Zugaden , v. a. ir. T. to finish theloading; das Schiff wird zugelüden, thecargo is completed.

Zu'lage, /. - addition, augmentation;supply; T. (bei Zimmerlenten) timber-wood squared for a house; (bei Flei-schern) appurienauce; make-weight.

Zu'langen, v a. ( Einem Etwas ) toreach, to hand to; —, v. n. to stretchout the hand for something; to fallto; (bei Tische) to help one’s self; tobe of sufficient length, to suffice,to be sufficient.

Zuganger, m. -s, pi. holllman, as-sistant; (bei einem Maurer, rc.) la-bourer.

Zugänglich, a . sufficient, competent;—, adv. sufficiently, competently.

Zugänglichkett, f sufficiency, com-petence, fill.

Zugassen, v. a. ir. to leave unopened,not to open; to admit; (Einem Et-was) 1« grant, to allow, to suffer; (vonHengsten) to let a stallion cover themare.

Zu'lä'ssig, a. allowable, admissible, per-missible ; granted, suffered, allowed.

Zugasjigkeit, s. allowableness, ad-missibility, permissibleness.

ZugassuNg, /. admission, admittance;grant, granting, allowance, permis-sion.

Zu'lauf, in. -es, -s, concourse, con-fluence, conflux, crowd; einen — vonKunden haben, to have a run of cus-tomers.

Zugausen, v. n. ir. to run to; to runon, to mend one’s pace; to flock, toget together in a crowd; (auf Einen)to run to or towards; spitzig —, to endin a point, to taper.

Zugauschen, V. n. to listen to.Zu'legemesser, n. pi. foidiugknife.

Zugegen, v. a. to add, to superadd;to cover, to line, to shut; (beilegen)(Einem Etwas) to assign, to attribute;(Briefe, re.) to sold up; to prepare; sichEtwas — (ich lege mir ru), to furnishor provide one’s self with something.

Zu'leimen, v.a. to glue up.

Zu'lenken, v. a. to turn, direct orincline to.

Zuletzt', adv. at last, last, lastly, fi-nally; the last time; — gehen, to golast, to he the last; ganz —, last of all.

Zugispeln, v. a. (Einem Etwas) tolisp, whisper to.

Zugöthen, v. a. to solder up.

Zulp, tn. -es, -s, pi. -e, vulg. sucking-bag; — fläschchen, n. vulg. suekiug-hottle.

Zul'pen, v. n. vulg. to suck.

Zum, abbr. für zu dem, v. Zu.

Zu'machen, V. a. to shut, to close, tostop; (einen Brief) to fold up ; den Rock—, to button up ones coat; —, v. n.vulg. to make haste, to move withspeed. [cipally.

Zumal, adv. especially, chiefly, prin-

Zu'maß, n. v. Zugabe. [up.

Zu mauern, V. a. to mure up, to wall

Zumesst, adv. mostly, for the most part.Zu'mcngen, v. Zumischen.

Zu'messen, v. a. ir. (Einem Etwas)to measure to, to measure out to;(beilegen) to ascribe, to impute.

Zu'mischen, v.a. to intermix, to mingle,to add.

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Zu'mischung, s. pi. -en, intermix-ture, alloy.

Zum'penkraut, n. -es, -s, house-leek.

Züm'pserlich , a. demure, affectedlymodest.

Zu'murmeln, V. a. (Einem Etwas) tomutter to, to declare multeringly.

Zu'muthen, V. a. (Einem Etwas) toexpect one to do ; to impute to; to de-mand, exact from.

Zu'muthung, f -, pi. -en, imputation ;desire, demand.

Zunächst, prp. (Einem) next to, near-est to; —, adv. first of all; shortly.Zu'nageln, V. a. to nail up.

Zu'nähen, v. a. to sew up.

Zu'nahme, /. -, increase, growth, im-provement, progression.

Zu'name, tn. -ns, pi. -n, family-name;

sur-namc; nickname.

Zünd, (in Zusammensetzungen) —kraut,n. prime, priming-powder; —kugel,/ball filled will) powder and combusti-bles ; —foch, n. touch hole; (einer(Kanone) vent; —papier, n. touch-paper; — pfanne, s. pan, touch-pan; — Pulver, n. priming for a gun;

— röhre, /. pipe filled with gun-pow-der, by which the fire is communicatedto a mine or gun ; —ruthe,/. linstock,match; — schwamm , tn. tinder; —schnür, /. — strick, in. quick-match ; —wurst,/. T. saucisse.

Zünd'öar, a. apt to take sire, inflam-mable; combustible.

Zt'md'harkeit,/. inflammability.

Zün'den, v. n. to catch fire; to kindle;to inflame, to take.

Zun'der, in. -s, tinder, touch-wood;Jig. cause, origin; —asche,/. Silesianpotash; — büchse , /. tinder-box,match-box; —erz, n. cinder-ore; —holr, ti. touch-wood; — läppen , pi.tinder-clouts, tinder-rags; — schwamm,tn. spunk.

Zun'der, m.-8,pl.-, fusee (of a bomb),match, train of gunpowder.Zu'nehmen, v. a. ir. (beim Stticken) toadd to the meshes; —, v. n. ir. to in-crease, to augment; to improve, tothrive, to prosper; der —Le Mond,cresceut.

Zu'neigen, V. a. to bend, inclinetowards, to converge. [affection.

Zu'neigung,/.-, inclination, propensity,

Zstnft, /. pi. Zünfte, company, so-ciety; guild, corporation; tribe; sect;

— brief, tn. bill of incorporation, char-ter; — buch, er. rolls os the guild orcorporation; —geist, m. spirit ofcaste; — gemäß, a. v. —»mäßig; —genoß, tn. —glied, n. member of aguild or corporation ; — Haus, n. hallof a guild; — Herr, tn. magistrate pre-siding at the meetings of a corpo-ration; — mäßig, a. consistent withthe rules and laws of a guild ; suitedto a guild or corporation ; — meister,m. master or foreman of a corpora-tion; — recht, n. right of a corporation;freedom, right of being incorporated;

— stube, /. hall; — Versammlung, /meeting of the company; — verwandte.tn. v. — genoß : — zwang, tn. restraintimposed by the laws of a corporatesociety.

Zünsler, Zünst'ler, m. v. Zunftgenoß.

Zunstig , a. belonging to a guild orcorporation; corporate, incorporated;competent; — werden, to get the right

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of a corporation or the freedom of acompany. [dom; competence.

Zunstigkeit, /. corporateness, free-Zun'ge, /. pi. -n, tongue; ßg. Ian-guage, speech; catch of a buckle,cock; languet; (Fisch) sole; T. (inBuchdruckereien) head of the galley;die — lösen, to cut the band or liga-ment of tlie tongue; — eines Mastes,T. spindle of a made-mast; sie Hat einesehr geläufige —, she has her tonguewell oiled; —nader, /. ranulur vein ;

— nband, n. band or ligament of thetongue; —nbuchstabe, tn. lingual let-ter; —ndrescher, tn. pettifogger, wran-gler; — ndrescherei, f pettifogging;

— nfaul, a. vulg. tongue-tied; —n-fehler, m. slip of the tongue ; — userstig, «. loquacious; —nfisch, tn. sole;

— nfvrmig, a. made in the form of atongue; T. strap - shaped, tongue-shaped, tung-shaped; —n freund, tn.compiler, false friend, flatterer; —n-haut, s. skin of the tongue ; — nhäut-chen, n. membrane which ties thetongue; —nbeld, tn. vulg. tongue-pad ;ein —nheld sein, to be tongue-valiant;

— nkrcmt, n. white stone-croj^; —n-lvhm, a. tongue-tied, tung-tied ; —n-mnskel, tn. lingual muscle; —nspitze,f. tip of the tongue; —nstein, tn.glossopetra.

Zun'gclchen, n. -t, pi. Zung'lcin,

n. -s, pi. languet, finget ; T. point.ZttN'gelN, r>. «. to play with thetongue. [longued.

-3un'gig, a. (in Zusammensetzungen)Zung'ler, in. -s, pi. sweet-tooth,epicure.

Zumchge, adv. undone, ruined, wasted;

— machen, to ruin, to destroy.Zu'nicken, v. a. to impart by nodding-,

—, v. n. (Einem) to nod at, to nod to.Zu'nöthigen, V. a. to importune, toobtrude.

Zu'nothlgUNg, /. importunity.Zu'ordnen, V. a. (Einem Etwas) loassociate.

Zubacken, V. a. to pack up.Zu'pappen, V. a. to paste up.Zu'peitschen, V. a. to whip or lash on.Zupshar, a. that may be pulled orplucked. [to.

Zu'pfeifen, V. n. ir. (Einem) to whistleZup'sen, v. a. to pull, to tug; to pluck;

Einen bei'm Ohre —, to pull one’s ear.Z »'Pflastern, v. u. to pave up, to coverby paving over.

Zu'pflÜgM, v. a. to fill up by plough-ing; to plough the seed under.Zupf'seide , /. threads drawn fromsilk-stuff.

Zu'ptchen, v. a. to pitch up.Zu'platzen, v. n. to fall or dash pre-cipitately; to act precipitately; toblurt out.

Zu'plunrpen, V. n. to proceed clumsilyand precipitately. [geling.

Zu'prügeln, v. n. to go on with eud-Ztt'quetschen, V. a. to squeeze up.

Zur, abbr. für zu der, v. Zu.Zu'rathen, v. a. ir. to counsel, to ad'

Zu'raunen , v. a. (Einem Etwas) towhisper into one’s ears, to suggest.Zu'raunung, s. whispering, sug-gestion.

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