| {feudalism} | feu´dal-ism in old England | | {feminine} | fem´i-nine apparel | | {fascinate} | fas´ci-nate them with her charm | | {expense} | ex-pense´ of the journey | | {emperor} | em´per-or of India | | {efflorescence} | ef-flo-res´cence of the flowers | | {ecclesiastical} | ec-cle-si-as´ti-cal robes | | {doesn't} | does´n't he know | | {diaphragm} | di´a-phragm expansion | | {countries} | coun´tries of Europe | | {metonymy} | me-ton´y-my in rhetoric | | {drowned} | drowned in the lake | | {discipline} | dis´ci-pline in the school | | {diphtheria} | diph-the´ri-a is serious | | {desert} | des´ert of Sahara | | {dessert} | des-sert´ of strawberries | | {Delaware} | Del´a-ware River | | {dialogue} | di´a-logue between two boys | | {counterfeit} | coun´ter-feit dollar | | {costume} | cos´tume for the play | | {consonant} | con´so-nant of the alphabet | | {conqueror} | con´quer-or of the Romans | | {confederacy} | con-fed´er-a-cy of the states | | {concern} | con-cern´ yourself with his safety | | {concede} | con-cede´ the point |
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