flĭm´s̝y̆ thin.
fŏr beâr´: keep from.
fŏr´eĭgn: belonging to other countries.
fōur scōre: eighty.
fra̤ud: deceit; cheat.
frŏth´y̆: full of bubbles.
fŭṉc´tions (shŭns̝): actions suitable to a business or profession.
găl´lant: brave.
găl´ley̆: a vessel with oars, used by ancient people.
gärb: dress.
Gēe´zĭs: the sun.
ġē´nĭes̝: spirits; powerful fairies.
giving ear: listening.
glâre: stare; look fiercely.
glēe: joy; mirth.
glŏss´y̆: smooth and shining.
grăt´ĭ tū̍de: thankfulness.
grăv ĭ tā´tion (shŭn): the law of nature by which all bodies are drawn toward one another.
Great Wall, the: a wall fourteen hundred miles long, built many hundreds of years ago for the defense of the Chinese Empire.
grēen´swa̤rd: turf green with grass.
guärd´ĭ an: one to whose care a person or thing is committed.
gŭlls̝: long-winged seabirds.
hăv´ŏc: destruction; ruin.
ha̤ws̝´ẽrs̝: large ropes.
hẽr´mĭt: a man who lives apart from other people.
hĭl´lȯck: a small mound.
hīre´lĭng: one who serves for gain only.
hŏp´pẽr: a box through which grain passes into a mill.
Ho̤us´sā̍in.
hȯv´ẽrs̝: covers; shelters.
hū̍ mĭl´ĭ ā´tion (shŭn): shame; disgrace.
ĭl lū´mĭ nāt ĕd: lighted up; brightened.
ĭm ăġ´ĭ nȧ tĭve: full of fancies.
ĭm pĕt´ū̍ oŭs: hasty.
ĭm pŏs´tor: a cheat; one who imposes upon others.
ĭn crē̍ dū´lĭ ty̆: unbelief.
ĭn´fĭ nĭte ly̆: beyond measure; greatly.
ĭn ġē̍ nū´ĭ ty̆: skill; inventiveness.
ĭn hĕr´ĭt ançe: possession.
ĭn scrĭp´tion (shŭn): that which is inscribed or written, especially on a building or monument.
ĭn sta̤lled´: placed in office.
ĭn stĭnc´tĭve: acting according to one's nature.
ĭn tẽr çēde´: speak in one's behalf.
ĭn tŏl´ẽr ȧ ble: not to be borne.
ĭn´vȧ lĭd: one who is weak from illness.
Ĭ ŏl´c̵hŏs.
Jā´sȯn.
jŭṉ´gles̝: thickets of trees and vines.
Kägh: the hedgehog.
kīne: cows.