Information
    Reason, proof
INTEND    to pretend
INTENDING    regarding
INTENDMENT    intention
INTENTIVELY    attentively
INTERESSED    allied
INTERMISSION    pause, delay
INTRENCHMENT    not capable of being cut
INTRINSE    intricate
INTRINSICATE    intricate
INVENTION    imagination
INWARD    an intimate friend
    intimate
INWARDNESS    intimacy
IRREGULOUS    lawless, licentious
ITERATION    reiteration


JACK    a mean fellow
JACK-A-LENT    a puppet thrown at in Lent
JACK GUARDANT    a jack in office
JADE    to whip, to treat with contempt
JAR    the ticking of a clock
JAR    to tick as a clock
JAUNCE    to prance
JESS    a strap of leather attached to the talons of a
    hawk, by which it is held on the fist
JEST    to tilt in a tournament
JET    to strut
JOURNAL    daily
JOVIAL    appertaining to Jove
JUDICIOUS    critical
JUMP    to agree
    to hazard
JUMP    hazard
JUMP    exactly, nicely
JUSTICER    a judge, magistrate
JUT    to encroach
JUTTY    a projection
JUTTY    to jut out beyond
JUVENAL    youth, young man


KAM    crooked
KECKSY    hemlock
KEECH    a lump of tallow
KEEL    to skin
KEEP    to restrain
KEISAR    Caesar, Emperor
KERN    the rude foot soldiers of the Irish
KIBE    a chilblain
KICKSHAW    a made dish
KICKSY WICKSY    a wife, used in disdain
KILN-HOLE    the ash-hole under a kiln
KIND    nature
KINDLE    to bring forth young; used only of beasts
KINDLESS    unnatural
KINDLY    natural
KIRTLE    a gown
KNAP    to snap, crack
KNAVE    a boy
    A serving-man
KNOT    a figure in garden beds
KNOW    to acknowledge


LABRAS    lips
LACED-MUTTON    a courtesan
LAG    the lowest of the people
LAG    late, behindhand
LAKIN    ladykin, little lady, an endearing term applied
    to the Virgin Mary in the oath, 'By our lakin.'
LAND-DAMN    perhaps to extirpate; Hanmer thinks it means
    to kill by stopping the urine
LAPSED    taken, apprehended
LARGE    licentious, free
LARGESS    a present
LASS-LORN    deserted by a mistress
LATCH    to smear
    To catch
LATED    belated
LATTEN    made of brass
LAUND    lawn
LAVOLTA    a dance
LAY    wager
LEAGUE    besieging army
LEASING    lying
LEATHER-COATS    a kind of apple
LEECH    a physician
LEER    countenance, complexion
LEET    a manor court
LEGE    to allege
LEGERITY    lightness
LEIGER    an ambassadorresident abroad
LEMAN    a lover or mistress
LENTEN    meagre
    That which may be eaten in Lent
L'ENVOY    the farewell or moral at the end of a tale or
    poem
LET    to hinder
    to binder
LET    hindrance
LETHE    death
LEVEL    to aim
LEVEL    that which is aimed at
LEWD    ignorant, foolish
LEWDLY    wickedly
LEWDSTER    a lewd person
LIBBARD    a leopard
LIBERAL    licentious
LIBERTY    libertinism
LICENCE    licentiousness
LIEF    dear
LIFTER    a thief
LIGHT O' LOVE    a tune so called
LIGHTLY    easily, generally
LIKE    to please
LIKE    to liken, compare
LIKE    likely
LIKELIHOOD    promise, appearance
LIKING    condition
LIMBECK    an alembick, a still
LIMBO    or Limbo patrum, the place where good men under
    the Old Testament were believed to be imprisoned till
    released by Christ after his crucifixion
LIME    bird-lime
LIME    to entangle as with bird-lime
    To smear with bird-lime
    To mix lime with beer or other liquor
LIMN    to draw
LINE    to cover on the inside
    To strengthen by inner works
LINSTOCK    a staff with a match at the end of it used by
    gunners in firing cannon
LIST    a margin, hence a bound or enclosure
LITHER    lazy
LITTLE    miniature
LIVELIHOOD    appearance of life
LIVERY    a law phrase, signifying the act of delivering
    a freehold into the possession of the heir or
    purchaser
LIVING    lively, convincing
LOACH    a fish so called
LOB    a looby
LOCKRAM    a sort of coarse linen
LODE-STAR    the leading-star, pole-star
LOFFE    to laugh
LOGGATS    the game called nine-pins
LONGLY    longingly
LOOF    to lull, bring a vessel up to the wind
LOON    a low contemptible fellow
LOT    a prize in a lottery
LOTTERY    that which falls to a man by lot
LOWT    a clown
LOWT    to treat one as a lowt, with contempt
LOZEL    a spendthrift
LUBBER    a leopard
LUCE    n. the pike or jack, a fresh-water fish
LUMPISH    duff, dejected
LUNES    fits of lunacy
LURCH    to defeat, to win
LURCH    to shift, to play tricks
LURE    a thing stuffed to resemble a bird with which
    the falconer allures a hawk
LUSH    juicy, luxuriant
LUSTIG    lusty, cheerful
LUXURIOUS    lascivious
LUXURY    lust
LYM    a limer or slow hound


MADE    having his fortune made
MAGNIFICO    the chief magistrate at Venice
MAGOT-PIE    a magpie, a pie which feeds on magots
MAIL    covered as with a coat of mail
MAIN-COURSE    a sea-term
MAKE    to do up, bar
    To do
MALKIN    a familiar name for Mary; hence a servant
    wench
MALLECHO    mischief
MAMMERING    hesitating
MAMMETS    a woman's breasts
    A doll
MAMMOCK    to break, tear
MAN    to tame a hawk
MANAGE    management
MANDRAGORA    or Mandrake a plant of soporiferous quality,
    supposed to resemble a man
MANKIND    having a masculine nature
MARCHES    frontiers, borders
MARCHPANE    a kind of sweet biscuit
MARGENT    margin
MARRY TRAP    an oath
MARTLEMAS    the Feast of St. Martin, which occurs on the
    11th of Nov. when the fine weather generally ends;
    hence applied to an old man
MATCH    an appointment
MATE    to confound, dismay
MEACOCK    tame, cowardly
MEALED    mingled
MEAN    instrument used to promote an end
MEAN    the tenor part in a harmony
MEAN    opportunity, power
MEASURE    reach
    A stately dance
MEAZEL    a leper, spoken in contempt of a mean person
MEDAL    a portrait in a locket
MEDICINE    a physician
MEED    reward, hire
    Merit
MEHERCLE    by Hercules
MEINY    retinue
MELL    to mix, to meddle
MEMORISE    to cause to be remembered
MEPHISTOPHILUS    the name of a familiar spirit
MERCATANTE    a foreign trader
MERELY    simply, absolutely
MESS    a company of four
METAPHYSICAL    supernatural
METE-YARD    measuring-wand
MEW UP    to confine
MICHER    a truant
MICKLE    much
MILL-SIXPENCE    a milled sixpence
MINCE    to do any thing affectedly
MINCING    affected
MISCREATE    illegitimate
MISDOUBT    to suspect
MISERY    avarice
MISPRISE    to despise
    To mistake
MISPRISION    mistake
MISSIVE    messenger
MISTEMPERED    angry
MISTHINK    to think ill of
MISTRESS    the jack in bowling
MOBLED    muffled
MODERN    commonplace
MODULE    a model, image
MOE    and more. Of frequent occurrence
MOIETY    a portion
MOME    a stupid person
MOMENTANY    momentary
MONTHS-MIND    a monthly commemoration of the dead, but used
    ludicrously to mean a great mind or strong desire
MOOD    anger
MOON-CALF    a nick-name applied to Caliban
MOONISH    inconstant
MOP    nod
MORISCO    a Moor
MORRIS-PIKE    Moorish-pike
MORT    death, applied to animals of the chase
MORT-DU-VINAIGRE    a ridiculous oath
MORTAL    fatal, deadly
    Murderous
MORTIFIED    ascetic
MOSE    a doubtful word, applied to some disease
    in a horse
MOTION    solicitation
    Emotion
MOTION    a puppet
MOTIVE    one who moves
    That which moves
MOTLEY    or the many-coloured coat of a fool, or
    a fool
MOTLEY-MINDED    foolish
MOUSE-HUNT    a weasel
MOW    to make grimaces
MOY    a coin, probably a moidore
MUCH    int. significant of contempt
MUCH    used ironically
MURE    a wall
MUST    a scramble
MUTINE    to mutiny
MUTINE    a mutineer


NAPKIN    a handkerchief
NATURAL    an idiot
NAYWARD    towards denial
NAYWORD    a catch-word, by-word
NEB    the beak
NEELD    a needle
NEIF    hand
NEPHEW    a grandson
NETHER-STOCKS    stockings
NEXT    nearest
NICE    foolish
NICK    score or reckoning
NICK    to brand with folly
NIGHTED    black as night
NIGHT-RULE    nightly solemnity
NINE MEN'S MORRIS    a place set apart for a Moorish dance by
    nine men
NINNY    a fool, jester
NOBILITY    nobleness
NOBLE    a coin, worth 6s. 8d
NODDY    a dolt
NONCE    for the nonce, corrupted from 'for then once,'
    for the occasion
NOOK-SHOTTEN    indented with bays and creeks
NOURISH    a nurse
NOVUM    a game at dice
NOWL    head
NUTHOOK    a hook for pulling down nuts, hence a thief
   


O    a circle
OAR    to row as with oars
OBSEQUIOUS    behaving as becomes one who attends funeral
    obsequies
OBSEQUIOUSLY    funereally
OBSTACLE    ridiculously used for 'obstinate.'
OCCUPATION    persons occupied in business
OCCURENT    an incident
OD'S BODY    |    'Od's in these
OD'S HEARTLINGS    |  and all similar
    | exclamations is
OD'S PITTIKINS    |  a euphemism
OD'S PLESSED WILL    |    for 'God's.'
OEILLIAD    an amorous glance
O'ERPARTED    having too important a part to act
O'ER-RAUGHT    overreached
    overtasked
OFFERING    challenging
OFFICE    benefit, kindness
    use, function
OLD    a cant term for great, as we say fine, or pretty
ONCE    some time
ONEYER    a banker.  A doubtful word
OPE    open
OPE    to open
    to open
OPEN    plain
    Public
OPEN    to give tongue as a hound
OPERANT    active
OPINIONED    used ridiculously for pinioned
OPPOSITE    adversary
OPPOSITION    combat
OR    before
ORDER    measures
ORDINANCE    rank, order
ORGULOUS    proud
ORT    leaving, refuse
OSTENT    show, appearance
OSTENTATION    show, appearance
   
OUNCE    a beast of prey of the tiger kind
OUPHE    a fairy
OUSEL-COCK    the blackbird
OUT    all out, fully
OUT-LOOK    to face down
OUTWARD    not in the secret of affairs
OUTWARD    outside
OWE    to own


PACK    to practise unlawful confederacy
PACK    a number of people confederated
PADDOCK    a toad
PAID    punished
PALABRAS    words, a cant term, from the Spanish
PALE    to enclose
PALL    to wrap as with a pall
PALLED    impaired
PALMER    one who bears a palm-branch, in token of having
    made a pilgrimage to Palestine
PALMY    victorious
PARCELLED    belonging to individuals
PARD    the leopard
PARITOR    an apparitor
PARLE    talk
PARLOUS    perilous
    keen, shrewd
PARTED    endowed, gifted
PARTIZAN    a pike
PASH    the face
PASH    to strike violently, to bruise, crush
PASS    to practise
    To surpass expectation
PASSANT    a term of heraldry, applied to animals
    represented on the shield as passing by at a trot
PASSING    surpassingly, exceedingly
PASSION    to have feelings
PASSIONATE    to suffer
PASSY-MEASURE    a kind of dance
PASTRY    the room where pastry was made
PATCH    a mean fellow
PATCHED    dressed in motley
PATCHERY    trickery
PATH    to walk
PATHETICAL    affected, hypocritical
PATIENT    to make patient, to compose
PATINE    the metal disc on which the bread is placed in
    the administration of the Eucharist
PATTERN    to give an example of
    Afford a pattern for
PAUCA VERBA    few words
PAUCAS    few, a cant word
PAVIN    a dance
PAX    a small image of Christ
PAY    to despatch
PEAT    a term of endearment for a child
PEDASCULE    a pedant, schoolmaster
PEER    to peep out
PEIZE    to balance, weigh down
PELTING    paltry
PERDU    lost
PERDURABLE    durable
PERDY    a euphemism for Par Dieu
PERFECT    certain
PERFECT    to inform perfectly
PERIAPTS    charms worn round the neck
PERJURE    a perjured person
PERSEVER    to persevere
PERSPECTIVE    a telescope, or some sort of optical glass
PEW-FELLOW    a comrade
PHEEZE    to comb, fleece, curry
PIA-MATER    the membrane covering the brain, the brain
    itself
PICK    to pitch, throw
PICKED    chosen, selected
PICKERS    (and stealers), the fingers, used ridiculously
PICKING    insignificant
PICKT-HATCH    a place noted for brothels. Merry Wives
    of Windsor
PIED    motley-coated, wearing the motley coat of a
    jester
PIELED    shaven
PLIGHT    pitched
PILCHER    a scabbard
PILL    to pillage
PIN    a malady of the eye
    The centre of a target
PINFOLD    a pound, a place to confine lost cattle
PIONED    digged
PLACKET    a petticoat-front
PLAIN SONG    a simple air
PLAITED    intricate
PLANCHED    made of boards
PLANTATION    colonizing, planting a colony
PLAUSIVE    plausible
PLEACHED    interwoven
POINT    a lace furnished with a tag by which the
    breeches were held up
POINT-DE-VICE    faultless
POISE    balance
    Doubt
POLLED    bare
POMANDER    a perfumed ball
POMEWATER    a kind of apple
POOR-JOHN    a herring
POPINJAY    a parrot
PORT    pomp, state
PORT    a gate
PORTABLE    bearable
PORTANCE    conduct, behavior
POSSESS    to inform
POTCH    to push violently
POTENT    a potentate
POUNCET-BOX    a box for holding perfumes
POWER    forces, army
PRACTISE    wicked stratagem
PRACTISANT    a confederate
PRANK    to dress up
PRECEPT    a justice's summons
PRECIOUSLY    in business of great importance
PREGNANCY    fertility of invention
PREGNANT    fertile of invention
    Ready
    Obvious
PRENOMINATE    to name beforehand, to prophesy
PRE-ORDINANCE    old-established law
PRESENCE    the presence-chamber
    High bearing
PREST    ready
PRETENCE    design
PRETEND    to portend
    To intend
PREVENT    to anticipate
PRICK    the mark denoting the hour on a dial
PRICK    to incite
    To choose by pricking a hole with a pin opposite the
    name
PRICK-SONG    music sung in parts by note
PRICKET    a stag of two years
PRIDE    heat
PRIG    to steal
PRIME    rank, lecherous
PRIMER    more-important
PRIMERO    a game at cards
PRINCIPALITY    that which holds the highest place
PRINCOX    a coxcomb
 

capable [´keipəbəl]   a.有能力；能干的   (初中英语单词)

intimate [´intimit]   a.亲密的 n.知己   (初中英语单词)

countenance [´kauntinəns]   n.面部表情；脸色；面容   (初中英语单词)

ambassador [æm´bæsədə]   n.大使   (初中英语单词)

farewell [feə´wel]   int.再见 n.&a.告别   (初中英语单词)

ignorant [´ignərənt]   a.无知的，愚昧的   (初中英语单词)

christ [kraist]   n.基督 int.天啊!   (初中英语单词)

strengthen [´streŋθən, ´strenθən]   vt.加强 vi.变强   (初中英语单词)

phrase [freiz]   n.短语；词组；措词   (初中英语单词)

lively [´laivli]   a.活泼的；热烈的   (初中英语单词)

coarse [kɔ:s]   a.粗(糙)的；粗鲁的   (初中英语单词)

vessel [´vesəl]   n.容器；船；脉管   (初中英语单词)

resemble [ri´zembəl]   vt.类似，象   (初中英语单词)

supposed [sə´pəuzd]   a.想象的；假定的   (初中英语单词)

instrument [´instrumənt]   n.仪器；手段；乐器   (初中英语单词)

promote [prə´məut]   vt.促进；发扬；助长   (初中英语单词)

spoken [´spəukən]   speak的过去分词   (初中英语单词)

reward [ri´wɔ:d]   n.&v.报答；报酬；奖赏   (初中英语单词)

frequent [´fri:kwənt]   a.常见的，频繁的   (初中英语单词)

stupid [´stju:pid]   a.愚蠢的；糊涂的   (初中英语单词)

practise [´præktis]   v.实践(行，施)；提倡   (初中英语单词)

shield [ʃi:ld]   n.盾牌；防御 v.保护   (初中英语单词)

administration [əd,minis´treiʃən]   n.管理(事务等)；经营   (初中英语单词)

confine [kən´fain]   vt.限制 n.边界；境界   (初中英语单词)

wicked [´wikid]   a.邪恶的；不道德的   (初中英语单词)

caesar [´si:zə]   n.凯撒；暴君；独裁者   (高中英语单词)

virgin [´və:dʒin]   a.处女(般)的 n.处女   (高中英语单词)

resident [´rezidənt]   a.居住的 n.居民   (高中英语单词)

margin [´mɑ:dʒin]   n.边缘；空白；余地   (高中英语单词)

confound [kən´faund]   v.混淆；使惊惶   (高中英语单词)

stately [´steitli]   a.庄严的，雄伟的   (高中英语单词)

contempt [kən´tempt]   n.轻蔑；受辱；不顾   (高中英语单词)

portrait [´pɔ:trit]   n.肖像；相片；雕像   (高中英语单词)

monthly [´mʌnθli]   a.每月(的) n.月刊   (高中英语单词)

ridiculous [ri´dikjuləs]   a.荒谬的；可笑的   (高中英语单词)

doubtful [´dautful]   a.怀疑的，可疑的   (高中英语单词)

significant [sig´nifikənt]   a.重要的；意义重大的   (高中英语单词)

violently [´vaiələntli]   ad.强暴地；猛烈地   (高中英语单词)

bruise [bru:z]   n.伤痕 v.打(碰)伤   (高中英语单词)

surpass [sə´pɑ:s]   vt.超过，胜过   (高中英语单词)

pastry [´peistri]   n.面制糕点   (高中英语单词)

telescope [´teliskəup]   n.望远镜   (高中英语单词)

fertile [´fə:tail]   a.肥沃的；有繁殖力的   (高中英语单词)

lawless [´lɔ:ləs]   a.无法无天的   (英语四级单词)

testament [´testəment]   n.契约，誓约；遗嘱   (英语四级单词)

entangle [in´tæŋgəl]   vt.缠住；纠纷；牵连   (英语四级单词)

masculine [´mæ:skjulin]   a.男性的 n.男子   (英语四级单词)

nightly [´naitli]   a.&ad.每夜(的)   (英语四级单词)

pilgrimage [´pilgrimidʒ]   n.朝圣；远游；人生历程   (英语四级单词)

fleece [fli:s]   n.羊毛；羊毛状物   (英语四级单词)

membrane [´membrein]   n.膜(片)；薄膜；隔膜   (英语四级单词)

breeches [´britʃiz]   n.裤子；马裤   (英语四级单词)

beforehand [bi´fɔ:hænd]   ad.事先；提前   (英语四级单词)

puppet [´pʌpit]   n.木偶；傀儡   (英语六级单词)

contemptible [kən´temptəbəl]   a.可鄙的；可轻视的   (英语六级单词)

applied [ə´plaid]   a.实用的，应用的   (英语六级单词)

affected [ə´fektid]   a.做作的；假装的   (英语六级单词)

malady [´mælədi]   n.疾病；不正之风   (英语六级单词)

holding [´həuldiŋ]   n.保持，固定，存储   (英语六级单词)

fertility [fə:´tiliti]   n.肥沃；多产；繁殖力   (英语六级单词)