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Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
water_n	work_n	world_n	worthy_a	29	3	6.4177	4	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A66045	An essay towards a real character, and a philosophical language by John Wilkins ...	Wilkins, John, 1614-1672.; Wilkins, John, 1614-1672. Alphabetical dictionary.	1668 (1668)	Wing W2196; Wing W2176_CANCELLED; ESTC R21115	531,738	644

sp adj Tube fig. ing Q. III. 4. A. VVhit Least any adv any every adv all who le VVhite Colour Q. I. 1. E. bread Fine bread lead Ceruse liver'd adj Coward meats adj milk victuals pot Fluid Pudding ing White make Fish Fi. III. 2. A. VVhither To what place soever To whatsoever place VVhitlow Bile on the finger grass Whitsontide adj Festivity time for pret Descension of the Holy Ghost Whitster adj a. white mech of Linen Whittle Cut corr ' d Drunk Whizz adj Hissing voice Who. Interrog pron III. 1. A. Relative Pron III. 2. A. So Pron III. 3. A. soever Pron III. 3. A. Whole Total TM VI. Entire NP. V. 1. adj Soundness NP. V. 2. Sum. Sale Selling adv aggregate ly adv who le All Wholesom adj Health So●ndness Whom vid. Who. Whoop v. Exclamation augm Whore adj fornication fem dom Fornication monger adj fornication male Whortle Sh. II. 2. Sweet Sh. II. 6. A. Whose adj Who of Who Whosoever Pron III. 3. A. Wicked Graceless Unholy Vicious augm Wicker Woven thing of wands sp adj Ozier Wicket Door dim Wide Ample open Wholly open Remote from the matter Impertinent augm Widgin Bi. IX 3. Widow RO. II. 5. Wail Sh. III. 6. A. Wield Handle Govern Wife Married fem house Mistress of family good adj Providence Frugality fem Woman corr Wight Person Wild. ness Wantonness Fierceness Conceitedness Lightness Riotousness Barbarousness Irregularness Impertinence augm fire Confection of wetted Gunpowder plant Naturally growing Wilderness Not-adj p. Dwelling place Wilding Naturally growing Apple Wile a. Craft Will. Future tense Mood III. Faculty NP. I. 4. Act. AS IV. Inclination Velleity Purpose Desire Command Good favour with a good adv Alacrity Ill Malignity with an ill adv Grudging Testament with a Wisp El. I. 6. Wilful Fierce Pertinacious adj Disobedience apt Not-adj p. Perswade Dissuade apt Willingness Will abstr Spontaneity Alacrity Willow Tree Tr. VI. 9. Herb. Codded HS. IV. 3. Spiked Sh. V. 1. A. Wimble adv p. Vertigination Boring instr Wimple   Win. Obtain Gain a Victory a. Victory Take Conquer Perswade Allure Wince Strike with heels Winch adv Vertiginated Pulling Scruing machin Wind. Proper El. II. 4. fall adj p. Fall Event sp by wind flower Anemony HF. IX 3. mill Mill adj p. operation make by the wind Side Oblique Whirl El. II. 4. A. Air augm Vapor Fume gall in the guts Colic Breath pipe PG. VI. 1. A. fetch a. Respiration long ed short ed Sent is in the of Discover inc to a horn a. sound h. smell sp inc v. Crooked v. Parabolical v. Hyperbolical v. Elliptical Turn ing way Fold ing sheet adj Linen vest for adj buried person v. Round Circular Vertiginate v. Undulated Wriggle in and out Turn adv Diversity Wriggle adv Diversity up and down Insinuate into one one out of v. Spiral Helical Twisting v. Bottom Skein Glomerate up End a Bottom a. Bottom a Skein a. Skein a Watch. Windle Mag. IV. 5. A. Windlass Pulley Window Po. IV. 2. A. Wine Pr. II. 6. Wing PP V. 2. of an army adj side part of Army Wink Shut eye Sign by shutting eye at Seem not to observe Not Correct Punish Winnow O. III. 5. A. Winter Mea. V. 3. A. cherry Gillyflower Green HL. VI. 8. to Permanence through the winter Dwelling through the winter Wipe Stroke O. V. 8. A. clean a. Clean by wipeing out Annihilate by ing Spoil by ing a. Fraud Jeer Wire adj Metal threed Wise. Manner adj Wisdom Wisdom Ha. VI. 2. Wish a. Will Desire one to do Advise one c. Command one c. well to a. Favour a. Velleity Wisp Wreath sp of Straw Inflammation of the eye-lid Wist Pret. know Wistly Steddily Wit Understanding a. Fancy Invention person Sprightliness Wisdom Art less Without adj wit in ones●s adj Understanding perf out of ones s Mad little Wit def Pleasant Facetiousness Searching Sagaciousness to Conj IV. 3. Witch adj RJ. III. 1. person Craft RJ. III. 1. With. Fight Run Against Fight by Adv. I. 1. A. much pain adv Painful together Adv. II. 2. all With it Also a Twisted Wand Withdraw Abstain Giving Cease Giving Take away sp Concealing Remove Depart Retire sp adv Concealing ing Room Inner Room Wither Decay sp through Nutrition Moisture def Withers of a horse Convex part between the shoulders Withhold Hold Detention a. Impedient Withy Willow Tr. IV. 6. Sallow Tr. IV. 6. A. Within On this side Prep VI 2. in Prep IV. 1. A. a little Almost Without Not with Prep II. 2. O. doubt adv Certain Not within Prep IV. 2. A. Beyond Prep VI. 2. A. Withstand Oppose Resist a. Impedient end Withwind   Witness RJ. I. 7. A. Wittal Consenting to his Wifes Adultery Witty adj Wit Witting adj Knowledge Witwal Wood speit Bi. I. O. Wizarding RJ. III. 1. A. Wo. Misery Grief Woad HS. VI. 8. Woful adj Misery Grief Wolfe Beast Be. V. 1. A. sbane HS. I. 3. Berry bearing Herb Christopher HS. IX 5. wholesom HS. I. 3. A. Winter HS. I. 4. Cancer S. III. 4. Woman Man W. V. 5. female s age Man VI. 2. estate Man VI. 2. s Sex NP. VI. 2. O. Womb. PG. VI. 9. Wonder Admiration Wont Custom Woo. a. Suitor Wood. Part of Tree PP I. A. Place of Trees Po. I. 7. man adj Po. I. 7. Off. ward adj Po. I. 7. Off. Trees aggr Woodbind Sh. II. 8. Vpright Sh. II. 8. A. Woodcock Bi. VII 7. A. Woodculver adj Wood-pigeon Wood Angry exc Mad Woodfretter   Woodlark Bi. IV. 1. A. Woodlouse   Woodman adj Po. I. 7. A. Woodpecker Bi. IX 9. Woodpile Heaped wood aggr Woodroof HL. IX 10. Woodsear   Woodsorrel Three-leav'd Sorrel Woodspeight Bi. IX 9. Woodward adj Po. I. 7. Off. Woodworm Wood-boring insect dim Woof Transverse threeds of woven thing Wool PP VI. 1. A. en cloth Pr. IV. 1. Word Proper D. II. at a Briefly in a Briefly in only adv Hypocrisie by of mouth adv present speaking by Proverb corr Watchword Narration bring b. Narration send s. Narration Promise Work a. action v. efficient Operation O. make a. Efficient more-operation Do adj must undone things a. Mechanic sp for Ornateness Embroider Ferment a adj p. work thing Book Workman adj Work person sp perf ship Work sp perf World The Universe of Creatures W. The Globe of earth and waters W. II. 7. The earth W. III. a of adj Multitude aug Worldly adj world adj Scraping Worldling Graceless person Selfish person Covetous person Worm Insect bear Ex. III. 8. A. belly Ex. I. 1. A. blain churr Evechurr Ex. II. 2. A. earth Ex. I. 1. Gally palmer Ex. III. 8. A. Silk Ex. III. 6. A. Skipping Ex. III. 7. Wheal Ex. II. 7. A. Spiral Pin Wormseed Treacle HS IV. 13. Wormwood Sh. V. 3. Worn adj a. pret Wear adj p. Wear Worry Shak in teeth Worse TM I. 6. D. and adj Worse Worship Dignity a. Reverence adoration RE. IV. Worshipful adj Dignity Gentleman kind Worst

signifie Flesh Butcher Cattle Grasier Spice Grosser Wine Vintner Victuals Victualer Medicament Drugster These words will signifie Linnen L. Draper Woollen W. Draper Head-vest Haberdasher Old-vest Broker Silk Mercer Book Stationer VI. 1. POWER or Ability APTITVDE or Proneness Betwixt these two there is an evident affinity both of them being common servile notions and of very general extent they are applicable to an Integral both Substantive and Adjective and capable both of an Active and Passive sense Being expressed in Latin by the Termination tivus and bilis and in English by the Termination tive and ble And when the words to which they are affixed are compounded with any Adverb of a Negative or Privative sense they are by that Adverb made to signifie Impotence or Ineptitude either Active or Passive Though the derivations of Abstracts before-mentioned may serve well enough for several of the following instances yet to prevent the ambiguity that may otherwise happen in some of these derivations it will be proper to make use of these Particles We have not actually indeed such variety of words as may be suted to these notions but this is from the defect of Language for the things themselves are naturally capable of this kind of inflexion The first of these may signifie either Affirmatively Substantive denoting Ability Active to do Sensitiveness Visiveness Passive to be done Sensibleness Visibleness Adjective or Able Active to do Sensitive Visive Passive to be done Sensible Visible Negatively Substantive denoting Inability Active to do Insensitiveness Invisiveness Passive to be done Insensibleness Invisibility Adjective or Vnable Active to do Insensitive Invisive Passive to be done Insensible Invisible By this Particle are all these common words to be exprest Capable Effable Audible Accessible Comprehensible Evitable Fallible c. which being compounded with the Negative Particle in will signifie the opposite as Incapable c. In this sense to render a man Vnresponsive is to Confound Poze Puzzle Non-plus A person insolutive or as we commonly say insolvent is a Bankrupt Vnwalkative is a Cripple Non-surrective is Bedrid Vnfattable is Flue c. The second of these may likewise signifie either Affirmatively whether affixed to Substantive denoting Aptness Active to do Amorousness Credulousness Passive to be done Amiableness Credibleness Adjective Apt Active to do Amorous Credulous Passive to be done Amiable Credible Negatively whether affixed to a Substantive Vnaptness Active to do Vnamorousness Incredulousness Passive to be done Vnamiableness Incredibleness Adjective Vnapt Active to do Vnamourous Incredulous Passive to be done Vnamiable Incredible There are great variety of Integrals to which these notes are applicable So These words will signifie Motion Agile Nimble-ness Fear Timerous Terrible Shame Bashful-ness Anger Hasty Touchy Peevish Froward Choleric Te●ty Pettish Snappish c. Contention Captious-ness Quarrelsom Contempt Scornful Despicable Lust Salacity Libidinous Inventiveness Sagacity Play Wanton Gamesome These words will signifie Evaporative Volatile Imitative Mimical Cleanse Abstersive Corrode Corrosive Sickness Crazy Sickly Sleep Drowsie Grudge Querulous Kick Skittish Break Frail Brittle Correction Corrigible Associate Sociable To be found Obvious Inhabit Habitable Trouble Troublesom There are some words in our English Tongue which are used promiscuously both Actively and Passively as Changeable Mutable Alterable Pitiful Fearful Mortal c. whereby they are liable to mistake which may be prevented by these Particles being duely apply'd either to a Substantive or Adjective Active or Passive as the sense shall require VI. 2. INCEPTIVE FREQVENTATIVE The first signifies the beginning of Actions or Things which being a kind of Mode or imperfect notion is therefore fit to be joyned as a servile and auxiliary 'T is commonly expressed in English by the word Wax or Grow And in Latin as was observed before by the Termination sco Senesco Lucesco Calesco Wax old Wax light Wax hot c. There are in our Language some peculiar words and phrases which do only import this notion and by this mark will be rendred needless and redundant So These words will signifie Fire Kindle Tind Light Break Crack Usurp Encroach Navigate Take shipping Launch Itinerate Set forth Proceed Set forward These words will signifie Possess Take Livery and Seisin Repent Relent Trade Set up Work Set to work Hold Take hold Effluviate Tap Broach So the word Morning with this note will signifie Dawning Day-spring Aurora Diluculum And the word day or night with this mark will signifie Crepusculum Twilight The second of these doth signifie the repetition or wontedness of Actions which is such a kind of servile notion as the former and therefore fit to be this way provided for It is of a very large exten● in the use of it being as the other notion of inceptive likewise 〈◊〉 applicable to most Verbs And there are some words in our English which will by this note be rendred needless So These words will signifie Drink Bibble Tipple Talk Babble Move in Water Dabble Come Haunt Resort Repeat Inculcate Ingeminate These words will signifie Demand Solicit Dunne Sigh Sob Disappear Twinckle Glimmer Pull Vellicate Bite Gnaw It may be worthy consideration to enquire whether the opposite to each of these viz. Desinative and Raritive or seldom ought not to be particularly provided for in this kind VI. 3. ENDEAVOVR IMPETVS Both these may contribute to the Abbreviating of Language when they are compounded as serviles there being several distinct words and phrases which by such composition will be rendred needless their true notions being sufficiently expressable by the use of these Particles The first denotes the Application of a Mans self to the doing of any thing So These words will signifie Hear Listen Hearken Attend Give Ear See Pry Peep Feel Grope Lift Heave Catch Catch at These words will signifie Strike Strike at Strike thrustingly Foine at Obtain Reach after Provide Purvey Sell Set to Sale The second doth denote the particular fit or sudden violence of any Action or Thing So These words will signifie Motion Start Jerk Thrust Rush Pull Twitch Percussion Rap Catch Snatch Bite Snap Exclamation Shout Squeak Squeal Screan Shreek These words will signifie Running Career Anger Fury Melancholy Dump Flame Flash Wind Flaw Gust Rain Storm Battel Shock Disease Fit Paroxysm VII 1. AVGMENTATIVE DIMINVTIVE These are of very general comprehensive usefulness in Language The former of them doth properly denote Transcendental Greatness both Extensive and Intensive When it is applyed to Bodies 't is of the same import with those usual words Great Huge Vast Main and is by the Latins often expressed in Adjectives by the Termination osus whereby they signifie the notion of Abounding When it is applied to Qualities or Actions it denotes Intention of Degrees being equivalent with those Articles very much hard sore stark sound greatly Valde multum oppido magnopere perquam admodum vehementer cumprimis c. It is applicable likewise by way of Allusion to the Amplitude Grandeur and