RHYMING, SPELLING, AND PRONOUNCING DICTIONARY. A A The first letter of the alphabət, s. Abba A Syriac word, signifying father, s As-sa-ra-bacca A plant, s. Po-ladca A three-masted vessel, used in the Meditor ranean, s. Ba-sil'i-ca The middle vein of the arm; a hall, s. Mica A finely laminated mineral, s. Vom'i-ca An encysted tumour in the lungs, s. Har-mon'i-ca Musical glasses, 8. Pica The green sickness; a printing letter, s. Sci-at'i-ca The hip-gout, s. Phoca The seal, s. An-a-sar'ca A sort of dropsy, or pitting of the flesh, & Casea-da An American plant, s. Ed'da A book of Scandinavian mythology, s. Co-quinti-da The bitter apple, s. As-a-foet'i-da A stinking gum, 8. Cre-den'da Articles of Faith, 8. An-a-con'da A large serpent, s. Pan-a-cea A universal medicine; an herb, s. Ce-ta'ce-a The marine mammalia, s. [ings, as crabs, s. Crus-ta ce-a A class of animals protected by crust-like coverI-dea Mental imagination, s. Bo-hed A species of tea, s. Lea A meadow, s. Flea A troublesome insect, s. To flea To clean from fleas, v. a. Plea Allegation; form of pleading; excuse, & Di-ar-rhoea A flux of the bowels, s Pea A well-known kind of pulse, s. Tea A Chinese plant, s. Yea Yes, ad. Sofa A splendid seat, covered with carpets, s. O-mega The last letter of the Greek alphabet, s. Ha! An expression of wonder, int. Ha ha! ha! Of laughter, int. E-po'cha The time from which we date, s. Ony-cha The onyx, or odoriferous shell, s. Syn-a-loepha The contraction of syllables in poetry, s. A-podry-pha Books whose inspiration is not admitted, s. Naph'tha An unctuous fiery liquid, s. Hy-dro-phobia Dread of water, s. A-ca'ci-a A drug from Egypt; a tree so called, s. En-cy-clo-paddi-a A circle of sciences, s. Phar-ma-co-poei-a Knowledge of drugs, &c. s. [personification, a Pros-o-po-podi-a A figure by which things are made persons; Rat-i-fi'a A cordial, s. Par-o-nych'i-a A whitlow, s. Re-gali-a The ensigns of royalty, s. Dahli-a A beautiful flower, s. Par-a-pher-nali-a Goods in the wife's disposal, s. Au-reli-a Change of a caterpillar towards a moth, s. Cilia The eyelashes, s. Dulia An inferior kind of adoration, s. In-sig'ni-a Badges of distinction, s. Bri-tan'ni-a A kind of metal, s. A-dan-soni-a The baobab, s. Her'ni-a Any kind of rupture, s. Pe-tuni-a A flower from South America, s. Glob-u-lari-a A flosculous flower, consisting of many florets, s Diphtheria A disease of the throat, characterised by white Ac-ro-teri-a In architecture, little pedestals without bases, s. Phan-tas-ma-go'ri-a A representation by a magic lantern, s. A-pori-a A figure in rhetoric, doubting where to begin, a. Par-o-no-masi-a A figure in rhetoric resembling a pun, s. Ge-o-da si-a In geometry, the mensuration of surfaces, s. Am-bro'si-a The imaginary food of the gods, s. De-men'ti-a Mental alienation, 8. Ef-fluvi-a Particles flying off bodies, s. At-a-rari-a Exemption from vexation; tranquillity, s. La! See; look; behold, int. Caba-la Amysterious science among theJewish Rabbis, s Gen-ti-an-nella A kind of blue colour, s. Pru-nel'la Woollen stuff, s. Um-brel-la A sort of screen to keep off the sun or rain, s. Ced-illa A mark under c when it sounds like s, thus ç. Ba-rilla Soda from sea-weed, s. Cas-ca-rilla A tonic bark, 8. Sar-sa-pa-rilla A plant and tree, s. Go-rilla A large African ape, s. Villa A country seat, s Hol-la! Used in calling to any one at a distance, int. Me-tab'o-la In medicine, a change of time, air, or disease, s. Hy-per bo-la A section of a cone, s. Gon'do-la A boat used at Venice, s. A-reo-la The circle round the nipple, s. [half convex, s. Gola In architecture, a member half concave and Cupo-la A dome; an arched roof, s. Nel u-la An appearance like a cloud, s. Fitu-la The smaller bone of the leg, s. Madu-la A spot, s. An-ridu-la A kind of flower, s. Scrofu-la The king's evil, s. For mu-la Prescribed model, s. Ran'u-la A swelling under the tongue, s. Scap'u-la The shoulder-blade, s. Cop'u-la The word uniting the subject and predicate, s. Fer'u-la A slapper used in schools, s. Pen-in'su-la Land almost surrounded by water, s. Spat'u-la A spreading slice, used by apothecaries, s. Ta-ran'tu-la A poisonous spider, in Italy, s. Fistula A narrow, sinuous ulcer, s. Uvu-la A spongeous body at entrance of throat, s. |