435
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accosted |
[.] ACCOST'ED, pp. Address; first spoken to. In heraldry, being side by side. |
831
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adjusted |
[.] ADJUST'ED, pp. Made exact or conformable; reduced to a right form or standard settled. |
970
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adusted |
[.] ADUST'ED, a. Become hot and dry; burnt; scorched. |
1162
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afforested |
[.] AFFOR'ESTED, pp. Converted into forest. |
3737
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arrested |
[.] ARREST'ED, pp. Seized; apprehended; stopped; hindered; restrained. |
4039
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assisted |
[.] ASSIST'ED, pp. Helped; aided. |
4306
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attested |
[.] ATTEST'ED, pp. Proved or supported by testimony, solemn or official; witnessed; supported by evidence. |
4858
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ballasted |
[.] BAL'LASTED, pp. Furnished with ballast; kept steady by a counterpoising force. |
5185
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basted |
[.] BASTED, pp. Beat with a stick; moistened with fat or other matter in roasting; sewed together with long stitches,or slightly. |
5999
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betrusted |
[.] BETRUST'ED, pp. Entrusted; confided; committed in trust. |
6413
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blasted |
[.] BL'ASTED, pp. Affected by some cause that checks growth, injures, impairs, destroys, or renders abortive; split by an explosion of gunpowder. |
7240
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breasted |
[.] BREAST'ED, a. Having a broad breast; having a fine voice. |
7416
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broad-breasted |
[.] BROAD-BREASTED, a. Having a broad breast. |
8732
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casted |
[.] CASTED, pp. For cast, is not in use. |
10112
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cisted |
[.] CISTED, a. Inclosed in a cyst. [See Cysted.] |
10435
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close-fisted |
[.] CLOSE-FISTED, a. Covetous; niggardly. |
10515
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club-fisted |
[.] CLUB-FISTED, a. Having a large fist. |
10652
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coasted |
[.] COASTED, pp. Sailed by. |
12437
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contrasted |
[.] CONTRASTED, pp. Set in opposition; examined in opposition. |
13481
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crested |
[.] CRESTED, a. [from crest.] [.] 1. Wearing a crest; adorned with a crest or plume; having a comb; as a crested helmet; a crested cock. [.] 2. In natural history, having a tuft like a crest. |
13749
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crusted |
[.] CRUSTED, pp. Covered with a crust. |
14710
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deep-waisted |
[.] DEEP-WAISTED, a. Having a deep waist, as a ship when the quarter deck and forecastle are raised from four to six feet above the level of the main deck. |
15652
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detested |
[.] DETESTED, pp. Hated extremely; abhorred. |
15708
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devested |
[.] DEVESTED, pp. Stripped of clothes; deprived; freed from; alienated or lost, as title. |
15976
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digested |
[.] DIGESTED, pp. Reduced to method; arranged in due order; concocted or prepared in the stomach or by a gentle heat; received without rejection; borne; disposed for use. |
16209
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disafforested |
[.] DISAFFORESTED, pp. Stripped of forest privileges. |
16629
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disgusted |
[.] DISGUSTED, pp. Displeased; offended. |
16698
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disinterested |
[.] DISINTERESTED, a. [.] 1. Uninterested; indifferent; free from self-interest; having no personal interest or private advantage in a question or affair. It is important that a judge should be perfectly disinterested. [.] 2. Not influenced or dictated by private advantage; ... |
16699
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disinterestedly |
[.] DISINTERESTEDLY, adv. In a disinterested manner. |
16700
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disinterestedness |
[.] DISINTERESTEDNESS, n. The state or quality of having no personal interest or private advantage in a question or event; freedom from bias or prejudice, on account of private interest; indifference. |
16755
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dismasted |
[.] DISMASTED, pp. Deprived of a mast or masts. |
17120
|
distasted |
[.] DISTASTED, pp. Disrelished; disliked; offended; displeased. |
17209
|
distrusted |
[.] DISTRUSTED, pp. Doubted; suspected. |
17300
|
divested |
[.] DIVESTED, pp. Stripped; undressed; deprived. |
19140
|
encysted |
[.] ENCYST'ED, a. [from cyst.] Inclosed in a bag, bladder or vesicle; as an encysted tumor. |
20575
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exhausted |
[.] EXHAUST'ED, pp. Drawn out; drained off; emptied by drawing, draining or evaporation; wholly used or expended; consumed. |
21534
|
feasted |
[.] FE'ASTED, pp. Entertained sumptuously; delighted. |
22663
|
foisted |
[.] FOIST'ED, pp. Inserted wrongfully. |
22950
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forested |
[.] FOR'ESTED, pp. Covered with trees; wooded. |
22955
|
foretasted |
[.] FORETA'STED, pp. Tasted beforehand or before another. |
23486
|
frosted |
[.] FROST'ED, pp. [.] 1. Covered with a composition like white frost. [.] 2. a. Having hair changed to a gray or white color, as if covered with hoar-frost; as a head frosted by age. |
23775
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fusted |
[.] FUST'ED, a. Moldy; ill smelling. |
25883
|
hardfisted |
[.] H`ARDFISTED, a. Close fisted; covetous. |
25998
|
harvested |
[.] H`ARVESTED, pp. Reaped and collected, as ripe corn and fruits. |
26010
|
hasted |
[.] HASTED |
26801
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high-tasted |
[.] HIGH-TASTED, a. Having a strong relish; piquant. |
26983
|
hoisted |
[.] HOIST'ED, pp. Raised; lifted; drawn up. |
28308
|
impasted |
[.] IMPA'STED, a. Concreted, as into paste. [.] 1. Pasted over; covered with paste, or with thick paint. |
29290
|
indigested |
[.] INDIGEST'ED, a. [in and digested; L. indigestus.] [.] 1. Not digested; not concocted in the stomach; not changed or prepared for nourishing the body; indigested; crude. [.] 2. Not separated into distinct classes or orders, or into proper from; not regularly disposed ... |
29525
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inexhausted |
[.] INEXHAUST'ED, a. [in and exhausted.] [.] 1. Not exhausted; not emptied; unexhausted. [.] 2. Not spent; not having lost all strength or resources; unexhausted. |
29622
|
infested |
[.] INFEST'ED, pp. Troubled; annoyed; harassed; plagued. |
29911
|
inlisted |
[.] INLIST'ED, pp. Engaged in military service, as a soldier. |
30442
|
interested |
... [.] IN'TERESTED, ... |
30630
|
intertwisted |
[.] INTERTWIST'ED, pp. Twisted one with another. |
30762
|
intrusted |
[.] INTRUST'ED, pp. Delivered in trust; committed to the hands or care of another, in confidence that he will be faithful in discharging his duty. |
30776
|
intwisted |
[.] INTWIST'ED, pp. Twisted together. |
30855
|
invested |
[.] INVEST'ED, pp. Clothed; dressed; adorned; inclosed. |
33020
|
listed |
[.] LIST'ED, pp. [.] 1. Striped; particolored in stripes. [.] 2. Covered with list. [.] 3. Inclosed for combat. [.] 4. Engaged in public service; enrolled. |
34073
|
manifested |
[.] MAN'IFESTED, pp. Made clear; disclosed; made apparent, obvious or evident. |
34374
|
masted |
[.] M`ASTED, a. Furnished with a mast or masts. |
35647
|
mistrusted |
[.] MISTRUST'ED, pp. Suspected. |
35834
|
molested |
[.] MOLEST'ED, pp. Disturbed; troubled; annoyed. |
38558
|
ousted |
[.] OUST'ED, pp. Taken away; removed; ejected. |
38886
|
overmasted |
[.] OVERM'ASTED, pp. Having masts too long or too heavy for the ship. |
42013
|
posted |
[.] POSTED, pp. Placed; stationed. [.] 1. Exposed on a post or by public notice. [.] 2. Carried to a ledger, as accounts. |
43411
|
protested |
[.] PROTEST'ED, pp. Solemnly declared or alleged; declared against for non-acceptance or non-payment. |
44802
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readjusted |
[.] READJUST'ED, pp. Adjusted again; resettled. |
45325
|
redigested |
[.] REDIGEST'ED, pp. Digested again. |
45690
|
reinlisted |
[.] REINLIST'ED, pp. Inlisted anew. |
45723
|
reinvested |
[.] REINVEST'ED, pp. Invested again. |
46284
|
requested |
[.] REQUEST'ED, pp. Asked; desired; solicited. |
46411
|
resisted |
[.] RESIST'ED, pp. Opposed; counteracted; withstood. |
46501
|
rested |
[.] REST'ED, pp. Laid on for support. |
46778
|
revested |
[.] REVEST'ED, pp. clothed again; invested anew. |
46924
|
ribroasted |
[.] RIB'ROASTED, pp. Soundly beaten. |
47113
|
roasted |
[.] ROASTED, pp. Dressed by exposure to heat on a spit. |
47553
|
rusted |
[.] RUST'ED, pp. Affected with rust. |
49058
|
self-interested |
[.] SELF-IN'TERESTED, a. Having self-interest; particularly concerned for one's self. |
49847
|
short-waisted |
[.] SHORT-WAISTED, a. [short and waist.] Having a short waist or body. |
52139
|
sted |
[.] STED, STEDFAST. [See Stead.] |
52140
|
steddily |
... [.] STEADILY, STEDDILY, ... |
52141
|
steddiness |
[.] STEADINESS, STEDDINESS, n. [.] 1. Firmness of standing or position; a state of being not tottering or easily moved or shaken. A man stands with steddiness; he walks with steddiness. [.] 2. Firmness of mind or purpose; constancy; resolution. We say, a man has steddiness ... |
52142
|
steddy |
[.] STEADY, STEDDY, a. [.] 1. Firm in standing or position; fixed; not tottering or shaking; applicable to any object. [.] 2. Constant in mind, purpose or pursuit; not fickle, changeable or wavering; not easily moved or persuaded to alter a purpose; as a man steddy ... |
52143
|
stedfast |
[.] STEADFAST, STEDFAST, a. [stead and fast.] [.] 1. Fast fixed; firm; firmly fixed or established; as the stedfast globe of earth. [.] 2. Constant; firm; resolute; not fickle or wavering. [.] [.] Abide stedfast to thy neighbor in the time of his trouble. [.] [.] Him ... |
52144
|
stedfastly |
[.] STEADFASTLY, STEDFASTLY, adv. Firmly; with constancy or steadiness of mind. [.] [.] Steadfastly believe that whatever God has revealed is infallibly true. |
52145
|
stedfastness |
[.] STEADFASTNESS, STEDFASTNESS, n. [.] 1. Firmness of standing; fixedness in place. [.] 2. Firmness of mind or purpose; fixedness in principle; constancy; resolution; as the stedfastness of faith. He adhered to his opinions with steadfastness. |
52722
|
strong-fisted |
[.] STRONG-FISTED, a. [strong and fist.] Having a strong hand; muscular. |
53281
|
suggested |
[.] SUGGEST'ED, pp. Hinted; intimated. |
54499
|
tasted |
[.] TASTED, pp. Perceived by the organs of taste; experienced. |
54894
|
tested |
[.] TEST'ED, pp. Tried or approved by a test. |
55597
|
toasted |
[.] TOASTED, pp. Scorched by heat; named in drinking the health. |
56672
|
trusted |
[.] TRUST'ED, pp. Confided in; relied on; depended on; applied to persons. [.] 1. Sold on credit; as goods or property. [.] 2. Delivered in confidence to the care of another; as letters or goods trusted to a carrier or bailee. |
56950
|
twisted |
[.] TWIST'ED, pp. Formed by winding threads or strands round each other. |
57156
|
unadjusted |
[.] UNADJUST'ED, a. [.] 1. Not adjusted; not settled; not regulated; as differences unadjusted. [.] 2. Not settled; not liquidated; as unadjusted accounts. |
57294
|
unassisted |
[.] UNASSIST'ED, a. Not assisted; not aided or helped; as unassisted reason. |
57312
|
unattested |
[.] UNATTEST'ED, a. Not attested; having no attestation. |
57338
|
unballasted |
[.] UNBAL'LASTED, a. [.] 1. Freed from ballast. [.] 2. a. Not furnished with ballast; not kept steady by ballast or by weight; unsteady; as unballasted wits. [.] "Unballast vessel," for unballasted, in Addison, is an unauthorized phrase. |
57415
|
unblasted |
[.] UNBL'ASTED, a. Not blasted; not made to wither. |
57742
|
uncontested |
[.] UNCONTEST'ED, a. [.] 1. Not contested; not disputed. [.] 2. Evident; plain. |
58064
|
undigested |
[.] UNDIGEST'ED, a. Not digested; not subdued by the stomach; crude. |
58273
|
unexhausted |
[.] UNEXHAUST'ED, a. [.] 1. Not exhausted; not drained to the bottom, or to the last article. [.] 2. Not spent; as unexhausted patience or strength. |
58696
|
uninterested |
... [.] UNIN'TERESTED, ... |
58711
|
uninvested |
[.] UNINVEST'ED, a. [.] 1. Not invested; not clothed. [.] 2. Not converted into some species of property less fleeting than money; as money uninvested. |
58949
|
unmolested |
[.] UNMOLEST'ED, a. Not molested; not disturbed; free from disturbance. |
59385
|
unrequested |
[.] UNREQUEST'ED, a. Not requested; not asked. |
59394
|
unresisted |
[.] UNRESIST'ED, a. [See Resist.] [.] 1. Not resisted; not opposed. [.] 2. Resistless; such as cannot be successfully opposed. |
59459
|
unroosted |
[.] UNROOST'ED, a. Driven from the roost. |
59807
|
untasted |
[.] UNTASTED, a. [.] 1. Not tasted; not tried by the taste or tongue. [.] 2. Not enjoyed; as untasted pleasures. |
59829
|
untested |
[.] UNTEST'ED, a. Not tested; not tried by a standard. |
59974
|
unwasted |
[.] UNWASTED, a. [.] 1. Not lost by extravagance or negligence; not lavished away; not dissipated. [.] 2. Not consumed by time or violence. [.] 3. Not lost by exhaustion, evaporation or other means. |
60716
|
vested |
[.] VEST'ED, pp. [.] 1. Clothed; covered; closely encompassed. [.] 2. a. Fixed; not in a state of contingency or suspension; as vested rights. [.] Vested legacy, in law, a legacy the right to which commences in presenti, and does not depend on a contingency, as ... |
61475
|
wasted |
[.] WASTED, pp. [.] 1. Expended without necessity or use; lost through negligence; squandered. [.] 2. Diminished; dissipated; evaporated; exhausted. [.] 3. Desolated; ruined; destroyed. |
62628
|
worsted |
[.] WORSTED, pp. Defeated; overthrown. [.] WORSTED, n. WUSTED. [The origin of this word is uncertain. It is usually supposed to take its name from a town in England or in Flanders; but in Norman, worstetz is mentioned; as lit de morstetz, a bed of worsted.] ... |
62685
|
wrested |
[.] WRESTED, pp. Pulled with twisting; distorted; perverted. |
