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	DICTIONARY OF RHYMES.                       33 I
	tend offend brent f lament vend obtend hent | misspent amend portend lent o'erspent ascend pretend pent ostent attend protend meant present befriend suspend rent prevent commend transcend scent relent contend unbend sent repent defend apprehend shent5 resent depend comprehend spent rodent descend condescend tent sergeant distend dividend vent solvent expend recommend went strident extend reprehend absent student forefend reverend ascent tangent impend wean'd assent torment misspend fietid attent || torrent Also the preterites of verbs in augment unbent en; as kenn'd. cement abasement consent accident ENE(see EAN) content aliment crescent argument ENGE descent banishment dissent battlement avenge rev enge extent blandishment ENGTH ferment chastisement foment circumvent length strength frequent concurrent indent competent ENT intent complement bent blent • invent compliment
	Blended. 'Tis beauty truly blent, whose red and white Nature's own sweet and cunning hand laid on. Shakspere. f Obsolete. From bren to burn. Used by Spenser j Obsolete. From hend to lay hold of. Used by Shahsper$. I Obsolete. From shend, to blame, injure. I am shent for speaking to you.—Shahspere. That knight should knighthood ever so have shent.—Spenser. || Obsolete. Intent, attentive. Season your admiration for a while With an attent ear. ShaksPer$, Spenser uses the word as a noun.