Domestic Encyclopædia (1802)/Volume 2/Index to Synonyms

INDEX

To the Corresponding Synonyms, and Inversions of Terms, occurring in the Second Volume.

 

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• Citric Acid; see Acids (in Supplem.)
• Citron-water; see Distilling.
• Clove-water; see Distilling.
• Colds, in Dogs; see Dog.
• Colewort; see Cabbage.
• Confectionary; see Paste and Pastry.
• Conger-eel; see Eel.
• Congo-tea; see Tea-tree.
• Copying-machine; see Writing.
• Corinthian Brass; see Brass.
• Corker; see Liverwort, the Dark-coloured.
• Corn-crow-foot; see Crow-foot.
• Corn-marigold; see Ox-eye, the Great White.
• Corroborants; see Debility.
• Corstorphine Cream; see Cream (in Supplem.)
• Cos-lettuce; see Lettuce.
• Cottenham Cheese; see Cheese.
• Cotton; see Bleaching.
• Cotton-thistle; see Thistle, the Cotton.
• Coughs, in Dogs; see Dog.
• Cow-itch; see Couhage.
• Cow-pox; see Small-pox.
• Cowslips of Jerusalem; see Lungwort.
• Cows-lungwort; see Mullein, the Great White.
• Crack-willow; see Willow.
• Crap; see Buck-wheat.
• Cross-bow; see Bow.
• Crow-berries, the Black; see Heath, the Berry-bearing.
• Culm-coal; see Coal.
• Cyclopædia; sec Encyclopædia.
• Daisy, the Greater; see Ox-eye, the Great White.
• Damask-rose; see Rose.
• Dead-nettle, the Yellow; see Weasel-snout.
• Dead-tongue; see Hemlock Dropwort.
• Deafness; see Ear.
• Decyphering; see Deciphering.
• Dee-nettle; see Dead-nettle.
• Deglutition; see Swallowing.
• Denshiring; see Burning of Land.
• Dentition; see Teeth.
• Dentrifice; see Teeth.
• Devil's-bit Scabious; see Scabious.
• Diary; see Journal.
• Dibber; see Dibble.
• Dill; see Fennel.
• Dills; see Sea-wrack, the Palmated.
• Distillation; see Distilling.
• Dock, the Small-grained; see Blood-wort.
• Dog-fish; see Shark, the Spotted.
• Dog-wood; see Cornel-tree.
• Dor; see Chafer.
• Draft; sec Draught.
• Drawers; see Flannel.
• Dress; see Flannel, Shirt, and Stockings.
• Dullesh, Dulls, or Dulse; see Sea-wrack, the Palmated.
• Dutch-cheese; see Cheese.
• Dutch-rushes; see Horse-tail, the Rough.
• Dwarf-elder; see Elder.
• Dwarf-thistle; see Thistle.
• Dyer's Mulberry-tree; see Fustic.
• Dyspepsy; see Indigestion.
• Earth-worms; see Worms (in Supplem.)
• Eglantine; see Rose
• Elastic-rubber; see Caoutchouc.
• Essential Oil; see Essence.
• Evil; see Scrophula.
• Experimental Farm; see Farm.
• Fair-maids-of February; see Snow-drop, the Common.
• Falcon, the Dove-coloured; see Hen-harrier.
• Feeling; see Touch.
• Fenberries; see Bilberry.
• Fern, the Flowering, see Osmund-royal.
• Fetch; see Vetch, the Common.
• Field-eryngo; see Eryngo.
• Filly; see Colt.
• Fire-blast; see Blast.
• Flake-white; see Colour-making.
• Flooding of Land; see Irrigation.
• Fold-meadow-grass; see Meadow-grass, the Roughish.
• Fool-stones, the Male; see Early Orchis.
• Framboise; see Raspberry, the Common.
• Frankfort-blacking; see Blacking.
• French-bread; see Bread (in Supplem.)
• French Tamarisk; see Tamarisk, the French.
• Fresh-water-soldier; see Water-aloe.
• Frog-cheese; see Puff-ball, the Common.
• Frog-hopper; see Flea-locust (in Supplem.)
• Fuller's-teasel; see Teasel.
• Furmenty; see Frumenty.
• Fustoc; see Fustic.
• Galangal, the Common; see Zedoary.
• Galiagale, the English; see Cyper-grass.
• Garden-nightshade; see Nightshade, the Woody.
• Garden-parsnip; see Parsnep.
• Garden-radish; see Radish.
• Garden-rocket; see Rocket.
• Garden-spider; see Spider.
• Garden-thyme; see Thyme.
• Garden-tulip; see Tulip.
• Gargarism; see Gargle.
• Garnet; see Granate.
• Gatteridge-tree; see Spindle-tree.
• Geneva; see Gin.
• Gentil-falcon; see Falcon.
• Gerard, the Herb; see Gout-weed.
• German-flute; see Flute.
• Giant-turtle; see Turtle, the Common.
• Glastonbury-thorn; see Haw-thorn.
• Glimmer, or Glist; see Mica.
• Gloucester-cheese; see Cheese.
• Goose-tongue; see Sneezewort Yarrow.
• Go to-bed-at-noon; see Goat's-beard, the Yellow.
• Grafting; see Engrafting.
• Grass-poly; see Loose-strife, the Purple.
• Grayling; see Umber.
• Gray-millet; see Gromwell.
• Great Burnet; see Burnet, the Great.
• Green-house-bug; see Coccus.
• Green-ink; see Ink.
• Green-tea; see Tea-tree.
• Grig; see Heath.
• Ground Pease; see Ground Nuts.
• Growse; see Grouse.
• Gum-elastic; see Caoutchouc.
• Gum-secretion; see Gum (in Supplem.)
• Gunpowder-tea; see Tea-tree.
• Hæmatites; see Blood-stone.
• Hafod-cheese; see Cheese (in Supplem.)
• Hairy-tare; see Vetch, the Corn.
• Halm; see Haulm.
• Hard-beam-tree; see Hornbeam tree.
• Hardened Rock-oil; see Fossil-pitch.
• Hare-lip; see Lip.
• Hare's-foot-trefoil; see Trefoil.
• Hare's-tail-rush; see Rush.
• Hart's-clover; see Melilot, the Common.
• Haugh; see Haw.
• Hautboy; see Strawberry.
• Hawn; see Haulm.
• Hazel-crottles, or Hazel-rag; see Lungwort Liverwort.
• Hearth-cricket; see Cricket.
• Heath Polypody; see Polypody.
• Hedge-reed; see Reed.
• Hemlock Water-Dropwort; see Dropwort.
• Hemp-nettle; see Nettle, the Hemp.
• Herb Trinity; see Heart's-ease.
• Hiccup; see Hiccough.
• High-taper; see Mullein, the Great White.
• Hind-berry; see Raspberry, the Common.
• Hollands; see Gin.
• Hore-hound, the Indian; see Spice.
• Horse-bane; see Hemlock, the Water.
• Horse-beech-tree; see Horn-beam.
• Horse-hoeing; see Hoeing.
• How; see Hoe.
• Hyson-tea; see Tea-tree.
• Ice-boat; see Boat.
• Ice-house; see Milk-house.
• Jeffery-cock; see Chafer.
• Jer-falcon; see Falcon.
• Jesuit's-bark; see Peruvian Bark.

 

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