TO ENVIRON-to surround, encompass, environ, encircle, 161 EVENT-event, incident, accident, adventure, occurrence, 157 EPHEMERIS-calendar, almanack, ephemeris .... 474 EVER-always, at all times, ever.... 95 EVIDENCE-deponent, evidence, witness. . 330 282 300 274 556 555 EPIDEMICAL Contagious, epidemical, pestilential TO ERADICATE—to eradicate, extirpate, exterminate.... 641 EXAMINATION-examination, search, inquiry, research, investigation, scrutiny 268 EXAMINE-to discuss, examine TO EXCEED 516 682 To EXPECT-to await, wait for, look for, expect To EXCEL to exceed, surpass, excel, transcend, outdo, 305 EXPEDIENT-necessary, expedient, essential, requisite .. 516 EXCELLENCE-excellence, superiority.. 306 TO EXPEDITE-to hasten, accelerate, speed, expedite, dis- patch 273 EXPEDITIOUS-diligent, expeditious, prompt 7 TO EXPEL-to banish, exile, expel.... 407 TO EXPEND-to spend or expend, waste, dissipate.. .... 287 288 205 409 543 395 EXPERIMENT experience, experiment, trial, proof, test, 373 593 TO EXPLAIN-to explain, expound, interpret.. explanatory, explicit, express EXPLOIT-deed, exploit, achievement, feat..... 6 33 448 TO EXECUTE to accomplish, effect, execute, achieve.... 327 To EXPRESS-to express, declare, signify, testify, utter.. 570 328 EXPRESSION-word, expression, term 581 571 TO EXPUNGE-to blot out, expunge, rase or erase, efface, 268 414 ... 409 EXTERIOR-outward, external, exterior... 566 nate EXTERNAL-outward, external, exterior.. 567 TO EXTIRPATE―to eradicate, extirpate, exterminate.... 425 To EXTORT-to exact, extort ... 362 EXTRANEOUS-extraneous, extrinsic, foreign 159 EXTRAORDINARY-extraordinary, remarkable.... 205 EXTRAVAGANT-extravagant, prodigal, lavish, profuse.. 406 256 EXTREMITY} extremity, extreme ... 449 EXTREMITY-end, extremity ... 322 322 To EYE-to look, see, behold, view, eye.... TO EXTRICATE—to disengage, disentangle, extricate.... 224 FANTASTICAL-fanciful, fantastical, whimsical, capricious, 468 545 FAR-distant, far, remote. 407 FARE-fare, provision ... 610 FARMER-farmer, husbandman, agriculturist.. 323 656 397 .......... 532 ... .... FABLE-fable, tale, novel, romance. To FACE-to confront, face.. .... TO FASCINATE-to charm, enchant, fascinate, enrapture, 588 FASHION-custom, fashion, manner, practice .... TO FABRICATE—to invent, feign, frame, fabricate, forge, 677 To FASHION-to form, fashion, mould, shape. FAILING failure, failing FAILURE—failure, miscarriage, abortion... FAIR-fair, honest, equitable, reasonable. FAITH-faith, creed.... FAITH-faith, fidelity FAITHFUL-faithful, trusty. FAITHLESS-faithless, unfaithful... FAITHLESS-faithless, perfidious, treacherous.. FALSITY } untruth, falsehood, falsity, lie To FALTER-to hesitate, falter, stammer, stutter ...... FAMILIAR-free, familiar.... 400 FAVORABLE-favorable, propitious, auspicious 5 FAULT-blemish, defect, fault..... 88 FAULT-error, fault. ... 87 FAULT-imperfection, defect, fault, vice.. To FAULTER, vide FALTER 88 To FAWN-to coax, wheedle, cajole, fawn 444 FEARFUL-afraid, fearful, timorous, timid..... 21 FEARLESS-bold, fearless, intrepid, undaunted 671 FEAT-deed, exploit, achievement, feat 348 FEEBLE-weak, feeble, infirm..... 88 To FEEL-to feel, be sensible, conscious. .... FAMOUS-famous, celebrated, renowned, illustrious...... 597 FENCE-fence, guard, security.... FANATIC-enthusiast, fanatic, visionary .. FANCIFUL-fanciful, fantastical, whimsical, capricious.. FANCY-conceit, fancy... FANCY-fancy, imagination....... 377 599 334 .... 34 236 468 449 154 337 443 455 455 456 679 TO FIND } to .... to find, find out, discover, invent ..... Page 601 To FLATTER-to adulate, flatter, compliment 389 FLAW-blemish, stain, spot, speck, flaw Page 674 675 655 91 222 FLEETING-temporary, transient, transitory, fleeting.... 296 FOIBLE-imperfection, weakness, frailty, failing, foible. . TO FIND OUT to find, find out, discover, espy, descry.. 556 To FOIL-to defeat, foil, disappoint, frustrate.. TO FIND FAULT WITH-to find fault with, blame, ob- FOLKS-people, persons, folks ... dity, velocity 288 432 514 FLIGHTINESS-lightness, levity, flightiness, volatility, 452 giddiness.. 475 574 TO FLOURISH-to flourish, thrive, prosper. 4.83 683 TO FLOW-to arise, proceed, issue, spring, flow, emanate, 330 420 659 TO FLUCTUATE to scruple, hesitate, fluctuate, waver 47 420 352 102 652 87 115 629 .... 302 FREE-free, liberal 43 FREE-free, familiar To FREE to free, set free, deliver, liberate 490 FREEDOM-freedom, liberty.. 204 FREIGHT-freight, cargo, lading, load, burden 12 FREQUENTLY-commonly, generally, frequently, usually, 378 269 FRESH-fresh, new, novel, recent, modern. 297 298 357 27 FRETFUL-captious, cross, peevish, petulant, fretful.... 367 334 FRIENDSHIP-love, friendship. FORMERLY-formerly, in times past or old times, in days .... TO FORSWEAR-to forswear, perjure, suborn... .... To FORTIFY-to strengthen, fortify, invigorate.. .. . . . FORTUITOUS FRUITION-enjoyment, fruition, gratification 458 461 658 304 335 FRIGHT-alarm, terror, fright, consternation.. 352 355 .... 353 574 .... 466 FORTUNATE 329 TO FOSTER-to foster, cherish, harbor, indulge. FOUL-nasty, filthy, foul..... To FOUND-to found, ground, rest, build FRACTURE } rupture, fraction, fracture FRAGILE-fragile, frail, brittle FRAGRANCE-smell, scent, odor, perfume, fragrance FRAILTY-imperfection, weakness, frailty, failing, foible, 640 FURY-anger, choler, rage, fury .... 654 FUTILE-trifling, trivial, frivolous, futile 640 87 GAIN-gain, profit, emolument 677 TO GAIN-to acquire, obtain, gain, win, earn. 347 TO FULFIL-to fulfil, accomplish, realize 328 TO FULFIL to keep, observe, fulfil 328 361 FULLY-largely, copiously, fully.. 406 457 FULNESS-fulness, plenitude 405 659 FUNCTION-office, place, charge, function 392 634 FUNERAL-funeral, obsequies 29 ous... 217 FURIOUS-violent, furious, boisterous, vehement, impetu- 226 79 574 .... 486 485 484 |