To GALL-to rub, chafe, fret, gall. .... .... GALLANTRY-bravery, courage, valor, gallantry To GAPE-to gape, stare, gaze .... To GAZE-to gape, stare, gaze.. GENDER-gender, sex . . . ... GENERAL-general, universal..... ... 578 GLOOMY-dull, gloomy, sad, dismal... 568 To GLORY-to glory, boast, vaunt 475 To GLOSS-to gloss, varnish, palliate 568 GLOSSARY-dictionary, lexicon, vocabulary, glossary GENERALLY-commonly, generally, frequently, usually, 378 GODLY-godly, righteous.. GENERATION-generation, age GENERATION-race, generation, breed GENEROUS-beneficent, bountiful, bounteous, munificent, 300 GOLD-gold, golden.. 633 GOOD-good, goodness.. .... GOOD-good, benefit, advantage 146 GOOD-HUMOR .... Page 187 GLANCE-glimpse, glance 384 602 422 To GLARE-to shine, glitter, glare, sparkle, radiate .... 601 602 GLEAM-gleam, glimmer, ray, beam 602 462 TO GLIDE-to slip, slide, glide 348 606 GLOOM-gloom, heaviness 142 To GRANT―to give, grant, bestow, allow 142 143 TO GRASP to lay or take hold of, catch, seize, snatch, 4 GOOD-NATURE good-humor, good-nature. 197 GOOD OFFICE-benefit, service, good office TO GIVE to give, present, offer, exhibit TO GIVE UP-to give up, deliver, surrender, yield, cede, concede..... TO GIVE UP-to give up, abandon, resign, forego. GLADNESS-joy, gladness, mirth. To GLANCE AT-to glance at, allude to. 630 GOODS-commodity, goods, merchandize, ware GOVERNMENT-government, administration 605 GRACE-grace, charm 607 GRACEFUL-becoming, comely, graceful. 475 GRAND-noble, grand 145 GRANDEUR-grandeur, magnificence 4 To GRANT-to admit, allow, grant.. grasp, gripe.... GRATEFUL-acceptable, grateful, welcome. 480 GRATUITOUS-gratuitous, voluntary 383 GRATUITY-gratuity, recompence 610 GRAVE-grave, serious, solemn To HALE to draw, drag, haul or hale, pull, pluck, tug, 349 To HAUL-to draw, drag, haul or hale, pull, pluck, tug, 349 27 TO HAUNT-to frequent, resort to, haunt HAZARD-chance, hazard.. .... 138 TO HAZARD-to hazard, risk, venture. e 628 155 155 155 TO HEARKEN-to attend, hearken, listen HEAVY-heavy, burdensome, weighty, ponderous .... To HEIGHTEN-to heighten, raise, aggravate HERETIC-heretic, schismatic, sectarian or sectary, dis- senter, nonconformist..... TO HESITATE-to demur, hesitate, pause TO HESITATE-to hesitate, falter, stammer, stutter TO HESITATE—to scruple, hesitate, waver, fluctuate. . . . HIDDEN-Secret, hidden, latent, occult, mysterious HIDEOUS hideous, ghastly, grim, grisly.. HIGH-MINDED} haughty, high, high-minded HIGH-SOUNDING-loud, noisy, high-sounding, clamorous, To HINDER-to retard, hinder suggest TO HOIST-to lift, heave, hoist 523 630 HOLYDAY-feast, festival, holyday 423 HONEST-fair, honest, equitable, reasonable 453 HONEST—sincere, honest, true, plain 24 HONESTY-honesty, uprightness, integrity, probity 37 HONESTY 506 HONOR honesty, honor 446 HONOR-glory, honor 344 HONOR-honor, dignity 446 TO HONOR-to honor, reverence, respect.. 522 HOPE-hope, expectation, trust, confidence.. } HORRIBLE fearful, dreadful, frightful, tremendous, ter- 269 HOSTILE-adverse, inimical, hostile, repugnant 438 HOSTILITY-enmity, animosity, hostility 42 Hor-hot, fiery, burning, ardent... 353 112 104 103 601 630 41 HOWEVER however, yet, nevertheless, notwithstanding, 273 .... 48 To HUG-to clasp, hug, embrace. 661 457 47 HUGE enormous, huge, immense, vast 416 ILLITERATE-ignorant, illiterate, unlearned, unlettered, 194 IMPETUOUs-violent, furious, boisterous, vehement, im- TO ILLUMINATE TO ILLUMINE } petuous 198 249 442 226 40 671 to illuminate, illumine, enlighten.... 194 IMPLACABLE-implacable, unrelenting, relentless, inex- .... orable 463 576 TO IMPLANT-to implant, ingraft, inculcate, instil, infuse, 562 TO ILLUSTRATE—to explain, illustrate, elucidate IMAGE-likeness, picture, image, effigy IMAGINARY-ideal, imaginary IMAGINATION-idea, thought, imagination To IMAGINE to conceive, apprehend, suppose, imagine, TO IMITATE to follow, imitate To IMITATE to imitate, copy, counterfeit..... inconsiderable IMMATERIAL-incorporeal, unbodied, immaterial, spiri- tual IMMEDIATELY-directly, immediately, instantly, instan- taneously IMMENSE enormous, huge, immense, vast.... 107 TO IMPLY-to denote, signify, imply IMMUNITY-privilege, prerogative, exemption, immunity, 239 IMPUDENT-impertinent, rude, saucy, impudent, insolent, 198 To IMPAIR-to impair, injure. 497 TO IMPUGN-to impugn, attack 75 INATTENTION—inadvertency, inattention, oversight.... 524 INDIFFERENT-indifference, unconcerned, regardless.... 454 INCIDENTAL-accidental, incidental, casual, contingent.. TO INCITE to excite, incite, provoke. ...... INDIGENCE-indigence, want, need, penury 13 ... 411 631 INDIGNATION―anger, resentment, wrath, ire, indignation, 79 .... ........ INDISCRIMINATE-promiscuous, indiscriminate 282 158 INDOLENT-indolent, supine, listless, careless.. INCLINATION-bent, bias, inclination, prepossession .... 139 TO INDUCE to actuate, impel, induce INCLINATION-disposition, inclination.. INCLINATION—inclination, tendency, propensity, prone- ness TO INCLINE-to lean, incline, bend TO INCLOSE-to circumscribe, inclose 82 321 442 73 320 274 342 344 73 356 573 INFAMOUS-infamous, scandalous... INFANTINE-childish, infantine 2 INFERIOR-subject, subordinate, inferior, subservient IN COURSE-naturally, in course, consequently, of course, 303 INFIDELITY-unbelief, infidelity, incredulity. INERT-inactive, inert, lazy, slothful, sluggish 342 130 INEXORABLE-implacable, unrelenting, relentless, inex- orable 463 7 INEXPRESSIBLE-unspeakable, ineffable, unutterable, in- expressible.. 578 64 64 492 358 94 20 306 .. 119 |