Orb'ed Formed in a circle; rounded, a.
Dis-orb'ed Thrown out of the proper orb, a.

Hot'bed Earth heated by the fermentation of dung, s.
Shame fa-ced Bashful; modest, a.

Barefa-ced Scandalous; in public view, a.
Smock fac-ed Beardless; maidenly, a.
Bra'zen-fa-ced Impudent; shameless, a.
Strait'la-ced Scrupulous; over-conscientious, a.
Pa'ced Having a certaiu gait, a.

Through'pa-ced Perfect; complete, a.

Thor'ough-paced Perfect; complete, a.

Bra'ced Tied strongly together; tight, a.
Un-braced Relaxed; loose, a.

Jaun'di-ced Infected with jaundice; prejudiced, a.
Prej'u-di-ced Prepossessed on one side; injured, a.
Un-prej'u-di-ced Impartial; not prepossessed, a.
Ex-peri-en-ced Wise by long practice, a

Poun'ced Furnished with claws or talons, a.
Forced Obtruded; compelled, a.

Re-du'ced Made less; brought back; subdued, a.
Se-du'ced Inveigled; deceived; led astray, a.
Bro-ca'ded Furnished with brocade, a.
Light'head-ed Delirious; thoughtless, a.

Hot'head-ed Passionate; quarrelsome; violent, a.
Gid'dy-head-ed Wavering; uncertain; thoughtless, a.
Fa'ded Withered; grown weak, a.
Bla'ded Having blades or spires, a.
Pro-vi'ded Upon these terms; if, conj.
Pro-vi'ded Prepared; furnished, a.

Gilded Covered thinly with gold, a.
Child'ed Furnished with a child, a.

Hand'ed Having the use of the hand, left or right, a.
Two-hand'ed Big; bulky; enormous, a.

Left-handed Using the left hand better than the right, a.
Land'ed Having an estate in land, a.

Ex-pand'ed Spread out; laid open, a.

Sand'ed Covered with sand; coloured like sand, a.
Un-friend'ed Wanting friends, support, or assistance, a.
In-tend'ed Designed, a.

Un-tend'ed Not having any attendance, a.

Mind'ed Disposed; inclined; affected, a.

Light'mind-ed Unsettled; unsteady, a.

Brind'ed Streaked; tabby, a.

Long wind'ed Tedious; long breathed, a.

Bound'ed Limited, a.

Un-bound'ed Unlimited; without bounds, a.

Con-founded Hateful; hurtful; enormous, a.

Com-pound'ed Composed or formed of various simples, a.

Ground'ed Fixed; settled, a.

Wound'ed Hurt by a wound, a.

Beard'ed

Bearded Having a beard; barbed ; jagged, a. Un-guard'ed Careless; negligent, a.

Cord'ed Made of ropes, a.

Cloud'ed Variegated with dark veins, a.
Crowded Straitened for want of room, a.

To suc-ceed' To follow in order; to prosper, a.

To pro-ceed' To go on; to prosecute; to take effect, v. n.
Pro-ceed' Produce, as the proceeds of an estate, s.
To ex-ceed' To surpass; excel; go too far, v.

Deed An action; exploit; fact, s.

In-deed' In truth, ad.

Mis-deed' An evil action, s.

To feed To supply with food; to nourish; to eat; v.
Feed Food; pasture, s.

To heed To mind; to regard, v. a.

Heed Care; fearful attention, s.

To bleed To lose blood; to let blood, v.

Gleed A hot glowing coal, s.

Meed Reward; gift; present, s.

To need To want; to have necessity of any thing, v.
Need Exigency; necessity; want, s.

To speed To make haste; have success; assist, v.

Speed Quickness; success, s.

Reed A plant; a small pipe; an arrow, s.

To breed To hatch; to bring up; to contrive, v. a.
Breed A cast; kind; offspring, s.

Freed Made free, part. of to free.

A-greed' Settled by consent, part, a.

Seed The particle which produces plants and animals ; ori-
ginal; progeny; generation; offspring, s.

Weed A useless herb; a mourning habit for women, s.
Fed Preterit and part. pass. of to feed.

Ker chief-ed Dressed; hooded, a.

Stuffed Filled with stuffing, a.

Coif'ed Wearing a coif, a.

Stall' fed Fed not with grass, but dry food, a.
Hoof'ed Furnished with or having hoofs, a.

Loof'ed Gone to a distance, a.

A'ged Old, a.

Mid-dle-aged Placed with respect to years in the middle of life, a. En-gaged Attached; embarked in any affair, a.

Dis-en-gaged Vacant; at leisure; easy, a.

Man'a-ged Broken by horsemanship; tutored, a.

Edged Sharp; not blunt, a.

Fledged Having wings or feathers, part. a.

Un-fledged Not covered with feathers, a.
Two'edg-ed Having an edge on either side, a.
Dis-edged Blunted; obtuuded; dull, a.
A-bridged Shortened, a.

A-bridged (Used with of) deprived of, part.

Shag'ged

Shagged Rugged; hairy; rough, a.
Snag ged Full of sharp protuberances, a.
Ragged 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-leg-ged Having crooked legs, a.

Dog'ged Sullen; sour; gloomy, a.

Rugged Rough; shaggy; stormy; sour, a.
Wing'ed Furnished with wings, a.

Toged Gowned; dressed in a gown, or toga, a.
Beach'ed Exposed to the waves, a.

Stomach-ed Filled with passions of resentment, a.
High'stom-ach-ed Obstinate; lofty, a.

De-tach'ed Drawn off; disengaged, a.

Un-blench'ed Not disgraced, a.

Inch'ed Having inches, as a two-inched board, a.

Un-staunch'ed Not stopped; not stayed, a.

Arch'ed Bent in form of an arch, part. a.

Un-smirch'ed Unpolluted; not stained, a.
Un-match'ed Matchless; having no equal, a.

Far-fetch'ed Brought from places remote; elaborately strained, a.
Wretch'ed Miserable; unhappy, a.

Ca-pouch'ed Covered over, as with a hood, a.

Weigh'ed Experienced, a.

To shed To emit; to spill; to let fall, v. a.
Shed A slight covering of tiles, &c. s.

Blood'shed Murder; slaughter, s.

Un-flesh'ed Not fleshed; not seasoned to blood; ráw, a.

E-stablish-ed Fixed; settled firmly, a.

Anguish-ed Excessively pained, a.

Dis-tin'guish-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.

Hum'ble-mouth-ed Mild; meek, a.

Foul'mouth-ed Scurrilous, a.

O'pen-mouth-ed Greedy; ravenous, a.

Deep'mouth-ed Having a hoarse and loud voice, a, Meal'y-mouth-ed Unable to speak freely, a.

Ru'bi-ed Red as a ruby, a.

Ed'sta-ci-ed Ravished; rapturouɛ, 2.
A'ble-bod-i-ed Strong of body, a,

Close'bod-i-ed Made to fit the body exactly, a.

Dis-em-bod'i-ed Divested of the body, a.

Stud'i-ed Learned; versed in any study, a.
Af-fi'ed Joined by contract; affianced, a.

Dig'ni

Dig'ni-fi ed Invested with some dignity, a.
Tro'phi-ed Adorned with trophies, a.
Lil'i-ed Embellished with lilies, a.

Big bel-li-ed Pregnant, a.

Pot'bel-li-ed Having a swoln paunch, a.
Cran'ni-ed Full of chinks, a.

Hon'i-ed Covered with honey; sweet, a.

A-ston'i-ed A word used for astonished, Isaiah, part.
Pi'ed Variegated; party-coloured, a.
Can'o-pi-ed Covered with a canopy, a.
Un-wea'ri-ed Not tired; not fatigued, a.
Un-vari-ed Not changed; not diversified, a.

Sto'ri-ed Adorned with historical pictures, a.
Mar'ri-ed Conjugal; connubial, a.
Un-mar'ri-ed Having no husband or no wife, a.
Pal'si-ed Diseased with a palsy, a.
Drop'si-ed Diseased with a dropsy, a.
Tongue'ti-ed Having an impediment of speech, a.
Dit'ti-ed Sung; adapted to music, a.

Da'zi-ed Besprinkled with daisies, a.

Dough'bak-ed Unfinished; not hardened to perfection, a.
Beak'ed Having a beak, a.

Ring streak-ed Circularly streaked, a.
Un-sla'ked Not quenched, a.

Naked Wanting clothes; uncovered; bare, a.

Hunch'back-ed Having a crooked back, a.
Crook buck-ed Having bent shoulders, a.

Un-back'ed Not tamed; not countenanced, a.

Stiff neck-ed Stubborn; obstinate, a.

Hen'peck-ed Governed by the wife, a.
Un-lick'ed Shapeless; not formed, a.
Pick'ed Sharp; smart, a.

Wick'ed Given to vice; not good, a.
Land'lock-ed Shut in or enclosed with land, a.
Cherry-cheek-ed Having ruddy cheeks, a.
Welk'ed Wrinkled; wreathed, a.

Trunk'ed Having a trunk, a.

Hook'ed Bent; curvated, a.

Un-look'ed Unexpected; unforeseen, a.

Down'look-ed Having a dejected countenance; sullen, a.

Crook'ed Bent; not straight, a.

Fork'ed Opening into two or more parts, a.

Un-mask'ed Naked; open to the view, a.

Un-ask'ed Not sought by solicitation, a.

Husk'ed Bearing or covered with a husk, a.

Tusk'ed Furnished with tusks, a.

Hawk'ed Formed like a hawk's bill, a.

Led Part. and pret. of to lead.

Fabled Celebrated in fables, a.

Pebbled Sprinkled or abounding with pebbles, a. Carbun-cled Set with carbuncles; spotted, a.

Cir'cled

Circled Having the form of a circle; round, a.
Un-bri'dled Licentious; not restrained, a.
Brin'dled Brinded; streaked, a.

Pie'led Bald, a.

Un-par al-lel-ed Not matched; having no equal, a.
Fled Pret. and part. of to flee.
Un-ruffled Calm; not tumultuous, a.
Fan'gled Contrived ridiculously, a.
New'fan-gled Vainly fond of novelty, a.
Bob'tail-ed Having a tail cut, a.

Un-rec'on-ci-led Not reconciled, a.
Ir-red on-ci-led Not atoned, a.

Un-de-fi'led Not polluted, a.

Three pi-led Set with a thick pile; piled one on another, a.

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Tack'led Made of ropes; tacked together, a.

Peck'led Spotted; varied with spots, a.

Freckled Spotted; maculated, a.

Cock'led Shelled or turbinated, a.

Knuck'led Jointed, a.

Un-gal'led Unhurt; unwounded, a. Spur gal-led Hurt with the spur, a. Un-ap-parel-led Not clothed, a.

Un-travel-led Never trodden by passengers, a.
Dis-em-bow'el-led Taken from out the bowels, a.
Skilled Knowing; dexterous, a.

Un-skilled Wanting skill or knowledge, a.
Un-trol'led Not bowled; not rolled along, a.

Thick'skull-ed Dull; stupid, a.

Num'skull-ed Dull; stupid, a.

Un-school'ed Uneducated; not learned, a. Un-princi-pled Devoid of principles; flagitious, a. Un-ex-ampled Not known by any precedent or example, a. Dim n'pled Set with dimples, a.

Whim pled Distorted with crying, a.

Pimpled Having red pustules; full of pimples, a.
Coppled Rising in a conic form, a.

Pearl'ed Adorned or set with pearls, a.

Gnarl'ed Knotty, a.

Sled A carriage drawn without wheels, a.
Meas led Infected with the measles, a.
High'met-tled Proud or ardent of spirit, a.
Soul'ed Furnished with mind, a.
Grizzled Interspersed with gray, a.
Fa'med Renowned; celebrated, a.
A-sha'med Touched with shame, a.
Forena-med Nominated before, a.
A-forena-med Named before, a.

Di'a-dem-ed Adorned with a diadem, a.
Helm'ed Furnished with a head-piece, a.
Full'bot-tom-ed Having a large bottom, a.
Arm'ed Furnished with arms, a.