24 Reed A plant; a small pipe; an arrow, 8. Freed Made free, part. a. Greed Covetousness, s. A-greed' Settled by consent, part. a. Seed The particle which produces plants and animals; Weed A useless herb; a mourning habit for women, s Ker'-chief-ed Dressed; hooded, a. Stuffed Filled with stuffing, a. Coiffed Wearing a coif, a. Stall-fed Fed not with grass, but dry food, a. A'ged Old, a. Mid-dle-aged About the middle of life, a. En-gaged Attached; embarked in any affair, a. Man'a-ged Broken by horsemanship; tutored, a Fledg'ed Having wings or feathers, part. a. A-bridg'ed Shortened, a. A-bridg'ed (Used with of) deprived of, prep. Snagged Rugged; hairy; rough, a. Shagged Full of sharp protuberances, a. Rag'ged Rent into tatters; uneven, a. Cragged Full of inequalities and prominences, a. Scragged Rough; uneven, a. Duck'leg-ged Short-legged, a. Bow'leg-ged Having crooked legs, a. Ban'dy-legged Having crooked legs, a. Dog'ged Sullen; sour; gloomy, a. Rugged Rough; shaggy; stormy; sour, &. Wing'ed Furnished with wings, a. To'ged Gowned; dressed in a gown, or toga, a. Beach'ed Exposed to the waves; stranded, a. Breach'ed Broken, as fortified walls, a. Stomach-ed Filled with passions of resentment, a. High'stom-ach-ed Obstinate; lofty, a. De-tach'ed Drawn off; disengaged, a. Inch'ed Having inches, as two-inched boards, th Un-blench'ed Not disgraced, a. Un-staunch'ed Not stopped; not stayed, a. Arched Bent in form of an arch, part. a. Un-smirched Unpolluted; not stained, a. Un-match'ed Matchless; having no equal, a. Far-fetch's Brought from places remote; elaborately strained, a. Wretched Miserable; unhappy, a. Ca-pouch'ed Covered over as with a hood, a. To shed To emit; to spill; to let fall, v. Blood shed Murder; slaughter, 8. Un-flesh'ed Not fleshed; not seasoned to blood; raw, a. E-stablish-ed Fixed; settled firmly, a. Anguish-ed Excessively pained, a. Dis-tinguish-ed Eminent; extraordinary, a. Am'bush-ed Placed in ambush, a. In-breath'ed Inspired; infused by inspiration, a. Faith'ed Honest; sincere, a. Tooth'ed Having teeth, a. Mouth'ed Furnished with a mouth, a. Hard mouth-ed Not sensible of the bit, a. Foul mouth-ed Scurrilous, a. Deep'mouth'ed Having a hoarse and loud voice, a Ed'sta-si-ed Ravished; rapturous, a. Close bod-i-ed Made to fit the body exactly, a. Studi-ed Learned; versed in any study, a. Mag'ni-fi-ed Exalted; made great, a. Big'bel-li-ed Pregnant, a. Pot'bel-li-ed Having a swoln paunch, a. Hon'i-ed Covered with honey, sweet, a. A-ston'i-ed A word used for astonished, Isaiah. Can'o-pi-ed Covered with a canopy, a. Un-weari-ed Not tired; not fatigued, a. Un-vari-ed Not changed; not diversified, a. Sto'ri-ed Adorned with historical pictures, ao Mar'ri-ed Conjugal; connubial, a. Un-mar'ri-ed Having no husband or wife, & Tongue ti-ed Having an impediment of speech, a. Dari-ed Besprinkled with daisies, a. Dough bak-ed Unfinished; not hardened to perfection, a. Ring streak-ed Circularly streaked, a. Naked Wanting clothes; uncovered; bare, a Hunchback-ed Having a crooked back, a. Crook back-ed Having bent shoulders, a. Un-backed Not tamed; not countenanced, a Stiff neck-ed Stubborn; obstinate, a. Wicked Given to vice; not good, a. Hooked Bent; caught with a hook, a. a.' Down'look-ed Having a dejected countenance; sullen, a. Crook'ed Bent; not strait, a. Forked Opening into two or more parts, a. Un-masked Naked; open to the view, a. Un-asked Not sought by solicitation, a. Husked Bearing or covered with a husk, a. Tusk'ed Furnished with tusks, a. Hawk'ed Formed like a hawk's bill, a. Fabled Celebrated in fables, a. Pebbled Sprinkled or abounding with pebbles, & Circled Having the form of a circle; round, a Un-par al-lel-ed Not matched; having no equal, a. Un-ruf fled Calm; not tumultuous, a. Man'gled Lacerated, a. Hobnail-ed Set with broad-headed nails, a. Bob'tail-ed Having the tail cut, a. Cur'tail-ed Contracted, a Un-rec'on-ci-led Not reconciled, a. Ir-recon-ci-led Not atoned, a. Un-de-filed Not polluted, a. Three pi-led Set with a thick pile; piled one on another, a Tackled Made of ropes; tacked together, a. Peck'led Spotted; varied with spots, a. Speckled Marked with speckles, a. Freckled Spotted; maculated, a. Un-galled Unhurt; unwounded, a. Un-skilled Wanting skill or knowledge, a. Num'skull-ed Dull; stupid, a. Un-schooled Uneducated; not learned, a. Un-prin'ci-pled Devoid of principles; flagitious, a. Un-ex-ampled Not known by any precedent or example, a Dim'pled Set with dimples, a. Whim'pled Distorted with crying, a. Pimpled Having red pustules; full of pimples, a Pearl'ed Adorned or set with pearls, a. Gnarled Knotty, a. Sled A carriage drawn without wheels, a. Di'a-dem-ed Adorned with a diadem, a. Helm'ed Furnished with a head-piece, a Im-plu'med Without feathers, a. Turban-ed Wearing a turban, a. Un-skreened Not covered; not protected, a. Omen-ed Containing prognostics, a. Un-leaven-ed Not mixed with fermenting matter, a Un-feign'ed Not counterfeited; real, a. Brain'ed Endowed with brains; destroyed, & Shatter-brain-ed Inattentive; not consistent, a. Hare'brain-ed Wild; irregular, a. Grain'e Rough, made less smooth; painted in imitation of wood, a. Cross' grain-ed Having the fibres transverse; perverse, a. Strained Stretched, a Half'strain-ed Half-bred; imperfect, a. Un-strained Easy; not forced, a. Un-rein'ed Not restrained by the bridle, a. Bus kin-ed Dressed in buskins, a. Un-de-clined Not grammatically varied by termination, a. Dam'ned Hateful; detestable; condemned, a. Raw bon-ed Having bones scarcely covered with flesh, a Con-dition-ed Having qualities, or properties, a A-bovemen-tion-ed Cited before, a. A'pron-ed Wearing an apron, a. High'sea-son-ed Piquant to the palate, a. Un-zo'ned Not bound with a girdle, a. Learn'ed Versed in science and literature, skilful, a. Un-learn'ed Ignorant; not learned, a. Cavern-ed Full of caverns; hollow, a Un-strait'ned Easy; not forced, a. For'tu-ned Supplied by fortune, a. Gown'ed Dressed in a gown, a. Crown'ed Honoured with a crown, a Drown'ed Suffocated in water, a. Re-nown'ed Famous; celebrated, a. Fin'to-ed Having a membrane between the toes; palmi Be-neap'ed Left on the ground by a neap tide, a. Y-clep'ed Called; termed; named, a. Biped An animal with two feet, s. Ali-ped Wing-footed, 8. Par-al-lel-o-piped A prism whose base is a parallelogram, a. Chap'ped Cracked; cleft, a. Blob'lip-ped Having swelled or thick lips, a. Blob'ber-lipp-ped Having swelled or thick lips, a. Copped Rising to a top or head, a. Stop ped Hindered, a. Sped Pret. and part. pass. of speed. Thorough-sped Finished in principles; thorough paced, a |