The Study of Meaning. The Stylistic Differentiation of the English Vocabulary

22b His work is done well; 23a All his answers were correct; 24c tremendous; 25c dad; 26b harmony; 27c missus; 28b a lab; 29d bloody; 30b singer; 31b endless; 32d cranberry; 33a hiss; 34d the hand of the watch; 35c The moon is riding in the sky. 36a Don't you be a dog in the manger. 37a He had only a few coppers in his pocket. 38b All hands aboard! 39a narrowing of meaning, 39b extension of meaning, 39c ameliorative development, 39d pejorative development, 39e narrowing of meaning, 39f narrowing of meaning, 39g extension of meaning, 39h pejorative development; 40b hydrogen; 41d ear — ear; 42d part of the human arm beyond the wrist; 43a heavy storm; 44b to make somebody work; 45b ball — ball; 46c to lie — to lie; 47c since (prep) — since (conj); 48d seal — to seal; 49a brothers (pl) — brother's; 50a bow — bow; 51d meat — meet; 52c case — case; 53b flower — flour; 54a love (n) — love (v); 55a to seem — to appear; 56d word—building — word—formation; 57c to see — to observe; 58b famous; 59a kind — cruel; 60c possible —impossible; 61 d apple — read — snow.

Word-structure

62c books; 63b heartless; 64d first—nighter; 65a suspicion; 66c uneatable; 67c daughter; 68a unquestionable; 69d lady—killer; 70a in—significant; 71b un—doubt—ed—ly; 72b re—main; 73c self—possessed; 74b friendship; 75d uncomfortable; 76a greenhouse; 77b invariably; 78c invariably.

Word-formation

79c unknown; 80a enlarge; 81b misprint; 82c prearrange; 83b antifascist; 84c illegal; 85d reappear; 86a pre—; 87c teaching; 88a —ness; 89b —en; 90b —ous; 91d farmerette; 92b booklet; 93a peasantry, 94c instructor, 95b development, 96c happiness; 97b violinist; 98a assistance; 99c hope/ess; l00d reddish; 101b fashionable; 102c collective; 103a organize; 104d cleverness; 105b achievement 106d classicism; 107a eatable; 108c painter; 109d duckling, 110b removal; 111a blackness; 112b collective; 113a beautiful; 114c greenish; 115d a pen—to pen; 116c to step — step; 117b round — to round; 118b a pump — to pump; 119b doctor —to doctor; 120b scalp — to scalp; 121b bottle — to bottle; 122d fish — to fish; 123b to tramp — tramp; 124c to find — find; 125d to glance —glance; 126b love — to love; 127a theatre—goer; 128d sky—blue; 129b horseman; 130c gasometer; 131d statesman; 132b pen—holder; 133c short—sighted; 134d absent—minded; 135c a stand—still; 136a secretary—stenographer; 137c willy—nilly; 138a pooh—pooh; 139d snowball; 140b nobleman; 141a dark—blue; 142b door—nail; 143a dog—kenne; 144c fellow—man; 145a bottle—opener; 146c flower—bed; 147d bluestocking; 148c bookshelf; 149b night—club; 150b red—nosed; 151a peace—fighter; 152c a drawback; 153d bottle—neck; 154a Mr. Brown's office; 155b YCL; 156a BBC; 157b NATO; 158b exam; 159c plane; 160a specs; 161c fridge (from refrigerator); 162d motel; 163b to edit —editor.

Word-groups and Phraseological Units

164a to read books; 165d heavy father; 166b to declare war; 167a to know where the shoe pinches; 168c by heart; 169d to cut short; 170b small hours; 171a mare's nest.

Variants and Dialects of the English Language

172a fortnight; 173a drug—store; 174b labor; 175c proven; 176d fall; 177d burgh; 178b dogeen; 179d Midland; 180b subway.

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