Page date 17 October 2011
dangerous dangers
dearest truest		"Dear" = short form, so remains on the line
defect difficulty
defer devour differ
deflect diffract
defray devour
dehumanise demonise
desert desert/dessert deserted		Desert = sand Desert/dessert = abandon or reward/a pudding. Use little cross next to (or in place of*) the vowel, to denote the accented syllable (*Not orthodox theory to replace the vowel)
deserve disserve
destiny destination distinction
destruction distraction
detract detriment determined
defence/defense defiance advance
defend divined
defined definite
deified edified deification edification
describe transcribe		The R is omitted in transcribe
description descriptions transcriptions		The contraction for "description" only covers the singular.
deserve disserve		deserve = merit disserve = to give wrong or harmful service. An exceptional use of Circle Ses.
destroyed distraught
deviate divide deviation division
detection deduction		Vowel
dialogue duologue		Dialogue refers to 2 or more people, duologue only 2 people.
dictatee dictator		Vowel. "Dictatee" (not in dictionary) has two stroke Tees, "dictator" has a Tee doubled to add the suffix "-tor".
disappears disperse
disappointing disorienting disorientating		disorient = disorientate, same meaning
disease disseize decease desire		disseize means to dispossess wrongfully
diseased disseized deceased desired
distorting disturbing
discard discredit
dozen thousand		Stroke Ith can be used as a contraction, or intersection, for "thousand". Stroke D with Circle S is the abbreviation for "dollars", do not use it for dozen.
dullness idleness
Dunbar Edinburgh		Edinburgh can be pronounced both -burra and -bra
during through
earnestly erroneously
earth world
eastward seaward
efface face features		Vowel
elaborate laboured
elder leader		Vowel and care with position
elsewise otherwise		"Elsewhere" is written similarly, but "else" on its own is written upwards.
email mail		Position is sufficient without the vowel.
emailed mailed		Vowel
emigrant migrant immigrant		Repeat the stroke for "immigrant"
emigrate migrate immigrate		Repeat the stroke for "immigrate"
enabled, unable to		Vowel
end need ended  needed		Vowel
endless endlessly needless needlessly
endangered, in danger
endow endue		Vowel
England Netherlands		The hard G sound is omitted in the England outline
enjoyable knowledgeable* *Contraction		Vowel See also notable DO List3
ensign inn-sign
epitomist optimist pessimist
erroneous ruinous
eventually evidently
ever however further
evergreen overgrown
evict evacuate vacate
exaltation exultation		exaltation = 2nd vowel is "awl" = the state of being elevated in rank or dignity, from Latin "altus" high exultation = 2nd vowel is "ull" = rejoicing, from Latin "exsultare" to leap for joy
exercise exorcise exorcism		"Exorcise" is written thus, to enable the formation of the derivative "exorcism"
exist insist necessitate
exit gate
expand expend extend		Vowel
expansion extension
expenditure expensive		Both are short forms
explain expound
extension extenuation
extract extricate		Vowel
eyes eyesight
facility falsity falsehood
faithful unthankful
fallen felon
family female
farewell furlough
farmer framer		See also "former" and "firmer" below
farther further		"Farther" refers to distance. "Further" refers to distance and also means "additional"
fatal futile fatality futility
favoured favourite
fieriness furnace
film volume
filtered filtrate
final official
fingering finger-ring
fireman foreman
firs furze		Furze is the older name for gorse bushes
fixed focussed
follower policy
forget forgive forgo		Vowel
former (previous) former (one who forms) firmer		See "farmer" and "framer" above
formerly formally		Always include the R regardless of local pronunciation
forward froward
frail virile
Frances Fran Franciscan Francis/France's Frank
frantic phrenetic
freezing frozen		Position is sufficient but vowels may be helpful
friendless friendlessness		Same outline for both words. Being different parts of speech they should not clash. Suggestion: use disjoined downward L-S-N-S for -lessness.
friendly frontal
funeral funereal
Gaelic Gallic		Gaelic = language of Celts in Ireland  & Scotland Gallic = of Gaul = France
garnet granite
gem diamond adamantine
gent gents		Add vowel to distinguish from gentleman/gentlemen above. See also "agent" in DO List 1
genteel gentle		Vowel
gentleman gentlemen giant		How to remember: position of the short forms follows the vowel in "man" and "men". See also "agent" in DO List 1
ghastly ghostly		Position is sufficient but vowels may be helpful
girth growth
glass glazed
god guide		Vowel
god-like godly
goodness guidance
gradually greatly
granted guaranteed
healing health
hardy hearty
hardly heartily
heavenly slovenly
heavy solid slight
heightened high-toned		high-toned = downward Hay because derived from "high"
heron hunter
heterogeneous hydrogenous
higher hire		Although the pronunciations are identical, "higher" is written thus because it is a derivative. The vowel sound that follows the diphthong in "hire" is considered to be part of the "R"
Highland Holland Holy Land
hill hole hollow
homogeneous homogenous		homogeneous = accent on "gen" homogenous = accent on "moj" Both same meaning
honestly nicely		Vowel. See also "noisy uneasy" DO List3
hostel hotel
hourly really
human humane		Vowel. Although not short forms, for convenience the position follows the last vowel. See also "inhuman inhumane" on DO List3
hydraulic hydro-electric		"Electric" is a contraction
hypertension hypotension		hyper = above, excess hypo = under, below Opposite meanings, therefore always put the vowel in "hypo-" outlines

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