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Zögermig — Zucht

Zö'gerung, f. -,pl . -en, tarrying, delay.

Zö'glMg, m. -es, -s, pi -e, pupil.

3oft, m. -es, -s, pi. -e, inch; nach

— en, by inches ; —maß, n. measureof inches; — stab, —stock, m. inch-rod ; — werfe, adv. by inches, by inch-

Zoll, m.-es, -s, /-/. Zölle, toll; custom;duty; (von Durchreisenden) passage-money ; — von Etwas geben, to paytoll; — legen (auf ein Ding), — Heben,to levy custom upon something; — ab-gaben, pi. duties, custom-house-char-ges; — amt, — büreau , n. custom-house, custom-office, board of cus-toms; — angabe, —declaration, /.entry at the custom-house; —ansatz,

— anschlag, in. tarif; — anschluß, m.accession to the tarif-union; —an-schlußvertrag, m. treaty of accession tothe tarif-union; — aufseher, m . sur-veyor of the customs; — bar, a. liableto paying duty or custom; —barkeit,/. liability to pay duty; —beamtc, in.officer of the custom-house, custom-house-officer; — bediente, in. custom-house - officer; — bereiter , in. land-waiter; — brücke, /. toll-bridge; —buch, ii. book of rales, toll-book; —bu it, f toll-booth ; — credit, m. creditat the custom-house;—direction, /.direction os the customs ; — einnähme,f. revenue of the customs; board ofcustoms ; — einnehmer, in. receiver orgatherer of taxes, toll-man,toll-gather-er ; — frei, a. free from custom; —freiheit, s. exemption from duly; —freischein, m. permit, pass-bill; —ge-bühr,/. toll-money;—gercchtigkeit, f.right of levying custom; —gesetze,pi. custom-laws ; — Haus, ». custom-house, toll-house; — inspector, v. —aufseher; —intraden, pi. revenue ofthe customs; —jacht, /. custom-house-yacht; — kammer, v. —amt;

— magarin, «. v. —speicher; — Ord-nung, J. regulation of the tolls andcustoms, custom-regulations ; — Pacht,in. renting of tolls; — Pachter, m. rent-er of tolls; —passirzettel, -n. permit;

— pstichtig, a. v. —bar; —auittung,/. clearance; —quittungsbucl), n. v.

— buch ; —rechnung,/ account of cus-toms ; — register, n. —rolle, /. tarif;

— jaule, s. post set up for a sign thattoll is to be paid; — schein, in. clear-ance, cocket; — schiff, «. revenue-cutler ; —schreiber, in. clerk at a toll-office, custom-house-clerk; —stegel,n. seal of the custom-house ; — schutz-wache, / guard os the customs; —speicher, m. custora-ware-house; —stadt, s. town where custom is paid;

— stämpel , m. seal or stamp of thecustom-house; — statte, s. place forpaying custom; — straße, /. road onwhich custom is paid ; —stube,/ cus-tom-office; — system, n. system ofregulating the customs; —tabellen,pi. custom-duty-tables; —tarif, in.tarif of duties; —thor, «.toll-gate;

— union,/, v. — verband ; — Unkosten,pi. custom-house-charges; — verband,

— verein , m. larif-uniou; — Vereini-gung, /. custom-house union; —ver-einländisch, a. v. Vereinländisch ; —ver-einsstaaten, v. Nereinsstaaten; — Ver-günstigung , /. sufferance; — Verord-nungen,^/. customs-acts; —verwalter,in. v. —aufseher; — verzeichniß, n. v.—tarif; — Wesen, n. affairs concerningthe customs; —zettel, m. cocket.

Zol'len, v. a. to pay custom; fig. (Ei-nem Etwas) to give, to pay.

Zol'ler, m. -9, pi. ri. Zöllner.

Zöl'lig, a. (in Zusammensetzungen) ofso many inches. [bibl. publican.

Zöllner , in. pi. -, toll-gatherer;

Zo ne, /. -, pi. -n, zone.

Zoogra'ph, «r. -en, pi. -en, zoographer.

Zoogmphie', /. -, zoography.

Zoolatrie',/. -, zoolatry.

Zoolo'g, m. -en, pi. -en, zoologist.

Zoologie',/. -, zoology.

Zoophyt', in. -en, pi. -en, zoophyte,animal plant. [animals.

Zootomie', / zootomy, dissection os

Zopf, m. -es, -s, pi. Zöpfe, cue, pig-tail ; T. (bei Förstern) top of a tree ; —bctnd, it. pigtail-tie ; — ende, n, 7’. top-eud (of a tree); — haar, n. cue-hair;

— holz, ii. T. top-wood; — lerche, /.tufted lark; — pcrrücke, /. wig with apigtail; — weise, adv. by strings or

Zop'seN, v. a. to weave hair, to twistor braid into a pigtail.

Zorn, in. -es, -s, anger, wrath, pas-sion, choler;/g. rage, violence; zum

— reizen, to exasperate; in — ge-rathen, to grow angry, to fall into a pas-sion ; seinen — an Jemandem auslasten,to vent one's passion upon one; —entbrannt, a. angry; enraged; — glü-hend, a. angry, furious; — müthig, a.irascible; —ruthe, f. chastisementproduced from divine wrath.

Zor'nig , a. angry, wrathful, Ireful;choleric, irascible; passionate; Jig.raging, violent; — werden, to growangry, to fall into a passion; —, adv.angrily, irefully.

Zo'te,/. pi. -N, tuft of hair hangingtogether; shag; rag; obscenity, ob-scene expression, bawdry; —n reißen,to talk bawdry; — nblmne, /. fringedbuck-bean; —nhaft, a. obscene,bawdy; adv. obscenely, bawdily, —n-lied, n. bawdy-song; — »reißen , «.ribaldry; — nreißer, in. obscene talker,ribald; — nreißerei , /. talking ob-seenely-

Zo'teln, v. n. to talk obscenely.

Zo'ticht, a. shaggy, ragged.

3o'tig , a. shaggy, shagged, villous;obscene.

Zoktcl, Zone, /. pi. -n, shag, rag,v. Zote; —haarig, a. shaggy; —matte,/. rope-mat; — wolle,/, cot, cot-gare.

Zottelig, a. shaggy.

Zotlleln, v. ii. vulg. to go or move ina careless manner, to trot.

Zot'ticht, v. Zoticht.

Zu, prp. (zu Einem) at, by, to, for, in,on; — Hause, at home; — Bette gehen,to go to bed; — ebener Erde wohnen,to live on the ground; — meinem Vor-theil, to my advantage; — Nacht, bynight; — Mittag essen, to dine; —Abend speisen, to sup; zum Unglück ge-boren, bor» to misfortune; von Hans— Haus, from house to house; — Pa-ris, at Paris ; — der nämlichen Zeit, atthe same time; — Mittag, at noon;

— r Unzeit, out of season; — rechterZeit, in due time; — Zeiten, at times,by times; Einem — r Seite sitzen, to sitat one’s side; —r Rechten, on the righthand side; —m ersten, firstly, in thefirst place; —m andern, dritten, rc.,secondly, thirdly, etc.; —r Hand sein(Einem), to be at band; es steht Ihnen— Diensten, it is at your service; — rHalste, by half; — Tausenden, by thou-sands; — Waster und — Lande, by seaand by laud;’ — Deutsch, In German;

— ganzen Tagen, for whole days; —mletzten Male, for the last time; —ntBeispiel, for instance; — Anfange, atthe beginning; — Ihrem Besten, inyour behalf; — Fuß, on foot; —Pferde, on liorseback; — Grunde ge-hen, to sink ; to be ruined ; — Bodenfallen, to fall down ; sich — Etwas ent-schließen, to resolve upon something;mit — Grabe gehen, to attend a funer-al; — m Könige machen, to make onea king; —m Glück, luckily, happily;—, adv. fast, close, to; too; — fein,to be shut; auf ... —, nach ...—,towards ; es fängt an — regnen, it be-gins to rain; — groß, too great; —, t.on! geh —! go on! Glück —1 cheer up lGod speed you well!

Zu'arfieiten, v. n. to work on.

Zu'fiauen, v. a. to shut up by building»to close by a wall. [Zngehör.

Zu'behör, n. -es, -s, appertenence, v.

Zu'beißen, v. n. ir. to bite at, to bite;to bite on; to swallow the hook.

Zugekommen, V. n. ir. to get in ad-

Zu'benumt, a. surnamed.

Zu'fier, in. -s, pi. tub.

Zugereiten, v. a. to prepare, to dress rtu qualify; to seasons

Zu'bereiter, m. -s, pi. preparer.

Zu bereitung, /. -, pl.-tn, preparation;dressing. [jng.

Zu biegen, v. a. ir. to close with bend-

Zugilligen, V. a. (Einem Etwas) togrant, to appoint, to connive.

Zu'binben, v. a. ir. to tie up; Einemdie Augen —, to hoodwink one.

Zu'blasen, v. a. ir. to close by blow-ing; to blow to; to whisper to; EinemEtwas —, to blow a thing to one ; Jig,to prompt one to a thing; —, v. n. ir,to begin to blow; to go on blowing.

Zu'bla'ser, in. -s, pi. prompter.

Zu'bleiben, v. n. ir. to remain shut.

ZuglickkN, v. a. et n. to wink, to im-part by looks. [looks.

Zu'blinken, v.a. to make understand by

Zu'brenncn, v. a. ir. to cauterize pErze —, to give the ore a roasting.

Zugringen, v. a. ir. to bring to; (eineThüre) to shut; die Zeit —, to spendor employ time; to pass away the

Zu'bringer, in. -S, pi. -, T. pipe ortube by which water is conveyed to afire-engine.

Zugrocken, r>. a.fg. vulg. to contrib-ute of one’s own, to spend upon; to-

Zu'brod, n. V. Zuspeise. [share.

Zu'buste, /. supply, contribution^.

Zugüßen, v. a. to coutribote, to pay;,to spend, to lose.

Zucht, /. pi. Züchte, breeding; (ge-zogene junge Thiere ) breed; race(Herde) herd, Lock; (Ordnung) dis-cipline; (Erziehung) education; (Ehr-barkeit) chastity, modesty; proprietyof conduct; in — halten, to keep underdiscipline; —amt, ». office or duty ofmaintaining order and propriety; —biene,/. queen-bee ; — ente, / breed-ing-duck; — fähig, a. disciplinable—gans,/. breeding-goose; — gewohnt,a. disciplined;,— hauS, «. house ofcorrection, bridewell; — Hausgefangene,— Häusler, m. correcliouer; — Hengst,m. stallion, stone-horse; — Hündin,/-bouud-bitch ; — los, a. without disci-