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Schnitzen , v. n. & a. T. to black,

blocken.

Schmollen, v. n to powt, fowt outkts Ups. Schmollwinkel, powt-irtg-plact. [tOT>f,ftew-part-

Schmoren, v a.8c n. toflew. Schmor-sch'. uck,a. ttim,fpruce.Schmuck, m adornment , nrna•m-nt ; finery ; jewels; attire ,drefs. Schmuckkäftchen, jewel -cafe. [trim.

Schmücken, v. a. to adorn , attire.Srnmunzeln, v. n. to/’mile, firnper.Schmutz, m fully, foil, tarnfl,ehrt. Schmutzflecken , Spot.Schmutztitel, fore-title .Schjniitzen , v. n. to fully , foil,*% tamß, dirt,foul, fpot.

Schmutzig, a. foul, dirty , nafly.Schnabel, ni. hilf beak, rtib. Schna-be. weide dainties, tidbits.Schnahetir.n, v. a. & n. to eat* toeat tidbits.

fifh Schnäbeln, v, r. to bill.

Schnake, f water-fnake.

Schnske, f. gnat, midge.

Schräke, f. j'fl.joke, drollery.Schnakifch, a droll, merry, odd.Schnal'e, t. buckle. Schnallenbügel,buckle-chape. Schnalleiwiorn,/on-gue of a buckle.

Schnallen, v. a to buckle.

Schna zen, v n. to clap; to knackw tb the fingers. [/nap.

Schnapp, Schnappt, 1 . 8c m. flap ,Schnappen, v. n. to friap, fnatch ;nach Athera to gafp for breath.Schnappfeder, fpring. Schnapp-hahn , high way-man , robber,foot-pad. Schnappfack,/nap/cjc>,knapfack, wallet. (bow.

Schnäpper, m. fleam; fort of crofs-Schnapps, nr cogue, dram.Schnappfen, v. n. to cogue, dram.Schnarchen, v. n. tofnort; to buff.- n. fnore.

Schnarcher, m. fnorer.

Schnarre, f. rattle.

Schnarren, v. n. to rattle; to fnarl,fpeak in the throat. Schnarrdrof-fel, mifllt-bird.

Schnatterer, m. prattler.Schnatterhaft, a. prattling.Schnattern, v. n. to gaggle ; to chat-ter , prattle. - n. prattle.Schnauben, v. a. 8c n. tofnort ; tobreathe, fnuff; fig. nach etwa«-,to pant after; die Nafe or fichto fnite, blow the nofe.Schnaue, f . fnout. tveffel)Schnaufen, v, n. to breathe, fnuff.Schnautze, f. fnout, mustule; lip.Schnäutzen, v. a. die Nafe or fich-,to fnite , blow the nofe ; fig. da*Licht-, to fnuff the candle ; ei-nen -, to wipe, cheat one.Schnecke, f. fnail,fltig , dew-lace,dtw-fnail. Schneckenberg, (nail-bill. Schreckenhau», /rtar/-y?Tf/)',

fnatl-houje. Sch neckenlinie, con-choid, fptral line. Schneckenmu-fchel, conch, Jhell. Schnecken-poü,fnail-poß. Schocckentreppe,cockle-flairs,

Schnee, m. fnow. Schneebahn,fnowy path, or road. Scbneeball,fnow-bail. Schneeblume, whitewinter -flower , fnow - drop.Schneeflocke, flake. Schneegans,wild gooye.Sthneegeftüber,jÄott>rrof fnow. Schneewafler , fnow•water, Schneeweifs,/noto-wAiVr.Schneewetter , fnowy weather.Schueewnlkc, fnowy cloud •

Schneeig, a. fnowy.

Schneide, f, edge.

Schneidern, or Schneiteln, v. a. tolop, prune, cut.

«Schneiden, v. n. 8e a. to cut ; tofnip; to carve; to faw (hoards);Korn •, to reap corn; eine Federto cut, or make a pen; einThier etc. •, to caflrate , geld;fig. (vom winde) tobite ; (im Lei-be) to gripe ; Caprioien-, to ca-per, cut capers; Geflehter-, tomake faces. • n. cutting , etc.;- im Leibe, griping of the cuts.Schneidebink , chopping-form.Schneideeifen,/cr#u>-/dp. Schnei-deholz , rafter. Schneidelohn,cboppage,fawing. Schneidemef-fer, cutting-knife. Schneidemüh-le, Jawing mill, Schneidezahn,ineifor.

Schneider, ro. tailor. Schneiderge.fell, tailor's journey-man.Schnti-dertifeh, tailor's flail.

Schneiderey, f. tailor's trade; mak-ing clothes.

Schneidern, v. a. to make clothes.

Schnell, a. fudden : quick, bafly,fwift, rapid ; nimble. Schnell-ziingig, a. voluble. Schnellzun-gigkeit,f. volubility.

Schnellen, v. n. to fpring. -v. a.to fling ; (vor die Nafe) to fillip ;fig. to cheat, wipe. Schnellgalgen,gibbet. Schnellkraft, elaflicity.Schnellkugel , (Schnellkäulchen,n.) marble, nicker. Schnellwage,fleet yard.

Schneller, m. fpring; (an die Nafe)fillip; (an Gewehren) trigger.

Schnelligkeit,!, fuddtnnefs; quick-ntfs, fwiftneft, haftintft, rapi-dity.

Schnepfe, f.fnipe. Schnepfendreck,excrement of a fnipe, Schnepfen-jagd, catching of fnipes,

Schneppe, f. peak.

Schnepper, tee Schnäpper,

Schnerjtel, ice Schnörkel.

Schneyen, v. i. tofnovi.

SChnickfchnack.m. iwittle-iwattU,

•Schnieben,v. n. to fnuff, breathe.

fleh Schniegeln, v. r. to trick up,drefs fmatt.

Schnipfeln, Schnippeln, Schnippen»,v. a. 8c n. to cut tnfnips.Schnippchen, n. ftiap, clapping ofthe fingers.

Schnippen, v. n. tofnap. [ fmart,Schnippifch , a. fnappijh , pert,Schnirkel, see Schnorkel.

Schnitt, m. cut; incifion; (am Pa-piere) edge; fig .profit. Schnitt-lauch, cives. SChnittmefler,fdrv-ing knife, hedging-bill.

Schnitte, f, Schnittchen, n, flice,chop, collop,fteak. [ reaper,

Schnitter, m. reaper; -inn, f, fit.Schnittling, u>. fnip, cutting-Schnitz, m. flice, chop , coliop,Jteak; - or Schnitzel, yh/p,Schnitzeln, Schnitzen, v. a. to cut,carve. Schnitzbank, form to cutupon. Schnitzbret , chopping-board. Schnitzwerk , carved-work.

Schnitzer, m. cutter, carver ;(Schnitzmefler) carving-knife ;fig. (Fehler) blunder, fault,mi flake.

Schnitzern, v. n. to commit a fault,blunder. { defpicable%

Schnöde , a. vile, contumelious,Schnödigkeit, f. vtlenefs , dtfpica •blenefs.

Schnuppern, Schnuppern, v. n. tofmell ; to fnuße.

Schnörkel, m. conchoid; T. (anSäulen) volute ; ( Verzierung) gar-nijh : hg. buffoonrv.

Schnüffeln, Schnüffeln, v, n. toJnuffle ; to fmell.

Schnupfen, v. a. & n. to fnuff, totake a finch of fnuff. Schnupfta-bak , fnuff. Schnupftabaksdofe,fnuff-box. Schnupttuch, hand-kerchief, muckender. [rheum.Schnupfen , m. cold , catarrh,Schnupfer, m. -inn,f, fnuff-taket,Schnuppe, f. fnuff.

Schnur, t. daughter-in-law,Schnur, f. lace, firing, line, cord xflip. Schnurgerade, ftrait, level,Schnurftrackt, ad. directly.Schnürchen, n. ftnall cord, line.Schnüren, v.a. to lace; to firing;feft -, to pinion : fich -, to weara bodice. SchnUrband, Schnürne-fiel, Schnürriemen, Schnürfenkel,point, lace. Schniirbrnft, flays,6od/c*.Schnürhaken,£ooA.Schnür>latz , breafl-piece of a bodice.SchnUrleib, bodice. Schnürloch,eilet-bole. SchnUrnadel. schniir-ftift, tag. SchnUrftiefel, bujktn.Schnurrbart, m. i oh'jkers.muftacbtnSchnurre, f, rqttle: fig. drollery.Schnurrpfeife , Schnurrpfeiferey,trifle, lumber; fig. drollery,fun.Schnurren, v. n. to bum; to rattle.

- v, a. to beggar. [tnus.

Schnurrig, a. droll, merry, fact-schob, m. wad, flack.