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- A (abbreviation)
- A (affirmative proposition) (2)
- A (alphabet character)
- A (connoting feeling)
- A (financial) (2)
- A (Julian calendar)
- A (lapidary)
- A (letter)
- A (modern writers)
- A (numeral letter) (2)
- A (preposition) (2)
- A (river) (2)
- A (sign of absolution)
- A (symbolic letter)
- A (voting letter)
- A (word) (2)
- A A A
- A cognitionibus
- A cura amicorum
- A, ā, or ā ā
- A, numismatic
- A.D. (epistolary)
- Aa (river)
- Aa or Aas
- Aabam
- Aach or Ach
- Aahus
- Aam
- Aar (2)
- Aas or Aasa
- Abacus (4)
- Abacus, or table of Pythagorus, abacus Pythagoricus
- Abacuz
- Abada
- Abaddon
- Abadir or Abaddir
- Abaisir
- Abaisse (2)
- Abalienation
- Abana
- Abandon
- Abandon (a horse)
- Abandoned (2)
- Abandoned (to the secular arm)
- Abandonment
- Abanga
- Abano
- Abanteans
- Abantes
- Abantide
- Abaptiston
- Abaraner
- Abaremo-Temo
- Abarim
- Abarime or Abarimon
- Abarnahas
- Abaro
- Abas
- Abascia
- Abasse or Abasce
- Abaster
- Abat-jour
- Abatelement
- Abatement
- Abaton
- Abatos
- Abbess
- Abel's sacrifice
- Abelians, Abelonians, and Abeloites
- Abenaki
- Aberration
- Abhorrence of a vacuum
- Ablaque
- Abracadabra
- Absent
- Absolute monarchy
- Abstinence of the Pythagoreans
- Abstraction
- Abukesb
- Abuse, Mistreat
- Academic eulogies
- Academics
- Academy
- Academy ballets
- Academy of Architecture
- Academy of Painting
- Acadia
- Acanthus
- Acaricaba
- Acatalepsy
- Accelerating forces
- Acceleration
- Accent
- Accused
- Acid, to sprinkle
- Acidity
- Aco
- Acolalan
- Aconite
- Acorn, acorn harvest
- Acrid
- Action
- Action, Act
- Actor
- Acts of the Apostles
- Adam
- Adam's apple
- Adepts
- Adimian
- Adjust
- Adjustment
- Adolescence
- Adonic or Adonian
- Adonis
- Adore, honor, revere
- Adultery
- Advantage
- Adversary
- Advocate general
- Aeolus
- Aeromancy
- Aes ustum or burned copper
- Affectation
- Affectation in language and conversation
- Affectation in style
- Affection
- Africa
- Against
- Agati
- Age
- Agitator
- Agnus scythicus
- Agrafe
- Agriculture
- Aguapa
- Aguaxima
- Aguilles
- Aide-major
- Air (2)
- Aius Locutius
- Alarm clock
- Alberge
- Albigenses
- Alcatrace
- Alchemist
- Alchemy
- Alder plantation (2)
- Alectryomancy
- Algonquins
- Align
- Alkalinization
- All-or-nothing
- Allées, walks
- Allemande
- Allusion
- Almissa
- Aloe
- Alphabet (3)
- Alphabet, contents, index, or directory of a large book (2)
- Alphabet, Greek and Latin
- Alphabetic
- Alphange
- Alsace
- Althaea officinalis, marsh mallow
- Amaranthus
- Amazon
- Ambassador
- Ambassador extraordinary
- Ambassador ordinary
- Ambition
- Ambrosian Library
- Ameliorate
- Amenthes
- America, or the New World , or the West Indies
- American muskrat
- Amor or Cupid
- Ampelopsis
- Amphiphon
- Anabaptists
- Anacoluthon
- Analogous
- Analogy
- Analysis (6)
- Analyst
- Anamorphosis
- Anapauomene
- Anarchy
- Anatolia
- Anatomy of plants
- Ancient law
- Ancient painting
- Ancient vases
- Andilly peach (2)
- Andouille
- Androgyn
- Androgynes (2)
- Anger
- Angobert pear (2)
- Angola
- Animal soul
- Anomalous
- Anomaly
- Anspessade or Lanspessade
- Antagonist
- Antediluvian
- Anteros, or requited love
- Anti-Caucasus
- Antimony (glass of)
- Antimony regulus
- Antiquarian
- Antique (3)
- Antiquities
- Antiquity
- Antirrhinum, snapdragon
- Antitheist
- Antithesis
- Anvil
- Apaches
- Apheresis
- Aphonia
- Apiaceae balm
- Apocope
- Apocrypha
- Apostasy
- Apothecary room
- Appearance (2)
- Appearance of a star, of a planet
- Appearance, beautiful appearance
- Apple
- Apple orchard
- Apple tree
- Application of one science to another
- Apprehension (2)
- Approval
- Arabia
- Arbor (2)
- Arbor drift
- Arcade
- Arch
- Archipelago or Archipelage
- Architect
- Architecture
- Architrave
- Arctic
- Argonauts
- Aristocracy
- Aristotelianism
- Arithmetic
- Arm (wheel)
- Arminianism (2)
- Arminians
- Armorique
- Army
- Arot and Marot
- Arrangement
- Arsenic
- Art
- Arteriotomy
- Artichoke
- Artillery (2)
- Asbestos
- Asiatic Greece
- Asparagus
- Aspen plantation
- Association of ideas
- Aster, Michaelmas daisy
- Asterisk
- Astrologer
- Astrology
- Astronomical or universal ring
- Astronomy
- Atellan farces
- Athens
- Athletes
- Atmosphere
- Atomism
- Attache
- Attached to the tree, to be (fruit)
- Attract
- Attractive
- Augustinians
- Aurora borealis or Northern lights
- Authority in speeches and writing
- Automaton
- Autumn
- Autumnal
- Av (4)
- Avars
- Awl (2)
- Azure blue
- Azurite
- Baal
- Baal Hermon
- Baal-Berith
- Baal-Gad or Bagad or Begad
- Baal-Hasor
- Baal-Peor
- Baal-Pharasim
- Baal-Tamar
- Baala (2)
- Baalam
- Baalites
- Baalmeon
- Baaltis or Ba'alat Gebal
- Babel
- Baccalaureate letters
- Bachelor
- Back file
- Backfalls of the Positive or Small organ
- Baconism or the philosophy of Bacon
- Baker
- Balance (4)
- Bale of parchment
- Bale, to
- Ball
- Ball leathers
- Ballet
- Ballets of songs
- Ballistics
- Balotin lemon
- Balustrade
- Band
- Band nippers
- Bands
- Bank (2)
- Bank up the foot of (tree)
- Banked-up bed, border (facing the sun)
- Banking (2)
- Bankrupt
- Bankruptcy (2)
- Banquette
- Baobab
- Bar
- Baraicus
- Barbarian laws (3)
- Barbarians
- Barbary
- Baritone
- Bark (2)
- Barometer
- Barrel
- Barrette
- Barriers
- Basal claw
- Basin
- Basque language
- Bass
- Basset
- Bat
- Batrachomyomachia
- Baucis and Philemon
- Beam
- Bean, broad bean
- Bear up or away
- Bearings of the rounce
- Beast, Animal, Brute
- Beat the boards
- Beaten section
- Beater
- Beating books for binding
- Beating paper
- Beating the boards
- Beating the slips
- Beating trough
- Beautiful
- Beautiful nature
- Beautiful, Pretty
- Beaver
- Bec de Corbin
- Become detached
- Become etiolated
- Bed
- Bee
- Beechnut
- Beelzebub
- Beer
- Bees
- Belief
- Believe
- Bell tower
- Bell-glass, straw cloche
- Bellows
- Belus
- Belvedere (2)
- Bend, elbow
- Benguela
- Benin
- Bergamot oranges
- Berkshire
- Betsiamites
- Bevel
- Bhang or Indian hemp
- Bible
- Bible (additional notes) (2)
- Bibleists
- Bibles (Arabic)
- Bibles (Armenian)
- Bibles (Chaldean)
- Bibles (Coptic)
- Bibles (Ethiopian)
- Bibles (Gothic)
- Bibles (Greek)
- Bibles (Latin)
- Bibles (Muscovite) (2)
- Bibles (Oriental)
- Bibles (Persian)
- Bibles (Syriac)
- Bibliomania
- Bibliotaph
- Bill
- Bill of entry
- Bill of health
- Bill of lading or acknowledgement
- Bill of sale
- Bill of sufferance
- Bills
- Bills of parcels
- Bills of store
- Bills of the Royal Bank
- Bills of the state
- Bills of the Treasury
- Bills, Lombard
- Bills, mint
- Binder
- Birch, silver birch
- Birds, action of hatching them
- Bitter orange
- Blackness
- Blacksmith
- Blanket
- Bleed
- Blight, to blight
- Blind
- Blindweed, Caseweed, Toywort, Shepherd's purse
- Blocking (vascular tissue)
- Blocking coats of arms
- Blood
- Blood sausage
- Blotter
- Blotting paper
- Blue
- Blue paper
- Blue, to make blue
- Blurred, muddy
- Board
- Boardmaker
- Body
- Boesjes
- Bolted (lettuce)
- Bombarde
- Bombarde, pedal
- Boo
- Book trade
- Bookbinder’s scissors
- Bookbinding, or art of binding books
- Bookmark (2)
- Bookseller
- Boots
- Border
- Born
- Bostanci Basi
- Botanize
- Botanomancy
- Boughs
- Bouillon
- Bourbon Island, or Mascarene
- Bourdon, 16', or 8' stopped
- Bourdon, 8' or 4' stopped
- Bourre red
- Bourrée
- Bourrée step
- Bourrée step, closed
- Bourrée step, open
- Bourreé step, with fleuret above and below
- Bower, tunnel arbor
- Box
- Box, to
- Boyle's vacuum
- Braccio di Maina
- Braces of printing press
- Bracing a press
- Bract
- Braid, to
- Bramble, blackberry
- Branches
- Branle
- Brayer
- Brazen, Audacious, Bold
- Brazilwood
- Break (branch)
- Breeches
- Brick
- Brindille
- Bring on (plant)
- Bring together (branches)
- Broaden
- Brocading
- Broderie
- Brossailles
- Brownists
- Bruise, to (2)
- Bud (2)
- Budding knife
- Buffoon
- Bundles (of hay)
- Bupthalmum salicifolium, ox-eye
- Burlesque
- Burning (mirror)
- Burning bush, dittany
- Burning mirrors
- Burnisher (2)
- Bury (manure)
- Bush
- Bush honeysuckle, Diervilla lonicera
- Butter
- Butterfly
- Buttresses (2)
- Cabala
- Cabbages
- Caesalpinia bonduc
- Caesura
- Cafés
- Calcio
- Calculating numbers
- Calendar
- Caliber
- California
- Callosity
- Callus
- Calvinism
- Calvinists
- Cambered
- Cambered dividers
- Cambering a book
- Camel
- Canada
- Canadians, philosophy of the
- Canal
- Canary
- Candia or Crete
- Canina
- Canker
- Cannibalism
- Cannibals
- Cannon (2)
- Canon (3)
- Canon or ecclesiastical law
- Canonical code
- Canons of the Apostles
- Cantharides
- Cape Breton
- Cape Breton Island
- Capital
- Card (2)
- Card maker
- Card paper
- Careen
- Caribs or Cannibals
- Carmine red or carmine
- Carnation
- Carnation (red)
- Carnival
- Cartesianism
- Cartouche
- Cartridge
- Cascade
- Cascading canal
- Casting-stick
- Castor and Pollux
- Castrati
- Casuist
- Cat
- Catching
- Caterer
- Caucasus
- Cause
- Cavalry, to maneuver with
- Cave
- Celery
- Celibacy
- Cellars
- Celtiberians
- Cenis
- Censors of books
- Centaura jacea
- Centaurs
- Center of oscillation
- Central and centrifugal forces
- Centuries of ignorance
- Cerebral sinus
- Certainty
- Ceuta
- Chafe
- Chain stop (2)
- Chain stop post (2)
- Chain, watch (2)
- Chair
- Chalcea or Chalcia
- Chameleon
- Chamfer, chamfered edge
- Chancellery of the Dauphiné
- Chaos
- Chapelet
- Character
- Character of nations
- Character of societies and particular groups
- Chard, Swiss chard
- Charidotes
- Charity
- Charlatan
- Charlatanry
- Chase
- Chastity
- Check, restrain
- Checker pattern, quincunx
- Cheese (2)
- Chef du nom et armes
- Chemistry
- Cherry orchard
- Chess
- Chestnut grove
- Chestnut tree
- Child
- Childhood
- Chimborazo
- Chimes
- Chinese philosophy
- Chives, allium schoenoprasum
- Chocolate (4)
- Choked
- Chondrilla
- Chorus
- Christian holidays [Abridged]
- Christian name
- Christian religion
- Christianity
- Chromatic
- Chronological (machine) (2)
- Chronology
- Chronometer
- Church (2)
- Church Father
- Cider
- Cistern (2)
- Citizen
- Civil law (2)
- Civil liberty
- Civil society
- Civility, Politeness, Affability
- Clairon, pedal
- Clamp or acorn
- Clasps
- Claw
- Clean sweep of the dice
- Clean, to
- Clear (ground), to
- Clear of caterpillars, tree pruner for removing caterpillar-infested branches
- Clear the ground of thistles
- Clear, to (2)
- Clearcutting (3)
- Clematis
- Clemency
- Clergies
- Clergy
- Climate (2)
- Clingstone
- Clip, to
- Clitoris
- Clock
- Clod-breaker
- Cloister
- Cluster
- Coach
- Coats of arms
- Cochineallage
- Cock (clock)
- Cock (watch)
- Cocoa or Cocoa tree
- Code of the Greeks
- Coffee
- Cohesion
- Cold (2)
- Collection
- College [abridged]
- Colonist
- Colony
- Color
- Color with verdigris
- Color, coloring
- Color, to, ripen
- Colutea orientalis
- Combination
- Combined hoe and fork
- Come up, lift
- Comedy
- Comenolitari, the
- Comet
- Comic (3)
- Command
- Commerce
- Common (4)
- Common error
- Common knowledge
- Common mullein
- Common sense (2)
- Commons
- Commune or commons
- Company
- Competition
- Complement
- Complex (2)
- Complutensian Polyglot Bible
- Compose in galleys
- Composing stick
- Composition
- Compositor
- Compost, to (soil)
- Compound (being)
- Compound backfalls
- Compound states
- Conceal
- Conception
- Concert
- Concert spirituel
- Concertant
- Concerto
- Concordant or Baritone
- Conducting tissue
- Confessor
- Confirmation
- Congo
- Connoisseur
- Conquest
- Consanguinity
- Consciousness
- Consecrated bread
- Consent
- Conservation of kinetic energy
- Consivia
- Constantinople
- Construction
- Consubstantiation
- Consular Fasti
- Contagion
- Contempt
- Contestation
- Continuity, law of
- Contract
- Contraction
- Contre (2)
- Contre-espalier
- Contrition
- Controversy
- Convent
- Conversation, discussion
- Conversion
- Copernicus, Copernican system or hypothesis
- Coprisa
- Copse
- Copy
- Copy-holder
- Copy-holder clip
- Copyright
- Coquetry
- Coral (3)
- Cordillera of the Andes
- Cords
- Corinth
- Coris
- Corner-pieces
- Corners (2)
- Cornus
- Corporal
- Corpse
- Correctness
- Corruption
- Corruption of the blood
- Corruption of the humors
- Corset
- Cosmology
- Cosmopolitan
- Cotton [abridged]
- Couch a horse
- Coucher
- Count plate
- Counter
- Counter tenor
- Counter with a counter
- Counter-proof
- Counter-summer
- Counters
- Counting error
- Coup de pied movement
- Courante
- Court
- Courtesan
- Courtier
- Cover
- Cover an allée with sand
- Cover over again
- Cover with
- Cover, to
- Covered walk (2)
- Covered with leaves, to be
- Covering
- Cow's egg
- Cowl
- Crack (soil), to
- Craft [abridged]
- Cramp-irons or Paws
- Cran
- Crasis
- Craving (2)
- Creation
- Credibility
- Credulity
- Cretan dittany (2)
- Crete
- Crime
- Crime, offense, sin, infraction, outrage
- Crisis
- Criticism, Censure
- Crocodile
- Cross (walk) (2)
- Cross of Jerusalem, Maltese cross
- Cross, to
- Crossroads
- Crown
- Crumble, crush (soil)
- Crust
- Crutch
- Crutch, prop
- Cuckoo (4)
- Cuisine
- Cul-de-poele
- Culots
- Culs-de-sac
- Cultivate
- Curiosity
- Curl up, shrivel
- Currant bush
- Currier's yellow
- Curtains (of hornbeam)
- Cut a suit, to
- Cut back (grafted tree)
- Cut back to the stump (tree)
- Cut back, castrate, clear
- Cut off, to (branch)
- Cut the tillers off (plant)
- Cut up, divide
- Cut-work
- Cut, to
- Cuticle
- Cutter
- Cutting (2)
- Cutting (masonry)
- Cutting books
- Cutting of punches for print characters
- Cutting of punches for type
- Cutting room
- Cutting the frisket
- Cutting, set
- Cyclamen, sowbread
- Cyclops
- Cylinders of the paper mill
- Cymbale
- Cyme, pappus
- Cynara cardunculus, cardoons
- Cynics
- Cyprus
- Dactyliomancy
- Daffodil
- Dagger
- Damage
- Damnation
- Damoiseau, Damoisel, Damoiselle
- Dampening calfskins
- Dance
- Dance of the Cosmos
- Dancer
- Dances of the Bacchae
- Danish tax
- Date
- Day laborer
- Deadbeat (2)
- Deaf person
- Dean
- Death
- Debate
- Debris, Rubble, Ruins
- Decadence, ruin
- Decency
- Decimation
- Declaimer
- Declaration
- Decline
- Decoration (5)
- Decorative papermaker
- Deep plough, to
- Deep trench (ground), to
- Definition (4)
- Degenerate, to
- Degree of comparison or signification
- Delator
- Delators
- Delphi
- Delphi, Oracle of
- Delphi, Temple of
- Delphic Sibyl
- Demand
- Demi-jeté
- Democracy
- Demolish
- Demon
- Demonomania
- Den
- Denouncer
- Denouncer, Accuser, Delator
- Density
- Dent-de-loup
- Dentaria
- Dentelle
- Denunciation (2)
- Depopulation
- Depressor
- Depressor of the eye
- Depressor of the eyebrows
- Depressor of the lower jaw
- Depressor of the upper lip
- Depressor proper of the lower lip or the quadratus
- Depressors of the lower eyelid
- Depthing gauge
- Dervish
- Description (3)
- Deserter (2)
- Desire
- Despotism
- Dessert
- Destiny
- Destroy those animals which harm plants
- Diabotanum
- Dialectic
- Dialogue (2)
- Diana
- Dianthus
- Dibble
- Dictator
- Diction
- Die
- Dieresis
- Diet
- Differential
- Differential calculus
- Differential equation
- Differential method
- Dig (terrace)
- Dig up
- Digestion
- Dipping in glue
- Disbud
- Disbudding
- Discolor (grass)
- Discover, find
- Discovery
- Discussion
- Disk, tendril tip
- Display, testimony of friendship
- Dispute, argument, debate, altercation
- Divination
- Doctor
- Doctor of Medicine
- Doctoral letters, or of the doctorate
- Dodecagon
- Doge of Venice
- Dogfish
- Dollar
- Domestic (2)
- Domestics
- Dominicans
- Domino paper (2)
- Doric
- Dots
- Double Tierce
- Doublette
- Doubt
- Down
- Dragoman
- Dragon
- Drainer
- Drawing paper
- Drawstops
- Dream (2)
- Dreams, festival of
- Dregs
- Dress, to
- Dressing block
- Dried up (plant)
- Drill
- Drill, to
- Drill, to, furrow (bed)
- Drip
- Drive in
- Drop
- Drought
- Drug (2)
- Drum (2)
- Dry out (plant)
- Dry, to
- Drying up (sap)
- Dumpling, old man
- Duties
- Duty
- Duyt
- Dwarf
- Dwarf (tree) (2)
- Dye with brazilwood
- Dynamics
- Eagle
- Eagle (white-tailed) [abridged]
- Early peach
- Early, precocious
- Ears
- Earth
- Earth up, to (3)
- Earth, revolutions of the
- Earthly paradise
- Earthquakes
- Eastern Empire
- Easy or facile
- Ecclesiastic
- Ecclesiastical constitutions
- Ecclesiastical public law
- Echo chambers
- Eclecticism
- Eclipse
- Economy [abridged]
- Eden
- Edge (2)
- Edge, to
- Edging
- Edict on second marriages
- Education
- Effervescence
- Effort
- Egg white
- Egoism
- Egypt
- Egyptian philosophy
- Eleatic (sect)
- Election of an officer
- Elective monarchy
- Electric fire
- Electricity
- Elegance
- Elements
- Elements of the sciences
- Elephant (3)
- Elephants
- Elk (2)
- Elk (Alces)
- Ellipsis
- Elliptical
- Elm
- Elongate
- Eloquence
- Emancipation of a son
- Emancipation of the wife
- Embryo
- Empetrum
- Empire
- Empiric
- Empiric sect
- Emulation
- Enamel blue
- Enchantment (3)
- Enclose the roots
- Enclosure
- Encyclopedia
- End
- End of a dead branch (2)
- Endband
- Endsheets
- Energumen
- Enfilade
- Engagement (2)
- English language
- English Parliament
- English red
- Enjoyment (2)
- Enthusiasm
- Entrechat
- Entry fee
- Envy
- Eolians
- Epenthesis
- Ephesus
- Ephesus, Temple of
- Ephor
- Epic (2)
- Epic poet
- Epic poetry
- Epic tale
- Epicureanism [abridged]
- Epistolary
- Epoch
- Equation (2)
- Equestrian ballets
- Equity
- Era of Alexander
- Era of the Greeks
- Erectors of the clitoris or Ischiocavernous
- Erectors of the penis or Ischiocavernous
- Erotic
- Error (3)
- Error of calculation
- Error of fact
- Error of law
- Error of name
- Error of person
- Error of place
- Error, proposition of
- Erudite
- Escapement
- Esclavage
- Eskimos
- Espalier
- Esplanade
- Estates general
- Estates particular
- Eternal truth
- Eternity
- Etiolated (plant), to become
- Eucharist (2)
- Eulogy for President Montesquieu [abridged]
- Eunuch
- Euphony
- Europe
- Eurythmy
- Evangeline festivals
- Event (2)
- Everlasting
- Evidence
- Evil
- Excavation (2)
- Exhausted (soil) (2)
- Exile
- Existence
- Exotic
- Experience
- Experimental
- Expose, exposed (roots)
- Expose, lay bare (tree roots)
- Extreme unction
- Extremities of the human body
- Exude
- Eye
- Eye of a spring
- Eye, latent bud
- Fabric bleaching
- Fabulist
- Facade
- Face (2)
- Faction
- Faculty (2)
- Faded
- Fairies
- Fairs [abridged]
- Fairy tale
- Fall
- Fall in, collapse
- Fall of land
- Falling back
- Fallow deer
- Falls (2)
- False wood
- Falsetto
- Falsification
- Family (2)
- Family, House
- Fan (2)
- Fanaticism [abridged]
- Fancy
- Fantasy (3)
- Farce
- Farcy
- Fard
- Farm laborer
- Farmers [abridged]
- Faro
- Fart
- Fascination (2)
- Fashion (2)
- Fashion Merchants
- Fasti
- Fates
- Father (2)
- Fathers, conscript
- Feast of the dead
- Federal republic
- Feeble, weak
- Felicity (2)
- Female
- Female sex
- Feminine
- Femur
- Fencing
- Fennel
- Fermentation
- Ferocious
- Fertile, fertility
- Ferula
- Feuille de refend
- Fez (2)
- Fichu
- Fiefs governed according to the customary law of the Vexin français
- Fig orchard
- Figure
- Figured stones
- File (2)
- Filial and fraternal love
- Fillet
- Filling a cavity
- Final causes
- Final proof or first pull
- Finesse
- Finger
- Finishing batten
- Finishing tools
- Finishing tub
- Fire (2)
- Firmer
- Fish sauce (Nước mắm)
- Five percent tax [abridged]
- Fix (stake), to
- Flattery
- Flax field
- Fleeting
- Flesh-colored
- Flesh, pulp
- Fleuron (3)
- Flood
- Floury, to become floury
- Flower
- Flower, to
- Flowering
- Fluid
- Fluid Resistance
- Fluor muliebris
- Flux and reflux
- Fly
- Flyer
- Folder
- Folding
- Foliage
- Foliated scroll
- Fontange
- Food or subsistence of animals
- Food reserves
- Foot of rolling press
- Foot, bottom (tree)
- Force (3)
- Force of inertia
- Force of motion
- Force of water
- Fordicidia
- Fore-edge
- Foreman
- Forensic medicine
- Foreword, to volume VIII
- Fork
- Forks
- Form
- Form of the Earth
- Format
- Forme
- Fossil
- Fossil ivory
- Foundation
- Foundry
- Fountains
- Fountains of wine
- Fragility
- Frame of the printing press
- Frame-bar
- Frame, cold frame
- Franc-Carreau
- France
- Freaks of nature
- Freedom
- Freedom of thought
- Freemasons
- French Academy
- French Company of the Indies
- French honeysuckle, hedysarum coronarium
- French language
- French public law
- Friction (2)
- Friendship
- Fringe
- Frisket
- Frisket handle
- Fritillary
- Frizing knife or river knife
- Fructify, bear fruit
- Fruit
- Fruit (method of producing fine fruit)
- Fruit bud
- Fruit picking
- Fruit tree, orchard
- Frutex
- Fuller's mill
- Fundamental articles
- Fundamental law
- Funerals of the Greeks
- Furbelow
- Furnace for typecasting
- Fusee
- Fusiliers
- Gageure
- Gaiety
- Gallant
- Gallantry
- Gallery
- Galley
- Galley-slice
- Gallicism
- Garden
- Garden coral
- Garden nasturtium, Indian cress
- Garden of Eden
- Garden seat
- Garden theater
- Garden Trowel
- Gardener
- Gardener's basket
- Gardener's oval
- Gardener's plane
- Gardener's saw
- Gardening (2)
- Gardening shears
- Garlic
- Garum
- Gaspé Peninsula
- Gathering
- Gauffering
- Gazelle
- Gazette
- Gear
- Gearing
- Gender
- Generous, Generosity
- Genesis
- Geneva
- Genius (2)
- Genre
- Geomancy
- Geometry
- Germ, to germinate
- Germanic dollar
- Gherkin
- Ghibelline
- Ghost
- Giant
- Giants
- Giants (bones of)
- Giants (pavement of)
- Giblets (3)
- Gibraltar, Strait of
- Gigantic
- Gigantomachy
- Gilded and silvered paper
- Gilding
- Gilding on parchment, leather, and other materials with which one makes tapestries and edges of books
- Ginseng
- Giraffe
- Girths
- Give the second digging
- Glaire
- Glass casing
- Glean
- Globule
- Glossary
- Gluten
- Gluttony
- Gnaphalium, cudweeds
- Goal, Purpose, Design
- Gobelin tapestry
- God
- God is my right
- Gods
- Goetia
- Gold
- Gold for gilding books
- Gold knife (3)
- Golgotha
- Gomarists
- Good (2)
- Gooseberry bush
- Gospel
- Gourd
- Gourmand (2)
- Governess
- Government [abridged]
- Gown embellishment
- Grace (2)
- Graces, the
- Graft, grafting
- Graft, to graft, incision (for grafting)
- Grafting knife (2)
- Grains [abridged]
- Grammar
- Grammarian
- Gravitation
- Gravity (2)
- Greece
- Greece proper
- Greece, Church of
- Greek
- Greek orators
- Greek painters
- Greek partridge
- Greeks
- Greeks, philosophy of the
- Green colonnades
- Green earth
- Green portique
- Grenoble
- Greyfriars
- Griffin
- Grille
- Groningen
- Groningen (Seigneury of) (2)
- Gros Nazard
- Grotesques
- Grouse, wood grouse
- Grow green again, to (plant)
- Grow in tiers
- Growth (3)
- Growth (wood)
- Grubbing hoe, mattock
- Guard (2)
- Guildford
- Guillochis or entrelacs
- Gum
- Gunpowder
- Gypsies
- Ha-ha
- Habeas corpus
- Hairball
- Hairs
- Half-circle
- Halfway up a hill
- Hallali
- Haltern
- Hamlet
- Hammer for beating books
- Hand mould
- Handle of the rounce
- Hanging Gardens of Babylon
- Happiness
- Happy, happily
- Harlequin
- Harmony
- Harpalyce
- Hasty marriage
- Hautbois strawberries
- Hay
- Hazel tree, corylus
- Head-sticks and Foot-sticks
- Head, to
- Heads or Tails
- Health
- Heap (land)
- Heat
- Heat, to
- Heather (2)
- Heaviness, Weight, Gravity
- Heel
- Height gauge
- Height of a type face
- Helen (2)
- Hell
- Hellas
- Hellenes
- Hellenism
- Hen turkey
- Heresy
- Heretic
- Hermaphrodite (2)
- Hermione
- Hero
- Heroic
- Herse (2)
- Hieroglyph
- Hinges of the printing press
- Hippodrome of Constantinople
- Hissing a play
- Historical
- Historiographer
- History
- Hobbesism, or philosophy of Hobbes
- Hoe
- Hoe, to (vegetables)
- Hole
- Holiness
- Hollow stem
- Holy Scripture
- Honey
- Honor
- Honorable amends
- Hook
- Hope
- Horn
- Hornbeam, hornbeam hedge
- Horology
- Hose
- Hosiery
- Hospitality
- Hours
- Houses of the Greeks
- Hub
- Huguenot
- Human species
- Human victim
- Humanist
- Humanities
- Humanity
- Humble
- Humility
- Humor
- Hunger disease
- Hunting style
- Hurons, The
- Husk
- Husk, clove
- Hydrodynamics
- Hydromancy
- Hydrostatic balance
- Hydrostatics
- Hypothesis
- Ice
- Iceberg
- Iconoclasts
- Iconography
- Iconology
- Idea
- Identical
- Idiom (2)
- Idiot
- Idol, Idolater, Idolatry
- Iguana
- Ill-fated
- Illapse
- Illinois
- Image (4)
- Immature (pods, peas)
- Imperfect (2)
- Imperious
- Impose
- Imposing stone
- Imposition
- Impoverish (tree)
- Impressing
- Imprimerie de Constantinople
- Imprimerie-royale
- Impudence
- Impulse arc
- Inca
- Incest
- Incestuous marriage
- Incident
- Incogniti
- Incomplex
- Incorporeal
- Incorrect liaison
- Incubus
- India blue and Indigo
- India piece
- Indian red
- Indiction
- Indigent
- Indiscreet
- Indissoluble
- Indulgence
- Industry
- Infibulation
- Infirmary
- Infraction
- Ingenuousness
- Ink balls
- Ink-block
- Innate
- Inner sense
- Innominati
- Innovation
- Inoculation (3)
- Inquisition
- Inquisition tribunal
- Inquisitor
- Inscription (4)
- Inscription and Letters, Royal Academy of
- Inserts
- Inspector of factories
- Inspiration
- Instant
- Instrumentalist
- Insurrection
- Integral
- Intellect
- Intendants [abridged]
- Interior life
- Interrogative
- Intimidate
- Intolerance (4)
- Intolerant man
- Invariable
- Invention
- Involucre
- Ionic order
- Irascible
- Iris
- Iron Age
- Iron-rib
- Iroquois
- Irregular group of branches (on tree)
- Irreligious
- Irreverence
- Islam
- Island, islet
- Ithaca
- Ivory (2)
- Ivy
- Jacobins
- Jakutes or Yakuts
- Jalousie
- Janna, the
- Japan
- Japan paper
- Japanese philosophy
- Jargon
- Jargons
- Jealousy
- Jehovah
- Jesuit
- Jesuitesses
- Jeté (2)
- Jetés en Chassé (2)
- Jew
- John, Gospel according to
- Joke, Joking
- Journalist
- Joy (2)
- Judaism
- Judgment
- Judicious
- Judith, Book of
- Juglans, walnut tree
- Julian period
- Jumper, or Jack
- Juno
- Jurisconsult
- Justification
- Justifier
- Justify
- K
- Kadohadacho
- Keel
- Kerfing saw
- Key
- Keyboard
- Khutbah
- Kinetic energy
- King
- King's Bench
- Kingdom
- Kitchen garden
- Knead
- Knee-joint
- Knight errant
- Knit, to
- Knitting (2)
- Knoll
- La Haye
- Labyrinth, maze
- Lacedaemon, Republic of
- Lack, Fail
- Lackey
- Laden, To be
- Lambourdes, spurs
- Landscape painter
- Landscape painting
- Langres
- Language (3)
- Language children
- Languish
- Languor
- Lantern
- Laocoön, the
- Larache
- Large callus growth
- Larigot
- Lark
- Last will
- Lateral shoots, 'arms'
- Laterals
- Lattice, to bud
- Law (2)
- Law of nations
- Law of nature, or Natural law
- Lawgiver
- Lay out, to
- Lay, to (sods of turf)
- Layer
- Layer of fresh manure (hotbed) (2)
- Layer, to (vinestocks) (2)
- Layered vinestock
- Laying Board
- Layout
- Leaded [colored with graphite]
- Leander's Tower
- Learn
- Leather, money of
- Leaves (2)
- Leeds
- Left-handed marriage
- Legislation
- Legislative, executive, and judicial power
- Leibnizianism, or the philosophy of Leibniz
- Leisure
- Lemon tree
- Lent
- Lesbian
- Lèse-majesté
- Letter of recommendation
- Letters (2)
- Letters of commutation of a sentence
- Letters under seal
- Lettuce
- Leucojum
- Level, to
- Level, to (land), to spread evenly (soil)
- Lever (2)
- Leverage (carpentry)
- Levity
- Lexicography
- Lexicology
- Liais stone
- Libel [abridged]
- Libertinism
- Liberty (2)
- Libra (The Scales)
- Library
- Lie
- Lie, unofficial
- Lieutenant
- Life
- Lifting a decree
- Light
- Light rake
- Lilith
- Lime grove
- Lime kiln worker
- Limit
- Limited monarchy
- Line (of box)
- Line, stroke
- Lining the board
- Lining-stick
- Lion
- Lisbon
- Literary or intellectual nobility
- Literati
- Literature
- Lithophyte
- Livadia
- Livadia, Lake of
- Lobes (of a seed)
- Locke, philosophy of
- Locks of Modern Greece
- Locule
- Lodestone
- Lodestone or magnet
- Loftiness
- Log
- Logarithm
- London
- Longitude of a star
- Longitudinal section (land)
- Lonicera
- Loose
- Loosen, break up
- Lord
- Lord of the manor
- Lorient, port of
- Lottery
- Louisbourg
- Love apples, tomatoes
- Love of esteem
- Love of the Sciences and Letters
- Love-lies-bleeding
- Love, Gallantry
- Lover, In love
- Low
- Low-lying land
- Lower (3)
- Lower (an equation)
- Lower (arboriculture)
- Lower eyes
- Lower, to
- Lowered
- Lowering (of equations) (2)
- Lowering (of the pole) (2)
- Lowering (of the visible horizon)
- Lowness
- Lübeck, the law
- Luck, Happiness
- Luke, Gospel according to
- Lutheranism
- Luxury
- Lycanthrope or Werewolf
- Lye
- Lye ashes
- Lyon
- Lyric
- Lyric poem
- Lyric poetry
- Maboya
- Maby
- Macchia
- Macedonia
- Macedonia, Empire of
- Machiavellianism
- Machine (2)
- Madagascar
- Madeira
- Madness
- Madrid
- Maelstrom or Moskoestrom
- Magic
- Magic lantern
- Magical medicine
- Magician
- Magna Graecia
- Magnificence
- Magot
- Maim, to
- Maina, Brazzo di
- Maize
- Major
- Make a tree fast
- Making ready
- Malformed melon, cucumber or pumpkin
- Maltese cross, cross of Jerusalem
- Man (3)
- Mango
- Manichaeism
- Manicheel
- Manners
- Manorial justice
- Manticore
- Manumission
- Manure soil, to (2)
- Maple sugar
- Maple, acer
- Marathon
- Marble of Paros
- Marbled paper
- Marbling the leather
- Marginal notes
- Marine
- Mark, Gospel according to
- Market garden
- Market gardener
- Marriage (3)
- Marriage by exchange
- Marriage contract
- Marriage for a fixed term
- Mars (2)
- Martagon
- Marvelous
- Mascarene
- Mass
- Masterpiece
- Masterships
- Masturbation
- Material
- Mathematical
- Mathematical physics
- Mathematics
- Matrices
- Matsuri
- Matter
- Matter of conscience
- Matthew, Gospel of
- Matting
- Maturity, ripeness (2)
- Mauritius
- Maximum
- Maze, labyrinth
- Mechanism
- Medicinal gymnastics
- Medicine
- Medicine, parts of
- Meditation
- Megaphone
- Melancholia
- Mellona
- Melon ground (2)
- Membrane
- Men of letters
- Menace
- Mercurial salivation
- Mercury
- Mesh (2)
- Mesopotamia
- Metallurgy [abridged]
- Metamorphosis
- Metaphysics
- Metaplasm
- Metathesis
- Meteor
- Meteorological (2)
- Meteorology
- Meteoromancy
- Method
- Metoche
- Metope
- Mexico City
- Miasma
- Michigan
- Microscopic object
- Micy (Mi'kmaq)
- Migraine
- Milford River
- Military dances
- Military discipline
- Minerva
- Minervals
- Minimum
- Minoa
- Minos
- Mint
- Mint, frizzy
- Mint, wild
- Minuet
- Mirabelle
- Miracle
- Mirlicoton, peach
- Mirror
- Missilia
- Mizen bowlines
- Moatazalites or Mutazalites
- Modern chastity belt
- Modern Greeks considered with respect to religion
- Modern letters
- Modern oriental poetry
- Modern painting
- Modesty (2)
- Mohammedanism
- Molasses
- Mole trap
- Molehill
- Molinism
- Monarchy
- Money
- Money of billon
- Money of leather
- Money of the Greeks
- Money, bracteate
- Money, obsidional
- Money, real and imaginary
- Monies of account, modern
- Monies of the Hebrews, of Babylon, and of Alexandria
- Monies of the Romans
- Monoemugi
- Monsoni
- Months of the Greeks
- Montre, 16'
- Monument (2)
- Moor's head
- Moral life
- Moral philosophy
- Moral state
- Moral truth
- Morals
- Morea, the
- Morocco
- Morocco, Empire of
- Morocco, Kingdom of
- Morocco, province of
- Mosaic and Christian philosophy
- Moss
- Motet
- Mother
- Mother of God
- Mother plant
- Motion work
- Mould, to
- Mount Etna (Gibel)
- Mourning (2)
- Mouth (2)
- Mouth, oval
- Movement (2)
- Moving force
- Mulatto
- Mulberry
- Mulberry tree
- Mule
- Muses
- Museum (2)
- Music
- Musical Part
- Musician
- Muslim
- Mustard
- Mustard, mustard seed
- Mutazalites
- Mycale
- Mykonos
- Mykonos, Channel of
- Mystery
- Mystical meaning
- Mystical theology
- Mythology
- Naansi
- Nabiri
- Nacarat
- Nagasaki
- Naissance (2)
- Nanny goat
- Nanque
- Nantes
- Naples
- Naples yellow
- Natchez
- Nation
- Native
- Natolia or Anatolia
- Natural
- Natural calf
- Natural equality
- Natural history
- Natural liberty
- Natural religion
- Natural rights
- Naul
- Navigator
- Navy
- Naxos
- Naxos or Naxia
- Naxos or rather Naxus
- Nazard
- Neapoli (2)
- Nebula
- Necessary
- Necromancy
- Neglect
- Negro
- Negroes (2)
- Negroes, white
- Nekir or Neker
- Neustré
- Neutrality
- New England
- Newtonianism or Newtonian philosophy
- Nice
- Niche
- Nick, to
- Niger
- Night
- Nille
- Nipping a book
- Nipping wind of April
- Nivet
- Noah's Ark
- Nobility
- Nobility of glassmakers
- Node
- Noessel
- Nomads
- Nomads (Arab)
- Nomads (Numidian)
- Nomads (Scythian)
- None (3)
- Normandy
- Northern mockingbird
- Norway spruce
- Nothingness, Nothing, or Negation
- Nourish
- Nova Scotia
- Novel
- Novel of chivalry
- Novelty
- Nude
- Nun
- Nursery bed, reserve border
- Nutrition
- Nymph
- Nymphomania or uterine fury
- Oak grove (2)
- Obolus
- Observation [abridged]
- Observations on Bacon's division of the sciences (2)
- Obstetrician
- Obstetrician, female
- Occult
- Ochlocracy or mob rule
- Ocimum basilicum, sweet basil
- Ocular harpsichord
- Offense, to offense, offender, offense
- Office, congregation of the holy
- Offset bulbs
- Offshoot (cabbage)
- Ohio, the
- Oil (2)
- Oiler (2)
- Old, Ancient, Antique
- Olive tree
- Omaha
- Onion
- Open
- Open ground
- Opera (2)
- Opera des bamboches
- Opera, comic
- Opera, Italian
- Ophiomancy
- Oppression (2)
- Oppressor
- Optimism
- Orache
- Oracle of Delphi
- Orange
- Orange tree
- Orangutan
- Orarium
- Orchard
- Order
- Order of Saint Louis
- Organ (2)
- Orient (3)
- Oriental dollar
- Oriental style
- Orion (4)
- Ornament
- Ornamental fountains
- Ornamental grove
- Ornamental seeds
- Orphan
- Orthodoxy (2)
- Osier
- Osier bed
- Ostrich
- Out
- Overcharge, to
- Overture
- Ox-eye daisy, marguerite
- Pachacamac
- Pachacamac, valley of
- Pachamacali
- Pack (in straw), cover (plants) with straw litter
- Packing
- Paeonia
- Pagan sacrifices
- Painting
- Painting of fabric
- Painting of the Greeks
- Paladin
- Palermo
- Palestine
- Palisade
- Pallet
- Palmette
- Pamphlet binding
- Pan
- Pannier
- Panselene
- Pantalon
- Pantheon of Athens
- Paper-board
- Papermaking (2)
- Papermill (2)
- Paradox
- Paragoge
- Paragon
- Paralipsis
- Parallax
- Parcel
- Parchment scrapings
- Parian Chronicle
- Parian marble
- Paring
- Paring knife (3)
- Parisienne
- Parody
- Paros, island of
- Parricide
- Parricide or Patricide
- Parrot
- Parterre
- Parthenon (2)
- Party wall
- Pass
- Passenger (2)
- Passions
- Past
- Pasting the slips
- Pastorale
- Pastorale poetry
- Paternal authority
- Paternal love
- Paths
- Patrician
- Patrie
- Patriot
- Paws
- Peace [abridged]
- Peach
- Peach tree
- Peacock
- Pear tree
- Pedal keyboard
- Pedant
- Pedestal
- Peg
- Pegs, pickets
- Pelasgian Argos
- Pella
- Pendulum
- Penguin
- Pentateuch
- Perch
- Perfect happiness
- Perfecting
- Perfume (5)
- Periocha
- Period
- Peripatetic philosophy, or Philosophy of Aristotle, or Aristotelianism
- Peritoneum
- Permutation
- Perpetual lamp, or inextinguishable lamp
- Persephone
- Peru
- Petersburg
- Petrification
- Phaestum
- Phantom
- Philippic era
- Philosopher
- Philosophical poem
- Philosophy
- Phlebotomy
- Phlogiston
- Phoenix
- Physical geography
- Physiognomy
- Picket (2)
- Picumnus and Pilumnus
- Piece (of ground)
- Piece of land, base (of flower)
- Pieces
- Piercing the boards
- Pig-keeper
- Pigeon-dung
- Pile of wood
- Pin [abridged]
- Pinch, to
- Pine tree
- Pineapple
- Pinion
- Pinion face polisher
- Pinion faces
- Pinion wire
- Pirate
- Pirouette (3)
- Pistil
- Pituite of the eyes
- Pivot, to
- Pivots
- Place-holding
- Plagiarism
- Plagiarist
- Plague
- Plague of Justinian
- Plaits, twists (onions)
- Plan
- Plane
- Plane tree
- Planet
- Plant growth
- Plant in rows, to
- Plant, to (tree)
- Plantation (ornamental trees)
- Planting
- Plants
- Plants which do not shoot vigorously
- Platamona
- Plate (2)
- Platen
- Platen plate
- Platform (2)
- Plato's Republic
- Platoon
- Pleasing
- Pleasure (2)
- Plow
- Plow blade (3)
- Plum
- Plum orchard
- Plum tree
- Plumb
- Pneumatic machine
- Poet
- Poetic art
- Poetic harmony
- Poetic narrative
- Points
- Poland, coronation of the kings of
- Pole fence
- Polianthes tuberosa, tuberose
- Police
- Polish
- Polishing iron
- Politeness
- Political arithmetic
- Political authority [abridged] (2)
- Political economy
- Political liberty
- Polity
- Pollard, to (2)
- Pollock
- Polyandry
- Polyglot
- Polyhedron (2)
- Polymathy
- Polytheism
- Pomp (2)
- Poncirus trifoliata (lemon tree)
- Pondicherry
- Poor (soil)
- Poorhouse
- Poplar
- Popular or Endemic
- Population
- Populist
- Pores
- Porridge
- Port
- Port Royal
- Portable
- Portepage
- Portfolio
- Portrait
- Portugal
- Position (of the feet)
- Positive theology
- Post of honor in war
- Pot, to
- Potato, Jerusalem artichoke, Sweet potato, White truffle, Red truffle
- Potence (2)
- Potence tip (2)
- Potidea
- Pots
- Pounce parchment
- Pouncing saddle
- Powdered night-soil
- Powdery mildew (2)
- Power
- Power of the imagination of pregnant women over the fetus
- Preacher (2)
- Preachers, friars
- Prejudice
- Preliminary Discourse
- Prelude
- Prepare
- Presbyterians
- Press (2)
- Press boards
- Press, the
- Prestant
- Priests
- Primary (root)
- Principal clause
- Print (engraving)
- Print shop (2)
- Print-job
- Printer
- Printer's bench
- Printer's brush
- Printer's case
- Printing
- Printing from copper plates
- Printing house, print shop, print works (2)
- Printing in summary
- Printing ink
- Printing press
- Printing privilege (2)
- Printing type
- Printing, history of
- Priory
- Privative
- Privilege, printing (2)
- Pro rata
- Probability
- Professor
- Projectile
- Prologue
- Prometheus
- Promised Land
- Proof
- Proof in copperplate printing
- Proofreader
- Propogation
- Proportion (2)
- Proportional arithmetic mean
- Prosthesis
- Protection
- Protestant (2)
- Prune (tree), to
- Prune, to
- Prune, to (palissade)
- Prune, to, revive (tree)
- Prunus spinosa, blackthorn
- Prussia
- Psychology
- Public corruption (3)
- Public law
- Pull down
- Pulse [abridged]
- Pump
- Pumps
- Punch
- Punic
- Punish, chastise
- Punishment
- Punishments, eternal
- Puny, fragile
- Puppet
- Purgatory
- Puritans
- Purser
- Purses
- Pussy willow
- Putlogs
- Pyromancy
- Pyrrhonic or skeptical philosophy
- Quad
- Quaker
- Quality
- Quarrel (2)
- Quarrier
- Quarrystone
- Quarte de nazard
- Quebec
- Queen's belt
- Question
- Question or Torture
- Questor of parricide
- Quietism
- Quietists
- Quimper
- Quincunx, staggered row
- Quinine
- Quipus
- Quoins
- Qur'an (2)
- Rabbit
- Raccoon
- Radish
- Rag (2)
- Rag seller (3)
- Rags (4)
- Ragusa
- Raise
- Raised bands
- Rake (2)
- Rake up soil to retain water
- Rake, to (2)
- Raking-stick
- Rama or Brahma
- Rape
- Rape, Breach of Law, Desecration
- Raspberry
- Ratchet
- Ravenna
- Re-box, to (2)
- Reading
- Realgar
- Rearrange
- Rearrangement
- Reason
- Reason of state
- Recitative
- Reclaim (land)
- Recoil
- Rectangular flower bed
- Rectitude
- Red
- Red poppy
- Red Sea
- Red-brown
- Reduce, lower
- Redwood or Bloodwood
- Refinement of metals
- Reform
- Reformation
- Reformed
- Reformed captain
- Reformed officer
- Refraction
- Refresh (tree roots)
- Refugees
- Regicide
- Regilla
- Regimen
- Register (4)
- Register of baptisms
- Registration of printing privileges
- Reglets
- Regraft, to
- Reheat, reheating
- Reimbursement
- Relation
- Relic
- Religion (5)
- Religion of the Greeks and Romans
- Religious (2)
- Religious melancholy
- Removal (of earth)
- Remove
- Remove irregular group of branches
- Remove moss
- Remove soil (from roots)
- Remove stones (from soil)
- Remove the root ball (tree)
- Repetition
- Represent, to
- Representatives [abridged]
- Republic
- Republic of Athens
- Resistance
- Rest, to rest
- Restoration (2)
- Restrain the bird
- Resulting force
- Resurrection
- Revelation (4)
- Revolt
- Rhinoceros (2)
- Rhythm (2)
- Ribbon to mark the canon in missals
- Ribs of the printing press
- Riddle, to
- Ripen
- Ripen, ripe
- Rising (of sap)
- Rock partridge
- Roller arms
- Rolling mill
- Roman lotteries
- Roman people
- Romania
- Romestecq, game of
- Root ball
- Root hairs
- Root of a number
- Rosa canina, dog rose
- Rosa indica
- Rose
- Rosebush
- Rosemary
- Rosette
- Rot
- Rotolo, or Rotoli
- Rotting strawstack
- Rouleau(x)
- Rounce
- Round table
- Round, to
- Rounding
- Royal Academy of Inscriptions and Literature
- Royal Academy of Sciences
- Royal Academy of Spain
- Royal and Syndical Office of Publishing and Printing
- Royal banquets
- Royal professors
- Royal Society of Sciences
- Rubbing of letters
- Rudiment
- Rue
- Ruins
- Ruler
- Rules
- Rum
- Rumor
- Run to wood
- Runnel
- Rupture
- Rural
- Russia
- Rustic economy
- Rutland [abridged
- Rye straw
- Sabbath
- Sacrament
- Sacraments
- Sacred chickens
- Sacred chronology
- Sacred spring, vow of the
- Sacred woods
- Saddlebag
- Sage
- Sahara
- Saint Andrew's cross
- Saint Bartholomew's Day
- Saint Helena
- Saint Malo
- Saints, cult of the
- Saliva, diseases of
- Salon
- Salon de treillage
- Salt tax
- Samanean
- Samian earth or Earth of Samos
- Samos
- Samos, earth of
- Samos, Island of (2)
- Sand
- Sand caster
- Sanhedrin
- Sapwood, alburnum
- Saraband
- Sarvitza or Servia
- Satiny
- Satire, Menippean
- Satisfaction
- Sauce
- Sauks
- Savages (2)
- Savant
- Savings
- Scale
- Scallop
- Scandal (2)
- Scandalous
- Scarecrow
- Scene
- Schism of the Greeks
- Scholastics, philosophy of the scholastics
- School (3)
- School, philosophy of the
- Science
- Scion, shoot
- Scions, tillers
- Score
- Scorpion senna
- Scotland
- Scrape (2)
- Scraper
- Scraper (for edges)
- Scraping the calfskins
- Scraping the fore-edge of a book for edge gilding
- Screw
- Scroll
- Scrotum
- Sculpture
- Sculpture in plaster
- Sea of Greece
- Sea purslane, honckenya peploides
- Sea samphire
- Seal Island
- Seamstress
- Seasoning
- Seasons
- Second marriage
- Section of a kitchen garden
- Secular arm
- Secularization
- Securiform
- Sedum, stonecrop
- Seed
- Select (tulips), to
- Senegal, gum of
- Senegal, island
- Senegal, Kingdom of
- Senegal, River of
- Sensations
- Senses
- Sensibility
- Sensibility, Sentiment
- Sensorium
- Sensuality (2)
- Separate, to
- Separation
- Septuagint
- Serenade
- Serinette
- Set
- Setting the headcaps
- Seven
- Sever
- Seville (2)
- Seville orange tree
- Sewing
- Sewing key
- Shade
- Shamans
- She
- Shed (flower), to
- Sheep droppings
- Sheep's foot
- Sheet-gluing papermaker
- Sheetmaker
- Shell
- Shell, to (3)
- Shiny, glossy
- Shoot (2)
- Shoot (pistil), to
- Shoot too vigorously (tree)
- Shorten (branch)
- Shoulder of books
- Shoulder of the board
- Shrivel
- Shrivelled (fruit)
- Side shoot
- Side-stick
- Sidebearing
- Sight
- Sighted brothers
- Signature
- Silverweed
- Similar parts
- Simple
- Sincerity
- Sincerity, frankness, naïveté, ingenuousness
- Sines
- Single and double ladder
- Single-coloured
- Sink
- Sinking (hosiery)
- Site
- Sizing
- Skene
- Skepticism and Skeptics
- Skillful
- Skin
- Skin (onion)
- Skin, pores of the
- Skink
- Skull (2)
- Skull, injuries of the
- Skyros
- Slant, to slant
- Slaughter (3)
- Slaughterhouse (2)
- Slave trade
- Slavery (2)
- Slavs
- Sleep
- Slender
- Slice
- Slips
- Sloe
- Sloping bed
- Small
- Small basin, pond
- Small gland
- Small war
- Smallpox (2)
- Smoke black
- Smooth
- Smooth out
- Smooth, to (sawn branch)
- Smudge
- Smyrna (2)
- Smyrna, earth of
- Soaked
- Soaking
- Sociable, Urbane
- Social
- Society (2)
- Socinians
- Socrates' daemon
- Socratic philosophy [abridged]
- Sodden ink balls
- Sodomy
- Sofala
- Soil
- Soldier
- Solid-coloured paper
- Solo (2)
- Soloist
- Sompi
- Soprano (2)
- Sorbus
- Sorcerers
- Sorcery
- Sorting the rags
- Soul of plants
- Soup
- Sourd
- Sovereigns
- Sovereignty
- Sow, to
- Space, to
- Spade
- Spain
- Sparta
- Specific gravity
- Speckled alder
- Spectre shells
- Speed
- Spell (2)
- Sphere (4)
- Sphere or ball
- Spindle of the rounce
- Spinoza, philosophy of
- Spinozist
- Spread, propogate (2)
- Spring (2)
- Spring of the hand-mould
- Spring onion
- Spring or mainspring
- Spring, case
- Spring, illnesses of
- Spring, torsion or spiral
- Sprinkle
- Sprinkle (water), To
- Sprinkling
- Sprouting broccoli
- Spud, to
- Spur gear
- Squadron
- Square compartment
- Square, quarter
- Squirrel
- St. John River
- Stacking
- Stag-head, corona
- Stake
- Stake, to (peas)
- Stalk
- Stalk (grapes), to
- Standards
- Standards, 'sails'
- Star (3)
- Starch
- State of nature
- State revenues
- Statues of the Greeks and Romans
- Stave
- Steel
- Stick, twig
- Stop
- Stops
- Storm
- Strait
- Strange
- Stratford
- Strike
- Stringy
- Strip of the tongue
- Strip, shed
- Stripped of its branches (tree) (2)
- Stud
- Studs
- Stump (of sawn-off branch)
- Stumps, snags
- Sturdy
- Style (9)
- Style, harmony of
- Stylistic genre
- Stylobate
- Sub-lieutenant
- Subject
- Subside
- Subsidence
- Subsoil, to
- Substance
- Suburb (2)
- Sucker (2)
- Sucker, to (2)
- Suckers
- Suckers (artichoke)
- Sufficient Reason, Principle of Sufficient Reason
- Sugar
- Suicide (2)
- Sulfur
- Summer (3)
- Sun
- Sunday
- Sunflower (Helianthus)
- Sunium
- Sunken parterre
- Superficial
- Superstition
- Surfeit, to
- Suspicion
- Sussex [abridged]
- Swaddle
- Swell, to (fruit)
- Swing or cast off
- Switzerland [abridged]
- Syene
- Symphony
- Symptom
- Synalepha
- Syncope
- Syndic (2)
- Synecphonesis or Syneresis
- Syntax
- Synthesis (4)
- System
- Tableau
- Taborites
- Tacket
- Tail
- Tailor
- Tailor of suits (2)
- Take again
- Tale
- Tale, Fable, Novel
- Talisman
- Tan
- Tanner's red
- Tapis vert, greenward
- Taproot
- Targe
- Tarot card makers
- Taste
- Tax (2)
- Tear
- Temperament
- Tempering
- Temple
- Temple of Belus
- Temple of Ephesus
- Temple of Jerusalem
- Temples of liberty
- Temples of the Greeks
- Temples of the Sun
- Tender, Tenderly, Tenderness
- Tenor
- Tenter
- Teratoscopy
- Termination
- Terrace
- Terrace maker
- Testament
- Tetracera
- Thames (2)
- The Mississippi
- Theater of the ancients
- Theater pit (2)
- Theocracy
- Theological Trinity
- Theology
- Theorbo
- Thermometer
- Thermopylae or Pylae
- Thessaloniki
- Thessaloniki or Thessalonica
- Thessaloniki, Gulf of
- Thessaly
- Thicket
- Thin (tree leaves), to
- Thin, to
- Thomists
- Thought
- Thresher shark
- Tian or Tiān
- Tickling
- Tier
- Tierce
- Tiger
- Tiller
- Tilting sash
- Time (3)
- Titling
- Toad
- Toadflax
- Tobacco
- Toilette
- Tolerance
- Toli
- Toly or Monaster
- Tomato
- Tombé
- Tone
- Tool
- Tooth (2)
- Top, head
- Torricelli tube or Torricelli's experiment
- Tortoise (2)
- Toulouse
- Toulousean
- Tower of London
- Trace out, tracer
- Tracing-awl
- Trade (3)
- Trade balance
- Trading company
- Tragedy
- Tragopogon porrifolius, salisify
- Train, to
- Transcendental or metaphysical truth
- Transit
- Translation
- Translation (Belles-Lettres)
- Translator
- Transplantation of trees
- Transport
- Transposition
- Transylvania
- Travel
- Travesty
- Tread, to (soil)
- Tread, to (tree)
- Treat
- Tree (2)
- Tree nursery
- Tree of life
- Tree of the knowledge of good and evil
- Trefoil
- Trellis pilaster
- Trellis portique
- Trellis-work
- Trench (2)
- Triangular section of wood
- Trianon
- Tribes of Athen
- Tribometer
- Tribunal
- Tribunals of Rome
- Tribunals of the Jews
- Trifolium, clover
- Trim a tree (for planting)
- Trim, clip
- Trim, to (border)
- Trimming
- Trio
- Trompette
- Trompette de Récit
- Trompette, Double Trompette
- Trompette, pedal
- Trough
- Truffle (2)
- Trustee
- Truthfulness
- Tub (3)
- Tuber
- Tuft
- Tufts (leaves)
- Tulip, tulipa
- Tunnel arbor, bower
- Turf amphitheater, vertugadin
- Turf band
- Turf bank, slope
- Turf chevrons
- Turf ramps
- Turf stairway
- Turf steps
- Turkish marriage
- Turn, turn over (2)
- Twig
- Twisting the cords
- Tying-up (2)
- Tympan
- Tympan bridge
- Type (3)
- Type body
- Type face
- Type finishing
- Typeface
- Typefounder's stone
- Tyrannicide
- Tyranny
- Tyrant
- Ugliness
- Ukraine
- Ulysses
- Understand, to
- Unicorn
- Unicorn fossil
- Unigenitus, constitution
- Union
- Union of colors
- Unitarians
- Universal arithmetic
- Universe
- University
- Unknown
- Uproot (2)
- Ursa (2)
- Ushant
- Usurpation (2)
- Uterine fury
- Uterus
- Uzerche
- Vain
- Valhalla
- Valve
- Vanilla (2)
- Variegation
- Varnish
- Vascular bundles (2)
- Vat (2)
- Vat for the paper beater
- Vegetable
- Vegetable garden
- Vegetative
- Veins
- Ventilator
- Venus
- Veria
- Verisimilitude, picturesque
- Vermillion
- Verruca, wart
- Versimilitude (2)
- Vertugadin, grass amphitheater
- Vesta
- Vézelay
- Vibration or Oscillation
- Vice
- Victory
- Vignettes
- Village
- Vinca, periwinkle
- Vine arbor
- Vine shoot (2)
- Viola, pansy
- Violet
- Violin
- Violins, king of the
- Virginia
- Virginity
- Virtue
- Virtuous, Integrity
- Vision
- Volcanoes
- Voluptuous
- Vortex
- Vulgar or modern Greek
- Wager
- Wall
- Wardrobe merchant
- Wardrobe reseller
- Warsaw
- Washing formes
- Washing of the rags
- Washing solution
- Watch
- Water
- Water bower
- Water, to
- Watering
- Wattling
- Wax tablet
- Webbing
- Weeding hoe, spud
- Weights and measures of the Greeks and Romans
- Well
- West Indian Bay, Jamaica pepper, or logwood
- West Indies
- Wet work
- Wet-nurse
- Wetting, water pot
- Wheat
- Wheel (2)
- Wheel cutting engine (2)
- White of the eye
- Whiteness
- Wife
- Wild cherries
- Wild plants
- Wild pomegranate
- Wild stock
- Will
- Will of God
- Willow plantation
- Wilt
- Wilt, wilted
- Wind
- Windbreak
- Windchest
- Wine
- Wine of Chios
- Winter
- Winter cherry
- Winter, Iconographic
- Wintergreen
- Wisdom
- Witchcraft
- Witches of Thessaly
- Withe
- Witness
- Wolf
- Wolverine
- Woman (3)
- Wonder, physical
- Wood
- Wood-cutting knife
- Wood-sorrel
- Wooden wedge
- Woods of the hand-mould
- Wool
- Woolly
- Works of art and of nature
- World
- Worm-eaten
- Worship
- Wrapper
- Writer (2)
- Writer, Author
- Writing, Chinese
- Wych elm
- Xenelasia of Sparta
- Xocoxochitl
- Xuchinacaztli
- Yacht
- Yamabushis
- Yield, to
- Yoke, poke
- Young
- Youth
- Zaconia, the, or Zacania or Sacania
- Zanzibar
- Zeal
- Zeal, religious
- Zend-avesta
- Zenicon
- Zigzag walk
- Zimbi