FULL

1114. His heart is fuU. We bave our hands full. He

bas a full belly. Tbis cbild is full of play. Every one is full of tbe story. The photograpb is drawn with a full face. It is full moon. He bas a full body (habit). He is of full âge. She is full twenty. You are at full liberty to abuse me. We galloped at full speed. Full stop. He ate his full. In full of ail demands. I waited full an hour for you. Look me full in the face. He is in full dress. In full uniform. A full grown man. A full grown girl. This tree is in full bloom. We had the game full in view.

GooD.

1115. Will you make good my loss? That will come

to no good. He is as good as his word. You bave my good will. AU in good time. He is a man of good parts. I bave a good mind

to knock him down. It does me good to think of your friendship. I tell you that for good. It is for your good. My goods cannot sell.

Grant and To Grant.

1116. We obtained a grant of lands in Algeria. The

grant of money was voted.

Grant him that favour. God grant it! Granted ! Granted it be so! You seem to take it for granted. You may take it for granted. The king granted a charter. Your prayer is granted.

Gross.

1117. He has gross features. The gross sum. The

gross produce. The gross weight. His language is very gross. The gross of the people in this country are very poor. In the gross.

I bought a gross of knives. He is grossheaded, gross-minded.

Grocjnd.

1118. Let us go upon that rising ground! Hâve you

travelled by the underground railway? The background. The enemy gain ground. The gênerai loses ground. I go upon sure grounds. I refuse on thèse grounds. Your house stands upon dry ground. I will stand my ground.

Hand and To Hand.

1119. He prayed with clasped hands. He v^as bound

hand and foot. Shake hands! I wash my hands. I wash my hands of it. We are hands

and glove together. He is my right hand.

We drove four in hand. He changed his hand. He kept a strict hand on the schoolboys. I cannot lay my hand on it. He laid violent hands on the fellow. He laid violent hands on himself. To bring a child up by hand. Had you a hand in it? He has a hand in every pie. He is at hand. The day of révolution is at hand. Expect no favour at his hands. Now you are in my hands, at last.

Let us go hand in hand. He lives from hand to mouth. There he stands, sword in hand.

Do not take the law into your own hands.

He took the farm into his own hands. Ofif hands! He did it off hand. He is oflF my hands. I hâve him still on my hands. He acted hand over head. He carried it with a high hand. There is business on hand for you. Your letter came to.hand. A hand to hand fight. The letter which I received through your hands. Give him a hand. AU hands on deck! There are four hundred hands in that mill. What a fine hand he writes! He is a good hand at it. On the left hand. You got the upperhand. Do not show your hand (at cards). On the one hand. I hear it on ail hands. Put the hand-cuflFs on him.

Hand me the bottle. Hand this lady to her carriage. It was handed down from our forefathers. Hand it round!

Head.

1120. Over head and ears. Well! wbat do you say :

heads or tails? The wine got into his head.

I took it into my head to visit Italy. The headquarters were near the head of a stream.

He stood ad the head of my bed. Your stick has a pretty head. We dined at j^ 1 a head, and my father sat at the head of the table.

You will find the information under the head, etc. Make head against misfortune. Is that gentleman the head-master?

Home.

1121. Go home! Shall I see you home? We ail bave

to go to our long home. That was a homethrust. You strike home. This deed will be brought home to you. Are you at home?

He is from home. Make yourself at home.

He has no home. Go where a man may, home is the centre to which his heart tums.

The Home department. Home-made bread.

He is home-sick. Home-sickness.

Idle.

1122. It is idle to talk of by-gones. You are an idle

fellow. You indulge in idle talk. I look upon ail you say as so many idle words. What an idle story you are telling me!

1123. You are looking iU. Why do you speak illof

your best friends? I had ill luck. I am ill able to lose a hundred pounds. He is a low,

ill-bred fellow. I must confess that the man is ill-favoured. Your complaints are generally ill-founded. Your remarks are ill-timed. If you do me an ill-turn, [ shall never forget it. You indulge in ill-sounding epithets. What an ill-shaped building! AU that is ill-devised. Hâve you been ill-treated?

Issue and To Issue.

1124. There was an over-issue of banknotes. Is there

any issue ont of this predicament? He died without issue. Wait for the issue. They joined issue. I was at issue with them. There is no issue.

The profits issuing from the transaction were divided among them. Two men, issued from our ranks, betrayed their country. The troops issued ont of the fortress. Orders were issued from headquarters. The writ has been issued.

AU thèse notes were issued the same day.

Loss.

1125. You must put up with your loss. I am at a

loss to understand exactly what you mean.

What a loss it is! I sell at a loss.

Lot.

1126. Your lot is enviable. It falls to ray lot to

reward you. Let us draw lots ! The auctioneer knocks the lot down. Do you pay scot and lot? Well! you hâve made a fine lot for yourself.