5 Letter Words With R O U H
Thick'-sbull, b. a stupid penon; a blockhead. The ill use of any thing i AraOs(BD, fl» Used ill; treated nogbly. Having ikmiliar knowledge. Growing; ad- ▼aacing from childhood to man- A-Don'ie, a. MtnU vam, abort ▼eiae in which the death of Ado- nia waa bewailed. A word which de- notes quality. A tale; part of a decla^ ration; a title.
An attending servant WXit'ino-kIio, a. Lu manner of an adverb. Looseness of Di»-fto-LO'Tioir, B. Bqok; TOan, Pyix, dsn. Box, o. fc To put in a box; to re- hearse the points of c WBavb, (weeve, ) v. Lf pnL wove; ee. Gamen, ] In anti^Utiff games were public dirersions; play; sport; animals bunted. PBBrAif-Bo-LX>TieR, B. In Orf^ BrUainj one of the highest order of nobility; in some coun- tries on the eoattaea^ a sovereign prince; a chief. Co, an abbrsviation of Con, when prefixed to words, signifies withot CGach, b. eodks. } Amgabond strolling and stealing, and pre- ' tell fananea; a r»-, MOvn. A grave-yard near a church. TaliL, n. Any thing drawn behind: track; acent left on the noond by the animal puraued; the en- trails of A fowl. L To weaiv; to give uneas- Irk'sOmb, b. Tedious; tiresome; wearisome. In a manner ex- pressing grieC PiJLiNT'iTB-i*BM, a. Unrsflned sugar; the raw material from which loaf and lump sugar are obtained by refining. Act of bestowing or giving; that which is con- ferred. That may be comprehended. The indiatinct and magnified appeaiance of objects seen in particular slates of tha atmosphere. L " -Jt An Inferiorthurch officer; one the lower order of clergy. One of a sect prof ess Ing great purity of life, and giving themselves up to a mystic the- ology. The act of putting to death Christ, our Savior, or one concerned in that act Da-fr'f€, ) a. Divine; partaking Da-iWie-AX., i of divine qualities. €ouRT'B-oui-irBf«, «. € like K; Cb like Sh; 6 like J; 8 like Z; Th aa in thou; + Not Engliah. Cwire-TjLLriA-zl'TtoVf a. Rhomb, i n, A figure of four Rhom'bui, J equal sides, but un- equal angles. Open, Just conduct; clearness of skin; beauty; free- dom from blemish and disguise. Laid out; Difl-BUBSB^MBRT, a. Interior; remote from the sea; not fbnign. Fix'vu, (Aki'yur, ) n, PMition; ArmneM. T To incloBe tor making iM-rABL'AHCB, a. Mii-wbd', v. t To wed or match improperly. DRAa'on's-BLOoD, (drag'onz-blud, ) n. A resinous substance, of a red color. Cid'i-tt, a. Uuiet; tranquillity. PyD*Dra o sT5ini» a. FiTB, Faix, W114T, RXa; Mlxa, PavT; Plaa, Maalim, Blan | NOra, INWn, Mdvn, PUL Pyo'DiHo-Tlm, «. Mvi'TT, a. Moldy, fetid; ill-fla- Mu-ta-bil'i-tt, I M. Changeable- M O'TA-BLi-ffKts, I nets; instabil- ity; unsettled state. Done or drawn by a painter. Having Ax/-aA-LiR'i-Tr, a. Toe quallQr which constitutes an alkali. Not to be aCorm- ed or taken by aaaaalt} able to (n-paBo'if A-BLT, «^ 80 aa to pre- vent being taken. PaopH-r-t. A€'Ti«, rprof«4ak'tik, ) a. Es-ist'kxcx, k. Being; stale of having life. One who car- ries the arms of another. U To balance; to compensate; to act with equiva- lent eirect. A blow; a heavy stroke. To move; to walk; to depart G5ad, a. EonN'Tar, s. Belonging to the coan- tiy; rostic. The act of perfonn- in|[ sums in arithmetic; fpr, prac- ticing arithmetic [bewitcning. Sot'to tO'cb, (sot'to-vO'chi, ) [IL] In mutie, with a restrained voice or in a moderate tone. In eaUegMj a title of respect, as iMii«l«rof Arts. One who holds the doctrine of dualism. An Instru- Tooth'-ficb-bb, i ment to dear teeth. The act of Ex-hoxt', (X as gz, ) v. U To advise or persuwle. One who mimics Mih'icb-iko, ppr. In morgtrtif a twist of hair or Bilk drawn through a por- tion of skin, fiir an iMue. Fit; nseAil; prof- Bf'iBo, ppr. Wicked; extreme- ly depravea; sorry; Tile; mis- chievous, [moasly; knavishly. A new convert; Nb-o-tbb'i€, o. Taic-ta-li-sX'tiott, «. SpXr'-huno, a. Rung with spar, as SpIr'ino, ppr. Pi-quBT', (pe-ket', ) b. Built up; Ed'i-fT-bb, u.Jlf-LCT'TSB-BD, (-let'tOld, ) «. Kept To preserve; to save; to hold; conceal; to detain; to ob«y; v. i to remain in any sute. The name of certain planta and ftuits. PIi'tv, 4l Like paste or dough. Of 1 FlTB, Fau., Wh4t, BXiP; MItb, Pair; PIhb, MabZrb, Bias; NOtb, D(»tb, MOt FER Fblt, «. The act of abjur- Aa-Jf 'aA-To-ar, a. One who culti- vates vines. Obx'tbocs-rbm, ) B. Readinessof DBx'TSB-ouft-ifBSfl, ) limbe;adnHt- ness.