Abjects, Psa 35:15low, despised persons.<\/p>\n
Abomination, Deu 7:26idol; polluted thing.<\/p>\n
Addicted, 1Co 16:15devoted; given to.<\/p>\n
Affect, Gal 4:17seek to win.<\/p>\n
Aha, Psa 35:21″hurrah.”<\/p>\n
Albeit, Eze 13:7although it be.<\/p>\n
Allow, Luk 11:48to praise; to approve.<\/p>\n
All to brake, Jdg 9:53brake to pieces.<\/p>\n
Amerce, Deu 22:19punish by fire.<\/p>\n
Ancients, Isa 47:6aged persons.<\/p>\n
Anon, Mat 13:20quickly at once.<\/p>\n
Apothecary, Exo 30:25not a druggist, but “a maker of perfumes.”<\/p>\n
Artillery, 1Sa 20:40bows; arrows; sling.<\/p>\n
Astonied, Job 17:8astonished.<\/p>\n
At one, Act 7:26in concord, or agreement.<\/p>\n
Attent, 2Ch 6:40attentive.<\/p>\n
Avoid, 1Sa 18:11to withdraw.<\/p>\n
Away with, Isa 1:13bear or endure.<\/p>\n
Barbarian, 1Co 14:11foreigner; not a Greek.<\/p>\n
Beeves, Lev 22:21(plural of beef) oxen; cows.<\/p>\n
Bestead, Isa 8:21placed.<\/p>\n
Bewray, Mat 26:73expose; betray.<\/p>\n
Blains, Exo 9:9blisters; pimples.<\/p>\n
Boiled, Exo 9:31gone to seed.<\/p>\n
Bosses, Job 15:26stud; knob: buckle.<\/p>\n
Botch, Deu 28:27swelling; boil.<\/p>\n
Bravery, Isa 3:18fine dress; showy.<\/p>\n
Bray, Pro 27:22to beat; pound.<\/p>\n
Brigandine, Jer 46:4coat of armor.<\/p>\n
Bruit, Jer 10:22report; fame.<\/p>\n
By, 1Co 4:4against.<\/p>\n
By and by, Mat 13:21at once; immediately.<\/p>\n
Calker, Eze 27:9one who stops leaks of a ship.<\/p>\n
Camphire, Son 1:14refers to cypress, or to “henna-flowers.”<\/p>\n
Careful, Php 4:6anxious.<\/p>\n
Carriage, 1Sa 17:22.baggage; what is carried.<\/p>\n
Caul, Isa 3:18network for the head.<\/p>\n
Champaign, Deu 11:30level place.<\/p>\n
Chapiter, Exo 36:38capital of a pillar.<\/p>\n
Chapmen, 2Ch 9:14traders; merchants.<\/p>\n
Chapt, Jer 14:4cracked open.<\/p>\n
Charger, Mat 14:8large dish.<\/p>\n
Charges, to be at, Act 21:24to pay expenses.<\/p>\n
Charity, 1Co 13:1-13love to God and man.<\/p>\n
Clouted, Jos 9:5patched.<\/p>\n
Cockle, Job 31:40refers to weed in grain.<\/p>\n
Collops, Job 15:27slices of fat.<\/p>\n
College, 2Ki 22:14refers to “second ward,” or port.<\/p>\n
Comfort, 1Th 4:18to strengthen.<\/p>\n
Compass, Act 28:13to make a circuit; surround.<\/p>\n
Concision, Php 3:2cutting off.<\/p>\n
Confection, Exo 30:35compound of various things.<\/p>\n
Conscience, Heb 10:2to have sense of.<\/p>\n
Convenient, Act 24:25seasonable; becoming.<\/p>\n
Conversation(never means “speech” in Scripture) but, (1) Php 1:27behavior; (2) Php 3:20citizenship; (3) Heb 13:5disposition.<\/p>\n
Countervail, Est 7:4to compensate.<\/p>\n
Cracknels, 1Ki 14:3brittle cakes.<\/p>\n
Crisping pins, Isa 3:22irons for curling the hair.<\/p>\n
Cumber, Luk 10:40to burden uselessly.<\/p>\n
Curious arts, Act 19:19magic.<\/p>\n
Damnation, 1Co 11:29condemnation.<\/p>\n
Daysman, Job 9:33umpire; arbiter.<\/p>\n
Deal, Exo 29:40portion, or part.<\/p>\n
Delicates, Jer 51:34choice dainties.<\/p>\n
Deputy, 1Ki 22:47deputed to rule.<\/p>\n
Disposition, Act 7:53ordering.<\/p>\n
Dote, Jer 50:36become foolish.<\/p>\n
Do you to wit, 2Co 8:1make you to know.<\/p>\n
Draught, Mat 15:17drain.<\/p>\n
Draught house, 2Ki 10:27cesspool.<\/p>\n
Ear, to, Isa 30:24to plow.<\/p>\n
Earing, Gen 45:6plowing.<\/p>\n
Earnest, 2Co 1:22a pledge or token of what is to come.<\/p>\n
Emerods, 1Sa 5:6hemorrhoids; piles.<\/p>\n
Enlarge, 2Sa 22:37make free.<\/p>\n
Ensample, 1Co 10:11example.<\/p>\n
Ensue, 1Pe 3:11to follow and overtake.<\/p>\n
Eschew, 1Pe 3:11shun; flee from.<\/p>\n
Exchangers, Mat 25:27bankers; brokers.<\/p>\n
Exorcists, Act 19:13one who pretends to cast out evil spirits by magic.<\/p>\n
Eyeservice, Eph 6:6work done when watched.<\/p>\n
Fain, Luk 15:16glad; gladly.<\/p>\n
Fats, Joe 2:24vats.<\/p>\n
Fenced, Num 32:17walled (cities).<\/p>\n
Flood, Jos 24:3Euphrates river.<\/p>\n
Fray, Deu 28:26scare; frighten.<\/p>\n
Fritting, Lev 13:51corroding; eating as a moth.<\/p>\n
Gainsay, Luk 21:15disprove; contradict.<\/p>\n
Garner, Mat 3:12storehouse for grain.<\/p>\n
Gin, Amo 3:5trap or snare.<\/p>\n
Glistering, Luk 9:29sparkling; glittering.<\/p>\n
Greaves, 1Sa 17:6armor-plates for legs.<\/p>\n
Grudge, Jam 5:9grumble.<\/p>\n
Habergeon, Job 41:26coat-of-mail.<\/p>\n
Haft, Jdg 3:22handle of knife; dagger.<\/p>\n
Hale, Luk 12:58forcibly drag.<\/p>\n
Halt, Luk 14:21lame; crippled.<\/p>\n
Harness, 1Ki 22:34body-armor of a soldier.<\/p>\n
Hoised, Act 27:40hoisted.<\/p>\n
Hold, Jdg 9:46stronghold; prison.<\/p>\n
Honest, Rom 12:17honorable.<\/p>\n
Hosen, Dan 3:21trowsers and stockings in one piece.<\/p>\n
Hough, Jos 11:6to hamstring.<\/p>\n
Instant, Rom 12:12pressing; urgent.<\/p>\n
Instantly, Act 26:7earnestly; at once.<\/p>\n
Jeopard, Jdg 5:18hazard, or risk of life.<\/p>\n
Kerchief, Eze 13:21covering for the head.<\/p>\n
Kine, 1Sa 6:7cows; milch-kine = milking-cows.<\/p>\n
Knop, Exo 25:33knob; a bud-shaped carving.<\/p>\n
Leasing, Psa 4:2lying; falsehood.<\/p>\n
Let, 2Th 2:7hinder; prevent.<\/p>\n
Lewdness, Act 18:14wickedness; crime.<\/p>\n
Libertine, Act 6:9child of a freed slave.<\/p>\n
Listeth. Joh 3:8desireth; wills; chooseth; like.<\/p>\n
Lust, Exo 15:9desire of any kind.<\/p>\n
Lusty, Jdg 3:29healthy; vigorous; strong.<\/p>\n
Magnifical, 1Ch 22:5grand; magnificent.<\/p>\n
Marishes, Eze 47:11marshes; swampy ground.<\/p>\n
Maw, Deu 18:3stomach.<\/p>\n
Meat, Gen 1:29any kind of food.<\/p>\n
Meet, Mat 3:8suitable; fitting.<\/p>\n
Mete, Mat 7:2measure.<\/p>\n
Meteyard, Lev 19:35measuring-rod; yard measure.<\/p>\n
Mincing, Isa 3:16walking with short steps.<\/p>\n
Minish, Exo 5:19diminish; lessen.<\/p>\n
Minister, Luk 4:20attendant; helper.<\/p>\n
Munition, Nah 2:1fortifications; ramparts.<\/p>\n
Murrain, Exo 9:3cattle-plague.<\/p>\n
Naught, Pro 20:14bad; worthless.<\/p>\n
Neesings, Job 41:18old form of “sneezing.”<\/p>\n
Nephew, 1Ti 6:4grandchild.<\/p>\n
Nether, Deu 24:6lower.<\/p>\n
Noisome, Psa 91:3noxious; hurtful.<\/p>\n
Occupy, Luk 19:13trade with.<\/p>\n
Offence, Rom 9:33that against which one stumbles.<\/p>\n
Offend, Mat 18:9stumble against; cause to stumble.<\/p>\n
Or ever, Dan 6:24before.<\/p>\n
Ouches, Exo 28:11sockets (of gold or silver).<\/p>\n
Outlandish, Neh 13:26foreign; strange.<\/p>\n
Painful, Psa 73:16hard to do.<\/p>\n
Painfulness, 2Co 11:27painstaking.<\/p>\n
Peeled, Isa 18:2; Isa 18:7robbed; plundered.<\/p>\n
Pilled, Gen 30:37-38peel; strip off bark.<\/p>\n
Poll, to, 2Sa 14:26lop; cut off, esp. hair.<\/p>\n
Pommel, 2Ch 4:12globes; apple-shaped.<\/p>\n
Potsherd, Psa 22:16fragment of broken pottery.<\/p>\n
Pressfat, Hag 2:16vat to receive grape-juice from the winepress.<\/p>\n
Prevent, 1Th 4:15come before; precede.<\/p>\n
Proper, Heb 11:23fair; handsome.<\/p>\n
Provoke, 2Co 9:2stimulate; challenge to action.<\/p>\n
Publican, Luk 5:27collector of public revenue.<\/p>\n
Quick, Psa 124:3living; lively.<\/p>\n
Quicken, Psa 71:20make alive.<\/p>\n
Quit, 1Co 16:13acquit; act.<\/p>\n
Ravening, Luk 11:39greediness; rapacity.<\/p>\n
Ravin, raven, Gen 49:27plunder; capture; spoil.<\/p>\n
Reins, Psa 7:9kidneys, hence emotions; affections.<\/p>\n
Rereward, Isa 52:12; Isa 58:8rear-guard.<\/p>\n
Ringstraked, Gen 30:35marked with circular bands or rings.<\/p>\n
Savour, Mat 16:23taste; relish; relish in mind.<\/p>\n
Scrabbled, 1Sa 21:13scrawled; made unmeaning marks.<\/p>\n
Scrip, Luk 22:36small bag or wallet.<\/p>\n
Seethe, Exo 16:23boil; perf. “sod,” part. “sodden.”<\/p>\n
Servitor, 2Ki 4:43servant or attendant.<\/p>\n
Sherd, Isa 30:14fragment; shred, as of pottery.<\/p>\n
Shroud, Eze 31:3shelter; covering, as of a tree.<\/p>\n
Silverling, Isa 7:23small silver coin.<\/p>\n
Sith, Eze 35:6since; forasmuch as.<\/p>\n
Sod, sodden, Exo 12:9boiled; from the verb “seethe.”<\/p>\n
Sojourn, Gen 12:10to dwell temporarily.<\/p>\n
Sometimes, Eph 2:13once; formerly.<\/p>\n
Speed, Gen 24:12subst. success.<\/p>\n
Steads, 1Ch 5:22(Sax. stede) places.<\/p>\n
Straightway, Luk 5:39immediately; at once.<\/p>\n
Strain at, Mat 23:24as in swallowing, (probably a misprint for “strain out.”)<\/p>\n
Straitly, Mar 1:4strictly; closely.<\/p>\n
Straitness, Jer 19:9scarcity of food; famine.<\/p>\n
Strake, Gen 30:37a streak.<\/p>\n
Strake, Act 27:17past tense of the vent to “strike.”<\/p>\n
Strawed, Mat 21:8strewed or scattered, Sundry, Heb 1:1several; various.<\/p>\n
Tabering, Nah 2:7beating, as on a taber-drum.<\/p>\n
Taches, Exo 26:6catches or clasps; any fastening.<\/p>\n
Tale, Exo 5:8; Exo 5:18reckoning; appointed number.<\/p>\n
Target, 1Sa 17:6light shield; buckler.<\/p>\n
Temperance, Gal 5:23moderation; sedateness; self-control.<\/p>\n
Tempt, Gen 22:1test; try.<\/p>\n
Thought, Mat 6:25worry; anxious care.<\/p>\n
Tired, 2Ki 9:30; Isa 3:18adorned, as the head.<\/p>\n
Trow, Luk 17:9think; imagine; suppose.<\/p>\n
Turtle, Sol. Son 2:12a dove; the turtle-dove.<\/p>\n
Twain, Isa 6:2two.<\/p>\n
Undergird, Act 27:17pass ropes round hull of a ship.<\/p>\n
Undersetter, 1Ki 7:30; 1Ki 7:34prop; support.<\/p>\n
Vile, Jam 2:2plain; poor.<\/p>\n
Ware, Act 14:6aware; to know.<\/p>\n
Wax, Luk 1:80grow or become.<\/p>\n
Wench, 2Sa 17:17maid-servant.<\/p>\n
Whit, 2Co 11:5(Sax. wihi) a bit; atom.<\/p>\n
Wimple, Isa 3:22veil; covering of head and neck.<\/p>\n
Winefatwine vat.<\/p>\n
Wist, Mar 14:40(Sax. wiste) knew.<\/p>\n
Wit, to, 2Co 8:1(Sax. witan) to know.<\/p>\n
Withs, Jdg 16:7young twigs of a willow; osier.<\/p>\n
Withal, Act 25:27with the same; therewith.<\/p>\n
Wittingly, Gen 48:14Intentionally; knowingly.<\/p>\n
Woe worth, Eze 30:2woe be or become.<\/p>\n
Wont, Mat 27:15accustomed.<\/p>\n
Wot, Gen 39:8; Exo 32:1know.<\/p>\n
Wreathen. Exo 28:14twisted; turned; “wreathen work.”<\/p>\n
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