f. (L. bassus), baseness, os vileness, base action

battre, v. a. (L. batere), to beat, to

strike.

beau, or bel, le, adj. (L. bellus), handsome, Ds muet

beaucoup, adv. (beau coup), much, many, decply.

gi v. à. (béche, L.L, becca), to

bête, 8..f. (L. bestia), beast, dumb creature, blockhead.

betterave, s. f. (L. beta, rapa), boct.

biais, «. m. (L. bifacem), slope, slant, expedient, manner.

bien, adv.

finely, a grea.

bientôt, adv. (bien tôt), soon: à Vente, ægood-bye (for a ea time).

à he, adj. (0.HG. blanch), white.

blane, 8. m. (blanc, .), whi ÿ blanc d'Épages Rte" boire, v. a. (L. bibere), buvant, du, Je bois, je bus, que je boive, to drink; to tipple; verser à boi:

drink.

. (L. bene), well, proper, certainly, truly,indeed, very; t many.

re, to pour

bo (LL bosc ooù, forest: imb rade

boîter, v. n. (boîte, L. buxida), to limp, to be lame. uses bon, ne, adj. (L. bonus), good, kind.

bondir, v. n. (L.L. bombitare), to bound, to leap.

bonheur, 8. m. (L. bonum augurium), osione: good fortune.

bo , . (bon , day, mr del x, Jour), good day,

bord m. (Bordeaux, bord d'eaux), claret, Bordoste We

bouche, s. f. (L. bucca), mouth.

Boucier, v. a. (boucle), to buckie, to | n, to do up.

boueller (boucle, L.L.bucula), shield, buckler,

bouger, v. n. (LL. bullicare), to move, to budge.

bouillonner, v. n, (bouilir, L. bul.

lire), to bubble, to boil.

bouquet, s. m. (O. Fr. uet, L.L, us À bouquet, HA

bout, s. m. (Germ. origin), end, bit ;

venir à bout de, to pe à

bouteille, s. f. (L. buticula), bottle.

brandir, v. G , or , to brandish, ER ion)

b 8. M, (L. brachium), arm ; bras nos shirt-sleeves.

broche, 8. f. (L.L. brocca), spit.

brosse, s. f. (0.H.G. brustia), brush.

brosser, v. à. (brosse), to brush.

bruit, s. m. (bruire, sim ?), report, rumour, noise, dispute, fame,

bu, see botre.

buffet, s. m. (etym. !), side-board.

bureau, s. m. (dure, L. burra, coarse cloth), desk, office, bureau.

butor, s. m. (etym.f), bittern, stupid man, donkey.

ca, pron. (for cela), that. <à, adv. (L. ecce hac), here: ah ‘ well, w now, —— now. Le

eabaler, v. n. (cabale, Heb. kabala), to cabal, to intrigue.

cabinet, 5. m. (Ital gabinetto), cabinet, closet, study.

| É cal core RS m. (Ital. capriola), cacacher, v. a. (L. conctare), to hide.

cachette, s. f. (cacher), hiding-place.

café, n. m. (Turk. kahvch), coffee.

caîsse, n. f. (L, capea), case, chest,

lomn f. (L cal “hp anal, de ontemai)

calomnier, v. a. (calomnie), to calumniate,

<amp, s. m. (L. campus), camp.

campa, , 8. f. (L. campania), country, plain, fields, campaign.

camif, s. m. (A.S, cnif), penknife.

camion, s. m. (etym. !), district,

cantonade, s. f. (Ital. cantonata), (thent.) wing: parler À Le canto.

nade, to speak Ag person who is atthe wing, behind the scenes.

VocABuLARy,

€ar, conj. (L, quare), for, becauso, as, caracté, . (L. character character, letter, =. exPree.

men), nr AT. aan ei

rpe £. (charpentier, L, car.

sion, nes watt, de

Carafe, Cara, work frame: bots me Water Dogtfe tal 1h decanter, pente, timber,

carte, 8. f. (L. charta), card, map,

casser, v. à. (L, quassare to break, to crack, nus out, où

Castagnette, s, f, (Sp. castañeta),

castanet, Dr n. (L, causari), to chat,

““iscams this Ce LE Ad (L 6000 Gr dem. pron. (L, ecce hoc), he, she, t, they.

ceci, dem. pron, (ce ct), this, ceindre, v. a. (L. cingere), ceignant, A Li cei, , to en y rain gen ver eela, demon, pron, (ce là), that celui-là, celle. ceux-là, celles.

charrue, s. f. (L, Carruca), plough, À È d [ndj.} L cali.

er venmtts (ad. hou to be warm.

chauve, ad), (L, calvus), bald.

chemi, f. (L, sh chemise, * °s comiin) 7

her, & À dear, mes 4 (L. carus), dear, be.

chercher, v. L, ci to

to look Hor. to ( "; aller chere to go and get,

e rep. (L. , in one’ hez, prep. (L. casa) sn chez moi, at my house,

hiffon, 8. m. (ctym, f), rag.

chiffre, «, m. (Arabic cifr). figure, number, cipher, mon

ht LI adj. (chimie, LL, chy.

ra .. ù chœur, 5. m. (L, chorus), choir, chorus,

f. thing, matter, un LC (L. causa), ng, ma

chou, 8, m..(L, Caulis), cabbage, chut, inter, (onomat.), hush !

ei, adv. , here ; r RE à er por

cinq, adj, (L, quinque), five, et mantaine, 8 1. (cinguante), y.

£ cresiaire, 8 f. (L. circularem), cir.

classe, s. f. (L. classis), class, order, clou, s. m., (L, clavus), nail, stud, Cœur, 8. m. (L, cor), heart, mind,

bo , oonspesteur, 8. m. (L. collaborare)

collègue, s. m.(L, collega), colleague, comédie, 5. f. (L, Comædia), comedy,

cent, adj. (L. centum), hundred,

centurion, 8. m, (L, centurionem), centurion,

cependant, adv. (ce pendant), never.

eless, yet, but, however,

certain, e, adj. (L, certus), certain, positive,

certainement, adv. (certain), certainly, Indoeë, wirhc ee ge)

rtin . (LL, FERRER rtntam,

ifier, y. to er À sise certificare), César, s, m. (L. Cæsarem), Cæsar

D ron. uisque unus), every "ons, net. es

chaise, s. f. (L, Cathedra), chair, chambre, s. f. (L, Camera), chamber, room.

champ, m. (L. cam fleld ; surde-chame. immedipus) a

chance, s. f. (L, cadentia), chan 800 luck s

chanson, s. f. (L, cantionem), song ;

comme, adv., conj. (es uomodo), idie story, nonsense, 28, like, 80. «mous KI h

L asit were, OW; Chapeau, s. m. (L. cappa), hat. x. since, ee E ; :

commencement, 8. m. (commencer) Ne to 1osa! .: crus ei, «4 commencement, beginning.

charge ; se cha totake | commencer, v. a. n, (L. c minitiare), sie € je ones get C2) EAl r ke 10 Leg

to commence: t5 FETE