LPÄ’1 PAGE100AP Animal used to carry cargo, pack animal, beast of burdenTJ Retriever (dog, bird, rtc.)T Animal that is part of livestock, as horse, head of cattle, sheepCKB Bug, any objectionable insect or other animal of the typeDJD Draft animal, ox, horse, muleGJ Animal that is hunted, quarry, prey, gameGXMHNXNHGHQHM Animal that is kept for materials, as furs, hide, boneNJN Animal that is used to help hunt, as a dog or falconGQF Animal that is kept to be slaughtered for food, as cow, chicken, pigTHS Stod, stallion or bull kept to serve femalesSH Stray animal, maverick, etc.KHV Vermin, any objectionable animal, as bugs, mice, rats, etc.DHZZHCHLHRH Animal kept for racing, as horse, greyhound, etc.YHWH Worm, any of a number of phyla of wormlike animalsL Breed of dog; Á’SD—whippet; Á’PGJ—greyhound; Á’VD—poodle; Á’FF—boxer; APT—

pug; EBV—Pomeranian; EZC—pointer; etc. (Use values from 0 to 9 from Elements of Grammar, Table 923, page 490 in conjunction with breed numbers of La Fédération Cynologique Internationale www.fci.be

R Riding animalY Pet, mascotW Animal used for guarding, as watchdog

DRÍPO4 PAGE100BPTJTC Full moon; L—waxing; N—gibbous; R—at third quarterKBDJDGJGXMHNXNHGHQHMNJNGQFTHSSHKHVDHZ New moon; L—waning; N—crescent; R—at first quarterZHCHLHRHYHWHLRYW

CHPE6 PAGE100CP PlateTJ Structural tee sectionT Structural tube, rectangular and hollow in cross sectionCKB I-beam, American standard beamDJD Structural rod/round; R—reinforcing rod, with weltsGJGXMH Pile sectionNXNHGHQHM Bar NJN Screen, woven wireG Structural angle, angle ironQ Ingot, pig, billetFTHS Strip, bandSH SheetKHVDHZZHCHLH SlabRHYHWHL Structural channelR Rail section, as used on railroadsYW Wide-flange beam

LPE6 PAGE101AP Electrical plug, as on the end of a lamp wire; R—any terminal TJ Ballast, in a fluorescent bulb, etc.T Antenna/aerial, for television, etc.C Busbar; Y—USB busbarK Conduit, electrical pipeB Light bulb, luminaire, light, lighting; R—light bulb filamentDJD Electrode; L—cathode; R—anodeGJ Alligator clipGXMHNXNHGHQHM Vacuum tubeNJN InsulatorG Television cable; L—coaxial; R—fiber opticQ Insulated cable; BX cableF FlashlightTHS Socket, outlet, as in a residential wallSH Any circuitKH Welding fluxV Distributor panel; L—breaker box; R—fuse box; KY—breaker; Ry—fuseDHZZH Junction box; W—switch boxCHLHRH RheostatYH ShuntWHL Conductor, line, wire; Y—electrical ground wireR Battery; Y—cellYW Switch

WPE6 PAGE101BP Plank, board, as 1 x 10, 1 x12TJT Stick, club, staffC Shake for a roofKBDJDGJ LogGXMHNXNHGHQHMNJNGQ Square post, as 4 x 4, 6 x 6FTHSSH Sheet of plywoodKHVDHZ Wooden joist, as 2 x 10, 2 x12ZHCHLHRHYHWHL Lath, strip, stave, as ½ x 3, ½ x 4R Round, pole, thill, puntYW

DHPE6 PAGE101CPTJT Solid figure, three-dimensional figureC Line, one-dimensional figure; R—edge of a plane figureKBDJD plane, two-dimensional figure; ÍZC—XY plane; ÍZF—XZ plane; ÍCF—YZ plane; Í;ZC—

transverse plane; Í;ZF—coronal plane; Í;CF—sagittal plane; R—face/facet of a solid figure

GJGXMHNXNHGHQHMNJNGQF Four-dimensional objects; relativistic space, relativityTHSSHKHVDHZ Point, zero-dimensional obkect; R—end-point of a line segmentZHCHLHRHYHWHLRYW

NHPE6 PAGE102APTJTCKBDJD Weight for throwing; R—discus; L—shot put, shotGJ Grippers, device for building hand musclesGXMHNXNHGHQHMNJNGQF Fins, for swimming/divingTHS SnorkelSH ZzKHVDHZZHCHLHRHYHWHL Goal, basket, home plate, finish line, etc.R RacquetY Base in baseball; ÍZ—home; ÍC—first; ÍD—second; ÍT—third; ÖZ—pitcher’s mound;

ÖC—right field; ÖD—center field; ÖT—left field; ÜT—shortstop’s areaW Weights for lifting, barbells

BPE6 PAGE103BP PaperweightTJ ThumbtackT ProtractorC Paper clipK Paper-cutter, guillotineB Brush for draftimg/etc.DJD Blackboard, greenboard, etc., regardless of colorGJGXMH Paper punchNX LetterknifeNHGHQHM Marker, as a felt-tip marker, etc.NJ Pounce, drafting powderN Circle-making compass; R—dividers; L—trammel GQ Tee-square; L—drafting machineFTH Pencil sharpenerS Stamp/seal, as a rubber stamp; took for making an impression on paperSH Chalk or other piece for writing on blackboardKH Crayon, pastelV Rubber bandDHZ EraserZH StaplerCHLHRH RulerYHWHL PencilR Pen; W—ballpoint pen; Y—fountain pen; L—roller ballY Pen or pencil, etc., any writing instrumentW Cartridge/refill for a pen/pencil/etc.

CPÚ6 PAGE102CP Patois, pidginTJT Terminology, nomenclatureC Cant, argot, slangKBDJD Diction, style, locution, parlance, palaverGJGXMHNXNHGHQHMNJN Profanity-obscenity, foul languageG The king’s language, best version of the languageQ ColloquialismsF EuphemismsTHSSHKHVDHZZH JargonCHLHRHYHWHL DialectR Register, key, note, veinYW

NJPE6 PAGE103AP Polymer; L—metamer; R—isomerTJTCKBDJDGJGXMHNXNHGHQHM Mixture, hodgepodge, medley, mélange, pastiche; ÍGJ—ingredient; ÍGJR—active

ingredient; ÍGJL—inactive ingredient, vehicle NJNGQFTHSSHKH Chemical compound; L—organic; R-inorganicVDHZZHCHLHRHYHWHLRY Alloy, amalgamW

SPÀ1 PAGE103BPTJT Know that it is false (that), know false (that)C Wonder whether it is true (that), wonder (whether)KBDJD Know that it is true (that), know (that)GJGXMHNXNHGHQHMNJNGQF Know whether it is true (that), know (whether)THSSHKHVDHZZHCHLHRHYHWHLRYWEnclitic Z is used to translate know or whether.

LPÜ8 PAGE103CP CorporationTJT Monopoly, syndicate, cartel, trustC Conglomerate, networkKBDJDGJGXMHNXNHGHQHM MergerNJNG Alliance of countriesQF ConfederationTHSSH Chain of stores/etc.KHV Fleet of ships/planes/etc.DHZZH Joint ventureCHLHRHYHWHLRY XxxxxxxxxxWInfix Y denotes a single member.

PI6 PAGE104AP Premium, addendum, surchargeTJ Entrust, commit, confideT Turn in, hand in, returnC AuctionKB Promissory noteDJ Dump, clearD Dole, welfareGJGXMHNXNHGHQHMNJN Extend a line of credit toGQF Let out, farm outTH Foist, palm offS Submit for approval, offerSH EscheatKHVDHZ Security, stock or bondZHCHLH Liable by lien to payRHYHWHL Give as largesseR RetailY Yield, surrender, cede, render, hand overW WholesaleSee 46A and 46B for more.

SHO4 PAGE104BP Parts, pieces, elements, components, itemsTJT Stage properties, set, décor, sceneryC ContrabandKB BallastDJD DunnageGJGXMH Any chemical or biochemicalNXNHGHQHM Ammunition, munitionsNJ Needs N Transport, vehicle/vessel of any kindGQF Facilities, appointments, furnishingsTHSSHKH Hoard, stockpileV Varieties, sundries, notionsDHZZHCHLHRH TrousseauYHWHL Collectibles R Articles, objects, thingsYWMore on 46C.

PÈ9 PAGE104CPTJTCKB Had better (menacing, as, You’d better shut up now!DJDGJ Yet GXMHNXNHGHQHMNJNGQFTHS Purport to be, deliberately seem or be made to seem to beSH Should, very probably (There should be a store around here.)KH Any longerVDHZ Be supposed/expected by rules/understandings to beZH Shall (seeking an instruction) (Shall we dance?)CHLHRHYHWHLRY Again correctlyW For a continued periodMore on page 9A.

BPÈ8 PAGE105AP PollenTJTCKB Peduncle; L—pedicelDJDGJ Corolla; R—petalGXMHNXNHGHQHMNJN NectarGQF Pistil; R—ovary; L—style; W—stigma; Y—carpel THS Stamen; L—filament; W—antherSHKHVDHZ Calyx; R—sepalZHCHLHRHYHWHLR Inflorescence; ÍC—cob, ear; ÍB—corymb; ÍK—spike; ÍR—raceme; ÍP—panicle; ÍS—cyme;

ÍD—spadix; ÍKH—head; ÍM—umbel; ÍL—solitary; ÍTH—cyathium; ÍY—syconium; ÍF—fascicle; ÍT—tassel; ÍNH—ament, catkin

YW

THPÚ6 PAGE105BPTJTC Act of a play or movieKBDJDGJGXMHNXNHGHQHM Intermission at a play or movieNJNGQFTHS Scene/tableau from a play or movieSHKHVDHZZHCHLHRHYHWHL Whole play or movieRYW

PPÚ6 PAGE105CP PrepositionTJT AdverbC ConjunctionKBDJDGJGXMHNXNHGHQHMNJN NounGQFTHS PronounSHKHV VerbDHZZH AdjectiveCHLHRHYHWHL XxxxxxxxxxR XxxxxxxxxxY InterjectionWInfix L denotes a whole group, as a declension of nouns or a conjugation of verbs. Infix R denotes a single word in the set.

PA6 PAGE106AP Healthy, not diseasedTJTCKBDJDGJGXMHNXNHGHQHMNJNGQFTHS Not having a bodily defect—113CSHKHVDHZZHCH Normal—106CLHRHYHWHLRYW Not vicious—118B Numerals are page numbers of derivatives.

NPPÜ8 PAGE106B (Second P changes)PTJTCKBDJDGJGXMHNXNHGHQHMNJNGQFTHSSHKHVDHZZHCHLHRHYHWHL Black, NegroidRY Yellow, MongoloidW White, Caucasoid

CHPA6 PAGE106CPTJTCKB Radical, widespread, pervasiveDJD MedianGJGXMHNXNHGHQHM HomogeneousNJN Unit sizeGQFTHSSHKHVDHZ Generic (products)ZHCH In order; G—in alphabetical order; DJ—in numerical order; T—in chronological order;

W—in textual order, as references from a bookLHRHYHWHL AccreditedR Due, proper, fitting, suitableY Model, ideal, criterionW

GJPÓ8 PAGE107AP Pool, pocket billiards, snookersTJTCKB BilliardsDJD Craps, diceGJGXMHNXNHGHQHM BackgammonNJNGQFTHS Spillikins, jackstraws, pick-up sticksSH ChessKH CheckersVDHZZH MahjongCHLHRH RouletteYHWHL Lotto, bingo, tombola, sweepstakesR Cards; ÍB—baccarat; ÍZH—bridge; ÍP—poker; ÍM—rummy; ÍS—solitaire; ÍKH—pinochle;

ÍWH—whistYWFor further derivatives see Supplement, Section S69.

FPÚ1 PAGE107BPTJT TurretCKB BastionDJD DrawbridgeGJGXMH MoatNXNHGH BunkerQHM BattlementNJNGQFTHS Sally portSHKHV Revetment, retaining wallDHZZHCHLHRH RedoubtYHWHL CitadelR Rampart, earthwork, embank,emtYW

PÒ3 PAGE107CP PolyplacophoraTJTC CephalopodaKB BivalviaDJDGJ GasteropodaGXMHNXNHGHQHM MonoplacophoraNJNGQF AplacophoraTHS ScaphopodaSHKHVDHZZHCHLHRHYHWHLRYW

PÓ3 PAGE108AP LepidopteraTJT DipteraC ColeopteraKB ColeopteraDJD LepidopteraGJGXMHNXNHGHQHM HymenopteraNJN DipteraGQFTHSSHKH HymenopteraVDHZZHCH TrichopteraLHRHYHWHL ColeopteraR DipteraYWThese are to accommodate additional families.

PÀ’4 PAGE108BPTJTC MalacocostracaKBDJDGJGXMHNXNHGHQHM DiplopodaNJNGQFTHS ChilopodaSHKH ArachnidaVDHZZHCHLHRHYHWHLRYWSee 72C and 108A for Insecta. Other arthropod classes not covered yet.

RPÈ8 PAGE108CPTJT TuberCKB Bulb, as of tulipsDJDGJGXMHNXNHGHQHMNJNGQFTHSSHKHVDHZZHCHLHRHYHWHLRYW

DHPO4 PAGE109AP Perforation, as in stamos, etc.TJTC Roof bend; L—hip; R—valley KB BurrowDJDGJ JagGXMHNXNHGHQHMNJNGQFTHSSH Shaft, bore, duct, sprueKH

V Vent; Y—for an in-draft; W—for an out-draftDHZZHCHLHRHYHWHLRYWMore on 43C.

TJPÄ’6 PAGE109BPTJ Artist in the performing artsTC ComedianKB Troubadour, minstrelDJDGJGXMHNXNHGHQHM Mime, pantomime, mimicNJNGQFTHS Storyteller, narratorSHKH Artist in the plastic arts; TJ—artist in the fine arts, plastic or performingV VentriloquistDHZZH Magician, prestidigitatorCHLHRHYHWHL ClownR ActorYW Vaudevillean

TPÄ’6 PAGE109CP L—pipefitter, steamfitter; R—plumber TJTC CarpenterKBDJ Diver; L—deep-sea; R—scubaD Logger, lumberjackGJGXMHNXNHGHQHM MasonNJN PainterGQF Roughneck (as on oil field)THSSHKH MechanicV HVAC installerDHZZH Steeplejack CHLHRHYHWHL ElectricianR IronworkerY Typesetter, printerW Welder