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	326                      DICTIONARY OF RHYMES.
	heath hath ECK neath wrath wraith rath • beck reckj wreath teeth check spec uhderneatr i cometh deck speck hath fleck wreck UVirt'fl' And the archaic third person singular of verbs. geek neck bake beak peck EATHE breathe bathe ECT seethe scathe sect project sheathe swathe affect protect wreathe wreath aspect reflect bequeathe collect reject correct respect EAVE deject direct select subject cleave conceive dissect suspect eave deceive detect architect eve unweave effect circumspect grieve perceive eject disaffect heave receive elect disrespect leave relieve erect indirect sleeve reprieve expect intellect thieve disbelieve infect incorrect weave interleave inspect recollect achieve interweave neglect retrospect aggrieve live object leak'd believe lave Also the preterites of verbs in bereave eck; as henpeck'd. EB, EBB ED bleb web bed bred ebb babe bled dead nebt glebe bread dread
	• Or rathe, early, before the time. The adverb rather is the regularly formed comparative of it. The rath primrose that forsaken dies.—Milton. t Nose, beak : also a euphonic contraction for Ebenezer. I To regard, take care of. I reck as little what betideth me.—Shakspere. Recks not his own rede.—Shakspere. Little he'll reek.—Wolfe.