| An ugly
A bald | A squint-eyed
A deaf

Degrees of kindred.

The gossip | the quater-grandfather
The gossip mistress | The quater-grandmother
The Nurse | A guardian
A relation | An guardian
An relation | A widower
An widow.

Trades.

Starch-maker | Porter
Barber | Chinaman
Coffeeman | Founder
Porkshop-keeper | Grave-digger
Cartwright | Tradesman
Tinker, a brasier | Stockingmender
Nailer | Lochsmith

Objects of man.

The boots | The lining
The buckles | The clogs
The buttons-holes | The wig
The buskins | the morning-gown, night-gown

Woman objects.

The busk | The paint or disguise
The sash | The spindle
The conet | The patches
The pumps | The skate

Servants.

Coochmann | Spendth
Running footman | Business-man
Groome.

Diseases.

The apoplexy | The megrime
The scrofulas | The whitlow
The melancholy | The rheumatisme
The vomitory.

Parties a Town.

The butchery | The low eating house
The cause-way | The obelis-ks
The sink | The prison, geol

Kitchen utensils.

The skimming-dish | The spark
The potlid | The fire
The pothanger | The smoke
The spunge | The clout
The jack.

Of the bed.

The bed wood | The feet's bed
The bed battom | The pillar's bed
The head's bed.

For the table.

Some knifes | Some groceries
Some crumb.

Eatings.

Some sugar-plum | Hog fat
Some wigs | Some marchpanes
A chitterling sausages. | An amelet
A dainty-dishes | A slice, ste