METHOD order, method, rule. Page 309 MODEST-modest, bashful, diffident. ... METHOD―way, manner, method, mode, course, means.. 308 MODESTY-modesty, moderation, temperance, sobriety Page 128 264 263 659 508 515 573 296 179 To MOLEST-to trouble, disturb, molest.. 680 1 MOMENT-instant, moment ... 522 MONARCH-prince, monarch, sovereign, potentate. 320 MONEY-money, cash ..... .... 30 MONSTER-wonder, miracle, marvel, prodigy, monster.. 495 495 MORALS-manners, morals 478 MORBID-sick, sickly, diseased, morbid 480 MOREOVER-besides, moreover. 478 MOROSE-gloomy, sullen, morose, splenetic. . .... 321 MORTIFICATION-Vexation, mortification, chagrin 499 MOTIVE-cause, motive, reason 498 MOTIVE-principle, motive 497 TO MOULD-to form, fashion, mould, shape 417 636 ..... 471 413 NATURALLY—naturally, in course, consequently, of course, 303 To NOTICE-to attend to, mind, regard, heed, notice 522 NAVALCAL} maritime, marine, naval, nautical NAUSEA-disgust, loathing, nausea.... NEAR-close, near, nigh .... NECESSARIES-necessities, necessaries... 323 NOTION-perception, idea, conception, notion.. NECESSARY-necessary, expedient, essential, requisite .. 516 NOTORIOUS-noted, notorious .... .. 565 564 564 15 16 24 597 225 NOTWITHSTANDING however, yet, nevertheless, notwith- standing.. 273 612 obsolete ... 611 OLDER-senior, elder, older.. TO OBSERVE to notice, remark, observe 564 OLD-old, ancient, antique, antiquated, old-fashioned, OBSOLETE-old, ancient, antiquated, antique, old-fa- OLD-TIMES-formerly, in times past, old times or days 81 77 82 82 120 144 149 25 396 392 149 339 332 297 299 297 299 to appoint, order, prescribe, ordain ORDER-class, order, rank, degree.. .... Page Page 586 TO OUTWEIGH to overbalance, outweigh, preponderate, 206 174 309 PACE-pace, step ORDER—command, order, injunction, precept, mandate.. 176 PACIFIC-peaceable, peaceful, pacific ORDER-direction, order ... 551 .... 253 346 434 216 TO PACIFY-to appease, calm, pacify, quiet, still.... 433 ORDER-order, method, rule 309 PAGAN-gentile, heathen, pagan 620 ... to overturn, overthrow, subvert, in- TO OVERTURN TO OVERWHELM-to overwhelm, crush.. TO OUT DO-to exceed, excel, surpass, out do OUTSIDE-Show, outside, appearance, semblance.. ... 117 PARTICULARLY-especially, particularly, principally, ... 366 641 95 33 PEEVISH-captious, cross, peevish, petulant, fretful .... 367 PERVERSE-awkward, cross, untoward, crooked, froward, PENALTY-fine, penalty, mulct, forfeiture ... ...... perverse 603 .... 574 TO PENETRATE―to penetrate, pierce, perforate, bore .. 493 PESTILENTIAL-contagious, epidemical, pestilential .... PENMAN-writer, penman, scribe PENURY-poverty, indigence, want, need, penury. PEOPLE-people, populace, mob, mobility PEOPLE-people, persons, folks TO PERCEIVE-to perceive, discern, distinguish,. PEREMPTORY-positive, absolute, peremptory PERFECT-accomplished, perfect. PERFECT-complete, perfect, finished... 584 ... 583 316 247 684 563 616 493 403 647 636 PERFIDIOUS-faithless, perfidious, treacherous To Perforate-to penetrate, pierce, perforate, bore.. 493 Pious-holy, pious, devout, religious PERFORATION-orifice, perforation.. TO PERFORM-to effect, produce, perform PERIOD -sentence, proposition, period, phrase TO PERJURE-to forswear, perjure, suborn.. 494 PIQUE-malice, rancor, spite, grudge, pique 325 TO PINCH-to press, squeeze, pinch, gripe. 357 444 36 463 506 |