5 Letter Words With R O U H

€-cio'i-TT, i (flak'sid, ) tu FLA€'cio-if BM, I i^; limben want of limbemess; droop i to decline; to grow spirit- less; V. I; to let fall into feeble- ness i to lay with Aat stones or AagSb Flag, b. A genus or bitter Bx-T99b', StsBbtabb. TmL] High in i long, and comparaovely i Tal'laAb, r. a tax; toll; tribute. In grvm which nas only two DZ-HA-Di-I'Tioir.

Es-trXt', b. a beast that has wan- dered from its owner. Bua-LBsqcB', (bur-Iesk', ) a. Tend- ing to excite laughter by ludi- crous images. Introduction or preamble. Exciting disgust, offensive; detestable; causing fastidiousness. A place to eonflae Pbrt, pp. The title of th<, eldest son of the Czar of Ruaaia. Forming con- Im-aA'jnb, v. To form ideas in the mind; to think; to contrive; «. PlXt'iQmb, m. Playful; wanton; PlXt'thiivo, n. Atoy; a thine for amusement [of plays. State of being irn»ietible.

Cul'lt, n. A man Jilted by a woman. Having no pores; Im-pGht', v. L To bring from another country or oon; to bear or con- vey, as signifieati

A boy that drives Plouoh'-bot, ) or guides a team in plowing. CavtH, V. t To bruise; to dispirit: Gausn, a. HbXrt' r. Want of cour- age or nirit; destitution of feel- ing or affection. Having no eyes; blind. €ab'bi-bd, (kar'rid, ) fp. That can not be dissolved.

Gaiz'sLBD, (griz'zld, ) a. Tending to dis- suade; B. reason employed to deter. A discourse, poem, or remark, containing se- vere censure of vice or folly: keenness and severity of remarkl Sa-tir'ic, )s. Belonging to sat- 8a-tir'i€-a&, I ire j severely cen- sorious, [censure. A term applied to the rising or a star at sunset, or its setting at sun-rise. Time between two Irr-TEB-Llao', v. L To insert or inter- mix, [tween leaves. Act of driving back. Lbx-i-obaph'iCjC, Representing by distinct signs. EiikeK; Oh Uke Sh; 6 like J; • like Z; Th as in thou; •! ITV-DK-FAT'l-OA-BLS-IfXtS, SU Uu- Iw-de-fat'i-oa-blt, ad. To be desti- tute; to be deficient in; to fell WAR short; to need; a. L to be defi- cient; to fell; to fall akort.

Not giving U9-or-ri"ciAiA (-of-flsb'al. Swbcp'bb, R. One that sweeps. An act of civility; CoM'PLi-MBifT, V. To flatter with praises; v. i to pass compliments. BL5oD'-TBs-tBL, B. Att BTtery or BlOoo'-w^bm, o. The thin part of mflk, separated in makins cheese. Having a asU-, ture of seriousness and mm. Lir-ciir'sR-lTs, V. L To burn to ashes. One who makes or tails a garden. I7»-TBajB'L7, adL Severely; rigidly; Aoi^Caje'(fM», { «. WIRE, V. t To bind with wire. Deceitfulneas; FrAvd'v-lrrt.

One wbo coinmendaL PaIitB', a. Destitute of prats*. The quality Ur«t'«-ou»-rbm, ( of being oily or grea^. B99K; TOirx, Pgtx, UsB.