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Rh to meddle with a thing perniciously.

_ n, add.: a contract o any kind. tleApcAt., add.: the phr. t>e t>eApCAi6 is generally used o bad result*, -oe OApp generally of good results. DleACAe, -Aije, a., legal, lavviui regular. Opot, add. : pi. also -AntiA. O^onnAd, add. : irregukr or un- even as a field, a plain, &c "Ouai-oneip, read ouAvone'ip. t)uTiAim, add. : alto aa v. intr -I refuse to pay creditors, I be- come bankrupt. CASAm add. v. tr., I put to death (pott.). eApcpAim, add. : I leap, come quickly or suddenly. eiLeAm, add. : ni't 4 on C4 4ft 6 C464lf1C OU1C, tiioy nave no thought of giving it to you. itiSim, add. : B'^IJIIJ eAXjojicA, a dispute arose between them., for tte pcxxcexit) rtad tee ,, pi. id. t m a grazier. plait, a fold. t, add.-. 45 ice n& peold backbiting, slander- -Aije, a., vigorous. <, adrf. : T:A f 6 5oifi, read sAimbeax)- O1J1. eArrt4 ,add.: 5 . Am4(if ^t off expelled. Stu-iireafic, add. : rate of travel- ling. Soin, add.: 5 om j^tne, sun- stroke ; S om t<4, lunacy. a ray of light, etc., add. eAf HIAHA, a lightship, a light- n S mn, f or teAc-pitne read LeAc-pinje. LinncpeAii, for djioi^e read C|ioi-6e. mf, add. : a common pi. is m ir>. , add.: a laughing stock; t)e4nAiii pjoiji -oiom, turn- ing me into ridicule. pure*, g. id., pi. -Anoe, m., a bulge. ttopaim, for Urn read Uth. Siilin, add. : the part of a cart- shaft that juta out behind. . . S6ib, -e, /., in a poouliar phr. : i mbcAL n< feibe, unawares unexpectedly; C 4|vni ojitn 6 i mb6At nA r<be, I met him unawares; copuij pi .up i mb^AL nA p^tbe, ahe began at him (to scold him) un- expectedly (Don.).
 * pitlcfti, p. trf., pi. - n ,te, ., a