure       ;	   at pleasure  ;	   during smb.'s pleasure  ,  -. 	  3) attr. ;	   pleasure car    ;	   pleasure trip  	2. v.	  1)  	  2)   (in)	  3) .  

pleasure-boat  n. ; ;  

pleasure-ground  n.	  1)   	  2) , 

pleat  1. n.  ( )	2. v.  ; 

plebeian  1. n. 	2. a. 

plebiscite  n. 

pled  . . . p.  p-p.  plead

pledge  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   to put in pledge ;	   to take out of pledge   ;	   pledge of love ( of union)  ,  ()	  2) 	  3) , 	  4) 	  5) ; ;	   under pledge of secrecy    	  6) to take the pledge      	  7) .       	2. v.	  1)   , 	  2)  ;   ; ;	   to pledge one's word ( one's honour) ,  	  3)   (-.) 

pledgee  n. 

pledget  n.	  1) 	  2) 

Pleiad  n. (pl. ds des)	  1) pl. . 	  2) (. .) . 

Pleiades  pl.  Pleiad

pleistocene  n. . 

plena  pl.  plenum 1

plenary  a.	  1) , , ;	   plenary powers ,  	  2)  (   ..)

plenipotentiary  1. a.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   plenipotentiary power  	2. n.  

plenishing  n. (. pl.) .    

plenitude  n. ; ;	   in the plenitude of one's power   

plenteous  a. .	  1) 	  2) , 

plenty  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   horn of plenty  	  2) ; ;	   plenty of ;	   to have plenty of time  ;	   there was food in plenty    	2. a. ; 	3. adv. .	  1) ; 	  2) , ; , 

plenum  (pl. -s -na)	  1) 	  2) 	  3) .   

pleonasm  n. . 

pleonastic  a. , 

plethora  n.	  1) . 	  2) ,  

plethoric  a.	  1) 	  2)   

pleura  n. (pl. -ae) . 

pleurae  pl.  pleura

pleurisy  n. . 

pleuritic  a. . 

plexiglass  n. ,  

plexor  n. .   

plexus  n.	  1) .  (  ..)	  2) , 

pliability  n.	  1) , , 	  2) = pliancy 2

pliable  a.	  1) = pliant 1	  2)   ; ,  (   )

pliancy  n.	  1) 	  2) , , 

pliant  a.	  1) 	  2) , , 

plica  n. (pl. plicae)	  1) . 	  2) . 

plicae  pl.  plica

plicate  plicated a. . . 

plication  n.	  1) 	  2) pl. . 

pliers  n. pl. ; ; 

plight  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. v.	  1)  	  2) ;	   plighted lovers 	II n. ,  (. , );	   his affairs were in a terrible plight      

Plimsoll line  n. .   (  )

Plimsoll's mark  = plimsoll line

plimsolls  n. pl.      

plinth  n. .	  1) 	  2) ; 

pliocene  n. . 

pliofilm  n.  ( ,   ,   ..)

plod  1. n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)  	2. v.	  1) ,  (on, along)	  2)  ,  (at)

plodder  n.	  1) , 	  2) ,  

plodding  1. pres-p.  plod 2	2. a.	  1)    ( )	  2) , 

plop  1. n.	  1)       	  2)   	2. adv.	  1)  	  2) 	3. v. (), (), 	4. interj. !, !

plosion  n. . , 

plosive  .	1. a.  (  )	2. n.  

plot  I	1. n.	  1)  ; 	  2) . , ; ; , 	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  ( ); ,     plot out   , 	II 1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	2. v.  ; ,  

plotter  n.	  1) ; 	  2)   ()

plotting paper  n.  

plough  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  , 	  4) .  ( )	  5) (the P.) .  	  6) .  to put one's hand to the plough   	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  ;	   the land ploughs hard after the drought     	  3) 	  4) ,    (. plough through);	   to plough one's way   	  5)  ()	  6) .  ( ) plough through	    )   ;	    )  ();	   plough under	    ) ;	    ) ;	    ) ;	   plough up	    )  ();	    )  to plough a lonely furrow =     ;	   to plough the sand(s) =     ;  ;   

plough-boy  n.	  1)    	  2)  

plough-land  n.  

plough-tail  n.  ;	   at the plough-tail      from the plough-tail " "

ploughman  n. 

ploughshare  n. -.  

plover  n. . , 

plow  . = plough

ploy  n.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3) . , 

pluck  1. n.	  1) ,  	  2) ; 	  3) , ; 	  4) .  ( )	2. v.	  1) ,  ()	  2)  (, )	  3) ,  ()	  4)  ()	  5) . ; ;	   to pluck a pigeon  	  6) .  ( ) pluck at ; ();	   pluck out: to pluck out the eye  ;	   pluck up: to pluck up one's heart ( courage, spirits)   ,  

plucky  a. , ; 

plug  1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) () 	  3)   ( )	  4) .  	  5) . 	  6) .  	  7) . .  ()	  8) . . 	  9) . ,   	  10) . .  	  11) . . 	  12) . 	2. v.	  1) ,  ( plug up); 	  2) .  ( plug away)	  3) . ,    ( )	  4) . .  	  5) . ,  plug in  ;	   to plug in the wireless set  ;	   plug up 

plug-chain  n.   ,   ..

plug-hat  = plug 1, 7

plug-switch  n.  

plug-ugly  n. . . 

plum  I n.	  1) ;	   French plum 	  2)  	  3) 	  4)  ;   ; "";	   to pick ( to take) the plums   	  5) . .  ;  	  6) - 	  7) attr. 	II a. . , 

plum duff  n.   

plum pudding  n.	  1)  	  2)   

plum-tree  = plum I, 2

plumage  n. , 

plumb  1. n.	  1) ;	   out of plumb  	  2) , 	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) , 	3. adv.	  1) 	  2) ,  	  3) . . , , ;	   plumb crazy  ;	   plumb gone =    ;	   I plumb forgot   	4. v.	  1)   ,  	  2)  ,  	  3) ;  (   ..)	  4)  

plumb-line  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

plumbaginous  a. 

plumbago  n. (pl. -os ) . 

plumbeous  a. ,  

plumber  n.	  1) 	  2) 

plumbery  n.	  1)  	  2)  

plumbic  a. . ,  

plumbing  1. pres-p.  plumb 4	2. n.	  1) ,  	  2)  	  3)  	  4)   ()	  5) . 

plumbum  n. 

plumcake  n.   

plume  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) , ;	   a plume of smoke  in borrowed plumes = "   "	2. v.	  1)  	  2)   (); 	  3)  to plume oneself on smth.  -.

plumelet  n. 

plummet  n.	  1)  ;  	  2) ;  ()	  3) . ,  

plummy  a.	  1)  	  2) . , ; 

plumose  a. ; 

plump  I	1. a. ; , 	2. v.	  1)  (. plump up)	  2) ,  (. plump out, plump up)	II 1. a. , ,  (   ..)	2. adv.	  1) ;	   he fell plump into the water    	  2) ,  	3. n.  	4. v.	  1) ()	  2) ,  (into)	  3)  (upon)	  4)     ()	  5) .  ,  (for)

plumper  n.     ()

plumule  n.	  1) 	  2) .   

plumy  a.	  1) 	  2)    

plunder  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  , 	  3) . 	2. v.  (.  ); ; 

plunderage  n.	  1) 	  2)    	  3) 

plunge  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  to take the plunge   	2. v.	  1) 	  2) (); ()	  3) ,  (into);	   to plunge into a difficulty    	  4)  (in, into);	   to plunge one's family into poverty     	  5)   ( )	  6) .  ;    plunge down   (   ..);	   plunge up   (   ..)

plunge-bath  n.  

plunger  n.	  1) ; 	  2) .  	  3) . 	  4) . , ,  

plunging  1. pres-p.  plunge 2	2. a. .  ()

plunk  1. n.	  1) ;  ()	  2) .  	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  ( )	  3) ();  (-)	  4)  , ;  

pluperfect  .	1. n. - 	2. a. , 

plural  1. a. ; ;	   plural offices    ;	   plural vote        	2. n. .	  1)  	  2) ,    

pluralism  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

plurality  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  (  ,   )	  4)  	  5) .   

plus  1. n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)  ;	   to total all the pluses  	  4)  	  5) . 	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) . on the plus side of the account   	  3) . . 	3. prep. 

plus-fours  n. pl.  

plush  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) pl.  	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2) . . , 

plushy  = plush 2, 2

Pluto  n.	  1) . . 	  2) .  

plutocracy  n. 

plutocrat  n. 

Plutonian  a.	  1) , 	  2) = plutonic 1

Plutonic  a.	  1) . , 	  2) = plutonian 1

Plutonium  n. . 

pluvial  a.	  1) 	  2) . 

pluviometer  n. 

pluvious  a. 

ply  I n.	  1) , , 	  2)  ()	  3) , ,  (  ..)	  4) ; , , ;	   to take a ply  , 	II v.	  1)   (-.);	   to ply one's oars   	  2)  (, )	  3) ,  ()	  4) ,  ;	   to ply with knowledge  	  5)  (between ply , from... to ply ... );	   to ply a voyage   ( )	  6)    , ;  	  7) . 

Plymouth Rock  n.  ( )

plywood  n. () 

pneumatic  1. a. ; ;	   pneumatic hammer  	2. n.  

pneumatics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

pneumonia  n. .  , 

pneumonic  a. . ;	   pneumonic plague  

poach  I v.	  1) ,  ;    	  2) ;	   to poach in other people's business    ;	   to poach on smb.'s preserves     -.	  3)  ( );     (  )	  4)  ; 	  5)  	  6)   ( )	  7)  ()	II v.  ()    

poached egg  n. -

poacher  I n. 	II n.      

poachy  a. , ,  ( )

pochard  n. .  

pock  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 

pock-mark  = pock 1

pock-marked  a. 

pocket  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) . ;	   empty pockets ;	   deep pocket ;	   to be out of pocket	    )   , , ;	    )   ;	   to be in pocket	    )   , ;	    )  ,   ;	   to put one's hand in one's pocket 	  3)  (.  )	  4)  ()	  5)  	  6) , , ;	   pocket of unemployment  	  7) , 	  8)  (  )	  9) . . , 	  10) attr.  in smb.'s pocket    -.;	   to keep hands in pockets ;	   to be in one another's pocket    ;      	2. v.	  1)   	  2) , 	  3)  (  ..);	   to pocket an insult  	  4)    ( )	  5) .       ; "  "

pocket veto  n. .        

pocket-book  n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) .   

pocket-camera  n. , ,  

pocket-knife  n.  

pocket-money  n.    ,  , 

pocket-piece  n. ,      

pocket-pistol  n.	  1)  	  2) .   ( )

pocket-size  a.  ;  ; 

pocketful  n.   (-.)

pockety  a. , 

pocky  = pock-marked

pococurante  .	1. a. , 	2. n. ,  

pod  I	1. n.	  1) ; , , 	  2)  ( )	  3)  ( )	  4) .    ( )	  5) .  	  6) . 	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  ()	II n.	  1)   (, )	  2)  ()

podagra  n. 

podagric  a. 

podded  1. p-p.  pod I, 2	2. a.	  1) 	  2) . 

poddy  n. .    (  )

podge  n. . -

podgy  a. .	  1)   	  2)    ( )

podia  pl.  podium

podium  n. (pl. podia)	  1)    	  2)  (   ..)	  3) . 

poem  n.	  1) ; 	  2) -. , 

poet  n. ;	   Poets' Corner	    )   ,    ;	    ) .   ( )

poetaster  n. 

poetess  n. 

poetic  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) = poetical 1

poetical  a.	  1) 	  2) = poetic 1	  3) = poetic 2

poeticize  v. 

poetics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

poetize  v.	  1)  	  2)   	  3) = poeticize

poetry  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

poignancy  n.	  1) , , 	  2) 	  3)  ()	  4) , 

poignant  a.	  1) , , 	  2) , 	  3)  ( )	  4) , ;	   poignant wit  	  5)  ( )

poignantly  adv.	  1) , , 	  2) 

point  1. n.	  1) ;	   four point six (4,6)     (4,6);	   full point  ( );	   exclamation point .  	  2) , , ; ;	   fine point , ; ;	   point of honour  ;	   on this point   	  3) , ; ; "" (, );	   that is just the point  -  ;	   he does not see my point    ;	   to come to the point   ,   ;	   there is no point in doing that     ;	   the point is that...   , ...	  4) , , ; . ;	   a point of departure  	  5)  ();	   at this point he went out     ;	   at the point of death  	  6) ;	   to give points to    ; . =   	  7) , ;	   he has got points    ;	   singing was not his strong point      	  8) 	  9) ; ,  ; 	  10)   ;	   a buck of eight points   ,   	  11) ,   ; 	  12)  	  13) () ,  ()	  14) -.    ( );  	  15)  	  16) . 	  17) .     ;	   free from points 	  18)  	  19) .  (  )	  20) .    ( )	  21)  ();	   pl.  ()	  22) .  ();	   to come to ( to make) a point   {. . }	  23) .    	  24) . 	  25) attr. points verdict .     (   . .) point of view  ;	   at the point of the sword  ;	   at all points	    )   ;	    ) ;	   armed at all points  ;	   at point  ( -.);	   to be on the point of doing smth.   -.: to carry one's point   ;  ;	   to gain one's point  ;	   off the point ;	   to the point	    ) , ;	    )   (of);	   in point ;	   in point of  ;	   to make a point   {. . 22};	   to make a point of smth.  -.   ;	   not to put too fine a point upon it  	2. v.	  1)  ;  (. point out; at, to)	  2)  (;	   at); , , 	  3)  	  4) ,  (to point	    ) 5) (-) , ; 	  6)  ()	  7) ;  	  8)   	  9)   ( )	  10) .   point off  ;	   point out ; ;  (-.) 

point-blank  1. a.	  1) , , 	  2) .  ( )	2. adv.	  1) , , , , 	  2) .  ,  

point-duty  n.   ()

pointed  1. p-p.  point 2	2. a.	  1) ;	   pointed arch  ,  ;	   the pointed style  	  2) , 	  3) ,  ( )	  4) ;  	  5)   ( ,   ..)	  6)  ( )

pointedly  adv.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)  ; 

pointer  n.	  1) 	  2)  (,   ..)	  3) 	  4)  ( )	  5) .  , 	  6) pl. .    ,       	  7) . 	  8) attr. ;	   pointer instrument  

pointful  a. ; 

pointing  1. pres-p.  point 2	2. n.	  1)  (,   ..)	  2) . 	  3) ,   	  4) .  

pointless  a.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3) .   	  4) . 

pointsman  n.	  1) -. 	  2)  , 

poise  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3)  ; 	  4)  , 	  5)  (  ..)	2. v.	  1) 	  2) ;  	  3)  ()	  4)   ; 	  5)    (, )	  6) . , 

poison  1. n. ,  (. .) to hate like poison  	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 	3. v.	  1) 	  2) , 

poison gas  n.  

poison pen  n.   

poisoner  n. 

poisoning  1. pres-p.  poison 3	2. n.	  1) 	  2) , 

poisonous  a.	  1) 	  2) . , 

poke  I	1. n.	  1) , 	  2)   (  )	  3) . . , ; 	2. v.	  1) , , ,  (. poke in, poke up, poke down, etc.)	  2)  (. poke through)	  3)  ();  ()	  4)    (-.)  (. poke about, poke around)	  5) .   poke about ;	   poke into , ;	   poke through ;	   poke up	    ) , ; ;	    ) .  (  ) to poke (one's nose) into other people's business, to poke and pry     ;	   to poke fun at smb.   -.;	   to poke one's head 	II n. . 

poker  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2)      by the holy poker! . = -!	2. v.   	II n.  ( )

poker face  n. . ,    

poker-faced  a. .  ,  

poker-work  n.   ,   ..

poky  a.	  1) , ;	   a poky hole of a place , 	  2) , , 	  3) ,  ( )	  4) . . , 

polar  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  

polar bear  n.  

polar fox  n. 

polar lights  n.  

polarity  n.	  1) . 	  2)  

polarization  n. . 

polarize  v.	  1) . 	  2)   

polder  . n. 

Pole  n. ; ;	   the Poles pl. . 	pole  I	1. n.	  1) , , ; , 	  2) 	  3) 	  4)   (= 5,029	    ) under bare poles .  ;	   up the pole .	    )   ;	    )    ;	    ) ;	    ) to be up the pole 	2. v.	  1)  	  2) ()   	II n.	  1) ;	   unlike poles .  	  2) attr. ;	   pole extension .  ,   to be poles asunder   ;	   as wide as the poles apart  

pole jump  = pole vault

pole vault  n.   

pole-ax  1. n.	  1)  , ; , 	  2)  	2. v.	  1)    ..	  2)  ()

pole-axe  1. n.	  1)  , ; , 	  2)  	2. v.	  1)    ..	  2)  ()

pole-jump  = pole-vault

pole-jumping  = pole-vaulting

pole-star  n.	  1)  	  2) .  

pole-vault  v.   

pole-vaulting  n.   

polecat  n. .  ( ) 

polemic  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) , , 	  2) pl. ;  	  3) 

polemical  = polemic 1

polenta  . n.  (  , )

police  1. n.	  1) ;	   military police  	  2) (.  .  . .) 	  3) . 	  4) . . ,  	  5) attr. ;	   police constable ;	   police power .    	2. v.	  1) 	  2)   ( )	  3)   (, )	  4) . 	  5) . . ,   

police-court  n.  

police-magistrate  n.   

police-office  n.   ()

police-officer  n. 

police-station  n.  

policeman  n. , 

policlinic  n.  ( )

policy  I n.	  1) ;	   peace policy  ,  ;	   for reasons of policy   ;	   tough policy  	  2) ,  , , 	  3) , ; , 	  4) .  ( )	II n.	  1)  	  2) .   

policy-holder  n.   

policy-making  n. ,    ()  

policy-shop  n. .  

polio  n. .	  1) .  poliomyelitis	  2)  

poliomyelitis  n. ,  

Polish  1. a. 	2. n.  	polish  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , ; 	  3) ; ;  ( )	  4) , 	  5) ,  (  ..)	2. v.	  1) , ,  , 	  2)  , 	  3)  ()	  4) ,  ; ,  (  ..) (. polish up) polish off .	    ) ,   ( -.);	   to polish off a bottle of sherry   ;	    )  (   ..)

polished  1. p-p.  polish 2	2. a.	  1) ; , 	  2) ; ;	   polished manners  	  3) 

polite  a.	  1) , , , ; ;	   the polite thing . ;	   to do the polite .    	  2) ; ;	   polite letters ( literature)  , ;	   polite learning  	  3)  ( , )

politely  adv. , 

politeness  n. , 

politic  a.	  1) ,  ( )	  2) , 	  3) , , 

political  1. a.	  1) ;	   political science  ;	   political policy  ;	   political writer ;	   political realities  	  2) ;	   political machinery  	  3) . 	2. n.  , 

political economy  n. 

politically  adv.	  1)      	  2) , , 

politician  n.	  1) ;  	  2) . 

politicize  v.	  1)   ;   	  2)  	  3)   

politico  n. . 

politics  n. pl. (. .  sing)	  1) ;  	  2)  ;	   to go into politics    	  3)  ;	   what are his politics?    ?	  4) .  

polity  n.	  1)  ;    	  2) 

polk  v.  

polka  n.  ()

polka-dot  n.  " "

Poll  I n.    (= )	II n. . .	  1) (the Poll) pl. . ,    ( );	   to go out in the Poll    	  2) attr. Poll degree   	poll  1. n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) ; ;	   by poll ;	   exclusion from the poll   ;	   public opinion poll   	  4)  	  5)  ;	   heavy (light) poll  ()    	  6) (. pl.) .   ,  ;	   to go to the polls	    )    ();	    )    ( )	  7) . . 	  8)  	2. v.	  1)  ;  ;	   the constituency was polled to the last man       	  2)  ;	   he polled a large majority     	  3)  (. poll one's vote)	  4)   ()	  5) (. p-p.)  	  6) .  

poll parrot  n. .  

poll-beast  = poll 1, 8

poll-cow  n. ,  

poll-ox  n.  

poll-tax  n.  

pollack  n.  ()

pollard  1. n.	  1)  	  2)  ; ,  	  3)  ( )	2. v.  ()

pollen  1. n. . 	2. v. 

pollinate  v. . 

pollination  n. . 

polling  1. pres-p.  poll 2	2. n. 

polling-booth  n.   

pollock  = pollack

pollutant  n. .  

pollute  v.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

pollution  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . 

Polly  = poll I

polo  n. . 

polo mallet  = polo-stick

polo-neck  a. a polo-neck sweater ( shirt) ,  , , 

polo-stick  n.     

polonaise  n.  (   )

polonium  n. . 

polony  n. -  

poltroon  n. 

poltroonery  n. 

poly      -, -;	   polysemantic , 

polyadelphous  a. . 

polyandry  n. , 

polyanthus  n. .	  1)  	  2)  ,  

polyatomic  a. 

polychromatic  a. , , 

polychrome  1. a. = polychromatic	2. n.  ,   ..

polygamous  a. , 

polygamy  n. , 

polyglot  1. n. 	2. a. ;    ;	   polyglot dictionary  

polygon  n. 

polygonal  a. 

polygyny  n. , 

polyhedra  pl.  polyhedron

polyhedral  a. 

polyhedron  n. (pl. -ra, -s ) 

polymer  n. . 

polymeric  a. . 

polymerization  n. . 

polymerize  v. . ()

polymorphism  n. 

polymorphous  a. 

Polynesian  1. a. 	2. n. ; 

polynia  . n. 

polynomial  .	1. a. 	2. n. 

polyp  n. . 

polype  n. . 

polyphonic  a.	  1) . , 	  2) 	  3)    (    )

polyphony  n. . , 

polypi  pl.  polypus

polypody  n. . 

polypoid  a. . . 

polypous  a. . . 

polypus  p (pl. -pi, -es ) . 

polysemantic  a. , 

polysemy  n. , 

polyspast  n. . , 

polystyrene  n. . 

polysyllabic  a. . 

polysyllable  n. .  

polytechnic  1. a. 	2. n. 

polytheism  n. , 

polyvalent  a. . 

polyzonal  a. 

pom  .  Pomeranian 2

pom-pom  n. . .     

pomace  n.	  1)   (  )	  2)  ,  (  ,    )	  3) 

pomade  1. n.  ( )	2. v.  ()

pomander  n. .	  1)   (   )	  2) ,   ..  ,     

pomatum  = pomade

pomegranate  n.	  1)  ()	  2)  

pomelo  n. (pl. -os ) . 

Pomeranian  1. a. 	2. n.  (; . Pomeranian dog)

pomiculture  n. 

pommel  1. n.	  1)  ( )	  2)   ()	2. v. , , ;  (., )

pommy  n. . . ,   

pomology  n. 

pomp  n. , , 

pompadour  n.	  1)    	  2) - 

pompier  pompierladder n.  

pompon  n. . 

pomposity  n. ; 

pompous  a.	  1) 	  2) . , 

ponce  n. . 

ponceau  n. .  ,   

poncho  n. (pl. -os ) 

pond  1. n.	  1) ; , ; 	  2) .  (  )	  3) . , 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  

pondage  n.    

ponder  v. , ,  (on, upon, over)

ponderability  n. 

ponderable  1. a.	  1) 	  2)   , ; 	2. n. pl. ,    , 

ponderosity  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

ponderous  a.	  1) , , 	  2) 	  3) , ;	   a ponderous speech ,  

pone  n.	  1)  	  2) 

pongee  n. . 

poniard  1. n. 	2. v.  

pontiff  n.	  1)   (. sovereign pontiff, supreme pontiff)	  2) , 	  3)  the pontiffs of science  

pontifical  1. a.	  1) 	  2) ; 	2. n.	  1)  	  2) pl.    

pontificalia  . n. pl.    

pontificate  n. , 

ponton  . = pontoon I

pontoon  I n.	  1) ;  ,   (. pontoon bridge)	  2) 	  3) 	II n. .  

pony  1. n.	  1) ,  : Jerusalem pony . 	  2) . 25  	  3) .      , 	  4) . . , 	2. a.	  1) ,  ;	   pony size  ,  	  2) . , 	3. v. . .    ; ,  

pony-tail  n.   " "

pooch  n. . . , 

pood  . n. 

poodle  n. 

pooh  interj. !; !

Pooh-Bah  n.   ;  (      "")

pooh-pooh  v. .      ( -.)

pool  I n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	  3) . ()  (. swimming pool)	  4) . 	  5) .  	II 1. n.	  1)  ;  ;  	  2)  (    );	   stock market pool  	  3) , ;	   a typing pool  	  4)   ( ,  ),  (  )	  5)  (  )	2. v.    , ;	   to pool interests  

pooled  1. p-p.  pool II, 2	2. a. pooled experiences  

poolroom  n. .	  1)     	  2) ,    ( ,    ..)

poop  I .	1. n. ; 	2. v.	  1)   ( )	  2)   ( )	II . . nincompoop	III = pope II

poor  1. a.	  1) , , ;	   poor peasant -	  2)  (in poor -.)	  3) ;	   poor fellow! !	  4) , 	  5) , ,  ( ;  )	  6)  ( )	  7) , , ; ; ;	   in my poor opinion .    ;	   a poor 1 a week     	  8) ,  ( )	2. n. (the poor) pl. . , , , 

poor-box  n.     

poor-house  n. ;  

poor-law  n.   

poor-quality  a.	  1)  , 	  2)  (   ..)

poor-rate  n.    

poor-spirited  a. , 

poorly  1. adv. , , ; 	2. a. predic. . ;	   I feel rather poorly  

pop  I	1. n.	  1)   (  ..)	  2) 	  3) .  	  4) .  poppycock	2. v.	  1) ,  ( )	  2)  (     ..)	  3) . ,  (. pop off)	  4) ,  (in, into)	  5) ; 	  6) .  ,  	  7) . 	  8) .    pop in	    ) ;	    )  ;	   pop off	    )  ;	    ) .  (. pop off the hooks);	   pop out	    )  , ;	    )  ;	   pop up  	3. adv.  , ;	   to go pop	    ) , ;	    )  ;	    )  pop goes the weasel   	4. interj. 	II n. .  	III n. . .	  1) 	  2)  ( )

pop-art  n. -;    ""

pop-eyed  a. .	  1) ,   	  2)    , , 

popcorn  n. .   ;  ; 

pope  I n.	  1)  	  2) ;  pope's eye    ;	   pope's head    ;	   pope's nose .  ()  {. parson's nose};	   P. Joan   	II 1. n. 	2. v.   

popery  n. . , 

popgun  n.	  1)  ()	  2)  

popinjay  n.	  1) , , 	  2) .  	  3) . 

popish  a. 

poplar  n. ;	   black poplar  , 

poplin  n.  ()

popliteal  a. . 

poppa  = pop III

poppet  n.	  1) . ,  (.   my poppet)	  2) . 	  3) .   	  4) = poppet-valve

poppet-head  = poppet 3

poppet-valve  n. .  

poppied  a.	  1)  	  2) , 

popple  1. n. , 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) , 

poppy  n. .	  1) 	  2) attr. 

poppycock  n. . . , 

pops  n. pl.	  1) ""-;  ""-	  2)    "", ""

popshop  n. . 

popster  n.   

populace  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) 

popular  a.	  1) ;	   popular majority  , ;	   popular pressure   	  2) ;	   he is popular with his pupils     	  3) ;	   at popular prices   	  4) ;  ;	   popular newspapers    

popularity  n. 

popularization  n. 

popularize  v.	  1) 	  2)    

popularly  adv.	  1)  , 	  2) 

populate  v. ; 

population  n.	  1) (-) ; ;	   population at large  	  2) 	  3) attr. population control  ;	   population pressure ;	   population explosion   ,  

populist  n.	  1) .  ( )	  2) .  ( )

populous  a. ; 

porbeagle  n. .  

porcelain  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) attr. ; . ; ;	   porcelain clay  , 

porcellaneous  a. 

porch  n.	  1) , 	  2) ;  	  3) . ; 

porcine  a.	  1) 	  2) ; 

porcupine  n.	  1) . 	  2) .  

pore  I n.	  1) 	  2)  at every pore ,    	II v.	  1)  ,  (over, upon);	   poring over books ,   	  2) .   (at, on, over)

poriferous  a. ,   

pork  n.	  1) 	  2) . . "";  ,   ..,    	  3) attr.   , 

pork-barrel  n. " " (,       ..)

pork-piehat  n.         

porker  n.     (. )

porkpie  n.   

porky  a.	  1) , 	  2) . , 

pornographic  a. 

pornography  n. 

porosity  n. 

porous  a. , ; 

porphyry  n. . 

porpoise  1. n.  ;  	2. v. . . , , 

porpoising  1. pres-p.  porpoise 2	2. n. . .  (  )

porridge  n. ()  to keep one's breath to cool one's porridge ,    

porringer  n.  , 

port  I n.	  1) , ;	   port of call (of destination)   ();	   port of entry  ;	   free port  , -	  2) , 	  3) attr.  any port in a storm =     	II n.	  1) . .  ()	  2) = porthole	  3) . ; 	III 1. n.	  1) . ,  	  2) .    	2. v. .  ()   ;	   port arms!  !	IV .	1. n.	  1)  ; (put the) helm to port!  !	  2) attr. 	2. v.  ()  V n. 

portability  n. 

portable  1. a. , , ; , , ;	   portable engine 	2. n.	  1)   	  2)  () 

portadmiral  n.  

portage  1. n.	  1) , ; ; 	  2)  	  3) 	2. v.  

portal  I n.	  1) ,  ; 	  2)  ()	  3) attr. ;	   portal crane  	II a. portal vein .  

portative  = portable 1

portcrayon  n. .   

portcullis  n.   (  )

Porte  n. The (Sublime  Ottoman) Porte .  (, )  (  )

portend  v. , 

portent  n.	  1) , ;	   portents of war  	  2) 

portentous  a.	  1)  ; 	  2) , 	  3) ,  ( )

porter  I n. , 	II n.	  1) ; ;	   porter's knot   	  2) .  ( )	III n.  ( )

porterage  n.	  1)  	  2)  

porterhouse  n. .	  1) ;  	  2) attr. porterhouse steak   

portfire  n. ,  

portfolio  n. (pl. os )	  1) 	  2) , ""	  3)  ;	   minister without portfolio   	  4) investment ( security) portfolio    (  ..)	  5) attr. portfolio investments .  

porthole  n. .	  1) () 	  2)  	  3)  ()

portico  n. (pl. oes, os ) . , 

portiere  n. . 

portion  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) , 	2. v.	  1)   	  2)  , 	  3) ,   (with) portion out   ()

portionless  a.   ( )

Portland  n. 

Portland cement  n. 

portliness  p	  1) , 	  2) ; 

portly  a.	  1) , , 	  2) ; 

Portmanteau  n. (pl. s x)	  1) ;  	  2)  , - ( ,    , . slanguage = slang language)

portmanteaux  pl.  portmanteau

portrait  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 

portraitist  n. 

portraiture  n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) . 	  4) , 

portray  v.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) ; 	  4)   

portrayal  n.	  1)  ()	  2) ; 

portreeve  n.	  1)   (  )	  2) .   (. )

portress  n. 

Portuguese  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) ; ;	   the Portuguese pl. . 	  2)  

pose  I	1. v.	  1) 	  2)  ,  (.;	   as)	  3)     ()	  4) , ; ,  (, )	2. n.  (. .)	II v.   , 

poser  n.  ,  , 

poseur  n. . 

posh  a. . , 

posit  v.	  1)    , ; 	  2) 

position  1. n.	  1) , ; ; , ;	   in (out of) position   () 	  2) . , ;	   to put in a false position    	  3) ,  ;	   the players were in position     	  4) ;	   to be in a position to do smth.   ,    .	  5) ; 	  6) ,  ;	   to define one's position on smth.     -.;	   to take up the position (that)     (),  ()	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  

positional  a. 

positive  1. a.	  1) 	  2) , , 	  3) ;	   I am positive that this is so  ,   	  4) 	  5) . ,    	  6) ;	   positive philosophy 	  7) .  ( )	  8) . ;	   positive sign  	  9) . 	  10) .  ( )	2. n.	  1)  	  2) .  	  3) . 

positively  adv.	  1) , ,  	  2) , ; 

positivism  n. . 

positron  n. . 

posse  n.	  1)  ()	  2)   ,   

possess  v.	  1) , ;	   to be possessed of smth.  .;	   every human being possessed of reason   ;	   to possess oneself of smth.  .;	   to possess oneself ( one's soul, one's mind)  ;  	  2) ,  ( ,   ..);	   to be possessed by ( with) smth.   .;	   you are surely possessed    ;	   what possessed him to do it?     ?

possessed  1. p-p.  possess	2. a. ; ; 

possession  n.	  1) , ;	   in possession of smth.  .;	   in the possession of smb., in smb.'s possession  . ;	   to take possession of   ; 	  2) pl. ; ; 	  3) ( pl.) ,  	  4) 

possessive  a.	  1) 	  2) . ;	   possessive case  ;	   possessive pronoun  

possessor  n. , 

possessory  a.   ; . 

posset  I n.    ,   , 	II v.  ( , )

possibility  n. , 

possible  1. a.	  1) , ;	   if possible   ;	   as early as possible   ;	   possible ore . ,   	  2) . , 	2. n. ;	   to do one's possible   

possibly  adv. ;  ;	   how can I possibly do it?     ?

possum  n. .  to play possum	    )    ;	    )       (-);	   to play possum with a person  -.

post  I	1. n.	  1) , , , , 	  2) .  (   );	   starting post  ;	   to be beaten on the post    	  3)    	  4) .   as deaf as a post   ,  	2. v.	  1) ,  (; . post up);      	  2)     (  ..)	  3)     ,      	  4) .     (-.),   ..;	   to post the property        	  5)         	II 1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)  	  4)  ;	   by return of post   	  5)   ( - 15,5 .  19 .;  - 15,5 .  19,5 .)	  6) attr.  Job's post ,   	2. v.	  1)   ;    	  2)   	  3) , 	  4) ( pass.) ,    (. post up);	   to be posted as to smth.    .	  5) .  ()   (. post up)	3. adv.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) 	III 1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) . ; ;  ; 	  3) . . ;   ()	  4)   (   ..);	   trading post 	  5) -. 	  6) .  	2. v.	  1) , ,  (  ..)	  2) .   

post captain  n. .	  1)     ""	  2) .  1 	  3) .    20   

post exchange  n.   - 

post meridiem  . adv.   (. . p. m.)

post mortem  . adv.  

post-  pref. , ;	   post-glacial . 

Post-Office  n.  	post-office  n.	  1) ,  ;  ;	   general post-office 	  2) attr. ;	   post-office order  ;	   post-office box   ;	   post-office savingsbank     

post-post-script  n.   (. P. P. S.)

post-prandial  a. . 

postage  n.  ,  ;	   inland postage   

postage stamp  n.  

postal  1. a. ;	   postal card .  ;	   postal order    ;	   postal authorities  ; (Universal) P. Union   	2. n. . . 

postbag  n.  

postbellum  a. ;   , .     ;	   postbellum reforms  

postboy  n.	  1) 	  2) 

postcard  n.  , 

postchaise  n. .  , 

postcoach  = post-chaise

postdate  1. n. ,    	2. v.    

postdiluvial  a.	  1) . 	  2) = post-diluvian

postdiluvian  a. .  

poste restante  n. .	  1)       	  2) " " (  )

poster  1. n.	  1) , , 	  2)  	  3) ,      (   ..)	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  

posterior  1. a.	  1) 	  2) ; 	2. n. . , 

posteriority  n.  ( .);  

posteriorly  adv. 

posterity  n. ;  

postern  n.	  1)  	  2)     	  3) attr. 

postfree  a. adv.   

postglacial  a. . 

postgraduate  1. n. 	2. a.	  1) ,    ;	   postgraduate courses  	  2) ;	   postgraduate studies 

posthaste  adv.   ,  

posthorse  n.  

posthouse  n.  

posthumous  a.	  1) 	  2)    

postilion  n. 

postillion  n. 

postman  n. 

postmark  1. n.  	2. v.  ()

postmaster  n. ;   

Postmaster General  n.  

postmeridian  a. 

postmistress  n.  -   

postmortem  1. n.	  1)  , 	  2) .   (. )   	2. a. 	3. v.  ,   ()

postnatal  a.   , 

postnuptial  a.    

postobit  1. n.      	2. a.      (.)

postpaid  a.    

postpone  v. ; 

postponement  n. ; 

postposition  n.	  1)  	  2) . ; ; 

postpositive  a. . , ; 

postscript  n.	  1)  (. P. S.)	  2)     ( )

posttown  n. ,  

postulant  n.  (.     )

postulate  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	2. v.	  1) ,   	  2)   (for)	  3) (. p-p.) ; ,  

posture  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) , ;	   the present posture of affairs ()  	2. v.	  1)   	  2) 

postwar  a. 

posy  n.	  1) ()  	  2) .  (   ..)

pot  1. n.	  1) ; ; ; 	  2)  	  3)  	  4) . . , 	  5) 	  6) .  ;	   pot ( pots) of money  ;  	  7) .   ( ,  )	  8) . 	  9) . 	  10) . 	  11) . 	  12) attr. pot flowers   a big pot  , "";	   to go to pot	    )   , , ;	    ) ;	   all gone to pot =    ;	   to keep the pot boiling ( on the boil)	    )   ;	    )  ;	   to make the pot boil, to boil the pot	    )    ;	    ) , ;	   the pot calls the kettle black =   ,   ;    ,     (. .   )	2. v.	  1)     	  2) ,  	  3)   	  4)    ()	  5)    (  )	  6) ,  (  )	  7) , 	  8) .    

pot hat  n. .  ()

pot luck  n.	  1) ,    ;	   come and take pot luck with us =  ,   ,   	  2) , 

pot paper  n.    (12,5 d.  15,5 d.)

pot valour  n.  ,  

potability  n.   

potable  1. a.   ; ;	   potable water  	2. n. pl. 

potash  n. . ,  

potashsoap  n.  ,  

potass  . = potash

potassium  n. .	  1) 	  2) attr. 

potation  n.	  1) ; 	  2) (. pl.) 	  3) 	  4)  

potato  n. (pl. oes )	  1)  ()	  2) ;	   pl. 	  3) attr.  small potatoes	    ) ;	    )  ;	   quite the potato .   ,  ;	   not (quite) the clean potato .  ,  

potatobox  n. . 

potatory  a. 

potatotrap  = potatobox

potbelly  n.	  1)  , 	  2)  

potboiler  n. .	  1) 	  2) 

potboy  n. ,   

poteen  n.  

potency  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3)  , 

potent  a.	  1) ; 	  2) ;  (  );	   potent drug  	  3) 

potentate  n. , 

potential  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . , 	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2) : potential difference  

potentiality  n.	  1) 	  2) pl.  

potentiate  v.	  1)  	  2)  

potentiometer  n. . 

potheen  = poteen

pother  1. n.	  1) ; , 	  2)  ;  	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2) , 

potherb  n. , 

pothole  n. , 

pothook  n.	  1)    ( )	  2)     (      ..)	  3) pothooks and hangers    (  ); 

pothouse  n. , 

pothunter  n.	  1) ,     	  2) .  

potion  n.	  1)    	  2) , ;	   love potion  

potman  n.   

potpourri  n. .	  1) 	  2)   (  )

potroast  n.   (. )

potsherd  n. . 

potshot  n.	  1)      	  2)  	  3)  " "

potstill  n.  

pott  = pot paper

pottage  n. . 

potted  1. p-p.  pot 2	2. a.	  1) ;	   potted meat  	  2) ,    ( )	  3) .     

potter  I n. ;	   potter's clay    ;	   potter's lathe (wheel)   ()	II v.	  1)   (at, in potter  .)	  2)  ,  (. potter about)	  3)   

pottery  n.	  1)  , 	  2) ,  	  3)  

pottle  n.	  1) ,   1/2 	  2)  ( )

potto  n. (pl. os ) .	  1)  , 	  2) ,  

potty  I . . pot 1, 3	II a. .	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3)  (about potty  -.)

potvaliant  a.   

pouch  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   pouches under the eyes   	  2) .  	  3) 	  4) .   ;	   diplomatic pouch    ,  	  5) . 	  6) . 	2. v.	  1)   	  2)   ( )	  3)  	  4) .   	  5) . , 

pouched  1. p-p.  pouch 2	2. a.	  1)     	  2) . 

pouchy  a. 

poulard  n. . 

poult  n. ; ,   ..

poulterer  n.   

poultice  1. n. 	2. v.  

poultry  n.	  1)  	  2) attr. poultry farm  ;	   poultry house ;	   poultry yard  

pounce  I	1. n.	  1)  (  ..)	  2)  , 	2. v.	  1) , , ,   (on, upon, at)	  2)   	  3)  (upon pounce ),  (,   ..;	   upon)	  4)  (upon)	II 1. n.    	2. v.	  1)  	  2) ,  ()  	III 1. n.     ()	2. v. , 

pound  I n.	  1)  (. = 453,6	    ) 2)   (= 20 )	  3)  (    1966 .,     ) pound of flesh  ,   	II 1. n.	  1)  ( )	  2) 	2. v.	  1)   	  2)   	III 1. n.  	2. v.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) ,   ( )	  4)  (at, on)	  5)  ;    (along) pound out	    ) ,  ();	    )  ( ) to pound one's gums  ;	   to pound one's ear  

pound foolish  a. penny wise and pound foolish . penny wise

poundage  n.	  1)    	  2) ,           	  3)   

poundcake  n. ,         

pounder  I n.     	II n.	  1) 	  2) ; 

pour  1. v.	  1) (), ();	   it is pouring (wet  with rain)    	  2)  (into)	  3)  (  ..)	  4) . ,  pour forth  ();  ();	   pour in	    )  ( ,  );	    )  (   ..);	   letters pour in from all quarters   ;	   pour out	    ) ,  (, ); ; ;	    )   ( );	   pour through   ( ) to pour cold water on smb.  .	2. n.	  1) 	  2) . 

pouring  1. pres-p.  pour 1	2. a.	  1)  ( )	  2) 	3. n.	  1) , 	  2) . ; 

pourparler  n. . (. pl.)   

pout  1. n.  ;  ;	   to be in the pouts 	2. v.  

pouter  n.	  1) ,  	  2)  

poverty  n.	  1) , 	  2) ; 

povertyridden  a. 

povertystricken  a. , 

powder  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) ;	   smokeless powder   food for powder  ;	   put more powder into it!  !;	   smell of powder  	2. v.	  1)  (); 	  2) (); 	  3) , 	  4)   , 	  5) .  ()

powdered  1. p-p.  powder 2	2. a.	  1) ;	   powdered milk  ;	   powdered sugar  	  2) 	  3) ,  (  ..)	  4) . ;	   powdered beef 

powderflask  n. 

powderhorn  n.   

powderkeg  n.  

powdermagazine  n.  

powdermill  n.  

powdermonkey  n.	  1) . . ,  	  2) . -

powderpuff  n. 

powderroom  n.	  1)   	  2) .  ; . -

powdery  a.	  1) ;   	  2) 	  3)  ; 

power  1. n.	  1) ; , ; ;	   by power  ,   ;	   without power   ;	   the mechanical powers  	  2) ,  (. ); , ;	   supreme power  ;	   the party in power ,   	  3) ;	   the power of attorney 	  4) ;	   the Great Powers  	  5) ; ;	   I will do all in my power   ,    ;	   it is beyond my power     ;	   spending power  ;	   speech power  	  6) . , ;	   a power of money  ;	   a power of good  	  7) . ;	   eight is the third power of two       	  8) .   (,   ..)	  9) attr. , ; ; 	  10) attr. power politics     more power to your elbow!  !;	   the powers that be  ,   ;	   merciful powers!  !	2. v.   

power circuit  n. .  

powerboat  n.  ,  

powerdive  n. .    

powerful  a.	  1) , , 	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) ; ;	   powerful evidence  ;	   powerful success  	  5)  ( , )

powerhouse  n.	  1) 	  2) .   

powerless  a. 

powerplant  n.	  1)  	  2) 

powersaw  n. . 

powershovel  n. 

powerstation  n. 

powwow  1. n.	  1) ,  (  )	  2)   (  )	  3) . , ; 	2. v.	  1)  	  2) , ; 

pox  n. . 

pozzy  n. . , 

praam  = pram I

practicability  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

practicable  a.	  1) , ;	   to the maximum practicable extent    	  2) ;   	  3) ,  ( )	  4) . ,  ( ,   ..)

practical  a.	  1) , ;	   for all practical purposes     	  2) , 	  3) , 	  4) 	  5) ,  practical joke ()  (  -.), 

practicality  n. , 

practically  adv.	  1) 	  2) ,  ,  ;	   practically speaking  	  3) ;	   practically no changes   

practice  1. n.	  1) ; ;   ;	   established practice  ;	   in practice	    )  ,  ;	    )  ;	   to put in(to) practice 	  2) , , ;	   to be out of practice  ,   	  3) , ;  ;	   it was then the practice    ;	   to put into practice   ,  	  4) ,  (, )	  5) (. pl.) , ;	   corrupt practices ;	   discreditable practices  ;	   sharp practice 	  6) .   	  7) attr. , ; ;	   practice ground	    ) .  ;	    ) -.  ;	   practice march   practice makes perfect . =   	2. v. = practise

practician  n.	  1) 	  2)    

practise  v.	  1) , ;	   to practise what one preaches    ;	   to practise smb.'s teachings  -. 	  2)  (-.), 	  3) (), (); () practise upon ;  -.

practised  1. p-p.  practise	2. a. , 

practitioner  n.    ;	   general practitioner    (  )

praepostor  n.  ,   

praetor  n. -. . 

praetorian  -. .	1. a. 	2. n. 

pragmatic  a.	  1) . 	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) . = pragmatical 1

pragmatical  a.	  1) ,    	  2) . = pragmatic 1, 2  3

pragmatism  n.	  1) . 	  2) 	  3) 

prairie  n.	  1) , 	  2) attr. ,   

prairie-dog  n. .  

prairiechicken  n. .  

prairiehen  n.   

prairieschooner  n. . .  

prairiewolf  n. ,  

praise  1. n. ; ;	   beyond praise   ;	   to be loud in one's praises, to sing one's praises 	2. v. ; ; ;	   to praise to the skies   

praiseworthy  a.  ; 

Prakrit  n. . 

praline  n.  ( )

pram  I n.  , 	II . . perambulator 1

prance  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)   ()	2. v.	  1)   , 	  2)  , , 	  3) . ; 

prancing  1. pres-p.  prance 2	2. a.	  1) 	  2)  ( ,  )

prandial  a. . 

prang  . .	1. n.	  1) 	  2) , ,   	2. v. ;  ()

prank  I n. , , , ; ;	   to play pranks	    )  ;	    )  ( )	II v. ; (),  ( prank out, prank up)

prankish  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3)  ( )

praps  . . perhaps

prase  n. . ,  

praseodymium  n. . 

prate  1. n. , 	2. v.	  1) ,  	  2) 

prater  n. ; , 

praties  n. pl. . . 

pratincole  n.   ()

pratique  n. . .    ;     

prattle  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. v.	  1) 	  2) 

prattler  n.	  1)  	  2) 

prawn  1. n. .  	2. v.  

praxis  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ,  (   ..)

pray  v.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   pray! !,  !

prayer  I n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ; 	II n. 

prayerbook  n. , 

prayerful  a.	  1) 	  2) 

praying  1. pres-p.  pray	2. n.  he is beyond praying   (   . praying  )

pre  pref. , , , ; . prehistoric ;	   preheat  

pre-trial  n. .     

pre-war  a. 

preach  v.	  1) 	  2) ,   preach down   -., ;	   preach up 

preacher  n. 

preaching  1. pres-p.  preach	2. n.	  1) 	  2) 

preachment  n.  (. ); 

preachy  a.  , 

preadmission  n. .   (,  )

preamble  1. n.	  1) ;  	  2) , 	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  

prearrange  v.  , 

prearranged  1. p-p.  prearrange	2. a.  , 

preaudience  n. .          

prebend  n.	  1)  (  )	  2)   ,  

prebendary  n. 

precapitalist  a. 

precarious  a.	  1) ; , ;	   to make a precarious living   , - 	  2) , 	  3) 

precast  a. .	  1)  	  2)  

precatory  a. 

precaution  n.	  1) ; ;	   to take precautions against smth.     -.	  2) 

precautionary  a. ;	   precautionary measures  

precede  v.	  1) ,     (-.),  (-.)	  2)  (   ..);     ( );   ( -. )	  3)  (by);   (with, by precede  -.)

precedence  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  (   ..);    ( ); ;	   to take precedence of	    ) ;	    ) 

precedent  1. n. 	2. a. ;	   condition precedent  

preceding  1. pres-p.  precede	2. a. ;	   preceding chapter  

precentor  n.  

precept  n.	  1) , , ; 	  2) 	  3) . ;   

preceptive  a. 

preceptor  n. 

preceptorial  a. 

preceptress  n. 

precession  n. .  (. precession of the equinoxes)

preChristian  a. 

precinct  n.	  1)  ,    (.  )	  2) pl. 	  3) .    , 	  4) ,  a shopping precinct  ;	   a pedestrian precinct  

preciosity  n. , ,  (, )

precious  1. a.	  1) ;	   precious stone  	  2) ; ;	   a precious friend you have been! .  !	  3) -	  4) . .  : do not be in such a precious hurry   ;	   he has got into a precious mess      	2. n. ;	   my precious  	3. adv. , ;	   they took precious little notice     

precipice  n.	  1) , 	  2) .  

precipitance  n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   to judge with precipitance  

precipitancy  n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   to judge with precipitancy  

precipitant  a.	  1) 	  2)  

precipitate  1. n. . 	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	3. v.	  1) , ; ; ;	   to precipitate oneself   	  2) , 	  3) . (); 	  4) .  ( )

precipitation  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ,  ()	  4) . 	  5) . 	  6) .  ; ;	   annual precipitation   

precipitous  a. ; ; 

precis  .	1. n.  , 	2. v.  ,  

precise  a.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3) , 	  4) 	  5) ; 

precisely  adv.	  1) 	  2) ,   ( )

precisian  n.	  1) , 	  2) . 

precisianism  n. , 

precision  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) 	  3) attr. ; ;	   precision balance  ;	   precision instrument  ;	   precision bombing  ;	   precision fire ,  

preclude  v.	  1) , 	  2)  (from);	   this will preclude me from coming    

preclusion  n. , 

precocious  a.	  1)  ;    	  2) 	  3) -. 

precocity  n.	  1)  	  2) -. 

preColumbian  a.	  1)    , 	  2) . , 

preconceive  v.   

preconceived  1. p-p.  preconceive	2. a. ;	   preconceived notion  

preconception  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) 

preconcert  v.  

preconcerted  1. p-p.  preconcert	2. a.  

precondition  1. n.    , 	2. v.  , 

preconquest  a. . ,       1066 .

precontract  1. n.    (    )	2. v.   

precostal  a. . 

precursor  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

precursory  a.	  1)  (of); 	  2) 

predacious  a. . ; 

predator  n.  (. .)

predatory  a.	  1) 	  2) 

predawn  a. , 

predecease  1. n.  (-.),   	2. v.   

predecessor  n.	  1) 	  2) 

preDepression  a.    1929-1933 .;	   preDepression level  

predestination  n. 

predestine  v. 

predetermine  v.	  1) , 	  2)  ( -.);  (-)   ..   

predial  a.	  1) ; ; 	  2)    ( )

predicament  n.	  1)  ; ;	   what a predicament!  !	  2) . 

predicant  1. n. 	2. a. 

predicate  1. n.	  1) . , 	  2) . 	2. v.	  1)  (. .;	   of, about)	  2) .  (  ..)   (upon)

predication  n.	  1)  (. .)	  2) . 

predicative  .	1. a. 	2. n.  ,    

predict  v. , 

predicted  1. p-p.  predict	2. a. predicted fire .    

prediction  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) .     

predictive  a. ; 

predictor  n.	  1) 	  2) .     

predilection  n. ,  (for predilection  )

predispose  v.  (to predispose  -.)

predisposition  n. , 

predominance  n. , , 

predominant  a. , ,  (over predominant )

predominate  v. , ,  (over predominate )

predominatingly  adv. 

preelection  n.	  1)  	  2) attr. 

preeminence  n. () , 

preeminent  a. ,  

preempt  v.	  1)   	  2)   	  3) .       

preemption  n.	  1)   	  2)     (.    )

preen  v.	  1)  () 	  2) (. refl.) 	  3)  

preestablish  v.  

preexist  v.   (-.)

prefab  . .  prefabricated house {. prefabricated 2}

prefabricate  v.   

prefabricated  1. p-p.  prefabricate	2. a.  , ; ;	   prefabricated house  

preface  1. n.	  1) ;  	  2) 	2. v.	  1)  (  ..) 	  2)  (by, with); 	  3)   

prefatory  a. , , 

prefect  n.	  1) 	  2) .  ,   

prefecture  n. 

prefer  v.	  1) 	  2)  ( );  ( )	  3) ,  (, );  ()

preferable  a. 

preferably  adv. , 

preference  I n.	  1) ;	   for preference 	  2) ,   ;	   what are your preferences?   ?	  3)     (.  )	  4)   ; 	  5) attr. ;	   preference share  	II n. . 

preferential  a.	  1)  ; ;	   preferential shop . ,            (   ,     ..)	  2) . ,  (  )

preferment  n.   , 

preferred  1. p-p.  prefer	2. a. . ;	   preferred share  

prefix  1. n.	  1) . , 	  2) ,       ,   .. (., Dr., Sir  ..)	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  ;  

preform  v.  

pregnable  a.  ,   (   ..); 

pregnancy  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  (  ..); 

pregnant  a.	  1) 	  2)  (with)	  3)  (   ..); 	  4)  , 

preheat  v.  , 

prehensile  a. . ;   ; 

prehension  n.	  1) . ; , 	  2)  , 

prehistoric  a. 

prehuman  a.      

prejudge  v. ,  ; 

prejudgement  n. ,  

prejudice  1. n.	  1) ,  ;	   prejudice in favour of smb. ,     -.	  2) 	  3) , ;	   to the ( in) prejudice of  ;	   without prejudice to    (-., -.)	2. v.	  1)  (against prejudice )	  2)  (in favour of smb. prejudice  -. )	  3)  ,  

prejudicial  a.  , , 

prelacy  n.	  1) 	  2)   

prelate  n. 

prelect  v.  

prelection  n.  (.  )

prelector  n.  (.  )

prelim  . .  preliminary examination {. preliminary 2}

preliminary  1. n.	  1) ( pl.)  	  2) pl.  ; 	  3) = preliminary examination {. 2}	2. a. ;	   preliminary examination  

prelude  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . 	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  (with)

prelusive  a. 

premature  1. a.	  1) ;	   premature death  	  2) , 	2. n. .   (  ..)

prematurity  n. 

premeditate  v. ,  

premeditated  1. p-p.  premeditate	2. n.  ; 

premeditation  n. 

premier  1. n.	  1) -	  2) .  	2. a. 

premiere  n. . . 

premise  1. n.	  1) . () 	  2) pl. .   	  3) pl. ,  (    );  to be consumed ( drunk) on the premises  ;	   to be drunk to the premises =   ;	   to see smb. off the premises ,  -.	2. v.  (that)

premiss  = premise 1, 1

premium  n.	  1) ; ;	   to put a premium on smth.  -.,   -.	  2)  (   ..)	  3)  	  4) . ;  at a premium   ;   ;  

premonition  n.	  1) 	  2) 

premonitory  a.	  1) ; 	  2) . 

prenatal  a.   ; ; ;	   prenatal care    ;  

prentice  n. .  a prentice hand	    )  ;	    )   ( -.)

preoccupation  n.	  1)  ()  (-.)	  2) , 

preoccupied  1. p-p.  preoccupy	2. a.	  1)  ; 	  2)  

preoccupy  v.	  1) ,  	  2) ,   (-.)

preordain  v. 

preordination  n. 

prep  . .	1. n.	  1)  	  2)  	2. a. 

prepack  n. .  ; 

prepackage  v.  ()

prepacked  a. 

prepaid  p.  p-p.  prepay

preparation  n.	  1) , ;	   to make preparations for  ,   	  2)  	  3) 	  4) 	  5) . 

preparative  1. a. , ; 	2. n. 

preparatory  1. a.	  1) , , 	  2) preparatory to (.  prep.)  ,   	2. n.  

prepare  v.	  1) ();	   I am not prepared to say     	  2) (), ()	  3)  (, );  (  ..)

prepared  1. p-p.  prepare	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) . ,  

preparedness  n. , 

prepay  v. (prepaid)	  1)  	  2) . 

prepense  a. ;	   of malice prepense .   

preplan  v.  ,  

preponderance  n. , , 

preponderant  a. ,  , ;	   preponderant position  

preponderate  v.	  1) ,  	  2) ,  (over preponderate -.), 

preposition  n. .	  1) 	  2) 

prepositional  a. . 

prepositive  a. . , 

prepossess  v.	  1)  ( , ,   ..)	  2) ;  (,   ..)	  3)   ;   	  4) 	  5)  

prepossessing  1. pres-p.  prepossess	2. a. , 

prepossession  n.	  1) 	  2)  ; 

preposterous  a. , , 

prepotency  n.	  1) 	  2) .  ()

prepotent  a.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) . , , 

preprint  n. .     ,       

preproduction  n. .	  1)   	  2) attr. preproduction model  

prepuce  n. .  

PreRaphaelite  .	1. n. 	2. a. 

prerequisite  1. n. 	2. a.   

prerogative  1. n. ,  ; 	2. a.  ;	   prerogative right  

presage  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  (. )	2. v.	  1) , ; 	  2)  (. )

presbyopia  n. ,  

presbyter  n. . ; ; 

Presbyterian  .	1. n. 	2. a. 

presbytery  n. .	  1) 	  2)  ,   	  3)   

preschool  a. ;	   preschool child ,   

prescience  n. 

prescient  a.   , 

prescind  v.	  1) 	  2)   (from)

prescribe  v.	  1) 	  2)  (;	   to, for prescribe -.;	   for prescribe  -.)	  3) .   ( -.)   

prescript  n. , 

prescription  n.	  1) 	  2) , , 	  3) . 	  4) .   (. positive prescription);	   negative prescription  ,      	  5)  

prescriptive  a.	  1) 	  2)       

preselect  v. .  

preselection  n.  ;  

preselector  n. .   

presence  n.	  1) ; 	  2) , ,  ;  (-. );	   I was admitted to his presence     ;	   in this presence    ;	   to be calm in the presence of danger     	  3) ,   presence of mind  

presence-chamber  n.  

present  I	1. n.	  1)  ;	   at present   ;	   for the present   , 	  2) . these presents  ;	   know all men by these presents  	  3) those (here) present 	  4) = present tense {. 2, 4}	2. a.	  1) ,  ;	   to be present at   (  ..);	   to be present to the imagination   	  2) , ; ; ;	   present boundaries  	  3) ,  ;	   the present volume  ;	   the present writer   	  4) . present tense  ;	   present participle    present company excepted    ;	   all present and correct	    ) .   ( );	    )   	II 1. n. ;	   to make a present of smth.  -.	2. v.	  1) ;  (with);	   to present one's compliments ( regards)   	  2) ;    (, ,   ..)	  3)  (to present -.);	   to present oneself , 	  4) ,  ;	   they presented a different aspect   	  5) ,  ();  ()	III .	1. n.	  1)   	  2)   	2. v.	  1)   	  2) 

present-day  a. 

presentable  a. , , 

presentation  n.	  1)  (to presentation -.)	  2)  ()	  3) 	  4) . ; 	  5) attr. presentation copy ,  

presentee  I n.  	II n.	  1)  ( )	  2) ,   

presenter  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) . .  

presentiment  n.  (. )

presently  adv.	  1) ,   	  2) , 

presentment  n.	  1) ,  ()	  2) , 	  3) .  ()	  4)   

preservation  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ;	   in (a state of) fair preservation  	  3) 	  4)   

preservative  1. a. , 	2. n.  

preserve  1. n.	  1) (. pl.) , ; 	  2)    	2. v.	  1) , , ;	   to preserve one's existence , 	  2)  (, )	  3)  ; 	  4)   

preside  v.	  1)  (at, over preside )	  2)  , 

presidency  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) .  ( )

president  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  ( )	  4)  ,   	  5) .  ()

president-elect  n. ,       

presidential  a. ;	   presidential year .   

presidentship  n. 

presidio  . n. (pl. -os ) , 

presidium  n. ;	   the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR    

press  I	1. n.	  1) ;	   give it a slight press  	  2) 	  3) . ,  	  4) ; 	  5) ;	   there is a great press of work   	2. v.	  1) , , ,	  2) , , ;	   to press home .   ,  	  3) ; , 	  4)  (. press up, press down)	  5) . () (. press round, press up)	  6) ( pass.) , ;	   hard pressed   ;	   to be pressed for money   ;	   to be pressed for time   ,  	  7) ,   ;	   time presses   ;	   nothing remains that presses     	  8) ;	   to press the words     ;	   to press questions  	  9)  (on, upon)	  10)  ()	  11) . ,   press down , ;	   press for  (-.);  ( -.);	   press forward ;	   press on ;	   press out	    ) ;	    )  ;	   press to ;	   press upon 	II n.	  1) , ;	   to have a good press     	  2) 	  3) , ;	   to correct the press   ;	   to go to press   , 	III .	1. v.	  1)  , ;	   to press into the service of .  	  2) 	2. n.  

press agency  n.  ;  

press agent  n.     

press proof  n. . 

press-bed  n.   (  )

press-box  n.     ( ,   ..)

press-button  n.	  1)  	  2) attr. ;	   press-button war " "

press-clipping  = press-cutting

press-conference  n. -

press-corrector  n. 

press-cutting  n.	  1)  	  2) attr. press-cutting agency  

press-gallery  n.     ( ,    ..)

press-gang  .	1. n.  	2. v.  

press-officer  n.    , -

press-people  n. , 

press-photographer  n. , 

press-release  n.   , -

pressing  I	1. pres-p.  press I, 2	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   pressing demand ,  	3. n.	  1) , 	  2) . 	II pres-p.  press III, 1

pressman  n.	  1) , , 	  2) 	  3) ; 

pressmark  n.  ()

pressroom  n.	  1)   	  2) .  

pressure  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) . ; , ;	   to act under pressure   , ;	   to bring pressure to bear upon smb., to put pressure upon smb.    -.;	   time pressure ;	   pressure of work  	  4) ,  ;	   financial pressure  	  5) 	  6) . 	  7) . ; 	  8) .  	  9) . 	  10) . 	  11) attr. pressure group  ,     (.   ) to work at high (low) pressure  ,  (,  )

pressure-cooker  n. -

pressure-cooking  n.    -

pressure-gauge  n. 

pressurize  v.	  1) 	  2) .   	  3)  , 

prestidigitation  n.  ;  

prestidigitator  n. 

prestige  n. .	  1) 	  2) attr. prestige club ,     

presto  . adv. n. . 

presumable  a. , 

presumably  adv. ; -

presume  v.	  1) , ; ;  	  2) ,   presume upon	    )   ;	    ) ;	   to presume upon a short acquaintance 

presumedly  adv. 

presuming  1. pres-p.  presume	2. a. 

presumption  n.	  1) 	  2)   ; ;	   there's a strong presumption against it  	  3) 	  4) . ;	   presumption of innocence  

presumptive  a. ; ;	   presumptive evidence ,   

presumptuous  a. ; , , 

presuppose  v.	  1) 	  2)   ,   

presupposition  n. 

pretence  n.	  1) ;	   under the pretence of  ;  	  2) ; ;	   on ( under) false pretences  ;	   to make a pretence 	  3) ; ;	   to make no pretence of smth.    -.	  4) 

pretend  v.	  1) ,  ; 	  2) ,   	  3)  ,    	  4)  (to pretend  -.)	  5) ,  ;	   to pretend to oneself  

pretended  1. p-p.  pretend	2. a. , , 

pretender  n.	  1) , 	  2)  ( ,   ..);	   the Old (the Young) P. .   ()  II

pretense  . = pretence

pretension  n.	  1) , ;   (to pretension  -.)	  2) 

pretentious  a.	  1) , 	  2)    

pretentiousness  n. 

preterhuman  a. , 

preterit  n. .   , 

preterite  n. .   , 

pretermission  n.	  1) , ;	   pretermission of duty     	  2) ,  

pretermit  v.	  1) ,  	  2) ; 	  3) 

preternatural  a. ; 

pretext  1. n. , ;	   on ( under, upon) the pretext of ( that)   , 	2. v.    

prettify  v. , 

prettily  adv. ; 

pretty  1. a.	  1) , , 	  2) ;  (. .);	   a pretty business!  !	  3) . , ;	   a pretty penny ( sum)   to be sitting pretty ,  	2. n.	  1) my pretty!  ! ( )	  2) pl.  , 	  3) . ,  	3. adv. . , ,    (.  .  .);	   pretty much ,   ;	   I feel pretty sick about it    ;	   I'm feeling pretty well     ;	   that is pretty much the same thing     

pretty-pretty  .	1. a.  ;	   just a pretty-pretty face  	2. n. pl. 

prevail  v.	  1)  (over),  ;  	  2) , ,  (over)	  3) ,  ;  prevail (up)on , 

prevailing  1. pres-p.  prevail	2. a.	  1) ; ; ;	   prevailing authorities  ;	   prevailing attitudes  	  2)  

prevalence  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) . , 

prevalent  a.	  1) () 	  2) . ; 

prevaricate  v.  , ,  

prevarication  n. ; 

prevaricator  n.  ; ,   

prevenance  n. ; 

prevent  v.	  1) , , 	  2) ,  (from prevent -.);  

preventer  n. .  (  );  

prevention  n. , , ;	   prevention of accidents   prevention is better than cure .   

preventive  1. a.	  1) ;	   preventive measure  	  2) . 	  3) ;	   preventive arrest ( detention)  	  4) P. Service   	2. n.	  1)  	  2) .  

preview  n.	  1)    ,   ..	  2) ,     	  3)   (-.)

previous  1. a.	  1) ;  (to);	   the previous day ;	   the previous night  	  2) . , ,  P. Examination      (  );	   the previous question .         (  -       ,   -       )	2. adv. previous to , , 

previously  adv. , 

previse  v. .	  1) 	  2) 

prevision  n. 

prey  1. n.	  1) ;	   beast (bird) of prey   ( )	  2) ;	   to be (to become, to fall) a prey to smth.  ()  -.	2. v. (. prey on, prey upon)	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) , ;	   his misfortune preys on his mind   

price  1. n.	  1) ;	   above ( beyond, without) price ;	   at a price   	  2) 	  3) , ;	   at any price  ,      ;	   not at any price   	  4) attr. price formation . ;	   price maintenance .    ;	   to be a price leader .   ( ,   ..)	2. v.  , 

price current  n. 

price level  n.  

price-boom  n.   

price-cutting  n.  

price-list  = price current

price-ring  n. .       

price-slashing  = price-cutting

price-wave  n.  

priced  1. p-p.  price 2	2. a. ;	   priced catalogue    

priceless  a.	  1) ; 	  2) .  ; , 

pricing  1. pres-p.  price 2	2. n.  

prick  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ,  ( )	  3) . , , 	  4)   ()  ;	   the pricks of conscience  	  5) .    to kick against the pricks =   ;    	2. v.	  1) ()	  2) ; ,   ()	  3) , ;	   my toe is pricking with gout       ;	   my conscience pricked me   	  4)  ()	  5)   (   ..);	   to prick smb. for sheriff  -.  (    )	  6) .  (. prick on, prick forward) prick in, prick off  ;  ;	   prick out	    ) = prick in, prick off;	    ) ,  (  ) to prick a ( the) bladder ( bubble)  ,  (-., -.);	   to prick up one's ears  , 

prick-eared  a.	  1)    , 	  2)    (  XVII .)

prick-ears  n. pl.	  1) ,  	  2) . "  "

pricker  n.	  1)  , ,   ..	  2) , 	  3) , 

pricket  n.	  1)  	  2) ,    

pricking  1. pres-p.  prick 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2) 

prickle  1. n. , ;  (,   ..)	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  , 

prickly  a.	  1)  , 	  2) 

prickly heat  n. .  ; 

prickly pear  n.  ( )

pride  1. n.	  1) ;  ;	   to take () pride in smth.	    )  -.;     -.;	    )    -.	  2) ; ;	   pride of place	    )  ;	    )   	  3)    (. proper pride);	   false pride ; 	  4)  	  5) ,  ;     ;	   in the pride of one's youth    pride of the morning     ;	   to put one's pride in one's pocket, to swallow one's pride  ;  	2. v. refl.  (on, upon pride -., -.)

priest  n.	  1) 	  2) 

priest-ridden  a.    ,     

priestcraft  n.     ;    

priestess  n. 

priesthood  n.	  1) 	  2) 

priestling  n. . , 

priestly  a. ;   ;	   priestly garb 

prig  1. n.	  1) , ;    	  2) . 	2. v. . 

priggish  a. ; 

prill  n. .	  1) ;   	  2) , 

prim  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) ,  prim and proper ; 	2. v.	  1)   ;  	  2) to prim one's lips  

prima donna  . n. (pl. prima donnas) 

primacy  n.	  1) 	  2)  

primaeval  = primeval

primage  n. .	  1)    (    )	  2) .    

primal  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

primarily  adv.	  1) , , ,  	  2)  ,  

primary  1. n.	  1) -.,   	  2) . ,  ,       	  3)  	  4) . ,   	  5) .   ()	  6) .  	2. a.	  1) , ;	   primary school    (   5  11 );	   primary rocks .  ;	   primary products ;	   primary producing countries ,  	  2) ; , ;	   primary colours  ;	   the primary planets ,   ;	   of primary importance  ;	   primary needs   ;	   primary right 	  3) . 

primate  n. . 

primates  n. pl. . 

prime  1. n.	  1) ;	   in the prime of life   	  2)  , 	  3) ; . ;	   the prime of the year 	  4) .  ( )	  5)   ( )	  6) .  	2. a.	  1) ;	   P. Minister -	  2) , ;	   prime advantage  	  3) , ;	   in prime condition   ;	   prime crop  	  4) , ;	   prime cause ;	   prime cost -. ;	   prime mover .  ; .  -. ;	   prime number .  	3. v.	  1) . ;    	  2)  ();  ()  	  3) . , 	  4)   ,   ..; ,   	  5) . . 

primely  adv. . 

primer  I n.	  1) ;   	  2) . great primer   18 ;	   long primer 	  3) . . 	II n. .  ; , ; 

primeval  a. 

priming  1. pres-p.  prime 3	2. n.	  1) .    	  2) . , 	  3) . . , 

primitive  1. a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ; , 	  4)  (   ..)	  5) . 	2. n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) . 	  4) . 

primness  n. ; 

primogenitor  n. () , 

primogeniture  n.	  1) 	  2)      

primordial  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

primp  v. , 

primrose  n.	  1) . , 	  2) attr. - P. Day 19-  (  );	   the primrose path  

primula  n. . , 

primus  n. 

prince  n.	  1) ;	   P. of Wales  ,   	  2) 	  3) . , 	  4)   (,   ..)	  5) , ,    .. P. of Peace ;	   P. of the Church ;	   P. of darkness ( of the air, of the world) ;	   prince Albert . .  , ;	   Hamlet without the P. of Denmark -.,   ,  

princeling  n. . 

princely  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

princess  I n. ; ; ;	   princess royal    	II n.   

principal  1. n.	  1) , ; ; 	  2)  ;    	  3)  ;  	  4) .  	  5) .  ,  (,    )	  6) .  	2. a.	  1) , ;	   principal sum  	  2) ;	   principal staff    	  3) . ;	   principal clause  ;	   principal parts of the verb   

principality  n. ;	   the P. 

principally  adv.  ; 

principle  n.	  1) ; ; ;	   as a matter of principle  ;	   unanimity principle  ;	   in principle  ;	   on principle  ;	   on the principle that   , ;	   of principle ;	   a question of principle  ;	   man of high(est) principle  ;	   a man of no principles  	  2) ; , 	  3) .  , 	  4)   (,   ..)

principled  a. ;   

prink  v.	  1)   ( )	  2) (), ()

print  1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) , ;	   small (large, close) print  (, ) 	  3) , ;	   in print	    )  ;	    )   ( ,   ..);	   out of print ; ;	   to get into print   	  4) , 	  5) (. .)  ; 	  6) 	  7) .  ( )	  8)  , 	  9) attr. 	  10) attr. ;	   print hand   	2. v.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)   	  4) . () (. print out, print off)	  5)  ()

print-shop  n.	  1) 	  2)    

printable  a.  ,   

printed matter  n.	  1)  	  2) 

printer  n.	  1) ; 	  2) .  to spill printer's ink  ( );	   printer's devil   

printing  1. pres-p.  print 2	2. n.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3) 	  4)  

printing-house  n. 

printing-ink  n. .  

printingmachine  = printingpress

printingoffice  n. 

printingpress  n.  ;  

printseller  n.    

printworks  n. pl. (.  sg.   pl.)  

prior  I a.	  1) ; 	  2)  , ;	   a prior claim   	  3) prior to (.  prep.) , , ;	   prior to my arrival   	II n. , 

prioress  n. 

priority  n.	  1) , ;	   to consider smth. a priority  .  	  2)  , ;	   order of priority ;	   to take priority of...	    ) ...;	    )  ...

priory  n. , 

prise  = prize III

prism  n. 

prismatic  a. 

prison  1. n.	  1) 	  2) attr. ;	   prison hospital  ;	   prison camp  	2. v.	  1) .   	  2) . ,  

prison-breaker  n.   

prisonbreaking  n.   

prisoner  n.	  1) , ;  (. prisoner at the bar);	   prisoner on bail ,   ;	   prisoner of State  ;  	  2) 	  3)  (. prisoner of war)	  4) . ,   ;	   he is a prisoner to his chair   ()  

prisonhouse  n. .  ( .)

pristine  a.	  1) , 	  2) , ; 

prithee  interj. (.  I pray thee) . 

privacy  n.	  1) , ;	   privacy was impossible    	  2) , ;	   in the privacy of one's thoughts   

private  1. a.	  1) ; ;	   private bill  ,     ;	   private industry   ;	   private life  ;	   private means  ;	   private property  ;	   on private account   ;	   private office  ;	   private (medical) practitioner  ;	   private secretary  ;	   private view   (,   ..)	  2)     ,    ; ;	   private member  ,     ;	   private eye .  	  3) 	  4) , ;	   for one's own private ear  ;	   to keep a thing private  .  	  5)  ( )	2. n.	  1) 	  2) pl.  	  3) in private	    ) ; ;	    )   ;   ;	    ) ,  ,   

privateer  n. .	  1) 	  2)     

privateering  .	1. n. 	2. a.  

privately  adv.	  1)  	  2)  

privation  n.	  1) , 	  2) ,  (-.)

privative  a.	  1)    -.;  -.	  2) .  (   ..)

privet  n. . 

privilege  1. n. ; ; ;	   privilege of Parliament        ;	   bill of privilege    ,     ;	   writ of privilege       ,    ;	   to listen to him was a privilege     	2. v.  ;  ( -.)

privileged  1. p-p.  privilege 2	2. a. ;	   least privileged   privileged communication	    ) ,   ;	    ) ,    

privity  n.	  1) , 	  2) ; ,  (to);	   with (without) the privity  () 

privy  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2)  (to privy  -);	   privy to a contract   	  3) . , ; ; ;	   P. Council  ;	   privy councillor ( counsellor)   	  4) privy parts   privy purse	    ) ,     ;	    )      	2. n.	  1) .  	  2) . 

prize  I	1. n.	  1) , , ;	   the International Lenin Peace P.    "    "	  2) ; ,  	  3)  ;  ;	   the prizes of life  	  4) attr. ,  , ;	   prize poem ,  ;	   prize fellowship ,    	  5) attr. ,   (. .)	2. v.	  1)  	  2) 	II n. .	  1) ; ,    ;	   to become a prize (of)  ;	   to make (a) prize of... ...;	   to place in prize    	  2) attr. ;	   prize proceeding  ;	   naval prize law   	III 1. n. 	2. v. ,      (. prize open, prize up)

prize-court  n.  

prize-fight  n.    ( )

prize-fighter  n. -

prize-fighting  n.  

prize-holder  = prizeman

prizeman  n. ,    ; 

prizemoney  n.  

prizering  n. .	  1) 	  2) = prizefighting

prizewinner  n. ; 

pro  . .  professional 2

pro and con  1. adv.   	2. n. pl.  ""  ""

pro rata  adv.  ,  , ;	   on a pro rata basis   

pro tem  = pro tempore

pro tempore  . adv.  , 

pro-  pref.  :	    ) ,  , ;	   protariffreform    ;	    )  ;	   prorector ,  

proa  n.  (  )

probability  n.	  1) ;	   in all probability   	  2) 

probable  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) 	2. n.  ,    ..

probably  adv. 

probate  1. n.	  1)   	  2)   	2. v. .  

probation  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  	  3) .     (. ) 	  4) . ; 

probation officer  n. ,      

probationary  a.	  1) ;	   probationary sentence  ;	   probationary ward . 	  2)   ,  

probationer  n.	  1) ; ;    (. probationer member)	  2) .   	  3) . 

probative  a.	  1) ;	   good probative evidence    	  2)   

probe  1. n.	  1) . 	  2) . , 	  3) 	  4)   ;   	  5) . 	2. v.	  1) . 	  2) ;  (into)

probity  n. ; 

problem  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  	  3)  	  4) . . 	  5) attr. ;	   problem novel  	  6) attr. problem child  

problematic  a. ; 

problematical  a. ; 

problematically  adv. ; 

problemist  problematist n. ,      (. )

proboscidean, proboscidian  1. a. 	2. n.  

proboscis  n.	  1) 	  2)  ()	  3) .    

procedural  a. 

procedure  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)   (, )	  4) . . 

proceed  v.	  1)  ();	   please proceed , 	  2)  ()	  3)  (,   ..;	   with, in); ,  (to proceed  -., .  inf.);  ( -.);	   to proceed to go to bed  ;	   he proceeded to give me a good scolding    	  4) ; ;  (from);	   from what direction did the shots proceed?   ?	  5) , 	  6)    (against)	  7)     

proceeding  1. pres-p.  proceed	2. n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   usual proceeding  	  3)    ,  ;  (. legal proceedings);	   to take ( to institute) legal proceedings (against)   	  4) pl.  (); 	  5) pl. ,  ( -)

proceeds  n. pl. ,  

process  1. n.	  1) ,  ;	   changes are in process  	  2) , , ;	   in process of time   	  3) .  ( ); ;  	  4) . . . 	  5) .  , , 	  6) .  	2. v.	  1) .  	  2)  (. ) ; 	  3) .   	  4) .   

process cheese  n.  

processed cheese  n.  

processing  1. pres-p.  process 2	2. n.	  1) ;	   automatic data processing   	  2)  	  3) attr. processing industry  

procession  1. n. , ; . . , 	2. v.   

processional  1. a.   	2. n.	  1)    ( )	  2)  

processionist  n.  

processserver  n.  

procesverbal  n. . (pl. verbaux) 

procesverbaux  pl.  procesverbal

proclaim  v.	  1) ; ; 	  2) , 	  3) ,  ( .);	   his manners proclaimed him a military man      	  4)    	  5)  (  ..);   

proclamation  n.	  1)  ; ; 	  2) , 

proclitic  .	1. a. 	2. n. 

proclivity  n. ,  (to, towards; .  inf.)

proconsul  n.	  1)  (  )	  2)  	  3) .  

proconsular  a. 

proconsulate  n. 

procrastinate  v.  (   ), 

procrastination  n.     ; 

procreate  v.	  1)  	  2) 

procreation  n.	  1)  	  2) 

proctor  n.	  1) ,  (    )	  2)  (.   )

proctorial  a. 

proctorship  n. ,  

proctoscope  n. . 

procumbent  a.	  1)  , 	  2) . ; 

procurable  a. ,   

procuration  n.	  1)    	  2) , 	  3) , 	  4) 

procurator  n.	  1) . ;  	  2) . 	  3) -. 

procure  v.	  1) , ; ; 	  2) 	  3) . . ; 

procurement  n.	  1) 	  2)  (  ..)	  3) 

procurer  n.	  1) 	  2) 

procuress  n. , 

Procurustean  a. Procurustean bed . .  

prod  1. n.	  1) ;	   a prod with a bayonet  	  2)   ; ,   ..	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2) , 

prodigal  1. a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   prodigal of favours   	  3) ,  the prodigal son .  	2. n. , 

prodigality  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) 

prodigally  adv.	  1) 	  2) , 

prodigious  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) 

prodigy  n.	  1) 	  2)  ;	   an infant prodigy -, 	  3) attr.  ;	   prodigy violinist  

prodrome  n.	  1)   ,      ; ,  	  2) . ,   ;  

produce  1. n.	  1) , , 	  2) 	2. v.	  1) , ; ; ;	   to produce woollen goods   	  2) ,  ()	  3)  (, )	  4) ,  ;	   hard work produces success     	  5) , ;	   to produce reasons  ;	   to produce one's ticket  	  6) .  ()

producer  n.	  1) , , 	  2) -; 	  3) .    ;  	  4) . () 	  5) producer's goods	    )   ;	    ) . .  	  6) attr. 

producible  a.   ; 

product  n.	  1) ; ; , 	  2) , 	  3) . 	  4) .  

production  n.	  1) ; ;	   production on a commercial scale    	  2) ; 	  3) ; , 	  4) () ;  (, )	  5) attr. ;	   production standard  ;	   production workers  (   )

productive  a.	  1) , ; ;	   productive population  ,   ;	   productive capacity ,  	  2) 	  3) 	  4) ,    (of)	  5)  ( )

productivity  n. , ;  , ;	   labour productivity  ;	   productivity of land 

proem  n.	  1) , , 	  2) ; 

prof  . .  professor 1

profanation  n. ; , 

profane  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) , 	  4) 	2. v. ; 

profanity  n. ; 

profess  v.	  1)  (), 	  2)  ()	  3)  (   ..)	  4) , 	  5)  -. ,   	  6) , 	  7) (. pass.)    

professed  1. p-p.  profess	2. a.	  1) ,  	  2) 

professedly  adv. , ;   

profession  n.	  1) ;	   the learned professions , , ;	   liberal professions  	  2)  -. ;	   the profession . . 	  3)  (    ..)	  4) 	  5)    ; 

professional  1. a.	  1) 	  2)    ;	   the professional classes ,   ..	2. n.	  1) 	  2) -

professionalism  n.	  1) 	  2) 

professionalize  v.  (-. )  

professionally  adv. ;  ;	   we consulted him professionally       

professor  n.	  1)  ()	  2) 	  3)  ()

professorate  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

professorial  a. 

professoriate  n. . 

professorship  n. 

proffer  1. n. 	2. v. 

proficiency  n. ; , 

proficient  1. a. , , 	2. n. , 

profile  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3)   	  4) .  , 	  5) attr. . 	2. v.	  1)   ;   ,  	  2)   ;  	  3) . ;   

profilingmachine  n.  

profit  1. n.	  1) , ;	   to make a profit on   	  2) ( pl.) , ; , ;	   gross (net) profit  () 	  3) attr. profit margin  ;	   profit motive ;  	2. v.	  1)  ,  ;	   it profits little to advise him    	  2) ,  ,  (by profit .)	  3)  

profitable  a.	  1) , , 	  2) ; 

profitably  adv. ;  ,  

profiteer  1. n. ; 	2. v. 

profiteering  n. ; 

profitseeking  n. ,   

profitsharing  n.      

profligacy  n.	  1) 	  2) 

profligate  1. a.	  1) 	  2) 	2. n.	  1) , 	  2) 

profound  1. a.	  1) , ; 	  2) , ;	   profound ignorance  	  3) 	  4) ,  (  ..)	2. n. . , 

profoundness  = profundity

profundity  n.	  1) () 	  2) 

profuse  a.	  1) ,  (-.)	  2) ;  (in)

profusely  adv. , ; 

profusion  n.	  1) , ; 	  2)  	  3) , 

prog  I n. .	  1) , 	  2)      	  3) .  ( )	II . . . proctor 1

progenitive  a.   

progenitor  n.	  1) ;  	  2) 	  3) , 	  4) .  

progenitress  n. ;  

progenitrix  n. ;  

progeny  n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3) , 	  4) .  

prognathous  a.	  1)   , 	  2)  ( )

prognoses  pl.  prognosis

prognosis  n. (pl. ses) 

prognostic  1. a.  ; 	2. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) , 

prognosticate  v. , 

prognostication  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

program  = programme	1. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3)  (  ..);	   what is the program? . ,  ?;	   a full program  ,   ..	  4) attr. 	2. v.	  1)    	  2) 

program-music  n.  

programme  = program

progress  1. n.	  1) , ;  	  2) , ;	   to make progress  	  3) , , ;	   to be in progress ,    ,  ;	   changes are in progress  ;	   preparations are in progress  	  4) 	  5) . , 	  6) .    	2. v.	  1) , ; 	  2)  	  3)  

progression  n.	  1) , 	  2)  (  ..)	  3) . 	  4) . 

progressionist  n. ; ,    ;  ;  

progressist  n. ; ,    ;  ;  

progressive  1. a.	  1) , 	  2)  ( );	   progressive rotation  	  3) 	  4) 	2. n.	  1)  	  2) (P.)   

prohibit  v.	  1) 	  2) ,  (from)

prohibition  n.	  1) 	  2)    ,  

prohibitionist  n.     

prohibitive  a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) ,   ( ,   ..)

prohibitory  = prohibitive

project  1. n.	  1) , ;  (  ..)	  2)  ,  	2. v.	  1) ;  , 	  2) ,  (,    ..)	  3) ,  ()	  4) , 	  5) refl.   (   ..)

projectile  1. n. () ; 	2. a. 

projection  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) , ; 	  4) 	  5) ,  	  6) . .  

projector  n.	  1) ;  , 	  2) 	  3)  	  4) 	  5) . ; ; 

prolapse  .	1. n. ,  (-. )	2. v. 

prolapsus  = prolapse 1

prolate  a.	  1)  ( ); 	  2)  

prolegomena  n. pl. ,  

proletarian  1. n. 	2. a. 

proletarianization  n. 

proletariat  n. 

proletariate  n. 

proletary  = proletarian

proliferate  v.	  1) . , ,   	  2)  (   ..)	  3)  

proliferation  n.	  1) . , ,   	  2) ;	   proliferation of nuclear weapons   	  3)  ;	   proliferation of radio frequencies  

proliferous  a. . 

prolific  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  (in, of prolific -.)

prolificacy  n.	  1) 	  2) 

prolix  a.	  1) ; , ; 	  2) () 

prolixity  n. ; , 

prolocutor  n.  (.  )

prologize  v.    

prologue  n. 

prolong  v.	  1) , , 	  2) ,  

prolongation  n.	  1) , , 	  2) ,  (  ..)

prolonged  1. p-p.  prolong	2. a. , ;	   prolonged visit  

prolusion  n.	  1)  ,  ()	  2)  ;  

promenade  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)   	  3) .  	  4) attr. promenade deck  ;	   promenade concert ,         ,   	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2)  ,   

Promethean  a. Promethean fire  

Prometheus  n. . . 

prominence  n.	  1) 	  2) , , 	  3)  ; ;	   to gain prominence ,  ;	   to rise to prominence   	  4) = protuberance 2

prominency  = prominence 1, 2  3

prominent  a.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3) , , 

promiscuity  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) ,  ( ,   ..)	  4) 

promiscuous  a.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ,  ( ,   ..)	  3) . 

promise  1. n.	  1) ;	   to give ( to make) a promise ;	   to keep one's promise  ,  ;	   to break ( to go back on) one's promise   	  2) ;	   a young man of promise   ;	   a pupil of promise in music ,     ;	   to give ( to show) promise  ;	   to hold out promises ,  the land of promise .  	2. v.	  1) 	  2) . ;	   I promise you  	  3)  , 

promised  1. p-p.  promise 2	2. a.  the promised land = the land of promise {. promise 1, }

promisee  n. . ,   

promising  1. pres-p.  promise 2	2. a. ,  

promisor  n. ,    

promissory  a.      ;	   promissory note  ; 

promontory  n.	  1) . 	  2) . 

promote  v.	  1) ; ;     ;	   he was promoted major ( to the rank of major)    ;	   to promote legation to the status of an embassy     	  2) , , ;  ,   ..;	   to promote general welfare    	  3) , ; 	  4)     ()	  5) .  ()

promoter  n.	  1) ,   ,   (-.); , 	  2) 	  3) . 

promotion  n.	  1) ; , , 	  2)   ;   ;   	  3)  ()   

promotionman  n. , 

prompt  I	1. a.	  1) , ; 	  2)    ;	   prompt assistance  	  3)    ;	   for prompt cash   	2. adv.	  1) 	  2) ; 	II 1. n. ; 	2. v.	  1) ; ; ;  (  ..)	  2) 	  3) . 

prompt side  n.	  1)  ( )  	  2) .  ( )  

prompt-book  n.   

prompt-box  n.  

prompter  n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) ,   

prompting  1. pres-p.  prompt II, 2	2. n. 

promptitude  n. , ; ;	   promptitude in paying   

promptly  adv.	  1) , 	  2) 

promulgate  v.	  1) , , ; 	  2) , 

promulgation  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

prone  a.	  1) () ; ;	   to fall prone  	  2) , 	  3) (. predic.) ;	   he is prone to prompt action     ;	   prone to anger 

prong  1. n.	  1)  (  ..); 	  2)  	  3) -. ;  	2. v.	  1) ,  	  2) 

pronged  1. p-p.  prong 2	2. a.  ,   ..

pronominal  a. . 

pronoun  n. . 

pronounce  v.	  1) ; ; ;	   to pronounce a sentence  ;	   to pronounce a curse (upon) 	  2)  (on pronounce ;	   for pronounce ;	   against pronounce )	  3) , 

pronounceable  a. 

pronounced  1. p-p.  pronounce	2. a.	  1)  	  2) , , ;	   pronounced tendency  

pronouncedly  adv.	  1) , 	  2) ; 

pronouncement  n.	  1) ,  (  )	  2)  ; 

pronouncing  1. pres-p.  pronounce	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3) attr. pronouncing dictionary  ,    

pronto  adv. . . ,  

pronunciation  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ;  

proof  1. n.	  1) ;	   this requires no proof    	  2)  	  3) ; ;	   to put smth. to the proof  -.,  -. 	  4)    ;	   above (under) proof  ()  	  5) 	  6) . 	  7) ; ;   ( )	2. a.	  1)  (against); 	  2) ,   (  ..)	  3)   ( )	3. v.    . {. 2}

proofread  v. .  , 

proofreader  n. ;	   proofreader's mark .  

proofreading  1. pres-p.  proofread	2. n.  

proofroom  n. 

proofsheet  n.  , 

prop  I	1. n.	  1) ; ; ; 	  2) , ;	   he is the prop of his parents     	2. v. (. prop up)	  1) ;  	  2) , 	II . . . . proposition 3	III . . . . propeller	IV . . . . property 4

propaedeutic  a. , 

propaedeutical  a. , 

propaedeutics  n. pl. (.  sing) ,  

propaganda  n. 

propagandist  n. 

propagandize  v. ,  

propagate  v.	  1) (); ;	   to propagate by seeds  	  2) ()	  3)    (, )	  4) .   , ()

propagation  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  (. .);	   propagation of sound  

propel  v.	  1)  ; ;   	  2) , , , 

propellent  1. n.	  1) .   	  2)  	2. a.	  1) ,  	  2) 

propeller  n.	  1) 	  2) ;    	  3) attr. ;	   propeller turbine  

propelling  1. pres-p.  propel	2. a. ; 

propensity  n. ,  (to propensity  -.);  (for propensity  -.)

proper  a.	  1) , 	  2) , ; ; ;	   in the proper way  ;	  3) , ;	   proper behaviour  	  4) , 	  5)     ;	   architecture proper     	  6) . , ;	   he was in a proper rage     	  7) . ;	   with my own proper eyes   	  8) . 	  9) . ;	   proper name ( noun)  

properly  adv.	  1)  ;  ; 	  2) ; 	  3) . ; 	  4) ;    ;	   properly speaking  ;  

propertied  a.  ; ;	   the propertied classes  

property  n.	  1) ; ; ;	   a property  , ; ;	   a man of property ; ;	  2) . ;	   the news soon became a common property     	  3) , ;	   the chemical properties of iron   	  4) (. pl.) . . ; 	  5) attr. ;	   property qualification  ;	   property tax  

propertyman  n. , 

propertymaster  = propertyman

propertyowning  a. 

propertyroom  n. , 

prophecy  n. 

prophesy  v. , 

prophet  n.	  1) ;	   the Prophets    	  2)  (  ..)	  3) 	  4) . "" ( )

prophetess  n. 

prophetic  a. 

prophetical  a. 

prophylactic  1. a. ; 	2. n.  ;  

prophylaxis  n. 

prophylaxy  = prophylaxis

propinquity  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 

propitiate  v.	  1) , , 	  2) 

propitiation  n.	  1) , , 	  2) . ,  

propitiator  n. ; 

propitiatory  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

propitious  a.	  1) 	  2) ; ;	   propitious weather  

propolis  n. ,  

propone  v. .	  1) 	  2)   

proponent  n.	  1) , 	  2)  -  

proportion  1. n.	  1) ;  	  2)  , , ;	   in proportion to ; ;	   out of proportion to , ; 	  3) pl. ()	  4) , 	  5) . ,  	2. v.	  1)  (to proportion  -.)	  2) 

proportionable  . = proportional

proportional  1. a. ;	   proportional representation   	2. n. .  

proportionality  n. 

proportionate  1. a. ,  (to)	2. v. ,  

proposal  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ( )	  3) .  ( )

propose  v.	  1) ;  ;	   to propose smb.'s health    -.;	   to propose a riddle  ;	   the object I propose to myself ,    	  2) , ;	   I propose to make a journey this summer    	  3)   ( ;	   to)	  4)  (  )

proposer  n.	  1)  	  2)  

proposition  n.	  1) ; , 	  2) , 	  3) . 	  4) . 	  5) . ,  he's a tough proposition     

propound  v.	  1)   	  2) .    

propraetor  n. -. 

proprietary  1. a.	  1) ;  -. ; ;	   proprietary rights  	  2) ;	   proprietary medicine  , 	2. n.	  1)  	  2) , 	  3)   (. the proprietary classes)	  4)  

proprietor  n. , ; 

proprietorship  n. 

proprietress  n. , ; 

propriety  n.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   the proprieties 	  3) .  

props  n. pl. (.  properties) . . , 

propulsion  n.	  1) ,  ; 	  2)   (. .)	  3)  

propulsive  a.   ; , ;	   propulsive force .  

prorate  1. n. .  	2. v. (. .)  

prorogation  n.	  1)        	  2) . 

prorogue  v.	  1)     	  2) . , 

prosaic  a.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   prosaic speaker  

prosaically  adv. 

prosaism  n. 

prosaist  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  

proscenia  pl.  proscenium

proscenium  n. (pl. ia)	  1) 	  2) . 

proscribe  v.	  1)   ; ; 	  2)   	  3) .  ( )

proscription  n.	  1)   ; ; 	  2) . 

prose  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   the prose of existence  	  3) attr. 	2. v.	  1)    	  2)  	  3)   

prosector  n. 

prosecute  v.	  1) , ; ;  (  ..);	   to prosecute an inquiry  	  2)   ;	   to prosecute a claim for damages    	  3)    

prosecution  n.	  1) ; ;  (of prosecution  -.);	   prosecution of war  	  2)  	  3) .  	  4) (the prosecution)  (   );	   to appear for the prosecution        

prosecutor  n.	  1) ;	   public prosecutor ;	   prosecutor's office 	  2) 

proselyte  1.  , 	2. v. = proselytize

proselytize  v.    

prosify  v.	  1)   	  2)  	  3)  , 

prosit  . interj.  ()   !

prosody  n. 

prosopopoeia  n. . ; 

prospect  1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ( pl.) ; ,   ;	   in prospect  ,  ;	   what are your prospects for tomorrow?     ?;	   no prospects of success    ;	   a man of no prospects ,     	  3)  ,   ..	  4) . . , 	2. v.	  1) ;  ; ;	   to prospect for gold  	  2)   (   ..)

prospective  a.	  1) ; ; ;	   my prospective partner   	  2)   ,  

prospector  n. . , ; ; 

prospectus  n. (pl. es )  (, ,  ,    ..)

prosper  v.	  1) , , 	  2) 

prosperity  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) pl. .  

prosperous  a.	  1) 	  2) ; , 	  3) , 	  4) ;  ( )

prostate  n. .  ,  (. prostate gland)

prosthesis  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . 

prosthetic  a. ;	   prosthetic appliance 

prostitute  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ,  ; ,   	2. v.	  1)  	  2) 

prostitution  n.	  1) 	  2) 

prostrate  1. a.	  1) ;  	  2) ; 	  3) , ;  ;	   prostrate with grief  	  4) . 	2. v.	  1)  	  2) , , 	  3) refl.  ; 	  4)  ( ,   ..)

prostration  n.	  1)  	  2) ;  ; 	  3)  

prostyle  n. . 

prosy  a.	  1) , ; 	  2) 

protactinium  n. . 

protagonist  n.	  1)  ;   	  2) ,   	  3) , , , 

protases  pl.  protasis

protasis  n. (pl. ses) . 

protean  a.	  1)  ; , 	  2) . .    (  )

protect  v.	  1)  (from protect , against protect ); ; 	  2) .   

protection  n.	  1) , ; ; 	  2) 	  3)  ; ; 	  4) .  to live under the protection of smb.  -. 

protectionism  n. . 

protectionist  n.  

protective  a.	  1) ; ;	   protective covering (device)   ();	   protective barrage .  	  2) . , , ; ;	   protective tariff  	  3) . . protective colouration ( colouring) ,  

protector  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) .  	  4) (P.) .  (      ; . Lord P.)	  5)  ; ; 	  6) . 

protectorate  n. 

protectorship  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 

protectory  n.       

protectress  n. , 

protege  n. . (f. -ee) 

protegee  f.  protege

protein  n. . , 

protest  1. n.	  1) ;	   to enter ( to lodge, to make) a protest  ;	   under protest ,  	  2) . ,  ()	  3) .  	2. v.	  1) , ;   (against)	  2) .  ()	  3) .  ;	   to protest one's innocence    	  4) . , ;	   I protest I'm sick of the whole business  ,    

Protestant  .	1. n. 	2. a. 

Protestantism  n. . 

protestantize  v. .	  1)   	  2)  

protestation  n.	  1)   (of protestation ;	   that)	  2) . ,  (against)

Proteus  n. . . 

protista  n. pl. . ,   

protocol  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . ;     ;   	  3) (the P.)   (    ..)	  4)   	2. v. ,  ,   

proton  n. . 

protoplasm  n. . 

protoplasmatic  = protoplasmic

protoplasmic  a. . 

protoplast  n.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3) . 

protoplastic  a.	  1) ; 	  2) . 

prototype  n. 

protoxide  n. . 

protozoa  n. pl. . ,    

protozoology  n. 

protract  v.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  ()	  3) . 

protracted  1. p-p.  protract	2. a. ; , 

protractedly  adv. 

protractile  a. .   (  ..)

protraction  n.	  1) , 	  2)     ; 	  3)   

protractor  n.	  1) . ; 	  2) .  , 	  3) .       

protrude  v.	  1) ()	  2) , 

protruding  1. pres-p.  protrude	2. a.	  1) ,  , ;	   protruding eyes  	  2)  

protrusion  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

protrusive  a.  ; , 

protuberance  n.	  1) 	  2) . , ; . 	  3) . 

protuberant  a. ,  

proud  a.	  1) ;   ;	   the proud father  ;	   to be proud  (of, . c inf.)	  2) , , , 	  3) ; , 	  4) . , ;	   proud steed  	  5)  (  ); ;	   proud sea  	  6) proud flesh      ;   to do smb. proud   -.;	   you do me proud    

proudly  adv. ;  ; 

proudspirited  a. , , 

proudstomached  a. , , 

prove  v.	  1) ; ; 	  2) , 	  3) ;	   the play proved a success   	  4) . 	  5) .  ()	  6) .    prove out ()

proven  a. ;	   not proven . . ()  

provenance  n. ; 

Provencal  .	1. a. 	2. n.	  1) 	  2)  

provender  n.	  1) , 	  2) . 

provenience  = provenance

proverb  n.	  1) 	  2) pl.   	  3)  (. -. );	   he is avaricious to a proverb     	  4) the Book of Proverbs .    to a proverb ,   

proverbial  a.   ; ; 

provide  v.	  1) ; ;	   he has a large family to provide for    	  2) , ;	   his father provided him with a good education     	  3)   (against provide  -);  (for)	  4) , ();	   to provide an excuse ()  	  5)   (that)

provided  I	1. p-p.  provide	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   provided by the rules  	  3) provided school  ,     	II cj. ( provided that)  ,  ,   , 

providence  n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) (P.) 

provident  a.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 

providential  a.	  1) ; 	  2) , 

providently  adv.	  1) , 	  2) 

provider  n.	  1) 	  2)  

providing  I pres-p.  provide	II = provided II

province  n.	  1) , 	  2) pl. , ;	   the provinces     	  3)  (  ..);  , ;	   it is out of my province    	  4)   the Provinces . 

provincial  1. a. ; ; 	2. n.	  1) 	  2) . 

provincialism  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  

provinciality  n. 

provincialize  v.  () 

provision  1. n.	  1) , ;	   to make ample provision for one's family   	  2) , 	  3) pl. ;  	  4) ,  (  ..); ;	   to agree on the following provisions      	  5)   (for, against);	   to make provisions , 	2. v.  

provisional  a.	  1) ;	   provisional government  	  2) , 

proviso  n. (pl. -os, -oes ) ;  ( )

provisory  a.	  1) 	  2) 

provitamin  n. 

provocation  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) 	  3) 

provocative  1. a.	  1) , ; 	  2) 	  3)  (of provocative -.); ; 	  4) 	2. n.	  1) 	  2)  

provoke  v.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) , 	  4) 

provoking  1. pres-p.  provoke	2. a. ; ; ;	   provoking behaviour  ;	   how provoking!  !,  !

provost  n.	  1)  (    )	  2)  (  )	  3) . 	  4) .   	  5) .   	  6) attr. -;	   provost marshal   ;	   provost prison  ;	   provost corps  ,  

prow  n.	  1)  (, )	  2) . , 

prowess  n. , , 

prowl  1. v.	  1) , ,  (  ; . prowl about)	  2)  	  3) 	2. n. on the prowl ;	   to take a prowl round the streets    

prowlcar  n. .   

prowler  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

proximate  a. ; ; 

proximity  n. ;	   proximity of blood  

proximo  . a.  ;	   on the 10th proximo 10-   

proxy  n.	  1) ;  ; ;	   by proxy  ;	   to vote by proxy	    )   ;	    )    ( )	  2) ,  , ;	   to be ( to stand) proxy for smb.  -. 	  3) . , ,   

prude  n.	  1) ;    ,   	  2) ,  

prudence  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) , 

prudent  a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) , 

prudential  1. a.  , 	2. n. (. pl.)  ;  

prudery  n.  ;  

prudish  a.    ,    ; 

prune  I n.	  1) 	  2) -  prunes and prism(s)   	II v.	  1) ;  (  ..)	  2)  (  ..)	  3)  (  ),  (. prune away, prune down)

prunella  n.  ()

prurience  pruriency n.	  1)  , 	  2) 

prurient  a. 

Prussian  1. a.  P. blue  	2. n. 

prussic acid  n.  

pry  I	1. n.	  1)  (. . Paul P.)	  2) 	2. v.	  1) ,  ( pry about, pry into)	  2)    ; 	  3)   (  ; . pry into) pry out , 	II 1. n. 	2. v.	  1) , ,      	  2)   

psalm  n. 

psalmist  n. 

psalmody  n.  

psalter  n. 

psaltery  n.  ( .   )

pseud  pref. -, -

pseudo  pref. -, -

pseudomorphism  n. . 

pseudonym  n. 

pseudonymous  a.     

pshaw  1. interj. !, !, ! (   )	2. v.  ,  ( pshaw at)

psittacosis  n. .  , 

psora  n. .	  1) 	  2) = psoriasis

psoriasis  n. . 

Psyche  n. . . 	psyche  I n. , 	II n.    , 

psychiatric  psychiatrical a. 

psychiatrist  n. 

psychiatry  n. 

psychic  1. a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  ,   ..	2. n. 

psychical  a. 

psychics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

psycho  n. . , , 

psycho-analysis  n. 

psycho-analyst  n.   , 

psychological  a. ;	   psychological moment .   

psychologist  n. 

psychology  n. 

psychopath  n. 

psychoses  pl.  psychosis

psychosis  n. (pl. -ses) 

psychosomatic  a. 

ptarmigan  n.  

pterodactyl  n. . 

pterosaur  n. . 

ptisan  n.  (. ) 

Ptolemaic  a. 

ptomaine  n. ,  

pub  a. (.  public house) .	  1) , ; 	  2) 

puberty  n.  

pubescence  n.	  1)  	  2)  ( )

pubescent  a.	  1)     	  2) . .  , 

public  1. a.	  1) ; ;	   public man  ;	   public office ,    ;	   public officer ( official)  ;	   public opinion  ;	   public opinion poll    -. ;	   public peace  ;	   public debt  	  2) , ;	   public ownership  ;	   public spirit  ; 	  3) , ;	   public library (lecture)   ();	   public road  	  4) ;	   public service  ;	   public utilities	    )  , ;	    )  	  5) , ;	   public protest  ;	   to give smth. public utterance  -. 	2. n.	  1) ; ;	   to appeal to the public ,   ;	   in public , 	  2) ;	   the British public  	  3) . . public house

public enemy  n.	  1)  	  2)   

public health  n. 

public house  n. , , , 

public relations  n.	  1)  	  2) attr. ,     ;	   public relations department	    ) -;  ;	    )    ;	   public relations officer   ;	   public relations man   

public school  n.	  1)         ( )	  2)    (   )

publican  n.	  1) 	  2) -. 	  3) . 

publication  n.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3)  (  ..)

publicist  n.	  1) , 	  2)    	  3)   

publicity  n.	  1) , ;	   to give publicity to  -.  -. 	  2) 	  3) attr. publicity agent   

publicize  v.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) ; 

publicly  adv. ; 

publish  v.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3)   ,  ( )	  4) .   

publisher  n.	  1) 	  2) .  

publishing  1. pres-p.  publish	2. a. publishing house ( office) 

publishment  n. . .     

puce  1. n. - 	2. a. -

puck  I n. , - ( )	II n. .  ( )

pucka  . a. . ; ; 

pucker  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) .  ; ; ; 	2. v.	  1) ()	  2)  ,   

puckish  a. ; 

pud  n. . ; 

puddening  n. . 

pudding  n.	  1) 	  2) -.,   ( , )	  3)  ;	   black pudding  	  4) = puddening pudding face   ;	   more praise than pudding =     ;   ;	   the proof of the pudding is in the eating =  ,  

pudding-head  n. , 

pudding-stone  n. . 

puddingy  a.	  1)   	  2) . ; 

puddle  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3)             ..	  4) .  	2. v.	  1)  ()	  2)    (. puddle about, puddle in)	  3)  ()	  4)  (   ..)    	  5) , ; 	  6) ,   	  7) 	  8) . 

puddling furnace  n.  

puddly  a. ,  

pudency  n. 

pudenda  pl.  pudendum

pudendum  n. (pl. -da; . pl.) .    

pudge  n. . ; 

pudgy  a.   

pueblo  . n. (pl. -os )	  1)    , 	  2)   

puerile  a.	  1) 	  2) , ; 

puerility  n. 

puerperal  a. ;	   puerperal fever  

Puerto Rican  1. a. 	2. n. ; 

puff  1. n.	  1)  ()	  2) ,  	  3) ,  	  4) 	  5)  ( )	  6)  	  7) ;	   jam puff    	  8)  ;  	2. v.	  1)  	  2) ;	   to puff and blow ( pant)  ;	   to be puffed 	  3) ,   	  4) 	  5) ()	  6)  , 	  7) ,  puff away	    ) ,     ;	    ) to puff away at a cigar  ;	   puff out	    )  ();	    ) , ;	   puffed out with selfimportance  ;	    )  , ;	   puff up	    )   (   ..);	    ) puffed up ,  

puff pastry  n.  

puff-adder  n.  

puff-ball  n.  ()

puff-box  n. 

puffed  1. p-p.  puff 2	2. a.	  1)   ( )	  2) 

puffery  n. ;  

puffin  n. . ; 

puffy  a.	  1) ;  	  2) ; ; 	  3)  ( )	  4) , ;	   puffy style  	  5) . , ; 

pug  I n.	  1) 	  2) = pug-nose	II 1. n.	  1)  	  2)  	2. v.  	III .	1. n.  	2. v.   , 	IV . .  pugilist

pug-dog  = pug I, 1

pug-mill  n. 

pug-nose  n.  

pug-nosed  a.	  1) 	  2)   

puggaree  . n.	  1)  	  2)   ,   (    )

puggree  . n.	  1)  	  2)   ,   (    )

pugilism  n.  ; 

pugilist  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  

pugilistic  a. 

pugnacious  a. 

pugnacity  n. 

puisne  1. a.	  1) .  (   );	   puisne judge  ,  	  2) . = puny	2. n.  

puissance  n. . . 

puissant  a. . . ; 

puke  1. n. 	2. v. , 

pukka, pukkah  = pucka

pulchritude  n. . , 

pule  v. ; ; 

pull  1. n.	  1) , ; ;  ;	   to give a pull at the bell  	  2)  ( )	  3) 	  4) , ;	   a long pull uphill    	  5) ;   	  6)  	  7) ;  ( );	   to have a pull at the bottle ,  ()	  8) ,  (  ..)	  9) 	  10) . , , 	  11) .  (on, upon, over pull  -.)	  12) .  	2. v.	  1) , ; ;	   to pull a cart  ;	   to pull the horse  , ;	   the horse pulls   , 	  2) , ;	   he pulled his hat over his eyes     	  3) , ;	   to pull a cork  ;	   he had two teeth pulled    	  4) ;	   to pull smb.'s hair  -.  ;	   to pull a bell 	  5) ; ;	   to pull to pieces   ; . , ;	   he pulled his muscle in the game      	  6) ,  (, )	  7) ,  ;	   my pipe pulls badly    	  8) , 	  9) ,   ;  (   );	   to pull a good oar   	  10) .   (    ..)	  11) .  	  12) .   ( -  , ) pull about	    )    ;	    ) ,  ;	   pull apart	    ) ;	    ) , ;	   pull at	    ) ;	    )  (  ..);	    )  ( );	   pull back	    ) ;	    ) ;	    ) . ;	   pull down	    )  ();	    )  ();	    ) ,  ( ,   ..);	    ) , ;	   pull in	    )  ();	    ) ; . , ;	   I don't know what you are pulling in now  ,    ;	    )  ;	    )  ();	    )  (   ..  );	   pull off	    ) , ;	    ) ,   ;   ;	    )  (, );	    ) , ;	   the boat pulled off from the shore    ;	   the horseman pulled off the road    ;	   pull on	    ) ;	    )    ,  ;	   pull out	    ) ;  ();	   the drawer won't pull out   ;	    ) ; ;	    ) ;	    ) ;  (  -  );	    )   ;	    ) .   ;	   pull over	    )   ;	    ) ; ;	   pull round	    )  ( );	    ) ;	   the doctors tried in vain to pull him round     ;	   pull through	    ) ;	    ) ()  (  . .), ();  (  ..);	   we shall pull through somehow   - ;	   pull together	    )  ;	    ) refl.    ; ;   ;	   pull up	    ) ();	    ) ;	   to pull oneself up   ;    ;	    ) ;  ;	    )        ( ) to pull strings ( ropes, wires)   ;    ;    (-.);	   to pull one's weight    ;	   to pull anchor   , ;	   to pull a face ( faces) ,  ;	   pull devil!, pull baker! !, !,   ! (   );	   to pull the nose 

pull-back  n.	  1) ; 	  2)   	  3) . 

pull-in  = pull-up 3

pull-on  1. n.     (,   ..)	2. a. ,   

pull-out  n.	  1) .   	  2) .   

pull-over  n. , 

pull-through  n. .  ()

pull-up  n.	  1)  ()	  2) .    	  3)   , .  

pulled  1. p-p.  pull 2	2. a. pulled bread    ;	   pulled chicken  ;	   pulled figs  ,  

puller  n.	  1) ,  	  2) 	  3)    (,   ..);   ; 	  4) .    

pullet  n.  ()

pulley  1. n. , ; ;	   driving pulley  	2. v.   

pullicate  n.	  1)     	  2)   

Pullman  n.    (. Pullman car)

pullulate  v.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) ,  (   ..)

pulmonary  a. . 

pulp  1. n.	  1)  	  2)   ; 	  3) . 	  4) ,  	  5) . ; 	  6) pulp magazines .  ,    to beat smb. to a pulp  -.  ;	   to be reduced to a pulp   , 	2. v.	  1) ()   	  2)    (   ..)

pulpit  n.	  1)  ()	  2) (the pulpit)  	  3) (the pulpit) pl. . 	  4) . .  

pulpiteer  .	1. n. 	2. v. 

pulpy  a. , ; 

pulsar  n. . 

pulsate  v. , ; 

pulsatile  a.	  1) 	  2) .  ( )

pulsation  n. 

pulsatory  a. 

pulse  I	1. n.	  1) ; ; ;	   to feel the pulse  ; .  , , ""	  2)  (  ..)	  3) , 	  4) , 	  5)   (  ..)	  6) . . 	2. v. , 	II n. . .  

pulton  n.   

pultun  n.   

pulverization  n.	  1) 	  2)   

pulverize  v.	  1) , ; ()  	  2) ()	  3) ,  ( )

pulverizer  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

pulverulenx  a. , 

pulwar  . n.  

puma  n. . , 

pumice  1. n. 	2. v. ,  

pumice-stone  = pumice 1

pummel  v.  (. ); 

pump  I	1. n. ; 	2. v.	  1)  ; ; 	  2)  (  ..)	  3) (. p-p.)    (. pump out)	  4) , ,  pump out	    ) ;	    ) ,  (of);	   pump up ;	   to pump up a tire   to pump ship . 	II n.	  1) -	  2)    (. )

pump-handle  1. n.  	2. v. .   (-.) 

pump-room  n.	  1)       , 	  2)  

pumpkin  n.  ()

pumpkin-head  n. . , 

pun  1. n.  ; 	2. v. 

Punch  n.	  1) , ;	   Punch and Judy    (  )	  2) "" (   ) as pleased as Punch  ;	   as proud as Punch  	punch  I	1. n.	  1)  	  2) . , ; 	2. v.	  1)  	  2) .  	II 1. n.	  1) 	  2) . , ; ; 	  3) = punch press	  4) . 	2. v.    ; ;  punch in  (  ..);	   punch out  (  ..)	III n. 	IV n. .	  1)  ,  (. Suffolk punch)	  2)      ; 

punch press  n.	  1)  ;  	  2) attr. punch press operator ; 

punch-bowl  n.   

puncheon  I n. .  	II n.	  1) 	  2) . ; ; 

puncher  n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) . ; ; ;  	  4) .   

Punchinello  . n. (pl. os ) 

punchingball  n. . ,  (  )

punctate  a. . . 

punctated  a. . . 

punctilio  n. (pl. os ) , ; 

punctilious  a. ,   

punctual  a. , 

punctuality  n. , 

punctuate  v.	  1)   	  2) , 	  3) , ;	   the audience punctuated the speech by outbursts of applause     

punctuation  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. ;	   punctuation marks  

puncture  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2)  (. )	  3) .  ()	2. v.	  1) ;  	  2)  ;	   the tire punctured a mile from home      

punctured  1. p-p.  puncture 2	2. a. ; ;	   punctured wound  

pundit  n.	  1) .  , 	  2) .  

pungency  n. , ;	   pungency of pepper   ;	   pungency of wit ,  

pungent  a. , ; 

Punic  a. . ;  Punic faith 

punish  v.	  1) ; ;  	  2) .  	  3)  ;  	  4)   ( .)	  5) .  ,   

punishable  a. ,  

punishment  n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) .    

punitive  a. ;	   punitive expedition  

Punjabi  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) 	  2)  ()

punk  n.	  1) .  ; ; ; 	  2) . -. , ; 	  3) .  ; 	  4) .  	  5) attr. . 

punnet  n.   ( )

punster  n. ; 

punt  I	1. n.  ,  	2. v.  ( ),  	II .	1. n.   ( );  ()  	2. v.   ();  ()  	III 1. n. 	2. v.	  1) . 	  2)    

punter  n.  ; 

puny  a.	  1) , , , 	  2) , 

pup  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ; ; 	  3) .   ;  to sell smb. a pup .  .  	2. v. 

pupa  n. (pl. ae) . 

pupae  pl.  pupa

pupal  a. pupal chamber 

pupate  v. . 

pupation  n. .  , 

pupil  I n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) . ; 	II n. 

pupilagei, pupillagei  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

pupilary, pupillary  I a.	  1) 	  2)   	II a. 

puppeeteer  n.   ; , 

puppet  n.	  1) , 	  2) attr.  ( )	  3) attr.  (   ..)

puppetplay  n.	  1)  	  2)  

puppetry  n.	  1)  	  2) ; 

puppetshow  n.  

puppy  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) . ;  ;  

puppyism  n. 

purblind  a.	  1) 	  2) ; 

purchasable  a.	  1)   	  2) 

purchase  1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  , 	  3)    ;	   the land is bought at 20 years' purchase     20 	  4) , 	  5)   ; 	  6)        (. , ,   ..)	  7)  ;   ;	   to get a purchase with one's feet     	  8) attr. purchase department  ;	   purchase tax    the man's life is not worth a day's purchase     	2. v.	  1) , ; 	  2) ,  ()	  3) .  ;  

purchaser  n. 

purchasingpower  n. .  

purdah  . n.	  1) 	  2)    	  3) ; 	  4)  

pure  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) , 	  4) ;	   pure taste  	  5)  ( ); ;  ( )	  6) , ;	   pure imagination  ;	   pure accident  

pure-minded  a.  

purebred  a. , 

puree  n. . -; 

purely  adv.	  1) , , , 	  2) 

purgation  n.	  1) 	  2) .  

purgative  1. a.	  1) 	  2) 	2. n.  ()

purgatorial  a. ; 

purgatory  1. n.	  1) .  (. .)	  2) . 	2. a. 

purge  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) . 	  3) 	2. v.	  1)  (of, from purge  .); ; ,  (-.; . purge away, purge off, purge out)	  2) ,  (of purge  -.)	  3)  (); ;	   to purge oneself of suspicion    	  4) .  	  5)  	  6) 

purification  n.	  1) , 	  2) . , 

purificatory  a. 

purifier  n. . . 

purify  v.	  1) () (of, from purify  .)	  2) .   

purism  n. 

purist  n. 

puristic  a.   ; 

Puritan  1. n.	  1) 	  2) (.) 	2. a. (.) 

puritanic  a. 

puritanical  a. 

Puritanism  n.	  1) 	  2) (.)  

purity  n.	  1) ;	   white purity  	  2) 	  3) 	  4)  ( )

purl  I	1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2)   	2. v.	  1)  	  2)   	II 1. n. 	2. v. 	III .	1. n.   	2. v. ();   ;  

purler  n. .   ;	   to come ( to take) a purler   

purlieu  n.	  1) pl. , ; , 	  2) .   ,   

purlin  n. . 

purloin  v. , 

purple  1. n.	  1)  , ;	   ancient purple  (  )	  2)  	  3) 	  4)    ;	   to raise to the purple  	2. a.	  1) ; ;	   to turn purple with rage   	  2) 	  3) ;  	  4) . ; 	3. v.	  1)    	  2) 

purplefish  n.  ()

purport  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) .  	  3) . , 	2. v.	  1) ; ;	   this letter purports to be written by you     	  2) .  , 

purpose  1. n.	  1) , , ;	   novel with a purpose  ;	   of set purpose  , ;	   on purpose ;	   on purpose to...  ...;	   to answer ( to serve) the purpose ,  ;	   to the purpose ;  ;	   beside the purpose ;	   sense of purpose 	  2) ; ;	   to little purpose  ;	   to no purpose , ;	   to some purpose   	  3) , ;	   wanting in purpose , 	2. v.  ; ;	   I purpose to go to Moscow     

purposeful  a.	  1) ;  	  2) ; 	  3)  , 

purposeless  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

purposely  adv. ,  ; 

purposive  a.	  1)    	  2) 	  3) 

purr  1. n. 	2. v. 

purree  . n.   

Purrhonist  n.  ; 

purse  1. n.	  1) ;	   to open one's purse ;	   the public purse ;	   to have a common purse    	  2) , ,  (. fat purse, heavy purse, long purse);	   lean ( light, slender) purse 	  3)  ;  ; , ;	   to make up a purse   ( );	   to give ( to put up) a purse  ,  	  4) ,  (. .);	   purses under the eyes   	  5)  ( )	2. v. to purse (up) one's mouth  

pursebearer  n. 

purseproud  a.   ;  ()

purser  n. ,  ( )

pursestrings  n. pl. ,      to hold the pursestrings  ;	   to tighten (to loosen) the pursestrings , ,  ( , ) 

purslane  n. . 

pursuance  n.	  1) ; ;	   in pursuance of smth.  -.,  -.,  -.;   -.	  2) 

pursuant  adv. pursuant to (.  prep.) ,  (-.)

pursue  v.	  1) ;   ; ;  ;	   ill health pursued him till death      	  2)  ();    ;	   to pursue a scheme  , , ;	   to pursue the policy of peace ,   ;	   to pursue pleasure  	  3)  (, , , )	  4)  (-.);  	  5) (. .) .  

pursuer  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) . . 

pursuit  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; ;	   the pursuit of happiness  ;	   in pursuit of  ;   , 	  3) ;	   daily pursuits  ; 

pursuitplane  n. . 

pursuivant  n.	  1) . 	  2)    

pursy  I a.	  1)  	  2) 	II a.	  1) ,   	  2) 

purulent  a. , 

purvey  v.	  1) ,  (. )	  2)  	  3) 

purveyance  n.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3) .     

purveyor  n. 

purview  n.	  1) .  ,   	  2) , ,  (); 	  3) 

pus  n. 

push  1. v.	  1) ; ;	   to push aside all obstacles ,   ;	   to push a door to  	  2) 	  3) (); (); ();	   to push one's way ;   ;	   to push one's claims   ;	   to push one's fortune    ;	   to push oneself  	  4) ;	   to push one's wares   	  5) to be pushed for time (money)    ()	  6) ;  (  ..) push around .  (.);	   push away ;	   push forward	    ) ;  ;	    ) ;  ;	   push in  (  -    ..);	   push off	    )  ( );	    ) ;	    ) . , ;	    )  ();	   push on	    )  ();	    ) , ;	   to push things on   ;	   push out	    ) ;	    )   ( );	    ) ,  ;	   push through (); ;	   to push the matter through    ;	   push upon: to push smth. upon smb.  -. -.	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2) , ; ; ; 	  3) ,  ;	   to make a push   	  4) . 	  5) ; 	  6)  ;  	  7) . ;	   to give the push ;	   to get the push  	  8) . ,  (, )	  9) .  

pushball  n. . 

pushbicycle  n.  (  )

pushbutton  1) n.  (  ..)	  2) attr.  ( );	   pushbutton war "" 

pushcart  n.	  1)  	  2)    	  3) attr. pushcart man .  

pushchair  n.     

pusher  n.	  1) ; ; , 	  2) ,  ,    	  3) .    	  4) .   	  5)  

pushful  a.  , ; 

pushing  1. pres-p.  push 1	2. a.	  1) , , 	  2) , 

pushover  n. . .	  1)  ;  	  2)  ;  	  3)  

pushpin  n.	  1) .  (  )	  2)   

pushpull  a. . 

Pushtoo  n.  ;  

Pushtu  n.  ;  

pushup  n. . . . 

pusillanimity  n. , 

pusillanimous  a. 

puss  n.	  1) , 	  2) . 	  3) . ()  (. sly puss) puss in the corner   " ";	   P. in Boots   

pussy  I a. ; 	II n.	  1) = puss	  2)   

pussycat  n. , , 

pussyfoot  . .	1. n.	  1)  	  2)   	2. v.	  1)  -	  2)  

pussywillow  n. 

pustular  a. 

pustulate  1. v.  	2. a.  

pustule  n. . , 

pustulous  = pustular

put  I v. (put)	  1) , ; ;	   put more sugar in your tea     ;	   to put a thing in its right place    ;	   to put smb. in charge of...  .  ...;	   to put a child to bed   	  2) ; ;	   to put to prison   ;	   it's time he was put to school     ;	   to put a boy as apprentice    ;	   put yourself in his place     ;	   to put on the market   ;	   he put his money into land       ;	   put it out of your mind    	  3) , ;	   to put a glass to one's lips    	  4)  (,   ); ,  (from... into put     );  (  );	   to put it in black and white    ;	   I don't know how to put it  ,   ;	   I put it to you that...   , ...	  5) ,   ;	   to put a question  ;	   to put to vote   	  6) ;  ;	   to put a horse to ( at) a fence    ;	   to put one's mind on ( to) a problem    ;	   to put smth. to use  .	  7) . , ; 	  8) ;	   to put a knife into   ;	   to put a bullet through smb.  -.	  9) , ;	   to put a new handle to a knife     	  10)  (    );	   to put in order   ;	   to put an end to smth.  -.;	   to put a stop to smth.  -.;	   to put to sleep ;	   to put to the blush    , ;	   to put to shame ;	   to put to death  , , ;	   to put to flight   ;	   to put into a rage ;	   to put a man wise (about, of, to)  .  (.),  . (.);	   to put smb. at his ease , 	II n.  (  ..)	III = putt

put-up  a. . ,  ; ;	   a put-up affair ( job) ,  ;  

putative  a. , 

putlog  n. .   

putoff  n.	  1) 	  2) 

putrefaction  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  

putrefactive  a.  

putrefy  v.	  1) ,  ( )	  2)  	  3)  ();   

putrescence  n. 

putrid  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) .  putrid fever  

putridity  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  , 

putsch  . n. 

putt  1. n. () ,     ( )	2. v.     ( )

puttee  n.	  1)  ( )	  2) 

putter  I n.   ( )	II v.	  1)   (over putter )	  2)  ,  (about, along) putter about   ; 

puttie  = puttee

puttier  n. 

putting  1. pres-p.  put I	2. n. . ;	   putting the shot  

putting-stone  n. . 

puttinggreen  n.   (   )

putty  1. n.	  1) () ,  (. glazier's putty)	  2) ,        (. jeweller's putty) putty medal     	2. v.  ; 

puzzle  1. n.	  1) ,   ; , 	  2)  ();	   Chinese puzzle  	  3) , ; 	2. v.	  1)   ,   ; ;	   to puzzle one's brains over smth.     -.;   -.	  2) ,  puzzle out  (-.),   (-.)

puzzle-headed  a. ;      ; 

puzzle-pated  = puzzle-headed

puzzlement  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

puzzler  n.  ;  

puzzling  1. pres-p.  puzzle 2	2. n.   ;   

pyaemia  n. . 

pyedog  n. .  

pygmaean  a. 

pygmean  a. 

pygmy  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) attr. 	  4) attr. 

pyjamas  n. pl. 

pylon  n.	  1) . , 	  2) . 

pylorus  n. .  

pyorrhoea  n. . 

pyramid  1. n.	  1) 	  2) -.,    	  3) pl. ,     15 	  4) .           	2. v.	  1)    	  2) .           	  3)   , 

pyramidal  a. 

pyre  n.  

pyretic  a.	  1) 	  2) 

pyrites  n.  , 

pyro-electricity  n. 

pyrometer  n. . 

pyrotechnic  a. ;	   pyrotechnic pistol  

pyrotechnics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

pyrotechnist  n. 

pyroxene  n. . 

pyroxylin  n. . 

Pyrrhic  I n.	  1)   	  2) .  (. Pyrrhic foot)	II a. Pyrrhic victory  

Pyrrhonism  n.    ; 

pyrrol  n. . 

Pythagorean  1. a. ;	   Pythagorean proposition .  	2. n. 

Pythian  a. -. 

python  n.	  1) . 	  2) . . 	  3) 

pythoness  n. ; , 

pyx  1. n.	  1) . 	  2)     (  );	   the trial of the pyx ,  	2. v.   ()

pyxis  . n.   (   ..)

Q, q  n. (pl. Qs, Q's ) 17-  .  Q and reverse Q "" (  )

qua  . adv.  

quack  I	1. n.	  1)  ()	  2) . , 	2. v.	  1)  ( )	  2) , 	II 1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) attr. ;	   quack doctor -;	   quack medicine ( remedy)    	2. v.	  1)  	  2) , 

quack-quack  n. . -, 

quackery  n. , 

quackle  v. 

quacksalver  = quack II, 1

quad  n.	  1) . .  quadrangle	  2) .  quadrat	  3) . .  quadruplets	  4)  ()	  5) .  (       )	  6) . . ;    

quadragenarian  1. a. 	2. n.  

Quadragesima  n. .	  1)      (. Quadragesima Sunday)	  2) .  

quadragesimal  a.	  1) ,    (.   )	  2) . 

quadrangle  n.	  1) 	  2)  ,  

quadrangular  a. 

quadrant  n.	  1) . ,  	  2) . ,  

quadrat  n. . 

quadrate  1. n.	  1) 	  2) .  	2. a. ,  (.    )	3. v. .	  1)  	  2) ();  (with, to)

quadratic  .	1. a. ;	   quadratic equation  ,   	2. n. = quadratic equation {. 1}

quadrature  n. . . ;	   quadrature of the circle  

quadrennial  a.	  1)   	  2)     ;	   quadrennial election ,    

quadriga  n. (pl. -gae) -.  ( ,   )

quadrigae  pl.  quadriga

quadrilateral  1. n. 	2. a. 

quadrille  n. 

quadrillion  n. .	  1) ,     (  24 )	  2) .     (  15 )

quadripartite  a.    ;    

quadripole  n. . 

quadrisyllable  n.  

quadrivalent  a. . 

quadroon  n.  (    )

quadruped  1. n.   (. )	2. a. 

quadrupedal  a. 

quadruple  1. n.  	2. a.	  1) ;  (of, to); 	  2)    	  3)  ( )	3. v. 

quadruplets  n. pl.  

quadruplicate  1. n.	  1) in quadruplicate   	  2) pl.   	2. a. 	3. v. ,   ;    

quads  . . quadruplets

quaere  .	1. n. 	2. v. (. imp.)  , ;	   most interesting, but quaere, is it true?   , , ,   ?

quaestor  n. -. 

quaff  v. .   ;  

quag  = quagmire 1

quaggy  a.	  1) , , 	  2)    	  3)  ( )

quagmire  n.	  1) , 	  2)  

quail  I n.	  1) (pl.  .) 	  2) . . . 	II v.	  1) ; ,  (at, before)	  2) . 	  3) . , 

quail-call  = quail-pipe

quail-pipe  n.    , 

quaint  a.	  1) ,     ;	   quaint old customs   	  2) , 

quake  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) . 	2. v.	  1) , , ,  ( )	  2) ;	   to quake with cold (fear, anger, weakness)    (, , )

Quaker  n.	  1) 	  2) (q.) = quaker-gun	  3) attr. ;	   Q. City . .  , 

quaker-gun  n. . .  

Quaker-meeting  = Quakers' meeting

Quakeress  n. 

Quakerish  a. ; - 

Quakerism  n. 

Quakers' meeting  n.	  1)  	  2) ,    

quaking  a. ,  quaking asp 

quaking-grass  n. . 

quaky  a. , 

qualification  n.	  1) , 	  2) ; ;   -. ;	   a doctor's qualification  	  3) ,  (,   ..)	  4)  	  5) . ,  

qualificatory  a.	  1) 	  2) 

qualified  1. p-p.  qualify	2. a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) 

qualify  v.	  1) () (-.);  -. 	  2)   ( -);     (as, for);	   to qualify for the vote   	  3) , ;  (as)	  4) , 	  5) 	  6) . 

qualifying  1. pres-p.  qualify	2. a. ;	   qualifying examination    -. 

qualitative  a. 

quality  n.	  1)  (. .); ;	   of good quality 	  2) ; ;  ;	   to give a taste of one's quality  ,    ..	  3)  , 	  4) .   ;	   people of quality, the quality   , ,  (. the common people);	   a lady of quality  	  5) .  ; . 	  6) ;	   the quality of a voice  

qualm  n.	  1)  , 	  2)    	  3) (. pl.)    ;	   qualms of conscience  

qualmish  a.	  1)   	  2)   

qualmishness  n. 

quandary  n.  ; ; ;	   to be in a quandary   ,  ,  

quant  .	1. n.   	2. v. () 

quanta  pl.  quantum

quantify  v.  

quantitative  a. 

quantity  n.	  1)  (. .);	   negligible quantity  , ,   ; . ,    ; ,   	  2) . ;	   incommensurable quantities  ;	   unknown quantity ; . ,          	  3)  ;	   a quantity of ;	   in quantities   	  4) .  ,  

quantum  . n. (pl. -ta)	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) . 	  4) attr. ;	   quantum theory  ;	   quantum number  

quarantine  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . .  	  3) attr. quarantine flag   	2. v.	  1)  	  2)   (  ..)

quarrel  I	1. n. ,  (with, between);   ; , ;	   to espouse another's quarrel   -.;	   to seek ( to pick) a quarrel with     ;	   to make up a quarrel ,   to find quarrel in a straw  	2. v.	  1)  (with quarrel  -., about, for quarrel - -.)	  2) , ;  (-.);	   I would find difficulty to quarrel with this statement       to quarrel with one's bread and butter  ,    ;    	II n. .  

quarrelsome  a. , , ; 

quarry  I	1. n.	  1) ,  , 	  2)  	2. v.	  1)  ,  (  )	  2)  (   ..);  ,  (for)	II n.	  1) ;  	  2)  

quartan  n. .  , 

quarter  1. n.	  1)  (of);	   a quarter of a century  ;	   to divide into quarters    ;	   for a quarter of the price, for quarter the price   	  2)  ;	   a quarter to one, . a quarter of one   ;	   a bad quarter of an hour   ;  	  3)  (), . ;	   to be several quarters in arrear     (   ..)	  4)  ();	   residential quarter   	  5)  	  6) pl. , , ;	   at close quarters   ;	   to take up one's quarters with smb.   -.   -.	  7) pl. . , ; ; . ;	   to beat to quarters .  ;	   to sound off quarters .  	  8) , ;	   from every quarter   ;	   from no quarter ,    ;	   we learned from the highest quarters     	  9) ;	   to ask for ( to cry) quarter  ;	   to give quarter   (   );	   no quarter to be given   	  10) , 	  11)  ();	   fore quarter ;	   hind quarter  	  12)  (   = 2,9 ;   = 12,7 ;  : 1/4  = 22,86 , 1/4  = 402,24	    ) 13) .  ;	   from what quarter does the wind blow?   ?	  14) . (  25 )	  15)    	  16) .   	  17)  ()	  18) .   	  19) .    not a quarter so good as    , ;	   at close quarters    (.  ) {. . 6};	   to come to close quarters	    )   ;	    )   ;	    )    	2. v.	  1)    () 	  2) . 	  3)  (. );   ;    (on quarter  -.)	  4)  (at)	  5)     (  )	  6)  , ,  	  7) .  ()  ;        

quarter binding  n.    

quarter sessions  n.    (   ,           )

quarter-bill  n. .  

quarter-day  n. ,    (   : 25 , 24 , 29   25 )

quarter-deck  n. . ; 

quarterage  n.	  1) 	  2)  (  ..)  

quarterback  n.  (  )

quarterly  1. n. ,     	2. a. , 	3. adv.   ,    

quartermaster  n.	  1) . ;  () ; 	  2) . -

quartern  n.	  1)   (. quartern-loaf)	  2)  	  3)   ()

quartet  n. . 

quartette  n. . 

quartn  1)  (= 1/4  = 2  = 1,14 );    1 	  2)  (     )	  3) .  (      ) to try to put a quartn into a pint pot =   

quarto  n. (pl. -os ) (. 4to) .	  1) ,   1/4  	  2)   1/4  

quartz  n. .  a quartz clock  

quash  v.	  1) . , 	  2) , 

quasi  . adv.  ;  , ; 

quasi-     -; -;	   a quasi official position  

quasi-conductor  n. . 

Quasimodo  n. .  

quassia  n.	  1) . 	  2)    

quater-centenary  n.  ; 

quaternary  1. a.	  1)    ; 	  2) . 	2. n.	  1)    ; 	  2) (Q.) .  

quaternion  n.	  1) , 	  2) . 

quatrain  n. 

quattrocento  n. . 

quaver  1. n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) .  	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3)   

quavery  a. 

quay  n. , ;  (  )

quayage  n. .	  1)     	  2)   

quayside  n. 

quean  n.	  1) . 	  2) .  , 

queasily  adv.	  1) 	  2)   	  3) 

queasy  a.	  1)  ( )	  2)  , 	  3)  	  4)   ( )	  5) ; 	  6) , 

quebracho  n.	  1)  (     )	  2)   (      )

queen  1. n.	  1) ;	   Q's head    	  2) , ;	   queen of beauty  	  3) . ;	   queen of hearts	    )  ;	    ) .  	  4) . 	  5)  ( ) Q. Anne is dead! =  ! (   );	   when Q. Anne was alive =   	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  (over);  ;  (. queen it)	  3) .      

queenhood  n.	  1)  	  2)   

queening  I pres-p.  queen 2	II n.   

queenly  a.  , 

queer  1. a.	  1) , , 	  2) .  ,   ..	  3) ; ;	   something queer about him   - ;    - , 	  4) . 	  5) . ; ;	   queer money  	  6)  in Q. street .	    )   ;  ;	    )  	2. n. 	3. v. .	  1) ;	   to queer the pitch for smb. =   -.;  -. ;	   to queer oneself with smb.       -.	  2) , 

quell  v.	  1) . . , (, )	  2) ,  (  ..)

quench  v.	  1) , 	  2)  (),  ()	  3)  ()	  4)  ();  	  5)  (, )	  6) .  ,  

quencher  n.	  1) ,   . {. quench}	  2) . 

quenchless  a. ; ;	   a quenchless flame  

quenelle  n. . 

quercitron  n. .	  1)  	  2)   	  3)  (    )

querist  n.  

quern  n.  

querulous  a.  , , , 

query  1. n.	  1) ;	   I have heard the rumour, but query, is it true?     , , ,   ?	  2) 	  3)  	2. v.	  1)  (if, whether); 	  2)  ,   (about; as to)	  3)   

quest  1. n.	  1) ;	   in quest of  	  2)  	  3)      (  )	  4) . ;	   crowner's quest (. . coroner's inquest)  	2. v.	  1) . ;  , 	  2)   ( );   ( )	  3)    (  )

question  1. n.	  1) ;	   ask me no questions    ;	   to put a question to   {. . 2};	   indirect ( oblique) question  ;	   leading question  	  2) , ,  ;	   the question is   ;	   that is not the question    ;	   this is out of the question       ;	   it is merely a question of time     ;	   it is only a question of (doing smth.)     ();	   to come into question  ;	   to go into the question  ;	   the person (the matter) in question  (),    ;	   to put the question    {. . 1}	  3) ;	   beyond all ( out of, past, without) question  ;	   to call in question  ; ;  ;	   to make no question of  ;  	  4) . ;	   to put to the question  question!	    )   ! (    );	    )   !; 64 dollar question   	2. v.	  1) ,  ; 	  2) 	  3)  (, )	  4)  , ;	   to question the honesty of smb.   -. 

question-mark  n.  ,  

questionable  a. ; ;   

questioner  n.	  1) ,  ,    . {. question 2}	  2) , 

questionless  1. a. ; 	2. adv. ; 

questionnaire  n. . , 

quetzal  n.  (  )

queue  1. n.	  1)  ()	  2) ; ;	   to stand in a queue   ;	   to form a queue  ;	   to jump the queue  -.   -.  	  3) attr. queue jumper . ,    -.   -.  	2. v.	  1)  () 	  2)   ,    ( queue up)

qui vive  n. . on the qui vive 

quibble  1. n.	  1)  ; 	  2) , 	2. v.	  1)    ,      	  2) .  

quick  1. a.	  1) , ;	   quick step  ;	   quick luncheon    ;	   quick fire .  ;	   quick march .  ;  ;	   quick time . ,  ;	   quick train  ;	   to be quick ;	   do be quick! !	  2) , , ;	   quick to sympathize 	  3) , ; ;	   a quick child  ;	   quick to learn  	  4)  ( , , );	   to have quick wit   	  5) . ;	   quick with child (. with quick child) 	  6) , ;  ( )	2. adv. ; ;	   please come quick  ;	   now then, quick! !	3. n.	  1) (the quick) pl. . ;	   the quick and the dead   	  2)     (.,  ); . ;	   to cut (to bite) one's fingernails to the quick  ()   ;	   to touch ( to wound, to sting) smb. to the quick   	  3)  

quick bread  n. .    

quick-change  a. quick-change artist  ()

quick-fence  n.  

quick-firer  n. .  

quick-freeze  v.   ();   ( )

quicken  I v.	  1) (); 	  2)     ( )	  3) , 	  4) 	  5) ();	   his pulse quickened   	II n.  

quickfiring  a. 

quickie  n. . ,  ,   (. ., ,   )

quicklime  n.  ,  

quickly  adv. 

quickness  n.   . {. quick 1}

quicksand  n. ,  

quickset  n.	  1)  (. )	  2)  

quicksilver  1. .  to have quicksilver in one's veins   ,  	2. v.   

quicktempered  a. , 

quickwitted  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

quid  I n.     	II n. (pl.  .) .    

quid pro quo  . n.	  1)   , 	  2) , ,       

quiddity  n.	  1) . 	  2) = quibble 1

quidnunc  . n. 

quiescence  n. , 

quiescency  n. , 

quiescent  a.   , ;	   quiescent load .    

quiet  1. a.	  1) ; , ; ;	   keep quiet  ;	   quiet! !,  !;	   the sea is quiet  	  2) , ;	   a quiet dinnerparty  ;	   a quiet wedding  	  3) ,  ( )	  4) ,    ;	   quiet colours  	  5) , ; ;	   to keep smth. quiet , ;	   in a quiet corner   	  6) , ,   ;	   a quiet cup of tea  ,   ,  	2. n. , ; , ;  on the quiet (. . on the q. t.) , ;   	3. v. ();	   to quiet down , 

quieten  v. ()

quietism  n. . 

quietly  adv. , 

quietness  n. , , 

quietude  n. , , 

quietus  n.	  1) , ;	   to get one's quietus 	  2) . ,    ()

quill  1. n.	  1)  ;  	  2)  	  3)   ()	  4) 	  5) ,   	  6) ()   ;	  7) .  ,  	  8) . ;  	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) .  

quill-driver  n. . . , , 

quillet  . . quibble 1

quilling  1. pres-p.  quill 2	2. n. 

quilt  1. n.  	2. v.	  1) ;  	  2)    ,    ..	  3) . 

quinary  a. ,   

quince  n. . 

quincentenary  n.  ; 

quincunx  1. n.        ;    	2. v.    

quinine  n. . . 

quininize  v. 

quinism  n. .        

quinize  = quininize

quinquagenarian  1. a. 	2. n.   

quinquennia  pl.  quinquennium

quinquennial  1. a. 	2. n. 

quinquennium  n. (pl. nia) 

quinquina  n.  

quinquivalent  a. . 

quins  n. pl. . .  quintuplet 2

quinsy  n. . ,  

quintain  n. .      

quintal  n. ,  (. = 50,8 ; . = 45,36 ;  = 100 )

quintan  1. n. .   (     )	2. a.  ( )

quintessence  n. ;  ;	   the quintessence of virtue (politeness)   ()

quintessential  a.  

quintet  n. . 

quintette  n. . 

quintn  1) . 	  2) .  (     )	  3)  (   )

quintuple  1. a.	  1) 	  2)    , 	2. v. ()   

quintuplet  n.	  1)    	  2) pl.  

quip  1. n.	  1)  ; 	  2)    	  3) , 	2. v.   ; 

quire  I n. .	  1)  ()	  2) ()  ;	   in quires , ,  	II = choir

quirk  n.	  1)  , 	  2) , 	  3)  ,  ()	  4) .  ; 

quirt  1. n. 	2. v. ,  

quisle  v.  ,  

quisling  n. , 

quit  1. n. .  ( )	2. a. predic. ,  ( -.,  -.);	   to get quit of one's debts   ;	   he was quit for a cold in the head   	3. v. (quitted . . quit)	  1) , ;	   to quit the army   ;	   to quit hold of ,  ( );	   to quit a house   ,   	  2) . ,  (, )	  3) . ; .  ();	   to quit love with hate    ;	   death quits all scores    	  4) .  

quitch  n. .  

quitchgrass  = quitch

quitclaim  1. n. .   	2. v.   

quite  adv.	  1) , , ; ; ;	   I quite agree   ;	   she is quite alone   ;	   my watch is quite right    	  2) ;   ;   ;	   quite a few  , ;	   quite a long time  	  3) ,   ;	   she is quite a beauty    it is quite the thing .	    )   ,  ;	    )  ,   ;	   quite so!  !, !

quits  a. predic. to be quits ,    ( -.);	   I will be quits with him some day   - ;	   to cry quits	    )  ,   ;	    ) ;	   quits! () !

quittance  n. .	  1) 	  2) , 	  3)  ( ,   ..)

quitter  n. .	  1)   ,    ; 	  2) , 

quiver  I	1. n.	  1) , 	  2) .  	2. v.	  1)   , ; ; 	  2)  	  3)  (-.);	   the moth quivered its wings    	II n. ;	   an arrow left in one's quiver . ,    a quiver full of children . quiverful 2

quiverful  n.	  1)  ,    	  2) .  

Quixote  n. - (. .)

quixotic  a. 

quixotics  = quixotism

quixotism  n. 

quixotry  n. 

quiz  I	1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) 	  3) . 	2. v. .	  1)    ( -.)	  2)     	II 1. n.	  1) . 	  2)  ; ; 	  3) attr. quiz program , 	2. v.	  1)  	  2) .   

quizzee  n. . .	  1)   	  2)   

quizzical  a.	  1) , ; 	  2) , 

quizzingglass  n. . 

quoad  . prep.  ,  

quod  .	1. n. 	2. v.   

quoin  n.	  1)   	  2)   	  3) .  	  4) . 

quoit  n.	  1)     	  2) pl.     ()

quondam  . a. 

Quonset hut  n. .     

quorum  . n. 

quota  n. , , 

quotable  a.	  1)  	  2)  

quotation  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) . , 

quotation-marks  n. pl. 

quote  1. v.	  1) ;  ( -.);	   may I quote you?    ?	  2)  ;   	  3)  ;  ;  (at)	2. n. .	  1) 	  2) pl. 

quoth  v. . 1-  3- .  : quoth I (he, she)  (, ) (), ()

quotha  interj. . . !,  !

quotidian  1. a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   quotidian thought  	2. n.    

quotient  n.	  1) . 	  2) 

quotum  n. , , 

R, r  n. (pl. Rs, R's ) 18-  .  the three R's . ,    (reading, writing, arithmetic)

ra le  n. . . 

rabbet  1. n.	  1) , , , 	  2) .  , 	  3) 	2. v. 

rabbi  n.	  1) ;	  2)  ()	  3) .  . 

rabbin  n. 

rabbinate  n.	  1)  	  2) . 

rabbinic  a. 

rabbinical  a. 

rabbit  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ,  	  3) . ,   to breed like rabbits  ;	   Welsh rabbit    {. . rarebit}	2. v.    (. to go rabbiting)

rabbitfever  n. . 

rabbitfish  n.  ()

rabbithutch  n.    

rabbitwarren  n.  

rabbity  a.	  1)  	  2) 

rabble  I n.	  1) 	  2) (the rabble) . , 	II n. .   ( ); 

rabid  a.	  1)  ( )	  2) , ;	   rabid hatred  

rabidity  n. , , 

rabies  n. , 

raccoon  = racoon

race  I	1. n.	  1)   ,  ; ;	   Marathon race  	  2) , ;	   race for power   ;	   armaments ( arms) race  	  3) pl. ;	   obstacle races   	  4)  ,   ( , );  	  5) . ;  ;	   his race is nearly over     	  6) . ,   	  7) () ; ,  	  8) .  ;     	  9) attr. race reader   	2. v.	  1)    (with)	  2)    ( )	  3)   	  4) 	  5)  (, );    () race away    (  ..) to race the bill through the House ,       	II n.	  1) ;	   the Mongolian race  	  2) ; ; ;	   the human race ,  ;	   the feathered race . ;	   the race of poets 	  3) ;	   of Oriental race  	  4) , 	  5)  ,  ;	   race of wine  	III n.  (. )

racecard  n.  

racecourse  n.	  1)  , 	  2)  ; 

racehatred  n. ,  

racehorse  n.  

raceme  n. . 

racemeeting  n.  

racemose  a. . 

racer  n.	  1) 	  2)    ;  ,    ..	  3) . 	  4) .   ()

racesuicide  n. ,  

racetrack  = racecourse

raceway  n. . .     

rachitis  n. . 

racial  a. 

racialism  n. 

racialist  n. 

racing  1. pres-p.  race I, 2	2. n.	  1)   	  2)   ,  	  3) .   (); 

racism  n. 

racist  n. 

rack  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , ; ;    ( ,   ..)	  4) ; ; ; ; 	  5)  rack of bones . .   	2. v.	  1)  (-.)  ,   (  ..);	   to rack hay    ;	   to rack plates    	  2) .     	II 1. n. . ; . , ;	   to be on the rack ;	   to put to the rack  , 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)    , ; ;	   to rack tenants        ;	   to rack one's wits   	III v.   ( rack off)	IV n.	  1) .  	  2) ;	   rack and ruin  ;	   to go to rack and ruin ,  V	1. n. 	2. v.  

racket  I n.	  1)  (   )	  2) pl.  	II 1. n.	  1) , ;	   to kick up ( to make) a racket  , 	  2)   ;	   to go on the racket ,    	  3) . . , ,       	  4) . . , ; , 	  5) . .  ,    to stand the racket	    ) ;	    )  ( -.);	    )  , 	2. v.  ,    ( racket about)

racketeer  n. .	  1)    {. racket II, 1, 3}	  2) , -

racketeering  n. .	  1)      {. racket II, 1, 3}	  2) ;    ; 

rackety  a.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   to lead a rackety life   

racking  I	1. pres-p.  rack II, 2	2. a. ;	   a racking headache   	II pres-p.  rack I, 2	III pres-p.  rack	III IV pres-p.  rack V, 2

rackrail  n.  

rackrailway  n.   

rackrent  1. n.    	2. v.     

rackwheel  n.  

racoon  n. 

racquet  = racket I

racy  a.	  1) , , ,  ( , )	  2) , ;    ;	   a racy flavour  ;	   racy of the soil	    )    ,      ;	    ) , 	  3) , ; , 	  4) . , , 

radar  n.	  1) , ;  	  2) 

raddle  = ruddle

radial  a.	  1) ; ; 	  2) . 

radian  n. . 

radiance  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

radiancy  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

radiant  1. a.	  1) ,  	  2) , , ;	   a radiant face  ;	   radiant eyes  	  3) . ;	   radiant energy  	2. n.	  1) .  , 	  2) .   , 

radiate  1. a.  ;    	2. v.	  1)    ( );     	  2)  (, );  (. .);	   she radiates health   

radiation  n.	  1) , , ;	   atomic radiation  	  2) 	  3) 	  4) attr. ;	   radiation sickness  ;	   radiation hazard    

radiative  a. 

radiator  n. .	  1) ;  ()	  2) 

radical  1. n.	  1) . 	  2) .  ,  ()	  3) . 	  4) .  ()	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2) , ; 	  3) . , 	  4) .   , 	  5) .    ;	   radical sign  	  6) . 

radicalism  n. . 

radices  pl.  radix

radicle  n.	  1) 	  2) .  (, )	  3) . ,   ( )

radii  pl.  radius

radio  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) 	2. v.   ;  , 

radio aerial  n. 

radio beacon  n. 

radio biology  n. 

radio engineering  n. 

radio-     

radioactive  a. 

radioactivity  n. 

radiobroadcast  v.   ,  

radiocast  v.   ,  

radiocontrolled  a.   

radiogenic  a. . ;  

radiogram  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) 

radiogramophone  = radiogram 3

radiograph  1. n. = radiogram 2	2. v.   

radiolocation  n. 

radiolocator  n. 

radiology  n. ; 

radioman  n. ; 

radiometer  n. 

radionet  radionetwork n. 

radionics  n. 

radiophare  n. 

radiophone  n. 

radioscopy  n. , 

radiosensitive  a. .   

radioshow  n. 

radiosonde  n. . 

radiospectroscopy  n. ,    ( )

radiotelegraph  n. 

radiotherapeutics  = radiotherapy

radiotherapy  n. , 

radiotrician  n. 

radish  n. 

radium  n. . 

radius  n. (pl. radii)	  1) . 	  2) , ;	   within a radius of three miles from Oxford  3   ;	   within the radius of knowledge    	  3)  ()	  4) .  	  5) .  ( )	  6)  ( )

radix  n. (pl. radices)	  1) 	  2)  (  ..)	  3) .   

radon  n. . 

rafale  n. .  

raff  1. n. = riffraff 1	2. v. 

raffia  n. 

raffish  a.	  1) 	  2) 

raffle  1. n. 	2. v.	  1)    ( raffle off)	  2)   

raft  I	1. n. 	2. v.	  1)    ;  ()	  2) ()    	II n. . . , ; ; 

rafter  I = raftsman	II 1. n. . ; 	2. v. .  

rafting  1. pres-p.  raft I, 2	2. n. ;  

raftsman  n. ; , 

rag  I n.	  1) , 	  2) pl. , ,  	  3) pl. ; ;	   in rags	    ) ;	    )  ;	   glad rags .  	  4) .  (  );  ( );  ( );  (   ..)	  5) , ;	   there is not a rag of evidence    	  6) attr. , ;	   a rag doll   he has not a rag to his back     ;   	II . .	1. n.	  1)  ; ; ;	   to say smth. for a rag  -.    -.  	  2) ;  to get one's rag out . ,   	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	III 1. n.  ,  	2. v.	  1)  ;   ( )	  2) .  

rag fair  n. , 

rag paper  n.  

ragamuffin  n. ; 

ragandboneman  n. , 

ragbaby  n.  

ragbolt  n. .  , 

rage  1. n.	  1) , ;   ; ;	   to fly into a rage   	  2) ,   (for rage  -.)	  3) .   (-., -.);   ;	   all the rage   ;	   bicycles were (all) the rage then       	2. v.	  1) ,  (at, against)	  2) ,  ( , )	  3) refl. to rage itself out ,  (. .  )

ragged  I a.	  1) , ; 	  2) , ; 	  3)   ; 	  4) , 	  5) ,  ( );	   ragged rhymes  	  6)  ( )	II p-p.  rag II, 2	III p-p.  rag III, 2

ragged robin  n. . ,  

raggery  n. .  (. ), 

ragging  I	1. pres-p.  rag III, 2	2. n. .  	II pres-p.  rag II, 2

raging  1. pres-p.  rage 2	2. a. , ;	   raging pain  

Raglan  n. -

ragman  = ragandboneman

ragout  n. . 

ragpicker  n. , 

ragstoriches  a. ragstoriches story ,        

ragtag  n. (. ragtag and bobtail) . ,  , 

ragtime  n.	  1)  (  )	  2) attr. , ;	   a ragtime army  

ragweed  n. .  

ragwheel  n. .  

ragwort  = ragweed

rah  interj. (.  hurrah) !

rahrah  a. . ; - , ;	   rahrah boys ,    ;  

raid  1. n.	  1) ,  ; ;	   to make a raid upon the enemy's camp     ;	   air raid  	  2) ;	   a raid on a gambling-den  ()   	2. v.	  1)  , , 	  2)  (into)

raider  n.	  1)  , , 	  2) . 	  3) . ,    

rail  I	1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) 	  3)  ;	   by rail   ;	   off the rails   ; . ,   	  4) , ; , 	  5) 	  6) pl. .  	2. v.	  1)  , ,  (. rail in, rail off)	  2)      	  3)  	II v. (), () (at, against)	III n.   ()

rail mill  n.  

railage  n.	  1)  	  2)   

railchair  n. -.  

railhead  n.	  1)      	  2) .  

railing  I	1. pres-p.  rail I, 2	2. n. ( pl.) , 	II pres-p.  rail II

raillery  n.  , , 

railroad  .	1. n.	  1)  	  2) attr. 	2. v.	  1)    	  2)      	  3)   	  4) .    ,  (-., -.;	   to, into, through);	   to railroad a bill through Congress    	  5) .   ,    ..   

railroader  n. .	  1) 	  2)   

railrollingmill  = rail mill

railway  1. n.	  1)  ;  	  2) attr. ;	   railway mounting .   ;	   railway system   at railway speed  	2. v.	  1)   	  2)    

railwayyard  n.  

raiment  n. . . , 

rain  1. n.	  1) ;	   rain or shine   ; .     ;   ;	   the rains   ;	   to be caught in the rain   ,   ;	   to keep the rain out   	  2) ;  ();  (  ..)	  3) .  right as rain .  ;   	2. v.	  1) ( . ) it rains, it is raining  	  2) (); ;	   blows rained upon him      rain out  -. ( ) it rains cats and dogs =     ;	   it never rains but it pours . =   -  

rainbow  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. ,  rainbow hunt   

rainbow trout  n. .  

raincoat  n.  , 

raindrop  n.  

rainfall  n.	  1)  	  2) 

raingauge  n. . 

rainglass  n. 

rainless  a. ;  

rainproof  a.   , 

rainstorm  n.   

raintight  = rainproof

rainwater  n.  

rainwear  n.  

rainworm  n.  

rainy  a.	  1) ;	   rainy weather  	  2)  ( , ) for a rainy day   

raise  1. v.	  1) ;	   to raise one's glass to smb.'s health   -. ;	   to raise anchor   ;	   to raise pastry ( dough)    ;	   to raise the eyebrows ()  	  2) ,  ();	   to raise a question  ;	   to raise objections  ;	   to raise a claim  	  3) ; ;	   to raise from the dead   	  4)  (  ..)	  5)  ();  (, ); ,  ()	  6)  ( , );	   to raise a man to the peerage  -.  	  7)  (   ..)	  8)  (, , )	  9)  (  ..);	   to raise money  ;	   to raise troops  ;	   to raise a unit .  	  10) ,  ();  ()	  11) . , 	  12) . ,  - to raise hell, . to raise a big smoke .  ,  , ;	   to raise a check .  ;	   to raise a ghost  	2. n.	  1) 	  2) , ; 	  3) .   to make a raise ,  

raised  1. p-p.  raise 1	2. a.	  1)   	  2) , 

raisin  n.	  1) (. pl.) 	  2) 

rait  = ret

raj  . n. ; 

raja, rajah  . n. 

Rajpoot, Rajput  . n. 

rake  I	1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3)  	  4)   , ;	   as lean ( thin) as a rake   	2. v.	  1) , ; ,   (. rake level, rake clean);  	  2)  (. rake up, rake together)	  3)  ,  (in, among rake  -.)	  4)  ; 	  5) . .   ,  rake out ; . ,   ;	   to rake out the fire  , ;	   rake up	    ) ;	   to rake up the fire    ;  ;	    )  ( );	   don't rake up the past    to rake over the coals  	II 1. n.	  1) .  (  ..)	  2)   ;    	  3) .   (),  	  4) . 	2. v.    ;  	III 1. n. , 	2. v.    , 

rakeoff  n. . .  (  ); 

raker  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) . 

rakish  I a. ; 	II a. .	  1) 	  2) ; , 

rallicar  rallicart n.    

rally  I	1. n.	  1)  (, )	  2) 	  3) , , ;  	  4)  ( ,  )	  5) . 	  6)    ( )	  7) . 	2. v.	  1)  ()  () (  );    	  2)  ,  ( , , )	  3) .  ( );  ( )	II v. ,  ( -.)

ram  1. n.	  1) 	  2) (the R.)  (   )	  3) . 	  4) .  ();  	  5) . 	  6) . , 	  7) ,  	2. v.	  1) 	  2) , ; ;	   to ram into smb.  -.  ;	   to ram it home , 	  3) , 

ramble  1. n.	  1) ,  (  )	  2) 	2. v.	  1)   ,  	  2)  ,      	  3) ,  ( )

rambler  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  , .  

rambling  1. pres-p.  ramble 2	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2) ;  	  3) 	  4)  ( )

rambunctious  a. . .	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3)  

ramie  n.	  1) ,  	  2)    

ramification  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) .  

ramify  v. 

ramjet  n. .  - 

rammer  n.	  1) , 	  2) . ; 

rammish  a.	  1)  	  2) 

ramose  a. 

ramp  I	1. n.	  1) , ;  ; . 	  2) .   	  3) -.  ()	  4) . 	  5) 	2. v.	  1)     (  );   	  2) . , , ;  (. ramp about)	  3) ,  ( )	II .	1. n. , ,  (.  )	2. v. , 

rampage  1. n.  ; , ; ;	   to be ( to go) on the rampage 	2. v.    , , 

rampageous  a. , 

rampant  1. a.	  1)     (  )	  2)  ,  ( , )	  3)  	  4) , 	  5) .  ,     ( )	2. n. . .	  1)  ,  	  2)  	  3) 

rampart  1. n.	  1) () 	  2) , 	2. v. ,  

ramrod  n.	  1) 	  2) .  straight as a ramrod =   

ramshackle  a. , ;	   a ramshackle house  ;	   a ramshackle empire    

ran  p.  run 2

ranch  1. n. . ;   	2. v.	  1)  	  2)   

rancher  n.	  1)  	  2)   

ranchman  = rancher

rancid  a. ,  ( )

rancidity  n. 

rancidness  = rancidity

rancorous  a. , 

rancour  n. ,  

rand  n. 

randan  I n.     	II n. . , ;	   to go on the randan 

random  1. n. at random , , 	2. a.    , ; ;	   random bullet  

randy  .	1. a.	  1) , 	  2) 	2. n.	  1)  	  2) ;  

ranee  . n. ,  

rang  p.  ring II, 2

range  1. n.	  1) ,  ();  (  ..)	  2) , 	  3)  	  4) ,   (, ); , 	  5) , ;  ()	  6) , , ;	   that is out of my range     ;      	  7) , ;  ;	   range of vision ,  ; (to be) in range of... ()   ...	  8)   (. kitchen range)	  9) , , 	  10) . 	  11) . ; ; 	  12) .  	  13) .  	  14) .  	  15) attr. . range elevation  ;	   range table    	2. v.	  1) ()  ; ,   	  2) 	  3) refl. , 	  4) ; , ;  (. range over, range through)	  5)    ;	   prices range from a shilling to a pound      	  6)  (. range along, range with)	  7) ,  (. range along, range with);	   the path ranges with the brook    	  8) . . ,    	  9)    ;   ;	   he ranges with the great writers         	  10) .    ;    

rangefinder  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

rangepole  n. .  ;  

ranger  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) 	  3)    ( )	  4) pl. .  	  5) . "",   - 

rangy  a.	  1) 	  2) ,  ( )	  3) ; 	  4) . , 

rani  = ranee

rank  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2) , ;  ;	   of higher rank  , ;	   honorary rank  ;	   to hold rank  ,  	  3) , , , , ;	   a poet of the highest rank  ;	   to take rank with     	  4)   ;	   persons of rank ;	   rank and fashion  	  5) . ;	   to break ranks   ,  ;	   to fall into rank  (   ..) the ranks, the rank and file	    )      ( . );	    )   (  ..);	    )  , ;	   to rise from the ranks     ;	   to reduce to the ranks   	2. v.	  1) ()  , ()  ,  	  2) ;   ;	   I rank his abilities very high     	  3)  -. ;	   he ranks high as a lawyer (scholar)    ();	   a general ranks with an admiral    ( )  	  4) .      ;   ;	   a captain ranks a lieutenant    ( )  	II a.	  1) ,  ( )	  2) ;	   a garden rank with weeds ,   	  3) ,  ( )	  4)  ( )	  5) , ; ; 	  6) , ; ;	   rank nonsense  

ranker  n. ,   

rankle  v. ,  ( , , );	   the memory of the insult still rankles in his heart        

ransack  v.	  1) ;  (, );    	  2)  (), 

ransom  1. n.	  1) ;	   to hold smb. to ransom    -.;	   a king's ransom  ,  	  2) . 	2. v.	  1) ,   	  2) . 

rant  1. n.	  1)  ;  ; 	  2)  	  3) . 	2. v.	  1)  ; 	  2) 	  3) .  ;  

ranter  n.	  1) 	  2)  

ranunculi  pl.  ranunculus

ranunculus  n. (pl. ses li) 

rap  I	1. n.	  1)  ;	   to get (to give) a rap over ( on) the knuckles	    )  ()  ;	    )  () , 	  2) ;	   a rap on the window    	  3) .  ( ); ;	   to take the rap for smth.    -.	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  (at, on)	  3)   (. rap out)	  4) . .  rap out	    ) ,  ;	   to rap out an oath ;	    )  (      ..);	   to rap out a message  	II n. .    (   XVIII .) not a rap =  ;	   I don't care a rap    ;	   it does not matter a rap     	III n.    120 

rapacious  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  ( )

rapacity  n.	  1) 	  2) 

rape  I	1. 1) n. 	  2) . ;	   the rape of Europa . .  	2. v.	  1) 	  2) . 	II n. .	  1) 	  2)  , 	III n.  ,    

rapeoil  n. ,  

rapid  1. a.	  1) , ;	   a rapid pulse  	  2)  ( )	2. n. (. pl.)  , 

rapidfire  a. 

rapidity  n. , ;	   rapidity of fire . 

rapier  n. 

rapierthrust  n.	  1) ,  	  2) .  ; ,  

rapine  n. .	  1) 	  2) 

rappee  n.    

rapport  n. .	  1) , 	  2) ; 

rapprochement  n. .      (.  )

rapscallion  n. . , 

rapt  a.	  1) , 	  2)  (  ..);	   he is rapt in reading   ;	   rapt attention  	  3) 	  4) . rapt    

raptorial  a.  ( , )

rapture  n.	  1) ,  ; ;	   to be in raptures, to go into raptures (over  about smth.)   ,    ( -.)	  2) 	  3) .    

rapturous  a. 

rara avis  n. (. " ") , ,   ,  

rare  I	1. a.	  1) , , ;	   rare gas .  ;	   the rare atmosphere of the mountain tops     	  2) , , 	  3) .  , , ;	   to have a rare time ( fun)  	2. adv. . ;	   a rare fine view ,    	II a. ,  ( );	   rare eggs .  

rarebit  n.    (. Welsh rarebit)

rareeshow  n.	  1)  ;  (   )	  2) 	  3)  

rarefaction  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

rarefy  v.	  1)  (), ()	  2) . , 

rarely  adv.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   we dined rarely    

rareness  n. ; 

rareripe  .	1. a. , 	2. n. 

rarity  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)  ()

rascal  n.	  1) 	  2) . ,  (.  );	   you lucky rascal!     !

rascaldom  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

rascality  n. 

rascally  a. , 

rase  = raze

rash  I a. ; ; , , 	II n. 	III n. 

rasher  n.      ( )

rashness  n.   . {. rash I}

rasp  1. n.	  1) ; ;  	  2) . 	2. v.	  1) , ; , ,  (. rasp off, rasp away)	  2) ,  ,  	  3) ,  	  4)  (   ..)

raspberry  n.	  1) 	  2) .  

raspberrycane  n. (. pl.)  , 

rasper  n.	  1) .    	  2) ,  	  3) . ,    

rasping  1. pres-p.  rasp 2	2. n. (. pl.)  (. )

rat  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2) ; ; ,     	  3) . ; ; 	  4) rats! . !, !	  5) attr. , ;	   rat race   like a drowned rat   ;	   like a rat in a hole   ;	   to smell a rat  ; 	2. v.	  1)   (. )	  2) ;     ;	   to rat on smb.  -.,   -.	  3)  -	  4) , 	II = drat

rat's-tail  n.	  1)   ( ,   ..)	  2) attr. rat's-tail file .  

rat-tat  n. ()   

rat-trap  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) . , 

ratable  = rateable

ratafee  n.	  1)  ; ,    	  2)  

ratafia  n.	  1)  ; ,    	  2)  

ratal  n.  

rataplan  1. n.	  1)  	  2) 	2. v.   

ratatat  = rattat

ratcatcher  n.  ( )

ratchetwheel  n. .  , 

rate  I	1. n.	  1) ; , ; , ;	   the rate of wages per week    ;	   rate of exchange  ;	   rate of surplus value -.   ;	   average rate of profit -.   ;	   at an easy rate ; ;	   to live at a high rate    	  2)  ; ; , , ; ;	   mortality rate 	  3)  	  4) ; , ;	   rate of increase  , ;	   at the rate of 40 miles an hour   40   ;	   rate of fire .  ,  ;	   rate of climb . 	  5) , ; 	  6) , 	  7) .  () at any rate   ;   ;	   at this ( that) rate   ;   	2. v.	  1) , , , ;	   the copper coinage was then rated above it real value        	  2) ; ; ;	   he was rated the best poet of his time     ;	   I rate his speech very high      	  3) (. pass.)  () 	  4) .  ,  ()	II v. ;  	III = ret

rateable  a.	  1)   , 	  2) 

ratepayer  n. 

rater  n. 

ratface  n. . . ,  ,  

rath  = rathe

rathe  a. .	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , 

rather  adv.	  1) , , , ;	   would you rather take tea or coffee?   :   ?;	   I'd rather you came tomorrow    ,     ;	   he would rather die than comply   ,  	  2) , , ;	   this is not the result, rather it is the cause   ,   ( ) ;	   late last night or rather early this morning    ,  ,   	  3)   , , , , ;	   a rather ( rather a) surprising result   ;	   I feel rather better today  , , ;	   I know him rather well     	  4) . (   , ) , ;  !;	   do you know him? Rather!   ? , 

ratheripe  = rareripe

rathskeller  . n.      

raticide  n.   

ratification  n. . , 

ratify  v. . , ;  (, )

ratine  n. . . ; 

rating  I	1. pres-p.  rate I, 2	2. n.	  1) ,      , 	  2)  ;   (. )	  3) ; , , 	  4) .  ( )	  5) .       ;	   the ratings    	  6)  ()	  7)  	  8) . () ; ;  	II 1. pres-p.  rate	II 2. n. , ;	   to give smb. a severe rating  -.  

ratio  n. (pl. -os )	  1) . , ; , ;	   ratio of exchange . ()  ;	   in direct (inverse) ratio  () 	  2) .  

ratiocinate  v.  , ;    

ratiocination  n.     

ration  1. n.	  1) , , 	  2) pl.  (; .  )	2. v.	  1)  ;  	  2) .  	  3)  (, )

ration book  n.    ,   (  )

ration-card  n.    

rational  a.	  1) ; , 	  2) . ;	   rational fraction  

rationale  n.	  1)  ;  	  2)  

rationalism  n. 

rationalist  1. n. 	2. a. 

rationalistic  = rationalist 2

rationality  n.	  1) , 	  2)  ()

rationalization  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) .   

rationalize  v.	  1) 	  2)   	  3) .   

rationalizer  n. 

rationally  adv. ; 

rationing  1. pres-p.  ration 2	2. n.    

ratlin  n. (. pl.) . ;  ; 

ratline  n. (. pl.) . ;  ; 

ratsbane  n.	  1)   ;  	  2) .  

rattan  n.	  1) .  ()	  2)   

ratteen  = ratine

ratten  v. . ;   

ratter  n.  (.  )

rattle  1. n.	  1) , ; ; 	  2)  , , 	  3)  	  4)  (   ..)	  5)     	  6) . , , 	  7) ;	   death rattle  	2. v.	  1) , ;  (,   ..); ;  	  2) ,      (. rattle down, rattle over, rattle along, rattle past);	   the train rattled past     	  3)  , ;  (. rattle on, rattle away, rattle along);  (, , ,  ; . rattle out, rattle away, rattle over, rattle off)	  4) . , , ;	   to get rattled  , 	  5) . ,  (  ..)

rattle-box  n.	  1)  	  2) . 	  3) . , , 

rattle-brain  n.  , 

rattle-pate  = rattle-brain

rattle-pated  = rattlebrained

rattlebrained  a.   

rattleheaded  = rattlebrained

rattler  n.	  1) . -. : ,  ; 	  2) , 	  3) .  	  4)  , ;  	  5)  	  6) .   	  7) .    

rattlesnake  n.  

rattletrap  1. n.	  1)   (   ..)	  2) = rattle-box 3	  3) . 	  4) pl. 	2. a. , , 

rattling  1. pres-p.  rattle 2	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) .  ( ); ,  ( , )	  3) . ;	   we had a rattling time    

ratty  a.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) . , , 	  4) . , , 

raucous  a. 

ravage  1. n.	  1) , ;	   ravage of weeds  	  2) (. pl.)  	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) , 

rave  1. v.	  1) ,  	  2)  (about, at, of, against);	   to rave against one's fate  ;	   to rave oneself hoarse   	  3)  ,   (of, about)	  4) , , ,  ( , );	   the storm raved itself out  	2. n.	  1) ,  	  2) ,  (, )

ravel  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	2. v.	  1) ();  (  ..)	  2) ,  (. ravel out)	  3)  ( ) ravel out	    )   ;	   to ravel all this matter out    ;	    ) , 

ravelin  n. . 

raven  I	1. n. 	2. a.    ;   	II v.	  1)     (after);  ( -)	  2) 	  3)   ;    (for)

ravenous  a.	  1)  , 	  2) , ;	   a ravenous appetite  	  3)  ( )

ravin  n. . .	  1) 	  2) 

ravine  n. ; , ; 

raving  1. pres-p.  rave 1	2. n.	  1) 	  2) ;  ()	3. a. ;	   raving madness  

ravish  v.	  1) . 	  2)   , 	  3) 	  4) . 

ravishing  1. pres-p.  ravish	2. a. 

ravishment  n.	  1)  (. )	  2) , 	  3) . 

raw  1. a.	  1) , ; , 	  2) ;	   raw material ( stuff) ;	   raw brick  ;	   raw hide	    ) ,  ;	    )    ;	   raw ore  ;	   raw spirit  ;	   he drank it raw   (,   ..),   ;	   raw sugar  ;	   raw silk -	  3) ; 	  4) ,  , ;  ( , )	  5)  ( )	  6) ,  (  )	  7) . ;	   a raw deal   to pull a raw one . .   ;	   raw head and bloody bones      ; -.  (.  )	2. n.	  1) -. , 	  2) ;  ;	   to touch smb. on the raw  -.  	3. v.  

raw-boned  a.  , 

rawhide  1. n. = raw hide {. raw 1, 2}	2. a.    

rawness  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ;  	  4)  

ray  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   not a ray of hope   	  3) .  ( )	  4) . 	2. v.	  1) ()	  2)  	  3)   ; 	II n.  ()

Rayah  n.    

rayon  n.  , 

raze  v.	  1)   ;   ;	   to raze a town to the ground     	  2) ; ,  (. .)	  3)   ,  , 	  4) . 

razee  .	1. n.     	2. v.	  1)    ()	  2) . 

razor  1. n. 	2. v. . 

razor-back  n.	  1)  	  2)  ()

razor-bill  n. . 

razor-edge  n.	  1)  , ;   (-.)	  2)   	  3)  ;	   to keep on the razor-edge of smth.    -.	  4)  ;	   to be on a razor-edge ( razor's edge)   ,   ,   

razor-strop  n.    

razz  v. . . , ; , 

razzia  . n.	  1) 	  2)  

razzle-dazzle  n. .	  1) , 	  2) ;	   to go on the razzle-dazzle 

re  I n. . 	II prep. . . , ,   (. in re); . ;	   re your letter of the 2nd instant...        ...

re-  pref. , ,  , ;	   re-collect  ;	   reform  ;	   re-import  ;	   re-read ;	   renew 

re-cede  v.  

re-claim  . = reclaim 3

re-collect  v.	  1)  , 	  2) refl.   , 

re-count  1. n.    	2. v.  (.   )

re-cover  v.  , 

re-create  v.  

re-creation  n.  

re-double  	  1)  ()	  2)  

re-form  v.	  1)  , 	  2) . ()

re-fuse  v.  ; 

re-join  v.  (), ()

re-lay  v.  ; 

re-paid  p.  p-p.  re-pay

re-pay  v. (re-paid)  

re-read  v. (re-read ) 

re-sort  v. 

re-strain  v.  

re-strained  p-p.  re-strain

re-surface  v.	  1)  	  2)   ;  	  3)    (  )

reach  I	1. n.	  1)  (  ..);	   to make a reach for smth.  ,   -.	  2)  , ;	   beyond one's reach  , ;	   within easy reach of the railway    ;	   within reach of one's hand  ;	   out of reach of the guns    	  3)  , ; ; ;	   such subtleties are beyond my reach     	  4) , ;	   a reach of woodland   	  5) ;  	  6) 	  7) . 	  8)  	2. v.	  1) ,  ( out);	   to reach one's hand across the table    	  2) ; ;  ( reach for)	  3) , ;	   reach me the mustard, please  , , 	  4) , ;	   he is so tall that he reaches the ceiling   ,    ;	   to reach old age   ;	   as far as the eye can reach    ;	   the memory reaches back over many years     ;	   your letter reached me yesterday    () 	  5) , ;	   his letter reached me    	  6)  ;  ;	   the train reaches Oxford at six      6 	  7) 	  8)  ()	  9) ;  	  10)  ( -., .,  );  ; ,  ( -.) reach after   -.; .   -.;	   reach out (for)    -.,  -. ( ,  );	   he reached out for the dictionary    	II = retch 2

reach-me-down  .	1. n.  	2. a.  ( )

reachless  a. 

react  v.	  1)  (to)	  2) ,    (on, upon)	  3) .  	  4) ;  ,       (against)	  5) .  

reactance  n. .  

reaction  I n.	  1) ;	   what was his reaction to this news?     ?;	   to suffer a reaction  	  2)  ;  ;	   reaction propelled   	  3) ;  (on)	  4) ;	   action and reaction   	  5) .   	  6) . 	  7) attr. 	II n. . 

reactionary  I a. ,   	II .	1. n. 	2. a. 

reactionist  = reactionary II, 1

reactive  a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) . 

reactivity  n. 

reactor  n.	  1) ,  	  2) . 

read  I	1. v. (read)	  1) ;	   to read aloud, to read out (loud)  ;	   to read smb. to sleep  -. ;	   to read oneself hoarse (stupid)    ();	   to read to oneself   ;	   to read a piece of music .  ;	   the bill was read .     	  2) ; ;	   my silence is not to be read as consent       ;	   it is intended to be read...      , ..., to read one's thoughts into a poet's words      ;	   to read a riddle  ;	   to read the cards   ;	   to read smb.'s mind ( thoughts)   ;	   to read smb.'s hand ( palm)   	  3) ;	   the passage quoted reads as follows   	  4)  (   ..);	   the thermometer reads three degrees above freezing-point      	  5)   (  ..);	   to read the electric meter    ;	   to read smb.'s blood pressure   	  6) ;	   he is reading law   ;	   to read for the Bar    read off . , ;	   his face doesn't read off     ;	   read out   ;	   read up  ;	   to read up for examinations   ;	   read with   -. to read smb. a. lesson  ,  -.;	   to read between the lines   ;	   to read the time ( the clock)      ( )	2. n. ; ,   ;	   to have a quiet read   	II 1. p.  p-p.  read I, 1	2. a. ( ) , , , ;	   he is poorly read in history    

readability  n.	  1) 	  2) 

readable  a.	  1)  , 	  2) . ; ;	   a readable handwriting  

reader  n.	  1) ;  ;	   he is not much of a reader     	  2) 	  3) 	  4) 	  5)  (); 	  6) 

readership  n.	  1)   	  2) . ;  ,  

readily  adv.	  1) , ,  	  2) ,  ;	   the facts may readily be ascertained    

readiness  n.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   all is in readiness  	  3) , , 

reading  1. pres-p.  read I, 1	2. n.	  1) ;	   close reading  	  2) , ;	   a man of wide reading ,   	  3)  ; ;	   penny reading       1 	  4)  , 	  5) ,    	  6) ,  (-);	   what is your reading of the facts?   ,   ?	  7)  (  )  ;	   first, second, third reading , ,  

reading-desk  n. 

reading-glass  n.  

reading-lamp  n.  

reading-room  n.	  1)  , 	  2) 

readjust  v.	  1) ,  (), ;    	  2) () , , 	  3) 

readjustee  n. . . ,            

readjustment  n.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3) ; 

ready  1. a.	  1) , ;	   to get ( to make) ready 	  2) ,  ( -.); , ;	   he gave a ready assent   ;	   he is ready to go anywhere     	  3) , ; ;	   to have a ready answer for any question     ; =      ;	   to have a ready wit  ;	   he is too ready to suspect    ;	   ready solubility in water    	  4)   ;	   ready at hand, ready to hand(s)   ;  ,  	2. n. (the ready)	  1) .  ()	  2) .   ;	   to have the gun at the ready      	3. v. , 

ready money  n.  

ready reckoner  n. ()  ( )

ready-for-service  = ready-made

ready-made  a.	  1) ;	   ready-made clothes  ;	   ready-made shop   	  2) , 

ready-to-cook  a. ready-to-cook food 

ready-to-serve  a. ready-to-serve food  

ready-to-wear  = ready-made

ready-witted  a. , 

reaffirm  v.  

reagent  n. . ; 

real  I	1. a.	  1) , , , , , , ;	   the real state of affairs   ;	   the actor drank real wine on the stage      	  2)  ( );	   real property  the real thing  ;	   the real Simon Pure  ,  	2. n. (the real) 	3. adv. . , , 	II n.  (  )

realgar  n. . 

realign  v. 

realignment  n. 

realism  n. 

realist  1. n. 	2. a. = realistic

realistic  a.	  1) ; 	  2) , ;	   realistic politics  

reality  n.	  1) , ;  ;	   objective reality .  ;	   in reality , ,   	  2) ;  	  3) 	  4) 

realizable  a.	  1)   ; 	  2)    

realization  n.	  1) , ;	   to have a true realization of one's danger   	  2) ;  (  ..)	  3) . , 

realize  v.	  1)  ;  (,  )	  2) ;  (, )	  3) . ; 

really  adv.	  1) ,   	  2) ( , ,   ..) ?,  !, ;	   really and truly   ;	   really?   ?;   !

realm  n.	  1) , ; . 	  2) , ;	   the realms of fancy  , 

realtor  n. .    

realty  n. .  

ream  I n.	  1)   (480 )	  2) ( pl.) . ,   (, , );	   reams of verses .  	II v.	  1) . , 	  2) .  

reamer  n.	  1) . 	  2) .    

reanimate  v. ,   ;   , 

reap  v.	  1) ,  	  2)   to reap as one has sown =  ,   ;	   to reap where one has not sown    

reaper  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  , 

reaping-hook  n. 

reaping-machine  n.  , 

reappear  v.  , 

rear  I v.	  1)  (, );  (); 	  2) ; 	  3) ; , , 	  4)    (. rear up)	II n.	  1) ;	   to bring up the rear, to follow in the rear  ;	   to take in the rear   	  2)  ;	   at the rear of the house  	  3) , 	  4) 	  5) .  , 	  6) attr. ,  ; ; . ;	   rear arch   ;	   rear sight . ;	   rear party .  

rear-admiral  n. -

rear-viewmirror  n. .   

rearer  n.	  1) -. 	  2) 	  3)  ()	  4)  

rearguard  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. rearguard action  

rearm  v. ()

rearmament  n. 

rearmost  a.  , ; 

rearmouse  n.  

rearward  1. n. ;  ; 	2. a. ; 	3. adv. = rearwards

rearwards  adv. ,  ,   

reason  1. n.	  1) , ; ;	   to bring to reason ;	   to hear ( to listen to) reason    ;	   to lose one's reason   ;	   bereft of reason	    ) ;	    )  ,  	  2) , , ; , ; , ; ;	   by reason of  ; -;	   by reason of its general sense    ;	   with ( not without) reason   ;	   he complains with reason     ;	   to give reasons for smth.   -.,      -.	2. v.	  1)  (about, of, upon reason  -.)	  2) 	  3) ,  (into);	   to reason out of smth.   -.;	   to reason with smb.  -.	  4) ;  reason out   

reasonable  a.	  1) ; 	  2) , ;  ( ); 	  3)  

reasonably  adv.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , ; , 

reasoning  1. pres-p.  reason 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2) ; ;	   the pupils understood the teacher's reasoning    	3. a. ,  

reassert  v. ,  ; 

reassurance  n.	  1) , , ; 	  2)  	  3)   , 

reassure  v. , , ; ; 

Reaumur  n.	  1)  	  2) attr. Reaumur scale .   

reave  v. (reft) . .	  1)  (. reave away, reave from); 	  2) , 

reaver  = reiver

rebate  1. n. , 	2. v. .	  1) , ,  (, )	  2)  , 	  3) , 

rebec  n.   

rebeck  n.   

rebel  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) attr. ; ; 	2. v.	  1)  (against)	  2) , ;  	  3) .  (against rebel -.)

rebellion  n.	  1) ; ;	   the Great R.     (1642-1660 .)	  2) 	  3) 

rebellious  a.	  1) ; , ; 	  2) ; 	  3) ;    ( )

rebellow  v. .   

rebound  1. n.	  1) , , ;	   to hit on the rebound    	  2) ,   ;	   to take smb. on ( at) the rebound    -.,   	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) .  ( )	  4)   

rebuff  1. n. ,  	2. v.	  1)  ;  	  2) .  

rebuild  v. (rebuilt)  , 

rebuilt  p.  p-p.  rebuild

rebuke  1. n.	  1) ;	   without rebuke 	  2) 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  

rebus  n. 

rebut  v.	  1)  ; 	  2)  (  ..)

rebuttal  n.  (  ..)

rebutter  n. .     

recalcitrance  n. ; 

recalcitrancy  n. ; 

recalcitrant  1. a. ; ;    (-.)	2. n.  

recalcitrate  v. ; 

recall  1. n.	  1)  	  2)  (,   ..)	  3) .   	  4) .     beyond ( past) recall	    ) ;	    ) 	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  (,  )	  3)  ( )	  4) ; ,  ( )	  5)  (  ..)	  6)   (,  )	  7) .   

recant  v. ;     (. )

recantation  n. 

recap  1. n. . .  recapitulation	2. v. . .  recapitulate

recapitulate  v.	  1) , 	  2) , ; 

recapitulation  n.  ; ; , 

recapitulative  a. ; ; 

recapitulatory  = recapitulative

recaption  n. .      ..,    

recapture  1. n.	  1)  	  2) ,   	2. v.  

recast  1. n.	  1)  (-), ,  	  2) 	2. v. (recast)	  1)    (-.), ;  (,   ..);	   to recast a book  	  2)   ( );      	  3) 	  4) .  

recede  v.	  1) , ; ;	   to recede into the background	    )    ;	    )  , 	  2)  ( ,  )	  3)   	  4)  ;  ,  ( , )	  5) ,   

receipt  1. n.	  1)   ; 	  2) ;	   on receipt  	  3) (. pl.) ;	   receipts and expenses   	  4)  (. )	  5)    -. 	  6)   	2. v.    ;	   to receipt a bill   

receiptbook  n.  

receivable  a.   ;   

receive  v.	  1) 	  2) ;	   to receive stolen goods  	  3) 	  4) 	  5)  , 	  6)  ()

received  1. p-p.  receive	2. a. , ,  , 

receiver  n.	  1) 	  2) .  	  3)  	  4)  	  5) 	  6) .  , 	  7)   ()

receivership  n. .  ,       

receivingorder  n.  

receivingset  n. 

recency  n. , 

recension  n.	  1)    	  2)    

recent  a. , ; , , 

recently  adv. ;  

receptacle  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) , ; ; 	  3)  , 	  4) . 

reception  n.	  1) , 	  2)  (.  ); ;	   warm reception  ; .  ;	   the play met with a cold reception    	  3)  (); , 	  4) 	  5) . . 	  6) attr. reception camp ( centre)   (  ,   ..)

receptionist  n.    ( ,   ..)

receptionroom  n. , 

receptive  a.	  1) 	  2) 

receptivity  n.	  1) 	  2) .  ; 

recess  1. n.	  1)    (,   ..)	  2) .  ( , )	  3) . ()   	  4)  ;  ;  ;	   in the secret recesses of the heart  ,   	  5) ; , ;	   in the recess  	  6)  	  7) . . , 	  8) . , ; 	2. v.	  1)  	  2)    	  3)  	  4)    	  5) .  , 

recession  n.	  1) , 	  2)  (, )	  3) 	  4) ,  (,   ,  )

recessional  a. 

recessive  a. , 

rechauffe  n. .	  1)  	  2) -.,   ;      

recherche  a. . ;  ( ,    ..)

recidivism  n. 

recidivist  n. 

recipe  n.	  1)  (. )	  2) ;  ( -.)

recipience  n.	  1) 	  2) 

recipiency  n.	  1) 	  2) 

recipient  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . 	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 

reciprocal  1. a.	  1) , ; 	  2) ; 	  3) .  	  4) .  ( )	  5) . 	2. n. .  

reciprocate  v.	  1) ;	   to reciprocate smb.'s feeling   ( -. );	   to every attack he reciprocated with a blow      	  2)  (, )	  3) ()   ;  - 

reciprocatingengine  n.  

reciprocation  n.	  1) - 	  2)  	  3)   (, )

reciprocity  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)   (  ..)	  4) attr. reciprocity principle  

recital  n.	  1) , 	  2)   	  3) , 	  4)  ;     

recitation  n.	  1)  (  ..)	  2) ;  	  3)     	  4) .  ;  	  5) attr. recitation room 

recitative  n. 

recite  v.	  1) ;   	  2) , 	  3)  (  ..)	  4) .  

reciter  n.	  1) ; 	  2) - ()

reck  v. . . (.  .  . )   ( -.),    (of reck -.);	   he recked not of the danger      ;	   it recks him not what others think  ,   ;	   what recks him that..?   , ..?

reckless  a.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   reckless driving  	  3)  (-.);	   reckless of danger  ;	   reckless of consequences    

reckling  .	1. n.	  1) , ,    	  2)    	2. a. , 

reckon  v.	  1) ; , ;   (. reckon up); 	  2) ,  ; , ,  ;	   to be reckoned (as) a clever person   	  3) ,  (upon)	  4) , ,   (with reckon  -.)	  5)    (with);	   he is to be reckoned with     reckon among, reckon in  ;	   reckon up 

reckoner  n.	  1) ,  	  2) = ready reckoner

reckoning  1. pres-p.  reckon	2. n.	  1) , , ;	   by my reckoning   ;	   to make no reckoning of smth.     -.;    -.;	   to be good at reckoning  ;	   to be out in one's reckoning   	  2) , .   	  3) ;	   the day of reckoning	    )  ;	    )  ,  	  4)      (  )

reclaim  1. v.	  1) ; ; ; ;	   to reclaim a drunkard   	  2)  (,  );  	  3)  	  4) , 	  5) 	2. n. it is beyond ( past) reclaim  

reclamation  n.	  1) 	  2)  (, ,  ); 	  3) ,  	  4) . ,  

reclame  n. .	  1) , 	  2)   

recline  v.	  1)  ();  ; ;	   to recline against smth. ,   -.; ,   -.	  2)  (on recline )	  3)  ()

recluse  1. n. ; ; ; 	2. a.   ; 

recognition  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; ;	   to win (to receive, to meet with) recognition from the public  ()  	  3)   (   )

recognizable  a.   

recognizance  n.	  1) 	  2)  ( )	  3) 

recognize  v.	  1) 	  2) ;	   to recognize a new government   ;	   to recognize smb. as lawful heir  -.  	  3)  , 	  4) ;	   to recognize one's duty   

recoil  1. n.	  1) ; , 	  2) ;  ( -.)	2. v.	  1) ; , 	  2)  ( );  ( )	  3)   ( -.);   (from recoil  -.)	  4) .  ;	   his meanness recoiled upon his own head      	  5) . 

recollect  v. , 

recollection  n.	  1) ; ;	   within (outside) my recollection  ( )  	  2) pl. , 

recommend  v.	  1) ; 	  2)  (   ..)	  3)  (-.) 	  4)   (-.) 

recommendation  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  (for recommendation    ..)	  3) ,    (-.)

recommendatory  a. 

recommit  v. .       

recommitment  n. .       

recommittal  = recommitment

recompense  1. n. ; 	2. v. ; ; 

reconcilability  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

reconcilable  a.	  1) 	  2) . 

reconcile  v.	  1)  (with, to);	   to reconcile oneself, to become ( to be) reconciled to one's lot    	  2)  (, )	  3)  (, )

reconcilement  = reconciliation

reconciliation  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

recondite  a.	  1) , ;   ;	   a recondite treatise  	  2) ,   ( )	  3) . 

recondition  v.	  1) , ,     (. )	  2) , 	  3)  , 

reconnaissance  n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3) attr. 

reconnoitre  v. ,  , 

reconsider  v.  ()

reconstruct  v.	  1) , 	  2)  ( ), 

reconstruction  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) , 	  3) (R.) . .     	  4) -. 	  5) attr. reconstruction area ,   

reconversion  n.     

record  1. n.	  1) ;  (); ; ,   ;	   to bear record to ,   (  ..);	   a matter of record  ; (up)on record , 	  2)  (  ..);	   to enter on the records   	  3)  , , ;	   off the record .	    )    ( );	    ) . ,  	  4) to keep to the record   ;	   to travel out of the record  -.,    	  5) ,  ( -.); ;	   to have a good (bad) record   () ;	   his record is against him     ;	   record of service  ;  	  6)  	  7)  ;    	  8) ;	   to beat ( to break, to cut) the record  	  9) . ,    	  10) attr. 	  11) attr. (Public) R. Office  	2. v.	  1) , ; ;   ,  	  2)   ,  	  3) 

record changer  n.       

record film  n.  

recorder  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  (            )	  3) . ,  	  4)   	  5) .  

recordholder  n.  , 

recording  1. pres-p.  record 2	2. n. , 	3. a. , 

recordist  n. 

recordplayer  n.   

recordsman  n. 

recount  v. ,  

recoup  v.	  1) , ;	   to recoup a person for loss ( damage)  -. 	  2) .   , 

recoupment  n.	  1)  (  ..), 	  2) .   

recourse  n.	  1)   ;	   to have recourse to   	  2) ;	   his last recourse will be...  ,     ...

recover  v.	  1)  ,  ,  ;	   to recover control of one's temper  ;	   to recover oneself   ;	   to recover one's feet ( one's legs)  ( , )	  2) ,  (from);	   he is slowly recovering from his illness     ;	   I haven't yet recovered from my astonishment        ;	   to recover from the effects of a war    	  3) 	  4) .   (-.)   ();  ();    ,    ..	  5) . ;  ( );  ()

recovered  1. p-p.  recover	2. a. 

recovery  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ;  ()	  4) . ;  (  );  ()	  5) . , 	  6) .     	  7) .      

recreancy  n. .	  1) ; 	  2) , 

recreant  .	1. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

recreate  v.	  1)  , 	  2) refl. , 	  3) , 	  4) refl. 

recreation  n.	  1)  , 	  2) , 	  3)  ( )	  4) attr. recreation centre ,  ;	   recreation center . .  ;	   recreation ground   

recreational  a. ,    ;	   recreational facilities     (,   ..)

recreative  a.	  1)  , 	  2) , ; ; 

recrement  n.	  1) . , 	  2)   	  3) .  ,      

recriminate  v.   ;  

recrimination  n.    

recriminative  = recriminatory

recriminatory  a.    

recrudesce  v.	  1)  ,    (   -  , , ); 	  2)  , , 

recrudescence  n.	  1) . ,  ;	   the recrudescence of influenza   	  2)  , ;	   a recrudescence of civil disorder  

recruit  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)   (,   ..),  	  3)  ( raw recruit)	2. v.	  1)  (,    ..)	  2)  ();  (, )	  3)  ();	   take a holiday and try to recruit     

recruitment  n.	  1)  	  2) , 	  3)  , 

recta  pl.  rectum

rectal  a. . , 

rectangle  n. 

rectangular  a. ;	   rectangular coordinates  ;	   rectangular timber   

rectification  n.	  1) 	  2) . , 	  3)  ()	  4) . 

rectifier  n.	  1) . , 	  2) . 	  3) . 

rectify  v.	  1) ;	   to rectify a chronometer  	  2) . , 	  3) .  ()	  4) . 

rectilineal  a. 

rectilinear  = rectilineal

rectitude  n.	  1) , ;  	  2)  ()

recto  n. (pl. os ) .  

rector  n.	  1) 	  2)  ; 

rectorial  a. 

rectorship  n.    

rectory  n.	  1)  	  2)   , 	  3)   

rectum  n. (pl. ta) .  

recumbency  n.  

recumbent  a. ; ,  ( -.)

recuperate  v.	  1)  , ; 	  2) . 

recuperation  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) . 	  3) .    

recuperative  a.	  1)  , 	  2) . 

recuperator  n.	  1) . 	  2) . 

recur  v.	  1)  (to recur  -.);    ;  	  2) ,  	  3) ,  (to recur  -.)	  4) . 

recurrence  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) .   ;	   to have recurrence to...    ...

recurrent  a.	  1)    , ;	   recurrent expences  	  2) . , ;	   recurrent fever  

recurringdecimal  n. .    

recurve  v. () ,   

recusancy  n.	  1) , 	  2) . 

recusant  1. a.   , 	2. n. . 

red  1. a.	  1) , ; ;	   red flag ( banner)  	  2) ; ;	   red cheeks  ;	   red eyes  ;	   get red ;	   to become red in the face ;	   red with anger   	  3) (. R.) , , , 	  4) 	  5) ;	   red hands   to see red ,   ,  	2. n.	  1)  	  2) (the Reds) pl. . 	  3) (R.) ""; , ;	   the Reds "",   ; 	  4)   ( ); "" ( )	  5) .  to be in (the) red	    ) .  ,  ;	    )  ,  ;	   to go into (the) red .  ,  

red admiral  n.  ()

Red Army  n.  

Red Army Man  n. 

red bark  n.    (  )

red bilberry  n. 

red box  n.         

red brass  n. ,  

red cedar  n.  

red cent  n. . ()   1  I don't care a red cent (for)   ();	   not worth a red cent    

Red Crescent  n.  

Red Cross  n.	  1)  	  2)  .  (  )

red currant  n.  

red deer  n. .  

Red Ensign  n.    

red gum  n.	  1)   , 	  2) .  ,   

red hardness  n. . 

red light  n.	  1)   (     ..);	   to see the red light   ,   ..	  2) . = red lamp 3

red ochre  n.  , 

red rag  n.	  1) " ";     (   )	  2) . 

red rot  n. ,   ()

red soil  n. 

red tape  n. , , 

red wheat   

red wine   

red-cap  n.	  1)  	  2) . 

red-light  a. . red-light district   

red-short  a. . 

redact  v.    , ,   

redaction  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  

redactor  n. 

redan  n. . . 

redbait  v. .   

redbaiting  .	1. pres-p.  redbait	2. n. ,   

redblindness  n. . ,    

redblooded  a. .	  1) , , 	  2)  ,  (   ..)

redbreast  n.  ()

redbrick  a.	  1)    	  2) (R.) "", "" ( ,   XIX-XX .     )

redcap  n.	  1)  	  2) . 

redcoat  n. .  

redden  v.	  1) ()   	  2) 

reddening  1. pres-p.  redden	2. n. 

reddish  a. 

reddle  = ruddle

rede  .	1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) ; , 	  4) , 	2. v.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , 

redeem  v.	  1)  (   ..);  (  )	  2) 	  3) ;	   to redeem one's good name    	  4)  ()	  5)  (  ..);	   to redeem an error  	  6) , ,  ( );	   to redeem a prisoner  

redeemer  n.	  1) , 	  2) (R.)  ( )

redemption  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) ; ;	   beyond ( past) redemption    , 

redeploy  v. . ()

redeployment  n. . 

redeye  n. . .   

redhanded  a.	  1)   	  2)    ;	   to be caught redhanded     ,    

redherring  n.	  1)  	  2)  ;	   to draw ( to track, to trail) a redherring across the path     ;     

redhot  a.	  1)  	  2) , 	  3) , 	  4) , 

redhuckleberry  = red bilberry

redid  p.  redo

RedIndian  n. () , 

redintegrate  v.  (, ); 

redistribute  v. 

redistribution  n. , 

redlamp  n.	  1)  ,         	  2) = red light 1	  3) .  ,  

redlane  n. .  ()

redlead  n.  

redlegged  a. ;	   redlegged partridge  

redletter  a.       ; ; . , ;	   redletter day    

redly  adv. 

redman  n. , () 

redmeat  n.   (, )

redneck  n. .  , 

rednecked  a.   

redness  n. 

redo  v. (redid; redone)  , 

redolence  n. , 

redolent  a.	  1)  () ; , ;	   flowers redolent of springtime ,   	  2) ,   (of redolent  -.)

redone  p-p.  redo

redouble  v.	  1)  (), (), ;	   to redouble one's efforts   	  2) ()	  3) () 

redoubt  n. . 

redoubtable  a.	  1) , , 	  2) , 

redoubted  . = redoubtable

redound  v.	  1) , ,  (to redound -.);	   to redound to smb.'s advantage  -.,  -. ;	   that redounds to his honour    	  2)   (upon redound -.);	   these crimes will redound upon their authors      ,   

redout  n.     ( )

redpencil  v.	  1)  	  2) 

redpoll  n.	  1)  ()	  2) pl.    ()

redress  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	2. v.	  1) ; ;	   to redress the balance  	  2) , ;	   to redress a wrong  	  3) . 	  4)  (  )

redrogue  n. .  

redshank  n. . ,  to run like a redshank   

redskin  n. . () , 

redstart  n. . 

redtape  a. , 

reduce  v.	  1) , , , ;	   to reduce one's expenditure   ;	   to reduce prices  ;	   to reduce the length of a skirt  ;	   to reduce the term of imprisonment    ;	   to reduce the temperature  ;	   to reduce the vitality  	  2)     ..;	   to reduce to a lower rank .   	  3)    ; ,  (to reduce );	   to reduce to begging   ;	   to reduce to silence  ;	   to reduce to submission   ;	   to reduce to an absurdity   ;	   to reduce to elements   	  4) ;  ;	   he is greatly reduced by illness      	  5) ;	   to be reduced to a shadow ( to a skeleton)    ( )	  6) , 	  7) .  ();    	  8) .  ( );    	  9) . , 

reduced  1. p-p.  reduce	2. a.	  1) , 	  2)  ( )	  3) 

reducible  a.  ,   . {. reduce}

reducing agent  n. . 

reducing gear  n. .  , 

reduction  n.	  1) , ; , ;	   reduction of armaments  	  2) (. .)     ..;	   reduction from rank ( to the ranks) ;	   reduction in rank   	  3) 	  4) ;    	  5) , 	  6)   (   ..)	  7) .  ()	  8) . 	  9) .    ; 	  10) . 	  11) .    ; 

redundance  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3)   	  4)    ,  

redundancy  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3)   	  4)    ,  

redundant  a.	  1) , ; 	  2) 	  3)    

reduplicate  v.	  1) , ; 	  2) . 

reduplication  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . 

reduplicative  a. 

redwing  n. . 

redwood  n.	  1)  	  2) .   

reecho  1. n. ,  	2. v.  

reed  1. n.	  1) , ;  	  2)     	  3) . 	  4) 	  5)  	  6) . 	  7) pl.   	  8) .   a broken reed	    )  ;	    )  ;	   to lean on a reed   -. 	2. v.  ()   

reeded  1. p-p.  reed 2	2. 1)  	  2)  

reedify  v.	  1)  , 	  2) ;  (  ..)

reedmace  n. . 

reedpipe  n.	  1) 	  2) .   

reedstop  n. .     

reeducate  v. 

reeducation  n. 

reedy  a.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) ,   	  4)  ( )

reef  I n.	  1) ,  	  2)  ;  	II 1. n.  ( );	   to let out a reef	    )  ;	    ) .   (  );	   to take in a reef	    )  ;	    )  ;	    ) . ,  	2. v. .  

reefer  n.	  1) ,  	  2) . , 	  3) 	  4) . .   

reefknot  n.  

reefy  a.  -  

reek  1. n.	  1) ,   	  2) . .  , , 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  , 	  3)  -. ,  (of);	   it reeks of murder   

Reekie  n. Auld Reekie . . . 

reeky  a.	  1) ,  	  2) ; 

reel  I	1. n.	  1) . , , 	  2) .   	  3) . , , 	  4) -. 	  5) 	  6)  (  );  (; .  1000 ) off the reel ,  	2. v.	  1)    (. reel in, reel up); ,  (. reel off)	  2)    ,  ,  (. reel off)	II 1. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3)  (  )	2. v.	  1) , ;	   everything reeled before his eyes      	  2)  	  3)  	  4) ; ,  ( ,   ..)	  5) ,  , 	  6)  ( ); 

reelect  v. ,  

reelection  n. ,  

reengage  v.	  1) .  (),  	  2) .    	  3) .    ;     

reentrant  .	1. a. 	2. n.  

reentry  n.	  1) .  ,   	  2)        (    ..)

reestablish  v. 

reeve  I n.	  1) .   (    )	  2) .  	  3)  	  4)      ( )	  5)  	II v. (rove, reeved ) . , ;  ,  ( )

refection  n. 

refectory  n.  ( );  ( , )

refer  v.	  1) ,  (to refer  -., -.);  (   ..);	   I was referred to the secretary    ;	   the asterisk refers to the footnote     	  2)   	  3) ;	   he referred to me for help      	  4)  , ;	   the speaker often referred to his notes     	  5)  (-.),  (-.)	  6)  , ;	   his words referred to me only      	  7)  (to refer  -.,  -.)	  8)  ( -.), 	  9)  ( ,   ..) refer to drawer    (    )

referable  a.      (to referable  -., -.)

referee  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) . , 

reference  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   with reference to   {. . 6};	   to make reference 	  2) ;	   a book of reference 	  3) ; ;	   to make no reference to    -.	  4) ;	   highest references required   	  5) ,  	  6) ;	   in ( with) reference to ,   {. . 1};	   without reference to  ;  	  7)      ,   ..	  8) ,    ;	   terms of reference , 	  9) 	  10) attr. ;	   reference book ;	   reference library   (    );	   reference point 	2. v.	  1)  () 	  2)   , 

reference mark  n. .  

referenda  pl.  referendum

referendary  n. . ;  

referendum  n. (pl. . da) . 

refill  1. n.	  1) , ;	   refill of fuel  	  2) -.,   ;	   two refills for a ballpoint pen      ;	   a refill for a lipstick    	2. v.  ; () 

refine  v.	  1) , ;  ; 	  2) ()  , 	  3)  (upon, on)	  4)   

refined  1. p-p.  refine	2. a.	  1) , ;	   refined oil  ;	   refined salt ,  ;	   refined sugar -	  2) 	  3) , , ;	   refined manners  

refinement  n.	  1) , ; , ;  	  2) 	  3) , ; ;	   refinement of cruelty  

refiner  n.	  1) .   	  2)  	  3)  (  )	  4) . 

refinery  n.  ;  ;  

refit  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  (  ..)	2. v.	  1)  (  ..)	  2) 

refitment  = refit 1, 2

reflect  v.	  1)  (, , )	  2) ();   (   ..)	  3) ,  (   ..);	  4) to reflect credit upon smb.   -. (   ..);	   to reflect discredit upon smb.  -. (   ..);	   such behaviour can only reflect discredit upon you     	  5) ,  (on, upon) reflect on, reflect upon  ;  ;	   to reflect upon smb.'s sincerity   -. ;	   your rude behaviour reflects only upon yourself       

reflection  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) . 	  3) , 	  4) , ; ;	   on reflection 	  5) 	  6) , 

reflective  a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3)  ( )

reflector  n. . . , 

reflet  n. .     

reflex  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3) . 	  4) . 	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2) ;   	  3) . 

reflex camera  n.  

reflexion  = reflection

reflexive  .	1. a. 	2. n.	  1)  	  2)  

refluent  a. 

reflux  n. 

reforest  v.   ,  

reforestation  n.   , 

reform  I	1. n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) attr. R. Bill ( Act)      (1831-32 .)	2. v.	  1) (); , 	  2)  ()	  3) () ( )	II = re-form

reformation  n.	  1) 	  2)  ()	  3) (the R.) . 

reformative  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

reformatory  1. n.     	2. a. 

reformed  I	1. p-p.  reform I, 2	2. a.	  1) , 	  2)  R. Faith 	II p-p.  reform

reformer  n.	  1) , 	  2) .   	  3)       (1831-32 .)

reformist  n. . 

refract  v. .  ()

refraction  n. . , 

refractional  = refractive

refractive  a. ;	   refractive medium  

refractor  n. 

refractoriness  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) . ; , 

refractory  1. n. .  	2. a.	  1) , 	  2)  ( )	  3)  ( )	  4) . , 

refrain  I v.	  1)  (from refrain  -.);  (from refrain  -.);	   he could not refrain from saying (going, etc.)      (   ..)	  2) . ; ;  (-., -.)	II n. , 

refrangible  a.  ( )

refresh  v.	  1) , ; ();	   to refresh oneself  (, );	   to refresh one's memory   ,  (-.)	  2)   	  3) , 

refresher  n.	  1) -. ;  	  2) ; ;  	  3)    (  )	  4) . 	  5) attr. ;	   refresher course   

refreshment  n.	  1) ;  ; 	  2) -. ,  	  3) (. pl.) ;  	  4) attr. refreshment room  (   ..);	   refreshment car -

refrigerant  1. n.	  1)  , 	  2) .  	2. a. , 

refrigerate  v.	  1) (); 	  2)    

refrigeration  n. ; 

refrigerator  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

refrigeratorcar  n. -

refrigeratory  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. a. 

reft  p.  p-p.  reave

refuel  v.   , 

refuge  1. n.	  1) ; . ;	   to take (to give) refuge  () ;	   to take refuge in lying   ;	   to take refuge in silence 	  2) " " (    )	2. v. .	  1)  ; .  	  2)  

refugee  n.	  1) 	  2) 

refulgence  n. , 

refulgent  a. , 

refund  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  ();  ()	2. v. , 

refusal  n.	  1) ;	   to take no refusal   ,  	  2)   ;	   to have (to give) the refusal of smth.  ()   -. 

refuse  I v.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3)  (   )	II 1. n.	  1) , ; ; , ; 	  2) . , 	  3) .  	2. a. ; ;   

refutable  a. 

refutation  n. 

refute  v. 

regain  v.	  1)  ;  ;	   to regain one's health ;	   to regain one's footing    	  2)   (, ); 	  3) .  

regal  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

regale  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  	2. v.	  1) ,  (with; . .)	  2) 	  3) ,  (, )

regalia  I n. pl.	  1) 	  2) .    	II . n.    

regality  n.	  1)  	  2) .  

regally  adv. -

regard  1. n.	  1) , ;	   regard must be paid to...    ...;	   to pay no regard to...    ..., 	  2) , ;	   to have a great regard for smb.     -.;	   to have a high (low) regard for smb., to hold smb. in high (low) regard   ()   -.;	   out of regard for smb.    -.	  3) pl. , ;	   give my best regards (to)    	  4) ;	   in ( with) regard to ;  ;  ;	   in this regard   	  5) . . ,  (, )	2. v.	  1)   ,  ( -., -.; .  .  . );	   he is much regarded    ;	   I do not regard his opinion      ;	   why do you so seldom regard my wishes?        ?	  2) ; 	  3) ;	   I still regard him kindly  -    	  4) ,   ( -., -.);	   it does not regard me    ;	   as regards  	  5) . .   (-., -.), 

regardant  a.	  1) .  	  2) .  

regardful  a. , 

regarding  1. pres-p.  regard 2	2. prep. , 

regardless  a.	  1)   ,   (of)	  2) regardless of (.  adv.)	    )   ,  ;	    )  ;   ;	   regardless of danger    

regatta  n.    , 

regelate  v. 

regency  n. 

regenerate  1. a.	  1)  	  2) , 	2. v.	  1)  	  2) (); () 	  3) . . ; 

regeneration  n.	  1)  	  2) . . , ; 

regenerative  a.	  1) , 	  2) . , 

regenerator  n. . ; 

regent  n.	  1) 	  2) .      

regicide  n.	  1) 	  2) 

regie  n. .  , .    

regime  n. .	  1) ; 	  2) = regimen 2

regimen  n.	  1) . ,  	  2) . ; 	  3) . 

regiment  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ( pl.) , 	  3) . 	2. v.	  1)  ;   	  2) ,   	  3)   ;     

regimental  a. 

regimentals  n. pl.	  1)  	  2) 

regimentation  n.	  1)   ();  	  2)   ,   ..	  3)   ;    

region  n.	  1) ; ; ; ; . , ;	   in the region of	    ) ;	    )  ,  	  2)  ()	  3)  ()	  4) . ,  ;	   the abdominal region  

regional  a. ; ; ; 

register  1. n.	  1)  ();  ; ; ;  ;	   to be on the register .   ;    ;	   ship's register  	  2)  (   ..)	  3) . 	  4) . ,  ;	   cash register  	  5)  (   ..)	  6) . 	  7) attr. register office = registry 1	2. v.	  1) ();   ;	   to register oneself	    )      ;	    ) , 	  2) . ; ;	   his face registered no emotion    	  3) , ,  ( )	  4)    ()	  5)  (-)	  6)      

registered  1. p-p.  register 2	2. a. ; ;	   registered letter  

registrant  n. ,   ( -.)

registrar  n.	  1) 	  2) -

registration  n.	  1) ; 	  2) .  (. registration fire)

registry  n.	  1) ;      (. registry office);	   servants' registry      	  2) , ;  	  3)  , 

Regius  a. Regius Professor ,       

regnal  a.    ;	   regnal year  ;	   regnal day    

regnant  a.	  1) 	  2) ;  

regorge  v.	  1) 	  2)  

regress  1. n.	  1) ;  	  2) ; 	2. v.	  1)  ; 	  2) .     

regression  n.	  1) = regress 1;	  2)    ;      

regressive  a. ; 

regret  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   to my regret   	  3) (. pl.) ;	   to express regret for smth.   -., ,    -.;	   he sent his regrets    	2. v.	  1) ,  ( -.);	   I regret to say  ,  	  2) 

regretful  a.	  1)  , 	  2) ,  

regrettable  a. 

regroup  v. 

regrouping  1. pres-p.  regroup	2. n. 

regulable  a. 

regular  1. a.	  1) , ; ; ;	   he keeps regular hours, he is a regular man     	  2) , 	  3) ; 	  4)   , ; 	  5) ;	   regular army  ,  	  6) . , ;	   a regular fellow ;  	  7) ;	   the regular clergy  	  8) . 	2. n.	  1) (. pl.) 	  2) (. pl.)  	  3) .    	  4) .   (-. )

regularity  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) , 

regularize  v.  , 

regulate  v.	  1) , 	  2)  ( , ); 	  3) ,  (  ..)

regulation  n.	  1) ;   ;	   regulation of currency .   	  2) , ;	  3) pl. ; ,  	  4) attr. ; ;  ;	   to exceed the regulation speed   ;	   of the regulation size  

regulative  a. 

regulator  n.	  1) ,  ; 	  2) . 

regurgitate  v.	  1)  	  2) (); 

rehabilitate  v.	  1) 	  2)   	  3) . ,  ()	  4) ; , 	  5)  

rehabilitation  n.	  1) 	  2)   	  3) ; , 	  4)  

rehash  1. n.	  1)  (-. )   	  2) -.,    ;   	2. v. ;  (-);  (-. ) -

rehear  v. (reheard)   ( ),  

reheard  p.  p-p.  rehear

rehearsal  n.	  1) ;	   dress rehearsal  	  2) ; 	  3) 

rehearse  v.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) 

reheat  v.  ; 

rehouse  v.    

rehousing  1. pres-p.  rehouse	2. n.	  1)    ;   	  2) attr. rehousing problem      

Reich  . n. . ,  ;	   Third Reich " ",  

Reichschancellor  . n. 

Reichstag  . n. 

reify  v. ,    

reign  1. n.	  1) ;	   in the reign of smb.   -.	  2) ;	   under the reign  ;	   the reign of law  	2. v.	  1)  (over)	  2) , 

reimburse  v. ,  ()

reimbursement  n. , 

rein  1. n. ( pl.)	  1) , ; ;	   to draw rein	    )  ;	    )  ;  ; . ,  , to give a horse the rein(s)  ,  	  2) ,  ; ;	   the reins of government  ;	   a tight rein  ;	   to keep a tight rein on smb.  ,    -.;	   to give rein ( the reins) to one's imagination (passions)    ()	  3) .  (  ..)	2. v.	  1) ,  	  2) , ;    (. rein in) rein up	    ) ();	    ) ,  ()

reincarnate  1. v. ,  	2. a. 

reincarnation  n. 

reindeer  n.	  1)  	  2) attr. ;	   reindeer moss ( lichen)  , 

reinforce  v.	  1) ; ; 	  2) .  ()

reinforced concrete  n. 

reinforcement  n.	  1) 	  2) (. pl.) . ; ; 	  3) .  ()	  4) attr. reinforcement bar .  

reinless  a.	  1)  ,  	  2)  ,  ,  

reins  n. pl. .	  1) 	  2) ; 

reinstate  v.	  1)    ,   (in, to)	  2)  ()	  3) ,  ()

reinstatement  n.   . {. reinstate}

reinsurance  n. ,  

reinsure  v. ,  

reinterment  n.  ;      

reissue  n. 

reiterate  v. ;    

reiteration  n.	  1)  ()	  2) ,  

reiterative  a. 

reive  = reave

reiver  n. 

reject  1. n.	  1)   (.   )	  2)  	2. v.	  1) , ;	   to reject an offer  ;   	  2) , 	  3) , 

rejectamenta  . n. pl.	  1) 	  2) 

rejectee  n.    

rejection  n.	  1) ; , 	  2) , ;  	  3) 

rejector  n.	  1) ,  , 	  2) . 	  3) .  ; . -

rejoice  v.	  1) (), ;  ();	   to rejoice in ( at) smth.  -.,  -.	  2) .  (in rejoice -.);	   he rejoices in the name of Bloggs   

rejoicing  1. pres-p.  rejoice	2. n. ( pl.) ; , 

rejoicingly  adv. ,  ; 

rejoin  v.	  1)  ;	   to rejoin the colours .      	  2) , ;	   you go on and I will rejoin you later  ,     	  3) , 	  4) .   

rejoinder  n.	  1) , 	  2) .       

rejuvenate  v. ()

rejuvenation  n. ;  , 

rejuvenescence  n.	  1) ;    	  2) .  ;   

rejuvenescent  a.	  1) 	  2)   , 

relapse  1. n. ;  (. .)	2. v. ()  ( -. ); (, ) ; ()  (  ..);	   to relapse into silence  

relapsing fever  n. .  

relate  v.	  1) 	  2)  ,   (to, with relate  -.)	  3) (. p-p.)  ,   ;	   we are distantly related   	  4) ,  

related  1. p-p.  relate	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 

relation  n.	  1) ; , ;	   relation of forces  ;	   relations of production -.  ;	   industrial relations    ;	   Industrial Relations Act   "   ";	   it is out of all relation to, it bears no relation to      	  2) , ; 	  3) ; 	  4) .  in relation to ;  

relational  a.	  1) 	  2) 

relationship  n.	  1) 	  2) , ; 

relatival  a. . 

relative  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   a remote relative  	  2) .   (. relative pronoun)	2. a.	  1) ; ;	   relative surplus value -.   	  2) (to) , ;    	  3) 	  4) . 

relatively  adv.	  1) ,  	  2) , 	  3) 

relativism  n. . 

relativity  n.	  1) 	  2)  

relax  v.	  1) ();  ;  (-);	   to relax international tension   	  2) 	  3)  	  4)  (-), ()  	  5)  (-)   to relax the bowels  

relaxation  n.	  1) ; ;  	  2)   , ; 	  3) 	  4) .     ( ,   ..)

relaxing  1. pres-p.  relax	2. a. , ;	   relaxing climate  

relay  1. n.	  1)  (. )	  2)  ();	   to work in ( by) relays  	  3) . 	  4) . ; 	  5) attr. relay system   ( )	  6) attr. relay box .  	2. v.	  1) ,  	  2)  ()	  3) . 

relay station  n. .  

relay-race  n.  ,  

release  1. n.	  1)  ( )	  2) ,  ( ,   ..)	  3)  (, )	  4)  , ;      	  5)   ( )	  6)   (  )	  7)    (, )   ()	  8)  ;    (. . press-release)	  9) .  ;  	  10) . , 	  11)  ()	2. v.	  1) ,   	  2)  (from)	  3)  (, )	  4) . , 	  5) , , ;  ();	   to release an arrow from a bow    	  6)  (   ..);   ( )	  7)   (, ),  (  ..)	  8)  ();  ( );   ()	  9)  ()	  10) . , 

release gear  n. . 

relegate  v.	  1) , ;	   to relegate to the reserve   	  2)  ( -. ); 	  3)    ; ; .    	  4)  ,   	  5) , 	  6)  (, )    

relegation  n.	  1) , 	  2)    	  3)  (, )    

relent  v. 

relentless  a.	  1) , , 	  2) , ; ; 

relevance  n. 

relevancy  n. 

relevant  a. ,   

reliability  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) attr. reliability trial ,   (  ..)

reliable  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  , ;	   reliable information  

reliance  n.	  1) ,  (upon, on, in);	   to place ( to have, to feel) reliance in ( upon, on) smb., smth.   -., -.	  2) , 

reliant  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

relic  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) pl. 	  3) pl. 	  4) 	  5) pl. . 	  6) . 

relict  1.	  1) . . 	  2) . 	2. a. . 

reliction  n.	  1)        	  2) ,   

relief  I n.	  1)  (, , ); ; ;	   to bring ( to give) relief  	  2)   ;	   to put on relief        	  3) ,  ()	  4)  (  )	  5) 	  6)  (, );  ( );	   in the relief  ,   	  7) .  	  8) attr. relief cut  ;	   relief fund  	II n.	  1)  (); ;	   in relief , 	  2) , ;	   in relief against the sky    	  3) ,  	  4) attr. ;	   relief work  

relief-works  n. pl.    

reliefer  n.  

relieve  I v.	  1) ,  (, );  ()	  2)  ( -.);	   let me relieve you of your suitcase     ;	   to relieve a person of his cash ( of his purse) .  -.	  3) ;	   to relieve one's feelings  	  4)  , 	  5) .  	  6)  ( )	  7)   , ;	   to relieve a person of his position  -. ;  -.  	  8)  , 	  9) .  to relieve oneself ( nature) ; 	II v.	  1)  	  2)  ;  ( )

relieving officer  n. ,    ( , )

relievo  . = relief II

relight  v.	  1)  	  2)  

religion  n.	  1) ;	   to get religion .  	  2) ;	   to enter into religion   ;	   to be in religion  	  3) , ;	   to make a religion of smth.  -.   ;    -.

religioner  n.	  1)  	  2) 

religionism  n.  

religious  1. a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) , 	  5) 	2. n. (pl.  .) 

religiousness  n. 

relinquish  v.	  1) ,  (  ..)	  2)  ()	  3)  ()	  4)  ( ); ,  (-.)	  5) ;	   to relinquish one's hold   ;  

reliquary  n. , ,  ( )

reliquiae  . n. pl.	  1) , 	  2) .    

relish  1. n.	  1) () , , 	  2) , , ; 	  3) ;	   to lose its relish   	  4) , , ,  (for relish  -.);	   with great relish  ,  	  5) , ,   hunger is the best relish =  -  	2. v.	  1)   ( -.), , ,  ;	   I do not relish the prospect     	  2)  ,  (of relish -.)	  3) .  ,  ,  

reload  v.	  1) ,  	  2) 

reluctance  n.	  1) , ; , ;	   with reluctance 	  2) .  

reluctant  a.	  1)  (-.)  ; ,  (   ..)	  2) . ; ,   (  ..)

reluctantly  adv. ,  ,  

reluctivity  n. .   

relume  v. . .	  1)  	  2)  

rely  v. , ,   (on, upon);	   to rely on it that  , ;	   you may rely upon it that he will be early    ,    ;	   rely upon it    ;  

remade  p.  p-p.  remake 1

remain  v.	  1) ;	   after the fire very little remained of the house        	  2) ,        ;	   I remain yours truly    (  );	   let it remain as it is     

remainder  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)    	  3) ;	   twenty people came in and the remainder stayed outside   ,    	  4) .   	2. v.       

remains  n. pl.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3)  

remake  1. v. (remade) ,  	2. n.	  1) , 	  2) -. , .  

reman  v.	  1) . . ()   	  2) .   (, )	  3) ,  

remand  1. n.	  1) .  ()  ;	   a person on remand 	  2) ,    (  )	  3) . ,   	2. v.	  1) .     (  )	  2) .  ()   	  3) . 

remand home  n.      

remark  1. n.	  1) ;	   to make no remark   ;	   to pass a remark   	  2) , 	  3) ; ; 	2. v.	  1) , , 	  2)  ,  (on, upon remark  -.)

remarkable  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

remarkably  adv. , ;   ; 

remediable  a. , 

remedial  a.	  1) , ; ; ;	   remedial English    	  2) ;	   remedial measures  	  3) . 

remediless  a. , 

remedy  1. n.	  1)   , 	  2) ,  ( -.)	  3) .   ,   	2. v.	  1) 	  2) . 

remember  v.	  1) , ;	   to remember oneself 	  2)  ;	   remember me to your father    	  3) ; ;   ;	   to remember a child on its birthday      ;	   to remember smb. in one's will  -. (-.)

remembrance  n.	  1) ; ;	   in remembrance of   ;	   to put in remembrance 	  2) pl.  ( -.)	  3) ,   	  4) attr. remembrance card     -.

remilitarization  n. 

remilitarize  v. 

remind  v.  (of);	   he reminds me of his brother     ;	   please remind me to answer that letter ,  ,     ..

reminder  n. ;	   gentle reminder 

remindful  a. ;  

reminisce  v.  ,  

reminiscence  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  -.	  3) pl. , ;	   to write reminiscences  

reminiscent  a.	  1) ;   	  2)  (of);  

remise  v. . ,  (, )

remiss  a.	  1) , ; 	  2) , 	  3) . , 

remissible  a. , 

remission  n.	  1) ;  ()	  2)   ,  ;    ()	  3) ,  ()

remissive  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

remit  v.	  1) ;  ()	  2)  ( ,  );  (,   ..)	  3) .  ();     	  4)    -.  	  5)    ();	   kindly remit to Mr. N  ( )   N	  6) . ();  (); () (   ..); ()

remittance  n.	  1) ,  ; .    	  2)  ,  

remittanceman  n. ,   ,   

remittee  n.   ;    

remittent  1. a. ;	   remittent fever = 2	2. n.  , 

remitter  n.	  1)   	  2) .       

remnant  n.	  1)  ()	  2) , 	  3) ,  ()	  4) attr. a remnant sale  

remodel  v. ; 

remonstrance  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

remonstrant  1. a. , 	2. n. ,  , 

remonstrate  v.	  1) ,  (against)	  2) ,  (with remonstrate .)

remontant  a. . 

remorse  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) , ;	   without remorse , , 

remorseful  a.	  1)  	  2)  

remorseless  a.	  1) , 	  2)   

remote  a.	  1) , ,  (   ); ;	   the remote past  	  2) ,    ; 	  3) ; , ;	   remote resemblance  ;	   not the remotest chance of success     	  4) . ;   ;	   remote control  , 

remount  I v.	  1)  ,  (   ..)	  2)    	  3)  	  4)  (   )	II 1. n.	  1)  	  2) .  ;  ,  ,  	2. v. .  ()

removability  n. ; ; 

removable  1. a.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ; 	  3) . 	2. n.   ( )

removal  n.	  1) ; ;	   removal of furniture   ( )	  2)  (  ..)	  3) , ; 	  4) . ; 

removalvan  n.    

remove  1. n.	  1) , ;  ;	   at many removes   ;	   but one remove from    	  2) , 	  3)     ;	   he has not got his remove     	  4)  (   )	  5)   ( )	2. v.	  1) ; ; , ;	   to remove oneself 	  2) ;	   to remove one's hat   ( )	  3) , ;	   to remove one's hand  ;	   to remove one's eyes  	  4) , ;	   to remove all doubts   	  5) ;  ()	  6) , 	  7) ;	   she removed to Glasgow     to remove mountains  ,  

removed  1. p-p.  remove 2	2. a.	  1) , ; ;	   far removed from  	  2) once removed ;	   twice removed 

remover  n.	  1)   (. furniture remover)	  2) 	  3) . 

remunerate  v. , , 

remuneration  n. , , ;  

remunerative  a.	  1) 	  2)  , 

renaissance  n.	  1) (the R.)  , 	  2) ,  (  ..)	  3) (R.) attr.    ;	   R. architecture  

renal  a. 

rename  v.   ; 

renascense  n.	  1) , , 	  2) (R.) = renaissance 1

renascent  a. ;	   renascent enthusiasm  

rencontre  n. . .	  1) , , 	  2)  ;  

rencounter  1. n. . = rencontre	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  

rend  v. (rent) .	  1) ,  (from, away, off)	  2) , , ;	   it rends my heart      	  3) , 

render  1. n.	  1) ;	   renders in kind  	  2)   	2. v.	  1) , , ;	   to render good for evil    	  2)  (  ..);	   to render a service  	  3) ;	   to render thanks  ;	   to render an account for payment    ;	   to render an account ,  	  4)   -. ;	   to render active ;	   to be rendered speechless with rage   ;	   climbing renders me giddy     	  5) , , 	  6)  ()	  7)  (  )	  8) . () ( render up)	  9)  ()	  10) . ;   	  11) . ; 

rendering  1. pres-p.  render 2	2. n.	  1) , 	  2) ; ;  ( )	  3)  (,   ..)	  4)  ()	  5) .   , 	  6) .    

rendezvous  .	1. n.	  1) 	  2)  ;  	  3)       	2. v.    

rendition  . = rendering 2, 1  2

renegade  1. n. , ; ; 	2. a. , 

renew  v.	  1) ; ; ;  	  2) 	  3) ; ;	   to renew correspondence  	  4) ,   (  ..)	  5)    (    ..)	  6)  

renewal  n.	  1) , , 	  2) 	  3) 	  4)    ; ,  	  5)  ();  ()

rennet  I n. . 	II n.  ( )

renounce  1. v.	  1)  (  , ,   ..)	  2)  ( )	  3)   (); ,  (  ..)	  4) .  	2. n. . 

renouncement  n. , 

renovate  v.	  1) , , 	  2) , ;  ()

renovation  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 

renovator  n.	  1) 	  2) 

renown  n. , ;	   a man of renown  

renowned  a. , , 

rent  I	1. p.  p-p.  rend	2. n.	  1) , ; ; 	  2)  ( )	  3) , 	  4) 	  5) , 	II 1. n.	  1)  ;  	  2) ;	   ground rent  ;	   rent in kind  	  3) . , ;   ;	   for rent ; 	2. v.	  1)   , 	  2)   	  3) .  

rent-roll  n.	  1)       	  2) ,     

rentable  a.	  1)     	  2)    

rental  n.	  1)   ;  	  2)       

renter  n. ; 

rentfree  1. a.      	2. adv.       

rentier  n. . 

renumber  v. 

renunciation  n. , 

renunciative  = renunciatory

renunciatory  a.  , , 

reopen  v.	  1)  () 	  2) ,  

reorganization  n. , 

reorganize  v. , ;	   to reorganize a ministry  

rep  I n.  ()	II . . .  repetition 2	III . . repertory theatre	IV n. . , 

repaid  p.  p-p.  repay

repair  I	1. n.	  1) ( pl.) ; ;	   under repair  ;	   repairs done while you wait    ;	   closed during repairs   	  2) ;	   repair of one's health  , 	  3) ; ;	   in good repair   ;	   in bad repair, out of repair   ;	   to keep in repair   	  4) attr. , ;	   repair parts  	  5) attr. ;	   repair shop  	2. v.	  1) ; , ;	   to repair a house  ;	   to repair clothes  	  2) ;	   to repair one's health   	  3) 	  4) ;	   to repair an injustice  	II v.	  1) , ;	   they repaired homewards   	  2)  , 	  3)  (to repair  -.)

repairable  a.  ;	   the house is not repairable    

repairer  n.    , ;	   watch repairer  , ;	   cabinet repairer    

reparable  a. ;	   a reparable mistake  

reparation  n.	  1) , 	  2) (. pl.) , 	  3)  (  ..)

repartee  n.	  1)  	  2) , 

repast  n. .	  1)  (,   ..)	  2) ; 

repatriable  a.  

repatriate  1. n. 	2. v.   , 

repatriation  n.   , 

repay  v. (repaid)	  1)   (to)	  2) ; ; ;	   I don't know how to repay you for your kindness  ,      	  3) ;	   to repay a visit  

repayable  a.  , 

repayment  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

repeal  1. n. ,  (  ..)	2. v. ,  ()

repealer  n.	  1) ,  	  2) .       

repeat  1. n.	  1) . ; ,  	  2)   	  3) . . . -	  4) . ;  	  5)    	2. v.	  1) 	  2) refl. ;	   he does nothing but repeat himself   ;	   history repeats itself  	  3)  ;	   to repeat one's lesson  	  4) ;  	  5) , ;	   to repeat a secret  (-.) 	  6) .      	  7)  ( );	   onions repeat   

repeated  1. p-p.  repeat 2	2. a. ; ;	   on repeated occasions 

repeatedly  adv. ,  , 

repeater  n.	  1) ,   ,  	  2) . . -	  3) 	  4) ,   	  5) . .      	  6) .  	  7)  	  8) .  

repeating rifle  n.  

repeating watch  n.   

repel  v.	  1) ; , , ;	   to repel an attack  	  2) , ;	   to repel an offer  ;	   to repel an accusation  	  3)  , 	  4) . ;	   water and oil repel each other     	  5) . . . 

repellent  1. n. , ,  	2. a.	  1)  , ; 	  2) ,  ( )

repent  I a.	  1) . 	  2) . 	II v. ; ; ;	   I repent  ;	   I repent me ( it repents me) that I did it . ,   ;	   you shall repent this ( of this)    ,    ;	   he has nothing to repent of     

repentance  n. ; , 

repentant  a.	  1) , 	  2)  ;	   repentant tears  

repercussion  n.	  1)  ( )	  2) ; 	  3) (. pl.) , ,  (  ..)

repertoire  n. . 

repertory  n.	  1) , ;	   a repertory of useful information   	  2) = repertoire	  3) = repertory theatre

repertory theatre  n.         

repetition  n.	  1) 	  2)  ;  	  3) ,      	  4) 

repetitionwork  n. .  ;  ;  

repetitious  = repetitive

repetitive  a.   , 

repine  v. ,  (at, against)

replace  v.	  1)      	  2) ; ;	   to replace money borrowed   	  3) ,  (by, with);	   impossible to replace 

replaceable  a. 

replacement  n.	  1) , 	  2) .    ;    	  3) .  ();  ()

replant  v.	  1)  ()	  2)   ()

replay  v.  (  ..)

replenish  v.  ,  (with)

replenishment  n.  , 

replete  a.	  1) , ;  (with); ;	   to be replete (with) 	  2)     (with replete .)

repletion  n. , 

replica  n.	  1) . ,  ; 	  2) . ; 

replicate  v. . ,  , 

replication  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) . , 	  4) .      

reply  1. n. ;	   in reply  ;	   in reply to your letter     ;	   reply paid   	2. v.	  1) 	  2) .    reply for   -.,  -.;	   reply to   -.

report  1. n.	  1)  (on report ); , 	  2) . ; 	  3) , ;	   the report goes ;  	  4) , 	  5)  	  6)  , 	2. v.	  1) ; , ;	   it is reported	    ) ;	    ) 	  2)   ; ;  ;	   to report a bill       ;	   the Commission reports tomorrow    	  3) . ; 	  4) ;	   to report oneself     (to);	   to report for work   ;	   to report to the police   	  5)  -.,   	  6) ,   ( );	   to report (badly) well  ()   ( .)	  7)  ,   to report progress	    )    ;	    ) .    ;	    )  (.);	   to move to report progress .      (   )

report card  = report 1, 5

report centre  n. .   

reportage  n. . 

reported  1. p-p.  report 2	2. a. . reported speech  

reporter  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 

reposal  I n. , ;	   reposal of trust ( of confidence)  	II n. . , 

repose  I v.  ( -., -.);	   to repose trust in ( on) smb.  -.,   -.	II 1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3) ,  angle of repose .   	2. v.	  1) ,   (. to repose oneself)	  2)  ; ;	   to repose one's head on the pillow    	  3) ,  (on repose )	  4) ,  ( , ;	   on repose  .);	   his mind reposed on the past     	  5) ,  (on repose )

reposeful  a.	  1) 	  2) 

repository  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ,  -. 	  3) 

repousse  .	1. n.	  1)  	  2)   	2. a.	  1)  ( )	  2) 

repp  = rep I

reprehend  v.  ; 

reprehensible  a.  , 

reprehension  n. , 

represent  v.	  1) ,     (as)	  2) , 	  3) ; 	  4)  ()	  5)  ,  (-.   )	  6) , ; 

representation  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  (. )	  3) , 	  4) 	  5) 

representative  1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ,  	  3) (R.) .   ;	   House of Representatives  	2. a.	  1) , , 	  2) , ; 	  3) . 

repress  v.	  1)  (  ..)	  2) 	  3)  (  ..)

represser  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

repression  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  (, )

repressive  a. 

reprieve  1. n.	  1)     () 	  2) ,  	2. v.	  1) .     () 	  2)   ,   

reprimand  1. n. , 	2. v.    

reprint  1. n.	  1) ; ;   	  2)   (  ..)	2. v.   , ; 

reprisal  n. (. pl.) 

reproach  1. n.	  1) ; ; ;	   to heap reproaches on  	  2) ; ;	   to bring reproach on 	2. v. , , ,  (with)

reproachful  a.	  1) 	  2)  ; , , 

reproachfully  adv. 

reprobate  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) . 	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) . ,   	3. v.	  1) , , 	  2) .  ;     

reprobation  n. , 

reprocess  v.     

reproduce  v.	  1) ;	   to reproduce a play  	  2)  	  3) , ;	   to reproduce oneself 	  4) ;	   lobsters are able to reproduce claws when these are torn off      

reproducer  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3)  ;	   colour reproducer  

reproduction  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) . ;	   simple reproduction  

reproductive  a. ;	   reproductive organs .  

reproof  I n. ; , , ;	   with reproof  	II v.    

reprove  v. ;  , ; ; ; 

reprover  n. ,  , ; 

reps  = rep I

reptile  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . ,  , 	2. a.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   the reptile press  

reptilian  1. n. , 	2. a.	  1)   ,  	  2) , 

republic  n.	  1) ;	   People's republic  	  2)     ;	   the republic of letters  

republican  1. a.	  1) 	  2) (R.) . ,    	2. n.	  1) 	  2) (R.) .   

republicanism  n.	  1) ,  	  2)   

repudiate  v.	  1)   (-.)	  2) ,   (  ..)	  3)   (-.)   (-.)	  4)   	  5)    ,  

repudiation  n.	  1) ;  ( -.)	  2)    	  3) ,   	  4)   ,  ;  

repugnance  n.	  1) , ;  (for, to, against)	  2) , ;  (between, of)

repugnancy  n.	  1) , ;  (for, to, against)	  2) , ;  (between, of)

repugnant  a.	  1) , ,  (to)	  2) ,  (with, to)

repulse  1. n.	  1) , ;	   to suffer a repulse  	  2) 	2. v.	  1)  (),  ()	  2) ,  ()	  3) ;  ;	   to repulse a request   

repulsion  n.	  1) , 	  2) . 

repulsive  a.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3) . repulsive force  

repurchase  v.   (  )

reputable  a. ,  

reputation  n. ; ,  ;	   to have a reputation for wit  ;	   a person of reputation  ;	   a person of no reputation  ;	   a scientist of world-wide reputation    ,    

repute  1. n.  , ;	   authors of repute ,  ;	   bad repute  ;	   a firm of repute  	2. v. (. pass.) , 

reputed  1. p-p.  repute 2	2. a.	  1)   ; 	  2)  (-.); ;	   his reputed father   ; ,    

request  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   at ( by) request  ;	   to make a request    {. . 2}	  2) ; ;	   to make a request   {. . 1}	  3) . ;	   in great request   , 	2. v.	  1)  ,  ( -.)	  2) 	  3)  ( );	   I must request you to obey orders    ;	   your presence is requested immediately    

requiem  n. 

require  v.	  1) , ;	   you are required to go there    	  2)  ( -.);  (-.);	   it requires careful consideration    

required  1. p-p.  require	2. a. ; ;	   required studies . .  

requirement  n.	  1) ;  ;	   what are his requirements   ?;	  2) , 

requisite  1. n. ,  ;  ;	   the requisites for a long journey     	2. a. , ;	   the number of votes requisite for election     

requisition  1. n.	  1)  	  2) , ; ;	   to be in requisition  	  3) , 	  4)  (.  );	   to put in requisition, to bring ( to call) into requisition	    ) ;	    )   , 	  5) attr. requisition forms  , 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  

requital  n.	  1) ; ; ;	   in requital for ( of) smth.     -.	  2) 

requite  v.	  1)  (for requite  -.;	   with requite -.); ;	   to requite like for like =    	  2) , 

rerun  n.   (,  )

res'uscitate  v.	  1) , ;   	  2) , ;   

resale  n. 

rescind  v. ,  (,   ..)

rescission  n. , 

rescript  n. 

rescue  1. n.	  1) ; , ;	   to come ( to go) to the rescue ,   	  2) attr. ;	   rescue party  	2. v.	  1) ; , ; 	  2) .   ()	  3) .   ( ,   )

rescuer  n. , 

research  1. n.	  1) ( pl.) () ; ; ;  ;	   to be engaged in research  - ;	   his researches have been fruitful    ;	   to carry out a research into the causes of cancer    	  2)   (after, for)	  3) attr. ;	   research work - 	2. v. ;   (into)

researcher  n. 

researchist  = researcher

reseat  v.	  1)  	  2)     	  3)   ,  (   ..)	  4) . , ; 

resect  v. .  

resection  n.	  1) . 	  2) .  

reseda  n.	  1) 	  2) - 

resell  v. (resold) 

resemblance  n. ;	   to bear ( to show) resemblance  ,  ;	   to have a strong resemblance to smb.     -.

resemble  v. ,  

resent  v. , ; 

resentful  a.	  1) ; 	  2) ;	   resentful person  

resentment  n. , ;  ;	   to have ( to bear) no resentment against smb.     -.,     -.

reservation  n.	  1) , , 	  2) ;	   without reservation ;	   with a mental reservation   ,   	  3) .   (  ,    ..);	   to make a reservation 	  4) (. pl.)    ( ,    ..)	  5) .  -. 	  6) . 	  7)  (   )

reserve  1. n.	  1) , ;	   the gold reserve  ;	   in reserve  ;	   to keep a reserve  	  2) (. pl.) . . ; 	  3) 	  4) , , , ; ;	   without reserve ,  {. . 6}	  5) , ; 	  6) ;	   without reserve ,    {. . 4}	  7) .  	  8) .  	  9) attr. , , 	  10) attr. reserve price  ;    (        )	2. v.	  1) , ; ; ;	   to reserve oneself for     -.	  2) , ,  ;	   to reserve a seat	    )     ;	    )    	  3)  (for);	   a great future is reserved for you    	  4)  ( ),  (   )	  5) .    (   ); ;	   to reserve the right  ;  ;  

reserved  1. p-p.  reserve 2	2. a.	  1) , , , ; 	  2)  ;	   reserved seat	    )  ;	    ) ;	    )     	  3) , , ;	   reserved list .   

reservedly  adv. , 

reservist  n. ,     

reservoir  n. .	  1) ; ; 	  2) ,  (,   ..); , ;	   reservoir of strength  

reset  v. (reset)	  1)  	  2) ()   	  3)  (   ..)

resettle  v. () ( ,   ..)

resettlement  n. 

reshape  v.	  1)      ; 	  2)      

reshuffle  1. v. ; ; 	2. n. ; ; ;	   a cabinet reshuffle    

reside  v.	  1) ,  (-.); ,  (in, at)	  2)  (   ..;	   in reside -.)	  3)  ,  (in)

residence  n.	  1) ; ; ;	   to take up one's residence ;	   to have one's residence 	  2) ; ;	   residence is required	    )       ;	    )      ;	   in residence	    )    ;	    )    	  3) ,  

residency  = residence

resident  1. n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) ,    	  4)  	2. a.	  1) ;  ;	   resident physician ,   ;	   the resident population  	  2)  ( )	  3)  (in) resident minister  , - (. minister resident)

residential  a.	  1)  (  )	  2) residential rental .  	  3)    ;	   residential qualification  

residentiary  a.	  1)    ;    	  2) .     

residua  pl.  residuum

residual  1. n.	  1) ,  	  2) . , 	  3)   ( )	2. a.	  1) .   	  2) 	  3)   (   )

residuary  a. ; ;	   residuary legatee .  ,      

residue  n.	  1) 	  2) . ; ; ,     	  3) .   	  4) . ,     

residuum  (pl. -dua) = residue

resign  I v.	  1)  ( );  (  );   	  2)  ( , ,   ..);	   to resign all hope   	  3) ,  (, ;	   to resign -.)	  4) to resign oneself ,  (to resign -.),  (to resign  -.);	   to resign oneself to the inevitable  	II v.  

resignation  n.	  1)   ( 	    ) ; 	  2)   ;	   to send in one's resignation    	  3) , ;	   with resignation 

resigned  I	1. p-p.  resign I	2. a. , ; 	II p-p.  resign II

resilience  resiliency n.	  1) , 	  2)       	  3) .  ;  

resilient  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

resin  1. n. ; ; 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  ()

resinaceous  = resinous

resinous  a. 

resist  v.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ;   (-.);  ;	   to resist disease   ;	   thatch resists heat better than tiles       	  3)  , , ;	   the enemy was resisted   	  4) (.  )  ( -.);	   he can never resist making a joke     

resistance  n.	  1) ; ;	   to offer resistance  ;	   line of least resistance   	  2)  ()	  3) . ;	   resistance to wear  ,   	  4) = resistor

resistance movement  n. .  

resistant  a. ; , 

resistible  a. 

resistive  a.   

resistivity  n. .  

resistless  a.	  1) 	  2)  

resistor  n. . ;  

resold  p.  p-p.  resell

resole  v.   

resoluble  a.  (into resoluble ); 

resolute  a. , , 

resolution  n.	  1) , ;	   to pass ( to carry, to adopt) a resolution  	  2) , ,  ()	  3)     (into); 	  4) 	  5) , 	  6)  (,   ..)	  7)  (  )	  8) . ;   	  9) .     	  10) . ,   

resolve  1. n.	  1) , ;	   to make good resolves    	  2) . , , 	2. v.	  1) ();  ;	   he resolved (up)on making an early start      ;	   the question resolves itself into this    	  2)  ;  	  3) . 	  4)  (  ..)	  5) , () (into resolve ); ()	  6) . ()	  7) . ()  

resolved  1. p-p.  resolve 2	2. a. , 

resolvent  n.	  1) . 	  2) .  

resonance  n. 

resonant  a.	  1) , 	  2)  (with);   

resonator  n. 

resort  1. n.	  1) ; ; ;	   as a last resort, in the last resort   ;   ;	   without resort to force    	  2)  ( )	  3)  ;  (. health resort);	   summer resort  	2. v.	  1)  ( -.),    (to);	   to resort to force ( to compulsion)   , 	  2) () 

resound  v.	  1) , () (with)	  2) ,  ()	  3) ;  	  4) ;	   to resound smb.'s praises   -.

resource  n.	  1) (. pl.) , , ;	   natural resources  	  2) , , ;	   to be at the end of one's resources   	  3)  ; ;	   reading is a great resource in illness  -     	  4) , ;	   full of resource 

resourceful  a. , 

resourcefulness  n. , 

respect  1. n.	  1) ;	   to hold in respect ;	   to be held in respect  ;	   to have respect for one's promise  	  2) pl. ;	   my best respects to him    ;	   to pay one's respects   	  3) , ;	   to have respect to	    ) ;	    )   ;	   without respect to ,    ;	   in respect of ( to), with respect to  ;	   in all respects   ;	   in respect that ,    respect of persons ;	   without respect of persons   	2. v.	  1) ; ;	   to respect oneself  ;	   to respect the law  	  2) , 	  3) ,  

respectability  n.	  1) , 	  2) pl.  

respectable  a.	  1) , ; 	  2)  	  3) , , 	  4) ,  (   ..)

respecter  n.  ,   respecter of persons  ;	   he is no respecter of persons   ;       

respectful  a. ; ;	   at a respectful distance   

respectfully  adv. ;	   yours respectfully   (   )

respectfulness  n. 

respecting  1. pres-p.  respect 2	2. prep. 

respective  a. ;	   in their respective places    

respectively  adv. ;   

respiration  n.	  1) 	  2)   

respirator  n. ; 

respiratory  a. , 

respire  v.	  1) 	  2) ,  	  3)   ;  

respite  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  (, ,    ..)	2. v.	  1)  ;	   to respite a condemned man  	  2)   

resplendence  n. , 

resplendency  n. , 

resplendent  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

respond  v.	  1) ;	   to respond with a blow   	  2) ,  (to);	   to respond to kindness   ;	   to respond to treatment  	  3) . ;  

respondent  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) .    	2. n. . 

response  n.	  1) ;	   in response to   	  2)  ; , 

responsibility  n.	  1) ;	   a position of responsibility  ;	   on one's own responsibility	    )   ;	    )   ;	   to take ( to assume) the responsibility    	  2) ; 	  3) . 

responsible  a.	  1)  (to responsible  -.);	   to be responsible for smth.	    )    -.;	    )  ,  -.;	   they are responsible for increased output      	  2) ,  	  3) ; ;	   a responsible post  	  4) 

responsive  a.	  1) 	  2)  ; , 

rest  I	1. n.	  1) , ; ;	   at rest	    )   ;	    ) ;	    ) ;	   to go ( to retire) to rest  , ;	   to take a rest ; ;	   without rest  ,  ;	   to set smb.'s mind at rest  -.;	   to set a question at rest  ;	   day of rest  ,  , 	  2) , ; 	  3)  , ;	   he has gone to his rest  ;	   to lay to rest 	  4) ;	   to bring to rest  (  ..)	  5)    (, ,   ..)	  6) . 	  7) . 	  8) ; , ; ; 	  9) . 	2. v.	  1) , ; ;	   to rest from one's labours   ;	   never let your enemy rest    	  2)  , ;	   rest your men for an hour    	  3)   ;	   let the matter rest    ,  ,  ;	   the matter cannot rest here    	  4)  ,  	  5) (), (),  ;  (on, upon, against);	   the argument rests on rather a weak evidence    	  6) , ;	   to rest one's elbow on the table    	  7)  ( ); ,   ( , ;	   on, upon)	  8)  ,  ( ,   ..);	   the blam'e rests with them    	  9)  (  ..  -.)	  10) -. ,   	II 1. n.	  1) (the rest) ; ; , ;	   the rest of us ;	   the rest ( all the rest) of it   , ,  ;	   for the rest   ,    	  2) .  	2. v.	  1) ;	   this rests a mystery   ;	   you may rest assured   	  2) it rests with you to decide    ;	   the next move rests with you    

rest-cure  n.  

rest-day  n.  

rest-harrow  n. . 

rest-house  n.   

rest-room  n.	  1)  ,   	  2) . ,  (   ..)

restate  v.  

restaurant  n. . 

rested  I	1. p-p.  rest I, 2	2. a. ;	   to feel thoroughly rested  	II p-p.  rest II, 2

restful  a.	  1) ; 	  2) , ;	   a restful life  

resthome, rest-home  n.	  1)      	  2)   

resting-place  n.	  1)  ;	   one's last resting-place 	  2)   

restitution  n.	  1)  (); 	  2)  ; ;	   to make restitution  	  3) . ,    	  4) .  

restive  a.	  1) ,  ( )	  2)  ( )	  3) 

restless  a.	  1) , 	  2) ; ;	   restless night  

restlessness  n. ; 

restock  v.  

restoration  n.	  1) ;	   the R. .  ( 1660 .  )	  2) , , 

restorative  1. a. , 	2. n. .	  1) ,  	  2)     

restore  v.	  1)  (-)	  2)  (  );  ; 	  3)  (  ..)	  4) 	  5)  (,   ..)

restorer  n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   hair restorer   

restrain  v.	  1) ,   ; ;  (from);	   to restrain one's temper   ; 	  2) 	  3)  ; ; ;	   mad people have to be restrained   

restrained  1. p-p.  restrain	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) 

restraint  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3)  ( )	  4) ; ; ,    ;	   the restraints of poverty  ;	   without restraint	    ) ;	    )  	  5)  ;  ( ,    ..)

restrict  v. ;  ( );	   to restrict to a diet   

restricted  1. p-p.  restrict	2. a. , ;	   a restricted application  ;	   restricted (publication) ()   ;	   restricted hotel     ,    

restriction  n. ;	   without restriction  ;	   to impose restrictions  ;	   to lift restrictions  

restrictive  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  ( )

result  1. n.	  1) , ; ;	   without result ;	   as a result of  	  2)  , 	2. v.	  1) ,   ,  (from);	   nothing has resulted from my efforts      	  2) ,   (in)

resultant  1. a.	  1)   ; 	  2) . 	2. n. .  (. resultant force)

resume  1. v.	  1) ,  ( );	   to resume a story   ;	   well, to resume , 	  2) ,  ;	   to resume one's health 	  3)  , 	2. n. .	  1) ; ; 	  2)    (     ..)

resumption  n.	  1) ;  ( )	  2) ;  

resumptive  a. , 

resurgence  n.	  1)  (  ..)	  2)  ()

resurgent  a.	  1)  (   ..)	  2)  ( ); 	  3) 

resurrect  v. .	  1) 	  2)  ( ,   -.)	  3)  (  )

resurrection  n.	  1)  ( )	  2)  (  ..); 	  3)  	  4) attr. resurrection man = resurrectionist resurrection pie   

resurrectionist  n.  

ret  v.  (,   ..)

retail  1. n.	  1)  ;	   at retail  	  2) attr. ;	   retail price  ;	   retail dealer  	2. v.	  1) ()  	  2) ,  ();	   to retail gossip  	3. adv.  

retailer  n.	  1)  , 	  2) ; 

retain  v.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) ,  (. )

retainer  n.	  1) = retaining fee	  2) . 	  3) 

retaining fee  n.   

retaining wall  n.  

retaliate  v.	  1) ,    ; 	  2)   	  3)  

retaliation  n.	  1) , , 	  2) 

retaliatory  a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   retaliatory tariff  

retard  v.	  1) , ;  (  ..)	  2) ; 

retardation  n.	  1) , , 	  2) ; 	  3) ; 

retardment  = retardation

retch  1. n. ,   	2. v. ;  ( )

retention  n.	  1) , ; 	  2)  , 	  3) . , 	  4) .  

retentive  a.	  1) , ;	   retentive of   (  ..)	  2)  ( )	  3)   

reticence  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) 

reticent  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  ( -.)

reticle  n. , ,    ( )

reticulate  1. a. 	2. v.   

reticulated  1. p-p.  reticulate 2	2. a. 

reticulation  n.  ;  

reticule  n.	  1) , 	  2) = reticle

retina  n. (pl. s ae) . ,   ()

retinae  pl.  retina

retinue  n. 

retire  1. v.	  1) , ;	   to retire for the night  	  2)  ();   	  3) ;	   to retire into oneself   	  4) . ;    	  5) ()	  6) .   	2. n. .   ;  ; 

retired  1. p-p.  retire 1	2. a.	  1)   ; ,  ;   ;	   the retired list  ,   ;	   retired pay  ,   	  2) ; 	  3) , 

retiree  n. ,   

retirement  n.	  1) 	  2)      	  3) ;  	  4) . , 	  5) attr. retirement age  

retiring  1. pres-p.  retire 1	2. a.	  1) , 	  2)   

retiringroom  n. 

retool  v. ;   

retort  I	1. n.	  1) ;  	  2)  ,   in retort  	2. v.	  1)  ;  ()	  2)       ;     	II .	1. n. 	2. v. 

retortion  n.	  1)  	  2) . 

retouch  1. n. ; 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  (, )	  3)   ( ,   ..)

retoucher  n. 

retrace  v.	  1)  (  )	  2)   	  3)  (  );	   to retrace one's steps 

retract  v.	  1) ; ; ;	   the cat retracts its claws   	  2)   (  ..), ,  ( -.); 

retractation  n. ,  (    ..)

retractile  a.  , 

retractility  n.  , 

retraction  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) = retractation

retractive  a.	  1) . 	  2) 

retractor  n. .  

retraining  n. 

retranslate  v.	  1)  	  2)   

retread  .	1. n.  ;  	2. v.  ;  

retreat  1. n.	  1) ;	   to intercept the retreat(of)    ;	   to make good one's retreat  ; .  	  2) .   , ;	   to sound the retreat  , ;	   to beat a retreat  ; .   	  3) 	  4) ; , 	  5) .  ;  	  6)  	  7) .  	2. v.	  1) , ; 	  2) 

retreating  1. pres-p.  retreat 2	2. a. retreating chin  ;	   retreating forehead  

retrench  v.	  1) ,  (); 	  2) . 

retrenchment  n.	  1)  (  ..); 	  2) . . 

retrial  n.	  1) .   ;   	  2)  ,  

retribution  n. , , 

retributive  a. , 

retrievable  a. ; 

retrieval  n.	  1) 	  2) 

retrieve  1. v.	  1) () ;  ;  	  2)    ( -  )	  3) ;    	  4)  ();  ()	  5) , ;	   to retrieve one's character   	  6) 	2. n. beyond ( past) retrieve , 

retriever  n.	  1)  	  2) ,   -.	  3) .  

retroaction  n.	  1)  ;  	  2) .   ()

retrograde  1. a.	  1)  	  2) ; 	  3) . 	2. v.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) 	  4) . , 

retrogress  v.	  1)  	  2) , 

retrogression  n.	  1)  	  2) , 

retrogressive  a.	  1)  	  2) , 

retrospect  n.  ,  ;	   in retrospect 

retrospection  n.   ; 

retrospective  a.	  1)   , 	  2)   	  3) .   

retrousse  a. . ,  ( )

retry  v.	  1)   ( )	  2)  

rettery  n. -. ,     

return  1. n.	  1) ;  ;	   by return of post  	  2) , ; ;	   in return  ;   {. . 3}	  3) , ;	   in return   {. . 2}	  4) ; , ;	   small profits and quick returns  ,   	  5)  ; ;	   tax return   (       )	  6) (. pl.)  	  7) 	  8)   (   ..)	  9) pl. ,  	  10) .  ;  	  11) .    	  12) attr. ;	   return ticket  ;	   return match ( game) .  ,   many happy returns (of the day) =    ,     	2. v.	  1) ; , ;	   to return a ball   (   ..);	   to return a bow   ;	   to return smb.'s love ( affection)  -. 	  2) ;  	  3)  ( , )	  4)  ()	  5) , 	  6)  , ;  ;	   to return guilty .  ;	   to return a soldier as killed     	  7)  ( ) to return like for like =    ;	   return swords! .   !

returnee  n.	  1)     ( )	  2)     ( )	  3)  ( ,   ..)

returning officer  n.  ,      

reunify  v. 

reunion  n.	  1) 	  2)  ; ;	   family reunion   	  3) 

reunite  v.	  1) ()	  2) 

rev  .	1. n.  ()	2. v. () rev up  ,  ;  

revamp  v.	  1) . , , 	  2) .    ( )

revanche  n. . 

reveal  I v.	  1) ; ;	   to reveal a secret  	  2) , ;	   to reveal itself , 	II n. . ;  (  )

reveille  n. . , ,  

revel  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ( pl.) 	2. v.	  1) , ; 	  2) ,  (in);  

revelation  n.	  1) ;	   the Revelation(s) . 	  2) ;  (  ..); 

revelry  n.	  1) , 	  2)  

revenge  1. n.	  1) , , ;	   to take (one's) revenge on ( upon) smb.  -.;	   in revenge  	  2) ;	   to give smb. his revenge  -.  	2. v. , ;	   to revenge an insult   ;	   to revenge oneself  (on, upon revenge ;	   for revenge  -.)

revengeful  a. 

revenger  n. 

revenue  n.	  1)   (. )	  2) pl.  	  3)   	  4) attr. ;	   revenue cutter  ;	   revenue officer  

reverberant  a.	  1)  (   ..)	  2) , 

reverberate  v.	  1) ();  ( )	  2)  (  )	  3) . , 

reverberating  1. pres-p.  reverberate	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   reverberating peal of thunder   	  3) ;  (   ..)

reverberation  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ()	  3) , 

reverberator  n.	  1) 	  2) = reverberatory furnace

reverberatory furnace  n. .  

revere  v. ; , ; 

reverence  1. n.	  1) ; ; ;	   to hold in reverence, to regard with reverence 	  2) . , 	  3) Your reverence .  .   (  )	2. v. , , ; 

reverend  a.	  1) 	  2) (R.)  ( );	   the R. gentleman ,    ;	   the Very R. ()  (  );	   the Right R. ()  ( );	   the Most R. ()  ( )

reverent  a. , 

reverential  = reverent

reverie  n.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   to be lost in reverie ;	   to indulge in reverie  

reversal  n.	  1)  ;  	  2) ; ;	   the reversal of judgement   	  3) . 

reverse  1. n.	  1) (the reverse) , ;	   quite the reverse, very much the reverse  	  2)   (  ..)	  3)  ( )	  4) , ;	   to meet with a reverse  ;	   to have ( to experience) reverses   	  5) , 	  6)    ;	   in reverse, on the reverse  	  7) . ;    to take in the reverse .      	2. a. ; ; ;	   reverse side  ;	   reverse motion    ;	   reverse fire .  	3. v.	  1) ; ; ;	   to reverse arms .    	  2) , ;	   positions are reversed  ;	   to reverse a policy   ;	   to reverse the order    	  3) ()   	  4) , 	  5) .      (); 

reversibility  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

reversible  a.	  1) 	  2)  ( )	  3) .     , 

reversion  n.	  1)  (  )	  2) .  (. reversion to type)	  3) .        	  4) ,   

reversionary  a. , 

revert  v.	  1)  (  )	  2)  (   )	  3) .    	  4) .  ;	   to revert the eyes	    )  ;	    ) ;  	  5) .   

revet  v. . ,  ;	   to revet a trench       ..

revetment  n. . , ; ,  

review  1. n.	  1) , ;	   to pass in review ,  {. . 6}	  2) , 	  3) 	  4)  	  5) .   	  6) . ; ;	   to pass in review  ;    {. . 1}	  7) . 	  8) . , 	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3) , 	  4) ,  () 	  5)   	  6)  ,   (  ..);  	  7) .  ( ,  )

reviewer  n. ; 

revile  v. ;  (), , 

revise  1. n. .  ; 	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2) , , 

revised  1. p-p.  revise 2	2. a. ;	   revised edition    

reviser  n.  

revision  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3)    

revisionism  n. . 

revisionist  .	1. n. 	2. a. 

revisit  v.  

revisory  a. 

revival  n.	  1) ; ;	   R. of Learning ,  ( )	  2)  (, )	  3)  ()	  4) attr. R. style .  

revive  v.	  1)   	  2)   	  3) ,  (   ..)	  4) ; ,  (  ..)	  5)  (, )	  6) , ;	   to revive a play  

reviver  n.	  1) ,  ,   . {. revive}	  2) .  

revivification  n.	  1)   , 	  2) . 

revivify  v.	  1)   , 	  2) . 

revocable  a.  

revocation  n. ,  (  ..)

revoke  1. v.	  1) ,  (,   ..)	  2)   ()	  3) .      	2. n. .     

revolt  1. n.	  1) , ;	   in revolt ;  ;	   to rise in revolt 	  2) , 	  3) 	2. v.	  1)  (against)	  2) , ;   (at, from, against)	  3) ,  

revolted  1. p-p.  revolt 2	2. a. 

revolting  1. pres-p.  revolt 2	2. a. ; 

revolution  I n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   palace revolution  	  3)  ,  	II n.	  1)  	  2)  ; ;	   revolutions per minute    	  3)  ; ;	   the revolution of the seasons   	  4) 	  5) attr. revolution counter .   

revolutionary  I	1. n. 	2. a. ;	   revolutionary ideas  ;	   revolutionary discoveries ,    	II a. 

revolutionism  n. 

revolutionist  n. 

revolutionize  v.	  1) 	  2)   

revolve  v.	  1) (); ()	  2)    	  3)  (. revolve in the mind)

revolver  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

revolving  1. pres-p.  revolve	2. a.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   revolving door  

revue  n. . . , 

revulsion  n.	  1)    (  ..)	  2) 	  3) .  (  ..);  ()	  4) .  ()

revulsive  .	1. a. 	2. n.  

reward  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   in reward for smth.    -.	2. v.	  1) 	  2) ;  

rewarding  1. pres-p.  reward 2	2. a. 

reword  v.	  1)   ;  	  2) 

rewrite  v. (rewrote; rewritten)	  1) 	  2) , 

rewritten  p-p.  rewrite

rewrote  p.  rewrite

Reynard  n. - (   )

rhapsode  -. n. 

rhapsodic  a. ; 

rhapsodical  a. ; 

rhapsodize  v.     (. rhapsodize about, rhapsodize on)

rhapsody  n.	  1) 	  2)    

Rhenish  .	1. a. 	2. n. = Rhine wine

rhenium  n. . 

rheostat  n. . 

rhesus  n. . 

rhetor  n.	  1) 	  2)  

rhetoric  n.	  1) ;  	  2) 

rhetorical  a. 

rhetorician  n.	  1) 	  2) 

rheum  n. .	  1)  ( )	  2) 

rheumatic  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) 	  2) pl. . 

rheumaticky  a. . 

rheumatism  n. 

rheumatiz  (. .) = rheumatism

Rhine wine  n.  (), 

Rhinestone  n.	  1)  	  2)  

rhino  I n. (pl. os ) . .  rhinoceros	II n. . 

rhinoceros  n. 

rhodium  n. . 

rhododendron  n. . 

rhodonite  n. . 

rhomb  n. 

rhombi  pl.  rhombus

rhombic  a. 

rhomboid  n. 

rhombus  n. (pl. es bi) 

rhubarb  n. . 

rhumb  n. . 

rhyme  1. n.	  1) ,  ;	   double ( female, feminine) rhyme  ;	   single ( male, masculine) rhyme  ;	   imperfect rhyme  	  2) ( pl.)  	  3)  neither rhyme nor reason    ;	   without rhyme or reason      	2. v.	  1)   	  2)  (with, to rhyme )

rhymed  1. p-p.  rhyme 2	2. a. 

rhymer  = rhymester

rhymester  n. . 

rhyming  1. pres-p.  rhyme 2	2. a. ;	   rhyming dictionary  

rhythm  n.	  1) 	  2)  ()

rhythmic  a. , , 

rhythmical  a. , , 

rial  n.  (  )

riant  a. ,  ( , )

rib  1. n.	  1) ;	   false ( floating, asternal) rib  	  2)  ;  (-.)	  3)  	  4)  (   ..)	  5) . 	  6) .  	  7) . 	  8) . 	  9) .  ()	  10) . 	  11) . , 	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2) . . , , 

ribald  1. n. ; 	2. a. , ; ; 

ribaldry  n. , , 

riband  = ribbon 1

ribband  n.   ( )

ribbed  1. p-p.  rib 2	2. a.	  1) ; ; ;  	  2) 

ribbing  1. pres-p.  rib 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2) .  

ribbon  1. n.	  1) ;  ;	   typewriter ribbon    	  2) pl. ;	   ribbons of mist  ;	   torn to ribbons   	  3) pl. . ;	   to handle ( to take) the ribbons  	  4)  , ;  	  5) attr. ;  () R. Society .     ( XIX .);	   red ribbon   	2. v.	  1)  	  2) ,   

ribboned  1. p-p.  ribbon 2	2. a.  

rice  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. ;	   rice field  

riceflakes  n. pl. .  

ricepaper  n.  

ricewater  n.  

rich  1. a.	  1)  (in rich -.)	  2) 	  3) ; ;	   a rich suggestion  	  4) , ; ;	   rich soil  ;	   rich harvest  	  5) ; ;	   rich milk  ;	   rich dish  ;	   rich cream  	  6) ;  ( )	  7) , ,  ( ); , ,  ( )	  8)  ( )	  9) .  ( , ,   ..);	   that's rich!   !	2. n. (the rich) pl. . , 

Richard Roe  n. .     (.   ,    ) {. . John Doe}

riches  n. pl.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   the riches of the soil  

richly  adv.	  1) , 	  2) , ; ;	   he richly deserves punishment    

richness  n.	  1)  (-.); ,  (  ..)	  2) 	  3) ,  ()	  4)  ()

rick  I	1. n. ; 	2. v.   	II = wrick

rickets  n. (.  sg.   pl.) . 

rickety  a.	  1) 	  2) ;  ( )	  3) , ;	   rickety chair  ;	   rickety house  

ricksha, rickshaw  . n. 

ricochet  1. n. 	2. v.  ;  

rictus  . n.  

rid  v. (rid, ridded ) ,  (of rid  -.);	   to get rid of smb., smth. ,   -., -.

ridable  a.    

riddance  n. ; ;	   a good riddance  ( -. );	   good riddance!  !; ,  !; =  !

riddel  n. .  ( )

ridden  p-p.  ride 2

riddle  I	1. n. ;	   to talk in riddles  	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  ()	II 1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) ; 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  ()	  3)  ;   ;  , 

ride  1. n.	  1) , ,  (,  ,    ..);	   to go for a ride 	  2) ,  (.   )	  3)    ( ,   ..) to take smb. for a ride . .	    ) ,  .;	    ) , ,  -.	2. v. (rode, ridden)	  1)  ;   ( -.);	   to ride full speed    ;	   to ride a race   ;	   to ride a horse to death  ;	   to ride a joke to death .  	  2)  ( ,  ,  ,    ..)	  3) (), ();	   to ride a child on one's foot    	  4) ; ; ;	   the moon was riding high   ;	   the ship rides the waves    	  5)    the ship rides (at anchor)    	  6) ; ; 	  7) ;  ( ,   ..)	  8)      ( )	  9)  ( )	  10) . , , 	  11) .  	  12)   ;  ;	   let it ride    	  13)   (-.);   (on)	  14)  ( ) ride at  ;	   to ride one's horse at a fence    ;	   ride down	    ) ,  ;	    )   , ;	   ride out	    )   ( -  );	    )     to ride for a fall	    )   ,   ;	    )  ;    ;	   to ride off on a side issue   ,     ();	   to ride the whirlwind      . (  ..)

ridel  = riddel

rider  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) ,  ( )	  4) , ; .  	  5) ,    	  6) .      ;  ,    	  7) . 

riderless  a.   ( ,  )

ridge  1. n.	  1)  ;  , ;  ; 	  2)  	  3)  ()	  4) ;  	  5)  ( );  ; , 	2. v.    ; 

ridged  1. p-p.  ridge 2	2. a.	  1) , 	  2)  ( )

ridgepole  n. ,  ( )

ridgy  = ridged 2

ridicule  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   to hold up to ridicule  	  2) 	2. v. ; ,   

ridiculous  a. , , ;	   don't be ridiculous  () ,   () 

riding  I	1. pres-p.  ride 2	2. n.	  1)  	  2)    	3. a. ;   ;	   riding horse  	II n.  (   )

riding hall  n. () 

riding master  n.	  1)    	  2) 

ridingbreeches  n. pl.    , 

ridinghabit  n.  (    )

ridinghag  n. . 

Riesling  n. 

rife  a. predic.	  1) , ; ;	   to be (to grow  to wax) rife  () 	  2) ;	   his language is rife with maxims    

riffle  n. .	  1)  ( ), 	  2) , 	  3) . , 

riffraff  1. n.  , 	2. a. . , 

rifle  1. n.	  1) ,  	  2) pl. .  ; 	  3) attr. ; ; ;	   rifle company  ;	   rifle battalion  	2. v.	  1)   	  2)  ( )	  3)    	  4)  (  ..)

riflegreen  a. - (   )

riflegrenade  n. .  

rifleman  n. . ;	   expert rifleman  

riflepit  n. .  ,  

riflerange  n. , 

rifleshot  n.	  1)  	  2)   	  3)  ( )

rifling  1. pres-p.  rifle 2	2. n.  ( )

rift  1. n.	  1) ; ; ; ; ; 	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) ,  ()	  5) . , ,  a rift in the lute	    )   , ;	    )  	2. v. ();  ()

rig  I	1. n.	  1) . ;  ,   	  2) . , ,   	  3) , 	  4)  ;  	  5) 	  6) . , ; 	2. v. ,  () rig out . ;	   rigged out ;	   rig up    ,   	II 1. n. .	  1) , ; 	  2)   	2. v.  ; ;	   to rig the market     

rigger  n.	  1)    	  2) . 

rigging  I	1. pres-p.  rig I, 2	2. n.	  1) . , , 	  2) . 	  3) . , ""	II pres-p.  rig II, 2

right  I	1. n.	  1) ;   (to); ;	   right to work   ;	   rights and duties   ;	   by right of   (.);	   in one's own right   ( ,   ..);	   to reserve the right    ;	   under a right in international law      	  2) ; ;	   to do smb. right  . , ;	   to be in the right  	  3) (. pl.)   , ;	   the rights of the case  	  4) pl. ;	   to set ( to put) to s  ;   ;	   to be to rights    by right or wrong    	2. a.	  1) , ;	   to be right  	  2) , ;	   right use of words   ;	   to do what is right  ,  ;	   he is always right   ;	   right you are! .	    ) !,  ;	    ) !,   !	  3)  ,   (   ); , ; ;	   be sure you bring the right book ,   ,  ;	   the right size  ;	   the right man in the right place    , ,    ;	   not the right Mr Jones    	  4)  ( ,  );	   at the right angle   	  5) ,   ; ;	   to put right ;	   are you right now?    ?;	   I feel all right    ;	   to be all right	    )   ;	    )   ;	   if it's all right with you    ,    on the right side of thirty  30 	3. adv.	  1) , ; ;	   to get it right  ;	   to get ( to do) a sum right   ;	   to guess right  ;	   to set ( to put) oneself right with smb.	    )  . ;	    )   .	  2)    	  3) ;	   go right ahead   	  4) ,  ;	   right in the middle    	  5) , ;	   right to the end   	  6) ;	   I know right well     right away, right off ; ;	   right off the bat . =    ;   right here	    )   ;	    )   ;	   right now   ;	   come right in . 	4. v.	  1) ();  ();	   to right oneself	    ) ;	    )  ;	   to right a wrong  ;  	  2)  ;	   to right the oppressed   	II 1. n.	  1)  ;	   on the right  ();	   to the right  ()	  2) (the Rights) pl. . . 	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ,  (  )	  3) . , 	3. adv. ;	   right and left	    )   ;	    )   ;	   right turn ( face)! . ! ()

rightabout  n.	  1)  	  2)  ,   ;	   rightabout face	    ) .     ;	    )  ,  

rightandleft  1. n.	  1)    	  2) .   	2. a. .     ;     

rightangled  a. 

rightdown  a. . ; 

righteous  a.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   righteous indignation  

righteousness  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

rightful  a.	  1) ;	   rightful heir  	  2)   	  3) 

righthand  a.	  1) ;	   righthand man	    )   ( );	    ) " ",  	  2) .   ;   

righthanded  a.	  1)   	  2) 

righthander  n.	  1) ,     ,  	  2) .   

rightist  n. . , 

rightlined  a.   ; 

rightly  adv.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  

rightminded  a.	  1) 	  2) 

rightofway  n.	  1)       	  2)  

rightwards  adv. 

rightwing  a. . , 

rigid  a.	  1) , , ; 	  2) ;  	  3) , 	  4) ; ;	   rigid discipline  ;	   rigid economy  	  5) 

rigidity  n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3) 

rigmarole  n.	  1)  , 	  2) attr. 

rigor  n. .	  1) 	  2) ;  rigor mortis  

rigorism  n.	  1) 	  2)   ( )

rigorous  a.	  1) ;	   rigorous climate  	  2) 	  3) ;	   rigorous scientific method   	  4) , 

rigour  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) pl.  	  4) 	  5) 

riksdag  . n. 

rile  v. .	  1) , 	  2)  (  ..)

rill  1. n. ; , 	2. v.  ; 

rim  1. n.	  1) , ;  ();  ();  ()	  2) ,  	  3) .  	2. v.	  1)  ,   ..	  2)  , 

rime  I = rhyme	II .	1. n. ; 	2. v.  

rimer  = reamer

rimless  a.     ;	   rimless eyeglasses ;   

rimmed       ;	   gold rimmed spectacles    

rimy  a. , 

rind  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	2. v.  ;  ,  

rinderpest  n.   

ring  I	1. n.	  1) ; ; ; , 	  2)  ()	  3)  ;  ( ), 	  4) (the R.) 	  5) (the ring) pl. .    , 	  6)       	  7) ; , 	  8)    (.   )	  9)   ();   ()	  10) .  ()	  11) .  to run ( to make) rings around .   ;  , ;	   to keep ( to hold) the ring  	2. v.	  1)   (. ring in, ring round, ring about);  	  2)  	  3)     ()	  4) ;  to ring the rounds . , 	II 1. n.	  1) ; ;	   the ring of his voice   	  2) () ;	   to give a ring   	  3)   ( ); 	  4)  ();	   it has the ring of truth about it   	2. v. (rang, rung; rung)	  1) ; ;	   to ring true (false  hollow)   ()	  2)  (with);	   the air rang with shouts   	  3) 	  4) ;	   to ring the alarm   ;	   to ring the bell  ( );	   to ring a chime  (  );	   to a ring peal  ring at  (    ..);	   ring down: to ring the curtain down     ; .   (.) {. . ring up };	   ring for    ;	   ring in	    ) . , ;	    )   ;	   ring off   ( );  ;	   ring off! . !, !;	   ring out	    ) ;	    )   ;	   ring up	    )  ;	    ) ,   ;	    ) to ring the curtain up     ; .  (-.) {. . ring down}

ring ouzel  n. .  

ringbolt  n. . -

ringbone  n.     ()

ringdove  n. . , 

ringed  1. p-p.  ring I, 2	2. a.	  1)  	  2)  ,  ; .  ( -.); ; 

ringer  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  	  3) .  ;  	  4) . . ,    ; ,    	  5) . sl ,    	  6) . .   (-.) (. dead ringer);	   he is a ringer for his father   

ringfence  n.  ( -.   )

ringfinger  n.   (.   )

ringing  I pres-p.  ring I, 2	II 1. pres-p.  ring II, 2	2. n.	  1) , 	  2) ;     	3. a. ; ; ;	   a ringing cheer  ;	   a ringing frost  

ringleader  n. , , , 

ringlet  n.	  1) 	  2) 

ringleted  ringlety a. ,  ; 

ringmail  n. 

ringmaster  n.   ( )

ringnet  n.    

ringtail  n. .  

ringworm  n. .  

rink  1. n. , 	2. v.   

rinse  1. n.	  1) ;	   to give a rinse 	  2)   	2. v. ,  ( rinse out);	   to rinse out one's mouth  

rinsing  1. pres-p.  rinse 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2) pl. ,   ; 	  3) pl. ,  

riot  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) .     	  3) ; ;	   to run riot	    )   ;	    )  ( );	    )  ;	   the grass ran riot in our garden      ;	    )   (  ..);	   his fancy ran riot     	  4) , ;	   a riot of colour  	  5) attr. R. Act        ( );	   to read the R. Act	    )     ;	    ) .  ;	   riot call .     	2. v.	  1) ;    	  2) , ;  	  3) ;   	  4)   (, )

rioter  n. ; 

riotous  a.	  1) ; ; 	  2) , ,  ( )

rip  I	1. n. , 	2. v.	  1) , ,  (  ; . rip up)	  2)  ()	  3) , ;	   cloth that rips at once ,   	  4) , 	  5)    ()	  6) ,   ( , ,   ..);	   let her ( it) rip .	    )   !;	    )  ! rip off ;	   rip out	    ) ; ;	    )  ();	    )  ();	   rip up	    ) ;	    ) ;	   to rip up old wounds    to let things rip  ,     	II n.	  1) 	  2) . 

riparian  1. a. 	2. n.   

ripcord  n.   ();   ()

ripe  a.	  1) ;	   ripe lips  ()  	  2) , ;	   of ripe age  ;	   persons of ripe years  	  3) ;	   ripe cheese  	  4)  (for);	   time is ripe for   

ripen  v.	  1) ; 	  2)  

ripeness  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

riposte  1. n.  ,  ( ); . .  	2. v.  ,  ( ; . .)

ripper  n.	  1) ,  	  2) .  ;  	  3) = rip-saw	  4) . ,  Jack the R. . -

ripping  1. pres-p.  rip I, 2	2. a. . . , , 	3. adv. ;	   a ripping good story  

ripple  I	1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  ()	  3) ;	   a ripple of laughter  	  4) 	2. v.	  1) () 	  2) 	  3) 	II 1. n.  ( )	2. v.  ()

ripply  a.	  1)  	  2) 

riprap  n. .  

ripsaw  n. .  

rise  1. n.	  1) , , , ; ;	   to be on the rise  (   ..); .   ;	   the rise to power   	  2)  ();   ( );  ()	  3)  ( )	  4)   	  5)  (, )	  6) , ;	   to look from the rise   	  7) , ;	   to take its rise in smth.    .	  8)  ()	  9) 	  10) . .  ;  ()	  11) . .  (, , ); ,  ()	  12) .  (, ) to take ( to get) a rise out of smb.  -.;  -.  	2. v. (rose; risen)	  1) ; 	  2) ;	   to rise above smth.	    )   .;	    ) .   .;	   to rise above the prejudices   	  3) , ;	   the sun rises  	  4)  ( ,   ..); 	  5) , ;	   the wind rises  ;	   her colour rose  	  6)  ,  ( )	  7)     (to rise  -.)	  8) ;	   to rise in arms     	  9) ,   ( ,   ..);	   Parliament will rise next week      	  10) ,  (in, from);	   the river rises in the hills      	  11)   	  12) ,  ( )	  13)  ( ) to rise to the bait ( to the fly)   ;	   to rise to it    ;	   his gorge ( stomach) rises   ;  ;	   to rise in applause  

risen  p-p.  rise 2

riser  n.	  1) ,  ;	   he is an early riser   	  2) .  ;   	  3) . 	  4) .    	  5) -. 	  6) . ;  ()

risibility  n. 

risible  a.	  1) 	  2) ; 

rising  1. pres-p.  rise 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ;	   the rising of the sun  	  4) , ; 	  5) ; 	3. a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3)  ,   ..;	   rising lawyer (doctor)  (),   	  4)    ;	   rising forty    ,  

risk  1. n. ;	   at one's own risk     ;	   at the risk of one's life  ;	   to take ( to run) risks ;	   at owner's risk .   	2. v.	  1)  (.);	   to risk one's health  	  2)  ( -.);	   to risk failure   ;	   to risk a stab in the back    

riskiness  n. , 

risky  a. , 

risotto  . n. . 

risque  a. . ; ,  ( , )

rissole  n.	  1) , 	  2) .      ,   

rite  n. , ; ;	   the rites of hospitality  

ritual  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . 	2. a. ,  ritual talk , 

ritualism  n. 

ritualist  n.  

rival  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   without a rival	    )   ;	    )  	  2) . 	2. a. ; ;	   rival firms  	3. v. ; 

rivalry  n. ; ;	   friendly rivalry  

rive  1. n. . , 	2. v. (rived ;	   rived, riven) (); (); ; (), () (. rive away, rive off, rive from)

riven  1. p-p.  rive 2	2. a. . 

river  n.	  1) ; ;	   to cross the river	    )   ;	    ) .  ;	    ) 	  2) attr. 

riverain  1. n. ,    	2. a. , 

riverbed  n.  

riverhorse  n.	  1) , 	  2) . 

riverine  = riverain 2

riverside  n.	  1)  ,  	  2) attr. ,   ;	   riverside villa    

rivet  1. n. 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  (, )

riviere  n. .  (.   )

rivulet  n. ; 

roach  I n. .  (. European roach) as sound as a roach =   	II n. .  ( )	III .  cockroach

road  n.	  1) , , ;	   country road  ;	   to be on the road    {. . }	  2) , ,   ;	   to cross the road  	  3) .  	  4)  ( -.),  ( -.);	   no royal road to smth.    .	  5) (. pl.) . 	  6) . 	  7) attr.  to be on the road	    )   ,  ;	    ) .  ( ); {. . 1};	   to go on the road   ;	   to be in the road, to get in smb.'s road   , , ;	   one for the road  ,   , ""

Road Board  n.   

road capacity  n.   

road clearance  n. . , 

road hog  n.  , ,   

road house  n.  , ;  

road roller  n.   

road scraper  n. . ; 

Road up  n. " " ( )

roadbed  n.  

roadbook  n.  ,   

roadless  a. 

roadman  n.  

roadmetal  n. , 

roadshow  n. .   

roadside  1. n.  , 	2. a. 

roadstead  n. . 

roadster  n.	  1)  ;      	  2)  (    ,      )	  3)   ( )	  4) ,   

roadtest  v. .     

roadway  n.	  1) ; ;   	  2)   ();  

roam  1. n. , 	2. v. , , 

roan  I	1. n.  	2. a. 	II n.    ( )

roar  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ;	   roars of laughter  , 	2. v.	  1) , ; ;	   to roar with laughter    ;	   to roar with pain   	  2)  (  )

roarer  n.	  1) . , 	  2) .  

roaring  1. pres-p.  roar 2	2. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) .  ( )	3. a.	  1) , 	  2) ; ;	   roaring trade  

roast  1. n.	  1) , ; ()   	  2) .  	  3) .  to rule the roast  ;  ; 	2. a. ;	   roast beef 	3. v.	  1) (); ();  ()	  2) .  (-.); 	  3) .  	  4) . ; ; 

roaster  n.	  1) 	  2)   	  3) .  	  4)      ( )

roasting-jack  n. 

rob  v.	  1) ; 	  2) ;  (-.);	   to rob smb. of his rights  -. 	  3) .   ;   ()  to rob the cradle .  ;	   to rob Peter to pay Paul     

robber  n. , 

robbery  n. ; ; . .   

robe  1. n.	  1) (. pl.) ;  ;	   the long robe  ;  ;	   gentlemen of the (long) robe , 	  2) . 	  3) .  	  4) . 	  5) .   ( )	2. v. (); 

robin  n.	  1) .  (. robin redbreast)	  2) . 

Robin Goodfellow  n.   (   ;    )

robot  n.	  1) 	  2) ;  	  3)    	  4) attr. ;	   robot bomb   ;	   robot plane  ;	   robot pilot 

robust  a.	  1) , ; 	  2) ,  ( )	  3) . , 

robustious  a. . . , ; 

roc  . n. .  

rocambole  n. . -

rochet  n.	  1)    	  2)    

rock  I n.	  1) , 	  2) (the R.) 	  3) ,  	  4)  	  5) ; 	  6)    	  7)  	  8) (. pl.) . . 	  9) . 	  10) attr. ;  on the rocks =	    ) " ";   ;	    )   ( );	   to run ( to go) upon the rocks	    )  ;	    )    ;	   to see rocks ahead    	II v.	  1) (); (-); ();	   he rocked with laughter    	  2) ,  rocked in security ,    	III n. . 

rock'n'roll  n. --

rock-and-roll  = rock'n'roll

rock-bottom  n.	  1)  	  2) attr. .   ( )

rock-cork  n. .  

rock-crystal  n.  

rock-drill  n. .   , 

rock-garden  n.     

rock-hewn  a.   

rock-oil  n. 

rock-salt  n.  

rock-tar  n.  

rocker  n.	  1)  ()	  2) . -	  3)  (  )	  4)     	  5) = rocking-turn	  6) . , ; ,  off one's rocker . = ,  ,   

rockery  = rock-garden

rocket  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)  	  4) attr. ; ;	   rocket projector  ;	   rocket airplane  ; ,  ;	   rocket bomb  ;	   rocket site   (  )	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  	II n. . ,  

rocket-launcher  n. .	  1)   	  2)  

rocketeer  n.	  1)    	  2) -

rocketer  n. ,   

rocketry  n.  

Rockies  n. pl. . . (.  Rocky Mountains)  

rocking-chair  n. -

rocking-horse  n.  -

rocking-turn  n. "" (   )

rocky  I a.	  1) , 	  2) , , ; 	II a.	  1) ,  ( )	  2) .  ( ,   ..)

rococo  1. n.  	2. a.	  1)   	  2)  , , 	  3) 

rod  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ; . ;	   the rod  	  3) ,  ( ); . , ; 	  4) 	  5)   (= 5	    ) 6)  ()	  7) .  (  )	  8) . , , ; ;	   sounding rod 	  9) . .  to make a rod for one's own back   ;	   to rule with a rod of iron   ;	   to spare the rod and spoil the child =  ,  ;   

rode  p.  ride 2

rodent  n. . 

rodeo  n. (pl. -os ) .	  1)    	  2) ,  

rodomontade  1. n. , 	2. a. 	3. v. 

roe  I n. 	II n.	  1)  (. hard roe)	  2)  (. soft roe)	  3)  ( )

roe-stone  n. .  , 

roebuck  n.  

Roentgenrays  = Roentgen rays

rogation  n. (. pl.) 

Roger  n.	  1)     (. Sir Roger de Coverley)	  2) the jolly Roger " ",   (       ) Roger	    ) .  ;	    ) , , 

rogue  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) 	  3) . , ; ;	   to play the rogue 	  4) -.  ;  	  5)   	  6) . ,   	2. a. ,  ( )

roguery  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 

roguish  a.	  1) 	  2) ; 

roil  v.	  1)  (); 	  2) , , 

roily  a. 

roister  v. 

roisterer  n. , 

roistering  1. pres-p.  roister	2. n. 	3. a. ; 

Roland  n. .  a Roland for an Oliver  ; =   ,   ;	   to give smb. a Roland for an Oliver   ,  ;    

role  n. . 

roll  1. n.	  1) ;  (,   ..);  ()	  2)  (, )	  3) ; 	  4) , ; ; ;	   to be on the rolls ,   ;	   roll of honour    ;	   the Rolls .    -;	   to call the roll  ;   ;	   to strike off the rolls    	  5) ; ; ; 	  6) 	  7)  (  ..)	  8) pl. . , 	  9)  	  10)  	  11)    ;  	  12) . . , .  	  13) . 	  14) .  ( ); , , , ; ; 	  15) . ,    	  16) .   	2. v.	  1) (); (), ();	   to roll downhill   ;	   to roll in the mud   ;	   to roll in money   ;	   to roll one's eyes  	  2) ();  (. roll up);	   to roll a cigarette  ;	   to roll oneself up ,  (in roll  -.);	   to roll oneself in a rug   ;	   to roll smth. in a piece of paper  -.  ;	   to roll wool into a ball    ;	   the kitten rolled itself into a ball    	  3)  (  ..)	  4)  ()	  5)  (); , 	  6)   	  7)     ( roll along)	  8)  ( )	  9)  ,   	  10)   ( )	  11) , ;  ;	   to roll one's r's    "" roll away	    ) ();	    )  ( );	   roll back	    )  (-) ;	    )     ;	   roll by = roll on; roll in	    ) ,    ;	   offers rolled in    ;	    ) .    , ;	   roll on  (   ..);	   roll out	    ) ;	    )  , ;	   roll over	    ) (); ;	    )  -.;	   roll round ,  (  );	   roll up	    ) ; (); ;	    ) .  , ;	    ) .  ;    to roll logs for smb.     -.

roll-call  n. 

roll-collar  n.  

roll-top desk  n.  -   

rolled  1. p-p.  roll 2	2. a. . , ; ;	   rolled gold  , 

roller  n.	  1) , , 	  2) . . roll-call	  3) 	  4) . 	  5) .  , ; ; 	  6) . 	  7) attr. . ; ;	   roller bearing  

roller towel  n.   

roller-bandage  n. ,  

roller-coaster  n. .   ()

roller-skate  1. n.   	2. v.   

rollick  1. n.	  1)  	  2)  	2. v. , , 

rollicking  1. pres-p.  rollick 2	2. a.	  1)  ( )	  2)  (   ..)

rolling  1. pres-p.  roll 2	2. n.	  1)  	  2) . , , 	3. a. 

rolling-mill  n. .  

rolling-pin  n. 

rolling-stock  n. -.  

rolling-stone  n. - ( )

roly-poly  1. n.	  1)    (. roly-poly pudding)	  2) .  (.  )	2. a. .  ( )

Rom  n. (pl. Roma) 

Roma  pl.  Rom

Romaic  1. a. 	2. n.  

Roman  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) .   	  4) .  	2. a.	  1) ; ;	   Roman alphabet  ;	   Roman law .  ;	   Roman letters ( type) .   ;	   Roman nose ,  ;	   Roman numerals  	  2) 

Roman balance  n. 

Roman Catholic  1. n. 	2. a. -

Roman-Catholicism  n. 

Romance  1. n. .  	2. a. 	romance  1. n.	  1)   (.  )	  2)  ( ; . novel  )	  3)  ,  	  4) . 	  5) 	  6) , 	2. v.	  1) ;  	  2) , , 	  3) .  ( -.)

romancer  n.	  1)   	  2) , 

Romanes  n.  

Romanesque  .	1. a.  ( )	2. n.  

Romanic  1. a. 	2. n.  

Romanism  n. . , 

Romanist  n.	  1) . 	  2)   , 

Romanize  v.	  1) ; 	  2)   	  3)   

romantic  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2)  (   ..)	  3) , 	2. n.	  1) 	  2) pl.  ;  

romanticism  n. 

romanticist  n. 

Romany  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   the Romany . 	  2)  	2. a. 

Romish  a. . -, 

romp  1. n.	  1) ,  	  2) , 	2. v.	  1) ,   ( )	  2) to romp home .;	   to romp in    ( )

romper  n. (. pl.)  

rondeau  n. . 

rondel  = rondeau

rondo  n. (pl. -os ) . 

rondure  n. . ;  

rone  .  

Rontgen rays  n. pl.  

rood  n.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3)  

rood-loft  n.   

rood-screen  n.   (   )

roof  1. n.	  1) , ; . ;	   under a roof  ;	   under one's roof   ;	   the roof of the mouth ;	   the roof of heaven ;	   roof of the world   (   );	   under a roof of foliage   	  2)  (  ..)	  3) . 	  4) .  ()	2. v.	  1) ,  	  2)  (. roof in, roof over);  , 

roofer  n.	  1) 	  2) . ,    

roofing  1. pres-p.  roof 2	2. n.	  1)  	  2)  ;  	  3) 

roofless  a.	  1)  	  2)   ; 

rook  I n. . 	II 1. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	2. v. ;   ( );  ;  ()

rookery  n.	  1) 	  2)  (,   ..)	  3)  	  4)   ; 	  5)  (, )

rookie  n. . . , 

rooky  . = rookie

room  1. n.	  1) 	  2) pl. ; 	  3) , ;	   there is room for one more in the car        ;	   to make room for ,  ;	   no room to turn in, no room to swing a cat  ; =   	  4) ;	   there is room for improvement     ;	   there is no room for dispute     in the room of ;	   to keep the whole room laughing   ;	   to prefer a man's room to his presence    -.;	   I would rather have his room than his company   ,   	2. v.	  1) .   ;  ;	   to room with smb.   -. (  )	  2)  ,  ()

room-and-pillar-system  n. . -  

room-mate  n.   

roomer  n.   ,   

roomette  n.   

roomful  n.   (,   ..)

roominess  n. , 

rooming-house  n. .  

roomy  a. , ; 

roost  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   at roost   {. . 2}	  2) . ; ;	   to go to roost   ,  ;	   at roost   {. . 1} to rule the roost , ;  	2. v.	  1)   	  2)   

rooster  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

root  I	1. n.	  1) ;	   root of a mountain  ;	   to lay axe to root ;	   to take ( to strike) root  , ;	   to pull up by the roots   ;    ; 	  2) pl. 	  3) , , ;	   the root of the matter  	  4) , ,  	  5) . ;	   square ( second) root  ;	   cube ( third) root  	  6) .  ( ); , ,  ( )	  7) attr. , ;	   the root principle   root and branch ,  	2. v.	  1)  ; (-)	  2) ; ;	   fear rooted him to the ground     	  3) 	  4)   ,   ( );	   root away = root out ;	   root out, root up	    )   , ;	    ) 	II v. . . , ,  (for)

root crop  n. 

rooted  1. p-p.  root I, 2	2. a.	  1) ;  (in rooted  -.); 	  2)  ( )

rooter  I n.	  1) ,   	  2) ,  ,   	  3)  	II n. . . 

rootless  a.  ,   

rootlet  n. 

rooty  I a. ;   	II n. . . , 

rope  1. n.	  1) ; ; ;	   on the rope   ( );	   the ropes ,   ( )	  2)  ( )	  3) , ;	   a rope of onion  ;	   a rope of hair  ;	   a rope of pearls  	  4) pl. . , ; 	  5) ,  	  6) attr. ;  to know ( to learn) the ropes   ( -.);     ;	   rope of sand  ; ;	   give a fool rope enough and he'll hang himself .   ,    	2. v.	  1)  ;  ;	   to rope a box   	  2)      ( )	  3)   , 	  4)  	  5)   ( )	  6) ,   ( )	  7) .  rope in	    )  ;	    ) , , ;	   to rope smb. in  -.  ;	   rope off = rope in )

rope's-end  n. . 

rope-dancer  n. ,  

rope-drive  n. .  

rope-ladder  n.	  1)  	  2) . 

rope-walker  = ropedancer

rope-yarn  n. . 

ropemanship  n.	  1)    	  2)  

roper  n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) . 

ropeway  n.  

ropy  a. ,  ( ); 

Roquefort  n.  ( )

roquet  1. n. 	2. v.  ( )

rorqual  n. .  , 

rosace  n.	  1) = rose window	  2)  ()

rosaceous  a.	  1) .    	  2)  

rosarium  n. 

rosary  n.	  1)     , 	  2) 	  3)   

rose  I	1. n.	  1)  (.   )	  2) pl. ;	   she has roses in her cheeks     ,   	  3)  	  4) 	  5)  (  ); 	  6) = rose window	  7) (the rose) . ,   path strewn with roses ,  ;	   life is not all roses      ;	   under the rose  , ; ;	   born under the rose   , 	2. a. 	3. v. .  ,   	II p.  rise 2

rose window  n. .  -

rose-bush  n.  ,  

rose-colour  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) -. 

rose-coloured  a.	  1) 	  2) ; 

rose-colouredstarling  n. .  

rose-drop  n. .  

rose-leaf  n.   crumpled rose-leaf  ,   

rose-rash  = roseola

rose-tree  n.  

rose-water  n.	  1)  	  2)  ;  ; 

roseate  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

rosebud  n.	  1)  	  2)   	  3) . 	  4) attr.   (  )  

rosemary  n. . 

roseola  n. .	  1) 	  2) 

rosette  n.	  1) 	  2) 

rosewood  n.  ,   ()

rosin  1. n. , 	2. v.   ()

roster  n.	  1) .  , 	  2) 

rostra  pl.  rostrum

rostral  a.	  1)  ( )	  2) .   ; 

rostrate  a.	  1) = rostral 1	  2) .  

rostrated  a.	  1) = rostral 1	  2) .  

rostrum  n. (pl. -ra, -s )	  1) ; 	  2)  	  3) 

rosy  a.	  1) ; ;  ( )	  2) , 	  3) ; 

rot  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) . ,  (. tommy rot);	   don't talk rot   	  3) ,  ( );	   a rot set in   	2. v.	  1) ; ; . 	  2) ; 	  3) -.  (, )	  4) . , ,   rot about  ;	   rot away ;	   rot off , 

rota  n.  

rotary  a. ; ;	   rotary engine  ;	   rotary press . ;	   rotary pump  ;	   rotary current .  

rotate  1. v.	  1) ()	  2) (); ()  	2. a. . 

rotation  n.	  1) 	  2) ;  ;	   rotation of crops ;	   by ( in) rotation ;  

rotational  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

rotative  a.	  1) = rotational	  2) 

rotator  n.	  1) .  	  2)    

rotatory  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

rote  I n. .  	II n.  ;	   by rote  (   ,   ..)

rotogravure  n. 

rotor  n.	  1) . 	  2) .   

rotor plane  n. 

rotten  a.	  1) , ; , 	  2)  ; 	  3) , 	  4) . , , ;	   to feel rotten   	  5) ,  (  )

rottenness  n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 

rotter  n. .  ( )

rotund  a.	  1) , ; , 	  2) ; 	  3)  ( );  ( )

rotunda  n. . 

rotundity  n. , 

rouble  . n. 

roue  n. . , 

rouge  I .	1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  	II n.    ( )

rougeetnoir  n. . "  " (  )

rough  1. a.	  1) ;	   rough food  	  2) , ;  ( );	   rough country  ;	   rough edge  	  3) 	  4)  ( );  ( );  ( , );	   rough passage    	  5) ,  ( )	  6) , , ; , ;	   a rough customer	    )  ;	    )  ;	   rough usage  	  7) 	  8) , , ; ;	   rough copy ;	   rough draft ;	   rough estimate  ;	   rough and ready . rough-and-bready	  9) ;	   rough labour   	  10) , , ;	   it is rough on him      ;	   to have a rough time     	  11) ,   ( ) to take over a rough road .	    )  ;	    )    	2. n.	  1)  ()	  2) , ;	   in the rough	    )   ;	    ) 	  3)  	  4)   (-.);	   to take the rough with the smooth    ;   	  5) , ; , 	  6) .   ( )	  7)  ( )	3. adv.   . {. 1};	   to live rough   ;	   to treat rough   ( -.)	4. v.	  1)  , 	  2) to rough it   ,   () 	  3)  	  4)   	  5)  ()	  6)   (.  ; . rough up) rough in ,  ;	   rough out  ;	   rough up . .  (-.)

rough house  n. . , 

rough-and-ready  a.	  1)  -,   	  2) ,   ( ,   ..)	  3) , , 

rough-and-tumble  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	2. a. 

rough-dry  1. a. ,    ( )	2. v.   

rough-hew  v.  

rough-house  v. .	  1)  	  2) , , 

rough-neck  n. . . , 

rough-rider  n. 

rough-spoken  a.  

roughage  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) ,  

roughcast  1. n.	  1)  ;  	  2)  	2. a.	  1)   ( )	  2)  	3. v.	  1)  (), 	  2)     

roughen  v. () , ; 

roughly  adv.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) , 	  4) , 	  5) ;	   roughly speaking 

roughness  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	  3) , 	  4) , 	  5) 

roughshod  a.    ( ) to ride roughshod over  , ,  

roulade  n. . 

rouleau  n. . (pl. -s -leaux)	  1)  ,   	  2) . ()    ( )

rouleaux  pl.  rouleau

roulette  n. .  ( )

Roumanian  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  

round  1. a.	  1) ; ; ;	   round back ( shoulders) ;	   round hand ( text)  ; . ;	   round timber ,  ;	   round arch .  	  2) ;	   round game   ,       ;	   round towel = roller towel; round trip ( tour, voyage)    	  3) , ,  ( )	  4) 	  5) ,  ( )	  6)  ( );  ( )	  7) ,  ( ); ,  ( )	  8)  ( )	  9) , ; , ;	   a round oath  ;	   in round terms   	  10) ,  ( );	   a round trot  ;	   at a round pace  	  11) . 	2. n.	  1) , ; , 	  2)  ; 	  3) ; ;	   to go the rounds   ,  ;	   to go ( to make) the round of ; ;	   to go for a good ( long) round   ;	   visiting rounds  ;   	  4) , ;	   the daily round   	  5) ; ; 	  6) , ;	   round of toast ,   ;	   round of beef  	  7)   (. round of a ladder)	  8) . ; ; ; 20 rounds of ball cartridges 20  	  9) ;	   a round of sandwiches ( ) ;	   he ordered another round of drinks       	  10)  ;	   ballistic round   round of cheers ( applause)  	3. v.	  1) () (. round off);	   to round a sentence  ;	  2) ,  ; ();	  3) . ;	   round off (), ();	   to round off the evening with a dance   ;	   round on	    )   ;	    ) . ;	   round out (), () ;	   round to .   ;	   round up	    )  ();	    ) ,  ;	   round upon     ;	4. adv.	  1) ;	   round about  ( );	   round and round ;   ;	   to argue round and round the subject    ,    ;	   all ( right) round ;	   all the year round  ;	   a long way round  ;	   the wheel turns round  ;	   the wind has gone round to the north    	  2) 	  3) 	5. prep. , ;	   round the world  ;	   round the corner  ,  

round robin  n.	  1)   ,   ( ,   )	  2) .   (, )

round-house  n.	  1) .  	  2) . -.  	  3) . 

round-shot  n.  

round-shouldered  a. 

round-table  a. ()   

round-the-clock  a. 

round-trip ticket  n. .    

round-up  n.	  1) , 	  2) .   (   ..)	  3) 	  4)   ( ,  );	   press round-up  	  5) ; ;	   a round-up of old friends   

roundabout  1. a.	  1) ; ; 	  2) 	  3) , 	2. n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) .   

roundel  n.	  1) -.  (., , ,  )	  2) = rondeau

roundelay  n.	  1)    	  2)  	  3) 

rounders  n. pl.  

roundhead  n. . , 

roundish  a. , 

roundly  adv.	  1) 	  2) , , 	  3) , ; , 	  4) 

roundsman  n.	  1)  ,    	  2) .  ,  

rouse  I	1. v.	  1) 	  2)  (. rouse up)	  3)  (to); ; ;	   to rouse oneself  , 	  4)  	  5) ,   	2. n.	  1)  	  2) . , 	II n. .	  1) ;	   to give a rouse   	  2) , 

rousing  1. pres-p.  rouse I, 1	2. a.	  1) ; ;	   a rousing welcome ,  	  2) . , 

roustabout  n.	  1) .  ( ,  )	  2) .  

rout  I	1. n. , ;  ;	   to put to rout  ,   	2. v.  ;   	II n.	  1)  , 	  2) .  	  3)  , 	  4) . 	III v.	  1)    ( )	  2) 	  3) ,  (. rout out, rout up)	  4)    (. rout out, rout up)	  5) 

route  1. n. , , , ;	   en route  ,  ;  	2. v.  . .	  1)  (  )	  2) 

route-march  n. .  ,    

routine  n.	  1)  ;  ;  	  2) ; 	  3) .  	  4) attr. , , , ;  ( ,   ..)

rove  I	1. n. 	2. v.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  ( , )	II n.	  1) . 	  2) . 	III p.  p-p.  reeve II

rover  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ,  	  3)  ( )

row  I n.	  1) ;	   in a row  ;	   in rows 	  2)  ,  to have a hard row to hoe .    ;	   it does not amount to a row of beans ( pins) . =    	II 1. n.	  1) 	  2)   ;	   to go for a row   	2. v.	  1) ;	   to row a race     	  2)    row down ,  ( );	   row out   ;	   row over     to row up Salt River . . ""  ;  	III .	1. n.	  1) , ;	   to make a row  , ; ;	   what's the row?   ?	  2) ; , ;	   to have a row with smb.   -.	  3) ;	   to get into a row  	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) .  ; 

row-boat  = rowing-boat

rowan  n. 

rowan-tree  = rowan

rowdy  1. n. , 	2. a. ; 

rowdyism  n. 

rowel  n.  

rower  n. 

rowing  I	1. pres-p.  row II, 2	2. n. 	II 1. pres-p.  row III, 2	2. n. , 

rowing-boat  n.  

rowlock  n. 

royal  1. a.	  1) ; ;	   R. Society  () ;	   R. Standard  	  2)  ( , ,   ..)	  3) , 	  4) . ,  royal blue ,    ;	   R. Exchange   ;	   royal mast . --;	   royal road    (  -.)	2. n.	  1) (the Royals) pl. . .   	  2) .   	  3)    (. royal paper)	  4) = royal stag	  5) = royal mast {. 1 }

royalist  n.	  1) 	  2) .   (       177583 .)	  3) attr. 

royalistic  a. 

royalstag  n.   (   )

royalty  n.	  1)  ;  	  2) ()  	  3) (. pl.)    	  4) , 	  5)   (    );    (  );   	  6) .      

rub  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ; ;	   give it a rub! !	  3) ;	   the rub of a brush  	  4)  	  5)   ( )	  6) . , , ;  ;	   there is the rub    	  7) . 	2. v.	  1) () (against rub  -.);	   to rub one's hands  	  2) ,  (. rub up)	  3) () (. rub away, rub off)	  4) ,  (on, over)	  5) 	  6) ;	   to rub sore   	  7) ; 	  8)   (   ),      rub along .	    ) , ;	    ) ,   ;	    ) - ;	   rub away	    )  ();	    ) . () , ;	   rub down	    )  ;	    )  ;	    )  ;	    ) , ;	   rub in	    )  ();	    )   ( -. );	   don't rub it in   ;	   rub off ();  ();	   rub through ,  ();	   rub together  ()   ;	   rub up	    ) , ;	    )  ( );	    )  () to rub the wrong way   ; ;	   to rub smb.'s nose into the fact . .  -. ,  -.  	3. adv.   . {. 1};	   to live rub   ;	   to treat rub   ( -.)	4. v.	  1)  , 	  2) to rub it   ,   () 	  3)  	  4)   	  5)  ()	  6)   (.  ; . rub up) rub in ,  ;	   rub out  ;	   rub up . .  (-.)

rub-a-dub  n.  ; = --

rubber  I	1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3) pl. 	  4) pl.  	  5) ; 	  6) . 	  7)   	  8) attr. ; 	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2) . .  , ; 	II n. . 

rubber plant  n.  , 

rubber tree  n.  , 

rubber-stamp  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ,  	  3) . . ,     , ; 	2. v.	  1)  	  2) . . ,   (  ..)

rubberized  a. ;  

rubberneck  . .	1. n.	  1) ,   (.  )	  2) attr. rubberneck car, rubberneck auto, rubberneck bus     () 	2. v. = rubber I, 2, 2

rubbing  1. pres-p.  rub 2	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ,   {. rub 2, 8};	   to take ( to make) rubbings ,  

rubbish  n.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   oh, rubbish! !	  3) . 	  4) .  ; 

rubbishy  a. ;   ; ; 

rubble  n.	  1) , ,  	  2) 	  3) . 

rube  n. . . 

rubefy  v.  ; .  

Rubicon  n. to pass ( to cross) the Rubicon  ,   

rubicund  a. 

rubidium  n. . 

rubify  = rubefy

rubiginous  a.  

rubious  a. .  

ruble  = rouble

rubric  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) .   ( )	  4) . .  

rubricate  v.	  1)   	  2)  	  3)  ( )  

ruby  1. n.	  1) 	  2) - 	  3)  	  4)  	  5) .  (,   5,5 , . 3,5 ) above rubies 	2. a. , -	3. v.   - 

ruche  n. . 

ruck  I n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) .  , 	  4) . ,   	II = ruckle I

ruckle  I	1. n. , 	2. v.  , 	II 1. n. ,  (. )	2. v. ,   

rucksack  . n. ,  

ruction  n. .	  1) (. pl.) ; , 	  2) 	  3) , , 

rudder  n.	  1) 	  2) .  ;	   elevating rudder  	  3)  

rudder-post  n.	  1) . 	  2) .   

rudderless  a.  ; .  

ruddiness  n.	  1) 	  2) 

ruddle  1. n.    	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  ()

ruddock  n. .  ()

ruddy  1. a.	  1) ;	   ruddy health  	  2) , 	  3) . 	2. v. () 

rude  a.	  1) , ;	   to be rude to smb.  -.	  2) , 	  3) , 	  4)  	  5) ,  ( )	  6) , 	  7) , 	  8) , 	  9)  ( ); ;	   rude shock  ;	   rude reminder  ;	   rude awakening  	  10)  ( )

rudeness  n.   . {. rude}

rudiment  n.	  1)  	  2) pl. , ;  

rudimentary  a.	  1) , , 	  2) 

rue  I	1. n. .	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   crowned with rue .  	2. v. , ; , ;	   I rued the day when...    , ...	II n. .  ()

rueful  a.	  1) , ; ;	   a rueful countenance  	  2) ; 	  3)  , 

ruefully  adv.	  1) , 	  2)  ;  

ruff  I n.	  1) ; 	  2)       (   )	  3)  ()	  4) . ,    	II n.  ()	III .	1. n. 	2. v.  

ruffed  I p-p.  ruff III, 2	II a.  ( )

ruffian  n. , , , 

ruffianism  n. , 

ruffianly  a. 

ruffle  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2)   , 	  3) , ; , ;	   without ruffle or excitement  , 	  4) , 	  5) pl. . 	2. v.	  1)  ()	  2)  (); 	  3)  	  4) , ;	   a man impossible to ruffle ,     	  5) ,   	  6) . 	  7) . ,   , ;	   to ruffle it out ,   	  8) 	II n.  

rufous  a. -; 

rug  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3)  

Rugby  n. .  (. Rugby football)

rugged  a.	  1) , , ; ;	   rugged verses  ;	   rugged country, . rugged terrain .  	  2) , ,  ( )	  3) , ;	   rugged features ,   	  4) , 	  5) , 	  6) ,  ( )	  7) . , 

rugger  . . Rugby

rugose  a. ; 

rugosity  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

rugous  = rugose

ruin  1. n.	  1) ;  (  ..); ; ;	   to bring to ruin , 	  2) ( pl.) ; ;	   in ruins  	  3)  	2. v.	  1) , ;	   to ruin oneself 	  2) ;	   to ruin a girl  	  3) 	  4) . 

ruination  n. . (-) ; ;  

ruinous  a.	  1) ; , 	  2) , 

rule  1. n.	  1) ; ; ; ;	   it is a rule with us    ;	   rule of the road	    )  () ;	    ) .   ;	   rule of three .  ;	   rules of the game  ;	   rules of decorum  ,  ;	   as a rule  , ;	   by rule  () ;	   hard and fast rule  ;  ;	   international rules in force    ;	   standing rule   ;	   to make rules  ;	   to make it a rule   ;	   I make it a rule to get up early    	  2) ,    ;	   rule nisi . nisi	  3) , ; , ;	   the rule of the people  ;	   the rule of force  	  4)  (, )	  5) () ; ; 	  6) . ;  rule of thumb	    )  ,  (   );	    )  	2. v.	  1) , , ; ; 	  2)  (that);  	  3) , 	  4)     ( ) rule out 

ruler  I n. 	II n. 

ruling  1. pres-p.  rule 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2) ;  ;  	3. a. , ; ;	   ruling passion  ;	   ruling gradient -.  

rum  I n.	  1) 	  2)  	II a. . , ; ;	   rum fellow ;	   rum start  ;	   he feels rum    

Rumanian  = Roumanian

rumba  1. n.  ()	2. v.  

rumble  1. n.	  1) , , 	  2) , 	  3) ,       	  4) . .   (. rumble seat)	  5) . .   	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)   (. rumble out, rumble forth)	  3) 

rumble-tumble  n.	  1) 	  2)   

rumbustious  a. . , 

rumen  n.  (   )

ruminant  1. a.	  1) 	  2) 	2. n.  

ruminate  v.	  1)  	  2) ,  (over, of, on, about ruminate  -.)

rumination  n.	  1)  	  2) 

rummage  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  ,  ()	  3) , 	2. v.	  1) ,  (. rummage about, rummage in)	  2)   	  3) ,  (. rummage out, rummage up)

rummage sale  n.    (.   )

rummer  n. 

rummy  = rum II

rumormongering  n. .  

rumour  1. n. , , ;	   rumours are about ( afloat), rumour has it (that)  ;	   there is a rumour 	2. v.  ;  ;	   it is rumoured that  , 

rumoured  1. p-p.  rumour 2	2. a. the rumoured disaster ,    

rump  n.	  1) ; 	  2) (the R.) . "",   

rumple  v.	  1) ;   	  2)  

rumpsteak  n.  , 

rumpus  n. . ; , ; 

rumpusroom  n.      ( )

rumrunner  n. . .    

run  1. n.	  1) , ;	   at a run  {. . };	   on the run  ,  ;	   on the run all day    ;	   to be on the run , ;	   we have the enemy on the run     ;	   to keep smb. on the run   -. ;	   to go for a run ;	   to give smb. a run  ;	   to come down with a run  	  2)  ;	   a run up to town    	  3) , 	  4) ,  	  5) ,  (, )	  6) , ,  (, )	  7)  , ;	   a run of luck  , ;	   a long run of power    	  8) ;	   run on the bank       ;	   the book has a considerable run   	  9)    ;	   the common run of men  	  10)  ,   (  )	  11) 	  12)  ()	  13)   (   ..);     	  14) . , 	  15) , ,   ..	  16) .   (-.);  (-.);	   to have the run of smb.'s books    -. 	  17) ;	   the run of the hills is N. E.    -;	   the run of the market    	  18) ; 	  19) .    	  20) . 	  21) -.  (, );  ; 	  22) .   	  23) . 	  24)  ()	  25) .   	  26)   ()	  27) . ,  (., ) at a run  {. . 1};	   in the long run   ;  ;	   to go with a run =    ;	   to take the run for one's money      	2. v. (ran; run)	  1) ; 	  2) ,  (. );	   things must run their course      ;	   to run before the wind .   	  3) ; ; 	  4) 	  5)  , ;	   to run for it .    	  6)   ( , ;  )	  7) , ,  ( ); ,  ( );	   how fast the years run by!    !	  8) , , , 	  9) () ( )	  10)  ( );  (   )	  11) , , , ;	   to run zigzag () 	  12) , ,  ( )	  13) , , ,   ( );	   to leave the engine (of a motorcar) running   	  14)  ;	   all my arrangements ran smoothly     	  15)  ( , );	   this is how the verse runs     	  16)     ;	   the lease runs for seven years     	  17)  ( );	   the play ran for six months    	  18) .  -: to run cold ;	   to run dry ; ;	   to run mad   ;	   to run high	    )  ( );	    )  ( );	    )  ( );	    )  ( );	   to run low	    ) , ;	    ) ,  ( ,   ..);	   to run a fever 	  19)  ( , , )	  20)  ()    (for)	  21) .  ( );	   her stocking ran      	  22)     (-.);  ;	   to run the car in the garage    	  23) ;  ();	   to run the vacuum cleaner  , 	  24) , ;  (, ); ;	   to run a hotel   	  25) , 	  26) , 	  27) ,  ();   ( )	  28) ,  ( );	   to run (up) a bill  (at run   ..)	  29) ,  (into);  (  )	  30) ,  ()	  31)   (   )	  32) ;  ;  ();	   to run the blockade  	  33) ; ;  ()	  34) , ;	   to run a line on a map     run about	    ) ,    ;	    ) ,  ( );	   run across ()   -.;   -.;	   run after	    ) ;	    ) ,   -.;	   run against ;  ;	   to run one's head against a wall    ; .   ;	   run at ,   -.;	   run away	    )  (with run  -., -.); ;	    )  ( );	    )   (  );	   run away with	    )   ;	   his temper ran away with him    ;	    )  ;	    )   ;	   run back	    )   ( ;	   to);	    )   (,   ..;	   to);	   run down	    ) ;	    )  ;     ;	    )  ( ,   ..);	    ) , ;	    ) ;	    )   ( -.);	    ) ;	    ) (); (), ();	    ) ;	    ) (. p-p.) , ;	   run in	    ) , ;	    ) .     ;	    ) .   ( );	    )  ;	    ) . ,  ;	   run into	    )  ;	   to run into debt   ;	    ) ,  ( -.);  ( -.);	    )  , ;	   the book ran into five editions    ;	   run off	    ) , ;  (with run );	    )   ;	   the scoldings run off him like water off a duck's back  ,        ;	    ) ;  ();	    )    ();	    )  ;  ;	    )   ;	   run on	    ) (); ();	    )   ;	    ) .  " ";	    )   ( );	   run out	    ) ;	    ) ;	    ) ;  ( );	    ) ,  (   ..);	    )  ;	   run out of   ;	   run over	    )   ;	    ) ,  (-.);	    ) ; ;	    )  (;     ..);	   to run an eye over smth.  ,   -.;	    ) , ;	   run through	    ) ;	    )  ();	    )    ;	    )  ();	   run to	    )  (, );	    )  (   ..);	   to run to extremes   ;	    )  ( , );	   to run to fat   ; . , ;	   to run to seed   ; .  ; ;  ;	    ) ,  ;	   the money won't run to a car      ;	   run up	    )  ( );	    )  ; ;	    ) ();	    )  ();	    )  (to run );	    )  ( );	    )   ();	   run upon	    )   -.,   -. ( );	    )     to run messages   ;	   to run it close ( fine)    (,   ..);	   to run riot . riot 1, 3;	   to run a thing close    (   ..);	   to run a person close	    )  -.  ;	    )    -.;	   to run a person off his legs  -.  ;	   to run too far   

runabout  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  	  3)  	2. a. ; 

runagate  n. . 

runaway  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ,   	  4) 	  5) ,  	2. a.	  1) ; ;	   runaway marriage  	  2)  ( )	  3) ,  ;	   runaway inflation  	  4) ,  ;	   runaway victory .  

rundown  1. n.	  1)  	  2)  , 	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3)  ( )

rune  n. . 

rung  I n.	  1)     	  2)  	  3) attr. rung ladder 	II p.  p-p.  ring II, 2

runic  a. . 

runin  n. . . ; 

runlet  I n. 	II n. .  

runnel  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

runner  n.	  1) ,    ;	   a poor runner  ;	   a fast runner  	  2) 	  3) , , ; 	  4) . 	  5) 	  6)  	  7)  ()	  8)  ()	  9)  ( ,  )	  10) . ;  ;   (); ,  	  11)  ;   ( )	  12)  (, )	  13) .   ()

runnerup  n.  ,   

running  1. pres-p.  run 2	2. n.	  1) ; (), 	  2) ,  (,   ..) to be in the running    ;	   to be out of the running     ;	   to make the running	    )    ( ,  );	    )  , ;	   to make good one's running  ; ;	   to take up the running	    )  ( );	    )     	3. a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   running track ( path)  	  3) ;	   running account  	  4) , ;	   running commentary ;	   running fire  ;	   running hand  	  5) 	  6) 	  7) running eyes  ;	   running sore  	  8) ,  ( )	  9) , ;	   running rigging .  	  10) predic. ,  ;	   four days running   

running knot  n.  , 

running mate  n.	  1) ,      	  2) .    -

running title  n. . 

runningboard  n.  ()

runny  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

runon  1. n. . 	2. a. 

runout  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3)   	  4) . 

runt  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) .   ; , 

runthrough  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . 

runup  n.	  1) 	  2) .   	  3) . 

runway  n.	  1) .  	  2)   	  3) .  ; -.  	  4) .  	  5)   	  6)  	  7)   (   ..)	  8) .  , ,    

rupee  n.  (    )

rupture  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ;	   rupture between friends  	  3) . ; ; ; ;	   the rupture of a bloodvessel   	  4) .  ()	2. v.	  1)  ()	  2)  (, )	  3) .  

rural  a. , ;	   rural economy  

rusarian  n.  

ruse  n. , 

rush  I n.	  1) . ; ; 	  2)  , ;	   not to care a rush  ;	   not to give a rush for smth.    -.;	   it's not worth a rush =    	II 1. n.	  1)  , ; , ;	   a rush of customers  	  2)  ( -.);  ( -.);	   rush for wealth   ;	   rush of armaments  ;	   gold rush  	  3)   (for rush )	  4) , , ;	   in a rush  	  5)  (  ..)	  6) .  	  7) . 	  8) . . , 	  9) .   	  10) attr. , ,   ;	   rush work . ,  ;	   rush meeting .   	2. v.	  1) , , ,  (. .);	   an idea rushed into my mind     ;	   words rushed to his lips       	  2) ,   ;	   to rush to a conclusion   ;	   to rush into an undertaking    -. ;	   to rush into print     ;	   to rush a bill through the House   ,     	  3)  ( ,   ..)	  4) ,  , ;	   to refuse to be rushed   (-.) 	  5) .   ;	   to be rushed   	  6)   ( )	  7)  	  8) .  ()	  9) . . ,  ( -.)

rush candle  = rushlight 1

rushhours  n. pl.  

rushlight  n.	  1)      	  2)  ;   (  ..)

rushy  a.	  1)  , 	  2) ; 

rusk  n. 

russet  1. n.	  1) - ; - 	  2)  - 	  3)   -  - 	2. a.	  1) -; -	  2) . , 

Russian  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) ; ;	   the Russians pl. . 	  2)  

russule  n. . 

rust  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . 	2. v.	  1) ,  	  2)  	  3) ,  ( )	  4)    ( )

rustic  1. a.	  1) , ; 	  2) , 	  3)  ; ; ;	   rustic masonry    , 	2. n.	  1)  , 	  2)   , 

rusticate  v.	  1)   ,   	  2)  ,  ; 	  3)   ()  	  4) . 

rustication  n.	  1)   	  2)   ()  	  3) . 

rusticity  n.	  1) , 	  2)  

rustle  1. n. , ; 	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2) . .    	  3) . .  ()

rustler  n. . .	  1) ,      	  2) . ,  

rustless  = rustproof

rustproof  a. 

rusty  I a.	  1) , 	  2)  ;  ( )	  3) ;	   his French is a little rusty     	  4) 	  5) 	II a. 	III a.	  1)  ( )	  2) . , , 

rut  I	1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ; -. , ;	   to move in a rut    	  3) . ; , 	2. v.  ,  	II .	1. n. ,   ( )	2. v.    ( )

rutabaga  n. 

ruth  n. . , 

ruthenium  n. . 

ruthless  a. , 

rutted  I	1. p-p.  rut I, 2	2. a.  	II p-p.  rut II, 2

rutty  = rutted I, 2

rye  n.	  1) 	  2) .  	  3) attr. 

ryebread  n.  

ryot  n.  , 

S, s  (pl. Ss, S's )	  1) 19-  . 	  2)       S; the river makes a great S   

sabbath  n.	  1)  ( )	  2)  ( )	  3) . , 	  4)   (. witches' sabbath)

sabbath school  n.  

sabbatic  a.	  1)  ( )	  2)  ( ) sabbatic year	    ) .   ;	    ) . ( ) ,      

sabbatical  a.	  1)  ( )	  2)  ( ) sabbatical year	    ) .   ;	    ) . ( ) ,      

saber  . = sabre

sable  I n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) attr. 	II .	1. n.	  1)  	  2) pl. 	2. a. , ;  his sable Majesty , 

sabot  n. .  ; 

sabotage  .	1. n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   act of sabotage  	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  

saboteur  n. . 

sabre  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) pl. 	2. v.  

sabrerattle  v.  

sabrerattling  1. pres-p.  sabrerattle	2. n.  

sabretache  n. . . 

sabretoothed  a. . ;	   sabretoothed tiger ()  

sabulous  a. 

sac  n.	  1) . , 	  2)  ()

saccate  a. .	  1) 	  2)   

saccharic  a. saccharic acid .  

saccharify  v. .  ()  

saccharin  n. 

saccharine  I = saccharin	II a.	  1) ; 	  2) , 

saccharose  n. . ,  

sacciform  a. . 

sacerdotal  a. , 

sacerdotalism  n.	  1)   ,   	  2) .  ,     

sachem  n. .	  1)  (  )	  2)     	  3) .  

sack  I	1. n.	  1) , 	  2)    (  XVIII .)	  3)  ()	  4) . ;  to get the sack  ;	   to give smb. the sack  -.	2. v.	  1)     	  2) . 	II 1. n. ;	   to put to the sack 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)    ( )	III n. .   ,       

sackcloth  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) 

sackcoat  n. ,  

sackful  n.   (-.);	   sackfuls of grain   

sacking  I	1. pres-p.  sack I, 2	2. n.	  1)   , 	  2)   	II pres-p.  sack II, 2

sackrace  n.    ()

sacra  pl.  sacrum

sacral  a.	  1) , 	  2) . 

sacrament  n.	  1) . ; 	  2) , 	  3) ; 

sacramental  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

sacred  a.	  1) ; ;	   it's my sacred duty to do this     ;	   sacred music  	  2) 	  3)  (to)

sacrifice  1. n.	  1) ;	   to make a sacrifice  ;	   at the sacrifice of smth.  -.;	   the great ( last) sacrifice     	  2) ;	   to sell at a sacrifice    	  3) 	2. v.	  1)   , ;	   to sacrifice oneself  ;	   to sacrifice a piece .  	  2)  

sacrificial  a. 

sacrilege  n. , 

sacrilegious  a. , 

sacrist  n. . 

sacristan  n. . 

sacristy  n. 

sacrosanct  a. ; 

sacrum  n. (pl. rums ra) . 

sad  a.	  1) , , ;	   a sad mistake  	  2) . , ;	   sad coward  ;	   he writes sad stuff   	  3) . ,   ( )	  4) ,  ( ) in sad earnest  ;	   sad dog , 

sadden  v. ()

saddle  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  ( )	  4) .  	  5) . , ; ;  ();  ()	  6)  ();	   white shoes with brown saddles     	  7) . ;	   saddle of mutton   to put the saddle on the right horse   ;  ;	   to be in the saddle 	2. v.	  1)  (. saddle up);   	  2)  (upon);  (with)

saddle shoes  n. pl.    

saddle strap  n.  

saddleback  n.  ()

saddlebag  n.  ;  

saddleblanket  n. 

saddlebow  n.  

saddlecloth  n. 

saddlefast  a.    

saddlegirth  n. 

saddlehorse  n.  

saddlepin  n.    (   ..)

saddler  n.	  1)  , 	  2) .  

saddlery  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)  

saddlespring  n.   (   ..)

saddletree  n.	  1)   (  ..)	  2) .  

sadiron  n.  

sadism  n. 

sadist  n. 

sadness  n. , 

safari  . n. ,   (.   )

safe  1. n.	  1) ,    	  2) 	2. a.	  1) ;	   safe and sound ()  ()	  2) ;  ;	   now we are (can feel) safe   (  )  	  3) ; , ;	   safe method  ;	   safe place  ;	   it is safe to say    ;	   I have got him safe   ;      	  4)  ( ) as safe as houses =      ;  ;	   to be on the safe side   ;   

safe conduct  n.	  1)  	  2) , 

safe deposit  n. ; 

safeguard  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  	  3) 	  4) ;  	  5) . , 	2. v. ,  (against)

safely  adv.	  1)  	  2) ; ;	   it may safely be said    

safety  n. ; ;	   with safety ,  ;	   in safety  ;	   to play for safety  ;	   safety first!  !;	   road safety     there is safety in numbers .   ; =     

safety curtain  n. .   

safety film  n. ,  

safety fuse  n.	  1) .  	  2) .  

safety glass  n. ,  

safety island  n.   ( )

safety lamp  n.  ,  

safety match  n. () 

safety razor  n.  

safety strip  n.   (     )

safety-valve  n.	  1)  	  2) . ,  to sit on the safety-valve	    )    ,   ..;	    )   

safetybelt  n.	  1)  	  2) .  

safetybolt  n. .  

safetynut  n. . 

safetypin  n. ,  

saffian  . n. 

saffron  1. n. . 	2. a. , 	3. v.      

sag  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3)  	  4) .    	  5) .     ;   	2. v.	  1) ();	   the beams have begun to sag   	  2) ; 	  3) ; ;	   the dress sags at the back   	  4) . 	  5)   	  6) .   ;   

saga  n. , 

sagacious  a.	  1) , ; 	  2) ; 	  3)  ( )

sagacity  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ,  ()	  3)  

sagamore  = sachem

sage  I n. . 	II 1. n. 	2. a. ,  ( .)

sage tea  n.  

sagebrush  n. . 

sagegreen  1. a. -	2. n. -  (  )

saggar  n.     

sagger  n.     

sagittal  a.	  1) 	  2) . 

Sagittarius  n.  (   )

sago  n. (pl. os )	  1)  ()	  2) attr. sago palm  

sahib  . n.	  1) (S.) ,        (Raja S., the Colonel S.)	  2) , ,  (      )

said  1. p.  p-p.  say 1	2. a. the said , ;	   the said witness  ;	   the said sum of money   ()

sail  1. n.	  1) ();	   to hoist ( to make) sail  ; . ,  ;	   it's time to hoist sail   ( );	   to crowd sail  ;    ;	   to carry sail   ( );	   to shorten sail  ; .  ;	   to strike sail  ; .   ;   ; (in) full sail   ;	   under sail  ;	   to set sail   ;	   to take in sail	    )  ;	    )  ;  	  2)  ;	   sail ho!  !	  3) .  ;	   a fleet of 30 sail   30 	  4) ;	   we went for a sail      	  5)   	2. v.	  1)   	  2) ; 	  3) , 	  4)  , , ""; 	  5)  ()	  6)  () sail in   , ;	   sail into . ,   -. (   ..)

sailboat  n.  

sailcloth  n. 

sailer  n.  ;	   bad (good) sailer  ()  (  )

sailing  1. pres-p.  sail 2	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3) ; 	  4)  	  5) . ; 	3. a.	  1) 	  2)    ;	   sailing orders      

sailing-craft  n.  

sailing-master  n. 

sailing-ship  n.  , 

sailing-vessel  = sailing-ship

sailor  n.	  1) , ;	   freshwater sailor ,  ;	   sailor before the mast () 	  2) attr. ;	   sailor suit ;	   sailor hat            to be a good (bad) sailor  ()    

sailorly  a.	  1) ; 	  2)   

sailplane  n. 

sainfoin  n. . 

saint  ( ); ( ) n. 

sainted  a.	  1) 	  2) ;    

sainthood  n. 

saintlike  = saintly

saintly  a. , 

saith  . 3- . . .   . to say

sake  n. for the sake of, for one's sake ;	   do it for Mary's sake    ;	   for our sakes  ;	   for God's sake, for Heaven's sake  ,    (  , , );	   for conscience' sake   ;	   for old sake's sake   ;	   for the sake of glory  ;	   for the sake of making money -  sakes alive! .   !,   !;   !

sal  n. . . 

sal volatile  n.  

salaam  1. n.  ( )	2. v. 

salable  a.	  1)  ;  ( )	  2)  ( )

salacious  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

salacity  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

salad  n. ; 

saladbowl  n. 

saladdays  n.   ;  

saladdressing  n.   

saladoil  n. ,  ;   

salamander  n.	  1) . 	  2) . ; 	  3) 

salame  . n. (pl. mi) (. pl.)  (  )

salami  pl.  salame

salammoniac  n. 

salaried  a.  ,   , ;	   salaried personnel 

salary  n. ; 

sale  n.	  1) ; ;	   to be for ( on) sale 	  2)   ,  ;	   to put up for sale   	  3) (. pl.)       ;	   bargain ( clearance) sale    

saleable  = salable

saleprice  n.	  1) .  	  2)  ;	   to sell at saleprice     

saleroom  n.  

saleslady  . . . saleswoman

salesman  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) .  (. travelling salesman)

salesmanship  n.	  1)  , 	  2) .   ;   

salespeople  n. pl. . . 

salesroom  = saleroom

saleswoman  n. 

Salic  a. . 

salicylic  a. . ;	   salicylic acid  

salience  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 

salient  1. a.	  1) , ;	   salient angle  , 	  2) , ; ,   ;	   the salient points in his speech      	2. n. . ;  (   )

saline  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  ;  	  3) . 	  4)  	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) 

salinity  n. 

saliva  n. 

salivary  a. ;	   salivary glands  

salivate  v.	  1)  	  2)  

salivation  n. 

sallow  I n. . 	II 1. a. ,  (  )	2. v. () , 

sally  1. n.	  1) . 	  2) , 	  3)  (  ..)	  4)  , 	2. v.	  1) .   ( sally out)	  2)  (. sally forth, sally out)

Sally Lunn  n. .  

sallyport  n. .    ( )

salmagundi  n. .	  1)  (   ,   )	  2) ,  

salmi  n. .   

salmon  1. n. (pl.  .) ; ;	   dog salmon . ;	   red ( blueback) salmon ;	   humpback salmon . 	2. a. -,  

salmon trout  n. . , -

salmoncoloured  = salmon 2

salon  n. .	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) (the S.)       

saloon  n.	  1) . ,  ; 	  2)  ( ); -	  3) . 	  4) .  (  )

saloon deck  n.   1 

salooncar  = saloon 4

salooncarriage  = saloon 4

saloonkeeper  n. . ;  

Salopian  n.      

salsify  n. . 

salt  1. n.	  1) ,  ;	   white salt  ;	   table salt  ;	   in salt 	  2) pl. .   (. smelling salts); ;	   Epsom salts  	  3) "", 	  4) 	  5) .  ,   ( old salt)	  6)  to sit above (below) the salt	    )    ()  ;	    )   ( )   ;	   to eat smb.'s salt	    )  . ;	    )    .;    ;	   to earn one's salt =    ;	   true to one's salt   ;	   to put salt on smb.'s tail .    ; , ;	   the salt of the earth	    ) .  ;	    ) ,  , ;	   not worth one's salt ,   ,   ;	   to take a story with a grain of salt    ,  ;	   I am not made of salt =  ,  	2. a.	  1) ;	   salt as brine ( as a herring)  ; =  	  2) , ;	   salt tears  	  3) 	  4) ;	   salt water  ; . 	  5) , ; ""	  6) .  	3. v.	  1) 	  2) , ; 	  3) .  ,  salt away, salt down	    ) , ;	    ) ,  to salt a mine            ( )

salt beef  n. 

salt junk  n. . . 

salt-cake  n. .  ,  

salt-cat  n.   

salt-cellar  n. 

salt-lick  n. ,    ,      ; 

salt-marsh  n. ; ,   

salt-mine  n.  

salt-pan  n.	  1)    , 	  2)  

salt-petre  n. . 

salt-pond  n.  

salt-spoon  n.   

salt-water  a. 

salt-works  = saltern

saltation  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3)   , 

saltatory  a.	  1) , 	  2) ,  ;	   saltatory evolution  

salted  1. p-p.  salt 3	2. a.	  1) 	  2) . , 

saltern  n. 

saltglaze  n. , 

salthorse  . . salt beef

salting  1. pres-p.  salt 3	2. n.     {. salt 3 }

saltwort  n. . , ; 

salty  a.	  1) 	  2) ; , ""

salubrious  a. ,   ; ;	   salubrious climate  

salubrity  n.	  1)  	  2)   ,   

salutary  a. ; , 

salutation  n. 

salutatory  a. 

salute  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) .  	  4) . . 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) .  	  4) . 	  5) ;  ( );	   a gloomy view saluted us    

salvage  1. n.	  1)   (    )	  2)    	  3)  ;	   to make salvage (of)  (-.)	  4)   	  5)    	  6) 	  7) . ;  ;      	2. v.	  1)  (, )	  2) .  ;      

salvation  n. 

Salvation Army  n.  

Salvationist  n.   

salve  I	1. n.	  1)  	  2)   ; . 	2. v.	  1) .  (); 	  2)  (),  ();	   to salve difficulties  	II = salvage 2, 1

salver  n.  (. )

salvo  I n. (pl. os ) .	  1) ;	   with an express salvo   	  2) ; 	  3) ; 	II n. (pl. oes, os )	  1) ,  	  2)  	  3)  

salvor  n.	  1)  	  2) ,    (, )

Sam Browne  n.	  1) .     (. sam Browne belt)	  2) . . 

samara  n. . 

samarium  n. . 

sambo  n. (pl. os, oes )	  1)  (        )	  2) (S.) . 

same  I pron. demonstr.	1.  .  () ; ;	   the same causes produce the same effects        ;	   the same observations are true of the others also         ;	   they belong to the same family        ;	   to say the same thing twice over      ;	   to me she was always the same little girl         ;	   a symptom of the same nature  ;	   much the same   ;	   the patient is much about the same     ;	   the very same   	2.  .    ,   ;	   we must all say (do) the same     ()    ;	   he would do the same again       	3.  .   ,  ;	   I see the same through your glasses as I do through mine       ,    ;	   all the same	    ) -;   ;	   thank you all the same     ;	    )  , ;	   it's all the same to me   ;	   just the same	    )   ;	    )   , -	II 1. a. ;	   the life is perhaps a little same , ,  	2. n. . . ; ,   ..

samel  a.  ,  ( ,   ..)

sameness  n.	  1) , , ; 	  2) 

samite  n.  ;  (   )

samlet  n.  

Sammy  n. sl  (       )

samp  n. .    

sampan  n. ,  

samphire  n. .  

sample  1. n.	  1) , ;	   book of samples  	  2) 	  3) , 	2. v.	  1)  ,    	  2) , 

sampler  n.	  1)  	  2) . , 	  3) . , 

sampling  1. pres-p.  sample 2	2. n.	  1)    	  2) , 

Samson  n.	  1) . 	  2) 

Samuel  n. . 

samurai  . n. (pl.  .) 

sanative  a. , 

sanatoria  pl.  sanatorium

sanatorium  n. (pl. ria) 

sanatory  = sanative

sanctified  1. p-p.  sanctify	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

sanctify  v.	  1) 	  2)   	  3) 	  4) 

sanctimonious  a. 

sanctimony  n. 

sanction  1. n.	  1) , , 	  2) ,  (-.)	  3) (. pl.) , 	  4) .    	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) 

sanctity  n.	  1) 	  2) pl.  ;  	  3) 

sanctuary  n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   to break the sanctuary   ;	   to seek sanctuary  	  3) ;	   bird sanctuary  

sanctum  n.	  1) .  	  2) .  ;  

sanctum sanctorum  n.	  1) .  	  2) .  ;  

sand  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) pl. ;	   numberless as the sand(s) ,   	  3) pl.  ; 	  4) pl. ; 	  5)    ; . (. pl.) ;  ;	   the sands are running out	    )    ;	    )  ;  	  6) . . , ; 	  7)   built on sand   , ;	   to throw sand in the wheels . =    ;   	2. v.	  1)  ;   	  2)    	  3)  ;	   to sand the sugar    	  4)    

sand hog  n. . . ,      

sandal  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2)  (  ..)	2. v. (. p-p.)  	II n.  

sandal wood  n.  

sandbag  1. n.	  1)   	  2)  	  3)   	2. v.	  1)    	  2)     	  3) . . , ; 

sandbank  n.  , 

sandbar  n.   

sandbath  n. .  

sandbed  n.  , 

sandblast  .	1. n.	  1)    ,   	  2)  	2. v.   

sandblind  a. .  , 

sandbox  n.	  1)  (  )	  2) . 	  3) .    	  4)    

sandboy  n. jolly ( happy) as a sandboy , 

sandcrack  n.	  1)     	  2)    ( )

sanddune  n. 

sanded  1. p-p.  sand 2	2. a.	  1) ,  	  2)   

sandeel  n.  ()

sandglass  n.  

sandhill  n. 

sandman  n. . ;	   the sandman is about . =   

sandmartin  n.  

sandpaper  n.  , 

sandpiper  n. .  ()

sandpit  n.	  1)  	  2) .   

sandshoes  n.       

sandspout  n.  

sandstone  n. 

sandstorm  n. ;  

sandwich  1. n.	  1) , ;	   ham (egg, caviare, etc.) sandwich    (,   ..)	  2) = sandwichman	  3) attr. .  to ride ( to sit) sandwich  ()    	2. v.  ,  ()

sandwichboard  n.   (       )

sandwichman  n. - {. . sandwichboard}

sandy  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) , 

sane  a.	  1) ,   	  2) ; ; 

sanforize  v.  ()

sang  p.  sing 1

sanguinary  a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) 

sanguine  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) ;	   sanguine of success   	  3) 	  4) . -	2. n. . 	3. v. . ()  - 

sanguineous  a.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) -	  4) 

sanguivorous  a.  ( )

sanhedrim  n. . 

sanies  n. .  

sanitaria  pl.  sanitarium

sanitarian  1. n.	  1)  	  2) 	2. a. 

sanitarium  n. (pl. -ia, -s ) . = sanatorium

sanitary  a. , ;	   sanitary belt  ;	   sanitary engineering  

sanitate  v.	  1)   	  2)    

sanitation  n.	  1) ,   	  2) 

sanitize  = sanitate

sanity  n.	  1)  	  2)  , 

sank  p.  sink 2

sans  prep. . . ;	   sans teeth 

Sanscrit  = Sanskrit

sansculotte  n. .	  1) . 	  2)  , 

Sanskrit  1. n. 	2. a. 

Santa Claus  n.  ,  ,  

sap  I	1. n.	  1)  (); 	  2)  ; 	  3) . 	  4) . 	2. v.	  1)  ; 	  2) 	  3)  	II 1. n.	  1) . , ;  	  2) . 	2. v. .   (-), ;  (. .)	III . .	1. n.	  1) 	  2) ;  ;	   it is such a sap, it is too much a sap  	2. v.  ( .), 	IV n. . , , 

sap-green  n.     

sap-head  n.	  1) .  	  2) . , 

sap-rot  n. .  

sap-wood  n. . 

sapid  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

sapidity  n.	  1) 	  2) 

sapience  n.  (. .)

sapient  a. ,  (. .)

sapiential  a. , 

sapless  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) , 

sapling  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)  

saponaceous  a.	  1) 	  2) . 

saponify  v. . ()

sapor  n. 

sapper  n. 

sapphire  1. n. 	2. a. -

sappy  I a.	  1) 	  2) , ;  ,  	  3) . , 	II a. . 

saprogenic  a. ,  ; 

saprogenous  a. ,  ; 

saprophyte  n. . 

saraband  n.  (   )

Saracen  n. .  Saracen corn 

Saracenic  a. . 

sarafan  . n. 

Saratoga  n.  ,   (. Saratoga trunk)

sarcasm  n. 

sarcastic  a. 

sarcenet  n.  

sarcoma  n. (pl. -ata) . 

sarcomata  pl.  sarcoma

sarcophagi  pl.  sarcophagus

sarcophagus  n. (pl. -agi) 

Sard  = Sardinian

sardine  n.  packed like sardines = ()    

Sardinian  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) 	  2)    

sardonic  a. 

sardonyx  n. . 

sargasso  n. (pl. -os, -oes ) .  

sari  n.  (  )

sarong  n.  (  )

sarsenet  = sarcenet

sartor  n. . 

sartorial  a. , 

Sasenach  n. . . . 

sash  I	1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  	2. v.  , 	II n.	  1)  	  2)     

sash-door  n.  

sash-frame  = sash II, 2

sash-tool  n.   

sash-window  n.  

saskatoon  n. .   (. saskatoon berry)

sassafras  n. . 

sat  p.  p-p.  sit

Satan  n. 

Satanic  a. 

satchel  n. ,  ( )

sate  = satiate 1

sateen  n. 

sateless  a. . 

satellite  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) . 	  3)  ;	   manned satellite     	  4)  ; -

satellite town  n. -

satiable  a.   ;  

satiate  1. v.	  1) 	  2) 	2. a. 

satiation  n.	  1) 	  2) 

satiety  n.	  1) , ;	   to satiety ,  ;  	  2) 

satin  1. n.	  1) 	  2) attr. 	2. v.  (  ..)

satin paper  n.  

satin-wood  n.     

satinet  n. . 

satiny  a. , 

satire  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  (on, upon)

satiric  a. 

satirical  a. 

satirist  n. 

satirize  v. 

satis  . adv. 

satisfaction  n.	  1)  (at, with);	   to the satisfaction of smb.  -. ;	   if you can prove it to my satisfaction       ;	   it is a satisfaction to know that  , 	  2) ;	   to demand satisfaction  ,   ;	   to give satisfaction	    )    ;	    )  	  3)  ;  ;	   in satisfaction of  ;	   to make satisfaction 	  4)  (for);  

satisfactory  a.	  1) ; 	  2) , 

satisfy  v.	  1) ; ,  ();	   to rest satisfied ;    ,    	  2)  (,   ..)	  3)  ()	  4)  ()	  5)  (of satisfy ;	   that);  ;	   to satisfy oneself ;	   I am satisfied that    , 

satrap  n. 

satrapy  n. 

saturate  1. v.	  1) ,  (. .);	   he is saturated with Greek history      	  2) . , 	  3)  ( );   	2. a. . ,  

saturated  1. p-p.  saturate 1	2. a. ,  ( )

saturation  n.	  1) , ;	   to saturation  () 	  2) attr. ;	   saturation capacity  

Saturday  n. 

Saturn  n. ., . . 

saturnalia  n. pl.	  1) (S.) -. 	  2) ( .  sing) , 

saturnine  a.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   saturnine red 

saturnism  n. .  , 

satyr  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

sauce  1. n.	  1) ; . 	  2) .   	  3) . , ;	   none of your sauce!  !	  4) ,   , 	  5) .  	  6) . . ,   to serve with the same sauce =    ;	   what's sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander . ,   ,     	2. v.	  1)  ; .  	  2) . 

sauce-boat  n. 

saucebox  n. ()

saucepan  n. 

saucer  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) attr. saucer eyes ,  

saucy  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) . ; , 

sauerkraut  . n.  

sauna  . n.   , 

saunter  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	2. v. , , 

sauntering  pres-p.  saunter 2

saurian  a.    

saury  n. . 

sausage  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . .  , ""

sausage roll  n.	  1)   	  2) ,   

sausage-meat  n.  

sausage-poisoning  n. .   

savage  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) , , 	  3) . 	2. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) ,  , 	3. v.	  1)  ,  	  2) ,  ( )

savagery  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

savanna  n. 

savannah  n. 

savant  n. . () 

save  1. v.	  1) ;	   my life was saved by good nursing       ;	   to save the situation  	  2) ,  (, , ,   ..);	   to save oneself  ;  ;	   to save one's pains   	  3) ,  (. save up)	  4)  ( -.);	   you have saved me trouble     	  5)   ( ) save up  ;  to save one's pocket   ;	   to save one's breath ,    	2. n.   ( , )	3. prep. cj.	  1)  , , ;	   all save him ,  ;	   save and except 	  2)   

saveloy  n.   , 

saver  n.	  1)  	  2) ,   ,   ..;	   a washing-machine is a saver of time and strength      

savin  n. .  	1. pres-p.  save 1	2. a.	  1) ;	   the savin grace of humour   	  2) , 	  3)  ;	   savin clause ,  	3. n.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   at a savin  	  3) pl. 	4. prep. ,  savin your presence      ( );     

saving  1. pres-p.  save 1	2. a.	  1) ;	   the saving grace of humour   ;	  2) ; , ;	  3)  ;	   saving clause ,  	3. n.	  1) ;	  2) , ;	   at a saving  ;	  3) pl. 	4. prep. , ;	   saving your presence, saving your reverence   	5. cj.   , 

savings-bank  n.  ;  

savior  . = saviour

saviour  n.	  1) , 	  2) (the S.) .  , 

savor  . = savour

savory  I n. . , 	II . = savoury

savour  1. n.	  1)    , 	  2) ,  ( -.)	  3) , 	2. v.	  1)    ;  (of savour -.; . .);	   the soup savours of onion   ;	   his remarks savour of insolence     	  2) 	  3) 

savourless  a.  (. .)

savoury  1. a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) ,  (. .);	   his reputation was anything but savoury    	2. n.  ,     

savoy  n.  

Savoyard  n. ,  

savvey  = savvy

savvy  = savvey .	1. n. ;  	2. v. , ;	   no savvy  ;  

saw  I p.  see I	II n. ,  (.   old  wise saw    )	III 1. n. ;	   circular saw  ;	   cross-cut saw  ;	   crown saw  ;	   cylinder saw  ;	   musical ( singing) saw "" ,          	2. v. (sawed ;	   sawed, sawn) ();  to saw the air  ;  ;	   to saw wood   ,       

saw-blade  n.  

saw-buck  = saw-horse

saw-edged  a. ; 

saw-fly  n.  ()

saw-frame  n. .  

saw-horse  n.    

saw-set  n.    ()

saw-tones  n. pl.  , ;	   to speak ( to utter) in saw-tones   

saw-tooth  n.  

saw-wort  n. . 

sawbones  n. . . 

sawder  n. ,  (. soft sawder)

sawdust  n.  to let the sawdust out of smb.    -.

sawfish  n. -

sawmill  n.  ; 

sawn  p-p.  saw III, 2

Sawney  n.	  1) . 	  2) , 

sawyer  n.	  1) 	  2)  ()	  3) .  ( )

sax  I n.   (  )	II .  saxophone

saxhorn  n.  (. )

saxifrage  n. . 

Saxon  1. n.	  1) . 	  2)  (     )	  3)     (   -)	  4)  ;     	2. a. ; 

Saxon blue  n. - 

saxony  n.	  1)     	  2) (S.) . 

saxophone  n. 

say  1. v. (said)	  1) , ;	   they say, it is said ;	   it says in the book   ;	   what do you say to a game of billiards?      ?; (let us) say , ;	   a few of them, say a dozen   , , ;	   well, say it were true, what then? , ,   ,    ?;	   to say to oneself  ,   ;	   there is no saying  ,  ;	   to say no	    ) ;	    ) ;	   to say no more ;	   to say nothing of   ;	   to say smb. nay  -.  ;	   to have nothing to say for oneself	    )  ,     ;	    ) .  	  2) ,  ; ;	   to say one's lesson  ;	   to say grace   ( )	  3) , ;	   the clock says five minutes after twelve      say over  I say!, . say! !;   !;	   you don't say (so)!  !,   !;	   you said it .  ;	   you may well say so  ;	   what I say is -;	   I should say	    )  ;	    )  ,  ;	   I should say so  , ;	   to hear say ;	   no sooner said than done  - ;	   that is to say  ;	   to say the word , ;	   when all is said and done   ;	   before you could say Jack Robinson ;   , ;    , 	2. n.	  1) , ;	   let him have his say   	  2) , ;	   to have no say in the matter       -. ;	   to have the say . 

say-so  n. .	  1) -.  ,  	  2)  	  3) ;  

saying  1. pres-p.  say 1	2. n. , ;	   as the saying is ( goes)  

scab  1. n.	  1)  ( )	  2) , , 	  3)  ( )	  4) . 	  5) ,     	  6) . , 	2. v.	  1)  	  2) .  

scabbard  n. ;	   to throw away the scabbard  ,   ,   

scabby  a.	  1)  ;  	  2) . , ; 

scabies  n. . 

scabious  n. . 

scabrous  a.	  1) . . , 	  2) , ;	   a scabrous problem  	  3) 

scad  n. 

scads  n. pl. . .	  1) 	  2)   

scaffold  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ; ; ;	   to go to ( to mount) the scaffold    ;    ;	   to bring to the scaffold   ;	   to send to the scaffold   	2. v.	  1)  	  2) , ,  ( ) 

scaffolding  1. pres-p.  scaffold 2	2. n. , 

scalar  a. . 

scalawag  = scallywag

scald  I	1. n.  (   )	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) ;   	II n. 	III n. . , 

scald-head  = scald III

scalded  1. p-p.  scald I, 2	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   scalded cream  

scalding  1. pres-p.  scald I, 2	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   scalding tears  	  3) , 

scale  I	1. n.	  1)  (   ..)	  2) pl. ,  (   )	  3) 	  4)  ( )	  5) . ,  scales fell from his eyes     	2. v.	  1) ,  	  2) 	  3)  , 	  4) 	II 1. n.	  1)  ;	   to turn ( to tip) the scale at so many pounds  - 	  2) pl. 	  3) (the Scales) = Libra to hold the scales even  	2. v.	  1) 	  2) 	III 1. n.	  1) ,  ();	   to be high in the social scale     ;	   to sink in the scale     ;  () , 	  2) ; ;	   on a large ( grand) scale   ;	   on a small scale   ;	   the scale to be 1:50 000   1:50 000;	   to scale  	  3) , ;	   rate scale  	  4)  	  5) . ;	   to practice scales  	  6) .   (. scale of notation)	2. v.	  1) ,  (   ..)	  2)    ;  ;	   to scale down prices  ;	   to scale up wages   	  3)  , 

scale-beam  n.  ()

scale-board  n.  ,        

scale-work  n.    

scaled  I	1. p-p.  scale I, 2	2. a. = scaly	II p-p.  scale II, 2	III p-p.  scale III, 2

scalene  a. . 

scaling-ladder  n.	  1) 	  2)  

scallop  1. n.	  1) .  ()	  2)   	  3) pl. , 	2. v.	  1)  (  ..)  	  2)  ;  

scallop-shell  n.  

scallywag  n.	  1) . . , 	  2)  ( )	  3) . .    -  

scalp  1. n.	  1)  	  2)  to be out for scalps   ;	   to take smb.'s scalp    -.	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  (.,   )	  3) 	  4) . .    

scalpel  n. . 

scalper  n.	  1) -.  	  2) . .     

scaly  a.	  1) ; 	  2)  , 	  3) . , 

scamp  I n. . , 	II v.    

scamper  1. n.	  1)  ; 	  2)  	  3)  	2. v.  ( ,   ..);  

scampish  a. , ; 

scan  v.	  1)  , 	  2)  	  3) ;  ( )	  4) .  ; 

scandal  n.	  1) ,  ;	   what a scandal!, it is a perfect scandal!  !	  2) , ;	   to talk scandal 

scandal-bearer  = scandalmonger

scandalize  v.	  1) , 	  2) , 

scandalmonger  n. 

scandalous  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

Scandinavian  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2) .  

scandium  n. . 

scanner  n.	  1) .  	  2) .   

scanning  1. pres-p.  scan	2. n. . ;  

scansion  n.  ()

scant  1. a. , ; ;	   scant eyebrows  ;	   scant foothold  ;	   with scant courtesy ;	   scant of breath 	2. v. .  ( -.); 

scantling  n.	  1) . ; 	  2)   	  3)  ( )	  4) -    	  5)   

scanty  a. , , 

scape  I n.	  1)  (); 	  2) .  	II . = escape I  II

scapegoat  n.  

scapegrace  n. . , 

scaphander  n.  

scaphoid  a. . 

scapula  n. (pl. -lae) . 

scapulae  pl.  scapula

scapular  1. a. . 	2. n. () 

scar  I	1. n. , 	2. v.	  1)  ; .   	  2) , 	II n. , 

scarab  n.  ()

scaramouch  n.	  1) (S.)  (   dell'arte)	  2)  	  3) . , 

scarce  1. a.	  1) , ;	   money is scarce  	  2) ,  ; ;	   scarce book   to make oneself scarce . ; , ;    	2. adv. . . scarcely

scarcely  adv.	  1) ,  ;  ;	   he had scarcely arrived when he was told that  (  )  ,  , 	  2)  ,  ;	   I scarcely think so  ;	   I scarcely know what to say    ,  ;	   you will scarcely maintain that      	  3) ,  ;	   he can scarcely speak    

scarcity  n.	  1) ,  (of); 	  2) 

scare  1. n.  ; ;	   to get a scare ;	   to throw a scare (into) . , 	2. v.	  1) 	  2) ,  (. scare away, scare off) scare up . . 

scare-head  n.   ( )

scare-heading  n.   ( )

scarecrow  n. , 

scared  1. p-p.  scare 2	2. a. ;	   scared face ( expression)  

scaremonger  n. 

scarf  I n. (pl. -s scarves)	  1) 	  2) 	II 1. n.	  1) ,    	  2)  	2. v.	  1)  , ;  , 	  2)  , 	  3)  , 	  4)    (   )

scarf welding  n. .  

scarf-pin  n.   

scarf-skin  n. . , 

scarification  n. -. 

scarifier  n. -. 

scarify  v.	  1) .  , 	  2)  	  3)    	  4) -. 

scarlet  1. n.	  1) , - 	  2)     	2. a. , -;	   to turn scarlet  

scarlet fever  n. 

scarlet hat  n.  

scarlet runner  n. .  

scarlet whore  n.	  1) .   	  2) 	  3) . - ; 

scarlet woman  = scarlet whore

scarp  1. n.	  1)  	  2) . 	2. v.	  1)    	  2) . 

scarring  1. pres-p.  scar I, 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2) 

scarves  pl.  scarf I

scary  a. .	  1) 	  2) 

scat  I n.    (        )	II interj. !; () !

scathe  1. n. , ;	   without scathe 	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2)  (,    ..)

scatheless  a. (. predic.) 

scathing  1. pres-p.  scathe 2	2. a. , , ;	   scathing criticism  ;	   scathing sarcasm  ;	   scathing look  

scatter  v.	  1)  (on, over)	  2)  (with)	  3) , ;	   the police scattered the demonstration   	  4) ;  	  5) , ;	   all our hopes and plans were scattered    ,   	  6) ;  ();	   to scatter one's inheritance  

scatter-brain  n. ,  

scatter-brained  a. , 

scattered  1. p-p.  scatter	2. a.	  1) ,  ( , )	  2) , ;	   scattered instances  ;	   scattered clouds  

scaup  n. .  

scaup-duck  n. .  

scaur  = scar II

scavenge  v.	  1)   ( )	  2) .  ();   	  3) ,    (    ..)

scavenger  n.	  1)  ,  	  2) ,   ,  	  3) ,   

scavenger's daughter  n. .  ( )

scavenging  1. pres-p.  scavenge	2. n.	  1)  	  2) .  ()

scenario  . n. (pl. -os ) 

scenarist  n. 

scene  n.	  1)   ( ,   ..);  , ;	   the scene is laid in France    ;	   the scene of operations   	  2) ,  ( )	  3) ;	   behind the scenes   (. .)	  4) , ; ;	   a woodland scene  ;	   striking scene  	  5) , ;	   to make a scene  	  6) . ,  ;	   to appear on the scene   ;	   to quit the scene   ; . 

scene shifter  n.  

scene-designer  = scene-painter

scene-dock  n.  

scene-painter  n. -

scenery  n.	  1) 	  2) 

scenic  a.	  1) ; ; 	  2) 	  3) 

scent  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ;	   to be on the scent   ; .    ;	   to get the scent (of)    (. .);	   to put ( to throw) off the scent   ;	   hot blazing scent ,  ;	   false scent  	  4) , 	2. v.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  	  4)  (  ..)	  5)   	  6)  (  ..) scent out , 

sceptic  n. 

sceptical  a. 

scepticism  n. 

sceptre  n. ;	   to wield the sceptre , 

schedule  1. n.	  1) , , ; 	  2) , ; ;	   to be behind schedule ;	   on schedule , 	  3) . 	2. v.	  1)  (,   ..)	  2)  ( 	    ) 	  3) ; ; ;	   the journey is scheduled for five days     

schematic  a. 

scheme  1. n.	  1) , ; ;	   to lay a scheme  , , 	  2) , , ;	   under the present scheme of society    ;	   a colour scheme  	  3) , ; ;	   bubble scheme  	  4) ;  	  5) , 	2. v.	  1)  ();  	  2) , 

schemer  n.	  1) 	  2) 

Schiedam  n.  

schilling  . n.  (  )

schism  n. , , 

schismatic  1. a. 	2. n. , 

schist  n.  

schistose  a. .	  1) 	  2) 

schistous  a. .	  1) 	  2) 

schizophrenia  n. 

scholar  n.	  1) 	  2) -	  3) . ;	   I'm not much of a scholar   - 	  4) .  ()	  5) 	  6) . 

scholarly  a. ;  

scholarship  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

scholastic  1. a.	  1) , ; ;	   a scholastic institution  	  2) ;	  3) ;	   scholastic degree  	2. n. , 

scholasticism  n. 

scholia  pl.  scholium

scholiast  n.   , 

scholium  n. (pl. lia)     , 

school  I	1. n.	  1) ;	   secondary (. high) school  ;	   higher school  ;	   elementary ( primary) school  	  2) , ;	   to go to school	    )   ;	    )   ;	   to go to school to smb.   -.;	   to attend school   ;   ;	   to leave school    	  3)   , ;	   there will be no school today    	  4) .   	  5) ,  	  6) ,  ( , , );	   of the old school	    )   (    ..);	    ) 	  7)   (     )	  8) (the schools) pl.  	  9) attr. , ;	   school house	    )      ;	    )   	2. v.	  1) , ; ; 	  2) .   ,  	II 1. n. ,  ()	2. v.  

school leaver  n.	  1) ,  	  2) 

school miss  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  

school pence  n. .       

school-board  n. .   

school-book  n. ,  

school-ma'am  n. . 

school-marm  = school-ma'am

school-mate  n.  

school-ship  n. .  

school-teacher  n.  , 

school-time  n.	  1)  	  2)  ,  

schoolable  a.	  1)    	  2)  

schoolboy  n.	  1) , 	  2) attr. 

schoolfellow  n.  , , 

schoolgirl  n. , 

schooling  1. pres-p.  school I, 2	2. n.	  1) () 	  2)   	  3) . 

schoolman  n.	  1) , 	  2)  (  )

schoolmaster  n.  , ; , 

schoolmasterly  a. 

schoolmistress  n.  

schoolroom  n. ,  ; 

schools  n. pl.     (  )

schooner  I n.	  1) 	  2) = prairie-schooner	II n. . .    

sciagram  n. 

sciagraph  n. 

sciagraphy  n.	  1) 	  2)   ( )

sciatic  a. . 

sciatica  n. . 

science  n.	  1) ;	   man of science ;	   applied science  	  2) .   (. natural science  sciences, physical sciences)	  3) , ; ;	   in judo science is more important than strength      	  4) . 

science fiction  n.  

sciential  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

scientific  a.	  1) 	  2)   ( )

scientist  n.	  1) 	  2) 

scilicet  . adv.  ;  

scimitar  n.   

scintilla  n. ;  (. .);	   not a scintilla of smth.  ,    -.

scintillate  v. ; ; ;	   to scintillate pleasure ( delight)   ;	   to scintillate anger   

scintillation  n. , ; 

sciolism  n.  , 

sciolist  n. 

scion  n.	  1)  ()	  2) , 

scission  n. , 

scissor  v. .   (. scissor off, scissor up);   (. scissor out)

scissors  n. pl.  (. a pair of scissors) scissors and paste 

Sclav  = Slav, Slavonic

Sclavonic  = Slav, Slavonic

scleroses  pl.  sclerosis

sclerosis  n. (pl. -ses) . 

sclerotic  a. 

scobs  n. pl.	  1) , 	  2) , 

scoff  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . , 	2. v.	  1) , , 	  2) .  

scoffer  n. , 

scold  1. v.	  1) (), 	  2) , 	2. n.  

scolding  1. pres-p.  scold 1	2. n. ; 

scollop  = scallop

scon  = scone

sconce  I n.	  1) . , ; 	  2) . ,  	II n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	III n. .	  1)   	  2) , 	IV 1. n.  (.  )      (  )	2. v.  {. 1}

scone  n.    

scoop  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ;  ;  (. )	  3) ;	   with a scoop, at one scoop  	  4) . 	  5) ; , 	  6) .  ;  	  7) .   (        )	2. v.	  1) , ;  (. scoop up, scoop out)	  2) ; 	  3) , 	  4) .  	  5) .    (  ) scoop in, scoop up , 

scoop-net  n. 

scoot  v. . . , 

scooter  n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) . 

scop  n.   ; 

scope  I n.	  1) , ,  (,   ..);	   a mind of wide scope   ,  ;	   it is beyond my scope    	  2) , , , ;	   scope of fire .  	  3) ,  ( , ,   ..);	   to give one's fancy full scope   	  4) . , 	II n. .  microscope, telescope, periscope

scorbutic  .	1. a. 	2. n.  

scorch  1. n.	  1) ;   	  2) .    	2. v.	  1) (), (); ; 	  2) ;  ( )	  3)  , 	  4) .    

scorched  1. p-p.  scorch 2	2. a. , ;	   scorched earth policy .   

scorcher  n.	  1)  	  2) .  (   ..)

scorching  1. pres-p.  scorch 2	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2) ,  ( )

score  1. n.	  1) , , ; 	  2) ,  ( ,   ..)	  3)   ( );	   to keep the score  	  4) .    ;	   he is given to making scores      	  5) ;	   what a score! !	  6)  ;	   three score and ten   (  -    );	   a score or two of instances   	  7) pl. ;	   scores of times  	  8) , ;	   on the score of  ;	   on that score   ,   	  9) .  to go off at full score, to start off from score ,    (-.);	   to make a score off one's own bat  -.   ;	   to pay off ( to settle, to wipe off) old scores  	2. v.	  1)  , ; ;    (. .)	  2)  (. score up);   ( )	  3)   	  4) ;  ;	   to score a point  ;	   to score an advantage ( success)   ( );	   you have scored  ;	   we scored heavily by it     	  5) . 	  6) .  score off .  ;	   score out ;	   score under 

scorer  n.	  1)  , 	  2) ,  

scoria  n. (pl. -ae)	  1) ; 	  2) pl. .  

scoriae  pl.  scoria

scorify  v. . 

scorn  1. n.	  1) ;	   to think scorn of 	  2) 	  3)  	2. v. ;	   to scorn lying    

scornful  a. ; 

Scorpio  n.  (   )

scorpion  n.	  1) 	  2) .    ;	   to chastise with scorpions ,  	  3) (S.) = Scorpio

Scot  n.	  1) 	  2) . 	scot  n. . , ;	   to pay scot and lot   ; .   

scot-free  1. a.	  1) 	  2) 	2. adv. 

scotch  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  (    "")	  3) . ,  (     ..)	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2) ;	   to scotch a snake    	  3) ;	   to scotch a mutiny  ;	   I don't scotch my mind   ,  	  4) 	Scotch  1. a.  Scotch broth  ;	   Scotch fir ( pine)   ( );	   Scotch kale  	2. n.	  1) (the Scotch) . 	  2)  	  3) .  

Scotch tape  n.  , ""

Scotchman  n.  Flying Scotchman  -

Scotchwoman  n. 

scoter  n. . 

Scotland yard  n. - (       )

Scots  1. n.  	2. a. 

Scotsman  = Scotchman

Scotswoman  = Scotchwoman

Scotticism  n.  , , 

Scotticize  v.      

Scottish  a. ;	   Scottish dialect  

scoundrel  n. , 

scoundrelly  a. 

scour  I	1. n.	  1) , 	  2)   ()	  3) , 	  4) ,    	  5) (. pl.)  ( )	2. v.	  1) , ; , 	  2) , ; 	  3)  ()	II v.  (. scour about);	   to scour the woods   

scourer  n.	  1)  (  )	  2)      

scourge  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , ; , 	2. v.	  1) 	  2) , 

scout  I	1. n.	  1)  (.    )	  2) 	  3) ;	   on the scout  	  4)  (  )	  5) . . , 	2. v.   scout about, scout round    (-.)	II v.  (-.),  (-.)

scoutmaster  n.   

scow  n. 

scowl  1. n.  ;  	2. v. ,   (at)

scrabble  v.	  1) ,  	  2)  (. scrabble about)	  3) 

scrag  1. n.	  1)  , , "  ";  	  2)  	  3) . 	2. v.	  1) .    ()	  2) . ,  ;   

scraggy  a. 

scram  v. . . ;	   scram! !, !, !

scramble  1. n.	  1) , ,  ( )	  2) 	2. v.	  1) ; , 	  2) ;  ( )	  3) ,    (for scramble -.)	  4)    ()	  5)  -

scrambled eggs  n. pl. -

scrannel  a. .	  1) ; 	  2) 

scrap  I	1. n.	  1) , , 	  2) pl. , 	  3)   	  4) .  , 	2. v.	  1)   ;   	  2)   	II .	1. n. , ; 	2. v. 

scrap-book  n.    

scrap-heap  n. ,  (. .);	   to throw on the scrap-heap   

scrap-iron  = scrap I, 4

scrap-metal  = scrap I, 4

scrape  1. n.	  1)   . {. 2}	  2) 	  3) 	  4) ,  ;	   to get into a scrape   	2. v.	  1) , ();	   to scrape one's chin ;	   to scrape one's boots         ;	   to scrape one's plate   	  2)  (against, along)	  3) 	  4) ;	   to scrape on a fiddle   	  5) , 	  6)   ,  (  ..) (. up, together)	  7) ,  scrape away, scrape down , ;	   scrape through	    )   ;	    )   ();	   scrape together, scrape up ;    to scrape (up) an acquaintance with smb.     -.;	   to bow and scrape ;	   to scrape a living      

scraper  n.	  1)  ,     (     )	  2) 	  3) . ; ; 	  4) . ; 	  5) attr. ;	   scraper conveyor .  

scrapple  n. .        

scrappy  a.	  1)   , 	  2) , 

Scratch  n. Old Scratch 	scratch  1. n.	  1) ;	   to get off with a scratch  ;  	  2) ; ; ;	   a scratch of the pen  	  3) , 	  4) ; ; 	  5) .  ;	   to come (up) to the scratch	    )    ;	    )  ( -.);    ;   ;	   to start from scratch	    ) .   ;	    )    () 	  6) .  ,    (. scratch man)	  7) pl. .  ( )	  8) , 	  9)   ( ); .  	  10) = scratch-wig up to scratch   ;   	2. a.	  1) 	  2) , ;  ;	   scratch crew ( team, pack) .      ;	   scratch dinner ,    ,  	  3)   , ;	   scratch paper   	3. v.	  1) (), (); , ;	   to scratch the surface of smth.	    )     -.;	    )    -.	  2)  (, )	  3) ();	   to scratch one's head   (. .)	  4)  	  5)  ( )	  6) 	  7)  (  , , . scratch off, scratch out, scratch through)	  8)  ( -.);  scratch along ;      ;	   scratch out ;	   scratch together, scratch up ,  scratch my back and I will scratch yours =   

scratch-cat  n. . , 

scratch-race  n. .   

scratch-wig  n.   

scratch-work  n. . 

scratchy  a.	  1) ,  ( )	  2) ,  ( )	  3) ,  ( );	   a scratchy woolen sweater   	  4) ,  	  5) ,  ( )

scrawl  1. n.	  1) ,   	  2)  	2. v.	  1)    	  2)  

scrawny  a. . , , 

screak  v.  , 

scream  1. n.	  1) ,  ; ;	   screams of laughter  	  2) . , ,  ,   ..	2. v.  , ;  ( , );	   to scream with laughter   ,   

screamer  n.	  1) ,  , 	  2) .  	  3) . ,   ..,       	  4) .  	  5) .  , ,   ..	  6) . .  

screaming  1. pres-p.  scream 2	2. a.	  1)  ( ,    ..)	  2) ;	   screaming fun ( farce)  

screamy  a.	  1) ; 	  2)  ( )

scree  n.  ; 

screech  1. n.	  1)    	  2) ,  (  ..)	2. v.	  1)    	  2) , 

screech-owl  n.	  1) . 	  2)  

screechy  a. , , 

screed  n.	  1)   ,   ..	  2) .  (  )

screen  1. n.	  1) , ; ,  ( )	  2) . . . 	  3) (the screen) 	  4) , ,  (. .);	   under (the) screen of night   ;	   to put on a screen of indifference    	  5)   	  6) , , 	  7) attr. screen adaptation   ;	   screen time   ,  	2. v.	  1) , , 	  2) , , 	  3)    	  4) .   	  5) 	  6) to screen well (badly)	    )   (  )  ;	    )   ()	  7)   	  8) . 

screen-wiper  n.    ( ), ""

screening  1. pres-p.  screen 2	2. n.	  1) pl. 	  2) 	  3) , 	  4)   	  5) . , 

screenplay  n. 

screenwriter  n. , 

screw  1. n.	  1)  (. male screw, external screw); , ;	   female ( internal) screw ;	   to turn ( to apply) the screw, to put the screw(s) on ,  ; .  , 	  2) . , 	  3) = thumbscrew 1	  4) . () ; . () 	  5)  ;	   to give a nut a (good) screw   	  6)  ,  , "";	   a screw of tobacco  	  7) . 	  8) . 	  9) . , 	  10) .  , 	  11) attr.  he has a screw loose     ;	   to have a screw loose on smth. .   -.;	   there is a screw loose somewhere -   	2. v.	  1) , ,  ; ;	   to screw the lid on the jar   	  2)  	  3) ;	   to screw water out of a sponge  	  4) , 	  5) , 	  6) (), ();	   to screw smb.'s arm  -. 	  7) to be screwed .   screw out	    ) ;	    )  (, ;	   of screw  -.);	   screw up	    ) ;  (,   ..);  (  ..);	    ) , ;	   to screw up one's courage ,  ;	   to screw oneself up to do smth.    -.;	    )  ();  ();	   to screw up one's eyes  to have one's head screwed on the right way     

screw coupling  n. .  

screw steamer  n.  

screw valve  n. .  

screw-ball  n. . .	  1) ;  	  2) 

screw-bolt  n. 

screw-cutter  n.  

screw-die  n. .  , 

screw-jack  n.  

screw-nail  n.   

screw-nut  n. 

screw-plate  n. .  

screw-propeller  n.  

screw-thread  n. . ,  

screw-wheel  n. . ,  

screw-wrench  n. .   

screwdriver  n.	  1) 	  2)      

screwed  1. p-p.  screw 2	2. a. . ; 

screwy  a.	  1) . , ""	  2) , 	  3) , 	  4) . 

scribal  a.   ,  ;	   scribal error  

scribble  I	1. n.	  1)    	  2) ; 	2. v.	  1)    ;    	  2)  ,  	II v. .  

scribbler  I n. , 	II n. .    

scribe  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3) . 	  4) . . ; 	2. v. . 

scrim  n.	  1) .  	  2)  

scrimmage  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) .    ( )	2. v.	  1)   	  2) .   

scrimp  v.  ( -.); 

scrimpy  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

scrimshank  v. . .   , ""

scrimshaw  1. n.   ,    ..	2. v.   ,    ..

scrip  I n. . 	II n. .	  1)  ,        	  2)  ,   

script  1. n.	  1) ;  	  2) .  ()	  3)   	  4) . . 	  5) .        	2. v.   ( ,   )

scriptoria  pl.  scriptorium

scriptorium  n. (pl. s ria)     (  )

scriptural  a. ,    

scripture  n.	  1) ,  	  2) .   	  3) . 	  4)  	  5) attr. 

scriptwriter  n.	  1) 	  2)      

scrivener  n. .	  1) 	  2)  scrivener's palsy .  

scrofula  n. . 

scrofulous  a.	  1) . 	  2)  

scroll  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  (); 	  3) , 	  4) . , 	  5) . , 	  6) . , 	  7) 	  8) .  	2. v.  

scrollwork  n.    

Scrooge  n. . 

scroop  1. n. 	2. v. 

scrota  pl.  scrotum

scrotum  n. (pl. ta) . 

scrounge  v. .	  1) , , 	  2) ;    

scrub  I	1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3)  	  4) .    	  5) .   	2. a. . = scrubby	II 1. n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) ,  ,  	2. v.	  1) , , ,  	  2) .  	  3) .  (out);	   to scrub out an order  

scrubber  n. .	  1) 	  2) 

scrubbingbrush  n.  

scrubbrush  . = scrubbingbrush

scrubby  a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3)  	  4)  

scrubup  n.  

scrubwoman  n. .     ; 

scruff  n. ;	   to take by the scruff of the neck   

scruffy  a. . , 

scrum  = scrimmage

scrummage  = scrimmage

scrumptious  a. . , 

scrunch  = crunch

scruple  1. n.	  1)  (   = 20 )	  2) . 	  3) , ;  ;	   to have no scruple to do smth.  -.  ;    -.;	   without scruple  ;	   to have scruples , ,   ( -.);	   a man without scruples ,   ;  	2. v. , ,   ( -.)

scrupulosity  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

scrupulous  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) , 

scrutator  n.   (-.)

scrutineer  n.  ,    

scrutinize  v.	  1)  	  2)  

scrutiny  n.	  1)  	  2)  ; 	  3)    

scry  v.   " ",   

scuba  n. (.  selfcontained underwater breathing apparatus) ,      

scud  1. n.	  1)   	  2)   ;  	  3)  ; 	2. v.	  1) , , 	  2) .   

scuff  v.	  1)   	  2) () ( , )

scuffle  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  ()	2. v.	  1) 	  2)   

scull  1. n.	  1)  	  2)   	2. v.	  1)   	  2) ,   

sculler  n.	  1)   	  2)   , 

scullery  n.	  1)      	  2) . 

scullion  n. .	  1) 	  2) 

sculp  v. . , 

sculpt  = sculpture 2

sculptor  n. , 

sculptress  n. -

sculptural  a. 

sculpture  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3)    	2. v.	  1) , , 	  2)   	  3) ; 

sculpturesque  a. , 

scum  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3)  ;	   the scum .  ()	  4) 	  5) . , 	2. v.	  1)  	  2) 

scumble  v. .   , 

scummy  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

scunner  .	1. n. ;	   to take a scunner   (at, against)	2. v.  

scupper  1. n. . 	2. v. .	  1)    	  2)   	  3)  (  )

scurf  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

scurfy  a.	  1)  	  2)  , 

scurrility  n. , 

scurrilous  a. , ; 

scurry  1. n.	  1) ,  	  2) ; 	  3)      	  4) ,    	2. v.	  1)  (.  )	  2) ; 	  3) ;  -, 

scurvied  a. 

scurvy  I n. . 	II a. , , 

scut  n.   (. , , )

scuta  pl.  scutum

scutate  a. . 

scutch  1. n. 	2. v. ,  (,   ..)

scutcheon  n.	  1)  	  2)   

scutcher  n. ,  ; 

scute  = scutum

scuttle  I n.     	II 1. n.	  1) 	  2) .       	2. v.  ,  	III 1. n.	  1)  	  2)   , ; 	  3)  	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2)    , 	  3) , 

scuttlebutt  n.	  1) .    	  2) . . 

scutum  . n. (pl. ta) . 

scythe  -.	1. n. 	2. v. 

Scythian  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) 	  2)  

sea  n.	  1) ;	   at sea  ;	   beyond ( over) the sea(s)  ;  ;	   by sea ;	   by the sea  ;	   to go to sea  ;	   to follow the sea  ;	   the high seas     ;  ;	   on the sea	    )  ;	    )   ;	   to put out to sea   ;	   free sea ,      ;	   the four seas  ,  ;	   the seven seas      ,      ,   ,     	  2)  ( ); ;	   a high ( heavy, rolling) sea   ( );	   a short sea     ;	   a sea struck us   	  3) . ;	   at full sea  	  4)   (-.);	   a sea of troubles  ;	   a sea of flame  ;	   seas of blood  	  5) attr. , ;	   sea air   when the sea gives up its dead        (. . );	   there's as good fish in the sea as ever came out of it     (-.),  ; =   ;	   to be all at sea  ,  , ,    

sea bear  n. .	  1)  	  2)  

sea captain  n.	  1)   	  2) .    

sea cook  n. . . son of a sea cook =  

sea cucumber  n. .  

sea elephant  n. .  

sea front  n.   ;  , 

sea kale  n. .  

sea lawyer  n. . . , 

sea power  n.  

sea serpent  n.  

seaanchor  n. .  

seaape  n. . ,  

seabathing  n.   

seabiscuit  n. ; 

seaboard  n.	  1)  , , 	  2) attr. ; 

seaborn  a. .  ;	   the seaborn town 

seaborne  a.  ;	   seaborne trade  ;	   a seaborne invasion   

seabreeze  n.   ,  

seacalf  n. .  ()

seacard  n.  

seachest  n.  

seacock  n.	  1) . ,  	  2) .  

seacow  n. .	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) 

seacraft  I n. .  ,  	II n.  

seadog  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)    	  4)  ,  	  5) . ;  

seadrome  n. 

seafarer  n. . , 

seafaring  1. n. 	2. a. 

seafight  n.  

seafire  n.   ,  

seafolk  n. (.  .  . .) 

seafood  n. . ,   ,  ,   ..

seagauge  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  

seagirt  a. .  

seagoing  a.   ( ); 

seagreen  1. n.   	2. a.   

seagull  n. 

seahare  n. .   ()

seahorse  n.	  1) .  	  2) 	  3) - (  )

seajelly  n. 

seaking  n.  I	1. n.	  1) . ;	   common seaking  ;	   eared seaking ; ;	   fur seaking  	  2)  	  3)  	2. v.   , 	II 1. n.	  1) ; ;	   Great S., State S.   ;	   Privy S.   ;	   to receive (to return) the seakings  ()    ;	   to set one's seaking to	    )  , ;	    ) ;	   under my hand and seaking        ;	   under the seaking of secrecy ( confidence, silence)    , 	  2) , , ;	   the seaking of approval  	  3) .  , 	  4) . ; 	  5) .  seaking of love   (,    ..);	   seaking of death in one's face    	2. v.	  1)  ,  	  2)  (  ..)	  3)  (. seaking up);	   my lips are seakinged =     ;   	  4) , 	  5)  , ; ,  (. seaking up)	  6)  ;	   his answer seakinged our fate     	  7)  ;	   to seaking a marriage  

sealane  n.  

sealed  1. p-p.  seal II, 2	2. a.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   it is a sealed book to me       ,    

sealegs  n. pl: to find ( to get, to have) one's sealegs    

sealer  n.	  1)   	  2)  

sealery  n.  

sealetter  n.   (     ),  

sealfishery  n.    

sealine  I n.	  1)  	  2)   ( )	II n.	  1) ,  (    )	  2) . 

sealingwax  n. 

sealring  n.   

sealrookery  = sealery

sealskin  n.	  1)  	  2)  

seam  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) . ; 	  4) . , 	2. v.	  1) 	  2) ,  

seamaid  n. ;  

seaman  n. ; 

seamanship  n.  ;  

seamark  n.	  1)  ;    	  2)     ( )

seamew  = seagull

seamless  a.	  1)  ;   	  2)  ( )

seamstress  n. 

seamy  a.  ;	   the seamy side  to know the seamy side of life    

Seanad eireann  . n. ,  

seance  n. .	  1) ; 	  2)  

seapay  n. .    

seapen  n. .   ()

seapiece  n. . ,  

seapike  n.  

seaplane  n. 

seaport  n.  ;  

seaquake  n. 

sear  I	1. a. . ,  the sear and yellow leaf	    ) ;	    )  , 	2. v.	  1) . 	  2) , 	  3) ;	   his soul has been seared by injustice   	II n. .  

search  1. n.	  1) ;	   I am in search of a house    ;	   a search for a missing aircraft   	  2) ;	   right of search .   	  3) ; 	  4) attr. 	2. v.	  1)  (for)	  2) ; ;	   to search a house    ;	   to search one's memory ,  	  3) ;	   to search one's heart   	  4)  ()	  5) ;	   the cold searched his marrow      search out , ;	   to search out an old friend    search me! .   !

searching  1. pres-p.  search 2	2. a.	  1)  ( )	  2)  ( )	  3)  ( )

searchlight  n. 

searchparty  n.  

searchwarrant  n.   

seared  1. p-p.  sear I, 2	2. a. , ;	   seared conscience  

searover  n.	  1)  	  2)  

seasand  n.  ;  

seascape  = seapiece

seashore  n.  ;  

seasickness  n.  

seaside  n.	  1) = seashore	  2)   (. seaside resort)	  3) attr. 

seasnake  = sea serpent

season  1. n.	  1)  	  2) ;	   the (London) season  ()  ( - );	   the dead ( the off, the dull) season  ; .  ( ),   	  3) . . seasonticket	  4) , , ;	   in the season of my youth    ;	   for a season .  	  5)  ,  ;	   out of season  ;	   in season and out of season	    )   ;	    ) , ;	   a word in season  	  6) attr. 	2. v.	  1) , , ;	   cattle seasoned to diseases ,   	  2)  ( ,   ..); ()	  3) ;	   season your egg with salt () 	  4)  , 	  5) . 

seasonable  a.	  1)  	  2) 

seasonal  a. 

seasoned  1. p-p.  season 2	2. a.	  1)  (   ..)	  2) , ;	   seasoned soldier  ;	   with seasoned eye  	  3)  ( )

seasoning  1. pres-p.  season 2	2. n.	  1)  ( ,   ..)	  2) 

seasonticket  n.	  1)  	  2) 

seat  1. n.	  1)   ; ;	   to have ( to take) a ( one's) seat ;	   garden seat  ;	   jump seat  ;	   to keep one's seat  	  2)  ( ,    ..); ;	   he has taken two seats for the theatre      ;	   to secure ( to book) seats  	  3) , , ;	   to have a seat in Parliament   ;	   to win a seat    ;	   to lose one's seat     ;	   a seat on the bench  ;	   he has a seat on the Board   ;	   to keep a seat warm for smb.    -. (  )	  4) ; ;	   the seat of smb.'s trousers  	  5)  ( )	  6) ;	   the liver is the seat of the disease, the disease has its seat in the liver    ;	   the seat of war   ;	   the seat of the Government  ;	   the seat of the trouble  	  7) 	  8) .    	  9) .  , , ; 	  10) .  	2. v.	  1) ;	   to seat oneself , ;	   please be seat ed  , , 	  2)  ;   ;  (    ..)	  3)  	  4) ;	   this hall will seat 5000    5000 	  5)  	  6)  , 	  7) 

seater         - ;	   two seater, four seater ,  ,   ..

seaurchin  n. .  

seawall  n. 

seaward  1. a.   	2. adv.  ,   

seawards  = seaward 2

seaway  n.	  1) ,   	  2)   ;	   in a heavy seaway   

seaweed  n.  

seaworthy  a.    

sebaceous  a. . ;	   sebaceous glands  ;	   sebaceous humour   

sec  a. .  ( )

secant  .	1. n. ; 	2. a. , 

secateur  n. . (pl.)  , 

secateurs  n. . (pl.)  , 

secede  v. , ,  (from secede    ..)

secernent  a. . 

secession  n.  ( ,   ..); ; 

secessionist  n. , 

seclude  v. ,  (from);	   to seclude oneself (from society) ,    ;  

secluded  1. p-p.  seclude	2. a. ; 

seclusion  n. ;	   to live in seclusion   ,  

second  I	1. n-ord. ;	   the second seat in the second row     	2. a.	  1) , ;	   second thoughts  , ;	   on second thoughts   	  2) ; ;	   second ballot ;	   second advent ( coming) .  	  3) ;	   a second pair of shoes   	  4) ; ,  ( ) (to);	   second cabin   ;	   second violin ( fiddle)  	  5) second lieutenant  ;	   the second officer (on a ship)   ;	   second division	    )    ;	    )  ()    ( ) second teeth  ( ) ;	   at second hand   ;	   second sight ;	   second to none ;	   second chamber   ()	3. n.	  1) ;   ;	   second in command .  	  2)   ,  ;	   he was a good second        	  3) . ,   	  4)   ( ,    ..);	   to go second   	  5) 	  6)  	  7) pl.   ,  ;   ;	   these stockings are seconds and have some slight defects        	  8) .  ; 	4. v.	  1) , ;	   to second a motion  	  2) ;	   to second words with deeds   	  3)  	  4)    	  5) . . 	5. adv.	  1) -	  2)  ;   	II n. ; , ;	   wait a second ;  

secondary  1. a.	  1) ; ; ;	   secondary colours  ;	   secondary planet  	  2) 	  3)  ( );	   secondary school  	  4) . 	2. n.	  1) 	  2) 

secondbest  a.   to come off secondbest  , 

secondclass  a. , 

seconder  n.  ,   (, )

secondhand  I a.	  1) ;	   secondhand bookseller 	  2)    (   ..)	II n.  

secondly  adv. -

secondmark  n.   ('')

secondrate  a.	  1) 	  2) 

secondrater  n.	  1) ,  	  2) .   ( ,    ..)

secondshand  = secondhand II

secrecy  n.	  1) ; ;	   in secrecy  , ;	   there can be no secrecy about it     ;	   he promised secrecy    	  2)   ; 

secret  1. n.	  1) , ;	   to be in the secret    ;	   to keep a secret  ;	   an open secret =  	  2) , ;	   the secrets of nature  	2. a.	  1) , ;	   secret service  , ;	   secret marriage  ;	   secret treaty  ;	   to keep secret   	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) , 

secretaire  n. . , ;  

secretarial  a. 

secretariat  n.	  1) 	  2)  

secretariate  n.	  1) 	  2)  

secretary  I n.	  1) 	  2) ,  ;	   secretary general  	  3) ;	   S. of State  ( );  ,    ( );	   S. of State for Foreign Affairs    ( );	   S. of State for Home Affairs, Home S.    ( )	II . = secretaire

secretarybird  n.  ()

secretaryship  n. ,    

secrete  v.	  1) . 	  2) , 

secretion  n.	  1) . , 	  2) , ;	   the secretion of stolen goods  

secretive  a. 

secretly  adv.   ; 

secretory  a. . , 

sect  n. 

sectarian  1. a.	  1) 	  2) , 	2. ; 

sectarianism  n. 

sectary  n. 

section  1. n.	  1) 	  2) () , , ; ;	   microscopic section    	  3) ; ; 	  4) , ,  ( ,   ..);	   built in sections 	  5) ,  (  ..)	  6)  ()	  7) .  (); 	  8)   	  9) .   	2. v.   , 

section-mark  n.  

sectional  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3)   ;	   sectional view   ;	   sectional area   ;	   sectional drawing   ,  ()

sectionalism  n. ; 

sector  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) . 

secular  1. a.	  1) , 	  2)     	  3) , ;	   secular interests  (. .  ) ;	   the secular arm .  ,       the secular clergy  ;	   the secular bird .  	2. n.	  1) 	  2)    

secularism  n.      

secularist  n.   

secularization  n. 

secularize  v. 

secure  1. a.	  1) ;	   to feel secure about ( as to) the future    ;	   to live a secure life ,     	  2)  (of secure  -.);	   secure of success   	  3) , ;	   secure hidingplace  ;	   secure from ( against) attack   	  4) , ; ;	   secure investment   ;	   the boards of the bridge do not look secure      ;	   secure foundation  ;	   secure stronghold  	  5) (. predic) ,   ;	   I have got him secure   	  6) , 	2. v.	  1) ; , , ;	   to secure oneself against all risks     ;	   loan secured on landed property ,  	  2)  ;  (  ..)	  3) , ; ; ;	   to secure a vein .  ;	   to secure a mast  	  4)   	  5) , ;	   to secure tickets for a play  ( )   	  6) , 	  7) ;  ();	   to secure one's object  ;	   to secure a victory  

securiform  a.   

security  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) , 	  4) , ; ;	   in security for  ;   	  5) 	  6) , 	  7)  	  8) pl.  	  9) attr.   , ;	   security suspect    ;	   security officer  ;	   security risk  ,  

Security Council  n.   ()

sedan  n.	  1) .  (  )	  2) . 	  3) , 

sedanchair  = sedan 2

sedate  a. , , 

sedation  n. . 

sedative  1. a. ; 	2. n.   ()

sedentary  a. ;	   sedentary life   

sedge  n. . 

sedgy  a.	  1)  ;   	  2)  ;	   sedgy brook ,  

sediment  n.	  1) , 	  2) .  , 

sedimentary  a. 

sedimentation  n. ;  

sedition  n.   , ;  

seditious  a. , 

seduce  v. , ; 

seduction  n.	  1) 	  2) 

seductive  a. 

sedulity  n. , 

sedulous  a. , , 

see  I v. (saw; seen)	  1) ; , ; ;	   to see well  ;	   to see visions  , 	  2) ;	   to see the sights  ;	   let me see the book    {. . 4};	   the doctor must see him at once     	  3) , ; ;	   I see  ;	   you see, it is like this  ,    ;	   he cannot see the joke     ;	   now you see what it is to be careless   ,    ;	   as far as I can see    ;	   don't you see?    ?;	   I do not see how to do it  ,   	  4) , ;	   let me see  ; ,  {. . 2};	   we must see what could be done  ,   	  5) ,  ;	   I can clearly see him doing it    ,    	  6)   ;	   I see life (things) differently now       ( )	  7) (); ;	   we went to see her      ;	   when will you come and see us?     ?;	   can I see you on business?       ?	  8) , ;	   I don't know but I'll see   ,   	  9) , ;	   we have not seen each other for ages    ;	   to see much (little) of smb.  ()   -. ;	   you ought to see more of him      ;	   I'll be seeing you ;	   see you later ( again, soon)   	  10) , ;	   to see a doctor (a lawyer)    ()	  11)  ();	   I am seeing no one today     	  12) ;	   may I see you home?     ?	  13)  ( .);  ( -.);	   to see the work done, to see that the work is done    ;	  14) , ;	   to see life  ,  ;	   to see army service   	  15) , ;	   to see good ( fit, proper, right  ..)   ( -.;  inf.) see about	    )   -.;   -.;	    ) ;	   I will see about it , ;	   see after ,   -.;	   see after the luggage   ;	   see into  , ;	   see off ;	   to see smb. off at the station  -.  ;	   to see smb. off the premises  -.;	   see out	    )  ( );	    ) ;	    )  (-.);	    )   ;	    )   ;	   see over  ();	   see through	    )  ;	    )   ;	   to see smb. through smth.  -.  -.;	   see to  ,   see here! . !;	   he will never see forty again    ;	   to see eye to eye with smb.     -.;	   to see the back of smb.   -. ;	   to see scarlet   ,  ;	   to see the red light   , ;	   to see service    ; ;  ;	   he has seen better days    ;	   these things have seen better days   , ;	   I'll see you damned ( blowed) first . =    !,   !,   !	II n.	  1) 	  2)  (  ..);	   the Holy S.  

seed  1. n.	  1) , ; . ;	   to keep for (as) seed   ;	   to go ( to run) to seed   ; .  ; ;   ..	  2) , ;	   to sow the seeds of strife ( discord)   	  3) = semen	  4) . , ;	   to raise up seed  	2. v.	  1) ,   	  2)  	  3) ,  ()	  4)    (  ..)	  5)     ()	  6) .      

seedbed  n.   

seedcake  n.     

seedcorn  n.  

seeddrill  n. -.  

seeder  n.	  1) ;   	  2) -.  	  3)    ,   

seedfish  n.  

seedingmachine  n. 

seedleaf  n. . 

seedless  a. ;  ( ,   ..)

seedling  n. ; , 

seedlobe  n. . 

seedoil  n.  

seedpearl  n.  

seedplot  n. ,  (. .)

seedsman  n.  

seedtime  n. ;  

seedvessel  n. .  ; , 

seedy  a.	  1)  	  2) , 	  3) . ;	   to feel seedy   ;	   to look seedy  

seeing  1. pres-p.  see I	2. n. ;  ;	   seeing is believing =   ,  	3. prep. cj.  , ;   , ;	   seeing (that) it is ten o'clock, we will not wait for him any longer     ,      

seek  v. (sought)	  1) , ; ;	   it is yet to seek    ;   ,    ;	   to seek safety  	  2) , ;	   to seek fame   ;	   to seek damages of smb.     -.;	   to seek to make peace  	  3) , ;	   to seek advice    seek after, seek for  -.;	   to be much sought after	    )   ;	    )  ,  ;	   seek out	    ) ,  (-. );	    )  -.;	   seek through  (  ..) to seek smb.'s life   -. ;	   seek dead! . !

seeker  n. . .  

seel  I v. .	  1) .   ()	  2)  ()	II v. .   

seem  v.	  1) , ;	   they seem to be living in here ,   ;	   he seems to be tired , -, ;	   I seem to hear smb. singing   ( ),   	  2) .  -: she seems tired   ;	   she seems young    it seems -, ;	   it should ( would) seem  ;	   it is not -, 

seeming  1. pres-p.  seem	2. a. , , ; 

seemingly  adv.	  1)  	  2) -

seemly  a. , , 

seen  p-p.  see I

seep  v.  (. .); 

seepage  n.	  1) ; , 	  2) 	  3) .  ()

seer  I n. , 	II n.	  1)     (. 2 )	  2)     (. 1 )

seersucker  n. .    

seesaw  1. n.	  1)    ();	   to play (at) seesaw   	  2)   (,   )	  3) - 	2. a.         ( );  -  seesaw policy  	3. v.	  1)  ( )	  2)        	  3)  , 	4. adv.	  1)   ,   	  2) ;	   to go seesaw 

seethe  v. (seethed . sod; seethed, . sodden)	  1) , 	  2)   (-. );	   madness seethed in his brain   	  3) . , 	  4) . ,  ( )

segment  1. n.	  1) , , 	  2)  (  ..)	  3) . , 	  4) . 	  5) .  	2. v. ()  

segregate  v.	  1) (); (); 	  2) . 	  3) . 

segregation  n.	  1) , , ; 	  2) . , , 

segregative  a.	  1)  ; 	  2) 

seiche  n. .  ( )

seigneur  = seignior

seignior  n. .  ,  grand seignior  

seigniorage  n. .	  1)  	  2)     

seigniorial  a. ; 

seigniory  n. .	  1)  	  2)  

seine  1. n.  , 	2. v.  , 

seiner  n. 

seise  = seize 7

seisin  = seizin

seism  n. 

seismic  a. ;	   seismic country  

seismograph  n. 

seismology  n. 

seize  v.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   to seize a fortress  	  3)  ( -.),  (, ; . seize upon)	  4)  ()	  5) (. pass.) ,  ( , ;	   with)	  6) ,   ( -.)	  7) (. p-p.) .   ;	   to be ( to stand) seized of smth.  -.	  8) . 	  9) .  ( ) (. seize up)

seizin  n. .   ,    

seizing  1. pres-p.  seize	2. n. . 

seizure  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  	  3) , ;  

sejant  a. . 

selachian  n.  

seldom  adv. 

select  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3)  , 	2. v. , , 

selected  1. p-p.  select 2	2. a. , 

selectee  n. .    , 

selection  n.	  1) , 	  2)  (-. )	  3)   	  4) . , 

selective  a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) , 	  4) S. Service System .      

selectman  n. .    (   )

selector  n.	  1) 	  2)   ( )	  3) . , 	  4) .  , 

selenium  n. . 

selenography  n. ,   

selenology  n. ,   

self  1. n. (pl. selves)	  1)  , ;	   the study of the self ;	   my own self, my very self  ,   ;	   to have no thought of self    ;	   one's better self ,    ;	   one's former self ,    ;	   one's second self  ,  	  2) . = myself  . .;	   cheque drawn to self ,   ;	   your good selves  (  ) self comes first, self before all =     	2. a.	  1) ,  ( )	  2)  ( )

self-     :	  1)     ,     , ; ;	   selfviolence ;	   selflove ;	   self-will 	  2)  , ,      ;	   selfbinder -;	   selfloading machine ;	   selfhealing ;	   selfwinding   

self-assertive  a. 

self-assurance  n. ; 

self-praise  n. 

selfabandonment  n. 

selfabasement  n. 

selfabnegation  n.	  1) 	  2) 

selfabsorbed  a. 

selfacting  a. , 

selfaction  n.  

selfadaptive  a. 

selfadjusting  a.    ( ,   ..)

selfaffirmation  n. 

selfassertion  n.   , 

selfassumption  n. , 

selfbalanced  a.  

selfbinder  n.	  1) -	  2) 

selfcentering  a. 

selfcentred  a. , 

selfclosing  a.  , 

selfcocker  n. -

selfcollected  a. ,   ; ; 

selfcoloured  a.	  1) 	  2)  

selfcommand  n. ,   

selfcommunion  n. ,  ( )

selfcomplacency  n. ; 

selfconceit  n. , 

selfcondemnation  n. 

selfconfident  a. , 

selfconscious  a. , 

selfcontained  a.	  1) , 	  2) ,   	  3)  ( )	  4) . , 	  5) .   

selfcontradiction  n.  

selfcontrol  n. 

selfcooling  a. .   

selfcriticism  n. 

selfcultivation  n. 

selfdeceit  n. 

selfdeception  n. 

selfdefence  n. , 

selfdelusion  n. 

selfdenial  n. 

selfdestruction  n. ; 

selfdetermination  n. 

selfdetermined  a. ,    

selfdevotion  n.	  1) ,    (-. )	  2) 

selfdrive  a. selfdrive cars for hire  

selfeducated  a.  , 

selfeffacement  n. ;  

selfesteem  n.   ;   ; 

selfevident  a. ,   

selfexplanatory  a. , 

selfexpression  n. 

selffeeder  n. .  ;  

selffirer  n. .  

selfflagellation  n. 

selfgoverning  a. 

selfgovernment  n. 

selfheal  n. .  

selfhealing  n. 

selfhelp  n. 

selfhood  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

selfhumiliation  n. 

selfimmolation  n.	  1) 	  2) 

selfimportance  n. , 

selfinduction  n. . 

selfindulgence  n.   ,   

selfinfection  n. . 

selfinterest  n. ; 

selfinvited  a. ,  ( )

selfish  a. 

selfishness  n. 

selfknowledge  n. 

selfless  a. 

selflighting  a. 

selfloading  a. 

selflove  n. 

selfluminous  a. 

selfmade  a.    ;	   a selfmade man ,  ,   ..   

selfmaiming  n. 

selfmastery  n.   

selfmotion  n.  

selfmurder  n. 

selfoffence  n.	  1) ,      	  2)   

selfopinionated  a. , 

selfpartiality  n.    

selfpity  n.   

selfpollination  n. . 

selfportrait  n. 

selfpossessed  a.  , , 

selfpossession  n. , 

selfpreservation  n. 

selfpropelled  a.  ( , )

selfpropelling  a.  ( , )

selfrealization  n.   

selfrecording  a. 

selfregard  n.	  1) 	  2) = selfrespect

selfreliance  n.    

selfreliant  a.   

selfrenunciation  n. , 

selfrespect  n.   

selfrestraint  n. , 

selfrighteous  a.	  1) ;    	  2) 

selfrighting  a.  ( )

selfrigorous  a.   

selfsacrifice  n. 

selfsame  a.   

selfsatisfied  a. 

selfseeker  n.  ; 

selfseeking  a. 

selfservice  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. selfservice shop  

selfsown  a. ,  

selfstarter  n. .  , , 

selfstyled  a. ; 

selfsufficiency  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) . 

selfsufficient  a.	  1) ; 	  2)    	  3) 

selfsufficing  = selfsufficient

selfsuggestion  n. 

selfsupport  n. , 

selfsupporting  a. 

selfsurviving  a.   

selftaught  n.  , 

selfviolence  n. 

selfwill  n. , 

selfwilled  a. , 

selfwinding  a.   

sell  1. v. (sold)	  1) ();	   the house is to sell  ;	   to sell like wildfire ( hot cakes)   ( )	  2) 	  3) ; 	  4) . , ; 	  5)  (  ..)	  6) . .  () sell off   ;	   sell on , ;	   couldn't I sell you on one more coffee?       ?;	   sell out	    ) , ;	    )  -.;  ;	   sell up    I'm not sold on this       ;	   to sell the pass  ;   ,  	2. n. . , 

seller  n.	  1) , 	  2)  ;   (. best seller)

seller's market  n. . ,     

sellout  n. .	  1) . 	  2) , ,   	  3) ;	   Munich sellout .  

seltzer  n.   (. seltzer water)

selvage  n.	  1) ; 	  2) .   (); 

selvedge  n.	  1) ; 	  2) .   (); 

selves  pl.  self 1

semanteme  n. . 

semantic  a. . 

semantics  n. pl. (.  sing) . 

semaphore  1. n.	  1) 	  2)   (  ..)	2. v. , 

semasiology  n. . 

semblance  n.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   under the semblance of  ;	   to put on a semblance (of)  	  3) , ;	   a feeble semblance of smth.   -.

seme  n. . 

sememe  n. . 

semen  n. , 

semester  n. 

semi  pref. -

semiannual  a. 

semiautomatic  a. 

semibasement  n. 

semicentennial  1. a. 	2. n.  

semicircle  n. 

semicircular  a. ;	   semicircular canals .  

semicolon  n.   

semiconductor  n. . 

semiconscious  a. 

semidetached  a.   ;	   semidetached house    ,   

semidiurnal  a. . 

semifinal  n. . 

semifluid  a. , 

semimanufactured  a. semimanufactured goods 

semimanufactures  n. pl. 

semimonthly  1. a.      (  )	2. n. ,   ..,     	3. adv.   

seminal  a.	  1) ; ;	   seminal fluid . 	  2) ; 

seminar  n. 

seminary  n.	  1)   (. )	  2) ,  (.  )	  3) ,  (. .)

semination  n. . ; 

seminiferous  a. . 

semiofficial  a. ; ;	   semiofficial newspaper 

semiprecious  a. ; ;	   semiprecious stone 

semiquaver  n. .  

semirigid  a.  ( )

Semite  n. 

Semitic  a. 

semitone  n. . 

semitrailer  n. 

semivowel  n.  ()

semolina  n.  

sempiternal  a. . 

sempstress  = seamstress

sen  n.  (  , , )

senary  a. 

senate  n.	  1) 	  2)  ( )

senator  n. 

senatorial  a. 

send  v. (sent)	  1) , ; ;	   to send a letter airmail   ;	   she sent the children into the garden      ;	  2)  ();  ()	  3) ,  (  ..);	   to send a bullet through 	  4)   -. ;	   to send flying	    )    ;	    ) ; ;   ;	    ) ;	   to send smb. sprawling  -.  ;	   the punch sent the fighter reeling    ;	   to send to sleep 	  5) .  send away	    ) ;	   to send away for smth.   -.;	    ) ; ;	   send down	    )      ;	    )  (., );	   send for  , ;	   to send for a doctor   ;	   send forth , ;	   send in  ();  (  );	   to send in one's name  (   ..);	   send off	    )  (,   ..);	    ) ;	    )  ;	   send out	    ) , ; ;	   the trees send out leaves   ;	    ) , ;	   send up	    )  ;	    ) . .     to send word , ;	   to send smb. to Coventry    -.;  -.;	   to send smb. packing ( flying), to send smb. to the rightabout ,  -. (. . 4)

sender  n.	  1) 	  2)  ;  , 

sendoff  n.	  1) 	  2)  

senega  n. . 

senescence  n. 

senescent  a. 

seneschal  n. . 

senile  a. ; 

senility  a. ; 

senior  1. a.	  1)  (. junior );	   John Smith senior   ;	   he is two years senior to me      ;	   senior classic (wrangler) ,       ( )   ;	   senior man ;	   senior partner  ;	   the senior service  -  (     )	  2) . ,  ( , , );	   the senior class     ;	   the Senior Prom   	2. n.	  1)  	  2) ; ;	   he is my senior   	  3)   	  4) .   ;   ; ; 

seniority  n.	  1) 	  2)  

senna  n. .  

sennet  n. .  ,      (   )

sennight  n. . ;	   today sennight	    )  ;	    )   

sennit  n. . 

sensation  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

sensational  a.	  1) 	  2) predic. , 	  3) . 

sensationalism  n. . 

sensationmonger  n.   

sense  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   the five senses  ;	   sixth sense  , ;	   to have keen ( quick) senses  , ;	   a sense of duty  ;	   a sense of humour  ;	   a sense of failure  ;	   a sense of proportion  	  2) pl. ; ;	   in one's senses   ;	   have you taken leave ( are you out) of your senses?    ?;	   to come to one's senses	    )   ;	    )   ;	   to frighten ( to scare) smb. out of his senses  -.   	  3)   (. common sense, good sense); ;	   a man of sense  ;	   to talk sense  , ;	   he is talking sense   	  4) , ;	   it makes no sense    ;	   in the strict(est) ( true) sense of the word  ()   ;	   in a good sense    ();	   in a literal sense    ;	   in a sense   ,   ;	   in all senses   ,   ;	   in no sense    	  5) ;	   to take the senses of the meeting     	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) 

senseless  a.	  1) , ;	   to knock senseless 	  2) ; 

senseorgan  n.   (,   ..)

sensibility  n.	  1) 	  2)  ()	  3) 

sensible  a.	  1) , 	  2) ,  (of);	   to be sensible of one's peril  	  3) , ;	   a sensible change for the better  ;	   a sensible rise in the temperature   

sensitive  a.	  1) ; ;	   a sensitive ear ()  ;	   sensitive market .  ;	   sensitive paper  ;	   sensitive plant .  	  2)  ,   ;	   a sensitive skin  	  3) , 	  4) 	  5) . , 

sensitiveness  n. 

sensitivity  n. 

sensitize  v.	  1)  ,  	  2)   ()

sensor  n. . ;  ( ) 

sensory  a. , 

sensual  a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) . 

sensualist  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

sensuality  n. 

sensuous  a.	  1)  ( )	  2) 

sent  p.  p-p.  send

sentence  1. n.	  1) ;	   to pass a sentence upon smb.   -.;	   to serve one's sentence   	  2) . 	  3) . , 	2. v. , 

sententious  a. ; 

sentience  n. 

sentient  a. , 

sentiment  n.	  1) ; , , ;	   the sentiment of pity (of respect)   ();	   these are ( . them's) my sentiments   	  2) 

sentimental  a. 

sentimentality  n. 

sentinel  1. n. ; ;	   to stand sentinel over 	2. v. ,   

sentry  n. .	  1) 	  2) 

sentrybox  n.  

sentrygo  n.  ;	   to be on sentrygo   

sentryline  n. .   

sentryunit  n. .  

sepal  n. . 

separability  n. 

separable  a. 

separata  pl.  separatum

separate  1. a.	  1) ;	   cut it into four separate parts     ;	   separate maintenance ,    	  2) , ; ;	   these are two entirely separate questions     	  3) ; 	  4) 	2. n.   ()	3. v.	  1) (), (); (); 	  2) , ;	   to separate chaff from grain    	  3)  ( )	  4) . , 

separatee  n. 

separation  n.	  1) , ; , 	  2)   	  3)   	  4) . 	  5) . , 	  6) attr. separation allowance      (  )

separatism  n. 

separatist  n. 

separator  n.	  1) ,  	  2) , , 	  3) ;  ( )	  4) . , 

separatum  (pl. ta) = separate 2

sepia  n.  ()

sepoy  n. 

sepsis  n. . 

sept  n. () 

septa  pl.  septum

septan  a. ;	   septan fever   

septate  a. .  

September  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. 

septenary  a. 

septennial  a.	  1) 	  2)     

septentrional  a. . 

septet  n. . 

septette  n. . 

septic  a. . 

septicaemia  n. .  , , 

septilateral  a. 

septuagenarian  1. a. ;    70  79 	2. n.     70  79 

septum  n. (pl. ta) . 

septuple  1. a. 	2. n.  	3. v.   ;    

sepulchral  a.	  1) ; ;	   sepulchral mound  	  2) ;	   sepulchral voice  

sepulchre  1. n. , ; ;	   whited ( painted) sepulchre	    ) .  ;	    ) 	2. v. ,  

sepulture  n. 

sequacious  a. .	  1) , ;	   sequacious zeal  	  2) 

sequel  n.	  1) ;	   the book is a sequel to ( of) the author's last novel       	  2)  ;	   in the sequel 	  3) , 

sequela  . n. (pl. lae; . pl.) ,  ()

sequelae  pl.  sequela

sequence  n.	  1) ; ;  ();	   sequence of events  ;	   sequence of tenses .  ;	   in sequence   ;	   in historical sequence   ( ) 	  2) () , 	  3) . 	  4) .   , 

sequent  a.	  1) 	  2)  

sequential  a.	  1)  	  2) 

sequester  v.	  1) ; 	  2) = sequestrate

sequestered  1. p-p.  sequester	2. a. ; ;	   sequestered life  

sequestra  pl.  sequestrum

sequestrable  a. .  

sequestrate  v. . ; 

sequestration  n.	  1) . ; 	  2) . , 

sequestrum  n. (pl. ra) .   , 

sequin  n.	  1) .  (     )	  2)   

sequoia  n. . 

sera  pl.  serum

seraglio  n. (pl. os ) 

serai  n. -

seraph  n. (pl. phim, phs ) 

seraphic  a. , , 

seraphim  pl.  seraph

Serb  = Serbian

Serbian  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  

Serbonian bog  n.	  1)       	  2)  

sere  I a. , 	II = sear II

serein  n. .        

serenade  1. n. 	2. v.  

serene  1. a.	  1) , , ; ; ;	   all serene .   	  2) His S. Highness   ()	2. n. .  ;  	3. v. . 

serenity  n.	  1) , 	  2) (S.)  ()

serf  n. .	  1) 	  2) 

serfage  n.	  1)  	  2) 

serfdom  n.	  1)  	  2) 

serfhood  n.	  1)  	  2) 

serge  n. .	  1) 	  2)  (  )

sergeant  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) = Serjeantatlaw

sergeantmajor  n.	  1)  	  2) 

serial  1. a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   serial number  	  3)  	2. n.	  1)  	  2)     (    ); ()    , 

serialize  v.  , 

seriate  a.	  1)   	  2)   	  3) 

seriated  a.	  1)   	  2)   	  3) 

seriatim  . adv.   ,  ;	   to consider (to examine, to discuss) seriatim  (, )  

sericeous  a. . . 

sericulture  n. 

series  n. (pl.  .)	  1) ; ;	   a series of stamps (coins)   ();	   a series of misfortunes  ;	   in series ,  	  2) . , ; , 	  3) .  

serin  n. .  

seringa  n. . 

serio-comic  a. 

serious  a.	  1) ;	   and now to be serious ,   	  2) 	  3)  ; ;	   a serious illness  

seriousness  n. 

Serjeant-at-arms  n.  

Serjeant-at-law  n. .   

sermon  n. ; 

sermonize  v.	  1) 	  2) ,  , 

serotinous  a. . 

serous  a. . 

serpent  n.	  1) , 	  2) ,  	  3) ,  (. the old S.)

serpentcharmer  n.  

serpentine  1. a.	  1) 	  2) ; , 	  3) ; , 	2. n.	  1) . , 	  2) . 	3. v. 

serrate  a. ; 

serrated  a. ; 

serration  n.	  1) 	  2) 

serried  a.  (  );	   in serried ranks  

serrulate  a. 

serrulated  a. 

serum  n. (pl. s sera) . 

servant  n.	  1) , ,  (. domestic servant);	   to engage (to dismiss) a servant  () ;	   general servant "  "	  2)  ( );	   public servant ,    ;	   civil servant ,  

servant-maid  n. 

serve  1. v.	  1) ;  ;	   to serve one's country   ;	   to serve two masters    ;	   to serve as smb., smth.    -., -.	  2) , ;	   it will serve	    )  ,  ;	    )   ;	   as occassion serves   ;	   to serve no purpose   	  3)  (   ..)	  4)   ;	   he served in North Africa       ;	   to serve in the ranks  ;	   to serve under smb.    -.	  5)  ( );	   dinner is served!  !	  6) ; ;	   to serve a customer   , ;	   this busline serves a large district      ;	   to serve a town with water   	  7) , ;	   to serve a gun   	  8)   (,   ..);	   to serve one's apprenticeship ( time)   	  9)  , 	  10)  , ;	   he served me shamefully     	  11) .  	  12) .  ( -.;	   on);	   to serve notice ,  	  13)   (   ..)	  14) .  serve for	    )   -.;	    )    -.;	   the bundle served him for a pillow    ;	   serve out	    ) , ;	    ) . ;	   serve round   ();	   serve with ;  it serves him (her) right!   ()!;	   to serve smb. a trick   -. 	2. n. .  ()

Servian  = Serbian

service  I	1. n.	  1) ;	   to take into one's service ;	   to take service with smb.     -.	  2) , 	  3) , , ; 	  4) , ;	   at your service   ;	   to be of service  	  5)  (   ..);	   Civil S.  () ;	   National S.     ( )	  6) .  ;	   the (fighting) services ,    	  7) 	  8)  	  9) . 	  10) .  ()	  11) . ;	   to say a service  	  12) attr. ;	   service record  	2. v.	  1) 	  2)      (  ..)	  3)  ()	  4) 	II = service-tree

service dress  n.  

service entrance  n.	  1)  	  2)  

service flat  n.    

service medal  n. . .   (   -.    )

service pipe  n.     

service shop  n.   

service stair  n.  

service station  n.   ()

service uniform  n. . .   

service-book  n. 

service-tree  n. .  

serviceable  a.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   serviceable fabric  	  3) . 

serviceman  n.	  1) 	  2)   ;	   a television serviceman  

serviette  n. . 

servile  a. ; , , 

servility  n. , 

servitor  n.	  1) . ; 	  2) . ,    

servitude  n. ; ;	   to deliver from servitude   

servo  1. n. . .  servo-mechanism  servo-motor	2. a. 

servo-mechanism  n. . ;  

servo-motor  n. . ; 

sesame  n. . , 

sesquialteral  a. 

sesquipedalian  a.	  1) 	  2)  ,  ( )

sessile  a. . . 

session  n.	  1) ;	   to be in session ,   	  2)  (, );	   Court of S.    ;	   petty sessions          	  3)   ( .   );	   summer session    	  4) . ,    	  5) . ,  -. (. -. )

sesterce  n. .  ( )

sestertii  pl.  sestertius

sestertius  n. (pl. -tii) = sesterce

sestet  n.	  1) = sextet(te)	  2)     

set  1. n.	  1) , ;	   a chess set ;	   a set of golf-clubs    ;	   a dressing-table set  ;	   a set of false teeth  ;  ;	   a set of Shakespeare's plays   	  2)  ,   ;	   the smart set  ;	   the fast set 	  3) ; 	  4)  (, )	  5) , 	  6) , ; ; ; ;	   the set of one's shoulders  ;	   the set of one's head  ;	   I don't like the set of his coat   ,     	  7) . 	  8)  ( )	  9)  ()	  10) ;  	  11) ;  ;	   onion sets -	  12)   ()	  13)  ()	  14) . 	  15) .  	  16) .   ()	  17) . 	  18) .  	  19) . 	  20) .  to make a dead set at	    )   ;  ;	    )  ,   .. (.  )	2. a.	  1) ,  ( , )	  2)  ( );	   of set purpose  ; 	  3)  ,  ( )	  4) , ; 	  5) 	  6) ;	   set fair  ( )	  7) , , 	  8) ;	   a heavy set man   	  9)  ( )	  10)  ( )	  11)  ( )	  12)   (on, upon set -.)	3. v. (set)	  1) , , ; , ; , ;	   to set foot on smth.   -.;	   not to set foot in smb.'s house    -. ;	   to set sail	    )  ;	    )   ;	   to set the signal ,  ;	   to set the table   ;	   to set to zero	    )   ;	    )   ;	   to set on stake   ;	   to set one's name ( hand) to a document     	  2)    ;	   to set in motion   ;	   to set in order   ;	   to set smb. at (his) ease ,  -.;	   he set people at once on their ease with him       ;	   to set at rest	    ) ;	    )  ();	   to set at variance ;  ;	   to set free ;	   to set loose ;	   to set right	    )   , ;	    )   ;	   to set one's hat (tie, etc.) straight ( right)   (  ..);	   to set laughing ;	   to set on fire ;	   the news set her heart beating       ;	   the answer set the audience in a roar  ,    ;	   to set a machine going  	  3) , ;	   to set the hands of a clock   ;	   to set a razor  	  4) ; , 	  5)  ()	  6)  ()	  7)  (  )	  8)     ;  ( )	  9) ,  ()	  10)    ;  ;	   to set course   ;	   opinion is setting against it    	  11) , ;	   to set one's face towards the sun    ;	   to set one's mind ( brain) on ( to) smth.    -.	  12) , , ;	   to set a glass to one's lips    ;	   to set a pen to paper  ;	   to set a seal to  	  13)  ()	  14) ,  ()	  15) , ,  (,   ..);	   to set the value of smth. at a certain sum  -.;   -.;	   to set bounds (to) ;	   to set a limit (to)  , 	  16)  (, );	   to set to work   ;	   you have set me a difficult job     ;	   to set oneself a task    	  17)  ()	  18)  ( )	  19) ,  ( , ; . .);	   his star has set   	  20)    (. set to music)	  21)  , , ;	   to set milk for cheese    	  22) , , ;  ( , );	   the jelly has ( is) set  	  23) , ;   ;	   his character has ( is) set      	  24)  ( )	  25) 	  26)   ( )	  27) . 	  28) .  ()	  29) . 	  30) .   set about	    ) ,   -.;	    )  (-.) ;	    ) . ,    -.;	    )  ();	   set against	    ) ;	    )   -.;	   set apart	    )   ;	    ) ;	    ) ;	    )  ();	   set aside	    ) ;	    ) ,   ;	    ) ;	   set at	    ) ,  ;	    )  ;	   set back	    ) , ;	    )    ;	   set before ,  ();	   set by , ;	   set down	    ) ,  ( );	    ) ;	    )  ();	    ) ,  ;	    ) . ,  (-.);	    ) set down as  -.;	    )  (to set -.);	   set forth	    ) , ;	    ) 	    )  ();	   set forward	    )  ();	    ) ;	   set in ; ; ;	   the tide set in  ;	   rain set in   ;   ;	   winter has set in  ;	   set off	    ) ; ;	    ) ();	    ) ;	    ) ;	    ) ;	    ) (); ;	   the frame sets off the picture     ;	    )  ();	    )   -.;	   to set off laughing ;	   set on	    ) ; ;	    ) ;	    )  ( );	   set out	    )  ;	    )   ;	    ) ;	    ) , , ;	    ) ;	   set over   ;	   set to	    )   ;	    )   (, );	   to set oneself to smth.   -.;	   set up	    ) ;	    ) ;	    ) ,  (,   ..);	    ) () (over set  -.);	    )  (-.);  (  ..);	    ) ,  (in, with set -.);	    )  ();	    )  ();	    )  , ;	    ) . ;	    ) ;  ;	   set up for    -.;	   he sets up for a scholar    ;	   set upon = set on; set with  (,   ..) to set oneself against (a proposal, etc.)   (   ..);	   to set on foot   , , ;	   to set smb. on his feet  -.  ;  -.  ;	   to set one's mind on smth.   -.;   -.;	   to set one's hopes on smb., smth.    -., -.;	   to set one's life on a chance  ;	   to set much by smth. ()  -.;	   to set little by smth.     -.;	   this man will never set the Thames on fire =     ;	   to set eyes on 

set screw  n. .  

set square  n. 

set-down  n.	  1) ;  	  2) ; 

set-off  n.	  1) 	  2) ; , 	  3) . , 

set-out  n.	  1) ;	   at the first set-out   	  2) ; 	  3)  ;  "- "	  4)  

set-to  n. (pl. -tos, -to's ) .	  1)  ; 	  2)  

set-up  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) , ; , 	  3) . , 	  4) . ,    	  5) , 	2. a.	  1)  ( );	   a well set-up figure  	  2) ; 

seta  n. (pl. -tae) . . 

setaceous  a. . . 

setae  pl.  seta

setback  n.	  1)  (  ..); ; 	  2) ;	   to suffer a setback  

setose  = setaceous

sett  n. ,  

settee  n. 

setter  n.	  1)  ()	  2)  ( )	  3)   	  4) 

setting  1. pres-p.  set 3	2. n.	  1)  , 	  2)   ;   ()	  3)  ()	  4)    ()	  5)     ()	  6)  ()	  7)  ()	  8) , , ;  ()	  9) , ;   	  10) . ,  

setting-rule  n. .  

setting-stick  n. . 

setting-up  n. . , 

settle  I n.  (-)	II v.	  1) (), (),  (. settle down)	  2) ();  ()  ; (); ();	   to settle one's affairs	    )   ;	    )  ;	   things will soon settle into shape   	  3) () (. settle down);	   to settle (one's) nerves 	  4) (); ();  (-);	   to settle oneself in the arm-chair   ;	   to settle an invalid among the pillows    	  5)     ( settle down)	  6) , , ;     ;	   to settle smb.'s doubts  -. ;	   that settles the matter ( the question)  ;	   to settle the day  ,  	  7) , 	  8) ; ,  	  9) ,   ; ;	   the dust settleed on everything   	  10)  ;   	  11) ;	   to settle smb.'s hash   -.,  -.;  -.	  12)  (); ;	   to settle an old score   	  13) .  ( -.); ;	   to settle an annuity on smb.    -. settle down	    )  (), ;	    ) ; ; ;	    ) ,    ;	   to settle down to married life  ;	    )  ( -.);  ( -.);	   the boy couldn't settle down to his homework       ;	   settle in (-)

settled  1. p-p.  settle	II 2. a.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   a man of settled convictions   	  3) ;	   settled melancholy  	  4) 	  5) , 

settlement  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) .  (      )	  4) , 	  5)  (); 	  6) ; ;	   to tear up the settlement  ( ) 	  7)  ;	   Act of S.      (1701 .)	  8)  ,  

settler  n.	  1) 	  2) .  ;  	  3) . ; 

settling  1. pres-p.  settle	II 2. n.	  1) (. pl.) , ; 	  2) 

settling-day  n.   ( )

seven  1. n-card. 	2. n.	  1) 	  2) pl.   (   ..)

seven-league  a. seven-league steps . =  

sevenfold  1. a. 	2. adv.    ()

seventeen  n-card. 

seventeenth  1. n-ord. 	2. n.	  1)  	  2) (the seventeenth)  

seventh  1. n-ord. 	2. n.	  1)  	  2) (the seventh)  

seventies  n. pl.	  1) (the seventies)  	  2)  ;   (  70  79 )

seventieth  1. n-ord. 	2. n.  

seventy  1. n-card. ;	   seventy-one  ;	   seventy-two    . .;	   he is over seventy   	2. n.  (, )

sever  v.	  1) , , ;	   to sever oneself from ,  	  2)  (-); ; ; 	  3) ,  ();	   to sever a friendship  ;	   to sever diplomatic relations   

several  a.	1. 1) ;	   several people  	  2) , , ;	   they went their several ways      ;	   each has his several ideal    ;	   collective and several responsibility    ;	   the several members of the Board   	2.  . ,  ;	   several of you   

severance  n.	  1) , , 	  2) attr. severance pay  

severe  a.	  1) , ;	   severe punishment  ;	   to be severe with    ;	   to be severe upon , 	  2) ,  ( ,   ..);	   severe loss  	  3) , ;	   severe storm  ;	   severe weather  ;	   severe headache   ;	   severe competition  	  4) , ,  ( , ,   ..);	   severe pattern  	  5) , 	  6) ;	   severe test  

severely  adv.   . {. severe};	   to leave ( to let) severely alone      ; .    (-. )

severity  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) pl. ,  (  ..)

Sevres  n.  

sew  I v. (sewed ;	   sewed, sewn) , , ,  sew down ;	   sew in ;	   to sew in a patch  ;	   sew on = sew down; sew together ;	   sew up	    ) ;	    ) .   sewed up . 	II v.	  1)  ()	  2) to be sewed up .   

sewage  n.  ; 

sewage-farm  n.  

sewer  I n. ; 	II 1. n. ,  ;  	2. v.  	III n. . 

sewerage  n. 

sewing kit  n. .     

sewing silk  n.   

sewing-cotton  n.  

sewing-machine  n.  

sewn  p-p.  sew I

sex  n.	  1) . ;	   the weaker sex  , ;	   the sterner ( stronger) sex  , ;	   the sex . 	  2) 	  3) attr. , ;	   sex instinct  ;	   sex intergrade 

sex appeal  n. ,   (. )

sexagenarian  1. a.  (   59  70 )	2. n.     59  70 

sexagenary  1. a.	  1)   ;  ;	   sexagenary cycle    	  2) = sexagenarian 1	2. n. = sexagenarian 2

sexagesimal  1. a. 	2. n.  

sexennial  a. ;    

sexiness  n. ; 

sexless  a.	  1) 	  2)    

sexology  n. 

sextain  n. .    

sextan  .	1. a.    ; 	2. n.  

sextant  n.	  1) 	  2)   

sextet  n. . 

sextette  n. . 

sexto  n. (pl. -os )    1/6  

sextodecimo  n. (pl. os )    1/16  

sexton  n.  ; ; 

sextuple  a. 

sexual  a. , 

sexy  a. . , , 

Seym  . n. 

sgraffito  . n. . 

shabby  a.	  1) , , 	  2) 	  3) , ,  (   ..)	  4) , 	  5) , ;	   shabby treatment  

shabby-genteel  a.   

shabrack  n. 

shack  I n.	  1) , 	  2) 	II v. .	  1) ,  (. shack up)	  2) ,  ( -.)

shackle  1. n.	  1) (. pl.) 	  2) pl. , 	  3) . ();  	2. v.	  1)   	  2) , , 	  3) , 

shad  n.  ( )

shadberry  n. . 

shaddock  n. . 

shade  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   light and shade .    (. .);	   to throw ( to cast, to put) into the shade 	  2) , ; , ;  ;	   silks in all shades of blue      ;	   people of all shades of opinion    ;	   there is not a shade of doubt    	  3)  ;	   a shade better - 	  4) . .  ;  ;	   among the shades   	  5) , ; ;  	  6) ,     	  7) . 	  8)   ( . ); 	  9) , ;	   in the shade of a tree   	2. v.	  1)   ; 	  2) ; 	  3) , 	  4)   (into shade   );   (. shade away, shade off);  (. shade away, shade down)	  5) .   ()

shadoof  . n.  ( )

shadow  1. n.	  1) ;	   to cast a shadow    ;	   to be afraid of one's own shadow   ;	   to live in the shadow   ;	   the shadows of evening  	  2) , ;	   her face was in deep shadow      ;	   to sit in the shadow   ,   	  3)  ;	   he is his mother's shadow      	  4) ;	   to catch at shadows   ,   ;	   a shadow of death  ;	   he is a mere shadow of his former self     	  5) , ;	   there is not a shadow of doubt    	  6) , 	  7)  the shadow of a shade   	2. v.	  1) . , 	  2)     (. shadow forth, shadow out)	  3)   ;  	  4) 	  5) ,  (. shadow forth)

shadow cabinet  n. . " " (  ,   )

shadow factory  n. ,         

shadow pantomime  n. .    (. shadow play)

shadow-boxing  n.	  1) .      ( )	  2)  ,  

shadowgraph  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) , ,     

shadowy  a.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   shadowy past  	  3) , 	  4) 

shady  a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   shady transaction  	  3) ;	   shady egg   on the shady side of forty (fifty, etc.)   (   . .) 

shaft  n.	  1)  ()	  2) . ;  (. .);	   shafts of satire  	  3) , ; 	  4)  ()	  5)  	  6) , 	  7) ;  ; 	  8) 	  9) , 	  10)  	  11) . ,  	  12) . , , 

shaft furnace  n. .  

shaft-horse  n.  , 

shafting  n. .  

shag  I n.   ; 	II n. .    

shaggy  a.	  1) , ; ;	   shaggy eyebrows  	  2) ,  	  3) , 	  4) . ; , 

shaggy-dog story  n. .	  1)     (      )	  2) ,     

shagreen  n. 

shah  . n. 

shake  1. n.	  1) ;	   to give smth. a good shake   -.;	   with a shake of the head  	  2) . , 	  3) = earthquake	  4) ; ; ;	   all of a shake 	  5) the shakes .	    ) , ;	    ) ;	   to give smb. the shakes   -. 	  6) , 	  7) . ;	   in a brace of shakes, in two shakes   	  8) 	  9) .  no great shakes , 	2. v. (shook; shaken)	  1) (); ; (); ();	   to shake hands    ;  ;	   to shake smb. by the hand  -. ;	   to shake oneself free from smth.    -.;	   to shake one's head   (    ;	   at, over);	   to shake one's sides   ;	   to shake dice     ( ,  )	  2) ;	   to shake with fear (cold)    ()	  3) , 	  4) ,  shake down	    )  (  );	    )  ();	    )  (  - ,   ..);	    ) ();	    ) ; ;	    )  ();  ;	   shake off	    )  ();	   to shake off the dust from one's feet     ;	    ) ;	   to shake off a bad habit    ;	   shake out	    ) ;	   to shake smth. out of one's head  -.  ;      -.;	    )  (, );	    ) to shake out into a fighting formation .    ;	   shake up	    ) ; ;	    ) . ;	    )  to shake in one's shoes   ;	   to shake a leg .	    ) ;	    ) ;	   shake a leg! !,  !;	   to shake the plum-tree . .      

shake-rag  n. 

shake-up  n.	  1) 	  2)   

shakedown  n.	  1)   (   ..)	  2) .  ()	  3) attr. . shakedown cruise  ,  

shaken  p-p.  shake 2

shaker  n.	  1) (S.)  (   )	  2) .  	  3) ,    

Shakespearian  a. ;	   Shakespearian scholar 

shako  n. (pl. -os ) . 

shaky  a.	  1) , ;	   to feel shaky   , ;	   to be shaky on one's pins    	  2) ; , 	  3) 	  4) , 	  5) ,  ( )

shale  n. . () ,  

shale-oil  n.  

shall  ( ); ( ) v. (should)	  1)  ;       1 . .  . . I shall go  	  2)  ;  , , ,   2  3 . .  . . you shall not catch me again       ;	   he shall be told about it     ;	   they shall not pass!   !;	   you shall pay for this!    !

shalloon  n.    ""

shallop  n.	  1) , 	  2) . , 

shallot  n. .  ()

shallow  1. a.	  1) ;	   shallow draft .  	  2) , ;	   shallow mind ,  	2. n.  , ; 	3. v.	  1) 	  2)  

shalt  . 2- . . .   . shall

sham  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) , 	  5) ; 	2. a.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   sham diamond  	  3) ;	   sham battle . ,  	  4) , ;	   sham doctor -	3. v. , , ;	   to sham illness  ;	   he shammed dead ( death)    to sham Abraham  , 

shaman  n. 

shamble  1. n.  	2. v.  , 

shambles  n. (.  .  . .)	  1) 	  2) , ;	   to turn cities into shambles    	  3) . 

shame  1. n.	  1) ;	   shame!, for shame!, fie, for shame! !;	   shame on you!    !;	   to think shame to do smth.   -.	  2) ;	   to put to shame ;	   to bring to shame ;	   to bring shame to ( on, upon) smb.   -.	  3) ; ;	   it is a shame he is so clumsy ,    ;	   what a shame you can't come earlier  ,      	2. v.	  1) ; ;	   to shame a man into apologizing      	  2) ;  to tell ( to say) the truth and shame the devil   

shamefaced  a.	  1) , , 	  2) . ,  (   ..)

shameful  a. ; 

shameless  a. ;	   shameless liar  

shammer  n. , 

shammy  n. 

shammy-leather  = shammy

shampoo  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	2. v. (shampooed shampoo'd )	  1)  ()	  2) . 

shamrock  n.	  1) .  	  2) .  	  3)  ( )

shan't  . . = shall not

shandrydan  n. .  

shandy  n.        

shandygaff  n.        

shanghai  v. .	  1) ,    	  2) .  (-.)    

Shangri-la  n.	  1)  	  2) .  - 	  3) .  

shank  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 	  4)       	  5) ; 	  6) ,  ()	  7)  ()	  8)  ()	  9)  ()	  10) . . ;  ;	   the shank of the evening   on Shanks's mare ( pony)    , 	2. v.  (. shank off)

shantung  n. .  

shanty  I n. , 	II n.    

shape  1. n.	  1) , ; ; ;	   in the shape of smth.   -.;	   a reward in the shape of a sum of money     ;	   spherical in shape   ;	   in no shape or form	    )    ;	    )  	  2) ,  ; ;	   to get one's ideas into shape     ;	   to put into shape	    )  ;	    )   ;	   to take shape   , 	  3) 	  4) . , ;	   in bad shape   ;	   to be in good (bad) shape    ()  ;	   to keep oneself in shape   	  5) , , 	  6)  ( ,   ..)	  7) 	2. v.	  1) ,  ( -.)	  2)  , ;   -. ;	   to shape into a ball   ;	   to shape one's course  ;  	  3)  , ; ;	   to shape well  	  4)  (to)	  5) . 

shaped  1. -.  shape 2	2. a.   ;	   shaped like a pear 

shapeless  a. 

shapely  a.  ; ;  ;	   a shapely pair of legs  

shapen  . p-p.  shape 2

shaping  1. pres-p.  shape 2	2. n.	  1)  	  2) . 

shaping-machine  n. - , 

shard  n.  ()

share  I	1. n.	  1) , ;	   he has a large share of self-esteem       ;	   to go shares in smth. with smb.  -.  -. 	  2) ;	   he does more than his share of the work   ,   (    )	  3) ; ;	   on shares  ;	   preferred shares   share and share alike   ;	   shares! , !	2. v.	  1) (),  (. share out);	   to share money among five men     ;	   they shared the secret      ;	   he would share his last penny with me       ;	   to share a room with smb.      -.	  2) ;   (. share in);	   to share profits   	  3)  (,   ..)	II n. ,  ()

share bone  n. .  

share-list  n.	  1)   	  2)  

share-out  n.  

sharecropper  n. . ; 

shareholder  n. ; 

sharepusher  n. . ,    

shark  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ; ; 	  3) . .   (-.)	2. v.	  1) 	  2) ; 

shark-oil  n.  

sharkskin  n.	  1)  	  2)    (. )

sharp  1. a.	  1) ; , 	  2) ,  ( ,   ..)	  3) ,  ( ,   ..)	  4) ,  ( )	  5)  ( , , ); ;	   sharp frost  	  6) ,  ( ,   ..)	  7)  ( , );  ( );	   to have sharp words with smb.    -.	  8)  ( )	  9) , , 	  10) , ; ;	   he was too sharp for me   ;	   sharp practice 	  11) , ;	   sharp work  	  12) .   ;  as sharp as a needle  , 	2. n.	  1) ,  	  2) . 	  3)    	  4) . 	  5) . 	  6) pl. -. ,  	3. adv.	  1) , ;	   at six o'clock sharp   6 	  2) ;	   to turn sharp round  	  3) .     look sharp!	    ) !;	    ) ()  !	4. v.	  1) 	  2) .  

sharp-cut  a.	  1) , 	  2) , , ,  ( , )

sharp-eyed  a.   

sharp-set  a.	  1)  	  2) ,  ( -.)	  3)    

sharp-shooter  n.  , 

sharp-witted  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

sharpen  v.	  1) , 	  2) 

sharper  n. , 

sharpy  n.	  1)   	  2) , 

shatter  1. v.	  1) () ; 	  2)  ();  ();	   to shatter confidence  	2. n. , ;	   to be in shatters   

shatter brain  = scatter-brain

shave  1. n.	  1) ;	   to have a shave ;	   to get a close shave  	  2) near ( narrow) shave ,     ;	   he had a close shave of it, he missed it by a close shave      ;	   we won by a close shave    	  3) . , 	  4) ; 	2. v. (shaved ;	   shaved, shaven)	  1) ()	  2) ; 	  3) , ; 	  4)    ;	   we managed to shave past   ,  	  5) . 	  6) .  ()

shaveling  n.	  1) . "" (   )	  2) , 

shaven  p-p.  shave 2

shaver  n.	  1) ;	   electric shaver  	  2) . ,  (. young shaver)

shavetail  n.	  1)  	  2) . . ()  (. shavetail lieutenant)

Shavian  1. n. ,   	2. a.  ,   ;        

shaving  1. pres-p.  shave 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2) pl. 	  3) .  ( );  ()

shaving-brush  n.   

shaving-cream  n.   

shawl  1. n. , 	2. v.  ,   

shawm  n.     

shay  n. . . 

she  1. pron. pers.	  1)  (   , .      ;	   obj. her   ..);	   obj. .     subj.;	   that's her  	  2) .  ();	   she of the golden hair    	2. n. ;	   the not impossible she  

she-       ; . she-goat ;	   she-wolf 

shea  n. .   (. shea tree)

sheading  n.  ( - )

sheaf  1. n. (pl. sheaves)	  1) ; 	  2) ,  (, ); 	  3) .  ;   (. sheaf of fire)	2. v.   

sheaf-binder  n. 

shear  1. n.	  1) pl. 	  2) ;	   a sheep of one shear -	  3) . , ;  	  4) .   ( )	  5) pl. = shear-legs 1	2. v. (sheared . shore; shorn, sheared)	  1)  (. )	  2) ; 	  3)  -. (of)	  4) (. p-p.)   	  5) . , ;	   the sword shore its way    	  6) .   

shear-legs  n. pl.	  1) .  	  2) 

shearling  n.    

sheat-fish  n. 

sheath  ;	   pl. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) ,   	  5) . 	  6) . 	  7) . 

sheathe  v.	  1)   ,  	  2)   , 	  3) . 

sheave  I n.	  1) . , 	  2) , 	  3) -. 	II = sheaf 2

sheaves  pl.  sheaf 1

shebang  n. . .	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) ; 

shebeen  . . n. ,     

shed  I v. (shed)	  1) ,  (, , , );  (, )	  2) ,  (, )	  3) ;  (,   ..)	II n.	  1) , 	  2) ; ; ; 	  3) .  ()

sheen  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ,  	2. a. . ; 

sheeny  a. , 

sheep  n. (pl.  .)	  1) ; ;	   to follow like sheep   ( -.)	  2) ,  	  3) (. pl.)  ( .)	  4)  ( ) wolf in sheep's clothing    ;	   the black sheep (of a family)  ( );	   to cast ( to make) sheep's eyes at smb.     -;	   as well be hanged for a sheep as (for) a lamb =   -  

sheep's-head  n. " ", 

sheep-cote  = sheep-fold

sheep-dog  n. 

sheep-faced  a. , 

sheep-fold  n.   , 

sheep-run  n.  

sheepish  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

sheepman  n. . 

sheepshank  n. .  (    )

sheepskin  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) 	  4) . . . 

sheer  I	1. a.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   by sheer force   ;	   sheer waste of time    ;	   sheer exhaustion  ;	   a sheer impossibility  	  3) , 	  4) ,  ( )	  5) , , 	2. adv.	  1) , 	  2) , 	II .	1. n.	  1)   	  2)  ,  	2. v.    sheer off , 

sheer-legs  = shear-legs 1

sheet  I	1. n.	  1) ;	   between the sheets  ;	   as white as a sheet   	  2)  (, , ); 	  3)   (. printer's sheet)	  4) 	  5)  , ,   (, , )	  6) , 	  7) . 	  8) . 	  9) .  	  10) attr. ;	   sheet iron ()  ;	   sheet rubber   clean sheet  	2. v.  (, ,   ..)	II .	1. n.  three sheets in ( to) the wind, three sheets in the wind's eye .  	2. v.  

sheet lightning  n. 

sheet music  n. ,    

sheet-anchor  n.	  1) .   	  2)  ;  

sheet-proofs  n. pl. 

sheeted  I	1. p-p.  sheet I, 2	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   sheeted rain   	II p-p.  sheet II, 2

sheeting  I	1. pres-p.  sheet I, 2	2. n.	  1)  	  2)  	II pres-p.  sheet II, 2

sheik  . n.	  1) 	  2) .  

sheikh  . n.	  1) 	  2) .  

shekel  n.	  1)  (-.    )	  2) pl. . 

sheldrake  n. . 

shelf  n. (pl. shelves)	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) ; , 	  4) . 	  5) .  	  6) attr. shelf ice     to lay ( to put) on the shelf   ;   ;	   to be on the shelf	    )    ;	    )     ( );	    )   

shell  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3) 	  4) ,  ()	  5) ; 	  6)  (); ;  ()	  7)  	  8) 	  9) . ; 	  10) pl. . 	  11) . ,  	  12) attr.  ;	   shell egg   (     ..) to come out of one's shell    ,   , ;	   to retire into one's shell   ,    	2. v.	  1)   ; 	  2) , 	  3)    shell off ;	   shell out	    ) .   ;	    ) . 

shell crater  n.   

shell-gun  n. .   

shell-hit  n. .  

shell-hole  n. ;   

shell-pit  = shell crater

shell-proof  a.    , 

shell-shock  n. 

shell-work  n.   

shellac  1. n. 	2. v.	  1)  	  2) . . ,    

shellback  n. .  , " "

shelled  1. p-p.  shell 2	2. a.  , 

shellfish  n. ; 

shelly  a.	  1)  	  2)   

shelter  1. n.	  1) , ; ;	   to find ( to take) shelter   , 	  2) , ;	   under the shelter (of)  ,  	  3) 	2. v.	  1) ,  ;  , ; ; 	  2) ,  (under, in, from)

sheltered  1. p-p.  shelter 2	2. a. . ;	   sheltered trades  ,    

sheltertent  n. .   

shelve  v.	  1)   	  2) ,    	  3) ,   	  4)  	  5)  

shelved  1. p-p.  shelve	2. a.	  1)   	  2) 

shelves  pl.  shelf

shepherd  1. n.	  1) ;	   shepherd's crook    	  2)  shepherd's pie    ;	   shepherd's plaid ()        (. shepherd's check)	2. v.	  1) 	  2) ,  ( -.)	  3) ,  ()	  4)   , 

shepherdess  n. 

Sheraton  n.  (  XVIII .)

sherbet  n. 

sherd  = shard

sheriff  n. 

sherry  n. 

sherry-cobbler  n. - ( )

shew  v. (shewed ;	   shewn) = show 2

shewn  p-p.  shew

shibboleth  n.	  1)  	  2) .  ,  , ,    	  3) .  ,      	  4)  

shield  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) .  	  4) .  the other side of the shield   	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) . 

shieling  n. .	  1) 	  2)  	  3)   

shift  1. n.	  1) , , ;	   shift of fire .  	  2) , ; ;	   shift of clothes  ;	   shift of crops ;	   the shifts and changes of life  	  3) () ;	   eight-hour shift   	  4)   	  5) , ;	   the last shift(s)  	  6) , ;	   to make one's way by shifts ;	   to make () shift	    ) ;	    )  -,  (with shift -.);	    )  (without shift  -.)	  7)   ""	  8) . 	  9) .  	  10) .    	2. v.	  1) ();  (-);  ();  (  );	   to shift the fire .  	  2)  (  ..)	  3) ;	   to shift one's lodging  ;	   to shift one's ground   ;	   to shift the scene .  	  4) ;	   the wind shifted  	  5) ; ;	   to shift for oneself    	  6) . ;  shift off    (  ..);  ( -.)

shift-key  n.       

shifting  1. pres-p.  shift 2	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   shifting sands  

shiftless  a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) 

shifty  a.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3) , ;	   shifty eyes  

shikar  .	1. n. 	2. v. 

shikaree  . n. (-)

shikari  . n. (-)

shillelagh  . n. 

shilling  n.	  1)  (.   = 1/20   = 12 );	   every shilling    	  2) attr. shilling shocker = shocker	  1) to cut off with a shilling  ;	   to take the King's ( the Queen's) shilling    

shilling's-worth  n. -.   ;   -.

shilly-shally  1. n. 	2. a. 	3. v. ,  

shim  .	1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) 	2. v. 

shimmer  1. n. ;  	2. v. 

shimmy  1. n.	  1)  ()	  2) .  	  3) . ,    	2. v. , 

shimney-sweeper  n. 

shin  1. n. 	2. v.	  1) ,  (. shin up)	  2)   ;  	  3) . , 

shin-bone  n. .  

shindig  n. . . ;  

shindy  n. .	  1) , , , ;	   to kick up a shindy  ;  	  2) 

shine  1. n.	  1) ; (, ) 	  2) , , ;	   to get a shine   ( );	   to take the shine out of smth.	    ) ,  ,   -.;	    )  -. , ;	   to take the shine out of smb. ,  -.	  3) , 	  4) (. pl.) . .  , 	  5) . . ;	   he took a shine to you   	2. v. (shone)	  1) (); , 	  2)  ( , )	  3) (. p.  p-p. shined ) .  , ;  (,   ..)

shiner  n. .	  1) () 	  2) pl. 	  3) . .  , ""

shingle  I	1. n.	  1)  , 	  2)   	  3) . . ;	   to hang out a shingle    ( , )	2. v.	  1) ,  ,  	  2)   	II n. , 

shingles  n. pl. .  

shingly  a.  

shining  1. pres-p.  shine 2	2. a.	  1) ; ; ;	   a shining example  ( ) 	  2) ; ;	   shining talents  

shinny  n.  

shinty  n.  

shiny  a.	  1) 	  2) 

ship  1.	  1) , ;	   to take ship   	  2)  	  3) () 	  4) . 	  5) attr. ,  old ship ,  (   );	   ship of the desert " " ();	   ships that pass in the night ,  ;	   when my ship comes home ( in)   	2. v.	  1) ,   ( )	  2) ,  (  ..)   	  3)   	  4)  ()	  5)  	  6)  (, )	  7)    () ship off , ;  to ship a sea   ( , )

ship biscuit  n. ; 

ship-way  n. 

shipboard  n. on shipboard  ;  

shipbroker  n.  

shipbuilder  n. , 

shipbuilding  n. , 

shipchandler  n.  

shipmaster  n. ,     

shipmate  n.   

shipment  n.	  1)  ( );  ()	  2) ;  	  3)  

shipmoney  n. .  

shipowner  n. 

shipper  n. 

shipping  1. pres-p.  ship 2	2. n.	  1) () , 	  2) ,  	  3) 

shipping-articles  n. pl.     

shipshape  1. a. predic.    , 	2. adv.   , 

shipwreck  1. n.	  1) ; .  (  ..); ;	   to make shipwreck , 	  2)  	2. v.	  1)  ; .  , 	  2)   ;  ()	  3)  ; , 

shipwright  n.	  1)  	  2) 

shipyard  n. ,  

shir  = shirr

shire  n. . ;	   the shires   

shirk  1. v. ,  ( -);	   to shirk responsibility   ;	   to shirk school    	2. n. = shirker

shirker  n. , ,  ( -.)

shirr  .	1. n. 	2. v.  ()  

shirt  n.  (); ;	   in one's shirt    to have not a shirt to one's back    ;	   to get one's shirt out   ;	   to keep one's shirt on  ;	   to put one's shirt (on a horse)    ,  ,  ;	   to give smb. a wet shirt  -.    

shirt-sleeve  1. n. (. pl.) in one's shirt-sleeves   ( )	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) , , ;	   shirt-sleeve diplomacy   

shirt-tail  n.  

shirtband  n.  

shirtfront  n.	  1)   , 	  2) 

shirting  n.  

shirtwaist  n. .	  1)  	  2) attr. shirtwaist dress    (. shirt-dress)

shirty  a. . , 

shiver  I	1. n. ( pl.) , ;	   to give a (little) shiver  ;	   to give smb. the shivers .    -.	2. v.	  1) , ; ; 	  2) () ( )	II 1. n.	  1) (. pl.) , ;	   to break to shivers  	  2) . , 	2. v. () 

shivery  I a. , 	II a. , 

shoal  I	1. n.	  1)  , 	  2) , 	  3) (. pl.)  	2. a. , 	3. v. 	II 1. n.	  1) ,  ()	  2) , , 	2. v.	  1)    ( )	  2) 

shock  I	1. n.	  1) , ; ;	   shocks of earthquake   ( );	   to collide ( to clash) with a tremendous shock    	  2) ;	   the news came upon him with a shock   	  3) . 	  4) attr. ; ;	   shock wave .   ;	   shock adsorber ;	   shock tactics .   ;	   shock troops .  	  5) attr. . ;	   shock treatment 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) . 	II 1. n. ,  ( )	2. v.   , 	III n.	  1)  	  2)   (. shock dog)

shockbrigade  n.  

shocker  n. .	  1)   	  2)      (-.)

shocking  I	1. pres-p.  shock I, 2	2. a. , , 	3. adv. . ;	   a shocking bad cold  	II pres-p.  shock II, 2

shockworker  n. 

shod  p.  p-p.  shoe 2

shoddy  1. n.	  1) .  (  )	  2)  ;   	  3) 	2. a.	  1)   	  2) , , 	  3) , 

shoe  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   high shoe . ;	   low shoe . , 	  2) 	  3)  	  4) . ,  to be in smb.'s shoes     ,   -.;	   I wouldn't be in your shoes        ;	   to know where the shoe pinches ,    ( );	   to put the shoe on the right foot   ,  ;	   to wait for dead man's shoes     -. ;   -.    ;	   to fill smb.'s shoes    ;	   to step into smb.'s shoes  . ;	   the shoe is on the other foot	    )   ,  ;	    )    ;	   that's another pair of shoes =    	2. v. (shod)	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  (-.)

shoe polish  n.   () 

shoe tree  n.   

shoeblack  n.  

shoehorn  n.  ( )

shoelace  n.   

shoeleather  n.   as good a man as ever trod shoeleather  

shoeless  a.	  1)  , 	  2)   

shoemaker  n. 

shoenail  n.	  1)  	  2)  

shoeshine boy  n. .  

shoestring  n.	  1)   	  2) .   ;	   on a shoestring   

shoethread  n. 

shoetie  = shoelace

shone  p.  p-p.  shine 2

shoo  1. interj. ! (  )	2. v. , 

shook  p.  shake 2

shoot  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)  	  4)   	  5) 	  6)   	  7)  (   )	  8) , 	  9) ,  	  10) , 	  11) .  , , 	  12)  	2. v. (shot)	  1) ;  (. shoot down); ;	   he was shot in the chest     ;	   to shoot in sight   	  2)  , , ,  (. shoot along, shoot forth, shoot out, shoot past)	  3)  ( , );   (. shoot out)	  4)  ( ), 	  5) ,  (  ..); ; 	  6)  ()	  7) 	  8)  	  9) , ;  ();	   to shoot dice    shoot away  ();	   shoot down	    )  ; ; ;	    ) .    ;	   shoot forth	    ) , ;	    )  ();	   shoot in ;	   shoot out	    ) , ;	    )  (   ..);	    ) ; ;  ();	   to shoot out one's lips   ;	    ) to shoot a way out ,  (   ..);	   shoot up	    )  ;	    ) ,  (   ..);	    ) . ;  ;	    ) . .  ()  to shoot the cat . , ;	   to shoot fire   ( );	   to shoot the breeze . , ;	   to shoot Niagara    ;   ;	   I'll be shot if...     , ...;	   to shoot the sun .   ;	   to shoot the moon .    ,    ;	   to shoot oneself clear . .   

shooter  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) .  

shooting  1. pres-p.  shoot 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)   	  4)   	  5) .  	  6) . 

shooting star  n. ,  

shooting war  n.  ,   (  "" )

shooting-box  n.  

shooting-iron  n. .  

shootinggallery  n. 

shootingrange  n. , 

shootingstick  n. -

shop  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   closed shop . ,      ;	   open shop . ,     ,    	  3) . , , 	  4) , ; , , ,   -. ;	   stop thinking of shop!      !;	   to talk shop   ,         (   ..)	  5) attr. ;	   shop committee  ;	   shop chairman .   all over the shop  ,  ;	   to come to the wrong shop    ;	   to get a shop .  ;	   to lift a shop    ;	   to shut up shop  ;  	2. v.	  1)   (. go shop ping)	  2) .   ,    ,  	  3) .   	  4) .  () shop around .  , 

shop floor  n.  ;   ;	   on the shop floor    ,     

shop hours  n. pl.   

shop window  n.  to have everything in the shop window, to have all one's goods in the shop window	    )   ;	    )   

shop-assistant  n. ; 

shopgirl  n. 

shopkeeper  n. ;  () 

shoplifter  n.  

shopman  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . 

shopper  n. 

shopping  1. pres-p.  shop 2	2. n.      (-.);	   to do one's shopping  

shoppy  a.	  1)     (  )	  2) .  (   ..)

shopsteward  n.  

shopwalker  n.   

shore  I n.  (, );	   on shore  ;	   in shore  ;   	II 1. n. , ; ; 	2. v. ;   (. shore up)	III . p.  shear 2

shore dinner  n.    

shore patrol  n. .  

shoreleave  n. .   

shoreless  a. 

shoreman  = shoresman

shoresman  n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3)  

shoreward  1. a.     	2. adv.    

shorn  p-p.  shear 2

short  1. a.	  1) ; ; ;	   a short way off ;	   a short time ago ;	   time is short   ;	   short cut	    )  ;	   to take ( to make) a short cut   ;	    )   	  2) ,  ( )	  3) , ;   (of short  -.);   (of short -.);	   short weight ;	   short measure ;	   in short supply ;	   short sight ;	   short views ;	   short memory  ;	   short of breath ;  ;	   to keep smb. short   -.;	   we are short of cash     ;	   to jump short ;	   to run short ; ;  ;	   to come ( to fall) short of smth.	    )  ,    -.;	    )   -.;	   this book comes short of satisfactory      ;	    )   ;	    )   	  4) ; ,  ( , ); ,  ( );	   short word  	  5) , ;  ( ,  );	   pastry eats short    	  6) .  ( );	   something short  in the short run ;	   at short notice ;	   short wind ;	   to make a long story short  ;	   to make short work of smth.  ,    -.;	   this is nothing short of a swindle .. ;	   short of	    ) ;	    )  ;	   somewhere short of London -   	2. adv. , , ; ;	   to stop short  	3. n.	  1) ;	   for short  ;	   in short  ; 	  2)    	  3)  	  4) .  	  5) . 	  6)  	  7) pl.  	  8) pl. 	  9) ,  

short circuit  n. .  

short order  n.  (   ..),     

short-handed  a.     ,    

short-paid  a.  (  )

shortage  n. , ; 

shortbread  n.  

shortcake  n.	  1) = shortbread	  2) .     

shortchange  v. .	  1) ,  ()	  2) 

shortcircuit  v. .	  1)  ,   	  2) ; 	  3) , ;  ()	  4)    (  ..)

shortcoming  n. ; 

shortcut  1. n.	  1)   ( )	  2) = short cut {. short 1, 1}	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2)   (   ..)

shortdated  a.  (   ..)

shorten  v.	  1) (), ()	  2)      

shortening  1. pres-p.  shorten	2. n. ,     

shorthand  n. 

shorthorn  n.   

shortlived  a. ; ;	   shortlived commodities  

shortly  adv.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3) , 

shorts  n. pl.	  1) 	  2) 

shortsighted  a.	  1) 	  2) 

shortspoken  a. , 

shorttempered  a. , 

shortterm  a. 

shortton  n.  ()  (= 907,2 )

shortwave  1. a. . ;	   shortwave set  	2. n. .  

shortwinded  a.	  1)  	  2) , 

shorty  n. . , 

shot  I	1. n.	  1)  	  2) (pl.  .) ; . 	  3) .   	  4) ; . ;	   preliminary shot . 	  5)  (  ..);	   to take ( to have, to try) a shot  ;	   to make a good (bad) shot at smth.  ( ) .;   ()  -.	  6) 	  7)  	  8) , ;	   a shot in the arm  ; . 	  9)  	  10) . 	  11) 	  12) . ;  ();  like a shot , , ;   ;  ;	   a shot in the blue = , ;	   by a long shot ;	   not by a long shot  	2. v.	  1) 	  2)   ( )	II 1. p.  p-p.  shoot 2	2. a.	  1) ;	   shot with silver   	  2) , ;	   his morale is shot    	III n. ;	   to pay one's shot  ( ,   ..)

shotgun  n.  () shotgun marriage  

shotput  n. .  

should  ( ); ( ) (p.  shall)	  1)  ;        1 . .  . . I said I should be at home next week  ,      	  2)  ;   :	    )    1 . .  . . I should be glad to play if I could   ,   ;	    )  : it is necessary that he should go home at once ,      	  3)  , :	    ) , , ;	   you should not do that    ;	   we should be punctual    ;	    )  (  );	   they should be there by now  , ,  

shoulder  1. n.	  1) ;	   shoulder to shoulder   	  2)  (  )	  3) , 	  4)  ()	  5) . ; 	  6)   ,  to rub shoulders with  ;	   straight from the shoulder ; ,  , ;	   to give the cold shoulder to smb.    -.,   -.	2. v.	  1)   ,  (. shoulder one's way)	  2)   ;    (, );	   to shoulder arms    ()

shoulderbelt  n.	  1)   	  2) . 

shoulderblade  n. . 

shoulderloop  . = shoulderstrap 1

shouldermark  n. .    ( -  )

shoulderstrap  n.	  1) . 	  2) pl. ; ;	   a dress without shoulderstraps    

shouldn't  . = should not

shout  1. n. ,  my shout . .   	2. v.  (at shout );	   to shout with laughter   shout down ;  ;	   shout for, shout to   -.

shouting  1. pres-p.  shout 2	2. n. ;  , ;	   it's all over but the shouting   ,  

shove  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) -.  ()	2. v.	  1) ; ()	  2) . ; 	  3) . ;  (onto shove -.) shove off	    )  (  -  );	    ) . ; 

shovel  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) -. 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  (. shovel up, shovel in);	   to shovel up food . 

shovel hat  n.    ,    ( .  )

shoveller  n. . -

show  1. n.	  1) , ;	   to vote by show of hands   	  2) ; ;	   moving-picture show 	  3) 	  4) 	  5)  , ;	   for show  ;	   there is a show of reason in it     ;	   he made a great show of zeal   ,   	  6)  , 	  7) . , , ;	   to put up a good show   ;	   to give away the show . ,  ;    (-. );	   to run ( to boss) the show  (-.); 	  8) .    ;  	  9) . . , 	2. v. (showed ;	   showed, shown)	  1) ;	   to show oneself   ;	   to show the way ,  ; . 	  2) ; , ;	   to show cause  ;	   he showed me great kindness      	  3) 	  4) ,  (into show -.);  (out of show -.)	  5)  ; ; ;	   the stain will never show   ;	   buds are just showing    ;	   your slip is showing      show down  ;	   show in ,  ( );	   show off	    )    ;	    )    ; ;	   show out ,  ( );	   show round  (-. , );	   show up	    ) ; ;	    )  ( );	    ) . ;   to show a leg .   ;	   to show smb. the door  -.  ;	   to show one's hand ( cards)   ;	   to show one's teeth  ; ;	   to have nothing to show for it    ;	   the picture shows to good advantage in this light      

show-girl  n. 

showbill  n. 

showboat  n.   (.,  )

showcard  n.	  1) 	  2)    

showcase  n. 

showdown  n.	  1)  	  2)   

shower  I n. ,  	II 1. n.	  1) ;	   a shower of hail 	  2) 	  3)  (, )	  4) .  ()	2. v.	  1) () 	  2) , 	  3) ; ;	   to be showered with telegrams   ;	   to shower stones upon smb.  -. 	  4)  

shower-bath  n. 

shower-party  n. . .      (,    ..)

showery  a. 

showground  n. .  

showing  1. pres-p.  show 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ;	   to make a good (bad) showing   () 	  4) , ; 

showman  n.	  1)  ,   ..; 	  2)     

showmanship  n.	  1)    	  2)   ,   

shown  p-p.  show 2

showroom  n.  ;      

showwindow  n.  , 

showy  a.	  1) , 	  2) ;   	  3) , 

shram  v. (. p-p.) .   ;	   shrammed with cold   

shrank  p.  shrink

shrapnel  n. 

shred  1. n.	  1) , , ;	   to tear to shreds   ;	   to tear an argument to shreds   	  2) ;  ;	   not a shred of truth   	2. v. (shredded shred)	  1) ;     	  2)  ( )

shredded  1. p.  p-p.  shred 2	2. a. ; 

shrew  n.	  1) . 	  2)  

shrew mole  n. . 

shrewd  a.	  1) , ; , 	  2) . ,  ( , )	  3) . ;	   shrewd tongue  

shrewish  a. 

shrewmouse  = shrew 1

shriek  1. n.  , 	2. v.  , ;	   to shriek with laughter  

shrievalty  n.	  1)  	  2)   	  3)     

shrift  n.	  1) . 	  2) short shrift      ;	   to give short shrift to smb.    -.

shrike  n.  ()

shrill  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) , 	2. v.  , 

shrimp  1. n.	  1) . 	  2) . ,  	  3)  , 	2. v.   (. to go shrimping)

shrine  1. n.	  1) ; , 	  2)  , 	2. v.	  1)   	  2)  

shrink  v. (shrank, shrunk; shrunk)	  1) (), ()	  2)  ( ),  	  3) 	  4) ,  ( -.)	  5) ;  (from shrink  -.);	   I shrink from telling her        shrink on .  ()    to shrink into oneself   

shrinkage  n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 

shrive  v. (shrived shrove; shrived, shriven) . ,  

shrivel  v.	  1) (); , 	  2) () 

shriven  p-p.  shrive

shroff  . n.	  1) ; 	  2)     

shroud  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ; ;	   wrapped in a shroud of mystery  	  3) pl. . 	  4) . , 	2. v.	  1)   	  2) 

shrove  p.  shrive

Shrovetide  n. 

shrub  I n. , 	II n. .      

shrubbery  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  

shrubby  a.	  1)  	  2) 

shrug  1. n.  ()	2. v.  ();	   to shrug smth. off ,   

shrunk  p.  p-p.  shrink

shrunken  a. , 

shuck  1. n. .	  1) 	  2)  ,   .. shuck! .	    ) !;	    ) !;	   no great shucks  ,  	2. v.	  1) ,   	  2) , ;	   to shuck off one's clothes  

shudder  1. n. , 	2. v. , ;	   I shudder to think of it    ()   

shuffle  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  ()	  3) , 	  4) ;	   a shuffle of the Cabinet     	2. v.	  1)  ();  ()	  2) 	  3)  ()	  4) ; 	  5) , , ,  shuffle off	    )  ();	    )  ();	    ) ;	   shuffle on  ()

shuffler  n.	  1) ,  	  2) 

shun  v. , ;	   to shun danger  

shunless  a. . 

shunt  1. n.	  1) -.    	  2) 	  3) . 	2. v.	  1) -.      , 	  2) . 	  3) . ,   ;   (-.)

shunter  n. -. ; ;  

shuntingyard  n. -.  ,  

shush  v. .  , 

shut  1. v. (shut)	  1) (), (), ()	  2) , ;	   to shut a fan  ;	   to shut an umbrella   shut down	    ) ; ;	    )   ( );	    )  (   ..);	   shut in	    ) ;	    )  (  ..);	   shut into	    ) ;	    ) ;	   shut off	    )  (, ,   ..);	    )  (from);	   shut out	    )  ;  ;	    )  ();	    ) ;	   shut to () ;	   shut the box to  ;	   shut up	    ) , ;	   to be shut up  ;	    )  (, );	    )  ( );	    ) . () ;	   shut up! !, ! to shut one's ears to smth.  , ,   ;	   to shut one's eyes to smth.    -.,   -.	2. a. , 

shut-down  n.	  1)  ()	  2) 

shut-eye  n. . 

shut-in  1. n. .  	2. a.	  1)    ;  ( )	  2) 

shutout  n. 

shutter  1. n.	  1) ;	   pl. ;	   to put up the shutters .  	  2) , ;  (., )	2. v.  

shuttle  1. n.	  1)  ( ,  )	  2)  	  3) . = shuttle train	2. v. ()   

shuttle bus  n.  

shuttle service  n.     (,   ..),  

shuttle train  n.  

shuttlecock  n.  (   )

shy  I	1. a.	  1) 	  2) , ; , ;	   to be shy of smth.	    )  -.;    -.;	    ) . ,   (. to be shy on smth.)	2. v.   , 	II .	1. n.	  1) 	  2) . ;	   to have a shy at smth.   -.	  3) . ,  	2. v.  (, )

shyer  n.  

shyster  n. . .    

si  n. . 

Siamese  1. a. ;	   Siamese twins  	2. n. (   ) ; ;	   the Siamese pl. . 

Siberian  1. a. ;	   Siberian dog  ;	   Siberian plague  	2. n. ; 

sibilant  1. a. , 	2. n. .    

sibling  n.   ;	   siblings   ;	   sibling rivalry    ( ),  

sibyl  n. ; ; 

sibylline  a. 

siccative  .	1. a. 	2. n.  , 

sice  I n.   (  )	II . n. ; 

Sicilian  1. a. 	2.  

sick  I a.	  1) . . 	  2) predic.  ;	   to feel ( to turn) sick  ;	   he is sick   ()	  3) ; ;	   sick fancies  	  4)   ;   	  5) . ;  (of sick  -.);	   I am sick of waiting   	  6)  (for sick  -.);	   to be sick at heart 	  7) . 	  8) ,  ( ,   ..)	II v.  ();	   sick him! . !,  !

sick headache  n. 

sickbay  n.  

sickbed  n.  

sickbenefit  n.   

sickcall  n. .	  1)   	  2)   	  3)       

sicken  v.	  1) 	  2)  , 	  3)  (of)

sickener  n.	  1) . ,   , 	  2) . . 

sickening  a. , ;	   a sickening smell  

sickflag  n.  

sickle  n. 

sickleave  n.   

sicklist  n.	  1)  	  2)  ;	   to be on the sicklist    ,    

sickly  a.	  1) 	  2)  ( )	  3) 	  4) , 

sickness  n.	  1) 	  2) 

sickroom  n.  

side  1. n.	  1) ; ; ;	   side by side ;   ;	   from all sides, from every side   , ;	   side of the page  ;	   the right (wrong) side of cloth  ()  ,  () 	  2) ,  , 	  3)  ()	  4)  ,    ..	  5) 	  6)  ( ,   ..)	  7)  ;	   relatives on the maternal side    	  8) . 	  9) . , ;	   to put on side 	  10) attr. 	  11) attr. ;	   a side effect   (,   ..) to put on one side ;	   to get on the right side of smb.  -.  ;	   to take sides   -. ;      ;	   the weather is on the cool side   ;	   on the side ,  ; ,  ;	   to make a little money on the side     ;	   to be on the heavy side  ;	   to be on the side of the angels   () 	2. v.   -.,   -.  (with)

sidearms  n. . ,       (, , . . , )

sideboard  n. ; 

sideburns  n. pl. . , 

sidecar  n.	  1)  	  2)  

sidedish  n. , 

sideissue  n.   ,  

sidelight  n.	  1)  	  2)  ,    -.	  3) .  

sideline  n.	  1)  	  2) ,        	  3) -.  	  4) .    

sideling  a. ;  (. .)

sidelong  1. a. ; ,   ;	   a sidelong glance  	2. adv. ; ;  

sidereal  a. 

siderography  n.   

sidesaddle  n.  

sideshow  n. ,  

sideslip  1. n.	  1) . .  	  2) .   	2. v.	  1) . 	  2) .   

sidesman  n.  

sidesplitting  a. .	  1) 	  2)  ( )

sidestep  1. n.	  1)   	  2) .  "" ( )	2. v.	  1)   ;  	  2)   	  3) , ;	   to sidestep an issue  ;	   to sidestep a decision  

sidetrack  1. n.  ; ;  	2. v.	  1)    	  2)   ;  (-.)  ;	   to sidetrack attention  	  3)   ()

sideview  n. ,  

sidewalk  n. 

sideward  = sideways

sidewards  = sideways

sideways  adv.  , , 

sidewind  n.	  1)  	  2)  ;	   by a sidewind  , 

sidewinder  n.  

siding  1. pres-p.  side 2	2. n.	  1) -. ,  ; 	  2) .  

sidle  v.  , ,  (up to, away from, along)

sidy  a. . 

siege  n.	  1) ;	   to lay siege to ;	   to raise the siege  ;	   to stand a siege  	  2) ,   

siegetrain  n. .  

sienna  n. ,  ()

sierra  . n.  

siesta  . n. ,   (  )

sieve  1. n.	  1) , ;	   he has a memory like a sieve =     	  2) 	2. v. 

sift  v.	  1) ;  (from)	  2) ,  (  ..)	  3)  ,  ()	  4)   (-.)

sigh  1. n. 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  (for sigh  -.)

sight  1. n.	  1) ;	   long sight ;	   short ( near) sight ;	   loss of sight  , 	  2)  ;	   in sight   ;	   to come in sight ;	   to put out of sight ;	   to lose sight of	    )   ;	    ) ,   ;	   out of my sight!    !	  3) ; ;	   at ( on) sight  ;	   payable at sight    ;	   at first sight   ;	   to know by sight    ;	   to catch ( to gain, to get) sight of , 	  4) ; ;	   I hate the sight of him     ;	   it was a sight to see    ,   	  5) .    ;	   to make a sight of oneself    ;	   you look a perfect sight!     !	  6) pl. ;	   to see the sights  	  7) ,  ;	   do what is right in your own sight  ,   	  8) .  ;	   to cost a sight of money   ;	   a long sight better  	  9) ;	   to take a careful sight  	  10) pl. . 	  11) .   out of sight out of mind =    -   ;	   not by a long sight  ;	   sight unseen .  ;	   at sight  ;	   to translate at sight   ;	   to shoot at ( on) sight   	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) . 

sightless  a.	  1) , 	  2) . 

sightly  a. ,   ; 

sightseeing  n.  ;	   to go sightseeing  

sightseer  n. ,  

sign  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   to give a sign  ;	   sign and countersign   ;	   sign manual   ()	  2) , ;	   to make no sign	    )    ;	    )  	  3) , ;	   the signs of the times  	  4)  (. signboard)	  5) . 	  6) 	2. v.	  1) ()	  2)  ;   (to sign -.)	  3) ;   sign away  (, );  (-.),   -. ;	   sign off	    ) .    ;	    ) .  , ;	   sign over = sign away; sign on	    ) ()  ;	    ) .    ;	   sign up = sign on

signal  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) pl. . ;  	  3) attr. signal service .  	2. a.	  1) , ;	   signal victory  	  2) 	3. v. ,  ;	   the train is signalled     

signalbook  n. ,  ,  

signalbox  n. -. ;  

signalize  v.	  1) ; 	  2) 

signaller  n. .	  1) 	  2) 

signalman  n. 

signatory  1. n. ,  -.  (. );	   joint signatory  	2. a.  (-. , . )

signature  n.	  1) ;	   to bear the signature (of)   (-.);	   over the signature  	  2) . 	  3) . 	  4) .  

signboard  n. 

signer  n.   ,  -. 

signet  n. , 

significance  n.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   to attach significance to smth.   -.	  3) ; 

significant  a.	  1) , , ; 	  2) ; 	  3)  (   ..)

signification  n. () , () 

significative  a.  (of significative  -.);  (of significative  -.)

signify  v.	  1) , 	  2)  ;	   it doesn't signify    ,  	  3) ;	   to signify one's consent   	  4) 

signpainter  n. ,  

signpost  n.  , 

signwriter  = signpainter

Sikh  . n. 

silage  n. 

silence  1. n.	  1) ; , ;	   to break (to keep) silence  () ;	   to put to silence  	  2) ;  ;	   to pass into silence   	2. v.	  1)  	  2) 

silencer  n. . 

silent  a.	  1) ; ;	   silent film  	  2) ;	   to be ( to keep) silent ; 	  3)  ;	   the report was silent on that point        	  4)   	  5)  ( )	  6) ,  silent partner . partner 1, 2;	   the silent service .  

silhouette  .	1. n. 	2. v. (. p-p.)	  1)    	  2)  (  -.)

silica  n. . . , 

silicate  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. 

siliceous  a. ,  

silicic  a. 

silicon  n. . 

silk  1. n.	  1) 	  2) pl.  	  3) .  ;	   to take silk   	2. a. ;	   silk hat ;	   silk stocking   {. . silkstocking}

silken  a.	  1) . 	  2) , ; 	  3) , 	  4) , 	  5) , 

silkmill  n.  

silkstocking  1. n. .   , 	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   silkstocking section   

silkworm  n. .  

silky  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  (   ..)

sill  n.	  1) 	  2) . ,  	  3) .   

sillabub  n. ()     

siller  n. .	  1) 	  2) 

silliness  n. 

silly  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) . , ;  the silly season    (.   )	2. n. . , 

silo  1. n. (pl. os )    	2. v. 

silt  1. n. , , 	2. v. ()  (. silt up) silt through 

Silurian  .	1. a. 	2. n.  

silvan  a. , 

silver  1. n.	  1) ;	   sterling silver  	  2)  ; 	  3)  ;	   table silver  	  4)  	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   silver sand   	  3)  ( )	3. v.	  1) 	  2)  ()  	  3) 	  4) 

silver fir  n. .  

silver fox  n.  

silver gilt  a.   

silver paper  n.	  1)   	  2)  , 

silver point  n.   

silver side  n.    

silvern  a. . 

silverplate  v.  ,  ( )

silversmith  n.   

silvertongued  a. ; 

silverware  n.   ; .  

silvery  a. 

silviculture  n. 

simian  1. a. , 	2. n. 

similar  a.	  1)  (to); , 	  2) . ;	   similar triangles  

similarity  n.	  1) , 	  2) . 

similarly  adv.  ,  

simile  n. . 

similitude  n.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   in the similitude of smb., smth.   -., -.;	   to assume the similitude of  	  3) = simile

similize  v.    

simitar  = scimitar

simmer  1. n. 	2. v.	  1) ;    	  2)    	  3)   (  );	   he was simmering with anger      simmer down  , 

simonpure  a. , 

simony  n. . 

simoom  n. 

simoon  n. 

simp  n. (.  simpleton) . , 

simper  1. n.    	2. v.    

simple  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   simple fraction .  ;	   a simple quantity .  ;	   simple equation .  1- 	  3) , ; ;	   he is not so simple as you suppose    ,   ;	   simple Simon 	  4) , 	  5) , ; , ;	   simple food  	  6) , 	  7) ; ;	   it is a simple lie .. ;	   the simple truth  	2. n. .  

simplehearted  a. 

simpleminded  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

simpleton  n. 

simplicity  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) ,  she is simplicity itself .   

simplification  n. 

simplify  v. 

simplism  n. 

simply  adv.	  1) , ;	   I did it quite simply     	  2) 	  3) .  : I simply wouldn't stand it      

simulacra  pl.  simulacrum

simulacrum  . n. (pl. cra) ; 

simulate  v.	  1) ; 	  2)   (-.),  ( -.)	  3) ,  (    )

simulated  a.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   simulated conditions   

simulation  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 

simulator  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ,  	  3) . 

simultaneity  n. 

simultaneous  a. 

sin  1. n. ;	   to live in sin    	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  (, );	   to sin against the laws of society   

sinapism  n. 

since  1. adv.	  1)   ;	   I have not seen him since       ;	   he has ( had) been healthy ever since     ( )  	  2)  ;	   he died many years since     ;	   I saw him not long since    	2. prep. ; ;	   I have been here since ten o'clock    10 ;	   since seeing you I have ( had) heard...  ,    ,  ...	3. cj.	  1)    ;	   it is a long time since I saw him last      ,       	  2)  ;	   since you are ill, I will go alone   ,   

sincere  a. , 

sincerity  n. 

sinciput  n. .     , 

sine  I n. . 	II . prep. ;	   sine die   ;	   sine qua non  

sinecure  n. 

sinew  1. n.	  1) 	  2) pl. ;  	  3) pl.  ;	   the sinews of war     (   )	2. v. , 

sinewy  a.	  1) 	  2) ,  ( )

sinful  a. , 

sing  1. v. (sang; sung)	  1) ;	   to sing flat ( sharp) ;	   to sing to a guitar   ;	   to sing smb. to sleep  -. 	  2)  (. sing of)	  3) 	  4)  ( );  ( );  ( ) sing out ;  to sing small, to sing another song  ; ;	   to make one's head sing . ;   	2. n.	  1)  ();  ();  ( )	  2) . , 

singe  1. n. 	2. v. (); ;	   to singe one's reputation    to singe one's feathers ( wings)   -.

singer  n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3)  

Singhalese  = Sinhalese

singing  1. pres-p.  sing 1	2. n. 

singing-master  n.  

single  1. a.	  1) ; ; ;	   there is not a single one left    ;	   a single eyeglass ;	   single combat ;	   by instalments or in a single sum      	  2) ,   ;	   single bed  ;	   single room    	  3) 	  4)     ( )	  5) ; ; 	  6) , ; ;  ( )	2. n.	  1)  ( , ),      	  2)    	3. v. ,  (. single out)

singleacting  a. .  

singlebreasted  a. 

singleeyed  a.	  1) 	  2) , , 	  3) 

singlegauge  a. -. , 

singlehanded  1. a.	  1) 	  2)    	  3)   	2. adv.   

singlehearted  a.	  1) 	  2)   , 

singleminded  = singlehearted

singleness  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3)  (. singleness of purpose)

singleseater  n.    

singlestage  a. 

singlestick  n.	  1)    ( )	  2) 

singlesticker  n. . .  

singlet  n.	  1) 	  2) 

singleton  n.	  1) .    	  2) 	  3)  	  4)  

singletree  n.  ( )

singlewinged  a. 

singly  adv.	  1) , 	  2) ,   

singsong  1. n.	  1)    	  2)  	2. a. 	3. v.  ,    

singular  1. n. .	  1) the singular  	  2)    	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) . 

singularity  n. , ; ; 

Sinhalese  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) 	  2)  

sinister  a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) . . 	  4) .    ( )  

sink  1. n.	  1)  (  )	  2)  	  3) ;	   sink of iniquity , 	  4) 	2. v. (sank; sunk)	  1) (), ();  ( , ,   ..);	   my spirits ( heart) sank   ;	   to sink in smb.'s estimation   -. ;	   the sun sank below a cloud    	  2)  (   ..);  (. .);	   he sank into a chair    ;	   to sink into a reverie ;	   to sink into a faint   	  3)  ();  ()	  4)  ( ); , ;	   the lake sinks    	  5)  ( )	  6)  ( , )	  7) , ;	   he is sinking  	  8) ; 	  9) ; ;	   to sink into the mind   	  10) ,  ;	   to sink into poverty   	  11) 	  12)  ();  (   ..); ,  ;	   to sink one's own interests     ;	   to sink the shop   ,  	  13)   ();	   to sink money in smth.    -.	  14)  ()	  15)  ();  ();  ()	  16)  () sink or swim =  ,  

sink-stone  n. 

sinker  n.	  1) 	  2) . . , ,  	  3) .  (   )

sinking  1. pres-p.  sink 2	2. n.	  1)   . {. sink 2}	  2)  

sinkingfund  n.  ,  

Sinn Fein  n.   ( )

Sinn Feiner  n. 

sinner  n. 

sinoffering  n.  

sinologist  n. , 

sinologue  = sinologist

sinology  n. , 

sinter  n.	  1) , 	  2) . 

sinuosity  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3)  

sinuous  a.	  1) ; , 	  2) , 

sinus  (pl. es ) n.	  1) . 	  2) . 

Sioux  n. (pl. Sioux )  (      )

sip  1. n.  	2. v. , 

siphon  1. n. 	2. v.	  1)   	  2)   

sippet  n.	  1)  ,   ,   ..	  2) 

sir  ( ); ( )	1. n. , ,  ( ;     knight  baronet, ., S. John);	   dear sir  	2. v.  

sircar  . n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)  

sirdar  n.	  1) ,  ( )	  2) .   

sire  1. n.	  1)  ,  (  )	  2) . ; 	  3)  (   ..)	2. v.   (   ..)

siren  n.	  1) 	  2)   	  3) . ; .   

sirloin  n. ,   ()

sirocco  n. (pl. os ) 

sirrah  n. . . ,  !

sirup  = syrup

sisal  n.  (   )

siskin  n. 

sissy  = cissy

sister  n.	  1) ;	   full ( german) sister  ;	   half sister      	  2)   ; 	  3) .  ( )	  4)   ; 	  5) attr. ; ;     ( );	   sister ships  

sister-in-law  n. (pl. sistersinlaw)  ( );  ( );  ( )

sisterhood  n.	  1)   ;	   they lived in loving sisterhood    	  2)   

sisterly  a. 

Sisyphean  a. . .  ()

sit  v. (sat)	  1) ;	   to sit oneself , 	  2) , 	  3) ;   ;	   the table sits six people     	  4)    ( )	  5)    ()	  6) 	  7) ,  ; 	  8)   ;	   the car sits in the garage    	  9)  ( );	   to sit ill on   	  10) ;	   his principles sit loosely on him      	  11)  (   ; . sit in session)	  12)       (. sit in)	  13)   	  14)    ( )	  15) .  sit back	    )  (    ..);	    ) ;	   sit down	    ) ;	    ) ;	    ) . ,   ( );	    ) ,  (under);	   to sit down under insults  ;	   sit for	    )    ();	    ) to sit for an examination ;	   sit in	    )      ;	    ) , ,  (on);	   sit on	    )   ();	    )  ();	    ) . ; ;	   sit out	    )   ( );	    ) , ;	   to sit smb. out  -.;	   sit through ,   ;	   sit under  ;	   sit up	    ) ,  ( );	    )   ;    ; ;	    )  ; ;	    ) . ()  (. sit up and take notice);	   to make smb. sit up ,  -.;	   sit upon = sit on to sit in judgement ; ;	   to sit tight .  ;    ;	   to sit on one's hands	    )  ;    ;	    ) ; ,  ;	   to sit at smb.'s feet  -. , ;   -.;	   to sit down hard on smth.   -.

sitdown  a. ;	   sitdown strike  ( ) 

site  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  ( )	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  

sitin  n.	  1)  ( ) 	  2) .     (      ..,    )

sitter  n.	  1) ,   , ; 	  2) 	  3) = sitterin	  4)  	  5) .  ,  

sitterin  n. ,      

sitting  1. pres-p.  sit	2. n.	  1) 	  2)  (  ..);	   at a sitting   	  3)  	  4)  , 

sitting-room  n.	  1)    ; 	  2) ,   

situated  a. ;    , ;	   thus situated   

situation  n.	  1) , 	  2) , , , ;	   to come out of a difficult situation with credit      	  3) , ,  (.  );	   to find a situation  ,   

sitzkrieg  . n. ""  (     )

six  1. n-card. 	2. n.	  1) 	  2) pl.   (   ..) at sixes and sevens  ,  ;	   it is six of one and half a dozen of the other     ,    

sixbysix  n. . .  

sixer  n. .  

sixfold  1. a. 	2. adv. 

sixfooter  n. .	  1)    	  2) -.    

sixpence  n.    6   1/2  it doesn't matter sixpence ,   

sixshooter  n.  

sixteen  n-card. 

sixteenmo  = sextodecimo

sixteenth  1. n-ord. 	2. n.	  1)  	  2) (the sixteenth)  

sixth  1. n-ord.  sixth column	    ) " ",  " ";	    ) ,   " "	2. n.	  1)  	  2) (the sixth)  

sixthly  adv. -

sixties  n. pl.	  1) (the sixties)  	  2)  ;   (  60  69 )

sixtieth  1. n-ord. 	2. n.  

sixty  1. n-card. ;	   sixtyone  ;	   sixtytwo    . .;	   he is over sixty   	2. n.  (, ) like sixty . . ,   ; 

sizable  a.  

sizar  n. ,   (   )

size  I	1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) , 	  3) . 	  4)  (  ..)	  5) .    that's about the size of it    	2. v.    size up	    )  , ;	    ) .   ( -.)	II 1. n. , 	2. v. , 

sizzle  .	1. n. ;   (   )	2. v.	  1)  ( )	  2) , 

sizzling  1. pres-p.  sizzle 2	2. a. , ;	   sizzling hot 

sjambok  -.	1. n. , 	2. v.  

skald  = scald II

skat  n. . 

skate  I n.  ()	II 1. n.	  1) 	  2)   	2. v.	  1)   	  2) ;	   to skate over smth.  -. 

skater  n.	  1) ,    	  2) 

skatingrink  n. 

skedaddle  v. (.  imp.) . , 

skein  n.	  1)  ;	   tangled skein .  	  2)    ( )

skeletal  a.	  1) 	  2) 

skeleton  n.	  1) , ; , 	  2) ,  skeleton at the feast ,   ;	   skeleton in the cupboard, family skeleton  ; ,    

skeleton key  n. 

skeletonize  v.	  1)   	  2) ,   	  3)  

skeptic  = sceptic

skerry  n. , 

sketch  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2)  ; 	  3) . 	2. v.  ,  

sketchbook  n. 

sketchmap  n.  

sketchy  a.	  1) ; ; ;	   to be on the sketchy side  ,  ( )	  2) 

skew  1. n. , , 	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 	3. v.	  1) , ;   	  2) 	  3) ; 	  4)  ;  

skew-eyed  a. 

skewbald  a. 

skewer  1. n.	  1)  	  2) . 	  3) .  ;   	2. v.	  1)  ( -.)	  2) 

ski  1. n. (pl. skis   .) 	2. v. (ski'd)   

ski'd  p.  p-p.  ski 2

ski-joring  n.     ..

ski-jumping  n.     

skiagram  n.  

skiagraph  n.  

skiborne  a. .    ( )

skid  1. n.	  1)  	  2) , , ,  	  3) . 	  4) . , ,  to put the skids under . . ,  ;	   on the skids   ,   ..	2. v.	  1) 	  2) . ;	   the car skidded  

skier  n. 

skiff  n. ; . -

skiffle-group  n.  - 

skiffle-player  n.   - 

skiing lodge  n.  

skilful  a. , 

skill  n. , , ; , 

skilled  a. , 

skillet  n.      (.  )

skilly  n.  

skim  1. v.	  1)  (  ..);	   to skim milk    ;	   to skim the cream off   (. .)	  2)  , ,  (along, over skim  -.)	  3)  ;  (;	   through, over)	2. a. skim milk  

skimble-skamble  a. 

skimmer  n.	  1) 	  2) . , 	  3)      

skimp  v.  ; ; 

skimpy  a.	  1) 	  2) ;  ( )	  3) , 

skin  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   outer skin . 	  2) , ;	   baked potatoes in their skins   	  3)  , 	  4)  ( )	  5) . 	  6) . . 	  7) . 	  8) . 	  9) .  ( );  () in ( with) a whole skin   ;	   to escape with ( by) the skin of one's teeth - ;	   to get under the skin , ,   ;	   to change one's skin  ;	   to have a thick (thin) skin   ( );	   to jump out of one's skin    ( ,   ..);	   to keep a whole skin, to save one's skin   ;	   mere ( only) skin and bone   	2. v.	  1) ()  (. skin over);  (. skin over)	  2)  , ;  	  3) .  	  4) ,   to skin a flint ,  ;	   to keep one's eyes skinned .   

skin-deep  1. a. ,  (   ..)	2. adv. 

skin-diver  n.	  1)  	  2) , ,   

skin-grafting  n. .  

skin-tight  a.  ,  ( )

skinflint  n. 

skinful  n.   ()

skingame  n. . , 

skinner  n.	  1) 	  2) .   	  3) . 	  4) .  (  )

skinny  a. ,   

skip  I	1. n. , 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  ( ; . skip off, skip from);	   to skip a grade    ( )	  3) ;	   he skips as he reads     	  4) . , 	  5) . ;  skip it! !, !	II n. . ; ;    

skipjack  n.	  1)  	  2)      

skipper  n.	  1) ,  ( ); . .  	  2) . . .     	  3)  ( ) skipper's daughters     

skipping-rope  n. 

skirl  1. n.	  1)  	  2) ,  	2. v.   

skirmish  1. n.	  1)    	  2) , , 	  3) attr. skirmish line  	2. v.	  1) 	  2)   

skirmisher  n.	  1)   	  2) . 

skirt  1. n.	  1) ;	   divided skirt  	  2) , 	  3) . 	  4) ( pl.) , ;	   on the skirts of the wood   	  5) .  ()	2. v.	  1)    ,  	  2) ;   	  3) ; 

skirting  n.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3) . , , 

skirun  n. 

skirunning  n.   

skit  I n.	  1) ; , 	  2) 	II n. . , 

skitter  v.     (  )

skittish  a.	  1)    ( )	  2) , ; ; 

skittle  1. n. pl.  skittle! . !;	   not all beer and skittles     	2. v. to skittle away . ; 

skittle-alley  n. 

skittle-ground  = skittle-alley

skive  v.	  1) ,  (, )	  2)  (  )

skiver  n.	  1)    	  2)  

skivvies  n. pl. .   

skivvy  n. . . 

sklent  .	1. n.	  1) 	  2) attr. , 	2. v. 

skoal  interj.  !

skua  n. .  

skulduggery  n. . . 

skulk  v.	  1) ;  (  );   ,   ..	  2) 

skull  n. ;	   skull and crossbones     ( ) thick skull =  , 

skullcap  n. , 

skunk  1. n.	  1) . , 	  2)  	  3) . 	2. v. . .     

sky  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) (. pl.) ;	   under warmer skies     to laud ( to extol) to the skies   ;	   if the skies fall we shall catch larks . =  ,  ;	   out of a clear sky  ;      	2. v.	  1)   ()	  2)    ()

sky pilot  n. . , . 

sky troops  n. - 

sky truck  n. . .  

sky wave  n. . ,     

sky-blue  1. n. 	2. a. 

sky-born  a. .  ( ) 

sky-clad  a. . 

sky-high  1. a. ,  	2. adv.  ;  

sky-rocket  1. n.  	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  ,   ( ,   ..)

sky-scraper  n. 

sky-writer  n.    

sky-writing  n. ,    ;  

skyer  n.   

skyey  a.	  1) ; 	  2) -

skylark  1. n. 	2. v. ,  , 

skylight  n.	  1) .  ,  	  2) .  

skyline  n.	  1) ,  	  2)    

skyscape  n. ,  

skyward  adv.  

skywards  adv.  

skywave  a. skywave communication .    

skyway  n.	  1)  , 	  2)   

slab  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ;	   a slab of cheese  	  3) . 	  4) . ;  	2. v.  

slab-sided  a.	  1)   	  2) . ;   

slack  I	1. a.	  1) ; ;	   to feel slack   	  2)  ( , ); ;	   a slack season  	  3)  ( , );  ( )	  4) ;	   at a slack   	  5) . ; ;	   slack in duty 	  6)  ( )	  7) , ;	   slack oven  	  8)  ( ) to keep a slack hand ( rein)  ;	   slack water	    )  ;	    )     	2. n.	  1)  , 	  2)  ( )	  3) ; ;	   to have a good slack ,   	  4) = slack water {. 1, }	3. v.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) ()	  4)  ()	  5) . 	  6)  () slack away .  ();	   slack off	    )   ,   ..;	    ) = slack away; slack up  	II n.  

slack lime  n.  

slack suit  n.    

slackbaked  a.	  1) 	  2) 

slacken  v.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

slacker  n. .	  1) , 	  2) .     

slacks  n. pl.  

slag  n. , , 

slain  p-p.  slay I

slake  v.	  1)  ();  (   ..)	  2)  ()	  3)  ()

slalom  n. . 

slam  1. n.	  1)  ()	  2) . 	  3) . .  	2. v.	  1) , ()	  2)   ; 	  3) . . 	  4) . 

slander  1. n. , 	2. v. ,  

slanderous  a. 

slang  1. n. , 	2. a.   , ;	   slang word 	3. v. . 

slanguage  . . slang 1

slangy  a.	  1) 	  2)   , 

slant  1. n.	  1) , ;	   on the slant ;   	  2) . .  ;	   to take a slant 	  3) . .  , , ; ; 	2. v.	  1) (),  ()	  2) .  ;  (, )

slanting  a. ; 

slantingdicular  a. . 

slantwise  adv. 

slap  1. n. ;	   a slap in ( on) the face  (. .)	2. v. , 	3. adv. . ; ;	   to hit smb. slap in the eye  -.   ;	   to run slap into smb.     -.

slap-bang  adv.	  1)   ;  	  2) ,  

slapdash  1. a. , ; ;	   slapdash work  	2. adv.  ,  , -

slapjack  n.	  1) . , 	  2)   

slapping  1. pres-p.  slap 2	2. a. . 

slapstick  n.	  1) 	  2) ,   (. slapstick comedy)

slapup  a. . 

slash  I	1. n.	  1)  	  2) ; 	  3)  	  4) 	  5) . , ,  (  ..)	2. v.	  1)  (); 	  2) 	  3) 	  4)  	  5) . ;  (,   ..)	  6)   ( )	II n. .  

slashing  1. pres-p.  slash I, 2	2. n.  ; 	3. a.	  1) , ;	   slashing rain  	  2) , ;	   slashing criticism  	  3) . , ;	   slashing dinner   

slat  I n.	  1) , , , 	  2) . 	  3) pl. . 	II v.  ( )

slate  1. n.	  1) . , ;  	  2)  	  3) .   ( )	  4) -  a clean slate  ;	   to have a slate loose =   ;	   to clean the slate, to wipe off the slate	    )    , ;	    )     	2. v.	  1)   	  2) .   	  3)   	  4) . ; 	  5) . , , 	  6) .  

slate-club  n.  

slate-pencil  n. 

slater  n.	  1) 	  2)  

slather  1. n. (. pl.) . .  	2. v.	  1) ,    	  2)   

slattern  n. , 

slatternly  a. 

slaty  a.	  1) 	  2) -	  3) 

slaughter  1. n.	  1) , ; ;  	  2)  ()	2. v.	  1)  , ;   	  2) ,  ()

slaughter-house  n. 

slaughterous  a. .	  1) 	  2) 

Slav  1. n. ; ;	   the Slavs pl. . 	2. a. 

Slavdom  n. , 

slave  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) attr. ;	   slave labour  	2. v.   

slave-born  a.   

slave-driver  n.	  1)   	  2) 

slave-holder  n. 

slave-ship  n.  

slave-trade  n. 

slaver  I n.	  1) 	  2) = slaveship	II 1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	2. v.	  1)  ; 	  2) 

slavery  n.	  1) 	  2)   

slavey  n. .   

Slavic  = Slavonic

slavish  a. ;	   slavish imitation  

Slavonian  1. a.	  1) 	  2) 	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	  3)   

Slavonic  1. a. 	2. n.   

Slavophil  n. 

Slavophobe  n. 

slaw  n. .     (. cold slaw)

slay  I v. (slew; slain) . . ;	   slain by a bullet  	II n. . 

slayer  n. 

sleazy  a.	  1) ,  ( ; . .)	  2) . 

sled  = sledge I

sledding  n.	  1) ,   ,  	  2)  	  3) ,  hard sledding .  , 

sledge  I	1. n. , 	2. v.	  1)   	  2)   	II = sledge-hammer

sledge-car  n. 

sledge-hammer  n.	  1) ,  	  2) attr. ;	   sledge-hammer blow  ;	   sledge-hammer argument  

sleek  1. a.	  1) , ; 	  2) 	2. v. ;  

sleeken  = sleek 2

sleeky  a.	  1) , 	  2) . ; 

sleep  1. n.	  1) ;	   to go to sleep ;	   to get a sleep ;	   to get enough sleep ;	   in one's sleep  ;	   to send smb. to sleep  -.;	   to put to sleep  ;	   to get to sleep   ;	   the last sleep, sleep that knows not breaking  , 	  2) 	2. v. (slept)	  1) , ;	   to sleep with one eye open  ;	   to sleep like a log ( top)   ;	   to sleep the sleep of the just   ;	   to sleep the clock round   	  2)  ( )	  3)  (at, in)	  4) .  ;	   the hotel can sleep 300 men     300 	  5)  sleep away ;	   to sleep the day away   ;	   sleep in	    )   ;	    ) to be slept in  ,   ;	   his bed has not been slept in    ;	    )   ;	   sleep off ;	   sleep out	    ) ,   ;	    ) sleep oneself out  to sleep on ( over) a question ( problem)     

sleeper  n.	  1) ;	   light (heavy) sleeper   ()	  2) 	  3) = sleepingcar	  4) ,     (., ,     ,   ,   ..)	  5) .  	  6) (. pl.)  	  7)   ( )	  8) -. 

sleeperette  n.       

sleeping partner  . partner 1, 2

sleeping-bag  n.  

sleeping-car  n.  

sleeping-draught  n.  

sleeping-pills  n. pl.  

sleeping-sickness  n. .	  1)  	  2) .  

sleepless  a. ; 

sleepwalker  n. 

sleepy  a.	  1) , ;	   a sleepy little town ,  ;	   sleepy sickness .  	  2) , ;	   sleepy trade   	  3) ,  

sleepyhead  n. . 

sleet  1. n.   , 	2. v. ( . ) it sleets    

sleety  a. 

sleeve  n.	  1) ;	   to turn ( to roll) up one's sleeves  ; .   ,  	  2) . , ,  to have smth. up one's sleeve   -. ;  -.  ;	   he has smth. up his sleeve   -  ;	   to laugh in ( up) one's sleeve   , ;  

sleeve-protectors  n. pl. 

sleigh  = sledge I

sleighbell  n. 

sleightofhand  n.  , 

slender  a.	  1) , 	  2) , ; , ;	   slender means  ;	   slender income  ;	   slender hope  

slenderize  v.	  1) ,   	  2)  

slept  p.  p-p.  sleep 2

sleuth  1. n.	  1) -	  2) . 	2. v.	  1)    (. .)	  2) .  

sleuthhound  = sleuth 1

slew  I	1. n. ,  	2. v. slew round (); ()	II p.  slay I	III n. . ; 	IV n. . .  ,  

slice  1. n.	  1) , ;   (-.)	  2) ; ;	   a slice of territory (of the profits)   ()	  3)  	  4)   ( )	2. v.	  1)  ,  (. slice up)	  2)   	  3) .  ()

slick  .	1. a.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) . , ; 	  5) 	  6) . . , , ;	   slick fiction  	2. adv. , , ;	   the machine goes very slick    	3. v.	  1)  , 	  2) . . , ;    (. slick up)	4. n.	  1) ,  (,   )	  2) . .    (  )

slicker  n. .	  1) ;  	  2) .  , 	  3) .  

slid  p.  p-p.  slide 2

slide  1. n.	  1) 	  2)    ; 	  3)  ;  	  4) 	  5) ; 	  6)   ()	  7)   	  8) .   ; ; 	  9) attr. slide lecture ,   	2. v. (slid)	  1) ;	   to slide over delicate questions   	  2)   	  3) ; 	  4)   ; ;	   the years slide past ( by)   	  5)       	  6) , ;	   to slide the drawer into its place   (, ) let things slide   -. ,  

slide rule  = sliding rule

slide-block  n. . 

slide-fastener  n. -

slide-valve  n. . 

sliding rule  n.  

sliding scale  n.	  1)  	  2)     

sliding seat  n. ,   (    )

slight  1. n. , ;	   to put a slight upon smb. ,    -.	2. a.	  1) , , ;	   not the slightest doubt   ;	   a slight cold  ;	   not in the slightest   	  2) ; 	3. v. ; ;	   to slight one's work     

slightly  adv. , ;	   I know him slightly    

slim  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) . , ; ;	   a slim chance of success    	  3) .  (   ..)	  4) 	2. v. ,   

slime  1. n. ;  ; , 	2. v.	  1) () 	  2) .  

slimy  a.	  1) , ; 	  2) . , 	  3) . , 

sling  I	1. n.	  1) ; . 	  2) , 	  3) , 	  4) ;	   he had his arm in a sling      	  5) . 	2. v. (slung)	  1) ;	   to sling a man out of the room  -.  	  2)   	  3)  (  ..)	  4)   	  5) .   	  6)    ,  to sling ink .    ;  (   ..);	   to sling mud at smb. ,   -.	II n. .   , , ,  

slingshot  n. . 

slink  I v. (slunk) ,   (. slink off, slink away, slink by)	II 1. n.  ( )	2. v. (slunk)  ( )

slip  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	  3) , ;	   slip of the pen (tongue)  ()	  4)  ;  ()	  5)  ( );  (. pillow slip)	  6) pl. 	  7) , ; ;	   a slip of a girl  ( ) 	  8) . 	  9)    (-.); , ;	   a slip of paper  	  10) , ;  (  ..);	   to get the pink slip .    	  11) (. pl.)  (  )	  12) .    ( )	  13) pl. . 	  14) .  ()	  15) . , 	  16) .    (  ..); ;  () there is many a slip 'twixt the cup and the lip =   "",   ;	   to give smb. the slip . ,   -.	2. v.	  1) , ;	   my foot slipped  	  2) ; 	  3) ;  (. slip off);  (. slip away);	   the knot slipped  ;	   the dog slipped the chain    ;	   it has slipped my attention   -  ;	   it slipped my memory, it slipped from my mind     ;	   to let the chance slip   	  4) ,  ( ; . slip away)	  5)   (    ,    );	   the tango slipped into a waltz    	  6)  (  ,     ..);	   she slipped the letter into her pocket     	  7) ;	   he slips in his grammar    	  8) . , 	  9)  ( )	  10)  ( )	  11)  ()	  12)  ()	  13)  ( )	  14)   ( ) slip along . ;	   slip away	    ) ;	    ) ,  ;	    ) ,  ( );	   slip by  ( );	   slip in	    )  ( );	    )  ;	    )   ( );	   slip off	    ) ;	    ) ;	    )  ();	   slip on , ;	   slip out	    ) ,  ;	    )   ( );	    )     ();	    )  (. .);	   he let the name slip out      ;	   slip up	    ) ;	    ) .   to slip one's trolley . . 

slip-carriage  n. ,      

slip-cover  n.	  1)  ( )	  2) 

slip-knot  n.	  1)  	  2)    

slip-on  1. n.	  1) ;  (  )	  2)  	2. a.	  1)   	  2) , 

slip-up  n. . , 

slipover  n.	  1) , ,   ..	  2) , 

slipper  1. n.	  1)  	  2) -. () 	2. v. .  

slippery  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ,  ( )

slippy  a. .	  1) 	  2) , ;	   be slippy about it!, look slippy! !, !

slipshod  a. , 

slipslop  .	1. n.	  1)  ; ; 	  2)     (  ..)	2. a. , ;  ( , )

slipsole  n. 

slipway  n. . ,  

slit  1. n.	  1)  ; 	  2) attr. slit skirt   	2. v. (slitted slit)	  1)   ;   ;	   to slit an envelope open  	  2) 	  3) , 

slit trench  n. . -

slither  v. ; 

sliver  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  ()	2. v. , ()

slob  n.	  1) . , 	  2) . , 

slobber  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2)  ; 

slobbery  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

sloe  n. ,  

slog  1. n.	  1)  	  2) ,  	2. v.	  1)  	  2)   (. slog at one's work; slog away; slog on)

slogan  n.	  1) , ; 	  2)   (. )

sloop  n. .	  1) 	  2)  ;	   sloop of war  

slop  I	1. n.	  1)  ; 	  2) pl. ;	   to empty the slops  	  3) pl.   (   ..)	  4) pl. ,  ()	2. v.	  1) (), () ( slop over, slop out)	  2) ,  (   ..) slop over   	II n. (. pl.)	  1)    ,    	  2)   

slop-basin  n. 

slop-pail  n.  

slop-shop  n.    

slope  1. n.	  1) , , ;	   slope of a roof  ;	   slope of a river  	  2) .  	  3) .     	2. v.	  1) ;  ;   (. slope up)   (. slope down)	  2)    	  3) ; 	  4) . ; 	  5)  (. slope about)

sloping  1. pres-p.  slope 2	2. a. , 

sloppy  a.	  1)  ,  ( ); ,  ( , )	  2)  ( )	  3)  ( )	  4) ,  (   ..)	  5) 

slopwork  n.	  1)    	  2) ,   

slosh  = slush

slot  I	1. n.	  1) , , , ;  ()   	  2) . 	2. v. , ; 	II n.  (  ..)

slot-machine  n.  ;  

sloth  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) . 

sloth-bear  n. -

slothful  a. , 

slouch  1. n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) ;	   he is no slouch   	  4) 	  5)   ()	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2)  (  )	  3)  ();   slouch about 

slouch hat  n.     

slough  I n.	  1) , , 	  2) , ,  (. the S. of Despond)	II 1. n.	  1)   ()	  2) 	  3)  	2. v.	  1)   ( )	  2)  ( ),  ( slough off, slough away)

sloughy  I a. 	II a. 

Slovak  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  	2. a. 

sloven  n. 

Slovene  n. ; 

Slovenian  1. a. 	2. n.  

slovenliness  n. 

slovenly  a. 

slow  1. a.	  1) , ; 	  2) , 	  3) ;	   he was slow in arriving  ;	   he is not slow to defend himself      	  4) (. predic.) the clock is 20 minutes slow    20 	  5)     (   ..)	  6) ,  (. slow of wit)	  7) , 	  8) . 	  9)  ( )	  10)    ( , ) slow but steady ,  ;	   slow and steady wins the race =  ,  	2. adv. ;	   to go slow  	3. v. () (. slow down, slow up, slow off)

slow goods  n. pl.   

slow-match  n.   (    ..)

slow-poke  n. . . 

slow-witted  a. , 

slowcoach  n. ,    

slowdown  n. .	  1) 	  2)    ( )

slubber  v.  , -

sludge  n.	  1)  	  2)  ( )	  3) , 	  4) , 	  5) attr. sludge pump . ;  

sludgy  a. ; 

slue  = slew I

slug  I	1. n.	  1) . , 	  2) . 	  3)   , -  ..	  4) . 	  5)   ( )	  6)  ( )	  7) .  (  )	  8) . .  ()	  9) . ,   	  10) . 	2. v.	  1) .  , 	  2)   , 	  3) . ,  ( )	II = slog

slugabed  n. , ; 

sluggard  n. , 

sluggish  a.	  1) , 	  2) ; 

sluice  1. n.	  1) , ;  	  2) () , 	  3) 	  4) .  	2. v.	  1)  ; 	  2)   , ,  ( ) (. sluice off)	  3) ; 	  4)  (. sluice out)	  5) , 

sluice-gate  n.  

sluice-way  = sluice 1, 2

slum  1. n. (. pl.) 	2. v.   (  ; . go slumming)

slumber  .	1. n. ( pl.) ; 	2. v. ;  slumber away ,   

slumber-suit  n. 

slumberous  a.	  1)  	  2) 

slumlord  n.   (     )

slummock  v. .	  1)  	  2)  , 

slump  1. n.	  1)   ,   ; 	  2)  (); 	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  , , ;	   he slumped into a chair     	  3) , 

slung  p.  p-p.  sling I, 2

slunk  p.  p-p.  slink I 	II 2

slur  1. n.	  1)  ( );	   to put a slur (upon) 	  2) () 	  3) . 	  4)  (, )	  5) . 	2. v.	  1)  ,  ()	  2)  	  3) ,  (  ..;  slur over)	  4) ,  (over)	  5) . , , 	  6) .  

slurry  n. .   ;  

slush  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  ; ,  	  3) . () 	  4) ,  	  5) .     	  6) .  	2. v.	  1) 	  2)    	  3) .  (. slush up)	  4) .  

slush fund  n.	  1) . .  	  2) . ,   

slushy  a.	  1) 	  2) . 

slut  n.	  1)  ( )	  2) 	  3) . ;	   a saucy slut 	  4) 

sluttish  a. 

sly  1. a.	  1) , , ;	   a sly dog , 	  2) , 	  3) , 	2. n. on the sly 

slyboots  n. . , , 

slype  n.  

smack  I	1. n.	  1) ; ; ; 	  2)  ,  	2. v. , ,  (-.);   (of smack -.)	II 1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)  ; 	2. v.	  1)   (. smack one's lips)	  2) ; 	3. adv. .	  1)  	  2)   , 	III n. .  (  )

smacker  n. .	  1)    	  2)   -.	  3) . 

small  1. a.	  1) ; ;	   small boy ;	   small craft  , ;	   small capitals . ;	   small tools  ,  	  2) ;	   small coal ,  ;	   small rock 	  3) , , ;	   he has small Latin    ;	   he drank a small whiskey    ;	   on the small side    	  4) , ;	   to feel small   ;   ;	   to look small   	  5) ;	   small waist  	  6) ,  ( )	  7) ,  ( );	   small voice  	  8) , ;	   it is small of you     	  9) 	  10) 	  11) , ;   (and) small wonder () ,   ;	   the small hours    ;	   the still small voice ;	   small talk , ,  	2. n.	  1) small of the back 	  2) pl. = smallclothes	  3) pl. .      ( ) in small	    )   ;	    ) .  

small arms  n. pl.  

small beer  n.	  1) .  	  2) , ;	   to think no small beer of oneself     ;	   to chronicle small beer   ;  

small holder  n.  ;  

small-bore  a. . 

small-clothes  n. pl. .    

small-minded  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

small-sword  n. , 

small-time  a. . . , ; 

small-toothcomb  n.  

smallpox  n. 

smalt  n. 

smarm  v.	  1) , 	  2) ; , 

smarmy  a. . ; , 

smart  1. n.	  1)  	  2) , 	2. a.	  1) ,  ( , )	  2)  ( )	  3) , ;	   you'd better be pretty smart about the job     ;	   to make a smart job of it     	  4) , 	  5) , 	  6) ; ; ;	   the smart set .   a smart few  	3. adv. , 	4. v.	  1)   ; ; 	  2)   ;	   the insult smarts yet    smart for   -.

smart aleck  n. . .  ; 

smart-alecky  a. . . ;   

smart-money  n.	  1)   	  2)  

smarten  v.	  1) smarten (oneself) up	    ) ();	    ) 	  2)  (  ..)

smash  1. n.	  1)  ; 	  2) , , 	  3) ; 	  4) 	  5)  	  6) .  	  7)     ,  ( )	  8) attr. . ,   ;	   a smash song  	2. v.	  1) ()  ( smash up)	  2)  (into, against, through)	  3) , ,  (  ..)	  4) 	  5) .    	  6)     ,  ( ) smash in ,  ;	   to smash in a door  ;	   smash up () 	3. adv.  ; ;	   to go ( to come) smash	    )   ;	    )   ; 

smasher  n. .	  1)  	  2)  ,   (. .)	  3)  ;  

smashing  1. pres-p.  smash 2	2. a.	  1) ;	   smashing blow  	  2) . , 

smattering  n.	  1)  	  2) .  ; -

smear  1. n.	  1)    	  2) ; 	  3) , 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) . . ; 

smear-sheet  n. .  

smeary  a. 

smectite  n.  

smell  1. n.	  1) ;	   to have a good sense of smell   	  2) to take a smell (at) 	  3) 	2. v. (smelt, smelled )	  1)  , ; 	  2)  (at)	  3) ;	   the perfume smells good    ;	   to smell of paint   smell about ; , ;	   smell out , , ;	   smell round = smell about to smell powder " ";	   to smell of the lamp ( of the candle, of oil)   (   ..)

smeller  n. .	  1) 	  2)   

smelling-bottle  n.    

smelling-salts  n.  

smelly  a. . 

smelt  I	1. n. ;  	2. v.  ();  ()	II n. 	III p.  p-p.  smell 2

smeltery  n. ,  

smew  n.  ()

smile  1. n.	  1) ;	   to be all smiles   	  2) ;	   the smiles of fortune =  ,  	2. v.	  1) 	  2)   (  ..);	   to smile farewell    smile at  -.;	   smile on, smile upon  , ;	   fortune has smiled upon him from his birth     

smirch  1. n.  (. .)	2. v. , 

smirk  1. n. ,    ; 	2. v. 

smite  1. v. (smote; smitten)	  1) . . 	  2) ; ;	   to smite (enemies) hip and thigh   (),  () 	  3) (. p-p.) , ;	   smitten with palsy  ;	   smitten with fear  ;	   he seems to be quite smitten with her , ,     ;	   an idea smote her  	  4) ; ;	   his conscience smote him    ,   	2. n. .	  1)  	  2) 

smith  n.	  1) 	  2)   

smithereens  n. pl. ; ;	   to smash to ( into) smithereens  

smithy  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

smitten  p-p.  smite 1

smock  1. n.	  1)  	  2)  ( )	  3)  	2. v.    

smock-frock  n.   ( )

smog  n.      ; 

smoke  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   to have a smoke 	  3) . , , 	  4) ;  to end ( to go up) in smoke  ;	   like smoke	    ) , ;	    )  ;	   there is no smoke without fire    ;	   to sell smoke  	2. v.	  1) ()	  2)  (   ..)	  3) 	  4) 	  5)  (. smoke out)	  6)  	  7) . , 	  8) .  smoke out	    ) ;	    ) 

smoke-ball  n. .  ,  

smoke-black  n. 

smoke-cloud  n.  ,  

smoke-consumer  n.  

smoke-dried  a. 

smoke-dry  v. 

smoke-house  n. 

smoke-screen  n. .   (. .)

smoke-stack  n.  

smoked  1. p-p.  smoke 2	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ;	   smoked fish  

smokeless  a. ;	   smokeless powder  

smoker  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) = smokingcar

smoking-car  n.   

smoking-carriage  = smokingcar

smoking-room  n.  ()

smoky  a.	  1) ; ; 	  2) 

smolder  . = smoulder

smooth  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   smooth paste   	  3) , ; 	  4)  ( )	  5) , 	  6) , 	  7) .  ,  to get to smooth water    	2. n.	  1) 	  2)  	3. v.	  1) ,  (), () ( smooth out, smooth over, smooth down, smooth away)	  2) ,  (. smooth over)	  3) () (. smooth down)	  4) . , , 

smooth-bore  n. .  

smoothfaced  a.	  1) 	  2) , , 

smoothspoken  = smooth-tongued

smoothtongued  a. , 

smote  p.  smite 1

smother  1. v.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 	  4)  (, )	  5) to smother up a scandal  	  6)  	  7)  ()	  8) . 	2. n.	  1)     	  2)  

smothered mate  n. .  

smothery  a. ; 

smoulder  1. n.  	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  ( )

smouldering  1. pres-p.  smoulder 2	2. a. ;   ;	   smouldering hatred  

smudge  I	1. n.  	2. v. (), ()	II 1. n. (. .)  (,   )	2. v. .	  1)  	  2) 

smudgy  a. 

smug  1. a.	  1)   	  2) 	2. n.	  1) .  	  2) . . ; ,        

smuggle  v.	  1)   (into, out, through)	  2)  	  3)  ;	   to smuggle a letter into a prison     

smuggler  n. 

smut  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) 	  4) -. , 	2. v.	  1) () 	  2) () 

smutch  = smudge I

smutty  a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) -.  

snack  n.  ;	   to have a snack   

snack bar  n. , 

snaffle  I n. ;  to ride smb. on ( in, with) the snaffle  -.  	II v. .	  1) , ; 	  2) , 

snaffle-bit  = snaffle I

snag  1. n.	  1) ,  (  ); , 	  2)  	  3) . , ;	   to strike ( to come upon) a snag   	  4) 	2. v.	  1)   	  2)     

snaggy  a.	  1) 	  2)  ,  ( )

snail  n.	  1) 	  2) . ;  	  3) .  at a snail's pace =  

snake  n.	  1) 	  2) ,   snake in the grass  ;  ;	   to raise ( to wake) snakes  ,  ;	   to see snakes . =   

snake-charmer  n.  

snakebite  n.   

snaky  a.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) 	  4) 

snap  1. n.	  1) ; , 	  2) , ,  (),  ( )	  3)   	  4) 	  5)  	  6)    (. cold snap)	  7) . , , 	  8) . .    (. soft snap)	  9)   	  10) .  ()	  11) attr. ; ,  ;	   snap elections  	  12) attr. . ,  not a snap ; 	2. v.	  1) , ,  (-.);	   the pistol snapped   	  2) () (. snap to)	  3) ,  (at)	  4)  (at)	  5)  (at snap    ..)	  6) (),  (-)	  7)    snap off	    ) ();	    ) ;	   snap out ;	   snap to ();	   snap up	    ) , ;	    )  ,  () to snap one's fingers at smb. , ""  -.;	   to snap off smb.'s nose ( head)  -.; ,   -.;	   to snap into it . .  ;	   to snap out of it . .   ;  (    ..)	3. adv. ,  ;	   snap went an oar    

snap shot  n.  

snap-beans  n. pl.  

snapdragon  n.	  1) .  	  2)  ,         

snappish  a. , 

snappy  a.	  1) = snappish	  2) , ;	   make it snappy! . !, !	  3) . ; 

snaproll  n. . 

snapshot  1. n. , 	2. v.  , 

snare  1. n. , , 	2. v.   

snarl  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2)  	II 1. n.	  1)  ,  	  2) , 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)   

snatch  1. n.	  1) ;	   to make a snatch at smth.   -.	  2) ;	   snatches of conversation  	  3) (. pl.)   ();	   to work in ( by) snatches  	2. v.	  1) (), () (at);	   to snatch at a chance  	  2) ,  (up, from, out, away)	  3) ;	   to snatch an hour's sleep    	  4) . .  (-.)

snatchy  a. ; 

snath  n. . 

snathe  = snath

sneak  1. n.	  1) . ; 	  2) . . , 	  3) . 	  4) .  	  5) .    (. sneak preview)	2. v.	  1) ;	   to sneak out of danger   	  2) . . , 	  3)  - , 	  4) . , 

sneakers  n. pl. ,    ;  

sneaking  1. pres-p.  sneak 2	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2) ;  ( )

sneaky  a. ; 

sneer  1. n.	  1)  	  2) ; 	2. v.	  1)  ; 	  2) ,  (at sneer )

sneering  1. pres-p.  sneer 2	2. a. 

sneeze  1. n. 	2. v.  he is not to be sneezed at    ;	   to sneeze into a basket .  

snick  1. n. , 	2. v.  

snicker  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	2. v.	  1)  	  2) 

snickersnee  n. .  , 

snide  .	1. n.    	2. a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) , 

sniff  1. n.	  1) 	  2) () 	  3) ,  	2. v.	  1) 	  2) () 	  3) ,  	  4) , 

sniffy  a. .	  1) , 	  2) ,  

snifter  n.	  1) .  	  2) ,  

sniftingvalve  n.  

snigger  1. n. ,  	2. v. 

sniggle  v.  

snip  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) . 	  4) pl.  ( , )	2. v.  ()

snip-snap  n. . ,  

snipe  1. n.	  1) (pl.  .) ;	   great ( double) snipe ;	   half snipe 	  2)   	  3) 	2. v.   

sniper  n.  , 

snipper  n. 

snipper-snapper  n.  ,  

snippet  n.	  1) ; 	  2) pl.  (  ..)

snippy  a.	  1) ; 	  2) . , 	  3) , 

snitch  v. .	  1) , 	  2) ; 

snivel  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) ;   	  3)  

snob  n. 

snobbery  n. 

snood  n.  ( )

snook  n. " ";	   to cock ( to make, to cut) a snook ( snooks) at smb.  -.  

snooker  n.   

snoop  .	1. n. ,      	2. v.     

snooper  = snoop 1

snoopy  a. . . ;  

snoot  .	1. n.	  1) = snout 1	  2) = snout 2	  3) ;	   to make a snoot 	  4) . 	2. v.  

snooty  a. . , 

snooze  .	1. n.   ()	2. v. 

snore  1. n. 	2. v. 

snorkel  n.	  1) . 	  2)  (     )

snort  1. n. ; 	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2)  ( )

snorter  n. .	  1)  ,  ,   ..	  2)  ; 

snorting  1. pres-p.  snort 2	2. a. , 

snot  n. . 

snotrag  n. .  

snotty  1. a. .	  1) 	  2) , 	2. n. . .  

snout  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . 	  3) . , 

snow  I	1. n.	  1) ;	   to be caught in the snow   ,  -  	  2) . ; 	  3) . ; 	  4) attr. 	2. v.	  1) ( . ) it snows, it is snowing  	  2)  ( );	   gifts snowed in     	  3) (. p-p.)   ( snow up, snow in, snow under) snow under .  ( )	II n. . . ,  ( )

snow broth  n.	  1)  	  2) .   

snow man  n. =  

snow-bank  n.  , 

snow-bird  n.	  1)   ()	  2) - ()	  3) . 

snow-blind  a.   

snow-boots  n. pl. 

snow-bound  a.	  1) , ,  	  2)   

snow-break  n.	  1) ,  	  2)   ( ,   )

snow-capped  a.   ( )

snow-drift  n.  

snow-fall  n. 

snow-fence  n. -.  

snow-flake  n. ;	   pl.  

snow-plough  n.  ; 

snow-shoes  n. pl. 

snow-slide  = snowslip

snow-slip  n. 

snow-storm  n. , , 

snow-white  a. 

snowball  1. n.	  1) ,  	  2)  ,         	2. v.	  1)   	  2)    

snowbunny  n.  

snowdrop  n. 

snowman  n.  

snowmobile  n. 

snowy  a.	  1) ,  	  2) 

snub  I	1. n.	  1)  	  2)   	2. v.	  1)   ; 	  2) , 	  3) . .  ;   	II a.  ( )

snub-nosed  a. 

snuff  I	1. n.	  1)    	  2) ;	   to take snuff   he is up to snuff .   	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  ()	II 1. n.   	2. v.   ( ) snuff out	    )  ();	    ) . ; ;	    ) . 

snuff-box  n. 

snuff-colour  n.  

snuffers  n. pl.  (  )

snuffle  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) (the snuffles) pl. 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)   , 

snufflevalve  n. .    

snuffy  a.	  1)    	  2) . , 	  3) . 

snug  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3) ;	   a snug income  	  4)  , 	  5) , ;  to be as snug as a bug in a rug   	2. v.   ,  ;  , 

snuggery  n.  ;   

snuggle  v.	  1) (),  (),  	  2)  ( ,   ..)

so  1. adv.	  1) ,  ;	   that's not so   ;	   that's certainly so , , ;	   if so!  !;	   is that so? ?	  2) , ;	   you are young and so am I     	  3) , ;	   why are you so late?    ?	  4) ;	   so you are back ,  	  5) ,  ;  ;	   I was ill and so I could not come   ,     	  6) .  : why so? ?;	   how so?  ?;	   so what?   ?,   ?	  7) or so (  ) ,  ;	   a day or so  ;	   he must be forty or so     -    so as to, so that   ;	   I tell you that so as to avoid trouble     ,     ;	   so far as , ;	   so far as I know    so be it   ;	   so far   ; ;	   so much for that  ()  ;	   so that's that . - ;	   so to say  ;	   and so on, and so forth   ,   	2. interj. !, !, !

so long  . !,  !

so-and-so  1. n. - ( );	   Mr. so-and-so  -	2. adv. -

so-called  a.  

so-so  .	1. a. predic. ,  ; 	2. adv.  , 

soak  1. n.	  1) , ;	   to give a soak 	  2) , 	  3) .  	  4) . 	  5) . 	  6) . ;	   to put in soak   	2. v.	  1) (),  () (. soak up, soak in)	  2) ();   ;   ( );	   to soak oneself in a subject   	  3) 	  4) . 	  5) .   (   ,   ..)	  6) .   	  7) . . , 

soaker  n. .	  1)  	  2) 

soap  1. n.	  1) ;	   a bar ( a cake) of soap  	  2) . 	  3) . .  (.   ) to wash one's hands in invisible soap  ;	   no soap .  	2. v.	  1) ; () 	  2) . 

soap opera  n. . .        (.  )

soap powder  n.  

soap-boiler  n. 

soap-box  n.	  1)  - 	  2) .  	  3) attr. soap-box orator = soapboxer

soap-bubble  n.   (. .)

soap-stone  n. .  , 

soap-suds  n. pl.	  1)  	  2) 

soap-works  n. pl. (.  sg.   pl.)  

soapboxer  n.  

soapy  a.	  1) 	  2) . , 

soar  v.	  1) ,  ;  	  2) () ;  (  )	  3) . 

soaring  1. pres-p.  soar	2. n. . ,   (. soaring flight)	3. a.	  1) ;  	  2) ,   ;	   soaring prices   	  3) , 

sob  I	1. n. ; 	2. n. ; 	II n. (pl. sob's) (.  son of a bitch) .  

sob-sister  n. . .     , 

sob-stuff  n. . 

sober  1. a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ; , 	  4)  ( ) as sober as a judge  ; =    	2. v. ();  ( sober down) (. .)

sober-blooded  a. , 

sober-minded  a. ; 

sober-sides  n. .  

sobriety  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ; 

sobriquet  n. . , , 

soccer  n. .	  1) 	  2) attr. soccer player 

sociability  n. 

sociable  1. a.	  1) 	  2)  (   ..)	2. n.	  1) .        	  2)     	  3) 	  4) . . , 

social  1. a.	  1) ; ;	   social science ;	   social security  ;	   social welfare	    )  ;	    )  (    );	   social evil 	  2) 	  3) ;	   social evening 	2. n.	  1) ,  (   ..)	  2) . 

social climber  n. 

social democracy  n. -

social democrat  n. -

social democratic  a. -

socialism  n. 

socialist  1. n. 	2. a. 

socialistic  a. 

socialite  n. . . ,     

sociality  n.	  1)  ;  	  2) 

socialization  n. ; 

socialize  v.	  1) ; 	  2)     , 	  3) 

socially  adv.	  1) ;   	  2)  	  3) , 

society  n.	  1) ;	   socialist society  	  2) 	  3) ,  	  4) , , 	  5) attr.  S. of Jesus 

sociologist  n. 

sociology  n. 

sock  I n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) .   (  ) the buskin and the sock   	II .	1. n. ;	   to give smb. sock(s)  -.	2. v. sock smb. .   -.	3. adv.  , 	III n. . . , . , 	IV n. -. , 

sockdolager  n. . .	  1)    	  2)  

socket  n.	  1) ; , 	  2)  ( ); 	  3) . , , 

socle  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

sod  I	1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) . ;	   under the sod  	2. v.  	II p.  seethe	III . . sodomite

soda  n.	  1) ,  	  2)  ;  

soda biscuit  n.   

soda jerk  n. .   

soda-fountain  n. ,       ; ,    

sodality  n. , 

sodawater  = soda 2

sodden  I a.	  1) , 	  2) ,  ( )	  3)  ( , )	  4) ,  ( )	II p-p.  seethe

sodium  n. . 

sodomite  n. ; 

sodomy  n. 

soever  adv.	  1)  	  2)    who, what, when, how, where   : in what place soever     

sofa  n. , 

sofa bed  n. -

soffit  n. . 

soft  1. a.	  1) ;	   soft palate  ( ) 	  2) , ;  ( );	   soft nothings ( things, words) , 	  3) 	  4) , , 	  5) .  (on)	  6) ;   	  7) ,  ( )	  8) ,  	  9)  (   ..)	  10)  ( );  ( )	  11) ,  ( , );	   a soft breeze  	  12) . , 	  13) , 	  14) . ;	   soft thing (. snap)  	  15) .  ( )	  16) . , 	  17) . ; 	  18)  ( ) soft corn  ;	   to boil an egg soft   ;	   the softer sex  	2. adv. , ;	   to lie soft    	3. interj. . !, !

soft goods  n. pl.  

soft money  n. . .  

soft pedal  n.	  1) .  	  2) . , 

soft sawder  n. , 

soft soap  1. n.	  1)  ;  	  2) . 	2. v. . 

soft-headed  a. 

soft-pedal  n.	  1) .   	  2) . 

soft-spoken  a.	  1)  	  2) 

soften  v. () soften up .  () 

softening  1. pres-p.  soften	2. n.	  1) 	  2) .  softening of the brain .   

softhead  n. ,  

softhearted  a. , 

softwood  n.  

softy  n. .	  1) 	  2)  , 

soggy  a.	  1) , ,  	  2) , ,  ( ,   ..)

soil  I n. , ;	   one's native soil 	II v. (), (); . ;	   to soil one's hands with smth.   -.	III v.    

soil-pipe  n.  

soilage  n.  

soilless  a. 

soiree  n. .  

sojourn  1. n. () 	2. v. () , 

sol  I n. . 	II n. . 	III n.  (  )	Sol  n. .  ( old Sol)

sol-fa  .	1. n. 	2. v.  

solace  1. n. 	2. v. ; 

solan  n.  ( )

solangoose  n.  ( )

solar  a.  solar plexus .  

solaria  pl.  solarium

solarium  . n. (pl. ria) 

solarize  v.	  1)   	  2) . 

solatia  pl.  solatium

solatium  . n. (pl. tia) , 

sold  p.  p-p.  sell 1

solder  1. n. . 	2. v. , 

soldering-iron  n. 

soldi  pl.  soldo

soldier  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   to go for a soldier .     ;	   to play at soldiers   	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) 	  5) .   soldier of fortune ; ;	   old soldier	    )  ;	   to come the old soldier over  (-.)    ;	    )  ;	    ) 	2. v.	  1)   	  2) .   ;   

soldier crab  n. -

soldierlike  = soldierly

soldierly  a.	  1) ;   	  2) 	  3) , , 

soldiership  n.  

soldiery  n. . ; 

soldo  n. (pl. di)  ( ,  1/20 )

sole  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  	  4) . , , 	2. v.  	II n.   (); ; 	III a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . . ; 	  4) .     sole weight  

solecism  n.	  1) ,  	  2)  

solely  adv. ; , 

solemn  a.	  1) ;	   on solemn occasions   	  2) , 	  3) ; ;    ;	   to take a solemn oath  	  4) ,  solemn fool  

solemnity  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) (. pl.) ,  	  4) . 

solemnization  n. 

solemnize  v.	  1) ;  	  2)  , 	  3)   

solenoid  n. . 

soli  pl.  solo 1

solicit  v.	  1) , ; 	  2) ; 	  3)      ( )	  4) 

solicitation  n.	  1)  , 	  2)     	  3) 

solicitor  n.	  1) ,  (  ,           )	  2) .     	  3) 

Solicitor-General  n.	  1)    	  2) .   ,      	  3) .   ( )

solicitous  a.	  1)   ( -.),  (of solicitous -.)	  2)  (-.),  ( -.)	  3) ,  (about, concerning, for)

solicitude  n.	  1) ; ,  (for solicitude  -.)	  2) pl. , 

solid  1. a.	  1)  ( ,  );	   solid state  ;	   to become solid on cooling   	  2) ; ;	   solid colour  ;	   solid printing .   ;	   solid square . () 	  3) ;	   solid line of defence   ;	   for a solid hour (day)    ()  	  4)  ( )	  5) , ; , ;	   to have a solid meal  ;	   a man of solid build   	  6) , ; ; ;	   solid argument  ;	   solid grounds  ;	   a man of solid sense   	  7) , ;	   solid party  ;	   the decision was passed by a solid vote    ;	   to be solid for   	  8)  ,  	  9) , ;  ;	   solid gold  	  10) . , 	  11) . , , ;	   solid angle  ( ) ;	   solid foot   to be solid with smb.     -., the S. South .  ,     	2. n.	  1) .  	  2) . ;	   regular solid  () 	  3) pl.  	  4) ,  (  )	3. adv. ;	   to vote solid  

solid geometry  n. 

solidarity  n. ; 

solidhoofed  a. . 

solidify  v. () , , 

solidity  n.   . {. solid 1}

soliloquize  v.	  1)    	  2)  

soliloquy  n.	  1)    	  2) 

solipsism  n. . 

solitaire  n.	  1)  ()	  2) 

solitary  1. a.	  1) ; ;	   a solitary life  	  2) , ;	   solitary instance  ;	   solitary confinement  	2. n.	  1) 	  2) . . solitary confinement {. 1, 2}

solitude  n.	  1) ; 	  2) (. pl.) ,  

solo  1. n. (pl. os li)	  1) . ,  	  2) .  	  3) attr. 	  4) attr. .  (     )	2. v.	  1)  ; 	  2) .   

soloist  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  

Solomon  n.	  1) . 	  2) 

Solomon's Seal  n.	  1)   ( ,     )	  2) . 

solstice  n. . 

solubility  n. 

soluble  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

solus  . a. predic. ,   

solute  n. 

solution  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) ,  (  ..); ;	   his ideas are in solution     	  4) .  , 	  5) . ,  

solvability  n. 

solvable  a. 

solve  v.	  1) ,  (  ..);  ; ;	   to solve a crossword puzzle (an equation)   ()	  2)  ()

solvency  n. 

solvent  1. n. 	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 

somatic  a. , 

sombre  a.	  1) , ;	   sombre sky  	  2) ;	   a man of sombre character  

sombrero  . n. (pl. os ) 

some  prop indef.	1.  .	  1) -, , , ;	   some came early   	  2)  ;	   some of these books are quite useful       and (then) some .     ; ;	   some of these days ,  ,   	2.  .	  1) , , -, -;	   I saw it in some book (or other)     - ;	   some day, some time (or other) -;	   some one - ();	   some people  ;	   some place -;	   some way out - 	  2) , ;   ;	   I have some money to spare     ;	   I saw some people in the distance    ;	   I would like some strawberries    	  3) , ;	   some few ;	   some miles more to go     ;	   some years ago    	  4) , ;	   you'll need some courage    	  5) . ,    ,  ( .);	   some battle  ;	   some scholar!   !;	   this is some picture!    !;	   she's some girl!   !	3.  .	  1) . ,   , ;	   some colder  ;	   he seemed annoyed some    	  2) , ;	   there were some 20 persons present   20 

some time  1. n.  	2. adv.	  1)    	  2) = sometime 1, 1

somebody  1. pron. indef. -, -	2. n.  

somehow  adv. -; -; -;	   somehow or other   

someone  = somebody 1

someplace  adv. . -, -

somersault  1. n.  , ;	   to turn ( to throw) a somersault 	2. v. 

somerset  = somersault

something  pron. indef.	1.  . -, -, , -;	   something else - ;	   to be up to something  - ;	   he is something in the Record Office   -   ;	   he is something of a painter     ;	   I felt there was a little something wanting  ,  -  ;	   it is something to be safe home again      ;	   there is something about it in the papers     ;	   there is something in what you say      ;	   the train gets in at two something      - to think oneself something, to think something of oneself     	2.  . .	  1)   , , ;	   something like  ;	   something too much of this   	  2) ;	   it must be something like six o'clock     	  3) ;	   that's something like a hit!   !

sometime  1. adv.	  1) -	  2) . -; , 	2. a. , 

sometimes  adv. ,  

someway  adv. - ; -

somewhat  pron. indef.	1.  . -; -;	   he is somewhat of a connoisseur     	2.  . ,   ;	   he answered somewhat hastily    ;	   it is somewhat difficult   

somewhere  adv. -, -; -, -;	   somewhere else -   

somewise  adv. . - 

somite  n. . , 

somnambulism  n. , 

somnambulist  n. 

somnifacient  1. a. 	2. n.  

somniferous  a. , 

somnolence  n. ; ,  

somnolency  n. ; ,  

somnolent  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

son  n.	  1) ;	   son and heir  ;	   he is a true son of his father, he is his father's own son   	  2)  ( )	  3) ; ; ;	   son of the soil	    )   ;	    ) ;	   son of toil ; ;	   the sons of men   son of a bitch .  

son-in-law  n. (pl. sonsinlaw)  ( )

sonant  .	1. a. 	2. n.  

sonar  n. . , 

sonata  n. . 

song  n.	  1) ;	   to burst forth ( to break) into song 	  2) ; 	  3)  to buy ( to get) for a mere song ( for an old song)   ;	   not worth an old song  ;	   nothing to make a song about -.,   ;	   it's no use making a song about it      

song-bird  n.  

songful  a. 

songster  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) 	  4) ,  

songstress  n. 

sonic  a.	  1) 	  2) ,   ;	   sonic barrier  

soniferous  a.	  1)  ; 	  2) , 

sonnet  n. 

sonneteer  1. n.  ; . 	2. v.  

sonny  n. .  ( )

sonometer  n. ,    

sonority  n. , 

sonorous  a.	  1) , 	  2)  ( , )

sons-in-law  pl.  soninlaw

sonsy  a. .    (.  )

soon  adv.	  1) , ; ;	   as soon as  ,  ;	   do it as soon as possible     ;	   so soon as (ever)  ;	   no sooner than  ;	   he had no sooner got well than he fell ill again    ,   	  2) ;	   if we come too soon we'll have to wait     ,   ;	   the sooner, the better  ,  ;	   sooner or later   ,   ;	   it's too soon to tell what's the matter with him    ,   	  3) ;	   I would just as soon not go there       

soot  1. n. ; 	2. v.  

soot pit  n. . 

sooth  n. . , ;	   in (good) sooth   , ;	   sooth to say   

soothe  v.	  1) , 	  2) ;  ()	  3)  ()

soother  n. 

soothing  1. pres-p.  soothe	2. a. ; 

soothsay  v. 

soothsayer  n. ; 

sooty  a.	  1)  ,  , 	  2)   	  3) 

sooty shearwater  n. .  

sop  1. n.	  1)  (  ..),   ,   ..;	   sop in the pan  ; 	  2)    ( );	   to give ( to throw) a sop to Cerberus  	  3) .  , ""	2. v.	  1) ,  (  ..)	  2) , ;	   to sop up   (  ..)	  3) , 	  4) ;	   his clothes are sopping wet     

soph  . .  sophomore

sophism  n. 

sophist  n. 

sophistic  a. 

sophistical  a. 

sophisticate  v.	  1) , , 	  2)  , ;     	  3)  

sophisticated  1. p-p.  sophisticate	2. a.	  1)  , ; ,  ( , )	  2)    , 	  3)    ( ,   ..)	  4) ,   	  5) ,  ( , ,   ..)

sophistication  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) , 	  4)   

sophistry  n. 

sophomore  n. . -

sopor  n. ,  ;  

soporific  1. a. , 	2. n. , 

sopping  1. pres-p.  sop 2	2. a. ,  ()

soppy  a.	  1) ,  	  2) . , ;	   to be soppy on smb.    -.

soprani  pl.  soprano

soprano  n. (pl. os ni) ; 

sorb  n. 

sorcerer  n. , , 

sorceress  n. , 

sorcery  n. , ; 

sordid  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) , ; ;	   sordid desires  

sordine  n. . 

sore  1. n.	  1) , , 	  2)  ;	   to reopen old sores    an open sore  	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   sore feet ,    ;	   I have a sore throat    	  3) , ;	   to feel sore about smth. , ;	   with a sore heart   ,    	  4) , ;	   sore news  ;	   sore point ( subject)  	  5) , ;	   to be in sore need of   	  6) . ; ,  like a bear with a sore head  ; ;	   a sight for sore eyes  	3. adv. . , ;	   sore afflicted   

sorehead  .	1. n. , 	2. a. , 

sorely  adv.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   I am sorely perplexed    

soreness  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3)  

sorgho  = sorghum

sorghum  n.  ( )

sorgo  = sorghum

sorites  n. . 

sorority  n. .   

sorrel  I n. 	II 1. n.  	2. a.	  1) 	  2) -

sorrow  1. n.	  1) , , ;	   to feel sorrow  	  2) , ;	   to express sorrow at ( for) smth.     -. the Man of Sorrows . 	2. v. , , 

sorrowful  a.	  1) ;  ; 	  2) , 

sorry  a.	  1) predic. ,  ; (I'm) sorry, (I'm) so sorry , ;	   to feel sorry for smb.  -.;	   you will be sorry for this some day     -;	   I am so sorry   ;	   I am sorry to say he is ill ,  , 	  2) , ; ;	   sorry excuse  ;	   sorry sight  	  3) , 

sort  1. n.	  1) , , , ;	   of sorts  , ;	   I need all sorts of things     ;	   all sorts and conditions of men, people of every sort and kind  	  2) , ;	   a good sort .  ;	   he's not a bad sort   ;	   the better sort .  ;	   he's not my sort .     ;	   what sort of man is he?    ?	  3) , ;	   after ( in) a sort	    )  ;	    )   	  4) pl. .  sort of .	    ) ;	   I'm sort of glad things happened the way they did   ,   ;	    )  , ;	   he sort of hinted .    ;	   a sort of - ;	   that sort of thing  ;	   nothing of the sort  ;	   to be out of sorts	    )    ;	    )   	2. v. ; ;  sort out, sort over   ,  to sort well (ill) with  ( ) (-.);	   his actions sort ill with his professions       

sorter  n. 

sortie  n. .	  1) . 	  2) . , 	  3) .    ();	   a sortie into space   

sortilege  n. ; , 

sortition  n. ;   

SOS  1. n.  	2. v.   

sot  1. n.  	2. v. , 

sottish  a.   

sotto voce  um. adv. ;  

sou  n. .  ( );	   he hasn't a sou .     

sou'     ;	   sou'east -;	   sou'west -

sou'easter  = southeaster

sou'wester  n. .	  1) = south-wester	  2) 

souchong  . n.  

Soudanese  = Sudanese

souffle  1. n. . ;  	2. n. . 

sough  I	1. n. ,   ()	2. v. 	II n.	  1)  ;  	  2) .  

sought  p.  p-p.  seek

sought-after  a.	  1)    ( )	  2)  ; 

soul  n.	  1) , ;	   that man has no soul   ;	   twin soul  	  2) ;	   he is a simple (an honest) soul   () ;	   the poor little soul ;	   the ship was lost with two hundred souls on board  ,      ;	   don't tell a soul   ;	   be a good soul and help me  ,  	  3) , ;	   she is the soul of kindness   	  4) ; ;	   she put her whole soul into her work        not to be able to call one's soul one's own    ;	   I wonder how he keeps body and soul together ,      ;	   upon my soul!	    )  !, !, -!;	    )   !

soulful  a. ; 

soulless  a. 

sound  I	1. n.	  1) ; ;	   within sound of   	  2) (. sing) , ,  (-. ,   ..);	   the news has a sinister sound   	  3) attr. 	2. v.	  1) ,  ;	   it sounds like thunder   ;	   the trumpets sound   	  2)  ;  ;	   to sound a bell   	  3) , ,  ;	   the excuse sounds very hollow    	  4) ;	   the "h" in "hour" is not sounded   "hour" "h"  	  5) ; 	  6)  (    ..)	  7) . ;  () sound off .	    ) , ;	    ) , 	II 1. a.	  1) , 	  2) ; ;	   sound fruit  ;	   sound machine  	  3) ,  ( )	  4) ; , ;	   sound argument  	  5) , ;	   sound scholar  	  6) ;	   sound flogging  	  7) ,  (   ..)	  8) , ;	   his financial position is perfectly sound     	  9) . , ;	   sound title to land     sound as a bell  ;	   sound in life ( in wind) and limb =   	2. adv. ;	   to be sound asleep  	III 1. n. ; 	2. v.	  1)   ()	  2) .  (  ..)	  3) ,   (on, as to, about);   (, )	  4) , 	  5)  (.  );   	IV n.	  1)  	  2)   ( )

sound engineer  n. 

sound man  n. . . .	  1) 	  2) 

sound rocket  n. .   

sound-box  n.  ()

sound-film  n.  

sound-locator  n. 

sound-proof  1. a. 	2. v.  

sound-track  n. .  

sound-wave  n.  

sounder  n. . 

sounding  I	1. pres-p.  sound I, 2	2. a.	  1) ,  	  2) ; 	  3) ; ;	   sounding promises  ;	   sounding rhetoric  	II 1. pres-p.  sound III, 2	2. n.	  1)   	  2)   	  3) pl. ,    	  4) . 

sounding-balloon  n. . -

sounding-board  n. , 

soundless  a. 

soup  I n.	  1) 	  2) .  	  3) .  in the soup .  ;  	II v. . soup up	    )   (  ..);	    )   (,   ..);	    )  , 

soup-kitchen  n.	  1)    	  2) . . .  

soup-plate  n.  

soup-spoon  n.  

soup-ticket  n.    

sour  1. a.	  1) ;	   sour cream 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) ,  ( )	2. v.	  1) , ; 	  2) 	  3) ();	   soured by misfortunes  	  4) . 

source  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) , , ;	   reliable source of information   

sourdine  = sordine

sourdough  n.	  1) . 	  2) .  ( )

souse  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2)  (,   ..)	  3)   ,  	  4) . , 	  5) . . , 	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2) (); ; ; ;	   to souse to the skin   	  3) . , 	II 1. n. . 	2. v. . 	3. adv.  , , 

soused  I	1. p-p.  souse I, 2	2. a. . 	II p-p.  souse II, 2

sousing  I	1. pres-p.  souse I, 2	2. n. to get a (thorough) sousing   	II pres-p.  souse II, 2

soutache  n. . 

soutane  n. . 

souteneur  n. . 

south  1. n.	  1) ; . 	  2) (S.)   , . ,   	  3) ;  	2. a.	  1) 	  2)   	3. adv.  ,  ,   	4. v.	  1)   	  2) .  

south-east  .	1. n. -; . 	2. a. -	3. adv.  -,  - ,  -

south-easter  n. - ; . -

south-easterly  1. a.	  1)   -	  2)   -	2. adv.  - 

south-eastern  a. -

south-eastward  1. adv.  - 	2. a.   -	3. n. -

south-eastwards  = southeastward 1

south-west  .	1. n. -; . -	2. a. -	3. adv.  -,  - ,  -

south-wester  . n. - ; . -

south-westerly  .	1. a.	  1)   - 	  2)   -	2. adv.  - 

south-western  a. -

south-westward  1. adv.  - 	2. a.   -	3. n. -

south-westwards  = south-westward 1

southdown  n.     

souther  n.   

southerly  1. a. 	2. adv.  ,   

southern  1. a. 	2. n. = southerner

southerner  n.	  1) ;  	  2) (S.)    

southernmost  a.  

southernwood  n. .  

southing  1. pres-p.  south 4	2. n.	  1) .   ;   	  2) .   

southland  n. ,   

southpaw  n. . . -

southron  n. .	  1) 	  2) 

southward  1. adv.  ,  	2. a.    ;   	3. n.  

southwardly  adv.  ,  

southwards  = southward 1

souvenir  n. . ,   

sovereign  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  (     )	2. a.	  1) , ;	   sovereign power  	  2) , , ; ;	   sovereign States  	  3) ;	   sovereign contempt  	  4) ;	   sovereign remedy  

sovereignty  n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3)  

Soviet  .	1. n.  (    )	2. a. ;	   Soviet Government  ;	   Soviet power  ;	   Soviet Union  

sow  I v. (sowed ;	   sown, sowed)	  1) ; ;	   to sow the field with wheat   	  2) , ; ;	   to sow (the seeds of) dissention   sow out  to sow the wind and to reap the whirlwind =   -  	II n.	  1) ; 	  2) . ;  to take ( to get) the wrong sow by the ear =    ;    ;    ,   ;	   to take ( to get) the right sow by the ear =   ;      

sow-thistle  n. . 

sowar  n. ,  ,   ( )

sowbelly  n. . . 

sowbread  n. .  

sower  n.	  1) 	  2) 

sowing  1. pres-p.  sow I	2. n.	  1) , , ; 	  2) attr. sowing time  

sowing-machine  n. 

sown  p-p.  sow I; the sky sown with stars ,  

soy  n.  

soy-bean  = soya

soya  n.	  1) 	  2)  

sozzled  a. .  

spa  n.	  1)    	  2)  	  3) .    

space  1. n.	  1) ;	   to vanish into space 	  2) ; ;	   for the space of a mile   	  3) , ;	   for want of space   ;	   open spaces  , 	  4) ;  , ;	   after a short space ;	   within the space of   (  );	   in the space of an hour   ;  	  5) ,  	  6) ,  ( ,   ..)	  7)  ,    ( , )	  8) . 	2. v.	  1)  ,   	  2) .   ;    ( space out) space out: to be spaced out . .  

space fiction  n.       

space rocket  n.  

space satellite  n.  

space-bar  n.    (  )

space-writer  n. ,   

spacecraft  = spaceship

spaceless  a.	  1) , 	  2) , ,  

spaceman  n.	  1) , 	  2)    

spaceport  n. 

spacer  n. , 

spaceship  n.   ,  

spaceward  adv.  

spacious  a.	  1) , ; 	  2) , , ;	   spacious mind  

spade  I	1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) pl. . 	  3) .   to call a spade a spade    	2. v.  	II = spado

spade-work  n.   

spadeful  n.  

spado  . n. (pl. -dones)	  1) 	  2)  	  3) . 

spadones  pl.  spado

spaghetti  . n. 

spake  . p.  speak

spall  1. n. ; 	2. n. .	  1)  ()	  2)  ();  ()

spalpeen  . n. 

spam  n. .   

span  I p.  spin 2	II 1. n.	  1)  (= 9 )	  2)  ;  ;	   his life had well-nigh completed its span      	  3)  	  4)  ,  ,    ..	  5) .  ()	  6)  ();    (, )	  7) . -	  8) .  ,   .. ( )	  9) -. 	  10) . 	2. v.	  1)  ; . ; ;	   his eye spanned the intervening space    	  2)  ( ,   ..);   ( );	   to span a river with a bridge    	  3) , 	  4) .  	  5) . ; ; 

span roof  n.  

span-new  a.  ;   

span-worm  n. .  

spandrel  n. .  ;  

spang  adv. . ;	   he ran spang into me    

spangle  1. n. 	2. v.  ;	   the heavens spangled with stars ,  

Spaniard  n. ; 

spaniel  n.	  1)  ( )	  2) ; ;	   a tame spaniel 

Spanish  1. a.  Spanish fly  	2. n.  

spank  1. n. 	2. v.	  1) ,  ()	  2)   (. spank along);   ( )

spanker  n.	  1) ,  	  2) .  ; 	  3) .   (-.)

spanking  1. pres-p.  spank 2	2. n.  ; 	3. a.	  1) ;	   spanking trot  	  2) . ,  ( )	  3) . 

spanless  a. . ; 

spanner  n.  

spar  I	1. n.	  1) .  	  2) .  ()	2. v. .  	II n. . 	III 1. n.	  1)    	  2)      	  3)  	2. v.	  1) ; ;   ;  ()   (at)	  2)   ( )	  3) , ;	   to spar at each other ,    

spar-deck  n. . 

sparable  n.   

spare  1. n.	  1)   ()	  2)  	  3) .  	2. a.	  1) , ; ; , ;	   spare cash  ;	   spare parts  ;	   spare room   ;	   spare time  	  2) , ;	   spare diet  	  3) ;	   spare frame  	3. v.	  1) , ;	   to spare neither trouble nor expense    ,  	  2)  ( -.);  (-. -.);	   I have no time to spare today      ;	   I cannot spare another shilling        	  3) , ;  ( -.);	   spare his blushes    ;	   spare me  ;	   to spare oneself   ;	   not to spare oneself	    )    ;	    )    	  4) .  ( -.);	   you need not spare to ask my help       if I am spared     

sparge  v. , 

sparger  n. 

sparing  1. pres-p.  spare 3	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) 

spark  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   he showed not a spark of interest      	  3) pl. . 	  4) attr. spark guard .   the vital spark ;	   to strike sparks out of smb.  -.  (-.; .  )	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) ,  ; 	  4) , ,  (. spark off)	II 1. n.	  1) ;	   a gay young spark  	  2) to play the spark to  	2. v. . 

spark-arrester  n. . , 

spark-coil  n. .  

spark-gap  n. .	  1)  	  2) 

spark-plug  n. .	  1) = sparking-plug	  2) . ,     

sparking-plug  n. .  ,  

sparkle  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) , 	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2) ,  ( )	  3)  ; 

sparklet  n. 

sparkling  1. pres-p.  sparkle 2	2. a.	  1) , , 	  2) , , 

sparring  I pres-p.  spar I, 2	II 1. pres-p.  spar III, 2	2. a. ,  ( );	   sparring bout  ;	   sparring partner   ;	   sparring ring - ;	   sparring gloves  

sparrow  n. 

sparrow-grass  n. . 

sparrow-hawk  n. -

sparry  a. . 

sparse  a. , 

Spartan  1. n. 	2. n. 

spasm  n.	  1) , 	  2) ; 

spasmodic  a.	  1) , 	  2) , , 

spastic  a. . 

spat  I	1. n.	  1)  	  2)  	2. v.   ( )	II p.  p-p.  spit II, 2	III .	1. n.	  1)  	  2)  , 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) ,  

spatchcock  1. n.     ( ) 	2. v.	  1)   	  2) .   (,    )

spate  n.	  1) ()  , 	  2)  	  3) ,  (  ..)	  4)  ()

spathic  a. 

spatial  a. 

spatio-temporal  a. -

spats  n. pl.  

spatter  1. n.	  1)  (, )	  2) 	2. v.	  1) , , ; 	  2)  , ;	   to spatter a man's good name  

spatter-dock  n. . , 

spatterdashes  n. pl.  

spatula  n. , 

spavin  v. .  

spavined  a. .   

spawn  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . , , 	  3) . , 	2. v.	  1)  	  2) ,  (.  )	  3) ,  (-.)

spawning  1. pres-p.  spawn 2	2. n. 

spay  v.   ( )

speak  v. (spoke, . spake; spoken)	  1) , , ;	   the baby is learning to speak   ;	   English is spoken here   -;	   Dixon speaking   	  2) ; (); ;	   to speak the truth  ;	   to speak ill ( evil) of smb.    -.;	   to speak the word  ;	   to speak for oneself	    )    ;	    )   ;	   speak for yourself    ,     	  3)  ,  ( );	   speak to the subject!    !	  4) , ;	   the facts speak for themselves     ;	   this speaks him generous     	  5) legally speaking    ;	   strictly speaking  ;	   generally speaking  ;	   roughly speaking , 	  6)  (  , )	  7) . ;     speak at  -.;	   speak for	    )   (  ) -.;	    ) to speak well for   ;	   speak of ;	   nothing to speak of  ;	   speak out	    ) ;	    )  ;	   speak to	    )   -.,   -.;	    )  -.;	   speak up	    )    ;	    )  so to speak  

speakeasy  n. . . ,     

speaker  n.	  1) ;	   he is no speaker   	  2) ,  , 	  3) (the S.)  (    ,     )	  4) . 	  5) 	  6) 

speaking  1. pres-p.  speak	2. a.	  1) ;	   speaking acquaintance  	  2) ;	   speaking likeness  ;	   speaking look   to be not on speaking terms with smb.	    )     ,    ;	    )  ; 	3. n. ;	   plain speaking  ;	   in a manner of speaking    ;	   course in public speaking   

speaking-trumpet  n. , 

speaking-tube  n.  

spear  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	  3) . 	  4) . , ;  spear side   ()	2. v.	  1)  	  2)   ()	  3) .   ,  

spearhead  n.	  1) ,  	  2) .  

spearman  n. 

spearmint  n. .  

spec  n. . ;	   on spec	    ) ,  ;	    )    

special  1. a.	  1) ; ;	   to be of special interest   ;	   special course of study  ;	   special anatomy   ;	   special hospital  ;	   special correspondent  ;	   special pleading   	  2) ; ;	   my special chair   	  3) ;	   special edition  ;	   special train	    )  ;	    )   	  4) 	2. n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)  

specialism  n.	  1) 	  2)  

specialist  n. 

speciality  n.	  1) ;	   to make a speciality of smth.   -.	  2)  , 	  3) pl. , 	  4)   ()

specialization  n. 

specialize  v.	  1) ()	  2) ()	  3) .  ,   	  4) . (), 

specially  adv.	  1) 	  2) 

specialty  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  	  4) . , 

specie  n.	  1) (. sing)  	  2) attr. specie payments   

species  n. (pl.  .)	  1) . 	  2) ; ;	   the species, our species  	  3) , ;	   species of cunning   

specific  1. a.	  1) , , ;	   with no specific aim  -.  ;	   specific cause   ( );	   specific remedy (medicine)   ()	  2) , 	  3) , , ; ;	   specific aim  ;	   specific statement   	  4) . ;	   specific difference  ;	   the specific name of a plant   	  5) . ;	   specific gravity ( weight)  ;	   specific heat  	2. n.	  1)  , 	  2)  

specification  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) ,  (  ..)	  3) pl. ,   

specify  v.	  1)  , ;	   he specified the reasons of their failure     	  2) , ;  ; 	  3) ,  ;     	  4)   

specimen  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) . . ; ;	   what a specimen!   !;	   a queer specimen 	  3) attr. ;	   specimen page  

specious  a.	  1) , ;	   specious excuse  ;	   specious tale  	  2) , 

speck  I	1. n.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   a speck of dust 	2. v. , 	II n. . -.	  1) 	  2)  , , 

speckle  1. n. , 	2. v. , 

speckled  1. p-p.  speckle 2	2. a. ;	   speckled hen ,  

specs  n. pl. . 

spectacle  n.	  1) ;	   to be a sad spectacle  ;	   to make a spectacle of oneself    	  2) pl.  (. pair of spectacles);	   to see through rose-coloured spectacles     	  3) pl.   	  4) , 

spectacled  a.	  1)  ,  	  2)  ( )

spectacular  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) 	2. n.  

spectator  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

spectatress  n. 

spectra  pl.  spectrum

spectral  a.	  1) 	  2) . 

spectre  n.	  1) , 	  2)  

spectrometer  n. 

spectroscope  n. 

spectrum  n. (pl. -ra) .	  1) 	  2) attr. ;	   spectrum analysis  

specula  pl.  speculum

specular  a.	  1) ;	   specular surface  	  2) .    

speculate  v.	  1) , ,   (on, upon, as to, about)	  2) ;   ;	   to speculate in shares  

speculation  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) ;   ;	   on speculation = on spec {. spec}

speculative  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) 

speculator  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) 

speculum  n. (pl. -la)	  1) 	  2) . , 	  3)  (  )

sped  p.  p-p.  speed 2

speech  n.	  1) ,  ;  ; ;	   sometimes gestures are more expressive than speech    	  2) , ;  ;	   to be slow of speech  ;	   his speech is indistinct   ,    	  3) ,  ;	   to deliver ( to make, to give) a speech  ;	   set speech   ;	   speech from the throne  	  4) ; 	  5) . 	  6)  (. )	  7) attr. ;	   speech habits  

speech-day  n. ,   ( )

speechify  v. . , ;   

speechless  a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   speechless entreaty  	  3) ;	   speechless with rage   	  4) 

speed  1. n.	  1) ;  ; ;	   with all speed ;	   at full speed  ;	   at great speed   ;	   to gather speed  ,  ;	   to put in the first (second) speed   () 	  2) . ;	   to wish good speed  	  3) .  	2. v. (sped)	  1) ,  ;	   an arrow sped past   ;	   he sped down the street      	  2) (speeded )  (. speed up)	  3) , 	  4) (speeded )  	  5)  ( )

speed-boat  n.  

speed-cop  n. . ,    

speed-limit  n.   ()

speed-reducer  n. . 

speed-up  n.	  1) 	  2)      

speed-up system  = sweating system

speeder  n.	  1) .  	  2) .  

speedily  adv. , 

speeding  1. pres-p.  speed 2	2. n.    

speedometer  n. 

speedster  n.	  1) .  	  2) . 

speedway  n.	  1)    	  2)    ,  

speedwell  n. . 

speedy  a.	  1) , ; 	  2) 	  3) 

spelaean  a.	  1) ,   	  2) 

spell  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2) ; ;	   under a spell ;	   to cast a spell on ( over) smb. ,  -.	2. v. 	II v. (spelt, spelled )	  1)    ()  ;	   how do you spell your name?    ?;	   we do not pronounce as we spell    ,  ;	   to spell backward    ( )   ; .  ;  	  2) ,  (  ; . -n- spells one)	  3) ,    spell out	    )   ,  ;	    ) ,  (.  );	    )     	III 1. n.	  1)   ;	   spell of fine weather   ;	   leave it alone for a spell      	  2)  (,  )	  3) ,  ( ,   ..);	   to take spells at the wheel    	2. v. (. .)	  1) ; 	  2)  	  3) , 

spellbind  v. (spellbound) 

spellbinder  n. . ,   

spellbound  1. p.  p-p.  spellbind	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 

spelldown  n. .    

speller  n.	  1) a good (bad) speller  ()  	  2) = spelling-book

spelling  I pres-p.  spell I, 2	II 1. pres-p.  spell	II 2. n.	  1) , ;	   variant spelling of a word   	  2)    	III pres-p.  spell III, 2

spelling-bee  = spelldown

spelling-book  n.	  1)  	  2)    

spelt  I n. .  ,  	II p.  p-p.  spell II

spelter  n.	  1)   (   )	  2) .  

spencer  n.  (  )

spend  v. (spent)	  1) , ;	   to spend much trouble on smth.     -.	  2)  ();	   to spend a sleepless night   	  3) ;	   to spend oneself , ;	   the storm has spent itself  	  4) .  ()

spender  n. , 

spendthrift  1. n. , 	2. a. 

Spenserian  a. Spenserian stanza .  

spent  1. p.  p-p.  spend	2. a.	  1) , ;	   spent bullet   ;	   spent steam  ;	   the night is far spent .   ;	   a well spent life   	  2) , 

sperm  I n. . 	II = sperm-whale

sperm-whale  n. . 

spermaceti  n. 

spermatic  a. . 

spermatorrhoea  n. . 

spermatozoa  pl.  spermatozoon

spermatozoon  n. (pl. -zoa) . 

spew  1. n. , 	2. v. , 

sphacelate  v.  , 

sphagna  pl.  sphagnum

sphagnum  n. (pl. -na) . 

sphenoid  .	1. a. 	2. n. ,  

spheral  a.	  1) 	  2) ; 

sphere  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) ;  	  4) . , 	  5)   (. celestial sphere)	  6) , ,  ;	   he has done much in his particular sphere      ;	   that is not in my sphere    	  7)  , ;	   he moves in quite another sphere      	2. v.	  1)   	  2)   	  3) .  ( )

spheric  = spherical

spherical  a. , 

sphericity  n. , 

spherics  n. pl. (.  sing)    

spheroid  n. 

spheroidal  n. , 

spherule  n. ,  

sphincter  n. . 

sphinges  pl.  sphinx

sphinx  n. (pl. es sphinges)	  1) 	  2)  ;  

spice  1. n.	  1) , ; . 	  2)  (-.); ,  (of)	  3) , 	2. v.	  1)  ()	  2)  

spickand span  a.	  1)  	  2) , ;  

spicy  a.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   spicy bits of scandal  	  3) . , 

spider  n.	  1) ;	   spider's web = spider-web	  2) 	  3) . ; 

spider-crab  n. .  

spider-web  n. 

spidery  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

spiel  .	1. n.	  1) . . ;  	  2) attr. spiel truck  	2. v. . . , 

spieler  . n. . .	  1) 	  2) 

spier  n. 

spigot  n. .	  1) ,  ,  ();  	  2) 

spike  1. n.	  1)  , 	  2) ,  ( )	  3) , 	  4) 	  5)    	  6)  "" (. spike heel)	  7) . 	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2)      	  3) , 	  4)  ;	   to spike smb.'s plans  -. 	  5) .   to spike a rumour . .  ;	   to spike smb.'s guns  -. 

spiked  1. p-p.  spike 2	2. a.  ,  ;	   spiked shoes   

spikenard  n.  (   )

spikewise  adv.   

spiky  a.	  1) , ;  	  2) ; 	  3) .    

spile  n.	  1) ;  	  2) , 

spill  I	1. n.	  1) .  ( ,  );	   to have ( to get) a spill 	  2) . , 	  3) = spillway	2. v. (spilt, spilled )	  1) (), (), (); ();	   to spill blood  ;	   to spill the blood of smb.    -.	  2) . 	  3) ,  ()	  4) .  ()	II n.	  1) ;    (    ..)	  2) ,  

spillikin  n.	  1) 	  2) pl.   

spillway  n. . 

spilt  p.  p-p.  spill I, 2

spilth  n. . ,  

spin  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  ;   ( , , );	   to go for a spin in a car   	  3) . 	  4) . 	2. v. (spun, span; spun)	  1) , 	  2) ,  ( );	   to spin a cocoon  (  )	  3) (), (),  ;	   to spin a top  ;	   to spin a coin  ;	   to send smb. spinning  -. 	  4) .  ( )	  5) . ,   (   ..)	  6)  ()  	  7) .  ( - ) spin in .   ;	   spin off .   ;	   spin out	    ) ;     -.;	    ) ;	   to spin out money   ,     to spin a story ( a yarn)  

spinach  n. 

spinal  a. . ;	   spinal bone ;	   spinal column  ;  ;	   spinal cord  ;	   spinal fluid  

spindle  1. n.	  1) 	  2) .    	  3)  	  4)  	  5) . , ,  spindle side   ()	2. v. ;    

spindle-legged  a.	  1)    ( )	  2)    (   ..)

spindle-legs  = spindle-shanks

spindle-shanked  = spindle-legged 1

spindle-shanks  n. pl. (.  sg.   pl.) .  

spindling  1. pres-p.  spindle 2	2. n.	  1)  	  2)  ;    	3. a.	  1)    ( )	  2)    (   ..)

spindly  a.   ; 

spindrift  n.	  1)     	  2) attr. spindrift clouds  

spine  n.	  1) .  ;  	  2) 	  3) . , , 	  4) . 	  5)  ()	  6)  ()

spinel  n. . 

spineless  a.	  1) . 	  2) , , 	  3) . .     

spinet  n.  ( )

spinnaker  n. .  ( )

spinner  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  	  3)   ( ,  )	  4) .  

spinneret  = spinner 3

spinney  n. , 

spinning  1. pres-p.  spin 2	2. n. 	3. a. 

spinning-machine  n.  

spinningwheel  n. , 

spinster  n.  ; .  ()

spinthariscope  n. . 

spiny  a.	  1) ;    	  2) , 

spiracle  n.	  1) 	  2)  ( )	  3)  (   ..)

spiraea  n. . 

spiral  1. n.	  1) ;	   heating spiral  	  2) .  	  3) .      (,   ..)	2. a. , , ;	   spiral balance  , 

spirant  n. . 

spire  I n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3)  	II n.	  1) 	  2) 

spirilla  pl.  spirillum

spirillum  n. (pl. la) . 

spirit  1. n.	  1) ;  ; ;	   in (the) spirit ,  	  2) , 	  3)  (      );	   one of the greatest spirits of his day      	  4) , ;	   to take smth. in the wrong spirit   -.;	   you don't go about it in the right spirit      	  5)  , , ;	   a man of an unbending spirit  ,  	  6) ( pl.) ,  ;	   to be in high ( good) spirits   ,  ;	   to be in low spirits, to be out of spirits    ;	   it shows a kindly spirit    ;	   to keep up smb.'s spirits  -. ,  -.;	   try to keep up your spirits   	  7) ; , ;	   to go at smth. with spirit    -.;	   people of spirit ,  ;	   to speak with spirit   	  8) ,  ;	   the spirit of progress  ;	   the spirit of times  	  9) (. pl.) , ,  ;	   spirit of camphor  ;	   spirit(s) of wine  	  10) attr. 	  11) attr.  that's the right spirit!  !	2. v.	  1) , ;  ( spirit up)	  2)   (. spirit away, spirit off)

spirited  1. p-p.  spirit 2	2. a. , , ;  ( );	   spirited reply  ;	   spirited translation  ;	   spirited speech  

spiritism  n. 

spiritlamp  n. 

spiritless  a. , 

spiritlevel  n. , , 

spiritrapping  n. , 

spiritual  1. a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) , 	  4) , ;	   spiritual court  ;	   lords spiritual  -  	2. n.	  1) . ,   	  2) pl.  

spiritualism  n.	  1) . 	  2) = spiritism

spiritualistic  a.	  1) . 	  2) 

spirituality  n.	  1) 	  2) 

spiritualize  v. 

spirituous  a. ,  ( )

spirt  1. n. = spurt 1, 1	2. v. = spurt 2, 1

spit  I	1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  ;  , 	2. v.   ; , 	II 1. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3)     spit and polish	    ) . .  ;	    ) .  ;	   the spit and image of smb.  ,   -.;	   to be the dead ( the very) spit   ;	   he is the very spit of his father   	2. v. (spat)	  1) ();	   to spit blood  	  2) 	  3) ,  ( ,   ..)	  4) ;  spit at    -.;	   spit out	    ) ;	    ) .  ();	    ) to spit it out . , ;	   spit it out!  !;	   spit upon   -.;     -.	III n.  (    )

spite  1. n.	  1) , ;	   to have a spite against smb.    -.;	   in ( for, from) spite 	  2) in spite of (.  prep.  cj.)  	2. v. ,  

spiteful  a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) 

spitfire  n. ; ,  

spitting image  n. .  , ""

spittle  n. ; 

spittoon  n. 

spitz  n. 

spitzdog  = spitz

spiv  n. .	  1) ; ;  	  2) attr. 

spivvery  n. . ;  

splanchnic  a.   , 

splash  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   to fall into water with a splash   	  3) 	  4)  	  5) .  ,  ()	  6)  ,  to make a splash  ;	   front-page splash  	2. v.	  1) ; ();	   to splash a page with ink   	  2) ()	  3)  (   ; . splash through, splash across);	   to splash one's way through the mud   	  4) ,  (into)	  5) ;	   fields splashed with poppies ,   splash down  (  )

splash-board  n.	  1) ,  (, )	  2) .  

splashdown  n.  ( )

splasher  n. .  

splatter  v.	  1) ; 	  2)  , 

splay  1. n. , 	2. a.	  1) , , 	  2)  	  3) 	3. v.	  1)   ()	  2) ()	  3) 	  4)    ( )

splay-foot  a. ,    

splay-footed  a. ,    

spleen  n.	  1) . 	  2) ; ;	   to vent one's spleen upon smb.    -.	  3) . , 

spleenful  a. , , 

splendent  a. , 

splendid  a.	  1) ; ; 	  2) . , 

splendiferous  a. . , , 

splendour  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) , ; 

splenetic  1. a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) . 	2. n.	  1)   	  2) ,  

splenic  a. 

splice  1. n.	  1) . 	  2) .  , 	2. v.	  1) . ,  ( )	  2) .  ; 	  3) . 

splint  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ,  (  )	  3) . , 	  4) = splint-bone	  5) . 	  6) . , 	2. v. .  

splint-bone  n. .  

splinter  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , 	  4) attr. ;	   splinter effect .  	2. v. ();  (); 

splinter group  n.  () 

splintery  a.	  1)     	  2)      

split  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , , ; 	  3) 	  4) ,  ( )	  5)     ( ,   ..)	  6) . 	  7) pl. . 	  8)   ( , , )	2. a. , ; ;  ;	   split decision ,    ;	   split second -  ; 	3. v. (split)	  1) (); () (. split asunder)	  2) (), ;	   to split one's forces  ;	   my head is splitting      	  3)   ;  (. split up);   -. (with);	   to split one's vote ( ticket)      ;	   to split the profits  ;	   to split a bottle .    	  4) ;  ( ,   ..) split off (); ;	   split on .  ();	   split up (), () to split one's sides   ;	   the rock on which we split  ;  ;	   to split smb.'s ears  -.;	   to split the difference	    )   ;	    )   

split infinitive  n. .     to (. I wish to highly recommend him)

split mind  = split personality

split personality  n.  

split pin  n. . 

split ring  n.   

split ticket  n. . ,          

split vote  = split ticket

splitter  n.	  1) 	  2)  ; 	  3)   

splitting  1. pres-p.  split 3	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) ,  (  )	  4) 

splodge  = splotch

splosh  n.	  1) .  	  2) . 

splotch  n.	  1)  	  2)   

splotchy  a.  ; 

splurge  .	1. n.  ,  (. )	2. v.  , ,    

splutter  1. n.	  1)  , 	  2) 	  3) 	2. v.	  1)    , 	  2)  , 	  3) ,  ( ,   ..)

spoil  1. n.	  1) (. pl.  .) ,  ;	   the spoils of war  , 	  2) , ,      -.	  3)  ,    ..,   	  4) pl.  ,    ,   	  5)  ;  	  6) attr. spoils system      ,   ;      	2. v. (spoilt, spoiled )	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  ( )	  4) . . , ;	   to spoil the Egyptians .     ;     to be spoiling for .   -.;   -.;	   to be spoiling for a fight   

spoil-sport  n. ,    

spoilage  n.	  1) 	  2)  , 

spoilsman  n. . ,       

spoilt  1. p.  p-p.  spoil 2	2. a. ; ;	   the spoilt child of fortune  

spoke  I	1. n.	  1)  ()	  2) ,  ( ) to put a spoke in smb.'s wheel  -.   	2. v.  	II p.  speak

spoke-bone  n. .  

spoken  1. p-p.  speak	2. a. ; ;	   spoken language  

spokesman  n. , ; 

spoliation  n.	  1) ,   (.     )	  2) .      (     )

spondaic  a. . 

spondee  n. . 

spondulicks  n. pl. . . 

sponge  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)  ;	   to have a sponge down  	  4) -.,   , .,   ,    ..	  5) = sponger 1	  6) "", ,   -.,   	  7) .  (   ) to pass the sponge over smth.   -.;	   to chuck ( to throw) up the sponge   	2. v.	  1) , ,  	  2)  	  3) .   -. ( );  -. ,     sponge down ()  ;	   sponge off  ;	   sponge on .    ;	   sponge out	    )  ;	    )   ;	   sponge up  ;	   sponge upon = sponge on

sponge-cake  n. 

sponger  n.	  1) ; , 	  2)  

spongy  a.	  1) , , 	  2) , 

sponsion  n. 

sponsor  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3)  ();  ()	  4) , 	  5)  	2. v.	  1)  ( -.)	  2) ,  (,   ..)	  3) ; 

spontaneity  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

spontaneous  a.	  1) , ;	   spontaneous combustion ;	   spontaneous generation 	  2) 	  3) , ; ;	   spontaneous enthusiasm  ;	   spontaneous movement	    ) ;	    )  

spoof  .	1. n.	  1) , 	  2) attr. , 	2. v. ; ;	   you've been spoofed  

spook  n. . 

spool  1. n. , ; 	2. v.  ( ,   ..)

spoon  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2)    ()	  3) .  	  4) 	  5) .  to be born with a silver spoon in one's mouth =   	2. v.	  1)   (. spoon up, spoon out)	  2) .  (  );    ( )	  3)    	II v. .  ( )

spoon-bait  n. 

spoon-bill  n. . 

spoon-drift  = spindrift

spoon-fed  a.	  1)     (   ..)	  2)      ;     (  )	  3) . . 

spoon-meat  n.    

spoonerism  n.    (., blushing crow . crushing blow)

spoonful  n.   (-.)

spoony  a. .	  1) 	  2) ; 

spoor  1. n.  ()	2. v. ,   

sporadic  a. , , 

sporangia  pl.  sporangium

sporangium  n. (pl. gia) . 

spore  n. . 

sporran  n.     (   )

sport  1. n.	  1) ,  ; ;  ;	   athletic sports ;	   to go in for sports  ;	   to have good sport  	  2) pl.  	  3) . 	  4) .  	  5) . 	  6) , ; ;	   to become the sport of fortune   ;	   in sport  ;	   what sport!  !	  7) ;	   to make sport of 	  8) . 	2. a. ;	   sport clothes  	3. v.	  1) , , ; 	  2)  	  3) 	  4) . ,  ; ;	   to sport a rose in one's buttonhole    	  5) .   sport away ,  to sport one's oak . .    ;   

sportful  a. ; 

sporting  1. pres-p.  sport 3	2. a. ;  sporting chance  ;	   sporting house	    )  ;	    )  

sportive  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

sports  = sport 2

sportsman  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ,  

sportsmanlike  a.	  1) 	  2) , , ; 

sportsmanship  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) , 

sportswoman  n. 

sporty  a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) , 

spot  1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) , ;	   without a spot on his reputation   	  3) ;	   a face covered with spots  	  4)  ()	  5) ;	   a retired spot  ;	   on the spot  ; ,  {. . 7};	   to act on the spot   ;	   to be on the spot  ;	   the people on the spot ,       	  6) .     ;	   how about a spot of lunch?   ?;	   will you have a spot of whisky?   ?	  7) .  ;	   on ( upon) the spot, in a spot  ,    {. . 5};	   to put smb. on the spot  -.   	  8) pl. = spot goods {. 9}	  9) attr. ;   ;	   spot cash  ;	   spot goods  ;    ;	   spot price      	  10) attr. . ;	   spot broadcasting    blind spot	    )  ;	    ) ,      ;	    ) .  	2. v.	  1) , ,  () ;	   this silk spots with water       	  2) , 	  3) . , ; , ;	   to spot the cause of the trouble   ;	   to spot the winner      ;	   I spotted his roguery as soon as I met him     ,    	  4)  , 	  5)  	  6) .  ( );	   it's beginning to spot, it is spotting with rain  	  7) .  

spotless  a.	  1)   	  2) ; 

spotlight  1. n.	  1) .   	  2) .   to be in the spotlight    	2. v.	  1) 	  2)    

spotted  1. p-p.  spot 2	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

spotted fever  n.	  1)  	  2)  

spotter  n.	  1) 	  2) . , 	  3) .  ()

spotty  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) 

spouse  n. . .	  1) ; 	  2) pl.  

spout  1. n.	  1) , , 	  2)    ;  	  3)          	  4) ;  ;  	  5) .   ( ) up the spout	    )  ;	   his watch is put up the spout    ;	    ) ; 	2. v.	  1)  , ,  	  2) ;	   the volcano spouts lava   	  3) . , ;	   to spout poetry  	  4) . 

spraddle  v.   

sprain  1. n.  	2. v.  

sprang  p.  spring I, 2

sprat  n.	  1) , ;   ,   	  2) .  	  3) .   to throw ( to risk) a sprat to catch a whale =    

sprat-day  n. 9 ,    

sprawl  1. n.  ;  	2. v.	  1) ();  ( );	   to send one sprawling  -.  	  2)  (, )   	  3)    

sprawling  1. pres-p.  sprawl 2	2. a. ; ;	   sprawling handwriting  ;	   sprawling shoots  

spray  I n.	  1) , 	  2)    	II 1. n.	  1)  , 	  2)   	  3) , 	  4) .   	2. v. , ; , , 

sprayer  n.	  1) , 	  2) . 

spread  1. n.	  1) ;	   the spread of learning  	  2)  (  ..)	  3) , ; ; ;	   a wide spread of country  	  4)   (, ,   ..)	  5) .  ,  ;	   he gave us no end of a spread    	  6) , 	  7) ; 	  8)    (    )	  9)  	  10) . . ,  ( , ,   ..)	2. v. (spread)	  1) (); (); (); ();	   to spread a banner  ;	   to spread one's hands to the fire    ;	   to spread a sail  ;	   a broad plain spreads before us     ;	   the peacock spreads its tail   ;	   the river here spreads to a width of half a mile       	  2) (), ();	   the fire spread from the factory to the house nearby       ;	   to spread rumours (disease)   ()	  3) to spread oneself	    )  ( );	    ) , ;	    )    ; "";	    ) .  ,    	  4) , , ;	   to spread the table   ;	   to spread a carpet on the floor    ;	   to spread manure over a field    ;	   a meadow spread with daisies ,  	  5) (); ();	   to spread butter on bread   ;	   the paint spreads well   	  6) ; ;	   the course of lectures spreads over a year    	  7) . ;	   to spread on the records   	  8) . , , ,  spread out	    ) ();	   to spread out a map  ;	   to spread out one's legs  ;	   the branches spread out like a fan   ;	    ) 

spread eagle  n.     (  )

spread-eagle  1. a.	  1) 	  2) . . ; , -	2. v. 

spread-eagleism  n. . . -

spreader  n.	  1) 	  2) .   ; ; 	  3) -. 	  4) -. 

spree  n. , ; ;	   to go ( to be) on the spree ;	   what a spree!  !

sprig  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)    	  3) ;   	  4)  , 	  5) . 	2. v.	  1)     	  2)  

sprightly  1. a. , 	2. adv. , 

spring  I	1. n.	  1) , ;	   to take a spring ;	   to rise with a spring 	  2) ; 	  3) , 	  4) , ;	   his mind has lost its spring    	  5) , , 	  6) (. pl.) , ; ;	   the springs of action  	  7) , 	2. v. (sprang, sprung; sprung)	  1) , ; ;	   to spring at ( upon) smb.   -.;	   to spring to one's feet   ;	   to spring over a fence   ;	   to spring up into the air   	  2)  	  3)  ; ,  (. spring up);	   his mistakes spring from carelessness   -  ;	   he is sprung from royal blood     	  4) ;	   many new houses have sprung in this district       ;	   where have you sprung from?   ?	  5) 	  6)       ;	   to spring into fame  	  7)  , ; ; ;	   the buds are springing  	  8)  ( )	  9)  , , ()	  10)  ()	  11)  ()	  12)  ;	   the door sprang to   ( )	  13) 	  14) ,  ( );	   blood sprang to my cheeks     	  15)  ,  (upon);	   to spring surprises  ;	   the news was sprung upon me    	  16) .    , ;    spring back ;	   spring out . ,  ( -.);	   spring up  ( ,   ..), 	II n.	  1) 	  2) attr. 

spring balance  n.  , 

spring bed  n.  

spring chicken  n.	  1) 	  2) . ,   (.  )

spring tide  n. .  

spring water  n.  

spring-board  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

spring-halt  n. . 

springbok  n. . , , 

springbuck  = springbok

springe  n. , , 

springer  n.	  1) 	  2)    	  3) 	  4) .   

springhead  n. 

springtide  n. . 

springtime  n. ,  

springy  a. , ; 

sprinkle  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3)  ; 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  (with sprinkle -.);  (on)	  3) , 

sprinkler  n.	  1) 	  2) = sprinkling-machine; street sprinkler  	  3) attr. sprinkler system  

sprinkling  1. pres-p.  sprinkle 2	2. n. = sprinkle 1

sprinkling-machine  n.  ;  

sprint  1. n.    , 	2. v.    , 

sprinter  n.    , 

sprit  n. . 

sprite  n. ; 

sprocket  n. .  ; 

sprocketwheel  = sprocket

sprout  1. n.	  1) , , 	  2) pl.   (. Brussels sprouts)	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2) 

spruce  I	1. a. ; , 	2. v.	  1)    (. spruce up)	  2) 	II n. 

sprue  I n. .  	II n. . ,  

spruit  n. -.  (. )

sprung  1. p.  p-p.  spring I, 2	2. a.	  1)  ( , )	  2) . 

spry  a. , ; ;	   look spry! !

spud  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) . ;	   pl. 	  3) .  	2. v. , 

spuddle  v. .   

spue  = spew

spume  1. n. ; 	2. v. 

spumous  a. ;  

spumy  = spumous

spun  1. p..  p-p.  spin 2	2. a. spun casting .  ;	   spun cotton  ;	   spun gold ,  ;	   spun yarn . 

spunk  n.	  1) . ; 	  2) 

spunky  a. , ; 

spur  1. n.	  1) ;	   to put ( to set) spurs to ; . , ;	   to win one's spurs .   ; .  ,  	  2)  (     )  	  3) ,    	  4) , ;	   on the spur of the moment	    )   ;	    ) , 	  5) .  	  6) . 	  7) = spur track to need the spur  	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) ,  (to spur  -.)	  4) ,  (. spur on, spur forward) to spur a willing horse ,      

spur gear  n. .   

spur track  n. -.  

spurge  n. . 

spurious  a.	  1) ; ;	   spurious coin  ;	   spurious manuscript  ;	   spurious sentiment  	  2) 	  3) . 

spurn  1. v.	  1)   ; 	  2)  	  3)   ( -.)	2. n.	  1)  , 	  2)  

spurrier  n. -

spurt  1. n.	  1) ;	   spurts of flame  	  2)   , 	2. v.	  1)   (. spurt down, spurt out);  ()	  2)   , 

spurwheel  = spur gear

sputa  pl.  sputum

sputnik  . n. () 

sputter  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) = splutter 1;	  4) ; 	2. v.	  1)  ; ;   ( )	  2) ,  ( ,   ..)	  3) = splutter 2, 1

sputum  n. (pl. ta)	  1) 	  2) . 

spy  1. n. ;  ; 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) , , ;	   to spy faults   spy into  ;	   spy out , ;	   to spy out the land  ;	   spy upon   -.

spyglass  n.  

spyhole  n. 

squab  1. n.	  1)  	  2)     	  3)   	  4) 	2. a.   ; 

squab pie  n.	  1)   	  2)   ,   

squabble  1. n. ,  - 	2. v.	  1) ,  - 	  2) . () ( )

squabby  a.   

squad  1. n.	  1) . ; ; ;  ;	   awkward squad .  ; . ;	   flying squad	    )  ;	    )   	  2)  ()	  3) .  	2. v. .   , , 

squad car  n.  

squad drill  n.   

squadron  1. n.	  1) . 	  2) () 	  3) . ,  ()	  4) . 	  5) 	  6) attr. . ; 	  7) attr. . 	2. v. .   

squadron-leader  n.	  1)  	  2) .  

squalid  a.	  1) , 	  2) ; ; ;	   squalid lodgings  	  3) 

squall  I	1. n. ,  ; 	2. v. ,  ;  ( )	II n.	  1) 	  2) . ,  look out for squalls  ;  

squally  a. ; 

squalor  n.	  1) , 	  2) ; 

squama  n. (pl. mae) 

squamae  pl.  squama

squander  1. n. 	2. v. , ;	   to squander time   

square  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ; ;	   square of glass  	  3) , 	  4)  ()	  5) . 	  6) 	  7) .  ;	   three square is nine     	  8) .   (= 100 2 = 9,29 2)	  9) . , ;  on the square ,  ;	   out of square	    ) ,    ;	    ) , ;  	2. a.	  1) ;  ;	   square inch  ;	   a table four feet square   4     4  	  2) 	  3)    (with, to square -.);	   keep your face square to the camera     ;	   the picture is not square with the ceiling   	  4) , , ;	   to get one's accounts square    	  5) . , , , ;	   square deal  ;	   square refusal  	  6) . , ;	   to have a square meal  	  7) . ; ; ,  to get square with smb.    -.;	   to call it square , ;	   all square	    )    ( );	    ) . , 	3. adv.	  1) ;	   to stand square  	  2) ; 	  3)   	  4) , 	  5) 	4. v.	  1)   ;  	  2) , ;	   to square one's elbows  ;	   to square one's shoulders  	  3)    ()	  4)   , , 	  5) , ; .  (. square up)	  6) (), ();	   his description does not square with yours      ;	   you should square your practice with your principles      	  7)  (., )	  8) . 	  9) .   ( )	  10) .    square off	    )    ( );	    )      ;	   square up	    ) ,   ( -.);	    )    ( ) to square the circle  ;    

square shooter  n. . ,  

square-built  a. 

square-rigged  a. .    

square-toed  a.	  1)  ,   ( )	  2) ; 	  3) , 

square-toes  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  

squarehead  n. . .     

squarson  n. (.  squire  parson) . ,     

squash  I	1. n.	  1)  , ""	  2)  ;	   lemon (orange) squash  ( )	  3) ; ; 	  4)    ( ; . squash rackets)	2. v.	  1) , , 	  2) 	  3) ; 	  4) .  , 	  5) . 	II n. . ; 

squash hat  n.   

squashy  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

squat  1. n.	  1)   	  2) 	2. v.	  1)   ;    ( )	  2)     ;    	  3) . 	  4)    	3. a.   , 

squatter  n.	  1)   	  2)     ;    	  3)        	  4) . 

squatty  = squat 3

squaw  n.	  1)  (  )	  2) . . , 

squaw-man  n. . ,   

squawk  1. n.	  1)   ()	  2) .  , 	2. v.	  1)   ( )	  2) .  , 

squeak  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) . , 

squeaker  n. . 

squeaky  a.	  1) 	  2) 

squeal  1. n.	  1) ,  	  2) . 	2. v.	  1) ,  ;  	  2) . , 	  3) . ;  (on squeal -.);	   to make smb. squeal ,  

squealer  n.	  1) 	  2) = squeaker	  3) 

squeamish  a.	  1)  ;  ( );	   I feel squeamish  	  2) ; , , 	  3) 

squeegee  n.	  1)      (. squeegee mop)	  2)     

squeezability  n. 

squeezable  a.	  1) , 	  2)   ; , ;	   squeezable person  

squeeze  1. n.	  1) , ; , ;	   to give a squeeze (of the hand)  ()	  2)  	  3) . , ; ; 	  4) , 	  5) .  ;  (. tight squeeze)	  6)  (  ..)	  7) .  	2. v.	  1) ; ; ;	   to squeeze smb.'s hand  -. ;	   to squeeze moist clay   	  2) (); ;	   the sponge squeezes well    ;	   to squeeze out a tear  	  3) ;  (out of);	   to squeeze a confession  	  4)  (  ..)	  5) ,  (in, into);  (past, through)	  6)   (  ..)

squeezed  1. p-p.  squeeze 2	2. a.  squeezed orange = " ";   ( ) 

squeezer  n.	  1) ,  ,   . {. squeeze 2}	  2) 	  3) pl.         	  4) .    

squelch  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ,  	2. v.	  1) ;	   to squelch through the mud   	  2)  , 	  3) 	  4)  

squelcher  = squelch 1, 2

squib  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ; ; 	  3) . 	2. v.	  1)  , , 	  2) 	  3) 

squiffed  a. . 

squiffer  n. .  ( )

squiffy  a. .  

squill  n. .  

squint  1. n.	  1) ;	   to have a bad squint  	  2) .  , ;	   let me have a squint at it   	2. v.	  1)  ()	  2) .  (    ..)	  3)  ,  (at)	3. a. , 

squint-eyed  a.	  1) , 	  2) ; 

squire  1. n.	  1) , ;	   the squire	    )   ;	    ) .  ;    	  2) . 	  3) .  	2. v. ;	   to squire a dame  

squirearchy  n.	  1) ,  	  2)  , 

squireen  n.   (.  )

squirm  v.	  1) , 	  2)    ;  ,   ..

squirrel  n. 

squirt  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) . ,  ; ; 	  4) . . squirt job	2. v.	  1)  ,  	  2) ; 

squirt-job  n. .  

squish  v. 

St-John's wort  n. . 

stab  1. n.	  1)  ( );	   stab in the back	    )   ,  ;	    ) 	  2)   	  3) . ;	   to have ( to make) a stab at smth.   -.	2. v.	  1)  (into);  ( ), ;   (  ..;	   at);	   to stab in the back	    )    ;   ;	    )   ;	   his conscience stabbed him    	  2) ; ;  ;	   to stab smb.'s reputation  -. 	  3) ,  ( )

stabile  n. .  (    ,   )

stability  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) ,  ();  ()	  3) . 

stabilization  n.	  1) , 	  2) .    ;    

stabilizator  = stabilizer

stabilize  v. ,  

stabilized  1. p-p.  stabilize	2. a. , ;	   stabilized warfare  

stabilizer  n. . 

stable  I a.	  1) ; 	  2) , ;	   stable foundation  	  3) 	  4) , ; 	II 1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ,   , 	2. v.     ;      

stable-companion  n.	  1)    	  2) .  ( , ); 

stable-man  n. 

stabling  1. pres-p.  stable II, 2	2. n. ; 

staccato  um. adv. n. . 

stack  1. n.	  1) , , 	  2) , ;	   stack of wood  ; ;	   stack of papers  	  3) . , ;	   stacks ( a whole stack) of work  ;	   stack of bones . .  ; "",   	  4) . ,   	  5) . ;	   pl. 	  6)  (      = 4  3 = 3,05 	  3) 7)  ;   	2. v.	  1)     . {. 1}	  2) . stack arms! !	  3) stack the cards   (. .) stack up ()   

stack-yard  n. 

stadia  I n.  	II pl.  stadium

stadium  n. (pl. dia)	  1) 	  2)  (-.  )	  3) . 

staff  I n.	  1) (pl. . staves) , ;	   with swords and staves    	  2) 	  3) ; 	  4) , , 	  5) (pl. staves) .  	  6) .   the staff of life  	II 1. n.	  1)  ;  ;  ; ;	   to be on the staff   ;	   the staff of a newspaper  	  2) . 	2. a.	  1) ;	   staff writer   	  2) . 	  3)  ;	   staff room  ()	3. v.  ;  

stag  n.	  1) - (  )	  2) 	  3)  	  4)  	  5)    (   ..)	  6) attr. 

stag-beetle  n. -

stag-party  = stag 4

stage  1. n.	  1) , ; ;	   hanging stage  ( )	  2) , ,  	  3) (the stage) ,  ,  ;	   to be on the stage  ;	   to quit the stage   ; . 	  4) , ;  	  5) , , , , ;	   initial (final) stage  () 	  6) ; , 	  7) = stage-coach	  8) . 	  9)   ()	  10)  ( )	  11) attr. ,  by easy stages  ,  	2. v.	  1)  (); 	  2)  ;	   the play stages well   	  3) , ;	   to stage a demonstration  

stage direction  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) 

stage director  n. , 

stage door  n.    

stage effect  n.  

stage fever  n.    

stage fright  n.     ;   

stage manager  n. 

stage right  n.      

stage whisper  n.	  1)  	  2) ,   ,    

stage-coach  n.  , 

stage-manage  v.	  1)  (  ..)	  2)   (   ..)

stage-struck  a.  ,    

stagecraft  n.    

stagehand  n.  

stager  n. an old stager ,  

stagey  = stagy

stagger  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) .  	  3) pl. .  ( );  ( )	  4) .  	2. v.	  1) ;  	  2) ,  	  3) ,   	  4) ;  	  5) , ; 	  6)   ,    ..;	   staggered hours     (      )	  7) .    ;   

staggerer  n.	  1)  ;    	  2)  

staggerformation  n. .   

staging  1. pres-p.  stage 2	2. n.	  1)  	  2) . , 

stagnancy  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

stagnant  a.	  1)  ( )	  2) 	  3) , ; 

stagnate  v.	  1)  ,  ( )	  2) ,  

stagnation  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

stagy  a. , 

staid  a. , , 

stain  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   without a stain on one's character   	  3) ,  ;  , 	2. v.	  1) ()	  2) ,  (  ..)	  3) ; ()	  4)  ()

stained  1. p-p.  stain 2	2. a.	  1) ,  	  2) , 	  3) , ;	   stained glass  ;  

stainless  a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) .   ;	   stainless steel  

stair  n.	  1)  ();	   flight of stairs  	  2) (. pl.) ; ; . ;	   the stairs are steep  ;	   winding stair  ;	   below stairs	    )   ;	    )     

stair-rod  n.       

staircase  n.	  1) ;	   corkscrew ( spiral) staircase  ;	   open staircase   ;	   principal staircase  	  2)  

stairhead  n.   

stairway  = staircase

stake  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) ,      	  3) (the stake)   ,  	  4)   	  5) ( pl.)  (   ..);  ( );	   he plays for high (low) stakes     ( )	  6) ,  (   ..)	  7) pl.  (   ..)	  8) pl.    to be at stake    ;   ;	   to pull up stakes .   ;  	2. v.	  1)    , 	  2)   	  3)   ,  (-.)	  4) .  	  5) . .  ,  (-.) stake in  ;	   stake off = stake out; stake out   (-.) ;	   to stake out a claim	    )           ;	    )    ( -.);	   stake up  

stalactite  n. . 

stalagmite  n. . 

stale  I	1. a.	  1) ;	   stale bread  	  2) ;	   stale air ,  	  3) ;  ( )	  4) ,  	2. v.	  1) ()	  2)  (-) , 	  3)  , ,  	II 1. n.  ()	2. v.  ( )

stalemate  1. n.	  1) . 	  2)  ;  , 	2. v.	  1) .  	  2)    

stalk  I n.	  1) , ;	   cabbage stalk 	  2) . 	  3)  (  ..)	  4)  ()	  5)  	II 1. n.	  1) ,  	  2) 	2. v.	  1) ,   ( stalk along)	  2)  ( );  

stalking-horse  n.	  1) .  	  2) ; , 

stall  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , , 	  3)   ;	   orchestra (pit) stall    ( ) 	  4)       (  )	  5)  	  6)   	  7) = finger-stall	  8) . 	  9) .  	2. v.	  1)   	  2)    	  3)  ( ,    ..);	   the car was stalled in the mud    	  4) . , 	  5) .   , 	  6) .  

stall-feed  v. -.	  1)   	  2)   

stallion  n. 

stalwart  1. n.	  1)  ;  	  2)   	2. a.	  1) , , 	  2) , , 

stamen  n. . 

stamina  n.   , ; , 

stammer  1. n. 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  (. stammer out);	   to stammer out an excuse ,   

stammerer  n. 

stamp  1. n.	  1) , , ; 	  2) , 	  3)    ( )	  4) ;  	  5) , , ;	   the statement bears the stamp of truth    	  6) , ;	   men of that stamp   	  7) , 	2. v.	  1) , ; , 	  2) , 	  3) (); ();	   the scene is stamp ed on my memory      	  4) ;	   his acts stamp him as an honest man       	  5)  ;   ( );	   to stamp the grass flat  	  6)  	  7)  (  ..) stamp down ;	   stamp out	    ) , ;	   to stamp a fire out  ;	   to stamp out a rebellion  	    )  

stamp act  n. .    

stamp-collector  n.   

stamp-duty  n.  

stamp-mill  n. . 

stamped paper  n.  

stampede  1. n.	  1)  	  2)   	  3) .     ,    ,    ..	2. v. ()   

stamping-ground  n. .   

stanch  I v.   ( )	II = staunch I

stanchion  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) . 

stand  1. n.	  1) ;	   to come to a stand ;	   to bring to a stand 	  2) ;	   to make a stand for   ;	   to make a stand against  ;  	  3) , ;	   to take one's stand	    )  ;	    )  (on, upon stand ) {. . 5}	  4)  (  ..)	  5) ,  ;	   to take one's stand   -.   {. . 3}	  6) ; ; ; , , 	  7) , ; 	  8)  (   ..)	  9) = standing 2, 1	  10)   ;	   a good stand of clover  	  11) 	  12) .    	  13) .   -.    ;   	  14) . 	2. v. (stood)	  1) ;	   he is too weak to stand       ;	   to stand out of the path   	  2) , , 	  3)  (. stand up);	   we stood up to see better  ,    ()	  4)  (. stand still)	  5)   ...;	   he stands six feet three   6  3 	  6)  , 	  7) ;  , ; ;	   to stand fast  ;	   the house still stands   ;	   these boots have stood a good deal of wear    ;	   this colour will stand    ;	   not a stone was left standing     	  8) , , ; ;	   to stand the test  ;	   how does he stand pain?    ?;	   I can't stand him    	  9)   ;	   to stand well with smb.	    )      -;	    )      -.	  10) (.  -) ,    ;	   he stands first in his class      ;	   to stand alone	    )  ;	    )  , ;	   to stand convicted of treason    ;	   to stand corrected  ;   (  ..);	   to stand in need of smth.   -.;	   to stand one's friend  ;	   to stand godmother to the child    ;	   to stand high	    )   ;	    ) corn stands high this year       	  11)   ;	   here I stand    	  12)   ,   (. stand good);	   that translation may stand      	  13)   ( )	  14) . ,  	  15) . ;	   who's going to stand treat?     ?;	   to stand smb. a good dinner  -.   stand against , ;	   stand away, stand back ,  ;	   stand behind ;	   stand between   ;	   stand by	    ) ;   ;	    ) , , ;	   to stand by one's friend   ;	    ) , ; ;	   to stand by one's promise  ;	    )  ;	    ) .      ;	   stand down    ( );	   stand for	    ) ,  ;	    ) , ;	    )  ; ;	    ) . , ;	   stand in	    ) ;	    )    ,   ;	    )  ,  (with);	    ) .   ,   ;	   stand off	    )    ;  ;	    ) ,  ( );	    ) .   ;	   stand on	    )   -.;	    ) .   ;	    )   (  ..);	   stand out	    ) , ;	   to stand out against a background   ;	    )  ; ;	   he stood out for better terms     ;	    ) .   ;	   stand over  ;  , ;	   let the matter stand over   ;	   stand to	    )  -.;	   to stand to one's colours  ,    ;	   to stand to it    -.;	    )  -.;	    )  (  ..);	   stand up	    ) ;	    )    ..;	    ) . to stand smb. up  -.;	   stand up for , ;	   stand upon = stand on; to stand upon one's right  (  )  ;	   stand up to	    )  ;   ;	    ) ,  to stand Sam .   ;	   how do matters stand?   ?;	   I don't know where I stand  ,      (   );	   to stand on end   ( );	   stand and deliver!  !; "  "!;	   to stand to lose    ;	   it stands to reason that   , ;	   to stand to win     

stand-by  1. n.	  1)  	  2) 	2. a. , , 

stand-in  n.	  1)  	  2) .  ( ,     )	  3) , 

stand-off  1. n.	  1) ,  (   )	  2) 	  3) . 	2. a. ; , 

stand-offish  a. ; ; 

stand-out  n.	  1) -.  ( ,   ..)	  2) . ,     ,   ..

stand-pipe  n. .  

stand-up  a.	  1) ;	   stand-up collar  	  2) stand-up fight  ;	   stand-up meal  ,  ;	   stand-up buffet ,   

standard  1. n.	  1) , ;	   to raise the standard of revolt   ;	   to march under the standard of smb. .   -.	  2) , , , ;	   standard of culture ( of education)  ;	   standard of life ( of living)  ;	   standard of price .  ;	   standards of weight  ;	   to fall short of accepted standards    ;	   up to (below) standard  ( )  	  3) , , 	  4)  (  )	  5)  	  6)  ,  ;	   the gold standard  	  7) . 	  8) attr. standard lamp 	2. a.	  1) , ; ;	   standard shape (size)   (- );	   standard gauge -.  	  2) , ; ;	   the standard book on the subject     	  3)  ( )

standard time  n. ,  

standard-bearer  n.	  1) 	  2)  , 

standardization  n. , 

standardize  v. ; 

standee  n. . .	  1)  	  2) .    

standfast  n.  

standing  1. pres-p.  stand 2	2. n.	  1) ;	   a quarrel of long standing  	  2) ; ;   ;	   a person of high standing  	  3) 	  4) , 	  5)  to have no standing   ;  	3. a.	  1) ;	   standing corn   	  2) ; ;	   standing army  ;	   standing committee  ;	   standing dish  ; .  ;	   standing joke ,   ;	   standing menace  	  3) , ;	   standing barrage .   	  4) , 	  5)    	  6) ,  ( )

standing-room  n.  ,    (.  )

standingorder  n.	  1) .  -	  2) pl. .  

standpatter  n. . . , 

standpoint  n.  

standstill  n. , , ;	   to come to a standstill   ;	   work was at a standstill   

stanhope  n.    

stank  p.  stink 2

stannary  n.  

stannic  a. . 

stanniferous  a.  

stanza  n. . , 

staple  I n. , , ; 	II 1. n.	  1)       ,    	  2)   	  3)   (-.);	   the staple of conversation   	  4) 	  5) .  	  6) . 	  7) .  ();   ()	2. a.	  1)  (     )	  2) , 

star  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   fixed stars  	  2) ,    ;  ;	   literary star  ;	   soccer star  	  3) . 	  4) -.,  ;  (    )	  5) , ;	   to have one's star in the ascendant ;	   to thank ( to bless) one's stars   stars and stripes   ;	   I saw stars =      	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ; ; ;	   star witness  	  3) star system .   ,      	3. v.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)   ,  ;	   to star in the provinces      	  4)   

Star Chamber  n. .  

star connection  n. .  

star shell  n. .  

star turn  n.   

star-gazer  n. .	  1) ; ; 	  2) , 

star-gazing  n. .	  1)  ; 	  2) 	  3) 

star-spangled  a.	  1)  ;	   the Star-Spangled Banner   (    )	  2) -,   ( )

starboard  .	1. n.  	2. a.  ;  	3. v.   

starch  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) . . ,  to take the starch out of smb. . ,    -.	2. v. 

starchy  a.	  1) ,  	  2) 	  3) 

stardom  n.	  1)      ,  	  2) .  ( , )

stare  1. n.    	2. v.	  1)  ; ;     (at, upon stare );	   to stare smb. out of countenance  -.  ;	   to stare straight before one    ;	   to stare with astonishment     ;	   to make people stare ,  	  2)  (   ..) stare down   to stare smb. in the face	    ) , ;	    )  , ;	    ) the book I was looking for was staring me in the face ,   ,   

starfish  n. .  

staring  1. pres-p.  stare 2	2. a.	  1)   ( );  ( )	  2) ,   , 

stark  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   stark nonsense  	  3) . , , 	2. adv. , ;	   stark naked  

starless  a. 

starlet  n.	  1)  	  2)   ,  ,  

starlight  1. n.  	2. a. ;	   starlight night  

starling  I n. 	II n. , ; 

starlit  a. ,   

starred  1. p-p.  star 3	2. a.	  1) ,  ; ,  	  2) . .  

starry  a.	  1) 	  2) ;   ,  ( )	  3) 

starry-eyed  a. ;    

start  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   to make a start ; ;	   from start to finish    ;	   a start in life  ;	   to give smb. a start in life  -.   	  2) . 	  3) ;	   to get the start of smb.  -.,    -.;	   he gave  a start of 10 yards     10 	  4)   ; 	  5) . 	  6) ; ;	   to give smb. a start  -.;	   to give a start 	2. v.	  1) ;  ( -.);	   to start a quarrel  ;	   to start a subject    -.;	   to start working   	  2) ;	   the fire started in the kitchen    	  3) ,   ;  ( ,   ..);	   the train has just started    ;	   to start on a journey  ;	   to start for Leningrad   	  4) ,  (  ..)	  5)  (; . start up)	  6) .  	  7) . 	  8)  (-.)  (-.   ..)	  9) . 	  10) , ;	   to start in one's seat   	  11) ,  (. start up);	   to start back ,  ;	   to start forward  	  12) ;	   to start a hare .  	  13) ()	  14)  ( )	  15)  ( ) start in . , ;	   just start in and clean the room -   ;	   start out	    ) .   (-.);	   he started out to write a book    ;	    )   ;	    ) . ;	   start up	    ) ;	    ) ;	   a new idea has started up   ;	    )   ;	   to start up an engine  ;	   start with	    ) to start with   ...;  ;	   you have no right to go there, to start with ()   ,       ;	    )   -.;	   we had six members to start with       to start another hare     ;   

starter  n.	  1) . 	  2)  	  3) .  , 	  4) 

starting-gate  n.     ( )

starting-lever  n. .  

starting-point  n.  ,  

starting-post  n.  

startle  1. n. 	2. v.	  1) ,  ;	   I was startled by the news    ;	   to startle a person out of his apathy  -.   	  2) 

startler  n.    

startling  1. pres-p.  startle 2	2. a. , 

starvation  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  

starve  v.	  1)   	  2) 	  3) .  	  4)  ;	   to starve into surrender  	  5)  ,  (. .)	  6)  (for starve -.)	  7) . ;	   to starve with cold   

starveling  1. n.	  1) ,  ;  	  2) 	2. a. , 

stash  v. . ,  (. stash away)

state  I	1. n.	  1) ;	   state of mind  ;	   state of health  ;	   things were in an untidy state    ;	   what a state you are in! .    !	  2) , , 	  3) , ;	   in a style befitting his state     ;	   persons in every state of life   	  4) , ;	   in state  ;	   to lie in state     ( );	   to receive in state    in a state	    )  ;	    )  ;	    )  ,  ;	   to work oneself into a state  ;	   don't get into a state! .  !	2. a. ; ;	   state coach  ;	   state call .  	3. v.	  1) , 	  2) ,  ;	   this condition was expressly stated     	  3) ; ; ;	   to state one's case   	  4) . ,  	II 1. n. (. S.)	  1) 	  2) 	2. a.	  1) ;	   state business   ;	   state prisoner  ;	   state trial    	  2) .     (   federal);	   S. rights    ;	   S. Board of Education      

state-aided  a.    

State-house  n. .    

state-room  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) . 

statecraft  n.   

stated  1. p-p.  state I, 3	2. a.	  1) ; ; ;	   at stated intervals    ;	   stated office hours    ( )	  2) ; 	  3) 

stately  a. , ,  

statement  n.	  1) , ;	   to make a statement ,  	  2) , 	  3)  , 

stateside  .	1. a.   ;   ;   	2. adv.  ;  

statesman  n.  

statesmanship  = statecraft

static  a. , , 

statical  a. , , 

statics  I n. pl. (.  sing) 	II n. pl. .  

station  1. n.	  1) , ;	   battle station  ;	   he took up a convenient station    ;	   they returned to their several stations     	  2) , ;	   life-boat station  ;	   broadcasting station 	  3)  ,  (. railway station);	  4) -  (. naval station); 	  5)  	  6) .  ;  	  7) . 	  8) attr. 	2. v.	  1)   () ; ;	   to station oneself 	  2) . ;	   to station a guard  

station-house  n.  

station-master  n. -.  

station-wagon  n.    (      )

stationary  a.	  1) , , ;	   stationary troops  	  2) , ;	   stationary air ,      ;	   stationary temperature  	  3) stationary warfare  

stationer  n.	  1)   	  2) . ; 

stationery  n.	  1)  	  2)  

statist  = statistician

statistic  a. 

statistical  a. 

statistician  n. 

statistics  n. pl.	  1) (.  sing) 	  2) (.  pl.)  

statuary  1. n.	  1) . 	  2)  ( )	2. a.	  1) 	  2)     ( )

statue  n. , 

statuesque  a.	  1) ,   	  2) 

statuette  n. 

stature  n. , , ;	   to grow in stature ;	   above average stature   

status  n.	  1) ,  	  2) , 	  3) . ;  

status quo  . n. -

statute  n.	  1) ;   	  2) 

statute law  n.   (. common law)

statute-book  n.  

statutory  a.  ()

staunch  I a.	  1) , ; 	  2) , 	  3) 	II = stanch I

stave  1. n.	  1)  	  2)  ( )	  3) , 	  4) . 	  5) = staff I, 5	2. v. (staved stove)    stave in ,  (,   ..);	   stave off	    )    (  ..);	    )  ()

staves  pl.  staff I, 5

stay  I	1. n.	  1) ;	   I shall make a week's stay there    	  2) ; 	  3) . ,  	  4) . ; 	  5) , ;	   he is the stay of his old age      ( -.)	  6) ; 	  7) pl. .  (. pair of stays)	  8) . 	2. v.	  1) ,  (. stay on);	   stay here till I return  ,    ;	   to stay calm (cool)   ();	   to come to stay   , , ,  ;	   it has come to stay .  ;	   to stay put .	    )  ,   ;   ;	    )  	  2) ,  (at);  (with)	  3) , ; ;	   to stay one's hand   	  4) (.  . .) , ;	   stay! not so fast! !,   !;   ?	  5) . , ,    ;  	  6)  (,   ..);	   to stay one's hunger ( stomach) =  	  7)  ,    ; , , 	  8)   	  9) .   stay away  ,  ;	   to stay away from smb., smth.    -., -.;	   stay in  ,  ;	   stay on  ; ;	   stay out	    )   ;	    ) ;	    )  ( );	   stay up    to stay the course    (  ..)	II v. .	  1) ; 	  2)   

stay-at-home  n.	  1) ()	  2) attr. he is not the stay-at-home sort     

stay-bolt  n. .  ,  

stay-in  n.   (. stay-in strike)

stay-lace  n.   

stayed  I	1. p-p.  stay I, 2	2. a.   	II p-p.  stay II

stayer  n.	  1)    	  2) . 

staying  I	1. pres-p.  stay I, 2	2. a.	  1) (), (); ()	  2)  ; ;	   staying power(s) , 	II pres-p.  stay II

staysail  n. . 

stead  n. in smb.'s stead, in stead of smb.  -.,  -.;	   to stand smb. in good stead ,   -.

steadfast  a.	  1) ; ; ;	   steadfast gaze  	  2) , ;	   steadfast faith  

steading  n. . , , 

steady  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3) , , ;	   steady flow of talk   	  4) , , ; ;	   steady hand	    ) ,  ;	    )  ;	   steady resolve  ;	   steady as a rock   	  5) , ;	   a steady young fellow   	2. v.	  1) () , ;	   the boat steadied    	  2) ;	   he will soon steady (down)   	3. n. . ; ; ; 	4. interj. !

steak  n.	  1)     ( )	  2) 

steal  1. v. (stole; stolen)	  1) , 	  2)  (-.) , ;   (-.);	   to steal a glance  ;	   to steal a ride  	  3) ,  (. steal up)	  4)  ,  (   ..);	   a sense of peace stole over him     steal away  ;	   steal by  ;	   steal in  ;	   steal out ;	   steal up  to steal a march on smb.  -. ( -.)	2. n. .	  1) 	  2)  	  3) -.,   

stealing  1. pres-p.  steal 1	2. n.	  1) 	  2) (. pl.) ,  

stealth  n. by stealth , , 

stealthily  adv. , , 

stealthy  a. , ;	   stealthy whisper  ;	   stealthy footsteps  

steam  1. n.	  1) ;	   live (saturated, wet) steam  (, ) ;	   full steam ahead!    !;	   to get up steam  ; .   ;  ;	   to let ( to blow) off steam  ; .    ;	   to put on steam  ; . 	  2) 	  3) . ; 	2. a. 	3. v.	  1)  	  2)    	  3)   ;   	  4) .   , ""	  5)   	  6) , 	  7)   ; ; ;	   to steam open     steam away 

steam shovel  n.  

steam table  n.  (   , )

steam-boiler  n.  

steam-coal  n.  

steam-driven  a.    

steam-engine  n.  ,  

steam-gauge  n. 

steam-hammer  n.   to use a steam-hammer to crack nuts =     

steam-heat  n. .  

steam-jacket  n. .  

steam-launch  n.  

steam-power  n.  

steam-roller  n.	  1)  	  2) .  

steam-tight  a. 

steam-turbine  n.  

steamboat  n. 

steamer  n.	  1) 	  2) 

steamship  n. 

steamshop  n. ; 

steamy  a.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) 

stearin  n. 

steatite  n. .  , , 

steed  n. . . 

steel  1. n.	  1) ;	   a grip of steel  	  2) , ;	   an enemy worthy of one's steel  	  3) 	  4) 	  5)  	  6) .  	  7)  true as steel    	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 	3. v.	  1)  ;     ..	  2) ; . ;	   to steel one's heart, to steel oneself against pity    ; 

steel wool  n.        ..

steel-blue  1. n. - 	2. a. - 

steel-clad  a. ,   

steel-engraving  n.   

steel-gray  1. n.     	2. a.    

steel-plated  a. ;  

steelwork  n.	  1) .  	  2)  ,   ..	  3) pl. (.  sg.   pl.)  

steely  a.	  1) ,  	  2) , ;   

steelyard  n. 

steep  I	1. a.	  1) 	  2) . ,   ( ,   ..);	   it seems a bit steep   	  3) , , 	2. n. ; 	II 1. n.	  1)  ( ); 	  2)   	2. v.	  1)  ( ); 	  2) ,   ; ;	   to steep in prejudice   ;	   to steep in slumber   ;	   to be steeped in literature     	  3) , 

steepen  v. () 

steeple  n.	  1)  , , 	  2) 

steeplechase  n.     

steeplechaser  n.	  1)      	  2) ,     

steeplejack  n. 

steer  I	1. v.	  1)  ,  (  ..);  	  2)  ;	   this car steers easily    	  3) ,  (  );	   to steer clear , ;	   to steer a middle course  ;	   to steer a steady course    	  4) , 	2. n. . . , 	II n.  ;  

steerage  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) .   (     )

steering committee  n.       

steering-gear  n.  ; .  

steering-wheel  n.  ; 

steersman  n. 

stein  n. (. .)   

stelae  pl.  stele I

stele  I . n. (pl. -)	  1) ,  ;     	  2) . 	II n. ;  

stellar  a.	  1) ;	   stellar navigation   	  2) 	  3) . ,  ( ,   ..)

stellate  a. ,     

stellated  a. ,     

stellular  a.	  1) = stellate	  2) ,  

stem  I	1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ,  ()	  3)  (  ..)	  4)  	  5) ; 	  6) . ;	   a stem of bananas  	  7) . 	  8) . , ;	   from stem to stern    	  9) . ,   	  10) .   ( );  ()	2. v.	  1)  (from, out of)	  2)  	  3)   (  )	  4) .   ( )	II v.	  1) ; 	  2)  ;	   to stem the tide   ;	   to stem difficulties  

stem-plough  n. .    

stem-turn  n. .  ( ) 

stemware  n. , , 

stench  n. 

stencil  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)     	2. v.      

stencil-plate  = stencil 1, 1

stenograph  1. n.	  1)  	  2)  	2. v. 

stenographer  n. ()

stenographic  a. 

stenography  n. 

stenosis  n. . 

stentorian  a. ,  ( )

step  1. n.	  1) ;	   step by step   ;	   at every step   ;	   in step	    )  ;	    ) to be in step ;	   out of step   ;	   to keep step with    ;	   to turn one's steps ;	   to bring into step   	  2)  	  3) , 	  4)  ();	   to follow smb.'s steps, to tread in the steps of smb. .   -. 	  5)  ;	   it is but a few steps to my house      	  6)  ( )	  7) , ; ;	   a false step  ;	   to take steps  	  8) , ; , ; ; ;	   flight of steps  	  9) pl.  (. a pair of steps)	  10) . ,  ()	  11) .  () to get one's step  ;	   it is the first step that costs . =    	2. v.	  1) , ;	   to step high    (.  );	   to step short    ;	   to step lightly  ;	   to step out briskly  ;	   step lively! !; !	  2)   ( );	   to step it	    ) ;	    )  	  3)   (. step out)	  4) . ,  () step aside ; .   ;	   step back	    ) ;	    ) ;	   step down	    ) ;	    )  ( );	    ) .  ;	   step in	    ) ;	    )  (   ..);	    ) ;	   step into ;	   step off	    ) ;	    ) . .  ;	   step on    (   ..; . .);	   I hate to be stepped on    ;	   step out	    )  (. );	    )   ;  ;	    )  ;	    ) . . ;	   step up	    ) ;	    ) ; ;	    ) ; ;	    ) .   step on it! . !, , !

step-down transformer  n. .  

step-ins  n. pl. .	  1)      ( ,   ..)	  2)   ; 

step-ladder  n. (-) 

step-up transformer  n. .  

stepbrother  n.  

stepchild  n. ; 

stepdaughter  n. 

stepfather  n. 

stepmother  n. 

stepmotherly  a. ; 

stepney  n. .   

steppe  . n. 

stepping-stone  n.	  1) ,     	  2) -.,     ;    

stepsister  n.  

stepson  n. 

stereo  n. . .	  1) . stereoscope	  2) . stereoscopic	  3) . stereotype

stereochemistry  n. 

stereography  n. 

stereometry  n. 

stereophonic  a. 

stereoscope  n. 

stereoscopic  a. ;	   stereoscopic telescope 

stereotype  1. n.	  1) . 	  2) ; ; 	2. a.	  1) . 	  2) , , 	3. v.	  1) . 	  2) .   	  3)  ,  , 

stereotyped  1. p-p.  stereotype 3	2. a.	  1) . 	  2) , , 

sterile  a.	  1) ;   	  2) 	  3) , 

sterility  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

sterilization  n. 

sterilize  v.	  1)  	  2) 

sterilizer  n. 

sterlet  . n. 

sterling  1. a.	  1) ;	   pound sterling  ;	   sterling area  	  2)   ( ; 925    75  );  ( . );	   in sterling coin of the realm   	  3) ; ; ;	   sterling fellow  ;	   a work of sterling merit   	2. n.	  1)  ; ,  	  2)   ;	   a set of sterling   

stern  I a. , ; ;	   stern resolve   the sterner sex   ( )	II n.	  1) . 	  2)   -. 	  3) ,  ( )	  4) attr. , 

stern-post  n.	  1) . 	  2) .   

sterna  pl.  sternum

sternum  n. (pl. -na) . 

sternutation  n. 

sternutative  a.  , 

sternutatory  a.  , 

stertorous  a. , ,  ( )

stethoscope  .	1. n. 	2. v.  

stevedore  1. n.  	2. v.    

stew  I	1. n.	  1)  ;	   Irish stew      	  2) . , ;	   in a stew  ;   	2. v.	  1) (), ()	  2)   	  3) , ;   (. stew up) to stew in one's own juice     	II n.    	III n. (. pl.) .  

stew-pan  n. 

stew-pot  = stew-pan

steward  n.	  1)  ( ,   ..);  (  ..)	  2)  (     ;   )	  3)  ( ,   ..)	  4) ;	   Lord High S. of England	    ) -  ;	    )   ;	   Lord S. of the Household  

stewardess  n.  (  ); ,  ( )

stewardship  n.	  1)    . {. steward}	  2) 

stewed  1. p-p.  stew I, 2	2. a.	  1) ;	   stewed fruit 	  2) . 

stick  1. n.	  1) ; ; ; ; ; ; 	  2) ,  (,     ..);	   stick of chocolate  ;	   stick of chewing gum   	  3) , 	  4) .    ; ;    	  5) .  	  6) (the sticks) pl. . . 	  7) pl. .  (. )	  8) . 	  9) . , 	  10) . 	  11) . . 	  12) .   to cut one's stick . , ;	   the big stick  ,   	2. v. (stuck)	  1) , , ; ,  ( ); 	  2)  (. stick out)	  3) , ;	   to stick pigs	    )  ;	    )      	  4) . , , 	  5) ; , 	  6) ; ; ;	   to be stuck with smth.      -.;	   the envelope won't stick   ;	   the nickname stuck (to him)    ;	   to stick on (a horse) .   ( )	  7) ;	   to stick at home  	  8) ,  (to stick -.);  (to stick  -.);   (, , ;	   to);	   to stick to one's friends in trouble     ;	   friends stick together   ;	   to stick to business  ;	   to stick to it ,   -.;	   to stick to the point    	  9) , ;	   to stick fast  ;	   the door sticks  ;	   the key has stuck in the lock    	  10) . , ;	   stick it! !, !;	   I could not stick it any longer      	  11) ,   	  12) ,  (with)	  13) . 	  14) .  (-.) ;   	  15) .    stick around .  ,  ;	   stick at  ;	   he sticks at his work ten hours a day        ;	   to stick at nothing     ;	   stick down	    ) . ;	    ) . ;	    ) ;	   stick out	    ) (); ;	   to stick out one's chest  ;	    ) , ;   ;	    ) ;	   stick out for   -.;	   stick up	    ) , ;	   his hair stuck up on end     ;	    )  ;	    ) .    ; ;	   to stick up the bank  ;	   stick up for , ;	   to stick up for one's rights   ;	   stick up to  ;   stuck on . . ;	   to stick it on .   ;	   to stick to one's ribs .  ,  ( )

stick-in-the-mud  .	1. n.   	2. a. ; 

stick-up  n. . , 

sticker  n.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3) ;  (  ); ; 	  4) .  , 	  5) ,  

stickful  n. .  

sticking-plaster  n.  , 

stickjaw  n. . 

stickle  v.	  1) ,   ( )	  2) , 

stickleback  n.  ()

stickler  n.  ,  (for stickler -.)

stickpin  n. .   

sticky  a.	  1) , 	  2) . 	  3)   	  4) .  ;	   he will come to a sticky end   ;	   to be on a sticky wicket    

stiff  1. a.	  1) , , ; ;	   stiff cardboard  	  2) ; ;	   stiff in death ,  ( );	   he has a stiff leg    ;	   I have a stiff neck    ;	   I feel stiff =    ,  	  3) , ;	   stiff dough  	  4) , ;	   stiff denial  	  5) , , ;	   stiff bow  	  6) ;	   stiff task  ;	   stiff examination  	  7)  ( )	  8) ;  ( );	   a stiff doze of medicine   	  9)  (   ..)	  10)  ( , )	  11)  ( ,   ..)	  12) , 	  13) predic. .  ,  ;	   they bored me stiff      , ;	   I was scared stiff     to keep a stiff upper lip	    )   ;	    )   ;  ;	   as stiff as a poker ; =   	2. n. .	  1)  	  2) 	  3) 	  4) , 	  5) 

stiff-necked  a. 

stiffen  v. () ,   . {. stiff 1};	   to stiffen linen with starch  ;	   his resolution stiffened     

stifle  I v.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3)  ()	  4)  (  ..)	  5) , ;	   to stifle a rebellion  ;	   to stifle a yawn  	II n.      ( )

stifle-joint  = stifle II

stifling  1. pres-p.  stifle I	2. a. 

stigma  n. (pl. -s -ta)	  1) .   ( )	  2) , 	  3) (pl. -ta; . pl.) . 	  4) . 

stigmata  pl.  stigma

stigmatize  v. , , 

stile  n.	  1)       ; 	  2) 

stiletto  . n. (pl. -os, -oes )	  1) 	  2) attr. stiletto heels .    , "", ""

still  I	1. a.	  1) , ;	   to keep still  	  2) , ;	   to stand still ;	   keep still!  !	  3)   ( ) to keep still about smth.   -.;	   a still small voice  	2. n.	  1) . , ;	   in the still of (the) night   	  2) = still picture	  3)  	3. v.	  1) ; ;	   to still a child  	  2) , ;	   to still hunger  	  3) . ;	   when the tempest stills   	4. adv.	  1)   , () , -	  2)  ,   , 	  3)  ( );	   still longer  ;	   still further  ;  	II 1. n.	  1)  ; 	  2)  	2. v. , , 

still birth  n.   

still life  n. . 

still picture  n. 

still-born  a. 

still-room  n. ; 

stilly  1. adv. , 	2. a. . 

stilt  n.	  1) (. pl.) ;	   on stilts  ; . 	  2)  ()

stilted  a. , , , 

Stilton  n.  (  ; . Stilton cheese)

stimulant  1. n.	  1)  	  2)  ;	   he never takes stimulants      	  3) 	2. a. , 

stimulate  v.	  1) , 	  2) ; 

stimulation  n.	  1) 	  2) 

stimuli  pl.  stimulus

stimulus  n. (pl. li)	  1) , ; 	  2) . , 

sting  1. n.	  1) 	  2) .  	  3) ;  	  4) ;  ;	   the stings of hunger  	  5) , 	  6) , ;	   his service has no sting in it     ( )	2. v. (stung)	  1) ;  (   ..)	  2)   	  3)   	  4) , ;	   to be stung by remorse   	  5) ; ;	   the insult stung him into a reply    	  6) (. pass) . , ; , "";	   he was stung for 5    5 

stinger  n.	  1)  ()	  2)    ..	  3) .  	  4)  	  5) .   	  6) . .        

stinging  1. pres-p.  sting 2	2. a.	  1) ; ;	   stinging words  	  2)  

stingo  n. .  

stingy  a.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   stingy crop  

stink  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) pl. . . ;  	  3) . , ;	   to raise a stink  ,  	2. v. (stank, stunk; stunk)	  1) ; 	  2) . .  , ;	   this book stinks    stink out ,  to stink of money .   

stinkard  n.	  1) . ,  	  2) . 

stinkball  n. . .   

stinker  n. .	  1)  	  2)  

stinking  1. pres-p.  stink 2	2. a.	  1) 	  2) . , 

stinkpot  n. . .  

stinkstone  n. .  

stint  1. n.	  1) ; , ;	   to labour without stint ,   	  2)  ,   ();	   to do one's daily stint    ()	2. v. , , ;	   he does not stint his praise     

stipe  n. . ,  ()

stipend  n.	  1)  (. )	  2) . 

stipendiary  1. a.	  1) 	  2)  	2. n.  ,    

stipple  1. n. ,  	2. v.    

stipulate  v.  , ,      (that) stipulate for   -.

stipulation  n.	  1) 	  2) 

stipule  n. . 

stir  I	1. n.	  1) ; ;	   not a stir   	  2) 	  3) , , ;	   to create ( to make) a stir  ;   ;  	2. v.	  1) (); ();	   he never stirs out of the house      	  2) , , ;  (. stir up)	  3) ,  (. stir up);	   to stir the blood   stir up	    )  , ;	    )  (  ..);	    )  () not to stir an eyelid   ;	   not to stir a finger   ;	   to stir one's stumps . , 	II n. . , 

stir-about  n. 

stirrer-up  n. ; 

stirring  1. pres-p.  stir I, 2	2. n. , 	3. a.	  1) , ; 	  2) ;	   stirring times ,  

stirrup  n.	  1) 	  2) . , , , 	  3) . 

stirrup-cup  n.  

stirrup-leather  n. ,  

stitch  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) . ;	   to put stitches into a wound    ;	   to take stitches out of a wound    	  3)  ( );	   to drop (to take up) a stitch  () 	  4) . , ;	   he has not done a stitch of work     	  5)  ,    without a stitch of clothing, not a stitch on  ;	   he has not a dry stitch on    ;	   he has not a stitch to his back =    ;	   a stitch in time saves nine .  ,  ,  	2. v. , ;  stitch up	    ) ;	    ) . 

stitcher  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) 

stithy  n. .	  1) 	  2) 

stiver  n.    not worth a stiver   

stoat  n.  (  )

stock  1. n.	  1)   ()	  2) , 	  3) , ;  	  4) . ; 	  5) , ;	   of good stock   	  6) . , 	  7) 	  8)   	  9) ; ;	   word stock  ;	   basic word stock   ;	   dead stock () ;	   in stock   (   ..);  ;	   out of stock ;	   to lay in stock  ;	   to take stock	    ) ;   ;	    )  ,  (of stock -.);  (of stock  -.)	  10)  ()	  11) ,   (. live stock)	  12)  (  ..);  	  13) ;	   paper stock   (  ..)	  14) .   (. joint stock);  ; ;	   the stocks  	  15) . ;	   to take stock in  ;    {. . }	  16) 	  17)    	  18)    	  19)   ,   	  20) = stock company 2	  21) pl. . 	  22) pl. . ;	   to be on the stocks   ; . ,    (  )	  23) .  ()	  24) . 	  25)  ()	  26) . , 	  27) .  stocks and stones	    )  ;	    )  ;	   to take stock in .	    ) ;	    )   {. . 15}	2. v.	  1) ;	   to stock a farm  	  2)   ,  ;	   the shop stocks only cheap goods       	  3)   	  4)    ..	3. a.	  1)   , 	  2) , , 

stock company  n.	  1)  	  2)  ,        ;       ( )

stock exchange  n.  

stock-breeder  n. 

stock-farm  n.  ,  

stock-in-trade  n.	  1)  	  2)  ,     ;	   sense of style is part of the stock-in-trade of any writer      	  3) , 

stock-market  n.	  1)  	  2)    

stock-raising  1. n. , 	2. a. , 

stock-still  adv. ;  ;	   he stood stock-still    

stock-taking  n.	  1)  ;  	  2) , ,   (, ,   ..)

stock-whip  n.  

stockade  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . , 	  3) .   	2. v.    

stockbroker  n.  

stockcar  n.	  1)    	  2)   

stockdove  n.  ()

stockfish  n.  

stockholder  n. 

stockinet  n.	  1) ,  	  2)  

stocking  I n.	  1) 	  2) attr. stocking cap     ;	   in one's stocking feet   	II pres-p.  stock 2

stockinged  a.  

stockjobber  n. .  , 

stockjobbery  n. .   

stockjobbing  n. .   

stockman  n. (. .) ; 

stockpile  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) . ; 	2. v.	  1) ,  	  2) . 

stockpiling  1. pres-p.  stockpile 2	2. n. 

stockrider  n. .  , 

stockroom  n. , 

stocky  a. , 

stockyard  n.  

stodge  .	1. n. ,  	2. v.  , 

stodgy  a.	  1)  ( )	  2)  (); ;  ( )	  3) ,  ( )

stogie  n. .	  1)  	  2)  

stogy  n. .	  1)  	  2)  

stoic  1. n. 	2. a. 

stoical  = stoic 2

stoicism  n. 

stoke  v.   ( );  ; ;  (. stoke up)

stokehold  n. . 

stokehole  = stokehold

stoker  n.	  1) ; ,  	  2)  , 

stole  I n.	  1) -. 	  2) ,  	  3) . , 	II p.  steal 1

stolen  p-p.  steal 1

stolid  a. , 

stolidity  n. 

stomach  1. n.	  1) ;	   on an empty stomach  ,  ;	   to turn one's stomach  ; 	  2) 	  3) , ,  ( -.);	   to have stomach for  	  4) . ,  proud ( high) stomach 	2. v.	  1)    ;    	  2) , ;	   to stomach an insult  

stomach-ache  n.   

stomach-pump  n.  

stomach-tooth  n.   ()

stomacher  n. .    ; 

stomachic  1. a.	  1) 	  2)  	2. n.  

stomatitis  n. . 

stomatology  n. 

stone  1. n.	  1) ;	   to break stones  ; .   ;   	  2)  	  3)  ();	   to build of stone   ;	   heart of stone  	  4)  (  ..);  ()	  5) 	  6) . 	  7)  	  8) (pl. .  .)  (= 14  = 6,34 ) to leave no stone unturned   ;   	2. a. ;	   stone implements  	3. v.	  1)    	  2)   ( )	  3)  

Stone Age  n.  

stone's cast  n.	  1) ,     	  2)  

stone's throw  = stone's cast

stone-blind  a.  

stone-broke  = stony-broke

stone-cast  = stone's cast

stone-coal  n.  

stone-cold  a. =   

stone-cutter  n. 

stone-dead  a. 

stone-deaf  a.  

stone-fruit  n. . ,  

stone-jug  n. . 

stone-mason  n. 

stone-pine  n. . 

stone-pit  n. , 

stone-still  a.  

stoned  1. p-p.  stone 3	2. a.   

stonewall  v.    

stonewalling  n. (. .)  ; , 

stoneware  n.  ,  

stonework  n.  ;  

stony  a.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) , ;	   stony stare ,   	  4) = stonybroke

stony-broke  a. .  ,    

stony-hearted  a. 

stood  p.  p-p.  stand 2

stooge  .	1. n.	  1)   ( )	  2) .    ; 	  3)  ; , 	2. v.   ;	   to stooge for smb.  -. 

stool  n.	  1) ();	   stool of repentance .     ; .  	  2) 	  3) , 	  4) . ,  ;	   to go to stool 	  5)   ,   to fall between two stools    

stool-pigeon  n.	  1) ,     	  2) , 

stoop  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 	  4)   ,  (  ..)	  5) .  	2. v.	  1) (), ()	  2) ()	  3) ()	  4)  (to stoop )	  5)   (. stoop down)	II n. .   ; 

stop  1. n.	  1) , , ; ;	   to bring to a stop ;	   to come to a stop ;	   to put a stop to smth.  -. ;	   the train goes through without a stop    	  2) , 	  3)  , 	  4)  (  ..);	   request stop   	  5)  ;	   full stop 	  6) = stopper 1, 1	  7) ,  ( );  ()	  8)     (   ..)	  9) .    (. stop consonant)	  10) = stop-order 1	  11) . , , 	  12) . 	2. v.	  1) ();	   to stop dead ,  ;	   to stop short at smth.    -.;	   not to stop short of anything     ;	   stop the thief!  !;	   do not stop ;	   the train stops five minutes    ;	   stop a moment! !	  2) ();  ();	   stop grumbling!  !;	   to stop payment  , 	  3) . ,   ; ;	   to stop with friends   ;	   to stop at home  	  4) , ; ;	   the cost must be stopped out of his salary       	  5)  (from stop  -.);	   I could not stop him from doing it       	  6) ; ;	   to stop the way  	  7) ,  (. stop up); , ;	   to stop a hole  ;	   to stop a leak  ;	   to stop one's ears  ;	   to stop smb.'s mouth  -. ;	   to stop a tooth  ;	   to stop a wound    	  8)   	  9)  (  )	  10) .   (  ..);  ,  ( )	  11) . ,  stop by . , ;	   stop down .   ;	   stop in = stop by; stop off . . stop over; stop out    (   );	   stop over   ,  ;	   stop up	    ) , ;	    ) .    to stop a blow with one's head .    ;	   to stop a bullet ( a shell) .    

stop-light  n.	  1)   	  2) . -

stop-off  = stop-over

stop-order  n.	  1)     	  2)               

stop-over  n. .	  1)    (     )	  2) ,    ;  

stop-press  n.    , "  "

stop-watch  n.   

stopcock  n.  

stopgap  n.	  1) 	  2)   (. stopgap measure); 	  3) ;  

stoppage  n.	  1) , 	  2) . 	  3)  , 	  4) , 

stopper  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) .  to put a stopper on smth. .   -.	2. v. , 

stopping  1. pres-p.  stop 2	2. n.	  1) ,   . {. stop 2}	  2)  

stopple  .	1. n. , 	2. v. , 

storage  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3)        	  4) ; 	  5)  ,  ( )

storage battery  n. .  

storage reservoir  n. 

store  1. n.	  1) , ;	   in store ,  ;	   to lay in store for the winter   ;	   I have a surprise in store for you      	  2) pl. , ; ;	   marine stores   	  3) , ;	   to deposit one's furniture in a store      	  4) (. .) , 	  5) (the stores) pl. 	  6)  ; 	  7) attr. , ;   ;    	  8) attr. (. .) ,   ;	   store clothes   to set (great) store by  () ; () ;	   to set no store by   ;  	2. v.	  1) ; ;	   his mind is well stored with knowledge    	  2) ,  (. store up);	   the harvest has been stored  	  3)   ,   	  4) 

store cattle  n. ,   

store-room  n. ; 

store-ship  n. .   

storehouse  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ; ;	   a storehouse of information 

storekeeper  n.	  1) 	  2) 

storey  n. ; ;	   to add a storey to a house   the upper storey . upper 1, 1

storied  1. a.	  1) ;   	  2)     	2. = -storeyed

storiette  n.  

stork  n. 

storm  1. n.	  1) , , ; . 	  2) ,  (-.);	   storm of applause  ;	   storm of arrows  ;	   storm of shells  	  3)  , 	  4) . ;	   to take by storm  ; . , 	  5) .  a storm in a teacup    	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) ,  (at)	  3)  , 	  4) .  , 

storm-beaten  a.	  1)  ()	  2)  ,  

storm-belt  n. .  

storm-boat  n. .  

storm-centre  n.	  1) .  	  2)  	  3)  (, )

storm-cloud  n.	  1)  	  2) ,  ; "  "

storm-cone  n.  

storm-drum  n.   

storm-finch  = stormy petrel

storm-ladder  n. . 

storm-petrel  = stormy petrel

storm-proof  a.   

storm-trooper  n.	  1)   	  2) . ;     

storm-troops  n. pl.  ;  

storm-window  n.   

stormbound  n.  

stormy  a.	  1) ; 	  2)   (. .);	   stormy sunset ,  	  3) , 

stormy petrel  n. . ,  

storthing  n.  ( )

storting  n.  ( )

story  I n.	  1) , ;	   short story  , ;	   a good ( funny) story ;	   Canterbury story = Canterbury tale {. tale }	  2) ; ; ;	   the story goes that  ;	   his story is an eventful one    ;	   according to his story   ;	   they all tell the same story       	  3) , 	  4) ., . . ; ;	   don't tell stories  	  5) .   that is another story   ;	   it is quite another story now   	II = storey

story-book  n.  , 

story-teller  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) 	  4) . , 

stout  1. a.	  1) , , 	  2) , , ;	   stout heart ;	   stout opponent  ;	   stout resistance  	  3) , , 	2. n.	  1)  	  2)  

stout-hearted  a. , 

stoutness  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) , 

stove  I n.	  1) , ;  	  2) 	  3) 	  4) attr. ;	   stove heating  	II p.  p-p.  stave 2

stove-pipe  n.	  1) ,   	  2) . .  (; . stove-pipe hat)

stover  n.    

stow  v.	  1) , 	  2) ,  (with);	   to stow a ship  	  3) . ;	   stow that nonsense!   ! stow away	    ) ;	    )     

stowage  n.	  1) , 	  2) . 	  3)  	  4)       	  5) . 

stowaway  n.   ( , )

straddle  1. n.	  1) ,       	  2) . . ,  	  3) .  , 	  4) .   ( ); .  	2. v.	  1)   	  2) . . ,   	  3) .  ();    

strafe  .	1. n.	  1)    	  2) 	2. v.	  1)    	  2) , ; 

straggle  1. n.   ()	2. v.	  1)  ,  	  2) ,  ,   	  3)  ( )

straggler  n.  ();  

straggling  1. pres-p.  straggle 2	2. n. , ;	   straggling village   

straight  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) ,  ( )	  3) ; ;   ;	   straight eye  ,  ;	   put the picture straight  ;	   to put a room straight    ;	   is my hat on straight?     ?;	   to put things straight    	  4) , , ;	   a straight question  ;	   straight talk  ;	   straight fight	    )  ;	    ) . () ,      ;	   straight speaking ; ;	   to keep straight  	  5) . , ;	   straight tip    	  6) . .     ;   ;	   to vote the straight ticket      	  7) . ;	   straight whisky  	  8) . .  ( );	   cigars ten cents straight      	2. adv.	  1) ,   ;	   to ride straight  ;	   to hit straight   	  2) , , ;	   to shoot straight  	  3) , , ;	   tell me straight what you think   ,   	  4) ,  straight away . , ;	   straight off ,  ;	   straight out ,  to go ( to run) straight ()    	3. n. (the straight) . sg.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)  (   )	  4) . ,   ;	   to be on the straight   (  )

straight-edge  n. , 

straight-out  a. . .	  1) , 	  2) 

straightaway  a.	  1) 	  2) 

straighten  v.	  1) ()	  2) ,   	  3) . 

straightforward  1. a.	  1) ;     	  2) , , 	  3) ;	   straightforward style  	2. adv. , 

straightway  adv. , 

strain  I	1. n.	  1) , ;	   the rope broke under the strain    	  2) ;	   to bear the strain  	  3) . 	2. v.	  1) ; ();	   to strain a tendon  	  2) (); ();    ;	   the masts strain and groan    ;	   to strain under a load     ;	   to strain at the oars   	  3) ; ; ;	   to strain the law     ;	   to strain a person's patience  -. 	  4) , ;	   to strain smb. in one's arms  -.  ;	   to strain to one's heart   	  5) (); (); 	  6) .    strain after   -.;   -;	   strain at   ;	   strain off 	II n.	  1) , , 	  2)  ;  ; ;	   a strain of cruelty  ,  	  3) . 	  4) ,  ;	   much more in the same strain       ;	   he spoke in a dismal strain     	  5) (. pl.) . . , ; , ;	   the strains of the harp  ;	   martial strains  

strained  1. p-p.  strain I, 2	2. a.	  1) , ; ;	   strained cordiality  ;	   strained relations  ;	   strained smile  	  2) 	  3) , 	  4) . 

strainer  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ;  

straining  1. pres-p.  strain I, 2	2. n.   . {. strain i:, 2};	   do your best without straining ,  ,   

strait  n.	  1) ( pl.) 	  2) (. pl.)  ,  , ;	   in great straits   	  3) . 

strait jacket  n.  

strait waistcoat  = strait jacket

strait-laced  a. , ,    

straiten  v.	  1) ; 	  2) . 

straitened  1. p-p.  straiten	2. a. ;	   straitened circumstances  

stramineous  a.	  1) 	  2) -	  3)   , 

stramonium  n.	  1) . 	  2) . 

strand  I	1. n. ,  	2. v.	  1)    (. .)	  2)    (. .)	  3)   	II 1. n.	  1) ;  (, );	   strands of hair  	  2)  ()	2. v. , 

stranded  I	1. p-p.  strand I, 2	2. a.	  1)   ;   	  2)  ,   	II 1. p-p.  strand II, 2	2. a. , 

strange  a.	  1) ; ; , ;	   in strange lands   ;	   this handwriting is strange to me    	  2) , ; ; ;	   strange to say , 	  3) predic. , ;	   to feel strange in company   ;	   he is strange to the job     ;	   I feel strange    	  4) ,  strange woman . 

stranger  n.	  1) , ; ;  ();	   you are quite a stranger here    	  2) ,   ( -.);	   he is a stranger to fear    ;	   he is no stranger to sorrow  ,    the little stranger . ;	   to make a stranger of smb.    -.;	   to spy ( to see) strangers .     (  )

strangle  v.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3)  (   ..)	  4) 

stranglehold  n. ;   (. .)

strangulate  v.	  1) . ,  (,   ..)	  2) . 

strangulation  n.	  1) . , ; 	  2) 

strangury  n. ,  

strap  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)    ; 	  3) 	  4) . 	  5)    	  6) (the strap)  	  7) .  ; 	  8) . . 	2. v.	  1)   (. strap down, strap up)	  2)  ()  	  3)  	  4)     

straphanger  n. .  ,   

strapontin  n. .   ( );  

strappado  n. (pl. os, oes ) . 

strapper  n. ,  

strapping  1. pres-p.  strap 2	2. n.	  1) . 	  2)    	  3)     	  4)     	  5)  	3. a. ; ; 

strata  pl.  stratum

stratagem  n. () ; ;	   he devised a stratagem   

strategic  a. ; ;	   strategic map  ;	   strategic raw material  

strategical  a. ; ;	   strategical map  ;	   strategical raw material  

strategics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

strategist  n. 

strategy  n. ;  

strath  n. .        

strathspey  n.   (,  reel)

strati  pl.  stratus

stratification  n. . ; , 

stratify  v. . , 

stratigraphy  n.  ( )

stratocracy  n.  

stratosphere  n. 

stratum  n. (pl. ta)	  1) . , , 	  2) (. pl.)  ()

stratus  n. (pl. ti)  

straw  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3)  	  4) , ;	   not worth a straw    to catch at a straw   ;	   the last straw  ;	   a man of straw	    )  ;	    )  ;	    ) ,  ;	    )  ;	   not to care a straw   ;	   a straw in the wind , 	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ,  	  3) , ;	   straw bail . , ""  straw vote        

straw-colour  n. -,  

straw-coloured  a. -

strawberry  n.	  1) ; ;	   wild strawberry  ;	   crushed strawberry   	  2) attr. ; ;	   strawberry leaves  ; .   (        )

strawberry vine  n.   

strawberry-mark  n.   

strawberry-tree  n. .  

strawy  a.	  1) ,   	  2)   ( )

stray  1. n.	  1)      	  2)  	  3) pl. . ,  	2. a.	  1) , ; 	  2) ;	   stray bullet  ;	   stray thoughts  ;	   a few stray instances   	3. v.	  1)   , ; ;	   don't stray from the road    ;	   the sheep has strayed from the flock    	  2)   	  3) . ; , 	  4) .    

strayed  1. p-p.  stray 3	2. a. 

streak  1. n.	  1)  (. , ); , ;	   a streak of lightning  ;	   like a streak of lightning   	  2)  ();	   he has a streak of obstinacy   () 	  3) . , ;	   streak of luck  ,  the silver streak -	2. v.	  1)  , ;  ( )	  2) , 

streaked  1. p-p.  streak 2	2. a.  ,  ;	   marble streaked with red    

streaky  a.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) . , 

stream  1. n.	  1) , , ; ;	   a stream of blood (lava)   ();	   the stream of time  ;	   in a stream ;	   in streams 	  2) , ;	   a stream of cars  	  3) , 	  4) . ,      ( . ) to go with (against) the stream    ( )	2. v.	  1) , , , ;	   light streamed through the window    ;	   people streamed out of the building     	  2) , ;	   his eyes streamed tears     ;	   wounds streaming blood  	  3) ()	  4) 

stream-gold  n.  

streamer  n.	  1) ;   	  2) , 	  3) .      , ""	  4)   

streaming  1. pres-p.  stream 2	2. a.   . {. stream 2};	   streaming eyes  	3. n.          ( . )

streamlet  n. 

streamline  1. n.	  1)  ( )	  2)  ,   	  3)  	  4) .  	2. a. 	3. v.	  1)   	  2) , ,  (   ..)

streamlined  1. p-p.  streamline 3	2. a.	  1) 	  2)  ; 

streamliner  n. , ,   ..,  

streamy  a.	  1)  , 	  2) , 

street  n.	  1) 	  2) (the S.) . .     (. )	  3) attr. ;	   street fighting  ;	   street cries   the man in the street ;  ;	   to walk the streets, to be on the streets  ;	   to be in the same street with smb.      -.;	   not in the same street with  ,   ;	   it's not up my street .     

Street Arab  n. 

street orderly  n.  

street-railway  n. .     

street-singer  n.  

street-sweeper  n.	  1)    	  2)  

streetcar  n. . 

streetdoor  n. ,  

streetwalker  n. 

strength  n.	  1) ;	   strength of mind  	  2) ; 	  3) . ;	   strength of materials  	  4) 	  5) ,  ;	   in full strength   ;	   on the strength .  ,  ;	   what is your strength?  ? on the strength of smth.   -.,   -.,   -.

strengthen  v. (); (); 

strenuous  a. , ; ; ;  ;	   strenuous efforts  ;	   strenuous life  

streptococci  pl.  streptococcus

streptococcus  n. (pl. ci) 

streptomycin  n. . 

stress  1. n.	  1) , ;	   under the stress of poverty   ;	   under the stress of weather   	  2) 	  3) ; . ;	   to lay stress on ,   ( ) 	  4) . 	  5) . 	2. v.	  1) ;  	  2) .  

stretch  1. n.	  1) , , ;	   with a stretch and a yawn   	  2) ;	   nerves on the stretch  	  3) ; ;	   stretch of authority  ;	   a stretch of imagination  	  4)  ;	   at a stretch  , ;   	  5) , ; ;	   stretch of open country  ;	   home stretch ,  	  6) , 	  7) .  	  8) .   	2. v.	  1) (), (); ; ();	   to stretch oneself 	  2) (); ()	  3)  , , 	  4) , 	  5)  ;	   to stretch the law     ;	   to stretch a point    ;     ;    	  6)  (. stretch the truth)	  7) , ;	   to stretch gin with water   	  8) . ,  ();	   to stretch smb. on the ground  -. stretch out	    ) ;	    )  ;	    ) he stretched himself out on the sands     to stretch one's legs  , 

stretch-out  n. . . ,             

stretcher  n.	  1)   	  2) 	  3)    	  4)  ( )	  5) . 	  6) . 

stretcher-bearer  n. -

strew  v. (strewed ;	   strewed, strewn)	  1) ; 	  2)  (),  ()	  3) 

strewn  p-p.  strew

stria  n. (pl. striae) . , 

striae  pl.  stria

striated  a. . , 

stricken  1. p-p.  strike I, 1	2. a.	  1)  (-.);	   stricken with paralysis  ;	   stricken with grief  	  2) .  stricken in years ;	   stricken field  ;  

strickle  n.	  1)  (     )	  2)  , 	  3) 

strict  a.	  1) , ;	   strict truth  ;	   in the strict sense   	  2) , ;	   he was given strict orders   - 

strictly  adv.   . {. strict};	   smoking is strictly prohibited   

stricture  n.	  1) (. pl.)  , 	  2) .  

stridden  p-p.  stride 2

stride  1. n.	  1)  	  2)    	  3) pl. ;	   to make great strides   ;	   great strides in education      to get into one's stride   ;	   to take smth. in one's stride	    )  -.  ;	    )  -. ,   -.;    -.	2. v. (strode; stridden)	  1)  ( )	  2)  (. stride across, stride over)	  3)  

strident  a. , 

strife  n. ; , 

strike  I	1. v. (struck; struck, . stricken)	  1) (); ;	   to strike a blow  ;	   to strike back   ,  ;	   to strike a blow for smb., smth.    -., -.;	   to strike the first blow  ;	   the ship struck a rock    	  2)  ( , )	  3)  ( );	   it has just struck four    ;	   the hour has struck  ,  ;	   his hour has struck  ()  	  4)  (); ();	   to strike a match  ,  ;	   the match won't strike   	  5) , 	  6) ;  ,  ;	   to strike the eye   ;	   to strike oil   ; .  ; 	  7)   ;	   an idea suddenly struck me    	  8)  ;	   the story strikes me as ridiculous     ;	   how does it strike you?     ?;	   how does his suggestion strike you?     ?	  9)  (  ..)	  10) , ;	   to strike dumb   ;  (-.)	  11)  ();  (  ..);	   to strike camp, to strike one's tent   	  12)  ();  ();	   to strike an average   	  13) . . , 	  14) . ,  ;	   he struck his friend for a job      	  15)  ()	  16) 	  17)  (. strike out);	   strike to the left  	  18) , 	  19) ; ;	   the light strikes through the darkness    	  20)   ( )	  21)  () strike at  , ;	   strike down   , ;	   strike in  ( );	   strike into	    ) ;	    )  (  ..);	    ) , ;	    ) ;	   to strike into a gallop   ;	   strike off	    )  ( , );	    ) ;	    )  ( );	    )  -.   ;	    ) . ;	   strike out	    ) ;	    ) , ;	   to strike out a new idea   ;	    )      ( );	   to strike out for the shore    ;	   strike through ;	   strike up ;	   to strike up an acquaintance  ;	   the band struck up  ;	   strike upon	    )   ( );	    )  ( );	    )  ();	    )   () to strike a note   ;	   to strike it rich	    )   ;	    ) ;	   to strike out a new line for oneself       (  ..);	   to strike smb. all of a heap  -.;	   to strike home	    )   ;	    )  ,   ;	   to strike hands   ;	   to strike an attitude  () ;	   strike the iron while it is hot .  ,  	2. n.	  1) 	  2)   (,   ..)	  3)   (. lucky strike)	  4) .    	  5)   (    )	II 1. n.	  1) , ;	   to be on strike ;	   to go on strike  , 	  2)   ( -.), ;	   buyers' strike      	  3) attr. , ;	   strike action  	2. v. ;   (for, against)

strike benefit  = strike pay

strike pay  n. ,   

strike-breaker  n. 

strike-breaking  n.  

strike-committee  n.  

strikebound  a.  

striker  I n.	  1) 	  2) . . 	  3) . . 	  4) 	II n. 

striking  I	1. pres-p.  strike I, 1	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   striking force .  	II pres-p.  strike II, 2

string  1. n.	  1) , ; , , 	  2)  ()	  3) . ;	   to touch the strings    	  4) (the strings) pl. .   	  5)  (  ..)	  6) , ;	   a string of people  ;	   a string of bursts  	  7) , 	  8) . . , 	  9) ,    ( )	  10) ,  ()	  11) attr. ;	   string orchestra   on a string   ;  ;	   first string  ;	   second string	    )  ;	    ) . ;	   to have two strings to one's bow     -.  , ;	   to harp on one ( on the same) string =     ;     ;	   to touch a string  -.  	2. v. (strung)	  1) , ; 	  2)  ,   ..	  3)  ()	  4)  (. string up)	  5)  ()	  6) ;	   to string a picture  	  7) . . ;    string along with   -.;   -.;	   string out () ;	   the programme was strung out too long    ;	   string together ;	   string up	    ) ,  (  ..);	    ) . , 

string-course  n. . 

string-halt  = spring-halt

stringbag  n.  (  )

stringed  a.  (.  . )

stringency  n.	  1) 	  2) .  	  3) , 

stringent  a.	  1) ; , ;	   stringent regulations  	  2)   	  3) , 

stringer  n.	  1)  ;  ()	  2) . . 

stringy  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

strip  1. n.	  1)   ; ; ; ;	   strip of board ;	   strip of garden  	  2)   ( , )	  3) -  (. air strip, landing strip)	  4) , 	2. v.	  1) , ; ; 	  2)  (-.);	   to strip smb. of his title  -. ;	   stripped of fine names, it is a swindle   -  	  3) ; 	  4) (); , ;	   stripped to the skin  , to be stripped of leaves   ( )	  5) , 	  6) .   strip off ; 

strip map  n. .  

strip mining  n. .  

strip-tease  n. 

stripe  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ; ;	   to get (to lose) one's stripes   ()	  3) .  ;	   pl. 	  4)  	  5) . , 	  6) pl. . 	2. v.  

striped  1. p-p.  stripe 2	2. a. 

striper  n. . .  

stripling  n. , 

strive  v. (strove; striven)	  1) ;  ;	   to strive for victory   	  2)  (against, with strive )

striven  p-p.  strive

strode  p.  stride 2

stroke  1. n.	  1) ;	   a finishing stroke -	    ) ,  ;	    )  ; {. . stroke 6}	  2) . , ;	   heat stroke -  ;	   he had a stroke -    	  3) ;    ;	   the stroke of an oar -  ;	   they have not done a stroke of work -      ;	   with one stroke of the pen -   	  4) , ;	   a clever stroke -  ;	   it was a stroke of genius -   ;	   a stroke of luck - 	  5) .  ;	   up (down) stroke -    ()	  6) , , ;	   finishing strokes -  ,  {. . stroke 1};	   to portray with a few strokes -   	  7)  ;	   it is on the stroke of nine -   	  8)  ()	  9) ;	   to row/pull the stroke -   	2. v.	  1)  (), , ;	   to stroke smb. down ,  -.	  2)   () to stroke smb. the wrong way, to stroke smb.'s hair ( fur) the wrong way  -.  ;  -.

stroll  1. n. 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) ,   ( )

stroller  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  	  4)   

strolling  1. pres-p.  stroll 2	2. a. ;	   strolling musicians  

strong  1. a.	  1) ,    	  2) ;	   are you quite strong again?   ?	  3) ;  , ,   ..;	   strong candidate ,   ;	   strong literary style ,  	  4)  ( -.);	   he is strong in chemistry    	  5) , , , ;	   strong measures  ;	   strong man	    )  ;	    )  	  6) ; ;	   strong castle   ;	   strong design  	  7) ; ;	   strong coffee  ;	   strong remedy  ;	   strong drinks  	  8) , ;	   strong cheese  	  9) , ;	   strong language  , 	  10) , , ,  (,   ..)	  11) , ; ;	   strong sense of disappointment  ;	   strong reason  	  12) , , ;	   a strong resemblance  	  13)  ( )	  14) ,  ( , );  ( )	  15)   ;	   battalions a thousand strong      ;	   how many strong are you?  ?	  16) .  by the strong arm ( hand) ;	   strong meat =    	2. n. (the strong) pl. .	  1) , 	  2) ,  	3. adv. . , ;	   to be going strong .    ;	   to come ( to go) it ( rather, a bit) strong .	    )   ;   ;	    )  ;	    )  ,  

strong point  n.	  1) .  	  2) .  

strong-arm  .	1. a.  	2. v.  

strong-box  n. 

strong-minded  a. ,  (.  )

strong-room  n. -;  (      ..)

strong-willed  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

stronghold  n.	  1) , , ; 	  2) .  

strontium  n. . 

strop  1. n.	  1)    	  2) . 	2. v.  ()

strophe  n. . 

strove  p.  strive

struck  p.  p-p.  strike I, 1

structural  a.	  1) ;	   structural formula .  	  2) ;	   structural features  ;	   structural mechanics  

structure  n.	  1) ; ;	   social structure  ;	   the structure of a language  ;	   the structure of a sentence  	  2) , , 

struggle  1. n.	  1) ;	   class struggle  ;	   the struggle for existence   	  2) , 	2. v.	  1) ;	   to struggle for peace   ;	   to struggle against difficulties   ;	   to struggle for one's living  -  	  2) , 	  3)  ;    ;	   to struggle to one's feet     ;	   to struggle with a mathematical problem   ;	   he struggled to make himself heard   ,   	  4)  (through)

strum  1. n. , 	2. v. , 

strumpet  n. . 

strung  1. p.  p-p.  string 2	2. a.	  1)  	  2) , ;	   a highly strung person  ;	   highly strung nerves  

strut  I	1. n.    	2. v.   ,  	II 1. n. . ; , 	2. v. 

strutter  n. . 

strychnine  n. 

stub  1. n.	  1) 	  2)     ;	   the stub of a tooth  ;	   the stub of a pencil  ;	   the stub of a cigar (of a cigarette) 	  3) .  (   ..)	2. v.	  1) ,    (. stub up)	  2)    -. ;	   to stub one's toe on ( against) smth.   -.	  3)   (. stub out)

stubble  n.	  1) , 	  2)   ;    , 

stubbly  a.	  1) ,  	  2) ,  (   ..)

stubborn  a.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   stubborn resistance  

stubbornness  n.	  1) 	  2) 

stubby  a.	  1)  	  2)   ; ;	   a short stubby figure  

stucco  1. n. (pl. oes ) ,  	2. v. 

stucco-work  n.  

stuck  p.  p-p.  stick 2

stuck-up  a. . , , 

stud  I	1. n.	  1)    ; ; 	  2) 	  3) . ; ; ; 	2. v.	  1) 	  2) , 	II n.	  1)  ; 	  2) . = stud-horse

stud farm  n.  

stud-book  n.   ()

stud-horse  n.  

studding-sail  n. . 

student  n.	  1) 	  2)  (-.;	   of); 

studentship  n.	  1)  	  2) 

studied  1. p-p.  study 2	2. a.	  1) , ;	   studied insult  	  2) ;	   studied politeness  	  3) 	  4) . , 

studio  n. (pl. -os )	  1) ; , 	  2) ; ; 

studio couch  n. -

studious  a.	  1)  	  2) , , 	  3) = studied 2, 1  2

study  1. n.	  1) ,  (of);  ;	   to make a study of  ;	   much given to study   	  2) (. pl.)  ;	   to begin one's studies   	  3) ;  	  4)  () ;	   his face was a perfect study     	  5)  , 	  6)   (. brown study)	  7)  	  8) 	  9) . , , 	  10) . , 	  11) . , ;	   her constant study was to work well     	  12) . ,   ;	   he is a good (a slow) study   ()  	2. v.	  1) , ; ; 	  2) , 	  3)  (   ..;	   for);	   he is studying for the bar     	  4)  ( -.);  ( -.), ;	   study to wrong no man    ;	   to study another's comfort    ;	   to study one's own interests   	  5)  	  6) .  study out ; ;	   study up   

stuff  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   to collect the stuff for a book    ;	   green ( garden) stuff ;	   he is made of sterner stuff than his father     ,    ;	   a man with plenty of good stuff in him   ;	   this book is poor stuff   	  2) , 	  3) .  (. doctor's stuff)	  4) , , ;	   stuff and nonsense! !;	   do you call this stuff butter?      ?	  5) .  (. )	  6) . , 	  7) . , ;	   this is the sort of stuff to give them       ;      small stuff  , 	2. v.	  1) , ; , 	  2)     	  3) ,  (. .);	   to stuff one's head with silly ideas     	  4) , ;	   to stuff one's clothes into a suitcase    	  5)  (. stuff up);	   he stuffed his fingers into his ears    ;	   my nose is stuffed up    	  6) ;  	  7) ,   ;	   to stuff a child with sweets   	  8)  	  9) . , 	  10) .     

stuffed shirt  n. .  

stuffing  1. pres-p.  stuff 2	2. n.	  1)  (  ..); 	  2) 	  3) .      to knock the stuffing out of smb.	    )    -.;	    ) ,  -. (   ..)

stuffing-box  n. . 

stuffy  a.	  1) , 	  2) . ; 	  3)  (   )	  4) , 	  5) , 	  6) . , , ; 

stultification  n.      . {. stultify}

stultify  v.	  1)    	  2)    (   ..)

stum  1. n. ,  	2. v.     

stumble  1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  , 	2. v.	  1) ,  (. .)	  2) ; ;	   to stumble through a lesson     stumble across  ,  ;	   stumble along ;  ;	   stumble at   -.; , ;	   stumble upon  

stumbling-block  n.  

stumbling-stone  . = stumbling-block

stump  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ; ,  	  3)  ()	  4) 	  5)  ()	  6) 	  7) pl. . ;	   to stir one's stumps . , 	  8)   ()	2. v.	  1) 	  2) ,   (. stump along)	  3) .   ;	   I am stumped for an answer  ,  	  4)  ,   , 	  5) .   ; 	  6)    ( ) stump up .  , ; 

stump orator  n. ,    ; 

stump oratory  = stump speeches

stump speeches  n.	  1)    	  2) ,  

stumper  n. .  ;  

stumpy  a. , ;   ;	   stumpy fingers ,  

stun  v. , 

stung  p.  p-p.  sting 2

stunk  p.  p-p.  stink 2

stunner  n. .	  1)  	  2) , ;      	  3)  

stunning  1. pres-p.  stun	2. a.	  1) , ;	   a stunning blow  	  2) . ; 

stunt  I	1. n.   ,  	2. v.  	II .	1. n.	  1) ,   (  )	  2) , , 	  3) .   	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2)  ;  	  3) .    

stunted  I	1. p-p.  stunt I, 2	2. a. , 	II p-p.  stunt II, 2

stupe  I	1. n.  	2. v.   	II n. . 

stupefaction  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

stupefy  v.	  1) , ; 	  2)    

stupendous  a. ; ;  

stupid  1. a.	  1) , , ; 	  2) ;	   stupid with sleep 	2. n. . 

stupidity  n. , 

stupor  n.	  1) , 	  2) . 

sturdy  a.	  1) , , ;	   a sturdy child 	  2) , , 

sturgeon  n. 

stutter  1. n. 	2. v. ; ;	   to stutter an apology   

stutterer  n. 

sty  I n.  (. .)	II n. .  ( )

stye  = sty II

Stygian  a. . . ,    ; . , 

style  1. n.	  1) ; ;  (  ..)	  2) ,  ( )	  3) , ; 	  4) , ; , ;	   in style  ;	   to live in grand style    	  5) , , ;	   that style of thing   ;	   a gentleman of the old style   	  6)  ( )	  7)  (        )	  8) . , 	  9)  	  10)  	  11) . 	  12) ;	   give him his full style    	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2)   ;   	  3) 

stylet  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

stylish  a.	  1) ,    	  2) , ; 

stylist  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)   

stylistic  a. 

stylize  v. .    , 

stylo  . . stylograph

stylograph  n. ;  

stylus  n.  

stymie  v.    ,   

stymy  v.    ,   

styptic  1. a. 	2. n.  

Styx  n. . .  () to cross the Styx 

suability  n.    

suable  a.     

suasion  n. ;	   moral suasion 

suave  a. , ; 

suavity  n.   . {. suave}

sub  . .	1. n.	  1) . submarine 1	  2) . subordinate 2	  3) . subway	  4) . subaltern 1	  5) . sublieutenant	  6) . subscription	  7) . subscriber	  8) . substitute 1	2. v. . substitute 2

sub-  pref.  :	  1)   -.   -.: subway	    ) ;  ;	    ) .   , ;	   subcutaneous 	  2)   ,  : subeditor  	  3)   : subcommittee ;	   subdivide  (-)	  4)   : subcontract ;	   sublease 	  5)      : suboxide 	  6)  ,  : subaudible  

subaltern  1. n. .  	2. a. 

subaqueous  a. 

subarctic  a. , 

subaudition  n. 

subchaser  n. .    

subcommittee  n. 

subconscious  a. 

subcontract  1. n. 	2. v.  

subcutaneous  a. 

subdivide  v. ()

subdivisible  a.   

subdivision  n. 

subdual  n. , 

subduct  v. . 

subdue  v.	  1) , ;	   to subdue nature  	  2) ; , ;	   to subdue the enemy fire   	  3)  

subdued  1. p-p.  subdue	2. a.	  1) , ;	   subdued spirits  	  2) , ;	   subdued voices  

subeditor  n.  

subfamily  n. . 

subgroup  n. 

subhead  n.	  1) 	  2)   

subjacent  n.	  1)   (-.)	  2)   

subject  1. n.	  1) ;  ; ;	   to dwell on a sore subject    ;	   to change the subject   ;	   to traverse a subject  	  2)  (for subject  -.);	   a subject for pity   	  3) ,  (of)	  4) , ;	   mathematics is my favourite subject  -   	  5) 	  6) , ;	   a hysterical subject  	  7) . 	  8) . 	  9) .  	  10)  ( ) on the subject of  -.;	   while we are on the subject of money may I ask you...      ,   ...	2. a.	  1) , ;	   subject nations  	  2)  (to)	  3)  (to)	  4) subject to (.  adv.)  , , 	3. v.	  1) ,  (to)	  2)  (,   ..)	  3) ;	   to subject a plan for consideration    

subject-heading  n.  , 

subject-matter  n. ,  (,   ..);  (  ..)

subjection  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) 

subjective  a.	  1) 	  2) .  ;	   subjective case  

subjectivism  n. . 

subjectivity  n. 

subjoin  v. ;   

subjugate  v. , , 

subjugation  n. , 

subjugator  n. , 

subjunctive  .	1. n.  	2. a. 

sublease  1. n. 	2. v.   

sublessee  n. 

sublessor  n.   

sublet  v.   

sublibrarian  n.  

sublieutenant  n. .  

sublimate  1. n. . ;	   corrosive sublimate 	2. v.	  1) . 	  2) . , 

sublimation  n.	  1) . , 	  2) . , 

sublime  1. a.	  1) , , , ;	   the S. Porte . Porte	  2) , ;	   sublime indifference  	2. n. the sublime , 	3. v. = sublimate 2

subliminal  a.	  1) 	  2)   ;	   subliminal advertizing ,   ;    

sublimity  n. , 

sublunar  . = sublunary

sublunary  a. , 

submachine-gun  n. -; 

submarine  1. n.	  1)  	  2)  	2. a. ;	   submarine speed   ;	   submarine force  ;	   submarine base   ;	   submarine chaser   ()	3. v.   

submerge  v.	  1) 	  2) ()

submerged  1. p-p.  submerge	2. a. ;  the submerged tenth   

submergence  n.	  1)   	  2) 

submerse  = submerge

submersed  1. p-p.  submerse	2. a.   , 

submersible  a.     

submersion  = submergence

submission  n.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   with all due submission     	  3) ,  (  ..)

submissive  a. ; 

submit  v.	  1) (-), ();	   I will not submit to such treatment     	  2)   ;	   to submit a question     	  3)  (   ..); , ;	   I submit that a material fact has been passed over   ,     

submontane  a.    

subnormal  1. a.  	2. n. . 

suborder  n. . 

subordinate  1. a.	  1)  (to)	  2) , 	  3) . ;	   subordinate clause  	2. n. 	3. v. ,   

subordination  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) . 

suborn  v. ;    (.  )

subornation  n. ; ;      (.  )

suborner  n.  , 

subpoena  1. n.     	2. v.   

subpolar  a. 

subreption  n.  -.   -. 

subscribe  v.	  1)  	  2) to subscribe to ( for)   (,   ..)	  3) () ( -.)	  4)  ( -. ;	   to)

subscriber  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

subscription  n.	  1) ; () ;	   to take up ( to make) a subscription   ( -.)	  2)  (   ..)	  3) 	  4)  ( )	  5) attr. ;	   subscription list  

subsection  n. ; 

subsequent  a. ;	   subsequent to his death   ;	   subsequent upon smth.   -.

subsequently  adv. , , 

subserve  v. 

subservience  n.	  1) , 	  2) ,  ()

subservient  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  ,  (to)

subside  v.	  1) , ;	   the fever has subsided  	  2) , ;	   the gale subsided  	  3)  (   ..)	  4) (. .) ;	   he subsided into an arm-chair    

subsidence  n.   . {. subside}

subsidiary  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) 	2. n. ,   (. subsidiary company)

subsidize  v. 

subsidy  n. ,  , 

subsist  v.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   to subsist on a vegetable diet  ;	   to subsist by begging  	  3) ; 

subsistence  n.	  1) 	  2)    (. means of subsistence); 

subsoil  n. 

subsonic  a.  ( )

substance  n.	  1) 	  2) . , , 	  3) , , ;	   in substance  ;  ;	   to come to the substance of the matter    	  4) , ; ;	   soup without much substance  	  5) , ;	   a man of substance  

substandard  a.	  1) ;  ,  	  2) .    

substantial  a.	  1) , 	  2) , , ;	   substantial contribution  ;	   substantial improvement  	  3) , 	  4) 	  5) 

substantiality  n.   . {. substantial}

substantially  adv.	  1)  ,  ,   	  2) , 

substantiate  v.	  1)   , , ;	   this view is substantiated    	  2)   ,  

substantiation  n.	  1) 	  2) 

substantival  a. . 

substantive  1. a.	  1) , ;	   substantive rank .  	  2) .  a substantive motion    (   ..)	2. n. .  

substation  n. . 

substitute  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ; 	2. v.	  1) ;  (for substitute -.)	  2) 

substitution  n.	  1) , 	  2) . 	  3) attr. ;	   substitution tables  

substrata  pl.  substratum

substratosphere  n. 

substratum  n. (pl. -ta)	  1)  	  2) 	  3) 	  4) . 

substruction  = substructure

substructure  n. , 

subsume  v.   -. 

subsurface  a.	  1) ,   	  2) 

subtenant  n. 

subtend  v. .  (); 

subtense  n. .     ( )

subterfuge  n. , 

subterranean  a.	  1) 	  2) , ; , 

subterraneous  = subterranean

subtil  . = subtle

subtile  . = subtle

subtilize  v.	  1) , 	  2)  (,   ..)	  3)   , 

subtitle  n.	  1) 	  2) 

subtle  a.	  1) , , 	  2) , ,  ( ,   ..)	  3) ;	   subtle delight  	  4) ;	   subtle device  ;	   subtle fingers  	  5)  ,  	  6) ; 

subtlety  n.	  1) , 	  2) ,  (, )	  3) 	  4)  	  5) 	  6) 

subtorrid  = subtropical

subtract  v. . 

subtraction  n. . 

subtrahend  n. . 

subtropical  a. 

subulate  a. . 

suburb  n.	  1) 	  2) pl. , 	  3) attr. 

suburban  1. a.	  1) 	  2) . , , 	2. n.  

suburbanite  n.  

subvene  v. .   ,   

subvention  n. , 

subversion  n. , 

subversive  a.	  1) , , 	  2) ;	   subversive activities  

subvert  v. , ; 

subway  n.	  1) ;  	  2) .   , 

succeed  v.	  1)   -., -.; ;	   the generation that succeeds us  	  2) to succeed oneself .  	  3) ,   (to)	  4)  ,  (in);  ;	   to succeed in life   ,  , 

success  n.	  1) , ;	   to be crowned with success  	  2) ,  ; ,    ..;	   the experiment is a success  ;	   I count that book among my successes  ,    -   ;	   she was a great success as a singer      nothing succeeds like success .      ;	   success is never blamed . =   

successful  a.	  1) , ;	   to be successful  	  2) , 

succession  n.	  1) 	  2)  ;	   in succession ;	   a succession of disasters   	  3) ;  ;  ;	   in succession to smb.   -. , 	  4) attr. succession duty    the S. States . ,    -

successive  a.	  1) 	  2)    , ;	   it has rained for three successive days     

successor  n. ,  (to, of)

succinct  a.	  1) , 	  2) . 

succinite  n. . ; . 

succory  n. 

succotash  n. .      

succour  1. n. ,    	2. v. ,   ,  (  )

succulence  n. , 

succulent  1. a.	  1) 	  2) . , 	2. n. . 

succumb  v.	  1) ,  (to);	   to succumb to temptation  	  2)   (-.),  (to succumb  -.);	   to succumb to pneumonia    

such  1. a.	  1) ;	   don't be in such a hurry   ;	   there are no such doings now     ;	   and such things   ;	   such as	    )  ;	    ) , ;	   her conduct was such as might be expected    ,     ;	    ) , ;	   he will have no books but such as I'll let him have     ,  ,     ;	    ) , ;	   his illness is not such as to cause anxiety     ,   ;	   such that	    ) , ;	   his behaviour was such that everyone disliked him    ,    ;	    )  ;	   he said it in such a way that I couldn't help laughing    ,       	  2) -;  (  );	   allow such an amount for food, such an amount for rent and the rest for other things  -   , -  ,        such master, such servant .  ,   	2. pron. demonstr.	  1) ;	   such was the agreement   ;	   and such .   ;	   as such  ;  ;	   there are no hotels as such in this town      ;	   we note your remarks and in reply to such...           ...;	   such as he is      	  2) , ; , ;	   all such  ;	   all such as are of my opinion...  ,    ...

such-and-such  a. -

suchlike  .	1. a. , 	2. pron: and suchlike	    )   ;	    )   

suck  1. n.	  1) ;	   to take a suck 	  2) , 	  3)  	  4)  ;	   to give suck (to)  	  5) . . ;  (. suck-in);	   what a suck ( sucks)! !	  6) . . 	2. v.	  1) ;  (. suck in);	   the pump sucks     	  2) to suck dry ,  suck at , , (  ..);	   suck in	    ) ,  (.   ..);	    )  ( );	    ) . , ;	   suck out ;	   to suck advantage out of smth.    -.;	   suck up	    ) ; ;	    ) . .  (to)

suck-up  n. . . 

sucked  1. p-p.  suck 2	2. a.  a sucked orange =  

sucker  n.	  1) () (.     )	  2) .   	  3) . , 	  4) . 	  5) . ;  	  6) .  	  7) .  

sucking  1. pres-p.  suck 2	2. a.	  1)  ( )	  2) , 	  3) . 

sucking-pig  n.  

suckle  v.	  1)  	  2)   	  3) 

suckling  n.	  1)  	  2) ()

suction  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) attr. 

suctorial  a. . ;   

Sudanese  1. a. 	2. n. ; ;	   the Sudanese pl. . 

Sudani  n.    

sudatoria  pl.  sudatorium

sudatorium  n. (pl. -ria)  ( )

sudd  n.      ,  

sudden  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) ,  to be sudden in one's actions      	2. n. (all) of a sudden, on a sudden , 

suddenly  adv. , 

sudoriferous  a.	  1) . 	  2) . 

sudorific  1. a. 	2. a.  

suds  n. pl.     to be in the suds .   ,  

sudsy  a. , 

sue  v.	  1)   ;   ( -.);	   to sue a person for libel   -.   	  2)  (to sue -., for sue  -.);	   to sue to a law-court for redress     sue out  ( )

sue'de  n. .	  1) 	  2) attr. 

suet  n.    

suffer  v.	  1) ; , ;	   he suffers from headaches     ;	   to suffer a loss  	  2) , ;	   to suffer them to come   	  3) , ;	   I cannot suffer him     to suffer fools gladly    

sufferance  n.	  1) , ;	   it is beyond sufferance   	  2) .  , ;	   he is here on sufferance   

sufferer  n.	  1) 	  2) 

suffering  1. pres-p.  suffer	2. n. 	3. a. 

suffice  v.  , ;  suffice it to say  

sufficiency  n. (. a sufficiency) ; 

sufficient  1. a. ;	   he had not sufficient courage for it       	2. n. .  

suffix  .	1. n. 	2. v.  ()

suffocant  1. a. , 	2. n.    

suffocate  v.	  1) , 	  2) 

suffocation  n.	  1) 	  2) 

suffragan  n.   (. suffragan bishop)

suffrage  n.	  1)  ,  ;	   female suffrage    ;	   universal suffrage   	  2)  ( )	  3) , 	  4) (. pl.) . 

suffragette  n. 

suffragist  n.   

suffuse  v.  ();  (, )

suffusion  n.	  1) , 	  2)  ()

sugar  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . , ; ,   ..	  4) . 	  5) . 	  6) attr. 	2. v.	  1) ;  (. .)	  2) .   , 

sugar candy  n. 

sugar-basin  n. 

sugar-beet  n.  

sugar-bowl  = sugar-basin

sugar-cane  n.  

sugar-coat  v.	  1)  	  2) 

sugar-daddy  n. .    ,   

sugar-loaf  n.	  1)  	  2) ,  	  3)    

sugar-refinery  n.  

sugar-tongs  n.   

sugarplum  n.  

sugary  a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) , 

suggest  v.	  1) , ;	   I suggest that we should go to the theatre     ;	   the architect suggested restoring the building    ;	   he suggested a visit to the gallery    	  2) , ;  (); ;   ;  , ;	   does the name suggest nothing to you?       ?;	   an idea suggested itself to me     ;	   what does this shape suggest to you?     ?

suggestibility  n. 

suggestible  a.	  1)  	  2)   

suggestion  n.	  1) , ;	   to make a suggestion	    )  ;	    )  	  2) , ;	   there was a suggestion of truth in what he said      ;	   full of suggestion ;   	  3) ;	   hypnotic suggestion  

suggestive  a.	  1)  ;	   this book is very suggestive    	  2)   -. ; 

suicidal  a.	  1) 	  2) ; , ;	   a suicidal policy  

suicide  1. n.	  1) ;	   to commit suicide   	  2) 	  3)  ,    ..   	2. v. .    (. to suicide oneself)

suit  1. n.	  1)   (. suit of clothes);	   a suit of dittos     ;	   dress suit   ;	   a two-piece suit   (  )	  2) , 	  3) ;   ;	   to grant smb.'s suit  -. ;	   to make suit to  ;	   to press one's suit   {. . 4}	  4) ; ;	   to plead ( to press) one's suit with smb. .  -.  {. . 3};	   to prosper in one's suit    	  5) . , ;	   to bring ( to institute) a suit against smb.   -.;	   to be at suit 	  6) . ;	   to follow suit   ; .  ; ;	   long (short) suit  () 	  7) , ;	   in suit with smb.   -.;	   of a suit with ,   -.	2. v.	  1)  ;  , ;	   will that time suit you?    ?;	   to suit oneself   ;	   suit yourself ,   	  2)  , ;	   meat does not suit me   	  3) ; , ;	   he is not suited to be ( for) a teacher     	  4)   	  5) ;	   to suit the action to the word   ;   ; =  - 

suitable  a. , , 

suitcase  n.   

suite  n.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   suite of furniture  ;	   suite of rooms	    )  , ;	    )   ( )	  3) . 	  4) . , 

suited  1. p-p.  suit 2	2. a. , , 

suiting  1. pres-p.  suit 2	2. n. ( pl.)   

suitor  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . 

sulk  1. n. (. the sulks)  ;	   to have (a fit of) the sulks ;  ;	   in the sulks   	2. v. ;  , , 

sulky  I a.	  1) , , 	  2) ,  (   ..);	   a sulky day  	II n. .  

sullen  a.	  1) , , 	  2) ; ; 	  3)   (   ..)

sully  v. , 

sulpha  = sulpha drugs

sulpha drugs  n. pl. .   

sulphate  n. . ,   ;	   sulphate of copper (iron, zinc)  (, ) 

sulphide  n. . ,  

sulphite  n. . ,   

sulphur  1. n.	  1) . ;	   flowers of sulphur  	  2) - 	  3)    	2. a. -	3. v.  

sulphur-spring  n.  

sulphurate  v.	  1)  	  2)  

sulphureous  a.	  1) . 	  2) -

sulphuretted  a. . ;	   sulphuretted hydrogen 

sulphuric  a. . ;	   sulphuric acid  

sulphurize  = sulphurate

sulphurous  a.	  1) = sulphureous	  2) . 	  3) , , 

sulphury  a.   ; 

sultan  n.	  1) 	  2)   

sultana  n.	  1) ; , ,    	  2) 	  3) ,   

sultanate  n. , ,    

sultriness  n. 

sultry  a.	  1) , 	  2)  (   ..)

sum  1. n.	  1) , ; ;	   sum total  	  2) 	  3)  	  4) pl. ,  ;	   he is good at sums     sum and substance  ;	   in sum  ,  	2. v. ,   ( sum up) sum up , 

sumac  n. . 

sumach  n. . 

summarize  v. , ,  

summary  1. n.  , , , 	2. a.	  1) , ;	   summary account  	  2) , ,      	  3) . , ;	   summary jurisdiction  ;	   summary court  ;	   summary punishment  

summation  n.	  1)  , 	  2) , 

summer  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2)  , 	  3) . ;	   a woman of some twenty summers   	  4) attr. ;	   summer camp  ;	   summer cottage ;	   summer time " " (     ) {. . summer-time};	   summer sausage   	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  () 	II n. . , 

summer lightning  n. 

summer school  n.     (   )

summer's day  n.	  1)  	  2)  

summer-house  n. 

summer-time  n.  ,  {. . summer I, 1, 4}

summer-tree  = summer II

summerly  a. 

summersault  = somersault

summerset  = somersault

summertime  n.  ,  {. . summer I, 1, 4}

summit  n.	  1) , ; . ,  , 	  2)     	  3)    	  4) attr. .    ;	   summit talks    ;	   summit conference ( meeting)   ,    

summon  v.	  1)  ( )	  2)   (-.);	   to summon the garrison to surrender   	  3)  (  ..)	  4) ,  ( summon up);	   to summon up courage   

summons  1. n.	  1)  (.  )	  2)  ;	   to serve a witness with a summons     	  3) .    (. summons to surrender)	2. v.    

sump  n.	  1)  ;  	  2) . ; 	  3) . , 

sumpter-horse  n.  

sumption  n. .   ()

sumptuary  a.  ,  

sumptuous  a. ; ; ; 

sun  1. n.	  1) ;	   to take ( to shoot) the sun .    ;	   mock sun .  	  2)  ;  ;	   in the sun  ;	   to bask in the sun   ;	   to take the sun ;	   to close the shutters to shut out the sun  ,   	  3) .    ;	   to rise with the sun  ;	   from sun to sun   ()   ()	  4) . ,  against the sun   ;	   with the sun   ;	   under the sun   ,   ;	   to hail ( to adore) the rising sun    ;	   his sun is rising (is set)    ();	   a place in the sun =  ;  ;	   to hold a candle to the sun   ,   ;	   let not the sun go down upon your wrath .     ;	   the morning sun never lasts a day . =     	2. v.	  1) ()  ;	   to sun oneself   	  2)   ;   

sun-and-planet gear  n. .  

sun-baked  a.   

sun-bath  n.  

sun-blind  n. , , 

sun-blinkers  n. pl.    

sun-cult  n.  ,  

sun-cured  a.   

sun-dial  n.  

sun-dog  n. .  

sun-dried  a.   ; 

sun-hat  n.    

sun-parlour  n.  ;     ,    

sun-spot  n.	  1) .   	  2) 	  3) attr. sun-spot activity   

sun-stone  n. .  

sun-tan  n. ;	   to get a sun-tan 

sun-worship  n. ,  

sunbeam  n.	  1)  	  2) .   (. )

sunburn  n. 

sunburnt  a. 

sunburst  n.	  1)   ,   - 	  2)       

sundae  n.    , ,   ..

Sunday  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. ;	   Sunday best .    ;   to look two ways to find Sunday .  ()

Sunday-school  n.   

sunder  v. . (); , 

sundew  n. . 

sundown  n.	  1) ,  	  2) .   	  3) attr. sundown party  

sundowner  n.	  1) . , ,   	  2) .  ,  

sundry  1. a. , ;	   to talk of sundry matters    	2. n.	  1) pl.  , 	  2) all and sundry      ;   

sunflower  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. ;	   sunflower seeds ;	   to nibble sunflower seeds  

sung  p-p.  sing 1

sunk  1. p-p.  sink 2	2. a.	  1)  ; , ;	   sunk fence    	  2) .   ;	   I'm sunk , 

sunken  a.	  1) ; ;	   sunken rock  ;	   sunken battery . ,   	  2) 	  3) , ;	   sunken cheeks  ;	   sunken eyes  

sunlight  n.  

sunlit  a.  

sunn  n. .   (. sunn hemp)

sunny  a.	  1) ,  	  2) , ;	   sunny disposition  ;	   to look on the sunny side of things    ,   she is on the sunny side of forty (fifty, etc.)     (  . .) ()

sunproof  a.	  1)    	  2)    

sunrise  n.  ;  

sunset  n.	  1)  ; ;  	  2) , ;   (  ..)	  3) attr. ; . 

sunshade  n.	  1)  ( )	  2) , 

sunshine  n.	  1)  ;	   in the sunshine  	  2)  	  3) , ; 	  4)  ,   ..

sunstroke  n.  

sunup  n. .  

sunward  1. a.   	2. adv.    

sunwards  = sunward 2

sunwise  adv.   

sup  1. n.  neither bite nor sup  ,  	2. v.	  1) , ;	   to sup sorrow  	  2) . ;	   to sup on ( off)    -.

super  1. n. .	  1) (.  supernumerary) . 	  2)    	  3) (.  superintendent) , 	  4)  	  5) . super-film	2. a. .	  1) , , 	  2) ,   ,   ..;	   super secrecy 

super-  pref. -, -;	   supernatural ;	   superimpose 

super-film  n. . 

superannuate  v.	  1)         	  2)    ( )	  3) ;   

superannuated  1. p-p.  superannuate	2. a.	  1) 	  2)   	  3) . 

superannuation  n.	  1)   ;   	  2)  ,   

superb  a. , , ; , 

superbomb  n.  

supercargo  n. (pl. -oes ) . 

supercharge  v. .	  1) 	  2)   

supercharger  n. . ,  

superciliary  a. . , 

supercilious  a. , , 

superconductivity  n. . 

supercool  v. ()

superelevation  n.	  1) .   (  )	  2)     	  3) .      

supererogation  n.   ;  

supererogatory  a.   ; , 

superette  n.   

superfatted  a.  (   ..)

superficial  a.	  1) , , ;	   superficial knowledge  	  2) . , 

superficiality  n. 

superficies  n. (pl.  .)	  1) 	  2) , 	  3)  

superfine  a.	  1)  ;  	  2)  ; 

superfluidity  n. . 

superfluity  n.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3) (. pl.) 

superfluous  a. , , 

superfortress  n. .   

superheat  1. n. 	2. v. 

superheater  n. . 

superheterodyne  n. . ;  

superhuman  a. 

superimpose  v.  (  )

superincumbent  a.	  1) ,  ( -.)	  2)  ( -.)

superinduce  v.  , 

superintend  v.	  1) , , 	  2)  ( -.); 

superintendence  n. , ; 

superintendent  n.	  1) , , 	  2)    (   )

superior  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) , ,  ;	   made of superior cloth     ;	   a very superior man  	  3) ; ;	   superior forces  ;	   superior strength  	  4) , 	  5) .    ;	   superior wings  ( )	  6) .    ,  	  7) .  to be superior to	    )  ,  (-.);	    )   (-.);	   to be superior to prejudice   	2. n.	  1) , 	  2)  ;	   he has no superior in wit      	  3) ();	   Father S. ;	   Mother S. 	  4) .  

superioress  n. .   ()

superiority  n.	  1) ; 	  2) attr. superiority complex .    ,  

superiorly  adv.	  1) , 	  2) 

superlative  1. a.	  1) , ;	   a superlative chapter in the history of architecture     	  2) .  ( )	2. n.	  1) , ,  	  2) .  	  3) .       to speak in superlatives 

superlunary  a.	  1) . 	  2) 

superman  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  

supermarket  n.   , 

supermundane  a. ;    

supernaculum  . adv.    ( )

supernal  a. . , ;	   supernal loveliness  

supernatant  a. . ,   

supernatural  a. 

supernormal  a.   ( ,   ..);	   supernormal pupil  

supernumerary  1. n.	  1)  ;  	  2) . ()	2. a. , ; 

superphosphate  n. . 

superpose  v.  (   )

superposition  n.	  1) . 	  2) . 

superpower  n.	  1) ,    	  2) ;      

superprofit  n. 

superrealism  = surrealism

supersaturate  v.  ()

superscribe  v. ; ;   

superscription  n.  ( -.); 

supersede  v.	  1) ; 	  2) ;  (-.) 

supersensible  a. 

supersonic  a. , 

supersound  n. . 

superstition  n. ,  

superstitious  a. 

superstrata  pl.  superstratum

superstratum  n. (pl. ta) .    

superstructure  n.	  1) ;    	  2) . 	  3)   ()	  4)   (-. )	  5) .  

supertax  n.   

supervacaneous  a. , 

supervene  v.    -.;   -.,   -.

supervenient  a.   .;          

supervention  n.     -.,  -.;   ..,    

supervise  v. ,  ( -.); ; 

supervising  1. pres-p.  supervise	2. a. ,  ( -., -.);	   supervising instructor  

supervision  n. , ; ;	   under the supervision of smb.   -.;  ,   -.;  -. 

supervisor  n.	  1) , ; 	  2)  

supervisory  a. , ;	   a supervisory body  

supine  I a.	  1)  	  2) , 	  3) , , 	II n. . 

supper  n. 

supplant  v. , ;  (-.)  (. )

supple  1. a.	  1) ;	   supple leather  ;	   supple mind  	  2) , ;	   supple horse   	  3) ; 	2. v. () , 

supplejack  n.	  1)     ,    	  2)     

supplement  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) .  	2. v. , 

supplemental  = supplementary

supplementary  a. ;	   supplementary angle = supplement 1, 2;	   supplementary estimates   

suppliant  1. a. , 	2. n. 

supplicant  = suppliant

supplicate  v. , 

supplication  n. , 

supplicatory  a. , 

supply  I	1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) pl. , ,  (.  )	  3) 	  4) . 	  5) pl.  ()	  6) pl.   	  7)   (., )	  8) . , , , ;	  9) attr. , ; ;	   supply canal  ;	   supply pressure .   ;	   supply ship, supply train  ..  	  10) attr. S. Day    ()    	2. v.	  1)  (with)	  2) ; ; 	  3) ,  ();  ()	  4) ;	   to supply the place of smb.  -.	  5) . ,  (., ); 	II adv.   . {. supple 1}

support  1. n.	  1) ;	   in support of  ;	   to speak in support of... , ...;	   to lend ( to give) support (to)  ;	   price supports . ,   	  2)  ()	  3) , 	  4)   ;	   without means of support    	  5) .  ; ; 	  6) .  	2. v.	  1) ; , 	  2) ,  ();  (., );	   to support an institution   	  3) , ; 	  4) ; 	  5) , 	  6) . .  ()

supporter  n.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3) .      

supporting  1. pres-p.  support 2	2. a.	  1) , ;	   supporting point  	  2) . . ;	   supporting actor   ;	   supporting programme ,     

suppose  v.	  1) , , , ;	   I suppose so ,  ;	   what do you suppose this means?  , -, ?	  2)    	  3)  imp.  : suppose we go to the theatre!       ?	  4) pass. to be supposed (c inf.)   ,   ..;	   she is not supposed to do the cooking       

supposed  1. p-p.  suppose	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 

supposedly  adv.   ; 

supposing  1. pres-p.  suppose	2. cj.  (); , ...; , ...;	   supposing it were true, how we should laugh!    ,     !;	   always supposing  , ...

supposition  n. ;	   on the supposition of smth.  -.,   -.;	   on this supposition, on the supposition that... , ...

suppositional  a. , 

supposititious  a. , , ; 

suppository  n. . , 

suppress  v.	  1) ; ;	   to suppress a yawn  	  2)  (  ..)	  3)  (); ,    (  ..)	  4) ,  (  ..)

suppression  n.	  1)   . {. suppress}	  2) suppression of civic rights .   

suppurate  v. 

suppuration  n. 

supra  . adv. ,  ( ,   ..)

supremacy  n.	  1) ;  ;	   Act of S. .       	  2) 

supreme  a.	  1) ; ;	   Supreme Soviet of the USSR   	  2) ; ;	   supreme courage  	  3) , , ;	   at the supreme moment  ,  

sura  . n.  ( )

surah  . n.  ( )

surcease  .	1. n. , 	2. v. ()

surcharge  1. n.	  1)  , 	  2) ,  ( )	  3)  	  4) , 	  5) ,   	  6)  ( )	2. v.	  1) 	  2) ;  ( )	  3)      	  4)    	  5)  ()

surcingle  1. n. 	2. v.  

surd  1. n.	  1) .  	  2) .  	2. a.	  1) . 	  2) . 

sure  1. a.	  1) , ; , ;	   a sure method  ;	   sure shot  	  2) predic. ;	   be sure to ( and) tell me   ,    ;	   he is sure to come   	  3) ;	   sure of  ;	   sure of oneself ;	   to feel sure (that)   () well, I am sure!   !; !;	   sure thing! !, !;	   to be sure , ;	   a sure draw	    ) ,     ;	    ) ,    ,   -. ,  ;	   for sure	    ) ;	    ) , ;	   to make sure of ( that)	    )   ( -.);	    ) , ;	    ) ;  (of);	   I must make sure of a house for winter       ;	   sure bind, sure find . =  ,  	2. adv.	  1) sure enough , ;  ;	   as sure as , 	  2) .  : I sure am sorry about it     	  3) . . , ,  (   ) as sure as eggs is eggs = ,    ;	   as sure as a gun . ;	   as sure as fate ( as death) 	3. interj. !

sure-fire  a. . , , 

sure-footed  a. ,   (. .)

surely  adv.	  1) , ;	   he will surely fail    	  2) ;	   surely I've met you before somewhere   -  	  3) , ; ;	   slowly but surely ,  ;	   to know full surely  	  4) (. .) . ,  ( )

surety  n.	  1) ;	   to stand surety for smb.  -.  ;   -.	  2) , , , 	  3) . ;	   of a surety , 

surf  1. n. ; 	2. v. .  

surface  1. n.	  1) ;	   an uneven surface  	  2) ;	   he looks at the surface only        ;	   on the surface 	  3) . 	  4) attr. ; ;	   surface politeness  	2. v.	  1)  ; 	  2)    (  )	  3)  

surface mail  n.   (   )

surface-car  n. .   (        )

surface-man  n.	  1) -.  	  2) .   

surface-tension  n. .  

surface-to-air  a. surface-to-air (guided) missile .   " - "

surface-to-surface  a. surface-to-surface (guided) missile .   " - "

surface-water  n. .  ,  

surfeit  1. n.	  1) ,  (.    )	  2) , ;	   a surfeit of advice   	  3) 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) () (with)	  3) 

surfing  = surfriding

surfriding  n. . 

surge  1. n.	  1)  ; ;	   a surge of anger  	  2) . 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  ( )	  3)  (. .)	  4) .  surge forward  

surgeon  n.	  1) 	  2) , - ,   

surgeoncy  n.   

surgery  n.	  1) 	  2)      

surgical  a. ;	   surgical treatment  ;	   surgical fever  ;	   surgical bag  ;	   surgical boot  

surly  a. , ; 

surma  . n. 

surmise  1. n. , , 	2. v. , ,  

surmount  v.	  1) ;	   to surmount difficulties (an obstacle)   ()	  2) (. pass.) ;	   peaks surmounted with snow   

surmountable  a. 

surmullet  n.  ()

surname  n. 

surpass  v.	  1) ,  (in)	  2) 

surpassing  1. pres-p.  surpass	2. a. , 

surplice  n. . 

surplice-fee  n. ,      ,   ..

surplus  1. n. , 	2. a.	  1) , ; ;	   surplus kit . .   	  2) . . ;	   surplus value  

surplusage  n. , 

surprise  1. n.	  1) ;	   to my great surprise    ;	   to show surprise 	  2) , 	  3)  ;	   by surprise ;	   to take smb. by surprise  -. 	  4) attr. , ;	   a surprise visit  ;	   surprise effect  ;	   surprise attack  	2. v.	  1) , ;	   I am surprised at you   ;	   I shouldn't be surprised if...     , ...	  2)  ;    ;	   I surprised him in the act      	  3) to surprise smb. into doing smth.  -.  -. (   ..);	   to surprise a person into a confession    -.,   

surprising  1. pres-p.  surprise 2	2. a. ; , 

surprisingly  adv. , ; 

surra  n. . 

surrealism  n. . 

surrebutter  n. .     

surrejoinder  n. .      

surrender  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ( -.)	  3) attr. surrender value ,  ,    	2. v.	  1) ();	   to surrender at discretion    	  2) , ;	   to surrender one's bail   ,    	  3) (. refl.) , ;	   to surrender (oneself) to despair   ;	   to surrender (oneself) over to smb.'s influence   -. 	  4) ;	   to surrender hope   ;	   to surrender a right   

surreptitious  a. ;  , ;	   surreptitious look  ;	   by surreptitious methods  

surrey  n. . .   

surrogate  1. n.	  1)  (. )	  2) , 	  3) .       	2. v. ; 

surround  v. ; 

surrounding  1. pres-p.  surround	2. a. , 

surroundings  n. pl.	  1) 	  2) ; 

surtax  1. n.   	2. v.    

surveillance  n. ,  (   -.);	   under surveillance   (. )

survey  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) ; 	  4)   	  5) , ; ;	   aerial survey 	  6) (S.) ,     ,    ( )	  7) attr. ;	   a survey course in history    	2. v.	  1) , ;   -. ;	   to survey the situation   	  2)  	  3) 	  4)   ; 	  5)    

survey vessel  n.  

surveyor  n.	  1) ; , ; 	  2) ;	   surveyor of weights and measures    	  3) . .  

survival  n.	  1) ;	   the survival of the fittest .  	  2) 

survive  v.	  1)  (,    ..);	   he survived his wife for many years       ;	   to survive one's usefulness  , 	  2) , , 	  3)   ;  ; ;	   the custom still survives    

survivor  n.   , 

susceptibility  n.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3) pl. ,  

susceptible  a.	  1) , 	  2)  (to); 	  3) 	  4) predic. ;  (of);	   a theory susceptible of proof   

susceptive  a. ; 

suslik  . n. 

suspect  1. n.    	2. a. predic. ; 	3. v.	  1) ;	   to suspect smb. of smth.  -.  -.	  2)   ,  ;	   I suspect the authenticity of the document     	  3) , , ;	   you are pretty tired after your journey, I suspect  ,     

suspend  v.	  1) , 	  2) ; ; () ;	   to suspend judgement  ;	   to suspend one's judgement   ;	   to suspend payment  	  3)  ,   ..;	   to suspend a student   

suspended  1. p-p.  suspend	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) ;	   suspended sentence .  	  4) . ;	   suspended matter 

suspender  n.	  1) 	  2) pl. . , 

suspense  n.	  1) , ; ;  ; ;	   the question is in suspense    	  2)  , 

suspension  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; ;  ;	   suspension of arms .  	  3) .   (. suspension of payment(s)); 	  4) .  ; 	  5) attr. , ;	   suspension bridge  

suspension points  n. 

suspensive  a.	  1) 	  2) 

suspensory  .	1. a. , 	2. n.  ; 

suspicion  n.	  1) ;	   his character is above suspicion   ;	   on suspicion  	  2) ( suspicion) ; , 

suspicious  a. 

suspire  v. . . 

sustain  v.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   to sustain life  ;	   to sustain a conversation  	  3) , ; ;	   to sustain injuries  ;	   to sustain a loss  	  4) , , ;	   the court sustained his claim     ;	   to sustain a theory ,  	  5)  (,   ..)

sustained  1. p-p.  sustain	2. a. , ;	   sustained effort  ;	   sustained fire  ;	   sustained defence  

sustaining  1. pres-p.  sustain	2. a.	  1) , ;	   sustaining power , ;	   sustaining program ,     	  2) , 

sustenance  n.	  1)   	  2) ; 	  3) 	  4) , 

sustention  n. ;     

sustentive  a. ,  ; 

susurration  n. .	  1) 	  2)  

sutler  n. 

Sutra  . n. ,   (   )

suttee  . n.	  1)       	  2) ,      

suture  1. n.	  1) . . 	  2) .  	  3)    	2. v. .  , 

suzerain  n.	  1)  , 	  2)  

suzerainty  n.	  1)  	  2) 

svelte  a. ,  ( )

swab  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) . ;	   to take a swab  	  4) . .  	  5) . 	  6) .  	  7) . ; 	2. v.   (. swab down);   (. swab up)

swabber  n.	  1) 	  2) 

swaddle  1. n. = swaddling-clothes	2. v.	  1) ,  ()	  2) . 

swaddling-bands  = swaddling-clothes

swaddlingclothes  n.	  1) pl. , 	  2)   ; 	  3) ,  still in swaddlingclothes, hardly ( just) out of swaddlingclothes =      

Swadeshi  . n. .  (       )

swag  n. sl	  1)  ; 	  2) , ,   	  3) . , 

swage  .	1. n.	  1)  ;  ; 	  2) 	2. v.    

swagger  1. n.	  1)     ,   ..	  2) 	2. v.	  1)     (. swagger about, swagger in, swagger out); ; 	  2)  (about)	3. a. . , , 

swagger-cane  n.  

swagger-stick  = swagger-cane

swaggerer  n.	  1) 	  2) 

swain  n. .	  1)  	  2)  (  )	  3) . 

swale  n. .  

swallow  I	1. n.	  1) ;	   at a swallow  ; 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) 	2. v.	  1) , ;	   to swallow words  ,  	  2)  (. swallow up)	  3) ;	   to swallow an insult  	  4)    to swallow one's words    	II n.  one swallow does not make a summer .      

swallow dive  n.    

swallow-tail  n.	  1)  	  2) (. pl.) .  (. swallow-tailed coat)

swam  p.  swim 2

swamp  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) attr. ; ;	   swamp fever ;	   swamp ore   , 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) (. p-p.) ,  (,   ..)	  3) (. p-p.) 

swamper  n. .	  1)   	  2) 

swampy  a. 

swan  n.	  1) ;	   black swan  ; . ,  ;	   mute swan -;	   whooping swan -	  2) (S.) .  	  3) , ;	   the S. of Avon 

swan song  n.  

swan's-down  n.	  1)  	  2)   	  3)     

swan-shot  n.  

swan-skin  n.    

swank  .	1. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) 

swanky  a. . , , 

swannery  n.   

swap  = swop

Swaraj  . n. .  (   )

Swarajist  . n. .  (  )

sward  1. n. ; 	2. v.  , ;  

sware  . p.  swear 2

swarf  n.   

swarm  I	1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  	  3) ( pl.) , 	2. v.	  1) ;	   to swarm over the position .   	  2)  (with)	  3) 	II v. ,  (. swarm up)

swart  . = swarthy

swarthy  a. ; 

swash  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ,  	  3) 	  4)  	2. v.	  1) ()	  2)   	  3) , 

swashbuckler  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

swasher  = swash-buckler

swashing  1. pres-p.  swash 2	2. a.  ( )

swastika  n. 

swat  1. n. ; , 	2. v. ; , ;	   to swat a fly  

swatch  n. (. .)  ()

swath  n.	  1)   , , 	  2) .   to cut a wide swath . , ; ,    

swathe  1. n. ; 	2. v.	  1) 	  2) , , 

swatter  n.    (. fly swatter)

sway  1. n.	  1) , , 	  2) , ; 	2. v.	  1) (), ();	   to sway to and fro	    )     ;	    )     ( )	  2)   ( -., -.);  (-.  -.);	   he is not to be swayed by argument or entreaty     ,  	  3) . ; ;	   to sway the sceptre 	  4) . , ;    

sway-beam  n. . 

swear  1. n. .	  1) 	  2) ; 	2. v. (swore, . sware; sworn)	  1) ; ;	   to swear an oath  ;	   to swear allegiance   	  2)    ;	   to swear a charge ( accusation) against smb.   -. 	  3)   (to swear  -.);    (. swear in);	   to swear a person to secrecy (fact)  -.     (  );	   to swear (in) a witness    	  4) ;  (at swear -.);  swear by	    )  -.;	    ) .    -.,  -.;   -.;	   he swears by quinine for malaria       ;	   swear in       ;	   swear off .  ;	   to swear off drink    ;	   swear to    it is enough to make smb. swear  ,   -.  ; (not) enough to swear by =  ;  

swear-word  n. ,  

sweat  1. n.	  1) , ;	   in a sweat   ;	   all of a sweat    {. . 4}	  2) 	  3) .  	  4) . , ;	   all of a sweat    {. . 1}	  5) ,     (  -.) in ( by) the sweat of one's brow ( face)    	2. v.	  1) ;	   to sweat blood   ;	   to sweat with fear     	  2)  ;	   to sweat a horse  	  3) . , "" ( -.)	  4) . 	  5) ; ;    	  6)  ; ;  ( )	  7) . .    	  8) .  (in, on) sweat out	    ) . ; ;	    ) ;	   to sweat out a cold ,    ;	    ) .  ( )

sweat shirt  n.   

sweat suit  n. .  

sweat-band  n.    

sweat-box  n. . 

sweat-cloth  n. 

sweat-gland  n. .  

sweat-shop  n. ,     

sweated  1. p.  p-p.  sweat 2	2. a.	  1)     ;	   sweated industry  ,     	  2)   ,    

sweater  I n. 	II n. 

sweater girl  n. .    

sweating system  n.  ;  

sweaty  a. 

Swede  n. ; 	swede  n. . 

Swedish  1. a. 	2. n.  

Swedish turnip  = swede

sweeny  n. . .   (.  -  )

sweep  1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ;	   a regular little sweep  	  3) pl. 	  4) . 	  5) ;  	  6) , 	  7) , 	  8) , ; 	  9) , 	  10) ; ;  ();	   the graceful sweep of draperies   	  11) . . sweep-stake(s)	  12)  	  13) 	  14)  	  15)   	  16)  ()	  17) .  as black as a sweep   ;	   to make a clean sweep of smth. ,    -.	2. v. (swept)	  1) , , , ;	   to sweep a chimney  ;	   to sweep (out) a room  ;	   to sweep the seas     {. . 5}	  2) , , ;  () (. sweep away, sweep off, sweep down);	   he was swept off his feet by a wave     ; {. . };	   to sweep away slavery  	  3)  (. sweep along, sweep away);	   he swept his audience along with him    ;	   to sweep a constituency   	  4) , ;	   a deadly fear swept over him    	  5) , ,  (. sweep along, sweep over);	   the cavalry swept down the valley    ;	   to sweep the seas      {. . 1}	  6) ;  ;	   he swept the valley    	  7) ,  ();	   to sweep one's hand across one's face    	  8) , 	  9)  	  10)   ; ()	  11)   	  12) . 	  13) . ,  to be swept off one's feet  , ,  (-.) {. . 2};	   to sweep all before one   

sweep-net  n.	  1) 	  2)   

sweeping  1. pres-p.  sweep 2	2. n.	  1) , 	  2) pl. 	3. a.	  1) ;   ;	   sweeping changes  	  2) , 	  3)   , ;	   sweeping statements  

sweepstake  n.   , 

sweepstakes  n.   , 

sweet  1. a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ; ;	   sweet butter  ;	   sweet water  ;	   is the milk sweet?   ?;	   to keep the room sweet   	  4) , 	  5) ; ;	   sweet one ,  ( )	  6) ; ;	   sweet disposition  ;	   sweet face  ;	   sweet words  	  7) , 	  8)  ( ) to have a sweet tooth  ;	   at one's own sweet will  , ;	   to be sweet on smb. .    -.	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2) (. pl.)  ( )	  3) ,  	  4) pl. ;	   the sweets of life  	  5) (. pl.) 	  6) (.  ) , ; ; ; , 

sweet bay  n. .	  1)  	  2)  

sweet oil  n. ,  

sweet pea  n. .  

sweet-briar  = sweet-brier

sweet-brier  n.  

sweet-scented  a. 

sweet-shop  n. 

sweet-stuff  n. , 

sweet-tempered  a. ,   

sweet-william  n. .  

sweetbread  n.     ,   ..,   

sweeten  v.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) 	  4) , 	  5) 	  6) .  

sweetening  1. pres-p.  sweeten	2. n.	  1) 	  2) ,   

sweetheart  n.	  1) , 	  2) ,  ( )

sweetie  n. .	  1) = sweetheart (.  )	  2) 

sweeting  n.	  1)   	  2) . = sweetheart

sweetish  a. 

sweetly  adv.   . {. sweet 1};	   sweetly pretty . 

sweetmeat  n.	  1) ; 	  2) pl.  

sweety  n. 

swell  1. n.	  1) , ;	   the swell of the ground , ()	  2) , 	  3) , 	  4) , 	  5)     	  6) . ;  	  7) .  ,  to come the heavy swell over smb. .   -.	2. a. .	  1) ; 	  2) . , ;	   some swell fellows  ;	   swell society  	3. v. (swelled ;	   swollen)	  1) (); 	  2) (-); ; ; ;	   the river is swollen  	  3) , 	  4)   ;	   the heart swells  ;	   to swell with indignation   ;	   to swell with pride   	  5) . 	  6)  ( )	  7)  ,   ( )

swell mob  n. .   ; 

swelldom  n. .  

swelled head  n. . ;	   to suffer from swelled head  

swelling  1. pres-p.  swell 3	2. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) , 	3. a.	  1) , ; 	  2) ;	   swelling oratory  

swelter  1. n. , 	2. v.   

swept  p.  p-p.  sweep 2

swerve  1. n. 	2. v.    ,    (. .)

swift  1. a. , ;	   swift anger  ;	   swift to anger ;	   swift to take offence  be swift to hear, slow to speak  ,  	2. adv. , 	3. n.	  1) . 	  2) . , 	4. v. .	  1) 	  2) ; 

swift-handed  a. , 

swig  .	1. n.   ();	   to take a swig at a bottle of beer    	2. v.  ();	   to swig off a glass of rum    

swill  1. n.	  1) ,  	  2)  ( ), 	2. v.	  1) ,   ( swill out)	  2) .  , 

swim  1. n.	  1) ;	   to go for a swim () ;	   to have ( to take) a swim 	  2) (the swim)  (,    ..);	   to be in the swim    ;    (,    ..);	   to be out of the swim     ;   ;	   to put smb. in the swim  -.   	  3) ; 	  4) ,    	2. v. (swam; swum)	  1) , ; ;	   to swim like a stone . =   ;   ;	   to swim a person a hundred yards   -.     ;	   to swim a race     	  2)  ;	   to swim a horse across a river    	  3)   (in, with swim -.);  ( -.);	   the meat swims in gravy   ;	   to swim in luxury   	  4)  ;  ( );	   my head began to swim    ;	   everything swam before his eyes       to swim with ( down) the tide ( the stream)   ;	   to swim against the stream   ;	   sink or swim . sink 2,

swimmer  n.	  1) 	  2) 

swimming  1. pres-p.  swim 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2) 	3. a.	  1) 	  2)   , 	  3) ;	   swimming eyes ,  	  4)  

swimming-bath  n.    

swimming-bladder  n.   ( )

swimming-pool  n.    

swimmingly  adv. ,  ; ;	   things went swimmingly     

swindle  1. n. 	2. v. , ;	   to swindle money out of a person, to swindle a person out of his money   -.   ,   -. 

swindler  n. , 

swine  n. (pl.  .)	  1) . = pig 1,	  1) 2) .  	  3) , 

swine-breeding  n. 

swineherd  n. 

swinery  n. 

swing  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   the swing of the pendulum . pendulum 1, 1;	   a swing of public opinion   	  2) ; ; ;	   in full swing   ;	   to give full swing to smth.   -.	  3)  ;	   let it have its swing     	  4)  ;	   he gave us a full swing in the matter         	  5) 	  6) ,  	  7) 	  8) 	  9) .  	  10) .    ()	  11)  ( )	  12) = swing music to go with a swing    ;	   what you lose on the swings you make up on the roundabouts       	2. v. (swung)	  1) (), (); ;	   to swing a bell  ;	   to swing one's legs  ;	   to swing one's arms  	  2) , ; .  ;	   he shall swing for it .    	  3) (); ();	   to swing into line .   ,   ;	   to swing a ship about  ;	   to swing open ;	   to swing shut ( to) 	  4)   	  5) .   (-.)	  6)       to swing the lead . 

swing bridge  n.  

swing joint  n. .  

swing music  n.  (  )

swing shift  n. . .       ( 4    12  )

swing-door  n.  ; ,     (. )

swinge  v. .  

swingeing  1. pres-p.  swinge	2. a.	  1) . ;	   swingeing majority  	  2) . ,  ( )

swinging  1. pres-p.  swing 2	2. n. , ; 	3. a. , ; 

swingle  -.	1. n. 	2. v.  ()

swinish  a. 

swipe  1. n.	  1) .  	  2) . , 	2. v.	  1) .   	  2) . 

swipes  n. pl. .   ,  

swirl  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) . , 	2. v.	  1) ()  	  2)  	  3) 	  4)  

swish  I	1. n.	  1)  (  ..);  (  ..)  	  2) , 	2. v.	  1)    	  2)  (, )	  3) , 	  4)  () swish off ,   	II a. . 

Swiss  1. a.  Swiss roll   	2. n. ; ;	   the Swiss pl. . 

switch  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ;  ()	  3) ; . ,  (   ..)	  4) . ; ; 	  5) -. 	2. v.	  1)    ;  	  2) , 	  3) . . ()	  4)  (, )    (to, over to)	  5)   (-.);	   to switch smth. out of smb.'s hand  -.  -.  	  6)  ()   	  7) . ; ;  switch off	    )  ;	    )   ;	    )  ;	    )  ;	   switch on	    )  (,   ..);	    )  

switch lamp  n. -.  

switch tender  . = switch-man

switch tower  n. .  

switch-man  n. 

switch-over  n.  ( -. ), 

switch-plug  n. . 

switchback  n.   ()

switchboard  n. .	  1) ;  	  2)  

switchyard  . = shunting-yard

swivel  n.	  1) . ,  	  2) attr. , ;	   swivel chair  

swivel-eyed  a. . , 

swizzle  n. .  

swob  = swab

swollen  1. p-p.  swell 3	2. a.	  1) , 	  2)   (   ..)

swoon  1. n. 	2. v.	  1)   	  2) .  ( )

swoop  1. n.	  1)   (   )	  2)  ,  at one fell swoop  ,  	2. v.	  1)   (. swoop down)	  2) ,  (. swoop on, swoop upon)	  3) ,  (. swoop up) swoop down . 

swop  .	1. n. 	2. v. , ;	   will you swop places?     ? never swop horses while crossing the stream        

sword  n.	  1) ; , ; ; ; ;	   cavalry sword ;	   court sword ;	   duelling sword ;	   the sword of justice  ,  ;	   at swords' points  ; ,    ;	   to cross ( to measure) swords  ;  ;	   to put to the sword  ;	   to sheathe the sword    ; .  	  2) (the sword)  ;  to throw one's sword into the scale     ;	   to beat swords into ploughshares .    

sword-arm  n.  

sword-bayonet  n.  , -

sword-bearer  n. ; 

sword-belt  n. 

sword-cane  n.    

sword-cut  n.	  1)  	  2) 

sword-dance  n.      

sword-fish  n. -

sword-guard  n.  

sword-hand  = sword-arm

sword-hilt  n. 

sword-knot  n. 

sword-law  n.  

sword-lily  n. . 

sword-play  n.	  1) 	  2) ;   

sword-stick  = sword-cane

swordsman  n. 

swordsmanship  n.  

swore  1. p.  swear 2	2. a. ; ;	   swore broker  ;	   swore brothers  ; ;	   swore friends  ;	   swore enemies  ;	   swore evidence ( oath)   

swot  .	1. n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) 	2. v. , ;  (. swot up)

swum  p-p.  swim 2

swung  p.  p-p.  swing 2

sybarite  n. 

sybaritic  a. ; 

sybil  = sibyl

sycamine  n. . 

sycamore  n. .	  1)  (. sycamore fig)	  2)   (. sycamore maple)	  3) 

syce  = sice II

sycophancy  n. , 

sycophant  n. , ; 

sycosis  n. . 

syenite  n. . 

syllabary  n.  

syllabi  pl.  syllabus

syllabic  a. ; 

syllabicate  v.   ;   

syllabication  = syllabification

syllabification  n.   

syllabify  = syllabicate

syllabize  = syllabicate

syllable  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . , ;	   he never uttered a syllable     	2. v.   

syllabub  = sillabub

syllabus  n. (pl. -bi, -es )	  1)  (, )	  2) , 	  3) 

syllogism  n.	  1) . 	  2) ,       (-.)

syllogize  v.    

sylph  n.	  1) 	  2)  

sylvan  = silvan

sylviculture  = silviculture

symbiosis  n. . 

symbol  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 

symbolic  a. 

symbolical  a. 

symbolism  n. 

symbolist  n. 

symbolize  v.	  1) 	  2)  

symmetric  a. , 

symmetrical  a. , 

symmetrize  v.  ;  

symmetry  n.	  1) 	  2) 

sympathetic  a.	  1) ;  ;  ;	   sympathetic strike  	  2) 	  3) . 	  4) . ;	   sympathetic vibration  

sympatheticink  n.  

sympathize  v.	  1) ,   (with)	  2)  ;  (with)

sympathizer  n. ; 

sympathy  n.	  1)  (with);  (for); ;	   a man of wide sympathies  ;	   you have my sympathies, my sympathies are with you	    )    ;	    )   	  2)  ;  ( -.);	   in sympathy with    ;	   out of sympathy  

sympathy strike  = sympathetic strike {. sympathetic 1}

symphonic  a. ;	   symphonic music  ;  

symphony  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. ;	   symphony orchestra  

symposia  pl.  symposium

symposium  n. (pl. -sia)	  1) ,     	  2)     	  3)       	  4) -. 

symptom  n. ; 

symptomatic  a. 

synagogue  n. 

sync  . . .	1. n.    	2. v. 

synch  . . . n.    

synchrocyclotron  n. . 

synchronism  n. , 

synchronize  v.	  1) ;   	  2) ,   	  3)   	  4)    ( )	  5)  ()	  6) . 

synchronizer  n. 

synchronous  a. , 

synchrophasotron  n. . 

synchrotron  n. . 

syncopate  v.	  1) . 	  2) .  ,       

syncope  n.	  1) . 	  2) . 

syncretism  n. 

syncro-mesh  n.	  1) .  ( )	  2) .  

syndetic  a. . ; ;	   syndetic word  

syndic  n. ;  

syndicalism  n. 

syndicalist  n. 

syndicate  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  ,  ,   ..        	2. v.	  1)   , 	  2)    . {. 1, 2}

syndrome  n. . ,  

syne  . = since

synecdoche  n. . 

syngenesis  n.	  1) .  	  2) . 

synod  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) , 

synonym  n. 

synonymic  = synonymous

synonymous  a. , 

synonymy  n.	  1) 	  2) 

synopses  pl.  synopsis

synopsis  n. (pl. -ses) ,  ; 

synoptic  a. , 

synoptical  a. , 

syntactic  a. 

syntactical  a. 

syntax  n. 

syntheses  pl.  synthesis

synthesis  n. (pl. -ses) 

synthetic  synthetical a.	  1) . . 	  2) 

synthetics  n. pl.  , 

syntonize  v. .   ,  

syphilis  n. 

syphilitic  a. 

syphon  = siphon

syren  = siren

Syrian  1. a. 	2. n. ; 

syringe  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   hypodermic syringe    	  2)  	  3) 	2. v. ; ,   

syringes  I pl.  syringe 1	II pl.  syrinx

syringitis  n. .   

syrinx  n. (pl. -es -inges)	  1)  (); 	  2)    	  3) .  	  4) . , 

syrup  n.	  1) 	  2)  ;	   golden syrup  

systaltic  a. .    ; 

system  n.	  1) ; ;	   system of axes  ;	   what system do you go on?    ?	  2) , ;	   political system  	  3)  (  ..)	  4) 	  5) , 	  6) . , 

systematic  a.	  1) 	  2) 

systematical  a.	  1) 	  2) 

T    ,  ,    , . -beam  ; -square 

t'other  . = the other

T, t  n. (pl. Ts, T's ) 20-  .  to mark with a T .        (    thief);	   to cross the T's . =    i; (right) to a T  ; --;  ;  

T-shirt  n. 

T-square  n. 

ta'en  . . taken

tab  1. n.	  1) ; ;  ()	  2)  (  )	  3) , 	  4)  ( );	   red tab .  , 	  5) ;	   to keep () tab on smth., to keep tabs on smth.	    )   -.;	    ) .   -.	  6) . . ; 	  7) . 	2. v. .	  1)  ,   ..	  2) ; 	  3)   ;    , 

tabard  n. .	  1) ,    	  2)  

tabby  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)  	  4) 	  5)  

tabernacle  n.	  1) , 	  2) ,  (  )	  3) ; 	  4) . 	  5) . 	  6) .  Feast of Tabernacles  

tabes  n. . ,   

tabescence  n. . , 

tabetic  .	1. n. 	2. a.  

table  1. n.	  1) ;	   to be ( to sit) at table   ,   ..	  2) , ; , ;	   to keep a good table   ;  ;	   unfit for table 	  3)   ;	   to keep the table amused    	  4)  (.   )	  5) ; ;   , ; ;	   the ten tables .  	  6) ; ; ;	   table of contents 	  7)  	  8)  ,  (. tableland)	  9)  ( )	  10) .  (); ; 	  11) . 	  12) attr.  to lay on the table .   ();	   to lie (up) on the table .  ,   ( );	   upon the table  ; ;	   to take from the table .    ();	   to turn the tables on ( upon) smb.     ;  ;	   under the table " ", 	2. v.	  1)   	  2) ,   	  3)  , 	  4)    ,   

table d'ho te  n. . 

table-beer  n.  

table-book  n.	  1)      (     )	  2)    ..

table-cloth  n. 

table-cover  n.  

table-flap  n.   

table-knife  n.  

table-leaf  n.	  1)    	  2) = table-flap

table-lifting  n. , 

table-linen  n.  

table-money  n. .  

table-napkin  n. 

table-spoon  n.  

table-stone  n. . 

table-talk  n.  

table-ware  n. , ,   ..

table-water  n.   ( )

table-work  n. .  

tableau  n. . (pl. -aux)	  1)  ,  	  2)   (. tableau vivant)	  3)  	  4) attr. tableau curtains .  

tableaux  pl.  tableau

tableful  n.	  1)   ()	  2)   , 

tableland  n. , 

tableman  n. 

tablet  n.	  1)  ( )	  2) 	  3) 	  4)  (  ..)

tabletennis  n.  

tabloid  1. n.	  1)     	  2)  	  3) , ,  	  4) 	2. a.	  1) ;	   in tabloid form	    )   ;	    )   	  2) , ;	   tabloid press  

taboo  1. n. ; , 	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) 	3. v.  ; ; 

tabor  n. .  

tabouret  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

tabu  = taboo

tabular  a.	  1)   , 	  2)     	  3) , 

tabulate  1. v.	  1)   	  2)   	2. a. ; 

tabulation  n.  ,   

tabulator  n.	  1) ,   	  2)  (  )

tachometer  n. . 

tacit  a.	  1)   ; 	  2) 

taciturn  a. , 

taciturnity  n. , 

tack  I	1. n.	  1)    	  2)  (.  );	   pl.  ( )	  3) . 	  4) ,  ;	   to take a wrong (right) tack   () 	  5) , 	2. v.	  1)  ,  ( tack down)	  2)     (. .);  (to)	  3) ,  (to, on to); .    	  4) .    	  5)   ;  ;    tack about .   	II n. . ;	   hard tack  ;	   soft tack 

tackle  1. n.	  1) , ; ; 	  2) . ; 	  3) . 	  4) ,   (   ..)	2. v.	  1)  	  2) ,  	  3)   ( -.);  ( -.);	   we tackled the cold beef     ;	   to tackle the problem   ,   	  4)   (-.)	  5) ,  (    ..)

tacky  a. 

tact  n. , 

tactful  a. 

tactical  a.	  1) . ; ;	   tactical efficiency	    )  ;	    )  	  2) , 

tactician  n. 

tactics  n. pl. (.  sg.   pl.) 

tactile  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

tactless  a. 

tactual  a. 

tad  n. . 

Tadjik  = Tajik	1. a. 	2. n.	  1) ; ;	   the Tadjik(s) pl. . 	  2)  

tadpole  n. 

taffeta  n. 

taffy  n. .	  1) = toffee	  2) . 	Taffy  n. . 

tafia  n.   

tag  1. n.	  1) ,  	  2)  (. .); ; 	  3) , 	  4)    	  5)  , 	  6) 	  7) 	  8)   ,  	  9)    	  10)   , ; ,   	  11) , ;  (  ..)	2. v.	  1)  ,   (. .)	  2) .    (after tag )	  3)  (-.); ; 	  4) ,  ( ,   ..)	  5)  

tag day  n. .   ,  ( -. )

tagged  1. p-p.  tag 2	2. a.	  1)  , 	  2) . ;	   tagged atoms  

tagger  n.	  1)  ( )	  2) pl. ()   

taiga  . n. 

tail  I	1. n.	  1) ;	   at the tail of smb., close on smb.'s tail ,    -.	  2) , 	  3)   , ;	   tail of a cart  ;	   tail of one's eye   ;	   out of ( with) the tail of one's eye ,  	  4) , ;	   pl. . ;	   to go into tails     ( )	  5) 	  6) , ""	  7) ,   (-.)	  8) . . 	  9) pl. , 	  10)    ( );    ( )	  11) pl. . 	  12) .  , 	  13) .   	  14) .   	  15) attr. ;  tails up . ;   ;	   to turn one's tail  , ,  ();	   with one's tail between the legs  , 	2. v.	  1)  	  2)    ;   , 	  3) . .  ; 	  4)    (   ..) tail after    -.;   -.;	   tail away	    )  ;  ;	    ) ; , ; ;	    ) 	II .	1. n.    ;	   tail male (female)        () 	2. a.       

tail-board  n.   ();   ()

tail-coat  n. 

tail-end  n.	  1) ;  ()	  2)   (-.)

tail-lamp  = tail-light

tail-light  n.	  1) -.   ()	  2) .  	  3) .  

tail-plane  n. .  ;  

tail-slide  n. .   

tail-spin  n.	  1) .  	  2) .  	  3)    

tail-wind  n.  

tailings  n. pl.	  1) ; 	  2) . , 	  3) -.   ,  

tailless  a. 

tailor  1. n.  the tailor makes the man .   ;   	2. v.	  1) ,  	  2)   -.	  3)      (   )	  4)   (  ,  -. , )

tailor-made  1. a.	  1)   (.    )	  2)  ,   ;  (  );	   a score tailor-made for radio ,    	  3)  ;   ( )	2. n. .     

tailored  1. p-p.  tailor 2	2. a.	  1)  ;	   a faultlessly tailored man   	  2)   	  3)     (  )	  4)    

tailoring  1. pres-p.  tailor 2	2. n.  ,  

tailpiece  n.	  1)  ,   (-.)	  2)  ( )	  3) . 

tain  n.  

taint  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ,  (-. , )	  3) ; 	  4)    	2. v. (); ()

tainted  1. p-p.  taint 2	2. a. 

taintless  a. 

Tajik  = Tadjik

take  1. v. (took; taken)	  1) 	  2) , , ;	   to take prisoner   ;	   to take in charge 	  3) ;	   to take fish  ;	   to take in the act (of)    	  4) ; ;	   to take a prize  	  5) , ;	   to take coal  	  6) ,  ( -.);	   to take an offer  ;	   they will not take such treatment     	  7) ;  , ;	   to take wine  	  8) ,  (, ; . take up);  (,   ..);	   it will take two hours to translate this article      ;	   he took half an hour over his dinner     	  9)  ();  ( );	   to take a train (a bus)    ( );   ()	  10)  (,   ..)	  11)  (, );	   to take the shortest way   	  12)  (-.);   ; ; ;	   to take smb. home  -. ;	   I'll take her to the theatre     	  13) , ; ;	   you were late, I take it  ,  ;	   do you take me? .   ?	  14) ,  ( -.);  ( -.);	   how did he take it?     ?;	   to take coolly  	  15) ,  ;	   the vaccination did not take   	  16)  ; , ;	   she took his fancy    ;	   the play didn't take    	  17) ;  (  ..)	  18) ;   (. take in);	   I take a newspaper and two magazines      	  19) ,  (. take off; from)	  20) ; ; 	  21)   ;	   he does not take well     	  22) ;	   to take measurements  	  23)  ();	   the flood took many lives      	  24) ;  ;	   the horse took the hedge easily    	  25) ; ;	   I take cold easily   ;	   to be taken ill 	  26) . ,  (   ..)	  27)         : to take action ;  ;	   to take part ,  ;	   to take effect   ;  ;	   to take leave ;  (of);	   to take notice ;	   to take a holiday ;	   to take a breath ;  ;	   to take root ;	   to take vote ;	   to take offence ;	   to take pity on smb.   -.;	   to take place ;	   to take shelter ;	   to take a shot ;	   to take steps  ;	   to take a step ;	   to take a tan  take aback  ; , ;	   take after   -.;	   take away	    ) ;	    ) ;	    ) ;	    ) ; ; ;	   take down	    )  ( ,   ..);	    ) , ;	    )  (  ..);	    ) .  ();	    ) ;	    ) ;	    )  ();	    ) ;   ( -.);	   take for  ;	   take in	    )  ;	    )  (;     ..);	    )  ;	    )  ();	    ) , ;	    )   (, );	    )  ( );	    ) ;	   to be taken in  ;	    )  ();	    )  ();	    ) ; ;	    ) . , ;  ();	   to take in a movie   ;	   take off	    ) ;	   to take smth. off one's hands   -.;   ;	    ) ();  ( );	    )  ();	    ) , , ;	    ) ; ;	    ) . ,     ;	    ) ;	    ) ;	    )  (-. -.);	   take on	    )   ;	    )  ();  (   ..);	    ) ,  ;	    )  ,  ;	    ) ;	    ) .  , , ;	    ) .  ;	   take out	    ) ;	    )  ();	    )   ;	    ) ,  ( , );	    ) ,  ();	    )  ();	   take over	    )  (  ..)  ;	    )    (  );	   when did the government take over the railways in Great Britain?       ?;	    )    ;	   take to	    )   -.;   -.;  ;	   we took to him right away      ;	    )   -.;	   to take to one's bed , ;	   take up	    )  (  ..);	    ) ;	    ) , ;	   to take up an attitude  ;	    ) ,  (,   ..);	    )  ();	    )   ;	    )   -.;	    )   ;	    ) ; ;	    ) ;	    )  ;	    ) to take up with smb. .   -.;	    ) I'll take you up on that    ;	   take upon: to take upon oneself    (, ) to take it into one's head    ,  ;	   to take it lying down   -.;	   to take kindly to  ;	   to take oneself off , ;	   to take the sea   ;   ;	   to take to the woods .     (.  );	   take it from me .  ;	   to take too much ,  ;	   to take the biscuit .   ;	   take it or leave it  ;  ,  	2. n.	  1) , 	  2)  ();  ( )	  3)  ()	  4) , 	  5) .  	  6) . ; 

take-down  1. n.	  1) . 	  2) 	2. a. 

take-home pay  n.    ;  

take-in  n. . 

take-off  n.	  1) . ; 	  2) . , ;   	  3) ,    ,   

take-over  n.	  1) , 	  2)    (  )

taken  p-p.  take 1

taker  n.	  1)   . {. take 1}	  2) ,   

taking  1. pres-p.  take 1	2. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . , 	  4) pl. 	  5) 	3. a. , 

talari  n.  (  )

talc  1. n. . , , 	2. v. ,  

talcum  = talc 1

talcum powder  n. ,  

tale  n.	  1) ; ;	   a twice told tale  	  2) ( pl.) , 	  3) ;	   to tell tales ;	   to tell tales out of school =    	  4) . , ; ;	   the tale is complete    Canterbury tale , , ;	   an old wives' tale  ,  

talebearer  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

talent  n.	  1) 	  2) .  	  3) .  (   )

talented  a. , 

talentless  a. ,  

tales  . n. pl. .	  1) (.  sing)         	  2)   

talesman  n.   

taleteller  n.	  1) ; 	  2) = talebearer

tali  I pl.  talus I	II pl.  talus II

taliped  a. .  

talipes  n. .  ; 

talipot  n. .   

talisman  n. 

talk  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   a heart-to-heart talk   ;	   to fall into talk 	  2) pl. 	  3) , 	  4)  , ;	   it will end in talk     	  5) , ;  , ;	   it is the talk of the town     	  6) attr. ;	   talk film  	2. v.	  1) ;  (about, of talk  -.;	   with talk  -.);	   to talk English  -;	   to talk oneself hoarse   ;	   to get oneself talked about    ;	   to talk politics   	  2) ,  	  3) ,  	  4)   (on)	  5)  ( ) talk at    -.    ,    ;	   talk away , ;   ;	   talk back , ;	   talk down	    )  (-.);  (-.) ;	    ) to talk down to smb.   -. ;	   talk into , ;	   to talk smb. into doing smth.  -.  -.;	   talk out	    )   ;	    )  -.   ;	    ) .    ,   ;	   talk out of , ;	   to talk smb. out of doing smth.  -.  -.;	   talk over	    )  ();	    ) ;	   talk round	    )  ,    ;	    )  (-.);	   talk to , ;	   talk up	    ) , ;	    )     to talk big ( large, tall) . , ;	   to talk against time	    )     ;	    )      ( );	   to talk smb.'s head off, to talk a donkey's hind leg off .   ;	   how you talk! !,  !;	   to talk turkey . .	    )  ,  -;	    )  ;	   now you are talking! .     !;	   you can't talk .   ,    

talkathon  n. .     

talkative  a. ; 

talker  n.	  1) ,  	  2)  ; 	  3)   good talkers are little doers . ,   ,  

talkie  n. .  

talking  1. pres-p.  talk 2	2. a.	  1) ;	   talking film  	  2) 	  3) ;	   talking eyes  

talking machine  n. ; 

talking-to  n. 

tall  a.	  1) 	  2) . ; ;	   a tall story 	  3) . ;	   tall talk	    ) ;	    ) 

tallboy  n.  

tallow  1. n.	  1) ,  ( , )	  2)  	2. v.  ()

tallow-chandler  n.   

tallow-face  n.     

tallowy  a.	  1) 	  2) 

tally  1. n.	  1) ; , ; 	  2) , 	  3)  ( )	  4)   (., , ,  )	2. v.	  1)  ( tally up); .    	  2) ,  (with)	  3)  

tally trade  n.   

tally-ho  1. interj. . !	2. v.  	3. n.  ,  

tally-shop  n. ,     

talma  n. . 

talon  n.	  1) (. pl.) ;  	  2)  ( ,  )	  3) ,     

taluk  . n.	  1)  	  2)  

talus  I n. (pl. -li) .  	II n. (pl. -li)	  1) , 	  2) . , 

tamable  a. 

tamarack  n. .  

tamarind  n. . 

tamarisk  n. . 

tambour  1. n.	  1) . 	  2)   ( )	  3)   	  4) . 	2. v.  ( )

tambourine  n. , 

tame  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3) ; ; 	  4) -. ,  ( )	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) 	  4)  	  5) 

tameable  = tamable

tameless  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

tamer  n. ; 

tamil  =	1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	2. a. 

Tamilian  a. 

tammany  n. .	  1)      -	  2)     

Tammany Hall  n. .	  1)     -	  2) = Tammany 1

tammy  I = tamo'shanter	II n. ,  ( )

tamo'shanter  n.  

tamp  v.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) .     ..	  4) -. 

tampan  n.   

tamper  I v.	  1) ;   -. (with)	  2) , ;	   somebody had tampered with the lock -   	  3) ,  (-.  ;	   with)	  4) ,    (with)	II n. ; 

tampion  n. , 

tampon  .	1. n. 	2. v.  

tamtam  = tomtom

tan  1. n.	  1)  	  2) - 	  3) 	  4) (the tan) . 	2. a. -; -	3. v.	  1)  ()	  2) 	  3)   ( )	  4) . ;	   to tan smb.'s hide ,  -.

tana  . n.	  1)  	  2) .  

tanadar  . n.   

tandem  1. n.	  1) ,  	  2)  	  3)  (    )	2. adv. , 

tang  I n.	  1)  ;  	  2)  , 	  3) ,  (,   )	II 1. n. 	2. v.	  1) ;  	  2) 

tangent  1. n.	  1) . 	  2) . 	  3) . .     to fly ( to go) off at ( on) a tangent   (   ..); ,   	2. a. . 

tangential  a. .	  1)      	  2) 	  3)  (   ..)

tangerine  n.	  1)  ()	  2)  	Tangerine  n.  

tangibility  n.	  1) 	  2) 

tangible  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) ; , ; 	2. n. pl.  , , 

tangle  1. n.	  1)  	  2) , , ;	   in a tangle 	  3)     	  4) , ;	   to get into a tangle with smb. ,   -.	2. v. (), ()

tanglefoot  n. .	  1) . 	  2)    

tangleleg  = tanglefoot

tangly  a. 

tango  n. (pl. os ) 

tank  I	1. n.	  1) , , 	  2)    	  3) .  	2. v.	  1)   	  2)   ;   	II n.	  1) 	  2) attr. ;	   tank destroyer   

tankage  n.	  1)  ,   ..	  2)   ,   ..	  3)     	  4)   	  5)  ,    ( )

tankard  n.    (  ) cold ( cool) tankard   ( ,    )

tankborne  a. tankborne infantry ,   

tankcar  n.	  1) -. 	  2) 

tanked  1. p-p.  tank I, 2	2. a. . . 

tankengine  n.   , -

tanker  I n.	  1) ,  	  2) 	  3) -	II n. . . 

tanner  I n. 	II n. .   6 

tannery  n.  , 

tannin  n. 

tansy  n. . 

tantalize  v.   ,   

tantalum  n. . 

Tantalus  n. . . 	tantalus  n.      (      )

tantamount  a. ,  (to)

tantivy  1. n.  	2. a. 	3. adv. 

tantrum  n. .  ;	   to fly into a tantrum ,  

tap  I	1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  (,   ..);	   to leave the tap running   	  3) ,  (, );	   beer of the first tap   	  4) = taproom	  5) . 	  6) . , ;  on tap	    )  ( );	    )    , ;   	2. v.	  1)  ,    ..	  2)  ,   ..	  3)  ,   ..	  4) .  ,  ()	  5)    	  6)  ();	   to tap the wire   ;	   to tap the line   	  7) ,  ;	   to tap smb. for money    -.	  8) .   	  9) .  ;    ( ) to tap the house    	II 1. n.	  1)    	  2) pl. . .    ( ); 	  3)  ( )	2. v.	  1) , , ; ;	   to tap at the door    ;	   to tap on the shoulder   	  2)   ( )

tap-root  n. .  

tapdance  n. 

tape  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   adhesive tape  	  3)  	  4)   ;	   to breast the tape   	  5) = tapeline	  6) .  red tape	  7)  	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2)   tape up , 

tape-record  v.    

tape-recorder  n. 

tapeline  n. ,  

tapemachine  n.   

tapemeasure  = tapeline

taper  1. n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) ,  	  4)  , 	2. v. ()   ( taper off); 

tapering  a.	  1)    , 	  2)    (    ..)

tapestry  n.	  1)    ; 	  2)  ,  

tapeworm  n. .  , 

taphole  n. . ;  

taphouse  = taproom

tapioca  n.  ()

tapir  n. . 

tapis  n. . to be ( to come) on the tapis   , 

tapper  n.  

tappet  n. .  ; 

taproom  n. , 

tapster  n. ; 

tar  1. n. ; ;  to beat ( to knock, to whale) the tar out of smb. . .  -.  , ,  -.	2. v.  ; ;	   to tar and feather  ,    (   ) tarred with the same brush ( stick) =   ;   

tar macadam  n.  

taradiddle  n. . , 

tarantella  n. 

tarantula  n. . 

taraxacum  n.	  1) . 	  2) .   

tarboosh  n. 

tarbrush  n.	  1)    	  2) . .   

tardigrade  a. .  

tardy  a.	  1) 	  2) . , ;	   to make a tardy appearance   ;	   to be tardy for school   

tare  I n.	  1) .  ()	  2) pl. . 	II n.	  1)  , 	  2)   ;	   tare and tret    

targe  n. .   

target  n.	  1) ,  (. .);	   off the target  	  2) ,  ;	   to beat the target  	  3) = targe	  4) -.  ()	  5) attr. ;	   target figure    	  6) attr. . target hit     ;	   target practice  

Tarheel  n. . .      

Tarheeler  n. . .      

tariff  1. n.	  1) ;	   preferential tariff   	  2) 	  3) attr. ;	   tariff reform   ( )	2. v.	  1)   	  2)  

tarlatan  n.  (  )

tarmac  . . tar macadam

tarn  n. .  

tarnation  = damnation

tarnish  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . 	2. v.	  1) () , 	  2) , 

tarpaper  n. . 

tarpaulin  n.	  1) ,  	  2)    ; 	  3) . ; 

tarpon  n. . 

tarragon  n. .  

tarrock  n.     : ; 

tarry  I v. .	  1) , 	  2) . ,  (for)	  3) ,  (at, in)	II a.    

tarsi  pl.  tarsus

tarsia  . n. ,  

tarsus  n. (pl. si)	  1) . 	  2) .  ();  

tart  I a.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ,  ( ,   ..)	II n.	  1)  ( ,   ),  ;	   jam tart   	  2)  	III n. . 

tartan  n.	  1)   , 	  2)  	  3)  	  4) attr.   

Tartar  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ,  	  3) ,  young Tartar ,  ;	   to catch a Tartar     ,   	2. a. 	tartar  n. .  

tartar emetic  n. .  

Tartarean  a. 

Tartarian  a. 

Tartarus  n. . . , 

tartlet  n. ,   

task  1. n.	  1)  ; ; ; ;	   to set a task before smb.  -. ,    -.;	   task in hand	    )  ;	    )  	  2) .  () to take ( to call) smb. to task  ,   -.;	   task force .  ( ) 	2. v.	  1)  	  2) , ;	   it tasks my power     ,   

taskmaster  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

taskwork  n.	  1)  	  2)  

tassel  n.	  1)  ( )	  2)  (    )

taste  1. n.	  1)  ();	   sour to the taste   	  2)  (  );	   this medicine has no taste   ;	   to leave a bad taste in the mouth     ; .   	  3) ,  (for taste  -.);	   she has expensive tastes in clothes     ;	   to have a taste for music    ;	   tastes differ, there is no accounting for tastes    	  4) , ;	   to dress in good (bad) taste    ()	  5) , ;	   the Baroque taste  	  6) , ; ,  ( );	   give me a taste of the pudding    	  7) ;   ( -.);	   to have a taste of skindiving      	2. v.	  1)  ( ); ; . , ;	   to taste of danger .  	  2)   	  3)  , ;	   to taste sour    ,   ;	   the soup tastes of onions   ()  

tasteful  a.	  1)   	  2)   

tasteless  a.	  1) ; 	  2)   	  3) 

taster  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)  

tasty  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) .   ; 

tat  v.  

tatar  = tartar

tatter  1. n.	  1) (. pl.) , ;	   to tear to tatters   ; .     	  2) 	  3) 	2. v. ()  ; ()  

tatterdemalion  n. 

tattered  1. p-p.  tatter 2	2. a. ,  

tatting  1. pres-p.  tat	2. n.  

tattle  1. n. ;  ; 	2. v. , ; 

tattler  n. ; 

tattoo  I	1. n.   	2. v.	  1) ,  	  2)  ;    (. beat the devil's tattoo)	II 1. n. 	2. v. 

tatty  . n.      (          )

taught  p.  p-p.  teach

taunt  I	1. n.	  1) ,  ; ""	  2) .  	2. v. ,  	II a. .   ( )

tauromachy  . n.  

Taurus  n.  (   )

taut  a.	  1)  , 	  2) ;	   taut nerves  	  3)   ; ; ; 

tauten  v.  ()

tautologize  v. 

tautology  n. 

tavern  n. ; , 

taw  I n.	  1)  ( )	  2) ,    	II v.    

tawdry  1. a. ,  	2. n.  ;  

tawny  a. -; -

tawnyowl  n. .   ( )

tax  1. n.	  1) () ; ; ;	   direct (indirect) taxes  () ;	   single tax   ;	   to levy a tax on smb., smth.  -., -. ;	   heavy tax ,  ;	   nuisance tax .  ,   	  2) , , ;	   it is a great tax on my time       	2. v.	  1)  ; 	  2)  ,  ; ;	   the work taxes my powers      ;	   I cannot tax my memory   ;	   to tax smb.'s patience  -. 	  3) . . ,  ;	   what will you tax me?    () ?	  4)  ,  (-.); ,  (with)	  5) .   ,   ..;    

tax-collector  n.  

tax-exempt  a.    

tax-farmer  n. 

tax-free  a.   

tax-gatherer  = tax-collector

taxability  n. 

taxable  a.  ;   

taxation  n.	  1)  ;  	  2) ,  

taxevasion  n.    

taxi  1. n. 	2. v.	  1)   	  2)   	  3) . 

taxi-cab  = taxi 1

taxi-dancehall  n. .      

taxi-dancer  n. .  ,   ( )

taxi-driver  = taxi-man

taxi-man  n.  

taxidermist  n.  , 

taxidermy  n.  

taximeter  n. , 

taxing  1. pres-p.  tax 2	2. n.  	3. a. ;	   taxing district  

taxing-master  n. ,    

taxis  n. .   , 

taxpayer  n. 

tea  n.	  1) ;	   afternoon tea, high ( meat) tea    ;	   tile tea   ;	   Russian tea    (  );	   to make (the) tea  	  2) ;    	  3) . .  not smb.'s cup of tea .    -.

tea wagon  n.        

tea-biscuit  n.   

tea-board  = tea-tray

tea-bread  n.      

tea-caddy  n. 

tea-cake  n.     

tea-cloth  n.	  1)    	  2)    

tea-cosy  n.   ( )

tea-cup  n. () 

tea-dealer  n. 

tea-fight  . . tea-party 1

tea-garden  n.	  1)      	  2)  

tea-house  n.	  1)  ( )	  2) ; 

tea-kettle  n.  (  )

tea-leaf  n.	  1)  	  2) pl.  

tea-party  n.	  1)  	  2) ,   

tea-pot  n.  ( )

tea-poy  . n.      (.  )

tea-room  n. -

tea-rose  n.  

tea-service  n.  

tea-set  = tea-service

tea-shop  n. , 

tea-spoon  n.  

tea-strainer  n.  

tea-table  n.	  1)  	  2)   	  3) attr. tea-table conversation   

tea-things  n. pl.  

tea-tray  n.  

tea-urn  n. , ,   

teach  v. (taught)	  1) , ;  , ;	   to teach smb. French  -.  	  2) , ;	   to teach smb. discipline  -.  	  3) ;	   I will teach him a lesson   

teachable  a.	  1) ,  ( )	  2)   ; ; 

teacher  n. (); ()

teachers college  n.  

teaching  1. pres-p.  teach	2. n.	  1) ;	   to take up teaching  	  2) , 

teak  n. ( )

teal  n. . 

team  1. n.	  1) ,  (, ); .   , 	  2)  	  3) ,  ()	  4)  	  5) . 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)   ,   ..;	   to team up with smb. .   -.	  3)  , 

team-mate  n.    ;    ,     ..

team-work  n.	  1)    	  2)  ;  ; 

teamster  n.	  1) ; 	  2) .  

teamwise  adv. , 

tear  I	1. n.	  1) ; , 	  2)  ; ;	   full tear 	  3) 	  4) . . 	  5) . 	2. v. (tore; torn)	  1) (), , () (. tear off);	   to tear smth. to pieces  -.  ; . =     ; 	  2) ;  (. tear out)	  3) , ;	   I have torn my finger    	  4) . ;	   a heart torn by anxiety ,   ;	   to be torn between   ;   (   ..)	  5) ; 	  6)  (. tear along, tear down)	  7) ,  tear about   ;	   tear along , , ;	   to tear along the street   ;	   tear at ,   ;	   tear away ;	   to tear oneself away   ;	   tear down	    ) ,  ();	    )  (  );	    ) ; ;	   tear out ; ;	   tear up	    ) ;	   a tree torn up by the roots ,   ;	    ) 	II n.	  1) ;	   in tears  ;	   bitter ( poignant) tears  ;	   to move smb. to tears  -.  	  2)  ()

tear-drop  n. , 

tear-duct  n. .  

tear-gas  n.  

tear-sheet  n. .    ,           

tear-shell  n.    

tear-stained  a.   , 

tearful  a.	  1) 	  2)  ;  	  3) 

tearing  1. pres-p.  tear I, 2	2. a. . , 

tearless  a.	  1)  	  2) 

tease  1. v.	  1) ; 	  2) , ;  ; 	2. n.	  1) = teaser 1	  2)  

teasel  1. n.	  1) . 	  2) .  	2. v. 

teaseler  n. 

teaser  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) .  , 

teat  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

teazel  = teasel

teazle  = teasel

tec  n. .	  1) .  detective 1;	  2) .  technical school {. technical 1, 1}

technical  1. a.	  1) ; ;	   technical school ( institute)  	  2) ;          ( );	   technical terms of law  	  3) -	2. n. pl.	  1)  	  2)  

technicality  n.	  1)   	  2)  , 	  3) pl.  

technician  n.	  1) ,   ; 	  2) ,    ( ,   ..)

technics  n. pl. (.  sing) ,  

technique  n.	  1) ,  	  2) ; 

technologist  n. 

technology  n.	  1) ;    	  2) 	  3)  

techy  = tetchy

tectonic  a.	  1) 	  2) . 

tectonics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

ted  v.  ()

tedder  n. 

Teddy bear  n.  ( )

teddy boy  n. .  (  ,         .)

tedious  a. , 

tedium  n. ; 

tee  I	1. n.	  1)   	  2) ,    ; 	2. a. . ; -	II 1. n.  ( );      to a tee  , , --;  	2. v.      tee off    ( );	   tee up = tee off

teem  I v. ,  (with teem -.)	II v. .  ()

teeming  I	1. pres-p.  teem I	2. a. ,  	II pres-p.  teem II

teen  n. . , 

teen-age  a.	  1)     13  19 	  2) 

teen-ager  n. ;   

teener  = teen-ager

teens  n. pl.   13  19  ();	   she is still in her teens     ;	   she is out of her teens     

teeny  a. . 

teenyweeny  . . teeny

teeter  .	1. n.	  1)   (,   )	  2) , , 	2. v.	  1)   	  2) , ; 

teeth  pl.  tooth 1

teeth-ridge  n. 

teethe  v.	  1)  ( )	  2) ; 

teetotal  a.	  1) , 	  2) . , 

teetotaller  n. 

teetotum  n.  

teg  n.	  1)    	  2)     

tegular  a. 

tegument  n. (.  integument) , 

tehee  1. n. 	2. v. 

telautogram  n. 

telautograph  n. 

tele  . .  television

telecast  1. n.  ;  	2. v.   

telecasting  1. pres-p.  telecast 2	2. n.	  1) = telecast 1;	  2) attr. ;	   telecasting studio  

telecommunication  n.  ; ,   

telecontrol  n. ,  

telecruiser  n.   

telefilm  n.	  1)  , 	  2) ,   

telegenic  a. ;     

telegram  n. 

telegraph  1. n.	  1) 	  2) attr. 	2. v. 

telegraph-line  n.  

telegraph-pole  n.  

telegraph-post  = telegraphpole

telegraph-wire  n.  

telegrapher  = telegraphist

telegraphese  n. . "" 

telegraphic  a. 

telegraphist  n. 

telegraphy  n. ; 

telekinesis  n. 

telemechanics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

telemeter  n. ;   

teleology  n. 

telepathy  n. 

telephone  1. n.	  1) 	  2) attr. 	2. v.	  1) 	  2) ,   

telephone set  n.  

telephonic  n. 

telephonist  n. ()

telephony  n. ; 

telephotography  n. 

teleprinter  n. ,   

telescope  1. n.  () ; 	2. v.	  1) () ( )	  2)  (   )	  3) ,  (into telescope ,   ..)

telescreen  n.  

telethon  n.            

teletype  n. 

teleview  v.   

televiewer  n. 

televise  v.   

television  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. ;	   television viewer = televiewer; television broadcasting  ;	   television receiver ( set) 

televisional  a. 

televisor  n. 

televisual  = televisional

telewriter  n.  

tell  v. (told)	  1) ;	   to tell a lie ( a falsehood)  ;	   this fact tells its own tale ( story)      	  2) , ;	   I am told  ,  ;	   to tell goodbye . 	  3) , ; ;	   to tell the time   ( )	  4) ; 	  5) ,  (), 	  6) ;	   tell the driver to wait for me    ;	   I was told to show my passport    	  7) , ;	   he can be told by his dress       ;	   to tell apart  , ;	   to tell one thing from another     	  8) ;	   her voice tells remarkably in the choir      	  9) ,  (on);	   the strain begins to tell on her     	  10)  ,  (of)	  11) . ; ; ;	   to tell one's beads  ,  ;	   all told   ,  ;     tell off	    ) ,  (  );	   six of us were told off to get fuel       ;	    ) .   ;	    ) . ,  (-.);	   tell on . ; , ;	   tell over  don't ( never) tell me   ;	   to tell smb. where to get off .  -.  ,  -.;   -.;	   to tell the world .  ;	   do tell! .   !,   !;	   I'll tell you what .  ;	   you never can tell  ;  ?;	   you're telling me!   ?,   !

tell-tale  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) . ,    ; -	2. a.	  1) ,  (-.);	   a tell-tale blush  	  2) . , 

tellable  a.	  1)   	  2)  ,    

teller  n.	  1) 	  2) .  	  3)  ( )

telling  1. pres-p.  tell	2. a. ; ; ;	   a telling speech  ;	   a telling argument  ;	   a telling blow   

tellurian  1. n.  	2. a.   , 

telluric  a. , 

tellurium  n. . 

telly  n. . 

telpher  1. n. . 	2. v.    

telpherage  n.	  1)     	  2)  

temblor  n. . 

temerarious  a. . ;  ; 

temerity  n. , ;  

temper  1. n.	  1) , ;	   quick ( short) temper , 	  2) ;	   to be in a good (bad) temper    () 	  3) , ;	   to put smb. out of temper  -.  ;	   to keep ( to control) one's temper  ;	   to lose one's temper   ;	   to recover ( to regain) one's temper ,  	  4) ; ;	   to show temper  ;	   to get into a temper 	  5) . 	  6) .  ;    	2. v.	  1) , , 	  2)  	  3) . 	  4) . ; () (. .);	   tempered in battle   

tempera  n. . ,  

temperament  n. 

temperamental  a.	  1) 	  2)   

temperance  n.	  1) ,  (.      )	  2)    , 	  3) attr. temperance hotel ,      

temperate  a.	  1) , 	  2)  (   ..)

temperature  n.	  1) ;  ;	   to take one's temperature  	  2) .  ;	   to have ( to run) a temperature   

tempest  1. n. ;	   tempest in a teapot    	2. v. 

tempestuous  a. , 

tempi  pl.  tempo

templar  n.	  1) (T.) . ,  (. Knight T.)	  2) ,    {. temple I, 2}

template  n. . , 

temple  I n.	  1) 	  2) (the T.) ,        ,     {. inn the Inns of Court}	II n. 	III n.	  1) . 	  2) .  

templet  = template

tempo  n. (pl. os pi)	  1) . 	  2) ,  (  ..)

temporal  I a.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   temporal peers, lords temporal    	  3) . 	II .	1. a. 	2. n.  

temporality  n.	  1)  	  2) pl.    

temporary  1. a. 	2. n.    

temporize  v.	  1)     	  2)   ; , ; ;	   a temporizing policy  

tempt  v.	  1) , ;	   one is tempted to ask the question   	  2) . , ;	   to tempt fate ( providence)  

temptation  n. , 

tempter  n. ; 

tempting  1. pres-p.  tempt	2. a. , 

temptress  n. ; 

ten  1. n-card. ;	   ten times as big     ten to one  	2. n.	  1) ;	   in tens 	  2) pl.   (   ..)	  3) .  	  4) .  take ten .  

ten-spot  n. . .  

ten-strike  n. .	  1) ,    	  2) .  ;  

tenable  a.	  1) , 	  2) ,  ( )	  3)    ( , );	   this office is tenable for a period of three years        

tenacious  a.	  1) , ;	   tenacious memory  	  2) ;	   tenacious of life 	  3) , 

tenacity  n.	  1) 	  2) , ,  	  3) , 	  4) , 

tenancy  n.	  1)  ;    	  2)  	  3)  ;  

tenant  1. n.	  1) , ; () ; ;	   tenant at will  	  2) , 	  3) .   	2. v. , 

tenantry  n. . , 

tench  n.  ()

tend  I v.	  1)   ( -.);  ( -.);	   it tends to become cold at night ,   	  2)   ( -.);	   he tends to exaggerate   () 	  3) ;     ( ,   ..)	II v. (.  attend)	  1)  ( -.);  ( ,    ..)	  2) ;	   to tend shop .  

tendance  n. (.  attendance)	  1)  ( -.); 	  2) . , 

tendency  n.	  1) , , ;	   a tendency to corpulence   	  2) attr. ;	   tendency writings  

tendentious  n. 

tender  I	1. n.	  1)  ()	  2)   	  3)  (     ..);	   legal tender .   	2. v.	  1) ;	   to tender one's thanks  ;	   to tender an apology  ;	   to tender one's resignation   	  2) ;  ()	  3)   ( );     (  )	II n.	  1) ,   -.,  -., -.;	   baby tender ;	   invalid tender 	  2) -. 	  3) .  ,  	III a.	  1) , ;	   tender touch  	  2) , ;	   of tender years  	  3) ,  ( )	  4) , ;	   tender passion ( sentiment) ,  ;	   tender heart  	  5) , ; ;	   tender spot ( place)  	  6) , 	  7) , ;	   to be tender of smb.      -.	  8) ,  ( , , )	  9)  ( )

tender-eyed  a.	  1)    	  2)   

tender-foot  n. . ,     ; 

tender-hearted  a. , ; 

tender-loin  n. .	  1) , 	  2) (T.)  ,   

tenderling  n.	  1)  	  2) . 

tenderness  n.   . {. tender III}

tendinous  a. ; 

tendon  n. . 

tendril  n.	  1) . 	  2)  ()

tenebrous  a. , 

tenement  n.	  1)  ,    (. tenement house)	  2)  ;  	  3)  ;  ( )	  4) . 

tenet  . n. , , 

tenfold  1. a. 	2. adv. 

tenner  n.	  1) .   10 ; .   10 	  2) .   ( )

tennis  n. 

tennis-ball  n.  

tennis-court  n.  

tenon  1. n.	  1) . ;   	  2) . , , 	2. v.   

tenor  I n.	  1) , ; 	  2)  ,  ,   ..	  3) ; 	  4) .  	II n. .	  1) 	  2) attr. 

tenpins  n. pl. (.  sing) 

tense  I n. . 	II 1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) , ;	   tense anxiety  	2. v.	  1) ()	  2)  

tensely  adv.  , 

tensile  a. ;	   tensile strength .    

tensility  n. 

tension  n.	  1) ,  ;	   international tension  ;	   to ease ( to relax, to reduce, to slacken) tension  	  2) , 	  3) , , 	  4) . ;	   high (low) tension  () 	  5) . ;  ()

tensity  n.  , 

tensive  a.  

tent  I	1. n. 	2. v.  ;   	II .	1. n. 	2. v.  	III n.    

tent-bed  n.  

tent-peg  n.   

tentacle  n.	  1) .  (. .)	  2) . 

tentacular  a.   ;  

tentaculated  a.	  1) .  	  2) .  

tentative  a. , , 

tenter  n. .   to be on the tenters . = to be on tenterhooks {. tenterhooks}

tenter-hooks  n. pl. .   to be on tenter-hooks =    ;  ;	   to keep smb. on tenter-hooks  -.     

tenth  1. n-ord.  tenth wave =  	2. n.	  1)  	  2) (the tenth)  

tenuity  n.	  1)  ()	  2) 	  3) ; ; 	  4)  ()	  5)  ()

tenuous  a.	  1) ,  ( )	  2)  ( )

tenure  n.	  1) 	  2)  ( )	  3)  ;   ( )

tepee  n.   

tepefy  v.  ()

tepid  a. ; . 

teratology  n. . 

terbium  n. . 

tercel  n.  ()

tercentenary  1. n.  , 	2. a. 

tercentennial  = tercentenary

tercet  n.	  1) . ; 	  2) . 

terebinth  n.  

teredo  n. .  , 

terete  a. ,   

tergal  a. . . , 

tergiversate  v.	  1)  , 	  2) , 

tergiversation  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

term  1. n.	  1) ,  ;	   for term of life ;	   term of office   (,   ..);	   to serve one's term   	  2)    ,   ..	  3) . , 	  4) ;	   pl. , ,  ;	   in set terms ;	   in the simplest terms  ,  ;	   in terms of  ,   ;	   in terms of figures  ;	   in terms of money   	  5) pl.  ; ;	   to come to terms ( to make terms) with smb.     -.;	   to bring smb. to terms  -.  ;	   to stand upon one's terms    	  6) 	  7)  	  8) pl.  ; ;	   inclusive terms ,    (   ..);	   terms of trade     	  9) pl.  ;	   to be on good (bad) terms    () 	  10) .    	  11) . . , 	2. v. , 

term-time  n.   ( ,   ..)

termagant  1. n. ,  , 	2. a. 

termer  n. ,   (  : first termer       ..)

terminable  a.  , ;	   terminable ten years from now    ,    

terminal  1. n.	  1)  ;  	  2) pl.        	  3)    	  4) . ;   	2. a.	  1) , ;	   terminal station  	  2) ;  	  3) 

terminate  v.	  1)  ,  	  2) (), () (in)	  3) 

termination  n.	  1) ; ,  , 	  2) . 	  3) , 

termini  pl.  terminus

terminology  n. 

terminus  n. (pl. es ni)  ;  (  )

termitary  n. ,  

termite  n. . 

termless  a.	  1)   , 	  2) 	  3)   , 

tern  I n.  ()	II n.	  1)  ;    ..; 	  2)     

ternary  1. n. , , 	2. a.	  1) 	  2) . .     

Terpsichore  n. . . 

terra  . n. ;	   terra incognita	    )  ;	    )   (  ..)

terrace  1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) , 	  3)    	  4)   	  5)  	2. v.    

terracotta  1. n. 	2. a. 

terrain  n.	  1) , ;	   terrain of attack .  	  2)   ; 	  3) attr. ;	   terrain flying    

terraneous  n. . 

terrapin  n.	  1)  	  2) -

terraqueous  a.	  1)     	  2) 	  3) - ( )

terrene  1. n. 	2. n. .  

terrestrial  1. a.	  1) ;	   terrestrial magnetism  	  2) ; 	  3) , 	2. n.  

terrible  a.	  1)  , 	  2) . ( . .) , ; 

terrier  I n.	  1)  ( )	  2) (T.) . "",     " - "	II n. .  

terrific  a.	  1) 	  2) . ( . .) ,   ..

terrify  v. ,  

territorial  1. a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   territorial claims  ;	   territorial waters  	  3) .     ;	   T. Army  	  4) .    {. territory 2}	2. n.   

territory  n.	  1) ; 	  2) (T.) .  (   , , ,      )	  3) ,  (  ..)

terror  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3)   ,  	  4) .  ;  ;	   a holy terror   ,  ;   the king of terrors 

terror-haunted  a.  

terror-stricken  a.    

terror-struck  a.    

terrorism  n. 

terrorist  n. 

terrorize  v.	  1) 	  2)  

terry  n. .	  1)    	  2) . = terry-cloth

terry-cloth  n.   (  ,   ..)

terry-cloth robe  n.  

terse  a.	  1) ,  ( )	  2)  ( )

tertian  n. . ,  

tertiary  a. . . 

terza rima  . n. . 

terzetto  n. . 

tessellated  a. ;   

tessellation  n.     

tessera  n. (pl. rae)  ( )

tesserae  pl.  tessera

tessitura  n. . 

test  1. n.	  1) ;	   to put to test  ;	   to bear the test  ;	   to stand the test of time   	  2) ; 	  3) ,  ;	   a test in English     	  4) . 	  5) . . , ; ;	   a test for the amount of butter in milk   	  6) . 	  7) attr. , ; , ;	   test station  	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2) .   	  3)  

test ban  n.    

test-mixer  n. 

test-paper  n.	  1) .  	  2) . . ,     

test-tube  n.	  1) 	  2) attr.     

test-type  n.     

testa  n. (pl. ae)	  1) . ,  	  2)  ( )

testaceous  a.	  1) . ;  	  2)   (   )

testae  pl.  testa

testament  n.	  1) . 	  2) (T.) .  (.  , ; . New T.);	   Old T.  

testamentary  a. ,   

testamur  . n.     

testate  1. a.    ;	   to die testate ,  	2. n.  

testator  n. 

testatrices  pl.  testatrix

testatrix  n. (pl. rices) 

tester  I n.	  1) ,  , ; 	  2)   ; , 	II n.  ( ,   ..)	III n.  (  )

testicle  n. . 

testification  n.  

testify  v.	  1)  ,  (to testify  , against testify ),  	  2)   (  ,  )	  3)  ( -.);  

testily  adv. , 

testimonial  1. n.	  1) ,  ; 	  2)  , ,  (.  )	2. a. ; ;	   testimonial dinner      -.

testimony  n.	  1)  ;	   false testimony  ;	   to give ( to bear) testimony  ;	   to call smb. in testimony  -.   	  2) ; 	  3) ; () 	  4) pl. . 

testpilot  n. -

testpit  n. .  ,  

testy  a. , 

tetanic  a. . 

tetanus  n. . 

tetchy  a. ; ;	   tetchy horse    tetchy subject  

tete-a-tete  .	1. n.	  1)    	  2)    	2. a. , ;	   a tete-a-tete conversation     	3. adv.    , 

tether  1. n.	  1)  (  )	  2) . ; ;	   to come to the end of one's tether    ();   ;   	2. v.	  1)  ( )	  2) . ,  

tetra-  pref. -

tetragon  n. . ;	   regular tetragon 

tetragonal  a. . 

tetrahedron  n. . , 

tetralogy  n.	  1)  ( ,     )	  2) -. . 

tetrameter  n.  , 

tetrastich  n. , ,    

tetrasyllable  n.  

tetter  n. , , ;	   eating tetter 

Teuton  n.	  1) 	  2) 

teutonic  1. a. , 	2. n.  (. ) 

text  n.	  1) 	  2)   	  3)  (, );	   to stick to one's text    	  4) .  ()	  5) .  textbook

text-hand  n.   

textbook  n. , 

textile  1. a. ; 	2. n. (. pl.) ( ); 

textual  a.	  1) ;   ;	   textual criticism ,    (.      )	  2) , 

texture  n.	  1)  ;   ;	   coarse (fine) texture  () 	  2) , ;	   the texture of a mineral  	  3) ,      ; ,  ();	   the texture of verse  	  4) . 	  5) . . 

thaler  n. .  (  )

Thalia  n. . . 

thallium  n. . 

than  ( ); ( ) cj. ;	   he is taller than you are   ;	   I'd rather stay than go     none other than   , 

thane  n. . 

thank  1. n. (. pl.)	  1) ;	   thanks ;	   many thanks  ;	   to give thanks ;	   to return thanks   (   )	  2) thanks to (.  prep.) 	2. v. ;	   thank you ;	   thank you ever so much .   ;	   thank you for nothing!    ! (,    );	   you may thank yourself for that     ;	   I'll thank you to mind your own business        ( )

thank-offering  n.  

thank-worthy  a.  

thankee  . .  thank you {. thank 2}

thankful  a. 

thankless  a. ;	   thankless job  

thanks-giving  n.	  1)  	  2)  T. Day .        (  )

that  1. pron. (pl. those)	  1) demonstr. , ,  (   .);	    )   , , , , ,     : that house beyond the river    ;	   that day  ;	   that man  ;	    )  this: this wine is better than that    ;	    )   -.   : that is true  ;	   that's done it   ,  ;	    )  .    : the climate here is like that of France      	  2) ( ); ( ) rel.	    ) , ,    ..;	   the members that were present   ,  ;	   the book that I'm reading ,   ;	    )  = in ( on, at, for  ..) which: the year that he died   ;	   the book that I spoke of ,     and all that   ,    ;	   by that  , ;	   like that  ;	   that's that .   ; - ;	   that is  ;	   not that   (  ), ;	   that's it!  !, !;	   that's all there is to it ,   ;	   this and that ;	   I went to this doctor and that     ;	   now that , ;	   with that   	2. adv. ,   ;	   that far  ;   ;	   that much ;	   he was that angry he couldn't say a word     ,     	3. cj. ( ); ( ) ,  (     , ,   .);	   I know that it was so  ,    ;	   we eat that we may live  ,   ;	   the explosion was so loud that he was deafened    ,    oh, that I knew the truth! ,     !

thatch  1. n.	  1)    ,    	  2)    ( )	  3) .  	2. v.    

thaumaturge  n. , , 

thaw  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ( );   	2. v.	  1) ; ; . ;	   it is thawing 	  2)  (  ..)	  3) ,  , 

the  ( ); ( , .  ), ( , .  )	1.  	  1) .  .        ,     : the book you mention   ;	   I'll speak to the teacher     (,     )	  2)   ,       : I dislike the man     ;	   how is the score?   ?	  3)   ,       ,  ,    ..: (of all the men I know) he is the man for the position ( ,   ,)       	  4)  .   : the horse is a useful animal  -  	  5) .  .,    ,     : the sun , the moon 	  6)       	    )   : it is only a step from the sublime to the ridiculous       ;	    )  . : the poor ;	   the wise 	  7)   .  : the stage  ;	   the saddle  	2. adv. .  comp.   ... ; ;	   the more the better  ,  ;	   the less said the better   ,  ; (so much) the worse for him    

the dansant  n. .   ( )  

theater  . = theatre

theatre  n.	  1) 	  2)    ;	   operating theatre 	  3)  ;	   the theatre of operations ( war)   	  4) .  , 	  5) predic. the play is good theatre   

theatre-goer  n. 

theatrical  1. a.	  1) , ;	   theatrical column    	  2) , , , 	2. n.	  1)  	  2) pl.  (. )

theatricality  n. , ; 

theatricalize  v. , 

theatrics  n. pl. (.  sing)  

thee  pron. pers. (obj.  thou) . . , 

theft  n.	  1) , 	  2) .  , 

their  pron. poss. (. ; . theirs) ; , 

theirs  pron. poss. ( ;  . ; . their) ;	   this book is theirs   ;	   theirs is a good house   

theism  n. 

them  ( ); ( ) pron. pers. obj.  they

thematic  a.	  1) ;	   thematic catalogue  	  2) .   ; 

theme  n.	  1) ,  (, )	  2) .    	  3) . 	  4) . 	  5) . 

themesong  n.	  1) .  	  2) = theme 5

Themis  n. . . 

themselves  pron.	  1) refl. , ; ;	   they wash themselves  ;	   they have built themselves a house    	  2) emph. ;	   they built the house themselves    

then  1. adv.	  1) ;	   he was a little boy then    	  2) , ;	   the noise stopped and then began again  ,   	  3)   , ;	   if you are tired then you'd better stay at home   ,   	  4)  ,   ;	   I love my job and then it pays so well    ,      ;	   and then you should remember  ,   	  5) .      : all right then, do as you like  , ,  	2. n.  ;	   by then   ;	   since then    every now and then   	3. a. ,    ;	   the then prime minister  -

thence  adv.	  1) . 	  2) ,  	  3)   

thenceforth  adv.   , 

thenceforward  = thenceforth

theocracy  n. 

theocratic  a. 

theodolite  n. . 

theologian  n. 

theological  a. 

theology  n. 

theorbo  n. (pl. os )  (   XVII .)

theorem  n. 

theoretic  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

theoretical  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

theoretics  n. pl. (.  sing)  ( . )

theorist  n. 

theorize  v. 

theory  n.	  1) ;	   numbers theory  	  2) . ;	   to have a theory that... , ...

therapeutic  a. 

therapeutical  a. 

therapeutics  n. pl. (.  sing) , 

therapeutist  n. 

therapy  n. , 

there  I	1. adv.	  1) ;	   I shall meet you there     ;	   are you there?  ? ( )	  2) ;	   there and back   	  3) , ,   ;	   he came to the fourth chapter and there he stopped          there and then, then and there  ,  ;	   there it is -; - ;	   there you are!	    )   !;	    )   !;	    )  !;  ,   ; , !;	    )    !;	   not all there    ;	   to get there  , 	2. n. ( ) from there ;	   up to there   ; (he lives) near there ( )   , 	3. interj. , ;  !;	   there!, there! , ,  !;	   there, now! What did I tell you? ,    ?;	   there! I've upset the ink!  !   !;	   there! - !	II ( ); ( )   . , .    . to be (there is, there are , , )     , . to seem, to appear, to live, to exist, to come, to pass, to fall  ..;	   there are many universities in our country     ;	   there came a knock on the door     there is a good fellow (boy, etc.)   !,  !;	   there is no telling (understanding, etc.) ,   (  ..)

there's  ( ); ( ) . . = there is, there has

thereabout  adv.	  1) ; ;	   he lives in R or thereabout    .  -   	  2)  ; ;   ;	   it's three o'clock or thereabout       there or thereabout  , 

thereabouts  adv.	  1) ; ;	   he lives in R or thereabouts    .  -   	  2)  ; ;   ;	   it's three o'clock or thereabouts       there or thereabouts  , 

thereafter  adv. .	  1)  ; 	  2) 

thereat  adv. .	  1) ,   	  2) ,   	  3)   

thereby  adv.	  1)  	  2)    ; (and) thereby hangs a tale     - 

therefor  adv. .  ;    

therefore  adv. , 

therefrom  adv. . 

therein  adv. .	  1) , ,  ,    . .;	   the earth and all therein       	  2)   

thereof  adv. .	  1)  ,  	  2) ; 

thereon  adv. .	  1)  ,  ,	  2)  ,   

thereout  adv. .	  1) 	  2)  

thereto  adv. .	  1)  ,  ; 	  2)  ,   , 

theretofore  adv. .   

thereunder  adv. .	  1)  ,  	  2)        

thereunto  adv. .   , 

thereupon  adv.	  1) .  ,  	  2)   	  3)  	  4)   

therewith  adv. .	  1)  ,  	  2)   	  3) , 

therewithal  = therewith

therm  n.  ( )

thermae  . n. pl.	  1)  	  2) ,   

thermal  a.	  1) , ; 	  2) ,  ( )

thermal capacity  n. 

thermal conductivity  n. 

thermal unit  n.  , 

thermic  a. , 

thermit  n. . 

thermite  = thermit

thermo-     -;	   thermodynamics 

thermochemistry  n. 

thermocouple  n. . , 

thermodynamics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

thermoelectric  a. 

thermoelectricity  n. 

thermograph  n. ,  

thermolysis  n. . 

thermometer  n. , 

thermonuclear  a. ;	   thermonuclear weapon  ;	   thermonuclear bomb  

thermopile  n. ; 

thermoplastic  1. a. 	2. n.  ()

thermoplegia  n. .    

thermos  n.  (. thermos bottle, thermos flask, thermos jug)

thermostable  a. 

thermostat  n. 

thermotechnics  n. pl. (.  sing) 

thermotropism  n. . 

thesauri  pl.  thesaurus

thesaurus  n. (pl. ri)	  1) ,  (. .)	  2) ; , 	  3)  , 

these  pl.  this

theses  pl.  thesis

thesis  n. (pl. ses)	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3)   ,   ..	  4) . .   

Thespian  1. n. ,    	2. a. , 

Thetis  n. . . 

theurgy  n. , 

thews  n. pl.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)  

they  pron. pers.	  1) ;	   obj. them ,   ..;	   they who , 	  2) ( - ) they say 

they'd  . . = they had; they would

they'll  . . = they will; they shall

they're  . . = they are

thick  1. a.	  1) ;	   a foot thick    	  2)  ( ,   ..)	  3) , ;	   thick hair  ;	   thick forest  ;	   thick as black-berries =   ;  	  4) ; ;	   thick soup  ;	   thick with dust    	  5)  (-.);  (-.);	   the air was thick with snow   	  6) , ;	   thick shower of blows   	  7)  ( )	  8) ; ,  ( )	  9) ,  ( )	  10) , 	  11) predic. . , ;	   to be thick with smb.   -.;	   to be thick as thieves =   	  12) ,  ( );	   the patient's speech is still quite thick      to give smb. a thick ear  -.  ;	   that is a bit ( too) thick  ,   	2. n.	  1) ;	   in the thick of the crowd   	  2) , ;	   to plunge into the thick of the battle     	  3) .  through thick and thin ,    	3. adv.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) ,  ;  thick and fast , ,   ;	   to lay it on thick .  ,    ( )

thick-headed  a. 

thick-skinned  a.  (. .)

thick-skulled  a. , 

thick-witted  = thick-skulled

thicken  v.	  1) ()	  2) ()	  3) 	  4) 	  5) , ();	   the crowd is thickening  	  6) 

thicket  n. ; 

thickhead  n. 

thickly  = thick 3

thickness  n.	  1) ,   . {. thick 1}	  2) 

thickset  1. a.	  1)  	  2) 	2. n.  

thief  I n. (pl. thieves) 	II n. 

thieve  v. , 

thievery  n.	  1) , 	  2)  

thieves  pl.  thief I

thievish  a. 

thievishly  adv.	  1) 	  2) 

thigh  n. 

thighbone  n.  

thill  n. 

thimble  n.	  1) 	  2) ; . , 	  3) . 

thimbleful  n. , ,  

thin  1. a.	  1) ;	   thin sheet  	  2) , ;	   thin as a lath ( a rail, a whipping-post)   	  3)  ( , )	  4)  ( , )	  5) , ;	   thin house  	  6)  ( )	  7)  ( )	  8) , ,  ( ,   ..); , ; 	  9) ; ;	   thin excuse (story)   ()	  10) . ;	   to have a thin time   	  11) ,  ( )	  12) ,  ( ) that is too thin    	2. v.	  1)  (. thin down)	  2) () , (); 	  3) ; ; ;  ( , ); ()  	  4)  (, ; . thin out) thin down , ();	   thin out	    ) ;	    )  ( );	    ) 

thin-skinned  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

thine  pron. poss. .	  1) = thy	  2) ( ;  . ; . thy) 

thing  n.	  1) , ;	   what are those black things in the field?      ?;	   thing in itself .   	  2) (. pl.) , , , ;	   things look promising  ;	   other things being equal    ;	   a strange thing  ;	   how are things? . ,  ?;	   as things go   ;	   all things considered   (  )	  3) pl.  (); 	  4) pl. ;  ;	   take off your things  , 	  5) pl. , ;	   tea things  	  6) ,    ; , 	  7) , ;	   he is a mean thing   ;	   oh, poor thing!  !;	   dumb things  	  8)   , , , ;	   it is just the thing     (,  );	   a good rest is just the thing for you   -     ;	   the best thing  ,  ;	   the next best thing   ,   ; (quite) the thing   ,   {. . } to see things , ;	   above all things  ,  ;	   among other things  ;	   and things   ;	   to know a thing or two - ;    ;	   no such thing  ,  ;	   near thing ,    ;	   good things ;	   to make a good thing of smth.    -.;	   to make a regular thing of smth.   -.;	   it amounts to the same thing     ;	   I am not quite the thing today   ; (quite) the thing  {. . 8};	   too much of a good thing   ;	   we must do that first thing       

thingamy  thingumbob thingumajig thingummy n. . . .  (. . ),     =   ?

think  v. (thought)	  1) ,  (about, of think  -., -.); 	  2) ,  (of);	   I cannot think of the right word     	  3) , ;	   to think fit ( good)  , ;	   I think no harm in it      	  4) ,  ;	   I can't think how you did it    ,    ;	   I cannot think what he means   ,    	  5) , ;	   I thought as much    	  6) ;	   I think how we were once friends    ,   - ;	   I can't think of his name     	  7)  ,  think out   ;	   think over , ;	   think up . , ,  to think much of   ;  ;	   to think well (highly, badly) of smb.   (, )   -.;	   to think no end of smb.    -.;	   to think better of	    ) ;    ( -.);	    )     -.;	   he thinks he is it .     ;	   I think little ( nothing) of 30 miles a day  30       ;	   I don't think (  . )  ;    

think-tank  n. . , 

thinkable  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

thinker  n. 

thinking  1. pres-p.  think	2. n.	  1) ;	   to do some hard thinking   ; 	  2) ;	   to my thinking   	3. a. ,  thinking part .   ;	   to put on one's thinking cap .   (-.)

thinkpiece  n. .   ( , ),     ,    ..

thinning  1. pres-p.  thin 2	2. n. -.  

third  1. n-ord. ;	   third person	    ) .  ;	    ) .  ,  (. third party)	2. n.	  1) ,  	  2) (the third)  	  3) . 

third-rate  a. . , , " "

thirdly  adv. -

thirst  1. n. ;	   thirst for knowledge  	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  (for, . after thirst -.)

thirsty  a.	  1)  ;	   I am thirsty   	  2) .  	  3)  ( )	  4)  (for thirsty -.)

thirteen  n-card. 

thirteenth  1. n-ord. 	2. n.	  1)  	  2) (the thirteenth)  

thirties  n. pl.	  1) (the thirties)  	  2)   (  30  39 );	   she is just out of her thirties     40 

thirtieth  1. n-ord. 	2. n.	  1)  	  2) (the thirtieth)  

thirty  1. n-card. ;	   thirtyone  ;	   thirtytwo    . .;	   he is over thirty   	2. n.  (, )

this  pron. demonstr. (pl. these) , , 	    )   , , , , ,     : this day ;	   these days   ;	   this week   ;	   this day week (month, year)    (, );	   this day last week   ;	   this country ,    ,  (.   ,      );	   this house .   (       ,     );	    )  that: take this book and I'll take that one   ,    ;	    )   -.,   ;	   this is what I think    ;	   this will never do  ()  ,   this much -;	   I know this much, that this story is exaggerated      ,    ;	   this long  ;	   the meeting isn't going to last this long      ;	   this side (of) ,  ( );	   this side of midnight  ;	   this way ;	   like this ,  ;  ;	   this, that and the other  ,  ,  ;	   by this   ;	   this many a day ,   ;	   these ten minutes   

thistle  n. .  (.   )

thistle-down  n.    as light as thistle-down =   

thistly  a.	  1)  	  2) 

thither  adv. . ,   

thitherto  adv. .   

thitherward  thitherwards adv. .   , 

tho'  = though

thole  n. 

tholepin  = thole

Thomas  n. . ;	   doubting Thomas  

thong  1. n. ; 	2. v. 

thorax  n. .  

thorite  n. . 

thorium  n. . 

thorn  n.	  1) , 	  2)  (    ,  th) a thorn in one's side ( flesh) =   ;   

thornapple  n. . 

thorny  a.	  1) 	  2) ; ;	   thorny path ( way)  	  3) ,  (   ..);	   a thorny subject ,  

thorough  1. a.	  1) , ; , ; 	  2) , ;	   a thorough scoundrel  	2. prep. . = through 1	3. adv. . = through 2

thorough-bass  n. .	  1) -	  2) . 

thorough-bred  1. a.	  1) , 	  2)  ; ,  (   ..); 	2. n. ,  

thorough-fare  n.	  1)  ;   ()	  2) , ;  ;	   no thorough-fare   ()

thorough-going  a.	  1)  ,  	  2) 

thorough-paced  a.	  1)  	  2) , 

thoroughly  adv. , ,  ; , 

thoroughness  n. , , , 

thorp  n. . 

those  pl.  that 1

thou  pron. pers. (obj. thee) . . 

though  1. cj.	  1) ,  	  2) ,  ,  ;	   it is worth attempting, though we fail  ,      	2. adv.   ;  (); -

thought  I n.	  1) ; ; ;	   to collect ( to compose) one's thoughts   ; (lost) in thought   ;	   to read smb.'s thoughts  -. ;	   to take thought ; 	  2) 	  3) ; ;	   to take ( to show) thought for smb.   -.;	   thank you for your kind thought of me      	  4) ( thought)  (. .  adv. );	   a thought more polite   (as) quick as thought =   ; ;	   second thoughts are best . =   ,   	II p.  p-p.  think

thought-out  a. ;	   a well thought-out argument   

thought-reading  n.   

thought-transference  n.    , 

thoughtful  a.	  1) ,   	  2)   ,  (   ..)	  3) , ,  (of thoughtful  )

thoughtless  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3)  (of thoughtless  )

thousand  1. n-card. 	2. n.	  1) ;	   one in a thousand   , 	  2) , ;	   many thousands of times ( a thousand times)  ;	   a thousand times easier    ;	   the thousand and one small worries of life   ; =  ;	   he made a thousand and one excuses    ;	   a thousand thanks =  

thousandfold  1. a.    	2. adv.    

thousandth  1. n-ord. 	2. n.  

thraldom  n. . 

thrall  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . ;	   to hold smb. in thrall ,  -.	2. v. . 

thrash  v.	  1) , 	  2)  ( , )	  3) = thresh	  1) thrash about  ( );	   thrash out  , ,  (  ..);	   thrash over = thrash out

thrasher  n.	  1) ,  	  2) = thresher 1	  3) = thresher 2	  4) .  

thrashing  1. pres-p.  thrash	2. n.	  1) , , ;	   to give smb. a (sound) thrashing  -.	  2) = threshing 2, 1

thrashing-floor  = threshing-floor

thrashing-machine  = threshing-machine

thrasonical  a. 

thread  1. n.	  1) ;  (. .);	   the thread of the story  ,  ;	   to lose the thread of   (  ..);	   to resume ( to take up) the thread (of)  (, );	   the thread of life  ;	   to pick up the thread (of acquaintance with smb.)  (  -.)	  2) . , ;  ()	  3) .  	  4) . 	  5) attr. ;  thread and thrum   -    ;	   worn to the thread , ; 	2. v.	  1)   ( )	  2)  (  ..)	  3) ;  ;	   to thread one's way through the crowd   	  4) ,   	  5)   ( ,    ..)	  6) to thread a film into the camera .   	  7) .  ()	  8) , 

thread-mark  n.   (   ..)

thread-needle  n. "" ( )

threadbare  a.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3)  ( ,   ..)

threaded  1. p-p.  thread 2	2. a. .  ,  , 

threader  n.  

threadlike  a.	  1) 	  2) 

threadworm  n.  ()

thready  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3)  ( )

threat  n. ;	   there is a threat of rain  

threaten  v. ,  (with threaten -.);	   to threaten punishment  

threatening  1. pres-p.  threaten	2. a. , ;  (   ..)

three  1. n-card. ;	   three times three	    )  ;	    )  	2. n.	  1) ;	   in threes  	  2) pl.  , 	  3)  

three halfpence  n.  

three-colour process  n. .  

three-cornered  a.	  1) 	  2)     ,   .. ( ,   ..)	  3) . , 

three-decker  n.	  1)  	  2) ;  	  3)  

three-dimensional  a. , ; 

three-field  a. -. ;	   three-field system  , 

three-handed  a.     

three-lane  a. three-lane motorway     

three-legged  a. ;	   a three-legged race   (,         ),  "  "

three-master  n.  

three-mile  a. ;	   three-mile limit    ( )

three-per-cents  n. pl.   

three-phase  a. . 

three-piece  a.     (.   )

three-ply  1. n.  	2. a.  ( )

three-quarter  a.	  1) 	  2)       ( , )

three-throw  a. . , 

three-way  a.	  1) . 	  2) -. 

threefold  1. a. ; 	2. adv.  (), 

threepence  n.  ;  

threepenny  a.	  1)   ;	   threepenny bit ( piece)  	  2) , 

threescore  n.  ( );	   threescore and ten   (    )

threesome  1. n.	  1)  , 	  2)  (  )   	2. a.   ;  

thremmatology  n. ,        

threnode  n.  ;  

threnody  n.  ;  

thresh  v.	  1) 	  2) = thrash 1	  3) = thrash 2 to thresh over old straw =    

thresher  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) = thrasher 4

threshing  1. pres-p.  thresh	2. n.	  1) 	  2) = transhing 2, 1

threshing-floor  n. -. 

threshing-machine  n. -. 

threshold  n.	  1) 	  2) . ,  , ;	   to stumble on ( at) the threshold   ()	  3) .  ()

threw  p.  throw 2

thrice  adv. . ;   ;	   thrice happy  

thrice-        , ;	   thrice-told   ;	   thrice-noble    

thrift  n.	  1) , 	  2) . , 	  3) . ,  	  4) . 

thriftless  a. , 

thrifty  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

thrill  1. n.	  1) ,  	  2)  , 	  3) -. , 	  4) , 	2. v.	  1)  ;  	  2)  ;  	  3)  ( ,   ..); ;	   my heart thrilled with joy     	  4) , 

thrilled  1. p-p.  thrill 2	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

thriller  n. . ,   ,   ,  ,  , 

thrilling  1. pres-p.  thrill 2	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

thrive  v. (throve, . -d ;	   thriven, . -d )	  1) , 	  2) ,  , 

thriven  p-p.  thrive

thro  = through

thro'  = through

throat  1. n.	  1) , , ;	   to clear one's throat ;	   full to the throat   ;	   to stick in one's throat    (   ..) {. . }	  2)  ,  ;  	  3) . , ,  ;   ( )	  4) .  ();  ()	  5) .  () to cut one another's throats  ;    ;	   to give smb. the lie in his throat  -.   ;	   to jump down smb.'s throat  -.,  ;   -.;	   to thrust ( to ram) smth. down smb.'s throat   -. -.;	   to stick in one's throat	    )    ( );	    ) ; {. . 1}	2. v.	  1) 	  2)   

throaty  a. ; 

throb  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	2. v.	  1)    	  2) , 

throe  n. (. pl.)	  1)  ;	   in the throes of   (  ..);	   throes of childbirth  	  2) 

Throgmorton Street  n.	  1)   ,   	  2)  ; 

thrombosis  n. . 

throne  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) (the throne) ,  	  3)  	2. v.	  1)   	  2)   

throng  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	2. v. ;  ( );  ()

throstle  n.	  1)  	  2) .    ( )

throttle  1. n. .  at full throttle   ,   	2. v.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . ,  () throttle down  

through  1. prep.	  1)     , , ;	   through the gate  ;	   they marched through the town    ;	   through this country   	  2)    :	    )  ,  ;	   through the night  ;	   to wait through ten long years    ;	    ) . ;	   May 10 through June 15  10   15  	  3)  ,    , ;	   to flash through the mind   ;	   to go through many trials    	  4)  (), ;	   I heard of you through your sister       ;	   he was examined through an interpreter    	  5)  , , -, ;	   we lost ourselves through not knowing the way   - ,    	2. adv.	  1) ; ;	   I am wet through   	  2)    ;       -, -;	   he slept the whole night through    ;	   to carry through   ;	   I have read the book through    ;	   to get through ;	   to look through  to be through (with)	    )  (-.);	    )  ( -.);	    ) .  (-.);  ( -.);	   to put a person through  -. ( );	   you are through!   , !;	   through and through	    ) , ,  ,   ;	   an aristocrat through and through    ;	    )   	3. a.	  1) , ;	   through ticket  ;	   through service  	  2) , ;	   through passage  

through-put  n.  ,   ..,    

throughly  . = thoroughly

throughout  1. adv.	  1)   ; 	  2) ;   ;	   the dictionary has been revised throughout       	2. prep. ;  ;   (   ..);	   throughout the 19th century   XIX 

throve  p.  thrive

throw  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ; ,       ..	  3) ,  	  4)  ( )	  5) . ,  	  6) .  ( )	  7)  	  8) .  , 	  9) .  (, ); 	2. v. (threw; thrown)	  1) , ; ;  (. throw on);	   to throw oneself , ;	   to throw oneself at smb., smth.   -., -.;	   to throw stones at smb.   -. ; .  -.;	   to throw a glance  ;	   to throw kisses at smb.  -.  	  2)  ()	  3)  ( -  )	  4) ,   (into throw   );	   to throw into confusion   	  5) ,   ..	  6) ;  ()	  7) .  (  ..);  ()	  8)     ( )	  9) . .   	  10)  () throw about , ;	   to throw one's money about  ;	   throw aside , ;	   throw away	    ) , ;	    )   ();	    ) ,  ;	   to throw away an advantage  ;	   throw back	    )  ;	    )  ;	    ) () ;	   throw down	    ) ; ;	   to throw oneself down ,   ;	   to throw down one's arms ;	   to throw down one's tools ;	    ) ,  ();	    ) ;	    ) .  ;	    ) .  (  ..); ;	   to throw down one's brief .     ;	   throw in	    ) ,  ();	    ) . ;	    )  ( );	   throw off	    ) ;	    ) ;	    ) ; ;	   to throw off an illness , ;	    ) ;	    )     (  ..);	    ) .  ;	    )  (-.);	    ) . ;	   throw on	    ) ,  (  ..);	    ) , ;	   to throw on coals   ( );	   throw out	    ) ;	    ) ; ;	    ) ,  ();	    )   ();	    ) .  ();	    ) ,  (.,  );	    ) . , ;	    ) . ;	    ) ;	   to throw out a new wing    ( );	   throw over	    ) ;  ();	    )  ( ,   ..);	    ) . ;	   throw together	    )  , ;	    )  ,  ( );	   throw up	    ) ;	    )  ();  ();	    ) ,   (, );	    ) , ;	    ) ,   ;	    ) . , ;	    ) ; . ;	   he threw up   to throw the great cast   ;	   to throw a fit   ;  ;	   to throw oneself at the head of smb. .  -.  ;	   to throw the cap over the mill    ;	   to throw the bull . . ;  ;	   to throw a chest .  ;	   to throw good money after bad, to throw the handle after the blade  ;    ;	   to throw cold water on (a plan, etc.) . cold 1

throw-back  n.	  1) ;   	  2) 

throw-out  n. . 

thrower  n.	  1) ; ;	   discus thrower  , 	  2) 	  3) = throwster	  4)  

thrown  p-p.  throw 2

throwster  n. . 

thru  . = through

thrust  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3)   ( -.); , 	  4)  , 	  5) . , 	  6) .  	  7) .    ; 	2. v. (thrust)	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3) , ;	   to thrust one's hands into one's pockets    	  4) , , ;	   to thrust one's way   ;	   to thrust oneself into a well-paid position     ;	   to thrust oneself into smb.'s society   -. 	  5)  (-.);	   I don't want such things thrust on me   ,      thrust aside , ;	   thrust forth ; ;	   thrust in , , ;	   to thrust in a word  ;	   thrust out , ;  to thrust oneself forward    

thud  1. n.  ,  (   )	2. v.	  1) , , 	  2)    ;	   bullets thuded into the sandbags       

thug  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . - (     )

thuggee  n. 

thuggery  n. 

thuja  n. . 

thulium  n. . 

thumb  1. n.   ();  () under smb.'s thumb       -.;  ;	   Tom T.   ;	   thumbs up! !, !;	   to be all thumbs  , ;	   to be thumbs down  , ,  (on)	2. v.	  1) ,  (, ; . thumb through)	  2) , 	  3) .   ,    (. thumb a lift) to thumb one's nose at smb.   -.

thumb-index  n.   (   ,   ..)

thumb-mark  n.	  1)   (  )	  2) = thumb-print

thumb-nail  1. n.	  1)   	  2) -.,   	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   thumb-nail sketch   (-.)

thumb-print  n.    ( )

thumb-tack  n. .  

thumbscrew  n.	  1) .     ( )	  2) .    

thump  1. n.   (, );   ()	2. v.	  1)   , ; 	  2) ;    ;	   his heart thumped    

thumper  n. .	  1) -.  	  2)  

thumping  1. pres-p.  thump 2	2. a. , ;	   thumping majority  	3. adv. . ;	   thumping good play   

thunder  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) pl.  ,  (.   ,    ..)	2. v.	  1)  (.  . );	   it thunders  	  2) , 	  3) ,  (against);    	  4)  

thunder-peal  n.    

thunderbolt  n.	  1)  ; .     ;	   to come like a thunderbolt, to be a thunderbolt ,   	  2) ,   (  )

thunderclap  n.  ; .  ;  

thundercloud  n.  

Thunderer  n. (the Thunderer)  (, )

thundering  1. pres-p.  thunder 2	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2) . ;	   thundering ass  

thunderous  a.	  1) ,  	  2) , 

thunderstorm  n. 

thunderstroke  n.  

thunderstruck  a.	  1)   	  2) , ;   

thundery  = thunderous 1

thurible  n. 

thurify  v. 

Thursday  n. 

thus  adv.	  1) ,  ;  (. . thus and so);	   thus and thus -  -	  2) ,   ;	   thus far   ;	   thus much ;	   thus much at least is clear  ,   , 

thwack  1. n. () 	2. v. , 

thwart  1. n.    	2. a.	  1) , ;	   thwart motion  	  2) . , 	3. v.	  1)   (); ,  (  ..)	  2) 	  3) . 

thy  pron. poss . (. ; . thine) 

thyme  n. . , 

thyroid  .	1. n.  	2. a. ;	   thyroid cartilage  ;	   thyroid gland  

thyrsi  pl.  thyrsus

thyrsus  n. (pl. -si) . . ,  

thyself  . pron.	  1) refl. , -	  2) emph. , 

tiara  n.	  1) 	  2) 

tibia  . n. (pl. -) .  

tibiae  pl.  tibia

tic  n. . ;	   tic douloureux   

ticca  . a. 

tick  I n.	  1)  (, )	  2)  ()	II 1. n.	  1) 	  2) , , 	  3) . ;	   in a tick , ;	   to ( on) the tick , 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  ,   (. tick off) tick off	    ) ,  ;	    ) . , ;	   tick out  (  );	   tick over .     what makes him tick?   ?,    ?	III 1. n.	  1) . ;	   to go ( to run) (on) tick   ;   ;	   to buy (to sell) on tick  ()  	  2) 	2. v.	  1)   ;   	  2)   ;   	IV n. . 

tick-tack  n.	  1) , -	  2) . , 	  3)   	  4)       	  5) attr. tick-tack man  

tick-tack-toe  n.     

ticker  n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) . 	  4) . 	  5) . 	  6)    (. stock ticker)

ticker-tape  n.  

ticker-tape reception  n.  ,      (      )

ticket  1. n.	  1) ;	   single (. one-way) ticket    	  2) ;	   price ticket   	  3)  (  )	  4) ; ; ;	   pawn ticket  	  5) . .        ;	   to get a ticket       	  6) . to get one's ticket .  ;	   ticket of discharge  	  7) .   -.   ;	   straight ticket      -.  ;	   mixed ( split) ticket       ;	   scratch ticket     ;	   to carry a ticket   ;	   to be ahead (behind) of one's ticket   ()      	  8) attr. ;	   ticket scalper ( skinner) . .   ;	   ticket window .  (,    ) the ticket ,  ;	   that's the ticket   ,  ;	   that's not quite the ticket   ; ;	   what's the ticket? ,   ? to work one's ticket .	    )    ,    (  );	    )     	2. v.	  1)  	  2) .  

ticket of leave  n.   

ticket-of-leave  a. ticket-of-leave man ( convict)  

ticking  I = tick I, 2	II pres-p.  tick II, 2	III pres-p.  tick III, 2

tickle  1. n. , 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  ;	   my nose tickles     	  3) ;  ; ;	   to tickle to death	    )   ;	    )    ;   	  4)  () 

tickler  n.	  1) ;  	  2)  

ticklish  a. .	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , , ; ;	   a ticklish question  

tidal  a.     ; -;   ;	   tidal boat ,       ;	   tidal river - ;	   tidal waters  ;	   tidal wave  ; .   ;   tidal breath  ,    

tidbit  . = titbit

tiddly-winks  n. pl.   

tide  1. n.	  1)    ;	   high (low) tide  () 	  2) , , ;	   the tide turns    ;	   to go with the tide .   	  3) ;	   the tide of public discontent   	  4) . , 	  5) . ,  double tides  ; ;	   to work double tides    ;    	2. v. tide over ;	   to tide over a difficulty  

tide-gauge  n. . , 

tide-waiter  n.   

tidewater  n.	  1)  	  2) attr. , 

tideway  n. .  - ; ,    

tidiness  n. 

tidings  n. pl. ( .  sing) . , ; , 

tidy  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) . ;	   a tidy sum  	  3) . ,  	2. n.	  1)  (   ,  )	  2) .  	  3)      	3. v. ,    (. tidy up)

tie  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) pl. ;	   the ties of friendship  	  3) 	  4) , 	  5) pl. 	  6) , 	  7)   (     );  ;	   to end in a tie  	  8) . ;	   to count the ties .   	  9) . 	  10) .  , 	  11) . 	2. v.	  1) ();  (. tie down; to tie  -.);  ();  (  ..;  tie up);	   tie it in a knot  	  2) 	  3) ,  ;  (. tie down, tie up);	   tied to ( for) time  	  4)  	  5)  ,  ;     (     );	   the teams tied    tie down	    ) ;	    ) , ;	   tie in	    ) ;	    )  (with tie  -.);	   tie up	    ) ; ; ;	   I don't tie it up       , ;	    )   ; , ;	   to be tied up	    ) . ,  ;	    )  ;	    ) , ;	   it ties up with what you were told before    ,    ;	    ) ,   (with);   (with);	    )  , ;	    ) 

tie-beam  n.  

tie-in  n.  

tie-plate  n. .	  1)  	  2)  

tie-up  n.	  1) , 	  2) . , 	  3) ,  (  ..);   (  )

tie-wig  n. ,   

tied cottage  n. ,     (  ..)   

tier  I n.	  1) ,  ( , ) 	  2) 	  3) .  	II 1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ()	2. v.   (. tier up)

tierce  n.	  1)  (. 200	    ) 2)     ( )	  3) . ,     

tiercel  = tercel

tiff  I n. ; 	II n. . 

tiffany  n. .  

tiffin  .	1. n.  	2. v. 

tig  1. n.	  1) 	  2)   	2. v. ""

tiger  n.	  1) 	  2)   ( )	  3) , 	  4) . .  ,   ""	  5) .  

tiger's-eye  n.   ( )

tiger-cat  n. .  

tiger-eye  = tiger's-eye

tiger-moth  n.  ()

tigerish  a.	  1) 	  2)   ,  

tight  1. a.	  1) , ; 	  2) 	  3) ;  ;   ()	  4)  ,  ( , )	  5) , ;	   to be in a tight place ( corner)    	  6) . 	  7) ,  (   ..);	   money is tight  	  8)  (   ..)	  9) . ,  ( )	  10) . ;	   tight as a drum ( a brick)   to get smb. in a tight corner  -.  ,  -.  	2. adv.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) ;	   to sit tight  ;    

tight-fisted  a. , 

tight-lipped  a. 

tighten  v. (); (); ;	   to tighten one's belt    (. .)

tightener  n. .  

tightly  = tight 2

tightness  n. ;	   tightness in the air  

tightrope  n.   ;   

tightrope-dancer  n. 

tights  n. pl.	  1) 	  2) 

tightwad  n. . , 

tigress  n. 

tigrish  = tigerish

tike  = tyke

til  n. . , 

tilbury  n. .  (   )

tilde  n.	  1) .  (tilde)	  2)    n,   (ntilde) (  )

tile  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , , 	  3) .  ()	  4)   to have a tile loose . =   ;	   to be (out) on the tiles . , 	2. v.    

tiler  n.    

tilery  n.	  1)  	  2)    

tiling  1. pres-p.  tile 2	2. n.  

till  I	1. prep.	  1) ;	   till then   	  2) ,  ;	   he did not write us till last week        	2. cj. (  )  ();	   wait till I come ,   	II n.  ,  (   )	III v.  , 	IV n. . ;  

tillable  a. -. 

tillage  n.	  1)  	  2)  ; 

tiller  I n.	  1) 	  2) . 	II n.	  1) . 	  2) . 	III .	1. n. 	2. v.  

tilling-off  n. . , 

tilt  I	1. n.	  1) ( );	   to give a tilt 	  2) , , 	  3) .      (at) full tilt   ,  	2. v.	  1) ()	  2) (); , 	  3) 	  4) .   ,   ;	   to tilt at ( against)   (.  );  ; .  -., -. ( ,    ..)	II 1. n. ,   ( , , )	2. v.   

tilt-hammer  n. .  

tilt-yard  n. .   

tilth  n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3)   

timber  1. n.	  1) ;  	  2) , ; 	  3) .  , ;	   a man of the right sort of timber   ;	   he is good presidential timber .    ,   	  4) . 	  5) . ; 	  6) .  	2. v.  

timber-headed  a. . , 

timber-land  n.  

timber-line  n.    

timber-man  n. 

timber-toe  timber-toes n. .	  1)    	  2)    

timber-yard  n.  

timbered  1. p-p.  timber 2	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 

timbering  1. pres-p.  timber 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) .  ,  (  )	  4) .  ; 

timbre  n. . . 

timbrel  n. , 

time  1. n.	  1) ;	   what is the time?  ?;	   the time of day  , ;	   from time to time   ;	   in time ;	   to be in time ,  ;	   in course of time  ;	   out of time ;	   to have a good time, to make a time of it   ;	   in good time	    ) , ;	    ) , ;	   all in good time    ;	   in bad time  ,  , ;	   to keep (good) time   ( );	   to keep bad time   ( );	   in no time  , ;	   before time  ;	   in a short time   ;	   for a short time   , ;	   to while away the time  ;	   to have time on one's hands    ;	   there is no time to lose    ;	   in ( on) one's own time   ;	   to make time .	    ) ,   ;	    )    ;	   on time . , ;	   at one time ;	   at times ;	   some time or other -;	   at no time ;	   at the same time	    )     ;	    )   ;   ;	   for the time being ,    	  2) ;	   it is time we were going   ;	   time is up  ;	   to do time .   ;	   to serve one's time	    )   ;	    )   ;	   she is near her time   ,   ;	   to work against time    	  3) ( pl.) , ;	   hard times  ;	   time out of mind   ;	   Shakespeare's times  ;	   before one's time  -.;  -. ;	   times to come ;	   as times go   ;	   before (behind) the times ( one's time)  ()  	  4)  ;	   to work full (part) time   ()     ()  	  5) , ;	   it will last my time     	  6) at my time of life   ,   	  7) ;	   six times five is thirty   - ;	   ten times as large    ;	   time after time   ; ;	   times out of ( without) number   ;	   many a time ,  	  8) . ; ;	   to beat time  ;	   to keep time	    ) = to beat time;	    )  ;	    )   ( )	  9) time! ! ( )	  10) attr.    	  11) attr.  it beats my time    ;	   to sell time .         ( );	   lost time is never found again .    ;	   one (two) at a time   ( );	   to give smb. the time of day, to pass the time of day with smb. ;  ;	   so that's the time of day! - !;	   take your time!  !;	   to kill time  ;	   to go with the times    ;     	2. v.	  1)   ;  ( ); ;	   to time to the minute   	  2)  ;	   the train timed to leave at 6,30 ,     6 . 30 .	  3) .   ( ,   ..)	  4)   ..  

time bomb  n. .   

time-and-ahalf  n.      

time-bargain  n. .   ,  

time-bill  n.  ,     

time-book  = time-card

time-card  n.         

time-clock  n. -

time-consuming  a.    ( ,   ..)

time-expired  a. . .  

time-exposure  n. . 

time-fire  n. .  

time-honoured  a.  

time-lag  n.          (.,     )

time-out  n.  ( ,    ..)

time-saving  a.  , ;	   time-saving device . ,   

time-server  n. ; 

time-signal  n.   ,  

time-study  n. 

time-table  n.	  1)  (,   ..)	  2)  (  ..)

time-work  n.  ;    

time-worker  n. ;      

time-worn  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

timefuse  n. .  ,  

timekeeper  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) . -

timeless  a.	  1) 	  2)     	  3) . 

timeliness  n. 

timely  a. 

timepiece  n. ; 

timer  n.	  1)  ( )	  2) ; 	  3) . ,   

timeserving  1. n. ; 	2. a. ; ; 

timid  a. ; 

timidity  n. ; 

timing  1. pres-p.  time 2	2. n.	  1)   	  2)  	  3)  ;  (. .)	  4) 	  5)    (   )

timorous  a. ,  

timothy  n. .   (. timothy grass)

timpani  pl.  timpano

tin  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)  	  4) ;  ;	   a tin of sardines  	  5) . ;  straight from the tin   ; 	2. a.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   a (little) tin god . ,    tin Lizzie . . ,  ;	   tin wedding   	3. v.	  1) ,  	  2) 

tin fish  n. . . 

tin foil  n.  , 

tin hat  n. . .  ;	   to put the tin hat on   (-.)

tin-foil  v.  

tin-opener  n.  

tin-pan  a. , ,  ( )

Tin-pan Alley  n. .	  1)  ,     	  2)     

tin-plate  1. n. () 	2. v. 

tin-smith  = tinman

tinctorial  a. 

tincture  1. n.	  1) ,  (-. )	  2) . , 	  3) ; 	  4) . 	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  (,   ..)

tinder  n.	  1) 	  2)   

tinder-box  n. . ; .  

tindery  a. 

tine  n.  , ; 

tinea  n. .  

ting  . . tinkle

tinge  1. n.	  1)  ; , 	  2) , 	2. v.  ,  

tingle  1. n.   ; , ; 	2. v.	  1)   (   ),  ( ), ,   ..	  2)   ( ),  ,   ..;	   the reply tingled in her ears      	  3)  (with tingle  , )	  4) ,  (with tingle )	  5) . = tinkle 2

tinhorn  . .	1. n. 	2. a. , 

tinker  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  , ""	  3)  -  -. I don't care a tinker's damn   ;	   not worth a tinker's damn    	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  -,    (. tinker up, tinker at);	   to tinker at smth.  - -.,   -.

tinkle  1. n.        ; 	2. v. ; ; 

tinkler  I n. . 	II n. ,  (. )

tinman  n. 

tinned  1. p-p.  tin 3	2. a.	  1)    ; ;	   tinned goods 	  2)    tinned music .    

tinner  n.	  1)    	  2) = tinman	  3)   

tinnitus  n. .   

tinny  a.	  1) , 	  2)   	  3)    	  4) .  ( )

tinsel  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3)    	2. a. ; 	3. v. (. p-p.)	  1)  	  2)   

tinstone  n. . ,  

tint  1. n.	  1) ; , 	  2) , ,   (  )	2. v.  ; 

tinted  1. p-p.  tint 2	2. a. ;	   tinted paper   ;	   tinted glasses  

tintinnabulation  n.  

tintometer  n. . 

tintype  n. . 

tinware  n.  ;  

tiny  a.  ,  ( tiny little)

tip  I	1. n.	  1)  ; ;	   I had it on the tip of my tongue      ;	   to walk on the tips of one's toes   ;	   to touch with the tips of one's fingers  ,  	  2)  (., )	  3) 	2. v.	  1)    	  2)   (, )	II 1. n.	  1)  , 	  2) 	  3)   (,   ..)	2. v.	  1) ();	   the boat tipped  	  2) ;	   to tip the scale(s) =   ;   	  3)    	  4) ; , ; 	  5)  tip off   ;	   tip out ();	   tip over, tip up ();	   to tip up a seat   to tip over the perch . =  , 	III 1. n.	  1) ;	   to give a tip  " " {. . 2}	  2) , ;	   take my tip  ;	   to give a tip  {. . 1}	  3) ,    (.      ) to miss one's tip	    )   ;   ;	    ) . .  	2. v.	  1)  " "	  2)   	  3) ,  (-.; . tip off) to tip the wink  (-.)  , 

tip-and-run  n.     

tip-cart  n. .  

tip-off  n. . , ;	   to give a tip-off ;  

tip-over  a. 

tip-truck  = tiplorry

tip-up  a. tip-up seat   (   ..)

tipcat  n.   

tiplorry  n. 

tipper  n. 

tippet  n. .	  1) 	  2)  Tyburn tippet ,  ( )

tipple  I	1. n.	  1)  	  2) . , 	2. v. , 	II . n. .	  1)  	  2)  

tippler  n. 

tippy  a. .  ( )

tipstaff  n.	  1) .  (  )     	  2)  

tipster  n. "" ( )

tipsy  a. . ;	   a tipsy lurch  

tipsy-cake  n.         

tiptoe  1. n.   , ;	   on tiptoe	    )  ;	    ) ;	    )  ;	   to be on tiptoe with curiosity   	2. v.	  1)   	  2) 	3. adv. = on tiptoe {. 1}

tiptop  1. n.  , 	2. a. . , 	3. adv. . 

tirade  n. 

tirailleur  n. . 

tire  I = tyre I	II .	1. n.  ; 	2. v.  (-.); , 	III v.	  1) (),  (of tire  -.);	   I am tired  	  2) ; , 

tired  I	1. p-p.  tire	III 2. a. , ; ;	   tired out , ;	   I am tired to the bone =    	II p-p.  tire II, 2

tireless  a. ; 

tiresome  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

tirewoman  n. . 

tiring  I	1. pres-p.  tire	III 2. a. , 	II pres-p.  tire II, 2

tiring-house  = tiring-room

tiring-room  n. .  

tiro  . n. (pl. -os ) 

tirocinium  . n. , 

tisane  = ptisan

tissue  n.	  1) .  (. , )	  2) . 	  3) , , ;	   a tissue of lies  	  4) = tissue-paper	  5)   ,    ..

tissue-paper  n.	  1)   ;  	  2)  	  3)   

tit  I n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) . . 	II n. tit for tat "  ", 	III . . teat

Titan  n.	  1) . . 	  2) (t.) , , 

titanic  I a. , 	II a. . 

titanium  n. . 

titbit  n.	  1)  	  2)  

tithe  1. n.	  1)  	  2) . , 	  3) .  ()	2. v. .   ()

Titian  a. - (.  )

titillate  v. ;  

titivate  v. . (), ()

titlark  n.  ()

title  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3)  (to title  -.); .   (to title  -.); ,   	  4) . , 	  5) .  	2. v.	  1) ,  	  2)  , 	  3) .  

title-deed  n. . ,   

title-holder  n. . 

title-page  n. .  

title-role  n.  

titled  1. p-p.  title 2	2. a. 

titmouse  n. 

titrate  v. . 

titter  1. n. 	2. v. 

tittle  n.	  1)  ; ; ;	   not one jot or tittle  ,  	  2) .  

tittle-tattle  1. n. , , 	2. v. ,  

tittlebat  n.  ()

tittup  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3)  	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3)    ( )

titular  1. a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)       ;   	2. n. ,      

titulary  . = titular

tizzy  I n. .  	II n. . ,  (  );	   to get ( to work) oneself into a tizzy , 

tmesis  . n.  (     , . what man soever . whatsoever man)

to  ( ); ( , .  ); ( , .  )	1. prep.	  1)    , , ;	   the way to Moscow   ;	   turn to the right  ;	   I am going to the University    ;	   the windows look to the south    	  2)    , , ,  , : to climb to the top   ; (from Saturday) to Monday ( )  ;	   he could be anywhere from 40 to 60     40  60 	  3)     (, ,   ..) , ;	   to the best advantage  ;    ;	   to the minute   ;    	  4)     , ;	   to the rescue  ;	   to that end   	  5)   ,          ;  . : a letter to a friend  ;	   a party was thrown to the children   	  6)  .     :	    ) : he has been a good father to them     ;	    )   : secretary to the director  ;	   assistant to the professor  	  7)   ,     ,     , , ;	   to bring to poverty   ;	   to fall to decay ( ruin) ,   	  8)     -.     -. ;	   to fasten to the wall   ;	   key to the door   ;	   there is an outpatient department attached to our hospital     	  9)   ,     , ; 3 is to 4 as 6 is to 8    ,    ;	   ten to one he will find it out     ,    ;	   the score was 1 to 3 .   1:3;	   it was nothing to what I had expected      ,   	  10)   ,   -.,  , ;	   shoulder to shoulder   ;	   face to face   	  11)  :	    )       , ;	   to this he answered    ;	   deaf to all entreaties    ;	    )   ;	   to my disappointment   ;	   to my surprise   ;	    )  , ;	   to one's liking  	  12)  ();  ();	   to dance to music   ;	   he sang to his guitar    	  13)   ,     : we drink to his health     	2. adv.      : shut the door to  ;	   I can't get the lid of the trunk quite to       to bring to   ;	   to come to   ;	   to and fro   	3. 1)   	  2)    ,   : "I am sorry I can't come today" - "Oh! but you have promised to" ",      " - "   "

to-day  1. adv.	  1) 	  2)   	2. n.  ;	   the writers of to-day  

to-do  n. . , , ;	   what a to-do about nothing? -     ?

to-morrow  = tomorrow adv.

to-night  = tonight

toad  n.	  1) 	  2)  ,  toad in the hole ,   ;	   to eat smb.'s toads  -. 

toad-eater  n. , , 

toad-eating  1. n. 	2. a. , , 

toadflax  n. . 

toadstool  n.  ()

toady  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	2. v. ,  (to)

toadyism  n.	  1) , 	  2)    

toast  I	1. n.	  1)  ,   ; ; 	  2) .     as warm as a toast  , ;	   to have smb. on toast .    -.	2. v.	  1) ()  ; 	  2) ,  ( );	   to toast one's feet ( toes)  	II 1. n.	  1) ;  ;	   to drink a toast to smb.   -. ;	   to give ( to propose) a toast to smb.     -.	  2) , , ,       	2. v.      (-.) ;	   to toast smb.   -.

toast-master  n. ,    (  ); 

toaster  I n.    , 	II n.	  1) = toast-master	  2)   (  -.)

toasting-fork  n.	  1)        	  2) . 

toasting-iron  = toasting-fork

tobacco  (pl. -os ) n.	  1) 	  2) attr. 

tobacco-box  n. 

tobacco-pipe  n. () 

tobacco-pouch  n. 

tobacconist  n.	  1)   	  2)   

tobe  1. n. 	2. a. 

toboggan  1. n. , 	2. v.	  1)    (.  )	  2)  ;	   prices tobogganed   

toboggan-slide  n.     

toby  n.	  1)   (    XVIII .)	  2) (T.)      	  3) . .    	  4) attr. toby collar  

toccata  n. . 

tocher  n. . 

toco  n. . , 

tocology  n. 

tocsin  n.	  1) 	  2)  

tod  n. . 

today  1. adv.	  1) 	  2)   	2. n.  ;	   the writers of today  

toddle  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) . . toddler	2. v.	  1) ,  	  2) . , 	  3) . 

toddler  n. ,  

toddy  n.	  1) , 	  2)   (. )

tody  n.  ()

toe  1. n.	  1)    ( , , )	  2)  (, , );	   to turn one's toes out (in)     ()	  3)  ,   (-.)	  4)   	  5) .  to turn up one's toes .  , ;	   to be on one's toes	    )  ;	    )  ;	    )  	2. v.	  1) ,    ( )  ;	   to toe the line .    ; .   ;  	  2)   ()	  3)   (  ..) toe in    ;	   toe out    

toe-cap  n.  ()

toe-in  n. .   

toe-nail  n.    

toff  n. .	  1) ;	   the toffs " "	  2) 

toffee  n.  not for toffee .	    )  ;	    )   ;	   he can't shoot for toffee   

toffy  n.  not for toffy .	    )  ;	    )   ;	   he can't shoot for toffy   

toft  n. . 

tog  .	1. n. (. pl.) 	2. v. ;	   to tog oneself up ( out)  

toga  . n.	  1) 	  2) .  (  ..)

together  adv.	  1) ; ;	   to get together	    ) ();	    ) ;	    ) 	  2)   ;	   compared together    ;	   the foes rushed together  	  3) , ;	   for hours together 	  4) 	  5) .  .    : to add together ;	   to join together ();	   to cooperate together  together with  ,  ;   

toggery  n. .  (. );	   bishop's toggery  

toggle  n.    (  )

toggle-joint  n. . - 

toil  1. n.  	2. v.	  1)   (at, on, through toil  -.)	  2)   ,  (. toil up, toil along)

toil-worn  a.   

toiler  n. 

toilet  n.	  1) , 	  2)    	  3) 	  4) . 	  5) . ,   	  6) . , 	  7) attr. ;   ;	   toilet soap  ;	   toilet water  ;	   toilet stall   

toilet-paper  n.  

toilet-service  = toilet-set

toilet-set  n.  

toiletry  n. .  

toilette  . = toilet 1  6

toiletware  n.   (,   ..)

toilful  a. 

toilless  a. , 

toils  n. pl.	  1) , 	  2) . ;	   taken ( caught) in the toils	    ) ;	    ) 

toilsome  a. , 

Tokay  n.  ()

token  n.	  1) ;	   in token of respect   	  2) , 	  3)   	  4) ,  (.  )	  5)  	  6) attr.  ,  (-.) ; ;	   token smile  ;	   token resistance  ;	   token payment     ;	   token vote .         by the same token, by this token, (more) by token   ;  ,     , ;	   token money .  

toko  = toco

tokology  = tocology

tol-lol  a. . ;  

tola  n.     (= 180 )

told  p.  p-p.  tell

tolerable  a.	  1) ; 	  2) ,  	  3) .    

tolerance  n.	  1) 	  2) .        	  3) . 	  4) . 

tolerant  a.	  1) ;	   to be tolerant of criticism    	  2) . 

tolerate  v.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3) .  

toleration  n. 

toll  I	1. n.	  1) () ; 	  2)  	2. v.	  1)      , 	  2)   	  3)  	II n.	  1) ; . 	  2)     ,      ..	  3)     ..	  4) .  ()    ;	   to take toll of   (-.); .    (-.)	  5) .  heavy toll   road toll      

toll call  n.	  1)    	  2) .   

toll line  n.	  1)   	  2) .   

toll-bar  n. , ,   

toll-gate  = toll-bar

tollable  a.  

toller  n.	  1) 	  2) 

tollhouse  n.   ,    

tollman  n.  

tolly  n. . . 

toluene  n. . 

Tom  n.	  1) ,  	  2)     , . Long Tom . " "	  3) (t.)     ;	   Tom turkey  Old Tom  ;	   Tom Dick and Harry	    ) , ;  ;	    ) ,  	tom        , . tom-cat ;	   tom-swan -

tom-cat  n. 

tomahawk  1. n.  to bury the tomahawk  	2. v.	  1)    	  2)  

toman  . n.  ( )

tomato  n. (pl. -oes )	  1) , 	  2) . "" (   )

tomb  1. n.	  1) 	  2)    the tomb 	2. v. ,   

tombac  n. 

tombola  . n.   (  )

tomboy  n.    , 

tombstone  n.  ,  

tome  n. ,  

tomfool  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. v. ,  

tomfoolery  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  

tommy  n.	  1) ,  (  ; . T., T. Atkins)	  2) . ,   ( )	  3) . ;	   brown tommy  

tommy-bar  n. . 

tommy-gun  n. . -

tommyrot  n. . , 

tomnoddy  n. , 

tomorrow  1. adv. 	2. n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) attr. ;	   tomorrow morning  

tomtit  n. 

tomtom  n. 

ton  I n.	  1) ;	   long ( gross) ton   (= 1016 );	   metric ton   (= 1000 );	   short ( net) ton   (= 907,2 );	   displacement ton   (=  35 3 );	   freight ton   (= 1,12 3);	   register ton   (= 2,83 3)	  2) . ;	   tons of people  	II n. . , 

tonality  n. 

tone  1. n.	  1) ;	   deep (thin) tone  () ;	   heart tones .  	  2) , ; , ;	   to give tone (to), to set the tone   (-.);  	  3)  , 	  4) 	  5) ,  ()	  6) .  	  7) . ;	   to give tone  	  8) . , ;  	  9) , 	  10) . ;	   whole tone  	2. v.	  1)    (  );  (, )	  2)  (. )	  3)  (in, with tone  -.) tone down  (, ); , ;	   tone up	    ) ,   (-.);	    ) ,  

tone-arm  n.  

toneless  a. 

tonga  . n.  

tongs  n. pl. (. a pair of tongs) ;	   sugar tongs   ;	   coal ( fire) tongs   I wouldn't touch him with a pair of tongs =        

tongue  n.	  1) ;	   furred ( dirty, foul, coated) tongue   ( );	   to put out one's tongue   (   );	   his tongue failed him    ,    	  2)  ();	   the mother tongue  	  3) ,  ;	   glib tongue  	  4)  ( );	   smoked tongue  	  5) -.,   ,  , .,  , ;  ( , )	  6) . 	  7)  	  8) . , 	  9) 	  10) -.   to give tongue	    ) , ;	    )   (   );	   to have too much tongue =   ,    ;	   to speak with one's tongue in one's cheek, to put one's tongue in one's cheek	    )  ;	    )   , ;	   he has a ready tongue       ;	   to find one's tongue  ; ()   ;	   to hold one's tongue, to keep a still tongue in one's head ;    ;	   his tongue is too long for his teeth     ;	   to oil one's tongue ;	   to have lost one's tongue ,  

tongue-in-cheek  a. ; ;	   tongue-in-cheek candour  

tongue-tied  a.	  1) 	  2)    (   ..)

tongue-twister  n. ;  

tonic  1. n.	  1) . ,  	  2) . 	2. a.	  1) . , 	  2) . 

tonight  = to-night	1. adv.   ( )	2. n.  ,  

tonkin  n.  

tonnage  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  

tonometer  n.	  1) . 	  2) . 

tonsil  n.  

tonsillitis  n. .  , 

tonsure  1. n. 	2. v.  

tontine  . n. . 

tony  a. . . , 

too  adv.	  1) ;	   too good to be true  ,    ;	   it is too much (of a good thing) =  ;   ;	   none too pleasant   	  2) ;	   too bad  ;	   I am only too glad  ,  	  3) , ;   ;	   won't you come too?     ?	  4) ;	   they say he is the best student. And he is too ,   ,    

took  p.  take 1

tool  1. n.	  1)  () ; 	  2)  ( -. )	  3)  to sharpen one's tools , ;	   to play with edged tools =   ;	   a bad workman quarrels with his tools . =  ,  ;      	2. v.	  1)  (, )	  2)  ();   ()	  3)   ( ,   ..)	  4) .   	  5) .    tool up  (,    ..)

tooled  1. p-p.  tool 2	2. a. .	  1)  	  2)  ()	  3)  ()

tooling  1. pres-p.  tool 2	2. n.  

toolroom  n.  

toon  n.   

toot  I	1. n.  ; , 	2. v.      ;  	II n. . . , 

tooth  1. n. (pl. teeth)	  1) ;	   crown (neck) of the tooth  () ;	   root of the tooth  ;	   false teeth  ;	   a loose tooth  ;	   he cut a tooth    ;	   to set ( to clench) one's teeth  ;	   to pull a tooth out  ;	   I had my tooth out   	  2) . ,  tooth and nail   ;	   to fight tooth and nail    ,   ;	   to go at it tooth and nail    -.;	   to get one's teeth into smth.    -.;	   to cast smth. in smb.'s teeth =  -.   ;	   in the teeth of	    ) , ;	    )   (-.);	   fed to the teeth =   ; , ;	   long in the tooth 	2. v.	  1)  	  2) ()

tooth-brush  n.  

tooth-comb  n.   to go through with a tooth-comb "", , 

tooth-paste  n.  

tooth-powder  n.  

toothache  n.  

toothed  1. p-p.  tooth 2	2. a.	  1)  	  2) 

toother  n. .   

toothful  n.  

toothing  1. pres-p.  tooth 2	2. n. .  

toothless  a. 

toothpick  n. 

toothsome  a.   

tootle  1. n.  ,   ..	2. v.   ,  ,     ..

tootsy  n. . 

tootsy-wootsy  n. . 

top  I	1. n.	  1) ,  ();  (, )	  2)  ,  ;  (, , );  ();   ();	   top of milk  ;	   from top to toe    ;    ;	   from top to bottom  	  3) (. pl.)  ()	  4) , 	  5) ,  ;	   to come out on top	    )   ,    ;	    )   ;	   to come ( to rise) to the top   ; . ;	   to take the top of the table    	  6)  ,  ;  ;	   at the top of one's voice (speed)    ()	  7) pl.  ();    	  8) pl. .    -.  ( )	  9) .  ()	  10) . 	  11) .  (a little bit) off the top    ;	   to go over the top	    ) .   ;	    )   ;   ;	   on top of everything else    ;	   to be ( to sit) on top of the world    , to be at the top of the ladder ( tree)    (.  -. )	2. a.	  1) ;	   the top shelf  	  2) , ;	   top speed   ;	   top price   	  3)  ;	   top men ,     top secret  	3. v.	  1)  (),  ,   ..;	   the mountain was topped with snow     ;	   to top one's fruit    	  2)   ;  ( );  ( -.)	  3)  (   ..)	  4) ,   ;	   to top one's part    	  5) ;   ,  ;	   this picture tops all I have ever seen   -   ,   -. 	  6) ;  -. ,   ..;	   he tops his father by a head      ;	   he tops six feet    	  7)   (  ..; . top up)	  8) -.  top off	    ) ; ;	    ) , ;	   they topped off their dinner with fruit       ;	   top up ,  ()	II n.  ();	   the top sleeps ( is asleep)   ,     old top , 

top gas  n. .  

top hat  n.  ()

top level  n. negotiations at top level    

top liner  n.  , ""

top sergeant  n. . . .  

top-boot  n.    

top-drawer  1. n.  	2. a. .    , , 

top-dress  v. -.  ()

top-heavy  a.     ; 

top-hole  a. . , 

top-light  n. .  ( ) 

top-notch  a. . , 

top-sawyer  n.	  1)    	  2) ,   

top-soil  n. -.   

topaz  n. 

topcoat  n. 

tope  I n.  	II v. 	III . n.  (. )

topee  = topi

toper  n. 

topflight  a. . , 

topfull  a.   , 

topgallant  n.	  1) . -	  2) . ,  ; 

tophi  pl.  tophus

tophus  n. (pl. tophi) .	  1)    	  2)     

topi  . n.   ( )

topiary  1. n.	  1)     	  2)    	2. a. topiary art = 1, 1;	   topiary garden = 1, 2

topic  n. ,  ;	   the topic of the day  

topical  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3)  (. .);      

topicality  n. 

topknot  n.	  1)  ,    (  )	  2)  (  )

topless  a.	  1)   ;  	  2)   	  3) .  

toploty  a. . , ; 

topmast  n. . 

topmost  a.	  1)  	  2)  

topographer  n. 

topography  n. 

toponymy  n. . . 

topper  n. .	  1)  ()	  2) ,    ,  (.  )	  3)  ;  	  4)   

topping  1. pres-p.  top I, 3	2. n.	  1) ,  	  2)   (),  ()	  3) pl. ,    (  ..)	3. a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) . 	  4) .  topping cove . 

toppingly  adv. . , 

topple  v.	  1) ,  ( ); () ( topple over, topple down)	  2)  

tops  a. predic. . , , 

topsail  n. . 

topside  adv.	  1)  	  2)   

topsyturvy  1. n. , , " "	2. a.   ; 	3. adv.  , -	4. v.    

topsyturvydom  = topsyturvy 1

toque  n. .	  1)  (   )	  2) . 

tor  n.   

torch  1. n.	  1) ;	   pocket ( electric) torch  	  2) . ;	   the torch of learning  	  3) .  ;  to put to the torch  ;	   to hand on the torch  , 	2. v.  

torch-fishing  n.  (   )

torch-singer  n.      

torch-song  n.     

torchere  n. . 

torchlight  n.  ;   

torchon  n. .	  1)       (. torchon lace)	  2)  (  ; . torchon paper)

tore  I p.  tear I, 2	II = torus 1

toreador  . n. 

torero  = toreador

toreutic  a. , ,  ( )

tori  pl.  torus

torment  1. n.	  1) , ;	   to suffer torments  	  2)  	2. v.	  1) ;  	  2) , , 

tormentor  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) .  

tormentress  n. 

tormina  n. pl. .    , 

torn  p-p.  tear I, 2

tornado  . n. (pl. -oes, -os ) , , 

torpedo  1. n. (pl. -oes )	  1) 	  2) . .  ; -	  3) .  	  4) -.  	  5) attr. 	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2) . , , ;	   to torpedo a project  

torpedo-boat  n.  

torpedo-net  n.  

torpedo-netting  n.  

torpedo-plane  n. -

torpedo-tube  n.  ;   

torpid  a.	  1) , 	  2) , , 	  3) .   

torpidity  n.   . {. torpid 1  2}

torpids  n. pl.   (     )

torpor  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) 

torque  n.	  1) .   	  2) .  

torrefy  v.	  1) ,  (   ..)	  2) 

torrent  n.	  1)  	  2) pl. 	  3)  (  ..)

torrential  a.	  1)   	  2) 	  3) 

Torricellian  a. Torricellian vacuum .  

torrid  a. , ,  ;	   torrid zone  

torse  n. . 

torsi  pl.  torso

torsion  n.	  1) . ; ; 	  2) 

torsion balance  n. -, -

torso  . n. (pl. -os -si)	  1) 	  2)  ()

tort  n. . ,  

torticollis  n. . . 

tortile  a. , 

tortilla  . n.    (   )

tortoise  n.  ()

tortoise-shell  n.	  1)  	  2)  ()	  3) attr. 

tortuosity  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 

tortuous  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

torture  1. n.	  1) ;	   to put to the torture  	  2) , 	2. v.	  1) 	  2) ;	   he is tortured with headaches    

torturer  n. ; 

torus  n. (pl. -ri)	  1) . ;  	  2) . 

Tory  n.	  1) , 	  2) attr. 

Toryism  n. , 

tosh  n. . , 

tosher  n. . -

toss  1. n.	  1) ,   . {. 2};	   the toss of the coin ;	   to win (to lose) the toss	    )  ()  ;	    )  () 	  2) ; 	  3) = toss-up 1	2. v. (-ed . tost)	  1) , ; ; 	  2) ,  (. toss away, toss aside)	  3)    ( );  ( ); 	  4)   ( ;  toss about)	  5)  ();    ( )	  6)  ()	  7) .  () toss off	    )  ;	    )  ;	   toss up	    ) = 1	    )  ;	    )   ()

toss-up  n.	  1)   ( ); 	  2) -. , ;	   it's a toss-up whether he comes or not   ,    

tosspot  n. . 

tossy  a. . , 

tost  p.  p-p.  toss 2

tot  I n.	  1)  (. tiny tot)	  2) .   (  ..);  	II .	1. n. 	2. v. ,  (. up)

total  1. n. , ; ;	   the grand total  	2. a.	  1) , ; , 	  2) , ;	   total eclipse .  ;	   total failure  	  3) 	3. v.	  1)  , 	  2)  , ,  ( , )

totalitarian  a. 

totality  n.	  1)   ,  	  2) .   

totalizator  n.  ()

totalize  v.	  1)  	  2)  , 

totalizer  n.  

tote  I n. . .  totalizator	II .	1. v. ; 	2. n.	  1) 	  2) 

totem  n. 

tother  . = the other

totter  v.	  1)  ,  , 	  2) ; ;  	  3) , 

tottering  1. pres-p.  totter	2. a.  ( )

tottery  a. ;  

toucan  n. .  ()

touch  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   in touch with smb.    -.;	   to get in touch with smb.   -.;	   to lose touch with smb.  ,   -.	  3) ;	   soft to the touch   	  4) ;	   to put the finishing touches (to)   , ; 	  5)  ;	   the touch of a poet  ;	   personal touch   ()	  6)  ( ); ;	   he has a marvellous touch in dealing with children     	  7) ; ; , ;	   a touch of salt  ;	   there was a touch of bitterness in what he said     	  8)   ();    ..;	   a touch of the sun 	  9) ,  (  ..)	  10) , ;	   to put ( to bring) to the touch  	  11) . ;    	  12)  ( ; . touch and run)	  13) . 	  14) .       .. ;	   in touch    touch typist ,    ;	   common touch  ;	   in ( within) touch	    ) ,  ;	    ) , ;	   near touch ,    ;	   no touch to smth.     -.,    	2. v.	  1) , , ; ;	   to touch one's hat to smb.  -.,  	  2)   , ;	   he has not touched food for two days      ;	   I couldn't touch anything    	  3) ,   (, )	  4) (. pass.)  ;	   leaves are touched with frost   ;	   he is slightly touched =     	  5)  ;	   nothing will touch these stains     	  6) , ,   	  7) ,   ( -.);	   how does this touch me?      ?	  8) . ,  (, .    ;	   for);	   he touched me for a large sum of money  ,      ()	  9)  ();	   he touches 2 6 s a week   2  6   	  10) ;     ;	   there is nothing to touch sea air for bracing you up        	  11)  ;  ;	   clouds touched with rose  	  12) . ,   touch at .  ( );	   touch down ,  ;	   touch off	    )  ;  ;	    )  ( );	    )   ( );	    )  (  ..);	   touch on	    ) ,   (  ..);	    )   -. (.,  );	   touch up	    ) , , ,   , ;	    )  ();	    ) , ;	    ) ;	   touch upon = touch on to touch shore   ;	   to touch pitch       ;	   to touch the spot   ;   ;	   to touch smb. on a sore ( tender) place  -.  ;	   he touches six feet    ;	   to touch wood   ,   ;	   touch wood!  !

touch-and-go  1. n. ,    ;	   it was touch-and-go for a while -     	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) 

touch-down  n.	  1) . ;	   to make a touch-down  	  2)  ( )

touch-line  n. .   (   ..)

touch-me-not  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) . 

touch-needle  n.  

touchable  a. , 

touched  1. p-p.  touch 2	2. a.	  1) , 	  2)  , "" (. touched in the upper storey) touched in the wind  

toucher  n. ,   near toucher ,    ;	   as near as a toucher , ,   ;	   to a toucher 

touchiness  n.   . {. touchy}

touching  1. pres-p.  touch 2	2. a. 	3. prep. . . ,  (. as touching)

touchstone  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) ;  

touchwood  n.	  1) 	  2)  ; 

touchy  a.	  1) ; 	  2)  	  3) 

tough  1. a.	  1) ; , ; (as) tough as leather ()   (   ..)	  2) 	  3) , , 	  4) , , ;	   tough resistance  	  5) ; , ;	   tough customer . ,     ;  ;	   tough policy .  ;	   a tough problem  	  6) , ;	   a tough criminal  	  7) . . , , 	  8) ,  ( )	  9) .  ( )	2. n. . , 

toughen  v. ()   . . {. tough 1}

toupee  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ,  ,    

tour  1. n.	  1) , ; ; ;	   to make a tour of the Soviet Union    ;	   a foreign tour   ;	   the grand tour .   , ,   .    	  2) , 	  3)  	  4) , ; 	  5)  ()	  6)  (   ..)	  7) tour of duty	    ) ;   ;	    ) ; 	2. v.	  1)  ,   ..  (through, about, of);	   to tour (through) a country   	  2)  , 	  3) .  ()  ;	   they toured "Othello"   ""  

tourer  n.	  1) = touring-car	  2) = tourist

touring  1. pres-p.  tour 2	2. n. 

touring-car  n.  

tourist  n.	  1) , 	  2) attr. ,   , ;	   tourist agency  ;	   tourist class   (     );	   tourist ticket      (    )

tourmalin  tourmaline n. . 

tournament  n.  tournament standard   ,    

tourney  .	1. n. () 	2. v.   

tourniquet  n. . , 

tousle  v. , 

tout  1. n.	  1) ,   ; ; ,    ,    ..	  2) ,        	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  (,   ..)	  3) , 	  4) .   	  5)             	  6) . 

tow  I	1. n.	  1) ;  (- , )	  2) 	  3)  	  4)   to take in tow	    )   ;	    )   ;	   to take a tow   ;	   to have smb. in tow	    )  -.   , ;	    )  -.   ;  -.    	2. v.	  1)  ()  ;  ( )	  2) 	II n. .	  1) , 	  2) 

tow-boat  n.  ; 

tow-head  n.	  1)  	  2)  

tow-line  n. ,  

tow-path  = towing-path

tow-rope  = tow-line

towage  n.	  1) 	  2)   

toward  I a. .	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	  3)   	II prep. . . towards

towards  prep.	  1) ,   ;	   he edged towards the door    ;	   the windows look towards the sea    ;	   his back was turned towards me     	  2) ,   ;	   attitude towards art   	  3)     ;  , ;	   to save money towards an education     ;	   to make efforts towards a reconciliation   	  4)        , ;	   towards the end of November   ;	   towards morning (evening)   ()

towel  1. n.  oaken towel . . ;	   to throw in the towel ,   	2. v.	  1) () 	  2) . 

towel-horse  n.   

towel-rack  = towel-horse

towelling  1. pres-p.  towel 2	2. n.	  1)   	  2) . , 

tower  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3) . , ;	   a tower of strength  ; ,     	  4) the T. (of London)  ( - ,     .  ,  -        )	  5) . 	  6) . 	2. v.	  1) ,  ( tower up)	  2)    (. .;	   above, over)

towering  1. pres-p.  tower 2	2. a.	  1) , ;  ( -.)	  2) , 	  3) , ;	   in a towering rage  

towing-line  = tow-line

towing-path  n. . 

towing-rope  = tow-line

town  n.	  1) ; ; . . 	  2)  ( .  );	   out of town	    )  ;	    )   (.  )	  3) .  ;	   he became the talk of the town     	  4)   (,   ..);     	  5)      	  6) attr. ;	   town house  ;	   town water     a man about town ,    ;	   on the town	    )    ;	    ) .    ;	   town and gown    ,    ;	   to paint the town red .  , ;	   to go to town .	    ) ;	    ) ;	    )    

townclerk  n.   

towncouncil  n.  ( ) 

towncouncillor  n.   ( ) 

townee  n.	  1) . .    ,     	  2) . 

townhall  n. 

townplanning  n. 

townsfolk  n. (.  .  . .) 

township  n.	  1) . ;  ( );    6 . 	  2) , 	  3) ,    	  4) .     (.     );    ,     

townsman  n.	  1) 	  2)    , 

townspeople  = townsfolk

toxaemia  n. .  , 

toxic  1. n. 	2. a. , 

toxicant  = toxic 2

toxicology  n. ,     

toxicosis  n. . 

toxin  n. 

toy  1. n.	  1) , ;	   to make a toy of smth.  -.	  2) ; 	  3) -. , ;	   a toy of a church 	  4) . ;	   toy and tackle   	  5) attr. , ; ;	   toy dog   ;	   toy fish   ;	   toy soldier  ; .   	2. v.	  1) , ,  	  2)    (with)	  3) 

toyman  n.	  1)  	  2)  

toyshop  n.  

trace  I	1. n.	  1) ;	   to keep trace of smth.   -.;	   without a trace ;	   hot on the traces of smb.  -.  	  2) . 	  3) . () 	  4) 	  5)  , 	  6)   	  7)  -	  8) . .   	  9) attr. trace elements .  , 	2. v.	  1)  (),  (,   ..)	  2)  ;  (. trace over)	  3)  ,  (  ..)	  4)  ( -., -.), 	  5) , ;	   I cannot trace any connection to the event        	  6) , ;	   the police were unable to trace the whereabouts of the missing girl       	  7)   , 	  8) ();         (to, back to);	   this custom has been traced to the twelfth century      ;	   this family traces to the Norman Conquest       	  9)     ( ,   ..   )	  10) ,  (   ..)	  11) (. p-p.)  	II n.	  1) (. pl.) 	  2) . 

tracer  I n.	  1)      (.   )	  2)    ( ) ,    ..	  3) -	  4) 	  5)   (. tracer element)	  6)    	  7) .  	II n.	  1)  	  2)   

tracery  n.	  1) , 	  2)   (.   )

trachea  n. (pl. -cheae) . 

tracheae  pl.  trachea

tracheotomy  n. . 

trachoma  n. . 

trachyte  n. . 

tracing  1. pres-p.  trace I, 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3)  , 	  4)  ( )	  5) 	3. a. 

tracing-paper  n. , 

track  1. n.	  1) ;	   to be on the track of	    ) ;	    )   ;	   to be in the track of smb.   ,   -.;	   to lose track of	    )  ;	    )   (-.);	   to keep track of ;	   to keep the track of events    	  2)  ; 	  3)  ;	   off the track   ,    {. . 6  }	  4) , ;	   the track of a comet  	  5) ,  (, )	  6) -. ,  ;	   single (double) track  () ;	   to leave the track   ;	   off the track    {. . 3  }	  7) .  	  8) . ;  ; 	  9) .  	  10)  (, )	  11) . , ,  	  12)  ();  in one's tracks .  ; ,  ;	   to make tracks .  , , ;	   to make tracks for . ,   ;	   on the inside track .   ;	   off the track    {. . 3  6}	2. v.	  1) , ;  (. track out, track up, track down)	  2) .  ; , 	  3)  ;  	  4)    ( )	  5)     ;	   this car tracks 46 inches        46 	  6)  ;  	  7)   (. track up) track down   

track-and-field  n. .  

track-and-field athletics  n. .  

track-shoe  n.  ,   

trackage  n. .	  1)  	  2)        ,   

tracker  I n.	  1) ,   	  2) 	II n. .	  1) 	  2) 

tracklayer  n.     

trackless  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)   	  4) . ;	   trackless trolley (line) ( )

trackman  = trackwalker

trackwalker  n. . -.  

trackway  n.	  1) 	  2)   

tract  I n. ;  (.     )	II n.	  1)   (, , )	  2) . ;	   the digestive tract - 	  3) .   

tractable  a.	  1) , 	  2)   , .,   ..

tractate  n. 

tractile  a.  ( )

traction  n.	  1) ; ;	   electric traction  	  2)  	  3) .  

traction-engine  n. -

tractor  n.	  1) 	  2) .    

tractor-driver  n. 

trade  1. n.	  1) ; ; ;	   the trade of war  ;	   a saddler by trade   	  2) ;	   fair trade	    )     ;	    ) . 	  3) (the trade) .    ( -. ); . ,     ; , ;	   the woollen trade  	  4)   ( .  trade commerce); , ;	   his father was in trade    ,  	  5) (the trade) .  ;	   he sells only to the trade    ,   	  6) , 	  7) ; 	  8) pl. = trade winds	  9) attr. ;	   trade balance  	  10) attr. ;	   trade(s) committee  	2. v.	  1)  (in trade -.;	   with trade  -.)	  2) ();	   a boy traded his knife for a pup      ;	   they traded insults     ;	   we traded seats    trade in    (  ..)    ;	   trade off	    ) ;	    ) ;	   trade(up)on  ,    ;	   to trade on the credulity of a client   ,  

Trade Board  n.      ( -.  )

trade mark  n.  

trade mission  n.  , 

trade name  n.	  1)   	  2)  

trade price  n.  ,  

trade school  n.  ,  

trade show  n.      (   )

trade union  n. -; 

trade winds  n. pl. 

trade-route  n.  

trade-union  a. 

trade-unionism  n. -

trade-unionist  n. -;  

trader  n.	  1)  (. )	  2)  	  3)  ; 

trades union  = trade union

tradesfolk  = tradespeople

tradesman  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) . 

tradespeople  n. pl. , ,    ;  

tradeswoman  n. ; 

trading  1. pres-p.  trade 2	2. n. ; 	3. a.  ; 

tradingpost  n. 

tradition  n.	  1) ;  ;	   by tradition  	  2) 

traditional  a. ;     ,   

traditionalism  n.   

traditionally  adv.  

traditionary  = traditional

traduce  v. , 

traffic  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) , ;      	  3) ;	   to carry on traffic  ;	   traffic in votes   ( )	  4) attr.   ;	   traffic manager ( officer), . traffic cop ,   ;	   traffic controller 	2. v.  (in traffic -.)

traffic-circle  n. .   

traffic-light  n. 

trafficator  n. .  

trafficker  n.  (.  . );	   trafficker in slaves ;	   drug trafficker  

tragedian  n.	  1) ,  	  2)  

tragedienne  n. .  

tragedy  n.	  1) 	  2) attr.   ;	   tragedy king ,     ;    

tragic  a.	  1) ; 	  2) . ; ; , 

tragical  a.	  1) ; 	  2) . ; ; , 

tragicomedy  n. 

tragicomic  a. 

tragicomical  a. 

trail  1. n.	  1) , ;	   the car left a trail of dust      	  2)  (, );	   to be on the trail of smb.  -.;	   to foul the trail  ;	   to get on the trail   ;	   to get off the trail   	  3) 	  4) .  	  5) .  	  6) .   (, )	  7) .   	2. v.	  1) (), ()	  2) ,  ; 	  3)   ; 	  4)  ()	  5)  	  6)  ( )	  7)  ()	  8)  ( )	  9)   (-.);	   a cloud of dust trailed behind the car       to trail one's coat  ,   

trail-blazer  n. , 

trail-net  n. .  

trailer  n.	  1) ,  ,   . {. trail 2}	  2) ; 	  3)  	  4)  	  5) , 

train  I v.	  1) , ,    ,  	  2) ();	   to train for races   	  3) , 	  4)  ();  ()	  5)    (. train up, train along, train over)	  6)  (,   ..) train down    	II 1. n.	  1) , ;	   by train ;	   mixed train - ;	   goods train  ;	   up train ,   ;	   down train ,   ;	   wild train ,    ;	   the train is off   ;	   to make the train   	  2) , ;	   funeral train  	  3) ; . 	  4) ,  (, );	   train of thought  ;	   a train of misfortunes  	  5) ;	   in the ( in its) train  , 	  6)  ();  (, )	  7) ;  (  ..)	  8) .  	  9) .  	2. v. .    

train staff  n.  

train table  n.   

train-bearer  n. 

train-ferry  n.  

train-oil  n. 

train-service  n. -.  

trainband  n. .    ( XVI-XVIII .)

trained  1. p-p.  train I	2. a.	  1) , ; ; 	  2) 

trainee  n.  , ; , 

trainer  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) .  {. trainband}	  4) .  

training  I	1. pres-p.  train I	2. n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   on-the-job training    	  3) 	  4) 	3. a. , 	II pres-p.  train II, 2

training-college  n.  

training-school  n.	  1)   (  ..)	  2) - 

training-ship  n. .  

trainman  n. .  ; 

trainmaster  n. .  ;  

traipse  = trapse

trait  n.	  1)  , 	  2) 

traitor  n. , 

traitorous  a. , 

traitress  n. 

trajectory  n. 

tram  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2) = tram-line	  3) = tram-car	  4) . , 	  5) attr. 	2. v.	  1)   	  2)   	II n. .   

tram-car  n.  ()

tram-driver  n. 

tram-line  n.  

tram-road  n.   ( ,   ..)

trammel  1. n.	  1) pl. , ; -. 	  2) , 	  3)    	  4) ; 	  5)      	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2) ; 

trammer  n.	  1) 	  2)   

tramontane  1. a.	  1) 	  2) , ; 	2. n. , ; 

tramp  1. n.	  1) 	  2)     	  3)   	  4) .  ,     	2. v.	  1)  ,  	  2)  ;   ,  	  3) 	  4) , , 

trample  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 	2. v.	  1)  (, ); 	  2)  ()	  3)  	  4) ,  (on, upon);	   to trample under foot 

tramway  = tram-line

trance  n.	  1) . 	  2)  

tranquil  a. 

tranquillity  n. 

tranquillize  v. ()

tranquillizer  n. .  , 

trans  pref.	  1) ,   ; , -;	   transatlantic 	  2)    ,   .. -;	   to transform ;	   to transplant ;	   to transshape  	  3)    ,   -, -;	   to transcend ;	   to transgress  ( ) 

trans-ship  v. . -.	  1) 	  2) ()

trans-shipment  n. . -.	  1) 	  2) 

trans-sonic  a. . ;	   trans-sonic speed  

transact  v.	  1)  ()	  2)  ()

transaction  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ()	  3) pl. ,  ( )	  4) .       

transalpine  a. ,   

transatlantic  1. a.	  1) ;	   transatlantic line   	  2) ,      	2. n.  

transcalent  a. 

transceiver  n. (.  transmitter-receiver) . -,      

transcend  v.	  1)  	  2) , 

transcendent  a.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) = transcendental 1

transcendental  a.	  1) . 	  2) . 	  3) . ; , 

transcendentalism  n.  

transcontinental  a.  , 

transcribe  v.	  1) 	  2)   	  3)    ( );    	  4) . 	  5) . 

transcript  n.	  1) 	  2)  ()

transcription  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . ;	   electrical transcription  	  4) . ; 	  5) . 

transducer  n. . ; ; 

transect  v.   

transept  n. . ,    

transfer  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ( )	  3) . ,  (,   ..); ; ;	   transfer of authority  , 	  4)    ..   	  5) pl.  	  6) .  	  7)     ( )	  8)  (    ..)	  9) .  	2. v.	  1) ,  (from transfer ;	   to transfer );	   to transfer a child to another school     	  2)  (  ..)	  3)  (    ); 	  4)     , .     	  5)  (  ,   ..);   (  )

transfer-ink  n.  

transferable  a.  , , ;	   all parts of the machine were standard and transferable       ;	   transferable vote ,       (   )

transferal  n. , , 

transferee  n. ,   -.    -.

transference  n.	  1) 	  2) 

transferor  n. ,  -. (, ); 

transfiguration  n.	  1) , 	  2) (T.) .  ()

transfigure  v.	  1) 	  2) 

transfix  v.	  1) ; ; 	  2) .   ;	   he was transfixed with horror     

transform  v.	  1) ()	  2) (), (), () ;	   to transform smth. beyond recognition  -.  

transformation  n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) . 	  4)  

transformer  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

transfuse  v.	  1) 	  2)   ()	  3)  (  ..)	  4) ; 

transfusion  n.  (. )

transgress  v.	  1) ,  (  ..)	  2)   (,   ..)	  3) 

transgression  n.	  1) ;  (  ..)	  2) 	  3) . 

transgressor  n.	  1) 	  2) 

tranship  = trans-ship

transience  transiency n. , 

transient  1. a.	  1) , , 	  2) .  (   )	2. n. .  

transientagent  n.   

transit  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   rapid transit  	  2) , ;	   in transit  	  3) ;  (  )	  4) .    	  5) 	  6) attr. 	  7) attr. ; 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)    , 	  3) .   

transit-duty  n.  

transition  n.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3) . 	  4) attr. ;	   transition period  ;	   transition curve .  ;	   transition stage  

transitional  a. ; 

transitive  a. . 

transitory  a. , ,  transitory action . ,        

transitpoint  n. .  

translatable  a. 

translate  v.	  1) () (    ;	   from translate, into translate );	   poetry does not translate easily   	  2) , 	  3) ,   ;	   to translate promises into actions  	  4) .  -.  , 	  5) 	  6) . 	  7) ,   

translation  n.	  1)   . {. translate}	  2) . 	  3) , 	  4)        	  5)  

translator  n. 

transliterate  n. ,    

transliteration  n. 

translocate  v. , 

translucent  a. ; 

transmarine  a.	  1) 	  2)   

transmigrant  n. ,       

transmigrate  v. ()

transmigration  n. 

transmissible  a.	  1) 	  2) 

transmission  n.	  1) ;	   radio transmission ;	   picture transmission 	  2) 	  3) . ;  ; ; 	  4) attr. ;	   transmission line .  

transmit  v.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3)   

transmitter  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) . 

transmogrification  n. .  , 

transmogrify  v. . (), () (,  )

transmutation  n. ;	   transmutations of fortune  

transmute  v. 

transoceanic  a.	  1) 	  2) ,  

transom  n.	  1) . 	  2)  	  3) . 

transom-bar  n. .  (, )

transonic  = trans-sonic

transpacific  a.	  1)   	  2)     

transparency  n.	  1) 	  2) 

transparent  a.	  1) , 	  2) , ; , 	  3) 

transpicuous  = transparent 1  2

transpierce  v.  

transpiration  n.	  1) ;  	  2) 

transpire  v.	  1) 	  2)  ( );     	  3) ,  	  4) . , 

transplant  v.	  1)  ()	  2) 	  3) .   (  )

transplantation  n.	  1)   . {. transplant}	  2) . 

transpontine  a.	  1)   ;      ,    	  2) ;	   transpontine drama  

transport  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ,  ; ( );  	  3)  ();	   in a transport of rage   	  4) . ; 	  5) attr. 	2. v.	  1) ; , 	  2) (. p-p.)    ,   ..;	   transported with joy     	  3) .   

transportable  a. , , , 

transportation  n.	  1) , ; 	  2)  	  3) .  	  4) .  (,   ..)	  5) .   

transporter  n. . , 

transpose  v.	  1) ;  (  )	  2) .        	  3) . 

transposition  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) . 

transuranium  n. .  

transvalue  v. 

transversal  1. a. ; 	2. n. ,  

transverse  a. ;	   transverse section  ,  

tranter  n. . ; 

trap  I	1. n.	  1) ; ; , ;	   to set a trap  ;	   to bait a trap    ; . ;	   to fall into a trap   	  2) = trapdoor	  3) . ; 	  4)  	  5) . 	  6) pl. .    	  7) . ; 	  8) .  	  9) ()  ( )	2. v.	  1)  , ;   , 	  2) ; 	  3) . , ,  (. trap out)	II n.	  1) pl. .  , , 	  2) . 	III n. .	  1) 	  2) 

trap-line  n. .  

trap-shooting  n.     (,    ..)

trapdoor  n. ,  

trapes  = trapse

trapeze  n. 

trapezia  pl.  trapezium

trapezium  n. (pl. -s -zia) . 

trapper  n. ,  

trappings  n. pl.	  1)   (   ..)	  2) 	  3)  ,  (. )

trappy  a. . , 

trapse  .	1. n.	  1)  	  2) 	2. v.	  1)   	  2) 	  3)    ()

trash  n.	  1) .     ; ; ; 	  2) . , ; ; 	  3) .  , ;	   white trash .      	  4)   

trash-ice  n.   (  )

trashy  a. , 

trass  n. . 

trauma  n. (pl. -ata, -s ) . 

traumata  pl.  trauma

traumatic  a. . 

traumatize  v. . 

travail  .	1. n.	  1)  	  2)  	2. v.	  1)   	  2) ,   

travel  1. n.	  1) 	  2) pl.  ;	   a book of travels   	  3) ; 	  4)  (   )	  5) . , ;  	2. v.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) ; ;	   light travels faster than sound     	  4)  ( );      ( );	   his eyes travelled over the picture   	  5)    

travel-bureau  n.  

travel-film  n.   

travelled  1. p-p.  travel 2	2. a.	  1)  	  2)  ( )

traveller  n.	  1) ;	   traveller's cheque  ;	   traveller's tales "" 	  2) . 	  3)  (. commercial traveller)

traveller's-joy  n. . 

travelling  1. pres-p.  travel 2	2. n. 	3. a.	  1) ;   ;	   travelling salesman ;	   travelling speed  	  2) ;	   travelling kitchen  ;	   travelling library  

travelling crane  n.  

travelling-bag  n. 

travelling-dress  n.  

travelogue  n.	  1)       	  2) = travel-film

traverse  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) .     	  3) .   	  4) . 	  5) . 	  6)  ( )	2. v.	  1) ;  	  2) () ;	   to traverse a subject     	  3) 	  4) .  {. 1, 2}	  5) .    , 

travertin  = travertine

travertine  n. . ,  

travesty  1. n. ; ;	   a travesty of justice   	2. v.  ; ; 

trawl  1. n.  ; 	2. v.	  1) ,    	  2)   

trawler  n. 

tray  n.	  1) ;	   to serve (breakfast, dinner, etc.) on a tray  (,   ..)  	  2) , 	  3) . 

treacherous  a.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   treacherous ice  

treachery  n. , 

treacle  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	2. v.  

treacly  a.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   treacly sentiments 

tread  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  ( )	  3) . 	  4)  , 	  5) .  ;  ();  ()	2. v. (trod; trodden)	  1) , , ;	   to tread in smb.'s steps   -. ;  	  2) , ,  (. tread down; on, upon);	   to tread under foot , ; 	  3)  ()	  4) . 	  5)  ( ) tread down , , ; . ; ;	   tread in ;	   tread out	    )  ();	    )  ();	    ) .  to tread on the heels of   ;	   to tread on smb.'s corns ( toes)  -.   ;   -.;  -. ;	   to tread (as) on eggs	    ) ,  ;	    )    ;	   to tread on the neck of , ;	   to tread the boards (the deck)   ();	   to tread lightly  , ;	   to tread water  

treadle  1. n.  ();  ( );  	2. v.  

treadmill  n.	  1) 	  2)   

treason  n.	  1) , 	  2)   (. high treason)

treasonable  a. 

treasonous  = treasonable

treasure  1. n.  (. .);	   buried treasure ;	   my treasure! !,  !	2. v.	  1)   ; ,  (. treasure up)	  2)  

treasure trove  n.    ,   

treasure-house  n.	  1)  (. , )	  2) 

treasurer  n.	  1) ;	   Lord High T. .  	  2)  (,   ..)

treasury  n.	  1) 	  2) (the T.)  ;  	  3) 	  4) attr. ;	   treasury note   T. bench   ( . )

treat  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   this is to be my treat   ,   ;	   to stand treat ,   	  3) . , 	2. v.	  1) , ; ;	   he treated my words as a joke      	  2) ,   (with)	  3)  (for treat  -.;	   with treat -.)	  4) ;	   the book treats of poetry      	  5)  (to);   ,   .. (to)	  6)  ,   (with treat  -.;	   for treat  -.)	  7) . 

treatise  n.	  1) 	  2)  ;  ()

treatment  n.	  1) 	  2)  (-.)	  3) , ;	   to take treatments   ;	   manipulation treatment  	  4) , 	  5) . 

treaty  n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   to be in treaty with smb. for smth.   -.   -.	  3) attr. ,    ;	   treaty port ,      

treble  1. a.	  1) , 	  2) . 	2. n.	  1)  	  2) . ; 	3. v.	  1) ()	  2)  

trecentist  . n.     XIV .

trecento  . n. . 

tree  1. n.	  1) 	  2)   (. family tree)	  3) ;	   the tree of knowledge  	  4) .  (. Tyburn tree)	  5)   	  6) . , 	  7) . ;  to be at the top of the tree   ;   ;	   up a tree .   	2. v.	  1)   	  2)   	  3)    	  4) ,   ( )

tree-creeper  n.   ()

tree-fern  n.  

tree-frog  n.  

treeless  a. , ,   (  )

treenail  n. . 

trefoil  n.	  1) 	  2)    

trek  -.	1. n.	  1)  (.  ,  )	  2) , 	2. v.	  1) ;   ,  	  2)   ,  (,    ..)

trellis  n.	  1) 	  2) 

tremble  1. n. , ;	   all in ( on, of) a tremble . ,   	2. v.	  1) ; ;	  2) , ; ;	   to tremble for one's life ,    ;	   to tremble at the thought of    	  3) ,  ( )

trembler  n. . , 

trembling  1. pres-p.  tremble 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   in fear and trembling 

trembly  a. .	  1) ,  (   ..)	  2) , 

tremendous  a.	  1) , 	  2) . , ; 

tremor  n.	  1) = tremble 1;	  2) ; ;	   earth tremors  

tremulant  = tremulous

tremulous  a.	  1) ,  ( ,   ..)	  2) , 

trench  1. n.	  1) , ; ; 	  2) (. pl.) , 	  3) attr. , ;	   trench warfare  	2. v.	  1)  , , , 	  2) 	  3)  (, )	  4)  trench about, trench around ;	   trench upon	    ) ;	   to trench upon smb.'s time  -. ;	    ) ;	   his answer trenched upon insolence     

trench coat  n.	  1)  	  2) .     

trench foot  n. .  

trench mortar  n. 

trench-bomb  n. .  

trenchant  a.	  1) . , 	  2) . ; ; ;	   trenchant style  	  3) , , ;	   trenchant policy  

trencher  I n.	  1) ,  	  2) = trencher cap	II n. ,     to lick the trencher    

trencher cap  n.      (     )

trencherman  n.	  1) ;	   a good (poor) trencherman  () 	  2) 

trend  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  , 	2. v.	  1) ,  ( -. );	   the road trends to the north    	  2)  

trepan  .	1. n. 	2. v. 

trephine  v. .  

trepidation  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) , 

trespass  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) .  	  3) . , 	  4) . , 	2. v.	  1) ,  (on, upon);	   to trespass upon smb.'s hospitality (time)  -.  ()	  2) .    	  3) .    

trespasser  n.	  1) ,   -. 	  2) 

tress  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) pl.   

tressed  a.	  1)  	  2)   

trestle  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 

trestlework  n. . ; 

trews  n. pl.   (. )

trey  n.  ( );   (  )

triable  a.	  1)  	  2) . 

triad  n.	  1) -.,    , ;    ; 	  2) . 

triage  n.	  1) 	  2)   

trial  n.	  1) , ;	   to give a trial	    )   ,    ();	    )  (,   ..);	   on trial	    )    ;	    )    ( )	  2) ,  ; ; ;	   to put on trial    {. . 3}	  3) .  ;  , ;	   to bring to ( to put on) trial    {. . 2};	   to be on one's trial, to stand ( to undergo) trial   ;	   to give a fair trial   , 	  4) . 	  5) . 	  6) attr. , ;	   trial period  ;	   trial run  , ;	   trial trip  ; .  that child is a real trial to me   -    

trial jury  n. .  ;   12 

triangle  n. 

triangular  a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   triangular pyramid  	  3)     , ,   ..;	   triangular fight     ;	   triangular agreement  

triangulate  v. .  ,   

triarchy  n. 

Trias  n. . 

tribal  a. , 

tribe  n.	  1) ; 	  2) -. 	  3) . , 	  4) . 

tribesman  n.  , , 

tribrach  n. . 

tribulation  n. , 

tribunal  n.	  1) ; ;	   the tribunal of public opinion   	  2)  	  3) .       

tribunate  n. -. ,  

tribune  I n. -.  (. .)	II n. , 

tribunicial  a. -. 

tributary  1. n.	  1) ; ,  	  2) 	2. a.	  1)  ; 	  2)  ;	   tributary stream 	  3) . ,  ( )

tribute  n.	  1) ;	   to lay under tribute  	  2) , ;	   to pay a tribute to smb.   (, ) -.	  3)  , , ;	   floral tributes  

tricar  = tricycle

trice  I n. ;	   in a trice ,   	II v. .    (. trice up)

tricentenary  = tercentenary

triceps  n. .  

trichina  n. (pl. -) . . 

trichinae  pl.  trichina

trichinosis  n. . 

trichord  n.   

trichotomy  n.    ,   

trichromatic  a. 

trick  1. n.	  1) , ;	   by trick  ;	   trick of senses (imagination)   ();	   to play smb. a trick ,  -.;   -. ;	   you shall not serve that trick twice      	  2) , 	  3) ; ; ;	   none of your tricks!  !;	   a dirty trick , ;	   shabby tricks  ;	   tricks of fortune  	  4) ,  ; ;	   don't know ( have not got) the trick of it  ,   ,   "";	   he's done the trick .   ;	   I know a trick worth two of that     ;	   all the tricks and turns  , ;	   tricks of the trade    -.   	  5) ,   (, ); ,  ( )	  6) . ;	   the odd trick  	  7) . ,   ;	   to take ( to have, to stand) one's trick  	  8) . , , 	  9) . .  ( little  pretty trick)	  10) attr. ;	   trick photography  	  11) attr.  to do the trick .  ,  	2. v.	  1) , ;  (out of);   (-. ;	   into)	  2)  (-.) trick out, trick up    

trickery  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ,  

trickle  1. n. 	2. v.	  1)   ,  (. trickle out, trickle down, trickle through, trickle along); ;	   the news trickled out  	  2)   

trickster  n. ; 

tricksy  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) . ; 

tricky  a.	  1) , ; , 	  2) ; 	  3) 

triclinia  pl.  triclinium

triclinium  n. (pl. ia) -. 

tricolour  1. n.  ;	   the French tricolour   	2. a. 

tricot  n. .	  1)  ()	  2) ( )

tricycle  1. n.  ;   	2. v.      

trident  n. 

tried  1. p.  p-p.  try 2	2. a. , , 

triennial  1. a.	  1)   	  2)    	2. n.	  1) ,     	  2) ,   ..,   	  3)  	  4)  

trifle  1. n.	  1) , ;	   a trifle , ;	   he seems a trifle annoyed , ,  	  2)  ,  ;	   it cost a trifle   ;	   put a trifle of sugar in my tea      	  3) ,      	2. v.	  1) ;  ;	   he is not a man to trifle with    	  2)   ;  	  3) ,   ; ;	   he trifled with his pencil     	  4)   (, , ; . trifle away);	   to trifle away one's time   

trifling  1. pres-p.  trifle 2	2. n.	  1) ,  ;  	  2)  	3. a.	  1) , ; ;	   a trifling talk  	  2) , ; ;	   a trifling joke  

trifocal  .	1. a. 	2. n. pl.  

trifoliate  a.	  1) . 	  2) .  

triform  a.   

trig  I	1. a.	  1) , , 	  2) . , 	  3) , 	2. v.	  1)    ( trig up)	  2)  ( trig out)	  3) , 	II .	1. n.  	2. v. , 	III . . .  trigonometry

trigger  1. n.	  1) .  ;	   to pull the trigger  ; .   ,   	  2) . ,  easy on the trigger . ,  ;	   quick on the trigger  , 	2. v. trigger off    (-. ); , ;	   to trigger off war  

trigger-happy  a.	  1) .     ;	   to be trigger-happy   	  2) , 

trigonal  1) = triangular	  2) = trigonous

trigonometric  a. 

trigonometrical  a. 

trigonometry  n. 

trigonous  a. ;    

trihedral  a. , 

trihedron  n. 

trilateral  a. 

trilby  n.   

trilingual  a.	  1) 	  2)    

trill  1. n.	  1) . 	  2) .  r	2. v.	  1)  	  2) .   r  

trilling  n.   ; 

trillion  n-card. n.  (10  18 ); .  (10  12 )

trilobate  a. . 

trilogy  n. 

trim  1. n.	  1) , ;	   in fighting trim   ;	   in good trim	    )  ;   ;	    )    ( )	  2) ; ; 	  3) .  	  4) , 	  5) .  	  6) .   	  7) . ,  	2. a.	  1) , ,   	  2) ; 	  3) .   	3. v.	  1)   ;	   to trim oneself up    	  2)  (.,  ); ;  ; ,  ()	  3)  ();  (   ..)	  4) ;    	  5) . ,  ; 	  6) . ;  	  7) . ,  ()	  8) .   to trim the sails to the wind =    

trimester  n.	  1) 	  2)  

trimeter  n. . 

trimmer  n.	  1)     . {. trim 3}	  2) ; 	  3) . , 	  4) .  

trimming  1. pres-p.  trim 3	2. n.	  1) (. pl.)  ( )	  2) pl. , 	  3) . 	  4) 	  5)  ()	  6) .  

trine  a.	  1) 	  2) 

Trinitarian  n. .    

trinitrotoluene  = trinitrotoluol

trinitrotoluol  n.  ( )

trinity  n.	  1) -.,    	  2) (the T.) . 	  3) (T.) attr.   ;	   T. Sunday  ;	   T. Sittings     ;	   T. term   ( ) T. House " " ( - )

trinket  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

trinomial  1. a.	  1) . 	  2) . 	2. n. . 

trio  n.	  1) . 	  2) ,  ();  ()	  3) .    

triolet  n. 

trip  1. n.	  1) ; , , ;	   round trip    ;	   business trip ;	   to take a trip 	  2)   ,  	  3) ,  (  -.)	  4)  , , 	  5) . 	  6) .  	  7) .  ()	2. v.	  1)    ,  	  2) ,  (  -.); () (. trip over, trip up)	  3)   , , , ;	   all are apt to trip   	  4) ,   ;	   to trip (up) a witness by artful questions     	  5)   (. .)	  6) ,     .. ( trip up)	  7) .   ,  	  8) . ; 	  9) .    ()

tripartite  a.	  1) , ;	   tripartite conference   	  2)    

tripe  n.	  1)  ()	  2) . , , , 

triphammer  n. .  

triphibious  a.   ,     ;	   triphibious warfare ,   ,     

triphthong  n. . 

triple  1. a. ; ;	   T. Alliance .  ;	   T. Entente . ,  ;	   triple time .  	2. v. ();	   to triple one's efforts   

triplet  n.	  1)  ( , )	  2)  ( );	   pl. 	  3) . 

triplex  1. a.	  1) ;    	  2) . ;  	2. n.	  1)  , 	  2) .  

triplicate  1. n.    ;	   in triplicate   	2. a. 	3. v. ;    

triplication  n. 

tripod  1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ,    	2. a. 

tripos  n.     ( )

tripper  n. ( .) , 

tripping  1. pres-p.  trip 2	2. n.	  1)  	  2) . 	  3)  ()	3. a.	  1) 	  2) . ; 

trippingly  adv.	  1) , , 	  2) ,  ()

triptych  n. . 

triquetrous  a.	  1) 	  2) .  ( )

trireme  n. . . 

trisect  v.     

trishaw  n. 

tristful  a. . 

trisyllabic  a. 

trisyllable  n.  

trite  a. , ;	   trite phrase  ;	   trite metaphor  

tritium  n. . 

Triton  n.	  1) . . 	  2) (t.) . 

triturate  v.   

triumph  1. n. ; , 	2. v.	  1)  (), 	  2) ;  (over triumph )

triumphal  a. 

triumphant  a.	  1) 	  2) ; 

triumvir  n. (pl. s ri) . 

triumvirate  n. 

triumviri  pl.  triumvir

triune  a. 

trivet  n.	  1) 	  2)  ( , )	  3) . 	  4) attr. ;	   trivet table     (as) right as a trivet	    ) ;   ;	    )   ,  

trivia  . n. pl. , 

trivial  a.	  1) , , ;	   the trivial round , 	  2) , , ;	   a trivial loss  	  3) ,  ( )	  4) ,  (    )	  5)     (    )

triviality  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

triweekly  1. a.	  1)     	  2)     	2. n.  ,          

trocar  n. . 

trochaic  a. . 

troche  n. 

trochee  n. . , 

trod  p.  tread 2

trodden  p-p.  tread 2

troglodyte  n.	  1) ,  	  2) 

Trojan  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) 	  2) , ,   to work like a Trojan   

troll  I	1. n.	  1) ,   	  2) 	2. v.	  1) ;  (  )	  2)    	  3) (), ()	II n. . . 

trolley  n.	  1)  ();      	  2) ; 	  3) . 	  4) .  ; 

trolley-bus  n. 

trolley-car  n. . 

trolley-pole  n. .  

trollop  n.	  1) 	  2) 

trombone  n. 

trombus  n. 

trommel  n. . 

tromometer  n. 

troop  1. n.	  1) ,  	  2) pl. 	  3) 	  4)  , ; . 	  5)  (  )	  6) (. pl.)  	  7) . 	2. v.	  1)   ( troop up, troop together)	  2)   (troop along, troop in, troop out)	  3)  	  4) (), () ( ) troop away, troop off	    ) ;	    ) .  ;	   troop round  (-.) to troop the colour     

troop duty  n. .  

troop-carrier  n. .	  1) - 	  2) .     

troop-horse  n.  

troop-train  n.  

trooper  n.	  1) 	  2)   	  3)  - 	  4) . .  	  5) . . 	  6) = troop-horse	  7) = troopship to swear like a trooper =   

trooping  1. pres-p.  troop 2	2. n.     

troopship  n.    

trope  n. . 

trophic  a. . 

trophy  n.	  1) ; 	  2) , ,  

tropic  1. n. ;	   the tropics 	2. a. = tropical I, 1

tropical  I a.	  1) 	  2) , 	II a. , 

tropicalize  v.        

tropology  n.  

troposphere  n. 

trot  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) ,   	  4) .  	  5) . . . , ;  to keep smb. on the trot   -. ;  -.	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  ;	   to trot a horse   ;	   to trot a person off his legs  	  3) ,  trot about ;	   trot out	    )   ();	    )  ();	    )  (-.);	   trot round ,  (  ..)

troth  n. . by my troth  ;	   in troth ,   ;	   to plight one's troth   (.  )

trotter  n.	  1) 	  2) pl.  (  ..  )	  3) pl. . 

trotyl  n. . 

troubadour  n. . 

trouble  1. n.	  1) , ; ; , ;	   to give smb. trouble, to put smb. to trouble   -.	  2) ; ;	   to take the trouble ,    ;	   he takes much trouble   ;	   he did not take the trouble to come    ;	   no trouble at all    (  );	   I had some trouble in reading his handwriting      	  3) , , ;	   to be in trouble   ,  ;	   to get into trouble   ;	   to make trouble for smb.  -. 	  4) , ;	   racial troubles  , 	  5) ;	   heart trouble  	  6) . 	  7) .     ; ; 	  8) attr. ;	   trouble crew   what's the trouble?   ?;	   to ask ( to look) for trouble   ,   ;   	2. v.	  1) (), ();	   my leg troubles me     ()	  2) ; , ;	   may I trouble you to shut the door? , , ;	   may I trouble you for the salt? , , 	  3) (.  . ) , ;	   he never even troubled to answer     	  4)   ;	   mathematics doesn't trouble me at all    	  5) . 	  6) (. .) ,  don't trouble trouble until trouble troubles you . =   ,   

trouble-free  a. , 

trouble-shooter  n.	  1)  	  2)     

troubled  1. p-p.  trouble 2	2. a.	  1) ;	   troubled look ,  	  2) ,   troubled waters ,  ; , ;	   to fish in troubled waters     

troublemaker  n.  , ; 

troublesome  a.	  1)  ; ; 	  2) ;	   troublesome cough  	  3) , ;	   troublesome child  

troublous  a. . , ; ;	   troublous times  

trough  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) ,  (  )	  4) ; 	  5)  ()	  6) . , 

trounce  v.	  1) , ; 	  2)  

troupe  n. . 

trouser-leg  n. 

trouser-stretcher  n.   

trousered  a.   ;  

trousering  n.  

trousers  n. pl. , ; 

trouserstripe  n. 

trousseau  n. . (pl. -s -) 

trousseaux  pl.  trousseau

trout  n. (pl.  .) 

trouvaille  n. . 

trover  n. .  ()  ;	   action of trover     (    -.)

trow  v. . . , ; 

trowel  1. n.	  1) . , , 	  2)   to lay (it) on with a trowel	    )  ;	    )  (-.)  , ,   	2. v.    

troy  n.	  1)     	  2) attr. troy weight ,  ;	   troy pound   (= 373,24   12 ; . avoirdupois)

truancy  n.	  1)  , 	  2) 

truant  1. n.	  1) ; ,  ;	   to play truant  (. )	  2) 	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2)   

truce  n.	  1) ;	   truce of God .     ,   (  )	  2) ; ;	   truce to jesting!  !,  !	  3) , ;	   truce to one's pain   

truck  I	1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2)  	  3) = truck system {. 8}	  4) , ;	   to have no truck with smb.     -.,  -.	  5) . ,  	  6) . , 	  7) .  (  )	  8) attr. truck system     ;	   T. Acts . ,     	2. v.	  1)  (with truck  -.;	   for truck  -.);   	  2)  	  3)  , 	  4) .  ,  	II 1. n.	  1)  , 	  2) -.   	  3)  , 	  4) . , 	2. v.	  1)   	  2)   ,  

truck-farm  n. .  

truck-trailer  n.    ;  

truckage  n.	  1)   	  2)     

trucker  I n. . -	II n.  

truckle  1. n. = truckle-bed	2. v. ,   (to)

truckle-bed  n.   (, )  ,      

truckler  n. 

truckman  I = trucker I	II = trucker II

trucktractor  n. -

truculent  a.	  1) 	  2) ; ; ; ;

trudge  1. n.   ;  	2. v.   ,  

trudgen  n.  ( )

true  1. a.	  1) , ;	   true time   ;	   it is not true  	  2) , , 	  3) ,  (to);	   a true friend  	  4) , , 	  5)  ( ,   ..;	   to);	   true to life ,  ;  	  6) , ;	   true copy   true as I stand here .  	2. v. . , , ,  (. true up)	3. adv.	  1) ;	   tell me true   ;	   his words ring true    	  2) ;	   to aim true  ;	   to breed true   

true bill  n. .   

true-blue  a. ; , , 

true-born  a.	  1) 	  2) 

true-bred  a.	  1)  	  2) 

true-hearted  a. ; 

true-love  n.	  1) ; 	  2)   (. true-love knot  true-lover's knot)

truepenny  n. . ,  

truffle  n. . 

truffled  a.   

truism  n. 

trull  n. . 

truly  adv.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	  3) 	  4)  yours truly   (  )

trump  I	1. n.	  1) ;	   to play a trump ;	   to put a person to his trumps  ; .     ;	   to have all the trumps in one's hand     ; .   	  2) .  	  3) attr. ;	   trump card ,  ; .  ,   to turn up trumps . ()  , 	2. v.	  1) ;  	  2)  (-.) trump up ; ;	   to trump up a charge against smb.    -.	II n. . .  

trumpery  1. n. ; , 	2. a. , ; 

trumpet  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) 	  4) 	  5)  ;  	  6)   to blow one's own trumpet ,  	2. v.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  ( )

trumpet major  n. -

trumpet-call  n.  ; .   

trumpeter  n.	  1) 	  2) - to be one's own trumpeter ,  

truncate  v.	  1)  ; , 	  2) ,  (  ..)	  3) , 

truncated  1. p-p.  truncate	2. a. . ;	   truncated pyramid  

truncheon  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) . 

trundle  1. n. 	2. v. ();  ()

trundle-bed  = truckle-bed

trunk  n.	  1)  ()	  2) 	  3) ;   (,   ..)	  4)  ; ;	   to live in one's trunks   	  5)  ()	  6) pl.  	  7) pl. = trunk hose	  8) .  	  9) .  	  10)  ; ; 	  11)  ( )	  12) . 	  13) attr. , 

trunk drawers  n.   

trunk hose  n.   (XVI-XVII .)

trunk-call  n.    

trunk-line  n.  , 

trunk-railway  n.  

trunnion  n. . 

truss  1. n.	  1) ;   (,   ..)	  2) , ; 	  3) .  	  4) . , ,  	  5) . ;  	2. v.	  1)    (. truss up)	  2)       	  3)  ()	  4) . , 

trust  1. n.	  1) , ;	   to have ( to put, to repose) trust in ;	   to take on trust   	  2) , , ;	   a position of trust  ;	   breach of trust     	  3) ;	   he puts trust in the future    	  4) . ;	   to supply goods on trust    	  5)  (   ..);	   to have smth. in trust    -.	  6) .  ; ,   ;    ;	   to hold in trust 	  7) 	2. a.  (-.  -.)	3. v.	  1) ();  ( -.);	   a man not to be trusted ,    ;  ;	   he may be trusted to do the work well   ,     	  2) ,  ;	   to trust smb. with smth., to trust smth. to smb. ,  -. -.	  3) ; ;	   I trust you will be better soon  ,   	  4)   

trust territory  n. .  

trust-deed  n. .    

trustee  1. n.	  1) . , ;  ;	   Public T.   (    )	  2) ,  	  3)  ,   ..;	   Board of trustees  	2. v.   

trusteeship  n. , , 

trusteeshipterritory  = trust territory

trustful  a. 

trustify  v. . 

trustiness  n. , ; 

trustingly  adv. 

trustless  a.	  1) 	  2) 

trustworthy  a.  ; 

trusty  1. a. . , 	2. n.	  1)  	  2) . ,      

truth  n. (pl. -s )	  1) ; ;	   to tell the truth	    )  ;	    )   ;	   the home ( bitter) truth  ;	   the truths of science  ;	   in truth , ;	   the truth is that I am very tired   ,  (   )   	  2) 	  3) , ;	   truth to nature  ; 	  4) . ,  

truthful  a.	  1)  ( )	  2) , 

truthless  a.	  1)  ( )	  2) 

try  1. n.	  1) ;	   to have ( to make) a try at ( for) smth.   -.	  2) , ;	   to give smth. a try  -.;	   to give smb. a try  -.  ,  	  3) .             ( )	2. v.	  1) ,  (. try out);	   to try one's fortune  	  2)  ;   	  3) , ;	   to try one's best	    )     ;	    )   ;	   do try too ( and) come   	  4)  (), ;	   he is tried for murder    	  5) ; ;	   the small print tries my eyes      	  6) , ;	   to try smb.'s patience  -. 	  7)  (; . try out);  (; . try out)	  8)  (  ..) try back     ( ,  ); .  ,  ;	   try for , ;	   to try for the navy    ;	   try on	    )  ();	    ) . , ;	   it's no use trying it on with me      

try-on  n.	  1) 	  2) .  

try-out  n. . , ; 

trying  1. pres-p.  try 2	2. a.	  1) , ; ;	   a trying situation  	  2) , ;  ;	   trying to the health   

trying-plane  n. 

trysail  n. . 

tryst  n. .	  1)  ;	   to keep (to break) the tryst  ( )  	  2)  

tsar  = czar

tsarina  n. 

tsetse  n.  

tsunami  . n. 

tu-whit  = tu-whoo

tu-whoo  1. n.   	2. v.   

tub  1. n.	  1) , , , ;  (.   )	  2) . ;   	  3)  	  4) .   ; =  	  5) .  ;    let every tub stand on its own bottom =      	2. v.	  1) .   	  2)    	  3)    	  4) .   

tub-thumper  n. ,   ; 

tub-thumping  1. n.  	2. a.  ( )

tuba  n.  (. )

tubbing  1. pres-p.  tub 2	2. n. .  

tubby  a.	  1) 	  2)    ( )	  3)    ( . )

tube  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) 	  4)  ( )	  5)  ()	  6) .  	2. v.	  1)   	  2)   

tuber  n. . 

tubercle  n.	  1) . 	  2) . 

tubercular  = tuberculous

tuberculin  n. . 

tuberculosis  n. 

tuberculous  a. 

tuberose  n. . 

tuberous  a.	  1) . 	  2) . 

tubing  1. pres-p.  tube 2	2. n. .	  1) . ; 	  2)  	  3) 

tubular  a. ;	   tubular steelwork   ;	   tubular railway   

tubulate  v.	  1)   	  2)  

tubule  n.  

tuck  I	1. n.	  1)  ( );	   to make a tuck in a sleeve     ( )	  2) . , . , 	2. v.	  1)   ( );   	  2) ;   , ,  (. tuck in)	  3) , ;  (. tuck away)	  4)  () ;   (. tuck in, tuck up) tuck in .  ,  (at);	   tuck into  , ;	   tuck up	    )  ();  ();	    ) .  ()	II n.	  1) .  	  2) .  

tuck-in  n. .  ,  

tuck-out  = tuck-in

tuck-shop  n. . 

tucker  I n.	  1) . ;	   best bib and tucker  	  2) . , 	II v. . .    (. tucker out)

tucket  n. . 

Tudor  a. ;  ;	   Tudor architecture    

Tuesday  n. 

tufa  n. .  

tuff  n. .  

tuft  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) .   (    )	  5)  	2. v.	  1)  (,   ..)	  2)  

tuft-hunter  n.   

tufted  1. p-p.  tuft 2	2. a.  

tufty  a.  , 

tug  1. n.	  1)    ; ;	   to give a tug at smth. ,   -.	  2)  , ;	   I had a great tug to persuade him      	  3) = tugboat	  4) ; 	  5)  ()	  6) ,  ;	   tug of war   	2. v.	  1)   	  2)     (at)	  3) 

tugboat  n.  

tuition  n.	  1) 	  2)   

tuition-fee  = tuition 2

tulip  n. 

tulle  n. 

tulwar  n.   

tumble  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ,  to take a tumble . . , 	2. v.	  1)  (. tumble down); ; ,  (over, off tumble  -.)	  2) ,   	  3) ; ,  ( )	  4)  (. tumble up, tumble down, tumble out)	  5)   ; ;  ()	  6) ; ;	   to tumble into bed   ;	   to tumble out of bed    tumble in	    ) ;	    ) .  ;	   tumble to . ; ; 

tumble-weed  n. . . -

tumbledown  a. , 

tumbler  n.	  1) 	  2) -	  3)  ( );  	  4)  ()	  5) .  	  6) .    

tumbler switch  n.  (  )

tumblerful  n.  

tumbling  1. pres-p.  tumble 2	2. n. 

tumbrel  n.	  1)  	  2) .  

tumbril  n.	  1)  	  2) .  

tumefaction  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

tumefy  v.	  1) 	  2)  

tumid  a.	  1) 	  2) 

tummy  n. . ()

tumour  n. 

tump  .	1. n. , 	2. v. , 

tumuli  pl.  tumulus

tumult  n.	  1)   ; 	  2) , 	  3)   ;  

tumultuary  a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) 

tumultuous  a.	  1) = tumultuary	  2) 

tumulus  n. (pl. -li)  , 

tun  1. n.  	2. v.   ,   

tuna  n.  ()

tunable  a.	  1) ; 	  2)  	  3) .   

tundra  . n. 

tune  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) , ;	   the piano is in (out of) tune   ()	  3) , ;	   to be in tune with smth.   -.;	   to be out of tune (with)   ( -.),     ( -.)	  4) ;	   to be in tune for smth.    -.	  5) . ,  to sing another tune, to change one's tune  ;  -;	   to call the tune  ;	   to the tune of  ;  	2. v.	  1)  ()	  2)  ( -.);    ( -.)	  3) ; ,  tune in  ;	   tune up	    )  ;	    ) ,  ;	    ) , ;	    ) .  ( )

tuneful  a. ; 

tuneless  a.	  1) 	  2) 

tuner  n.	  1) 	  2) .  

tung oil  n. .  

tungsten  n. . 

tunic  n.	  1)    (.  )	  2) 	  3) . ; 	  4) . ; 

tunica  = tunic 4

tunicate  a.  

tuning  1. pres-p.  tune 2	2. n.	  1) . 	  2) .  ()

tuningfork  n. 

Tunisian  1. a. 	2. n. ; 

tunnel  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) .  	  4) 	2. v.  

tunny  n.  ()

tuny  a.   ( ); 

tup  1. n.	  1) 	  2) .  ()	2. v. -.  ()

tuppence  . . twopence

tuppenny  . . twopenny

tuque  . n.   

Turanian  1. a. . -	2. n. - 

turban  n.	  1) , 	  2)      

turbary  n. ,  

turbid  a.	  1)  ( ); ,  ( , )	  2) ; 

turbidity  n.   . {. turbid}

turbine  n. 

turboblower  n. . 

turbodrill  n. . 

turbogenerator  n. . 

turbojet  a. . 

turboprop  a. . 

turbulence  n.   . {. turbulent}

turbulent  a.	  1) 	  2) ; ; 

Turcoman  = turkoman

tureen  n. , 

turf  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) (. the turf)   ( ); ;	   to be on the turf   ,   	2. v.	  1) 	  2) . ,  (. turf out)

turf-clad  a.  

turfite  . . turfman

turfman  n.  

turfy  a.    ; ; 

turgid  a.	  1) 	  2)  ( )

Turk  n.	  1) ; ;	   Young Turk . 	  2) .  	  3) . 

turkey  n.	  1) ;  (. .)	  2) . ,  Norfolk turkey  ;	   to talk turkey . .  ,  

Turkey red  n. - 

turkey-cock  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  

turkeybuzzard  n. . -

turkeypoult  n. 

Turkic  a. 

Turkish  1. a.  Turkish towel  	2. n.  

Turkish delight  n. -

Turkman  n.	  1) 	  2)  

Turkoman  n. (pl. s )	  1) 	  2) 

turmeric  n. . 

turmeric-paper  n. .   

turmoil  n. , ; 

turn  1. n.	  1)  ();	   at each turn   	  2) ;	   right (left, about) turn! . ! (!, !)	  3)  ; .  	  4)  ();  ()	  5) ;  ();	   a turn for the better   ;	   the milk is on the turn  ;	   he hopes for a turn in his luck  ,   ;	   my affairs have taken a bad turn     	  6) ;	   turn and turn about, in turn, by turns  ;	   to take turns  , ;	   to wait one's turn   ;	   out of turn  	  7) ;	   to do smb. a good (an ill) turn  -.  () 	  8)   , ; , 	  9)  , ;	   to take ( to go for) a turn 	  10) ;  (); , ,  ;	   she has a turn for music     ;	   he has an optimistic turn of mind  	  11) () 	  12)   	  13) .  , , , ;	   a turn of anger  ;	   to give smb. a turn  -.	  14) , ;	   the turn of the ankle  	  15) ,  ();	   a turn of speech  	  16)  (, )	  17) pl. 	  18) . 	  19) .  at every turn   , ;	   to serve one's turn  (  );	   to a turn ; (meat is) done to a turn ()     ;	   one good turn deserves another .   ;	   not to do a hand's turn   	2. v.	  1) (), ()	  2) (); ; ();	   to turn to the right  ;	   to turn on one's heel(s)   ( )	  3) , ;	   to turn an enemy's flank	    ) .    ;	    )  -.	  4) ,  (. , );	   to turn the hose on the fire    ;	   to turn one's hand to smth.   -.;	   to turn one's mind to smth.   -.,    -.,   -.	  5) (); , ;	   to turn upside down   	  6) , 	  7)  ;  ();	   to turn inside out  	  8)  (, ,   ..);  	  9) ();	   luck has turned  	  10) () (into);	   to turn milk into butter  	  11) ();	   the leaves turned early   ;	   the milk has turned  	  12)  (  ;	   into)	  13)  ( , , );	   he is turned fifty   	  14)  (  ); 	  15) ,   	  16)  (, )	  17) ,  ()	  18)  - , ;	   to turn red ;	   to turn sick  ;	   to turn teacher   turn about ;   ( 180 );	   turn against	    )  ;	    )  ;	   turn aside	    ) ;	    ) ();	   turn away	    ) (); ;	    ) , ;	   turn back	    ) ;	    )  ;	    ) ;	   turn down	    )  ();  (-.);	    )  ();	    ) ; ;	   to turn down a collar  ;	   turn in	    )  ;	    ) .  ;	    ) . , ; ;	   you must turn in your uniform when you leave the army     ,   ;	    )  ;	   to turn in one's toes    ;	   turn off	    )  ();  ();	    ) ;	    )  ;	    )   (-.);	    ) . ;	    )  ( );	   turn on	    )  (, );  ();	    )  ();	   much turns on his answer     ;	    ) = turn upon; turn out	    ) , ; ;	    )  ();	    )  (, );	    ) , ; ;	    )    ();	    )  ();	    ) .  ( );	    ) ;	   the fire-brigade turned out as soon as the fire broke out   ,    ;	    ) ;	   he turned out an excellent actor    ;	   as it turned out  ;	    ) ;	    ) ;	   turn out the guard  ;	   turn over	    ) ();	    ) ();	    )  (,   ..) ;	    ) .  ;	    ) ;	    ) .  ;	   turn round	    ) ; ;	    )  ( ,   ..);	   turn to	    )   ;	    )   -.;	    ) ;	    )  -.,   -.;	   turn up	    ) () ; ();	   her nose turns up    ;	    )  ; , ;	    ) ; , ;	   something will turn up -  ;	    ) , ;	    )  ();	    ) .  ;	    ) to turn up the radio   ;	   turn upon     -. to turn smb.'s head  -. ;	   to turn loose	    )  ()  ;	    ) ;	   to turn yellow ;	   to turn the scale ( the balance)   ;	   not to know which way to turn  ,  ;	   to turn out in the cold =   ;	   to turn up one's heels .  , 

turn-down  1. a.  ( )	2. n.	  1)  	  2) ; 

turn-out  n.	  1) , 	  2)   	  3) 	  4) 	  5) ;	   smart turn-out  	  6) ,   	  7) ,  	  8) , 	  9)     	  10) -. ;  

turn-round  n. 

turn-screw  n. 

turn-table  n.	  1) -.  	  2)  ()	  3)  ( )

turn-up  n.	  1) -. , ,  (, ,    ..);  ( )	  2) , 	  3)  , ; 	  4) ,   

turnabout  n.	  1) 	  2)  ,   ..;    	  3) . 

turnaround  n. .  ()       

turnback  n.	  1)  ; 	  2)   (-.)

turncoat  n. ; 

turncock  n.	  1)  	  2) ,    

turned  1. p-p.  turn 2	2. a.	  1)   ,  	  2) 	  3) 	  4) a man turned fifty ,   	  5) .  ( ) a well turned phrase  ;	   a beautifully turned out woman   

turned comma  n. .   ( )

turner  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

turnery  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)  

turning  1. pres-p.  turn 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2)  (); ;  (, )	  3)  ;  	  4) 	  5) 	  6) -. 	3. a.	  1) ;	   turning lathe  	  2) , 

turning-point  n.  ; ; 

turnip  n.	  1) 	  2) .    , ""

turnkey  n. ;  ( )

turnover  n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3)   ,    	  4)  	  5)   ;    	  6)      

turnpenny  n. 

turnpike  n.	  1) ,    	  2) attr. turnpike road  

turnskin  n. 

turnsole  n.	  1) .  	  2) . 

turnspit  n. ,     

turnstile  n.	  1) 	  2) 

turpentine  1. n. ;	   oil of turpentine  	2. v.	  1)  	  2) .  ();  

turpitude  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 

turps  . . turpentine 1

turquoise  n.	  1) 	  2)  

turret  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) . 	  4) .   ()

turret-lathe  n.  

turtle  I n.	  1)  (. )	  2)   	  3) attr.  to turn turtle . . 	II n. . 

turtle-dove  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 

turtle-necksweater  n.    

turtle-shell  = tortoise-shell

Tuscan  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) 	  2)  

tush  I n.  (,   ..)	II interj. !, !

tusk  1. n. ,  (, )	2. v.  

tusker  n.      

tussive  a. . ,    

tussle  1. n. ; 	2. v. ; 

tussock  n.	  1) ,  ; ; 	  2) 	  3)  ()

tussock-moth  = tussock 3

tussore  n.	  1)   	  2)  (  )

tut  1. interj.  ! ( ,   )	2. v.     

tutelage  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2)   	  3) 

tutelar  a.	  1) 	  2) ; 

tutelary  a.	  1) 	  2) ; 

tutor  1. n.	  1)  ; ; . 	  2)    ( . )	  3) .     	  4) . 	2. v.	  1) 	  2) , ; 	  3)   	  4) . .  	  5) ,  to tutor oneself (to be patient) ;  

tutorage  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)   	  4) 

tutoress  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

tutorial  1. a.	  1) ;	   tutorial system         	  2) 	2. n.	  1) ,   	  2)    

tutorship  n.  ;     {. tutor 1}

tutsan  n. . 

tutti-frutti  n.	  1)   	  2)  

tutu  n. .  ()

tux  .  tuxedo

tuxedo  n. (pl. os, oes ) . 

tuyere  n. . . 

twaddle  1. n.  	2. v. 

twain  . .	1. n-card. 	2. n.  (); ;	   in twain ; 

twang  I	1. n.	  1)    	  2)  ;	   American twang   	  3) .  	2. v.	  1)  ( )	  2)  ; . ;	   to twang (on) a violin   	  3) 	II n.	  1)    	  2) . , 

tweak  1. n. 	2. v. , , ;	   to tweak a child's ears   

tweaker  n. .  ( )

tweed  n.	  1)  ()	  2) pl.   

tweedledum  n. tweedledum and tweedledee ;    ; ,     

tweeny  n. .  ,   

tweet  1. n.  	2. v. , 

tweeter  n. .      

tweezer  v.  , 

tweezers  n. pl. 

twelfth  1. n-ord. 	2. n.	  1)  	  2) the twelfth	    )  ;	    ) 12  (   )

Twelfth-day  n. . 

Twelfth-night  n. .  

twelve  1. n-card. 	2. n.	  1)  (, )	  2) (the T.) . 12 	  3) pl.      

twelvefold  1. a.    	2. adv.    

twelvemo  n.       (  12 mo)

twelvemonth  n. ;	   this day twelvemonth	    )   ;	    )   

twelver  n. . 

twencenter  n. .   

twenties  n. pl.	  1) (the twenties)  	  2)  ;   (  20  29 )

twentieth  1. n-ord. 	2. n.	  1)  	  2) (the twentieth)  

twenty  1. n-card. ;	   twentyone  ;	   twentytwo    . .	2. n.  (, )

twentymo  n.       (  20 mo)

twerp  n. . , 

twice  adv.	  1) ;	   twice two is four   - 	  2) ;	   twice as good (as much)   () to think twice (before doing smth.)   -. (  );	   not to think twice about smth.	    )   ,   -.;	    )  -.  

twice-laid  a.   , 

twice-told  a.	  1)  	  2) , ;	   twice-told tale  

twicer  n.	  1) ,     	  2) . ,     

twiddle  1. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	2. v.	  1) ,  (-.),  (-.)	  2) ,   (. twiddle one's thumbs)

twiddler  n. 

twig  I n. , ; 	II v. .	  1) , 	  2) , 	III n. . ; 

twiggy  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

twilight  n.	  1) ; 	  2) .  ,     ;   ( -.)	  3)  , 	  4) attr. , ;	   twilight vision .  ;	   twilight sleep .	    )  (  );	    )  

twill  .	1. n. ; 	2. v.  , ;   

twin  1. n.	  1) (. pl.) ; 	  2) 	  3)  	2. a.	  1) ; , ;     ;  ,  ;	   twin soul .  ;	   twin set ,      (    )	  2) , ;	   twin tasks  	3. v.	  1)  	  2) 

twin-birth  n.  

twin-engined  a. ,   

twin-screw  a. . 

twine  1. n.	  1) , , 	  2) pl.  ()	  3) , 	2. v.	  1) ; ,  (  ..); , 	  2) () (. twine round, twine about)	  3) , , 

twiner  n.	  1)  	  2) .  

twinge  1. n.  ;	   a twinge of toothache   ;	   twinges of conscience  	2. v.	  1)   	  2)   

twinkle  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 	  4)  ( );	   a mischievous twinkle   ( )	  5) 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) 

twinkling  1. pres-p.  twinkle 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   in a twinkling, in the twinkling of an eye, in the twinkling of a bedpost   

twirl  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) , 	2. v. ,  ( twirl round); ;	   to twirl one's moustache  

twist  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ; 	  3) , ; , 	  4) -. , .,   , ""	  5)  ; , 	  6) , ;	   twist of the tongue 	  7) 	  8)  ;   (,   ..;  .)	  9) .  	  10)  ()	  11) , 	  12) . 	  13) .  () twist of the wrist  ; , 	2. v.	  1) , , ()	  2) ; ();	   the road twists a good deal  	  3)  ();  ()	  4) ; ()	  5) , 	  6) .  twist off , ;	   twist up  ( )

twister  n.	  1) . , 	  2) .   ,   	  3) ;  	  4)  	  5) 	  6) . , , 

twit  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) , 	2. v.	  1) ,  (with twit -.)	  2) ,  

twitch  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)   ; 	  3) .  	2. v.	  1) ,  (at twitch  -.)	  2) (), ();	   his face twitched with emotion      ;	   a horse twitches ears    twitch from ;	   twitch off 

twite  n.   ()

twitter  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) . , ;	   in a twitter , ,  	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) , 

two  1. n-card. 	2. n.	  1) 	  2) pl.  , 	  3) ; ;	   two and two, by twos, two by two  , ;	   in twos and threes  ;	   two of a trade   in two	    ) , ;	    ) , ;	   in two twos . ,   ;	   to put two and two together    ;	   two can play at that game  ,  

two bits  n. . .	  1)   25 	  2) -. , 

two-by-four  a. . . , 

two-decker  n.	  1)  	  2)    

two-edged  a.	  1) 	  2)    ;  (  ..)

two-faced  a. , 

two-fisted  a. .	  1) 	  2) , 

two-footed  a. 

two-handed  a.	  1)  ( )	  2)   ( )	  3)    

two-master  n.  

two-part  a.    

two-piece  a.      

two-ply  a. ; 

two-seater  n.    

two-sided  a. 

two-some  n.	  1) . --	  2) 	  3)     

two-step  n.  ()

two-storied  a. 

two-time  v. . . ,  (, )

two-tongued  a. , 

two-way  a. ;	   two-way deal (trade)   ();	   two-way radio  

twofold  1. a. ; 	2. adv.  (); 

twopence  n.   not to care twopence  

twopenny  1. n.	  1) . , 	  2) .   	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ;  twopenny tube .  

twopenny-halfpenny  a. , , 

tycoon  n. (. .) .    

tying  pres-p.  tie 2

tyke  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

tympana  pl.  tympanum

tympanic  a. tympanic membrane .  

tympanitis  n. .   

tympanum  n. (pl. s na)	  1) .  ;  	  2) . 

type  1. n.	  1) ;     (-.);	   true to type ; 	  2) , , ;	   blood type  	  3) , ; 	  4)     	  5) . ; ;	   black ( bold, fat) type  	  6) attr. type page  	2. v.   

type-form  n. .   

type-founder  n. 

type-foundry  n. 

type-metal  n. . 

type-setter  n.	  1) 	  2)  

type-setting  n.	  1)  	  2) attr. ;	   type-setting machine  

typescript  1. n.  	2. a. 

typewrite  v.   

typewriter  n.	  1)  	  2) . 

typewriting  1. pres-p.  typewrite	2. n. = typing 2

typewritten  1. p-p.  typewrite	2. a. ,   

typhlitis  n. . 

typhoid  1. n.  	2. a. ;	   typhoid fever  

typhoon  n. 

typhous  a. 

typhus  n.  

typical  a.	  1)  (of)	  2) 

typify  v.   ;     ;  ; 

typing  1. pres-p.  type 2	2. n.   

typist  n. 

typographer  n. 

typographic  a. ; 

typographical  a. ; 

typography  n.	  1) 	  2)  ()

tyrannical  a. ; ; 

tyrannicide  n.	  1) 	  2) 

tyrannize  v. 

tyrannous  = tyrannical

tyranny  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 

tyrant  n. ; 

tyre  I	1. n.	  1)  	  2) ; 	2. v.   ( )	II . n. 

tyro  = tiro

Tyrolean  1. n. 	2. a. 

Tyrrhene  = Tyrrhenian

Tyrrhenian  = Tyrrhene	1. a. 	2. n. 

tzar  = czar

Tzigane  1. a. 	2. n. () (.  )

U,   n. (pl. Us, U's ) 21-  .  U. P. . . up 1;	   it's all U. P.  ,  

U-boat  n.   

ubiety  n. 

ubiquitous  a. ; 

ubiquity  n. ; 

udder  n. 

udometer  n. 

ugh  interj. !; !

uglify  v. , 

ugliness  n. ;  

ugly  a.	  1) , ;	   ugly as a scarecrow ( as sin) =    ;	   the ugly duckling  	  2) ; , ; ;	   an ugly task  ;	   an ugly disposition  ;	   ugly news  	  3) , ;	   an ugly tongue  ;	   ugly symptoms  	  4) . ; , ;	   an ugly customer . ,    

uhlan  n. . 

Uigur  n.	  1) ()	  2)  

ukase  . n. 

Ukrainian  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) ; ;	   the Ukrainians pl. . 	  2)  

ukulele  n.  

ulcer  n. ; . . 

ulcerate  v.	  1) ()	  2) , 

ulcered  a. , 

ulcerous  a. , 

uliginose  a.	  1) ; 	  2) ,   

uliginous  a.	  1) ; 	  2) ,   

ullage  n.	  1)    (,   ..)	  2) , 

ulna  n. (pl. -nae) .  

ulnae  pl.  ulna

ulster  n.    (.  )

ulterior  a.	  1) , ;	   ulterior motive (plan, object, etc.)   (,   ..)	  2) , ;	   ulterior steps will be taken    	  3)    ,  

ultima  .	1. n. .  	2. a. ;	   ultima ratio  ,  

ultimate  a.	  1)  	  2) , ; ;	   ultimate result  	  3) ; ;	   ultimate load  ;	   ultimate output  	  4) , ; ;	   ultimate particle .  ;	   ultimate analysis .  

ultimately  adv.   ,   

ultimatum  n.	  1) 	  2)   (,   ..)

ultimo  adv.  ;	   the 20th ult. 20-   

ultimogeniture  n. .     

ultra  1. a.  ( , )	2. n.   ; 

ultra vires  adv. to act ultra vires   , 

ultra-  pref. -, -; ;	   ultraconservative ;	   ultrafashionable 

ultra-short  a. ;	   ultra-short waves  

ultra-violet  a. 

ultramarine  n. 

ultramodern  a. , 

ultramontane  a.      

ultramundane  a.     

ultrasonic  a. 

ultrasound  n. 

ululate  v. , 

umbel  n. . 

umbellate  a. . 

umbelliferous  = umbellate

umber  1. n.  ()	2. a. -	3. v.  

umbilical  a. ;	   umbilical cord 

umbilicus  n. 

umbra  n. .  

umbrage  n.	  1) . , 	  2) ;	   to take umbrage 

umbrageous  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

umbrella  n.	  1) 	  2) . ;  	  3) .  	  4) . , 	  5) attr. ;	   umbrella antenna .  

umbrella-stand  n.   

umbrella-tree  n.  

umiak  n.    

umlaut  n. . 

umpire  1. n.	  1) ,  ; 	  2) . , 	2. v.     . {. 1}

umpteen  a. . , 

umpteenth  a. . for the umpteenth time   

un  pref.	  1)    : to undo  ;	   to undeceive   	  2) ,   ,    ,  : to uncage   ;	   to unmask  	  3)  ,      ,  .  .  -, -;	   happy , unhappy ;	   unhappily ;	   unsuccess 	  4)  .  , ., to unloose

Un-American  a.	  1)     	  2) . ;	   U. Activities Committee     

Un-English  a. ;    

unabashed  a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) 

unabated  a.  (   ..)

unabbreviated  = unabridged

unabiding  a. , 

unable  a.	  1)  (to unable  -.)	  2) predic. to be unable    ;	   I shall be unable to go there     

unabridged  a. , 

unaccented  a.  (, )

unacceptable  a. 

unaccommodating  a. , , 

unaccompanied  a.	  1)   (by, with)	  2)  

unaccomplished  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3)   

unaccountable  a. ; 

unaccredited  a. , 

unaccustomed  a.	  1)   (to unaccustomed  -.)	  2) , 

unachievable  a. , 

unachieved  a. ; 

unacknowledged  a.	  1) 	  2)    ( , )

unacquainted  a.   ( -., -.),   (-.)

unactable  a.  (   ..)

unacted  a.	  1) , 	  2)     (   ..)

unadaptable  a. ,    , 

unadmitted  a. 

unadopted  a.	  1) 	  2)       ( )

unadulterated  a.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   unadulterated nonsense  

unadvised  a.	  1) , ; 	  2)   

unadvisedly  adv. ; 

unaffable  a. ; 

unaffecteda  1) ,  , , 	  2) ne  (by unaffecteda -.)	  3)   (by unaffecteda -.);   (by unaffecteda )

unagreeable  a. .	  1) 	  2) ; 

unaided  a.  ;  () 

unallowable  a. ; 

unallowed  a. , 

unalloyed  a. , ;	   unalloyed happiness    

unalterable  a. ,   ; 

unaltered  a. ; 

unambiguous  a. 

unamenable  a.	  1) 	  2) 

unanalysable  a.   

unanimity  n. 

unanimous  a. , 

unannounced  a. ()  ,  ;	   he walked into the room unannounced      

unanswerable  a.	  1) ,     (   ..)	  2) 

unanswered  a.    ( , );	   unanswered love   

unappealable  a. .   ; 

unappeasable  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

unappetizing  a. , ;	   unappetizing kitchen  

unappreciated  a. , 

unapprehensive  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

unapproachable  a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) , ,   

unappropriated  a.   ( -. ); ;	   unappropriated balance   (   ) unappropriated blessing .  

unapproving  a. ; 

unapprovingly  adv. 

unapt  a.	  1) ;	   an unapt quotation  	  2) , ;	   unapt to learn    ;	   unapt at games   	  3) 

unarm  v. ()

unarmed  1. p-p.  unarm	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2) . . 

unartful  a.	  1) 	  2) 

unashamed  a. , 

unasked  a. , 

unaspiring  a. ,    -.

unassailable  a.	  1) ;	   an unassailable fortress  	  2) 

unassertive  a. , 

unassisted  a.  ;	   he did it unassisted    

unassuming  a. , 

unassured  a.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) 

unatonable  a.	  1)     ( )	  2) 

unattached  a.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	  3)      ( )	  4) . ,     	  5)   ( )

unattainable  a. , 

unattended  a.	  1)  (,   ..)	  2)   ;	   unattended wound  	  3) 

unattending  a. 

unattractive  a. 

unauthorized  a.	  1) 	  2) 

unavailable  a.	  1)    	  2) 

unavailing  a. , , 

unavenged  a. 

unavoidable  a. , 

unaware  a. predic.  ,   (of unaware -.);	   I was unaware of it      

unawares  adv.	  1) ,  (. at unawares);	   to catch ( to take) unawares  	  2) , 

unbacked  a.	  1)   , 	  2) ,      (.,  )	  3)  ( )

unbaked  a. 

unbalance  v.   ;   

unbalanced  1. p-p.  unbalance	2. a. v. ;  ( )

unballast  v. .  

unballasted  1. p-p.  unballast	2. a.	  1) .   	  2) -.  ( )	  3) 

unbar  v.  ;  (,   ..)

unbare  v. , 

unbearable  a. 

unbearded  a.	  1) 	  2) .  , 

unbeaten  a.	  1)   ; 	  2) ;	   unbeaten track  ;   (  ..)	  3) 

unbecoming  a.	  1) ; 	  2)    	  3) ;	   unbecoming conduct  

unbefitting  a. 

unbegun  a.	  1) ()  	  2)   ,  , 

unbeknown  predic. a. . ;	   he did it unbeknownst to me      

unbeknownst  predic. a. . ;	   he did it unbeknownstst to me      

unbelief  n. 

unbelievable  a. 

unbeliever  n.	  1) 	  2) 

unbelt  v.    

unbend  v. (unbent)	  1) (); ()	  2)  ;  ;	   to unbend one's mind   	  3) refl.  , ,  	  4) .  ()	  5) . , 

unbending  1. pres-p.  unbend	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , , 

unbeneficed  a. .   , 

unbent  p.  p-p.  unbend

unbeseeming  a. , , 

unbetterable  a.	  1)    	  2) 

unbiased  a. 

unbiassed  a. 

unbidden  a. , 

unbind  v. (unbound)	  1) ; ;	   to unbind hair  	  2) ;	   to unbind a prisoner  	  3)   (   ..)

unblamable  a. 

unbleached  a. , 

unblemished  a. , 

unblended  a. , 

unblessed  a.	  1)  	  2) , 

unblock  v. ;  

unblooded  a. ;	   an unblooded horse  

unbloody  a.	  1)   	  2) 	  3) 

unblown  I a.	  1)   	  2) 	II a. , 

unblushing  a. , 

unbodied  a. , 

unboiled  a. ;  

unbolt  v.  , 

unbone  v.   (   ..)

unbooked  a.	  1) ,    	  2)   	  3) ; 

unbookish  a.	  1)   ; 	  2)    

unborn  a.	  1) ()  	  2) 

unbosom  v.  (),  ();	   to unbosom oneself  

unbound  1. p.  p-p.  unbind	2. a.	  1) ,   	  2)  ( )

unbounded  a. ; , 

unbowed  a. 

unbrace  v. , 

unbred  a.  

unbridle  v.	  1) 	  2) . 

unbridled  1. p-p.  unbridle	2. a. ; ; 

unbroken  a.	  1) , 	  2)  (   ..)	  3) unbroken record  	  4)  ( )	  5) ;	   unbroken spirit  	  6)  (   ..)

unbuckle  v.  , 

unbuild  v.	  1) , 	  2) . 

unburden  v.	  1)  , 	  2) .  ;	   to unburden one's mind  ,  ;	   to unburden oneself  

unbusinesslike  a. , 

unbutton  v. 

unbuttoned  a.	  1) 	  2) 

uncage  v.   

uncalled-for  a. ; ;   ;	   uncalled-for remark  

uncanny  a. , 

uncap  v.	  1)  	  2)  , , 	  3) .  

uncared-for  a. ;	   uncared-for appearance  ;	   uncared-for children  

uncart  v.  

uncase  v.	  1)   , , 	  2) 

uncaused  a.	  1) 	  2) 

unceasing  a. , , 

uncelebrated  a.	  1)   	  2) , 

unceremonious  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

uncertain  a.	  1)   ; ;	   the result is uncertain  	  2) ; ,   ; 	  3) ;	   in no uncertain terms   ;	   a lady of uncertain age   	  4) , 

uncertainty  n.	  1) , ; ;	   to be in a state of uncertainty , 	  2) , 	  3) 

unchain  v.	  1)   	  2) , 

unchallengeable  a. 

unchancy  a. . .	  1) ,  	  2) 

unchanged  a. ,  

uncharitable  a. , ; 

uncharted  a.    

unchecked  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

unchristian  a.	  1) 	  2) . ;	   to call on smb. at an unchristian hour .   -.   

unchurch  v.   

uncial  1. a. 	2. n.	  1)  	  2) ,   

uncivil  a.	  1) , 	  2) . 

uncivilized  a. , 

unclad  a. 

unclasp  v.	  1)  	  2)  ();  ( ,  )

uncle  n.	  1) 	  2)  ; "" (.  )	  3) . ;	   my uncle's   U. Sam " ", 

unclean  a.	  1) ; 	  2) , ; 	  3) .  ( )

uncleared  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

unclench  v.  (  ..)

uncloak  v.	  1)  	  2)  , 

unclose  v. ()

unclosed  1. p-p.  unclose	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   unclosed argument ,  

unclothe  v.	  1) 	  2) , 

unclouded  a. ;	   unclouded happiness  

unco  .	1. a. 	2. adv. ; 	3. n. (pl. -os )	  1) 	  2) pl. 

uncock  v.      

uncoil  v. (); ()

uncoined  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

uncome-at-able  a. . 

uncomely  a.	  1) , 	  2) . 

uncomfortable  a.	  1) ;	   uncomfortable chair  ;	   uncomfortable position  	  2)  , ;	   he felt uncomfortable    

uncommitted  a.	  1)    (-.);     ;	   an uncommitted nation  	  2)     ()	  3)   ( ,   ..)	  4)    

uncommon  1. a.	  1) , , 	  2) ,    	2. adv. . . uncommonly

uncommonly  adv. , 

uncommunicative  a. , 

uncompanionable  a. 

uncomplaining  a. 

uncompliant  a. , 

uncomplying  a.   ( -.),   ( -.)

uncompromising  a.	  1)    	  2) , 

unconcealed  a. , 

unconceivable  = inconceivable

unconcern  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 

unconcerned  a.	  1) ,  (about unconcerned   -.)	  2) , ;   (with unconcerned -.)	  3)   (in unconcerned  -.)

unconditional  a.   , , ;	   unconditional surrender  

unconditioned  a.	  1) , , 	  2) ; ;	   unconditioned reflex  

unconforming  a.   ();  

unconformity  n.	  1) 	  2) .  

uncongenial  a.	  1)   , 	  2) ; 

unconnected  a.	  1)   ( -.)	  2) ,   	  3) 

unconquerable  a. 

unconscionable  a.	  1) ;	   unconscionable bargain .  	  2) , 

unconscious  1. a.	  1)   (of unconscious -.);	   to be unconscious of	    )  ;	    )  ,  	  2) ;	   she is unconscious   ,  	  3) ; 	2. n. (the unconscious)  ( )

unconstitutional  a.  , 

unconstrained  a.	  1)    ; 	  2) , 

uncontemplated  a. ; 

uncontented  a. , 

uncontrollable  a.	  1) ;   	  2)   	  3) . 

unconventional  a.  ;  unconventional weapons    (,    ),   

unconversable  a. ; 

unconverted  a.	  1) ;  	  2) . 

unconvertible  = inconvertible

unconvincing  a. 

uncooked  a. ,  ( )

uncord  v. , 

uncork  v.	  1) 	  2) .  ,  ()

uncorruptible  a. 

uncostly  a. 

uncountable  a. , 

uncounted  a. , 

uncouple  v.	  1) ; 	  2)  ()  

uncouth  a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) . 

uncover  v.	  1)  (,   ..)	  2)  (  ..)	  3) ; ;	   the police have uncovered a plot   	  4) .  	  5) .   

uncovered  1. p-p.  uncover	2. a.	  1) , 	  2)   ;	   to stand uncovered    	  3) . ;	   uncovered paper money   	  4) .  (  )

uncreated  a.	  1)  	  2) ()  

uncrippled  a. 

uncritical  a.	  1)  ,  	  2) ;	   an uncritical estimate  

uncrossed  a.	  1) ;	   an uncrossed cheque .  	  2) 

uncrown  v.   ; . 

uncrowned  1. p-p.  uncrown	2. a.	  1) 	  2) , 

unction  n.	  1)  ()	  2)  	  3) 	  4) 	  5) 	  6) , 

unctuous  a.	  1) 	  2)    ( )	  3) 

uncultivated  a.	  1)  ( )	  2)  (   ..)	  3) , ; 

uncultured  a. , 

uncurb  v.	  1) 	  2)   (  ..)

uncurl  v. () ( )

uncurtain  v.	  1) ,  	  2) 

uncurtained  1. p-p.  uncurtain	2. a. ;  ,  

uncustomary  a. 

uncustomed  a.    

uncut  a.	  1) 	  2)    ( )	  3) ,  (   ..)

undamped  a. . 

undated  a. 

undaunted  a. , 

undeceive  v.   ,   ( -.)

undecided  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  ,   ;	   I am undecided whether to go or stay   ,    

undecipherable  a.   ; 

undecisive  a. , 

undecked  a.	  1) ,  	  2) 

undeclared  a.	  1) , 	  2)    ( ,   )

undeclinable  a.	  1)    	  2) . 

undefended  a.	  1) 	  2)   , 	  3) .  ,   ( )

undelivered  a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   an undelivered speech  

undemocratic  a. , 

undemonstrative  a. 

undeniable  a. ; ; ;	   undeniable truth  

undenominational  a.    -. 

under  1. prep.	  1)             , ;	   under the table  ;	   under one's feet  ;	   put the suitcase under the table    	  2)     ,  -. ;	   under the load  ;	   he broke down under the burden of sorrow   	  3)     , ,  ;	   to work under a professor    ;	   England under the Stuarts    ;	   an office under Government  	  4)     , , ,    .. the question is under consideration  ;	   the road is under repair  ;	   under arrest  	  5)   , ,     , , ;	   under fire  ;	   under arms ;	   under heavy penalty    ;	   under the necessity of smth.   -. ;	   under cover  ;	   under an assumed name   ;	   under a mask  ;	   under the protection of smth.   -.	  6)   ,  ;	   under the present agreement   ;	   under the new law   ;	   under right in international law     ;	   to operate ( to act) under a principle   	  7)     , ,   .. , ;	   the subject falls under the head of grammar     ;	   this rule goes under point five      	  8)    ,   ,     .. , ;	   under two hundred people were there     ;	   the child is under five     ;	   I cannot reach the village under two hours       ,    ;	   under age    ; ;	   to sell under cost   	  9)    ,      ;	   a field under clover ,  	2. adv.	  1) , 	  2)  to bring under ;	   to keep under ,   	3. a.	  1) 	  2) , , 	  3) ,   	4. n. . 

under-  pref.	  1)   , ,   ,    : underground	    )  ;	    ) ;	   underclothes  	  2)   ,   : undersecretary    	  3)     ,   ,  -;  ;	   to undervalue ;	   underdone ;	   to undernourish 

under-the-counter  a.  - 

under-the-table  a. , ,  (   ..)

underact  v.   , 

underaction  n.	  1)  , 	  2)  

underage  a. 

underbade  p.  underbid

underbid  v. (underbade, underbid; underbidden, underbid) ,  ;     (.  )

underbidden  p-p.  underbid

underbought  p.  p-p.  underbuy

underbred  a.	  1)  ; 	  2) , 

underbrush  = underwood

underbuy  v. (underbought)   

undercarriage  n. . . 

undercharge  1. n.	  1)   	  2) .  	2. v.	  1)    	  2) .   	  3) 

underclassman  n. (. pl.) . .     

underclothes  n. pl.  

underclothing  = underclothes

undercoat  n.	  1) ,    	  2) 

undercooling  n.	  1)  	  2) . 

undercover  a. , ;	   undercover agent  

undercroft  n.	  1)   	  2) . 

undercurrent  n.	  1)   	  2)  ;    ,   ..

undercut  1. n.	  1)  ( )	  2) .    	  3) . 	  4) . , 	2. v. (undercut)	  1) 	  2)  ;      ( )

underdeveloped  a.	  1) ; ;	   underdeveloped countries  	  2) . 

underdid  p.  underdo

underdo  v. (underdid; underdone)	  1) 	  2) 

underdog  n.	  1) ,   	  2)    	  3) 

underdone  p-p.  underdo

underdose  1. n.  	2. v.   

underemployment  n.	  1)   ( )	  2)   

underestimate  1. n. 	2. v. 

underexpose  v. . 

underexposure  n. . 

underfed  1. p.  p-p.  underfeed 1	2. a. 

underfeed  v. (underfed)	  1) 	  2) 

underfoot  adv.	  1)  	  2)  ,  ;	   to keep smb. underfoot  -.  

undergarment  n.   

undergo  v. (underwent; undergone) , ,  (-.);	   to undergo an operation  

undergone  p-p.  undergo

undergraduate  n. 

underground  1. n. (the underground)	  1) 	  2)  ; 	2. a.	  1) 	  2) , 	3. adv.	  1)  	  2) , , 

undergrowth  n. , , 

underhand  1. a.	  1) , ;	   underhand intrigues  	  2) , 	2. adv. ,  

underhanded  = underhand 1

underhung  a.	  1)   (  )	  2)     

underlaid  p.  p-p.  underlay II

underlain  p-p.  underlie

underlay  I p.  underlie	II v. (underlaid) , 

underlet  v. (underlet)	  1)   	  2)       

underlie  v. (underlay; underlain)	  1)   -.	  2)    (-.)

underline  1. n.	  1) ,  	  2)    ,   ..	  3) pl.  ( )	2. v. 

underling  n.	  1) .  ;  	  2) ,  

underload  v.  , 

underloading  1. pres-p.  underload	2. n.  , 

underlying  1. pres-p.  underlie	2. a.	  1)     -.	  2) ;   

undermanned  a. . .    

undermentioned  a. 

undermine  v.	  1) ,  	  2) ; 	  3)  ()	  4) , ;	   to undermine one's health  ;	   to undermine smb.'s reputation  -. 

undermost  a.  ; 

underneath  1. adv. ; ; 	2. prep. 

undernourish  v. 

underpaid  p.  p-p.  underpay

underpass  n.	  1)    	  2) .  ; 

underpay  v. (underpaid)     

underpin  v.	  1)  ();  	  2) ,  (,   ..)

underplay  v.	  1) .    	  2) = underact

underplot  n.	  1) ,   ( , )	  2)  

underpopulated  a.  (   ..)

underpressure  n. . ;  

underprivileged  a.	  1)   	  2) , 

underprize  v. 

underproduce  v.     

underproduction  n. 

underproof  a. underproof spirit    

underquote  v.     

underrate  v.	  1) 	  2)    ( )

underripe  a. , 

underscore  v. 

undersea  1. a. 	2. adv.  

undersecretary  n.	  1)    ;	   Parliamentary undersecretary   ( );	   permanent undersecretary   	  2)  

undersell  v. (undersold)   

underset  1. n.	  1) .  ,    	  2) .  	2. v. (underset)  (  ..)

undershirt  n.  

undershot  a.	  1)  (  )	  2) = underhung

undersign  v.   , ()

undersigned  1. p-p.  undersign	2. a. 	3. n. pl. ;	   we the undersigned... , ...

undersized  a. ; ; 

underskirt  n.  

undersoil  n. 

undersold  p.  p-p.  undersell

undersong  n.	  1) , ;  	  2)  

understaffed  a.  ()

understand  v. (understood)	  1) ;	   to make oneself understood  	  2) , ;	   no one could understand that from my words         ;	   to give to understand  	  3) ;	   what do you understand by this?     ?	  4) , ;	   I understand that you are going abroad  ,     	  5) , 	  6) ;	   it was understood we were to meet at dinner  ,     	  7) ,  ( -.)

understanding  1. pres-p.  understand	2. n.	  1) ;	   to get an understanding of the question  	  2) ,  ;	   a person of understanding   	  3) ; ;  ( );	   to come to ( to reach) an understanding   ;	   on the understanding that   , ;	   on this understanding   	  4) pl. . ; 	3. a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

understate  v.	  1) 	  2)   ,  

understatement  n.	  1) 	  2)  , 

understock  I n. -.  	II v.     (),    ()  ..

understood  p.  p-p.  understand

understrapper  = underling

understratum  n.  

understudy  .	1. n. 	2. v. , 

undertake  v. (undertook; undertaken)	  1) 	  2)     ,   ..;	   to undertake a task    ;	   to undertake too much     	  3) , 	  4) .    

undertaken  p-p.  undertake

undertakern  1)   	  2) 

undertaking  1. pres-p.  undertake	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	  3)  ;  

undertenant  n. 

undertint  n. . 

undertone  n.	  1) ;	   to speak in undertones  	  2) 	  3) ,  

undertook  p.  undertake

undertow  n.	  1)  	  2) = underset 1, 1

undervalue  v. 

underwear  n.  

underwent  p.  undergo

underwit  n.  ()

underwood  n. , 

underwork  1. n.      	2. v.	  1)  	  2)     	  3)    (-.);	   to underwork a machine      	  4) . ,  

underworld  n.	  1) 	  2)  , ""	  3) . 	  4) attr. underworld language  

underwrite  v. (underwrote; underwritten)	  1) ( p-p.) ()	  2) .    (, )	  3) 	  4)  ()

underwriter  n.	  1)  ; 	  2)   (,   ..)

underwritten  1. p-p.  underwrite	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 

underwrote  p.  underwrite

undeserved  a. 

undeservedly  adv. 

undeserving  a.   (-.);	   undeserving of respect   

undesigned  a. 

undesirable  1. a.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   he did it at a most undesirable moment       	2. n.  

undeterminable  a. 

undetermined  a.	  1) ; ;	   the question remained undetermined   	  2) 

undeveloped  a.	  1) 	  2)  ( )	  3)  ( )

undid  p.  undo

undies  n. pl. (.  underclothes) .   

undigested  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , , 

undignified  a.  (   ..)

undine  n. , 

undiplomatic  a. ; 

undipped  a. 

undischarged  a.	  1)  (   ..)	  2) 	  3)     ( )	  4) 

undisciplined  a.	  1) 	  2) 

undiscriminated  a.	  1) ,   	  2) 

undisguised  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

undisposed  a.	  1)  (to)	  2)  ( )	  3) .   

undisputed  a. ; 

undistinguished  a.	  1) , 	  2) , , 

undisturbedly  adv. 

undiverted  a.  ( )

undivided  a.	  1) , ;	   undivided opinion  	  2) = undiverted

undo  v. (undid; undone)	  1) , , 	  2)  ;	   to undo the seam  ;	   to undo a treaty  ;	   what is done cannot be undone   	  3) ; 	  4)  ()

undoing  1. pres-p.  undo	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3) 

undone  1. p-p.  undo	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2) ;	   we are undone  	  3) , 

undoubted  a. , 

undraw  v. ,  (, )

undreamedof  a.     ; , 

undreamtof  a.     ; , 

undress  1. n.	  1)  	  2) .   	  3) attr. ,  ( )	2. v. ()

undressed  1. p-p.  undress 2	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   undressed leather  ;	   undressed logs  ;	   undressed wound  	  3)  ( )

undue  a.	  1) ;	   undue haste  	  2) ; 	  3)      ( , )

undulate  1. a. , 	2. v.	  1)  	  2)   ( )

undulated  = undulate 1

undulation  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)  

unduly  adv.	  1) , 	  2) 

undying  a. ; ;	   undying glory  

unearned  a. ;	   unearned praise  ;	   unearned income .  ,  ;	   unearned increment .   , . ,     

unearth  v.	  1)   	  2)   	  3) . , ;	   to unearth a mystery (a secret, etc.)   (  ..)

unearthly  a.	  1) , ; 	  2) . ; ;  ;	   unearthly hour   ;   

uneasiness  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) , 

uneasy  a.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   I am uneasy  ,    	  3) , ,  (   ..);	   I felt uneasy    

uneatable  a. 

unedited  a. 

uneducated  a. , 

unemployed  1. a.	  1) 	  2) ; 	2. n. (the unemployed) pl. . 

unemployment  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. unemployment benefit   

unencumbered  a.	  1) 	  2)  ( , )

unending  a. , 

unendowed  a.   

unendurable  a. 

unenlightened  a.	  1) 	  2) 

unenlivened  a. ,   (-.)

unenterprising  a. , 

unequable  a. ; 

unequal  a.	  1) ; ;  ;	   unequal match  	  2) , ;	   unequal to the work    	  3)  ( ,   ..)

unequalled  a. ; 

unequipped  a. ; ;    , 

unequivocal  a. , ; ;	   to count on unequivocal support    ;	   to give unequivocal expression  

unerring  a. , ; ;	   unerring judgement  

uneven  a.	  1) ; 	  2) ;	   of uneven temper   	  3) 

uneventful  a.   ;	   uneventful life ,    

unexampled  a. ; 

unexcelled  a. 

unexceptionable  a. , ; 

unexecuted  a.	  1) 	  2)  ( )

unexpected  a. , ; 

unexperienced  a. 

unexplored  a. 

unfabled  a. ; 

unfading  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

unfailing  a.	  1) ; ;	   an unfailing friend  	  2) 

unfair  a.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ;	   unfair player  

unfaithful  a.	  1) , ;	   to be unfaithful to one's husband (wife)   ()	  2)   ; 

unfaltering  a. ; , ;	   with unfaltering steps  ;	   unfaltering determination  

unfamiliar  a.	  1) , 	  2) , , 	  3)  (with unfamiliar  -.),   (-.)

unfashionable  a. 

unfasten  v. , , 

unfathered  a.	  1) . 	  2)  ;	   unfathered theory ,   

unfathomable  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

unfavourable  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

unfavoured  a.     

unfed  n. , 

unfee'd  a.   

unfeeling  a. , 

unfeigned  a. , , 

unfetter  v.  ; 

unfinished  a.	  1) , 	  2) , , 

unfit  1. a.	  1) , ;	   a house unfit to live in ,   ;	   he is unfit for work  ,   	  2) ;  (  )	2. v.   (for)

unfix  v.	  1) 	  2)  , , 

unflagging  a. 

unflappable  a. ;	   unflappable temperament  

unfleshed  a.    ; .  an unfleshed sword ,    

unfold  v.	  1) (-); ()	  2)  ( )	  3) ,  (, )

unforeseen  a. 

unforgettable  a. ; 

unforgivable  a. 

unformed  a.	  1) 	  2) ()  

unfortunate  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) 	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2) . . 

unfounded  a. , 

unfreeze  v.	  1) 	  2)  "" 	  3)       

unfrequented  a.  

unfriended  a.   

unfriendly  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

unfrock  v.   

unfulfilled  a. ; 

unfunded  a.  ( )

unfurnished  a. 

ungainly  a. , , 

ungear  v. . 

unget-at-able  a. ; 

ungloved  a.  

ungodly  a.	  1) 	  2) . , 	  3) . 

ungovernable  a. ; ; 

ungraceful  a. , 

ungracious  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

ungrateful  a.	  1) 	  2) ,  ( )

ungrounded  a. , 

ungrudging  a.	  1) , ;  ( )	  2) 

unguarded  a.	  1) ; ; 	  2) 

unguent  n. 

ungulate  .	1. a. 	2. n.  

unhackneyed  a. , 

unhallowed  a.	  1) 	  2) 

unhand  v.   ( -.);   

unhandsome  a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) , 

unhang  v. (unhung)  (-. )

unhappy  a.	  1) ; ;	   he looks unhappy    	  2) ;	   an unhappy remark  

unharmed  a. , ;	   he will be unharmed    

unharness  v. 

unhealthy  a.	  1) ; ;	   unhealthy complexion   	  2) , ;	   unhealthy occupation  	  3) . . 

unheard  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

unheard-of  a. 

unheeded  a. ,    

unheeding  a. , 

unhesitating  a. , 

unhesitatingly  adv.  , , 

unhewn  a.	  1) , 	  2) . 

unhinge  v.	  1)    ()	  2)  ; ;    his mind is unhinged  

unholy  a.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) . , ;	   an unholy row  

unhook  v.	  1)   	  2)  ()	  3) 

unhoped  a. 

unhopedfor  a. 

unhorse  v.   

unhoused  a. ,  ,   

unhung  p.  p-p.  unhang

unhurried  a. , 

unhurt  a.   

unhygienic  a. , 

uni     -, -;	   unicameral ;	   unicolour 

unicellular  a. . 

unicorn  n. . 

unicorn-fish  n. . 

unification  n.	  1) 	  2) 

uniform  1. n.  , 	2. a.	  1) ; ; ;	   uniform prices  	  2) 	  3)  ( )	3. v.   

uniformed  1. p-p.  uniform 3	2. a.   

uniformity  n. 

unify  v.	  1) 	  2) 

unilateral  a. ;	   unilateral disarmament  

unimaginable  a. 

unimaginative  a.  , 

unimpaired  a. , , 

unimpeachable  a. ; 

unimpeded  a. 

unimportant  a. 

unimprovable  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

unimproved  a.	  1) , 	  2)  ( )	  3) ; ;	   unimproved opportunities  

uninfluenced  a.    , 

uninformed  a. , 

uninhabitable  a.   

uninhabited  a. 

uninhibited  a. , 

uninjured  a. , 

uninspired  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

uninsured  a. 

unintelligent  a.	  1) 	  2) 

unintelligible  a. 

uninterested  a.	  1)   ( -. uninterested in);   (-.)	  2) , 

uninterrupted  a.	  1) 	  2) 

uninuclear  a. 

uninvited  a. , 

uninviting  a. ; 

union  n.	  1)  ( );	   the Soviet U.  ;	   the U.	    ) .  ;	    )  ; {. . 2  6}	  2) , ; ;	   the U.	    )    ;	    )    ; {. . 1  6}	  3)  , -;	   closed union     ;	   to join the union   	  4) , ;	   in perfect union   	  5)  ;	   union of hearts   	  6) (the U.)   {. . 1  2}	  7) .      	  8) . ; ; 	  9) attr. ;	   union shop ,       ;	   union label , ,     

union card  n.  

union cloth  n.  

Union flag  n.    

union Jack  = Union flag

union suit  n. .   

union-smashing  n.  

unionism  n.	  1) -	  2) . 

unionist  n.	  1)  	  2) .  (   ; .      )

unionize  v.	  1) 	  2)   

unique  1. a.	  1)    ; ;	   unique feature .    	  2) . , 	2. n. 

unisexual  a. . 

unison  n.	  1) . ;	   to sing in unison   	  2) ;	   to act in unison   

unit  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ;	   a unit of length  	  3) .    ,    	  4) . . 	  5) . ; ; 	  6) . , , , ,  unit rule . ,         ;	   to be a unit .  

unite  v.	  1) ()	  2) ()

united  1. p-p.  unite	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2) ;	   united actions  	  3) ;	   united family  

united Nations  n.   

unity  n.	  1) ;	   unity of purpose  ;	   the dramatic unities, the unities of time, place and action  ,    (  )	  2) , , ;	   indestructible unity of the working people    	  3) , ;	   to live in unity   , 	  4) .  	  5) . 

univalve  .	1. n.  	2. a. 

universal  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

universe  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) ;  

university  n.	  1) 	  2) .    	  3)   	  4) attr. 

unjoin  v. 

unjust  a. 

unjustifiable  a.   

unkempt  a.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3)  ( )

unkennel  v.	  1)     	  2) , 

unkind  a. , 

unking  v.   

unknown  1. a. ;	   address unknown  	2. n. (the unknown)	  1) 	  2) ;	   the Great U. " " ( .     )	  3) . ,  	3. adv. ,  ;	   he did it unknown to me          

unlaboured  a.   ; , ,   (.  )

unlace  v. ,  

unlade  v. (unladed ;	   unladed, unladen) 

unladen  1. p-p.  unlade	2. a.   (-.);	   unladen with anxieties   ;	   unladen weight  

unladylike  a.	  1) 	  2) ,  

unlaid  p.  p-p.  unlay

unlawful  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

unlay  v. (unlaid)    ()

unlearn  v. (unlearnt, unlearned ) ;  ,  

unlearned  1. p-p.  unlearn	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

unlearnt  p.  p-p.  unlearn

unleash  v.	  1)   	  2) ,  ;	   to unleash war  

unleavened  a.  ( );	   unleavened bread . ; 

unless  1. cj.  ;  ;	   I shall not go unless the weather is fine   ,     ;	   unless and until    	2. prep. ,  

unlettered  a. ; 

unlike  1. a.  ,  , ;	   unlike poles (charges) .   ();	   unlike signs .    	2. prep.   

unlikely  1. a.	  1) , , ;	   recovery is unlikely  	  2)    ; 	  3) 	2. adv.  ,  

unlimited  a. , ; 

unlink  v. ; ; 

unlit  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

unlive  v.   ,  ;     ()

unload  v.	  1) (); 	  2) . 	  3) ,  ( -. ), .  

unlock  v.	  1) ; ;	   she unlocked her secret    	  2) . ; 

unlooked-for  a. , 

unloose  = loose 3

unloosen  = loose 3

unlovable  a.	  1)  ,   	  2) , 

unlovely  a. , , 

unlucky  a.	  1) ;	   an unlucky day for their arrival     	  2) 

unmade  p.  p-p.  unmake

unmake  v. (unmade)	  1)  (); 	  2) 	  3)  ( , )

unman  v.	  1)  , 	  2) 	  3)   , 

unmanageable  a.	  1)     	  2)  ( ,    ..); 

unmanned  1. p-p.  unman	2. a.	  1)   ()	  2) 	  3) . ;  

unmannerly  a. , 

unmapped  a.    

unmarked  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

unmarketable  a.   ,  

unmarried  a. , ; 

unmarrigeable  a.   ;    ;    

unmask  v.	  1)    ; . . 	  2) . 	  3) . 

unmatched  a.    , 

unmeaning  a. 

unmeant  a. ; 

unmeasured  a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) , 

unmeet  a. 

unmentionable  1. a. , 	2. n. pl. . . "", , 

unmerchantable  = unmarketable

unmerciful  a. , 

unmerited  a. 

unmindful  a. , ;	   unmindful of one's duties    ;	   to be unmindful of others   

unmistakable  a. , , , 

unmitigated  a.	  1) ; 	  2) , ;	   an unmitigated liar  

unmoor  v. .  ,   

unmoral  a. , 

unmounted  a.	  1) 	  2)  (  )	  3)  ( )

unmoved  a.	  1) ; , 	  2) ,  	  3) 

unmurmuring  a. 

unmusical  a. 

unmuzzle  v.	  1)  	  2) .   , 

unnamed  a.	  1) 	  2) 

unnatural  a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) , 

unnecessary  a. , 

unnerve  v. , ,   ,   , 

unnoted  a. , 

unnoticed  a. 

unnumbered  a.	  1) ; 	  2) , , 

unnurtured  a. ; 

unobjectionable  a.   ;    

unobservant  a. , 

unobstructed  a. , ;	   unobstructed sight  

unobtainable  a. ; ,     

unobtrusive  a. , 

unoccupied  a.	  1) , ,  ( )	  2) , ; 

unoffending  a. , 

unofficial  a. 

unoriginal  a. ; 

unostentatious  a. ,    , 

unowned  a.	  1)     	  2) 

unpack  v. ;	   to unpack a trunk    

unpaged  a.   

unpaid  a.	  1) ; ;	   unpaid for   	  2)   	  3) ;	   unpaid work  

unpaired  a. ;   

unpalatable  a.	  1) 	  2) 

unparalleled  a.    , , 

unpardonable  a. 

unparented  a.   ; ;  

unparliamentary  a. ,   ;	   unparliamentary language  ; , 

unpatriotic  a. 

unpeg  v.	  1) ,  	  2) .    (, )

unpenetrable  a. 

unpeople  v. 

unperformed  a. , 

unpersuadable  a.   

unperturbed  a. 

unpick  v. 

unpicked  1. p-p.  unpick	2. a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) 

unpin  v. ;   ( -.)

unplaced  a.	  1)   ;    	  2)    	  3)         (   )

unpleasant  a. , 

unpleasantness  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , ;	   to have a slight unpleasantness with smb.   -. the late unpleasantness .    

unpointed  a.	  1) ,  (   ..)	  2) , 	  3)     ( )	  4)   

unpolished  a. ; 

unpolitical  a.	  1)    	  2) 

unpopular  a. ,    (with unpopular  -.)

unposted  a.	  1) ()   ( ),     	  2) 

unpractical  a. 

unpractised  a.	  1)    	  2) , 

unprecedented  a.   , ; 

unpredictable  a.    ;   

unprefaced  a.  

unprejudiced  a. , 

unpremeditated  a.	  1) , ,   	  2) . 

unprepared  a. , ;  

unprepossessed  = unprejudiced

unpresentable  a. , , 

unpretending  = unpretentious

unpretentious  a. , ,  

unpriced  a.	  1)  ,   	  2) 

unprincipled  a. ; 

unprintable  a.   ; , 

unprivileged  a.   , 

unprized  a. 

unprocurable  a. ; ,   

unproductive  a. ;	   unproductive capital  

unprofessional  a.	  1) ;	   unprofessional advice  	  2)     

unprofitable  a.	  1)   , , 	  2)  ( )

unpromising  a.    ;    

unprompted  a.	  1)  ,  ,    	  2) , 

unproportional  a. 

unprotected  a.	  1) ; 	  2)  ( )

unprovided  a.	  1)  ,   (  ..; . unprovided for);	   he was left unprovided for    	  2)  ;  

unprovoked  a.   , 

unpublished  a. , 

unpunishable  a. 

unpunished  a. 

unqualified  a.	  1)    ,   	  2) ,  ( -.)	  3) , ;	   an unqualified refusal  ;	   unqualified praise  	  4) . ,  ;	   an unqualified liar  

unquenchable  a.	  1) ;	   unquenchable thirst  	  2)  (   ..)

unquestionable  a. , 

unquestioned  a.	  1) ,   	  2) 

unquestioning  a.	  1)   	  2) , ;	   unquestioning obedience  

unquiet  1. n. 	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 

unquotable  a. 

unquote  v.  

unquoted  1. p-p.  unquote	2. a. 

unravel  v.	  1)  (  ..)	  2) , ;	   to unravel a mystery  

unrazored  a. . 

unread  a. 

unreadable  a.	  1)  ( ), 	  2) ,   

unready  a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) 

unreal  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

unreality  n.	  1) 	  2) -. , 

unrealizable  a.	  1) 	  2) .    

unrealized  a. , 

unreason  n. , , ; 

unreasonable  a.	  1) , 	  2) , ;   (   ..);	   an unreasonable demand  

unreasoned  a. ; 

unreciprocated  a.     

unreclaimed  a.	  1) ,  ( )	  2) 	  3) 

unrecognizable  a. 

unrecognized  a.	  1) 	  2) 

unrecorded  a. ; ; 

unredeemed  a.	  1)  ( )	  2)  ( );  ( );  ( )	  3)  (by)

unreel  v. ()

unrefined  a.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   unrefined manners  

unreflecting  a.	  1)  ()	  2) ; , 

unregistered  a. 

unregulated  a. , ; 

unrehearsed  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

unrein  v.	  1)  , 	  2)  ( -.),  

unrelated  a. ,    (to)

unrelenting  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

unreliable  a. 

unrelieved  a.	  1)   ( -.   )	  2)   , ; 	  3) 	  4)  (   ..) unrelieved boredom  

unremitting  a. ; ; ;	   unremitting toil  

unrepeatable  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

unrepentant  a. , 

unrepresented  a. 

unrequited  a.	  1) , ;	   unrequited love   	  2) 

unreserve  n.	  1) 	  2) 

unreserved  a.	  1) ;	   unreserved admiration  	  2) 	  3)   (-. )	  4) ,   

unreservedly  adv.	  1) , , 	  2) 

unresolved  a.	  1) ;   ( -.),   	  2) ;	   my doubts are still unresolved     

unresponsive  a.  ,   ( -.); ; 

unrest  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 

unresting  a. 

unrestrained  a.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   unrestrained laughter  

unrestraint  n. , ; 

unrestricted  a. 

unrewarded  a. 

unriddle  v. , 

unrig  v. . ; 

unrighteous  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) ; 	2. n. (the unrighteous) pl. . 

unrighteousness  n. ; 

unrip  v. ; 

unrivalled  a.    , 

unrobe  v.    

unroll  v. ()

unroof  v.  

unroot  v. ; 

unround  v. .  ( )

unroyal  a. ;   

unruffled  a.	  1)  ( ,   ..)	  2) , 

unruled  a.	  1) , 	  2)  ( )

unsaddle  v.	  1)  ()	  2)  ()

unsafe  a. , 

unsaid  1. p.  p-p.  unsay	2. a. , ;	   things better left unsaid ,     ,  

unsatisfactorily  adv. 

unsatisfactory  a. 

unsatisfied  a. , ;	   unsatisfied demand  

unsatisfying  a. , 

unsavoury  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

unsay  v. (unsaid)    ;    

unscalable  a.  (    ..)

unscathed  a. 

unschooled  a.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   unschooled talent  

unscientific  a. , 

unscramble  v.	  1)    	  2)  (   ..)

unscreened  a.	  1)     	  2)    

unscrew  v. (); ()

unscrupulous  a.	  1)   ; 	  2) ; 

unseal  v.	  1) 	  2) 

unseam  v. 

unsearchable  a. , 

unseasonable  a.	  1)   	  2) , 

unseasoned  a.	  1)  ( )	  2) ; 	  3) , 

unseat  v.	  1)   ;     ..	  2)   	  3)  ,   ..;	   to unseat a government  

unseeing  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

unseemly  a. ; 

unseen  1. a.	  1) 	  2) unseen translation   	  3) 	2. n.	  1) (an unseen)     	  2) (the unseen)  

unselfish  a. , 

unsettle  v.	  1)   (-.);   	  2) ()

unsettled  1. p-p.  unsettle	2. a.	  1) ; ;	   the weather is unsettled   	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) 

unshackle  v.  ; . 

unshaded  a.	  1)    ,  	  2)  , ,  ( )

unshadowed  a. , ; 

unshakable  a. 

unshaken  a. , 

unshapely  a. , ;	   unshapely figure  

unshared  a.  (   ..)

unshaven  a. 

unsheathe  v.   ;	   to unsheathe the sword  ; .  

unshed  a. ;	   unshed tears  

unsheltered  a.	  1) , 	  2)   , 	  3) . unsheltered industries   

unshielded  a. 

unship  v.	  1)   	  2)   	  3) ,  (, )

unshod  1. p.  p-p.  unshoe	2. a.	  1) ,  ( )	  2) 

unshoe  v. (unshod)	  1)   ( -.)	  2)  ()

unshorn  a. ; 

unshrinkable  a.     ( ), 

unshrinking  a. , , 

unshutter  v. ,  

unsighted  a.	  1)     	  2)   	  3) 

unsightly  a. ;   ( ); 

unsigned  a. ;	   unsigned letter  

unsized  a.    

unskilful  a.	  1) , 	  2) , , 

unskilled  a.	  1) ;	   unskilled labour	    )  ,  ;	    ) .   	  2) ;	   unskilled work  

unsleeping  a. , 

unsnarl  v.  (. .)

unsociable  a. ; 

unsocial  a.	  1) 	  2) 

unsold  a. , ,  ( )

unsolder  v. 

unsolved  a.  ( , )

unsophisticated  a.	  1) , , , 	  2) ; ,  

unsought  a.	  1) 	  2)     -. 

unsound  a.	  1) , ; ;	   of unsound mind , 	  2) , 	  3) , ;	   unsound arguments  	  4) 	  5)  ()	  6) . 

unsounded  a.  ( )

unsown  a. 

unsparing  a.	  1) ,  (of, in)	  2) ,   	  3) 

unspeakable  a.	  1)  ();	   unspeakable joy  	  2)  ;	   unspeakable manners  

unspent  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

unspoiled  a. 

unspoilt  a. 

unspoken  a. , 

unsportsmanlike  a.	  1) ,  ;    	  2) , 

unspotted  a. ;  (. .)

unsprung  a.   , 

unstable  a.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3) . 

unstained  a.  (. .)

unstamped  a.	  1)   	  2) ,  

unstarched  a.	  1) 	  2) , , 

unstatutable  a.   , 

unsteady  a.	  1) , ; , 	  2) 

unstick  v. (unstuck) , 

unstirred  a. 

unstitch  v.  ()

unstop  v.	  1)  (  ..)	  2) 

unstrained  a.	  1) 	  2) 

unstrap  v. ,  (  ..)

unstressed  a.	  1)  (, )	  2) 

unstring  v. (unstrung)	  1)     (. )   ()	  2)  (  ..)	  3)  ()

unstrung  1. p.  p-p.  unstring	2. a.  ( )

unstuck  1. p.  p-p.  unstick	2. a.  (   ..) our plan has come unstuck .    

unstudied  a. , 

unsubmissive  a. ,   

unsubstantial  a.	  1) 	  2) , , 	  3) 	  4) 	  5) ;  ( )

unsuccessful  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

unsuitable  a. , 

unsullied  a.  (   ..)

unsung  a. .	  1) 	  2) 

unsunned  a.      

unsure  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ; 

unsurpassable  a.    

unsurpassed  a. 

unsusceptible  a. ,  (to)

unsuspected  a.	  1)   ; 	  2) , 

unsuspecting  a.   (of unsuspecting )

unsuspicious  a.	  1) 	  2)   

unswathe  v. ; 

unswayed  a.	  1)   	  2) 

unswerving  a. 

unsworn  a.	  1)   	  2)   

unsympathetic  a.	  1) ; 	  2) , , 

untamable  a.   

untangle  v. 

untaught  a.	  1) ; 	  2) , 

untenable  a.	  1)   	  2)   

untenantable  a.   ; 

unthankful  a. 

unthinkable  a.	  1) ; 	  2) . ; ;	   it's quite unthinkable  

unthinking  a. , 

unthread  v.	  1)   ( )	  2) .   

unthrifty  a. , 

unthrone  v.   

untidiness  n. , ; 

untidy  a. , ;   ( )

untie  v.	  1) 	  2) 

untied  1. p-p.  untie	2. a. ; 

untight  a. ; 

until  = till I

untile  v.  

untimely  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 	2. adv.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 

unto  . . to 1

untold  a.	  1) ;	   he left the secret untold    ;    	  2) ; ;	   untold wealth  

untouchable  1. a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) . 	2. n. .   ;	   the untouchables  

untoward  a.	  1) , ; ;	   if nothing untoward happens     	  2) . , 

untrained  a. ; 

untrammelled  a. ;	   untrammelled right  

untransferable  a.    ,   

untranslatable  a. 

untried  a.	  1) , 	  2)     ( )

untrodden  a. , ; , 

untrue  a.	  1)  (-.;	   to)	  2) ; 	  3) ;	   untrue to type   , 

untrustworthy  a. 

untruth  n.	  1) , ;	   to tell an untruth 	  2) . 

untuck  v.	  1)  ()	  2) ,  (-. , )

untune  v.  (. )

unturned  a. ,    to leave no stone unturned . stone 1

untutored  a.	  1) 	  2) , , 	  3) ,  ( )

untwine  v.	  1) (-); ()	  2) ()

untwist  v. (-); (); ()

unusable  a. , ,    

unuseda  1)  (to unuseda  -.)	  2) ; 

unusual  a.	  1) ; , ; 	  2) 

unutilized  a. 

unutterable  a.	  1) 	  2) . , 

unvalued  a.	  1) 	  2) 

unvarnisheda  1) 	  2) ;	   unvarnisheda truth  

unveil  v.	  1)   ( -.); ; .    	  2)   ()	  3)  (,   ..)

unversed  a. , ,  (in unversed  -.)

unvoice  v. . 

unvoiced  a.	  1) 	  2) . 

unvote  v.   

unwanted  a. , ; , 

unwarned  a. 

unwarrantable  a. , 

unwarranted  a.	  1) 	  2) ; 

unwary  a. , 

unwashed  a. ; 

unwavering  a. 

unwearying  a. ; 

unweave  v. (unwove; unwoven)  (), ; 

unwed  a. ; ; 

unwelcome  a. , ; 

unwell  a. ;	   she is unwell	    )  ;	    ) .   

unwept  a. . 

unwholesome  a. , , 

unwieldy  a. , 

unwilled  a. , , 

unwilling  a. , 

unwillingly  adv. ,  

unwind  v. (unwound)	  1) (); ()	  2) .  ()	  3) (-) ( )

unwinking  a.	  1) 	  2) 

unwisdom  n. , 

unwise  a. 

unwished  a.  (for)

unwitnessed  a.	  1) 	  2)    

unwitting  a.	  1)   (-.)	  2) , ; 

unwittingly  adv. , ; 

unwonted  a.	  1) , ; 	  2)   (to unwonted  -.)

unworkable  a. ,   

unworkmanlike  a.  -, 

unworldly  a.	  1)    	  2) ; 

unworn  a.	  1) 	  2) 

unworthy  a.  (of unworthy -.)

unwound  p.  p-p.  unwind

unwove  p.  unweave

unwoven  p-p.  unweave

unwrap  v. ()

unwritten  a.	  1) ;	   unwritten law	    )  ;	    ) .  	  2) , 	  3)  ( )

unyielding  a. , ; , 

unyoke  v.   ( -.);   

unyoked  1. p-p.  unyoke	2. a.    

unzip  v.  

up  1. adv.	  1)          ; ;	   high up in the air      ;	   she lives three floors up     	  2)    , ;	   he went up   ;	   up and down   ;    {. . up and down};	   hands up!  !	  3)   ,   ,  ,    .. ;	   the corn is up  ;	   age 12 up  12   	  4)   : a boy came up  	  5)     : he is up to his father as a scientist       	  6)              : he is up  ;	   he was up all night   ,     	  7)    ,    : Parliament is up   ;	   it is all up with him    ;	   the house burned up   ;	   to eat up ;	   to save up 	  8)    : something is up - ; - ;	   what's up?   ?,  ?	  9) . ;	   he is two points up        up in	    ) ;	   she is well up in history    ;	    ) ;	   up in arms . arm	II 1 1	2. prep.	  1)  ,    (, ,   ..);	   up the river   ;	   up the hill  ;	   up the steps   	  2)  ; ;	   up the street  ;	   to travel up (the) country   	  3)  (,   ..);	   up the wind  ;	   to row up the stream   	  4)  ,   	3. a.	  1) ,  	  2) 	  3)        (.  );	   up train ,      	  4)  ( )	4. n.	  1) ;	   ups and downs	    )   ;	    )  	  2) 	  3) 	  4) ,   ..,   ,      	5. v. .	  1) ;  ()	  2) 

up country  adv.  ;  

up to  )   , : he is not up to this job      ;	   he is up to a thing or two       ;	   to act up to one's promise   ;  ;	    )      ;	   up to the middle of January    it's up to you (him, etc.) to decide (to act, etc.)  (  ..)   (  ..);	   up with ..!  ..!;	   to be up and about   , ,   ;	   up against smth.     -.

up-  pref.	  1)   ,    ,    : up-grade ;	   upland ;	   upstairs 	  2)      ,     , ,    .. upheaval ; ;	   upswing 	  3)   ,   ,    : to uproot   , ;	   to upset ;	   to upturn 

up-and-coming  a.	  1) , ; 	  2)  , 

up-and-down  a.	  1) 	  2)    ,    	  3) . , 	  4) 

up-beat  n. .    

up-country  1. n.   	2. a.   ; 

up-date  v. 

up-grade  1. n. ;	   on the up-grade  	2. v.   ,       ..

up-stream  1. adv.	  1)  	  2)   	2. a.	  1)   	  2)    

up-to-date  a. ;   ; 

upand down  adv.	  1) , 	  2)   ; {. . up 1, 2}

upas  n.	  1) . 	  2)  

upas-tree  = upas 1

upbear  v. (upbore; upborne) 

upbore  p.  upbear

upborne  p-p.  upbear

upbraid  v. ,  (with, for upbraid  -.)

upbringing  n. 

upbuild  v. , 

upcast  1. n.	  1) . 	  2) .  	2. a. ,  

upchuck  v. . ,  

updo  n. ,     

upgrowth  n.	  1) , 	  2) ,  ,  

upheaval  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) .  

upheave  v. (upheaved uphove) ()

upheld  p.  p-p.  uphold

uphill  1. adv.  	2. a.	  1)   	  2) . , ;	   an uphill task  

uphold  v. (upheld) , ; ;	   to uphold the view  

upholder  n. 

upholster  v.	  1)  (;	   with, in upholster -.)	  2)  (,   ..)

upholsterer  n. ; 

upholstery  n.	  1)    	  2)  , 

uphove  p.  p-p.  upheave

upkeep  n.	  1)  ( ); 	  2)  

upland  1. n. (. pl.)  ;   	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ;   

uplift  1. n.	  1)  (  ..);  	  2) . 	2. v.  ()

upon  ( ); ( ) = on 1 upon my Sam! .  !

upper  1. a.	  1) ; ;	   the U. House  ;	   the upper servants   (  ..);	   the upper ten (thousand)  ;	   upper crust	    )   ();	    )  , ;	    ) . ; ;	   the upper storey	    )  ;	    ) . , "";	   he is a little wrong in the upper storey =     	  2) .  ( )	2. n.	  1)  	  2) pl. ; 	  3) .   ( )	  4)  	  5) .   to be (down) on one's uppers	    )    ;	    )   ;    

upper works  n. pl.   

upper-cut  n. ,   ( )

uppermost  1. a.	  1)  ; 	  2) , 	2. adv.	  1) 	  2)  ;	   I said whatever came uppermost   ,    

uppish  a. . , ; 

uppity  . . uppish

upraise  v. , ; 

upright  1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) .  upright piano	2. a.	  1) , , 	  2) 	3. adv. , , 

upright piano  n. 

uprightly  adv. , 

uprise  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) = uprising 2	2. v. (uprose; uprisen) .	  1) 	  2) 

uprisen  p-p.  uprise 2

uprising  1. pres-p.  uprise 2	2. n. 

uproar  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 

uproarious  a. , 

uproot  v.   ; 

uprose  p.  uprise 2

upset  1. v. (upset)	  1) ()	  2) ,  (  ..);	   to upset smb.'s plans  -. 	  3) , ,    ;	   I am upset  	  4)  	  5) . ; 	2. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , 	  4) . 	  5) ;	   stomach upset  	  6) .  	3. a. upset price    ( )

upshot  n. , ; ;	   in the upshot   

upside  n.    

upside-down  1. a.   	2. adv.  ,  

upstage  1. a.	  1)     	  2) . , 	2. adv.   

upstair  = upstairs 1,	  1)  upstairs 3

upstairs  1. adv.	  1)  ( ), ; ,   	  2) .   ;  	2. n.	  1)   	  2) ,    	3. a.    , 

upstanding  a.	  1) ; ; 	  2)   	  3) ;	   upstanding children  	  4)   

upstart  1. n. 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  , 

upstate  n. .   

upstroke  n.	  1) ,   ( ,  )	  2) .  () 

upsurge  1. n. , , ;	   upsurge of anger  	2. v. , 

upsweep  1. n. = updo	2. v. ,   ()

upswing  1. n. ; 	2. v. ; 

uptake  n.	  1) ;	   to be quick (slow) in the uptake  () 	  2) .  

upthrow  n.	  1)  	  2) = upheaval 3

uptown  1. n.	  1)   	  2) .   	2. a.       	3. adv.    

uptrend  n.   

upturn  1. n.	  1) ;  (  ..)	  2)  (  ..)	2. v. 

upward  1. a.    	2. adv. = upwards

upwards  adv.	  1) ;	   to follow the river upwards    	  2) ; ; ;	   children of five years and upwards      upwards of ;	   upwards of 50 people  50 

uraemia  n. . 

Ural-Altaic  1. a. -	2. n. -  

uranium  n. .	  1) 	  2) attr. ;	   uranium reactor  

Uranus  n. . . . 

urban  a. ;	   urban population  

urbane  a. ;   

urbanity  n.	  1) , , 	  2)  

urbanize  v.	  1)  , 	  2)    (  ..)

urchin  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) . 

Urdu  n.  

urea  n. . 

ureter  n. . 

urethra  n.  , 

urge  1. n. , 	2. v.	  1) ,  (. urge on)	  2) ; 	  3) ,  ;  ;	   to urge smth. upon smb.  -.  -.	  4) ,     

urgency  n.	  1) , ;	   a matter of great urgency  	  2) ; 

urgent  a.	  1) , 	  2)  ;	   to be in urgent need of smth.    -.	  3) , ; 

uric  a. 

urinal  n.	  1) 	  2) 

urinary  a. 

urinate  v. 

urination  n. 

urine  n. 

urinology  = urology

urn  n.	  1) 	  2)    

urology  n. 

Ursa  n. Ursa Major (Minor) .  () 

ursine  a. 

Uruguayan  1. a. 	2. n. ; 

us  ( ); ( ) pron. pers. obj.  we

usable  a.	  1)   	  2) , 

usage  n.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   harsh usage  	  3) , 	  4) 

usance  n.        

use  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   in use  ;	   in daily use   ;  ;	   to be ( to fall) out of use   ;	   to put knowledge to use    	  2) ;     (-.);	   to have the use of smth.  -.;	   he put the use of his house at my disposal      ;	   to lose the use of smth.    -.;	   he lost the use of his eyes  ;	   to make use of, to put to use , 	  3) ; ;	   to be of (no) use  ;	   is there any use?  ?;	   what's the use of arguing?   ?;	   I have no use for it .	    )     ;	    )    	  4) , ;	   use and wont  ;	   long use has reconciled me to it       	  5) , ;	   a tool with many uses ,    	  6)  , 	  7) .    ;      	2. v.	  1) , , ;	   to use one's brains ( one's wits) " ";	   may I use your name?     ?	  2) , ;	   they use 10 tons of coal a month   10    	  3) ,  ( -.);	   to use smb. like a dog  -.;	   he thinks himself ill used  ,     	  4) (. p. . ) I used to see him often    ;	   it used to be said () ;	   there used to be a house here     use up	    ) , ; ;	    ) ;	   to feel used up    

used  1. p-p.  use 2	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) . , 

used to  a. ;	   you'll soon get used to it     

used-up  a.	  1) , 	  2) . ;  

useful  a.	  1) , ;	   useful effect .  , 	  2) . ; ;  

useless  a.	  1) ;   	  2) .   ,   ;	   I am feeling useless    ,      

user  n.	  1) 	  2)  (-.)	  3) .  ;  

usher  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3)  ( )	  4) 	  5) . 	  6) . .  	2. v.	  1) ;  (in)	  2) ,  (, ; . usher in)

usherette  n. ; 

usquebaugh  n.	  1) . . 	  2)      

usual  1. a. , ;	   as usual  ;	   the usual thing ,    (, )	2. n. (the usual) = the usual thing {. 1}

usually  adv. , 

usufruct  n. .  (          )

usufructuary  .	1. a.    {. usufruct}	2. n. ,  

usurer  n. 

usurious  a. 

usurp  v. ,  

usurpation  n. ,  

usurper  n. , 

usury  n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) with usury  

utensil  n. , ; ;	   kitchen utensils  ;	   writing utensils  

uteri  pl.  uterus

uterine  a. ;	   uterine brother  

uterus  n. (pl. -ri) . 

utilitarian  1. a. 	2. n. (U.) 

utilitarianism  n. . 

utility  n.	  1) ; ;	   of no utility 	  2) pl. (. public utilities)  , ;  	  3) pl.      	  4) .  	  5) attr. 	  6) attr.    	  7) attr.  ( )

utility-man  n.	  1) . .    	  2)    

utilization  n. , 

utilize  v. , 

utmost  1. a.	  1)  ;	   the utmost ends of earth    	  2) , ; ;	   utmost secrecy  ;	   with the utmost pleasure   	2. n.  ,  ;	   to do one's utmost   ;	   he did the utmost of his power   ,     

Utopia  n. 

Utopian  1. a. 	2. n. 

utricle  n. .    

utter  I v.	  1)  (); 	  2)  ;	   to utter a lie 	  3)    (.  )	II a.	  1) , , ; ;	   utter darkness  ;	   an utter scoundrel  	  2) utter barrister ,          " "

utterance  n.	  1)   , ;	   he gave utterance to his rage   	  2) ;	   public utterance  	  3) ; ,  	  4)  

utterly  adv. , ;	   utterly ruined ,  

uttermost  = utmost

uvula  n. (pl. -lae) . 

uvulae  pl.  uvula

uvular  a. 

uxorious  a.      

Uzbek  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  

V    	  1)     (   );	   V-Day  	  2)    V; V-neck  ( )    V	  3) . V-; ;	   V-belt  

V, v  n. (pl. Vs, V's )	  1) 22-  . 	  2) -.,    V	  3)   5;	  4) . .  

V-Day  n.   (   )

V-jday3  n.     (   )

V-mail  n.    ( )

V-neck  n.   ( )

vac  n. .	  1) .  vacation 1;	  2) .  vacuum-cleaner

vacancy  n.	  1) 	  2) ,    ; ,  	  3) ; ;	   a vacancy in one's knowledge   	  4) ,  	  5) ; 	  6) 	  7) ,  ; "no vacancies" " " (    ..)

vacant  a.	  1) , , ;	   to be vacant ; "vacant possession" "   " ()	  2) ,  ( )	  3) , , ,  (  ..);	   a vacant smile  	  4) 	  5) .  ()

vacantly  adv. , , 

vacate  v.	  1) ; , 	  2) ; 	  3) . .  , 

vacation  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ;	   the long vacation  	  3) 	  4) attr. ; ;	   vacation pay  	2. v. . ,  

vacationist  n. . , 

vaccinate  v. .	  1)   (. to vaccinate smb. against smallpox)	  2)  , ,  

vaccination  n. .	  1)  	  2) 

vaccine  n. .	  1) 	  2) attr. ;	   vaccine therapy 

vaccinia  n.  

vacillate  v.	  1) ;  	  2) , 

vacillating  1. pres-p.  vacillate	2. a. ; 

vacillation  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

vacua  pl.  vacuum

vacuity  n.	  1)  ;  (  ..)	  2) ,  ; ""

vacuous  a.	  1)  (. .);	   vacuous stare  	  2) , 

vacuum  1. n. (pl. -s -cua)	  1) . ,  	  2) .   (   )	  3) . ;	   to fill the vacuum  ,  	  4) . 	  5) attr. 	2. v. .  

vacuum brake  n.  

vacuum cleaner  n. 

vacuum fan  n. . ,  

vacuum flask  n. 

vacuum-gauge  n. 

vacuum-pump  n. -

vacuum-tube  n. .  

vacuum-valve  = vacuum-tube

vade-mecum  . n.  ; 

vagabond  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . ; 	2. a. ;	   to live a vagabond life    , 	3. v. ; 

vagabondage  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

vagabondism  n. 

vagabondize  v. ; 

vagarious  a. , 

vagary  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) pl. 

vagina  n. (pl. -nae, -s ) . . 

vaginae  pl.  vagina

vaginal  a. . 

vagrancy  n.	  1) ;	   taken up for vagrancy   	  2) ; 

vagrant  1. n. ; 	2. a.	  1) ; ;	   vagrant tribes  	  2) ;  (   ..);	   vagrant thoughts  

vague  a.	  1) , , ; ;	   vague hopes  ;	   vague rumours  ;	   vague resemblance  ;	   I have not the vaguest notion what to do     ,  ;	   he was very vague on this point        	  2) ;  (   ..)

vail  v. . .	  1)  (, )	  2) ;  (to vail  -.)	  3)  ()	  4)  ();  ()

vain  a.	  1) ; ;	   vain efforts  	  2) ; 	  3) , 	  4) ,  ;	   to be vain of smth.  -.	  5) .  in vain	    ) , ;	    ) ;	   to take smb.'s name in vain   -.   ;	   to take God's name in vain 

vainglorious  a. ; 

vainglory  n. ; 

vainly  adv.	  1) , 	  2) 

vakeel  . n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

vakil  . n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

valance  n.  ( ); 

vale  I n.	  1) . , ;	   this vale of tears ( of woe, of misery) " ", " "	  2)    	II . .	1. n. ;	   to say ( to take) one's vale 	2. interj. !

valediction  n.	  1) 	  2)  ,  

valedictorian  n. . -,   

valedictory  1. n.	  1)  	  2) .  , 	2. a. ;	   valedictory speech  

valence  I = valance	II = valency

Valenciennes  n. .  

valency  n. .	  1) 	  2) attr. ;	   valency link  

valentine  n.	  1) ,  (   . 14- ,   . )	  2)    , ,    .  {. 1}

valerian  n.	  1) . 	  2)   (. valerian drops)

valeric  a. valeric acid  

valet  1. n.	  1) , 	  2)  ,  ,  	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  ,   ( )

valetudinarian  1. a. ; 	2. n.    ;   

valetudinarianism  n. ; 

valetudinary  = valetudinarian

Valhalla  n.	  1) . . 	  2) 

valiancy  n. , 

valiant  1. a.	  1) ,  ()	  2)  ()	2. n.  

valid  a.	  1) . ,  ;	   the contract is valid   ;	   the ticket is valid for a month     	  2) ,  (, )	  3) . ;	   valid trial  

validate  v.	  1) , 	  2)  ,   ; ;	   to validate a policy   

validation  n.	  1) , 	  2) ;   

validity  n.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   without validity , 

valise  n.	  1) , 	  2) . . ;  

Valkyr  n. . . 

Valkyrie  n. . . 

valley  n.	  1) 	  2) . , 	  3) . 

valor  . = valour

valorize  . v.	  1)     	  2)  ()

valorous  a. . 

valour  n. 

valuable  1. a.	  1) ; ;	   a valuable picture  	  2) , ;	   he gave me valuable information     	  3) .  	2. n. (. pl.)  ; 

valuation  n.  ();	   to take smb. at his own valuation  -.  ,     

value  1. n.	  1) ;	   of no value ,   ;	   to put much (little) value upon smth.  ()  -.	  2) ; ;  ;	   they paid him the value of his lost property       ;	   to get good value for one's money     ,  ;	   to go down in value   , ; 	  3) . ;	   surplus (exchange) value  () 	  4) 	  5) ,  ();	   to give full value to each word  	  6) . , 	  7) .  ()	  8) .      	  9) pl. , ;	   cultural values  ;	   sense of values  	2. v.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   he values himself on his knowledge    ;	   I do not value that a brass farthing = ,     

valued  1. p-p.  value 2	2. a. ; ;  ;	   valued opinion  

valueless  a.   , 

valuer  n. 

valuta  n. 

valve  n.	  1) , ; 	  2)  ()	  3) . ; 	  4)  ()	  5) .  	  6) . , 	  7) attr. 	  8) attr. 

valveset  n. .  

valvular  a.	  1) . valvular defect   ()	  2) 

vamoose  vamose v. . , ; 

vamp  I	1. n.	  1)  (); 	  2) 	  3) -.,    	  4) .  	2. v.	  1)    ( )	  2) ,  (. vamp up)	  3) (. vamp up) ;   ;    	  4) .  	II .	1. n. ; () 	2. v.  (, .   )

vampire  n.	  1) , 	  2)  (  )	  3) , 	  4) = vamp II, 1;	  5) . , ""

vampire bat  = vampire 2

van  I n. (.  vanguard) ;	   to be in ( to lead) the van  ,  	II 1. n.	  1) 	  2)    	2. v.   ,    ..

vanadium  n. . 

vandal  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) (V.) . 	  3) 	2. a. 

vandalism  n. , 

vandalize  v.	  1) , 	  2)     , 

Vandyke  1)   (. Vandyke beard)	  2)     (. Vandyke collar)

Vandyke brown  n.  - 

vane  n.	  1) 	  2)  ( , );  ();  ();  ()	  3) ,  (  ); 

vanguard  n. .  , 

vanilla  n.	  1) 	  2) .  	  3) attr. 

vanillin  n. . 

vanish  1. v.	  1) , ;	   to vanish in the crowd   	  2) .   	2. n. . 

vanishing  1. pres-p.  vanish 1	2. a. ;	   vanishing fraction . ,   ;	   vanishing cream    ,   

vanishing-line  n.   ( )

vanishing-point  n.   ( ); .  

vanity  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) ;	   injured vanity  	  3) = vanity bag V. Fair  

vanity bag  n.  ;  

vanity box  = vanity bag

vanity case  = vanity bag

vanquish  v.	  1) ; 	  2) ,  (-.   ..)

vanquisher  n. ; 

vantage  n. ;	   to have ( to hold, to take) smb. at a ( the) vantage    -.

vantage-ground  n. ,  ,  

vantage-point  = vantage-ground

vapid  a.	  1) , ;	   vapid beer  	  2) ; , , ;	   vapid conversation  

vapidity  n.   . {. vapid}

vapor  . = vapour

vaporarium  = vapour bath

vaporescense  n. 

vaporization  n. ; ; 

vaporize  v. ()

vaporizer  n. 

vaporous  a.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) . , 

vapour  1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2)  , , ;	   the vapours of a disordered mind  	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) 

vapour bath  n.    ; 

vapour trail  n.     

vapourish  a.	  1) 	  2)  

vapoury  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3)  ( )

varan  n. . 

Varangian  .	1. a. 	2. n. 

variability  n. , 

variable  1. a.	  1) , ;	   variable weather  	  2)  (. .)	  3) . ; 	2. n.	  1) .  ()	  2) .  	  3) pl. .  ,    

variance  n.	  1) ; ;	   to be at variance	    )   ;   ;	    )   ;	   to set at variance  ,   ; 	  2) 	  3) , 	  4) .   , 

variant  1. n. 	2. a.	  1)   ; ;	   variant reading 	  2) ;	   variant results  ;	   variant spellings of a word   

variation  n.	  1) , ;	   variations of temperature  ;	   variations in public opinion   ;	   variation in ( of) prices   	  2) ; 	  3) ;	   permissible variation  	  4) . . 	  5)   

varicella  n. .  

varicoloured  a.	  1) 	  2) 

varicose  a. . ,  ( )

varied  1. p-p.  vary	2. a.	  1) ; ;	   with varied success   	  2) 

variegate  v.	  1)  ,    	  2) 

variegated  1. p-p.  variegate	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2) ; , , 

variegation  n.  

variety  n.	  1) ;	   varietys of fortune  ;	   great ( vast) variety 	  2) ;	   I was struck by the variety of his attainments    	  3) (of) , ;	   for a variety of reasons    	  4) , 	  5) = variety show	  6) . 

variety entertainment  = variety show

variety show  n. ,  ,  

variety store  n. .  

variform  a.   

variola  n. . 

variolate  v. .  

variometer  n. . 

variorum  n.	  1)     	  2) ,     

various  1. a.	  1) , ;	   known under various names    	  2) ( .  . .) , ;	   there are various reasons for believing so     	  3) ; 	2. n. .  ()

varment  n.	  1) .; . , 	  2) (the varment) . . 	  3) . = vermin

varmint  n.	  1) .; . , 	  2) (the varmint) . . 	  3) . = vermin

varnish  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ,  ;	   to take the varnish off    , 	  4) . , 	  5) . 	2. v.	  1) ,   (. varnish over)	  2)  	  3) ,  ()

varnishing-day  n.     (    ,     ..)

varsity  n. .	  1) 	  2) attr. ;	   varsity team   

vary  v.	  1) (), ();	   to vary directly (inversely) .   () 	  2) ; ;	   opinions vary on this point     	  3) ; ;	   to vary one's diet  	  4) .  ;  

vascular  a. . ;	   vascular system  

vase  n. 

vase-painting  n.  

vaseline  n. 

vassal  n.	  1) . 	  2) ,  	  3) 	  4) attr. ; 

vassalage  n.	  1) .  	  2) . , 

vast  1. a.	  1) , ; ;	   vast plains  ;	   vast scheme  	  2) ;	   vast interests   	  3) . ;	   it makes a vast difference    	2. n. . ;	   the vast of ocean  

vastly  adv.	  1) ,   	  2) . , ;	   I shall be vastly obliged    

vasty  = vast 1, 1

vat  n.	  1) , , 	  2) , , 	  3) attr. ;	   vat colours  

vatic  a. 

Vatican  n. 

Vaticanism  n.   

vaticinate  v. . , 

vaticination  n. . , 

vaudeville  n.	  1) 	  2) . ,  

vault  I	1. n.	  1) ;	   the vault of heaven  	  2) , ,  ( );	   wine vault  ;	   family vault  	2. v.   ( -.)	II 1. n. .  ,   	2. v.	  1) ,  (.   -.)	  2) 

vaulted  I	1. p-p.  vault I, 2	2. a. 	II p-p.  vault II, 2

vaulting  I	1. pres-p.  vault I, 2	2. n.	  1)  	  2) , 	II 1. pres-p.  vault II, 2	2. n. ; 

vaulting-horse  n.  

vaunt  .	1. n. 	2. v.	  1)  (of vaunt -.)	  2) 

vavasour  n. . 

Ve day  3 n. Victory in Europe Day     (   )

veal  n.	  1) 	  2) attr.  ( )

vector  1. n.	  1) . 	  2)  	  3) attr. . ;	   vector equation  	2. v. , ,  

Veda  n. the Veda(s)  (   )

vedette  n.	  1)  ;  	  2)   (. vedette boat)

veer  I	1. n.  	2. v.	  1)  	  2)      ( );	   the wind veers aft  	  3) .  	  4)  (  ..);	   to veer left 	II v. .  (; . veer away, veer out);	   veer and haul   

veering  I	1. pres-p.  veer I, 2	2. n. 	II pres-p.  veer II

vegetable  1. n. ;	   green vegetables ,  to become a mere vegetable ,   	2. a.	  1) ;	   vegetable physiology  ;	   vegetable oil  ;	   vegetable life	    )  ; ;	    ) . ; 	  2) ;	   vegetable dish  

vegetal  a. 

vegetarian  1. n. 	2. a. ;	   vegetarian restaurant  

vegetarianism  n. 

vegetate  v.	  1) , 	  2) ;   

vegetation  n.	  1) ;	   tropical vegetation  	  2) 	  3) ;  	  4) attr. ;	   vegetation period   ()

vegetative  a.	  1) , ; . 	  2) ;   

vehemence  n. ; , 

vehement  a. ; ; 

vehicle  n.	  1)   (, ,   ..)	  2)  ;	   space vehicle  	  3)     ()	  4)  (, ,   ..)	  5) ;  

vehicular  a.	  1) ;	   vehicular transport  	  2) 

veil  1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) , ; ;	   to draw ( to cast, to throw) a veil over smth.    -.;   -.	  3) ; ;	   under the veil of  ;   to take the veil   ;	   to pass beyond the veil 	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2) , ; ;	   to veil one's designs   

veiling  1. pres-p.  veil 2	2. n.	  1) . 	  2)   

vein  n.	  1) ;  	  2)  ();  ( )	  3) , 	  4) ;	   to be in the vein for smth.     -.;	   in the same vein    ,    	  5) . 

veined  a.  , 

veinstone  n. .   ,  

veiny  a.	  1) = veined	  2) ;   

vela  pl.  velum

velar  .	1. a. , 	2. n. ,  

velaria  pl.  velarium

velarium  n. (pl. ria)  (    )

veld  n. -. , 

veldt  n. -. , 

vellum  n.	  1)  	  2) , 	  3) attr. vellum paper  ;	   vellum cloth  

velocipede  n.	  1) .  	  2) 

velocity  n.	  1) ; ;	   initial velocity  ;	   at the velocity of sound   	  2) attr. ;	   velocity gauge . 

velodrome  n. 

velours  n. .	  1) ; -	  2)  	  3) attr. 

velum  n. (pl. vela) . ;  

velvet  1. n.	  1)  (. silk velvet);	   cotton velvet , 	  2) . , 	  3) . ,  , ;	   to be on velvet	    )  ;	    )       (.   )	2. a.	  1) 	  2)  a velvet tread ,  

velveteen  n. 

velveting  n. .   

velvety  a. 

vena  n. (pl. venae) . 

venae  pl.  vena

venal  a. ; ; ;	   venal practices 

venality  n. 

venation  n. . , 

vend  v. ; 

vendee  n. . 

vender  = vendor 1

vendetta  um. n. ,  

vendible  1. a.	  1)   	  2) = venal	2. n. pl.   

vending machine  n.  

vendor  n.	  1) ; ,   	  2) = vending machine

veneer  1. n.	  1) ;  	  2) () ;  	  3)  , ;	   a veneer of culture  	  4) attr. 	2. v.	  1)  	  2)    (-.); 	  3)    (-.);  (-.)

venerable  a.	  1) ;	   venerable age  	  2) .  ( )	  3) ,  

venerate  v.  ( -.), 

veneration  n. , 

venerator  n. 

venereal  a.	  1) 	  2) . 

venereologist  n. 

venesection  n. .  , 

Venetian  1. a. ;	   Venetian window  ;	   Venetian blind  ;	   Venetian mast      ;	   Venetian pearl  	2. n. ; 

Venezuelan  1. a. 	2. n. , 

vengeance  n. , ;	   fearful vengeance  ;	   to take ( to inflict) vengeance on ( upon) smb.  -.;	   to seek vengeance upon smb.   -. with a vengeance .	    ) ; ; ;	   that was luck with a vengeance!   !;	    )   ,  ;    ;	   the rain came down with a vengeance  ,   

vengeful  a. 

venial  a. ;	   a venial error  

venire  n. . ,    

venison  n. 

venom  n.	  1)  ( , . )	  2) , 

venomous  a.	  1) 	  2) 

venose  a. . 

venous  a.	  1) . 	  2) = venose

vent  1. n.	  1)    ;  ; 	  2) , ;	   to give vent to one's feelings  ,    ;	   to find vent for smth. in smth.   -.  -.;	   he found () vent for his anger in smashing the crockery    ,   	  3)  ( )	  4)   (   )	  5) .  	  6)   ()	2. v.	  1)   ( -.)	  2)  (  ..); 	  3)   (., );  (  ..;	   upon vent  -.)	  4) , ;	   to vent one's opinion    

vent-hole  = vent 1, 1

vent-peg  n. . 

vent-pipe  n.  

ventage  n.	  1) 	  2)  ( )

venter  n.	  1) . . 	  2) . by one venter 

ventiduct  n.  , 

ventilate  v.	  1) , 	  2)  , 	  3) ,  ()	  4) ,   ;  

ventilation  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ,  ()

ventilator  n. 

ventral  a. . . ;	   ventral fin  

ventricle  n. .  (, )

ventriloquism  n. 

ventriloquist  n. 

ventriloquize  v. 

venture  1. n.	  1)    ;	   to run the venture 	  2) 	  3) ,  ;  at a venture ; 	2. v.	  1)  (-.);   ;	   to venture one's life  	  2) , ;  (. venture on, venture upon);	   he ventured (upon) a remark     

venturer  n.	  1) ,   	  2) 	  3) . ,   

venturesome  a.	  1) ;  	  2) ;   	  3) , 

venturous  = venturesome

venue  n.	  1) .  ,     	  2) .  , ;	   to shift the venue    (   ..)

Venus  n. . . ; . . 

veracious  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

veracity  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) ,  

veranda  n.	  1) , 	  2)       

verandah  n.	  1) , 	  2)       

verb  n. 

verbal  1. a.	  1) ;	   verbal contract  	  2) ;	   his sympathy is only verbal      	  3) ;	   verbal translation  	  4) ; ;	   verbal noun  	  5) 	  6) . ;	   verbal note  	2. n.   

verbalism  n.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3) 

verbalist  n. , 

verbalize  v.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) .    (  )

verbally  adv. 

verbatim  1. n.	  1)  	  2)   (. verbatim transcripts)	2. a. ;	   verbatim report = 1, 2	3. adv. ,   ;	   to report a speech verbatim     

verbena  n. . 

verbiage  n. ; ;	   to lose oneself in verbiage    

verbify  = verbalize 3

verbose  a. 

verbosity  n. 

verdancy  n.	  1) ,  	  2) , 

verdant  a.	  1) , 	  2) , , ""

verdict  n.	  1) ;   ;	   to return ( to bring in) a verdict of guilty (not guilty)   ()	  2) , ;	   my verdict differs from yours     

verdigris  n. - ()

verdure  n. .	  1) 	  2)  	  3)  ()

verdurous  a. ,  ;   

Verey light  = Very light

verge  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . ;	   on the verge of  	  3)     	  4) .    ,  	  5)  (); 	  6) . , 	2. v. ,  (to, towards verge  -.) verge on, verge upon   -.;	   it verges on madness    

verger  n.	  1)  ( )	  2)  

veridical  a.	  1)  ( .)	  2)  

verifiable  a.  ; 

verification  n.	  1) 	  2)  (, )	  3) . 

verify  v.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  ()	  4) .  ();  ()

verily  adv. . , 

verisimilar  a. ; 

verisimilitude  n. 

veritable  a. , , 

verity  n.	  1) ; ; ;	   in all verity, . of a verity 	  2) 

verjuice  n.	  1)   ( )	  2) ; ;	   a look of verjuice ,  ,   

vermeil  1. n.	  1) . . vermilion 1;	  2)  , , 	2. a. . . vermilion 2

vermicelli  . n. 

vermicide  = vermifuge

vermicular  = vermiform

vermiform  a. ;	   vermiform appendix .  

vermifuge  n. .  

vermilion  1. n.	  1) 	  2) - 	2. a. -; 	3. v.	  1)  	  2)   - 

vermin  n.	  1) .  (,   ..)	  2) . -. , 	  3)  ;  	  4)  , 	  5) . , 

verminous  a.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) , ; 

vermouth  n. 

vermuth  n. 

vernacular  1. a.	  1) ; ;  ( );  ( )	  2)      	  3)   ,     (   ..)	  4) ,  (  ,   .. vernacular    )	2. n.	  1)  ;  ;  	  2) .  , 	  3) ,   (  ..)

vernacularism  n.	  1)    	  2)   

vernal  a.	  1) ;	   the vernal equinox  	  2) , 

vernalization  n. 

vernation  n. .   

vernier  n. . , 

Veronese  1. a. 	2. n. ,  

veronica  n. . 

versatile  a.	  1) ; ;	   versatile talent  ;	   versatile mind  	  2) , 	  3) . . 

versatility  n.   . {. versatile}

verse  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) , ;	   in verse or prose     ;	   lyrical verse  	2. v.	  1)  	  2)   

versed  I a. ,  (in versed  -.)	II p-p.  verse 2

versemonger  n. ; 

versicoloured  a. ,   , 

versification  n.	  1) ; 	  2)    

versifier  n. 

versify  v.	  1)  	  2)   

version  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3)  (  );	   the Russian version of the treaty   

verso  . n. (pl. os )	  1)    	  2)   (, )

versus  . prep.	  1) (. . v.) . . ;	   Smith v. Robinson ,    ;	   Lancashire v. Yorkshire      	  2)   

vert  I (.  convert  pervert) .	1. n.      	2. v.    	II n. .  

vertebra  n. (pl. rae)	  1) 	  2) pl. . 

vertebrae  pl.  vertebra

vertebral  a. ;	   vertebral column  ;  

vertebrate  1. n.  	2. a. 

vertex  n. (pl. tices)	  1) ;	   vertex of an angle  	  2) ,   ( )	  3) . 

vertical  1. a.	  1) ;	   vertical take-off aircraft    	  2)  vertical union .  ,   ,     	2. n.  ; 

vertices  pl.  vertex

verticil  n. . 

vertiginous  a.	  1) 	  2)  ;	   to feel vertiginous  	  3) , ;	   vertiginous current 

vertigo  n. (pl. os ) 

vervain  n. . 

verve  n.	  1)    ();  ();	   to set to do smth. with verve   -.  	  2)  

very  1. a.	  1) , , ;	   the very truth  ;	   the veriest coward  	  2)    ,  ,  ;	   this very day    ;	   the very man I want   ,   	  3) , ;	   at the very end   ;	   a very little more - 	  4)  ,  ,   ; ;	   his very absence is eloquent    	2. adv.	  1) ;	   very well ;	   I don't swim very well    ;	   very much ;	   in a very torn condition ,   	  2)   ;     sup.  ;	   it is the very best thing you can do   ,    ;	   he came the very next day      	  3)    : he used the very same words as I had      ;	   the very opposite to what I expected   ,   ;	   very much the other way   	  4)  , : my (his, etc.) very own  (  . .)  , ;	   you may keep the book for your very own      -    

Very light  n. .   

vesicant  1. a. 	2. n.    - 

vesicate  v. 

vesicle  n.	  1) . . 	  2) .     

vesicular  a. . ;	   vesicular disease 

vesper  n.	  1) (V.)  	  2) . 	  3) pl. . 	  4) = vesper-bell

vesper-bell  n.  

vespertine  a.	  1) 	  2) .  	  3) .  ( )

vespiary  n.  

vessel  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) = blood-vessel weak vessel  ;	   the weaker vessel .	    )  ;  ;	    )   (); ,  

vest  1. n.	  1) (. .) ;	   coat, vest and trousers -	  2)   (  )	  3)  	  4) . . ; 	  5) . 	2. v.	  1) ;	   to vest smb. with power  -. ;	   to vest rights in a person  -. 	  2)  ( ,   ..;	   in)	  3)  (  ..;	   with)	  4) . ()

vest-pocket  n.	  1)  	  2) attr. ;  , ;	   a vest-pocket camera  

vesta  n.   (. wax vesta);	   fusee vesta     	Vesta  n. . . 

vestal  1. n.	  1) -. 	  2) 	  3) 	  4) .  	2. a.	  1) , , ;	   vestal virgin 	  2) . 

vested  1. p-p.  vest 2	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ,   ;	   vested rights  ;	   vested interests	    )    ;	    ) 	    )  ; , 

vestiary  = vestry 1

vestibule  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . 	  3)  	  4) -.     	  5) attr. vestibule train .      

vestibule school  n. .   (   )

vestige  n.	  1) , ; ;	   not a vestige of evidence     	  2) .  	  3) . , 

vestigia  pl.  vestigium

vestigial  a. , ;	   vestigial organs .  

vestigium  n. (pl. -gia) = vestige 1

vestment  n.	  1) . , 	  2) . , 

vestry  n.	  1) . 	  2)      	  3)    (. common vestry, general vestry, ordinary vestry);	   select vestry    

vestry-clerk  n.   ( )

vestryman  n.   

vesture  .	1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. v. , 

vestured  1. p-p.  vesture 2	2. a. .	  1) 	  2) 

vet  .	1. n.	  1) .  veterinary surgeon {. veterinary}	  2) . .  veteran	2. v.	  1)   ;  ()	  2)  	  3) .   	  4)  (); , ;  ()

vetch  n. . 

veteran  n.	  1) ;  	  2) . ;  	  3) .  	  4) attr. , ;  ; ,  ;	   a veteran teacher ,  	  5) attr. , 

veterinarian  = veterinary

veterinary  a. ;	   veterinary surgeon  

veto  1. n. (pl. -oes )	  1) , ;	   to put ( to set) a veto on smth.   ( )  -.	  2)  ;	   to exercise the veto   () 	2. v.	  1)   ( -.)	  2) ;	   to veto a plan  

vex  v.	  1) , ; ;	   to be vexed , vexed with ( at) smb., smth.   -., -.;	   this silly chatter would vex a saint         	  2) , 	  3)  ()	  4)   , 

vexation  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

vexatious  a.	  1)   ; 	  2) 	  3) , , ;	   vexatious rules and regulations     	  4) . ,  ( )

vexed  1. p-p.  vex	2. a.	  1) 	  2) vexed question (point) ,    ();	   vexed problem  

vexing  1. pres-p.  vex	2. a. , ;	   how vexing!  !

via  . prep. 

viable  a. 

viaduct  n. ; 

vial  n. ,  to pour out the vials of wrath on smb.     -.

viands  n. pl. .	  1) 	  2) 

viatic  a. 

viaticum  n.	  1) . ,  	  2) .     

viator  n. 

vibes  = vibraphone

vibrancy  = vibration

vibrant  a.	  1) 	  2)  ( )	  3) ,  (with vibrant );	   vibrant with passion     

vibraphone  n. . 

vibrate  v.	  1) ,  (with vibrate )	  2) , 	  3)  (at vibrate )	  4)  ( ,  )	  5)   ( -.)	  6) , ,   

vibration  n.   . {. vibrate}

vibrator  n. .	  1) 	  2) 

vibratory  a.	  1) ;  	  2) , 

vibrio  n. (pl. -os ) . 

viburnum  n. . 

vicar  n.	  1)   (  )	  2) , ; ;	   the V. of Christ   vicar of Bray  ;  (    XVI .,     )

vicarage  n.	  1)   	  2)  

vicarial  a. .	  1) 	  2) 

vicarious  a.	  1)  ;	   vicarious authority ( power)      -. ; 	  2)   ;	   vicarious atonement   

vice  I n.	  1) , 	  2)  (   ..)	  3)  ( )	  4) (the V.) .  (   )	II 1. n. . ,  	2. v. , ;    (. .)	III prep. 	IV . .  vice-chancellor, vice-president  ..

vice squad  n. .  ,       ,   ..

vice versa  . adv. ; ;	   I dislike him and vice versa   ,   

vice-  pref. -

vice-admiral  n. -

vice-chairman  n.  

vice-chancellor  n. -

vice-consul  n. -

vice-governor  n. -

vice-minister  n.    

vice-president  n. -

vicegerent  n. 

vicennial  a.	  1)  (, )	  2)   20 

viceregal  a. -

vicereine  n.  -

viceroy  n. -;  

vicinage  n. .	  1) 	  2) 

vicinal  a.	  1) 	  2) 

vicinity  n.	  1) , ;	   in close vicinity ,  ;	   in the vicinity of	    ) ;	    ) , ; (he is) in the vicinity of fifty ()  	  2) ; ; 

vicious  a.	  1) 	  2) , ; ;	   vicious habits  ;	   a vicious argument  ;	   vicious union .  	  3) ;  ( , );	   a most vicious enemy  	  4) 	  5) ;	   vicious headache   	  6) . ,  ( ,   ..) vicious circle  

vicissitude  n.	  1) ;	   the vicissitudes of fate ( life)  	  2) . . , ; 

victim  n. ;	   the victim of his own foolishness   ;	   to fall a victim to   -., -.

victimization  n.	  1) 	  2)        ,     ..

victimize  v.	  1)   ; ;	   to be victimized by smb., smth.   -., -.	  2) 	  3)  	  4)     {. victimization 2}

victor  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. 

victoria  n.	  1)   	  2)     

Victoria cross  2 n.    (    )

victoria plum  n.  

Victorian  1. a.	  1)  (     1837-1901 .)	  2) ; , 	2. n. , .   

victorious  a. ; 

victory  n. ;	   to gain ( to win) a victory (over)   victory gardens     (    )

victress  n. 

victual  1. n. (. pl.) , 	2. 1)  	  2)  	  3) . 

victualler  n.	  1)  ;	   licensed victualler ,      	  2) . .   

victualling  1. pres-p.  victual 2	2. n.  

victualling-yard  n.   ( )

vicugna, vicuna  n.	  1) . 	  2)  (  )

vide  . v. imp. ;	   vide supra (infra)   ()

videlicet  . adv. (. viz., .  namely)  

video  .	1. n. 	2. a. ,   ;	   video picture     ;	   video tape recordings       

vidimus  n.	  1)   	  2)  

vie  v. ;	   to vie with smb. for smth.   -.  -.;	   to vie in doing smth.   -.

Viennese  1. a. 	2. n. (pl.  .)  

Viet-Namese  = Vietnamese

Vietnamese  = Viet-Namese	1. a. 	2. n. ; ;	   the Vietnamese pl. . 

view  1.	  1) ; ;	   a house with a view of the sea    	  2)  , ;	   we came in view of the bridge	    )   ;	    )     ;	   to burst ( to come) into view  ;	   to pass from smb.'s view   -.  ;	   out of view   ;	   to be in view	    )  ;	    ) ;	   certain modifications may come in view   ;	   in full view of everybody    ;	   to the view (of) ,  ;	   to have ( to keep) in view    ;   ;	   in view of ;   	  3) , ,  ;	   in my view   ;	   to form a clear view of the situation       ;	   to hold extreme views in politics     ;	   short views ;	   to take a rose-coloured view of smth.      -.;	   to exchange views on smth.       -.	  4) ;	   will this meet your views?      ?;	   to have views on smth.    -.;	   with the view of, with a view to  ;  	  5) ;	   to have ( to take) a view of smth.  -.;	   on view   ;	   private view     ( );	   on the view   ,  ;	   at first view   ;	   upon a closer view   	  6)  (. )	2. v.	  1) ;	   an order to view    (,   ..)	  2) . 	  3) , ,  ( -.);	   he views the matter in a different light     	  4)  (,   ..)

view-finder  n. . 

view-point  n.  

viewer  n.	  1)  (. )	  2) 	  3)    ..

viewing stand  n.   

viewless  a.	  1) . 	  2) . 	  3) .   

viewy  a. .	  1) , 	  2) , ; 

vigesimal  a.    ;    

vigil  n.	  1) ; ;	   to keep vigil ; ;	   to keep vigil over a sick child    ()  	  2)  ( ,   ..)	  3) .  ;   

vigilance  n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) . 

vigilance committee  n. (. .) " " ( )

vigilant  a. ; 

vigilante gang  = vigilance committee

vignette  .	1. n. 	2. v.  

vigogne  n. . 

vigor  . = vigour

vigorous  a. , ;	   vigorous protest ,  ;	   physically vigorous  ; ;	   the movement grew vigorous    

vigorously  adv. , , ;	   to oppose vigorously     (-.)

vigour  n.	  1) , 	  2) , ;	   a law still in vigour ,   

viking  n. . 

vilayet  . n. 

vile  a.	  1) , 	  2) . 

vilification  n. 

vilify  v. ,  (-.)

vilipend  v.   ( -.);   ( -.)

villa  n. 

village  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . 	  3) .  	  4) attr. 

villager  n.  

villain  n.	  1) , ;	   villain of the piece   ( )	  2) . , 	  3) = villein

villainage  = villeinage

villainous  a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) 

villainy  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

villein  n. . , 

villeinage  n. .  ;  

vim  n. . , ; ;	   put more vim into it! !, , !

vin-ordinaire  n. .   

vinaigrette  n.	  1)          (. vinaigrette sauce)	  2)       

vincible  a. . 

vindicate  v.	  1) ;	   to vindicate one's courage   	  2)  (  ..);	   to vindicate one's judgement     ,   ..

vindication  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

vindicative  = vindicatory 1

vindicator  n. , 

vindicatory  a.	  1) 	  2) 

vindictive  a.	  1) 	  2) . ;	   vindictive damages . 

vine  n.  

vine-prop  n. 

vinedresser  n. 

vinegar  n.	  1) 	  2)  ;    ..	  3) attr. ; . , 

vinegary  a.	  1) 	  2) , ;	   vinegary smile  

vinery  n.  

vineyard  n. 

viniculture  = viticulture

vino  n. (pl. -oes ) n. .  

vinous  a.	  1) 	  2)  ;	   vinous mirth  	  3) 

vintage  n.	  1)    	  2)     	  3) , ;  ;	   men of his vintage   	  4) attr. vintage wine  ,    vintage cars   

vintager  n.  

vintner  n. . 

viol  n.  (. )

viola  I n.  (. )	II n. . 

violaceous  a.	  1) . 	  2) 

violate  v.	  1) , ,  (, );	   to violate a treaty  	  2)  (  ..)	  3) ,  ; 	  4) , ;  (  ..)

violation  n.   . {. violate}

violator  n. 

violence  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) , ;	   to do violence to...  , ...;	   he did violence to his feelings     

violent  a.	  1) ; ;	   violent efforts  ;	   he was in a violent temper    ;	   violent competition  ;	   violent measures  	  2) , ;	   violent pain  ;	   violent heat  ;	   violent yellow - ;	   violent contrast  	  3) ;	   to resort to violent means   ;	   to lay violent hands on smth.  -. ;	   to meet a violent death   	  4) , ;	   violent language ,  	  5) , ;	   violent speech  ;	   a violent demonstration  	  6) , ;	   violent interpretation  ;	   violent assumption  

violently  adv.	  1) , ;	   to sneeze violently  ;	   to run violently  ,  	  2) , ;	   to be violently criticized   	  3) ; ;	   to die violently    

violet  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	2. a. , -

violin  n.	  1)  ()	  2) ,  ( ) to play first violin   ,  ,   

violinist  n. 

violoncellist  = 'cellist

violoncello  n. (pl. -os ) = 'cello

viper  n.	  1) . , 	  2) ,  ;	   to cherish a viper in one's bosom =    

viperous  a. , , 

virago  n. (pl. -os, -oes )	  1)  , 	  2) -,  

viral  a. 

virgin  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   the V. .  	  2) (V.) = Virgo	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  ( );  ( )	  4) , , ;	   virgin soil , ;	   virgin forest  	  5) , ;	   virgin wool  	  6)    ;  the V. Queen .   I

virginal  I a. ; , 	II n. . .    (. virginals, pair of virginals)

Virginia  a. ;	   Virginia creeper   ()

virginity  n. 

Virgo  n.  (   )

viridity  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 

virile  a.	  1) ; 	  2)   	  3) ; ;	   virile mind  ;	   virile government  

virility  n.	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3)  

virology  n. 

virtu  . n. articles of virtu  

virtual  a.	  1) ,  , 	  2) . 

virtually  adv. ;  ; 

virtue  n.	  1) ;	   a man of virtue  ;	   the cardinal virtues (prudence, fortitude, temperance, justice) ()   (, ,   , );	   to make it a point of virtue  -.  	  2) ,  	  3) , ;	   a remedy of great virtue    	  4) ;	   a woman of easy virtue  	  5)  by ( in) virtue of smth.  -.;  -.;   -.,   -.;	   to make a virtue of necessity    

virtuosi  pl.  virtuoso

virtuosity  n.	  1) 	  2)   

virtuoso  . n. (pl. -os -si)	  1) 	  2)   ;  

virtuous  a.	  1) 	  2) 

virulence  n.	  1) ; ,  ()	  2) , 

virulent  a.	  1) ;  ( )	  2) ,  ( )	  3) ; ; ;	   virulent abuse  , 

virus  . n.	  1) ;	   filterable virus  	  2) . , 	  3) attr. ;	   virus warfare  

vis-a-vis  .	1. n. 	2. adv.   , 	3. prep.  ,  

visa  1. n. ;	   to grant a visa  ;	   entrance ( entry) visa   ;	   exit visa  	2. v. 

visage  n. . ;  , 

visaged     -;	   dark-visaged ;	   long-visaged 

visard  = visor

viscera  . n. pl.  (. )

visceral  a.   

viscid  = viscous

viscidity  = viscosity

viscose  n. . 

viscosity  n. , , ; 

viscount  n. 

viscountess  n. 

viscous  a. , , ; , 

vise  . = vice II

vise'  . = visa

Vishnu  . n. . 

visibility  n. ; 

visible  a.	  1) ;	   visible image  	  2) , ;	   the trends became visible  () ;	   without any visible cause    

visibly  adv. , , 

Visigoth  n. . 

vision  n.	  1) ;	   to lose one's vision  , ;	   beyond our vision    	  2) , , ; ;	   a man of vision  	  3) , ;	   I had only a momentary vision of the sea      	  4) , ;	   the romantic visions of youth   ;	   to have another vision  ( ) 

visional  a.	  1) 	  2) 

visionary  1. a.	  1) ; , 	  2)   	  3) 	  4) ; 	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2) , ; 

visit  1. n.	  1) , ; ;	   to go on a visit to the seaside   ;	   to be on a visit ;	   to make ( to pay) a visit to smb. ,  -.	  2) . .  	  3) . ,  (  )	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2) . , ,  (-.) ;	   to visit at a place  -.;	   to visit with smb.   -.;	   to visit in the country   	  3)  ,   	  4) (. .) , 	  5) ,  ( ,   ..)	  6) . ;  (upon visit -., with visit -.);	   the sins of the fathers are visited upon the children =       visit with (. .) . , ;	   she loves visiting with her neighbours and having a good gossip       

visitable  a.	  1)   	  2)  ( ) 

visitant  n.	  1) . ;  	  2)  

visitation  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) .  	  3) = visit 1, 3	  4) ; ; " "

visitatorial  a. , 

visiting  1. pres-p.  visit 2	2. a. ;   ;	   visiting nurse     visiting fireman   (    )

visiting professor  n. ,       

visiting teacher  n. .  ,            -  

visiting-card  n.  

visiting-day  n.  ;   

visiting-round  n.  (; )

visitor  n.	  1) , ;	   the visitors' book  	  2) , 

visor  n.	  1)  ()	  2) .  ()	  3)   ( ; . sun-visor)	  4) . , 

vista  . n.	  1) ,  (  ,   ..)	  2) , 	  3)  (  ..);	   to look back through the vistas of the past    	  4) ,   ;	   a discovery that opens up new vistas ,   

visual  a.	  1) ;	   visual nerve  ;	   visual memory  	  2) 	  3) ;	   visual instruction  	  4) ;	   visual angle  ,  ;	   visual signal  

visualization  n.	  1)   	  2)    

visualize  v.	  1)   ,  	  2)  

vita  n.  

vita glass  n. ,   

vital  a.	  1) ;  ;	   vital functions  ;	   vital power  ;	  2) , ;	   vital choice  ;	   vital needs    ;	   a question of vital importance   ;	   vital industries   	  3) ,  	  4) , ;	   vital wound   vital statistics	    )     (, , );	    ) .  ,    ()

vitalism  n. . 

vitality  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) , 

vitalize  v. ; 

vitally  adv. to be vitally concerned   

vitals  n. pl.	  1)   	  2)   ,   ..;	   to tear the vitals out of a subject     

vitamin  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. ;	   vitamin tablets   ;	   vitamin deficiency . 

vitiate  v.	  1) ; 	  2)   (, );	   this admission vitiates your argument   ()   

vitiation  n.	  1) 	  2) .  ,  

viticulture  n. 

vitreous  a.	  1) ;	   vitreous body ( humour) .   ();	   vitreous silver . 	  2) 

vitrification  n.       

vitrify  v. ()      

vitriol  n.	  1) ;	   blue (green) vitriol  () 	  2)  ,   (. oil of vitriol)	  3) , 

vitriolic  a.	  1) 	  2) , , ;	   a vitriolic remark  

vituperate  v. , 

vituperation  n. , 

vituperative  a. , 

viva  I .	1. interj.  !	2. n.	  1)  	  2) pl. 	II = viva voce

viva voce  .	1. n.  	2. a. ;	   viva voce examination  	3. adv. 

vivacious  a. , 

vivacity  n. , 

vivaria  pl.  vivarium

vivarium  n. (pl. -ia)	  1) 	  2) 

vivid  a.	  1) ; ;	   a vivid flash of lightning   	  2) , ; ;	   vivid imagination  

vivify  v. 

viviparous  a. . 

vivisect  v.  

vivisection  n. 

vixen  n.	  1)  	  2)  , 

vixenish  a. , 

viz  adv.  

vizard  = visor

vizier  n. 

vizir  n. 

vizor  = visor

vocable  1. n. . 	2. a. 

vocabulary  n.	  1) ,   ( ),       	  2)  ; 	  3)   (); ;  (,    ..)	  4) attr. ;	   vocabulary entry  

vocal  a.	  1) ;	   vocal organ 	  2) ;  	  3) , 	  4) ; ;  ;	   woods vocal with the sound of birds ,   	  5) 	  6)  ();	   public opinion has become vocal     	  7) . ; 

vocalic  1. a. ;   ( , )	2. n.  

vocalist  n. ; ; 

vocalization  n.	  1)  	  2) . ; 

vocalize  v.	  1) . ;  	  2)  	  3)  	  4) , 

vocation  n.	  1) ;  (for vocation  -.);	   he has little or no vocation for teaching =        	  2) ;	   to mistake one's vocation    

vocational  a. ;	   vocational school  ;	   vocational training  ; - 

vocative  .	1. a. 	2. n.  

voces  pl.  vox

vociferate  v. , , 

vociferation  n. (); 

vociferous  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) , ; ;	   vociferous cheers  

voder  n.   ( ,    ), ""

vodka  . n. 

vogue  n.	  1) ;	   all the vogue   ;	   in vogue  ;	   to go out of vogue   ;	   to come into vogue   ;	   to bring into vogue   	  2) ;	   to have a vogue  ;	   to acquire vogue  

voice  1. n.	  1) ;	   I did not recognize his voice     ;	   to be in good (bad) voice  ()  ;	   at the top of one's voice , ;	   to teach voice   ;  ;	   to lift up one's voice 	  2) , ;	   to give voice to smth. ,  -.;	   to give one's voice for smth.  ,   -.;	   to have (to demand) a voice in smth.   (   )    -. ;	   I have no voice in the matter     ;	   with one voice 	  3) . 	2. v.	  1)  ();	   to voice one's protest  	  2) .  ; 

voice vote  n.  (,   ..)     

voicecast  n.      ()

voiced  1. p-p.  voice 2	2. a. . 

voiceless  a.	  1)   ,  	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) . 

void  1. n. ; ; ;	   there was a void in his heart     	2. a.	  1) , , 	  2)  (of void -.)	  3) , 	  4) . ;	   to consider (null and) void    	3. v.	  1)  (,  );  ()	  2) . ,  ()	  3) .  , 

voile  n. .   ; 

volant  a.	  1) . 	  2) ; , 	  3) .   , 

volatile  a.	  1) . ,  	  2) , ; 

volatility  n.	  1) . 	  2) , 

volatilization  n.	  1) 	  2) ;    

volatilize  v. (-); ()

volcanic  a.	  1) ;	   volcanic rock  	  2)  (   ..)

volcano  n. (pl. -oes ) ;	   active (dormant) volcano  () 

vole  I n.  (; . field vole)	II n. .   ;	   to win the vole   ;	   to go the vole	    )     ;	    )    

volet  n. . .  

volition  n.	  1)  , ;	   to do smth. by ( of) one's own volition  -.   ,   	  2) ,  

volitional  a. 

volley  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ,  (  ..)	  3)    (   ..)	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)  (, ; . volley forth, volley off, volley out)	  4)  ()  

volley-ball  n. 

volplane  .	1. n.  ()	2. v. 

volt  I = volte	II n. . 

voltage  n. . , 

voltaic  a. . ;	   voltaic arc  

Voltairian  1. a. ; 	2. n. 

Voltairianism  n. 

Voltairism  = Voltairianism

voltameter  n.  ( )

volte  n.	  1)  ( )	  2)     ( )

volte-face  n. .	  1) .  	  2)   (,   ..);	   to make a volte-face    

voltmeter  n. . 

volubility  n. , 

voluble  a.	  1) , ; 	  2)  ( )

volume  n.	  1) , 	  2) . 	  3) ,  (-. )	  4) (. pl.)  ;	   volumes of smoke  	  5) , 	  6) ,  ();	   volume of sound 	  7) attr. ;    to tell ( to speak) volumes     (    ..);   

volumenometer  n.  (     )

volumeter  n.  (       )

volumetric  a. ;	   volumetric capacity ;	   volumetric flask .  

voluminous  a.	  1)  ( )	  2)  ( )	  3) , ; ;	   a voluminous correspondence  

voluntarism  n.	  1) . 	  2) = voluntaryism

voluntary  1. a.	  1) ; 	  2)    ;	   voluntary school ,    	  3) , ;	   voluntary waste  	  4) . ;	   voluntary muscles  	2. n.	  1)  ,  	  2)    {. voluntaryism}	  3)    (      )

voluntaryism  n.	  1) ,          	  2)   (    ..)

volunteer  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) attr. , 	  3) attr.  ;	   volunteer plant ,  ,  	2. v.	  1)  ( , );   ( -.;	   for)	  2)     

voluptuary  n. 

voluptuous  a.	  1) ; , 	  2) , ;    ( ,  )

volute  n.	  1) . ; , 	  2) .  ()	  3) attr. 

volution  n. 

volvulus  n.  

vomit  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3)  ()	2. v.	  1)  ;	   he was vomiting blood   	  2) ;	   to vomit curses  ;	   to vomit (forth) smoke    (.,   )

vomitive  = vomitory

vomitory  1. n.  ()	2. a. 

voodoo  (.  -)	1. n.	  1)   , 	  2) , 	  3) attr. ; ;	   voodoo doctor ( priest) , 	2. v. 

voracious  a. ; ; 

voracity  n. 

vortex  n. (pl. -tices, -es )	  1) ; 	  2) attr. ;	   vortex motion .  

vortical  a. ; 

vortices  pl.  vortex

vorticose  = vortical

votaress  n.	  1) ; 	  2) 

votary  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) 

vote  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   to cast a vote ;	   to put to the vote   ;	   to get out the ( a) vote .        	  2) () ;	   to count the votes   	  3)  ;	   to have the vote   ;	   one man one vote        	  4)   ; 	  5) ;  ( );	   vote of non-confidence  	  6)  	  7) ,  (  );	   educational vote   	  8) . 	2. v.	  1)  (for vote , against vote )	  2)   	  3) ;	   the play was voted a failure    	  4) . ,  ;	   I vote that we go home   ,    vote down  ();	   vote in   (-.);	   vote into: to vote smb. into a committee   -.  ;	   vote through   ;	   to vote a measure (a bill, etc.) through   (  ..) 

voter  n.	  1) 	  2)  

voting  1. pres-p.  vote 2	2. n. 

voting machine  n.	  1)     ( )	  2) .  

voting paper  n.  

votive  a.   

vouch  v.	  1) ,  (for)	  2) 

voucher  n.	  1) 	  2) ;  	  3) ,  (  ) hotel voucher  ( )        (  );	   meal voucher    (  )

vouchsafe  v. ; ;	   he vouchsafed no answer     

vow  1. n. , ;	   to be under a vow   ;	   to make ( to take) a vow   to take the vows	    )   ;	    )    	2. v.  ;  ( -.)

vowel  n.  ()

vox  . n. (pl. voces) ;	   vox populi  

voyage  1. n.	  1) ,  ;	   to make a voyage   ( )	  2) ,  ( )	2. v.	  1) ,  ( )	  2)  ( )

voyager  n. . 

voyeur  n. ,       

vug  n. . ,   , 

Vulcan  n. . . 

vulcanic  = volcanic

vulcanite  n.  , 

vulcanization  n.  ()

vulcanize  v.  ()

vulgar  1. a.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ; ;	   the vulgar herd . 	  3) ,  ( )	  4)  ,  (   ..) vulgar fraction  	2. n. (the vulgar) . 

vulgarian  n.	  1) ,  	  2) , 

vulgarism  n.	  1) 	  2)  ; 

vulgarity  n. 

vulgarization  n. ; 

vulgarize  v. ; 

Vulgate  n. (the Vulgate) .  (  	IV .)

vulnerability  n. ; 

vulnerable  a. ; 

vulnerary  a. ;	   vulnerary plants  

vulpicide  n.	  1)     	  2) ,      ,  

vulpine  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

vulture  n.	  1)  ();	   Egyptian vulture 	  2)  ( )

vulturous  a. 

vulva  n. . ,    

vying  pres-p.  vie

W, w  n. (pl. Ws, W's ) 23-  . 

wabble  = wobble

wabbly  = wobbly

wacky  a. . ; 

wad  1. n.	  1) ,  (,   ..)	  2) .   ; 	2. v.    

wadding  1. pres-p.  wad 2	2. n.	  1) ,  ( )	  2) , 	  3) 

waddle  1. n.  	2. v.  

wade  1. n.	  1)  	  2) 	2. v.	  1)  	  2) ,  ( ,   ..; . wade through)	  3)  (-. , ; . wade through) wade in	    ) ;   -.;	    )  ( , , );	   wade into	    )  ;	    ) = wade in ;	   wade through  (-. , )

wader  n.	  1)  	  2) pl.  

wading bird  n.  

wafer  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  

waff  n. .	  1)  	  2)  

waffle  I n. 	II .	1. n. () , 	2. v.  , (. to waffle on)

waffle-iron  n. 

waft  1. n.	  1)  ()	  2)  ()	  3) ,  	  4)  ()	  5)  	2. v.	  1) ;	   the leaves were wafted along by the breeze   	  2)  ( ,  )	  3) ;	   a song was wafted to our ears     

wag  I	1. n. ; ;	   with a wag of its ( the) tail  	2. v.	  1) ; ();	   to wag the tail   ( )	  2) . , ;	   to set tongues ( chins, jaws, beards) wagging    ;  	  3) ,   to wag one's finger at smb.  -. ;	   that's the way the world wags  ;	   how wags the world?  ?	II 1. n.	  1) 	  2) . ; , ;	   to play (the) wag   , 	2. v. 

wage  I n. (. pl.)	  1)  ;	   living wage  ;	   nominal (real) wages  ()  	  2) . 	  3) attr.    ,    ;	   wage scale   ;	   wage labour  	II v.  ();  ();  ( -.)

wage-cut  n.   

wage-earner  n.	  1) () , 	  2) 

wage-freeze  n.   

wage-rate  n. ,   

wage-work  n.  

wage-worker  = wage-earner 1

wager  1. n. ; ;	   to lay a wager  	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  (-.)

wages-fund  n.   

waggery  n.	  1) ; () 	  2) 

waggish  a.	  1) ; 	  2) , 

waggle  1. n. ; 	2. v. ; ()

waggly  a. 

waggon  1. n.	  1) ; ; ; ; 	  2) -. - ( )	  3) . .  	  4) (the waggon) .  	  5) . 	  6) = station-wagon	  7)    	  8) . . .  to go ( to be) on the (water) waggon .  ;	   to be off the (water) waggon . ,  ;	   to hitch one's waggon to a star =  ;    	2. v.	  1)   ,   -	  2)   ,   -  ..

waggoner  n. 

waggonette  n.     

wagon-lit  n. .  

wagon-train  n. 

wagoner  n. 

wagonette  n.     

wagtail  n. . 

waif  n.	  1)   ,  	  2)   	  3)  ;   waifs and strays	    )  ;	    ) , 

wail  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  ()	  3) , 	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2) , ;  (over)

wailful  a. , 

wain  n.	  1) . 	  2) (the W.) .   (. Charles's  Arthur's W.)

wainscot  1. n.   	2. v.  

waist  n.	  1) ;	   to strip to the waist   	  2) , ;   (  ..)	  3) . , ;  	  4) . 

waistband  n.  (, )

waistbelt  n.  

waistcoat  n. 

waistdeep  1. a.   	2. adv.  ;	   waistdeep in the water    

waistline  n. ,  ;	   low waistline  

wait  1. n.	  1) ;	   a long wait  	  2) ; ;	   to lay wait for smb.  -.;  -. ;	   to lie in wait for smb.   ,  -.	  3) (the waits) pl.  (,     )	2. v.	  1)  (for);	   wait until he comes   ;	   don't keep me waiting    	  2)  (   ..;	   on, upon wait -.);  ;	   to wait at table (. to wait on table)   ,   	  3) ,  (upon);	   may success wait upon you!    !	  4) .  ( );	   we shall wait dinner for you      wait off .     ;	   wait on	    )   (-.);	    ) .  ,   -.;	   wait up .    ( -. ;	   for);	   wait upon = wait on

wait-and-see  a. wait-and-see policy  

waitabit  n. .  

waiter  n.	  1) 	  2) ,    ..	  3) 	  4) = dumbwaiter

waiting  1. pres-p.  wait 2	2. n. 	3. a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   waiting list   ( ,     ..)	  3) 

waiting-room  n.	  1) 	  2) -.  

waitress  n. , 

waive  v.	  1)  ( , ; . .)	  2)  

waiver  n. .   , 

wake  I	1. v. (woke, waked ;	   waked, woken, woke)	  1)  (. wake up)	  2)  (. wake up)	  3) ,  (,   ..);	   to wake the memories of the past  	  4) 	  5) , ;	   to wake from a stupor   , 	  6)  (to);	   he woke to danger   	  7) .   ( )	2. n.	  1) . 	  2) (. pl.)  	  3) .  ( )	II n. . ;	   in the wake of...   ...; .  ,  ,  ;	   in the wake of smb.    -.

wakeful  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

wakeless  a. ,  ( )

waken  v.	  1) , 	  2) , 

wakening  1. pres-p.  waken	2. n. 

wakey  interj. . !, !

waking  1. pres-p.  wake I, 1	2. n. = wakening 2	3. a.	  1) 	  2) ; 

wale  1. n.	  1) ,  (  , )	  2) . 	  3) .  ( )	2. v.	  1)  (, );  	  2) .    

walk  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   a mile's walk from    	  3) ;	   to go at a walk  	  4) 	  5)  ;	   to go for a walk  ;	   to take a walk ;	   to go walks with children   	  6)    (  ..)	  7) , ; ()   	  8) .  (.  )	  9) .    walk of life  ; , ;	   people from all walks of life    	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  ;    ;  , ;	   I have walked the country for many miles round        ;	   to walk a mile  ;	   to walk the floor    	  3)  ,  (-.);	   to walk a baby   ;	   to walk a dog   	  4)  (   )	  5)   ( ,    ..);	   to walk the rounds  	  6)  ( )	  7) .   walk about , , ;	   walk away	    ) ;	   to walk away from smb.  -.  ;	    ) ;	    ) . ,  (with);	   walk back   ( ,    ..);	   walk in ;	   walk into	    ) ;	    ) . ,    ( -.);	    ) . , ;	    ) . , ;	   he walked into the ambush    ;	   walk off	    ) ;	    ) ;	    ) . ,  (with);	    )    (with);	   walk on	    )  ;	    )  ;	    ) .    ;	   walk out	    ) ;	    ) ;	    ) to walk out with smb. . , ""  -. (.  );	   walk over	    ) ;	    )     (   ..);	    )   (  -.  ..);  ;	   walk up  (to walk  -.) to walk in on smb. ,   -.;	   to walk out on smb.  -.  ;   -.;	   to walk the boards  ;	   to walk the hospitals     ;	   to walk smb. round  -.  ;	   to walk in golden ( silver) slippers =   

walkaway  n.   ( )

walker  n.	  1) ;	   I am not much of a walker   	  2) . 	Walker  interj. . !,   !

walkie-lookie  n. .   

walkie-talkie  n. .  

walking  1. pres-p.  walk 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2) 	3. a.	  1) ; ;	   walking case .  	  2) .   ;	   walking excavator   walking corpse  ;	   walking dictionary  ;	   walking delegate  ;	   walking gentleman (lady) .  ();	   walking part   

walking-papers  n. pl. .   ;	   to get the walking-papers    ,  

walking-race  n.    

walking-stick  n. 

walking-ticket  = walking-papers

walking-tour  n.  

walkon  n. .  " "; 

walkout  n.	  1) 	  2)        (  )

walkover  n.  

walkup  n. . .     

walkway  n. ; 

wall  1. n.	  1) ;	   a blank wall  	  2)  ()	  3) . , ;	   wall of partition ; 	  4) pl. . 	  5) .  ()	  6) attr. ;	   wall box  ()  to give smb. the wall ;  ,   .. -.;	   to take the wall of smb.    -.;	   to go to the wall  ; ;	   the weakest goes to the wall . =  ;	   to see through ( into) a brick wall   ;	   with one's back to the wall   ;	   to push ( to drive, to thrust) to the wall   ;    ;	   to hang by the wall    ;	   walls have ears   	2. v.	  1)  	  2) ,  	  3)   wall up  (, ); 

wall pier  n. . 

wall Street  n. - (  -,   ); .   ,  

wall-eye  n.	  1) 	  2)   	  3) . 

wall-eyed  a.	  1)    	  2) , 	  3)  ( )	  4) . , 

walla  . n.	  1) . , 	  2) , 	  3) 

wallaby  n.	  1)  ()	  2) pl. .  on the wallaby (track) . ; 

wallah  . n.	  1) . , 	  2) , 	  3) 

wallaroo  n. .  ()

wallet  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  (   ..)	  3) . 

wallflower  n.	  1) .  ()	  2) . ,    ( ,   ..)	  3) . . ,    

Walloon  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  	2. a. 

wallop  .	1. n.	  1)  ;	   to land ( to strike) a wallop  	  2) ,  ( )	  3)  ,  	  4) 	2. v.	  1)  , ;  ()	  2)  ;   (. wallop along)

walloper  n. .  , 

walloping  1. pres-p.  wallop 2	2. a. . , 	3. n. .	  1) , , 	  2)  

wallow  1. n.	  1)    ,    	  2)  (   ..)	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2)  , 	  3) . ; ;	   to wallow in money   

wallpainting  n.  ; ,  

wallpaper  n. 

walnut  n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)   	  4) attr.  over the walnuts and the wine .    

walnuttree  = walnut 2

Walpurgisnight  n.  

walrus  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. walrus moustache .   "  "

waltz  1. n. 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)    (. waltz in, waltz out, waltz round)

wamble  v. .	  1) ,   	  2) ()	  3)  ( )	  4)   

wampum  n.    ( )

wampus  n. . ,    

wan  1. a.	  1) , ; 	  2) , 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  , 

wand  n.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3)  	  4) 	  5) . 

wander  1. v.	  1) ; , 	  2)  ( ,   ..)	  3) ;	   to wander out of one's way   	  4) . ;	   to wander from the point  ( )  	  5)  , , 	  6)  (. wander in one's mind)	  7)  ( ,   ..)	2. n. 

wanderer  n. ; 

wandering  1. pres-p.  wander 1	2. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) (. pl.) ,  	3. a.	  1) ; 	  2)  ( ,   ..)	  3) . ;	   wandering kidney  

wanderlust  n.   

wane  1. n.	  1) ;	   to be on the wane ;    ( )	  2) , ;	   his power was on the wane      	  3) . 	2. v.	  1)    ( ); 	  2)   , ; ;   ; 

wangle  .	1. n. , ;  	2. v.	  1) , ,  ;	   to wangle an extra week's holiday     	  2)    	  3)  , 

want  1. n.	  1)  (of want );	   for ( from) want of smth. - ,  -.;	   to be in want of smth.   -.	  2)  (of want	    ) 3) ( pl.) ; , ;	   my wants are few   	  4) , ;	   the family was perpetually in want     	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)   ( -.);	   he certainly does not want intelligence    ;	   it wants ten minutes to four   ;	   he never wants for friends     	  3)  (. want for);	   let him want for nothing       	  4) ;	   he is wanted by the police   	  5)  ;  , ;	   you want to see a doctor     

wantad  n. ()  ( )     

wantage  n. ,  

wanting  1. pres-p.  want 2	2. a.	  1) ;	   wanting in initiative 	  2) , ;	   a month wanting two days    	  3) ;	   he seems to be slightly wanting  , -,   	3. prep. ;	   wanting mutual trust business is impossible      

wanton  1. a.	  1) . 	  2) .  ( ,   ..)	  3) . ,  (   ..)	  4) , ; , ; 	  5) ; 	  6) 	2. n. 	3. v.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) . 

wapiti  n.  ()

war  1. n.	  1) ;	   civil war  ;	   ideological war  ;	   war of manoeuvre  ;	   in the war	    )  ;	    )   ;	   war to the knife   ;    ,   ;	   at war   ;	   to carry the war into the enemy's country ( camp)     ; .   ;    ;	   to declare war on smb.   -.;	   to levy ( to make, to wage) war on smb.    -.;	   art of war  ;	   the Great W., World W. I    (1914-1918 .);	   World W.	II    (1939-1945 .)	  2) ;	   war of the elements  ;	   war between man and nature    	  3) attr. ;	   W. Office   ( );	   war seat   ;	   on a war footing   ;	   war effort  ,      ;	   war loan  ;	   war crimes  ;	   war hawk  , ""	2. v. .  war down , 

war-plane  n.  

warble  1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	2. v.  ;  ( )

warbler  n.  

warcloud  n.  ;   

warcry  n.  ; 

ward  1. n.	  1) ;	   to be in ward   	  2) ; 	  3)   	  4)  ();  ()	  5) . 	  6)    (     )	  7) attr. ward round   () watch and ward  ;	   to keep watch and ward (over) 	2. v. ward off ,  (, )

warden  n.	  1) ; ,  (   )	  2)  	  3) , ; 	  4)  	  5) (. .) ;   

warder  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) . , 	  3) .  ( )

wardevastated  a. ,  

wardog  n.	  1) .  	  2)  	  3) . 

wardour Street English  n.  ,   (    -   )

wardress  n.  ; 

wardrobe  n.	  1)  ()	  2) 	  3) , 	  4) attr. ;	   wardrobe dealer   ;	   wardrobe mistress	    ) ;	    ) ;	   wardrobe trunk , -   

wardroom  n.	  1)  -	  2) (the wardroom) .  

wardship  n. 

ware  I n.	  1) ;	   china ware ;	   delft ware  	  2) pl. (),  	II 1. a. predic. . . , 	2.  . , . imp. . 

warehouse  1. n.	  1)  ; 	  2)  	  3) attr. 	2. v.   ;   

warehouseman  n.	  1)  	  2)   	  3)  

warfare  n.	  1) ;   	  2) , 

wargame  n.  

warhead  n. .  ;     

warhorse  n.	  1) .  	  2)  (); ,  	  3)     ..

warily  adv. 

wariness  n. , 

warlike  a.	  1) ;	   warlike attitude 	  2) 

warlock  n. . , , 

warlord  n.	  1)   	  2) 	  3)  

warm  1. a.	  1) ; , 	  2) ;	   warm countries  	  3) ,  	  4) ,  ( ,   ..);	   warm heart  	  5) ; , ;	   warm with wine  ;	   in warm blood ;  	  6) 	  7) .  ();	   to follow a warm scent    	  8) . , ;  	  9) .  (  -   ,   ) warm language . ;	   warm work    ;	   to make things warm for smb.  -.;  -.  ;	   warm corner   (  ..);	   to get warm	    ) ;	    ) ;	    )   ;	   you are getting warm! ! (. .    -   );    	2. n. . ;	   to have a warm ;	   I must give the milk a warm    British warm   	3. v.	  1) (), (), () (. warm up)	  2) (), ,  ( warm to, warm toward);	   my heart warms to him   ;	   to warm to one's work    ;	   to warm to one's role   ;	   to warm to one's subject   warm up	    ) (), ();	    ) (); ;	   to warm up to smth.    -.;	    ) .  to warm the bench .      ;   

warmblooded  a.	  1) . 	  2)  ( )

warmedover  a. ,  that is warmedover cabbage   

warmer  n.	  1) 	  2)    

warmhearted  a. , ; 

warmhouse  n. , 

warming  1. pres-p.  warm 3	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2) . , 

warmingpan  n.	  1)  (  ,   )	  2) .  

warmingup  n.	  1) . 	  2) . 

warmish  a. 

warmonger  1. n.  	2. v.   

warmth  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ; 	  4) .  

warmup  n. . . 

warn  v. ;  (of)

warning  1. pres-p.  warn	2. n.	  1) ; ;	   to give a warning ;	   it must be a warning to you     	  2) ,  (-. )	  3)       ;	   to give a month's warning     	3. a.	  1) , 	  2) 

warp  1. n.	  1)  ()	  2) ;  ()	  3) ; ,      ..; 	  4) .    	  5)  	2. v.	  1) (); ; ,  ( );	   the tabletop has warped   	  2) ,  (  ..);	   to warp one's judgement   ;	   to warp one's whole life ,   	  3) . ()	  4)   

warpaint  n.	  1)     ( )	  2) .  ,   	  3) . . 	  4) . ,   ..

warpath  n. .   (  ) to be ( to go) on the warpath  ,    ,   

warped  1. p-p.  warp 2	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ;  (   ..)

warper  n. . 

warrant  1. n.	  1)  (   ..); 	  2) ; ; ;	   he had no warrant for saying that       	  3) .     -	2. v.	  1) ,  ; 	  2) , ;	   I'll warrant him a perfectly honest man ,     ;	   the colours of all stuffs warranted fast     ;	   I'll warrant (you that...)   ( , ...);	   we shall win the game, I warrant     ,   	  3)  , 

warrant-officer  n.	  1) . - (      )	  2) . 

warrantable  a. ; 

warrantee  n. . ,     

warranter  = warrantor

warrantor  n. ,  ; 

warranty  n.	  1) 	  2) . ; 	  3) .    (. warranty test)

warren  n.	  1) ,   	  2)  	  3)  ,   ..;	   a warren of passages  

warring  1. pres-p.  war 2	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) 

warrior  n. . ; ; 

warship  n.  

wart  n.	  1) 	  2) , ,  ( ) to paint smb. with his warts  -.  

warthog  n. . 

wartime  n.	  1)  ;	   in wartime   	  2) attr. ,   ;  ;	   wartime industry    

warty  a.  , 

warwhoop  n. .  

warworn  a.  ;  

wary  a.	  1) 	  2) ; 

was  ( ); ( )   . . . to be

wasbird  n. . ,    ,  

wash  1. n.	  1) ( wash) ;	   to have a wash ;	   to give a wash , 	  2) (the wash) ;	   to send clothes to the wash    ;	   at the wash  	  3) (the wash) . ;	   to hang out the wash to dry   	  4) ;  	  5)  , ; 	  6) ; ;  ;  	  7) . ,     	  8) ;  	  9)   (,  )	  10) , ; ; 	  11)  	  12)   ()	  13) ; 	  14) , 	  15) attr.   	  16) attr. , ;	   wash goods   it'll all come out in the wash  	2. v.	  1) (); , , , ; ;	   to wash clean  	  2) . , 	  3)  ( );   ( )	  4)  () ;	   that theory won't wash     	  5) ,  (; . wash upon);    ( ;  wash against)	  6) 	  7) ,  ( );	   to wash ashore   ;	   to wash overboard   	  8) , ; , 	  9) ;	   flowers washed with dew ,  	  10) ;   	  11)  (, )	  12) .  (, )	  13)    wash away	    ) ; ; ;	    ) , ;	   to wash away one's sin   ;	   wash down	    ) ;	    )  ();	    ) ; ;	    )  (,  ,   ..);	   wash of  (. .);	   wash out	    ) () (. .);	    ) ,    -.;	    ) ;	    ) (. p-p.)  , ;	   to be washed out, to look washed out ;     ;  ,  ;	    ) (), () ( );	    )   (  ,   ..);	   wash over   ;	   wash up   to wash one's hands  ;	   to wash one's dirty linen in public =    

wash-hand  a. ;	   wash-hand basin	    )   ;	    )  ;	   wash-hand stand = wash-stand

wash-house  n. 

wash-leather  n. 

wash-out  n.	  1) ; 	  2) . 	  3) . 

wash-room  n.	  1) 	  2) . , 

wash-stand  n. 

wash-tub  n.   

wash-up  n.	  1) = washing-up	  2) -.,    (,   ..)

washable  a. , 

washandwear  1. n.   ,     	2. a.      ( )

washbasin  n. () ;  

washboard  n.	  1)  	  2) . 	  3)   

washboiler  n.    

washbowl  n. 

washcloth  n.	  1)    	  2)    

washday  n.  

washdrawing  n.	  1) 	  2)   

washed-out  a.	  1) 	  2) . ,  ( )

washed-up  a.	  1) = washedout 2	  2) . ; , 

washer  n.	  1) 	  2)  ; 	  3)  	  4) . 

washerwoman  n. 

washiness  n.	  1) 	  2) 

washing  1. pres-p.  wash 2	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  ( )	  3) 	  4)   (,   ..)	3. a.	  1) 	  2)   , ;	   washing powder  

washing-day  = wash-day

washing-house  = washhouse

washing-machine  n.  

washing-soda  n.  

washing-stand  = washstand

washing-up  n.	  1)  	  2)  ,   

washwoman  = washerwoman

washy  a.	  1) , ; 	  2) , 	  3) , 

wasn't  . = was not

wasp  n. 

waspish  a.	  1) , ; , 	  2)  ( )

wassail  .	1. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	2. v. , 

wassailing  n.          

wast  ( ); ( ) .  2 . . .   . to be

wastage  n.	  1) ; , , , ;	   normal wastage  ,  	  2) 

waste  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ; , , , 	  3)  ;	   oil waste  ;	   to run ( to go) to waste   , =    	  4) , , , , 	  5) . , ;   (.    )	  6) .  	2. a.	  1) , ; ; ;	   waste land ( ground) , ;	   to lay waste ;	   to lie waste   ( )	  2) , ;	   waste effort  ;	   waste products ;	   waste paper 	  3) . ;	   waste steam  	  4) , 	3. v.	  1)  (,   ..);  ();  ;	   to waste money    ;	   to waste words   ;   ;	   my joke was wasted upon him     	  2) ;	   to be entirely wasteed     	  3) 	  4) ;	   he was wasted by disease   	  5) ; ,    (. waste away)

waste-basket  = waste-paper-basket

waste-paper-basket  n.   () ;	   fit for the waste-paper-basket , 

waste-pipe  n.  

wasteful  a. 

waster  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  	  3) .  

wasting  1. pres-p.  waste 3	2. a.	  1) ; ;	   wasting war  	  2)  ( )

wastrel  = waster

watch  I n.	  1)  (, );	   a dress watch -;	   by ( on) my watch   ;	   he set his watch by mine      	  2) attr. watch band    	II 1. n.	  1) ; ; ;	   to keep watch over smb., smth.	    )   -., -.;	    ) ,  -., -.;	   to be on the watch for , 	  2) ; . ; , 	  3) . ;	   in the watches of the night    	  4) .  ( )	  5) .  to pass as a watch in the night   	2. v.	  1) , ; ;	   to watch it .  ;	   watch that he doesn't fall ,    ;	   to watch TV  	  2) ; 	  3) ; ,  (. watch over)	  4) ,  (. watch for) watch in   ;	   watch out ;	   watch out !;	   watch over  a watched pot never boils =  ,  ;	   to watch one's step	    )  ;	    )  

watch-box  n.  

watch-case  n.  

watch-chain  n.   

watch-crystal  = watch-glass

watch-fire  n.	  1)  	  2)  

watch-glass  n.   

watch-guard  n.     

watch-house  n. .  

watch-key  n.    

watch-maker  n.	  1) 	  2) watch-maker's  

watch-night  n.	  1)    	  2) .  

watch-pocket  n.   

watch-spring  n.  

watch-tower  n.  

watchdog  n.	  1)  	  2) attr. watchdog committee .   (   ..)

watcher  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) .     	  4) , 

watchful  a. ; 

watchman  n.	  1)  	  2) 

watchword  n.	  1) 	  2) ; , 

water  1. n.	  1) ;	   by water  ;	   on the water  ,   ..;	   let's go on the water   ;	   to hold water	    )   ;	    )   (   ..);	    )   ;	   to make water   ( ) {. . 7};	   water bewitched . =	    )  (   ..);	    )  ( )	  2) 	  3) ( pl.) ; ; 	  4) ( pl.) () ;	   to drink the waters   ,    ( )	  5)   	  6) 	  7)   (); , , , ,  , ;	   to make ( to pass) water  {. . 1};	   red water  ;	   water on the brain  	  8)  (  );	   of the first water   (  , .  ); . ;	   genius of the first water  	  9) . .  water-colour the waters of forgetfulness , , ;	   to draw water in a sieve   ;	   to get into ( to be in) hot water    (.   );	   in deep water(s)  ;	   in low water " ",   ;	   in smooth water ;	   like a fish out of water    ;  ,   ;	   to spend money like water  ;	   to shed blood like water   ;	   written in water ,  (   ..)	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) , ;  	  3)  ()	  4)   	  5)   (   ..)	  6)  (; . water down)	  7) ,  (. water down);	   to water down the differences  	  8) ; ;  , ;	   it made his mouth water    	  9)  (  )	  10) . 

water aerodrome  n. 

water bus  n.  

water polo  n. .  

water pump  n.  

water-anchor  n. .  

water-bailiff  n.	  1)  	  2) .   

water-bearer  n. 

water-bearing  a. 

water-bed  n.  ,   ( )

water-bird  n.  

water-blister  n.  

water-borne  a.	  1)   ,  ( )	  2) .    ( )

water-bottle  n.	  1)   	  2) 

water-butt  n.    

water-can  n. 

water-carriage  n.  

water-carrier  n.	  1) ; 	  2)  	  3) (W.)  (   )

water-cart  n.	  1)    	  2)  

water-closet  n. , 

water-colour  n.	  1) (. pl.) ( )	  2)  ()	  3) attr. 

water-cooled  a. .   

water-craft  n. ; . 

water-cure  n. 

water-dog  n. .  ;  

water-drinker  n. 

water-drop  n.	  1)  	  2) 

water-engine  n.	  1)  	  2) .  

water-front  n.	  1) ;  ;  ,    (,   ..)	  2) 

water-gas  n. .  

water-gate  n.  ()

water-gauge  n. 

water-glass  n.	  1)  	  2) .  	  3)    ; 

water-hammer  n. .  

water-hen  n.  ; 

water-ice  n.  

water-jacket  n. .  

water-level  n.	  1)  ;   	  2) 

water-lily  n.  , 

water-line  n. . 

water-main  n.  

water-meadow  n.  

water-melon  n. 

water-meter  n. 

water-mill  n.  

water-nymph  n. ; 

water-parting  n. 

water-pipe  n.  

water-plant  n. 

water-point  n.  

water-power  n.	  1) 	  2) attr. ;	   water-power plant 

water-ram  n. .  

water-rat  n.	  1)  	  2) .   ( )	  3) .  (    ..); . . 

water-rate  n.   

water-repellent  = waterproof l

water-seal  n. .  

water-service  n. 

water-shoot  n.  

water-skin  n.      

water-skis  n.  

water-softener  n.    

water-soluble  a.   

water-supply  n. 

water-system  n.	  1)    	  2) = water-supply

water-table  n.	  1)  	  2)   	  3) .  

water-tap  n. 

water-to-airmissile  n. .   "-"

water-tower  n.  

water-trough  n.   

water-vole  n.  

water-waggon  n.	  1)  	  2)     , "" to be on the water-waggon    

water-wagon  n.	  1)  	  2)     , "" to be on the water-wagon    

water-wave  n.	  1)  , 	  2)  

water-way  n.	  1)  ;	   inland (international) water-ways  ()  	  2)  , 	  3) . , 

water-wheel  n.  

water-wings  n.   (  )

waterage  n.	  1)    	  2)      

watercourse  n.	  1) ; ; ; 	  2) 

watercress  n. .  , 

watered  1. p-p.  water 2	2. a.	  1) 	  2)  ()	  3) watered stock .   

waterfall  n. 

waterfowl  n. (. .)  

watering  1. pres-p.  water 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) 	  4) 	  5) .   

watering-can  = water-can

watering-cart  = water-cart 1

watering-place  n.	  1) 	  2) ,    	  3)  

watering-pot  = water-can

waterless  a. 

waterlog  v.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) () 	  4)  (  )

waterlogged  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  

waterman  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

watermanship  n.   

watermark  1. n.	  1)   ( )	  2) .   	2. v.    ( )

waterproof  1. a. , 	2. n.  	3. v.  

waterscape  n.  

watershed  n.	  1) 	  2)  

waterside  n.	  1) 	  2) attr.   ,   

waterspout  n.	  1)  	  2)  

watertight  a.	  1) ; 	  2) ,  ,   (   ..)	  3)    ,   (    ..)

waterworks  n. pl. (.  sg.   pl.)	  1)  ;  	  2)  ;  to turn on the waterworks . ,  

watery  a.	  1) ; 	  2) ,  ( )	  3) ,  (   ..)	  4)  	  5)   ( )

watt  n. . 

wattle  I n.  ( );  (, )	II 1. n.	  1) ;	   wattle and daub 	  2) .    	2. v.	  1)  ()	  2)   

wattled  1. p-p.  wattle II, 2	2. a. 

wattless  a. . , ""

wattmeter  n. . 

waul  v. , 

wave  1. n.	  1) , ;	   the waves . 	  2) ; ;	   a wave of enthusiasm  	  3) 	  4) ;	   she has a natural wave in her hair    	  5)  (. hair wave);	   to get a wave  	  6) ;	   a wave of the hand  	  7) .  ;    	  8) . ; ;	   long (medium, short) waves  (, ) 	  9) attr. ;	   wave mechanics  	2. v.	  1)  ( );  (   ..);  ( )	  2)  ( )	  3)  ()	  4) ,  (, );   ;	   to wave in farewell, to wave a farewell     wave aside   (   ..);  ( -.);	   wave away  (-.)  ; . ;   ( -.),   ();	   wave off  (. .)

wave-length  n. .  

waved  1. p-p.  wave 2	2. a.  ( ); 

waveguide  n. . 

wavelet  n.  

waver  v.	  1) 	  2)  ( )	  3)  ( )	  4) ,  (   ..)

wavering  1. pres-p.  waver	2. n. ; 	3. a. , 

wavy  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) . 

wax  I	1. n.	  1) ;	   mineral wax  , 	  2)  	  3) attr. ;	   wax candle  	2. v. 	II v.  ( ; . .) to wax angry 	III n. .  ; ;	   to be in a wax   ;	   to get into a wax , 

wax-end  n. 

wax-paper  n.  

waxcloth  n. 

waxen  a.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) 	  4)   

waxwork  n.	  1)   	  2)  ; 	  3) pl. 

waxy  a.	  1) 	  2)   	  3) 

way  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   to take one's way ; ;	   to lead the way  ;  ,  ;	   to lose one's way   ;	   back way  ;	   on the way	    )  ;	   on the way home   ;	    ) ;	   to be on one's way   ;	   to go one's way(s) , ;	   to be in the way	    )   , ;	    )   ;	   by the way	    )  ,  ;	    ) ,  ;	   to get out of smb.'s way   ;	   to make way for smb., smth.  ,   -., -.;	   to see one's way ,   ;     -.;	   now I see my way   ,  ;	   to try one's own way  -;	   to have ( to get) one's own way  ,   ,  -;	   to have it one's own way  -,  ;	   she had it her own way in the end       ;	   have it your (own) way ,  ,  ;	   to be in the way of doing smth.    ,   -.;	   out of the way	    )   ;  ;	    ) ; , ;	   he has done nothing out of the way        	  2) , ;	   look this way  ;	   this way, please () , ; (are you) going my way?   ?;	   the other way round 	  3) ;	   a little way, . . a little ways ;	   a long way, . . a long ways 	  4)  ; ;	   to make one's way	    ) ; ;	    )  ,     (. to make one's way in the world);	   to make the best of one's way    , ;	   to have way on   ( ,   ..);	   under way .   (. .);	   preparations are under way  ;	   to be well under way   	  5) , , ; ;  ;	   I will find a way to do it -     ;	   to put smb. in the way of (doing) smth. -  -.  ,  -.  . .;	   to see one's way (clear) to doing smth. - ,   -.;	   to have a way with smb. -     -.,   -. - way of living - to my way of thinking - one way or another - the other way - ways and means	  6) , ; ;	   it is not in his way to be communicative -     ;	   to stand in the ancient ways -    	  7)  ;	   to live in a great (small) way     ()	  8) , ;	   to be in the retail way   	  9) ;	   in a bad way   	  10) . ;	   she is in a terrible way   	  11) ;	   bad in every way    ;	   in a way   ;   ;   ;	   in many ways   	  12) pl. . 	  13) .  ()	  14) attr. the Ways and Means Committee	    )    ;	    )      way out   ;	   by way of	    ) ,  ;	    )  ,  ;	   to give way	    ) , ;	    ) ,  (  ..);	    ) , ;	    )  ( );	   one way or the other    ,   ;	   no two ways about it	    )  ;	    )       ;	   to put smb. in the way of smth.  -. ,    -.;	   pay your own way   ;	   to go the way of all flesh ( of nature, of all the earth) ;	   to go out of one's way..., to put oneself out of the way...     (  ,  );	   she went out of the way to please her future mother-in-law         ;	   to put smb. out of the way  -.,  -.;	   to come smb.'s way ,  -. (  );	   the longest way round is the shortest way home . =  ,  ;	   to have a way with oneself  	2. adv. . , , ;	   way behind  ;	   way back ;	   way back in the nineties   90- ;	   way ahead  ;	   the runner was way ahead of his opponents     ;	   way over ;	   to go way over one's budget   ,  

way-bill  n.	  1)  	  2)  (  ..)	  3) ;  

way-leave  n.	  1)     	  2)    

way-out  a. .	  1) 	  2) ,  (   ..)	  3) 

way-station  n. .   ; 

way-worn  a.  ( )

wayfarer  n. , 

wayfaring  1. n. ; 	2. a. ;     

waygoing  .	1. n. 	2. a. 

waylay  v.	  1) ;   ( -.)	  2)    (-. waylay    ..)

wayside  1. n.	  1)  ; 	  2) pl. -.  	2. a. 

wayward  a.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3)   

we  pron. pers (obj. us) 

we'd  . . = we had; we should; we would

we'll  . . = we shall; we will

we're  . . = we are

we've  . . = we have

weak  a.	  1) ;	   in a weak moment  ;	   weak point ( spot)  ;	   he is weak in English  ,    ;	   weak in the head  	  2) ; ;	   weak refusal  	  3) 	  4) ,  (   ..)	  5) . 	  6) . ,  the weaker sex   ( )

weak-eyed  a.   (  ) 

weak-headed  a.	  1) 	  2)  

weak-kneed  a. , 

weak-minded  = weak-headed 1

weak-spirited  a. 

weaken  v.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , 

weakling  n.    

weakly  1. a. , 	2. adv. 

weakness  n.	  1) 	  2) , ,  (for weakness  -.)	  3)  , : , 	  4) , 

weal  I n. , ;	   for the public ( general) weal   ;	   common weal   in weal and woe     	II = wale

weald  n.	  1) ; 	  2) (the W.)   ,      , , , 

wealth  n.	  1) ;	   a man of wealth  	  2) ;	   wealth of hair  ;	   wealth of experience  	  3) .  , ; 	  4) .  great wealth  

wealthy  a.	  1) ; 	  2) ,  (in);	   language wealthy in nuances  

wean  I v.	  1)   	  2)  (from, of, away wean )	II n. . 

weanling  n. ,    

weapon  n.	  1) ; . ;	   weapon of mass destruction   	  2)   (   )

weaponless  a. 

weaponry  n. , , atomic weaponry  

wear  I	1. n.	  1) ,  ();	   in wear  ,  ;	   this is now in (general) wear   ;	   a dress for summer wear  	  2) , ;	   men's wear  ;	   working wear  	  3) , ;	   there is still much wear in these shoes      	  4) , ;	   to show wear  wear and tear	    ) ; ; ;	    ) .   ;	    ) ;	   wear and tear of life  	2. v. (wore; worn)	  1)   ( -.);  (  ..);	   to wear scent ;	   to wear one's hair loose    	  2)  ( );	   to wear well   {. . 3}	  3) ,  ;	   to wear well     {. . 2};	   to wear a troubled look    ,  	  4) , , ; ; ;	   the water has worn a channel   ;	   to wear a track across a field    	  5) ; 	  6) ,  ( );	   the day wears towards its close    	  7) . to wear the ensign ( the flag)    wear away	    ) ();	    )   ( );	   wear down	    ) (), ();	   the record is worn down   ;	    )  (  ..);  ();	    )  (-.);	   wear off	    )  ();	    ) ; ;	   the effect of the medicine will wear off in a few hours      ;	   wear on   ( );	   wear out	    ) ();	    ) () (   ..);	    ) ;	    )  to wear the King's ( the Queen's) coat    ;	   to wear the breeches ( . the pants)    ( );   	II = weir

wearer  n.  (,   ..); ,    ,   ..

weariful  a. , 

weariless  a. 

weariness  n.	  1) , 	  2) , 

wearing  1. pres-p.  wear I, 2	2. a.	  1)   ;	   wearing apparel , 	  2) ; , 

wearisome  a.	  1) , 	  2) ,  

wearproof  a. ,  

weary  1. a.	  1) 	  2) ,   (of weary  -.);   ;	   I am weary of it   	  3) ;	   weary hours  	2. v.	  1) ()	  2) ,   (of weary  -.);     .. weary for   -.,  -.;   -.

weasel  n. .  to catch a weasel asleep   ,  

weather  1. n.	  1) ;	   weather permitting    ;	   good weather  ;	   bad weather 	  2) , ;	   to make good (bad) weather .  ()   ( )	  3) attr.   ;	   weather conditions  ;	   weather report  in the weather  ,  ;	   to make heavy weather of smth.  -. , ;	   under the weather	    ) , ;	    )  ,   ;	    ) . ;	   to have the weather (of)	    ) .    ;	    )   ( -.)	2. a. .  to keep one's weather  open   ;   	3. v.	  1) (),  ()  	  2)  (, ,   ..)	  3) .     weather on .    ;	   weather out, weather through  (  ..)

weatherbeaten  a.	  1)  	  2) ; 	  3)  , 

weatherboard  n. .  

weatherbound  a.  

weatherbureau  n.  

weatherchart  n.  

weathercloth  n. . ;  

weathercock  n.	  1) 	  2) ,  , 

weathered  1. p-p.  weather 3	2. a.	  1)   	  2) . 	  3) .      ( )

weatherforecast  n.  

weatherglass  n. 

weathering  1. pres-p.  weather 3	2. n.	  1) .       , 	  2) . , 

weatherman  n. . 

weathermap  = weatherchart

weatherproof  a.   ;    

weatherprophet  n.   (  )

weatherside  n. .  

weathersign  n.  

weatherstained  a. 

weatherstation  n.  

weatherstrip  n.  (   ..     )

weathervane  = weathercock 1

weatherwear  n.   (    ..)

weatherwise  a.   

weatherworn  a.   

weave  1. v. (wove, woven)	  1) 	  2) ; 	  3) . . , 	  4) (), (), ()	  5) , 	2. n.	  1) ,  ();    	  2) attr. 

weaver  n. ; 

weazen  = wizen(ed)

weazened  = wizen(ed)

web  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ,  (, )	  3)  ( ,    ..)	  4) ;  	  5)  ()	  6)  ();  ();  ();  ()	  7)  	  8) , 	  9) .  	2. v.	  1)  	  2) ,  	  3)   ; , 

webbed  1. p-p.  web 2	2. a. 

webbing  1. pres-p.  web 2	2.  ; 

wed  v. (wedded . wed)	  1)  ; 	  2)   	  3) , 

wedded  1. p-p.  wed	2. a.	  1) ;	   a wedded pair  	  2)  (to wedded -.)

wedding  1. pres-p.  wed	2. n.	  1) ; , ; 	  2) attr. 

weddingbreakfast  n.     (   )

weddingcake  n.  

weddingday  n.  ;  

weddingdress  n.  

weddingfavour  n.  

weddingring  n.  

wedge  1. n.	  1) ;	   to force ( to drive) a wedge  	  2) -.,   	  3) .   the thin end of the wedge = ,   ;   ( -.)	2. v.	  1)  	  2)    	  3)      (  ) wedge in ;	   to wedge oneself in ;	   wedge off 

wedge writing  n. 

wedgies  n. pl.  ()

Wedgwood  n.  (   .  )

wedlock  n. ; ;	   children born in (out of) wedlock  () 

Wednesday  n.  ( )

wee  I a. . , ;	   a wee bit 	II .	1. n. , - (. weewee)	2. v. ,  -

weed  I	1. n.	  1)  , 	  2) (the weed) 	  3) . 	  4) . ,  	  5) .  ill weeds grow apace .     	2. v.	  1) 	  2) ;  weed away, weed out , ; 	II n.	  1) pl.   (. widow's weeds)	  2)  , 

weedy  a.	  1)  	  2)    	  3) , , ; 

week  n.	  1) ;	   in a week  ;   ;	   he came back Saturday week      ,   	  2)     a week of Sundays .	    )  ;	    ) =  ;	   week in, week out 

weekday  n.  

weekend  1. n.        , ;	   to go to the country for the weekend     	2. v.  (-.)      

weekender  n.          

weekly  1. n. 	2. a. ; 	3. adv. ;   

ween  v. .	  1) , 	  2) 

weep  v. (wept)	  1) , 	  2)  (for)	  3)  ; ,  ;	   the pipes have wept   weep away ;	   weep out ;	   to weep oneself out 

weeper  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  , 	  4) pl. . 

weeping  1. pres-p.  weep	2. a.	  1)  	  2) ;	   weeping willow  	  3) 	  4) . , ;	   weeping eczema .   W. Cross . ,    ;	   to come home by W. Cross 	3. n.	  1) , 	  2)  (   ..)

weepy  n. .  , =    (, , )

weevil  n. . 

weevilly  a.   ( )

weft  n.	  1) . 	  2) . 

weigh  v.	  1) ()	  2) , , ;	   to weigh the advantages and disadvantages     ;	   to weigh one's words   ,   	  3)  (with, against)	  4) ;	   how much do you weigh?   ?	  5)  , ,  weigh down	    ) ; ;	    ) , ;	   weigh in	    ) .    ( );	    ) to weigh in with  ( ,   ..);	   to weigh in with an argument   ;	   weigh on ;	   weigh out	    ) , ;	    ) .    ( );	   weigh up	    ) ;	    )   ;	   weigh upon = weigh on; weigh with  ;   (  ..)

weighbridge  n.  

weigher  n.	  1) 	  2) , 

weighin  n.    

weighing  1. pres-p.  weigh	2. n. ;	   weighing in = weighin

weighingmachine  n. 

weighout  a.    

weight  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   to put on weight , ;	   to lose weight 	  2) ; 	  3) 	  4) , , ;	   men of weight  ;	   on argument of great weight  ;	   to throw one's weight about . ;   	  5) , ;	   a (great) weight off one's mind =   ,   	  6) ;	   pl. 	  7) . , 	  8) .   Weights and Measures Department    	2. v.	  1) ;  ;  	  2) ,  (with)	  3)  ( )	  4)  ,  weight down	    )  , ;	    )  (  ..)

weightless  a. 

weightlessness  n. ;  

weightlifter  n. , 

weightlifting  n. .  ;  

weighty  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) , 

weir  1. n. , ; 	2. v.  , 

weird  1. n. . .	  1) , 	  2) , 	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) . , ;  the weird sisters .  , ; 

weirdie  n. . ,  

weirdy  . = weirdie

Welch  = Welsh	welch  = welsh

welcome  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ,  ;	   to give a warm welcome   ;	   to find a ready welcome   ;	   to wear out ( to outstay) smb.'s welcome  -. ;  	2. a.	  1) ; ;	   welcome news  ;	   to take smb. welcome   -.	  2) welcome to predic.  ;	   he is welcome to use my library        (you are) welcome	    )  ;	    ) ,    (   )	3. v.	  1) ;  ;	   I welcome you to my house     	  2) ,  (,   ..)	4. interj.  ! (. you are welcome!);	   welcome home!  !

weld  1. n. .  	2. v.	  1) . ()	  2) , 

welder  n.	  1) 	  2)  

welding  1. pres-p.  weld 2	2. n. . 

welfare  n.	  1) , 	  2) = welfare work {. 3}	  3) attr. the W. State . "  ";	   welfare work      (  ..); 

welkin  n. . , 

well  I	1. n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) . 	  4)  	  5)  	  6)   (  )	  7) . ; , 	2. v. ,   ( well up, well out, well forth)	II 1. adv. (better; best)	  1) ! well done! ; !;	   she is well spoken of    	  2)  ; ; ;	   we ought to examine the results well    ;	   to talk well  	  3) , , ;	   to behave well   ;	   you can't well refuse to help him         	  4) , ;	   he was well out of sight     	  5) , , , ;	   the work is well on   ;	   he is well past forty    ;	   it may well be true  ,        ;	   this may well be so    as well as   ,  ;  ;	   it's just as well   ,   , =   ;	   well enough  ;	   the girl speaks French well enough to act as our interpreter      ,    	2. a. (better; best)	  1) predic. ;	   all is well   ,  ;	   all turned out well  ;	   all turned out well out of smth.    -.	  2) predic. ;	   I am quite well   	  3) well up predic. , ;	   he isn't well up in psychology     	  4) attr. . (   ) 	3. n. ;	   I wish him well     let well alone, . let well enough alone =     	4. interj. ! ( , , ,   ..);	   well and good! !, !;	   if you promise that, well and good    ,  ;	   well, to be sure   !;	   well, what next? ,   ?;	   well, now tell me all about it ,      

welladvised  a. 

wellappointed  a.  ,  

wellarmed  a.  

wellbalanced  a.	  1) , 	  2) ; 

wellbecoming  a. , 

wellbehaved  a.	  1) 	  2)  ( )

wellbeing  n.	  1) 	  2) ; , 

wellboring  n. .  

wellborn  a. 

wellbred  a.	  1) 	  2) ,  ( )

wellbuilt  a. ;  

wellconducted  a. ; 

wellconnected  a.      

welldefined  a. ;  ,  

welldirected  a.  (   ..);  

welldish  n.     

welldisposed  a. ,  (to, towards)

welldoer  n.	  1)  	  2) 

welldoing  n.    

welldone  a.	  1) ,  	  2)  

wellearned  a. 

welleducated  a. 

wellfavoured  a. . , 

wellfed  a. ; 

wellfound  a.  ;    

wellfounded  = wellgrounded 1

wellgroomed  a.	  1)   ( )	  2) ; 

wellgrounded  a.	  1) 	  2) (in)   ( -. );  ( -.)

wellhead  n. 

wellheeled  a. . 

wellinformed  a.  

Wellingtons  n. pl.  

wellintentioned  a.   ;     

welljudged  a. ,    ;	   welljudged reply  ;	   welljudged blow ,   

wellknit  a.	  1)  	  2)  	  3) 

wellknown  a.	  1) , 	  2)  , 	  3) 

welllined  a.   ( )

wellmade  a.	  1)  	  2) ;    

wellmannered  a. 

wellmarked  a. 

wellmeaning  a.   ; 

wellmeant  = wellintentioned

wellminded  = welldisposed

wellnatured  = goodnatured

wellnigh  adv. 

welloff  a.	  1) , 	  2)  ,  (for);	   welloff for books   

welloiled  a.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) . 

wellordered  a. 

wellpaid  a.  

wellproportioned  a. , 

wellread  a.	  1) 	  2)     -.  (in);	   he is wellread in English literature     

wellregulated  a.    ; 

wellroom  n. 

wellrun  a.   ( ,   ..)

wellseeming  a.   

wellset  a.	  1) 	  2)  , 

wellsinking  n.  ;  

wellspoken  a.	  1)  ,  	  2)  (  )

wellspring  = wellhead

welltailored  a.	  1)  	  2)  

wellthoughtof  a.   ; 

wellthoughtout  a. , 

welltimed  a. 

welltodo  a. , 

welltried  a. 

welltrodden  a. ;  ; . 

wellturned  a.	  1) ,  	  2) 

wellwater  n.    

wellwisher  n. 

wellwishing  a. 

wellworn  a. ; . ,  (   ..);	   a wellworn story =   

welsh  v. ,   	Welsh  1. a. ,  Welsh rabbit ( rarebit)   	2. n.	  1) (the Welsh) pl. . , 	  2)  

Welshman  n.  ; , 

Welshwoman  n.  , 

welt  1. n.	  1)  ()	  2) ,  (  )	  3) 	  4) . ; 	2. v.	  1)    ()	  2) . , 	  3) ; 

welter  I	1. n. , ; ; ()  ( ,   ..)	2. v.	  1) , ;	   to welter in one's blood    ;	   to welter in pleasure  ;	   to welter in vice   	  2)    ( )	  3) 	II = welterweight

welterweight  n.	  1)   ( )	  2) .   ;      

wen  n.	  1) .  , 	  2) . 	  3)   ;	   the great wen 

wench  1. n.	  1) . ,  	  2) .  (.  )	  3) .  ()	2. v. .   , 

wend  v. . ;	   to wend one's way  ,  (to)

went  p.  go 1

wept  p.  p-p.  weep

were  ( ); ( )   . . . to be

weren't  . . = were not

werewolf  n. 

werwolf  n. 

west  1. n.	  1) ; . 	  2)  ; . 	  3) (the W.) .  	2. a. ;	   west country	    )   ;	    ) ,   -  	3. adv.  ,   to go west . ; 

West end  n. -, ,   

West-Ender  n.  -

westering  a.	  1)   ( )	  2)   

westerly  1. a. 	2. adv.  ;  	3. n. pl. .  , 

western  1. a. ;   	2. n.	  1) = westerner 1	  2) . . ,  ,  ,   ..	  3)  , - 

westerner  n.	  1)     (.  )	  2)   ( ,   ..)

westernize  v. () 

westernmost  a.  

westing  n. .   

westward  1. a.   	2. adv.  	3. n.  ;  

westwards  = westward 2

wet  1. a.	  1) , ; ;	   wet paint  ;	   wet to the skin, wet through   	  2) , ;	   wet weather  	  3)  ( , )	  4) , ;	   wet smile   	  5) . "",        ;	   wet state ,      	  6) . , ;	   to talk wet  	  7) . ;	   wet night 	2. n.	  1) , 	  2)  	  3) . ;  	  4) .     	  5) .  , 	  6) . 	3. v.	  1) , , ;	   to wet one's bed   ,   	  2) . ;	   to wet a bargain  ;	   to wet one's whistle  ,  wet out	    ) ;	    ) 

wet blanket  n. . ,   ,   ..

wet bob  n. ,   

wet-nurse  n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   to play wet-nurse 

wetback  n. . .  ,        

wetblanket  v. . ;  

wether  n. ,  

whack  1. n.	  1)  ;   	  2) .  ;	   to go whacks    ( -.);	   to have one's whack of smth.   -. to have a whack at smth. . ,   -.;	   out of whack .   	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) . () (. whack up)

whacked  a. . , 

whacker  n. .	  1) 	  2)  

whacking  1. pres-p.  whack 2	2. a. . 

whale  I	1. n.	  1) ;	   bull whale -;	   cow whale  	  2) a whale of . -. ,    ;	   a whale of a story  	  3) a whale at ( on) .  ( ); ; ;	   he is a whale on ( at) history    very like a whale . , !,    !	2. v. (. pres-p.)  	II v. . . , 

whale-boat  n.	  1)  	  2) 

whale-fin  = whalebone

whale-fishery  n.  

whale-oil  n. ,  

whalebone  n.	  1)  	  2)    

whaleman  n.	  1) , 	  2)  

whaler  n.	  1)  	  2) . 	  3) , 

whaling  I	1. pres-p.  whale I, 2	2. n.   ;  	3. a. . , 	II .	1. pres-p.  whale	II 2. n. . 

whaling-gun  n.  

whang  .	1. n.  	2. v. , 

wharf  n. (pl. -ves, -fs ) ; 

wharfage  n. .  

wharfinger  n.     

wharves  pl.  wharf

what  pron.	  1) inter. ?, ?, ?;	   what is it?   (?);	   what did he pay for it?     ?;	   what is he?   ? ( );	   what? what did you say? repeat, please ?   ? ;	   what about...?   ...?,  ...?;	   what about your promise? ,      ?;	   what's his name?   ?;	   what for? ?;	   what good ( use) is it?    ?,    ?;	   what if...?  , ...?;	   what manner ( kind, sort) of?  ?; ?;	   what kind of man is he?  ?,    ?;	   what next? ,   ?;	   what of...? = what about...?;	   well, what of it?, . so what?     ?, ,   ?;	   what though...?   , ...?;	   what are we the better for it all?    ?	  2) conj. , , ;	   I don't know what she wants   ,   ;	   like what's in your workers' eyes? ,    ?;	   he gave her what money he had     ,    ;	   I know what to do  ,   ;	   do you know him what came yesterday? (.  who)   ,   ?	  3) emph. !; !; !;	   what a strange phenomenon!   !;	   what an interesting book it is!   !;	   what a pity!  ! (and) what not   ;	   what ho!   ;	   what matter?  !;	   what with , -;	   what gives!   !;  !;	   I know what    , ;	   what is what   ;	   I know what's what    ;	   this isn't easy what?   , ?   ?;	   what the hell?	    )  ?;	    )   ?, !;	   come what may ,  ;	   what on earth ( in the blazes, in the world)...?  ,  ...;	   what on earth is he doing here?     ?,  ,  ,  ?

what-d'ye-call-em  .  , , ?

what-for  n. . , 

what-not  n.	  1)   	  2)  , , 

whate'er  . . whatever

whatever  1. a.   , 	2. pron.	  1) conj.  ;   ;	   I am right, whatever you think  ,      ;	   whatever the appearances...       ...;     ...;	   whatever the reason...     ...	  2) emph. ( no) ; ( any) -;	   is there any hope whatever?    - ?	  3) . () -

Whatman  n.   (. Whatman paper)

whatsis  . .    ?

whatsit  . .    ?

whatsoe'er  . . whatsoever

whatsoever     whatever

wheat  n. ;	   winter (summer) wheat  () 

Wheatstone bridge  n. . () 

wheedle  v.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  ;	   to wheedle smb. into doing smth.   -.  -.;	   to wheedle smth. out of smb.  -.  -.

wheedling  1. pres-p.  wheedle	2. a. ;     

wheel  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   Geneva wheel .  	  2)  , ;	   man at the wheel ; . , 	  3) pl. . ;	   the wheels of state  	  4) , , 	  5) 	  6)   (. potter's wheel)	  7)  ,  (. Fortune's wheel)	  8) , 	  9) . 	  10) . left (right) wheel!  ()  !	  11) .  to break on the wheel . ;	   to break a butterfly ( a fly) on the wheel =     ;	   to go on wheels    ;	   wheels within wheels  ;  ;	   to put one's shoulder to the wheel    	2. v.	  1) ,  (  ..)	  2)  	  3)  (-)	  4)   	  5) .     to wheel and deal . .  ,  ;  

wheel and axle  n. . 

wheel chair  n.    ( )

wheel-base  n. .  

wheel-horse  = wheeler 1

wheel-house  n. .  

wheelbarrow  n. 

wheeled  1. p-p.  wheel 2	2. a. ,  

wheeler  n.	  1) ,  	  2) = wheelwright	  3) attr. wheeler team  

wheeler-dealer  n. . .	  1) 	  2) , ;  (. wheeler and dealer)	  3) attr. 

wheeling  1. pres-p.  wheel 2	2. n.	  1)   	  2) ; 

wheelman  n. . 

wheelsman  n. 

wheelwright  n.  

wheeze  1. n.	  1)  , , 	  2) . 	  3) . , 	  4) .  	2. v.   ;  wheeze out 

wheezy  a.	  1)  , 	  2) 

whelk  n. 

whelm  v. . ; ; 

whelp  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	2. v. ;  

when  1. adv.	  1) inter. ?	  2) rel. ;	   during the time when you were away    	  3) conj. ;	   I don't know when she will come  ,   	2. cj.	  1) ,    ,  ,  ;	   when seated ;	   when speaking 	  2) ,  ,  ;	   he is reading the book when he might be out playing   ,      	  3) ;	   how can he buy it when he has no money?     ,     ?	3. n. , ;	   he told me the when and the why of it        ;	   till when can you stay?      ? say when  (),   (  )

whence  1. adv. inter.	  1) ? (. from whence?);	   from whence is he?  ?	  2) ?;  ?;	   whence comes it that...?   , ...	2. cj. ;	   go back whence you came  ,   

whene'er  . . whenever

whenever  1. adv. .  ;	   whenever will you learn?    ?	2. cj.   ;   ;	   I'll be at home whenever he arrives     ,   ;	   whenever I see her she is smiling      ,  () 

whensoever     whenever

where  1. adv.	  1) inter. ?; ?	  2) rel. ;	   the place where we lived is not far from here ,   ,  	  3) conj.  where from? ?;	   where do you come from?  ?;	   ask her where she comes from?  ,  ?;	   where to ?	2. cj. ;  ;  ; ;	   send him where he will be well taken care of   ,      	3. n.  ;	   the wheres and whens are important ,     

where'er  . . wherever

whereabouts  1. n. () ;	   can you tell me his whereabouts?    ,   ?	2. adv. inter. ?;   ?;   ?

whereas  cj.	  1)  	  2)   , 	  3) (   )   , 

whereat  adv.  ; ;  ;  ,  

whereby  adv.	  1) rel.  	  2) inter. .  ?; ?,  ?

wherefore  1. adv. inter. . ?,   ?;  ?	2. n. 

wherein  adv.	  1) rel. , 	  2) inter. .  ?

whereof  adv.	  1)  	  2)  ,  

wheresoe'er  . . wheresoever

wheresoever     wherever

whereupon  1. adv.  ?; ?	2. cj.  ;  ; 

wherever  1. adv.	  1) ?	  2) ?	2. cj.   ;   

wherewith  adv. . ,   

wherewithal  n. (the wherewithal) .  , 

wherry  n. , ; ; 

whet  1. n.	  1) ,  (  ..)	  2)    ;  	2. v.	  1) ,  ( )	  2) , ;  (, ) to whet one's whistle  , ,  

whether  1. cj. ;	   I don't know whether he is here   ,    whether or no   ;   	2. pron. .  ( )

whetstone  n.  

whew  interj. .   !

whey  n. 

whey-faced  a.  (.  )

which  pron.	  1) inter. ?; ?; ? ( );	   which of you am I to thank?     ?;	   which way shall we go?     ?	  2) rel. , , ;	   the book which you are talking about... ,    ...	  3) conj. , ; ;	   I don't know which way we must take   ,      

whichever  pron.	  1) inter. ?	  2) conj.  ,   

whichsoever     whichever

whicker  v. . 

whiff  I	1. n.	  1) , ;	   a whiff of fresh air   	  2) 	  3)   ( )	  4) .  	  5) . , 	  6)  ( );	   to take a whiff or two  -	2. v.	  1) ,  	  2)   (); 	  3)   , 	II n.   (   )	III n.   -

whiffet  n. . . 

whiffle  v.	  1)   (.  -  )	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) , 	  5) . ; ;  

whiffy  a. 

Whig  n. .	  1) 	  2) (. w.) 

while  1. n. ,  ;	   a long while ;	   a short while ;	   for a while  ;	   for a good while    ;	   in a little while ;	   the while . ;    	2. v. while away ;	   to while away the time ( a few hours) ,  	3. cj.	  1) ,    ;	   while in London he studied music     ,   	  2)   , ;  ;	   while the book was terribly dull, he would read it to the end     ,       

whiles  cj. . ,    

whilom  1. a. , 	2. adv. . , -;   

whilst  cj. 

whim  n. , ; 

whimper  1. n. 	2. v. 

whimsical  a.	  1) , ;	   he turned whimsical      	  2) ; 

whimsicality  n. , ; 

whimsy  1. n. , , 	2. a. = whimsical

whin  I n. .  	II n. .   

whine  1. n.  ; 	2. v.	  1) , , 	  2) , 

whinger  n. ,  

whinny  1. n.    	2. v.  

whip  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   I am no whip     	  3) . 	  4) .    (  . party whip)	  5)         ;	   the whips are off        	  6)  	  7) .  	  8)   	  9)  (  ..)	  10)  ,   ..	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  (. whip up)	  3) ;  	  4)     (. to whip a stream)	  5) ,  (, )	  6) . , ; ;	   to whip creation   	  7) ,  ()	  8)  	  9) , ; 	  10)    , 	  11)   () 	  12) ,   	  13)  ( ,   ..)	  14) .  ,   whip away	    ) ; ;	    )  ();	   whip in ; ;	   whip off	    ) , ;	    ) ;	    )  ;	    ) = 14;	   whip on ;	   whip out	    )  ();	    ) ; ;	    )  ;	    )  (-.)   ;	   to whip out a reply  ;	   whip round  ;	   whip up	    ) ; ;	    ) ;	    ) ;	   to whip up emotions  ;	    ) ,  ();	    )  ( ,   ..) to whip into shape . . , "";    ;	   to whip round for subscriptions    -.

whip hand  n. ,  ; . , ;	   to have the whip hand of ( over) smb.  -.   

whip handle  n. ; . , 

whip-poor-will  n.   ()

whip-saw  n.  

whipcord  n.	  1)  (   )	  2) .  	  3)   

whiplash  n.  ;  ;	   to work under the whiplash  - 

whipper-in  n.	  1) . , 	  2) ,   ( , )

whipper-snapper  n. ; ""

whippet  n.  ()

whipping  1. pres-p.  whip 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ,   	  4) . ; 

whipping-boy  n.  

whipping-top  n.  ( )

whippy  a. ; 

whipster  n. 

whipstitch  = whip 2, 12

whir  = whirr

whirl  1. n.	  1) 	  2)  ; ; 	  3) , 	  4)  ()	2. v.	  1) (); ()	  2) ;	   the car whirled out of sight     	  3)    whirl away ();  

whirlabout  n.	  1) 	  2) , 	  3) attr. 

whirligig  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3)  ();   (  ..);	   whirligig of time  	2. a. 

whirlpool  n. 

whirlwind  n.	  1) ; , 	  2) attr. ; 

whirr  1. n.	  1)  (, )	  2) 	2. v.	  1)  (   ..)	  2)   , ;  ( )	  3) 

whisht  interj. (. .) !

whisk  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ,  ( ,   ..)	  3)   	2. v.	  1) ,  ( whisk away, whisk off)	  2)  (  ..)	  3)  	  4)  ;  (. whisk out)	  5)  ()

whisker  n. (. pl.)	  1) 	  2)  (,   ..)

whiskered  a.	  1)  	  2)   ( ,   ..)

whisky  n. 

whisky sour  n.  

whisper  1. n.	  1) ;	   to speak in a whisper  	  2) , , ;	   to give the whisper . 	  3) , 	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2)   ; ;	   it is whispered  	  3) , 

whisperer  n. 

whispering  1. pres-p.  whisper 2	2. n.	  1) ;  ; , 	  2) , , , 

whispering campaign  n.      

whisperous  a.   

whist  n. . 

whistle  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   penny ( tin) whistle 	  3) . , ;  to pay for one's whistle     	2. v.	  1) ;   ( )	  2)  (  ..)	  3)   ;	   a bullet whistled past him     whistle away ;	   whistle up ,  to whistle for smth.     -.;	   to let smb. go whistle    -. ;	   to whistle for a wind   ;	   to whistle in the dark	    ) , ;	    )    ,  ,   ..

whistle stop  n. . .	  1) 	  2)         (   )

whistler  n. . 

whistling  1. pres-p.  whistle 2	2. n.  whistling in the dark  ; 	3. a. 

Whit  a. . Whit Monday  ;	   Whit Sunday  	whit  n. , ;	   he is not a ( no) whit better    

white  1. a.	  1) ;	   white heat  	  2) ;	   to turn white , 	  3) ; 	  4) ; 	  5) , , 	  6) ;   	  7) . , , ;	   white man  	  8) , 	  9)  () white fury , ,  (. white heat);	   white light	    )  ;	    )  ;	   white night   ;	   white sheet .  ;	   to stand in a white sheet  ;	   white slave " ", ;	   white crow  , ;	   white squall   ( )	2. n.	  1)  ; 	  2)  , 	  3)  ;    ..	  4)  (; . white of the egg)	  5)  (; . white of the eye)	  6)  (); 	  7) . 	  8) . 	  9) , 	  10) .  ; ,  

white coal  n.  , 

white frost  n. 

white horses  n.  ( )

white House  n.   (  )

white lady  n.  

white lead  n.  

white meat  n.   (,   ..)

white paper  n. " " (.  )

white wedding  n. . .  ,      

white whale  n. . 

white wing  n. .  

white-book  n.   (  )

white-collar  a. . ;	   white-collar job   ;	   white-collar worker  

white-fish  n. 

white-handed  a. 

white-headed  a.	  1) 	  2) 

white-hot  a.  ,    

white-lipped  a.   ( ) 

white-livered  a. , 

white-throat  n.  ()

whitebait  n. ; ; 

Whitehall  n.  (  ,     ); .  

whiten  v.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ; 

whiteness  n.	  1) ;  	  2) 	  3) , 

whitening  1. pres-p.  whiten	2. n.	  1) 	  2) , 

whites  n. pl.	  1)    	  2) . 	  3) pl. ,  ()

whitesmith  n. ; 

whitethorn  n. 

whitewash  1. n.	  1)   ( )	  2) 	  3) ,  -. 	  4) ;  ()  	  5) . . ""	  6) .   (   )	2. v.	  1) 	  2)   (-.),  	  3) .  ""

whither  .	1. adv. inter. ?;	   whither did they go?   ?	2. cj. ;	   go whither you will ,   	3. n.  

whiting  I n.  ( )	II n.  ()

whitish  a. , 

whitlow  n. . 

Whitsuntide  n. .     (.   )

whittle  1. n. .  	2. v.     ();	   to whittle at smth.    -. whittle away ; .   ;	   to whittle away the distinction between   ;	   whittle down = whittle away

whity     -, -;	   whity-brown -

whiz  = whizz

whizz  = whiz	1. n.	  1)  ( )	  2) . .  	  3) . .  	  4) . . ;  	2. v.	  1) 	  2)   ;	   bullets whizzed past   

whizz-bang  n. . . , 

whizz-kid  n. .   (      ), =  

who  pron. (obj. whom)	  1) inter. ?;	   who is there?  ?;	   whom did you see?   ?;	   whom ( . who) do you mean?     ?;	   who did you give it to?    ?	  2) rel. , ;	   the man whom you saw... ,   ...	  3) conj.	    ) , ;	   do you know who has come?   ,  ?;	   to know who is who ,    ;	    ) , ; , ;	   who breaks pays  ,   W.'S W.   ;	   W. was W.   

whoa  = wo

whodunit  n. .  ,   ..

whodunnit  n. .  ,   ..

whoe'er  . . whoever

whoever  pron. indef. (obj. whomever)   ,   

whole  1. n.	  1) ; (on  upon) the whole  ;  ;	   taken as a whole   	  2)  ( whole of);	   I cannot tell you the whole (of it)      	  3) 	2. a.	  1) , ;	   whole number .  ;	   a whole lot . ;	   the whole world  ;	   with one's whole heart  ; 	  2) , 	  3) . ;	   whole effect  	  4) , ;	   a whole brother  	  5) ,  ( )	  6)  ( ) to be the whole show .   

whole-coloured  a. 

whole-hearted  a. ;    ,   

whole-hogger  n.	  1) ,   	  2) .   (-.)

whole-hoofed  a. . 

whole-length  1. n.    	2. a.   

whole-souled  a.	  1) ; 	  2) 

wholemeal  n.	  1)  	  2) attr.    ;	   wholemeal bread    

wholesale  1. n.  ;	   by (. at) wholesale ;   	2. a.	  1) ;	   wholesale dealers  ;	   wholesale prices  	  2) ,   ;	   wholesale slaughter 	3. v.   	4. adv. ;   ;	   to sell wholesale  

wholesome  a.	  1) ; ; ; ;	   wholesome advice  	  2) . 

wholly  adv. , ;	   I do not wholly agree    

whom  obj.  who

whomever  obj.  whoever

whomsoever  obj.  whosoever

whoop  1. n.	  1) , ;	   whoop of laughter  	  2)   not worth a whoop    	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3)   ;	   to whoop with joy   	  4)  to whoop it ( things) up  ; , 

whoopee  n. .	  1)  (  ..)	  2) ; ;	   to make whoopee 

whooping-cough  n. 

whop  v. .	  1) , 	  2) , 	  3) 	  4)  ;   

whopper  n. .	  1) 	  2)  

whopping  1. pres-p.  whop	2. a. . ;	   a whopping lie  	3. adv. . , ;	   a whopping big fish  

whore  1. n.	  1) . 	  2) . ; 	2. v. . , 

whoredom  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) . 

whorehouse  n. . , 

whoreson  n.	  1) . 	  2) . ,  

whorl  n.	  1)   ( ); 	  2)  (, )	  3)  ;	   to identify a criminal by the whorls of his finger-prints      	  4) .  

whortleberry  n. ;	   bog whortleberry ;	   red whortleberry 

whose  pron. poss. , , , 

whosesoever  pron. poss.   

whoso  . = whoever

whosoe'er  . . whosoever

whosoever  pron. indef. (obj. whomsoever)   ,   

why  1. adv.	  1) inter. ?;	   why so?   ?;   ?	  2) rel. ;	   I can think of no reason why you shouldn't go there      ?	  3) conj. ;	   I don't know why they are late  ,   	2. interj. :	  1) : why, it is Jones!    !	  2) : why, of course I do  , 	  3) : why, yes, I think so   ?  , 	  4)   : why, what is the harm?      ?	3. n. (pl. whys )	  1) , ;	   to go into the whys and wherefores of it   	  2) , 

wick  n.	  1) 	  2) 

wicked  1. a.	  1) ; ; ; 	  2) ; ;	   the wicked one , , 	  3) , , 	  4)  ( )	  5)  ( ,   ..)	  6) ,  (   ..)	2. n. (the wicked) pl. . 

wickedness  n.	  1) 	  2)  ,  

wicker  n.	  1)   	  2)  	  3) attr. ;	   wicker chair  

wicker-work  n. ,  

wicket  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  ( )	  4)   ( );  ()

wicket-keeper  n. ,   ( )

wickiup  n. .	  1)  ()	  2) , 

wide  1. a.	  1) 	  2) - ; 3 ft. wide  3  	  3) , ; ;	   the wide world  ;	   wide interests  	  4)   (   ..)	  5) 	2. adv.	  1) ,  (. far and wide)	  2) ;	   wide apart      ;	   wide of the truth   	  3)   (. wide of the mark)	  4) ;	   to open the window wide   

wide awake  a.	  1) , 	  2) , ; 

wide-awake  n. .   

wide-eyed  a.     (   ..)

wide-open  a.	  1)  ;	   with wide-open eyes     (   ..)	  2) . 	  3) .   ,     ..;	   wide-open town ,         

widen  v. ();	   to widen one's outlook   

widespread  a.  

widgeon  n.  

widish  a. 

widow  1. n.  widow's mite  ;  ;	   widow's cruse  	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2) . , ; 

widow's walk  n.      

widowed  1. p.  p-p.  widow 2	2. a. 

widower  n. 

widowhood  n. 

width  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) , 	  3) . 	  4) .  (  )

wield  v. ,    (. .);	   to wield an axe  ;	   to wield the sceptre  ;	   to wield power ( authority)  ;	   to wield a formidable pen   

wieldly  a.  ; 

Wienerwurst  . n.  

wife  n. (pl. wives)	  1) ;	   to take to wife   , 	  2) . ;	   old wives' tales  ,   all the world and his wife .      

wifeless  a.	  1) 	  2) 

wifely  a. ,  

wig  n.	  1) 	  2) .  wigs on the green  , 

wigging  n. . , , 

wiggle  1. n. ; 	2. v. (); , 

wiggle-waggle  = wiggle

wight  n. . , 

wigwag  .	1. n.  	2. v.  , 

wigwam  n.	  1) 	  2) .    

wild  1. a.	  1) ;	   wild flower  	  2) ; 	  3)  ( ,   ..)	  4) , , 	  5) , ; ; ; ;	   to be wild about smth.     -.;	   in wild spirits   ;	   it drives me wild     ;	   wild with joy    	  6) , 	  7) ,  ;	   wild scheme  ;	   wild shot  ;	   wild guesses	    ) ;	    )  	  8) . , ;	   wild fellow 	  9)   , ;	   wild hair   to run wild	    ) ;	    )  ,  ;	    )    	2. adv. ,  	3. n. (the wilds) , ;	   in the wilds of Africa   

wild duck  n.  , 

wild oat  n. . ;	   to sow one's wild oats   ;	   he has sown his wild oats  , 

wild oats  n. .  to sow one's wild oats   ;	   he has sown his wild oats  , 

wild-goose  n.   wild-goose chase  ,   ,  

wildcat  1. n.	  1)  	  2) ,  	  3)  	  4) ,  	2. a.	  1) ,  (  ..)	  2) ,   , ;	   wildcat strike ,     	  3) . -.    

wildebeest  -. n.  ()

wilderness  n.	  1) ;  	  2)   	  3) ,  a voice in the wilderness .    

wildfire  n.  ;	   to spread like wildfire     ( ,   ..)

wildfowl  n. 

wilding  n. .	  1) 	  2)   ,   ..	  3) attr. 

wildlife  n.	  1)   (, , ,    )	  2) attr. a wildlife sanctuary , 

wile  1. n. (. pl.) , ; 	2. v. ,  to wile away the time   , 

wilful  a.	  1) ; , 	  2) ; ;	   wilful murder  

will  I	1. n.	  1) ;  ;	   the will to live   ;	   will can conquer habit ()     	  2) ,  ; ;	   against one's will  ;	   at will  ,  ;	   what is your will?   ?;	   to have one's will  ;	   a will of one's own ;	   of one's own free will ,   	  3) , ;	   to work with a will   	  4) ;	   to make ( to draw up) one's will  ;	   one's last will and testament   (   ) where there is a will there is a way =  ,   ;   ,   ;	   to take the will for the deed  	2. v. (willed )	  1)  ; , ;	   let him do what he will   ,  ;	   he who wills success is half-way to it      	  2) , , ;	   to will oneself to fall asleep   	  3) 	II v. (would)	  1)  ;       2  3 . .  . . he will come at two o'clock     	  2)        ;   : boys will be boys  -  ;	   accidents will happen    ;	   he will smoke his pipe after dinner      	  3)   :	    ) , ,  (.  1 . .  . .) I will let you know    ;	    ) , : you will be Mrs. Smith? , ,  ?

will-o'-the-wisp  n.	  1)  	  2)  , 

will-power  n.  

willies  n. pl. (. the willies) .  ,  ;	   to give the willies   

willing  1. pres-p.  will I, 2	2. a.	  1)  ( -.);   -.	  2) ;	   willing help   	  3) ;	   willing worker   willing horse 

willingly  adv. ,  

willingness  n. 

willow  n.	  1) 	  2) .  ( , )	  3) .  ;   to wear the willow  ;   

willow-herb  n. .  ; -

willow-pattern  n.	  1)     	  2)     

willowy  a.	  1)  	  2)    ( )

willy-nilly  adv. -

willy-willy  n. .  ; 

wilt  I . 2- . . .   . will	II II	1. n. , 	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) (-)  ()	  3) , 	  4)   

Wilton  n.    (. Wilton carpet)

wily  a. , ; 

wimble  n.	  1) 	  2) 

wimple  n. ,  (  )

win  1. n. ;  (   ..)	2. v. (won)	  1) ; ,  ;	   to win the battle  ;	   to win the day ( the field) .  ;	   to win all hearts ,    ( );	   to win by a head    ( );  ;	   to win clear ( free)   , ; ;	   to win hands down, to win in a canter   ;   	  2) , ;	   to win the shore  ,   	  3) ; ; , , ;	   to win consent  ;	   to win one's way   ;  ;	   to win respect  	  4) , ;	   you have won me   	  5)  () win out   ,  ;	   win over    ;   ;	   win through ;  ();	   win upon   (,   ..)

wince  1. n. , 	2. v. ,  ( )

wincey  n.   ,   ,   ..

winch  .	1. n.	  1) , 	  2)    	2. v.    

Winchester  n.  ( ; . Winchester rifle)

wind  I . 	1. n.	  1) ;	   fair (strong) wind  () ;	   wind and weather ;	   before ( down) the wind  ;	   in the wind's eye, in the teeth of the wind   ;	   close to ( near) the wind	    ) .   ;	    )     ,   ;	   like the wind ,  , ;	   to take the wind out of one's sails	    ) .  ;	    ) =   - ;    ; 	  2)   (.  ),  	  3) , 	  4) (the wind)  	  5) ;	   to get ( to recover) one's wind ;	   to lose wind ;	   he has a bad wind   ;	   second wind	    ) .  ;	    )   ;	   to fetch one's second wind ,   ;   	  6)  ; ;	   his speech was wind    	  7) ; ;	   there is smth. in the wind	    )   - ;	    )  - ;	   to get wind of smth. ,  -.;  (   ..)	  8) . , , 	  9) .  the four winds  ;	   from the four winds   ;	   to fling ( to cast) to the winds  (  ..);	   to get ( to take) wind  , ;	   to get the wind of   ;	   to get the wind up .  , ;	   to put the wind up .  (-.);	   to raise the wind .  ;	   between wind and water   ;	   to be in the wind . ;	   to catch the wind in a net =     ;  ;	   gone with the wind  ;	   to hang in the wind ;	   to scatter to the winds	    )   ;	    ) 	2. v. (winded )	  1)   ; 	  2) ;   	  3)  ;  ;	   I am winded by running    	  4)   ;	   a brief stop to wind the horses  ,    	  5) (p.  p-p. . wound)    , 	II 1. n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ; 	2. v. (wound)	  1) , 	  2) (); (), (); ;	   she wound her arms round the child      	  3)  (; . wind up)	  4) ,      ..	  5) , ,  wind off ();	   wind up	    ) ;	    )  ();	    ) ;	   I'm afraid he's wound up ,    ( );    ;	    )  ();	    ) ;	    ) ;	    ) ,  ();  ();  ();	    )  (  ..) to wind oneself ( one's way) into smb.'s trust (affection, etc.) ,   -.  (  ..);	   to wind round one's little finger   

wind rose  n. .  

wind-bound  a. .   

wind-break  n.	  1) , 	  2)   (   ..)

wind-breaker  n.   (    )

wind-cheater  n.  

wind-flower  n.  ()

wind-gage  n. 

wind-gauge  n. 

wind-instrument  n.  

wind-jammer  n. .	  1)  	  2) 

wind-screen  n.	  1) .  ,  	  2) . 	  3) attr. wind-screen wiper . , ""

wind-swept  a.   ,  () 

wind-tunnel  n.  

wind-up  I n. , 	II n. . ,  ;	   to get ( to have) the wind-up 

windage  n.	  1)  	  2)  () 	  3)   

windbag  n.	  1) . , 	  2) .  

winder  I n.	  1)  	  2)  	  3)   	  4) .  	  5) . 	II n. 	III n. .  

windfall  n.	  1) ,  ; 	  2) , 	  3)  , .   

windflaw  n.  

windhover  n.  ()

winding  I pres-p.  wind I, 2, 1, 2, 3  4	II 1. pres-p.  wind I, 2, 5  II, 2	2. n.	  1) , , 	  2) 	  3) . 	3. a. ; , 

winding-sheet  n. 

windlass  n. . ; , 

windless  a. ;	   windless day  

windmill  n.	  1)  ;	   to fight ( to tilt at) windmills    , 	  2) . . 

window  n.	  1) 	  2) attr.  to have all one's goods in the (front) window	    )   ;	    )   

window-case  n. 

window-dressing  n.	  1)  	  2)    

window-pane  n.  

window-shopping  n. .  

window-sill  n. 

windpipe  n. .  

windrow  n. -.   ,   ..

windshield  . = windscreen 1

Windsor  n.	  1)     (. brown Windsor soap, Windsor soap)	  2) = Windsor chair

Windsor chair  n.   

windstorm  n. , 

windward  1. a. 	2. adv.   	3. n.   to get to windward of smb. ,  -.,    -.

windy  a.	  1) ;	   windy day  	  2)  ;	   W. City .   ( )	  3) , 	  4) ; ; 	  5) . 	  6) .  	  7) .   

wine  1. n.	  1) ;	   green ( new) wine  ;	   thin wine  ;	   to take wine with smb.    -.;	   in wine , 	  2) .  	  3) - ,   	  4) attr.  Adam's wine . ;	   good wine needs no (ivy) bush =     ;	   to put new wine in old bottles      	2. v.	  1)  	  2) ,  ;	   to wine and dine , 

wine-cellar  n.  

wine-coloured  a. -; ;   

wine-cooler  n.    

wine-glassful  n.    ()

wine-grower  n. ; 

wine-vault  = wineshop

winebag  n.	  1) ,   	  2) . 

winebowl  n. . 

wineglass  n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) = wine-glassful

winepress  n.  

winery  n.  

wineshop  n.  

wineskin  = winebag 1

wing  1. n.	  1) ;	   to add ( to lend) wings (to)  ; ;	   to be on the wing	    ) ;	    ) .     ; ;	   to take wing ;	   on the wings of the wind   , 	  2) . . ;	   a touch in the wing   	  3) . ,  	  4) . 	  5)  ( )	  6) pl. . ;	   to stand ( to wait) in the wings	    )      ( );	    )   ,  	  7) pl. "" (,   )	  8)  ( )	  9) .   (   ..) to take to itself wings , , ;	   to take smb. under one's wing  -.   ;	   to clip one's wings   ( ),  ,   ;	   his wings are sprouting    	2. v.	  1)  	  2) , ;	   fear winged his steps     	  3)  ()	  4) ;	   a bird wings the sky    	  5)  (   )

wing flap  n. .  

wing-beat  n.  

wing-case  n. .  (   ..)

wing-commander  n.   

wing-footed  a. . , 

wing-over  n. . 

wing-sheath  = wing-case

wing-span  n. .  

wing-spread  = wing-span

wing-stroke  = wing-beat

winged  1. p-p.  wing 2	2. a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

wingless  a. 

wink  1. n.	  1) 	  2) ;	   to give a wink	    ) ;	    ) 	  3) ;	   in a wink  not to sleep a wink, not to get a wink of sleep   ;	   a wink is as good as a nod =    	2. v.	  1) , 	  2)  wink at	    )  -.;	    )     -.;    -.

winkers  n. pl. .	  1)  ( , )	  2) 	  3) . . = winking lights

winking  1. pres-p.  wink 2	2. n.	  1) ; ;	   like winking .   	  2)  , 

winking lights  n. .  ,  , ""

winkle  1. n.  ()	2. v. winkle out . , 

winner  n. ; () 

winning  1. pres-p.  win 2	2. n.	  1) , 	  2) pl. ,  	  3) .   	3. a.	  1) , ;	   to play a winning game	    )  ;	    )  	  2)  (   ..)	  3) , ;	   winning smile  

winning-post  n.  

winnow  v.	  1)  ();  (; . winnow out, winnow away, winnow from)	  2)  (. winnow out, winnow away); , 	  3) .  ()

winsome  a. , 

winter  1. n.	  1) ;	   a hard ( severe) winter  	  2) . ;	   of fifty winters 50-	  3) attr. 	  4) attr. 	2. v.	  1)  , 	  2)  ( )	  3)   (  ..)

winter quarters  n. pl. .  

winter sports  n. pl.   

winter-crop  n. -.  

winter-tide  n. . 

winterer  n. 

wintering  1. pres-p.  winter 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2) attr. 

winterize  v. .    

winterkill  v. .     ( )

winterly  = wintry

wintry  a.	  1) ; 	  2)  (   ..)	  3) 

winy  a. ,     

winze  n. . ,  

wipe  1. n.	  1) ;	   to give a wipe 	  2) .  	  3) , 	2. v.	  1) , , ;	   to wipe one's eyes  ;	   to wipe one's hands on a towel   	  2) .   ;  (at wipe  -.) wipe away, wipe off ; , ;	   wipe out	    ) ,  ();	    )  ();	    )  (  ..);	   wipe up  to wipe smb.'s eye .	    ) =   -.;  -.  ;	    )  -.;	   to wipe the slate clean   ;    ;	   to wipe the floor ( the ground) with smb.  -.; 

wiper  	  1) 	  2)   ;   	  3) .  	  4) . 

wire  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ;	   by wire  , ;	   I'll reply by wire   	  3) . ;	   send me a wire   	  4) attr. ;	   wire hanger     to give smb. the wire   -.;	   to be on wires     	2. v.	  1)    	  2)    	  3) 	  4) .   ;   wire in	    ) = 4	    ) .    

wire entanglement  n.  

wire gauge  n.  

wire netting  n.    

wire stitcher  n.  

wire tapping  n.   ;   

wire-cutter  n. . 

wire-dancer  n. 

wire-haired  a. ,   

wiredrawn  a.   (   ..); 

wireless  1. n.	  1) ;	   by wireless  	  2) 	2. a.	  1) 	  2) -;	   wireless office .  	3. v.   

wirepuller  n. ,     ;  

wiring  1. pres-p.  wire 2	2. n.	  1)   ; 	  2) .  

wiry  a.	  1)   , , 	  2) ; 

wisdom  n.	  1) ;	   to pour forth wisdom  	  2)  

wisdom-tooth  n.  ;	   to cut one's wisdom-teeth  ;   

wise  I	1. a.	  1) ; 	  2) , ;	   to put smb. wise to smth.  -.  , , ;	   to be ( to get) wise to smth. ,  -. wise after the event =   	2. v. . ,   (. wise up)	II n. . , ;	   in no wise  

wise guy  n. .  , 

wise woman  n.	  1) , ; 	  2)  

wiseacre  n. . , 

wisecrack  . .	1. n.  ; ,  	2. v. 

wish  1. n.	  1) , ;	   she expressed a wish to be alone    	  2) ;	   to carry out smb.'s wish  -. 	  3)   if wishes were horses beggars might ride . =        	2. v.	  1) , ;  ;	   I wish it to be done  ,    ;	   I wish you to understand  ,   ;	   I wish you jou   ;	   I wish you were with us   ,      	  2) to wish smb. well (ill)  -.  ();	   he wishes well    wish for , ;	   what more can you wish for?      ?.     ?;	   long wished for  ;	   wish on .  (-. -.  -.);	   we had Peter's son wished on us for the weekend        

wishbone  = wishingbone

wisher       (-.);	   wellwisher 

wishful  a.	  1) ;	   wishful thinking    	  2) , 

wishingbone  n.  (  )

wishwash  n. .	  1) 	  2) 

wishywashy  a. .	  1) 	  2) , ; 

wisp  n.	  1) ,  (,   ..)	  2) , 	  3) 	  4) -. , , ;	   a wisp of a smile   ;	   a wisp of smoke   ;	   a wisp of a girl  

wispy  a. 

wist  p.  p-p.  wit 2

wistaria  n. . 

wistful  a.	  1) , 	  2)  ( , )

wit  1. n.	  1) ( pl.) , ;	   he has quick (slow) wits   ()	  2) 	  3) ;	   he sets up for a wit     to be at one's wit's end   ;  ,  ;	   to have ( to keep) one's wits about one	    )  ;	    )    ;	   to live by one's wits - ;	   out of one's wits 	2. v. (pres. wot, p.  p-p. wist) . ,  to wit .  ,  

witch  1. n.	  1) ; ;	   witch's broom 	  2) . , 	  3) . 	2. v. . , 

witchcraft  n. ;  

witchdoctor  n. , 

witchery  n.	  1) = witchcraft	  2) , 

witchhunt  n.	  1) .   	  2)   

witching  1. pres-p.  witch 2	2. a. . ;	   the witching time of night 

with  prep.	  1)   , ,   ,  ;	   he came with his brother     ;	   to deal with smb.    -.;	   to mix with the crowd   ;	   to grow wiser with age    ;	   I am entirely with you in this        ;	   to rise with the sun   ,   	  2)      ,     ;  . : to adorn with flowers  ;	   with a pencil ;	   to cut with a knife  	  3)    -.,  : with no hat on  ;	   with blue eyes   	  4)   ,  : with care  ;	   with thanks  	  5)    , -;	   to die with pneumonia    ;	   her flat was gay with flowers    	  6)   ,       , , ();	   it is holiday time with us   ;	   things are different with me     ;	   to be honest with oneself     ;	   be patient with them      	  7)  ;	   with all his gifts he failed     ,     with child ;	   away with him!  !;	   to be ( to get) with it .     

with-  pref.     	  1) ;	   to withdraw 	  2) ;	   to withstand ,   ..

withal  .	1. adv.   , ;    	2. prep. ();	   the sword he used to defend himself withal ,   

withdraw  v. (withdrew; withdrawn)	  1) ;	   to withdraw one's hand  	  2)  ;	   withdraw!    !;	   to withdraw a privilege  	  3) ; ;  ();	   to withdraw a boy from school    	  4)  (  )	  5) , , 	  6) ;	   to withdraw a cigarette out of one's case    

withdrawal  n.	  1) 	  2)  ; 	  3) , 	  4) ; 	  5) . ;  ;	   withdrawal from action   ;	   to conduct a withdrawal  

withdrawn  1. p-p.  withdraw	2. a. ,    ()

withdrew  p.  withdraw

withe  n. (pl. -thes -ths)  , 

wither  v.	  1) , ; 	  2) ,    	  3) , 	  4) (. .) ;	   to wither smb. with a look  -. 

withers  n. pl.  ( ) my withers are unwrung =   - 

withersoever  adv. .   

withheld  p.  p-p.  withhold

withhold  v. (withheld)	  1)  ( -.);  ( -.);	   to withhold one's consent   	  2) , ;	   what withheld him from making the attempt?      ?	  3)  , ;	   disagreeable facts were withheld from him     

within  1. prep.	  1) ,  ;	   within sight   ;	   it is true within limits    ;	   to come within the terms of reference   ,  ;	   to keep within the law     	  2) , ;	   within the building  ;	   hope sprang up within him    	  3)   (),  ;  ;	   within a year   ;  	2. adv. . ;	   to stay within  ;	   is Mrs. Jones within?   ?	3. n.  ;	   the door opens from within   

withindoors  adv. . ,  

withit  a. . , ;	   withit clothes  

without  1. prep.	  1) ;	   without friends  ;	   to do ( to go) without smth.   -.	  2) , ;	   things without us  	  3) (    .)  , ;	   without taking leave  	2. adv. . , ;	   listening to the wind without     ;	   I heard footsteps without    	3. n.  ;	   from without , 	4. cj. . .  ;  , 

withstand  v. (withstood)	  1) , 	  2) (. .) 

withstood  p.  p-p.  withstand

withy  = withe

witless  a.	  1) , 	  2) 

witling  n. . 

witness  1. n.	  1)  (.  );	   to call to witness  ;   	  2) 	  3) 	  4) ,  (to, of);	   to bear witness to ( of) , ;	   in witness of smth.   -.	2. v.	  1)   (-.); ;	   Europe witnessed many wars      	  2)   (against, for)	  3)  (  ..);	   to witness a document  	  4) ;  , 

witnessbox  n.      ( )

witnessstand  . = witnessbox

witted       -  ;	   halfwitted ;	   quickwitted , 

witticism  n. ; 

wittily  adv. 

wittingly  adv. , 

witty  a. 

wive  v. .   

wives  pl.  wife

wizard  1. n.	  1) , , , , ;	   the W. of the North   (  )	  2) 	  3) .  	2. a.	  1) 	  2) . 

wizardry  n. ;  (. .)

wizen  a.	  1)  ( )	  2)    ( )

wizened  a.	  1)  ( )	  2)    ( )

wo  interj. !

wobble  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . ; 	  3) .   	2. v.	  1)     ; ;  	  2) . ; 	  3)  ( , )

wobbler  n.  

wobbly  a. , 

Woden  n. ,  (    )

woe  n. . . , ; ;	   woe is me!  !;	   woe be to him!, woe betide him!   !

woebegone  a.  , 

woeful  a.	  1) , ; 	  2)  , , ;	   woeful ignorance  

woesome  = woeful

woke  p.  p-p.  wake I, 1

woken  p-p.  wake I, 1

wold  n.	  1)  ; 	  2) 

wolf  1. n. (pl. wolves)	  1) 	  2) 	  3) ,  	  4) . , 	  5) . . .  (  ..) to cry wolf   ;	   to keep the wolf from the door ;   ;	   to have the wolf in the stomach  ,   	2. v. .    ( wolf down)

wolfcub  n.	  1) 	  2)  (8-10 )

wolfdog  n. 

wolfhound  = wolfdog

wolfish  a. , ;	   wolfish appetite  

wolfram  n.	  1) . 	  2) = wolframite

wolframite  n. . 

wolfskin  n.	  1)  	  2)    

wolfwhistle  n. ,    (   )

wolverene  = wolverine

wolverine  n.	  1) . 	  2) (W.) . .   

wolves  pl.  wolf 1

woman  n. (pl. women)	  1) ;	   women's rights  ;	   a woman of the world	    ) ,   ;	    )  ;	   a single woman  	  2) . 	  3)  , "";	   to play the woman ; 	  4) ( ) ,  ;	   man born of woman 	  5) (the woman) ,  	  6) , 	  7) 	  8) attr. ;	   woman suffrage    ;	   woman artist ;	   woman friend 

womanhater  n. 

womanhood  n.	  1)  	  2)  ; 	  3)  , 

womanish  a. ; 

womankind  n. . ;	   one's womankind   

womanlike  a. ; 

womanly  a. ; , 

womb  n.	  1) . 	  2) .  in the womb of time -   

wombat  n. . 

women  pl.  woman

womenfolk  n. pl. ;	   one's womenfolk   

won  p.  p-p.  win 2

won't  . . = will not

wonder  1. n.	  1) , ; (it is) no wonder (that)  (, );	   what a wonder! !;	   what wonder?  ?	  2) ;  ;	   for a wonder    , - ;	   to work wonders  	2. v.	  1)  (at)	  2) ;  ;	   I wonder who it was  ,     I wonder! !,  ,   -  ;	   I shouldn't wonder if  , 

wonderful  a. , 

wonderland  n.  

wonderment  n.	  1) , 	  2)  

wonderstricken  = wonderstruck

wonderstruck  a. , 

wonderwork  n. 

wonderworker  n.	  1) 	  2) ,   (   ..)

wondrous  .	1. a. , 	2. adv. (.  .) ;	   wondrous kind  

wonky  a. .	  1) ,  ( )	  2)    (   ..)

wont  1. n. , ;	   he rose to greet them as was his wont     ,   	2. a. predic.   (c inf.);	   as he was wont to say    	3. v. (wont; wont, wonted ) .  

wonted  1. p-p.  wont 3	2. a.	  1) ; 	  2)    

woo  v.	  1) ; 	  2) 	  3) ,  

wood  1. n.	  1) ( pl.) ; ;	   a clearing in the woods  ; ;	   to prune the old wood away  	  2)  (); ; 	  3) 	  4) (the wood) pl. .   	  5) (the wood) ,  ( );	   wine from the wood     	  6) attr. ;	   wood lot  	  7) attr.  to get ( to be) out of the wood   ;   ;	   to go to the woods    ;	   to take in wood . . ;	   to be unable to see the wood for the trees     	2. v.	  1)  	  2)  

wood alcohol  n.  

wood spirit  = wood alcohol

woodbind  n.	  1) . 	  2)  

woodbine  n.	  1) . 	  2)  

woodblock  n.	  1) 	  2) . 

woodcock  n. 

woodcraft  n.	  1)  	  2)    

woodcut  n.   

woodcutter  n.	  1) 	  2)   

woodcutting  n. 

wooded  1. p-p.  wood 2	2. a. 

wooden  a.	  1) ;	   wooden ware  ;	   wooden walls .  	  2) , ;	   wooden smile  	  3)  ( ) wooden head . ;	   wooden horse  ;	   wooden spoon   ( )

woodengraver  = woodcutter 2

woodfibre  n.  

woodgrouse  n. . -

woodland  n.	  1)  	  2) attr. ;	   woodland scenery  ;	   woodland choir 

woodless  a. 

woodlouse  n. 

woodman  n.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  	  4) . 

woodnymph  n. . 

woodpecker  n. 

woodpile  n.  

woodprint  = woodcut

woodpulp  n. ,  

woodruff  n. .  ()

woodshed  n.  

woodsman  = woodman

woodsy  a. . 

woodward  n. 

woodwax  n. .  

woodwaxen  n. .  

woodwinds  n. pl. .   

woodwool  n. .  ; ,  

woodwork  n.	  1)  	  2)    (,    ..)

woodworker  n.	  1) ; ;   	  2)  

woody  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3) 

wooer  n. 

woof  I = weft	II n.	  1) 	  2) .    

woofer  n. .   

wool  n.	  1) ; ;	   dyed in the wool	    )   ;	    ) , ;	   a dyed in the wool Tory  	  2)    ;  ;	   Berlin wool  ,    ( )	  3) .  to pull the wool over smb.'s eyes ,  -.  ;	   to lose one's wool . ;	   to keep one's wool on  ;	   all wool and a yard wide . . ; ,  ;	   to go for wool and come home shorn =   ,   

woolen  . = woollen

woolgathering  1. n. ,   	2. a. 

woollen  1. a. 	2. n. pl.	  1)  	  2)  

woolly  1. a.	  1)  ; 	  2) ,  (   ..)	  3) woolly hair    ;	   woolly painting .   ;	   woolly voice  	  4) . , 	2. n. .	  1)  	  2) pl.  

woolsack  n.   ,     ()    to reach the woolsack  -

woolwork  n.  

wop  n. . ,     

word  1. n.	  1) ;	   word for word   ; ;	   by word of mouth ;  ;	   in a word, in one word  ;  ;	   to put in ( to say) a word for smb.   -. ;	   a word in one's ear  ,  ;	   it is not the word   ,    ;	   to take smb. at his word  -.  ;	   on ( with) the word   	  2) ( pl.) , ;	   can I have a word with you?     ;	   to have words with smb.  ,   -.;	   warm ( hot) words ,  ;	   fair words 	  3) ;	   to say a few words    (  -. word    ..);	   she had the last word    , =     	  4) , ;	   to give one's word ;	   a man of his word  ;	   upon my word!  !;	   to be as good as one's word  ;	   to be better than one's word   	  5) ; , ;	   to receive word of smb.'s coming    -. 	  6) ;	   word of command . ;	   to give ( to send) word  	  7) ;	   to give the word  	  8) ;  big words ;	   the last word in ( on) smth.	    ) =   ;	    )   ( -. );	   the last word has not yet been said on this subject    ;	   sharp's the word! !, !;	   in so many words , ;	   hard words break no bones . =     ;	   he hasn't a word to throw at a dog	    )     ;	    )     ;	   a word spoken is past recalling . =   ,  -  ;	   a word to the wise =    	2. v.  ;  ;	   to word a telegram  ;	   I should word it rather differently    , , ;	   a beautifully worded address   

wordbook  n.	  1) 	  2)  ()

wording  1. pres-p.  word 2	2. n. ,  , 

wordless  a.	  1)  ; 	  2) ;    ;   

wordpainting  n.  

wordperfect  a.  

wordplay  n.  ; 

wordsplitting  n.   ; 

wordy  a.	  1) 	  2) 

wore  p.  wear I, 2

work  1. n.	  1) ; ; ; ;	   at work  ;	   to be at work upon smth.   -.;	   in work  ;	   out of work ;	   to set smb. to work  ,   ;	   to set ( to get) to work   ;	   to have one's work cut out for one   , , ;	   I've had my work cut out for me y    	  2) , ;	   wild work  	  3) pl.   (. public works)	  4) , , ;	   a work of art  	  5) pl.  (. );	   there is something wrong with the works    	  6) 	  7) pl.  ;  	  8) (. pl.) .  , 	  9) pl. . , 	  10) , , 	  11) 	  12) . ;	   unit of work  	  13) attr. ;	   work station ( position)   ( );	   work horse   all in the day's work   ; ;	   to make hard work of smth.   (  ..);	   it was the work of a moment to call him      ;	   to make short work of smth., smb. ()   -.,   -.;	   work to rule      (   ..);	   to make sure work with smth.     -.;	   to get the works . =   ;	   to give smb. the works =  -.  ,  	2. v. (   p.  p-p. wrought)	  1) ,  (at work -.);	   to work like a horse ( a navvy, a nigger, a slave)   ;	   to work side by side with smb.    -.;	   to work towards smth.  -.	  2) ,  ,   -. 	  3) ,     ;	   the pump will not work   	  4) ,  ;   (on, upon work );	   the medicine did not work   	  5)    	  6)   ;	   his face worked with emotion     	  7) ;  (. work out);	   to work one's passage     	  8) , ,    (. work in, work out, work through  .);	   the dye works its way in  ;	   to work one's way   ; 	  9) ,  ( -.; . work loose, work free of)	  10)     ;  (  ..);  ()	  11)  ;	   he worked them long hours     	  12) (p.  p-p. . wrought) , ;	   to work changes    ;	   to work miracles  	  13) (p.  p-p. . wrought) ; ; ;	   to work the soil  ;	   to work a vein  	  14) (p.  p-p. . wrought)     ; ; 	  15) (p.  p-p.  wrought) ()    -.  (. work up; into);	   to work oneself into a rage    	  16) ;  (  ..)	  17)  , 	  18)    	  19) . , ,  (-.)   work against  ;	   work away  ;	   work for   -.;	   to work for peace   ;	   work in	    ) ,   ;	    ) , ;	   he worked in a few jokes in his speech       ;	    ) ;	    ) ;	   his plans do not work in with ours     ;	   work off	    ) ,   -.;	   to work off one's excess weight =   , ;	    ) ;	    ) ;	   to work off one's bad temper on smb.      -.;	   work on	    )  ;	    ) = work upon; work out	    )  ();	    ) ,  ( - );	   the costs work out at 50   50  ;	    ) ;	    )  ();  ();  ,   ..;	    )   ;	    )  (  ..);	    ) ;  , ;	   the plan worked out   ;	   work over ;	   to work over a letter  ;	   work up (p.  p-p.  wrought)	    ) ;	    ) ,   ;	    ) , ;	   to work up an appetite   ;	   to work up a rebellion   ;	    )   -.;	    )  ( );	    )   ( -. );	    ) , ;	   to work up a reputation  ;	   work upon smth.   -.;	   to work upon smb.'s conscience   -.  to work one's will ,  ;  -;	   to work one's will upon smb.  -.  -;	   to work against time     ;	   to work it .  ;	   it won't work =    ;   ;	   to work up to the curtain .   

work-bag  n.  ;   

work-basket  n.   ( )

work-book  n.	  1)  (   ..)	  2)     	  3)  

work-box  = work-basket

work-in  n. "-" (  ,            ,   ..)

work-out  n. . 

work-people  n.  

work-room  n.  ;   

work-shy  1. n. , 	2. a. ,   

work-table  n.  

work-worn  a.	  1)   	  2) 

workability  n. ;  ( )

workable  a.	  1) 	  2) ; ; 

workaday  a. ; 

workaway  n. . ,    (.  )

workday  n.  ;  

worker  n.	  1) ; ;	   workers of the world, unite!   , !	  2) attr. , 

workhouse  n.	  1) .  	  2) .  

working  1. pres-p.  work 2	2. n.	  1) , ; ; 	  2) ; 	  3) 	  4) pl. . 	3. a.	  1) , ;	   working woman 	  2)   ;	   working hours  ,  	  3) , ;   ;	   working conditions	    )  ;	    ) .  ;	   working efficiency  

working capital  n.  

working class  n.  

working day  = workday

working people  n. ;  

working-class  a. ,    ;	   working-class solidarity  

working-man  n. 

working-out  n.   (  ..)

workman  n. , 

workmanlike  a. 

workmanship  n. , ; ;	   exquisite workmanship  

works  n. pl. (.  sg.   pl.) , 

workshop  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; ; 	  3) attr. ;	   workshop committee  

workweek  n.  

workwoman  n. 

world  n. , 

world series  n. pl. .     

world-old  a.   

world-power  n.  

world-weary  a.   , 

world-wide  a.    ;  , ;	   world-wide fame  ;	   on a world-wide scale   ;	   world-wide organization  

worldling  n. ,   

worldly  a.	  1) ; ;	   worldly goods , 	  2)   	  3) , ;	   worldly wisdom  	  4) . 

worldly-minded  = worldly 2

worldly-wise  a. , , 

worm  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2)  ,  ;	   a poor worm like him   ,  	  3) . , ,   the worm of conscience  ;	   I am a worm today     ;	   to have a worm in one's tongue ,  ;	   even a worm will turn =    	2. v.	  1) ,  ;  (through)	  2) ; ;	   to worm oneself into smb.'s confidence     -.	  3) , ;	   to worm a secret out of smb.   -. 	  4)  

worm's-eye view  n.    ;     

worm-eaten  a.	  1)  	  2) 

worm-fishing  n.    

worm-gear  n. .  

worm-hole  n. 

worm-seed  n.  

worm-wheel  n. .  

wormwood  n.	  1)  	  2) ,  ;	   the thought was wormwood to him      

wormy  a.	  1) 	  2) , 

worn  p-p.  wear I, 2

worn-out  a.	  1) , 	  2) , 

worrier  n.  

worrisome  a.	  1) 	  2)  ; 

worrit  . . worry

worry  1. n.	  1) , ; 	  2) 	2. v.	  1) ; 	  2) (), (), ();	   don't let that worry you     	  3) , ;	   his wound worries him   	  4)      (.  ) worry along ,   (  )

worse  1. a. (comp.  bad	  1) ;	   he is worse today   ;	   to be none the worse for smth.     -.;	   he is none the worse for it     ;	   to be the worse for wear	    ) ,  ;	    ) 	2. adv. (comp.  badly) ; ;	   none the worse   ,  ;	   I like him none the worse for being outspoken        worse off: to be worse off     	3. n. ;	   to go from bad to worse     ;	   to have the worse  ;	   to put to the worse  ;	   a change ( a turn) for the worse   ;	   worse cannot happen     

worsen  v. ()

worship  1. n.	  1) ; ; 	  2) ;	   public ( divine) worship  ;	   place of worship 	  3) . ;	   a man of great worship ,   ;	   to win worship  	  4) your W.   (   , ) freedom of worship  	2. v.	  1) , ; , 	  2)   

worshipful  a. . ,  ( );	   worshipful sir  

worst  1. a. (sup.  bad	  1) 	2. adv. (sup.  badly)  	3. n. ,  ;	   the worst of the storm is over   ;	   at (the) worst      ;   ;	   if the worst comes to the worst    ;    ;	   he always thinks the worst of everybody       ;	   to get the worst of it  	4. v.  , 

worsted  n.    ;  

worth  I	1. n.	  1) , , , ;	   give me a shilling's worth of stamps     ;	   to be aware of one's worth =   	  2) ;	   a man of worth ,   ;	   he was never aware of her worth       	  3) . ,  to put in one's two cents worth 	2. a. predic.	  1) ;	   is worth nothing   ;	   little worth .  ;	   what is it worth?   ?	  2) ;	   worth attention  ;	   worth while, . worth it     ;	   this play is worth seeing    ;	   it is not worth taking the trouble     ;	   take the story for what is worth        	  3)  (-.);	   he is worth over a million      for all one is worth   ;	   not worth a button =    ;	   not worth the trouble =    ;	   not worth powder and shot =    	II v. . woe (well) worth the day!   () !

worth-while  a. ; ;	   worth-while experiment  ;	   to be worth-while  

worthless  a.   ; ; , 

worthy  1. a.	  1) ;  (of;  inf.);	   worthy of the name ,     ;	   worthy of praise, worthy to be praised  	  2) , 	  3) (. .) 	2. n.	  1)  	  2) 	  3) . 	  4) . ; 

wot  I pres.  wit 2	II v. . ;	   God wot  

would  ( ); ( )	  1)  ;        2  3 : he told us he would come at two   ,     	  2)  ;     : it would be better   	  3)  ,   ,    : he would stand for hours watching the machine work , ,      	  4)  , :	    ) , : I warned you, but you would do it   ,      ;	    ) : would I were a child      ;	   come when you would ,  ;	   I would rather ( sooner), I would just as soon   ;	    ) : that would be his house , ,  ;	    )  : would you help me, please?     ?

would-be  1. a.	  1) .  ( -.);   ( -.);  ( -.)	  2) ; 	  3) 	2. adv. 

wouldn't  . . = would not

wound  I	1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) , ; 	2. v.	  1) 	  2)  , ;	   to wound smb.'s feelings  -. ;	   he was wounded in his deepest affections       	II p.  p-p.  wind I, 2, 5	III p.  p-p.  wind II, 2

wove  p.  weave 1

woven  p-p.  weave 1

wow  .	1. n.	  1)     	  2) .  	2. v. , 	3. interj. !, !

wowser  n. .  

wrack  1. n.	  1)  	  2) . . , ;	   to go to wrack ;	   wrack and ruin  	  3)  (   )	2. v. ()

wraith  n.  (-.),        ; 

wrangle  1. n. , ;	   to have a wrangle with smb. about ( over) smth.     -.  -.	2. v.	  1) , ;  ( -.  -.);	   what are they wrangling about?    ?	  2) .  ,   (. )

wrangler  n.	  1) , 	  2) ,       (  )	  3) . . 

wrap  1. n.	  1) , ;  ; , 	  2) 	2. v.	  1) , , ,  ( wrap up);	   to wrap oneself  	  2) ,  (round, about);	   to wrap in paper   wrap over ;	   wrap up	    ) ;	    ) ;    wrapped up in	    )   (,  -.),  -.;	   wrapped up in slumber   ;	    ) ;	   the affair is wrapped up in mystery    

wrap-up  n. . .   

wrapper  n.	  1) ; 	  2) , 	  3) 

wrapping  1. pres-p.  wrap 2	2. n. ( pl.) ;  

wrapping-paper  n.  

wrapt  = rapt

wrasse  n.  ()

wrath  n. , ;  

wrathful  a. , 

wreak  v. .  ,  ();	   to wreak vengeance upon one's enemy  

wreath  pl. n.	  1) , 	  2) ,  ()

wreathe  v.	  1) ,  ()	  2) ()	  3)  ( )	  4)  (  ..)

wreathed  1. p.  p-p.  wreathe	2. a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   a face wreathed in wrinkles ,  ;	   a face wreathed in smiles ,   

wreck  1. n.	  1) , ; , ;	   the house was a wreck after the party        	  2)   ,   (  );  ()	  3) ;	   what a wreck of his former self he is!    !	  4) ,  (  ..)	  5) attr. ;	   wreck mark . ,    	2. v.	  1)  , ;  ()	  2)  	  3)  ( , )	  4)  (  ..)	  5)  ()

wreckage  n.	  1)  	  2) = wreck 1, 4

wrecked  1. p-p.  wreck 2	2. a.  , 

wrecker  n.	  1) , .   	  2) . -.   () 	  3)   	  4) .    ;	   pl.    

wrecking  1. pres-p.  wreck 2	2. n.	  1) 	  2)  ()	  3) . - 	3. a.	  1) ;	   wrecking car = wrecker 3	  2) wrecking crew    	  3) , ;	   wrecking policy  

Wren  n. .      (    )	wren  n.  ()

wrench  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) ;	   to give one's ankle a wrench  	  3)  ,  ( );	   the wrench of saying good-bye  	  4)  (,   ..)	  5) .  	2. v.	  1) ,  (. wrench off, wrench away; from, out of);	   to wrench open 	  2) 	  3)  (, )

wrest  v.	  1)  (); 	  2)  (,   );  (;	   from wrest  -.)	  3) ,   (, )

wrestle  1. n.	  1) . ;   	  2)   (   ..)	2. v. ;	   to wrestle against ( with) temptation (adversity)    ();	   to wrestle with a problem ,    

wrestler  n. . 

wrestling  1. pres-p.  wrestle 2	2. n. . 

wretch  n.	  1) ;	   poor wretch 	  2) 	  3) 

wretched  a.	  1) ; ;	   wretched existence  , 	  2)   , , ; ;	   wretched hovel  ;	   wretched state of things   ;	   wretched weather  	  3) .  , ;	   wretched toothache   

wrick  1. n.  ()	2. v.  ()

wriggle  1. n. , 	2. v.	  1)  (   ..);  (. wriggle oneself)	  2) ,   (. wriggle along)	  3) , ;	   to wriggle into office   -. ;	   to wriggle into favour   	  4) , ;	   to wriggle out of an engagement   ;	   to wriggle out of a difficulty    

wriggler  n.	  1)  	  2) ,    	  3) ; 

wring  1. n. ,   . {. 2}	2. v. (wrung)	  1) ;	   to wring one's hands   ;	   to wring smb.'s hand  ,  -. 	  2)  ( )	  3) 	  4)  (. wring out);	   wringing wet ,  	  5) ,  (. wring out; from, out of);	   to wring consent  ;	   to wring a promise from smb.   -. 

wringer  n.     to put smb. through the wringer	    ) ( )  ;	    )    (   ..)

wrinkle  I	1. n. ; ;	   to fit without a wrinkle    ,   ( )	2. v. () (. wrinkle up);  (-), ()	II n. .  ; 

wrinkly  a. ,  

wrist  n.	  1) 	  2) . 	  3) attr. ;	   wrist watch  

wrist-pin  n. . 

wristband  n.	  1) , 	  2) 

wristlet  n.	  1) 	  2)   	  3) attr. wristlet watch  , -

writ  I n.	  1) . 	  2) . , ;  ;	   to serve writ on smb.  -.  	II . p.  p-p.  write writ large	    ) ,  ;	    ) , 

write  v. (wrote, written) 

write-in  n.	  1)  ,        	  2) ,    	  3) attr. write-in votes ,   ,    ;	   write-in campaign       

write-off  n.	  1) ;  	  2) pl. ,   	  3) .  ; ; 

write-up  n.	  1)  ; 	  2)   	  3)  (,    ..)

writer  n.	  1) ; ;	   the present writer   	  2) ,  writer to the signet   ( );	   writer's cramp ( palsy) .  

writhe  v.  ( );	   to writhe with shame   ;	   to writhe under ( at) the insult  

writing  1. pres-p.  write	2. n.	  1) ;	   at the present writing   ,    ;	   in writing   ;	   writing down .  	  2) () ;	   the writings of Jonathan Swift   	  3) 	  4) 	  5) ,  ( );   the writing on the wall	    ) .   ;	    )  	3. a. ;  ; 

writing-case  n.    

writing-desk  n. ;  

writing-ink  n.  ( . printing-ink)

writing-master  n.  

writing-materials  n. pl.  

writing-pad  n.	  1) 	  2) 

writing-paper  n.  ;  

writing-table  n.  

written  p-p.  write

wrong  1. n.	  1) ; , , ;	   to do wrong ; ;	   to be in the wrong  	  2) ; ; ;	   to put smb. in the wrong    -.	  3) . 	2. a.	  1) , ;	   the whole calculation is wrong   ;	   my watch is wrong   ;	   I can prove you wrong   ,   ;	   to be quite wrong  	  2) , 	  3)   ( ); ;	   at the wrong time   ;	   he took the wrong street      ;	   to talk to the wrong man    ;	   what's wrong with it wrong	    )        ?;	    )    ?;	    )   ...;	   what's wrong with a cup of coffee?      ?	  4) ,  ( );	   wrong side out ;	   wrong side foremost  	  5) ;	   something is wrong with the motor  ;	   my liver is wrong   -      to go wrong	    )    , ;  ();	    )  ;	   everything went wrong    ;	    )    (   ..);	   to get hold of the wrong end of the stick  ,   (-.);	   to get off on the wrong foot   ;  ;	   on the wrong side of 40   ()	3. adv. , ;	   I'm afraid you got me wrong ,     	4. v.	  1) ;  , 	  2)   ( -.);    (-.)

wrong-headed  a. ;   

wrongdoer  n.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) ; 

wrongdoing  n.	  1) ; 	  2) ; 

wrongful  a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) , ; ;	   wrongful dismissal  

wrote  p.  write

wroth  a. predic. . . 

wrought  p.  p-p.  work 2, 12, 13, 14  15

wrought iron  n.  ,   

wrought-up  a. ; 

wrung  p.  p-p.  wring 2

wry  a.	  1) , ;	   to make a wry face ( mouth)   ;	   a wry smile  	  2) ; ; 

wryneck  n.	  1)  ()	  2) . 

wych-elm  n. .    

wye  n.	  1)   Y	  2) . ;  	  3) -.  	  4) . 

Wykehamist  n.   

X, x  n. (pl. Xs, X's )	  1) 24-  . 	  2) -.,     X	  3) . ,  ; .    	  4) (X) .   ()	  5) 	  6) 	  7)  ,     

X-axis  n. .  

X-bit  n. .   

X-bracing  n. .  

X-engine  n. .   x-  

X-line  n. .  ,  

X-ray  1. n.	  1) (. pl.)  	  2) attr. ;	   X-ray therapy ;	   X-ray picture ;	   X-ray photograph  	2. v. ,   

Xanthippe  n. ; . ,  

xanthous  a. 

xebec  n. .  (     )

xenial  a.   ,   ;	   xenial customs  

xenogamy  n. . ,  

xenomania  n. .    

xenon  n. . 

xenophobia  n.    

Xerox  n.	  1)  (   )	  2) 

Xerxes  n. . 

xiphoid  a. . 

Xmas  = Christmas

xylanthrax  n.  

xylograph  n.   

xylography  n. 

xylonite  n. 

xylophone  n. 

xylose  n. . 

xyster  n. . 

Y, y  n. (pl. Ys, Y's )	  1) 25-  . 	  2) -.,     Y	  3) . ,  

Y-axis  n. .  

Y-shaped  a. Y-, 

yacht  1. n. 	2. v. ,   

yacht-club  n. -

yachting  1. pres-p.  yacht 2	2. n.   (. yachting sport)

yachtsman  n.	  1)  	  2) . 

yaffil  n.  

yaffle  n.  

yah  interj.  ? ( , )

yahoo  n.	  1)  {,  , . " "}	  2)  , 	  3) . , 

yak  n. . 

Yakut  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  	2. a. 

yale lock  n.  "" 

yam  n. .	  1) 	  2) 

yammer  v. . .	  1) , 	  2)   ;  ,  

yank  1. n. , 	2. v. .     ;  (. yank out, yank off)	Yank  n. . 

Yankee  n.	  1) , 	  2)     	  3) attr. 

yankeefied  a. 

yap  1. n.	  1) ; 	  2) . 	  3) . 	  4) . ; 	2. v.	  1)  ; 	  2) . 

yapp  n.   

yard  I n.	  1)  (= 3   914,4 );	   by the yard  ;	   can you still buy cloth by the yard in Britain?       ?	  2) . 	II 1. n.	  1) 	  2)  	  3) -. ;  	  4) 	  5) (the Y.) = Scotland Yard	2. v.  (  )

yard-arm  n. . -

yard-bird  n. . . 

yard-master  n. -.  ;  

yard-measure  p    , ""    

yard-wand  = yard-measure

yardman  n. -.    

yardstick  n.	  1) = yardmeasure	  2) . ; ; ;	   to measure ( to judge) others by one's own yardstick =     

yarn  1. n.	  1) , 	  2) . , ; 	2. v.  ; 

yarn-beam  n. .    

yarn-dyed  a.   

yarovization  . n. 

yarovize  . v. 

yarrow  n. .  

yashmak  . n. 

yataghan  . n. 

yaw  . .	1. n.    , 	2. v.   

yawl  n. . ; 

yawn  1. n.	  1) 	  2) . 	2. v.	  1) ;	   he yawned good night ,    	  2) 	  3) ;	   a gulf yawned at our feet      to make a person yawn      -.

yclept  a. . . , 

ye  pron. pers. . . = you how d'ye do? ;  ?

yea  1. n.	  1) ;  	  2) .  "";	   yeas and nays  	2. adv.	  1) 	  2) .  , ;	   I will give you a pound, yea two pounds    ,  ,   	3. interj. . ?(!), ?(!) ( ,   ..)

yeah  part . 

yean  v. 

yeanling  n. ; 

year  n.	  1) ;	   year by year  ;	   year in year out    ;	   from year to year, year by year, year after year   ;  ;   ;	   years (and years) ago  ,  ;	   the year of grace   ;	   in the year of grace ( of our Lord) 1975  1975    	  2) pl. , ;	   he looks young for his years      ;	   in years 

year-book  n. 

yearling  1. n.	  1) ,  ; 	  2) . . . 	2. a. 

yearlong  a.   

yearly  1. a. 	2. adv.  ;   

yearn  v.	  1) ,  (for, after yearn  -., -.);	   he yearned to be home again   	  2) ,  (for, to yearn  -.)

yearning  1. pres-p.  yearn	2. n.  ;  ;	   popular yearnings  

yeast  n. , 

yeasty  a.	  1) 	  2) 	  3)  (   ..)

yegg  n. . , 

yelk  = yolk

yell  1. n.	  1)  	  2) .  ,     (    )	2. v.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   to yell out curses  

yellow  1. a.	  1) 	  2) . ;	   he has a yellow streak in him  	  3) . , ,  (   ..) the yellow press  ;	   yellow flag  	2. n.	  1) ,  	  2) 	  3) . 	3. v.	  1) 	  2) 

yellow dog  n. .  , ;  

yellow fever  n. .  

Yellow Jack  1) = yellow fever	  2)  

Yellow pages  n. . " " (-       )

yellow spot  n. .  

yellow-bark oak  n. .  

yellow-bellied  a. 

yellow-dog contract  n. .      

yellow-dog fund  n. . ,   

yellow-hammer  n.   ()

yellow-livered  a. . 

yellowback  n.	  1)   	  2)   (  )

yellowish  a. 

yellowness  n. 

yellowy  = yellowish

yelp  1. n. ; 	2. v. ; , , 

Yemeni  = Yemenite

Yemenite  1. a. 	2. n. ; 

yen  I n. (pl.  .)  (  )	II .	1. n.  	2. v. ,  ( -.)

yeoman  n.	  1) . 	  2)   ,  	  3) . . 	  4) yeoman of signals . -;	   yeoman of the Guard    yeoman's service	    )   ;	    )  

yeomanry  n.	  1) .  	  2) .  	  3) .   

yep  int. . . 

yes  1. adv. 	2. n. ; 

yes-man  n. . , 

yester-evening  .	1. n.  	2. adv.  

yester-year  .	1. n.  	2. adv.   

yesterday  1. adv.	  1) ;	   yesterday morning  	  2)  	2. n.  ;	   yesterday's incident  

yesternight  = yesterevening

yestreen  . = yester-evening

yet  1. adv.	  1) ;  ;	   he has not come yet    ;	   not yet  ();	   never yet   ;	   yet more  	  2) ,  ;	   he has yet much to say     	  3)  (  );	   need you go yet ?    ?	  4) ,  ;	   this question is more important yet    ;	   he will not accept help nor yet advice     ,   	  5)   , -;	   it is the largest specimen yet found         ;	   as yet  , ,   ;	   the scheme has worked well as yet      	  6)   ,  , -;	   it is strange and yet true  ,  (  ) 	2. cj. ,  ,   ; 

yew  n. . 

yew-tree  = yew

Yiddish  n.  , 

yield  1. n.	  1)  , ;	   a good yield of wheat   	  2)  ;     ;  ();	   milk yield  	  3) . ; 	  4)  ()	2. v.	  1) , ,  (, , );	   this land yields poorly     ;	   to yield no results    	  2) ;  ( -.);	   to yield a point   ( );	   to yield to the advice  ;	   to yield to none    ( ,   ..)	  3)  (-);	   to yield oneself prisoner  	  4) ; ; ;	   the door yielded to a strong push     ;	   the disease yields to treatment    	  5) . .  ,   (. to yield the floor);	   Will Mr. N. yield?      . yield up	    )  ;	    ) ;	    ) ,  ;	   to yield up a fort   to yieldup the ghost   , 

yielding  1. pres-p.  yield 2	2. a.	  1) , 	  2) ,  ( )	  3) , 	  4) ; 

yip  n. . , 

yippee  interj. 

yo-heave-ho  interj. = !, ! (   )

yobbo  n. . . , 

yodel  1. n.  (  )	2. v.  

yoga  . n.  (  )

yoghurt  . n.  ( )

yogi  . n. 

yogurt  . n.  ( )

yoke  1. n.	  1) 	  2)   	  3) , ;	   to endure (to shake off) the yoke  () ;	   to pass ( to come) under the yoke   	  4) . 	  5) 	  6)  ( )	  7)  	  8) . ; ; , 	  9) .  	2. v.	  1)   	  2) . , 

yokefellow  n.  ( ); ()

yokel  n. ;  

yokemate  = yokefellow

yolk  n. 

yolk-bag  = yolk-sac

yolk-sac  n. .   ()

yon  . . = yonder

yonder  1. a.  	2. adv.  

yore  n. . of yore -;	   in days of yore   

Yorkist  n. .   

Yorkshire  n.	  1)    	  2)    ,     (. Yorkshire pudding) {. .   }

you  ( ); ( ) pron. pers. (obj.  .)	  1) , 	  2) (  ) you never can tell .   ,  	  3) . . yourself	  4) .   : you fool! !

you'd  . . = you had; you would

you'll  . . = you will; you shall

you're  . . = you are

you've  . . = you have

you-know-what  n. . ,    -.    ,     

young  1. a.	  1) , ; ;	   he is young for his age      ;	   young man   (. .);	   my young man (woman) .   ( );	   young one's ; ; 	  2) , ;	   the night is young   	  3) 	  4) ,  (      ,      ) young blood	    ) ;	    )    	2. n. (. the young) pl. .	  1) ;	   old and young   	  2)  to be with young  ,   .

youngish  a. 

youngling  1. n. .	  1) ; ; 	  2)  	2. a. 

youngster  n.	  1) , ; 	  2) .    - 

your  ( ); ( ) pron. poss. (. ; . yours) ; 

yours  pron. poss. ( ;  . ; . your) ; ;	   this book is yours   ;	   I saw a friend of yours    ;	   you and yours    ();	   yours sincerely  sincerely yours    ( );	   yours of the 7th    7- 

yourself  pron. (pl. yourselves)	  1) refl. ; -, -; ;	   have you hurt yourself?  ?;	   how's yourself? .   ?	  2) emph. , ;	   you told me so yourself     ;	   have you been all by yourself the whole day?     ?;	   you are sure to do it all by yourself , ,       you are not quite yourself     

yourselves  pl.  yourself

youth  n.	  1) ; ;	   the fountain of youth  	  2) 	  3) 	  4) attr. ;	   youth organizations  ;	   a youth festival  

youthful  a.	  1) , 	  2) 	  3) ; 	  4) , 

yowl  1. n. 	2. v. 

yoyo  - (  )

ytterbium  n. . 

yttrium  n. . 

yucca  n. . 

Yugoslav  1. a. 	2. n. ; 

Yugoslavian  1. a. 	2. n. ; 

yule  n. 

yule-log  n.  ,   

yule-tide  = yule

Z, z  n. (pl. Zs, Z's )	  1) , 26-  . 	  2) -.,     Z	  3) . ,  

Z-bar  n. .  

zany  . n.	  1) . 	  2) , ; 	  3)  (     )

zariba  . n.  ; 

zeal  n. , 

zealot  n.  ; 

zealotry  n. 

zealous  a.	  1) , 	  2) ;	   to be zealous for smth.   -.

zebra  n. . 

zebu  n. . 

zed  n.   Z

zee  n. .   Z

Zeitgeist  . n.  

zemindar  . n.  

Zen  n.   "" ( ),       

zenana  . n.   ( )

Zend  n.  

Zend-Avesta  n. . -

zenith  n. ;	   at the zenith of fame   

zenith-distance  n.   ( )  ;  

zenithal  a. . 

zeolite  n. . 

zephyr  n.	  1) ,  	  2) .  	  3)  ()	  4) ,  

Zeppelin  n. 

zero  n. (pl. -os )	  1) , ;	   to reduce to zero   	  2)  ;     ;	   below zero  	  3) attr. zero setting     zero hour	    ) .   ,   ..;	    )  

zero-gravity  n. 

zest  1. n.	  1) ,   ; ; "";	   to give zest to smth.   ( , ) -.	  2) . ; ;	   he entered into the game with zest     	  3) . , 	  4) 	2. v. .  ,  

zeugma  n. . 

Zeus  n. . . 

zibet  n. . ,  

zigzag  1. n. 	2. a. 	3. adv. 	4. v.  

zinc  1. n.	  1) 	  2) attr. 	2. v. 

zinciferous  a.  

zincography  n. 

zing  .	1. n.   	2. v.    

zinnia  n. . 

Zionism  n. 

zip  1. n.	  1)  	  2)   	  3) . , 	  4) = zipper 1	2. v.	  1) ()  	  2) .  ,  	  3) 

zip code  n. .  

zip-fastener  = zipper 1

zipper  n.	  1) -	  2) pl.     

zippy  a. . , , 

zircon  n. . 

zirconium  n. . 

zither  n. 

zodiac  n. . ;	   signs of the zodiac  

zodiacal  a. . ;	   zodiacal light  

zoic  a. .  

zombi  n.	  1) ,  	  2) .    ;  	  3) . . 	  4)   ,     

zombie  n.	  1) ,  	  2) .    ;  	  3) . . 	  4)   ,     

zonal  a. 

zone  1. n.	  1) , , ; ;	   temperate zones  	  2) .   	  3) . . , 	  4) attr. ; ; ;	   zone time  	2. v.	  1) 	  2)   	  3)      

zoo  n. . ;	   the Z.   

zoogeography  n. 

zoological  a. ;	   zoological garden(s) ,  

zoologist  n. 

zoology  n. 

zoom  . .	1. n. "", ""	2. v.	  1) ,  ;  ""  ""	  2) .  , "";	   prices zoomed   

zoophyte  n. . 

zoster  n.  

zouave  n. . . 

zounds  interj. .  !

Zulu  1. a. 	2. n.	  1) ; 	  2)  

zygoma  n. (pl. -ata)  

zygomata  pl.  zygoma

zymosis  n.	  1) 	  2)  

zymotic  a.	  1) 	  2) ;	   zymotic diseases  

