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round trip
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backward
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admiral
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boyant;
in
public;
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bus
autobiography
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one's
back;
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autograph
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autobiographical
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make a
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auditorium
audience
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o u t of s i g h t
glaring, conspicuous
audience,
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eyelid
surface
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in
absentia
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keep a n eye o n , w a t c h ,
car, a u t o m o b i l e
motorist
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automate
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automatic
automation
automate
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autonomous
a u t o n o m y , home rule
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automat; automaton
con.)
s t a n d o u t , be c o n s p i c u o u s (to),
lose
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idolize, obey w i t h devotion
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flatter;
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distastefully
authorization
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authorize
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authoritarian
a u t h o r i t y (power)
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autocracy
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expressway, freeway
author
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of oneself
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surveillance
flaunt
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b a k e pf.
authority
authentic
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refine
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reconcile; m a k e u n i -
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rection
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form
amendment
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roast pf.
outbreak,
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duction;
w o r k out;
eruption
reject
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breed
( h u m . ) conclusion
expansion
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manufacture, pro-
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engineer
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outburst,
...ing
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correction, revision,
by
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by
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distance/area
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m e n t of c o r r e c t i o n
house of c o r -
farfetched
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depart-
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pleading, wheedle out

amendment
com-
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pad
obtain
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pad
m a k e (a b e d ) ;
is o v e r
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prospect
p o i n t of view
holiday
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fade; b l e a c h
uncover, denude, strip
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educate (for a special
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trade, exchange, interchange
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b e n d , c u r v e ( | | ) ( )
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revile
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produce,
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manufacture; ( d i a l . ) knit
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give
pose
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marriage),, marry
impersonate
off
expand, widen
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lend itself to
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longed-for
e x p i r e d ; (time) u p
evaporated
haggard, emaciated
retired (official, officer);
vt/vi
(hum.)
be
conclude
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hatched
b r e a k out,
( | | )
erupt; vomit, throw up
squan-
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veteran
trite, hackneyed
threadbare
spendthrift
consistent
consistency
burn
beaten
lapse;
dressed u p ;
flamboyant
go o u t
spill v i .
settlement,
flamboyant
straighten,
also
(re)con-
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a r r i v e at ( ' just, reconcile

a settlement
smooth
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wrought
crooked, curved, arched
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pretense
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u n d e r false pretenses
cover, find o u t ; devise, i n v e n t
inventor
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resourceful, i n v e n t i v e
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ciliation; adjustment
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slip, lapse
well-trodden
run
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f w i d t h of
slip, s k i d
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learn, dis-
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stare (at)
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length
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convex
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be i m p a t i e n t for,
well-fed, p l u m p
dressed u p
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promiscuity
end;
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walk
profligacy
mixed; promiscuous
( )
m a k e the most of
famished
the
die, e x p i r e ;
gate
twisted, s p r a i n e d
to
weary, e x h a u s t e d
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savor
profli-
lewdness, d e b a u c h e r y ,
o u t l e t ; issue; v e n t
invented, untrue
fully a w a k e
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imaginary,
publication; edition
o u t p o u r (ing), discharge
(pottery)
change ( m o n e y returned)
tive
lewd, d e b a u c h e d ,
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fire
conspicuous
fancied,
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intimate
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spend ( m o n e y ) ; ( | | * )
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express; manifest
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starry, studded with
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raise, b r i n g u p pf.
maintenance,
support,
u p k e e p ; resistance, endurance
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latter-day
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upkeep,
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out;
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distribute,
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minister
lapse;
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eulogize
specify, cite, single out,
scoff at
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specification
distinctive
end
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extradite
spelling
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spell;
advance,
lay
out
d e v i s e , i n v e n t ; m a k e up, f a b r i c a t e
(money);
Australia
Australian
i n t e r p r e t (dreams)
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redemption
ransom
redemption, ransom
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drain, d r y up v i .
t r a i n pf.
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up
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snatch
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foreigner, alien
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derive satisfaction
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Australian
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redeemer, s a v i o r
( | | )
t h i n k up,
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s p r e a d , arrange, g r o u p ;
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it s t a n d s to reason t h a t
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unload
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mean, intend;
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erase, efface, cross out
teach, i n s t r u c t pf.
obtain by
fraud
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put out, ex-
tinguish
emaciate
tire out, exhaust
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e m b e z z l e m e n t ( )
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a d v a n t a g e of, exploit, trade o n ; exercise (rights, power)
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exception ( )
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be a
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t a k e out (a girl) \ *- fall flat
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pf.
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outside, e x t e r n a l l y ; .1
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)
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me
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representation
paint
pf.;
describe,
( )
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u n i m a g i n a b l e , inconceivable
famish
m a r k out, a l l o t ; m a p ;
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arrange (stg.) so as to
exhaust, r u n d o w n
scold, r e p r o a c h
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t r a i n , d r i l l O ||
manage v i / p f
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miss each
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other
evasive
c o i n , m i n t <$> ||
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b l e n d , m i n g l e <$> ||
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m i l k pf.
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become respect- <$> | |
able/mature
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three-dimensional
measure,
( | | )
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immeasurable
r u n out
s t i p u l a t i o n ( )
t a k i n g of the T o r a h
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sort out O | |
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style
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outage
leave out

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l e a r n pf.
order
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compliance (with),
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fulfillment
execute, fulfill, i m p l e -
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fall
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turn
make
file
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beside
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exceptional; eminent
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out-of-town
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slap the face of
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investigate
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out
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disentangle,
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b u r s t o u t (...ing)
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execution, perform-
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conclude
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fatten
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Pf
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puff o u t
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in-
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test
tailed
execute,
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fill
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correct
furious
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sold o u t ; o u t - o f - p r i n t
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touches to
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accommodate
fall o n (a date)
travel
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complete,
systemize
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ment; comply with,

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test,
tryout
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flier
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accomplish,
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have
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be r e c o n -
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v e r t e d t o J u d a i s m ; a m o u n t t o ; seem,
manage, get a l o n g
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meet
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make
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disbursement
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default
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counts payable
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installment
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plan
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excerpt, e x t r a c t ; state-
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t h i n k u p , devise
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devise, c o n t r i v e
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g r u b pf.
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out
twist, warp v t / v i
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extermination
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away;
(a
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group)
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atone (for)
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sustenance
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clear,
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adorn
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fighting
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Pf
obtain by
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distinction; award
()
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chisel pf.
mature
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get a r o u n d to (at last)
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m e n t (of a c c o u n t )
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p i c k , select,
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t a p (contents of) pf.
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hopeless
await
on
ar
make a living
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briefing
occasion

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de-
lack
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secrete
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) (
dress d o w n , s c o l d
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training
spill v i . ; erupt
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rehearse pf.
firing
spill, empty,
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rank
display; layout
exhibition, show
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tune (with); integrate

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bear,
suffer, p u t u p w i t h| ) (
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rest vt/vi
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die out,
become e x t i n c t

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earmuff
eye
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exclude, b a r ;
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|| p r e c l u d e
foreclose
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disconnect
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fruit ( c o l l . )
exclusively
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ear lobe
exclusive
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on,
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pf.
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(electric) s w i t c h
in a
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for
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o n the
English
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b y the
(a)
by
on,
seven
up;
o u t ; excise
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h mile
b l o w one's nose
...ing;
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(a)
put
up,
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( b ) untie, open b y
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c u t out, c l i p
raise b y
together
building,

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clipping
( )
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unharness, u n h i t c h
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s p i t pf.
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( m i l i t a r y ) intelligence
arouse
u n t i e ; tie to-
exhaustion
exhaustive
e x h a u s t ; deplete
c l i p out

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incite to rebellion,
||
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...ing
on-the-spot, i m m e d i a t e
(a
()
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construction
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w h i t t l e , c a r v e pf.
slaughter
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erect
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excision
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\ - for a s h o r t t i m e
five
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c l i p p i n g , c u t ; excision
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||
smithy)
(unit;
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ferret out, spot, t r a c k
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down
gether
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flurry
blow
up,
()
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spread, expanse;
flash pf.
m a k e out (a
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()
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exclaim
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ear
up
one's ears
to
(of a pot)
p r i c k up one's
()
listen to, l e n d a n ear
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job, task
rise
( )
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( | | )
deposit, d o w n p a y m e n t
fir-
spread, e x p a n d v t / v i
flourish
( )
spurt
break open
mament
()
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c a n opener
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blossom f o r t h ; (begin
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expression
inflate; exaggerate
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( )
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rise
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mitter
support,
stay
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| | ) (
(radio, T V ) t r a n s -
preserve, keep,
save
)(
enraged, i n d i g n a n t
erect
give
excited
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|
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throng, motley crowd
c h i p p e r , cheerful, w e l l -
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suspend
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asperated
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sedition
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enlightened
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prosperous
upset, e x c i t e d
up, arisen
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bring (milk) to a boil

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find
gather, c o l l e c t v t / v i pf.
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(legal) c u s t o d y ; *supervision
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prove
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reproof,
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grow up
proach
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keep o n ...ing
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get u p , rise, c l i m b ,
exhilarate
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bring up
;up
lift v i . , a s c e n d ; t a k e off
o n friendly t e r m s
indignation
raise, lift, p i c k
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H rise t o
w o r k e d up, e x c i t e d ; i n -
d i g n a n t(
ascent, c l i m b
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support; stay, sojourn

maintenance
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straighten up v i .
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strike up
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s e r v a n t ; considerate,
;
mount
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thoughtful
(a horse)
charge, care, s u p e r v i s i o n
superintendent,
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open slightly
reception
receive
(guests,
get u p o n
|| sit u p
stirrup
accomplish,
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concussion, shock
appear
(on stage), perform
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()
rendezvous
snatchy u p ,
watch
) ( 6
disentangle
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edition, printing
swell;
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(88'
(crowd) assemble
be c o n - ( ( )5 5 ' ' | | )
behavioral
boom, revival
b r i n g t o life
encouragement
s h o w i n g ; demeanor, c o n d u c t
behave (well)
cheer
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cheer u p
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f i l m , etc.)
flare u p
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( )h render
flame u p , flare u p
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5'
courage, r a l l y
p r o d u c e r (of a p l a y , ) ( 5 6 '
behavior pattern
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r e v i v e v t / v i ; c o m e t o life;
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. . . \ - i n g , d e m e a n o r
performance, (theater)
dissolve
fast
c o n d u c t , b e h a v i o r ; bear-
( & )
fold; dispatch
5 5 '
( 5 5 ' | ) 8 |
break a / t h e
(song)
h shrink
cheer u p
spicuous (to)

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up
wake up v i .
conspicuous
pick
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throw open
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ferment pf.
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c a m p counsellor
^ || 5
rip open
( )
supervise, t e n d ,
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open up
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s h a k e (up) pf., s h o c k
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surface v i . <$> || 1<
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efficiency
receptionist 2. ) (
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p r o d u c t i v e , efficient
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regret b i t t e r l y
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ment, achievement
(guests);
take, react to, respond to
II eat (food) pf.
()
achieve
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entertain
|| (radio) receiver
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6 '
()
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p u t u p o n (as o n a horse)
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r e c e p t i v e , responsive
5 '
foreman, overseer
O || 6
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m a k e (a g a r m e n t ) , sew
()
o p e n (a b o o k )
| 5 | 5
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divert, distract
3> ' | 5 | 5
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b u r s t , blast, e x p l o s i o n
( )
explosive
explode,
blow
up
pageantry
vt/vi;
set
s t a r t up
warhead
(state, process of)
after
off
sincere
exaspera-
seditious
awaken,
arise; o r i g i n a t e , s p r i n g u p , c o m e i n t o
sedition
existence; r i p e n
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( |_| )
gather, c o l -
assemble,
H lect, r o u n d u p
draft (rough version)

shudder
gather v i .
tion
||
e n l i g h t e n ; clear u p ,
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( )
unbutton
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clarify
( )
|
cleaning
woman,
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|| s t a n d
up
rebel
b o t t l e opener
( )
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t o r e a d the T o r a h
i n a synagogue;
c a l l u p (troops)
()
c a l l i n g of a b r i d e g r o o m t o
) (
r e a d the T o r a h i n the synagogue o n
( )
flare (up), l i g h t u p v i . ;
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c a l l u p o n (sb.)
| e s t a b l i s h
reestablish; right
s t i r , excite, i n c i t e ,
a g i t a t e , arouse
<$> | |
( )
call, appeal
up; stand up; revolt
stir, commotion
( | | * ) 5
erect; p u t u p , set u p ;
( )
stir, commotion
rection
rise, get
chambermaid
( )
rise, ascent
()
shocked
revolt, uprising, insur-
<$> | |
clean up
<> | |
s h o c k ; s h u d d e r , be
pf.
enlightenment; clarifica-
( * rouse
arouse, s t i r
( )
compilation
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get/be excited
( | | )
( * )
excite, upset, a g i t a t e ,

<$> | |
b u y up
rise, origin(s)
) (
excitement
<S> | |
b o i l ; enrage, exasperate
( )
s t i r , excite
( )w
b o i l pf., b r i n g / c o m e to a
( 5 ' | | )
flurry;
)(
foster c h i l d
stir, c o m m o t i o n , excite-
( | | )
foster p a r e n t
sincerity
seditionist
vi.
raise, breed
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ex-
ment,
) ' |
( )
asperate
restore
breeding
start, shudder, thrill
( )
incitement;
incite,
( )
contraction
tion
provoke,
( )
morrow; morning
( )
(source of) p r o v o c a t i o n
provocation,
<> | |
s t a r t , be s t a r t l e d
( |_| )
tear/pry open;
||
( | | )
d e v o u r pf.
|| explosives ( c o l l . )
h i g h explosives
the S a b b a t h p r e c e d i n g the
<|_| <
wedding
(connected w i t h a n e x t e n s i v e celebra-
(sun) rise
tion)
20
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pitch
][U'MAKIIRA'YES
;break open
;)set u p (a business
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open,
egg beater
unveil
| | ><S
] [
unlock
| | ) (
| | ><$
cut o p e n , s l i t
coil u p v t / v i
)(
start
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)(
inscription
| | ) (

startle
ultra
)o d d ( n o t even
) || o n , d u r i n g ( h o l i d a y
d u r i n g Passover
on Saturday
HP
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(unproductive
around,
..
dissatisfied
indescribable
||
unfounded, baseless
u n l i m i t e d , absolute,
||
2 .
uncondi
to
sure
be
-
-
sible

off one's g u a r d
) single ( m a n

immeasurable
un-
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absolute,
w i t h o u t f a i l ; be sure t o
inexhaustible,
failing
indispensable
p r o h i b i t i v e ; unfea-
inaudible
dishonest, unfair
write me
unforgettable
)(
c l u m s y , inept, helpless
|| un...able, in...able
disorder
|| "
non-comformist
|| un...able, in...able
non-public, unlisted
boundless
)(negative prefix
un..., dis...; . .
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c a n|
)complement
irrevocable
unofficial
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over
unimpeachable; ir-
refutable
ultraradical

unappetizing; nau-
seating
ultimatum
||
undeniable
indelible
earring
^ ) (
;)i n d e p e n d e n t (of
independence
treasury
) (
indecision
i m p r o p e r , obscene
)irrespective, regardless (of
up, j u m p u p
irresolute; unsettled
unbutton v t / v i
agitate, excite
unconquerable
)(issue
)s t r i k e u p (a tune
)(
disagree-
|| ) (
unpleasant,
able
unzip
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impolite, improper
) cold cuts ( c o l l .
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irresponsible
|| )(
irrespon-
sibility
(tents); m a r k u p (prices); w h i p u p
) (
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motionless
unconcerned
unsung
invincible
insignificant
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unity
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771
keep
( ( )
||
ill-considered, rash
immaterial
| - c o m p a n y , g o a r o u n d ( w i t h )
haunt
invalid
unfavorable,
untoward,
haanimate
single ( w o m a n )
unmanned
adverse
u n e q u a l , u n e v e n , rugged
un-
accident,
( *> )
| - c a l a m i t y ;
unhappy,
stainless; i m m a c u l a t e
obscure, u n k n o w n
(rev.
negligent
tremendous, e n o r m o u s
inconvenient
inconvenience,
' ) (
discomfort
ill-considered, t h o u g h t -
less
untouchable; inviol-

able
unjustified, u n w a r -
) (
indefinite (article)
reciprocal (number)
forthwith, without delay

unleavened
ranted
merciless
innummerable, untold
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indecision
r i g i d , inflexible
immutable
ignoble;
[ U ' M B E K O ' V E D I K ]
- ' |
dishonorable
[U'MBERAKIIMO'NES-
DIK]
merciless,
accidentally, unintentional-
pitiless,
heartless,
ruthless, relentless
tality
u n e x p e c t e d ; unawares
irresolute; u n d e c i d e d
'_
indeterminate
unbridled, rampant
vague, indefinite
false, faithless
awkward, clumsy
' ) (
ill-considered
undivided
incalculable
illegitimate, unlawful
k i l l e d p e r s o n , fa-
|r
c o n . ) be uneasy
mon, novel, extraordinary
( ),
negligence
w i t h hands unwashed
uneasy, u n c o m f o r t a b l e ,
impatience
uncom-
impatient
unusual,

tent
unsatisfactory
(* )
vicinity
dissatisfied, m a l c o n -
uneducated
undoing
wretched
accident
inconceivable
fortunately
unfortunate,
unnoticed
i n c r e d i b l e , u n b e l i e v a b l e
misfortune;
kill
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l y ; * u n w i l l i n g l y , *grudgingly
u n w i t t i n g , u n i n t e n t i o n a l
w r o n g , unjust
crude
o d d (not even)
rude
intercourse, dealings *

resent, t a k e
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nonsense, r u b b i s h
fruitless,
futile, useless;
i n 2.
||
to
no
avail;
inaccessible
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(- g r o u n d l e s s ; g r a t i s ,
vain,
free
indiscreet
indiscretion
for n o reason, i n n o c e n t l y
futile
invisible
u n d e c i d e d , irresolute
merciless

|| d i s f a v o r , dislike
disfavor
disreputable,
unbearable,
tolerable
undaunted,
tactless
fearless
dis-
un
respect
n a t i o n , people
incurable
[U'MTO'ESDIK]
drifter
injustice
agreement, disapproval
knock down,
(|| )
unimportant,
insignifi-
) ( -
strike d o w n
[U'MYOYSIIER]
on
cant
reluctance
\ - p u r p o s e
unconscious
disgrace,
dis-
f h o n o r ; disrespect,
snub
snub
(the) unconscious
[ U ' M K O V E D ]
derogatory
[]
illogical

( )
5 || | i m p r o p e r
indignity; unworthi-
ness
the
[ U M E S - H O O ' Y L E M ] -
counter-clockwise
abnormal
volume, turnover
impossibility
gentile n a t i o n s
immoral
(* )
( )n
disorderly conduct
impossible
roundabout way; detour
illegal
ignorance
unworthy
ignorant
disagreeable (to)
undeniable
[ ]
unwittingly
*||
[ U ' M H E S K E M ] < ) ( )
[UMTAM]
unjust, unfair
intentionally,
dis-
weird, uncanny
infallible
distaste
[UME] ( )
unholy
|
) (
intransitive
( )
[ U ' M D E R K I I E ' R E T S ]
blemish, stain
unerring,
()
indivisible
turn, spin, revolution
[uMK.hEYshEK]
blot,
ill-bred, naughty
ignoble
(moral)
[U'MKIIESED]
[ u M K h o s h E v ]
reluctance
in-
unheard-of
[UMKIIEYN]
take a dislike t o
( )
indirect, roundabout
thankless, ungrateful
unnecessarily
|| v e r y c h e a p l y
ingratitude
unsure, u n c e r t a i n , p r e c a r i -

ous
senseless
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769
indigestible
8 -
s ;
needless, unnecessary, u n -
tireless, i n d e f a t i -
called-for
,
imperishable
i n v a i n , to n o a v a i l , for
n o reason
sports-
[u'MNATSKho'Nish]
gable, u n f a i l i n g
direct,
immediate,
manly
disorder
outright
inevitable, unavoid-
[U'MSEYDER]
unstable
disagreeable (to)
able
informal
unanswered, moot
( )
slack
illiterate
( )
[U'MI'VREDIKJ
illiteracy
[ ]
m i s u n d e r s t a n d i n g .(* )
incomprehensible,
incomplete
inconclusive, hesitant
irresolute
fruitless
barren,, fruitless
im-
infinite
infinity
infinity
ineffectiveness,
in-
8 *
8

efficiency
p a r t i a l , dispassionate
discontented,
g l o o m , dejection
[ ]
mistrust, distrust
dissatis-
dishonest, c r o o k e d
dishonesty
-
improper,
unwell, indisposed
fied, d i s g r u n t l e d
d i s c o n t e n t , displeas-
ineffective, inefficient
8 -
[U'MTSDO'DIMDIK]
impartiality
infinite
spurious
( )_
sad, cheerless, lonesome
unkind, unfriendly
ubiquitous
incapable
||
everywhere
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infallible
( )
vermin
sadness, g l o o m
unintelligible
i m p u d e n t , shameless
unsuitable,
unbecoming; ill-timed
ure, d i s s a t i s f a c t i o n
immature
impartial
countless, i n n u m e r a b l e
inaccurate; unpunctual
6 ' ) (
bland; corny
recoilless
indivisible
unshakable
inseparable
inconsistent
inconsistency
u n s k i l l e d (labor)
ada-
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mant, uncompromising
( )
fall, t u m b l e
(mass) d e a t h ; h o l o c a u s t
p e r i s h , die
disproportionate
( | | )?
irresponsible
8 *
undying
(|| )
incomparable
a violent death
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rude
|| a great d e a l
[ ]
|| a n d
i t r a i n s a great deal
p a y some a t t e n -
..
! . .
Hungarian
( | | ^ )
t i o n (to), l o o k a r o u n d

U.N.
fuzzy, unclear, d i m , vague,
obscure, i n d i s t i n c t
ignorance
return
)(
Hungarian
r e t u r n vt., restore, r e f u n d ; | |
Hungary
(<*!)
return v i . ,
us
f m a k e g o o d (loss)
( : * )
our
for o u r sake; as far
come back
a t ease
g a d a b o u t , m e r c u r i a l per-
( )
as we are c o n c e r n e d
ours
bottom; downstairs (
under(neath), beneath,
(from)
|( a)
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.
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(from)
wait a
a n x i o u s ; t u r b u l e n t ; i l l a t ease

rest
u n c l e a n , foul
impurity; impurities ( c o l l . )
irregular
( - w a t e r
innocent
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non-commissioned
( )
circumstance
( )

immortality
knock over

(|| )
officer
subconscious
voiceless
'
immortal, undying
subway
immortality
()-
illiterate
illiteracy
"
harmless
( )
submissive
go
insomnia
( )
doom; epidemic; blight

basement
<3> | ' |
decline, (down)fall,
immortal; undying
subdivision
innocence
w r o n g , injustice
deputy mayor
(the) subconcious
a n x i e t y ; restlessness, u n -
deputy
|| L o w e r A l s a c e
riots, (political) unrest, t u r b u l e n c e
..
| - s e c r e t a r y
subordinate
apprehension
( )
under-
underdeveloped
f-
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uneasy, restless, t r o u b l e d ,
under
hurry v t / p f
uneasiness,
disturbances,
under..., sub..., i n f r a . . . ; l o w e r ;
infrahuman
pendulum
anxiety,
beneath
little
subordinate
||
\- stairs
to a s l i g h t degree
put
|| subclass
irrational
( b ) hop
mercurial
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beneath;
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below, u n d e r n e a t h , d o w n -
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reasonable, u n s o u n d
d o w n , (ship) s i n k ; (state, m o v e m e n t ,
rudeness
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decline,
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eavesdrop
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wiretapping
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undershirt
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subject
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found-
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throw
rising generation
subconscious
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trim
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sup-
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m a k e a fire i n (the
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wait on
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urge
subjugate
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help
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h u r r y vi.
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subjugate
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submerge
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d i v e , submerge v i .
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enterpreneur,
underground
underrate,
estimate
erosion
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downtown
enterprising
sub-
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dub
under-
| | ) ( <*/<
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rupture
oneself; m a k e a s t r e n u o u s effort
u n d e r t a k i n g , enter-
_| ) (
forge, counterfeit
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s l i p , h a n d secretly,
make inconspicuously available
j u n i o r h i g h school
)(
s u b h e a d i n g , sub-
title
pancreas
)(
cellar
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| |
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slip, petticoat
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a bite to eat
| | ) 0( f a w n , flatter
) ( flatterer, s y c o -
low-income
underground,
downtown ; suburban
groups
){coll.
terranean
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| |
lieutenant-
push along
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colonel
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underprivileged
sublease
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take
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dare
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||
hitchhiker
? how dare y o u
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u n d e r t o w , under-
current
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support, backing
s u p p o r t , b a c k , en-
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accompany; give a
)(
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difference
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best m a n
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lining; back-
ground
bribe
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come
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around; join a waiting group

| |
substratum
| | )(
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differ
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subdivide
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differentiation
bribe
peek, peep
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) a d d grease t o ; ( h u m .
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great-grand2. /
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under-
( | | )
b daughter, great-grandchild
cut; curtail
great-grandson ( )
ancient
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uranium
bolster, p r o p u p
hop, bounce
urbanization
c l a m p , vise
( )
|| s i g n
( |_| )
s i g n one's n a m e
( / )
(to)
signature
( )
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d e p a r t m e n t store
( )
guest (esp. f r o m a f a r ) ; (poor) guest
universe
for t h e S a b b a t h

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sentence
and
0 ||
( | | )
Urim
( )
urbane
visitor,
prop, support
de
university
( )
university
( )
Unitarian
Unitarian
a b r e a s t p l a t e used
uniform
unify
unique copy
, - | || leave, furlough
furlough vt.
O | 5
compulsion
O |!
( )
[OYNES]
ounce
( )
||
Moses,
David,
whew!
[ushpizN]
Patriarchs Abraham,
Joseph,
Isaac,
Aaron
who, according
to
way,
Jacob,
and
King
legend,
treas-
natural
||
treasurer
treasury
[OSBEOS]
obliquely
for letter
||
very
Christ
(expres-
used
name
t h a t ; if, w h e n
[ ] ( )

great-
the
...
Ukrainian
the U k r a i n e
( )
Ukrainian
[Hoi'sh]
mentioning
[ ] ( )
oblique
this very instant
to a v o i d
(- T r e a s u r y
|| s l a n t
[ ]
[OYSE] -
[REGE]
sion
the
resources
(a w o r d )
of
( | )h c h a r a c t e r
literal
( )
' | - m a n n e r
[OYTSEROYTSRES] ( )
Secretary
[osOYSYES] ( ) /
literally, letter

- $
ure, h o a r d ; t r e a s u r y ; a d o r a b l e t h i n g
every J e w
spell
[OYFNOYFANIM]
at best
c o m e as v i s i t o r s i n t o t h e S u k k a h of
letter,
( )

phew!
urn; ballot box ( )

guests, i . e. t h e
( . . . ) ) (
( )
urine
unison
as m e d i a for r e v e a l i n g t h e d i v i n e w i l l
urinate

) (
b y the H i g h Priest i n biblical times
urinal
p a r t m e n t store
[ U R I M - V E T U ' M I M ]
Thummim,
( )
|| u n i v e r s a l
)(
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|| great-...
..
great-grandchild
itself)
w
...
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as m a n y as 15 ' h a l l the w a y
such; a k i n d of
a l l the w a y h 15 people
|| s u c h a g a m e
u n t i l ; (so m u c h )
( : ) H-TB '$$
nitrogen
1 t h a t
|| he w a l k e d u n t i l he a r r i v e d
(after
s u c h ( e q u i v a l e n t t o , used
i n f l e c t e d v e r b ) i n fact,
||
a k i n d of g a m e
w> . 2 (- t o N e w Y o r k
optionally
*r* .3
before
words
with
initial
- [ a c t u a l l y , e v e n
he is v e r y t i r e d ;
vowels)
w a t c h o u t ! d o n ' t y o u dare!
i n fact, he c a n n o t s t a n d u p
up to date
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up-to-date
blackberry
(Jew.)
oneness (of
God);
the last
credo; cf.
unity

gambler
warning
|| likewise
[AKIIU'TS]
thus
after-
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sons) i n the same b o a t
AKJIREN
KhovEv]
responsibility;
fair; for n o || t h u s
at a l l
make
so-called

. . . || a t o m
a t o m i c scientist
atomic
scientist/
asylum
Asian
( )
technician
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such
lake
( )
as m u c h as, as m a n y as;
)(

atomic
Asia
( )
( )
otherwise; (or) else
()
[ZY]
o'clock
n o w ... n o w
|| a t o m i c
[ZY] )(
Asiatic
(|| )
atoll
thus
Asiatic
| this, these
imminent
8 5 '
|| s u c h
stg. exquisite/delightful
presently
presently, i n a m o m e n t
' |
! H i n g w o r d s
w a y ! a t t a b o y ! t h a t ' s better!
P u r i m story
the f o l l o w i n g
| m i n d !
t h u s ; t h a t ' s the
[ ]
reason
! f events
up your
|| as follows
rus, P e r s i a n k i n g p r o m i n e n t i n the
. . . || as follows
h so
h particular
so t o s p e a k ; i n t h e f o l l o w -
[AidiAshvEYREsh]
, , h
||
in a certain w a y ; blah-blah; thus a n d
last b u t n o t least
here, there ( i n p o i n t i n g ) ; j u s t ;
h y o u d o n ' t s a y !
|| as g o o d as he
(fig.)
[AKJIRAYES] ( )
responsible, reliable
h so t h a t
as . . . as . . . | m u c h as; i n v i e w of
liability
Ahasue-
'
follows
? h ( b y t h i s means)
since, as, inas-
w a r d s , after the e v e n t
[AKJIREN
()/
is t h a t so?
besides
[AKh1M-LETsoRE] >
[AZHORE] )(
so, t h u s ; i n s u c h a w a y ; as
h from, e x c l u s i v e of
(per-
gambling
) (
|| asbestos
of the J e w .
( )
also
( )
[AKJIDES]
except, b u t , a p a r t
moreover,
game of c h a n c e ; ( p i . )
[EKJIO'D]
word
0 ( ' )
heat, e x c i t e m e n t ; g a m b l i n g
. 1
763
|| every other, alternate
. . .
|| ' every other day
day
next
after
(a) re..., again; 2.

(6) . . . i n
excess;
(a) recon|
||
( c ) transfer
||
( )
atomic pile
year
( )
attack
( )
attack
by
O ! |
attach^
(' )
...ing
Atlantic
| ||sider
Atlantic
( b ) oversalt
||
atom smasher
h tomorrow
||
|| (a) weigh again
||
( b ) overcook
atlas
athlete
( )
^ )(
( c ) transfer by pouring, pour into
athletics
( c ) re-
athletic
| | h another vessel
seat, transfer to another seat
||
over...,
super...,
||
supra
overtired
||
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atmosphere
attempted assas-
superhuman
( )( )
sination (of)
[...MELu'Khish] supranational
next year's
next week's
revise
breath-
[LY] ( ' )
|| ) ( breath
| | h less, out of breath

catch one's breath
respiratory
( )
breathing spell
(|'| )
resettle
artificial respiration
o | |
breathe
diploma, certificate;
attraction
attribute
( )
|| both ... and
|_|
O |
( )
( )
. . . :
even then
switch; interchange
|| !|excrescence
breakfast; refresh-
(the letter) I
( )
remain as a vestige
in
waste
( )
()
(rev.
'|_|
con.)
be
()
survival
'?
[IBED]
><
!
'|
nauseated
two; breakfast; have a snack

re-
( )
isn't that so?
ments, snack
bite
testimonial
certify
one's mind
()
! <
( )
change, switch
(' )
change ( | | )
change,
>3< ' |
Athens
consider
overprotective
...
( )
|| ' | respiration
||
( | | )
overpopulated
( )
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overwork
re-
studio, atelier
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)(
( )
overwork
revision
atheist
(pair of) overalls

change, alter pf.
atheism
( )
( )
above, over; in excess of;
( |_| )
|| across; (unstressed)
main, be left over; persist

30

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via; because of
762
)(
vestige, relic, rem-
nant
)(
||
review
survey,
survey, review
easily
sur-
clear,
featherbed
top-heavy
excessive
overcrowded
timid
| | )( beg pardon
of
][KOVED
be reconciled
break, crisis
|| )(
break in
two
) (
oversize
)(
bedspread
| | ><
cover
"...
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transition, passage
transfusion
transitional
|- cease
pass,
)(difficulties
(conditions) go
||
nostalgia
his
re-
overweight; preptonder-
ance, supremacy
;go over, overflow
|'|
transfusion
|| )( ><
h (rev. con.) want no longer

he no
| | 5 )( )(
throw (things) at each other
jubilant
)(
|| ><$
superstructure
)( )(
hand
;over, deliver, relay; turn in, entrust
| |
impart; report, communicate| )(

give
|| ><$
||
swab
;outweigh
prevail, predominate
surrender to; devote
||* ) * -( <<
(rev. con.) want no longer(
oneself to

rewrap; swaddle,
|| )(
| ) ( )leave a message (for sb.

that h
wink
diaper pf.
pass the word (to

a/the
winnow pf.
|| )(
at each other
)(sb.
wait
)until after(wards
longer wants his supper
;that
migrate
out-
grow
| | - )( <<
message
omit
repeat, review
)sb.
skip, pass over,
|| ) ^(
)(
||*
weather
mainly, chiefly
|')(|
he'll get
let it pass; I defer to you|

view(
turn over, insert,
| | )(
away, blow over; (rev. con.) get over

over
reprint
reverse
H I feel a thrill )(
etell
| | ><$
||* ) (
cunning c r a f t y
| | o
)(
that
conviction
^ ]takeni aback [...RAshT
j- I beg your pardon make up,

)(
|| overloaded 5
left over? posthumous
veyed, lucid
* )(
excessive
devoted, affectionate
devotion
he does not want his supper any
overgrown
longer
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repeat
|_* ) (
)tense
sojourn
|| ><S
|| ><$
saw in two
)(
check, review
||
) (
)( [ J
repetition, review
preter
repeat
||
) n(
| |
change the
)(
||
shunt
excess
excessive
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change clothes
bear
strain, overtire
change, make over,
|| O
tious
undergo
experience,
alter pf.
be repeated; recur; be repeti-
h clothes of
illegible
| ' | 0
| |
)(
)turn (leaves of a book
>&
unbearable
)(
qualm, scruple
)(
reflection
| | ) (
||
experience
| | ><$
translatable
| | )(
pf.
read
superman

be ap-
prehensive, be worried; reflect (on),
supernatural
overnight
|'| >3
consider
turn (a coat), re-
vamp
| | )(
overdo,
| |
carry to excess, exaggerate
| | )(
)(threshold etc.
|| ><$
take over,
h assume; intercept
pass, overtake; outrun

excess(ive),
subside
|| ' take to heart; pride one-
overnight,
stay
spend the night pf.
| | ) ( step over
self on
superfluous,
undue; remaining 1 /
| | [SADER] <fc
the
| ' 5 |
rest
rearrange
abandon (unto an
enemy); deliver, surrender
redundancy
| | )(
incidentally
||
test; reexamine
' 5 )(
ambush
(an experience); survive, outlast
translator, inter-
||
)(
change seats
>[KIIAZER] $
put in another place
;put in another seat
over-
flow
||
translation
| | ><
|| forsake
| | ) (
translation
h translate
re-
serve, retain
i n present
| | * )(
|| leave behind
( n o t used
strain vt., filter
)(
overly
| | 0
| 5 | ) 5 ( ambush
have a bite of; over-
hear, intercept 1
have
also
' 5 )(
|| 0
ford, passage
|| )'6(
a snack, have a bite to eat

outwit
| | ) (
overeat
sub-
let
overbur-
| 5 | ) ' 5 (
den, overload
)(in a vehicle
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run over
760
supersonic
outsmart, outwit
spoil
|| t i d i o u s , be choosy, be
a new
resi-
indiscriminately
fastidious/
v i . , be spoiled
transplant
obese
particular
( )
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overflow
d e l i n q u e n t (note)
\ - dence)
| |
( |_| )
(to
| ' |
|| spoil vt.
indiscriminate(ly)
move
recast
<$> | |
|| choice, d i s c r i m i n a t i o n
be fas-
delinquency
(of
( )
note)
fussy / c a p r i c i o u s person
selective; fastidious,
ask a g a i n
<S> | |
overpay
<> | |
choosy, s q u e a m i s h , c a p r i c i o u s
hesitation, compunc-
wash
( )
()
tion
hesitant
recon-
sider v t / v i ;
hesitate; w o r r y ,
r a s h l y , indis-
brainwash
deliberate,
cover, t i d y ; m o v e (to
<$> | |
be
( )
a new residence)
ap-
conviction,
belief,
( )
conclusive,
convincing,
( - p r e h e n s i v e
persuasion
criminately
reversal, u p h e a v a l ,
()
||
[MOYEKh] ( [ the h a i r of)
persuasive
overthrow
persuade, c o n v i n c e
<E> |_|
reversible
overripe
t i p over, o v e r t u r n vt.;
<$> | |
timeless
t i p over, t u r n o v e r v i . h i n v e r t
upset, u p h e a v a l ;
trace ( d r a w i n g )
( )
coup d'etat
seditious, s u b v e r s i v e
| |
surprise
(* )
t a k e a b a c k , surprise
( )
shift
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cross
prudery
(on
prudish
[ ]
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( | | )
( )
view; stocktaking
( )
examine, look over;
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| s u r v e y , s c a n ; revise, review
exchange glances
(> )$< | |
a given
pf.
v i v e ; tide over; live down
tion
talk
||
[...TSNIES]
check, i n s p e c t i o n , re-
disconnect, c u t s h o r t ; c a l l i t a d a y
have a
turn a somersault
sur-
( |_| )
|| persuade
( )
oneself
tinuous
argument; conversa-
[TSEYLEM] 0
( )
c a r r y t h i n g s to excess
seat c o v e r ; t o p c o a t
mission
interrupt,
| |
|| m o v e (to a new residence)
('_ )
i n t e r m i t t e n t , discon-
( | | )
| j be c o v e r e d w i t h
<> * | |
shift
interruption; inter-
|| c o v e r
imitate, mimic
<J> | ' |
c o u n t pf.
reiterate, repeat a d
subject)
<:> |_|
n a u s e a m ; ( c o n t . ) echo
with
33
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idiomatic
idiosyncrasy
[DY]
) (
idyll
( 2 .
ideologist
[PSU-
()
rupt
idea
( )
MiRTshEM]
master key
switch
[IEV]
pf.,
cross, intersect
overtime
I-
strung
misdemeanor
offender,
| |
()
transgressor
copy,
do?
()
outshout
( |_| )
scare, (sudden) f r i g h t
frighten,
(^ )
( )
(|| )
a l a r m , scare
( )
ignore, d i s r e g a r d
confinement
()
isolate; insulate
(the letter) Y
idiot
idiocy
at, deride, b a i t
Italy
O |
( )

O |
O '|
ism
|.|
c o r r e s p o n d ^ rewrite; t r a n s c r i b e
isolation
( * )
story)
)(
isolation w a r d ; solitary
( )
transgress
isolation, insulation
two
<$> | |
offense, transgression
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resuming
in
[...shoEN]
contradict, gainsay
(on
isolationist
Italian
| . |
H cut
o v e r s e n s i t i v e , h i g h - !
suffering
shunt
( ' )
()
a p p a l l i n g news
.2 || is
||
( )
intersection
cut
what do y o u want to
b u l l y , jeer
()
discussion, parley
G o d willing
1 m e n t ,
isolationism
isolationist
( )
over,
[YESURIM]
c o n s e q u e n t l y ; well
?
3> | |
(|| )()
inter- | - (with), mix (with)
week
well,
<$> | |
cap
cover
trans-
interchange
identical
after this S a b b a t h ; next
over;
forward, ship; transmit
( )
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so, t h e n ,
<> | |
switch
O | ) ( 6
B o o k of J o b
place,
pose,
[IM Y I R T S E H A S I I E ' M ;
the
another
ideological
|| J o b ;
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ove a r o u n d , p u t i n
idealistic
identity
||
<> | |
tide over, pull through
)(
identification
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over-
power
'
|| ideal
idealism
extreme tor-
overcome,
( )
ideological
i d e n t i f y vt/vi
'
( )
ideology
| |
overrate, overestimate
( )
idealist
ize; r e c a l c u l a t e
<3> | ' |
overcharge; item-
[DY] ( )
idiosyncratic
ideal
idiocy
( )
[DY] ( )
34
[DY] U
[DY] ( )
idiom
[LY]
[DY] ( )
idiotic
( )
[DY] ( )
758
Italian
p r i m a c y , a u t h o r i t y ; a u t h o r i t i e s , es-
[LY] )(
tablishment
graduate school
|| supreme,
each, e v e r y
( )
uppermost
8/
|| egg
i t is c o m p l e t e l y
( )
pestle of a m o r t a r ; |
worthless
( f i g . ) stg. indispensable
upstate
eh! w a t c h i t !
|| u p s t a t e
|| u p t o w n (area)
gee! o h b o y ! ( d e l i g h t ,
miration);
uptown

oh, that's
but then
(used
introduce
r h e t o r i c a l questions
gimmick
mesh;
- ' |
( )
( A m )
()
he is
|| o w n ; same
folks
.2 | e n o u g h !
which
objections)
..._ ? _
gee ( m o r e
emph.
than
;)_
m y goodness!

I-
|| w o n d e r f u l !
kin
not so h o t
e t e r n a l , e v e r l a s t i n g , timeless,
|| o w n , possess
|| forever
/|| | *
'
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owner
) (
eternity
self-interested
self-interest
||
property,
possession
Upper Italy
elevated ( r a i l r o a d )
expressly
property, quality, char-
|| chief c o n d u c t o r
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get the u p p e r
eugenics
r e l y o n oneself, r e l y
peculifar
sovereignty
5 '
[...HAZBORE] ( )
5*'
preponderance
overtone
- ' |
surface
superficial
| frail
( * )
( )5 '
5 ' '
sovereignty, superiority,
35
( . . . )
top, cap
teous; refined; precious ( m e t a l ) ; s l i m ,

to put it m i l d l y
( )
o n one's o w n m e m o r y

sovereign
fetched i d e a ; s t r a t a g e m
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genteel, n o b l e ; p o l i t e , c o u r -
hand, prevail
arity, trait
) ( = 5'
( )
( || | )
( )
acteristic, a t t r i b u t e , feature,
[LY]
upper h a n d , s u p e r i o r i t y
2.
..
|| h e a d w a i t e r ||
as a m a t t e r of fact, a c t u a l l y
self-interest
( )
|| chief, supreme, h e a d ; upper

commander-in-chief
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\ - p e r p e t u a l
the E v e r l a s t i n g
p e c u l i a r (to)
2. || a c t u a l , v i r t u a l
(consternation)
one of u s / y o u / t h e m ' |
likewise
doesn't
he leave then? Because ...
| 5 h t h r o w eyes at
my
to
r e a d y ; w h y ( y o u m a y ask)
a r u n ( i n one's s t o c k i n g / k n i t t i n g )
||
well
| _ does he sing!
; h a n t i c i p a t e
| 1 s t i t c h (in k n i t t i n g )
folks,
oh,
(impatience)
upstate
the L o r d
have
(regret);
uptown
upper-income g r o u p
eyelet;
gosh
_ I-
oh b o y ,
a .1
ad-
5 '
757
_
1
urgent, pressing, h a s t y
_
lubricate
|| h u r r y ,
rush
n o b i l i t y (of c h a r a c t e r )
|| courtesy, politeness
<> |
vt.
amenities
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gem, jewel
h u r r y , haste
rush hour
(al)together;
|| 2-
[sho] ( )
|| one
,
|| before;
faster
jointly
( / )
than
for the present;

stopgap;
| t h a n I
pre-
(^ )
ice c o l d , i c y
i n u t t e r terror
year i n a n d
iceberg
have
one's
icy
!2.
|| be a t a loss
pack, wrap
icicle
( ) w **
/ )
iron bar;
flatiron
railroad
(^ )
reinforced concrete
||h into
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in,
[YAM]
d o n k e y , ass
out
bearings,
*^
( . . . ) ^
the A r c t i c O c e a n
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oriented,
|| ice
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be
liminaries j
) ( h i t ' s the same m a t e r i a l
monosyllabic
before y o u k n o w i t
|| s a m e ; u t t e r2.
u n i c y c l e || u n i . . . , m o n o
h before I come
.1
( ^ )
son-in-law
\ - h u r r y , r u s h v i . , m a k e haste
be i n a great h u r r y
(^ ! )
one-eared; m o n a u r a l
scrap iron
sole, s i n g u l a r , one a n d
hardware
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only
inhale
( )
icebox
( )
iron
<j> | ' |
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inoculate
come t o feel a t
h a r d w a r e store
ice c r e a m
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sleet
home
i d e n t i c a l (twins)
oil, lubricate
get used (to a
vanity
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one's
( )
s u p p u r a t i v e , infected
suppurate
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arrange
affairs, settle d o w n
place, p o s i t i o n
(dat.-acc.
of) y o u ( p i . )
embalm
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book
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(book) b i n d i n g
( )

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1
oil
( )
2
ale
O _||
( :^_ * )
ell, c u b i t
O _||
single-breasted
h e a r t s (in cards)
( | | )
condition
udder
a r r a n g e m e n t ; fixture; ( )
arrange
pus
g i v e n job)
fix up, a c c o m m o d a t e ,
vain
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facility (installation)
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(^ )
euthanasia
rush shipment
|| r u s h
oil p a i n t i n g
olive
...
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oily
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h to c o u r t )(
b e n d vt., i n c l i n e
|| t r a d e - i n
h t r a d e - i n ][HANOKJIE
job
as a
trade-
in allowance
trade in
.|_| ) (
-
tough
)(

) b i n d (a b o o k
persuade (by
H a s k i n g ) , s w a y , b e n d
|- u n b e n d i n g ,
pf.
)b r e a k (down
* -
-
save,
economize o n
straddle
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(rash) go
)settle (on
superstition
dear to (the
)heart of

native, inborn, innate
enjoyable,
concave
sunken
w e l l - t r o d d e n ; routine
)(
(well-)established
impression, realization
_|| )_'(
naturalized
)impression
administer
_ |
sue, t a k e
37
find
(have the
( m e d i c i n e ) ; s u b m i t , file (official d o c u) h m e n t
pleasant,
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into
get
agreeable
bent, s t o o p e d
)(
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incorporate
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bundled up
proficient; i n practice
practice
h frequenter_* /_ frequent
lie s t i l l ,
j a m , j e l l y , preserves
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agree, consent (to),
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|| p i c k l e d |
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not m a k e a m o v e
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a c c u s t o m e d , in the
dry up v i .
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a w a y* f )(
gloomy,
habit
economical
)(
settled; resident
dejected
economy, saving
to, get i n t o the
get a c c u s t o m e d
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b r o w n sauce
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b r e a k d o w n v i . , collapse
)(
h a b i t of
breakdown
)(
temper-
hunchbacked
persuade (by a s k i n g ) , p r e v a i l
)(
restraint,
ance, c o n s t r a i n t ; reticence, reserve
insight
_|| ) (
; restrained, t e m p e r a t e
be (come) n a t u r a l i z e d
)(
|| d r i e d u p , d r y
reticent, aloof; p e n t - u p
|| n a t u r a l i z e
.|| ) (
naturalization
)successful (enterprise
unyielding, importunate
shrivel, d r y u p v i .
bookbinder
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|| superstitious
trust
implicitly
|| bite (into) pf.
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unyielding
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v a i n ; c o n c e i t e d( _*
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h i n
bend v i . , crouch
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involvement
defendant
realize,
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jury
uncommuni-
set, e s t a b l i s h e d ; p r e v -
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taciturn,
attentive
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pay
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cative
a l e n t ; r o u t i n e|
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set u p o n
included

immigration
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obstinate,
immigrate
| | ) (
stubborn,
tear d o w n ,
fell; overthrow
headstrong
|| s h r u n k e n
)( i n h a b i t a n t , resident
shrink, dwindle, shrivel v i .
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||
inscription
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residents ( c o l l . ) - , po-
pulation
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foothold
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establish a foot-
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hold
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listen,
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persuasion
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persuade
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restraint, inhibition
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h o l d , check,
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salt pf.
l o n e l y , s o l i t a r y , lonesome
loneliness, s o l i t u d e
h'
restrain

| |
absorb
a b s t a i n from
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one-sided, u n i l a t e r a l ; par-
unicorn
unity
inseminate
tial
purchase
)(
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||
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absorption
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doze off, fall asleep
inhibit,
brief
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impressive
briefing
salve
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depression, d i p
restrain
eunuch
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object to, m i n d
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loneliness, solitude
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h sit s t i l l | * be
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wrapper
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wrap, envelop
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realization
induction
fidget,
i m p a t i e n t / restless
)l i g h t a fire (in stove
attention
sink v i / p f
allowance; realization
also
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l u l l , r o c k to sleep
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pledge, deposit; tear
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grow
to
be
at
realize, recog-
(sb.
|| bear w i t h
in)
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preserve (food); soil
ac-
| *
unreasonable;
incon-
()
considerately
h siderate
soil
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(tax) collector
(_' )
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memorize
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[KhAZER]
<$> _|'|
drab, monotonous
immersion
d i p pf.,
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wrap
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( )
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wall in
snuggle i n
<> _||
tire, fatigue
<> _||
conquest
quer
(territory);
(the
all
n u m b e r ) one
|| i t e m ,
the
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regardless
get
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i n t o h a b i t (of)
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united, i n accord
( 2 .
unity
grandchild, grand-
counting)
grand-
. . . / / h same
()
( 2 .
/
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some
( | )h t i m e
invitation
invite
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thread
s h r i n k vt.
<:> _||
one o ' c l o c k
i n no t i m e , i n s h o r t o r d e r
oneness
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\- s o n ; desc
daughter
m e n t , c o m e to t e r m s (with)
file
at the same \ - of w h o / w h a t / . . .
reach a n agree-
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subdue,
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()
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>$<
admission
(- )
unit; entry
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( )
reason w i t h
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appease,
moisten, wet pf.

||
(_ )
[TAYNE]
p a c i f y ; t a k e (medicine)
3.
|| p a r t
( )
|| c o n q u e s t
capture, overrun, con-
divide, partition; allot

plead,
the h a b i t (of)
2. _||
univocal
division, partition
(_|| )_'( )
get into
(of)
[KhAZER]
d a m up; bridle
reasonable
counts receivable
fasten; s t r e n g t h e n ;
indulgent,
jail, imprison
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[KhEzhBOYNEs]
|| |
|| | _
(one's due)
|| beg the indulgence of
install
(sb.)
single, o n e - t i m e
installation
be considerate of (stg.)
considerate,
collect
c o n s i d e r a t i o n , indulgence
1 w i t h
< ... < >< _||

coach
||
nize, u n d e r s t a n d
home in
d r i l l , coach
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used to l i v i n g
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|| d i s c r e t i o n , r e g a r d
d o w n (a house)
get
(- | | )
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fall i n love (with)
||
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lie s t i l l
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(-)
be restless

39
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753
payment, deposit
( )
pay in, make a pay-
n a r r o w vt., q u a l i f y
ment
stockade; restraint;
s t i c k (to),
( || ) ( )
be(come)
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c l i n g (to)
( _ )
( ) -
stubborn
containment
n o one,
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|| each o t h e r
fence i n , h e m i n , c u r b
pf.,
tame
indentation
tighten, shrink v t / v i ;
a certain
|| p a c k , w r a p , p a c k a g e pf.
indent
s i n g l y , one b y one
t r a m m e l pf.
n o t c h , score
for
|| b r a i n s t o r m
d i p , depression
( )
tumble, col-
depress ( p h y s i c a l l y )
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(idea) o c c u r t o
( )
b u y ; s h o p (for)
<> | |
s h o p p e r ; (profes-
|| cost
drive-in
tance)
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dampen
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indict
learn
thoroughly
introduce,
(custom,
institute
system);
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make
n
it a
||
rule
that; install, initiate
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implant, inculcate
<3> | |
<> | |
influence
(* )
influential
bottle
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c o a c h (sb.) i n
b o x (in)
| ' |
( | | )
initiation
vise)
fold pf.
custom
||
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c l a m p , c a t c h (as i n a
firmly
p u t i n quotes
cuff
bracket
c o v e r (a d i s - ( | | )
establish
indictment
( . . . )
( )
( )
movie
l o o k (at), peer (at), s c r u t i n i z e

hand-
<3> | |
|| d r i v e - i n
inn
( )
(...)
look, have a good
( )h lapse, c a v e i n
( )
attention; scrutiny
reference b o o k
(|| )
set, m o u n t (jewels)
sional) b u y e r
a t cost
[NY]
( b u d g e t a r y ) contingencies
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purchase
( )
|| | i d e a , n o t i o n
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crimp
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p a c k one's t h i n g s
O | |
impanel
dividual; unique
||
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|| i t depends
( | | )( )
put up, quarter
<3> ^ _||
one, o n l y , sole, s i n g l e ; i n -
H nobody
h t o a m a n , t o the last m a n
( )
indent
|| one
|| u n i q u e
simultaneous
double up v t / v i
<3> | |
( )
hedge; c o n t a i n m e n t
<> | $ |
depositor
contract,
thread
||
freeze v t / p f
( )
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singular
<$> | |
40
( )
752
lull
h u s h , silence; appease,
die d o w n ,
(])
summon
<3> | |
be i n d u c t e d i n t o service
a b a t e , subside
unanimous
agreeable, c o n s e n t i n g
|| agree ( w i t h )
sting
pf.,
lotion
()
fix; i n s t i t u t e , e s t a b l i s h ;
<_|| <
pick a quarrel,
< )h tear i n
into trouble
in, prevail
size
trouble (hostility)
( | | )
( _|| )
( )
l u s i o n , fantasy, c o n c e i t ; id6e fixe

monorail
<$> | |
fall asleep
h suade
m i s c o n c e p t i o n ; de-
<$> _||
d e v o u r pf.,
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delude oneself, f a n c y
( )
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truly; admitte
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tonsillitis; angina
( )
(|| )
p o u r pf.; fill w i t h
in
| successive, a l t e r n a t e l y
among
f- q u i c k succession
|| opposite
liquid
|| A n g l o - S a x o n
altogether
masturbation

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heat (to a g l o w )
word
of
f each o t h e r
( )
English
()
|| a n o n y m o u s , nameless
o r i g i n used i n s u b s t a n d a r d Y i d d i s h
c o l d sweat
statement
leaning, s l a n t i n g , b e n t ,
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anonymous writer
hint
( *! )
i n f l a t e d ; c o n c e i t e d , p o m p -
commer-
( ' )
advertise
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advertisement,
cial
advertiser
( )
anarchist
( )
anarchy
bid,
offer; tender; offering;
s t a t e ; s u b m i t ; pass ( | | )
bid,
offer, tender,
|| off; c a r r y o n ( p r a n k s ) ; set (tone)
v o l u n t e e r vi.,

( )
ous; s u l k y
a p p l y (for)
supply
(|| )
h v o l u n t e e r vt.
( )
offer one's services
[ . . . B R O ' Y G E S T ] ( )
bidder
fended, a n g r y
b e n d pf., t i l t , slant
expectedly
I
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)(
slant
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come across, meet u n -
( )
(|| )
b e n d vi., stoop
swollen
in a huff
||
scold pf., r e b u k e , | | <>

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swell vi.
bawl out
hodge-podge
( * )
( )
dependence
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sore, p a i n f u l ; grievous,
main meal; lunch
o | | *
d e p e n d e n t (on)
(rev.
con.)
_*
become i n f l a t e d ; t a k e offense
appearance, resemblance
|| resemble
heap^pile up
standing
e n t r u s t (to)
( )
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c l o u d y , s u l l e n , morose,
h g l u m
loaded, laden; charged
! )(
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boundless
d i s t i n g u i s h e d , e m i n e n t , o u t -
crammed
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low spirits
gird
a r r i v e unex-
( )
engage; c o m m i t
be i n
||
( )
a t first glance
(|| )
( | | )
p e c t e d l y ; pass, be a l l o w e d ; be c u r concern, matter
f r e n t ; g o o n
t h i s m a t t e r s to me H t o
be
| / * || |
daybreak
be g l u m / d e j e c t e d ,
...
( | | )
puff up, inflate
applied

( )
inflatable
v e x e d (question)
()
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stoop
masturbate
( )
stooped
of-
acceptable,
<<
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qualify
(as)
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assault
anyway
p e r m a n e n t w a v e (hair
clutter, hastily formed
( *> )
crowd
( )
w e l c o m e , desirable, a p -
setting)
hire
memento,
in
predated
( | | )
keepsake,
preferable
( )
well-read
H souvenir; memory
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memento
||
other;
second;
very
h s u i t a b l e , c o m m e n s u r a t e
appropriate
customary, accepted, c o n -
ventional
( )
next
convention
|| not a w o r d
the last (two) d a y s
c h o c k - f u l l (of)
o v e r c r o w d e d , stuffed
- of

strung
tension
Passover
chock-full
(of);
swell u p vi.
| 1 swollen
- ' |
accumulated; pent-up
()
sore, infected
p o s i t i v e l y , i n v a r i a b l y , b y a l l means,
filled,
packed,
()
v a r y , differ (from)
(5)
else, else-
offended, a n g r y ,
(clock); dial
p u l l the
(a
( )
hurt
congestion,
clutter,
( * )
crush

wireless
wind
crammed
where
dissident
_* h w i t h o u t f a i l ; be sure t o
somewhere
( )
accused, defendant
/*
n o t h i n g less t h a n ;
a i m e d ; purposeful
*- *
|| d i f f e r e n t ( l y ) ; else
b u r n i n g ; furious, i r a t e
o t h e r s ; some
but,
none
) (
( )
t a u t ; t i g h t , tense, h i g h -
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one a n d a half
( )
)(
( - the other, the a l t e r n a t e
( )
. . . h the second, d o o r ; next d o o r
...
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m a d e t o measure, h i g h l y
commemorate
memorabilia
forewarned b y experience
h m e m o r y of
memorial
landmark
( A )
employee
- ' |
intense; strained
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filled,
I- n u m b e r )
infected
crowded
(with
( )
radical
snowdrift
( )
ideas)
ears o f
pressure, stress
( )
press pf.
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t a u t , tense
(foot)hold, footing, g r i p ;
( )
alert
stronghold; support
m a i n t a i n ; last,
persistence
persistent
scolding, rebuke
prepare,
get
( )
()
||
r e a d y vt.
( | | )
assault
51
( )
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|| i n d i c a t e , i n s t r u c t
(|_| )
p o i n t out
painless
intimate, hint
apply, administer
(to); b r i n g to bear
p o l i s h , w a x pf.
beginning, start; origin
loss
( )
start
start,
()
...
||
h o r i g i n a t e vt.; i n i t i a t e
( s t a r t , o r i g i n a t e vi.
H a n
argument
with
( | | )
!\ ) ( - h a v e no i d e a
c a n c e l l a t i o n , a n n u l m e n t , ( )
not at a l l ! n o t h i n g of the k i n d !
i n i t i a l l y , at
repeal
cancel,
repeal,
annul;
beginner, n o v i c e
o v e r r u l e (a r u l i n g )
r e c e n t l y , the o t h e r d a y
recent
inkling, premonition
[ONESANUSIM]
)(
()
to
Ages
( )
heat/?/.
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(/)
adherent, p r o p o n e n t , )(
a d m i r e r , s u p p o r t e r , fan, p a r t i s a n
following
a t t a c h (to)
(|| )()
hook up
hear a lot of,
<j> | |
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|| come o n ; w e l l t h e n
( 2 .
||
sage
(to);
weightless
inform;
portend, herald
announcer
g a t h e r pf.,
)(
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accumulate
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a c c u m u l a t e vi.
H vt.
meaningless, senseless
satiate
pf.;
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saturate
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.1
( )
()
| |
surface; accrue
w a r m up vt., heat pf.
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w a r m u p , heat u p vi.
draft, o u t l i n e
litter; outline,
||
( )
( | | )
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increase
grow over a
/8
soap up
satisfy,
warn
saddle pf.
absorb
pile u p
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notify,
0 .1 '
|| j u s t t r y ; I dare y o u
challenge
w i t h 3 w e e k s ' notice
a n n o u n c e , g i v e a mes-
||
hear one's fill of
( _* n o t i f i c a t i o n ; p o r t e n t , o m e n
3 || p o r t e n d
homeless
C h r i s t i a n i t y at the e n d of the M i d d l e
message, a n n o u n c e m e n t ,
( | | )
P o r t u g a l whose ancestors,
to escape p e r s e c u t i o n , c o n v e r t e d
first
)(
h a n g o n (to)
no, secret p r a c t i t i o n e r of J u d a i s m i n
S p a i n or
|| foist

marra-
( )
initial
begin,
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begin,
(to)
( )
heap u p
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lose; forfeit
(parliamentary) rider
||
( )
applicable
( | )c o n t i n u e , persist
on
( | | )
application
hold
foreshadow
draft, sketch
hint, intimation; inkling
( )
growth, tumor
( )
indication
indication; instructions
(_ )
( )-
indicative
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!

a n t i - || a n t i
|| a n t i - J e w i s h | A m e r i c a n
a n t i - p o v e r - [ D A L E S ]
ty program
a n t i b i o t i c ( )
a n t i d o t e ( )
antithesis ( )
|| part, p a r t i c i p a t i o n
( )
take p a r t ; ( | ), |
partake, p a r t i c i p a t e
p a r t i c i p a n t )(
derive enjoyment
(> )3< ||
(from), d e l i g h t i n
a n t i - S e m i t e )(
a n t i - S e m i t i s m
a n t i - S e m i t i c
dislike ( )
( 2 .
)
|| ancient, a n t i q u e .1
exquisite,
1 a n t i q u e , r a r i t y
stg. p r e c i o u s / e x q u i s i t e , a h o n e y
a n t i q u a r i a n , second- ( )
2. |
|| be i n h i g h esteem
be v i s i b l e / e v i - (|* )
dent/apparent/conspicuous;
be i n
sight; tell (have a n effect)
conspicuous, visible, no-
h a n d bookseller
shop;
( )
second-hand b o o k shop
a n t i q u a r i a n ; second
h a n d (book)
a n t i b o d y ( )
escaped, fugitive; r u n a w a y
fugitive - '|
escape ( )
2. | )
|| flight .1
get a w a y , r u n a w a y , (( )
escape (from), flee
(object of) l o a n , b o r r o w - (_ ' )
ing
(act of) l o a n i n g , b o r r o w - ( )
antique
ing
lend (to) (( )/_| )
borrow (from) pf. ( )h pf.
discourage O *
c a l l u p ( ) O |^|
aerial, a n t e n n a ( )
53
ticeable
b a n k r u p t c y ( )
|| impose pf.; go broke <$> ||
press, beset, insist, i m -
p o r t u n e ; g a n g up o n
i m p o s i t i o n ( )
u n w i l l i n g [ . . . K h E Y s h E K . ]
shaft (of a n axe etc.) (D)
a n t a g o n i s m ( )
a d v e r s a r y )(
a n t h o l o g y ( )
* 2 .
||
|| clothes, a p p a r e l HP
p u t o n (clothes); dress, )(
cause, impose (pain, ( ( ) clothe
get dressed t damage)
tangible
feel (by touch) pf. <|| <
the A n t a r c t i c
A n t a r c t i c
bare, s t r i p O |
d i s c o v e r y (* )
discover O *|
doze ( | )
,
off
c o n t a i n (*| )
d i s a r m a m e n t "
d i s a r m O ''|
w e a n O |
development, e v o l u - ( )
tion
develop, unfold, e v o l v e O |
develop, e v o l v e vi. f vt.
developer ( )
e x c i t a t i o n ( )
excite, arouse O |
d i s a p p o i n t m e n t ( )
d i s a p p o i n t O |
attire, costume ( )
desalinate O |
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d r i v e (horses),
( |_| ) $
disclosure, r e v e l a t i o n
bare, r e v e a l , disclose,
( )
become d i s -
coachman
| 6 || escape; refuge
t a k e refuge i n
(
water (ani-
( | | )
revealing, telltale
revelatory
' :
: ( | ) :
escape, a b s c o n d
I / h e / . . . w a s ter-
. . . / /
r i b l y frightened;
mals); make drunk

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anchovy
opposite,
| | $
happen upon, hit upon

become
delight, charm
|| )(
|| e n c o u n t e r
|| go t o meet
( )
2 . ||
|| p a r d o n , excuse
par-
pared
( )
de-
fall
up
()
settle o n
ter balance, offset

a c c o m m o d a t e (sb.) b y ; c a t e r t o (sb.)
what can
I d o for y o u ?
pit,
hook
on
\ - m a k e
||
counterpart,
fill
( )
(unex-
a stand
cor-
(against)

( & )
()
| |
| p e c t e d l y ) , b l o w i n j
(a place) b y b r i n g i n g s t g . j
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anthropologist
)(
anthropology
a n t h r o p o l o g i c (al)
^
$ %
anthracite
( 5 | ) ' 5 |
disappear,
throw d o w n , prostrate
|| seat
^||
responding item I
bring
<> | | $
down
sit d o w n
( )h (stg.) to
O * ' |
down
irresistible
(lost t i m e )
| 51
()
*|
p i c k (on)
knock/
oppose
oppose, resist,
catch up w i t h ; make up
fall
? \ _ - b y
' h one's m i n d
compensate
attach,
((|| )( )
O ' |
compensation
||
^||
()
( ^ | | ) ( )
asleep
make
(||)
counteract
coun-
"
unveil
(- versus
ciprocal
| )
to;
(b) t o meet
t e r m i n e d , r e s o l v e d (to)
determination
3 .
( || )resolute
com-
regard
o p p o s i t e ; o p p o s i n g ; re-
decisive, c r u c i a l
in
(b) r u n to meet (sb.)
f r i g h t e n e d ; (blood) c u r d l e
rise
to;
- h (a) counterpose, l a y opposite
( | )
, 6
next
| )(
vis-&-vis;
||H a g a i n s t ;
d o n m e , excuse me
||*)( h hand
opposite,
to;
h r e t u r n
(a) counter, opposite,
< >O ' ' |
( || * ) apologize *
become
.1
contradict
against;
silent, s h u t u p
O "|
vis-^-vis; in
i n t u r n , o n the o t h e r
( | )
apology
O | |
| expose, unfold!
closed; r e v e a l oneself; u n f o l d vi.
disappear,
step o n pf.
( | )
power, r u n vt.
( | )
escape !
O | |
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litter,
fill
with
|| p u t / s e t / l a y d o w n
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lie d o w n
rubbish
!
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fit, t r y o n for size

||
()
acceptance
acceptable
( | | )
assume;
accept,
adopt;
employ,
hire;
law);
h
carry
(a
catch
(disease);
stick up
pass,
legging
take
credo
take
grasp; bully
g r a s p a t ; get
enthusiastic over
become c l o u d y
scowl
anemic
come r u n n i n g
inflate
||
( )
anecdotal
annex
annex
( )
detour;
go
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by
( )
8
( / || ) recline
0 ' |
lesson
( )
t e a c h (sb.) a lesson 8 <S> | |

lesson
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m a k e a mess; scribble
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soil ( w i t h u r i n e or feces)
map, chart
||
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encourage
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suggest
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55
(/ )
suggestion
Pf*
cram
(^ )
|| cause; m a k e a l o t of
ognition, acknowledgment
recognize, a d m i t
l e a n vi.
mate
a p p r e c i a t i o n , c r e d i t , rec-
longer r o u t e t h a n necessary
O |
[ANE'REKJIDIK]
maverick
<> | |
pile, s t a c k , heap u p
make
||
( | | )
detour, roundabout w a y
( )
anecdote
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(|| )
slap on
eyebrows
( | | )
gather momentum
> $<
anesthesia
anesthetic
l o a d pf., charge
=
anemia
[PONEM]
l o g (record a d i s t a n c e )
table, u n m i s t a k a b l e , i n d u b i t a b l e

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(person) become g l o o m y ; k n i t one's
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(sky) become c l o u d y ;
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have a premonition that
( i n t o a rage
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[O'NSO'FEKDIK]
take
c a t c h fire; fly h as a n e x a m p l e
[ O ' N S O ' F I K ]
s t r i n g (onto a thread)
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g r a b , s n a t c h ; engage, c l u t c h ;
8 ) ( h t a k e for
tune (an i n s t r u m e n t ) pf.
( )
get h o l d of, seize, grasp,
champion
for
approxi-
h fill w i t h
wet, d a b
indispu-
( )
()
[ANI-MA'YMEN]
1( courage etc.)
infinite, endless
(pose)
h for, s t a n d b y ,
mistake
otherwise, else; or else, i f n o t
enact
motion);
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[ A N I ' - H A K O T N ] -
self
embrace,
(measures); s t r i k e
|| become a c c e p t e d
m y humble
seize, c l a s p ; pre-
(a
p r o s t r a t e oneself
put/set down
sume,
u l e[ PA S K / N ] <> | |
fitting o ver r.1
fall,
( | | )
( )
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toothless
aimless
aim
inflammation
light,
spark,
turn
catch
( )
b r i n g forth
switch
lighter
tighten
vt.;
on,
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dab
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fire
onslaught
s p r i n k l e (onto)
( ):
( || ) :$
fit, spell, s t r o k e , seizure;
( )
| |
(clock);
<$> | | $
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say too m u c h
ignite;
()
wind
(in great
numbers)
| |
fire; l i g h t u p ; get e x c i t e d ; flare u p

strain,
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puff u p
| - arouse, inflame,
stretch,
<$> | ' |
()
on,
p o w d e r pf.
w a t e r (animals) pf.
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flammable
kindle,
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a t t a c k , r a i d ; aggression j
string
attack,
( ( )8 $ | )6 | ^
(strings o n a n i n s t r u m e n t ) ; k i d , m a k e
assail
fun of, p u l l (sb.'s) leg

|| stuff ( w i t h food)
a s s a i l a n t ; aggres-
sor
! 6 ' , 6
primer
full-
O | $ | $
heap, s t a c k ; a m a s s
formless
( | | ) ( )
l o t of
( 6 | ) ' $ ^ |
pectedly) j

(hum.)
( a t / i n ) ; enter (school, o r g a n i z a t i o n ) ;
|| fall t o the
h set
face p o r t r a i t
a r r i v e (unex-
<$> | | $
arrival, coming
fill,
cheat
stuff, s t o c k pf.;
in
replenish
( )
| 3_5|$
(< )S> | 6 |
h infest
|| be e a s y / h a r d for /
direction, management,
. . . ( ' receive assistance from
c o n d u c t (of) ( | ) a d m i n i s t r a t i o n
d r a w u p o n (sb.)
be due (to
depend
for; h a v e recourse
be
for
air raid
l o o k at, eye, gaze, r e g a r d ;
inquire
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gorge
v i s i t o r , sight-seer
oneself
( )
accuse (of)
plaintiff, accuser
()
(on)
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h i n t , i m p l y , sug-
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gest, i n s i n u a t e i
|| h i n t , i n s i n u a t i o n
(child)
S
accusation
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(mother); illegitimate
(* )
(^ )_
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sight of
unwed
( )5 *
(* )
inquiry
( )
) ( 6 * '
influx, o n s l a u g h t , surge
-!*
inspection
hate the
leader; m a n a g e r
self-sufficient
forthcoming, upcoming
O | 5 | $
manage, administer, conduct
*|6 h arrive)
| * 6 H o n (sb.)
( )5 '
|| d i r e c t ; prosecute (war)
' | 5 h to, resort t o
$ . . .
( )
|| full face
(5< ( $ ' $ ) | | $
j o y (at), be d e l i g h t e d (by)
arrive
O | $ | $
feed/)/.
beam with
( ) 5 ^
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gain weight
outline
(iro.)
(^ ' * )
a broad hint
ignition
( )
draw, trace; draft;
| |
(^ )
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mark
)(
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incite, set (dogs)
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|| k n o c k , r a p (on)
on, t u r n against
contact, touch
touch,
lay
hands
on,
( )0
b u m p (into)
( )
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(dial.)
| |
( )
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run
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v i o l a t e ; affect, i n v o l v e ; injure, ruffle,
away
m o v e ( e m o t i o n a l l y ) ; raise, t o u c h u p o n
accumulate,
(a t o p i c )
incite (to)
collect,
foreshadow
(|| )()
/ || r i n g the d o o r b e l l of
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paste o n , glue, m o u n t
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brate
|| instead
substitute
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(pictures)
hook-up
\ - lieu of
l i n k vt., establish (con-
*|/|/|
l i n k up, be l i n k e d vi.
vicarious
|| i n s t i t u t i o n
()

<3> | |
surmise
guess,
( )
(to),
(|| )( )
(/)
come
be related
across,
surmise,
stumble
thrust
tune ( i n s t r u m e n t )
s t i c k o n t o (a
( )
<$> | |
susceptible (to)
( )
s p a w n pf.
set
activate
(|_| )
s t r i k e ( m a t c h ) ; get a blister o n
m a k e up (face)
<> | |
fix
quotation)
impend
grate pf.; chafe;
|| |
(mechanism),
by a direct
(watch), t u r n o n ,
_*
(gaze),
(rev.
<$> | |
|| infection
stuffy
()
con.) be i n sudden great
|| p o i n t (gun); engage, hire, e m p l o y

assume the a i r of
( )
( | | )
creep u p ; || p u l l over <$> | |
( )
be stuffy
( c a l l , name, d u b
or followed
|| t e n d , fake; keep up appearances

feign, pose as, affect
quote,
say (preceded
( | | )
<S> ||
<$> | |
designation
mention,
sharp o b j e c t ) ; fork, spear

m a k e believe, pre-
pertain
starch
rouge
II pretense, make-believe
(with),
relation
<3> | |
trackless
( )
we are related as cousins
knock
( )
the d i g n i t y of
( )
relation
be connected
||* ) (
be beneath
( )
anchor
h (to)
(against), b u m p ( i n t o ) ; h i t , r u n i n t o
|| befit
\ - tacts)
( . . . > ) $< | |
divine
(on),
( )
<$> | |
questionnaire, poll
institutionalize ||* /|
c r a m , stuff pf.
c a l l up (phone)
[ O ' N S I I E ' D R E D I K ]
i n s t e a d of, b y w a y of, i n
|_|
a c c u m u l a t e vi.
II r i n g Pf.
<j> | ' |
sharpen, w h e t pf.
| - gather vt., r u n u p
( | | <> )
trackless, railless ^
inverte-
()
demand
pick (a b u n c h of);
(per-
decent, respectable, h o n - *
( |_| )
(( )_- become s o r e / i n f e c t e d
formance etc.) m a k e a h i t ( w i t h )
inducement, incentive
orable
57
( )
735
fulcrum
( )
r e c o r d (on tape, records,
decency, r e s p e c t a b i l i t y *
<$> | |
s t e n c i l vt.
<$> |
infection
( )
etc.)
stuff,
<$> | ' |
fill
<)
scribble
||
()
m a k e a n effort, s t r a i n vi.

embankment,
timidate
rampart,
(of
()
with (dry material)

|| m a k e d r u n k
get d r u n k
v i s i t a t i o n (of w r a t h etc.)
be ( p s y c h o l o g i c a l l y ) associated
forbidden, prohibited
asthma
astrology
(stg.)
whet, sharpen
()
()
O |
appropriation
( )
"^||
c o n c u r (in)
grease; smear pf.; (cont.)
3> | | ,
m a k e u p (face); s c r i b b l e pf.
slice
ostracize
( | _ | ) :
< ? | | <
draw (liquid)
stretch, t a x ; tense
support,
prop;
rest,
O |
| | | 1
()
) 1
fulcrum;
refuge
lean, rest vt. (against); ( > ) $< | | | 1
cate, a l l o t
(\ )- base; reach, come as far as!
( ...)
h (rev.
con.)
be
impatient
( || ) he is i m p a t i e n t
tionist
assimilation
| _ |
()
Pf
join;
)(
against
assign, a p p r o p r i a t e , a l i o -
^ | |
s t r i k e / k n o c k against vi.
astronautics
a s s i m i l a t e vt/vi
\ - s t r i k e
)(
astronomical
assimila-
( )
()
| - t o ; set (tone); offer, propose!
astronomy
astronaut
give a beating
( ) m* .2 ||
[ A S ( U S ) E ]
( )
offer, p r o p o s a l
with
I ' l l be d a r n e d if I k n o w
astronomer
nuisance,
( ) )
irksome/troublesome thing/person
[ O S E R ] <.1
|| G o d f o r b i d !
gesundheit
affliction,
O |
|| associate vt.
<3> | |
[SIIIKER]
!
thoughts)
associate
( | | )
fill
bly
association
( & )
levee
heap up, p o u r ,
( )
( )
( p a r l i a m e n t a r y ) assem- ( ^ )
assonance
: '
< | <
|| exert, s t r a i n pf., t a x
| |
personage
( )
strenuous
|_| )(
in-
||
) ( =
scold
frighten,
<3>
effort, s t r a i n , e x e r t i o n
(|_| )
|* _ h set d o w n
b a w l out,
infect
become infected, c a t c h
vt/pf
w r i t e (down) pf.,
<> | |
splash, sprinkle (liquid)
: '
catching, contagious
3> | |
p r i c k u p (ears), p e r k u p
lean vi. (against)
( )
O | )(
save u p , h o a r d
aspen
prod, spur
( )
58
<$> | | |
<> ^ | ' |
734
Appalachians
oppose (in a debate)
( )
a s s e m b l y , meet-
camera;
appliances
ing
many
|- (radio) set; u n i t
bathe vt/pf
()
a s p i r a n t ; research
( )
aspirin
aspect
( )
offset
( )
|| *a s p h a l t
( ^ )
( )
asphalt
O ^ |
untie; discon-
|_| )(
O |
( )

(esp.
( | | )
Jew.)
b r u s h off
( | | )
forbid,
[ A S E R ] <$> |
interdict, prohibit, ban, outlaw
nect
( | | )
roast pf.
oscillate
|| ascetic
( | | )
be excused
Esther,
the
()
[ESTER-HAMA'LKE]
heroine
of the
Purim
( | | )
t a n vt/vi
story
(Jew.)
<3> | | )(
s c a l d pf.
<$> | |
()
('/>3<)
airplane
aircraft carrier
| |
<$> | |
t a n vi.
god, idol
shave vt/vi
( )
( )
a w a y , off;
(a)
send
(b)
finish
(b)
finish
.1
...ing;
| | h u n . . . ; (d)
(c)
back
| | h a w a y , send off
|| (c) u n t i e
||h
eating
(d)
grow back
apogee
(' )
(...)
opposition
( )
apathy
( )
drainage d i t c h
( )
d r a i n (pipe)
( )
(kitchen) s i n k
divorce
|| (stage d i r e c t i o n ) exit
(a)
<$> | | )(
sewage
cesspool
( )
pf.
[ E S T E R - T O ' N E S ]
fast o n the d a y before P u r i m
(bring back)
|| s c o r c h ; b u r n d o w n vi.
the
||
v o m i t pf.
step aside;
aspiration
alternation
bite off
return
( )
vt/vi
2.
<$> | ' | )(
()
off;
O |
student
| |
take a bath
bounce off vt/vi
insure
)(
! ^
insurance
( )
opportunism
k i n d s of
opportunist
2.
[ A S A ' K J I E R L E ' Y ] -
()
a p p a r a t u s ; appliances
[ASA'KJI]
m u c h , a lot, a great d e a l
( ^ )
apocrypha
break
( )
[ A S I F E ] ( )
m a n y , a l o t of1. -
( )
apoplexy
alternate
( )
autumn
(.)
apostrophe
||
/ )(
apostle
apparatus;
assistant
O |
tire
opponent
apathetic
respite
( )
sigh w i t h relief; c a t c h
[GET] (|| )
( )
0 | ' |
one's b r e a t h , breathe more easily
( ||* )
apologetic
|| ( t r a i n , b o a t ) d e p a r t ; recede, a b a t e
59
<
733
o u t of p r a c t i c e
devious
w o r n (out), shabby
frostbitten
( || rev. con.) w a n t , l a c k
defrost, t h a w vt.
6 '
alienated, estranged
(rev.
con.)
( ) ( ) - | |
*6 '
be s u c c e s s f u l / l u c k y J
t e n d e r l y g u a r d e d , s o l i c -

select, c h o i c e
threadbare
- || ragged, s h a b b y
in
(^|| )
|| cast, m o l d pf.
( ^ | | )
p o u r (stg.) o n
reflection
<5> | |
g l a z e pf.
(rev.
0 ||
con.) be l u c k y / 0
-^ | |
taggle
|| a r r a n g e d ; self-evident
successful
worn out, threadbare
pB mm * || ?let a l o n e . . . &
(rev.
faded
con.) be o u t of the q u e s t i o n
weak, weakened
deliver, h a n d ;
b a c k w a r d , b e h i n d the
l i m p ; lackadaisical
6 '

r a t t l e off
(> )$< | |
3> | ' |
s h e d ; shelter, refuge
t h a n k pf.; r e c i p r o c a t e
fire-ravaged,
d r y u p vi.
phantom
' || c a u t i o u s , careful
break
6 ||
the
< >O
stamp,
im
numb
shabby
neglect; negligence
decrepit
faraway, remote
conventional;
pression
fingerprint
s l i p s h o d ; negligent, careless, lax
<S> | |
( || )p r i n t pf., r u n off
worn out
neglected: shabby, dingy,
< S> | |
()
( )-/
tion
imprint,
||
tary
done
( )
uncover, unveil
separate; discrete; soli-
con.) h a v e the i l l u s i o n t h a t
compensate; reciprocate
' ) (
( ) ( )- | |
(rev.
' ) (
h a b i t (of); get used t o n o t ...ing
ception
illusion, misconcep-

careless
care, c a u t i o n
0 | |
illusory; phantom
tanned, sunburned
(< )J> | |
phantom; illusion, miscon-
pfi) ' | d o w n ; left homeless b y fire \
( )
renounce
seem,
burned
( )
m a r k off, d e m a r c a t e
to; attend to
<S> | |
r e t u r n a g r e e t i n g (of)
| | * 0
/ h dedicate
(sun)tanned
abyss, precipice
()
p u t i n ( t i m e ) ; cast ( b a l l o t ) ; d e v o t e ,
d e v o t e oneself
ened t h r o u g h grief
skimmed
^ '
t u r n i n , surrender; give back, return; \
times; retarded
i s o l a t e d ; (years) short-
( )
be reflected
rags a n d t a t t e r s , raggle-
gild
itously protected
gaunt, d r a w n
' || | w h a t is i t y o u l a c k ? ? \
agreed
it's a deal!
O | |
trim
5
60
! ( u p o n

732
drawback,
tolerance, ( | d i v e r g e n c e
obstacle;
variant, aberrant
deviate, diverge
wipe pf.;
abstention
s t o p vt.; keep,
0 | |
w i p e off; o b -
( )
t u r n aside, h e a d off, d i
| |
incon-
refrain, a b
s t a i n (from)
treatise,
w a r d off
O | |
[APETROPESAPE-
guardian-
discourse,
)(
TROPSIM]
guardian
dissertation
c u t off, c h o p off; inter-
rupt
plane off
clear
one's
()
dismiss, fire; d e c l i n e ; be
G o d forbid
lift; s k i m ( m i l k ) ;
<$> | |
<5) (
queath
(- r e n o u n c e ;
decline
c u t ( c a r d s ) ; m o v e (corpse) from bed

to
echo,
resound,
<$> | |
( )
dependent, c o n t i n g e n t
r e c o v e r y ; lost-and-found
( )
depend on
s e p a r a t i o n , seclusion
off,
seclude,
$>
(not
used
in
present
turn on,
sit (a c e r t a i n
depend on
helpless;
discouraged,
(a p r i s o n
unhook
grow back
term)
await
| 5 ' |
( | )
pf.;
()
wait until
||
after(wards)
( 5 | ) ' 8 |
p r o v e of, t u r n d o w n , repudiate
stop wondering
residue
|| m a r k e t
6'
disarm
reject, d i s a p -
( )
< | | <
disarmament
<5<
( | | <> )
sediment; precipitation;
despairing
<$> | 6 |
d i s m o u n t vi.
set sail (for)
<5> | |
( | | )
|| t i m e ) ; serve o u t
settle,
| | ) (
s t a y (as l o n g as)
heave a sigh
- ' |
|'|
( |_* )
tense)
( ( * upon)
dependent
separate
time
( )
dependence
<$> | |
floor
||
nate
office
cut
<S>
reso-
s a n d (off)
recover
(|| )
|| *p a r a g r a p h
find,
( ( | | ) ' )
h of, c h e r i s h ; observe ( h o l i d a y s )
refuse t o

||
observance
keep, t a k e care
charge
vt/vi,
throat
)(
dismissal, dis-
<$> | |
()
ship
refuse
<$> | |
<*
[APETROPSES]

refusal;
( )
( )
( - testable
depreciation
sus-
<pB) H (a v i c t o r y )
cliff
h v e r t , s t a v e off
t u r n aside vi.
( )
(|| )
p e n d ( a c t i v i t y ) ; h o l d ( m e e t i n g ) ; score
( | | )
feint, d i v e r s i o n
p r e v e n t ; deter, d e t a i n , r e t a r d ;
| |
literate, efface
weigh vt/pf
()
d e l a y ; s t a y , deterrent
leeway
<5<
| ' |
<S> | |
at
departure,
precipitate
61
deviation,
()

1 )(
repellent
drive off, repel ( |_| )
repellent ( * )
|| shake off vt. 0 | |
wash one's hands of
dissident m
restroom; outhouse ( )
digression ( )
defer,
(5) ( | | )
|| yield vt., cede, give way (to)
digress ( )
waylay, ambush, <$> |'|
stalk
kerchoo '
revive, bring to one's
||
senses
| j detach
<3> ||
shake off, leave alone
opium; {fig.) opiate

|| appeal for funds )(
United Jew- '| ?'|
ish Appeal
[ A P I K O Y R E S A P I K O R S I M ] ( )
(Jew., fig.) heretic
(Jew.,
fig.)
[ A P I K O R S E S ]
heresy ( heresy
(Jew.,
fig.)
[APiKORsish]
heretical
hurry through, rattle off <$> | |
(an act, a ceremony)
dupe, cheat <$> | |
nipple ( )
applause
applaud ( ) O |
let go, let loose; abandon,
| |
drop, release, give up; leave alone,
5 H relinquish; abate, desist from
|| also despond ?h cut down on
haunt
laugh at, deride > $< | |
5 | :>3< ||
rave about, have no end of praise for
731
^
(art
or
business
of)
'
marketing
revive [KhAYE] <$> ||
unseal [ K I I A S M E ]
||
finish doing;
( | | )
|| play (trick), perpetrate; turn away
play a trick (on)
( )
be turned away; (rumpus) || :
be going on
prank (<| )
immerse cere- [ T O Y V L ] <$> | 5 |
monially
dim, subdue (light) <> <||
prank ( )w *
deaden (|| )
gloss, translation ( )-
section; compartment;
( )
department, division; squad, detachment
department, section ( )
|| detach, separate <$> ||
inseparable; part and ( )
parcel of
pharmacy, dispensary ( )
pharmaceuticals ^ *
medicine (A ;^ )( )
chest
druggist, pharmacist ^ )(
(profession of) pharmacy *' -
drugstore ( )
optimism
optimist )(
optimistic
type pf. O ||
optics
optician, optometrist ( )
option ()
optical !
dull, blunt <3> |||
take/carry to (||| )
its owner, return (carry back); report
make h (tattle); wear out vt.
off, run away, get away; wear out vi.
withdrawal, retreat (; )
730
a p p a r e n t l y , seem-
[ A P O N E M ]
run
(its
(5'
ingly
wear a n d tear
c a l l for, c l a i m ,
|| p a r a l y z e
his
<5> | |
| |
p u t aside, store, l a y b y ;
put
( | | )
off,
postpone,
t a b l e (a m o t i o n )
[fetch; d e l i v e r ( b a b y )
procrastinate;
^ defer
collect (a debt)
appeal; roll-call
(legal) a p p e a l
( )
retort
*.1
<$>
extinguish
|5
representation
8||
p a i n t (object)
<5> | |
collect, c l a i m
0 | |
mimeograph, run
oBpf.
( )
operatic
operetta
resuscitate
<$> | ' |
minesweeper
( )
measure pf.
...
( | | )
erase pf.\ efface, raze
( )
b u r n i s h , shine, polish
describe; i l l u s -
trate
deceit, d e c e p t i o n , hoax,
( )
deceive, d e l u d e ; t r i c k ;
<S> | |
fake
<$> | |
(shoes)
be dis- ( ( )cheat; d i s a p p o i n t
[ P A T E R ] <$> | |
a p p o i n t e d (in)
short shrift of
deceptive, t r i c k y
[ P A S K ' N ] <$> | |
deviation
ruling; condemn
recoil
<S> | |
[MoshL] <S> | |
O | |
clean off, polish, shine
recoil
<$> | ' |
O | |
( )
operate vt., operate w i t h
make a hasty
O | |
discourage
() O |
opera
( )
demarcate, m a r k
) (
(...)
operation
<z> | |
arrange w i t h
finish
|| operate (on)
||
bargain, deal; treaty, covenant

|| agree (on a procedure)
agreement, u n d e r s t a n d i n g , ( )
( )0 | |
offering, sacrifice
()
(coals); b l o t ( i n k ) ; slake (lime)
( | | )
settle (things) w i t h ,
b r u s h off; m a k e
<$> | |
lesson
O |
rebut
operator
<$> | |
deduce, infer; l e a r n a
( )
|| repartee
eat (a meal) pf.
( )
to life; w i t h e r ,
become decrepit
( )
retort, repartee
counter,
)(
( )
appendicitis
||
come
0 | |
O | |
application
( )
appeal
2. |
applicant
[ S A M ] | |
appetizing, tempting
C o u r t of A p p e a l s
gild
a u c t i o n off
| |
( )
<j> | |
d e n y pf., g i v e the lie to <:> | ' |
a r m s / h a n d s were p a r a l y z e d
appetite
vt/pf
( )
deprivation
poison pf.
|5|
p o s t p o n e m e n t ; deferment
wear out
singe pf.
course)
deviationist
( )
deviate
<$> | | ) (
63

( )
) (
|| deflect
<$> ||
729
heel (of shoe)

|| d r a i n vt.,
( )
tap
branch; ramification
scum i
d r a i n vi.
fall off; lose
( )
weight;
be
( 5 ' $ | )5 | ^
out
(of
consideration),
drop out !
<$> |_| *
b r e a k a / t h e fast ( | ) | ^
badge
earmark
( )
departure
( )
color, d y e pf.
<3> | ' |
countdown
( )
c o u n t off
<$> | | $
' | 5 |
be t h r o u g h w i t h , finish w i t h i
depart
( $ ' $ | )$ ^ |
t a k e (to one's d e s t i n a t i o n ) , <3> | | $
( ) h off; d i v e r t ( a t t e n t i o n )
t a k e h o m e ; t a k e b a c k (in a v e h i c l e ) ;
play truant
l e a d aside
) (
truancy
lose
|| e m a c i a t e
laxative
<n '
take-off
w e i g h t , reduce
b o i l , c o o k pf.
decompress
cost pf.
<$> | |
( | | ! ) $
(airplane)
( | ) ^ 5 | $
ebb
d e p a r t , t a k e off
O | |
refresh, i n v i g o r a t e , re-
O | | $
refutation
( )
argue vt.,
( | | )
un-
make amends
hardship, deprivation;
d i s p u t e d (ly)
for
become estranged
caterpillar
( )
( )
installment
<$> | |
()
recipro-
'
||
( )$ ' $
repay
([MATBEYE]
<j>
()
tollgate
select
resound,
turnpike
( )
m a r k off, fence off
||
64
8 ' _ $
( ' )$
enclosure
( |_| )
()
( ' ) $
duty-free
tion
a s s o r t m e n t , selection
||$
cate
dutiable
| | ) (
resonance, r e v e r b e r a -
( ^ )
toll
toll bridge
repercussion

( )5 ' $
charge, fee; fare; dues;
<$> | |
abbreviate
3> | |
atonement
cool off vt/pf
echo, r e v e r b e r a t i o n ,
|| estrange, a l i e n a t e
( *!)
t o r t u r e , suffering;
( )5 $
<3> | |
| refute, d i s p r o v e
abbreviation
contradict,
h guish
( off w i t h (a l i g h t sentence)
h a t o n e for,
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( )
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|| d i s m i s s
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diversion
d r a w aside, d r a i n
garbage, refuse, j u n k ; dregs,
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impression, printed copy

b r a n c h off
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( )
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()
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upon,
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discourage, advise n o t to,

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peel off vi.
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shave vt/vi
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pf.
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clear, r e m o v e
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abolish, repeal; ( / ^ ) ||
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|| speak u p
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answer
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( | | )
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( )
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erosion
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||
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agree
ring
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arrangement, agreement;
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u p (in a c a s h register)
form (ceremony), m a r k (an occasion)
( )
|| w o r s h i p [ A V O Y D E ] 5 ||
descent, parentage, e x t r a c t i o n
b a c k b i t e , speak i l l of
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()
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descendant
(^ )
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( _ ) $
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fallout
ward
address
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fit;
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vote
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( )
non-stop
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stop, discontinue; shut
be defeated, be rebuffed
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()
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( )
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rank, candid, straightfor-
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spoken
manifest, patent
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detect
out-
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s p o k e n ; m o o t ( q u e s t i o n ) ; h i g h (seas)
sincere,
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( )
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()
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not e v e n ,
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[AFILE]
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|| m e t i c u l o u s
||
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midwife
African
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Africa
now,
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opportunity
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(days of) t h e O c t o b e r
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axiom
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aquarium
water color
s h r u g one's shoulders
ocean
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(storage) b a t t e r y
acre
( )
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plow, till
68
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acoustic
(military) occupation
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( )
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plow
plowshare
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will
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let h i m come, a n d (if he does)
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conditions
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(musical) c h o r d
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t i m e l y , t o p i c a l , seasonable
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( ) $ $
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( )
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( )
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mark
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debunk
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go d o w n ,
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[ A R B E K O Y S E S ]
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by
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a day's
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organism
a r g u m e n t (reason)
argumentation
argue (reason) vi.
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employer
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woman worker
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swallow
manpower
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extract; withwithdraw
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move out
spring
h o u t p u b l i c l y , appear o n stage
<$> | |
()
( | | )
come
( )
upshot;
leave (an o r g a n i z a t i o n ) ; secede from

edition
indiscretion
( )
slip out
|| s n a t c h
<$> | |
release;
(stock/bond)
( | | )
come
blurt out
out, issue; emerge, result, be g a i n e d

what do
( )
a p p e a r a n c e ; secession
\ - d r a w (a deposit)
outcome,
? ' 5 ||
h vi.
( )
issue; g r a d u a t i n g class
I gain by that?
let o u t , e m i t ; issue, p u t
<$> | |
o u t l o o k , prospect, ex-
( )
o u t ; v e n t , send f o r t h , g r o w (leaves,
pectation
r o o t s ) ; let go, set free; leave o u t , o m i t
look out; stick out, j u t
$> | |
a w a i t eagerly,
set o u t ,
|| keep i n
( )h t a k e
| o u t , p r o j e c t
expound
< | | <
obtain b y deception
<$> | |
( | ) .|
o u t vi. (of a house etc.)
elicit, exact
s t a r t i n g p o i n t , p o i n t of ( )
( )
(5)'
outgoing mail
<$> | ' |
challenge
summon;
(|| )
rescue
out
e m b a r k (on)
look forward to; (view) give onto

move
||
off, s t r i k e
||
departure
page; d e v e l o p ( p h o t o g r a p h ) ; p r o v o k e
blurt out
> $< | |
(feeling); c a l l f o r t h , l e a d to, cause,
b u n d l e off
<S> | |
( ( ' )raise (question, objection)
d i s p a t c h , get g o i n g vt.
0 | |
challenge (to)

wrest;
get g o i n g vi.
! )(
()
|.|
challenge
w r e n c h ; p u l l (a t o o t h )
challenge (to)
(|| )
leak out,
fall o u t ,
( )
< )O | ' |
( | | )
escape
drop out
| |
unearth
drop-out
)(
pronunciation
( )
d e p a r t u r e ; o u t i n g ; (iro.)
pronounce
O | |
start,
||
jutting, prominent
leave,
d e p a r t , sail
export
j u t out, protrude
eject
lead out, show out;
( )
( )
< | | <
e x p o r t ; d e r i v e , trace
(|| )
push out, oust; dis-
( | | )
8
||
ejection; exhaust
( )
\ | - p e r f o r m a n c e
beginning; virgin voyage
emerge
s t i c k o u t , project,
||
<$> | |
exact, e x t o r t
sortie
| |
place; supplant
72
( )
outflow
( )
jet, g u s h o u t
<$> | |
720
| | ><$
)5<
|| p u t out, s t i c k o u t
|| ) (
6
)t u r n o u t (to be
| | ><$
;vt/vi
jut
out, p r o t r u d e
flow o u t
|| ><S
| | ><$
| 5 |
emerge
|| )(
scale
;knock out
gush out; eliminate

)(
| | ><$
)(prep.
hike
| | ><$
emergent
)upward(s
up-
soar imp.,
float
wards
'|_|
'6(
up,
b l a s t off
vt/vi
u p the r i v e r
| | ><j
|| u p s t a i r s . . .
send up, send aloft
| |
h m o r e o r less
incur
a d o l l a r m o r e or less; m o n e y
H is no object )(
)(
ascend
||)( )'5(
up(
displace
unscrew
|| ) (
6(
emerge
j u m p out, s p r i n g f o r t h
.1
s p o u t , jet
||5 ><$
)(
blast-off, l a u n c h i n g
press o n ; p r y up
6 )(
lock out
impose
c l i m b vt/vi,
|5|
|| )(
| | ><$
send, m a i l , d i s p a t c h
| |
) (
stick out
impose
| 5 | )(
| | ><$
||
.1
)|| u p w a r d (s
|| p u l l u p
9
also
|| a r o u n d
H gether . . .
alto-
|| .2
|| up, u p s t a i r s ; o n2. | | 6 r u n
a r o u n d , a b o u t ; a p p r o x i m a t e l y f 3.
draw on
run
) h up(stairs|'|
...
a buopus t r e a m
|| up...
| | ) 6 (
up
get
| | O
go u p -
)(
t u r n (sb.) a g a i n s t
upwind

'5(
)step pf. o n (to
w r e a t h e , w r a p pf.
devious
| | < >$
keep off, keep d o w n vt.
| | ><$
p u t u p ; impose, inflict
| | ><$
)(punishment
|
|| r o t a t e , r e v o l v e vt.
t u r n , r o t a t e , r e v o l v e vi.; loiter,
| |
search
border, s k i r t
| | * ) (
escalation
| 5 | )( ><
hang around
| 5 | >< || a d m i t ; let ascend
'5
revolution, rotation
| | ><$
mount
| |
go
fence i n , d e l i m i t
) ( !
| 5 | 0
vt/vi
| ' | ><$
cast up
) || seat (high <<
||
gird
a r o u n d ; circle, s k i r t ; c i r c u l a t e
)55(
roam, ramble
| | ) ( )(
(stairs); ascend
o r b i t vt/vi
| | ><S
||* ) (
| | )( ><
ascent
|| < ...8(
en-
vironment, surroundings
uphill
| 5 | 5
(a)round,
(- a r o u n d , r u n
a h e a d , w o r k one's w a y
) (
vt/vi
about
||
; look a r o u n d
)realize (after consideration
escalate vt/vi
73
719
talk over, discuss
<s> | |
bustle, fuss
0 ||
sneak about
||
finger; fumble
| | |
float about, hover
||
embankment
circum-
()
carry around ( | | )
( )
carry around, go around
with
navigate
trim, crop;
surrounding, neighboring
(|| )
embrace vt., hug; engulf
pare
t r i m (with
||
3< | ; ( |
<j> | |
embrace vi.
(|| )
embrace, hug; circum-
(Jew.)
()
ference
| 8|
comprehensive
( )
[ORNAROYNES]
embrace vt.,
coffin, casket
concern
|| *down; down a n d under
em-
(|| )
brace vi.

( )
through
be i n c l u d e d i n , fall u n d e r
\- through here
through the back,
' | there
how
<)
(m)
; 6
0 | 5| I
| )5 | j
I- travel, voyage; cruise; tour
go/get around, circle, skirt
hoboes

'( - where
slop around
T o r a h scrolls in the synagogue

[ARURE]
traveler
'
)( j
|| r o o m , space * . 1
fly
place, s p o t ; l o c a t i o n ;
circle
( - about/around
() in
)(
||
in
6 ( - seat; locale,
(6'
( | ) 5 |
survey
in place of, i n * h relevant
pay.off one's debts
uncomfortable
spelling
scallop
look
o r t h o d o x person
artillery
actor
|| look over
| |
I- around
wreathe
)(
orthodox
( )
before you know it
orthodoxy
<$> | |
<S> ||
survey, inspection

system
orthographical
( )
< | | <
enclose, fence in
| 6 ( off the premises
orthography;
| 5 | j
flight)
wreathe
out of place; ' 8 h (sb.'s) stead
supersede, replace
locality
place; o n the premises, o n the spot;
| 6 ( fidget, be
()
'
the H o l y A r k , the repository of the
[ORKhEPORKhEj
through '\ - the back way around
[0RNK0YDEsh] ( )
shrew
| 8|
' || through, around
(bed etc.)
bums,
hoe
||* ) (
(Jew.)
' h hug, clasp; comprise
- | || climb down ||
get under, c r a w l u n d e r
||
( )
shears o r scissors)
pace vt/vi
| |
encirclement
(en)circle; surround; <> ||
beset
)(
discussion
74
( )
718
actor's
&
) (
||
actress
magistrate's
court
be a h e a d of, surpass, exceed; o u t d o
articulate
| | ><$
)( ; a r t i c l e , (learned) p a p e r
commodity
)/(
artichoke
) (
artery
|| over, across
h over, across | |
originality
arithmetic
across, t h r o w over
.1
crossing
h over, pass i n t o
arithmetical
|| fly i n
) || i n ( t o | |
come i n (in stage d i r e c t i o n s ) ;2.
go
|| exceed
enter
s w i t c h vi. to
!'...
| | ) ( ) (
incoming
| | )_'(
overflow
) | < >3
:
'6
| | O
slur over
_|| <>
)(
| | ) ( out-
)g r o w (sb.
insight
| | ) (
relay,
;)carrying
)(
move
m a k e o v e r ; endure vt. 1
| | < :>$ )(
carry
h (stg.) t o excess ) / (
make
burglary
||
vt.
pass,
call i n , show
in
outweigh
(by
usher i n
bump into
| | ) (
| | )(
transfer,
vote i n
| | )-(
knickers
)(
)(
)(
burglar
|| e n t r a n c e
no a d m i t t a n c e
| | * ) ( ) ( go i n ,
a short visit
| | ><S
)(
enter; frequent; be i n c l u d e d( '
b r i n g / g e t across
no a d m i t t a n c e
crossing
|| ) (
| | ) (
move
to a new house; r u n o v e r vt. (in a
pf. f
vi.
)pour (liquid
flow i n , (river) e m p t y vi.
| | ) ( >[ G A N V E ] <$
)vehicle
'5
transport
| | >3
transfer,
||
transport,
)(
)flight
)(
vt.:
enter
place, h a n d i n , s u b m i t

crossing
)?
sneak i n
vt/vi
m o v e , ferry, c o n v e y
||
)(
break i n ( t o ) ; b u r g l a r i z e
m o v e vi.
)(
original
throw
||* ) (
original; oddball
2.
|| more t h a n enough
)(
j u m p over, vault
)(
.1 :
ferry across
| | ) (
)(
get across
| | ) / (
articulation
| 0
| | ) ( )-
(
)(
)m o v e (to a new house
6* || l o c a l
>
absorbed
cross (in
75
ingrown
>(
rapt,
717
_
i n t e r v e n e (as
[shoLEM]
a peacemaker)
get used (to a n
inclusive, included
() 8 ^
i n c l u s i v e of the t a x
||
(_|| <> )
penetration
environment)
festive e n t r y
( )
infiltrator,
(^_ )
0 || -
s l i p i n , sneak i n vi.
(^ )
interference, i n t e r v e n t i o n (_ )
intruder i
) ( = _
mix
|| m i x i n vt.
<$> _||
trate, infiltrate
i n vi., c u t i n , m e d d l e , interfere
worm
one's w a y
(^_|| ) _'
, pene-
invader, i n -
truder
i n p u t (material)
( ... 8) 3< _||
capacity
-^
( _|| )
throw in,
(into)
h d r o p i n vt., i n j e c t ;
(_ )
capacious; compendious
take i n , con-
( ) -^
<$> _||
in
fool, l u r e , entice
interject
plunge
i n p u t (channel)
( _|| )
(_ )
tain, include, embrace; comprise

incoming mail
fall
in;
lapse
in
u .

( ;_|| ) ( )
put in(to)
become a b s o r b e d (in),
| - barge i n ; be d e c e i v e d
read i n ( t o )
bring
(_ )
in,
( _|| )
cogitate
think through
i n ( t o ) ; c r a s h (into)
()
introductory
lead i n , s h o w i n ; i n t r o -
||
admission, entry
step ( _|| ) _ ' ( )
port(ation)
importation; initiation
_||
c a r r y i n ; enter vt., file \
(_|| ) ( )
im-
(> )3< !_|_|
()
a vehicle)
introduction;
(|| )
plunge (into w o r k )
into
drive
(||| <> )
t e l l off
(-_|| )
entry, entrance (in/for
i n ( t o ) ; j o i n , enter (an o r g a n i z a t i o n )
...
impact, strike
-
hit
<3> _||
the
( )
()
_||
mark
duce; initiate; import

put in(to
( _|| )
snatch
c o n t e x t ) , insert
involvement
(hum.)
spank,
move
up;
(beating,
(_|| <> )
<$>
catch
scolding
etc.);
!
1
( )h o p p o r t u n i t y (to)
(for
short
visit
|| let i n , a d m i t
i n vi.
let oneself
( )-
with),
slip
<_|| <
( )1 keep o u t
i n (to), e m b a r k
<$> _||
entrance, e n t r y ; scene
i n (to)
H vt.; i n v o l v e , i m p l i c a t e
i n p u t (jack)
perform/
drop
(-_|) )
squeeze i n , j o i n i n
_||
seize the (\ ) - c o n s u m e h a s t i l y
in
give a whipping
pull i n ; enlist
O |'| .:
w o r m one's w a y
on
(a v e n t u r e ) ,
go
i n t o ( d e t a i l s ) ; barge i n (to)
( )
|| p u t i n , insert; i n v e s t
( p a r t of a n act)
<$> || .
|| p u t a l l one's effort i n t o
76
716
bearings, presence of
enter ( _|| ) ( )
( )
vt/vi
mind; orientation
h a v e / g e t || o r i e n t O |
one's bearings, b e / g e t o r i e n t e d ; k n o w
one's w a y a b o u t ; have one's w i t s
l o o k i n t o * h a b o u t one
a r c h a i s m ; a r c h a i c ex- ( )
pression
a r c h a i c
(Chr.)
archangel ( )
orchid ( )
a r c h i v e s ( )
a r c h i v i s t )(
a r c h i t e c t )(
a r c h i t e c t u r e ( )
a r c h i t e c t u r a l
archipelago (' )3
archaeologist )(
a r c h a e o l o g y
archaeological
a r m a t u r e ; fitting, fixture ( )
a r m y (' )
A r a m a i c [ARAMish]
Armenia ( )
|| A r m e n i a n
)( .1
|| l o o k / p e e p i n
<> || .
consult, browse i n
k n o c k i n , d r i v e (nails) <S> | 5_|
m o v e ( |_| )
in
c o n t e m p l a t e vt/vi
(> )$< _||!
get i n ( || )( ) .
vt/vi
s l i p i n vt., insert <S> | |
r u b i n ; g o b b l e (|_| )
0
d o w n , p u t a w a y (food)
break (|| )( ).
i n (to), i n t r u d e (upon), i n v a d e
c o u n t , i n c l u d e <j> _|*|
including ()
stuff i n , j a m i n $> | 3|
e n c r o a c h m e n t ( ) 5'
|| p u s h i n , pile i n vt. <$> | 8|
p u s h i n , pile i n vi.; en- ( )
c r o a c h (upon)
p u t i n , s t i c k i n , insert <3> _||
s t i c k i n , t u c k i n <3> _||
p o u r pf. ( d r y (_|| )
Armenian 2 .
bother; c o n c e r n ; (rev. con.)

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it doesn't H m i n d , care
bother me, I d o n ' t care
ornament
( )
ornamental
respectable, honest, fair
honesty, i n t e g r i t y , fair-
ness
|| place of ... ( ) . . .
k i b i t z e r s ' g a t h e r i n g place
arsenal, a r m o r y ( )
h i g h relief [LY] ( )
poor, destitute
a r m ( )
poor m a n ( )
s q u a l i d
p o o r w o m a n ( )
poverty
0
77
substance)
send i n , file O _||
d r o p i n (for a short (_|| <>)
p r y (into) ( )h visit)
push || wedge i n <3> | 8_|
one's w a y i n
longev- [ A R I K I I E S - Y O ' M I M ] op
life
H i t y , long life
expectancy
l o n g - l i v e d [ ]
life e x p e c t a n c y [ ] ( )
a r i s t o c r a t )(
aristocracy ( )
a r i s t o c r a t i c
a r i a ( )
O r i e n t
O r i e n t a l )(
o r i e n t a l
l a n d m a r k ( )
715

ashtray
(Jew.)
Medieval
|| lease (of estate etc.)
[ A ' S I I K E N A Z !
)(
( *> )
lease (as lessee/
( )
| | / |
Germany; Ashkenazic Jewry
lessor)
Ashkenazi,
[AshKENAzi] ( )
one
Jews
of
the
of
central
arena
and
arrest, seizure; d e t e n t i o n ,
n o r t h e r n E u r o p e a n d t h e i r descend-
take into
( )
( )
| h custody
ants, as opposed t o the S e p h a r d i m

Ashkenazic
[ASIIKENEZER]
custody
[ ]
--
prisoner, c o n v i c t
warrant

in-
)(
( )
arrest
O |
[EYsh-LEHo'vE] < <
ore
furiated
scallions {coll.)
Ashmodai,
prospector
<*r>
archbishop
: [ A ' S I I M E D A Y ]
Palestine
A s m o d e u s , (in J e w . lore) the k i n g of
( )
[ E R T S I S R O E L ] ( )
Palestinian
[ ]
c r a b a p p l e [ ] ( )
demons
ash (wood)
gossamer
[ ]
[RoshE] || a r c h . . . (evil)
' ) ( : [ A S I I R E ]
fully c o n v e r s a n t ( w i t h )
[AShERYOTSERPAPIR]
m a r r i e d w o m a n [EYshES-1'sh]
adulteress
[ ] (" )
adulterer
[ ] ( )
the A r c t i c
Arctic
orchestra
[ATO B O K I I A R T O N U ]
arshin, a
valor
|| | ash(es)
d u s t a n d ashes
ash (tree)
blessings
Sukkoth
s c o r n , m a k e m i n c e m e a t of
a Chosen People
d u r i n g the
arsenic
ethrog, [ E S R E G E S R O Y G I M ] ( )
said
...
()
t o 28 inches
referring t o the v i e w of the J e w s as
c i t r o n , a fruit o v e r w h i c h
measure of
l e n g t h f o r m e r l y used i n R u s s i a , e q u a l
h a s t chosen u s , " a p h r a s e i n a p r a y e r
are
( )
orchestral
[ E Y s h E s - K h A Y E L ] ( )
of
"Thou
..
arch-villain
toilet paper
woman
( )
( )
( . . . )
holiday
78
!*
Assyria
( )
Assyrian
fumble a r o u n d , r u m -
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l e t t e r of the
gifted
confer u p o n , g r a n t to
in
[BEYS]
!'
matters; sanctimonious, bigoted

r o b vt.
[BAGAZL]
fertilization
O |

(of soil)
fertilize (soil)
d i s t u r b , a l a r m , per-
O '|
be d i s t u r b e d ,
enthusiasm
||
inspire, rouse
gild
O | 5*_'
(civil)
officer
cultivation; adapta-
( )
O ' |
validate
2
c l e r k ; official,
gilded, gold-plated
influence
( )
enthusiastic
dawn . (
be a l a r m e d
h c o m m i t
treat, h a n d l e , w i e l d
'|
| t u r b , t r o u b l e
( ; / * )
d o w i t h o u t , spare
tion, revision
till, cultivate,
O |
farm,
|| at d a w n
favor, be c o n d u c i v e to
w a t e r , wet, douse
vt.;
c a n v a s s (an
b e a n ; beans (coll.)
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( ! )
old wives'
hag
liable, t r u s t w o r t h y
|| g r a n d m o t h e r ; m i d w i f e
w h a t d o I care?
...
(_ )_
area);
A ( )
flowery
womanizer
( | )
...
( ' | )
e l a b o r a t e ; a d a p t , revise
O ' |
t r u s t e d ; d e p e n d a b l e , re-
work
O |
| ) (
)
tall story,

( )
( )
! [ D A Y G E ]
[MAYSE]
( )
success
( )
f a i r y tale
succeed, h a v e g o o d l u c k
O |
hag
pilfer, rob,
( )
b a b k a (a sweet c a k e )
steal f r o m
garnish, border
' | >
79
(cont.)
( )
granny
[ B A G A N V E ] O |
'
( )
religious
value: 2
O |
baggage, luggage
hypocritical
Yiddish
alphabet; pronounced [B]; numerical
mage, s t i r
( )
O |
713
regrettably;
\ - a b o u t , deplore
clemency, pardon
unfortunately
show
clemency
( )
to,
'|
good-for-nothing, rowdy, ( )
pardon
loafer
|| e v e n ; if o n l y
he
would
bayonet
'
encounter, m e e t i n g ;
'
||
( )
( * )
adventures
( r a t h e r be s i c k t h a n w o r k
if he w o u l d o n l y c o m e
_
_
service
|| meet vt., e n c o u n t e r
* ) (
master
...
( )
c o n d i t i o n i n g ; *condition
( )
settle
()
conditioned
conditional
()
desire, l u s t
s c o l d i n g ; rebuff
b u r y ; (hum.)
service s t a t i o n
m a k e use
( b o d y of) s e r v a n t s ,
concept, notion, idea

(hum.)
|| b a t h e vt/imp
undoing
( also
l i m i t , confine; a b r i d g e
( )

O ' |
(rights); restrict, qualify

||
bath(house)
(hum.)
swimming
resort
i n ; w a l l o w i n , float i n , h a v e p l e n t y of;
()_
(
()
.1
)|(|
)
prudent
bask in
cooper
( )
t h a n k pf.
O |
bottom
( )
need
( )
c o v e r pf., t o p ; l i n e ; o v e r -
<* ( ); )( O ; )
O |
v e i l i n g of the b r i d e
properly
!*
( )
regret (s)
need, w a n t , r e q u i r e - ( )
ment
( )
wiring
bathing cap
p r i o r to the w e d d i n g c e r e m o n y
bathing suit
|| require, need, h a v e t o ; h a p p e n to
run
(Jew.)
tion, qualification; abridgment
take a bath
go
( )
limited; narrow-minded
( | )
( |* - b a t h e vi.,
( )
( *)
restriction, limita-
service staff
ground, soil, terrain
action)

conceptual
( )
badminton
O |
(an
greet
( )
bathrobe
O |
( )
|| h a i l , s a l u t e ; a p p l a u d
( )
rebuff
( )
greet, w e l c o m e ; a c c l a i m ,
\ - t e n d ; c a t e r to
( 0 / *_| )
greeting, welcome
O |
(| )
justify, substantiate
( )
servant, attendant
O |
( )
justification
of
bathe
undo,
comprehend
( )
serve, w a i t o n ; service,
( )
s p o i l (an e n t e r p r i s e ) ;
o n (a price etc.)
service
< ' <
O ' |
desire, c r a v e , c o v e t
charge
condition, provision
date
O ' |
meet vt/vi
!"_| ) (
|| service
vicissitudes
deplorable, r e g r e t t a b l e
regret, be s o r r y

80
/ O |
h dupe,
712
r e s t r a i n t ; m a s t e r y (of
a "
wire, p r o v i d e w i t h
(| )
skill)
wiring
O " |
rule, c o n t r o l , d o m i n a t e ;
( ! )
* 1 m a s t e r , s u b d u e ; c o m m a n d
control/collect
oneself,
hold
oppression
one's
,...
...*
oppressive
,...
oppressor
...
police
|| g u a r d
O |
reforestation
irrigation
versed,
armament
- 2 .
proof
|| ...proof
shelter

abuse
take precautions;
b r a v e vt.
ply
()
()
courage
cere-
housing
make
feasible
grasp;
manage,
()
be e q u a l to, be
up to
a d m i r e , m a r v e l at
(well-)known,
O |
affluent
affluence
O ' |
concealment, hiding;
con-
|| * consciousness
hide-and-seek
union; uniting
( )5
( | )
join, unite; hy-
unite vi.; copulate
_ h conscious, senseless
unconscious

hide-out

nent
un-
( )
)(
noted, emi-

O |
heat, p r o v i d e w i t h h e a t i n g
admiration
admirer
heating
(| )
occupy, inhabit
| | * power
rice or sweets
m e l t i n t o tears
negotiate (an obstacle); h a v e i n one's
m o n y of s h o w e r i n g b r i d a l couple w i t h
|| (waves etc.) w a s h

O |
house
with
gift shower; (Jew.)
8
8
\ ' | - v a l i a n t
sure
pelt,
||
b o l d , brave, courageous,
'|
stipulate;
O |
|| m a l t r e a t
h m a k e sure
provisions;
( )
joined; hyphenated
( )
O
( )
treatment
\ - t i o n , safeguard
safeguard,
inter
)(
treat, h a n d l e ; d e a l w i t h
1 heatproof
p r e c a u t i o n , reserva-
<.1
( | )
hide vi.
. . .
bulletproof
make
|| h i d d e n ; c o v e r t
()
\ - keep (a secret) f r o m ;
(against)
secure,
hide vt., conceal,
(with); hairy
unqualified
skillful
overgrown, grown over
|| w a t e r p r o o f
()
O ' | )(
a r m vt/vi
secure(d),
( )
proficient;
proficiency
O ' |
armed
)(
anxiety
irrigate
O |
oppress
temper
' h phenate
horned
| * scious
81
711
separate; d i s t i n c t , par2.
|| several
.1
conscious
(of
one's
(!) | t i c u l a r ; special
separately, a p a r t
unusually, particularly,
m a r r i e d (man)
|| t o k e n ; d e m o n s t r a t i o n
evidence *
apparition
O *|
exhibit, show; demon-
feat
removal, elimination,
make
( )
r e m o v e d , o u t of the w a y
( )h strate, s u b s t a n t i a t e
appear, show u p
grant
pose of; expel

silver-plated
conscious
deign to j
cotton; thread
( )
junk, poor merchandise
<%
basic
cotton gin
move
motion; movement
( / 0 ) ' |
mobility
O |
base
alkaline
base; a l k a l i
m o v e vt/vi;
vt/vi
m a t e r i a l i z e , realize
[BOU
on
of
elderly
panel
sweet p o t a t o
battalion
Jew.
( )
salt
O |
sand, strew w i t h s a n d
O | 3
bazaar
( ' )3
anxious, worried
a t t e n d to, see t o ; p r o v i d e
( )
besmirch
[ L Y ] ( ' )
O } ' |
visit; attendance; stay

search (a person); *visit,
8 ^
O ^ |
[ B A Z E V L ] O | 3
seed
)(
a c c e n t u a t e , stress
demure, dispassionate |
O |
botanical
| perforce j
be forced to
slow, leisurely, deliberate,
botany
botanist
[ B E O Y N E S ] ^
under compulsion,
[ B A K I I E ' Y N T ] 8
h a r d - c o v e r (book)
O |
NEFEsh]
their/... tether
)(
(rain/snow) boot
w e / t h e y / . . . are a t the e n d of o u r /
wedding ceremony
charming
MAIM A D
t r a d i t i o n a l seating of g i r l
part
O | )(
cotton
O |
settle vi.
|| m a n ; g a r r i s o n ; t a k e possession of
settler
exercise
( )
occupied; manned
seat; o c c u p y , settle vt.;
( )
( )
mobile, movable
* )(
as
( ' )
( * )
possession, o w n e r s h i p
possessor, o w n e r
O ||
affect, influence
basis
icing
chair,
O ' |
|| g r a n t , a c c o r d

etc.)
bridal
O ^ |
( )
(| )
celebrate ( i n song
possess, o w n
h succeed i n
m o u r n , l a m e n t vt.
O _ |
|
(_ )
((| )
(come o n t i m e f o r ) ; h a v e t i m e for;
disposal
remove, eliminate, dis-
_'
( )-
especially
c o n q u e r vt., s u b d u e ; de-
'$)
s t a t u s , cause etc.)j
(* )
O |
*call u p o n ; *frequent
O * |
visitor
82
) (
710
aged
by
no
8
feel, p a w
[BEE'YN-O'YFN]
O | 9
s t y l e , g i v e (sb.) the t i t l e
O |
m e a n i n g , significance
( )
means, i n n o case

power; propel
fascinate,
of
[BAKOYEKh] O |
O
[BAKISHEF]
significant, r e l e v a n t
|6
significance
enchant
thump! bang!
river, stream
chromium-plated
( )
1
( )
t a k e p a r t (in),
1 O |
hand out
(stg.) to,
laden
.1
ballad
balalaika
confer (stg.) u p o n
b i d , offer
[ B A T A ' M T ]
cute
( )
carpeting
carpet
O | 8'
( )
small battery; battery
( )
belong, p e r t a i n
0 |
light

( )
O |
|
||
balance
encumbrance, bur-
encumber, burden
(an ac-
consideration
into
consideration
deliberation, exami-
( )
( )|h nation, consideration
O ' |
checkup
w a t c h ; e x a m i n e ; consider,
consider vi.,
O |
*
think it over
sad
set foot o n
|| '
amount, sum;
since
i m m e d i a t e , early, p r o m p t
moron
moronic
reward
reward, decoration
( || )reward
* }
(| )
value,
( )
| * f- i m p o r t ( a n c e ) , significance
( )
contem-
' H plate, deliberate
a l m o s t , n e a r l y ; f r o m the first, at first

|| as soon as
'
observe, r e g a r d , ( | )
! ) (
presently;
be o u t of the ques-
( | )

shortly,
( )
tion
count)

||
take
battery
( )
den
award,
9'
( )
balance
whereas,
()
poise, balance; counter-
soon,
tasty, delicious;
(| )
balloon
bologna
charge
(to)
* O |
|| c a m b r i c

||

'|
( )O ' |
( )
load, burden
_|
p a r t i c i p a t e (in), be a p a r t y
, ' | ,
2. |
participation
participant
( )
mess, b e d l a m
()
denote
b a l l (festivity)
signify,
playing ball

mean,
count
significant,
material,
( )
weighty
( )
a m o u n t to
O |
h decorate (with)
( 8 | ) 8
( ...)
affirm, c o n f i r m
83
O |
709
siege
( )
besiege, l a y siege t o
O |
pamper
$>
ballet
temporize,
he
( )
the T o r a h is
which
portly, stout, corpulent
c o v e r , l i n e ; p u t t o b e d ; O |
p u t u p (guests); m a i l (letter)
i n s u l t , offense
ballerina
balcony
(evening) g o w n
if
escort; accompaniment
escort, a c c o m p a n y ,
see h o m e
O |
companion,
( )

(photo) exposure
lighting; illumination
illumi-
O |
(/)
<$> | ) (
[BEEMuNE-shLEYME]
sturgeon
diagonally,
( )
( )
[BALAKIISN]
w i t h complete faith
effort, e n d e a v o r
fertilize,
strew w i t h
( )
diagonal, oblique

O |
en-
note-
()
animated, lively, sprightly;

animate
O |
notice
remarkable,
( )
deavor, take pains

man
[ ]
10
bale
fertilizer
|| t r o u b l e , i n c o n v e n i e n c e
obliquely
O '|
s t r i v e , m a k e a n effort,
_|
O |
washtub
( )
pose; e l u c i d a t e
g i l d ( w i t h g o l d leaf)
ment
bomb
( )
( )
n a t e , l i g h t u p ; ( i n p h o t o g r a p h y ) ex-
( )
d a n g l e vt/vi
chaperone
ing
bombing, bombard-
)(
chaperon
(fern.)
( )
b o m b , shell
| - a t t e n d
[NY] ( )
shell-
( )
( | )
escort, c o m p a n i o n ;
gering
bombing,
...
tendant s y m p t o m
[ B E I ' M ] -
inflated, p o m p o u s , s w a g -
()
|| a t t e n d a n t
( )
married (woman)
box of c a n d y
offensive
at-
()
p a i n t pf.
hurt b y ; take umbrage at
( )
()
O |
be i n s u l t e d , be offended a t , be
(at)
b e a m , g i r d e r ; rafter
transom
|| i n s u l t , offend
( )
instructive
( )
h u r t , offended
( )O |
fingers
b e l o v e d , favorite, p o p u l a r
read
l i c k one's l i p s /
Baltic
<$> ( ' | )
platform
balm
( )
almemar, synagogue
from
balmy
(imp.)
medal
dilly-dally, procrastinate
b o u n c e vt/vi
was awarded
( )
playing ball
gibber;
||
animate
resurrect

babble, chatter
worthy
84
708
|| | | use, usage
remark, observation,
( )
( )
go o u t of use, fall i n t o disuse

use,
e m p l o y ; c o n s u l t (a
use;
consult
abuse
comment
noticeable, o b s e r v a b l e
book)
notice, d i s c e r n ; n o t e ;
H (a b o o k )
user
be
)(
nickel-plated
conception, comprehen-
ceptible
indeed, r e a l l y ; s i n -
railroad; train
O |

m a k e a fool of one-
( * )
(rev.
()
( )
()
* |
| ' | * - be s o r r y , regret
con.)
( )
ribbon, band,
( )
c u p p i n g glass (former-
O ' |
sleeping-car b e r t h
(rev. con.)
banker
! ) (
self; c o m m i t a folly, b l u n d e r
b a n k n o t e , (money) b i l l
( )
hole
2
O ' |
banana
'
( )
n a m e , designate
'.
b u n k , cot

trite
banality
A (' )
o n the average
( )
commonplace, hackneyed,
( )
()
cerely
O |
railroading
bank
[ B E E M E S ]
( )w '
railroad worker
re-
m o i s t e n , wet; baste
(financial)
( - m a r k , c o m m e n t
(| )
moisten
shelve, pigeon-
c o n s c i o u s of;
perceptive, observant
conceive, c o m p r e h e n d ; r o b
obsession
be

sion
|| | | bench
a w a r e of,
imper-
( )
cognitive
grasp, u n d e r s t a n d ;
be s o r r y for
A ( )
[Ny] ( )
tape
l y used b y p h y s i c i a n s to d r a w b l o o d
v o l u m e (book)
( )
to the s k i n , as a r e m e d y for v a r i o u s
bandage
( )
banjo
( )
be
| | - maladies)
useless, be ineffective
banquet,
testimonial
()
b a n d i t , gangster; rascal
gang, b a n d , p a c k
dinner
banking
bank account
bookworm
(
(mailing) w r a p p e r
' *
be satisfied w i t h
) (
|| b a n k r u p t
bass (voice or i n s t r u -
( )
wronged; underprivileged
abuse, w r o n g
by
an
evil
1 )(
O |
) (
renew; renovate
[ B A A V L ] O |
85
(yell)
renewal; renovation
[ ]
'
( )
renewal
( ' )
[TY] ( )
pool, b a s i n
(as
bonus
m e n t ) , basso
bastion
possessed
spirit); shrieking
bankruptcy
O |
almost
.1
go b a n k r u p t , fail
( )
( )
O ' |
( )
( )
O | -
707
satisfied, c o n t e n t
satisfy, g r a t i f y ; a c c o m -
probate
O ' |
modate (objection, request)

satisfactory
|| f a m i l i a r , f r i e n d l y
(_ )5
trimming(s)
decoration, trimming,
ornament
dot; add vowel points
O |
s p a t t e r (surface)
O |
s p a t t e r (surface)
O |
h s h i p between
(to letters)
O _| 5
discharge; relieve; exempt

liberator
)(
attack, mugging
p a y pf., r e m u n e r a t e ; (1< )O |
h
be
subjugate,
()
0 *1 assault, p r e y u p o n ; m u g
(rev.
con.)
frosting, i c i n g
also
(fig.)
ger
predatory
color, tinge
l a b e l , tag, t i c k e t
cheek
B a c h e l o r (of A r t s
humidifier
O |
gaudy
O |
spot, s o i l , s t a i n , t a r n i s h ,
order, c o m m a n d
|| order, c o m m a n d
send w o r d
to, give
announcement
population
|| |
fortify, s t r e n g t h e n
fertilize
( )

hooded
O ' |
fortification; bastion ( )
- |
ance
acquaintance
( )
||
( )
populate
(* )
(person of) a c q u a i n t -
(to)
(sb.)
a / t h e message t h a t
h k n o w n , e m i n e n t
announce, promulgate
( )
| ) (
convey, communicate
( )
O | 5
taint; pollute
( )
acquainted;
O ' |
spangle
A ( )
A ( )
baccalaureate
as is k n o w n
( _ )
winged
etc.)
familiar;
O ' |
( _| ) 5
dampen
( | )
adorn
he-goat
- |
authorize, empower
( )
( 0 / | )
plenipotentiary
O ' |
b e d d i n g , bed l i n e n s
cover (with cloth)
( ' )5
c o l o r i n g s ; hue
designation
l a b e l , m a r k ; designate
hue
( )
()
( )
terms; intercourse
tag;
( )
|| r e l a t i o n , a t t i t u d e
label,
be v u l n e r a b l e
attacker; mug-
overwhelm
( 6 | )
attack; invade;
worthwhile
exorbitant
( )
S )(=
h m a k e g o o d , a n s w e r for
|| p a y a b l e
O |
decorate, e m b e l l i s h , t r i m
O _| 5
free, l i b e r a t e ; r i d ; release,
pay,
( )
( )
< <-
(_* )?( )
a c q u a i n t , s t a r t a friendm a k e friends
O " |
O |
m a r k u p , mess u p
charge; exemption
be (good) friends
O ' |
honor
l i b e r a t i o n ; release, d i s -
( )
authenticate, probate
satisfaction; con-
O |
O ' |
O ' |
( )
tentment

86
706
( )1 get a c q u a i n t e d (with)
r e v e a l one's i d e n t i t y (to)
s h o r t e n i n g P 6
I || m o l a r (...)
speak i n no u n c e r t a i n
terms, n o t m i n c e w o r d s
b a k i n g o v e n ( )
s u b s t a n t i a t e , corO | 6 '
roborate, v a l i d a t e , bear o u t

comfortable; convenient,
comfort
()
facilities
( )
facilities ||
get, o b t a i n , receive ( | )
go d o w n || a v a i l a b l e ||
y o u are / | - w i t h
welcome, enjoy i t
recipient ) (
examine, l o o k o v e r O |
bacteriology
bacterium, germ ( )
deplorable
c o m - ( || ) l a m e n t O |
p l a i n pf. (about)
(medical) percussion
g a r m e n t i n d u s t r y
clothe O |
sensible, well-considered;
m e r c y of
conference, c o n s u l t a t i o n ( )
consult,
( | ) ( )
deliberate
t h o u g h t f u l , j u d i c i o u s
foresight, forethought

|| consider, ponder O |
confer
b a r o m e t e r ( )
r a m (...)
b a r o n ( )
|| | p i c k a b a c k

carry a child pickaback
baroness ( )
b a r r a c k ( )
2.
|| b a r o q u e .1
b a r b a r i a n )(
b a r b a r i a n
wriggle, s q u i r m <$> |
m o u n t a i n ; heap A ( )
o n c r e d i t ; o n || c r e d i t
loan
t h i n k i t over, reconsider
|| bake vt/imp
(| )
b a k e vi.
w h i s k e r s , sideburns
rouge *
boxing
b o x ( )0 |
boxer, prizefighter ( )
carob pod, St. John's ( )
bread
go w r o n g , go
| 8 | :
amiss, m i s c a r r y ; b o o m e r a n g
d u d ( * )
fight vt., c o m b a t , c o n - O | 6
test
! - |
i n t r o d u c e (to),
( )O |
|| a c q u a i n t w i t h , familiarize w i t h
meet, be i n t r o d u c e d (to), ( )
1
roller-coaster
(ascending)
||
convenience, c o m f o r t
vt. (a v i c t i m )
|| care, c u s t o d y
|| | | o n one's o w n
at the 5 || forsake
( )
downhill
slope,
( )
uphill
slope;
()

handy
pear ( )
( d r i n k i n g ) b a r ( )
d r u m ( )
d r u m O ' |
rob, p l u n d e r , loot
O ' |
(descending)
decline

climb
87
705
^ 8
mountainous
) || lend (to ) (
|| <) >$(
borrow
)(from
mountain climbing
)(
brag
boast,
)(
)( A
_' *> )(
|| b e a r d ; c h i n
] [ M A Y S E
an old
story
jaw
)(
n a p (of c l o t h ) ; fuzz
fuzzy
|'
)(
)problem
! assure, set at ease; t r a n q u i l i z e ; ap-
|
ca-
pease, p a c i f y
tranquilizer
impress
- w
boric acid
^ )(
)(sb.
|| ( s h i p ) b o a r d |
_'
| O
)(
shore, c o a s t
: , ) (
)(
gossip
_'| O
entitled
to
| ) (
justify, warrant; v i n -
dicate; entitle
p r u d e n t , sensible
prudence
' | O
enrich
1_| ) (
justification
|| justified
' | O
baritone
voluble, talkative
)(
aboard
aft
discuss
|| w h e e l e d |

board
backbite,
rolling stock
5 || s t a r b o a r d
overboard
; b e h i n d his b a c k , gossip a b o u t
||
d i a m o n d , jewel
lumniate
^ | [ B A R O Y S I I E M ] O
p o r t i 1 |
;contact
)(
) (
touch,
t o u c h u p o n ; b r i n g u p (a
q u i e t , c a l m , s o o t h e ; re-
)(
barricade; roadblock
con-
* | O
' | O
)(
barrier
boasting
tiguity
calm, tranquil
| O
| O
(en)circle
) (
barefoot
**/
|| boast
braggart
boastful
)(
bareheaded
& ' | O
)(
ravine
)(
)(
)(about
ridge
)(
c a l c u l a t e pf., consider
h vt. ) ( !
fleece,
one-
overcharge,
scalp
ce-
;renown
lebrity
^ ' *<
famous, n o t a b l e , e m i n e n t
fame,
! || i m a g i n e
recognize, b e t h i n k
consider vi.,
self, realize
] [ B A R I K I I E S
)( ][LY
e x t e n s i v e l y , at
length
3 ' )(
|| r e p o r t , a c c o u n t
h r e t u r n s : | | *
^
;
) (
)(
merciful
also
) (
report
>
l o w relief
mercy
barge
)( A
) (
)(
report card
| ) / (
beet soup, b o r s h t
)( !
boast
88
brush
brush
704
bartender
o r d e r (for m e r c h a n d i s e ( )
m a k e to order
c o v e r ( w i t h erect
order,
book
( )
Creation
create
( )O |
(( )
( )
gifted ( w i t h )
( | e t c . ) ; a p p o i n t m e n t (to meet)
cheat vt.,
objects)
( 5 | ) 5
defraud,
( f r o m ) ; a p p r e n t i c e (to)
star-spangled
(ir)radiation
swindle
cumbersome
( )
implore;
make
( | )
radiation thera- ( )
punishable
p u n i s h pf., d i s c i p l i n e
O |
stud,
()
swear; i n v o k e
encumber
py
O |
irradiate
( /)
solution
a c c u s a t i o n , charge
accused
accuse
(of),
- ' |
()
manifest,
O |
throw light on
O _|
constituent
permanent
-
/)
( || )consent, a l l o w
...
|| be a m e n a b l e (to);
con-
appointment, designa-
( )
tion;
appropriation;
decision, r e s o l u t i o n
(* )
( | )
defamation; vilification
defile,
pollute;
spread
a p p o i n t , n a m e , desig-
O |
nate;
fix,
determine,
set,
c o n c l u s i v e , decisive
confirmation;
smear, b e s m i r c h
smear, coat (with)
definite, set, g i v e n
c o n c l u s i v e , decisive
define,
assign; a p p r o p r i a t e ; d e c i d e ; schedule
m a k e up one's m i n d , d e t e r m i n e
soil,
determination;
regulation; destination
c o v e r ; (sweat, rash) b r e a k o u t o n
|| _ decide
_
tribute
' !
()
(upon)
O _|
line,
*'|
( || )t a x
p r o t e c t , shield, preserve O |
upholster;
*insist
O |
)(
p r o t e c t i v e ( a t t i t u d e etc.)
(( )
taxation
( )
p r o t e c t pf., shelter, defend

protector
consist of
p r o t e c t i v e gloves
secure, p r o t e c t e d
O |
c o m p o n e n t , i n g r e d i e n t , ( )
( | )
j| p r o t e c t i o n
pollinate
|| p r o t e c t i v e
* )(
pollination
obvious
defenses

mess
l e n d b e a u t y to
fire u p o n , shell
( | )
make-up;
' |

O |
modesty
evident,
hide, secure
composition,
solve
O |
( )
charge ( w i t h )
( )
modest, u n a s s u m i n g
O |
shoe
strew (surface); l a v i s h u p o n
soluble; clear, e x p l i c i t
ac-
( )
k n o w l e d g m e n t ; certificate
( )O |
certify, c o n f i r m , cor-
( )9
O ' |
roborate; acknowledge; approve

89
(Jew.)
703
with [ B E G I L E - R O ' S I I ]
|| * *h u r t , d a m a g e
h e a d u n c o v e r e d , bareheaded
intoxicated,
[BEGILUFN]
(rev.
endow with,
O ' |
con.) be v u l n e r a b l e 1|
| )(
tipsy
(Jew.)
as
equal
to
81*
bestow uporl
employment, pur-
[ B E G I M A ' T R I E ]
n u m e r i c a l v a l u e of its

secretly, covertly,
com-
suit
p o n e n t letters
employ
[ B I G N E Y V E ]
employer
stealthily
( h u m . ) forcibly
()
(Jew.)
entertainer
at
[BATKIIONES]
fession of badkhn;
the
5&
i n e v i t a b l e , (pre)destined,

givers
predestination
senti-
s p r a y (a t a r g e t ) ,
nim
( )O ^ |
sprinkler
< )O |
just
[BANSIIER]
vt. (a t a r g e t ) w i t h
[ B E D I E V E D ]
[ B D I K E ] ()
(Jew.)
of
(Jew.)
[BD1KEs-KhoMETs]
because;
(hum.)
ceremonial
search
as,
the
P a s s o v e r , i n w h i c h the
put writing upon;
I should
[BEDALES] *
u n s p e a k a b l e , inde-
f u p !
scribable
! | embarrassed
'
volumes
worry!
intend, con-
( _| )
c o v e r w i t h w r i t i n g ; describe, w r i t e j
is
c l e a n e d of a l l traces of l e a v e n
poor; (financially)
|* :[BEDEYE]
||
Babylonia
[BOVL]
< _ ) : [ A ' K J I E S ]
to eye
[BATKE/BATKN]
Babylonian
[ B A V L I ] ( )51
(with)
Babylonian
[BAVLish] 5
gar-
3> | = |
i n s p e c t (esp. s l a u g h t e r e d a n i -
as
[BEDEREKh-KLAL]
[ B E G E D B G O D I M ] ()
clothes
m a l for i m p u r i t i e s )
5|
(Jew.)
a
=3
()
template, propose to vi.

see eye
(|&_ )
descriptive
before
house
HP
since y o u are so c l e v e r
leavened
d o u g h , c a r r i e d out o n the d a y
[BEKIIE'YN]
description
for
[KhoKJiEM] ' - since
for
possible i m p u r i t i e s
the
HP
because i t is s a i d t h a t
slaughtered a n i m a l
spatter, sprinkle
sequently; in retrospect
i n s p e c t i o n , esp.
(with)i
( ^ )
speckled
[ ]
tute
afterwards, sub-
-
O _|
s p r i n k l e , s p l a s h , s p a t t e r vt.
[ B E D I E K ] /
precise
v O ! |
s u p p l y w i t h food, feed
badkho-
[BEDILADA'L]
(food) s u p p l y
t y p e of i m
p r o v i s a t i o n c h a r a c t e r i s t i c of
precise(ly)
( * )5 '
Creator
mental semi-improvised rhymes
utterly desti-
)( 5 ' ^
wedding,
specializing in humorous a n d
the p r o -
O | 6 ^
creature
[ B I G R A N D E ]
[ B A T K I I N BATKhoNiM]
(Jew.)
( )5 ' ^
b y force
>/
(- m e n t , piece of c l o t h i n g
[ B I G V A ' L D ]
treason
[ B G I D E ]
treacherous; treasonable [ 1 !
rule, i n general, g e n e r a l l y
90
702
(hum.)
d i - |
figuratively
[MO'SIIL]
gress, g o off o n a t a n g e n t
r u b b l e , debris
op
gradually, b y
|| a t t i c , garret
come t o
gradual
) (
|| perforce
[ ]
confusion,
turmoil,
[BEHOLE]
hullaballoo;
()
()
o n l o a n , as a
mortar
abdomen, belly
[ B E H E Y M E ] ()
|| c o w ; (mute)
beast; fool,
<$> | ) (
abdominal
stomach
head of c a t t l e ;
bovine; moronic
...
in accord-
-*
[BEHESKEM]
|| o u t o f k e e p i n g w i t h
digestion
ventriloquist
tree
w i t h the gener-
'
comfortably,
A ( )
( )
oily; bland
slaughterhouse
( )
buoy
( )
[BEHARKJIOVE]
8 5
at ease, unrestrained
be a
( [) B O Y G E D ] ( * )
t r a i t o r (to), b e t r a y
budget
( )
budget
|| b u i l d imp., c o n s t r u c t < | <
booth; stall; dog-
O |
A ( )
c o u n t on, rely on, depend o n , l o o k t o

drill
house
( )
ex-
[BOYDEK]
bore, d r i l l imp. <$> ' |

building lot/site
A ( * )
bookkeeper
)(
keep b o o k s
bookseller
(Jew.)
O |
|| b o o k
bookkeeping
[KJIO'METS]
( )
boycott
|6
search
dough,
i . e. p e r f o r m t h e c e r e m o n i a l r e m o v a l
before t h e P a s s o v e r
bull
bosom
inside c o a t p o c k e t
( )
b o o k (register)
* ) .
for leavened
bay
_* )
of leaven from t h e house o n t h e d a y
)(
literal
a m i n e , s c r u t i n i z e , inspect
( . . . )
boycott
[KU'LEM]
a l consensus
' *-
(edible) o i l
accordingly
)(
ventriloquy
[ B E H E Y M I S I I ] 8
| ance/conformity/keeping with
a c h e ; i n - ( )
t y p h o i d fever
moron
cattle
A ( )
colic
loan
garret
shake (esp. l i q u i d ) vt/vi
[BEHALVOE]
stampede
(...)
consternation;
n a u g h t , fizzle o u t
(A
be forced t o
( )m | |
loft
[BEHEKJIREKII]
- A ( )
(/)
degrees
curve, arch
archer
1<
[BEHADROGE]
sheet; a r c , b o w , A ( )
covered wagon
flask
()
()
()
structure
-*
hoodlum
91
( )
bud
$> |
( )
'
( )
701
hub
the
Creator,
the
(D) n
[BOYRE]
club,
the
stick;
scepter;
(dial.)
potato; potatoes
bourgeoisie
(coll.)
bourgeois
bulldog
t a b l o i d news- ( . . . )
( )
bursitis
gale
( )
()
[BOYRER BO'RERIM]
paper
o u t s t a n d i n g , clear,
marked, distinct; vivid
arbitrate
[]
boomerang
|| _ s h a m e
bushel
r a g e ; be r a m p a n t
()
the
the
()
Bund
()
A ( )
rebel, m u t i n e e r
! )(
rebellious
|| incite to rebellion
rebel
buzzard
eating
| | m a n ,
()
[BOKIIER]
(feel, see)
clearly,
()
( )
counter;
china
jostle, b u m p vt/vi
()
0 | )( 1
beech
|| b o w (to)
(} )
( )O
} |
w o r s h i p vt.
tugboat
[BEichu'sh]
distinctly
category
c u p b o a r d ; buffet :
[ 1 ( )
[BOKIIERE'TS]
1 0
(^ )
bachelor
brat
( ):(
buffalo
youngster; bachelor
lass
imp.
s l a p s t i c k (act)
league (with)
chap, lad, y o u n g
()
bus
[ ]
()
<>1^ ' |
bus
(- shame, d i s g r a c e ; i n d i g n i t y
[BEKhAVRusE]
(& )
bundle
embarrassment
in
m u t i n y , rebellion
(often
hum.)
[ B E Z O ' L J
shameful
colored; gaudy
of
person
following words
cheap
follower
shy
[BIZOYENBIZYOYNES]
grave
()
[BEZE'-HALO'SIIN]
lows, i n
W o r l d W a r II
<$> ' |
-PE'NEMER]
fol-
l a b o r p a r t y influential i n P o l a n d a n d j
( )
other E a s t E u r o p e a n countries until
)(
I ]
stork
J e w i s h L a b o r B u n d , socialist
[BushE]
ignominious
(^ )
n a n t , alliance, league
be a s h a m e d t o
( )
( )
tie, b i n d i n g , b o n d ; c o v e -
|| a m b e r
( )
(baked) r o l l
[ B O ' R E R E S ] op
[ L Y ] ( )
bulletin
[ B O Y L E T ]
bouillon
trator
[B0YshEs-poNEM
( )
( / )
beet
con.)
( )
boulevard
<$> |
arbitration
( )
rumble, grumble, mutter
as
( ) 1*
Bulgaria
(' )
bourgeois
(rev.
[ O ' Y L E M ]
bourgeois
arbi-
baton, mace
World)
(cont.)
()
Maker
C r e a t o r (of
[PKhiNE] ( )
92
( )
tow
O |
bouquet
( )
700
(usually Christian) Bible

bibliography
librarian
free, g r a t i s ; t o no
( )
[BEKJIINEM]
( )
library
library
avail
( )
gratis
)(
science, l i -
paragon
'
[ ]
i n haste, c u r -
( )
[BEKIIIPOZN]
brarianship
biblical
|| beaver
poor, wretched
openly, overtly,
very
cheaply, dirt-cheap
i n esteem
office, clerical
also
...'
bureaucratic
[BETUEK.11] t .1
( * )f w o r t h y
()
self-assurance
faith;
con-
.2
reliance
[ B O T L ]
| h nothing
renounce (agreement)
d i l u t e d be-
[BEshi'shiM] 88
yond recognition
pending
null and
[ B O ' T L - U M V U ' T L ] 5
hither- ' h u n t i l / b y 5 o ' c l o c k
void
to, p r e v i o u s l y
pre-Soviet
|| pre
im-
previous
*
*
inefficiency,
undergraduate
-
until
...
commen-
. /
()
()
( - t a r y
o n the B i b l e b y M o s e s M e n d e l s s o h n
a n d his d i s c i p l e s
biochemistry
biologist
!'
[ B I K I I I D E S ]
basin, t u b
()
[BIERBIURIM]
Hebrew commentary
inefficient
[BATL]
biography
[BATLONISII]
waste

alone, p r i v a t e l y
[ B A T L O N E S ]
idle;
= ; '
busy period, rush
practicality
impractical,
( )
bizarre
undergraduate
im-
)(
Byzantium
p r a c t i c a l / i d l e person
incumbent
Byzantine
[ B A T L E N B A T L O N I M ] ()
|| | p r e v i o u s
( | v o k e , r e s c i n d , a b r o g a t e
as;
()
|| v o i d
u n t i l , t i l l ; b y (a c e r t a i n t i m e ) ; * /99
far
(that)
[BETUKIIES]
[BITOKIIN]
a n n u l , c a n c e l , re-
[BiEsh]
( | h u m i l i a t i o n
5 h as
fidence,
c o m e to
p u t to shame, h u m b l e , d e n o u n c e

trustworthy person; trusty
( )

red tape
t r u s t vi.
[BETUKhiM]
( )
shame, d e g r a d a t i o n ,
humiliate,
confident, t r u s t -
bureaucracy
[BETEVE]
arily, habitually
'
[BiKhshivES] !
by nature; custom-
( )
()
office supplies
bureaucrat
:[BEKIIEYREM]
( )
bust
office w o r k e r , c l e r k
()
I d o n ' t h a v e the slightest i d e a
knowingly
bivouac
[ B E Y O Y D I M ]
b u r e a u ; office
[BEKhoTSEKhiNEM] !
( )
bigamy
sorily

( )
biology
biological
( )
93
699
very small
(A ) ( )
contempt,
sheet; v e r y s m a l l a r c
small bagel;
(A ) ( )
b o t h2. -
: / ** ) .1
|| b o t h of us
b o t h k i n d s (of)
beatnik
please 2.
()
( )-
in
the m i n d of; a b o u t , a r o u n d ; o n
||
by/at/near
m a y n o h a r m befall her
on
15 | _- a t
second-
by-way
presence,
offshore
.1
at-home
gruff
malignant
small
flexible
()
shaped r o l l
bow
bend
vt/imp,
curve,
| b e n d ;
vi/imp,
annex
flexible,
()
lean;
( ) -
pliable
flexibility
enclosed
94
|
inflect
c u r v e , slant, b o w , sag
\ - e v e r y t h i n g e v i l
|| | * t h r e a t e n
small arc
bagel, a h a r d d o u g h n u t -
-^
( )
( )
( )_-
_|_* )
sheet;
( A )
( * )
( )-
|| | b y threats, b y force
harm
in
tense)

|| e v i l ; h a r m
* ) (
( )5_
flexion
p l i a n t , supple,
present
|| h a r m l e s s
inflection,
( )

bend, t w i s t ; c u r v e
* -
ent at, s i t i n o n , a t t e n d (not used
baby
fringe benefit
( )
laggard
attendance
complement)
| a r y t h i n g
e x t e n s i o n telephone
tumor
||
house
|| _s e c o n d a r y , b y -
( )
present
m y aunt's
productive
sight
malevolent
&
( _ a b o u t 15 m i n u t e s
( )
malignant
wall
o m i inno um
s ,y u
n h o ly . f a r r i v i n g
b y , a l o n g (un-2.
|- eyes i t ' s p r e t t y
malignancy, malignant
the
|| _ _ a t the w i n d o w
s u b o r d i n a t e clause
8 .1 8
_ f ( c o i n c i d e n c e ) ; i n the eyes of
.1

|| e v i l eye
a t the house of; o n (the person o f ) ;
unfriendly;
sinister,
at, beside, near, b y ; w i t h ,
(to)
| -
beech
<$> '_||
angry; unkind,
con.) be miserable
bitterness
bad, evil, wicked; malicious,
( ) .1 *
dire
e p s o m salts
ground
attend
bitter;
'
helpful,
be pres-
- )(
(rev.
!_
()
||
amazing
[ ]
|| request
*_
g r o u n d , close to the
of assistance
' - .
2.
scorn-
ful
( )
vicious,
( A ) ( ) ap
(/
[BITL]
c o n t e m p t of c o u r t
contemptuous,
cabin
|| b o t h
()
( )0* _'^
case (of a declension)

booth; bungalow,
dis-
h paragement, scorn
pretzel
siding
698
H t o
the
quick
ominous
| | H a w k w a r d , unmanageable
|| g i v e a b e a t i n g t o
|| j u s t l i k e
he is the i m a g e of his father
(hum.)
scold
malice
trade, swap

daytime
( )
harsh,
pungent,
biting,
purse, w a l l e t ;
|| I i t c h
my
bite
imp.
Bavaria
( ) -
modify;
bacon
|| | b e l l y
<$> |
bulging
b u m p , l u m p (swelling)
enclose, a t t a c h (in a letter)
()
[BA'YLIMED BA'YLI-
||* -
MUDIM]
( )
^ | |
minor in
w h i t e m e a t (of fowl)
c l e n c h imp.
( )
|| w h i l e , o n
)( =
(tree) n u r s e r y

( )
95

<$> |
m || , -
while/on leaving
8 3> | ' |
)(
m i n o r (subject)
H withstand
comma
()
(* )
enclosure
of h e l p t o
contributor
0 |
s u p p l e m e n t , enclosure
( | | ) ( )
contribute, donate
(A * )
bulge
v a n q u i s h ; defeat
donation, contribution
( )

c o n g r a t u l a t e oneself, be self-satisfied
(8)( | | )
big-bellied; bulging
[ B A ' Y K E L K I I L ] ( ) $
()
vi.
()
( a n i m a l ) w h i p , lash
0-
suburbia
(money)
alternating current
variable,
>= 3<
s t a n d b y (sb.), be
convert
vary, alternate
ups a n d d o w n s , v i c i s s i t u d e s
s t a i n (give hue t o w o o d )
resist,
0 |
( | )
fickle
) (
doorpost
flour)
t a k e t u r n s (at)
changeable,
( )
in time, on time
falsetto
( || )trade, s w a p , s w i t c h

timely, prompt
baggy
( )
(wood) s t a i n
overcome,
( )
( <> ) /()
( ' change,
( )
Bavarian
sift (esp.
h a n d itches
itch
barter
change, v a r y , a l t e r vt.,
| - (rev. con.) i t c h
. || i t c h
pouch
()
!>
*8
tributary
poignant; caustic, scathing

<> || *
( )
| H change; shift
benefit (from)
pitcher
( )
c h a n g e ; ex-
( ( | | )fruit)
(game of) baseball
imp.
(garden) b e d
modification,
(A * ) ( )
bony
' |
<)
side b y side, together

p i t , stone (of
be a n g r y ( w i t h ) ,

night, nighttime
[ S I ' M E N D I K ] 8
anger; indignation
|| bone

( )
A ()
697
ticket
( ^ )
ding-dong
almemar,
the
bash-
[BAYshoNiMj ) (
()
[BIME]
f u l / s h y person
|| *e x a m p l e , i n s t a n c e
p l a t f o r m i n a synagogue from w h i c h
||
(* )
for
example
the T o r a h is r e a d
substitute,
(D)
[BIMKEM]
s u b s t i t u t e teacher
first fruit,
\ - p r o x y
bee
am
( p a i r of) o p e r a glasses,
be able,
bookish
bookworm
( )
conjunction
affiliation,
auditor
( * )
bookcase
( )
coherent
coherence
|| tie, b i n d , s h a c k l e
also
inter-
balance (of a c c o u n t )
calum-
( )
()
/*
[BEYNE-LEBE'YNE]
pageant
easel
(A ) ( )
stage
beehive
|| encore
education

...
pictorial
encore!
Jew.
students'
( )
a few; a l i t t l e ,
|| b i t
piece-
>
[LY] ( )
billiard, pool
poolroom
(hum.)
slightly
dirt-cheap
preferred, preferable
little b y little, piecemeal

morsel, b i t e
[LY]
( )
|| c h e a p
meal, little b y little; somewhat

gradually, bit by bit,
groms i n Russia
billion
()
some,
for
Palestine
w h i c h o r i g i n a t e d after the 1881 po-
: * )
swift, agile, r a p i d
( )
movement
agricultural settlement i n
( )
w .2 | encore
( y o u ) are
comic strip
picture postcard
( )
2
' |
...
v i v i d , g r a p h i c , p i c t u r e s q u e
'
( ).1
educational
( )
bite
as a n
pictorial
( )
beekeeping
()
educate
b u n c h ; truss
beekeeper

( )
|| gorgeous
w h i l e , i n the m e a n t i m e
bundle, batch,
( )
c a l u m n i a t e , frame
( )
[BILBLBILBULIM]
twilight, dusk
mean-
O |
|| p i c t u r e ; i m a g e ; s i g h t
session
[BEYNAshMoshEs] ()
()
| | n y , false a c c u s a t i o n , frame-up
A ( )
[BEYNAZMANIM]
b a l a n c e (an a c c o u n t )
( | )
sling
link
( )
(...)
the B i l l of R i g h t s
c o m m i t oneself
( )
( || legislative) b i l l
commitment
)(
audit
(...) <
association;
( )
book end
binoculars
splint
firstlings
( ) - : [ B I K I I O Y L E S ]
h a v e i t i n one's p o w e r (to)
( )
exemplify
priority
( )
b a r k (at)
96
( )
( | <>)
696
rabbinical court [ B E Z ( D ) N ] ( )
[BEYSAKNESES
()
BOTE-KNE'SYES]
diocese
ceremo-
Temple in Jerusalem
()
[BESMED-
()
[BIER-KJIO'METS]
o n the d a y before
cemetery
*/
(beef) steak
pray-
bicycle
( * ) /
the
[BIKER-Kho'YUM]
(Jew.)
t e r y ( u s u a l l y Jew.)
honorably
*|
:[BEKAVONE]
cease-fire
beer
Biro-Bidjan, territory
in
be a b l e | _* u n a b l e , i n c a p a b l e
ately,
in general
Jew.
region, w i t h
tip
[ ]
w r i t t e n (language, e v i d e n c e ,
c i t i z e n ; bourgeois
in
vigilante committee
[ ] ...
m e m b e r of v i g i -
( )
first-
[PKhoRPKhoYRiM]
mayor
HP
[BIKIIDE'Y]
civil
civil war ()/'
in a n y
case
[BEKIII-TO'YV]
[BEKIIO'L-OYFN]
|| c i t i z e n ' s r i g h t
( ) =>
civil rights
precedence
auspiciously
[MiLKhoME] ( ) n
war
( )
[PKIIOYRE]
citizenship, national- ( ) n 6'
ity
by inheritance;
[ B E Y E R U S I I E ] 8
1 [ B I K I I L A ' L ]
by heredity
|| t h e n , therefore [ B E K 1 1 E ( Y ) N ] .1
implication
(
blue
( )
to
born son
primogeniture;
...
lante committee
in person, personally
|| so t h a t
( )
c i v i l ; bourgeois
o r d e r t o , so as t o , w i t h a v i e w
as a n
)(
civil, civic
etc.)
ME]
Yiddish
official language
intentionally
[ B I K S A ' V ]
[B1Khv0YDE-uBEATs-
()
U . S . S . R . i n 1928 as a n a u t o n o m o u s
||
[ B I K L A ' L ]
in writing
E a s t e r n A s i a designated b y the
[ B E K I V N ]
intentional
( )
( )
p o t e n t i a l l y 2.
the
( )
g u n , rifle
[BEKOYEKh]
on purpose, deliber-
to visit
(playing) marble
i n t e n d t o , h a v e a n eye t o
( || <able 1.
commandment
[ ]
dignified; creditable
/
( )
sick; primitive hospital
[ B E K O V E D ]
h o n o r a b l e , respectable,
( )
bull
[ B E S O Y L E M ] ()/
[BESALMEN]
) (
synagogue
ceme-
' 5
testicle [ B E Y T S E B E Y T S I M ] ( )
er a n d s t u d y house; s m a l l O r t h o d o x
cemetery
Passover
bifocal
(Jew.)
REsh BOTE-MEDRo'shiM
( ) 6'
n i a l b u r n i n g of the traces of l e a v e n
(Jew.)
( )
episcopal
[BEYSAMiGDEsh] ( ) /
[BEYSAKVORES]
( )
bishop
synagogue

the
cracker, biscuit
) bet,
n a m e of the
! ) (
[BEYS]
( )/
letter
97

blueing
9r
bluff; h o a x
( )
bluff
<> |
block; pulley; (writing) pad
( )
b l o w , blast, gust
wind
O | $
( ^ )
be
( )
||
(writing) pad
stuffy,
( )
give
oneself
5 \ - m o s i t y ,
make com-
hostility
filthy
m u d , filth, d i r t ; s m u t ;
blood
| || i t ' s n o t h i n g
2.
||
()
vilify
( / ) $
[BELO'Y-YO'YDIM]
knowingly

disgrace, e m b a r r a s s -
( )
b l o o d a c c u s a t i o n , esp. a false charge

(made r e p e a t e d l y since the
Ages)
a c c u s i n g J e w s of
b l o o d vessel
ment
Middle
the
m u r d e r of C h r i s t i a n
disgrace oneself
ritual
stray, ramble (having
() *
maze
blonde
sanguinary
feud
glossy,
fertilized
egg,
it
bleach
gleam, glitter
s t r a y , n o t k n o w the
feud
...
O |

0 |
<E> |
way
m .2 || bare, b l a n k
( )
azure
u n d e r J e w . d i e t a r y laws
only,
b l a n k (form)
[ s i K h s E K h s i K h s u - ( )
bloodshed
()( )$
brilliant,
b l a n k (check e t c . ) ; b l a n k e t
inedible
KhiM]
( ^_' )
spick-and-span
( )
making
shiny,
' |
[MAK.11 L O Y K E S ] ( )
d r o p of b l o o d i n a
<E> ^ |
lost one's w a y )
b l o o d t h i r s t y , ferocious, $ '
bleed vi.
O |
b l o n d , fair
children
bloody, sanguinary
( )
blister, b l o t c h
un-
I- m a r s h
carnage
[B1LBLBILBULIM]
( ) .1
pooh-pooh;
fender
( )
anemic
nonsense!
||* $
is b l e e d i n g
hemorrhage
m o n cause ( w i t h )
muddy,
| $ H the b l o o d of
|| bleed vi. h e a v i l y
table)
( | )f a p e r m i t
\ | - be i m p e t u o u s
|| bleed vt.
.1
(of
i l l e g a l l y , u n d e r the c o u n t e r , w i t h o u t
| * h o w n flesh a n d
run in
pout
flap
(news)paper
()( )
|| u n t i l i t bleeds
airs,
' || i l l e g a l , u n d e r w o r l d l y
|| v e r y y o u n g , | b u x o m person
ani-
( )
( | )
|| sheet (of p a p e r ) ;
h e a r t a n d soul
blouse
|| b l o w
A ()
leaf;
"
|| blood
( . . . )
puff; be h a u g h t y
[ B E L E v - v 0 N E F E s h ] 63
youthful/
( )$
clown

O | $
()
ment
blockade
curfew
instru-
bellows
blockade
blockade, block
with
695
pale, p a l l i d , colorless
pallor
.1
98
694
lackluster, d u l l
gap, b l a n k
striptease
bareheaded
( )
full of gaps
pale
flower
()
>
calyx
pencil
without
humbug, impostor

b l e a c h ; fade (color)
(with
[ N E ' Y D E R ]
action,
to
avoid
the
risk
doubt,
un-
[GU'ZME]
un-

w i t h o u t regret,
bloom,
blossom;
prosper,
^revocable
livid
flourish,
||
( )
perous
burst; lightning
instantly
lightning rod
flashy
extra-bright lamp
flash b u l b
residue
( )

()
remain,
stay;
_|
stand
( ^ )
(
(remain
unchanged)
h e n d u p
( -
I am
the
book
...///
be d e c i d e d / r e -
between y o u
0 |
retaining
(as)
retain
persevere (in one's

|| s u r v i v e
( ) wn
H con.)
( )5 $ '
.
heyday
stub, tab, butt
keep t o ; (rev.
heyday
[ ]
permanent
thrive
$ || lead
<*r
<$> |
b l o o m i n g , t h r i v i n g , prosflash,
[KIIARO'TE]
for sure
( )
b l o o m , blossoms (coll.)
perity
questionably
flower,
()
future
of
[SO'FEK]
<$> |
blintz
no
figures)
b l o o m i n g ; b l o o m ; pros-
a v o i d a b l y b r e a k i n g one's w o r d
t w i n k l e , flash, b l i n k
O |
literally, w i t h o u t exaggeration
a v o w , " phrase used b y v e r y p i o u s

J e w s w h e n e v e r s p e a k i n g of a
>= $< ' |
blindness
( )
glare, luster
street
"without making
1( bullet)
...
[ B ( E ) L I ] ...
humbug, imposture
cul-de-sac, dead-end \ - b l i n d l y
b l i n d m a n ' s buff
blooming
( )
b l i n d ; indiscriminate; stray
in (full) b l o o m , i n one's p r i m e
(_ )
blimp
|| b l i n d
[BELAKhEsh]
( * )
p l u m b line
( / || ) b l o o m , p r i m e
b r e a t h (esp. parts of a p r a y e r )
<$> |
()
one's
under
( )
doodle
pencil
()
cauliflower
fellow, s l o w p o k e
pencil
florid
( * )
(flower) b u l b
' ^
A ( )
flowery,
<$> |
|| | lead(en)
b l a c k a n d blue
bleach
bleach
- j u s t , m e r e l y , e x c l u s i v e l y
( )
(...)
stripteaser
clumsy
H o p i n i o n )
| s o l v e d t h a t
and
me
99
693
deliberately, i n -
[ B E M E Y Z E D ]
||
tentionally, willfully
begging y o u r
[BIMKIIILE]
necessity; of
zipper
[ B E M E Y L E ]
itself; therefore,
consequently
l o o k , glance, gaze; g l i m p s e
( )
no doubt at a l l ,
most decidedly
undisputed
||
the course of
[ 1
sparkle, shine; glamor

glamor girl
per-
<$> |
[B(E)LES-BRE YRE]
of Isaac
man,
[BENODEM BNEY]
()
force
i n the f o r e i g n / p r o -
mortal, h u m a n being
fane language (used
[ B E N E M O N E S ]
equivalents
honestly
()
[BEN-BAYESBNEY]
words);
()
(hum.)
[BENZU'GBNEY]
m e m b e r s of
()
the h o u s e h o l d
(coll.)
()
BNEY-YEK11IDIM]
( h u m . , cont.)
sons
politely
[BONIM]
in
t i n badge; t i n c a n
dazzle
( || )flashy, d a z z l i n g
glamor
[BENYAKER]
()
()
()
BNEYMELOKhiM]

<3> ' |
t e a c h (sb.) a | : [ B O L E K ]
h a r s h / i m p r e s s i v e lesson
B o o k of N u m b e r s
Israelite
[BENMEYLEK.11
b l i n d m a n ' s buff
(masc.)
[BEN-YISRO'ELBNEY]
<> |
glamor
chant unintelligibly
b l i n d , d a z z l e imp.
b u i l d i n g , edifice, s t r u c t u r e
darling
glamorous
()
existence
[BINYENBINYONIM]
( 2 .
( )
t i n , (of) sheet m e t a l
son
[ ]
[BENIMTSE]
.1
tin pan, tin can
[ B E N I M E S ]
urbane, p o l i t e
available,
only
<$> ' |
|| t i n plate, sheet m e t a l
[ B N E Y B A Y E S ] /
[BENYOKIIED
<$> |
( A ) ( )
leaf t h r o u g h , browse (in)
r e g a r d to, i n reference to, re

mate
bubble
peruse, t u r n (pages of),
8 8
[BENEGEYE]
( ) n
bubble g u m
leaflet; washer
temporary
concerning, i n
vernacular
or A r a m a i c
otherwise k n o w n as
with
bubble
family
[BENDO'RBNEY]
[ B ( E ) L A Z ]
of Hebrew
m e m b e r of the h o u s e h o l d , one of the

con-
( * )
s p a r k l e , shine
J a c o b the son
[ Y A N K E V ... YITSKJIOK]
glamorous
complimentary way
[ B E N ]
*|$
[ S O ' F E K ]
[ B E M A T O N E ]
|| the son of
||
[BEMEshEKh] 8
as a g i f t ; i n a
( )
g l i m p s e || | glance
exist

<> |
(^ )
|| at first glance
| * j a v a i l a b l e [ B I M T S I E S ]
during, i n
lighten
flash g u n
pardon
of
flash;
there are flashes of l i g h t n i n g
[BAMIDBOR]
i n the O l d T e s t a m e n t
i n cash
prince
100
[ B I M Z U M E N ]
692
"by
[BEEZREsHAshEM]
the h e l p of G o d " ( f o r m u l a used
by
Orthodox
of
Jews
at
the
head
antly
written documents; abbrev. )

o n one's
|| bed
graceful,
|| concrete
berth
|| please
townsman
()
[B1Nsh1ME-AK.hEs]
<$> |
breath
[BENshishiMBNEY]
()
(| )
( || ) p r a y
beg, i m p l o r e , entreat,
septuagenarian
in one
sexagenarian
- / 1 i n v i t e
|| p r a y (for)
( )
[BEN-I'RBNEY]
[BENshiviMBNEY]
)(
ask; request, b i d , beg;
*-
beg
beggar
[]
suave
fellow
(A ) ( )
handouts
pleasant,
(*)/
deathbed
bedding
gracefully, pleas- [ B E N E I M E S ]
[BENshMOYNiM
()
BNEY]
( . . . )
()
[BENTOYREBNEY]
H beseech, p l e a d w i t h , wheedle
octogenarian
(Jew.)
scholar
j| be n e e d e d / d e s i r a b l e 1
secretly,
a n o t h e r w o r d is needed
I | t i a l l y ; c o v e r t l y , p r i v a t e l y
be c o y
| $ ||
bawl
w i n e glass, goblet
sepal
calyx
t i p off
<3> |
secrecy
v e r y secretly
all
told, in
[ ]
[ ]
[AKhsANYE] ( )
babble, m u m b l e
<3> |
Bedouin
[BiTo'idiN] ( )
( )
ant
father of b o y b e i n g ( )
circumcised
(said
t y person
) ( =
i n view of o u r m a n y
with reference to the

of an unfavorable
man;
Belgian
kulak
sins
inevitability
development)
lilac
[ G U ' F ] ( )
Belgium
[BAVOYNESE'YNU-HO-
RA'BIM]
haugh- [ G A ' Y V E ] ( )
person i n
)(
bathhouse a t t e n d -
faith, o p t i m i s t
(A *> ) ( )
( i r o . ) b a g a n d baggage
innkeeper
( )
p00h!
bean
sponsible person
corpulent

all
(the letter) B
[ A K h R A Y E s ] ( )
m a n of
[SO'YDES]
[BES(A)K}1AKL]
[ B A L ; pi. B A L E - ] ...
of; o w n e r of
re-
( || ) h keep secret
( )
( *< )
[BESO'D]
secret, undercover
(A !< ) ( )
m a n of, person
confiden-
[BEZBushNiK] - ) (
( ^ )
shameless person
broom
[ D O ' V E R ] ( )
()(/ )
sweep
question; culprit
sweep vt/vi
101
' | )(
691
sup-
[KhEYuNE]
()
(He-
( )T
[DI'KDEK]
porter, wage earner

animal
[BALidiAish]
()
[KIIALO'YMES]
dreamer
sus-
[ K h s h o D 1 M ] ( )
picious p e r s o n
bene-
factor
person
[YO'YVL]
whose
anniversary
)(
is
being
celebrated
YETSIM]
adviser
[ K i s h R E N ( )
KISIIRO'YNES]
perforce
[ ] m*/**
)( =
[BAL(E)
BESL]
()
control
(fern.)
p r o p r i e t o r , o w n e r , mistress; hostess;
housekeeper, housewife; l a n d l a d y
||
(A )
man,
cataract
artisan
( ^ )
lord
()
MAshK0NES]
go
()
m a t u r e ; of means; courtly, well-toeconomy,
do,
genteel, c o m f o r t a b l e
[]
()
for,
have
an
be eager t o / f o r
mind
I wouldn't mind know-
keep
[BAL(E)BA TEVE]
O |
house,
manage
()
( )
victor, conqueror
spender
()
[HALVO'E]
( m o n e y ) lender
[HAMTSO'E]
( )
ingenious p e r s o n
su
[ H A z h c o ' K h E ] ( )
pervisor
influ-
[HAshpo'E] ( )
ential person
person
[ZIKORN]
( )
with good memory
eagerness, i n - [ B A L O N E S ] ( )
terest
vi.
rule; bully

ing
NITSKIIO'YNES]
-/
household
/
* ( u r g e f o r / t o ,
[NITSO'KIIN
[ ]
[ B A L ( E ) B A T 1 s h ] *
not
p e t t y bourgeois
petit-bourgeois
patrician;
[HETSO'E]
pawnbroker
?* ,
f w i s h ,
(cont.)
LEKJI]
.1
33
*( - interested p e r s o n ; v o l u n t e e r
in;
[BALEBA'TIM-
newly-wed m a n
( )
[MAPO'YLES]
[BALNBALONIM]
()
(iro.)
L(E)BESL]
( )
(BAL(E)BOSTE]
( )
[MELO'KIIE]
interested
BAL(E)BATIM]
/ * H m a s t e r ; l a n d l o r d
[BA-
miracle worker
be
p r o p r i e t o r , o w n e r ; h o s t ; boss,
thoughtful person
[MA'SIIKN
( )
()
[MAKhsho'vEs]
slum-
preacher
()
[BAL(E)BO S
[ K 0 R K h 0 K h ] *
[MUM]
MO'FSIM]
crafts-
tedious o r a t o r ; (Jew.)
NIM]
talented person
[KO'RKIIE]
u n w i l l i n g (ly)
[MO'YFES
in a u t h o r i t y ; influential p e r s o n
[DARshNDARsho- (/)
( )
[YO'YETSYO'
perforce
( )T
[DE'YE]
(5 )5*
[TO'YVE]
cripple
brew) g r a m m a r i a n
person
debtor
[KIIO'YV]
animal, living
( )
[KIIA'Y]
()

being
690
| | :(A * ) ( )
l o n g , be h o m e s i c k ,
long
( )BOW
yearn
best
[AGO'LE]
(for)
fiction
[ A ' V L E ] ( )
writer
( )
best seller
orally, verbally, by
w o r d of m o u t h
oral, verbal
(A )
assistant
teacher
|| y o u h a d b e t t e r n o t t e l l h i m
y i e l d , come a r o u n d , relent
t a k e a t u r n for the
reader of the
^[= 1]
(Jew.)
[SIIE'M]
[si'MichE]
ing a celebration
b l o w e r of the
practi-
[ T A ' K I I L E S ] ( )
[ T K I ' E ] ( )
cal man
( )
|| _| bear
( )
peni-
[Tshu'vE] ( )
|| |
tent
(A * ) ( )
hilly
miner
(stock) exchange
( )
ribbon
( ' ^ )
,
(A * ) ( )
gasoline; benzine
( )
candles for S a b b a t h
( )
bless (a person);
( )
or
(Jew.)
<3> |
also s a y the b e n e d i c t i o n after a meal
mately, roughly
benefit ( p a y m e n t , per-
[ ]
thud
holiday benediction
) (
[BEEREKII]
approximate, rough
flat
||
blah-blah
( )
knoll
flat
mining
approxi-
[ T E K E ' Y E ] ( )
r a m ' s h o r n i n the synagogue
<> |
(' )
long jacket
about,
) (
bakery
stockbroker
()
[ ]
bleat
person b e i n g h o n o r e d at or sponsor-
pool; pelvis; roasting/baking pan
the B i g D i p p e r
miracle worker
A ( )
baker
()
[ B E E T S E M ] !
fundamental, virtual
hill; knoll
()
( )
of fact, i n essence
p o l a r bear
[ K O ' Y R E ] ( )
T o r a h i n the synagogue
s i c a l l y , f u n d a m e n t a l l y , as a m a t t e r
basin, (artificial)
<$> ' |
beef steak
basically, intrin-
c h a r i t a b l e person, p h i l a n t h r o p i s t
) (
improvement
[ ] ...
()
()
[BAL-TSDOKE]
j ||
i m p r o v e vi.
in
t r a d i t i o n a l heder
better
smart aleck
^
[ B A L P E ' J
( )
( )
|| b e t t e r ; r a t h e r
fictional
[TY]
beast, b r u t e
^ )(
fiction
( A A * )
beastly, b e s t i a l
( )
driver, coachman
wrongdoer
( )
longing, nostalgia
sinner
(wagon)
s l i g h t l y (for)
longing, homesickness
<> )$< |
()
[AVE'YRE]
r e p o r t (sb.) t o
( )
formance)
chair, stool
103
(A ) ( )
689
mole, w a r t
( )
b o l d , brave, m a n l y
|| b i r c h
|| | b r a v o ! w e l l d o n e !
fracture,
t h e (same)
(_
actually
in
[BIFRESYE]
espe-
in detail
( 2 .
|| b r o n z e
brandmark
perfect h e a l t h
versed, s k i l l e d ,
[BEKIIM]
[BOKE] |
proficiency,
I
)
versed/skilled
person
[ B ( E ) K I E S ] ( ) ( ) : ?:
skill, mastery
i n short, briefly
[ B E K I T S E R ]
succinct
news b r i e f
trash
soon, s h o r t l y
O |
request, plea
[ ] ( = )
[ ] *
104
[ B A K O S I I E ] ( )
wade, p l o d
( )
[ ]
[BEKOREV]
forthcoming
A ( )
[BERo'sh]
.)
| ) ( h proficient, a d e p t
( )
shred, c r u m b l e vt.
[BEKO'L-RO'M] !
( ^ )
reject, c o n d e m n imp.
[ ] !
[BEKAV-HABRI'ES]
aloud
( )
damaged/condemned goods;
frugally
( )
toad
[BEKABOLE]
traditional
in
distil liquor
bracelet
[BETSIMTSEM]
<$> ' |
|| _ | l i q u o r , w h i s k y
at the h e a d (of)
[ ] ( )
by oral tradition
( )
harrow
brooch
[ B E T S I B E R ]
0> |
harrow
collectively
|| )
( )
line (of business)
|| | |
( )
brand
m u t u a l fund
austerely,
( )
bracelet
[BETSAVOE]
bequeath
1 petrel
burnt-offering
[BIFRA'T]
( ) .1
g a n g r e n e ; (grain) b l i g h t
[ B I F R O ' T I E S ]
i n one's last w i l l
( )
bromine
2.
:}
cially, i n particular
number
e x t r e m e l y expensive
[BIFROYTRET]
particularly,
( )
p o r t a l , c i t y gate
public !
in detail
( )
conflagration, blaze;
[BEFEYRESII]
decidedly, outright
openly,
( )
fractional
[MAMEsh]
( )
fraction, fractional p a r t
|| p l i c i t , d o w n r i g h t , d e c i d e d , p o s i t i v e
( )
scrap
fraction,
[REPOYEL]
clear, ex-1.
woe i s m e ! ! ( d i s a s t e r
h e r n i a l truss
[BEYS]
time
( > )
crack;
[MA'YSE]
actually
( )
spit
break,
at
( )
(A )
* 1 .
during
broil
skewer
()
broiler
(roasting) g r i l l
2 . ||as, w h i l e
( )
gravy
|| roast
1 ) (
<S> |
furrow
( )
clatter
bristle
applaud
c l a t t e r , peal
( )
<$> |
688
|| | head
|| w e l c o m e [ B O R K I I A B E ] ( ) . 1
[ B O R E K I I A B O ' ]2.
welcome!
[B0RUKh-Hu7B0RK.hu]
booklet, pamphlet
after
genesis; B o o k of
in
Genesis
welcome
primeval
[B0RKhAshEM]
sensible
[BRUKhiM-HABo'iM]
benediction at
M i t z v a h ; (hum.)
son's
h u m ; roar
sore, a n g r y ,
Bar-
out of sorts
be a n g r y , fret
( )
filth, s q u a l o r
brother
nephew
niece
( )
b r o t h e r h o o d , frater-
cobblestone
[BEROKhL
(hum.)
gross i n c o m e
brutal
( )
brewery
O |
bread;
loaf;
()
( )
breadbox
h a v e to, need
( )
black and
( )
(<E> ;|* )
|| b r o w n
<5< >$< |
bridge (game)
civil war

blue
g u s t e d (by)

livelihood
[BRIE] ( )
brigade
<$> |
froth
burn, scald; rankle
loathe, be d i s -
sparkle, effervesce
stipulate most explicitly
creature, b e i n g
frothy; vehement, turbulent
; | | H A K T A N O ]
( || |* scalding) b u r n
A ( )n
ferment
( )
B i T K h o 6
[HAidiNosE] || gross . . .
cranberry
pave ( w i t h cobblestones)
( )
n i t y (organization)
( )
t u r n i p ; t u r n i p s (coll.)
( )
buddy
( )
( )
b r o t h e r l y , fraternal
cobblestone p a v e m e n t
[ ]
foul, filthy, s q u a l i d
( )
mountain
(at)
( > ] [ )$ < |
( / )
t h o r a x , chest
sulk
b r o k e n relationship
)( =
cowberry,
( ).2 | also
friction;
[ ]
breast
[ B R U I M ]
[ B R O Y G E S ] ( ) .1
h u m ; roar
( * )h offended; sullen, cross
a t the t o p of the w o r l d
well
[ ]
creatures
good riddance
[BERUME-SIIELO'YLEM]
momentous
()
intelligent, r a t i o n a l
)(
SIIEPOTRANI]
(fig.)
[BARDA'AS]
person
or
father's
[ ]
)(
welcome! (to more t h a n one a r r i v a l )

reply to [ H A Y O Y S I I V I M ]
[BOREKh
[ B R E Y S I I E S ]
to said
thank G o d
( )
soft-covered, p a p e r b a c k
)
[BOREKJI-HANI'MTSE]
|| *
h e a d , t a k e the lead
blessed be H e (phrase a d d e d
reply
[BOREKh D A Y E N
E M E S ] 8
" B l e s s e d B e the T r u e J u d g e , " w o r d s
said u p o n b e i n g
( ) /
informed
of
some-
one's d e a t h
105
687
to make a
(feeling of) b r o t h e r h o o d ,
long story short

scalding; pungent
baraitha, a
[BRAYSE]
fraternity
loathsome, u g l y , n a s t y
()
efficient,
d i s c u s s i o n b y r a b b i s of the M i s h n a i c
be
p e r i o d w h i c h w a s n o t i n c l u d e d i n the
()
h s k i l l f u l
.2(
even if
( 2 .
efficient housewife
( )
[ B O ' R E L I ] *P
|| b r i l l i a n t
1.
d i a m o n d ; jewel
d i a m o n d ; precious,
[ L Y ] *
Brussels
k i c k pf.
< | * <
alternative,
[BERYEsh]
efficiency; a c h i e v e m e n t
[ ]
d e x t e r i t y , efficiency
[ ]
()
mailman
( )
stationery
mailbox
{1
the C o v e n a n t between G o d
and
A b r a h a m ; (Jew.)
( )
bully
( )
|| be a b u l l y
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( A < ) ( )
<$> ' |
bully
choice, o p t i o n , recourse
optional
British
2.
0!
( )
bread c r u m b s
circumcision
iBRis-KhADo'shE]
still,
illegal
(A
with
girl's
birth
(a
()
w i d e , b r o a d , a m p l e ; far-
()
!.1
r e a c h i n g , e x t e n s i v e ; l i b e r a l , generous
width, breadth; latitude;
regional
across, cross-
folk
( 2 .
circum-
[ B R I S M I L E ]
wise
broadminded
generous,
cision ceremony
blessing, bene-
[BROKIIE] (m)
generosity, m a g n a n i -

mity, bounty
[ B A R M A Z L ] ( )
[ B A ' R M E N E N ] ( )
[BARMITSVE]
()
relatively broad;
corpse; r e m a i n s
(Jew.)
magnani-
mous
diction; boon
l u c k y person
.1
dead body,
h amplitude
custom)
(Jew.)
( ) .1
(coll.)
distillery
Testament
celebration connected
|| c r u m b , shred
ceremony
New
()
! ) (
note, message
( )
()
b r a v e vt.
handy,
9sn
|| k i c k
[BREYRE]
) (
k i c k imp.
cult
<$> |
bridge t o l l
letter, epistle
( )*
*floor
[LY]
b r i d g e ; (dial.)
circumstances)
deft, dexterous, efficient
b o i l , s c a l d , b u r n imp.
L ] <2> |
roar
Brussels sprouts
m a n a g e (under diffi-
skillful,
darling
(eye)glasses
person
g o o d / a p t / s k i l l f u l at
M i s h n a h b u t i n the G e m a r a
roar
[ B E R Y E ] ( )/ .1
(A * )
| | - c o m p r e h e n s i v e
swell w i t h p r i d e
B a r M i t z v a h , a boy's coming
brew
<$> _|'
of age a n d a s s u m p t i o n of religious
|| e x p a t i a t e , t a l k at l e n g t h
<J> _|
106
||
686
nnfca
torrid
flammable
||
burn
vi.,
be
on
no
irk,
. b e
do
!
to
Bar
[BOKhER]
M i t z v a h boy
crumble
vt.
c r u m b l e vi.;
voluntarily
authority,
expert
tot
<J> |
edge; b r i m ,
be r e l u c t a n t
[ Y A M ] | b a n k , shore, coast
also
[ B E R O T S N ]
border;
Coast Guard
rave
|| t a r p a u l i n
[ B E ' S I I U ' M - O ' Y F N ] 8 . . .
[BEshuTFEs]
()
joint,
common
I ]
p a r t y line
next to,
b r e a c h ; v i o l a t i o n ; re-
[BEshoLEM]
fraction
break vt/imp;
fringe
break
at peace (with)
( )h u n h a r m e d
perfectly, c o m -
[ B I S I I L E Y M E S ] 8
(rev.
in his t i m e ; at t h a t
[ ] /
upon,
con.)
*2.
at the
(same)
[BESIIA'S]
h as, w h i l e
[MA'YSE]
crowbar
silently,
( )
armload
( )
8
b r i n g , fetch;
[ B i s f m K E ] 8
b r i n g u p (a t o p i c )
bring
fuel
burn
107
pass
)(
firewood
to
h i n c u r
bearer
[ ]
[ P S U R E ] ()
h adduce
f e n t a i l ,
( )
('8/>$<) |
cause, b r i n g a b o u t ,
reptitiously, s t e a l t h i l y ; u n d e r h a n d
message, a n -
(eye)brow
blast
[ B E S I I E F E ] /9
surreptitious
( )
kiln
! _ ful, a p l e n t y ; profuse
sur-
vi/imp
contrary
=
abound
imp.;
(pages)
b u r n ; fervor, zeal, s p i r i t , v e r v e
full || s p i r i t e d ||
time
abundant, plenti-
up
vomit
[ B E S I I A T E ]
the
vomit
fragile, b r e a k a b l e
[ B E S I I A T E M ] *
whereas, when o n
violate;
( m a k e
|| d u r i n g 1.
( | )
( | ) f-
tim
in their time
in-
be nauseated (by)
pletely
intact
( )
fragile, frail
|
next d o o r to
safely,
( *> ) /
()
[BishKhEYNEs] ( )
intact,

<$> |
debris, r u b b l e ; s c r a p ; w r e c k a g e r
in c o m m o n , i n c o n j u n c t i o n (with)
||
( )
board
no a c c o u n t , b y no m e a n s
jointly,
(/)
ashore 1 coast, beach
awares
on
[BARSAMKhE] ( )
[ B E S I I O Y G E G ] *
unwittingly, un-
!*
[ B A R N A ' S I I ] )(
ing
( *> )
shred;
||
h u m a n be-
( )
scrap, c h i p , c r u m b , bit,
 |
fire!
matter what you
also
responsibility
fire
||

( )
685
permanently
[BITMIDES]
unfailing
permanent
fixture
on the c o n d i t i o n
nouncement;
news, t i d i n g s j
spices; (Jew.)
[ ) ( )
|| the d a u g h t e r of
Dinah
the
all
|| i n c l u d i n g
the
[BESOYKIIEM]
children,
ceremony
spicy
man,
[BASYEKhiDE]
mortal
kosher m e a t
shops)
()!
[BAS-YISROEL]
as, i n the sense
sibilities
girl
of
assuming
the
_ H of; b y w a y of
I g i v e i t t o y o u as
those p a r t s of
[BATIM]
the p h y l a c t e r i e s w h i c h c o n t a i n the
i n s c r i b e d slips of p a r c h m e n t
respon-
a n adult Jewess at
w i t h ex-
her
he
does
[BETAKhLEs-HA...] ..!
i n g this e v e n t
| treme ... j
it with
extreme
| * {h p r e c i s i o n J
[ B A S M A L K E ] ( )
oracular voice
[ H A L V O E ]
a loan
(Jew.)
thirteenth b i r t h d a y ; ceremony mark-
princess
[ B A S M I T S V E ] ) ( *
Mitzvah,
[BETOYRES]
w o m a n ; Jewess
Bath
KoshER]
[BOSER
( i n s c r i p t i o n f o u n d o n kosher b u t c h e r
[ 1
only daughter
Israelite
( )
[ P S U L E ] ( )
virginity
[BOSERVEDO'M]
[ ]
including Berl
virgin, maiden
[ ] ( ^ *> )
[ B A S ]
[DINE ... Y A N K E V ]
t a i n e r for spices used i n the h a b d a l a h
d a u g h t e r of J a c o b
[ P S O M I M ]
c e r e m o n y a t close of the S a b b a t h
perforated c o n -
[ B i T s h u v E ] ( ? )
(to)
the
spices smelled d u r i n g the h a b d a l a h \
[ B I T N A ' Y ] ( )
that, provided that
in answer
(exciting/upsetting)
1 1
[ B A S K O L ] ( *! )
[SINE]
loathe
vet, n a m e o f the
[VEYS]
( )/
letter of the Y i d d i s h
[VEYS]
a l p h a b e t ; p r o n o u n c e d [v]; n u m e r i c a l
letter
value (identical with
begin with
108
: (. (No
this
letter)
words
m y goodness!
! h thank G o d
letter
|| hello!
the
the matter
|| p r o p e r l y
"God
godsend
gabardine
!_/
tapestry
kind, variety
unforeseeable
egg
flip
|- close of the S a b b a t h
conceit,
impious
d i v i n e service
arrogant, haughty, con-
ceited
slobber
drool
s a l v a t i o n , deliver-
|| a t a g a l l o p
safety r a z o r
in-
[GEOYNES]
[GEOYNISII]
genious, b r i l l i a n t
g a l l o p2.
extremely
( )
haberdashery
the 7 t h a n d 1 1 t h centuries A . D .
( )
sportsmanlike, gallant
[ G O E N G E O Y N I M ] ()
brilliance, genius
| <>
gallant
J e w . a c a d e m y i n B a b y l o n i a between
| | 7 | ||
gallon
l i a n t m a n , genius; G a o n , head of a
sport, g a l l a n t
O ' |
[G(E)ULE]
Messiah
bril-
|| bile, g a l l ; g a l l b l a d d e r ; m a l i c e
ance, r e d e m p t i o n ; t h e c o m i n g of the
u n d e r p a n t s , drawers
[ 1 8
( )
the d a y a f t e r Y o m K i p p u r
haughtiness
Gothic
nauseate
[GAYVE]
( )
|| spite
<3> ' |
cackle
arrogance,
s t a n c e / f a c t o r / o u t c o m e ; toss-up
g o o d - n a t u r e d person
O |
( )
( )
( . . . )
circum-
( )
cackle
god, d e i t y
divinity, deity
( )
jet (mineral)
prayer said m a i n l y b y women a t the

2
|| gift, b o u n t y
h you?
of A b r a h a m , " a
value: 3
with
gram
|| for G o d ' s sake! !
what's
[GIML]
|*
|| u n s c r u p u l o u s
Yiddish
! h entirely innocent
|| be m e r c i f u l
of
a l p h a b e t ; p r o n o u n c e d [G]; n u m e r i c a l
[NEshoME] h my G o d !
gas; fume
( )
gasoline
gas imp.
gas m a s k
.1
gauze
( )
, . || G o d
109
O |
( )
( )
( ). 1
683
b a b y carriage
( * )
gangrene
goose
alto||
gaggle
<E> ' |
complete;
*.1
1 i n t a c t ; full
q u i t e , 2.
in
|| ...wide
wall-to-wall
Gaul
2.
|| G a l i c i a n
of
the
Eastern
between
Poland, and
Poland
razor
r a z o r blade
shaver
gallery
also
|| v i s i t o r , guest
visit
(^ )
gall bladder
( )
golf
w a l k , gait, pace; m o v e
hospitality
set,
suite;
|| at the same t i m e
(automobile)
1 gear
run an errand; go smooth-
send on
( )
an
| h
|*
ly,
launch, start,
street u r c h i n
( )
i n progress,
harlot, streetwalker
( )
| * V i n o p e r a t i o n ; o p e r a t i v e
gape
f o r k ; (electric) p l u g
silverware,
knives and
||
<S> |
( )
errand
h set off; a c t u a t e
the
assumption
it's a far c r y !
that
t h i s is no s m a l l d i s t a n c e ! t h i s is no
m e a n task!
forks

proceed o n
(hum.)
| h
hum
gastronomical
m e t h o d , m a n n e r , h a b i t ; drift, t r e n d ;
complete
_O |
parlor
(! )
( )1
(in a g a m e ) ; e r r a n d ; course, process;
)(
hospitable
( )
scale; g a m u t , range
vt/vi
host
(! )
chin
(_* )_/ |h c o m p a n y
( . . . )
shaving cream
( )
(! )
golf course
( )
be v i s i t i n g
( ^ )
shaving brush
( )
in Jewish society
<3> || )(
H J e w i s h q u a r t e r
cast iron
( ^ = )
pure, sheer
( )
flow, t o r r e n t
the
( ^ ' )
s h a v e vt/vi
now \
and
U.S.S.R.
entirety; whole, u n i t y
|| street
Moun-
bitter, malicious; virulent
w h o l e *
wholeness, completeness,
'|
Carpathian
H u n g a r y , t h e n to
split
totality
full-time
()
( )
t a i n s , b e l o n g i n g f o r m e r l y to A u s t r i a -
..
days on end
Galicia, a province north
<*n
a l l - d a y , full-time
( )
.1
n a t i v e of G a l i c i a
full
( )
( || i r o . , emph.)
( )
complete unit, whole,
golden; darling
overall picture, gestalt
darling
goldsmith
rather, pretty, fairly

citywide
|| g o l d ;
( ^ )
extremely rare/expensive
(moon)
quite;
|| a t large
( )
( )
gether, a l l , f u l l y ,
( )
gander
O ^ |
jelly
A ( )
Ghana
entire,
gallop
( )
porch, stoop
whole,
current
> $< |
110
'
two-
682
|| '-storied
...
storied
garrison
( )
<$> |
.1
|| i n the w h o l e w o r l d
set (of tools, parts, etc.)
gape, gaze a t
|| w h o l e , entire
a l l , 2.
H all
the
( )
outfit, s u i t
( )
h throughout
the
pletely, e x t r e m e l y ; (unstressed)
? || not a t a l l ! !\ -
O |
|| e x t r e m e l y
( || not) a t a l l .1
*
.2
as
belittle,
if
nothing
completely
| h n o t h i n g , n i l
make l i t t l e / n o t h i n g
nonentity,
( is t h a t so?
y o u are here,
obliterate
o n the far
|| |
nobody;
surprisingly
H e x t r e m e l y , e x c e e d i n g l y
happened
shrug off; u n d o ; d e s t r o y ,
house
altogether, q u i t e , u t m o s t , f u l l y , c o m ,
g a r n i s h imp.
that
is a l l
? 1 w h i t e
h of a l l places?
right
( ).3 1 of
H a n u k k a h top
good-for-nothing
trivial
money
garage

pledge,
n o t h - . 1 [shEBEN1shr]
guarantee;
( )
( )
()
complete non-
security
.2 ( i n g w h a t e v e r
guarantee
entity
girdle
( )
g r o o v e ; furrow
carbuncle
(mechanical) t u m b l e r
office of the gabe
trustee
throat, larynx,
( )
()
gargle
larynx
A d a m ' s apple
a gabe;
()
|| l i m i t , b o u n d s ,
the
domain
bounds
of,
wardrobe; cloak room,
checkroom
b e l t ; esp. (Jew.)
|| o u t of b o u n d s (of)
[ M I K I U J ' T S ] ()
within limits
||
m i g h t , prowess,
|| g a r d e n
rich man
garden
|
*
mustard
fortitude;
( )
gorilla
( )
yarn
[ ]
c r a v e for, y e a r n for
] [
floor,
)( ) (
the w e a l t h y
prayer
A ( )
vegetables (coll.)
e x p l o i t , feat; forte
valiant, stalwart
- d u r i n g
surpass, o u t d o , o u t s h i n e
[ G V U R E ] ( )
valor, heroism,
belt w o r n ( )
h w i t h i n the confines of
strength;
( )
( )
( )5
('_ )
drape
l a d y trustee
within
(...)
(...)
cutthroat
of a H a s i d i c r a b b i
[GA'BETE]
A ( )
a synagogue; manager of the affairs

wife of
( ) -
gullet; A d a m ' s apple
)(
tannery
or w a r d e n of a p u b l i c i n s t i t u t i o n , esp.
(Jew.)
* |
tanner
( )
[GABOES]
[GABEGABOIM]
( )
t a n (leather)
( )
( )
soup k i t c h e n
O |
sheaf (of g r a i n )
story; upper story;

flight
111
> $< |
( )
of stairs
681
tocsin, alarum;
(...)
affluent; of the w e a l t h y
(burglar) a l a r m
i m m e n s e , m i g h t y , terrific
scream, shriek; rave,
w e a l t h , affluence
testi-
violent rip
mony
strong man, m a n l y
[ G V A R ] ( )5
( )

(royal) guard
governess
person
virility
[GAVRES]
( )
virile
( )
(screw) t h r e a d
manly
( )
Guinea
celebrity,
bump, lump
[1
[GVARish]
( )
glory,
grandeur;
[GDULE]
w h a t is
decree
? V boast a b o u t
boast a b o u t ?
conceit, arrogance,
[ 1
[ G A D L E S ] 0*-!
[ G O Y Z E R ] ( _ )
(usu.
good;
conceited, v a i n
; A ) .1
0
quite hot; good and

as g o o d as; v i r t u a l l y
| q u i t e
[ ]
)( 4
[GADLENGADLONIM]
' 1 h o t
c o n c e i t e d / v a i n person
restraint,
[GEDERGDORIM]
( || _)fine; w e l l a n d g o o d ||
! || please,
kindly
'
) (
(- g o o d
h g o o d
* || _m a k e g o o d , m a k e u p
(rev.
I
con.) be well-off/
am
be o n g o o d
well;
()
governor
LIM]
|| g o o d b y e
||
[GOYELGO'YELIM/GOYA-
morning
|| ) ( g o o d e v e n i n g
government
over-
happy/lucky
well-off
invincible,
() _* )
uncon-
||
querable
/ || violence, force
cry,
||
favor
raise a c r y
help!
favorable; benevolent
.1
( / ) .21 v i o l e n t l y , b y force !
s c r e a m , s h r i e k ; hue a n d c r y ; emer-
3.
| h
||
scream
for heaven's sake!
friendship, c o m r a d e s h i p
||
[GOYVER]
come, v a n q u i s h , s u r m o u n t , c o n q u e r \
( )
h terms w i t h
evil eye; h a r m
fellowship,
in Czarist Russia)
estate ( ) or .3 h a l l r i g h t , O . K .
(good)
(province
* h h a p p y / l u c k y
.2 ||
1
( | )
( ...)
gubernatorial
night
*
( )1
limitation
| - s e r v e s . . . r i g h t !
vanity
stg. unfavorable)
( A A
there t o celebrate? w h a t is there t o
gant
extravagance
glee, e x u l t a t i o n , g a i e t y ; s o m e t h i n g t o
( )
prominent man
e x a g g e r a t i o n ; 10t, h e a p
extrava-
mp
[ ]
[GODLGDOYLIM]
( )
[ G u z M E G U Z M E S / ( / )
GUZMOES]
( )
[GVIES-E'YDES]
<$> |
rant
exaggerated;
* 5
' 5
!||
|| v i o l e n t ; e m e r g e n c y
|| {emergency
_*
benevolent, k i n d (hearted)
[MAYSIM]
(hum.)
benevolence, k i n d n e s s
112
gency
_|
brake
...
v i o l e n t acts, v i o l e n c e
terrific
680
double c h i n ( )
gentile, n o n - J e w i s h [coish]
gentile, n o n - J e w i s h
(')( )
g o o d e v e n i n g (said
conclusion
woman
goulash, stew (^ )
guilder ( )
[GOYLEMGOYLOMIM]
(/ )
d u m m y ; a r t i f i c i a l m a n , such as the
one created, a c c o r d i n g to legend, b y
the M a h a r a l i n P r a g u e i n the 16th
also c l u m s y | '| - c e n t u r y
at the
of the
beneficial
Sabbath)
r e p l y t o a n y greeting b e g i n -
ning with
g r e e t i n g used
[YO'NTEV]
on Jew. holidays
good t h i n g s of life ( 5)
g o o d m o r n i n g ; hello
good-natured, b e n i g n
fellow
r o b o t [ ] ( )
crude [ ]
p u p a [ ] (A * )( )

the blessing said b y Jews [ G O Y M L ]
| h after escaping a great danger
t o say t h a t blessing
(soft) rubber, elastic ( )
rubber, elastic
rubber
palate ( )
sneaker (...)
cast ( )
- '_!
|| * l i k i n g , taste ( )
to the l i k i n g of
savor, soak i n O |
d y i n g person [ G O Y S E S ] ( )
d y i n g , m o r i b u n d [ ]
be i n m o r t a l agony, be [ 1 <$> |
benign

g o o d e v e n i n g
a l l t h a t is || g o o d - |
a m i c a b l y , \ - g o o d ; g o o d l u c k !
f b y
persuasion
, ( ) ( b y h o o k or b y c r o o k
give \ | - f a v o r a b l y
honorable m e n t i o n to
( )
sportsmanlike
patron
s p o r t s m a n s h i p , sport-
l y ethics
(Jew.)
goodness
|'
cemetery
c a n d y , goodies
com-
()
|'
rade, b u d d y ; regular fellow

d e v i l - | '
dying
[ = G O Y S E ] 3> |
|| b o d y ; flesh; fuselage ( )
Hasidic
()
|'
rabbi
close
bodily
proper; i n person, m y - , [ G U F E ]
h y o u r - , himself (etc.)
(_ 5)
|_
friend
at
peace, o n
friendly
( )
terms (with)
friendship 5_'5
good evening; good [ S I I A ' B E S ]
m o r n i n g (said on the
Sabbath)
n e i g h b o r l y [sh1thEYN1sh]
gentile, n o n - J e w ; J e w
( )
i g n o r a n t of J e w i s h t r a d i t i o n s
the president himself

p h y s i c a l e x a m i n a - ( )
OTH
tion
c o n s t i t u t i o n , p h y s i q u e ( )
b o d i l y , p h y s i c a l
| )( !
113
679
guitar
conversion to Judaism

( )
fate,
[GIER]
[ G A Y E S ]
geyser
work,
walk;
function;
lots
factor
(clock)
also
to,
tick;
accept
[ ] ( _ )
be a q u e s t i o n / m a t t e r
[ G O Y R E S ] _*
c o r n i c e ; ledge
evil
decree;
[GZEYRE]
*}
(^ )
()
)( BOW ( of; (rev. con.) be a t issue

\ - be i m p o r t a n t
come
n o w ! !()
( t o sb.)
()
robbery; booty
|| g o o n !
!()
(with
imperatives)
h o w c a n one...?
...
||
'5
that
[ G A Z L E V O Y E ]
p l u n d e r vi.
stock,
line,
[GEZE]
O . K . !
cont.)
gentiles,
sentence;
[ALPI]
divorce
||
|| d i v o r c e
d i v o r c e vt.
heroic,
soon,
2.
in
|| v e r y fast

resilient,
yielding;
elasticity; fertility, produc-
rapid transit
speedometer
rather
^
tivity I
) (
giant
long
()
gigantic
h speed
the
raising
[GIDL-BO'NIM]
of c h i l d r e n
haste
express t r a i n
p r o d u c t i v e , fertile
f before
, /
valiant
elastic,
.1
|| q u i c k l y , h a s t i l y
fiat
[ G I B O Y R I S I I / G i ' B E R i s h ] ]
|| fast, q u i c k , r a p i d , speedy
()
) (
p e d d l e r ; t r a m p ; h i k e r - ) (
avarice
strong person; hero \
Jewish populace
avaricious
()
|- rescript;
[GEGE'T]
[GIBERGIBOYRIM]
__
<
[GZAR]
\ - get d i v o r c e d :
non-
[ G E T G E T N ] ( )
witty
(usu.
fateful
b y fiat
( )
c l e r i c a l (of c l e r g y )
clergyman, minister
( )
race, s t r a i n
||
insane
[ G A Z L ] <$> | 1
breed,
one e a t w h e n there is n o t h i n g t o eat?
spiritual; mental; intellectual
tory
murderous
' ,
s p i r i t , genius; g h o s t
m u r d e r o u s ; p r e d a - [GAZLONish]
h h o w c o u l d I...?
! || a d v a n c e , progress
()
) (
robber, bandit
()
how was I to understand
how c a n
[GZEYLE]
[GAZLENGAZLONIM]
\- sue
()
edict
m o n e y i s n o t w h a t is a t i s -
||
(an i n t e r p r e t a t i o n o r r e a d i n g )
( - w e l l
effect, b r i n g a b o u t ; e n t a i l
(|| ' )
he i s w e l l , he fares
I ] 1
[GOYREMGOYRMIM] ( )
c a u s e , g i v e rise
(mechanism)
(rev. con.) b e , fare
1 lot, d e s t i n y , d o o m
fateful
w e a r \ - m a k e a m o v e (in a g a m e )
||
| 5
<*!
( / ; , |* )
( o n foot),
[GOYRLGOYROLES] (iTl) / 1
throw
( )
current, acceptable, i n vogue

go
( )
bias-
[GIDEFGIDUFIM]
( )
phemy; diatribe
( )
hell, inferno
(A )
[ G ( E H ) E N E M ] ( )
infernal
114
[ ]
678
lent t o h i g h - s c h o o l a n d j u n i o r c o l -
|| speed,
velocity;
lege
c a l i s t h e n i c s , exercise; p h y s -
|| g y m n a s i u m
|| |
g y m shoe; sneaker
favorable,
also
6
( )
[GILGLGILGULIM]
formation, metamorphosis;
according
to
Jew.
version;
lore, the
being
(human or animal) into which
s o u l of a d e a d person m a y pass t o
c o n t i n u e life a n d a t o n e for sins c o m -
con-
favor
foundry
imp.,
fluid
()
[ H A N E ' F E S I I ] 6
t i o n of the s o u l
foundry
( )
zloty
f f u n n e l ; cast, m o l d
watering can
merchants' guild
( )
w e d d i n g || ' | g o l d e n
-w
( )
(
soup
9(p
g y p s u m , plaster of P a r i s ;
( )
-*
(Jew.)
*1
[GILEAROYES]
f( surgical) cast
poison, v e n o m
gyroscope
ex-
6*
validity
( )
a p p l y , be v a l i d , be
greedy; a v i d
pass for, be c o n -
garland
(geographic) globe
2. /
main
good
v ( | )
guillotine
glaze
( )
( * )
.1
O |

(Jew.)
()
[GIMATRI]
||
s t a l k , s t e m (of cabbage,
the letters of a w o r d , e q u a t i n g
words
on
the
basis
of
two
identical
n u m e r i c a l values (a m e t h o d used i n
Jew. mysticism)
gimmel,
n a m e of the
( ) /
letter
s t u d e n t of a gim-
)(
( )
lettuce); d u m m y , yokel
c o m p u t a t i o n of n u m e r i c a l values of
w i t h o u t purpose
fishy
' ( p r i n c i p l e s
reason,
( )
guillotine
.1
.2 1 g l i b ; u n e v e n t f u l
,()
he is considered a s c h o l a r
8
A ()
s m o o t h , e v e n ; fluent; slick,
o n general
8 f i n effect
*8
( | )
8 I- sidered
( )
glassware
showcase
no
|| glass (material)
( d r i n k i n g ) glass
[LAMDN]
( ^ )
global
(iro.)
invalid, void
validity
pulsion, banishment
*
|| v a l i d , g o o d , effective
[GEYREshGERushiM] ( )
greed; a v i d i t y
for
incest
( )6*
poisonous, v e n o m o u s
the
m i t t e d i n the p r e v i o u s i n c a r n a t i o n
transmigra-
( )
liquid,
flow
trans-
*$0
opportune,
(liquid)
( )
shorthand
fine g o l d
( * d u c i v e , a u s p i c i o u s
pour
( )
' |
expressway
ical education
p e r t a i n i n g t o calisthenics
rate
speed l i m i t
nazye
E u r o p e a n school e q u i v a -
( )
677
5 || j e l l y ; r i g i d i t y
( )
p o l i s h , g l e a m , luster, gloss,
rigor m o r t i s
glossy, b r i l l i a n t , s h i n y
[ G I L Y E N / G I L O Y E N G I L Y O Y - (m)
NES]
slippery
area; slippery
()
high point
rinic
(children's) slide
bell
c h i m e ;.glockenspiel
( ;
whose
I w o u l d n ' t p u t it p a s t her
superstition
also
at
equal;
like,
|| e q u a l
alike;
\-
flowers
||
be
unequaled
H i m m e d i a t e l y ;
h
equal
as i f ; as soon as
to,
on
right
a
par

desire
c o v e t , desire
||
|| alongside
with equal rights
lascivious
|| _* _suffer exile
detachment, unconcern
casual
_
!'
6'
||
be oppressed b y
Chr.
[GALEKhGALOKhiM] ( )
m i n i s t e r , esp. C a t h o l i c priest
glow
l i m b , m e m b e r ; (rocket)
( * )
stage
third
()
>*
cousin
nonchalance
indifferent, n o n c h a l a n t ,
( )
[ G O L E S ] ( )/
* !
unconcern,
||
... f w i t h , at the same t i m e as
indifference;
||
con.) w i s h for < ( )c o n t e n t
|| exile, d i a s p o r a
at the same t i m e as
(/< ( | )
to one's h e a r t ' s
(rev.
.2
( / )
longed-for; desirable
h t a n t a m o u n t to
|| e q u a l l y , i n t o e q u a l p a r t s
together
with
( )
desire, lust
away
in
( ) . 1
conversion
objectionable
also 2.
shaved,
sensible,
been
faith, belief, c o n v i c t i o n
\ _* - reasonable price
v i o l a t i o n of J e w . l a w
( )p
| 1 flowers a n d
has
h reasonable, r i g h t (idea)
there are
beard
straight; direct; erect; level,
[GOLUEKhGLUKhiM] ( )
1( stg.)
|| i n c r e d i b l e
O | 6

Jew
glorious
'|
credible, plausible
|| believe i n ; profess
glorify
( )
believe || believe (sb.)
even;
( )
glorious
faithful, believer
<$> |
glory
skate
ice s k a t e
( )
A ( )
s k i d ; $> | *
plausible; veracious
( )
stare
)(
slide, g l i d e vi/imp;
> $< |
gloss
!
<$>
( )
glossary
6.
dupe
s l i p p e r y , sleek, s l i c k ; elusive
ice s k a t e r
|8|8 || go ice s k a t i n g
(fig.)
shine, g l e a m
margin
* |h c o n d i t i o n s ; ice s k a t i n g
( )
shine; r a d i a n c e , g l o r y
filament
(first) c o u s i n
( )
( )
once r e m o v e d ; second cousin

firefly
( . . . )
676
fortunately,
... A
happy
(...)
1| <>
equivalence
glass; glass p a r t of a d e v i c e ; lens;

||
[MAshKE] ( - (in sb.'s
honor)
|| m y / y o u r / . . . k i n d
. . . / / ||
there is no e q u a l of
|| meet one's m a t c h
| 6 ||
( )
( | )
( )
and
[GAMATEM]
|| be e q u a l to
com-
like
*h pare oneself w i t h
equinox
unparalleled,
f yourself w i t h h i m ?
likewise!
( . . . ) -
un-
for the best; this, too, is for the best

()
[GMILES-KJIE'SED
-KhsoDiM]
esp.
the
Talmud
2. * || e q u a l , peer
[ G M A R ] ( )
the
which
the
comments
on
uniform
2.
chant
with
[NIGN]
run-off elections
(Jew.)
KhsiME
"the
g r e e t i n g ex-
'
equal
e q u a l i t y of r i g h t s
rights
G a l i l e e , p r o v i n c e of
of
good
the
f s e a l i n g "
rolling
up
w r a p p i n g of the
and
and
[GLILE]
T o r a h scroll
after
r e a d i n g from i t i n the synagogue

rumor, report
( - d a y
grace, f a v o r ; m e r c y ; q u a r t e r
[ G O L E L ] ( )
northern Palestine
the s e v e n t h d a y of the S u k k o t h h o l i
.1 *
changed b e t w e e n Y o m K i p p u r

with
conclusion
straightness, e q u a l i t y
[ G M A ' R ]
T O Y V E ]
|| s i m u l t a n e o u s
endowed
w h i c h the T a l m u d is s t u d i e d
[GMAR
.1 _|
(A )
s i m u l t a n e o u s l y , at the same t i m e
Mishnah
the
more reasonable, b e t t e r
[ G ( E ) M O R E ] ( )
G e m a r a , t h a t p a r t of
:-
matched
l o a n w i t h o u t interest
c o n c l u s i o n , decision
the T a l m u d ;
not
| *
how c a n y o u c o m p a r e
L E T O ' Y V E ] 6
the l i k e , a n d w h a t
|| l i k e n , c o m p a r e to | ) (
<> |
jingle
) ( / || d i t t o ) ( /
(A * ) ( ) n
zu
the e q u a l of ||*< k i n d , e q u a l
( )
( )
[GAM
homogeneous
caress
s p l e n d i d , magnificent
it's a l l
( )
|| u n e q u a l e d , u n m a t c h e d
glacier
you!
uniform, even, equal
( ;
blandishment
to
pet
same
glass
caress, pet, s t r o k e
(door)bell
equation
also c o c k t a i l p a r t y
glazier
()
equivalent
t i p s y , i n one's cups \ - pane
_
aphorism
straight, directly
(A ) ( )
glass of tea; get-together, tea
>*!
w i t t i c i s m , bon mot,
balance, e q u i l i b r i u m ; poise
bliss
equality;
*equality (of s t a t u s etc.)
* | l u c k i l y
blissful
small drinking
mathematical
happiness
m a t e r i a l benefits
mica
( )
( * )

glow
g o o d fortune, g o o d l u c k ;
(in battle)
117
<$> ?|
( * )
675
arm
in
arm
commandment

(/)
|| order
oppress
( )
<S>
'|
|| d e r o g a t o r y c o m m e n t
w i t h a l l due respect
properly

1 ) (
construction, structure
|| b u i l t ; based
condemnation
'
derogation
|| g i v e b i r t h t o ; sire
'|
.1
()
|| b o r n2.!
cial
derogation
|| be
b o r n thief
|
b i r t h rate

( )/
thievish; sneaky,
sneak
()
()
[ G A N E Y V I S I I ] 8
s h i f t y , furtive, s t e a l t h y
()
(...)
theft; l a r c e n y
( )
birth
|| E F G A N O V I M ]
[ G A N
[GANEYVE/G(E)NEYVE]
( )
progenitor, sire
f r o m / s i n c e b i r t h 5 \- b i r t h
birthday
...
>*
()
d e r o g a t o r y , adverse, p r e j u d i -
rest o n
n6e
to h i m
derogatory, uncomplimentary
()
|| steal
[GANVE]
||
<$>
sneak, s l i p
I-
in, slip in
r e a l m , d o m a i n , field (of
()
genizah,
edifice, c o n -
()
leaves of d a m a g e d
'_
()
bones, s k e l e t o n ; r e m a i n s
ligament
shrewd,
slippery,
the G a r d e n of
remaining
flowery
foliage
(cont.)
;
( . . . ) f deal
auxiliary

he
con-
,)
(8
(cards);
*|
scold
1 he is k n o c k i n g
H knocks
exchange
plea, e n t r e a t y ; p r a y e r
padding
pastry
geographical
geodesy
geodetic
()
geological
geometry
geometrical
wrangle
( )
118
geology
geologist
(once)
()
geography
hurried
venerable
( )
upholstered, stuffed
_..
constant barking
r u s h , haste, h u r r y
aspect
stant writing
for instantaneous
geographer
... f- s t r i k e (sb. w i t h )

'
[KSISE]
|| c o n s t a n t ...ing
give; administer (aid);
'
h E d e n ; paradise
a g o n y of d e a t h
litany
m a y he rest i n peace
kept
[ G A N E Y D N ] (*)/
wily
b l o o d ; passion, t e m p e r
b o o k s are
gracious, m e r c i f u l
*_
( )
slimy,
u n t i l t h e y c o u l d be b u r i e d
struction
building
()
[GNIZE]
s t o r e r o o m of a synagogue where t o r n
knowledge)
structure,
the
( ) 8
674
|| he lost his patience

provoke
m o u n t a i n s (coll.)
5 | |
patient
puzzle
(* )
| ) (
( )
hired; mercenary
mercenary
'|
thunderstorm
roast
vi.,
use
user
_|
thicket
stew
recollection,
(hum.)
gold-plated
jellied
re-
...
...
O |
| * h
region,
bowels, intestines
wiring
varicose

also d a t a
salary, pay
esp.
be m e n t i o n e d (at a l l )
thought, idea; motive
mentally sound; fully
||
conscious
reasoning
by divine
|| t h o u g h t
Chinese thought
t r a i n of t h o u g h t
( )
duration
( )
( )
long-lasting
last, c o n t i n u e
O |
imaginary, illusory

c o m p l i a n t , obedient
( )
(* * )
illness
|| this never h a p p e n here (or to y o u )
embroidery
| ) (
i n t e r c e s s i o n ; recover f r o m a c r i t i c a l
handicapped by
( )
H e a v e n preserve us; m a y
( | ) 6
dire s t r a i t s ) ,
( ' )
twisted, tortuous
|| g i v e n
_ 5 :
inference
fallacious
lattice
_* :
whirl, eddy; whorl
countryside
regional
( * )
throng; implication,
|| follow, be i m p l i e d
. . .
( )/
memorable
object lesson) w e l l
congestion, j a m , rush;
) (
neighborhood;
f o u n d l y impressed b y ; r e m e m b e r (an
(from
) (
similarity, resemblance
member
be s a v e d
|| * s i m i l a r
semble
|| r e m e m b e r imp.
be p r o -
m e m o r a b l e , easy t o re-
articulate(d)
memorial
passing r o m a n c e
brance, m e m o r y
memorable
( )
()
[gagu'iml]
'
domain, realm
( )
()
guttural
remem-
O |
( * )
brew
( )
consistency; density
t e r r i b l e (suffering)
thrive
t h i c k , dense; close; h e a v y
or
use
( )
prosper,
0<.
turbulence
d u r a b l e , l a s t i n g , i m p e r i s h a b l e
endure
*p
uterus, w o m b
|| patience, t e m p e r

119

^/
=
l e a r n , find
out,
673
c o m p l i a n c e , obedience
( | )
discover;
visit
(sb.,
esp.
grand,
|| desirable
lofty,
to
g r a n d e u r , loftiness
careful, c a u t i o u s
abode, d w e l l i n g
lament
( )
i m p u d e n c e , nerve
_'
used, a c c u s t o m e d
level (of w a t e r , s n o w , etc.)
.1
secret,
covert,
habit
get used t o imp.
injunction
uncanny
n -
O |
loud sound, reverberation
1 ) (
w e i g h t ( w e i g h i n g de-
( / )
helper, assistant, a i d e
game
victory
grand prize
riffraff
( > )
compound, (farm)yard
woman in childbed
unheard-of;
( )
properly
|| sure, of course 3. ||
definite (article)
b e l o n g / ( 0 | * ) ' ) ( ;
properly, satisfactorily
flood
( * )
of the
bold, daring
...
( )
spicy
tissue;
web,
weave;
careful (not) t o
goad
()
texture
frame of reference
relative
|| used
( )
habit
fabric, t e x t u r e
6TH || )(
( )n
( )
cautious, wary, circumspect
-< "
v ... ,...
|| c l o t h
vegetable k i n g d o m
tall
||
h t o ; (rev. con.) possess
spice
*8 .1
|| d u l y 2.
con.) h a v e o n one's conscience
plant; member
sure
( )
conscientious, s c r u p u l o u s
( * )
) (
a p p r o p r i a t e , p r o p e r , due
* .1
|| | conscience
un-
precedented; preposterous
( )
|| he is sure t o fall

( )
( m u s i c a l ) ear, h e a r i n g
a game)
( )
high (in pitch)
(| )
sure 98 .2 || c e r t a i n , g i v e n
brains
(musical) pitch
...
timber, lumber
| bear ( c h i l d ) , beget
victor, winner
( )
assistant m a y o r
( )
|| p r i z e ; w i n n i n g s ; g a i n
- || a s s i s t a n t
v i c e ) ; w e i g h t ( a m o u n t weighed)
(rev.
( )
win, gain; w i n over;
undercover
( )
( )
private,
also of course 2.||
for
smoked
u s u a l , c o m m o n , regular
b e a t (in
exalted, sublime
find o u t h o w h e / s h e is)
as desired
dignified,
to
( )

be (come) used t o
( )
habit
120
( )
! O |
672
|| H e a l t h ,
, h w e l l - b e i n g
Education and
Welfare
G o d bless y o u , gesundheit
response
(in
to sneeze);
response
(in
you're
to thanks);
used
in
.2 h famous
f f o r m i n g the
he h a d w r i t t e n
former, past, ex-...
|| |* bet, wager
!/
/ < )
firmament,
vault
d o m i n a t e , rule
( )O ' |
w e a r i t w e l l , enjoy w e a r i n g i t
(iro.)
depending on, up to;
family; household
( * )
bunch
( ) $
! )(
irrespective
of

(of people)
^
jigsaw puzzle
parting, leavetaking,
(of) c l o t h
arms
duration; durability
( )$
durable
( )
endure, last
clockwork; mechanism
( )O ' |
part (with), say goodbye

jigsaw puzzle
if o n l y this were
(to)
commonwealth
w h e n is t h i s
society, societal
social, c o m m u n a l
glee c l u b

c l u m p , cluster
seat, b u t t o c k s
|| l a w , s t a t u t e
( )
||
<)
sought-after;
wanted ad
( )
well, healthy;
( A ) .1
( )
()
|| farewell, g o o d b y e
( * )
( )
glee c l u b
sands, s a n d y areas
| | - [MIK11U'TS] lawless
outlaw
violation
singing; chant
...
organized society
! :
applicable?
sociability
O |
s a l t y ; r a c y (joke)
( )
s o c i a b l e ; societal
*
8
( )
O |
( )
society
|| if o n l y this were true of a l l of us!
( )
)(=
associate vi.
! h true o f . . .
( )
journeyman
O |
foliage, g r o w t h , v e g e t a t i o n
farewell
t a k e leave (of),
ns
f c o n t i n g e n t o n
(A < ) ( )w
(< )
( )
domination
' ) ( / ( ) h b o n v o y a g e
()
|| v a u l t
shop, store
) ( 5 / ( || )
assured; secure
bet (vt.)
(
w r i t e i f y o u l i k e (but d o n ' t b l a m e me)
countenance
( * )
_)( 1 l i k e
h a v e a nice t r i p ,
actor
pluperfect
medicine)
enjoy y o u r . . . i n g ; if y o u
enjoy y o u r w r i t i n g ;
formerly
m a y this help
bless y o u ! a t t a b o y !
imperatives)
.1
|| sometime,
the f o r m e r l y
particle
welcome
' H y o u ( i n administering
in good health; ( w i t h
121
buxom;
wholesome
)( h r o b u s t
I / w e ' l l be
( / )( )
health,
( )
*2.
[ seeing y o u , so
|| m a n a l i v e !
long
! _
671
e a s y - g o i n g , leisurely, sedate
stampede
legislator
6 || | |
1 g a m b l e
a c c e p t at face v a l u e
monetary
sweetheart,
legal
regular, l a w f u l
...
legal ( p e r m i t t e d b y l a w ) ,
lawful, legitimate
bill
( )
ghetto
( )
paneling
paralyzed; numb
beverage, d r i n k ,
finding
left-handed
chance, occasion; op-
|| t r u s t vt., confide i n
laugh,
laughter;
be r i d i c u -
line-powered
d e v o t e d , f a i t h f u l , l o y a l (to)
keep faith w i t h
devotion;
loyalty;
()
()
gaiter
| | I- lous
_h l a u g h i n g
race, h u n t , chase; h u n t i n g
h u n t (vt.)
p r i n t e d (letters)
the l a u g h i n g - s t o c k (of)
*
|| leisurely
railing
( ) *
wrist; joint; aptitude,
( )
( )
lament
become ( | ) ( )h aside
(A ) ( )
rush
( _* l a u g h i n g - s t o c k
all joking
allegiance
(mineral) deposit
*
|| _|
( *< ) p
()
|| p o w e r e d . . .
( )
burst out
spoof
O |
mistrust, distrust
gaso-
a b a b y , be d e l i v e r e d of (a c h i l d )
sleep; ( r i v e r ) b e d ;
()
trustworthy
work
( ) 0*
place t o
( *> )
freshment
( | ) ( )
c o u c h , bed,
re-
(security) clearance
portunity
have
( * )
I succeeded 6
yolk
( )
divine
yield, return
'|
(< )w
goddess
('| )
in
( )
feel, t e x t u r e
lover
|| succeed
r e g u l a r i t y , lawfulness
mistress
victim
9r ' !
beloved;
sweetheart, b e l o v e d ;
( ! )
( p e r t a i n i n g to l a w ) ;
( )5'
fundraising
fine
( )
s e t t l e d , s t a i d , sedate
monetary
legislative
( / * )
|| *
legislature
|| | be i n funds
legislation
tioned
jaundice
fundraiser
( )
delinquent
funds || m o n e y ; funds
delinquency
air-condi-
de-
linquent
yellow-brown, tan
ventilated;
violator;
( 9 (r
yellowish; sallow
( *! )
(|| |* )
[ G E K S I V E T ]
|| h a s t y
implicated in
w a v y ; corrugated
yellow
122
patchwork
knack
670
d i s a p p o i n t e d
b o o b y t r a p ( )
be d i s a p p o i n t e d ( )O |
(in)
l e a r n e d ; erudite, s c h o l a r l y *
scholar, scientist - ' |
deceit, d e c e p t i o n , t r i c k e r y
'
gangster )( *
t r i c k (AA * )( )
(rev. con.) :>$< 0-* |
(rev. con.) ( )h be s q u e a m i s h
m y leg h i t c h
fetched
( ' * )
erudition
labored,
far-
edifice; (large) c h a m b e r
leave i n peace, leave |
; *
alone
c o n t r i v e d , a r t i f i c i a l , affected *
* 1 | II p a i n t e d ; i m a g i n e d *
itches
!
flesh
q u o t a t i o n m a r k s
|| e n o u g h , sufficient, a m p l e
more t h a n
( insufficient
suffice 1 enough, a m p l e
sufficient, a m p l e , a d e q u a t e
exact, precise, a c c u r a t e ' *
b r i l l i a n t [NY]
[ G E N I Z E K T ] ( | )
goose
forced,
|| goose's
|| be
possible
be p r o b a b l e
d o m a i n , region ( )

! ) (
encouraged
muck
( )
patterned
disposition, mood, spirit, ( )

/ - (frame of) m i n d
| | - h e a v y / l i g h t heart
be precocious
( || _ )c o z y , g e m i i t l i c h
be injured
experienced, proficient; vet-
eran
(rev.
genitals
exercise; w o r k o u t ( )
g e n i t i v e ( )
exercise, practice (| )
experience, s k i l l
sewing, w o r k being sewn ' *
i n c l i n e d , disposed
forced *
urgent
urgency
profit ( b y ) , enjoy, ([ )()
benefit (from)
beneficiary )(
used, second-hand
neck
n i c k e l - p l a t e d
gene ( )
genealogy ( )
convalescent home ( )
recovery ( )
con.) be at ease
^
mileage
c o m m o n , m e a n , base, vile
,
alleged
mixture, blend, medley

artificial,
[GEMLOKIIET]
illustration;
( )
!
sham
( )
diagram
painting;
dimension
( * )
moderate
comrade,
title
()
f o r m e r l y c o m m o n i n the A m e r i c a n
Jew. labor movement
genocide
deceive, fool,
( )
| :
m a k e a fool of
disillusionment
23
669
experience
experiential
fried food

recover
(^ | )
genetics
( * )
c o m p r e s s e d ; concise
mumbo-jumbo
|| _ fallen; d e c a d e n t
|| a p p r o a c h , near
b r i n g n e a r ; offer u p (a sacrifice)
| / |
generator
fall o n , c o i n c i d e w i t h
captive
c o v e r charge
b r i g a d i e r gen-
feed, fodder
generalization
the
l i e u t e n a n t gen-
f i t feel
feel b a d
\ | * - f u n n y
eral
m a j o r general
to
postmas-
stuffed
()
' _ $
dress rehearsal
general staff; gen-
( * )
strike
( )
ter general
about
find,
( )
(!! )
eral headquarters
guest list
alley
<| )- be l o c a t e d / s i t u a t e d i n
alley
please, a p p e a l to
() )
()
( )
j a m , congestion
( * )
armored
O . K . ! agreed!
b u r s t , c r a c k e d ; flat (tire)
<*
ices (coll.)
p e r p l e x i t y , bafflement
( )
b e w i l d e r e d , baffled, d u m b -
rible
(hoar)frost
small talk, chit-chat
!}
chatter
[ G E P O Y E L T ]
c l a m o r , noise, r a c k e t , d i n
| ) ( =
dangerous, p e r i l o u s ; ter-
crowded
that?
striped
H it
- || dishes (coll.)
( )
[ M A Y S E ] ? _ ^ /
captivity, imprisonment
!;
stench
' 5 ||
|| displease
[GESROKhE]
( 5 | )
i t pleases me, I l i k e
how a b o u t
stink,
tide(s)
( )
(A *< ) ( )
pick a quarrel (with)

t w i s t e d ; (of) w i c k e r
O |
generate
( * )
(| )
g r i d ; lattice
O ^ |
( )
i t feels
|| find, locate
(( )
generalize
( * )
) ( H feel of
filling
( )
eral
*
<n
|| | feeling, s e n s a t i o n
stuffing,
...
( | ' )
( )
( v e h i c u l a r ) traffic
h o w does
general (manager etc.)
5'
get a feeling for, get
( ).1 ^
e r a l ; o v e r h e a d (expenses)
-'| 5
danger, p e r i l
( . . . ) ^
gen- 2. || g e n e r a l
pf.
<z> ' |
y a w n imp.
( h o l i d a y ) 2. | ) ( 5
captivity
( )
yawn
|| dejected, crestfallen, d o w n h e a r t e d
prisoner, c a p t i v e
|| y a w n
8 .1 5
dejection
( )O - ^ |
founded
stubbly
124
668
, |
][KhALE
wage(s), p a y , r e m u n e r a -
tame
jagged
')(
forced, i n v o l u n t a r y
*
kit
tools
)(coll.
drawing
; || k i t
- \w e l d i n g 7
denture
)(
)suite (of rooms
] [ G E T S E Y L E M T
)(
'
)(
pagan, heathen
* )(
struggle, conflict
)(
geranium
) ( ) (A

)( 1
)a p a r t (in years
gardener
gardening, horticulture
turmoil
bushes ( c o l l . ) ; u n d e r b r u s h
regardless of
defendant
collage
)(
crackle
linked,
)(
rodeo
)(
)course (of a meal

|| c o u r t |
)(
Supreme
|| c o o k e d food |
junction
h a v e one's o w n axe
-'
to g r i n d

_
curly
)(
shrubbery
.1
|| successful, g o o d , fair
bright/good-looking
\- c h i l d r e n w o r k t h a t
s i m i l a r to
h has t u r n e d out w e l l
.
'_ )(
|| -
judicial
|| resemble, t a k e after
2
)(
re-
court
porter
crop
)(
skew
c o u r t order, i n -
the j u d i c i a r y
checkered, criss-cross
)(
|| j u d i c i a r y ; j u d i c i a l |
a r r a i g n , prosecute

k n i t together
)(
Court
closely
geriatrics
talk
patter, clatter
garden
gardener
smart, crafty
curdle
' | ><$
)(
fragrance
| ) (
)(
cooled, a i r - c o n d i t i o n e d
')(
)(
_'
artificial, contrived, stilted

(faint) noise
)d e c i m a l (fraction
neck; throttle
stir, c o m m o t i o n , d i s t u r b -
)(
tent
criss-cross
idolatry
capacious
few, n u m b e r e d
)(
)(
ance, e x c i t e m e n t , h u l l a b a l l o o
tools
)(
)con.
resemblance
spacious, r o o m y , u n c r o w d e d ,
o r n a t e , fancy, precious
flat
(rev.
)(to
tion, salary

h w e l l
|| fail, fall
succeed i n , c o n t r i v e to
F r e n c h toast
' ) ( *
out
turn
court clerk
illustrious
din
trickle
)

| ) ( !
667
deranged
be g l a d to

to
willing, ready
|| s p o k e n*
i n a m o o d ; disposed
embroidered
)settled, e s t a b l i s h e d (in life
b u t w i t h the p r o v i s o
| ) ( s t u m b l e
; (good) h a r v e s t , c r o p
plenty
|- a d m i t t h a t (sb.) is r i g h t*
striped
clever, smart, crafty
) (
|| r i g h t , fair, j u s t | *
also
history; story
s k i l l f u l , deft, d e x t e r o u s
| -
have a point

stand, rack,
fair, j u s t
|| j u s t i c e
envoy
dexterity
| O
in
fitting/
justice to
vindicate
)(
(rail) t r a c k
)(
framework
) (
complex; appurtenances
(coll.),
fixtures
)(

keyboard
smooth, polished, glib
)(
pipe system, p l u m b i n g
)(
)(
( g r a i n of) b a r l e y ; s t y (on
) (
...
)eye
)(

gift, b o u n t y
|| s w o l l e n
' | -
swell vi.
|| j u r o r )?!(
)
hush
swelling
rapidly,
winding
|| t a s t y , delicious
with
( 3 .
heartily,
2.
;deliciously
|| taste; g u s t o
||
taste-
quickly,
fast,
versatile
)(
s h o r t e n i n g ; food c o n -
t a i n i n g fat o r s h o r t e n i n g
speed
) (
abscess, ulcer
)(

;cast
I- i m a g e , likeness
figure,
shape,
)(
)(
carving
damaged; sly
) ; (
shape, fashion
gradation
alloy
stubble
)(
stench
|| l u b r i c a t e d
very
smoothly
) ( !
' | O
speedily, swiftly
/ )(
sexual
)ful(ly
) / (
fight,
sex
sexual
gusto
eddy
scuffle; struggle
.1
jury
)(
be p r o b a b l e ; be
\- a p p r o p r i a t e behoove, befit
' | O
;scaffold
easel
H a p p l y
defy, w i t h s t a n d
)(
willingness
< )(
pitted, pock-marked
|| g l a d l y ; w i l l i n g l y_
|* ) / ; ( :
germ
entirely
untrue
Germanic
) (
-
moved, disturbed, overcome
|| ) (
h a p p e n (to), o c c u r , befall
)(
126
event
</<
666
&
obscenity,
)(
profanity
)( r a t t l e
r a t t l i n g
' | >r a t t l e <$
)( grade, degree
.1 ; ) s t r a i g h t ; e v e n (not o d d
|| j u s t n o w 2.
)h r i g h t (angle
h a p p e n to
)gradation(s
)( g r a d u a t e B
g r a d u a t e ; g r a d u a t i n g , g r a d - ...
9 )( business; d e a l , p r o p o s i
be i n business
h t i o n|/_|
commercial; managing ...
o n 2.
.1 || business
business
business w o r l d
busi)( ))((
nessman
uation
) ( g r a d u a t i o n
| g r a d u a t e O
| grade O

)( rectangle
*
)( e n g r a v i n g
| g r a v i t a t e O
| engrave O
)( e n g r a v e r
* ) / ( grass
) . . . ( l a w n
) ( l a w n m o w e r
| c o n g r a t u l a t e O
) (
) ( grotto
grotesque
)( hot-headed person
)( r a t r a c e
)( r h y m e
)( g r a m
/ !
)( grammar
)( grammarian
g r a m m a t i c a l
)( p h o n o g r a p h
r i m e vt/vi
| ) ( ><3
) ( doggerel
)( s h e l l ; grenade
]g r a n d , magnificent [DY
]g r a n d e u r [DY
irony
specter
space, extension, ex-
panse
s p a t i a l
,
1
c l a m o r , c r y , scream,
) (
shout, y e l l
)( w r i t i n g ; w r i t
!set of c o n d i t i o n s [ G E T N A ' Y ] ay
)(
][GERGEYRIM
convert
to J u d a i s m
/ g r a y
) A ( t h i c k ; fat; coarse,
r o u g h , c r u d e ; h a r s h , gruff; rude, ob \- scene, d i r t y , crass; egregious |
5 t h u m b
'_ ) ( m a t t o c k
)( r u d e / o b s c e n e person
)( r a k e
' | r a k e 0
|| s c r a t c h )(
| ><J
scrabble, s c r a m b l e (up a v e r t i c a l sur-
)face
.1 ) (
|| d i t c h ; d u g o u t
)( d i g imp., m i n e
|' )(
boor
;rudeness
' ) ( )( m a n a g e r
!*> ) ( harness; t e a m
tense, s t r a i n e d , t a u t
j o k i n g
s p i n
)( w e b
h u s k y , b u r l y
* derision, m o c k e r y , r i d i c u l e ,
)(
)(
| 2.
ruffian,
127
665

great,
|| granite
! : | - b i g , large; g r a n d ; m a i n
,
1 h a u g h t y ,
.2 || p u t o n a i r s
gross
conceited
|| g r a n d ; greater
[ G A N E Y -
grand
.3
||
|| . . . g r a p h
| d u k e
Great Britain
|| ...grapher
c a p i t a l (letter)
compulsive scribbler
compulsion
' 5
worthless scribbling
countess
( ) 6
1
5 || ...graph
( ) . . .
business
()
megalomania
metropolis
of cereal;
ground;
|| g r a p h i c a r t s
graphic
county
basis
grace (fulness)
bottom,
sweetbread
( )
plot against
horror; shudder
h o r r i b l e , gruesome, a p p a l l -
imp.
staple ( p r o d u c t )
( )
( )

ing, hideous; dire
real estate dealer

<> ' |
()
0 ' ) ( |

business
p r i m e (before p a i n t i n g )
( )
bog
load
c l o d (of e a r t h )
[soYKhERsoKhRiM] ( )
|| | p i t ; d u n g e o n ; g r a v e
o r
:[GARGERES]
primary
sweeping, t h o r o u g h ; basic
||
get u n d e r t h e s k i n of
fundamentally
[MISKIIER]
( )
)_
petty, picayune
basic, f u n d a m e n t a l , u n d e r l y i n g , . . .
real estate
( )
penniless
\ - pellet
' 1 f o u n d a t i o n , basis
real estate
grosz; penny, small coin

([NEshoME]
( )
graceful
A ( )
( )
.1
( )
grace(fulness)
...
graph
baseless
basically,
(...)
c e r e a l ; (esp.) b a r l e y
|| g r o u n d , reason,
lithography
( )
metropolitan; urbane
soil,
...graphy
[MISKIIER]
greatness
grain
||
[KRAKh] ( )
great power (nation)

big
lithograph
grand jury
megalopolis
...
( ' ) 5
to write;
magnanimous
magnanimity
()
up person
boastful
...
geographer
( )
)(
spectrograph
Angeles
boaster, stuck-
( )
( )
...
( V E ] g r a n d l a r c e n y
Greater L o s
()
count
as m u c h as, t a n t a m o u n t t o '

d a r k (navy) blue
( A A ; A ) .1
||
(rev. con.)
shudder
I shudder
( ) O - |
grayish, drab
|| m i n e
664
|| reach, range, scope
( )
establish
firmly,
w i t h i n reach
||
range,
reach,
3> |
extend
|| _w i t h i n easy reach
cardinal number
cornerstone
far-reaching
greeting(s); re-
e m i n e n t l y , v e r y m u c h (so),
-*
size, m a g n i t u d e , extent
A ( )
compliments
sincerely y o u r s
( )
( || ) e x t o l
grouping
()
0 |
|| g r o u p
imp.
d r y cereal
granulated
g r a i n y ; rough(-textured)
grapefruit
cluster
..._
divorc6
(A ) ( )
[GRushE] ( )
r u m i n a t e , probe,
()
( ) ( )6
Greece
( )
cricket
grating, harsh

cracklings,
well-browned
mane
bangs (hair)
A ( )
vexation
( )
|| nibble, g n a w ; n a g
hoary,
* || ancient
*
curl

green
greenish
light (-weight); e a s y ; j a u n t y
( )
()
(hair) curl vt/vi
( * )
<$> _|)(
curler
( )
|| | ready, set, willing
.1
be r e a d y , s t a n d b y
|| |
have r o o m a n d
|| he finds r e a d i n g easy
|| *
board
)(
|| staging; p r e p a r a t o r y
frivolous,
[DE'YEDIK]
staging
prepare vt., stage (an
set the table

|| prepare
rash
ease; lightness
canker
establishment
...
staging port
c a s u a l l y 3. :
credulous, g u l l i b l e
_* h get r e a d y
|| | | easily, r e a d i l y ; l i g h t l y2.
|| be easy (for)
g r a y (hair)
<$> |
wrath
|
fret
error, m i s t a k e
O | )(
s t r u m tunelessly
( )
colic
(A ) ( )
grimace
roasted bits of goose s k i n
<> |
(actor's) m a k e - u p
(actor) m a k e u p vt/vi

b u m p y ; rugged
( )
(sound) g r a t e
|
speculate over
)(
Greek
vt/vi
A ( )
[GOREshGRushiM] ( )
divorcee
Greek
|| t a k e it easy
group
sleet
cluster
(A ) ( )
( )
pride oneself (on)

|| pellet, granule
( ;
( )
/ ( g a r d ( s ) ,
most c e r t a i n l y
boast (of),
|6'
l a y the f o u n d a t i o n s of
H expedition)
(to)
vi/imp
(|| )
prepare, m a k e p r o v i s i o n s
(| )
( )
5
for
readiness, willingness
129
663
(A ) ( )
b l a d e of grass
l a u n d r y , clothes b e i n g (or t o
constituent
assembly
r u n n e r (of a sleigh)
()
found, establish
'|
clothesline
5 :
founder
be i n c o m p l e t e charge
border, frontier, b o u n d || boundless
()
( )
p u l l a l l the strings,
steal across
( ) 5 '
<*
be) w a s h e d ; w a s h
clothespin
()
* ) (
greenhorn
()
h a r y , l i m i t ; verge
[GANVE]
tide
| 5
v e g e t a b l e ; green
plants
( * )
the frontier
bor-
5 || ' b o r d e r l i n e
{coll)
...
a green person, i.e. a n
d e r l i n e case
frontier (area)
immigrant
w h o has
landmark
pfi || * m a j o r
|| | send regards t o
send regards
exceed
( )
b e l c h imp.
<$> |
( )
Greek
(** )
Greek
materiality
[]

<$> |
(to), send one's l o v e

grippe
( )
vulture
( )
g r i t s (coll.)
[ G A ' S I I M I E S ]
sensuous,
|
been
(to)
b u n (hairdo)
yet
verdigris
belch
not
jade
( )
(A )
Americanized
b o r d e r , verge (on) <> <$< ' |
material,
Pentecost, W h i t s u n - [KhoGE]
thickness
( )
miner
earthy
130
( )
) (
local,
|| roof

6
,
b e l o n g i n g here
A ( )
|| t h a t c h
|
|* H shelter
letter
of
the
Yiddish
[ D A L E T ] /
a l p h a b e t ; p r o n o u n c e d [D]; n u m e r i c a l
value: 4
there i s / / || here
. . . || hereabout(s) H are
shelter
yet, s t i l l ; (unstressed)
ob

| ? - v i o u s l y , as y o u k n o w
it's M o n d a y , i s n ' t it?
penthouse [ D I R E ] ( )
fantasy, i m a g i n a t i o n ( )
|| seem (to)
( | ) ( )
- || suppose
shingle, roof tile ( )
skylight ( )
penthouse ( . . . )
t h a t c h
gable ( )
d o l l a r (...)
lot, fate ( )
n ) (
s m a l l v a l l e y ; depression ( )
i n the g r o u n d
(game of) checkers ( )

) ( !
dam, dike ( )
four ells
[DALET
AMES]

(square); one's o w n
dwelling/(fig.)
v e r y close to ' ( - d o m a i n
d o m i n o ( )
d o m i n a n t
dominion ( )
d o m i n a t e O |
n o w . . . now
(the m u s i c a l note) C
t h r o u g h here, t h i s 8 ( ' ) $
way
|| ( h u m . )
worry,
luck
care,
[MAZL|
j u s t m y l u c k _
[ D A Y G E ] (m )
anxiety; bother; concern

w o r r y ; b o t h e r a b o u t ( )1 ] > | <
keep y o u r c h i n up!
!||
don't worry!
d o g m a t i c
dogma ( )
here *
here, i n this l o c a l i t y '
(Jew.)
p r a y <$> |
synagogue ( )
0 ' |
, | $ ' | * ) $
t h i s , these; the s a i d ( . . . / |
dose ( )
d a t u m ( )
d a t i v e ( )
d a t e ( m a r k the d a y ) O |
data
(calendar) date ( )
|| c o u n t r y house ( )
i n the c o u n t r y
131
661
dock, pier
( )

document
dominant, commanding
ladylike
( )
document
d o c t o r (holder of
ladies'
O | $
ladies!
( ...)
ladies
! || _ l a d y
and
()
(practice of) m e d i c i n e
ladies'
sanitary napkin
steam
steamroller
slender,
haggard
thin; dried

doughnut
D o n Juan
u p t o here
w i t h e r vi/imp
thorn

also
rural, country, pastoral

require, need,
|| h a v e
thank-
be supposed
H be grateful
grateful, t h a n k f u l ; appre-
ciative
con.) be
Thanksgiving
(cont.)
[DABER]
!*
2.
|| the (neuter)
|| )( n o w ... n o w
stg. dis-
anyway
[SY] ( ' )
instructor, tutor
talk
132
\ - a p p o i n t i n g

.1
. . .
|| n o n d e s c r i p t
file, dossier
( )
<$>
( < ) S> |
gratitude
|| t h i s
| ) (

babble;

Day
thank
thirsty
peak, v i s o r
( . . . )
)( m m |
|| t h i r s t for
( )
thirsty
(rev.
gratitude
( )
thirst
to
a n d what's more
cod
one's w i l l
h he is due here o n M o n d a y
village Jew
day
ungrateful
? || p r o p e r l y
gratitude
|| d e e p l y grateful
against
(_/)
' | / | h less,
to
( )
H acknowledgment;
|| t h a n k s , t h a n k y o u
(<$> ; | )
to; ought;
(expression of) t h a n k s ;
|| _ be due
on Thursday
Thursday's
( ).1
<> |
=
Thurs-
( )
A ()
()
h t h i s w a y
( [ G U F E ] || )
t h r o u g h there
|| v i l l a g e
( )
|| f r o m here, hence
t h e r e a b o u t (s) || there
( || ) i b i d ,
( )
then
l o c a l , b e l o n g i n g there
( )
checkers

native
( )
steamer
H (fruit)
( )
steamer
( )
( ^ )
s t e a m engine
to d o c t o r s
skinny,
...
( )
'
<$> ' |
doctrine
|| _
gentlemen!
doctor, physician
m a k e frequent v i s i t s
(/ )
d o c t o r ' s title)
medical
( )
(Jew.)
perform
[ D U K I T N ] <$> |
the p r i e s t l y b e n e d i c t i o n , w h i l e t h e
congregation covers i t s heads w i t h
p r a y e r shawls o r closes i t s eyes
m a d , confused

(...)
bedlam
|
[MOYEKh]
bother
pester
( )
brood
[DOVERAKIIER]
stale
( )
thunderous
thunder
<> ' |
( )
duel
( ' ^ )
duel
O |
duplicate
( )
duplicate
O |
count o n
3< |
for
perpetual,
||
fife
duumvirate
essential
lucid
[ ] ...
| _* t h e p o s t p o n e m e n t of
[KETS]
d e l a y the e n d of the D i a s p o r a
(by one's sinful actions)
lack, dearth,
[ D O Y K I I E K ] ( )
h w a n t , shortage, deficiency
for w a n t of [ M A K I I M E S ]
e x h o r t , press,
[ ] ( _* )
urge
<> | |
( )
refuse; [ D O Y K I I E ] ( * )
t a k e precedence over, a n n u l , cause
perennial, l o n g - l a s t i n g
t h r o u g h , t h r o u g h o u t ; p e r ; .1
|| v i a ; b y , b y means of, b y w a y of
t h o r o u g h l y , o u t a n d2. :
|| t h r o u g h 3.
H o u t , t o the core
ride t h r o u g h
|_|

A ( )
o n l y , necessarily;
[DAFKE]

|| none other t h a n , n o t h i n g short of
|| | m a k e a p o i n t of ...ing
m a k e a p o i n t of r u n n i n g
X-ray
be left h o l d i n g the b a g
thoroughgoing
example, sample
DUGMOES]
<> |
( ^ )
($/)
exemplify
[ D O R D O Y R E S ] ( )
[DO'YRESDIK]
O |
( )
[ D O Y F E K ] *
generations
be a n u n d e r s t u d y (for)
[DUGMEDUGMES/
pronoun ( )
|| generation
stand-in, understudy
d o u b l e t ; double
duet
!'
t h u n d e r (bolt)
n a m e l y , v i z . [ D E H A Y N E ] HP
y o u (sg. familiar);
( : ; : * )
thou
.22 acre
Danube
()
i.e.
d o n t i m , area measure
()
used i n Palestine a n d Israel, e q u a l t o
address b y t h e f a m i l i a r
profane t h i n g [ D V A R K I I O ' L ]
the B o o k [ D I V R E - H A Y O ' M I M ]
of C h r o n i c l e s
the B o o k of D e u t e r o - [ D V O R I M ] 5
nomy
idle w o r d s [ B ( E ) T E Y L I M ]
/ $ || a n n o y , b o t h e r
religious
[ D V E Y K E S ] 0$! 3
attained b y banishing a l l
thoughts a n d communing
with G o d
scoundrel
asylum;
(Jew.)
ecstasy,
profane
insane
660
pout
<S> |
duration
breath

133
( )
) (
659
t u n n e l vt.
chase a w a y
O | |
leaf t h r o u g h , peruse, <$> | ' |
(|| )
omission
thumb through
( )
ford
0 | |
let t h r o u g h , pass; o m i t
<$> | |
breach, breakthrough
lucid, translucent
break
shine
(-)
|_|
passage, aisle
through; X - r a y
go
im-
O | |
<S> | |
()
criss-cross
penetration
(
permeate, p e r v a d e
fall
penetrate,
( )
impene-
pass
permeate,
in-
filtrate
trable
(|| )
( )
pull through
throw
()
||
t h r o u g h ; intersperse; fail (a s t u d e n t
( ) .1 | $ |
on an exam)
2 .
f( on a t r i p )
passable (to a vehicle) ^

transient
w i n n o w pf.
<$> | |
s o a k pf., d r e n c h
<$> | |
)(
enforcement; perform-
shortcut; transit
( )
) ( =
feasible,
workable,
p e r m e a t e vi.
<$> | |
exchange ( a n g r y )
perform,
words
throughout;
absolutely,
search
(not
( )
used
in
( )
filter
stay through
<$> | |
transparent
s t r a i n , sift, screen
<$> | |
transparent
ment
come t o
tense)
s t r a i n , sift,
vt/vi
( )
( |_* )
the present
( | | ) ( )
ter t w i n e
positively
implement ( ) h (electricity)
u n d e r s t a n d i n g , agree-
<$> | |
a d m i n i s t e r , execute, enforce; c o n d u c t
(electrical) c o n d u c t o r
<$> | |
practicable
out,
( ).
cross-ventilation
ance
in-
||
( )
transit
carry
pervade,
persevere,
transit
cross-examination
/)
||
t h r o u g h ; fail vi.
t h o r o u g h f a r e , passage;
[ T S E Y L E M T ]
| |
p e n e t r a t i n g , p i e r c i n g
f a i l u r e ; "diarrhea
cunning, crafty
(re-
d r e n c h e d , soggy
, =
penetrate,
||
h passable
passable
<$> | |
pervasive; penetrating
h hearse); traverse
take a walk/stroll
undergo
cross o u t
( )
through, undergo; r u n through
=>$ | |
s t i r pf.
||
( )
strait, sound
forate
experience, go t h r o u g h ,
through, breach
p u n c h , p u n c t u r e , per- 3> | |

( )
()
|| see t h r o u g h
( | | )
( | | * )
show through
terms, c o m e t o a n u n d e r s t a n d i n g
134
658
( u p o n ) ; tear (a l i v i n g being) t o pieces
perusal,
inspection,
( )
(esp. i n anger)
examination
stuffy
stew
peck
jungle
get
Sephardic
()
breach, b r e a k t h r o u g h
()
()
breach
( )
()
jet a i r p l a n e
have a t a l k
want
* 2.
()
thruway
diabetes
( 2 .
[DI]
cross o u t
.1 ) (
push
one's
[DI]
|| d i a g o n a l1.
|| d i a g n o s i s
diagnose
colander
have a c h a t
( )
(with)
mean
[DI] O |
diagram
[DI] O |
( )
o n the average
|| average,
8 .1
siderable distance) o n foot

go
for a w a l k ,
O | |
[DI] ( )
[DI] ^
dialectal; dialectic
[DI]
2.
( > ) 3< | |
s p a n ; c o v e r (a c o n - 3> | |
[DI] ( )
dialectic
o n the average
permeate
( a c t i v e / p a s s i v e ) voice [DI] ( )
range (of voice,
break
( > ) $< | ' |
|| c u t ; average, m e a n
[DI] ( )
dialect
||
[DI]
graph, chart
dialogue
|_|
w a y through,
[DI] ( )
diagnose
diameter
()
()
through
diagonal
|
<2> | |
( )
||
( )
irradiate
these
she w h o . . . ; t h e y w h o
diabetic
pi.)
( )
t h r o u g h , pierce, p u n c t u r e
[ T K I I A K . ]
( [ fern.);
||
<> | |
puncture
run
[DAKhKEs]
|| this, these
(with)
flush
()
|| t h e (fern.,
( > ) 3< | |
( )
man
this
|_|
vt/vi
extremity, straits
( t h r o u g h
( | ) ( )
(chivalrous) gentle-
( )
t r i c k l e / l e a k t h r o u g h , percolate
jazz
||
m a k e / p u s h one's w a y t h r o u g h , break
g i n (alcohol)
h crawl through
passable
Jews
( )
cymbal
jet, fly b y j e t
( | | ) ( )
im-
(sometimes called L a d i n o )
gadgetry
| |
through
( )
D z h u d e z m o , a language
gadget, g i m m i c k
inspect, e x a m i n e ; peruse; revise
<> |
by many
through;
<> |
Dzhudezmo
spoken
look
stroll pf.
p u s h one's w a y 0
||
through
[DI] ( )
()
()
[DI] ( )
|_|
c o r r e s p o n d (with)
i n s t r u m e n t , etc.)
trample
135
[ D O Y R E S ] ( _* )
657
q u e s t i o n s of r i t u a l cleanliness
and
transparency
s e t t l i n g m i n o r disputes
y o u r (sg. familiar);
enough
(for
us)!
thy
dibbuk,
that's plenty!
office of the day en
am
[DAYONES]
for y o u r s a k e ; as far
[DI] ( ) 5
diocese
[DAYEYNU]
[DI] ( )
diaphragm
as y o u are concerned
[DI] ( ^ )
()
[DIBEKDIBUKIM]
of
dead
person
residing
in
thigh
you
(sg. familiar);
which
can
magic
be
plain
expelled
not mince
only
by
plywood
w r i t e (poetry)
poet
words, speak explicitly

more than
[ D A ' Y - V E H O ' Y S E R ]
r u g ; sofa
( )
dividend
( )
(army) division
( )
divergence
( )
)(
d i v e r s i o n , feint
( )

stage c o a c h
d i v e r s i f y vt.
O |
dune
> 3< |
floor
()
'/
Diesel
$ $ || D i e s e l
( )
( )
( )
dilemma
diminutive
engine
( )
( t o u r of) d u t y
( )
thin
O |
ditto
' ) ( h a d a m a n t
l a w , esp. J e w . religious l a w
k n e a d i n g t r o u g h for b r e a d ;
p l a i n , clear, d i s t i n c t
2.
( )
|| G e r m a n
.1
law; lawfully
rent,
lease,
haggle, b a r g a i n
(Jew.)
in
too m u c h like
(said
of
modern
Y i d . but
not
German
accepted
( )
used
by cul-
tivated stylists)
dime
h charter
lessee
w o r d s o r phrases s p o r a d i c a l l y
( )
()
( )
pertaining to G e r m a n y
German
( )
lease, c h a r t e r
hire,
Germany
dynamic
dynasty
( )
dynamics
lease (agreement)
German
( )
dynamite
( )
round water trough
( )
[ A L P I ] ||
dynamo
( )
be o n d u t y
( ) ( )
dinosaur
enough
( | )
poetic
|| d i a m o n d
words
(horse) r e a r ; |
poetry
a c c o r d i n g t o (Jew.)
( )
plywood
|| w o r d s
| h
()/
thee
( ; v) - *
dichotomy
the
b o d y of a l i v i n g i n d i v i d u a l ,
means
! [ D E Y K E ]

J e w . lore a n e v i l s p i r i t o r s o u l
_=

in
assistant
( )
to a rabbi, charged
136
()
[DAYENDAYONIM]
with
'
( )
deciding
656
dispatcher
( )
h a v e a t one's dis-
account, [D1N-vEKhEzhBM]
O | $
accounting, reckoning
posal
disputation
[D1NE-KAshREs]
disk; record
p u m p k i n ; (dial.)
( )
( )
2.
collect
(on
a credit
( )
servant
( ).1
( ).1
=$
on Tuesday
Tuesday's
collection
maid servant
( )
. . . A ( ^ )
serve; w o r s h i p ( G o d ,
(> )3< |
servant
)(
O |
discussion
of)
dis-
cantaloupe
( )
discrimination
(act
idol)
( )
discuss, d e b a t e
lawsuit
before a r a b b i n i c a l c o u r t

disillusion-
crimination
discriminate
discredit
pitch, tar
(musical)
sharp
[ D Y ] ()
dietary, dietetic
[DI] . . .
dietetic
[DI] !*
D . P . , d i s p l a c e d person
(academic)
disinfectant
[DI] (D)
dissonance
( ^ )
diphthong
difference
O | $
O |
disharmony, discord
|| d i s t a n c e
()
distill
distillery, still
district
district attor-
O |
( )
( )
ney
dislocation
differentiate
O |
( )
dysentery
tion

( )
( )
( )
(state of) differentia-
keep one's d i s t a n c e
( )
diphtheria
O | $
disorganize
( )
diplomacy
( )
dissociate
degree
(act of) differentia-
disinfection
disapproval
( )
diplomatic
O |
( )5
d i s a p p r o v e (of)
( )
diplomat
[ZY] O ^|
disinfect
|| | diet
diploma;
ment
disillusion
C sharp
diet
! O |
[ZY] ( ^ ^ )
O |
O |
discreet
||
[Ny] ( )
(m- )/
[DINTOYRE]
()
8.2
ist
discussion panel
$ h service
m i l i t a r y service
|| T u e s d a y
fee
milk pail
|| at the service of
( )
instrument), deducting a
discussant, panel-
cantaloupe ( )
|| m a i d
library
treble
dietary laws
O |
discotheque; record
( )
discipline
discipline
Jew.
dissertation
at
tion
( )
a!! || d i s p o s i t i o n
the d i s p o s a l of
137
655
[PORETSPRITSIM]
()
t h i c k , fat, s t o u t
slum lord
[DALFNDALFO-
grammar,
ped-
[DIKDUKE-ANI'ES]
[DA'MSOYNEDA'MSO-
punctilious
dictator
announcer
dictate
enunciation
adjudge
apartment, dwell-
g i v e the benefit of
deodorant
housing
rent
doubt
house, t e n e m e n t
( )
O |
debate
( )
debut
( )
m a k e one's d e b u t
debit
degenerate, p e r v e r t
control
c o n t r o l ; c o n d u c t (an
orchestra)
dirigible, blimp
( )
degradation
O |
director;
(...)
O |
authority, influhave a say
b o a r d of d i r e c t o r s
( )
()
( )
management;
the
()
( )
w a g o n shaft
[ D E Y E ] ( )
c h o k e vi.,
( | h a v e a say
|| c h o k e vt.
p a l m (of h a n d )

H be frivolous
of
[]
<> |
to
poverty, squalor
slum area
138
<$> |
[ D A L E S ]
[ ]
[ ] ( )
slum dweller
O |
( )
[ ] ( )
squalid
slum
authority
( )
! [ D A L E T ] ( ) /
p i c k , gouge, scoop
( )
dehydrate
(coll.)
gasp
hesitate
person
( . . . ) ^
chisel
| * | $ , *
| $ 1 i n t e n t i o n
directors
| I- (in), h a v e influence ( w i t h )
w i t h the
b o a r d of d i r e c t o r s
< / ( | < ence
|| d i c t a t e t o
directorship;
reasoning)
dedication
principal
( )
deductive
straightforward
O |
degrade
d e d u c t i o n (as f o r m of
( )
direct, immediate, outright,
( )
degenerate
( )O |
(orchestra) c o n d u c t o r ) (
O |
debit
(- i n g
[ ] *
a p a r t m e n t [ D I ' R E S ] (- *=)
( )
debate
( )
[DIRE] ( )
also
[KIIO'YV] ) ( h the d o u b t
(the letter) D
O |
chubby
[DAN] ( _* )
d e p r i v e of the benefit of the
( ;
( . . . )
( )
( * )( m e n t ,
( )
dictatorship
deadly enemy
bottom
( . . . )
[DAMESEK] p v a i
Damascus
[]
dictation
11
()
NIM]
a n t r y ; niceties
[DIMYEN]
imaginative
Hebrew grammar
poor man
letter
[LEKA'F-SKIIU'S]
[DIKDEK]
[ D A L E T ! ( )n ^ p
imagination
pass j u d g -
(esp.)
( )
NIM]
d a l e t , n a m e of the
( )
654
foreign > || m o t t o
)(
...
also
twilight
| - >3
currency
. . .
...
disavow
| O
deserter, defector
)(
)(
desert, defect
| O
** , !
humid
| ><$
stew
desertion, defection
)p r o n . or adv.
negative
implies
)answer
1 ?
detail
| O
| ><S
d e t o u r vt/vi
detective
)(
*breathe
^ )(
delta
delicate, d a i n t y ; t o u c h y ,
)s t i c k y (problem
)(
)(
(food) d e l i c a c y
delicacy
^ )(
^ | O
edgy
O

).../(
| ><$
delegation
^ )(
| O
) (
Danish pastry
)(
)(
demagogue
)(
) (
demagogy
5 || t h e n (ever) since
contemporary, then
| O
demolish
| O
| O

)(
)(
democrat
)(
)(
despot
despotic
deposit
) (
demoralize
| O
demarcation
deportation
deport
)(
|| o a k
)(
design
| 0
democratic
destroyer
dessert
democracy
| [SY] O
!
)(
unmask
| O
)(
demonstration
) (
|| o n this a c c o u n t
| O
demonstrate
)(
daredevil
|| likewise, the l i k e
however
demonstrative
) (
desalinate
(troop) l a n d i n g
thinker
dolphin
monument,
reason, c o g i t a t e
)(
delegate
|| vex, p u t o n edge
memorial
delegate
) (
Dane
be n e r v o u s
delicatessen shop
dentist
Denmark
denomination
Danish
)(
)gasp, breathe h a r d ; (dial.
who
?he i s n ' t here, is he
)(
detail
)(
(if
then
(after
;then
?) not...| ? ?)where t h e n (if not...

) (
|)( O
interrogative
(otherwise,
|| ?
' ^ )(
be t w i l i g h t
(esp.
department
) of U . S . g o v e r n m e n t
resign
)(
resignation
representative, de-
puty
) (
139
delegation
653
cover, l i d
(A
) ( )
recite
d e c l a r a t i o n ; (tax) re-
dispatch, wire
O |
w i r e , telegraph
( )
depress
turn
declare
set the
O |
coat; span; com-
cap
( ^ )
definition
define
* 2 . || the (masc.)
( )
defensive
defensive
defector
( )
( . . . )
defective
||

defect
verbal prefix w h i c h , when attached

to verbs denoting progress,
signifies
..
the
defection
decide, resolve, settle (an
reach
goal
|| m a k e u p one's m i n d
consumption, T B
reach
* ' | h reaching
(by
of a
\-
(on
( )
defect, i m p e r f e c t i o n
.1

H he w h o
O |
( )
deflation
O |
so-and-so, s u c h a n d s u c h

( )
deficit
(* )
( )
decree
O |
definitive
(A ) ( ) 9
decree
this
march-past
m a r c h past, p a r a d e
<$ |
(...)
blanket
|| t h i s
O |
(\ )- table
cover name, alias
deform
/ h pensate for
c o r r e s p o n d (to)
( )
defamation
( )
decline ( g r a m m a t i c a l l y )
c o v e r imp.;
O |
depression
O |
declension
( )
O |
()
( 2 .
r e a c h (a p o i n t ) | ' | h vehicle)
h issue)
( )
|| d e c i m a l
i n r e a d i n g , r e a d as far as
merciful
take p i t y
( )o
decimal point
'|
mercy
December
decentralization
( )

b o t t o m ; cover, l i d ; blanket
deck
reach w i t h some difficulty

|| be present
( )
/ O |
h e r e b y ; a t t h a t ; present, o n
decadent
8 '-
be absent
anger, m a k e a n g r y
n e a r b y , adjacent,
low-necked
dcolletage
neigh-
decorator
h u m o r , s u i t , satisfy
complementation;
decorate
( )
()
O |
coverage; s e c u r i t y , b a c k i n g ( )
bridal
complement
complementary

( )
stage scenery
(the w h i m s of)
complement
( ...)
d e c o r a t i o n ; (piece of)
O |
( ' )
( )
decorative
boring
( ' )
d e a n ' s office; d e a n s h i p
dean
 ' |
( )
( )

decadence
_* 1 h a n d , n e a r b y
_
.1
decimal

(on)
p e n e t r a t e to,
O |
decide, settle (on) vi.
foot)
A ( . . . )
veil
140
652
k i l l , slay,
[DERHARGE]
complete, eke out, c o m -
O |
assassinate pf.
(process of) adolescence
adolescent
piement
finding
( )
d u r i n g (one's) ado-
finding
of)
adoles-
ripen;
adult
c h o k e vt.
*expect, *await
wait
long
add
by pouring;
|[
add
2.
(!) *
.1
aversion
(for),
f a t h o m , get
|| | stg.
plishment
()
) ( =
accessible; achievable
r e a c h , a c c o m p l i s h , at-
O |
abominable
|| fall s h o r t of
h t a i n
proof
m a i n t a i n ; *re-
[KhAYES]
rise (to)
elevation; exaltation
august
interim
elect
update, b r i n g up to
O I *
m e a n w h i l e , for the present,
heated (also a r g u -
8 *
ment)
heat, w a r m u p ; enrage
hearing a i d
O |
hear, detect (by ear);
down, run down
date
flushed;
get w i n d of
a b o u t it, a b o u t t h a t
O _ |
( | )
c a t c h , s p o t ; trace, t r a c k
( )
for the t i m e b e i n g
learn, find o u t ;
( )
( | )
election
provisional,
especially, chiefly, m a i n l y
|| elevate; exalt
_'
keep alive
august, e l e v a t e d ; exalted
exaltation, elevation
O _'|
( | )
, _ 8 1 ceive
8 -
( _ | )
e s t r a n g e d ; remote
temporary,
( )
conclusive, p r o b a t i v e
provable
out of reach, inaccessible
beg the q u e s t i o n
w i t h d r a w vi.
( )
(to)
proved
prove
||
( / ) O !
achievement, accom-
repulsion
offensive, distasteful,
to the b o t t o m of
()
,)
h o l d out o n
()
h nant, o b n o x i o u s ; odious
distaste,
(| )
( ; , ,
O ' | ) (
repug-
replenish
( | )
be i m p a t i e n t (for)
w a r m u p vt/vi
( 8)
( * )
; )
some
a n n o y , bother, pester
| * H e n o u g h ; l i v e to see
distasteful,
with
|| it has c o m e so far as to
5'
( | )
foot,
/ ( difficulty)
' - r e a c h , a t t a i n
- ' |
expectation
(on
|| ascertain
cence
adulthood
arrive
|| find out, l e a r n
adult, grown-up
( )
( ; / ' | )
lescence
(age
( )
O * |
( )
O |
get w i n d of
141
651
pass;
present, s u b m i t ;
|| r e t a l i a t e , s t r i k e b a c k
jj exchange
inflict
dare, v e n t u r e
( ) O (
()
| ) (
()|
exchange b l o w s
q u i c k - w i t t e d ; q u i c k to
of i t , from i t
license,
()
on that
inferior
/ 8 ||
to, i n d u l g e i n
permission; permit
drown
|0
reminder
O |
) (
drowning
( )
(/0)
( )
|
drown
thunderstruck
k n o c k o u t , stupefy

O |
therefore, t h e n , hence, c o n -

sequently
minisce
derivative
| r e c a l l
( )
(grammatical) d e r i v a - ( )
( )n *
tion
tion
m u r d e r , assassinate
encouragement
m a k e possible, enable
( h u m . ) therefore
in
O * ' |
derrick
anger, enrage
8 '
i n the
aftermath, sequel
humiliation
*.1
2 h t h a t
( )
[ D E R K A A S ] O |
admissible, permissible
allow,
')(
8 '
sequently
afterwards,
|| h e r e i n ; i n i t
h with it
afterwards, thereafter, s u b -
O |
; = ; = .
O '
herewith, thereby, hereby;

w i t h it, w i t h this
derive (in grammar)
O *|
( " )
encourage
vt/vi
O |
catch up with
|| )>
|| r e m i n d (sb.) t o
()
( )
|| r e m i n d (one) of, suggest
m u r d e r , assassina-
( _| )
remembrance
remember, recall
( | )
g o a d pf.
m e n t i o n , c i t e 8 O | = |
/8
O |
vi.
O |
m a k e (a m i s s i n g p a r t )
recollect,
( )
spot, find ( u n e x p e c t e d l y ) ; get h o l d of
returns
re-
a p p a r i t i o n , specter
reminder;
'|
( )
/ || ) ( l i v e t o see
mention;
feel, detect ( b y t o u c h ) ;
redeem, save
' ) (
appear (in view)
redemption, salvation
O |
/)
|| set eyes o n
O * |
bearable
||
|
take care of
|| spot, g l i m p s e , sight, notice, d i s c e r n
O |
supplement
many happy
(< )8
lose ( m o n e y i n a business)
hold back; imply
< ) O |
also p r e s u m e , m a k e b o l d
|| s a y t o the e n d
permit
allow, permit, grant
under i t
retaliate
permission,
|| h e r e u p o n ; o n i t , for i t
permit, admit,
8
O
s t a n d for; tolerate
( ) .2 ( s e q u e l
hand,
( * )
142
serve,
reach,
to i t , m o r e o v e r , i n a d d i t i o n ,
=
650
furthermore;
' *
to
boot
h u m i l i a t e , abase
approach; rap-
O *
( ' ) ( )
between
them;
in
be-
prochement
|| b r i n g closer
O ' ) ( |
tween
|| b r o u g h t
up
approach
thorny
nourishment, nutrition
ill-bred
upbringing, education
story, tale; narrative,
feed vi. (on)
t e l l , relate,
narrate
c o u n t as far as
storyteller; narra-
chiefly,
[DERIKERSIIT]
( )
O * |
( )h vt.
account
||
n o u r i s h , m a i n t a i n , feed
( )
especially, m a i n l y
c o m p l e t e , go t h r o u g h
O ' |
tor
stretch
(up t o ) ;
( | )
b r i n g u p , educate, raise
educator
)(
educational
enrage, infuriate, i n -
with
|| bore, s i c k e n
(rev.
sick of the game

|=
zero i n (on)
O |
pester
O |
( )O |
success
declare
O |
,

||
of
it,
hereof,
thereof
h declare, state
one's
( )
recognize, m a k e
r e v e a l one's
out,
'

O |
fulfill
O |
invention
b r i n g (as far a s ) ;
(* )
( )O |
precipitate, bring
h reduce t o
self
enrage
reach
an
about
[ D E R R A G Z ' N ] O |
under-
hamlet
come t o the c o n - \ - s t a n d i n g
elusion t h a t (in a c o n v e r s a t i o n )
under- || a p p r e c i a t e
O |
amazement
'
astounded
O * |
(A ) ( ) *r
g l a d d e n , surprise p l e a s be
( )
O |
antly,
delight
delighted (with)
refresh
estimate
amaze, astound
detect, sense
| h identity
fulfillment
| | i d e n t i f y
manifest one-
,
'
5 =
l o v e (to), propose (marriage) t o

a g a i n s t i t ; o n the c o n t r a r y
'
tion; statement
|| p r o n o u n c e
' *5
= ' h return
( )
a c c o u n t for, e x p l a i n ;
( )
for i t ; therefore, t h e n ; i n
explanation, declara-
(* )
( be s i c k of

cense
( | ) ( )
con.) be b o r e d w i t h ,
I am
O ' |
refresh; d e l i g h t
()
find
out
by
( )O
O |

inquiring
p a y (in a d d i t i o n )
|
(from)
O |
649
pulsate
op. cit.
,
[ ] <$> |
make/supply
(a
= |
!
...*
Dr.
suffocation; suppression
suffo-
s l a t t e r n , slob
con.) t i n g l e ;
cate vi.
c h o k e vt/pf,
( )
< <> <- | $
strangle,
suppress, repress,
strangle,
choke,
()
*/
suffocating c o n d i -
tions; crowd
s t a b to d e a t h
phenomenon, mani-
festation
be p u b -
lished
make
drape
(up
booster i n j e c t i o n
frighten, scare,
be
( )
(horse)cab
[DA'RDEKE-MELAMED
MELAMDIM]
()
(Jew.)
(| )
frightened (of), get a t u r n

fright
|| senses
O | 5
[DAAS] /
i n one's senses
public opinion
page (esp.
teacher of
[HAKO'OL]
of the
[DAF] (/ )
Talmud)
the y o u n g e s t c h i l d r e n
g i b l e t s ; s m a l l fry
( )
decipher, decode
( )
(of)
( )
(| )- s t a r t l e , g i v e a t u r n
vertical
dragon
( )
fright
surface)
( )
O |
O |
drapery
O |
( )
frightened, afraid
<> |
a
O |
sense ( i n t u i t i v e l y )
dub in
drape(ry)
feel, detect, sense O |
< >O ' |

( )
scramble
fig.),
scratch
scrabble,
detect ( b y smelling)
tall man
drastic
|| depress
detect ( b y s m e l l i n g ; also
( )
p o l e ; (hum.)
|| s c r a t c h
'
attain
( )
A (//)
'
reach,
( )
< <
.1
dramatic
drama
menace, threaten
depressed,
| ) .2 | d o w n h e a r t e d
striving
bar,
dejected,
( | )
dramatic
drama club
shoot to d e a t h
( )
s h o o t i n g (execution)
tist
dramatize,
( / 0 ) *_|
)(
playwriting
O * ' |
~(* )
<S> ' | $
pliers
playwright, drama-
(* )
shock
( )
wire
w i r e , fix w i t h w i r e
( | )
shock
refinement
cobbler's thread
squash
( *! )
wire
finesse,
suffocate vi.
) (
|| | | w i r e
stifle; s t a m p out,
quiver
hence,
( ) j
,=
m i n u t e , fine, nice, petite
filigree;
'|
m i s s i n g piece)
...
(rev.
pulse
144
[DEYFEK] ( )
648
(college, h i g h -
( )$ '
shred
school) j u n i o r
third
face,
( * )
thirdly
turn,
twist; revolution;
top, t e e t o t u m ; (hum.)
t w i r l vt/vi
thrum, drum, rumble

south-
southeastern
( )
()
triple
southwest
[ M A ' Y R E V ]
[ ]
|| pressure, stress; p r i n t
( ).1
set of t r i p l e t s
(_ )
p r i n t i n g press, p r i n t e r ' s s h o p
()
|| go to press
(female) t r i p l e t
()
homebody, stay-
( )
( )
bold
boldness
ture)
thirty
|| (a n u m b e r ) ; shoot (a
(piece of) p r i n t e d m a t -
( )
three o ' c l o c k
II h e m a n d h a w
(_ )
error
ter
r o t a t e , t u r n vt., t w i s t ; d i a l
misprint, typographical
thirtieth
pressure c o o k e r
( . . . )
print
<S> |
film);
printer
cheat
p r i n t i n g shop

misprint,
typo-
()
wriggle, w i n d , t w i s t vi.
|| three persons
triangular
(Jew.)
( )
()
the
homiletic
( )
jerky
< <0
gland
t w o a n d a half
<$> | 5
|| t h i r d
neuter gender
w _
145
...

jerk, k i c k
jerk, k i c k
( )
thirteen
( )6
drift
*
()
homiletic; heuristic
( )
tripod
5'
i n t e r p r e t a t i o n of a sacred t e x t
pussyfoot
pivot
copyright
_ ' ) (
( ' )
graphical error
together, threefold
triangle
0 |
( )
printer's ink
t u r n vi., r e v o l v e , r o t a t e ; w h i r l , s p i n ;
rotor
( 2 .
|| |
i n press \ - off the press

p r i n t e r ' s sheet (signa-
at-home
person;
[ ]
southwestern
triplet
evasive
<j> |
[ D O R E M - M I ' Z R E K I I ]
east
<> | ) (
revolving door
three
[ ] ...
[ ]
three (in cards)
(male)
southern
*9 (- scheme
twisted; underhand
[ D O R E M ]
southern
( ) *
chicanery
- |
south
w a r d , outdoor, outside
outsider
three
trinity
weather
exterior, e x t e r n a l , o u t -
trick
...
|| o u t d o o r s
outside, o u t d o o r s
revolving, rotary
( * )
|| e x t e r i o r ; o u t d o o r s ; (dial.)
()
|
( )

|| |
647
i n p a s s i n g , b y the
thirteenth
[ A ' G E V ]
re-
[DERKIIERETS]
H gard,
very
6
| $
esteem;
about !
decorum
tricycle
r e s p e c t f u l (ly)
( r e s p e c t f u l l y
(yours)
respect
respectful
the w a y
of
wire staple
(A $ )
(A $ )
h o b b l e , shuffle
non-literal
(esp.
sermon;
i n d o o r s ; ( d i a l . ) i n the a d j o i n
<*p
[DARshNDARshoNiM]
(iro.)
[ D A R s h E / D A R s h ' N ] <$>
preach
(esp. J e w . ) ;
()
d r i p , ooze
slob, s l a t t e r n
|
( )
stress, pressure
stress a n d s t r a i n
( )
press; oppress
pressure
oppressive
tedious orator
<3> |

5 :[DARKEnshoLEM]
|=|
for the sake of peace
interpret; orate,
(fig)
hold forth
religion
access (to a place) i
()
|1
6 - i n g r o o m
indoor
present (s)
preacher;
[DRISES-HORE'GL]
speech, o r a t i o n
[DRo'shE]
be i m p l i e d ( b y ) (6)
[DROSIIE] ( )
()
(| )^
(iro.)
wedding
claim;
* h g a t h e r , c o n c l u d e , deduce
[DRAsh] ( )
( )
u r g e n t , pressing
argue,
( * )
> $< ^|
t i a l e v i d e n c e ; inference
scholastic) i n t e r p r e t a t i o n of a t e x t
(Jew.)
piece of c i r c u m s t a n -
nature
<3> |
= 0
(Jew.)
( )
<$> |

thresh
* ) (
( )
|| n a p
nap, doze
stick, rod
( )/
w i s p ; piece of t h r e a d
( * )
stapler
|
( . . . ) $*_
swivel chair
[ ] *
[ D E R E K I I - H A T E ' V E ]
take a nap
_ =
s k i t t i s h person, g a d - ( . . . ) $ |
way, incidentally
respect,
[DEREKhDROKhiM] ( | )
way, path
[DAS]
146

g r o w vt., c u l t i v a t e , raise
<> ' |
letter
raiser, grower, breeder
>
harbor, port
( )
hustle
<$> |
hustle, bustle
value: 5
fascicle,
hotel
h o t e l keeper
(the letter) H
property
| H part-time
||
peninsula
contend
with,
|| w a n t
used
to 2.
' |* f g a i n b y
|| there y o u are!
habeas c o r p u s
oatmeal (coll.)
halve
0 |
g u a r d e d (speech), n o n -
hail
hail
upbringing
w a r d , charge
147
<3> |
loathe, be nauseated (by)
( ) 0$!
(> )$< |
|| disgust, nauseate
( )
enough! that's plenty!
committal, wishy-washy
half measure
oat
( )
semiannual
tense
oat, o a t s (coll.)
with

f o r m the past
job
part-time
against
be i n v o l v e d
profit b y , || object
semi
(;
(temperature)
h something
||
|| m i d n i g h t
something to do w i t h ; blame, have
h fifty-fifty
|| | half p a s t one
|| n o o n
have; give birth to; run

concern, have
( )
|| half; p a r t - t i m e
half past t w e l v e
skirt
, , , , , ) .1 * |
) (
Holland
belongings, effects
or* ' ^
<
( )
p r o p e r t y , possession(s), <*
( ) -
halloween
letter
eh? w h a t ?
[LY] )(
shaft, t h i l l (of a c a r t )
6 =
journal)
( ' ^ )
hello (on telephone)
[ H E Y ] ( )/
|| <hare's
(of a
he, n a m e of the
stone

number
A ( ! )
k i l l t w o b i r d s w i t h one
Mr.
<> )$< |
|| hare
[HEY] /
c u l t i v a t e , w o o , t r y to please O j
Yiddish
( )
disgusting, loathsome
b a r k (at)
of the
a l p h a b e t ; p r o n o u n c e d [H]; n u m e r i c a l
(plants e t c . ) ; b r i n g up, rear, breed
(6)
- ) (
645
|| be o n the
1 d e e m ,
side of
consider,
take
(with
ordinal
numerals)
2
believe i n , t h i n k h i g h l y of, be fond of;

dishow
does he
last, h o l d
vi.,
bear
s t i c k to, adhere to,
up,
keep
neck,
( behave
||
h keep to
b e a r i n g , poise
container, holder
come
semicircle
vi.)
()
( )
woodcut
lumberjack, wood-
t o p of
enough
necklace
_|
voice
(-)
( ) ( )
(...)
|| | t h r o a t p a i n
( )
h a v e a sore t h r o a t
embrace
embrace vt/vi
( )
uvula
( )
neck-
( )
<$> )(
(^ )
A ( )
cutter
wood pulp
gobble
charcoal
woodcut
lace
hallucination
homogeneous
halt
l i k e , care for,
|| d i s l i k e
| 1 be fond of

homosexual ) (
posture, carriage, poise;
homosexual

( )
h o l d , c o n t a i n ; keep,
lobster
( )
store;
()
hamster
( )
r e s t r a i n , check, b r a k e
<$> ' |
imp.;
c r u d e , stiff, l a b o r e d ; c o r n y
c o c k , rooster
(| )
think,
be
of
maintain, contend,
the
affirm;
observe ( h o l i d a y ) ; l i v e u p t o ( p r o m ? h ises, p r i n c i p l e s ) ; s t a n d
be i n
inhibit
not
||
* h where d o we s t a n d ?
8
cease
to,
(do
H the
stg.)
m i d d l e of
continually
(rev. con.) be i m m i n e n t , be
A ( )
h a m m e r , p o u n d (at)
believe,
opinion;
(joke)
hammer
( )
bearing; attitude
hammock
hamburger
( | * )
<$> ' |
( ^ )
( )
homogenized
neck
wood
throat
be t h o r o u g h l y a s h a m e d
)(
woodwork
|| m o r e t h a n
the
( )
stuffed c a b b a g e
()
| _ Y one's
( )
Dutch
Dutchman
( )-
|| e m b r a c e
y e l l at
to l i k e , t a k e a f a n c y to
ember, c i n d e r
( )
(...)
( )
|| be c o m i n g out of one's ears
( / | )
halibut
glutton
_ ) (
semicircle
| s t a n d ? h o w is he?
3^2
semicircular
persevere,
float
hemisphere
h a p p r o v e of
||
hemisphere
( subscribe to, a d v o c a t e
|j s t a n d , be
minus
for
be o n the
<S> ' |
be a b o u t to,
! 0 ' |
|| be o n the
A ( )
148
' - H i n the
offing
\ - p o i n t of
verge of; be as far
as
644
(ladies') purse
wrist
artisan
()
[SFO'RIM]
5
trading
honeyed; bland
DoshiM]
c h a m b e r of c o m a c t , *proceed; (dial.)
||
trade,
hate, h a t r e d
by hand
||
||
liberally,
hands
up!
*|
I-
(rev.
con.)
hop
<s> |
( )
be c l u m s y , be b u t t e r -
| * I- sistence;
w a v e aside,
s u b s t a n t i a l ; co-

hope ( f o r / t o )
honor
have in
hopeless
( ) 5'
)|(| H in
| 1 profusely
/ * || | p u l l oneself together
hand work; handi-
( )
|| | t a k e h o l d of
hand, manual

confident
fingered
' || | |
shake h a n d s w i t h
t o w n p r o v e r b i a l for its
|| | exercise self-control
< / < ) S> | 5
p r o u d ; self-
upon
| J- one's h a n d s / p o w e r
* ) (
hope
happen
be i n the h a n d s of, be vested
hesive; persistent; tenable

persistence; cohesion
'|
( | _ d i s p a r a g e , p o o h - p o o h
persevere
embroidery
l e n d a h a n d < | | <h
perseverance
hold water;
generously
|| | generosity
5 *|(|
hope
per-
5 ' 8
A ( )
|| a t first h a n d
<$> * |
chase
|| a t h a n d
|| change h a n d s
<$> |
| '
| $ || be deft
coherence;
Heaven knows
in
- || ) h a n d y ; a v a i l a b l e
tous, i m p e t u o u s
sanguine;
pur-
merchant marine
h u r r i e d , h a s t y , r a s h , p r e e i p i -
hops
deal
|| _h a n d ; a r m
hemp
hate, despise, detest, loathe
...
( )
be a q u e s t i o n / m a t t e r of
| | $ ||
haste
coherent,
merce
,
honeymoon
t o u c h y , sensitive
(fig.)
sense of h o n o r , d i g n i t y
substance,
()
trademark
...
( * )
...
( )
offend
stamp;
(" )
[ K h o Y D E s h K h A - ( )
(hum.)
traditional Jew. bookshop
( )
honey
( )...
deed, a c t i o n
( ) or
handwriting
honeycake
|| store
business, c o m m e r c i a l
washstand
dish rag
( )
( )
trade, c o m m e r c e ; dealings
(...)
handcuff, m a n a c l e
hangar
h a n d i c a p ( i n a race)
( )
towel
()
a c t o r ' s fee
( * )
accessible, h a n d y
ritual
author's/
<*
)(
wrist watch
{Jew.)
royalties;
( )
deposit, d o w n p a y m e n t
...
( )
craft, a r t s a n d crafts
remoteness
manual, handbook
149
( . . . ) >
643
t o u g h , r e c a l c i t r a n t , h e a d -
wander
| h f r o m where
strong
t e m p e r , h a r d e n vt/imp
far afield
$> ' |
hardness, toughness
horizon; outlook
bumpy
shake, b u m p vi.
( )
|| axe, h a t c h e t
w i t h k i t and caboodle;
mistress, o w n e r
( )
w i t h a l l one's belongings, w i t h
obedient
artillery gun, cannon
( )
harmony; accordion
( )
( )
din, hurly-burly
( )
ermine
horn
chopper, cleaver
|| c h o p ; h e w ; m i n c e ; slash
in
splendor,
topsy-turvy
toil, labor, drudge
hash
hair; mainspring;
the least b i t
( )
||
harpoon
( )
| u n c e r t a i n
| p i n p o i n t a c c u r a c y
exactly

()
horoscope
difficult,
severe;
( )
strong;
( w o r d s ) ; p u z z l i n g , baffling
) (
hump
to the l i k i n g of
|| b o u n t y
of
p i t h ; feeling
feeling
be fond of
h a v e n , shelter
e x t r e m e l y precise, p i n -
feel g o o d / b a d / . . . ,
(- g o o d / b a d / . . .
( )

point (accuracy)
||
hard, solid, tough, unbend-
. . . / / _* h s t o m a c h
||
( )
horde
< )
_*
( )
autumnal
\ - one's h e a r t
empty
( )

)(
fall, a u t u m n
||
|| s a t i s f a c t o r y , c o n g e n i a l (to)
(question)
hunched, hump-backed
< 8 h h e a r t e d l y
bottom
rugged, a r d u o u s ; stiff ( e x a m ) ; h a r s h
| w i t h
con.)
1 larger
t e n d o n s (coll.)
( h e a r t ; core,
(rev.
least
exactly, with
A (/); ;
con.)
A ()
1 b i t , i o t a
h a n g b y a t h r e a d , be
( )
harp
an
i n the
)(
- ) (
toiling
(rev.
( )
lord, master
<$> ' |
harem
on
swastika
hora
toil, labor, drudgery
A ( )
splendidly
(< )j> |
()
<> |
beat v i o l e n t l y a t
hook, crook
( )
( )
(of) h o r n ; h o r n - r i m m e d
the

hockey
horned . ...
toiler
A ( )
hocus-pocus
harmonica
w a i t (for)
hook, crook
hormone
bag
a n d baggage
( )
harmonious
hear; obey
from
<$> |
A ( )
level, horizontal
hairy, fuzzy
whole-
ing;
be i n
very
humor
hard-boiled
(egg;
.1
character);
< )_.2 ( c a l l o u s , heartless

close (to)
150
642
=1
= _ 8
heartrending
|| h a v e a s n a c k , t a k e
()
[HEVDLHEVDEYLIM]
t o u c h to the q u i c k
p l u c k u p one's
grieve,
tinction
habdalah,
()
[HAVDOLE]
refreshments
| |
|| | |
\ | | - courage
get u n d e r
| | /
| | | - off one's chest
( )
hashish, m a r i j u a n a
dis-
get stg.
hairpin, bobby pin
_|| K w o r r y
( | )/ | f- the s k i n of
the c e r e m o n y performed at the close

of the S a b b a t h to d i s t i n g u i s h between
||
its holiness a n d
profaneness of
not h a v e the h e a r t
| *
the e n s u i n g w e e k d a y s , c o n s i s t i n g of
|| be i n one's b l o o d
| h to
prayers
|| encourage; g i v e a lift to
and
the
songs,
of
lighting
(m)
vanity,
()
[HEVLHAVOLIM]
nonsense,
v a n i t y of v a n i t i e s
|| nauseate
(rev.
of
(m)
[HAVORE]
Hebrew (Ashkenazic,
the
raising
of
the
||
psalms,
[HAGODE]
and
songs
although, though
at
be
|| |
cardiac
chest
the
[ H A G A ' M ] HP
h heartless
distress
galore
(^ )
heartache
...
( )
c o r d i a l , sincere, t o u c h i n g ,
Passover
()
regret/pity
()
hearty
[ H A D G O S I I E ] ( )
[HEDYETHEDYOYTIM]
by
I was relieved, I got a
festive meals o n the first t w o n i g h t s
emphasis
| h sorry
hymns,
recited
of
seized
| F l o a d off m y chest
(m)
of adages, tales,

be
8 1 m e n t
etc.)
i n g from i t i n the synagogue

collection
con.)
is
(on)
| )(
1 i n (sb.'s) m o u t h
T o r a h s c r o l l for w r a p p i n g after r e a d H a g g a d a h , the
heart d r o p p e d
Sephardic,
[HAGBE]
con.)
(rev.
[ H A V O N E ]
derstanding
pronunciation
I have a hunch/presenti-
trivialities,
f trifles
comprehension, un-
resent
|| h a v e one's sweet vengeance
pledge
nothingness,
against;
( | ) h b y , t a k e to heart
grudge
be sensitive a b o u t , be m o v e d
w i n e ; also the h a b d a l a h c a n d l e
[HAFTOKIIE]
|| | t a k e heart
t w i s t e d candle, a n d of a blessing o v e r
assurance;
bear
sincerity, cordiality
dear, k i n d
d a r l i n g , sweetheart
layman
[Ny]
[ H O D E S ] ( )
cardiac condition
( )
spice box (A [ ) H O ' D E S L ] ( )
chum
()
myrtle branch
||
guidance
[HADROKIIE]
vocational guidance
[HADRES-PO'NEM
-PE'NEMER]
()
(single) heart-
beat
(person of) s t a t e l y
heartbeat; palpita-
h e a r t pangs, aggra-
<8
ap-
tions
pearance
Messrs.
( . . . )
vation
151
641
) (
)plane (tool
) n(
'|=
) (
plane
| ><$
high point, highlight
)( ] [ H O Y D O E
| = | ><j
confession
)(
hum, drone
)( ] announcement, [ H O Y D O E
declaration
||
h u l l a b a l l o o , to-do, bustle
] [ H O Y V E
)present (tense
/ ) / ( A

hat
outside
a d j . ) thoroughly
honest

...
bonnet
! )(
swing
shaky, wobbly
| ) ( ><3
go begging
butler
main
)(
\- m a j o r
; || s k i n
)(
)(
)(
flay,
5 )( A
|
hurry
great
is a f r a i d
is i n a
e x a l t e d|
' )(
...
)con.
(rev.
(rev.
A ) U .1 (
|| be i m p a t i e n t
strain every nerve
||
)con.
fleece
. 2
|| h i g h ; p e a k^
| 0
magnanimous
magnanimity
)h i g h l a n d (s
^ *
high
courtier
h a n d f u l ; pile, heap
hump, hunchback
hunched
libertine
dissolute, debauched
) (
| ><$
|
debauchery
l e a d a dissolute life
r e v e l , spree
carouse
fling
revel,
( i r o . ) attire
humane
frolic,
have a
)( ][HOYLEK.11
)(masc.
lady-in-waiting
)(

)(Jem.
^_'| O
p e a k season
high-fidelity
) n(
)b r e a t h (of air
v o l t a g e|
)(
y a r d ; court
courtier
' ) (
;high, tall; loud
capital
) / ( A5
bones
of t h i n air, o u t
clear s k y| |
headquarters
mainstay
h s k i n n y , flesh a n d ) (
|| |
feature
out
|* 5
)...(
) l i v e peacefully ( w i t h
of a
][LIMEDLIMUDIM
)(
trousers, p a n t s
</_(
A_
handyman
flesh
)(
;clause
main
major in
(members of) h o u s e h o l d
)(
ledger
protagonist
sentence
subject
)(
head waiter
p a n t leg
)(
|| chief c o n d u c t o r

|| house
|| m a i n t h i n g
)(
s w i n g vt/vi
|* _
) . . . (
^ )-( A /
)(
|| c o m p l e t e l y<
(with
||
chief, m a i n , m a j o r , h e a d , fore-
m o s t|
!lo
)(dial.
|| c r o u c h ) (
hover
glassworks
) ( A

hollow, cavernous; bare; pure
W O W ! 2.
)(
loudness, v o l u m e
' | ><$
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height, h i g h place
; peak, p i n n a c l e , s u m m i t
humanitarian
||
640
hurricane
( )
heap
the h u m a n i t i e s
( )
()
[HOYREGHARUGIM]
humor,
w i t ; sense of
humor
killed person

in b u l k ,
humorous
humbug
hen, c h i c k e n
wholesale
|| b u l k r a t e
|| b u l k
bulk shipment
wholesaler
...
A ( )
s t a r v e vi.
6 - || s t a r v e vi.
|| | m u s i n g s [ H O ' Y R I E S ]
0 |
con.)
muse, m e d i t a t e , d a y d r e a m
one of the
hungry
(rev.
(
[ H E S I I A Y N E ] ( )
be h u n g r y
a hundred
/ |*
starvation
)(
dregs
|| h u n g e r ; s t a r v a t i o n ; famine
- )(
wholesaler
!*
|| wholesale

( )
|| a h u n d r e d
h hundred
! h a n d t w e n t y years
b u n c h of w i l l o w twigs b e a t e n a g a i n s t
happy
birthday!
many
happy
the r e a d i n g desk of the synagogue t o

accompany a certain S u k k o t h prayer
centennial
p e r f o r m t h a t S u k k o t h || |
a
frayed willow twig;
stg.
|| d o g
thread-
keep m u m
accord-
Pf
cough lightly
in H e a v e n
c o u g h imp.
[ H A S K O R E ] ( )
r i a l service for the
the
for
c u s t o m of p r a y i n g
the
of deceased r e l a t i v e s o n c e r t a i n
cough drop
dead
[HASKOREs-NEsho'MEs]
cough drop
supplement;
Jew.
expense, ex-
[ H A K I I L O T E ] ( )
HAKhsuMiM]
()
the undersigned
hyacinth
|| _* l o c a l ,
be d i s t r a u g h t
()
penditure;
reimburse
( )
whore
h u r r a h ! 2.
|| cheer
cheer
153
costs
expenses
whoop
din; whoop
sanitary, hygienic
()
|| |foot the b i l l
[HETSOE]
( )
b e l o n g i n g here
[HESOFE]
|| |c o v e r the expenses of
here, i n this t o w n
( )
|| h o v e r h e a d
/ | | 1 d e c i s i o n
[HEKhosEM-MAT0
( | )
( ) mn
a p p e n d i x (to a b o o k ) ; raise (in p a y )
holidays
resolve
<> |
' | <>=
souls
[ H A Z M O N E ] ( )
summons
resolution,
lore, e v e r y m a n ' s fate for
memo-
c o u g h * | / * || | c o u g h
the c o m i n g y e a r is i r r e v o c a b l y sealed
(Jew.)
| h n o t h i n g c o m p a r e d t o
[ R A ' B E ]
S u k k o t h holiday, when,
i n g to J e w .
A ( )
be far inferior t o ; be
glory
the
( )
*_ || there is the r u b
bare o r s h a b b y ; person s h o r n of his
the s e v e n t h d a y of
a h u n d r e d ; $100 b i l l
h ceremony
(fig.)
re-
turns!
<$> ^ |
( )
( ) .1
|| _|
639
|| I a m i n d i g n a n t
hygiene
rise, go u p , c l i m b , heave vi.

pep, v i m
l e v e r ; lift
( )
w e ' r e off! here goes!

highwayman
b y leaps a n d
<g-pjn

b l o o d " (phrase
orna-
(A * ) ( )
|| p a n t s
(A )
shorts
hoarse
hut, cottage, bunk

membrane,
film
superb, gorgeous
(A ) ( )
cheerful
this year
this year's
hydrant
seaplane, flying b o a t
( )
( )
hydraulic
te-hee
[ H A Y O Y T S E M I D V O R E Y N U ] 8
"
[ ]
hydrogen

( )
i t follows f r o m w h a t we s a i d
whereas, inas-
[HEYO'YS]
m u c h as
loss;
()
[HEZEKHEZEYKES]
o n a level ( w i t h )
|| | p r o m o t e
( )
curative
...
( )
h o l y , sacred
(teeth) o n edge
holy
holiness, s a n c t i t y ; s t g .
( )
guard,
()
watch
(Jew.)
cemetery
saint
heal vi/
vi.
guardian,
()

hay
hey!
midwife
<
( )
|| h o o d , b o n n e t
(A ) ( )
be b o r n w i t h a
silver s p o o n i n one's m o u t h
e l e v a t o r , lift
( )
'|
raise, lift imp.;
O |
|| e x a l t
undergo t r e a t m e n t s
for
custodian, guard
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look out
against, l o o k o u t (for)
keeper,
|| heal vt/imp
imp;
(/)
I- o v e r ,
w a t c h o u t (for), beware (of), g u a r d
s a c r e d ; h o l y p l a c e ; shrine
consecrate, d e d i c a t e
( )
(of sugar)
* *
place; stg. sacred
( )
(...)
(A ( ) / )
hatter
( )

shrine,
h a t ; c a p ; loaf
()
exalt
cure
[]
glass w o r k s
<$> |
cave, cavern
panacea
indemnity
pitch
h u p ; a l o u d ; above, upstairs
damage
( )
I- p i n n a c l e ; l e v e l ;
( )
H P
= _ .
height, altitude; elevation;
ment, d e c o r a t i o n
(A ) ( )
state
()
[HIDERHIDURIM]
) (
brothel
added after the name

of a martyred
Jew)
bounds

" m a y the L o r d avenge his
DOMOY]
( )
|| yeast
indigenous
[HASIIE'M Y I N K O Y M
n a t i v e (to t h i s place)
( )
lift, lifting power

booster r o c k e t
local, domestic
heave;
) (
( | )
(- ) h enhance
( || rev. con.) be i n d i g n a n t
$5
be d e l a y e d ;
linger,
638
tarry,
<S> _| )(
dilly-dally;
procrastinate,
temporize

b e a d (cabbage etc.)
( ) op
h a y fever
shark
patio
b u n c h , cluster,
homework
homebody, stay-
h o m e (adj.),
fuel
heat, m a k e a fire (in)
informal
...
homeless
c o u n t r y , father-
|| * *h o m e l i k e , c o z y
(rev.
( )
homestead
()
r
the
()
|j
field,
in
m a t t e r s of ge-
matters
$ ' J| t o d a y
j | the present 2.
H tonight
m o r e o v e r , besides, a l l the m o r e
m o d e r n , present-day
present (-day),
I )
contempo-
1 r a r y ; t o d a y ' s ;
[ H I L K I I E S ] !*

latter-day
nowadays
8 '
any day now
ography
contemporary, modern
loud, resounding
II resound, s o u n d vi.
_ -
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hot; ardent,
fervent;
s o u n d vt. ( a l a r m etc.)
loudspeaker
passionate, i m p e t u o u s
<S> |
tell,
b i d , order,
j a c k e t , w r a p p e r , p a p e r c o v e r ( *)
|| oust
|| help, assistance, a i d ; relief
be c a l l e d ;
|| | <> first a i d

' |
c o m e t o the a i d (of), render a i d (to)
()( <
h c o m m a n d , d i r e c t
<v || c a l l for
H mean,
so, i n t h a t case,
|| *
helpless
torrid
(zone); d e v o t e d
( )
wrap, envelop
aid
.1 _
' , ' I- a d a y s
m i r t h ; joyful celebration
hilarious
[HAYNE-HA'KII]
thing
now-
[ H I L E K I I ] ( )
[HILULE]
same
duct; attire
hilarity,
( )8 '

shrine
gait, w a l k ; con-
con.) be a t ease
hearth
( )
()
( . . . )
[HEYKIIL]
( . . . ) v7
land
locust
o r
heuristic
(A
domestic, home-
(> )$< |
s t o k e r ; heater
Temple
( )
3> | ) (
heating
(Jew.)
hearth
made; cozy, snug; familiar, intimate,
cell
[HE'YKJIELE]
) (
at-home
fireside,
(A 5 * ) ( )5
( )
' || |
( )
(A * ) ( )
c l u s t e r vt/vi
jj h o m e
the O l d C o u n t r y
|| h e a t i n g ; fuel
fireman,

( )
at home
clump
fuel
curable
( )
courtly
'_|
m e d i c i n e m a n , healer
hi-fi
curative, therapeutic
denote,
signify
h t h a t is
c o n s e q u e n t l y , t h a t is
"
a r d o r , fervor, d e v o t i o n
155
637
|| | s u b u r b a n
..
auxiliary
country club
suburbia
( )*
b a c k w a r d ; i n arrears;
be b e h i n d ,
* h b e h i n d the times
lag
a / 5 0 || scheme
scheme
( *> )
\ | - e q u i v o c a t i o n
ghost w r i t e r
c o r n (on toe)
( )
( )
in seventh heaven, extremely

||
out-of-doors
||
5 || G o d k n o w s w h a t !
! 5
much
ado
about
[YARI'D]
celestial, h e a v e n l y
skyline
be
in
balance,
be
roost
l i m p , h o b b l e ; (argu-
flagrant
( )
anthem
)(
hysteria
hysterics
doe
zigzaggy

( )
( )
( )
|| b e h i n d , i n b a c k
I-
round
back(ward),
.1
to
the
b a c k , rear
( 2 .
b e h i n d , i n b a c k of
hyena
( )
|| b a c k ; u l t e r i o r ; u l t r a

hieroglyphics
hierarchy
(horse) r a c e t r a c k
( )
hypothesis
( )
hypothetical
hypotenuse

( )
mortgage
( )
hypochondria
hippopotamus
( )
hypocrite
hypocritical
hypocrisy
||
back
door
Martian
consecutive
stern
( )
background
( )
b a c k w a r d , i n reverse
[ . . . K h E Y L E K K h A L o - ( )
KIM]
rear e n d ; rear
rear e n d
( )
h i n t e r l a n d ; rear zone (of
( )

F the b a c k w a y
ultra- H ulterior motive
( )
hierarchic(al)
rear
I- f r o m / i n the b a c k
()
(A ) ( )v
hysterical
hieroglyph
( )
canine, d o g ' s ; m e a n , r o t t e n
pup
( )
kennel
hysterics
( )

( )
historic; historical
(| )
history, tale
person g i v e n to
<S> |
( * | | )
historian
( )
in
celestial
m e n t etc.) be f a u l t y , n o t h o l d w a t e r
execute
...
jeopardy
hand, old-timer
lame, limping, h a l t i n g
nothing
: 5'
chicken('s)
celestial
happy
(!* )
l e t h a r g y ; daze, s t u p o r
old
(wooden) b a t
|| s k y ; h e a v e n
) ( |
( d i a l . ) i n this room
...*
)(
t a r r y , s t a y (too) l o n g
(iro.)
wooden
<*r
an army)
back, rear, posterior

suburbia
636

burden,
()
[HEYPEKhHIPU-
[ H A K H B O D E ] )(
inconvenience, encumbrance
opposite, c o n t r a r y
skip
[HAKJINOSE] ( )
i n c o m e , re-
reverse; c o n t r a s t ; antithesis
[ H A K I I O N E ] (m)
preparation
(5/)
KhiM/HAFOKhiM] contrary, opposite,

[ ]
|| skip vi.
<$> |
vt/imp
ceipts, revenue
income tax
[ ] ( )
[HAKhN0sEs-0RKh1M]
hospitality;
(Jew.)
hypnosis
the
hypnotize
command-
m e n t of h o s p i t a l i t y t o guests,
O |
hypnotic
esp.
hyper-
|| h y p e r
o n the S a b b a t h a n d h o l i d a y s ; S a b -
tension
b a t h shelter for p o o r wanderers
(Jew.)
the m a r r y i n g
[KA'LE]
of o r p h a n e d or other p o o r girls b y the
sizable,
c o m m u n i t y as a p h i l a n t h r o p i c service
a good d e a l
servility, humility,
[HAKhNOE]
heat, hot
[ ]
(m)
[HAKIIROZE]
appreciable;
stiff
(drink,
h w i n d , price)
fairly, c o n s i d e r a b l y
abject
proclama-
|
* .1
.2 1( of)
( )
heat; hot spell; fever; deliri-
meekness
servile, h u m b l e , meek,
considerable, s u b s t a n t i a l ,
H u m ; violence,
fervor
rave,
talk
| 1
weather
speak
fer-
| 1 nonsense
tion
necessity
involuntary
inclination
vently
( d i a l . ) now
[HEKJiREKh]
[ ]
feverish,
rash,
[HAKIIROE] )(
volatile,
excitable,
(to a n a l t e r n a t i v e ) ;
[HEKhshERHEKh-
get ex-
|| heat imp.
rabbini-
the pre-
[HAKhshoRE] ( )
paratory
training
for
dogcatcher
hothead, excitable/
(m)
scope
reflec- [ H I R E R H I R H U R I M ] ( )
also m e d i t a t i o n
[ ( H ) A L E V A ' Y ]
grant
I wish
if o n l y he c a m e
so far
that
\- t i o n , t h o u g h t
|| millet
[ H A L V O E ] ( )
( u n r e a l wish)
God
neigh, w h i n n y
oh
is it possible?
<*
O T H
h o w come?
[ ] ( )
H a l a k a h , the
( )
[HAYITOKIIN]
so g o o d
wishful t h i n k i n g
1< S> |
venison
( / || )
<> |
stag
h that...
wishful thought
( )
(...)
[ H E K E F H E K E Y F I M ] ( )
clothing
loan
r a s h / i m p e t u o u s person
Palestine/
Israel
[HALBOSIIE]
hot-
c i t e d c o n t i n u a l l y ; be excited
prospective
agricultural emigrants to
impulsive,
preponderance
cal approval
attire,
impetuous,
headed, v i o l e n t
( )( )
shEYRiM] p e r m i s s i o n ; (Jew.)
* ) (
per-
||
> $< |
[HETERHETEYRIM]
mission;
(Jew.)
denial,
[HAKichoshE]
( )
r a b b i n i c a l permission
( )
retraction, recantation
[HALOKhE] ( )
157
635
premise; con-
[HANOKIIE]
()
legislative p a r t
cession; d i s c o u n t , a l l o w a n c e
the a b o v e - m e n t i o n e d
(used
seat e q u i p p e d
with
for
the
or
to
Aggadah

head
hallel,
and
of
[HAZBORE]
[HASOGES-GVU'L] ()
pass, e n c r o a c h m e n t ,
agreement; c o m -
of
recited
on
hallelujah
[HALELUYO]
w i t t i c i s m , jest,
[ H E S K E M ] (<
mob, rabble,
[ H A M O ' Y N ] ( )
multitude
r a b b l e rouser
common
be a t v a r i a n c e
fu()
()
[HESPEDHESPEYDIM]
Histadruth,
the
(-
labor
blessing s a i d
(with)
Persian minister prominent
anti-Jewish
[MAPOLE]
I- E s t h e r
of
to
the
Purim
[ ] ()
()
( t y p e of) P u r i m
[ ] ( )
rattle
gadget,
[ H A M T S O E ] ( )
d e v i c e ; idea
resourceful, ingenious
ingenuity
Hebrew
the
|| H e b r e w
.1
()
KhiM]
continuous
b o t h ... a n d
pleasure, fun,
have
rule
h a - h a (contempt,
face, g r i m a c e ,
spite)
[ H A V A Y E ] (m)

()
sequel, c o n t i n u a t i o n
continuity
devotee of the H e b r e w language

hegemony, p r e d o m i n a n c e ,
[ ]
[HEMshEKhHEMshEY-
(language)
H e b r e w (person);
[ ]
gadgetry
r e v i v e d v e r n a c u l a r of w o r l d J e w r y
H e b r e w2.
h o n e y o r p l u m preserves
of
()
make
story
a n i g n o m i n i o u s defeat
H e b r e w scholar
movement
the
triangular
eh?
adherent
in
p a s t r y filled w i t h p o p p y seeds a n d
( )
w o r d of H e b r e w o r i g i n
[HOMEN]
eulogize
organization
[ H A M O Y T S E ] ( )
Haman,
P a l e s t i n e a n d Israel
(often n o n - J e w i s h )
o v e r b r e a d ; slice (of bread)
oration
[HISTADRU'T]
general
people, p o p u l a c e
(with)
()
neral
[ ] ( )
[HAMOYNA'M]
><
gag
er*
ahem; humph
sensus
fit, a c c o r d
()
[HESKEM-KU'LEM]
(m)
[HALOTSE]
usurpation
a p p r o v a l , assent, consent
con-
holi-
[HESKEM] ()
[HASKOME]

psalms
particular
pliance; settlement
agreement,
[HALEL]
days
elucidation
tres-
hymn
the
()
praise c o n s i s t i n g of c e r t a i n
h o u s e h o l d a t the P a s s o v e r feast
explanation,
of the
to a postscript)
[HE'SEBET] ()
pillows
Talmud
r a b b i n i c a l l i t e r a t u r e , as opposed
[ H A N A ' L ] *
esp. as a signature
[ ]
[ ]
. . . :[HEN] *
[ H A N O E ] ( )
| * 1 d e l i g h t , e n j o y m e n t
enjoy 5 | * h fun, enjoy oneself
'
d e l i g h t , please
conduct
gesture
158
|| |
[ H A N H O G E ]
634
help, remedy, aid,
half
()
helpful
impertinence, presumpimpertinent, presumptu-
helper
' || w a y
'way
) (
|| far a w a y
()
b e y o n d the
(book) j a c k e t
||
gavel
(A )
(A
( * )
( )
hanging
( )
b u n c h (of grapes)
|| h a n g vt.
up i n
.1 |
preme,
paramount,
extremely
(highest-)ranking
higher, t a l l e r ;
padlock
( )
) (
mercenary
at full speed, s w i f t l y
handle, hilt
_'|
||
a b o v e , u p w a r d s of,
()
promote
raise (prices, wages); pro-
h a n g m a n , executioner
notebook, c o p y b o o k ; l o g -
( )
book
b a i t , heckle
b r i g h t , fair, l i g h t (in color)

hero;
protagonist,
|| i n c i t e
<3> |
c h a r a c t e r (in a s t o r y )
bottle)
heroic, d a r i n g
daring,
bravery,
( )
heroism, valor
valor
clairvoyant
( )
clairvoyance
prefer, l i k e
'
( | * )
better
helicopter
( )
*
( )
neck ( c h i c k e n ; (A ) ( )
( )
infernal
auxiliary
( )
polite, c i v i l , courteous
courtesy
'|
superiority, supremacy
( )
ugly
scar; juncture
<j> ' |
mote
superior
[ L O S I I N ] *
juncture
( )
( A *> ) ( )
i n excess of
brass k n u c k l e
thieves' cant
.1
3 .f louder
* || |p r o m o t i o n , rise
-*
glove
u p w a r d s ;2. h s u p e r i o r ; a d v a n c e d
( . . . )
m e r c h a n t , dealer
(A )
2.
the a i r
s t a l k (of fruit)
.1
utmost, top
at best, a t m o s t
f poised
h a n g i n g , s u s p e n d e d ; b a g g y
||
()
( A A * )
()
h a n g v i . , hinge ( u p o n ) , be
be
highest, s u -
bigshot
( )
( )-
) ( = _
p i k e (fish); (hum.)
( )
( )
suspension bridge
2.
remote
)(
hanging
chandelier
h mountains
( )
mallet
tetherball
long long ago
( | s h i r t off one's b a c k
be d e s t i t u t e
| * V become d e s t i t u t e
[ ]
ous, a u d a c i o u s
|| far a w a y
be of n o a v a i l
|| | s h i r t
[HOZE]
tion, audacity
( | ) ( )
h assist i m p . ; further; d o g o o d
the
elephant

...
)(
|| i v o r y 8 '
Ivory Coast
'
633
duchy
medallion
()
(AA )
reign, r u l e
baiter
|| h i c k t o w n ; the s t i c k s
out i n the sticks
local expression
<> |
hatchet
) (
(A ) ( )
hook; crochet
( A ) ( ) <n
f t h e
crochet
hick
synagogue
hexagram
a fictitious n a m e
amazing,
[HAFLE-VOFELE]
c a t c h (also
( )
( )
hexameter
<$> |
( )
(AA )
( * )
remarkable
pause, b r e a k ,
[HAFSOKE] ()
fig-)
local custom
intermission
s t r a y , ownerless,
lawlessness,
e .1
[HEFKER]
needle
[HAFTOYRE] ()
*/
( ...) *
a lesson from t h e P r o p h e t s r e a d i n

b o u n c e vi.
)(
) (
snivel, sob
|| jeer a t ; bounce vt. <> |
<$>
domineering
haphtarah,
( )
i n c e n d i a r y (speech etc.)
<$> * |
ruling, predominant
rule a r b i t r a r i l y / c r u e l l y
[HATOKE]
agitation,
baiting
r u l e , reign, ( p r e ) d o m i n a t e
translation
incitement,
( * )
imperious
ruler, sovereign
|| S i r
( )
|| g e n t l e m a n
( ). 1
M r . 2.
.2 1 lawless, w a n t o n
quiz (program)
( )
| f wantonness, a r b i t r a r i n e s s
heroin
'
(hum.)
heroic
|| a b a n d o n
a n y t h i n g goes
arbitrary, wanton
w a n t o n , reckless, l i c e n -
herald
[] ...
heraldry
[ ]
coat-of-arms, crest
( )
tious
neglect, w a n -
[HEFKEYRES]
footnote
||
to
|| t e a c h
[ ] ( )
be v o c a l ; (idea) be a c c e p t a b l e / r e a -
[ ] ( * )
[ ] ( )
[HATSOLE]
|| look here
) ( h sonable
what's
?(/)
new?
audible
heresy
the [ H A K 0 D E s h - B 0 R K h u ]
heretic
Lord
[HAGDOME] ()
strand
of
(AA

( )
( )
) ( )
hair
w o r d ; preamble
[HEGDEShHEGDEYShlM]
what's up?
( )
[HATsLOKhE] ( )
preface, fore-
3> |
[ H I T S T A R K I I E S ] ( <> ) n
escape, rescue
success
attention
| f w h a t does i t teach me?
d e r e l i c t vessel
need
no
[ ] ( )
scofflaw
waif
pay
(/ )
|| hear, obey, listen t o
[ ]
tion
(human) derelict
[HEORE] ()
herring
tonness, a r b i t r a r i n e s s
a b a n d o n m e n t , deser-
( )
earphone
( )
duke
160
( )
( )
632
conjecture,
supposition,
guess,
hy-
filthy
p l a c e ; (Jew.)
poorhouse,
pothesis
influence
[HASIIPOE] ( )
influential
view (opin-
dingy
[ ]
[HASIIKOFE] ( )
behalf),
mediation,
the
inter-
idea, concep-
reading
tion; comprehension,
year's
reading
cycle
H a s k a l a h , the J e w .
Enlightenment
the
h a b i t , usage
[ H A S K O L E ] &
which
i n the 19th
century
kill, murder
[HARGE]
c o m f o r t , ease
[ H A R K I I O V E ]
ter, massacre
legend-
commitment
[ H A S K I I O L E ] ( )
ec-
industry,
also
[HAsh0REs-HANEFEsh]
conjuration
[ ]
re-
[ H I S O ' Y R E R E S ] -
()
[HISPAYLES]
charge,
custody;
pices;
aus-
Providence
u n d e r m y care, i n m y c u s t o d y
Providence
omission
verve
the
infatuation
warning,
[HAzhGoidiE] ( / )
supervision;
.1
h rapture,
[ H A S I I B O E ] ( )
[ H A s h o v E s - A V E Y D E ]
care,
awakening
enthusiasm,
t u r n i n g of a found object
( )
(for a course of a c t i o n etc.)

(spiritual)
i m m o r t a l i t y of the soul
[ H I S N A G D E S ] ( )
[HISNATSLES]
[HARSIIOE] )(
f diligence
industrious
apology
()
s p l i t second
permission
[ ]
[HASMODE]
studiously
opposition
[HEREF-A'YEN]
[ H I S L A Y V E S ]
ecstatic, a r d e n t
i n a r e m o t e place
instant,
stasy, e x a l t a t i o n , a r d o r
zeal,
[H0RE-KhoYshEK.h]
( - a r y " m o u n t a i n s of d a r k n e s s "
initiation
rapture,
[ H A R I G E ] ( )
of a concealed saint)
ligation,
(A ) ( )
killing, slaugh-
( )
lumpy
blob
[ H I S G A L E S ] -
( )
lump
[HisKhAYVEs] ( )
beginning,
| ) (
furnace; h e a t i n g stove
[ H I S B O ' Y N E N E S ]
r e v e l a t i o n (esp.
name)
anthem
[ H E R G L ]
[ H A T I K V O ]
[ H I S B O ' Y D E D E S ]
d u t y , ob-
Simhath
power of c o n -
movement
("The
meditation
on
[ H O R A ' V ] 0
H o p e " ) , Z i o n i s t a n d Israeli n a t i o n a l
seclusion
syna-
Torah
R a b b i (title preceding
ception
Hatikvah
of the
[(HA)shT0NE]
[ H A S O G E ] ({ )
flourished
platform
gogue i n c e l e b r a t i o n of the c o m p l e t e d
cession
urine
[ H A K O F E S ]
cession w i t h the T o r a h scrolls a r o u n d
[ H I S I I T A D L E S ] ( )
(on sb.'s
[ ]
( [ )H A K I T S E R ] * *
the c i r c u l a r p r o -
ion)
endeavor
hos-
p i t a l for the poor
[ P R O ' T E S ]
[HAshMOTE] ( )
[HAshEM-Y1sB0REK.h]
[ H A S R O E ] )(
Lord
admonition
assumption,
161
[ H A S I I O R E ] ( )
w a i f ( )

/ A (// )
[vov] /
a l p h a b e t ; p r o n o u n c e d [u]; n u m e r i c a l
v a l u e : 6; cf. , ,
v a r i a n t of the
[ M E L U P M - V O V ] /
letter , w r i t t e n before or after to
represent the v o w e l i n the sequences
[vu] or [uv], o r before t o represent
the v o w e l i n the sequence [ U Y ]
V e a d a r , the a d d e d [ V E ' Y O D E R ]
m o n t h of the J e w . leap year, o c c u r r i n g after A d a r
a n d [ V E H O - R A Y E / A V E R A ' ] *
cart, b u g g y
scale, scale d i s h ( )
w h a t else? sure! -* ?
. . . ! ...
v a v , name- of the l e t t e r )( /
... ...
flower p o t ( )
) ( =
bailiff (D)
vase (D)
vaseline ( )
(iro.) r e m a r k a b l e , impressive *
w a t t ( )
V a t i c a n
p a d d i n g , featherbedding
p a d O |
p a d d i n g
d e v i l // :
take h i m / h e r / t h e m
c o t t o n
w a d (of c o t t o n ) ( )
"
|| be a w a k e || ! a w a k e * . 1
2.
|| s t a y u p , s t a y a w a k e _|
|| g u a r d , w a t c h ; v i g i l ()
|| o n (one's) g u a r d , alert, w a t c h f u l
keep w a t c h j
good
|| week
( )
e v e n i n g (said at the conclusion
of the
o n w e e k d a y s , h
Sabbath)
on a w o r k d a y
0
a n d secondly
doubled
here is the p r o o f
[ V E H A S I I E Y N E S ]
letter ,
[TSVEY
VOVN]
p r o n o u n c e d [v]
scales, b a l a n c e ; weight, g r a v i - ( )
c a r r y great w e i g h t | h t y
set great store || |
|| g a i n w e i g h t | | 1 b y
reduce |
v a g a b o n d ( )
s t a n d a r d ( )
r a i l r o a d ear, carriage ( )
t r o l l e y ( )
d i n i n g c a r ( )
v a g i n a ( )
i m p o r t a n t , significant, m o - *
mentous
i m p o r t a n c e , significance
w a n d e r i n g
wander, r o a m <$> |
w a n d e r i n g ( ? )
wanderer )(
162
30
)< quail
|| w a t c h f u l , a l e r t , v i g i l a n t ~v
| a l e r t
weekly -
v i g i l a n c e , g u a r d , alertness
w a k e v L , keep a v i g i l 0
. weekly
n i g h t v i g i l ; ( J e w . ) the n i g h t
before a c i r c u m c i s i o n
* ) . (
bag, suitcase
& ) A (O
^ !shoot
)( r o l l e r ; bolster
)( (election) t i c k e t
election
)w o o l (en
^ )( || w a l t z|/|
waltz
l i v e l y J e w . folk tune
* )(
and dance
)( A wolf
8 )( w h a l e
!' * w h a l i n g
)...( canine t o o t h
)( r o l l e r
^ )( r o l l i n g - m i l l
| )m i l l , r o l l ( m e t a l etc.
)( c l o u d
)( c l o u d b u r s t
c l o u d y
)( ) puff (A
)( s k y s c r a p e r
)( werewolf
)( t r i p e
)( v a m p i r e
)( v a n d a l
v a n d a l i s m
i t i n e r a n t , m i g r a t o r y ...
)( ; m i g r a t i o n , w a n d e r i n g
w e e k l y (peri-
)odical
( w e e k l y ) a l l o w a n c e
8 w e e k l y
) . ( w e e k d a y
' e v e r y d a y , w o r k a d a y , c o m -
h m o n p l a c e , profane | ver-
nacular
u s u r y
) ( usurer
)( r o l l e r ; b u l w a r k , r a m p a r t
elective . . .
* w o o l
* electioneering
* ) . . . ( r o l l i n g p i n
('| * > || r o l l v t . <$ lie a r o u n d ,
be scattered, be homeless(
be scarce f be a d i m e
a dozen
.1 )( A
timber ! * 2 .
h wood
)( [KhAZERichAZEY-
RIM] boar
) ( savage
filbert
) r (
)...( wildcat
) A ( cheap
|| foreign c u r r e n c y
) (
currency
)( volunteer
| v o l u n t e e r v i . O
s h o u l d , w o u l d
)( volt
)...( election d a y
)( voltage
forest,
hike
'| >w a n d e r <S
)( w a n d e r e r ; v a g a b o n d
)( A || w a l l||
|| p u s h t o the w a l l ; insist
| t a l k futilely, preach
h to the w i n d
|| be d o w n h e a r t e d , be i n the d u m p s
strain
| /
|| f u t i l e l y ; a t t e m p t the impossible
| fumble
* )( t a p e s t r y
*! )( m u r a l
)( s t u d
v a n i l l a
163
629
watery, wishy-washy
carpenter's level
turtle
take
plumbing
? || f r o m where?
u p to where?
( )
w a t e r f a l l , falls
( )
water color
( )
watermark
dropsy

bedbug
waffle
()
truce
vacation
( )
|| the ... the ...
...
'
...
|| m o r e b e a u t i f u l e v e r y t i m e
|| not
that
vassal
|| w a t e r
be left
||
||
( *! )
( )
( * ) .1
_| 1 a t
fluently
flush
the
toilet
( b o d y of) w a t e r
( )
w h i c h , w h a t , w h a t k i n d of;
||
| )
which
sea
h w i t h o u t s u p p o r t
- | || c o m p l e t e l y lost
late, v a c i l l a t e
(/
possible
possible
afloat;
w o b b l e , w a v e r , t o t t e r ; hesitate, o s c i l -
wax
. . . ||
it's not t h a t he c a n ' t
<> |
growth; vegetation
color
|
.

some
h increase
some 30 c h i l d r e n
30 )(
emanate from
whatever
_. . . ||
waterproof
> $< |
drone
s w a y , w a d d l e , w o b b l e O ' |
vaccine
... as
|| ...er e v e r y t i m e
carious, unsound
fluctuation
3 .
as
|| s h a k e vt.
as
quickly
( )
s h a k y , r a m s h a c k l e , pre-
that
|| t h a t
|| the faster the safer
nal, depot
gy
.21 w h y i n the w o r l d ?
I- w h o ,
...
( )n
( )
. . . || a n y t h i n g b u t
vacuum
h k i n d of
as
( )
station building, termi-
I a m g l a d t h a t y o u are here
( )
vacancy
* .1
|| w h a t e v e r
|| i n t h a t
( ^ )
v a c a n t (office)
|| w h a t
? || w h a t ' s the m a t t e r ?
vowel
which,
)_'|(
vocabulary
c o m e , be d e r i v e d ,
|| w h a t about...? ?... h t h i n g
grow,
something, any-
t*!
armistice
why
what
( )
a r m s race
hesitation,
(A
whiskers
||
a r m a m e n t s || a r m , w e a p o n ( )
shake,
( )
( )
mustache
mortar; slaked lime
o r
|| half of a m u s t a c h e
(animal's)
( )
h y d r o p h o b i a , rabies
armistice
( )
( )
divide, watershed
||
[ h o w long?
bathroom
( )
hydrogen
? :
? h w h i c h w a y ?
until
( )
quality
jet (of w a t e r )
( )
a bath
( )
water lily
|| | b a t h t u b
( )
w a t e r goggles
( )
164
( )

628
(for),
| )( )(
)a w a i t , be i n store (for
speaker (in a
)(
)debate
)( m a n of his
word
*) ( foreword
)( password
)( p a r t of speech
)( g r o w l
)( g r u m b l e r
| g r u m b l e , g r o w l 0
/ * ! )( p u n
) ( v a r i a b l e
| O
)( v a r i a n t
)( v a r i a t i o n
v a r y vt/vi
| O
' )( v a r i e t y show
$ )( w a r m m e a l ; d i n n e r
w a r n i n g
* for, because
)() w a r n i n g signal (A
*...) ( w a r n i n g mes-
)( v a c c i n a t i o n
| v a c c i n a t e O
|| r e a l i t y || i n reality
5 indeed, verily
)( r a v e n
)( c r o w
) ( vertebra
... * ...ware; e q u i p m e n t , gear
|| choke vt/imp
| )(
)( )choke vi. (on
'6 veracious, t r u t h f u l
! ) 6 (
soothsayer, for )(
wait
tuneteller
^
8( a u g u r y
)( [KhoLEM KhALOY-
M E S ] daydream
;word
* )( A
H promise, pledge ,
w o r d for w o r d , v e r b a t i m f
i n a w o r d , in short f u p o n
H m y honor tit for tat
|| |* ) ( || promise|
|| resolve t h a t|
sage
I- keep one's w o r d| )(
:| || m a k e w a y !
) h p u t i n a g o o d w o r d (for|
!gangway
h ask for the floor| / t a k e
* )( c l o t h , m a t e r i a l
the
2.
|| w a r mgive
; affectionate
|*.1
h the floor
floor t o| | participate i n a
warmth
discussion, speak u p 1|
)( A || w o r m
|| suggest| speak
)(
w i t h great difficulty
h clearly / e x p l i c i t l y |*
*
|| be speechless)( 5
*)...( (water) resort,
)|| t a k e (sb.'s) w o r d (for
)(
spa
|/| take a t one's
* )...( hothouse
w o r d 1 s t r i c t l y , ex-
|| heat imp. w a r m
'|
h plicitly|
oneself, b a s k
exaggerate,
m a k e a m o u n t a i n o u t of
* )(
a m o l e h i l l f
hot-water
)...(
' nursing w
bottle
(sick)nurse
)(
w a r m t h ; affection; fever
v
e
r
b
a
t
i
m
)( h e a t i n g p a d
) ( expectation
)( w a r n i n g , a d m o n i t i o n ,
|| s o o t h s a y i n g )
165

notice
627
o n short
notice
) (
)(
filled
cheese o r j a m
||
warn, admonish
|| p i t c h , t h r o w | $
1
)(
t h r o w pf.
)(
shed( * /
h shake
i n g f
| )
|| _*
(rev.
|| (rev. con.) be h a p p y
h w e l c o m e
;spend lavishly
who
||
)(
is he
.3
h a v e a fling, go o n a
spree
)(
)(
r o o t ; snag,
\- s t u b | / |
|| t a k e r o o t
radically
educational
welfare, w e l l - b e i n g
comfort, luxury, prosperity
)(
)( A
wart
a u t h e n t i c , genuine
| < 3
|| w e l l - f o r m e d ; s h a p e l y
: |
dart
pleasure b o a t
c h a r i t a b l e , beneficial
)(
be r o o t e d i n
' !
benefactor
| O
coo
)(
layer
| )-(
)(
workshop, shop; work-
bench
) ( =
) (
Warsaw
...
Warsaw
)(
wet mop
)(bathroom
tasteful
mischievous
learned, erudite
habitat, abode
|| r e s i d e n t i a l
ing conditions
washstand,
) (
sink
) (
| )(
| ><$
d w e l l i n g , residence, a p a r t -
washing machine
;|| w a s h vt.
)(
j ><$
washable
)w a s h (coloring
)(
! .1 ) :(
l i v e , d w e l l , reside
)(
w a s h vi.
residential
hous-
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ment
launder
playboy
h n e i g h b o r h o o d
washing; lotion
)(
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well
welfare
omen, portent, augury
h a p p y| 8 .2
)(
) (
he is
t h r o w oneself (at), t u r n
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y o u are
here
javelin
g o o d , nice
l a v i s h ; u t t e r freely
( 2 1 .
destination
I a m shak-
(baseball) p i t c h e r
lady's veil
h v e r y h a p p y
h u p o n )(
** ! 2 .
) A / ( .1
|| w r i g g l e , q u i v e r ; fret
)(
|| a n y w h e r e b u t
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where to, w h i t h e r
;t h r o w , cast, toss
)con.
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? t h r o u g h where? w h i c h w a y
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dumpling
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there
jam
|| w h e r e v e r , a n y w h e r e
here
lavatory, bathroom
166
living room
howl
vulgar
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|| where ,
inmate
vulgarity
626
viola
( )
violet
fade vi.
s m o k e (fish, m e a t )
volcano
n t ^
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fade vi.
|| w o n d e r , m a r v e l
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amazing
tance f o r m e r l y used i n R u s s i a , e q u a l
marvelous, wonderful
t o a b o u t .66 of a m i l e
(single) v i b r a t i o n
||
v i b r a t e vi.
w o n d e r , m a r v e l , be
|| a s t o n i s h , surprise imp.
( )
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( / )
surprised (at/that)
prodigy,
child
()
v i b r a t e vt.
cradle, crib
seesaw
rock
con-
||
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()
fork, p i t c h f o r k
dedicate
swarm
height
sausage, s a l a m i
frankfurter
delicatessen (store)
|| resume ...ing
h a n y h o w , somehow, a n y w a y
|| c e r t a i n l y !
it depends o n the
sider
it depends o n
o n the o t h e r h a n d , i n t u r n
contrast, contradic-
|| ' = h his full l e n g t h / h e i g h t

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unlike
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con.)
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via
giddy-up!
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aftertaste
reunion
*2.
f as w e l l as
|| ' no sooner t h a n , once
place/time/person
|| as; l i k e ; t h a n ; w h e n
'
how!
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( )
h a n d
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h the
tion
reelection
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revival
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<> ' |
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other hand;
(over) a g a i n
( )
tall
( )
dedication
||
()
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g r o w t h ; stature, (human)
before d e a t h
recon-
inkling
[VIDEVIDUIM] ()
a g a i n ; o n the
hint,
b e c k o n (to)
fession of sins, as o n Y o m K i p p u r or
(hay)
wink,
(* )
s w a y , reel, t o t t e r
rocking chair
(Jew.)
wish
( * )
|| r o c k , s w i n g vt.
vi.,
wonder
( )
( )
lullaby
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marvelous, wonderful
vibration
|
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( )
something amazing
( )
as, since
w o u n d , h u r t , sore, i n j u r y
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verst, a measure of dis-
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volcanic
viaduct
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r e v o l t , nauseate, bore
cello
167
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( )
625
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b y parts
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H b y bits
phenomenon; appari-
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echo
rebellious, restive, re-
calcitrant, insubordinate
t i o n , specter
s h o w i n g , screening; ( T V )
preview
rebel
show; screen, present;
otter
||
HP
vis-11-vis
'
visual
( ) -
|
show window
visit
from afar,
visitation, inspection
calling card
() 5'.
|| far ( a w a y ) , d i s t a n t , r e m o t e
.1 _
|| off
be
( )
vizier
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bison, aurochs
( )
visa
weasel
h wide
|| | n e a r b y
vitamin
( )
( )
|| greet each other
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greet
advanced
long-
|| long-distance
...
distance phone call

h u r t , ache,
my h a n d
1 p a i n
h u r t s , m y h a n d is sore
sweeping, far-reaching,

long-range
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) (
a d v a n c e d Russian
||
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far-sighted
p a i n , ache, h u r t
()
p a i n f u l , sore

range
5 miles away
case,
shop
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( )
()
window, showcase
birth
|| throe, pain
|| alas, woe! 2.
my
( ).1
\- pangs, labor
goodness! woe
is
woe to him who; I- me!

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also women
young married
bride
81
the poor child!
|| wife
()
h woman; eye (loop)
old Yiddish type face

lady-killer
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female; feminine
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next, further, t h e n ; on,
display
remote
long-
skeleton key
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vitality
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|| v e r y far; to great lengths
(prophetic) vision
h hold at b a y
|| b y far2.

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()
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far a n d
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although
needle (of a n i n s t r u m e n t )
i n d e x finger, forefinger ( ) 5 -
.1
cheer ( 2 .
h (clock, dial) read vi.
h a n d (of a clock/watch);
( )
long live, hurrah, three
(?| )
show up, a p p e a r
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( )
indicative
point to
insubordination
( )
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showroom
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opposition, resistance

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women's, feminine
lament, outcry
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tail
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visual
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f a w a y ; s u bwhile
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a, as a . . . ; by, in groups
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cheers
624
winy, juicy
a t least
weep, c r y
crybaby
vine
||
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cherry
p u c k e r (one's lips)
White Paper
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further,
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distance
range
finder
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keep
away
depart
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tenderness;
flurry
in-

dulgence
w h i l e , spell
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recreation
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enjoy oneself,
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1y
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c o n s t i t u e n c y ; elec-
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attach importance to
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whirlwind
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w h i r l , r u s h vi.
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frequently, constantly; intermittent-
debate
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have a good time
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albumen
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subsequent,
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white bread
sublease
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()
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p l a i n t i v e , tearful
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grape
w i l d , savage, m a d ; a b s u r d ;
( )
not enough
( )
|| few, l i t t l e

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169
623
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arbitrary

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proud
willing
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congratulate, wish
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goodwill,
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consciousness, awareness
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know
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windmill
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winter
chilblains
my
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helpless
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nook
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protractor
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villa
angular
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pettifogger
hernia, rupture
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willy-nilly
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wishing ring
Vilna, Vilnius
wish,
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willingness
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gratulation
savagery; wildness; absurd-
winnow
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windshield
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flesh
chicken pox
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rage, r a m p a g e
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arbitrariness
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supposed
winter
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w h a t (fractional) p a r t
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quotient
wit, wag
joke
(dry) m o p
wisp
d r y , w i p e imp.
cherry brandy
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prevail
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j o k e , jest
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line, rule
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ruler, straightedge
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virtuosity
spice, season
m u c h f
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=
ye-call-itdwhat
whisky
.1-
w h i r l ; seethe
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legging; long swaddling
cloth
ignorance (of); ignore
(the letter) V
linen
|| weave imp.
up, t a k e shape
baby, infant
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weaver
shape
621
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2.
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road,
path,
way
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way
out
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of
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)(
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the f u t u r e
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i n forming
travel-
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traveler's check
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r o l l vt.
)(
vegetarian

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vegetate
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the
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Council
Europe
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hereafter
autonomous Jew. governing body in

in
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desire
people of the
world
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of
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the
w o r l d ; the
) || a l o t (of
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n e x t w o r l d , the
Eastern
grove
forestry
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bicycle
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guard, sentry, watch-
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supper
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hand truck
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veterinarian
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trail, path
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weatherman
dufflebag
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weather bureau
veterinary medicine
trailblazing
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veteran
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bet,
weather
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sidetrack
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road toll
sake of
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future
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veto power
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squirrel
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great
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what
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desire
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fade, w i t h e r vi.
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whom
whose
alarm clock
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folding screen
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(electric) fan
ventilation
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point
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earth
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whoever; anybody who, anyone who

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wharf
dice
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|| die
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doctor?
verb
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laundry;
()
underwear,
solicit,
laundress, w a s h e r w o m a n
laundry

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v e r b a l (of a v e r b )
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recruit
imp.,
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weeping willow
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h a n g m a n ' s noose
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laundry hamper
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w o r t h y ; dignified
clothespin
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verdict
wreck, wreckage
gullet, esophagus
( )
)(
be of
|| * w o r t h , w o r t h y
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value judgment
i n a jiffy
h o w l , hue a n d
h o w l , raise a hue
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cry
and
cry
Leviticus
et cetera
saying
j o k e , be w i t t y
vocabulary
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verbose, w o r d y
pun,
play
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securities
recited o n H i g h H o l i d a y s , d e s c r i b i n g
valuable
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vermouth
r e p o r t me
vermilion
Heavenly
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and above all
holier-
become, t u r n , get,
be i n the
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expressing
contemptible cob-
con-
()
( | )
defend oneself, struggle
\- m a k i n g
2
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|| heap (in a spoon)
...
in \
| h he t u r n e d 50

t h a n - t h o u person
suffix
50 I- g r o w , set
[VE'YTSITKOSKIIO] ()
[ U K I I D O Y M E ]
[ U N S A N E - T O ' Y K E F ]
t o the
[OYTSER]
[VAYIK.RO]
=
et c e t e r a
A (...)
[ V E K E D O Y M E ] 8
()! )
vertical
[ V A Y ( I ) T S A K U ]
to
( )
valuable
| *
efficient housewife
0
a w a y , t a k e t o one's heels
|| c a l a m i t y
be w o r t h
[OY]
( h u m . ) run
.1
|| be w o r t h ; deserve, be e n t i t l e d
c o m b i n a t i o n of the letters [vov Y U D ]

a n d , r e p r e s e n t i n g the
dignity
no a c c o u n t
[VATRONES] n
( )1
| * h ure,
generous p e r s o n
generosity
() | ' )
w o r t h , significance; s t a t -
[ V E Y S I I E T ] ( )
[VATRENVATRONIM]
|1
canvass
linen
(A
opus, w o r k (of art, etc.)

wash,
_j
who said a n y t h i n g about a
*> ) ( )
a horseradish root
wart
|| a n y b o d y
()
(A
h e a p i n g (spoonful)
tempt
wormy, worm-eaten
bier
174

) ( H also
denounce
saddle

||
v a l u e : 7; cf.
(* ) / $
fullness, s a t i e t y
p.

zoo
O ! |
t h i n g ; business; cause
none of y o u r
irrelevant,
informer, telltale
*8
appurtenances

yellow jaundice
|| y o u d o n ' t s a y !
suppose
!$
( . . . ) 9
matter-of-fact; t o the p o i n t ;
<$> |
| $
!$ $ h let us s a y ,
point
be a n easy m a t t e r
tranquil
( )
|[ h a v e a s a y
f p o i n t
noun
|| say, t e l l , state, speak vt.
h a n y t h i n g
_* h w i t h a l l the
zoological
| business!
- beside the
( )
zoology
! / h ness
relevant, t o the
( ) $ $
zoologist
' - f- p o i n t
n o t h i n g , (not)
(=)
( . . . )
zookeeper
( )
t h a t ' s the || c a n d y
t h a t is m y b u s i -
[ZAYEN] /
a l p h a b e t ; p r o n o u n c e d [z]; n u m e r i c a l
boiling hot
announcer
woman
who
reads
) (
()
p r a y e r s i n the w o m e n ' s s e c t i o n of the
synagogue, for the o t h e r w o m e n t o
*neuter (gender)
(cont.)
{iro.)
( 2 .
repeat
be i l l <$> |
thing
()
stutter
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( ).1p lant , w o r k s ; s t u d (of
( )
horses)
( )
( )
salve; anoint
<j> * |
(snow)drift
hinge
together, i n a
three together, i n
four to-
alley
salve, o i n t m e n t
numerals)
blizzard
1 g r o u p of
I- a g r o u p of three
gether, i n a g r o u p of four
t w o together; the t w o of
|| h a l l ; a u d i t o r i u m
parlor
(with
one's
( ' )
( )
( )
|| satisfied, full
|| eat one's fill
' | h fill
be fed u p ( w i t h ) , be t i r e d
(5)
us/you/them
ought, s h o u l d
( | ) ;
| | $ || b o i l i n g w a t e r
(of)
$
617
|| /
|| let h i m / h e r *
h a l l e g e d l y
^ ^ ) (
he
h w a s a l l e g e d l y here _
H a n y t h i n g $ a n y b o d y
)(
)(
/*
|| s a n d|
)...(
shoal
sandy
) (
)(
gather, c o l l e c t vt/vi
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| ><j

collector
$ )(
t i d y , clean
zone
)(
bin
)(
reserve, m a r g i n , s u p p l y ,
| 0
hoard
...
|| e m e r g e n c y
spare tire

)(
)(
spare, reserve

| <>
h e m ; edge; o u t s k i r t s
seed; offspring

| < $

)sole (of shoe
absorbent
| 0
mammal
^ ) (
) (
pickled; w r y
'|
juice, sap
mammal
suck
|| spare, emergency, s t a n d b y
tidy, spick-and-span
suction
)(
Z o h a r , the holiest m y s -
)( ][KIIAYE
boiling hot
zone
door
) c r a m (for a n e x a m
t i c a l b o o k o f the K a b b a l a h
probe
1 ) (
circumspec-

;acid
juicy, succulent
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milk
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sentence; c o m p o s i t i o n ( i n
)printing
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bag, sack
|| s o c k ; s t o c k i n g
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oxygen
guzzle, swill
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sour,
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search w a r r a n t
* ) ( << ][zoYidiE
also
176
||
pickle
leaven
)(
care,
careful, circumspect
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probe, s o u n d
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op
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| O
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] [
|| c h a m o i s
) (
species; k i n d , sort
tion
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right away
last
the
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collection, c o m p i l a t i o n
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sandbox
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careful, painstaking
)(
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shift for oneself
t h r o w d u s t i n t o the eyes of
carefree
carefree
h cater t o )(
s a l t imp.
$ || care, w o r r y
| 5 ) 0 / (
salt cellar
/)/(
)(
blight
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$* )(
rub it in
hosiery
booty, loot
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volley, salvo
|| s a l t|
sackcloth
garter
be
616
w o r t h y (of), h a v e the h o n o r (of), l i v e

][Ny
t o see
. . . ) or (
n
)(
entry word
) (
|| l o o k for, seek, search
)/(
) (
l o o k for a fight ( w i t h ) , p i c k
)a quarrel (with
* )(
searching
index
) || (rev. con.

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slump
)(
|| .1cabbage )(
|| soup
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'6 * !
buzz
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buzz
| s u m m e r i n the 21.
summer
8
i n the s u m m e r
) . . . (
c o u n t r y place
bog,
swamp,
||
ensnare, l e a d i n t o
a jam
i n the s u n
'5 ) (

|| sunglasses
sunrise
)( ][ZOYNE
prostitute
.1
)(
sundial
|| S u n d a y2.
on Sunday

sunny
be a b u s i v e , swear,
revile,
vituperate
invective, swearing,
abuse
| ) $ / $ (
|| ) (
Sunday's
curse imp.,
1 |
)(
) (
cussword
vituperate
harlot,
abusive w o r d ,
c a l l names,
h berate
sunset
whore,
conqueror
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)(
)(
seal
c o n q u e r vi., be v i c t o r i o u s
*! )...(
son
|| s u n , solar
zigzag
zigzaggy
" ) (
|| s u n ; sunshine
*| ><$
)( A =
zigzag
| ! O

seventeenth
victory
)(
swampy
) (
seventieth
seventeen
* )(
seventy
' = '
freckle
marsh
seven o ' c l o c k
butterfly
* ) (
seventh
i n the s u m m e r
)(
( 2 .
seven
_||
|| she
)summer(y
pp.
female
m
*> ) (
( 2 .
b o i l e d beef
; :(
) :
sip
sip; slur
,_
buzzer
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) w(
)
| ><$
suntan lotion/oint-
ment
glutton and drunkard
sunsuit
) (
is cheap
' *
drop
) (
be cheap
sunset
solstice
|| cheapness, p l e n t y*
) (
sunstroke
sunflower
)(
][ZOL
sunbeam
) . . . (
search
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...
suntan
sonny
seethe, b o i l , sizzle
hiss
)( ][ZIVEGZIVUGIM
marriage; mate
match,
615
r
(human)
m a r r i a g e , m a r r i e d life
[MO'YKIIL] ( )
[ ] ^
marriage, m a t r i m o n y ,
[ ] ( )
conjugal
I j
rear e n d , b e h i n d
side; i r r e l e v a n t , extraneous
outsider
- ! ' |
page
they, them
( A _ )
sideways, grazing
leer (at)
wedlock
!-
suckle, nurse
( > ) $< _ |
lateral
farewell
( )
hem
z a y i n , n a m e of t h e
s u c k l i n g (child)
!-
column, pillar
|| o ' c l o c k
letter
/_
,/
(_
,. ;
be
, ,
( b e ;
watch
|| please
( )
exact according to the
make
three hours
t i m e 21. ' | -
( _)( ' a b s e n t
h i s s a k e ; as
far
infant
!
sow imp.
silkworm
their
t h e i r s a k e ; as far
acid
father
message
along-
<S> ! |
||
inward
intransitive
or
r h o f
from
pB1o n the o t h e r h a n d
| ! h all sides/quarters
split
verbs
' ( ! across the r i v e r !
p B I- o n the one h a n d
one's
sides
(with
( 6)
* | | 6 h l a u g h t e r ) , be i n stitches
( * ) 5 '
oneself; e a c h o t h e r ; (makes
' 1 s i d e (of)
|| s i d e w a y s
( ) 6
soapy
'
beyond/
( * )
flake
( ^! )
( ' ! ' ) 1 a l l j o k i n g aside j
o n the p a r t
^ ) ( *
safflower
<*^
( *!! )
$ ( aside, a p a r t
!*!/
^^
' || side; d i r e c t i o n ; page
( )
()
tissue p a p e r
( )
soap
soap
^ ! *
( ?: ; : / ) ( )
grandparents
pB ;
leaven; pickle
soap b u b b l e
silk
grand-
as t h e y a r e c o n c e r n e d
soap o p e r a
k i d gloves
[SAKh] | ' b a d l y
strainer
for
(fig.)
(/>3<) | -
v e r y , g r e a t l y ; ( w a n t , need)
a great m a n y
/ TJI
( . ^ ! ' )
|| s i l k e n ; gentle, k i n d
<$> | = |
s t r a i n , sift imp.
exactly ;
( )
Silk
;_
as he is c o n c e r n e d

.1 *
[sho] ! : j - c l o c k
h o w does i t feel t o
for
(' )
( A * ) ( )
watchmaker
|| w h a t ' s t h e m a t t e r ?
wetnurse
( - he i s / m a k e s a g o o d l a w y e r
( )
timing
, _* )
; /_
clockwise
[ZAYEN] ( ) /
|_
<$> ^|
( )
|| c l o c k
w h a t t i m e is i t ?
<s> |
his, i t s
get
reciprocal)
up i n a bad
'
temper
\ - beside oneself
178
614
abusive, derogatory
[ ]
on one's own, independently
jingle
...self; oneself, myself,
of itself,
( * )
song
singer
( * )
fight vi.;
()
sin
sinner
self-conscious
0 ' |
5 || since
'|
*/
self-
[DERKJIE'RETS]
respect
|| sure, certain; secure, safe .1

self-
|| also
' $ h senses
</< | $
|| confident (of)
of course
presup-
()
.2 ( confident
|| | for sure
pose, take (stg.) for granted; impose
| $
| H upon (sb.), hoax
8 | | $ 1 u p o n
beg the question
| h escape, s l i p the
crazy
(safety) fuse
m i n d of
|| enter the m i n d of, o c c u r to
safety pin
( )
( ^ )
safety, certainty, assur-
? $ $
ance; security
b p o i n t of going?
( U . N . ) Security Coun-
sense
significant, sensible
quicksand
2.
to
pB ||* 1 m i n d , go
in a
| * $ h u p
...
self-defense
|| senseless, pointless
w h a t is the
| 6
self-incriminating
sane, i n one's r i g h t m i n d , i n one's
be i n t e n t
| $
self
etc.
|| '|
self-addressed
()
)( . || m i n d ; sense, p o i n t
lose one's
each other
sell vi. (be sold)
sin
|| m a k e sense
fight
6 || warm oneself
sinful
keep i n m i n d ; be
| yourself,
)(
(community) sing
(ever) since
\\ t
(|| ' )
|| of one's own accord, spontaneously
| * $ || s i n g ; c h a n t ( | )
h a v e no e n d of t r o u b l e
.?
|| s i n k vt.
safety pin
s i n k vi., ebb
sweetness
sieve, sifter; screen
( )
screening
screen imp.
sigh
sigh imp.
seat
seat
smug
self-incriminating
sweetish
self-hatred

[SIN.E]
syllable
silver
silvery
( )
silverware
0 |
( )8
tin foil
<$> | 6
hoarfrost
( )
defamavili-
(^ )
^
( * )
a n

<
silver, silvery
( . . . ) $
railroad coach
6 ' 6
self-confidence
otherwise
self-justification
c a n d y , sweet
( )
self-defense
( ).1 |
sweet; c u t e ; fresh (water)
sift imp.;
cil
( *> ) 8 '
[ZILZLZILZULIM]
( )
\ - tion, abuse, humiliation

fication
179
613
memories;
[ZIKJIROYNES]
m e e t i n g ; s e s s i o n ; conference
memoirs
same as
above, with
remi-
[ZIKIIROYNOM]
reference
to several
[ZIKHRO'YNEVE]
sedentary
people
seat
s i t ; be s e a t e d ; be i n
re-
! ( ) h prison
inhabitant; inmate
[ZAKJIRES]
) (
( h u m . ) perseverance
[ z E Y K h E R - L E K h u R B M ]
m i n d e r of r u i n , esp. the p o r t i o n of a
sit-down strike, sit-in
w a l l i n a J e w . house left
||
unpainted
memory
i n m e m o r y of t h e d e s t r u c t i o n of J e r u -
merit; justifica-
( )
[ZIKORN]
reminisce
s a l e m a t t h e h a n d s of t h e R o m a n s
( )
(| )
h a v e a seat!
nisce
manhood
( )
( w i t h few p a r t i c i p a n t s )
()
' |
[SKhus] ( / )
[ Z E Y K I I E R T S A D E K L I V -
t i o n ; a c c u m u l a t i o n of m e r i t i n t h e
ROKIIE]
h d i v i n e r e c k o n i n g ; rare p r i v i l e g e
may
the
memory
of
righteous person be blessed (said
the name

of a deceased
,

righteous

after
on
Jew)
m a y (sb.'s) a c c u -
,
1*
mulated
a n n o y i n g , v e x a t i o u s , i r k - .1
pest
Sabbath
(D)2. / f
songs
some
may
[ZMAN] ( )
()
tune
[ZEMER] ( )
) (
zebra
sail
right to exist-
nourishing, rich
satiation, saturation
honor,
have the
[SKIIIE]
()
( | )h privilege
h o n o r (to)
<$> |
sacred rights
male
[ZO'KIIIES]
1
[ Z O K I I E R S K h o R i M ] ( )
trace, r e m n a n t ,
[ZEYKIIER] ( )
remembrance

[z1K.hR0YNE-L1vR0K.hE]
) ( h p l e n t y
satisfy, s a t i a t e ; s a t u r a t e
[ A ' T S M E ]
mulated merits
rare
d a t e ; ( p r o - ( )
(the letter) Z
()
[O'VES]
ence; r a i s o n d ' e t r e
( )
abundance,
virtue
[ H A K I ' E M ]
one's o w n accu-
phetic) v i s i o n

his
of one's ancestors
( )
sawdust
of
be
benefit from the m e r i t s (of)

accumulated merits
( )
saw
merits
| from
( )
.awmill
satiation, satiety,
( )
saw
I- a c c o u n t
accumulated
debauchery, prostitution
appointment,
his
, ,
quackery
sailboat
m e r i t s be c r e d i t e d t o the

| | find s t g . i n f a v o r (of)
se mester
q u a c k (doctor)
c r e d i t e d t o m e ; m a y m y fate benefit
[ZMIRES]
term, (allotted) time;
of, i n v i r t u e of the g o o d
|| deeds (or a c c u m u l a t e d m e r i t s ) of
= [ZAL]
|| b y reason of
account
of blessed m e m o r y ; m a y her m e m o r y
( )
be blessed (said
after
the name
of a
respected dead Jew.

woman)
same as above, with
[ ]
reference to a respected dead Jew. m a n
<3> [
imp.
180
612
|| also
anti-aircraft
anti-aircraft gun
...
mellow
sixteen
sixteenth
identity
( )
same
' ) ( |
beatify
<$> | 5 '
)(
p o i n t of v i e w
( )
blow, slam,
()
(-) | $
brood
truism
flow
out,
gush

compositor
|| rare, scarce; e x q u i s i t e
sel-
.1
|| r a r e l y , s e l d o m 2.
dom
rarity
( )
( )
soldier
(/ )
troop train
( )n
sixth
m i l i t a r y service
six o ' c l o c k

s o l d i e r l y , soldier's, m i l i -
ancient
[ZERE]
s a l t shaker
( * )
( )
gritty
roll
progeny
hurl
( )
g r a i n of s a n d
[ZRIE] ( )
issue,
( )
seltzer w a t e r
c a n d y store
[ S K E Y N E ] ( )
seed
'
' ) (
tary
troopship
"=
[ Z O K N S K E Y N I M ] ()
seed,

()/
best flour; c r e a m of the
[ZARKE] <s> |
n o u n c e d [zh]
|| see, b e h o l d
A ( )
frogman
leapfrog
o u t of
gill
rust
stainless
1 s i g h t ; i n v i s i b l e
|| be o u t of sight
h l o o m
see (sb.), esp. b y a p p o i n t -
<E> '|
well, well!
_ 5'
$ op
h a b e a u t i f u l sight
be i n v i e w ,
( )
( ; / | )
|| see t o i t t h a t
( )
| :
r u s t ; (plant) b l i g h t
crop
sequence of the letters a n d , p r o -

frog
(A ? *> ) ( )
six
old w o m a n
independent
independence
<$> |
sit d o w n ; settle; (sun) set
for) self-
defense (esp. a g a i n s t pogroms)
( )
plant;
* ^
( ' )6 '
(organization
thump
( )
pouch
(*^ )
( )
m i t t i n g ) suicide
self-evident
sledgehammer
(type);
(person c o m -
( * )
seer
seat, place, p u t imp.;
suicide
strike, hit, punch
semen;
, |* h p u n c h ; b u m p ,
old man,
beatitude
hallucination
|| compose
sixtieth
mustard
seeing (not b l i n d )
stroke,
sixty
( )

hit,
( )$ )( h
ment
(Venetian) blind
( ^ )
, h w h a t d o y o u k n o w !
manger, t r o u g h
( ) $
o n the other h a n d
economize o n , c o n -
zenith
(> )$< ' |
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( )
611
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h serve, spare
)(
|| begrudge
^ O
juggler
gendarme
) (
)(
genre
' )(
)(
jacket
^ )(
by detractors
of
the
)language
$
*

used
term
)(cont.
smolder
)(
) (
hum, buzz, w h i z
beetle, b u g
) (
j u r y service
jury duty
)(
avaricious

gelatin
jelly
' )(
genius
)(
gesture
)(
182
|| y e a r n
|| eagerness, greed )
| O
juror
)(for
yearning,
avarice
' ) (
j u r y box
avid,
|-_* )(
jury
*<
scrounge
greedy,
) (
l o n g coarse m a n ' s frock
) . . . (
wistful
bumblebee
) (
handful
so, t h e n
buzz, h u m
)(
) w a d , tuft (of h a i r
' ) ( | ><$
c r o o k , rogue, b l a c k g u a r d
)(| ><$
gulp
swill, gulp
) (
hum, drone
)(
yokel, hick, boor
$ | <<
gravel
) (
sometimes
) (
endorsement
$ )(
b r i s k , l i v e l y , pert, v i v a c i o u s
) (
giraffe
)endorse (check etc.
^ ) (
Yiddish
| ><$
be b a r e l y a l i v e
| O
j a r g o n ; Y i d d i s h (cont.
| ><S
|| b r e a t h e w i t h d i f f i c u l t y
)(
embers
cranberry
vest
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journalist
journalism
) (
jockey
juggle
)(
magazine, journal
)(
be e x t r a v a g a n t w i t h
)(
gesture, g e s t i c u l a t e
colt

fellow-
letter o f
[Kho'vERshAFT]
( ) 5
[KhocEKJIOGES/
KIIAGOES]
"Song
of
(^/)
non-Jewish
the
the
Yiddish
alphabet; pronounced
ship
[KIIES] /
cal value: 8

Comrade; M r .
holiday
[KIIAD-GA'DYE]
p a i n s of
[KIIAVER]
[KIIEVLE-LE'YDE]
at
the
Passover
bliss
feast;
[KhEYDER KhADORIM]
| _
tell
[ K h A V E R K h A V E Y - ) ( .1
(jail)
.2 ( R I M ]
( i n certain
fellow, f e l l o w -
circles)
[KIIOVER] ( )
g a n g , b u n c h of
( J e w . religious s c h o o l
urchins
[ K I I E V R E ] (m)
H friends;
[ ] ( ) /
[MEYU'KIIED]
brat
(Jew.)
()
shiM]
monthly
|| m o n t h l y
monthly
m o n t h l y (periodical)
(state-
t a r y burial society
company,
sociable
sociability
(girl)
[KhAVERTE]
( i n certain
circles)
2.
Mrs.,
[ ]
( ^ )
()
.1
h
friend
Miss; Comrade
g a n g , b u n c h [ K I I E V R A Y E ] (m)
[ ] ( )
friendly
be friends
[ K . h A V E R 1 s h ]
[KIIAVER] ( ) 0
( w i t h ) , a s s o c i a t e vi.
friendship,
[KIIOYZEK.]
derision;
[ ]
[ ]
. 1 [=KIIA'VERTORN]
month
[ ] ...
m e n t of) expert o p i n i o n
bunch, gang
[KhAVEs-DAAs] ( )
[KhAVRusE] ( )
[ ] ( * )
mockery, ridicule,
[ K E D I ' S I I E ]
allowance
red r a d i s h
volun-
[ K I I O Y V ] (m)
debt, d u t y , due
[KhoYDEsh K I I A D O -
[ ] ( )
c h a m b e r , separate r o o m

(coll.)
fellow, g u y ;
schoolboy
secluded
society
| $ \ | - l e a r n a lot f r o m
heder s t u d e n t ,
ship holder
traditional
t a l e s o u t of s c h o o l
()
and p o l i t i c a l
Mister; Comrade
()
heder,
friend, comrade, c h u m
social
[ ]
chamber;
clink
[ K I I E D V E ]
blissful
room,
childbirth
K i d , " c o n t a i n e d i n the H a g g a d a h a n d
sung
[Kh]; n u m e r i -
(with)
1
[ K h A ' v E R s h A F T ] 5
comradeship
travesty
183
609
poles s u p p o r t i n g the J e w . w e d d i n g
| * h m o c k ; deride, ridicule
canopy
|| except, a p a r t from
besides,
j| e x t r a s e n s o r y
[KhuT-HAshEDRE]
[]
()
..
[Khujd1E-TLuLE]
merri-
ment, hilarity; ridicule
(Palestine/Israel
[KJIOYLEKIIE- ( / )
Palestine/Israel
LOIM/KJIELIIM]
sick/ill
person;
[ L E D E ' R E K h - H A T E ' v E ]
d u r i n g the
[KIIUTSPE]
[KJIALEMOYED]
P a s s o v e r a n d S u k k o t h h o l i d a y s , the
pudence, n e r v e
impertinent, impudent,
i n t e r m e d i a r y w e e k d a y s between the
[ ] 8
first
t w o a n d last d a y s of the h o l i -
fresh, c o c k y
impertinent
day
- )( ] [
dan-
[KJIOYLE-MESU'KN]
man
law,
rule
[ K h 0 K K I I U K I M ] ()
[KhoKvEL0YAAVER]
the
Hebrew
()
inviolable law
m o s t E a s t e r n A s h k e n a z i m after the
sign
pronounced
consonant
over
[KhoYLEK]
investi-
whose
[OY]
letter
p l a c e d , e.g.
(
()
catastrophe,
faintness,
D=[MOY]
[KhuLshE]
( )
de-
utterly
[KhALo'shEs]
m a t t e r (not s p i r i t ) ;
complication;
[KIIOYMER]
[KIIUMRE] ( )
[SIIE'YNI]
strict i n t e r p r e t a t i o n
the second T e m p l e i n J e r u s a l e m b y
[KhuMEshKhuMoshiM]
also
have a n
[KhuRVE] ( m )
[KhoYNEF
( )
(Jew.)
5 \ | * - flair
|| (Jew.)
one
184
hence,
marriage ceremony; wedlock
wedding gown
flatterer
| h wedding
m a r r y (a w o m a n )
w i l d e r e d person; i d i o t
sensual, sensuous
[KIIUPE] ( )
[KhuPE-vEKDu'shN]
[ H A M i ' s h E s h ]
.1
wedding
marry
suspect (of)
|j b e w i l d e r e d
(/)
c a n o p y ; marriage c e r e m o n y ;
[KhoYshED] ( * ) ( )
t a c t i l e sense
KhoNFiM/KhANEYFiMj
eye for
be- 2.
()
Pentateuch
the R o m a n s i n 70 A . D .
ruin
flesh
s a l e m b y the B a b y l o n i a n s i n 5 8 6 B . C
sense (one of the 5 ) ; feeling,
repulsive, extremely loathsome
s t r u c t i o n of the first T e m p l e i n J e r u d e s t r u c t i o n of
is
weakness; epidemic, plague
v a s t a t i o n , h a v o c , holocaust
[BAYEs-Ri'shN]
by
contest
into, investigate
[KhuRBMKhuRBONEs]
it
* )
[KhoYKER] ( _* )
destruction,
vowel
gate t h o r o u g h l y
de-
[KIIOYLEM]
e x a m i n e closely, s c r u t i n i z e ,
ruin,
gerously s i c k person
[ v E D 0 Y R E s h ] ( _* )
look
pa-
tient
extraordinary
impertinence, i m -
spinal chord
:[LOORETS] ( )
from o u t s i d e
[PONEM] 5
ludicrous
furthermore
|| e x t r a
extracurricular
outside
appear ridiculous
of the
four
|*
[ ] ( )
[ ] ( )/
608
sensual
[KhiBERKIIIBURIM] ( )
addi-
darkness,
t i o n ; c o m p o s i t i o n , treatise
adding machine
[ I ( )
|| it's a g r e a t life!
[KIIA'Y]
we
had
a wonderful
hell has b r o k e n
pig,
|| swine,
be u t t e r l y u n -
'|5
be
||
surprised
[ ] *
hog; porK; stingy
suitable
filth,
mess; d i r t y t r i c k [ ] ( ) / '
mumps
surprised,
( > ] [ ) :<
a n i m a l , beast
w i l d beast
obliga-
[KhiEvKhiYuviM]
pork chop
(at)
[KJIAYE] ()
[ROE] ( )
livelihood,
make
[ K I I E Y U N E ]
[ ] ( )/
" o u r Sages of B l e s s e d
Memory,"
( )
i.e.
[ ]
[ ] ( )
pigsty
the
[KIIAZA'L] !
d o c t o r s of
[K.hAZNK.hAZONIM]
()
cantorial
a living from
plain
man,
(hum.)
man
in
the
protest in v a i n
||
life
art;
[KIIAZONES]
claim
vital
be d e l i g h t e d
r e t u r n (of goods to
army,
[ K I I A Y E L KhAYOLES] ( )
Comrades,
[K11AZER] <$> |
[KIIAVEYRIM]
Messrs.
sin,
[KIIETL
diacritic
combined
[KhAish]
()
(A )
( > )
KhATo'iMLEKh]
signs
ly
[KfiAYEsho ]
offense
troops
[KhET KhATOiM] ( )
liable, s u b j e c t
symbol
with
patah,
peccadillo
[KIIATEF] /
the
Hebrew
kames, and
vowel
segol,
in
c e r t a i n positions, y i e l d i n g the c o m -
posite accents :, : a n d
t r a n s i t o r y pleasure
in
[ K h i L E L K h i L u u M ] ( )
Jew.
cration, violation
adultery
[KIIAZORE]
repeat
[Kh1ESD1K] *
[KIIAYEV]
(to),
seller)
[KIIIES]
responsible;
dese-
right
guilty,
( )
[KhiEs] > $< |
a n i m a l , bestial, beast-
op
t i t l e ; tenure
with
respite;
[KhAzoKE] ()
(to), r i g h t of possession,
* ( | one's life is i n d a n g e r
vital strength; delight
cantorship
street
[KIIAYES]
adore
cantor
| | m e a n s of s u p p o r t
| :[KIIAY-VEKA'YEM]
||
the
M i s h n a h a n d the G e m a r a
tion, d u t y
living,
[ ] ( > )
pork
wonder, marvel
( A [ ) 1 *
acorn
novel, astonishing
be
person
$ 8 8 |
at
dismay
surprising, remarkable,
[KhAZERKhAZEYRIM] ( )Tffl
(rev.
/ 8 * || sights
()
(prophetic) v i s i o n
t y ; (feeling of) surprise, a s t o n i s h m e n t
[KIIOYSEM] ( )
[nhizoYENKhEZYOYNEs]
remarkable thing; innovation, novel-
con.)
1 g l o o m
seal, s t a m p
time
/
:*/
loose
[KhiDEshKhmushiM] ( )
[KhoYshEKh]
[KIIIBET-HAKE'YVER]
lore, the suffering
of a
dead
sinner i n his grave
[ H A Z I ' V E G ]
185
607
g r e a s y ; salacious
[ ]
(of) t a l l o w
hallah, a twisted
disparage-
remove a
dough
for
ment
[KIIALE] ( )
piece of
burning,
in a
blasphemy
desecration
||
nightmare
(1T1)
|| | i d l e fancies
con-
(rev.
con.)
mm
t i n c t i o n , difference
[Kh1LUKE-DEYEs]
[KhoLETsKhALUTsiM]
()
{KJIALUTSE]
()
()
Haifa
the
law)
(
apply
( h o l i d a y ) fall o n
God
God
govern;
[VEKIIA'S] m/m
obligation
of
of
!evirate
ar-
het,
articulate
[ ]
n a m e of the
[KIIES] ( ) /
letter
[KhoKhEMKhAidiOMiM]
stupid!
wise w o r n -
a n ; (iro.)
wisdom; wit;
||
witticism,
serious(ly)
joke,
|| s o m e j o k e ! !
wisdom tooth
wise w o m a n
palmis-
<S> | ) (
[ ] ( )
[KhAidiEYMES] ( )
[Kh0K.hMES-HAYAD]
try
_
(slightly
s l a u g h t e r i n g knife
()
facetious r e m a r k , j o k e
[KIIALEFKIIALOFIM] ( )
[KFIALFNK.11ALF0N1M]
foolish w o m a n
cavity
(Jew.)
k i d vi., be facetious
[ ]
[K110LELE] ( A ) ( ) w
(iro.)
! h fool
[KhoidiME] ( )
[KhoithME]

socket
hollow
[KhAKhoME] ( )
the
marriage
()
()
s m a r t p e r s o n ; wise m a n , sage;
be released f r o m t h a t o b l i g a t i o n
small
[ ] ( ) /
ticulation, enunciation
< | )
[KIIOLEL]
[Kh1TEKh-HAD1BER]
be-
| | t i o n of l e v i r a t e m a r r i a g e
hollow,
[1] after
a p p e a r s , e.g. J ? = [ M I ]
emph.)
[KIIALITSE]
release f r o m the o b l i g a -
void;
()
. , pronounced
the letter
b r o t h e r ' s w i d o w ; a release f r o m
sign
refusal of a m a n to m a r r y his childless
||
[ K I I E Y F E ] ( )
[KIIOLILE] /
(more
the a c t
[KIIISER]
[KIIIREK]
* ) -
(to),
the c o n s o n a n t u n d e r w h o s e l e t t e r i t
| * hoove
forbid!
forbid!
(Jew.)
Hebrew
vowel
weakling
[KhAL] ( )
[KhiNEKh]
subtraction
education
mother
[ K I I A L U K E ] ( )
[KhoLEshKhALushiM]
(rule,
Jew.
dream
p i o n e e r , s e t t l e r (in P a l e s t i n e )
partition
p u t e , difference of o p i n i o n
dedication;
pioneer, s e t t l e r (in P a l e s t i n e )
(Jem.)
()
c o n t r o v e r s y , d i v e r g e n c e of views, d i s -
[ ] <S> |
I d r e a m of m y
(masc.)
[ K I I I L E K K I I I L U K I M ] ( )
dream
Sabbath
[ K h i L E F K h i L U F i M ] ( )
dis-
| d a y d r e a m
[SIIA'BES]
v e r s i o n , e x c h a n g e of m o n e y
a p p e a r i n a / t h e d r e a m of
$ || d r e a m
of
the
ceremony
[HASIIE'M]
p r e s c r i b e d for w o m e n
[KhOLEMKhALOYMES]
[ H A K O ' V E D ]
[ ] 8
|| w h i t e b r e a d e a t e n o n the S a b b a t h
(Jew.)
cont.)
[KIIALA'S]
()
*
disease
money changer
tallow
186
[KhEYLEV]
606
money given to child-
I ] <n
SeC-
[ K h E Y L E K K h A L O K I M ] ( )
| $ [ -tion, p a r t , share; p o r t i o n , c u t
r e n as a H a n u k k a h present
menorah, candle-
| | j h a v e a h a n d i n
[ ] ( ^ )
/ f g i v e a piece of one's m i n d to
s t i c k for H a n u k k a h candles
H a n u k k a h candle [ ] ( )
one-third/one-fourth/...
de-
faint,
[ K I I A N U K E S - H A B A ' Y E S ]
ca-
, || faint
jolery
[ ] - )(
charming;
[KIIE'YNEVDIK] 8
flatter
favor,
[KIIANFE]
flattery;
flatter,
fool
[ ] ( )
extreme heat
[KIIMIME]
[KhAM1shosER(-B1- )(
()
[idiESEDKhsoDiM] ( )
^IIVA'T)] T u
B i s h v a t , the
of S h e b a t , (Jew.)
bear- ( m e r c y , c l e m e n c y , grace
15th
God
trees
(Jew.)
[KIISO'DIMDIK] 8
leavened
[KIIOMETS] /
d o u g h or bread, a l l traces of w h i c h
[ K . h A S - V E K . h 0 L I L E ] /8
f o r b i d ! perish the
are b u r n e d before the P a s s o v e r h o l i -
thought!
G o d f o r b i d ! [VESIIO'LEM] / *
fol-
[KhosED K h s i D i M ^
()
Day
N e w Y e a r ' s D a y for
a b l y ; c o n s i d e r a t e l y ; m i g h t be worse
gracious
[KhAMERKhAMOYRiM] ( )
womanizer
| ) (
cajole
[KhALEsh] 0 |
be i t c h i n g , be d y i n g (for)
ass,
lovely
engage i n
[ ]
repulsive
[KhNiFE] ( )
flatterer
.../
( | )( nausea
[ K I I N U F E ] (m)
flatterer
||
[KhALOshES]
nauseating, d i s g u s t i n g ,
housewarming
flattery,
swoon;
faint, s w o o n
d i c a t i o n of a b u i l d i n g ; i n a u g u r a t i o n ,
(fem.)
day
c o n t a i n i n g or c o n t a m i -
[ ] 8
lower, a d m i r e r ; H a s i d , a n a d h e r e n t
n a t e d b y leavened d o u g h o r bread,
of a J e w . religious m o v e m e n t founded
and thus forbidden during Passover
in
the
18th
century
in
Eastern
to
E u r o p e , o r g a n i z e d i n t o g r o u p i n g s de-
c h a r m , grace, a p p e a l
v o t e d t o p a r t i c u l a r r a b b i s a n d gener-
be e x t r e m e l y
ally
find f a v o r
stressing
pious
devotion
and
ecstasy more t h a n l e a r n i n g
Hasidism,
the
[KIISIDES]
flirt
O'YLEM]
(with),
of)
|| c o q u e t r y
flirt
with
quettish
gesture
(with)
[ ] (> ):< |
flirt
[ ] )(
[KIIA'NELES]
()
|* :[KIIOSER]
pansy
[KIIO'SERDIK.]
insane, o u t of one's
[ ] ()
ogle
H a s i d i c dance
defective
affectation; co- [KJIEYNDL] ( ) w
[KhsiDish]
[Kho'sEDL] ( )
go to waste
ogle
[K11(A)SIDIZM]
Hasidic
(type
( )
dimple
gentile friends of J e w s
Hasidism
| * $ ||
( | c h a r m i n g
m o v e m e n t of the H a s i d i m
[Khs1DE-uMEs-H0-
1 1'
[KIIEYN] ( )
(Jew.)
[DE'YE] 8
Hanukkah,
[KIIA'NIKE]
the e i g h t - d a y h o l i d a y c o m m e m o r a t -
mind
i n g the p u r i f i c a t i o n of the T e m p l e i n
J e r u s a l e m b y the M a c c a b e e s
[KhisoRNKhESR0YN1M ( / )
187
605
regret, be
(|* )$ h p e n t a n c e
/KJIESROYNES]
s o r r y (for), repent
[KhAREFKJI(A)RIFIM)
()
'| $
keenness,
[KJ1(A)RIFES]
insight,
0*
acumen,
keen, acute,
profun-
whims
externality,
Kh(A)R0M1M]
(Jew.)
(Jew.)
ban,
(Jew.)
outwardness
im-
disgrace,
pudent man
impudent
m i d n i g h t ; esp. (Jew.)
()
|$
bill;
study and prayer, in commemoration
score;
calculation
|| a t the expense of
||$ || a c c o u n t for
(|* )
take
(5)
stock
(of),
be
aware
meditation,
of
the d e s t r u c t i o n of J e r u s a l e m ,
| | p r a c t i c e d b y the m o s t
rise a t m i d n i g h t for s t u d y
mid-
speculation
(of)
accounting
suspi-
gation, scrutiny, inquest

theorize, speculate
suspicious,
()
speculative
()
(Jew.)
strictly
distinguished,
respected,
1 p r o m i n e n t ;
important
.2
[KhshuviM]
dignitary,
observant
|| d e s t r o y e d ,
sus-
prominent
brown
sweet
[K.h(A)R0Ys(1)Es]
paste,
prepared
from
nuts,
apples, spices, a n d wine, a n d e a t e n
. 2 | c i o u s
at the
pect
H e s h v a n , the second
[KIIOREV]
annihilate
[KhoshED] .1
[KhshuDiM] ()
waste
destroy, ruin, wreck, ravage,
man
suspect, suspi-
Jew
[idiAREYDish]
i n c l i n e d to suspect
[ K h o s h E v ] .1
shEVER])
strictly observant
[ K h s h o D 1 M D 1 K ]
()
ppn
[KhAKRONish]
[KhoREDKhAREYDiM]
(|* )$ h c i o n
[KhE- A)
speculative thinker
[KhshADKhshoDiM] ( )
suspect
[ ] <3>
[KhAKRENKhAKRONIM]
(D) 5
[]w
close e x a m i n a t i o n , t h o r o u g h i n v e s t i -
calculate
[]
[K11K.IRE] ( )
[DRI'S11E] ( )
[KhEzhB'N] 3> |
accountant
prayer
[ K h 0 T s E - K h o Y D E s h ]
m o n t h , t i m e of the full m o o n
[HANE'FESII] 5
reckon,
as
pious
and
introspection, spiritual stocktaking

figure,
[KIITSOS]
the c u s t o m of r i s i n g a t m i d n i g h t for
v e h e m e n t curses
[ K h E z h B M K h E z h B O Y N E s ] ( )
account,
[K11(A)TSUFE] ( )
woman
shame
||
[KJIOTSEFKhTsuFiM] ( )
ostracize
ban
[KIIARPE]
[ ]
excom-
[ K L O L E S . . . K h R o - :
MES]
[KIIEFTSES] J ) ( 5
outward, external
)!|(|h m u n i c a t i o n
||5|- e x c o m m u n i c a t e ,
[KIIITSO'YNIES]
[ ] !
(/)
()
article, thing, object
profound, astute
[KhEYREMKhEYREMS/
disad-
drawback
$ t v i c e
[idiEYFETsKhFEYTsiM]
dity
shrewd,
fault, defect;
h vantage,
the t r o u b l e is t h a t
s h r e w d person
shrewdness,
of
[KhEzhvN]
the
P a s s o v e r feast as a r e m i n d e r
clay
used
by
the
Jews
in
E g y p t in m a k i n g bricks
m o n t h i n the J e w . c a l e n d a r , c o i n c i d -
regret, remorse, re-
188
[KIIAROTE]
604
|| m a r r y
(inter)-
make a
ing
/ |* h married
| $
m a r r y off, g i v e i n
with
importance, dig-
utter d a r k n e s s
...
Maccabees,
()
i n the 2 n d c e n t u r y B . C
have a
mind
1 g r o o m (-to-be),
( )
[KhshAshKhshoshiM/
fianc6
KhshoshES]
(/)
suspicion,
become
| h b r i d e a n d g r o o m
b r e a k one's
[KA'LE]
implicate
signa-
[KJIOSEMKIISUMIM]
( )
tory
| h engaged
marriage;
engagement
p r e - w e d d i n g feast
misgiving,
young man
couple,
(to)
spur
| 6 h apprehension, q u a l m
[BOKIIER] ( )
engaged
*|$
encourage,
become engaged
marriageable
[idiEYshEK]
be
| | * H be r e l u c t a n t
()
[KhosNKhASANiM] ( )
|
to,
( | * ) $ | - eager (to), desire
[KIIASME] <> | ) (
sign one's n a m e (to)

bride-
[KJIASIIMENOIM] ^
|| eagerness, desire
( i m p r i n t of a) seal
|| s i g n
respectability
[KhAshKhES]
w h o led the r e v o l t a g a i n s t the G r e e k s
[ ] ( )
[KhsiME]
[KhshivES] <* 5
the f a m i l y of a father a n d five sons
[PLEYTE] ( )
signature;
[ ]
n i t y , esteem,
m a r r i e d [ 1 *
m a r r i a g e license
elopement
and
November
scene
he is m a r r i e d
October
Indian summer
( | )9 | 5 h m a r r i a g e
||
of
| H m a r r y
marital
parts
mixed mar-
[ ] ( )$ ^
get
189
[KhAsENE]
()
| I- s c e n e
* | $ h riages,
intermarriage

in broad
1 u n t i l d a w n
letter
h d a y l i g h t ; a l l of a s u d d e n
d a y is
of
the
Yiddish
( d a y s o n e n d
|| g l o r i f y
(sb.'s) d a y
||
t h e n (with
eat
then
|| | we h a v e n ' t a l l d a y
a certain
house o n
g i v e n d a y s of the week
journal, diary
day-to-day, everyday

|| | t o b a c c o ; snuflf
snuffbox
( )
( )
tabloid
)(
!*
(medicine) tablet
A ( )

tabulator
total
i n the d a y -
at the c r a c k of d a w n
'
( )
|| d a y
( )
( )h time
|| a t d a y b r e a k
||
totalitarian
daily, day by
tattoo
( )
d a i l y , d a y i n a n d - 1 d a y
tattoo
O |
fatherly
(
c h i l d of
O |
( )
table, c h a r t
"
( )
tabulate
b o a r d ; t a b l e t ; p a n e l ; (book) c o v e r
a p i n c h of snuff h t a k e snuff
father,
( ' )
( )
( )
day camp
( )
taboo
stool
the p o t is n e a r l y e m p t y
board, black-
talk
( ) $ $
tobacco
3> -
questions)
$ | d o n ' t
toboggan
| be n e a r l y e m p t y
dawn; ( h u m . ) run low,
w* $
HP $
and ad-
h verbial
( )
daylight
d a i l y (newspaper)
imperatives
t h e n w h e n w i l l y o u come?
( . . . ) ?
d a y - c a r e center
;'=
w e l l ... (resignation)
( | of j u d g m e n t ) w i l l come
as a guest at
value: 9
| | b r e a k i n g
enjoy life, h a v e a g o o d t i m e |
$)
[TES] /
a l p h a b e t ; p r o n o u n c e d [T]; n u m e r i c a l
|| | a l l d a y
|| good-bye
; ; / ) ( )
h every day
|| b r o a d d a y l i g h t
- d a d
1 d a y o u t
n o t h i n g of the k i n d ;
good f a m i l y
|| n o o n
'|
H i t ' s
190
| /|
hopeless
602
tone, n o t e ; tenor, v e i n
( ^ )
* | ( | $ ) || sour note
|| |
i n || set the tone
(both) p a r e n t s
t o t e m pole
Tatar
this vein
Tatar
(y!) .2 || T a t a r i c
|| d o
(/;
what will you do
|| w h a t t o do?
daddy
daugh-
|*
what's going on
[MAYSIM]
waist
happening
! O | ) (
(musical) k e y
( )
tango
tolerant
| u n s y s t e m a t i c ,
bring
O |
m a k e head o r t a i l
of,
( ^ )
| - u n d e r s t a n d i n g
( )
have it out (with)
0 |
( )
lug
pot
orderly
( )
P
plod along,
stagger
d a m imp.
<J> |
dam
( )
p o t roast
( )
s t a g g e r i n g ( w a l k etc.)
0 |
( )
tambourine
( )$
(axe) s t o c k
p l o d , t r e a d , s t a m p (one's
trudge,
(shop) c o u n t e r
A ( ) $
poplar
()
' =
( )
toast
(with),
| h thrash out
vehicle)
(musical) p i t c h
( ' | * )
m a k e out, h a v e i t o u t
reach a n
A ( )
tank (container; armored
( | )f t a l k sense
|| order ( i n t o ) , arrange, p u t s t r a i g h t
[ T Y ] ( )
dance
haphazard
| 1 s y s t e m a t i c , o r d e r l y
bungling work
dance h a l l , b a l l r o o m
^
O ^ |
|| order, s y s t e m ; sense
!.1
|- g l i n g ; j e r r y - b u i l t
dance
8 ^
tolerate
( )
( )
) (
tolerance
( )
t o n i c note
* )(
m e a d o w , pasture
( )
royalty
( )
(A ^ ) ( ) ^
tonnage
tantalize
dale
w h a t is the m a t t e r w i t h y o u ?
cheap, second-rate; b u n -
here?
1 be the m a t t e r ( w i t h )
old c l o t h e s ;2.
( )
t a l e n t e d , gifted
? ||
tangent
( / )
talent, gift
\ -
( )H t h i n g s are
\ ' | - ter
valley
h trouble w i t h
be g o i n g o n , h a p p e n ; be a d o
0 | $
( )
A ( )
Jewish woman/girl
volved w i t h , have to do w i t h , have

|| defy
gibberish
nag
deal w i t h , c o n c e r n , i n v o l v e ; be i n -
( )
wheelbarrow
? $ | t o h i m ?
associate w i t h vi.,
( )
8 .1 ^
language; (hum.)
, , , , , | )/ |
|| d o t o
( ^ )
( )
0 ' |
if, i n case, i n the e v e n t
HP .1 ^
|| a n d w h a t if \ - t h a t ; perhaps
<$> |
contingency
( - feet)
ton
wade
191
( 2 .
( )
601
> 5< |
(schedule of) rates
( )
brake
||
( ) .2 |( folded) d o u b l e
must
i t is for-
to;
not
be
forbidden
||
double
dice
to
|| die
nudge
|
( ^ )
grope
<> |
* || |
wallpaper
s
b i d d e n t o enter
(animal)
<$> |
! ) (
( * )
j a b ; harass, a n n o y , badger
( )
t o u c h pf., get a feel of
1 '
antenna,
( )
8
| $ ||
|| fuss
tentacle
( )
m a k e a n issue (of)
fuss
O |
O |
torpedo
( )
turf, peat
coo

8 || taffeta
s l a b ; p a n e l ; (dial.)
()
torpedo
platter,
tray;
*pane
( )/
cymbal
!
1
lathe
dummy, doll
tact;
!> $< | $
(in
( )
A ( )/
music)
bar,
()
shuffle (cards)
tactic; tactics
( )
conductor's baton
badger
taxicab
[ T V I E S - A ' Y E N ] *
[TEVE] ( )
,
u n c o m f o r t a b l e , m a k e i l l a t ease
T e b e t h , the f o u r t h
O |
( )
? .|| indeed, r e a l l y
h kidding! y o u don't
the v e r y
[TEYVES]
( ) /
t a x o n kosher m e a t
oh? no
| /*_
with
parts
of
December
ritual cleansing
cockroach
[ T A ' A R E ]
(Jew.)
the b o a r d

sack
[ ] ( )
d e a d bodies are l a i d
|| b a g
for
(Jew.)
shed at a
c a k e , esp. j a m
[ ] ( )n
*
( )
(A ^ ) ( )
bags u n d e r one's eyes
c l e a n s i n g before b u r i a l
( )
( )
crash! thump!
of a d e a d b o d y before b u r i a l
on which
say!
same
turner
and
January
(Jew.)
m o n t h i n the J e w . c a l e n d a r , c o i n c i d ing
<S> |
( )
assess
keenness
make
( )
t u r n (on a l a t h e ) , p o l i s h (fig.)
body
|| n a t u r e ; c h a r a c t e r
( )
tactical; tactful
<> |
[TVILE] ( )
m e r s i o n for the p u r i f i c a t i o n of one's

acuteness,
in time
book
ritual i m -
1 measure; cadence, t i m e , beat
bag, p o u c h ; pocket- A ()/
(Jew.)
( )
<$> |
r i b b o n , tape
* )(
feel (by t o u c h ) imp.,
| _leave
tornado
.1
(the letter) W
s
O | $
: ( ; $ | ) $
permitted
he
( )$
b r a k e imp.
n o t be
double
A ( )
or c r e a m filled; spongecake
c e m e t e r y i n w h i c h d e a d bodies are
sawmill
cleansed before b u r i a l
192
( . . . )
600
ace (in cards)

(
(- )
[ T A ' A R E s - H A M i s h p o ' i d i E ]
|| a t h o u s a n d
( Jew.)
.1
o b s e r v a n c e of sexual
thousand
|| d e a d ; d e a t h l y pale 8 .1
|| s t a r v i n g ~
fatally, to
|| d e a t h
|| p o s t h u m o u s l y
toilet (attire; g r o o m i n g )
toilet w a t e r
8 |
||
coroner
penalty;
im-
[TOYVL]
(Jew.)
oneself (pf.)
( )
(...)
public
terror,
fear
of
gate; goal (in soccer)

()
] [= 0
| 3

good
mire, slush
[ N y ] ( )
toil
<$> | $
tweed
a c t i o n , act, deed
( )
paper bag
(soccer) goalkeeper
baptize
change, exchange
(
t r u n k , torso, r u m p ; fuselage
tulip
impurity, ritual
( ) 8pigeon
.1 c o o p
( . . . )
deaf-mute
8
fit
fitness
<> |
be
huddle
fit,
( / | ) ; ( )
be g o o d for, be a d e q u a t e , q u a l i f y
( )
vi.;
suit ( )H d o , suffice (as to q u a l i t y )

w h a t ' s the use of, w h a t
( )
[TUME]
(...)
( )
cathedral
(Jew.)
pigeonhole
A ( )
h a r d of h e a r i n g
( )
cling, nestle vi.,
|| deaf
pigeon; d o v e
stale
sheepskin c o a t
stone deaf
|| c l o t h
kerchief, (woman's) shawl
( || )clasp, nestle vt.
<$> *|
dew
<$> *|
active
( )
A ( )
b a p t i s m ) (
[TOYVES-HAKLA'L]
death
gatekeeper;
for r i t u a l p u r i f i c a t i o n

dewy
()
( * merse
punishment
extreme
immerse
( )
capital
|
for the sake of
( )
fatality, (a) d e a t h
good
|| d o a favor (to)
deathbed
death
...
( )
benefit,
wrong
( )$ 5 '
d e a t h sentence
deathblow
t u r n , service;
unintentional
!
( )
[TOYVE]
| $ || benefit b y
k i l l oneself
inquest
tuberculosis
|| g o o d
fatal, d e a d l y , d e a t h l y
||
favor, kindness,
.1
( 2 .
| || harass; kill
( ^ )
(squeezable) t u b e ; t u b a
<JB h d e a t h
| || be the d e a t h of
fidelity
.2 || $

|| m o r e d e a d t h a n a l i v e
life
)(
[shiKER]
come
to
(-stillborn
|| f a t a l l y ill ( - d e a d t i r e d
|| d e a d d r u n k
mores;
marital
( || )
g o o d is (stg.)
fit, usable, capable, suit-
uncleanness; sinfulness
(to)?
able, serviceable
193
599
] [ nefarious
' )( fog, m i s t
$ ) ( t u m o r
)( || noise, d i n , r a c k e t , s t i r
| create a s t i r
* n o i s y , boisterous, b l a t a n t
| >< m a k e noise, m a k e a r a c k e t
|| * :
there is a fuss a b o u t h i m
)( b a r r e l
|* !
keg
) ( ) (A
)( t u n n e l
| t u n n e l vt. O
)( t u n a fish
dip
) (
|| d i v i n g , submersible ...
d i v i n g helmet
8 ) A; A A(
|| d a r k ; d i m , obscure; sinister, s h a d y
m o n k e y business
)( d a r k r o o m
| )</>$( || d i p vt.
be submerged i n
)( d i v e r
' d i v i n g
)( submersible, s u b m a r i n e

err,
* ) ( ][TOYE
be m i s t a k e n , be w r o n g
)( job, t a s k ; c a l l i n g , o c c u p a -
tion, pursuit
) ( ][TOYEM
taste vt.,
savor
* ]get a taste of [TA'M
)( ]plaintiff, s u i t o r [TOYEN

)( || a c t i v e person, leader
be a c t i v e ( i n the
* )(
)affairs of
)( t h u m p
)( upholsterer
' u p h o l s t e r y
| <>)( )t a p , s t a m p (one's feet
^
/ )(
dozen
)( d i v e
)( r i t u a l b a t h h o u s e
)(Jew.
attendant
| )](
tOUr
)( t u r b a n
)( t u r b i n e
)( tourist
t o u r i s m
tourists', sight-seeing ...
)( p r i s o n , j a i l
)( t u r n s t i l e ; t o u r n i q u e t
)( t o u r n a m e n t
)( tower, spire
) mn( ) t u r r e t (A
'|)( >< tower vi.
)( spire
; | m a k e fun of; p i l l o r y
8 T u r k i c
)(
)( I n d i a i n k
| >stew <$
stew
)( t h r o b
^ )( =
> || t h r o b <$
|
m y heart t h r o b s
| >t r i p vi., m o v e l i g h t l y <$
)( tiger
|| tulle
| address (by a title) O
tobacco
|| t i t l e ][ALPI
)(
titular
)(
|
;( tea
* || d o u g h , b a t t e r
)p o k e (finger etc.
(fig) birds of a feather

)( also a || d o u g h pellet
confection m a d e of pellets of d o u g h
c o o k e d i n honey
)( t a i g a
<p(( k i n d of) b a k e d p u d d i n g ( 0
^ _
598
(least) c o m m o n d e n o m i - | 6 '
bologna
nator
part-time
( )
tea leaf
( )
expensive,
fiendish, d e v i l i s h , d i a b o l i c a l ^ !
devilish
_ !
d a t e (fruit)
|| a d o r a b l e , s w e l l ; b e l o v e d , precious
treasure,
||
cost
value,
much
prize,
| $ V cherish
filth
scribble, s c r a w l , smear
index
( )
Yiddish
version
finger
[KhuMEsh]
of the
) (
( )
plaster
3> ' |
(strange
s t r e a m , creek,
brpok
<r>rne
|| p a r t , d i v i s i o n
( )
[TIPSIIES]

occasional
|| d i v i d e (into)
be d i v i d e d
stupidity
|| deep; intense; p r o f o u n d
.1
depth
^ *
( )h share w i t h
H (into),
be d i v i s i b l e ( b y )
| | share ( . . . )
(^)
depth; profundity
( )O |
I w i l l share t h e b r e a d w i t h
H depth
typhus
( )
( )
( A ) ( )
O |
typical
( )
clause
[TiPEshTipshiM] ( )
in depth
) ( -
d i v i s i b l e (into)
particle
||
8 .1
division
( )
t y p e imp.
( )/
in part, partly
p a r t l y 2. || p a r t i a l
O |
( } e m . ) typist
<5)
( A ) ( )_
( ^ )
typify
d e p t h charge
( )
fizzle out, be fruitless
person)
2-
tradi-
<3> _|
| $ || | r i v e r
tincture
folly, foolishness,
Pentateuch,
()
plaster
fool
( )/ _
interpret i m p .
( )
a street)
typescript
() -
tionally read mostly b y women
( A > ) ( )
t y p e ; "character
(| )
m e a n , denote !*>
<$> |
inkwell
_| ) ! ' (
/ || * m e a n i n g
ink
[TINEF]
squid
k i l l , slay, p u t t o d e a t h
thyme
pothole (in
( A ) ( )
scribbler
one's
finger at the house
* | -
, 5
kerchief; c l o t h
point
( )
( ... > )$< | .
!_'|
|
darling
,
|| p o i n t
( )/
pointer
darling!
manslaughter
<> |
valuable;
( )^
the d e v i l ! d e v i l t a k e i t !
purse
c o n c e a l imp.
dear;
|| d e v i l , fiend

you
divisible
( )
( )
* ) (
( )
teaspoon
( )
jab
( )
( || ) | d e n o m i n a t o r
195
( )
597
$$
striped
tasseled
shawl
worn
by
ticking
Jews during certain prayers

four-cornered
Or-
(Jew.) ritually impure
[ T O M E ]
know
(rev.
contact with impurity

(the letter) T
denoting
c a n t o r ' s w i f e ; fe-
one's w a y
con.)
tirade
enthusiast
theorize
l u n a c y ; frenzy
madness
O |
t r o u b l e , pains,
[]
T square
(m)
[TIRKJIE]
|| set the t a b l e
spare no
( )
| ,|
' |
b o a r d of ex-
| effort
( )
(A )( )
perts
tablecloth
table/desk drawer
[ T O E S T O ' E S N / T E U ' S I M ] (/)/
| - error, m i s t a k e , s l i p
* |h by
erroneous
err
[HATFU'S] ( )
active
activity
well, well! what do you
technology
()
prayer said
by
( )
( )$
[TAL-UMO'TER]
Jews during
the
cal error
m o n t h s of d r o u g h t i n P a l e s t i n e ,
the
( )
t e x t of w h i c h is p r i n t e d i n v e r y s m a l l
type
(* )
bundle
'
trot
smolder,'glow
$$
tallith,

196
( )
trot
know!
technological
( )w
hoof
"dew and rain,"
)!
skunk; coward
[ ]
thesis; c o n t e n t i o n
()
tet, n a m e of the l e t t e r
mistake
m i s t a k e , be w r o n g ,
imposition
|| |t a b l e ; p a n e l ; b o a r d
1|
[ H A D A ' A S ] )^
( )
daily
[ T I R E F ] ^
l u n a t i c ; frantic, frenzied
Teutonic
typographi-
))!
()
( )
theorem
[ALPI]
(!' )
|
( )
theoretical
make a
tyranny
doorbell
( )
theory
theoretician
O |
t y r a n n i c a l , oppressive
theologian
)(
tyrannize
' ) ( = 4
)(
theology, d i v i n i t y
tyrant
'
theatrical
(^ )
c a l ) ; d r a w i n g (of a l o t t e r y )
)(
s h o w m a n ; theater
( ^ )
c i r c u l a t i o n (of a p e r i o d i -
( )
show business
the
b e l a b o r the o b v i o u s
||
male cantor
playgoer
know
\ | - ( w i t h )
[KIIA'ZNTE]
theater; stg. hilarious
about,
| $ | $ h ropes
( ). . .
female d o n k e y , she-ass
( )
be i n great d e m a n d , be v e r y p o p u l a r
( )
femaleness
slab, t a b l e t
<| <
|* h next d o o r (to)
(as corpses, lepers, etc.), or defiled b y
||
jab
( || )d o o r ; d o o r w a y
thodox Jews
suffix
<> ;|
[ K O ' T N ] ( )
tasseled u n d e r g a r m e n t w o r n b y
tick
([ )
<$> ! |
| | )(
[TALESTALEYSIM]
()
596
timbre
luscious
( )
[ T A ' M - G A N E ' Y D N ]
technique, technology
technician
technical
taste
taste b u d
heifer
[ ] ( * )
the m u s i c a l accents
[ T A Y M I M ] *
written
Bible
in Hebrew
texts
theme
g u i d e b y remote c o n -
dead-
telegram, w i r e , cable
( ^ )
t e l e g r a p h ; telegraph
( ^ )
telegraph, w i r e , cable
O |
t e m p o , pace, rate
office
( )
w i r e service
)( =
television
( ^ )
re-
(...)
temperature
temperament, dis-
ceiver/set
( )
slow(-witted)
television
televise
( )
telepathy
( )
tendentious
&
com-
[TAYNE]
telephone
<$> |
tendency; trend
( )
(switch-
remote c o n t r o l
|| saucer
[ T A Y N E ] <$> |
||
c l a i m , p l e a d , profess, c o n t e n d
tentative
tennis
tennis c o u r t
(-)
plate
( / )
(A )
( )
sky
explain in detail;
pie i n the
h (iro.)
spell
flatterer,
()
house
spruce
tenant
|| dance, j i g
toady
(...)
|| taste; zest
p a l m (of hand)
()
|| tasteless; pointless
* ) (
(A )
dancer
w i t h o u t r i m e or
( * )
do a j i g
|| taste l i k e
) (
1
crucible
( )
test
( )
out
spread (a r u m o r ) w i d e l y
( . . . )
>/ ^
t a l k o n the telephone
argument, reproach
m a i n t a i n , argue,
O |
|| | b y telephone
telephone, c a l l
reproach
()
( )
()
board) o p e r a t o r ; line m a n
( | )h p l a i n t , c o n t e n t i o n
[UMA'YNE]
( )
telepathic, psychic
position
deal i n second-hand goods
( )
telescope
( )
O |
teletype
( )
tenor (voice)
tenement
) ( -
temple
claim,
O ^ |
trol
lock
pace-setter
O |
w o b b l e , dangle vi., t o t t e r
|| d u l l , b l u n t ; obtuse, dense
( )
( )
(book, lecture) o n
obtuse angle; (fig.)
|| dangle vt.
as
guides to correct c a n t i l l a t i o n
|| t o p i c , subject,
( )
) (
[TAM] ( ). 1
| i n taste
5 | * $ h reason
.2 || be luscious
'|*
m o t i v e , reason,
[ T A Y M I M ] ( )
subject m a t t e r
197
- g r o u n d
( )
595
t h i r d (three-note i n t e r v a l )
( )
Turk
)(
Turkey
(*/ ' )
' | | * $ || T u r k i s h
(Old/New)
Testa-
( )
ment !
test
(psychologically);
| h p l a y a d i r t y t r i c k
test-fire
on
carpenter
sit w i t h one's legs folded u n d e r

turtledove
! $ || p h o o e y
potter
()
saucer
(A $ ) ( )
t e x t ; (song) l y r i c s
[ ]
textile
stretcher
tragi-comic
( ) $ ' $
take;
( | )
have
on;
produce,
|| ' | be p r e g n a n t ( w i t h )
( || ) ( ) become p r e g n a n t
wear it i n good health!
drift,
float;
terrorize
terrorist
yield
t a r t (cake)
()
territorialism,
a
Jew.
)(
(A ) ( )
esp.
tragedy
||
territory
||
advocating
the
in a
location
other
than
Palestine
( )
pregnant
movement
drift
|
O | |
1| V v i . ; (sound) c a r r y v i .
e s t a b l i s h m e n t of a n a u t o n o m o u s J e w .
(garment) wear
(^ )
(political) t e r r o r
payload
( )6
)(
therapeutic
tragic
|| w e a r ,
therapist
...^
( ^ )
therapy
( * )
profitable
bear, c a r r y ,
terrace
( ^ )
(^ )
file, folder; brief case
significant
sedan chair
(^ )
textual
nificant/secondary thing
secondary, i n -
<>r^
(A ^ * ) ( )
doll, puppet
[TOFLTFEYLIM] ( ] / ) 5
inferior,
(^ )
|| !c a r d b o a r d ^
( b r e a d t h of) h a n d (measure)
insig-
^ )(
p o t t e r y (craft); c e r a m i c s
the d e v i l !
[TEFEKhTFOKhlM]
(A $ ) ( )
carpet, rug
go to
cup
O | 14
pottery, earthenware
! | <>
whoa!
( )
hew
( )
| 1|)
territory
( )
territorial
bungle, b o t c h ; s c r a w l
thermonuclear
impregnate
thermometer
<$> |
...$
( ^ ):
bearer
) (
contraception
thermos bottle
( ^ ):
) ( 5 ' $
termite
( )
contraceptive
contraceptive
deadline;
( ) 5 ^ '
traditional
tradition
trauma
( )
travesty
()
( )$ $
terrain
turpentine
( )
:
sharp, tart
( )
198
h t e r m
terminology
( )
traumatic
(technical)
i n these t e r m s
594
5
D e p a r t m e n t of T r a n s -
||
portation
(means of) t r a n s p o r t
t r a n s p o r t imp., s h i p
O |
transit/trans-
(foot)step,
pace
()
i n step ( w i t h )
||
sidewalk
port system
transform
womb
()
|| t h i n k
( )
m a k e designs u p o n the life of 0
( )
^
( )
transfer
singsong
' -^^
tassel
( )
t r o l l e y bus, trackless
trolley car
transcribe
bumpy, jolting, jerky
O |
jolt
( )
trench

live in high
trampoline
( )
()
( )
t r o l l e y c a r , street c a r
( ' )
O |
trombone
a different s y s t e m )
trench
crash, crack, blow,
( ^ )
O |
transcendental
t r a n s c r i p t i o n (into
(* )
( | )
(ticket)
transfer
om
( )
costume
O |
transfer
transfer
( )
bang! crash!
(...)
(blood) t r a n s f u s i o n
( )
( b a n k ) draft
cy, carrier
transformer
( )
raft
( )
( )f a d v a n c e
o u t of step w i t h
( )
t r a n s p o r t agen-
|| step b y step
( ' )
( ' )
1
throne
( )
( / )
rag;
| h bang
t a t t e r e d piece of
!-6
( )
clothing; stg. broken d o w n or w o r n
style
clatter, bang
<3> |
stress, e m p h a s i s ; m u s i c a l
()
out
dowdy
stock, shaft, h i l t , h a n d l e
accents used i n c a n t i l l a t i n g the T o r a h
trance
a c c e n t u a t e , stress || |
fool
(hum.)
( )
through
|| t r a n s c o n t i n e n t a l
..
t h r o u g h bus
transatlantic
A ( )
transaction
( )
'|
transitive
i d e n t i c a l ||
trapeze; t r a p e z o i d
( )
1
syllable
( )
hit, c h a n c e ; event, o c c u r -
( )
(...)
transmitter
(...)
broadcast, t r a n s m i t
(mechanical) transjamming
[ALPI] | o r miss
clich6
O |
( )
mission; broadcast
||
fortuitous
transistor
' | H rence
at r a n d o m , h a p h a z a r d , h i t
b y chance
trans...,
( )
alcohol, w h i s k y
stroke of l u c k
||
( )
tropical
|| d r o p ; b l o b
| :
tropic
transpose (music)
...
O |
shipment; transporta- ( )
( ' )5
| - t i o n ; t r a n s p o r t / t r a n s i t (system)
199
593
tribute (payment)
( )
t r i b u n e (person)
( )
tribunal
law of chance
trigonometry
trivial
()
triumph
treatise; t r e a t y
||
! ) (
t r e a t (sb.) to
driftwood
(^ )
( )O | 6|)
h o n k (vt.)
| :

( . . . ) 1}>
i n n , roadhouse
at e v e r y step, w h e r e v e r one t u r n s
(> )$< |
busy, rushed
Trojan
op _
( )
(^ )
refreshments
tractor
highway

0 |
( )
( )
t r i u m p h ; be t r i u m p h a n t
( )
( )
triumphant
tread water
traffic
random sample
( )
syllabic
( )
sealing w a x
trophy
( )
dais; grandstand
triumvirate
[ T O R E D ] 98
|| T r o j a n
t u b e ; telephone (A _ ) ( )
horse
receiver
d r i v e (a horse e t c . ) ;
imp.,
(Jew.)
porge
pipe
(| )
power, p r o p e l ; chase
( A) ( )
) (
truism
() )
d r e a m (ideal)
(to)
()
d r e a m (as of a n ideal)
(meat),
<\ )- g o a d
prompt, impel
<$> ' |
and
Troy
veins from meat to m a k e it kosher
grief, s o r r o w , m o u r n i n g
i.e.
remove
the
forbidden
consolation, comfort
|| console, c o m f o r t
fat
sad, m o u r n f u l , s o r r o w f u l
( )
funeral m a r c h
(| )
t a k e c o m f o r t (in)
s h a k e vt/vi
m o u r n , g r i e v e (for)
< )
trumpeter, bugler
r i t u a l i m p u r i t y of the a n i m a l
2.
fication
of
the
c o n t a m i n a t i o n of
hence, i l l e g i t i m a t e ,
meat w i t h
s h a d y , nefarious (more
cont.
[PO'SL]
coffin, c a s k e t
lark
|| I
( )
||
( ! )
berry
t r o o p , t r o u p e ; ( p l a y ) cast
dry;
arid,
c o m e out u n -
the
( )
A)
|_| ( b a r r e n
harmed
Orthodoxy
trilogy
( )
( )
trill
()
O ' |
a d r i n k of w a t e r
or heretical book, shunned b y
)( . 1
(cultivated) straw-
|| |
than
secular
milk;
( )
d r i n k , draft, s w i g ; p o t i o n
s h a d y , nefarious
m a k e tref, c o n t a m i n a t e
(Jew.)
(Chr.)
(^ )
( )
m e a t , or because of
^ |
(> )$< ' |
toot, blow, trumpet
shellfish, c a r r i o n ) , the i m p r o p e r p u r i -
nd
| ) (
b y J e w . d i e t a r y laws, because of the

(pork,
t r u m p e t , bugle
| )(
n o n - k o s h e r , tref, i.e. f o r b i d d e n
TB
trio
( )
( )
( )
*
dismal, bleak, gloomy, dreary
( )o r
200
592
trill, warble
c l u b s ( i n cards)
[TOES]

tip
|| guess
t r i a l a n d error
date, rendezvous
( )5
pointed, succinct
[KOYEKhKOVKJIES]
()
drink,
h a v e (a
[ L E K O V E D ] h drink)
|| h i t vt.
meet
||
d r o w n vi.
tavern
(with);
happen
(to),
one's w a y
eggdrops
( ! )
f o r t u n e t e l l i n g ; guesswork
puzzle
/
|| tear
( )
|| tears c a m e t o his eyes

m e l t i n t o tears
( )
creak
pedal
( )
(/)/
<> |
( | )
( )
paunch
( )
O |
0 |
[TARFES]
( )
( )
runner, (door)mat
training, drilling
train
( )
( a n i m a l s , soldiers
O |
etc.) imp.
food; non-kosherness of food

trainer, coach
c h a r c o a l fumes, c a r b o n m o n -
(of
birds),
pack
waste imp.
<$> |
( )
<$> |
waste
( )
exude c a r b o n m o n o x i d e
flock
) (
r i p (sewing, k n i t t i n g ) pf.
oxide
smog
drown
(/>$<) | ) (
vt/vi
(financial) t r u s t
( ' | <> )
( m i l i t a r y ) stripe
(for), l u r k , lie i n w a i t (for)

bauble, t r i n k e t
(Jew.)
baked
( || | flight of) stairs
imp.
( )
( )
shake, j o l t
( )
(/)
<$> |
(of w o l v e s etc.)
be o n the l o o k o u t
( )
step, t r e a d , t r a m p l e

non-kosher
( )
pedal
<$> |
[TREYFE]
<$> ' | ) (
curb
( )
creak
|| n o n - k o s h e r food
( )
running board
|| |
tear gas
drought
sidewalk
(eyes) fill w i t h tears
( ' )
carrier; porter
shed tears
(Jew.)
trick
comedy
H b i t t e r tears
( )
knitwear
d r y , d r a i n vt/vi
'
( )
<> |
pulley
(pair of) t i g h t s , leotards
) (
>
drip
befall
( )
to
encounter
[ T R E Y F ]
\ - pass (that)
fortuneteller
( )
( . )
( | )m i s s ; fail t o guess
vi.
H to, toast
( | )
h guess, d i v i n e
occur, chance, come t o

find
(| )
drinking fountain
(force of) i m p a c t
meet vt., e n c o u n t e r ;
drink
' |
|| | )( t i p ( s )
d i s h of meat, potatoes, a n d legumes
<S> |
()
landing
served o n the S a b b a t h , k e p t w a r m
s t a i r , step
from the d a y before i n v i e w of the
(A ) ( )
impact
201
( )
591
chirp
cricket
O |
(impres-.
prohibition against cooking on
( )
kerchoo
staggering
s m a c k (lips)
')(
(iro.)
s i o n etc.)
(iro.)
Czech
splendid,
cello
|| suitcase, b a g
champion
( )
luggage
checking account
huckleberry
u n c a n n y , queer, b i z a r r e
nail
slattern
with
forelock
teahouse
( )
| ) ( || t e a p o t
chipmunk
( )
curious, interesting
m y turn came
flock
tortoise; turtle

( )
( )
( _)( )
( ) -
t a l k nonsense (to)
( )
c u r i o s i t y , p o i n t of i n -
( )
by turns
A ( )
( )
|| t u r n
crank, oddball - ( )
bother, pick on, annoy, b u l l y

(money) check
) (
8 || p i g i r o n , cast i r o n
<$> | 8
( )H t a m p e r
<$> |

ning; w i t h gusto
c h a r t e r (basic l a w )
( )
touch, handle; bother,
<$> |
|| c l i n k vi.
buoyant; lavish, stun-
* ) (
bonnet
badger,
) (
bluff, swagger
c l i n k vt.
( )
also
( - g u s t o
( )
Czech
splendor,
splendidly
( )
tidy
Czechoslovakia
(> )3< |
lavishness,
)(
blanket cover, slipcover,
the
Sabbath
as a m a t t e r of
( )
' ) (
( * )
( terest, s i g h t
sight-see, go | | h c u r i o s i t y
( )
sight-seeing
1> $< * |
pustule
202
( )

k e r n e l , nucleus
pithy
(cont.)
bet; p r o n o u n c e d [Y] w h e n a d j o i n i n g a
bomb
vowel and
[1] o t h e r w i s e ; n u m e r i c a l
variant
the
v a l u e : 10; cf. , ,
another vowel
<$> |
assent
|| assent, y e a , a y e ; n o d
ride, short t r i p
( )
porcupine
(* )
chap, guy, lad
( )
(the letter) J
( )
bigshot
( )
3.
I do know
-
emphasis
||
( )
c a v i l l e r , querulous person
chatter; cavil
( )
chase, p u r s u i t
( ) ( )
( )/
( )
( )
yoghurt
( )
chase, h u n t ,
( )
simple-minded
yam
( )
( )
ionosphere
nerve, g a l l ; conscience
*
1
racetrack
( ' )
(game of) t a g
(> )$< ' |

ion
! ) (
haste, r u s h
( )
|| *b a m b o o
<$> |
1 speed, race
pursue, p r e y u p o n ; be eager for
iamb
( )
|| chase; speed, press
( )
January
chatterbox,
|| i n a jiffy
berry
c h u m p , dupe, sucker
lament
2.
racetrack
yacht
lament
|| yes
( )
b u t c h e r shop
marina, yacht basin
he d i d go
( )
y o k e ; b u r d e n , oppression
( ) .1
|| i n the affirmative
( )
lass
representing [Y], or, i f stressed, before
prisingly, crop up
(iro.)
[KIII'REK-YUD] /
[1] after a n o t h e r v o w e l a n d after a
( )
westernized Jew
t u r n u p , show u p sur-
of
letter , used t o represent the v o w e l
' ) ( ) (
West European or
[YUD] /
...
mainland

letter of the Y i d d i s h a l p h a -
( )/
nuclear || nuclear
iodine
fir
( )
' 5
yodel
O |
an
irksome
( )
r a n k l e , nag, i r k
( ' )
203
<$> |
589
|| | l i z a r d
( )
l a u g h t h r o u g h tears, l a u g h o n
8 |
w r o n g side of the m o u t h
ash (tree)
( )
g u m (in m o u t h )
( )
shore;
ashore
( )
[ Y A B O S I I E ]
Japan
( m a i n l a n d
s p i t (of l a n d )
p o i n t e r used i n r e a d i n g
Japanese
jacket
[YADAKIIES]
con-
gulch, ravine
|| t h i s y e a r
last
partnership,
| h
||
a m a t t e r of p u b l i c
||
knowledge
information,
[YEDIE]
()
message, n e w s ; (a person's)
()
savant, expert, knowledgeable

know-how
*!
||
Judaism
fiat
whose
anni-
()
son
( . . . )
annuity
( )w
y a r d (measure)
century
(...) '
millennium
( [ )
annual; perennial
)( I

year-long; yearly, annual

cap, esp.
0 |
(Jew.)
(; )
(! )
a n n i v e r s a r y (day)
skull
( )
0 |
cap
h n u m b e r e d a n n i v e r s a r y
a n n i v e r s a r y of d e a t h
(Jew.)
moon
celebrate (an a n n i v e r -
( . . . )
y e a r (of p u b l i c a t i o n )
(sb.)
\ - to hell
annual
once i n a lifetime, once i n a blue
... '
|
( ^' )
rejoice
[ Y O Y V L ] ()
( )
| - a y e a r a n d d a y
anniversary
jubilee; round-
h o u t g r o w n stg.
merriment, gaiety
(as)
_ h of
v e r s a r y is b e i n g celebrated
jubilee; round-numbered
the
[YEHI ]

person
after
per-
year
perennially
have
[YA'ADES]
said
year,
if t h i s were o n l y true
[ Y A D O N E S ] *
century
next
name
of a living
person
mentioned
|| i n the same breath as a dead
person
field)
every
(Jew.)
knowl-
edge (in a g i v e n
[YADNYADONIM]
\ - y e a r
|| the same age
[LA'KL]
all year
( ^ )
h g r o w n u p ; e l d e r l y ; n u b i l e
[ Y E D U E ] *8
|| next y e a r
|| a l l one's y e a r s
[ ] - )(
known
( )
|| y e a r
|| e v e r y y e a r
alliance
certed action)
conspirator
seemingly
( )
(on c o n c e r t e d a c t i o n ) ;
agree (on
( )/
[ Y A D ] ( )
the T o r a h i n the synagogue

agreement
)(
allegedly, as i t were, ( i r o . )
toiler
PA'IMNIK]
( )!j ' g B t f
Japanese
[ ] ( )
- )(
[YEGI'E-KA-
O |
ash (wood)
land,
also
ionize
the
small cushion
(dry)
candle lit
()
( )/ _
mn
o n a n n i v e r s a r y of a d e a t h
[ ] <S> | 3
decade
sary)
204
( )
588
fellow, l a d A ( 2 .

Yugoslav
\- y o u t h
( )
bridesmaid
y o u n g people
(!)
June
( )
labor union
substantial,
of
judicial
...
junior
U.N.
[YOYETS] ( )
Jupiter
perfunctorily,
|| y o u t h
f y o u t h
hostel
| l i b r a r y
ture
youthful, juvenile
yud,
the O m n i -
scient O n e
omniscient
(iro.)
I ]
[YOVNYEVONIM]
Greece
( )
( 2 .((- (hum.)
Judeo-Greek
[YEVONISII] !
grunt, oink
(Jew.)
perfunctorily
excep-
[MINAKLA'L]
( )
) ( =
|| get a w a y w i t h
ill-timed
jeweler
|| ' | b r o t h , g r a v y
( _* - satisfy
<t> |
- A ( )
s o u p served a t a w e d d i n g
|| c o w h i d e
||
( )
rage
woman in child-
(hum.)
:[YOYTSRES]
f o u n d one t h i n g w i t h a n o t h e r
im-
[YOYREDYORDIM]
()
[ Y O M - H A D I ' N ]
day and night
[ V O L A ' Y L E ]
ing,
[YONTEV/YONTEFYON-
TOYVIM]
(practice/study
law school
'
\ - of) l a w
( || | of) l a w , l e g a l
corporate body
jurisdiction
legal s c h o l a r / p r a c t i -
Yom
[ ]
[ Y I N K I P E R / Y O N K I P E R ]
solemn
Jew. holiday
and
fastday,
w h e n e v e r y m a n ' s fate for the c o m i n g

y e a r is s a i d t o be d e c i d e d
( )
tioner
( )
K i p p u r , the d a y of a t o n e m e n t , m o s t
( )
doomsday
holiday; festival
festive, g a l a
p o v e r i s h e d m a n ; Israeli e x p a t r i a t e
jurisprudence,
( )
d a y of r e c k o n -
confuse several things, c o n -
birth
July
[YOYTSE R]
the J e w . h o l i d a y l i t u r g y
[YOLDES] ( )
tion
a c e r t a i n p o r t i o n of
(as a J e w . s u b c u l t u r e area)
:[YOYTSE]
[LEGABE]
.1
( )
[ S U K E ] H R u s s i a n soldier
[DO'YFNDIK] 5
to
[YEDEYE-HA'KL]
5 || _ r e p a y [ ] ( * )
justice
( ) /
(Reform) Judaism
that's enough
do
n a m e o f the l e t t e r
( for appearances' sake

queer
...
movement
juvenile litera-
[ Y O Y S E F H A T S A D I K ]
the s o n o f the p a t r i a r c h J a c o b
and
|| y o u t h
|| j u n i o r ; y o u t h , j u v e n i l e
( a d m i n i s t r a t i o n of) justice
adviser
woman
means, r e p u t a b l e , genteel
Joseph,
( 2 .
) (
junior
well-to-do,
young
( )
i n one's y o u t h
young man
( )
Yugoslav
b r a t , rascal
) (
Yugoslavia
|| !
|| y o u n g
!
A)
.1
587
5
|| | M i s t e r
[REB] !
( s t u d y of) l a w , j u r i s -
|| t h e W a n d e r i n g J e w
no kidding
|
|| J e w i s h ; Y i d d i s h
Hebrew alpha(Jew.)
law school
[YOYREshYORshiM] )(
*.1
heir
[A'LEFBEYS]
[ Y O Y S I I E V - O ' Y E L ( )
\ | - bet
Yiddish
!*2.
Judeo-
yoshvE]
(- s a y one's p r a y e r s
| p r u d e n c e
homebody,
stay-at-home;
s e d e n t a r y person
(language)
Judeo-Chris-
|| J u d e o -
rush
justice,
| G e r m a n
tian
fairness,
i n (all) fair-
[YOYSIIER]
ness, b y right
t r a d i t i o n a l l y J e w i s h ; i n the 8
fair, just
(Jew.)
patterns
(Jew.)
circumcise
Jewess
a prayer c o m -
S> '|
indi-
J e w (endearing)
(hum.)
v i d u a l ; singular n u m b e r
( )
unique
unique
uniqueness
||
privacy
T r i b e s of Israel
select
the
[ ]
[ ] n
[YEKhiDES] n
i n d i v i d u a l s , c h o s e n ones
individual
[YIKIIED]
[YEKhiDish]
[YAKhsNYAichsoNiM] )(
p r o h i b i t e d seclusion of a person w i t h
_|
(- p r i v i l e g e d
someone of t h e opposite sex o t h e r

t h a n h i s o r her spouse; (Jew.)
the
seclusion of b r i d e a n d g r o o m
after
the w e d d i n g c e r e m o n y ; (Jew.)
one-
[YIKIIES]
lineage,
(hum.)
t a n c e ; (Jew.)
pedigree

laryngitis
![ YAKIIS'N] > $< |

|| ...itis
appendicitis
imporg r a p h i c repre-
[PASEKh T S V E Y Y U D N ] _
s e n t a t i o n of the d i p h t h o n g [AY]
be p r o u d of one's ( ] [ )3< |
despair,
resignation,
a n c e s t r y ; be p r o u d t o be descended
Jew; ( i n contexts
where
( )
Jewishness
is i r r e l e v a n t ) m a n , person
( ) / *
|| J e w r y , J e w s
hood
boyish
[YiEsh]
disappointment
f r o m ; hence, be p r o u d of
boyhood
[TSVEY Y U D N ]
of the d i p h t h o n g [EY]
aristocracy
w h e n a b o y , i n one's b o y -
( ). . .
||
graphic representation
[ ] ()
boy
person
as g o o d as
\ ness (of G o d )
descent, pedigree,
parentage;
[ Y E K J I I D E - Z G U ' L E ]
( )
p e t t y , s e n t i m e n t a l , t a l k a t i v e Jewess
(Jew.)
[BEMI'NE]
person
(A A * ) ( )
the T e n Lost
J e w i s h w o m a n ; esp. a
privacy;
thing/
Jewry
[ Y O K J I E D Y E K I I I D I M ] ( )
( ) w-c*!

[ ]
[YISKER]
m e m o r a t i n g the d e a d
Jewess
[ALPI] | - e q u i t y
Jewish manner; according to Jewish
Jewishness; J u d a i s m
<> |
(chimney) flue ( )
)(
|| y o u (very
||
polite)
|| where are y o u from?
206
|| ) (
w h a t does the m a n w a n t ?
586
[ V E Z I K J I R O ' Y ( . . . : ) 6
may
VEZIKIIRO'M]
name(s)
and
r e m e m b r a n c e (s)
erased (more
scoundrel,
younger; junior
(Jew.)
his/their
emphatic
be
used
wine
by
p a g a n s for
(Jew.)
liquor
of
Holidays,
Awe,
the
ten
i.e.
the
High
days from
Rosh
re-
[YIRES-HAKO'VED]
fear of G o d
of
[ Y A M - K I N E ' R E S ]
settle-
seaman
[ ] ( )
tide
[ ] ( )
walrus
deliberate, consider,
[ ] 0
[YEshuvNiK]
()
ap-
[ ] ( )
gale
|- p r e c i a t i o n (for); t h a n k s
leftover m a t e r i a l retained
by
[ ]
capaci-
[(I)N]
(hum.)
[ ] -
()
be
k n o w how,
...
|| l a m e n t , w a i l
()
|| sea
foundation,
footing;
(m)
marine, nautical, naval

bay
(fig.)
ground-
|| _ elements
- w o r k
seal
D e a d Sea
[KhAZERL
[ Y E S O ' Y D E S D I K ]
suffering, a g o n y ,
suf-
[ ] ( )
[ H A M E ' L E K I I ]
()
-KhAZEYRiMLEKh]
[YEMAKhshM0Y (
[YESURIM]
shM0M]
may
guinea-pig
:)
his/their name(s)
be erased (a
207
(of)
[ ] ...
[ ] ( )
tal, rudimentary
| | * a n g u i s h , p a i n ; w o r r y
[ ] ( )
seaweed
underlie
fundamen-
a lot
ished b y
[YESO'DYESOYDES]
[YAM] ( / )
| h n o u r i s h m e n t
l i v i n g f r o m / b y ; be ( s p i r i t u a l l y ) n o u r -
basis,
k n o w one's stuff
[ Y E L O L E ] ()
wail
[ Y E N I K E ]
faculty
[ Y O K I I L ] <$> |
able,
[LERER(I)N]
livelihood; spiritual
[ Y E K I I O Y L E S ] <B * ) ( <
ty,
[ ]
seafood
suffix
making
g a r m e n t to o r d e r
[ ] ( )
sea level
(to)
you!
[YITER]
t a i l o r after
[ ]
seasickness
Jew
well d o n e ! m o r e power to
[ ] ( )
seasick
[(YA)sh(ER)-K0YEKh] ( )
( * )
sole (fish)
village
[ ] () !*
sea c h a r t
make a
hesitate
[ ]
navy
reflection; c o n s u l t a t i o n
[ ] ( )
seahorse
w o m a n teacher
[ H A D A ' A S ]
[ ] ( )
maritime
|| f e m i n i n e
[ YAsh]
lation in Palestine
deliberation,
[ ] ( )
seaport
marina
[ Y i s h E v Y i s h u v i M ] ( ) 5
[ ] ( )_
[ ] ( * )
mermaid
veneration
[ ]
m e n t , c o l o n y , village; the J e w . p o p u -
Galilee
seashell
[SIIOMA'IM]
1
verence, awe,
r e v e r e n t (ial)
H a s h a n a h to Y o m K i p p u r
Sea
[SO'REF] ^

[ Y O M ( I M ) - N E R O I M ]
Days
pro-
h i b i t e d to J e w s
- ) ( ] [

sacrifices,
curse)
wretch
the
(A
[ Y A Y E N - N E ' S E K I I ]
curse)
585
exodus
the
cause
[YETSIE]
||
fer;
worry
suffering to, w o r r y vt.
[YETSIES-MITSRA'IM]
E x o d u s of the J e w s f r o m E g y p t
last breath
Creation
urge,
[NESIIO'ME]
hunter
[YETSIRE]
hunting
[ Y E Y T S E R Y E T S O R I M ] ( )
(psychological) drive
passion, lust;
!
- *
e v e r y other, a l t e r n a t e
inclina-
everybody,
( t i o n t o e v i l (personified)
he was seized b y a
everyone,
m o r a l sense, i n c h -
Jesuit
( )
Jesus
[ ]
.2
||
each,
[TO(Y)V]
[YEKA'R-HAMTSI'ES]
()
every
.1
everyone
n a t i o n t o g o o d (personified)
...ish, ...ly, - l i k e
. . .
wail
(seasonal)
BOTH
(| )
[ Y A Y L E ] <3> |
r a n c i d , p u t r i d (esp. b u t t e r )
dearth,
other-worldly
scarcity
( ( rev. con.) be expensive

apples are expensive
[YORE-shoMA'iM
YIRE]
()
|| J o r d a n
River
( )
those
' |
|| t h a t
who

6
||
that
:)
moan
( )
Yankee
( )
moan
0 * |
[YARDN] .1
!HP .2
the
[YANKEV
OVINU]
heredity
[ ]
fair; uproar
belle
nothing
decline, d e c a d e n c e
Jericho
a c t / p r o c e s s of
beauty,
[YERIDE]
0 |
[MAZL] !
Jaffa
||
(| )
|| h a v e a b i r t h d a y
happy birthday!
n |
(...)
ferment
[ Y A R I ' D / Y E R I ' D ] ( )
ado about
( )
yearly, annual
lem
much
German Jew
anniversary
[ ] ( )
()
scoff at, t a u n t
(hum:)
[ 1
[YERUshoLAiM]
Patriarch Jacob
[ ] ( )n
hereditary
Jerusa-
heritage
surrogate
*8/8
...
[YERUSIIE] ()
surrogate c o u r t
[YIRGOZN]
( K i n g d o m of) J o r d a n
inheritance;
[ ]
...
w r a t h , rage, ire
vulgar/sentimental woman
God-fearing person
God-fearing
then
[YAKRES] ( ) ( ) /
_* h
*8 ' |
weed imp.
rarity
'|
e a c h one; a n y b o d y , a n y o n e
passionate desire
sensual, v o l u p t u o u s
!*'
|| | e a c h , e v e r y
[HO'RE] ( )
sensual desire; t e m p t a t i o n ;
) (
[YAFE] ( )
[ Y E F E ' Y F I E ] ( )
[ Y E F A S T O Y E R ] ( )
beautiful w o m a n
[YERiKhE] ( )
the
[YARshuNG] ( )
[YiTsKhoK
OVINU]
P a t r i a r c h Isaac
inheriting
208
584
yeshivah
[BOKJIER] ( )
inheritable
[YA'RSIIEVDIK]
student
creation
ex nihilo;
>= $< |
i n h e r i t , be heir
[ Y E ' S I I - M E A ' Y E N ] ( )
sense of j u s t i c e ;
to
[YASIIRONES] <
booze, l i q u o r
e q u i t y ; fair p l a y
Israel
e n t i t y , b e i n g ; some-
[YISROEL] ( ^ )
Israeli
[YISREEYLI] ( )
Israeli
[YisREEYLish] {
[YISREEYLISYIS-
there a r e
Israeli
OMRIM] 6
{fern.)
TSRI)]
salvation
(Jew.)
(masc.)
or-
[YEsh
[ Y 1 s h u / Y E Y s h u ( - H A N 0 Y - ( )
[ Y O S E M Y E S O Y M I M ] ( )
o r p h a n (fern.)
[YEsh] ( )
some w h o s a y
( )
REE'YLIES]
[YAsh]
thing substantial
[ ] * ^
Israeli
orphan
[YARsh'N] <j> |
s o m e t h i n g o u t of n o t h i n g
yeshi-
Jesus (the N a z a r e n e )
[YEshuE] ( )
[ Y E s h i v E ] ( )3
vah, a n institution
[ Y E S O Y M E ] ( )
of higher T a l -
mudic learning; (in U.S.) Orthodox
[YESO'YMIM] ( )_
J e w . a l l - d a y school
phanage
209

(Jew.)
priesthood,
[KOYENKO'YENIM/KEHA-
(Jew.)
NIM],
letter
[ K E H U N E ]
the office of the
of
the
v a l u e : 20
as if
Pales3
ac-
[Ko'yENiMshAFT/KEHA NiMshAFT]
instantly, in
your
Palestine
||
power,
with all
might;
|| t o o difficult
in
possession
w i t h all one's
spare no
possible (used
|| avoid
and
one's
God
of God
to
anthropomorphism)
|| G o d
[KEDA'Y] V / *
[ ] -
properly
.2
profitable
( )
[ ] 3
[ K E D E B O E ]
[KEDOYME-LEMoshL]
( h u m . ) for e x a m p l e
in
out
|| so t h a t
lest
accord-
[GAVRE]
powerful
[KAVYOKhL]
advisability
w e a r oneself o u t
virility
in speaking
opportunist
(to)
effort
| | h k n o c k oneself
expression
[ ] *
it, a d v i s a b l e ,
h powers
||
to
[ ] ( )
worthwhile, worth
||
(-
said
|| H might
the
offensive
( )
h
of
|| | | powerless, i m p o t e n t
t a k e p a i n s ; force oneself
[ ] ( )
as if it were 1.
effort
h strength
homage
||
vanity
h one's s t r e n g t h
program
v a i n person
( - i n v i r t u e of
|| b y force
(-
|| | | *
pardon
[KOYEKhKOYKhEs] ( )
( - s t r e n g t h ;
[KOVED] 5
testimonial
ject; i n t e n t ; f e r v o r
crash
esteem
pardon;
[ K A V O N E ] (m)
5 || b y force
tribute
I beg y o u r
no t i m e
force,
w i t h the greatest of pleasure
[ K E R E F - A ' Y E N ]
intention, ob-
honor
honor, p a y
the (Jew.) p r i e s t h o o d
3>
[ K V A T P E )( ] 5
dignity, honor; glory,
[GO'DL]
HP
speech defect, s t a m m e r e r
tions b y the J e w . religion
in ancient
[KEILE]
person w i t h
c o r d e d c e r t a i n privileges a n d o b l i g a H i g h Priest
[KOF] / $
( ) 0 J T O
priest i n a n c i e n t
tine; d e s c e n d a n t of the priests,
(Jew.)
Yiddish
a l p h a b e t ; p r o n o u n c e d [K]; n u m e r i c a l
priest
[ K E D E ' Y ]
h order to, so as to
[ K E D I ' N - V E K E D A ' S ]
i n g to the J e w . l a w a n d faith
[ ]
210
582
honoring
one's
[E'YM]
eloquence
mother
roy-
[KIYA'D-HAME'YLEKII]
ally, lavishly,
as is k n o w n , as
imagination
intentionally
washstand
in a
overall,
blanket,
(all-)
con-
[KIZEVKIZUVIM]
()
[KOYLEL]
()
scrotum
the t h i r d
goblet, c u p
with
parts
of N o v e m b e r
[ K O S V A R G ] !*
- ( )
|| (alcoholic) d r i n k
imbibe
[KOYFER-BEI'KER
and
[KishEFKishunM]
()
or
'3 |
[ 1 0 |)(
(8 )8
(Jew.)
KOFRIM-]
kneel (in awe
adoration);
prostrate
the
jure
magic lantern
[]
magician,
[]
()
()
(m)
talented
[ ]
[KITE]
(Jew.)
so i t w a s ;
wall
of
the
where
to
pray
Temple
in
came
for
a n d lament
its
Jews
falsehood
utter
[KEZEVKZOVIM]
[K.OZEVVES11E'K.ER]
and
so
ZEYSIM]
[ ] ( )
.2 || refreshments1.
t r i b u t e (honord o the h o n o r s
[ K I L A K I I E R - Y A ' D ] *
nonchalantly,
i n one's stride,
inci-
h o n o r i n g one's
[FCIBED]
[KIBUDIM]
"
()
| | h i n g )
h o n o r i n g one's father
dentally; perfunctorily
as i f one d o e s n ' t
than, a n olive
canap6
much/many
carelessly,
(/)
m o r s e l as large as, o r larger
H o l y Scriptures
[ K A ' K I I - H A ' V E ]
[ 1 *
[KEZAYESKEZA'YESN/KE-
[KAK.h-vEKAKh]
()
falsehood
mendacious
a n d sure e n o u g h
so
remaining
()
i.e. the
destruction
thought, faction
and
western
centuries
talent
[K1svE-HAK0YDEsh]
Wall,
[ ] <$> | 6
[KishRENKishROYNEs]
sect, s c h o o l of
[KOYSL-MAAROVI]
Wailing
Jerusalem,
sorcerer
conjure, practice m a g i c
oneself
(often fig.)
\ craft, s o r c e r y
| /*|
atheist
'| 6 : [ K O Y R I M ]
enchantment, charm; magic, witchcon-
[KOYSE] ()
have a drink
December
spell,
( )
[KOSKOYSES]
stemware
m o n t h i n the J e w . calendar, c o i n c i d ing
tian clergyman
[KISLEV]
()
[KOYMERKOMRIM]
throne
Kislev,
body
Chris-
( )
[KISE-HAKO'VED]
willful
()
falsehood
God's
[]
tain, include, combine, comprise, e m -
synagogue o r a t a J e w . c e m e t e r y
lie,
!-*
inclusive, sweeping
purposeful,
[KIER]
[KULE]
entirely black
[]
' || e n t i r e l y
[KIVN] ()
intentional,
[ H A D I ' M Y E N ]
everyone knows
deliberate,
[ H A D I ' B E R ]
(power of)
sumptuously
[KEYEDUE]
|| i n t e n t i o n , purpose
[ A V ]
[ V O E ' Y M ]
parents
[KILEYODE]
211
581
(Jew.)
c l e r g y [ K L E K O Y D E S I I ] *
a l l t h e [ K O ' L - Y I S R O E L ] ( )
p r e t e n d igno-
| | k n o w
ranee, p l a y the fool
c a t c h a l l [ K O L B O ' Y ] ( )
j a c k of a l l [ ] - )(
Jews
||
not
at
a l l 1. :
[KLAL]
rule, p r e c e p t ; [KLOLIM] ( 2 .
n o r m ; the p u b l i c , c o m m u n i t y a t large
i n s h o r t , i n s u m ||
c o m m u n a l ; s t a n d a r d ( l a n - [ ] ...
person a c t i v e
in
communal
)
cur,
guage etc.); a t large

[ ] )(
work; community
lot
of
[ K A M E ] *
h a r d l y , scarcely 1 a l l y
as
[ K E N E G E D ]
.1
[ K E N E G D I M ] ()
bunch, gang,
of
[KOL H A K O Y D E M z o K h E ] 6
first come first served
bigshot [ K O ' L V E L O K I I ]
as i t were, [KLOYMERSIIT]
= h allegedly, ostensibly
p a s s i m
a great m a n y [ V E K A ' M E ] w-n!
pseudo-, q u a s i , w o u l d - [KMOY] W K
be
q u a n t i t y , v o l u m e [KAMES] ( )0^
q u a n t i t a t i v e [ ] !*
a l m o s t ; n e a r l y , v i r t u - [KIMA'T] m
versus,
()
gaged
marriageable [ ] A ( )
girl
all k i n d s [ K O L A M I N I M ] - *
p r a y e r recited o n Y o m K i p p u r eve
various,
[ K O ' L E R L E ' Y ] n-
sundry, a l l kinds of
diverse [ ]
r e l a t i v e t o , v i s - 4 - v i s [ K L A P E ]
o u t w a r d l y 8
i n t e r n a l l y [PNI'M]

quite
trades; rascal
[KELEVKLOVIM]
vicious d o g
(cont., fig.) b i t c h [ K L A F T E ] ( )
v i c i o u s [shEBEKLo'viM]
d o g ; despicable scoundrel
bride (-to-be),
[KALE] ( )
become e n - ( | - fiancee
leader
s t a n d a r d Y i d d i s h [ ]
J e w r y , the
[YISROEL] {
J e w i s h people as a w h o l e
p u b l i c affairs [INYONIM]
s t a n d a r d language [ ] ( )
K o l Nidre,
[ K O L N I D R E ] ( )
||
a p p a r e n t , ostensible, [ ]
feigned; w o u l d - b e ; s h a m
as l o n g as [ K O L Z M A ' N ] *
p l e n t y of g o o d
[ K O L T U ' V ]
things
d i s h , re-
[KEYLEKEYLIM]
.2 | Opposed tO
weapon, a r m ;
opponent; counterpart
[ K N U F Y E ] ( )5
()
gear a (- ceptacle, vessel; i n s t r u m e n t

with might and
||
lose
||* Y m a i n
|V patience, lose one's t e m p e r
|| | enrage |
good-for-nothing
housewares,
[ K L E B A Y E S ] /
h o u s e h o l d furniture

[KLEZAYEN]
(coll.)
arms
(//)
MORIM] m u s i c i a n (player)

dishwasher [ K E ' Y L I M ] ( )
a l l h i s life [ K O L - Y O ' M E V ] m t
clique
the Israeli p a r l i a m e n t
[ K N E S E T ]
the
[ K N E S E S - Y I S R O ' E L ] ^
J e w i s h people
C a n a a n [KNAAN] (!* )
[ K L E Z M E R K L E Z -
212
580
[K0FL-shM0YNED1K]
one of the four
unshakable, incontestable
p u r s u a n t to, a c c o r d i n g 1 .
&
[KANFE] (6 )6
corners of the arbe-kanfes,
[KEFI ]
HP .2 \- to, i n line w i t h
as
(Jew.)
atheism
2.
|| m u l t i p l i c a t i o n
multiple
multiplication
[]
[KFIRE]
( )

[ K Ec
Yo
Fn
L s] t
a n.1
t l y;5 c o n -
times
[ K E S E Y D E R ]
3 days on end
constant,
[ K E F L A ' I M ] 6 5
un-
luscious taste
[ ]
failing, continuous; consecutive

[ ] ( )
passim
:[KETSAPiKhEs-BiDvo'sh]
ex-
steady,
[ K E Y F L ] ( )0 |
factor
order,
31 c o n s e c u t i v e l y , i n succession
over
m u l t i p l y (by)
"
t i n u a l l y ; i n turn, i n regular
()
table
many
the r i t u a l
male garment
( || )anger, ire
[TAM]
[KAME]
|| h
[KAAS]
angry
(with)
anger
[ K I K R I E S - Y A ' M S U F ] -
t r e m e l y difficult (like the p a r t i n g of
[KAYSNKAYSONIM]
the R e d Sea)
(Jew.)
cherub
( )
decree, p r o c l a m a -
( )
()
irascible p e r s o n
be a n g r y
[KAAS] (> )$< |

(at)
(Jew.)
tion by a rabbinical authority
fowl
[KAPORE]
scapegoat
( )
metropolis, big c i t y
[KRAKII] ( )
representing
celery o r parsley
[KARPES]
K i p p u r a t o n e m e n t c e r e m o n y ; hence,
a n object o r p e r s o n g e t t i n g p u n i s h -
eaten d u r i n g the
properly, i n good
[KESIIURE] !
ment
intended
for
in pre-Yom
someone
else;
order, i n the r i g h t order, a c c o r d i n g
1 hence, a scapegoat
to plan
let t h a t redeem (sb.) from his de- 5
kosher, proper a c c o r d -
[KOSIIER]
* h s e r v e d
punishment
ing t o J e w . d i e t a r y l a w s ; hence, pure,
I " h be p u n i s h e d i n s t e a d of
justly
real
H fair,
[METSIE] |
make
kosher
virtuous
serves h i m
| earned
|
|| * get a c r u s h o n
bargain
right!
scapegoat
(meat)
[KASIIRES]
to perform | h ment ceremony
c o m p l e t e l y legal
Jew.
[ ] ( )
the p r e - Y o m K i p p u r atone-
fair a n d s q u a r e ; [VEYO'SIIER]
kashruth,
! f l o v e
(hum.)
| h the c e r e m o n y
d i e t a r y l a w s ; kosherness; kosher food
be
prepare (utensils)
g o o d for n o t h i n g , be useless, be u n -
[KAshER] <> |
for
Passover according to provisions
of
the
Jew. dietary
have no
\- abuse,
revile
| * | s u i t a b l e
use for
literally

the
sect
|*
laws; justify,
H vindicate, whitewash
the a i m doesn't j u s t i f y
[KEPshuTE]
k a p h , n a m e of the letter [ KOF] /

[KAFAKAL(E)/KAFAKELE]
means
limbo, purgatory
[ K A T KITES] ( )
213
579
[ v E K h s i ' M E T O ' Y V E ]
{Jew.)
a g o o d w i s h before a n d
High
" a good w r i t i n g and sealing,"

Holidays,
during
referring
to
Writ-
the
handwriting;
manuscript
[ K S A V Y A ' D ] ( ^ )/
(Jew.)
[ ] S> |
marriage
contract
[ ] p ' 5
t a l c r o w n set u p o n the T o r a h
[KSUBE] ( )
b l o c k letters
o r n a m e n - [ K E S E R K S O R I M ] ()
writ
penmanship
m a n ' s fate i n the c o m i n g y e a r
penmanship
!*
/ . 1 5 3
( )/ .2 | i n g ;
the
v e r d i c t t h e n i n p r e p a r a t i o n for e v e r y
write ornately; print in
[KSAVKSOVIM] ()
H a g i o g r a p h a , the
[KSUVIM]
t h i r d p a r t of the O l d T e s t a m e n t
scrolls
ornate writing; block
i n the synagogue
[KSIVE]
letters (esp.
214
Jew.)

caliphate
( ' )6
cholera
boor, c a d , e x t r e m e l y r u d e
letter
(lange[r]
( )
chameleon
( )
( )
pitfall
trap door
[KJIOF] /
at
the e n d of a
20 :(
c h a o t i c , confused
|| | * t o p s y - t u r v y
rum,
cultivate,
raise,
keep;
<z>
foster
cottage, h u t , c a b i n
although,
helter-skelter
c a t c h , g r a b ; seize, c a p t u r e ,
i n confusion
( )
haphazardly, harum-sca-
( )
b r i b e ; b r i b e r y , graft
be
( *! )
hasty
chaos, confusion
( )
( )
bunch, gang
* 2 .
t h o u g h ; (with
<S> |
( )
|| at least
imper.)
.1
one m i g h t as
i n t e r c e p t ; r u s h , be h a s t y ; a m o u n t t o
h w e l l
take it
i t is so b a d one m i g h t as w e l l sit
! || ) ( net
t a k e reddis-
( || )
down and cry
_ H easy!
||
fish
(...)
catch, take
Yiddish
khof)
tub
clasp, g r i p ; s n a p
the
w o r d ; numerical value (identical w i t h
person
idle t a l k , t a l e of a
of
a l p h a b e t ; p r o n o u n c e d [KH]; w r i t t e n
a t least
5 ( - h a n d e d
|| cover, realize; (rev. con.) d a w n u p o n
j u m p (at), t h r o w oneself
ha-ha
( )
guffaw
(at)
r u s h , haste
snare, t r a p
choir, chorus
()
home m a n u -
( )
facturer

hut
( )
choral
()
...
bunch, gang
( )
( )
=
( )
bootleg
(.../ )
characterize
frock,
housecoat
( ) op
chorale
smock,
khaki
character
robe,
greedy, possessive, s o r d i d
O |
caliph
O |
215
( )
( ' )
577
Chinese )(
( || | )s o u n d of c u t t i n g
(hum.)
cut, c u t the t h r o a t of
palmistry
surgeon ( )
surgery
s u r g i c a l
=
peasant, r u s t i c ( )
(iro.) bustle O |
c h l o r i n e
T
c h l o r i n a t e O |
g u l p < | <
(wet things) lash < | <
(pig)sty ( )
sip l o u d l y , guzzle <$> |
sob ( )
sob 0 |
u p o n m y w o r d , believe me, >
indeed
|| w h a c k , s l a m , s m a c k
( ^ )
s m a c k |*
c l o u d y , d r e a r y , g l o o m y
(threatening) c l o u d ( )
bigot, philistine; p e t t y / ( )
unreasonable c o n s e r v a t i v e
philistine, unreasonably

conservative
p e r t a i n i n g to K h e l e m - - . 1
a n a t i v e of K h e l e m
()2.
||
(Chelm), a town in Poland; in Jew.
folklore, a p r o v e r b i a l fool
chemistry
chemical ( )
chemist ( )
c h e m i c a l
chemical(s) -
k h a p h , n a m e of the [ K I I O F ] /
the letter | ) ( h letter
c h r o m i u m
c h r o m o s o m e ( )
g n a w , c r u n c h <> |
cartilage
c h r o m i u m
characteristic,
()
characterization
characteristic (5<
(of), p e c u l i a r (to)
(geometrical) c h o r d ( )
g r e y h o u n d ( )
charter (basic law) ( )
v i c t u a l s
chorus singer; c h o i r - ' )(
boy
rattle, wheeze ( )
wheeze, r a t t l e <$> |
choreography
dapper, d a s h i n g , s k i l l - )(
ful o r efficient person
dapper, d a s h i n g , s k i l l f u l ,

efficient, j a u n t y
short
=
|| | w a v e ( )
waves
( )
w a v y
w a v e l e n g t h ( )
undulate, surge 0 | )(
r i p p l e (A )( )
h a m l e t ( )
decoy, lure ( )
high-pressure salesman ( )
high-pressure salesman'
ship, hard-sell
ruffian, r o w d y )(
miss (a target) <3> |
unless *
sly person - )(
sly, c u n n i n g , w i l y
craft, c u n n i n g
breakwater
t e h e e '
= 0 |
giggle, snicker, t i t t e r 0 |
giggle, g i g g l i n g ( )
q u i n i n e '
C h i n a ( )
C h i n e s e
576
| 0!
) (
chronology
)(
grunt; oink
chronological
| ><3
) (
c h r o n i c l e ; l o c a l news
) (
) (

chronicler
| 0
rasp, grate
) (
| < 4 =>$
| >3
horseradish
| ><$
chronic
grunt; oink
beetle, b u g
snore
Passover p a n c a k e
chrestomathy
) h a w k (clear t h r o a t
217
)(
(book),
reader
in
the
German-made
ghettos
and (concentration) camps

(mineral) d e p o s i t
( )
camp
cargo;
[LAMED] /
a l p h a b e t ; p r o n o u n c e d [L]; n u m e r i c a l
v a l u e : 30
for
O ' | ) (
(electrical, ex-
explanation
see
Guidelines,
( )
plosive) charge
[ALEF] || n o
n o t e n o u g h [LOY-DA'Y] ( / * )
of
by
the
(the m u s i c a l note) A
Jews
in
laboratory
(^)
D z h u d e z m o language,
Sephardic
jug
shutter
l o a d , charge
)(
refreshment
labyrinth
( )
loaf
trically)
logarithm
be a t l a w w i t h
b i l l of l a d i n g
(religious) p r o -
) (
logic
hibition
logical
maneuver
|| s i d e w a l k

c a m p ; s t o c k ; storage, de-
( )
maneuver, tack, jockey
||
O |
i n storage
( * )
( )
pot,
|| | o n h a n d , i n s t o c k
( ) .1
|| store, s t o c k
O |
218
( )
situation, position
( )
!' ) (
s k i n (vessel)
[ ] ...*
avalanche
l a v a 2.
logistic
logician
[ D A ' F K E ]
dispensable
( )
logistics
[ L A V L A V N ] ( )
n o t necessarily
( ) 6
lagoon
( )
( )
( )
logbook
( * )
loader, stevedore
| *
b a l m y , reasonable, lenient
(|| )
lawsuit, litigation
( / ^ )
m i l d , m o d e r a t e , easy-going,
( | * )
sue (at l a w ) , l i t i g a t e ,
) ( *
urchin
imp.
2
l i t i g a t e , sue (at l a w )
( ^ )
( | <> )
lobster
( )n ^
A ( )
relish, r e v e l i n
A ( / )
()
( )
jigsaw
( )
(elec-
( ^ )
( )
laboratory worker
used
translating
sacred texts
manifest
[LOY] < ^
a b s o l u t e l y not:
(that)
L a d i n o , the a r c h a i c v e r s i o n
4e5 ( i t )
dump

lp
574
thousand
> ] I L O ' Y - V E L O ' Y
][LEIBED
|| |
times no
* . . .
| ) < / > $ (
1e'er-do-well, failure, w a s h o u t
slogan
8 [ 1
|| l e a v e vt., l e t ; k e e p
|| keep w a i t i n g
|| _
V m a d e 8
)h a v e (stg.
h done
have a chair
||
| ><3
e v e r y t h i n g possible
suppose
h m a k e for /
a t 1
to
dash/jump
give
h chase
|| m o v e o n

) (
)(
retail
by
||
r e t a i l vt/vi
retailer
plumbline
lotto
stage fright
| >[LEYMER] <$
)(
Latin America

|| p a t c h
|| ) (
patch,
' ) (
very long time
|| r e c e n t l y )(
latent
) (
)(
boat
boredom
lottery
pancake, griddle cake
o l d , o l d - t i m e , of l o n g
standing
)( =
b o r i n g , tiresome
]shEKhD1K[ME
range, l o n g - t e r m
slipper, houseshoe
loyal
)(
|| l o n g
for a l o n g , t i m e n o w
| >m e n d , p a t c h i m p . <$
)(
glade, m e a d o w
) A (
|
b l a b ; scold i m p .
][COLES
sew o n patches
)/( A
Latin
) (
|| l a m p
)(
)(
'
lamppost
Chinese lantern
- )(
lantern
>( let m e
)L a t i n (language

flashlight
preach t o the w i n d
' ) (
pawnbroker
) (
retail
pawnshop
)< let us
) ( ] [
) (
lame
) (
(theater) b o x , loge; lodge
[ ] ...
lamb
* ) ( ) (A
][LAKIIODIM
funny
) (
defy d e s c r i p t i o n
|| c h u c k l e
(humorous) skit
)(
laser
) (
|| l a u g h
)(
|| lend itself t o ...ing
get i n a r u t
) ( A

hole, c a v i t y
rags a n d t a t t e r s
) (
h s u b m i t (oneself) t o / /
m a k e after,
)l a y (non-clerical
|| 5 |
)|| p r e v e n t (from
||
layman
/ ) ( A
|| set out, s t a r t ; be possible
abortive
) (
|| r e t a i n
- a c t i v a t e , trigger *
go t o w a s t e
) ( ]TsLEKhLL0Y-Yu
...less
) (
to waste, t o n a u g h t
loyalty
219
ancient, o l d - t i m e
long-lasting
long-playing
long-
573
I- s h o v e l ; p a d d l e
country, land,
scrawling handwriting
|| | s h o u l d e r b l a d e
floor
||
( )
()
an excellent
||
( ) -/
c u r l , l o c k , tress
tenant
||
national;
excellent
excellent m a t c h
(place for) l a n d -
ing
, 1
|| local (train)
*.1 ( ship,
plane) l a n d i n g
(meeting) h a l l ; premises
localism,
local
[shiDEKh]
( . . . )
( )
( )
local
ex-
( )
national
...
countryman,
()
pression
lacquer
site; (act of) l o c a t i o n
O |
litmus
salmon; lox
bay
leaf
( w r e a t h of)
launching pad
( )
elk
( )
b u r d e n || | b u r d e n
( )
( )
(condescending/reluc-
depend
( )
o n t h e favor of
God
pre-
[ L O Y - A L E ' Y K I I E M ] 0
serve y o u (said
after
mentioning
( h u m . ) unwell [ 1
laurels
( )
itch, burn
H o u s e of L o r d s *
minor demon
( )
( * )
(on)
paw
spade,
( *> )
220
!*
<3> )
)(
milksop
<> )$< |
blandishment
misfortune)
(...)
larva
| | *> 1 t a n t ) f a v o r
( )
(...)
nestle (to), fawn
( )
truck
( )
lord
O |
( )
lawn, meadow
noodle
( )
launch
( > ) $< ' |
noodle board
) ( *
launching
( )
licorice
of t h e c o u n t r y
lunch
( )
ambush
( )
( )
locate
saccharine, oversweet
( )/
v e r n a c u l a r , language
( )
O |
treat
()
landscape; scenery
lacquer
compatriot
( ' )
menial
l u r k , lie i n w a i t (for)
c o u n t r y w o m a n , (fern.)
lackey
< | <
compatriot
( )
locomotion
land
( )
l o c o m o t i v e , engine
...
( . . . )
...
( i n g
|| n a t i o n a l a s s o c i a t i o n
buttonhole
lockout
cake
( ) 6
|| l a p e l
( )
(make a) d a s h
b i s h o p ( i n chess)
J- n a t i o n
genuine, excellent, o u t s t a n d -
* || | d a s h ( i n a race)
A ( *! )
('.)
5 . . . || t h e t r o p i c s
string bean
inland
()
()
572
|| spite [LEHAKIIES]
i n Spite (0f)
colt
pony tail
[LEHAK.llES/LOKhES]
spiteful
[]
[LEBRI'ES-HOO'YLEM]
spiteful m a n - ) ( ] [

slink, prowl
toad
debtor
(year) r e c k o n e d a c c o r d i n g t o t h e J e w .
<E> |
calendar
( )
[LEYVILEVIIM]
garb
[ L E v u ' s h ] ( ^ ) /
k i n d - h e a r t e d person

|| m o o n
parentheses
t h e T e m p l e i n J e r u s a l e m a n d w h o are
certain
l u n a r probe
|| l u n a r
distinctive
moonlit
functions i n t h e J e w . l i t u r g y
funeral,
last
under-
[ ] ) ( *!
satellite
funeral p a r l o r
l e v i a t h a n , a legendJew.
lore,
pared to
Lag b'Omer,
[LEGBOYMER]
a J e w . s p r i n g h o l i d a y celebrated b y
[LEVYOSN]
outings
which, according to
will
[ ]
[ L E G A B E ]
[ ] )( *!
[LEVAYER] ( )
fish
[ ] _
Lebanese
in relation to, c o m -
[ ] *
tor, u n d e r t a k e r
ary giant
[ ] !*
( S t a t e of) L e b a n o n [ L E V O N E N ] ( )
taker
funeral d i r e c -
be eaten
altogether, abso-
[ L E G A M R E ]
b y the
lutely, at a l l
v i r t u o u s w h e n t h e M e s s i a h comes

...
[ ] (A * ) ( )
moonlight
rites
[ ] *
moonlight
[ L E V A Y E ] ( )
funereal
[LEVONE] ( )
of L e v i , w h o h a d special functions i n
assigned
[LEFTOV]
( )
one of t h e descendants of t h e t r i b e
today
from t h e c r e a t i o n of t h e w o r l d , i.e.
[LOYVELOYVIM] ( )
Levite,
( )
( * )
|| | | a d v e r s e l y
[LIGNA'Y]
condemn
) (
for e x a m p l e
[ L E D U G M E ]
traditional [LUEKIILUKIIES] ( )
for (future) ages;
[LEDOYRES] *
the tablets o n
| J e w i s h c a l e n d a r
for good, p e r m a n e n t l y
w h i c h the M o s a i c l a w w a s first e n -
i n the future, here-
lute
|| praise t o
to make a dis-
( ^ )
|| praise
p r a i s e the L o r d !
paean, e u l o g y
praise-
|- t h i n g s m e n t i o n e d
a man and an
successively)
( )
|| praise, c o m m e n d , e x t o l
<> |
ape
[LOET/LOER]
(6 ) ;
|| _ be a n x i o u s t o
detergent
6m
covet
on the contrary
rave about
lye
_* h greedy, eager, a n x i o u s (for)
worthy
praise h i g h l y ,
f after
[LEHAVDL]
t i n c t i o n (between sacred a n d profane
( )
!
Hallelujah!
commendable,
[ L E H A B E ]
for the future
graved
|| c o n t r a r y
[LEHEYPEK.11]
to, counter
to
run counter to
!*
221
||
|
571

(Jew.)
learned,
[LOMDish]
scholarly; erudite (book); bookish

sleepwalking
sleepwalker
amusement park
(hum.)
with
( )
p u r e ; mere, sheer; n o t h i n g

| ) (
august; illustrious
( )
cheerful
b i g slice, h u n k
p o i n t of d i m i n i s h -
ing returns
be w o r t h w h i l e , p a y ,
( )
<$> | ) (
1 be p r o f i t a b l e / e x p e d i e n t
it doesn't p a y
aloft
aerial
air terminal
lawyer, attorney
...
airy, cool; nimble, lively

dandelion
track
r u n ; flow; ( w a t c h )
be fast
run; running
( )
definite o c c u p a t i o n
( )wn
( )
( )

lulab,
[LULEV LULOVIM]
!*
( )
the p a l m b r a n c h w h i c h is c a r r i e d a n d
( )
w a v e d i n the synagogue d u r i n g the
air conditioning
air conditioner
- || r u n n e r
track team
0 ' |
airmail
a i r force
( | )
( )
ventilation
( )
c u r r e n t , up-to-date
( )
air, v e n t i l a t e imp.
'
course, r u n , drift
as the c r o w flies
without
* ) (

( )
( )
|| airline
|| ) ( a i r
airlift
)(
( )
m a g n i f y i n g glass
person
|| w o r t h w h i l e n e s s
pouting lip ( ) 3
in (mid-)air,
expedient
( )
chandelier
wage earner
*|
cheer
expediency
expediency
( )
wrench
wage(s)
hoax
|| s p r a i n , d i s l o c a t i o n
b u t ; fair (weather)
person
pneumonia
(^ )
a n indifferent
dupe,
( )
by, according to, i n accordance
||
A ( )_n
Y2 ounce
| f( egg)
louse
lung
(hum.)
loosen
^ ) (
sleepwalking; moonstruck
!"
loose, s l a c k ; b a g g y ; soft-boiled
Sukkoth
( )
holiday,
and over
a l o n g w i t h the c i t r o n ,
which,
benedictions
trachea, windpipe
( )
[ESREG] | are said
aircraft
( )
(hum.)
[LAMEDVO'V
TSADIKIM]
incompatible
pair
the T h i r t y - S i x G o o d M e n , legendary
hidden saints w h o justify
ill-matched,
(Jew.)
the exis-
learning,
[LOMDES]
erudition, scholarship
222
570
d a r l i n g , pet
( )
b e n i g n , affable
love each
tence of the w o r l d , a c c o r d i n g t o J e w .
|| love
lore
<$> "|
luxury
other; make love

|| l o v e ; l o v e affair, r o m a n c e
h a v e a l o v e affair,
( )
in m e m o r y of
court, philander
*|/*|
|| r a t h e r
") t
o (long) l i f e "
(said
!
prefer
preference
get
a liking
when
drinking
,|
altogether, ab-
[ L E T O Y V E ] ( )B B
to one's a d v a n t a g e
i n behalf of, for
( )
|
brine
any
||
situated;
sow
r u n ( i n one's
doll, puppet
blood)
liar
din,
uproar,
l y r i c s (of a song)
clamor
( )
m a k e noise, r a n t
||
( ) $
kind,
nice,
< ' | <

likable
please, be agreeable t o ; (rev. _*

I like
1 con.) l i k e
) (
oblige,
|*)( $ h him very much
* : [ L A Y E H U D I M ]
||
g a i e t y , j o y , rejoicing (hum. Jew.)

darling
bast
darling
amorous
favor
(to), accommodate
||
! _ _ f acquiesce i n
w e l c o m e t o y o u r guest!
( )
love, l i k e , care
( | * )
| * h for, be fond of, fancy

|| adore
<$> |
each other, m a k e love
lover; amateur
[Ny]
fondle, pet
do a
put u p w i t h , accept,
[Ly] '
|| fondle
m y love, d a r l i n g
dear;
( )
m y love, d a r l i n g
( )
( )
noisy
( )
song; poem
( )
)( /
league
(iro.)
noise,
) (
easychair
( ^ )
p a r t y (celebration)

contains books
fondle
|| a n y
( / | )
(there is)
a n y b o d y a t a l l H m i n u t e n o w
lie
this p a c k a g e
[LETOYVES] -
the benefit of, i n f a v o r of
[PONEM]
lie; be l o c a t e d /
drink)
[ L A K I I L U T N ]
advantageous,
| 5 || l i e , t e l l a lie
give (sb.) t h e
alcoholic
solutely, at all, out a n d out
( )
|| l i e , falsehood
an
| h
musical play)
l o v e , fondness, affection
d r i n k the h e a l t h of |
for, come t o l i k e / l o v e
(of a
[LEKJIAIM]
|| h a v e a d r i n k
( )
( | )
libretto, book
[LEKJIU'D]
a c a t e g o r y of i t s o w n
.1
liberal
( ^ )
[LEZIKORN] 8!
separately, in(to)
( )
|| l i b e r a l , b r o a d m i n d e d
porthole
(| )3
dragonfly
( )
luxurious, sumptuous
[KIIAYES] /
|| d i s l i k e
kindly, amiable
kindness
223
*|
) (

569
|| m y o w n son
intimate, factotum
||
put,
lay,
()
serfdom
-
in
O | .
( )

lithograph; lithogra-
phy
litany
Lithuanian
Jew;
loafer, i d l e r
Lithuanian
Lithuanian;
)(
northeastern
also
passionate
( )
area,
corresponding
l i t e r a t u r e , letters
T *
patronize
adult;
lion
|| b o d y ;
<3> |
w i t h life a n d
|*
()
( ) h folk(s),
w i t h life a n d
people

|| |
(girl) of m a r r i a g e -
flesh
( )
soul, w i t h m i g h t
and
| m a i n
, | | h soul
b o d y g u a r d (troop)
b o d y g u a r d (person)
( )
( )
lioness
( )
corpulent
h integrate
jacket; undershirt
a b l e age
editorial
( )
lose w e i g h t
( | ) fine people; a m o n g n o n - J e w s
no worse t h a n a n y o n e else
)(
person
emancipate,
...
calf (of leg)
( )
respectable/dependable
( )
literary
( ) / _
receipts, proceeds; *solution
( ; )
( )
literary
( . . . )
|| t a k e i n ( r e c e i p t s ) ; *solve
Lithuania,
liter
m a n of letters
vintage
to
Belorussia, and L a t v i a
( )
- || l i n e n , c a n v a s
grown-up
the n o r t h -
east of the E u r o p e a n J e w . s e t t l e m e n t
*.1 _
()
alas, u n f o r t u n a t e l y
be h a n d i c a p p e d b y
passion
loanword
L i t h u a n i a ; (Jew.)
|| suffering, m i s e r y
Yiddish
5 || suffer, bear, s t a n d
among
( )
!*

Jewess
)(
idleness
incredujous,
a n t person
(machines etc.) be idle
(proverbially) an
Lithuanian
*( || persons) loaf, be idle |
fully
( )
(/)
r a t i o n a l i s t i c , learned, s t r i c t l y o b s e r v -
( )
s o r r y (that)
2. _|
O |
< ) - | *
|| e m p t y , v a c a n t ; i d l e ; b l a n k
( )
lithograph
ing, misery
scoundrel
( )
'|
lie, t e l l lies
be
( )
old hand
&
|| suffering, sorrow
con.)
livery
|| )'(t o b a c c o p i p e
<3> |
go to bed
(rev.
<> ' |
lullaby
1 ) ( -
turn
s u p p l y imp.
serf
|| lie d o w n ,
suffer-
caterer
) (
place; g r o u p
( )
( )-
snapdragon

contractor, purveyor;
cousin-german
|| p e r s o n a l ; b l o o d (relative)
(* )
|| m y full b r o t h e r
224
( )

| -
568
readership
( )
bookmark
;
amiable,
proper, respectable, decent

respectability, decency
solder
(| )
( ^ )
e q u a l i t y (of status)
( ^ )
solder
( / / ) 0 ' |
lieutenant
h d i s c l a i m
()2. /
|| l i g h t
purgatory
<$> |
(projection) slide
|| |
easy, l i g h t
r a s h , reckless, frivolous,
frivolity, levity
lighthouse
.1
shine, g i v e

-
lily
( )
be a l i g h t
\ - l i g h t
luminous; radiant
candlestick
( )
[LILES]
bed sheet
l i m e (fruit)
n i g h t of P a s s o v e r
[LIMEDLIMUDIM]
\ - of
study;
()
instruction,
lime
|| e a r t h e n ,
tuition
clay;
clumsy
be c l u m s y
|*
flax
linseed
( )
legible, readable
(air, sea) liner
( _ )
lymph
|| l i n o l e u m
( )
|| | l e m o n
linguist ( i n v e s t i g a t o r
clayey
studies; classes
lemonade
(* )
crockery
subject
( * ) /
Clay
phlegm
new-born infants
first

( )
ease
queen of d e m o n s , p r e y i n g esp. u p o n
[LEYL-sh1MuR1M]
(/-_| )
( )
midget
L i l i t h , i n J e w . lore the
luminous; lucid
|| b r i g h t ; i l l u s t r i o u s
i n the l i g h t
the
*
thoughtless
Sab-
( - b a t h r i t e
violet, p u r p l e
the e l e v e n t h h o u r
<$> ' |
gullible, credulous
( )w
o v e r candles, a J e w . w o m e n ' s
p u r i f y , refine imp.
no stone u n t u r n e d
the s a y i n g of blessings
( )

purification
.1
^/
( )
ladder
vociferously
search i n t e n s i v e l y , leave
:2.
( )
g i l d ( w i t h g o l d leaf)
at
grace, favor, g o o d w i l l
rein
thing, deny
(fig.)
funnel
leukemia
candle
be-
nign
( )
) ( =
deny every-
gracious,
( )
|| *messenger
deny, disavow,
( ^ ' )
(strip of) m o l d i n g
)(
roster, list, p a n e l
of languages)
linguistics
linguistic
gentle, m i l d , soft
l e n t i l ; lens
|| l e n d
(to)
( ) .
( )
( ( )/ _| )
b o r r o w (from)
|| read vt/vi
read up o n
( )
reader
225
( <_
'| )(
| *
)(
567
make a din, make a racket,
3> |
dragon
thud
[LES
DI'N VELES
DA'YEN]
in
alleviation, mitigation
lawless, w i t h o u t a l a w a n d
without a judge
h o n o r of, o n
[ L E K O V E D ]
palliative
( *< ) p
relieve, soothe, a l l e v i a t e ;
soothing; extenuating
lynching
( )
lynch
<$> |
line
( )
) (
fade; m o l t
0 |
line, r u l e
O |

d e d i c a t i o n (of [LIKIIVO'YD] ( )
left;
leftist;
inside,
wrong,
left-handed
[ L E K I I O ' L A D E Y E S ] -*

left
rate
at
[LEK.hoLAP0K.hES]
-*
leftist; C o m m u n i s t s y m -
at
first,
[LOKIIN] *
[LEK.hATK.h1LE]
pathizer
original
blacklist
|| | list
initially, originally
pate, b a l d
(...)
pillory
head
... <) . . .
/ || | l i p ( ):
utter
[LEMA'Y] $
labial
come?
lipstick
[ L A M E D ] ( )/
( )
auction
learning
[ L A M D O N E S ] op
in a propitious hour
(said
[LEMAZL]
i n reference
to the beginning
of
a n important
undertaking)
exceed,
5 _ : [ L E M A Y L E ]
surpass
t o be
[ L E M A ' N - H O E ' M E S ]
t r u t h f u l , t o tell the t r u t h
for G o d ' s
||
sake,
[ L E M A ' N A S I I E ' M ]
without
fail;
be sure
to
O ; |
license
learned
( )
alley
man, Talmudist
(Jew.)
( )
a u c t i o n imp.
[LAMDNLAMDONIM/ (/ )
scholar,
( )
a u ct io n e er -
T(h i r t y. .-. S
) i
e
n,
the
x Go o d M
(Jew.)
( ! )
elevator
[ ] ( )
61-
LOMDIM]
linden
the letter
o n e of
I ]
w h y ? w h a t for? h o w
(Jew.)
( )
bald
bald
| :[LELA'AG-ULKE'LES]
l a m m e d , n a m e of
- |
least
therefore, c o n s e q u e n t l y
s e a m y (side)
a b o o k etc.)
any
' |
mitigate
at
...
*
the o c c a s i o n of
extenuating; palliative
liquidation; abolition
liquidate, abolish
eclipse
( )
( ) :
O ; |
[LIKELIKUIM] ( )
solar eclipse
l u n a r eclipse
[KIIA'ME]
[ L E V O ' N E ] 5
liqueur
( )
lyric poetry
l y r i c (al)
thud
l i c h e n ; s k i n fungus, tetter

( )
(' )
566
vital
question,
( ) 5 '
be sure t o w r i t e
q u e s t i o n o f life o r d e a t h
vivacious, convivial
'
( )
! ) (
me
[LEMOSIIL]
for e x a m p l e , for
(person)
alive, live, living; lively,
instance
[LENO'Y] e
(merely) d e c o r a t i v e
finally, i n conclusion,
[LESO'F]
| h brisk, spirited; merry; v i v i d

lifelike
|| l i v e s t o c k
vitality
touch
ultimately
alternately
| || l i v e r
[ L E S E ' Y R U G I N ]
mother dear
( )
' # | j dear
playboy
to t h e q u i c k
l e g e n d a r y congealed
viable
[YAM]
viability; vitality
sea
(chicken
(A )
loaf
legacy; minister, envoy
( )
a l l one's life
legion
( )
|| m a k e a l i v i n g
i d e n t i f i c a t i o n (paper)
eam
h while alive
a living
|| _|| ) (
|| s u r v i v e
||* h life
* || |c o m m i t suicide |
|| >)'
be a m a t t e r of life o r d e a t h ( (
( ...)^
bless y o u !
( ^ )
2. |
legislation
! / h (to)
|| d a r l i n g !
make a living from,
! h a t t a b o y !
p s || l i v e
legislate
O |
alloy
( )
stay alive,
| _| m a k e a l i v i n g
legend
( )
upon m y
! f s u r v i v e
sirloin
8 * | h subsist o n
! ! I- life!
[SKIIOYRE]
articles
bless y o u ! t h a n k s a m i l l i o n !
( )
near, beside, b y
c o v e r , h a t c h , l i d ; (A ) ( ) o r
0*/
leather
as a
dear,
darling
survivor
- '|
deadly
cost o f I i v -

Latvian
lethargic
62
[HETSOE]
[VO'ED]

...
brother dear
m a t t e r o f fact; i n a w a y
forever a n d e v e r
||
[LEOYLEMI
, =
(camera) s h u t t e r
|| leather
actually,
|| * |
r i s k one's
legislative
sude
&|
O |
i d e n t i f y oneself
legislature
( ) .1
)( 6
( )
l e g i t i m i z e ; i d e n t i f y vt.
shopworn
|| for life
legation
legitimate
legislator
alive,
( )w
|| l i f e ; l i f e t i m e ; l i v i n g
)(
legal
(A * ) ( )
call girl
etc.) l i v e r ; b i r t h m a r k
lukewarm, tepid
( ) !
...
( )
ing
s t a n d a r d of l i v i n g
lifelong
B ( )
food
v i t a l , essential
227
565
( t a b l e ) s p o o n ; spoonful
teaspoon; p i t
()
Latvian
( A )( )
Latvia
of the s t o m a c h
lip
estuary, m o u t h
(of a
exquisite
( )
|| b l a c k i s h
j | ...ish
river)
last,
final,
ultimate;
|| e x t r e m e l y
.1
lastly, ultimately
acces-
fashionable
l a t e l y , of late
hole; p u n c t u r e
puncher
reading
full of holes
ludicrous
leak
( )
yearning
<$> |
be d e l i g h t e d (by)
languish,
yearn,
()
(
lamb
(/ )
lightbulb;
||
lengthwise
along
( *> )
extended, l o n g i s h * 1 .

textbook
study,
loin
(A )
blasphemy
( w o m a n ) gossip
( ^ )
( )
blaspheme
<> |
<S> ' |
( ^ )
a w k w a r d , clumsy, sluggish,
|| \
( )
)(
r i b b o n , tape
( * ) n
|| he is t e a c h i n g me to dance
I teach F r e n c h ;
landlord
[ LEEREK.11]
|| t e a c h ; s t u d y
| h
h i p , (fig)
( . . . ) *!
apprentice
q u i t e some t i m e ago2.
one's h o m e w o r k
apprenticeship
oblong
( ^ )
|| | ) ( h o m e w o r k
( )
H race)
m a k e e v e r y effort
entice
do
^ )(
I| - t i t b i t ; b a i t ; i n d u c e m e n t
|| )lesson; lecture
( )
l e n g t h ; l o n g i t u d e ; l a p (of a
( )
lollipop
( ) .1
( A *! ) ( )
(A )
leopard
( )
(A )
|| porridge
(vacuum) tube
w h i c h a l c o h o l i c d r i n k s are served)
cookie,
m i l k s o p , n a i v e person
suit i n cards)
r e c e p t i o n (at
near
)/
(^ )
lexical
( )0
(dial.)
c a k e ; d i a m o n d (shape;
( )
( )
t h i r s t , i t c h (for)
( )
lexicon; handbook
6 || ) ( l i c k imp.
lexicography
<> |
( )
laughable, r i d i c u l o u s ,
( ^ )
fool, d u m m y
lexicographer
(A ) ( )
perforate, p u n c h
( ...)
sedan c h a i r
. . .
sible, reachable
a p e r t u r e ; peep-
.()
|| ...able
latter
final
. . .
slightly naive
<*r
.2 ( latest;
lecturer
[LEYLE-ULE'YLEDIK]
)(
g o i n g - a w a y present
( )
I am studying French

crude
' H k n o w the T a l m u d
(ear) lobe
learn
( )
sticky
228
564
be agree-
_* )( : [ L E R O T S N ]
(Jew.)
able (to)
complimentary
(a
T a l m u d i c student
|| v i l i f i c a t i o n
|| t e a c h e r
[HO'RE] ^
m a s c u l i n e gender
num-
faculty
fire engine
[ZO'KIIER] *
e x t i n g u i s h imp.;
[ N E K E ' Y V E ] <*n
euphemistic lan-
[ N E K I ' E ] *
( 1 .([KO'YDESII]
h cal
plural number
a c c o r d i n g t o his
( ) 5
in/for
for
the
Hebrew-Aramaic
present,
[ L E S A T E ]
provisional
a t least
for
[ 1
[LEPOKIIES]
appearance's
[LEPONEM]
[LESIIE'M]
in m y opinion
relatively, com-
[LEFIDATI] 5
[LEFIEREKII]
relative, comparative
for the present,
i.e.
BiRUshoLAiM]
"next y e a r i n
salem," a wish exchanged
on
Y o m Kippur
by
a n d during
for the t i m e b e i n g
[LETSLEYTSIM/LETSO- ( / )
Jeru-
NIM]
buffoon,
[TOYVO T1K0-
Jews
ster; scoffer
the
m o c k e r y , buffoon-
[LETSONES] cr
SEYVU
(vESEYKhosEYMu)]
ery, c l o w n i n g
) (
clown,
a wish
exchanged
before a n d d u r i n g
utilitarian
(pB>
swipe
[LAKKh-N] 0
galore, i n abundance,
b y Jews
the H i g h
<S>
scoff (at)
g o o d y e a r be inscribed a n d sealed for

you,"
[LE'TSEVE]

"may
clown, wag, prank-

[ ]
[LEFisho'] 5
for the g l o r i f i c a t i o n of G o d
paratively
[ L E s h E M - s h 0 M A 1 M ] 8
[ L E s h o N o H A B O ' 8
sake, as a f o r m a l i t y
[LishMo'] 8
i s t i c a l l y ; for the sake of H e a v e n ,
for the t i m e b e i n g ; h i t h e r t o
[LEshiTOSE] 8
sake;
( ) 8
[ L E O S E D - L O ' V E ] -
the future, w h e n the M e s s i a h comes
[RA'BIM]
the s a k e of
( ) n
unselfishly
ideal-
5'
( )
hydrant
conception/theory
own
( | )
fire b r i g a d e
H e b r e w , the S a c r e d T o n g u e ; r a b b i n i -
for
, ,
slake
fire e x t i n g u i s h e r
g u a g e / expression
its
(lime)
der
for
( )
[YO'KIIED] 0*
feminine gen-
2.
t e a c h i n g (as a profession)
ber
traditional
! 0
tutor
m a l i g n , s p e a k i l l of
singular
1 guage, t o n g u e
speak out
doctrine

[LOshNLEshoYNES] ( )
II speechless
( )n
[ L 1 s h v A K h ] ( <<e
(remark), creditable
lan-
( )
particular) teaching,
| $
[LERO'V] *
aplenty
Holi-
detrimental
(to),
days
)|(|
H t o the d e t r i m e n t
[LEROE] ( * )
(of)
abuse
[LETAshMEsh] 8
229

(grammatical) mood
( )
letter of
<$> ?|
alphabet; pronounced [M]; written
dabble
dabbler
adept; smart
) (
the
(shlos-mem)
Yiddish
at
the
[ M A Y D E M ] ( )
end
modification
( 2 .
vogue
( )
O |
m o d e r n ; fashionable, s t y l i s h
O
supply room
( ? )
city hall
(! )
(traffic) a r t e r y ; m a i n
( )
(pipe)
magic
[MEYE]
()
|| m a h o g a n y
magician
( )(
magic(al)
money
|| | s t o m a c h
move
|| | * d i a r r h e a
ment
gastric
magnate
d r e a d f u l , grue- [ M U ' Y E M D I K ]
hateful,
odious, d i s -
magnet
[ M O E S ]
t a p e recorder
<
( )
callus
( )
3< |
( )
( )
magnetic
gusting
l e a n , s k i n n y , slender, s l i m
maggot
2. .1 8||
|| measles
...
( )
magnesia
frightful
mosaic
one's bowels
( ^ )
some, h o r r i b l e ,
( / }* )
[ M E Y E D E Y E ] T
mausoleum
} =
line
the E s t a b l i s h -
(of A r t s ,
Sciences etc.)
model
' 0
p a r t ) ; depot, w a r e h o u s e ; s t o c k r o o m ,
*! )/
Master
m o d e l ; m a k e , design
hundred; (iro.)
()
( )
i n s t y l e , fashionable
modernize, stream-
(machine
.1
quirk
O |
m o b i l i z e vi.
magazine
( )
|| m o b i l i z e vt., m a r s h a l
> 5<
|| o d d i t y , strangeness
fashion,
mobilization
O |
strange, o d d , queer, s i n g u l a r
|| s t y l e ,
( )
modify, qualify
word;
meter
( )
fashionable; stylish, smart

of a
n u m e r i c a l v a l u e : 40
fellow; ace
m i l l i n e r (/em.)
[MEM] /
matron

( )
()
Madam, Mrs.
h a v e the measles
230
.1
562
|| estate, m a n o r
( . . . )
a fortune
(music) m a j o r
( )
mayonnaise
(army) major
majority
majesty
tarnish
( )
motorcycle
NE'S]
or
alms box i n a synagogue
motorcyclist
motorist
wave
sweep, s w i n g
the powers t h a t be
( )
m o t i f , t h e m e ; tune, a i r
motivation
h authorities
authorities
person i n power
) (
potent, m i g h t y
plot,
()
O |
matinee
( ' )
skein
monstrous machine
hoe
gossip, b a c k b i t e
( ) 0 |
mat
motel
m o t e l keeper
( )
[LY]
mathematician
( )

) (
mathematical
. stg. delicious
( )
( )
mathematics
( k i n d of) food, d i s h ; treat, d e l i g h t ,

d e l i g h t f u l , d e l i c i o u s , en-
( )1
O ' |
*/
( )
hoe
intrigue
[ M A Y K h L M A Y K h o L i M ] ()
( )
motivate
) (
machination,
( )
person i n p o w e r
)(
motive, consideration;
( )
()
( )
O ) ( |
motor boat, launch
( )
regime;
( )
)(
motorize
( )
moss
tiresome, a r d u o u s , s t r e n u -
[ ]
j o y able
m a k e , d o ; s a y ; be (feel);
|| says he
swing,
render,
ous
<$> |
material; materiel
h make out
|| h o w is he?
h w a g , w a v e , flutter vt.
|| t h e y m a d e h i m a soldier
( )
materialism
m a t t e r ; pus
( )
material; financial
K make
|| m a k e (sb.) d o s t g .
( )
m o t o r , engine
home
stroke, m o v e , sweep, s w i n g ,
checkmate
motto
( )/
majestic, s t a t e l y
power;
(check)mate
[ M E Y E R B A L A - ( )
might,
||
( )
|| d u l l , l a c k l u s t e r ; o p a q u e
torment;
harry,
suffer; drudge,
prey
' |
\ - u p o n , plague
>
slave, l a b o r
be d o n e ; be i n the m a k i n g ; (oppor-
torment;
labor, pains;
( * )
t u n i t y ) arise, c o m e u p ; so
happen,
c h a n c e ; fake, p u t o n , feign,
pretend
matron
. . . || '
sailor, seaman
( )
mattress
( )
|| pretend not t o
|| || pretend to be
sneak i n ,
make
out
hardship
_|| h sneak, s l i p
H s l i p
in;
etc.
( )
)(
(ball) g a m e ; prizefight
well
( )
_
231
561
interrogative
|| limited
word,
number
denotes
of
t h e r e is n o l i m i t t o
an unpossibilities)
influential p e r s o n ;
contraption
raspberry
( )
painter
painting
by
( )
...
more
picturesque
meal
flour,
|| once
some
(iro.)
always
often,
p o p u l a r esp. i n R u m a n i a
o n the
time
H some . . . ! q u i t e a . . . !
frequently,
|| never
some-
||
. . . |
times
. . .
|| p e r h a p s
/ \ - m i t t e n t l y , o c c a s i o n a l l y
s u d d e n l y ; (all) at
<S> |
once
pier
moth
( )
malaria
mauve
( < ) xn
mommy
[MAYMERMAYMORIM]
Malaya
( )
W a r II
( ) .1
(- husbands, (ofm eCnh r i s t i a n s ) p r a y
< | <
(house) p a i n t e r
( )
band
p o p p y ; p o p p y seed; s t g . t i n y
monogram
monograph
(' )
Malay
imposed Jew. ghetto during W o r l d
tract, tractate
|| h u s b a n d ; m a n
hide-out, esp. i n a G e r m a n - ( )
boring, lengthy) written article;

,
( )
O |
Malaysia

( )
()
[ N y ]
motherhood
||
! . . . | - o t h e r
s p u r of the m o m e n t
mommy
hus-
()/()
5( - s i d e r a t i o n , p o i n t
snapshot
||
( )
instant, immediate
(usu.

another
|| once a g a i n
|| a g a i n
even; inter-
language
in Y i d d i s h
mother
time
repeatedly
|| never, n o t once
[ L O S I I N ]
moment, instant; con-
often,
(- w a y sometimes
once a n d for a l l
f esp. the Y i d d i s h
times,
sometimes
, ( ) :)
many
' ) (
a p u d d i n g m a d e of c o r n
mother tongue;
alternately
h e v e r y
||
motherly
:
\ r t u r n s ,
i t depends;, sometimes one
liever
(
formerly,
[ M A Y M E N M A Y M I N I M ] ( )
mother
times;
two
[SAKJI] h beautiful every time
( )
malted milk
at
( )
malt
H s o m e t i m e ; ever
()
()
h t w o times
occasionally,
( * )
m o n k e y , ape
be-
sometimes,
( )
misfortune
( )
p a i n t , p o r t r a y imp.
m a r r i e d couple
(/>$<) |
i t is i m p o s s i b l e ||
i m a g i n e vt/vi,
( )
monaural
( )
|| t i m e , i n s t a n c e
he w a n t s ?
molecule
)(
fixer
w h a t he m a y w a n t ! w h o cares w h a t
(art)
grind, mill
fancy
there is n o t e l l i n g (before

232
||
( | )
an
560
married, conjugal, mari-
...
| ><$
tal

marriage, married
marriage,
life, m a t r i m o n y
-
matri-
lure imp.
) 0(
lure
| 0
manipulate
) (
stratagem
)(
manifesto
) (
mony
* ) . . . (

| O
month
)(
monotonous
monotheism
)(
monk
)(
)(

monologue, s o l i l o q u y
)(
)(
monopoly
)(
)(
nun
manic
) / (

| O
m a n d a t e ; credentials
)(
(military) maneuver
maneuver
maneuver, stratagem
)(
mandolin
| <) >$(
a l m o n d ; tonsil
(from), d u n
) (
poppy-seed bun
)...(
)(
bedlam, madhouse
monument
farina
dwarf; tiny, minute thing
)/(
manuscript
)textiles (coll.
)(
cuff
assembly
||
a s s e m b l y line
.1 )(
|| M o n d a y
among
h frequently
)(
o n 2.
)(dial.
Monday
| O
i n s t a l l ; m o u n t (pictures,
)(
coat, o v e r c o a t ; c l o a k
)(
)parts
) ( )5(
m a n i a (for), a d d i c -
t e a m , crew
measure; m e a s u r e m e n t ; ex-
proportions
excessive
||
'
immoderate,
H i m m o d e r a t e
tiny, minute
)( ][NY
monster
obsession, ide
|| t e n t ; gauge, c r i t e r i o n ; m o d e r a t i o n
maniac
fixe
)(
) (
)(to
masculinity, manhood
. . . ) an (
Monday's
masculine
) (
* 8
man, male
)(
one's due
demand
)(
monumental
)(
man, man-
l y person
)(
)(
violate,
farina
manganese
)(
rape
monarch
) (
)m a n n e r ; (good) manner(s
* ) ( ][MEANES
monopolize
monarchy
manicure
)(
convent, monastery
) ( | O
demonstrate
manicure
| 0
monotony
demonstration
exorbitant
||
|| i n m o d e r a t i o n
to
||
extent
certain
|| l a r g e l y
tion
233
559
( 2 .
|| a t m o s t
.1
| | 1 m a x i m u m , u p p e r l i m i t
m a k e the m o s t of
scale m o d e l , m o c k - u p ;
|| m
ade
to
measure,
overdo, overreach
'
take
( )
be
|(|8)
( )
maraud
marauder
morals,
masseur, m a s -
( )
)(
O |
( )
marathon
moral;
oneself
extremely garrulous
massage
( *! )
mixing bowl
| | - m e a s u r e m e n t s
decoy
macaroon
tailor-made
||
seuse
massage, r u b d o w n
morality;
O |
(free)mason
( )
a u t h o r i t a t i v e , dependable
!
(source)
morale
moral
vice s q u a d
mast
s u i t ( i n cards)
m a r r a n o , a secret p r a c -
mast
t i t i o n e r of J u d a i s m i n S p a i n o r P o r t u g a l .whose
ancestors,
persecution,
anity
at
to
converted
the
end
of
solid,
escape
to
Christi-
the
Middle
moronic
( )
acre
marginal
marginal
the
next
( )
margarine
|| t o m o r r o w
the d a y
m o r r o w ; totomorrow's
()
mass
after
|| mass, b u l k ; p u l p
( ) .1
mass,
\ )- a lot, plenty
c r o w d , m u l t i t u d e ; r a n k a n d file
mascot
( )
( )
mosquito
( )
O |
cloak
scale (of m e a s u r e m e n t )
( )
m a s k imp.
m a s k ; (fig.)
( )
( )
(* )
map
( )
grope
<$> |
gruesome, g h a s t l y , m a -
( ). . .
infanticide
m u r d e r imp.
chin
<$> " |
( )
cabre
tion, homicide
|| ...cide ( k i l l i n g )
...
medium
m a s c u l i n e (gender)
m u r d e r , k i l l i n g , assassina-
||
8 .1
| m o r r o w
daisy
( )
...
( ) .2 ( m o r n i n g
good morning
measure, step
mascarade
( ) h after t o m o r r o w

( )
buttermilk
mass
O | ) (
olive
O |
morgue
day
mass vt/vi
( )*
Moroccan
!.1
( ).2( m a s s i v e
moderate
( )
Morocco
rugged,
massage, r u b d o w n
( )
marrano
orange
bulky,
[Ty] ( )
( . . . )
massif
Ages
moron
[Ty] ( )
salve
( )
( )
macaroni
s c r a p paper
h i g h e s t / g r e a t e s t possible,
top, m a x i m u m
558
_
)|(|/)|(_|
type

3> '|
kill oneself, i.e.
writer
exert oneself to the l i m i t
marten
( )
machine gun
( )
dawdle, be slow, d i l l y -
O |
m o t o r m a n , (train) en-
( )
machine-made
dally
gineer
(fern.)
typist
( )
machinery
( )
deluge; d o w n p o u r ,
[MABL]
()
slowpoke,
[] 0
expound
bewildered,
per-
martyr
degraded
5 '
marijuana
[MAYREKh]
[ M E V U Z E ] 8
)(
marionette, p u p p e t A ( )
plexed
degraded, detestable,
( )
( )
martyrdom
walrus
mortar
[MEVUEL]
dawdler
( * )
[MEVAER]
()
d a w d l i n g , slow, tedious
torrent
p o u r vi. t o r r e n t i a l l y
* .
expatiate, t a l k / w r i t e at
[ ]
dishonorable
humiliated
humiliate
[ ] ( | )
[MEVULBL]
( | )
become
confused/perplexed;
length
[ M E V U Y E S I I ] 8
go
(man's) j a c k e t
[MEVAZE]
to
brain; marrow
- || M o r m o n
- _*

marmalade
( )
|| m a r b l e
Martian
marzipan
6 f- d i s t r a c t (from)
that's a l l for
[ ] ( | )
(
you/him/... !
mark
v i - ( )
()
appreciate
[MEVINES]
stamp
march
|f o p i n i o n , expert
con-
[MEVALBL]
||
march
judgment
|| criticize, pass j u d g m e n t (on)

for the e v a l u a t i o n of
marshal
()
( )
* h N I M ] expert, connoisseur, judge

criticism,
O |
b r a n d , m a k e ; (postage)
shame, disgrace, degrade, h u m i l i a t e

[MEYVNME
( )
! H o u t l e t
disparage, belittle
[MEVAYEsh]
( )
( )
market; marketplace;
discredit,
( )

mohair
March
(5) ( _* )
;
Mars
discriminate
( )
assure, pledge
[MEVATL]
( )
( _* )
differentiate,
[MAFTiEKh]
O |
marine
abuse
[MAFKhN]
( )
pickle, marinate
pieces
degrade,
(excessive)
( )
( )
O
mark time
()
jester
J B
( . . . )
route, itinerary
( _* )
scale
fuse, perplex, a b a s h
( )
( )
m a c h i n e ; a u t o m o b i l e ; t y p e - ( ' )
235
557
[MEGAREsh]
[MEVAER-
banish

country; state
KhoYLE]
[MEVA- (
[MEDINE] (m)
bring
up, raise (children)
[ME-
S t a t e of Israel
pedant,
[MEDAKDEK]
()
| ) (
GULGL]
crude(ly)
[ ] ( _* ) ( )
d a n t i c , be s t r i c t / m e t i c u l o u s
degree,
[MADREYGE]
[MEGUSIIEM] /
crude, u n c o u t h , b u r l y ;
[ ] 8
(about)
( )
crass
crudeness, crassness
level; extent; grade
exag-
[ ]
[MEGAZEM] ( _* )
[MADREKhMADRiKhiM] ( )
gerate
(Jew.)
guide, m e n t o r
guide,
[ ] it (
_ )
Midrash,
()
preacher
(Jew.)
(Jew.)
begin
[MAGIDES]
( )
[MAGIEMAGIIM]
proofreader
con-
M i d r a s h b o o k or passage
so w h a t ?
||
preaching
a b o d y of p o s t - T a l m u d i c
l i t e r a t u r e of B i b l i c a l exegesis; also,
if e v e n
[ M A G E D M A G I D I M ] ( )
coach
[MEDREshMEDRoshiM]
t u r n i n t o vi., be t r a n s f o r m e d
i n t o ; t u r n u p (in a s u r p r i s i n g place)
s t r i c t person
be pe-
herald
[MEGADL] ( _ )
[ ]
()
()
mg. (milligram)
[ ] ( )
[MEDINES-YISRO'EL]
v i s i t (a s i c k person)
_ )
SER(-PSURE)]
(of Israel)
peddler
[ M E V A K E R - <> ( ) .
understanding
(Israeli) s t a t e h o o d
p e r f o r m the c e r e m o n y of
b u r n i n g l e a v e n before P a s s o v e r
[MEDUBER] ( )
ment, arrangement,
KJIO'METS]
!'

p a r l e y ; agree-
be
[MEGAYER] ( _ )
| _ v e r t
[MA'-BEKA'KJI]
to
Judaism
converted to J u d a i s m
(used to [MADEKII] W
a n afortiori
argument)
scroll; ( h u m . )
[MEGILE] ()
l e n g t h y d o c u m e n t ; (Jew.)
five
if I d i d n ' t t e l l i t
S o n g of S o n g s , R u t h ,
b o o k s of the
one of the
O l d Testament:
Ecclesiastes,
e v e n t o m y father, s h o u l d I t e l l i t t o
L a m e n t a t i o n s , a n d E s t h e r , w h i c h are
you?
read on certain holidays; explicitly,
observant, alert
ob-
the B o o k of E s t h e r
[ ] 8
[MEHADER] ( _ )
serve, n o t i c e
reveal,
disclose, d i v u l g e
[MEHA'DRIN-MIN-HA-
MEHA'DRIN]
extremely
stg. superb
turmoil, riot,
observant
Mogen
Jews
Dovid,
deal-
[ ]
[ M E H U M E ] ( )
hexagram,
( )
six-pointed
star
[MAGEMASE] < ) ( <

ings, (social) intercourse
stampede
rioter
[MOGN-DO'VED]
often used as a s y m b o l of J u d a i s m
[MEHUDER]
e x q u i s i t e , choice, s u p e r b
1*
[ M E G A L E ] ( _* )
plague, pesti-
[ ] - ) (
[ M A G E Y F E ] ( )
lence
236
556
|| essential t h i n g ; o b l i g a t i o n
essence, n a t u r e
( )
be i m p e r a t i v e
[ L I M E D ] h sive
compulsive
all
...
compulsory
museum
m u s i c i a n (artist)
must
unassum-
"how
b e a u t i f u l , " a song s u n g o n
( )
(fig)
cringe, be
no,
servile person
brain
and
distance,
rude)
forgive;
I for-
[TOES]
I- g i v e her
y o u m a y keep y o u r
||
(on)
supper!
never
i t differ," the b e g i n n i n g of the
questions
excuse/pardon
please h a n d m e / u s
asked
so w h a t ? w h a t is
complacency
admit,
[MO'YEK.11]
lose
(rev.
[ ]
_* h
[MEDIE]
nounce,
*_
confess i n full
)
inform,
concede
</)
_*
communicate,
declare
notice,
an-
[MEDOE]
()
nouncement; advertisement
(Jew.)
* | 1 one's courage
con.)
confess ( t o / t h a t )
' | | h a m i a b l y
*||* 1 heart, lose
[ ]
* _1 acknowledge,
an-
person
[ M O Y D E ] ( )
[UMISVA'DE]
excommunicated /ostracized
pick up
[MARA'SII]
confession
(_)
|| *courage, *boldness, *audacity
there to shout a b o u t ?
8 )( : f m e / u s
|| i n high spirits
four
youngest
meditate, cogitate
[MUKhREMMUKhR0M1M] ( )
(Jew.)
the
c h i l d at the P a s s o v e r feast
supper!
(/)
by
[ M E H A R ( H ) E R ] ( _ )
the towel please || )(

brainwashing
[MA-NISIITA'NE]
mistake
the
oblige
_* )
" h o w does
mind
gratify;
condone
the
[ R A ' V ]
[ M E H A N E ] (( )
never m i n d !
waive;
()
stretch; interval, gap; haul

great distance
[ ] ( "_ ) ( )
excuse,
[MEHIRES]
[MEHALEKII]
brawn
[MOYKIIL]
(somewhat
||
nights
[ ] ( )
dexterity, facility
|| |
h c e n t r a t e
thanks!
pardon,
Friday
servile
( )
brainwash
(iro.)
( )
( || )h one's brains
)|(|
[MAYOFES]
er (<$> ;}* )
|| ' | d u l l m i n d
rascal; rake
(Jew.)
| 1 b r a i n s ; h e a d
[KOYEKh]
[ ] *
( )
r a c k | h w e a k m e m o r y
con-
i n g person
[ M O Y E K I I M O Y K I I E S ] ( )
keen m i n d
rogue, [ M A Y A ' Y S E N I K ] ( )
muse
mind,
[ ]
music
[MEKJITEYSE]
unassuming
subject
( ' )
musical
right,
w i t h pleasure
smoker
conscription
[ M E H U ' S ] ( ^
i n t r i n s i c , essential
obligatory, compulsory; compul-
m u s i c i a n (player)
courage
circumciser
[MEVATER]
encourage
[MOYEL] ( )
( ( )
_* )
g i v e up, renounce; forgo, forfeit,

linquish, waive,
feel like
237
re-
sacrifice
555
p a y close a t t e n t i o n (to),
<)
mutation
_|| 1 be a l l e a r s / e y e s
( i r o . ) e x p l a i n things i n detail
( )
arbitrariness
arbitrary
become -|| _||
courageous, b r a v e , d a r i n g ,
encouragement
| H the object of gossip

keep
||
one's
mouth
shut;
shut
h a v e a b i t e to eat
berate, curse u p
|-
bold
utter
(vulgar)
up
encourage
| _'
doubtful,
batable
( a n d d o w n
| I- be
be
in-
speechless
mother
1 words c o m e true
()
Mother's Day
motherly; maternal
halitosis
(outside) w a l l
()
:
l i v i n g soul
stark naked
birthmark
( )
[ M U K A ' Z ]
vagina
wrench
()
RIMMOYKhRE]
mother-tongue, na-
( )
mole (animal)
shellfish
<3> |
|| t o r m e n t , t o r t u r e
suffer, t o i l , slave
( )
[ M O Y L E D ]
|| m a i d e n , lass; m a i d
old maid, spin-
( / )
| / ' |
(...)
trough
beget
t i v e language
bookseller
mulatto
new m o o n
( )
( )
ready
[M0YKhER-sF-

( )
aircraft carrier
Be
[MUKIIN-UMZU'MEN]
( )
motherhood; maternity
!* ) (
bearer (of a d o c u m e n t )
( )
n u t (for a b o l t )
)(
bricklayer
quite
[REYEKII]
(...)
no m a n a l i v e , not a
...
( )
oral
maternal, motherly
...
buccal cavity
mule
ster
( )
|| mouse
[ B R I E ] ( )
[MOYLED]
madly, harum-
_A ( )_
[ F A R S A M T E ]
( _* )
suds, lather
mason, bricklayer
defect, d e f o r m i t y
clearly,
mummy
\ m u z z l e ;
explicitly,
5 H h i n t s ,
( )
| | h the

temporize
gift
|| | | keep silent
238
*<
orifice
resolutely
hedge, pussyfoot, speak i n
expert, specialist
physically handicapped
A (-)
m o u t h ; (gun)
( )
[ M U M K h E M U M - )(
KhiM]
scarum
( )
( )
maternal
w o r d of m o u t h
_*
cloudy, muddy, turbid
[KhoLEL] || o r a l , b u c c a l
cumbent upon, behoove
-/ 1 p u t to silence, c u t short
amen; m a y your
muzzle
<3> |
[ B E S O ' F E K ]
|| |
by
de-
of
gab
554
()
[MOYSER-
-SFORIM]
mutter, complain
sacrifice one's life
NE'FESII]
[MU'SER-SEYFER
()
(Jew.)
<> |
mumps
aunt by
|| | a u n t
apostate
[MUMERMUMRIM]
of the muser
marriage
movement
(Arab) mufti
( )
muff
( )
uniform
|| * cheerful,
( )
( )
hearty
be i n h i g h s p i r i t s
( )
[MUFLEGMUFLOGIM]
eminent/outstanding person;
encouragement, s t i m u l a t i o n n
(Jew.)
cheer u p , a n i m a t e ; en-
< ' | <
distinguished scholar
move
vt/vi
(change
>$<
courage
|5*
cheer
residence)
Moslem
)(
[MUFKERMUFKORIM]
(...)
pattern, design; sample,
( )
exemplary
l i b e r t i n e , reckless p e r s o n
reckless,
licentious,
[]
specimen
promiscuous
mir-
()
[MOYFESMOFSIM]
sampling
() ( )
add,
close of (the S a b b a t h /
[ M O Y S E F ] ( ) VH *
append
s p a r k l e , effervesce,
[ M O T S E ] ...
[ S I I A ' B E S ] |
agreed
holiday)
exten-
the close of the S a b b a t h
pa-
muscular
muscle
s u c c e s s f u l / l u c k y person
edification, m o r a l i z -
edify,
tron, lover
g n a t ' s fat; hence, r a r i t y ,
impurity)
Sabbath;
be
carried
on
the
(fig.)
fear, a p p r e h e n s i o n
be d a n g e r o u s ;
( | )
ing;
draw a moral
moral
[MOYSER-
()
declare o p e n l y , a n n o u n c e
publicly, warn
reproach
imp.,
[MUSER]
<>
s c o l d ; chastise; lecture, edify,
[ M O Y R E ] ( )
moralize
frightening
a d h e r e n t of a 19th-
h o r r i f y , scare
for-
(from)
*-
(e || _* )
d r e a d f u l , frightful,
reproof
(^ )
[MUSER-HA'SKL]
MEYDO'E]
untouchable
| | h be
...
(of a s t o r y )
&
be t o u c h e d (by reason of

( )
[MUSER]
<5> |
[MUKTSE]
or
to
moo
f o r b i d d e n to
( ( | | )m o r a l i z e
stg. u n o b t a i n a b l e
(Jew.)
muscular
( )
()
[MOYKERMOYKIRIM]
()
o n the S a b b a t h a n d o n h o l i d a y s
[ M U T s L E K h M U T S L O - )(
gnat
O |
[ M U S K E M ] - *
[MUSEFMUSOFIM]
slander
TSE-SIIE'MRA]
fizz
s i o n of the m o r n i n g p r a y e r , r e c i t e d
[ M O Y - _* ) (
Khim]
<$> ' |
please, find favor ( w i t h )
KIIE'YN]
(at)
( )
sample
acle, m a g i c a l s i g n / d e m o n s t r a t i o n
[MOYTSE-
( )
edifying book
s t u d y house [ M U ' S E R ] ( * ) r
pre-
[ ] ( )
2 0 t h cent. J e w . religious m o v e m e n t
[ ]
w h i c h stresses m o r a l
selfless
midable
239
edification
[ ]
553
s t r i p of p a r c h m e n t , a t t a c h e d t o the
doorpost
of premises
observant
Jews,
be
[ ] (( )
occupied b y
and
| )
a f r a i d (of), fear
symbolically
t i m i d , fearful
[ ]
kissed b y persons e n t e r i n g o r l e a v i n g ;
! ] [
a s i m i l a r t u b e w o r n as a l o c k e t
anthill
( )
1. [M E Z U M E N ]
f [ M E Z U M O N I M ]
currency,
(Jew.)
|| i n c a s h
rebel
cash
c o m p a n y of three3.
f c a s h
ant
r e v o l t , rebel
[ ] (
t o nine m e n , for w h o m the f o r m of

from
that
prescribed
keep;
()/
murmur, mutter
[MEZOYNES]
filth;
filthy
house-
<> |
[MOYSIIEV]
alimony
mis-
[MAZEKMAZIKIM]
have a
hold
( )
old-age
k n a c k for
[MEZAKE]
he
_* )
I-
()
[MushvE] ( | ) ( )
come
1 | <> ] [
[SKE'YNIM]
nursing home | h home
_* 1 c h i e v o u s c h i l d
to
terms,
arrive at
an
agree-
m e n t ; be r e c o n c i l e d
m o u t h p i e c e ; b i t (of a
favor
( )
favors m e w i t h a glance
bridle)
[ M A S K E R - N E - ( _* )
perform
SIIO'MES]
the
(military) drill
synagogal
drill
c o m m e m o r a t i o n of the d e a d o n cer[MAZLMAZOLES]
ruler
()
good luck!
thanks!
[MOYSIILMOSIILIM]
success, pros-
ment
impressionable
nutmeg
congratulations)
[BRO'KIIE]
concept
perity
allowed, permissible
luxury
(Jew.)
good luck!
temper, disposition
kind-hearted/
cheapen; humiliate, snub; vilify

congratu-
congratulate
[MUTER]
congratulations!
[MA'ZELE]
sacrificial a l t a r
[MEZEG]
[ME'ZEKTOV]
( )

good-natured person
[ M A ' Z L T O V ]w ar n
, [ M A Z E R ] ( _ )
caution
0 .2 ||
()
[ M O Y S R E S ]
| | | * )( l a t i o n s
mascot
[ M i z B E Y E K h M I Z B E Y K I I E S ] ( )
H cious, p r o p i t i o u s
[MEZALZL]
( )
( a c c o r d i n g t o J e w . religious law)
[ ]
[sho]
( )
[ M U S E G M U S O G I M ] ( )
abundant
auspi-
b o w tie
prosperous, b o o m i n g , [ ]
lucky, fortunate;
( )
( )
m a n of great d i s t i n c t i o n / a c c o m p l i s h -
! / ||
to
( )
! _ h h a v e i t
( i n response
O | ) (
[MushLEMMushLOMiM]
|| f o r t u n e ; star, s i g n of the z o d i a c
l u c k i l y f o r ; as l u c k w o u l d
vt/vi
( )
(sea)shell
tain holidays
luck,
) (
Moorish
for
fewer, o r m o r e
food;
_* )
slob
Moor
the after-meal b e n e d i c t i o n is s l i g h t l y
different
( )
[ M O Y R E D M O R D I M ] ( )
mezuzah,
small
240
tube
[MEZUZE]
containing
( )
an
inscribed
552
bother,
| / * | h porizing
fuss w i t h
|| d e l i g h t , pleasure
[MEKIIAYE]
wonderful
[MEKILA/YEDIK]
delightful,
[ M E Z A N E ] ( * )
fornication; whore
livelihood, keep [ M I K I I Y E ] ( m )
delicious,
commit
enjoyable
RIM]
compile,
[ ] (
author
_* )
\ * - e n j o y oneself g r e a t l y
_* )
by-line
||
[MEKhAYEv]
( _* )
( - lige,
necessitate,
it s t a n d s to reason
the new m o o n
at odds, at
pledge
differ,
[ M E K I I U L E K . ] ( )
( * ) H variance (with)
disagree, dissent
dissident
|| | ) (
outside,
[MEKhiTsE] ( )
[ ]
[ M 1 K . h u T s / M E K h u T s ] *
[ = M A K I I L O Y K E ] ( )
quarrel,
[MAKIILOYKES]
beyond, past
( )
extra-
|| e x t r a . . .
r o w , feud
quarrelsome; contro-
[LEDEREK.h-HATEvE]
versial
[MEKhALEL-
()
[ ] (
_* )
o u t s i d e the
adul-
(Jew.)
bias-
extracurricular
TSOFIM]
son-in-law's/daughter-in-law's
relative
pheme
in-laws
medan
()
son-
[MEKIIUTE'NESTE]
tion b y marriage
( )
mother;
relative b y m a r r i a g e
[ ] ( _* )
[MAKhMiRish]
( )
in-law's/daughter-in-law's
[MAKhZERMAKhzOYRIM]
construe strictly
rigorous;
( w h a t a m I to y o u ?
[MEKhuTo'NESIIAFT]
rigorous person, s t r i c t c o n s t r u c t i o n i s t
be r i g o r o u s ,
to
rela-
Mohammedan
[MAKIIMERMAKhMiRiM]
father;
b y marriage; pretender
? h familiarity
[MAKhMEDANish]
impertinent person
[MEKhuTNMEKIIUTONIM] ( )
desecrate the S a b b a t h
[MAKIIMEDANER]
| H group
[ ]
[MEKhuTsEFMEKhu- ) (
[ s h E M ] ( _* )
Moham-
[LEMA'KIINE] B
ostracize
adultery
[shABEs]
unusual, unnatural
terer
commit
[ ] ...
terrestrial
[ ]
Zl'vEGMEK.hALELEZIVUGIM]
[MEKJIUYEv]
[MEKhiLE]
apologize (to)
innovations
[ L E V O N E ] 5 *
obliged
[ SEYKIIL]
p a r d o n , forgiveness
partition
bless
introduce
[ ]
ob-
also
innovate,
(Jew.)
[ N E F O ' S I I E S ]
delightful
[shuRE] ( )
[MEKhADEsh]
resurrect, r e v i v e ( f r o m the d e a d )
delightfully
author
be h a p p y t h a t
(
[MEKJIABERMEKJIAB- )(
[MEKhAYE] ( _* ) ( )
[ME'YSIM]
()
(fern.)
p r a y e r b o o k for the J e w . h o l i -
days
narrow-minded
dealings;
241
tern-
[MAKIIZOKES]
551
|| | t r o u b l e , effort; toil
take the trouble
( )

(the m u s i c a l note) E
ugly; loathsome, hateget
b e c a u s e of, o n
host, m u l t i -
[UMO'ES]
lay
stg.
|| ugliness
disap-
camp
()
[MAidiREv] (
pro-
deficiency
_ )
[MAKhREM] ( * )
scribe;
(Jew.)
excommunicate
n . l [ ]t h
ou
g
h
t[ MAKhshovE] ( )
ugly/loathsome
mew
waste, r a v a g e , d e v a s t a t e
) /
(fig.)
shortage, q u a n t i t a t i v e
(by), abhor, loathe

(
( )
[MAKJINE]
[ M E K I I A ' K M E ich A K I M ]
hideous
[ ] ()
[MAKJIMES]
tude;
the w o r s t of i t
be d i s g u s t e d
[ M I E S ] -*
|_|$ H f u l ; d i r t y , obscene
disgusting,
1.
HP .2 h a c c o u n t of, d u e t o
because
i n c i d e n t a l l y [MAKhsho'vESN]
0 |
(hum.)
coin;
[MATBEYE]
[MEYAEsh] ( _ )
( )
s u m of m o n e y
be ( _* )1 p o i n t , disillusion
(Jew.)
d i s a p p o i n t e d ; g i v e u p (hope for); g i v e
p u r i f y , esp. w a s h a d e a d b o d y before
[METAER]
( _* )
u p for lost
(Jew.)
[MEYABEM]
burial
( _ )
[METUPLMETUPOLIM]
m a r r y a childless brother's w i d o w i n
man
disgusting;
[METUREFMETU-
2. | -
possibility, opportu
*|
con.) be
vague, indis-
tired, weary
( ( )
()
H make
*_
defile,
[MIDE]
( )
[MATMENMATMOYNIM]
hoarder
fatigue
[MIDES-HADI'N]
[MATRiEKh]
[HORA'KIIMIM]
>
contaminate
()
( )
[ ] ( )
[ ] <$> |
[MATAMIM]
)
*_
* | - trouble, b u r d e n ; impose u p o n
take the trouble t o , m a k e
|| t h e / a n effort t o ; be so k i n d as t o
esp. full s e v e r i t y of t h e l a w
indul-
[]
h o a r d imp.
sweets, d e l i c a c i e s
to h a n d
severity,
(fern.)
hoarder
virtue
[MIYA'D-LEYA'D]
treasure, h o a r d
| 1 m a n n e r i s m (of character)
from hand
[META'LTELIM]
pollute,
desert
[ ]
a m e n d s (for)
[ M E T A M E ] ( _* )
arid
diffuse
) -*
be lenient (to), treat well

chattels
( )/
[MIDBERMIDBORYES]
manner;
] [ =
[METushTEsh]
[MEYTEV]
* - |
nauseated, be disgusted ( b y )
habit,
tinct,
contingency
(5) 0
lunatic
frantic, r a b i d , d e r a n g e d
enable
(rev.
madman,
( )
1 n i t y ,
) ( .1
ROFIM]
squeamish
possible
dened with m a n y children
levirate m a r r i a g e
nauseous,
()
w i t h a b u r d e n , esp. m a n b u r -
c o n f o r m i t y w i t h t h e (now abolished)
nausea, disgust
g o o u t of
[ D A F K E ] *
one's w a y t o
gence
242
550
w i t h , a l o n g2.
|| a y e a r ago
| | - w i t h ; j o i n
|| fellow, c o
copilot
|| m i d d a y m e a l ;
in
the afternoon
2.
noon hour
ment, sanity
misanthrope
( )
s t a g i n g (of a p l a y )
( )
( * )
youngest son; p i n k y
( )
abrupt
youngest daughter
(hum.)
| ' |
(Jew.)
)(
[MIZREKII]
i n which
|| t h e M i d d l e E a s t
( 2 1 .
'|
| ) the N e a r E a s t
( )
[MizROKhiM] a fixture o n t h e east
w a l l of a n O r t h o d o x h o u s e h o l d , often
member
i n the f o r m of a P a l e s t i n i a n scene, t o
- |
[MI'TGANEFMI'TGANO-
()
m a r k the direction
i n which
a c c o m p l i c e ( i n theft)
innate
com-
eastern; oriental
( )
(with)
[MITE]
synagogue,
along which
sit the
m o s t h i g h l y p r i v i l e g e d ; (fig.)

()
[ ]
the east w a l l of [ ] ( )
Jeru-
s a l e m lies
!-
( ( | * )passion
stretcher
.1
east, t h e d i r e c t i o n
|| t h e F a r E a s t
( )
pany
coreligionist
persons
of h i g h s t a t u s
weakness,
[MEYKhEsh]
( )
o n w h i c h corpse is p l a c e d o r c a r r i e d
conformity
keep u p ;
frailty
(|| )()
conform
in
the
(with)
_ '
|| w i t h ; b y (vehicle,
|| w i t h a knife
|| together
)( 6 '
|| W e d n e s d a y
tool)
he
is a fool
.1
( ' ) 1 b y t r a i n
|| i n t h a t
( ).1
|| o u t of a clear s k y
middle
cohesion
assistance
|| m i d d l e
conformity
accomplice
|| O r t h o d o x J e w s face d u r i n g p r a y e r
(||* ) ( )
membership
( p s a l m
lugubrious
east; O r i e n t ;
worker; contributor
connotation
smoothly
( )
()
[MIZMERMIZMOYRIM]
operate, c o l l a b o r a t e
(Jew.)
[ ]
() ( )
sympathize
sympathy,
-*
pacifier
cooperation, collaboration
VIM]
[]
( )
accom-
staid, demure
.1
myth
associate, fellow
[MEYUshEv] mt
sedate,
staidness; g o o d j u d g -
[sho] ( )
mythology
co-
sane
deliberate,
...
|| n o o n
a r i s t o c r a t i c descent
h noon
()
[MEYUKIIESES]
midday
at n o o n
w o m a n of
( )
i n t h e m o r n i n g , i n t h e fore-
m a n of a r i s t o c r a t i c descent
h m a n
dinner
()
[MEYUKJIESMEVUKJIOSIM]
...ing
j o i n us i n e a t i n g
fellow
in
. . .
|| a g o . . . H t h a t he . . .
243
549
|| o n a n o r d i n a r y w o r k d a y
in
)( || m i d d l e , center
)|| the m i d d l e , i n the m i d s t (of
all of a s u d d e n
= * ,
c e n t r a l , i n t e r m e d i a t e
[MI'TNITNMI'TNITO )(
]NIM
co-respondent
' 5 )( a c c o m p l i c e
|| ) ' ( )( a c c o m -
o n W e d n e s d a y2.
? W e d n e s d a y ' s
* 1 _ ,
) ( ,
(dancing) p a r t )(
ner
) ( mass meeting, r a l l y
m y t h i c a l
.1* ; m i d d l e ; m e d i u m ; c e n t r a l
i n t e r m e d i a t e 1
means,
(
2
.
)
H middle
|| resource; m e d i u m ; device, r e m e d y
<* || facilities | | , | *
t a k e measures/steps

)(
traveler
)<
/
)p a n y ( i n a vehicle
' 6 )(
fellow
;rider
traveler
sympathize with
|6|
c o n t e m p o r a r y
) ( c o n t e m p o r a r y
carry away,
|| )(
) \- t r a n s p o r t (also fig.
][OYLEM
b r i n g d o w n the house
c o m p l i c i t y
'| - a c c o m p l i c e
)( fit
) n( correspondence, agree-

m i d d l e w a y ; m i d d l e of
the r o a d
) (
(political) fellow
compassion, p i t y
M i d d l e Y i d d i s h (1500-
)1700

m e d i u m ; mediocre
^ m e d i o c r i t y
1
* m i d d l e , c e n t r a l
M i d d l e A g e s
^ m e d i e v a l
|| M e d i t e r r a n e a n

' | ] the M e d i t e r - [ Y A M
ranean
| >get a l o n g (somehow), <$
m a n a g e vi., m a k e (both) ends meet
)( center, h u b
)( m i d d l e class
) ( highschool
|| m i d t o w n
)m i d d l e - i n c o m e group(s
) ( living room
| | >experience, g o t h r o u g h <S
)( )fellow (man
commensurate
)m e n t (with
' 5 )( bedfellow
)( i n t e r l o c u t o r
)( ; (fellow) p l a y e r
playmate
_ )( || M a y ; lilac |
May Day
)( m a y o r
* * 1
T /)( g i r l
as a g i r l
|| m a i d e n , g i r l i s h |
maiden name
g i r l h o o d
_| )6< (>/< s h u n , eschew
] w h o k n o w s , G o d [ M I D E Y E
k n o w s , a n y . . .| 6 G o d k n o w s

how many
_ bloomers
)( m i l e
)( ) (A
mileage
244
orifice
548
million
[ L Y ] ( )
millionaire
(in European
[ L Y ] ( )
usage)
[ L Y ] ( )
billion
militarism
a r m y , troops (coll.)
|| m i l i t a r y ; draft
draft b o a r d
the m i l i t a r y ; soldiers
myriads
[ L Y ] *
militiaman
frosted glass
d a i r y (food),
as c o n t r a s t e d w i t h m e a t dishes f r o m
be
kept
for m y s a k e ; as far as
milkman; dairyman
dairy
mechanic, repair6
man;
spleen; m i l t
mimic
||
believe,
think;
what do y o u
I t h i n k so
|| k i n d , s o r t ; sex; genus
gender
( )
()
champion-
.1
tinker (with)
( )0 ' |
seashell
retch

|| | least

me
...
... *
(" )
: )-*
( )
s t u m b l i n g b l o c k , obstacle, p i t f a l l
mill
never m i n d , forget i t ,
( )
[ M E Y L E ] M
w e l l ( = l e t i t be so), a n y h o w
mite
pomegranate
( )
( )
m i l d , gentle; b l a n d ; moderate,
lenient, t e m p e r a t e
finger
minority
* *
[MiKhshLMiKhshoYLiM]
"
*
<>
( )
oral, verbal
)(
()
painstaking
m i n o r (in m u s i c )
minority
)'|(
(music)
1 c h a m p i o n
ship; workmanship
imply
' h t h i n k ?
masterly
()
d r i v e at,
masterpiece
mastery;
<$> |
? ?
( )
O &|
for;
master craftsman;
)(
mimeograph
proprietor
( )
(biological) m i m i c r y
little
workshop
m e a n , signify, s t a n d
m i m i c r y ; facial gestures
-*
) ( -
_
)(

grindstone, millstone
mostly
( )(_' )
miller
mind

5 :_
mostly, at most
( )
grade
one's
I a m concerned
separate
d a i r y food
|| m i n o r
change
( )
be of the o p i n i o n
a c c o r d i n g t o the d i e t a r y l a w s
2.
* _h
-_
(school) m a r k ,
( )
the M i l k y W a y
must
_| h
( )
m i l k ; (fish) m i l t
it
opinion, view, contention;
militia
which
my, mine
( )-
( )
more
m i l i t a r y ; m a r t i a l (music)
( )
i n t e n t ( i o n ) ; tenor
...
> draft age
selective service
m i l k y ; (Jew.)
milestone
[ L Y ] ( )
myriad
draft dodger
(Jew.)
the a c t / i n s t i t u t i o n [ M I L E ]
of c i r c u m c i s i o n
547
inferiority
reduction
mining
[MINEGMINHOGIM]
()
any
i n the n i c k
o n the
II m i n u t e
)(
\-
of t i m e
minute hand
()
.1
disadvantage, liability;
derogatory
m i n u s , less
p .2 \- m i n u s s i g n
inferiority
M i n h a h , the J e w .
.1
afternoon prayer
|| s m a l l change
( )
attempt
to
()
<$>
stimulant
( )
[MISKIIER]
business
commercial art
[ ]
|| m a n u r e ; r u b b i s h , garbage
fertilizer
garbage t r u c k
dump
mysticism; mystique
least 2.
mini-
mystical
|| at least
m i n i m i z e , reduce to a
Mister
8-
mystery
( )
(cabinet)
can

basket
[SY] ( )
lishment; missionary work

[SY]
( )
missile
( )
M r s . ; landlady, woman
(...)
ministry
()
iridescent
( * )
renting out rooms
[Ny] 8
g l i t t e r , change color
<z>
mining
mine
(lay
mines); mine
(excavate)
minelayer
()
Munich
minstrel
face,
look,
mien,
()
8 ( )
coun-
()
t e n a n c e ; facial expression
(explosive) m i n e
minstrel

minefield
()
()
()
minor
= /
8
less
mineral
inferior, m i n o r
> $<
()
( )
mission
minister
( )
.1
minimum
( )
mysterious
minimal
mum
)(
.1
|- m i n i m u m ,
( 2 .
[ N Y ] ( )
l e a s t / s m a l l e s t possible,
( )
garbage m a n
m i s s i o n a r y estab-
miniature
O |
filthy
t r a s h b o x , garbage
( )
mystify
'|
[ M I N E ] -8
( )
sanitation
mystic
()
k i n d s of, s u n d r y
[ M E Y A S E D ] ( _* )
trade, c o m m e r c e ,
()
[MINKIIE]
revive,
stimulate
feit
missionary
detract
|| m i n k
(A
()
s p u r of the m o m e n t
< j> ' |
t o k e n (coin)
waste
H minute now
c o u n t e r - ' || c o i n , m i n t <$> |
found
torn, r i t e
' |
reduce, d i m i n i s h imp.,
( 2 .
mp
m i n o r i t y (in age)
mint
cus-
( )
m i n o r , u n d e r age
m i n o r (in age)
546
_
( an illusion
of
glory)
quo-
[MISPERMISPORIM]
m a n , of w h o m some t h i n k so h i g h l y
s h r i n e ; the
of
the
ark
[MISIIKN] (;
covenant,
in
which
h y b r i d , half-breed
mix
stir,
blend
imp.,
<$>
take
strive,
pains
(m)
the
collection
and
r a b b i n i c a l discussions of the
cent,
of p o s t - b i b l i c a l
B . C , forming
part
com-
serves h i m r i g h t !
cap
"
Egyptian
the
[MITSRISMI'TSRIES]
( )
Egyptian
[MIKVEMIKVOES]
(Jew.)
pool
()
for
ritual
judge,
try
[ ] ()
be at law (with)
(prosodic)
(medicinal) mixture
{cont.)
die a
microbe, germ
microscope
microphone
we
violent death
[ M A K E ] ()
|| me
( : / * )
( :>*<) - *
mirage
[ M I K O Y E K I I ]
.
marble
deny, recant
[MAKhBED]
w i t h ; t r e a t , regale

...
[MEYAshEv] ( * )
||
deliberate,
reflect;
c o n s u l t , confer ( w i t h )
encumber
hybrid
things
h o n o r (sb.)
myrrh
[ M I K O L - T U V ] 8
[MEKhABED] ( * ) ' ( )
[ M I K O L S I I K N ] HP
( )

marble
! [ M I K L O Y M E R S I I T ]
a l l the m o r e so
( )
myrtle
[MAKKhEsh] ( ) - _*
p l e n t y of g o o d
i n one's s t r i d e
ing

(' )1<
scourge
about, concern-
( )
( )
( )
microscopic
|| h d e a t h
abscess; plague,
( )
mica
[ M I S I I K O L I M ] ( )
()
treat, a s y l u m
< )
[MISE-MESIIU'NE]
immersion;
[MIKLETMIKLOTIM]
meter; g r a m m a t i c a l pattern
violent
(fern.)
r i t u a l b a t h house
re-
trial; judgment
|j
( )
2nd
( * )
Egyptian
[ J ...
()
laws
Mishnaic
!\ - m a n d m e n t ; g o o d deed
of
Mishnaic
( )
[MITSVE]
(Jew.)
6 ( - T a l m u d ; passage i n the M i s h n a h
[MishPETMishpoTiM]
<$>
intercede o n behalf of
vi.; m i x i n , be n o s y
[MISIINE]
||
h t u r n (leaves of a b o o k )
Mishnah,
[ M I E T M I U T I M ] ( )
( )
milkshake
vt.,
minority
( )
hodge-podge
mix
Moses
p l a c e d the t a b l e t s of the L a w
()
rum; number
take
mixture, blend
alas (said
to dispel
counsel
( * )
( )
545
craft, trade;
[MELOKIIE] ()
[MEKJIUBEDMEK.huBO-
handicraft; handiwork
angel
DIM]
[MALEKIIAMO'VES]
in-
()
respected m a n , d i g n i t a r y
[MEKhAVN] ( _* )
of d e a t h
f a i n t , s q u e a m i s h (sensation)
(rev.
con.)
be faint
spoiled
|| _* *

[MOLE-RETSI'KJIE]
tend
()
p r e p a r e [MEYKhN] ( _* )
!*
sale (act of
[ M E K I I I R E ] ( )
i n c e n s e d , v i c i o u s ; furious, i n a
selling)
rage
[MAKh- ) (
(at)
full of j o y ,
NES0YREKhMAKhNISE-0'RKhlM]
[ S I ' M K I I E ] ( ) 8 {
delighted, elated
p e r s o n ; h o s t ; (Jew.)
hospitable
(at)
who
invites poor men,
c l o t h e s ( g a r m e n t , piece of c l o t h i n g
[MALVEMALVIM]
offer
(Jew.)
[MELAVE-MA'LKE]
ushering
out
the e v e n i n g m e a l
of
[]
(rev.
con.)
state
[MAKhREz] ( _* )
con-
claim, promulgate
[]
c r u c i a l , decisive
be
[MAidiRiE]
( a n issue)
[MAKhshERMAKhshiRiM] ( )
[ ] !*
()
tool, utensil, instrument; appliance
[MEKhAshEFMEKhAshFiM] ( )
man
h e a d of s t a t e
m a g i c i a n , w i z a r d , sorcerer
[ ]
witch,
( )
witch-hunt
(Jew.)
[ ] ( * )
|| full of (emotions)
national
[MELUMEDMELUMODIM]
chock-
b a b e i n the w o o d s ,
learned m a n
( ) 3
furious, full
||
war
of w r a t h
war
(at)
8
( )
voluntary burial society

furious
(| )/ |
martial
(of)
[TA'M] B
j u n i o r m e m b e r of a J e w .
! [ M A L ] *
()
[KhEYN]
delicious
[ ] ( )
[MiLKhoME]
wage war, m a k e
[ K I I E ' Y M E ] ( )B
charming
[ ] ( )
full
tyro

[vEG0DEsh] ( )B
the letter
the letter
[MOLE] ...
full of f r i e n d l y feelings
( )
[MELUPM]
sorceress
[ ] 5
[MELUKhish]
the d i a c r i t i c of
[MAKhshEYFE]
[ ] ( )
statehood
state,
d e c i s i v e (in a q u e s t i o n ) , decide, settle
[OYTSER]
treasury
(of)
[ ]
( _* )
[MELUKhE] ( )
c i v i l service
a t o n e (for)
pro-
feel s q u e a m i s h a b o u t
treasury
states-
the
hospitality to
queen,"
m a r k i n g the
* )
the
one
for
[MEKhAPER] ( _* ) ( )
e l u s i o n of the S a b b a t h
nauseate;
( )
ey) lender
"the
esp.
S a b b a t h or h o l i d a y s
[MALBEshMALBushiM] ( )/
(mon-
[MEKhuLE] B B
an-
on
[MALEKhMALOKhiM] ( )
indifferent p e r s o n
[ ] ...
248
[ M O L E - K A ' A S ] B
| | gel
544
[ M E M U ' N E M E M U - ( ) ( )
NIM]
supervisor,
caretaker;
d i a n ; person
[MAMZERMAMZEY-
responsible
()
RIM]
as
matter
of
com-
ring
belligerent
[ ] ( )
] [
] [
[ ]
[ M E M A L E ] ( * )
belligerent
\ _* - plement
[MO'KEM]
[ ]
[ ]

bastard
[ M I M E Y L E ]
r e p a y (sb.)
sub-
[ ]
warfare
belligerent, w a r -
course, a u t o m a t i c a l l y , perforce
a u t o m a t i c , self-evident
hostilities
custo-
warmonger
( )
[ ] ( )
[ ] ( )
s i m m e r vt/vi
s t i t u t e ; successor; v i c a r
trib-
<$> [ )(
[MEYLETSMELITSIM] ( )
( _* ) ( ] [ )
substitute vi.
une, defender
(for); be a substitute
flowery
ex-
for
literally, t r u l y (used
|| to intensify
he is a real g i a n t
flowery,
[MEYLETS-YO'Y-
[ ] *
[MAMOSIIES]
tangible,
shER]
also
realm, king-
VIM]
donate, con-
(Jew.)
speak f a v o r a b l y a b o u t ,
_
donor, contributor
circumcise
tribute
[ M A N E G M A N H I G I M ] ( )
slander, c a l u m -
[ M A L K E S ]
[ M A L S I I I N E S ]
libel
[]
libelous, slanderous
etc.)
justify
>= $< |
> = 3< |
lashes; w h i p p i n g
er (of a school, m o v e m e n t ,
[ M A L E ] * ) (
[] ( _* )
lead-
()
teacher of c h i l d r e n i n a heder
( )
[ M E N A D E R ] ( _* )
[MALKIIES]
[sKhu's] * ) (
[ M A N ]
vow
||
k i n g 2. /
[ M A M T A K I M ] "
B o o k of K i n g s
( 1 .
[MELAMEDMELAMDIM]
regime, reign, rule; d o m i n i o n
[MENADEVMENAD-
[MALKE] ( )
proceed
domination; [ M E M S I I O L E ] ( )
manna
( )( )
|| d o m ; r o y a l t y ; the powers t h a t be
[MAMshEKh] ( _* )
d o u g h (money)
stilted
[MEYLEKhMLOKhiM] ( )
[ 1
sue, continue,
defender (of), intercessor (for)

queen
king
concrete
pur-
[]
flamboyant,
sence; reality
substantial,
pompous,
bodily
literal
substance, es-
pression, florid language
[MAMEsh]
an exaggeration),
[ M E L I T S E ] ( )
5 \- n y
[ ]
[MALshN] (
* )
probably
[ M I N A S T A ' M ]
* _H slander, c a l u m n i a t e , m a l i g n
aloof; f r o m a n
[ M I N A T S A ' D ] /
libel
m m . (millimeter)
indirect source
from
Heaven;
[MiNAshoMAiM]
God-given;
[MENUVLMENU-
8/
m e m , n a m e of the
providential()
[BIKSAV]
=
[ M E M ] ( )/
letter
either o r ;
(ly)

[M0NEshE1th]
one or the o t h e r ; m a k e up y o u r m i n d
249
543
encroach
upon
the
()
||
VOLIM]
ugly/contemptible
r i g h t s (of), poach" o n

[ M E S I K J I T E ] ( )
[MESIRE]
()
v i l e , despicable, c o n -
report,
de-
devo-
[ M E s 1 R E s - N E F E s h ] 6
agree
(to);
[ ] *
agreed
[ M A S K E M ]
rest, repose, peace
[ M E N U K I I E ]
of m i n d
(Jew.)
meho-
rah,
[MENOYRE] ()
candelabrum
disagree
tractate
[MESEKIITE]
(in)
O'VL]
(Jew.)
c o m f o r t (a m o u r n e r )
[ M I N Y E N M I N Y O N I M ] ( )
p r a y e r q u o r u m of
(of the T a l m u d )
the
minimum
ten
male
adults,
for
certain
required
religious services
[ M A S P E D M A S P I D I M ] ( )
[ M E N I E ] ()
obstacle, hin-
neral speaker
eulogize (at a
( * )
[MENAKIIEM-
* _
()
drance,
[ ] ( * )
impediment,
barrier;
[MASKONE]
()
culty
victorious
[ M A S E R ] (/)!
n o u n c e (to the
authorities),
conquer
|| p r o b a b l y
vowel points to
it's
explain,
O ' |
() <*/
furnish (a house etc.) imp.

(moving) van
mover
de-
l i a b l e , fit, e q u a l
also
meander
[ M E S U G L ] < )n
lend itself t o
doubtful, dubious,
O |
[ M E S U K ' N ]
[ M E S U P E K ] t
( )5
in d o u b t ;
( )6
office;
go
dubious
in-
[ ] *
[ M O S E R M O S R I M ] ()
over,
tradition;
[MESOYRE]
()
[ N A ' K I I L E ] ( _* )
seas, b e y o n d the
|| o p t i o n a l ,
elective
legend
disinherit
[MEEYVER-LEYA'M]
former, t e l l t a l e
r e a d (the w e e k l y lesson of the T o r a h )
over-
* h (to a t a s k ) ; eligible
dangerous
[ M A Y V E R ] ( * )
pose, r e m o v e f r o m
or
e l u c i d a t e ; construe
likely to rain
furniture
* )
H e b r e w text
[ M A S B E R ] ( * )
h be l i k e l y t o
(a
day
|| '
Y i d d i s h w o r d s of H e b r e w origin)
[MISTOME]
* )
t r i u m p h , c a r r y the
[ME N A K E D ] (
add
[ M E S A R E S ] ( * )
trate
vt/vi,
inconquerable
inform
against, betray
cas-
[ ] n t
[MENATsEYEKh] (
conclusion
r e p o r t , de-
diffi-
funeral)
inference,
seven
approve, concur
( * )h
with
candlesticks
I ] ( * ) ( <
c o n s e n t (to),
temptible
self-sacrifice
self-sacrificing
|| agree ( w i t h )
fu-
[ ] ?
nunciation
tion,
person,
blackguard
company,
[MESIBE]
sea
()
gathering;
..,
[MASEG-
o p t i o n a l dues
GVU'L]
250
(
go o u t
(fig.)
*
circle
of b o u n d s , transgress
542
metaphorical
metaphysics
meteor
snowstorm
( )
meter
( )
b i r t h certificate
( )
mistress
( )
mosque
( )
[MEAKEV]
()
h i b i t , i m p e d e , baffle,
frustrate
O ) ( |
mechanism
( )
mechanics
( )
phone, b u l l h o r n

may,
be
()
! *
! ) (
(<$
mead
medal, decoration
medallion, locket
( 2 .
( )
[ L Y ] ( )
) /
|| m e d i u m
powerful, m i g h t y
presume, t a k e i t u p o n
medicine
.1
(prescription),
( 2 . (||
drug
medical; physical
(exam

etc.)
|| m e d i c a t i o n , d r u g
<S> ' |
( )
m e d i c a l supplies
medic;
medical
( )
oneself, d a r e
flour;
meal
melody, tune
melodrama
^/
( )
melancholy
melancholy
report
( | )
merit, virtue;
oneself;
answer
(the
[ M A Y L E ] ( )
| H a d v a n t a g e ,
benefit
m i n d one's manners, behave

well
[MAL(E)GEYRE]
0/0
m i n a t e , chew the c u d
whim
( )
granulated sugar
g r a n u l a t e d sugar
allow
' 5
[M(E)UBERES]
m a t e r n i t y clothes
sea g u l l
S|tir,
|| m i l k
( | )
()
[ M E O Y R E R ] ( _* )
rouse
a l m s for
(spiritually)
[MOES-KIII'TIM]
p r o v i d i n g the p o o r w i t h their Passo v e r needs

method
methodology
( )
()
Methodist
( )
methodology; teaching
( )
methods
methodical
(coll.)
metal
( )
specie, b u l l i o n
metallurgy
slug
metamorphosis
( )
metal
oneself to be m i l k e d , give m i l k
[ ]
h of, a n n o u n c e , r e p o r t
present
phone)
ru-
medicare
pregnant
( )
announcement
declare, g i v e notice
[MAYDA'NIMDIK]
( )
notice, (news) release,
vi.,
man
luscious
( )
melon
( )
(spiritualist) m e d i u m
(profession of) m e d i c i n e
)(
mechanical; perfunctory
*|
allowed
mechanize
mechanic
|| m e g a
( )

in-
megaton
loudspeaker, m e g a -
( )
meteorology
metropolis
..
( )
metaphor
( )
541
male
masculine, m a n l y
measurement;
sur-
memorandum
state, s t a n d i n g , sta-
memoirs
one, y o u , t h e y , people (when
*n
()
preceding
a verb, also ; if verb
|| with a vowel, also optionally
begins
)
measure
' || t h e y say, i t is s a i d
( )
t h i s is the w a y i t is
( )
moderate, reasonable, tern-
are w o r k i n g
menagerie
( c h u r c h ) mass
( )
()
*/
hook
abusive
d e c o r a t i v e m a n t l e for
*
( )
Mexican
Mexican
collapse,
(dial.)
0*1 .2 b go t o pieces
(female)
)(
eraser
| H settle d o w n
person

mankind, humanity
( )
humane; human
( )
6 || n o longer, n o m o r e
humanity
(humane-

ness)
p u l l oneself together;
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t a k e courage
... ( w h a t ' s more
|| m o s t
homicide
1 m o r e
cannibal
most, at most
carrot
be
()
( || * )m a t t e r
w e s t ; Occident
( )
|
)( 5
manpower
manpower
menu
the m a t t e r , be w r o n g ( w i t h )
crisp
1 for the m o s t p a r t , a b o v e a l l
no
h u m a n ; decent
0 |
|| m o r e
| I- behave w e l l , a c t one's age
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bleat
person;
|| _* m a n k i n d , h u m a n i t y
_ *
Mexico
merely
( ).1
|| also people f- helper, e m p l o y e e
)(
erase imp.
human being;
person; responsible/mature
O |
brokerage
( )
( )
the T o r a h scrolls
man,
t u t i o n , etc.)
broker
<*
language, i n v e c t i v e
(A ) ( )
p a t r o n i z e (a cause, i n s t i -
||
[MA'YNELOSIIN]
mentor
i n g of
patron
( ^ )
a n d eye
6\ - i n the b a c k
cutlery
( )
\\ _h o o k
h a t daggers d r a w n
p o c k e t knife
( )
(man's) j a c k e t
perate
moderation
) (
people , | ) ( - opened
survey; span
measure, scale
a smatter-
measure imp., gauge; ( | )
stab
( )
[ M A Y M E D ]
t i o n (in life), c i r c u m s t a n c e s
vey(ing)
( || )knife
( )
membrane
(sexually) i m p o t e n t
(sexual) i m p o t e n c e
...
man's
manhood
( ' )
male, m a s c u l i n e
menstruation
[ M A Y R E V ]
menstruate
252

O |
540
a s t o r y of;
()
west, western
1 h a p p e n s t h a t
1 a
m a t t e r of
western; occidental
h w h a t ' s the m a t t e r ( w i t h )
not too
||* ||
c a t c h i n the a c t
|| l i k e
w> .2 ||
|| dressed l i k e a p a u p e r
businesslike
fairy tale
surplus value
(pounding) m o r t a r
meridian
[ D Y ] ( )
evening prayer
hemorrhoids, piles
[MAYSE-shEHo'YE]
()
o n its merits

misdeed
wrongdoing
fate,
if i n s p i t e ;
[SO'TN]
lot,
!' ' ) ( ) (
it's a g o o d
| h fortune
t h i n g he c a m e
gauze
d o e v e r y t h i n g possible;
imp.
darn; embroidery
remarkable,
night, 24 hours
dilapidated
[MAPOYLES]
()
noticeable,
perceptible,
observable
[ ] ( )
be aware of, be conscious
[ M A P O L E ] ( )
be insensible of
be
<$> (
h of,
perceive
apparent/noticeable
brass
[ M A P L U N G ] ( )
slipper
[ M A P L ] 3> |
[MEFU'NITSE]
( )
[ M A ' P E L E ] ( )
miscarry
fastidious
( )
Mercury
[ ] - )(
miscarriage
striking
d o w n f a l l ; rebuff, setback, reversal

defeatist
perception
[ M A ' P L D I K ]
stillborn child
defeat, failure,
[ = M A P L ] *
dud
notable,
structure; slum
abortive
O |
more
plural
[ M E S L E ' S ] ( )/
( )
d a r n imp.
[ M A Y S E R M A Y S R E S ] ( )
a day and
!.1 ) (
mostly
<S> | )(
w .2 || o n l y
unturned
[ T O ' Y V I M ] {

tithe
but
|| ' |
t h i n g s are h a p p e n i n g
g o o d deeds
m u l t i p l y vt/vi
[ M A Y S I M ]
( leave no stone
as (bad) l u c k w o u l d h a v e i t
actions, acts, deeds
[MAROKhE] ( )
|| a g o o d fortune
a c t u a l occurrence
as
[ M A Y R E V ] ( )
M a a r i v , the J e w .
fairytales
outrage,
of
( )
polysyllabic
[ ]
()
MAYSIM-RO'IM]
... or so; k i n d
[ ] ( A * ) ( )
[MAYSERA
(* )
m o r e or less, r o u g h l y ,
)(
of
majority
[ ] ( )
fairy-tale
()
1 ...cide
1|
[ ] ...
[ ] *
murderous
[SOYKIIER]
unbusinesslike
storybook, book
assassin,
matricide
! h bad
|| c o m m i t suicide
||
murderer,
\ - be t h i s as i t m a y
what do y o u know!
||
( )
brass
( )
s t o r y , tale,
it
woman
253
so
[ M A Y S E ] ( )
||

yarn;
.1
matter
539
m a t z a h ball
[ ] ( )

bargain; ( i r o . )
||
big
[METSIE]
deal!
an extraordi-

widely known
(m)
celebrity
find
[GANEF]
the
[MEFURSEM] .
[MEFURSOMIM]
r e a d i n g of
the
(* )
[MATSL]
_*
pla-
cate, c o n c i l i a t e
[MEFALPL]
r u p t (esp. a p r a y e r )
urge,
( ) - * 5
[MAFTSER]
vt/vi
importune
!*
dis-
[ M I T S R A I M ] ( )
[ M A F K E R ] ( * )
\ _* - c a r d , a b a n d o n ,
( * ) ]( )
[METSAREF]
sup-
( * ) 5
[MEFARNES]
( * )
BEA'AVE]
p o r t (a f a m i l y )
p u t u p w i t h , bear w i t h o u t
[MEFARSEM]
_*
protest, acquiesce to, a c c e p t

(
[PO'NEM]
_*
[MEFAREshMEFORshiM]
(Jew.)
_*
c o m m e n t a t o r , exegete
esp. (Jew.)
write a commentary upon
g a r m e n t or a h a n d k e r c h i e f
[MEKABER]
(a s a c r e d t e x t )
( _* )
state, p o s i t i o n , s i t u a -
b u r y , inter
_*
c o m e earlier t h a n others, get
[MATSEV]
in g o o d r e p a i r
ahead
gravestone,
6 (- hallow,
tombstone
unveiling
sanctify
()
[MEKUBLMEKUBOLIM]
[MATSDEK]
||
parts
|-
()
'
in these p a r t s
refuge,
safe
( i r o . ) place,
[MI'KLET]
[ M I T S A ' D ]
)
j u s t i f y (an act
m a t z a h , the u n leavened
materialize vi., be fulfilled, c o m e true

[MOKEMMEKOYMES]
mystic
( | )
[MEKUYEM]
[ ] ( )
on the p a r t of
cabalist, J e w .
bread
etc.)
[ M A T S E ] (m)
eaten
Passover holiday;
during
piece of
the
such
bread
locality
sell
| 5
flour
m a d e of c r u s h e d
[ M A T S E Y V E ] (m)
of others, forestall others

[MEKADEsh]
h t i o n , s t a t u s ; s t a t e of r e p a i r
()
[MAKDEM]
( )6
c o m m e n t u p o n , [ ] ( _* )
c o n f i r m a n agreement b y t o u c h i n g a
(Jew.)
publicize
welcome
[KI'NYEN]
forsake
sacrifice oneself
i n c l u d e (in a c o u n t )
[MEKABL-
( * ) 5
[MAFSEK]
_* f l i m i t
grieve, w o r r y
Egypt
( ) - *
split hairs; dispute over details

inter-
( * )( )
[METSAER!
)
5
[ M E F A Y E S ] ( * )
succeed, prosper
r e s t r i c t oneself
in the s y n a g o g u e
( * )
[METSAMTSEM]
[MAFTER]
rescue
[MATsLiEKh]
h a p h t a r a h (lesson f r o m the P r o p h e t s )
n a r y bargain
save,
fastidious m a n , e p i c u r e
* ,*
()
[MEFUNEK MEFUNOKIM]
:[ ]
like hotcakes
haven, sanctuary
[ ]
matzah
254
||
538
place of rest,
[MARviEKh] ( ) ( ) - * -
[ M E N U ' K I I E ]
profit, benefit, g a i n
agreeable,
()
[MERUTSE]
willing,
grumbler; surly
person,
refuge
(Jew.)
prayer
amenable
()
house
[MOKER/MEKO'RMEKOY-
RIM]
killjoy
purr; grumble
bitter
herbs
(e.g.
horseradish)
<3> ]
the
Passover
feast as a r e m i n d e r of the
sufferings
of the J e w s i n
merciful, charitable
bathhouse
price
[ M E R K I I E T S ] ()
()
fulfill,
| = | ) (
[ M E K A Y E M ] ( _* )
i m p l e m e n t , execute, a d m i n i s t e r ; m a terialize, realize vt.
(on)
[PSA'K]
lenient
lenient,
[MEKANE]
()
Mrs.
(
O'YLEM]
shake
)
the
par-
(at)
cause
ticular/fastidious
be p a r t i c u l a r ,
be
fastidious/meticulous,
hyphen
cious w o m a n
()
[MESIIAEL-E'YTSE]
*_
insist
be
brief
[ M A K E F ] ()
[MEKATSER]
(in
speech
or
writing);
[MEKAREV]
( _* )
friend
[MAshBiE] ( _* )
[MAKREV]
[MAzhGIEKhMAzhGIKhlM] ( )
custodian;
supervisor
Jew. dietary laws in a n
of
Mr.
institutional
looks, a p p e a r a n c e
kitchen
become connected
by
fog m i x e d w i t h
[MARE] ( )
drizzle;
( )
family
Moses
gloom
mar-
riage, m a r r y one's c h i l d r e n i n t o
drizzle
the
melan-
(of)
<3> |
[MOREshKhoYRE] n
c h o l y , g l o o m , the blues
[MOYshE R A B E Y N E ] 8
(Our
sacrifice
[MEshA- ( _* ) ( )
DEKh]
abridge
be-
j u r e ( u p ) ; a d m i n i s t e r a n o a t h to
supervisor,
(on
*_
t a k e counsel, consuit (with)
con-
person
accuracy)
( )
[MARSIIA'S]
(of)
[ ] ( * )
s e n s a t i o n , create a stir
wicked/mali-
[ M A K P E D M A K P I D I M ] ( )
=
_*
world,
_*
e n v y , be jealous
( _* )
[MAREsh-
[ ]
c o n s t r u e m a t t e r s loosely
insurgency
a l l u d e (to), h i n t
constructionist
[ ] (
[ M E R I D E ] (m)
()
( )
[MEYKLMEKILIM]
lenient, b r o a d m i n d e d
be
[ MARKhEzhvN]
[MERAMEZ]
p e r s o n , loose
[ M E R K I I A K I M ]
revolt, rebellion,
execute a sentence (on)
distance
r e m o t e places
()
[ M E K E K h M E K O K I I I M ] ( )

[ ]
[MERKhEKMERKhOKIM]
()
intimate
Egypt
pity, take pity
KIIEM]
source, o r i g i n
[MEKUREVMEKUROVIM]
( _* ) ( )
[MERA-
()
[MORER]
eaten at
[KO'DESII]
Teacher)
255
melancholy, gloomy
[ ]
brood
[ ] O |
537
M e s s i a h " (said
lady bug
when a person
just
mentioned
appears)
ladybug
||
crazy,
[ ] (A * )( )
[ ] ()
mad
[MEshucE]
drive crazy, madden
[MAshKNMAshKONEs] ( )
m a d m e n , insane [ M E S I I U G O I M ]
hostage | | - p a w n , pledge

s p e l l , d u r a t i o n , lifed u r i n g the
ex-
people
insane a s y l u m
[MEshEKh]
madhouse
& | - t i m e , p e r i o d
during
f t i m e of
[MOShLMEShOLIM] ()
ample, instance, illustration,
[ ] ( )
[ ] (^ )
insane a s y l u m
[ ] ( )
[MEshuGE-LEDovER-
fable,
||
[ ] ( )o r
straightjacket
obsessed w i t h
E'KIIED]
an
have a one-track m i n d
(- p a r a b l e
crazy,
inapplicable example
mad;
[MESIIUG'N]
(hum.)
*!
mad-
*_
madly
madness,
rabies
remunerate
[MASIIME]
implication
probably,
1.
p r o b -21. -
( 2 .
[MASIIMOES]
presumably; supposedly
[MEshANE]
*_
KhiM]
of
the
[ M I S I I N A Y E S ] ()
(six v o l u m e s of the)
DIM]
(Jew.)
()
bap-
t i z e d Jewess
[ M E S I I U N E ] B
queer, strange, w e i r d ,
Mishnah
singular
enslaved,
sloped,
[MEshuPED1K]
choirboy in
!*
(to)
[MESIIOYRER]
()
a s y n a g o g u e ; H e b r e w poet
[ ] *
[ M E s h i E K h (
[MAshpiE] ( * ) ( )
!!!
sloping, inclined
[ ] <*
()
subjected
kin
[MAshKEMAshKOEs]
*!
[ M E S I I U B E D ] ( )B
[MishpoKhE] ( )
influence, exert influence
[ ] 8
[ = MEshuNEN]
i t is u n d e r s t o o d
influential
has
[MEshuMEDESTE] ( )
queer, strange
apostate, Jew w h o
[MEshAER] ( _* )( )
f a m i l y life; m a r r i a g e
been b a p t i z e d
h assume, suppose, presume

family,
frenzy
messenger, c o u r i e r
[MEshuMEDMEshuMo-
a l t e r ; go b a c k o n one's w o r d
set
agree ( u p o n a price)
[ M E s h u L E K h M E s h u L o - ( )
bility
"
()
r e c o n - [ M A S I I V E ] 8 ( * )
|| )( )c o m p e n s a t e | - cile
[ ]
|| go berserk
ability
(statistical) proba-
[]
[MESIIUGA'S]
_||I- i n s a n i t y ; craze,
[MEshALEM] ( ) ( )- *
*1.
man, lunatic
c o m p l e t e ; perfect
|| i t follows t h a t
[ M E s h u ' c E N E R ] -
[MISIILE]
rabid
dismiss, send off
[MASIILEM]
idea
*
[MEshALEYEKh] ( * )
B o o k of P r o v e r b s
;8/)( )
1 M E s h i K h i M ]
(on)
! h the
"we
beverage; l i q u o r
256
should
have
the
Messiah
millennium
mentioned
the
536
_
ing of the T o r a h to the J e w s a t M t .
) | (
Sinai
dead m a n ,
()
[MESMEYSIM]
dead b o d y ; ghost
()
[MISGABER]
surmount
()
[MISVAKE-
()
menial
||
[SEYKIIL]
stands
it
to
i n t e r v e n e , intercede
urinate
load,
obligate
reason
[MEshoRsish]
(on
[MASIITN]
()
[MASEMASOES]
|-
[KLAL]
()
burden;
truck
transaction,
[ ] ( & )
( )
[MA'TN]
[ M I S - ( * ) ( )
the
dead men's; ghostly
morgue
bias,
...
[MEYSIM]
[MESIKES]
[ M I S K H A V N ] (
intend

com-
dustrious/diligent
an
o p p o n e n t of H a s i d i m
(
[MISASEK]
[MISPALEL]
correct,
[MESAKN]
redress,
(a
( )
*_
|| o u t of
entertain
[MITOKII]
o u t of a feeling t h a t
author-
[MATER]
( * )
ize, p e r m i t (in r a b b i n i c a l q u e s t i o n s ;
also
wrong),
charity
[ M A T N - B E S E ' Y S E R ]
( * ) ( )
[MASRE]
[ M A S K I L I S I I ] & *
celebrate, m a k e m e r r y
fig.)
g i v e n i n secret
become jealous (of)

warn,
to
remedy
[MISKANE]
[MESAMEYEKh] ( & _* )
rejoice,
( _* )
right
or t y p i c a l of the H a s k a l a h
pray, worship
improve,
lightenment) movement
(with)
*_
[MASKLMASKILIM] ( & )
pertaining
(within J e w .
b u s y oneself
* .*
[MASEG]
( )
- _*
[ ] ( ( )
adherent of the H a s k a l a h (Jew. E n -
Orthodoxy)
()
van
person, z e a l o t
[MISNAGEDMISNAGDIM]
prehend; conceive
()
[PO'NEM]
|| *
[MASMEDMASMIDIM]
partiality;
biased p e r s o n
[ ] ( * )
sweetness, bliss
in-
deal
become connected b y m a r -
(of)
tax
[ ] ( <& )
freight t r a i n
self
family
(0
p u b l i c charge
[ ] ( * )
riage, m a r r y one's c h i l d r e n i n t o
freight
( - b u r d e n ,
oneself, obligate oneself, pledge one-
KIIATN]
be-
half of), l o b b y (for)
argue, d i s p u t e
commit
TADL]
(* _* )
| * c o m m i t ,
servant
[Mish- ( 5 ) ( * )
confess
YEKh]
^/
shoRsiM]
* - H p r e v a i l
[MISVADE]
[MisKhAYEv]
)(
[MEshoREsME-
;[MISIIKOYLES]
(be) i n balance, be s h a k y
present, gift,
* _
[MATONE]
( )
donation
caution, admonish, exhort
G o d ' s grant-
257
[ M A T N - T O ' Y R E ]

|| _| t h u m b one's nose at
letter
|| | be left h o l d i n g the b a g
alphabet; pronounced [N]; written
be h a u g h t y , h a v e a
) (
of
(lange[r\
the
nun)
Yiddish
at the e n d of a w o r d ;
|_| 5 - bee i n one's b o n n e t

| 5 || t u r n u p one's nose (at)
|| | lead b y the nose
p o u t (at),
turn up
n u m e r i c a l v a l u e : 50
()
number
here (in giving),
( )
| h one's nose
have a
H have...!
(at)
piece of c a n d y

( t y p e of) p i s t o l
n a s a l ...
nasal
rhinoceros
handkerchief
nostril
( )
notary public
rodent
conservation
fer
( )
pincushion
naturalize
lifelike
( )
notice
navigate
short story
( )
music paper
crest-
sheet music, w r i t t e n m u s i c
( ^ )
( )
for a change
A ( / ? )
h a n g one's h e a d , m a k e a l o n g
( ) 0*!
n a t u r a l ; lifelike

O |
November
|| | | nose
t a k e notes
( . . . )
navigation
( n a t u r a l ) science
( )

navigator
become n a t u r a l i z e d
notebook
( )
( . . . )
)(
naturalization
|| note;
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( )
needle
evergreen, c o n i -
g n a w ; (feeling) h a u n t
( )
nature; disposition
||
i n the c l u t c h e s of
( ) -
( )
| 1 fingernail, t o e n a i l
seam; suture
[| _ get u n d e r the s k i n of
( . . . )
backstroke
nail; spike;
( )
blackjack, knout
( ! )
prone, face u p
( : ) m ( )
(| ). ( )|(m u t t e r , m u m b l e
b l o w one's nose
[ N U N ] /
(rev.
con.)
_|| h
| | h r e m e m b e r w e l l
*
258
h face
fallen
(iro.)
534

give i n (to),
grant
clef
( | | ) ( )
||
(diplomatic)
( )h y i e l d vi. (to), i n d u l g e
restive, u n r u l y
( )
lax
()
(hum.)
authorities
naivetd

...
! | a l l the
(often
in
the
late
ape,
||
()
imitate
nightgown
^ *
tinuum
( )
docile, s u b m i s s i v e , y i e l d i n g
...
appeasement p o l i c y
||
imitation
(in
behavior);
follow-up
follow, t r a i l ,
( )
u
()
wake
( )o r
imitative
||
vt/vi
dusk
<> <$< | |
imitation
c h a m b e r pot
con-
successive
sequence;
'|]
)(

repeated
at
h afterwards
forward, brash
'| - t o n i g h t
afternoon,
| *y o u
f o r w a r d person
nightly
after vt., r u n b e h i n d
midnight
. . . ||
|8 || |after, b e h i n d 2.
( )
-|
you
successively
run
imitate
(cont.)
his
for
'
after, next to
<$> | |
nightly, nocturnal
()
stressed)
i n the afternoon
good n i g h t
emulate,
to
h e v e n i n g
) (
5 || n i g h t l y
||
according
<$> ||
scanning
|| n i g h t
||
. . . h
half past (the h o u r )
( )
scanning
'|
to
he is s p e a k i n g after ||
aftermath
1 of a t r i p )
according
(varying) mood
repeat, echo
how!

||
|| a l l a c c o r d i n g to
( * )
mop up
as
better
for (object
( . . . ) *
aftermath
night
early
he is c o m i n g
all
offspring, issue
|| at
unstressed)
a c c o r d i n g t o y o u r letter
(|| )
|| o v e r n i g h t
as
better, s t i l l
and
(always
<S> | |
w h a t for
i n the
' h a d d i t i o n a l ;
O | |
e d i t i o n of
(painful) aftereffect,
after
postscript
'

yet, s t i l l , m o r e ; else; a n o t h e r ,
reprint, print another

dangle vi.
( * )
( )
subsequent
repeat, n a r r a t e (stg.)
naive
( ' ) ( * )
postgraduate
*^
lollipop
( *)
dessert
terfeit
aftertaste
.1
sodium
a r t i f i c i a l , i m i t a t i o n , c o u n -
replica, i m i t a t i o n
(musical) note
(sb. his d e m a n d , etc.)

afterthought
( )
note
( ||* )
pursue, go after, follow; i m i t a t e ; fol-
low up
( . . . )
follower
259
( )( )
533
* )(
| _ |
| | )
nightingale
)-( )(
p o i n t after
) (
nocturnal
nightspot, n i g h t c l u b
| | ><$
night's l o d g i n g
| | < >$
/< ) (
nightly
* 8
)(
| | ><$
aftertaste
| | ><$
pursue, chase, r u n after
| | >subside, relent; relax vt. <$

)(
$ | |
slut
)(
) (
;c o p y ; forge
| ' | <>
)(
)(
matinee
8 ] M E D 1 K [ M 1 L K h o
post-
( d i a l . ) w h y , w h a t for
| ' | ><$
track
)(
* / 8
then
| | ><j
'
following
Council
)/(
t i t u l a r 1
trailer
| | <) >$(
;)i n q u i r e (from
demand
|*
;ask after
|| C . O . D . ; postage d u e |
send C . O . D .
)(

) (
260
nomenclature

b u l b o u s nose
wet
sneeze
namesake
the g o o d L o r d
8 ) A ( !
progeny
|| nameless
to| ] [ K I I A V E R
)(
)(
|| n o m i n a l
|| be n a m e d after
(rev.
offspring
|| n a m e
n a m e (sb.), g i v e a / t h e n a m e
|| _ |
amenable, agreeable
Trusteeship
i n behalf of|
*
\- check
no
bona-fide
] [
follow (in a
| ' | <> ) (
8 ] [
)p a t t e r n (after
][NEMONES
|| trusteeship
on
kidding
vehicle), t r a i l
.1
con.) be i n d e m a n d
][NEMONE
) h t a k e t h e w o r d (of
* ) (
)(non-Jew.
\- t r u s t , i n g o o d f a i t h | < >
follow
) (
)(
trustee
|| confidence; t r u s t2.
successor
| | )
nominal
creed, d e n o m i n a t i o n
aftereffect
nominate
) ( ] [ N E M E N N E M O N I M
war
)(with

)(
nomination
| O
afternoon
face v a l u e
)p r i m a r y election (s
nominee
nominative
)(
afternoon
nomadic
) (
ape, p a r r o t
nomad
)(
mock, impersonate
mock
wetnurse
)(
i m i t a t i o n , forgery
| | ><
trail, shadow; track

tracking station
awl
)(
imitate,
)t r a i l (after
)(
)(
imitation
parrot
skeleton k e y
) (
prowler
succession
| | < ) >$ (
nightclub
) (
successor
ape, m i m i c ; m o c k
) (
) ( ] [ N O ' K I I T A M
with
(sb.) w i t h a finger
)(
comply
532
|| foolish, s i l l y , s t u p i d , d u m b
m a k e a fool of oneself,
moist
poppycock!
affinity
standardize
O |
norm
( )
<$> |
p l a n k cot
( )
lair, d e n
( )
narcissus
()
navel
umbilical cord
drug addict
field
oil w e l l
( )
Nazi
) (
drug addiction
(hum.)
benefit
ethnic group, na-
(sweets)
tionality
nation, ethnic group
knockout
jugular vein
l e a r n from
person w i t h a sweet
(<* )
|| t i t b i t

prophecy
stg.
ex-
.2 ||
Norway
( )

) (
<$> |
)(
skiing
( )
h t h a t
Norwegian
skier
[NEvush]
( ...)
ski, go s k i i n g
[NEVIEs]
.1
\ - m e n t ago
Norwegian
( | )
[NEVOLE]
h c l u s i v e l y
|| o n l y , b u t
narrator
_* h m e n t )
prophetic
just,
anything/anyone but
[NEVIE] (m)
prophesying
prophesy
infamy;
except
P r o p h e t s ( d i v i s i o n of O l d T e s t a -
mere(ly),
once, no sooner t h a n
[NOVINEVIIM] ( )
prophetess
( )
j u s t now, a m o -
[ N E V U E ] ( )3
predict that
bald
| / || | fool
m a k e a fool of

|| p r o p h e t
bare, nude, n a k e d ; (fig.)
only,
(_ * )
(horses) i n t a n d e m
( )
( )/
)(
tooth
sweets
( )
neck
( )
noctum
<$> |
( )
Nazi
(esp.)
Cinderella
( )
( )
from,
goodies, sweets, c a n d y
|| nibble (on); eat
nationalism
( )
regular fellow, b u d d y
( )
e t h n i c ; people's; n a t i o n a l
)(
drug addict
( )
sene
oil
( )
narcotic

( )
(crude) o i l , p e t r o l e u m , k e r o -
O |
drug
( )
napalm
daffodil
drug
||
proximity
deceive; fool imp.
||
\ - ( b y ) , close; f a m i l i
n e x t ; n e x t d o o r ( A A **)
*)/-pidity
fiddlesticks!
normal; standard
2 .
nearby
.1
|| stg. f o o l i s h ; trifle ( 2 1 .
also
proximity
folly, foolishness, s t u -
near- ( / A) .1
p l a y the fool
simple-minded
'
ski
( )
suggestion, offer, tender,
(_' )
recommendation
suggest, offer, tender
heinous
261
_|
531
disposed,
prone,
[NOYTE]
( )
carcass,
[NEVEYLE]
()
inclined
incline, tend
(fig)
|| c r i t i c a l l y i l l1.
critically ill
lean
[NOYTIM]
heinous,
tech-
[NUTRIKN]
[NEVO'LEDIK]
)
n
rich m a
INOGEDNEGIDIM
rich man's
rich woman
(Jew.)
n i q u e of i n t e r p r e t i n g the l e t t e r s of a
want; hardship, dis-
[NEGiDish]
music,
esp.
force oneself
v e x a t i o n s , persecu-
tion
'
expedient
(state of) e m e r -

*||
makeshift
add
( * )
|| v o w
[EYTSE]
(m)
item;
a
(in
()
feature,
program);
|| c o m e o n !
issue
[NOYEF]
concerned,
||
[BEDO'VER]
(expected
A
boredom
be b o r e d
ver-
|| b o r e
b o r e , pest

<$> |
()
d u l l , tedious, b o r i n g
( ) /
| ) (
wont; conduct
'
disbelief)
c o n d u c t one-
$ < |
[ N O Y E G ]
[ ] ( * * ) .
self, a c t ( h a b i t u a l l y ) , be w o n t
( )/
walnut
( 2 .
c e r n , i n v o l v e , refer t o
station-to-station call ( )
( || ' | ) n u t
interested
[ N E G E Y E ] ( * ) ( )
O |
w a i t till y o u h e a r t h i s ! w e l l . . .
.1
' V
involved party
con-
the l e t t e r
[ ] ( * )
disinterested
n u m b e r e d ; r e s e r v e d (seats)
|| n u n , n a m e of the letter
)(
lecher, a d u l t e r e r
commit adultery
hotel room
numerical

debaucher,
p e r i o d i c a l ) ; size (of shoes, c l o t h e s ) ;
number
come
! ! f- o n !
(of
(by)
[ N E R E K ] ( )
go o n ! well? (impatience);
( )
odd number
number;
p a r t a k e (of); g a i n
originate
o d d (not even)
(|* )
[ N E ' E N E ] (5)( * )
i n j u r y , bruise
| )
(concept etc.)
'
[ = N E D A ' N ] ( )
( )/ ^
zero, n i l ; n o n e n t i t y
( )
to the b a r g a i n
v o w (that)
enjoy,
( )
ache, g n a w ; (feeling) h a u n t
[NADN]
"
[NEYDERNEDORIM] ( )
[ M A T S E V ]
emergency, exigency
act
|| d o w r y
( )
gency
[NOYLED]
[NEDOVE] ( )
donation, alms
[NEGISIIES]
\ | | - p i n c h
makeshift
pinch
1gB || n e e d y
needy
[NEGINEJ
vocal music
( )
|| tress; e x i g e n c y , e m e r g e n c y ,
if need be, a t a
( )
[NEGI'DESTE] ()
w o r d as i n i t i a l s of o t h e r w o r d s
need,

famous
person
mystical
in-
towards
[LO'MES]
carrion
[ ] _* ) (
to,
dawdle
affa-
[NusEKhNusichoEs] ( )
1.
<S> |
[NOYEKh-LEBRi'Es]
affable person 2.
sion; style
262
h ble
530
s m a c k (tongue)
( | <> )
nurse (baby)
(child's) nurse, governess
o b s c e n i t y (coll.)
VEN1shT0YMEM]
profit,
useful, helpful
||
usefulness;
be(come) a m a z e d ,
()
[NIVZENIVZIM]
utility
vindictive
> $< |
[VENO'YTER] ()
contemptible
/ A
()
[NIGNNIGUNIM]
m e l o d y , tune
hum
[NIGZER]
person
[NOYKEM]
< ( )
(Jew.)
snug; cuddly
(fastday),
( A ) ( )
postponed
[NITKIIE]
so as n o t t o fall
dive
diver
on a
[NOYSE-
under-
|| l o w l a n d
. 1
treat
v i l e , outrageous
[ P O ' N E M ] ( _* )
reproof, r e p r i -
[NEZIFE]
lowness;
softness
(of
inferior,
( A )
[NOZERNEZIRIM]
(of a c h i e v e m e n t ,
level
be
underprivileged,
field
[]
lowly
[NAKIILENAKJILOES]
()
estate; l o t (of l a n d ) ; i n h e r i t a n c e
consolation,
[ N E K I I O M E ] ( )
solace
( )
pleasure, satisfac-
[ N A K J I E S ] /
( ' )
|/ _|h t i o n , proud enjoyment
taste, etc.)
d e r i v e p r o u d pleasure (from)
O |
|*
wasteland
(spiritual) pleasure
l e a n i n g , bent, i n -
N . Y . (New
( )
[ N E T I E ] ( )
York)
d e b a u c h e r y , lechery;
( ) r
sniff imp.
[RU'EKII]
c l i n a t i o n , tendency, t r e n d
wasted
fallow
l o w l y person

shade, nuance
()
()
nihilism
h e r m i t , recluse
junior
|| N e t h e r l a n d s
()
[(NE)Kho's-DARGE)
sound)
*
mand
[ R I E ] | * | h (sound)
t o waste,
_*
with partiality
shortsighted
go
please, find favor (with)
"
l o w ; short (in h e i g h t ) ; soft
level
( )
)(
( & ).21 n e a t h
d o w n w i t h the k i n g ! [MEYLEK.11] !
be
<)_
KhEYN]

!> 3< |
|| | d i v e
Sabbath, or a Friday
|| d o w n
avenge
(stg. ev il) be decreed

l i g h t tune
_* )
( _* t a k e revenge (on)
[ N I G N ] <$> |
) '
) (
[ ]
' |
t e m p t i b l e person
detestable, despicable,
'(]) '
public utility
| - be of use ( t o ) , benefit
[ ]
be a s t o u n d e d
con-
()
( benefit
( || | )g a i n , profit b y
( | )
[NIVL-
(usefulness),
|| | * useless
( )
[ N I B L P E ]
obscene
use
<J> |
=:
[NIEF]
adultery
<!> |
263
(slightly)
529
i l l ; s i c k ; u n -
babe i n the w o o d s ;
[Ny] ( ) 0$
wholesome
|| | u n a s k e d
sissy
injurious
volunteer vt.
failure
non-
be
:6
off-duty
injury
* || _a g r e e a b l e
incompletely baked;
crust)
|| n o l o n g e r
forget i t !
incomplete
parboiled; not cooked
he
unintel-
not
ing
malnutrition
un-
* *
you're
vanish
non-Jew
( )
Christmas
recent
out
dead
h of t o w n

lock, impasse
incompatible
(rev.
[Ny] ( )
don't!
unreasonable (person)
mores; h a b i t s
con.) be
( ) - _* :
| nauseated b y
I a m nauseated b y the sight
[ N I T N N I T O N I M ] ( )
[SY]
ghost, e v i l s p i r i t , fiend
)(
|| u n a s k e d
v o l u n t e e r vt.
son o f jealous c h a r a c t e r
indigestion
-'|
nausea
lay
i l l - w i s h e r ; per-

of h i m
ent (in a l a w s u i t )
unprofessional;
9
_
| he is a w a y
untold
( . . . )
rivet
( )
(of) C h r i s t m a s
| w e l c o m e ; d o n ' t m e n t i o n i t
stalemate, d e a d -
( ' p a i n t e d
|| there i s / a r e n o t
| )
non-Jewish
|| n o n - , u n
/ || absent, gone, a w a y
non-smoker
o u t - o f - t o w n , from afar
1 un...able
( )
undernourished
...
|| neither one
|| ligible, i m p o s s i b l e t o u n d e r s t a n d
taken identity
respond-
|| n e i t h e r . . . n o r
did
|| _
' h o n l y
*| - answer, he failed t o answer
n o n - r e c o g n i t i o n ; m i s -
C h r i s t m a s tree
|| fail t o
! | n o longer, n o more
|| more t h a n once
enough
disappear,
|| n o t
|| not b y a l o n g shot
implicit
intolerable
[Ny] ( )
guarded (statement);

of
brownness (of b a k e d
( )
understated, implied
[NIKIIE] ( ) B
adolescent
misunderstand-
I J )(
(to)
please, s u i t ; (rev. con.) be fond
immature, underdeveloped
understatement
h u r t , be i n j u r e d
existent, u n t r u e , preposterous
(iro.)
[NIZEK] ( | )
( )
1 J
unmentionable
careless
264
528
nine o ' c l o c k
ninety
ninetieth
nineteenth
anew,
||
!8
news t i c k e r
(* )
( )8
0
imp.
newcomer
| )(
6
-
|| c u r i o u s , i n q u i s i t i v e
a n x i o u s / e a g e r to
fashion
c u r i o s i t y ; eagerness
(^ )
sew, s t i t c h imp.
1 anew
leaning, inclination
newborn
|| report, piece of news
*.2
prone (to), i n c l i n e d (to)

b o w , i n c l i n e vt/vx
( )
newsreel
) .1 _
n e w l y found
( A A * )8
up-to-date, i n the latest
f r o m the b e g i n n i n g a g a i n
latest, newest
recent
/ ,- /
|| n e w l y
|| ) (
new,
afresh,
nineteen
seamstress, dressmaker
<$> |

( )
c o e r c i o n , duress
() . 1
|| news , || )( necessary . 1
|| v i t a l , indispensable
(news) scoop ( )
2. | :
|| necessitate |
news i t e m ( A ) ( )_ >
novelty
( 2 .
but; only
* / _ *
need b a d l y
= 8
modern

apparent,
obvious,
8 -
force, coerce, oblige,
()
compel
n e u t r a l ; neuter
neutralize
respected person
sober, e m p t y ( s t o m a c h )
[EREV]
()
fashionable; newfangled
sewing machine
s u b m i s s i v e , servile
dissent; n a y
meekness, s e r v i l i t y
the first nine
< | ) ( <
Nile
civility,
|| nine
s t e n t i o n expressing m o u r n i n g for the

last b a t t l e s of J e r u s a l e m p r i o r t o its
disgusting
destruction
dissent
be despised b y
|| dissenter, objector
[NIMES]
conscientious
( h u m . ) so-so
( )
) (
[M1roK.h]
decorum, custom, etiquette

c i v i l , polite
|| no
no m e a t or w i n e is c o n s u m e d , a n ab-
- ( 1)
_ h con.) b e / b e c o m e b o r e d w i t h
politeness,
( 2 .
8 -
( )
d a y s i n the m o n t h of A b , i n w h i c h
[NIMES] ( )B B
(| )/* _h
Eve
8/
1700)
against, y i e l d t o (the) t e m p t a t i o n (of)
(rev.
New Year's
M o d e r n Y i d d i s h (since
h u m b l e / m e e k / s u b m i s s i v e person
tiresome, b o r i n g ,
3 || N e w Y e a r ' s D a y
[NIKIILEL]
[NIKIINENIKIINOIM]
stumble
O |
neutrality
- *
included
( )j
| e v i d e n t
[NIKIIBEDNIKIIBODIM]
( )
(> )$< |
need, be i n need (of)
[NIKER]
i t is e v i d e n t t h a t
need, necessity
objector
[ ]
ninth
:8
ninth
265
8 _
( )
527
quirks
nickel
remainder
undo, annihi-
nymph
consequently,
kidney
( )
[NISIIER]
|| not
it
flimsy,
[NiMshLNiMshoLiM]
()
hazelnut
parts of M a r c h and April

sneeze imp.
'|
occult
HP
niche, recess
bearable;
de-
however
[mshKoshE]
ceased person
[ ] (
be of use
[NISREFNISROFIM]
( || | )
stand in good stead
()
wear and tear

rent
survival
ant (in a civil suit)

[ = N I S B E N I S B O I M ] (* )
,
! , , , *
,
p.m.
|| miracle
(3)
5
spark
usable, serviceable; *useful
tempting
arise, spring up, be touched off

use
(to)
nicotine
the system of vowel
tempt
miraculous
[ ]
[NI'SIMDIK]
[VENIFLO'ES]
also
trip,
travels
[NESIE]
selec-
h journey,
[NIKED]
| 1 Jewish alphabet
| h tive use of vowel signs
(m)
0 |
signs used in conjunction with the
complete vocalization
and wonders
(long)
[ N i T S M E K h ] ( | )
temptation
tempting
miracles
have a narrow escape

(m) 1
[NITSETSNITSOYTSES]
()
[ALPI]
()
[ ] ( | ) ( )
(fig.)
stg. amazing
[NisoYENNISYOYNES]
be
[ ] _
[ ]
11\ - vive; be saved, escape
[NESNISIM]
...
survival kit
|| miraculous (ly)
[NITSL]
(act of) survival

sur-
,*
nos. (numbers)
(| )
|| | rental (fee)
&
[ N I T B E N I T B O I M J ()
who has lost his property in a fire

defend-
1( to); (rev. con) find useful
able, fair, passable

one
| )
become deceased
a formidable ...
I ]
( )
[NIFTERNIFTORIM]
die,
. . . 8 1 tolerably, fairly, so-so

considerable, appreci-
(| )
[NI'STERDIK]
'
( )
the Jewish calendar, coinciding with
mage
searching
( * )
Nissan, the seventh month in
>*
!'
(A * ) ( )
nit
vanity
worthless trifle
|| nut
ransack vi., grope, rum- <>
yune; insignificant, negligible

triviality, worthlessness;
()
object of a parable
1 '
puny, trivial; pica-
HP
follows
late, frustrate

( )
[NIMTSE]
nickel2. )(
|| nickel
.1
(5-cent piece)
voyage
266
526
last
|| y e s t e r d a y
[NISTALEK]
w o u l d t h a t , if h e /
( . . . ' ) -
neo-classic
s h e / . . . w o u l d o n l y ...
disappearance
disappear,
()
|| neo
neologism
( )
|| draft
draft c a r d
()
...
( * )
person, sissy
.1
|| negative
|| draft
(Jew.)
( | )
t o p e r f o r m ; | |
the c e r e m o n y of r i t u a l h a n d - w a s h i n g
u p o n a r i s i n g i n the m o r n i n g
negligee
( ) h u n d e r w r i t e
come, be d e r i v e d , o r i g i n a t e
|| (rev. con.)
get
where
take
does
nail clippers
_H (from)
up,
get
she
get
down
the
to,
Negro
neurotic
nest
toilet c a s e / k i t
less
( )
migrant, wan-
maple
( . . . )
nozzle
(A
( ' )
fit t i g h t l y
volleyball
retina
net (weight etc.)

net w e i g h t
()
|| _* | y e s t e r d a y ' s
( be
over-
|| o v e r n i g h t
( )
nerve
downhearted/confused
not born yesterday
it's m y turn
o b i t u a r y notice
...
[ N I L E ]
recited o n Y o m K i p p u r
0 |
due t o seepage o r leakage)

*
|| net
n e ' i l a h , the last p r a y e r
( )
j| w e t imp.
9( ()
|| | flush, s n u g
g r i d ; screen
|| t u r n
- ) (
derer, homeless person
wetness, m o i s t u r e
[ ]
( )
net, n e t w o r k ; mesh, w e b ;
be w e t (esp.
[ N A V E N A ' D ]
migrant
( )
h a z y , f o g g y ; obscure, vague
( )
( )
Neptune
haze
5 ' ) (
neurotic
wandering, home-
( )
fog, m i s t , haze
) (
( ^ )
3> |
) (
neurosis
resume
approach
()
Negro

( )
draft b o a r d
( * )
/ )(
H proceed to, set o u t t o

roll call
( )
clove, c a r n a t i o n
idea?
(' )
n a i l polish
( )
?
||
negative
|| t a k e (from); a d m i n i s t e r (oath) (to)

|| go a h e a d a n d ...
( || )_a t t r a c t , excite
ful, l u g u b r i o u s
w r e t c h , d u p e ; helpless
1 8 .2 || same, i d e n t i c a l
the u n f o r t u n a t e g i r l
w r e t c h e d , miserable, p i t i -
tern
( m i l i t a r y ) draft
|| p o o r , u n f o r t u n a t e
vanish
( )
( | )
draft sys-
(Jew. s a i n t l y person) die
night
|
...
night bag
( )
spend the n i g h t imp.

267
0 ' |
525

vindictive
eternal
[ ]
()
[NEYRTOMED]
be
|| m a k e e d g y
light, esp. one i n the s y n a g o g u e
|| ) ( | s o u l
the a d d i t i o n a l
the
[ Y E S E ' Y R E ]
Sabbath;
hence,
nutritious,
nutritious
nourish
<> ]
nourishing,
substantial
Sabbath
festiveness
astounding
= 8
soul w h i c h is s a i d t o possess a J e w
on
nervous
[ N E S I I O M E ] ( )
be o n the b r i n k of d e a t h
edgy/excited
flatus
[ ]
differ-
[ N E F I K I I E ] ( )
[ N A ' F K E M I N E ] ( )
[NishTOY- ( | )
MEM]
(Israeli)
ence
be a m a z e d / a s t o u n d e d
[NOSINESIIM]
SOul;
({ )
creature
president
be
[NEFEShNEFAShES] ( )5
[NITSOKIINNiTsKhoYNES]
victory, triumph, conquest

victorious, t r i u m p h a n t
[ N I S G A L E ] ( | )
t r u c u l e n c e , dis-
METS]
become contaminated
impost, levy
(
disputatious,
[NATsKhoNish]
(with
truculent
A.D.
[ N E S I N E ] ( )
| )
putatiousness
l e a v e n d u r i n g P a s s o v e r ; also fig.)
[NISALE]
[ ]
[NATSKIIONES]
revealed
[NisKhA- (| )
( )
female
[ N E K E Y V E ] ( )
one of the vowel signs
rise (to greatness)
()
used w i t h the J e w i s h
[NisAshER] ( | )
[NEKU'DIM-UVRU'-
become rich
18
DIMDIK]
[ N I S P O E L ] < 5 ) ( | )
revenge, v e n -
be i m p r e s s e d ; be e l a t e d ( b y ) , b e c o m e
enthusiastic (over)
alphabet
motley
[ N E K O M E ] ( )
H geance,
retribution
avenge
268

Yiddish
/ ][SAMEK.11
)(
l e t t e r of the
a l p h a b e t ; p r o n o u n c e d [s]; n u m e r i c a l
v a l u e : 60
=
hook plow
(the m u s i c a l note) G
|j S010
.1
,
)(
)i (cent
)(
= ||
(D) 2.
SOlo
nightingale
s a l a d ; lettuce
= || .= !
)(
salami
|| =
)(
p a r l o r , lounge, s a l o n
)(
soldier
sabotage
) ( -
| O
^ | O
sabotage
* / )(
)(
;
^ )(
saboteur
saber
| O
from t i m e i m m e m o r i a l
cause w i t h , s u p p o r t , i d e n t i f y oneself
saga
)(
) n(
orchard
soda fountain
s o d a ; b i c a r b o n a t e of s o d a
owl
)(
soviet
Soviet
...
Soviet
||
Soviet
)(
Soviet U n i o n
(of) v e l v e t
pond
)(
Saturn
satirical
)(
satire
)(
genuine, true-
blue
shade
v e l v e t y , suave
)(
the
velvet
soot
)(
|| v e r y ] [ S O F
*-
sauce, dressing
) (
samovar
b i t t e r e n d , the v e r y e n d
regime
'
solidarity
solidary
)(
make common
)w i t h (a person, a cause
) ( A
) (
;rugged
;compact
solid,
reliable, respectable
][MEYLEKh
) (
salute
!8
subway
salute
)(
satellite
saccharine
sanguine
sandal
sundae
)(
269
sanatorium
Santa Claus
sanitation
medic, male nurse
)(hum.
523
sarcastic
environment,
[SVIVE]
( )
[SAVLENSAVLONIM]
sonnet
( )
Saint, St.
sanction
surroundings; locale
pa-
sanitary
tient/tolerant
sanction
[SAVLONES]
i n d u l g e n t , toler-
[ S A V L O N I S I I ]
guess, h y p o t h e s i s
[SVORE] ( )
i t is l i k e l y t h a t ,
(|| ) ( )
of!
hoe
( )3

hoe
p a n t , gasp
<$> ' |
3> | = |
soprano
i t w o u l d n ' t be a b a d i d e a t o
social
(' )
sofa
( )
social
h probably
[SEGLSEGLEN] ()
( )
panting, short-winded
ant
the H e b r e w
pine
ance
( )
pine
person
patience, toler-
|| social
...
v o w e l s i g n ... r e p r e s e n t i n g t h e v o w e l
security
[E] after t h e c o n s o n a n t u n d e r whose
sociologist
letter i t is p l a c e d ; e.g. S! = [ M E ]
remedy, solu-
) (
[ S D O M ] (0*-)
[SEYDERSDORIM]
()
social w o r k e r ) (
social science
( )
socialism
P r o c r u s t e a n b e d [ ] ( )
order,
sociological
social w o r k
tion

( )
sociology
[ Z G U L E ] ( )
Sodom
...
O |
socialist
)(
|| a r r a n g e m e n t , sequence, succession
socialist
|| o r d e r l y , neat
welfare
|| r e s p e c t i v e l y
|| p o i n t o f order!

social s e c u r i t y
! h n a t u r a l l y
seder, t h e festive m e a l
eaten
[ALPI]
o n t h e first
t w o nights of
juicy, succulent
saxophone
Mishnah
o r d e r l y , neat
section
of the
Pentateuch
[SEDRE]
assigned
r e a d i n g ; (hum.)
what,
[ ] ...
[ ]
week's
theme (of d i s c u s s i o n
[SEYDER-HAYO'M]
...
sub
subordinate
k i n d , sort, b r a n d , class
sort imp.
shed
( )
( )
subversive
<$> ' |
serge
! ...
surprise)
)(
w a i t o n tables
subsidy, grant
! h eyes!
room
sardine ( )
waiter
etc.), object o f e x t e n d e d c o n c e r n
agenda
how ( a d m i r a t i o n ,
what a clean
( )
w h a t b i g ! h
( )
for a
s y r u p ; s a p ( )
)
t r a v e l i n g b a g ( )
P a s s o v e r ; one o f t h e s i x p a r t s o f t h e
ordinal
( )
O |
( ' ) -
deer, d o e ( )
sarcasm
270
522
.
commercial; busi-
[soithRish]
subtle
nesslike
business, the
subject (of a n e x p e r i -
[ S O K J I R E R A ' Y ] *
m e n t ) ; (grammatical) subject
business w o r l d
sable
sable
subjective
submarine
soy beans (coll.)
substantive, noun
| /|
substitute
O |
stituted)
substitution
run-
F e a s t of
[SUKES]
T a b e r n a c l e s , or S u k k o t h ,
subcommittee
b y l i v i n g i n b o o t h s or tabernacles
purest
zwieback
( )
sultan
( )
flour;
the
[SOYLES]
tolerate,
countenance, endure
topic, ( T a l m u d i c )
O |
secret; mys-
\ * - base (on)
plaintive, gloomy,
suggestive
suggest
O |
[ S O D S O Y D E S ] ( )
keep a secret
mysterious
( | t e r y
[SO'YDESDIK]
secrecy
oneself o n
mournful,
[ S U G Y E ] ( )
subject u n d e r d i s c u s s i o n
[soYMEKh] ( * ) ( )
rely, base
O |
( )
[ S O Y V L ] ( * )
c r e a m of the c r o p
sum up
( )
subsidize
celebrated
[ ]
( )
subsidy
of S u k k o t h
( )
substratum
around
Jew.
( )
( )
holi-
o n a fool's e r r a n d , g e t / g i v e the
the
( )
s u b s t i t u t e ( t h i n g sub-
d a y , i n w h i c h meals are t a k e n
go/send
( )
substance
t a b e r n a c l e erected [ S U K E ] ( )
i n c e l e b r a t i o n of the S u k k o t h
( )
great
[SOYDE-SO'YDES]
drab
sum, amount
suspend ( m e m b e r s h i p ,
secrets
( )
top
[SO'D-SO'YDESDIK]
( )
s u p e r l a t i v e (degree
( ^ )
swastika
souvenir
of a n adjective)
endless,
( )
piercing whistle
( )
suite
w h i s t l e (piercingly)
sow | f finish up, s t a m p out

( - e n d vi.
()
actually
final,
terminal
t r a i n , r e t i n u e ; (musical)
[ S O F ] ( )
f t u r n (of c e n t u r y )
end;
( )
sovereign
sovereignty
( | )h infinite, i n t e r m i n a b l e
i n the
( )
to be sure, a d m i t t e d l y
(...)
supersonic
[ S O Y D E ] <> |
w h i s p e r t o each o t h e r
peroxide
end, close, c o n c l u s i o n ;
secret
discuss secrets,
( ^ )
super
supermarket
O |
p u n i s h m e n t , etc.)
supplement
[ ]
busi-
[ ] ...
<> |
sweater
( )
p l o t (of a w o r k )
( )
[ S O Y K I I E R s o K h R i M ] ( )
nessman, m e r c h a n t , dealer
271
521
statistician
)(
statistical
weekend
static; statics
2.
|| poise, composure
[ ] ( )
ceiling

.1
[SOF-KO'L-HADO'YRES]
static
stump
at last, even-
stoic
eventual
prompter
( )
stoic
cabinet-
terminal
(Jew.)
( )
maker
workbench; machine,
( )
( )
station
(engine) starter
surrealism
stability
stagnant
[DY] '
phase, stage
( )
O |
stadium
/ )(
( )
herd, flock ( )
( )
gregarious
)(
student
( )
( )
length of service, seniority
( )
status
( )
status quo
( )
statistic; statistics
( )
272
( )
( )
( ' )
statue
pond, pool
charter, bill; bylaw
( )
at the stake
, =
stabilize
II post, pole, pile, stake
[sKhoYRE] ( )
stable, stationary
( )
pile (of hay etc.)
* _
, = ,
0 |
theatrical studio
( * - diet, jar with
St.
<> |
(artist's) studio
blow, jab
()
modity, goods; fabric
( )
peanut butter
female student, coed
[SOYSER]
oneself, conflict
( )
peanut
student body
( ' )
( )
ware(s), com-
( )
endeavor, try hard
college/university
( )
long coat
contradict
(* )
protrude
steward
( )
substitute
O |
start, take-off
runway
( )
) (
(cause of) surprise

contra-
( )
station
success; hit
( )
stop watch
( )
knotty, gnarled
O |
halt
()
knot (of a tree), gnarl
tion in an industrial assembly process
brassiere
O |
( )
teries, and mezuzoth
( )
station; lodging
[SO'F]
suffragette
( )
standard
[ ]
)(
[SOYFERSOFRIM]
press, or other manned working posi-
standardize
scribe, esp. of Torah scrolls, phylac-
carpentry, cabinetmaking !>

waist (of a garment)
prompt (an actor)
8
T
carpenter,
[SOFKL-SO'F]
tually, in the long run; after all
( )

the end of time
( )
well-poised person ( )
stately, dignified, portly
( )
suffix
( )
( )
520
) (
opponent, antagonist,
stereophonic
phonograph
enemy
) (
?
run-in, clash
come? h o w is t h a t
how
)stereo (phonic
) (
?possible
footpath, trail
)(
superintendent
self-righteous
) (
s w a r m , (wolf) p a c k
| ><$
last, suffice
)(
;force
the
elemental
style
^ )(

^ )(
strategist
' ^ )(
| O
stimulate
][DY
scholar
ship

defiant
) (
; (
| ) 0
threaten
) scab (of a w o u n d
) (
structure
)(
pher
) s t r i n g (of a n i n s t r u m e n t
)(
(wood) s h a v i n g , c h i p
|| s p i r i t , genius |
shorthand
catch on
| t a k e d o w n i n shorts O
' | ><
hand
. s t e n o g r a p h i c||2
' ) (
) (
steppe
| O
|81
|| s t r i k e r
)(
)(
icicle
)(m
)(
stereotype
' ) (
stereotyped
][SIBE
273
;reason
;cause
causal
] [ S I ' B E S D I K
)(
solid g e o m e t r y
(the m u s i c a l note) B
mishap
sterilize
] [
)(
stirrup
sterile
|| s t r i k e
s t r i k e vi.
)(
baste imp.
) (
ribbon
)(
_| <>
in shorthand
)(
tuner
)(
stenogra-
threat
scarecrow
)(
ceiling
/
scarecrow
)(
wheelwright
)(
) (
) (
defy
^ )(
) (
trout
) / (
|| defiance|*
= ) (
icicle
)...(
scholarship, fellow-
actuary
head o v e r heels
stanza
)(
)(scholarship holder
) (
insure vi.
)(
stimulant
'
stimulus, incentive
)(
strategic
insurance
) (
figure of speech
^ )(
stratospheric
strategy
| O
stylistic
stratosphere
)(
elemental
janitor,
building
)(
elements

stereo,
Siberia
519
symbolize
O ) ( | $
s i m u l a t e , feign
sign,
O |
()
[SIMENSIMONIM]
| f- m a r k , i n d i c a t i o n ,
in-
Siberian
act
of
token
mor-
(-
-)
mortification
(of
be a u s p i c i o u s
(musical) s i g n a t u r e
|| *
()
SIMONE-HAMI'N]
e a r m a r k , differentia
c l e a r sign, c r i -
[ M U V E K ]
s i g n a l , signalize
symmetry
symposium
sympathize
()
( )
|| l i k i n g , fondness
likes
and
dis-
(of)
( )( )
sympathizer
nice,
genial,
p e r c h , roost
l i k a b l e , pleasant
symptom
( )
symptomatic
symphony; symphony
( ' )5
( )
of M a y a n d J u n e
conclusion
(of
[ S I E M ] ()
situation
the D e v i l
( )
[ S I T R E - A ' K J I R E ]
|| a n y h o w , i n a n y case
anywhere
...
|| * a n y o n e
|| at
any
time
unless
|| s y n o n y m o u s
St., Saint
seismograph
( )
syndicate
syntactic
syntax
synthesis
.1
conflict, c o n t r o v e r s y , feud
silo
syllogism
New Year's Eve
^')(
silhouette
settlement
settle, p a y off (debts),
p a y off
[ S I N A Y ] ( )
) ( =
( )
( )
( ^ )
[ S I L E K ]
[ ] O |
| s q u a r e (accounts)
( )
O ) ( |
synthetic
Sinai
( )
box
( )

...
[siKhsEKhs1K.hsuK.h1M] ( )
O |
sine; sinus
synthesize
( )
safe (deposit b o x ) , s t r o n g -
) ( *
syndicate
synonym
bachelor
|| *
( )
gogue
b o t h ... a n d ; *whether ... or
s y m p h o n y orchestra

a n d the e v i l s p i r i t s
|| | s y m p h o n i c !5
synagogal
project); graduation, commencement
orchestra
(non-Orthodox) syna-
Jew. calendar, coinciding w i t h parts
)(
charming,
S i v a n , the n i n t h m o n t h i n the
likes
( )
()
daily prayer book
( w i t h ) , be i n f a v o r
( )
[SIDERSIDURIM]
flesh
O ) ( |
signet
(Jew.)
t e r i o n , d i s t i n c t i v e feature
symmetrical
flesh)
( )
signal
mortification
t i f y the
\ - d i c a t i v e (of)
[SIMEN-HAMI'N
the
| 1
(\ )- b a d o m e n , p o r t e n t
i n t o k e n of
()
[SIGEFSIGUFIM]
(creditors)
t h r e a d imp.
(a needle)
snare
symbol
symbolic

( )
( )
518
a l l 2.
\- u p , c o m p u t e the
total
bruise, b l a c k a n d
blue
( )
told
amount, quantity, lot;
()
mark
synchronous
set
set t h e o r y
fir)
used
for
O |
timing
( )
! O |
schizophrenia
branches (usu. of red
synchronize
[SKhAKh]
covering
Sukkoth
syncopate
O |
system
( )
systemize
tabernacle
O ) ( |
schematic, s k e t c h y
systematic
scheme, o u t l i n e , b l u e p r i n t
( )
systemize
O |
Slav
Slovak
Slavic
Slovene
(of a s t o r y )
syphilis
1 ,
( )
A ( )
pole, post
()
Syrian
slush
one
of
the
[SLIKIIE]
Syrian
siren
the m y s -
[SISRE-TO'YRE]
teries
the
of
Torah;
( )
syrup
( )
()
( )T
)(

figures)
t r a c k ; clue
1 )(
Syria
A ( )
(A
5'
hiss
jar
(of
[ S I P E R - H A M A ' Y S E ] &
()
g r a i n (of w o o d )
column
plot
( )
( )
( )
(fig.)
mys-
p r a y e r s said d u r i n g the d a y s preced-
teries
i n g the H i g h H o l i d a y s t h r o u g h Y o m
danger; [ S A K O N E / S E K O N E ] ( )
K i p p u r , and on fastdays; book con-
| )( f- j e o p a r d y ; t h r e a t
t a i n i n g these p r a y e r s
* ( | t h r e a t e n , endanger, i m p e r i l
5 || s p i t t l e
r u n the r i s k of
his m o u t h w a t e r s
()
[SE'LE-HAMAKIILO'Y-
KES]
(business) s l a c k
poison, v e n o m
the D e v i l
[SAM; SAMEKII-ME'M]
pacifier
the
of
the
evil
danger-
[SAKONES/SEKONES]
[sAKONEs-NEFo'shEs]
(in
<*1
deadly
singe imp.
s u c k (bone, c a n d y )
[ 1 6
|| m u c h , m a n y
: [SAK.11]
so m u c h , so m a n y
Jew.
multi-
||
multi
lore)
tar, p i t c h , resin
awful
deadly danger
( )
spirits
ous,

[SAMOEL]
[ ] n
( | <>)
Devil; Sammael,
king
[ ]
double jeopardy
[ S A M ] ( )
s c u m , froth (on lips)

s m a c k (lips)
|| j e o p a r d y
bone of c o n t e n t i o n
slang
dangerous, perilous
lingual
<$> |
scholastic
( )
s u m , t o t a l [S(A)K11AKL] ( ) . 1
sum up, total

275
/ || | |
517
()
segrega-
()
sniff, s n o r t
8 | t i o n i s t
( s y s t e m of) segregation
(act of) segregation
park,
(A
the legendary
tion,
O |
()
Jew.
behind
lore,
the
Ten
Israel l i v e
poison i v y
deadly
[SA'M]
0
[SAM(-H)AMOVES]
()
)(
poison
[SUDE] ( )
[SUDES-HAVRO'E]
BOW * || l o n e l y ; sorrowful
prepared by
friends for a
mourner
r e t u r n i n g from a funeral as a n
ex-
! ) (
a u t h o r i z a t i o n to be a
[SMIKIIE]
| | - r a b b i ; r a b b i n i c a l o r d i n a t i o n
pression of s y m p a t h y a n d c o n s o l a t i o n
season

[sM1KhEs-HAPARshE]
...
selection
b o w (of a s t r i n g
A ( )
t a k e / | f- i n s t r u m e n t )
( ^ )
celery
Semite
semester
to t a s k
poisonous, v i r u l e n t
( )
Semitic
seminar; seminary
|| basis, g r o u n d
[ S A M I K ] TB
underlie
( )
samek, n a m e of
[SAMEK.11] ( )/
the letter
( ...)
c r e a m , esp.
->m ( )
cent
sentimental
senior
sour c r e a m ;
(fig.)
( )
( )
'
_* 1 of
( )
sentiment
[ s ( E ) M A K h ] ( )
also p u r s u a n t to, i n v i r t u e
( )
senate
sandwich
(logical) c o n n e c t i o n
! ) (
selective
senator
be o r d a i n e d as a r a b b i
( )
seasonal
be l o n e l y
to
L o s t T r i b e s of
quet
meal
Samba-
according
gossip (gossiping w o m a n ) ( )
repast, feast, b a n -
of rocks,
which,

green
o r c h a r d keeper
<$> |
[ S A M B A T Y E N ]
impassable river
( )
segregate
small
poison imp.
toadstool
c r e a m of the c r o p
[ S A M ] <$> ! |
[ ] ( )
snob
( )
snobbish
8
T
senile
sensational, thrilling,
b e a m of
light
sensual
essence (esp. of tea)

re-
man holding
[SANDEK]
the b a b y w h i l e i t is being c i r c u m c i s e d
defender;
[ S A N E Y G E R ] )(
(Jew.)
( )
defending angel
i t (optionally
used instead
esp. before verbs beginning
( )
session
offprint,
(Jew.)
( )
sensitive
teabag
( )
8
flashy
sensation, e x c i t e m e n t
|| sheaf
! ) (
it writes
( )
h sonantal
session; s h o w i n g ; s t a n c e
( ' ) ( )
segment
print
segment
276
of , *8
with a concluster)
( )
( )
O |
516
) (
seventh ( m u s i c a l inter-
^ spontaneous
$ )( spore
^ sporadic
asparagus
)( sport
)( g y m n a s i u m
^ )( s p o r t s m a n , s p o r t
)(person
s p o r t s m a n l i k e
)( s p o r t s m a n
)( spoke
S p e a k e r (of the
)( *
)H o u s e of Representatives
)( || s p i r a l
)s p i r i t (alcohol
)( specialist
specialize
| ) O(
)val
)( September
' )( !
) ( secession
)( )second ( i n a duel
second h a n d (of a
)(
)watch
) (
(time, m u s i c a l
second
)interval
secondary
sectarian
^ ) ' $ . . . ( sector
) ( sect
(matters of) sex
sexual
) ( ) s i x t h ( m u s i c a l i n t e r v a l
) ( section
)( / secretary
' secretarial w o r k
)(in
)( s p e c i a l t y ; s k i l l
)( specialist
|| special, p a r t i c u l a r
.1
|| especially 2.' m a k e i t a
Sir
)( )service (set of dishes

| serve (food) O
/ )( t a b l e c l o t h
)( napkin
)( serum
)( sergeant
* | O
6 ' )(
) ( series
| serenade O
) ( serenade
)(
) / ( sickle
' ) ( * d a r l i n g
spaghetti
^ ) ( saucer
^ ) ( || h i g h fur c a p |
)( bother, a n n o y
) ( spasm
trip, stumble
$ | ) o(
point to
!| specify O
)( specification
specific
w o r k i n g clothes, over-
alls
^ speculative
speculator,
^ )(
profiteer
^ )( s p e c u l a t i o n
also
| || speculate O
trade o n
)( spectacle, sight; show,
pageant
spectacular
)( h o t b e d
)( s p e c t r u m
sperm, semen
| ) 0( manage, a c q u i t
)(on
$ | O
)(as a horse
)oneself (of
)( A
spring
m a k e w i l d w i t h fright
277
)(elastic
515
scale (of m e a s u r e m e n t )
(* )
cliff
<)
scalp
and Shabuoth
( ^ )
s c a n d a l ; outrage
out-
|| sphere, d o m a i n
space
doubt
[ L Y ] HS
rageous
1 O |

*21.
crust
d o u b t f u l , d u b i o u s , ques-
[ ] 5
d o u b t , question
[ ] <3> |
( ) / 5
(Jew.)
[SEYFERSFORIM]
religious b o o k ; hence, a n y i m p o r t a n t
( )$
book
(Jew.)
medieval
( )
square, p l a z a
Sephardi,
( )
|| _* b o r i n g , d u l l
sculptor
)(
[SFARDI]
()
Sephardic
0
sculpture
secular
( ^ )
()
books
(from
scroll
'
sketchy
dish towel
s k e t c h , draft
( )
(hay) stack, pile
scenario, s c r i p t
O |
stage h a n d
stage h a n d
stage m a n -
sclerosis
skepticism
skeptic
)(
(...)
ager
splinter
yelp
( )
( )
)( =
frying
) (
skeptical
( )
( )
( )
(lumber, coal) y a r d
s k e l e t o n ; carcass
( )
( )
scene; stage
( )
storehouse;
of the T o r a h
( )
sketch, outline
traditional
[SEYFERTOYRE] ()
* ) (
skiing
[ ] 8
J e w . p o i n t of v i e w ) ; a p o c r y p h a
( )
ferrule, k n o b
of those J e w s
[SFORIM-KIIITSO'YNIM]
Ski
S p a i n o r P o r t u g a l , o r a descendant
( ...) ^
b i g slice, c h u n k
warehouse,
S e p h a r d i c J e w , i.e. a J e w of m e d i e v a l
con.) be b o r e d ( b y ) ()
( b o y / g i r l ) scout
(op),
[SFARD]
Spain and Portugal
( )
scooter
(rev.
tionable
( )
sock
( _* )
m a y have been blue o r b l a c k
( ^ )
...
a suit whose color
scarlet fever
scorpion
| d o u b t (whether)
scurvy
crust
.1
) ( $ ||
|| p o s s i b l y . . . o r
come!
commonplace, trite, stock
[ S O F E K S F E Y K E S ] (m)
|| doubtless, i n d u b i t a b l e
O |
..
( / ) 8
( )
look w h o ' s here! w e l -
space, s p a t i a l
O |
scan (verse)
Passover
spherical
O | ) ( $
scandalize
[; | SFIRE]
d a y s of the 'omer between
O |
scalpel
scandalous,
t o c o u n t the 49
( )
scalp
t e a m u p vt/vi
pan
( )
scallop
) (
278
514
eunuch
bro-
[ S O R E S S E R I S I M ] ( )
[ S A R S E R S A R S O R I M ] ()
skepticism
[STIRE] ( )
he
is a n
ordinary
un-
$ || scruple
( )
s q u e a k , creak
(/ )
scrupulous
ordinary
person,
s c r i p t (of a p l a y etc.)
( )
' ||
squeak, grate, creak
<S> |
w i t h o u t a reason
whey
without anything unusual about h i m

he t a l k s a t r a n d o m ,
( )
t h r i l l vt.
[ S T A M ] *
8 h a t r a n d o m ;
0 | $
|| |* t h r i l l , shudder
contradiction
w i t h o u t a good reason,
( )
ker, m i d d l e m a n
discrepancy,
scepter
279
modern
Palestinian-
[ ]
letter
Israeli H e b r e w
egotism
self-centered

ebony
(moral) s l a v e r y
worship,
[AGOLE]
[AGMESNEFESII]
idolatry
back-
!*
trans-
( )
( gression; waste (of)
i t is a waste o f m o n e y
per-
[ A V E Y R E s - s h v u E ] 5
jury
past
group
[OVER] ( )
(of the) past
[ A D A Y E M ] -
now
!* II witness
Trans-
witness s t a n d
obsolete,
evidence, t e s t i m o n y
r e a d i n g of H e b r e w (in
traditional
[ ] $ ^
invoke
as
literate
[IVRI] (
literacy
evi-
< W
. 1
instruction)
2
[ I ' V R E D I K ]
stylized archaic Y i d d i s h
[ ]
used e.g. i n t h e t r a n s l a t i o n o f sacred
[ ]
texts
( )
edict
[IVRE]
elementary
H e b r e w (person)
dence
editorial
superannuated
c a l l u p o n (sb.) t o > ] [ $< (
testimony
[OVERZMANIK]
[ ]
testify
editorial
1*
[ E Y V E R - H A Y A ' R D N ] *
Jordan
(/)
give evidence, [ ] ( | )
witness;
I ] 3
()
attest (to)
one's
[AVEYRE]
[ E Y D E ] ( )
to this d a y , u n t i l
be
[ Z O ' R E ]
[Av0YDEs-PEREKh] n
nity, congregation; Jew. ethnic sub-
'
breaking labor
sin,
aggravation
religious c o m m u -
[AVOYDE]
service
()
[ A V D E S ] *

heartache,
divine
( )
) (
[ A G U N E ] ( )
hearse
(the letter) E
/ *
n u m e r i c a l value: 70
grass w i d o w
(Jew.)
[AYEN]
pronounced [ E ] ;
^ )(
selfish, egoistic
deserted wife,
Yiddish
mostly
egoism, selfishness
egoist
of t h e
alphabet;
modern Palestinian-
[ I V R I ' T ]
Israeli H e b r e w
( )
280
||
512
pilgrimage; immigrate
to Palestine/
(pay-
[AD-LEKhE'zhBM]
Israel
prove
[YO'FE] ( )
irksome
achieve
make
_ )
<$> ' |
veins; n a g , d i s m a y , h a r r y , t o r m e n t ,
grandeur/distinction
vex, i r k
[ R E ' G L ] ( _* )
eye-
[EYD-RI'EEYDE] ( )
a pilgrimage, esp. t o J e r u s a l e m (for
witness
the Passover, S h a b u o t h o r S u k k o t h )
i n t h e d a y s of the T e m p l e
public; audience,
[OYLEM]
the
[HOE'MES]
embryo

task, job, assign-
= ()
[UVDE] ()
ment
W o r l d of T r u t h , i.e. the r e a l m of t h e
Vi0
[OYVEROYVRIM]
( )
dead
world
to come; a
lator
|| senile
[ H A ' B E ]
[ H A ' Z E ]
worldly,
[ ]
trans-
.1
dotard
[OYVERBOTL]
share i n t h e w o r l d t o come
this w o r l d ; w o r l d l y
[ ] ()
pleasures
sensual,
huge a m o u n t
jure oneself
perjurer
[ U M L O ' Y E ]
( )
excess, s u r p l u s ; m a r -
[ O Y D E F ]
gin, p l a y
e n d o w m e n t fund
[ ] ( )
[OYLEMSII]
the
excessive
[ O ' Y L E M E S ]
worldly
'omer,
49-day
[OYMER]
evolution
[shABEsshABo'siM]
( )
evacuation
( ! )
(Jew.)
[OYNEG]
()
evacuate
smear-
O |
|| ...able
evidence
wrong, injustice,
i n j u r y , grievance
the S a b b a t h
|| possible, c o n t i n g e n t
or possibly,
[OYNEshOYNshiM] ( )
.1
t h e n again,
punishment, penalty
||
engage i n , o c c u p y
oneself
with
onus, b u r d e n , d r a i n
[OFOYFES]
( )
(Jew.)
[OYLEOYLIM]
pilgrim;
immigrant
poultry
nursery
) (
[ O L ] ( ) /
also be oppressive
occupied w i t h
|| fowl
o r2.
perhaps
avenue
d e v o t e oneself t o , be * -
[AVLE] ( )
F r i d a y e v e n i n g g a t h e r i n g i n h o n o r of
[OYSEK]
8 . . .
able, spreadable
enjoyment of the S a b b a t h ; a
(moral)
( )
gospel
oth
pleasure
[ ]
period between P a s s o v e r a n d S h a b u enjoyment,
[shvuE] ( * )
t h i n k v e r y h i g h l y of || |
(person)
gress, trespass, violate

per-
[ ] ( )
endowment
_* )
voluptuous
epicurean
[ U B E R U B O R I M ] ( )
( )
crowd, turnout
(Jew.)
t o r t u r e b y p u l l i n g the
successful
[ L I G D U ' L E ] (
}!!
ment) o n account
|| _*
()
to
Palestine/
Israel
(Jew.)
[ E ' Y F L ] ( )
281
make a
[]
( * ) -
511
multi-
|| m u l t i
_5
i n (one's) i n f a n c y
|| several, a few
twenty/thirty/
[ ]
( m a d e of) fowl, p o u l t r y
I ] _ *5
infancy
lingual
baby,
//
[E'YFELE]
0(<()p
odd
, $
ornamental
[ATORE]
infant
1 | ^
l i t t l e bit, d a s h (of)
ether
flee
(m)
circle
( 5 ) ( ) - *
shoYREsh]
* )
uproot thoroughly
ment, hindrance,
[oYshERAshiRiM] ( ) .1
"
2.
handicap;
\- w e a l t h y p e r s o n
w i t h h o n o r a n d riches
( )
[IKEVIKUVIM]
tion
(m)
heritage, legacy
impertinence, impudence,
[AZES]
child prodigy
young and brilliant
impertinent,
()
the
HO'RE]
Evil
presump-
[ ]
( ) /
.1
E y e which
[PO'NEMPE'NEMER]
( )/
impertinent/insolent
can,
impertinence
a c c o r d i n g t o J e w . lore, inflict i n j u r y
worn-
u p o n t h i n g s o r persons t h a t are c o n -
en's
person
[ ] ( )
[ E Z R E S - N o ' s h i M ] ( )
distaff
|| | )(
o h , so w h a t !
praise ( t h r o u g h p o i n t i n g the praised
establish, f o u n d
person o r object o u t t o the E v i l E y e )

k n o c k o n w o o d ! (used
in
||
mentioning
any gratifying
achieve [ = N E H O R E ] ( 2 .)
f-
torture
floor, s t o r y
(* )
tenure; J e w . c o m m u n i t y
( )
tax
ment) s t a n d a r d
(of
com-
()

torture
stench
principle,
p a r i s o n etc.)
chiefly,
above a l l ,
i n a procession
( )
| l a p (of a trip)
! f- r a c k )
of c o n v i c t s
[iPEsh]
)(
( )
[IKERIKRIM]
stage (of a process), leg,
[ I N E I N U I M ] ( )
(on the
case, k i t
tenet
etude; study
(as a n a r t
( )
( )
form)
especially
chief, f u n d a m e n t a l ,
essen-
etymology
[ ] ...
( )
ethics
t i a l , basic, p r i m a r y
essential, basic, p r i m a r y
[ ]
wire
( )
strung
[EYREVEYRUVIM]
on
the
circumference
w* !
O |
1
|| t o r t u r e r a c k
(fig.)
section i n a s y n a g o g u e ;
s p i c u o u s b y t h e i r goodness o r b e a u t y
injure b y excessive
tuous
letter
[EYN(H)ORE/AYEN-
insolence
fiLuish]
[AYEN]
[KOVED]
bequest, [ I Z O V N I Z V O Y N E S ]
inhibi-
[ I L E I L U I M ] ( )
a i n , n a m e of the
(fig.),
eradicate
)(
[IGLIGULIM]
y o u n g genius,
( )
[OYKETS]
[I'BER] ( *)
impedi-
[OYKER]
[MINA-
c o l l a r of the p r a y e r s h a w l
leap y e a r
[OFN]
(AA
label, t a g , e t i q u e t t e
ethical
cat's cradle
of
282
( )
510
$
lesson from the T o r a h i n the
gogue;
immigration
to
syna-
Palestine/
[0LE(HA)S110LEM]
town
may
(Jew.)
(Jew.)
[ALA'KIIES-KA'ME-
on
elliptical, oval
ellipse
[AL
K O L TSORO
eloquent
[ALDAAS-A'TSME]
\ r one's o w n
to
subject to
a p r a y e r of c o n -
to
say
that
| $
f- chest
p r a y e r ; hence, to regret, repent
( )
|| lonely, lonesome, forlorn
[OLEL] 9
[ A L K I I E ' T ]
the r e c i t a t i o n of w h i c h one beats one's
[ A L K E Y N ] HP
indigenous
.1
elders (of a t r i b e
( A A )
solitude, d e s o l a t i o n , loneliness 2.
|| elegant, s m a r t , s t y l i s h
etc.)
.1 ^
dandy
( 2 .
elegance
elegy
|| elder, senior
( A ) .1
|| )at a n a d v a n c e d age
have/teach
( )
elegiac
age
HP '
very old
element
| <> /*|
respect (to), g e t / g i v e one's c o m e u p -
as if, as t h o u g h , for instance

eleven o ' c l o c k
( 3 .
i n one's d e c l i n i n g
eleventh
|| great-...; old-age
old-age
*
<
..^
...
(sb.'s) elders
( ^ )
rise; c a l l to read a
283
h age
|| p a r e n
vt.
( ( )A * )
ancestors, forefathers
3< ' |
age vi., g r o w o l d
( ^ ^ )
electronics
age
pension
aging
tor
electron
||
1 great-grandfather
( P r e s i d e n t i a l ) elec- ( . . . ) ^ ^
electric
* 2 .
years
eleven
electric m o t o r
|| elderly
|| | o l d age 4.
( ^ )
elementary
fession s a i d o n Y o m K i p p u r d u r i n g
unforeseen e m e r g e n c y
elbow

( )
j u s t i n case; for a n y
therefore, hence
eloquence
t a k e i t u p o n oneself
rate, at a l l events
SIIELO'Y TOVOY]

( )
a l l the m o r e so
elasticity
( )
HP
elastic, resilient
O |
[ALK(O)LPONEM]
[ A K U M ] *
VEKA'ME]
to )
elimination
objects
Sabbath
(the letter) L
t i o n (cf. )
at a n y
the
genuine, artless, a u t h e n t i c
( )
[ A L I L E S - D A ' M ]
enclosed
echo
lite
eliminate
on
h e a t h e n (coll.)
m a y he rest i n peace
blood accusa-
as
a c c o r d i n g to J e w . l a w
m a y t h e y rest i n peace
[oLEVAshoLEM]
hello (in answer
it
in which
[ALEYKhEM-shoLEM|
carried
classify
property
be
m a y she rest i n peace

[ALE'YEM-HASIIO'LEM]
to
private
Israel
(Jew.)
[ A L I E ] ( )
509
p r o f o u n d , wise
emigrant
[ O M E K ]
electronic
)(
emigrant(s')
electric p o w e r s u p -
-^
electrify
ply
O |
people of Israel
(charge;
excite)
electric p o w e r p l a n t
electrify
(equip
someone
emergency
retire vt/vi
electric(al)
a c c o r d i n g to
profundity
eleven
elf
( )
emphatic
eleventh
[ A M K E S ] *
tight, narrow, crowded
( )
England
( )
.2 || E n g l i s h
bottleneck
[ALK1DEsh-HAshEM]
(Jew.)
i n brief,
be m a r t y r e d
Englishman
also
narrowness,

enamel
enamel
()
(the) E n g l i s h
emancipator
endocrine
final,
ultimate; definitive
limb, extremity
*
( )
a t l a s t 2. *||
finite
resemble
end
(of a
embargo
O |
(...)
embryo
RATSIM]
( )
( )
[AMORETSAME-
<> |
e n d vi.
embargo
e m b l e m ; badge
) (
|| e n d vt., finish, g r a d u a t e
O |
emotion
( ) /
(grammatical) ending
O |
emotional
( * )
( )
( )
i g n o r a n t person, boor, i g n o -
ramus
.1
ignorance
> 3< |
ignorant,
[ A M E R A T S E S ]
[ A M E R A T S I S I I ]
( A A ) ( )
boorish
string)

change
emancipate
clutter, crush
( )
(...)
emancipation
end
in a nutshell
(language)
crowdedness,
||
[ A L R E G L - A ' K I I E S ]
speaking
||
.1
( ! )
( )
( )
eleventh
(the letter) N
[ A L P I ] 6
O | ) (
emphasis
English
(^ )
( ) 0 ^ |
electrocute
empiric
English
electrician
( )
retired
^ |
with electricity)
( )
|| r e t i r e m e n t
(' )
electricity, electric power
( ; / ')|( * )
pail, bucket
retired
^ |
[AMKIIO]
people; J e w s (as a g a i n s t G e n t i l e s )
somebody,
( ^ )
emigrate
common
electrocution
emigration
(Jew.)
column
(of
! ?
( * )
[OMEDAMUDIM]
print);
(Jew.)
( )
pulpit,
cantor's
desk; s y n a g o g a l l e c t e r n
284
508
' ' | )( ><$
change vt/vi
rather
)(
][ONEVANOVIM
meek/
humility
enthusiasm
IZYJ
)( ][ZY
][ZY
) (
finery
)(
enthusiast
enthusiastic
'|
corresponding
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answer,
eat, 1
plead g u i l t y / i n -
fret
||
food
respondent (to ques-
)tions
)(
food
supplier,
caterer
modesty, h u m i l i t y ,
][ANIVES
meekness
edible
acrid
IJ
h u m b l e , modest, meek
)(
)(
mat-
)(
affair
][INYENINYONIM
ter, ) 1 ' | (
)(legal
/>
matter
case
dining room
][EYSEKASOKIM
busi-
h ness, c o n c e r n , ' |
t a l k shop
|| s i m i l a r , l i k e , a l i k e
u n l i k e( _
)(
' )(
resemble
) (
likeness, s i m i l a r i t y ,
^ ) (
energy, v i g o r
energetic, vigorous
* )(
* | < >$1
)(
;
| O
escort
)(
Eskimo
"=
at r e t a i l
* ); ; ; (
there 1 _
epoch-making
^ )(
epaulet
epic
epic
) (
)it; (expletive
)(
epigram
there w i l l
) (
epidemic
come a time
epidemic
* ) ( !
)(
)(
d i n i n g table
)(
epitaph
)(
epithet
)(
epilogue
Estonian
)(
Estonia
esthetics
esthetic
a c c o r d i n g to
epoch
'
)(
chopstick
][ALPI
) (
encyclopedia
escalator
escalation
)(
squadron
^ )...(
resemblance
a b o u t it, not k n o w how to go a b o u t it
nocent
have

|j
tablespoon
not k n o w the first t h i n g
*0
)(
sour meat,
sweet a n d
| )
)(food
(dressed) i n
sauerbraten
answer,
|| food
plea ; l.1yp) re(
reply
essayist
|| v i n e g a r $
)(
)(to a charge

essay
duck
)(
- ] [ A N O V E
)>=(
Austria
Austrian
/ ) (
modest person
) (
episode

285
Episcopalian
)(
epicure

2.
507
|| the s y s t e m as s u c h
6 || essentially
epic
essence
apple

fundamental
fundamental,
inherent,
h a r d cider
11 ...
stewed apples (coll.),
intrinsic
keep i n
| ) (
:[ATSOMES]
( )
(at) the
|| e n o u g h !
a p p l e sauce
* . s o m e w h a t||2
some-
thing, anything
(the letter) F
get
to
the
(|| ' | )
( | )h b o t t o m
||
opening
publicly,
speech
! . p u b l i c||2
(of)
|| w a g one's t a i l
| H up
public
( | )
ephemeral
\ w h e n w i l l his speech
impatience)
s t e w a r d (on a n estate)
economist
||
effective,
sacrifice, esp.
efficient
streamline;
make
efficacy, efficiency
|6
effective
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dust
[O'FER-VOE'YFER]
()
the
attempted
sacrifice
Abraham
sadness; blues
( ) -
sad, morose, m o o d y
[AKEYDES-Y1TsKh0K]
of
Isaac
(piece of) a d v i c e ,
by
|| a d v i s e
Abraham
Ecuador
)
exotic
' || | e x a m i n a t i o n
( )
|| take a n e x a m i n a t i o n
(in)
pass a n e x a m i n a -
consultation
the tree of
[ E ' Y T S E ] ( )
[EYTS-HAKIIA'IM]
life (in the G a r d e n of E d e n )

a d v i s e , counsel
()
[EYTSE]
constipation
( | | )
|| itself, as s u c h
t i o n (in)
e x a m i n e (a p u p i l etc.)
) ( ] [
[EYTS-HADA'AS]
k n o w l e d g e (in the G a r d e n of E d e n )
O |
(1)
( | ),()
adviser
the tree of
exalt
[ ]
[EYTSE]
( |* )
consult
.1
equivalent
ecumenical
[ A T S V E S ] !*
| H ( w i t h ) ; a c q u i t oneself
|| e q u i v a l e n t
( | )H counsel
manage, cope
( )*
equator
( 2 .
a n d ashes
the a t t e m p t e d sacrifice of Isaac b y

scorpion
( ).2
(more) effective
( )
[ A K E Y D E ]
( ' )5
.1
O
$0
economic(al)
bore, d r i l l imp.
>$< | )( 5 '
c o m p l e m e n t (crew)
( )
drill, gimlet

( )5'
effect
)(
economics
(Jew.)
open vt/vi
end?
( )
economy
.1
5 '
opening; aperture
? _
finally
...8
in public
e n d vi. (said
with
( )
opening
endless(ly) $ f e n d of the w o r l d
finish
( )
suspense; t o r t u r e , t a n t a l i z e
|| t a i l ; c o r n e r ; e n d , e x t r e m i t y
a p p l e cider
[ ]
()
1.
(< )S> |
[ A T S I R E S ] .
*-.-
[ETSEM]
|| the a p p r o a c h itself
O |
286
506
exist O
exact
' | O1
) (
existence
* ) ( 1
^ )(
s p e c i m e n ; c o p y (of
)...(
| O
;bailiff
|| e x e c u t i v e
...
| O
executive
)e x e c u t i v e (board
* | O
) execute (put to d e a t h
)(
(of
executor
||
exploit
)...(
five-
)(
disgust, a v e r s i o n
d i s g u s t i n g , odious
shipper; ship-
| O
* || disgust, s i c k e n
)be disgusted (by
| ><$
)con.
be done for; be
(rev.
end vi.,
h u t m o s t
exhibitionist
)\- (ly
outermost,
( 2 .
the F a r R i g h t
improvisation
| O
)(
/ .1 -
e x t r a , special
...
|| specially, p u r p o s e l y 2.
extreme
|| extreme
a p p r o p r i a t e , seize
express; special d e l i v e r y
^ )(
special d e l i v e r y
)(
excellency
)(
extrovert, outgoing
)(
)(
letter
|| e x t r o v e r t 2.
extract
appropriation,
express
extravaganza
extemporaneous-
seizure
ecstatic

( 2 .
| O
eccentricity
excerpt
)...(
)(
e x t r e m i t y (extreme de-
)gree
nication
287
eccentric
eccentric
) (
extreme

.1
experiment
*/
ecstasy
.1 )(
e x t r e m e ; dire,
)(
)(
experiment
experimental
)ex-... (former
)(
expert
| O
)(
m a i l (in b u l k ) , s h i p
)(
extremely impatient
)(
expedition; mailing,
shipping
eclipse
" | <) >$(
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exploitation
ping clerk
)(
explode vt/vi
man
* )(
export
| O
cornered
..
export
| O
c o a c h , c a r r i a g e ; crew,
...-cornered
) (
expansion
| O
complement
...
)(
)(
| O
(exhibited
exhibit
)object
)criminal
*
expatriate
expatriate
)(
)(
| -
)e x e c u t i v e (official
)(
eviction
* )(
( 2 .
steer
evict
) (
)executor (of a n estate
.1
existential
) ( ) ( A
) stg. p r i n t e d
existentialism
steam shovel
excommu-
)(Chr.
505
..
| * $ || g o t o t h e d e v i l
( C h r . ) excommu-
set n o store b y , n o t care a

|| suffer
excursion, outing, hike ( )

exclusive
| -
d a m n ...
agriculture
...
agricultural
agricultural
...
barren w o m a n
earthly,
surveying
obstinate,
persistent
headstrong
male
[ A K s h o N i s h ] 8
erratic
= _
w h i l e ( w i t h adjectives
while small
||
while
walking
airplane
8 . . .
[OREVORVIM/AREYVIM]
before, the d a y before,
a place
is regularly
bakery
about,
ap-
on t h e eve of
(cont.)
bail; guaran-
vouch
( _' ) ...
( ( ] [)
_ )
(for), answer (for), guarantee, under-
c a r r i e d on
write
' || _
[; EREK.11]
hos-
[O'REVNIK] -
tage
r a b b l e , riffraff
H thereabouts
worst
|| k i n d s (of) ( w i t h numerals)
||
somewhere
'...
(AA
9 |
three k i n d s (of)
(rev.
somewhere
. . .
|| worse
(A )
con.) t a k e a t u r n for t h e ( )
worse
of h o n o r , h o n o r a r y , t e s t i m o n i a l ;
straightforward
treat h o n o r a b l y , h o n o r
nowhere
fairyland
'
honest, v i r t u o u s ; o b s e r v a n t
[E'REVRAV]
|| somewhere, a n y w h e r e
non-few
' - || t w o k i n d s (of)
( )
o r so
[ ORLAREYLIM] ( )
( | Jew/Jewess);
[ O R V E S ] ) (
tee
'
( p r o x i m a t e l y ,
immeasurably
[ E R E V ]
suffix designating
a n activity,
' . . .
H esp. one pursued
professionally
suffix designating
where a n activity
guarantor
w h i l e closed
b a k i n g (as a profession)
( )
()
||
here a n d there, i n spots
( )
drone
participles)
! . .
erotic
and
( ; 8 / * ) .1
( )
. .
( )
earth, globe
|| he
(the letter) R
) (
earthquake
!*
[ ] *
earthen
person
[AKSIIONES]
sistence
stubborn,
( )
produce
landowner
o b s t i n a c y , per-
mundane, terrestrial
surveyor
)(
stubborn/obstinate
( )
worldly,
,...
( )
[ A K O R E ] ( )
[AKshNAKshoNiM]
w o r k e r , farmer
earthy;
! . . .
(projection) screen
( )
landslide
|$
nicate
| I- hoot for
. . . 1 | suffer
grief
||
...
earth;
*|
honorable
288
land; ground;
|| u n d e r g r o u n d
dirt

first-rate;
504
superb, a d -

mirable
prime
scaffold (for execution)
( )
wealth, opulence;
( )

o n parole
[AshiRES] *
train,
|| w o r d of h o n o r ; parole
|| serious, earnest
riches, fortune
echelon; troop
honorable
g u a r d of h o n o r
be i n earnest (about)
( )
*.1 =
( 8) |
earnestness, seriousness; s t g .2.
troop transport
afternoon s n a c k
E s a u ; ( h u m . ) the G e n t i l e s
the
[EYSEV]
gravity,
se-
verity
m ^
[ASERES-HADI'BRES]
[HASIIVO'TIM]
the
||
first;
former;
|| as late as, o n l y
Rosh
10;
*3.
H a s h a n a h to Y o m K i p p u r
future
future
t i m e of t r o u b l e ;
freshman
[ ]
first
2.
!
.1
)(
8
H first of a l l
|| o n l y y e s t e r d a y
( )
original, primary
primacy
initial,
emergency
propitious time
*8
but it turns out that
[OSED]
[ E Y S - T S O ' R E ]
initial
|| ) ( a t
[ Y i M E ' Y - T s h u ' v E ]
from
( )
(Lost) Tribes
ten d a y s of repentance
era
T e n C o m m a n d m e n t s , the D e c a l o g u e
the T e n
||
serious
first(ly),
[ R O ' T S N ]
289
first-time
in the first place

position; standing, sta-
( )
letter
pose vi.
pose
n a m e of
the
pagan
pagan
O | $
p o g r o m i s t (/em.)
( )
pogromist
( )
( )
floor
of a n o v e n , h e a r t h s t o n e
gout
$
also garter-
|| g a r t e r
belt'
horseshoe
patrol
p a t r o l vi.
(hum.)
n o t care
( )
!* ) (
[PEYE] ( )

about, not give a hoot about
O |
slowly,
2.
|| s l o w
t a k e care! easy! 3.
cocky, daring
p a t r o n , sponsor; car-
B * || | side c u r l
( )
potential
(>)3< |
(shoe) sole

( )
patent
potential
( )
p a y great a t t e n t i o n (to), w o o
( )
fiery
! ) (
f a w n (on), p h i l a n d e r ,
( )
patent
()
carrion

passionate,
( ) -
floor
) (
molasses
tuft (of h a i r )
stage a p o g r o m a g a i n s t
( ) ( )
eggplant
thrive on
room
n a p e (of the neck)
( )
O |
O ' |
patio
letter
( )
potash
O
pogrom
e m o t i o n , fervor
enough
[ P E Y ] ( ) /
( ) $
stalemate
pathological
have
pe,
( )O | $
keep consenting
[ P E Y ] /
v a l u e : 80
)(
page, act as a page
fit,
Yiddish
( )
page(boy)
benefit (from),
the
o |
along
wild strawberry
of
a l p h a b e t ; p r o n o u n c e d [P]; n u m e r i c a l
tion; item, entry
(prune) j a m
8 ^
8 .1
( )
shed
( )
( ^ )
pavilion
O |
(female) peacock, peahen
( )
[LY] ( ' )
.2 || p o s i t i v e , affirmative
( )
( )
8 .1
(photographic) positive
t r i d g e ; (bulb) socket
290
h cautiously
( )
502
p o l i c y ; policies; p o l i t i c s
( )
politician
( )
statesman
( )
political
police
|| slap, s m a c k

glow)
polish, b u r n i s h imp.
gossip
()
( )
' |
applaud
bead
perfect, c o m p l e t e
urge, press
sawdust

argue, engage i n
clown
clown
ration
dispute,
armpit
p o l e m i c (s)
p o l e m i c (al)
lessee
(dial.)
floor
(of a r o o m )
palace
Palestinian
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8 ^
Palestine
( ^ )
)(
regiment
colonel
( )
( . . . )
( )
thigh
Polish woman; polka
( ^ )
|| p o l a r
polaroid
platter
...^
( . . . )
pole ( m a g n e t i c etc.)
( )
overcoat
( ^ )
polygamy
|| p o l y
glade, (forest) c l e a r i n g
Pole
( )
(...)
lie detector, p o l y g r a p h
subject to a lie-detec-
( )
O | 6 $
tor test
( )
d r u m s t i c k (of a f o w l ) ;
(* )
( )
polar
polar star
)(
(hospital) w a r d
8 ^
weed
( )
lease of a n estate
()
( )

polemics
argument,
( )
o |
! O ' |
( )O ^ |
b o t h e r w i t h (stg. messy)
^ !
0 |
( || )scribble, s c r a w l
( )
| <>
paleolithic
( )
|| ) d a u b , smear
m a k e a p o s t - m o r t e m e x a m i n a t i o n of
|| l a p (skirt) of a g a r m e n t
<> |
|| c l a p hands, a p p l a u d
( ) 5
autopsy, post-mortem
( )
|| ) ( s m a c k , slap
O |
perform an autopsy on;
| )(
|| r u m o r
a n t e r o o m of a synagogue ( ) /
p a l m (tree)
( )
A ( )
( )
()
( )
slap, s m a c k
[sho] ( )
shelf
O |
/ )(
patriarch
( )
(surface
patriotic
'
s t a t i o n house
(iro.)
patriotism
( )
police
finish
patriot
( )
empale imp/pf
polish,
pa-
t r o n i z i n g to
( )
|| ) | ( | pole
policeman
be
sponsor
( )
(insurance) p o l i c y
( )
s h i p ; auspices
patronize,
palette
curfew
patronage, sponsor-
polytheism
police s t a t i o n ,
agree w i t h , m a k e a h i t
O |
w i t h , c a t c h the f a n c y of
p o l i s h (substance)
( )
501
) ( ) (

slops; s l o p p a i l
)slop(s
...
|| slow, t a r d y ,
w a t c h y o u r step
* )(
)(
|| a r m o r e d
car
' | >< ][Ny
pamper, baby
)( A
;stripe; line; streak
s t r i p ; belt, g i r d l e
slop p a i l
pump; pomp
)(
3
)(
)(
pendulum
| O
s h u t t l e vi.
)(
pump
^ )(
)(
...
lampoon
^ )(
lampoonist
)(
pan-African
' )(
pandemonium
|| slipper, loafer_
grapevine
)(
pantheon
henpecked
husband
)(
)(
) (
very
on
be
panic; stampede
board; boarding-
)(
| O
panel
paneling
p a n e l vt.
postscript
paste
) (
shepherd
|| m a n n e r i s m
(un-
desirable) w a y s , c o n d u c t
p a n i c k y , frantic
)( ][SY
tenure
post office
) (
sir
' ) ( ) (
)(
postmaster
p o s i t i o n , post, office
flat tire
_* )(
)(
postage s t a m p
) (
parsnips
) (
house, r o o m a n d b o a r d
lozenge
m a i l i n g list
)punch (drink
)( ][SY
)(
carrier pigeon
)(
)(

) (
' | ) (
) f a m i l i a r terms ( w i t h
posthumous
shepherdess
- ) (
panther
)(
m o n e y order
pastor
)(
)(
mailing
postage
) (
be h e n p e c k e d b y
)(
)(
pontoon
post office
)...(
pantomime
)(
|| p o s t a l , m a i l i n g
- ) (
panorama
) (
m a i l ; m a i l s ; post office
address
panacea
)(
|| passenger |
H postal clerk
|| p a n
)(
passage
stowaway
pompous
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pass ( p e r m i t ) , p a s s p o r t
( m o u n t a i n ) pass
)(
' | 0
armored
battleship
)/(
shield; armor
)(
slowly
)(
)p u n c h (tool
) (
hearth broom
)(
p a u n c h , bulge
|| c r i m s o n 8
)(
boarder
)(
6
*
office b o x
postcard
trap
treacherous
)(
post-
;mailbox
500
|| ' | p a r r o t
(_' )
pastrami
parakeet
tether
) ( =
popular
popularity
medley, p o t p o u r r i
postmark
passive
stationery
( )
(" )
daddy
passion, rage
s t a n d a t h w a r t , b l o c k the
strip, stripe;
belt
figurehead
(cont.)
sleep
pass (permit)
h a p p e n (to), o c c u r ,
( )
pass (permit)
( ' )
relish
strip
varnish
( )
( | )
( )
O |
possessive (case)
( )
( )
holdings
( )
fence
get hold
( )
( )
|| s m a l l p o x
goods)
<$> |
H of, c a t c h
.1
scoundrel
pf.
- )(
r o t t e n , nasty, loathsome
imp.
filth,
abomination
poet
poetic(al)
h o o d diseases
poetess
( )
(long) p o e m
w r a p p i n g paper
l i d , p o t cover
)(
poetics
measles; go t h r o u g h the c h i l d -
poker (game)
( )
poetry
\- v a c c i n a t e against s m a l l p o x
vaccination
|| estate
(for stolen
( )
have c h i c k e n pox | :>3<

and
0 |
lessee (of a n estate)
things
answer to
<3> ' |
flay
( )
pact
Pakistan
( )
be b e c o m i n g , be proper,
A ( )
w r a p p i n g , package
2. |
fitting,
( / > ) 3< | ) (
pock
p a c k one's
be
( )O
fit, suit, m a t c h vi.;
( )
varnish
p a c k , w r a p imp.;
( )
(/> | )<
patient
( )O |
Greek Orthodox Easter
|| Pacific
( )
befall, come to pass
>= 3< |
bundle, p a c k
( )
rence
(ear of) c o r n
flakes
(A )( )
event, a d v e n t u r e , o c c u r -
way
corn
( )
transversely
eligible; o p p o r t u n e
( : / ) ( )
(ashy) g r a y
|| passive
fit, a p p r o p r i a t e , acceptable,
(...)
apoplectic stroke
|| |
(voice); l i a b i l i t y
kite
|| a t h w a r t ,
( 2 .
( )
|| paper
wastebasket
[SY] ( )
play solitaire
( )
cigarette
( )
solitaire (at cards)
( ' )
paper
' |
general d e l i v e r y
(...)
( )
( )
paste, p u l p
G r e e k O r t h o d o x priest
( )
papa
293
( )

499
longshore-
()( )
pair, couple; match, mate
man
Portugal
( )*
Portuguese
Portuguese
o r n a m e n t ; leader, l e a d i n g
paragraph;
(musical) score
clause
parade, r e v i e w ; p a g e a n t r y ,
2.
j| p a r a d o x
( )
paradoxical
float
spoof
[ T Y ] ( ' )
participle
( )
(grammatical) particle
( )
wallet
|| p a r a d e
watchword, password
paralyze
O |
parish
( )
parakeet
( )
O |
=8 ( )
parachute
()
parachutist,
( )
)(
|| m a t c h , m a t e <$> |
paratrooper
a m a t c h ; m a t e vi., c o p u l a t e
snort
p a r a c h u t e vt/vi
steam, vapor
( )
pore
( )
in pairs
parvenu
( )
( )
m a i l i n g charge, postage
portable
neutral;
bungler
wishy-washy
dust
wig
neither d a i r y n o r ' ) (
b u n g l e vi.
294
) (
bungling, sloppy
8 -
( )
harbor, port
m e a t (food); hence, (hum.)
O | )(
<$> |
porous
(Jew.)
)(
paraphrase
( )
humid, sultry
8 .1
parochial
paraphrase
' ) (
|| p a r c h m e n t
fit, be
|| p a r a l l e l
( )
( ( _* )girl)
parliament
O |
parallel
couple ( b o y a n d ( A * ) ( )
parliamentary
( ' ^ )
paralysis
rat, s t i n g y person
go steady ( w i t h )
( )
( )
( )
parry
c a n k e r , u l c e r ; (vulgar)
( )
steamer
( )
parity
O |
parasite
( )
parry
O |
screen ( p a r t i t i o n )
( )
( )
portrait
vi.
p a r a d e vt.
(section i n a theatre)
cigar(ette) case
( )
( A ) ( )
parody
( ' )
brief case, p o r t f o l i o
8
( )
p a r o d y , take-off
c o n t i n g e n t ; r o u n d of a g a m e
g r o u n d floor; o r c h e s t r a
( ).1
paradoxical
) (
lot;
porter, d o o r m a n
...'
p a r t i a l ; p a r t y (adj.)
()
p o m p , fanfare
( ' )
partisan
bunch,
( )
( )
party
group,
(legal)
guerilla, partisan ) (
(political) p a r t y m a n
[ P E R ]
person
)(
guerilla, partisan
( )/
a few, a c o u p l e (of) (*) ||
O ' |
498
death
(of a n
(m)
[PGIRE]
be s u l t r y
[PGAMPGOMIM]
' ( b l e m i s h ,
()
flaw,
jj s t e a m
b u s y oneself ( w i t h ) ,
a n i m a l ) ; carcass, c a d a v e r
dent;
fuss (over)
imperfection
railing
faultless
carcass
[PEYGERPGORIM]
()
(animal) die
r a n s o m ; p a y m e n t to H a s i d i c
married
(.../)
d o u b l e bed
()
perfume
( )
p e r f u m e , scent
O |
colum-
m u g (face)
(building) lot, p l o t
nist
affairs; e d u c a t i o n a l
|| c h i n a , porcelain
journalism
publish, promulgate
puberty
offend,
EKh]
p a r k i n g place
little b o x ; c a r t o n , c a r d -
t i n k e r , p o t t e r (at)
( )
person,
( )0*!
p o w d e r puff
personage;
bun
butter
( )
||
tend (grazing animals)
( )
<S> |
feed, graze
lampoon
stain, blemish,
( ) ( ' )
[ P G I M E ] ()
defect; i m p e r f e c t i o n , s h o r t c o m i n g
0>*
defective,
sandwich
buttermilk
( )
pasture
( )
()
)(
m e a t pie
etc.)
A ( )
luck
bread a n d
scat! (to dogs)
( ) *
|| b u t t e r
p a c k , d e c k (of cards)
<$> ' |
he is h a v i n g a s t r e a k of b a d
()
m e a n , vile
-0?
big belly, paunch
( )
(> )$< | $ 8
passenger; c h a r a c t e r (in a b o o k
( )
p o w d e r imp.
> $< |
parka
board box
(cosmetic) p o w d e r
( / )
( )
( )
poodle
O |
( . . . )
fence
(pride, r e p u t a t i o n etc.)
pudding
parking attendant
p a r k vt/vi
p a r k i n g lot
...
( . . . )
snub
injure [ P O Y G E Y E ] ( _* )
p o o d (40 R u s s i a n lbs.)
( )
!( ...)
[MAzhGi- || p a r k i n g
O |
( * )
compact
<>r '
park
( )
p u b l i c a t i o n (act)
[BEKO'VED]
( )
( )
audience, p u b l i c
scolding
( )
' =
w r i t i n g o n c u r r e n t p u b l i c
p u b l i c a t i o n (object)
( )
p u b l i c affairs; pamphleteer,
( )/
portion; dressing-down,
[ P E - E ' K 1 1 E D ] 8
current
marriage ( m a t c h )
[shvuiM]
unanimously
on
<$> |
couple
rabbi
prisoners
writer
quiver
for a d v i c e etc.
r a n s o m i n g of
( )
leeks (coll.)
[ 1 <$> |
(m)
[PIDYEN PIDYOYNES]
(> )$< |
imperfect,
[ ]
faulty

295
497
exactly, just, punctually,
.1
butter dish
1 s h a r p , a t the s t r o k e of
(
point, dot;
[MIZREKJI]
*period; i t e m ,
a likely story!
3.
punctuation
due
east
( )
pause
( )
creep, c r a w l
<> |
! ) (
f- clause
Polish
dotting; dotted line/area
( )
dot
O |
Poland
snail
give
drink
to
()
( )
(animals),
[ K h E z h B M K h E z h - ( )
empty,
water
score (in a game)
BOYNES]
hollow;
blank
*.1
/ A
*j| idle
peasantry
|| p e a s a n t - l i k e ; d u l l , b o o r i s h
s i m p l e - m i n d e d person
pope
( )
0 ' |
wasteland
( )
- )(
papal
loaf, go a r o u n d
papacy
' |
vacant lot
drum
( . . . )
()
[POYSEK-A'KIIREN]
drum
chick,
mentators
[POYLE-TSI'EN]
[ P O Y E L ] <$> |
prevail;
|| | decide
navel; gizzard
p o o l ( b i l l i a r d game)
|| | ) ( g u n p o w d e r
()
( )

business
s p r a y e r , ato-
(...)
mizer; spray gun
...
pulse
<$> |
t h r o b , pulsate
( ( ' shoes)
( ^ )
O ^ |
' *
pulpit
( )
( )
^ ) (
millinery
milliner
p
tation
dress u p
( )
s h o w (sb.) t h a t one means
( )
ornamental
downy
dust
( )
c l e a n ; b r u s h ( t e e t h ) ; shine
<S> |
blister
prevail
show, osten-
puffy, p u d g y
puff
finery;
fluffy,
1 u p o n
be u n d e c i d e d
( )
bulge vi.
succeed
persuade, c o n v i n c e , i n d u c e ,
d o w n , fluff, fuzz
ists
(... ....)
(^ )
bulge, puff
b u l g i n g , c h u b b y , puffy
h a v e one's w a y ,
<$> |
( * )
|| felt
consequence
Labor Zion-
fledgling
drumstick
[POSKIM]
[POYEL-YO'YTSE] ()
O |
_A ( )
s u p e r a r b i t e r , final j u d g e
post-Talmudic com-
( )
pauperize
idle
splendor,
stand vacant
loafer, i d l e r
result,
peasant, r u s t i c
()
()
peasant; farmer; j a c k (in cards)
.2 | ( c a r t r i d g e ) ; i d l e ; v a c a n t ; v a i n
hollow
pop, crack
punch (drink)
( )
296
496
anxious,
[PKIIO'DIMDIK]
bump
distressing, c a u s i n g a n x i e t y
timorous,
timid
timorous
[ P A ' K H E D I K ]
puritanical; Puritan
[PAKhDNPAKhD0N1M] ) (
cowardice
cowardly
[PAKIIDONES] :*
[PAidiDONish]
|| e x e m p t , free
[POTER] (5) .1
[ ] ( ( ) 5) |
death, demise
riddance
||
sole/heel
(of
the persecution
man
freshments
a p l a y performed
Purim
affliction,
()
( )
pioneer
( )
pigment
( )
( )
cross
infringe, transgress
B1shM0Y]
* ) -
hollow nut;
dud
( )
[poshE-Y1sR0EL ( )
poshE]
an irreligious/impious/sinful
Jew
! ) (
'|
preposterous,
(tin) c a n ; (alms) box
( h u m . ) large
( )
[ P O ' Y T I K E ] ( )
fortune
interpret
[POYSER] ( * )
(dreams)
topsy-turvy
[PIET/PAYETPIYUTIM]
(Jew.)
liturgic
()
[K110LEM] < * ) ( <
i n t e r p r e t a / t h e d r e a m (of)
h y m n , liturgic poem
[PIZMENPIZMOYNIM]
()
poem with a refrain;
[ P A Z R E N P A Z R O N I M ] ) (
(iro.)
liberal
donor,
musk
protuberance on
lavishness, s q u a n -
[PAZRONES] $
lavish,
extra-
[PAZRONish]
buttonhole
particular,
in great d e t a i l
()
(^ )
h minutia
vagant
the b l o s s o m e n d of a c i t r o n
detail,
lavish/
dering, extravagance
( )
[PITEM] ( )
squanderer,
e x t r a v a g a n t person
r e p e t i t i v e tale, r i g m a r o l e , l i t a n y
(pair of) p a j a m a s
disclose t h e n a m e (of)
purposes
(hum.)
purple
GE'DER]
[poYREsh-
) (
[POYRETS- ( * ) ( )
( )
purple
c r i m s o n ; (fig.)
piano
c r i m s o n ; (fig.)
)(
[ P U R O N Y E S ] ()
molestation
coat
)(
( )
(chess) p a w n
at
o n ( )
purist
about, hold in contempt
answer
[PTIRE]
foot)
pianist
of t h e P e r s i a n H a -
[PA'TERNISII]
()
i n g the deliverance of the J e w s f r o m
[PATER] <$> |
leech
not care
P u r i m , the h o l i d a y celebrat-
P u r i m p a s t r y a n d re-
r i d of, d i s p o s e of, d o a w a y w i t h
spoil, r u i n ; waste
Puritan
<$> I
that's t h a t ; t h a t ' s a l l2.

get
p o p imp.
[ P A K J I E D L I V E ]
coward
( )
bumpy; bulging
fear,
||
[PAKIIEDPKJIODIM] ( )
dread,
a w e ; (psychol.)
be a f r a i d (of)
anxiety
(|* )
495
|| d o t
(A
( || Jig.)
( < ) v>
writing
quintessence
of
one's
( )
foam
<>> |
tweezers; p i n c e r s
( )
a c c u r a t e , exact, p r o m p t ,
)(
torture
( )
tormentor
p a i n f u l l y u n p l e a s a n t , (menlandscape
( )
peasant w o m a n
( )
drum
)(
drummer
( )
drumstick
( )
motley
snout, (animal) m o u t h ,
( ) $
pill
( )
pilot
h e a p abuse o n
marvels,
| 6'
mouthy
p o u t vi.
theater/musical
(Chr.)
()
make
) (
[NESIE] ( )
sound;
pilgrimage

m a k e noise, m a k e a d i n /
*|
(medicine) dropper
racket
<$> ' ^ ) ( |
'
subtle argumentation,
[PILPL]
hair-splitting; casuistry
s p l i t hairs, s u b t i l i z e [ ] <S> n |
( )
ball
- ) (
gopher w o o d
monster
( )
ping-pong
pint
( )
b a n g - b a n g ! (shooting)
dot,
point;
(A )
( ) <r
h i t the m a r k , | 5 1 p e r i o d (.)
<<*> ( )
s t r i k e h o m e ; h i t the n a i l o n the h e a d
tiny, minute
a t i n y b i t of a
( )0 * |
tobacco pipe
puff ( o n a p i p e )
( )
pumice
( )
t i n y bit, shred; a little
!"
<S> ' |
nurse; pamper
( )
beep
dragon, legendary
> $< |
|| peep, the merest s o u n d

peep,
(/) O |
"
piece

)(
wonders, a m a z i n g things
pilgrim
<s> |
[PILE-PLO'IM]
reverence
play,
pilot
( )
m a n n e d (aircraft)
|| |
|| o p e n o n e ' s b i g m o u t h
<$> |
( )
m u z z l e ; (guri) m u z z l e ; g r i m a c e , face
|$' || m a k e faces
tally) painful
of records, register
pistol
<> |
) (
(explosive) c a p ; p i s t o n
( )
pint
torture, torment
book [ P I N K E S P I N K E Y S I M ] ( )

( )
anguish
punctual
accuracy, promptitude
" ) (
lump, chunk
identity
lather, foam
) (
wage(s)
Jewish
( )
2
pie
( ' ?suspension p o i n t s , ellipsis

the
share
b l i n k vt.
H b i t (of a)
pizza
|| b l i n k vi.
wink
child, tot
semicolon
( )
298
0 |
||
( )
494
squeal, whine
pretext,
<$> |
[PISKIIN-PE']
to
|| s m a l l b i t s
smithereens
grounds
whine, whimper
[PELE]
p l a g u e ; affliction, scourge
plagiarism
plagiarist
( )
peck
( )
piccolo; bell boy
( )
d r u d g e ; suffer
b r e e d , m u l t i p l y vt/vi
astonishing, star-
(^ )
spiciness, zest
(...)
saving
woodpecker
O |
p l a g u e , harass, afflict, tor-
sharp, spicy
( )
plagiarize
spades ( i n cards)
<$> |
amazing thing
( )
[ p i K U E K h - N E ' F E s h j 6
<$> |
of a life
H ment
[ p i K E Y E K h / p i K E K h )(
$> [ ) (
clever m a n
PIKKJIIM]
[ P E ' L E D I K ] *
shrewdness, as-
[PIKKIIES]
!*
tling, stupendous, spectacular

tuteness
! 3< |
plasma
flat o n g r o u n d
beach
plateau
astute
hatch
h vi/imp;
( ^ )
p l a t e , slab ;*(phonograph)
picnic
0*
'|
||
O |
shallow
scruple
(meat) pie
( )
pirate
( )
piracy
pyramid
( ^* )
[PEYREshPERushiM]
(6...) 58
[PLO'IMDIK]
-*
*
( )
seal ( w i t h a l e a d seal);
snort
* || |p u b l i c i t y
<$> |
[PIRSEM]

[ 1 - ) (

( / ) T S
Pyrenees
(Jew.)
' || | ) (
of
( )
the
'Ethics
[PIRKE-O'VES]
Fathers," a
s e c t i o n of
M i s h n a h dealing w i t h ethical
|| | also be a d v i s a b l e ' *
the
prin-
ciples
^ | foreground
(railroad) t r a c k
tions m a n
imp.
|| b l u e p r i n t , d e s i g n ; ( c i t y ) m a p ; i d e a
background
publicize
public rela-
m e t a l s e a l ; (dental) filling ( )
p l a n ; s c h e d u l e ; draft,
()
O |
f i l l (a t o o t h )
a / t h e t o o t h (of)

( )
commentary, explanation
amazing
sheet, sheetlike r a g
O ' |
p i r a t e imp.
( ) 8(
platitude
fill
()
[PIKPEKPIKPUKIM]
flatten
wondrous,
( )
picket
( )
!( 6...) 5
flat foot
( )
( )
( ' )$ 5
flat,
peck
picket (pale); picket(er)
stair landing
6
$> [
pike; lance
record
flatcar
|| p e c k a t
he is h i g h l y a r t i c u l a t e
( ^ )
|| p l a t i n u m
platform; paved pad;
( & ' )
platoon
squeal, whine
( )

299
( )
) (
493
controversy,
()
[PLUKTE]
plantation
d i s p u t e , issue, disagreement
controversial
[ ]
slacks
( )
Pluto
scatterbrained,
t a l k a blue
!> 3< |
tangle, j u m b l e , s n a r l ,
( )
s c a t t e r b r a i n , fickle person
()
fickle
muddle;
|| confuse
( )
plan-
()
'|
||
p l a n , design
'
bawl
surveyor
p l a n imp.;
<> ' |
fence
()
gab,
chatter,
exchange
<S> ' |
planet
( )
glider
( )
pump
off l i m i t s
layer, s t r a t u m
( )
plastic
( )
[PLO'YNE-BEN-PLO'YNE]
()
p l u s s i g n ; asset; a d pluperfect
s u d d e n l y (usually
( ).1
hum.)
plastic

<S> |
chatter; gibberish
place;
room,
space;
rupt
lot,
spot, s t a i n
splash, gush
pour, gush; slop
downpour, torrential
( )
g o v e r n o r general
locate, p o s i t i o n
out;
ivy
O |
<$> |
(heat, c o l d spell) e n d ;
(plan)
fizzle out, b u r s t vi.
b i l l , poster
( )
gust
flutter
( )
( )
c r a c k , split, (patience) give
( )
|| p l u s h
( )
(act of) l o c a t i o n
<> |
plaza;
( )
location, position
rain

site;
crack
( )
( )
square,
seat; l o c a t i o n , site, locale
( )
breed, brood, litter
(building)
(tennis) c o u r t ; c i t y
( ^ )
(piece of) gossip
()
/
plurality
( )
molding clay
jabber, babble, chatter
w .2 | v a n t a g e
' 5^
suddenly, abruptly
sudden, ab-
wife
( )
squeezable, p l a s t i c

(iro.)
( )
(of) p l a s t i c
( M r . ) So-and-So
plus
<$> |
( )
<$> |
splash
[PLO'YNESTE]
('_ )
|| p l a n k
pleasantries
missus,
O |
0 ' |
glide (in a glider)
v ( )
chatter
(of)
...
plot
hedge

wobble
ning commission/committee
role
gab, c h a t t e r
stammer
|| p l a n n i n g
box
gab, c h i t - c h a t ; r i g m a -
falter,
be i n the w a y
windbag, chatter- ( . . . )
confusion
O '|!
|| :
streak
( )
con-
( )
0
[piLEGEshpiLAKshiM] ( )
cubine
492
!*
61ite
raft
refugee
( )
[PNIE] ( )
ulterior m o t i v e ;
un-
( )
|)(
[PNEY]
stump
disinterested;
splash
s p l a s h vt/vi
refugee (Jem.);
flee, escape,
H bias
( )
[ P O L E T P L E Y T I M ] ( )
[PLEYTE] ( )
' | V (hum.)
biased
biased
[ ]
c o o k i n g stove, range
[ P O N E M P E ' N E M E R ; A ( *>)
A PE'NEML]
|| frown
p l a i n ; (geometric) plane
appearance
g i v e the c o l d s h o u l d e r
flee, r u n
lose w e i g h t
s h r u g one's
look
| | 1 d a t e d
respectable
|| | * l o o k a l i k e
* || |
|| * h u m i l i a t e oneself
|| | face
facial
face t o face
lend a
| h to
| h a w a y
| | h shoulders
|| | l o o k l i k e , suggest
face
hand
b a l d pate
niece
( )
nephew
( )
[ ] ...
|| velveteen
(hand) c l a p
|| c l a p
(|| | )
inwardness,
in-
[PNI'MIES]
(>)3< |
applaud
Philistine
0$
chaff
raffle
(=')
(water b i r d s ' ) w e b
|| b l e m i s h
web-footed
( )
raffle
peachable
v o i d , i n v a l i d ; unfit
chaff; offal, refuse;
( ^ )

P.S.
plebiscite
[ ]
pneumatic
( )
Philistine
ternality
(spiritually) inward
|| s m a s h , c r a c k vt.
[POS'L]
[PSOYLES] W O
bash
(sb.'s)
( ^ )
^
( | )
2
( | )
[MOYEJth]
head i n
captivity
[ P O S E K P S U K I M ] ( )
1 a
(hum.)
sacred
plenary
book)
p l e n a r y session, a s s e m b l y
p r o p e r l y , b y the book
Passover
psychoanalysis
(^ )
puzzle
( )
Passover
psycho-
c a p t i v e , p r i s o n e r of w a r ( ^ )
[PEYSEK.11]
p e r t a i n i n g t o , or fit for, [ ] ) (
..
( )/
fallout
verse (of
( )
[ K h A D o ' s h E S ] !*
newcomer
unim-
( )
[EL-PO'NEM] *
confront

( )
| | | s h o u l d e r ; b a c k ( )
h a g g a r d , e m a - ( s c o w l
||
( )
shallow
face, c o u n t e n a n c e ; sem-
1 blance,
flight
run away
stupefy, s l u m p ; perplex
. . *
stunning; puzzling
flat
( )
roll; cracker
plexiglass
analyst
301

<$> |

( )
^
491
||
achievement
(in a
w h a t ' s t h e use (of)
project);
peso
petition
(&)
psychiatry
mental, psychic, psychologi-
parsley
( )
( * )
pat
psychedelic
delinquency (crime)
vice
(|*)
( || | )p i t c h
h t h u n d e r
pitchblende
(hum.)
be
[PASL] 3> |
|| pseudo-
(against)
pseudonym,
to
|| r u l i n g ,
( )
[ P S A K P S O K I M ] ( )
| / || | s c o l d
catch
paint brush
it;
end
judgment,
[PSAKDI'N] ( )
|| c e n s u r e
[ ] ()
verdict
( )

( )
fetter, t r a m m e l
<$> |
penny
censure
ruling
[PA'SKENUNG] ( )
judge, rule, decide
(the letter) P
( )
penicillin
bladder
educator
pedagogy;
(science
of)
e d u c a t i o n a l , pedagogic
pedal
( )
' ||
pedant
[SY] )(
,
pedantry
( )
peddler
( )

effect,
up-
[PULE]
shot, r e s u l t ; progress,

302
0 |
) (
pedestal
) (
( / )
pest, pestilence
peddle
'
( )
pedantry
| | 5 ( - i n r e t i r e m e n t , r e t i r e d
r e t i r e vi.
)(
pedantic
retired person
|| p e n s i o n ; s a l a r y
education
[SY] O |
( )
)(
( )
retire vi.
||*
[ P A S K N / P A S K E ] <S> | = |
) (
penis
ignominiously
( )
the P e n t a g o n
pas
scolding
[MI'ESN]
fetter, t r a m m e l
s e c t i o n , segment, slice
verdict; finding;
( )
pen
pensioner
( )
name
judgment,
another religion
retire, p e n s i o n (off)
pen
s t r a i n oneself
converted
pseudoscience
( )
s q u a t / c h u b b y fellow
pensioner;
[PASLES] 0
v a l i d a t e , reject
/!*
| ) ( || fur, p e l t
[PASLONES]
declare v o i d , i n -
black
pedestrian
| | H (hum.)

cal
( )
(A )
cape

( )
( )
( A A *> ) ( )
{fig.)
) (
m e n t a l life; p s y c h e
O |
l o o p ; n o o s e ; c o i l , leash
pitch
psychiatrist
( )
petition
)(
psychological
[ I
inner tube
pat
psychologist
psychology; mentality ( )
|| |
effective
|| p a t
use
<pS>
m a k e progress
( )
()
performance,
490
perspective, prospect
|| p e r p e n d i c u l a r
pistil
( )
featherbed
( )
pamper,
i n d u l g e oneself
.1 ^
perpendicular
5 s
pessimist
sleepyhead
[PIKODN PIKDOYNES]
(/)
which
is
trust
(that
]Hps
en-
) ( 5
j e l l i e d c a l v e s ' feet
cards)
pecan
( * )
deposit,
)(
pessimistic
' 5
( A * ) ( )
(chess) p a w n
h indulge
pessimism
* ) (
perfect
p a c k , d e c k (of
( 2 .
( )
fondle, b a b y ,
package, parcel,
/ '
( )
( A ) ( )
b u n d l e , b a t c h ; w a d ; b u r d e n , b a g of
trusted)
t r u s t fund
parcel post
)( nps
3
com-
troubles
[ ] ( )
c o r n e d beef
[ P O K E D P K I D I M ] ()
savage; i m -
pro
|| p r o
[PEREODEM] ( )
becile
|| assay
by mail
set of p r o b l e m s
questionable, d u b i o u s ,
personality
e s t a b l i s h periods i n
periodic
prediction,
program,
schedule;
()
periscope
( )
( ) 5
peripheral
periphrastic
[M1KhuTs] h c u r r i c u l u m
pearl
()
barley
prognosis
( )
( ' )
periphery, outskirts
( )
as a test; o n t r i a l
forecast,
( )
O |
perigee
problematic
test, t r y o u t ; assay; h a l l -
( )
period, term
h m a r k ; p r o b a t i o n ; rehearsal
.1
person, p e r s o n a l l y
(^ )
( )
( )
|| personal
O |
( )
person
person-to-person c a l l
|| mother-of-pearl
extracurricular
program
(political) plank
O |
( )
progress
progressive
progress
means of p r o d u c -
O ] ]
( 2 .
p e r m a n e n t (wave)
staff, personnel
personify

sons)
Persia
O |
) (
.1
O |
personal (affecting per-
tion
producer
|| p e r m a n e n t
( * )
produce, t u r n o u t
( )
perverse
in 2.
( )
|| per, b y , v i a
station platform
s
problem
9 r 5'
peer ( n o b l e m a n )
m i s s i o n e r ; official
pro-Chinese
Persian
Persian
( )

)(
489
)(

produce
)(
) . . . (
producer
crop
;product
||
light, searchlight
)(
also
productivity
)(
production, output
Greek Orthodox
| O
provoke
)...(
provo-
provocation
)(
thrust, impact, onslaught
)(
boast
b o u n c e , t h r u s t imp.
^ )(
^
) (
ferry
on
prose w r i t e r
prosaic
promiscuity
prosody
;plain
|| |
fry
) . . . (
)(
ordinary,
common,
private
)(
prostate
)(
prototype
| O
protoplasm
)(
minutes, record; pro-
prostitute
prostitute
prostitution
][PO'SIIET
tocol
minutes
| O
'
)(of
v e r b a t i m
)(
pronoun
v u l g a r , coarse, c r u d e ; l o w l y , h u m b l e
prose
| ><$
prominent
observe, c e l e b r a t e ; c a r r y
proletarian
proletarian
) (
proletariat
^ ) (
provincial
) (
|| t h r u s t 5
prologue
| ><
province
provincial
s p l e n d i d , gorgeous
)(
provisions
| ><$
)(
provisional
)(
magnificent,
splendid,
wide open
p r o v i s i o n s , supplies
splendor, magnificence
|| | ) (
cateur, s t o o l p i g e o n
)(
project
sumptuous
projectile
| O
p r o d u c t i v e ; prolific
) . . . ( !
p r o j e c t o r ; spot-
)l i t e r a l (meaning
)t a k e (the
)(
prospective
prosperity
| O

) ( || P r o t e s t a n t
| O
protest
)(
'
protectorate
p a t r o n a g e ; p u l l , influence
p
) r
oject; design; draft
)(
304
(logical) p r o p o s i t i o n
propose

propagandize
propaganda
) (

| O
prospectus, folder,
brochure, pamphlet
countenance
protest
spinning whorl
)(
prothesis
)(
v u l g a r i t y , crudeness
) (
| b a c k , p r o m o t e , further, O
protein
;utterly simple
.1
proportional
)i n p r o p o r t i o n (to
||
488
..
- || p o w d e r (...)
proportion, ratio ( )n
|| p o w d e r e d m i l k
c o r k , p l u g ( )
powdered eggs
c o r k s c r e w ( )
sprinkle <$>
propeller ( ^ )
. . . B ...3
profane 8
sample ( )3 || t r y , test O | 3
profit ( )
test tube ( ) 3
profit, profiteer O |
|| a t t e m p t , endeavor, t r y ( ).1
profile (! )
( 2 1 .
| ) t r y ; t a k e a t u r n at * |3
p r o p h y l a c t i c
p u t to 3 | 1 test; assay
professor ( ...)
f a c u l t y
the test
professorship, c h a i r ( )
|| trial, tentative
...3
professional [SY]
trial b a l l o o n
profession, o c c u p a t i o n ( ) 5
ordeal, t r i a l ( )
one of the professions || |
sample, specimen ( )w 3
t r a d e - u n i o n ( ' )5 5
|| t r y , a t t e m p t ; t e m p t </> <$> | 3
t o i l , l a b o r
I dare y o u ! )( 3 '
procedure; proceedings ( )
test case ( )
t o i l , l a b o r <S> ' |
test pilot ( )
percent; r a t e (of ( ).1
touchstone; criterion ( )3
( 2 .
) $/
f interest)
a n t e c h a m b e r [PROYZDER] ( )3
compound
| interest
( f i g . ) f a r t h i n g , [PRUTE] ( )3
penny
curtain over
[POROYKhES] ()
rate of interest
process; t r i a l ; l a w s u i t ,
the a r k i n w h i c h the T o r a h scrolls are

k e p t i n a synagogue
(Jew.)
[ p o R E s h P R u s h i M ] ( )3
recluse, one
who
c l u s i v e l y to
the
d e v o t e s himself
s t u d y of the
litigation
procession ( )
l i t i g a t e || process O |
vi.
rent | / * | :
prosecution; district

a t t o r n e y ' s office
prosecutor, prosecut- ( )
ing attorney; district attorney
(act of) p r o s e c u t i o n
prosecute O |
practice, exercise O |
|| experience, practice
be || | * i n practice

experienced, have experience
p r a c t i c a l , p r a c t i c a b l e 8
p o l i t i c a l leaflet;
( )
proclamation
p r o c l a i m ; declare O |
ex-
sacred
books
Pharisee
particular,
( )3
[ P R A T P R O T I M ] ()
'3 1 d e t a i l ; r e g a r d , aspect, respect
3 || w i t h respect to
i n this regard
d e t a i l e d , c i r - [PRO'TIMDIK]
cumstantial
( )
proper
[PRA'T]
private
name
fruit [PEYRE] ( )
p r i o r i t y ( )
p r i v a t e *
|| p r i v a t e
...
interest

( )
property
305
487
lord,
[PORETS PRITSIM]
()
privilege ( ^ )
p r i v i l e g e d ^
prize, a w a r d ( )
m i l i t a r y c o n s c r i p t i o n (in

C z a r i s t R u s s i a ) ; *conscription (else-
h a b i t u a l l y h a v e ' * h l a n d o w n e r
( * ) h one's o w n w a y
be v a i n g l o r i o u s
6 [ PRITSE] ( )
profligacy [ P R I T S E S ] *
profligate [ ]
- || l a n d o w n e r ' s wife
( )
|| l a n d o w n e r ' s , l o r d l y
where)
prism ( )
o v e r w h e l m , stupefy, O |
s t u n , daze, stagger
s e r m o n ( )
preach <$> ' |
preacher ) (
price ( )
q u o t a t i o n (of a
( )n

manor
swagger, l o r d i t O '|
a w k w a r d , disagreeable, u n -
pleasant, e m b a r r a s s i n g
a w k w a r d n e s s , unpleas-
antness; embarrassment
p i m p l e A ( )
[ P A R N E S P A R N E Y S I M / P A R - ( )
NOSIM]
(Jew.)
one of the (elected)
heads of the c o m m u n i t y
l i v i n g , sub- [ P A R N O S E ] (m)
m a k e a l i v i n g ; |* h sistence
; || 1 have a j o b
eke o u t a l i v i n g
fry
|
pregnant (fig.)

predicate ( )
1 0 |
P h a r a o h [ P A R E ] ( )
p r e h i s t o r y n
prehistoric
p r e s i d i u m ( )
president )( T
presidential T
presidency ( )5
present, gift ( )
presentable
presentation ( )
present O |
preserve O
s c r a m b l e d eggs ( )
p r e t e n d <* ) ; O |
price)
s l u m p ( )
price list ( )
wheeze; puff (_ )
p a n t , wheeze, puff <$> |
Prussian;: c o c k r o a c h ( )
P r u s s i a n
Prussia ()*
1 ) (
first-rate,
tops
A p r i l Fool's D a y
p r i m a c y ( )
p r i m a r y (election, educa...
un-
t i o n , etc.)
p r i m i t i v e >
p r i m r o s e ( )
prince ( )
|| p r i n c i p l e ( )
scrupulous
(school) p r i n c i p a l )(
(matter) of p r i n c i p l e !.1
claim
o n p r i n c i p l e2.
||
princess ( )
fX)lice c o m m i s s i o n e r i n

Czarist Russia
priest )(
embers
chafe; i r k <S> |
(type of) c o o k i n g ( )
(to); c l a i m
( )
stove
306
486
[ P A R T S E F P A R T S u FIM]
()
pretense;
preten-
()
( c o n t . ) face, m u g
[PO'NEMPE'NEMER] ()
(fig.)
chapter;
sion
p r e t e n t i o u s , p r e s u m p t u -
face, p h y s i o g n o m y
ous
[ P E Y R E K P R O K I M ] ( )
| H c h a p t e r i n the
superb, gorgeous
"
Mishnah
(musical) prelude
( )
s t u d y the " E t h i c s of the F a t h e r s "
preliminary
(cf.
-)

af-
lecturer
prize,
^ )(
a w a r d ; bonus,
()
[PARshEPARshEs] ( )
fair; (Jew.)
s e c t i o n of the P e n t a t e u c h
simple, plain
[poshET]
[pshuTE-KEMAshMo'E]
rn
premier, prime
( )
minister
prime
(...)
literally
popular, plain
minister
[poshET] ' 6
popularity, sim-
o p e n i n g n i g h t , pre-
[PSIIAT PSIIOTIM] ( / )
|| |
simplicity
[PASIITES] op
[pshETL]
()
a w a r d , etc.)
>*
rod, bar
preposition
*|
[PAshRENPAshRo-
()
NIM]
mediation, con-
the
Hebrew
vi.
prefabricated
preference
make
m o r e precise,
[PAshRONish]
[PASEKII]
appears;
e.g.
precision
precinct
) (
& II precedent
5=[MA]
( )
unprecedented
h u s h ! quiet! m u m ' s the w o r d !

- *
specify m o r e f u l l y
the c o n s o n a n t u n d e r whose l e t t e r i t
( )
( ^ )
precise
sign _ , signifying the v o w e l [A] after

!
prefix
mediator
[PAshRONES] <*
vowel
( )
babble, mutter
ciliation
conciliatory
<$> |
( )
tion; patent medicine
promise

( * )0!8
( )
compound, prepara-
[ p s h o R E ] ( )
( )
press (newspapers)
[pshAT-po'shET]
|| c o m p r o m i s e
com-
ironing board
press; i r o n
simple/modest person
( )
pressing i r o n
( j )
iron
prestige
point
()
) (
(flat) i r o n ; press
[ ] <$> |
[PAshTNPAshTONiM]
(/ )
subtle/hair-splitting argument
q u i b b l e , stretch a
infer, i n t e r p r e t
literal

mi&re
r e c i p i e n t (of a p r i z e ,
m e a n i n g ; sense; l i t e r a l i n t e r p r e t a t i o n
quibbling,
()
[ ] ' 5
p l i c i t y (of a r t , l i t e r a t u r e , etc.)
literal

premium
precedent-setting
prairie
307
( )
photogenic
photographer
photograph;
*6
letter
^ )(
pho-
( )
55
h a v e one's p k
(lange[r]
fey)
lb(s).
Mr.
( ' ^ )$ 5
father
( ) $ 5
fatherly, paternal
phe, n a m e o f the
8 5
armchair, easychair
n a m e of the
easychair, armchair
( )
( )
( ' )5
manufacture
thread
...
( )
foreground
( )
n o t so g o o d
d e m a n d , c a l l for; necessi-
trade school, vocational
( )
<$> |
be r e q u i r e d , t a k e
be half d e a d
( )
( )
:8
h tate, r e q u i r e ; c l a i m vt., e x a c t
[ N E - S h (in the w i n d )
fan
(ship's) b o w
demand, requirement
(< )E> ) ( |
shoME]
! :
fore
(- )
professional
( )
A ( )
...
- || ...fold
bassoon
( )5
( )
manufacturer, maker
specialized t e r m
fly
( ) 5
manufacture, product
shelf
5 || trade j o u r n a l
fabricate
( ' )
|| v o c a t i o n a l , trade, s p e c i a l i z e d
O | 5
factory, plant
( )
trade, s p e c i a l t y , v o c a t i o n ;
flop;
=B
fable
m a n u f a c t u r e , t u r n out,
( )
lobby
5 ( | | ) letter S
|| c r o c k e r y
letter
5 '
kerchief, s h a w l
80
-
()
' $ 5
paternity
expert, professional
[FEY]
(the m u s i c a l note) F
(. )w
w a v e , fan,
a t the e n d of a w o r d ;
5 f- p i c t u r e (of)
fatal
threefold
[ F E Y ] / S
O | 5 $ 5
ture t a k e n
fatherland
Yiddish
numerical value (identical w i t h
tography
photograph, take a
of the
alphabet; pronounced [F]; w r i t t e n
f o r w a r d , front
anteroom
school
*8
(...)

) (
pheasant
( )
phase, stage
f a l l , d r o p ; case, c o n t i n g e n c y ( )
308
( )
484
?6
popular
'$6
folk j o k e
republic
i n a n y case, a n y h o w ,
$ 6 f w r i t e r
popular, of/for plain
i n the e v e n t
$6'*
|| b y no m e a n s
people
popularity
6 6 ( ot
'B || a t best
* ^ '
folksong
folktale
( *> ) $ 6

flabby
( $ 6 ' )
p u b l i c school
v e r n a c u l a r language
p leat
fold,
( )$6
( )$ 6
w r o n g , erroneous, i n c o r r e c t ;
)0 | $ 6
misinform
d i s o b e y ; defy;
it's
( )B f( sb.) says
! $ $ h be
|$6
parachute
obedience
retinue
( ' )5 *
flat
pitfall
' 6
( )
familiar
(frying) p a n
flag
be
6 A ( )6
fanatic
headlight
fold
( )6
0 ' | 6
hawk
people, e t h n i c g r o u p ,
(|$)
( )6
( 6 ) ^ *
1
nation;
( )$ ' 6
( )
()
... $ B
folklore
s t u d y of folklore
' $ 5
popular;
[ZY] 6
'6
fantasy
309
people's;
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' $ $ &
$ $ 8
$ B
visionary
()
folk
populace
(8 | )5
pledge, forfeit
fancy;
( ' )6 ^ 6
fold
( ' )$ 6
( )$
visionary
O | 6 ^ 6
forgery
fund
[ZY]
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falsify; forge
catch, capture
tentacle
catch, capture
' fi ||
B f- o c c u r to
' ) ( 6
imagination,
(5| ) 6
exhausted
()$5
fanatic
( )8
6 pB B || d r o p vt.
( ' )$ $ 6
fanaticism
'
billow
fall u p o n , s t r i k e ; (rev. con.)
|| s u c c u m b to
)( / 6
8 A ( 6 / ) $ 6
phonograph
( ^ )
fall, d r o p vi., t u m b l e
[LY] ' 6
plane; background
dreamer,
^ '
treachery
family
(...)/ 5
farm, ranch
f a m i l y name (last n a m e ) ; ( ' ) 5
1$8
( $ 8 ' )
<$> ' | 6
hypocrisy, duplicity;
obedient, docile
' ' 6
counterfeiting
cheat; sing/play
,($)
( )w ' 6
counterfeit
naughty
quite a distance
fallacious
fallacy
|| obe
B h o b e y , t a k e the a d v i c e (of)
B f terfeit; h y p o c r i t i c a l , faithless
||
8 A ( )/ 8
do as
sour (note); false, fake, s h a m , c o u n 5
|| at w o r s t , i f worse comes to worst
[MAYSE] ( )$ 6
census
B j |
pB '6 h a t a l l events
$ 6
public;
...^
public
$6'
I- e t h n i c ;
ethnic
'$6
people's
^ ' F c h a r a c t e r
folk
health
483
$ 6
science
fiction
factor
imaginative
(...) $
texture; invoice
|| a c t u a l , real,
( ' )5
virtual
6 .1
than;
by;
(be
facsimile
( ^ )
(stressed)
out
as;
||
me
( )
( )
bunting
fanfare
( )
speak w i t h a t w a n g
||
barrel
talk through
<S> | $
()
| t a k e
string
lead
( ' )5
|| | bean
( ) $ 5
bean
handicap
pre-
|| p r e l i m i n a r y
||
..
pauperize
|| t r a v e l
baste imp.
( )
sadden
be
prejudice,
bias
( )
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phosphorus
()
nated)
fascinate
d a n d y , fop
faculty
| * $ || u n b i a s e d
(university
()
O |
( )
^
division)

focus; t r i c k
prejudiced
sentence, d o o m
focus vt/vi
O |
last year's
f a s c i n a t i o n (being fasci-
O ' |
taminate
||
(| )
O ' |
morose, dejected, d i s m a l
p o l l u t e , defile, c o n -
()
fossil
O ' |
despondent,
type
basting stitch
desecrate
style,
fast
...
[ F A R E V Y E N ] O | 5
travel agency
gloomy,
make,
keep u p appearances
liminary conversations
travel agent
one's h a t
facade
the
*/
( )
6 || | lead (in a game)

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phonetic
short trip, ride
( ) $
nasal, twangy
|| pre
( )
phoneme
own
( )
phonetics
flagstaff
a p a r t , i n d e p e n d e n t ( l y ) , separate ( l y ) ;
pre-war
Rus-
banner
etc.);
( p r i o r t o , ... ago
fiction

sians
(grasp)
(fear, j o y ,
before
material
veneer
before, i n front of, a h e a d of;
the
(of)
|| for me
give
Russian;
. 1
* .2 | favor
of
tic)
fantastic, fabulous
(hum.)
( )
considered)
from,
|-
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fox t r o t
for;
( ^ )
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( 5 )
( || _* ) p r o
(unstressed)
fountain
science
jobber
be for, be i n
( )
torch
O |
phantom
fantastic ( l i t e r a r y / d r a m a -
fact, i n effect
factual
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fancy; (day)dream
r e a l l y , i n fact; as a m a t t e r of 2.
agent, b r o k e r ,
( )$ 5
O | )( $
| | ) ( fact, r e a l i t y
( )
data
310
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impoverished, destitute,
*$ 6
5 *|$ || g r u d g e ( )( )
squalid
impoverish
color, d y e , p a i n t
6
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be offended (at), h a v e a g r u d g e
O '| $85
hidden; latent
( )6
I beg
forbidden
[( a s s o c i a t i o n , u n i o n
l a y b y , p u t aside
immortalize,
dress
o i l y (soiled)
.1
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association, u n i o n ;
unite,
c o n n e c t i o n , tie, c o n -
combine
< || <c o n n e c t e d
8 . 1 !)!
passing; i n
||
s c o r n , despise
validate; make
('5)| 5'
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come true
there i s / a r e
.1 ' 5
.2 ( m o m e n t a r y
passer-by
bend
responsible
responsibility
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sullen, s u l k y
6'
available
) 5 || decree
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vicarious
O '| 5
(' )6
injunction
s t i t u t e teacher
6 || decree, e n a c t
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enjoin
311
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plow under
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( ' )6
|| s u b s t i t u t e
u*
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a n c h o r vt.
vt/vi
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B
( ) $'6*
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replacement
5*
6 '
/ || a v a i l a b l e , present
one's s t r i d e
b o w pf,
$8
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contemptible
( ) 8
6 '
!$ 6
( ' 6 | | )
passing, t r a n s i e n t ,
sub-
O '| 6
contemptuous
.2 | gone ( m o r i b u n d )
elapse
in
internalize
$ 5
passage
pass;
O | 6
a w e e k ago
exacerbate
5 h of
puzzle, intrigue
last w e e k ' s
O ' | 8
crawl past
O | 5
scorn, contempt
be c o n n e c t e d ( w i t h ) ; i n v o l v e
pass ( w a l k i n g p a s t ) ,
| 5
h u n i f y
t a k e a n interest (in) pf.()
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gone, o v e r , p a s t ; as g o o d as
c a t c h the interest
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junction
|| p a s t
vt.,
u n i t e vi.
( ' )6
make bitter; embitter;
' 5
O |
book
( )
unification
United Nations
| $ 5
[SY] 5
j - latent
barricade. O * |5
block (by construction)
!6
( ' )6
trade-union
conceal
0
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O ' | 5
| $ 5 $ || u n i o n
.&$5) | $ 8
go d e e p l y i n t o d e b t
adapt
O | 8
concealed,
2
petuate
( ' )8 6
(a w o u n d )
hidden,
O ' | 6
per-
$ 8 6 *
'$' $
resent
y o u r p a r d o n , forgive me
U n i o n of S o v i e t S o c i a l i s t R e p u b l i c s
b a n d a g e pf.,
fi / h
!$6,$6
()
( a g a i n s t ) ; t a k e offense, t a k e amiss,
| $ 5
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remain, stay
_6
(6 | )6
fade
O | 5
stunned
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infatuation
( )5
replaceable
replace; supplant,
( 5 ) _| 8
r e p l a c e m e n t , sub-
supersede
( ) 6
b l i n d , d a z z l e pf.; d e l u d e O | 6
delusion
stitute
( ' * )6
color, d y e , s t a i n
transitory
($6/$<) | 6
imp.
invitation
( )6
invite
(6)| 6
c o v e r w i t h a bed-
('6)| 6
let pass
_|2.
b i t e (one's l i p s ) ; eat
get a l o n g i n g
($8_6 | )$5|_6
(in a vehicle); miss
pass ( i n
pass
flight)
(in
<$ >o | 5
improvement
O
(' )5
)(
miss
miss (in
shooting)
vt/vi
preview
5
proval
O | 5
c o n d e m n ; reject, dis-
a p p r o v e of
b r o t h e r h o o d ; frawiden; extend; am-
O '| 5
plify
scald,
boil,
soak
in
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boiling water; brew

c r i m e , offense, w r o n g felony
(voice)
fi
tie;
()
( )
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(chemical) c o m p o u n d ; a m a t o r y l i a i be i n c o n t a c t < <5 ( |* - s o n

contact
B | h ( w i t h )
l i a i s o n officer
tie, b i n d ; l i n k ,
( ) 6
( | ) 6
j o i n ; c o n n e c t , r e l a t e ; c o m b i n e , assoj o i n vi., c o n tact,
< <5 h c i a t e vt.
communicate
(with),
get
in
touch with
(tea)
stubborn, grim, dogged;
truculent
colorful
c r i m e rate
' 5
muddy
O ' | $ 6
crime
( * ) 6
misguided, lost; mav-
$ 8
:($8)
|5
5 H w r i n g one's h a n d s
break
criminal
rogues' g a l -
connection,
B | H d o i n g
criminal
O ' | 8
liaison
( ' ) 6
ternal union
( ^ * )
cheapen
nel, etc.)
miss
($_'6) | | 6
O | $5
condemnation, disap-
flight);
( )$ 8
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reform
freeze (funds, p e r s o n -
( )5 6
(6_'5 | )6|_6
for, get h o m e s i c k (for)

i m p r o v e vt/vi;
( * ) .1 _6
(()5)
(after a s t r o n g d r i n k )
pass
'
ing
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|| dessert
spread
nostalgic; wishful, yearn-
) ( 5
( )$ ' ^ 5
lery
crime
criminal
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erick
= ($' S | )
$6
$ 5
lose one's w a y , get
O | $ 5
l o s t ; go a s t r a y , s t r a y
b l o c k pf.
O | $ 6
b l o o d y (clothes etc.)
O ' | 6
permanent
480
16
(( )5) |
n o t begrudge,
( / ) 5 h not e n v y ; i n d u l g e
envy,
vt.
5 ( afford; i n d u l g e i n v i .
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|8
('8/0)
enjoy oneself, h a v e a
keep c o m p a n y
be too s t i n g y t o
s p i l l ; shed (tears,
r e c r e a t i o n a l , social
spend
8 | begrudge; be jealous of
poisoning
8 ( ( time)
8 | g o o d t i m e
8 * || |go o u t
( $ 8 ) | 8
8 *\ |- w i t h
t a k e out (a girl)
b l o o d ) ; c o v e r (by p o u r i n g )
advance ( ' $ 8 / 0 ) | | $ 8
( ) 88*
s t a r r y (eyes)
(claims etc.)
' $ 8
party
O | $ 8
r o l l u p (eyes)
(rev.
..8
burning,
( )8
combustion;
( ' ( )8 ) * - | 8
cremation
c o n . ) get a desire for
b u r n e d ; a r d e n t , zealous
h a r d e n ($ 8 | ) 8
' 8
( 8 ' | )8
burn
v i . , congeal, c o a g u l a t e , j e l l
|j
down
O ' | ) ( 8
jell v t / v i
bigoted
b u r n vt.; s c o r c h ; c r e m a t e O | 8
'8
bigotry
stare (at)
bifurcation
amazed
rape
( )8
comparative
comparable
_ 8
O | 8
1
personify
_ 8
placable, f o r g i v i n g
( 8 / 0 ) |
8 8
8 ' 8
(' )8
rape
satisfaction, c o m -
' h t r i m , e v e n off
incom-
O | 8
( )$8
amazement
()
( ): 8
comparison
perfect
O | 8
|| glaze (eyes)
compare /.;
past
O | 8
d e v e l o p b l i n d faith i n
simile
set (sun); p a s t
n 8
'8 II e n t r u s t , confide vt.
O '| 8
soil w i t h d r i v e l
have blind faith i n
O | 8 8
8
(8) 8
p e n s a t i o n , redress; damages, i n d e m -
c o m p a r e v i . 8 | p a r a b l e
nity
( ' 8 ) | 8
smooth over;
live d o w n
;8
(a
task,
,
lesson);
|| pass ( a w a y ) ; (sun)
be c o n v u l s e d , h a v e
||
dense v t / v i
God-speed
Pf
( )
adoration, worship, idol-
fit
(of
penetrate
^8
( ) 8 h nant
laughing,
go so far t h a t
forerunner
acceleration, speed-
crying
etc.)
8
(*^ )
( ' )8
up

speed u p , acceler-
izing
adore, w o r s h i p , idolize
set;
conceive, become preg-
O ' | ) ( 8
O | 8
( ; / |* )
,8
*condone,
memorize; remember
ephemeral,
t r a n s i t o r y , t r a n s i e n t , passing
*forgive
thicken, con-
8 5 | m a k e a m e n d s (to)
momentary,
| *
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assign
redress
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assignment
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compensate, r e p a y ,
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313
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479
5
withered
$$
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wither
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(reli-
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fare
pleasurable
vi.
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j o y , d e l i g h t , pleasure ( ) / *
oblivion
56
g i o u s l y ) ecstatic, a b s o r b e d i n pious
forget
thoughts
forget-me-not
s t u n , daze
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digestion
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let, r e n t , lease
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odd
traffic j a m
bury
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ground, found
prepare,
pro-
f a c i l i t a t i o n ; relief
facilitate,
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lighten,
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ease; r e l i e v e
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boorish, ignorant
( - b l a m e her for i t ?
cover
thicken
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untimely
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enlargement
(of a
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magnifying
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picture)
resentment, c h a g r i n ; ( ' <$ 8
glass
h a v e a resent- <' >fi | * $ | p i t y

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( - m e n t
enlargement
(against)
lamentable;
increase
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B ( m a g n i f y ; a u g m e n t
$5
vi.,
enlarger
irksome
d i s t o r t e d , perverse; pre-
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enlarge, increase vt.,
it is a p i t y (that)
grievous,
worried,
g r o w bigger
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[FARDAYGET]
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careworn
occupied
turn
pf;
turn
off
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(faucet), t u r n d o w n ; g a r b l e , t w i s t ;
t u r n vi.;
denounce, c o n d e m n
' 6 ( d i s t o r t , misrepresent
be i n d e b t e d
of)
()
for, o w e
vice
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corruption
bother
irk,
( ( ) $ 6 )
*-
5 '
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be d e l a y e d
(cause/state
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vide i n advance
she is n o t t o be b l a m e d (for)
-*
()
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( ) 0
0 ' | 8
i n c o r r e c t ; c o r r u p t (text)
or, a n t e c e d e n t
can I
0 | 6
full o f errors, i n a c c u r a t e ,
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prior, previous, anteri-
how
ment
entitled to
(for)
( $ 5 ' )
throttle
job
blame
( $ 5 ' )
b o g ( 5 ) ( | )5
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d o w n vi.
e a r n , deserve, m e r i t , be
||
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()
premonition, presenti-
(as lessor)
earning(s)
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oblivion
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digest
>$ 5
corrupt
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( )6
($6)| 6
corrupt, depraved
h u r t ; (rev. con.) be s o r r y , resent, be
depravity
y e e v e d (at)
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5
preventive
tuck up
preoccupied, bustling
(| )
sanctify
tie-up
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delay, detain,
O ' |
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tie
up,
deafen ( w i t h l o u d sound)
r a t i o ; *relation
( )mp
stop ( b y b r a k i n g ) ;
baffle

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negotiations, p a r l e y ;

proceedings
(membership,
lead (in a g a m e ) ,
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have
( ) $8
advantage,
despised, hateful
audition
turn up
snag, d e a d l o c k , impasse
deadlock
6
jam,
( i n a s u r p r i s i n g p l a c e ) ; r o a m far f r o m
...
become
get snagged
...
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deadlocked;
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management; manag-
hardened;
hardy,
sturdy; callous
(
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harden v i .
ter, m a n a g e
manager; steward
h a r d e n vt., t e m p e r
)( 5
hard-earned;
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weary
with toil
a g e r i a l class
c l o u d y , overcast
cloud over v i .
concealed
$6
s t a r v i n g , famished
O ^ |
c o n v e r s i o n ; *trans-
starve v i .
( )5
have a fit of
O ' | 5
( ' 5 ) | 8
formation
convertible
c o n v e r t ; *turn,
coughing
preventive
( )O |
prevention
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why
reason
water down, dilute
be
(at)
( )
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management; man-
an
(on)
p r i s i n g place)
adminis-
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( )5
s t a l l v i . ; get s t u c k , r e a c h
impasse;
home
O ,|5$
( || )_s l a m ; s n a g
($ ^ | )
t u r n u p (in a sur-
>$
hope
O | 5
far f r o m home, homeless
()
h a v e the l e a d (over)
( )
e x a m i n e ; miss (mishear)
precedence
the a d v a n t a g e (of),
/crocheting
interrogation, hearing;
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negotiate ( )S || sell O |
p u n i s h m e n t , etc.)
h o o k ; close b y h o o k i n g
O ' |

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suspend
constipate
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curtain);
arrest;
be d e l a y e d
s t u c k (in s p e a k i n g )
stop,
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rise
c o v e r (as w i t h
( | )

s t a m m e r , s t u t t e r ; get
( )
detention; constipation
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modernize
;
p r e v e n t i v e , pre-
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5
(/ ' * )5
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caution
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prevent, forestall,
O ' | 5
s t a v e off
315
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5 5 h a v e r t
477
fuzzy, b l u r r e d
b l u r , efface
traffic l a n e ; v e h i c u l a r
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indeed, verily
0 | 6
- $ 5
c o n v e y a n c e s , vehicles ( c o l l . ) !* $ 5
f o r
e w o
rd,
( ' $ 6 ) >* $$6*
( $ 6 ' )
pavement
preface
( ( )6 ) | 5
bet (sb.)
neglect,
O ^ ! ^ ^
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abandon
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cheapen
$ B
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misplace;
(rev.
B || p e l t w i t h
con.) get a d e s i r e / y e n
( ^ ( )
( ( )6 $ 5 ) | 5
h turn into
for
be t u r n e d i n t o
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fade, w i t h e r , w i l t v i .
f a r a w a y , s e c l u d e d ; cast-
away
i n c o n f u s i o n ; *utilize
injunction
forbid,
prohibit, ban,
O | 6
enjoin
injure, w o u n d
O ' | 8
( )5
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astonishment
be

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B || a s t o n i s h
( ) 5 h outlaw
f o r w a r d , ahead, o n w a r d ;
in advance
astonished
.1 ' $ 6
6 / \ r i n a d v a n c e
|| progress; lead the w a y

be one
O | $5
v u l n e r a b l e (to)
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wordy
B || r o o t
take root
( ' )( )6
p r o h i b i t e d ; off-limits
wilt v i .
push forward
jump
B || |
ahead
l u l l (to sleep)
effeminate
(of)
O | 5
pleas- _5 || pleasure
O || $6
advance, advancement
precursor, fore-
$8
pastime, recreation,
( _ )
entertainment
runner
e n t e r t a i n , amuse, d i v e r t
()
||
have
p r e d i c t , forecast
propel
( )$ $
tearful, b l e a r y
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whiten
w il d , *||
barbarized
( |_| ) ^ $
devastate, rav-
forum
be
( )
age, l a y w a s t e
wrapped; involved, comentangle
( )
entanglement

O | 5
( )
spice
warn
careful i n the future (not to...)

assembly, meeting
plicated, intricate
( )O | $ 6
6 | d i r e c t ;
5*
( * | )
O | 8 | 9 5
pass the w o r d ( t o ) ;
'
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* $ 8
conceived
prefabricate
||
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devastation, ravage
B h a n t i c i p a t e
a d v a n c e d ; a d v a n c e ; pre-
enjoy oneself
( 5 ^ ' $ 6 )
be i n prospect
O |
fun
tive
p r e d i c t i o n , forecast
..._'
ure b o a t
( ' ) $ 5
a n t i c i p a t e d ; prospec-
foresee,
O |
_ 5
soften, temper, subdue
| | $ 5 f f o r w a r d
predetermine
1 ^
( | ) ^
(pB) fi $ |
a h e a d , 2.
$ 5
O >!|
i n t e r c h a n g e ( t w o things)
prohibition, ban,
)( $ 6 *
O |

!
( ) 5
316
476
remain
6
c o n v e n e , assemble,
($ 5 | )
O | ) ( 6
gather
an old maid
m o n s t e r , freak
()
plant; pawn
rust
flyleaf
6
welfare
O |
peach
wel-
( ) 5
amaze,
[FARKhiDEsh]
be sur-
5 \- astonish, surprise
furnish, provide,
| 6
[FARKIIOLEMT]
[FARKhALEshT]
sample
6 S || taste
O | 6
6
sink,
)( $ 6
a b s o r b e d , engrossed, r a p t
O | $ 6
stock with
lackadaisical
uncon-
$ 6
6 h t a k e c a r e of
provider
prised
dreamy,
( S | )
scious, i n a faint
seal
fort
dawn, daybreak
16
( )$5
sowing
independent
independence
( ' | $ 6 ) .1 ' $ 5
careful, cautious
be engaged,
self-interested
(' )B * | o c c u p i e d
6
;5
,'5
,'6)
assure; assert, affirm;
('5
;^
m a k e sure (of a
,6
use u p , spend
H be
engrossed (in)
(re)double vt/vi
absorbed
$ 5 *
d r u g , dope
( * )6
muffler
( )
confuse
B : O ' | 6
sin pf., c o m m i t a sin B h c o m p l a i n

become en-
(6) | 6
grossed
sweeten
O | 6
chairman,
preside (over)
hideout
O | 6
c h a i r (manship)
( ) 5
| 6
obscure, eclipse
B
' | 5
B h insure
result)
one c a n n o t
deafen, d a z e ; d r u g ; muffle O | 6
black out;
( )
( )B ||
O | )( $ 6
blackout
assertion, profession ( ' ) 6

(in)
(of belief); i n s u r a n c e
'|* $2.
darken,
O | 6
engrossed, r a p t ; off one's g u a r d ; pre-
get
( ' )
O | 6
sow pf.
1 >O ' | 6
down
O | 6
h e m pf.
$ 6
) ( $ 5
astounded, giddy
absorbed,
seal
(' )$6
bog
[FARKhASME] O | 6
nevertheless, yet, after a l l , s t i l l
worker
' $ 6
supply, equip, provide,
depressed, dejected
' $ 8
S 6 | | fare state
apprehensive; worried
[FARKh0YshEK.hr] 5
department
s u p p l y ; keep
in debt
gloomy,
f-
[MELUKhE] 6 h
be o n welfare
i n d e b t e d , deep [ F A R K I I O Y F T ] 5 6
( )$
$ 6 || welfare
welfare
s q u i n t vi.
vt/vi
O | 6
be d e l a y e d
O | 8
|B || r u s t y
|| s q u i n t /.
|| miss (by a r r i v i n g late)
HP ' 6
(fig.)
$6'
(pB) S * h c h a i r
oversight, s l i p
(! )6
('6
O | 6
$ 6
( )
;6
(?' )
/)
'|1
neglect, o v e r l o o k
317
68
475
t h o u g h t f u l , p e n s i v e ; off
...6
& '
defensive
one's g u a r d
contrive,
()
sink into thought;

ponder
h a r r i e d , pre-
defense
defend; p l e a d for
B H conceive
O ' | 6
defensive
< <S ( reflect
interpretation; trans-
[FARTORET] 6
...TS
( ' ) 6
(! )6
l a t i o n (esp. f r o m H e b r e w i n t o Y i d -
occupied
confide (to) vt/vi
dish)
( )O | ) (
mournful, sad
i n t e r p r e t ; t r a n s l a t e (esp.
expel, dispossess, ( 5 ) | 5
O | 5
from Hebrew into Y i d d i s h )

interpreter;
()
e x i l e ; pass (the t i m e )
get some-
5 : O | 5
distribution
t h i n g i n one's eye
chaser; d r i n k
(after
h a n d i n g t h i n g s out)
hide, conceal
O _| 5
annihilation, extermina-
' 6
food)
(| )5
d r i n k (after
( )S h ey) o n
drink
tion, destruction
d r y or s a l t y f o o d ) ; w a s h d o w n
d r y , a r i d , stale
representation
represent
decimate, annihilate, O
( )
()
depression, d i p , recess
( ) 5 5
engrossed, a b s o r b e d
fortify
(build
for-
flood
(eyes)
t i f i c a t i o n s in)
( )
(/0)|
tearful
( ) $5
pore over, become
( )O | 5
a b s o r b e d / e n g r o s s e d (in), d e l v e i n t o
deepen vt/vi
ready,
water
stumble
(on);
get
snagged
drive away
2.
( )/ ^
apron
( ) /
grand piano
relegate to a n
' 5
[FARTOFL] O |
inferior place
wicket; skylight; port-
O ' |
( ^ )
hole
a J e w i s h c h a r a c t e r to, g i v e a J e w i s h
tolerance
form to
21. | a b s e n t - m i n d e d
O ' | 5
^
.1
orphaned
[FARYOSEMT]
c a r r y a w a y ; bear,
tipsy
[FARKOYSET]
h endure, tolerate, s t o m a c h
spellbound
( ' )$ 5
desperate
rejuvenate
ripe
expedient, t r i c k
dull, dulled
|h through (with)
[FARYIESIIT] 5
make more Jewish; lend
.1
made;
through
O |
()
ready-
(on)
( )
extremely busy
O | )( 8 '
finished;
|| prepare
( )
pick a quarrel (with)
despairing,
get
O |
c a t c h vi.; b r u s h against,
||
fortification
( | )
|| hook, snag, c a t c h
' 5
| $
deputy; substitute; proxy

proxy vote
' | 6
exterminate, destroy
(| )
representative,
( )
d i s t r i b u t e ; o m i t (sb. w h i l e O | 5
( )
spend (mon-
5
translator
(| )
intolerable
[ ]
318
474
forerunner, pre-
( )
5
enchant,
[FARKishEF] O | 5
cursor
l o s t ; bewildered,
flustered;
bewitch, charm
seizure, c a p t u r e
p o a c h e d (eggs)
be lost
( 5 | * )
$
i n love ( w i t h )
fall i n love ( w i t h )
( )6
seize, c a p t u r e ; u s u r p ,
| 5
e n c r o a c h , a r r o g a t e ; c a p t i v a t e , fasci-
nip in
h n a t e ; forestall
( )
the
( )O | 5
patient, indulgent
patience, indulgence, en-
fascinating
conqueror
( ^ )
awe, d r e a d
durance
bud
' *8 $
d r e a d , fearful, fearsome
$ 5
*$ 5
personify; i n c a r n a t e
O |
choke i n drink-
p r o p o s a l , suggestion
( ^ )
i n g , gag (on); d r o o l w i t h e n t h u s i a s m
mislay, misplace; clog;
O | 5
fold
( a r m s ) ; set
(trap);
p l u n g e i n t o , set
(over)
establish,
cloudy
5 t found
( ) ,
one's h e a r t o n
propose, suggest;
( )O | 6
( ! ) $
( < )S> | | $
()
p u b l i s h i n g house
offer, v o l u n t e e r ( t o ) ; m o v e (a resolu-
reliable,
facilitate;
deserted, desolate, for-
( )
lighten,
d e n y , d i s c l a i m , disundeniable
|| lose
g r o w , let g r o w (beard, n a i l s ,
( )
depend,
O | $'
you
' ) ( $ h coent
lost; become
use up ( m o n e y ) for l i v i n g
p a t c h pf.
'
flustered
()
lengthen v i .
extension cord
O | 8
become b l o o d s h o t
* 5
extinguished
praise, c o m m e n d
( )
,5

course
()! )
O |
, ( )
6 *
6
( )
)( B ; ( | ) 6
trate
scathing
$ 6
O | 6
O
S h p r o l o n g
$ 8
film)
! 5 ||
)(
a n n i h i l a t e , ravage, pros-
$5
become c o v e r e d w i t h (as w i t h a
S | H p l e x i t y
l e n g t h e n , e x t e n d vt.,
(on)
( ' )8
desire, r e q u i r e , ask for
( )
publishing
etc.)
O |
r e q u e s t ; desire, w i s h
O |
o l d , stale
e m b a r r a s s m e n t , per-
&h
m a y be sure t h a t
( $ 5 / 5 ) |
extension
' S ||
rely,
B ( o w n , renounce
publisher
*.1 $ 5
<S> | ' |
lose one's bearings, become
embarrass
$5
leave vt.; desert, q u i t ; neglect, fail vt.
relieve
read aloud
authoritative
* ) ( *
relief
( ' )8
trustworthy,
tion)
forelady
h a n t i c i p a t e , h e a d off, forestall
h a p p e n (to)
'
319
(>
473
mediation
indirect
m e d i a t e , go between
intermediary,
mediator,
next t o last
0 | 5
()
go-between;
p u t out, t u r n off,
($| )
middleman,
e x t i n g u i s h , douse
farm
jobber
avoid, prevent
( | )
moderate; commute
O ' |
decrease
( )
property, holdings
own,
(sentence)
d i m i n i s h pf.,
lessen,
to
owner
^ ) (
ownership
'
f o r m a t , size (of a b o o k
( )
mercialization
etc.)
[ ] 8 6
l i t t e r vt.
formative
O ' |
(act of) f o r m a t i o n
tired, weary
( )
form
O |
m i x pf., c o n c o c t ; confuse;
O |
tire, fatigue
close, s h u t (down)
mix
[FARMishPET]
vt/vi
formality
( * )5
foreman
sentence (sb.)
r e p o r t (the
lure pf.
formation
(thing
O | 5
O | 5
()
pharmacist
[FARMASER] O | 5
form, grammatical item
(profession of)
$5
( )
phar-
pharmaceutical
macy
( )$ 5
)(
well-to-do, of substance,
formed)
( )$ 5
performer of a p r o h i b i t e d act)

(^ )
m a s k , disguise
to
( $ 5 ) $ '
( c o n d e m n , c o n v i c t ; d o o m
formula
8 6
O | 5
formal
[ ] ( )
()
O | )(
implicate
conviction
possess
afford (the p u r c h a s e of)
[FARMi'sKhERUNG] 5
commercialized
!<
( ' )$ 5
( O ; ( ) $ 5 | ) * ( ) $
able
amount)
decline vi.
com-
be
'| 5
|| decrease (in n u m b e r or
)( 5
emaciated
of m e a n s
w o r k t o d e a t h ; ( ) O |
8 $ 5
possession, estate
( * ) 5
e x h a u s t ( w i t h t a s k s , questions, etc.)
. . . || a v a s t s u m
:5
formulation, wording
formal
(sport) c o m p e t i t i o n ,
d r a w u p , draft
( )

make loath-
contest
c o m p e t e , vie
t a k e o n , 5'
c o v e r u p , efface
tire
O |
||
|| assay
) (
[FARMIES] O | 5
some, m a k e u n p l e a s a n t
( | )
|| t a k e as one's goal
( )
f o r m u l a t e , w o r d , p h r a s e ; O | $ 5
it is s u r p r i s i n g h o w m u c h ...

challenge
m o r n i n g , forenoon
( ^ )
O | 5
vehicle, c o n v e y a n c e
(*< )p ^
320
472
sew u p
annihilate,
O | 5
()
farmer
|6*
increase
) ( 6
(in n u m b e r s ) ;
destroy
consumption, expenditure
use u p , consume, u t i l i z e
b u l k , v o l u m e ; scope,
' 5
farming
O |
m u l t i p l y vt/pf,
( )
bulky
take up; occupy;
reproduce,
d a r n pf.
8 5
surly
pawn,
foggy, h a z y
mortgage
. 6 | ) ( 6*
8 5
5' , 6=6
O | 5
wet
d r i v e , ride vi., go
O | 5
farce
(by
( )5
lose one's b r e a t h
vehicle);
$ 5
dusk, evening
S
notorious,
O | 5
8 5
i n f a m o u s ; dis-
8 '
( ' )8
seduce, entice
O | $ 5
b a i t , d e c o y , lure
O | 6
( * )6
Fahrenheit
[ ] ( )
bore t h o r o u g h l y , bore t o
[FARS(A)KJ1AKL] O | 5
drool
poison
tears
stinking
out-of-date,
self-
[ ] ( )
S f be
= 6 || i n front, a h e a d
(8) O | 6
dated, ob-
form, shape
n a r r o w vt/vi
front
rivet
bow
bow vt/vi;
d i p vt/vi
negate
' | 8
321
*8 ^
( )
O | )( 6
negation
8 .1 $6
[ N y ] O ' | 8
( )
O | )( 5
O
in
( ).2 || 5
front
8 5
( solete
completion
conclude,
8 5
engaged
centered
[FARIPESIIT]
obsolescent
complete,
6 * || b u s y ; o c c u p i e d
O |
[FARSA'M] O | 5
get a s p l i n t e r (in)
'6
O | 5
up
poisoning
reputable
a head
sum
( ' )6
toward evening
Pf
summation
O | $
O ' | 5
force (an issue), b r i n g t o
O |
jot down
insure pf.; u n d e r w r i t e O |
traffic l i g h t ; go-ahead
journey
w o r m one's w a y in(to)
shorthand
go o n s t r i k e
voyage,
( )B || lure, entice
| 8 $
baste ( i n sewing)
imp.;
S h
b o n v o y a g e , h a v e a nice t r i p
O | $ 6
($6 | ) $ 6
sail
( ) $ 6 || ride vt.
short-winded
take down i n
m 8
[FARMAshKN] O | 6
( t r a d e ) ; t a k e care of
breathless, o u t of b r e a t h ,
O | 5
gloomy, melancholy
|| beat i t ! ! | ' ) ( - (right, left)
cloud, dull, muddle
||
propagate
[FARMOREshKhoYRET] 8
( perceive
go a b o u t , engage i n , p l y
O | 6
increase i n n u m b e r ; breed,
(6) | 6
t u r n , veer, head
<* '
augment
stature
o c c u p a t i o n (of t e r r i t o r y )
16
reproduction
( )
O | 6
471
6
( )h t a n g l e ; entangle
become
8
end,
finish,
terminate
e n t a n g l e d (in), r u n afoul of
spring
[FARPEYSEKh]
pollution
season,
put
into
, _
)(
O ! ' |
flavor
the
' 5
pollute
O " ' |
excuse, justification;
( )
O |
solution
|$$$
show-cause
()
m i n u t e s ; b o o k (an arrested person)

glorify
persecution
e x p l a i n oneself,
m a k e excuses, apologize
)(
( )n $ 5 6 "
O |
persecute
( i r o . ) busy
O | $ *
. 1
i t ' s no use! w h a t ' s d o n e is
last
()

stubborn,
drive in, turn

in
vi.,
put
(at
traveler, rider
deterioration
lodge
w o r s e n vt., a g g r a v a t e ,
w o r s e n vi.,
(pocket
etc.)
de-
)( 5
( )
also ( h u m . ) d i p ' j - t e m p o r a r i l y
' j i n t o
be (come) s t u b b o r n
hotel),
[ ]
dogged, tenacious
[FARAKsh'N]
( | ) ^
up
obstinate,
m e a l before a fast

[ F A R E Y S E K T ]
o .2 j |
done!
the
O ' |
5 ( exacerbate
teriorate
h e a d off
rotten, putrid, decayed
decay,

()
( $ | )
'
r o t pf.
fully, completely; a p l e n t y
fill
perfect
establish/implant
b o t c h , b u n g l e vt.
black
out;
make
b u n g l e vt., m a k e
O | 6
a mess of
seduction
O 6
'|8
ornament
firmly
adorn
seal pf. ( w i t h a m e t a l
' 8
O | 6
O | $ 6
O _'| 55
seal)
( ' ) 56
O
vt/vi
o | ) ( 6
jumble
'
'| 5
slow d o w n , s l a c k e n
timetable, ( t r a v
( ...) $ 6
' |
eling) schedule
b i t t e r (life, lot)
will-o'-the wisp
|| r e t a r d
p a c k u p vt/vi
O ' ) ( ] 5
refine
blackout
($)
O ' |
v e s t e d (interest)
(re-
H q u i r e m e n t s )
O | 5
l o s t ; hopeless, d o o m e d
eat
O ' |
excuse, j u s t i f y , e x p l a i n , satisfy
plify
blight
' 5
solve, settle, resolve;
fade vi., become b l i g h t e d
' )( 6
soluble ( p r o b l e m )
[ ] ( )
[FARPo'shETER] O
sim-
order
O |
overcrowded
simplification
vt.
t e r m i n a t e vi.
$ 6
( )55
entanglement
(' )55
snare,
322
muddle,
O | $ * 8
( ' )$ 6
O
'|$6
470
68
fence
( )6
fence i n ; b a r
O | 6
despair, d e s p e r a t i o n
||
start, strike up
engage (sb.) i n c o n -
despair
bring
be
(sb.) t o t r i a l
seducer
(| * ) ^
farfl, a t y p e of noodles
braided; intricate
flushed,
a n t i q u e , a n c i e n t =
record, j o t t i n g
jot
up
(cover
hall
delay;
5
flood
( )$
( )
()
obligate
('5)| 66'
braid (hair),
($5)| 6
p r o t r a c t ; c a l l (sb.) for s h o r t ; i n h a l e
m a k e a b r a i d out of
(in s m o k i n g )
d a r n pf.
ecure, assure a place
O | 5
O ' | 6
effeminate
soil ( w i t h s t g . greasy)
O | 6
absence
( )66
O |
[ F A R T S O R E T ]
r o l l u p (sleeves), t u c k
for
devour
troubled
( )56
flood; infest O | 6
obligation ( ) 5 5 '
( $ 6 ' )
inflammation
tighten;
' | 6
w i t h adhesive)
O |
destination
O | 66
'|6
record, take d o w n

' 5 5
implant
tape
$56
r e d ( i n the face)
! ) (
( * )
down,
t r i c k y ; s e d u c t i v e ; treacherous
s t r u c k w i t h fear
note,
)( 8
misleading, deceptive,
O |
( )
devour
| 5
V versation
i n g (name)
thrill
|| lead, l e a d o n ; seduce; delude, fool
55
c o v e r e d ; o v e r c a s t ; endear-
(con-
versation, quarrel, friendship); mis-
desperate
miss ( o v e r l o o k ) ; be absent O | 6
O |
f ( f r o m ) ; (rev. con.) r u n short of
up
enthusiastic (about)
?fi || c o o k u p , c o n c o c t
hairdo
absentee
O | $ 5
become a n enthusiast (of)

comb
fail t o
< ^ )
absenteeism
()
stronghold, bastion
( ' ) 6
S || c o m b pf.
stunt
O ' |
frozen
freeze
'5
(' )66
fasten, f i x ; s t r e n g t h e n
O | 5
one's h a i r
get a n a p p e t i t e
)( 65
( ' B | )
vi/pf
O ' | 5
O | 5
(overly) devout
for; set one's h e a r t o n

clench, clutch, tighten
O | 3
sale; sales
( ' )6
negotiable; venal
55
vending machine
( ' ) 6
|| &' sell vt/vi
O | )( 6 6
p r o s t i t u t e oneself
precocious
freeze
5 8
' 6>!
($66/8)|
vt/pf
estranged
' 6 8
despondent
( 6)
(road) b l o c k
323
' $6
( ' )5
469
enslave O ' |
b u t t o n O |
traffic; intercourse
reverse, opposite, i n - 8 .1
o n .2 ( verse, converse; w r o n g
the c o n t r a r y , c o n v e r s e l y ; i n v e r s e l y ;
v e n d o r ; clerk,
/ ) ( 5
salesperson
t a k e place ( * | | ) ^
let one's || o v e r l o o k O |
h m i n d w a n d e r (while staring)
stare a t ; t a k e after (a model)
|| l o c k w i t h a c h a i n O |
l i n k (stg.) to 8
r o u n d off O ' |
cold ( )
j e l l ; c a t c h c o l d i n (an O |
vice versa
t u r n v t / v i Q ' | ) (
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i n c u r (debts) 5 ||
distortion ( )
d e f o r m a t i o n , distor- ( )
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O ' |
a b b r e v i a t i o n ; a b r i d g - ( )
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shorten pf.; a b b r e v i a t e , O |
abridge, c u r t a i l
report, t u r n i n (a w r o n g - O | $
doer)
stiff ( l i m b ) 8 5
seclude _| ) ( 8
oneself i n ; get i n t o
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disguise (as) (5) O ' & |
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( r e v . c o n . ) be ( ) 8 *
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deform, d i s t o r t , t w i s t , O | 5
m a k e a sour | misrepresent
face
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c r i p p l e , disable O | 5
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close b y g l u i n g ; seal O |
(to)
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refer to, cite,
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a l l u d e to, q u o t e
b l u r r e d (photo) 8
insert ( b y s h o v i n g ) ;
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(envelope)
design, scheme ( )
t h o u g h t f u l , pensive, a b - .8
sorbed i n t h o u g h t
|| c o n t r i v e , design O |
s i n k i n t o t h o u g h t , reflect
tie-up, l i n k a g e ( ) 5
tie (in a k n o t ) ; connect O | 5
engagement, be[ ] ( )
displace
b o l t ( )
b o l t O |

blur, s m o o t h o v e r ; ( _| )
fix (a p e n a l t y ) b y b r i b e r y
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trothal
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engaged
betroth
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dis-
flushed
appear
kept quiet; unsaid; i m -
smoky
plied; taciturn
keep q u i e t a b o u t ; (_| )
disappearance
list
lift ( w i t h a j e r k ) ;
p e r k u p (nose)
emendation
etc.) t h r o u g h d e f r a u d a t i o n
(rev.
repair,
con.) get
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O | 5
( | ) 5
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con-
conceive,
get
extravagant
flood
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forget
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oneself,
plotter
traitor
charge a c c o u n t
overshadow; dwarf
p r o c u r e ; cause
frivolous, w a n t o n ; s h r e w d ;
pert
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intensify, a g g r a v a t e
O |
t u c k u p ; p o u t (lip)
O |
u n d e r s t o o d , get across vi.

constipation
(up);
( 5 / 0 ) | 5
of g o o d j u d g m e n t
clog
^
( ^ )
(pleasure, grief, etc.)
( | )
up,
|| '
O ' | 5
miss (in s h o o t i n g )
(...)
understanding, judgment
stop
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accursed
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suburban
O |
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h a r m pf.
O ' |
urbanization
6 "
miscalculate
tion, investigation
suburb
( ) 5
charge to the a c c o u n t of
vate
s t u d y , research, e x p l o r a -
charge (to a n a c c o u n t ) , c r e d i t , a t t r i -
O |
offend; i n c u r a d e b t from
(in
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consider, rate, r a n k ;
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m a k e h a r d e r ; aggra || d o w r o n g
blunder
t r a i t o r o u s ; treacherous
swear off ...ing
be
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d r e n c h e d i n the r a i n
|| d i s t r a c t
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||
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haughtiness
pregnant
waste, s q u a n d e r
smudge ( w i t h soot)
O |

arable
conceited
conception
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become
valesce, p i c k u p
perspiring
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by
O | 5
l i g h t (a c i g a r e t t e / p i p e ) , h a v e a s m o k e
accusation)
(money
6
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s w a l l o w (an offense); b r u s h off ( a n
dissipate
O | 6
b l u s h , r e d d e n vi/pf
suffer (
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O | 5
m a k e life miserable for

disappeared
constipate
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b a r t e r pf.
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o b s t r u c t i o n ; disguise
p l a y , performance,
5
deceased,
disguised, i n
reinforcement
shield, shade, screen,

obstruct,
disguise oneself
strengthen
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(as),
( )
render,
represent,
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make
repudiate; disbecome
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silent
s t i n k i n g , fetid
p u s h aside; relegate
O |
typ-
truism
-
in-
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plug; stopgap
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up,
plug
up;
(of p r i v a c y
understand,
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get
be a n
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to
mar,
be i n
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spoiler; k i l l j o y
stone (to d e a t h )
foil
petrify
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go o n s t r i k e
representative,
by
m e a n s of
( )
agent
stiffen, t i g h t e n vt.
apostrophe-like
m a r k s , e.g.
clench
muted (instrument)
s i n , err
(/)
mis-
stuffy; suppressed, pent-
muffle, suppress, repress
O |
cellaneous; v a r i a n t
diverse
multifarious, diverse
O |
up
a m o u n t of ( d r y things)
various,
repression, suppression
( w i t h s n o w , e a r t h etc.); s p i l l a s m a l l
different,
O _| 5
subdue, t o n e d o w n O ' ) ( |
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cover
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store (for)
frustrate,
sure
expert on
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be
incomprehensible
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spoil;
h (a p o i n t )
etc.)
d i s r u p t i o n ; frustra-
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h out, see
e x p l a i n , d r i v e home
realize, m a k e
take it that
of course,
relegate
invasion
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understanding
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sight
stop
( | )
ify
understanding,
( )
place; repress, i n h i b i t
intelligible
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repression
typify
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c o m m u n i c a t e vi.
dusty
||
up, constitute,
( )
re-
amplifier
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inforce, i n t e n s i f y , a m p l i f y
pose (as), impersonate

form;
pf.,
eclipse; disguise
present, i n t r o d u c e ; per||
(frozen) stiff
disguise
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(the)
late
( ^ )
s h o w ; concept, c o n c e p t i o n
blocked;
dead;
( )
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( h i g h w a y ) lane
get a
( )
(8) ( | )
s p l i n t e r (in)
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busy, bustling
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smear, s o i l , smudge
n a r r o w vt/vi
fill
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con.)
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smell);
v a r i o u s ( k i n d s of)
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frivolous,
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w a n t o n ; prof-
intoxicate;
(hum.)
tipsy, high
lace
[FARSIIIKER] O |
denunciation
d a m n , curse pf.
O | $ 5
moldy
m i s s (a tar-
make a solemn covenant
get)
banishment
exile
O | 5
sharpen (pencil etc.)
1 O |
impair
O ' |
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propose, sug- ( ' ^ 5 ) | $ | $ *
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embarrass, disgrace, p u t
gest
O |
l o c k e d ; u n c o m m u n i c a t i v e 8 ^
become h to s h a m e ; show u p vt.
ill, stricken
ashamed / embarrassed
beautify, e m b e l l i s h
scholar, scientist,
take
(5)
()
sick
$5
sleepy, d r o w s y , sluggish .1 ^
over-
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veil
c o n s u m e , de-
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lock up; lock i n
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not need to
(* )/
button
O |
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d r a w n - o u t (affair)
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faint, l a n g u i d ; l a n g u i s h -
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be p r o t r a c t e d
O | 5
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playing
s h a r p ; subtle, s l y
||
l o c k oneself i n
O | 1>
d i v e r t , l u l l (a c h i l d ) b y
(| )^
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prelude
lose (in a g a m e ) ; forfeit;
i n g ; prostrate
greasy
be late b y a n h o u r
soil
O |
g a g vt.
widespread,
O ' |
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O |
s h u t i n , cage
belated, t a r d y , o v e r d u e
| $ 2 1 .
sleep, miss (by sleeping)
slightly
confinement
|| spare, save pf.
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( ' | ) 5
O ' |
researcher
||
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(parliamentary) motion;
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( )
exile, b a n i s h
under
crack
( | )
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cover w i t h snow, snow
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$
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snowdrift
6 || a n n i h i l a t e
spend (money) on drink
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imp.
buckle

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l i g a t e ; s h r e w d ; pert, s a u c y
be a t t r a c t e d b y the s m e l l of
i n v e s t i g a t e , s t u d y , explore
variety
O ' ) ( | )( 5
a
rife
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renowned
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(as/for)
327
465
decay
(cont.)
lazy
(too)
( )B || r o t
be l a z y
spread, distribution,
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agate
vt.,
diffuse,
distribute;
spread, propagate vi.

promoter
fist
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enslave
i n one's sleeve

snort
0 |
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thorough-
e n t r y (in a b o o k )
( <
registration; entry
take
off the
(legal) power, p r o x y ; p o w e r
(5)
register, en-
of age
down,
entire, c o m p l e t e , perfect
5 h p l a c e ; prescribe
infest
scorch
[ F A R S A R F E ] O |
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ns ' 5
Fascism
of; from, o u t of; b y (agent);
Fascist
()
for the s a k e of, b y reason

of
Fascist
accord
condescension
superficial
(instrument) case
||
case
!
|| b i r d
slowpoke
as the crow
be separated
flies
:
:
c i o u s ; stg.
l a z y , sluggish; p u t r i d
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unobtainable
bird's
( )1 diverge
(from, e.g. h u s b a n d / w i f e ) ; differ
_'|
pigeon's m i l k ; stg. r a r e / d e l i -
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fie
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not so g o o d
elaborate
d e v e l o p vt/vi
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phooey,
( )
fur; fur c o a t
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development
()
football
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()
( )
fit, joint
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-=
fugue
||
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move
cf.
... S h of, o n behalf of
one's o w n
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s q u a n - [FARTAKhLEVE] O |
ough, comprehensive; u t t e r
henceforth
enlist
record
w i t h full r i g h t s
entire, complete, thor-
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fullness, completeness
g h roll vi.,
of a t t o r n e y ; r e t a i n e r
retainer fee
( )
( ) -
r e c o r d , p u t d o w n ; register, enroll vt.,
bred
rather full; buxom
5 5
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screw tight, screw closed
! ) (
full (of), rife ( w i t h )

fullblooded;
pro-
| m o t e
h u m i l i a t e d [FARshoFi/r]
( )
earlier
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spread, p r o p - ( ' 5 ) |
( )
laziness
prevalent
diffusion, p r o m o t i o n
(to)
' |
= 6 ( || dial.)
||
distribution
gard
laugh
|
lazy
lazy person, slug-
( )
man
be
464
6
(spouse,
6 ' 8
separated
h a s t i l y ; off-hand 1
precarious
)couple
6 '
heels
dissolve, d i s b a n d vt.
to
inquire
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ana-
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o u t , m a k e sense of; be w e l l oriented
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entiate
8
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5 '
foundation,
base,
groundwork
5 '
under-
fundamental,
fifty
lying
fiftieth
fifteen
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fifteenth
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external
imp.
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functionary,
func-
performance,
official
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f u n c t i o n ; w o r k , operate
vi., be i n o p e r a t i o n
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5 .1
function
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be pedestrian
)(fig.
fashion,
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w a l k (not
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shape,
form,
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b o t c h , bungle imp.
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centrifugal
formation, shaping
5 ' | ><$
pound
8 '
m o l d , cast, p a t t e r n
5 ' )(
5 )(
) (
station wagon
wagoner, d r a y -
man, coachman
6 5 ' 5
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y e t , s t i l l , nevertheless
6 _
)(
foxhole
|| w a g o n , cart, v a n_*
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6 ' = *
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toenail
anklet
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pfi _
footprint
follow o n
the heels of
decode
)(
footstool
pedestrian
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6|| O
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soccer; soccer b a l l
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h lyze )(
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5|| )(
figure
take
|| m a k e self-supporting |
unravel
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,
s c a t t e r vi.
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dissolution
6 | | ><S
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vial
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fever; d e l i r i u m
feverish, fervent
5 ' |
be i n fever
5 ) (
5'
fiber, s t r a n d
)(
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chess
;figure
figure of speech
||
463
hostilities, || hostility ' 6
figurative
armed action
enmity
hate, despise,
figure
vi.,
violin;
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fiddle
( fi) |* 6
violinist
treble clef
($ 8) * _ |5
swell; rich
( )
phew!
physiognomy
( ) 65
(m)
[BE'RYE!
omelet
nicety,
finesse;
(act
physics
p h y s i c a l (of p h y s i c s )
physicist
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physical
( ' ) 5
of)
(not
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or
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(' )B * |H blue streak

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feed vi.,
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talk a
be good
physical culture; physical
fi v 6
through thick and thin
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kindness
' B || fire, ardor
[ZY] ( )
/powerful person
perceptive
<j> |
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for, come to hate

hate, hatred
( )
fiddle
abhor, detest; dislike

get a dislike
appear
graze
wringing wet
grey squirrel
(to)
fig
()
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b u i l d castles
court disaster
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sparklers (coll.)
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in air
cease-fire, armistice ( )_'6

firearms (coll.)
<*'' 6
fiery, spirited
fireworks
firecracker
fire escape
|| a r r o w
fireman
( ' ) 6
fulminate
celebrate
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bow-and-arrow
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file
bow
archer
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( ' ) 6
(coll.)
|| n i c e l y 2. || nice;
hostile
330
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fine
Danish pastry
give a darn
about
fake
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violet
( )
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file (tool)
( ' ) 6
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swift as a n a r r o w
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midity
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(' )6
whistle; catcall
(' )6
solemn
flint
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solemnity
moisture, dampness, hu-
( ' ) 6
safe
moist, damp, h u m i d
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celebration
whistle (instru-
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5 | $ || feel vt.
|| feel vi.
( ^ ' )
stuffing
polygon
( )
multiple, manifold

felt
numerous
felt
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secre-
|| ' m a n y , m u c h
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finance
O |
|| ' h o w m u c h , h o w m a n y
multi.
s t a m p collector,
lately
Ways and Means Committee

' | $ || finger; toe
quibbling,
philology
philanthropist
'
con-
stretching
f-
thumb
point
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finger
n $
$ 5
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philanthropy
philosopher
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philosophy
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philosophize
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philosophical
5 $ $
m o r e o r less
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! ( . . . )
filling
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philological
finance
philologist
high
significant
( )
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m a n y - s i d e d , versatile
multiple, complex, com-
*|$> _ |f c o c t , i n v e n t (a s t o r y )
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|| r a p
the
k n u c k l e s of
w a t c h (sb.)
shut
care-
philatelist
t a r y ; S e c r e t a r y of the T r e a s u r y
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stamp collecting, phi-
( ' )5
committee;
as m u c h as; t a n t a m o u n t t o
( || w o r l d of) finance 9n '-

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|| m u c h , as m u c h , so m a n y , as m a n y
( )
financial
finance(s)
financial
so
( )
financial
financier
stampede
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filet
fiscal,
cattle, livestock
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filter
vt/vi
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b r a n c h (store/office)
( )
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$ 5
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filibuster
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one's eyes (to),

h a v e (facts)
c o n n i v e (at),
wink
5 | | * - (at)
| $ 1 a t one's
fingertips
5 | | | - be g i v e n to s t e a l i n g
( ) 6
seafood
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fingerprint
fingerprint
thimble
( ' )5
( . . . ) ' 6
multifarious,
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finger
thong
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film,
film
( ^ )5
repeated
$ ' 6
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t a k e m o v i e s (of)
movie camera
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diversity
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fishmonger
O ^ |
( ^ ) 5
fill imp.
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propose
( | | )
appetizer
()
feint
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||* )(
scold
|| )(
Finland
with
curtain;
Finn
( )
five o ' c l o c k
five
) (
fifth
fifth
five-year
( )
n i c k e l , 5-cent c o i n
( )
propose, offer, suggest;
five-spot,
<$> | |
submit
)(
firm,
( )
BOW * || _d a r k ; sinister
.1
|| (rev. con.)
be u n h a p p y
i n the d a r k
h dark
dim
( )
|| s p a r k l i n g
sparkle, glitter, t w i n k l e
<> |
reed o r g a n
take (by vehicle); wheel; ferry; drive

(a
|| (furniture) leg
man-
| m e e t i n g ) ; wage (war)
trip
c h a i r , preside o v e r
( )
(A )( )
fifth
conduct
|| go b y
oneself,
fifth
|| l e a d to, be c o n d u c i v e t o
w r a p a r o u n d one's
t h r a s h imp.
fix (location)
fix (make p e r m a n e n t )
( )
fix (repair, set up)

fiction
) ( =
|| u n d e r t a k e
entrepreneur
quadrangle
O |
> 3< * |
(invention)
( )
( )
four
out to
out, o u t of, o u t from u n d e r
b r i n g for- ( / ) | |
f w a r d , a d v a n c e ,
four o ' c l o c k
odd custom, odd practice
(/ )
)(
enterprising
( )
practice, convention, custom
( | | )
u n d e r t a k e , resolve, set
-$> |
sham
act
be the c u s t o m
u n d e r t a k i n g , enterprise
fictitious;
finger
h behave,
( )
shrewd, cunning, crafty
||
>$
||
f age, a d m i n i s t e r , r u n ; steer
r u n one's h a n d o v e r
<3> |
( )
peanut
(a c a r ) , fly (a p l a n e ) ; c o n d u c t , r u n
vt., m a n a g e ;
spick and span
head stationery
lead, g u i d e ; w a l k vt.; c a r r y ,
wp
sparkle
( )
darkness
p r i n t ; auspices
(piece of) letter-
( )
bill
2.
five-dollar
( | | <> )
concern; label, i m -
( > )
pentagon
suggestion
r e a d a l o u d (to)

plan
mores
proponent
()
( )
( )
p r o p o s a l , m o t i o n , offer,
chamber
r e p r o a c h , reproof
)(
(...) *
|| c o n d u c t , h a b i t , c u s t o m
(mp)
drape
h a l l , l o b b y , ante-
( )
Finnish
adduce
utter

forerunner,
( )
prede-
( )
cessor
( )
332
6)(
460
6 ' ) (
quadrangular
5 ) (
leader; g u i d e
6 ' * *> ) (
> 1 ' 5
6 ' !

5 ' $ ) (
6 '
guidebook
*5
leadership
5 ' $ ) . . . (
clue
occur
6 )(
6
duke
)(
spokesman
||
fish
||
||
prescribe
| 5
fish
home
liver oil
5 | ><S
' .1
fishing
5$
||
feel at
put
the
fisher
)(
) 6 (
( 2 .
fishery
fishing
fishery,
layer
fluoridate
flea
fruit
)(
5 !
butterfly
shake
)(

5 | ><$
off-hand, at
plane
vt.
lowland
||
flame
fin
)(
fluctuation
fluctuate
flight
frivolous
ablaze
| ><$
blaze
) op (
flamethrower
; flat c a k e
)(
fly

molehill
blazing
)(
fickle,
giddy,
tatterdemalion,
slap
* ) (
flapper
p l a y b o y ; frivolous
b o t c h e r ; slob
flaming
)(girl
^ -
prune
) (
|| p l u m
)-
person
flatland,
||
5 ) (
scatterbrain
;*shallow
|| $ | * $
)(
)(
flutter
;flat
leaflet
| O
plane, p l a i n , level
) (
lamp
w a v e , flutter vi.,
5 ' $ ) . . . (
*!
fluorescent
fluorescent
h a v e a bee i n one's b o n n e t
) f- (as w i t h fear $ |
( 2 .
bottle
fluoresce
first glance,
)(
naval
.1
( i r o . ) braggart,
5 A
6 ' * ) (
right
5 ' ^ ) (
cake
6 ) (
flare
: 6
' | ><$
^$ )(
5 $ )( n a v y ; fleet
flax
'|(
$...
|| 5
^ $ | O
cod
*)(
pole,
on the face of it
||
^ $ | O
fish
6 ) (
blaze
c a r t before the horse

6 $
)(
' |
p l e a d for
*
|
$1
flask
) /(
5|_| ) (
)(
) (
swashbuckler
duchy
5 '
adhesive tape

5'$ )(
duchess
)(
flank
club
guidance
)(
^
5
6 5
plant
take place,
|| ^ '
plant
5 )(D
incidence
||
)(
* |
flounder
flannel
5 ) (
quadruple
leaflet
||
harmless
of
a(
|| be |
m a k e a m o u n t a i n out
$|
have a bee i n one's b o n n e t
fiery,
333
459
5
pluck
<$> | 5
flirtation
flirt,
philander
phlegmatic
bat
tinsel
t w i s t (of d o u g h etc.)
^ *
( ) 0*
flute
( )n
i n d u s t r y , diligence
!-
( ) 5
ringing smack
studious

( )
blur;
i n d u s t r i o u s , d i l i g e n t , keen,
($5| )
stain, spot; blot,
|| spangle
(...)
twist, braid, twine
() $
a i r c r a f t (coll.)
( ' )5
wicker
spot-
aircraft
( )n 5
( / 5 )*( )
feather d u s t e r
(/ )
c l i p the w i n g s of
0 ' |
kite
used t o
| | $ || w i n g
( )8
t r y h a r d , endeav-
v :-
(> )$< _|
( )
or
S $ |- slur, s t i g m a , t a i n t
t o r r e n t , flow, o u t p o u r i n g ,
( )
less
typhus
spotty
s t a k e , peg
quack
burst
tidal
(A
tidal wave
9($ ()r gush, flow,
flush,
...
( )
rush,
<S> |
( ^ ) ^
cuneiform writing
bottle
a.m.
U.N.
surge
' 6
elusive
<$> |
| $ || ^ m e a t ;
buttocks

U.S.S.R.
feudal
feudalism
m e a t y , p l u m p ; (food) m a d e
of m e a t , as
food,
fie!
separate a c c o r d i n g t o J e w .
from
laws
( ' )5
agile,
nimble,
duty
(" )
!'
deft, d e x t e r -
-*
dexterity, nimbleness
( ) .1 5
ous
|| | |
(
flow
H rich
federal
fern
( )w ' 6
fly, soar
be e l a s t i c
rise e a r l y , rise e a r l i e r ;
airfield,
(*| ) ^
( | )
) (
( )
cockpit
' | 5
( )n )!
cockpit
flying,
' ) ( 5
fluent
flier, a v i a t o r
' ) ( 5
resilient
elasticity
liquid, lotion
flow, r u n
- 5
( )5
s p r i n g y , j a u n t y , elastic,
liquid;
fluid,
quill
federation
kept
dietary
i n one's g l o r y , i n c l o v e r
dairy
w h i c h i t m u s t be
|| feather; p l u m e ; s p r i n g
contrasted w i t h
5
February
6 ( || ) ' | pen
( * )
^^
m a k e g o o d , get
flesh
air-
aviation
$ ! ' 5
( )n ^
(.)

port
<$> ' | 6
(flying) d e s t i n a t i o n
anticipate
334
( )
458
? || a i l
they
1 s h o r t of
1 w h a t ails h i m ?
juicy
|| | fat, greasy
! h are s h o r t of m o n e y
morsel
| t h a t ' s a l l I (would) need!

|| j u s t m y l u c k !
bacon
!5
fertilize
pass a w a y , die

fault, i m p e r f e c t i o n ; error,
( )
[shNE- || uncle
|| YER] O l d M a n W i n t e r ; J a c k F r o s t
mister!
able, c a p a b l e , b r i g h t
genocide
ability, aptitude, faculty
s h a m , forgery
fence
( )
forge, falsify
forger
pennant
( A ! * ) ( )
( A ) ( )
<3> |
fan
( )
hide, s k i n , pelt
fold
field;
domain;
(Jew.)
()
sill,
()
cot
( )
8
[GAZLENGAZLONIM]
()
()
fixed,
stationary;
cook-out
ledge
bugle
tenacious
festival
( )
state ( w i t h assurance)
firmness,
bugler
field
marshal
canteen
<S> |
stability; determi-
feature a r t i c l e ;
where the w o r l d has a n end
peppermint
|| | due
distant relative
(payment)
8
2

fall due
by
|| deficiency
( )
default
1 o n horseback
(hum.)
* ) (
[LY] ( )
complete
, || horse; fool
h u m a n - i n t e r e s t .story
( )

( )5
> $< |
)(
m i n e , establish
|| pepper
( . . . )
apostate
( A ) ( )
fairy
( . . . )
betray
<> | |
fairyland
( )
( )
apostasy; treachery
nation, resolution
keg, cask
8 6
( )
o l d - t i m e barber-surgeon ( ^ )
statement, assertion ( )
state, assert; deter-
( )
stony, rocky
set, r i g i d , steadfast, s t e a d y ; resolute,

( )/
cliff, r o c k , b o u l d e r
fortress
highwayman
w i n d o w ledge
fast,
cemetery
high society
firm,
( )5
<$> |
|| w i n d o w
window
^ '
glitter
( )
saucepan, p o t
( )
fencing
<$> |
feminine
($5 | )
( )
phenomenon
( )0*
( )
mistake, blunder
L e a g u e of N a t i o n s
0 ' |
fat, grease; s h o r t e n i n g
m i s s i n g , absent
faulty, imperfect
be m i s s i n g , be l a c k i n g ,
be a b s e n t ; (rev. con.)
335
< _/> )$< | 5

l a c k , w a n t , be
457
* 8
)*( || F r a n c e |
)(
)(

live i n clover
horse a n d b u g g y
) ( A
hornet
|| horse's; equine
^ ) ( ) (A
)(
hobby
horse p o w e r
)(
frosty
)(
)(
horse race
||
powerful smack
dress c o a t , tails
horse r a c i n g
factional
faction; caucus
)(
)(
*stanza
;of verse
|| line
/ ) (
)(coll.
|| verse
blank
.1 )( * A
>*
verse

||
2.
fourth
frog
Mrs.
) w(
)q u a r t e r (%
...
quarterly
w o m e n ' s , feminine
)(
quarterly
) (
^ ) (
F e r r i s wheel
5 ) (
5
forty
fortieth
fourteen
-
) (
=
peach
"5
feminine
)(
- *
sherbet

fruitful
B.C.
fertile, prolific
Mrs.
frigidity
fruit
fertility
)(
fragment
fragmentary
q u e s t i o n ; issue, p o i n t
8'|
p h r a s e ; cliche
8 ) A (
) (
) (
scuff, r u b , p o l i s h
5 | O

niche
) / (
5
fringe
|| fringe
)(
well-dressed m a n ; d a n d y ,
)(
front; front e n t r a n c e
)(
French-
| O
man
8
hypocritically
a c t of f r u s t r a t i o n
frustrated
of frus-
feeling/state
tration
)F r e n c h (language
frustrate
|| e a r l y
a t the c r a c k
of d a w n .2 1 ; 5
French
'
pious, d e v o u t
piety
.1
)(
increase, p r o c r e a t e
sanctimonious
= 5
pious
)(
fop
procreation
man
cargo, freight
) (
) (
fraternal
(usu.
womanhood

fourteenth
molester
iro.) w o m a n
farm
w o m a n ; wife
womanly
) (
' ) ( !
freezing
t e m p e r a t u r e ; freezing w e a t h e r
b u c k teeth
5
morning
free as a b i r d
post p a i d
*
336

(sexually) frigid
i n the
456
d i s t a n t relatives
m a k e g l a d ; {rev. con.) be
be g l a d , rejoice
m a y ... rest || peace -
(> )$< |
i n peace
h g l a d of
clearance
free enterprise
refrigerator
peaceful, a m i c a b l e
hairdo
hairdresser
( )
|| j o b o p e n i n g
( )
l i b e r t y 2.
( )
spring, vernal
1 2 . ||s p r i n g t i m e
) (
I h exempt;
license
spring
( )
free, a t l i b e r t y ; loose; v a c a n t ;
poetic || ' | l i b e r t y
freeway
peace
__
|| e a r l y
freedom
in
( )
'
leisure
premature
in
. 1 _5
off; clear
|| leisure t i m e
freedom; a t large,
| _
5 ||
loose
.1
the s p r i n g
morning
( )
earlier; before, before-
( ! )
||
joy, delight
( )
h a p p i l y ; w h e n the t r o u b l e s w e r e / a r e
over
joyful, joyous
h h a n d , f o r m e r l y , p r i o r (to)
sooner or later, i n - t h e l o n g
freethinker
killjoy
| = r u n
) (
)(
freedom, l i b e r t y
former, p r e v i o u s , preced- *
deprivation
of l i b -
( )
ing
novice; chump
premature, untimely
v o l u n t a r y , of one's o w n
frigid
accord
acquittal
Friday
Friday's
( )
fresh; r u d d y ; recent
breakfast
frigate
questionnaire
M i s s 2.
( )
interrogative
ask
quiz program
||
question
mark
freemason
[EYTSE]

( ' ) 6
2.
|| friend
()
friendly,
kind, amiable;
Mr.,
.1
Mrs., Miss
_
amicable
( )
()
( )
cheer
) (
questionable

ing
( )
inquisitive
( ) .1
cheerful tune
_1( question) arise
i n q u i s i t i v e person
|| miss
...
( )
|| c o n s u l t
cheerful, g a y , m e r r y , a m u s -
8 || ask, i n q u i r e (_/> )$< |

wonder;
b a c h e l o r h o o d
bachelor - -
= _
query, question
<J> _||
single, u n m a r r i e d
( )
Miss
( )
acquit
( / | )
freezing p o i n t
( )
*
frigidity
freeze vi.
erty
(of)
| h d a y off
kindness, friendliness
friendship
(_ )
relative
337
() _
5
?
455

5 .1
alien
foreign,
8 ) ( ) 5 $ ( A
strange, a n o t h e r ' s , some-
;else's
|- one
from
: 2 .
away
abroad,
| ) 5 (
home
6 | -
gorge oneself, d e v o u r
imp.
foreign legion
5 : ) (
) (
glutton
frequency
stranger
5 )(
chill
chilly
5 ) (
)(
alienation
"=5'
quotation mark
U.S.A.
338
U.S.

flicker
flicker
( )
ingot, pig
( )
imp.,
braid
|
waver
$> |
he-goat
( )
letter of the Yiddish
(lange[r]
s q u i r m i n g , j e r k y ; fresh
wriggle,
|| | number
inch
customs house
numeral
trinket,
toy,
()
o r n a t e , s l i c k , ex-
jag
solvent
fence

tame, curb imp.,
( )
w r a t h , fury, rage
furious,
fierce

e.g.
|| <grin
be
czarist
*^
()/
restrain
tooth; tine, prong;
gentleness
-^
restraint
gentle, tender, d a i n t y , delicate

p e r c e p t i v e , tender
! 0'$
( )
czar

0 | $
duty-free
pride or delight)
jagged
( ' ) $
pay imp.
<>
( )$
numerical
quisite
fuss over ( w i t h
(rev.
have
hardly
(/ )$
( . . . ) ^^
tariff
ornament
(iro.)
(* )$
()
payment
payday
( )
bauble;
' $
( . . . ) n $ $
bleed vt.
goatee
en-
( ) $
customs duty, tariff, toll
horse's m o u t h
0
countless, innumerable
A ( )
|| _d r a i n , tap imp.
Pentateuch,
tionally read chiefly by women

|| integer
f r o m the v e r y source, from the
the
riched by illustrative stories, tradi-
quiver
|| p l u g , t a p
at the end of a
I T S E N E R E N E J
translation of
<$> )(
tsadek)
a Yiddish
( )
start, wince
squirm,
word; numerical value: 90
A ( ) $
|| s t a r t , j e r k
[TSADEK] /
alphabet; pronounced (T8); written
||
cog
enough,
be
scant
con.) cut teeth, teethe

<| )( <8||
designs (on)
!> $< | $
* _
...
339
...$
453
h a s t e n , urge o n , speed u p ,
hurry
(up)
vi.,
0 | |
expedite
(fern.)
1 ) (
[TsvuATshKE] ( )
speed u p vi.
hum
(in
accompani-
hypocrite
| |
m e n t ) ; consent t o e v e r y t h i n g ;
hypocrite
(hum.)
hypocritical
chime in
yes m a n
attachment
( )
|| c o n t e s t / d i s p u t e ; side of a
lash;
[TSADTSDODIM] ( )
(|| )
maternal
<j> | |
biased, p a r -
()
[TSDO'DIMDIK]
tial
||
food
[ T S E Y D E - L E D E ' R E K I I ]
H a t t a c h , confine
(meat),
for a t r i p , p r o v i s i o n s
tub
( )
toast
common
ground
(Jew.)
<$> | |
toaster
the letter
3> | |
| | ) ( the letter
[TSA'D] ()
charity, alms
[TSDOKE]
charitable
...
a l m s box
(A * ) ( ) $
||
attitude
[ ] ...
[ ] ()
<
accessory
r i d e r (on a
[TSEDEK]
( )
supplementary;
pious/saintly
()
go
too;
' | 5

|| g o ; step o v e r
to, 2.
at
up (to), a p p r o a c h
vt/vi
steal pf.
a t t a c h e d ; affectionate
a t t a c h m e n t ; affection
of
4 h at a n y
\ | | - m o r e ; i n
accompaniment
||
fry
.1
some
tide(s)
more
| | 1 closer
[TSOYE]
...
...
speed-up
340
|| s h u t
excrement
time
| four
sing along
[GANVE] 0 | |
precipitous, hasty
(time)
age
5 ||
closer; s o m e 2.
push
! _
l i k e n , c o m p a r e (<3>/|_| )'
dollar each
the
h one
.1
( t o w a r d ( s ) ; at
to top it off
affiliate ( w i t h ) ( | ' | ) ( <> )

excessively; apiece, e a c h
|| five a p p l e s apiece
( | | * )
( || )go s m o o t h l y
woman
bias
1*
[ T S E D E Y K E S ] ()
bill)
approach,
rabbi
(divine) justice
(in a game)
additional;
Hasidic
[TSADEK] ()
(legal) brief
( )
saint;
sade, n a m e of
s p e n d (time)
a d d i t i o n ; accessory
man;
hypocrite
( ' / > ) | |
t r a i n ; d r a f t of w i n d ; m o v e
[TSIDUKI] ( )
[TSADEKTSADIKIM] ( )
pious/saintly
( )
b u r n (food, i n c o o k i n g )
[TSAD-HASIIO'VE]
Sadducee
(bread)
b r i n g pf.;
family
( | | )
become a t t a c h e d to
brown
[ ]
side i n a
have a snack
t a k e to,
[TSVIES]
hypocritical
( )
c o n t r a c t , c l e n c h (fist)
pf.,
hypocrisy
( )
[ ]
annex
t i l t (closer)
tie
[TSVUA'K] ( )
( )
452
||*
||
| | 5 ) $ 8 (
a i d , assist
)w h e t the a p p e t i t e (of
|| )(
append
)(
)(
)(
n
;add
admit
5 )(
additive
attachment
|| )(
belongings
| | ^
) ( || a p p u r t e n a n c e ) (
belonging, membership
)(
mn
attached
|| O1

' | O
^ || accustom )(
)get a c c u s t o m e d (to
| ) $(
| ) (
become
c o m p u l s i o n , c o n s t r a i n t ; duress,
coercion

attached
|| c o n t r i v e d
HP
preconceived

forced l a b o r
conscription
twenty
= $
accustomed
f a m i l i a r , i n t i m a t e , affable
stale
pot cheese
fit, a d j u s t e d
)(
pointed
preparation, arrange-
ment
)prepare (pf.
vt/vi
'| )(
)(
| | ><j
)d a m p e n (sounds
| | <> )(
_
)(
| | ><
c o v e r pf.

!
| | 0
availability

bloom,
flower
twitter, warble
|| t w o
q u i c k l y , one-two-
h three 5
)wire (attach b y wire
press pf.
hold
wink, beckon
bloom; blossom
| <> .
;h o l d pf.
)(
one o r the o t h e r
double-spaced
double-breasted
branch, bough
. ) ( ) (A
for a m o m e n t
)(
| | ><3
spice
' ) ( | ><$
pertinence
| | ) (
$ !
| ' $ | 0
wish luck
pertinent
wish happiness,
)(to
available
)(
w i s h , g o o d wishes
)(to
be i n s t r u m e n t a l i n
cover; mantle, cloak
)(
a c c r e t i o n , increase
|| )()(
)|| be of service (to
t h r o w (con-
temptuously), pitch
| ' ) ( | >> <S<
graft pf.
a t t a c h m e n t , accessory
increase
wait a bit
| | 6 )( )(
)(to
| | ) ( )(
twentieth
) || c o t t a g e cheese | (
| | )(
)(
; (pair of) p l i e r s
( p a i r of) tongs
deeply attached
seethe
)( A
become
shampoo
)s c r u b , s h a m p o o (hair
) ( ]w i l l , t e s t a m e n t [TSAVOE
habit-forming
|| O
listener
hairwashing, shampoo
$| )(
attach
listen
)(
j ) ( become
pf.
)a p p e n d i x (to a b o o k etc.
341
twig
451

!
$
)(
biweekly
|| second; latter; next
the next day
) (
link
second-best
ambiguous, equivocal
steerage
ambiguity
secondary
secondly
interim, interval
interracial
)(
second-rate
partition
intervening
'_
(heckler's) interjection
)(
double, dual
heckler
intercity, long-distance
double, dual
)(
partition
two-party; bipartisan
)(
interlude
two o'clock
* ) (
colon
* )(
" | ><$
doubt
)(
duplicity
doubt
)(
) (
bilingualism
)(
promise, pledge
|$| ><$

hopeful, promising
)
)(male
)(
6 together
...
(female) twin,
expedient
promise, pledge
( 2 .
twin, twin brother
with a view to
.1
pair of twins
purpose, end, (final) cause
||
bilingual
twelfth
)double-breasted (coat
|| together, altogether
.3 || gathering, get-together
11
...
twin sister
)(
compel,
collaboration, team-
work
force,
| ' | )(
coerce
) (
)(
9 0 .1

beet
)(
)(
(pair of) tweezers
meeting
|| between, among, amid
)(
coincidence
among us,
)(
convention
||
meanwhile
)attached (house
* )( connection, respect
keep in check
in our midst
||
.2 || confidentially

col-
laborate, cooperate
non-Jewish cemetery
: |
)(
clash,
collision,
conflict, crash
)(
interval
..
twelve
) (
two-faced
twelve o'clock
) (
][PO'NEMDIK/PE'NEMDIK
] [
intermediate
)(
) (
interrelation
) . . . (
|| inter..., intermediate
chorus, refrain
timing
|| intermediate stage
1'| ><S
|| interstate
|_| <) >$(
)edge up (to
||* )( )(
witness, look on
intergovernmental
] [ . . . E M U ' N E D I K
||
inter-
|| look after, take good care of
)(
faith
342
time
countenance
450
][TSELOKIIES
) ( s p e c t a t o r
fiance(
| | sit d o w n for a m o m e n t 0

|| j o i n ; sit i n o n
[ 1
| | > || c u d d l e vt. <$ c u d d l e
de-
| for spite
up vi.
i n spite of
spiteful, defiant
spiteful
person
allocation, appropria-
| | ) ( <(
tion
| | ><$
award,
;grant
accord,
|$| )(
)(
bring; contribute
invention
| | ) (
up
run
)(close) (to
a l l o t , assign, a p p r o p r i a t e , a l l o c a t e
figment,
devise, t h i n k
because of; o n a c c o u n t of,
s a k e of
for
the
to,
)(
favor
| $ *
h due
)(
'=
up
)(

|| <> )(
trust, confidence, reliance
access
accessible
|_| - <> )(
|| file a w a y
|| )(
lie d o w n for a
get used to
)h e a l t h (of
|| )()(
| | ) ( )(
make a hit
solder pf.
| ' | <) >$(
d r i n k the
proceed (to
read up on
| | >[ L A K K I T N ] <$
filch,
pilfer,
swipe pf.
)a task
nail on
= , || . . .
||
( w i t h ) , please; h i t the
fastest
||
...est
most beautifully
head
| | ><$

hitch
up
attach,
| | ><$
||
pick on
* )(

nuisance, pest
/ )(
!
bitch
shaggy
/ )( A
2
intermittent
* )(
tuft of h a i r , s h a g
close, s h u t
)_( A_

|| a d d ; a p p l y
while
| | ) ( )(
the
) ( - ] [
)(
spite,
)(
admixture; tincture
| | ><3
) a d d (in m i x i n g
bridle
| 0
| | ><3
|| s n a t c h a w a y
) t h r o w oneself a t (stg. a t t r a c t i v e
)(
in addition,
| $ | ><$
nail, spike
nickname
)/(
|| ' |
admission
|| |

343
tongue
|| e l o q u e n t person
| ,
admit, allow, permit
| ' | < >$
|| (before =
) (
to b o o t
)(
centripetal
)vowels
| $ | O
s u p p l e m e n t ; enclosure (in
) 5 h a mailing '
tidy woman
$ )(
fringe benefit
gift of gab
speak e v a s i v e l y ,
6
sew
449
together, s t i t c h
<$> ||
together
collection, compilation
gather,
( )6
(6')
||
draw
5 | - pussyfoot
' | $ H the w o r d s o u t of
| | s t a m m e r , falter, e q u i v o c a t e
find
it h a r d to pro-
( )
compile; collate; marshal; pool

match up
0 | | 5
m a t c h , p a i r off vt.
0 | $ |
col-
( 5 6 | | ) 6
coincide (with)
con-
vene vi.
bring together; collate
(collectivity)
collapse
( $ 5 ' ' | | )
vt/vi
,
as-
(5 /> | | )<5
semble, b r i n g together, c o n v e n e
| |
($5'|| )
merger
merge,
(5')
( )
)(
||
tract, constrict
compress
b l e n d , fuse, p o o l
equate
c o m p o u n d (word)
composite, compound
5 '
( )
compress
| |
s t a p l e pf.
v e n e vi.; c o n v e r g e
as-
5 $ 5 '
composite, complex
(5|| ) 5
b r a c k e t , brace
<j> | | 6
$> | |
cohesion
(grammatical) com-
( )
( |_| )( ) 5
semble, g a t h e r
glue,
cement
(to-
vt/vi
| |
pound
combine;
fasten,
( 5 $ | ) ' 5|
staple
together;
gether)
fold pf.
0 ||
scrape together
c a l l together,
0 | | 6
compound
( g r a m m a t i c a l forms)
r o l l u p vt/vi
0 ||)(
assemble, r a l l y
| | ) (
(56'| )5|
c o n v e n e vt.
m o v e close; telescope
vt/vi
,
seat t o g e t h e r ; c o m -
bine
[KhA'vER]
(> )$< | | 5
action); understand each other; make
()
collision, clash; skir-
coincidence
encounter; appoint-
oneself u n d e r s t o o d
<S> | ' |
( )5
( )5
m e n t ; get-together
meet;
( | | )
come
(5$|| ) '
( )
mish
||
become friends ( w i t h )
( w i t h ) ; agree (on a course of c o m m o n
add up, compute
<S> | | 6
<$> | |
collusion
get i n t o u c h
vt/vi
( / |_| ) 5
0 || 5
gathering
con-
vt/vi
( )5
( | | | )( )
twine
contraction
con-
nounce
|| together
( ( )lapse
( $ 5 5 | )? $ 5 | 5
inter-
pool
coincide
c l a s h , ( ( ) 6 ' || ) 5
running,
flock
c o l l i d e ( w i t h ) , c r a s h ( i n t o ) ; r u n afoul
|| fold vt.;
pool
of
| fold vi.;
chip in, contribute
piece t o g e t h e r
O || 5
composition
( )
||
pool
m i x up, s c r a m b l e vt.
0 || 5
.1 '
448
fall t o the share of, d e v o l v e u p o n

t h r o w oneself at
(vehicular) approach
com-
5
3> | |
m a k e u p , compose,
||
1 d r a w u p ; assemble; c o n s t i t u t e
( )$ 5
|| c o m m u t i n g
consist of
...$
inter-
muter train
tincture, tint
tinge
drive up
lock
( )5
tinder
<5) .1 ( ) 5
supply
s u p p l y line
flow
(air) a p p r o a c h
make-believe,
sham,

annihilation,
doing
.1
away,
|| g l a d ,
satisfy,
|-
(|| )()
become b o r i n g
/ t e d i o u s (for)
0 | ' |
g r o u n d (wire; plane)
complacent
pluck; pang, twinge
( )

gratification
adaptation, adjustment
conform
| m a t c h , a d j u s t
set t o m u s i c
award, judgment
a w a r d ; mete
attraction, appeal
( )
< | <
[ ] ( )
[ P A S K N ] <$> | |
<$> | |
( )
0 | |
tug, pluck, pick
| | <>
vt/vi
||
t r i m , embellish
tion

surcharge, a d d i t i o n a l p a y -

<$> | |
( || )gear
premature, untimely
( )
adaptable
fit, a d a p t ,
self-satisfaction, c o m p l a c e n c y
freshen u p ; t o a s t
( )
c o n t e n t m e n t ; satisfac-
of;
appropriate
nickname
/ ( t i o n ,
satisfactory
deprive
(weight); employ
accommodate, gratify
satisfaction, gratifica-
(from);
<$> | ' |
smug,
remove
incidental
c o n t e n t , pleased
self-satisfied,
(|| )()
' f g a i n
accident
fasten, s t r a p , a t t a c h
( | | )
edge u p
t a k e pf., t a k e
i n t e n t i o n a l l y , p u r p o s e l y ; i n jest
chance, b y 2.
( )
_'
accidental, fortuitous,
un-
( )
make-believe
(|| )
mock
||
<$> ||
arrogate
urge, s p u r
[NY] ( )
tide,
( )
[Ny] <S> | ' |
rivet
foot (of bed, m o u n t a i n ) 2.
vt/vi

0 | | ) (
snuggle u p vt/vi
'
|| at the foot (of)
fuse

)(
commuting
by
||5
/ H (to)
commuter
()
( | ) ( )$ 5 |
t a k e a s h o r t t r i p to
()
vt/vi
( )
fusion
($'/>-<) | 5 |
(||)( )
out
season,
flavor
accident, chance; coin-
ment
by chance/
|| a t t r a c t i o n ( )
<S> | |
( )
[ A L P I ] \ - cidence
accident
arraignment
|| (night) fall
345
( | | )
447
)(
appealing, attractive
][KOYEKh
gravitation, pow-
| | ) (
|| a t t r a c t , lure pf.
)(
arraign

down
;flourish
| |
|| press pf.
)(
;)(house
face (usually
call over,
c a l l pf.,
| |
ap-
)(to
future
|| m o v e u p vt. ' )(
m o v e u p vi., edge u p
| | ) (
| | ) ( ) 0(
clean
hail
accretion, rise, increase
6 !
|| 0
watch, pay atten-
saut6
p r e p a r e ; season,
| | ) (
flavor
tion
) (
| | ) ( ><$
;viewer, spectator
.1
bystander
0
| |
| |
on
out
(tune
pick
| |

retrieve
to
| |
chime in
i n v e n t , t h i n k u p (for a
t w i t c h vt/vi
tack on
) (
* )(
pastry
) (
) (
t h e n a g a i n , o n the
other hand
=
|| )(
h r e s t r a i n ' )(pfi
piece of c a n d y
)(
reserve, r e s t r a i n t
retired; withdrawn
*-
sugar; diabetes
sugar beet
r e v e r t to
r e t i c e n t , aloof, re-
| ' $ | 0
go b a c k ,
strained
)g i v e n occasion
| |
vt.,
t u r n b a c k(
invention
| <) >3(
|| r o l l b a c k
|| ) (
stick vi., get s t u c k

0

recover
b a c k , restore
|| glue, stick, c e m e n t vt.
)(
back
|| )/>'( bring
instrument); tidy up
|| )(
|| ago
!2.
|| )(
m a t c h , choose
;match
|| b a c k w a r d ) (
|| | |
)n a i l ; s n a p (shut
|_| ) (
h b a c k ...
c a t c h (a slight) c o l d
l i n k vt/vi
back; again (in original
) h state
shackle, c h a i n
| | 0
an
clean
| | ) ' 5 (
p r o a c h , c o m e t o , get a t ; be a d d e d
"
)r o b (stg. from
)( ] con- [ T S U R E
temptuous
or
)endearing
pin
||
creep u p
l i g h t l y , finish c l e a n i n g
)a t the head (of bed
get a t
| ' | ) 0-(
h e a d of b e d 2.
)(
a c q u i r e , get ( i n
| | ) (
r i v e t , w e l d pf.
$ ) ( . 1)(pB
||
c o m b pf., finish c o m b i n g
| | ><
diabetes
sugar c a n e
| | ) (
t w i t c h , tic
| | ><3
whelp, p u p p y
| $ | 0
diabetic
) h addition

) (
piece of c a n d y
'|
er of a t t r a c t i o n
spongecake
sugar b o w l
refrain
)(
346
withhold,
o n the w a y b a c k
retreat
446
| _ |
)(
| |
)(
||
)( ][TSOYRER
repulse
the J e w s
fall b a c k ,
relapse
) 0(
back
(by
) (
rebate
| $ | O
repay
) (
take
| | <> )(
| | ><$
;withdrawal
)(
vt., r e c a n t vt., r e t r a c t
insistent, i m p o r t u n a t e ,
||* )
pull
withdraw
adhere
||
||
||
retire
) (
||
)(
^contribution, donatio
) (
)(
consent, assent
) (
come! b a c k , r e t u r n , r e v e r t
favor
| | <> )(
return
| | ><$
i m p o r t u n e , insist
) (
) || vi.; w i n c e ; g o b a c k ( o n one's w o r d
)
( )(
r e t u r n vi.
r e c o v e r vt.,
)(
join
|| (a cause o r g r o u p ) ; s t i c k ,
) . . .(
retreat, w i t h d r a w vi.; r e t r a c t
^(
state, c o n d i t i o n
retired
back,
weld
" )(
retreat,
|| r e t i r e m e n t
) (
(stg.) o n t o ,
pass
furnish, p r o c u r e for
retraction, recantation; retirement
not k n o w h o w t o r e a d o r w r i t e
)v e h i c l e ) ; t r a c e b a c k (to
assent, accede t o
| | ><$
q u e l l ; stifle
)(
delivery, supply
) ( =
retrieve
) (
| | 6
|_| ><$
recall
back,
)'5(
; ) u p (for c o o k i n g
provide, furnish; sub-
call
put
;add; deliver
m i t ; sponsor
recall
| |
)(
| | ><z

2 ) (
repel
p u t b a c k ; redress
retaliation
| |
||
) (
)(
repel
| | ><3
re-
| | ><3
coil, rebound
) (
| | ><$
touch
><$
touch
pf.
cap
influx
tether
graft pf.
send pf., r e m i t
| | ) ( || n a i l o n
)(
t o u c h pf.
get a t
] ;[TSOYREK.I1 | *
|_| ) ( c u t ( m a t e r i a l for
obey
the c a l l of n a t u r e

sponsorship
s t i t c h o n ; q u i l t pf.
| | ><$
;retaliate
||
sponsor
)(
| | ><
)(
||
e n e m y of
]S :[TSURES-O |
| |
foe
][HAYHU'DIM
retreat
) (
)sewing
) p r o m o t i o n (of a p r o d u c t
) (
| | >a d v i s e , urge, c o a x ; p r o - <$
| |
) m o t e (a p r o d u c t
) (
| !
| ' |
|| s h u t t i g h t ; rest vt.
' ) lie d o w n (as for a n a p

)(
promoter
)(to
accompaniment
| | ><$

) 0(
cutter
attribute
| | >) <j(
||
) ( include; a d d
p i n pf.
accompany (on a n i n -
s t r u m e n t ) ; (luck, w e a t h e r ) f a v o r
347
445
chisel
O |
citadel
shiver,
chill,
start
come to a head
( )
quote, c i t e
||
m a k e more p o i n t e d , b r i n g
( )
quotation
ascribe,
O |
()
start
()
()
a d d (in w r i t i n g )
<$> | |
h to a head
pull, stretch;
stroke, jerk;
( )
| $ h ( m u s c u l a r ) s t r a i n ; lure
*|$
t r e m b l i n g aspen ( . . . )
tremulous; anxious, a p
||
( | )a t t r i b u t e
pull, jerk
' ) ( !
whether
. . . || w h e t h e r , i f ; o r
prehensive, tender
tremble, shiver, quiver,
dread;
be a n x i o u s
<S> ' |
tingle,
vibrate
blueprint
f c r i n g e before
(of) c l o t h , fabric

certificate
onion stalks
onion;
(')
(fig.)
not worth a straw
( )
times;
i n the course of
wet b l a n k e t
||

goat
( tense
cigar

Gypsy
81 p e c t a n t m o t h e r
from time to time, now
* )(
Gypsy
goatee
1 leisure
charity,
piety,
time
m u f t i 2.
[TSITKES]
|| c i v i l i a n
civilization
hurry
O |
civilian
|| b e g i n m e n s t r u a t i n g
marital status
|| |
d u r i n g (used
after
names
( holidays,
of
HP' .2
Zion

provisional
newspaper
[TSIEN] ( )
( )
( g r a m m a t i c a l etc.)
during H a n u k k a h
t e m p o r a l ; seasonal
(lottery) d r a w i n g ; relation
etc.)
[KhA- I- i n the w i n t e r t i m e
NIKE]
)(
c i v i l defense
( ). . .
seasons,
( )
civilize
m e n s t r u a t e | * $ ( t a k e i t easy!
since

!.1
c i v i l service
be i n * | $ | - some t i m e p a s t
! / 1 a
( )
v i r t u e , saintliness
for a w h i l e ; for 1 waste t i m e

don't rush!
()
goat's
| I- keep t i m e (at a contest)

(( clock) keep
brick; checker
|| h i g h t i m e H a l o n g
( )
( )
)(
a l l I- a n d t h e n , o c c a s i o n a l l y
|| | season
( )
( ).1
5 || of o l d
||
'| H bulb
c r o c o d i l e tears
|| t i m e , e v e n t u a l l y , as t i m e goes b y
ex-
()
group
( )
c l o t h , stuff, fabric
era,
O | $
[TSIBER]
( )
lemon
t i m e ; age,
community,
( )
blueprint
about
awe, fear
HP
... o r
|| r a i s i n g , k e e p i n g
...
...
bee-keeping
( )
Zionism
[TSIENIZM]
Zionist
[ ] )(
Zionist
348
[ ]
444
)(
9n
newsboy
)gum(s
* )...(
newsprint
)( newsdealer
)(
mellow
stretchy
|| r i p e , m a t u r e
|| |
-| ><J
ripen, mature
puberty, maturation
maturity
'| ><$
m a t u r e vi.
(short) spell
)( ]l u r e ; [ K O Y E K h KOYKJIES
)(
tidy; blanket cover
clean, tidy, neat
at times
)...(
h table
schedule, t i m eo n schedule
)(
hobby
whelp
* )( ) ( A
temporal
recreation, diver-
ob
)(
destination
era (chronological sys-
a i m , goal,
)(
bull's-eye
)(
target, butt
purpose,
purposeful
pastime
pillowcase
;jective; m a r k , target
;sion, amusement
)(
toothpick
power of attraction
)( ) (A
gear, cogwheel
purposeful,
determined,
resolute
)( c y l i n d e r ; t o p h a t
)tem
6 )(
)(
s i g n ; m a r k ; (school) g r a d e
)(
'| ><$
* )(
draw
'
)(
draftsman
drafting, draftsmanship
)(
count
fuss
| || c o u n t ; n u m b e r vi. 0
be ( c h i l d i s h l y ) n a i v e /
)(
stupid
)(
;stew
make
) H {hum.|
m u c h of, m a k e a n issue of
room
)(
)(
counting-out rhyme
counter; meter; numer-
)(
][TSIMTSEM
curb,
(A
bridle,
muzzle
cinnamon
...
dental
)( ) (A
toothbrush
)...( dentist
1
dentistry
)( ) (A
)(
)(
aus-
f r u g a l , austere
|| t i n
frugality,
terity
* )(
in-
terior d e c o r a t o r
) a t o r (of a f r a c t i o n
vegetable/fruit
)...(
*r
bull's-eye
|| c y m b a l| 6
take to task

discrete, c o u n t a b l e
|*
| < >3!
> )(
(gun) sight
design, d r a w i n g
)(
')(|
periodical
aim, direct; take a i m
) c l o v e (of g a r l i c
dental brace
toothache
uvular
)(
incendiary b o m b
ignition
)(
|| t o l l ; t r i b u t e
)(
)(

pewter
trigger; u v u l a
rate of interest
tax collector
volatile
interest
443
t r a c t i o n
o r n a m e n t ( )
o r n a m e n t a l ...
1 ) (
j e w e l r y ( * )
the H e b r e w v o w e l [TSEYRE] ( )
sign .. , d e n o t i n g the
diphthong
[EY] after the c o n s o n a n t under whose
letter i t appears, e.g. 9 = [ M E Y ]
c h i r p <3> |
darn ( )
d a r n , m e n d imp.
<$> ' |
c i r c u s ( )
c i r c u l a t i o n ( ^ )
c i r c u l a r (letter) ( ^ )
c i r c u l a t e O |
(pair of) compasses ( )

hiss, sizzle <$> ) ( |
b a i t , d e c o y
cross;
[ T S E Y L E M T S L O M I M ] ()
s a n d a l w o o d 0*')(
light, k i n d l e imp.
(| )
i n c e n d i a r y
(bomb) fuse ( )
M o l o t o v c o c k t a i l ( * )
c i n n a b a r ; v e r m i l i o n
(fis)
I T S I N E R T S I N O Y R E S ] ( )
channel
c y n i c i s m
c y n i c )(
c y n i c a l
tin
virtuous,
)(
|| z i n c !
t a n k ( )
p u l l , d r a w , t u g ; raise, (| )
(rev.
con.)
(\ ' * ) - breed
|| be d r a w n to, l o n g for, i t c h to
s t r e t c h , e x t e n d ; c o n t i n u e , last
|| g r a v i t a t e (to) (|| )
puff o n p S / || s n i v e l
y e n , y e a r n i n g ()
raiser, c u l t i v a t o r ( )
tiptoe 0 '|
o n tiptoe || toe tips
cypress ( )
d e c o y (...) 5'
d i g i t ; figure ( n u m b e r ) ; () / 5
8 ' | h c l u b s (in cards)

be i l l i t e r a t e [ALEF]
crusader [ ] ( )
cross ( m a r k ) [ ] ( ) or
cross oneself imp.
I ] 3> |
cm. =
c l i c k ( w i t h tongue) ( )
c l i c k (tongue) <> )$< |
) (
chaste/pious
[TSNUE] ( )
|| v i r t u e , m o d e s t y
()
numeral
(...)
c h i n t z ; c a l i c o
(Jew.)
one [TSITSE] (/ )
of the four tassels o n the undergar |- ment w o r n b y O r t h o d o x J e w s
also the g a r m e n t itself
c h i n t z ; c a l i c o
teat / A ( )
c h i c o r y
c y c l e ( )
c y c l o t r o n ( )
c y c l o n e ( )
dial
woman
[TSNIES] 0*
chastity )(
modest;
[ ]
chaste
novice, t y r o ( )
c a l l o w
s o p h o m o r i c '
(economic) a u s t e r i t y [TSENE]
a p a r t , u n . . . (added to many verbs)
...
|| | begin ...ing
. . . ||
|| u n g i r d ( | t a k e a p a r t
start shouting |
cycle
<s> |
2
sing c o l o r a t u r a 0 |
(of goats) k i d vi. <$> |
k i d (goat) ( )
3
350
442
s c r a t c h pf.
O |
plow up
O |
dash, smash
incinerator
( )
unravel
distort
O |
crush
O I

c h o p , m i n c e pf.,
s p o i l (a c h i l d )
m u t i n y , rebel pf.
halve
O |
cut up
O |
rebellious, m u t i n o u s
s q u a n d e r , idle
O ' |
[TSEBATL] O |
a w a y vt., waste
anger, p r o v o k e ,
ex-
' |
(by c h o p p i n g ) , slash
|| w a r m
up
vt.;
excite
get e x c i t e d
beat u p
grow
asperate
(| )
fan (fire); w o r k u p
(| )
( / | ) ^
|| w a r m u p vt.; arouse
vt.;
scatter vt., p u t i n
b u r s t i n t o tears
wild
t a k e effect
break vi/pf
O |
vt/vi
bifurcation
dilapidated
confuse, b e w i l d e r
division, partition
pf.,
separate
||
melt,
thaw
disperse
diffusion
diffuse vt., p o u r i n t o
O |
flow out,
( | )
f smaller containers
pervade, diffuse vi.
a n a l y z e , dissect
<> ' |
red-hot
O |
; , , , | * )
( )
O
vi.
* |
f t h a w vt.
O |
d i s t r i b u t e , dispense; farm out
waver
<$> * ' |
hesitation
(* )
a m o n g each o t h e r
delimit
0 |
|| d i v i d e vi.
note, s l i p ; t a g ; (election)
e n u m e r a t e , list
distraught, absent-minded
divide
saw i n t o pieces
( )
; / )( )
(* )n
( | )
O |
m e l t i n g : divergence
(angry) words (with)
burst
( )
s t r a d d l e (legs)
scatter
fracture
O | ) (
O |
worm-eaten
( ' | )
h pf.,
crumble, shatter

heartbroken
b r e a k vt., crush
arouse, s t i m u l a t e
run-in, quarrel
! )(
|| b r o k e n
O |
weathering
O
come i n t o one's o w n
O |
widely scattered
blossom f o r t h ;
O |
unroll, unfurl; deploy
()
flourish,
(building)
swaying
exaggerate
O ' |
in bloom
(| )
disorder; pull down
exchange
bloody
O ' |
w a r m u p vi.
divide
( _| )
untie
[TSEHARGE] O |
bigger
||
change (money) pf.
( )
mayhem
| h slate
b o t c h pf.
maim
O |
cedar
351
[ ]
[TSEDA'M] O |
(...)
441
5
(sewing) n o t i o n s (coll.)
n o t i o n s seller
spring
holes,
()
disperse, d i s p e l
vt/vi
g r a v e upset; c o n -
()
[TSEMAZEK] O
rattle, shake up
trample, crush
()
waste, s q u a n d e r
O |
e x c i t e d , upset
get e x c i t e d / u p s e t
wild, unruly
O |
infuriate
irate
f c o n f o u n d , d i s t r a c t
( 5) |
confused
cement
cement
[ T S E K A A S T ]
|| g u i l d
(/)
s n a t c h u p (all of)
disheveled, unbuttoned
proliferation
solution (liquid)
( )
soluble (solid)
.2
||
spoiled
(child)
m e l t , t h a w vt.;
O | )(
ten
||
dissolve;
spoil
(child);
( )
censor
cripple
s c a t t e r vi.
( 5 ^ | ) 5
(by running)
centigrade
folding bed
( )
decomposition; scanning
( )
decimate
loose

O |
|| c e l l u l o i d
O |
tenth
centigrade
let
6 || c e l l o p h a n e
( ...)
( )
bud
[ T S E N E R E K ] O |
census
.1
( / 0 ) |
score
censorship
O |
(at the chest)
O |
cement
( )
censor

O |
t a l k shop
ment
proliferate vt/vi
'|
( )r
[TSEMEYMES]
m a i m , bruise
O |

confusion
confusion, b e w i l d e r -
disperse vt.
mixed up
m i x up, confuse, b e w i l d e r ;
|| ten
O |
( u n d e r foot), s t a m p o u t
ter
batter
( )
cussion
O |
smash, crush
become
( | )
d i s t r a u g h t , a b s e n t - m i n d e d
= 0
m a i m , bat-
( | )( )
(| )
mutilate
pf.,
s p r e a d vt/vi
'|
leaky
pound
upset; absent-minded
(D) ^
rupture
g r i n d (up) pf.
lay out; group, arrange;
<$> ' |
O |
center
( )
m a k e (a fire); s t r e t c h o u t vt.; d e c o m -
center
<S> ' |
stretch out
central
central heating
centralize
O |
h e a d q u a r t e r ( s ) ; (tele-
sprawl,
make
'
oneself
I" P ^
v t
comfortable;
decompose vi.
hotshot
( )
)(
scanning beam
phone) exchange
centrifugal
vi.,
2-inch
( )
' | 2 || - i n c h . . .
nail
352
440
breakdown
(of
[]
()
center
figures)
sort out,
[TSEPRATL] O
annihilate; squan-
fan (a
fire)
>e
fall a p a r t ,
dime
take apart; move
( | )
teens
$10 b i l l
disorganized, disjointed
disperse, d r i v e
deeply
crumble, disintegrate, decay

decadence
( )
( )
thwart
ten o ' c l o c k
decay, decomposition
broken-down, dilapidated
( | )
= 0
O ) ( |
breakdown, disintegration,
O ' |
der; baffle,
itemize, d e t a i l , b r e a k d o w n
chafed (by sweat)
O |
baffle, t h w a r t
( ? )
teenager
( )
honeydew
( )
( | )
frighten (horse); m a k e
O |
off i n a l l d i r e c t i o n s
decay
rotten; decadent
delirious
solution
w i l d w i t h fright
b r e a k d o w n (of
sort out,
figures)
( )
break down,
O |
itemize
( );^
deliver; dilute, dissolve;
O |
corrode
(| )
o p e n w i d e , l a y open,
O ' |
distribute
solvent
unroll
( )
burning, ablaze; (animal)
tousle, d i s h e v e l
O |
w i l d w i t h fright; dashing
i n heat
( a n i m a l ) heat, r u t
flare (up); b u r s t i n t o
(horse)
unpack
O |
vaporize
flare u p
O ' | 5
absent-minded
diffusion, e x p a n s i o n
diffuse
O | 6
quarter
corrode
6 ' 6
O | 5
hilarious
(| )
i n full b l o o m
ramification
ramification

( )
( )
d i v e r g e , || r a m i f y vt.
O |
bifurcate vt.
d r a w out, s t r e t c h vt.
s p r e a d ( r u m o r ) vt., b r o a d -
cast
burst
( | )

" ) (
1 0 |
d i v i d e , c u t up, b r e a k u p
O |
( i n t o s m a l l pieces), s h a t t e r ; s h r e d
pigtail
suppository
(A * ) ( )
2
(A ) ( ) *
jumble, muddle
O '|
flatten
O |
dirigible
( )
slice
O ' |
s p o i l (child)
O |
O |
|| open w i d e vt.
( | )
ragged
O |
( )
b r a n c h out
dichotomy, bifurcation
O |
6 5
6
ragged, shaggy
O |
ruffle
flames
O |
|
fly o p e n
pulverize
O |
439
certify
O |
certificate
furious
( )
endearing
tender, gentle
tenderness
|| b o i l w e l l ; o v e r b o i l
...
injure,
mutilate,
bruise
<$> |
sggy
( | )
c r u s h (by s q u e e z i n g ) ,
O |
crumple, squash, mash
waste (time)
d e n u n c i a t i o n (of a n agree-
|| c o v e r w i t h kisses
O |
kiss
ment)
tear up, r i p vt/pf;
slaughter, b u t c h e r
( _| )
chew w e l l ; {hum.)
' h sever; denounce (agreement)

ex-
O | . | =
understand
b r e a k i n t o pieces; bruise,
asperate
dissolution
dissolve vi.
bruise
settle a c c o u n t s
fuss
fuss
s t i r v i g o r o u s l y pf.
0 |
pressed
* ) (
c r a c k pf., c r u s h
ruffle, r u m p l e , c r u m p l e
( )
wrinkle,
crease
O |
O ' |
pf.,
untie (a k n o t )
O |
crumple
< )O |
<> <$< |
slice
unbutton
disheveled
O
s c r a t c h pf.
( )
b l u r r e d , vague, diffused
O |
slovenly
O |
Greek Orthodox church
(vertically),
(begin to) q u a r r e l
O |
criticize sharply
O |
t h i n out
O |
( | )
s c r a t c h (so as t o cause
O |
|| grief, s o r r o w
[TSAR]
grade
sullen
bleeding)
p u l v e r i z e ; disperse
pound, crush
O |
unfortunately
( | )
shred
l a y o u t , (page) m a k e - u p
p l u n d e r , loot, s a c k
O |
g r o u p , arrange, line u p ; O
O ' |
oilcloth
( )
deployment
[TSA'R-BALEKIIA'IM]
d e s t r o y , d e m o l i s h ; dis-
5 | - p i t y for l i v i n g things
S o c i e t y for the P r e v e n t i o n of C r u e l t y
to A n i m a l s
( )
agitation
O |
upset, r a t t l e

O ' |
food, v i c t u a l s
rupt
destructive, disruptive
( )
station, deploy
destruction
( )
(at)
space
O |
distressed, g r i e v e d , de-
(- nial) exercises
be f u r i o u s / w r o t h
defeat
oneself, h u r t oneself
O |
c e r e m o n y ; (ceremo-
O |
h h u r t ; beat,
complexion

( | )
feed
vt/pf
O |
tear, r i p vi.; (string) break

p r o v o k e , infuriate,
!
O |
get e x c i t e d , become furious
caress, fondle
c r u s h , g r a t e vt/pf,
s p r e a d , space
354
O |
438
divide
into small
' |
radiant
pieces
burst
( | )
spread,
diffusion;
dias-
dis-
()
|| s c a t t e r vt.
(/| )
north-
|| n o r t h
north, northern, northward

northern
b a t t e r , beat (de-
[ ] 6
get i n t o
a fight, h a v e i t o u t
melt
vi.
smear, spread
melt
plight,
O ' |
()
c u t pf.
| h a r d s h i p
at l o n g last; w i t h (great)
|
smelt
woe,
hurt,
damage
( | )
pf.,
'|
wreck, mar
crack,
split
()
Pf.
( difficulty

lamentable,
vt/pf,
O |
[TSORE] ( )
affliction,
smash, dash, crush
[ ] 8
|| a g g r a v a t i o n ; m i s e r y
( | )
[ ] 5
|| miserable, b a d l y off
\ - feat), l i c k ; b r e a k u p
[ ] 8
[MA'YREV] 8
northwestern
calamity,
O |
( | )
[MI'ZREK.11]
northeastern
t r o u b l e , distress,
( | )
send o u t , m a i l o u t ( m a n y )
[ ] ...8
borealis
northwest
|
stratify
shoot u p
ward
northeast
' ) ( *
()
O | 8
[TSOFN] 5
northern light, aurora
(| )
( )
stratified
stagger, space;
( )n
stratification
upset
vt/vi
separate, p a r t
O |
frightened
s c a t t e r vi.; c r u m b l e
separation, parting
perse
scatter

pora
spread;
miserable,
[ ]
unbutton
begin t o p l a y (colors,
w r e t c h e d , troublesome
leprosy
O | 8
O |
feelings, i m a g i n a t i o n ) ; p l a y u p
[TSORAAS]
vi.;
soar
355

beau, s u i t o r , escort;
( )
letter
male-(dance) p a r t n e r
cavalry
Yiddish
guarantee, v o u c h

(the letter) K
O |
coffee
copilot
coffee p o t
co-opt
( 2 .
<3>
|| c o o p e r a t i v e
cooperation
Caucasian
8
()
l i v e l y J e w . dance of
cabaret, night club
cabin
(of m i n i s t e r s )
c a b l e (wire)
cable (message)
{cont.)
<$> ! |
carpet
( )
code
( )
code
( )
O |
t e r m (in office)
( )
(legal) code
( )
( )
nucleus (of a staff), core
( )
( )
tatter, rag
( )
) ( =
l o w (in m o o d )
commonplace, stock,
hackneyed
trestle, s a w b u c k
trump; trump card
||
( )
( )
cable
be useless
casuistry
( )
( )
| 1 m o c k hero
barracks
( )
( )
s t u d y , office; c a b i n e t
swashbuckler, |'| - w o m a n
Cossack
( )
squash
(...)
[EYNORE]
O |
boar
( )
domineering/enterprising Jew.
( )
coordinate
Cossack origin
|| C o s s a c k
( )
coordination
( )
O |
coordinate
c o a c h (trainer)
. 1
cooperate
( )
Caucasus
O |
cooperative
( )
watermelon
( )
|| co
( ^ )
forge (in a s m i t h y )
v a l u e : 100
) (
blacksmith
[KUF]
caviar
county
of the
a l p h a b e t ; p r o n o u n c e d [K]; n u m e r i c a l
somersault
(...)
t u r n somersaults

cowboy
executioner
8
... - ...
anvil
( )
356
( )
( )
436
d r a k e ( )
p o k e r (tool) ( )
d u c k ( )
d a w n ( )
s t a t e r o o m , c a b i n ( )
t u r m o i l , stir, w h i r l
c o o k b o o k (...) 0
tile ( )
d i p p e r ; meddler,
() 5 '
as a j o k e , || jest /
seriously, n o ( i n jest, for fun
jest, fool vt., ( _| )h fooling
k i d a r o u n d , m a k e fun of
facetious
p l e a s a n t r y ( )0 ^
c a t a l o g ( )
c a t a l o g imp.
O |
C a t h o l i c ( )
disastrous, r u i n o u s , ' 8
busybody
|| b o i l , c o o k imp.; seethe <> |
|| be i n a t u r m o i l (over) ()
be o n the stove, b o i l vi.; fume; be
(hum.)
catastrophic
( )5
catastrophe
c a t a r a c t ( )
(penal) h a r d l a b o r
c o n v i c t (on h a r d ( )
disaster, c a l a m i t y ,
excited
b o i l i n g (hot)
be i n love (< )S> |
labor)
(with)
( p u n i t i v e l y ) h a r d ( w o r k )
C a t h o l i c )(
C a t h o l i c
c o o p , roost ( )
p u s s y c a t (esp. as a term
( )
( a n i m a l ) d r o p p i n g s
(political) ( ...)
collaborator
(political) c o l l a b o r a t i o n
collaborate ( p o l i t i O |
of
endearment)
chop, c u t l e t ; h a m b u r g e r (^ )
c a t e g o r y ( )
c a t e g o r i c a l ; o u t r i g h t
c a t h e d r a l ( )
c a t h e d r a l ; ( u n i v e r s i t y ) ( )
cally)
collage ( )
pun
( )
c o l o n i a l [NY]
c o l o n i z a t i o n
colonize O |
colonist, settler )(
c o l o n y ( )
fifth
| 55 || c o l u m n ( )
chair
l a s h , flog 0 '|
leg (of a triangle) ( )
(nose) c o l d ( )
l a u n c h (ship), c u t t e r ( )
| || t o m c a t ( )
m a k e | 1( hum.)
ignore
a fool of
1
column
colonel ( )
colossal, t r e m e n d o u s
collate O |
local c o l o r ( )
calorie ( )
r a d i a t o r (^ )
galoshes * || r u b b e r ( )
calf A ( > )
(rifle) b u t t , s t o c k (^ )
( || )|b l a n k e t (')( )
kolkhoz
b a r r e l o r g a n ; j a l o p y ( )
o r g a n g r i n d e r ( )
b o t h e r <$> '|
c o a c h (vehicle) ( )
stalk, stem (of ( )
cabbage, l e t t u c e ) ; c o b (of c o r n )
r o l l , w a l l o w (imp.)
0 | )(
vt/vi
q u i l t
( )
357
435
calendar
rattle
r a t t l e vt/vi
(
( ^ )
pool, puddle

! O |
O | ) (
columnist
( )
|| c o l l e c t i v e
.1 ( newspaper)
^
column
b o d y (of w o r k e r s e t c . ) ; g r o u p , t e a m ;
( )
' II p i c k , scoop
collective economy; pool

collectivize
( )
night cap
( )
calcium
|| ' c o l d
coldblooded,

( ^ )
caliber
calligraphy,
kaleidoscope
assignment,
()
spoil
vt., d a m a g e , i m p a i r ; frustrate, t h w a r t
spoiled
perishable
coma
( ' )5
( ) /
( )
bunch, gang
be n o i s y / d i s o r d e r l y ,
combination; union

lime k i l n
( )
collar
(/ )
colleague (fern.)
( )
( ^ )
committee, board, (jury)
(^ )
panel
suit, o v e r a l l s
O | )(
communal
Communism
Communist
colleague (masc.)
Communist
( ^ )
college
( )
collegiate
)(
communique: com-
( )
limestone
( )
( )
c o m b i n e vt/vi
quicklime
boot
combatant
colored
colorful
|| ' | c a l c i u m ; l i m e
mosquito
gaiter, spat; low laced
( )
( ( i n cards)
colorful
be n a u g h t y
H o u s e of C o m m o n s
suit
color-blind
O ' |
(British) Commonwealth
cripple
colorless
command
cauliflower
color; complexion;
O |
c o m m a n d ; crew; team;
| H s p o i l vi., b r e a k d o w n
sion
|| be i n c o m m a n d
( ^ )
|| |o u t of order, spoiled
)(
mis-
[MATSEV]
( )
penmanship
potassium
( )
comatose
commander
( / )
A ( )
||

nonchalant
elflock
crest, r i d g e
(treatment)
callous;
calculus
dresser
( A)
good and bad
( ( )
carbon paper; caique

comb; (mountain)
O |
slow, d a w d l e
O ^)(|
collection
calculation
( )
( )
( )
|| g l o o m y ,
...
^ ) (
dejected
munication
358
434
businessman
)(
commerce
business, c o m m e r c i a l
commercial
composer
c o m m u n i c a t i o n (s); pas-
senger t r a n s p o r t a t i o n
...
conveyance
( )
means of c o m -
()
( ...)
(musical or written)
munication
( )
communicate
( )O |
composition
fruit dessert
companion
( w i t h ) vi.
( )
commune
[NY] )(
campaign
camouflage
( )
(business) c o m p a n y ;
( )
t r a v e l i n g salesman
committee
mantelpiece
( )
compact
comparative
fireplace
O |
compass
commissar
campus
)(
( )
compilation
( )
cinct
com-
complication
|| _* c o m i c a l ,
(rev.
( )
|| c o m p l e x , c o m p o s i t e
.1
complex
competent
six p o i n t eight (6.8)

(low) co )
median
( )
comet
( )
c o m b imp.
commander,
()
commandant
( )
commentator
|* )(
(...)
c o m m e n t ; c o m m e n t a r y ( )
c o m m e n t vi.; c o m m e n t
( )
O
0 |
on
tenant
( embarrass, disgrace, d i s c r e d i t
compress
O |
( )
- * ) (
c h a m b e r ; cell
suffer e m b a r r a s s m e n t
dressing, compress
<$> |
disgrace
vt.,
( )
[DY] )(
ing
compromise
comedy
m a k e amends, m a k e u p (for)
|| c o m p r o m i s e
( )
funny
|| c o m m a ; (decimal) p o i n t
)(
con.) be a m u s e d b y
( )
( )0
( )
r u s h (type of reed)
O |
( )
or elected) c o m m i t t e e
comic; comedian
c o m p l e t e set
missioner
c o m p l i c a t e d , elaborate
complicate
()
commission; (appointed
( )
complex,
compensation
[SY]
( )
compliment
embarrassment,
( )
)(
c o m m i s s a r i a t ; pre-
computer
be u n c o m p r o m i s -
( )
( )
compulsive
( )
O ' |
compose (music)
compensate,
O |
( v o l u n t a r y or h o n o r a r y ) ( )
stump
involved,
camouflage
b u n c h (of people)
|| c a m p a i g n
( )
valet
t u n i n g fork
( . . . )
chamber music
359
( )
( )

433
)(
;fight
combat,
H action|
)(

)(fig.
)(
crusade
comfort
)(
battleground
) / (
)(
vt/vi
(water) c a n
r o u n d (dance); s t a k e
| O
mew, whimper
a t stake
cable, h e a v y rope
conical
connotation
)( A
)(

)(
canon

)(
c o u c h , sofa
) (
contaminate
a J e w . b o y pressed
under a p p a l l i n g c o n d i t i o n s i n R u s s i a
I
( C h r i s t i a n or n o n -
Nicholas
reign
of
during
the
)(1825-55
)(
congress
c o n t a c t ; electric out-
h let, socket )(
congressional
in touch
)(with
)(
congress-
| O
man
contact
) (
)...(
( 2 .
i n t o l o n g years of p r e - m i l i t a r y service
O r t h o d o x Jew.) c o n g r e g a t i o n
)(
canary
)(
burrow, den
region
|| worsted
)(
|| edge, r i m
| O
hemp
(train) c o n -
ductor
c o n t a c t lens
|| office
/)(
also over
the c o u n t e r
)(
)(
candidate
)(
candidacy
| ) O(
run

)(candidate
contour, outline
sketchy
)(
)(for
contingent, consign-
ment, shipment
rock candy
)(
chandelier
| )( O
condense vt/vi
' )(
convalesce
| O
convalescent
convalescence
'[
||
regional
(bank) account
)(
convoy
)(
angular
) (
convoy
)(
continent, mainland
square bracket
)(

continuity
)(
canoe
| O
)(
convertible car
)(
sewerage
' )(
)cally
)(
a l ; c h a n n e l ; sewernac .1/ )(
...
convertible
convert (mechani-
cone
)(
e n v e l o p e ; paper j a c k e t
| ) ( O
)cause (in a struggle
) \- (in a game
conventional
convex
)(
)issue (in a struggle
)( A
convent
c o n v e n t i o n , agreement
) . . . (

struggle,
)(
(military) action
)(
)(
convulsion
)c o n v e y o r (belt
(bank) statement
context
|| c o u n t e r
counteroffensive
canvas
360
counterrevolution
432
contraband

)(
)01
d o u b l e bass
)(
)(
contracting party
][SY
controversial
check, c o n t r o l ; c o n -
trols
;board
) (
control
dashboard
verifiable
|| check, c o n t r o l )(
| O
m a k e sure (of a n answer),
check
) (
)(
checklist
contrast
counterpoint

)(
contract
)...(
) (
* ) (
contractor
tribute
|| c o u n t r y place
finding
) (
|| a c q u a i n t a n c e |
) (
| O
curb
) (
) (
forte
)(
)(
) ( ][NY
| [NY] O
conjugation
conjugate
(favorable o r u n -
favorable) set of c i r c u m s t a n c e s
subjunctive
][NY
)( ][NY
!
conjunction
conical
console
| )( O
)(
)(
consul
) (
constitutional
) (
constitution
consternation
| O
construct
) (

construction
consistent
)(
;consequence
con-
sistency
)...(

conservative
conservative
conservation
preserved, c a n n e d
;)c a n , preserve (food
conserve
goods
|| c a n n e d
)(

consultant
consultation
consume
c a n n e d fruit
cannery
secret; c l o a k - a n d - d a g -
ger, u n d e r c o v e r
) (
| O
)(
enema
| * <>

conspiracy
conspire

rosin
conformist
| O
conform
confidential, private
) (
| O
) (
consulate
)(
$ 0 | O
c o n s o l i d a t e vt/vi
consonant
)-(
| O
clover
)(
/ . , set u p c o n s t i t u t e
h c a n n e d fish
cannibal
)( ][NY
c o n s t i t u e n t assem-
bly
brandy
constant
| O
(disciplinary) w h i p
find
|| c o n s t a n t
state, assert,
) get a c q u a i n t e d ( w i t h
consumption
) (

verify,
consumer
) ( s t a t e m e n t , assertion,
.1
)(
confiscation, seizure
confiscate, seize
(religious) c o n f i r m a -
tion
)(
conflict
)(

struggle,
confederate
confederate
431
cashier, teller, treas-
)(
5
confederacy, c o n -
( )
urer
repeal, a n n u l m e n t
c a s h ; abrogate,
federation
( )
repeal,
confession
( )
conference (of m a n y
( )
confront
O |
reverse, s t r i k e d o w n , a n n u l ; foreclose
people)
(mortgage)
spaceman
)(
astronautics
c o s m o s ; (outer) space
spaceman
space craft
camp
concentrate,
concentric
till, cashbox; strongbox;
( )
( )
draft, o u t l i n e
( )
ticket
window,
cession
concert; recital; con-
box
perform
|| | a s l a n t , s l o p i n g , o b l i q u e
scythe
concave
compete
rival
competitor, rival
tion; rivalry
...
||

|| f r o m head t o toe
densely
*|
one's w i t s ' e n d
attempt
A ( )
b o x ; set (of teeth)
| )
splurge
||

( )
costly
r a c k one's b r a i n s
c r a t e ; chest, case,
crowded
* || | | be v e r y s m a r t
suit; costume
' | * I- s i m p l e - m i n d e d person
at
custard
|| a t t e n t i v e l y ; s e n s i b l y
be
cross-eyed
( )
|| upside d o w n
repeal, a n n u l m e n t
( )
| h u b
d i s t r a u g h t , g r e a t l y distressed
concrete, definite, t a n g i b l e
A ( )
( )
drop, little bit

|| o v e r one's ears
( )
)(
(economic) c o m p e t i -
( )
cape ( p o i n t of l a n d )
( )O |
contest
coeducational
(with),
| <>
helmet
coeducation
( )
( )
( )

v a s t funds (of)
concert master
squint
( )
| |* certo
concertina
(cash) o n h a n d
franchise, c h a r t e r ; c o n -
! office; t a k e , receipts; t r e a s u r y
) (

(wheel)
)(
focus v t / v i
cosmetic
head;
m a k e - u p , c o s m e t i c (s)
font;
concentration ( )
( )
c o s m i c , space
(type)
( ^ )
concentration
( )
cosmopolitan
beautician
^ ) (
( )
cosmopolitan
chancellor
a d m i n i s t r a t i v e office
| I- cost
caste
( )
castrate
O |
casino
|| |*
cosine
362
( )
brass k n u c k l e
( )
( )
430
h the i m p o s s i b l e |
|
annoy
)(
)(
||
|| pester vi. | |
|| b o t h e r ; confuse||
)(
impossible
)con.
is d i z z y
][MOYEKII
||
)(iro.
what a
!brilliant mind
)(
) h usual
un-
capable (of stg.
t u r n o v e r a new leaf
) ( 1
^ )(
capillary
) (
a p t to
>)
c o p y (stg. c o p i e d ) ; (photo-
graphic) print
)(
kaftan, gaberdine, long
stack
| O
coat traditionally worn by observant
)c o p y ; p r i n t (photos
) (
Jews
!
)(
) (
)(
capacity; outstanding
)(
.1
^ ) (
worry, bother
)...(
) (
capon
)(
h t u r v y , the w r o n g w a y | ) (
)(
the w r o n g 2.
)(
way
perverse, n e g a t i v e
||
)(
| | ><$
ap-
invert
)(
||
c o b b l e r ' s last
| ><3
kick
hood
)(funds
| ><$
drip, trickle
) (

)(
bandleader
) ( ) ( A A
tiny bit
tadpole
a
)(
of
1/100
kopeck,
Russian ruble
|| c a p i t a l
pS
;man's hat
band
^ )(
t u r n o v e r vi.
)(
chapel
dressy ladies' hat
)(
tiny bit
pear, t u r n u p u n e x p e c t e d l y
capital
hoof
' = )(
| | ) (
) (
t u m b l e , o v e r t u r n vi.
kick
) (
t u r n , upset
(swimmer's) dive
capsule
) (
over-
headline
bed s p r e a d
)(
|| )(
kerchief
) ( ][shuRE
o p p o s i t e , reverse, t o p s y -
hair brush
dive
) (
headache
(- s t a n d o n end
egghead,
lectual
p o l l tax
) <*p(
hood
skullcap
) ( (Chr.) shrine
)( (iro.) i n t e l -
personality, big wheel
vt/vi
s u r r e n d e r vi., c a p i t u l a t e
) ( !

)(
surrender
/ ) / ( || c h a p t e r | |
|| heads or tails
(rev.
captain
| 0
|| a t t e m p t the
capitalist
)capitalist(ic
)(
) || p a y a t t e n t i o n (to|
capitalism
bother,
remember
capitalize
on
363
)(
corporal
)(
fancy, w h i m , freak
429
K a r a i t e , m e m b e r of a
()
capricious, w h i m -
sect w h i c h rejects the T a l m u d

coral
( )
solvent
quarantine
quarantine
coroner
s i c a l , peevish, fickle, w a y w a r d
undershirt;
( A ) ( )
jacket
( )
kaftan,
O |
long overcoat traditionally w o r n b y
the
(6'/)
0 ( * )
(automobile) b o d y
observant Jews
( )
r o l y - p o l y person, c h u b -
cafe
( )
cafeteria
by child
scramble, scamper
decanter
h i t the n a i l o n the head
basket
( )
how can
a l m o s t | h
step, s h o r t d i s t a n c e
firmative
concentration camp
inmate/survivor
cocoa
bread?
coconut
caucus
cocktail
.1
c ock tai l p a r t y
( )
( )
()0
cardinal
corrupt
coke
O |
flirt
merry-go-round, carousel ( ^ )
|| p l a y i n g c a r d
corrupt
corruption
p u t one's c a r d s o n
t e l l forevery
( )
show
cardboard; cardboard
table
coquettish
flirt
(fern.)

( )
d i a m o n d s ( i n cards)
( )
caravan
( )
( )
carat
container; carton
( )
)(
Caribbean
364
r o u n d (dance), c i r c l e
guardhouse, s t o c k a d e
( )
(of) c a r d b o a r d
flirt
( )
coquetry
coquette,
possible e v i l
()
off v L
h tunes
file
||
flirtatious,
||
| / | 1 the
* )(
cactus
( )
|| c a r d i n a l
( )
popcorn
( o n
(...)
bow (ribbon); cockade
<$> |
u n s p a r i n g of
.
)(
answers)
not enough
( )
camp
af-
|- h a v e e n o u g h
cordon
G e r m a n concentration
? 1 a w e e k
be e x t r a v a g a n t w i t h , be
( )/
( )
. 1
anticipating
be s t i n g y w i t h , e c o n o m i z e
blanket
hangover
n o u g h (in questions
A (^ )
the p l a n be c a r r i e d o u t ?
( )
s t i n g y ; s h o r t , a l m o s t ; n o t e-
?||
( ^ )
crank
)(
let the c a t o u t of the b a g
(- )
score, n o t c h
l i t t l e ; 2.
|| | | c a t
( )
(...)
curling iron, curler
don't you
A ( )
carburetor
( )
( )
caffein
O |
|| | n o t c h , n i c k , d e n t
428
/)(
)(
potato
)!(
)( =

) (

card
)(
fortune-
)(
)( A
^ )(
)(
map, chart
cartel
)(
) (
' | ><3
carp
corporate
corporal
)(
)(
)g r u b (trees etc.
| 0
|| t w i s t vt.
| O
correct
t w i s t vi.,
corporation
c o r p s ; c o r p u s ; set
of
buildings
) . . . (
writhe
hall, corridor
)(
)(
) (
careerist
) . . . (
| O

)(
c o r k ; (electric) fuse
caricature; cartoon
dwarf, m i d g e t
crimson
feed, fodder
)(
snub-nosed
| ><$
corsage
mow
) c a p ( t y p e of h a t
fondle, pet, p a m p e r
receipt; trans-
cal philosophy
bark
)(
trough
/ ][KABOLES-PO'NEM
^/ ][SHA'BES
(of) b a r k
O
re-
ception, welcome
Korean
stand
m i t t e d legend; cabala, a Jew. m y s t i -
corset
m a k e a mess of t h i n g s
)( ][KABOLE
) (

)(
nightmare
|| cereal, p o r r i d g e ; p u l p
)(
carriage, c h a r i o t , c o a c h
) (
basket
| ><$
c u r t a i n r o d ; cornice
)(
)/(
horse
for n o b u l l y i n g
carnival
)(
purse/
|| |
|| r y e
(baby's) high chair
)(
|| c h e r r y | '
) (
feed imp.
)(
corkscrew
chestnut, buckeye
caricature
' | ) ( 0
|| n e c k|
)p u c k e r u p (one's lips
) (
) (
dungeon
) (
leader (of a m o v e m e n t
)(
)(
be a b u r d e n t o
) or school of t h o u g h t

bigshot
jug
)/(
career
' ) (
proofsheet
)(
cramp
||
r e a d proof, proofread
stump
proofreader
proof; c o r r e c t i o n
' | )(
teller
correct; p r i m
Korean
)...(
p o t a t o peeler
)(
Korea
ms
potato masher
* ) ( ) (A
correspondence
)(
m a s h e d potatoes
)(
the
(ex-
correspond
inaugurating
Friday
service
)(Jew.
evening
Sabbath
) ( ][KAPTSNKAPTSONIM
)change letters
poor m a n , pauper
) ( correspondent
365
427
be a c t i v e i n c o m m u n a l
[]0
affairs (usu.
public, communal
B o o k of E c c l e s i a s t e s ,
[ K A B R E N K A B R O N I M ]
( )
iro.)
collective
[ K O Y H E L E S ]
agricultural settlement i n Palestine/
()
[ K V U T S E ]
read d u r i n g the S u k k o t h h o l i d a y
cow
2.
( )
( )
cube
( )
Cuba
()
|| C u b a n * .1
sign
after
, representing
the
grave,
under
c u b i c foot
set,
[ K O Y V E Y E ]
cemetery
first
(of a l l )
[KOL]
*>
(25#)
square
||
-*
( )
()
square
saintliness;
( . . . )
Y2 p i n t
|| esp.
the
||
godfather
godmother
function/status
of be-
()
b y a son
person w h o
proto-,
s p r i n g , source
from t i m e i m -
quality
skilled
. . .
| ancients
[ K A D M O Y N I S I I ]
meval
holy
[K0DshE-K0D0sh1M]
of holies; i n n e r s a n c t u m
community;
[KEHILE]
()
organized Jew.
community
[ 3
( )
community

center
()
memorial
ancient, p r i -
[KADMEN]
o r i g i n a l sin
()
primeval times; [KADMOYNIM]
ing godfather
qualitative
.l
for his d e a d p a r e n t
=</
s a y s the
original
5 '
poppycock, rubbish
()
( )
[KADOKIIES]
protohuman
. . .
( )
p r a y e r ; m a l e heir
( )
quota
k a d d i s h , a p r a y e r s a i d b y a mourner,
quasi
cringe ( )
[KDUSIIE]
[KADEshKADEYshiM]
sanctity
ague
. . .
square
( )
square mile
square d a n c e
cemetery

be servile, (cont.)
(Jew.)
"
m a r t y r ; h o l y m a n , saint
()
||
()
[KODEshKDOYshiM]
kg.
(Jew.)
[ K O Y D E M ]
first of a l l
quarter
()
()_
burial in a Jew.
()
tuft, shag
[]
[ K E Y V E R - Y I S R O ' E L ]
fix (a t i m e )
shaggy
[KVORES]
gravedigger
-_
( k i n d of) p u d d i n g
*/
()
. . .
cubic
graves
|| c u b i c
cube (raise t o t h i r d power)
()
[O'VES]
v i s i t one's p a r e n t s '
D = ( M U ]
( )
cup
[ K E Y V E R K V O R I M ]
p a r e n t a l graves
whose
letter i t is w r i t t e n ; e.g.
( )
tomb
the v o w e l [u]
consonant
[ K V U R E ]
[KUBUTS]
burial
bury
Cuban
the H e b r e w v o w e l
Israel
||
(the letter) Q
()
gravedigger
(Jew.)
(the
people of
[KOOL]
a) c o m m u n i t y ; p u b l i c
366
426
r e v e l i n , be de-
q u a l i f y vt/vt
(> )$< |
|| press, squeeze, p i n c h
b e a m (at), be
fountain pen
( | )( )
<j> |
hesitation, indecision
( )
question
(the
[TY] O
cluck
(of) m e r c u r y
quorum
quart
cross s e c t i o n
( )
male cousin
female c o u s i n
(/)
( ) ( )
( )
b o a r d , lodgings, q u a r -
( )
c l u m p , heap
coachman
( )
gibberish
causal
dirty
|| piece of c o a l
( )
()
|| b i t u m i n o u s c o a l
quartermaster
( )
boarder
q u a r t e r (of a y e a r )
q u a r t e r l y (journal)
machine gun
quartet
( )
( )
w i t h e r vi.
sunlamp
carbon
|| _ q u i t s , s q u a r e
(pawn) t i c k e t ; receipt
receipt, c h e c k
( )
( )
O |
a c k n o w l e d g e , issue a re-
c e i p t for
c h e c k (receipt),
(A ( ) # )
slip, n o t e ; t a g , t a b
scream, shriek
A ( )
( )
shrill; squeaky
t w i s t e d loaf of w h i t e b r e a d eaten o n
s c r e a m , shriek
or (in some areas) o n

holidays
( )
be e v e n ( w i t h )
( )
3> |
quartz
()
( )
( )
carbon dioxide
the S a b b a t h
*/
fourth (musical interval)
( . . . / )
coal miner
()
quarterly
h a n t h r a c i t e
coal mine
hallah, a
at m y quarters
)(
sphere, b a l l , g l o b e ; b u l l e t
jet b l a c k
accommodations
t e n a n t , lodger,
( || hard) r u b b e r
|| c o a l
| _ ters,
( )
A ( )
b y fits a n d s t a r t s
(of a t o w n )
( )
frigid w o m a n
neighborhood, quarter
( ' )
|| | s m i t h y , forge
basket
...
( )
transversely
transverse
(hum.)
<$> |
dry
o r

3> |
quack, croak
crosswise,
< S> |
h a v e a n a p p e t i t e for
mercury, quicksilver
across,
( )
kvass
be eager t o h a v e ,
t r u t h o r v a l u e of)
mercurial
quantity
!*
0 |
( )
quantitative
w a v e r , hesitate
well
'
delighted (with), revel i n

hesitant, halting
( )
g u s h i n g ; genuine
<$>
s t r a i n vt.
O | )(
qualification
lighted (with)
flower, b l o s s o m
fifth
(musical interval)

<$> |
( )
( )
?)(
425
hobble
0 |
<$> | ) (
fist
l o u d cries
s l a u g h t e r ; (hum.)
t u m b l e vt/vi
( )
singing voice
chimneysweep
( ^ )
c u l m i n a t e vi.
climax
proclama-
chimney, smokestack
( A ) ( )
culmination
<$> ' | ) (
<$ ' | ) (
barely, scarcely
[ K O Y L E - K O ' Y L E S ]
mitten
ruin
r o l l vt/vi
( )
b a r e l y , b y the s k i n of one's
O |
I had a
( teeth
( ^ )
close s h a v e
[ K O L - N E G I N E ]
k n o l l , h i l l ; pile, h e a p
( )
[ K O L K O Y R E ] ( )
b u y , purchase
<$> |
bail
tion; appeal
swagger
[; | KOYMEMIES]
s t a n d erect
colonel
future
|| c o m e , a r r i v e
( | )
recuperate,
be nowhere
c o o k , chef
h a i l , come, s t e m , s p r i n g from
||
merit,
I owe her the
| *a l o u d
lobbyist
( )
*
ridors
[shTADL0NE-
()
l o u d noise, r a c k e t ,
[KOYLES] <
<$> |
entitled
shAFT]
to
be v o c a l ;
lobby
| h cries, s h o u t i n g
1 m o n e y
she is n o t e n t i t l e d t o (receive)
the
h m o n e y from
me
shout
vocal, vociferous
culture
cultural
...^
language of c u l t i -
...-to-be
customer
(KUNDESKUNDEYSIM]
( ^ )
v a t e d usage
* )(
()
raise (plants, a n i m a l s ) ;
O ^ |
cultivate
prankster, wag; brat

c u s t o m e r s (coll.),
patronage
[KOYNEKOYNIM]
clien-
culinary
( )
( || theater) w i n g
' | h tele
()
| customer, b u y e r ,
patron
( ^ )
( ^ )
cultured; cultural
you
c o m i n g , future,
[ ]
cult, worship
I owe y o u t h a n k s ; I a m grateful t o
next;
! ) (
(|| )
be
voice
( p a r l i a m e n t a r y ) l o b b y ; cor-
| a r r i v e
be d u e ; (rev. con.)
deserve,
()
||
| convalesce
come what m a y
owe;
) (
/ [ | KELKIIL]
|| h o w c o m e
A ( )
[KOLKELER]
. . . / / 1 near (in q u a l i t y )
how d a r e y o u
A ( )
cake
f succeed
|| follow, ensue
( )
basketball
( || conversation) t u r n t o
0 ( )
basket
be
berth
|| |
future; f o r t h c o m i n g ; ...-to-
recover vi.,
( / )

( )
b e h i n d the scenes
b u n d l e (straw)
purchaser
crutch
|
368
( )
2
( )
424
he t r a n s l a t e s a t
in view
H of;
i n deference
whereupon
peek
|[
acquire
acquire a reputation
to
fine a r t s
||
( A A ) ( ) $!
viewer
(device)
art;
(...)
imita- h synthetic rubber

w o r k of a r t
perform tricks
trickster; juggler
or
trickery
cupola, dome
( )
( )
( . . . )
couplet
( ^ )
pile, heap
( )
a
(railroad) c o m p a r t m e n t
( )
( ' )
w
|| c o p p e r
k o p h , n a m e of the l e t t e r
( )
( )/
(drinking) mug
'|
chest, t r u n k
. 1
ifig)
O |
( )
( )
[ K U T S E - s h E L Y u D ]
iota
( A)
(hum.)
, h i n short, i n brief
fon-
[ N y ] ( )
dling, familiarity
[MAYSE] /
shorty
the s h o r t of i t , to m a k e a l o n g s t o r y
( | * )$ h o p i n i o n ,
| h cise(ly)
|| at s i g h t
=
nearsighted, s h o r t s i g h t e d
short-term
peek i n
p o i n t of v i e w
shorts (short pants)

short circuit
l o o k (at);
kiss
(view) g i v e
|| d i s r e g a r d
( )
|| a t s i g h t
(|)
369
( )
( )
(< )S> |
V o n t o
despite, i n spite
( )
|| | )> kiss
cuckoo
outlook
h glance (at)
short-lived
( )
g l i m p s e , look, g l a n c e ; v i e w ( s ) , ( )
| s h o r t
short-wave
clutch
|| i t a l i c s
fall s h o r t
( )
( )
p l y vi., cruise, c i r c u l a t e
terse(ly), con-
(/ )
( )
e x t e n s i o n course
the l o n g a n d
bush
|| course; r a t e of exchange
|| s h o r t , brief
'
monkey-business
patient)
i t a l i c 2.
) (
coupon
express t r a i n
illness
| /|| _|
t r i c k y , ingenious
( )
(thing)
courier
(an
0 || t r i c k , s t u n t , feat ( )
( )w
fledgling
curiosity
treat
trickery
( )
chick
chick,
*/
()( )
(wind) j a c k e t
()
(artificial) fertilizer
( . . . )
2
|| r a y o n
( )
treatment, cure
spa, resort
course
t i o n leather
curator
partridge
art
...
goggles
chime
||
( )
synthetic
i n g , boldness
imitation,
'
s p i r i t , p l u c k , courage, dartrustee;
|| a r t
()
cock-a-doodle-doo
[ ] ( ) - *
[ s h E M ] ( * )( )
: h sight
/
of,
notwithstanding
| - frown
upon
423
(Jew.)
man's
solemn
()
honeymoon;
first
week
w h i t e l i n e n robe
accusation
(hum.)
G e r m a n measles
[KITREG] -
m o r e bones
(<* )
( )
after the w e d d i n g
|| kiss vt/vi
t h a n m e a t ; worthless f o o d ; negligible
kiss vt.
amount
chewing gum
chain, shackle, b o n d ; (mounfetters
accuser,
"
chewing tobacco
vomit
[KiBETsKIBUTSIM]
[KIBU'TS]
non-kosher
butcher;
(hum.)
the
[GO'LYES]
pail
-
(fig.)
kibitz
kibitzer
(Jew.)
a, a n ; no, m*
nobody,
over
(Jew.)
[KIDESII]
wine; Sabbath
forenoon
martyr-
\ | - sion
[HASIIE'M]
| | d o m , d e a t h for b e i n g a J e w
-'_
no m a n ' s l a n d
the benedic-
t o s a y the b e n e d i c t i o n
thing
) (
c e l e b r a t i o n i n h o n o r of a j o y o u s o c c a -
... ' 1 a n y
t o ; b o u n d for
tion
(Jew.)
be m a r t y r e d
legitimate
( )*
[KDU'SIINDIK]
( : / ) ... |
(child)
wed-
[KDu'shN] ( ^ )
( / )
(Jew.)
[K1DEsh-LEvoNE]
empress
the c u s t o m of blessing the new m o o n
none, n o one, n o t a n y b o d y
Easter
emperor
<$> |
cybernetics
no less t h a n
nothing, not any-
( )
kibitzing
pB f i n d i s p u t a b l e t r u t h
sentences)
i n g a t h e r i n g of the exiles
[KA'YMELON] (_ )
( i n negative
group
Palestine/Israel
(Jew.)
( )
slaughterer, b u t c h e r
truism,
community,
T J ')(
()
.1
k i b b u t z , a large c o l l e c t i v e f a r m i n

way)
sphere, g l o b e
( )
()
<> | -
(in a n o n - k o s h e r
circular, round
.2 f
[KEYE]
newsstand
$> _|
non-kosher slaughter(ing)
angel
gasp
accusing
whooping cough
()
(Jew.)
( )
<*> yi
( )
[KATEYGER]
(moral) p r o s e c u t o r ;
*> \- t a i n ) range
l i n k vi., be l i n k e d
slaughter
couch
0 | )(
(imp.)
ding ring
( )( )
imperial
kidnapping
=
chew imp.
<$> | = |
jaw
r o l l vt/vi
basket
kidnapper
(_ )
helmet
existence; s u r v i v a l
( A ) ( )
k i t c h e n ; cuisine
' | ^ *>
)(
a t odds, a t loggerheads
<> | ) ( -
cow's
) ( *
kidnap
( )
[KIEM]
entirely raw
( )
putty
370
422
descendants; posterity
children's, juvenile
kindergarten
cookie
...
of
( )
()
keel
childhood
kilogram
( )
kilometer
( )
(rather) c o o l
( )
infantile p a r a l y s i s
n u r s e r y (room)
( )
child's, children's
childhood
lament upon
rug
cooler; ( a u t o m o b i l e ) r a d i -
ator
queen
ness
kingdom
childbirth,
woman in childbirth
maternity ward
ingenious
chin, jaw
at/to
be
envy, jealousy
[KINE] ( )
rivalry
[SI'NE] (
i n labor,
be
kith and k i n ; kit and
babysitting
babysitter
[ ] ( )
||
in childhood
from c h i l d h o o d
childish, infantile
kidnapping
lived
( )

tickle
<> |
"

g i v e notice (of d i s m i s s a l ) 0 ' ' |
tickle
( )
childhood
in short, in a w o r d
ticklish
caboodle
( )
[KITSERKITSURIM] ( )
to
( )
[KITSVE]
[YO'MIMDIK]
h c h i l d
( m a r y , a b s t r a c t , digest, precis
short-
()
giving birth
babe i n a r m s
backbite
dole, h a n d - o u t ; relief
( )
|| |* c h i l d , k i d
)(
Cyprus
( )
the m o v i e s
(> )$< |
gossip
(* )
|| m o v i e theater
motion picture
or t h i n g )
(with),
( *> )
kindling wood
( )
newborn infant
3> ' |
i n g e n u i t y (of a c o n c e p t
( )
) (
artistic
labor
( 9 (r
artificial, man-made
confinement,
( )
( )
reign
artist
( * )
royal
relief r o l l
c a r a w a y (seeds)
( )
rabbit
sum-
( )
[KINE] ( )
king
fault
<$> |
coolness; d e t a c h m e n t , aloof-
catastrophes i n Jew. history
find
( )
c o o l imp.
the d e s t r u c t i o n of J e r u s a l e m or o t h e r
dagger
( )
-(D)
childish, juvenile
nursery rhyme
> $< |
c o o l , c h i l l y ; aloof
children
(Jew.)
(A ) ( ) 0*
()
nursery (institution)
molester
kidnapper
) (
have children
birth control
371
( )
<S> |
421
!
)(
)(
pumpkin
furrier; h a t t e r
)(
c h u r c h , ecclesiastical

| <*>
||

)(
)(
;abbreviation
ment
| ><$
s h o r t e n , a b r i d g e imp.
)(
)pick(axe
! )( ) ( A
)(
)classic ( a u t h o r etc.
class
classic
)(
;cushion, bolster
)/( A
class struggle
) (
)(
pillow, cushion
H s h o c k ; percussion
p a d , puff
at a
|| g u t s
|| stuffed d e r m a | '
|| h i t , s t r i k e
|- a p p e n d i x |
)( , |*
|
|| c o l o n
|| s t r i k e , s l a m|
)be b e a t e n u p , get h u r t (in a fight
rectum
) (
;stroke, blow, hit, rap
h single s t r o k e ; s i m u l t a n e o u s l y|*
0 || i n t e s t i n e ; hose
)(
|| l a m e n t
m o u r n i n g|
| ><
wear
beat
|| woe t o
complain
m e a t loaf
) ( !
miserable, w r e t c h e d , pa-
- *
thetic, dismal, lugubrious
' | ><j
c o u n t (in a n i n d i c t -
)ment
paraphernalia
c l a t t e r , r a t t l e vi.
) (
) (
)(
)(

keyboard
)(
toilet seat
)(
||
s w i m the
crawl stroke
)(wooden
beam
foolish/per-
plexing question
)(
clam
b r a c e ; parenthesis( 8
fathom
)( ][KAshE
foot bridge
snap lock
) ( A
t o i l e t paper
) (

crawl
)(
toilet
*
"
clown
)(
rattlesnake
)...(
( p i a n o or t y p e w r i t e r ) k e y
)(
t y p e vi/imp
| < =>$
|| l a m e n t , w a i l )(
) ( !
his t e e t h are c h a t t e r i n g
|| ) (
dirge
)(
;k n o c k o n , r a p imp.
) (heart 1
)(
bother, care
| <) >:(
!damn him
*) (
)(
<$ )( ) ( A A
'
class, classify
classification
| O
wad
hopscotch
)( s c h o o l r o o m , c l a s s r o o m
soundproof
|| c l a s s , g r a d e ; s c h o o l r o o m
| O
soon
sound; rumor
s t i c k up for
abridg-
clan
)(
|| g r i e v a n c e ; u n j u s t t r e a t m e n t
)c l i n g (to
* !* )( w
church
' | ) 0(
! here, k i t t y , k i t t y
)(
)A
baffling p u z z l e
clear, d i s t i n c t ,
bracket,
apparent, obvious; downright; clean
h ( s h i r t ) ; sane || versed i n )
372
420
clothes
|| dress, g o w n
( * )
apparel, clothing, garb
||
(clothes) fit, ( || )c l o t h e
self-evident,
<> |
explanation
s u i t , be b e c o m i n g / f l a t t e r i n g t o
clannish,
fac-
( )
articulate
8 -
c a n t e e n (store)
( A ) -
|| p e t t y
Asia Minor
a for-
tiori a r g u m e n t , inference
| )(
[ZY] ( )
small synagogue,
_A ( )
|| | s m a l l c h a n g e
house of s t u d y , f r e q u e n t l y r e s t r i c t e d
to some o c c u p a t i o n a l or social g r o u p
belittle, minimize, debunk

youngsters, s m a l l fry
tiny
! || trifle
church
pew
* ) (
petty, cheap; picayune
( )
( )
levity, irresponsibility
[ ]
mare
( )
oakum
( )
d o o r handle, k n o b
( )
( *! )
clasp
( )
jingle
(knife, saw) b l a d e
maple
3> ' |
wedge
lapel;
( )
t i n k l e , jingle
sonorous
r a c k one's b r a i n s
( )
glue
choose; gather, col-
ding-dong
|| lect imp.;
clinic; infirmary
( )
i n t e n d to,
clinical
eggdrop
( )
) ( |
shrewd
r i n g , s o u n d vt.
( )
glass s e r v i n g b o w l
<$> |
( ( )p e a l ; t i n k l e
d o u g h (money)
( )
(ink) b l o t
()
( )
flap
marrow
( )/
( . . . ) *
vi.,
[KALES] 0^
irresponsible, reckless
(...)
climax
sound
clump
|| c a l l u p (phone)
) (
r i n g ; (phone) c a l l
- || w h o l e w h e a t
ring,
stir v i g o r o u s l y imp.
b r a n ; freckles
slogan
( )
c h u r c h , ecclesiastical
pettiness
jingle
( )
(...)
steeple
( )
q u i t e a ...
climate
[KALVEKhoYMER] ( )
provincial
( A )
...
s m a l l a r m s *
wow!
( )
prudence, w i s d o m

short
petty jury
buttock
wise, clever, s m a r t
( A !>)( )
little, small, slight,
( )
country club
hip;
( )
gluey, viscous
|| ' | c l u b
tional
shop, store
clarity; sanity
( )
parochial,
( )
clarinet
whisk broom (...)

wardrobe
obvious
explain, clarify, elucidate
( )
( _| )
p i c k (fruit, berries, etc.)

J* || g a t h e r vi.
be g o i n g to
373
419
adhesive cellophane
enema
tape
(barrel) s t a v e ; ( m u s i c a l
( ^ )
i n s t r u m e n t ) s t o p ; (hum.)
screw
( )

client, c u s t o m e r
(in
tick
! ) (
[LI]
(bloodsucker);
( )
()
the head)
(wood) b l o c k ;
clutch
s h r e w ; (Jew.)
(A * ) ( )
[KLIPE] ( )
spool
_| || (ink) s p o t , b l o t
be
enough,
fall s h o r t
suffice
(in
( )
( )
<$>
|| curse, o a t h
[ K L O L E ] ( )
v e h e m e n t curses
H n u m b e r ) , do, last
blotter
( )
blotting paper
! 0 |
climb
thought; qualm
( )
0 ' |
clergy
vise; plight, straits, quandary,
t r a i n of t h o u g h t
' 1 d i l e m m a ,
c l e r i c a l (of c l e r g y )
cleric, c l e r g y m a n
think,
clique
cut, p r i n t e r ' s e n g r a v i n g
( )
execrate, berate
ruminate,
fail, leave
predicament
| h be i n a fix
( )
</> <J>
i n the l u r c h
b i n d e r , looseleaf note-
( )5
c o n t e m p l a t e , m e d i t a t e ; muse, b r o o d
wonder
|| p o n d e r
book
h (on)
grieve
the
clip
smaller, lesser
[KOMETS]
pears,
letter
e.g.
a d h e s i v e tape
s m a l l adhesive
[A'LEF] /
bandage
transfer p i c t u r e
[ ] ( )
[KAMTSNKAMTSONIM]
()
stinginess
>
pat,
tap;
(A
tap
f a n a t i c i s m , zeal
bigot,
|| s t i c k vt/imp,
s t i c k vi/imp,
()
<$> |
a d h e r e ; c l i n g ; be
coherent
!*
sticky
[KANOES] $
[KANOI]
<$> |
paste, glue
fanatic,
()
knocker; clapper
[KAMTSONES]
(head of) g a r l i c
sticky; catching, contagious
( _* s t i n g y person, n i g g a r d , miser
be s t i n g y w i t h
( * )
blow by blow
tary knowledge
beard
( )
D = [MO]
stg. v e r y e l e m e n t a r y ; r u d i m e n -
Vandyke
(A )
all-purpose glue
the
c o n s o n a n t u n d e r whose letter i t a p the
(A ) ( ) *
r e p r e s e n t i n g the v o w e l [o] after
||
regret
v a t i o n , regret
(paper)
[ K A M E Y E ] ( )
v o w e l sign
( )*
[ K A L F E ] ( )
km.
amulet, charm
*f vi.,
v e x a t i o n , grief, a g g r a -
O |
[ = KALPE] ()
ballot box
|| g r i e v e vt.
_
whether
purify
evil spirit
adhesive
knocker
s t i c k e r , label, t a b
zealot
374

( )
( ) mn
( )
418
5
fold,
wrinkle,
crease;
( )
f a n a t i c a l , zealous
nuance
folder
fold,
crack, bang, pop, report

tuber
( )
crack, bang, pop
<$> |
(A ) ( )v
wrinkle,
crease,
bud
c r u m p l e imp.
p i n c h , n i p imp.
acqui-
( )
( / ^ ) | -
meager, scant, slight, scarce;
bug
| h a l m o s t , n o t m u c h o f . . .
( ) -
not
[ K I N Y E N K I N Y O N I M ] ( )
m u c h o f a feat
<$> |
,(> || | p i n c h , n i p
( )
|| p i n c h , n i p pf.
button; knob
) (
k n e e l imp.
A ( )
t h u m b t a c k ; s n a p fastener; ( )
push button
(shoe) heel
< | <
a p i n c h o n the cheek, (Jig.)
(/) 6
* || |c r a c k , snap, c l i c k
p a t o n the b a c k
coherent
s m a l l ( k i t c h e n ) knife
snap
( )
savings,
hand
[BEKNI'PL] ( )8
(A * ) ( )
( ) *
crackle, rumble
<$> |
c r a c k || c r a c k , s n a p vi. <$> |
vt.
nest e g g
|| n u t c r a c k e r
and glove; c h u m m y (with)

knotty
curtsey
( )
crackling
( )
(hum.)
bigshot
firecracker
( ) 8 5 '
[ ] ( )
A ( )/
A ( )
l u m p , b a l l (of s t r i n g , thread)
[KANSE] <> |
lumpy
hoax
imp.
s l a v e r y , bondage, s e r v i -
A ( )
(communications) h u b
elm
()
servile
( . . . )
crucial
( )
snarl
0 |
(hum.)
teach; hold
| / || | knee
( )
purchase
forth to
b u t t o n ; (cont.)

[KNIE] (m)
dumpling
(A ) ( ) 8
| | h official; c h u m
p u t the finishing touches (to) ()
xylophone
( / / ) /
k n e e l imp/pf
( )3< |
( )
grumbler, killjoy
tude
ankle; knuckle
[ K N U N Y E ] (m)
knot; junction,
( / | )
slave
( )
wick
] [ = 0 |
k n e a d , shape
b u n c h , cluster,
[ K N A S K N O S I M ] ( )
pliable, plastic
( )
knout, whip
served hot
fine
1 d o n ' t care!
m e a t , potatoes, o r b u c k w h e a t a n d
betrothal party
()
and call me what y o u want
k n i s h , a b u n filled w i t h
( )
click
(hum.)
6 | h a l m o s t a week
sition; (spiritual) property
fine
( )
( < ) 8
make
(; | A ) ( )8
things
worse
f o r (sb. b e i n g p u n ished)
375
417
)(
xerographic copy
||
bowling
)*(
|*
be averse to
vis-^-vis, opposite
!
8
opposition, contrast
reciprocity
counter-
]c o u n t e r - [KIIASME
)(
antidote,
)(
sign
)(
measure
n8

resistance,
opposition,
)(

resistant
p o w e r of resistance,
)(
adversary, opponent
apparent, visible; evident,
marked
stamina
)(
catchup
pamper
) (
|| t a k e n o t i c e of
serve n o t i c e of
5;
)(
|| t h r o a t
| ) ;
wind-
> ( O<*8/
; be able t o
k n o w ( s k i l l , l a n g u a g e ) ; k n o w h o w to
pipe
| ><3
;knowledge, mastery
H lore |
)c o o k (Jem.
* )(
familiar
*) 0(
cheese
| 0
dipper
trace, t r a c k
8-
kangaroo
) w ( ) (A
stand
fighter
militant
' )(
h o s t i l e , adverse
)(
fight vi., struggle

|| |
crusader
)(
)(
summer camp
islet
| 5 ><3
counter-
)(biological
cell; p a r t y cell
signature
)( *!
comb
* ) ( ) (A
)( ] [ . . . K I I S I M E
||
basement
camel
* ) ( ) (A
| < >3
waitress
cellar, basement
/^ )(
reciprocal, m u t u a l
*-
waiter
).../(
*- 8
)(
Cologne water
) / (
reciprocity
(locomotive,
" )(
counterweight, balance
) n(
trowel
)(
reciprocal
)(
)(
<*p
) (
Cologne
truck) cab
opposite
)(
(glass) t u m b l e r
coachbox
counter..., a n t i
refrigerator
) . . . (
|| a g a i n s t ; versus
Celtic
)(
h object to, m i n d*
bowl
|| c o l d , c h i l l ; c o l d spell
cold weather
|| ( b o w l i n g ) p i n |
)(
8 8
veal
)(
xerography
)(
xenophobia
|| | m a k e the best of i t ,
h d o one's best ?
calve
8 sheepish
he m a y be here
)calf('s), v e a l ; (Jig.
376
416
party, celebration
kernel;
expert,
9 (r
/ A
()
turn
vt.;
sweep
imp.
t u r n vi.
m a y , m i g h t , be
they m a y
room and
(Jew.)
new
0 ' | *
maroon
( *> )
c h e s t n u t tree
foster p a r e n t s
foster
father,
()
w a r d , charge
( )
!*
()
( )
k e t t l e , boiler
whirlpool
(pin)
head;
(A
( )
b e h e a d ; p u t to d e a t h
concubine
()
fastidious/meticulous
end
of
the
exile,
[KETS]
[ K A T S E F K A T S O V I M ] ()
butcher's
stg.
) (
kerosine
ruble, Russian coin
have a
( * )
latitude, margin

er

ceramics
the c o m i n g of the M e s s i a h
butch-
( )
twist and turn
shortcut
(Jew.)
<$> ' |
|| t u r n , m o v e
<$> |
stammer
ticulous
[KF1TsEs-HADEREKh]
<$> |
(A ) ( )
kitten, have kittens
person,
[KAPDONish]
( )
cat's
kitten
stickler
exacting, me-
()
h e a d i n g , headline, c a p t i o n , t i t l e
pickpocket
[ K A P D N K A P D O - ( )
( )
(...)/
kettledrum
(small-size b o o k )
NIM]
guardian
()
(fern.)
( . . . )
( )
( )
[GANEFGANOVIM]
an
pocketbook
book
' |
corporate) b o d y
pocket
( )
foster m o t h e r , g u a r d i - ( )
(A ? ) ( )
p o c k e t ; (fig.)
to
(A * ) ( )
crossword puzzle
( )
corporal, bodily
( a d m i n i s t r a t i v e or
him
h worries
exquisite, splendid
) (
| 5 || b o d y
(design)
()
turning point
corpuscle
enable
castigate, chastise
( / ) >$< ' |
janitor
to
|| c h e s t n u t
box; check
sweepings
steering wheel
esp. w i t h one's p a r e n t s - i n - l a w
projectile)
solid
son-in-law
)(
steering, c o n t r o l
steer, guide (a
b o a r d , k e e p , esp.
to h a v e b o a r d ,
want a drink
hard-core
()
c o n t i n u e his studies w i t h o u t f i n a n c i a l
(<S> ; | )
mainland
t h a t offered b y a f a m i l y to its
1 l i k e l y

()
noisseur
con-

nucleus
||
( )
| :(A ^ )
g a m e of c a r d s
g r a i n ; stone, p i t
[KATsovish]
helm,
[ K I K O Y E N - D E Y O ' Y N E ]
(A ) ( )
r u d d e r , steering
( )
wheel
ephemeral
377
415
s c r a t c h , scrape imp.,
rasp
<t> |
crow
( )
crotch
( )
crab
( ;
crocodile
( )
rafter
fall
prey
to,
<*/
prey;
necktie
molehill
|| m a k e sacrifices
(self-)immolation
relative (fern.),
starch
rabbit
[KOREV]
shop, store
)(
sedition
cramp
||
derrick,
crane
()
cognate
[]
pitcher, j u g
('|)
faucet
A (/ )
||
chronicle, annals
annalist
wreath,

( )
( )
A (/ )
sauerkraut
crown
move
sickroom
nurse
vt/vi
nursing
deformed,
lame;
( ^ )
( ) ^
^ '
b e a u t y , belle
( )
unreasonable
(idea)
dill
nettle
||
( || | )askance2.
fallacy
power,
vigor,
force
vigorous, lusty, stalwart
( )
power station
( *> )
()
( )6 '
scratch
378
in force, o p e r a t i v e
(upon), t a k e a d i m view of
abuse
( )
( A ) .1
lopsided;
|| poor, w r o n g ,
disease, illness
''|)(
crisp
frown
|| i l l , s i c k
of
0 |
(change residence)
skew,
be a b l e to afford to, be q u i t e c a p a b l e
( . . . )
<J> )(
crooked, wry,
_*
! )(

capital (city)
( * )
(dial.)
garland
A ( )
petal
( )
currency, acceptability
A ( )
cabbage
current; acceptable
tress (of hair)
5
affinity
c u r l (of s m o k e ) ;

( )
- (' )
-
[KROYvish]
relation,
<$> |
(* )
A ( )
kinsman
kinswoman
kinship,
( )
crash
[KROYVE] ( )
related, k i n d r e d ;
Talmud
crash
[KROYVIM] ( ).21 nearly

tion, relative (masc),
{0)
IKROI] ( )
[ ]
( w i t h numbers)
( )
of a sect w h i c h rejects the
[ ] ( )
self-sacrificing
rela-
Karaite, a member
toll
( )
crater
(pB)
|| | sacrifice vt., i m m o l a t e
()
bar (over a w i n d o w )
| 6 | s u c c u m b to, be o v e r c o m e b y
( 8 ) || | m a k e a sacrifice
( )
mole
|/_
|| | be a v i c t i m (of)
( )
) ( =
casualty
( )
n e c k of a f o w l
(m)
victim,
collar
( )
crack
[KORBMKORBONES]
|| sacrifice;
( )
414
criterion
( )
chalk
piece of c h a l k ; c r a y o n
circle;
set
(of
(A
crucifix
...
h o o k , peg,
(Jew.)
( )
()
ruffle
difficult, t r i c k y , p e c u l i a r
herb
( * ) -
|| (dental) c a p
the
!_ ) (
part
of
morning
ceremony on
ripple
crook
()
[KRishME]
say t h a t p r a y e r
_|
c u r l vi.,
the
( ' )5

p r a y e r s a i d u p o n g o i n g to bed,
as
( p o l i t i c a l or science) c l u b
|| c u r l vt.,
barley soup
f* c i r c u i t ; c o u n t y
( )
i n rags a n d t a t t e r s
circular
curve; graph
()
r i p p l e , ruffle
informal
askance
( ) 9
people);
circles, q u a r t e r s
eve
sion,
and
| | prayers
[ ] ( )
of a m a l e b a b y ' s
involving
circumci-
prayers
by
local
schoolchildren
(
(A ) ( )
)/
|| q u a r r e l , strife
lace
coronation
cruiser
get, receive,
(/| )
0 |
|| o b t a i n , a c q u i r e ; c o n t r a c t (disease)
( )
[PSAK ... K h E Y L E K ] ( , )
cruise
cruise
crow
war
( )
crown
<$> |
available
( )
|| w a r
crucifixion
quarrel
||
court-martial
bury
the
0 | ) (
!* ) (
warrior
quarrel,
belligerent, w a r l i k e ; p u g -
hostilities
( )
w r o n g , injustice,
crusade
( )
1 u n j u s t
(- be
slow;
climb
crisis
|| half of lower b a c k
vi.;
( )
( )
c r i t i c i s m ; c r i t i q u e ; censure ( )
meddle
|| be desperate, act d e s p e r a t e l y
0 |
s m a l l of the b a c k ; loins
|| cringe (before)
grievance
wrong
( )
( )
treatment;
stick u p for
(...)
monkey bar
crawl;
()()
slow motion
creep,
warship
(* )
creeping
'
nacious, q u a r r e l s o m e
5|| |
|| slow m o t i o n
()
discord
( )
crusade
manhole
) (
b r a w l , row;
(* )
cross-examine
...
( )
hatchet
<$> ' |
cross vt/vi
cross-examination
war, martial
( ' )
crusade
in
(> )$< |
( )
crucify
crusader
(on)
R e d C r o s s || | cross ( )

H get a s c o l d i n g
0 | = |
crossing, intersection
and
evening
criticize
(5)
critic
O |
)(
critical; crucial
379
( )
413
be f e d u p
)con.
)(
(rev.
with
) (
)(
s l i m y person; s l o w -
| |
poke
|| s l a n t2.
.1 ) ( || t w i s t
aslant, o b l i q u e l y
...
jail
criminal
) (

)(
r e t u r n vt.
retaliation
retroactive
return mail
| 5 | r e c o n v e r t O
8 )( feedback
Crimea
)(
return
)(
)(
retrospect
detective n o v e l
)(
refund
| | ><S
refund
criminal
retractable
)(
| >|| s c o w l , m a k e faces <S

' frown upon
reentry
extreme cold
) ( ] [ K R I R E
)(
Christian
] [
)(
crystal
)( A/ -
| )(
c r y s t a l l i z e vt/vi
'
a s t h e C h r i s t i a n s d o , so d o
)(
the J e w s
tianity
'5
credo
)(
)(
vt.
| < =$
Christian
Chris-
|| c r u m b l e
Christendom,
Christendom
floe
)(Jew.
credit
creditor
)...(
| O
credit
)(
sideboard
)(
tavern, i n n
)(
] t h e t e a r i n g o f [ K R I E
clothes as a s i g n of m o u r n i n g f o r a
close r e l a t i v e 1 | t o tear one's
clothes i n m o u r n i n g
)(
innkeeper
groan
) ( | g r o a n , m o a n O
)( c l a w ; s c r a t c h
the
)(
bead
s p l i t t i n g o f the R e d S e a b y M o s e s as
|| he l e d t h e J e w s o u t o f E g y p t
| | come v e r y h a r d
| ) 0 ( gnash, g r i n d ; e n g r a v e
| 0
s c r a t c h imp.
.1
|| a c t i v a t e
)(
re...
][KRIES-YA'MSUF
||
||

) (
retrieval
cream; whipped cream
/ )(
)(
)(
| O
re-
< 5
2.
crematorium
cremation
cremate
Kremlin
)/(
|| re..., r e t u r n ; b a c k ^
..
back
r e t u r n t i c k e t f
formation
rechargeable
/*! ] investment; principal, [ K E R N

cost price( 5 a t cost
5 )( ] [ r e v o l v i n g fund
Christianity
| < :>$
|| c u t
c r u m b l e vi.; be b r i t t l e
) ( c h r i s t e n i n g , b a p t i s m
' | << c h r i s t e n , b a p t i z e

giass
><$
Christ
frigid
crumb
)(
i l l a t ease
| O
) (
380
flint
shopkeeper
be i l l a t ease
spring, well
412
g r o u p , gather- (A *)()
*
husky
scabies, mange /
ing, h u d d l e
sickness, disease, illness ( )
sick leave
m o r b i d
m o r b i d , s i c k l y
sicken, m o r t i f y , grieve vt.; <$> |
sturdy
strong,
sturdy,
robust,
mangy
gag,
choke
vi.
<>
<S>
(on)
(Jew.)
[ K A R K E K A R K O E S ] ( )
cemetery l o t ; b u r i a l g r o u n d
virgin soil
[ P S U L E ]
shrub
p u z z l i n g , difficult
|| q u e s t i o n
anything may
( )
[KoshE]
[KASIIE] ( )
[MAYSE] ^
h h a p p e n ; w h o c a n tell?
the four questions asked b y the
youngest c h i l d a t the Passover feast
381
be sick, a i l
crSpe
k r e p l , a b o i l e d d u m p l i n g ( )
stuffed w i t h m e a t eaten esp. o n
P u r i m , t h e seventh d a y of S u k k o t h ,
a n d o n t h e eve of Y o m K i p p u r ;
meatless
d u m p l i n g stuffed
with
cheese eaten esp. o n S h a b u o t h
m i n c e m e a t
c r a b ( )

radio
[ D Y ] O ? |
radium
radius
radical
( 2 .
.1
O |
discount
d i s c o u n t store
( . . . )
qualify
_* h eligible
[ R O ' E D I K E Y T ]
( )
rosy
shave vt/vi
! 8
pink, rosy; ruddy

raisin
rotor
||
(non-Orthodox) rabbini-
cal
p l u n d e r vi., rob, l o o t imp.

c o r n e r of 5 t h
A v e . and 42nd St.
...
A ()
useless a d d i -
) ( 5 ||
O | )(
life preserver
( )
( ):
w h e e l ; circle
tion
O |
) (
( )
4 2 5
field g a t e ; c i t y gate
lifeguard
0 ' |
|| street corner, i n t e r s e c t i o n
r o t a t e vt/vi
life belt
O |
speckled, spotted
( )
O |
rescue; s a l v a g e
loot, plunder
(straw) m a t
rescue; salvage
rescue
(as a c a l l i n g )
rescue o p e r a t i o n s
lifeboat
( )
( . . . )
ratify
non-Orthodox rabbi
(...)
( )
( )
town/city hall
()
rabbinate (institution)
' ) (
council; board
non-Orthodox rabbinate
O | ) (
|| ^ p i n k ( i s h )
( )
( )
non-Orthodox rabbi
( )
rhubarb
( )
robot
( )
[ROE]
raven; wren
<3> ' |
competent;
rescue
[REB]
( )
ditch
mauve
v a l u e : 200
etch
eligibility
[REYsh]
( )
|| r a d i c a l
coast
bicycle
Yiddish
alphabet; pronounced [R]; numerical
etching
worthy,
letter of the
radar
b r e a k o n the
(...)
(|| )
wheel
( )
r a d i o ; wireless
( )
radioactive
( ^ )
radiator
382
[DY]
( )
[DY]
()
410
rank, rating
wrestle; struggle
advise, c o u n s e l ; (dial.)
( )
wrestler
guess
( )
wrestling
Soviet Union
' *-
premium, installment, part
( )
marginal
row
(military) company
save, rescue
...
s a v i o r , rescuer
{])
)(
( )
( )

( )
( )
castle
O |
O |
|| role, p a r t
it is i m m a t e r i a l w h e t h e r
( )
scratch, nick
( )
roll
frame
rum
n o v e l ; romance,
love-
romanticist

novelist
Romance
r o m a n c e (song, s t o r y ,
( ) .1
cancer
- || suit coat
A ( )
shrimp
rocket
clean (house)
<> |
j u n k , odds a n d ends
( A * ) ( )
r u m m a g e sale
( )
383
etc.)
( )
r a m p ; footlights
( )
d i a m o n d (shape)
cleaning w o m a n

cancerous
)( -
<$> |
|| crayfish
)(
romantic
( )
rough
.
romance; romanticism
O |
s c r a t c h , grate, rasp, n i c k
( )
( )
affair
O |
ration
'
(^ )
A ( )
( )
ration
( ^ )
\ - p l a y a role, p l a y a p a r t
( )
rational
rook (in chess)
l a b o r - s a v i n g device
...
rat
r a t i o n a l i z e vt.
[RIE]
refine
re-
spectable, honest
( )
refined, s o p h i s t i c a t e d
[HAMTSOE] ()
reliable;
dew
toad
rationalization
||
racial
abruptly, hastily
refinery
(eye)sight, v i s i o n
dependable,
race
not be c e r t a i n (that)
racial
[RAYE] ( )
( || )evidence
<$> ) ( |
pot r o a s t
( )
regional
piece of evidence
)(
b r o t h ; brine
region, d i s t r i c t , area
b o y or girl)
wound
1<> n
by installments
(> )$< ' |

ranch
( )
<$> ' |
(' )
date
(a
( )
payment
rim, margin
rendezvous
) (
edge, border, b r i n k , b r i m ,
date vi/vt
( | )
< | <
( )
( )
( / )
( )
409
1
dear r a b b i (endear-
( 2 .
|| r o c k e t r y
[ R E B E N y u ]
i n g f o r m , esp. i n H a s i d i c
office/tenure
r o c k e t range
songs)
r a c k e t (tennis etc.)
[REBISTVE] ( * )
our
rarity
[RE'BETSN] ( )
teacher
rabbinate
[RABONES]
[HAMDA'BRIM
(Orthodox) rabbi-
[ROVRABONIM]
[REVL]
()
leader, s p o k e s m a n
[ R 0 s h E K 0 0 L ] ( )
Rosh
Ha-
[RoshEshoNE]
s h a n a h , the
b e g i n n i n g of the
b e g i n n i n g [REshidioYDEsh]
[RIVKE] a
of the J e w . m o n t h
P a t r i a r c h Isaac
red r a d i s h
[ ] ( * )
[ R A G Z N R A G Z O N I M ] ) (
leaven
tempered man
customary
instant,
|| m o m e n t a r y
[RoshEshivE] ( )
h e a d of a y e s h i v a h
[ ]
[REGE] ()
ab-
[RoshETEYVEs]
()
breviation, initials
H spell, jiffy
instantly, immediately;
[ROSIIEPROKIM]
[REGILES] *
habitual
moment,
outline
[RO'GLDIK]
(force of) h a b i t
i n the
(hum.)
first p l a c e
first
[REYSIIES]
[ K h o K h M E ]
for the m o m e n t
momentary
|| p e r s e c u t i o n
of a l l
[ ]
in
|| c a l m ,
also never
! ) ( h leave alone
q u i e t , rest
mayor,
[KOL] !
visible
[R0YEKhEzhBM]
()
r a s p (tool)
(Jew.)
man
ruble

a
paper,
gentlemen!
[RABOYSAY] !
r a b b i !2. | - r a b b i ; teacher, m a s t e r
()
(used
|| t u i t i o n fee i n a heder
[ REB]
H a s i d i c [ R E B E R A B E I M ] ( / ) .1
! ...
! ) (
()
(_ )5
L o r d (of the W o r l d ) ; the A l m i g h t y
( ' )
statistical table, etc.); column
pay
dearly
i n addressing
(for
a rabbi)
[ ]
()
l e a r n i n g stg.)
headmajority; public;
ing
pigeonhole
Mister, traditional
[ R E B O ' Y N E - S I I E L O Y L E M ]
auditor
ruby
t i t l e prefixed t o m a n ' s first n a m e
...
[RESIIEYRN] ( )
burgomaster
[ V E E Y N E - N I ' R E ]
(in
place,
mind!
column
first
first of a l l
( )
in-
the
[REDIFE] ( )
persecution
Jew.
New Year
vantage, gain
hot-
[REVUSE]
R e b e c c a , wife of the
( )
leader of the c o m m u n i t y
Orthodox rabbi
stg. surprising; ad-
()
R0shE]
(Jew.)
[RABONISII]
nical; rabbi's

( )
reed, cane
chief, head
[ R A B E Y N U ]
( )
supine ( l y ) , face d o w n
of H a s i d i c r a b b i
r a b b i ' s wife
.1
[RABIM] ( )
plural
O |
384
408
rose
|| b l u s h
(hum.)
( )
|| | r e d ; r u d d y
the
Ten
Lost
||
majority,
mostly,
bulk
[ R O V ] *
[ A L P I ] h most
^ h for the m o s t p a r t , l a r g e l y
Tribes
robin
reddish
Rome
oar,
Roman Catholic
Roman
swarm, teem
( )
[ROYDEF-KOVED
' |
profit
[REVEKhREvoKhiM] ( )
ghost;
()
)(
!
||
devil
to
inspiration
devilish, diabolical
"
spirituality
spiritual
rod
A ( )
( )
(/)
of p r e y , p r e d a t o r y
spawn
raw
385

...
) (
roe; spawn
<> | ) (
( )
b o o t y , spoils, loot, prey
robber
( )
crude, rough, harsh

swarm
round
()
route
( )
[ ]
routine
raw,
[RuKhN1Es]
<> |
with ...!
damn
large r i n g ; l i n k
hell
divine spirit; [ H A K O ' Y D E S I I ]
()
5 || ' seersucker
( )
Rumanian
grate; s t r u m
petrel
|| t o the d e v i l !
<$> |
( ) ffH
devil;
take . . . !
boot
Rumania
glory
[ ]
[ R U E K h RUKhES]
( ^ )
to
(|| | )
profitable
<$> |
blind
v a i n person
[ R O Y D E F ] <$> |
be p r o f i t a b l e (to)
> 3< |
m a k e noise; rush
( )
persecute
O |
calm, quiet
( ) 5 '
ROYDFE-]
underbrush
Rumanian
( )
paddle
stir vi.
( ) /
vt/vi
<$> ' |
()
ruin
wrinkle, ripple
j o l t imp.
rowboat
| <>
ruin; ruination
bargain;
[ ]
paddle; helm
|| r o w vi.,
"
( )
Roman
anger
rudimentary
( )
raw material
terms
[RUGZE]
m a l i c i o u s , gruff
hairy, rough, fuzzy
wrinkle, ripple
malice,
space
the
[ R O Y G E S ]
gruffness,
roulette; (window)
mass, greater p a r t
smoky
smokescreen
unkindness,
not being on speaking
||
fur
into
BI'NYEN]
(/)
w r a t h , a n g e r ; s t a t e of
hearts (in cards)
go u p i n s m o k e
[MI'NYEN-VEROV-
|| s m o k e , fume
plurality
( * )
auburn
(of)
vt/imp
( )
<$> | $ 7
material
407
c o m f o r t a b l e , spacious
charity; mercy
con-
Russian
[ ] !
[RAKJIMIM] ()^
|| i m p l o r e
|| | _
()
Russian
Russia
siderately
[ R A K h M E N RAK.11MONIM]
)(
sooty
Russian
( p e r t a i n i n g to
(0? )
*
Russia)
merciful m a n
[RAKIIMONE-LITSLA'N]
H e a v e n preserve us! (said
after
t i o n i n g stg.
pity,
mercy,
(rev.
rest; repose
men-
m a k e restless, w o r r y vt.,
loathsome)
[RAKIIMONES]
0* *( _
rankle
| | j| c r y , c a l l ; a p p e a l
compassion
malign
con.) deserve of p i t y ; be s o r r y for
I a m sorry
(Jew.)
|| ) (
| *
p i t y vt.; h a v e p i t y
pity
rape (vegetable)
( )-
shovel, spade
( )
shovel, heave
<$> |
rival
||
slide rule
back
( )

make headway,
m a k e progress

smell,
slide, l a t c h

||
impression
give the i m p r e s s i o n
( )
||
impress
fall
flat
[]
B o o k of R u t h , r e a d d u r i n g
(- t h a t
impressive
<$> |
...
( )
[ROYSIIEM] ( )
[REYEKhREYKhES] ( )
[RUS]
Shabuoth
o d o r , scent
ritual
( )
spinal
t a k e a chance o n w r i t i n g
t r i c k l e , gurgle
1 n o s y
b a c k b o n e , spine
r i s k of
|| _| at m y risk
<$> |
m o v e , slide vi., proceed; be
[AFILE] *)(
|| risk, g a m b l e , h a z a r d
( )
|| m o v e , slide vt., s h o v e , p u s h
venture, hazard, risk

a t the
( )
(...)
( )
; |
knapsack
( )
p u s h , s h o v e ; slide
break one's b a c k
)(
t a k e a risk
cruel
butcher
murderous
lounge
foolhardy
[ROTSKhish] !
( )
vast, huge
risky, foolhardy
gambler
cruel, v i c i o u s ,
ream
gigantic, immense,
man,
( )
giant
()
m u r d e r e r , assassin, c u t t h r o a t ;
O |
( | )
[RETSEYEKhROTsKhiM]
(on)
( / )
be c a l l e d , a n s w e r to the n a m e of
( )
culvert
(on)
bolt
t r a i n e d ; bonesetter
|| *c a l l ; page
grater
()
o l d - t i m e p h y s i c i a n , one not f o r m a l l y
I ] ( | ) ( )
take
( )
[ROYFEROYFIMJ
for y o u ; y o u are to be p i t i e d
[ ] ()
<> |
<j> - |
spaciousness, c o m -
( )
[ R A K I W E S ] ^
fort
386
406
ride (an
( ( )/ !| )
rite
animal)
( || )o n
horseback
twig
bridle path
_ ,
r h y t h m , cadence
' |
chivalry
pan
thoroughbred
sincere, heartfelt
absolve,
ex-
row,
tier;
line,
queue;
by turns
||
clean
onerate
()
fricative
(social)
II friction
()
||
|| r u b , grate vt., chafe
|| r u b , b r u s h a g a i n s t vi.
purification
3> ' |
talk,
|| s t r o n g language
s h r i l l ; s t r i k i n g , s a l i e n t ; g a u d y ,
loud; blatant,
Belorussia
( )*
|| q u a r r e l
( | )r e n d
beat a d e a d
conflict

language,
(|)5| || _be a q u e s t i o n of
interrupt

) (
0 ( )
rice
traveler
|| t r i p ,
t
( ) -*
chariot
scooter
'_
( )
( )
(A <> ) ( )
flat tire
_
|
speed
| ) ( 8 || h o o p ; tire ( ) /
( )-'
journey, voyage
God-
up
| ) (
rider (on a bill)
wish
( )
irritation, vexation
dis-
f course
imp.
horse
* 1 i n discussion), come
||
( )
be b r o u g h t u p (a p o i n t
( _| )
s t r i v e , e n d e a v o r t o ; aspire to
speech,
flagrant
Belorussian
tear, r i p , p u l l ( o u t ) ,
fricative sound
dry-clean
( )
( | ) .
h a n g out w i t h
( )
cleanliness, p u r i t y
terrycloth towel
( )
roster, r o l l , register
fricative
|| ) ( c l e a n , p u r i f y
...
friction
cleanliness
scroll of the T o r a h
<*
cleaning; purge; sanitation;
( )
bread crumbs
'

( )
|| sequence, series; t u r n , succession
()
<$> |
s t r e a m , b r o o k , creek
( )
Rhine
5 '
bellow, b r a y , roar
-
(profit)
knighthood, chivalry
smoking
c l e a n ; b l a n k ; pure, chaste; net
3> ' |
wealth
( )
knightly, chivalrous
|| s m o k e , fume
knight
(/ )
( )

no
rhythmic
( )
rich, wealthy; lavish
(A * ) ( )
astride
horseman, rider
( )
ritual
b l u s h imp.
jodhpurs
rouge
<HP
<$> |
405
Hasidic
tease
scratch
<$> |
castor oil
blood-red
imp., m o v e ,
direction, turn
m o v e vi., stir, m a k e a
1 m o v e ;
budge;
make
expect, a n t i c i -
expect
progress,
| )(
(a c h i l d )
operate, m a n a g e ; steer,
<$> ' |
direct; adjust
||
judge,
make headway
stirring, eloquent, pathetic,
justice
( )
magistrate
)'|(
[MALBESIIMALBU- ( )
shiM]
(set of) j u d i c i a l robes
poignant, touching
mobile, agile; lively, v i v a -
r u b b l e , debris
*
cious
strap, t h o n g ; belt
boast
meanness, m a l i c e ;
( )
[ ]
|| _ |
cattle
finger
[RAMOES]
beef
[RAMOISII]
l e a k , r u n , ooze,
with
f 2 4 8 )
b o d y a n d soul
(the m u s i c a l note) D
gutter
r e a c t (to)
rupture,
break,
real
O |
realism
) (
| )
( )
tear,
( )
( ) _1 g a p ; y a n k ; s p u r t
) organs
a great p i t y | swerve
start
||
|| b u r r o w , r u m m a g e
( ) O |
realize (make real)

realist
rip,
( )
re
t r i c k l e , seep, escape
( )
[RAMA'KJI E Y V R I M ]
( )
seepage
h i n t , a l l u s i o n (to)
a l l one's
)( =
ceiver, i m p o s t o r
()
g r o o v e ; c u l v e r t , eaves
[ R A M A Y R A M O I M ] ( )
fraudulent
()n
) (
beef
chicanery, duplicity
[REMEZREMOZIM]
<$> |
()
|| head of cattle
gossip
de-
( )
( )
c i r c l e vi.
ring
( )
fraud, d e c e p t i o n ,
( )
whorl
loose-leaf n o t e b o o k
[REKJIILES] ( )
gossip
slanderer,
( )
ring; link; squad
[RishES] 0
mean, malicious
<$> |
leak
| | c a l u m n y
s l a n d e r , gossip
( )
|| praise
letter
calumniate
)( =
resh, n a m e of t h e [ R E Y s h ] ( ) /
scaffold ( i n g ) ; g a n t r y
( ) 1 p a t e
V rouse
be o n the m o v e
( )
truth
( )
mobile
stir,
<$> |

r i g h t , correct, O . K .
dance
< || )i r r i t a t e
irritating; charming
[RIKEDRIKUDIM] ( )
budge vt. * || | t o u c h
touch
<J> |
=
| )(
|| r i b
t o u c h t o the q u i c k , g i v e
( )
a heavy blow to
reef
( )
404
the e d i t o r s ; e d i t o r i a l
( )
realist (ic)
b o a r d ; e d i t o r i a l office(s)
reduce vt.
reactor
O |
jet (engine); jet plane
reduction
( )
jet a i r p l a n e
red r a d i s h
( )
( 2 .
| c r o w d , h u d d l e ;
t u r n the tables o n
reactionary
fortune
|| ups a n d d o w n s , vicissitudes
reaction
reorganize vt/vi
||
rebus
regulated; conditioned
<> |
regularity
) (
regiment
<> |
|| I d o n ' t
believe i t
O |
register
( )
||
no
speaker, o r a t o r
m a k e a speech
speaker (of a language)
local (sub)dialect
govern
<$> ' |
( )
revolutionize
revolutionary
regency
revolution
revolt
( )
regenerate

editor
r e v o l u t i o n a r y 2. )(
editorial
( )
389
<j> |
O |
O |
( ...)
edit
( )
)(
rain
( )
.1
( )
regent
O |
(A ) ( )
raincoat
O |
revolver
iridescent
sleet (on g r o u n d )
favor, d i s s e r v i c e ; d e t r i m e n t
rehabilitate
( )
drizzle, shower
( )
rainbow
rainy
( )
[ROE] (m)
O |
rain; rainfall
( )
wheel t r a c k , r u t
( )
regulate; r e g i m e n t
( )
( )O |
regulations
( )
( )
O | ) (
government
wheel c h a i r
editorial board
registration
( )
b r e a k o n the wheel
( )
)(
register, e n r o l l vt/vi
)(
(| speech, address, o r a t i o n
( )
registration
registrar
|| *k i d d i n g !
sackcloth
w r o n g , h a r m ; dis-
file
'
( )
regiment
h c o n t r a d i c t
|| preach to the w i n d
8 ^
( ^ )
regional
(...)
|| be self-explanatory
8
O |
regular
|| speak, t a l k
regulate, adjust, readjust
h (matzah)
roller s k a t e
||
O |
( . . . )
roller-skate
rebel
regulation
(roller) s k a t i n g r i n k
especially
( )
)(
( )
d i a l ; make punctures i n
ringleader
( )
rebel
fortune c h a n g e d ; the tide has t u r n e d

d i a l tone
8 .1

O | )(
( - sb.
skateboard
( )
||
|| r e a c t i o n a r y
(A ) ( ) o r
dial; group, small
( . . . )
0 |

403
touch up, retouch
O |
lady's pocketbook
r e v o l t , rebel
( )
radish
( )
riddle, puzzle, conun-
reciprocate
revise; search (officially)
( )
audit
drum; mystery
puzzling, mysterious
auditor, inspector
savior
O |
||
)(
r e v i s i o n ; (house) s e a r c h ;
( )
* ) (
audit
retroactive
precinct
( )
retrospect
rheumatism
retro-rocket
( )
retribution
rheumatic
|| | b u c k w h e a t
disclosure, r e v e l a t i o n
buckwheat
[RAYENRAYOYNES]
(idea);
thought
curtsey
(m)
( ^ )
roar; howl
kasha
thought
O ^ |
O |
reverend
08-
resolution
resonator, s o u n d -
(imagina-
<j> |
( )
( ^ )
(...)
tion)
all
right,
proper; very
.1
ing board
resonance
( m i d d l e etc.), full ( b l o o m etc.), sub-
||
result,
|| s t a n t i a l , v e r i t a b l e ; r i g h t ; r i g h t i s t
2.
|| s t g . s u b s t a n t i a l
outcome
( )
()
i n consequence of
s u m u p , s u m m a r i z e , re-
O ? |
h right; O . K . ; properly; truly

repair,
fix,
mend;
(hum.)
r i g h t ; due
() ^ 3 .
and justly
|| j u s t l y
g i v e decent b u r i a l t o
summation
(- s p o i l ; c o n s u m e
||
right-
( ' )
( )
official
( p a l a t i a l ) resi-
dence
resin
reserve
eous, u p r i g h t
preserve, r e s e r v a t i o n ,
reservation
(of
()
calculation; bill, account ( )
c o u n t vi.
( )
( )
refuge
( )
count, reckon, calculate

|| c o u n t o n
( )
<> ' |
calculator
h imp.;
O |
( )
right
justify
s u m m a r y , r6sum6
resign vi.
legal
( )
r e s i g n a t i o n (office)
| h so
right-handed
right-minded,
capitulate
t i c k e t s etc.)
<$> |
guess, i m a g i n e ,
reservoir, t a n k
figure
heed, r e c k o n w i t h , m a k e
( )
reserve
h charge (a price)
|| consider (as)
O |
d i r e c t i o n (of a p l a y etc.)
regime; regimen
||
(dramatic) direc-
(' )
( )
)(
h a l l o w a n c e s for; get b a c k at
tor
be considered as
computer
( )
relative
relativity
d i r e c t ( p l a y , film, etc.)
O |
rhetoric
rhetorical
rescue, s a l v a t i o n
390
402
) ( 0
)(
religion
)(
religious
[LYJ
-
^ )(
rail
)(
)(
spike
(electrical) r e l a y
)(
| O
renovate, overhaul
)(
(cloth) r e m n a n t
) <*P (
) (
) (
6 !
X-ray
X-rays
annuity
)(
)(
renegade
6
6 '
Reformed
reform vt/vi
reform
6 )...(
6 ' /* R e f o r m J u d a i s m
satchel
5 * ) (
(vehicle) s p r i n g
resource
| O
) ( !
| O
respectful
rescript
)(
)(
u n d e r repair
)(
)(
reparation; repair
| O
(on),
report
) (
referendum
5' )(
lecturer, speaker
& )(
(professional) reference
5 ' )(
refrain
relapse
repeater ( c r i m i -
)nal
r e p o r t (as a r e p o r t e r
) (
| O
)etc.
| O
>*/<
)(
report; reporting
)(
) (
)(
report
)(
lecture, p a p e r
)l e c t u r e (on
respect
j| r e p a i r
reflexive
5 ' )(
5 |
reflector
reflex
restaurant
|| respect
slice; first c u t
5 )(
restore
)(
reformer
Reformation
^ )...(
)(
reprisal
6 | )( O
|| renaissance
)(
represent, s t a n d for
6 ) . . . (
reindeer
^ )(
H o u s e of R e p r e -
sentatives
| O
X - r a y picture
er, t e n a n t i n n k e e p e r
) (
representative
representative
)(in U . S . Congress
) ( lessee, t e n a n t f a r m -
d u c a t ; hence, g o l d c o i n
reproduce vt/vi
reproduction
)(
' )( )d r a w ( u n d e c i d e d contest
...
repertoire; repertory
)(
overhaul, renovation
rehearse imp.
| ) ( O
rheumatism
* , ( *
rehearsal
| O
frame
)(private
tutor
relic
^ )(
cue; r e p l i c a
)...(
)relief (for the needy
^ )(
Republican
reptile
)(
)relief (sculpture
)(
) (
reporter
| O
repair
)r e c i t a l (of poem
recite
(critical) review
review, w r i t e a r e v i e w of
)(
republic
)(
republican
391
reviewer
p r e s c r i p t i o n ; recipe
401
drug, remedy;
useless
[ R E F U E ] ()
( | cure,
n o t t o be
reconnoiter
medicine
[ ]
be a d v i s a b l e
convalescence
| h c o v e r y
w i l l , desire
structionist
[RETSIKIIE]
reconstruction
phylacteries
()
ferocious,
[]
mission;
per-
r e c o r d (the s o u n d of)
domain,
| | at one's d i s p o s a l
take
|h
requisition
juris-
( * )h possession of
power,
leave; take
[HAYO'KIIED]
advertise
O |
advertisement; adver-
( )
liberty
tising, publicity
( w o r l d of) a d v e r t i s i n g
' *
recruit
( )
domain
author
of
an
[RASIIE]
l l t h - c e n t . c o m m e n t a r y o n the
and
the T a l m u d
along with
the
which
tubular
Bible
pipeline
plumber
them-
rest,
[KSAV]
i n w h i c h , a m o n g others, the
|| r e m n a n t
[REshiME] ( )
[RoshEREshoiM]
()
extremely
()
[ R A s h ]
*//
(A ) ( )
I- odds
n o i s y , boisterous
|| m a k e noise
and
ends
the l a s t s t r a w
[RAshiK]
marble
!"
( )
[RAsh] <3> |
fuss, m a k e a b i g to-do
[MERU'SIIE] ( )
malicious
re-
[TSORES]
v i l l a i n , w i c k e d / m a l i c i o u s person
( )
m a i n d e r ; (small) change
Rashi
c o m m e n t a r y is p r i n t e d
list
remnant,
( )
noise
selves
a H e b r e w t y p e font
O |
|| p i p e , t u b e ( ) /
is s t u d i e d
sacred works
r e c r u i t imp.
p u b l i c d o m a i n [HORA'BIM]
Rashi,
O (
(A ) ( )
frock, s k i r t
a t the d i s p o s a l of
private
( )
requisition
coat (jacket);
permit
the
( )
(theater) properties
| | * d i c t i o n
take
facts)
O |
(tape) recorder
em
( )
(known
break a record
[RAK]
[REshu's] ()
clearance;
possess; h a v e
|- r e c o r d
he keeps e a t i n g
authority,
( )
record ( a c h i e v e m e n t ) ;
m u r d e r o u s , savage, v i c i o u s
|| c o n t i n u o u s l y
( )
reconnaissance
f u r y , violence, f e r o c i t y
violent,
O |
)(
[ROTSN]
[RETSUE] ( )
of the
outrage;
( ^ )
reconstruct
Recon-
recovery
leather s t r a p
O |
| I- a d v o c a t e ; "register ( m a i l )
[SIILE'YME]
wish a speedy
( )
recommend, advise,
had
medicinal
O |
recommendation
( ' r e m e d y
c o m p l e t e re-
sieve
man
392
( )

keep i n
|| | check!
>
letter
chess; chess set

chessboard
hush! quiet!
( )
there, there!
s c r a p e imp.
unfor-
(Jew.)
responsa, p u b l i s h e d r a b b i n i c a l
*|
(/)
wicked
|
be p u t
stagger vi.
O |
shade (of c o l o r ) , hue ( )

Scottish
Scotland
|| h a r m , h u r t imp.
not
be a b a d idea
n t
(*r>)
( | )( )
|
champagne
shampoo
( ' )
|| i t c a n ' t h u r t t o (|| )
shampoo
O |
he is none
to shame,
be
s h a d o w , shade
()
s h a d y ; s e a m y (fig.)
( | - d i s g r a c e d
brothel

the worse for i t
|| s h a m e ; d i s r e p u t e
shame
> $< *|
( )
chauvinism
O |
mischief
<$> |
peel, s k i n
sing-song
loss;
| | suffer loss
mischief m a k e r ; i m p
ly)
shell, husk, rind,
f i n j u r y ,
c o m e t o grief
' |
resound
||
(/)
( )
0
( )
shame
a w a s t e of t i m e
damage, h a r m ,
scoundrel, rake
|| p i t y ,
a waste of h t u n a t e l y ; t o o b a d
o p i n i o n s o n m a t t e r s of religious law
rule ( a r b i t r a r i l y / c r u e l -
(| )
crowbar
( )

t i o n regarding r i t u a l p u r i t y
( )
hackneyed
[SIIAYLE] (m)
[shAYLEs-Tshu'vEs]
!||
s t e n c i l ; cliche
( )
lettuce
: ) !
! | silence! w a i t !
A ( ) /
shell; bowl
( ' ) ( ! )
shawl
q u e s t i o n ; ques-
(/
* j | q u i e t !
( )
( )
chessman
scarf,
[shiN]
Yiddish
v a l u e : 300
m i n e , shaft
d a r k dealings
the
( )
()
miner
of
a l p h a b e t ; p r o n o u n c e d [sh]; n u m e r i c a l
check
( )

l i g h t - b r o w n (hair)
( - . * )
393
399
||
shock, scandalize
O |
shake, n o d
( )
rock,
shake
|| n o d
vt/imp
pillory
odds, chances
( )
O |
dawn
(' )
spare; s a v e ; t a k e g o o d
care of
ditch, trench
German
Jews
rustle
charlatan, i m -
sur-
trajectory
( )
(indus.) w o r k s h o p
m o v e a l o n g the
court
joint, hinge
(money);
.1
( ).2 1 k e e n , a c u t e ; a b r u p t ,
s h a r p e n , w h e t imp.
sniper
d r i v e r , chauffeur
highest degree,
appraisal, estimate
rate, appraise,
...
outstanding
treasury
tremely bitter
[shABESshABosiM] ( )
spend/
| | d a y ; S a b b a t h
pre-
aloof
value
imp.
shock
( )
() /
jackal
( )
|| c h o c o l a t e ( )
| h pare to celebrate the S a b b a t h

remain
( )
threescore, s i x t y
| h celebrate the S a b b a t h
|| ( h u m . )
( )
estimated
estimate,
Satur-
i n v a l u a b l e , priceless
[shEBE]
|| v a l u e , r a t i n g ; w o r t h
( ) 5
very quiet
( )
)(
creative
( )5 '
whetstone
be
closet, c u p b o a r d
<> |
s h a r p n e s s , keenness; a c u i t y
(to
brought)
| *
mutton
blunt
()
order
n o t be i n charge
edge, b l a d e
sash, scarf
O |
( | )
| h a n d l e ; o r d e r a r o u n d , d o m i n e e r
spicy; poignant;
( )
command,
deal w i t h ,
( )
( ' )
create; procure, raise
|| '
creation
d r i v e ( c a r ) ; chauffeur
( )
()
sapphire
d r i v e r ' s license
h g r o u n d
rough, stubbly
) ( *
sheep
)(
(/)
( ' )
|| r a c o o n
postor
r a k e , s c r a p e , shuffle vt.
(' )
highway
0 ) ( |
charm
( )
chassis
) (
scarlet
( )/
s h o t ; discharge, r e p o r t , b u r s t ( )
extermination
rustle
ex-
( )
closet
c a m p a i g n of W o r l d W a r I I
i n the
( )
<3> '|
b e a u t y (of person)
r e m n a n t s , s u r v i v o r s , esp.
sharp;
( . . . )
|| chance
0 |
( )
( ) O - |
lshEYRESHAPLEYTE]
shuffle vi.,
stigma
vi.
exaggerate (artistically)
the
pillory
( )
skull
( )
( )
reel, r o c k
viving
|| | p i l l o r y
<t> |
charade
dawn
c a n d y bar, (piece of)
( )
chocolate
394
398
ghost;
[shEDshEYDiM]
()
good
one of the n a m e s
of
haunted
(Jew.)
[ ]
[shATKhNshATKho-
NIM]
()
(said
on
Sabbath)
f r u i t or c a n d y
evening
[ 1
gentile h i r e d to perform
) (
J e w s o n the S a b b a t h , e.g. l i g h t i n g a
domestic
[ ] ( )
[shEDish]
chores
forbidden
to
matchmaker, marriage broker
matchmaking;
to
[shATKh'N]
court, woo
<> !
fee
weekend
Satur-
()
LEKh]
spine
S a b b a t h ; festive
1 ] ( )
spinal
()
d a y evening
the q u e e n
[MALKE shvo] ;
imp
[shEDRE] ( )
vertebrate
[ ]
[SIIABE'YSE] !/
p- m a t c h
[shEDLSIIE'YDIM-
benediction
fire
[shATKhoNEs] w n
matchmaker's
attempt
the
g i v e n to c h i l d r e n o n the S a b b a t h
monium
uncanny, ghostly
on
hello
( )
God
[SIIEYDIM] . . .
ghosts' dance; pande-
evening);
Saturday
[SIIADAY]
(said
evening
Friday
devil, demon
(Jew.)
[ ]
of
|| ' | o a t h
|| p e r j u r y
...
[ ] >5
h solemn
take an oath
[shEidiEYONU]
Shabuoth,
Sheba
[shvuE] ( )
Pente-
oath
*|
[shvuES]
o v e r a h a p p y o c c u r r e n c e , the a r r i v a l
cost, a n e a r l y s u m m e r h o l i d a y cele-
of
brating
a h o l i d a y , o r the
first
taste of a
fruit i n a new season

stall,
[shiEs]
|| d e l a y s
||
o n a shoestring,
pertaining to Shabuoth
[ ]
()
from hand
(Jew.)
benediction
liquids
()
other
com-
to
||
extol
[sh0YELEYTsE]
(the
f-
mend,
compliment
compliment
S h e b a t , the fifth m o n t h
in the J e w . c a l e n d a r , u s u a l l y c o i n c i d -
wines
*_
and
involuntary, unintentional
()
ing
foods
tribe
(the)
of
January
) (
[sh1vosER-BETAMEz]
[ ]
the
17th
day
of
1 3
(5
Tammuz,
Jew.
f a s t d a y c o m m e m o r a t i n g the siege of
()
and
[SIIEYVETshvoTiM] ( ) 5
(of)
[ = SIIEYVE] ( )
H e b r e w v o w e l sign . ,
parts
February
J e r u s a l e m b y the
slaughter
the
with
[shvAT]
c o n s u l t , seek
[SIIO'YGEG]
v i r t u e s of)
than
advice
man-
to
[SIIAKL] ( )
o v e r miscellaneous
)
first
[ ]
budget
over
the
praise; [ s h v A K h s h v o K h i M ] ( ) 3
mouth
shoestring
of
the J e w s
;[S11IE-PIE]
live
gathering
d e l a y vi., d i l l y - d a l l y
live
the
f r u i t s a n d t h e g i v i n g of the T o r a h
Babylonians
[shiGOENshicoNEN/
d e s i g n a t i n g the unstressed v o w e l [E],
shiGOYNES]
o r absence of a v o w e l , after the c o n -
m a d n e s s ; craze, w h i m

395
(/)
! .
397
(excessive) opulence, (iro.)
sonant
under
whose
luxury
mushroom
( )
s w i m ; s w i m m i n g stroke
( )
s w i n g ; zest
swarm,
brother-in-law
( )
u t t e r false-
()
[ s h A V E s h E K E R ]
hood
w e a k , faint, feeble
( )
weakling
;-
'|
weakness, f r a i l t y ; foi-
()
( a b o u t ) , k e e p (stg.) u n d e r one's h a t
be silent, be s t i l l , s h u t
ble
(| ).
feeble-minded
up
silent, tacit
reticent, taciturn
reticent person
) (
sweat, p e r s p i r a t i o n
weld
)( =
sponge, m u s h -
A ( ) /
r o o m ; fungus
swan
( )
pregnant
( )
be p r e g n a n t
( )
Swiss
A ( )
0 |
Switzerland
doorman, janitor
swallow
) (
at a gallop
dairyman
pregnancy
<$> ' |
( )5
swarm
( )
s w i m m i n g pool
( )
_|
(water birds') web
( >)
f w r i t e a r o u g h d r a f t
buoyant
|| s w i m ,
float
vi.
spades
(| )
float vt.
swimmer
float
laborer
()
(rev.
con.)
be d i z z y / g i d d y

mumps
H r u n
bootlegger, s m u g g l e r
on
border
( )
[ s h o v E - B E s h o ' v E ] ( )
( b o o t l e g ) ; steal across
black man
good terms
payment in kind
[LEKhoL-NE FEsh]
,
steambath
sweat, perspire
smuggle,
steal across the
)( =
(...)
the d e v i l t a k e h i m
b l a c k e n imp.;
0 |
( )
bath,
devil
1 go to the d e v i l
( )
slob
( )
( || | fig.)
t r i c k s t e r ; racketeer ) (
Turkish
( ^ )
fraudulent
(of)
| h (in cards)
|| c h e a t vi.
- ( )
fake, r a c k e t , h u m b u g , t r i c k e r y
s p i r a l staircase
.1
h in black and
()
staggering; dizzy
unskilled labor
( * )
fraud, swindle, hoax,
black
p u p i l (of eye)
( ' )
swimming trunks
||
<2.
blueberry
) (
s w i m m i n g pool
is
( )
| |
mother-in-law
quiet
it
D[M(E)]
abound with
keep
letter
p l a c e d ; e.g.
[KESEF]
6
amenable
<$> |
shoe polish
396
white
396
| <> !

)( ][SIIOYTESIIOYTIM
sulphur
| ><$
blockhead
o n a i r , glide,
float
hover,
soar
) ( A
pane, glass
)(
windshield wiper
) (
match
)(
) (
magic carpet
)(
) 1(

)(
Swedish
/ )(
Sweden
)(
doorstep, threshold
) ( ) (A
dress
)(
rinsing
|| no longer
'

sister; nurse
nursing
)(
s ,
bosom; (poeti-
cousin
!*0
be
difficult
)(
father-in-law

) (
parents-in-law
difficulty, h a r d s h i p
|| swear vt/vi

fault
center of g r a v i t y
(force of) g r a v i t y
bribery,
(court) d o c k
] H shoME*
H be to b l a m e , be at_* )(
)(
'| ><$
;bribe
incriminate
)(
Jew. r i t u a l slaughterer
397
culprit
incriminatory
* )(
][shoYKhETshoKhTiM
convict
duty, obligation
' | -
graft
(text of) i n d i c t m e n t
|| g u i l t y [ N E -

)(
blame
h owe|
) ( =

|| guilt, fault, b l a m e&
completely innocent
I could have sworn
school, scholastic
) . . . (
|| swear vi.
][shoYidiED
shoe h o r n
|| s c h o o l ; s y n a g o g u e
)(
corpulent
)(
footwear
)(
sword
shoe
shoelace
| )/(

w o m e n ' s section i n a s y n a g o g u e
...
tough
)(
)(
) (
* )(
discourage,
grieve 1|| * <<
)(for
)( A
h e a v y ; h a r d , difficult; r u g g e d
)(fig
;lap
cally) womb
rinse; gargle
imp.
r e a l l y (in q u e s t i o n s ex-
?is she really prettier
)(
a n d that's a l l
H pressing
/ )(
m o u t h w a s h , gargle
|| a l r e a d y ; a t once; as e a r l y as
| )</>$(
vt.

| ><$
)disbelief
)( ; ) rinse, w a s h ( s u b s t a n c e
||
foam, froth
||
m a t e r n i t y clothes
)(
pod
f o a m , froth
maternity
(dust)pan, s h o v e l
|| f o a m r u b b e r
be p r e g n a n t

||
|| m u s h r o o m
toadstool
' | ><$
shudder; horror
horrible, dreadful
* A
Swede
/ )(
)shock (of hair
sister-in-law
)(
fool,
school s y s t e m
training
395
(new)
'
h upshot,
conclusion
|| u l t i m a t e l y
'
[SIIORABO'R]
the r i g h t e o u s w h e n the
[shuLidiN] (
Shulhan A r u k ,
[O'REKJI]
the
collection o f laws and
= (shuREK]
[shoYREshshER0sh1M]
( )
[ s h u ' s h N - p u R i M ]
||
whisper
imp.
campus
community
(of interests
[MITSVESshoM-
slaughter,
[shithiTE]
also
bar,
()
r o d , pole
the U n i t e d S t a t e s
live
keep
up
|| p o m p
h in high
||
city
downtown
urban sprawl
urban development
State
De-
*-
flake;
borough
()
( )
state
( )
(fish) scale
(5'/)
()
*/
drawer
shovel
[shoYFERshoYFREs]
shophar,
the
synagogues on R o s h H a s h a n a h
b l o w the
()
ram's horn blown
'
in
and
h Y o m Kippur
shophar
protection
[ s h o Y F E T s h o F T i M ] ( )
()
. . .
trench
[YOYETS]
of) J u d g e s
2.
partment
alderman
shovel; scoop
( . . . )
u r b a n renewal
park
||
( )
()
( B o o k [shoYFTiM] I - referee, u m p i r e
_ | |
style
( )
judge;
appearances

()
( )
dandruff
'6
()
|| state (one of the U . S . )
the J e w . m o r n i n g p r a y e r s
staff; h e a d q u a r t e r s
clusiveness, b e c o m e ( u n d u l y ) p o p u l a r
()
observant Jew
shoemaker, cobbler
lose i t s ex-
massacre
[shAidiREsshAKhREYsiM]
( )
trashy novel
()
esp. J e w . r i t u a l s l a u g h t e r ;
literary trash
RE]
etc.)
,
( )
h protect a n d save
chaperone
[ ] 8
c o m m o n , joint
H e a v e n p r o t e c t us!
[SIIUTFES] ( *> ) 6
common, joint
p a r t n e r ; confederate
partnership
guard, sentry, warden

[UMA'TSL]
( )
( )
[shoYMERshoMRiM]
()
<$>
school
whisper to each other

[shuTEFshuTFiM]
imp.
school, train
Purim
Ortho-
dox Jew
following

t i o n s g o v e r n i n g the life of a n
(fig.)
g r a m m a t i c a l root; root
the d a y
prescnp-
Messiah
c o m e s , a c c o r d i n g t o J e w . lore
a synagogue
w i l d ox o r b i s o n w h i c h w i l l be e a t e n
by
reader's desk i n
paragraph
the l e g e n d a r y
||
hodgepodge
()
. . .
.1
helter-skelter
|| line, r o w ,
398
file
||
[shuRE]
abreast
()

394
|| be able
| _* w a l k of life
' || unable, i n c a p a b l e
urban,
city,
municipal,
| m a t e r i a l i z e , come a b o u t
b r i n g a b o u t , realize
p o i n t of v i e w , c o n -
[MEsh U ' G E N E R ]
village i d i o t
(* )
( U . S.) s t a t e h o o d
sideralion
step, r u n g ;
degree,
()
comparison
(of
()
metropolitan
i n s t e a d of
S e c r e t a r y of
)(
level
ad-
State
square
jectives)
stuff imp.
(cigarette) b u t t
( )
trousseau
( )
prick, sting, pang, stab;
( ).1
* | g l i n s i n u a t i o n ; (sarcastic) d i g
material
|| s t i t c h
of m a t e r i a l , of c l o t h
w i t h o u t a s t i t c h of w o r k
p i c k e t ( i n a fence)
stable, s t a l l
( )
steep
floor,
( )
township
( )
( )
runner, herald
city council
<$> |
m a t t e r , stuff; c l o t h , fabric,
( . . . )
( )
A ( )/
steel

strongly, stalwartly
story
() *
!* )(
steel w o o l
|| stone b l i n d
shape
( )
pre-
|| d a r k e s t night
stone deaf
c a t a r a c t (of the eye)
mortal
sen table

steel
2.
|| p r o u d (of)
( ).1
H s u c c u m b
(to)
exult (in), p r i d e
( )
( )O |
oneself
for
gale
cantilever
( )
rugged;
2.
|-
stiff
(drink);
greatly, very;
.1
invigorate
stammer,
( . . . ) *
(> ) $< |
stutter
stutterer
potent
come from,
badly;
(try, h i t , etc.)
r a l l y , brace one-
*tribe
pedigree
powerful,
(need, w a n t )
intensity, strength
( )
( ! )
(on)
t r u n k , s t e m ; *clan, *race;
( )
stub
strong,
stilted
( )
protruding, j u t t i n g ; salient
stilt
| die a n easy d e a t h
( w i n d o w ) b l i n d , shade
pride
h s t a r v e to d e a t h
strengthen,
( | )
be d y i n g
stately,
( )/
m o r t a l i t y , d e a t h rate
( || )die
shapely,
1 p i t c h d a r k
scended,
be
be
)(
de-
> 3< |
derived
hard
from,
stem.
emanate from
( )
die
<$> |
( )h i m p .
self
( )
<> ' |
b e a m , bar
( )/
s t a n d i n g ; estate, s t a t i o n ,
399
stumble
( )
393

dull
push, shove; impetus, impush, shove, thrust
tonic
( )
* |t pulse
house, home
2.
hand
()
|| at home; indoors
room
housewares
truck
crowd,
homebody
<$> |
<3> |
push, poke, shove imp.;
?1 crowd, jostle
rush hour
[sho] ( )
( )
study in a college
jostle vi.
(thunder)storm; charge,
tempestuous,
gale, tempest
fallout
( )
dusty
vacuum cleaner
stamen
( )
dust, vacuum imp.
<$> |
( . . . )
( )
dustpan
( )/
<3> '|
dustpan
( * )
rush,
amazement
charge, storm
petrel
( )/
turbulent, vehement; boisterous

rage; assault,
( )
dust, pollen: dash (of);
assault
stormy,
O |
kit; drafting set
<$> |
violent
( )
or
university; study vt. (a subject)
nudge, jab
|| poke, push, jostle vt.
( ) /
study, investigation
( || | )bump, jab
0 '|
( )
studies
domesticate
housekeeper
stucco
) (
domestication
vt.
be amazed
( )
torch
folly, foolishness, non-
( )/
push,
*|
0 *|
amazing
( )
> & $< |
8 *
1
spur, stimulus,
( )
H inducement,
impulse
thrust
sense, poppycock
foolish, ludicrous
folly, nonsense
'!
stack
area; [shETEKhshTOKhiM] ( )
push, butt, prod
f imp.;
( )
()
propel;
surmise
thruster
(A ) ( )$
(dust)
()
( )
thrust
house of prayer
boot
stimulate
domain; tract
small Hasidic
arm-
( 2 .
5
|| chair
(A ) ( )W =_
particle
cage
crib
(bird) cage
ascend; advance
...
domestic, indoor; cozy; tame
jostle, scramble vi.

congestion
||
(/)
indoor
pit, make uneven
A ( ). 1
Pf
pushcart,
( * )
superior strength
( )
|| stool; bowel movement
('_| )
move one's bowels
|*
dumb, mute
( )
(A ) ( )$
( )/ .1
chair
sign language
[LOSIIN]
be silent
0 |
392
bristle

0 | 5_
|stiffness
|| m a n n e r , w a y ; k i n d of
(voice);
| q u i e t
.1
for e x a m p l e ,
| as is u s u a l for
|| as if
h for i n s t a n c e
|| | w a y of life
.2 1 silent, t a c i t
common-law
<$ |
snug, t i g h t
dagger
stagnant
^
floor
( )
silence, q u i e t ; h u s h
s t a n d s t i l l , cessation
common law
( )/
q u e l l , q u e n c h , slake imp.
lamp
( )
h an
obstacle
|| | | v o i c e ; v o t e , b a l l o t ( )
dis-
|| cast one's b a l l o t
h a y e
vocal
polling booth
voiced
fit i n ,
check,
tally,
(to),
accord
match;
(with),
be
be
stand
/)
corre-
as is
deny com-
||
_| 1 b y
H$! ||
' |
Capricorn
( )
pebble
smelt
( )
pebbly
( | )
stony, rocky
6 ' || s t e p
lead (for a p e n c i l ) ; p i n ,
quarry
( * )
<$> | 5
pestle of a m o r t a r , (fig.)
stg.
) ( 5
mischief,
()
) (
| )(
()
nant
support; grant
support, back, countenance;
tax
|| t a x a b l e
free
<j> |
tax collector
(a m o t i o n ) ;
( _ ' )
wrestle
1 s u s t a i n
support
|| t a x
c o n t r i b u t e (to), c h i p i n
( )
supportive
supporter
s t a n d i n g ; u p r i g h t ; stag-
'
mischievous; playful
indispensable/exquisite
frolic
rely upon
|| ' | m o r t a r
naughty child, brat
u p h o l d , foster; second

(!' ) .
stud
fun, be n a u g h t y
pranks;
stone
( )
carry on, p l a y pranks, have
(A ) ( )
<*r
stepmother
pletely, deny everything
suffrage, franchise
stink
have
| s t o p p e d
stop vi., pause; p u l l u p
compatible
(clock)
'!. || face
(with)
ballot
;
written;
face, be u p a g a i n s t
( || ) v o t e , b a l l o t <$> |
spond
immensely rich
stand;
( )
courage
|| I g o t a l o a d off m y chest
(
( )
mood, spirits
| h h i n d e r
...
( )
(voice) inflection
( )
|| stone, r o c k
(* )
nay
modern living
quietly
shaft
( )
|| as usual
a stiff b a c k
q u i e t , s t i l l ; soft
( * )
) (
<> _|
tax w i t h h o l d i n g
tax bracket
( )-
r i g i d , stiff, t i g h t , t a u t ; p r i m
401
391

p u t , set
( u p r i g h t or r i g i d
objects); group,
<$> |
place imp.;
vaccinate
(| )
|| be
|| _piece
self-confident
be
jobber, piece-
worker
close, c h o k i n g
bit,
( )
piece;
|| cake
part-time job
(A
( )
stamp; brand
<$> | 5
(of s o a p ) ; h e a d
s t e a d y , s t a n d i n g , per-
cattle)

i n pieces; to pieces
piecemeal
forever, for g o o d
socket,
( )
()
wand
!
( )
(A * ) ( )
|
shtetl;
township
h o l d one's o w n , m a n a g e vi.
<$> |
barter
biting word
(A * ) ( )
()
barbed; prickly; pungent,
| i n ; be i n h e r e n t i n
|| get
stuck
| _|
be at the b o t t o m of
have a
own
between
slipper
block,
handicap;
prickle; barb
( )
( )
sting, stab, p r o d imp.
(| )
pie
swap, barter
<> ' |
()
needle
O |
stall,
8 |-
(newspaper) s t a n d ;
place,
passage
(in
(...)
foil,
()
mortal
disturbance, disorder
brow
attitude, carriage
|| |b r a z e n face
(political) p a t r o n a g e
t a k e a s t a n d (on)
shed
stand
| 3 '
k n i t one's b r o w
book)
402
( )
( )
1
(A ) ( )
(A ) ( )
( )
|| s t a n d , a t t i t u d e ; s t a t u s
( )
()
()
obstacle; inconvenience; drawback
forehead,
porcupine
( )
dagger
business
stuck, stranded
hedgehog
| *
h finger i n the
your
()
RIM]
|| | *
|| m e d d l e
mind
[KhAZERKhAZEY-
<$> |
stand
caustic
cane, c l u b
|| s t i c k
A ( / )
be i n v o l v e d
||
outlet
stick,
nitrogen
p a t h , lane, t r a i l
small town,
b i t s , s m a l l pieces
( )
close (air)
h e v e r
stitch; quilt
(electric)
<$> |
c h o k e , suffocate, stifle vi.
.1
stencil
|| c h o k e , suffocate imp.
h manent, constant
stand, lectern, pulpit
>*
(of
pad
(A ) ( )
()
|| s o m e t h i n g of a ...
( * )
a l w a y s , 2.
s t a m p (tool or imprint)
stem, stalk
( )
|| | j o b , p o s i t i o n
capricious, c a r r y o n vi.
accept employment w i t h
inkpad, stamp
|| | p r a n k s ; w h i m s
_h rise, s t a n d u p ; go b a n k r u p t
(political) patronage
()
some t i m e
tables)
|| s t a k e (stg.) o n ; r e l y u p o n
(for)
stage
( p l a y ) ; pose ( q u e s t i o n ) ; p i c k l e (vege||
)(
390
reproof
strudel, (type of) fruit
|| (strand of) straw

|
()
1 straw
(coll.)
( )
bumpy
in
the
prevent
way
(of),
>$<
()
stumbling block
(sb.) from
0(()
(A
stargazer
sinus
0 |
[KhoLELj
traditional lady's
ostrich
[shTARKho'w]
()
()
head covering
( )
astronaut
' ) (
( )5 '
astronautics
( )
trouble maker,
<* 6 '
()
benture
strive
lid
( / *> ) -
cap
by rabbis and Hasidic Jews on the
5 ( || labor) strike
(of
(A
deed; bill
Sabbath and holidays

stripe, strip
a pot)
()
[shTARSIITORIM] ( )
hatch (with lines)
( )
( )
ray; beam (of rays)
( )
radiation
beaming, radiant, jubi-
( )
(river) basin
() /
streamline
[NY] ( )
rapids
|| | |
><,!
aspiration, striving
( )
aspiration, pur-
()
( )
penalty, punishment; sen-
( )
tence
penal
(penal) hard labor
0 |
knitting
( )

knit imp.
fine
far
( )
flow, stream
(A * ) ( )
rope ladder
( )
streamlined
string; leash
( )
circuit
)(
()
scar
) (
flow, burst; trend
rope dancer
carry things too
lant
( )
knitwear
<$>
stream, current; tide,
O |
rope
beam, radiate; be jubilant
0 _|
hose
rope maker
( )
bar, stroke (of the pen)
) (
trait, feature
( )
scab
striker
()
highway, turnpike
(labor) strike vi.
(^ )
wildcat strike
strikebreaker,
intruder
(| <> )
fur-edged hat, worn
( )
( )
straw, thatched
h trude upon, disrupt
asterisk
( )
tempt
( ).1 hinder, interfere, disturb, impede, in-
bump
temptation
shooting star
be
carry coals to Newcastle
[MITSRAIM]
de-
|| star
'|8
( )
cake
2.
penitentiary
(-...)
fine
punish; reprove, chastise
( )( )
ticket (for parking
suit
...
O | 6
<S> | 6
( )8
etc.)
403
389
batter
washer
(cont.)
lad;
()
impudent
|| be n a u g h t y / f r e s h
boy,
f o r k i n the
( i n s t r u m e n t ) case
severe, s t r i c t , stern, h a r s h ,
rigorous
severity, rigor
extend; strain
( ) /
bonfire; ( d e a t h a t
rat
|| re
n i b b l e (at)
g r i n d (teeth)
( / )
ap-
[shAYEKh]
refer,
( || * ) as for
pertain,
be
applicable,
irrelevant
relation, con-
pit-
(to),

rascal
(Jew.)
n e c t i o n , affinity, b e a r i n g
vi.
vt/imp
0 |
|| peel
s t r a y leaf of
NEM]
wreck,
the s e v e n d i v i s i o n s of h e l l
shambles
[shiDEKhshiDUKhiM]
propose a m a t c h
()
to
flare
( )
shine, g l o w ; b e a m
( q u a l i t y of) b e a u t y
slate
( )
( )
d o c t r i n e , school
[shiTE] ( )
of t h o u g h t ; s y s t e m ,
method
powdered
<3> |
pour (dry m a -
( )
pour;
( )
pour
( )
self-conscious
| h match
( *( )
beacon
flare
[SIII'VRE-KEYLE] ( ) 3
( )
b e a u t y (person)
beauty parlor
( *)
ornament
ornament, gem
[YA'MIM]
/
of d a y
p r o j e c t i o n slide
s e v e n d a y s of
the s e v e n seas
( A )
|| glow, l i g h t
the
[MEDURE-G(EH)E -
p r e t t y , l o v e l y ; fair (weather)
'|
[shivE]
mourning
a Jew. sacred b o o k
light
( )
the s e v e n d a y s
observe
[SIIEYMES] ( )
beautiful, handsome,
|| of m o u r n i n g after a close r e l a t i v e
ence
peel
t a n c e , trifle
[ ]
[ ] ( )
[ s h i B E s h s h i B u s h i M ] ( )
[shAYidiES] ( )
f r a m e of refer-
( / )
jagged
( )
graft
notch, jag
(to)
f c o n c e r n
relevant
graft (of a p l a n t etc.)
( )
relate
( ^ )
c l e n c h imp.
( )
! ^
> $< |
( g u n n e r y / r i f l e ) range
( )
h plicable, relevant
( )
the) s t a k e
pertinent,
) ( =
( ) /
p y r e ; bonfire
<:> |
sorrel
( > ) $< |
woman's wig
( )
c h u n k , piece (of w o o d )
smart
(A ) ( )
p a r t (from)
seek t o
road
(Jew.)
s t r i v e , aspire
' * H aleck
scabbard, sheath
crossroads,
|| a i m vi.,
(A *> ) ( )
[shKOTsiM]
gentile
or
| terial), strew
vi.;
^8
(/)
(beard)
vt/imp
b l a v i s h
sprout; crumble
t h i n , sparse, rare
404
388
firing range
( )
trigger-happy
firing
limit;
range
be re-
= |
( )
barn
( )
s c r u b , scour
<j> (
gang
( )
lesson i n the T a l m u d
how m u c h longer/
? 5||
a would-be artist
[shiKURiM]
more?
|| a l m o s t , n e a r l y ; w o u l d - b e
layer,
coat
(of
paint),
( )
' h
shipbuilding
be
81| s y n a g o g u e
sign, s i g n b o a r d ; s h i e l d
ashore
description
depict, describe, p o r t r a y
"
curse vt/vi,
...
curse vi.
<* '
berth
( * )
diarrhea
grow m o l d y
inferiority
O |
chimpanzee
( )
s h i n , n a m e of the letter
shinbone
( )
|| s k i n imp.
go b o a t r i d i n g , go s a i l i n g
<S> |
code, c i p h e r
( )
shipping; navigation
change
ham
o n a ship)
( )
( )
in cipher/code
target
practice
()
( )
purser
turret
fender
t u r r e t hole, l o o p -
( )
( . . . )
O |
hole
( )
defensive, p r o t e c t i v e , safety
( * )
bowl, dish
protection
( )
(session)
' ) (
p u t i n t o code
[shiNEshiNuiM] ( )
' *
ship ticket
( )
( | )
skin
alteration,
( . . . )
hatch, porthole
( ) /
( )
shingle
[shiFLES]
inferiority complex
glisten, t w i n k l e
(A * ) ( )
<$> |
gloss
( )
stevedore
||
(" )
[shiLshL]
- ' |
navigable
passage (place
mold, mildew
shipwrecked
boat
' ' |
vituperate (| )
pupil, student
ship's log
( * )
(' )
castaway
( )
(A * ) ( )
shipyard
|| _| s h i p w r e c k
shift
( )/
thyroid gland
plate
skew, s l a n t e d
) ( =
aboard
ship's, n a u t i c a l
()
s t r a t u m ; (working)
' || s h i p , vessel
overboard;
[ ] <$> |
[shiKRES] !*
slope
<$> I
[shiKER]
drunk, drunkard
drunkenness
[shiPUEshiPUiM] ( )
hiss
|| d r u n k
drink (habitually)
h u s h i n g (sound)
l u c t a n t (to)
countless, w i t h o u t l i m i t , n o end (of)
incline,
( )0
( . . . )
[shiER s h i u R i M ]
' h (Jew.)
shoot
...
shot ( m a r k s m a n )
( ^ )
shooting
405
( | )
( )
( * )
387
|| v i c i n i t y
[shichEYNEs] *
next d o o r (to)
adjoining, adjacent
neighboring,
safe-conduct
()
[ ]
[shithEYNish]
protective measure/
device, protection
I ] ( )
turnpike
loose, lax,
flabby,
safety belt
shelter
( )
limp,
chic
|| s h o c k w o r k e r
hours)
imp.;
errand boy
coin,
mint
striking
hit (song o r p l a y )
exchange
(often
cont.)
( )
(Jew.)
[shiRAiM]
w h i c h H a s i d i m p a r t a k e as a
screen
8
dangerously
customary
the
Divine M a n i -
[shKhiNE]
[shoKhNshKhEYNiM]
()
n e i g h b o r ; *lodger, *tenant
( )
sleepless
[ s h K h i E K h ]
festation, the D i v i n e Presence
(...) 5
insomnia
'
[shKhi'vMERA] 5
s i c k person
( )5 '
()
( )
bigshot
(rev. con.) be sleepless 8
bungalow
( )
|| |cone (of a conifer)
( )
5 || |
sleeping c a r
( )
umbrella
name of the letter ( final f o r m of )
bedroom
matter
of h o n o r
|| | sleep
r e m n a n t s of a r a b b i ' s food, of
( )
|| t a l k i n one's sleep
of S o n g s
ill, s i c k ; feeble, l a n g u i d , l i m p
[sh1R(-H)Ash1R1M]
leftovers, r e m n a n t s ;
b u n k , bed
[shiRE] ()
religious
the S o n g
A ( )
sound sleep
( )
poem
song of praise
' | 1 serpent
locksmith
gentile g i r l
(Jew.)
( *> )
[MEM] ()
<$>
( )
castle
leer
ble
( )
slender, s l i m
mem,
<$> |
be p r o p e r ; be p l a u s i -
(A ) ( )
battlefield
final
|| ) send
A (/)
lock; joint
8
<$> |
battle, combat
kite
( ) /
b e / l o o k cross-eyed; s q u i n t

vi.
cross-eyed
vi.,
imp.
( )
whipped cream
snake,
(| )
fight
warrior
( )
( )
|| s t r i k e ( h a m m e r etc.)
skirmish
( )
shock troops
hit, beat; strike (the
||
chicane, v e x a t i o n
( . . . ) *
vivid
O |
consignment, s h i p m e n t
( )
slogan
( . . . )
c h i c a n e , vex
strument
<3> |
( )
|| elegance, c h i c
sloppy
percussion i n -
( )
( )
g u a r d , p r o t e c t imp.
adjacent; neighborly
neighborhood
()
r a m p a r t , levee
neighbor
[shichEYNE]
()
(Jem.)
406
386
ruffle
t h a t one
of the
( )
sleeping p i l l ; soporific
|| |sleep
[SIIELYA'D] ( )
p h y l a c t e r i e s w h i c h is p l a c e d o n
( ) $
( / | )
|| | go t o bed
the
| ,
arm
blinker
p u t to bed
( )
l o c k , sluice
bedroom
( )
[shELiEKhshLi-
(/)
KhiM/shLUKhiM]
messenger, e n v o y ,
( )
illness; l a n g u o r
morning
gown,
( )
(...)

housecoat
emissary
stroke; e v i l ; nui-
()
m i s s i o n , assign- [ s h u K h E S ] ( )
sance
ment
power,
in-
g r i p , m a s t e r y ; i d e fixe, ob-
downpour
( )
session
serenity, t r a n q u i l i t y
[SIIALVE]
bon
r o a d i n the
voyage!
(iro.)
()
( )
fluence,
sleigh
[SIILITE]
downpour
precipitous
( ) ( )
serene, t r a n q u i l , p l a c i d
! h snow
gorge, r a v i n e
<3> |
|| |* peace
make
ing
sled, sleigh
( / )
sling
( ) -*
h u r l , fling, s l i n g , p i t c h
<$> _ |
slink, sneak
<$> _|
()
[SIIOLEM]
| || peace
accept, a c q u i e s c e i n ,
|| resign oneself to, be reconciled
to
reconcile
domestic peace;
[BA'YES] $/
harmony
slime
pituitary gland
tench
(_ )
veil, m a n t l e
( )
caterpillar, larva
()
temple
( )
loop, b o w
polish
imp.;
(<$>/)
sharpen, whet
unlucky
mis-
.2
'
( p e r s o n ,
ne'er-do-well
swig, swallow
( )
pres-
hiccup
ents e x c h a n g e d b y friends a n d neighbors on

dirt road, unpaved road
.2
( )
<$> ' |
[sh(A)LAKhM0NEs] /
[ ]
idle
( )
hiccup
[SIILIMAZL]
s t r o l l , r a m b l e , lounge
[ ] ( ). 1
extremely bad luck
| ) gullet
crevice
>= 3< ' |
[shuMEZALNiK] - ) (
very unlucky
[SIIO'LEM]
swallow ( 2 1 .
fortune, b a d l u c k
unlucky
Cinderella
Peace C o r p s
hello
imp.
* ^
dowdy
|5_
suspenders
.
[sh0LEMALEYKhEM]
( )
( * )
| h greet ( u p o n a r r i v a l )
|| m e d i a t e
mucus, phlegm; scum,
[ ]
cunning, sly
good riddance!
sled, go s l e i g h - r i d -
w a d e ( t h r o u g h snow or
( person
Purim
( )
' |
0
|
mud)
8/
(decorative) b o r d e r
407
( )
()
385
*|
||
pull,
jerk
()
swallow, devour,
( | )
jerk, y a n k
tow truck
beast
of
[KHAYE]
gulp
( )
( )
voracious
c l i c k vi.
burden
|| p u l l , d r a w , d r a g , t o w , t u g
tramp, vagabond,
snug
soporific
sleepy, d r o w s y
5 '
sleeping p i l l
t h a t one of
|| |
keynote
(...)
keyhole
(..,)
close vt., c o n c l u d e ,
close
( | )
\ - a d j o u r n vt.; c l i c k
shackle, put i n
j - vi.;
( )
[shELRo'sh] ()
the
forehead
l a t e a f t e r n o o n m e a l o n the S a b b a t h
that
which
r e p u t a t i o n , fame, pres-
deposited
( )/
grin
|| r a g
( )
ragged
/ A ( )
languor
languid
languish, pine
is
[shushES]
with
|| | n a r r o w
be
in a
critical
a l o t (of)
have
little
( a n i m a l ) fat (as food)
(; | | ...)
fection
perfect, faultless
narrow-minded
casual, cursory, random
nonsense
( )
stew
snort
pugnacious
bad,
( AA
<$>
<> |
; A ) .1
* _1 e v i l , m e a n , w i c k e d ; m a l i c i o u s
2.
|| ( c h i l d ) be n a u g h t y
\ - b a d l y ; i l l , w r o n g l y , m i s . . .
8-88
|| m i s u n d e r s t a n d
b a d l y off
|| | * e v i l ; w r o n g d o i n g
w r o n g ; molest
sweet c r e a m
emerald
[ ] 8
strike it rich
fat, greasy
[ S I I L E Y M E S ]
( A )
ar-
[SIILAL] ( )
c o m p l e t i o n ; per-
chance
narrow-gauge
a great d e a l (of),
( )
state,
third party;
bitratorship
( | )
( c o n t . ) trifle, nonsense
( )
biter, t h i r d p a r t y , a r b i t r a t o r
tige, renown; G o d ' s name

tatters
( )
epaulet
[shoLEshshushiM]
[shEM]
( )
facet
ar-
[shALEshuDEs]
vi.
fit
chains
the p h y l a c t e r i e s w h i c h is p l a c e d o n
the
( )
keystone
'
pulling power; drag
monkey wrench
hobo, b u m
( / )
k e y ; c l u e ; clef; w r e n c h
) (
vagrancy
( )
conclusion; joint
( )
( )

stagger
dredge
switchboard
<$> | 3
|| d r a g vi., t r u d g e
imp.
sinuous, w i n d i n g
w i n d vi.,
meander
morning glory
meander
zipper
<E> |
( )
<$> ' |
(A )
( )
t r a i n (of a dress)
( )
384
wrought iron
sledgehammer
malleable
|| forge, p o u n d , h a m m e r
blacksmith
Chris-
t i a n i t y ; b a p t i s m (of a J e w ) ;
re-
[SIIE'MDOVER] (5) ( )
n o w n e d t h i n g or person> b y w o r d
c o n v e r t to C h r i s t i a n i t y vt.
( ' )
be
converted
to
[SIIMITE] ( )
Chris-
wild pranks, whims
once i n a blue m o o n
(hum.)
quickly
[shEMHAMF0YREsh]
(Jew.)
t h r a s h , w h i p imp.,
the ineffable n a m e of G o d , the

m a g i c power
smuggle
( | )
smuggler, b o o t -
<> |
()
lash
|
bustle
[sh0MA1M-PENEML]
()
legger .
lambskin
the
p r u d e ; religious h y p o c r i t e
(sense of) h e a r i n g
h e a p i n g (spoon-
holiday
r u m o r , piece of
news
talk, conversation, chat
( )
||
<$> ' |
t a l k , converse, c h a t
<$> ' |
especially
[SIIMIRE] ( )
colloquial
lubrication
dirt, filth, smut
<$> |
fluently
dirty,
foul
(< )S> |
Iacemaker
)(
Matzah
filthy,
s m a c k (lips)
( * )
c r e a m cheese
[shMuRE-MATsE] n
the p r o d u c t i o n of w h i c h was super-
[SIIEMEN-ZA'YES]
vised w i t h special strictness
oil
unctuous
language,
vernacular
h s c r i b b l e ; spread ( b u t t e r etc.)
pure o l i v e
( )
*|| |
smear, grease, l u b r i c a t e ;
...
exchange pleasantries
<$> ' |
keep w a t c h
( )
conversational
colloquial, conversational
<$> |
lash a b o u t
smear, smudge
l u b r i c a n t , grease
) (
[SIIMUE] ( )
()
( spoonful)
H fling, h u r l
smoothly,
( )
[SIIMIE]
daub
the three d a i l y p r a y e r s
ful)
guard; amulet
[shiMENESRE]
( )
lash, s p a n k ; heap (on a

* || | w h i p p i n g
18
( )
( | ) ( )
blessings w h i c h are s a i d b y J e w s i n
the e i g h t h [S11MINATSER.ES]
m a k e - u p ; rouge
( )
scent, o d o r
reek (of)
d a y of the S u k k o t h
knowledge of w h i c h is s a i d to i m p a r t
<$> |
bustle, be v e r y b u s y
||
I ]
( )/
|| smile
[ ] ( *> )
smile
grin
(of)
I ] <5> |
t i a n i t y , be b a p t i z e d
1 n i a l y e a r of grace
n i m b l e , s p r i g h t l y ; versatile
(Jew.)
apostasy
) (
sabbatical year
0 |
[SIIMAD]
smithy
septen-
conversion to
put i n chains, shackle
(Jew.)
smart
<
( )
(the
[ ]
B o o k of)
Exodus
[SIIMOYS]
blacksmith
409
( )
383
A ()
rope, line
Jack
daughter-in-law
( / )
the c r e d o
lace (shoes) i m p .
<S> '|
"Hear,
' 6 :[shNEYER]
help!
Israel,
the
scrap
fusion b o m b
vt/imp,
melt
( )
delight i n
fusion language
' |
sewing pattern
( )
h a r v e s t e r , reaper
) (
stubble
(iro.)
sandwich
( )
snow
H h a r v e s t ; c u r t a i l
have
<$> |

fragrant
emory

p a r t i c l e , shred, i o t a ,
[shEMETs]
cuttable
he is t e e t h i n g
tailor
|| smell
i n v o l v e ; be l i k e l y
t o u c h (of)
|| | b a d n a m e
H he is a b u d d i n g p a i n t e r
()
snuff
s m e l l , reek of
h m a k i n g s of
<2.
whiff
|.
c u t v i . , be
the
|| sniff;
( )
()
^
5
( )
incisive, sharp
be famous as; be r e p u t e d to be
board
i m p . ; reap,
() ( )
p i n c h of snuff
( )
crossroads
( )3
[ S I I E M ] ( )0
( )
cutting board, carving
cut
intimate
|| be famous for
( * )
d r y - g o o d s store
op
( )
smelt; (| )
5 V c u t
catch on v i .
our
|| m e l t v i . h a d d fat to (food)
c r o p ; m a k e , fashion, m a n n e r ; s h o r t || of the same k i n d
is
| ! - G o d , the L o r d is o n e "
! $< |
cut, section; slit; harvest,
Lord
Frost, O l d M a n Winter

!* ) (
[SIIMA-YISRO'EL]
[shEMRAj
fall i n t o d i s r e p u t e
beadle, [ S I I A M E S s h A M 0 s 1 M ] ( { )
) (
|| t a i l o r s h o p
s e x t o n i n a s y n a g o g u e ; r a b b i ' s per( ).1

sonal assistant
,
tailoring
dressmaker
( )
intersection
( )
snowy
(snow)flake
snow
b l o w (nose); snuff (candle)
snowball
prow
<$> |
have a
0 |
A ( )
| H (alcoholic)
<$> _|
scar
( )
snore, s n o r t
beg
beggar
(Jew.)
minister
necktie
( )
whittle, carve i m p .
<> |
drink
drink
( )
p e n c i l sharpener
( ) /
sniff ( a r o u n d ) , s p y
liquor, whisky;
king's [shEYNE-LEMEYLEFth]
carving
A ( )
buckle
( * )
snowstorm
beak; spout;
( )
<$> |
0 ) ( |
)(
[ s h 0 N E - T 0 Y V E ] ( ) 5
N e w Year's card
( )
snuff (of a candle)
( )w '
(elephant) t r u n k , s n o u t
410
( )
( )
382
dishonorable,
shameful,
s t r i n g , lace;
(A
()
nefarious; disgraceful, i g n o m i n i o u s
d i s h o n o r ; rape
p u b , t a v e r n , saloon, b a r
grant
<$> |
()
corset
fast, q u i c k , r a p i d
fillip
( / | )
saloonkeeper
fillip
whisper
whisper
snail; w o r m
masterpiece
( )
[sho] ( )
_every h o u r o n the h o u r
hourly
( )
hour hand
timetable
superior
cloth
5'
made
of
( )
tinsel
( )
slaughter-house
()
( )
shellac
O |

cup
( )
shy, bashful, coy
' ) (
( ' )
<S> |
()
you
c l u b (in cards)
string, cord, twine
brand-new, spick-and-span
spade
<
| be a s h a m e d
(of)
H o u g h t to be a s h a m e d
II s h a m e o n y o u !
be pre-
| *
( )
|| m o c k e r y
spatula
1 |
( A ' ) ( * ) ( )
( || )be bashful
) (
pinafore
shellac
use (sb.) as a g u i n e a p i g
b a r b e r shop
! ) (
d i a m o n d s (in cards)
( | i m p .
line, file
( )n |
( / | )
barber
to
(...) o r
slaughter
(A ) ( )o r
( )
[SIIATNEZ]
Orthodox Jews
t i t l e page [SIIA'R] ( )
sheriff
[ ] ( . . . )
mixed linen and wool, forbidden
1 6
shears
[ ] m
[ ] ( )
chaise-longue
( ) a r 5
sher, a l i v e l y J e w . dance
prejudicial
|| h o u r
(AA ) ( )
0 '|
tive, detrimental,
O |
[shAs]
harmful, injurious, destruc-
( )
bushel
8 = 5
h u r t , be h a r m f u l i m p .
( ^ )
chief, head, boss, p r i n c i p a l ;
dirt-cheap
0>
(/)
the T a l m u d
mutton
lisp
<$> |
()
(screw);
P.S.
<S> |
( )
lisping
( J i g . ) shrimp, urchin
<$> |
sheep
satchel
cut, c l i p , shear
(A
liquor
( )
* < || | iraw o n
scissors
of
( )
|| scoop u p ; d r a w ; d e r i v e
lamb chop
drink
8 '
( )
)(
scoop
lamb
[SIIEYNES] !
(A )o r
present, d o n a t e ; p a r d o n , forgive
dip in
( *< ) -
secondly
()
locker, c a b i n e t
give (as a gift),
strand
sentable
( )
O |
rape
41 1
( )
381
dispute,
insist
|| press, p u s h
0 |
fill (cracks)
| - debate *., w r a n g l e
that
save, e c o n o m i z e , conserve
crack, split;
fissure,
imp.
crack, crevice
thrifty,
economical,
efficient,
e c o n o m y , t h r i f t , effi-
bomb
s p l i t , c r a c k , cleave
fissionable
)(
( )/
keep
5 ' * h
chip
|| m i r r o r ;
gaze a t (a reflect-
( )
( )
Spain
s t r i d e vi.,
food
cuff l i n k , s t u d
( )
( )
*P
fooling, no k i d d i n g
humorous, funny
nutritious
dependent
( )
walk, take a walk, hike,
O |
cursion
( )n
||
go
for
walk
|* h
g o for a d r i v e
space (letters)
( )
feed, n o u r i s h , m a i n t a i n
hiker
)(
spyglass, b i n o c u l a r s
esophagus
spur
( ) -
truss
( ) -
savings bank
(grain) e l e v a t o r
saliva
( )
fair, considerable ( a m o u n t )
) (
g r a n a r y , storehouse,
O |
spectacles
( )
( )
cranny, crack, crevice

412
( )
( . . . )
sparrow hawk
( / *> )
stroll
|* ' = :
3> |
) (
grocery
w a l k , s t r o l l ; d r i v e ; ex-
( )
nourishment; supply
vt/imp
|| j o k e , gag
no
( )
pantry
grocer
( )/
( / * ) /
provider
strain
skewer; dart
hospital
p a c e ; harness;
exciting (story), thrilling
(A * ) ( )
spearhead
'
Spanish
'
) (
antimony
brocade
i n g surface); exult, delight i n
k n i t t i n g needle;
' )(
(> )$< |
spear; dart
(n) '
1
Spaniard
( )
( )
s t r a i n , t e n s i o n , suspense
( )
spick-and-span
reflection
( )
hammock
O |
l e v e l , surface
A ( )
spy
()
t e n d o n , sinew
vestige
) (
espionage
lane
s p a n ; s t r i d e , step, pace
t r a c k (of)
spy
||
w a l l p a p e r || 4-lane h i g h w a y
( )
h vt.
divisive
|4
^ A ( )5
trace, t r a c k , f o o t p r i n t ;
( )
(| )
s p l i t , c r a c k vi.
frugal
bung, top
( )
fission
ciency
reel, spool
( )
r a v i n e ; (newspaper) c o l u m n
rift, s p l i t ;
( )
fission
( )n
<$> ' |
r a i l r o a d tie, sleeper
( )
( )
380
_| ) (
)(
p a r a m o u n t ...
s p i t imp.
(printer's) space
_| ><$
/ )(
playpen
)t o y s (coll.
brittle
)
fizz
) i n (a p l a y
plaything,
(A
gleeman
; || p l a y
p l a y vt.
) h p l a y vt. (an i n s t r u m e n t
with,
trifle
play
) (
) . . . (
playground
singing b i r d
^ )(
jukebox
sit o n tenterhooks,
look
spider
/ )(
) (
s l o t ; loop-
splinter, c h i p

delicacy
sparrow
spin vt/vi
)(
language
spinning wheel
)(
incantation, magic formula
s p i n n i n g wheel
...
tip, p o i n t ; p r o n g ; peak,
tion 1
5
>
)(
linguistic
top, s u m m i t ; g a b l e ; c l i m a x , c u l m i n a 5
) ( ) (A
) (
|)( )/(
^ ) (
s m i r k , sneer
) ( ) (A
spindle
)...(
later, subsequent, pos-
hole
cobweb
at the latest
)(
spinach
later, afterwards,
terior, u l t e r i o r
for a needle i n a h a y s t a c k
)(
) (A
h later
h needles
/ )(
ugly
b y a n d b y( ]a n h o u r [sho
|| p i n| )(
sit o n pins a n d
m o c k , leer (at),
ridicule
)(
late
' ) v(
Indian summer
| ) ( )(
)...(
late
player
act
game, easy task
sensitive, v u l n e r a b l e
playful
) ( !
feel vt/vi
(blood)hound
sensation
| ) ( ><S
h (a g a m e ) , act
h a r o u n d w i t h
) (
play
)(
)...(
) . . . (
vi.
lace
con-
summit
ference
t o y ; trifle
|
prankster
splinter
secret
) (
playmate
<>
)(
)(
;pigeon
stool
(police) agent
)( ][KhAVERKhAVEYRiM
)(
prank, practical j6ke,
trick
game, p l a y ; show
)pick(axe
pointed, peaked
!> ) (
spittoon
) 0 (
)...(
)space (letters
_' * ) (
|| a p i n c h of
linguistics
l i n g u i s t i c , (of) language
) (
|| fingertip; t i p t o e
)(
|| o n t i p t o e*
||
head
413
linguist, p o l y g l o t
sprout, shoot, s c i o n ; s l i n g
daybreak
) ( ) (A
sapling
379
)( ][shKOTsiM
| )( sprout vi. 0
b u d d i n g
ebullient
|
?
pert, fresh, s a u c y

)( p a p e r b a g
)(
) ( ][shKiE
leap, j u m p , p l u n g e
)(
-
- )( stride
/ )( w o o d e n b a r
^ )( ) gag (A
b y leaps a n d b o u n d s
_| ><$
)(

| ><3

spread vt/vi
er
little b o x , c a s k e t
;
][shEKERshKORiM
)(
lie,
falsehood
| >scrape <$
)( ][shAKRENshAKRONiM
s k i p vi.
diving
| ) (
;jump, leap
liar
board
*
)( c l o d
) ( scar
* )( closet
'^ )( shrapnel
(buck)shot
bolt
/ )( A_
dive
)(
grasshopper
)(

slave d r i v -
slavery, bondage
)(
springboard,
syringe
slave
'
jumping board
)(
) (
)(imp.
| drizzle 0
)( drizzle
! ) ...( p r o v e r b
)(
slave
s l a v i s h , servile
| >3
distribution, spread
| )( )(
sunset
]RYE[shAKLE-vETA
discussion, deliberation
stride, pace, s t a l k
)(
impudent
fellow, p r a n k s t e r
well, s p u t t e r
)(
(-
j u m p rope
;shower
;squirt
spurt,
a
take
shower
| >3
) ( d a s h b o a r d
| sputter 0
splash, sprinkle,
| <) >3(
h s p u r t , s q u i r t
)(
imp.
)( s p r a y
)( speck
aggra-
shout
- )(
l o w l y , inferior, h u m b l e ,
plenty, abundance,
)(
opulence
] [
a b u n d a n t ; prolific
)(
jade, m a r e
_
flagrant
414
typist
w r i t e r ; scribe
)( pen
< )( ) (A
a b j e c t , vile, ignoble
)( ][SIIEFE
step
)( desk
_' )( typewriter
)(Jem.
)(
_| )( write
vation
][shoF'L
screwdriver
p a r t (in h a i r ) ; g a p
* )(
spout, s p a t t e r
] [ s h n K h E s - D o ' M i M
screw
)(
_ )(
screw,
)(
pellet
ball b e a r i n g
ballpoint pen
; shrill, blatant, l o u d ; g a u d y
378
terrible, awful, frightening

frighten
imp.,
()
shout,
cry,
(/)
_ |
yell; bray
be a f r a i d (of), ( 5 ) h t e r r i f y
shrimp
) (
fear
(printing) type, font;
( ) . 1
t i m i d , fearful
scarecrow
rep-
' ) (
writing
( )
typefounder
( )
literate
[shERETsshROTsiM] ( )
tile, c r a w l i n g a n i m a l
ex-
( ) . 2 ( s c r i p t
[SIIRO'TSIM]
literacy
||
( )
written,
in writing
(school) c o m p o s i -
terminator
| 6 '
tion
[ s h E Y s h E s - Y E M E Y - B E -
RE'YSIIES]
the s i x d a y s of C r e a t i o n ;
the b e g i n n i n g of t i m e
2. ||
slanting,
[ s h T A D L E N s h T A D - ) (
lobby
intercession
( - LONIM]
. 1
aslant
intercessor
d w a r f , elf, g n o m e
[SIITADLONES] *p
[ s h T A D L 0 N 1 M s h A F T ] ( )
oblique

||
lobby
fear,
alarm,
terror
terrify
415
( * )
* ) (
( ) /
| 5 |

essential, basic, sub-
[TOKhiK] 8
letter
s t a n t i a l ; inherent, i n t r i n s i c
forth-
[KEDEY-DI'BER]
value: 4 0 0
passion, lust
[TOYKIIN] ( )
basic research
grasp,
(Noah's) ark
Pentateuch;
teaching;
[SIIEBIKSA'V]
ornamental
[TOYRES-MO'YSIIE]
abyss, precipice
||
Book
of
[THOM] ( )
Psalms
the
Pale
[HAMO'YSIIEV]
claim-
chaos
tav,
n a m e of the
core, essence, substance

in
essence, i n s u b -
[SIIA'BES] ( )
not permitted
t o exceed
the
S a b b a t h w h e n w a l k i n g o u t of
originally,
(-)
||
|| b a s i c ,
substantive
[]
...
substantive matter
on
c h a p t e r of curses [ T 0 Y K h E K h E ]
town
first,
[TOK.11]
stance; b a s i c a l l y , essentially
of 2 0 0 0 ells, w h i c h o b s e r v a n t J e w s
at
[TOF] ( ) /
letter
are
plaintiff
[ T O Y E V O Y E ]
( )
Czarist Russia
distance
[ T O Y V E Y E T O Y V I M ] ( )
ant,
of S e t t l e m e n t assigned t o the J e w s i n
a
means, expedient
p a l e ; scope; l i m i t
[ ]
[TILIM]
psalm
gospel
( )
[ ]
precipitous
ident; inmate
[TAKIIBULE]
minutiae
[TOYshEVTOYshoviM] ( )
remedy,
()
minute, circumstantial
[S11EBALPE ]
Law; (fig.)
res-
[TAGTAGN]
skill
law, the T a l m u d
Mosaic
[TVIE] ( )
(- 0s c h|-o lcaarlsl ihgi rpa p h i c s t r o k e o n a letter
law, the O l d T e s t a m e n t
Talmudic
[ T V U E ] ( )
sb.)
learning,
.
(iro.)
Biblical
(against
[ T O Y R E ] . 1
(Jew.)
claim
[ ]
[TEYVE] ( )
g r a i n , cereal
apprehend, take i n
the
[TAYVE] ( )
passionate, voluptuous
[TO'KII]
[TOYFES] ( * )
T o r a h , the J e w . L a w ;
[TOF] /
with, instantly
contents
of the Y i d d i s h
a l p h a b e t ; p r o n o u n c e d [T]; n u m e r i c a l
()
||
[ - i n the
|| h e a p curses o n
all
[TKIIILES]
initially
calamities
Bible
befell h i m
416

| H p l a u s i b l e / p r o b a b l e
|| | be i m p r o b a b l e
(rev. con.) o c c u r (to sb.) t h a t
prudent, reasonable [ ]
prudence [ ]
common
[HAYO'SIIER]
sense; discretion
r e w a r d [sKhAR] ( )
t u i t i o n (charges) [LI'MED]
*
"
[SOER-LAZO'ZL]
prince; digni-
()
scapegoat
[SARSORIM] ( )
tary
Sarah,
wife
of the
[SORE]
patriarch A b r a h a m
s u r v i v a l , [SOREDSRIDIM] ( )
remnant
r e m n a n t [UPO'LET]
seraph
t u r n against
anti-
[YISRO'EL]
|| |
()
[SRORESRORES/
(/)
j o y ; p a r t y , celebration
Sim[ S I M K I I E S - T O ' Y R E ]
h a t h T o r a h , a J e w . h o l i d a y o n the
d a y f o l l o w i n g S u k k o t h , celebrating
the c o m p l e t i o n of the year's reading
c y c l e of the T o r a h
a flag c a r r i e d [ ] ( )
by children on Simhath T o r a h
sin, name of the letter )( /
h a t r e d , hate,
[SINE] (m)
bear (sb.) ( |)( )h e n m i t y
malice
SRORIM]
[sosN-vEs1MKhE]
Semite
S a t a n || d e v i l [SOTN]
gaiety, m i r t h , [SIMKIIE] (m)
[ S O R E F SROFIM] ( )
fire, blaze [SREYFE] (m)

fire a l a r m b o x ( )
s c a t h i n g [SA'RFEDIK] 5
(sun) b r o i l [SARFE] <$> | ) ( 5
joy
[SIN] /
a l p h a b e t ; p r o n o u n c e d [s]: n u m e r i c a l
v a l u e (identical w i t h
300
enemy, foe [ S O Y N E S O N I M ] ( )
lord

and jubilation
417
anti-
[SINES-YISRO'EL]
Semitism
salary, p a y [SKIIIRES] 0/
reason; sense, w i t ; [SEYKIIL]
brains, intellect; u n d e r l y i n g p r i n [ALPI] h c i p l e ;
rationale
i n t e l - h a c c o r d i n g t o reason
be
| h l e c t u a l l y
375
result,
practical
purpose;
original, initial
(serious)
Y i d d i s h prayer,
business
expedient, practical
Job Corps
shrouds
[ 1
[TKIIINE] ( )
chiefly for w o m e n
[ ]
I ]
res-
[TAidiRiKhiM]
[ T K J H E S - H A M E ' Y S I M ]
| | h u r r e c t i o n of the d e a d
[ T A K h s h E T T A K h s h i T i M ] ( )
be resurrected, r e v i v e vi.,
rise
the d e a d
brat
|| r u i n , h a v o c , s h a m b l e s
supplicatory part
[TEL]
|| r u i n , p l a y h a v o c w i t h |
of
be
to
6 8
, 8
morning and
say
that
[TAKIINUN]
afternoon
|5
weekday
prayers
prayer
ruined
Tel A v i v
||
[TELAVI'V] ( )*
gallows; (death by)
entreaties
[TAKJINUNIM]
implore, entreat
[TLIE] ( )
at once, i m m e d i a t e l y ,
[TALYENTALYONIM] ( )
[TE'LKOYEKJI]
!*
[ T E Y K E F ]
d i r e c t l y , i n no t i m e
man
destructive
hanging
hang-
instant
|| i n s t a n t
[ ] ...
coffee
force
the T a l m u d
the B a b y l o n i a n
immediate
[TALMUD]
[BA'VLI]
immediately,
directly,
Yemen
( )
(cont.)
mudist
the
[YERUSIIA'LMI]
church
Talmudic
mud
T o r a h ; traditionally, a
debatable
inconclusive, moot
improve-
tuition-
the
community
for
the
[TO'ES] ( )
pre-
[ T E R E T S T E R U T S I M ] ()
[TALMEDTALMIDIM] ( )
dent, p u p i l , disciple
student,
[TALMIDE]
()
[TALMED-
()
text,
(masc.)
p u p i l , disciple
the
learned m a n ,
d e s t r u c t i o n of the
scholar
tenth
the
second
late m o o d
Tishre,
[TAM] ( )
the
first
[TISIIRE]
m o n t h i n the J e w . c a l e n d a r , u s u a l l y
c o i n c i d i n g w i t h p a r t s of S e p t e m b e r
half-wit
T a m m u z , the
first a n d
T e m p l e s i n J e r u s a l e m ; hence, deso-
[ T E L - O ' Y L E M ]
n a i v e person, m o r o n ,
[TI'SIIEBOV]
m o u r n i n g i n c o m m e m o r a t i o n of
(Jem.)
(Jew.)
Ninth
justification
d a y of A b , a J e w . d a y of fasting a n d
Kh0KhEMTALMl'DE-KhAKho'MIM]
utter ruin
brandy
mistake; erratum, errata
elementary
school
StU-
[ T I K N T I K U N I M ] ()
c o r r e c t i o n of a
poorest
[ ] ...
[ ] ^
m e n t ; redress; (hum.)
free e l e m e n t a r y s c h o o l m a i n t a i n e d b y
children; in U . S . , a Jew.
[TEYKU]
o p e n question)
[TALMUDish]
[TALMETOYRE] ( )
[TEYMEN] ( o p )
let i t s t a n d ( a b o u t a n
forthwith
[ T I F L E ] ( )6
Jerusalem T a l m u d
Tal-
[ ]
[UMIYA'D]
Talmud
(usu. n o n - J e w . ) T a l -
from
[TAMEZ]
and October
m o n t h i n the J e w . calendar, u s u a l l y
[TAKIILESTAKIILEYSIM]
418
()
374
weekday
morning
prayers
by
ob
coinciding w i t h
p a r t s of J u n e
servant male adults

prison, j a i l ; i m -
[TFISE] (m)
always,
ever,
in-
[TOMED] -*
p r i s o n m e n t , confinement; p e r c e p t i o n
imprison
()
jailbird, convict
prison
[]
()
variably
|| _||
[BETUEKJIBETU-
KJIIM]
trusty
support
naivete
foolish, half-
p l a y the fool
persevere
[TKUME]
h gist, essence, e p i t o m e ; precis
epoch,
epitomize
[ ]
age,
concise, s u c c i n c t , terse
[TKUFE] ()
(Jew.)
one
condi-
s i g n i f y i n g agreement
powerful/
||
power;
firmness,
(the) E s t a b -
||
self-confidence
[TNOIM] ( )
2.
|| o n p a r o l e 1.
lishment
parole, p r o b a t i o n
|| m o t i o n , gesture
[TARGEM]
[TARGUMISII]
(Jew.)
(Jew.)
[LOSIIN]
|| g i b b e r i s h , u n i n t e l l i g i b l e
Biblical
[ T ^ N A ' K I I ]
[ T ( A ) N A K h 1 s h ]
(/)
pleasurable
fast
[ ]
[TONESTANEYSIM] ( )
the J e w . D i a s p o r a
[TRUFE] ( )5
the
Bible
pleasure, d e l i g h t , zest; t h r i l l ( s )
language
i t ' s G r e e k to me
remedy
[TNUE] ( )
[TAYNEGTAYNUGIM]
Judeo-Aramaic
Aramaic; ( h u m . )
precondition
gesticulate
t r a n s l a t i o n of the O l d T e s t a m e n t
Targumic,
presuppose vt.
5 | | * d e c o r u m
Aramaic
*|
[TARBES]
respect
(Jew.)
[TNA'Y] _6"
[KO'YDEM-LEMA'YSE] (
regulation, precept
treat w i t h
()
b r e a k one's engagement
[ ] 8
[TAKONE] ( )
m a n n e r s , politeness,
provision
provided
| | h engagement c o n t r a c t
[TA'KEFSIIAFT] n
statute, rule,
Mishnah
_| 6 h s t i p u l a t e
engagement p a r t y ;
[TKIFES] *
highhanded, imperious
t w o centuries
| t i o n ,
||
parole
influential person
(political)
first
[TNAYTNOIM] ( )
|| t e r m s
[TAKEF] 8 .1
[T(A)KIFIM] ( 2 .
t a n n a i m , r a b b i s whose
A.D. are i n c l u d e d i n the
[TKIES-KAF] ( )
powerful, influential
pS
[ ]
[TANETANOIM] ( )
of the
teachings i n the
era
handshake
[TAM] 0 | 1*'
[TAMTSESTAMTSEYSIMJ (*> )/
( | of r e c o v e r y
persistent
[ ]
| h w i t t e d
brood
[TAFSNTAFSONIM] ( )
survival; possibility
[TMIMES] OP
[TAMEVATE]
warden
jailer
[TMIKJIE]
n a i v e , artless
[ ] ( )
and
July
* || | p r a y e r
* 5
[TFILE] ( ) 6
pray
[TARYA'G MITSVES]
(Jew.)
6 1 3 commandments which observant
tephillin, phy-
[TFILN] *0
lac teries, s m a l l boxes s t r a p p e d to the
J e w s m u s t fulfill
left
419
arm
and
the
forehead
during
373
symbol
of
washing
away
strictures, c o m -
their
[ T A R U M E S ]
sins
plaints
[TAshMEsh(-HAM1TE)] )(

b sexual i n t e r c o u r s e
[TAshMishE-KDi/shE]
(Jew.)
answer, r e p l y ;
[ T s h u v E ] (m)
||
penance;
repentance,
do penance, atone
r i t u a l objects (shophar, p h y -
passion,
lacteries, etc.)
5
wear it i n good
atonement
* |
[TshuKE] ( )( )
p a s s i o n a t e desire, lust (for)
"
a rite p e r f o r m e d
[TAshLEKh]
"
on
[TisidiADEsh]
gather at a stream a n d shake
health!
Rosh
their
Hashanah,
pockets
in which
over
the
men
out
water
as
thav,
n a m e of the
[SOF]
()
letter
of
the
Yiddish
[SOF]
a l p h a b e t ; p r o n o u n c e d [s]; n u m e r i c a l
letter
value
(identical
words
420
with
begin with
400 :(. (No
this
letter)
z
] [
|| 2. . ] [
Zionism
Zionist 1. adj.
] , [ H A S M O D E
)(
|
)(
z.
[MAZLMA-
. v.
)||2
)(
Zizith
' 5 ] [ ,
][KANOI
zealous
of
v.
)(
zebra
)(
zenith
. ^ )||2
zero 1. n.
| )(
Zohar
) || (pungency ] [ T A M
zone 1. n.
) . . . (
zealot
zodiac
the
[MASMEDMAS-
zipper
Zz.
O Lin
)E S ](on
][ZOYER
)(
zeal
][KANOES
] ,MIDIM
] [ T S I T S E S
|| sign , ] [
zip (up) vt.
) ' ( )(
)(
[ T A Y -
zoo
)zest (taste
) H (delight
)N E G ] -\ (drive
)( zookeeper
zoological ) ||2
| . v.
,
)( zoologist
(
zigzag 1. n.
zigzaggy
zoology
)( zwieback
)*(
370
][TSIEN
zinc
Zion
Yugoslavia
369
||
Yom Kippur 1. adj. [ 1
][YINKIPER
) || (formal
|| ) (
)(indefinite
|| y .
||
y. man
||
)(
very y.
||
) ( [BO-
)(pi.
) | | (formal
-/-
you
|| ) ' (
in one's y.
)(
2.
] , [ O ' M E N
5 ] y. [ G U F E
, youth
youthful
Yugoslav 1. adj.
)(
)(
man
||
day before y.
|| 5 , 6 ,
)(
Yugoslavia
)(
yesterday
)(
)yet (after all

)(still
|| not y. ) (
' , 8
yourselves
) . (reflexive * >
vt. (pro-
y.'s
Yiddish 1. adj.
||2
) (archaic -* ][LoshN
][GUFE
||
) ( ] [ Y E s h i v E
)(
||
yes
yeshivah
yours
y.
H ; - n .
of
*
)yourself (reflexive
)con.
(rev.
yes
)II (pi.
. . .
' ,
||
y.
)con.
) your (sg.: f a m i l i a r
_ | ; .*
|| ) ' (
||
yen
)(
6 |
)(
you y.
for
| | have a y. for*!
get
Yemen
][TEYMEN
)youngster (masc.
] ,KIIER *
(rev.
youngest
-\ y. son
)!(
tell
)(
yelp
young
||
yellowish
?from
] ;[BOKhER
)(
.|;
you
|'
y. daughter
yellow
)(polite; Jew.
y. people
)|| (pi.
' ) (
) H (at the top of one's voice|
2. n.
) (sg.: f a m i l i a r
|| where a r e y .
can't
v/imp
yolk
* )(
or || 2.
yell 1. n .
) ||2
||
to
||
y.
||
)|| (ground
| ,
][I'VKE
yield 1. n .
)duce
||
vi.
temptation
)(
|
yielding
yodel v.
yoghurt
)(
yoke
) (
yokel
X
also
-\ X . picture
)(
H 2. n. )(
(
3\-
xenophobia
|| x. copy 5
xerographic
| | ,|_|
5 ' ) (
)(
5
xylophone
|| X . c a m e r a . . .
xerography
X-ray 1. adj.
Y
|| last y.. ,-
this y.
5 H every y.
)(
yacht
H all one's y.s
) (
yam
|| all y.
||
)(
/ |
) y. of publication (of a p e r i o d i c a l
)(
|| - H this y.'s ) . . . (

|
,
| , | | | ,
yearn
- )(;
last y.'s
yearly
) || (farm )(
)(
|| )(
yard
yard
yarn
][MAYSEMAYSES
1. n.
yawn
'|
. 2.
) (
)(

) (36 i n .
) || (tale
)||2
.1. adj.
v/imp
yearning
, ; . ,
Yankee
)(court
)(
)(
yank
) H (depot )(
)(
|| ;
||
yeast
368
|| next y.
)yea (vote
)(
year
XYZ
367
wry
)( , )(
wow
'! '! !
wrinkle 1. n.
|| 2.v vt...n
) || ( m a t e r i a l | 2 || |
.(wrangle1.) n
|
|| w. watch
wow! int.
| , ' |
-\ vi.|
* w ,
) w ( ' )( wrist
wrangling
* )(
)(
writ
!* . ( )( ,
)( )
. 3
||
][KSAVKSOVIM
)letter
|| (a
)event
|| w. up (an|_|
)|(_|
1wrap
||,
write imp/pf
H / .| ,| ,|
|-||- ,|; ||; ||
also
5|
)|| w. around one's finger (fig.
!|
) (
writer
$ |
writhe
)( ] , [ K S A V KSOVIM
* -

|| ) ( , )(
,
^ )(
*
writing
)(incorrect, unexpected
)( [ M O L E -
acting
unway
w.
or
be w.
| | )>
_ ,

-\ be
) w. (err
],[TOES
||
\-
(mis-
)etc.
)(havoc
) (
) | ( | | - , | |- ,
wreath
wreathe
1
)(; ) (
( \-
wreck 1. .
][decline)shi'vRE-KEYLE
-
' | , | v .2.
[TOYE] H do w.
Hgo w. ' | ) (
,
(anger
||
)justly
||
wreak
answering
|* <>; -
||
||
) -\ (side of c l o t h
|| the
full of w. also
written
wrong 1. adj.
wrongly
wrath
]KIIE'YME
) -\ ( i n a p p r o p r i a t e ;
|| (person
|| w. paper )(
) ' ( $ , ][YIRGOZN
][BIKSA'V
)(
wrapping
-\ in w. )(
|| ; [ ] ...
wrapper
) (for m a i l i n g
) H ( i n s c r i p t i o n etc. )(
also
n.
][KhoREV
; *
5|
wreckage
)(
wren
) || (hum. 1 | ) c a r r y
||
.(wrench) ' ( )
) H stg. is w. ( w i t h
| ,|_|; |$*v.2.
? H what's w. )(
|_| wrest
n.
) H take w. - ( )(?
| ,_'|
| 2\-
] , [ A V L E
)(
| *
,
)(
)( ],[ROE
H 3. v. ) ( ; *
wrestler
wrestling
wretch
) || (scoundrel* ) (
|* ,|* ;
) - (Y [ 0 Y E M A K h - s h M
| , | -
]NIK
)(
wrongdoer
]BALE
[BAL
; )(wrongdoing ,
; ,'-
| , | 5 , |
iron
|| w.
,; ')(
wry
wriggle
, |
||) n e c k |
wrought
5
wretched
; ] ,[TSO'REDIK*
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*
wrestle
||,
out
H w.
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wring
||
| - -\ w.ing wet |
wound
366
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| worried |
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workbench
|| ( i n a ) (
| ,| ,|| Hw.|
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,^| ,
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|
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worse ) . . . - ( workhouse
|| n o w . than anyone else
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^ H w. w. for it | ^
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clothes also
worship ) workingman -
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( , ) (
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| ||
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, worm-eaten
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( .n 1.
|; |
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witticism
w. s.
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witticism
364
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wistful
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) (
)|
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at
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withhold
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||
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|| w. tooth
) || (remarks etc.
without prep.
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wholesome
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||
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|| at w.

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will-o'-the-wisp
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|| w. , ;
|,
,
|| w. out | |
|-
|
also
|| w. out |
win
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|| | $
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||
|| w. | , |
|| c i t y wide
||,
6'
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|| become
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windmill
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widowhood
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width
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widespread
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windbag
widen vt/vi
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...wide
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wind n.
| , | |
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wince
get w. of
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mark
wide
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wicket
|| w. awake
| , | $
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man
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wicked
also
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||
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aux.
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whore 1. n.
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v.
wholesome
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windpipe )
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) || (barbarized , wild
|| w. wiper )( windshield
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windy
^ w. with fright
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362
wholesaler
2
||
whenever
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; $
| | , $ |
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whirlwind
unknown
whisk away
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w.
are
|| ][BELAKhEsh
)(
)(when on the contrary
; )( -
|| w. to each| ,|
| | ] [ S O Y D E
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2. vt.
|| vi.
||
. . .
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|| w. bread
) || (with cream etc._|

imp/pf
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||; |
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)(whiten
, |
|| (rela- '|
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n.
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) || (with nouns || w. young
|| w. eating_
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|
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)( ,
( p i . ) also
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|
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,
whey
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, |
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,
|| w.
white-collar
adj.- )
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whim
)(
- ][SIIMA'D
whiz
'| | , | whimper v.
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whimsical
, |
, ,
||
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whether
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whiten
whet imp/pf
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white 1. adj.
worker
.
)(
wherever
|| w.... or
) H 2. v/imp (
8 ) (
whole
|
s
) || (knout ) (
v. (lash) imp/pf .2

) (
H 3. n.
wholesaler
)ciplinary
| -
)(
||; |* ) H w. up|(_|

wholeness
wholesale 1. adj.
whinny
( )n.(animals.1whip
wholeheartedly

. ||. . . 2
America
n.whine 1.
|; ' | , | . || 2.
whoever
1. adj.
, ,
_-
)||(
whoa
^ the w. of| , w )(
ad
)|(|,
||* ) (
|-_|
) -\ (instrument )(
|| 2
whereupon
whisper 1. n.
other
8 -
-j
)(prayers: Jew.
) || (piercingly_|
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]s[BEshA
whisky
| ,_|||- ,|
his
)whereas (considering that

|| in a w. )(
whereabouts:
)(
whiskers
; ,
where
)...( whisk broom

||
) || (whither
whirlpool
) (
|||-,|
|| from w.'
whenever
whipped cream
|| , [ M A L K E S ] -
)(hum.
|| |_| 8
whipping
give a w. to
_||
361
when
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; [ ] ...
wet 1. adj.
|| you are w.
|| 2. v/imp
H 2. n./_
|| pf.|
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wetnurse
||
^ )(
whack n.
* ] 3. v. , [ M E K A B L - P O ' N E M
whale
H 4. int.|
)(
whaling

)(
$,
|| w. for
] ,PO'NEM ][BORKJIABE
! [BOREK11-
];ABO
wharf
what 1. pron.
)|(|; ||
^ or w. not $ , ][LEMA'Y
H w. about ,
)(
|| and w. if ?
;
?him
-\ what's more
2\-
H w. c o a t t o wear
|,
)( a d m i r a t i o n , surprise
$ ,
/
what-d'ye-call-it
what(so)ever 1. pron.
H 2. _
| ... _
||
|| 2. .
wheat 1. adj.
whole w.
| | )( ,|
||,
|-|
wheedle
) H w. out_(
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|| cf. steering ) (
||,
w.
H 2. vt. |
)(
)(
^
wheel 1. n.
|| break on the w.
|
wheelbarrow
wheeled
^ )(
wheelwright
)( , )(
wheeze 1. n.
| ,_|
) ||2
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|| ) ( , ) ( well 1. n.
| ,|
(after
||
|| get w.
1. n.
well
)c r i t i c a l illness
H w. and good
|| turn
) || be w. off (ra;. cow.|

! || w. done
out w.
H as w. as_*
) ( ) ( ] 0 Y E K h [ ( Y A ) s h ( E R ) - K
) || ( a l l r i g h t
)(impatience
|| ; ] [ M E Y L E
|| 3. int.
) H (resignation
|| ( r e s u m p t i o n of?
)(hesitation
|| w.,
)discussion
)(surprise
!w.
) ( )(; '
; *
well-being
well-considered
well-known
)* || be w. (rev. con.
well-off
* 8
,
, [BAL-
well-read
well-rested
well-to-do
]EBATIsh
whelp
)when (interrogative
2. v.
1. adj.
|| 2. v.
)|(_|
) || (relative
H w. state
wheelchair
|| four-w.
) (support w -_
$?
int. |
?
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pro-adj.
H w. d e p a r t m e n t
I have
weld
)welfare (good
-\ w. m o n e y /
3
[BRUKhiM-HA-
] ;BO'IM !
)|| (well-being
||
welcome 1. adj.
H wringing w. j
|5 ,|; | , | |
,
; ] ;[A'DERABE )(
| ,||,
||
]" ,[MESIIU'NEDIK weird
westerly/western
|| get w. in the rain

west
weird
)( ,
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Weltanschauung
)(
) (
werewolf
360
weighty
weatherman
)( [NOVI
(
)||2
|*/$|
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weave 1. n.
) H (ceremonially)(; | $ |
)(
1
find one's w. to
$ | | ) H make w. (for
)|(|
1
waylay
weaver
weaving
'
) -\ w. out (exit | )(
) -\ (fig. )(
|| )(
8 ' 8 W.s and M e a n s Committee

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$||
* )(; ^ )(; web

)H (water birds
^ ) ( ,
waylay
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wayward
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^
web-footed
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^
[KhuPE] H w. gown
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||
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) || (yield |
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Wednesday
|| on W .
|| W.'s
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,

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|| w. man ,3
|| next w. )(
|| a w.
|| last w.'s
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|| during the w.

weekday
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weekend
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.
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weekly 1. adj.
||
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|
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|
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(weighing
||
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-\ carry great w.
|/||
H lose/gain w. $
$ | |
H lose w. also
H 2. vt.
weightless
, 5
$^
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) $ || (parts | $ |
)|| w. out (clothes
|| )|('|
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$||
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5^,
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)( , ) (
|| hot w. ,
||;
weasel
weather 1. n.
|| cold w.
H 2. vt. ,
.||
] ,[PONEM |
weighty
wear 1. n.
|| H w. off vi.!
weight
)(
weapon
H w. and tear ][HALBoshE
weigh vt. imp/pf

$
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weep
wealthy
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later
wealth
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)|(||- ,|
week
weakness
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( weed 1. n .
) ||2
weakling
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wedlock
also
[KhupE-vE-
)weaker
|
wedge 1. n.
.||
(become
||
weak
weaken vt.
wedding ring
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) ||2
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we
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weather bureau
weathering
359
way
watery
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|| ) ( ; ) (
)(hair
|,
||
H 2. vt.
6)(|
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||
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wasp
1. adj.
waste
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| , ]lay w. [MAKhREv
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)-\ (wasting
] [ ,
H w. on | |
H go to w. <-< ] [ A V E Y R E
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) (
|:
)|| (hesitate
] ,[LEIBED/KIIOSER|
wavelength
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waver
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. ||2
1. adj.
|| ) (
wax
wax
3.
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) ) -\ ( m a n n e r ( ] [ D E R E K h D R O K J H M
)(
)(
] ,[ O Y F N O Y F A N I M
)(
)-\ (distance
)[ M E H A L E K . 1 1 ] H W . S (habits
-\ w. of life
||
|| by w.
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) || ( t h r o u g h ] [ B E T O Y R E S
)(

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H in a W .
)(own
H in his ;
what
||
in
|| ) (
|| go out of
|| *! ) (
||
| ,
|,
||
||
|
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| |
the w.
w.
to
|| give w.
w.
| ;
|| have
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give
see
one's w. about
_ ; |
|
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carefully
H W . out
also
|| w. over ! !

television
-\ w.
H lose one's w.
)(
) w. (sb.'s a c t i o n s
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|| w. your step

|)(
)(
watchful
watchmaker
)(
watchman
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watchword
water 1. n.
. 1 ||2
pf.
||
imp.
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) -\ ( a n i m a l s
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|-|
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under w.
; [ P O Y E L ] -{know | | _ / . . . /
|
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|| under w. '
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n.
$|;
1.
; , a s | | , |
|,
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watch
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hold
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|| get
||
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[MATRIEKh . . . DAFKE] -\ this W .
||
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)(
wasteful
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|| go out of one's
w. of the
vt.out
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_*
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-\ in such a w.
|,
w.
|| any w. t h e y please
|| '
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H by the w.
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wastebasket
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I
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wavy
also
_|
| |
n.
$ )(
-\vi.
|| (be-
|| 2. n.
H a w. of , ] ; ! I B E D
5 || w.aside | , |
|
watt
wave 1. n.
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wasp
color
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) (
water
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watermark
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villain
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vicissitudes
) ( , * ) (
b e v||5 '
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vernacular n.
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, validity
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vandalism
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vacancy
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|; || || be v.
]VEDROYDFEDEF-KO
)(
351
350
uvular
urinal
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) [ N y |
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| , _
user
5
,
|| as u. also

usurer
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usurpation
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;
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|| , |
;
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|| in u
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utilize
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1utter
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6 || I u . t o sing

utmost
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||

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urinate
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not to
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upbringing
349
urgent
) upside down
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* upstairs 1. adj.
||2
; ; )(location
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)( *
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347
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346
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undoubtedly
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345
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u.populated
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estimate
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unceasing
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unanimity
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344
(detach
verbs:
with
typewriter
343
tyro
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|| t. 5 ; . . .
error
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typhus
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tyrannical
typical
tyrannize
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typify
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op ) (
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typewriter
typhoid fever
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tyrant
tyro
)(
exemplify
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) ( ,
cf.
typist
)|| (fern.
)(
342
typescript
-\ (for additional| )(
)drill
tutoring
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vt.
twang
|| speak with a t.

)( ,
|| 2. .
tweed
)(
twelfth
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twelve
1. adj.
twig
twin
||; ||
||
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twine 1. n.
. || 2.
twinge
|| ||,
-
|-|
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turnout
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turtledove
typefounder
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turnip
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twitch 1. n.
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)|,-
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||
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turn
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twiHght 1. adj.
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||
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| H ( r e s u l t ) -|||- ,-|-
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tweezers
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1. adj.
|| ||
|| cf. t. away || t. down| |*
|| with a t.
8|
| t. back vt. | )(
vi.
)(
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tut i n t .
tutor
341
turn
|| T . bath
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Turkish.||,
) (
|| * ,
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|)( )(over
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) ( , ) ( p l a c e i n o r d e r
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] , [ B E H O L E
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t.
tuck
|||| t. up

|,
turmoil
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)(person
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| ,|
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)( tulip
tulle 1. adj.
2
||
, e o t h e r h a n d ) ,h t n o ( || . n.
H at every t. [ K E S E Y -
tumble v/imp
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) | ,-| ,- | ( |
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|
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H take one's t. at | * ) ( 8
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| ] the century [ S O F
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| | || pf. , |
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|| , | , - | , | |
b .e vt. (
|| ( b e | ) ; a d d r e s sd e t |c d i r e
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| ) || ( b e c o m e | ) s e l f
| , | | || t. against vt.
|| | - ] H vi. [ S O Y N E
t. aside vt/vi
| | - , | ) (
) H t. around ( b a c k ) vt/vi _ (
| ) -\ ( s p i n | , - | | ) (
| H t. away vt/vi | ) (
-\ ( a p p l i c a n t | , | | )(
| || ( f e e l i n g s ) vt/vi | | ) e t c .
t.s
-\ take
)( , )(
give/get a t.
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tumor
tumult
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tuna fish
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-\ ( w i t h -
|l
)(
||
)(
tune 1. n.
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|-|
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tuning fork
tunnel 1. n.
)||2
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turbid
turbine
turbulence

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turbulent

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turf
Turk
)(
) ( -'
turkey
Turkey
Turkic
340
tubular
(financial
(stg.
|| )(
||2
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||
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)(
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trousers
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)(
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trusteeship
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)-(
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|| | ] [ M I S I I P E T
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)truckload (of
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truce
trudge
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tryout
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tuberculosis
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trumpet
trumpeter
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[KhAMisho'-
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tub
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n.
1.
trust
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trough
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triumphant
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trolley
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also
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trigonometry
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n. | -
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transition
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temperate
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326
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325
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||
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tantamount to
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||
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323
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syringe
symphonic
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sympathy
symphony 1. adj.
synthesize
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syntax
synthesis
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syntactic
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syncopate
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synchronize
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sweat
swimmer
|| make | *s. off en
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symbolic
swift
symbolize
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swig
| ,|
swill
symmetrical ) ||2
| . vt. -

sweeten
syllogism
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sword
sweetbread
| , | sweetheart 1. n .
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swollen
| | | - , | || s. over vt.
sweet 1. a d j .
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( swim 1. n .
| - \ v i .| /
321
swear
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suspicion
)-\ (apprehension
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surrounding
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surrounding
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surroundings
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|| ] D 1 M D 1 K [ K h s h o
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survive vt.
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suspenders
suspense
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survivor
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survival 1. adj.
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| , '.n . | ||2
|| ) ( , ) (
)(
] , [ K I E M
also
swamp
swampy
| ,
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surveyor
swagger
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surveying
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keep under s.
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sustenance
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|-
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s. person also
)(
)(
surveillance
suspension points
320
surround
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II 2. v.
surf rider
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surgeon
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surge 1. n.
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surprising
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suppurate
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surprise
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suppress
supra
supremacy
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|| surround
surf 1. n.
surface 1. n.
H (water) a l s o
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on the s.
|| ,||
319
supporter
||
)(belief
superstitious
-
||,
sunburn
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also

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supervise
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] , [HAzhGOKhE
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suntan lotion
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5'; 8

|| (jani- 5 )(
superficial
superfluous
superintendent
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| |5|;
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supply line
n.(physical.1
|| .|
sunstroke
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||
sunshine
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)(delivery
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sunny
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n.
, )(;
sunlit
^| ,| v.2.
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sunlight
sunset
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(stock.
sunlamp
sunrise
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supplementary
sunken
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sunflower
sunglasses
supplant
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sundial
] , M A z h c i K h i M )( [ M E M U -
supine
sunburn
|| 2
)tor
adj.1superior.
| ; )(
superiority
; ,
; '
) (
) . . . (
superlative
supermarket
supernatural
5.| 5 , |
supersede
,
* )( ,*>
supersonic
superstition
)(
318
sunbeam
)(highly
||
suitable
)(
|| )(

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also
suffer it.
H vi. )( , | ] [ )(
suitcase
| | , | , |,
)suite (retinue; musical
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)(
suffer
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||
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(previous deeds) also
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||
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)law
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suitor
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6
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sullen
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; '
sulk
] [ , ,
,
| ,_ ,
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sulky
|| vi. | ) (
also
|| be s. also
sultry
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||8
)(
[MATBE-
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) of money ( h u m .
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sugar cane
s.
H in
summarize
summary
[ K I T S E R K I T S U -
] , R I M ' )(
)( , -
...
|,-
||
summer
1. adj.
|| in the s. )(
-|
|| )( , )(
_ )(; )(
,
)(resemble
) H (put i n t o m i n d
summery
summit
|
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(per-
|| )(
)suicide (act
|| commit
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- )(
) -\ (law
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.( p l e a [ sK I Y|)||(
|* D - H A) e A
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) ( ; _* ) ( ];[NiKhE
not 2. v.
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('.H||)appearance)also
8
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)(
s.
)) n. (clothes. 1suit ( ,
2H
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| ,||
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sumptuous
;

sunbeam
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suggestive
summon
summons
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suggestion
. 2.
s. conference
| ,_||
)(diffidently
| , | *
|
suggest
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|| |
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)(
| | , | | , -
summation
)(
||
suffragette
sugar
)(
| ] [ , |
)(
suffrage
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|/|| ,
sum
suffocation
sugar beet
][KLAL
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suffocate vt/vi
jugar bowl
( ][sAKhAKL
|| 2
|,
1. n.
suffix
sulphur
)(
sufficient
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,
sultan
suffering
mental s. - )(
)(
Sukkoth 1. adj.
for
s.
| ) (
v.
)(
)(
|
s
)(hum.
][KhAZER
317
suede
$|,
)con.
_||
in
(rev.
||)(
)(venture
) (person-
) (

s.
| )H be s. (rev. con.
) -\ ( v e n t u r e
.|
| ,
]MUTsLoithiM
| - | *.-
succession
H in
- ] i n 8 . to
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], [YOYRESIIYORSIIIM )(
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succinct
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|
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|| as s.

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|
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II 2.
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s.
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| ; vt .3.
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|| all of
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H
sudden
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suede
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subtract
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subterranean
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suburbia
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substratum
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substitution
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suck
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,
|
adj.
such
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matter
s.
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substantiate
|
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succulent
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successively
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.. .successive. . .,
; ' - .
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| , | ,
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successful
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H (nourish- ][NishKo'shEDiK
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[MUTSLEKII
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be a s.
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; (
H in
|| ( ) ; ] K h E [ 0 M A Z L - B R
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subsistence
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HATsLOKhE[,success )]

(])
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BOW
|| s.
)(,
subsistence
subversive
subway
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) ( *>
|| (achieve sue
_ ], [MATsLiEKh
|,
)succeed (follow
|;
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_| , ) ( ] [ P O Y E L
stupefy
316
subsist
| v .3.
&|,
\)-( ][LIMEDLIMUDIM
)-\ (expose
| | ) (
subjective
! ] || s.! [KhoKhEM stupid
subject matter
, * ]stupidity [TipshEs
subjugate
stupor
5 ,
sturdy
|,
|,
|| ,|subjunctive
)(
)(
sublime
|,
) ( , ) ( submarine
|
vt/vi
||,
...
||
1submersible
^ )( ,
also
-\ s. person
adj.
)(
||,
|,
| , |
||
vt.
;
2 . n . .
v .3.
)v. (give s.
-\ live in great 8.
^,
|| s u b c o m -
adj.
|)(|,
|

)|| (soften
)(
,,
subscriber
subscription
)price
)to
||
) ( , ) (
| ,||
subsidy
subsist
)-(
<(
headaches
|| s. to w i t h d r a w a l
) -\ (not e x e m p t
)|| (exposed
)(
)(of a sovereign
) || ( g r a m m a t i c a l ) (

][NOYTE
) (possibly u n d e r g o i n g
][KIIAYEV
|1
subside
|
. . |
subsidize
also
)(noise
)subject 1. adj. (subjugated
][OLEL
][BEDIEVED
subdue
) H (light ' |
-\ ( i n c l i n e d
H s. to
subsequently
|| , | -
also
|| | |
, subsequent -
||,
'|
')(|
|,
)(|
subconscious 1. adj.
)subscribe (to
||,
|| s u b d i v i d e
-\ sublease v.
||2
. |
)(
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mittee
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||)(8-
sub...
H substructure | , |
| , | | )|| (views
|| (fee,
stylistic
,.. ;..
n.1subpoena.
|,
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\ - ) ( , ) (
n.
stylish
, ; - suave [ B E N E I
|| 8
1subordinate
)|| (title
submit
style
. 2\-
|
|| vi. s. to
|'|,
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1. n.
) -\ ( a p p l i c a t i o n |
| ,||6
sty
H in s. ) ( , ) (
)](NiKhNEN1KhN01
)'(pigs
sty
][NUSEKJINUSKhoES
submissive
)( o n eye
)(
)-\ (fashion
^ ' 5 ^ , submission -
stutterer
)( ][KJIA'ZER
| ) ( |
;
,
stutter
)( ,
submerged: be s. i n also
.2.n
)(
sturgeon
)(
submerge
||)
|
stupendous
][PE'LEDIK
stupefy
)|| (topic
) -\ (of i n s t r u c t i o n
stroll
315
stunt
student
) ( [ T A L M E D T A L M I -
, D I M ] H (college o r u n i * ) ()versity
) || ( r a b b i n i c a l )(
H cf. scholar ) (
student body
5 )( ] [;
) ( ;
)(
) (
) ( ,

)|| (theatrical
) H (pen etc.
) H ( a t t a c k of illness ) (
) Hat the s. of ten ( ;

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|
||
H s. of genius
H 2. v.
H s. person
) (
][HASMODE
!*! ,*< ;
stroll 1.
H pf.
|3-
'|
|,
) || (sharp , 5
also
) ( ][GVAR
studiously
- ) ( , )(
strongbox
study 1. n.
) ( ,
stronghold
) ) H (less f o r m a l ( ,
|| )(
)(investigate
)H (room
vt.
|)(
2.
)(
)(
) ( ,
||
cf.
studies
|| vi.
stuff 1. .
v. i m p / p f
H 2.
pf. also
||
)|| (food
(person,
) (
H 2. v.**
against
) ( ,
|| be s.
H s.
pf.
||
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H )(
|- ) (
) ( ,
stubbly
||
)( ,
(remove
|| ( c a m p a i g n ) -
||
)s.s
H cf. puzzle ' |

|,
|' ,|
,
'|
. v.
)||2
stun
stunning
stunt 1. n.
)(
* , *.
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] [,
]NESD1K,sho
_ | | ], [AKSITN
) (
stubborn
be (come)8.
H s. person _ | |
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|,
stucco
stuck: get s.
H cf. bog 1 |
stump 1. n.
stub
stubble
)(
] G E F [ E V N - N E ) (
][MIKhshL MIKhshOYLIM
strum
stumbling block
) H 2. vt. ( ,
) ( , ) ( ,
)speech
v/imp
1 W
stuffy
stumble
)(
|,
| ; |
|,
)(furniture
stuffing
strudel
) ( ,* ) ( struggle 1. n. ,
stuffed
)(person
) H (edifice ) ( , ' ) (
]NIM
) || ( t a x i d e r m y
||
)(make-up
structure
) H (learn | , |
) || (cloth )(
||
also
)(
strongly: very s.
' ) ( , ) ( [ B I N Y E N B I N Y O -
)|(|
|-
also *n
strong
|| s. man
)[LIMED] H (piece of research
||
| , | |
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also
| _ ][NY
; studious ,
] [
)(
H s. of luck
' | /
studies
] . ([LY
' )( )
)v/imp ( . ,
studio

also
) H ( s w i m m i n g ) ( ; ) (
)(
][GA'YVEDIK
stuck-up
) ( || s. person
)(horses
stud
)1. n. (post
stud
) (
) || (nail ) (
|| ) (
) H (collar ) (
|| cf. star
2. v.
314
stroke
|/
) H (instrument |
H (hero-
][KOYEKhKOYKhES
H pf.|
|| on the s. of
)ic
| /
|| (a||
|-
)) -\ (the hour/(
-\ with all one's s. ][sMAKh
)blow
) H (a pose_|
* ][KhiEs
|| (an enter-||
) || (discover_|
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|,
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||,
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|-.|
) (go o n strike - /
|| _|
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H vital s. ,
) || (a m a t c h
strengthen
) -\ (be o n strike_|
strengthen
'|
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||
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strenuous
1. n.
|| s. and )(
stress
(accent) also
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/
| /
||2
| . v.
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H
)(clock
|
|| s. back
,|_) ,
|
H
s.
the
eye
|
!
H
s.
down
||
||
) || (distance ) ( stretch 1. n.
strain
) (annul
.
. ou | ||vt/vi 8
) H (depart_|
|| ||
5
)2\-
) s. up (friendship, c o n v e r s a t i o n
| - ) H s. oneself(; ||
) -\ (music|
H s. one's imagination|
) || (song||
||
striker
) ( , - )(
H s. a point| , |
also
-\ s. out vt/vi| ][pshETL
, ,_
|
* ) ( ,
) || (musical
)(hum.
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)(| ,| ,-|| ,||
striking
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|| be s. also
string 1. n.
)H (cord
)(
-\ pull all the s.s )(
(sub-
|| pf.
| )(
)ment
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| ) ( ,
string bean
)(
_
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||
| s. ) (
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)(
0 ] [ T A R U M E S
|| ^ ) ( , )(
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strictures
stride 1. n.
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stripteaser
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; in one's s.
| ,_|
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striptease
person
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|| ( i n \2)( , ;
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|| ,| ' H 2. v._ )(
|| (undress) vt/vi
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| |- ,| ; |
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stand
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stabilize
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spring
splendor
306
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(
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splinter
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sprawl 1. n.: urban s.
| ; |
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| , | |
spout
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spokesman
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|| s. the mindsluggard | | v i .
of
) (
sleepwalker
)(
sleepless
297
skinny
)slanted (slanting
,
, ;
) ( | (distorted ' | , |
)
||2
slap | || s. rope
( 1. n .
| | H s. on | ,
| ) ( , skirmish n .
slapstick
)(
slash | ( ) ( , skirt 1. n .
) ( | . ) 8
slate
|| ( b ) ( s t o n e
)/, (border H cf. lap 11 2. )(
) H ( l i s t ) ( ) ( | , | ) - ! ( p a s s around | |
)(
) ( skit
) ( , ) ( slattern
slaughter ) . . . ( skittish: s. person
) || ( k o s h e r _ 1. n .
) ( skull
^ ( m u r d e r ) a l s o ][shKhiTE
) skullcap ( J e w .
) (
_ | . ^ 2. ) ( ] [ H A R I G E
) ( skunk
)(kosher
|| ( m u r | , |
) ( m a s s - _ | || out of a clear s. ) ( sky
| | also ,
;
)(
||
) || (kosher ) ( slaughterer
) ( ][shoYKhETshoKhTiM
) ( skylight
) ( , slaughterhouse
) ( ]skyline [NY
) . . . - ( ) ( skyscraper
slab
Slav ) ( , ) ( ;
) (
|| ) ( , )( slave i . n .
)(
slack 1. a d j .
2. . n . ||2
| , ' | , | v.
s
l
a
' _ ) ( ve driver
) ( ,
slavery
_ ,
slacken v t / v i
' | ) (
)(moral
] a l s o [ A V D E S
* slacks
Slavic

|| s. per ] slain [ D E R H A R G E Tslay
[
H
A
R
| ) , ( | ]GE
) ( son a l s o [ H O Y R E G
sled
1.
n
.
(
) ||2
]HARUGIM
| ) ) || (thirst | ( | )slake (lime
!
slam 1. n.
|| ^ ) ( ; ) (
sledgehammer
1 ) ( ,
) ( ) || (door / | ) ( 2. v t / v i
| ) ( also
; sleek
| || put to s. sleep 1. n . ] , [ R E K I I I L E S slander 1. n .
' | -\ ( m a k e sleepy) , ) ( ] ) ' [MALshiNEs ( B A L P E
H talk in one's s. _ | ' ) ( | | , _ * || 2. v.
][ , *
)(
| H get enough s. - |
]MRAS]1E[MOYTSE
) || (cont. | . H 2. |
|
) ( slanderer [ M A L S I I N M A L -
) ( sleeping: s. car
] ,shmiM ) ( ] [
) ( s. pill
slang
) || is s. ( r e v . c o n .
sleepless , ; ) ( slant 1. n .

) H becomes s. ( r e v . c o n . 8 | || v i . | | , | || 2. vt.

,*
skinny
skip t m p / p f
skin
296
sinner
sizzle |
) ( | , |
) skate 1. n. ( i c e
) (
]AVE'YRES
( ) ( r o l l e r
sinuous
| ; |
skateboard ] , [ K I I O L E L sinus
) (
) ( skater
)(
) ( ; || | _ '
( sip 1. n .
skating ) ||2
rink
. v.
) ( skein
| )(loudly
^ ) ( ; ? skeleton
; * ; * sir
skeleton ) ( ) sire 1. n. ( p r o g e n i t o r
) ( , || key
)(
2. int. ( t o a k i n g ) [ A D O Y N I
skeptic
MEYLEKII] - 3
. v.
) ( | , _
skeptical

, skepticism
) ( siren
( sketch 1. n.
) ||2
^ ) ( sirloin
* | 5 | ) ( ; * ) ( sissy
, , sketchy
][Ny
, * , skew
)( sister
^ ) ' ( ) ( skewer
) ( sister-in-law
) ||2
ski , | ( || s. down - | sit
1. |
) ( . n
) -\ ( e a c h i n h i s o w n p l a c e |
) | ( | skid
| | ) H ( f o r a m o m e n t | |
)
H ( h a v e a s e a t ) also
skier||8
. ( in |
* || skiing | | ) ( , - | _ ) _ ( ) ( o n
5; * ] , [ B E K I E S || ( s t a y a w a k e ) skill | 5 | 8. up
) H (iro. ) (
[TOY-
_|
] RE ) . . . ( , site
) (
|| ( w o r k e r ) - ]skilled [BOKE
)(
) ( 6 H s. person '
) ( sit-in
][BEKIIM
5 | , | situated: be s.
skillful
] ,[BERYESII ; -
) ( , ) ( , situation
) ( H s. person
) ( ) 5 H ( j o b ][MATSEV
[
B
E
R
Y
E
]
] Sivan ( m o n t h ) [ S I V N
) skim vt. ( m i l k
|| ( b | |
six
|| s. off | H vi. |
sixteen
||
sixteenth
sixth 1. adj.
skimmed ||2
milk . n.
' | *
5 ) ( ) || ( h i d e ) ( skin 1. n.
) ( ) ) H ( m u s i c (
sixtieth
|| ( c o n t a i n e r ) ( ) || ( f r u i t
sixty
( || ( t h r e e s c o r e ) also
H by the s. of one's teeth )
)(-
6 H get under the s. of
sizable
| , . | |
) || ( c l o t h e s , s h o e s ) ( size
H 2. v. imp/pf
)|(|>> ,|-
6 ' ) ( ) H ( o f a b o o k ) (
|
< ,
)3(
sinner
YREBALE-[BAL-AVE
295
sink
-\ 2. v/imp
'|
][KhETKhAToiM
|
'| ,
. .( || 2
signify
|| (full of ,
|| pf.
since 1. prep.
' )|| (cause
p5
,. ,
)(
) (hum.
adv.
)(time
conj.
-\ 3.
sincere
|| s. yours
_|,
)(hum.
||
][BEEMES
, -
_|,
|| be s.
|,
)(
)(
sinful
|| s.
Jew
)(
' ) ||2
|-|
)|(|,
)[Jew.
also
|| ^
s. bird

] [ K O L
)(unmarried
],[KHA'SENE
v.
)...(
-;
H 2.
' single-handed
^ -||2
1. n.
'
singly
)(
)(
||
)(kitchen
(
into thought
1. n.
vi/imp
-\ s.
| ,
silverware
)forks
silvery
^ Simhath Torah [ S I M K H E S -
]TO'YRE
|| s. to also
similar
)(
) ( ,
similarity
)(
) (
also
vi.
||
simile
simmer vt/vi
| )(
||
|| s.
)(modest
][poshET
) ( [PAshTNpAsh-
simple
person
]TONIM
simple-minded
) ( ][TAM
simpleton
][PAshTEs
simplicity
)( ] [
|
simplification
][FARPO'SIIETER
|
_,
"-
simplify
simulate
simultaneous
simultaneously also
||*
silo
silver-plated
|| ( k n i v e s a n d
sink
)(bathroom
|
|,
sinister
silly
silver 1. adj.
H 2. n. ]NED1K[MEshu
) ||2
also
)singular 1. adj. (strange
)(
) sill ( w i n d o w
singsong
) ( , ][YOKhED
.|
silk 1. adj.
single-breasted
pf.
n.
silhouette
. - ||2
)(ship
][BISHTIKE
I I
||
silently also
single 1. adj.
][NEGINE
H s. voice
) || ( o c c u r r i n g once
silent
^ )(
singer
singing
singe imp/pf
) (
)-{ (hum.
sing 1. n.
)|(|
out
.[ p o ||2
n.
* oR s iY-s h E
]'ELposhE
)(.
fall s. also
||
sine
sinew
silence 1. n.
2. v.
_||
signify
sincerity
(
s.
sincerely also
_ *
;
| ,|
! || s. ,
_/_...
]YNBEKhE[BANShER
) || ( i m p o r t
)meaning
)(Jew.
|| ) (
)( '] ,[AVEYRE
sin 1. n.
)(
294
significant
shy
... _ ) ( || s. person
-\ i t w a s a ) ( ;
] ,[BAYSIINBAYSIIONIM
|| b e a u t i f u l s .
NEM[BOYSllES-PO
) ( ]NEMERPE
|| ( s t g . w o r t h ] ( s e n s e ) [ R I E
) ( m n Siberia
) r || (pi. ) ( ) l o o k i n g a t
Siberian

) || ( r a n g e o f v i e w also
sick
) ( ) -\ ( v i e w e r || ) || ( s l i g h t l y
<w \\ in t || take || amazing s. | be ( c o n t i n u a l l y ) s.
|| be s. of ( b o rs.e of | s.
) || (with d
|| get _ )w i t h : rev. con.
; _
) || come int | ( | || be in s. also )s. of (bored w i t h : rev. con.
H be s. in the stomach I
|| out of s. ' | s.
; ] [ M I K I I U ' T S -\ s. man |
) H dan ( ] [ K h o Y L E K h E L o i M ) | ( | be out of s. also
; ; | gerously s. man [ M E -
] , S U K N ][shKhi'vMERA
| | | || t r a n s l a t e a t s .
catch || ) || ( d i s g u s t | sicken 1 /
s. |
| , ' | * of
| | | - | stand the s. of
-\ cf. bore
s. of
|| 2
) ( sickle
) H(descry|
|
sick leave
sickly
| ) ( sight-see
) ( sickness
; . . . sight-seeing 1. adj. -
^ ) ( sickroom
|| H s . t o u r . . .
side 1. adj.
. n . 2. _ ||2
) ( || _ . ) n (
)( )(dispute, descent, etc.
) ( sight-seer
sign s. by s. ,[ T S A D T S D O D I M ] -
) ( 1. n . [ S I M E N S I M O -
) , N I M ] -j ( s i g n b o a r d ) ( -\ be on the s. of _ _ _ ) (
| also
^ s. language ) (
) ( sideboard
| _ | , | [LoshN] H 2. v.
sideburns
) H s. one ( ][KhASME
) ( ] side curl [ P E Y E
_ | , | name
s. up ( a s ) vt/vi | | / _ sidetrack v. ,
5_| ) ( <5<
||
( signal 1. n .
||2
) ( , ) ( sidewalk
) ( | ; _ / 5
; _ ; sideways
][SIMEN
_
, signatory
or _ ' ^ ) ( siding
) ( ][KhosEMKhsuMiM
siege
|| lay s. signature ) (
to
) ( ] , [ K I I S I M E
'|
) H(printing )(
-
) ( ; ) ( sieve
) H(music )(
) (
_ signboard | | - , | | - , _ | sift i m p / p f
) ( ) | (
) ( sifter
) ( signet
( sigh 1. n .
significance ) ||2
- ) ( , fp )/ p . v. ; i(m
)|(|
; ;
significant ) ( ; ) sight 1. n . ( s p e c t a c l e

; ) ( m e a n i n g
shy
293
shuttle
show business
, _ , || ( T V p r o - shrill ) ( ) t i o n
|| ( o s t e n t a t i o shrimp ) ( ) g r a m
)n
|| * ) ( , ) (
|| ( p r o v e ) - | H 2. vt.
)(fig.
) (
* ) ( ] , [ H E ' Y K I I E L E || shrine _ | ) , | ( | H v i . . |
|| ) ( ] ;[MishKN ) _( | || s. in - | | s. around
) ( d s i d e ) a l s o a o( r | _ | *// -\ s. off | 5 | - , |
| )(
H (distaste )(,_ | \\ v i . _ | | | - , | shrink v t .
|| s. out vt. | ) ( ) f u l l y
| . | ,|6| ,
H s. through v i . | | , I I
|
| , || shrivel v i . - | H s. up vt. | | * | | ) ) || ( t > 0 . ( _ | v i .
show business
* .
] shrouds ( J e w . ) [ T A K h R i K h i M
shrub ) ( ,* showcase
) (
*> shrubbery
)(
| shrug v.: s. one's shoulders
5 show-cause order
H s. | , |
)(
off
|| ,|
) || ( b a t h ) ( ) shower ( r a i n
|| * ) H ( p a r t y ) (
shrunken
-
| take a s.
shudder
1.
) ( , ) ( n . ,
) ( , ) ( showing
(
H 2. v. ,
) ( showman
'
|
|| | * )-\ (rev. con.
- ) ( show-off
I
s
.
;
) ( , - showroom
)(
show window
|| ( c a r d s ) i m | , | shuffle ) ( , _ ' -
) | ( | pf.
)(
shun
_ | , | |
shrapnel
shunt!/.
| | | - , |
> )( ,*> ) ( shred 1. n . ,
shut
1.
adj.
|| keep one's ;
) {(fig. * ) ( , * )(
mouth
s.
||2
]a l s o [shEMETs
) ( . v. - ||2
^ s. one's eyes | , | | ) (
|; | ,|
|| s. do | to ) ( ] , [ K L I P E shrew
) || ( s t o p | ) ( ) v t / v i ( c l o s e
) ( ][ARURE
shrewd
_ | | H s. in , | | ) (_ ' , ,
|| : | | | - H s. out | )(
, [ ] H s. man , 6 ,
| || s. up ! ] s. tight
) ( ] , [ K h A R E F KhARiFiM
_ | , | ) || ( b e s t i l l
) ( ][ P I K E Y E K . 1 1 piKKhiM
) || ( v u l g a r _ ) ( ) ( ! !s. up
shrewdness
] , [ P I K K I I E S
!
][KIIARIFES
|| ( c a m e r ) ( ) ( w i n d o w
shutter ) ( , ) ( ' ) ( shriek 1. n .

| , ) ( ' | |j 2. v.
)(
*
) shrieking ( y e l l
( shuttle i . n .
||8
shrift: make short s. of
H 2. v. ) ( | |
][PATER
|
1 ,
292
show
shortage
)( ,
][DOYKIIEK.
shoehorn
)|| (a horse
|-
2. v.
) ( ) ( ; ) ( K[MEKhA
]MEKhAKIM
( short circuit 1. n .
||2
)(
shoehorn
* ) (
shoelace
|
) (
shortcoming
[ K I I I S O R N
] , K I I E S R O Y N I M
)(
] [ P G I M E
) ( , ) ( ;
5
shortcut
shortening
* ) ( ,
5 , shorthand n .
H s. budget | ]1E[sh1E-p
] [
|| take down in s.
||
||
)(
!|| s.
)short-handed: be s. (rev. con.
1. n.
)(sprout
|| s. up
^_'!
) (go a h e a d
- [ K I T S E R - Y O
H s. star ) (
,
|
short-lived
|| ) ( , ) (
) ( ,
shortly
] [ B E K O R E V
, -
shorts
| ,
)(for
s.
) (
[ME'SIIER!!-
short-term
) (
) || ( m a r k s m a n ) (
'
||
) || (would * B
shot
s.
)(
shoulder
| | give the cold s. to
|| *
][MARA'sh
) ( , ) (
2. v.
) ( , ) ( ,
|,
H (exhibi-
?about
1. n.
shove
2. v/imp
| , |
shovel 1. n.
H 2. v. ) (
) ( ,
, -
|| be s. of
1. n.
n.
1.
) ( ,
show
)(
-\ go s.
shopworn
articles
][SKIIOYRE
) || (land ) ( , ) (
shoulder blade
|| what is there to s. _ |
||
shopper
shore
][YABoshE
||
' ) ( , _
||
shout
shopkeeper
shopping 1. adj.
)should (ought
) ( , ) (
) (
. || 2.
_...
long s.
shophar
- ) (
shorty
)^ (pellets
] [ E Y S E K
] R E S
short-wave
) (
-\ not by a 8
2.
'|
) ( *
) ( [shoYFERshoYF-
] , D I K
short-winded
)(workshop
- | talk s.
|-
shop 1. n.
| - ,_||)(8-
shortsighted
short story
shooting
)(
] , M I M D I K
)(film
) || (execution* - ' ) (
' |
shoot
2. v.
) || (to d e a t h I
|| in s.
)(|
shoeshine boy
shoestring s e e shoelace || live on a s.
] [ K F I T S E S - H A D E ' R E K I I
shorten i m p / p f
)6(|
) (
) (
shoemaker
)H (rev. con.
| * 8
] , [ B E K I T S E R ;
] ,[KITSER
|,
s.
-\ cut s.
][KLAL
H nothing s. of
| fall
|_|
in s.
H everything s. of
|| to
) || (stature
)-\ (scant
short
] [ D A F K E
make a long story s.
] ; [ M A Y S E /_
Hcall (sb.) for s. ?
'
II in s. order
291
shoe
shepherdess
)( ,
)(
*
)(
shield 1. n.
shawl
)(;
2. v.
shift 1. n.
) || she- ( w i t h n a m e s of a n i m a l s
)(
)| (|
|
][GANEvvish
shilly-shally
||15
)( 3
t h
shinbone
||
vi.
shine 1. n.
||
||
)( ,
)(
|,
. v.
)||2
shiny
ship 1. n.
()5( of S. [ K h A M i s h o ' -
])TSER(-BIshvA
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)...(
)( , )( ,
(r || (send- 6_'
||
||
||8
circles
H 8.
5_.
5
|
|| be s.'6
shipwreck
6
)(
. )||. 2v.
)(
)( H s. troops'5)(
)( H 8. worked
|| 2. v.
|
)(
)(hair
|| be s. ,'6
shock
shocked
|6'|
|| || cf. horseshoe )(
sheepskin coat
|| s. good- , , -
also
shoe 1. n.
sheer
'
ness
|| )( , )(
) || (bedsheet )(
||
sheet
)(raglike
H s. metal - )(
s. music
)( , 5 )(
)( , )(
shelf
)shell 1. . (skin
)|| (explosive
| ,|
1. n.
shoal
) ( , )(; shock 1. n.
|; |5|; | -
s. tears also
sheep
)sheepish (expression
1. n.
)shiver||2
)...(
)|| (discard
shirk
|| 5
)||2
. v.
* )( shirt
shipwrecked
shipyard
)shed v. (tears
)( , )(
)ing out
)...(
|8 )6 || (light|
shipper
)shipping ( b y ships
shed n.
)( ,* )(
|; |
shipment
)(
sheath
][shvAT
)shingle (roof
)) H (sign(
)(
shears
) Shebat ( m o n t h
imp/pf
_| ,| ,| ,|
sheaf
shear imp/pf
shifty
she
... H she-bear
)( , )(
H s. for oneself |
)(|8|
)( ,
5 )(
( )(factory
s. cream
sheriff
|| )( , )(
| 5 ,
)(;
Shavuoth see Shabuoth
'|5 ,|
. vt/vi )||2
)shaving (slice
) ( H s. brush )(
sherbet
)( *>
|| )( , )(
shaving
shellac
|
)(
shellfish
][BRIE
)( ,
shelter 1. n.
)) H (raid(;
-
) -\ (institution )(
| , | H 2. v. )(

|| ,||
shelve

)(
shepherd
shaver
290
Shabuoth
|
||2
1. adj.
H .it's
|| ) ( n. a s.
) ( || s. on you ! ! for s.l
!
( shackle 1. n.
) ( | v. . ! ' ! ) ||2
6 | , || 2. v. [ M E V A -
|; | ,|/| ) (
] ,YEsh | , | ) || ( c o l o r ) ( shade 1. n.
, ] [ shameful
) H ( b l i n d ) ( , ) (
|| s. p ' '
shameless ) ( -\ lamp s. ) (
) ( ][BEZBushNiK

|| 2.v.
5|
' ) ( , ) ( 1. n. ,
shampoo | . - || 2. ) ( shadow 1. n.
| ) , | ( H 2. v. ^
|
shady
| || ( s i n i s t e r ) ,
)5( , ^ shape 1. n.
H take ) ( , ) ( ) ( , ) ( , shaft
|| ) ( ) ) H ( o f a c a r t (
| ( ' | ) , | ( |
) ( ) ( e l e v a t o r , m i n e
2. v. imp/pf
)|('| | - ,
) ( , ) ( shag
||- ,|
shapeless , , shaggy

shake 1. n.
(
)shapely ||2
vt/vi .
, /
| < ,(/|,
|,
shaping
H {rev. $ | , | | ) - (
) ( share 1. n. [ K I I E Y L E K K h A -
)con.
|| h e i s s h a k i n g |
) , L O K I M ] ^ ( s t o c k _ ) (
H) | ( | -\ s. off ,
|| | < . . . < 2. v.
-\ s. one's | |
I w ihead
l l s. the b r e a d w i t h h i m
H s. up | ) (

|
||,
)H (liquid
) ( * sharecropper
| shareholder H s. hands ( w i t h ) / |
) (
) ( shark | -\a. the world | ) (
sharp | , _ [MAREsh-
|| (cunn , - 1. adj.
]O'YLEM
H (taste) , ,
H (raised n , , , ; shaky
] [DY | H be s. also
. adv. 2\-
|5
][MIshKOYLES
) . (knife, sword ^ 3. 5
)shall (future
) || (obligation *
) ( ] ^ (music) [DY ) (
sharpen H t h o u shalt n o t *

, _ | ( k n i f e etc.) imp.
||
pf.
|| ( p e | | , | _ |
, shallow
||,
sham 1. adj.
, [KLO'Y-
shatter
' | , | ,
] , M E R s h T i K , [GE-
]MLOKhET
2
) ( . n.
shambles
| || get a s. ) ( shave i.n. ] ; [ T E L
][shl'vRE-KEYLE
H have a close s.
) -\ (Jew. | | ] , [ K I I A R P E shame 1. n.
|
] , [ B U S I I E , ] , [BIZOYEN
[ G O Y M L ] H 2. vt/vi
imp/pf
)|(|,
| | ) ( H put to s. ] ;[BiEsh -\ be put | ; |
) ( to s.
shaver
][
Shabuoth
][shyuEs
289
shabby
servility
] ,[MAYOFES | ] [ K O D E s h
' | ) || s. accounts ( w i t h
- ; | ) H 8. down ( ) ( ) H s. person (
] servility [ H A K H N O E
H s. for
| || 8
servitude
) H(price, etc.|
) ( , ) ( ; session
. wit | 8 \-
)(
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|| s. person sedentary
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search
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| ,
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)[ M A T S L ] H (redeem
|| (sal | ) | ( ' | satiate i m p / p f
|| | , | | ) v a g e
; satiation
)m i z e on
| ) , ( | ,
, satiety
|| adj. 1satin .
| | ) -\ ( p u t a w a y _ | | ..2
| || (preserve) - ' | )(spare
) ( satire
|
satirical
saved: be s. (rescued) also
|
) ( satirist
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|| ] |S , [ N A K I I E ) / (
; - ) saving (economizing * , ) ( r e p a r a t i o n
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|| s.s bank ) (
| | ) ( e n v i r o n m e n t ) also
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|| savior ) satisfied ( c o n t e n t
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| savor , | | ; satisfy -
|
1. n.
(
) ||2
. v
saw | ( -\ ( s a t i a t e ) i m p / p f - |
)
| | ) -\ s. in two also ( |
|| ' | ) H ( c o n d i t i o n ' |
) (
sawbuck ' | ) ( d o u b t , r e q u i r e m e n t
||
,
s. ( s b . ) with also
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)(
saturation
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| ) say 1. . : have a s. (in ) ( Saturday [ S I I A B E S S I I A B O -
, [ D E Y E ] H I have | ) ( ) || S.'s ( S I M ] -\ on S.
* H S. evening
had my s.
|| 2
) ( Saturn
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|| s a y s he |
| ' | -\ s. too much || brown s. ) ( sauce
) ( saucepan
! || you don't s. that is to s.
|| ! ! ' ? ) ( , ) ( saucer
][SOTN
Satan
satchel
sanity
280
saintly
,
-\ all the s. ) (
! ] s. to you! [ G A M A T E M , ] sake: for the s. of [ L E S I I E ' M
|| for ...'s s. also
samovar ) (
) (
[ T O Y V E ] ^ for m o t h e r ' s s.

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( ][DUGME
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|,
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, sanctimonious
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( 1. 71.
||2
)|| (pi.
|
) || (Jew. || travelingsanctity ) ( salesman
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; sallow
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|| ) ( )sandbox (blotting
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salty
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sandwich ) ( , ) ( salute 1. 71.

) ( | ) || ( h a i l | || 2. v.
salvage 1.
2
||
sandy .
| , . v.
; , sane [ M E Y U -
|'|
] , s h E v _ ] ; [ G E U L E ; salvation
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|| _ < ( ) , ( . . . _
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)|| s. man (Jew.
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) || ( u n h a r m e d
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safe
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|| he is s. t o be rich
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saccharine 1. adj.
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sage
sabotage
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71.2
||
. )
safety
( , pin
|| s. house |
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saber
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) (
sabbatical adj.
)(
safeguard 1.71.
|| s. belt...
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martyr ) ||2
. v.
sadden
saddle 1. 71.
) Saint ( p r e f i x
saintliness
)(
] , [ T S I T K E S ][KDushE
][TSIDUKI
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279
][ATSVES
Sadducee
sadness
278
rye
runaround
| ) H (hum. | , | |
| ) ( , | ) (
, | [PLEY-
||
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|j r. foul of -rush | ) || ( t r a c k
,* _ ' ; *! n . - _ 1. |
H ( b u s y , 08 ; ^ | | -\ r. into _ |
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|| | | ) H r. out ( t r i c k l e |
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|| | | ) H r. up ( c l o s e | |
|| don't | ) ( m a k e a r . i n g s o u n d
)(accumulate
|_|
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][SU'KE
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)(
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|| 1. n .
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) || ( r u g ) ( ) ( s l e i g h
| || pf.
)(
rustic 1. a d j .
||2
) running l . a d j . ( w a t e r
) (||
2. n.
11
rustle
be ( . n 1.,
in
||2
)
|| out of the r. _ the r.
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ruthless
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|| ) ( , ) ( rupture 1. n .
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2||.rye
adj.1.
|| 2
. n . . vt/vi
1
277
run
[BE-
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||
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|
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|| 2. .
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||
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) ( ,
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|,
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)|| (fig.
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|,
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ruby
rudder
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ruble
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)|| (draw lines

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|| make it a r. that ) (
)(
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276
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rotate v t / v i
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rotation
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; )...(
) || (miserable ,
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rotten
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. ||2
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there is the r.
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rowboat
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roost
row
row v i .
roomy
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H r. up | ' |
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rook see castle
round 1. adj.
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) (
romanticist
)(
roughly
)(
romantic
romanticism
) ( ,
, ,,
rouge
)rough (to touch
275
Romance
_|| . vt. vt., ((2\-

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|| be r.ed by
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risky
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rocketry
rocking chair
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rocky
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2
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||,
) H (eyes |
roll-call
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)( , ) ( , ^
) (
)(
roller
2. v.
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rolling-mill
)...(
rolling pin
roly-poly: r. person
|| R. Catholic
1. adj.
R. Catholic
)(; ) ( ,
)(
2
|
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robot
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,
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robust
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||
2. v.
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roar 1. n .
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| ,| ,| ,|
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roadblock
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vi.
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rock
r. candy
2
rock vt/vi
274
risk
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|| ( o n a ) ( ( c i r c l e ) 1. n .
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rinse
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ridiculous
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|| ( f a c t u a l l y
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rift
right 1. adj. ( n o t
( _ | . i m p / p f H 2. ) ( ) ( j u s t i f i e d
|| ) || ( a n g l e ) || ( a p p r o p r i a t e
|| ) | ( | ) || ( u n s e w
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K h i E s ] ^ the ( p o l i t i c a l ) R .

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|| ) H ( i n c r e m e n t ) (
righteous
| ; _ give r. to [ G O Y -
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| . || 2. rightist 1. adj.
|| ( s t a n d u p ) also | | ) r e v o l t
| | | - , | ) -\ ( s u n |
right-minded
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[ S A K O N E ] H at the r. of
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273
revolutionary
^ .d j a 1. ,
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revolutionize
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( | | | - , | ) ( ) revert ( t o
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.
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) -\ ( p a r a d e ) ( [ J
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| ; K I I A Y E - M E ' Y S I M ]|| become r. also [ N I S - | , - | ' | ,
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| | ; | | * || v i . ' | r.
][TKhiEs
) riches ( c o l l .
][AshiREs
|| get 8 )( ] rid 1. a d j . [ P O T E R | | , | ] revoke [ B O T L
n. 1revolt .
of r. )5(,
| , | | ] , [ P A T E R
|| ) ( , ) ( ] [ M E R I D E
_| -j 2. v.||*
|| vi. riddance: good r. [BOREKh | | ; | )v t . ( r e p e l.2
| ,|| , )(rebel
]shEPOTRANl
][MOYRED
)( riddle
i.n.
)( , )(; ;
ride ( ) ( , ) revolution ( t u r n
)
) H (distance ) ( ] N E S I E[ ) -\ ( p o l i t i c a l ) (
v t / v i -\ 2 : )( ][MEHALEKh
|
)(
[ME-
revive vt.
272
reverend
retailer
) ( -\ vt/vi .2 retro-rocket / D I M ] H at r.
|)( /
) ( , retrospect -
) ( ] [ retailer
] ^ in r. [ B E D I E V E D ) (
adj. | _ , | | ) retain ( k e e p
1return
r. ticket
_ | _ ) -\ (rev. con.
-\ b y r . m a i l ^ ) (
) ( o m i n g ) . .2) , c - ) retainer ( l a w y e r ' s
r9 () ^ r. fee
, ) -\ ( g i v i n g ) (
| retaliate vi.
) H(declaration

( o f g o o d s ) also - ) ( , retaliation
|| in r.
; ; [KhAzoRE] H in r.
] [BEKhAzoRE | ; | | retard
) H r.s ( y i e l d
( ) -\ ( e l e c t i o n r e s u l t s ) ( ) retarded ( m e n t a l l y
| ] retch [ M E Y K ' N
-\ many happy r.s
) (less emph. - r. || _ ! ' ; reticent
_ ) ( person
-\ cf. !
) ( retina
vt.|.-diminish|| 3
| | ,
\ ( c a r | , | , - | | 6 ' ) ( , ) ( retinue
) || ( v e r d i c t | | , | | also) c k a b | | ) ( ) retire vt/vi ( p u l l b a c k
| ) ( || ( f r o m b u s i n e s s ) also
| -\ r. a greeting | |
| , ] , - | | , | | ) vi. ( ^ ][ a c a d e m i c ) also (SY
| ) || ( g o t o b e d
||
[SY]retired ,
reunion ,
) (
H r. person revamp ;
| |
) ( ][SY
reveal
| ,|| , _
[ SY]retirement ,
] A L EG E[ M ,
| ^ in r. also revealed: be r. also [ N I S - ,
; ][SY
]GALE
n. ) ( n.1retort.
||1revel
.2 . v .
2 . v )(
||
| , | H r. in , |
|
| retouch
^ ) ( ; revelation
retract vt/vi
| | )(
) ( ; ] [ H I S G A L E S
retractable

revelatory ; ) ( retraction

revelry
][HAKKhoshE
1retreat
( ,
revenge
] E M O K E[ N ).
) ( ] revenue [ H A K H N O S E
) ) H ( r e f u g e ( , ) (
| | reverberate vi.
V.2H. ](MIKLETMIKLOTIM ) [
reverberation
|| ,| ,-||
| , | ) ( _ revere ] ; [ N E K O M E retribution
08 reverence ^ ^ 8 - 1 ^ ^ -
retrieval
retrieve
] , V E D , , | | , | , | -
,
|
reverend , retroactive
* ) ( t i t l e
/
n.
271
retail
) -\ r. on (depend ; | -
H may he/she r. in
)(Jew.
||
| |
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],[KhoshEv
peace
[CAN-
'|
||
also
][fern.)0LEVAsh0LEM
t h e r.
)(
also
r.
also
[MEithuBEDMEKhuBo]DIM
][
we
||
| ...-/
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||,
-\ (re-
)damaged
||,
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restrain
) ( ,
* -
) * -\ (self-r.
also
]TAKhLEs[v.2PUL
)(
| resume /

|;
)respondent (answerer
||*
r.
] ;[TshuvE
resumption
resurrect vt.
resurrected:
resurrection
[TKhiEs-HAME'Y-
)dead
]SIM
|'|
](responsibility,)[AKHRAYES
* )(
)(reliable
] [,
) -\ ( g u i l t y
responsible
\ be r. (in c h a r g e or t o ][KhAYEv
|| r. person | ] [ ) b l a m e
)(;
- | (person i n
resuscitate vt.
. . . , adj.[LAKIIO.1retail- . . .
)(
][BAL-AKIIRA'YESBALE
)(
[MEMUNE
)charge
]MEMUNIM
responsive
|| be r. ,
to see respond
] [
|| (of t h e
response
)(
_ ]YSIMME[MEKhAYE
be
)|| (legal
)( , ) ( ,
n.
respond
|
rest room
<(
||
)(
||
| ; 8
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)(to
)( ][NITNNITONIM
restrict
1result
)( ] ,[POYEL-YO'YTSE
respite
restriction
)(
( ,
) ( ]' , [KhAYEsho
)(
_ ] [ M E T S A M T S E M
)(
respiratory
restraint
,
|| r. oneself
) ( ; *
restrained
respiration
...
' | ,_| , | |
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|| artificial r.
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imp/pf
(usually
'|
||
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respectively
)omitted
| BOW
||,
respective
f o u n d o u r r. p l a c e s
restless
(stg.
respectful
)( ] [
restore
respected
rest
//-
)(
H look r.
|| r. man [ K h o s h E v ] 5
|| r.ly yours
-\ make
restive
H become r._
restaurant
) || (horse
|| be r.
H r. person ;
)(
respectable
] , [ B E K O ' V E D I K_-
| ][PONEM
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also
||
^]lessemph.)EYDN
( \-
respectable
) ( ;
)(
)H (support
][MENUKhE
also
|| place of r.
] [ M O K E M
| || (lean) , | -
|;
|,
1. n.
rest
||
||
-\ vi.
|| 2. vt.
||
270
respectability
) ( , ) (
resin
_||,
resist
)(;
)(||
research
|r. ship
) ( , ] [ H A T S O L E
)|'(|,
|-|,
||
)H (endurance
)(stamina
resistance
\ - ,
resolute
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||
^ )(,
(speech) also
resolution
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|;
|| ] [;
|| /
| ;
||
)( ,
be r. (de-
||
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; ) (

r.
)to
| 8
||
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^ (rev.
)con.
_ 5 '

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fate
my
H (person) also
)(
resource
] [ resourceful
[BAL-HAMTSO'E
]BALE
[,
)H (aspect
) (

||
to
also
],[KOVED
)(seats
||
||
) H (restrained
) ) H ( p a l a t i a l , official (
...
)( ,
H teach r.
| , 8
)(
resign
| ][SY
oneself to
| ) (
][shOLEM
* , ) ( ,

) -\ ( d e s p a i r
resignation
)(
][YIESh
|*
respectability
, ] [ K h s h i v E s
residue
_ ) ( ,
][TARBES
)(
' , _
|,
)(
residential
treat (sb.) with r. also
H with all due r. to
resident
) ( [TOYSHEVTOY-
reside
residence
] ,shoviM -
,|* .
reservoir
) . . . ( ,
) (
v.2.
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)(
reserved
][PRATPROTIM
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n.
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* , !
H .v
,
resentment
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|| r.
][BENEGEYE
-|
T.
H with
|| ( j u d g - | , | |
DERKIIERETS]respect 1. n.
1reserve
( ,
natural r.s
) reservation ( p r o v i s o
]RES
|| r. person
r.
) ( <>
resound
resounding
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)(
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* ) (
|| (fact:
I r. y o u r answer
resonate
|-|
rev.
resonance
||
[OYTS-
)resent (action
|| ) || ( t i c k e t s )(table-,
v.
)|(|,
)con.
resembling
| 8 ; |
||
||
)cided
).
1.
.
resort
| ,
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|-|
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*
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resemble
)resolved (to
| ,_|
||,
)(solve
'|
resolve
research
resemblance
) ( , -
]EKh
resistant
_ ] [ M A T S L
) (
[KOY-
v. 2H . ) (
resigned: be r. to
) ( ] [
resilient
269
rescue
report card
] [ M E S I R E
) H ( r u m o r ) (
reproduce ( c o p y ) v t / v i
|
) H 2. vt. ( c o m m u n i c a t e ) (
| ) H ( m u l t i p l y ) v i . a l s o(
|| )/8-(
H (de|, ) reproduction ( r e p l i c a
|) ,(| )nounce sb.
, ) ) H ( p r o c r e a t i o n(
) [ M A S E R ] H ( h u m .
|| -
H(misdeed: )(
)tattle
|
) ( , ) ( ; reproof
) H(give account of|
)|(|
] ; [ N E Z I F E
] ; [ M U S E R 5
H v i . ,5| / 8

| ,|
H
(present
| ] ,1 | reprove
| )oneself
reptile
)(; )(
<8 ) ( report card
][shERETS shROTSIM
republic || court r. ) ( reporter
)(
)(
||.2. adj.1republican.
|| , ] repose 1. n . [ M E N U K H E
)(
| . 2.
| | ; | 5 , repudiate -
| || ( a s a | | ) ( represent
|| ( a s a d e l e | ) s u b s t i t u t erepugnant
,
| )gate
) ( ; ) 88 (
repulse ) ( ; representation -

|
||,
||,
)H(image

_|
; ) ( repulsion ) ) -\ ( p r o t e s t ( , ) (
) ( ] [ T A Y N E
repulsive
] [;
,
H utterly r. also ||8 representative 1. a d j .
) ( , . - 2.
[ K h u L s h E - K h A L o ' s h E s ] B
, * , -\ ( p a r l i a - reputable ) ( , ) (
|| ( U . S . C o n ) ( ) m e n t || acquire a r. ]reputation [shEM
)( )gress
! ] * ) ( ][KOYNE-shE'M
reputed: , | , | repress
be |
| ] [ , | r. to be
repression
rev.con)1 ,
.
)
|| he is |
,
r. t o h a v e b e e n here
)(
) ( ,
) H 2. v. ( ] [ N E Z I F E
||
) ( ] . , [ B A K O S F I E request 1.
H at his ) ( , ) ( ) ( , reprint 1. n .
) ( ) -\ ( o f f p r i n t ) (
\ - _
| v.2.
| , | | || 2. v.
)require (need
) ( | )(
' | , | ) a l l f o r c ( ) ( , ) ( reprisal
reprimand 1. n .
r.
||
) ( ; =<8 -
requirement
] [ N E K O ' M E
) ( ) ( ] , [ T A Y N E
)(, )( , )(
n.
.(requi )
v.2. ) ( )|| (pi.
|
] [ U M A Y N E
| | , | ] rescind [ B O T L | H 2. v / i m p
) -j pf. ( , | ] [ M U S E R
| rescript |
)( , )(
] Hr. ( s b . ) for[GZAR , | | , | | -
n.
1rescue
) . . . .
(
||
reproach
report
268
removal
) ( reparation
H r. control ;

repartee | in a r. place ^
) ( ] repast [ S U D E
] ,[MERKHAKIM
| | , ' | , repay
][HORE-Kho'yshEKh
H r. a ) - ( ] ; [ M E M A L E | | ) (
- ) ( removal
debt | | | , | | remove
_ also '
_ ] Y O||Y T S E[
n.repeal 1.
,
,
cf. depose
|| ) ( , ) ( , | , - * ) - ( remunerate
][MEShALEM
|| | _ | effect a r.
| v.2.,
|| ,
* | ; * remuneration
repeat
| | ] | - ,[KHAZER |
) ( renaissance
) || ( a d n a u s e a m | | ) ( a f t e r s b .
) ( _ | rend
| ) H ( a n a r r a t i v e | r _ - |e p( || | _ | ) render ( f a v o r s e t c .
s | e || ( c a u | | , | | ) f o r m
, repeated | ) ( || r. aid | ) ( ) t o b e
] repeatedly [ s A K h

) ( )(criminal
repeater ) ( , rendezvous
repel
| | ; | | ,
) ( , ) (
|_|; | ,-|| ) ( renegade
2 . n - adj.1repellent.
_ | , | | renew
|| urban r. , renewal ' .
)(
-
| * ] , [ K H A R O T E | repent
renounce
) ( ]T [ALKhE | $ | , _ *
] ,[MEVATER | | ; -
] , [ K H A R O T E repentance
][TshuvE
|
) ( , repercussion
| ; _ | renovate
) ( renovation
)(
) ( repertoire ] , [ s h E M renown
repertory , ] renowned [ F A R S H E ' M T

) (
repetition ) ( ) - \ r. thing/person (

) ( [I'BERKHA-
] [ v E R
| shE0MDbe r. (as)also
]ZERUNG
)( ][shEM
_ | , | v replace
2 . v replaceable * ]n .[DI'RE.1rent
||
- .
)(from
| ,|
- ,* ) replacement ( a c t
| ) s( ) ) H ( t o _ (
_ ) ( ) -\ ( p e r s o n _
) rental ( f e e
( || act)w
>
| | ; | replenish
) ( , replica
) ( renunciation
)(
n.
1repair
; (
reply
) ( , ) ( . )1..
^ in good r.
' | [v.TshuvE] H 2.
) ( , ) ( || report l . n . (noise) - [ M A T S E V ] H under r.
| , | , vt.2.-
) ( , ) -| ( m e s s a g e ) (
) ( H ( a c c o u n t ) , ) ( _ * ] ^ ( r e d r e s s ) [ M E S A K N |
) ( repairman
) (denunciation - ) (
267
remote
relay
reluctantly ^ ) ( ) l . n . ( d e v i c e , g a m e
] [ ,
|| * ) || ( p r o c e s s
v .2.
, | , | , | rely
|| ,||
|| , 1 )( ][soYMEKh
n.
.releaser. ,
1
' | on oneself
|| ) ( news r.
| remainv.2.
) || ( b e l e f t over) also(_|
| ,|| ,_|
|_|
remainder | , | relegate
)( , ] || r. to an[NishER
remaining | ] inferior place [ F A R T O F L
remains | , | , | relent -
* ) || ( b o d i l y _ |
; )( ] [ B A ' R M E N E N
|
n. 1remark .
)(
; relentless [ U ' M -
relay
]NESDIKBERAKhMO

) ( , remarkable
relevant
[ _ , ] ;1
)(iro.
\] -
5 ! || r.
] ,[shAYEKh ,
[ H A ' F L E - V O F E ' L E ] H r. thing
reliable
] [KhlDEsh , , ,

] ) , [ Z G U L E*<= n. 1remedy .
(
reliance
)( , )( ] , [ T R U F E ) ( ,*
) ( , ) ( ][BiTOKhN
) H ( m e d i c a l )( ][TAKhBULE
*U FR E [ ) ( ; ) ( relic
^ )( ] E
| v .2. ,
relief
; ] ; [ K I T S V E
| , ] [ M E S A K N
remember * ; , _
v/imp
| ,|
! ] H ( s c u l p t u r e ) [ L Y
) || pf. ( c o m m i t to m e m o r y
5
|| low r. ]high r. [LY
) -\ pf. (recollect |
|
|| | ) H ( c o m m e m o r a t e -\ on r. ] [ L Y
! || what a r. | ' | || sigh with r.
rev.
;con
)._|| )
| ] be unable to r. , | r. rolls !
|
' remembrance | , _ | relieve -
8
)(;
][
(r. well
relevance
] , [ Z E Y K H E R
5 . | ) -\ ( f r e e |
relieved: I w a s r . -
|)()/( ) ( t o / o f
) ( 5
) ( , ) ( reminder
) ( , ]religion [DAS
| ; | reminisce
] , [ Z I K O R N | [ziKhRo'Y- ; religious . . .
] NEVE | , | | _ relinquish
|
][MEVATER
| | ) remit ( s e n d
n . ( f l a v o r i n g . 1relish cf
)(; || remnant
).*
)( ,(
| v. ,.pleasure; taste || 2
)( ] , [ Z E Y K H E R {)(
)( ,|
])[cloth)SORED(-UPO'LET
( ^
]reluctance [u'MKhEYshEK
), H surviving r.s ( , * )(
of a disaster [SIIEY-

] ^ cf. leftoversRES-HAPLE'YTE
| reluctant: be r. ( t o ) ,
remorse
] [ K I I A R O T E
| )(
.| ,
_)( ,_ , remote ,
] , [ K h E Y s h E K
remind
266
relaxation
regenerate
| | reimburse [ H E T S O -
)(
]ES
) (
)(
||
rein
)(
||
reiterate
[(KESEY-
)(
( ,
6|
||6,
|-
) (
2 .v)H (
^ )(
regional
,... ;... , -
, ,
rejoice
).
_ v i .
6| ,|,
,
n.
)( , )( , region
| , | ] [ P A S L
] ][MESAMEYEKh
regimen
1regiment
]DER) . . . KhAZER
reject
regime
] , [ M E M S I I O L E )(
reinforcement|; |
) (
regent
)( )(
reindeer
5 | ,.|| reinforce
) r.d.
concrete

regenerate
( ,
1register
) ( , )(
n.
[piNKEsPIN-
|cashr.KEYSIM]-
)'(
rejoicing
;]siMKhE
] [ L A Y E H U D I M| ,_|,
)(
' |
|| .2 . v )(
- )(; ||
rejoinder
)(
rejuvenate
n. 1relapse .
||
2 .vt/vi)-j (
_ )(; -
-
registrar
registration
-\ r. fee ,
_
)relate (put i n relation

|| |
| | ,| ) (recount
v.2.-
) || be r. (to ]related [KROYvish
\ -* )( ,
'|,
|* / , |
H we are r. as

| | )/(
cousins
||
^_
) -\ (relatedness )(
|| ) . ( ) H (person) see relative( ] [

|| in r. to )(
H r. bitterly /
,_| /
,
)[shAYKhEs
)( , ) ( ) ( ,
[,
) i . n . (also p i .
KHAROTE]regret
) || (lawful ,
|| cf. fellow ] -\ (real) [ E M E S

;
-
)(
regulate
|,
||;
relationship see relation

^ , ],.relative
; ] [ K L A P E
adj.
H r. to
n.
regular
regularity
)(grammatical
8 ] [ L E G A B E
regrettable
, ,
)(
regulation
) -\ (rule
||
, [ T A K O N E ] H ( p i . ) also )(
, V I M ] H r. by marriage |
) .(
)([ K O R E V K R O Y.2-
)(
[MEKIIUTNMEKhuTo]NIM
][LEFIEREKII
relatively also
,
|| )( | - , | )(
||
relativity
relax v t / v i
)|| (relent
relaxation
)( ,
)( , )(
rehabilitate
|| r. cen rehabilitation ) (
) ( , ) (
|| |
ter
rehearsal
rehearse (practice) v/imp

|||- ,|
n
'| ,'|v.2.
pf.
](reign1.)MEMSHOLE[,.
\ - * )(
265
regency
reforestation
)'(

||
/
Judaism
|| vi.

| ,-||
) ( ,
|;
|,
)(,
],[MOKEM-MENu'KhE
-\ take r.
][MI'KLET
) (
.
2.
refugee
] [ P O L E T P L E Y T I M
||
refund 1. n .
)(
||,
refusal
^||
)2. vt. r. (to give

-\ vi.
)(
refutation
||,
)(particular
||
)^ (heed
|| in r. to
-\ r.s (greet-
][PRATPROTIM
i n t h i s r.
] , [ B E N E G E Y E Bjn -
|| send r.s ( t o
||,
refute
]regard 1. n . ,[DERKhERETs
)(
H 2. v.
||
)(
|,
)(
)ings
| |
|| >p
)(mention
) || (allusion ) ( ) (
) H (letter of r .
frame[BENEGEYE
)-(
)(pointer
)(
with/in r. to
reference
regarding
regardless of
/.../
regency
)(
)(
] -\ cf.
reference book
* ) . . . (
) (
referendum
8 ] [ B E N E G E Y E
referring to
|;
refine
_'| , | |
;
refined
refinement
; ;
refinery
) (
|| vi. (be
||,
|| ,
|-
|-|
|-| ,
)^ (consider
|;
)( ,
)H (thought
)(.,
];HIRHURIM
)reflected
| - | |- ,_|
|,
)( ,
)(,
reflect vt.
reflection
)(;
)(
)(
[HIRER
[YishEv-
referee
]TIM
_* ][DOYKhE
)(
)refer vt. (to
[SHOYFETshoF-
)/(
|-|
reexamine
_ ] [ N E G E Y E
[PSOYLES] H
)-\ r. ( t o take
|| ;
||
refuse 1. n .
) (
) , [ s h A Y E K h (
||
)(
, ,
| )(;
reentry
)(
refuge
)(;
reelection
1|
refrigerator
reelect
refresh
)( ,
; *
H
vi.
to r. _
) -\ (pi. '
| | ^ ) (
n. 1reel .
!*= ' _ ; *
refrain n .
refreshment
; *
|)(
||
_* ]DE, [ K I]B

refrain vi.
)(
reformer
)...(
) (
reef
)reek (of
reformed
refraction
reed
)(;
|| 2. vt.
)(
redundant
R.
,.2
Reformation
redundancy
reform 1. n .
)(
'|
redundancy
]HADA'AS
)...(
|| conditioned r.
cf. reflection
reflector
)(
|
reflex
reflexive
264
reduction
].SIM_|, ' |
|

v.
)( p h o n o g r a p h etc.
)(
[poREshPRU
]shiM
|| ( a c k n o w l e d g -
] , [ B R E Y R E
||,
| ,
recourse
vt.
|| || vi. | |
recover
' | ,
)(retrieve
||
wish (sb.) a speedy r.
||
recreational
2 . v )(
)(
|| | - , | |- ,|;
rectum
|
) || ( s p i r i t u a l ) (
] , [ G E U L E
)(
red
)(
see r.
redeem
reconnaissance
|||- ,|
reconnoiter
reconsider vt.
| || vi. also
redeemer
)(
reconciliation
redden vi/pf
) ( ,
reconciled: be r.
recuperate
|||- ,| , |
| ],[shoLEM
][MASIIVE
AZER]recur [K!1
_*
reconcile
)(
|| , || blood r.
)(
_' ) (
|- ] ,[MushvE | |
| , |
] , [ G O Y E L
) ( ;
rectangle
| )(
)(
recommend
recommendation
n.
| ,|
||
recollection
)(
6...
recollect vt/vi
recreation
1recruit
recoilless
* ;
] [ R E F U E - S I I L E ' Y M E
)6( ) ( ,
)ment
recoil 1. n.
$|| | - , | ) (
) recovery ( r e t r i e v a l
|| ,
|
)ment
recognize
) ^ (realize |
I )||2
. v.
|,-
|| (better-
recognition

)|| (acknowledge
|| have r. to
) (
redemption
reconstruction
) ) H ( s p i r i t u a l(
reconstruct
^constructionist
)(
| _
r.
take
/^
red-handed:
).
||; '|
red-hot
H 2.
) highest a c h i e v e m e n t
] [ M E S A K N
red tape
) -\ (price | , |
) H vi. 5 / (
) ( ; * ,
|| ( m i n -* ) (
record 1. n.
n.
)reduce vt. (equate
| | , |
J u d a i s m ) vi.
redouble
] [ v . T I K N

||
||
reconvert vt.
; || ( k n o w n facts )( )utes
1redress
)(; _
) || (lessen 5 |
(to
||
||
] [ B E Y S - M A ' Y S E
)(
( ,
recluse
)(Jew.
) recorder (recording i n s t r u m e n t
||
||
||
)(
] [ N O Z E R N E Z I R I M
)(
recluse
reduction
)(
)(
|| on r. )(
) || ( p h o n o g r a p h
8 H the h o t t e s t d a y 5 ,
||
o n r.
|| break a r. 5_ off the r.

r.
-\ break a new
| ;
|| book
)(
| 6
) -\ r.s (files
[ P I N K . E S P I N K E Y -
of r.s
reasoning
263
recline
receiver
) || (telephone ) (
|| be r.
)(
_ ,; ,
*,
|| cf. price
recent
)(moderate
$|
)(way of thought
|| very r.
')( ,
)(
] , N E M )(;
reception
H 2. v/imp
|| | ,
receptive
][MOYREDMORDIM
|'|,
)( , )(
) || ( i n t e r m i s s i o n
] S O K E
rebellious
; -
| , -||,
| )> ) ) H (of a prize (
||
|'
recipe
rebound
|
)recipient)
/ ;
( ,
] ; [ M A P O L E
reciprocal
||,
)(number
)(;
(
0
)(
H be r.ed | ,
||,-
|| (musi-
also
)(verbal
||
|'|
||,
)recital (narration
rebut
)(
)cal
)recite (narrate
] , [ H E ' F K E R D I K
)swer
] M U F K O R I M
'|,
',
|| ) (
) || ( r e m e m b e r
v/imp
H pf.
recalcitrant
n. 1recall .
||
reckon
)back
|
||,
_*
vt.
recant
][MAKKhESh
, )(
r. person
[ M U F K E R
|-
,
.2call ( .
reckless
] , [ K A ' L E S D I K
|'|
)claim
'5|
)(
H r. (sb.) for
reciprocity
) || (de|(|
2 .v)H (
)(
| ,|
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|| *
n.
rebus
)(
|| ( a n -
1rebuke
( ,
| || vi. also

v.2.
||
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reciprocally also
) ( ) - (
n. 1rebuff .
/|
|/|
2reciprocate/
).
|| ,| - |
] [ M A T B E Y E
)(
] , [ M E R I D E
pf.
rebellion
; rechargeable
)( ,
)(
' | , .
) ( , ) ( )recess (niche
)(
rebate
n. 1rebel .
)( ,
)receptionist (fern.
)( [ H A F -
'|
)(,
)(
reassure
)(
)(
)(
'|;
receptacle
] [ K E Y L E K E Y L I M
reasoning
recently
- [ K A B O L E S - P O
)(idea
recantation
][HAKKhoshE
||
] R O S I I E - P R O ' K I M
...
,[KhAZER|
||,
][KhEzhB-N
recapitulate
|-|
recede
)receipt note
r e c
e i
| (' g |n v i
-\ r.( with ' |
)(vengeance
reckoning
day( ] , [ D i N - v E K h E ' z h B M
cf.
||
] [ Y O M - H A D I ' N
||
, [HAKhNosE] -
|
of r.
calculation
| ,|| recline vi.
)(
] , [ K A B O L E
|-
)(
)(pi.
|| acknowledge r. of
) || (guests | , |
receive
|
262
reasonable
react
|| realism
) ( realist
||2
. v.
realistic | ) || ( e x t e n d | ) ( h a n d

,* ] ;[MAMOSIIES reality | , | || ( g o a l ) /
H ,| /
)(destination
H in r
5
.

| ,| ,|; |-
|| ] , [ E M E S ] [ L E O Y L E M
i n Y i d d i s h H cf. . . . | )(pl.
English part of the Dictionary
)realization (becoming real
*
>*n
) H ( m a k i n g r e a l 1 [ | , | | ) ( react
_ ' | (finding) - _ * ] [ ,
) ( , ) ( reaction
) ( ; . . ) ( , ) (
reactionary 1. adj.
||2
realize
| , )vt. ( m a k e real
) (
] ,[MEKAYEM |
) . . . ( reactor
6 ) H (understand
read vt. i m p / p f
) || vi. | ( |
;
'| ,| ,-|| ,
_ | -\ ( i n s t r u m e n t s ) vi. ' |
_
) -| vi. (after c o n s i d e r a t i o n
| || not know how to r. also
^ ,||*
) H r. (aloud ][TSURES-O'S
| ] realized: be r. [ M E K U Y E M
5 || r. into| , | ' | ) ( ) ( t o
|| r. up ( a l ireally _ | _ | ) ( a s c r i b e
, ] ,[BEEMES ) t t l e
| ) -\ ( a d d i t i o n a l | * ) (
][EMES
'|)(
) || ( f i g . ) ( ]realm [MELUKhE
6 ) ( ,* ) ( , ) ] ( ;
) ^ readable
* ) (
] || ( b o [MALKhEs ) ( ) reader ( p e r s o n
)ok
) ( ream* ) . . . ( ,
| reap
;(
) ( reaper
' 5 ) ( readership
;* adj.1)h i n d
; readily
) ( , ) ( . 2.
readiness
^ ) || ( m i l i t a r y a r e a ) || ( r . m a t t e r reading
)rear| vt. see raise || vi. (horse
)^ H(variant
) (

; [GIRSE] H r. of Hebrew ( a s a s k i l l
T A M T A Y M I M ](reaso
)Jew.
][IVRE
readjust vt/vi
H (intellect, ) ( , 5 ) || ( | | ) (
r.
H within
within easy r.
|| for no { ][SEYKIIL
)judgment
| | vt. also
' ) ( , ]r. [STAM

)(good || quite r. also ,
)' ( , ,
H get r. ] M E N [ M U K h N - u M z u
vt/vi
5 , H by r. of - , ' | ) ( ) , | ( | ) (
5 | ; | ' | || make r. also
& H it stands to r. |
, 1 * ][MEKhAYEv
ready-made
||
| ) || r. (with | vi.2.
] , [ E M E S , real
[
T
A
Y
N
{ ] ,[ALPI _ | | ]E
|| ) real estate ( p r o p e r t y
]( b u s i n e s s ) [MISKIIER
)(
reasonable ) ( || r. e. dealer [SOY-

) || (idea, price ] [
]K h E R SOKhRIM
- || ( p e r s o n ) also also
ready
261
reach
rape
ratify
| <> ) H r. (sb.) on | ( |
rating
|
) ( , ; ) (
n. 1rape .
()
) ( , , ratio
5 ' | H 2. v. , ) (
)(
| , _ * ][MEANES
|| ) ( , * ) ( ration 1. n.
* , , rapid
| 2. v.
rapidly also
; - rational [ B A R D A
) ( rapids
]ASDIK
rationale , - ; rapt
] [SEYKhL
rapture
) ( rationalization* ] , [ H I S P A Y L E S
][HISLAYVES
| rationalize
) || ( n o t t h i c k ) rare ( u n c o m m o n
) ratrace ( f i g .
) (
) ( , ) rattle 1. n. ( t o y
^ ; ) H (sound ) ( ) ( , ) ( rarity
H 2. v. ( s h a k e ) vt/vi
| ,
] ,[YEKA'R-HAMTSI'ES ) ( ,
) H (sound | , | ) (
)(1
( \ - ' | , ' | ) ( ) ( , ) ( rascal
' | , H (upset) - |
] ,[KOLBOYNIK ) (
( e r u p t i o n )(rash
, | ' | -\ r. oflf | )
rattlesnake [ , ] D E ' Y E D I K adj r a s h . -

) (
-\ravage , ,
r. person
| ] ,[KhoREv _
) . . . (
][MAKhREV
rave , rashly also -
| , | ; ' |
_
| - || r. about (praise) ,
2 . v ) ( )n .(tool.1rasp
| * . ||
| ,| ,|
) ( , ) ( raven
^ ) ( raspberry
)ravenous (appetite
|| ( f i g . ) ravine ) ( , ) ( rat
) ( ) ( , ) ( ,
) T i n ( ] , [ K h A Z E R K h A Z E Y R I M
* )(
H smell a r ) (
r. |
|| completely . raw
][TSORE
) ( ray
rayon ) ( ratchet wheel
*
1. adj.
||2
) (rate ) n . (of exchange.
||
1
razor ) ( , ) ( ) (of s p e e d
: || safety r. ) ( ||
r. of interest
H r. blade ) ( ) ( ,
-
) ( -\ birth r. - ) (
crime H death r.
] , [ B E N E G E Y E ) ( ]re [shAYEKh
) || r.s (schedule 5 ' r.
re
) || (back || ( a g a i n ) also
-\ at any r. > ) (
, ) || (afresh also
] * ,[ALKOLPONEM ,
|| r e a c t i v a t e
|| redis | | ) | ( ^ v.2. ] L A D E Y E s [ L E K h o
cover
|| repolish |
| ,'|
^ reorganize - | |
|| (preferable) - ) rather ( q u i t e
| ,||
reach , ) ( ) H (more l i k e l y
|| out of r. ) ( 1. n.
260
rap
. || 2. ) (
rake (tool) 1. n.
raffle
). r. (off || 2. )(
' | ,|
)|(|
) ( , )rake (scoundrel
{ ) (
) ||2
)(strength
)( , )(
) ( , )(
] [ M A Y A ' Y S E N I K
rally 1. n.
H vi. | ; | 6 ' |
| | ) H (people |
)...( , ) (
|
)|( ||- ,|,
|| r.s ) ( , )(
r.s
|| in
|'| ) ( ; ) ( ramification ,
_|)(
-
|| be r. also
] , [ Y I R G O Z N
rampart
ramshackle
)(
[ M O L E -
|| r. s a m p l e . . .
'-6
, ,
,| , ' |
,
H at r.
raggle-taggle
) || (search ) (
|| )(
)(police
||
^ )(
)( , * ) (
|| r. worker )'( )(
|| ( m o u n - ) (
rail
railing
railroad
)(
*
)range 1. n. (series
) || (cooking ) (
2. v.
] [ S T A M
)tains
raid 1 . n.
) ^ (air r. )(
) (
ragged
, ;
rancid
random
-\ in a r.
ranch
rage 1. n .
'| , ' | RETsi'KhE] H 2. v.
rampant
)'( )( , )(
and tatters
ramp
rag
, )(dress
) (
*// ramify
raft
rafter
ram
ramble
)(
raffle 1. n.
railroading
' | . || 2. ) (
rain 1. n.
) ( ] ; [ D I ) ) H ( w i d t h(
)(
rainbow
)(
)(
raincoat
|| ) (
)H (extent
|| cf. ) . . . ( )(shooting
|
)ranger (forest
) (
|| )(; ) (
'|
rank 1. n.
. | | 2 . r. and file
||
) || (put i n r a n k s
ranking
|| ) | ( |
)(money
||
'|
)ransack (search
) (in p a y
). (lift 2.
|| ' |
raise 1. n.
^
] [ H E S O F E
)(prices, wages
)|| (point i n discussion
) -\ (plants, animals I
|,
)-\ (children
^|
| )| -|($|
)ransom 1. n. (sum
rainy
) -\ (doubt, objection |
|5| , | -
|,
] [ M E G A D L
)( , )(
raiser
. || 2. ) (
)(act
)(
raisin
|6,
|-|
] , Y E N P I D Y O Y N E S
prisoners
of
H r.ing
][shvu'iM
' | ; |
imp/pf
n )(
| ; | , | rankle
)( [PID-
||
)|('|
|-
)(
)rocket || 2. vi. (extend
- ) ( range finder
rainfall
. || 2. ) (
rant v.
rap i.n.
||
, ; ...

[ s K h u s - H A -
raising
cattle r.
raison d'etre
] E M K I
R
brains
|
|| r. one's

'|
2.
v.
) ( ,
||
)(;
'|,
(direct
racket
r.
||
r.
-\ Hasidic
*)(
][HORAV
)(
)( ,
|| make
)( ,
|'
also
)story
|-
)(
)calling
rabbinate
(office,
][non-Orthodox)RABONES

racy
)(institution
'
\-
)(

,
(non-
radar
H (auto-
radiant
radiate vt/vi
) ( ] , [ H A M O ' Y N
rabble
][E'REVRAV
radiation
)(
2.
],[MESHUG'N
adj.
][DY
)(
radical
) ||2
| |. ,

][DY
*)(
race
radically also
radish
vi
)(
,
)(
)1
n.
|| ) ( , _' ) (
]YDEsh[(REsh)Kho
)(
(contest
radioactive
) || (red ) (
)(
],[GEZE
raccoon
"
radio
1. n.
( )> *
.race ,
| 2 )
H |
rabid
) ' | ( ] s rabies [ M E s h u G A
( ) ( ) ; ) (
[METU-
)mobile
1.
rabble-rouser
] ; R E F &[ M E S H U G E ] B
) radiator ( h e a t i n g
)...(
)Orthodox
) (
)(
) (
||
][RABONISII
^ 5 ' )( ,
||
rabbinical
rabbit
)'( )( , -
H r. therapy
)(
radiance
) | ( |
)(
_ ) (
racketeer
|| (joke, ;
][RE'BETSN
|| non-Orthodox r.
)(title
] , [ R E B E R A B E I M )(
] ,[TSADEKTSADIKIM
)(swindle
a
)(
!r.
] [ R O V R A B O N I M
[)]!address||
][KOYLES
)( , )(
'|,
||
Eracket
B
E1
) ( s wife'.r
)(tennis
)(
],[MOYEKh
|
rabbi
racetrack
also
)(horse
; ...
racial
) || (clothes ) ( . rack 1.
radium
radius
|| ] [ I N E
259
)H (torture
)(
258
quotient
quick-witted
, quiet 1. adj.
-\ keep q. about
very q.
||
| | 5|
. v.
querulous
\\3
n ,
int.
H 4.
)(!
)(
'|,
n .
2.
.||
? ! ! ][PASEKh
, quietly also
) ' | ( ) ( quill
| | ) | ( ) ( quilt 1. n.
. imp/pf 2.
)|(|
' quinine
| | (pi.) also ) ( quirk
) || (cease | | ) . ( a b a n d o n quit
6|
|| ,
) -j ( d e p a r t | 5 |
) || ( v e r y
;!...
quite
)(pretty
...
q. a . . .
!
quits
) ( )quiver n. (bag
| , | , | quiver^. ,
) ( querulous: q. person
| | in q. of* , ) ( quest
8
) ( , ) (
], [SIIAYLE
[so-
Q-
)(
)H (rev. con.
| *>
) -\ ( u n c e r t a i n t y
II
q.
in
| |
q.
in
)discussion
man
||
H the
the
q.
)con.
q.
of
out
the
-\ beg
| ,
H be
H (rev.
) ( ,
^ (for p r a y e r s :
) (
[MINYENMINYO-
]NIM

) || (price
)(
) ( quota
quotation
'
,
)(pi.
|
_|
)|| (refer to
)in quotes
-\ ( p u t ,
|
) (
quotient
beg
see
||
2.
) H (doubt |
questionable

) ( question mark
) ( , questionnaire
)(
queue 1. n .
|| >
) ( ][pshETL
n.
quibble 1.
. 2.
quibbling adj.
] [
quibblingly also
quick 1. adj.
. : to the q. || 2. * ,
H touch to the q. also
||
* _ ,
||
)(
quote
v.
j , |
quotation marks
] [,
][MISPERMISPORIM
)Jew.
)(interrogate
^,
be a q. of
also
][BALDOVER
)(
| ;
(under
//
||
)(
)(
perplexing q.
) ( of life and death
) ( ; quiz 1. n. -
up
. H 2. ) ( ,
q.. v . ) ( ) ||2
quorum
],[KAshE
FEK] H
question 1. n.
||
' | ) ( '*// quicken

) ' | ( quicklime
) ( , quickly also
'
*>
)(hum.
quicksand
quicksilver
0
H (not o n )( ] [ M A K I I L O Y K E S
) ( Q
s
)( ] p e a k i n g terms) [ R O Y G E S
v.quack
|
||
n q u a c k . ( ,
cf.
pick
2. || )
v.
|| | ,_|
(begin
t
o
)q.
|
)(
|| , quarrelsome [ 1
quackery
| be q. also
)( quadrangle
' )( )quarry (pit
' ) ( quadrangular
)( quart
quadruple
)( quail n.
) ( )quarter l . n . (fraction
quaint
, ,
|| ) ( * )|| (25 cents
1
|| (of a )( ) (of a t o w n
) || (mercy )( )year
** )( ) H { p i . : lodgings
_ ) || (circles_ )|| (directions
2
^
| ) || (lodge | . v.
|
, quarterly 1. adj. -
) ( , H 2. n .
')(
)(
] [ , qualitative
'_ )( quartermaster
)( , quality [ E Y -
] ^(property
K
h
E
s
)) ( ,
)( quartet
)(
quartz
) || (scruple )qualm (nausea
,... ]quasi [KMOY
)( , )(
)( ] , [ M A L I C E queen
)(; qualification
)(
qualify v t .
) || ( l i m i t |
|| ' | ,_|| , |
| ,_ || v i . | ) ( g r a m m a r
] ;[ROE | ; ||
)(
queer
] , [ K h s h A s h K h s h o s h i M )](
quandary
] [ , quantitative
quantity
)( ,
, , ] [,
,
; D I K ] -\ q. person ][MEshuNE
( | [ a m o u n t )(KAMES]-
) ( ) a l s o
||.2. v ) ( n.1quarantine.
que\\v/imp
|| , || pf. -|
|
| ,_||
quench ( n. 1quarrel . ,
)
!
(, )
|
[YOYTSE-DO'YFN-
256
pyre
purveyor
) (
|| p. off ( p o s _ | | ) t e x t
,
) || ( t u r n a s i d e | | ) ( ) p o n e
| ) -\ p. on ( c l o t h e s | | || ) ( , ) ( push 1. n .
( ) ( s h o v e
| vt/vi . ) g n e i f( ) ||2
| | ) || ( { pi ml pa )y
|| h e i s p . t i n g i t o n | | ) || || ( w e i g h t | , | , | , |
| H p. out ( l a y o u t ) - | || p. along vt. - | ) ( s h o v e
| | | ^ p. one's way through - |
H (let|| ,|
_| |- ,| |- ,|
|| ( e x t i n g u i s h ) - | | ) o u t
H p. past: I w o u l d n ' t | , |_ | | ) - \ p. one's way in (
p. it past him
| -\ p. through ,
) ( pushbutton
||
)H (connect
|)(
) ( pushcart
p. to flight | , || p. to death pushover: be a p.
| -\ p. to shame |
| || p. to the test
) ( pussy
| || p. up vt. - | | p. to use
) ( pussycat
|| ( i n a | | ) H ( n o t i c e s |
) ( pussyfoot
| ) s i t t i n g p o s i t i o n , a s o n ah o r s e
) ( pustule
put i m p / p f
) || ( g u e s t s | | ) H ( c o o k i n g | ) ( i n u p r i g h t p o s i t i o n
) -{vi. ( a t a h o t e l _ | | ; |
|| ) | ( | ) ) H ( f l a t | ( |
| ^ p. up with | ) ( ) || ( i n n o d e f i n i t e | ( | ) ( s e a t
, _ M E K A B L - [ | || ( q u e s t i o n ) , | | ) p l a c e
] ;[BEA'AVE | |
) H (formulate|
|
|,
, || putrid ? ? || h o w s h a l l I p . i t
|putty , | p. aside, p. by
|
,-1puzzle | | , | || p. away ,
) ( ; ) ( ; 1. n .
) || ( f o o d _ | | ) H ( j a i l | |
/ H 2. ) ( , ) (
| || pf. | -\ p. down ( w r i t ei m) p - _ | _ |
puzzled: ) -\ ( s u p p r e s s _ | , | _ |
| | be p. a l s o
| H cf. ascribe || p. forth - I
| || look p.
puzzling | | , | H p. forward , |
, , ,
] [ K o s h E _ | | | - , | H p. in | |
_pyjamas | ) || ( a w o r d | | ) || ( t i m e
see pajamas
) ( pyramid | H p. in another place |
-\ p. into | | - , | | - , |
_ n) -pyre( c (o
purveyor
pus
255
pursuit
pulverize
| ,|
| ) H p. oneself (of charges'|
'|
|| ,

purification
|| ) ( , ^ )(
)p. of a dead body (Jew.
|| '| , | ) ,|(_|
)(Jew.
_*
a dead
body
* '|
)(
|| (inten )( , )( || practical p. ) (
)(
| v. -
][KIVN
punctuate
,
)(
punctuation
H p. mark
* )( , -
puncture 1. n.
)(intentional
purposeful
, , ,
'
,
];[BEKIVN
|| be p. by
) ( , _ )(
,
* ) (
)(
* -
] [ G O ' Y L E M L
] [ T A L M E D T A L M I D I M
],[KEFI
][SMAKh
||
||,
)(follow
||
|| )|( | )
[MAM-
) H (continue(
] ;shEKh | | _
>
)'( ,
<> ,
pursuit
) ( , )(,
pupil,
H p. government
puppet
)(
)( , ) (
|5 ,_||
purchase i.n.
-\ 2. v.
] [ K N I E
, , ,
- ,
) H (business )(
) (^ ,
)( ) ||2

)|( . v. -
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)(
pursue
)(chase
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) H (of the eye * ) (
pursuance: in p. of see pursuant

pursuant to
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)|| 2. v. (one's lips
) ( )(
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][oYNEsh
purse i.n.
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pungent
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| /
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purposeless
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| |- ,| ,_||
] L E Y S I M
punctually also
, H (conscious) - ] [
punctual
)( A ,T [ also
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s
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on p. see purposely
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)tion
puncher
purple 1. adj.
purpose
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] A N I ' E S D I K
] R E
punch
punctilious
[ D I K D U K E -
purity
) || (fig.* ^ || 2. n.
)1. n. (tool
puritanical
) || (Jew.
) || (fig.^
( punch (blow) l . n.
|| p.ed | | ) H (hole | |
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)(

)punch (drink
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) (
pun
Puritan 1. adj.
A - [ T A
pumpkin
1
p.
2. v.
)( , )(
][shALAKhMONEs
H P . goodies
)||2
. v.
||2
pump 1. n.
)( , )(
] [METAER )||2
.
v/imp
|| P . presents
pumice
] [ T A ' A R E
purify
pulverize
] ) L ( E
pure
purgatory
/
[ K A F A K A
purge 1. n.
254
pulse
Prussian
publicity ||2
. n.
; ] S E MR I [ P
][ ,
publish
|| ,|
|| ,_| published: be p.
)(
)(
publicize
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|| p. into||
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_ , -
|
= ; = P . S .
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)(one's lips
_/ ) (
|| )( w , )(
)(
also
) ( )(
puddle
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) || (little c l o u d ) (
)$
|-
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,
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puffy
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|| 8 ,||
s)leg'.p.(sb
8p.||||
|| p. oneself to|||,
| j )(,
) (
;
) (
psychology
) (
; . . .;

pub
public 1. adj.
;[ ] Hp. affairs[ ] ...
H p. park
[REshu's-
H p. up vi. I I
pulley
pulp
)|(
|| ^ )( , ) (
][OMEDAMUDIM
] , [ D E Y F E K
,
_*
H be p. knowledge
H 2. n .
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]HORA'BIM
][YEDUE-LA'KL
] ,[OYLEM
pulpit
-\ in p.
][KOOL
][KLAL
][BIFRESYE
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) ( ,
pulsate
, ) -\ (act )(
pulse
| ] [ , |
psychologist
-\ p. through vi.
)( , )(
psychological
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; , ;
psychoanalyst
H p. property ' |
|| ,_| )(
)(
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| ,|
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) psychic ( m e n t a l
)(influence
) H p. the ear of|(_|
psychiatric
psychiatrist

) || (telepathic
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psychedelic
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||
pseudonym
)(
pugnacious
)(
||)-(
|| )_(
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||,
][TILIM
|| p . - ,.. ] [ K M O Y
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H p. up vt/vi
Book of P.s
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)|| (on a pipe
)(,
)(
n.
)(
)(,
||
puerile
(pant.
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TWPD
] [;
psalm
][MIZMERMIZMOYRIM
pudgy
1puff
pudding
)(sweet
pry
^ )(
)publication (object
253
Prussia
H Book of P.s )...(
][MIshLE
5| , | ) -(; |-
prostitution
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\\ |
| ) 5 (
provide
? ...
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prostitution
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H cf. (make) provision | ) (

|2
.
vt.
5'; provided
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] A ' Y
)(
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p. oneself also
H p. oneself|| , |
|
) \ (fig. | |
also
] ) T E S K h E ( - P R O
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|| (in Czarist )(
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H (pi.
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)(
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||
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|| - )(
{
] , [ S E ' Y K I I L D I K
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*>
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^
) (
[ S I I O M A ' I M -
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also
] P E N E M L
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) (>*P_
prune
Prussia
human
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prototype
| , |
-
|| be p.
proxy
K E M ] H p. vote
)(
] [ K A D M E N
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p. voter
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prowler
)( , ) ( [ B I M -
prothesis
prow
proximity
|| vi.
)(
prowess
] [ G V U R E
] V E K A ' Y E M
'| ,||
_| ,|
) are p.s? ( h u m .
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protein
protest i.n.
-\ 2. vt.
) ( , )(
) || (person||
protectorate
|| what use )(
] [ L E S A ' T E D I K
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||2
provocation
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||,
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|| p. and save
H Heaven p. us
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protect
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H 2. .
] , [ T N A Y T N O I M
protagonist
)(| ,'| ,||
adj.
)(
- )(
) ( )(
providential
- ) ( , ) ( provider
.-provincial1,
] [ K . O Y R I M
protract
protracted
|
) (
protractor
protrude
|||- ,|
|| be p. )(;
|| be p. to
|
| )(
proud
also
)(of
be descended from also
<w5 -\ p. flesh
] [ Y I K I I E S
| || vi._|; |5_|
provable
prove vt.
_|
) ( , *
proverb
252
prostitute
proposal
)( , )( ,
) ( , )(
|-
||,
proofread
|,
| )( [BEDE-
||)(
|| and
) || (logic
)(
also
-[VEHO
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propose vt.
'|
H vi. | |
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) . . . (
( ,
-1 [shiDEKh] ( H cf. property

). ) (
] s E N E Ah K[ ; | |
p. of
proofread
proofreader
1prop
|||p.up.2
n.
proposition
) H (project ) (
] , [ E Y S E K A S O K I M ) (
proprietor
) ( [BA-
|,
propaganda
propagandize
vt/vi
propagate
]LEBO'sBALEBATIM
_ ];[MAKhREM
prosaic
)(
)|(_|;
|,
][ASER
|| p. writer
)(
)(war, trade
|;
prosecute
) H (legally | _
)action
)H (prosecutors
(legal
,
) || ( m o r a l
)(
)(
) (
||
(in
|| the house p . ] [ G U F E
)( ,|
propeller
)question
H be p.
) ( Hp. name
prosecutor
][KATEYGER

)(, )(,
prosody
prospect
H be ) ( , ) (
p.
in
||*
p.
in
][PRA'T
,
)(hum.
)('
][POSEK
,!
H (at-
also
)H (spiritual
private
)tribute
cf.
][KINYEN
prospective
)( ][NEVUE
) (
prospector
| ][NEVIES
_|,
prospectus
_*
H begin to p.
prosper
)( ] [ N O V I N E V I I M
)( ][NEVIE
][MATsLiEKh
prosperity
|| p. time
)prosperous (flourishing
) || be p. ( r e v . con. ) (
H become p.
prophetic
prophylactic
][MA'ZLDIK
propitious
]TSN[EYS-RO
) ( ,
proponent
)(
person
)(
prophet
prophetess
][NEvnsh
, ][MAZL-BRO'KIIE
) || (theater ) (
|| p.
)(possession
property
prophecy
)(
prophesy
|,
] ,[KEshuRE ] [ K E D E B O E
also
properly
proselyte s e e convert
|| have
proper
prosecution
propel
][BAKOYEKh
proscribe
prose
)(
here is the p.
prostate
) ( ] , [ Z O Y N E . prostitute 1.
in p. to
)(
H ( p i . : measure-
proportion
)ments
proportional
251
proof
profiteer
||2
)
. v.,
prominence
][KhshlVES
3;',
)(jutting
)(
)(
] ,GDOYLIM
profligacy
] [ P R I T S E S
][KhoshEv
p. man also
[GODL
|,
prominent
profiteer 1. n.
profligate
_' ,
[ 1
[KhoshEv
] [,
profound
]KhshuviM
; -
][OMEK
promiscuity
)(; *
)(
[MU'FKER-
]DIK
.v
||
)(,
];[ZERE
n. 1promise .
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|
|| | ) H ( c a u s e
]!; || ) ( p r o d u c t
)(person
) \ ( c a u s e
(,
_ | v.2.,
||
-\ cf. prod
. vt.
)(
|
)(
( J e w . ) also
||
| -
|,
||
|)-(
)(
) -\ ( o n l i q u o r
).( ( J e w . ) also [ I S E R i s u -
prompter
,
promulgate
project 1.
2
||,
)(jut
H vi.
|| p. to
prone
)(, )(
prong
)...(
)(declare
||
||
pronounce
s o u n d p r o o
||
|| - ) (n.2.
pronunciation
|| nuclear p.
)(,
proliferation
prolific
]FEDIK[shE
)(printing
proletariat
proliferate vt/vi
|)(
]H e b r e w ) [HAVORE
) ( ) proof l . adj. ( a g a i n s t
r a i n p r o o f
\-
projector
)(
| )(
)(
|-|
projectile
proletarian 1. adj.
H have trouble in pronouncing |

( o f
|-|,
pronoun
||2
n. . ) (
prohibitive
)(
|| | |
)(
]RIM
promptitude
||
prohibition
][MAKhREZ
> ] [ N O Y T E
prohibited
[ O S E R ] B
\\ promptly
; )( .
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||
prohibit
][ASER
|,
| ,|
H 2. v.
progressive
adj.
)(
H ][PULE
)(religious) (immediate
)-{(give cues
|-
|| make p.
; . 1.
in p.
progress
| , | , | *
promotion
.*prompt1, _ _ ' ) (
promoter
)(products
)(
program 1. n.
|
promote
)(; -
progeny
promissory note
)(;
progenitor
||2
(
. ,v. | ) - ( ) )
||
)(
profusely
][BESIIEFE
promiscuous
] , [ K H A R I F E S*> [ A M K E S I
) (
profundity
)(
'|
prologue
prolong
250
profitable
procurement
_'
prizefight
* |
H grand p. )(
| ,|; _| ,| . prod
_ |
||- ,|
)(
prodigal
] , [ I L E I L U I M
prodigy
) (
||.2) ' (
.
)etc.
) H (a p l a y|
)( ,
)(
\\
producer
H ( p l a y etc.) also )(
,
|| )(
| ,
| ,| ][sEYKhL
] [ , [ M I N A S -
]MTA
] , [ M I S T O M E )<
productive
|| p. thing also
][DVARKIIO'L
. || 2. )(
) || (claim|
|.
][TAYNE
profession
)(learned
)(
)|| (declaration
SY]professional 1. adj.
)_( -\ 2. .
)...(
;.
_* }, [ B O Y D E K ] (-
)(
professor
) || (task ^ )(
)^ , ,
proficient
' ^ )(
profile
)(
|| p. to| ,| )(
with
||,
-\ p.
, -
proceedings
) -\ (records ' )(

,
|
proceeds
n. 1process .
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. -\ 2. )(
procession
)(
| , _* [MAKh-
proclaim
] , R E Z||
|; | , | . , || 2.
)(
[MARVI-
]EKh
)(hail
_ ] ,[MAMshEKh
n.[REVEKh.(profit1
profitable
| ) ./|ep\]-KEDA'Y(,
proceed
' | | p. from | ,| ) -\ (act
] , R E v o K h i M )(; ,
|* , _ )(
procedure
|* -; | ; |
)( ,
] [,
problem
)( ] [ B O K E
* H set of p.s - )(
(proficiency
,
][BEKIES
n. 1probe .
)(
professorship
,*
||
|| 2 )(
)profess (believe
|| )( , ) (
)(
profanity
|)(
probate 1. n.
profane
)(speech
)(
H most p.
][SVORE
means of p.
|| ; ;
probably
probative
[,
)(statistical
probable: be p.
production
H ( y i e l d i n g m u c h ) also
_|
probability
) ) H (of a p l a y(
pro
probation see parole
*
,
|| pro-Arab
] [
)(
)( , )( product
prizefighter
][MAshMOEs
n. 1produce .
H (fruit | ,|'|
| ,||
) ( )(
|| 2. v.
prizefight
)(,
proclamation
],[KOLKOYRE
)( ][HAKhRozE
| ,||

procrastinate
procreation
) || ( f o r s b ._|| )(| procure
||
also
249
prize
)( ,
) ~ (
( .
. ||2
||
)(,
||
|| bird of p. |
|,
)(
)(
-\ in p.
| ; |
_)( , )( [MEKEKh
-

)(
price list
||2
print
1. )
v. . ) ( n.
|| ) ( ,
|| out of p.
p. up
(
)(photo
)(
) ( u s eb l o c kl e t t e r s
_|
||
matter
printer
) ( , ' ) (
*
prior 1. adj.
||
priority
)(
|| ) (
)(

) (
][GALEKhGALOKhlM
( G r e e k - O r t h o d o x ) also
)(
)|| (Jew.
[ K O Y E N K E H A -
]NIM
)(Jew.
||
priesthood
] ;[KEHUNE
,
prism
) ( prison
] ,[TFISE
] [
; ,
|| be in p. also
)( ,
||
priest
2. adv. p. to
)(;
)(
)(on
<<
)(
|)
prickly
j , | |
( C h r i s t i a n )printed
printing shop
|,
prisoner
)(
pride 1. n.
] [ K S I V E
)(
*,
1. n.
(. ||2
] , [ O Y S Y E S
, 8
prickle
p h v.o t p.
o soneself
| )
* ) (
|6
. v. i m p / p f 2\-
prick 1. n .
|| ) ( e a r s
|| at a fair p.
priceless
principle
] [ I K E R I K R I M
price
at any p. ] M E K . 0 K . h 1 M
|| on p.
p. )of ||2
v/imp . 8
fall p. to
H 2. v. p. upon
principal 1. adj.
)...( ,
] [ K E R N
] [ B A S M A L K E
( s c h o o l ) also
) || ( i n v e s t m e n t
)(
princess
price
prim
primacy

...
],[IKER
primary
;... ,
^ ) ( H (war) also | || ( e l e c t i o n ) . . .
, ] || p. privacy ; [ Y E K I I I D E S ^ ( e d u c a t i o n ) also . . .
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election also
][YiKhED
;
)(paint
2 \-
|
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property
||
] [ B E S O ' D
) H (in s e c r e t
^ ) ( , )(

)(
prime minister
primer
] [ K A D M 0 Y N I s h primeval -
p. times ] Y s h E S D 1 K [ B R E
][KADMOYNIM
prize 1. n.
( \-
)(
][PKhoYRE
privilege
][YAKhsNYAKhsoNiM
) ( , )( ,
)pump
privileged
prime
2. n .
)(
primitive adj.
primogeniture
)(
[sKhiE] -\ rare p.
|| p. person ^
...
adj.
1.
|| p.
privately
||
]0KhEDHAYs[REshu
)(alone
], [BiKhiDEs
)(
||
] [ B E S O D I K
$ ,
||
H ).. . | (
. v.
)(confidential
-
,
)(personal
private l . adj.
)( ,
)(
[ S A R
[BEN-
)H (fig.
primrose
prince
]MEYLEKh
]SORIM
248
prey
presentable
| (make b o l d ) , ][MEshAER
Hgoing-away p. )( ][DRo'shE
' | )(
)( ][HAshoRE

] [ H O Z E
presumption
)(impudence
] [
||
presumptuous
|| ,|
|| be ,
| *
) || (show
)'( ,
] [ T N A ' Y - K O ' Y D E M - L E M A ' Y S E
| )( , |
|| p. to be
|| p. not to |
-\ p. n o t t o hear | . . .
|
] [ K I L E Y O D E
)( , ) (
-
||
5 -
) (
)(
] , T S I M
pretentious
pretext
[ T E R E T S T E R U -
) ( ,
ad
pretty 1. adj.
. ||2
)H (food
) || (of Israel )(
{ )(
)president
-
-
(for
) || (newspapers
|| |
-\ go to p. )(
||,
_|| ,
| _
)(
prevalent
| ,-|| ,|-
| ,
|,
| 8,
)(occurrence
Hp. (sb.) from_|
come off the p.

|| 2. vt/imp
|| pf. |
|)_( ,_| , _*
|| vi.
) -j (hasten ][DOYKhEK
| ) ( ,| ) (
|| I a m badly )< )pressed (for

p. for time also
| | 8 , |

prevention
,...
preventive
|| | )(
preview 1. n.
|*/|
* ,* ,
. 2.
previous
*
also
) || ( w i t h adj.
previously
)pressing (urgent
) ( )( , )(,
||
|| ,
] [ K O R B M
pressure
-\ high p. )(
|| high- )(
p . salesman h i g h
p. salesmanship
o r!'
) . . . (
pressure cooker
) || ( r e p u t a t i o n
prestige
][shEM
H p. o p e n fields
prey 1. n .
)press
) H (urge|; | |
prevent
press l . n.
)tablishment
^ ) (
];[POYEL
presidium
|| ( p r i n t i n g es- )(
| / | ; _|-
presidential
)(
prevail
|| | ; -
also
) H (president-like
|| (on a | ,|
upon
president
) H (the president's...
pretzel
] [ M I S G A B E R
presidency
] [ N O S I N E S I I M
||
p.
'|
] ' [ P I S K I I N - P E
_ 5 ' )_(; | ) ( preside
pretension
|,
)food
_|| (fruit) a/50
pretense
|| under false p.s
preserve 1. n.
| . - || 2.* - )(
)H (protect
also
present-day
)presently (soon
|| (pi.: )(
H p. not to know |
also
presentation
; | * ^
| / ) H p. to / (
p. also
)(
presuppose
pretend
presentable
] [ M A S I I M O E S
| | , _*
presumably
)presume (suppose
247
present
)(
)(
|| on the p.
premiere
premise
also
premises
premium
;...
preclude
] [ M I M E Y L E
|| be ,
][HANOKIIE
)( ||
premier
)(
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power
245
5 )( ,
p.
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2.
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posterior adj.
postgraduate
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posthumously also
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potentially also
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potential 1. adj.

)(
pot cheese
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||
potato
possibly
) (
pot
potash
potassium
244
possible
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portfolio
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porthole
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|| (have c o n t r o l
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also
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| | ,_*
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pork
2. n.
possibility
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)|| (place
possessive 1. adj.
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porcupine
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one's senses
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population
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in p. of one's powers
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populate
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||
popularity
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|| in p. | * ][REshu's
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see possess || (have on one's
)(
poppycock
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||
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possess
(...
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positively also
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popcorn
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poorly adv.
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poorhouse
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portray i m p / p f
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! !
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portrait

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poorhouse
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)(
) || ( d o o r m a n ) (
porter
)( ][TY
poison
243
poor
n.
(vote.
1poll
)||(
)(, v. . ) (- ) o p i n i o n
||
) || (people | )v. (votes .2
H p.ing booth | |
|| deadly p. )( ] [ S A M
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] [ H A M O ' V E S
| , | |
)(
] [ F A R S A M U N G
<*
poisoning
]M[SA
poison ivy
'
poisonous
)(
- ) ' ( pollen
) || (finger etc.| ,| poke vt.
| pollinate
|)(
pollination
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; - )( poll tax
pollute
| ,-
|,
)poker (game
-\ (fig.) also| , |
) * ( !Poland
* ] [ M E T A M E
.| || p. bear^ polar
pollution

)(
polygon
)(

polaroid
polysyllabic
)( )pole (of a n axis

polytheism

) ( , )( , pole
pomegranate
) (
|| )( , ) ( , )(
pomp
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|| (of a ) ( (wooden) also
pompous
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| , || vi. | ponder vt.
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police 1. adj.
<( ||2
n. |.
pontoon
(

| H 3. v.'
pony
(
)( policeman
) ( ponytail
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! ! pooh int.
)( )polish l . n. (substance
| | pooh-pooh v. ,
)|| (shoes
) || (effect
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|
n.
(puddle.
) (pool 1 ) ( )
|| ( s w i m m i n g ) ( )(artificial
)etc.
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(
^ );()
| | |- ,| | - , |
game)[LY( p
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1
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| )) || (buff|(_| )(glass
)|| (fig.
| also
Polish
, ] [ * , polite
] politely also [ B E N I M E S
] , [ N I M E S politeness ,
)...(
; ! poor (destitute) [ B E D A -
]LES
|| ; * ) (wretched-
political
) || (idea ) ( h e a l t h ; a r g u m e n t
)(; * politician
) ( Hp. man ,
)(
|| ) ( ] [ D A L F N D A L F O N I M
) ( politics
|| p. woman
( polka 1. n.
cf.. pauper ^ ) ||2
| v.
! ) H the p. c h i l d(
^
*;
] [ T A R B E S
242
poised
) ( , ) ( poetess
,

|| *
poetry
n.
point
)( , _
1.
) -\ (sense )(
|| beside )(
plum
)plumb (-line
)(
^ )...(
plumber
plumbing
* )^
)(
)( l o c a t i o n ; score
) H (tip; climax )(; ) (

|| (con-
) (
pogromist
,_;
)(
|| p. up
pogrom
poignant
) || (issue )(
||
5|
poetics
)(
)(dot
H p. in| ,|
poetic
,
)(
plum
plume
,
|
||
)(victim
'| ,||
)sideration
vt.
plump
plunder
)(loot
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| ,| || v i .
the p.
)||2
/ vv t .
|| to the p. i
-\ that is the p. ;
plunge 1. n.
|| | | 5 )( ,_|| )(
-\ be the p. (intent) of
)con.
|| that's n o t my p.
| ,
(rev.
\ there is no p. in
H be on ][shAYEKh
| _ ; | -'
the p. of
) (into w o r k
also
_|| ) (

)(
pluperfect
plural
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H w h e n it c a m e to the p . of
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c o n j .
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. || 2. plush 1. a d j .
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|| p. of i n_* ) ( Pluto
terest
)(
|| p. of order
' | _ , | )ply vt. (a trade
(
) -j p. of (
] [ S E Y D E R
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view
)| (with questions
| , |
) H six p. four( ,
)( . ||2
n.

) , * )6.4
|| (indicate||
)|| 2. vt. (aim
-| v i . (be d i_| )(_
)with
) || (indicate| )( )rected
|_| )(,
H p. out | )(
) H v i . (of ships
plywood 1. adj.
)(
plus 1. n.
)(
)|(|
pneumatic
pneumonia
)(transgress
)H (cook
] [ M A S E G - G V U ' L
H p.ed eggs
||
poach
point-blank
pock
)(
pointed
)(fig.
)||2

|| ; . v.
| H make more p. ,_
_||
) |
pocketbook
(
1
1
) || (synagogal _ )( pointer
)( , _ )( )(lady's
(
)(
][YAD
; , ] pointless [ T A M
; * ;
vt.
. -
poise 1. n.
_ 2
| ,|
)(
1. n.
)purse
pocket
|| {jig.:
pock-marked
)(
) || (long * ) ( , )(
vi.
poised: well-p. person
pod
poem
)(
)( , )(
poet
241
plug
|| p. boat
)(from
H derive
p.
playground
p.
for
) . . . (
)(
) ( ,
| , | ,_|/|
^ )(
)( , ,
) (
*r ) (
pleat
plebiscite
pledge
playwriting
][HAFTOKIIE
. v. 5 )2\-
)( ,
|| p._||
_
^
][MENADER
oneself
][MISKIIAYEV
plenary
|| p. session^
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)(
)(
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|
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|
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) -\ (rev. con.
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|| ' 5 | /
5'
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|| *
plexiglass
)()(
pliable
)pliers (sg.
plight
][TSORE
| )( , |
)-\ (scheme
||
][BENEIMES
'|,
[SIPER-
)(;
)||2
plod
pleasantries
5
, _
],[HANOE
also
plotter
H 2. v. ) (
Hp. up |
plowshare
pluck 1. n.
||2
)(spirit
|
) ( , 5 ) (
(
] -\2ifyou p. see_ _
[MOYTSE
_)( ' , /_int .2. ,

_)( )( ] * , [ M O Y K I I L
pleased
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)(
|| )( , 5 )(
] - [NIKIIE ;
)(
plow 1. n.
)(
|*
pleasurable
|
) || (hook p. )(
v.
| | 5 ; { _ _
];[NOYSE-KHE'YN
|| .
)(
|| p. against| ~\vi.'|
)||2
exchange
pleasing see pleasant; pleasurable
'|
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)plot 1. n . (story
] , H A M A ' Y S E
|| p. under ' |
pleasantly also
pleasantry
p. of good things
, )(
pleasant
] [
|U ' V, T
.please|,
]
?
nocent
| ,* )p. for (a party
) H p. of( , ; )( ] [ Z O L
|| | )(
) || p. (with| ] [ T A Y N E
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plenty
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plenipotentiary
plentiful
plaza
)...(
)[MAFTiEKh] H (donation
)-\ (pawn
plaything
)(
)( ],[MAshKNMAshKONEs
.
playpen
playwright
1. n.
) H (pawn )(
playmate
) ( ][KhAVER KhAVEYRIM
)5(
)(
playground
plug 1. n.
)|| (electric
] [ 5 ,
)(
[TAYNEGTAYNU-
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|| (mixed
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|| (some- ] [ N A K I I E S
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,
H at your p.
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! -\ with p. -
] , [ K O V E D
], [MEKIITEYSE
Hwith the greatest

||
][A'DERABE
][VEA'DERABE
p. also
240
playgoer
planning 1. adj.
. || 2....
) . ( b o t a n i c a l plant 1.
|| ) (
)( , ) (
)(|,
. || 2.
)(
) H (abandon|
)(
|| p. of Paris
|| (of
. H 2. ' | <(
pivot
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plantation
plasma
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plaster 1. n.
5 ][MEFAYES
placate
) ( , ),(1
plastic 1. adj.
||2
)plastic
)(
|| )(; 8 )(
plate 1. n.
) ( ; )( [MOKEM
5|5 ,|-
||
)|(|;
chromium; gold; nickel; silver
||
2.
plateau
|| (in-
)|(|
||
)(enroll
)(
][SIIA'LVEDIK
)(
platoon
^ ) (
)(; ) . . . (
words
)H (leeway
plagiarize
)( ];[MAGEYFE
plague 1. n.
platter
plausible
also
play 1. n.
],[poshET
||
also
)(simple
plain 1. adj.
\-
)(clear
|| p. man ][MIES
)(homely
)(
|| | ][KIIAY-VEKA'YEM
p. on ,[OYDEF] -
2. n.
)||2
|
)H (game
|
)(trick
plaintive
) || begin to p. (a piece | |
,
-\ vi.
)(with
end
||
H begin to p. | )(
|| vi. | |
) ( , )(
) ( , 5 )( plaintiff
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| ,'|
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plagiarist
platitude
|| be p. ,
|-|
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platinum 1. adj.
||2
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5_|
|| 2.
) \ (seat |
)(
) || (railroad )(
) H (stg. unusual |
)|(|,
)(
||
MEKOYMES] -\ take p.
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the
. place 1.
.| ) -\ (snugly | | ,_||
. see
placable
placard
. vt. 2\-
|'|
| , ] ,[MERAKIIEM -
pizza
) -\ take p. (on
)(factory
5 | ,_|-
||
pivot
,
|| according ) (
] ;[ALPI [ K E s h u -
)|('|,
v. imp/pf
)(
)( ,
playbill
playboy
)( , )(
)(; ) (
,
)(
) || (tool ) (
)(background
. -\ cf. airplane || 3. )(
||
-\ p. off |
)(
player
playgoer
RE] H 2.
plane 1. adj.
. n. ||2
)|(
playful
to p.
)|(|
H p. up vt.
|| | )(
plan 1. n.
) || (political ) (
planet
plank
)(
239
pity
)|(|,
v.
)(transmit
pill
- )( pill
? )( pillar
|| 2.
|) (
)(
)(
pipeline
piping hot
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. )||2
piracy
|| ) . . . (
, |
v.
( L E L A ' A G -
( pirate 1. n .
)(
2.
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'|
)/(
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pistil
pillow
pillowcase
)( , ) (
pistol
| . || 2. )( . pilot 1.
)(
piston
pimple
) || (stone
pit
) ( 1. n .
H p. of the stomach ? ) (
. v. (p -
pillory 1. n.
| -\ (remove pits from) - | |

|
|| p. black
2.1|| .
* )(
pinafore
)(
pincers
) -\ (tone )( ,
|| ) || (need pinch 1. n.
... c/. dash || a p. of
|| at a p. || p. of snuff
_|; |
H 2. v. )( , )(
|
) Hp. down (fig.|

H|
)pitch 1. n . (throw
8 . v/imp 2 \-
) ) -\ (tent | ( | ,_ |
|

)(
pine (tree) 1. adj.
|| ,...
)(
)(
)(

ping-pong
pitchfork
, )...(
also
)( [MiKhshL
')(
pitfall
)(
pithy
pitiful
)( , )( ,
pittance
][shiBEsh
)(
pitted
pity 1. n .
) -\ it's a p. (that )(;

, ,
!
|
)pinpoint 1. adj. (accuracy
| , | ) - (

||
)(,
what a p.-
)/(
|| p. for living things
H have p.
)(
* )(
|| (in
) (
) (
n.
(KhoLETs
1.
|| 2. v.
pint
half p.
pioneer
)Palestine
K h A L U T s i M ] H 2. v.
* /
pituitary gland
)( ],[RAKhMONEs
pinnacle
)(
M B E R A K h M pitiless [ u]NESDIK
pink
)pinky (finger
]MIKhshoYLIM
pith
pine v.
pineapple
)pitcher (jug
) !| ( f i g .
2. n.
) ' ( )pitcher (baseball

)(
pincushion
1
pitchblende
)(
pin 1. n.
H sit on p.s and needles 8 )(
)pitch (tar
p. dark -
,
) || (mechanism ^ )(
) H (mark |
) || (degree
)( )(
[TSA'R-BALEKIIA'IMI
><
|| p. man also

)(
)(
) 8 || (Jew. pious
)(Jew.
[ T S A D E K T S A D I -
[ T S E D E Y, K E S I
H p. woman
)(
|| )( , ) (
^ ) ( , )(
)KIM
[ T S N U E I
1. n.
pipe
)(tobacco
238
pilgrimage
) || (chess* )(
)
formance) also
in - 6 )(
H to p.s (
picayune
| ],[MEVULBL
|| go to p.s
|'|
p. together
, ,
||
^ )(
piccolo
n.
pick
see pickaxe
)(digging
) || (choice $ )(
|| |_| >(
2
piecemeal
'_ ,
piecework
)( , )(
) || (flowers |
v.
)|| (harvest
|| p. a quarrel | | ) H (teeth_|
| ,5| , -
)[(|
)(with
H p. on | <(
)piercing (sound
piety
)(reverence
|| p.'s milk )(
pig
pigeon
|| ) . . . ( pigeonhole 1. n.
)2\-
5
2.
pierce
)( ][KhAZERKhAZEVRiM
)-\ (delay
)(strumming
)take one's p. (of
|| , | | , | -
|| ,*> ][TSITKES
|-
1.
p.
||
')(
pier
|,
|,
picayune
|_|,
|-|
)(choose
|| (tune, o n i n | | )|| (stress)(lift
|_|
|| p. up
|| ( s n a t c h |
)strument
) H (obtain||
|| (recover) vi. | |
)up
|
|
|| carry p.
)(fig-
)|(|
out
pickaback
) ( , ) . . . (
|| )(
pickaxe
)picket 1. n. (in a fence
piggyback )||2
see | . v.
pickaback
piggybank
)(
( pickle 1. n.
) ||2
n . v. ' |
pig
iron
-\ (vegetables) also_'| , |
(
)(
pigment
)( ] [
pigsty
w )(
)(
pigtail
)(tool
, ,_
)(
[ G A N E F
pike
) ( , )( , ) ( , )(
||2
|-
p. up
||
) ( , )(
)pile (pole
pictorial
picture 1 . n.
| ^ | ] ;[LAKKIVN5|
)(
|| have one's p. taken
|| * ) (
)|| (imagine
2. v.
|-
||
pilfer
|| (to P a l e s t i n e : )( pilgrim
)( ][OYLE-RE'GL
$5$5|
)Jew.
pilgrimage
picturesque
) ( || meat p. , ) ( * >
pie
-\ p. in the sky ) (
-\ have one's fin-
|*
ger in the p.
)[NESIE] H make a p. (Jew.

[ 1
)(of
H p. postcard
piles
][BAGANVE
picnic 1. n.
;...
$atomic|| )
( takep.a p.
H p. in vt/vi||
)|| (disorderly
pickpocket
5 | , | )(
pickled
] G A N O V I M

pike )||2
) . v.(fish
)( |
) ( , )pile 1. n. (heap
|| _||)(
)(strike
|| (for per-* )(
piece 1. n.
237
piano
philatelist
)(

philately
1. adj.
philistine
. || 2.
. || 2.
1. adj.
)(animal
)(
||
)(
)(
. || 2.
],[RUEKIIRUKIIES
philosophical
)(
phone see telephone

)(
phoneme
phonetic

)(, -
phonetics
. || 2. ) (
|
][TFILN
) || ( o f p h y s i c s ) ( m a t e r i a l
, H ( b o d i l y ) ,
|| p. educa ) -\ ( m e d i c a l ; ^
)(
physiognomy
[ P A R T S E F -
also
1. adj.
|| ,
) (
|| grand p. ) (
pianist
piano
)(
pew
pewter
)(
][PARE
5 ] [

)(

. 2.
Pharaoh
Pharisaical
] [ T S V U A ' K
pharisee
)Pharisee (Jew.
)(
||
phantom 1. adj.
) ( , )(
pharmaceutical 1. adj.
2. n . p.s
)(,
pharmacist
';
)(
pharmacy
) || ( s h o p
) (
6 ) ( , ) (
)(
)( ,
phase
pheasant
phenomenon
)( , )(
|,
)(fig
physique
)(

2.
physics
] P O ' N E M P E ' N E M E R
)( ,
*.
||
physicist

) ( ][ZY
H p. jury . . .
tion
physician
)(
\ - ,
phylacteries
physical
||
petty
)|(
photographer
phrase 1. n.
)(
||
pettiness
)...(
. 2.
)(law
photograph 1. n.
photography
pettifogger
)(thing
photogenic
)(person
phosphorus
petticoat
phonograph
)(
)(
philosophy
petrify
petroleum
phlegm
phlegmatic -
'|
philosophize )
$| r
1. n.
petite
petition
' 6 ) ( ; ) ( petrel
philology
* ,
petal
philosopher
2. v.
* )(
philologist
)(
)(
Philistine
||
|| p. name
philological
)(
)(
\-
)(
)(
|,
)(
petal
phew int.
philander
)(;
,
[ ] ...
)( ,
)(
|)(
philanthropic
philanthropist
] [ B A L B A L E
philanthropy
] [ T S D O K E
236
pet
6|;
personify
_|,
| , | .
|,
personnel
_||
||
perspire
( \-
|| (per ||
_ ,
|-
|,
by p.
];[NEGEYE
'|
||,
||,
)(
)|('|
peruse
pervade
|5
* )(
*|
persecute
] , [ R O Y D E F
)(
] , [ R E D I F E
)(hum.
_ | _
5; 6;
_/_;.../
||;
| ,
||
.v
6|,
)(
|5|
5|,
| , |
) (

)(
||
)(,
)(,
|,
], [MOYEKh
pessimistic
)(
pester
|
, ' |)
-
5 ) (
] , [ M A G E Y F E
pestilence
) 6 )n.(human.1pet
Persia
adj.1Persian.
|_|,
||;
|| t h e y p. _
H p. in |
]persistence,
_|
in their r e q u e s t
)(
persist
TKUME[;5
][AKShONES
] [; ;
persistent
, ] [
pessimist
pest
) || (pesterer 5
] [ T K U M E
)(
peso
pessimism
persevere
|*
n. 1pervert .
perseverance
,EKh] H
; )(
][NEGishEs
[ K O Y -
perverse
perversion
persecution
' ) ( ;
] V U L B L
perplexity
pervasive
5 ,';
perplexed
perplexing: p. question also
pertinent
perusal
perplex
)( ][KAshE
| ; ||
|-|
H become p.
pert
perturb
perpetuate
[ M E - 9
* ] , [ s h A Y E K h pertain to
8 ) ( ] [
perpetual
] [ M E V A L B L
persuasive
; ,
_*
)suading
)_>
^,
. 2.
perpetrate
] [ D O ' Y R E S D I K
)b y asking
|| obtain by p.
peroxide
||
persuasion
^ -
] [ M A T E R
^ )(
persuade
_ ) (
.perpendicular1adj.
perspiring
|| ; - | [ P O Y -](EL
)H (rabbinical
| | ;
n.
| ] [
perspiration
_|| ;
also
||,
)8 < (,
perspective
.
.
1permit
.*
)(

permit
|| ) ( ,
p.s
||
)(
) || ( i r o . ; 5
person
) (with n u m .
in p.
][GUFE
||
[ B I K I I V O ' Y D E - U B E A ' T S -
\p.-to-p. call(ME]-
)( , ) (
|| ( r e l a t e d to per
personage
) || ( v e r y o w n
)(
personal
)sons
personality
235
permission
. !2 || . ) (
pep
n. 1perfume .
,; perfunctory
500
] ; [ K I L A K I I E R - Y A ' D
peppermint
||
miles p . h o u r
, ][EFshER
|| or p. ?
perhaps
* ) (
)questions
|| cf.
perambulator
perceive
)(|; |
' ) (
|| ( p u n c -
detect
)(
perigee
peril
)(
perilous see dangerous
perceptible
][SAKONE
) period ( t e r m
' )(
) (
)(
)\\
|||- ,|
^ )(
percolator
perish
|| p. i n - ;
percussion
||
perishable
) ( ] [
)(
5'
][OYVER
perk up vt.
) -\ (ears_|
).-permant(_,
-\ 2. .
5
,
) ( ,
)( 8
] [ L E D O Y R E S
|-|;
permeate vt/vi
|| | | | - , | )(
|
||
vt. also
)(odor
] [ M U T E R
) ( ,
permission
|| ] ,[REshu's )( ][HARshoE
)(
] ; H E T E Y R I M
[ H E T E R
)(rabbinical
)( [ H E K h s h E R
]HEKhshEYRIM
adj.
| | ; _ ][MAshLEM
perfection
][SIILEYMES
][BishLEYMEs
perfectly also
||
] , [ M I M E Y L E
] , N E S
perforate
[BEOY-
perforce
],[BEHEKhREKh
] , [ B E L E ' S - B R E ' Y R E
][BALK.ORK.hE
|| | | ,
) vi. ( a c t
permissible
)(Jew.
) H ( i r o .,
permanently also
||,
],.perfect
||
adj.
)(wave
perennially also
| | | - , ' | , v.2.
'|
1
perennial
perjurer
] [ A V E Y R E S
| , 5 _
strument
) || (plant
| ] , [shvuE perjury
|| vi.
percolate
periscope
! ] s - v E K h 0 L L E 1 [ K h A
||
n. 1
periphery
)(
3 || (nose) - | |
)fish
| vi .2.
periphrastic
H commit p.
-,
( [ N y ](perch
!|| p. the thought
][TFISE
perceptive
peripheral
) (seat
.
(perch
perception
periodic
periodical
n. )
) (
)tuation
percent
percentage
)(
per
],[YOYTSE
|| (in
500
pep
pepper
||
||
||
vt.
perform
)(ceremony
| | | ; |*

|| )(
)(mechanism
],[PULE
performance
)( , ) (
) ( , -
)H ( b y a performer
)(
)(
)(task
) || ( p l a y
)(
) H ( i r o . )(
234
people
)(
p.
|| be
pencil sharpener
1. adj.
||,
vt.
_||,
_||
|| be p.
pendulum
)(
penetrate
) ( , _-
; ,
)(
)(
)(
penicillin
peninsula
|| ;
];[YIKIIES
] [TshuvE ) ||2
. vi. H 2.
n. |
)(
) (
also
)_ (
||
(
] , [ P R U T E
-||; | |
|| (noble- _|
)( ] , [ S Y
down
|| p.
_||
,
|| the P . )(
)(equal
)man
)(
)(
peevish
) ( i w a l l ) (
] ,[KhuMEsh
-) ( t r a d i t i o n a l Y i d d i s h v e r -
] [ T O Y R E
)sion
[Kho-
) Pentecost ( C h r i s t i a n
G E ] H cf. Shabuoth
)(
penthouse
][DIRE
, ; -
pent-up
-
)people 1. n. (ethnic g r o u p ; sg.
(per ) - ( ; )( ] [ U M E...
|j p.'s ,_
)sons;/?/.
'|
|| 2. v.
peg
)(
Pentateuch
peer
)peeved: be p. at (rev. con.
pensive
pentagon
peephole
peer
||
pensioner
)(
)peep (peek
) ( r , ) (
pension 1. n.
| ] [ S Y
peep
penny
)(
(sound) 1. n.
penniless
) || ( f a r t h i n g ; fig. )(
)(
pen name
][NEShOME
) ||2
peel 1. n.
|| p.offvi. | ) -\vi. | ( |
) pennant||2
)v. (.
peek 1. n.
, | |
][BAL BALE
2. n.
pedigree
penitentiary )||2
. vt.
imp/pf
)...-(
][KSAV
)spiring
)( , ) . . . (
penitent
penmanship
pedestal
pedestrian 1. adj.
) (
) ( , | )( penis
1. adj.:
peddler
] [ M E D I ' N E
|| ( u n i n -...
][EYVEREYVRIM
peddle
) ( , )(
)(
be p.
pedantry
] [ D I K D U K E - A N I ' E S
penetration
pedantic
] [ M E D A K D E K
-\ vi.| /
pedant
] [ M E D A K D E K
)( ,
|-|;
) ( , )(
pending
. prep. | 2\-
pedant
<
)(,
_ ) (
pellet
pell-mell
1
pelt n.
)( , ) (
pelt vt.
| , | ) * -(
pelvis
)(
) ( , )(
...
|| (moral) also )(
pen
penal
penalty
) ( ] [ O Y N E S I I o N s h i M
|| do p. ][TshuvE
penance
|
_ )(
pencil
233
pedal
patter
payable
) H (look d o w n_ ] [ , |
)...(
payday
| , | 5
)(
payload
)'( )( ,
\\ make )(
payment
) -!additional p.(
) H (sewing ) (
a p.
(1) H ( g r a m m a t i c a l ) also
.||
)(
|| ] ,[shoLEM 5
|
) | (
*
)(; ) ( ,
pea
-\ 2.
). (after
||
'5
]KhE] -| at p. (with) ,[BEshoLEM
H P. Corps
] [ B A ' Y E S
))1 make p. (with

peaceful
)(
)(
peach
)(
] , N I M
)(variegated
^ )(
paunch
[ K A P T S N K A P T S O -
pauper
)(
] [ E V Y E N E V Y O Y N I M
3 | ] [ , |
)(
pauperize
pause 1. n .
] , [ H A F S O K E
| | ,_| . H 2. )(
peak
)|(|
|| p. the
|| p. season
. || 2. ;
patterned
peacock
)( , )(; ...

)(modeled
)(
] [ M I S I I K L M I S I I K O L I M
|5|)(
peace
p. of mind
[ M E N U -
)(
H domestic p.)(
| , |
peaked
peal 1. n.
pave imp/pf
' | /
) || (sidewalk )(
H cobblestone p. )(
) Hp. butter (
)(
)(
||
pearl
)peasants
)(
[ K I I E T L
pebbly
| , | ) (
)( ,
] [ B A L B A L E
pawnshop
)(
, ]pay 1. n. , [sKhiREs
imp/pf
-\ 2.
*;
peccadillo
|| (a
||
peck vt/vi
also
peculiar
||
)(1
pedagogy
pedal 1. n.
)(
pawnbroker
) -\ (an( , | , | |
peculiarity

)( , )(
pecan

)( ,
| ,|-
. 2.MAshKONEs] -
| ) ) H vi. (be w o r t h w h i l e ( |
]KhATO'lMLEKh
|| p. to ,-
)pawn (chess
2
peat
pebble
) (
*
)(
paw 1. n.
) ( pawn 1. n. [MAshKN
peasantry
)(
. || 2. ) (
pavilion
(of
)(; ) (

) ( ][LY
pear
)peasant 1. adj. (peasant-like
||2
peanut
] [ R E ' B E
way
pavement
|
)( )(,
patter
pattern 1. n.
|| 2. v.
)payment
additional
|| p. (sb.) a visit | |
)visit
-\ p. attention |
|| ,_|| ,|| )(
| | , | [si-
)p. off vt. (debt
|| vi. |
)L E K ] -\ (creditor
also
-\ p. off one's debts
|| | |
H p. up vt. | |
| ,!
vt/vi
232
patronize
||
)the back (fig.
| , |,
|| ( i n a
)(
) ( , )(
3. v.
| )-/(
) ||2
|
patch 1. n .
||2

- )(
H p . leather
|
|| 3. v.
5 n'
)(fig.
|| ( i m p e r -
]GEv,[DEREKh-A
||
paternity
path
)-\ (rage
)(
] , [TShUKE
^ ]RE[YEYTSER-HO
)path
,
|
] [,
H be p. ;
|| p.

)(
)(,
)(
] [ K E Y L I M
person
L O N I M ] H 2. n.
)(
)(
||2
1.
) ( , )(;
)-
|| | (
cf.
||
)(
patrol
)(
3. prep,
[ M I -
\-
,
paste 1. n.
2
|-
||
5_ ) ( ,
)(
] [ K O Y N E K O Y N I M
H p. on
-
)...(
,
be a p. of (arts) also
patronage
9 n. . ,
5(
)patronize (client
|
pastime
)(
patronize
?.
)(
patron
) ,
] [
Ts] H half p. t w oKhu
patriotic
) H (client
|| 5_'
H 2. adv. also
patriarch
; *
n.
H p. master
patio
|| patriotism
, . v. ) ( ;
n.
past 1. adj.
H for some time p.
; ;
patriot

) ]( , [ O V E R
passport
' ^ ) ( , ) ( password
patient 1. adj.
Passover 1. adj.
][PEYSEKh
][KhoYLEKhELoiM

][
|| lose p. also
[ S A V L E N S A V -
)(
)(
)( ,
passive 1. adj.
) (tolerance ||2
. n.
passionate
patience
H he lost his p. also
)(
pathetic
||
passion
)-(
to the door of
][U'RKIIE
] , [ T A Y V E
also
)H (desire
pathological ||2
. n.
] [ S A V L O N E S
)manent
'5) ( , )(
) H beat a p. ( ][DEREKhDROKhiM
;
|| in p.
passim
passing adj.
passer-by
] [ K A M E
][TSAD
also
)(
||
paternal
|| ) ( ; ^ ) (
||
)(
)(
)H (fatherly
8',
passenger
)(
patchwork
-\ p. medicine
(foot
passe
H pf. ) ( , |
!*< ) (
)( ,
patent 1. adj.
;...
also
) || ( c o r r i d o r
)book
pastor
pastoral
pastrami
)'(' )(
pastry
; ) (
pasture
|| 2
H a p. on
pat 1. adv.
)( , )(
231
passage
')(;
|| ( p a r ' ) (
[TSAD
)ticipant
)H (group
]TSDODIM
'_ ,
) ( ] , [ S I M I L E
)(,
going - ) ( , ) (p.
[TSEYSKHO-
||
) -\ ( i n c o m p l e t e
,[ ] H treat {
{5
| [BE-
)(telephone
][MASE-PO'NEM
also
[NOYSE-
)(
)) n. (route. 1pass ( ,
also
)H ( i n a discussion
)(,
.2
)vt/vi
)distance
6_|,
||
over
(go
5|vt.
)(exam
|| vi.
|,
||
||
)(hand
)(fig
][SIIEMETS
||
particular 1. adj.
||
-\ ( l a w ) vt.
|_|,
|| vi.
||
be p.P I D I M ] -
|| ) ( ] [ P R A T P R O T I M
|| 2. n.
)(hum.
)(
||
H let p.
particularly
6 ][BIFRA'T
parting n.
) ( ,
|| bring to p.
|5 ,|
come to p.
-\ p. around vt.
-\ p. away vi.
| |
)(
||
'...
partial
cf.
)(party
||
partisan
1.
)(guerilla
) || (guerilla ) (
|| 2. n.
) ( ,
vt.
adj.
p. offvt||.
||,
)( [ M A K P E D M A K -
||
|| p. on | | , | ) 6 ( ) (be v a l i d
*|| vi
)(
) ( o v e r t a k e-
d i e )||5 |
p. by see p
)(
) H (grammar
)(
|-|
.|,
5|,
particle
||,
| ) (
8|-
) || (dust *
participle
5|-|,
_||
|,
)(
)H (wall
)(
[NishKo'shE-
)(acceptable
) ( ][KhALUKE
],[MEKHITSE
]DIK
)(,
-\ ( r o u t e ) also
5)(
) ( , )( ,
) . . . (
also
) ) H (ship (
(
|
,
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partridge
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230
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9
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|
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8 free on p. -15_
parasite
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229
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also
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228
227
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||
| ,
overwhelm
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(rev.
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oyster
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H 2. v.| ,
226
overweight
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overburden
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| |
overalls
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overreach oneself
overrule
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overrate
overripe
overrun
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overpower
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overpay
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overpopulated
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oversleep

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overtake
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overtly also
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overturn v t / v i
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outwit
225
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output
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outlast
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outlandish
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outgoing
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||
outer
outshine
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224
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orderly 1. adj.
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222
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|| vi. | ) H ( c a r , ' |
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'| ,| ,|
oppress
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) H(functioning )(
*
4
] [ B A S Y E K I I I D E
[ B E N Y O K I I E D
] B N E Y - Y E K I H ' D I M
] [ S V O R E
] [ M E V I N E S
] K E
] [ L O Y D A ' Y
- [ D A A S - H A K O
] [ L E F I D A T I
[ B A L - P L U ' K T E
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] , [ B E Y O Y D I M
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221
oneself
|| count the O .
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|| be o. ] [
|| _
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oil
also
|| ( i m p a t i e n c e ) also
? . . .
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that
| , | | , | |

omit
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oil
oil painting
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oil well
|| ,
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omniscient
] D E Y E - H A ' K L D I K
omniscience
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|| ( l i t ) -
||
)(
omnipotent
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||
oil 1. n .
) || ( e d i b l e
omnipotence
?...
] [ H A L E V A ' Y
) ( , ) ( , omission
)(
]v. [HAshMOTE
imp/pf
oh for . . .
H oh
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also
oily
,
v.
oink 1. int.
. ||2
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3. prep,
, ) || ( t r a i n , b u s ] [ A F
|| I d o n ' t h a v e_ ) o n o ||n e ' s p e r s o n
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!
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|| v. . e
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|| o. age ' | grow 0.
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. adv. 2 \-
. maid
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||

] , [ Y O Y V L
||
) ( a ss o o n a s
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|| 2. conj.
one 1. num.
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old-time
old-timer
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| | . . . ...ological
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oneness
oneself
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old-fashioned
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|| t h e o.s w e I e n t o m o l o g i s t t h e o l d 0.
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|| c o s m o l o g y
? H w h a t d o e s o . d o
/ ) ( ) H 4. n . ( n u m e r a l?
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old-age
|| s e e for 0. , '
] [ S K E Y N E
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woman
H o.
] [ M A Y S E
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-\ cf. half || 2. adj.
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] o. story also
] S K E Y N I M
)(
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[ Z O K N
see maid || o. man
|| o. for all
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once 1. adv.
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||
)(
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|
|| at o. ( i n o n e
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>(
220
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)<
) H take o. (at sb. ||
also
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H o. number also )(
. num. ) 2\-

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-
. || 2.
offensive
1. adj.
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||
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of
|| the father of the c h i l d r e n

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|| the state of N e w Y o r k
office
||
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)( ,
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||
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odds
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oddball
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offer 1. n.
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||
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offing: be in the o.
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||
||
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|| take some _|
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. | ||2
)(
offshoot
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a day 0.
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offspring
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||
well || 2. prep.
o. the coast
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,
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;
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||
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often
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||
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|| (Jew.
219
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| , | , | ) ( , | occur -
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||
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adj.-obscure1.
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)(
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2. v.
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objectionable
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observant
obey
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obscenity
obese
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to
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,
oblivion
obliterate
oatmeal
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|
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obliquely also
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oasis
administer
* , , , . . . oblique
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oar
) -\ (curse |
)(
behoove
oakum
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obliged also
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oak
)(
) (do a f a v o r
cf.
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obligatory
][MEKhAYEv
) || (gratify |
||
1. adj.
')(
. ||2
o int.
objective
)(
) (
218
objector
217
nymph

3_ ,
')(
)(_ , * ! -
nutrition
nutritious
) ( ;
|| in a n. nutshell
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nylon
1. adj.
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-
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nursing
)|(
||2
nutmeg
nursing
home
nursing
) ( [ M o v s h E v -
] S K E ' Y N I M
) || (for b o l t )(
? )(
nut
)(
nutcracker
216
nursery
)(amoment ago
n. that
H just
n.
nothingness
_* H be n. compared to
. conj. 2 \-
... , . . . , now ... now . . .
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.notice ,
1
||
nowadays
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|| be n. near ...
|
nowhere
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nuclear
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nucleus
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|| on short
nuance
nubile
)(,
. n ||2
\ - )(
] [ M E D O E
)H (advice
;
n.
'weeks
H give n. to,
| ) ( )(
|| takenude 1. adj.||6 , |
)(employee
) 5 H ( a r t )(
/ | )(
) n. ( o f
|| take n. of | )(
nudge
| , | , also
^ ) ( , nuisance
) -\ make a n. of( , ) (
_ , | ) (
|| _* -
] , [ M E H A D E R
| )( ,|*
)(upon
)(
| , ' | v.2.,
oneself
null 1. adj.: n. and void

.
)](
2.
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noticeable
)(
| | , |
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serve n.
\ -
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numb adj.
) ( q u a n t i t y ,f i g u r e
|| ) ( ) H ( d e s i g n a t i o n
|| Book of N.s ) ( ) ( d i g i t
] [ B A M I D B O R
|| | H 2. v.
| ) ( m a r k
number l . n .
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- ,
)(grammar
)(
,
numerical
numerous
)(
||
) ( ,
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||
|| ) (
)(suckle
)(goods
notions
l. n.
nun
notwithstanding p r e p .
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, ' ) (
) || ( s p i r i t u a l
nourishing
] [ Y E N I K E
adj.-novel1.
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)(
_ )( , )( [Khi-
novelty
]DESh KhlDUShlM
nursery
November
)( , )(
.now n. and , ||
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nourish
novelist
|| ) ( ) ( r o o m
|| ( t r e e s ) ( ) ( s c h o o l
) (n.2.
H male n. )(
|| ' ^ ) ( | ; | 2. v.
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)( ,
_,
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nought
)...(
nurse
notorious
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)...(
)(sicknurse
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notion
numeral
numerator
notify
) numbered ( f e w
|| ) (
be n .
notification
)(
n.
- on 3
H give ( s b . ) n. ( o f
#
) (
n.
)( (newspaper) also
)(announcement
)(warning
nozzle
)( , )(
)
||
nothingness
novice
adv. 1
H every n. and then _
215
nothing

.
. ||2
[1 .
north star
;...
| , w
)(
northwest .
] [ M A ' Y R E V
non-conformist
) (
||
nose
nostalgic
)...(
| ,|
?|| is that n. so
not
)(
n. at all, n. in the least
|| see welcome
)|| (you're welcome
all || it does n. help at all

H he said n. a
non-commissioned officer
)(
|| ) ( ; ) (
nondescript: n. thing
| ... , | ...
) ( ) ( ,
) (
|| || cf. gentile ) (
;
sh]non-Jewish [G01
, ,
!H n.
| ,
)(
notebook
,
)(,
noted adj.
noteworthy
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|| n. but
|| !
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|| )(
|| 12
) (
nook
|| make n. of
also
at n.
_ o'clock n.
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noose
) ( , ) (
) ( ;
][KLAL

,...
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n.
nor
norm
normal
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north
northeast
northeastern
[1
111 d o n. of the kind

] [ A F I L E
non-stop
noodle
noon
| ,
nothing
H for n. ) (
H it's n. 5
)...(
1. pron.
) (
) ( ) ( ,
nonsense
|| take
||n. hour
12 n.s
|| 2
non-Jew
_ _ among n.s a l s o
) || ( p r o m i s s o r y
|,
2. v.
)lomatic
-\ bank n.
nonentity
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) ( ; ) ( ; ) (
|| ( d i p - ) (
none
) || ( h u m . non-existent
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) || (music ) (
notch
-talk,
n\ 1.
] n.
] [ P G I M E
)(
non-committal
)notary (public
_||
) ( ,
] D ; Y A
notable
) (
nonchalant
word
, (-HEVL.
^ ) ( , )
cf.
) || ( k n o w n
)(
nonchalance
nonchalantly a l s o [KiLAKhER-
nostril
nosy: be n.
)(
nostalgia
non-
Norway
Norwegian 1. adj.
||
northwestern
)(
. || 2.
,... . .
H non-smoker
][
nominee
northward 1. adj.

nominee
;...
][
northerly/northern
!>
|| n. lights
214
nominative
nineteen
[shidiEYNish] H n. d. neighbor
nineteenth
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ninetieth
.)
.v/imp
.2
||
nibble
ninety
adj. 1ninth .
)( , )( .
|;
) || ( m i n u t e_ , , ,
H it's n. and w a r m
\\ ( p i . ) also
) (
$ ) (
,
money
no
nipple
) Nissan ( m o n t h
nit
.noI h a v e||
|| ;
|
-\ no more
noble
|
)cents
)(,
,

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.
pron.
1nobody
^ )( , )( )(
)(
,...
;( )
nocturn
nocturnal
)(,
,
||
, ,
P || make n . )(
n.) also
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nicotine
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niggard
[ K A M T S N K A M T S O -
] N I M
niggardly
][KAMTSONISII
_ || at n., by n. ) (
|| last n.
-\ spend
|| n.
the n. i m p / p f
)|('|
and day
)(,
night cap
night club
)( , )(
(faint
)(
' ) (
. ||2
noisy
nomad
nightgown
nightingale
1. adj.
)(
|| i . n . see
_*
nightmare
night school
nighttime 1. adj.
night
nominal
)(
nominate
)(
)(
nominative
nihilism
, ^
nightly
)(
nomadic
nomination
nomenclature
; ' ... ; . . .
night
- good n.
noise
no man's land
)(
)(
)(
adv.
' |
)(
) ( * n
nickname
] [ K O Y L E S
, ] [ ,
nickel-plated
) ( , niece
n. 1nod .
(
];[RAsh
| / | ) v/imp .2
)(
nobleman
noblewoman
nick 1. n.
||)nickel (metal)5
)acter
; ,
)(
niche
n. of time
be no more
) nobility ( s t r a t u m
||.2. n| ...
] [ D I K D U K E - A N I ' E S
H 2. v.
... H 2. int.
|| (of c h a r -
)(
|| in the ) ( , ) (
|| no one_
nicety
) ( , ) (
H in no time
-\ nolonger[TEYKEF,
nitrogen
art. 1
nice
8|; |

n1 nip
H n. in the bud.| ,]
][NISN
|,
nibble
,_
nil
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nimble
nine
213
next door
.2.n
neglected
adj. 1neurotic .
||
,
' )(
)(
|| n. gender ' , neuter
also
neglected
negligee
negligence
|
) || (hum.
neutrality
neutralize
|| cf. mind . . .
, ,

neutral
!"
never
nevertheless
? || what's n.
negligent
_ || a n. amount negligible
|| 5 | )(
new
negotiable
)negotiate (argue
)(? ?
)(manage
negotiations
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newborn ) ( ||2
. n.
* || n. child also
)(
;
newcomer
p[0NEM-KhAD0]shEs
)(
neigh
) ( neighbor [ s h o K h N s h i c h E Y -
]NIM
new-fangled
, ;
newly
neighborhood
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|| n. || local n . news
|| piece of n. ) (
)(
] , [ Y E D I E
] ; [ P S U R E
item
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) (
newsboy
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)(
)(
e
][shKhEYNish
] Y N 1 s h [ s h K h E

adv.
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...
)(
adv .2.
||
neo-
neologism
) ( , nephew

news ticker
)(
Neptune
1next
,; ...
last
adj.
) (
| ,
|| vi.
. )||2
||2
; ; n. to
. n. || n. to nothing
,
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nestle vt.
1. n.
|| n.
] [ K I M A ' T
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nest
| )(
1
net
what H
?n.
adv. . ; ||2
nervous
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-\ n. week *
to
nerve
, '
-\ on the n., ,
v. day
, / | )
n . . . . nor
newsstand
-\ n. year , ' |
||
1. adj.,
)(
neither
) || (impudence )(
] ; [ E R E V
2. pron.
neighborly
. | 3\-
newsreel
NewY ||
newsprint
^ )(
)(
newsdealer
conj. . ) (

|| 4
) ( newspaper
)(
neighboring
1. adj.
net
Netherlands 1. adj.
nettle
)( , )( [shichEY-
)(
network
] ; N E S )(;
)(
neurosis
212
neglect
necessitate
6 ' | , _ [MEKhA-
naturalize
|| | ,_|'|
] , Y E V |
)(;
][BEMEYLE
necessity
also
neck
) H (of a bottle )(
) (
)(

necklace
) . . . ( ,
] [ S E Y D E R
) || (of a thing nature
)( [ M E -
) ) -j (of a fowl ( ,* ) (
H break one's n. )(
become n.d
, ; naturally -
[ H E K h R E K h ] - | 0 f n.
) ( ) ( ,* )(,
*
|'|
naturalize
)H (essence
][TEVE
by n.-
] [ B E T E V E
|| n. ,
]HU'S
naughty
child
|| be n . )(
| ,_ | ; | , -
)(
- )( , )( ,
necktie
)(
,
|,
nauseate
n^e
H (rev.| ) - ( , |
)need 1. n. (want
)con.
)( '|
) || (necessity
|
nausea
) -\ ( t h a t w h i c h is needed )(
)( , )( ,
_ )() H (rev. con.) ,(
H be
|| if n. be
|| ) ( |
][HiTSTARKhEs
)(
in n. of
'|
nauseated: be n. (by) also
| ) ( * , | ) (
, , ] [;
][KhALoshEs
. v. 2 \-
, [ Y A M ] ......
! -\ that's all I n. |
|
||
-\ not n. at all !
, . . ....
] [ K A P O R E S
) ( , ) (
navel
be n. also
needed:
a n o t h e r w o r d is n . here
|| look for a ) (
| ^
) ( )(
n. in a haystack
|| )(
2.v.
|
d
j
3
. p r e p needless
||
..
,
| , | | v .4.
, ; needy
) .(2. n
, , - [ T U
|
)(
1. adj.
||2
negation
w ,
|,
. v.
|
'|
) (slight ' |
) H (overlook
adj. 1Nazi .
adv.2,.nearl . a
\ - ,_
adj. 1nearby .
],[KIMA'T
negate
] [ H E F K E Y R E S
nay
,_' , _ ) (
also
neglect 1. n.
][YA'M
||
2 . a d v ,
]MEDIK
)(
navy
negative
navigator
) ( , ) (
-\ knitting n.
nefarious
navigate
navigation
)...(
needle 1. n.
)( ] ne'er-do-well , [sh L I M A Z L
)( ] T S L E K h || [ L 0 Y - Y.u
navigable
nautical
naval
nauseating
] , [ K O R E V
|| be n.
nearly
near-sighted
| ] [ R I E
, ] [;
] , S E Y D E R
|| not n. also
[ALPI
neat
][DAFKE
necessarily
] [ L A V
|| if n. also
necessary
N

)(
napalm
)(
)(
||
..2

v. n .
)(
)n a p e (of neck
| ,?| , | ; |
napkin
><
narcissus
1narcotic
||
adj.
)(
)(,
)(
)...(
||
cf.
escape
|)(,
,
|| n . p e r s o n
| | ) ( vt/vi .2
) || ( t w a n g y ; ...
nasal
nasty
)( ,
...
)national (countrywide
)membership
also
)H (group
||
naked
] [ O D E M
|| what's ) (
|| b y the n . o f
the n . o f
)( | | ,
)(
) . v. (give a n. - 2
][shEM
) H (appoint | ; ' |
_*
-\ b e n . d after |
n.s
] [ H A F T O Y R E
adj.,.native1
\ n . l a n g u a g e
name
] M s h E [ K 0 Y N E
|| fictitious n . |
H God's n.
)(
,
naivete
1. n.
nationality
|| b e n .
- | c a l l _* ) (
nationalism
)-\ (citizenship
] , [ T M I M E S
) -\ a c q u i r e a n . (reputation
) Khish] H ( n a t i o n a l i t y
(group
naive
) -j (cont. ) (
)( , )( ] [ U M E
[ M E L U -
] [
|| s t a r k n .
nation
)(governmental
nail polish
| *
',
)(
] , [MAK.hMIRIsh
nail clippers
];[TOMEMTMIMIM
)( ] [ T A M
narrow-minded
|-||- ,|
) (
)(down
)(
adj.
1.
(h ar d ware) also
|| hit the n . o n the h e a d
||,
narrator
1narrow
n.
nail
narrative
)(finger
)(
\- n a r r a t e
1,
) -\ (pi.
. - , | |
N
nag
] , [ D E H A Y N E
] [ H A Y N E
] [ K h A V E R
natural
na t i, o l i| zaru | t an
| v., . -

\-
|| t a k e a n .
namely
namesake
1
1. n.
nap
2
)(
211
nameless
) (of c l o t h
nap
210
mythology
musings
|2
Y R. I E nS ]. ' O H [

| )(6
) ( ][
must
|| m. table 5
)(
mustard
)(
) 6 ( | )(
mutation
] , [ M A K H N E
mutilate
keep m.; !
_,
)(
! ][PASEKh
n. 1mutiny .
|,
|,
|,
mutton
|| m. fund ,
) || (gun ) (
)|| (covering
) || (pi. )( ] [ L Y
municipal
munitions
)(
)(| ,
] [ D E R H A R G E
)( , )(
] [,
] ,Khish
myself
] , [ G A Z L O N I S H
[ROTS-
] , [ R E T S I ' K I I E D I K
mysterious
] [ G A Z L E V O Y E
] , [ S O D S O Y D E S
XD
Torah
[SISRE-
) || (developed . . .
the
)||2
of
mystery novel
)(
mystic
mystical
mysticism

|
)(
)(
)( , ) (

*
also
mythology
mushroom
music
)[ N E G I N E ] -\ (written; sheet m.
|| m. lesson
|| m. paper
mystique
mythical
] [ H O ' Y R I E S
museum
) || (Jew.
mystify
myth
muse 1. n.
' )(
] T O ' Y R E
)(
muscle
muscular
mystery
)(
Hmysteries ) ( ,
|< . v.
murmur 1. n.
)(
)(
murderer
murderous
G .U F v. [ ||2
| ] E
' ,
,
][RETSEYEKhROTSKhlM
] [ H O D E S
)(reflexive
mural
.v. imp/pf(2\-
|| m. branch also
)(
myriad
mundane
Munich
)(; murder 1. n.
my
myrrh
mumps
also
myrtle
mummy
)*(
] [ B E T S I ' B E R
mumbo-jumbo
, ][KhA'zERL
)muzzle (mouth
)(
mumble
)(
)...(
|| I m. )'(
mutter
mutual
] [ H A M O ' Y N
mum
mutinous
also
)(
multitude
-\ m.'s the word_|
'|
|| (numbers) vt.
mutineer
|| )(
multiply vt/vi
)( , )(
muted
imp/pf
| }I
mute
multiplication
] [ K E Y F L
mustache
)(|,
] [ K E Y F L - K I F L A ' I M
musk
|| m. not | * <(6
)(; *
.-2 v
multiplication
;...
||
)(
)(artist
musical
musician
)(player: less respectful
)( ,
)(
][KLEZMER
209
multiple
)movie (film
) || (house ^ ) (
-\ at/to the m.s
||
^ ) (
)(
) (
=;
||
||
||
||,
m. camera
moving van
)( (stairs
|
)(
)(pictures
|| c/. climb | 5 |
)(jewels
) || ( / . ) (
mountain
mow
H make a m. out of a mole-
M r . see Mister
hill
; )=*(
mountain
| ,|
Mrs.
) H ( i n c e r t a i n c i r c l e s
^ ,
mountaineering
]VERTE[KhA
|| as m . as ] , [ASA'KII
m.
|| not so m. as '
'
much
H how ' ;
'|
mountainous
mourn vt.
|| vi.|
|| so m.
)( ][OVLAVEYLIM
mourner
H so and so m. ][AFILE
; ,
mournful
|| wear m.
mourning
|| ' ;
]KhKh-vEKA[KA
|| not m . of ][sAKh
|*
not m .
...
)-(
mouse
| make m . of - _
) || ( a n i m a l ' s )-_(
mouth
-\ very m.
so
muck
mucus

) (
) ||2
'|,
,
||2
1. n.
mud
)(grimy
| ,|
muffle v.
) (
) (

) || (face ) (
muff
muffler
)n. (jug
mug
)(
2
|
) (
mugger
) ( , ) (
mugging
,
|
5,
vt .2.
|| |* || make a m .
)H (emotionally
)|(
H (in|;
|| | |
| *
)p a r l i a m e n t a r y procedure
| ,
|*
||
| ,
| ;
vi.
) H ( i n a game | |
| | ,
) ) H (household (
mule
multi
| ? | |- ,_| H m . out_
_||
H m. heaven and earth
multifarious
1. adj.
) || (in vehicle | |
| H m. on | |- ,.|
) ( ,
"
mulatto
multilingual
) -\ (house change)(
_||- H m. in -_| , |
) (
) -\ (in a game )( ][TNUE
mufti : in m.
' ) (
n. 1move .
)carrying
multipurpose
,(,
movable
) mufti ( A r a b
mug v.
|| , . . . ,[sAKh] . . .
mouthwash
mouthy
-\ ( b y| , | / ; ) | ( |
], [PARTSEFPARTSUFIM
mouthful
muddy
) (
)(
muddle
1. adj.
'|;
)(
; ) ( )(
'| ,|
) eq up aH )( o
|,
|| ) (
) -\ (of a r i v e r ) (
' | / open one's big m .
multiple
) || ( p h y s i c a l )(
movement
)see move (.
)(
mover
208
mount
mosque
( w i t h v e r b s ) c o o k / w r i t e / . . . some m.
mosquito
|$|/||.../
)(
)(
)(,
)(
|| m. c h i l d r e n
-| for the m. part 5

H 2. adv.
||;
8 ; ,
<w ) (
^ )(
mother 1. n.
|
,
)(
,
||
2. v.
motherly
)(,
Mother's Day
|| ) ( , ) (
)(
)( ,
also
motion
)(gesture
)(parliamentary
||
|| on ,
||
^ )( ,
)(
,
<
motivate
motivation
)(
)(
)(
motor
motorcyclist
motorist
) ( |
)(
] [
moronic
morose
] [ A ' T S V E S D I K
) ( , )(
* )(

||
| juicy m.
n.
1.
. ||. . . 2
||
'|
|| (house ) || ( m i l i t a r y
)(cement
motorman
)( , )(
motto
)mount vt. (horse
mortar
)(crusher
)(
also
)hold
)(
(
1. n.
mortgage
| ][MAshK-N
)flesh
|| *
)(
mortification (of the
[SIGEFSIGU-
of m.
act
] F I M
|,
[ M E V A -
)(
motorize
mortality
)(
mortal
)(deadly

)'(
morsel
] [ K E Z A Y E S
adj.
] , [ B O S E R V E D O ' M
morrow
) || (small ) (
moron
] [ B E H E Y M E
motorcycle
)( , -
||,
motley
crowd
good m .
)(
the
Morocco
)(,
) ( ) ||2
)(
||
)(;
) ( motive [ T A M
, .T
A Y
].MIM
|| m.
)(
m. after
motionless
)(,
motion picture
)(
)(
in the m.
)*!(
) ( ) (
'
)(
morning
)H (forenoon
mother tongue
][LoshN
] [ T N U E
' )(,
mother-of-pearl
2. n.
Mormon
)(
motherhood
1. adj.
mother-in-law
1. adj.
moth
morgue
moribund
] [ N O Y T E - L O ' M E S
mostly
|| * ) ( , ) (
- ,
] , [ M E ' Y S I M
|
| n. . ||2
motel
mores
)(
||
',
^ )(
moreover
][AKIIU'TS
most
][SROV
H 3. n. at the m .
| make the m . of
moss
1. adj.
moreover
flesh
)mortify (vex
Z E ] -\ m. the
)(
[ T O Y R E S -
)(
] , D A N E R
Mosaic: M . L a w
M o V s h E ] H M . faith
] [
mosaic
[MAKhME-
Moslem
)(
Molotov cocktail
207
more
)( [KhoYDEsh
month
]KhADOShlM
|| ,monthly 1. adj. [} ...

) ( 2. n.
)( , monument
* '6 ) ( Molotov cocktail

) ( ! , [ R E G E )( moment
|| for the ) || ( i m p o r t a n c e
|| in a m . , m.
a m. ago $ , ' $
$ ,$
/ momentarily 11
^ - , , momentary
something m. (as - ;(1
pleasure o r relief) [ K I I A Y E -
)(
monumental
| moo
*> ) ( , )( mood
)( )(grammatical
]sho
; ] moody [ A ' T S V E S D I K
momentous
) ( ,
|| new m. )( ] moon [ L E V O N E
]YLEMDIK[BERUME-shELO
] [ M O Y L E D
|| gather m. ( i n momentum
* , _ moonlight [ 1
$|'|5 )running
moonlit [ 1
)( monarch
^ moonstruck
) ( monarchy
)( Moor
)( monastery
Moorish
, monaural
moot
$ , ,
] [ T E ' Y K U D I K ?Monday'.M$|| s
; monetary ...
( mop 1. n.
) ||2
|| cf. dough*> ) ( money
) || m. up|(| ) ( )(up
5 ) ( money-changer [ K I I A L F N
|| behind
\\ ( m i l i t a r y ) also u p m o p p i n g

moral 1. adj.
. n ||2
)|| (of a fable
)(
[ M U S E R - H A ' S K L ] -\ cf. morals
morale
morality
| ) ( ] , [ M U S E R| moralize
] [ moralizing n.
; ] morals [ M I D E S
; morbid
|| (addi ) ( ; )more (not less$
|| m. and m. b e a u t i f u l ) t i o n a l
] m. or less _
a dollar m. or - ,
|| less
|| all the m. m. than once
, ] , [APshiTE
]0LshKN,[M1K
||
m.
H no
[AL-
] A ' K H E S - K A ' M E - V E K A ' M E
be no m. ;
]KhALFONIM
money-lender see lender

) ( money order
)( monk
|| make a m. out ) ( monkey
| of
) ( monkey bar
monkey business
$ $ ' ) ( monogram
$$8 ) ( monograph
$ $ ' $ ) ( monologue
$ $ 7 $ | monopolize
)( monopoly
)( monorail
$0$ monotheism
$ $ ' $ , monotonous
$$$ monotony
* ) ( , * monster
) (legendary . ) - (
0
)(
, monstrous
molester
vt .2.
206
|| scale m. also
|| )(
|
,
mistaken
-\ by m. )( , )(
H make a m.
,*adj. 1moderate .,
vt. ( m a k e m o d e r .2-
| ,
|
_*
)( ||
) || (discussion |
)ate
||
_ ] [
|| in m. ,
) = ( , )="(
|| (in c e r t a i n ) = (
moderation

)(
moderator
[shoLEsh
]shLishiM
,; -
modern
also
] [,
)(
] , A N O V I M
[ O N E V
[ B A L E -
] ; B O S T E
] , V E S
)(
'|
][TSNIES
moist
moisture
'|,

|| grow m.
n.
||
m.
also
|| m. hero-
)(
8'
mobile
library
mobility
mobilization
mobilize vt/vi
mock 1. adj.
2
)-(
molecule
|; |
)( ,
mob
)(skin | | - , | ) - ( ; | ][ , |
|-
)(mole

)(,
| )(
)( |
'
v. , (. -
||;
)(
)(
] [ H A M O ' Y N
moan 1. n.
moldy
)(medicinal
mold
) . . . ( a n i m a l )-mole
mixture
)|( |
molasses
|
)(confused
)(
molar )||2
. v.
mixed
mixing bowl
|| * )( , )(
| , | |
6
|| m. up
( 1mold.
/Pf
-\ mix up see confuse | |
)(
mitten
n.
moisten
) . . . |(,
mitigation
)| ,- ( | )~ ( |
adj.[MAKh-Mohammedan1.
|| , | , |
mitigate
? )(
||
mite
( mix 1. n .
mohair
2 ) .(MEDANish]H
.v/imp
)(
modify
H pf.
misunderstanding
Mogen )||2
?David
. vt/vi
[ M O G N )(
imp
misty
)( , )(
] D O ' V E D
|'|,
5 ) ( , _)( modification
mistrust 1. n.
|
modesty
| ,_|
)(
modest
, [ A N I -
mistress
[PASIITNPAsh-
)circles
| < , )(
]TONIM
][REB
^ m. person ] [
)(
)(Jew.
) -\ (Jew. !
_'| ,
2||modernize
v. . | )
-
Mister
][KIIAVER
)(
)H (beloved
|| 2. v.
mistaken: be m.
][TOYE
! || M . ) = (
][ALPI
molehill
molest
molester
)(
] , [ K I I O Y Z E K
] [ L E T S O N E S
)(
)(; ) (
mockery
mock-up
model 1. n.
205
mistake
] , [ T S O R E S
)(,
)(
misery
misfortune
)(;
miracle
and
) (
misgiving
wonders
miracle
worker
] [ B A L M O Y F E S B A L E M O F S I M
misguided
] [ M O Y F E S M O F S I M
] [ V E N I F L O E S
II (
]KhshoshiM
m.s
)(
][shLiMAZL
[KhshAsh
] , [ N E S N I S I M
miracle
[BAL-
)(
)(Jew.
also
) (
) || (printed
mishap
][SIBE
] [
Mishnah
][MISIINE
,[ ] . . .
'|,
M . set
Mishnaic
) ( ] [ N y
) (
misprint
|,
cer
||(
H misuse |
)(
|| v i . ' |
) ( [ 1
)t a i n circles
) || (go w r o n g |
. (non-hit. n.
n.
_||,
| ;
|| |
) (not guess-
) || (pass b y |
)(not hear
||
him
late
H (be
(by
||
|,
)^ (long for
|| I m .
)con
| |
)(bypass
) ( , ) (
|| be m.
( ^
)(
] , S O G E
missile
missing
[](TOES
[ M A Z E K M A Z I -
)(
[ M A Y S E - R A
) (
)(
[ K A M T S N K A M T S O -
-\ be
|| _
mist
1mistake
n.
miser
] N I M
, ,,
missionary
misdeed
misdemeanor
mission
) ( , ) (
mischievous
| )( misconception [ H A -
][SY
KhiM] ^ m. maker
) ( , )(
) H (Christian )(
) ( ][SY
|| m. boy
[ D R O -
]KIM
][assignment)shLiichES
) (
) mischief ( h a r m
) (
)for
|| m. each other |
) ( ,
)sleeping
||
miscellaneous 1. a d j .
) || ( b a d w a y s
(rev.
miscarry
_||
][MAPL
) . (not a t t e n d2.
|)(
miscarriage
||
] T E
)(m )
miscalculate vt.
||
) title( m i s s
) || ( n o t h i t |
misanthrope
' |
mis...
H m i s i n f o r m | |
misrepresent
[ K I I A ' V E R -
mirth
] [ H I L U L E
|| m i s b e h a v e ; ,
mislead
],[SIMKIIE
misleading
)=(
mislay
misplace
mire
mirror 1. n.
misinterpret
|,
mirage
|_|
][ALPI
misinform ) \\2
| | . v.
miraculous
miraculously also
)(
) ( ][MishNAYEs
]SIIE'M
] ; [ T S O ' R E D I K
miserable
] [
)(rev. con.
m. also
be in a m. state also
-\ make life m. for -
] [ A D O M E
204
minutia
m.
-\ coal
millstone
)(
)(
)(
. || 2....
millstone
mineral l . adj.
)|(|
milt
mimeograph v.
)( )||2
| . v.
minesweeper
|)( ,||
|| ; || vi.|| m i n g l e d .
) || (in biology mimicry
mimic 1. n.
_|| ) (
miniature n.
)( ] [ N Y
|; |
||2
m.
)(|
|| not
| , | matters
minimize
|| make m.
)(
mining
' , ,
_'|
\-
cf.
)(
)minister (of state

) || ( C h r i s t i a n
][GALEKhGALOKhlM
envoy || king's m.
[SIIEY-
)(
)(
||
minor 1. adj.
] [ T O ' F L D I K
)son
] [ L I M E D L I M U D I M
. ||3
)(music
_'
minority
] , [ M I E T M I U T I M
) H (age
)(
minstrel
) ( ,
) ^ cf. gleeman(
|(
v.
. ||2
mint 1. n.
|
^ make up one's m.|
|| make up | | )(
! !
a
-\ give
| * /
|*
piece of one's m. to
-\ lose one's m.
-\ have a m. to
|*
] , [ K h E Y s h E K_*
] [ B A L N
be of one m.
[ B E D E Y E -
)2. v. (take care of
|| |
) -\ (object) (rev. con.|*
];[MEYLE
I d o n ' t m. the w i n d
)( -\ never m.
|| I _ !

|-
]A'KIIES
I don't m. - !
don't m. y o u r l a u g h i n g
minus 1. n.
)minute 1. adj. (small
)|| (detailed
||2
)m. (of
) || (pi. )( minutia
][TAGN
)mine (my
_|
thing
H m. hand )(
|| of m.|; _'|
)( , )(
) || take (the ) (
. minutes )||2
)v. (dig for
also
]0NEshEKh[M
-\ keep in m. ][KhEYLEK
| |
||
!your m.
-\ in one's - ][MOYKhL
|| m. , ] [
) (
| | ,_| , |
right m.
. )||2
* ,*
-\ change one's m.
]YE[KhosER-DE
mink 1. adj.
)(under age
)(
)thing
) || (subject |
||
) / | ) H keen/dull m.(
-\ out of one's m.
]YLEKhNE-LEME
||2
)ministry (of state
mind
) H (music
_' )(
] ; M O Y K H E S
1. n .
[ M O Y E K I I
of also
-\ (to do some-_ , |
. n. ||2
,
mincemeat
| ) (
;
)...(
imp/pf
minimal
minimum 1. adj.
mince
1 . n.
-
2
mine
)(explosive
) H (lay mines in|

)(
minelayer
)( , )( ,
miner
203
millionaire
\-
with m.
][KOYKhEs
and main
|,
] [ N A V E N A D I K
],[MAKPED
) (
migrant 1. adj.
) ( ] I
)...(,
migrate
) (
mild
||
;...
'
)(
)(
mile
)(
mileage
militant
) (
military
H
the m .
|| i n m .

)*>,
milk 1. n.
|| 2. v. i m p / p f
) || when the m . comes ( J e w .
) ( , ) (
) ( |
)(
) ( ,
)(Jem.
^ )'(_
millinery
) ( ] [ L Y
) ( ] [ L Y
million
millionaire
Midrash
||
)midst: in the m . (of

in o u r m .
] [ G U F E
midtown 1. adj.
millet
)(
midnight
[ M E D R E S H
|| in o u r own m .
] S E D - L O V E [ L E O
milliner
midget
]MEDROShlM
||2
n. . )(
miller

middleman
][SARSERSARSORIM
){Jew.
) coming of the m. ( J e w .
)(
road
middle-aged
) ( ,
) ( m e t a l - |
millennium
|| m. class
M i l k y Way
|| the m . ) (
-\ M . Ages ,
milksop
H in the m. ) ( ,
milkshake
-j the: ] [ M E s h i E K h s

. || 2.
*,
) (
) ||2
) (
mill 1. n.
midday
middle 1. adj.
milk pail
] [ K E T S
|| in m.-air
1. adj.
milkman
) ( ,
August
-j i n m . - s t r e a m
mid-
|| m. of the
.v
militiaman
)(
microscopic
militia ||2
.
) ( n.
microbe
microscope
* , -
mica
milestone
m . service also
)|(|
] [ M E Z U Z E
) (
) (
mezuzah
militarism
|| give m .
)(-
Mexico
microphone
'

mildly: to put it m .
_ ' ,
mew
Mexican 1. adj.
mildew
_ ) (
metropolitan
|,
||2
n. ) . (
migration

,
metropolis
) ( , ) ( ][KRAKh
. 2.
| |
[ME-
] D A K D E K
][K.APDNKAPDONIM
might aux. v.
mighty
^ m . person
| )(8-
,
||
metropolis
midway adv.
) ( ; ) (

) ( ;
midwife
midwifery
might n .
1
] , [ G V U R E
H with all one's m . ][KOYEKh
202
meticulous
mentality
|| mak , merry

_ ] || special [ M E S A M E Y E K h ) (
' ^ ) ( || give honorable m.merry-go-round m.
* ) ( ; ) ( mesh n. . || 2. 1 | to
-\ m. specially -mess | , | |
, _ ' n. [ K . \ \ A -1. |
' , Z E R A _ ' ; ] S O R E[ T ' ! -\ don't m. it |
make|| ) . . . ( , ) ( mentor
' | a m. of
][MADREKhMADRIKhlM
| make a m. of things
' ) ( menu
| ) || 2. v. m. up ( s o i l
mercenary 1. adj.
message ;
) ( , ) ( ||
] , [ Y E D I E ) ( ] ; [ P S U R E _ ' | , ' | 2. n.
)(
) -| ( w r i t t e n n o t e ) (
] merchandise [ S K I I O Y R E
|| ) ( ) ) H ( a d d r e s s (
merchant
[SOYKHER
) (
; | | , | give a m . to
m. marine , S O K I I R I M ] - ) (
| H leave a m. | , | -

] , [ M E R A ' K I I E M D I K . merciful
messenger
) ( [ s h E L i E i t h
E s-\h u LbeM[ , ,
] , s h u K h i M ) ( E K h
m. also
] M E s h u L O K h i M ) ( || m. |
man
) ( [ R A K I I M E N R A K h -
Messiah
) ( ) ( [MEshiEKh
mentality
mention 1. n.
]MONIM
]MEShlKhlM
Messrs.

, = [KIIA-
] , M O ' N E S D I K ] VEYRIM ,
|| adj. 1metal .
n
.2
|| , mercurial
)(
) ( m. person
metallurgy
mercury
) ( , metamorphosis
) ( Mercury
) ( ][GILGLGILGULIM
mercy
) ( metaphor ] , [ R A K H M I M
] , [ K H E S E D , ,
metaphysics
-\ at the m. of meteor ][RAKhMONEs
) (
,_
meteorology
mere
mete , , ,
| ] N , [ P A S K | out
|| a m . h i n t
|
| | ) ( merge v t / v i
|| ( p r o s o d i c ) als ) ( meter
) ( merger
H ( i n s t r u ) ( ][MishKOLiM ) ( ] meridian [ D Y
) ( ) m e n t
merit 1. n.
) ( , ) ( , method/ ; ) (
] m.s also ] [ M A Y L E
|| ][sKhus
) ( ][shiTE
on its m.s
methodical ||2
, | . v.
| )|| (rev. con.
) ( Methodist
) ( ] M mermaid [ Y A
methodology
, -
; merriment
][KhuKhE-TLu'LE
|| be m. ]meticulous [KAPDONish
[U'MBERAKH-
merciless
201
mental

mediocrity
)membership (members
H (belonging) also
]|,
_[MEHARHER
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) ( , _ )( membrane
) ( ,
memento
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)(
|| , . . . . . .
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memorial 1. a d j .
2. n.
service
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.n
||
2 ,
-\ cf. mass
memory
] [ Z I K O R N
'
)(;
|| of _'|
)blessed m. (masc./fem.
] = [ Z A L
^^ni^^[ZIKhROYNE^^VW^/
|| go to
| | ,
( ;
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ends
m.
||
)(,
)( ] [
)(
menagerie
|;
mend
|,
)(|,
vt.
, - [ K O
) ( ,
)(
] [ M E N O Y R E
] [ V E S T
|| | * _ , |
| _
_;
,
n .2.
\-
) (
||
megalomania
megalopolis
][KRAKh
megaphone
adj.melancholy 1.
]
[,
],[MOREshKhoYRE
|| m. life_ , mental
] [
) ( ,
mellow
melodrama
) (
melody
) (
][NIGNNIGUNIM
pf.
| ,

| ,
) ( ,
||
) (
melt v t / i m p
|
|
melon
vi.
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begin to m.
menstruation
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mega
menorah
menstruate
meeting
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menial
menses
) (
m.
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)(
' |
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megaton
mendacious
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] Z E V - V E S I I E ' K E R D I K
|
vi.
meet
) ( ,
) H (mass m .
2. v.
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) (
)|| (requirements
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menace 1. n.
| )( ; |,
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] [ H A K I I N O E
0KhE] H person with good m.L1vR

)(
meek
meekness
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| ' |
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] [ S A K O N E
) (
medley
) (
-\cf. memories ' | ][MOYEKh

|| good m.
.:2.
] [ O N E V A N O V I M
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H weak m.
the
] , [ N I K I I N E N I K H N O I M
-\ make
adj. 1medium .
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] [ L E Z I K O R N
M.
) ( ;
|| m. person
) (
][YAM
)(be i n t r o d u c e d to
) ( ,
,
]FEsh,[KhEzhBM-HANE
||
memories
| , | | memorize
] [ H I S B O ' Y N E N E S
] [ H A S K O R E
] [ Z I K I I R O Y N E S
|| (re- ) (
<;
] [ H O ' Y R I E S
meditation
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memorandum
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)(
memorable
.
memorabilia
)(
memoirs
] , [ Z I K H R O Y N E S
mediocrity
) (
)(limb
||
) (
member

) (
200
mediocre
|| G e r m a n m .
)|(
measles
.2.n
1measure
| ,
||
)likely
n.
) || (step )(
m.
1maximum
H h a v e the m . i m p / p f
);(
||
|| (be|*
|*
)(be allowed
^ t a k e m.s )(
^ m a d e to | | ) ' (
| _
| ,- | |
|| pf. | v / i m p .2
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measurement
)|(|
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)(
mechanics
] , [ R E S I I E Y R N
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)( , )( ,
)(
)(doctor
|| m . m a n
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medicare
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medicinal
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||
medical
medication
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||
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][Ri'shESDiK
2
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|| cf. m e a n s )( n .2.
(
)(
m . chest
medicine
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) ( )( ][Ki'shEF
medieval
v m e a n .
)tend
_*
| , ' |
meander
|| )( , )(
meaning
literal
cf.
, m e a n i n g l e s s
;
)(
meanness
][RISIIES
)( , )(
|| b y a l l
by m . of
means
[TAKIIBULE] H
, ] * , [ A V A D Em . -
on
[A'DERA-
. . . [ B E -
(urging) also
B E ] H b y no m .
] Y F N M - o , s h u . . .
],[BEE'YN
-\ b y w h a t m . . . .
)(well-to-do
,
-\ o f m .
',
[BALEBA-
]nsh
m. man
mediocre
i n _ | ,| ,|
medic
-\ m . s u p p l i e s )(

m.
][HishTADLEs
)(
-
)(
a d j .(low m
mediate v t / v i
)(attendant
meal
\ ( [ f l o u r
medallion
)( , ) ( m e d i a t o r
][PAShRENPAShRONIM
||
meddle
mediation
meadow
_|| ][shoLEM
||
)(;
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medal
)(
)( m| e|d d- l e r
] , R O N E S
)(
meager
mech
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- a n i gs m
, [PAsh-
mayor
mead
also
mayonnaise
meatloaf
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' ;
m e c h a n i z,
)(| e
|| v i .
Day
mayhem
)(
)(
May
meat
mechanical
) ( , )(
) || | , |
).|(| ,
maybe
_' ) ( , )( m a z e
)( , _ m e c h a n i c
)( ,
r e a

e
t
ua s q
May
'_ )( ,
|| t a k e m.s

][EFSIIER
] [ T S E D A M U N G
may
) -\ m . not (must not |
)|| (music
)(
adj.
)(
maximum
_ )(,
meanwhile
][BEYNE-LEBE'YNE
199
maverick
masterful
' )( ][SY
|| m. clothes maternity
) ||2
-\. m.v. ward -
|
'|;
)(
ceremonies
(
mathematical
)(
' )( ,
] , [ Z I ' V E G S I I A F T
)( , )(
|j
matron
] , I N Y O N I M
)(
] ;[shuTE

,
) ?(... ?...

|| what's the m . w i t h y o u ? also
[ B E N E -
-\ in the m. of !
|| no m. how
H no m.
|| no m. _
| be a m. of

also
] G E Y E
good also
what
) -\ m.s (of ,|
] , [ B E K I E S
masturbate
masturbation
) ( , )( ,
-\ it's a m. of fact
_ | ;
)(; ) (
-| (marriage) also
||
)(
1. n .
| ) (
- )(
mattock
)(
)propose a m. (to
|| meet one's m.
) || (counter|| | - , |
| ,| )<,
H v i ._|
| )(
)( [shATKhN
)( , ) (
mattress
maturation
vt/vi
|)(
,; mature 1. a d j .
-\ m. person ][BALEBATish
) -\ (fall due|
-
|| m. balls
)(
] [ S H A T K I I O N E S
| . vi. )
maturity
][MATSE
' )(
,
'| ;
mausoleum
-
)H (cloth
|| )(
1. n .
)(
-2
[BEN-
] Z U ' G B N E Y
1. a d j .
material
] [ G A ' S I I M I E S D I K
H 2. n .
, )(

|| _*
|
] [ M E K A Y E M
] , [ M E K U Y E M
m.
materialism
materialize vt.

mauve
maverick
mate
|| raw )( , )( )(cloth
matzah
) (
matchmaking
mate see checkmate
] , [ Z I V E G Z I V U G I M
matchmaker
]shATKhONIM
2. vt.
) ^ (select|| ) (
match
] [ Z I V E G Z I V U G I M
|| | _ _
|
match
][shiDEKhshmuKhiM
matter-of-fact
-
:
) (
] E T S E M
| | ) ( ,||* ) H 2. v i . (to
mat
)(
) -| in m.s of m o n e y ( ][HiLKhES
H as a m. of fact [ B E -
mastery
) -\ (of a language, skill
) H (trouble
)H what's the m. (with ...
masterful
masterpiece
)] (contents etc. ] , K I M )(
] [ M A Y S E
] [ B O K E
)(
)|| (not spirit
[ E Y S E K A S O -
master key
)( ,
)(thing, concern
[ I N Y E N
)(
matrimony
)matter l . n . (not energy
)(
matinee
] [ K I I O Y M E R
)(
mathematics
)(
| | ,
mathematician
|| past m.
vi.
|
.;
)^ (motherly
maternal
][TSAD
master
also
198
) || (Jew.
martyr
)(
marked
)marked (distinct
[ B O Y -
)( [KODEshKDOYshiMj
)(Jew.
||
martyrdom ||2
'8 )
.
vt.
martyred: be m.
| )(
|| also
) || (pi. ) (
also
H 2.
'| 8
mascot
)(
] [ M A ' Z E L E
masculine
|| (gram- ,
|| m. gender ,
)mar
p ] K h E R z o [ L 0 s h N
|| m.ed potatoes|
also
mashi-
'5
) ||2
mask 1. n.
)5(|
|| cf. freemason )(
)(
) ( , )( marrano
][ONESANUSIM
)( -[KhA
||
][KhuPE
) H ( m a t r i m o n y )(
,
-,
|| 3. v.
2
)mass (service
^ give in
)( [shATKhN

m. broker
shATKhoNiM] ^ m. license
) ^ m. contract (Jew. )(
-\ m. certificate )(
][KSUBE
[ROE-LEgirl
)(
marriageable
^ m.
||
]PEKhu
. ^ 2. )(
)||2
|| (man) also ] [
|| get m.
massage 1. n.
masseur
)(
)(
massif
massive
)...(
I ] [
| )/
)craftsman
(great
)(
) H (teacher_ )(
)^ (of Arts, of Science

early
H cf.
] [ R E B E
) marry (get m a r r i e d
( ] [; | )( )( ],[KhuPE
||
|*
)(
][VEKDU'SIIN
)(perform a marriage between

||
H m. off also | 8
) (
)( , )(
)-||2
( ] B O. ' S v.B A L E B A T I M EA L [ B;
\-
-\ (woman) also
mast
)master 1. n. (owner
)son
, marrow
] [ H A R G E
|| (per-...
of m. age
)married (life etc.
] [ H A R I G E
of
m.
<
)(bulk of a population
)(
m.
also
H 2. n.
) ( ] massacre 1. n. , [ s h K h i T E
||
)-\ (Jew.
]SENE
)( ] (match) , [ Z I V E G Z I V U G I M
] [ R O V M I ' N Y E N - V E R O V B I ' N Y E N
)(
)marriage (event
)( ][Kho'sN-BOKhER
maroon
, [ K A ' L E ] -\ m. young man _
|| ) / (
mass 1. adj.
marmalade
mason
masquerade
|| m . media...

)(
marvelous
marzipan
marketplace
)(
! [ P I L E - P L O ' I M
* _'
][AL
H m. at| ) (
)( , *
)marketing (as a business

|| cf. shopping
marvel 1. n.
)(
||
) H (Jew.
market 1. n.
]also [KiDEsh-HAshE'M
v.
]LET
Mars
marsh
marshal 1. n.
|| ,|
|| , [ M I L K I I O M E ] . . ....
martial
)(music
Martian a d j .
mark
197
manifold
|| ) ( , ) ( map 1. n.
|
( ) ( c i t y
||2
| , | | ; ; mankind

) . . . ( maple
manly
mar , , ] [
m.||
' | ; |
person
marathon ) ( ,

) (
) ( ][GVAR
| maraud
marauder ; man-made

) (
] manna [ M A N
marble 1. adj.
||2
) -\ ( t o y , , ; manned
) ( manner ( w a y ) [ O Y F N
)(, )(
, O Y F A N Imarch ) ( , ) ( ,
] M
( 1. n .
) ||2
) ( -| ( m a n n e r s ) , ) (
) _ | ( | H m. past |
][MIDE
M a r c h m.s also ) (
] [ T A R B E S
^ ) ( H mind one's m.s march-past
| ] [ M A Y L E
) ( , ) ( mare
mannerism
],[MIDE
margarine ) (
)(
) ( margin [ G I L Y E N G I L Y O Y -
mannerly
; N E S ] -\ ( r e ) ( , ) ( mannish
) || ( e x c e s s ) ( ) s e r v e
) . . . ( manor
) ) H ( l a t i t u d e ( ] [ O Y D E F
)'(
manpower
) ' | ( -
, ,
; , . . . marginal . . .
marijuana ' | ) _ ( mansion

)marina ( ] manslaughter [ s h o ' Y G E G
) ( ;
) ( mantelpiece
) ( ] M [ Y A
marinate ) ( , ) ( , mantle

|
)(
. ||marine l . adj. [ Y A M ] . . . 2
n.
adj.
1manual
m. work
. (||
... )
, [ Z I V E G ] . . . - . . . marital [ K h A ^ 2. . ' |
)...(
, S E N E ] -| m . status . . .
) manufacture l . n . ( p r o d u c t i o n
H ( p r o d ) ( , ) ( , . . . ] maritime [ Y A ' M
| || v.2.- ) ( ) u c t
) ( mark 1. n . [ S I M E N S I M O -
'| ,|
|| ) ( ) , N I M ] -\ ( t a r g e t ) (
|| hit the m. ) ( ) || home( r e p o r t c a r d ) ( manufacturer
) ( m.
. | 2 \-
manure
H(give|'| ,|
)marks
) ( ] , [ K S A V Y A ' D manuscript
| -\ ( a n o c c a s i o n ) - |
)(
| 5 | ) H m. down ( p r i c e |
many
|| ] K . h , [ A S A ,
| | | - , ' ) -\ m. off - _ (
asm,.
m. \ - | ||
.so' | , out '
|| m. tim |
) -| m. up ( p r i c e | || not , || how m. m.
m.
) H(soil||
|
manifold adj.
manipulate
manifesto
196
make-up
| , | ; H 2. v. 8 - ||
)(cosmetic
| ,
| / ; ) manage 1. vt. ( d i r e c t ) || (printing ) || ( a c t o r ' s
)(; * _
)' H (household|
also
| ] L E B A ' T E V EB A[ | making: be in the m. ,
| ; | , ) ka s t _( a | ^ have the m.s of |
H 2. vi. | * ) - < ] [ E Y T S E
|
( u n d e r d i f f i c u l t - | | - , ' |
malaria
' | c i r c u m s t a n c e s ) also /
Malay adj.
. . . / , | ] ,[BERYE |
) ( Malaya
|
) ( Malaysia
management
) ( , -
malcontent adj.
,
(
male 1. adj.
) ( , ) . n . ||2
)(
)H(managers

|| ) ( , ) ( ] [ z o K h E R S K I I O R I M
)( o f a species
) (
manager
) ( , -
malevolence
|| ) ( , ' ) ( ) (
malevolent

) ( a r t i s t ' s o r p e r f o r m e r ' s ] ,[RishEs , malice
H bear m. , ] [ R U G Z E
)( |
) ( ][SINE
managing . . .
malicious
mandate , , ] [,
) (
) ( mandolin ) ( -j m. man , ] [
[RoshEREshoiM] ^ extremely m.
) ( mane
man
maneuver ] [ R o s h E - M E R u ' s h E
) ( , 1. n .
) ( ] || m. woman [ M A R S I I A ' S
|| ) ( ) ) -\ ( m i l i t a r y (
| | , | malign
| , | 2. v.
manganese ] , [ L O S I I N - H O ' R E

) ( ][MALshN
) ( manger
mangy , malignant
|| m.

) ( tumor
) . . . ( manhole
' ) ( malleable
manhood
,
] ) [zAKhREs | ( ) ( mallet
)^ (coll.

) ( mania malnutrition
* ! malt
) ( ] maniac [ N Y
' ) ( malted milk
manic
| maltreat
manicure 1. n .
||2
) ( mammal
|
)man 1. n . (male
, || manifest 1. adj. ) (
)(hum.
( || ( h u m a n ) || 2. n . ) (
) ||3
| | H ( e x p r e s s ) also | | ) ( ) -\ (mortal ) (
] , [ B E N O D E M B N E Y ^ ) (
| || m. itself also
] [ B O S E R V E D O ' M
) ( , || manifestation - H to a m.
) ( ; 2 )' ( 2-m. m i s s i o n
; . manifesto , )|| m.'s (male
) ( . .
) make-up ( c o m p o s i t i o n
makeshift
195
mailman
|| | ) ; i n t o ) (8 . . . nu r t ( || -\ m. list ) (
they made him asoldier
)(
;
) ( mailman
| ^ ) H(cause
mails
maim
H m . h i m e a t ; | | ] , [ T S E M A Z E K |
) -\ vi. ( a m o u n t t o ;
] , [ T S E N E R E K | ] [ T S E D A ' M
main 1. adj.
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194
maggot
193
lyrics
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|| ( c o l o r , , _ loud 1. a l s o
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| . . . || l . - s a l t d i e t low-...
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]DA[S'0NEKhRGEDIK
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191
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|| ,
longitude
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||
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]MIMDIK
1
) (
longitudinal
longish
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longer
longevity
]MIM
][KSAV
6 , ) (
longhand
longing
190
lodger
]NiMshAFT
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* , 1-K h A M ] H 2. n. [PAR
H 2. v.
lobbyist
)( [shTADLEN
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|| ] , N O S E
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)|| (word
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H earn a 1. also
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a .
wash
| ,| , |
| ,|
|| | ,|
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also
location
H 2. v/imp
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|
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on ) ) (
(
) || (sluice ) (
||1
|
1. n.
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)( , )(
)(
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locket
|| 1. )( ] [ H A L V O E
)(
) (

locomotion
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) || (hut ) (
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)|| (stick
|| (tern-_||*
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lodger
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loanword
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) lodge 1. n. (branch
) ( ,*
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loan n.
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)(
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) H (shoe )(
|| . )(; _ )(
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||
H 1. oneself in|
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H 1. out| ,_||
|| |
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||of
off my chest
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1
10
n.
[ M A S E M A S O -(load1.
locality
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a 1. from
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h a v e a nincome.(,)a1
| / , |
|| (belonging there) also* , also
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| 5 , |
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] [
,
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),..-(;
|| stg. 1.
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)( [shTADLo'-
n.
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189
living
)( [pshAT psho-
1. meaning
]TIM
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also
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,...
literary
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literate
) ||2
linguistics
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( ,
| )( <(,H
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|| cf.
)(
vt.
2.
||
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||
1. of
by 1.
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|| .2 . n ,
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][OYKETS
|| a 1.
||1
1. peacefully with
| ,||
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H 1. down
||
|| 1. up to
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,
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v. 2H .
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| , | | ) ( ; _||
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; ' |
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living 1. adj.
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| | .1H)( a t t e n t i v e l yalso
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' )(
)( , )( [PIZ-
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litany
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livestock
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)(hum.
)(
].)MENPIZMOYNIM
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)( liver
||1
liquor
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live 1. adj.
) -{ (in< a c e r t a i n place |
|| |
liquidation
|| , ] [ Y A Y E N - S O ' R E F
||1
| ,
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^ vi. ' |
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lioness
lipstick
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|| 2. n.
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|)(
linkage
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|| ) (
[| vi. also
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Lithuanian 1. adj.
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|| L . Jew
lining
1link
lithography
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, . . . ;
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linguistic
literature
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|
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literally
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lingering
literacy
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][ , ; literal
|| ] , [ P S H A T - P O ' S I I E T -
188
linger
,
lighten
) H 2. int. (same t o y o u ;
H in the 1. ' |
][GAMATEM
|| the l.s are on
|| cast _
)( )( , | -
liking ,.|
vt. .) ( _ |
;
|| |
) - \ to one's 1. (
-\ have a 1. for
|
) H (cigarette, pipe, etc. |
|| || /
get a 1. for
||
1. on
|_|;
|| vi._|
lilac
][LILES
)( ] ,[EYVEREYVRIM
' | , - |
lily
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)(
])[KAFAKA'L(E

limbo
lime
)(
lightning
)(
) (
] ,[shiER
||
||
|| and the 1._ ,
limit 1. n.
|| ...
-\ without 1. )(
light-weight
) ( ;
|| off l.s
lightning rod
limestone
within 1.8
lighting
lightness
)( , )(;
lighter
lighthouse
)lime (fruit
lighten vt.
)(
limb
) || (slaked
1. up vt.
'|
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) (
| ) ( , '
) -{ (stove |
like 1. adj.
H just 1.
, ' ,( ][MAYSE
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|| | | ,_
|| look 1.
|| I feel B
there
no 1.
his. desires

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to

that
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1. w a l k i n g
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and
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||
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|
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|| (of busi- )(
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|,
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||
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| ) , | ( |
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-
)|| (rev. con.
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|,
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H I should 1. to
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|| I 1. | , _ -
H 2. v.
)(
dislikes
| , | * ,_|
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1. adj.
'
. || 2.
|| is he!
lineage
linen 1. adj.
)(; __;
)(
| ,_| ) (
liner
linger
? 1. to c o m e
)|(_|
)(,
liken
likeness
)( : ) (
/ _ ,
likewise 1. adv.
light
187
general ^ l. )(
libelous
) (
H l.-governor
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)...(
life
* || long 1. also* ) (
and 1.
] ,MI' MY O -S I E IK R I A [
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. with
donor
|| for 1. .
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)(
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1.
or
liberation
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^ come to 1.
)(
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H live the 1. of Riley
][MUFKERMUFKORIM
|| at 1. - )( ,
) ||1
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)(
)(
lifebelt
)(
lifeboat
)(
lifeguard
, ,
lifelike
lifelong
lifetime
|| once _ ; _ in his 1.

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)( ,
|| give a 1. to
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(
library
'
license
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] , [ H E ' F K E R D I K licentious
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_' )(
|| |
) || (beat |
| )(
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licorice
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) ( ,
)(
) ( ,
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||2
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.
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|| pf.
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|| (in color) also light 1. adj.

2
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|| 2. n.
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of d
. _ ||1
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|| subject )(
|
lie
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. in waitlift-off | |
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the
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liberate
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||1
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libertine
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||
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liberator
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||,
|
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libelous
liberal l . adj.
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|
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lie detector
to a 1. d. test
lieu: in 1. of
|| l.-colonel )(
lieutenant
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186
libel
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\(epistle
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] , H A L V O ' E B A L E
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)letter (character
| |))(OYSYES
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length
H man of l.s
|| at 1. )(
|| _
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go to all l.s
| / | ,
lengthen v t / v i
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lethargic
lender
185
adv
||
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||
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leftovers
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||
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|| (of a ) (
|| cf. trousers ) (
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|| not in the 1.
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1.
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1.
|| |
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||2
legacy
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with
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leave
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||
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legible
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legislature
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legitimize
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lemonade
| ; _ itself to.1
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|
lecturer
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||
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ledge
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leech
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lechery
leisure
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lecher
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legislate
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dough/bread
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|| be 1. | _ |
leeway
1
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out
184
least
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)(
lay
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|league
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Nations
|| in 1. with
][MAKhREv
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||
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|| |; ||
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||
vi.
leaky
, lean a d j .
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lean vt.
|| v i .|| )(
)( , )(
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)(
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||2
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|| by l.s and . man
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|| grow by l.s and

2
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||
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||
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lead (metal) 1. a d j .
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| *
1. n .
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thoroughly
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,
||
||1
learned
||1

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|| (con , lease 1. n . )(
lead
) H have the 1. (over
| ;
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)(
= ||53
leap year
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lazy
be a little 1.
leapfrog ||2
. n v.
| .
imp/pf
laziness
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| lbs.
53
learn
layout
|| be 1.
bounds
layoff
) (
leaning 1. a d j .
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layman
)Y O Y T I M ] H (non-cleric
) -\ (incline ,|| )/(

] [ N O Y T E
)clerical
)( , )( , layer
||
||
)(money
|| ( n o n - ]lay a d j . [SY
) || (be leaky| 2. v i .
. out vt. 1\-
||
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leadership
leading
|| stray 1. (of ) ( leaf i . n .

)(
)Jew.
a sacred b o o k :
leash
|| [shEYME] H turn over a new 1.
|| * ,* , least 1. a d j .
-\ cf. tea || 2. v. 1. through _
||2
1. possible
)|('| 8
imp/pf
183
lay
|| (ship) also
|| | | ) (
also
||
also
)(rocket
launching
)(
|
. ' ) ( ) (
,
) || (wash ) ' . (
launder
laundress
)laundry (place
,
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)(
_,
||
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) (deceased-
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)-\ (fern.
|| as 1.
| , | v.2.
c o m p l i m e n t s .1
also
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[ o L E H A s h o L E M ] -\ 2. adv.
|| be 1.
|| of 1.
] ; [ P A Z R O N E S
him
||
adj.
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) (Jew.
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||
the
1.
at
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)(
|| 1be at
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|| (regular) -
]DI'N
also
[ A L P I
lawless
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in
] D A ' Y E N
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. | | ] [
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(
) (

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||
)(
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. \\2
Latvian 1. adj.
|| ; * ) (
at
1
||;
|| 1.
| | down .1
| | ; low .1
||
one's
through tears, 1. on the wrong side of

|
,
1
|
)(
the mouth

(
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laughable
laughing-stock
1.
come
the
lax
laxative
H | 1 .by
\-
2. v.
sleeve
1
1
'|
hold of
)( ,
v.
with 1.
) . (ship 1.
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)(
laughter
| _ _ ) ( ;
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laugh 1. n.
. | ||1
v.imp/pf lay
|| ,-
Latvia
split
one's
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latter
latter-day
)( , )(
R E Y O T I N D [ )
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)( , * ) (
)(margin
lattice
lawsuit
lawyer
latitude
) || (iro.
lawnmower
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)(
lawlessness
1
||
) ( , . | ) . .
|| lawn
.
||
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|| L . America
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h
]M1Ts u
Latin 1. adj.
)lawful (legal
lather
)(with
)lawfully (Jew.
lathe
; *
|| the ) ( school .1
| )(
lateral
- ;latest 1
p _ ||2
. rn.
) 1. fo eca c t i
Law
...
_'
)(
]Jew.
later
H ( s t u d y , ) ( ] [KhoK K h u K i M
' ) (
1.
latent
law
)(
lately
3 ; 3 y e a r s 1.
on
lavishness
as
- | cf. later, latest ' | ) (
lavatory
]YLEKhHAME
\ - ;
)(Jew.
lava
late
[ K I Y A ' D -
latch
1. adj.
PAZRONISII]lavish
||2
adj. 1.
. , [ adv.
] , [ L E S O ' F
|| ( t a r d y ) -
laurels
lastly
) (
)(rocket
)(
||
lastly
launch
)-\ (enterprise
)(
182
lasting
|1
lamentable
languish
) || ( J e w .
|| ) ( ] [ K I N E
vt .2.
|
| ,|; | ,|,
6 ' languishing | -\ vi. also |
5 , 5 languor , lamentable [ T S O ' R E -
lantern
|| magic 1. ) (
H Chinese ) ( ] [ K i ' s h E F
]DIK
]( B o o k o f ) [EYKho
Lamentation
) ( 1.
lap ) ( , ) ( ' lampoon
) ( ^
|| ) ( ) || (clothes
) || (of a race ) ( ) (of a t r i p
)(
) (
^ ) ( lampoonist
) ( lamp
) ( lapel
) ( lapse 1. n .
| . || 2.
| - , | 1\-
3 ] larceny [ G A N E Y V E
]lard [KhA'zER
|| at 1. ( f r e e large
)1.
) ( lamppost
)(

lampshade
) ( lance
) ( lancer
) ( lancet

6 )
11) dry ) ( n. land 1 .
)(as a whole
||
|| ) -\ ( g r o u n d ] [ Y A B O S I I E
)erally representative
[KLAL] . . .
|| (passen | )v. (plane, s h i p.2||
(in
)detail
[
B
A
R
I
K
I
I
E
S
]
| | ) gers, t r o o p s
largely

) || (plane ) ( )landing (ship
[ALPI
]R0V
) || (invasion ? ) ( also
) ( lark | ; ) H (stairs ) (
larva
, (1H
* )
( p l a c e
.) ) (
) ( larynx
)...(
B A L E B O S T E ](landlady,
[
lascivious
)
-\ ( r e n t i n g laser * ) ( *
) ( o u t
\\ ) ( ; )( lash 1. n .
)rooms
* ) (
||2
Lea ) ( landlord [ B A L E -
] also [ M A L K E S
| | ) -{ (tie | , ' | ] , B O ' S B A L E B A T I M * ) (
8
| , | 1. about vi.
) ( , landmark -
lash see eyelash
lass ) -\ (historical ) (
) ( , ) ( ] [ B O ' K I I E R T E
|| (most r e c e n t * ) last 1. adj. (final ) ( ) ) -\ (event (
H at 1. [ S O F K L - ) ( ; landowner
) ( ][PORETSPRITSIM
* , S O ' F ] H ( d o stg.) at 1. also
) ( , landscape
H at long 1. ( h u | _ | .
[
T
S
O
R
E
H 1 . but not least ] S
)(
[AKhREN
AKhREN
) ( landslide
K
h
o
v
i
v
]
H
2. adv.
) ( ; 5 ) ( , lane -
\ - ) (
last ' h i g h w a y.4-1-
| , | v. , 4
) H(suffice| ,I
|,

_|
^ ) ( , ) ( language
[1NLEshoYNEs ,
] O S L ! ; ) ( last n .
, lasting 5 , ' , languid
1
L
' )(
|
lackey
[| be 1.
,
.2.|v
||
lacking
)( ,
lackluster
|| )( , ) ( ; )(
n. 1lacquer .
'|; |
2. v.
lad
,...
)( , )( , )(
][BOKhER
)(
laden
Ladino
)(
_ !
! || ladies ) / (
|| ladies and gentlemen
lady
[ A V O Y D E S -
, * Labor Day
lady-killer
||
n. 1lag .
) ' ( ' )(
laborer
...
Lag b'Omer
)( , )( ,
|| (orna- ) (
lair
lake
)(
lamb
)( chop .1
,
).
)( ],[DOYKhEK
lacemaker
n.
1.
. v t / i m p ) 2\-
-\ t h e y 1. m o n e y
lack
(
/_ , | |
lambskin
-\ w h a t ,_
lame adj.
|| pf. ?
1lament
] , [ Y E L O L E
)mental
)('|
)((rev. c o n
) ( m u t t o n | ) .
)(
labyrinth
)lace 1. n. (shoes
lagoon ||2
.
v.
)(
labor-saving
)(
laggard
fp '/m) p i (
ladylike
)(
)(
] [ L E G B O Y M E R
( ,
worker
labored
)(
||
laboratory
)(
)( , | | )(
beinl.
'| , ' |
]shi'EKhL
.-2._*v
]PE'REKII
' | . , || 2. |
lady-in-waiting
- ) (
)force
tremely hard 1.
) ( )-[ M E
] Y N E S , s h E - R .A B E
||1
][KOYKIIES
|| )'( * )(birth
ladybug
* ; ' ) ( 1)\-
|| ! _! ][Kho'shEVE
,.
)-\ (workers
|| ex-
'ladies
)( [ M O Y -
)-\ hard 1. (penal
labial
)labor 1. n. (work
, -
ladder
) (_ )(
)(
label i.n.
n.
?does she 1.
|| v i . cf. lacking | |
)(,
, )(; )(
];[FARKIIOLEMT
)con.
(rev.
lackadaisical
181
180
kolkhoz
|| rap the
k. of
)(
Korean
(-)
[ K O L N I D R E ]
( )
Korea
( )
K o l Nidre
kopeck
kosher
[KOSIIER]
|| k. food also
[KAshREs]
kolkhoz
kulak
l . adj.
()
-\ make k.
H (for
Passover)
(meat)
|
[KAShER]
Kremlin
kreplekh
2|| kulak
[ B.
^

n. )(
A L G U ' F
BALEGUFIM]
179
knuckle
( knock 1. n .
) ||2
|| , |
| ,||
kingdom
)(
] , [ M A L I C E S
-\ pf. |
- )(
k. down) -(
|| k. off
|| k. out | | , | |
kingdom
)(
kinship
][KRO'YVISIIAFT
kinsman
[ K O R E V K R O Y -
-\ (make u n | | | - , | |- ,|
]VIM
)conscious
|| | | ; !
||
)k. oneself out (strain
][KOYKhEs|
! -\ k. on wood || pf.
!
?
] [ E Y N O R E
' ) ( )(
) Kislev ( m o n t h
] [ K I S L E V
kiss 1. n .
|| cover with k.es )(

. v t / i m p | 2\-
imp/pf
-\ v i . | * , |
) ( |
knockout
' ) ( , )(;
knoll
-\ b u i l d i n g k._'
)( , )(
)|| (wood
] [ K R O Y V E
knocker
)(
)(
kinswoman
)( , )(
knot
||
)fig.
)knotty (wood
)(
- ) ( , )(
|| who k.s (how |
knout
|| not k. the first thing about it
-\ before you k. it
also
-\ as everyone k.s
! H what do you k. 8
] [ Y A D O N E S
] [ B E Y O Y D I M
knowingly
||2
know-it-all 1. a d j .
)(

|| | , |
11
-\ to
)(
] , [ Y E D I E
)(Jew.
)(
][YADNYAD0NIM
)(
, ;
also
-\ as is k.
] , [ Y E D U E
-
1
|
] [ K E Y E D U E
knight
knighthood
)(
|| k. one's
)|(|
)(|
-
knuckle
)( , _ | )(
knish
knit i m p / p f
brow i m p / p f
) || k. together ( f i g .
known
] [ M E F U R S E M
knife
)( ][KhALEFKhALOFIM
knowledgeable: k. person
][KOYRIM
slaughtering k. - ) . (
k. in a given field_ )(

)ence
knickers
) || (pocket k. )(
also
pf.
) -\ (small k i t c h e n k. ) (
knowledge
m y k.
knee
kneel v / i m p
] [ M A Y S E
know-how
knead i m p / p f
|| (in defer | |
also
knapsack
)(
] [ K E Y E D U E
' ! !
a person's k.
)|(|
lieve that one doesn't k.

] [ K I L E Y O D E
knack
] [ M A Z E K
)...(
H make be|*
( kitten 1. n .
|| have a k. for )(
] [ M I D E Y E
kite
kith: k. and kin
)guages, skills
H k. ye / . . . /
kitchen
)(
know ) ||2
) . v.(facts
|| (persons, l a n | | )many/what/when/...
; k. and caboodle
)(
; || (string
kit

_'
,
knitting
knitwear
)( , )( ,
knob
)(
178
king
) ( ,
kiln
) || (piano, t y p e w r i t e r ) (

)(
)(;
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' ) ( adj.;.kind1
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keyhole
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keynote
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||
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H he a n d
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|| k.s of
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|| k. gloves
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|| k. person , ] [

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[ H O Y R E G H A R U -
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)(
kindness
kidnap
kidnapper
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kindle v t / v i
)kindling (wood
kindhearted
also
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k. around
expected i t -
|| k. person
kid
|| ) ( ) ( c h i l d
( d e c e i v e ) see fool || v i . (give
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|

his k .
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H what k. of /
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khaki adj.
) (
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keyboard
kilometer
'
,,
)(,
[MishpoKhE
| 2.
kilogram
)(
)(
)(
)(
) (music -
key
killed
also
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] , [ H A R I G E
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of K . s
)'( )(
killjoy
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|| k. a w a y |
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k. waiting
| _/_/
|
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kaleidoscope
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kangaroo
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|| | |
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vi.
,
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H k.
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||
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kennel
||
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H he
;[RAKJ
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||
|| k. f a i t h w i t h |
falling
k. b o o k s
!kerchoo
kernel
k. i n m i n d
|| k. one's s i l e n c e
|| k. c o m p a n y w i t h |
kerosene
)(referee
k e t c h u p see c a t c h u p
) (
)_(
\\ k. one's_|
)(
)(
) || (detain | | )serve
|| H k. h o u s e see h o u s e_| -'
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! ' !
|| | _
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(pre-
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) (
[ T V I E S -
n.
||,
k e e p i n g : i n k.
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keeper
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(w
)ith
/ , | ,
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*keep
1
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with
keel
, ] [; _; k e e n -
_||*
H out o f k. w i t h
kashruth
][KASIIRES
vt.
|| k. out
) (
kasha
)(
H k. o n vt. | |
|| vi. _||
vi.
)'|(
) -\ k . i n vt.(
|| vi. | | , | |
)(-
-\ (hide) vt. | ) ( )(
|| k. off | |
)( , ) (
-\ vi. also | ) (
H k. d o w n vt. )(
||
)(
kaftan
time
| _
kettle
||
kettledrum
177
-\ k.
word
) H ( w a t c h | |
)music
|| ( w i t h
176
juvenile
|| ( a d m i n i s t r a - ) (
)(person
|| Department of J . ) t i o n of j .
-j j . of the peace
-\ do j .
)(
).
_ ) ( . . .
H sense of j .
title(jr)H
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)(
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||
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||
justly
| - | , | I
jut out
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on j . duty
|| j . duty
1.
(now.
)|| (only
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adj.just
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)(exactly
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||
jury
j . box - ) (
)(
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justify
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juror
][SKIIUS
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jurisdiction
jurisprudence
doesn't j . the means
Jupiter
)_ ( | ! ,
| ] , [ K A S I I E R ' | ,
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end
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)(;
junk
, ][REshu's
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)(
] L E G A B E
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3 . (
][YAShRONES
)( ,
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][sho'LEM
| )( , | |
also
junk
] ,[YOYSIIER
][TSEDEK
also
justice
) H (divine
junior
175
joking
) , P S O K I M ] -\ ( a w a r d ) ( |j all j . aside - *

) -\ ( e v a l u a t i o n ) (
jolly
H(ability to )( , )(
jolt v/imp
| , | , ' |
)judge
,
) Jordan ( r i v e r
] [ Y A R D N
3 || [MEYU'shEVDIKEYT] H 0f g00d j .
)>( ) ( c o u n t r y
-\ person of good j .
] Jordanian adj. [ Y A R D E Y N I S I I
] [ B A R D A A S
) H expert j . (
jostle vt/vi
) I N E S ] H pass j . ( o n a n o b j e c tE V M [ | ) ( , | ) ( ,
|)(
) -\ ( o n a d e f e n d a n t | ) (
s ]A N[ D , | jot down
judicial ) . . . ( ) journal ( d i a r y
; , . . . || . . . 0
) ( ) ( m a g a z i n e
judiciary 1. adj.
||2
journalism
| - a c || ( e d u
)tional
, judicious
|| ( c o l ujug ) ( journalist
)( , )( , m-
)( )nist
)(
| ) ( juggle ) ( ] , [ N E S I E journey 1. n .
( 2
; ( juggler )
v. . - )
) ( , |
) ( journeyman
)(
) jugular ( ,*< ) ( , joy
vein
) (
[siMKhE] H j . and jubilation
) ( juice
M K . h E ] 7W\D^ -\ full Of j . [ S O S N - V E S I
, , juicy
e ] [ M O L E
) ( jukebox
, ^ ] [ joyful
July
jumble , { < & { ] [ joyous
( 1. n .
||2
| , jubilant
be ||,
|
| j . also
|| be one j . ) ( jump 1. n .
| ) ahead ( o f ) ( ] , [ Y O Y V L ' jubilee
| || j . at | .v.(( 2\-
)(
; | , |* ,
/ * ,*> A - Judaism [ Y A
| H j . up |
]DES
-\ Reform J . also
| ' | Judaize
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) ( board
) ( jump rope
) (
. njunction \\Judeo-Spanish 1. adj.2
.
) ( ) ( juncture

|| ( r e f e r e June ) ( judge 1. n .
)e
) ( jungle
|| ) ( ][shoYFETshoFTiM
, ; junior 1. adj. ; . . ) ( ( c o n n o i s s e u r ) [ M E Y V N
-\ j . c o l l e g e . . .
] M E V I N I M
H final j .
)( j. high school)-(
]KhRENA[POYSEK
-\ B00k 0f
J.S
( r ||y a r
|2
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b l | i . v.|| j[] . 2\-
)(younger): he is my j. (by 3 years
| ]N( d e c i d e ) [PASK
|| ) 3 ( ) ( judgment ( v e r d i c t ) [ P S A K
joking
174
joke
^ /
Jewishness
; *
jerk
-\ be in j .
Jewry
jiffy
|| in a j . also ][REGE
|
)( , ) ( ,
also
jerk 1. n.
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v. ,

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| , |*-, |
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)( ,*
|,
1. n.
. v. )
_|
jingle
2
v.
, ,
jigsaw
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(
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Jerusalem
)( , ) (
jest
,[HALOTSE] -\ in j . )(
2
) (
)|| (assignment
] . [UVDE ||2
n.
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) ~\ (achieve( ,
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5'
j.
)Job (person; book
)(; -
' )||2
Jesuit 1. adj.
jobber
job corps
)( , )1. n. (flow
)( ,

H j . plane
) ( )( ,
||,
jet
) H (motor )(
)(
)(
H 2. (flow) vi. )(
|- H (fly) vt/vi|
| )(
|| j . black
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jockey 1. n.
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||
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jewelry
Jewess
joint 1. adj.
|| ) ( ,
2
)(mechanical
)talkative
sentimental,
)(
)(; ) ( , )(
, ][BEshuTFEs
)( , )(
jointly
|| (as distinct f r o m Y i d -
Jewish
joke
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1. n.
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|| !
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(petty,
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|| H after the J . manner

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the J . people also
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| |
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|| j . in vt/vi
_|
vt.
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)( , ) ( , jab 1. n .
|)( ,_||)(
|;
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jamming
)( ,
. v. )2\-
janitor
)(; )(
January
'
Japan
)(

H (in
)cards
) ( ,
Frost
jabber
)jack 1. n . (mechanical
)(
)(
-\ J .
Japanese 1. adj.
||2
. v. j . up 2\-
) || (language )(|
)(person
][shNEYER
|

. v. )||2
_*
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)(
|
jargon
jaundice
, ,
jaunty
)(
javelin
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jaw
jazz
|| be ] [; - )( [ M I S -
[MEKANE]*] JT
)(of
)(
jackal
)( , )( ,
jacket
jar 1. n .
j . with
|| )(
) ) -\ (of a suit (
|| (traditional )(

)(wind j.
) || (book )( )long j.
) ( , ) (
)(
tradesalljack-of
][KOLBOYNIK
jealous
)come j . (of
-\ be j .
| , |*
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jade
)jade (mare
) ( , )(
] K A N E
| ) - (
jag
jagged
jail 1. n .
)( ] , [ T F I S E
) || (sexual ] jealousy [ K I N E
)(( , )(2\-
_|| . v.
)( ] [
| , 8'| jeer at
'|
)(,
jell vt/vi
)(
|| j . calves' feet
'
< )(; )(,
jelly
)( , )(
| ) ( ] I
|| double j
] [ S A K O N E
jeopardize
jeopardy
jailbird
jailer
] [ T A F S N T A F S O N I M
)(
)(
jellied
_ )( ,

jalopy
)(preserve
) -\ (prune )(
, ; 1. n .
_|-\ lead into a j . -
|| dilemma
jam
],[TSORE
jam
-\ cf. also|
) || (broadcasts | ) (
2. vt/vi
172
lyar
)( ] [ L Y
||
][LY
)(person
)(language
||
italics
)(
(
Italy
itch l . n.
|| | , |
!)-()con.
|| i . to
my
(rev.
|,
feet i .
|| he is i . i n g t o t r y |
/ ;
)( , )(, )(
|'|,
|[TSE-
][GAM
...
...itis
laryngitis
||
',
||
... )(
)Israelite n . {masc.
)(
)(fern.
] [ Y I S R E E Y L I
] [ B E N - Y I S R O ' E L B N E Y
][BAS
)(result
)bonds
) || (question ) (
)point
-\ be at i .
||
|| (stocks,
)|| (edition
-\ (contested
)( ,
1. n.
)(progeny
] [ Z E R E
)(
)(
)(;
)(
_ ) ( ] [ M E K h u L E K
] [ P L U K T E
)rev. con.
issue
(things:
)(persons
'
|| t h e a p p r o a c h
|-|
-\ vi.
)|| make an i . (of
|-|,
|,
of i .
|| segregationist
...
1. adj.
...ist
. 2\-
Ivory Coast
.n .*2\-
| H 2. vt. - | ) (
'
ivory 1. adj.
n.
] , [ Y I S R E E ' Y L I S I I
] [ Y I S R O ' E L D I K
)ject
][BEMEYLE
||2
its
)itself (reflexive
)-\ (as SUch
Israeli 1. adj.
| )(,
|| the b o o k i .
i.
[MEDI-
|| ) (
)(
] [ E T S E M
I.
State of I.
item
>>-
itinerary
|| (sub- , '
)(
itinerant
|| a p p e n d i c i t i s
)(
] [ Y I S R O E L
)(
itemize
. . . )(
2. n.
Israel
|| , ][A'M
] , P R A T L
|| people of

)( , ) ( ,
1.
)(
)con.
adj.
isolationism
isolationist
] N E S
| ][KhALEsh

italic adj.
'
_ ' ) ||2
isolationism
| _,
)(
ivy

( m lyar

||2
n. ] E .R I[ ) hn t o
segregationist
)(
also
)verb
][LY
isthmus
|| (before
it
Italian 1. adj:
171
isolation
)(flatironv.3||w)
invoice
)(
) || i.ing board ( I I
imp/pf
, | ][EYDES
)(
ironical
)(;
| ,||
, -
irregular
[,
][;
irregularity
irrelevant
i.
example
5
]GEG
; ] ,1 involuntary
irrational
irrefutable
)(
, involuntarily [BEshoy-
irony
irradiate
^]i .(hum.)MoshL
][HE'ldlREKhDIK
||;
||
irreparable
irresistible
||
,
||
) involved ( c o m p l e x
be i . in also-
| 5 ,||*
* 5
, ] I

* ][PNI'MIES
irresolute
irrespective of
irresponsibility
] ,RA'YES * ][KALES
] [ ,
irresponsible
* ,[ 1
,
] ,[shEMETs
hasn't
H he
'|
ionize
ionosphere
iota
]DTSE-shELYu[Ku
changed one i .
) (
irritate
) ( [KA'YSN
, 1 1
)*(
;
island
)( , )(
) (
)(
ism
isolation
Irish
Irishman
| ,
|| , ,
H i . ward
)(
Ireland
5| ,'|; | ,
isolated
)(
*|| n .2.
||
ire
iridescent
islet
isolate
irate
] , [KAAS ][YIRGOZN
Islamic
)(
| ,|'|
]KAYSONIM
...ish
Islam
Iranian adj.
irascible: i . person
irritation
)( , ,
'5 )(
)( '
Iran
irrigation
. . . || b l u i s h
I.O.U.
I.Q.
irrigate
| , | ; | ) (
iodine
irrevocable
ARO11irrevocably [ B L I - K ] T E
inward
inwardly
inwardness
5 )(
;[ 1
be i . with
; involvement ,
( ,
[U'MAKII-
)(hum.
, -
involve
] ;[NEGEYE , | ) ( ;
invoice
| 8 ; |; | 8 invoke
irk
irksome
i . thing also
adj.1iron.
170
invite
| ][PASL
intimacy
invalidate
invaluable
,
] ;[TOMED )(
adj.,.intimate1
n. 2H
invariably
.
invasion
) || ( v i o l a t i o n )(
)( ^

invective
* ' )( ,*
( )(
_ )( , )( [MEKUREV
)
( \)(MEKUROVIM]-
||,
) || ( a s t o r y | | | - , | invent
)( ,
| ,_||
intimidate
, . . .
5 ,
)(
inventor
)(
intolerable
)(
||,
) (
intonation
| ][FARSHIKER
intoxicate
][BEGILUFN
inventory
inversely also
|| |
)(effort
|| pf. |
|-
|;
investigate v/imp
_ [ K h o Y K E R - v E -
]YREShDO
investigation
)( )( ,
v.imp/pf)H
],[E'TSEMDIK
2 . (
intrinsic
][BEETSEM
)invest (money
_||
intricate
n. 1intrigue .
] , [TOKIIIK ][MEHUSIK
]REDIK
also
intransitive
| | ) ( |
[O'NSHE'D-
intramural
invert
(
,
invertebrate adj.
intoxicated also
[BINYEN] ...
inverse
| - | ) - ( ,
into
, ] ;[SOYVL
)(fantasy
||
) (
|| )( , )( , )(
inventive
| v .3.
||
invention
intimation
]YNELOshN[MA
) invented ( u n t r u e
intimacy
|,
intrinsically
| | ; _|-
_||
introduce
) H (custom, system|
| ) ( ) introduced: be i . ( t o
, ;
_ )(
introduction
) -| (book e t c .
H thorough i . )(
_...
introductory
(] ) s h E [ 1 R E - D R 1 K h K
introspection
;
][KERN
||,
investment
) ) ^ ( p r i n c i p a l(
| , | -
_ ] ,[GOYVER
inviolable
Kh0[YYA0K-vEL]AVER
|| i . , ] I
invisible
[ROYE-VE-
person
]EYNE-NI'RE
)(
) ( | )(
)(
|| i . upon
_|_|
introvert
intrude vi.
|
invincible
] ;[MENATSEYEKH
invigorate
|
|| i . law
]FEsh[KhEzhBM-HANE
introspective
invitation
)invite (to
) ( , intruder
) ( , )(
) (
intuition
intuitive
| ) ( ,_|_| )(
) ( ,
invade
invader
)(
|| ]L; adj.[POS.1invalid
)(
2. .
169
intestine
_| ; | ) (
interpret v/imp
( |Jew.)[DAR-pshAT]-
_|,
-,
H pf.
]SER
] [ 0 K. h L E M
.2n
) ( ,
_||
]Nsh
_ [POY-
H i . a dream
][...EMU'NE...
) H (dreams||
interfaith
)(,
)(with
|)(;
]PERUShlM
interpreter
)(;
)(
) ( ,
interference
)( ,
||
adj.1interim.
)(
; n.2.-
-
**
_| |

)(
)(
...
interject
) interjection ( g r a m m a r
) ) H (heckling (
interlock vt/vi
|| )(
) (
interrogative
| | |- ,_| , | | ;
)( ,
interlocutor
interlude
_ ] ;[MAFSEK_||
)(
|_|)(
] ,[ZIVUGIM
interruption
intersect vt/vi
intersection
) ( ; )(,
)(
intersession
[BEYNAZMA-
H (out
) intermarry ( t w o g r o u p s
]sENE[KhA
||
),
||
) side one's g r o u p
],[MIKIIU'TS-LEMAKIINE
]NIM
vt/vi
)(
* , * ; * ; intermediate
..
interval
) ( ][KVURE
] , [MEHALEKII )(;
) ( ][SOF
)(
)
)(;
_||
(]
|| ,
interment
interminable
HAFSOKE[, intermission
)intervene (come between

) ) -\ (intercede (
)(
_;
; -
intermittent
_ | | ] ;[shoLEM -
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the
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internalize
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intestine
intermittently
intervening
intervention
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intermarriage
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intersperse
intertwine
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interrupt
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interrelation
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interior l.adj.
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interracial
interrogate
interfere
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interpretation
) ( , )( [PEYREsh
interfaith
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167
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166
inside
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|| completely i . also
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165
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164
infinitive
inert
indisputable
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inertia
inevitable

|| i . truth
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infamy
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indisputable
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inept
163
indispensable
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indefatigable
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162
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161
incantation
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160
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156
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155
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|| for h.s on end ) ( ][sho
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) (
hotshot
153
horsepower
hook 1. n.
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|| ) ( , )(; * ) (
|| by h. or
|,
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by crook
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homogeneous
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|| ex-
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hope 1. n.
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|| h. for | ; |
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) (
hooded
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hoof
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homeward
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holiday
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|| ,

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|
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)(
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|
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|| strike h .
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) ||2
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homebody
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hitherto
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vt/vi
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) || ( i n a G e r m a n - i m p o s e d g h e t t o
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his
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high-handed
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very h. of
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highminded
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make a h. ) ( ,
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highschool
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hideous
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hemp
hernia
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helmet
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hemorrhage
heckler
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hem
hedgehog
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to
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hedge 1. n.
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helpless
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helpful
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helper
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)hum.
height
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heed v.
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) one's h.s ( h u m .
| ][vAYivREKh
)(
heifer
148
heat
* ,
hearing
)(sense
) [shMiE] -\ (of a r g u m e n t s
)(
hearing aid
) (
|
) (
(of
the
hearken
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] [ A G O L E
||
from h. to foot
|| h.s or tails
|| make
|
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||
|| h. over
h. or tail of
shoulders above
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||
pf.
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bring to a h.
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headache
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heels
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vi/imp
H then he h.ed back
| -\ h. off -
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all
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|| in his h. of
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with h. and soul
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heartless
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heartbroken
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headquarters
heartbreaking
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,
)(,
heartache
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heading
headlight
H take h. |
headache
)heaping (spoonful
) || ( s u d d e n l y
| |
hear
h. to the end
147
head
|| (food) i m p / p f |
)|(|
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!candy
have
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also
) j| ( d r i n k
H have 8
||
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in h. - * ,nr
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make h.
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|| )(
hastily
) ( , ,
-\ h . i t a n n o u n c e d t o t h e c h i l d r e n
|| | ...
|
that
|| , , ,
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|| don't be h .
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through
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n. 1hate .
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haughtiness
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hayfever | , | ,
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|| he who says he
|| h . waiterhead l . adj. ..
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|-|
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hasty
n.
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)(; | | ,[,
haunt
|
|| h . house [shEYDiM] . . .
^
haunted
146
Haskalah
happily
, ) ( ,*
hardship ; -\ h. to - ] ) (
) ( | | > ) -| (rev. con. | *

|| h. store - hardware -| it h.ed to be r a i n i n g
- )(
'5 ; -
hardy -\ I h.ed to see h i m
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harem ) & ( || things are h.ing

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that
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-\ there is> ,*

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| , | ) - || ( l u c k i l y ; happily
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|| , harmless
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|| (pers | ) (thing || extremely h . happy
|
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) (
- ) heharmonica - ) - ( ) (
is v e r y
harmonious
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BA]YES[LEM0sh
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n. ! -\ h. New Year
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| , ' | , |
harry atrociously h. (work) - -
*
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[KoshE] H h. of hearing
|| h.
harshly
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also
harum-scarum
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H try h.
||2
- |
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hard-boiled
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_| ,|| .
hard-core
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hard-cover adj.
5 hash
hard-earned
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5 ' | 5 , || vi.
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hard-hearted
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hardness
harp
-| h. birth-
] [ K S I V E vAKhsiME T O Y V E
] day! [ M A Z L
145
happen
||
2 . 1 ) . ' ( ) ( n. 1handcuff .
hallucination
hallucination
) ( ,*
| | ) (
) ( , ) ( ,
handful
)(
)( , )(
)(
] [ , M E N I E
|| cf. stop! !
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handicap
)|| (in a race
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| ,|
)(
] [ ,
> ) (
) | ( )(,
||
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handout
handsome
] [ H A D R E S - P O ' N E M
handwriting
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)|| (skillful
)(
)|(|
|| ||
wall
)handy (convenient
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handyman
hang vt.
imp/pf
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|| h. out|| )(
_|
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with
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death by h.
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hangman
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|
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) || (clock )(
hamster
hand 1. n.
)(
hamper 1. n.
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(
hammock
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|| very h. person
hammer
|| F E K h T F O K h i M ] H a t h .
vi.
1. n.
hamlet
)) -\ (door(
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|| h. on the
hamburger
|; |
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| v.2.,
||
handiwork
] [ K E Y L I M
ham
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2||n.
) 1handle
.
. v.
,
) || (vessel ) (
][HO'MEN
MELOKIIE[,handicraft
)( ) \\2
. v.
handkerchief
halve
hamantash
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( ]
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halting
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.| ,_ by
n)
halt int.
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|| be h.
)(
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hangover
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|*
|| have a h. in
[KIIEY-
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|
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|| on h.
on the other h.
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|| change , also
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|| ) | ( |
,
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)(
| ,
h.s
from h. to h.
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] [ B E K N I ' P L
|| live from h. to mouth
! -\ h.s off | ]1E[sh1E-p

! -\ h.s up !
|| ,
H 2. v.
-\ lend a h. !
||
Hanukkah
|| _||* -\ h. in|; ||*
haphazardly
h. out
' , ,
] [ H A F T O Y R E
|| by h.
at first h.
|| h.|| ,|
|,
|| ,|-
|*
Haphtarah
|* , | ,| , -
happen
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handbook
H
)( hair brush
|| give a h. | |
haircut: get a h .
|| *
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)(
||
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n.
to
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||
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hairy
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not to be h .
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half-wit
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halibut
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r o o m ) also
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.|v ||
hallah
2.
1
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hag
Haggadah
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haggle
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( || |
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hallelujah int.
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had:
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halitosis
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hackneyed
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|| ) . . . ( , )(
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halfwitted
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habitually also
halfway adv.
habit-forming
half-breed
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habitat
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vt/vi
half 1. adj.
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| | ) > )|| break the h. (of
H h. measure ][NEshoME
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|| ( m e e t i n g )(
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|
haberdashery
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H three a n d a h . ;
haberdasher
hairpin
.
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)( , ' )(,
hair-splitting
. ||2
)(
)(
hairdo
, ,
)(
) (
hairdresser
)(
habeas corpus
hallow
hallo ween
144
],[PILPL
vt.(greet h
-\ vi. h. from |
|| split h.s )(
*
hair
][MEFALPL
143
gyroscope
guitar
)(
)(
gubernatorial
] ;SIM
) ( ,-
)(
gulch
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gulf
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gull
guerrilla 1. adj.
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)(
.v
||
JJ
2
|,
gullible
n.1)gulp ( d r i n k .
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-'
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gum
)( ,
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||
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(rubber
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| gurgle
|
|,
gush
||;
guest
guest list
)gun (pistol
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)(
)(
||
guesswork
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)(
guess 1. n.
H cf. imagine | | <<
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gubernatorial
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, . n.
,
|| (steer- ][HADROKIIE
guffaw
guidance
,
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|g. t)00k )( ][MADREKhMADRIKhlM
| H g. out also |
- ) ||2
v. .
)( gust
| ;) ( ,
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|| with g. gusto
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gymnastics
gypsum
1Gypsy
adj.
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)(
gyroscope
guilder
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)(
guild
guillotine 1. f t .
gymnasium
)(
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guzzle||2
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-*
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guttural
guy
also
)(
|| ]KhAZEYRIMLEKh
guilt
guilty
Guinea
guinea-pig
[YA'M-KhAZERL
| use as a g.
){fig.
142
guardian
|-
||
back
|| g.
)|| (become
bigger
g.-
grit
) ( |

. )||2
)(
groan 1. n.
growl 1. n.
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grocer
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grocery
grown-up 1. adj.
|| fully g. '|
)(
2. n.
_ ) ( also
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person
; )(;
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gross 1. adj.
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;
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] [ R U G Z E
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grumbler
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guarantor
n.
1.
guard
], [SIIMIRE
)(,
)!(
|| ) H (alertness )(
|| on one's g. ) (
-
||
[ P I S -
|
_*
g. of honor
|| pf.| ,| ,|
imp
-\ 2. vt.
]'KIIN-PE
) -\ (argument |
) (
,
)(fig.
groundless
|| )(
)(
groundwork
group 1. n.
)(; )(
] [ T S I B E R
] , [ K I B E T S K I B U T S I M
)(,
pro-
of
*>=
) || ( s m a l l g a t h e r i n g
H (going t h r o u g h a
|| in a g. )(
||
)(
) || (legal )(
guardian
[ A P E T R O P E S A P E T R O P -
)(
)cedure
H in a g. of three
in a g. of four
|-
-\ pf.
|,
|-| ,| ,||.
|,
|,
|
)(
)guarded (speech
guardhouse
also
] [ Y E S O ' D Y E S O Y D E S
\ vi. g. against|
,-
g.s
grounding: have a (good) g. in
grouping
* )(
)(
fog
(excuse) also
)(wire, plane
'|
|| 2
.
vt/imp
H off one's g.
2
0M\-
] [ T A M T A Y M I M
[sMAKh] H common g.
_|
] [ O R V E S
) -\ (detachment ) (
) ) H ( r o y a l(
guarantee 1. n.
] [ O R E V O R V I M
] , [ S I I O Y M E R S I I O M R I M
)) -\ (basis(
grunt 1. n.
_*
)(
) i (reason )(
grumble
| ,| , H 2. v.
)(
, ,
|| g.
) ( ,
)(
grotto
)ground 1. n. (soil
gruffness
)(
(
grotesque
[TsAD-HAsho'vE] -\ g. floor
,| ,
. )||2
grudgingly
gruesome
grope
H 2. n. ][HAKhNosE
)(
][KhEYShEK
groin
groove
| , ,'|
growth
)grub (clear
gritty
)grown: g. over (with
|| ;
grits
| || g. up
grower )||2
)( .
v/imp
grit
grove
|| (sprout, )grow vt. (cultivate

as
grow,
|| (let | |
|| vi. |
)roots
as
)hair, nails
141
grippe
.(2.* ) n
adj. 1green .
||
gratify
|| (ob- | , ' |
* )(park
greenhorn ||2
. adv.
also ) (

) (
|;
| ,|
| ,
greet
) < H (upon a r r i v a l(
shake
] , B R O N I M
5)(
)(pi.
grenade
)(
] ,[TSAR
grief
)(
||
|| | ) H vt. also(
also
grievous
n. 1grill .
imp/pf

) ( , )(
|| * )(,
|
H
( ,
)
][SAKh
|| . . .
)(ancestors
H g.-grandson
) ( ;
grindstone
)(
; ; ]grip [shLiTE
) ( grippe
|| 2.
g.-grandfather
)(progeny
) (
|| g . B o s t o n...
greater
greatly
greatness
)*(
| , |
) || (teeth) - ( |
prefix
) ( Great Britain
| ; | ,|)>
great 1. n.
)(
grind i m p / p f
greasy
H a g . many
|| )(
/*
)(
2. v. imp/pf
|| g.est possible
n.
<8
. grease 1.
g r a n d d a u g h t e r || g . . .
grimace
) graze ( t o u c h
grim
1grin
graze (feed) vt/vi

)(
||
, ,
grieved also
2 . v )(
],[HAVAYE
gray
)|(|
vi. also
/ -
)(ashy
)(
][METSAER
,
.
)(weight
gravy
grieve vt/vi
'|
||
gravity
grievance
|| )(
)|(|
gravitation
) || (force of g.
, | ) ( , _
gravitate
)(
|,
|)(5 ,|
H come to g. )(
],[AVLE
gravestone
][KOYEKh
)( grid
griddlecake
gravel
)(seriousness
greyhound
][KVORES
| ,|
grey see gray

)(,
)( ] [ M A T S E Y V E
gregarious
)(
gravedigger
greeting
)(
)( [ K A B R E N K A -
]KhEM
|| )( , ) (
grave n .
[KEYVERKVO-
< H g. each other> ][shoLEM
also
grave adj.
] ; R I M )(
H g. with a cordial hand | || [ A L E ' Y -
][BEKJIINEM
gratitude
)(
)lige
gratis 1. adj.
greenhouse
|*
* ] [ M E H A N E
, 5
greenish
gratify
Greece
, *
greed
,; ; 8 greedy
|
) H be g. also(
][LOET
|| G . Orthodox
)(
Greek 1. adj.
H 2. n.
140
gratification
grandfather
*)(
)(
grandmother
grandparents
' )(
/*
)(
gracious
,
][Khso'DIMDIK
gradation
) ( >*! ,
grandson
grandstand
granite
gracious
)(
grade 1. n.
)( , ) (
||
)](
)-\ (class
][MADREYGE
granny
||2
. v. )( , ) ( )
n.
1grant
( ,
) H (students_||; |
)( -\ (subsidy) , )(
| )(
(
).
\ - )(
| , | | * v.2.
(
| ; | , | |
|| take for;
| | ,
g.
g.
||
] [
] , [ B E H A D R O G E-
gradual
gradually
granted
...
)(mark
granulated
|| g. schoolgraduate 1. adj. ...

-
|| 2. . ) (
)( ,
also
)(,
| sugar also
) . v. (grade )3\-
w ) (
granule
?| , ' |
grape
) ( , )(
_ )(
) ( )(
)
(]
vidual
|| cf. also . . . )(
;(
)|| (granule
)(
vidual
* )(
graphic
...graphy
_* ] , [ T O Y F E S | , |
)(
],[ALMONE
|| . v t . imp/pf
| ,|,
) || (Hebrew )(
n. 1grate .
) H vi.| ,-(_|
)( [ B A L -
|/
gratification
grand
)(
g. jury
][GANEYVE
)(

granary
H g. duke...
|| g. larceny )(
grateful
grater
grammatical
] ; [ D Y
|| )(
| ) (
)(
rew) also
)(
| , | , | ,|
) || be g. (to
grammarian
grass
][AGUNE
also
] BALE-
grass widow
(
gram
grammar
][DIKDEK
|| (Heb- )(
grasshopper
' | )(
g. of sand
) (
n. 1grasp .
)(
][TVUE
grain
...grapher
) || (understand | | ) ( v .2.
) (
)(bribe
|| ) ( ) H (of wood )(
|| g. arts;
n.
graft
][shOYKhED
graft
|| , against (sb.'s) g.
entries
... )(
1. n.
)|(3|
...graph
entries
DI[,graph
|| cf. also . . . )(
indi-
graduation
][SIEM
grapevine ) ||2
. v.
)(
indi-
)|| (finish
grapefruit
imp/pf

grandchild
granddaughter
] , [ G D U L E -
grandeur
-\ achieve g. , ] [ D Y
*
][OYLE-LIGDU'LE
139
gracefully
good-bye
gooseberry -
-')(
)(
' |
!^ || g. for you! gopher wood g . a n d s i c k
) ( , ) ( gorge | * -\ be g. (for) also ! !
|| begorge | * ) -\ be no g. / <
g.
oneself v/imp
| || pf. |
|| * ) ( ] ( a t ) [ B E R Y E
| )(
gorgeous * ) ( ) be very g. ( a t
, ,
for g. [MAYDEM] -
] [HI'DERDIK ,
) ( -| have a g. time gorilla ][LEDOYRES
| , | , 5|,
_ ! ) || ( r e g r e t ' ! ) gosh! ( a d m i r a t i o n
|| g. truth {fig.: ) ( H be g. for nothing gospel | * ][HANOE
] 0 Y s h E J e w . ) [ T 0 Y R E s - M | * ] ,[KAPORES | *
|| as g.gossamer _ H in g. time
as
[ERTSIS
) the next person
]RO'EL
-\ make g. vt. ( d e b gossip ( ][YAKhsN
)t
] , [ R E K h i L E s 1. n .
) -\ ( p e r s o n ' _ | | * ) H vi. ( g e t rich |
-\ a piece o ) ( , ) ( ) ( ! -\ g. day
g. ! - ' ! -\ g. evening !
|| ) ( , ) (
2. ! ! || g. morning
v.
_ | , | , | || g.
! night
||2
about
|| ! | also
g.- ) (
w -\ for his own g. ; ][TOYVE
_ | | become the object of g.
H do g. (rem- _
got || what g. is . . . | ) ( ) e d y
see get
Gothic -\ public g. ) ( ? . . .

gooseflesh
pretty g. also
||
) -\ g. and . . . ( ][NishKo'shE
[TOYVES-HAKLA L] H it's a g. thing that
) | ( | gouges
) ( goulash
[MAROKhE] -\ g. things of life
gout
* ) (
( || | ) > ; * | govern
) ( ! ! ! good-bye
* ]t o ) [KhAL
] ,[DY_)( !
governess
) ( ,
) ( ) ( , good-for-nothing
) ( ] , [ K E Y L E ) (
|| ( R u s s i a n ) ( government
goodies
) ( ) p r o v i n c e <
governor || g. person good-natured
|| g ) . . . (
] ;[ME'ZEKTOV
general
,
goodness
) ( ! || my g.
-\ g. gown ! ! !
gracious
| * ) ( ; ) (
) ( evening g. ! ] ,[Ny !
] ,[Ny !
) | ( | grab i m p / p f
] ,[KIIESED ) ( , grace
* ) ( ]goods [sKhoYRE
; , ,
| , goodwill
he c a m e
][KhEYN
graceful
, ] [ . n .
]gracefully also [BENEIMES
goody see goodies

||2
goose 1. adj.
)(
138
good
) || (he ) (
)(,

^
_|
)goat (she
H g.'s ) (
)(
1
|| g. it down | |
'|
)(,
goatee
gobble
go-between
goblet
[KOS
]KOYSES
)(; )(
) ( , M-Y1s-[HAshE
/_
)emph.
about
go
go
]MshE
|| he went | ahead a n d . . .

|| | | | - , |
_||*
|-
) || (rash | |
|| (more ] [ K h o u L E
many
goddess
)(
) || (Jew.
godfather
God-fearing
H G . person }[
)( ] I M Y I R E [ Y O R E - s h 0 M A
godmother
)(
) ( )(

godsend
God-speed
goggles
; ,
-
|| _| s
|/
vt/vi
)going: be g. to (intend
keep g. vt.
|| vi. |
) -\ get g. (on a trip |

| | )(
gold 1. adj.
. ||2
fine g.
,
,
golden
gold-plated

)(
goldrush
.
) || (valid; ;
,
between
|| go | )(
) || (sink | ,||* go down

) -\ (be agreeable to | |
1,
|* ) (
) H g (so 1
| ;
|
H go for_
-j go in for
_||
|| go on||
)|| go off (explosive
) || what's g o i n g | ( | )(happen
|| (continue) with ?
_*)/( ],[MAMshEKh
|| ! ?
|| go out)( )(
)date
?on
! - go on' ,||*
|| (on a
)(come, come
)(fire etc.
||
| ,|* * ,||
) go over (pass_
<(
| | * ) -| (review, repeat|*)(
|| (an||*
||,
-
H go through
||,
through with
||*
)experience
||
-\ go
)H go up (approach
) || go up in | ( |
'|
)) H (rise(
|| cf. going,||* smoke

gone
.v
- )(
n. 1goad .
gone
good 1. adj.
)(
-\ not too g. also
][BALN
) -\ go into (details
)(_| ,|_|
,' ,_' - *
|| go
) H (adhere_||
goldsmith
|| golf
)(pain
H go| )(; _* ][MEshANE
][MIDEYE
) -\ go away(
) back (on one's w o r d
bid
)(
ahead a n d b o u g h t it
||* , | |
|| cf. bless
also
|| go ahead cf. begin; continue
by
H G . knows
know
God
[ L E M A ' N A -
...
how
|| not
|| |
also
to
|| |
], [VEKIIA'S
||
god
-\ G . knows ... ] L E M [ v E s h o
how
|| let
)|| (proceed
\ go about | |
)t h i n g , idea
][HALEVA'Y
|| G . for- ! ! H my G .
it
go
go
)(to no definite place
\ go around (with '
BOREKh] -\ cf. Lord || G . grant
-\ for G.'s sake
|| |
| |
|,
)gobble (sound
)(
) || (other t h a n o n foot(*
.|
)(
go
)(
imp/pf
go-ahead
) || (soccer )(
goal
137
gnome
gizzard
(,
) ( n. 1glimpse . -\ h e i s g . t o w e e p i n g /
v
.2.
*
|
'
,
(
|
/
glisten
) ( gizzard
glitter
| ,| ,| ,
) ( glacier
| | ) || be g. ( o f glad
; global . . .
) H (rev. con.) 8 (
|| |
| | (earth ) ( , - ) ( globe
I am g. he is here
) (geographic
_ H be g. to
| gladden
)(
) ( , ) ( glade
| | , ]gloom [KhoyshEKh
gladly
)(mood
, ,
, glamor
][MOREshichoYRE
, , , gloomy ) ( glamor girl
) ( , glamorous
,,
|| ) ( , ) ( glance 1. n .
| | [ ] H become g.
glorify , at first g. ,
| , , |
| - | -\exchange g.s
' , _ glorious
/ | ) H 2. v i . ( a t ) <
, * , , glory
)(
] [ G D U L E
|| ] , [ K O V E D
) ( gland
g.
one's in ) ( , glare 1. n .
,
( shine)gloss | _ | , _ | ) H 2. v. (
) word( g l o s s (, | , - | | ) || ( s t a r e
) ( glossary
)(
, glossy
) ( _ glaring
glass 1. a d j .
glove ||2
) l a i r e t am () . . ( n
n.
1
|| ) ( ) ^ ( d r i n k i n g
_ | , | , | ) ( || cf. v.2.* ) ( , ) ( ) ( p a n e
n.
1glue
all-purpose g
) ( cut glass || wine g.
| ; | , - | -] v.2.-
* ) glasses ( p i .
|
glassware
gluey
) ( glassworks
glaze 1. n .
glum ||2
f ,/ p pi m . v.
) ( son
)|(|
glutton
) ( , |
) ( glazier
gleam 1. n .
andg. \- | , T.] v. s h M AG E[ ||2
drunkard
] [ Z O Y L E L - V E S O ' Y V E
) (
| ,|
) ( gnarl ] , [ G D U L E ]glee [KhEDVE
) ( gnarled
) ( glee club
| , | ) ( ) gnash ( t e e t h ) . . . ( gleeman
) ( gnat
, glib
|| ( a , | , |
gnaw | || ( i n g l i d e r s ) , | g l i d e c
|
|
) ( gnome
) ( glider
136
given
H I feel g .
!giddy-up
) ( ' ] , [ M A T O N E
gift
) ) -\ (talent ( , )( , )(
)(
,
)(
' ) ( , ,
|| ,-
)(|
giggle
' )(
gill
gimlet
gimmick
)(
) || ( c o t t o n
gin
)(
|| g. ale
ginger
)'(
gingerbread
)(
giraffe
|| , | |
)(;
>>
|| as a g.
gird
)(
girder
)(
girdle
,**/|_|
| | , | | , | -
|| vi. | |
)(
H g. away vt. |
-\ g. away with | | , |
girl
)(swallow
||
||
|| g.
||
vt/vi
-
off
vt.
|| (dis-
-\ vi.
H
g.
| | || (fare) , | | *
|-
|| | |
-\ vi. | , | |
cf. g. along || getting on in years

-\ g. out vt.
|| vi. | |
! -\ g. out | | , | |
|
) -\ g. over (recover from!
||* )(
) -\ (rev. con.
|| | | )(
|| g. up vt.
|-
||
g. under
-\ vi._|'|;
||
* , | |
) ( , -
gist
| || g. in - | | * | |
-\ g. off
)(
)( ] , [RUEKhRUKhEs
oneself
to
g.
|| g. it
||
|| g. onto | , | -
- ) (
ghostly
ghost writer
)( , )(
up
)(sb.
|
9
) || (hum. _
], [TA'RGEMLOSIIN
|| (des , ,to
) || be g. (liable ) (
gibber
gibberish
)>((0
| ) || g. way (to) - | ( | )(view
)tined
giant
'
| ,|| )( , | | ) (
given
ghost
)( [ M E S M E Y -
;[ ] ... ][shEDish
g. oneself* ,[MEYAEsh] -||* *
ghetto
]SIM
-\ g. up | | ,
up to
ghastly
)( ] , [ S I I E D s h E Y D i M ) ( ,
_*)( ] ; [ M E V A T E R _* )(
||
get-together
)momaily
||
|| g. through vt/vi
girlish
back
|| g. out
)mount
H g. on vt.|_| </(
)(
| | ,
_|
Ghana
) -\ (in marriage |
||
-\ vi.
)(
girlhood
][TAMTSES
down to
_||
_|
|| ( h a n d ; give cere | , | | give || g. | | *
||
)(
)( geyser
) || (donate
vt.
|| g. in |
|| g. at
gigantic
)(
|| g.
||
down
) -\ (with g o l d leaf |
)'(-
|| g. around to
around
gifted
gild v/imp
)(; -
)) -\ (somehow(
H g. _ ] , [ Y O Y T S E | | ) - (
| ,|
|| pf. |
get-together

, , -
| *><
giblets
giddy
) -j feel g. (rev. con.
135
get
;

) H (hum. ,
H a g . w a t c h ... . . .
generation
)( [DOR
|| ) (

genus
)(

geodesy
geodetic
)(
geography
geometry
) (

geriatrics
)(microbe
) ( ,
, |
,
)(
|| cf.
generous
H g. person
\eg.VATRONIM]-
, generously also
)(

genesis
, ][BREYSHES
|| book of G .

genetics
- ,
germ
genial
, genitals -
) (
) German 1. adj. (of G e r m a n s
) (
) ( [VATREN
)( , )(
-
generosity
, ][VATRONES
geometrical
geology
geranium
||
generator
geologist
)(production
).(
geological | *
)(
DOYRES] H for g.s
|| cf. rise
geographer
geographical
)generation (age
genitive
) || (of G e r m a n y
) ( ,
measles || 2. n.
)) H (young( ][GOENGEOYNIM
Germanic
) -\ (ability ) ( ][ILEILUIM
Germany
) H (spirit ,* ][GEOYNES
gesticulate
)( _
| , | [ 1
)( ] ,[HAVAYE
gesture
!gesundheit
|| .where | || get
)
? d i d y o u g . i t
genocide
) (
)( , )( ][TNUE
!
)genius (person
] , [BALEBATish
t
genre
genteel
]adj.[coish.1gentile
|| H cf. receive, obtain ?
H g. boy ) ( ][ORLAREYLIM
)(become
H g. girl ) ( ][shKOTsiM
H cf. bring || (under-
-\ the g. nations ) (
|| he g o t bigger|
)(coll.
,
|| I d i d n ' t get | ,' | * ) s t a n d
].(HOO'YLEM
|| have|| _ 2 \y o u -
|| I ' v e g o t a b o o k | *
|,
)got (possess
) || g.s (cont. ) ( ]( J e m . ) [GOYE

][GAYES
-\ have got to
-\ he's g o t t o obey | *
|| h o w |

H g. (sb.) to
?d i d y o u g . h i m t o laugh
[UMESn.
gentle
.
)(chivalrous
|| )(
gentleman
H gentlemen! int. ) (
) H g. across ( t r a n s p o r t ?
|| _ ! 5_! ][Kho'shEVE
vt/vi
! ][RABOYSAY
( J e w . ) also
H (intent) vt. | )(
, ,
||
| -
)( , | -
|| g. ahead |
||
-\ vi.
Hg. along | ' |
gentleness
, ] ,[E'MESDIK genuine
134
generate
-\ (loose things) vt. | 5 | )(
-\ (convene) vt/vi
|| $ | |
gangster
)( , ) (
||
) H (harvest | ) (
|
)( !
)(conclude
6 ) ( ,
gathering
) ) -\ (audience ( ; ) (
) H ( c o m p a n y ) (
)(
) (
|2
|| ) (
|,
)(
gaudy
imp/pf
Gaul
)(
,
gaunt
gauze
)( ,
. v.
. v ||2
garage
)([ L E -
|| g. can ) ( ,

] ; [ K E Y L I M
11
gee! int.
_!
) ( ,
gem
)(
)(
][MALBEShMALBUShlM

|| in g....
-| g. deliv
],[BIKLAL
H 2. n.
)(
)(
)(
] [,
|
[BEDE-
generally
] L R E K . h - K L A
||* , |
generate
gas 1. n.
gas mask
, '
|,
gasoline
| , | ,_|
...
)(
|| city g. )(
) _(
|| _ | ) (
gasp
gastric
gastronomic
)(
| pf. ,
garter
) H g. belt (
. v. ) ||2
generality
generalize
garrulous
)( ,
)(
generalization
ery
garrison 1. n.
|;
)secretary
|| g. industry
garnish
) ( , ) ( garret
genealogy
|| (manager, l . adj. |
general
garlic
garment
| ,|
gendarme
)(
garland
] , [ B E G E D B G O D I M
)(
gender
gene
gargle
||2
v. . ] R EM O G[ )
Gemara
)'|( )(
1. n.
)( , )(
- [ E ' V N T O V A V O N I M - T O Y
] , V E S - ) (
gardening
| ,|
diving g.
gelatin
gardener
_'
)(automobile
||2
)(
garble
garden 1. n.
)(
1. )
n.
)(wheel
v. (. *
gear
|| ) . . .
||
-\ g. truck
)(
| / ,'|
|
|| ( i m p l e - ) (
garbage
gaze 1. n.
...
garb
g. man - ) (
)(
gay
)ments
gape
]vu'sh
||2
) )(

gavel
gap
full of g.s
broad-g.
)$|(|
gantry
] , [ M E H A L E K I I )(
] [ M E S I B E
|| )(; ) ( gauge 1. n.
gangway! int.
) ( , ) ( , _ _ ) ( ,
] [ O Y L E M
, , ,
gangster
imp.
gate
|| field g.
gatekeeper
gather vt/vi
| , -|_| )(; | , -|,
Galilee
|| Sea of G . ][GOLEL
][YAM-KINE'RES

) || (impudence
|| 2. .
1. adj.
gall
gallant
2. v.
|| at a g.
) ( , )(
*
) ( ,._
)(
] [ , gadgetry -
gamble 1. n.
, _(2\-
) || (joke ) (
)gag 1. n. (stop
|| )( , )( ][HALOTSE
|| vi. | ) (
, | ; _
gambler
)(
|| 2. . . . .
gambling 1. adj.
,
) || ( h u n t i n g )(
) || ( r o u n d )(
game
)|| (ball game

)(
)(
)(
|| ) ( , ) (
)of friends
gamut
],[SIMKIIE
)( , ]gain 1. n. [REVUSE
|
) || (weight etc.|
|* , |
) H 2. v.( ] ,[KNUFYE ) (
g. up on
gangrene
|| 2. v.
H g. by |
, _* ] ,[NE'ENE *
|
) H g. weight also( ][MARviEKh

[
|| w h a t is g. | |
(bunch
^ ) ( , ) ( ,
)( ||
gaiety
) , [GDULE] H (hum. Jew.

][LAYEHUDIM
gained: be g.
] ,[KIIEVRE ) ( ] , [ K h A V R u s E
) ( ,
'|
gaggle
gander
gang 1. n.
2. vt.
| , | )(
)(
gadget
galore
galoshes
) ( ,
gable
gadabout
)( ] ,[HAMTSOE
H 2. v. 8 -
)gallows (sg.
] ;[LERO'V5
) ( )(
gallon
gallop 1. n.
)( ][TLIE
) || ( c l o a k ) (
gaberdine
)(
gallery
)(
|
'|
gall bladder
)(
,
|| gift of the g. 3 _
|| ;
)(
) ( , )(
)( ) || (note ) ( )G (letter
gab 1. n.
||
)(,
gainsay
][HiLEKh
)( , )(
][YO'NTEVDIK
by
gait
gaiter
gala adj.
) ( ) ( ]M ,[YA ) ( gale
132
fuzzy
, ] , [OSED n .2.
|| be f. , ) (
-\ in the f. ,

[LEHABE] H for the f.

,
, ,; ,
futile
fuzz
||
|
)con.
(rev.
H make f. attempts
-\ talk f.ly
fuzzy
futile
|| ' ) ( , ]{
future 1. adj.
131
fussy
funnel 1. n.
|| * ) ( , ) (
|
;
)(,
) funny ( c o m i c a l
) -\ (odd
)(,
H f. coat
fur
)(
,
2. v.
-\ be f. (at) also
| ] become f. also
)(
) ||2
||
)H (moon
|| f. blast
the brim
)H (hum.

-\ in full ;
||
his f. l e n g t h / h e i g h t /
/ /
full-face: f. portrait
] [ K I I E ' Y M E
)(
1. n.
furlough
, ,
furnace
! |
furnish ( f u r n i t u r e ) i m p / p f
| ,||; |
) H (supply |
| )) - (8
. | ), ( , |
||2
(
,
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)(
) ( , ) (
furrow
adj.
furthermore
furtive
] ; [ G A N E Y V I S I I
, ][RETsiKhE
1.
fuse
H 2.
)(
||
)(cord
)(,
||
n.
)(
||
|
|,
)(,
||
)(of
f.
)( ,|)(
f.
have
|
] , [ L E ' T S E V E
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|| ( m a -
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)(
|| f. person
also
fusion
|| f. language
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...
)|
)(
functionary
)(
\-
fundamental
,...
] [ Y E S O ' Y D E S D I K
] [ B E E T S E M
fundamentally
'
|| f.
)(
f. parlor -
fundraiser
fundraising
] [ L E V A Y E
)(
funeral
march
) (with p r i d e / d e l i g h t
)(
fund
) (
][MAKhzoKEs
fussy
)chine
] , [ I K E R) ; [ E T S E M ] ...(
] [ ,
) ( fuss 1. n .
)(
-\ f. bomb ) (
| ,
)(
also
)-j (watch
'|
) -\ make a f. (over
. v.
|*
vast f.s
fuselage
function 1. n.
) ( ,|5| ) (
)(
||
_| ;
)(detonator
)(
] [ H A N O E
H make
* ,
fun
[KhoYZEK] -\ in/for f.
|| f.s
)( , -
)(hum.
. v. ) ||2
fury
)(electric
fumigate
\ (. he s a i d , _
|,
_|
. 3\-
' , ; ,
vt/vi
||
||2
||
)|| (ridicule
furrier
1.
'|
| |
further
fume 1. n.
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* || household f. ^ furniture
,|
full-time
fully
fulminate
||) 8( ,|
v.
fullness
fumble vi.
) ( ; ) (
v.
H in f. bloom
| ,||
)|(
|| f. to ) (
)chock f. (of
] , [ M O L E - K A ' A S
8 ], [RETsi'KhE
,
furious
full-face
] [
_'
) || (skin ) (
)(
funereal
fungus
)(
130
full
frosted glass
frighten

-\ extreme f.
frosting see icing
)on l i p s ||
|
|
6'
n.[PONEM.(frown1
H 2.
]v.PE'NEMER
|| f. stiff
frugal
frugality
][TSIMTSEM
, ) ( ]
5
, ,-
fruitful
|| ^ / _
| ;

)con.
(come) f.
H I w a s terribly f. also |
frightening
|| , ) ( ] [
* ) < ][MOYRE
)(
be f. also
]YRE(N)DIK,[MO
frightful
][MU'YEMDIK
|| , ][KRI'REDIK
)(hum.
|| f. woman
| ) (
;
)(; -
)(;
| ,|
6 )( , ) (
* ; )(
)( , _-
)(
| ] ;[DEYE *-frivolity -
) (
|| .2 . n
of
drawerful
] [,
*-,
fry
frying pan
)(
fuel
1fugitive
adj.
fro: to and f.
, ,

) ( , )(;
' |
) (
fugue
... || a )(
) ( , )5(
...ful
) (
soup
fulcrum
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. n.
fulfill
| ,|| , *
][MEKAYEM
[MEKUYEM] B
,
also
_
)full (of
) H (sated[MOLE] ...
|| m y f. b r o t h e r
. . .
||
|| f.... on
1. n.
)tion
frolic
|
from
front 1. adj.
H in f. )(; )(
|| f. seat in f. of
) || (f. c o u n t r y )(
frontier
fulfillment
) || (emotions )(
|| (rela-
frog
frogman
fulfilled
frock
)(
;
)papers||2
'
5 ) ( . v.
-\ t w o spoonfuls of
|| be f.
frivolous
-j be f. , ,
-\ (. cell
fringe
|| f. person_* also
) || (for h e a t i n g
.
frigidity
fringe benefit
| , |
frustration
frigid
)(sexually
) frustrate ( p l a n
_ ][MEAKEV
frightened
(rev.
| , $ $ |
fruitless
|| be f.! -\ (work) also
)-\ (person
PEYRE[;fruit
w
| ,| ,
|| pf.|
)$ { (horse|| , |
frozen
; ] [
)5
|,
frighten v/imp
|| be- ,
H f. upon
[EYMES-MO'VES],
v.H2.
| , |
frosty
n. 1froth .
)(
)<n || (cold
) frost (frozen d e w
)(
frostbitten
129
fright
||
][MASE
)(
.
) (freight t r a i n
|| 2 . n
F.
|| the(.
freight
1French
adj.
frame
|| )( , )(
frame 1. n.
|| f. of reference '
f. of mind
)( ] Y K h E s , [ s h A
_||
)(language
')( || (ca-
)(people
. v. )2\-
| ][BILBL
)(
Frenchman )
!
| , French toast
|
] ,[MESIIUGA'S
frenzy
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| v,.2.
)(
||
) (
adj.
)]
],[TI'REFDIK
SAK[,frequently
_
,PEDIK
frantic
;
cf.
||
)(
'5
fraternal
fraternity
brotherhood
) H ( i m p u d e n t
)( , ][RAMOES
)(
frankness
][METUREF
[Khu'Ts-
||
freshman
, [RAMO-
fraudulent
]ish
,|
adj.1fricative.
also
) || (social
)friction (physical
||
K
E| Yh A V
H ] M
f.
i R
. good
v.
, [POTER] es
||
||
||; |
|| _ )( , )(
)become/make f.s (with

| )(
|
|
,-
freemason
freethinker
)(
) ( , freeway
)|| on f. terms (with

<(
)( )( ,
friendship
) || (allocate_||
|| pf. |
)(
frigate
|
|| be f._
_*
weather
; , fright
)(
freeze vt.
H vi/imp|
)( , )( - [ K h A
]VERShAFT
in f.
freely: spend/use f.
_ _ )(
]YISRO'ELO'YEVE
, ][KhA'vERish
freedom
)( Jews also [OYEV-

friendly
)NEM] H (exempt
|| make f. with
) -\ be (good) f.s (with )(
-\ f. of,
free 1. adj.
, ] [; [BEKhi-
|| )( )(; | )(
the
|| f.s ) (
) || (gratis ;
) ( , )( friend [KhAVER
|
freckle
; ][BROYGES
) || (monster )(
freak
)(
)(
(Fridays'.F )
fraud
|| obtain by f.
| ; j ] ;[BROYGES| fret
, .
frank
frankly
) || (water: non-salt , fresh

-\ be f. also
)ness
frankfurter
/-
1
)franchise (vote
_||* ,_
.
France
frequency
)-\ (hum.
framework
)(
][TIREF
1frequent
)lumniate
)( 5_
|| (busi-
)(
)freezing (cold
1
f.
) -\ f. point (
128
frailty
fort
|| ; ' |
| ) , ( [ H E F -
-*
] ; K E R
5 | , | | , _ found
] [ M E Y A S E D
) (of a b u i l d i n g
|| )(,
)(
] [ Y E S O ' D Y E S O Y D E S
)(fund
|| lay the f.s of )(
)(
] ; [ G V U R E
|| well-
] ,
, [ B E -
,
f.
[ T E Y -
)( ,
' ) ( , )(
)(
n.
also
fortification
)|| (defenses
fortify
'|
-\ f. pen )(
fortieth
)(
)(
|| drinking f. ) (
Kh-[0T
w ' | ) ( foundling ,
fountain
forthwith
] K E D E Y - D I ' B E R
foundry
KEF-UMIYA'D
founding
forthcoming
] , K O ' R E V D I K
* ) ( , )( founder
,* ,
forte
)(
,forth ,
-;
'
fort
H back and f. -
|| cf. founding ' | also

founded: ill-f.
)(
foundation
) H (of a s y s t e m etc. )(
] [ M A F K E R
fortitude
] [ G V U R E
fortnight
, -
)(
four
fourteen
,...
fortuitous
][MA'ZLDIK
fortunate
fourteenth
fortress
fortunately
fourth 1. adj.
. ||2
M A Z L M A Z O L E S ](fortune,
)( )
) (music ) H [ (

*

) H (wealth )( ][MAROKhE
|| )( ] fowl (sg.) [ O F O Y F E S
] ,[AshiREs ) . . .
)(coll.

)( fox
) . . . ( |
foxhole
fox trot
)(
)..._( , ' )(
)(
)( ,
, |
|
foyer
) ( , fortuneteller
) ( , )(
)(
(
]TsPED-\fragment1
adv .2.
, ,
; )( [ M E Y -
frail
frailty
]KhESh
Khu],
| | v .3.
\ -
)(
fragrance
fragrant
forty
forum
) f r e s h * adj. 1forward .
fragmentary
' )(
fortune hunter
fracture 1. n.
)(
H good f.
fracas
|
' ) ( || fragile
H have one's f. told
)(
) -\ (fragment )( ][TishBOYRES
)(
)||2
)(
\af.PO'YTIKE]-
) fraction ( n u m b e r
)(hum.
\-
fossil
|| f. child ' | ,|; | foster

'-
^ f. parent ) (
) ( , -
|| run f. of , ,
foul
127
forsake
) ( , 5^5
forefront
5 / forefront
forger
).(
foreground
)( ,
5 ) ( , - ) ( forgery ,
) (
5 ' )(
(rev.
|| f. completely
|| I forgot||*
forget
)con.
||
the m a t t e r c o m p l e t e l y
MEYLE]!Hf
f. w h a t he s a i d
) || (from a b r o a d
|| f.
) (
_* ], [MOYKhL
f. minister
forget-me-not
forgive
) (
) (
forelock
||
foreman
) ( , *
) ( 8
forgiveness
*; ...
foremost
forgo
|| in the f. )(
forenoon
_* ][MEVATER
) h a y )(
| v.2.
foreigner
forelady
|)-(
][MEKhiLE
countries
)(
\ - !
n. 1fork .
|| ) ( )) H (road(

) ( , -
forerunner
|
,
m
||(
v .2.
|| ) (
foreign
H f. legion
*> *
5
|
forehead
)(
forlorn
n. 1form .
)matical item
||*
||
|'|;
foresee
foreshadow
, foresight -
)|(| ,|
) || (formality
)(form
formal
)(; -
[LEPO-
) (
| ,| ,|
formality
_* ][MAKDEM
]NEM
) (
) (
-'
formation
||
) (shape )(
,...
formative
, -
* ; * , former
|
|| the f. and the latter
) || ( b y experience
)
HAGDOME[,foreword
( ]
]YRE(N)DIK)( MO[;formidable

formless
||
|
) (
||;
formula
formulate
formulation | ,
| ,|-
forsake
n. 1forfeit .
| ,||; _* [MEVA-

) (
forewarned
][shETEKh
)|| (iro.
forever
]ever [LEOYLEM-VO'ED
f. larger area
forestry
foretell
forethought
|| f. and ,
|| the , , formerly
][NishKoshE
... . -
forester
) H (ex-... |
' |
forestall
-\ f. other people also
H as a f. also
) ( ,
forest
]TER
|| 2 . v . imp/pf ) ( 1forge.
n.
)|(|) ,|(|
^|||,
) fake( f o r g e
| ,|
126
forefinger
a n d elapsing t i m e ) omitted
|| I w a i t e d
||
|| w h a t does he
f. t w o d a y s
)(purpose
|| / ?
|| I c a m e f.
?need it f.
foolhardy
],[TiPEshTipshiM
)(
5 ^,[SIIOYTESIIOYTIM] Hf.'s )(
][SU'KE
| ;
errand
|| make a f. of oneself
)(object of fetching
| * H make a f. of ' |
him
5 , | / | , |
|| (destina-
|| h e left f. L o n d o n ,
also
-\ cf. '
indi-
as, example, good, shame, and
] ,[TAMEVATE | [ K I L E -
vidual
|; |
YODE] H 2. vt/imp
forbid
|| | | , 6 |
also
\\ 2. conj.
)|| (Jew.
)tion
H play the f.
verbs
[ASER] H G o d f.
)(! - ]; [OSER
[KhAs-
| )|| (affect ignorance
] ,VESho'LEM - [KhOLILE-
) || (Jew.
|| | *
)[ ] w H be f. (rev. con.
it is f. t o enter
forbidding
foolhardy
; )[TAMEVATE
]SVEKhA
forbidden also
-\ pf.
! !

!no f.ing
foolish
foolishness see folly

|| (of a b e d , )5(
|| (meas 5
foot 1. n.
)m o u n t a i n etc.
|| at the f. of 6 )( )ure
|| put one's f. | -j set f. on

||
force |
1.. n. . |
v. f. [KOYEKIIKOYthe bill
)(
down
,KIIES] H by f. , )(
| ] ,{KhEzhBM | -
],[BIGVA'LD
][HETSOES
-\ in f. , ,
)(
|| (an issue| , | H 2. v.
|-
)etc.
) || f. oneself (to |
| / )(...
forced
|| be ,;
! [BEOY-
)f. to (do something
,NES] -\ cf.
][BEHEidiREKh
) (
|'|
||
foothold
establish a f.
)( , )( ,
footing
)( ][YESO'DYESOYDES
) (
footlights
)( ][HEORE
footnote
) (
footpath
)( ", )(
footprint
)forcible ( o b t a i n e d b y force
...
footbridge
|| )( , _ )(
labor
)(showing force
football
] , [KOYEKII forcibly also

][BIGRANDE
5 ' ) (
footstool
ford 1. n.
footwear
) ||2
) ( , )(
)( ,
||
(ex-
||
fore: to the f.
forecast 1. n.
. v. )2\-
|
)(mortgage
| | ) (
] , [OVES
foreclose
)elude
forefathers
*
)(
forefinger
footstep
)( , 5 ' )(
||
)(intended recipient
fop
for 1. prep,
) || (price this is f. y o u

||
-\ I b o u g h t it f. $5
)H (barter

-f (intended
'
$5
I exchanged it f. a c o a t

|| I c a m e f. a week
)duration
-\ (elapsed
125
fool
)(Jew.
|| well, f.s
flushed
|| (blushing) -
f.s
!
|| study of f.
) H (hot
folklore
flustered
|j become f.
)(
]MAYSES
|| ( i n a
after-
||
)(result
||
|| | ; | ) ( |
| , ) ( | , |
|| | | ) ( )vehicle
)wards
|| | ,
) || ( c r o t c h )(
| /
)(|
) H (be inferred | |
) || (flutter |
<P ) (
also
|| f. up '
flyleaf
)...(
)tation
|| ) ( , ) (
follower
| , )
)(,
||2
(
. v.
flywheel
foam 1. n.
f. rubber
|
] ;[KhosEDKIISIDIM ) (

adj. ) ||2
,.following
. vt/vi 1 -
-;

H t h e f. p e o p l e |
[BE-
.zE'-HALo

(n)
, ]
||
rebellion
||
f.
|| ( m i x e d ) ( , ' ) (1
)(
npshEs[,folly
|*,
|,
_* ,
_ - [NiKhEi
||
|,
) (
5 ,
)(
foible
|| spread ) (
|| f. each other |
)(iro.
) fondling ( h u m .
fondness
)(; )(
font
) ( , _ ) ( , ,
food
)(thin metal
)|(|
) ( , ) ( ,
fondle |
||| |,
, )(
)1. n. (obstacle
foil
) H (rev. con. |
|,
)w i t h drizzle
among
fond: be f. of
fog
foggy
' |
foment
||2
|v. '. | )
|'|
foe
) ( ][SOYNESONIM
H commit a f. ) ( , ! '
,
fodder
) ( , ) ( ], [TSOYRER
n.
follow-up
focus 1. n.
| ,|)(
H in the ;
)f. words (often hum.
vi.
flying saucer
)(
f.s
|*
, -'
Has ][HAYOYTSE-MIDVORE'YNU
1
. fly 1.
flying 1. adj.
)TSE] H ( f r o m w h a t I / w e said
|| (before a q u o - ' ; ) (
vi.
. vt.( 2 \-

, _
\ - |
||2
, .it. f.s
[NIM . . n.
flute
flutter 1. n.
follow vt/vi
||* '||
vi. (come
)(
folksong
folktale

[MAYSE
vt. . ) ( ,
flushed
foil
withf.
fold 1 . n.
(
. v/imp ) 2\-
pf.
) || (one's a r m s| ,-||
-\ sit with | -|| , |
| legs f.ed
_'
. . . || threefold
|| ) ( , ) (
)(
...fold
)folder (file
)(prospectus
, , - [ME-
) ( folding bed
)ZOYNES] H ( k i n d of f.
foliage
)(
][MAYKllLMAYKhOLIM
(,
n. 1fool .
. || 2. . . .
|| m y , -
folk 1. adj.
H f.s
124
flush
\\ ask for the f. $

). v. procedure
_|,
| H give the f. to |
|
v.
f.
fleece
)||2
-\ take the
)(
. 2}-
(
. )||2
flourish ) ||2
. 1. n. v/imp
| | , | begin to f.
fleece 1. n.
fleet n.
flesh
) || (skin * _ ; *
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) H (not spirit
[KhoY-
)(
floor lamp
M E R ] H f. and bones
) (')(
floor show
|| own
)(| ,|)(
,
)( , ) ( ,

flop
| | . v. )2\-
||
)H (into
| ,|
|| ) ( , ) (
||
)(style
expression
language
-\ f.
-\ f.
)(
) || (fleeing ) (
) -\ (of stairs ,
] [ P L E Y T E
) (
| ,|
flier
)flight (flying
flimsy
fling 1. n.: have a f.
. 2\-
|
flowery
] [
flicker
)(gush out
2. v.
-, |
vt.
) ( flowerpot
,
flexion
1. n.
flower 1. n.
flexible
)(
flow 1. n.
(
flexibility
')(
flour
) -\ (tide )(;
_||
flounder
and
florid
][MELI'TSEDIK
)(
blood
f.
- , ) (
)( , ) ( ,
flint
flirt 1. n.
| ] L I T S E,
)(
[. M E v. )2\-

| )( ] ; [ K I I E Y N D L
( ] [
'|
influenza
| , |
)(,
)( , | ) ( ][KhEYN
flu see
)(
fluctuate
] [ ,
flirtatious
) || (parade ) (
float 1. n.
fluctuation
)(
flirtation
flue ) 2\-
)( .
vt.
|
,
,
fluent
fluently also

fluff
also
||
)water
|,
have
||
light
|| f.nt
(in
|
|
)||2
^ |
fluoridate
)(
||
2
||
1. a d j .
flush
-\ f. a toilet | |
|
-\ v i .
(
)aplenty
flock 1. n.
)(birds
| | - , |
)(
)( , )( ,
|| v i .
(on air) also
|| )( , ) (
fluoresce
flurry
|| f. in ( f i g . :|
,^ fluffy
fluid 1. a d j .
| . i) . v(
||
)(,
|,
<=
)(
floe
'|
flog
|,
flood 1. n .
. v.( 2 \-
|
|| )( , ) (
|| ( p a r l i a m e n t a r y )(
floor 1. n.
)(story
123
flee
|-|;
|,
||,
,'|
.v. imp/pf
five
)n. (fixture
)(
flash bulb
* ) (
)( ,
flashlight
)(
note
| |
|| f. on the
)(
adj. 1flat .
-\ A f.
|| cf. fall || play/

)n. (m.2
\) (DIRE] -
flashy
flask
|| ( t i g h t )(
_||
|| |
)(tire
n | )( ,
)(
)(
_*
) || ( b y b r i b e r y
) ( )...(
)(
) ( ; ) (
)(

||
-\ f.s also
],[KhANFE
|
;
)|| (rev. con.
] ,[KhoYNEFKIIONFIM
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)(
)be f. (clothes
flatus
) ( ][NEFiKhE
||.2. v ) (
|,
)(
) || (snow )(
) (
-,
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|,
) (
flea
1fledgling
|| | , _* ] ) [ O Y K E R (
| ,
)(hum.
][PLEYTE
flame
flamethrower
flaming
flammable
)(
.
|| 2.
1. adj.
flank
flannel
) || (of a t a b l e ) (
flap
)(
]EFROYKhlM
flee
)|| (soap
flamboyant
')(
flaxen
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flax
flay
flake
)(
flaw
)( ][PGAMPGOMIM
flair
][MELI'TSEDIK
n. 1flavor .
flagstaff
)(
| | , | flaunt
| ,||
flagrant
)(
flattering:
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flag
flattery
flabby
) (
-,
fjord
_,
fizz
fizzle out
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flatterer
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6 /
) ( ] [ , ) (
fixture
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flatter
fixer
) || ( p e r m a n e n t t h i n g
|,
||
||,
H f. up _ |
fixed (firm) also
|| f. out | , | flatten
||
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flatiron
also
|'|
flatcar
flat foot
)|| (repair
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|| ' | singf.
u
|,
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ground
m
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| ,
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||2
five
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. | 2 \-
)(
) (
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||,
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flare 1. n.
H 2. v. f. up
)(
122
fitting
, , ] ,[TKhiLEs-
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the f.
) (
|

|| f. son
first aid
first-born
)( ][PKhoRPKhoYRiM
;
. v.
to
||
f.
H set
||
fiscal
||,
||
)|(
fish 1. n.
)(
| )!(shoot
_!
|| ;
-{vt. (at) imp/pf / (

. 3\-
int.
fisherman
-j (rights -'
fishing
)(
fishing rod
)(
)(
,
) ( , _ firecracker -
)(
fishy
- )(
fission
fissionable
)(
) || (stoker _' )(
fissure
fist
) (
fit 1. adj.
fireproof
][MESUGL
- ) ( ,
|| | ) ( ) H ( m a t c h ) also ( ) (
-
)(
)able
|| fit in ( w i t h ) vi. | |
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) || have a f. (of )(
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|| be f.
fitful
fitness
fitting 1. adj.
firmament
)(
|| speak f._ firmly also
H ( m a k e suit | | f. out
fireworks
firm 1. adj.
)( ,
)(clothes: size
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. || 2.
fireside
)(
firewood
H be a loose f. /
fireman
)(
H 2. n. | | )(
3 || (clothes: a p - | ) (
firefly
fireplace
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fire extinguisher
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H be a tight f. )(
| -
fire brigade
fire escape
, , )(,
|| | , -
firearms
fishmonger
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box
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)(
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(there is a
fire engine
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fire-alarm
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| ,
||
)|| (dismiss
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|*
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|| 2
| | , | |
|,
H catch f. |
)|(|
...
|| ( d e s t r u c t i v e b u r n- )( || be on f. )( ] [ S R E Y F E
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first-class
first-rate see first-class
fire I . n .
) || (bake | | )/, (set o n fire 2.
fire

; ] [ T K I F E S

-\ f.
|| I go f.*
;
(in
the
-\ 2.
come, f. served
]H A K O Y D E M ZOKIIE
, ) ( [ R E ' Y -
||
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)(hum.
||
-\ at f.
first 1. adj.
] [ K O Y D E M
[KOL
adv.
firmness
)f. place
][KO'YDEM
f. of all
][KhoKhME
121
fir
file
find | , _ | |
) || ( i r o . ) ( . n1. |
|| | ) H ( a d d m a t e r i a l
) H 2. v. ( ] [ M E T S I E
|| |
)(submit
|| ( u n e x | | ) i n g l o s t h e _ t m | o( s | , _ | | , _ | || ( h a v e t h e | ) p e c t e d l y | | H f. away |
) || ( l o o k u p _ | _ | )
( ) . ( t o o l file^l.
i o .n v. s s e r m _p i ) ||2
| ) -\ ( d e t e r m i n e | |
' ) ( filet
| , | | , f. out ) ( , filibuster 1. n .
|| | ) ( b y i n q u i r yH | | . , -\ 2. ) (
| ) ( ) f. one's way ( t o
' | *
filigree
finding
) ( , ' ) ( ;
< filings
) -\ ( v e r d i c t ) (
)|| 2. v. (order
][SADER
) ( ][PSAKPSOKIM
|| e a t one's f.
. : one's f. fill 1.
-\ hear fine | ; | |
|| f ) || ( m i n u t e one's a f.d j .
|| among f. people ( e t c . ) || 2. v t / i m parts | |
) || (cracks | ) H (tooth |
_
|
|| ,H />/. -
|-
) ( , ) ( fine i . n . ,
| | H (with d r y m a t e r i a l ) a l s o |
( ][KNASKNOSIM
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8
| up || f. | | 8 ) H ( w i t h fluid
| ] ,[KANSE
finery | || f. a tooth | | 8 a l s o
|| ( d r e s s e d ) in f.

, , filled
, _ ) ( finesse
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cf. forefinger || have a f. in the pie
|
2
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) || ( c e l l u l o i d _ ) ( film 1. n .
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2
\ fingerprint |
|| ) ( . n | . v. 1.
( filter l . n .
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| ,|,|-| )(
| at one's f.s
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] ; [ S O F finish 1. n .
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( ) ) H( p o l i s h ! (
||2
filthy
, , ,,
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) ( | ) ( -\ f. place a l s o
|| f . w o r k i n g | - || ( a c t i v i t y ) a l s o
[HEGDEShHEGDEYShlM] -\ f. h0USe
|| f. up | | -\ ( . e a t i n g | ' |
] hold a l s o [ M O Y s h E v
[
|| f. | -\ v i . | ] S O F
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' | , | | ) (
final
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;
finished a l s o
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finite
] finally a l s o [ L E S O ' F
)(
|| ( w o r l d of Finland finance 1. n .
)f.
Finn
'
2
-
)( . -
| v.
Finnish
financial
,...;
. ) ( fir
) ( financier
1
120
file
(of kn
* )(,
)(;
field
fertilize
)|| (soil
) -| i n the f. of g e o g r a p h y ( ][HiLKhES
'|
fertilize
)(biol.
| ,'| ,'|
fertilizer
)( ,
) H (range
)...(
)(
field marshal
fiend
, , , -
)( , |
| ) (
fiendish
)(
, ]fierce [RETsi'KhEDiK
fiery
] [;
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[SIIA'BES-
fifteen
|; | |
fifteenth
| v .2.
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fighter

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||
)(,
||2
|| ' | ; | ] [ K h E z h B - N
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| | ][LAKKh-N
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filch pf.
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|| by f.
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fiber
fickle
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)(
||
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|| f. writer ) (
filament
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filbert
few
fiance
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figure of
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|| a f. , ; ! -
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f. out
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feudalism
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|| be in f. ,
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figuratively also
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fetus
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fifty
|| )( , ) ( fight 1. n .
n. 1fetter .
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)(
festive
fetid
f. || f.
)( , )(
festival
fife
fiftieth
|| be a f. ( p u g - )(
] [ K A V O N E
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)fifth||( ) also
1.
a d j .
) ) H (music (
| , | || v i . |
fervor
fetch
f.ly
[ Y O N T E V Y O N -
] , T O Y V I M
)(
|| speak , ,
][soYNESONIM
. ||2
)(
)(
fervent
fiction
)(sham
)(
||
)(fictional
fictitious
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||.2. v ) (
n. 1fiddle .
int.
fiddlesticks
! -
!
| , |* fidget

fertilization
119
(fellowship
)_(
\ -
v. ' .
|
)holder
] [ S I M E N - M U ' V E K
||,
)(
[KhA'vERshAFT]fellowship ,
) -\ ( s c h o l a r s h i p
5 )(
- )(
||
)(
) (
fellow
felony
|| _
;...
|| f. gender
M]also
feminine
_||
1fence. ,
| f. in .2 ,
-\ (. off_|,-
|
(goods
)fence
)machine
get
n.
vt.
||
2
stolen
vi.fence
* _'
fencing
fender
n. 1ferment .
2 . v ,
)|(|
,
imp/pf
fermentation
)(
,
] [,
)|-
|-|
fern
ferocity
ferret out
Ferris wheel
|| ) (
_||
-\ vi.
1. n.
)(texture
also
H 2. v. (touch) imp/pf
) -\vi. (with adj. | , |

H (feelings, ,
(moods:
||
||
| 8-
8
?
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)(
) ( ,
^ I f. h o t_*
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|*
I f. s a d
)s t r a n g e (to
)(adj.
about
I f. like w a l k i n g) -(

)|| ( a b i l i t y t o feel
)sense
)(
(tactile
-j
feeling
)(
-\ with f. ] [ H A M i ' s h E s h
| )/(,
feign
)(8/
fertile
][KLOVMERSIITIK.
feigned
) ( , )(
fertility
n , ) ) H (soil (
f.
) -\ f. like (rev. con.
|-|
)fertilization (biological
rev.
|| h o w does it f. to . . .
|| ) (
|*
)tions
)con.
) (
f.s
feel
the f. of
n. 1ferry .
|,
|,
_|
ferocious
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)...(
.2.|v
|;
feed
vt/imp
*|,
)f. (on
sensa-
||,
_|,
feeble
1. n.
| , 8|
)(
|,
_ * o
for
) ( ;
-{ (into
||
)(
||
pf.
|| ) ( , ) ( ;
,
\-
)(
feeble-minded
) -\ (iro.
fee
)/(
- ] [ L o s h N )(,
| ;
|-
] [ N E K E Y V E
[1shEN0sh1
n || 2.
adj. 1female .
)(
)(
)(
adj.
) -\ ( h u m a n
also
f.
federation
,
)( ,.2
|| author's
federal
)(
)(political
| )(
1felt
)fed: be f. up (with
traveler
February
)(
)(
||
] ,[Kho'vERshAFT
)(
-\ defining f. ) ( , ) (
)
also f. regular
( ,
) { (on a p r o g r a m
]vRE[KhE
|| good/ ) ( ] [ K h o v E R
February
||,
|| f. c i t i z e n . .
)(,
_||
feint
fell
fellow 1. a d j .
-\ 2. . ) (
118
feature
fast
|| ] , K h s o D i M ) ( ,
adv. . , || 2
)(rapid
)(reluctant, condescending
) ( ],[TOYVE
) -j ( p r o p o s a l
|| be in f. of
on the
-{depend
my
f.
,|
|| do a f. | |
|| | * ) ( , | * ) (
)(to
| ] , [KIIEYN
],[NOYSE
)find f. (with
_ )_(
|| * ) [MOYTSE] H 2. v. ( o p i n i o n
_* , | |
)(conditions
) || f. (sb._*
) ( [TONESTANEY-
with
| ' | ,_|-
'|,
||
) (
],[KAPDNKAPDONIM
-\ be f.
_ ][MELAMED-sKhu's
1. adj.
8 ) ( , ) ( ; ) (
][KhoshEv KhshuviM
|| ,
](MOYRE[,
) ( , ) (
,;
|| ,
||
| ,
,
|
) ( ][SUDE
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* ) ( , ) (
father
) (
father-in-law
<8 ,
) (
) ( ,
)(
fatherly
1. n.
)featherbedding (labor
fathom
1. n.
'|,
fatten vt.
||
)(
) ( [KIIISORN
fatigue
_||
faucet
)fault (defect
] ,KIIESROYNIM 6 ) ( , ) (
||
)(with
) (guilt
][PGAMPGOMIM
|| find f._*
be at f.
| )( , | ) (
, YMEs-faultless [shLE
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featherbed
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)(, ) n.(character.1feature
fatherland
5 ,
) ( ][GVURE
feather
fate
][
feasible
feast
fatally
fateful
fearless
)(death
|| f. ill
/ also -
fatality
] ,[GOYRL ) (
fearful ||2
) (frightened
. v.
] [ ,
fatal
' | -
)5(
be f. -
fat
2. n.
...
)(
||2
-
]M1MA0sh
1. adj.
)(fatalness
) || (dead
-\ f. of G o d
. v. | ..2 v
*, |
],[PAKIIEDPKhoDiM
[YIRES-
)(
n. 1fear .
-\ f. of death<8 ) (
)(
][MAKPEDMAKPIDIM
)-(
)(
_ ] ,[MAKPED | _ |
| ) fawn ( o n
fastidious
[ME-
] ,FUNEKMEFUNOKIM
favorable
favorite
)fastener (snap
|| f. man
- ) ( ,
fasten
-\t ' |
together
favorably: speak f. about
||2
1. n.
fast
break a f.SIM] -
)|| f. (sb.
_* 8 ][MEZAKE
also
)|| be f. (watch
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f. of
_*
|5
. -\v.in f. of | | ) (
||2
5 || i n '
*
)(
also
) || (secure, s o u n d
) ) - | (service (
) -\ ( f a v o r a b l e o p i n i o n
1. adj.
fast
][PGI'MEDIK
)|(|
) ( [KIIESED
also
faulty
|| be f.
)favor 1. n. (grace
117
fashionable
familiarity
wide
|| , ; ] [ L Y
|| so f. so good |
be as f. as
be on very f. terms
|| _
] [ H A L E V A ' Y
||
|| as f. as
n.
)(amount
||2

-\ he
) -\ ( h u m .,
)(
farce
1.
fare
)|(|*
)( |
)( ][MishpoKhE
][LY
familiarize
family
H child of a ) ( , )(
? h o w d i d y o u f. -
|| one of the f. good f.
_ ) ( || 2
||
)(
farewell 1. int.
] [ B E N B A Y E S B N E Y
)(
|| f. idea ,
)(
far-fetched
also
] [ H A Z B O R E

)( , ) (

|| | - , |
famish
|| f. out_
farfl
farina
| </( ],[shEM
) || (electric ) (
H vi. ' |
)(; )(;

fan 1. n.
-\ (admirer) - )...(
v.
. )2\-
farmer
)(
_* also
)/( ] M T [ F A R s h E
||
)|| ,(fire |)* ( |
famished
) || be f. (as/for , famous
farm 1. n.
)2\-
f. name
famine
, ) (
familiarity
)(money
fares well
faraway
)( , ][KhoYZEK
||
)(
the F . Right
_ , - ,
| ,|
) ( , )(
farmer cheese
-'
, ,
fanatic
] [ K A N O I
farming
far-reaching
[ K A N O -
fanatical
fanaticism
]ES
far-sighted ||2
. n.
-
1. adj.
||2
farther
)(
] [ P R U T E
] , [ B A K I S I I E F
|| )(

] [ K I I A L O Y M E S
idle f.ies
)farthing (fig.
|| catch / | || take a f. to
fascinate
)(rev. con.
, | v., . | |
_||
,
) -\ (whim )(
(sb.'s) f.
)(state
fancy 1. adj.
fascination
||
\-
|
3
) -\ (like | , |
) -\ (power
||2
Fascist 1. adj.
|| ) ( ; ) (

Fascism
)(
)(
) || ( p o m p )(
[ O Y F N O Y F A -
'| ,'|
)(, ) ( ,
N I M ] H 2. v.
, , ,
fashionable
fantastic
fantasy
)(
fashion 1. n.
)(manner
fanfare
)(farther
||
_; ,
|| b y f. the largest
far
-\ by f.
] H (much) [SAKh _
|| f. and
f. healthier
||
116
familiar
failure
;
with complete f.
[BEE-
] S h L E ' Y M EE -' N M| U ) - \ (leave helpless
|| the f. _ ' ) H (a s t u d e n t o n e x a m ) faithful ( t r u e ) (

) H vi. (not succeed: a c t | |
, faithless
(not s u c c e e d : - | , | |
)actor
|| , , || ( r e v . con.) fake 1. adj. | | ) (
|
) ( , ) ( , - j he f.ed to pass
) ) H 3. vt. ( f e i g n ( , * ) ( ) -\ ( n o t d o
|| | 8 , |
H he f . e d t o t r y -
| || vi. | , | | ) || (go( f o r g e | ) ( ) H (miss
,|
| )bankrupt
failure
fall ) ( , ) (
) ( , ; 1. n. -
-\ cf. falls ) (
(
(
p
e
r
s
o
n
)[,
|| | v. 2.||
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84
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delightfully also
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t h i s b o o k is i n d e m a n d
81
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76
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75
Czechoslovakia
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n.
74
curse
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in one's e.s
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) (
crucible
crocodile
<
[MAKJIRI'EDIK
crockery
|| c. tears )(
n. 1crown .
)(
]cru,
*> ;
crowded
densely c.
crockery
2
|
-\ vi. | , |
72
crochet
5 ;
cream
crestfallen

)( , ) ( ,
) || (sweet
||
crevice
)fig.
the c. of the crop
)( , ) (
|| 5 ) ( , ) (
,
)(
crib
crier
)(|
) || (the w o r l d )(
creation
crime
H the six,
)(coll.
,...
] [ Y E T S I R E
] Y s h E S Y - B R E Y E M E
adj.
Crimea
creative
) \\ (the L o r d ) (
creator
)(
] ) Y L E M [ B O Y R E ( - O
)(
_||
|| ,
* )( , )creature (m
adj.1crimson.
] ,[BRIE
'|,
-
)(;

|| lend c. to
).
]v.MIM
)(
,
||
crisis
crisp
)(,
) (
|| be in a c. state
critic
)(;
[ME-
] V I N E S
| , | ] [ )(;
criticize
creditable
Kh] & D I K[shvA1L
)...(
creditor
credo(YMIN
]ANI-MA[,
)(
(non-
||
)(
)(
credulous
] [ E M U N E
)denomination
-\ cf. moribund |
criticism
\ -
[ B E K O V E -
[ S I M E N -
critical
)cognition
' | v.2.
] M U ' V E K
also
n. 1credit .
|| on c.
] [ G E T S E Y L E M T
)( , ) ( ,
|,
criterion
credentials
)(
) ' ( , ] criss-cross adj.
)(sg.
n.
-\ 2.
credence
] [ E M U N E
)(;
[ B A L M U ' M B A L E M U -
| ,|
H ( p i . ) also
]shEs
|*
][KODEsh
1cripple
)(
[NEFEShNEFA-
] [ M A Y O F E S
| )(
( ,
cringe
)(m
] [ B R U I M
, ;
) H (cont. ) (
crimp 1/
create
days of C . [shEYshEs-
) -\ (of c r i m i n a l s
. H 2.
n. 1crease .
)|(|
cricket
) (
(ofcrime.1
] [ S O Y L E S
cream cheese
. || 2 i m p / p f . )(
)(
crew
)(; ) (
) (
H (sour; also
)(
)( , ) ( ,
cream
creed
Jew.
] [ N E M O N E
<
||
) (
creek
|| c. up | ,|
creep
_ ) ( ,
)( ,|| )(
~\ I c. his f a m i l y||
')(
creeping
-\ c ][MishpoKhE
| ,|
cremate
|_|; | sharply
)( , )(,
critique
)(
|
)croak (sound
) ( || c. needle | crochet
,
)(
cremation
crematorium

) || (arms )(
crepe
)crest (top
)(
71
creak
' ) ||2
crackle
1. n.
|
) (
) ( [MELO-
)(trade
craft
)K.11E] \ (craftiness
cradle
|| space c. )(
)(vessel
) ( [BAL-
craft
)(
craftsman
]MELOK.11E
-
||
|| vi. (for a n | | ,
|-|
H c. name
|,
||
snow,
)exam
|,
|| (with
)(line
||
)(, )(
|| mountain ) (
)(
)(
|| (queer
crank

)(
)(;
H c. one's expenses
||
)(
cranny
1. n.
) (
c. program
!* ; ) (
also
||
)(membrane-like
||
) (
,
||
)|(| ,||
||
)(collide
into
!
H 3. int. _ | |
, ][MEGu'shEMDiK
) (
- ) (
|,
)(swim
6|,
_|
],[BESO'D
|,
|,
into
H c
| ,*
) ( ,
) ( [BEHEY-
*
cow
ME] H c.'s
coward
) ( [PAKhDNPAKIIDO-
] ,NIM ) (
! ][PAKIIDONES
cowardice
cowardly
][PAidiDONish
) (
cowboy
cowhide
|| ][KLOYMERshT
|
also
c.
coy
be
,;
cozy
) (
crab
crabapple
)(
][ERTSISRO'EL
)(,
n. 1crack .
|)(
)(sound
crayfish
crayon
) ( , ) ( ,
,
) ( ][shiGOENshicoNEN
]N ;[MESHUG [ME-
crazy
shuGE] H go c.
|| ) ( , ) (
creak 1. n.
2. v.
| at the c. of dawn ) (
, 5 ; '
craze |
] ,[MESIIUGA'S | ;
covet
|| n ) ( ; ) ( ; ) (
) (
covertly
][LOET
crate
) crawl(

covert
][BIGNEYVE
crass
crave
c. wagon
also
craving
^ _ )(
) (
covered
'
crater
)(
||
coverage
-\ become c.
0 Y E K h ] H 2 . vi. [ K
)|| (plane
) ( ][HETSOES
crash
also
|| c.
)etc.
) -\ ( w i t h a b e d s p r e a d _ | |
)(
)|| (collision
|| )(
earth,
)crane (derrick
)(
|| 5 ) (
||
)(with liquid
cranberry
c.
/</.
) -\ (with a b l a n k e t | , | |
)(
)person
)...(
|-
|;
)crammed (with
cramp
| , | ,
crafty
cram vt.
<//! H 2.
|;
'|
,
coverage
5.vt/imp
|| | , |
)(| ,
||
-]pf. ; |
|,
)H (slightly
|
) ( ,
imp.
) (
vi.
|
)(sound
cracker
70
cover
coupon
)(
, , courage
-{ pluck up one's;
|| take c.||
* ,|
,
|| ) (
|| under
)(
|| over the c.
courageous
[LEHEY-
)...
|| i the )(
||
)(
||
c. of
(c
|| as a matter of c.
royal.
* ) (
>
,..
counter
||
counteract
counterbalance
counter-clockwise
)( ,
counterfeit 1. adj.
2
. v. -

)(ball
) -j (Jew.* )(
C
counterpart
counterpoint

| ][KIIASME
)(
countersign
countersignature
. 2.-
][KhsiME
)(
)(
counterweight
) (
| , |
disaster
_
,
courtesy
, ,
)(Jem.
courtier
|| )_(
)(
* )(
)(masc.
)(rural
courtyard
|| ) (
) || (Jem. ' )(
countless
country. 1. adj.
* ) ( , ) (

H in the
place
H c.
)(land
][MEDINE
) . . . ( , * ) (
|| (father * , c.|| =*n ,
court-martial n.
)(
also
courtly
countess
][shiER
||2
.[ ] n.
courteous
,
] [ N I M E S
' ' |
cousin
also
) (
)land
the old c.
country club
)(
country house
^ | second c. - )(
) _ (
countryman
-\ third c.
)(
countryside
)(
|| )(; )(
][BRIS
)(
counterfeiting
) ( ,
n.
)(reply
Supreme C . )(
vt/vi
2.
)( ] [ K E N E G E D K E N E G D I M
) || (of l a w ) (
ofAppeals\] -
counter
PEKh] -\ run c. to
|| ,|
_ -\ in due c. ,
;(yard
)(
course
- |
, ,
, ] A V A D E[ , | |
][MIMEYLE
|'|)(
) H (dish (
|| of c. [BEMEshEKh] ])B
)(restaurant
the c.
1. adv. c. to
][MEShULEKhMEShULOKhlM
, , *;
counter
courier
) -\ (golf )(
)(shop
c.
| | _ -\ lose c.|
)...( , )(
counter
)(,
> )(
covenant
)( , _ ) ( ,
)the C . (Jew.
, n. 1cover .
-\ (pot) also )(
)( ,
|| (paper )(
) (
)|| (tidy
)) H (book(
|| c. charge )(
)wrapper
countrywoman
county
) (
* )(

coup d'etat
) || ( m a r r i e d ) (
)(unmarried

\-
couple
)...(
H a c. of ) (
)(
couplet
69
countenance
cosmic
cosmopolitan 1. adj.
||
)( 2. n.
Cossack 1. adj.
||2
)( , cornerstone -
)(
)(; ' )( cornice
, corny
)( coronation
)( , coroner
)...(
_ )(; , - cost 1. n .
H cf. cost price || (pi.) also- )(
][HETSOE
2\-
| _ ) -\ c. much|(|
,* , costly
] , [ K E R N cost price
-\ at c. p._
)(; )( costume
^ )'( )( , cot
)(
||
)(
][EYTSE
n.
1.
counsel
| ] [ ,| )-( cf. lawyer || 2. v.

|| )( )counsellor (camp
cf. adviser
) || ( i n d i c t m e n t )( count l . n.
(
)2\-
)) -\ (include|(|
)_|(
'| ,|* -\ vi.|
||
|? He.on ,
'|,
H c. out (enumer ; | || cf. exclude|| )ate
1
)( )count (nobleman
)( countdown
)( countenance 1. n. [ P O N E M
] , P E ' N E M E R )( , )(
_* ]) ,[SOYVL( || 2. v.
||; | ,|
adj. 1corporal .
||.2.
)( , )(
|| c. body corporate
)(
)( corporation
)( corps
)corpse [ B A ' R M E N E N ] (D
) || c. man'(_ corpulent
)( [ B A L G U ' F B A L E -
)( ) H plank c.(
)( , _ )( cottage
cottage cheese
cotton 1. adj.
. n. ||2
)(c. . wool
)( , )( , couch
)(
cough i . n .
. v/imp ||2
|| have a fit of c.ing[ c. lightly
|
)(cough drop ^ ,
)(
)( council
cornerstone
]GUFIM
||
! )( corpuscle
2 . v , adj. 1correct .
| ,|||- ,| ,
| , _* ] [ M E S A K N
)( , correction
] [ T I K N - T O ' E S
| ,| <>; )correspond (to
| -\ (with) ,'| )(
|_| ,|_| )>
correspondence
|| )(
)(writing
)( correspondent
|| c. item corresponding
)( also
)( corridor
'| ,'| corroborate
| ,| corrode
corrugated
adj.
.corrupt1,
| || v.2., (text) also
|
, )( corruption
)( corsage
)( , )( corset
)( cosine
|| adj. 1cosmetic .
.2.n

68
corner
converted
, ' -
co-operation | ( ) ) -\ ( m o n e y (
)
_|,
||2
converted: be c. ( t o C h r i s t i a n i t y ) co-operative
1. adj. |
) (
) H ( t o Judaism ] [
-* ][
co-opt , convertible
|
co-ordinate 1. adj.
||2
) ( || c. car also
$ | . -| 3. ) ( ; convex
co-ordination | , | ) convey ( t r a n s m i t
, |
| 5 | ) || ( t r a n s p o r t
| * ) ( ) w i t h
cope ) ( , conveyance
* ( 0
][EYTSE
* * -\ c.s ) (
copper 1. adj.
||2
) ( conveyor
| , 5 | copulate ) ( , convict 1. n .
-\ ( a t h a r copy ) ( ][TFI'SENIK
d
) 1. n . ( s o m e t h i n g c o p i e d
|| ) ( ) ) H ( o f a b o o k ( . || 2. ) ( ) l a b o r
) || ( i n w r | ( | ; | | . 2. | ] , [FARMISIIPET |
) conviction ( b e l i e f
$ | ) || ( d r a w i n g | _ | ) gi n _ ) ( ,
| ) -\ ( l e g a l -
) ( copybook
] [
)(
|| (copyright | _ | ) ( ) convince ( o f
)to
*
coquetry
] ,[KhEYNDLEith
. | | ) ( , _ ) ( also
_ convincing
coquettish
convivial
| convoke
) ( coral
|| ( s t r i n g ) a ) ( ) . cord ( e l e c t r i c || 2. ' ) ( convoy 1. n .
|
) (
' | * convulsed: be c.
cordial
) ( convulsion
. c. off || 2. ) ( cordon 1. n .
| , | coo
_| ,||
) || (fern. ) ( cook 1. n .
| ; ; ]core [TOKh
|| to the c. ) ) ( p e r s o n n e l | , | ( . i m p / p f H 2. ) (
-\ cf. hard-core
|
' |
co-religionist ) . . . ( cookbook
) ( , ) ( cork
) ( cooked food
) (
corkscrew ) ( , ) ( cookie
*
corn
|| c. fla , '
cook-out

. i m p / p f || 2. ; cool 1. adj.
corn
) ( ) ( o n t o e
)|(|
corned
|| c. beef -
) ( cooler
) coop ( c h i c k e n
|| ( p i ) (|| ) ( ; ) ( corner 1 . n .
) . . . ( ) g e o n s
|| c . o f 5th A v e . ) ( ) ( s t r e e t
) ( cooper
|d 86th a, n | ' | , co-operate
86 S t .
| . H 2.
|)(
][MEGAYER
)|(| ] [
convert
67
contraceptive
/ ! , [ B A L E B O ' S ' || |
| ,'| ,
;
) ( 2. n.
I ) ( , contract 1. n .
] , [ S Y ||controversial ] , _ | | H 2. vt. ) (
1 K Y K E S [
)(fist
, M A K h L 0 || | ) || ( d i s e a s e | _ |
|| c.ing []party | , _ | | '.
) (
controversy
) ( [KhiLu-
) || ( o f words ) ( contraction
] , K E - D E ' Y E S ) ( [siKhsEKh
) (
] ,smhsuKhiM ) ( ] [ P L U K T E
conundrum ) ( , contractor

) (
) ( ; ) . . . (
| , | convalesce ,
)contradict (facts
| _ * ],[SOYSER
convalescence | ) ( -\ (speech) , | |
( '
convalescent * -\ c. oneself | |
|| ) ( n .
) ( c. home ) ( ] , [ S T I R E contradiction
)(
|| vi. | | | - , | convene vt.
|| ,||
_ ) ( contraption
|| at your ) ( convenience
|| c. to ] [ contrary 1. adj.
][LEHEYPEKh
2
\earliest
. c.n .
][HEYPEKhHipuKhiM
|| convenient ) (
) (
convent ( , ; on the c.
)
convention
) ( ;
) ( ])DERABE(-VE...[A
) ( ,
) H ( c u s t o m ) ( ) ( , contrast 1. n .
-\ ( a g r e e m e n t ) also ) (
| ) H 2. vt. ( ] [ , ) (
||,
,
)(
-\ vi. |
; , conventional
)(
,_*
,
| converge _ _ | contribute vt.
| |
_ | ,_'| ; ||;
conversation
) ( , -
_ * ][MENADEV
)(
, || (finan-conversational . . . ) ( contribution
_ _ ) ( cial) also
|| .2 . v adj.1converse.
' | - ) ( , contributor
) ( , ) conversion ( ] ; [ M E N A D E V M E N A D V I M
)(
-\ ( o f a J e w _ ) ( ; ) (
) t o C h r i s t i a n i t y ) ( ] contrivance [ H A M T S O E
|| ] [ S I I M A D
contrive vt.
) h r i s t i a n t o J u d a i s m C a o f ( | , | ,

| ) - \ v i . (rev. con. | |
] [ I L E F ] G I E R
H
) (
) . ( t o C h r i s t i a n i t y convert l . he c . d t o s e l l it .
) -\ (tO( ] [ M E S h u M E D M E S h U M O D I M

|| ) ( ] J u d a i s m ) [ G E R G E Y R I M
, contrived also
| ) ( ) ( , _ | .2
vt/vi ) ( , control 1. n .
) H( t o Christianity
)|(
-\ e.s (of a ) ( , ) (
[
]
(
\-
(
t
o
J
u
d
a
i
s
m
)
*
)machine
* . v. ||2
contraceptive 1. adj.
66
contraception
||
)( ,
content
1. adj.
)(contents
consumer
)(hum.
2. n.
|| table of e.s
)(economic
H to one's heart's ) ( ][TOYKhN
||
)(
c.
|| ,
) (
)(
( ,
v .2.
1contact
)( ,
v.
[KIIOY-
contest
(
] ;LEK|
|,
_||,
|| out of c. also ) ( context

) || (carton ) (
continent n.
contingency
containment
contaminate
|,
)(
)(fig.
)H (Jew.
|| |
)H for (budgetary

n.
1. adj.
contaminated (Jew. a n d fig.) also
also
contingent
. ( ;(2\-
) ( , ) (
],[KESEYDER
|| h e eats c .
continual
)[ R A K ] H (less emph.
;
) ( [HEMshEKh
_*
|,
],[MAMshEKh
|,
| ][NisKhAMETs
_|-
,8
vt.
-\ vi.
continue
||
) -\c. the s t o r y ( | |
vt.
) | (|_]-BEDEYE.
c . t o write
_|
,
][
] [ , ] [
continuous
continuum
)(

contour
contraband
contraception
adj.-contemporary1.
)H (present-day
|| _ ) _ (
) ( , ) (n.2.
][BENDO'RBNEY-
|| ] , [ B I T L *
|*
],[ADOME
c.
contempt
hold
in
| ,
-\ c. of court _ |
|| - H c. to_* ] [ M A Y S E
continuity
)fig.
contemplate
)H (intend
continuation
]HEMShEYKhlM
<> ] [ T O M E
continually ;
; become c. ( m a t z a h
][
_* ] [ M E T A M E
]TOVOY
gencies
container
)(
[AL K O L TSORO S I I E L O ' Y
contin-
)(
) - \ for every c. ( ;
contain
]\thispackage|"[,
contains matches
-KOYLEL
contiguous
) ( ,
contagious
contiguity
'
)( ,
contact lens
)(
n.
1. n.
consumption
\ ) - ( , ) ( , ) (
contentment
. ) 2\-
consumer
) ( d i s e a s e
) (
).

contention
],[TAYNE
)up
|-|
][,
*,
)(
contemptible
-\ c. person ] [
] ,[NIVZENIVZIM
) (
[ME-
]NUVLMENUVOLIM
] [ * ,

contemptuous
contemptuously also
|| | , | ] [ T A Y N E
)(hold
| * )(
contend
)(deal
65
consume
|
|,
conspire
| ] [
||
]adj.I.1constant
)changeable
|| 2 . . ,
)(
][KESEYDER
|,
|;
],[BEHOLE
H I c. h i m sick ' | 8 -
H vi.
| ,$7|
| ,
; | ][YishEv
) || (less e m p h .
consternation

,DIK
[Nishito'shE-
5 ,
)(
|| ) (
* )( ,

constituency
)constituent n. (voter
)(component
H c. assembly )(
) ( ,
)(
|| | ,|| constituted.
||
|| ) (
vi.
)constitution (law
)(
)(body
||
|
constrict
construct v/imp
||
) ( ,
|
pf. also
construction
) H (thing built
_ ],[MASBER
construe
)(
)(
_'; ;
)(
$|* _'
take into c.
)|| show c. for (person
) (ideas -
considered
|| be c. ,
' | ,|
;
as also
considering
86
)(
|| ,'|* consist
, -
)(
_||
[YishEv-
consistency
) -\ (thickness
consistent
consistently also
)( , )( consolation
][NEKhoME
1
) n.(console
2
v console.
)consult (a person
)(
consignment
consulate
)|| (a book
consultant
consultation
] ,HADA'AS ) ( ,
) ( ] [ , )(
|j (swallow|
) -\ (reason )(
| /
8, consul | | |
* E]YTSE[YEL0sh
) ) - \ (attention (
)( , * )( ,
] ,shEv | ] ' ,[EYTSE -

;
)consideration (thinking
) -\ (point of view
_|
_* [MEYA-
considerately
] ,[RAKhMiM ][KhESED
constraint
8 _ )(
considerate
constitutional
; ,
|| |;
_'
constipation
][ATSIRES
considerable
-\ ( a m o u n t ) also
| ,|
) (deem -
constipate
| / |
^| ,| , -
)constantly (always
considerable
)consume (use up
consolidate
$$' )(
,
,
|
consonant
conspicuous
',
be c. also -
, | | <->
) ( ,
conspiracy
)( , ][YADAKhEs
)...( ,
conspirator
) ( ] [
64
consider
_
confute
*11.conquervt.
||
]MENATSEYEK[,
) -\ ( t e r r i t o r y _
],[GOYVER
_ ,| -\ v i ._||
) (
],[BAL
) ( ,
)( [NiTsoKhN
,
] c. oneself|* ) - ( ] [
)(iro.
| _
]NITSKhOYNES
||
| ) ( ) have on one's c. ( r e v . c o n .
[MA'ZLTOV]congratulation ,
! -\ e.s! i n t . )(

|| c. objector
congregate cf. assemble
conscientious
|| ( J e w . ) (
) ( M [ 0 T 1 ] K h
; ; ;
)(
conscious
)_|('|,
],[MEKhANEKh
congressman
_(
consecrate
] [ ,
conical
)...(
conifer
](conjecturen).
consecutive
consecutively
_*
1
] , [ M A S K E M
) ( ] [ N Y
] L E M
|| ,
HASKOME[,.
)( ] , [ N Y
also
_||*)(;
|*
|
-\ c. up _* ][MAshBiE
consequence
] [ P O Y E L - Y O Y ' T S E
,,
||*
|| (of n a -
_ )( ] ;[shAYKhEs
)( ,
conservation
)(;
| )(
)ture
)connive (at
|| cf. conspire
adj. 1
connection
[ K h E s - H A P A 1 s M ] R s h E
)...( n .2.
conserve
|
| ,
connected: be c. with also
consequently
)'(
|;
connect vt.
)(
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|,
|,
| ,|
] ,[LOKhN
||
];[KISIIEF
conjure
|

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-\ in c. with )...(
, - ][BEshuTFEs
-\ keep c i n g'| )(
-\ in c. of )(
conjugate
conjunction
\ -
)( ,
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60
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59
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58
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57
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-\ c.
|_'|
|| ,
|'|
)( s k y , weather
vi.
clearance
)(leeway
) || (permission
clink (glasses) vt/imp
)(
( )clip 1. n. (paper
)clippers (hair
|| ) (
) (
) (
c.
)(
cloak
)(
also
)(
] ;[KhESED -
)(
cloak-and-dagger adj.
clock
) (
;
clockwise
^ )(
clockwork
) ( , )(
) || (air
|| c. to each
'|
pf.
||
imp/
imp.
. ||2
3
clemency
)(teeth
clench
) H (fist | , |
) || (Jew.
pf
clergy
][KLEKOYDESh
- ; clergyman
)(
close 1. adj.
very c. to also
cleft
)(-|
)clerical (of clergy
'...
other
^
clef
-\ show c. to
clod
5|5 ,| . clog
cleave
cleaver
)'( )(
][KNUFYE
|| ) ( ,
] [ B E K h u ' s h
|
clique
)(fig.
)(see
clipping
6 )(
|| c. room ) (
clearly (speak, say) also
||
|| speak
)clearing (forest
)(nails
)( , )(
[,
];[BEFEYREsh
H c. sale ) (
1.
clinical
) ||2
n.
adj.
clear
) ^ c. the wings of | ( |
. vt/vi
cleanliness
)| (for secrets )( ][REshu's
||
cleaning
) (
)(
c. off
climate
' | , | | )(;
) ( ,
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/>/.
climax
| , | )(
||
cleansing see cleaning; purification
)
vt. - . ,
. vt.
|
\2|
||
|| c. up | |
cliff
)(
)|(|
clean 1. adj.
cleanse see clean; purify
) ( , )( ,
)|| (airplane
)()(
)... (
clayey
) (shirt
|| |-|,
)(tongue
) || (plane
)(modeling
clever
) -j cf. smart ( ] [ p i K E Y E K h p i K K h i M
)(
|| c. man ,
clay 1. adj.
||
)(
)|| (of clerks

)(office
clerk
54
claw
)(
claimant
[ T O Y V E Y E
circumference
) ( )H ( c e r e m o n y : Jew.
] T O Y V I M
]LE
][BRIS
' clairvoyance
) ( n.
clairvoyant | | ) ( ) (

circumspect
clam , - [ z m
) (
) _ ( clammy
clamor
,
' )(,
circumspection
) ( circumstance
|| c.s also
H (favorable or
( clamp 1. n .
2
)
_ | | unfavorable) set of c.s
) ( ][NY
) ( clan
) ( ,
circumstantial
)(minute
clannish

| , | ) ( clap vt. -\ ( b y inference) . . .
- ) ( || c. evidence
| , | vi. ( a p p l a u d ) ,
) ( circus
|
) ( clapper
) ( citadel
clarify ) || (refer t o | )cite (quote

| , | | ; | -
-\ (in praise | ; |
or
|
| | b l a m e ) also
) ( clarinet
) ( citizen
clarity
) ( citizenship
( clash 1. n .
2
)
citron
)(
| ) (
city 1. adj.
clasp ||2
) || ( a c t i o n ) ( 1.. nn. .
| || pf. | H 2. v/imp || ] ) -\ big c. also [KRAKh (
c. council
|| c. hall
) H (person||- ,| ) (
||
|| ( g r o u p ) also ) ( class 1. n .
, . . . civic
)civil (civic
H graduating c. || ) ( , . . .
H c.es b e g i n ) (
|| , * , [ 1 )(polite
c. defense
| , | H 2. v. || c. rights
classic 1. adj.
||2
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(
\-
(
| )work
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(
) (
civilian 1. adj.
classification ||2
) ( . n. -
| classify
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civility
clatter 1. n .
,
,
) ( civilization
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| civilize
|
claim 1. n .
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)(,
|
clause ) ( , ) (
)(
) ( ) ( g|| r a m m a r
|| main
) ( < ( ][KhAzoKE
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|| ) ( ' | , | 2. vt.
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| ] [ , | , | < ( vi.
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circumference
circumnavigate
] R E S D I K
][ZHIRES
||
] [ M A Y M E D
] [ P R O ' T I M D I K
||
] [ E S R E G E S R O Y G I M
] , [ M I L K H O M E
] , [ T A Y N E
][NIMES
],[TVIE
53
circumcision
)( [KhAVER K h A V E Y -
chum
] ; R I M - )(
) (
[BE. vt/vi
)(
) || (Jew. )(
chummy
)( , )(
) || (wood ) (
chunk
)(|,
in
c.
||
(
also
drinking
) || ( G r e e k - O r t h o d o x
||
)(killer
-\ infanticide
)|(_|
|
|| be c.'_
||
...
)cider (sweet
)(
|| c. case )(
cigar
|| (geo- )(
cigarette
) (

_)( )(,
)H (of dancers
_ )(,
|
v. 2H .
cinder
)(; )(
Cinderella
cinnamon
)(
* , *; Christianity

|
])[MESIBE
) -\ ( d r a w a c ._| ,||
|| _ )(
chromium plated
)(
-{ short c.- )(
|| c. letter_' ,_...
)(
circular
Christmas
|| 2. . chromium 1. a d j
|
circuit
christianize
Christendom
n. 1circle .
] [ I G L I G U L I M
chromosome
|| ) ( , )(
|; |; ||
Book of C.s
[ D I V R E - H A -
) || ( p e r i o d i c a l
also
) || ( J e w . _* ] [ M A L
circumcise
'|
)(
[ M I -
][MOYEL
] Y O ' M I M
) ( , -
circumciser
) circumcision ( i n s t i t u t i o n
chronicler
)(
circulation
)(
chronic
chronicle
)(
circulate
christen
Christian 1. a d j .
; ||* | - | | - , | ) ( ;
)(electric
choreography
) H (social )(
(
)metrical
chorus
( ||2
. n .
chorale
) chord ( h a r m o n y
)(
|| in c. ) ( cipher
choral
Christ
chopstick
)(
)(
) He. oflf ( |
chopper
...
)-
_|
! )(
choosy
( chop 1. n .
)(
H matricide
) || ( h a r d
cholera
choose i m p / p f
)(
...cide )||2
. v.
imp/pf
)(killing
...
imp/pf
|| v i / i m p
) ( , )( n .2.
) (
choke 1. n .
)(|
*, adj. 1church .
) ( , chute
choir
choirboy
)( ][MEshoYRER
] K N I ' P L
)||2
chump
_ )(
choir
chronological

|| c. child a l s o
chronology
chubby
)(
| /
chuckle v.
52
choice
,
)(
) || (shiver
||
. v.
childish
)^2
)( ,
)(
chilly
|| .2 . n
)(
0
; ) ( ,
chimney
) || (sweet )(
)(1
)(
)(
china
) (
1. adj.
||2
n.
||
)(-
chintz l . adj.
)(;
1.
n.
)(
|| ) ( , )(
|| , ) ( ) ( h u m a n
|| get ) (
||
some things off one's c.

chestnut
)(
|| 2. vi. c. in
H c. off (enamel) vi.-
_'
chewing gum
chipmunk
. )||2
||
..2
chirp
|
, -
,
chock-full
[ M O L E - V E G O ' -
chocolate 1. adj.
],[IKER
; -\ 2. n .
)(
adj.
)(many
|| beget
|| man bur-
] ; [ B R E Y R E
)(,
)(
chiefiy
||
)(
chilblains
)(
children
)(many
with
dened
] [ M E T U P L M E T U P O L I M
)(
1.
, ,
.
child
children also
choice
|| from c.-
chicory
adj. 1chief .
- *
n ) -\ (piece of c.
] [ M E H U ' D E R D I K
chicken pox
chlorine
]DESh
||2
chlorinate

)(
|| .2 . n
,.....
chick
chicken
chivalry
] [ R A M O E S
) ( ,* ) (
chit-chat
) || (knighthood
||- ,|
* -'
chicanery
* ) ( , ) (
chisel 1. n.
chivalrous
adj. 1chic .
) ( , ) ( ,
chipper
| , |
)(exterior
5 ; ||
chip
) ( , )(
chest
)(_|
)_|(
chessman
chew imp/pf
|| ; |*
chessboard
)(
) ( , ) ( ; )(
||
cherub
|| c. set )( chess
-'
China
chemistry
cherish
)cherry (sour
chin
Chinese
adj.
chemist
][GEDAYGET
||2
1chemical
|| , |
) H keep your c. up(

1. adj.
chef
)(
chimneysweep
chimpanzee
)(,
)(hum.
)(
cheese
)(
) H 2. v.(
||
)(
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cheerless
cheerlessness
][ATSVES
chime 1. n.
|| c. in |
, ] [
)chill 1. n. (cold
,
|| | |
cheerless
in c
c.'s
childbirth
childhood
*
-
51
cheerful
charge account
) | | (narrow-minded ) (bungling ) (
|| H very c. also ) ( ,
_ * ) be c. (in s e a s o n
)(

charitable
O L ] -| c a b b a g e is n o w c . Z [ ; - [ M E R A
] K I I E M D I K
)H (organization
also
| , ' | ;
] [ T S D O K E
cheapen || c. person . . .
[
M
E
Z
A
L
Z
L
* ]
] [ B A L - T S D O ' K E B A L E
) (
|| very c. ] also [ B E Z O ' L
cheaply ] charity ( g o o d n e s s ) , [ T S I T K E S
) -\ ( a l m s ][RAKhMiM
] also [ B E K h o T S E K h i N E M
) || ( h u m . | | , cheat 1 / .
] [ T S D O K E
| , | -\ vi. , | _ |
) ( charlatan
| H c. (sb.) out of ' |
] , [ K I I E Y N charm 1. n . ,
|][) ,
][KishEF
^ 2
v. ( .
) ( ; ) check 1. n . ( c o n t r o l
|
|| ) ( ) ( r e c e i p t
] [ , ] [ , charming
! ) || ( d e s i g n ) ( ) H be ( b a n k , ] ; [ M O L E
| -\ keep in c. ) ( | * extremely c.
^ 2
|
|| ) ( ) chart 1. n . ( m a p
_ | -\ pf. | , ' |
) ( , ) ( g r a p h
-\ ( i n s p e c t ) - | | - , ' |
|| cf. map | ) H 2. v. ( ] [ D I
) (put | , | | | - , | ) ( , charter 1. n .
|| /-
) ) -\ ( f r a n c h i s e ( *
) w ||a y a ) (
H
|| | ) ( ) vi. ( a g r e e
| ) 2. v. ( h i r e
)(inquire
(
_ ||3
|| ) ( , ) ( chase 1. n .
!
) | ( . || 2. | give c. to
) || c.s ( g a m e )(
checker | , | H c. away | ) (
)( n , )(
_|
checkered
) ( chaser
) ( checking account
) ( chassis
) ( checklist
|| c. woman , ] [ chaste
) ( checkmark
] [ T S N U E
) (
1. n .
||2
checkmate | , | ] , [ M U S E R chastise -

|*)(
|
) (
checkroom | ( ] chastity [ T S N I E S
)
( chat 1. n .
checkup ) ||2
) ( m e d i c a l|| ' | .) v. (
)(
] chattels [ M E T A ' L T E L I M
) ( ||cheek , chatter 1. n .
| cheer , ) ( | , | 2. v.
, ||n . , 1.
) ( , ) -\ ( o v a t i o n
| 6 ) ()(teeth
|| c. up ' |
chatterbox
( ) . . . ( ,
H 2. vt. )
|
,
_ | ^ vi. |
)(
) ( chauffeur
|| ( p e r s o n ) also , cheerful
chauvinism
, || , ; ] cheap [ B E Z O ' L
charge account
chariot
50
charge
)|| (fig.
)
)(
chaise-longue
channel
)(
chaise-longue
( ] [ T S I N E R T S I N O Y R E S
chalk
. 2.
1. n .
) ( chant 1. n . ) ( ,
) H (unintelligibly|
'|
. -\ 2. ) ( , ' ) (
|
|||- ,|,
chaos

;
chamber
) (
chaotic ) ( ;
) ( chap
) (
)(
,
chapel
(
n C . of Commerce
)(,
) chaperon (fern. ) ( chambermaid
(

chamber music
chapter
) (
) ( ;
) . . . ( chamber pot
) ( chameleon
chamois 1. adj.
character ||2
) ( , ) ( . n .
) ( H( l e t t e r ) [ o s
champagne
) ( ) ^( i n s t o r y
||
champion 1. n .
_ )(,
)(
||
p l a y ) also n (| i | . ^ 2. ) (
)(, )(strange person
- championship
) || ( ) ( ) chance 1. n . ( a c c i d e n t
characteristic 1. adj.
)(occasion
) ( ,
) ( , ) ( ) -\ ( o p p o r t u n i t y , p r o b a - 2. n . ( ,
characterization || by c. ) ( ) b i l i t y
) (
, ,
-\ characterize
law of c.
|

charade c.s are
) ||(
|| take charcoal * | have little c. also
|| take | , _ | | c.s
a c. 1.
) on n . ( s u p e r v i s i o n
charge
| , | . H 2.
)|(accusation
|| ) ( , ) (
) ( chancellor
) || ( p r i c e ) ( ) ( a s s a u l t
|| ) ( ) ( p o w e r - ) ( ) ( , chandelier
)(
)( , (child) -
change 1. n .
-\ at a small c. ) ( ) ( _ ) ( ,
) ( [shiNE
|| | | ) ( ) be in c. ( o f - * ) ( ,
) ( ) ( person in c. ) s h i N U i M ] -\ ( r e t u r n e d m o n e y
-\ public C.

(small) c. , ,
|| Hfora c.
2
^
2. vt/imp
) || ( a p r i c e | * ) ( ) t r||u s t n _( e | * , | , ' |
pf.
' | ) -\ ( a s s a u l t | , - | _ | , | | ,
|| _ | | - H ( m o n e y ) also ' |
| ) || ( b a t t e r y | ) ( a c c o u n t
|| c. color | | * c. clothes
H c. to the account of |
imp.
c. ( s b . ) with ( a c c u s a ' | | || c. seats - |
_ | , | H vi. , |
H he'| ,|| /
|
is c.d with larceny
changeable
||
challenge
[ T O Y E -
] V O Y E
] , [ B O K H E R
] [ K I I E Y D E R K H A D O R I M
||
] [ s h o ' Y M E R T E
] [ P E Y R E K P R O K I M
] [ T E V E
] O Y S Y E S
] [ A L P I
->
] , [ H A Z H G O K I I E
'
[ M EM
] U N E M E M U N I M
] [ M A S E . . . K L A L
] [ G A N E Y V E
) ! (
cavern
49
chairman
)(
)(
)(
censorship
censure 1. n.
| | * [PSA'K] H 2. v.
) census(
) ( n , ) (
)(
) ( ,
) (
caviler
) ( ; )(
] ,[KIIOLEL )(
||
-\ c. of gravity )(
) ( , .'
,
,
centripetal
) (
, '
|| )( ][TVUE
) || ( d r y
)(
ceramics
)( , )(
| ,|| ,|
|| |
ceiling
celebrate vt.
) * ,[YOYVLJH (laud |
)( ] , [SIMKIIE
ceremony
certain
||
) ( ; *
)( ][HILULE
)(
joyful c. also
celebrity
for c.
)( ] ,[GODL-GDOYLIM
][RAYE
) ( ][MEFURSEMMEFURSOMIM
|| it isn't c. that
, ] ,[AVADE ,
_
) ( ,
certainly
;...
-\ most c. ?
certainty
)party
celery
celestial
; || ( b i o l o g i c a l )(
certificate
cellar
) ' ( )(
) ( , )(
|;
)(
| , certify -
. n. | ||2
celluloid 1. adj.
; cessation
)...( cesspool
chafe||2
)|(_| vt.
| , . n.
. v. chaff ) 3\-
] [PSOYLES |
, | ;
1. adj.
||
) ( , ) (
||
)(
|| (chair-
)|| (professorship
)( ],[BESOYLEM
cemetery
)( ] ,[BESALMEN
)( ] ,[BEYSAKVORES
)(chairmanship
-\ ( n o n - | ' |
)man
Jew.) also
|| be in the c. )(
||
chain 1. n.
chair 1. n.
Celtic
cement
|| put in c.s )(
cello
cellophane
/ H 2. v. |
cell
* )(
)( , )( ,
vi.
celebration
) || (person
|| | -\ a c. m a n
also
cede
* ][MESAMEYEKh
-\ grain of c.
) (
cedar
||
)(food
|| I a m c. ,*
ceaseless
) . . . (
century
)cereal (grain
cease-fire
)(
centralize
centrifugal
cease
)(
,* , * , central
|
(
cavity
center 1. n.
. v. ) 2\-
caviar
cavil 1. n.
. v. - )
cent
centennial adj.
) ( , ) ( ,
cavern
cavernous
)(
| 2. ) . . . ||2
v.
. v. _*
) (
chairman
censor 1. n.
|
48
cave
casket
o kcoffin
|| c. it | ) ( ) e d
r ||h ocf. )
|
)( s c o l d i n g etc.
][PSAK
) (
catchall
][KOLBO'Y
catching
,
1
, 8
categorical
) || (form
|| )( ) -\ (surgical*> ) (
)( ,
catchup
)(; )(
6 ) ( ,
imp/pf
) || (actor | |
| /
'| ,
][PKhlNE
) ( ,
caterer
)(
)|(|
],[MUSER
1Catholic
adj.
] , [ B E H E Y M E S
cattle
head of c.
| / .
cauliflower
,[] ... ,
] ) , [ S I B E
causal
] [v.2.,
^ )( , )(
|| | )(
|

)(
trouble,
_ ,
,
\ -,
] , [ P I L P L
||
c.'s -
also
) || (eye )(
'
)( ,
catastrophe
)( ][KhuRBMKhuRBONES
catastrophic
_ )(
; || ( h o o k ,
catcall
catch 1. n.
)fig.
also
) -\ (hook | ,| ,| , |
_|-
)^ (as i n a vise
)(disease
cautiously also
||
cavalry
| - H c. cold |
|| c. up
H c. on

2. v . c. in||| )(
cataract
)(
][ZHIRES
catalog 1. n.
)|(|
caustic
cautious
casuistry
let the c. out o f t h e b a g
| , _* ] , [ M A Z H E R _*
. vt. ? ]E R S A ) [ M||2
) ](,
casualty
[ K O R B N K O R -
casually also
|| )( ) || (male ) ( cat
n.-caution1.
casual
]BONES
(damage,
| * ) 8(
'v.2.
,; -
n. 1cause .
) -\ (feelings | |
also

| , _*
castor oil
castrate
][MESARES
)||2
)( ,
v. .
)pain
. H 2.
^ v.2
) ( <>n ,
Caucasus
] ; [ G O Y R E M
castle 1. n.
H build c.s in air )(

|
Caucasian a d j .
( n. 1caucus .
- ,
cat's cradle
)(
cast iron 1. adj.
) || (rook ) (
)( , )(
) (
castigate
caterpillar
)( , )(
|| .2 . n
caste
|
n. . ) ( ||2
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) ( , cathedral
.
castaway
5| ! -
| | ,| , |
.v.(2\-
)| (ballot ) | ( |
cater vt.
) ^ )(
)(theater
) || (mold|
category
|| c. to/for | | , ' |
( casket
cast 1. n.
n.1cave.
|
|| v i . (be
|,
\-
||
)(with
47
cask
career
| , | H ( l i k e ) 8-
) ( carrier pigeon
carrion | ) || not c. about ( h u m .
] , [ N E V E Y L E

) ( carrot
) ( career
) || ( b y vehicle | ) carry vt. (on f o o t
|| vi. | | ) -\ ( a m o t i o n | . || 2. careerist 1. adj.
) (
| || c. around - | ) ( s o u n d
| ^ c. away also ) ( _ ' , carefree
careful
) (fig I ) ( , ' ,
) _ ( || c. on vt. | | '
| | ) -\ (pranks | , | | ) -\ be c. ( o f ;
) H be c. in the future ( o f ) (
|| ( c o n | , | )vi. (pranks | ) ( )(hum.
)tinue
|* _ ,_ [MAM-
|| | , - | | c. out\- ) h K Es h , * , careless -
|| how | | (request, order) also
can this be carried out? also ' , carelessly also [ K I L -

?
] A K J I E R - Y A ' D
( caress 1. n .
cart ) ||2
|| put the c. ) (| , , v. ) . (
|
| before the horse
caretaker
[ M E M U N E
) (
] , M E M U N I M ) (
) ( cartel
] careworn [ F A R D A Y G E T
, cartilage
, ) ( cargo
* || ( b o x ) also 0 ) ( carton
Caribbean adj.
)(
) ( , ) ( || cartoon ) ( caricature 1. n .
| 2.v.
) ( cartridge
carnage
carve (wood) i m p / p f
|| ) | ( |
8 ) ( carnation
) | ( _ | )(meat
) ( carnival
) ( , ! ' ) ( carving
) ( carob
_ ) ( carving board
| carouse
case
? ) ( ,
) ( ,
) ( carp
)( , )(, )(
carpenter
|| ( h o u s case ) (
e ) || (declension ) (
)( )builder
|| in any c. ^ in c. ) (
carpentry

] , [BEitho'L-oYFN ,
. . . ! in no c. ' ) ( , carpet 1. n .
| ) H 2. v. (
] [ B E E ' Y N
" ; H in that c.
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46
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45
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5|
44
)(
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43
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businesslike
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] [ S I I E ' M D O V E R
) (
42
business
) . . . (
burglar alarm
)(
|| b.
||
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bumpy
| ,
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burglary
burial
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) || (hair ) (
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|
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burnish
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)(

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bun
)(
bureaucracy
bureaucrat
bureaucratic
- )(
burglar
41
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buffalo
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bubble gum
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he is a b. p a i n t e r
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budge vt/vi
budget 1. n.
|
40
brought
||2
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| -\ b. forward -|; | |
|| b. on|
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brink
brisk
39
bridegroom
) ( , ) ( ) s i s
brave
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38
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also
)(
)(
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|| bowel movement
|*
|| ) ( , _
||
out
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|| b.
)|(_|
|| )( , ) (
(store,
b. off
2.
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||
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n.
. ||2
bowtie
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-\ little b. also ) (
| ,| ) ( t h e a t e r e t c .
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) (
| ) H 2. v i . ( f i g h t
|| brandy| ) H vt. ( p u t i n b o x e s )(
)(
brass 1. adj.
) (
) ( ,
bowling
)(
\ ) - ( ,
cherry b.
bowl 1. n .
2. vi.
) || (sort ) ( brand 1. n .
bow
bowels
-\ move one's b.
| ,|
)office
bran
)) (( g a m e
-\ b. and arrow)( )(
brainwashing
)(
( bow
brake 1. n.
1. n.
.branch
v.
bow
imp/pf
)arc
)(
)(pi.
brainstorm
. - || 2. ) (
1. n .
braid
)| ,- ( |
|| ][KOYEKh
. 2.
bourgeoisie
braggart
)||2
i v/t v . ) (
(
bouquet
)(
|
| ,|
boundless
-\ out of b.
brace 1. n.
. v. ) 2\-
boundary
England
- , 8
1.
*m
bound : b. for
brassiere
)(,
brat
)_( ] ,[.KhEVRE
)(

)(
boxer
boxing
box-office
37
bounce
boorish
)( ) ( c h i e f
) || ( o w n e r

boss
) (
] , [AMERATsish ,

botanical | | ; | | boost

)(
) booster ( r o c k e t
botanist ) (
||
botany
) ) ( i n j e c t i o n
)( boot
|| ( s n o w / r a i nbotch
)
( ' | ) , ( | imp/pf
both
1.
adj.
|| w i t h b . h a n d s
)(1
-\ b. kinds of
) ( ' , boot : to b.
H
2.
p
r
o
n
.
) || w i t h b . ( p e o p l e
_ ) ( booth
) ( ) ( ,
of b. H ) /
( bootleg 1. n .
2
us/you/them
. v.
H 3. conj. b . . . . and / /
|
bootlegger
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bother 1. n .
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)(
)( , )(,
booty
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|| H too much b. ) ( ) ( ;
vt. 2.
(
2
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in
the
least
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|
)|(|
H
( bore 1. n .
2
)
about b. |vi. v. ,

[
]
H
b.
with
|,
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| * / |
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||
what
b.s
?you
?
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2
bottle , _ *
( n .1. _
_||
)become b. with (rev. con.
) ( bottle cap
| , I -
) ( bottleneck
_ , boredom
) ( bottle opener
boric acid
bottom , ; boring
|| 2. * 1. adj. ,
)( , )( )(
| ^ become b. also
H get to the b. (of) - ) (
| ) (
|| ' | ) ( , ' | ) ( || j || be b. born
|| | be at the b. of I wasn't b. yesterday
from the b. of my heart
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) ( borough
borrow v/imp
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_ ) ( ||
bouillon | _ | , | | , _ | p f .
>-_(
) ( boulder
bounce ' ) borrowing ( t h i n g b o r r o w e d

( 1. n .
2

) || ( r e b o u n d | ) ( ) ( b u m p
)(
) ) H vi. ( r e b o u n d | ( ' | ) (
) ( borsht
) | , - | ( | also
) ( bosom
) ( )|| (fig.
boorish
] , [ M E G U ' S I I E M D I K
[ B A L E B O ' S B A -
] L E B A T I M
||
] , [ D A Y G E
] [ G Z E Y L E
||
] [ M A K I I Z O K E S
||
)-(
||
] [ N I M E S
][LY
]|
)(
] [ N I M E S
boor
36
& ' ,
( p i . ) also
|| V

||
bondage
||
5 ,_
)(
bone
;
\-
adv.
b. of contention
)(
. ||2
&
bobby pin
bodily 1. adj.
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make no b.s about it
[AKhiM-
]LETSO'RE
)more b.s than meat (hum.
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body
) ( , ) ( , *

) -\ ( a d m i n i s t r a t i v e ) (
' ) 5 ( ) (
bonfire
) H ( a u t o m o b i l e )(
) ( , ) (
bonnet
_ -\ with b. and soul ) (
bonus.
, Kh[RAMA
bon voyage
) ( , ) (
6)(
8_|5 vi.
cf. student
bony
boot;/.
|| | 6 _ |
n || 2. v. ) (
|| )( . Y V R I M ] ^ b. of water
) bodyguard ( t r o o p
|| (per-
)(
boobytrap 1. n.
v. . ) ||2
b.
down
|
|| (of m u s i c a l ) ( book 1. n.
)(
)play
|| ) ( ][SEYFERSFORIM
)(Jew.
|| religious b.
)|| (enter
||
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)2. vt. (reserve
|-
|| | |
||,
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also
2. vt/imp
|| pf. | , |
( c r i m i n a l ) also
)(
bookbinder
book end
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) (
|| b. water
, '
bookish
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bookcase
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1. . : bring/come to a b.
boil
||
) (
)(Jew.
|-'|
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||
bog 1. n.
|| b.over| , | -\vi. |
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boiling
,
boisterous
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bookkeeper
bookkeeping
boiler
|| * , , ,
bold
booklet
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) (
bookmark
er
) ( ,
bookseller
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)(
bookworm
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) ( ,
boom ( g r o w t h ) 1. n.
v.
)(
1. n.
||
2.v.
) ( ][BROKhE
) ( , ) (
boor
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) || (screw ) (
) ( , ) (
|| 2.v.
bolt i . n.
-\ cf. flash || 2. v. )(
bomb 1. n.
boomerang
boon
||
. | ) ||2
bologna
) ( , ) ( bolster 1. n.
) (
||
* ,
0R1M[M0YKhER-sF
]MOYKhRE
boldness
)(
!
bombing
adj.
bona-fide
[ N E -
]MO'NESDIK
) || (fetter )(
)(
)bond (tie
) -\ (financial )(
blockhead
35
boat
) || (plan )(
blockhead see fool
blueprint
) ( , )(
. )||2
bluff 1. n.
) (
|||2
. n.
|| ) | ( )(
|
)(frank
2. v/pf
^ ( i n s p e a k i n g ) also
)(dull
||
-\ b. accusation| <>
] , [ B I L B L [ A L i -
blunt 1. adj.
]LES-DA'M
)...(
. v. , 2 \-
||
|| )( , )(
|,
blur 1. n.
_|2. v.
| | ,||
-
bloodshot
blurt out
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)(
bloody 1. adj.
. ||2
boar
)|| (clothes etc.
'|
|| in (full) b. ,
v.
)(
H 2.
)(council
||
)(display
)(
| ,|
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) (
-
b.. of \- ,
v. directors
|,
, ,
bloom i.n.
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|| )(
bloodthirsty
)( , blood vessel
| , |
)(
'|v.
blush v/imp
|| pf.|
bloodhound
bloodshed
blurred also
) || ( p h o t o
<*
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\-
bloomers
blossom 1. n.
|| ,-
-\ b. forth
|| ) ( , )(
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)(office
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)|| (food
)( ,

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|| )( , )(
||
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blotter
|| b. with| || b. up
vi.
)(
also
blotch
| ,_|| , |
_ _
blot 1. n.
)(moral
|| ) (
)( ] ,[SY boarder -
-\ b. of education
^
blonde
)blood 1. adj. (relative
-| run in one's b.< ; >sx
blunder 1 . n.
| | ,|
blond adj.
blotting paper
) ( )(
) || (hit )(
blouse
)blow 1. n. (wind
) ( , )( ,
)( ]house || [SY
boarding ||2
| . v.
|| )( , )( boast 1. n.
( w i n d ) also
|| b. one's nose|
| ,| , | 2. v.
imp/pf
|| )|(_| )(
<(
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|| b||*
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||
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about
b.
also
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to
something
|| (in-|_|
also
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) || (exaggerate||
] [ G D U L E
,'_ ,-
boastful
|| be ) ( , )(
-
boat
)in the same b. (as
)flate
|
,
)(sad
||
blue
navy b.[ A ' T S V E S D I K ] -
| ) ( D
blueberry
blueing
34
blockade
bland
||2. vt. i m p / p f _ H be to b. | |
) || v i / i m p | ( |
! !but don't b. me
| -\ pf. a l s o | , | |
| , , , bland
|| (God) b. you | bless

! ! or ) ( , * > blandishment
)(
) H(sneeze/!
!
blessed , , blank 1. a d j .
||
cf. memory
blessing ) || ( v e r s e ) ( c a r t r i d g e
||
) ( ][BROKhE
blight ||( c h e c k e t c . ) . . . 2
) ( , ) g . f i( .1. nn ..
)) H(form(
)(
) H (plants )( , )(
] blanket a d j . , [ K O ' Y L E L D I K
|| ( g r a i n ) a l s o a l s o
| || 2. v.
blimp
) ( , ) (
|| ) ( , ) ( blanket 1. n .
)wet b. {fig.
blind ' | ) ( ,
|| b.man's buff w 1. a d j .
(
| , v. . 2 ' | ) 2\-
|
) ( , ) ( , ) (
blaspheme
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| ) -\ ( m a k e b l i n d |
] ,SIIE'M ' |
blasphemy
blindfold [ K h i L E L - H A -
| v.
] , [ G I D E F G I D U F I M
) ( , S I I E ' M ] blindly ) (
) (
blindness
|| ( e x blink ) ( ) blast 1. n . ( w i n d
) || ( l i g h t | ) ( ) ( e y e s
)(, )(plosion) ,
|
(
2
blinker )
e ). v. r- s o ( h
g h|| t i l( || | _ | ) (
| | ) ( b. off vt/vi
)(
) ( blast-off
) ( blintz
, blatant
] , [KhEDVE * bliss ,
] E S I K . E SM [ ) ( , ) ( blaze 1. n .
] [ S R E Y F E
] [ - , , blissful | , ' | H 2. v.
] L E O [ M , - blazing
bleach i . n .
2 11
) p, / (p f m i v. . ) (
blister
)|(|) ,|(|
) ( blizzard
' , bleak
) ( , ) ( ; ) ( blob ,
bleary
) (
|| ( s h e ebloc | ) bleat ( c o w , g o a t
) ( ) p
|| ) ( ) block 1. n . ( w o o d
|
|| ( o b s t r u c ) ( ) ( s t r e e t | , | bleed vt. ) || ( m e n t a l ) ( ) t i o n ) || (rev. con. ' | -\ v i .
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|| | || write in b. letters N
H until it b.s
| , | , | ; 2. v.
) ( ] , [ P G A M P G O M I M blemish
)(|
) ( ] , [ P G I M E ) ( ,
* ) (
( blockade 1. n .
) ||2
) ( || | * ) ( , ) ( blend 1. n .

blame
33
biology

2. v. imp/pf
) || ( o n e ' s _ | ( _ |

| || b. in two - _ | ) l i p s
) ( birch
| _ | b. oflf _ |
|| b.s of a feather )5( bird
c r || b. word also biting
|| 8 H b.'s
)(
|| the b. end , bitter | kill two b.s with one stone

-\ make b. , ][SOF
| ) ( ) ( bird's-eye view
'
) * ( Birobidjan
bitterness
bituminous ' ) ( , ) ( birth
||
coal
bivouac | be giving b. to a child
||
) (
|| give b. biweekly from b.
to

|
, , bizarre
) ( birth certificate
blab ( t e l l ) i m p / p f
) | ( | [LEY-
birth control
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birthday
) ( ,
black
|| ( e y e ) - 1. adj.
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H b. and blue , b.
-\ h i s b . i s i n M a y I

| b. and blue mark also
-j 2. n . in b. and white ) ( ) -\ happy b.
_ ( ] * ! [MA'ZLTO v
!
blackberry
) (
blackbird ) ( , birthmark
) ( * 0
)(
) ( blackboard
) ( birth rate
|| ( w i t h s m o k | blacken
) ( biscuit
_ | || ( w i t h s o o t ) - ' | also
| bisect
|
bishop
) ( blackguard [MENUVL ) || ( c h e s s ) (
)(
] ,MENUVOLIM ) (
\\ ( l e g e n d a r y ) blackjack ) ( bison
) (
]RAB0R[sho
|| | ) ( blacklist 1. n .
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| | 2. v.
)(
Ha b. of a fool
. . . || a b . d a r k ) H ( w i t h adj.
blackmail 1. n .
||2
| H little/tiny b.
blackmailer , small b.s ) - (

) (
|| i n t blackout -\ the least b.
h e
) (
) ( , ) ( blacksmith || b. by b. l e a s t b .
,
) ( bladder
blade
| ) ( , ) ( ) ( k n i f e
) ( ) bit ( b r i d l e
) ( b. of grass
) n || (fig. ) ( bitch
) (
' , ' ' blah-blah
][KLAFTE
|| put the b. on - blame 1. n . ) || ( m o r s e l ) ( bite 1. n .
^ 2
[ -\ have a b. to eat - ) (
|| | . . . 5 , | || for , | , | -
biology
bipartisan
32
biologist
) || (order |
||
)-\ (request
bethink oneself
bethink oneself
* [ M E Y A -
|
)(
bidder
|,
bifocal
];[MASER
) ( , -
||,
betray
[BOY-
| , _
bifurcation
)(
]GED
cf. en-
|||
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gage
|| b. party ) ( ] [ betrothal
big-bellied
bigot
betroth
big
bigamy
)( , |
)( ][KNA'S
|| y o u h a d b . tell h i m

better
^ I h a d b. go
bigoted
H (mere ;
, bigotry
)reasonable
)( ,
,
K 0 ] L V E L [ 0 K h
||
b.
)(,
)(invoice
|,
|| ;
)(,
.[]shTAR]H 2.
see
beakbill
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) ( ][LY
billion
) ( , )(
||
)(|
bin
bewilderment
bewitch
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beyond
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)_( )(
)( ,
)(sg.
binoculars
)(
)(
biography
) || (Jew. ) (
)(
Bible
)|| (Jew.
[TANA-
Biblical
]Khish
) (
bibliography
bicarbonate of soda
|
)(
)(,
biological
biologist
biased
]K.h[TANA
)(
biochemistry
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)( ) binder ( n o t e b o o k
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bias
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bind i m p / p f
)_|(|
b. person
- , _
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billow
bewildered
] ,[MEVUEL*8-
billiards
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bewilder
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[
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H b. of lading/sale
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)(,
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beverage
| ) (
you and me
b.
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bile
bilingual
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|| in
bilingualism
[KhEzhBM
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||
! || that's b .
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|| )(
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) ) H ( i r o .( , )...(
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bicker
bickering
bicycle
)](
) ,|| v. (offer .2
| | ) ( n. 1bid .
31
bet
,
benevolent
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,
bellow
)^ (non-malignant
benign
)(
v.
)bellows (sg.
)_ (
|,
bent n .
] [ N E T I E
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bellow
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belong
belonging
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|_|) (
)(
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[ I Z O V N I Z V O Y -
^ , * belongings
with all one's b. also
] , N E S _ )(
)|(| ,'|
|| b.

)(
belly
] [ F A R O V L T
[ O V L
berate
bereaved

beloved 1. adj.
|| _ ,
)(fern.
||
)2. n . (masc.
person also
below 1. prep.
|| ] M I V E Y L
. Aadv. ||2
] bereavement [ A V E Y L E S
from b. also

)( beret
) || ( g a r m e n t ) ( , ) ( belt
) ( berry
)( , )(
_|! ) ( berserk: go b.
!>//w/
|| cf. workbench
M[ ) ||2
. ] S u)G Ah S (E
) ( ; ) ( , berth
) ,- ' ( ) (
| ? _ beseech
| | , | | beset
beside prep.
|| b. oneself ,_
)( H (except) [ ( A ) - ,
]TSKhu
see beside || 2.
)(
|-
vt/vi/pf
||
bend 1. n.
t'w
| ) (
| )(
H (per- | , _ | | ,
)suade
_||
)(
][BROKIIE
) ( ,
)(
beneath
benediction
benefactor
[ B A L T O Y V E B A L E -
adv.besides l. prep,
)( ] [;
' | besiege
| ] , [ B A Z E V L | besmirch
, || at b. * best
-\ it's all ] " , [ O Y F N
M Z U for the b. [ G A
] L E T O ' Y V E
H to the b. of m y abili ty/knowledge /
{ make the b. of it, dc one's b.
|
] ,[KhAish ] bestial [ T Y
)( best man
| , | - bestow upon
)( bestseller
|| )( , ) ( bet 1. n.
) ( | , | 2. v.
)H I ' l l b . y o u $5 . ... (
$5
bench
]T O YVES
|| b. thing
)(
beneficial
] [ T O Y V E
)(
) ( ,
(ad||
)(,
)(use
] [ M A Y L E
|| for the )(
|| give the b.
_*
1. n.
)(
)(
benefit
] [ T O Y V E
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)(social affair
b.of
] [ L E T O Y V E S
[DAN
also
beneficiary
the
doubt
of
s ] ^ deny the b. of F - s K . h u ... L E K A

|| _ ] [ K h o ' w
||
also
|| b. (by) vi. -
|,
the doubt
)(material
b.s
2. vt.
| 3 ) ( ] [ , |
|| ) ( , _* ) ( ][MARviEKh
| | ,| )(
; |
)(hum.
benevolence
30
belligerent
on b. of-
|| ,
|| b. pattern
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ad
||2
pf.
|,
|,
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being n .
) | | (a being _
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also
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[KRIE] H human b.
], [BENODEMBNEY
belated
1. adj.
Belgian
||
)belief (faith
_ ) (
|
||
b.
in
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||
|,
b.
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)( ;
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|
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|
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bell
bellboy
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)|| (beseech
|,
H 2. n.
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-\ cf. pardon
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|,
)(request
|
beg
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beget
|
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beginner
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beginning
)(
|
||
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|
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begin vt/vi
|| )(
)(
befriend
[BALN] H b. the question
belle
belligerent
beforehand
go begging
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| )_<
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)(
_| ,
belittle
][MEKAREV
believer
)(
believe
-\ b. me
) ( ;
the
)(opinion
before
. 2\-
b. you know it
befit
- | b.
b. the eyes of
|*
][ M A Y M E N - MAYMINIM
l . prep.
elections
adv.
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Belgium
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|| (convic-
befall
belch 1. n .
)(
)(
||2
beetle
H b . the d o o r ][EREV
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||3
.
conj.
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| | * ,
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-/
) ||2
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beet
behoove
| H0
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) ( ,
beer
b. soup
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<.
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beep 1. n .
|| b. red a/50
behold imp.
|
beehive
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) ( ,
b. also
) (
behind. 1. prep.
||
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behead )~||-
. v.
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beech
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behave
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| | ,
|| a b. in one's bonnet ) (
- ][LETOYVES
||
bee
the b.
!begone
begrudge
not b.
behalf: in b. of
bedspread
29
|| get b. up ) beaten ( p a t h
'|
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beatify
beatitude
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bean
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|| b. up
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||
28
beam
|| (con-
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baton
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] [ B E E T S E M
battalion
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bassoon
bass
basso
bawl vi.
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basket
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bauble
| |
battleship

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bask
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) . . . (

)(
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battlefield
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|
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) (
basically
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bathrobe
bathroom
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27
basic
_|| | - , |
barge in
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baritone
|| c/. broke||
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||
bark
barley
Mitzvah
)(
|| | /
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barracks
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|
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| | | , |
|| ,| ,|
baseless
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||
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bankruptcy
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bankrupt
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barge
26
bank note
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question also
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| -\ cast one's b. )(
. v. | * 2 \-
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ballot box
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ball point pen
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balsam
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baggage
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2 . v t . (attach bait _ n. 1bait .
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'|
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)|(|
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||
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||
bake i m p / p f
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n.
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backbite
)(
) || (note )(
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backbreaking: b. work
|,
| ,|,
babble v.
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|,
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)(
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bacterium
baby carriage
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||
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||
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) H (rear ) ( , ) (
|
|
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*
n. . || 3
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bachelor
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[,
||
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baccalaureate
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bacon
|| ][BAVLish
bacteriology
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adv .2. ,
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)(
backstroke
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[Nyl
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\-
backing
!*<
)(
) || (currency
b. in the woods
(problem
|-
one's b.
) || in b.(
-\ behind
b.
4
| ,|
baffling
25
24
azure
, ?t ][SAKONES
|| ( u n ,||
|| be a.
awful
aware
awkward
he w a s a.ed a m e d a l
) -\ (adjudge
)manageable
| ][PASK'N
(embarrassing) adv.
|
)(
|| give the a. to ) (
^ have an a. to grind
||*
also
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awl
| / , | /

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8
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azure
awareness
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||
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|| |
aware: be a. of
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.
away
miles a
away
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T
Austria
23
award
)(hum.
||
be of no a .
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available
authenticate
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author 1. n.
],NIMTSE
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) (
'|,
)(
authentic
. v.
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avalanche
, )
avarice
(
_ , ) ( avaricious
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avenue
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adj. 1average .
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|,
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automobile
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autonomous
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autonomy
|| perform an a. ) (
n.
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autobiography
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authorize
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|| be a. , -
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|| | |
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|| v/pf
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aversion
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averse: be a. to
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)(...
||
a.
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autumn
auxiliary adj.
no
to
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22
Australian
attraction
|| ) ( , )(
) (
)||2
) ||2
auburn
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|,
) . . . (
; ][HOZE
audible
|
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' | * ,
)(
[ROYE-
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| ,'|
|| ^ $_
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augury
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1
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11
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. || 2....
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; ,
||
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|
|| ] ,[MA'ZLDIK
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also
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attentive
attentively also
attestation
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] , [HALBOSIIE

attic
attire n.
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attitude
) ( , ) (
)( , )(
||
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Australia
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)(
attorney
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stand at a.
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|| | )( , |
austere
austerely also
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||2
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attention 1. n.
_||
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)( ,
attendance
) ( ; )(
| || a. by marriage ) ( aunt
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||
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p ][TSO'FN
attain
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2. v.
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see
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audition
.2.1
)(
attaboy
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| ) )_((
attack 1. n.
| ; | | )(
audacious
||
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attacker
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audacity
attache
attachment
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auctioneer
; ] [
] ,[OYLEM
auction 1. n.
)|(|
)closed
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)mar
|-3| ,'|
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attractive
attribute l . n.
|| (en-
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|| (gram- )(
attache
district a.
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|| (charm) also | |
attract
21
attached
assortment
)(
. . . ) H right of a. ( , )(

|| a t ,
the
) || (time
|| a t
)(occasion
|| 4
|| at the
)at (place
time
|| | , | |
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age of four
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][MEShAER
H a t the b a l l
68
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) (or '
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athlete
)(
adj. 1Atlantic .
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)(
)('|,
asthma
| ][
|| , ] [
,
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astonished
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;...
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| ] ,[TshuvE | -
astonishment
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astounded
[ ( N I V L - V E ) -
] , N T S I I T O ' Y M E M
atomizer
| ; || ;
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atom
)(
* ,
] [
-
|| go a.
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| , | | )_(
)(

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)( ] ;[AKhzoRYEs
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)( , )(
astronautics
!attaboy
)(
!
|-|
attach
astronomer
astronomical
) -\ (to a(; | | | - , | )(
) K h A R K 1 F E S D ] letter 1
|| a. importance to_||
|
attached
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astrology
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atrocity
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, ,
lead a.
)(
atrocious
astray
|| | , | | )_(
atonement
^ Day of A .
be
) ( |
atmosphere
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asterisk

atlas
Assyria
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at-home n.
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athletics
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|| .2 . n . the A
|| be a.
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athletic
assure
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atheist
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assortment
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astronomy
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[ ,
[ M I K L E T M I K L O -
asylum
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) ( ] , [ M E s h u G o ' i M
assonance
20
Ashkenazic
| | , | )v. (metal .2
|
) (attempt ,
_ | | - , | | - , assemble
] ;shE /
| | ) , | ( ) H (parts |
) ( ashtray
| , - | _ | -\ vi. , | ) ( ) || A . minor - ( Asia
| -\ ( c r o w d ) also - |
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. n .
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| ||2
assembly
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)[ Z Y ] (-
^ Asiatic 1. adj.
]
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|| ( p a r ) ) H ( o f p a r t s ()(
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| ) ( , _ ) ( [ M A S -
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)(
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GUIDELINES
xliii
DETAILS
IN SECTION
5al
n o u n , neuter
5 ,
,
5al
n o u n , feminine
5al
noun, masculine
auxiliary verb
5 c l , 35
verb
6cl
see
title
6b2
l i t e r a r y , learned
5a3, 13
plural
5c32
nominative
neutral
possessive
5c32
particle
proper name
pronoun
preposition
2c4
compare
phrase
numeral
5al3
collective
conjunction
adverbial complement
)relative (pronoun
) (
GUIDELINES
xlii
DETAILS
IN SECTION
masc.
n.
neg.
neut.
num.
part.
Pf
pi.
prep.
pron.
rev. con.
sb.
masculine
noun
neuter
numeral
perfective
plural
5c25-26
5al3
preposition
lb2
pronoun
lb2
reversed c o n s t r u c t i o n
5c33-34
somebody
singular
v/Pf
vt.
verb, perfective
,
*
YE
Y i d d i s h - E n g l i s h p a r t of the
,
,
,
5al3
something
verb
lb2
verb, i n t r a n s i t i v e
lb2
verb, imperfective
verb, t r a n s i t i v e
lb2
Dictionary
lb2
participle
sgstg.
v.
vi.
v/imp
lb2
negative
YIDDISH ABBREVIATIONS
DETAILS
IN SECTION
accusative
5c29
adverb
adjective
5a30,5bl,
5c32
sow
impersonal
5c34
TV* i n v a r i a n t (uninflected)
6TH
0
interjection
infinitive
5c31
Americanism
6b3
adjective, p r e d i c a t i v e
5bl0
5al3
singular
article
inflected
5a23
dative
5c28-30,33
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SYMBOL
Xli
MEANING
DETAILS
IN SECTION
; )
tion
( w i t h verbs) i r r e g u l a r pres-
to
attributive
form;
ent-tense inflection
feminine suffix
feminine suffix
)_ ( ; )_
(with
nouns)
5cl4
as
indicated
)_
AA
5al5-17,
5b78
( w i t h nouns) second d i m i n u t i v e ; ( w i t h adjectives) su-
perlative
...
. . .
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5a21
diminutive;
tive
- )_ (
5b9, 5c5,
5a20
( w i t h adjectives) c o m p a r a -
5a22,
5 a l 7 , 5b7
past p a r t i c i p l e i n ...
5 c l 2 , 18
past p a r t i c i p l e i n . . .
5 c l 3 , 18
see t a b l e o n p . x x i
ENGLISH ABBREVIATIONS
DETAILS
IN SECTION
acc.
adj.
adv.
cf.
Chr.
coll.
conj.
cont.
dat.
dial.
emph.
esp.
EY
adjective
lb2
adverb
lb2
compare
lb4
Christian
5al3
collective
conjunction
lb2
contemptuous
6a2
dative
6c3
dialectal
emphatic
especially
E n g l i s h - Y i d d i s h p a r t of
the
Dictionary
accusative
fern.
feminine
fig
hum.
imp.
int.
iro.
Jew.
figurative
6a3
humorous
6al
imperfective
5c25-26
interjection
lb2
ironical
6a2
Jewish
6a4
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SYMBOLS A N D ABBREVIATIONS
SYMBOL
DETAILS
MEANING
IN SECTION
||
b e g i n n i n g of a new s u b e n t r y
l a 3 , 2b3
-\
read first w h a t is to the
left
la5
read first w h a t is to the r i g h t
2b5
) optional
, _
[ ]
see t r a n s c r i p t i o n below, or i n
( )
indication

( ) _

4f
adjacent e n t r y
of
4f7-8
optional
con-
struction
5bl2,
Y i d . prefix
5a27
(adjoining
3a, 5 c l 7 ,
5c23-25
[SAM] t r a n s c r i p t i o n
morpho-
word
material;
logical details o n preceding
Y i d . noun)
5c30
first
c o m p o n e n t of a c o m p o u n d
5bl3-14
place for i n s e r t i o n of v o w e l
i n inflection
()
5c9
applies to a g r o u p of preceding words
3d, 5c24
zero p l u r a l e n d i n g
5a4,11
alternatives
3b
non-prefinal stress; n o n - p a l a t a l i t y of c o n s o n a n t
4 d , 4e4,
5cl5
) (
(in
suffix
transcriptions)
final
non-pre-
stress
adverbial
;)_ (
)_
6bl
admissibility
in
the s t a n d a r d language
inadmissible i n the
( w i t h nouns) stem
(with
adjectives)
6c3
standard
6c2
language
*
5b2-3,
5c2, 14
colloquial
of d o u b t f u l
4f5,
4f 11-12
boundary;
complement boundary
5b4-5,
inflected;
restric-
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the s t a n d a r d language there is no full
O c c a s i o n a l l y , i t w i l l be n o t e d , some
consensus, are identified b y the s y m -
m e a n i n g s of a w o r d are of u n d i s p u t e d
b o l *. S o m e i t e m s t h u s qualified
are
a d m i s s i b i l i t y , w h i l e other m e a n i n g s of
mentioned
the same w o r d are of d e b a t a b l e status.
i n 6c2, b u t w h i c h h a v e t a k e n deeper
( F o r a n e x a m p l e , see i n Y E . )
r o o t i n the language. O t h e r s ( m a r k e d
M a t e r i a l of d i s p u t e d a d m i s s i b i l i t y is
G e r m a n i s m s of the
"dial.")
are
widely
type
regarded
as
re-
more a m p l y represented i n Y E . T o
g i o n a l , a l t h o u g h t h e y are used b y some
find a s t y l i s t i c a l l y u n t a i n t e d e q u i v a l e n t
excellent s t y l i s t s for the e n r i c h m e n t of
of a f o r m m a r k e d b y \
the language.
u n d e r the a p p r o p r i a t e E n g . e n t r y .
consult E Y
GUIDELINES
XXXV111
6. Style and Usage Levels

a.
Stylistic Qualifiers
b o l . T h e s e w o r d s often c a r r y a c o n -
1. Y i d . w o r d s a n d phrases w h i c h are
humorous
in
their
connotation
identified b y the l a b e l "(hum.),"
are
espe-
c i a l l y if the tone of the i t e m i n question

is
not
self-evident
from
the
Eng
equivalent.
i r o n i c a l i n t h e i r c o n n o t a t i o n are s i m i l a r l y identified b y the l a b e l
Yid.
"(iro.)."
w o r d s a n d phrases w h i c h
n o t a t i o n of t r a d i t i o n a l J e w i s h l e a r n i n g .
3. Y i d . w o r d s whose use is largely
r e s t r i c t e d to N o r t h A m e r i c a are i d e n t i fied b y the m a r k e r
this t y p e
are
cultivated
R e g i o n a l i s m s of
sometimes
style
even
avoided i n
within
North
America.
c.
Admissibility in Standard Yiddish
are
1. W h e r e
variants
are
current
in
c o n t e m p t u o u s i n their c o n n o t a t i o n are
S t a n d a r d Y i d d i s h , one f o r m is a n a l y z e d
identified b y the l a b e l
i n full i n Y E , w h i l e the others are
"(cont.)".
3. Y i d . words a n d
s p o n d i n g to
Eng.
figurative
items
marker
are
phrases
corre-
submeanings of
identified
by
the
p r o v i d e d w i t h cross-references
analyzed
form.
The
s y m b o l is ( >see).
to
the
cross-reference
T h i s t r e a t m e n t is
m e r e l y a means of e c o n o m i z i n g space
"(fig.)"
n o r m a l l y restricted i n a p p l i c a t i o n to
and
does
not
necessarily
imply
preference for the a n a l y z e d f o r m .
a
In
things, concepts, o r a c t i v i t i e s belonging
E Y o n l y one v a r i a n t is u s u a l l y l i s t e d .
to J e w i s h c u l t u r e are identified b y t h e
(See A u t h o r ' s Preface, p. v i i . )
F o r example, under
2. W o r d s w h i c h a reader m a y en-
bury i n E Y , three verbs are l i s t e d
c o u n t e r i n c e r t a i n Y i d . texts, especially
w h i c h c a n refer freely to b u r i a l s i n a n y
of older date, b u t w h i c h are regarded
c u l t u r e , a n d one v e r b a l phrase w h i c h
as i n a d m i s s i b l e i n S t a n d a r d Y i d d i s h b y
is p r o p e r l y a p p l i c a b l e o n l y to J e w i s h
the great m a j o r i t y of s t y l i s t s , are i d e n -
m a r k e r "(Jew.)."
tified i n Y E b y the s y m b o l \
burials.
(By
a n d large these are w o r d s of l i t e r a r y

b.
G e r m a n o r i g i n w h i c h were c u r r e n t i n
Usage Levels
w r i t t e n Y i d . i n the late 19th a n d early
s t r i c t l y c o l l o q u i a l i n their
flavor,
and
2 0 t h centuries.) Instead of b e i n g a n a l y z e d a n d translated, these words are
w h i c h w o u l d o r d i n a r i l y be o u t of place
cross-referenced
i n serious w r i t t e n prose, are identified
ard
b y the s y m b o l .
forms, b e i n g of no use to the learner,
2. Y i d . w o r d s w h i c h are d i s t i n c t l y
literary i n
flavor,
and
which
would
to a d m i s s i b l e S t a n d -
Y i d . equivalents.
In
E Y such
are o m i t t e d .
3. W o r d s a n d
variants
which
are
o r d i n a r i l y be o u t of place i n a c o l -
g e n e r a l l y a v o i d e d b y the m o s t careful
l o q u i a l s t y l e , are m a r k e d b y the s y m -
s t y l i s t s , b u t o n whose a d m i s s i b i l i t y i n
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n o u n phrase i n Y i d . is o p t i o n a l ; 'he
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m a r k e d , r e s p e c t i v e l y , b y the s y m b o l s
i n t e r f e r e d ' is ' ; he i n -
a n d W . C o n s t r u c t i o n s of verbs w i t h
terfered
following
w i t h us' is
adjectives
(e. g .
feel)
are
m a r k e d b y the s y m b o l TB.
I n E Y a p o s t - v e r b a l c o n s t r u c t i o n of
33. I n a n u m b e r of cases the
sub-
a Y i d . v e r b is l i s t e d as o b l i g a t o r y i f
ject of a n E n g . v e r b is m a t c h e d b y a
it is needed to m a t c h the E n g . v e r b .
dative
I n Y E the obligatoriness or o p t i o n a l i t y
e q u i v a l e n t Y i d . v e r b . T h i s reversal of
of p o s t - v e r b a l c o n s t r u c t i o n s is m a r k e d
construction
i n c o n f o r m i t y w i t h the choices of Y i d .
con."
or
accusative
object
of
the
11
is s y m b o l i z e d b y
rev.
Ex.:
g r a m m a r , w i t h o u t regard to the E n g .
like (rev. con.)
translation. E x . :
flatter
T h i s means t h a t
'I
l i k e y o u ' is
, where the
E n g . subject
I n t h i s (simplified) E Y e n t r y , the pre-
positional
object T D , w h i l e the E n g . object ' y o u '
construction
with
m a r k e d as o b l i g a t o r y (no
is
brackets),
since i t is needed i n Y i d . to
is m a t c h e d
by
the
Y i d . dative
is m a t c h e d b y the Y i d . subject .
match
34. I n
many
instances
the
corre-
E n g . c o n s t r u c t i o n s w i t h the t r a n s i t i v e
s p o n d i n g Y i d . v e r b is i m p e r s o n a l , as
verb, " f l a t t e r . "
i n d i c a t e d b y the s y m b o l 6. E x . :
Y E
O n the other h a n d , i n
the p r e p o s i t i o n a l c o n s t r u c t i o n is
itch (rev. con.)
s h o w n to be o p t i o n a l :
engage i n
flattery;
<| <
flatter,
cajole
| >
T h u s , 'I i t c h ' (where " I " is the subject)

corresponds to Y i d . ,
where is the object of a n i m p e r -
T h e E n g . - s p e a k i n g user of the D i e t i o n a r y w i l l k n o w w h e n to select

i n t r a n s i t i v e "engage i n
flattery"
sonal v e r b .
the
and
35. I n
pression
few
cases a n
involving
two
E n g . ex-
verbs
corre-
w h e n to use the t r a n s i t i v e " f l a t t e r " as
sponds to a Y i d . v e r b w i t h a m o d i f y i n g
the a p p r o p r i a t e e q u i v a l e n t of a Y i d .
a d v e r b o r a d v e r b i a l phrase.
phrase w i t h |.
b o l t h e n serves as a n i n s t r u c t i o n to
31. W h e n a Y i d . v e r b is c o n s t r u c t e d
The sym-
insert the a p p r o p r i a t e Y i d . v e r b i n the
w i t h a n o t h e r verb i n the i n f i n i t i v e , t h i s
proper inflected f o r m . E x . : fail i n the
is i n d i c a t e d b y the s y m b o l
sense
make bold to
e.g.
| . T h i s
means t h a t 'he m a d e b o l d to ask' is

32. C o n s t r u c t i o n s w i t h
and
possessive
noui
nominative
phrases
are
"not
do"
is
rendered
by
it'
w o u l d c o r r e s p o n d to ; '
'he
of
. T h u s , T fail to u n d e r s t a n d
failed
to
understand
it'
would
c o r r e s p o n d to ;
etc.
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26. I n a d d i t i o n t o prefixes a n d c o m -
sitive E n g . verb takes a n object i n the
plements for d i s t i n g u i s h i n g perfective
d a t i v e case, t h i s is s y m b o l i z e d b y the
and
mark . E x . :
imperfective
verbs,
Y i d . also
makes use of other p r o d u c t i v e p a t t e r n s

help
involving auxiliaries. W h e n only an
imperfective e q u i v a l e n t is l i s t e d i n E Y ,
this u s u a l l y means t h a t there is no
T h i s m e a n s : the object of the Y i d . verb
c o m p l e m e n t e d o r prefixed v e r b w h i c h
is i n the d a t i v e , e. g . 'help m e '
functions as the perfective c o u n t e r p a r t .
In such cases m o m e n t a r y a c t i o n s c a n
29. If a Y i d . v e r b requires a prepo-
be described i n Y i d . b y the
"instan-
s i t i o n a l phrase w h e n used as a n e q u i v -
taneous"
by
alent of a n
aspect,
expressed
the
E n g . verb (whether
the
v e r b a l n o u n a n d the a u x i l i a r y or
E n g . v e r b is t r a n s i t i v e , o r itself resorts
. E x a m p l e :
to a p r e p o s i t i o n a l c o n s t r u c t i o n ) ,
the
p r e p o s i t i o n is i n d i c a t e d after the v e r b .
groan v/imp
T h u s , "treat vt.
'| m e a n s
t h a t , c o r r e s p o n d i n g to the E n g . object
are
phrase, Y i d . uses a p r e p o s i t i o n a l phrase
described b y the instantaneous
Single events, e. g. 'he g r o a n e d ' ,
form:
w i t h : e. g . ' h o w to treat t h i s ' =
/ .
Corre-
' . S i m i l a r l y ,
spondingly," a perfective verb c a n be

given durative meaning b y construct-
come across
||
ing it w i t h the a u x i l i a r y | plus

the i n f i n i t i v e .
indicates
Example:
that
is here
the Y i d .
e q u i v a l e n t of the E n g . " a c r o s s . "

excavate v/pf
||
If a n
E n g . p r e p o s i t i o n a l phrase corresponds
to a Y i d . a c c u s a t i v e or d a t i v e object,
T h e y were e x c a v a t i n g i t ' is rendered

by the d u r a t i v e f o r m ,
.
GOVERNMENT
the fact is u s u a l l y represented b y the

symbols
and
steal from
OF V E R B S
27. A s a rule the Y i d . e q u i v a l e n t of

a t r a n s i t i v e E n g . v e r b takes the a c c u -
, respectively.
An
e x a m p l e is
|5
w h i c h i m p l i e s t h a t 'he stole from her'

is .
sative case, a n d no special i n d i c a t i o n s
O n the use of dashes w i t h s y m b o l s
of this fact are p r o v i d e d i n the D i e -
a p p l y i n g to whole groups of w o r d s , see
tionary.
3d.
Example:
30. O p t i o n a l c o n s t r u c t i o n s w i t h Y i d .
throw
verbs are i n d i c a t e d i n a n g u l a r brackets.

Ex.:
T h i s implies that
Yid.
the object
of
the
verb is i n the accusative, e. g.
interfere (with)
<| <
' t h r o w m e ' .
28. If a Y i d . e q u i v a l e n t of a t r a n -
T h i s means t h a t the use of a d a t i v e
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XXXV
i n E Y b y o m i t t i n g the repeated stems.
sense ( ' m a k e
T h u s , | | - , | | is a n a b b r e -
' | 5 , w h i l e widen i n the i n -
v i a t i o n of | | , | | .
t r a n s i t i v e sense ('become w i d e r ' ) corre-
21. A s a r u l e , c o m p l e m e n t e d
verbs
w i d e r ' ) , corresponds
to
sponds t o ' | 5 .
are l i s t e d i n the D i c t i o n a r y o n l y i f the
24. A d a s h w i t h a p a r e n t h e s i z e d
p r o p e r e q u i v a l e n t c o u l d n o t be i n f e r r e d
signifies t h a t t h i s element is a t t a c h a b l e
from
t o the w h o l e g r o u p of p r e c e d i n g verbs
the
alone.
entry
for the
F o r example,
complement
pull
in
is
not
under similar conditions. E x . :
listed as a n E Y s u b e n t r y under pull,

since the Y i d . e q u i v a l e n t c a n be determined
,"
from
i e.
"pull " |
||.;
shake vt/vi
( | )
,|
and
"in
likewise,
pull
T h i s m e a n s t h a t shake vt. is rendered
down is entered o n l y w i t h the s p e c i a l
b y o r , whereas shake vi.
s u b m e a n i n g ' r a z e ' (as a p p l i e d , e. g . , to
is
b u i l d i n g s ) , since the general m e a n i n g
Y i d . reflexives i n c o r r e s p o n d i n g
of
'drawing downwards'
c a n be
de-
rendered
by
or
t e r m i n e d f r o m the separate entries pull
t o E n g . reflexives i n oneself are gen-
a n d down.
erally not
22. S i m i l a r
YE.
economies
prevail
in
If a c o m p l e m e n t e d v e r b is n o t
separate vt.
f o u n d as a separate e n t r y , the entries

for
the
complement
s h o u l d be c o n s u l t e d .
and
the
stem
T h e productive
m e a n i n g s of a c o m p l e m e n t are l i s t e d
u n d e r the a p p r o p r i a t e e n t r y a n d i l l u s trated
immediately.
In
the
case of
m u l t i p l e m e a n i n g s , the i l l u s t r a t i o n s are
keyed
t o the
m e a n i n g s of the c o m -
p l e m e n t b y m e a n s of the letters
(a),
( b ) , etc.
l i s t e d as separate
entries.
T h u s , the e n t r y
<> | |
automatically implies that

m e a n s "separate oneself."
F o r further d e t a i l s o n t r a n s i t i v e c o n s t r u c t i o n s , see 5c27, 29.
25. Y i d . verbs are either perfective
or i m p e r f e c t i v e . A perfective v e r b designates c o m p l e t e d a c t i o n .
I n a large
n u m b e r of cases the perfective c o u n t e r p a r t of a n i m p e r f e c t i v e Y i d . v e r b is

formed b y a d d i n g a complement or a
TRANSITIVITY AND PERFECTIVITY
23. I n a great m a n y cases a Y i d .
prefix.
I n E Y the prefix o r c o m p l e -
m e n t of s u c h verbs is l i s t e d i n p a r e n -
v e r b corresponds t o a t r a n s i t i v e v e r b
theses opposite the n o t a t i o n
i n E n g . , w h i l e the same Y i d . v e r b a c
Example:
"imp/pf."
c o m p a n i e d b y the p r o n o u n m a t c h e s
dig imp/pf
the E n g . v e r b used i n t r a n s i t i v e l y . I n
)|(|
such cases is l i s t e d , b o t h i n E Y a n d
Y E , i n parentheses opposite a n E n g .
v e r b m a r k e d "vt/vi."
widen vt/vi
Thus,
This
means:
the
e q u i v a l e n t of dig
Y i d . imperfective
is ;
the
per-
fective e q u i v a l e n t is . A c c o r d -
('| )5
i n g l y , means ' w h i l e
he w a s d i g g i n g ' ;
m e a n s t h a t widen, i n the
transitive
m e a n s ' w h e n he h a d d u g ' .
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suffix t o t h e s t e m , this fact is i n cheated b y t h e c o n v e n t i o n a l s y m b o l <.

T h u s , <> | means t h a t the past
participle of is .
13. If t h e past p a r t i c i p l e is formed
b y the a d d i t i o n of t h e suffix o n l y ,
this fact is i n d i c a t e d b y the c o n v e n tional symbol O Thus, O | 6
means t h a t the past p a r t i c i p l e of
6 is 5 .
C O M P L E M E N T A T I O N
14. A d v e r b i a l c o m p l e m e n t s , w h i c h
i n the i n f i n i t i v e are prefixed t o the
s t e m , are i n t h i s D i c t i o n a r y m a r k e d off
from the s t e m b y a v e r t i c a l b a r ,
e. g . | | . I n the present-tense
c o n j u g a t i o n these c o m p l e m e n t s are
separated a n d p l a c e d after the stem as
separate w o r d s , e. g . ,
, , e t c .
Irregularities of t h e c o n j u g a t i o n of
a n asterisked c o m p l e m e n t e d v e r b are
e n u m e r a t e d i n Y E under the e n t r y for
the v e r b s t e m alone. E . g . the i n flectional details of | | m a y be
found i n Y E under | .
15. T h e c o m p l e m e n t , w h e n prefixed
to the v e r b stem, a u t o m a t i c a l l y receives a n o v e r r i d i n g stress, w h i c h
therefore i s n o t m a r k e d i n the D i e t i o n a r y . T h u s , the stress i n | |
is [ O ' Y S G R O B N ] . T h e s y m b o l ', i f i t
occurs w i t h i n the s t e m , refers t o a
stress t h a t becomes manifest o n a s y l lable of t h e v e r b (other t h a n the next
t o last) w h e n the c o m p l e m e n t is separ a t e d ; e. g . t h e 1st person p l u r a l of the
v e r b l i s t e d as | 6 | is ' 6
.
16. T h e place of the stress w i t h i n
the c o m p l e m e n t is n o t m a r k e d . I n case
of d o u b t i t c a n be d e t e r m i n e d b y c o n -
s u i t i n g the e n t r y for the c o m p l e m e n t

alone i n Y E . T h u s , the fact t h a t the
c o m p l e m e n t is stressed o n the
last s y l l a b l e , b o t h i n the i n f i n i t i v e
( )'||a n d i n the several presenttense forms ( , etc.), c a n be
d e t e r m i n e d b y c o n s u l t i n g Y E under
-.
17. If a c o m p l e m e n t is o p t i o n a l
w i t h a p a r t i c u l a r verb, i t is listed i n
parentheses. T h u s ,
give onto )|(|

means t h a t " g i v e o n t o " is e q u i v a l e n t
to either o r . (Parentheses
are used i n s i m i l a r w a y s t o indicate
o p t i o n a l prefixes, as i n hope | 6 ( 5 ) ,
a n d o p t i o n a l , as i n fit (| ).)
C o n c e r n i n g the p e r f e c t i v i z i n g f u n c t i o n
of c o m p l e m e n t s , see 5c25.
18. If a c o m p l e m e n t e d v e r b forms
i t s past p a r t i c i p l e b y the devices described i n 5c 12 a n d 5c 13, the same
s y m b o l s are used. E x . :
||$
O | $|$
T h i s means t h a t the past p a r t i c i p l e of
is a n d the past p a r t i ciple of is .
19. If a series of Y i d . verbs listed
as e q u i v a l e n t s of a n E n g . w o r d differ
o n l y i n their complements, the series
is a b b r e v i a t e d i n E Y b y a v o i d i n g the
r e p e t i t i o n o f the stems. T h u s ,
||,-|
is e q u i v a l e n t t o ||,||$.
20. If a series of Y i d . verbs listed
as e q u i v a l e n t s of a n E n g . w o r d are
i d e n t i c a l as t o c o m p l e m e n t s b u t differ
i n their stems, the series is a b b r e v i a t e d
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of a n i n v a r i a n t a n d a n inflected a u x -
for a " d i s a p p e a r i n g [E] is m a r k e d b y
i l i a r y ) , the i n f i n i t i v e of the a u x i l i a r y
a raised d o t .
is s i m i l a r l y m a r k e d .
is
inflected
T h u s , the
transcription
T h u s , |
,
[PASK-N] |
etc.
5. V e r b s c o n t a i n i n g i r r e g u l a r i t i e s i n
means t h a t the c o n j u g a t e d
forms
are
the present-tense i n f l e c t i o n are m a r k e d

b y asterisks.
the
entire
[PASKN]
I n the case of ' _to be',

i n f l e c t i o n is i r r e g u l a r ;
[PASKNST]
in
[PASKNT]
m o s t cases the i r r e g u l a r i t y i n v o l v e s the
[PA'SKENEN]
o m i s s i o n of the - suffix i n the t h i r d

person
s i n g u l a r , or a divergence
tween
the
infinitive
and
the
be-
plural
forms of the present tense. T h e a c t u a l

irregularities
are
enumerated
in
T h e l a t t e r also shows the p r o n u n c i a t i o n

of the i n f i n i t i v e .
the
P A S T - T E N S E FORMATION
c o r r e s p o n d i n g entries i n Y E .
6. S o m e t r i s y l l a b i c i n f i n i t i v e s c o n -
10. T h e past p a r t i c i p l e of each v e r b
t a i n a n [E] i n t h e i r stems w h i c h d i s -
is i n d i c a t e d i n the a p p r o p r i a t e
appears i n the
of
second-person
singular
p l u r a l of
and
in
the
the
present
Y E .
It
is g i v e n i n
after the s y m b o l .
entry
parentheses,
Thus,
tense. T h e r e p r e s e n t i n g t h i s " d i s a p p e a r i n g " v o w e l is ( i n t h i s D i c t i o n a r y ,
but not i n the r e g u l a r orthography)
throw
( | )
pro-
vided w i t h a diacritic s y m b o l : y. T h u s ,
m e a n s t h a t the past p a r t i c i p l e of 5
| 5 ' m e a n s t h a t the
is .
conjugational
f o r m s i n q u e s t i o n are , ,
and
not
11. If the past tense of a v e r b is

formed b y m e a n s of the a u x i l i a r y ! ,
etc.
7. If the last letter of the s t e m , as
t h i s is i n d i c a t e d b y the i n c l u s i o n of
l i s t e d i n the i n f i n i t i v e , is , t h i s letter
before
is respelled
verbs f o r m the p a s t tense b y m e a n s of
i n those forms of
the
the p a s t p a r t i c i p l e .
present tense w h i c h h a v e no e n d i n g o r
the
endings o t h e r t h a n . T h u s , the i n -
notation
fleeted
forms of | are
spelled ,
8. F o r v e r b s whose p r o n u n c i a t i o n is
g i v e n b y t r a n s c r i p t i o n , o n l y the
is t r a n s c r i b e d .
that
[KA'SIIERN],
forms
and
be
stem
T h u s , [KASIIER] |
the
infinitive
the
(, ,
cordingly,
Thus
(| )
the
means
t h a t 'he c a m e ' is . O n the

o t h e r h a n d , a n o t a t i o n s u c h as the one
, .
means
other auxiliary, .
A l l other
is
read
conjugational
w o u l d , ac-
[KASIIER,
KASIIERST,
KAShERT].
9. F o r v e r b stems whose p r o n u n c i a t i o n is g i v e n b y t r a n s c r i p t i o n , the place
exemplified i n 10 a b o v e i m p l i e s t h a t
'he t h r e w ' is .
I n the i n d i c a t i o n o f p a s t p a r t i c i p l e s
of reflexive verbs, the e l e m e n t
is
not repeated. T h u s ( | )
m e a n s t h a t the p a s t tense is
.
12. If, as is t r u e of a g r e a t
many
verbs, the past p a r t i c i p l e is f o r m e d b y

the a d d i t i o n of the prefix a n d
the
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CONSTRUCTIONS WITH ADJECTIVES
i m p l i e s t h a t 'celestial l i g h t ' is ,
but
'celestial b o d y ' ,
for e x a m p l e ,
is
12. I n some cases the D i c t i o n a r y i n dicates, i n a n g u l a r brackets, the m a n -
ner i n w h i c h c o m p l e m e n t phrases are

constructed
with
adjectives.
Thus
b y the rules of h y p h e n a t i o n a p p l y i n g
to
full
( )
compounds
of
four
syllables
or
more.
O n the n o n - h y p h e n a t i o n of prefixes,
means
that
the
complement
of
the
see 5a27.
adjective is c o n s t r u c t e d w i t h the prep o s i t i o n : 'full of p e o p l e '

c.
Verbs
1. I n Y E each v e r b is identified b y
the s y m b o l after the e n t r y w o r d . I n
E N G . ADJECTIVES M A T C H E D
E Y the same s y m b o l m a r k s the place
BY Y I D . N O U N S
in
13. A c e r t a i n n u m b e r of E n g . a d jectives ( i n c l u d i n g a d j u n c t
n o u n s ; cf.
5a29) is m a t c h e d i n Y i d . b y
w h i c h a p p e a r as m o d i f y i n g
in a compound.
where
an
ap-
inserted.
plies
E . g. continue
that
'to
continue
i m to
talk'
is
elements
' ( t a l k ' = ; ) correspond-
S u c h Y i d . nouns are
i n g l y , 'I c o n t i n u e to t a l k ' is
followed b y three dots.

nocturnal
nouns
i d i o m a t i c phrases
p r o p r i a t e l y inflected v e r b form is to be
Ex.:
, etc.
...
INFLECTION
Thus,
'nocturnal
song'
would
be
'( song' ) , etc.

14. E l e m e n t s
of
compounds
are
listed w i t h a h y p h e n if the c o m p o u n d
is a l w a y s h y p h e n a t e d
s u m m a r i z e d i n 5a25).
(by the
rules
2. V e r b s are
their
a v e r t i c a l bar.
Ex.:
...
w h i c h enters is h y p h e n O n the other h a n d , if a n o u n

of a c o m p o u n d
is listed
w i t h o u t a h y p h e n , the h y p h e n a t i o n or
present-tense
i n 5a25.
inflection
to
the
stem
takes
appropriate
(, ,
,).
3. T h e m a r k i n g or n o n - m a r k i n g of
stress is based o n the a c c e n t u a t i o n of
the
infinitive.
The
stress does
shift i n the c o n j u g a t i o n .
not
T h u s , from
of the c o m p o u n d is
the i n f i n i t i v e ( | stressed on the
b y the rules s u m m a r i z e d
n e x t - t o l a s t s y l l a b l e , i . e. [MAR-shi'-RN])
non-hyphenation
determined
in
infinitive
T h u s i n | the stem
place b y the a d d i t i o n of
endings
component
The
is a n d the i n f i n i t i v e e n d i n g is .
T h i s means t h a t a n y c o m p o u n d i n t o
ated.
cited individually
form.
e n d i n g (, , or ) is m a r k e d off b y
The
instrumental
infinitive
E . g. the n o t a t i o n
are f c r m e d the inflected forms ,

, and .
celestial
...
4. I n p e r i p h r a s t i c verbs (consisting
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xxxi
i n s e r t i o n takes place. T h u s , m e a n s
are
t h a t the inflected forms of t h i s adjec-
parentheses after s u c h e n t r y w o r d s i n
t i v e are
, ,
and
not , etc. N o t e t h a t the d o t m a r k i n g the r e q u i r e d i n s e r t i o n is a t e a c h i n g
treated
YE,
as
separate
entries.
In
the base f o r m of the a d j e c t i v e is
i d e n t i f i e d , followed b y the s y m b o l A .
Ex.:
a i d i n t r o d u c e d i n t h i s D i c t i o n a r y and
is not used i n the n o r m a l
comprehensive
orthography.
( A * )
ny:^
5. I n a d j e c t i v e s of this t y p e whose
p r o n u n c i a t i o n is g i v e n i n t r a n s c r i p t i o n ,
T h i s entry means that
the d o t is p l a c e d i n the t r a n s c r i p t i o n ;
c o m p a r a t i v e of . I n a d d i t i o n t o the
yy is the
t h u s [shoF'L] means t h a t a n i n -
listed meaning 'comprehensive', it can
fleeted
be
form
such
as
is
pro-
inferred
to
have
the
meaning
l o n g e r ' as w e l l .
n o u n c e d [SIIO'FELER].
6. A few adjectives whose stems e n d
in
[ELN] lose
the
[E] if i n f l e c t i o n a l
ATTRIBUTIVE ADJECTIVES AND
suffixes are a d d e d .
I n such cases the
PREDICATE A D J E C T I V E S
" d i s a p p e a r i n g [E]" is here m a r k e d as y.

T h i s m e a n s t h a t the inflected
of
are
yyy) .
Note
that
etc.
the
(not
diacritic
s y m b o l is a t e a c h i n g a i d i n t r o d u c e d i n
this D i c t i o n a r y and is not used
normal
9. Y i d . adjectives
forms
in the
function
are
marked
are
re-
by a
following
asterisk, e s p e c i a l l y i f the c o r r e s p o n d i n g
Eng.
a d j e c t i v e is not g o v e r n e d b y a
similar restriction.
orthography.
which
s t r i c t e d t o a t t r i b u t i v e or n o m i n a l i z e d
m i n u t e we
find
T h u s , i n the e n t r y
the
Y i d . equivalent
*. T h e asterisk i n d i c a t e s t h a t one
COMPARISON
7. F o r
adjectives
can
which
undergo
'the
say, e. g., yy _ y p ^ ^
minute
speck',
but
not
stem
changes u n d e r c o m p a r i s o n ,
comparative
after
the
the
yy_ .
10. A d j e c t i v e s of the opposite cate-
is l i s t e d i n parentheses,
symbol A, in Y E .
Thus,
g o r y those w h i c h are
restricted
to
p r e d i c a t e f u n c t i o n , a n d w h i c h are t h u s
uninflected, are i d e n t i f i e d b y the s y m -
(yy A)
bol
8 8 . Thus,
worthy
[ROE] <
means t h a t the c o m p a r a t i v e of
m e a n s t h a t one c a n s a y y y
is
yy;
ingly,
the
is y .
superlative,
In
the
accord-
few
cases
'this
man
is w o r t h y ' ,
where the s u p e r l a t i v e d i s p l a y s further
11. I n the case of adjectives
i r r e g u l a r i t i e s , i t is separately l i s t e d ( i n
on
YE
, etc.),
inflected
forms
o n l y ) after the s y m b o l A A .
8. A
few
Y i d . adjectives
in
the
the
past
not
based
p a r t i c i p l e of |
the
l
emplified
n o t a d e q u a t e l y rendered b y the corre-
parentheses after
sponding comparative i n E n g .
YE.
b y the
( i . e.
irregular
( y y y ) are
c o m p a r a t i v e h a v e m e a n i n g s w h i c h are
These
but
y y .
ex-
masculine listed i n
the
entry
word in
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XXX
T h i s n o t a t i o n shows t h a t e v e n
long
w o r d s , , etc.
years',
for ' m i d d l e
e n t r a n c e ' , etc.
are w r i t t e n w i t h o u t h y p h e n s .
30. I n a few cases of possible a m b i g u i t y the s y m b o l * is used i n E Y

as a n i n d i c a t i o n t h a t the Y i d . w o r d
N O U N S D E R I V E D FROM V E R B S
w h i c h precedes i t is a n a d j e c t i v e .
28. T h e
Dictionary
lists
great
m a n y Y i d . n o u n s d e r i v e d from verbs,
b.
Adjectives
often c o r r e s p o n d i n g t o E n g . nouns i n
It should
1. I n Y E , Y i d . adjectives are i d e n -
be b o r n e i n m i n d , h o w e v e r , t h a t g o o d
tified b y the s y m b o l 6 after the e n t r y
Y i d . s t y l e often requires a v e r b i n the
word.
...ing, ...ation, ...ition, etc.
infinitive
where
E n g . uses a
noun.
INFLECTIONAL DETAILS
T h u s , transportation is m a t c h e d b y t h e
Y i d . nouns a n d .
T h e s e are p r o p e r l y a p p l i e d to things
systems.
When
the
reference,
ever, is t o the act o r activity

portation,
the
infinitive
how-
of t r a n s verb
corre-
s p o n d i n g t o transport is often
correct.
or
A c c o r d i n g l y , 'the
more
transporta-
2. A d j e c t i v e s are c i t e d i n d i v i d u a l l y
in their stem form.
If a n a d j e c t i v e is
c i t e d i n inflected f o r m
(as p a r t of a
Y i d . phrase), the inflectional e n d i n g is

m a r k e d off b y a v e r t i c a l b a r :
square bracket
' |
t i o n of e x p l o s i v e s is a d e l i c a t e t a s k ' is
best rendered as -
T h i s means t h a t if the phrase is used
i n a case other t h a n the c i t e d n o m i n a t i v e s i n g u l a r , the inflection m u s t
be
a d j u s t e d , e. g. i n the d a t i v e s i n g u l a r :
N O U N ADJUNCTS
()( ).
29. U n l i k e E n g . , Y i d . does n o t use
nouns
in
adjunct
function.
Corre-
3. I n c o m p o u n d s w h i c h c o m p r i s e a n
inflected
adjective,
the
inflectional
s p o n d i n g to E n g . a d j u n c t nouns, one
suffix is m a r k e d off b y a v e r t i c a l b a r .
finds Y i d . adjectives, prefixes, o r nouns
Ex.:
f o r m i n g c o m p o u n d s w i t h the modified
n o u n . D e s p i t e c e r t a i n t e c h n i c a l differences between adjectives a n d
nouns i n E n g . , t h e y h a v e i n t h i s D i e t i o n a r y ( i n E Y ) been g r o u p e d
adjectives.
friend
| '
adjunct
under
Example:
In forms o t h e r t h a n the c i t e d n o m i n a t i v e s i n g u l a r , the inflection m u s t

adjusted,
be
e. g. d a t i v e s i n g u l a r ( )
.
middle 1. adj.
4. M o s t adjectives e n d i n g i n a c o n s o n a n t p l u s [L] or [N] r e q u i r e the inser-
T h i s means t h a t the Y i d . e q u i v a l e n t s
t i o n of [E] before the [L] or [N] if a n
of the E n g . n o u n a d j u n c t (or adject-
inflectional e n d i n g is a d d e d .
tive) middle are the adjectives s h o w n .
is m a r k e d i n the D i c t i o n a r y b y a l i g h t
T h i s fact
H e n c e , w e h a v e for ' m i d d l e
d o t i n the place of the s t e m where the
GUIDELINES
C A S E INFLECTION OF N O U N S
22. T h e few nouns w h i c h r e q u i r e

the e n d i n g [N] as a n a d d i t i o n , o r as a
replacement of final [E], i n the cases
other t h a n n o m i n a t i v e are m a r k e d b y
asterisks. T h u s , the asterisk i n *
is a r e m i n d e r t h a t the d a t i v e - a c c u s a t i v e f o r m of this n o u n is a n d its
possessive f o r m is .
NOMINALIZED ADJECTIVES
23. N o m i n a l i z e d adjectives listed as

Y i d . e q u i v a l e n t s of E n g . nouns are
g i v e n i n the m a s c u l i n e n o m i n a t i v e
form a n d are followed b y the s y m b o l
. T h e inflectional suffix is m a r k e d
off b y a v e r t i c a l b a r . E x . :
official n.
xxix
raphy.
E i t h e r t h e y are spelled as
single w o r d s or t h e y are h y p h e n a t e d ,
a c c o r d i n g t o specific rules.
A Y i d . c o m p o u n d n o u n is w r i t t e n
as a single w o r d unless (a) i t is four
or m o r e syllables l o n g ; (b) one of i t s
c o n s t i t u e n t s is a w o r d of H e b r e w A r a m a i c o r i g i n ; (c) one of i t s c o n s t i t u ents is itself a c o m p o u n d ; (d) its first
c o n s t i t u e n t is a proper n a m e ; (e) one
of i t s c o n s t i t u e n t s is . I n these cases
the c o m p o u n d is h y p h e n a t e d . T h u s ,
' n i g h t b i r d ' is w r i t t e n as a single w o r d ;

on
the
) .
C O M P O U N D
N O U N S
24. B y a n d large, c o m p o u n d nouns

are l i s t e d i n the D i c t i o n a r y o n l y i f the
e q u i v a l e n c e between the Y i d . a n d the
E n g . terms is not p r e d i c t a b l e from
the e q u i v a l e n t s of the c o m p o n e n t s .
O t h e r c o m p o u n d s c a n u s u a l l y be
formed at w i l l . F o r example, i f y o u
d o not find night bird as a n e n t r y , y o u
c a n f o r m the corresponding Y i d . c o m p o u n d b y l o o k i n g u p night ( )a n d
bird ( ; ) v i z . , .
25. I n c o n t r a s t to E n g . , Y i d . n o u n
c o m p o u n d s are never w r i t t e n as separate w o r d s i n the s t a n d a r d i z e d o r t h o g -
hand,
| !
T h i s m e a n s t h a t the d a t i v e - a c c u s a t i v e
f o r m of the m a s c u l i n e w o r d is
a n d t h a t a female official w o u l d
be referred to b y the feminine f o r m of
the n o m i n a l i z e d adjective ( n o m i n a t i v e
other
'night(time) entertainment', or
' m o t h ' ( l i t e r a l l y ' n i g h t b u t t e r f l y ' ) are

h y p h e n a t e d because t h e y consist of
four o r more syllables each. L i k e w i s e ,
' n i g h t w a t c h m a n ' is h y p h e n a t e d because its second c o n s t i t u e n t

(pron o u n c e d [ S I I O Y M E R ] ) is of H e b r e w A r a m a i c o r i g i n . C f . a l s o : ;*!
.*
26. S o m e Y i d . c o m p o u n d s c o n t a i n
a n inflected adjective as a c o n s t i t u e n t .
See 5b3.
27. Y i d . prefixes are a l w a y s j o i n e d
to the stem i n a single w o r d , w i t h o u t
h y p h e n s . I n t h i s D i c t i o n a r y , Y i d . prefixes are s y m b o l i z e d b y t w o suspension
points. E x . :
sub
.. ,..
* The rule applies to adjectives, too.

See entries in Y E .
GUIDELINES
xxviii
dictable
from
the
base
noun,
have
and 'medallion', respectively. F r o m a
further m e a n i n g s best rendered i n E n g .
different
by
, m a y be a n a l y z e d
different
equivalents.
Such
di-
m i n u t i v e s are treated i n this D i c t i o n a r y

as separate entries.
of
view
forms
like
as
the d i m i n u t i v e s of , .
I n Y E o n l y the
" u n p r e d i c t a b l e " m e a n i n g is separately

identified.
point
FEMININE DERIVATIVES
Ex.:
18. M u c h
handle
( A > )( )
more
often
than
is
the
case i n E n g . , Y i d . nouns require special

d e r i v e d forms for referring t o females.
T h e n o t a t i o n ( A )means t h a t the
T h u s refers t o a m a l e teacher,
e n t r y w o r d , , is the d i m i n u t i v e of
or
female
Therefore, a p a r t from the listed
m e a n i n g ' h a n d l e ' , i t also has the a u t o matically
inferred
meaning
'little
hand'.
to
one
of unspecified sex; for
teacher,
derived
form
o r m u s t be used.
19. W h e r e
the
feminine
noun
is
formed f r o m the c o r r e s p o n d i n g m a s c u -
M o s t Y i d . nouns d e n o t i n g concrete
line b y the a d d i t i o n of a p r o d u c t i v e
objects also f o r m a different k i n d of
suffix, the feminine f o r m is n o t listed
d i m i n u t i v e s to denote still smaller ver-
i n E Y ; c o n s u l t the a p p r o p r i a t e
sions of the same objects, o r t o refer
in Y E .
to
the
objects
with
still
greater
20. N o u n s
forming
entry
derived
femi-
measure of e n d e a r m e n t o r disparage-
nines b y a d d i t i o n of the suffix are
ment.
identified b y the s y m b o l .
E x . :
'table',
'little
Ex.:
t a b l e ' , ' t i n y t a b l e ' ; ' h e a d ' ,

Russian
' little head', ' t i n y head'.

T h e s e d i m i n u t i v e s , too, h a v e
)(
neuter
gender. S i n c e the process is p r o d u c t i v e
T h i s Y E e n t r y means t h a t the corre-
and
s p o n d i n g feminine is .
the
general
pattern
described
a b o v e w i t h regard t o the "first d i m i n u t i v e " is adhered
to, the
"second d i -
21. O t h e r feminine suffixes are i d e n tified after the s y m b o l .
Ex.:
m i n u t i v e s " a p p e a r as separate entries

tailor
m a r k e d b y the s y m b o l A A o n l y i n the
few cases where t h e y h a v e a d d i t i o n a l
m e a n i n g s best rendered i n E n g l i s h b y
specific e q u i v a l e n t s . E x . :
trick
medallion
( A A )( )
This
signifies t h a t
)(
the
feminine of
_is .
I n a few cases, feminine d e r i v a t i v e s
i n v o l v i n g s t e m changes are listed after

the s y m b o l .
Ex.:
( A A )( )
loafer, i d l e r - )(
T h i s is t o s a y t h a t i n a d d i t i o n t o the
lazy man
- ( ' )5
meanings ' t i n y move' and ' t i n y heart'

(automatically
base
nouns)
predictable
these
"second
from
the
diminu-
t i v e s " a l s o h a v e the m e a n i n g s ' t r i c k '
This
signifies t h a t
the
feminine
is a n d
feminine of is .
of
the
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xxvii
S i m i l a r l y , ( & )m e a n s t h a t t h e
or disparagement.
p l u r a l o f & is , a n d (m )
p r o d u c t i v e a n d the choice of suffix
m e a n s t h a t t h e p l u r a l of is
12. I f t h e p l u r a l of a
transcribed
S i n c e t h e process is
(generally , b u t i n some cases o r

) , as w e l l as t h e t r e a t m e n t of t h e
w o r d is formed t h r o u g h t h e a d d i t i o n
final
of a n e n d i n g w i t h o u t changes i n t h e
regular,
stem a n d w i t h o u t o t h e r
n o u n s are n o t separately l i s t e d i n this
orthographic
a l t e r a t i o n s , t h e p l u r a l f o r m i s n o t separately transcribed.
Thus,
s t e m consonants, are c o m p l e t e l y
is t o b e u n d e r s t o o d t o m e a n t h a t the
p l u r a l o f [BOKhER] i s
e.g.
[ S O Y N E S O N I M ]
the p l u r a l is
[SONIM]
after t h e s y m b o l A .
head
I n a l l o t h e r cases, t h e p l u r a l f o r m of
separately,
( ) 1 ;t h a t i s
t o say, t h e s i n g u l a r is
by
[ S O Y N E ]
&and
(.
change
v o w e l of the s t e m .
i n the
I n such
cases the d i m i n u t i v e is- l i s t e d i n Y E
is transcribed
o f the d i m i n u t i v e suffix is
accompanied
stressed
noun
of
15. I n t h e case of some nouns, the
[BOKhER] ( )
the
diminutives
Dictionary.
addition
[ B O ' K I I E R I M ]
individual
Ex.:
A ( )
T h i s means t h a t the d i m i n u t i v e of
is . T h e d i m i n u t i v e s i n . h a v e
neuter gender.
16. A few n o u n s f o r m d i m i n u t i v e s
b y means of different suffixes (e. g . ) .
T h e s e d i m i n u t i v e s are also i n d i v i d u a l l y
D I S C R E P A N C I E S
13. A s a r u l e ,
I N
N U M B E R
E n g . singular a n d
p l u r a l n o u n s are m a t c h e d , respectively,
listed i n Y E , after t h e s y m b o l A . T h e i r
gender as a r u l e is i d e n t i c a l w i t h t h a t
of the n o u n i n i t s base f o r m . E x . :
b y Y i d . singulars a n d plurals. I n the

while
rare cases of d i s c r e p a n c y , the s y m b o l s

"sg.,"
"pi." o r t h e i r Y i d . e q u i v a l e n t s
( a n d )are used t o c a l l a t t e n t i o n t o
the s p e c i a l r e l a t i o n s h i p . S i m i l a r l y , t h e
s y m b o l "coll."
or its Y i d . equivalent
( ) * , is used t o specify the c o l l e c t i v e
m e a n i n g of a n E n g . o r Y i d . n o u n , as t h e
case m a y be. E . g. the E n g . p l u r a l arms
is m a t c h e d b y Y i d . * , a c o l lective noun.
D I M I N U T I V E S
14. F r o m m o s t Y i d . n o u n s d e n o t i n g
- A ( )n
T h i s means that
the gender
o f the
d i m i n u t i v e is the same as
t h a t of _. I n t h e v e r y few cases
where
t h e gender
of t h e d i m i n u t i v e
n o t e n d i n g i n differs f r o m t h a t of t h e
n o u n i n i t s base f o r m , i t is l i s t e d i n
Y E after t h e s y m b o l A . E x . :
house
- / A (- )mp
T h i s m e a n s t h a t is f e m i n i n e ; o n
the o t h e r h a n d _, since i t ends i n ,
concrete objects, d i m i n u t i v e s m a y be
has neuter gender i n a c c o r d a n c e w i t h
formed t o denote s m a l l e r versions o f
the r u l e of 15 a b o v e .
the same objects, o r t o refer t o t h e

objects w i t h a measure of e n d e a r m e n t
17. S o m e Y i d . d i m i n u t i v e s , i n a d d i
tion
t o the m e a n i n g
which
is pre
GUIDELINES
xxvi
5.
a.
Grammatical Analysis of Yiddish Vocabulary*
Nouns
replacement
form
GENDER
m e a n s of the definite a r t i c l e w h i c h
precedes i t : for m a s c u l i n e , n
for
feminine, a n d $ for neuter.

names,
t h e i r gender s h o w n b y the
have
appropriate
a r t i c l e i n parentheses, e. g. )( .
3. N o u n s
listed i n the
stem,
i n its
,()
the
plural
entirety,
e. g .
,()
()_. S i m i l a r l y , ( ) m e a n s
t h a t the p l u r a l of is .
7. If the p l u r a l i n v o l v e s the
drop-
p i n g of a n unstressed s t e m v o w e l , the
2. N o u n s g e n e r a l l y used w i t h o u t the
a r t i c l e , e. g . geographic
of the
listed
1. T h e gender of each n o u n is s h o w n
by
is
plural
t e r m i n a t i o n of the w o r d is s h o w n i n
parentheses.
Thus
m e a n s t h a t the
(...)
p l u r a l of is
are
8. If the p l u r a l i n v o l v e s a shift i n
followed b y the s y m b o l . If necessary,
the stress, t h i s is i n d i c a t e d i n a b b r e v i -
c o n s u l t the c o r r e s p o n d i n g e n t r y i n Y E
ated
t o d e t e r m i n e w h e t h e r a s i n g u l a r of the
m e a n s t h a t the p l u r a l of ( i . e.
n o u n exists, a n d if so, w h a t i t s gender
[DIRE'KTOR]) is [ DIREKTO'RN].
is.
form.
Thus
(...)
9. If the second element of a c o m p o u n d s t e m undergoes change i n p l u r a l

formation,
P L U R A L FORMATION
4. T h e p l u r a l f o r m of each
noun,
wherever appropriate,
is i n d i c a t e d i n
parentheses after
n o u n itself.
the
If
the p l u r a l is formed b y m e a n s of a n
e n d i n g alone, the e n d i n g is c i t e d .
()
Thus
m e a n s t h a t the s i n g u l a r is
a n d the p l u r a l is . T h e s y m b o l ()
m e a n s t h a t the p l u r a l is i d e n t i c a l w i t h
the s i n g u l a r , e. g . () .
5. If a n o u n ends i n a n d the p l u r a l
e n d i n g is , the is o r t h o g r a p h i c a l l y
replaced
()
i n the
plural by
is t o be u n d e r s t o o d
.
to
Thus,
mean
t h a t the p l u r a l of is spelled .
6. If the p l u r a l i n v o l v e s a c h a n g e i n
the stressed v o w e l of the s t e m , o r a
shown
o n l y the
altered
i n parentheses.
If
stem
the
is
com-
p o u n d is h y p h e n a t e d , the altered segm e n t is preceded b y a h y p h e n .

()
means
Thus
that
the
p l u r a l of is .
the c o m p o u n d is u n h y p h e n a t e d ,
pension
points
(...)
are
used.
means
If
sus-
Thus
that
the
p l u r a l of is .
10. T h e p l u r a l i n d i c a t i o n of a n o u n
forming
part
of a
longer
phrase
is
g i v e n i m m e d i a t e l y after the inflectible

noun.
that
T h u s )( _ m e a n s
the
p l u r a l of . is
.
11. A d a s h p r e c e d i n g a p l u r a l e n d i n g
means
that
the
last
letter
of
the
s i n g u l a r s t e m is replaced b y the suffix

* The basic features of Y i d . grammar are
presented in the author's College
Yiddish
and
offered in a systematic fashion in the "Synopsis of Grammar" contained in that book.
in the w r i t t e n f o r m of the p l u r a l . T h u s
()
form
of the
means
that
the
written
p l u r a l of is .
GUIDELINES
[DRo'shE]
the t r a n s c r i p t i o n under gruffness a n d

indicates
s t a n d s for [DRo'sliE-GEshA'NK].
there
6. I n the case of Y i d . w o r d s c o n t a i n i n g a prefix o r a suffix

by
| , only
the
stem
separated
[PATER]
that
recurs
adjective
the
stem
i n the
transcribed
adjective.
i n i t s e n t i r e t y is
The
therefore
r e a d [RU'GZEDIK].
is t r a n s c r i b e d
(if a t r a n s c r i p t i o n is r e q u i r e d a t a l l ) ;
e.g.
XXV
||
stands
for
9. F o r d e t a i l s o n the t r a n s c r i p t i o n
of p l u r a l s , see 5 a l 2 .
10. W h e r e a series of w o r d s c o n t a i n s
[OP-PATER-N]. O n prefixes a n d suffixes,

a
see also 5c8, 14.

7. T h e r e p e t i t i o n of t r a n s c r i p t i o n s is
a v o i d e d if the same s t e m a l r e a d y a p pears i n t r a n s c r i p t i o n later i n the same
e n t r y , o r i n a c l o s e l y adjacent
entry.
I n s u c h cases the e m p t y b r a c k e t s , [ ],
recurrent
element
requiring
tran-
s c r i p t i o n , o n l y the n o v e l p a r t of each
word
in
the
series
is
transcribed.
Thus,
[KIIE'YME]
,[MOLE-KA'AS]
,[RETSI'KIIE]
m e a n : for the p r o n u n c i a t i o n , l o o k bel o w i n the same e n t r y , or i n a closely
is a n a b b r e v i a t i o n for
neighboring entry.
If a w o r d has been p r o v i d e d w i t h a
transcription i n an entry,
subsequent
recurrences
within
same
use
entry
of
of
the
word
the
are n o t t r a n s c r i b e d , a n d the
empty
pensed w i t h .
brackets
is also d i s -
See, for ex., the
tran-
[MOLE- ,[MOLE-KA'AS]
[MOLE-KJIE'YME] ,RETSI'KIIE]
11. I n u n h y p h e n a t e d t r a n s c r i p t i o n s ,
the place of the m a i n stress is m a r k e d
b y the s y m b o l ' i m m e d i a t e l y f o l l o w i n g
the stressed v o w e l , e. g. [KJIA'SENE]. If
s c r i p t i o n of a t i t s first o c c u r r e n c e
no s y m b o l appears, the stress is under-
under
s t o o d t o fall o n the next-to-last v o w e l ,
leave
and
its
untranscribed
recurrence w i t h i n the same e n t r y .

8. O c c a s i o n a l l y
derivative
or o n the sole v o w e l of the w o r d ; e. g.
form
appears w i t h the s y m b o l [ ] referring

t o the s t e m f o r m i n a n adjacent e n t r y .
[NEshoME] s t a n d s for [NESIIO'ME].

12. I n
hyphenated
transcriptions,
the place of the m a i n stress is m a r k e d
T h i s m e a n s t h a t the d e r i v a t i o n a l suffix
b y the s y m b o l ' . T h e segment of the
or
the
h y p h e n a t e d t r a n s c r i p t i o n w h i c h is n o t
c o m p o u n d , m a y be r e a d a c c o r d i n g t o
m a r k e d b y t h i s s y m b o l is u n d e r s t o o d
prefix, o r the
added
part
of
the u s u a l p h o n e t i c v a l u e s of the letters
to h a v e a n o p t i o n a l , u s u a l l y less s t r o n g
(as i n the t a b l e o n p . x x i ) a n d w i t h ,
stress o n i t s o w n next-to-last s y l l a b l e
out any adjustment

gruff
i n stress. E x . :
[ ] ,
(or o n i t s sole s y l l a b l e , if i t has o n l y

one).
E . g . [TOYRES-MO'YSIIE], w h i c h
has the m a i n stress o n [MO'Y], is often

gruffness
The
[RUGZE]
n o t a t i o n [ ] u n d e r gruff refers t o
pronounced w i t h
another
w e a k e r ) stress o n [TO'Y].
(somewhat
GUIDELINES
xxiv
is p r o n o u n c e d [RA'D-YO] (or [RA'-DI-O]),
Yid.
n o t [RA'-Dyo]. O n the other h a n d , the
conveyed b y transcriptions i n square
absence of the s y m b o l
i n d i c a t e s the
p a l a t a l i z i n g f u n c t i o n of the .
Thus
o r t h o g r a p h y is i n t h i s D i c t i o n a r y
b r a c k e t s . T h e t r a n s c r i p t i o n is b a s i c a l l y
p h o n e m i c , a l t h o u g h some t e c h n i c a l i t i e s
is r e a d [PRu'-TyE], n o t [PRUT-YE]
h a v e been o v e r l o o k e d for the
or
of the general user.
is
[PRU'-TI-E];
read
similarly,
[H0-RE-VA-NyE],
not
[HO-RE-
VA'N-YE] or [HO-RE-VA'-NI-E].
(iv)
2. T h e
phonetic
values
benefit
of
most
L a t i n letters used i n the t r a n s c r i p t i o n s
I n a few instances where
the
are
self-explanatory.
F o r additional
s y m b o l is r e q u i r e d as a s i g n of the
c o m m e n t , see the " R e m a r k s " c o l u m n
place of stress, y e t the w o r d c o n t a i n s
i n the t a b l e o n p . x x i .
post-stress p a l a t a l c o n s o n a n t ,
is
indicated by
transcription.
this
3. If the p r o n u n c i a t i o n of a w o r d
Thus
corresponds t o its spelling a c c o r d i n g
[Ny] means t h a t the w o r d is
to
pronounced
ters g i v e n i n the t a b l e o n p . x x i , n o
[HAR-TSE-Nyu].
In
phonetic
values
of
the
let-
t r a n s c r i p t i o n is p r o v i d e d , e v e n if t h e
5. P a l a t a l i t y u n m a r k e d by
(i)
the
w o r d is of H e b r e w - A r a m a i c o r i g i n , e. g .
few w o r d s i n w h i c h
the
( w h i c h c a n a u t o m a t i c a l l y be r e a d
letters a n d alone, o c c u r r i n g before
as
other
m a t i c a l l y be r e a d as [KhushiM]), etc.
consonants
words,
or at
the
represent p a l a t a l
ends of
consonants,
this fact is m a r k e d b y t r a n s c r i p t i o n .
T h u s , [Ny] m e a n s t h a t the w o r d
is
pronounced
[Di'Ny-KE],
not
[DI'N-
[GVUL]),
(which can
auto-
4. I n the case of Y i d . phrases c o n sisting
of
word
or
tion
are
several
words
so
words,
requiring
provided with
only
the
transcripit,
e. g .
KE].
(ii)
of
[shABEs]
I n a great m a n y w o r d s , m o s t l y
of " i n t e r n a t i o n a l " o r i g i n , the l e t t e r

the
orthography
stands
for
[KAshE
[Ly]
5. I n the case of a h y p h e n a t e d Y i d .
r a t h e r t h a n [L], e v e n t h o u g h i t is n o t
followed b y . T o i n d i c a t e the w i d e l y
favored p a l a t a l p r o n u n c i a t i o n of s u c h
instances of , t h i s D i c t i o n a r y uses a
diacritic symbol, . T h u s , stands
w o r d , p a r t of w h i c h offers a p r o n u n c i a t i o n p r o b l e m t o the language learner,

only
vided
for [PLyus] (not [PLUS]); s t a n d s

for
... MAYSE]
the
part
with
in
a
question
is
transcription,
proe. g.
[KJIO'SN]
[shp1Ly-KE] (not [shp1L-KE]); etc.

N o t e t h a t t h i s d i a c r i t i c is a t e a c h i n g
s t a n d s for [KIIO'SNMOL],
d e v i c e i n t r o d u c e d here as a n a i d t o the
learner of the language.
i n the ordinary
Yid.
I t is not
[YAM]
used
orthography.
s t a n d s for [LE'BERYAM].
If the m a i n
stress falls o n the t r a n s c r i b e d segment,

f.
Transcription
1. A s
indicated
nunciation
as i n [Kho'sN] , i t is so m a r k e d ; if
i n 4 a , the
of w o r d s w h i c h
pro-
retain
t r a d i t i o n a l , c o n v e n t i o n a l s p e l l i n g i n the
the u n t r a n s c r i b e d c o m p o n e n t also c o n t a i n s the stress s y m b o l , t h i s designates

a
s u b s i d i a r y stress, e. g .
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stressed w o r d w i t h i n a longer phrase is
ized c o n s o n a n t [Ty]. T h u s stands
not m a r k e d , as i t c a n u s u a l l y be i n -
for
ferred f r o m the m e a n i n g of the phrase.
sequences , , , , a n d , as i n :
4. I n h y p h e n a t e d
Y i d . words,
[TyoKh].
the
m a i n stress is m a r k e d regardless of the
is
marked
m e a n s t h a t if t h e
full
by
',
this
f o r m is
used
[KA-zyo'-NE]
[ = N y A - N y E ]
5. W h e n a p a r e n t h e s i z e d p o r t i o n of
compound
[osyEN]
-.
[ = LyA-REM]
3. E x c e p t i o n s f r o m this r e a d i n g rule
(cf. 3 a l ) , the m a i n stress falls o n the
are
o p t i o n a l element.
f o l l o w i n g the " d e n t a l l e t t e r , "
notation
the
F o r example,
) ('
means
s h o r t e r f o r m is stressed
w h e r e a s the
longer
form
the
that
is stressed
.
6. M a n y
adjectives
and
compound
h a v e been l i s t e d w i t h t w o
stresses (e. g . ) .
I n some
syntactic positions, notably when they
of
two
types:
(a) where
the
instead
of a c t i n g as a sign of p a l a t a l i t y of the
p r e c e d i n g c o n s o n a n t , represents a separate
(b)
prefixed
letter
[DyE'-GEKirrs]
n u m b e r of s y l l a b l e s , e. g . i n ,
S i m i l a r l y for the
consonant
where
graphically
[Y] o r
palatal
vowel [ 1 ] ;
consonants
represented
by
letters" w i t h o u t following \
are
"dental
E a c h ex-
c e p t i o n is i n d i v i d u a l l y m a r k e d b y the
following devices.
are used a t t r i b u t i v e l y , these a d j e c t i v e s
4. T h e letter other
of
palatality
lose t h e i r second stress.
e.
(i) If a b e t w e e n a " d e n t a l
Palatal Consonants
and
1. C o r r e s p o n d i n g
to
each
of
its
d e n t a l c o n s o n a n t s [T D S Z N L]
Yid.
has a p a l a t a l ("soft")
consonant,
here t r a n s c r i b e d , r e s p e c t i v e l y , as [Ty Dy
s y z y Ny Ly].* T h e c o r r e c t p r o n u n c i a tion
of the
proximated
palatal
by
[sy] c a n
be
simultaneously
ap
pro-
n o u n c i n g [s] a n d [Y]; a n d s i m i l a r l y for

the o t h e r p a l a t a l s .
by
the
however,
vowel
is
[1], i . e.
another
vowel
letter"
vowel
represents
the
fact
is i n d i c a t e d
by
[1], t h i s
transcription.
sign
T h u s , [DI] m e a n s
t h a t the w o r d is p r o n o u n c e d [DI-E'-TE],
n o t [DyE-TE].
(ii) If a between a " d e n t a l
letter"
a n d a n o t h e r v o w e l represents t h e c o n sonant
[Y], t h i s fact
transcription.
is i n d i c a t e d b y
T h u s , [ZY] m e a n s
t h a t the w o r d is p r o n o u n c e d [AZ-YA'T],
2. O r d i n a r i l y , the letter sequence

s t a n d s for the c o n s o n a n t
t h a n as a
[T] f o l l o w e d
for
followed b y
[TI].
n o t [A-zyAT].
(iii) If, after
a stressed v o w e l , a
If,
between a " d e n t a l l e t t e r " a n d a n o t h e r
another
v o w e l s t a n d s for [Y] or, i n some p r o -
v o w e l letter, i t represents the p a l a t a l -
nunciations,
for
[1], t h i s
d i c a t e d b y the s y m b o l
* In the author's College Y i d d i s h the palatal
rendered here as [ L y ] is transliterated [L].
The need to transliterate the other, much
rarer palatals did not arise in the restricted
vocabulary of an introductory textbook.
fact
is i n -
placed
after
the stressed v o w e l letter.
T h u s ,
m e a n s t h a t the w o r d is
pronounced
[AZ-YE1
(or
[A'-ZI-E]),
not
[A-zyE];
s i m i l a r l y , m e a n s t h a t the w o r d
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d u e t o the c o n s e r v a t i s m of editors o r
d i v i s i o n is f o r t u i t o u s , b e i n g d u e t o the
t o t e c h n i c a l deficiencies of t y p e w r i t e r s ,
p l a c e m e n t of m a t e r i a l i n t h i s text. If
p r i n t i n g shops, e t c . T h e s e d e v i a t i o n s
the w o r d were t o o c c u r i n t h e m i d d l e of
are r e l a t i v e l y m i n o r for t h e reader w h o
a line, i t w o u l d therefore
k n o w s Y i d . , b u t c a n be t r o u b l e s o m e
for
t h e learner of t h e language.
In
u s i n g t h i s D i c t i o n a r y o n texts w r i t t e n
be spelled
O n h y p h e n a t i o n i n c o m p o u n d nouns,
see also 5a25 a n d 5 b l 4 .
i n u n s t a n d a r d i z e d spelling, three h i n t s
m a y be p a r t i c u l a r l y useful:
,
the d i a c r i t i c m a r k s i n , J , 3, S , to,
d.
a n d are s o m e t i m e s o m i t t e d ;
Stress
1. I n a n u n h y p h e n a t e d
Y i d . word,
the letter \ B] is s o m e t i m e s w r i t t e n
the v o w e l o n w h i c h the m a i n stress
a superfluous is sometimes w r i t t e n
the s y m b o l
falls is i n t h i s D i c t i o n a r y m a r k e d b y
;
before
final
or
to mark
their
syllabicity.
t o t h e left of the corre-
s p o n d i n g letter.
F o r example,
is t o be r e a d as [KE'SIIENE] ; ' is t o
T h e n o n - s t a n d a r d use of apostrophes
be read as [NITO]. If n o stress s y m b o l
a n d the i r r e g u l a r s e p a r a t i o n a n d h y -
appears, t h e stress is u n d e r s t o o d t o fall
p h e n a t i o n of c o m p o u n d s , c o m m o n i n
on
n o n - s t a n d a r d spelling, are u n l i k e l y t o
o n l y v o w e l of the w o r d . T h u s ,
cause difficulty i n l o o k i n g u p w o r d s i n
is t o be r e a d
this D i c t i o n a r y .
, i . e. [GRA-MA-TIK].
the next-to-last
ing
c.
Word Division
v o w e l , o r o n the
as if i t were
written
(Regard-
stress i n d i c a t i o n s i n t r a n s c r i b e d
w o r d s of H e b r e w - A r a m a i c o r i g i n , see
F o r t u i t o u s d i v i s i o n s of c i t e d Y i d .
w o r d s , r e s u l t i n g f r o m the l a c k of space
4fll.)
The
stress s y m b o l is used here as
i n a p a r t i c u l a r l i n e of t h i s D i c t i o n a r y ,
a n a i d t o the learner of the language.
are m a r k e d b y l i g h t h o r i z o n t a l b a r s
It is not employed
Yid.
orthography.
n e a r the center of the line ( - ) . O n t h e

o t h e r h a n d , h y p h e n s w h i c h are p a r t of
consonant
normal heavy
between
the
tops
of
the
aligned
letters
with
( ) . For
a t the e n d of a w o r d , o r
t w o consonants,
form s y l -
!ables a n d are i n c l u d e d i n the s y l l a b l e

count.
example:
ordinary
N o t e t h a t [N L M] a p p e a r i n g after a
the Y i d . o r t h o g r a p h y are i n d i c a t e d b y
hyphens
i n the
E . g. i n
the
stress
is m a r k e d a s f a l l i n g o n t h e first s y l guarded (speech)
lable because of the f o l l o w i n g s y l l a b i f i c a t i o n : [VI'N-TL-DIK] ; c o n t r a r i w i s e , t h e

stress need n o t be m a r k e d i n ,
T h e h y p h e n between a n d indicates
as i t falls o n t h e n e x t t o - l a s t s y l l a b l e :
that
[RE-A-Ll'-ZM].
the w o r d is a l w a y s t o be h y -
p h e n a t e d a t t h a t p o i n t . O n the o t h e r
h a n d , the l i g h t h o r i z o n t a l b a r after
i n d i c a t e s t h a t t h e w o r d is here c o n t i n u e d o n the n e x t line, b u t t h a t t h e
2. C o n c e r n i n g p l a c e m e n t of stress i n
c o m p l e m e n t e d verbs, see 5c 15.
3. T h e p l a c e of stress is i n d i c a t e d
only w i t h i n words.
T h e most heavily
L E T T E R
O R
C O M B I N A T I O N
S O U N D
E Q U I V A L E N T
silent
[A]
[o]
R E M A R K S
W r i t t e n at the b e g i n n i n g of w o r d s or stems t h a t w o u l d
otherwise begin w i t h , , , , , , or _
S i m i l a r to a i n father,
b u t shorter
P h o n e t i c a l l y between the aw of dawn a n d the 0 of done
[B]
[v]
[G]
[D]
O n the phonetic v a l u e [Dy] of the sequence , see 4e
[H]
[u]
[u]
S o spelled i n the c o m b i n a t i o n s [ uv], [ vu], a n d

[ UY-]
[v]
[OY]
[z]
[zh]*
[Kh]
[T]
[I]
S h o r t e r t h a n oy i n boy
O n the phonetic v a l u e [zy] of the sequence , see 4e
Like 5 in
measure
L i k e ch i n G e r m a n ach
O n the phonetic value [Ty] of the sequence , see 4 e
M e d i u m i n length a n d tenseness between the i of fit a n d
the ee of feet
[Y]
[I]
[EY]
[AY]
[K]
[Kh]
[Kh]
[L]
[Ly]
[M]
[M]
[N]
[N]
[E]
5
5
[P]
[s|
[E]
L i k e ch i n G e r m a n ach
W o r d - f i n a l f o r m of the p r e c e d i n g
O n the phonetic v a l u e [Ly] of the sequence , see 4e
F o r e x p l a n a t i o n see 4e5 (ii)
W o r d - f i n a l f o r m of the
O n the phonetic v a l u e
W o r d - f i n a l f o r m of the
O n the phonetic v a l u e
S i m i l a r to the e of bet
F o r e x p l a n a t i o n see
preceding
[Ny] of the sequence , see 4e
preceding
[sy] of the sequence , see 4e
5b6 a n d 5c6
[F]
[F]
[TS]
W o r d - f i n a l f o r m of the preceding
[TS]
W o r d - f i n a l f o r m of the preceding
[R]
[sh]
I* J
[T]
L i k e y i n yes; before or after another v o w e l

S o spelled following a stressed v o w e l , or under stress
a d j o i n i n g a v o w e l . See 5a5 a n d 5c7
S i m i l a r to ey i n grey
S i m i l a r t o i i n fine
[K]
P r o d u c e d b y t r i l l i n g either the t i p of the tongue or the

uvula
S i m i l a r to sh of shoot
Tel
S
[s]
* T o be distinguished from [ Z H ] , which represents a sequence of sounds [z] followed by [ H ] .

xxi
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is separated
from
the
following
2. I n Y E e q u a l signs a r e used a d d i -
two
t i o n a l l y to refer from one e n t r y w o r d
e q u i v a l e n t s b y a semicolon).
to another,
e.
Equal Sign
where the target of
cross-reference
1. In E Y e q u a l signs are used be-
the
appears i n i m m e d i a t e
p r o x i m i t y i n the a l p h a b e t i c a l order.
tween Y i d d i s h a b b r e v i a t i o n s a n d their
f.
fully spelled forms. E x . :

i . e.
Clusters of Complemented Verbs

T h e use of short h o r i z o n t a l bars i n
connection w i t h
T h i s means t h a t is a n a b b r e v i a t i o n
of ' ( t h a t
is').
4.
a.
Spelling and Pronunciation
The Dual Spelling System
w o r d w h i c h is n o t a c c o m p a n i e d b y a
Y i d . spelling is based o n a n i n t e g r a t i o n of t w o u n d e r l y i n g patterns.
The
b u l k of the v o c a b u l a r y is rendered i n
a s y s t e m w i t h excellent o v e r a l l correspondence between sounds a n d letters
(or letter groups).
the
orthographic
F o r these w o r d s ,
form,
interpreted
w i t h the help of a p r o n u n c i a t i o n table

such
as
that
on
p. x x i , automati-
c a l l y serves as a n i n d i c a t i o n of
t r a n s c r i p t i o n e. g. i n the above
e x a m p l e is
understood
as
Its p r o n u n c i -
a t i o n m a y be inferred b y c o n s u l t i n g
the a d j o i n i n g t a b l e o n p. x x i .
R e g a r d i n g condensed i n d i c a t i o n s of
t r a n s c r i p t i o n i n e m p t y square brackets
[ ], see 4f7.
b.
Coping
With
Deviations
From
Standardized Spelling
the
T h e Y i d . orthography was standard-
t r a d i t i o n a l spelling used i n those l a n guages.
be
of Y i d d i s h o r t h o g r a p h y .
v o c a b u l a r y , of H e b r e w - A r a m a i c
d e r i v a t i o n , o n the w h o l e retains
to
w r i t t e n i n the " p h o n e t i c " s u b s y s t e m
the
s p o k e n form as w e l l . A n o t h e r p a r t of
the
clusters of verbs is
e x p l a i n e d i n 5 c l 9 , 20.
F o r Y i d . w o r d s of the l a t t e r
t y p e , the o r t h o g r a p h i c form a n d
the
ized, after y e a r s of p r e p a r a t o r y w o r k ,
in
1936 b y the
YIVO
Institute
for
sepa-
Jewish Research i n cooperation w i t h
r a t e l y . I n t h i s D i c t i o n a r y , the p h o n e t i c
the C e n t r a l Y i d d i s h S c h o o l O r g a n i z a -
f o r m is presented i n L a t i n - l e t t e r t r a n -
t i o n i n P o l a n d . S i n c e t h e n i t has been
phonetic
form
scriptions
must
printed
be g i v e n
in small
capitals
a d o p t e d b y responsible publishers i n
between square brackets. F o r e x a m p l e :
m a n y countries.
genesis
orthography
Deviations
[BREYSIIES]
from
the
standardized
m a y be encountered
in
pre-1937 texts, o r e v e n i n m o r e recent

T h i s means t h a t the w o r d pronounced
m a t e r i a l , where l a c k of full c o n f o r m i t y
[BREYshES]
w i t h the codified spelling rules m a y be
is
spelled
Any
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m e a n s t h a t b o t h in fun a n d for fun
' ( b e c o m e ' = ) , one m a y use
are r e n d e r e d i o Y i d . as ^ .
the m o r e i d i o m a t i c v e r b , | $ .
2. W h e r e a n E n g . a l t e r n a t i v e c o r responds
t o a Y i d . alternative, the
3. I n general, E n g . a d v e r b s i n -ly
are n o t l i s t e d i n E Y since t h e Y i d .
c o r r e s p o n d e n c e h o l d s b e t w e e n t h e re-
equivalent w o u l d be identical i n form
s p e c t i v e m e m b e r s of e a c h p a i r . E x . :
with
the
corresponding
adjective.
T h u s , glibly i s n o t l i s t e d , since t h e Y i d .
be easy/hard
/|| $
T h i s formula means that || $

corresponds
t o be easy a n d | | $
additional
alternatives
stituted
at
pattern
illustrated.
will,
means
that
m a y be s u b -
according
Thus,
for glib ( w h i c h is l i s t e d ) . W h e r e t h i s
correspondence
t o the
"what/
w h e n / . . . " a p p e a r i n g u n d e r know m e a n s
t h a t a d d i t i o n a l i n t e r r o g a t i v e s m a y be
substituted ("who, where," etc.).
Also
Eng.
(e. g .
Where an E n g .
adverb has a special Y i d . equivalent

i n a d d i t i o n t o t h e one i d e n t i c a l w i t h
the a d j e c t i v e , i t is i n t r o d u c e d b y
also.
Ex.:
generous
Entries
1. W h e r e a s p e c i a l s u b m e a n i n g o f a n
w o r d c a n b e rendered
either
not hold
a n d greatly), t h e E n g . a d v e r b forms a
separate m a i n e n t r y .
generously also
c.
does
b e t w e e n t h e Y i d . e q u i v a l e n t s of great
c o r r e s p o n d s t o be hard.
3. T h e s y m b o l " / . . . "
e q u i v a l e n t s w o u l d be t h e same as those
b y a special term
in Y i d .
or b y the
m o s t g e n e r a l e q u i v a l e n t of t h e e n t r y
w o r d , the special t e r m is introduced b y
t h e w o r d also.
T h i s m e a n s t h a t a m o n g i t s w o r d s for
generously, i n a d d i t i o n t o those i d e n t i c a l w i t h t h e e q u i v a l e n t s for generous*
Y i d . also possesses t h e special phrase
l i s t e d after
Ex.:
d.
hall (large r o o m )
r o o m ) also
(| )j (meeting
( )
of hall: 'large
Dash
A dash preceding a Y i d . g r a m m a t i c a l
symbol or a syntactic indicator sig-
T h i s m e a n s t h a t covers b o t h s u b meanings
also.
room' and
nifies t h a t t h e s y m b o l o r i n d i c a t o r i s
a p p l i c a b l e t o t h e w h o l e g r o u p of Y i d .
'meeting r o o m ' ; , however, c o v -
w o r d s w h i c h precedes i t , g o i n g b a c k t o
ers o n l y t h e l a t t e r s u b m e a n i n g .
t h e s e m i c o l o n (if a n y ) o r t o t h e b e g i n -
2. If a n E n g . phrase c a n be rendered
n i n g of t h e e n t r y . E x . :
i n Y i d . either l i t e r a l l y o r i d i o m a t i c a l l y ,
the i d i o m a t i c a l t e r n a t i v e is i n t r o d u c e d
b y also.
F o r example:
furious
also
, || become f.
| $
B - ,; 6
T h e g r a m m a t i c a l s y m b o l 8 m e a n s t h a t
the p r e c e d i n g a d j e c t i v e is r e s t r i c t e d t o
predicates (see 5 b l 0 ) .
I n the above
e x a m p l e , t h e d a s h signifies t h a t the
T h i s m e a n s t h a t i n a d d i t i o n t o render-
s y m b o l a p p l i e s t o as w e l l as
ing
to ( but not t o , which
become furious l i t e r a l l y as |
GUIDELINES
xviii
v e r b . F o r e x a m p l e , u n d e r the v e r b ,
8. O c c a s i o n a l l y a s u b m e a n i n g of a
" ( m a c h i n e ) f u n c t i o n " m e a n s t h a t if the
Y i d . w o r d , w h e n used i n a special c o n -
subject of the v e r b is the name of a
struction,
machine,
plained b y a n example i n context than
is
best
translated
as
"function."
is m o r e
conveniently
b y an abstract equivalence.
ex-
T h e user
6. Y i d . h o m o n y m s a p p e a r as sepa-
of the D i c t i o n a r y m a y f r o m such a n
r a t e entries; if t h e i r g r a m m a t i c a l cate-
e x a m p l e infer the c o r r e c t f o r m of the
gories o v e r l a p , t h e y are d i s t i n g u i s h e d
Y i d . phrase i n o t h e r tenses, persons,
b y superscript n u m b e r s .
See for ex-
etc., a n d the c o r r e s p o n d i n g E n g . trans-
ample
headed
the
two
entries
by
l a t i o n s . F o r e x a m p l e , under ( we
|.
find the i l l u s t r a t i v e phrase
7. Y i d . phrases e x e m p l i f y i n g usage
glossed as ' . . . I a m grateful t o
|and
are
o c c a s i o n a l l y g i v e n if the
sponding
Eng.
sharply from
stance,
the
construction
the
corre-
y o u ' . F r o m this i t follows t h a t
differs
were grateful
Y i d . See, for i n -
exemplification
of
the
to
us'
'they
corresponds
to
a n d s i m i l a r l y for other tenses, persons, etc.
phrase u n d e r .
3.
a.
Condensed Entries
Parentheses
1. O p t i o n a l
prefixes a n d c o m p l e m e n t s , see 5c23,
parts
of
word
or
phrase are p l a c e d i n parentheses. E x . :

maid (servant)
25.
3. I t is t o be u n d e r s t o o d t h a t if a n
o p t i o n a l element is o m i t t e d , the last
letter of the r e m a i n i n g element m u s t ,
( )n
i n w r i t i n g , be c h a n g e d t o its w o r d - f i n a l
F r o m the a b o v e f o r m u l a i t is t o be
understood t h a t maid has t w o e q u i v a -
f o r m (if a n y ) . T h u s , ( ) means
either or .
l e n t s : either o r .
2. W h e n a n o p t i o n a l element of a n
b.
Diagonal
E n g . expression has a c o r r e s p o n d i n g
option
in Y i d . , both
are
placed i n
behave (well)
1. A l t e r n a t i v e w o r d s are
separated
by a diagonal. F o r example:
parentheses. E x . :
he's got to obey
( | | )
$ /
T h i s f o r m u l a m e a n s t h a t either
This
means
that
||
is
" b e h a v e " a n d | | is " b e have w e l l . "

O n the use of parentheses for
o r $ 5 m a y be used as
Y i d . e q u i v a l e n t s of the E n g . phrase.
Similarly:
the
reflexive p r o n o u n a n d for v e r b a l
in/for fun
GUIDELINES
at
first
h glimpse
m a s c u l i n e n o u n ( )a n d as a n adjective
(D
><
(>
xvii
()
meaning
rye'.
For
the
significance of the respelling , see

5b4.
glance
3. I n the c i t a t i o n of Y i d . phrases,
G>>
r e p e t i t i o n is a v o i d e d b y a b b r e v i a t i n g
the e n t r y w o r d (if i t is three or m o r e
6. H e r e is a n e x a m p l e of a n e n t r y
containing both
symbols, w i t h
types
an
of
separation
indication
of
the
o r d e r i n w h i c h the m a t e r i a l m u s t be
letters long) b y means of a n apostrophe.
I n the
amples,
f o l l o w i n g simplified
stands
for
ex-
and
s t a n d s for .
read:
' || h a n d , a r m
day
(H><
|| t o m o r r o w
II
> <
( )
handy; available
keep a
|| | eye
( * )
sharp lookout
the d a y
( ) h after t o m o r r o w
4. I n general i t has seemed
><
h(D
>
after
most
helpful t o list a phrase under the w o r d

w h i c h has t h e m o r e s u r p r i s i n g e q u i v a l e n t i n t h e c o r r e s p o n d i n g E n g . phrase.
T h u s , l i t e r a l l y 'silk
gloves' b u t idiomatically equivalent to
c.
Subentries
1. S u b e n t r i e s
purposes:
are
(a) t o
used
for
distinguish
three
gram-
m a t i c a l categories of the Y i d . e n t r y
w o r d ; (b) t o p r o v i d e E n g . e q u i v a l e n t s
for
Y i d . phrases c o n t a i n i n g the e n t r y
w o r d ; a n d (c) t o e x e m p l i f y usage.
2. S u b e n t r i e s
reflecting
different
g r a m m a t i c a l categories are l i s t e d separately.
T h e symbols indicating
the
g r a m m a t i c a l categories are e x p l a i n e d
i n d e t a i l i n sec. 5, a n d s u m m a r i l y i n
the tables o n p p . xlxliii.
word
Because a
functioning i n multiple gram-
m a t i c a l categories m a y r e q u i r e different
g r a m m a t i c a l a n a l y s i s , the
entry
w o r d is s o m e t i m e s repeated. E x . :
Eng.
'kid
-.
If a phrase is n o t found i n the
gloves' appears
under
e n t r y for one of i t s c o m p o n e n t w o r d s ,
i t m a y be listed u n d e r a n o t h e r c o m ponent.
T h u s , the
m e a n i n g of
is n o t g i v e n u n d e r , b u t
i t w i l l be f o u n d u n d e r .
W h e r e t h e y m a y be helpful, a p p r o p r i a t e cross-references h a v e been supp l i e d , m a r k e d b y the s y m b o l .
5. I n t h e case of Y i d . e n t r y w o r d s
which
have
different
meanings
in
specific c o n t e x t s , the c o n t e x t is u s u a l l y
h i n t e d a t b y a p a r e n t h e t i c a l w o r d or
phrase a c c o m p a n y i n g the E n g . e q u i v a lent. N o u n s used t o n a r r o w d o w n the
c o n t e x t of adjective usage appear after
the a d j e c t i v e ; subject n o u n s n a r r o w i n g
|| r y e
d o w n t h e m e a n i n g of verbs are p l a c e d
before the v e r b , a n d object n o u n s i n
T h i s means t h a t occurs b o t h as a
s i m i l a r f u n c t i o n are p l a c e d after
the
xvi
GUIDELINES
2.
a.
Arrangement of Yiddish-English Part (YE)
Alphabetic Order of Entries
hostile, adverse
1. T h e order of letters i n the Y i d .

a l p h a b e t , as specified i n the
ized
orthography,
table
is
><
standard-
shown
on p. x x i . N o t e that
in
the
for
pur-
poses of a l p h a b e t i z a t i o n , the letters ,

, a n d are considered one; s i m i l a r l y
a n d ?, as w e l l as a n d . T h u s ,
3. A s u b e n t r y is o r d i n a r i l y separated
from
the
symbol
preceding material b y
|| .
T h e following
the
simplified
e x a m p l e i l l u s t r a t e s the order i n w h i c h
the m a t e r i a l s h o u l d be r e a d :
precedes since comes before ;

on
the other h a n d , precedes ,
blind
|| | b l i n d
since the o n l y d i s t i n c t i o n here is be-
><0t w e e n a n d .
In
the
rare
0
cases
of
II 0 > -
identically
spelled w o r d s w i t h different p r o n u n c i a -
4. If there is n o t enough r o o m i n a
tions, the a r r a n g e m e n t is a c c o r d i n g t o
line for the
the v o w e l s , i n t h i s o r d e r : [zero
AOUOY
w o r d o r word-sequence, the E n g . m a -
1 E Y E ] . E x a m p l e s w i l l be found u n d e r
t e r i a l is c o n t i n u e d o n the r i g h t of the
, , a n d others.
n e x t line. F o r e x a m p l e :
c o m p l e t i o n of a n
Eng.
2. I n the case of m u l t i - w o r d entries,

spaces are i g n o r e d i n d e t e r m i n i n g t h e i r
a l p h a b e t i c a l place. E x . : precedes
- .
torment; labor, pains;
( *> )
><
0
hardship
b.
Order Within Entries
>
1. E a c h e n t r y begins w i t h a Y i d .
e n t r y w o r d , followed b y g r a m m a t i c a l
analysis and
pronunciation
5. If
the
Eng. word
or
word-se-
specifica-
quence t h u s c o m p l e t e d is followed b y
tions, if necessary (see 4f a n d sec. 5).
a n o t h e r Y i d . s u b e n t r y , the E n g . m a -
If the e n t r y r u n s o v e r b e y o n d the
first
terial
is
separated
from
the
new
|.
This
line, the further lines are i n d e n t e d o n
subentry
the r i g h t .
s y m b o l therefore m e a n s t h a t w h a t e v e r
M a n y entries c o n t a i n
fur-
t h e r subentries w h i c h d o n o t
them-
selves f o r m beginnings of new
para-
graphs.
more t h a n one
right.
the
symbol
appears t o the r i g h t of i t s h o u l d
is m a t c h e d
by
E n g . equivalent,
the
sequence is read
Ex.:
from
left
be
read first, as i t forms the c o m p l e t i o n

of the preceding line.
2. W h e r e a n e n t r y
Eng.
by
look,
glance,
Ex.:
gaze;
()
to
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XV
i n d i c a t e d i n parentheses i n light-face
meaning,
type. E x . :
close.
and
b y semicolons if less
I n a few entries, a
question
m a r k o r e x c l a m a t i o n p o i n t m a r k s the
fair (blond)
||
4
(weather)
e n d of a Y i d . e q u i v a l e n t .
I ,n some
cases a d d i t i o n a l specifica-
(just)
t i o n of s u b m e a n i n g s m a y be found i n
S u b m e a n i n g s of the E n g . w o r d are
specified sometimes b y means of s y n o n y m s , e. g . " b l o n d " o r " j u s t , " a n d a t
o t h e r t i m e s b y the c o n t e x t i n w h i c h
t h e y are used, e. g . " w e a t h e r . "
is assumed t o be clear w i t h o u t specific a t i o n , a n d o n l y a m o r e special m e a n i n g is specified. E x . :
( || unfaithful)
and
the
adjacent e n t r y , emotion, the submeanW h e r e the nuances of Y i d . altern a t i v e s are n o t specified, further inform a t i o n m a y be o b t a i n e d b y c o n s u l t i n g
superscript
to
choose
between
and
lents
for
"fair
(weather)"
(see
a b o v e ) , each of these w o r d s m a y be
num-
bers, e. g. the a d j e c t i v e - a d v e r b
'rapid(ly)'
are
, b o t h of w h i c h appear as e q u i v a -
7. E n g . h o m o n y m s appear as sepawith
opposite
c i t e d , separated b y a semicolon. I n the
ample,
n a m e l y , ' u n t r u e ' , is n o t specified.

entries
Thus,
a p p r o p r i a t e entries i n Y E . F o r ex-
T h e m o s t o r d i n a r y m e a n i n g of false,
rate
adjoining entry.
emotional t w o Y i d . e q u i v a l e n t s
ings are separately glossed.
6. O f t e n the m o s t c o m m o n m e a n i n g
false
an
fast
looked up i n Y E . There it will
beauty;
limpidity.
noun-verb
fast
' a b s t a i n , a b s t e n t i o n from food'.
The
be
found t h a t the c o n n o t a t i o n s of are

those
of
are
clarity,
10. E n g . phrases e x e m p l i f y i n g usage
decision as t o w h a t is a s u b m e a n i n g of
are
occasionally given
in
light-face
the same w o r d a n d w h a t is a separate,
t y p e , if the c o r r e s p o n d i n g Y i d . c o n -
h o m o n y m o u s w o r d is, of course, often
s t r u c t i o n differs s h a r p l y from the E n g . ,
conventional.
or if the specification of meanings b y

parenthetic
phrases is (or, if g i v e n ,
fied i n the same w a y as submeanings
would
inordinately abstract
of e n t r y w o r d s .
complex.
8. Subrheanings of phrases are speciH e r e is a simplified
be)
or
See, for e x a m p l e , the e n t r y
example:
by i n E Y .
hand
easily presented i n the c o n t e x t of a n
||
e x a m p l e , this is done b y p l a c i n g the
11. W h e r e a s u b m e a n i n g
( ( || ) clock)
( )H lay h.s on
H (catch)
abbreviated entry word
is
most
i n bold-face
t y p e a n d the p u r e l y i l l u s t r a t i v e con9. G r o u p s of Y i d . s y n o n y m s , g i v e n
as
alternative
equivalents
for
text i n light-face. E x . :
Eng.
m a i n e n t r y w o r d s or subentries,
are
separated b y c o m m a s i f fairly close i n
all (everything)
|| this is a. I have
r)
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xiv
dinner ( m a i n m e a l
,( )p
<>
(D
( )H ( m i d d a y ) also
>
ones,
w9i t h o u t separate n u m b e r i n g . ( O n
t r a n s i t i v e a n d i n t r a n s i t i v e verbs, see
also 5c23.) O t h e r g r a m m a t i c a l categories
are
numeral
(pron.).
In
the
following
examples, cement is first presented as
()
a n a d j e c t i v e ; i n further subentries, i t
<
is c i t e d i n its n o u n a n d v e r b f u n c t i o n s :
6. H e r e is a n e x a m p l e of a n e n t r y
cement 1. adj.
c o n t a i n i n g b o t h t y p e s of s e p a r a t i o n
symbols, with
an indication
of
order i n w h i c h the m a t e r i a l m u s t be
fork 1. n.
(( || )hay)
><
CD II ^ <
( )-\ (road)
|| by f.s and starts
4. S i n c e one of the difficulties of
Subentries
i d i o m s is t h a t the language learner m a y
1. S u b e n t r i e s are used for four p u r (a) to d i s t i n g u i s h g r a m m a t i c a l
n o t suspect t h e i r existence, t h e y h a v e
been d i s t r i b u t e d i n the d i c t i o n a r y u n -
word;
der the m a i n e n t r y w o r d most l i k e l y to
p r o v i d e Y i d . e q u i v a l e n t s for
be l o o k e d u p . I n m a n y cases a p p r o p r i -
categories of the
phrases
()
(b) to
3. I n the c i t a t i o n of E n g . phrases,
r e p e t i t i o n is a v o i d e d b y a b b r e v i a t i n g
the m a i n e n t r y w o r d (if i t c o n t a i n s
three or more letters). I n the f o l l o w i n g
examples, c. s t a n d s for center a n d f.s
s t a n d s for fits:
fit
poses:
2|| ). v. -|
center ( || )c. of gravity
II - > <
( )
5H><
<
( )H 3. v.
2||
the
read:
(c)
(adv.),
(num.),
c o n j u n c t i o n (conj.),
preposit
i o n (prep.),
i n t e r j e c t i o n (int.),
and
pronoun
b.
adverb
E n g . entry
c o n t a i n i n g the
entry
word;
to specify s u b m e a n i n g s of a n e n t r y
w o r d o r of a phrase; a n d
(d) to ex-
ate
cross-references
vided, symbolized
2. T h e m o s t c o m m o n g r a m m a t i c a l
categories to w h i c h a n E n g . e n t r y w o r d
been
pro-
F o r ex-
a m p l e , "cf. burden" a p p e a r i n g i n the

entry
e m p l i f y usage.
have
b y ' cf."
beast suggests
that
burden w i l l be found u n d e r
beast of
burden.
T o economize o n space, cross-refer-
noun
ences have been used s p a r i n g l y . If a
A p p r o p r i a t e sub-
phrase, e . g . catch fire, is not found
entries are presented i n t h i s order, each
under one m a i n e n t r y (catch), it s h o u l d
subentry being numbered.
be checked under a n o t h e r (fire).
may
b e l o n g are adjective (adj.),
( . ) , a n d v e r b (v.).
Wherever
necessary, verbs are s u b d i v i d e d i n t o

transitive
(vt.)
and intransitive
(vi.)
5. S u b m e a n i n g s of m a i n e n t r y w o r d s
or of subentries (words o r phrases) are
GUIDELINES FOR USE OF T H E

DICTIONARY
1.
Arrangement of English-Yiddish Part (EY)
a. Order of Material
flake
1. E a c h e n t r y begins w i t h a n E n g .
e n t r y w o r d i n bold-face t y p e .
(( || )snow)
| | > <
If the
e n t r y r u n s o v e r b e y o n d t h e first l i n e ,
|| (soap)
( *> )
the lines o t h e r t h a n t h e first are i n dented
o n the
left.
Many
II><
entries
c o n t a i n a m a i n e n t r y a n d one o r m o r e
subentries.
themselves
T h e subentries
form
4. I f there is n o t e n o u g h r o o m i n a
do not
l i n e f o r t h e c o m p l e t i o n of a Y i d . w o r d
beginnings of new
o r w o r d - s e q u e n c e , t h e Y i d . m a t e r i a l is
paragraphs.
c o n t i n u e d o n t h e left of t h e next l i n e .
2. E a c h e n t r y w o r d is m a t c h e d b y
Ex.:
a Y i d . e q u i v a l e n t , w h i c h is r e a d from
r i g h t t o left. W h e r e a n e n t r y w o r d is
dinner ( m a i n m e a l )
w , ( * )
m a t c h e d b y a sequence of several Y i d .
w o r d s , t h e Y i d . sequence is r e a d i n t h e
><
Y i d . order, from r i g h t t o left. E x . :

( )
ell
( )
<>
<
5. I f t h e Y i d . w o r d o r w o r d - s e q u e n c e
ellipse
Q
>
( ), ( )
t h u s c o m p l e t e d is followed b y a n o t h e r
(5)
<
E n g . s u b e n t r y , t h e Y i d . m a t e r i a l is
s e p a r a t e d f r o m the n e w s u b e n t r y b y
sepa-
the s y m b o l H . T h i s s y m b o l therefore
r a t e d from the p r e c e d i n g m a t e r i a l b y
means t h a t w h a t e v e r appears t o t h e
the s y m b o l || . T h e f o l l o w i n g e x a m p l e
left of i t s h o u l d be r e a d first, as i t
3. A s u b e n t r y
illustrates
the
is o r d i n a r i l y
order i n which
forms t h e c o m p l e t i o n of t h e p r e c e d i n g
the
line. E x . :
m a t e r i a l s h o u l d be r e a d :
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i n the S e c o n d H a l f of the T w e n t i e t h C e n t u r y , " w h i c h , as a s h o r t c o m p a n i o n
p u b l i c a t i o n , w a s i n t e n d e d t o set f o r t h the s c h o l a r l y a n d p r a c t i c a l purposes
of the D i c t i o n a r y a n d the l i n g u i s t i c ideas u n d e r l y i n g i t . N o m a n u s c r i p t
w a s left, b u t i t is d e f i n i t e l y possible to c o n s t r u c t the p a p e r b y l e a n i n g o n
the a u t h o r ' s c o p i o u s notes, o n c o r r e s p o n d e n c e w i t h his colleagues, o n his
p u b l i s h e d s t u d i e s a n d , a b o v e a l l , o n the e v i d e n c e of the D i c t i o n a r y itself.
I t w o u l d be a g r e a t loss i n d e e d if the p a p e r c o n t e m p l a t e d b y the a u t h o r of
the D i c t i o n a r y were n o t to be p u b l i s h e d a t least i n the f o r m i n w h i c h Y I V O
can offer i t . I t is h o p e d t h a t i t w i l l a p p e a r i n 1968.
The
d e s i g n a t i o n of the D i c t i o n a r y as Modern
w a s suggested b y the
editors of M c G r a w - H i l l a n d w a s a p p r o v e d b y the a u t h o r . I t i m p l i e s the

o b l i g a t i o n to keep subsequent e d i t i o n s u p to date, a n d Y I V O pledges its
u t m o s t i n the a c h i e v e m e n t of t h i s task. I n effectuating future
changes,
whose necessity the a u t h o r himself so c l e a r l y stresses i n his Preface, the

users of the D i c t i o n a r y h a v e a definite p a r t to p l a y . C o n s e q u e n t l y , the
a u t h o r ' s request for c r i t i c i s m s a n d suggestions w i t h a v i e w t o w a r d further
i m p r o v e m e n t s is u r g e n t l y repeated. C o r r e s p o n d e n c e s h o u l d be
addressed
to the Y I V O I n s t i t u t e for J e w i s h R e s e a r c h , 1048 F i f t h A v e n u e , N e w Y o r k ,

N . Y . 10028.
Y I V O wishes t o express its heartfelt t h a n k s t o its friends w h o h a v e
assisted i n b r i n g i n g t h i s a m b i t i o u s p l a n of p u b l i s h i n g the D i c t i o n a r y t o
f r u i t i o n . A b o v e a l l , i t is i n d e b t e d to the late M r . S o l o m o n B o g o r a d of
R o c h e s t e r , N . Y . , whose bequest i n 1964 m a d e i t possible for the
Institute
to c o n t e m p l a t e the p u b l i c a t i o n of U r i e l W e i n r e i c h ' s d i c t i o n a r y , a n d to the

A t r a n F o u n d a t i o n , Inc., whose generous g r a n t s h a v e h e l p e d t r e m e n d o u s l y
i n the subsequent stages of the project after t y p e s e t t i n g h a d b e g u n . A s s i s tance w a s further rendered b y M r . H a r r y A . A b r a m s o n , M r . J u l i u s B o r e n stein, the S a u l B r o d s k y a n d
Ida Seltzer family,
M r s . Leah Eisenberg,
M r . J o s e p h P e r l o v i n m e m o r y of his wife D o r a , a n d P h i l i p a n d E d w a r d
Solomon.
April, 1968
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T h e d r a f t of the p r e c e d i n g P r e f a c e w a s w r i t t e n i n M a r c h , 1967. O n M a r c h
30, 1967 U r i e l W e i n r e i c h d i e d a t the age of f o r t y w i t h o u t h a v i n g seen the
p r o d u c t of m a n y y e a r s ' w o r k i n p r i n t . H o w e v e r , he h a d b r o u g h t to c o n c l u s i o n the w h o l e m a n u s c r i p t of the D i c t i o n a r y a n d also h a d read the g a l l e y
proofs of b o t h p a r t s a n d t h e n a s i z a b l e p a r t of the second proofs. F u r t h e r more, he h a d discussed w i t h the M c G r a w - H i l l B o o k C o m p a n y v a r i o u s d e t a i l s c o n c e r n i n g the final shape of the D i c t i o n a r y , w h i c h was so close t o
his h e a r t . I t is d u e to the s e l f - d e n y i n g c o o p e r a t i o n of M r s . B e a t r i c e W e i n reich as w e l l as to the efforts of M e s s r s . S z y m o n D a w i d o w i c z a n d M a x
Weinreich
t h a t the
author's intentions.
D i c t i o n a r y c a n a p p e a r i n full c o n f o r m i t y w i t h
Mrs. Chana
Mlotek
the
kindly participated in reading
the page proofs. M e s s r s . Isadore H o f f m a n a n d M e y e r W e i t z e l of M a u r i c e

J a c o b s , I n c . were responsible for m a k i n g u p the b o o k a n d c o m p l e t i n g the
work.
W h e n we i n v i t e d D r . W e i n r e i c h i n 1964 to p u b l i s h h i s E n g l i s h - Y i d d i s h ,
Y i d d i s h - E n g l i s h d i c t i o n a r y u n d e r Y I V O auspices, we b e l i e v e d his m a n u s c r i p t
t o be r o u g h l y r e a d y for the p r i n t e r . T h e a u t h o r h i m s e l f t h o u g h t o t h e r w i s e .
H u n d r e d s of i d i o m s a n d scores of t e r m s p e r t a i n i n g to J e w i s h life a n d c u l t u r e h a d to be a d d e d ; m a n y of those h a d been a c c u m u l a t e d b y C o l u m b i a
U n i v e r s i t y ' s L a n g u a g e a n d C u l t u r e A t l a s of A s h k e n a z i c J e w r y , of w h i c h
D r . W e i n r e i c h was the p l a n n e r a n d first d i r e c t o r . T h e g r a m m a t i c a l , p h o n e t i c a l , a n d p h r a s e o l o g i c a l a n a l y s e s h a d to be r e v i s e d to m e e t the
most
e x a c t i n g r e q u i r e m e n t s . H e therefore a g a i n r e w o r k e d the m a n u s c r i p t f r o m
b e g i n n i n g to e n d . D u r i n g the a c a d e m i c y e a r 1965-66, w h e n he resided, free
of t e a c h i n g d u t i e s , a t the C e n t e r for A d v a n c e d S t u d i e s i n the B e h a v i o r a l
Sciences a t S t a n f o r d , C a l i f . , he s p e n t the b u l k of his t i m e o n the D i c t i o n a r y .
U p o n his r e t u r n to C o l u m b i a U n i v e r s i t y i n S e p t e m b e r ,
1966, a n d u n t i l a
few d a y s before his passing, the D i c t i o n a r y c o n t i n u e d to be his m a j o r preo c c u p a t i o n . T h e m a t e r i a l presented
i n i t t h u s bears the m a r k of highest
a c c u r a c y . A s regards the t h e o r e t i c a l f o u n d a t i o n s of the D i c t i o n a r y , i t is

firmly
b u i l t o n the a u t h o r ' s e x t e n d e d s t u d i e s i n s e m a n t i c s a n d l e x i c o g r a p h y ,
w h i c h h a v e w o n h i m b r o a d r e c o g n i t i o n i n the w o r l d w i d e c o m m u n i t y of
linguists.
PREFACE
quacies as are i n e v i t a b l e i n a l o n g - o v e r d u e first a t t e m p t . F u t u r e r e v i s i o n s ,

i t is h o p e d , w i l l m a k e m o r e a c c u r a t e the profile of the language
presented
i n the D i c t i o n a r y , as well as reflect c o n t i n u i n g changes i n usage. T h e a u t h o r

w i l l be g r a t e f u l for c r i t i c i s m s a n d suggestions for i m p r o v e m e n t .
[ M a r c h , 1967]
U. W.
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S i l b e r b e r g a n d M e n d l H o f f m a n , a l l of w h o m g a v e a i d a n d
encouragement
w h i l e he w a s w o r k i n g o n the s c h o o l d i c t i o n a r y .
W i t h the g r o w t h of interest i n Y i d d i s h studies, the need for a m o d e r n
E n g l i s h - Y i d d i s h , Y i d d i s h - E n g l i s h d i c t i o n a r y for the a d v a n c e d s t u d e n t bec a m e m o r e a n d m o r e a p p a r e n t . S i n c e the e a r l y 1950s the a u t h o r has c o n tinually worked toward this end. T h e encouragement
g i v e n b y Professor
H e r b e r t H . P a p e r a t a n e a r l y stage of t h i s w o r k is g r a t e f u l l y r e m e m b e r e d .
W h e n a fresh prospect for p u b l i c a t i o n arose i n 1964, the a u t h o r
greatly
e x p a n d e d a n d t h o r o u g h l y r e v i s e d his m a t e r i a l u n t i l i t was b r o u g h t to i t s
present f o r m . T h e p r i n c i p l e s t h a t g o v e r n e d the c o m p i l a t i o n of t h i s D i e t i o n a r y , i n p a r t i c u l a r as c o n c e r n s the p o r t r a y a l of s t a n d a r d
Yiddish and
the d i r e c t i o n of further d e v e l o p m e n t i n d i c a t e d b y the choices of v a r i a n t s

t h a t were m a d e , w i l l be set f o r t h i n a paper,
" S t a n d a r d Y i d d i s h i n the
S e c o n d H a l f of the T w e n t i e t h C e n t u r y , " to be p u b l i s h e d b y Y I V O as a
separate b o o k l e t .
I t is the a u t h o r ' s p l e a s a n t d u t y to t h a n k the large n u m b e r of peopl
who
h e l p e d i n the p r e p a r a t i o n
Yiddish
Yiddish-English
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m e r o u s h e l p f u l suggestions.
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Professor M a x W e i n r e i c h c o n t r i b u t e d
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c i t a t i o n s f r o m h i s files a n d r e c o m m e n d a t i o n s a b o u t the choice of v a r i a n t s .

M r . S z y m o n D a w i d o w i c z of the Y I V O staff was of i m m e a s u r a b l e h e l p as
a n a d v i s e r i n m a t t e r s of essence a n d as a s u p e r b proofreader. B u t i t w a s
the selfless, e x p e r t assistance of Professor M o r d k h e S c h a e c h t e r w h i c h more
t h a n a n y o t h e r factor h e l p e d to ensure t h a t the best m o d e r n usage w a s refleeted
in
the
Dictionary. The
r e s p o n s i b i l i t y for a n y deficiencies
must
r e m a i n w i t h the a u t h o r ; the c r e d i t for w h a t e v e r v i r t u e s the D i c t i o n a r y

c o n t a i n s m u s t be f a i r l y s h a r e d w i t h h i s c o l l a b o r a t o r s , e s p e c i a l l y w i t h P r o
fessor S c h a e c h t e r .
D r . M a u r i c e J a c o b s w a s a l w a y s r e a d y to m e e t the r i g o r o u s d e m a n d s
i n v o l v e d i n t h i s i n t r i c a t e w o r k of t y p o g r a p h y , w h i c h r e q u i r e d t w o a l p h a b e t i c a l s y s t e m s w r i t t e n i n o p p o s i t e d i r e c t i o n s . W i t h great i n g e n u i t y anc
tireless effort, M r . P h i l i p H e r s t e i n , c o m p o s i t o r of the b o o k for the M a u r i c (
J a c o b s Press, w a s responsible for g i v i n g the D i c t i o n a r y the q u a l i t y of it!
appearance.
T h e encouragement
r e c e i v e d f r o m the late M r . A a r o n F i s h m a n 01
P h i l a d e l p h i a is also r e c a l l e d .
F i n a l l y , the a u t h o r a c k n o w l e d g e s h i s g r a t i t u d e t o his wife, Beatrice
S i l v e r m a n W e i n r e i c h , w h o p a r t i c i p a t e d i n the w o r k f r o m b e g i n n i n g to e n d
a n d w h o l e n t a h a n d w i t h e v e r y aspect of the w o r k , f r o m the subtlesi
p r o b l e m s o f p l a n n i n g to the m o s t t e d i o u s c l e r i c a l r o u t i n e s .
P r e s s i n g a language i n t o the m o l d of a b i l i n g u a l d i c t i o n a r y of necessity
results i n a s o m e w h a t b i a s e d c h a r a c t e r i z a t i o n of i t s s t r u c t u r e a n d its re
sources. B u t the t a s k c a n n o t be s h i r k e d forever. O n e m u s t b e g i n somewhere
a n d l o o k t o future e d i t i o n s for the progressive e l i m i n a t i o n of s u c h inade-
PREFACE
viii
lettres a n d the e m p l o y m e n t of the language as a m e d i u m of the press, of

p o l i t i c a l m o v e m e n t s , of e d u c a t i o n a l s y s t e m s u p to the college l e v e l , of s c h o l a r l y research, a n d o c c a s i o n a l l y of p o l i t i c a l a d m i n i s t r a t i o n . T h i s r a p i d g r o w t h
has t a k e n place s i m u l t a n e o u s l y i n m a n y c o u n t r i e s , s o m e t i m e s w i t h o n l y
l i m i t e d p l a n n i n g a n d c o o r d i n a t i o n . T h e D i c t i o n a r y m a y therefore also h a v e
significance for a c c o m p l i s h e d speakers a n d w r i t e r s of Y i d d i s h as a c h e c k l i s t
of m o d e r n t e r m i n o l o g y i n w h i c h i n n o v a t i o n has been r e l a t i v e l y d e c e n t r a l i z e d .
W h e r e the a u t h o r w a s faced w i t h a m u l t i p l i c i t y of c o m p e t i n g i n n o v a t i o n s ,
he g e n e r a l l y elected to r e c o m m e n d those t h a t s t r u c k h i m as m o s t felicitous
from the p o i n t of v i e w of p r e c i s i o n , i d i o m a t i c i t y of p a t t e r n i n g , a n d adequacy
within
broader
terminological framework
capable
of
further
expansion.
F o r a b a s i c i n t r o d u c t i o n to Y i d d i s h g r a m m a r , the user of t h i s D i c t i o n a r y
is referred to the a u t h o r ' s College
Yiddish
(New Y o r k : Y I V O
I n s t i t u t e for
J e w i s h R e s e a r c h , 1949; 4 t h r e v i s e d e d i t i o n , 2d p r i n t i n g , 1966; 399 p p . ) .

F o r a d d i t i o n a l v o c a b u l a r y , the reader m a y c o n s u l t w i t h great profit N a h u m
S t u t c h k o f f ' s Der oytser
fun der yidisher
Language"; N e w Y o r k : Y I V O ,
shprakh
( " T h e s a u r u s of the Y i d d i s h
1950; 60 p l u s 934 p p . ) . A t t e n t i o n is also
c a l l e d to the u n a b r i d g e d Y i d d i s h d e f i n i n g d i c t i o n a r y , the second v o l u m e

of w h i c h (out of the p r o j e c t e d ten) a p p e a r e d i n 1966.*
Aside from
English-Yiddish
s p e c i a l - p u r p o s e w o r d lists a n d
dictionary available
to
phrase
students
has
b o o k s , the
been
only
Alexander
H a r k a v y ' s w o r k , first p u b l i s h e d i n 1891 a n d l a t e r reissued several t i m e s

w i t h o u t b a s i c changes.
I t has l o n g been i n a d e q u a t e ,
not only
because
of i t s age, b u t also because i t w a s d e s i g n e d m a i n l y for people k n o w i n g

Y i d d i s h a n d a i m i n g a t a m a s t e r y of E n g l i s h . H a r k a v y ' s m o d e r n i z e d a n d
more
comprehensive
1925;
2d e d i t i o n , 1928) has been far m o r e useful a n d , i n a sense, c a n s t i l l
Yiddish-English-Hebrew
dictionary
(New
York,
serve as a k e y t o the great w o r k s of Y i d d i s h l i t e r a t u r e of the late n i n e t e e n t h

a n d e a r l y t w e n t i e t h centuries. I t is, h o w e v e r , p l a i n l y deficient w i t h regard to
c o n t e m p o r a r y l i t e r a r y a n d n e w s p a p e r usage a n d s c h o l a r l y prose. M o r e o v e r ,
it l a c k s a n E n g l i s h - Y i d d i s h c o u n t e r p a r t .
A p a r t f r o m the v o c a b u l a r y a p p e n d e d to College
Yiddish,
one of the
a u t h o r ' s e a r l y a t t e m p t s a t t a c k l i n g l e x i c o g r a p h i c p r o b l e m s w a s his prepar a t i o n of a s m a l l d i c t i o n a r y i n t e n d e d for the p u p i l s of Y i d d i s h schools o n

the e l e m e n t a r y a n d h i g h s c h o o l levels. A t the suggestion of M r . J o s e p h
C h r o m o w , w o r k w a s b e g u n i n 1948. A d r a f t v e r s i o n was c o m p l e t e d a y e a r
later b u t w a s n e v e r p u b l i s h e d . T h e a u t h o r w o u l d l i k e to t a k e t h i s o p p o r t u n i t y to r e c a l l w i t h g r a t i t u d e the help of the late M r . C h r o m o w , D r . C h a i m
P o m e r a n t z , a n d M r s . R e b e c c a T c h e r i k o w e r , as w e l l as t h a t of M e s s r s . Israel
* Judah A. Joffe and Yudel Mark (eds.), Groyser

Dictionary Committee, Inc.
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f u n der yidisher
shprakh.
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P R E F A C E
I n the y e a r s since W o r l d W a r I I , there has d e v e l o p e d i n the U n i t e d S t a t e s

and
o t h e r E n g l i s h - s p e a k i n g c o u n t r i e s a g r e a t l y i n c r e a s e d interest i n the
Y i d d i s h l a n g u a g e , its l i t e r a t u r e , a n d the c u l t u r e of i t s speakers. T h e l a n guage has b e c o m e a s u b j e c t of s t u d y o n m a n y levels, from colleges a n d

universities to w i d e l y scattered
informal groups. Translations from
the
Y i d d i s h a n d s c h o l a r l y i n v e s t i g a t i o n s of the Y i d d i s h l a n g u a g e a n d the rel a t e d c u l t u r e h a v e been a c t i v e l y p u r s u e d . T h i s s t r o n g i n t e r e s t has m a d e

the l a c k of s u i t a b l e reference b o o k s a n d s t u d y m a t e r i a l s a l l the m o r e a c u t e l y
felt.
The
Dictionary
p r i n c i p a l p u r p o s e of the Modern
English-Yiddish
Yiddish-English
is to f u r n i s h the a d v a n c e d s t u d e n t of Y i d d i s h w i t h access t o the
l a n g u a g e of m o d e r n c u l t i v a t e d usage. I t is m e a n t t o serve h i m as a g u i d e
t o the c o r r e c t a n d i d i o m a t i c e m p l o y m e n t of the l a n g u a g e i n speech a n d i n
w r i t i n g . A s a n a i d i n the r e a d i n g of Y i d d i s h w r i t t e n m a t e r i a l s , i t is l i k e l y
t o be p a r t i c u l a r l y h e l p f u l w i t h n o n f i c t i o n texts.
The
D i c t i o n a r y is d e s i g n e d i n the m a i n for persons w h o h a v e a f i r m
g r o u n d i n g i n E n g l i s h a n d a t least a r u d i m e n t a r y c o m m a n d of Y i d d i s h a n d
are eager t o b r o a d e n t h e i r m a s t e r y of Y i d d i s h v o c a b u l a r y a n d p h r a s e o l o g y .
A c c o r d i n g l y , the Y i d d i s h r a t h e r t h a n the E n g l i s h m a t e r i a l has been p h o n e t i c a l l y a n d g r a m m a t i c a l l y a n a l y z e d , a n d E n g l i s h glosses h a v e been used,
w h e r e v e r a p p r o p r i a t e , t o specify s e m a n t i c d e t a i l . L i k e w i s e , the
"Guide-
lines for U s e of the D i c t i o n a r y " has been p r e s e n t e d i n far m o r e d e t a i l i n

E n g l i s h (pp. xiii-xliii) t h a n i n Y i d d i s h (pp. -).
L i k e a n y o t h e r language, l i t e r a r y Y i d d i s h c o n t a i n s a n u m b e r of o r t h o g r a p h i c , p h o n e t i c , g r a m m a t i c a l , a n d s e m a n t i c v a r i a n t s . T h e ones
most
l i k e l y t o be e n c o u n t e r e d b y the reader of Y i d d i s h texts h a v e been i n c o r p o r a t e d i n the Y i d d i s h - E n g l i s h p a r t of the D i c t i o n a r y . O n the o t h e r h a n d ,

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To my children
Stephanie Shifra and
Don
by a bequest
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N.Y.,
and by two grants of the A t r a n F o u n d a t i o n , I n c . ,
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ENGLISHYIDDISH
YIDDISHENGLISH
DICTIONARY
URIEL W E I N R E I C H
Professor of Yiddish Language, Literature, and Culture
on the Atran Chair, Columbia University
Y I V O Institute for Jewish Research

New York, 1990
Publication o f this edition o f the
M o d e r n English-Yiddish
Yiddish-English
Dictionary
b y Uriel Weinreich
was made possible by a generous gift from
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make a down payment

here, t o t h i s place, this w a y

go (to no definite place), d o ||

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snatch away, kidnap

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seat, p u t , place pf.

dear me! m y goodness!

idolize, obey w i t h devotion

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either (neither), nor

( d ) w a l k the l e n g t h of the street

pleading, wheedle out

uncover, denude, strip

educate (for a special

trade, exchange, interchange

retired (official, officer);

a r r i v e at ( ' just, reconcile

crooked, curved, arched

cover, find o u t ; devise, i n v e n t

curse, scold pf.

listen to, hear to the

shuffle (cards) pf.

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set, compose (in t y p e ) pf.; k n o c k o u t

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looks, semblance, appear-

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l i v e (one's life) to the

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put out, ex-

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question, poll; examine;

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