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Dictionary
WORD  DEFINITION  REFERENCE 
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Abase  Make or bring low; to humble  Job 40:11 
Abated  Reduced in intensity or amount.  Ge. 8:3 
Abhor  Despise; spurn; regard with horror.  Ex. 5:21 
Abjects  People thrown out; outcasts.  Psa 35:15 
Abode  To have stayed; remained; a dwelling.  Gen 29:14 
Acceptation  Acceptance; approval.  1 Tim 1:15; 4:9 
Acquit  Judged not guilty.  Job 10:14 
Adamant  Rock or very hard mineral.  Ezek 3:9 
Adjure  To command, under oath or threat.  Josh 6:26 
Ado  Fuss; bother; tumult.  Mark 5:39 
Advertise  To advise; warn; inform; reveal.  Num 24:14 
Advisement  Counsel; consideration.  1 Chr 12:19 
Affinity  Become a son-in-law; an in-law.  1 Ki 3:1 
Affording  Providing; yielding (as of crops).  Psa 144:13 
Affright  To frighten.  Dt. 7:21 
Afoot  On foot.  Mark 6:33 
Afore  Before.  2 Ki 20:4 
Afresh  Again; anew.  Heb 6:6 
Agone  Ago.  1 Sam 30:13 
Ague  A fever.  Lev 26:16 
Alamoth  Treble instruments; woman singers; music played in treble (high notes).  1 Chr 15:20 
Albeit  "Although it be that," shortened.  Ezek 13:7 
All to  To do entirely; do wholly.  Jdg 9:53 
Allow  To approve; commend; accept.  Luke 11:48 
Alms  Giving to the poor to help them.  Matt 6:1 ff. 
Aloof  At a distance, but within view.  Psa 38:11 
Ambassage  Ambassador(s); a message.  Luke 14:32 
Ambushment  Attack by surprise; ambush  2 Chr 13:13 
Amerce  To punish by imposing a fine.  Dt 22:19 
Amiable  Dear; lovely; beloved.  Psa 84:1 
Amiss  Wrong; incorrect.  2 Chr 6:37 
Anathema  To be damned by God.  1 Cor 16:22 
Angle  Fishhook.  Isa 19:8 
Anise  Plant of the parsley family.  Matt 23:23 
Anon  Immediately; right away.  Matt 13:20 
Anti- A preposition signifying against, opposite, contrary, or in place of.
Apace  At a quick pace; quickly.  2 Sam 18:25 
Apothecary  One who makes perfumes.  Ex 30:25 
Appertain  To belong to; to pertain to.  Lev 6:5 
Ariel  "Lion of God," name for Jerusalem.  Isa 29:1-2, 7 
Ark  The ship Noah built; box; chest;  Gen 6:14; 
the basket boat of baby Moses.  Ex 2:3 
Array  To put on; to clothe  Gen 41:42 
Art  You (one person) are.  Gen 3:9 
Artificer  Artisan; craftsman.  Gen 4:22 
Artillery  War equipment; weapons.  1 Sam 20:40 
Asp  Snake; serpent.  Dt 32:33 
Assayed  Attempted; tested; analyzed  Dt 4:34 
Assent  Accord; agreement.  2 Chr 18:12 
Asswage  Lessen; relieve; satisfy; sweeten.  Gen 8:1 
Astonied  Be taken by surprise.  Ezra 9:3-4 
Atonement  A person or animal taking another's place, to cover sins.  Ex 29:33 
Attent  Attentive; observant.  2 Chr 6:40 
Augment  Increase; make bigger.  Num 32:14 
Austere  Severe; strict; harsh; solemn.  Luke 19:21-22 
Averse  Disliking; turned from.  Mic 2:8 
Avouched  Affirmed; admitted; vouched for.  Dt 26:17-18 
Away with  OT: To tolerate; bear; endure.  Isa 1:13; 
NT: "Take away!"  Luke 23:18 
Axletree  Spindle/shaft on which a wheel rotates.  1 Ki 7:32-33 
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Backbiting  Evil speaking; slandering.  Psa 15:3 
Balm  A medicine; rosin fom a bush.  Gen 37:25 
Banquetings  Drinking, gluttony; rich partying.  1 Pet 4:3 
Baptize  Immerse; dip a thing.  Matt 3:6 
Barbarous  Foreign.  Acts 28:2 
Barked  Scraped the bark off.  Joel 1:7 
Base (to be)  Low; lowly; humble.  2 Sam 6:22 
Battlement  Low wall around a roof.  Dt 22:8 
Wall for defense.  Jer 5:10 
Became him  Was fitting for; was exactly suited for.  Heb 2:10; 7:26 
Beeves  Cattle.  Lev 22:19 
Begat, beget  To be father of; be ancestor of.  Gen 4:18; 17:20 
Begotten Past participle of beget
Behemoth  A large, plant-eating dragon or dinosaur  Job 40:15 ff. 
Belied  Lied against; spoken falsely.  Jer 5:12 
Beseech  To call upon; appeal; beg  Ex 3:18 
Besom  Broom  Isa 14:23 
Besought  Asked the favor of; searched for.  Gen 42:21 
Beset  To surround; to entagle.  Jdg 19:22; Heb 12:1 
Bestead  See "hardly bestead."  Isa 8:21 
Bestow  Give; grant; put; place.  Ex 32:29 
Store; gather together in one place.  Luke 12:17-18 
Bethink  Come to one's senses, consider.  1 Ki 8:47 
Betimes  Early; in good time; before it's too late.  Gen 26:31 
Betwixt  Between; passing from one to another.  Gen 17:11 
Bewail  To express deep sorrow; lament.  Lev 10:6; Jer 4:31 
Bewray  Reveal; give away a secret; betray.  Prov 27:16 
Billow  A great wave or swelling of water.  Psa 42:7 
Bishoprick  Guardianship; office of overseeing.  Acts 1:20 
Blains  Blisters; sores; boils.  Ex 9:9-10 
Blaze  To make known; proclaim.  Mark 1:45 
Bolled  Blossomed; in the see or pod.  Ex 9:31 
Bolster  Pillow; head (or other) support.  1 Sam 19:13 
Bondman  A slave; an unpaid worker.  Gen 44:33 
Bosses  Bump-like shapes on a shield.  Job 15:26 
Botch  An ulcer, swelling, tumor.  Dt 28:27, 35 
Bowels  Inward parts; affections.  Gen 15:4 
Brawler  One who gets into fights.  1 Tim 3:3; Tit 3:2 
Bray a fool  Beat, bruise, pound on a fool.  Prov 27:22 
Bray  Groan, wail; make a foul noise.  Job 6:5, 30:7 
Breach  Breaking forth; a break; opening, inlet.  Gen 38:29, Lev 24:20, Jdg 5:17 
Breeches  Trousers.  Ex 28:42 
Brigandine  Armor for a soldier or robber.  Jer 46:4, 51:3 
Brimstone  Sulfur  Gen 19:24 
Broided  Braided; plaited; interweaved.  1 Tim 2:9 
Broidered  Embroidered; adorned with needlework.  Ex 28:4 
Brood  Animal offspring, especially of birds.  Luke 13:34 
Bruit  Report; rumor; sound; noise.  Jer 10:22 
Brutish  Stupid as a beast; slow to understand.  Psa 49:10 
Buckler  Round shield held with a grip.  Psa 18:30 
Buffet  To strike with a clenched fist.  Matt 26:67 
Bullock A young bull; a castrated bull: steer
Bulrush  Tall plant near water, such as papyrus.  Ex 2:3 
Bulwark  A defensive structure.  St 20:20 
Bunches of camels  Camels' humps.  Isa 30:6 
By and by  At once; immediately; soon.  Matt 13:21 
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Caldron  A pot; kettle; cauldron.  1 Sam 2:14 
Canker  Something that eats away, corrodes; cancer, gangrene; an ulcer-like sore.  2 Tim 2:17 
Carbuncle  A red precious stone.  Ex 28:17 
Careful  Pull of care; full of worry, anxiety.  Jer 17:8 
Carnal  Of the flesh, fleshy; sensual.  1 Cor 3:3 
Carriage  That which is carried; baggage.  Jdg 18:21 
Casement  A window.  Prov 7:6 
Cast angle  To fish with a hook.  Isa 19:8 
Cast in the teeth  Revile or reproach, face to face.  Matt 27:44 
Caul  Membrane; fatty tissue around a bodily organ.  Ex 29:13 
Cauls  Close-fitting caps/nets worn by women.  Isa 3:18 
Celestial  Relating to the sky or heavens.  1 Cor 15:40 
Centurion  Roman commander of a hundred men.  Matt 8:5 
Chambering  Sexual indulgence; lewdness.  Rom 13:13 
Chamberlain  Eunuch or chief servant; one in charge of the king's quarters.  2 Ki 23:11 
Chamois  A small sheep-like antelope.  Dt 14:5 
Champaign  A plain; field; flat, open land.  Dt 11:30 
Chapiter  Upper part of a column or pillar.  Ex 36:38 
Chapmen  Tradesmen; merchants.  2 Cor 9:14 
Chargeable  A burden; an undue weight.  2 Sam 13:25 
Charger  A large platter or dish  Num 7:13 
Charity  Godly love in action.  1 Cor 8:1; 13:1-4 
Chaste  Pure; clean; not corrupt.  2 Cor 11:2 
Check  Rebuke; reproof; stop an action.  Job 20:3 
Chide  Quarrel; scold; complain; find fault.  Ex 17:2 
Choler  Anger, wrath.  Dan 8:7; 11:11 
Churl  A rude, harsh person.  Isa 32:5, 7 
Cieled  Covered on the inside of a roof/room.  2 Cor 3:5 
Circumspect (be)  Be watchful every way; take heed.  Ex 23:13 
Clamour  Yelling; loud complaining.  Eph 4:31 
Cleanness of teeth  Famine.  Amos 4:6 
Cleave  Split open; cut open; divide.  Lev 1:17 
Cleave unto  Cling to; hold to; stick to.  Gen 2:24 
Cleft  Split hoof; an opening, break or split.  Dt 14:6 
Clouts  Pieces of cloth used to patch  Jer 38:11 f. 
Cloven  Separated; split; divided up.  Dt 14:7 
Coast  Border; region/country; land by water.  Ex 10:14 
Cock  A male of the chicken, rooster
Cockatrice  Venomous snake.  Isa 11:8 
Cockle  A weed resembling wheat.  Job 31:40 
Cogitations  Thinking something over.  Dan 7:28 
Collop  A piece of flesh or fold of fat.  Job 15:27 
Comely  Attractive; proper; becoming.  1 Sam 16:18 
Communicate  (When not referring to speech) share; give; associate with.  Gal 6:6 
Compass  Go around, encircle; encompass.  Gen 2:11 
Concision  Those who believe circumcision makes one righteous or saves.  Phil 3:2 
Concord  Agreement; unison  2 Cor 6:15 
Concupiscence  Strong lust; passion.  Rom 7:8 
Confectionary  Perfume/ointment maker; perfumer.  1 Sam 8:13 
Consecrate  Treat as set apart or separate unto God.  Ex 28:3 
Constantly  Firmly; consistently; continually.  1 Chr 28:7; Pro 21:28 
Constrain  Compel with irresistible force.  2 Ki 4:8 
Consumption  Disease that eats the body; destruction.  Lev 26:16; Is 10:22 
Contemn  Despise with mockery; show contempt.  Psa 10:13 
Contentious  Loving to quarrel and angrily debate.  Prov 21:19 
Convenient  Fit; appropriate; proper.  Prov 30:8 
Conversation  Behavior; way of life; community.  Psa 37:14 
Convince  Convict; prove wrong.  Job 32:12 
Coping  Top of a wall, sloped to drain off wter.  1 Ki 7:9 
Corn  The seeds of edible grain; a kind of grain  Gen 27:28 
Cornet  A wind instrument; horn; trumpet.  2 Sam 6:5 
Cotes  Animal enclosure; stables.  2 Chr 32:28 
Coulter  Sharp iron blade on the front of a plow, that cuts into the soil.  1 Sam 13:20 
Countenance  Face, appearance; show favor.  Gen 4:5; Ex 23:3 
Countervail  Be or make equal; compensate.  Est 7:4 
Covert  A shelter; a hiding place.  1 Sam 25:20 
Cracknels  Dry, brittle cakes or biscuits.  1 Ki 14:3 
Crisping pins  Pins heated up to curl hair; curling irons.  Isa 3:22 
Cruse  A pot.  1 Sam 26:11 
Cumbered  To be overwhelmed with cares.  Luke 10:40 
Cummin  A plant bearing aromatic seeds.  Isa 28:25 
Curious  Skillfully made; detailed.  Ex 28:8 
Curious Arts  Divinations; sorcery; astrology.  Acts 19:19 
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Dam  A mother.  Ex 22:30 
Daub  To cover or plaster.  Ex 2:3; Ezek 13:10. 
Daysman  A judge; mediator; "umpire."  Job 9:33 
Dayspring  Sunrise.  Job 38:12 
Dearth  A drought; famine; no harvest.  Gen 41:54 
Defer  Delay; postpone.  Gen 34:19 
Derision  Ridicule; laughing at enemies' threats.  Job 30:1 
Descry  Search out; map out; to describe.  Jdg 1:23 
Despite  Contempt; angry hatred.  Ezek 25:6 
Diadem  Royal headband worn by Eastern kings.  Job 29:14 
Discomfited  Defeated in battle; scattered.  Ex 17:13 
Discover  Uncover; reveal; have first sight of.  Ex 20:26 
Disdain  To despise; to reject.  1 Sam 17:42 
Dissembled  Used deceit; pretended; feigned.  Josh 7:11 
Dissimulation  To dissemble; hiding under false appearances.  Rom 12:9 
Divers  Old spelling of "diverse;" unequal.  Prov 20:10 
Doleful  Mournful cry; sorrowful howl.  Isa 13:21 
Dragon  Huge lizard; dinosaur.  Dt 32:22; 
The Devil; Satan.  Rev 12:9 
Draught house  Public toilet.  2 Ki 10:27 
Draught of fish  Fish caught by sweeping a net.  Luke 5:9 
Dregs  Grounds at the bottom of a cup.  Psa 75:8 
Dropsy  An illness where a part or all of the body swells with too much water.  Luke 14:2 
Drove (n.)  Flock; a company.  Gen 32:16 
Duke  Head of a family or tribe.  Gen 36:15 ff. 
Durst  He/she dared; was bold enough.  Est 7:5 
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Ear The part of the body specialized for the perception of sound; a spike or head of corn or other grain.
Earing  Plowing; tilling the ground.  Gen 45:6 
Earnest (n.)  Down payment  2 Cor 1:22 
Effeminate  Acting like a woman; unmanly  1 Cor 6:9 
Emerods  Hemorrhoids; tumors.  1 Sam 5:6 
Emulation  Trying to equal or be better than others (in either a good or bad way).  Rom 11:14; Gal 5:20 
Enjoin  Command; charge.  Est 9:31 
Enmity  Hatred, being an enemy.  Gen 3:15; Lk 23:12 
Ensample  Example; pattern or model to imitate.  1 Cor 10:11 
Ensign  Flag or banner, as of an army.  Num 2:2 
Ensue  Pursue; to follow after.  1 Pet 3:11 
Environ  Surround; compass.  Josh 7:9 
Ephah  About 6/10 bushel; a basket holding that amount.  Ex 16:36;Zech 5:6-10 
Ephod  Linen garment worn by the high priest.  Ex 25:7; 28:6 ff. 
Epistle  Important or formal letter.  1 Thes 5:27 
Ere  Before; until.  Ex 1:19 
Eschew  Avoid; shun; turn aside from.  1 Pet 3:11 
Espied  Discovered; spied out; examined.  Gen 42:27 
Euroclydon  Furious, north-easterly wind.  Acts 27:14 
Even, eveningtide  Evening time.  Gen 19:1 
Every several  Every single; each one separately.  2 Chr 11:12 
Exactors  Overseers; tribute or tax collectors.  Isa 60:17 
Exhortation  Encouragement; counsel.  1 Cor 14:3 
Extol  To lift up; to praise; to esteem.  Psa 30:1 
Eyesalve  Medicine for the eyes.  Pev 3:18 
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Fain  Earnestly want to or long to; gladly.  Job 27:22 
Fairs  Something gotten at a fair; wares.  Ezek 27:12 ff. 
Fan  Winnowing fan; a fork-shaped tool to throw grain in the air, to let the wind separate the wheat from the chaff.  Isa 30:24 
Fast  Abstaining from food.  Matt 6:16-18 
Fatling  Fat cattle.  1 Sam 15:9 
Fats  Vats (always plural: "fats").  Joel 2:24; 3:13 
Feign  To pretend to be; to disguise.  1 Sam 21:13 
Felloe  The rim of a wheel, held by spokes.  1 Ki 7:33 
Fens  Marshes; swamps  Job 40:21 
Fetched a compass  Went on a circular course.  Josh 15:3 
Fillet  An ornamental band around the top of a pillar; a thin band or strip.  Ex 27:10 
Firebrand  Burning wood; a torch.  Jdg 15:4 
Firkin  About 9 gallons (40 liters) of liquid.  John 2:6 
Firmament  Expanse or vault over the earth; sky; the stretched-out heavens.  Gen 1:6-8 
Fitches  A kind of grain used for seasoning.  Isa 28:25, 27 
Flagon  Bottle holding liquid; flask; an amount euqal to what a flagon hold.  2 Sam 6:19 
Flay  Strip the skin off an animal or person.  Mic 3:3 
Flowers (her)  Menstrual flow; a woman's period.  Lev 15:24 
Flux  Bloody flow from the body; dysentery.  Acts 28:8 
Fold  Times (multiply, e.g., "twofold" = x2).  Gen 4:15 
Forbear  Refrain; restrain; refrain from acting.  Ex 23:5 
Foresaw  Saw or knew beforehand  Acts 2:25 
Forswear  Swear falsely; commit perjury.  Matt 5:33 
Forwardness, be forward  Being eager; zealous; ready; being inclined to do something.  2 Cor 8:8 
Foursquare  Squared; four cornered.  Ex 27:1 
Fray  Frighten; make afraid.  Dt 28:26 
Fret  Be grieved; be troubled; be displeased.  1 Sa 1:6 
Fretting  Eating away; wearing away.  Lev 13:51 ff. 
Froward  Perverse; twisted.  Dt 32:20 
Fuller  Washer and/or bleacher of clothes.  Mark 9:3 
Furbish  Rub, scour or polish until bright.  Jer 46:4 
Furlong  Approximately 1/8 mile (660 feet).  Luke 24:13 
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Gaddest about  Go back and forth, to and fro.  Jer 2:36 
Gainsay  Contradict; oppose.  Luke 21:15 
Gall  Something bitter or poisonous.  Dt 32:32 
Garrison  Fortification; military post.  1 Sam 10:5 
Gin  Noose; snare.  Job 18:9 
Gird To encircle with a belt or band; to cloth, to dress
Girdle, Girt  Belt, wrapped around.  Mark 1:6; 2 Ki 1:8 
Girt  Past participle of gird, to encircle
Go to  Come; let us begin (exhortation).  Gen 11:3 
Grave  Tomb (noun); engraved (verb); serious, not showy (adj)  Gen 35:20; Ex 28:9; 1 Tim 3:8 
Graven  Carved or engraved idol or image.  Ex 20:4 
Grisled  Spotted; speckled  Gen 31:10 
Grove  Small group of trees; in pagan use, a place where Ashtaroth was worshiped (compare Jdg 2:13 with 3:7).  Gen 21:33;Ex 34:13 
Guile  Deceit; craftiness.  Ex 21:14 
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Habergeon  Coat of mail for the neck (and down).  Ex 28:32 
Haft  A handle.  Jdg 3:22 
Hale  Drag; force.  Luke 12:58 
Halt  Lame; crippled in the feet.  Matt 18:8 
Hap (Her hap was to)  To happen (She happened to).  Ruth 2:3 
Haply  Perhaps; maybe.  1 Sam 14:30 
Hard by  Beside; next to.  1 Ki 21:1 
Hardly bestead  Badly treated; greatly troubled.  Isa 8:21. 
Harrow  Plow; break up clods; cover seed.  2 Sam 12:31 
Hart  A stag; male deer.  Dt 12:15 
Haughty  Proud; arrogant; lifted up.  2 Sam 22:28 
Haunt  Where one goes frequently.  1 Sam 23:22 
Heady  Headstrong; reckless; hasty.  2 Tim 3:4 
Heath  Small shrub found in open wastelands.  Jer 17:6 
Heed  Pay attention; watch out.  Gen 31:24 
Helm  Rudder and tiller to steer a ship.  James 3:4 
Henceforth  From this time forth; from now on.  Gen 4:12 
Hereafter  After this; in time to come.  Isa 41:23; Rev 9:12 
Hereby  By this  Gen 42:15; 1 John 4:13 
Herein  In this  Gen 34:22; 1 John 4:17 
Hereof  Of this; from this.  Matt 9:26; Heb 5:3 
Heretofore  Before now; in times past; formerly.  Ex 4:10; 2 Cor 13:2 
Hereunto  Unto this.  Eccl 2:25; 1 Pet 2:21 
Herewith  With this.  Eze 16:29; Mal 3:10 
Hewn  Cut.  Ex 20:25 
Hinder end  The back side; behind; the rear.  2 Sam 2:23 
Hireling  A hired laborer; employee.  Job 7:1 
Hither, hitherto  To this place; till this point in time.  Gen 15:16 
Hoar, hoary  White colored; white or gray with age.  Ex 16:14; Lev 19:32 
Holden  Held.  2 Ki 23:22 
Holpen  Helped.  Psa 83:8 
Hosen  Garments covering legs; trousers.  Dan 3:21 
Host  Army/multitude; entertainer of guests.  Gen 2:1; Luke 10:35 
Hough  Hamstring; cut the tendons of the ham.  Josh 11:6, 9 
Husbandman  Farmer; one who tills the ground.  Gen 9:20 
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Ignominy  Contempt; shame; dishonor.  Prov 18:3 
Immutable  Unchangeable (an attribute of God).  Heb 6:18 
Implacable  Cannot be calmed or appeased.  Rom 1:31 
Implead  Sue someone at law.  Acts 19:38 
Importunity  Urgent, continual, persistent asking.  Luke 11:8 
Impotent  Weak; without strength or power.  John 5:3 
Impudent  Shameless; without modesty.  Prov 7:13 
Impute  Charge to one's account; reckon.  Lev 7:18 
In no wise  By no means; assuredly not.  Lev 7:24 
Incontinent  Without self-control; unbridled.  2 Tim 3:3 
Inditing  Dictating what to write.  Psa 45:1 
Inordinate  Unrestrained; immoderte.  Ezek 23:11 
Instant (adj.)  Insistent; persistent; importunate.  Luke 23:23 
Issue  What comes forth; children; discharge of liquid  Gen 48:6; Lev 12:7 
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Jangling  Noisy argument; quarreling.  1 Tim 1:6 
Joined hard  Bordered; was adjacent to.  Acts 18:7 
Jot  The smallest Hebrew letter, yodh.  Matt 5:18 
Justify To pardon and clear from guilt
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Kin, kindred  Family.  Lev 18:6 
Kine  Cows; cattle.  Gen 32:15 
Knop  Knob; bud (as of a flower).  Ex 25:33 
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Lade  To load; burden.  Gen 45:17 
Lasciviousness  Being lustful, loose or lewd; promoting lustful desires in others.  Mark 7:22 
Latchet  Sandal lace.  Isa 5:27 
Laver  Wash basin.  Ex 30:18 
Leasing  Falsehood; deceit; lying.  Psa 4:2 
Lees  Sediment settled in liquid; the dregs; (See "wines on the lees").  Jer 48:11; Isa 25:6 
Let (was let)  Hinder or obstruct.  Rom 1:13 
Leviathan  Big dragon/dinosaur that lives near or in the water/sea.  Psa 74:14 
Light off  To descend from; climb down from.  Gen 24:64 
Light on, upon  To happen to find; fall upon; hit.  Gen 28:11; Dt 19:5 
Lintel  Top of a door frame.  Ex 12:22-23 
Listed, listeth  Choose; be inclined to do.  Matt 17:12 
Lively  OT: Strong; energetic. NT: Living.  Ex 1:19; Acts 7:38 
Loins  Thigh and groin area; often used for the reproductive organs.  Gen 35:11 
Lot (one's)  Portion; what is received by casting lots.  Dt 32:9 
Lot (to cast)  Pebbles thrown to make decisions.  Lev 16:8 
Lowring  Threatening storm; gloomy; clouded.  Matt 16:3 
Lucre  Gain in money or goods; profit.  1 Sam 8:3 
Lusty  Healthy and strong; able of body.  Jdg 3:29 
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Mammon  Earthly goods; property; riches.  Matt 6:24 
Mantle  Cloak; covering garment.  Jdg 4:18 
Maranatha  "Our Lord cometh."  1 Cor 16:22 
Marishes  Marshes; ponds  Ezek 47:11 
Matrix  A mother's womb.  Ex 13:12 
Mattock  Hoe or other tool to break up dirt.  1 Sam 13:20 
Maul  Mallet, heavy hammer or club.  Prov 25:18 
Maw  Animal's stomach.  Dt 18:3 
Mean man  Common; low in rank.  Prov 22:29 
Meat  Grain or food in general (except where the verse refers to flesh).  Gen 1:29 
Meet  Suitable; agreeable; fit; proper.  Gen 2:18 
Mess  Portion of food.  Gen 43:34 
Mete  Measure; deal out.  Ex 16:18 
Meteyard  A rod to measure length; yardstick.  Lev 19:35 
Milch  Milk-giving; milking.  Gen 32:15 
Mincing  Taking short, quick steps.  Isa 3:16 
Minish  Diminish; lessen.  Ex 5:19 
Ministration  Service; ministry.  Luke 1:23 
Mirth  Gladness; rejoicing.  Gen 31:27 
Mite  Coin of very small value; 1/4 Denarius.  Mark 12:42 
Mitre  Turban; ceremonial headdress.  Ex 28:4 
Mollified  Be softened; be appeased.  Isa 1:6 
Mortify  Put to death; remove the life of.  Rom 8:13 
Mote  Speck or splinter; small particle.  Matt 7:3-5 
Muffler  Scarf or veil to cover the face.  Isa 3:19 
Munition  Stronghold; fort.  Isa 29:7 
Murrain  Cattle disease; pestilence; plague.  Ex 9:3 
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Naught  Bad; nothing; vain.  2 Ki 2:19; Prov 20:14 
Nave  Hub; where spokes are inserted.  1 Ki 7:33 
Necromancer  One who inquires of the dead.  Dt 18:11 
Neesings  Sneezing.  Job 41:18 
Nether  Lower.  Ex 19:17 
Nigh  Near, in place or in time.  Gen 47:29 
Nitre  Sodium nitrate, as in gunpowder.  Prov 25:20 
Noisome  Destructive; hurtful; noxious.  Psa 91:3 
Not a whit  Not the least bit.  2 Cor 11:5 
Nought  Nothing.  Gen 29:15 
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Obeisance  Bowing or kneeling in respect.  Gen 37:7 
Odd number  What is left over; over and above.  Num 3:48 
Offend  Make angry; make one stumble; violate.  Gen 20:9 
Offscouring  What is scoured off; rejected.  Lam 3:45 
Omnipotent  All powerful (an attribute of God).  Rev 19:6 
Oracle  (When referring to a place) the inner sanctuary; "Holy of Holies."  1 Ki 6:5 
Ouches  Settings for gems; sockets.  Ex 28:11 
Outgoings  Extreme limits, furthest borders.  Josh 17:9 
Outwent  Went before; went faster.  Mark 6:33 
Overcharged  Weighed down; burdened.  Luke 21:34 
Ox A domestic bovine animal; an adult castrated male domestic ox
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Pangs  Extreme, sharp pains, as in childbirth.  Isa 13:8 
Paps  Breasts.  Ezek 23:21 
Paramour  Male or female lover.  Ezek 23:20 
Parbar  Structure on the west side of Solomon's temple.  1 Chr 26:18 
Pate  Forehead; crown of the head.  Psa 7:16 
Patrimonry  Something inherited; an estate.  Dt 18:8 
Peculiar  Particular; special; one's own.  Ex 19:5 
Peeled  Smooth; bare; bald.  Isa 18:2 
Penury  Poverty.  Prov 14:23 
Peradventure  Perhaps.  Gen 18:24 
Perdition  Complete loss; eternal damnation.  John 17:12 
Pernicious  Destructive, something that can injure.  2 Pet 2:2 
Phylacteries  Scripture box attached to left arm or forehead by a leather strap.  Matt 23:5 
Pilled  Pealed; stripped off skin or bark.  Gen 30:37-38 
Pitch  A thick, dark, sticky substance.  Gen 6:14 
Place physical environment: space; a way for admission or transit; physical surroundings: atmosphere.
Plaiting  Braiding; gathering hair into knots.  1 Pet 3:3 
Platted  Braided; intertwined.  Matt 27:29 
Polled his head  Cut hair from his head.  2 Sam 14:26 
Pommels  Bowl-shaped top of a pillar.  2 Chr 4:12-13 
Post (person)  Runner; currier.  2 Chr 30:6 
Potsherd  Piece of broken pottery.  Job 2:8 
Prating  Babbling; chattering.  Prov 10:8, 10 
Presbytery  Assembly of elders.  1 Tim 4:14 
Prevent  Come before, go before; anticipate.  2 Sam 22:6 
Pricks  OT: Thorns. NT: Cattle prods or goads.  Num 33:55; Acts 9:5 
Principalities  Rulers or their territory.  Jer 13:18 
Privily  In private; secretly.  Jdg 9:31 
Privy (be)  Privately knowing; knowing a secret.  1 Ki 2:44 
Profane  Treat as common; defile.  Lev 18:21 
Profound (be)  Go deep into something.  Hos 5:2 
Prognosticators  Foretellers of the future.  Isa 47:13 
Propitiation  Sarifice to pay for sins against God, to satisfy His righteous anger.  Rom 3:25 
Proselyte  Convert.  Matt 23:25 
Prove to experience; to learn or know by suffering or encountering. [Archaic]
Provender  Food for livestock or cattle.  Gen 24:25 
Prudent  Acting with wisdom; cautious.  1 Sam 16:18; Is 5:21 
Psalm  Sacred song about or to God.  1 Chr 16:7 
Psaltery  Stringed instrument, as a harp or guitar.  1 Sam 10:5 
Publican  Tax collector.  Luke 5:27 
Pulse  Peas, beans; legumes.  2 Sam 17:28 
Purloining  Stealing; pilfering.  Titus 2:10 
Purtenance  Inward parts; entrails.  Ex 12:9 
Putrifying  Pertaining to gangrene; decaying.  Isa 1:6 
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Quaternion  Guard of four soldiers.  Acts 12:4 
Quick  Alive; living.  Lev 13:10 
Quit  Acquitted; found not guilty.  Ex 21:19 
Quit you like men  Behave/act as a man should.  1 Sam4:9; 1 Cor 16:13 
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Raiment  Clothing; garments.  Gen 24:53 
Rampart  Frotification; defensive structure.  Lam 2:8 
Rank (adj.)  Full-grown; strong and robust.  Gen 41:5, 7 
Rase  Tear down; level; destroy  Psa 137:7 
Ravening  Preying upon to devour.  Psa 22:13 
Ravin (noun)  Torn flsh; food gotten by violence.  Nah 2:12 
Ravin (verb)  Violently catch food or devour it.  Gen 49:27 
Ravished  Raped (negative use); delighted (positive use).  Isa 13:16; Pro 5:19 
Rebuke  Reprimand; strongly warn; restrain.  Gen 31:42 
Recompence  Punishment for evil, reward.  Dt 32:35, Pro 12:14 
Redound  Produce a result; to return.  2 Cor 4:15 
Reel  Stagger, walk to and fro like a drunkard.  Ps 107:27, Is 24:20 
Reins  Literally, kidneys. Figuratively, seat of emotion.  Job 16:13; Psa 7:9 
Remission  Forgiveness; pardon.  Matt 26:28 
Rend  Tear apart; forcefully rip apart.  Ex 39:23 
Renown  Great reputation; being well-known.  Gen 6:4 
Replenish To fill with persons or animals; to fill or build up again.
Reproach  Disgrace; shame.  Gen 30:23 
Reprobate  Rejected; failing the test; lost in sin.  Jer 6:30 
Reproof  Rebuke; scolding.  Job 26:11 
Requite  Repay.  Gen 50:15 
Rereward  Towards the rear, rear guard.  Isa 52:12 
Residue  Part that remains, the rest.  Ex 10:5 
Rie  Old spelling of "rye"; a grain.  Isa 28:25 
Righteousness Purity of heart and rectitude of life; It includes all we call justice, honesty and virtue, with holy affections; Applied to God, the perfection or holiness of his nature; The cause of our justification.
Ringstraked  Striped, streaked.  Gen 30:35 ff. 
Road  Old spelling of "raid".  1 Sam 27:10 
Ruddy  Reddish (hair or complexion).  1 Sam 16:12 
Rude  Unskilled, unrefined or unlearned.  2 Cor 11:6 
Rue  An evergreen plant used for medicine.  Luke 11:42 
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Sabbath  Rest, cessation from work.  Ex 16:23 
Sackbut  Triangular, 4-stringed instrument, like a lyre.  Dan 3:5, 7, 10, 15 
Sacrilege  Violate or steal scared things.  Rom 2:22 
Salutation  Greeting.  Mark 12:38 
Sanctify  Make holy; set apart for God's use.  Gen 2:3 
Satyr  He-goat.  Isa 13:21; 34:14 
Savour  Smell; taste; odor.  Gen 8:21 
Savourest  You (singular) like; delight in; favor.  Matt 16:23 
Scall  Scaly skin eruption.  Lev 13:30-37 
Score  Multiply the number times 20 (e.g., "fourscore" = 80).  Gen 16:16 
Scourge  Whip; flog.  Lev 19:20 
Seemly  Fitting; proper; becoming.  Prov 19:10; 26:1 
Seethe  Boil; be very hot.  Ex 16:23 
Selvedge  Fabric edge to prevent unraveling.  Ex 26:4 
Sepulchre  Place of burial; grave; tomb.  Gen 23:6 
Servitor  Attendant; one performing as a servant.  2 Ki 4:43 
Set at nought  Despise; disregard.  Prov 1:25 
Several more than two but not many; adj. - separate or respective
Shambles  Meat market; marketplace.  1 Cor 10:25 
Sheaf  Bundle of grain.  Gen 37:7 
Sheepcote  Sheep dwelling; stable. (See "cote")  1 Sam 24:3 
Sherd  See "potsherd."  Isa 30:14 
Shew  Old spelling of "show."  Gen 12:1 
Signet  Seal or stamp, indicating the owner.  Gen 38:18 
Single  Clear; pure; uncorrupted; healthy.  Matt 6:22 
Sith  Old spelling of "since".  Ezek 35:6 
Slack  Slow or negligent.  Dt 7:10 
Sleight  Trickery; entrapment by deceit.  Eph 4:14 
Slow bellies  Idle gluttons.  Titus 1:12 
Sod, sodden  Cooked; boiled.  Gen 25:29 
Soothsayer  One who fortells the future by ungodly means.  Josh 13:22 
Sop  A morsel of bread to be dipped.  John 13:26 f. 
Sottish  Foolish; dull with drink; sluggish.  Jer 4:22 
Soul The spiritual, rational and immortal substance in man, which distinguishes him from brutes; Spirit; essence; Life; Animal life.
Spite  Anger toward someone; grief.  Psa 10:14 
Spoil  Booty; plunder; prey.  Gen 49:27 
Stanched  Stopped flowing.  Luke 8:44 
Standard  Flag; banner.  Num 1:52 
Staves  Rods; clubs.  Ex 25:13 
Stay him, My stay  What one relies on.  2 Sam 22:19 
Stayed  Detained; held.  Luke 4:42 
Stomacher  Ornamental covering, over the chest and/or stomach, for females.  Isa 3:24 
Straightway  Right away; immediately.  1 Sam 9:13 
Strait (adj.)  Narrow; close together.  2 Ki 6:1; Matt 7:13 
Strait (in a)  Be in distress; be in a narrow place.  1 Sam 13:6 
Straitened  Impeded or restricted; narrowed. Job 18:7; Ezek 42:6
Distressed.  Luke 12:50 
Strake  Old spelling of "struck."  Acts 27:17 
Strowed, strawed  Scattered; spread  Matt 21:8 
Succour  Help; aid.  Hebrew 2:18 
Suffered not  Did not allow.  Gen 20:6 
Sup  Dine; eat.  Luke 17:8 
Sup up  Gather together; accumulate, assemble.  Hab 1:9 
Superfluous  More than necessary or wanted.  Lev 21:18 
Suppliants  Worshippers.  Zeph 3:10 
Surfeiting  Excess food or drink; overindulgence.  Luke 21:34 
Swaddling clothes  Cloths for wrapping infants tightly.  Luke 2:7, 12 
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Tablets  Small shield, a buckler.  Ex 26:6 
Taches  Hooks; fasteners.  Ex 26:6 
Tale  A number; something counted. Information given; a story.  Ex 5:8; Psa 90:9 
Talent  Weight of money; weight; gift.  Ex 25:39 
Target  Small shield; a buckler.  1 Sam 17:6 
Tell  To count; number.  Gen 15:5 
Tempered  Mixed; combined.  Ex 29:2 
Temperance  Self-control; moderation.  Gal 5:23 
Tempest  Storm; violent wind; whirlwind.  Job 9:17. 
Terrestrial  Relating to the earth; earthly.  1 Cor 15:40 
Testament  A will, ratified after death; a covenant.  Heb 9:16-18 
Thee the objective case of thou
Thence  From that place; from there.  Gen 2:10 
Thereabout  About that.  Luke 24:4 
Thereat  At that place, at that.  Ex 30:19; Matt 7:13 
Thereby  By that; by it; as a result of that.  Gen 24:14, 1 Pet 2:2 
Therefrom  From this; from that.  Josh 23:6; 2 Ki 13:2 
Therein  In that; in this; of it.  Gen 9:7; Rev 21:22 
Thereinto  Into that.  Luke 22:21 
Thereof  Of that; of this; of it.  Gen 2:17; Rev 21:23 
Thereon  On that; on this; on it.  Gen 35:14; Rev 21:12 
Thereout  Out of that; out of this.  Lev 2:2; Judg 15:19 
Thereto  To that; to this; to it.  Ex 25:24; Gal 3:15 
Thereunto  Unto that; unto this; unto it.  Ex 32:8; 1 Pet 3:9 
Therewith  With it; with that.  Ex 22:6; 30:26 
Thither  To that place; opposite of hither.  Gen 19:20 
Thitherward  Toward it; in that direction.  Jer 50:5 
Thou the nominative second person singular of the personal pronoun: now replaced with you (thee, thy, thine)
Thrice  Three times.  Ex 34:23 
Tired  Attired; put something around the head.  2 Ki 9:30 
Tithe  The tenth part; 1/10.  Lev 27:30 
Tittle  Small mark to tell between Heb. letters.  Matt 5:18; Luke 16:17 
Told out  Counted out; numbered; tallied.  2 Chr 2:2 
Tow  Weaver's fiber or the yarn made from it.  Jdg 16:9 
Traffick  Trade; do business.  Gen 42:34 
Translate  Transfer; remove to another place.  2 Sam 3:10 
Trodden  Walked on; trampled.  Dt 1:36 
Trode  Stepped on; walked on.  Jdg 9:27 
Trow  To think; to believe; to trust.  Luke 17:9 
Twain  Two.  1 Sam 18:21 
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Unction  An anointing.  1 John 2:20 
Unseemly  Inappropriate.  Rom 1:27 
Untoward  Perverse; not easily taught or guided.  Acts 2:40 
Usury  Interest paid for using money.  Ex 22:25 
Utter court  Outer court.  Ezek 40:31 
Utter gate  Outer gate.  Ezek 47:2 
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Valour  Courage; personal bravery.  Josh 1:14 
Variance  Disagreement; discord; dissension.  Matt 10:35 
Vaunt oneself  Boast; brag about oneself.  Jdg 7:2 
Vehement  Violent; forceful; furious.  Song of Sol 8:6 
Verily  Truly.  Gen 42:21 
Verity  Truth.  Psa 111:7 
Vestments  Official or ecclesiastical robes.  2 Ki 10:22 
Vesture  Garment; clothing.  Dt 22:12 
Victuals  Food for humans.  Gen 14:11 
Villany  Extreme wickedness.  Isa 32:6 
Visage  Appearance; face; look of a person.  Isa 52:14 
Vocation  What God calls, gifts a person to do.  Eph 4:1 
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Want  Lack; be deficient.  Dt 28:48 
Wanton  Without restraint; reckless.  Isa 3:16 
Ward  In custody, with a guard; prison.  Gen 40:3 
Wast  You (one person) were.  Gen 3:11 
Wax  Grow; become; advance.  Ex 22:24 
Wen  A wart; a tumor; a swelling.  Lev 22:22 
Wert  (If) you (one person) were.  Job 8:6 
Whelp  A cub; a young one.  Gen 49:9 
Whence  From what place; from where.  Gen 3:23 
Whereabout  About which; concerning which  1 Sam 21:2 
Whereas  Although; when in fact.  Gen 31:37; Dt 19:6 
Whereby  By what; by which  Gen 15:8; 1 John 2:18 
Wherefore  Why; for which reason.  Gen 10:9; Rev 17:7 
Wherein  In which; in what.  Gen 1:30; Rev 18:19 
Whereinsoever  In whatever thing.  2 Cor 11:21 
Whereinto  Into which.  Lev 11:33; John 6:22 
Whereof  Of which; of what  Gen 3:11; 1 John 4:3 
Whereon  On which; on what  Gen 28:13; John 4:38 
Whereto  To what; to which.  Job 30:2; Phil 3:16 
Whereunto  Unto what; unto which.  Num 36:3; 2 Pet 1:19 
Whereupon  Upon which; for which reason.  Lev 11:35; Heb 9:18 
Wherewith  With which; with what.  Gen 27:41; Mark 9:50 
Wherewithal  How; with what.  Ps 119:9; Matt 6:31 
Whether is?  Which of the two?  Jdg 9:2 
Whither  To what place; to where.  Gen 16:8 
Wimples  Curled hair; veils crimped.  Isa 3:22 
Winefat  Wine vat.  Isa 63:2 
Wines on the lees  Wines fermented on their dregs.  Isa 25:6 
Wist, wot  Knew; thought; supposed.  Ex 16:15 
Withal  With it/them; with; at the same time.  Ex 25:29; 1 Tim 5:13 
Withs  Twigs twisted to make a band, rope.  Jdg 16:7-9 
Wont  Used to; in the habit of.  Ex 21:29 
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Ye originally used only as the nominative plural and you the objective (you, your)